Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1953 volume:

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'11 X 1 fl 1 1 1 N , Q New J' 1 ' 1 11. X X NX' of 47 X Pages 64 to 95X M XX if 0 X RK b . X ' V X llx 4 X f .gg X - .1 Q X . me yy: ,' O If bzxv p ' P fV 1 YV V 5 J , ' 1 1 f V A 9 5 f wx X UK 0 lux Pages 124 to 153X if I 'f Sl?-3 Pages 108 to 123 XXL lj-J! M1. Ralph Weaver RALPH BUCK WEAVER, ONE OF THE FINEST COACHES THE RHS HAS HAD, CAME TO REDLANDS IN 1949. UNDER HIS EXCELLENT TUTELAGE, REDLANDS HAS WON TWO CBL TITLES AND HAS TWICE ADVANCED TO THE SEMIfFINf ALS OF CIF PLAY-OFFS. BUCK WEAVER BEGAN HIS COACHING CAREER IN HIS HOME CITY, YOUNGS- TOWN, OHIO, AT FITCH HIGH SCHOOL. FITCH HIGH WAS A MEMBER OF A YOUNGSTOWN CITY LEAGUE FOR SIX OF THE TWELVE YEARS MR. WEAVER COACHED THERE. IN THOSE SIX YEARS HIS FOOTBALL TEAM WON FIVE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS. SIMILAR SUCCESSES FOLLOWED AT PITTSBURG HIGH - THEN CAME THE WAR. IN 1943, MR. WEAVER ENTERED THE NAVY AND REACHED THE RANK OF LIEUTENANT BY THE TIME OF HIS DISCHARGE IN 1946. THREE YEARS LATER HE CAME TO REDLANDS AND ASSUMED THE DUTIES OF ALGEBRA INSTRUCTOR AND HEAD FOOTBALL COACH. MR. WEAVER'S EARLY SCHOOL BACKGROUND IS INDICATIVE OF HIS CHAR' ACTER AND LATER SUCCESS. HE WAS ACTIVE IN NUMEROUS SCHOOL FUNCf TIONS, BEING SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT, CAPTAIN OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM, MEMBER OF STUDENT SENATE, AND A PARTICIPANT IN DRAMA. IN HIS SEN- IOR YEAR AT NEWBERRY COLLEGE, SOUTH CAROLINA, HE WAS VOTED THE MOST ATHLETIC BOY, WHICH SEEMED LOGICAL SINCE HE PLAYED ON THE FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, AND BASEBALL TEAMS. HE ALSO PARTICIPATED IN STUDENT GOVERNMENT, BEING TREASURER OF THE JUNIOR CLASS AND MEM' BER OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL. SINCE COMING TO REDLANDS, MR. WEAVER HAS BEEN AN INSPIRATION TO HIS STUDENTS AND PLAYERS. WELL GROUNDED IN THE FUNDAMENTALS OF MATHEMATICS AND SPORTS, HE HAS BEEN A POWERFUL SHAPING INFLUENCE IN THE LIVES OF THOSE AROUND HIM. IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT THE STUDENTS OF THE RHS RANCH DEDICATE THE 1953 MAKIO TO COACH WEAVER IN APPRECIATION OF THE TIME AND EFFORT HE HAS EXPENDED TO MAKE OUR SCHOOL A FINER PLACE TO ATTEND. W? Wyre raid? r ,M uw 5,??l?g'ep5'xl1lL:'2 u , ' RONALD GODDARD In Memoriam KATHRYN KNODEL Not till the loom is silent And the shuttles cease to fly, Shall God unroll the canvas And explain the reason why The dark threads are as needful, In the weaver's skillful hand, As the threads of gold and silver In the pattern He has planned. Anonymous U Www: fkyf, Q ,..,i GORDON WEST J mr Q . A K ., 4 . A.. -. A 4 W-0-...Mwei . ,W Val. ig ,,.,Q.L. 4-A 'R' mrs E L 1' RANCH KES b tis Pfesidenh Di Geof90 Ref 'widen'- c0'P' Liqhffool' V' 1 S cr one sandy' se .......?. C e1crY7 Donna and HorrisOf' Ufef' X 1fe0S ,mol , Ro ed and 6'iven ffze RMS' B and During the year the tenderfeet have leam' ed to fit into and contribute to the life of the ranch. In the fall they gave the largest amount of money during Slave Day, thus helping the Red Cross in its work. This year's sophomore dance, the Bunny Hop, was one of which the class of 55 can well be proud. Herded by George Roberts, president, Harrison Lightfoot, vice presi' dent, Diane Bandy, secretaryg and 'Donna Carroll, treasurerg the Sophomores have made a good start toward becoming able hands of the R.H.S. Ranch. A ow l Joyce Alexander LaVelle Aus tin LaVona Allred Mary Alford Joan Ankeny Carol Anderson Marilyn Babatan Row 2 Anita Atllano Virginia Arre dondo Mary Fern Thomas Mary Lou Bi d Alice Anderson ow 3 James Allsup Joe Acosta Earl Anderson Ray Avila David Achley Rowl Betty Baxter Karen Bell Sue Best Dianne Bandy Charlotte Barbee Row 2 Betty Jean Billing Har net Benzor Cecelia ar ron Junamae Blackburn Daneen Blggerstaff Row 3 Bill Black Victor Berg, Bob Johnson Paul Beaumont Bull Blackwell Row l Ann Brunton, Kate Cady, Virginia Boyd, Marjorie Cable, Sue Brown, Darlene Campbell, Ethel Campbell. Row 2 Wayne Bowlby, Dick Campbell, Rose Mary Brink- er, Mitzi Blick, Judy Bom- gardner, Jan Ebmeier. Row 3 Jim Brumett, Pat Buch- man, Deanne Paine, Stan Brassfield, Bert Block, Nor- man Brown, Richard Bu- erge, Alex Cabral. Row I Jerry Daniels Manu el Espinosa Jerry Don ahue Row 2 Florence Ellis Carol Palmer Margie deVrres Rowl Bennett Clark, Hubert Carter, George Chaves, Fred Carr, David Chriten, James Chodwell. Row 2 Charlotte Chavez, Shir- ley Clark, Ruth Carson, Donna Carroll, Carol Christ, Bruce Churchill. Row 3 Shirley Carlson, Gail Carr, Edwarda Moore, Virginia Gray. Row l Gerry Cook, Mary Matson, Dot Crook, Sandie Cowie, Beverly Culler, Bob Crowe, Cal Cook, Jay Cox. Row 2 Roberta Cross, Naomi Cook, Martha Ha rding, Gail Craig, Dee Ann Rogers, Dale Cooper. Row 3 Don Caews, Ray Cunningham, Richard Cox, Flick Corb, Sidney Creacey Dennis Collier Bill Cunningham Row 1 Row Row 3 Row l Geneva Enkson Bon me Gross: Marianne Gill Jeanette Gaglrardo Becky Goodart Row 2 Don Headley Bill Hartman Don Graves Roger Hale Gerald Haugen Garth Graves Richard Ferns Leonard Fiedler Bob Farrar Roger Lee Gaede Gene Ford Carolyn Fox Gretchen Fernn Shirley Furney Barbara Faucher Martha Evans Jacqueline Glese James Full -bright Maureen Flanders Paula Far mer Stanley Fox Barnard Fau bel Jack Finch John Flon in ff Row 1 Dwaine Dinwiddie, Betty Heath, Betty Jo Hood Jo Ann Jara, Marlene Henderson, Ka ren Johnson. ow 2 Lois Hendrickson Jim Heeney, Johnny Hernan- dez, Jim Heard, Lonnie Bruber, Neil Johnson, Lyle Huges. Row 3 Betty Hayes Barbara Hinshaw, Nancy Hein, Con- nie Herrera, Bonnie Hed- man, Barbara Johnson, Jean Hyman. X Row 'l Tom Mer chant Steve MacDonald Bill Melcher Earl Williams Mary Louise Mea kin Elizabeth Merrill Row 2 Ken McGee Russell Mitchell Doris Miller Catherine Meyer, Donna McKinley, Darlene McWil- liams, Marion Meadows. Row 3 George Miller, Reggie Ma- loney, Doug Linn, Tom Zeig- ler, Janice Monson, Doris McGlowe, Betty McGee. Row 4 Jim Moore, Melvin Metcalf Row l Eugene Kilday Char les Lawrence Diana King ham Ronald Lapplng Joe Kendall Ned Landell A vel Kmslow Robert Krrsh baum Row 2 Lois Kolb Ellen Kup fer Sandy Kung Lois Lad wig Jo Keddre lrvin King Cleveland King Row 3 Carolyn Kemp Jud ith Klemm Georqla Keeh nel Janis Drogue Judy Harris Bermne Krogstad Joann Conley Row Vidal Macros Susan Leet Mar cla Llpslcey June Ley and Carleen Lee Margaret Mar tmez Row 2 Jerry Bullock James Lay ton Harrison Lightfoot Ro belt Lewis Vernon Lee Joe Lopez Row 3 Steve Lines Dave Lynn Le Baron Charles Matney Robert Le feber LW! RN -Tiff .L Monre Mahoney Dons Row 1 Pat Ott, Clara Onken, Verna Onken, Iva Mae Strandrew, Velma Pine, Joan Porter, Barbara Patti- son. Row 2 Toni Ourada, Mary Kay Munhall, Frances Pilk- ington, Ruth Ogan, Carol Neumiller, Loraine Nevins, Beverly Pounders. Row 2 John Gibson, Alfonso Perez, Kenneth Overholser, Scotty Neal, Jerry Owen, Mary Padilla, Gail Post. Row l Frank Sexton, lan Al- bert, Benny Clark, Ed Tabet, Lonnie Broauell, William Capehart. Row 2 Harry Jones, D0l'fell Doering, Dwaine Camp- bell, Rudy. Dew, Roqer Bowen, Lon Smith, Glen Choate,' Ken Ekema. Row 3 Rudy Roque, Frank Hernandez, Gomi Can deloria, Eddie Gonzal es, Roy Short, Edward Rozema, Frank Parrish. 1 ww , U 1? Row Row Row l Bill Ba k Wumfred Roche Shirley Darrow, Nancy Elkins Eleanora Bishop 2 Benny Clark Carolyn Fox Judy Ulmer Virgin Lee Elliott Betty Irvin Jean Faarbanks Carole Hamilton 3 Don Wessel Ray Ar anda Jerry Coyazo o n Flon Ed les Don Haight John Boog man Row l Karin Solberg, Esther Coules, Carol Wallander, Betty Snyder, Frances Up- dike, James Van Hassel. Row 2 Barbara Jeanne Van Diest, Wanda Stevens, Bob Tapley, Jack Surr, Gerald- ine Stroh, Mary Sue Un- derwood, Albert Vega. Row 3 Ron Smith, Charlaine Wallace, Martha Thomp- son Esther Walker, Jean- ette Wilker, Barbara Thorn- ton, Alaire Vieriera, Janie Van Den Toorn. Rowl Tommy Walling Lor- raine Waterbury, Judy Wanne, Mary Alice Wick- izer, Mary Rose Williams, Gordon West. Row 2 Eunice Zimmer, Dale Yerton, Darroll Wood, Norman Wolthers, Ed Gilmore, Grace Pal mer, Jerry Yingst. ow 3 Abigail Pickett, Joe Wright, Susan Wright. ,arf 5,2 KW 2 Row 1 James Law Gaye Jordan Gayle Jordan Brllre Rallnff Dale Ha zen Sue Shufflefon Sally Rouse Row Bernard Faubel Burrell Mat thews Charlie Smnh Paul An derson Ardell Hornbuckle Allen Chadwell Row Bob Arnold Manuel Cervantes Don Vettrus Alfred Elwell Poslng for the photographer at the Hula Hop are sopho mores Pa! Buchman June Leyland and Jlm Jourmgan wufh sensor Ken Stockham These Hobos are Rita Keddie, Pat Lynch, Sue Shuffleton, Marlene Hen- derson, and Marlha Harding. HARRY CROSTHWAITE, f' 'M' rw MIKE ARMACOST, president vice-president JACK APPLETON, BETTY HAMMENI ff6CSUl'Bl' SeCl'efQ l'Y B one Buster The bronc busting juniors have proved to be an outstanding class by virtue of their high spirit and their active participation in the work and play of the ranch. The year began for the class of 54 with the ordering of senior sweaters and rings. By winning the can drive, the juniors proved their merit. The annual juniorfsenior prom in May will long be remembered as an exceptional success, and it was only through hours of hard work by many unselfish and devoted class members that this was made possible. At the end of the year, proudly wearing their sweaters of light blue, the junior class is looking forward to next year when they will be veterans and full fledged riders of the open range. 553s ' Qainzgi 1 -J Qna g'A , i ' i Q .I .N V 4 t - f Y , H 41 I r iai, ff. a fl' . ,aff X .r. ff. y f i '?1f '!1 h'. nlA!! l N 'W 2 , RW A R N 'f E5 I I My 5 w 1 A jx 9 x 5 5.4. .ns ,A G sits 9 2 3 X E 'u W 'Y ' I as , X 'Wil' Row 'I Florence Millard, Jack Dietrick, Walter De Blauw, Ed Earhart, Anne Dietrick. Row 2 Pat Delap, Pat El- liott, Grace De Young, Arline Denkhaus, Virginia Downs. Row 3 Mildred Dildine, Joyce DaVall, Reatha Denniston, Loretta Davis, Pat Bruce. Row 3 Jack Cagle, Roger Bowen, Hoy Row I Diane Phelps, Barbara Thompson, Patsy Boone, Jon Alice Miller, Rose Mc- Coskey. - Row 2 Dennis Graham, Bill U Gillespie, Delia Heaton, Donna Rutter, Chuck Han- sen, David Carroll. Row 3 Don Billmon, Wayne Baker, Jerold Ellison, Silas ' ,Q 41,1 xx Row 'I Judy Bushnell, Phyllis Biggs, Carol Brummeler, Carol Brittain, June Beswick. Row 2 Larry Cabral, Jack Bruckart, John Browning, Virginia Blackwell, Hazel Campfield. A Carr. is 57122 ,aizlff -. f ,J Silva Dale Birdsall. X s 'Nu '-intl? ,ill is nl, 4 Q. ig, s .Nu 'M 'jfs .aural ',.. A --- ' f fvt...-,4'Y ' -I ff Q 1 4 S M A' A eq rf, f ,B 2 ',Xqi 'ff ' ff' l A in f ' M K Row 'I Norma Grenier, Bonita Furney, ' -n-'IQ 1 ' ' Jerry Glover, Richard Floyd, Peggy Enzminger. . - Row 2 Virginia Freire, Pat Jennison, Betty 1 A Fasenmver, Mary Faubel, Charles King. ' 1 I Row 3 Otto Gaostra, Pat Feenstra, Gerald Feenstra .nv '- 1-'--al f Now Know Me Rope , Row l Nancy Cook, Lorna Ceniceros, Jim Roberts, Frank Robertson Don Coonce. Row 2 Virginia Cowen, Joyce Cowan, Joyce Cummins, Norma Crosno, Ruth Colbaugh. Row 3 Ann Cross, Peggy Cook, Barbara Kennerly, Frances Cook, Janice Culler. ' f 5 7 Y 4:4 F 11 .. . ii f . 'NH ?Z21i+si,1tiexfS3?S1 Riism. P Row I Colleen Hinkle, Jari Lee Hansen, Nancy Hart, Gayle Heyboer, Shirley Horner. Row 2 Jeanie Hernandez, Virginia Herrera, Janice Harris, Jewell Hampton, Row 3 Betty Hammen, Charlotte Hill, Carolyn Gunter, Phil Coker, Alger Heck. ll fl ff ,r 63 Row 'I Jim Luko, Harry Crosthwaite, Pauline Martinez. Row 2 Stanley Gray, Tommy Martinez, Jim Loveless, John Mathena, Ronala Harrison. sf -A X.. ,,., x!.A 1 4 .au.... ' Row I Pat Koehler, Sue Hunt W Gloria Kruse, Marilyn Hor ton. Row 2 Sharon Hostetler, Car men Landeros, Margie Lad wig, Terry Jones. son, Jim Hynes. And Are We!! 011 Meir Way O'Brien, Leslie White, Shirly Pelchy. Row 2 Marilyn Redman, Anna Mae Van Grouw Adona Nutbrown, Evelyn Patton, Fran Page 1 Row 3 Roger Lakner, Mat- thew Johnson, Don John- Rowl Davis Radford, Hal Reynolds, Shirley Rhodes, Margaret Rezendes, Lou Rash. Row 2 Dave Ramboz, Bob Roberts, Craig Reynolds, Mary Ramirez, Dorothy Price. Row3 Lou Rogers, Judy Reece, Coby Rietveld, Novella Riddle, Barbara Pray Theresa, Rodriquez. Row 3 louis Perkins, Elmer Parkerson Tom PCWSOH. Eddie Burbu J0l1nnY Peake Row 2 Irene Vander Veen Beverly Van Meeferen Susie Thom QRNIEQSESR Q' iias - , i?i2f1ffiYW2 an ,xl ' Row 1 Lucille Avila, Dorothy Arredondo, Paula Ballantyne, Blanca Arauio, Delpha Martinez, Coreen Blacketer. Row 2 Ralph Barbo, Mardis Amy, Bob Behrens. O 0, 'flmef P 1 l 6 Q as ' .ff self'- L-f a. , A 1 , 2 A is J' .' gal NI. JJ' . ' C- jf! - X U. K, F, -- -' .1 '1' ' iv-Q 1 V if ' 'ff' I' ,, 5 ,fp ff r . , I lf , 1 , ,. A , .' Zi . - K 'gl . B A, .1 6 ' Y ,A -4 J . u f Q- 1 4 'Y' W? f ,E . , 4' 4 9 3 L4 . I y ,,' . 4 iii ' ' ..5 ' V ',, l t In- ', . ?'r' V I A..,,. ,.,,..W.....,.. f, -c Row 'I Richard White, Fred Wright, Harold Vermeer, Wes Wilson, Bob Widlund, Louis Villa. Row 2 Nora Begay, Betty Harrel, Kathy Wallen, Juanita Griffen, Betty Lou Webster. iw l R. 'MMV , , we If .. , '?' Row 3 Shirley Wright, Carma Snow, Jerry Ann Wilms, Nina Waddell, Jivina Wagoner. Y Irvin' Row l Maria Smith, Ginger Smith, Alma Smith., -Row 2 Shirley Silva, Sally Silverwood, Janet Sedam. Row 3 Vern Royse, Phil Sloan, Bill Sousa, Tom Spurlock 0f Me R.ft.S Ranch Row l Gloria Carrion, Harry Genet, Clabe Hangan, Joe Werner, Frances Drerup, Mary Matson, Esther Garcia, Esperanza Garcia. Row 2 Virginia Herrera, Eleanor'Kelly, Janet Denos, Caroline Poelstra, Kay Kincaid, Lois Burleigh, Gail Winans, Beverley Verley, Diane Todd, Virginia Hernandez, Judy Johnson. Row 3 Joe Chavez, Bill Ruff, Russell Dill, Ray Lanlz, Ronnie Surber, Wilson Thompson, Vila Burch, Venetia Neely, Mark Rogers, Harry Crosswaite, Al Parlcerson. Row 4 Richard Granillo, Stan Gray, Buddy Clark, Alfred Castro, John Van Uffelen, Raimon Francis, Jerry Settle. H aw www w rwmM ' ! 1 , J' ,Q fy E QQ qi mix' ' , 'nh H 1 8 in ' -X A , f Q jf vt 6 A3 Wzgfwgf QW ' n . 3 U 6 M . . I 'nr ' 5 . , Q - QT, 'F' 'Fir X Q, 5 fxff' uf? fl 51fi.QMf'ff 1 ,f'? iw Y. V - N., f , Q may uf W WW ' 5 VWIAJ X I ,Q A M 3 s 4 www X, K .w , ff ', 314, 41 .3 ss X -N Q ' 51 , sf K w. g i .Q m '?53- QL 'kb 'RJ L ..-1' Pat Wilson, vicefpresidentg Mary Edith Hygh, secretary, Rita Cahral, treasurer, Lowell Hall Presif Range Riders All the roughriders of '53 wish to dedicate this senior section to our saddle partner, Frances Cullen, who joined the RHS Ranch with us as greenhorns in '50. She has prodded and teased us through three eventful years. She has joined with us in making this, our final year, a truly fine one. The '53 seniors have been leaders in pep, sports, scholarship, music, drama, and other activities, making this year one of the most succesful ones RHS Ranch has ever seen. The long awaited Senior Week included the ever popular Ditch Day, riotous Senior Assembly, Treasure Hunt, trip to Valley College, fashion show, and, terminating the week, a banquet and dance. Finally came the momentous graduation week. This week hegan with Baccalaureate, the seniors wearing caps and gowns for the first time in many years. Then the- senior breakfast and class day followed, with Commencement crowning the golden year. dent, ' 'N 6 .Ja 1? 3. 1 I ll I . ,.' 2' ' ,1 f Q ,, 4 li 1 V,' f' 6 'T V' Q, , A if Q15 y M . ,fj . . Q ,jfs 1 ' L4 X 2 Q 5, ,ff ef ' If . 5 .'rL ,Jug , , ' T J' :TW f f r' ' J-4, Z .- A I Q8 1 A li 3 l 5 'A 3 iv 'W 1952 Junior-Senior Prom. K r Q r .Ioan Pefke, Malcolm Olmos, Jim Hurley, ond Clyde l Stephens in u take-off from High Noon during the i Treasure Hunt Assembly. P, Q ',' -'f'- 0 0 The semors churn through the school on sweater day A f 7- exe '7PsAsp X 3: Nil! ul Q flfx KITS ' k?i'WS.' THE SENIOR DANCE, I-ww THEN DAISY CHAIN, AND FINALLY GRADUATION. 4 C7 'F Q ,I 'W g 5 ta wg Q-V,, M4 J. :JA 'P- i Af- 5 3'-4. I 4:Qe .7545 59531, Q 1' -um, .W .ph-sk ' K - ., 'MA..a.'Kf1.w- 'K ' A MK K- . , , . 4 JAMES ALEXANDER DONNA ANDREWS Sophomore Class Sec. Hi-Tri 2 Student Council 2 Cheerleader 1 RUTH AVll.A GAA l, 2 Card Club 2 Typing Club I BILLIE BAT5H E 32 JOHN ALLEN FRANK AMABILE JOAN AMARAL JEAN ANDERSON Cross Country 1, 2, 3 PETE ARMACOST A Cqppellq Choir 2, 3 Girls' League President Track I, 2, 3 Swimming I, 2, 3 Student Council 2, 3 Winter Ball Queen 3 Sound Crew President 3 Key Club 1, 2, 3 Girls' Choir 2 Girls' State 2 I Hobuchi Revue 2. 3 Scholarship Society Chepulechi 2- 3 C-55 me Membe' 3 FRANCES ANGUN Block R 2, 3 IMOGENE AUSTIN GLORIA AVILA A cappella 3 CAROLYN BABIOLIS ART BALLIN G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Hi.Tfi 1 Girls' League Cabinet 2 Football I, 2, 3 Student Council 3 'RMA AZUN Girls' Choir I Track l, 2 Dance Committee 2, 3 Hug Thrower 2' 3 A CGPP9ll0 21. 3 Boys' League Cabinet 3 WILLIAM BARSTOW Chepulechi 2, 3 J Student Counul 3 Block R 2' 3 C.S.F. Life Member 3 DON BARTHOLEMEW USNITA EELCILIEIRI 2 SHIRLEY BELL Cross-Country -I Band .ll 2 Aroma Un i, . 3 DUUSY Chem 2 Chairman of College D03 A Ca ella 3 Cappella Choir 2, 3 Scholarship 2, 3 St dpp C .I I 2 Triple Trio 2, 3 Chepulechi Board 2 Gl'oRlA BELLAWA U en' OW' I f 3 cms' choir 1 mm 2 'em J: 'L T 2? Q ill Me Range Riders Were all in the Sad le JEAN BENTO G.A.A. 2, 3 Girls' League 'l, 2, 3 A Cappella 3 Homemaking PAT BISHOP Hi-Tri Cabinet 2 JOAN BRACKINS RICHARD BRANSON Daisy Chain 2 Makio Ad Manager 3 Scholarship Society 2, 3 Chepulechi 2, 3 DAVID BROWN LARRY BROWN Cross Country 2, 3 Cross Country Track 2 Speech Activities 2 Chepulechi 2 fi 'wp- I Commissioner of Activities Football 'I, 2, 3 Chepulechi 1, 2, 3 Life Member of C.S.l5. 3 ROBERT BLY MARGARET BRAWLEY ELLEN BRUCE Hi-Tri 3 Girls' League 1, 2, 3 Girls' Choir 2 A Cappella Choir 'l, 3 BETTY ANN BOBO Orchestra 'l, 2, 3 Makio Club 'l Girls' Choir 3 JUDY BROCK C.A.A. 'l, 2, 3 A'capppella 2, 3 Girls' Choir 'l, 2 Hi-Tri 'l, 2 BETTY BRUMMELER Speech 3 Orchestra 'l Student Council 3 JOAN BOETTGER Triple Trio I A'cappella Choir 2, 3 Girls League Rep. 3 MYRNA BROOME G.A.A. I, 2, 3 Hi-Tri 'l Bank 2, 3 A Cappella 2, 3 GARY BRUSH Tennis 3 Handball 3 ial, Q lfz R, L1 M1 s- X ..,1SE'f 'Hylan- at, s ix . -- A 1 ' Q 4' ,l 1 if ,t EY, g -1 if X X A NIM BUCK RITA CABRAL C. JESSIE CARNARO JUDY CLARK RALPH COOK Foolball 'l, 2, 3 Life Member of C.S.F. 3 G.A.A. 3 Scholarship Society 'l, 2 Agriculture 1, 2, 3 Boys' League 3 G.A.A. Sec. and Pres. 2, 3 Girls' League Rep. 3 Senior Class Emblem 2 F.F.A. l, 2, 3 Key Club .and Block R Girls' State Representative IRENE CEDANO Prom Decoration Chman TED COOK Chepulechi 2, 3 Daisy Chain 2 A Cappena 2 3 Drqmq 3 S 1 . 1 2 3 BUERGE PHIL CALVERT GMS, Choir 1' 2 SHANNON MCCARTER CLARK '9 ' ' 1 Block R Club 3 Girls' League Cabinet 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Chepulechi l. 3 Hobo At., grriple Trio 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1 LYNN CHOATE Drama 2 S 1Scholarship Society 2 SANDRA CANON Cross Country 'l Speech Club Secretary RACHEL COUCH Chepulechi 3 A Cappella Choi, 3 Football 2, 3 EDDIE COLEMAN lA!-LIE BURBA Dance Club I AUYOCYQTS 2, 3 Block R Club 2, 3 MARTY COVlNGTON ffransferred in Senior Yearl Chepulechi 3 Honor Roll WARREN BURY Student Council 2 Swimming Team 2, 3 De Moluy 3 Student Council 3 Girls league I 2 3 ELEANQR CLARK Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3 JOAN CARL Daisy Chain 2 DONNA coiuen Majorette 'l, 2 Student Council 'l, 3 pep Club Secretary 1 Band 1, 2. 3 GW lwswe Council scholarship society 1 Pep Club I, 2 5Ch0l0 3l'lP 59Cl97Y Hi-Tri Cabinet 3 Makio Staff Artist 3 Hobachi Staff Artist 2, 3 Scholarship Society 2, 3 Chepulechi Staff 3 S Q R. ct A Q MN -A-gf, JERRY COX Hobachi Artist I Chepulechi 3 MARGARET CRAM A Cappella 3 NANCY CRAMER Hi-Tri Cabinet 3 Junior Class Vice Pres. 2 Student Council 1, 2 Drama 2, 3 DICK CROWELL Football I, 3 Key Club 3 Basketball 'I Track I f' 5? Q DOROTHY DICKASON T Club 2 3 Chepulechu 'I 2 3 Maklo Club I JERRY DAVIS ,,, Drama 3 me M DINKEL Q RICHARD DONAHUE Football I JOHN CUMMINGS DON DAVIS Swimming 2, 3 Hi-Y 3 MARY ANN DAVIS studen, Council 2 Sophomore Class Treasurer 1 :RMA CUNNINGHAM CheF'Ie de',I' 2 Play Production Y-Night Chairman 3 Girls' League Cabinet 2 and Make-up 3 SANDRA DANIELSON LLOYD DELGADO Hi-Tri 'l, 2 Student Council 3 DICK DEUSSEN Makio Ad Staff 3 Swimming I, 2 Sub-Juniors I, 2, 3 Football I, 2, GLORIA DAVILA Wrestling 2 , 'LH Q, 'li Mia! Jai xi 1' i 1 if E K 4- . I 6 A 'gk , I 1 4I 5:' ld: . f I' ,J CAROL DOWLING Daisy Chain 2 Jo ANNE FALLEN choir 1, 2, 3 BARBARA DUKE ANNE DURRELL Hi Tri 3 Commissioner of Publicity Scholarship society 3 DORIS EDMONDSON GILBERT FARLEY Student Council 3 G.A.A. I, 2 F.F.A. I, 2, 3 Girls' League A Cappella Choir 2, 3 Girls' Choir I, 2, 3 DON FINSTEIN DAN DUNCAN Boys' State Representative Agriculture I, 2, 3 RODNEY FAGERSTEDT C.S.F. Life Member 3 Swimming I Rope Guard 3 Student Council 3 Choir 3 Talent Show 2 Election Chairman 3 if BARBARA FORD M RUBY GARCIA A Cappella 3 G.A.A. 'I Student Council 2 A Cappella 2, 3 DANIEL GARCIA WILLIAM GARCIA Band and Orchestra Football I, 2 Track I, 2, 3 Cross Country I, 2 Football I, 2, 3 Student Council I, 2 Boys' State 2 MARY GEIER ESTHER GARCIA Drama 3 G.A.A. 2 Band I, 2, 3 Orchestra I, 2 Chepulechi I, 2, 3 Makio Staff 2, 3 A Cappella 3 A X 6. 5 X 9 Q 035, ,V-. M A e sEs if Shins-U Q 1 7 1 - ' '-'f'-'Fi 2 L ' 'L N GOINS RICHARD GORDON ERNESTINE GIBSON KEN GIBSON G.A.A. 3 F-F-A I, 2, 3 Football I, 2, 3 Track I, 2, 3 Block R I, 2, 3 3 P. y f W if f Intramural Basketball l, Chemistry Physics Club Track I ANNE HARTLEY Sub-Juniors 'l, 2, 3 Hi-Tri 1, 2 Hobachi Staff 3 CARLOS GUZMAN LowELL HALL CHARLES HALBROOK sand 1, 2,3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Chepulefhi 3 Senior Class President Boys' State Rep 2 JOAN HEENEY Scholarshipl A Cappella Choir Student Council I, 2, 3 Girls' Choir 2 Hi Tri 3 DONNA HENDON MARCIA HEYBOER CAROL HILL Drama 3 A Cappella Choir 2, 3 Hi Tri I. 2 is I in 2 GEORGANA GROSSI Commissioner of Hobach Girls' State Rep. 2 Quill and Scroll 3 C.S.F. Life Member 3 IRENE MILLS HENDERSON G.A.A. 'I A Cappella Choir 2, 3 Clothing 2, 3 ERMA JO HILL Pep Club 2, 3 Maioretfs 2, 3 A Cappella 2 VIRGINIA HINSHAW MIRIAM HODSON REX HOLLIDAY JOHN HOLLINRAKE DONNA HOLT Daisy Chain 2 Orchestra I, 2, 3 Block R 2, 3 Play Production 2 Life Member C.S.F. STVIVIQ Ensemble 21 3 Track I, 2, 3 Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3 Hobachi 3 Football 2, 3 CHARLES HOOK NOVA HIIDSON JIM HURLEY JANE JACINTO GLENNA JAMES THERESA HOULIHAN JAMES HUGHES MARY EDITH HYGH MARLENE JACINTO MARGARITA JARA Girls' League Cabinet 1 Student Council 2 Jr.-Sr. Prom Co-Chairman A'cczppellc1 3 MELVIN WAYNE HOWELL JOE HUMILDAD CAROL IRELAND CHERYL JAKLE RONALD JERMAIN S Qi' - -lb EARL JERNIGAN Band 'I, 2, 3 Cross Country I Track 'I Student Council IRENE .IIMENEZ G.A.A. I, 2, 3 Sweater Committee 2 Dance Cofhmittee 2 Student Council 'I, 2 BETTY JOHNSON Hi-Tri I, 2 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Chepulechi 'I, 2 Knitting Club 'I 33 Q, FW -x L EARL JOLING BARBARA JONES Editor-in-Chief of Hobachu 3 Speech Club Sec. ber 2, 3 Quill and Scroll 3 Chairman of C.BL Speech Contest CELESTE JONES Pom-pon Girl 3 Pep Club 3 Alternate Student Council 3 BARBARA JORDAN Speech Club 3 G.A.A. 3 Drama 3 ANDREW KARVELIS Hobachi Sports Ed Jr. Red Cross 2, Drama 2, 3 Cross Country 2 RITA KEDDIE Girls' League Cabinet 3 Cheerleader 3 Pep Club 3 Chepulechi 2 ALVAN KELLY A Cappella 3 KENNETH KELLY CHARLENE KEELER ITransferred in Junior yearl Pep Club 'I Daisy Chain 2 Girls' League Representative Year Book Staff 'I MARY KELLY G.A.A. 'I F.H.A. 'I DAVID KINCAID Football 3 Basketball 2 CAROLE KING Student Council Girls' League Representative KENNETH KING Life Member of CSF 3 Hobachi Editor 3 Orchestra I, 2 BILL KIRKLEY F.F.A. I, 2, 3 Wrestling 2, 3 RICHARD KOEN Proiectionist 3 TERRY KUPFER Swimming l, 2, 3 Hobochi Sports Editor 3 Scholarship Society 3 Speech Club President SHIRLEY LAIDLAW Orchestra 'l, 2, 3 G.A.A. l, 2, 3 Daisy Chain 2 Scholarship l, 2, 3 TOM LANGMEAD Swimming Team 2, 3 Student Council 1, 2 CAROL LARSEN News editor of the Hobachi 3 Daisy Chain 2 Quill and Scroll 3 CSF Life Member and Secretary 3 SUE LARSEN Daisy Chain 2 Scholarship Society 2 Student Council l, 3 Hi-Tri Secretary 3 AUDREY LASATER A Cappella 2 Orchestra 1, 2 Senior Committees 3 JOYCE VAN DEN EYKEL lTransferred beginning of Senior yearl Cheerleader 2 President of Class l, 2 Club l Year Book Staff 2 SHlRLEY LITTLE A Cappella Choir Chepulechi l, 2 MARCELA LOZANO G.A.A. l, 2, 3 Hope Chest Club 1 Drama Club 2 CLARENCE LUNDIN Football 2 Track 2 Chepulechi FLORINE LUTZ Flag Thrower 3 Girls' League Rep. 'l Pep Club 3 PAT MCCLAIN Drama Plays 'l, 3 LEE McEWEN F.F.A. Treasurer 3 F.F.A. Member 1, 2, 3 ROGER McGEE F.F.A. Club 1, 2, 3 Wrestling Manager 'l, 2 A Cappella 3 SYDNEY MCGILL Student Council Co-editor of Makio 3 GAA 3 Junior Class Treasurer 2 Life Member of CSF 3 Member of Key Club 'I 2 3 40 Weaffz a Desert Moon ome lonely Vaqae o KATHERINE MARTINEZ PETER' H. MEYERS Band 'l, 2, 3 ROSEMARY MACLEAN Pep Club 3 S052 Cg 'Y3 3 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 H'-T' 3 mm 'ew Hi-Tri 2 Girl? League Rep College DGY Comm Career Day Comm HOWARD MILLS ARLETTA MARTIN SUSAN MARTINEZ O L Girls' League Vice Pres o.A.A. lSenior Rep.I 3 BASR dN1MLL QR PAT Moi-ILER Daisy Chain 2 College Day Committee an ' ' . , A Cappella 2 Life Member of C.S.F. Chepulechi lwinnerI 2 Texigookl Elerk In Library Girls' Choir I Makio Business Staff 3 MGQIC C U I STEVE MATELJAN DON MOORE BARBARA MARTIN Varsity Basketball 2, 3 Senior Ditch Day Comm OSCAR MILLER Fgofbqll 2 Pep Club I, 2, 3 Student Council 2 Track 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Cross COunffy 1 Flag Thrower I, 2, 3 C.B.L. Player of the year 3 Student Council 1 Football 2, 3 Boys' Choir I Student Council 2 C.I.F. first string guard 3 cms, Coumry 'I Agriculture I, 2, 3 Student Councnl 2 f , , it , e c he Will Some Day Sing of Meir Achievements LUCRETIA MOORE ERNEST MORENO Co-editor of Makio 3 Band I, 2, 3 Hi-Tri l, 2, 3 Track 'l EDWARDA Moons Daisy chain 2 chepulecha 1 Girls' League Representative 2 C.S.F. Life Member 3 CELIA MUNOZ JERRY MOSSO BARBARA MULDER A Cappella l, Service Club Pep Club 1, 2 Triple Trio 3 Maiorette l, 2, 3 BEVERLY NELSON Student Council 2, 3 KAREN NEUBERT Drama ll 3 Chepulechi ,'l 2 3 C.S.F. Life Memb A'cappella 'l, 2, 3 Daisy Chain 2 G.A.A. 2, 3 EVELYN NERIO Drama 3 Chepulechi 2, 3 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Chepulechi Board 2, 3 1 ,A at L - 1 - LOU ANN MORGAN Sub-Juniors 'l, 2 Hi-Tri 'l, 2 Triple Trio 2 A Cappella Choir JO ANN NEELY Fashion Show Mod Card Section 'I DOROTHY NICKLES Flag Thrower 2, 3 Student Council 1, Scholarship 2, 3 A Daisy Chain 2 JEAN O'SHEA c3.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Scholarship Society T 2 3 Junior Class Acting Secretary DON NOR-I-HROP D.A.R. Citizenship Winner 2 Band 'I 21 3 TOM PAINE Baseball l' 2' 3 Varsity Basketball 2 3 Hi-Y l' 2' 3 Student Council T 2 HOWARD asian Hi-Y 1 F.F.A. 1, 21 3 Hobachi Staff 3 Chepulechi 3 BETTY JO PALMER Maiorette T, 2, 3 Pep Club T, 2, 3 F.F.A. Secretary 3 F.F.A. Treasurer 2 MALCOLM OI-MOS Makio Ad Staff 3 Student Council 3 Miss Hobachi 3 Y Night Chairman 3 Pep Club 2 Hi-Y President 2 TONY PARAMO Football 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3 Block R 3 SHIRLEY PARKER DEARL PATRICK WILMER PAUL Wrestling 2 A Cappella 2, 3 T Language Club EDDIE PAULE Tennis Team 3 SELMA PETERSON Daisy Chain 2 Scholarship 3 Makio Ad Staff 3 A Cappella 3 JOAN PETKE Pom Pom Girl 2, 3 Student Council 3 Drama 2, 3 -- ROSEMARIE PETTET PAT PETTY Maiorette 'l Pep Club T Daisy Chain 2 i Jr. Red Cross 3 A 3 ei Scholarship Society 'l Pep Club Vice-president 3 Band T, 2, 3 Girls' League Representative 2 Hi Tri T ik SHIRLEY PHILLIPS NANCY PITTS NANCY PRAY Daisy Chain 2 A.S.B. Secretary 2 G.A.A. l, 2 G.A.A. 2 Daisy Chain 2 Hi Tri I College Day Committee 3 C.S.F. Life Member 3 Hi Tri President 3 KENNETH PRICE JEAN PHOENIX Football I, 2, 3 GARY POST Block R 2' 3 Chepulechi 1, 2, 3 Student Council I, 3 Pom Pon Girls 'l Girls League Rep. 3 Sound Crew l, 2, 3 Hobachi Revue 2, 3 Track 2, 3 Cross Country 3 TED PRICE VENTURA QUESADA lTransferred in Junior year? Football 1, 2, 3 A'cappella Choir 2, 3 Wresgling 2, 3 F.F.A. I, 2, 3 KENNETH PRUITT Football I, 2, 3 Basketball 'I, 2 Track 2, 3 Cap and Gown nos RATLIFF E.E.A. 1, 2, 3 moms RAINES MANUEL RAMIREZ CHERRY REED JERRY REAGAN Football l SHIRLEY RAMEY BETTY RANEY EEA. 1, 2, 3 BARBARA RENNER Scholarship Society l, 2 G.A.A. 2, 3 Public Speaking 2, 3 Baml I' 2' 3 Daisy Chain 2 Hi na 1 Baseball M k'0 CM' I Block R 2, ROGER RADIUS 3 Scholarship Society 'I Commmee Student Council 'l 3 Drama 3 Chepulechi 3 PORFIRIO REY Chepulechi l Art I, 2, 3 Football 3 GLENNA REYNOLDS A Cappella 2, 3 Triple Trio I, 3 Y. Jus, 'Q FRED REZENDES DOLORES RICH LUCILLE RIECK Football 2, 3 Girls Choir I Student Council 3 A Cappella 3 A Cappella 2 3 Senior Ditch Day Comm Chepulechi 2 DROTHY RIENSTRA CATHERINE ROACH RICHARD ROBLES JOHN ROBERTS Student Council 'I, 2 CSF Life Member 3 Boys League Vice Pres 3 FFA President 3 Triple trio I Daisy Chain 2 Block R 2 3 Club I 2 Choir 'I B nd 'l, 2, 3 ESTHER ROMERO G.A.A. 3 A Cappella 3 TODD SCHOWALTER DON SCHROEDER SHIRLEY SCOTT Cross-Country 2 3 Track 'I Track I Student Council Orchestra I, 2, 3 Choir 3 Scholarship Society 3 Tennis 3 'Dye Q1 Q .f-fi, E Q. - :.- ar. c k? I J if X W M ,sf w GORDON SHELBY A Cappella 3 DUDLEY SIPPRELLE C.S.F. Life Membe Tennis 2, 3 Cross Country 3 Basketball 2 I' , -DM - -ff SHIRLEY SNYDER DAVID sPlNKs BETTY STINSON Chepulechi 3 ji ,rx Choir 'l, 2, 3 Student Council 3 Qs ., Q SHEPARD ADELINE SMITH KATHY SPALLER THERESA STAVES ENNETH STQCKHAM A Cappella 2,. 3 Chepulechi 'l, 2, 3 G.A.A. 3 Girls' Le09Ue ASB Cabinet 3 Hi Tfl ll JY. Red CYOSS 3 50Ci0l Dancing I Foofbqll 'I' 2, 3 Din D Y C 3 GAA- 3 chepulechi CLYDE STEPHENS Baskefboll 2 Drama ll 3 Short-wave Club Foolball 'l, 2, 3 Key Club SILVA BONNIE SMOOT Wrestling Co-Captain l, 2, 3 SANDRA STONE Triple 1-,io 1, 3 Bays' League President 3 CSF Life Membe, 3 A Cappella 1' 2' 3 Block R Secretary 2, 3 Hi Tri Cabinet 3 Drqmq 3 Junior Class Secretan G.A.A. 1 Daisy Chain 2 'A 1 m 'm.'1 '1' '- A. 1, ttt, Q wi' , X , rl ,, H Q W' 35' 5 ,ner 'ig .gf H .M 1 D W 1-1 iw.:-2 .A -- ,- - ff tw fi ff: . A 'ftils uw L flwQ3':f?wfrm- Hifi as,twt,1 M, .-lvl, I ,V-,f'f,!, 'gk Xwxf OC, l,, C1 k , vs. .,,'-f I '4 , J ,,,-- -fv-'V' f,,C.,.f-JJ - 't ' Me Range Riders leave Meir Well-Worn Sed to Kapab e fo! ower x, ff!!! Q SUSAN SUTT DONNA TAYLOR SHARON THAYER Daisy Chain 3 G'A'A. 3 A CUPPellU lf 21 3 Speed-a-way film 2 SCl't0l0rSl'llp Society 2 Home Economics 'I REHARD THOMPSON BONNIE SWAIN Tfi-C 2, 3 Chepulechi 2 LAWRENCE TAYLOR Student Council 2, 3 Boys' League Cabinet 3 LYNN TOLMAN Girls' League Cabinet Track and Cross Country Boys' League Cubine JOE TATE B Basketball 3 PARA. 2, 3 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Speech Club 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Cross Country 2, 3 ARNOLD TENA Track 1, 2, 3 Baseball 'I Hobachi Staff 3 SHARON TORKELSON HANS VAN MOUWERICK Key Club 2, 3 LARRY TYSON Student Council l, 3 Football 'I Hi'Y 1 F.F.A. Club 'I, 2, 3 RAYMOND VASQUEZ Football 'I, 2, 3 DON VAN DYKE Block R 2, 3 F00fbGll l, 2, 3 MARY FRANCES VER STEEG Baseball 'I, 2, 3 C.S.F. Life Member 3 Block R 2, 3 Chepulechi l, 2, 3 Bflnd l, 2, 3 Daisy Chain 2 Hi-Tri Cabinet 2, 3 i X lx 4 R 'x 1 ll V! I K Q, if S. '51 R Vik -I ' i r 1 4' fo, fi JIM VINCENT C.S.F. Life Member Orchestra I Band 2, 3 Football I RAYMOND VINCI Senior Class Play Drama 3 JANET VIVIAN Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3 Chepulechi 2, 3 Student Council Honor Roll 3 JACK WAGGONER RICHARD WALLEN ARLENE WALSER A Cappella 3 Scholarship Society 3 UQ e 1 L 43' WALLACE WATTEN BARGER F.F.A. I, 2, 3 CHUCK WEAVER Football I, 2, 3 .353 ALBERT WECHSLER Chepulechi I, 2, 3 Scholarship Society 2 Boys' League I, 2, 3 Aa 6'-X MARY LOUISE WHITE Daisy Chain 2 A Cappella Choir 3 Chepulechi 2, 3 Honor Society I, 2, 3 Scholarship Society 3 Makio Ad Staff 3 Baseball I, 2, 3 Hi Tri I, 2 Block R 2, 3 JEAN WENDT RUSSEL WALTON Basketball I Hi-Tri I Cross-Country and Track GEORGE WEBB G.A,A. 3 Drama and Bank I, 2, 3 Transferred in junior year GENE WEST Block R I, 2, 3 Football I, 3 Baseball I, 2, 3 Boys' League Cabinet 3 Basketball I Band I GRACE WATSON Baseball I DENNIS WHITE A Cappella Choir 2, 3 JANE WEBB Track I, 2, 3 Chepulechi 2, 3 Maiorette I, 2 Cross-country I, 2, 3 2 SwimmingI 2 3 G A I Pep Club I +,- ,,,r V I ,. I .' 'AK' , ,.,, ,III , , I ,, ., , -T ,f f it , ,A f 'I ly ifilf, I , ,,,, I I , rt. , ' ' ' ' ' 1f--- f ' I' A' r 1'.ff:,1:,,,-wi:-iw:-f 1, 1 ,J 7 1 L LM Fat II' ' ' A w. ' 'I A is II : JOYCE WILKERSON A Cappella 2 Girls' Choir I Hi-Tri 2 Hobachi Staff 3 BILL WILLIAMS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Block R 2, 3 Baseball I, 2, 3 Football I ,2, 3 MYRON WILLIAMS Swimming 2, 3 Hi-Y 3 I 1 5 +P ii if S X x I k F' S CAROLYN WINGER Transferred in senior year Girls' League Committee l Representative Assembly 2 Thespian Club 1, 2 Scholarship Society 2 DONALD WIRZ Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3 Senior Honor Day Committee Speech fStudent Congress? 3 Chepulechi 3 MIKE WORTHLY Football 'I, 2, 3 Baseball 2 Student Council I DAVID WITTER A Cappella 3 RUTH WILLIAMS NEVALEEN wlLsoN PAT wlLsoN THELMA WILSON Junior Red Cross 3 Pep Club 2, 3 Senior Class Vice Pres. A CUPPCHG l Chepulechi l, 2, 3 Pom POD Girl 2. 3 Swimming 1, 2, 3 Hl'T i lf 2 Malzio Ad Staff 3 Football ChePUleChi I Scholarship Society 3 Block R WILMA WYBENGA LAURA LEE YATES DONNA YOUNT TOM ZUG A Cappella 3 Hi Tri 1, 2, 3 Girls' League Cabinet 3 Chepulechi 2, 3 C.S.F. Life Member 3 GAA 2 Chepulechi l Makio Staff Artist 3 Hi Tri Cabinet 3 1 ffm if , i I SAM BRITTEN LEROY BUTLER JON BUSHNELL LESLIE DENT Student Body President 3 President Junior Class 2 Bus Driver 3 WFeStlir1g 2, 3 Boys' State Representative 2 Foolball 'I, 2, 3 Band I, 2, 3 Scholarship Society 3 Basketball I, 2, 3 Agriculture l, 2, 3 Football l, 2, 3 Baseball l, 2, 3 Bus barn 3 BILL JOY JOAN SANCHEZ MARJORIE SCHULTZ PAT TENCH Triple Trio 2, 3 Commissioner of Finance 3 Student Council I Scholarship Society 3 A Cappella 2, 3 Student Council and A.S.B. Cabinet Girls' League Council 2 Hi Tri Cabinet 2 Senior Nor Pictured ELVIRA ARCE DALE BENNETT BOB BROWN Wrestling 2, 3 Swimming 'I A Cappella l, 2, 3 Block R 3 CHARLES CASTRO OSCAR D .DEIBERT Drama 3 FFA l, 2, 3 Parliamentary Procedure JACK DICKEY Uronsferred from Coltonl Basketball 3 All CBL Guard 3 RICHARD EGELHOFF B Football I, 2, 3 Drama 2, 3 Track l, 2, 3 DERMOT EVANS Football Mgr. l Basketball Mgr. l, 2 NAOMI IVORY FRED JORDAN I - ,if MARILYN HORNBUCKLE BARBARA wiLKlNs Hi-Tri 'I, 2, 3 Student Council 2, 3 'Af-ff '. '21 as ' 5 A , ' ,fs ., sm +1 .S RS Sift 1 I I A.. Sound Crew 'I, 2, 3 if ' ' LUCILLE NICKLES Chepulechi 'I Girls League l, 2, 3 FRANK O'HARA MERRY LOU SCHULTZ Speech Club 3 Chepulechi 2, 3 Makio Staff I Speech Contests l, 2, JOE SPRADLIN F.F.A. l, 2, 3 Wrestling 3 Swimming 3 CHARLES WHITE DAVID WHYTE Football 2, 3 3 f Q , ,, : - X Fw A ' I V :? , s - N 1 ., V - ef- , .i ,W .gg X. is , A sie L N i Xa: whit' 'Guys' R, ss vu 'RQ c Q N. 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L.-9331 W' I X,-1' ,ct 4: Qfl':7W'fv2' Q M I f' l J Lf Kim ffff R ' S - ii ,M 12 X vp M' gqx X RHS Mu ic Makers ORCHESTRA Row I Lowell Hall, Richard Floyd, Lou Ann Tate, John Carpenter, Louise Wheaton, Myriam Hodson, Shirley Laidlaw Row 2 Alger Heck, Gloria Kruse, Reatha Denniston, Cora Flo Ellis, Christine Smith, Barbara Johnson, Barbara Renner, Glen Choate, Dale Smith, Todd Schowalter, Roger Rickson, Dan Deussen, Mitzi Bleck, Sally Barker Row 3 Rita Cabral, Louis Perkins, John Looy, Jim Heard, Betty Bobo, Clarence Lundin, Dave Ruff, Dwayne Mat- thews, Carol Hamilton, Jim Hynes, Norman Wolthers Row 4 Gail Heyboer, Vivina Wagner, Grace Watson, Mr, Iverson, Mary Hygh, Logan Lockabey, Carolyn Fox, David Peters. Betty Harold, Dan Garcia S E ,mx iiigfiw' TA mg'!isf, if na, gnu, if .X 3 Wil, 'sJr,.Q'R . 8' il , h Rv ,fy nib Y W 'QP ,Lis , jgwyw fi gm N Nr is-.idgf j xiii f A V r !' W ' if ff F - QM ' X, Q5 iii 7215 If X? W xv 'N A ,:A. ,.iQ . ' kr Q T! 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JAM, ww - Afslvxi- zz.- 'V - A , . we STE I-i 2-Q' n Row 3 Mary Frances Ver Steeg, Pat Myers, Margaret Brawley, Row 4 Row 5 Bonita Furney, Nancy Hart, Pat Bourret, Charlene Keeler, Arlene Walser, Selma Peterson, Myrna Broome, Nova Hud- son, Bob Brown, Shelby Gordon, Ken Pruitt, Richard Chaney, Nancy Pitts, Marcia Heyboer, Pat Feenstra, Joan Amaral, Geraldine Mapes, Janet Goodman, Theresa Mor- ales Janet Denos, Susan Sutt, Pat Walker, Jenny Bento Wilson, Mary Faubel, Bonnie Smoot, Juanita Belcher, Celia Munoz Terry, Joan Sanchez, Glenna Reynolds, Sandra Danielson, Catherine Roach, Charles Stebbins, Mackey Stroud, Bob f , G N 'i -A ii Q, it ,Y .f 1 f X' f Jean Anderson, Cheryl Jakle, Joanne Fallen, Carol Bibbee, Margaret Cram, Joyce Cowan, Pat Elliott, Frances Anglin, Florence Millard, Carol Hodge, Al Rezendez, Phil Sloan, Wil- mer Paul Don Molina, Richard Granillo, Ted Price, Lou Rash Glenna James, Betty Lou Stinson, Judy Reece, Jan Edmeier, Jane Jacinto, Ruth Buerge, Peggy Enzminger. Olmeda, Ronnie Sutton, Clube Hangan, Mardis Amy, Bev- erly Nelson, Joan Boettger, Mary White, Ellen Bruce, Jeannie Fairbanks, Betty Shepard, Patty Koehler GIRLS' CHQIR Row l Jean Hyman, Billie Ratliff, Colleen Hinkle, Peggy Uptain, Janet Montgomery, Marilyn McGurren, Jean Schew, Wanda Stevens, Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Jennie Roque, Evelyn Upshaw, Connie Herrera Diana Kingham, Sarah Mathis, Alma Smith, Suzanne Raine, Charlotte Chavez, Mary Sue Underwood, Barbara Thornton, Shirley Darrow, Irma Lee Cunningham, Vila Mae Burch, Ernestine Chavez, Marlene Peterson, Mr. Schowalter Karen Solberg, Bernice Krogstad, Doris McGlone, Caroline Poelstra, Betty Heath, Judith Klem, Mary Gail Mouw, Ann Durrell, Darlene McWilliams, Frances Cook, Donna Jordan, Jessie Carnero, Gail Craig, Gloria Rodriauez, Lucille Avila Betty Webster, Jacquelin Giese, Martha Thompson, Velma Pine, Carolyn Lenox, Carol Brummeler, Grace DeYoung, Maridell Liscomb, Dale Hazen, Rosemary Brinker, Joann Coates, Mary Alice Wickizer, Ruby Swing, Carole King Patsy Boone l l fi , Zffpngfff N,ffff,7ffCf ' TRIPLE TRIO Catherine Roach, Joan Sanchez, Bonnie Smoot, Ruth Buerge, Celia Terry, Glenna Re nolds Y I Pat Feenstra, Dianne Todd, Jean McMillan, Marlene Jacinto, Juanita Belcher. - e A J e NN it if ' f C E f ' ,J 5? ir If c i ' I' 6' r,., '- , M i f J ': 1 il 3:3 ' x K W I it ' um- . formal of the choir as they practiced for the annual festival which wal hold in the Universitv of Redlands chapel X The speech students leaving for Coachella valley speech i x contest. ,auf ve.,- ,- 0 :xiao fm , 1, -Q T, SPEECH CLUB Sp 8866 Redlands Speech students had an all day bus trip where they demonstrated the speech activities car ried on in the Citrus Belt League. RHS students spoke in assembly and two class periods. Plans for Coachella League were discussed around table. Trophy winners Anna Mae Van Grouw, Barbara Jordan, Joe Werner, Gerrie Lawson. f v gl ,Q 1-1.47 sd 9 41 'L' lp 1 I , zsi siv ' 'E 33' cr: , ,H Jay hh Xi -O Row l Susan l.eet, Ellen Kupferf Terry Kupfer, ex-president, Shannon Clark, secretary, Harry Genet, vice president: Joe Werner, president, Barbara Jones, secretary: Mrs. Baccus, advisor. Row 2 Earl Williams, Jack Surr, Gerry Lawson, Robert Kirshbaum, Neil Johnson, Barbara Jordon, Novella Riddle, Paula Farmer. f Nall, N .s is ' ff Q-'A' 5 , 'N X . .a...,.,. X X . . to , . ss 'F Q ,W st .af New. A ' 'B v T'? '- a Ai' 15 THREE DOTS AND A DASH Maklo Presen fs the Mary Edith Hygh Richard Eggelhoff Russell Walton Bonnie Smoot Joan Petke Dorothy Nickles David Huclraby Ray Vinci BEST FOOT FORWARD Mike Armacost Nancy Pitts Sam Britten Ken Stockham 'S lv DIRECTED BY STUART CAMPBELL Mariorie Schultz Juanita Belcher Charles White Mary Ann Davis Adeline Smith Barbara Dewey Roger Radius Donna Yount Marcia Heyboer Judy Clark Georganna Grossl Beverly Nelson Margarita Jara John Allen Charles White Janet Vivian Drama Department STILL ALARM Chuck Hansen Pat Wilson Sam Britten Roger Radius RAMSHACKLE INN Nancy Cramer Patty McClain Karen Neubert Jerry Davis Jeff Scarberry Mary Edith Hygh Richard Eggelhoff Russell Walton Bonnie Smoot Joan Petke Dorothy Nickles David Huckaby Ray Vinci Donna Collier Andy Korvellis Karen Neubert Malcolm Olmos Jeff Scarberry Mary Schilling Sandra Stone Ray Vinci Jean Wendt Chuck Castro Betty Jo Palmer DATE WITH JUDY '1 53 ti' ,f X RQ .J .K - my --W Q A -eww 1. g .1 +3 XQ Q wt- Q , N:,,g,Q A wwf? A X x5,Y.QfR.1 U is df' SNES Q Q H fr , M 1111 F -4 Q Y 'A 5. . r w xi 'fu Jn 3 an 'T ggi? E n mx -WH N5 5 NSS, ww ww if if v In + if PM .QA 'rn Tm' 5 N ,....hv Q33 Ygffkug if '. Us fp? sul- iw Q . -A--u---.-,,......... . i'f'ffA!11!K?,W'AEY .XNQ Y--if- ff 'E f S 5 5 2 x -4 i . rx MQW. Am- 1 X Rl 1 iii RANCH R TS ,f l U I Terriers Tromp Berdoo 21 0 ' I. if Y 5 0 Y. JI . y 55' xx , A N Y .I I 1 s 5 N N JIM BRACKIN5 9 CI DAVID WHy1E, f Hb k BILL WILLIAMS. q Zan IVAN BUCK holfbock KEN PRICE guard TOM bTRAHL end CHUCK WEAVER, halfbcck JIM HURLEY, tackle DON VAN DYKE, quarterback CLABE HANGAN, end H E 3311 2' 'Y W' TOM PATTISON, JV guard my MLA: S 4-15 Y:- YW DAVID ALMAREZ, JV holfback Qu 1 . W A , 'K . . , Ulf? , ,in f , ty 4' 2,1 'f if BILL MCNARY, JV tackle iff' 5 at ar a a, tl, i . . U' ,f,,- :HY 4 1' iff' I , . TONY DAVILLA, JV guard RUTHIO HUMILIDAD, JV halfback 41- 121. 1 ,, rf Y , , - X ,. , . R . . V H' 1 ts A , - . .tw , ,B-.'1i-,,x fs, 5' ' . I .Q-1. ,. . ,. .,., X at A f' H. of ' - .- , .,f.r A'fM':' f.. ' -f K ' ' A . r Ye 1 3 .5 , , X, kt, . K M . ,V ' . . Q K! up L. REDLANDS 26 ANAHEIM 6 The Terrier 1952 footlwall seasonsgot off to a grand start on September 19 when Redlands overpowered the Anaheim Colonists 26f6. Except for a burst of strength early in the game, the Colonists were at the mercy of the Terriers. Quarterback Don Van Dyke made the first score, and his pass to Ivan Buck accounted for the second. In the second half, Caesar Hangan snatched an Anaheim pass and streaked 36 yards for a touchdown. Bill Williams made the final score on a quarterback sneak. REDLANDS 20 LA .IOLLA 0 Seeking their third straight win, the Terriers went against the Lajolla Vikings and topped them 20fO. With touchdowns hy Glen Goins, Don Van Dyke, and Dave Whyte, the Redlands offense piled up 217 yards, while the Terrier defense held the Vikings to C8 yards. ? Hk 'ICE '3. w'K 'NBR 4 I REDLANDS 7 SANTA BARBARA 0 Coach Buck Weaver's Terriers came back after a slow first half to defeat the powerful Santa Barbara Dons 7 to O. Glen Goins was responsible for the score after Ken Price recovered a Don fumble. REDLANDS 7 HUNTINGTON BEACH 0 Held scoreless until the last two minutes of play the Terriers kept their prefseason record unblemished when fullback Glen Goins carried the ball over for the only score. The Terriers had started a long drive only to fumble on the Beach Boys' 12 yard line. Then jim Brackins saved the day when he intercepted a pass to set up the scoring play. 'ESF 'f'm'1 '.S'i.,,. m1'?'111i'WvHf 4 ' W ' 1 , 'W ,'E?'s3? 'E'uIf 1wMdls:t. wifi'- .V t. 4,,,,,W.w ROBERT BLY, JV end RUDY DEW, JV tackle JAMES ALLSUP, JV guard 1 , v' I ,- HX i g i 'i', S my 1' l OSCAR MILLER, JV tackle FRANK SEXTON, .IV tackle ,, M N V Qpuriw ,nun A A Q XJ-ff ' A mi' 'mln .W Aj Q X X 5 wif: L Wg' 'WN 'Z 5 4 I , ' ' if J k if X . 4 f x fr ,Q XX., s --- W. .E TOM MCMANUS, JV QUUYCJ ROXY ROBBINS, JV end RANDALL LANGLEY, JV halfback DON LEE, JV end X K f 0: J REDLANDS 21 By walloping Colton, the Terriers took again held their opponents scoreless while Ray Vasquez. Ken Stoekham, who with conversions. REDLANDS 27 CHAFFEY 0 Smashing down the first barrier to the CBL crown, the Terriers walloped Chaifey 27fO. With Glen Goins and Chuck Weaver paving the way and accounting for 135 yards, the Terriers scored in each quarter. After six minutes of play, Don Van Dyke hit Goins with a pass in the flat and the allfClF fullback raced 60 yards for a score. ln the second quarter Goins again broke away for 211 yards and six points. In the second half Goins plunged over the goal from the three yard line. Dave Whyte for the last score in the fourth quarter. 'K H ' - ' -J 4 - .- ls. 'Wx ...R 3 - ,3 5 6,1 JACK WAGGONERI JV fullback JOE BELTRAN, JV Qllafd LYNN CHOATE, JV holfback DICK CROWELL, JV tackle cotton o 4,1 the lead in the CBL race. The great Terrier defense in f touchdowns were made by Glen Goins, Ivan Buck, and Q , C. Glen Goins made the CIF first team, kicked all three 4. 4-wnmidw - REDLANDS 40 POMONA 0 The terrific Terriers captured their seventh straight win as they defeated Pomona's defending CBL and CIF championship Red Devils 4Of0. The Terrier defense, led by 245 pound Ken Stock' ham, established themselves as one of the terrors of the Southland as they held Pomona scoreless. Redlands ripped through Pomona's defense with Clen Coins breaking away for 44 and 78 yards to give the Terriers two scores. Walt Roberts went 9 and 4' yards for two more touchdowns. Quarf terback Van Dyke made another, and a pass from Bill Williams to Leroy Butler accounted for the last. Tackle Ken Stockham, besides converting four extra points, relieved Glen Coins at fullback and did quite well for himself, picking up 19 yards in three carries. ll f'h4 hv-v gf wi EQ i t t 34 2 iii Vik S ss K Y K U s Nwmoo IHRIG, iv md-le JIM LOVELESS, Jv guard DAVID KlNcAlD, center ERNIE THORNTON, end REDLANDS 20 RIVERSIDE 0 Coach Buck Weaver's Terriers kept their goal line uncrossed for the seventh straight time as they marehed over the Poly Bears 2OfO. Climaxing a 48 yard drive, Glen Goins drove over for the firs-t score. Dave Whyte plunged over for the second touchdown. Hefty Ken Stockham conf verted twice hefore the half. The third and fourth quarters saw Glen Goins, Ivan Buck, and Wzilt Roherts on the heneh heeause of injuries. The last score was set up hy TomStrahl when he in' tercepted a pass on the 45. Dave Whyte pushed over the final touchdown. REDLANDS 21 SAN BERNARDINO 0 By pnlverizing the Berdoo Cardinals 2lf0, the Terriers won the CBL championship and estahf lished a new reeord of having gone through a league season undefeated, untied, and unseored upon. The home team, under the outstanding leadership of one ofthe finest coaching staffs in the southland, led 1441 at the half and came hack to score 7 more points in the first annual smudge' pot clash. Witli Glen Goins on the heneh heeause of a sprained ankle, Dave Wliyte ahly filled his spot at fullhaek and scored two touchdowns. Chuck Wi'ziver made the other score and Ken Stock- liam eonverted three times to make good 21 out of 28 attempts at extra points this season. DEAN PARKS, guard TOM MARTINEZ, tackle MACKEY STROUD, center ART BALLIN, halfback CIF Playoffs Redlands 20 St., Anthony 7 Opening CIF playoffs in the Orange Show stadium, the Terriers defeated St. Anthony 20f7. Redlands took a 7f0 lead early in the second quarter when they marched 60 yards for a touchdown with Glen Goins. carrying over for the score. The Saints' only score came later in the same period when Pete Galloni intercepted Don Van Dyke's pass and raced for a touchdown. Dave Whyte scored in the third quarter after an 80 yard sustained march. He tallied again in the final period, and Ken Stockham kicked his second conversion of the evening, his twenty'third of the year. Redlands 7 Santa Monica 7 Redlands and Santa Monica battled to a 7-7 tie in the CIF semi- finals, but the Vikings were given the decision by virtue of a lead in first downs, 1O'6. Santa Monica later won the CIF crown. Completely dominating the Vikings in the first half, the Terriers rolled up a 5f2 edge in first downs and a 710 bulge on the scoreboard. They marched the opening kickoff 51 yards only to lose the ball on downs. The Vikings then fumbled and Ken Stockham recovered for Redlands. Dave Whyte hammered over for the Terriers' only score after Ivan Buck had carried the ball 28 yards to the one yard line. In the second half, the Vikings came back to tie the score and to pick up 8 vital first downs. Although the Terriers fought valiantly, they could add only one first down to their total. So ended a great gridiron season, one of the finest in the history of RHS ranch. From the windy peaks of the Sierra Nevada to the sandy Pacific shore the brand of RHS was spoken of with awe and admiration wherever football is played. Together, the team and supporting rooters won for themselves a top reputation in Southern California. They could look back at the end of the season knowing proudly that they were not surpassed by any opponent either in spirit or score. ' ERE? si'5 i?8 f' 'X . ' bw 4 i t , A. NEAL WALL, tackle TONY PARAMO, end RAY VASQUEZ, holfback AVL ' Q LMP s gan. IL , ,J KEN EKEMA, halfbock wALT ROBERTS, halfback than We've got Me fond: is ,,,, ...-- P Q 5 . . . 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First string prepared to practice a new ploy If Af, REDLANDS REDLANDS REDLANDS REDLANDS REDLANDS REDLANDS REDLANDS 6 ANAHEIM K 0 12 COVINA - 12 6 HUNTINGTON - 6 18 CHAFFEY W O 6 POMONA - 13 24 RIVERSIDE - 6 7 SAN BERNARDINO Ii! Ba kefbal Though climaxing their season with a bitter loss to powerful Ventura, Redlands High School had its most successful basketball season in many years. Out of twenty-three games the Terriers won eighteen and lost only five. The Terriers high spot of the season came in capturing the Chino tourney. Playing excellent ball, they swept through four tourney games, defeating Covina 5523, Pomona 5641, Colton 6561, and Chaffey 67-59. The opening game of CBL proved to be the biggest disappointment of the year for the Terriers. On a last second fortyffive foot shot by Pomona's Cordy Taylor, Redlands went down to defeat 55' 54. Despite their opening loss, Redlands went on to capture second place in CBL and gained the right to enter the CIFfplayoffs. Here Redlands defeated Long Beach Poly, but then lost to mighty Ventura, 5148. During the year Steve Mateljan, brilliant Terrier center, set two new league records by scoring forty points in one game against Riverside and by dropping in one hundred and ninety-six points in ten league games, Both Mateljan and Jack Dickey reggivgd honors during the year by being named to the all Chino tournament and all CBL teams. Mateljan WHS 21150 named On the first string all CIF team, becoming the first basketball player in the history Of Redlands High School to receive that honor, Six other regulars, along with Mateljan and DiCkey, graduate this year. They include Leroy Butler, Tom Paine, Lowell Hall, Charley Hook, Lynn TOlrI1an, and ,loe Meadows. Mike Armacost is the only returning letterman from this year's squad. Row I Mike Armocosf, Joe Meadows, Lowell Hall, Tom Paine, Steve Matelian, Charles Hook, Leroy Butler, Jock Dickey Row 2 Frank Sexton, Bill Gillespie, Dwayne Matthews, Tom Strahl, Ben Christensen, Joe Wingate, Clobe Hangan Row 3 Coach Anderson, Jim McPherson, Jock Appleton, Bob Vanderwoll Walt Roberts, Richard Robles ll ,. 1' , N xss, fire A if .sl 24 ln' 12 Q 1 'K-' - XR n. X if-' is A ,fx -1 WV QQNQQQ f 'x MIKE ARMACOST Forward LEROY BUTLER Forward CHUCK HOOK Guard LOWE'-L HALL Guard JOE MEADOWS Center TOM PAINE Forward TOM STRAHL Forward LYNN TOLMAN Forward Best RHS Team in Man y Year Matolian iumps for a rebound at the Ventura Game. Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Redlands Scores 63 61 63 56 55 63 52 48 53 60 37 37 42 63 53 68 45 76 44 48 El Monte 29 Downey 3 8 Banning 46 Corona 2 3 Beaumont 3 5 Brawley 24 Barstow 3 8 El lvlonte 27 Pomona 54 San Bernardino 34 Chaffey 33 Colton 50 Riverside 34 Pomona 29 San Bernardino 3 7 Chaffey 64 Colton 54 Riverside 50 Long Beach 35 Ventura 5 2 x ,, . H Q L.: 1 Q W I 3 ' J vviwwf-lqfgybm, ig . Mir egg I ,K if fha ' F 5 59 NH E5 .us ,Ie in , V A , X, 5 , kk it ilu' Capehort of the B leam'scores against the Yellbwiackefs mil MAO Q ff., R41 Et 'fm W' ss xXx f fk -XX fsf . 'Eff- of Q ,J QQCL ffdl The B Basketballers did fairly well this year during practice games, but missed the trail during league play. They defeated Bonita, Covina, and Fontana early in the season, but injuries and inf experience hampered their CBL record. During CBL play, one fact was encouraging. The Bees were very tough on their own floor. Ev' ery CBL team that invaded the ranch had to pull the game out of the fire in the last few minutes of play. The team in picking their own outstanding players voted as follows: Sonny Capehart was chosen as captain and the best offensive player, John Janowicz, joe Acosta, and Jim Law were voted the best defensive players. Ed Burba, who was injured during CBL play, was runnerfup for offensive ability. Capehart finished second, and Burba sixth in the scoring for the entire CBL. Coach Haight believes next year's squad should be much stronger because of its having more ex' perience. This year only one man, Phil Sloan, has ever played Class B basketball previously. Row I Louie Perez, John Janowicz, James Law, Eddie Burba, Sonny Capehan, Hooty Taylor, Stan Brassfield, Coach Haight Row 2 Joe Kendall, Doug Linn, Joe Acosta, Al Arredondo, Mike Cummins, Craig Reynolds, Phil Sloan D 5-- A. ...- ll--- - t V3 . ga.. 4 fi Q Ai amy 7 fii M ,,,.'a'm,,'g'ia, N ' ff., Q i jf . K Q yin if is if .4 il ii ' J J , , I 5. I. ., ,. p .,---h 5 I ,, A I: v if . 3 1 my . , --f-- ' J V- .M 4 . . ., J s t ..rr..f ., .Q, is IVDI M ,, ,LE, : IVI A,:,. , yy .3 wa s Q A A 1. A w 'R -I M. V, ,r . , ,aims Q The RHS Xfcountry squad for 1953 was one of the finest since our champs of '49. Since the squad consisted mostly of untried sophies and juniors, the '54 season looks promising. Graduating from the varsity squad are but three seniors of a three year tour of duty. These are johnny Allen, Dennis White, and Russell Walton. RHS fielded three full teams, sophie, JV and varsity. The sophie and JV teams were used to build a very strong varsity which was defeated only by Grossmont in dual meet, and by Riverside in the CBL, where the RHS team finished a close second. In the CIF meet, RHS again finished second, but to Downey, which previously had won the Mt. Sac. open division where RHS again pulled up with second place honors. However, in the novice division our JV squad ran off with the gold cup and top honors in competition with fifteen tough schools. Although lacking strong individual runners, the RHS leather lungers ran as a tight little knot and always subdued their competitors in dual meets by coming across the finish line as a solid block of Royal Blue and White. A Row 1 Jim Van Hassell, Bob Dewey, Alfred Castro, Mike Cummins, Richard Millan, Don Headley, Jim Heeney, Ken McGee, Dennis White, Larry Ward, Dudley Sipprelle Row 2 Mark Rogers, Eddie Gonzales, Don Coonce, Val Sanders, Richard Castellanos, Bill Mishler, Tom Jennings, Lawrence Taylor, Coach Scholton Row 3 Pete Meyers, Arnold Tena, John Browning, John Allen, Todd Schowalter, Russell Walton, C. King. 5 nfl , ,E st .I- R fi 3 Wh 7 ? M '-Q. IN Sfcn Grey Low Hurdles Lynn Tolman Pole Vault Rlchord Chaney Shot Put 1oo 1o.o 220 21.6 100 1o.o 22o 22.0 ooo I:25.8 13.5 12' 31.4 45' 3 1 :oa.1 Grey Cummms Whne 660 Relay Ken McGee Hugh Jump 5' 2 'lf8 k Ch I Alb D k C b ll S G J h B Row l D1c aney an er? IC amp e tan rey o n rown Cmlg Reynolds Broad Jump 17, H 3!4H N- Ae, Ira lc Coach Bob Scholton and the Terriers of 1953 put on the track and field some of the finest ath' letes to don the blue and white since Payton Jorf dan's fine team of 1946. Led by outstanding seniors, the Terriers made the following record: They finished second in the CBL and won the Santa Ana Relays for the first time in history. In March, Redlands defeated San Bernardino on her own field for the first time in years. In April, Chaffey was conquered for the first time in twenty years in a dual meet. This group broke eleven school records and five CBL . I records, Coaches Haight, Scholton, and Cunningh Diminutive Dennis White became Redlands' greatest sprinter as he shattered or tied every old dash record possible. He now holds the school record in the 100 and 220 Class B, the Bonita Invitational 220 Class B, and the Bonita Invitational 220 Class A. At this writing, he is gunning for the CIF championship and new records there. Russ Walton, lanky distance star, ran the fastest lialffmile and mile races for Redlands in the past ten years. His best times were 2:04 and 4:45 respectively. Walton upset three fine run' ners to tie for first in the CBL mile. Lynn Tolman, fast developing vaulter, broke Bill Porter's five year B pole vault record by climb' ing 12 feet, 3X4 inches. joe Meadows won a medal in the CBL high jump finals, while Todd Soho' walter, Lawrence Taylor, Dan Garcia, John Hollinrake, Dick Egelhoff, and john Allen helped considerably in dual meet competition. The track future for next year is very promising. Mike Cummins, who ran the second fastest 440 time in Southern California this spring, will lead next year's returnees. Tom Jennings and Rusty Miller will help in the sprints, while Dave O'Quinn, Stan Gray, and Dick Meumann are next year's hurdlers. Grey this year broke the Class B CBL record in the low hurdles. Distance aces will include Al Castro, Larry Ward, Ernie Thornton, Ed Gonzales, -and Richard Millan. With the help of Bill Cunningham, new assistant coach in football and track, Redlands should improve next year in the shot put and broad jump. 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H 1 -' nw -5 7, 2 QW ' U 55, an A , 435 in 'W JA Q 5,0 if Row 'I Gene West, Ed Coleman, Tony Paramo, Bob Crowe, Don Van Dyke, Bob Vanderwall, Harry Crosth- waite, Chuck Weaver, Leroy Butler Row 2 Amador Hernandez, Jerry Yingst, Bill Williams, Harry Jones, Jack Appleton, Gerald Haugen, George Roberts, Frank Aguilar, Coach Weaver Row 3 Frank Sanchez, Manuel Madrid, Frank Schwartz, Steve Lines, Henry Dillon, Joe Edmondson, Dick Ferris, Coach Chambers Cur horsehiders did not win many games this year, hut they provided many exciting moments for the fans, Coach Boh Chambers' nine was plagued hy a i'green pitehing staff of which -lack Appleton was the only veteran. ln prefseason play, the team looked sharp, hut when the San Bernardino game came along, the hoys seemed to tie up and lost 941, They were unahle to recover until the latter part of the season when, in the seeond round of play, they met Colton. They gave the Yellowjaekets a sound shellaeking, l5fl. and hlasted Colton's hopes for a league title. The team was led hy Captain Don Van Dyke and holstcred hy Chuck Weziver, Cene West, Tony Paramo, Leroy Butler, Ed Coleman, and Bill Willianis. Promising returnees for next year are Harry Crosthwaite, jaek Appleton, Bob Vanderwall, Harry jones, and Bob Crowe. Bob Crowe tags Tony Paramo at second. -3 , Q' K 1 Jw Q Q X as r. V is 57 Y x .4 Jw I ff umm X 4 auf' If .. if Q, Q it f 1 1 X 'RQ ' Q A3EZ'?WA M Lis, 5. QQ Q qs... 1 ,wi 'ilu V Sem Fw n Q H, ' ' WE k X V A1fdgQy?1g,,Qwsgi 1 E ,emma-W S -0 Q if 2 'E ' M 595425 A ' w X R X grew, Mix N N4 'ls ,X ' , 5.3 ,S-,ew wr wiigk 1 M L , K W ggaxik A '- Q . fg A ,. 5 LQNAQQQ 'S 1 . . . . fwls. . ,Qs 5 -QA 7 Vi Q: 1 , , - R ' HN W ,M R -.,, .FEE 1 W M ---- fy? M .,.,.. . .,.. , . ....: EFL . V ag' '1 f A 'Z I 6: -4.. . x r LL 'Q f 3 Vanderwall catches as LeRoy Butler waits for the The horsehiders' capable pitcher, Jack Appleton next good one. fires a strike. The Terrier Racket Swingers, under the tutelage of Couch Louis Parque, were greatly handi' capped this year due to the lack of experience in the squad. With the exception of Neal Wall, there were no returning veterans to form a basis for the 1953 team. Despite this, the team faced the strong interfranch competition with courage and determination, making a good showing even in defeat. The team had its main strength in the singles department which featured Neal Wall, Dudley Sipprelle, Gary Brush, Ed Burba, and Charles Stebbins. The Terriers' weakness came in the doubles teams where combinations had to be changed too often in order to arrive at a winning foursome. This proved costly because no two boys were able to play together long enough to benefit from the change. 1 Don Schroedor, Mike Rennie, Ed Burba, Don Deussen, Bob Hannah, Wesley Wilson, Joe Schroedor, Dudley Sipprelle, Jim Bentley. 2 David Achley, Gary Brush, Neal Wall, Richard Donahue, Eddie Paule, Charles Stebbins, Wilson Thompson, David Christen, Mr. Louis Parque, Coach. i'fA.17i5ZQ.,3 ilmf1i: z '2I'H9Xr9fA?Q5'2i3YL,is-3' 1111211 -f!Ww s:Zs1'5eWaT?1t ivW5A' Si::.1Wf52s:s Yi-.f2ss3w5sS ,fiQsS2zYE2EYASsi Charles Stebbins in a backhand shot wocks the ball back to his opponent. S P..'.W-VQ f r ,,.,.,, I e' P lt? ...U- Row l Bill Kirkley, Ventura Quesada, Clyde Stephens, Ralph Barbo, Ronnie Munoz, Bob Dewey, Harrison Lightfoot Row 2 Bob Moore, Hoy Carr, Ronnie Surber, Don Molina, Bernard Meelker Row 3 Richard Granillo, Joe Spradlin, MikeXCrane, Dean Parks, Leslie Dent, Coach Chambers The 1953 team, headed by cofcaptains Ventura Quesada and Clyde Stephens, enjoyed the most successful season in the fifth year of the sport here at Redlands. The bullfdoggers defeated Whittier 29f21, Chino 31f16, Inglewood 2644, Antelope Valley 39f8, and San Diego Vocational 3542. The only losses suffered in dual meet competition were to Chino 22f17 and Whittier 29f17 at the first of the season. ln the CIF sectional bouts the team placed second out of ten schools entered by qualifying eight men for the final meet. The men qualifying were Ralph Barbo, first, Ventura Quesada, secondg Bob Kirshbaum, third, Dean Parks, third, and Clyde Stephens, Bill Kirkley, Ronnie Munoz, Joe Spradlin all fourth. The team wound up the season at San Diego by placing fifth out of nineteen schools in the Southern California finals. Those men who placed here were Ralph Barba, second, Bob Kirshbaum, second, Ventura Quesada, third, and Dean Parks, ourth. Those earning varsity letter awards were: Ralph Barbo, Bob Brown, Mike Crane, Leslie Dent, Amador Hernandez fmanagerl, John Hollinrake, Bill Kirkley, Bob Kirshbaum, Dean Parks, Ventura Quesada, joe Spradlin, Clyde Stephens, Ronnie Surber, Ronnie Munoz, and Bob Dewey. Ralph Barbo trying for a pin in a wrestling bout with Bill Kirkley ll N'1Z3?PzT .Q T513 Q ,WW , . , , f f . ,,5,,,,.,: av Vi, , 5.1, QL. 4' Q yiwzga ' 'ev , I 94 0 Q 431. , . :I I Q V 'ff N 4,24 X 4 t 5 X. 1 V I4 'H , ' '59 ,fx 01 V i I X A gun v' 'AX , Row Row Row Row Row Row Q7 lf Q Q ,,.,, -Q C , J' 31 'X J 4 rv .Q 6 lg,,,g T X h VW gif f1f .u ,- - L Jane Jacinto, Mary Ra- Hodges, Winifred Roche, Sue Shuffleton, Marty Jordan Delia Geaion, Florence Frances Updike 5. RHS FACI. 1' 5 us RA CH SUE HUNT Secretory PAT BISHOP Comm. of Activities GEORGANA GROSSI Comm. of Hobochi KEN STOCKHAM Comm. of Athletics MARJORIE SCHULTZ Comm. of Finance LUCRETIA MOORE Co-comm. of Makio JIM HURLEY BARBARA DUKE Vice-president Comm. of Publicity ASB Cabinet Under the competent leadership of ASB Prexy, Sam Britten, and their faculty advisor, Mr. Gwynn Bland, this year's ASB cabinet concluded a very successful year in cooperation with the Administration and the Student Coun' cil. Credit for the originating and passing of amendments to the RHS constitution, a new record in ASB card sales and in PTA memberships should be given to the 1953 ASB cabinet. They also did their part in furthering friendly relations with other CBL schools by giving a CBL Leaders' Meeting for all ASB officers of the other CBL ranchos. SYD McGlLL Co-comm. of Mokio JANE JACINTO CLYDE STEPHENS JEAN ANDERSON COMM. of Pep Boys' league President Girls' League presiddnt FIRST SEMESTER Row T Pat Bishop, Georgana Grossi, Barbara Duke, La- velle Austin, Tish Patterson Joan Petke, Sam Britten, Bob Vander Wall, Bing Bar- stow, Bob Barron. Row2 Eleanor Clark, Pat Lynch, Carol Wallender, Maria Smith, Gail Winans, Sue Hunt, Jane Jacinto, Jean Anderson, Clyde Ste- phens, Glen Goins, Fred Ford. Row 3 Dianne Field, Janet Vi- vian, Sandra Danielson, Bonnie Swain, Karen Bell, Virgie Lee Elliott, Bill Hart- man, George Roberts, Betty Hammen, Carol Brum- meler, Nimrod lhrig, Bob Beall. Row 4 Darroll Wood, David Carroll, Jim Luko, Irvin King, Glenn Choate, Doug Linn, Stan Brassfield, Clabe Hongan, Lowell Hall, Pete Armacost, Hans Van Mou- werick, David Ruff, Pat Wilson, Jim Roberts, Bever- ly Culler, Joe Ann Jara, Pat Ott. SECOND SEMESTER Row l Georgana Grossi, Bar- bara Hinshaw, Jean An- derson, Barbara Duke, Bet- ty Stinson, Neal Wall, Sam Britten Row 2 Nancy Robbins, Bar- bara McGuire, Sue Hunt, Judy Bushnell, Gloria Kruse, Clyde Stephens, Margie Schultz, Donna Yount, Sue Larsen, Pat Bishop, Wilson Thompson, Darroll Wood Row 3 Dee Ann Rogers, Mary Underwood, Marlene Jacin- to, Jean McMillin, Clara Onken, Anita Atilano, Pat Lynch, Sue Best, Clabe Hongan, Gary Poelstra, Jerry Donahue, Gary Brush, Jack Appleton, Os- car Miller Row 4 Marcia Heyboer, Ed Coleman, Pat Buchman, Ken Stockham, Frank Rob- ertson, Otto Gaastra, Man- ual Madrid, Mike Cum- mins, Ed Burba, Don Head- ley Row 5 Jane Jacinto, Lucretia Moore, Janet Denos, Bet- ty McGee, Diane Field, Betty Jo Palmer, Dorothy Nickles, Don Finstein, Rog- er Radius, Irvin King, Doug Linn A former principal of Redlands lands High School, Supt. Ross B. Speer has since last year been the leader of education's destiny in t is area. As the big boss of the en f re school district, he works with the Board of Trustees, the administraf tions, and the faculties to further the fine educational program of Redlands. Ever friendly to RHS students, Mr. Speer often may be seen on his way to and from his office atop Clock Auditorium from which he views with a discerning eye the wide vistas of RHS ranch. Superintendent of Schools ROBERT CAMPBELL DR CARL S BELL EDWARD E- PATERSON, JR Durector of Child Welfare Director of Audio vnsucxl Business munflgef K is 4 OFFICE STAFF A ranch the size of RHS demands a great deal of xcretarial and clerical work in order that the ranch machinery will function smoothly and properly. In the foreman's office, Mrs. Paine and Mrs. Silky work diligently to help students and to keep the RHS schedule in perfect time. Mrs. McClellan in the old library has an expert finger on the activities and records of all ranch personnel. As secretary to Mr. Fuchs, Miss Herring helps conduct the ranch's extensive guidance program. In the library, Miss Hartwick serves in the important post of caretaker of textbooks. The Makio is happy to salute these five ladies, among the hardest and most efficient workers at RHS ranch. f 3,95 gill?-Ike Q3 l l7 5' ilk Mrs. McClellan, Miss Hartwick, Miss Herring, Mrs. Paine, and Mrs. Silky BOARD OF TRUSTEES Acting as overseers of the whole Redlands district is the Board of Trustees which has worked diligently throughout the year toward a better public schools system. Since its jurisdiction is over many ,other ranches besides RHS, the Board must handle many problems at its meetings on every secondThursc1ay throughout the year. I 'II T Mr. Beatty: Mr. Sedamg Mr. Beeler, President: Mrs. Silverwoodp Mr. Hole. -s rsfi:.r.1-.1 .sssmms ws .-41. '-1'Q 1. .f:::::.ss::i5i.sSiii2:1QS2Sf25em 2: -.zsfswassisef--s .v:a.:s.:s..: .' R. GARN HAYCOCK Principal Redlands High School is privileged and proud to have Mr. Haycock f Wild Bill Hay' cock, that isj as its friendly principal. Through' out the year he has gladly cooperated with the students and faculty in all ways possihle, and under his guidance the student activities and government have heen exceptionally success' ful, As foreman of the R.H.S. Ranch, Mr. Haycock has helped make the year a busy and prosperous one, foramen LEO G FUCHS FRANCES CULLEN CHARLES RONIN Director of Guidance Girls vice principal Boys' viceaprlncipcxl 32 A if Sie- il yr my A V A - . -'sv--v?-mewaessmmrswg is W 51 RUTH ADAMS Chemistry, Biology WALTER ANDERSON Physical Education, History GERTRUDE BACCUS Speech, English ORAL BAKER History, Counseling EARL BANDY Driver Training GLENN BEEMER English, Makio DOROTHY BINDER Physical Education, G.A.A. 9 A9 L 1 CHECK .- WHS L-of Pug. JACK BINKLEY Muchine Shop GWYNN BLAND Physics, Student Activities Principal of Evening School HELEN CAREY Typing, Office Proctice ROBERT CHAMBERS Physicol Ed ucotion JESSIE CURRY TYPING ROBERT DIETRICK Agriculture H ELEN GRISWOLD Homemoking RAYMOND HAIGHT Driver Education, History Physicol Educotion ELTIN HAWKINS English, History SHELDON H EBBARD English WS I a we ANSON BOWLES FLOYD BROWNE STUART CAMPBELL Senior Problems Mechanical Drawing DFCWTG, Play Production MARY BARNETT MARJORIE CRAMER WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM Latin, History Homemoking Mathematics n 0 MCDANIEL HAMMOND JENN'E HANLON gp' fi Basic Business lp 4, f 5 NTSB 11' 'I' . V B ' - 1 iw ' , Lim' v rhwz ll - A ..--1 l ! i ii fi 'ii' iff X fi Moth, sew problems, English We ,f i ' it f My .ig J, if l' CAROL HOOPER Physical Education EDWARD IVERSON Band, Orchestra GEORGE JOHNSON Mathematics WALTER KAPLAN English, Journalism Rex Lewis BERNARD LOWERY Typing, Basic Business, Art Merchandising ED MARTIN MERL NELSON LOUIS PARQUE Nl,,CUI,U,C Aufo Shop Spanish, History WILBUR SCHOWALTER Vocal Music, Music Supervisor DONALD SPINDT Woodshop, Machine Shop Mechanical Drawing EARL UBER Driver Education, Proiectionist Advisor IDA WALDROP Spanish RALPH WEAVER Physical Education, Mathematics HAROLD WILSON Radio, Practical Science MARY PEW Library MABEL School MABEL English, ROBERT Biology REID Nurs! SALES Counseling SCHOLTON HERBERT WOODRUFF History 105 i Row l Mrs. Crosthwaite, Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Fallon, Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs. Haugen, Mrs. Former, Mrs. Yingst, Mrs. Melcher. Row 2 Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Brock, Mrs. Cowan, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Hein, Mri. BYOWI1, MVS- 3USl1I1ell, Mrs. WGN, MYS- King, Mr. Hoycock. P.T.A. Headed this year by Mrs. Frank Robertson, the PTA has enjoyed an unusually successful program. Over 90 per cent enrollment was gained from the membership drive held in the fall. As in previous years, the ranch hands have greatly benefitted from PTA activities. The PTA yearly supplies the Stu' dent Welfare Fund and takes charge of the chuck wagon at Baccalaureate and at the Chepulechi festival. In addition, it contributes to the Frank Aaraujo Scholarship and also to the Mabel Woodbury Scholf arship along with Girls' League. The work of the PTA is ever dedicated to the achievement of harmony on the rangeland and because of its efforts many a wild dogie has been made into a better member of the herd. CUSTODIA S All over the rangeland the cleanliness and beauty of the RHS ranch is happily recognized. Much of the credit for this goes to Mr. Loran Headley and his hard' working and efficient staff of custodians who are never too busy to lend a hand for ranch functions and to give students a friendly greeting in the halls. Row l Mr. Elaauw, Mr. Headley, Head Custo- dian, Mrs. Bernice Heath, Mr. Thomp- son. Row 2 Mr. Sanders, Mr. Goettsch, Mr. Haehly, Mr. Boyd, Mr. Heath, Row 3 Mr. Austin, Mr. Harper, Mr. Core, Mr. Ellis. Around the Chuck Mrs. Eula Collins About noon every day the famished buckaroos head for the chuck wagon to put on the feed bag. There to serve them fine. food efficiently and courteously is the cafeteria staff ably assisted by the student helpers. Under the leadership of Mrs. Eula Collins, who supervises dietetics for the entire district, and Mrs. Virginia Elliott, head cook at RHS Ranch, the cowboys and cowgirls are constantly as' sured of the best and cheapest of nourish' ing foods. STUDENT HELPERS Juanita Griffin, Bill Garcia, Jean Hernandez, Shirley Horner, Ruth Carson, Ed Coleman, Pat Ott, Stephen Woods CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Karvelis, Mrs. Hurt, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Larkins, Mrs. Ellioii Mrs. Thompson. 1 HS AETIN i S 'ZIE .: :,. f 'Q b , gg , W ABB If W bf' iv! fi Sei VCFSIQ, . r el RANCH lTl E S I Ig.l W -L A if . f' if , AA 4 fHw'fQff if ' ' A- ,mimm 5? V . fx hurt' in A Muff' Hl:', 'Wa 1 ws K V8-rrjsl 2 'strut' ' fi nan I ff '. , 4 1' 14 5 ff ' gary' .g gix V fx 1 at ,,y M, . if. ' bf, ag X X, V f Sf t 8 'p F S I ,ii ar 2 'f U Q n D A Q . . ,, -X ix Qynvm Q 3' ' 11 fm -. ,Q K X N S -Q. -Q ',.. bf 'F f bf H sg few v . an ' 1- V - ' 5 5 A an 5' . 1 V AJ- ,Fil 'L fix an 3 5 ' ' I 4 ' ap. l -- 4 b t , . vi 1. Vs ,fx Rf ,, ' f 1. -Q. gf Q ! pb Q at N A . 4 X L - xx , nv .J mtimw ss, Y' Q I ...... t K K-1 :23, . N., .:., X ,F X X 5 Q 1 im S, ' , ,H , ,. ' an ' .Q -fs 'K S Q 5 ,,, mms-w P 4, Q N L 5 X 5' 5 . ' is . A x ,K - 4 A 'va Y ' Q ' AA ' N ,V In ' LMI , Y V - Y b + X. X . l x wk-,,H it Y ,Ai m . .. .M -A,-2' M- J - z-Afwyivri --f- ,il 3 U 1 5 M:- 4 :eff Q S 9Q'5?3K'i www W 'Q -fl' fd 44-I' ..,M,- J..-'-' ..- SM vxvin kv 1 -Q. ., 8? W ww W if w I , ' 'SEEDS N as ' 1 f - M. ,S , ' f W ,, gf? 4 'X 4 2 ,. .X . mf? 55,51 ?e- t -1. -mm, vi 13,1 '99 X 1 YCLUB 053 V ,CN U Row l Ken Stockham, Jack Appleton, Lowell Hall, Pete Armocost, Hurry Crosthwoite, Jim Brackins, Bob Vunderwcll, Harold Willis, Walt Roberts 0 Row 2 Jim Hurley, Jim Loveless, Neal Wall, Gary Poelstrc, Hans Van Mouwerick, Nimrod Ihrig, Dick Crowell, Frank Robertson, Fred Ford, Don Headley, Syd McGill, Som Britten QD vov nmv lx V Irtxy Sam Britten presents in autographed football to Homecoming Queen Barbara Duke as her avg lendants blorra Kruse and Lleneva Erlkson, look on. Ru xxx: A CNV 1 l Q ix '-3? 5? Q Q ff 3' M f ,KL '-Q H as Q S. xxffk it 3 ' X S 45,2 4 1 g X Y-L f L Ein ..-9' ,M W. .1 uh, I ' 1 4 ws .ww Wi, wg .Nl 1 . Kill ul 7' 5 I hw-, , .y.. mv ,gf- ,V ,4 , J 'H . , nr ,Q '14 4: H 5565? WA, K M in W? xs Q 'frwwgab -2 X Sam Britten crowns Jean Anderson Queen of the Winter Ball as her attendants, Joan Petite, Donna Andrews, Jean Phoenix, Mary Ann Davis, and Barbara Duke, around. In accordance with tradition, Queen Jean and escort Dick Crowell begin the aance. 0 52 fa 0 O C115 Eb 'ills ight 5 1 Q' M' ,gf W ws J , if 'Q K' 'Y'-f Q n BV! QW' Qwgoii ,,,:gD'xa Selig? Ax,9I l7OM'l3ON GIRLS Nevaleen Wilson, Celeste Jones, Tish Patterson, Joan Petke, Shirley Rhodes, Gail Winans CHEERLEADERS Rita Keddie, Margaret Rezendes, Maria Smith, ancl Judy Bushnell k Betty Jo Palmer :': J BLK X Row 1 IK R Harry Crosthwaite, Mike Cummins, Tom ' A Q C' X lb X23 H5 S 0 I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 JN Jennings, Clyde Stephens, secretary, Jim Hurley, sergeant at arms, Ventura Quesada, vice president, Don Van Dyke, Ray Vasquez, Ed Coleman Ray Lantz, Ron Surber, Ted Cook, Robert Kirshbaum, Ralph Barbo, Ronnie Munoz, Eddie Gonzales, Alfred Castro, Larry Ward, Richard Robles, Neil Wall Q' Jack Appleton, Tom Martinez, Jim Mc- Pherson, Russell Dill, Chuck Weaver, Pat Wilson, Pete Armacost, treasurer, Jack Waggoner. John Hollinrake, Tom Strahl, Bob Van- derwall, Walt Roberts, Tony Paramo, Manuel Madrid, Ernest Thornton, Rich- ard Castellanos, Dave Christen, Art L-'X Ballin, Ken Stockham, Sam Britten VDOD 0D,.l'i 0SNI? '-f ' i SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Neil Johnson, Wayne Bowlby, Christine Smith, Mary Edith Hygh, Lucretia Moore, Sue Larsen, Margie Schultz, Sandra Stone, Donna Yount, Barbara Duke, Donna Andrews, Nancy Pitts, Margaret Rezendes, Maria Smith, Rita Cabral Richard Cox, Jack Surr, Pete Armacost, Syd McGill, Virginia Cowen, Carol Anne Larsen, Dorothy Nickles, Jari Lee Hansen,- Gloria Kruse, Louise Wheaton, Ginger Hinshaw, Cheryl Jakle, Mary Frances Ver Steeg, Jean O'Shea, Arlene Walser, Katy Cady, Margie DeVries Mike Armacost, Janet Sedam, Pat Koehler, Betty Hammen, Georgana Grossi, Marlene Jacinto, Catherine Roach, Selma Peterson, Shirley Laidlaw, Sally Rouse Jim Hurley, Dick Crowell, Al Clark, Bob Johnson, Dave Ramboz, Wes Wilson, Richard Floyd, Alger Heck, Logan Lockabey, Mark Rogers, Todd Schowalter, Dudley Sipprelle, Jim Vincent, Ken King, Don Finstein, Marty Covington I r I i ' X'5'? u05If' s H 1' ',... QQ I W xx ff mf :N Wy, W H ww 1 K . fm . ,QW 1-sf-:N ,,,,,.0 'wg .Q , lm Aa ,W is X ' Q il.. was L GlRLS- LEAGUE CABINET Row 'I Bonnie Swain, Donna Yount, Catherine Roach Row 2 Gloria Kruse, Carolvn Gunter. Ruth Buerge Row 3 Marlene Jacinto: Susie Thomerson Jean Anderson, presiden J! ,IX 1 LJ The Girls' League has had a very event' ful year. The activities began with a swimming party honoring the sophomores. Financially, the year has been outstanding. Money for scholarships: has been raised through concessions at dances, and at foot' hall games. At Christmas time the schools Christ- mas tree was decorated by Girls' League. In addition, forty girls gave the County Hospital patients a party with refresh' ments, gifts, and the singing of carols. Assembly highlights have included a fall Fashion Show, a drama class assembly, Girls' State reports, a football assembly presented by the CBL Champs, a dating panel, a U of R talent show, and a Hol- lywood model who spoke on charm. The very capable G.L. sponsors are Frances Cullen, Dean of Girls, and Ruth Adams. if V! ! V! ! X Q GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL Row 1 Barbara Duke, Nancy Cramer, Jean Anderson, Donna Carrol, Nancy Hart Row 2 Janet Vivian, Jean Phoenix, Mary Frances Ver Steeg, Adeline Smith, Catherine Roach, Joan Brackins Row 3 Nancy Pitts, Donna Yount, Mary Gail Mouw, Beverly Van Meeteren, June Beswick, Pat Koehler, Louise Wheaton low 4 Donna Collier, Karen Neubert, Sandra Stone, Frances Updilce, Doris McGlone, Sally Rouse, Adana Nut brown Row 5 Susan Leet, Nancy Hein, Carol Betts, Geneva Erikson, Jessie Carnero, Dorothy Owens, Suzanne Raine Jo Conley, Judy Reece ' Q' i 4 The Hula Hop, sponsored by the Girls' League, was one of the most successful dances of the year. Queen Barbara Thompson and King Jim Loveless with their attendants and Boys' League president, Clyde Stephens, and Girls' League president, Jean Anderson, at the Hula Hop. Boys' Staters Harry Crosthwaite, Harry Genet, Nimrod lhrig, and Clube Hangan. l 'JPr:i??f n x ' r,,,V 2 . if BETTY HAMMEN Girls' State Representative ffm , 'wg ily ' s g X and r displays at the annual Chepulechi program. Iwi Y 1? O! .-',- . Ii. Egg , rg 4 i L i O MAKIO STAFF Row l Sally Silverwood, ass't. Co-commissioner, Lucretia Moore, Syd McGill, co-commissioners Row 2 Glenn L. Beemer, editorial adviser, Betty Hammen, ass't. co-commissioner, Harold Willis, photographer EJXWQEJ Beacon Printery, Redlands Boolqbinders Co., Los Angeles S. K. Smith Co., Los Angeles Redlands Camera Shop Daily Facts XB MAKIO AD STAFF O Row l Earl Williams, Joan Brackins, ad manager, Jack Surry Joyce Cowan, Doyle Murray Kidd. Row 2 Jean Phoenix, Ruth Williams, Sandra Danielson, vb Arlene Walser, Selma Peterson, Catherine Roach. Row 3 Marty Covington, artist, Don Finstein, ad photo- grapher. , X! Acknow edgmenfs PHOTOGRAPHERS Harold Willis Armand Dr. Carl Bell Don Finstein Earl Williarns XX S A+-rs TAAD A ii S N Q FX l .x u nu S RE C+: P 1 0. W. ' f w ,.,- X , . W, 5136- X 6 L L fum i wf, Z J ,2if.g59.f 1 Q A Q , , L-1, f,i',2 K ..4,li? l I ., '45, e '51 , 351.3 'iffxigfif ffvfig mil-1? W 555 1 W, I .Z x S. 42395 :fi 'f ,Q -if 1 .QW bf? '- m '. 13,55 -ww N, ,. A. - 1 ,5 N' - ,E Qigfmgwyf X , 1 ' Q 15: fn, ,xi m is , f '3 A ' 'fi , Y Q55 1 E ,A 395. ,px . jgfmii 3 Q, ' ,amiifgg M: -'E' . ,J'r3, g ,, 'k' E . 'xi :in wg , -1 Ve Q , A khjp ..-42: ' ' Ag ,SI 'vt' .F -, L' ,A 1 P5 Zi Qdland surance gent ' Associati n CHARLES L. BEAUMONT, Jr. 16 W. Citrus Ave. BEAVER-WILCOXSON 101 W. State St. BERRY-ARNEGARD AGENCY 610 W. Colton Ave. GEO. BIGGIN AGENCY 16 W. Citrus DIKE AND CO. 101 W. State St. FOWLER'S 25 Cajon St. RUSSELL MORT 107 E. Citrus NELSON AND KING 5th and Citrus LARRY W. NOBLE 102 W. Citrus PRESCOTT'S 121 E. State St. REALTY CO. OF REDLANDS 12 W. Citrus Ave. JACK W. ROSE 114 8th St. E. J. SACKETT 119 Caion St. BROOKE SAWYER 11 So. Fifth St. GARRY VAN VLIET 16 W. gms The Hobachi Staff, preparing the next issue of the Hobo for printing at THE BEACON PRI TERY .-'em .hn-'wmv' I '--..., GENERAL ELECTRIC, KELVINATOR, MAYTAG, WHIRLPOOL, WESTERN HOLLY I27 Wee+ Ci+ws Avenue Nichols Appliance Phone 4-7986 Zwawlbk FLETCHER PLAN ING MILL - s B A Hd 44th YEAR SERVING REDLANDS AREA o CABINET WORK ' o SASH, DOORS, SCREENS o FORMICA I9 , I o BUILDER'S HARDWARE ulfrwza-Q , Fifth 84 Stuart ,Phone 4-3136 IRVIN D. LANE Licehsed Real Estate Broker GENERAL INSURANCE - - NOTARY PUBLIC AUTO LOANS - - RENTALS Loma Linda ' Dill Lumber Co. 25 Years of Service funn AND HIGH Renmuns 209 Central Ave. Ph. 6-2'I6'I FORMALS ? BIUIT16,S AT 'c E'Je'y ' V P H U N T COMPA NY Specialists in Citrus Hauling O . FLAT RACKS ' LOW BEDS VANS 0 REFRICERATION TANKERS REDLANDS Phone 32 13 1 TERRIFIC TERRIERS DON AND GAYLE WIRZ ENJOY A COKE AT Munras Cafe .+ 0 102 Eas+Cenfral Phone 4-8876 Alter-auons l Zllbe Bank uf Zlmerira JE' I F. 1. r3Aul3H A. iv PLUMBING 1 REPAIRS SERVICE d WE STRIVE TO E ' I an GIVE YOU BOTH COURTESY Redlands Feed Gordon Donald and GENERAL CONTRACTOR 5.0 Vine Sfreel' Phone 4-545l EI Hanson's Motor Inn P. D. BOX 175 REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA El IE ESTD Ll.S.7D D99 n R B R. s. s Mining co. COMMERCIAL FEED OUR SPECIALTY To See Games, Books, Dramas And Friends Befler Visil' A Loyal Terrier Supporler A.R.WeIch OPTOMETRIST 28 E. Slale FOR THE BEST IN MEN'S WEAR ' 9 6721725 J' 308 Orange S+. Ph. 4-I6I3 Congrafulafions 'lo l'l1e Class of 53 Broolcsicle Dairy LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED And lsfaunch supporlers of R. H. S. food L'enfer 118 E. CENTRAL AVENUE QUALITY FOOD AT REASONABLE PRICES FRANK HUGHES DOUG HUFF TEL. +6391 Phone 4-8001 I7 Wes! Central Ave. Ca! Ross Carburefor Compleie And Elecfrial H Auiomobile S Service ervice ABE DEHEER Redlands Auto Electric 121 NORTH BEACON STREET REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE FUEL SYSTEMS SPEEDOMETERS MOTOR TUNEfUP CARBURETOR REPAIRS PHONE 4-8976 Girls, if iI's perfume you need., GET IT AT SPOOR'S If i+'s boys you need, if surely lures. 7 Spoof s Phone 4-322I IO4 Orange S+ OI f ' this I+ 4- and make the old home ahine LUTHER AND LARRY PAINT STORE 2 ORANGE STREET GEO. N. KING Automotive Service 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE I 516 E. STATE s'rREE'r Pe2'm4nn'4 Supa Smaice u 5. vm M12 gazzefm Maaaw 27 W. Sfafe Phone 4-35I I Redlands Paint 8. Paper Co FULLER PAINTS Rinshed Mason Automotive Finshes 23 Cajon St. MERIMAC DQNUT SHQP McMAHAN'S When thinking of your future home- Drop in to see us ll E CH,-Us Phone 2-6I47 BREAKFAST LUNCH FOUNTAIN 10 E' Sm eo TO CHILDERS s ELDER Fon SHOE REPAIRING The Best Service in Town RECORDS - Old and new Recordings TELEVISION - The best in TV service RADIO 6? PHONOGRAPHS - Top Quality HOME APPLIANCES - To suit your needs SHEET MUSIC - Educational and Instrumental ACROSS FROM THE c'TY HALL IO9 E. State St. Phone 4-893i NOMEND HOSIERY I Blouses Lingerie Scarves Handkerchiets Sweaters Costume Jewelry Handbags Housecoats Minnie Ohmstede Ph. 4-707l I2 Fiffh Street lt lt's Made At The Goodie Shop, lt's Good 24 E. State Phone 4-73ll BEST WISHES Redlands Blueprint Company From Tharinacy Draffing 81 Engineers Supplies Offsef Prinfing - Pholosfais Nl only ,MM nal blfz Orange Phone 32458 70464504 7x4 6 Seal AIber's Auihorized Dealer HAY - GRAIN - FEED - FERTILIZERS FARM SUPPLIES - BROILER CHARCOAL Inveslmeni Securifies Member of Los Angeles Slock Exchange Associale Member New York Curb Exchange WAGENSELLER 81 DURST, INC. W. B. Johnson, Residonf Manager Class of I905 RHS I27 E. Sfafe S+. Phone 32403 Fisher Bldg. Ph, 4-533l In Redlands Ii Is The Resiing Place 4 p04-ddd Wald I0 Wesf Sfafe Phone 32l97 ana ufeaf 102 Ofangf Phone 4-8227 SUNSET MOTEL MR. AND MRS. C. Mc CRACKEN OWNERS - - - MANAOIII 146 E. YUCAIPA BLVD PHONE 7-2031 YUCAIPA, CALIF, ,Vucai a Plmrmacy 130 California Sf. Phone 2261 YUCAIPA, CALIFORNIA Walt' Market 'THE FRIENDLY MARKET IN 'YUCAIPA ON CALIFORNIA ST. PH. 7-3382 Bliss Nursery COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICE QUALITY PLANTS AND si-:Russ 197 W. YUCAIPA BLVD. PHONE 7-5672 YUCAIPA, CALIF. THE POST OFFICE IS ACROSS THE STREET Ray E. Wheeland REALTOR - NOTARY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY BROKER PHONES: 74195 - 75210 LYNCH FLUWEH SHUP P. EI. EDX 553 154 EAST YUCAIPA BLVD. YUCAIPA. CALIFORNIA .jay vu mf fmmws-Hr mm pn W. N. LYNCH YUCAIPA 7 3432 116 E. Yucaipc Blvd. P.O. Box 282 Yucoipci, California HARDWARE APPLIANCE FURNITURE Harold L05 wood Phone 3222 Yucaipa I3I Wes'r Yucaipa Boulevard Yucaipa Yucaipa Cafe GOOD FOOD SERVED FROM 6 A.M. TO 8 P.M. 109 YUCAIPA BOULEVARD 133 U-Drive Truclcs For Reni' Mode O'Day C. Van Scyoc DRESSES S299 ............ 58.99 . , LINGERIE 31.99 ..,...,.E... 53.99 l-ei 5 Ge' Assocmed QQIQSES Sljgzjjfjjjffjig LUBRICATION, BATTERY SERVICE, TIRE ACCESSORIES 21' ORANGE Cor. First and Highway 99 Ph. 4-4949 Congraiulaiions and Best Wishes You Don't Need Any Attachments With An Adler's Sewing Machine To The Class Of '52 From Your Friendly Jeweler alllender 89 'Mannmg 'Sewing .fllaclzine Service Harr Wilson jf 210 ORANGE STREET PHONE 44831 2l2 ORANGE .r'f '.,', FOR GROCERIES SEE YIYYIWA ,E-3glNTING COMPANY -if The Corner Market ADVERTISING LAYOUT - - ART WORK LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET Come, of yucaipa Blvd. And California PHONE 4-390i 'l'l3 E. STATE STREET Phone 7-2l5l READING TIRE AND ALINEMENT wHEEI ALINEMENT AND REAWNG RETREAD IAALANCING SPECIALISTS GUARANTEED 25,000 MILES HIWAY 99 AT 4th PH- 4-5110 Telephone 4-5I76 Telephone 4 5I76 xg! F -T s T F Y Y I lfpi-i ' Brewster-Ralaenstean . . - I Louis Rabensleln Clifford L. Brewsfe XS ' ' if V Your Business Soliaifed and Apprecicted K 103 EAST crmug REDLANDS. CALIFORNIA I I3 Wesf Cenhal Redlancls Glass House D E Q D We Specialize in Glass ancl MIRRORS OF ALL KINDS EDWARD'S T-V Free Esfimafes HOUSE GLASS REPLACEMENTS WEST E S P E 2 65 5 E 5, r: on 5l0 ORANGE PHONE 4-7632 COME TO FOR SERVICE THAT SATISFIES GoWland's ASSOCIATED 81 FIRESTONE Bates-Carlson PRODUCTS Hardware 7+h 81 S+a+e Ph. 4-6Il9 - 1 - Cangrarfulnions F 2.125 HCM SEi1iiEE5ETi2MPANY of '952 Rm::si5Qfgi2:N'A MAATMAN MACHINE SHIJP Iiegmirin rr Highway 99 84 Firgf Phone 4-4040 IPETEJ ANDRIESE IBUBJ VANDER WALL I -Ib -L -MEET TOUR FRIENDS AT - MINNIE 8 CLYDE'S . DR IVE-INN 706 ORANGE STREET AT THE FOOT OF THE HILL The Sanitary Barber Shop BRING 'YOUR BARBERING PROBLEMS WITH 'YOU 219 ORANGE ST. PH- 4'3455 To Every Siudeni' of Redlands High Good Luck - '53 5i'1CefelY RICKSON'S REAL ESTATE 702 ORANGE STREET WE SELL OR TRADE ANYTHING W. H. RIOKSON - L. A. PRATT - EARL JOHNSON Our Bes+ Wishes 1 SMARTEST SHOES AFOOT 'I8 E. Sfafe -' Redlands, Calif. San Berdalrdino Sun and Evening Telegram San Bernardino Coun+y's Leading Newspaper For The Finest In Longines Wittnauer, Bulova, Crofon, Cyma and Elgin Watches See SchincIIer's Redlands Circulation - R. W. FIELD, Dealer Adm... EM... Jewelry Store Classified Local and U.P. Display A.P. Office 12 East Vine Street Norih sith Phone 4-882? UNION OIL PRODUCTS BURNS SERVICE 765 W. CENTRAL AVE. REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA Qoociyear Tires CLAPP'S 60I W. Siafe Sf. REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA Phone 2f2725 Maurice Clapp Phone 4-5422 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD WISHES FROM THE Redlands Members OF THE National Chiropractic Association DR. VERONA M. TOVEY DR. SIDNEY MILBANK DR. GERALD W. PARKER DR. M. L. MILLER DR. GLEAN V. NICHOLS DR. ELLSWORTH E. MILLER Trofessfofml frevfory DENTISTS DR. GORDON H. BENNETT 340 Caion DR. EARL R. CRANE Wifmer Building DR. L. B. HAMMEN Wilmer Building DR RICHARD C. HARDY 25 V DR. L. E. HEIM Professional Arcade Phone 4-4575 Ph 3 2446 Ph 4 301 1 Ph 2 7205 Phone 4-8611 DR. RALPH KRAMER Professional Arcade DR ROLAND K. MILLER 37 E. Vine DR. WILLIAM E. PRESTON Professional Arcade on J c STENEHJEM 321 c I sf. DR G. P. WOOLLEY M Temple Ph 4 5270 Ph 3 2424 Ph 3 2494 Ph 3 2419 Phone 4-3405 GROCERIES MEATS FOUNTAINSERVICE Stoter Brothers Market 1 'T ' ' ' You Are Always Welcome! Ed 8 Mary's Cafe HARRY SL LLOYD DELICIGUS HAMBURGERS F +I. s +I. +o fn. SANDWICHES Y - Ty one bl as CHILE MeNroNe a-5900 1802 Memone BLVD 200 Wed Shne Phone 3137! OFFICE PHONE 4-7771 Colsman Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Agency 9 WEST STATE STREET REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA and Good Wishes to the Class of 1953 Olive Copeland, Insurance 'I6 WEST CITRUS Phoenix Motor Parts Ross Mossman Howard Phoenix AUTO PARTS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT MACHINE SHOP SERVICE I I0 West State Street Phone A4-3386 Locally Owned and Operated CONGRATULATIONS 'TO THE CLASS OF '53 SEAR Catalogue 8 Sales Office 115 E. STATE PHONE 3f2361 Hey Podners! for fhe lowdown on TEfl'ief Rancho ' - EY'? 1bf ' T Read fD8lIQF3i?fn4 is33n1F3Cf5 W E ft' H 1 4 I 53531 MN VKSRRTES ETSENHBWY Our Am Free Enferprize Sysiem Has Creafed More H Happiness Than Any Compeff Sy T LET'S KEEP IT THAT WAY! OUR KIND OF CLOTHING RATES THE BEST DATES ON THE CAMPUS: Gair's A Redlands O d I +11 Phone 4-3031 Brassfield Service Sanitary Plumbing Co. I Sam Wirz We .Sell, Install, Service, Guarantee 205 East State Street 305 W. COLTON PH. 4-1274 GEORGE VON TUNGELN Redlands, Calif. 1 57' SAVE MONEY, KIDS 1 df ' AT , k 4,. C8mL Service Station HERMAN5 TV GAS - OIL - TIRES - TUBES BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES 114 FIFTH STREET LUBRICATION - BATTERIES CHARGED Hermans, Furniture 1405 W. Central - Phone 20150 - Carl and Loueva 201 E. STATE 1429 W. HWY. 99 PH. 4-7615 Newell Nurseries GRAY'S BAKERY WHERE QUALITY IS THE BARGAIN 0 SHRUB 0 INSECTICIDES 0 TREES 0 BEDDING PLANTS , , , , Q SEED o GARDEN TOOLS We SDCCIRIIZB lll C00kl9S,, 0 FERTILIZERS 0 BULBS H 819 112 ORANGE We Give S8zH Green Stamps I T I I1 min., Sunset Tile 84 Roofing Co. it I -I I SINCE 1925 , I l Anderson s Mobile Service ,OHM MANM CE,.,,,,,E,, HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTOR CERAMIC TILE CONTRACTOR Phone 2-2258 830 Orange Street TRAILER RENTALS 620 Te nnessee St. Phone 4-3456 ! 5' f' ,J M1 We specialize in food! For your favorife dish, prepared Q Z Jusf fhe way you prefer if, jg, f Drop in fo see us a+ - P 1 Hudlows Drlve-Inn 2 302 Hiway 99 Phone 2-0300 HERE'S ONE SURE WAY TO BEAT INFLATION DO BUSINESS WITH DeGraaf Service Station 4l8 Orange Sfreef l I i Q l if's smart fo buy where smari' men buy F owlers THE MEN'S STORE I07 ORANGE STREET A Supply Yourself Wifh ihe Besl' in SPORTS EQUIPMENT AT PRATT' S We Also Carry School Supplies 653 E. Ci+rus Ave. Phone 4-4l26 i JOHNNY'S l Machine And Welding Shop THE STORE WITH CAMPUS STYLES l29 S. California Sf. - P.O. Box 3 HOLLYWOOD SCOOTERS 81 JARMANS 216 Orange PH. 4-6022 John E. Balmer Phone 7-4222 , i Gene Hughes l DE SOTO PLYMOUTH E 4I5 Orange S+ree+ Redlands I Telephone 3-2323 500 Orange Sfreel' Phone 4-7 I 30 I Franklin Garage PENNEY, BRAKES WHEEL ALIGNMENTS MOTORS PAINT - LINOLEUM - ASPHALT TILE - WALL PAPER - VENETIAN auNos . wAu me Bill Means I GIVE RIIN STA MP PHONE 323-89 COR. ORANGE 81 CITRUS fl K 'st 's Y Farquhar Brothers SPECIALIZING IN JUNIOR AND MISSES Qssociated Service READY TO WEAR II3 Orange Redlands 502 S+a+e Phone 2-6770 FOR A GIFT OF DISTINCTION SHOP AT Treasure Island Redlands Branch Glft SI1Op ECURITYFIRSTNATIONAL BANK OF Los ANGELES CERAMICS CARDS COSTUME JEWELRY 7 Wes! Sfaie Ph. 4-3595 E, , - ' DON'T JUST SIT WHEN lT'S JUST A HOP TO GET YARN TO KNIT I AT Helene's Yarn Shop Meat - Vegetables Groceries '26 Chien Sheef Phone 4-6.87 803 Orange Phone 2-0520 WlLLARD'S FOUNTAIN If you are not becoming To him, you should Be coming +o us Central Beauty Shop 20 Cenfral Avenue Loma Linda DRIVE INN MARKET Meat - Vegetables Esther Dead? Valley Service Co. TELEVISION, RADIO REPAIRS All MAKES ELECTRIC SHAVERS Groceries phone 2,0520 627 w. same sf. Ph. 24513 ' nn ' NEW CARS CONGRATULATIONS USED CARS fo SALES AND SERVICE THE CLASS OF '53 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH MCQUINN GROCERY INTERNATIONAL A Van Dorin Motor Co. 623 Orange Phone 3-2493 QUANITY COURTSY SERVICE 82l Orange Phone 2-0280 Tlzc Place fur Tum' Vmlrvig Fr1'c11ils ' - Sflffcregf 91111 Carolyn Lewls ROOMS - - - APARTMENTS REASONABLE RATES INTERIOR DECORATOR 725 orange sf. Ph. 4-1078 MR. a. MRS. ARCHIE GILMORE, owners a. Mgrs. KNOLL ROAD PHONE +7637 14rf!1ur'.s' Pres To Pon THE FINEST IN DUTCH AND FRENCH PAsm1Es PRINTING AND ENGRAVING fakery RUBBER STAMPS 337 ORANGE sr. PH. 2-2538 23 EAST cmws PHONE 4-8273 A For a Happy Day' HCl'6,S Paula wearing an exotic Kanieliinalla Cotton Print Sun-Dress from the Sportswear Department of 0 Redlands IN REDLANDS FOR ECONOMY GASOLINE you Don-f Have +0 be Sick 1'1 -3 To Come +o Loma Linda HAIGH BROTHERS Supply Y0UfTable - Wifh Foods from Self Service DISTRIBUTORS OF ALL MAJOR MAKES OF TIRES ATTENDANTS - SONNY as EARL And Slay Well 203 Citrus Ave. Ph. 2f7228 QUALITY DAIRY COME To PRODUCERS aa DISTRIBUTORS BATES CARLSON FINE .DAIRY PRODUCTS HARDWARE Please call 619 New York Street Redlands 2f9731 Redlands, Calif. 330 Orange Phone 4.3746 Gordon Donald F. ARTHUR CORTNER CHAPEL Q13 GENERAL CONTRACTOR 221 BRUDKSIDE AVENUE REDLAND5. CALIFURNIA 50 Vine Sfreef Phone 4-545l HUN 4 5511 Fine Jewelry PURCHASED WITH PRIDE - - - TREASURED ALVVAYS - - le Cllllsoll q rl Jeweler 229 E. STATE ST. fPatio Shops, 117 ta , Brookside omvs INN F! ROOT BEER HAMBURGERS tor the tops in food, drop in - Hamann RWM Betty and Joan are comparing their Sterling Silver Patterns 20 East State Street BCBBY BEHRENS AND HAROLD WILLIS Two Sharp Shooters shooting, it out in front of Redlands Camera Shop Most Complete Stock East of LA. X infill Q 0 air an Sc. Y 3 QDAYQQXSEQ l0il,i.EEl, BR0,E.S 7 East Citrus Avenue - - - Phone 2-7350 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '53 I l ' Frank s Triangle Service l RAYMOND C. FRANK Serr Stationery Co. Mobilgos - - Mobiloil - - Motor Products Motor Tuneup Service 9 E. Stole St. Ph, 4.3939 WE GIVE S8rH GREEN STAMPS Redlands, California 6 Calor' Shea, Tel. 4-6471 Redlands, California FOR RENT Trailers and Equipment fHitches, tool Cement Mixer - Appliance Dollies Electric Soldering Iron U00 Wj - Car Tow Bar - Post Hole Digger Wheelbarrow - Lawn Mower Sleds and Toboggans fln Seasonj Ray W. Hoatson CHEVRON GAS STATION V Ph. Zf0ll0 740 Orange Closed Saturdays W Open Sundays ON HIGHWAY 70 Br 99 WEST OF REDLANDS LOU RAY APPAREL 7' 6 Real 6pld Citrus Products N we W X f AX ,Q Q 55 , Q N In n!l JI ,M W e-.mamma ,fx mm f qi Xxx, X 3 fl ,Zi z - D A U I K I Lg I 9? A . 1 - H X ,L xxx ,,'. 1 I.. Nm., - 'f- ---- HEADQUARTERS---REDLANDS 1906 19'3 A X REDLANDS FEDERAL SAVINGS Sh ' D Sh ee S Gnu' op AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FORMERLT BOB'S . Start your savmgs account So it can grow with you Sth Street - Ph 215 s. STATE QPATIO SHOPSJ and one Citrus Avenue 3-2391 e 9 WHEN 'YOU BUY, BUT 'THE BEST Smith s Jewelry GEORGE E. M. MCKENZIE WYLER WATCHES WITH A LIFETIME GUARANTEED BALANCE Fruits f f Geeeefies f f Vegetables - also - 4 Elgin fs? Swiss Watches f f Bands f f Clocks - - Silverware BARRON AND MYERS Guaranteed Wateh Repairing You Gel The Besi When You Buy,From Us All Watches Electronically Timed FINE FISH' MEAT' AND PQULTRY LOMA LINDA e f CENTRAL e f PHONE 6' 5 211 4 45 Phone 3-2l38 20 W. 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