r -1. HIM--' J -Rs. . . - s-.., Q. N ., , - XX - .-4 .. f' 6 1 of Dedication fl Z I ,A ' 1 'f' fl? I, -I 4'X -'r - 'FV 3 I - .. Qlgufjtfif ifqlil! km!ifnV'?i'1,'E7n7, 77lljl'!f'4'i4,-J Il 1' .1 ' iuvrmsf-tgcifwl -+fu.ee2w' , 'Ja . deem 'ff 9-'f '- 'f efrsvfcd 62650 fed Principal of Visalia High School 1919325 Superintendent of Visalia Union High School 1925346 -E For a career in education which as student and teacher, instructor and administrator, and prin cipal and superintendent has aimed at the advancement of those ideals which America nerds for its lead- fr-.chip in the atomic age, 1 I -. - x-Y, ' v Q ,zu- .r ,.. L a 1. . .,. ,f ,. P?'3,-1 -.. . . ,+ 5 . . V , , , I- ,,, , . x , , . . N .x , Y I V . ., ' M - N AH ,. , ' u' ' ' . , . - ,.-.. u N , -X K -11 f. M r 1 . , j Q , xv I, :, - . V 4 f I M Q -1. , . L ' - ' ' .. . , - , 1 f i , W f 3 0 p JW rf-Q' .VJ , Q I 4 x N ,.,3' ' w , xi' .:, 4f',7J?'e11'v , , -H v W ff. x ,K Q Agn ,.,,. ,,, V,-'. . ' A x X '- L . A . f v rm..5,. . 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IY1- UECZQQ Published by the 1 ,A Clvawlsffl M' Students of Visalia Wljagfjag fy w '74, Union High Sclninol ' Visalia ----- l946 E h -.,.- .. ,.MM....,ma. .M 'x 5 Wh. 1 Si i In the otomic theory, the otom is o srnoll X universe with the nucleus os its center oround ww W if iii iii hch e le Ile ticl l'ke lnets W' wi rvovssmo rpor es i po Q X B comes the focus of o group of octivities whic My whirl oround him to form his world. of ii? i In the process of educotion the student be- WP Q b Q Q 1 J WMM ff ,iff , gf 44355225 jfjffff WCW ff Wfllw il f l l In a scientific experiment, the materials 7 1 My ZW Aly! 14 F Il ' i f IV - V Q lj 1 ,f of , are checked by apparatus tar their reactions. 91.1 fa , ' , n of' . In extra-Curricular work, activities are pra- duced by organizations at students and their advisors. f'4' J J as 3 I 9 Y af.. ' I mf H' 2 I 1, 3 P fl' .WT lr X -kr ffl I il: .-171 gl, ff The uranium atom was smashed by a bom- bardment of neutrons on its nucleus. This set off a chain of reactions which produced U-239 and Neptunium. With each change rays are given oft. Students are associated with teachers from their beginning as freshmen. They are pro- moted to become sophomores and juniors. A by-product of this development is school life. Z I , ,X , ,..J fir? I vu-, X. T54 Positrons Pmzxtxvt- yftxrtxtlms uutszrdf- I Mr. W. A. Wu! IM :.1ch'nt Mr. Flatchar Ayres Cflnl k Mr. Emmutt W. Paroqinn Trustee 9 N , ' . 1 t 'K 5,6 ' 1 xi as W ,. Nita ' , ., M, L ,. 4, ,g.. Miss Etta May Caldwell Secretary Mr. Myron C. Moya! Comptroller Mr. T. T. Godny Trustee fa-5 .i v ' F qw! '41 xg X 1 1 uf' 5 A its, Mr. DeWitt Montgomery Superintendent Min Vicki Sulliun Clerk Mr. Churlu Hamilton Trustee I AW Principal particles in the mom core Mr. W. I.. Shidler Vice-Principal Mr. L. I. Williams Principal Mr. Edwin Fryer Attendance Mrs. Helen Jensen Clerk Miss Rachel Hyde Secretary Mrs. Irene Huqhel School Nurse Mrs. Lollio H. Goad Vice-Principal NEUTRQNS Neutml p+xrtxf:l+:ga u:-Q.-d to bombnrd ntorns Mr. Arvol A. Adams H4 nrlml flf'wnf'sr Mr. Paul M. Cradle: Auto-shop Welding Min Gemldino Crou Spa nish Mrl. Inc: Crow Mrs. Tholma L. Dain Cookery Mr. C. R. Disbrow Physical Education Athletics Mr. I-I. D. Faux-oy Physxccxl Education Mn. Leona L. Adams Study Hull ffnqlish Mr. Bernard Butcher Arylxfullurfxl Sr:imn'v: Shorthand Typinq K lwnv' 'F ' 'GDS ,af X Mr. Min Mr. Doc: B. Gilbert Woodshop Printing Helen L. Grant English Grant W. Hail Library Q-14 Mis: Thelma Hendricks Physical Education Athletics Mr. Ray H. Houston Lite Science Biology Mr. Clarence D. Iennn Aqriculturczl Mechanics 7' Mr. Morris Ierlow Mathematics Mx. Race Kent English Crafts Art Mil: Edith Kibbo French Latin Mr. Frank E. Kilor Electrics Mc-ml Shop Mrs. Rova Koehler S r-w i ng Min lonnio Larkin GL omctry Min Annie B. Mitchell English Mr. Carroll A. Montague English Iournallsm Mrs. lzotta Burnard Moyer Homemaking Mrs. Luolla Olavs Rowman Physical Education Mill Dorothy Richardson Business Training Bookkeeping Mn. Virginia Shannon Twine Business English Office Practice Trigonometry Algebra F Ji, 'Z' Fm-' O Mn. Blanche P. Snyder English Mrs. Antonia M. Steele Physical Education Mr. I. D. Steele History ,, ,l., ,WX time Ji.-fl k', .EY-f K - in ' .t ji' S , Mill Gertrude Webb Homemckinq Min Esther I.. Weinqold English Drczmcrtics Mr. Robert D. Widqn Physical Education Athletics Mr. Iohn G. Wing Orchestra Bond Mlu Sheila Yellcmd History General Science Senior Problems Min Mary Zuelke Geometry Attendance Alqebru Study Hall 01' Mn. Ioan Crudlor English Mr. Goorqo B. Duncan Spanish Mr. Harold Fischer Senior Problems Mrs. III Mr. Mr. Helen Halstead Algebra Geometry Bruce F. Ionun Agriculture lamol C. ling Aqricullure Mr. A. B. Bryant Bioloqy Mr. Goorqo Burris Choir Chorus Mdmo. Vera Charponliu French 1'-if ,gal , , - ff' 1 N 4 Mr. R. B. Curiiu Mechanical Drcxwinq Mr. P. H. Duvidlnn Chemistry Physics f ,A I ' Q J 1 ff ,ju l A z 43 5 1 rl 3 x A . Tr r . ' ' ind? 1' 'f I '5 YQHQK English Mrs. Lottie Good Study Hull 'APY e5 ,. -Sql! ' 'C' . C Mr. Charles N. Marshall Woodwork Mr. William C. Mclinney. lr. History American Problems Mr. Karl W. Mitchell Business Training '15, Mr. iss Mr. Myron C. Moyer Woodshop Marion B. Phillips English William I.. Reid Alqebro Mrs Violet Elliott Stonlon Typing Shorthand Mr. Winslow M. Walks! History American Problems Min Alice G. Rouleau r . Mr. P. F. Wllhllmlln Physical Education Mrs. Bette B. Smith Athletics English Miss Dorothy I. Smith Senior Problems Bemuse of the necessary changes due to emergency conditions, many teachers taught part-time. Several were hier: but a half-day, a few remained only one semester and even the administrators aided in study halls. lf Elements l if -T , if 11.f is ol 1-he 1111 mis tjvfi, lflfxx ' W' if ff,-' . T Uranium lf F 4' lJrllL'lll ol xfidium sciil' St. Patriclds Day furnished the theme for the annual Freshman Party. All sorts of games were played at this event which was just for Freshman and their guests. Anita Montague was chair- man of the party. as Freshmen: lst row Iunko Uota, Yokc Okarnoto, Yoko Kawasaki, Arthur Corona Bonnie Bertheau, Yvonne Brown, Gloria Kerr, Marie Powell and Marilyn Cobb: 2nd row Carl Massey, Wayne Van Gor- den, Wayne Dill, Charley Hedge, lohn Collins, Floyd Boswell, lack Woods and Raymond Torres: 3rd row -Arlen Kurbish Ann Shidler, loan Kimble, Georqene Nix- on, Fay Garrett, Ellener McGinnis, Mil- dted Barrett, Pearl lordan and Leno Gatelyg 4th row Harley Willis, Don Hickman, David Campos, Adele Sum- mers, Clifford O'Dell, Darrell Penninq ton, Bob Hill and Edward Holdeny Sth row Audrey Clark, Corrine Wood, Daisy Pryor, Barbara Dunaway, Beverly Feier- bach Mary Bianco, Mary Cruzen, Beverly Gocleker and Jeanne Kirkrnan, 6th row Eldon Burton, Bill Will- Brown, Alfred Pizarro, Herb Welch, Dick Cut- Goodrich. Dorothy Barker, iams, Leonard Rayman Perez, ler and Donald Freshmen: lst row Anna Llriswell, Kath- erine Roberts, Erma Lee Woodside, Wilma McDonald, Helen Hash, Lucille Williams, Helen Hedqpeth, Marilla Sahlman and Dolores Sextony find row-Michael Lally Onola Hughes, Alameda Gulfey, Opal Allen, loyce Barry, Helen Thomas, Mary Ellen Holcomb, Faye Johnston and Mar- cella Reed: 3rd row Alfred Williams, lim Watkins, Wendell Starling, Douglas Moore, Cordell l-lull, Robert Dunqer and Elroy Gruber: 4th row Boyd Spencer limmie Stein, Othelos Moody, William Pippert, lames Hull, Leslie Mello, Ray Thompson, Donald Beene and Manuel Silva. 'reshmen: lst iww Snorlinc Sircot, Patti fl1115'l1y, 251151111 l.o1't11, Erodn M110 Ren- 1lfl11, l.+-tl1f1 l-lwstily, Elsie Pifkurd, LO 'o1ne W1ll1-nns, Bonnio Musqrove und 31-1111t1tl1 l-le11do1'::cmg hind iow Teddy Boer, M1111 R1wl111s, pvllll Snnon, Edd1e Sclmtf- ,1t, Ln111:: Woodwlrd, Elbort Terry, Ken- 0tl1 Bwyltfs, lt::11.1ld Brooks ond Finis 11t1dsl1:'1w, 31d row Nt1di11e WllllUYllS, 411119 Mullins, lvl11x1no Pe1111inr1to11, Bur- 111c1 St:l1oo11lm1t,l1lnr, H-111111 Hood, Made- .nv S1lv11, l.o1u11r Wcr::c1l1o1A, Bevrd BOW' 1s 11nd Potttyy Hoqers 11111 row Ii111111y fl111111lnv1s, Bobby V1nyf11'd, Gentry Elliott, lton Stnxn, .Eowst Elnk, Ynjas Gonq, Dodd 't1l1n1f1n, He1111111 Sl6'lIll7t1ITl'l 11nd lolin- y K11tn1i11ng f1tl1 rnw Bnliy 'l 11l1bs:, Bonnie le1'1111Q, lnycu lfmks, Billlti Pl1il11Ot, NOT- 1r1 Pfxyne, S+1l1y Cockburn, Mildredt o111l711t 11nd Roluevm'-1 Allen, Glli row Jilli11111 B1y11nt, Htnloy Hull, Severe lf'1lPIT, l.o11ie l.11isi, llorrrqlns Burke, lrrrncs 11llv1, Bob lVlt'Kc1ll111 tllld Wayne lobe. reshmen: 1:41 111W Mfirlm- llfxtlll, lohnnie 1111nn, Odwll Owvnsa, Br1l1rl1 'l 1'r1111or1tr1nf1, lxJIl5 l111'kr1o11, lol1n T1':1s1k, Mt1ry Parnell, 41 Mtn- Gmvv 1'tl1Cl Lean Tucker, Zncl row Bobby Gentry, Ctrwl Sl1c111r, Mdrqnret .ul11111n, l.cv11rn Bob1nson, Celinfx Eer- 9i11.1, 'l'111f1 Su111:tc't1, B1lly Duren and Illlfl S4lllCllFZj 3rd IowffSl1irley Heller, furolw llxklll We-1111s, Mr1rc111ret Hlitchinson, 3llIlI'llP Lee Vest, Lnuille Henson, Gwen lnnn, lnno 'l'f1lw1', Nellm Barnes and uyuv Wr1tl-ry, 4tl1 row Bobby Gmqq, Jhn Torres, M11t111s Ortoqn, Iesus Gon- 1lOz, lulifin l'l1'H1llll', llxilltllfi Stinnet, Bob- y Pullvn, NO111111 Robinson 11nd Boselene 111216115 Fwtlr row Dolores Vcm Gordon, PIII SIIIIPSOII, Ioy Edwvxrds, Dot Mr1y11t1rd, re:::s11 'lqtltjfj-Ifl, Billie Sheldon, Earlene .1ylo1, llouqlms Burris and Raymond looro: Oth IOW' Bob Loyd, Clyde Ritchie, 'on S111itl'1, Ray Ql0I'lll'f1ll, Bill Lemons, nqcl Tt1toy11, Benny Ztxyos, Dwiqlit Hlson 11nd l11c'l-: Clnisty. reshmen: lst row Dorothy Machado, lmkwtvdcs Mutlxius, Bdrbdrd Cowiuq, Eloise lillir1111s, Bonnie lkerd, Lucille Airozo, 1d1tl1 BOXllll'l4'lGl', Nadine Silvcx and Dolores Crlersonp Lind row -Vilqiniu Eutrell, Violet llOlllpSO!l, Ruth Nicolas, Rosenmry Pur- 1i11n, Annu Hdqopxdn, Helen Wdqqonner, orothy Ford, Borthcr .Frye and Louis Ber- mldop 3rd row--Ncmcy Hawkins, Robert ludson, Don Tliornton, Troy Leoclfi, Ver- on Tubbs, Dnnny L:l1lll1'1OS, Solvridor Ne- rotte and Alvin Wcrttersg 4th row-Steve illcr, Lcxwrencc Allen, Ie-sse Boles, Mike odriq11e1:, Tony Sulgddo, Iolinny Zcrrute, icl-: Polk, Wayne Ford and El Deen Awnxon. Ola Freshmen: lat B-:nhl row Nuriuii Bnsing un Kuvk, 'llevuy Huutl, lofui Moc OPICI Brirllwlt, BFI!'l7iII'PI Todd, Cllcirle Hays, Bm-vwrly Wwxtlwriuiiu .md Mm' Hmidviscmq Lfunl xww Mliuuol I Drillris Mlilliwrly, Nruiriiliri Sulililt, 'I luuris, Iohiuiy Souz.i, l'0ulivui Urn IDI, Bobbiv Cixi:-iima, Buddy Slulvlui ,uid Rouuiu Plivkiiid: Rrd ww -- Wm' lliuwsz, luiw Skuuivi, 'onli Hill, Holm Bl lott, l.0!Ta1ll!L luvfsscui, H-'lmi lilom lktlior Turum'.iudlWm'utl1yl'u1'u.iS, row Murll Bllrvkr-, luy.,-v xflxrulwlu Mlirimiv Muiiiiy, Otto ll-xissvu, 'l'uu B111 Bill Stevenson, liuuuy Hymn-1, Ray Vit d l k x Q i lui lu io Slwilkiag fwtli 10V Yvw Svlirovdor, Flivlifxrfl Switzvr, Fllindm Smith, Rulh Pino, Yvmuio Fiulwils, B burn Porlel, llmxu-1 lmiu Vuuwxvk, Rliuu lo Robsrtsmi and lwy Wlurwg Litli IOW Ray Ikcrd, lui: l'li1l'Illl1l'I, limi Briuk Robvri n N 'lwy, Prolwrl Wiilkuis, lei Howdy, , K1 X lwllixirl Rmsnulru f Chrirlusl, Wintvx. RZ Freshmen: lfst ww l'xlim-iw: Llurio Wrindii Mvk'-vllum, lufzwpliivw Bryn Hulun Wnrwllird, Alum Heaton, Hvel Rewvfifz, lnfiyw l5lX14'i Hciukvl, Lfvii Mvlirluilmi xi Ycvumip furl row' fllwrlwrl Ivuib Mimmy Low, Hi-my Biluivlii, limi P ms, l,m'0y Artluuy Billy Hull, Bill Inmil Hfilpli Tillfitfsori Amd Artliur Chow: . row' lllizl Fn,im'ws Ksqiiilzcl, l,oui1:.i Tlimn ihotli Orozl-0, Rmmmli Nl-imrttv, l .ipluuri Roms, Hi-vitiivw G-irvm, llruul Nixvnrrwtv, Rnlimhi Duiil ,uid For lliiizg Ailll low-f Rmbvi' ll-iufy, lllmyci li mm, P019 luu41wutli,'l'w1lli Flofiswis, V um: Plilxuwr, lhvylu llilvlv, Aivm' P L usd Cli-ixlmz Wlmxwi- fitli ww Mild: llfxrilcy, lllsiri Fl'illwt::4fu, k'llu'ivv lllirrl Rfhlvfrl Slvililxillww, lzv-'lyu Nml, lmirlm H1-11Slvy, Li-.illiwiiuw HWIIIZ, ln-:my Ron quiz :uid Hcixixm l.0f' K'-iliuilivllg lvtli row Willi-im Y-iurilq, lilvz-1 Whuci Rolwrt V Vxliulilv, Flniy lla!-idwi, llmmlcl liliisli, D1 .ild Noltlumituu, Miuiuvl Vurilii Amd 1 Stiubwri. Freshmen: lgzl ww lflxzixlwlli Suu VIIIHIIPI Hivlziulzu, Glwii-: Wlilks, Mn luv? Pviukwy, Kliy Kuidy, Mrily Elm k,fi1xuwlul1ll, l,.ov--tm lVvlRwu.ilCl, Clmrlc IVlwPlu-:usmi cmd Bwtli Swilzwrg .ind IOVN Hwilwii Rmfzwnll, Flxll Wnnddlli, lolm IN 4,-wlluuw, lWwW'liyuw Suulli, Qumiq Ch. livlwlvy Vl.'lHOCiS2IClv', M-uviu Slmrp, Clmr Bufuid Amd lvwllii Ilspixxozliy 3rd rom Bmruu S-lu-0:21 L lVlwPli.11ll, Miullyu Fields, L 1-y, Bwvvily Bly, Polly Pony, Ncm l:iIlliIL1hL-xl, Huw lniudvlfs mud Auilci Mc Ifuil my -ltli row Tlwo Mf'Gill, Guy Sli lwy, Gvriy lluwc'-ll, Mmiis lllllfllfif, R Iuliufsluu, K-:uri-'lli lhiviss, Vliuqlui Prok lin Ci llcilmmz lloqlm' fitli row Hale Mmiiott, Bvrllm KiK'L'lXIl!U, Loln Guru lulln'-vu Sidi Oslwui' L-vlrz, Imuii Brazil, Br-ul nv .md Rohm! Swixlly 61h row Rl:-ulwf: ljlillfllvili, Nwrmlm Strliwsvr, D: iilrl Sliluuiou, Rivh.u'd Borbfi, P010 M will-S, H-fury liliiuos, Alvo Pitts, Dux Prluvllm' -uid lliuwst Yly. 4' ll iq AK ltr tl' ' , YJ l ell X li rl ,lax 'rl i ' F ' 9 .1 l ' ' r 5 4, ' . itll ft ' if lfl l fig' li i , - 4' T P vi-4 ll skx' , ,I , r. ' A V M r. ' lv, tlix iortqlsfod isaxxtopo wlncli lornis Ntilllllllllllll I it I if 'l ' ti' ll , , . VV il' ill' Y, ' -l , V i ' J l l 1 l 1 l LP I ri nfl l Xa JP K, I wx All tl ,ply Vp ,ii V f , J The Sophomore Class is the largest in the history ot our 2 Q school, and has more boys than girls which is very unusual. lt 'T ,rl ri' includes tour sets ot twins-more than ony other closs in the school. The closs activities were their talent assembly and the choosing and ord ring ot class rings. . .wr'7'.. Sophomores: lst row Ioytre Burkdoll, Lu- cille Akin, Ieanette Pinckley, Roberta Seely, Nancy lseman, Margaret Smith, Barbara Pritchard, Ona Lee Knuppel and May Carmichael, 2nd row--Chuck Arnold, Lillian Rowlett, Lida Costenson, Wayne Taylor, lack Reese, Iames Nicholson, Bud- dy Owinqs and Stanley Pratt, 3rd row -- Ethel Guinn, Lorene Talbert, lmodean Garrison, Anna Marie Kelm, Erma Mae Kr-lm, Iune lohns, Nadine Guinn and Frances Larson, 4th row Margaret Sou- za, Doris McLain, Louise Gathard, Betty Cyrus, Diana Ewing, Catherine Cruzen, and Fern Williamsong 5th roW4LeWis Smith, Wayne Woodward, William Wells, Marlin Rinqler, Bill Arnett, Louie Roman- ozzi and Manuel Fernandez, 6th row -ffr Gene Hattield, lim Winterberq, Claude Simpson, Douqlas lump, Forrest Moore, Ralph Gray, Durris Spencer and Jasper Parlior. Sophomores: lst row Isabel Salvador, Ioyco Rowley, Doris Rouse, Claire Naples, Laverne Brazil, Betty Sue McDonald, Alma Peterson, Beth S-:huniaclcer and Eva Gray: ind row Emory Campbell, Donald Dean, Richard Kong, Billy Perez, Carolina Pick- ard, Barbara lones, Ralph Lopez and I Richard Velasquez, 3rd row -'Mary Single- ton, Iane Sullivan, Violet Smith, Vivian Moore, Leroy Sims, Tony Tafoya and Donna Coffee: 4th row--Ted Thompson, Bob Dominguez, Ida Mae Dunn, Ray Shepherd, loe Cesena, Orrin Belden and Virainia May: Sth row Nadine Apperson, Dorothy Landers, Edqar Probst, Barbara lanes, Fay Lanqham, Iune Thomas, Ana- bolle Ray, Irmadeen Brown and Urschel ' Brinson: 6th row Richard Bell, loe Parr, Lawrence Fisrrhback, Paul Huff, Alfred Sparks, Dale Addington, Donald Conk- lin, loe Hodson and Wes Stallings. in 2' -QI A ANTH A ' sw ' 1 ' -N J. 5' ' -:Q V . g Q ' :S anz 'rv' 3, J ,,'V It ' .. ' f x, 'C' +1 'QQ Ji Eg W eg rv ' r mfklbgi G ez I H' . N I 5, - L ri. . 'xi ff .. X : I 45.1.4 3 1.n. J 9 5' ' Q . W, zf Q f I' l l1F3 2 4 Q , ? Q rl fx 14 . 4 .1 h :,, f .' v V L? s 35 X . Q, .fyakw .N si QP. WN. Sophomores: lssi row Nota McCallum, Ruby Ferreira, Ianet Bair, Eunice Fox, Colleen Maddox, Vivian Van Winkle, Cora Lee Hicks, Nancy Hicks and Faye Blank- enshipg 2nd row--Johnny Low, Jerry Compton, Lois Duncan, Deliihinx Enos, Rachel Howard, Anna Marie Kleinhans, Ruby Parker, Evelyn Dobbs and Albert Sweeney: 3rd tow Ioe lnuerta, George Molina, Bob Alva, loe Gomez, Clirrencf' Zens, Donald Edwards, David Allen and Keith Loyd, 4th row lim La Thorpe, Sing Gong, Manuel Rodriguez, Raymond Gay ton, loe Peterson, Bill Whitfield, George Perry, Iim Foxworthy and loo Grazianiy .i li -ov-- del Furnas, lames Looney, Don Fhultz, Curtis Swan, Ririhwrd Thurman. Ffldor Holroibake, Cfvl Sacks, Howard Gagnos and Lloyd Heller. 40 Sophomores: lst tow Elaine Kfrsdort, Ann Kong, Nina Bryant, lo Ann Hamilton, Max- ine Adams, ludy Foust, Dorothy Main, Betty Underwood and Colleen Swearin- gen, ind :own-Denton Llli.on, Booby Gibbs, Milton Macleros, Robert Simon, Bill Brand, Roy Show, Iohn Vierra and Iim Fargundesg 3rd row- Betty Cox, Marian Root, Lilen Blake, Haruko Tokumoto, Pat Kleinhans, Wennell Starling, Ethel Hill and Violet Atteberry, 4th row--lackie Davis, Patsy Vehrs, Beverley Counts, Io Ann Shaw, Carolyn De Vault, Virginia Lowry, Zoe Searcy, Elsie Ray and Dorothy Moorvartiong 5th row--Glen Bartholow- rhew, Charles Finck, and Charles Hedg- rahg 6ih row lohn West, Donald Wes- sel, Darrell Wood, Bob Beckwith, Bob Iordan, Richard Angle, Iohnny Rodriguez and Donald Clark: 7th row--Paul Perri' stein, Howard Dilbeck, Don Daetweiler, iames Moody, Vernon Davis, Clyde Row- lett and Ray Taylor, Tl , to , , -2 lx j L, Neptunium fr' ff Jw ,Alix Newly created radioactive element I , X . 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The committees occomplish some speciol purpose. 05: hr 3 'NQ4.,,, 5-T' i.QC ra isalia Future Farmers entered the Tu- lare-Kings County fair competition where they won lO first awards and 5 seconds. Three members received the degree of State Farmer, the highest award which can be granted to a Future Farmer. The Visalia Chapter was also given the master chap- ter award for having fulfilled certain re- quirements of the state association. A bas- ketball tournament, which was won by the Visalia Chapter, was held at Visalia, This year the annual Christmas dance was put on by the Future Farmers. The annual stock show of the Future Farmers of America was presented April --- W, ae,-Y msec gg , ID l a Ti i S Siiiixllfsciili- tixvtory WllClC pioius ,nc tasted. F. F. A.: lst Iowf--Rii Shu thi id, olin Y i 1 1 Triisk, Hiihili '1'1'iniioixtiini1, Bobby Gentry, Illheit Tolly, loe Souza, Bobby Graqq, Don Smith, Robert Stfiploton, Lflillord O'li-ell, liiuk Woods and Donald Stinnetty Ifnd row Edward Holden, Lloyd Holler, lt nton Ellison, Miinuvl Silva, Troy Li-iicli, Riuhind Brown, Milton Macloros, Robert Siilyvis, Gvtiild Tlioiiipsoii, IIdw-nd Brad- shtiw illll'l.All1PI1 loxdting 3rd row C11-titles Arnold, Ray Johnston, Bobby Vineyard, Guntry lllliott, lion Thornton, Vaughn Probst, Rn-liiird Boibit, lahniue Mello, l.auiv l,oin::i, Bah Loyd, Miinuel Fernan- des, Iinnot Blanks rind Euiif-no Sniithy ith row Mfinuwl Bwttoncourt, linnos Moody, Clitiilos Winteiss, Keith Clonionts, 7 do Ritvlnu, lion llitsli, Cltxrcnco Zons, orvin Smith, John Mr-Collnin, lohnniu Viuirttx and Manual Britzilp Sth rowfflohn Lillt, Elitoy Gxuhor, YN-irron Patterson, I ewwitli, Dvnins Mollitt, Inn Guntty, Iiin llmitan, Rtiy Tiiylor, Vito ixrtvlli rind Rivhfnd Watson. F. F. A. Officers: liont Neal Ionoas, :santi- ntflp Ptiul L'onkhn, tiotisiirvig Cul L'touf:o, wiiaitvtz Sinn Biiili-ttii, :wt-i'vtf1i'y7 Abel toms' vit :ind CltIITIlt'P' Vaqal- idcllv Lim Swanson, eilinsliiiitiiits: liifk Potti r, hluiicluflsp Grant tithvily, titiiisciwntiilianp Toniniy Fisclioi, rwwiriiigip Wriiitiii Miitlliciws, point rzysitilinp Viilnon ll-ivicliiin, sliowiig and Bill Talbott, ik Btiinn, lioddiniip Olivor Hinklii, lwul: Buddy Hutt, hrihtsg Itnnvs ipol, ::iitn:: iinii iililioiifly Ainion Slink- , 4 1 ririilliiiwil iiiiw'lii11ii'::g Ray Wiiltms, inlli ity: vinci Miinu-il Mundoiicn, purant 26th. The most startling event of the dai was the race of four girls to three unsus pecting cows which they milked as hurried ly as they could. Abel Avila, student ir charge of the show, presented Queen Elsie Ray and her attendants with gifts. The march of livestock paraded beef and dairy cattle, a donkey, and three horses. In the agricultural mechanics shop, the machine: on exhibit had been made by students, the poultry was,raised by Future Farmers. Al poultry, sheep and swine were judged ir the afternoon, and beef and dairy animal: in the evening. Q I ' A ,,,V1 1 fl yds!!! J,jl.f Q5 ,XM Wt fix jd ,Among the highlights of the Boys' Block V octivities this yeor were the onnuol Block V donce ond o picnic ot Cutler Pork ot which new members were in i t i o t e d. Through the sole ot rooters hots ond pen- nonts, this boys' orgonizotion hos contrib- uted toword the construction of o score boord in the stodium. This yeor the club's odvisor wos Moose Disbrow. The Girls' Block V consisted ot eleven members, with Mrs. Antonio Steele os od- visor, one new member wos initioted. A constitution wos drown up ond opproved by the odministrotion. The girls mode ond sold pom-poms ot the gomes, ordered their own club pins for the first time, ond cicted os greeters ot the GAA ploydoy. Girls' Block V: front Clettis Miller, Shirley Meissen tsocrettrryl, George Hmnilton, Betty Pyle, Bebe Bailey und Evelyn Guniniow tprcsidentlg buck ffMc1ry Louise Do Lo Cruz, Allone Lunqdon, Pauline Potter, Wdrtdd Shurp find leon Trocy. Boys' Block V: lst row-Leo Swonson, Ron- nio King, Clifton Poreqein, Everett Rogers tpresidcntl Albert Silvoni, Bob Rosebrduqh, Arcluo Mvlvlonus, Bill Andrews tvice-presr dentl Clayton Pmster ond Robert Boker, 2nd row Hurry Scott, George Perry, George Mo- linu, Robe-t Aninrcxl, Robert Geiger, Robert Pool, Lewis Pierce, Milton Whitley, Tom Mndclen und Kenneth Garrett, 3rd row-- Mike De Lu Cruz, Bob Coscxres, Richard Hon- nell tsocretory-treosurerl, Kenneth Coburn, Manuel Rodriquez, Tommy Fischer, Manuel Mendoncrr, Richard Ienninqs, Howard GCIQ- nos, lock Hubbell and Richard Wfrtsony 4th row loo Grozioni, Iimmy Bcrrnhcirt, Alfred Williuins, lclorold Tucker, Loyd Heller, D. Sexton, Chuck Moody, Bob Goode, loe Golden -ind Bob Llldrkq Sth row- Bill Eckert, Bud Lee, Robert Meroz, Keith Lloyd, Leonard Cusebolt, Bob Abercrombie, Vito Mcrrtelli, Bill White, lnnies Thonids, Russell Doe und Bruce Green' 6th row Frank Broun, Iockie Lee, Hurold Green, Buddy Burr, Arlie Wyrick, Donald Srhniitt, John Fly, Mox Gorver lczmes Philpot, Arthur Arnold, Robert Donlkersley und Bob Eslick, Conttuns rt of hydrogen. p..........,..... 'NV' fu.. Each year the Latin club decides upon a name and motto for its chapter. Defessae Aendae or the Weary Followers of Aen- dae was the name selected by the twelve members of the lnter Nos club. They look to the words, Ascendet si soxa sint aspera, which translated became an inspiring symbol: Ascend though the stones be sharp. The year has been filled with many activities for the Weary Follow- ers. A Halloween party during the eve- French Club: lrnnt Ctixolyn llonn, Dolores rnllyn lJl'l'l'illlS, Bally French, Lnllxxinff llnflrl, und Frtllwvfs Bulkiny mid- dle Ann Kumi, Nilfllllll McGowan, Mary lpn Kirby, lownnii lVli'Plmll, ll-'1 Be-lemqer, Gwen Hitlmouftim, and 'l'v1m Meuli fpresx- cl' t- lwfirk Bill Cxiizen Mtry Lou Hol- ciux, llixie Kir- Vixqxnitx Crain, :intl Nlitifsli-ill Wlmzwr. Latin Club: liiml Miiiqiirvl lnwftmx and v'ws1lm1 5 middle llmiwlliy lullxii, l wlulliy Ann Wrlqhl llnll 1 l yl, lifirlvmi Winks, and Carol Fl ll ll pimsirtwiitjq back Beverly Nnell ii v ' nt, and Halen ning was held at one of the Follower's home. For their Christmas party they made their way to the l-long Kong cafe where they had a Chinese dinner. Miss Edith Kibbe was the faculty advisor. The aim of the French club is to promote conversation in French among its members. The only meeting held this year was to nominate officers. The faculty advisor was Madame Charpentier. FP o ei r r 6 'E i 1 C n l e S lnslrulnerlt for separating hiqher grade substance The Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for high school journalists. To enter this organization a student must do outstanding work in some journalistic field and maintain a superior grade average. The club presented its initiation ceremonies for Public Schools Week this year. All members attended both the fall and spring Press Conferences at Fresno. Quill and Scroll: lst row-Nell Main- warinq, Ruth Nelson and Betty Bechtel: 2nd row Lea Bennett and Virginia Van Deventerp 3rd row Don Kirkman and Dar- ryl Ierlow. C. S. F.: lst row Yoko Kamski, Arma- belle Ray, Nancy lse-man, Betty Beane, Margaret Smith, Bebe Bailey and Ann Haines: 2nd rowffltllary Ann Green, Dar- lene Wilder, Carolyn Dean tfall secre- taryl, Beverly Noell, Dorothy Pukia, Carol Glass ffall presidentl lean Tracy fsprinq presidentl and Marjorie Woody 3rd row'- Betty Haqler, Ann Shilder, Dorothy Chat- ten, Shirley Heller, Ruth Nelson, Dorothy Kaine, Wanda Friesen, Ada Greene, Henry Bianchi and Darryl Ierlow ftall vice-presi- dentl: 4th row---Wayne Woodard, Will McDowell, Max Garver, Robert Suess, Harry Scott, Georqe Schroeder tspring sec- rotalryl, Leland Rosenau, Alfred Williams Csprmq vice-preside-ntl and Morris Dinqler. S. lVl S 5 l3 s e s c l r o I' 3. For the first time since the war, the C.S.'F. was able to hold conventions. About fif- teen members attended the fall meeting at Bakersfield and the spring one at Taft. They also sponsored sport dances for o con- vention to be held in Visalia next year. The faculty advisor was Miss Jennie Lar- kin. 'I C Press Club members attended both the fall and spring meetings ot the San Joaquin Valley Scholastic Press Association. Most of their own meetings were in the springg and the year was climaxed with a wiener roast and swimming party at McKay's point. Letters were awarded tor the first time for outstanding work in journalism on the recommendation ot Mr. Carroll A. Montague, advisor. O Ll 8. lTl 6 I' llutr-viz: lwliiivioi ol individutil jiixiliclos o Press Club: limit Mfxuiovn Smith, Billiu Bowan, Vixcgmiix Vun Duveiitci, Annbello Hiiy, Holly Boclitol, Batty Pyle, Holon An- ClOI51Oll, find Nell Mainwarinq llxbruriixnlg middle llalen Vohrs, Grotulion Wnhl- lrorn ll-SFfCTlPllll'Yl, lvlilzic Lee, Duma Per- ins, Rulli Nelson Lviuo-jnrcsideiit,J Bai Cox, Sally Ilunriwixy, rind Len Bennolt: luiivk Yllixltvr Wood, Arthur Arnold, Don Kiikiiifm, Goarqc- lolmstonc, Robert Ain' fi ii nllinn 'l'u'imo, ID 'r l lcl 3 Y I ll Y Y OW J, imd Put Crowell. Camera Club: iron! jim Middle-r and llci- l it 'l'-innvy: midcllb ljvelyn Guiiiiuowg ln uk Anthony 'lvllI'klllO und Robo!! Am- Under the direction of Miss Thelmc Hendricks, the Camera Club was divider into junior and senior members. The junior are the beginning group and meet ever' two weeks until they are able to join thi senior groupg which meets at the home o a member and has the use ot the schoc darkroom. The pictures exhibited in Stud l-lall during Public Schools' Week were tak en and developed by the members of th club. .J Bowling, skating, swimming, hiking, and picnicing all these made up this year's acti- vities ot the Outing Club. The Christmas season was celebrated with a White Ele- phant party. With the help of Miss Thelma Hendricks, the advisor, the year was made a successful one. The Hi-Y enjoyed a year ot various acti- vities which included dinners and movies, speakers and sports. The club printed schedules of the basketball games and dis- tributed them to the local service clubs as well as high school students. The mem- bership has increased in the clubs second year ot revived activity. Bob Widger was faculty advisor. Hi-Y: front-Herbert Tenney, Eugene Bra- zil, Charles Waqnor, Carl Massey and Herbert Iacksony middle- lim Cradler, ,fem-me Randy Smith, Darryl Ierlow, Richard Gil- lespie and Wayne Taylory back---Dori Schmitt, Don Douglass, Ed Sullivan, Roi- ert Baker and John Kohlmoos. Outing Club: lst row Tena Meuli, Eve- lyn Guinmow, Bebe Bailey, Betty Pyle Marguerite Moore lpresidentj Dorothy Moo- vartian and Rae Landersp 2nd row--Marie Benzi, Lois Cobb, Margaret Lawson, Mary Louise De La Cruz, Luellen Manker, Wanda Sharp, Carol Glass and ,lean Tracy: 3rd row-Dorothy Frank, Alta Ch mc t c re secretary-treasurerl, Shirley Meis- sen, Amanda Laterza, Betty Ierniqan, Na- dine Rosenau, Wanda Friesen, Ada Greene and Io Ann Hoover. lvlvasiiio al con' rison without roiiiplete dis- inteqratlon. 3 L' Z L' Ba-tty Hcwlilr-l, liloxvuy ridlloly Liv: Br-rinvtt, biizsnmss Illflllflljfff 'And Noll Mmnwruinq, iiirxnfiqiiifg riditor. After several months of careful planning and untiring effort the Oak staff is proud to present the finished product-the l946 OAK. The theme of this year's annual was de- veloped in the mind of Herbert Tenny, a sophomoreg and Managing Editor Nell Mainwaring wrote the appropriate head- ings. She was also in charge of all assign- h tt t O t Army cada nmiiii lar tho atomic' project X ments. Literary Editor Betty Bechtel edited copy, gathered the data for the senior bi- ography, and was responsible for final proofreading. That the Oak was a financial success was due to the effort of Business Manager Lea Bennett. She headed both the sales campaign at the beginning of the year and the ad campaign at the end. Ada Green i . X Literary Stull: limit Ruby Kon-1: Mi-llm Miirliu, Imtii R'llY, liwlly llfirflfir, Gretch- wn Wirhlnlrom, Bixrbfirii Gillian limi Mmloiiw Gus-rin: ixilrlcllv lllcnr' RlClt4l0y,HuIl1 l'1f1rili-1, Wfxndcx Sllfxrp, Ufirol Clrifan, Virrgmiri Vim lin-vc-utr-i', Perla Hume and H1-rnirv Krnimp brick Cffxra lyii Dm-im, Darryl Iorlow, lion Kirkmrm, Rohnrl Am' iilfil, Anthony Turlmo and Hr-rhori Tranny. v E was top salesman, and Bob Kimble sold most ot the ad space. The Oak artists presented the plan in picture form. Bea Cox painted clever stu- dent lite on the divisionals, and Mildred Hanley inked the end pages. Bob Sparks did the lettering, and Pat Crowell and Ed Sullivan contributed small designs on both the cover and divisionals, -1- Ouk Sulesmen: from Pat Crowley, Amelia Ends, Dor- othy Moorvcutmn, I e a ri Wells, Adu Greene Gnd Bette Wells: buck Robert Hudson, Carolyn Dean, Mris rilee Abercrombie, Amanda Lalerzci, Mary De Lrr Cruz, Evelyn Miller, George Holt- zinqer. Darryl Jerlow wrote all sports copy, oth- er articles were contributed by the general staff. A group of photographers was head- ed by Anthony Turano to secure additional snapshots. No book could be completed without the small group of typists and prootreaders who helped meet the deadline. Mr. Grant Heil was the advisor on the l946 Oak, as he has been tor the past three years. Oak Artists: from-Mildred Hanley and Beatrice Cox, back f-'- Pat Crowell, Bob Sparks and Ed Sullivan. 1- Vim E? rr as l l lllllll ,Q ' f- Mitzi lair-, irifinfiitinri f'C'lll0l'f4DOl'l Kirkmfm, udilorp and Virginia V x fml wiv:-nl'-1 f'fJIllIIllf1ZilOllPl' of pul7Ilr-atiorlff The Pioneer is published in a bi-week- ly edition by the journalism class and the newspaper staff. All features, stories, ads, and editorials must be in by Tuesday of every other week to insure printing by Fri- day. The business ofthe week entails much initiative and work on the part of the staff, reporters, printers, and advisors. After the copy material is handed in, it must be sent to the Times-Delta for linotyping. The G O C t Detects radiation from radioactive elements proofreaders then read the galleyproof and make the necessary corrections. Each page editor has the job of arranging his page the way in which it is to be printed. The dummy, or arrangement, is then sent to the school print shop, where Mr. Doc Gilbert is in charge. Editor-in-chief Don K i r k m a n was in charge of writing all editorials. Managing editor Mitzi Lee had the responsibility of Reporters: limit 'i To - i-ll, Aliiifilwllw Rin , ll l i I tty H Miinifivn Siiiilli, rmcl Hill I Wliilllold. lliwk lfiiriy 49. 'l' N A ll l L' f lif-lrl, llifinr- Pwikiiizz, Riilli Nr-l::on, find Wiilirir Woods. xx JOA 59 Vnl LEV 'lf SCHUUISTIC PRESS HSSH BX V33 90,745 in 'UQ A., Business staff: Don Douglass, advertising manaqerp Sally Dunaway, bookkeeper, and Darryl Ierlow, business manager, sending out Pioneers to other schools and writing the exchange column in each issue. News editor Betty Bechtel and fea- ture editors Gerry Barboni and Helenrae Vehrs were largely responsible for the or- ganization and production of the paper. Business manager Darryl Jerlow sold the greatest part ofthe ads and shaped the tin- ancial policy. Commissioner of Publica- tions Virginia VonDeventer helped the ad- visor, Mr, Carroll Montague, pick the ed- itorial staff. A special issue appeared before Christ- mas vacation including letters to Santa Claus as an added feature. The Minnie- Hee-I-law which was published on April Fool's day was arranged by the Press Club. Another specialty was the senior publica- tion containing wills ofthe l946 seniors. Editorial stuitx lront Dar- lone Wilder, assistant news editor: Betty Pyle, sports editorp and Helenrae Vehrs, feature editor. Middle f Betty Bechtel, news editor: Beverley Clarke, feature ed- itor, and Billie Bowen, sports editor. Back W- Trickey Lewis, sports edi- tory Ed Sullivan, staff art- ist: and Arthur Arnold, sports editor: griot pictured- Gerry Barboni, feature ed- itcr. team ' Wmk NN- 'H -skis. Cyclotron Agiiii-ilii:. lm lwfiinluiiifl fituiiiu' tixrqmts lliqwi iifilit: Hfiiim l'l11ll1ii:1v::. Al Silvimi - L i C ni--i: lion! Konmilli lmiretl, piosidcritg und lm nt:-rhfiifw, yi-ll lr-fxclf-I. Bvhind Hivhrxrd I-lonnell. li firziirf-i, 'xml lfliiiili-zz Moody, vivo president. l.fiwvi lf-ll: liilly ll-4.3,--i vsz. Stfinlv-y Kloth. T j MILL , if 5 43. J wi ,LQ s N9 M wi. E5 all 5 Ev' The Boys' Federotion yeor begcin with o meeting held in November to nominote otticers. The remoinder of the period wos devoted to boxing motches. Eliminotion bouts olso took plcice ot the meetings held in Jonu- ory ond Februory. The highlight of the yeor wos the onnuol picnic ot Mooney's Grove on the otternoon ot Moy 29th. The boys were tronsported to ond from the picnic grounds. The progrom includ- ed sock browls between the freshmen ond sophomores ond juniors ond sen- iorsg ond the tinols in the boxing tournoment. The doy wos topped oft with o big borbecue. Mr. l-l. D. Feciry wos odviser this yecir. ga tb o r a I o r i e s Rwrirnii-wrmlmllwrl work on hlqhly xwxclxnfrvlivo material. School Yell lmfidifxsz: Lee Gldves. lOYCe Burkdoll, Rolnvxt Geiger, Willitdene SleaI'nSi rind Hd Sulhvan. Rob-:rl Cioiqei, head yall l9fIClE21'. l'lf1:::: Ywll loaders: trout Sue l-lonleY, fwsalxiiwxxp Br-:rule Rvqim, sophomoreg Pal Flare, iumorf 'l'c1n:x Mouh, seniory backf- luukw Sparks, freshmeng Kenneth Garrett, senior, Russel Doe, sophomore. NOT Plc' lured: Chuck Moody, junior. An addition was made to Visalia's triplet of yell leaders CRobert Gei- ger, Ed Sullivan, and Lee Glavesl-two girl yell leaders. T h o s e chosen by the student council were Willadean Stearns and Joyce Burk- doll, and they showed that boys weren't the only ones who could make with the yells. During football a nd basketball season they have proven both de- pendable and energetic. Between every time out and halt, tive figures were pounding the floor. Also at pep ral- lies and assemblies they have done their job well in leading the whole school. .1 111111 01111-11 1 1 111111111, 1111351111-1115 Ulf-1113 M111er, v11:4--11111:11C1111y 1.1-11111111 1i111111::f1n111l1v11y Lols Cobb, ::01'11'1111y 11011 1:41 kl11111c1111111 Swant- Bptty Pyle, Glrls' 141.11015 11nd Mary Lou 11111111111 11111111 lender. 1111111111111-111: 1111111 M1111111 11l11Mr111111, 1111111111 1r111111::q 101111 1311111 1 111141, .111111111 1111111-ly, 111111 1 111 C111:::1, 11111 11111111125 l1111'k 12111111111 11111 1111-l1111yt R111- l,1111c1 .., ::111lb11l1' NGW1111111, 'l M11111, 111111111111r111 1111111 Sllfff 1 ll l k111l111llf llllfl I,o1111l1n11 l1!l1111l:111, l1111l111y. 1 Il 11 1:.. l111v1-1l11y111111111-izatoiw 1 y 1111131111115 B1-lly SIGVQ1 c V1 111111111111 111' fI1111111y Mr-1:1 111l:' 1.1111111111 1111111-::1111111l1v 'l l l 1l1y,1111-::1111111l: -11111 l,v1-ly! 1 1 1 v,11l111-l- V 1111'11l11111 B 1 3 t I' O I1 KOH .ua i The Girls' Athletic Association held tourna- ments ot speedbail, basketball, volleyball, ancl softball at noon with team competi- tion, and the girls came out after school to play and earn points for their awards. The annual Block V dance was given in honor ot Then tootball and basketball teams. its theme was Spring, and the ace athletes arrived to see the pipe cleaner caricatures ot themselves in miniature. The first play- day ot the year sponsored by the G. A. A. was climaxed by a wiener roast in Recrea- tion Park. An impressive conclusion to the year was the Mother-daughter banquet held on May 16th in the high school cafe- teria. Calutron Separates isotopes Mitzio Lee, president. Chairmen: tall in front--Zoe Searcey, poster, Rosalie Becrmish, pub- licity, lla Belanqer, social, Fern Williamson, courtesy, Iackie Davis, social service, Patsy Vehrs, program, Shirley Meissen, Girls' Block V, Margie Guerin, Rod Cross, Claudene Swearinqen, bulletin board: Carolyn Dean, decoration. Spring in backf Darlene Wilder, publicityj Katherine Sclunitt, iiioqraniy lo Ann Shaw, decoration, Carolyn De Vault, socicrly Evelyn Gummow, pester, Helen Cabbiness, scholar- ship, Betty Pyle, Girls' Block V, Mary Elaine Campbell, courtesy: loan Kimble, bulletin board. Willadean Stearns, treasurerg Betty Haqler, vice-president, Betty Kuck, secretary. As their first activity of the year, the Girls' League presented a Get Acquaint- ed dance. Each month during the year a meeting was held and a program present- ed. Members aided the program chairmen in producing a fall and spring fashion show. Officers and chairmen of both ase- mesters attended the Girls' League Con- ference at l-lanford. An impressive candle- light ceremony featured the installation of l946-47 officers at the last meeting of the year. 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Gomv Bcnbcmz ilomxmzsrsionar P! biucont Representative: Ex officio: Mitzi Lee, Girls' League president: Kenneth Garrett, Boys' Federation president, Robert Geiq- er, head yell leader: Olive Hinkle and Clifton Pareqien, sophomore class presidents: cmd Doug Burris and Alfred Williams, freshmen class presidents, below: Richard I-fonnell and Bruce Green, junior class representatives: and Billie Bowen and Archie McManus, sen- ior class representatives. Freshman Class Officers: Fall in front --Robert Wat- kins, treasurer, Anita Mon- tague, secretary, Ronnie Packard, vice-president: and Douglas Burris, president. Sprinq in l3aclcfAlfred Wil- liams, president, Donald Beene, secretary: Faye Gar- rett, treasurer: and Delores Sexton, vice-president. Sophomore Class Officers: Fall in front-lo Ann Hoov- er, secretary, Clifton Par- eqien, president, and Har- ry Baker, treasurer. Spring in back - - Leo Swanson, vice-president, Bob McLain, treasurer, Iim Foxworthy, se-:retaryg and Oliver Hin- kle, president. Not pictur- ed---Howard Gaqnos. vice- president. Junior Class Officers: Fall in front Claudena Swear- inaen, treasurer, Dixie Kir- by, secretary, and Rex Mc- Callister, vice - president. Sprina in back 4 Dorothy A n n Wriaht, presidenty Katherine Schmitt, treasur- erg Lorraine Dodd, secre- tary: and Darryl Ierlow, vice-president. Not pictur- ed -Irvin Shiffert, presi- dent. Senior Class Officers: Spring in front--Iohn Fly, vice- presidenty Sally Dunaway, treasurer: and Lauraleen McLain, secretary. Fall in back-fBill Andrews, presi- dent, lla Belanqer, secre- tary, Ronnie King, vice- president, and Alfred Perry, treasurer. Not pictured- Bill White, president. -W-+fs ',1f i'+'?'L-.125 ..'w1f-':-+ - , .- ffftffvg- , ' if 5 , , 81 pf, - 1 1 ,wx F .-egcy . '1u,zf+- , rv Wie. 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If li' r '-,v Y' r !i!f, A'Yl J' .V.LY1l,VlA,V- ,ll 'fa if N7 . 1 Wfl1ff.1-mf' i. ffl I Wjlllfll vlwi wg! 4 :V l This year there was a small orchestra and a large band. However the senior organizations were backed up by a junior orchestra and junior band, which also played at assemblies. The senior band was present at all athletic events to support the rooting section. lts special piece was the Clarinet Polka, which fea- tured the clarinet section, The Evening of Music and their special assemblies were the highlights of the instrumental year. The or- chestra's special offering was La Golindrina which featured a coronet solo by Merle Jernigan, echoed by Tommy Madden. The comic number on the program was Symphonic Emations of Nil, or A Dying Duck in a Thunderstorm in which all the members of the orchestra got up, scattering sheet music and knock- ing over chairs, and left the stage in disgust. Orchestra: front Marquerite Moore, violin: Louella Loving, violin, Bebe Balley, flute-5 loan lrlvndeison, ilutvp Eddie Shaffnit, tluteg Mary Singleton, clarinet: Don Wessel, Clarinet: Buddy Stutchmt-xn, srtxaplxoncy Virginia Hickman, cello: Robert Suess, Cello. MiddlefNanCy Gallagher, violin: Don Brown, violin, Don Conklin, violin, Nina Weddle, violmg Leland Rosenau, violin, Lee Glaves, tromboneg Robert Pool, Cornet, Mello Ierntqun, trumpet: Tom Madden, trumpet, lay White, french horny Verla Altman, french horn. Standing Richard Prawn, bass violy Mary Cruzen, drums Mary Elaine Campbell, drums, Lavetta McDonald, drums, Mr, John Winq, directory Edith Reinecke, bass viol. Chorus: lst ww Mfiiiyit- 'l'lifmn1::on, Ruby Feirieiti, lo Ann Hnmilton, Dorothy Pulkn, loan Hill, Nodino Silvri, Krxtherine ,pw Rmlvf-rt:z, lmitvtliy l'ifmk, Violwt Attvhviry rind Normri Sunderland, find row Marie Flippen, llloriorie Looney, Fern Simpson, Ittfatfpliiiiif Roms, loyi-te Bfniy, Drill-is Miitheily, Christine Arthur, Lolo Cochrcin, Vonitci Sunderland, Dolores Young and lny lldwfiirlizg fhtl IUW llliztibifth Smith, Moy Cririiiiclifiel, Edith Addington, Lufillo Williams, Ermii Woodside, Puqqy ltuqvisa, 'lillltl Sf:i1u'wi, Br-tty lit'-ririett, Ethel Lewfillen, Delphinn Enris ond Collern Mtidcloxp 4th low lutmitri Brytint, Kny Kmfly, l'fiy Ginn-tl, Suv Moon-, Roxy Sheklizin, Charlotte Isbell, Proto Reynolds, Hrxleon Morriott, Mfiry Holcomb, Fwy Ymintg, limits Trn:::sr-ll find lxiroiirf Mflniefs. l'cnm:: ill two rlillt-io-nt 4-li-mrrntfz with thi' :mine Wceifjlit The chorus ond choir were under the di- rection ot Mr. George Burris. They tur- nished the vocol ot the Evening ot Music ond the Christmas Pogeont. Phyllis Eggers ond Judith Bollinger were the soloists. Choir: l::l 1 -w Vnllii-n SSW--rrriiiriflti l3 1ll1'Il'fI lonefs, ltorothy Akin, Doris Giirner, Luvillri Aiiozfi, Mfntqriirt llvini, Burbtirti ltfvrtf-I imrl lfiyv- ltivkzzg Zinrl row lun-i Brivins, ludy Brrllinqei, Iofin Adnms, Phyllis Hciqwizz, Goorqui Hamilton, Shirley llfttllf-lrl, Mttlfiifi lltilvlirz, Gwf-n Htiimrinson iind Ltniriv Nliirlcsy 3rd rowff limo Sfillirin, Nlolbri Mc'ri'tin, lVl.1rqtiret Goldsmith, Miny Pike, Ruhy Ritvliii-, Mrny lo Berk, l'iiinr'es Clevtfnger, elen HH eueth Ecirhdrri Htilsos imd Rriehel Howard: 4th rnw ltiivid tmiiilvii, iflirnlt-1: Hfiqrgixid, john Patterson, Wtirxon e ers , vivid Futrell, Curtis Swrm, Elton Ketchum, Bill Nfilirm find Mi. lzlllllfl, llirwvtgii. I Announcersi Harold Micrk, Beverly Rice und Lawrence Fisch- back. I W 1:40 Men: Earle Binding Energ Energy holding the nucle us together Holy Family: Bob Sparks und Io fx n Henderson. Sefilemyre, B e t T y French cmd Betty Dressler. Anqe-ls: V e 1 d U Boyd, llcx Belunqer d on Iocm Henderson Sheplu'-rds: Bonnie R 0 rr q rr n , lurrnitrx Ayres :md lVlflI'1l0O Abcrcrornbio. 4 i..I iii MI.-iiiy Hff:,i'. I5-milf Hiiifqiiii, Iiiivi-ily Hum-, Miiliii i'lilifi, Iwiii Iiiiicliiimiii iixiii Hwily l'1'i-mill. The Dromotics Cl storied out this yecir's meetin Nth on initi- ofion of new m eiis ond o Hol- Ioween party. ne oct plays were put on th? tics os- sembly. 00 9 Uv OX 0 Wk v.. E Drcxmcxtics Club: hunt IM v--ily Hii 4, Hi My Ikwiivii, iwm Hi iidviswxi, Huitii Nvlpsiui, Hi tty Hwvlmlvl Lyimziiii-witb, H4415 Pyle mid Nliuliwmi Hmltiig middli Miililyim Pwikiiial Vnldii Hwyri, I.iiIii Fiiiy, Hi-mini' H-xmixii, H-My iiiiilwl Viriiinifi Vim IN-vmiri-i i1imi::iirwi'J imii Rulh kfmdiwi biivk lfvwlyix Hwvv-wa, lWiiiiyi Ivilww, Pill Amil-fwgz, Tim Olliy Hmmm find Hi-lun Hiuzh. Gini! :vi 'I'iii- I.iiili- iiiiiliiiizw: livvwiiy Huw, Vi-iii-1 Iiivyii Miuliiw lXIxi-iviuiiihiv, Iiiwrviiiv I'i:1Iiliiii'k, liiizln flilllv myiv imci lovin I'li'r1ulvik:smx. Different forms of the same element You calft take it with you Uf1f1c'rlz'ft: The K1'rl2y.v QBill Whi'te and Virginia Van Dcucrztvrj pay an unc'xpcc'lva' fall on fha' Sycamore family ana' arc mel by Fathfr QTriz'lqcy Lcwixj and roomer Cradlcrj. - U f1f7c'l' right: Romantic lvads CMM- ilyn l,C'l'kl-Ili and Bill flndrcwsj. Middlc' left: Thc Grand Duchess fRuth Nclfonj loolqx on as ballet tc'ac'hcr Qffrczl Sinficlzlj in5truc't.r lfxsilv flfctty I'1I'C'IIl'!1, lll'l'0fI1fJHI1l'L'd by hw' hllflhllld QGcforgc' lohn- xlonvj. lwiddlf' right: The family maid Clfclfy Pylvl .wif tha' talilz' while Jhe lik' xc1'w1adcd hy hw' .hvau fMan- url Pizarroj. Q I , 1 I 5 'S . s ff Lower lcfz: Sizzjield demon- xlratzxv his Rzcxxlarz wrestling ftlfflhtlx' on While, to hiy ll'l-ffl! f'0l7.flt'I'l1LIfl'0 11. l.0mw' righl: Tax volleczor 'fl,c1zfix Pl-l'l'l'l'J L11'gZlt'5 with L Grandpa fljarryl lc r l 0 wj 2 lcfhiilv g0L'w'11n1c'11t 171071 fWll- lard Clarlqc, a 71 zz' Milton Whitley, and Bud Lacy loolq on Piontior Squad: front Harry Murrell, RE: Everett Rodgers, RG: Bill Brown, RE: Manuel Brazil, RH: Vito Martelli, LT: Tom Madden, F: Ken- neth Coburn, LE: Victor Robinson, RH: Archie McManus, LG: and Bud Burr, RT. Middle-Leo Boudreau, RT: Bill White, LH: Arlie Wyrick, C: Bill Hopper, RG: Charles l'l1iqqnrd, RT: Manuel Mendonca, LG: Trickey Lewis, RG: Lewis Pierce, C: Bill Andrews, Q: Richard Watson, RT: Don Britton, LH: Albert Silvfrni, RH: and Frank Braun, Q. Back--Carl Switzer, Ass't Mqr: Bob Bricker, Ass't Mgr: Bob Eslick, Mqr: Richard Cl rk LH o an ll LE lack Polk T Oliver Hinlcle LE Stanle Kloth, LTD .:Ielei,: 1: ,r y Honnell, LG: Manuel I. Mrvndoncrr, RT: Dennis Mofiitt, : on a LT: Bonnie Schoenbachlor, LE: and Moose Disbrow, Coach. lel'77llIl.lIfI1g Ihr 1111d1'1'1logx fhl'0llgh0lll tlzc .r1'11.ro11, V1- .fal1'11'.f 1'f0nc1'1'.r 1110111111 up !l'I.lh0IlI tl l1'11g111' gums' to !h1'1'1' 1'1'c'd1t. IIU1tlt'l1'C'I', lux! yl'1lI'I.S' lfl'fl'1lf Ivy thc lfxvlw' lWo11111'1'l1r 11111: 1'1'uf'11g1'1l in II11' r1f11'111'11g f71'1I1'll'l'c' g1Il71t' 11'1'tl1 them. In thc' r1'11.f011',r firrt l1'11g111' 1'111'11111111'1', V1Qf11!1'11 11'11x t11lq1'11 to Ihr' l'!C'd77l'I'.S' 111h1'11 tha' 1161111111 '1vI.gl'l'5 .f!'UI'L'If 111111 1'0111f1'1't1'11' oncz' in l'LIl'I1 of lllil' 11151 1l11'1'1' tflll1l'lt'l',f. ll11lf 11.1776 of the Porter- zffllz' gumc f1111111l l'1'r11l1'11 Il7l'l'tIft'l1l'Ng to ,v1'o1'1', 17141 flu' P1111- 11f1'n the game. In Ihc' 11111111111 ,',I'l77I..ffI'l'l' Day 1'l11.rh with Tll!1I:'l', thc' Pl-0lIl'l'I .C fldfi 111'fc'11x1A1f1' .vtoffpcd 1111my plays, but not enough to lgvep TllltIl't' from 1u1'11111'1zg. The lar! faint hopav of 1l'iI177l.l1g Ll lf'11g111' fr111'11,r Il'l'l'C' .t-f111tl1'1'1'd whwn in L1 z1'11yf1'gf1t gums' IUIAII7 C01'1'o1'1111 l '1'.v11f1411 1'1'11fly 1116 thc' dl.l'1. S1'lz111n1' 11f11x the 1945 A'l'll'l'fl'0l1 for riff-.I1r11'1'11'1111 111111' hir name' 111115 pl111'1'd 071 flu' .r1'h011l'.t' bl1111kt:'1,' ilu' 1110.11 Illi- .ffIl.I'Llfl-07111, pluyc-1' Il'Ll.Y 1.C'll'l'.f P1'c'1'1'1'. 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V 7 Exeter 6 .I O Delano 21 S 7 Porterville , 13 A 6 Hanford ' 25 L 7 Taft l2 I 7 Tulare P 39 A 6 Corcoran 25 O 25 Delano Porterville Hanford Exeter O 0 O , 1. l3 QAM 3 1 5 l l VJ: l ,tw V I S 6 A 7 L Taft I A Corcoran Voodoo First Strinq: kneeling-Ronnie Kinq, Leonard Casobolt, Kenneth Garrett, Bob Aberwrombie, Tommie Fischer, Har- old Tucker :ind Imik Hubbell: standing- lim Foxworthy, Chuck Moody, Howard Gtrqnos, Keith Loyd and Bob Donkorsley, rw' 04,11 Ill 11 ,v11111.f111'11g 1'01111'h11z'1q l 1.v1111'11'x Voodoof 11611 with llt111f01'11 11'gl1t11f1'1'ght,c, topped thc 1945 f0111!11111 lcagzw. That 1ht'I-1' 1'1'1'01'11 .V!70!l'l'11' 1'111p1'0z':'111c'11t 11'11x 11110 to tha 1111119 mtzfh- llllg of H1111 W1'11'g1'1' 111111 P011y W1'1hc1111.rf'11. Thr .r1'11.f1111 .ft111't1'11 off ll'l-I11 .t'llA'f7l'l1,Gf' 11'h1'n thc' l'0011011,t' 1 1'!1l1 11 Ifnxvfllf' f7I'111't1'1'1' c'011tc'5t 1111111 1fx1'tc'1', l'1.v1111'11 0111- p111,y1'11 Ihr' 1101111111 t1'11111 hy 11 .vt11'j11'1.f1'11g xm1'1'. Il'l'1l7 Sf7I'f1f'l'l 111111 rhv f1111,f Il'l7l'!I 111' xt111'1c'11 the guna' 11f1th tl 110 y111'11 l'llI1 for 11 10111-h111111f11, r1111y to lI'llf7 from the f0l'l't' of 1111 .ft1'111'ght- zlflllllllg. .1!10f1ll'I' 11'1'.f11pf10111t111z'11t Ol'l'lll'l't'lZl ll'hC'71 C1IifI077 6 6 l2 Tulare 7 l4 O rw ill ,, Wlwt. .- , ,,' ,114 1, r, r . Electrons Ptrrtitglcg-5 with 11 ncrifrtivc chdnqe PLIl'L'gI'L'!7,.t' 10111'11z1011f11 111115 11111111 huflq 1111 LI C'11f7f7I'Ilg pfnalty. Hy ll xtrolqf' of flllk 1,11 thf' P111'Iv1'1'1111' 1t'tIgllt' fl'L1l'lIJ' lrufrz Shfffert 1'11t1'1'1'1'f1t-:'11 tl P1155 111111 141111 11 11111'1Q, 11c'tt1'11g thz' lfoozfoof thc 16 f70l'7115 that won thc g111111'. Um' t011c'ha'0uJn fmt tha' 11111110111 t1'11111 111111111 of l71'.f1111'11 111111 llj the 106111 11'ght11'e1'ght5 f111'11'11' to .fc'o1'1' Llgtllill thvy ,f11ff1'1'c'11 thrir only 111'fe11t. .11111 IAI1 thc f11'111't1'1'c gtnm' with Taft, they 11101'1Qe'd 1111111 to hola' thc .f1'01'1' to Ll tic. 111111'1'z'1'1', tht- 5p1'1'1't of the t1'11111 11'11,f 11111'h1111g1'tl' 111111 lull LI 1'1111gh 111111 tznnblc league' LU11111' 1111111 7lll1tIl't' thc' l71,fl1!iL1 111115 t1'1111111':'d them I2-71' ll .t'Il1'l' 1'h11111'1' for 1111c1th1'1' t0111'h11011'11 11'11x 1051 0n1y from ll f'l'l1Ll1f'V. The C01'1'111'1111 11'11g111' g111111', P111-l't'l1 11n11'1'1' Xllfllllghl, ll'tI.V f11'1'1111p.t' thc' 111111 g111111' of thf' x1'11.f1111. .I f1'1'111Q a1'1'1'd1'nt uz'1'111'1'1'd 11fh1'11 11.172 F11x11fr11't11y l'4ll'l'l'C'l1 tht' f7IAg.fklAl1 to thc' I0 y111'11' lllllt' 111111 t11111'h1'a' ft 11'r111f11. '1'h'1' 11gg1'c,c51'W Voodoo.: 101111 g111'111'11' thf' c'.rt1'11 'v111'1111g1', 111111111 1111011111 toztfhdozlfn, 111111 f'0l7l'C'1il'L'L1 It. Voodoo Squud: lront Euqone Brazil, mqry George Stanley, OB: Marlin R1nqler,RE: Darryl lerlow, QBg Kenneth Gdrrutt, lrgtrptdirrl RGg L90 Swrrnson, FB: Ioe Graziani, LGp Howard Gaqnoss, F135 Bill Wlritfield, LE7 lohnnie Gibbs, RH,- Bruce Good, LH und Rfxy lkeird, RG, Middle- fl'lr11ry Svott, mary Donald Beene, RE: lames Moody, Cy Ronnie King, RE7 Clifton Pareqien, LH7 Leonard Crrsebolt, RT7 Bill Nxchols RG' Keith Lloyd, LH: Robert Watkins, RGg Tommie Fisnher, LGg Hurold Tucker, LTg Richard lenninqs, LTg Georqc Porter, Cp Luther Welch, 1.1.1113 Bob Wrdqer, vouch. Buck Richard Gillespie, mqrp Jim Winterbg-rg, RE, Mllign Whitlpy, Cp Idck Hubbell, Llig Bah Clrrrk, Lllg Richard Rogers, RTg Russell line, RT: Max Garver, LE, Russell Reno, RG, Ro ert Donkersley, OBy Bruce Green, FBg Bob Abflrczrombie, Cy Vlitxrle-5 Moody, FB rrnd I1111 Foxworthy, RH. nm' i 3 l STARTING FIVE Bill Tolberf Bill Andrews Art Arnold Jomes Pnilpof John Fly 43-6l 81 36-43 46-l5 25-23 47-34 28-30 81 27-l7 25-24 34-28 81 46-30 24-26 81 39-24 30-22 32-46 X ll ll Visolio J. C. Woodloke Fresno Tech Orosi Porferville Toft Dinubo l-lonford Delono Tulore l ll l 'll ll l All l l Xl 'X ll X l lll l ll l XX ll l l l l ll l lXl ll Q V 37-38 8: 49-I7 44-21 23-40 S 35-22 A 28-15 gl 30-II 22-19 . 12-16 84 38-16 27-36 84 26-27 29-19 A 17-34 1: CI 1VI 1 R Ci C M I C P R ID A 1 R b D k I QI I 1 8111111 I Foxworth R ue Kmq M I on WIUTIOY C1111 1 I M 1 P M 1 R In B k Abercrombi k Visolio J. C. Woodloke Fresno Tech Orosi Porterville Toft Dinubo Hanford Delono Tulore 511 1IId1l STARTING FIVE Bob Donkersley George Molino Monuel Rodriguez Bob Clark Irvin Shiffert All oif thu Umor: Voodoos vs. Dirxubcx Mf1dd9I1 in t the rebound Plulpwt mkvs to the uir llhlldlllg a fairly saeeessfal basketball season, the Visalia Pioneers found themselves tied with Delano for second place in the San foaqnin League. ln two unfortunate bad nights the varsity lost to Porterifille and llanford, eaeh Of which the Pioneers soundly defeated in return games. Four technical fouls on the erowzl may very well have been the deciding factor of the elose Porterifille game. fl winning streak over Woodlalie, Taft, Diniiba and Delano was interrupted by a defeat by I lanford and another followed from Tulare. The Pioneers were unable to score against the Bulldogs in the third period and the Redslqins never had less than a nine point lead. Proiring that Porteruille was really a weaker team, the Pioneers oiitplayed them by a wide margin in two periods to win the seeond game. Next Uinuba fell before the prowess of the Pioneers. In its last game Visalia took a good lead in the first half,' Hanford rallied in the seeond half, but not enough to eateh up with Visalia. lfill Tolbsert was elei ted by the team as their eaplain and was also seleeted as the year's most outstanding basketball player. fames Philpot was seleeted as the most inspirational player. Although the Voodoos of i945-46 were an aggressive team, they only managed to tie with Dinaba for third place in the league tournament. Hzren with all the disappoint- ments, the Voodoos were fairly siieeessfiil, winning half of their league eneonnters. ln sffite of being rated underdogs they emerged Liietors ozfer 1'ortert'ille in their first league contest. In a low srore eontest with Dinalra, all the team members were in floor shape and missed most of their shots. An ezfen worse defeat followed when the Voodoos were beaten by Hanford's Terriers. Hat the Voodoos eame around again to defeat the weaker Delano team. In the following week they were defeated by the Tulare Pafrooses. ln this leap frog system of wins and losses, l'isalia now eame out winners when the li team again beat Porterzfille. tlnd in one of the season's most exeiting ganies, the Voodoos re- eenged their loss to Dinnba, the eontest being rough and L'l'I'y fast. The last eontest of the season, l'isalia lost to rhe Hanford 'l'erriers. They were ahead at the end of the first period and the Voodoos gained the edge at half t1me,' but when they triea' to stall, Hanford toolq the lead and held it to win the game C Cllrxrzs Bmsl-zistlsflllz hom He-ul lnxou, lor Gmzuxm, Rrxymond Gomez, Mike De Lg Cruz mil Hubble 4.f1::i1ri-117 bm-k llfmelx Bob Wldqwyl lmn Sexton, B111 Wlntfield, Miqhqgl Lqlly, Bsxrzkclkvsxli xmxxmqs-1::: HAIIIY 51011, 11111 Alfrud Wllllfxmia amd Hvvwsmrd Gfxqnos, Bsuulxtxxt find Bois Gouda JC Class Team: lst row--Bob Loyd, discuss, Richard Switzer, shot put, Douglas Burris, 75, Bob Casares, pole vault, Eugene Brazil, pole vault: Ronnie Packard, 75, Raymond Nefi, high jump, Bennie Zayas, broad jump, Eugene Clore, shot put, discus, Znd row-Ray l-larada, high jump, lim Chambers, 75, Ioe Cesna, high jump, Tony Mendonca, pole vault: Mike Lally, hurdles, Derrl Rawlins, high jump, Raymond Gayton, 125, broad jump, Leo Swanson, 75, 120, relay, pole vault, Ioe Graziani, discus, 3rd row-Will McDowell, manager, Johnny Souza, 75, Ed Simon, hurdles, lim Lansdowne, hurdles, John Zarate, high jump, Harry Hains, high jump, broad jump, Bill Whitfield, hurdles, Bill Mitchell, shot put, Bob McLain, 75, l2O, relay, Howard Gagnos, 75, 120, relay, broad jump, Moose Disbrow, Coach. Besides the usual track squad, C class basketball won halt its practice games and was only eliminated in the final after it was Te,,,G,,, ,udiuuons ahead two tournament games. Leo Swan- son was outstanding as a track man, ex- celling in the pole vault, relays, and the l2O and 75 yard dashes, in which he broke ' the record at the Kern Relays. I s l Hurdler: Bill Whitgiq Sprimers: Gagnos, Leo Swanson and Bob McLain Discus: Ice Graziani ,Ui S I Miler: Bud Lee High lumper: Bill Arnett and Don Conklin Sprinter: Tom Madden Meet Place Kingsburg-Dinuba lst Kern Relays lS'r 20-30 Relays lst San Joaquin Divisional lst County lst Valley lST IIAII 73 l 8 7,120 ZOVZ 30 22 lf5 l 6V2 IIBII 90 42 32 68 Vi 68 57 IICII 68 20 5l V2 44 5,16 31 V2 A Clriss Twmi: lst low Albert Silvixniyg-discus, George Gettmcm, 4407 Herbert Bloomquist, 8800: Kenneth Coburn, 4405 Don Conklin, hiqh luinpg Mike Chrirest, ' K vault, and Bill Eckert, 2205 2nd row---Richcircl Honnell, shot put: Tom Madden, hroud Jump, :shot put, 100, 880, Hiram Phillips, broad jump, Don Kasdort, 4407 Bud Lee, mile: Bob Sparks, hurdles: Ed Merzoiiin, hurdles, rind Floyd l-leberlinq, hu es, discus, 3rd row Robert Memz, mqr., Don Kirkman, 8805 Dorris Spencer, hiqh jumpig Bill Arnett, hiqh lump: Curti hurdles, 220: Don Clark, discus, Claude Simpson, 8807 Merle Ierniqmi, 440, hurdles, Griorqc- Iohnstone, 880, and ' se Disbrow, coach. B Class Team: lst row james Moody, 880, Ferrell Maynard, pole vault, Denton Ellison, pole vault, Robert Geiger, hurdles, Lee Glaves, hurdles, Rex McCallister, hurdles, Tony Tofoya, broad jump, Richard Watson, high jump, Harold Bailey, hiqh jump, and joe Gomez, high Jump, 2nd row-Robert Baker, hurdles, Harry Baker, hurdles, Keith Loyd, 1320, Bob Rosebrauqh, 1320, Frank Lovero, discus, lack Hubbell, broad jump, 200, relay, Kenneth Garrett, 100, discus, relay, Bob Abercrombie, 100, 200, relay, Clifton Pareqien 100, 200, relay, George Porter, discus, Tom Fischer, discus, Don Brown, hurdles, lim Bctrnhart, shot put, and Raymond Perez, high jump, 3rd row-- Moose Disbrow, coach, Bruce Green, broad jump, shot put, Ed Sullivan, discus, Leroy Coody, 1320, Boyd Spencer, 1320, Max Garver, hurdles, high jump, Russell Doe, shot put, discus, Bob Clark, discus, Robert Amaral, discus, Clayton Praster, discus, Darryl Ierlow, hurdles, lim Thomas, pole vault, Don Thut, shot put, and Marlin Walker, mgr. ' ' The B class was the most successful of N e the three track squads, taking first place at every meet. Especially outstanding was A builifup dede of Uffllnillllll embedded in graphite the relay team: these four boys broke the records in the county meet at Visalia, in the 20-30 Relays at Tulare and in the Kern Re- lays at Bakersfield. Clifton Paregien, the anchor man in the relays, also broke the record for the lOO yard dash at the Kern Relays and that in the 200 yard dash at the county meet. Runners: Max Garver and Sprinters: Bob Abercrombie, jack Hubbell, Kenneth Garrett and Vaulters: Ferrell Maynard and Bob Rosebraugh Clifton Paregien Denton Ellison Girls singles: Evelyn Gummow and Miizi Lee. Girls doubles: Bebe Bniley and Mcxrqure ite Moore. Mixed doubles: Bur- bnm Gillen cmd Mil- Ion Chambers. Boys doubles: lim Cradler and Willard Clarke. V I S 2 A 8 L 3 I 3 A 2 V Won Tied Lost I I S I A I L O I 2 A Won Tied Lost O V 2-i281 6-5 11-8 8 8-6 I 7-l 84 4-4 5-5 3-2 8 8-4 5 5-13 8 3-4 5-4 8 21-2 A 18-3 5-8 5-2 L 22-o I 3-12 8-13 4-13 8 9-1 A 1-15 Isotope Collector Drtiws ali isotopes from ale-ments l-lmavivosz: liant Alfred Perry, Aldermare Brem- 111cr, llubeit Rawlins arid Pete Moralesg Coach Holi Widqer and nianaqers in middle--Bob Piickti, Bah Eslick, Donald Beerie and Har 'liiukeiy rirrtfk Westly Strillinqs, Buddy Eu lm-k lVlcCalluiul Warren Peterson and Rob t Watkins, 1 J I rw-. Aan - Kinqsburg Lindsay Orosi Exeter Woodlake Corcoran Dinuba Portervilie Fresno High Tranquillity Shatter Livingston Delano Hanford Tulare Outfield: s l a n din qflilay Taylor, RF7 and lames Phil- pol, CFU kneeling-I r vin Shiffert, C135 and Charles Moody, LF. Infield: standing--A r t h u r Arnold, lstp and Robert Don- kersley, 3rd7 k n e e lin q- lohnnie Gibbs, SS: and Bill Tolbert, Znd. - Bricker and Ioe I Go g pitchers standing- Dennis Mofiitt, Shoji Uota and Harry Eoudakian, ll EaO atchers kneeling D l .- QS l H . 812' Q1 w f , l Alglllm I X gl Nltlflll 1 S U4 M.- ARR' pggp., Q rx -.5 5 I I N. 1 FRANK BRAUN Bo S' 1'1- -11111 IUANITA BRYANT 1:1115 14'-rrqlm '1, 10, 11, 1113 Cholus '11 f'AA 01011 1? ,. 1,.., , , ,. y drr an fi, 111, 11, 11, Truck 12, H1131-N111 1113 1'r:o1h'111 11, IEANNINE CAMPBELL HOOPER 17 VVA 1' 10 11 17 1111 111111 10 11 1 PATRICIA BROWN 111111 fl 111 11 1' Girls' nf- .- , Reszervos 11, 111. BOB BRICKBR Boys 1'w1r1111I1f-111 11, IA, TI'1f,'k 11, 1.f,. 11, 1. , 1001111111 fi I :, ,-1 1 11 11, , , 121 Gir s' 1.1 11111111 Hmnd 11: Ofik 11: Pioneer 1.. G,A.A. '15 11111115 Club 11, 12. , 11111 FLORENCE CASSELLA 11115 1,w1f111r' '1, 10, 11, 125 Clnss V11 1'rf's1d1'r11 9: C.S.1'1. 10. 'Y MARTINA CESENA Guls' League 9, 10, 11, 12: Span ish Club 12. MILTON CHAMBERS Boys' Federation 9, 10, 11, 12 Electrics Crew 10, 11, 12p Drum- qtirs 11, 12. ALTA CHANCE Girls' Louque 9, 10, 11, 123 .Acorn 9, 10: G,A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. BEVZRLEY CLARKE Guls' Lenque 9, 10, ll, 125 Girls League Board 11: Pioneer 125 G.A.A. 10: Ouunq Club 10. FRANCES CLEVENGER G11'1s Lerrque 9, 10, 11, 12: Choir 9, 10, 12. MAY CHAN Guls' 1.oc1rjue 13, 10, 11, 12. 1 RONALD YITE Boys' Federation 9 10 11 IOHN Buys' Federation Bnskotbmll 11, 123 Vxce-president 12 BL'l l'Y DHESSLER ' FRANK FOUST Buys' Fedemlion 9 10 m s GEORGIA HAMILTON C'l'Ler1ue 10 ll 17' GAA .urs q , , ., . . . 10, 11, 125 Girls' Block V 12: Choir 12. WALLACE HONLEY Boys' Federation 9, 10, ll, 12. FLOYD HEAERLING Boys' Federation 9, 10, 11, 12: Boys' Block V 10, ll, 12: Truck 9. 10, ll, 125 Football 10, 115 Basket- bnll 9. HEGINALD HOOK Fedemtxon ll, 12. llLL HOPPER PATRICIA HOWELL Girls' League 9, 10, ll, 125 G.A.A. 95 French Club ll, 12. MITCHELL HUNT Boys' Federation 9, 10, ll, 12. CHARLOTTE ISBELL Girls' League 9, 10, ll, 12: French Club ll, 12, Oak 12. LAURNA HAMPTON Boys' LOREN HEMBRBB Boys' Fodercxllon 9, 10, ll, 12. Boys' Truck Federation El, 10, 11, 112: 10, 11, 12: Football ll, 12 Girls' Lenqur' 0, 10, 11, 12: G.A.A 11.12. BILL HESTER Buys Fe'-demlion 9, 10, ll, 12. IOYCE NASH Girls' Lnvxque 0, 10, ll, 121. gl M-nw 4 LOIS IONES 9, 10, 127 Choir 12: Band 9, 10. BARBARA JACOBS Girls' League 9, 10, 11, 12, Oak 11, G.A.A. 11. HUGH IUMP Boys' Federation 0, 10, 11, 12, Bfmd 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 11. BARBARA IOBE Glrls' Lerrque 9, 10, ll, 12, G.A.A, 11, 12, Pioneer 12. FRANCES KENNEDY Girls' League 11, 12: G.A.A. 11 12, Choir 11, 12, Ocxk 12, GEORGE IOHNSTONE Boys' Fecierution 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 12: C.S,F. 9, 10: Clcxss Treasurer 9, French Club 9, 10, 11: Press Club 10, 11, 12, Ocxk 10, 11: Pioneer 10, 11. Girls' Lenque 9, 10, 11, 12: G.A.A. Boys Boys' W ' '. .T3' 16221 if X V DON KIHKMAN Enya 11-drrrlllfvxl 'L 10, 11, lfli C.S.l'. 0' Trnl: 127 111Oll',0l Edi lor 11: Pioneer 12. BOB KIMBLE Federation 9, 10, 11, 12. STANLEY KLOTH I Boys' 15'ec'1err'1t10n 0, 10, 11, 12 RONALD KING Federrrtion 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Yell Leader 115 Class Vice- president 12: Basketball 11, 12: Block V 12, Football 12, Pioneer 12, Gul MARY LOU KIRBY Girls' League 9. 10, 11, 127 Class Vice-president 11, French Club 11, 12. -1. 'X Trcwk 117 Fwotlvfxll 11, 12. MARY KONG rmue fl, 10, 11, 12. RUBY KONG Cllflli' 1.v-.mmm El, 10, 11, 1.5: 1,11m Lllulm 12: O-nk 10, 12. IERRELL HENSLEY LANDERB Girls' Ls-aqua 12, AMANDA LATEHZA Gnlss' Lx-nqum 'l, 10, ll, 1115 l.'lllll Club ll, Onlllxq L'1u11 10, llg G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12: Oak 12, Brmd 9. T - I 53 I-311 TONY LAWRENCE llwyxs lA6'dF'I'll1OI'1 9, 10 11 1 .,., FFA 10 11 12 IAMES EVERETT LAWRENCE lwwtlmll 11 MITZI LEE hula 1,1f-fxfqxw ll, 10, ll, 1,, L1 9 10, 11, 1 llfwysz' l'wc1pmhm1 ., ,usa Prwsldr-nl 11: Pwszy Lllulu 12: Tim' ms: 121, Girls' Leuque Bocur , 111 Pioneer 12. 'X' 110 11. GERTHUDE LEWXS Girls Leuque 9, 10, 11, 12: G.A.A. 11, 12. BUD LEE Buys' l'wf3C1Ffl Il10l1 '1, 10, 11, 11., Clqsfs Vlnrsxploaaidoxxt 105 1.1011111115 smrxor of Buys' Alhlmics 12: Trunk .TRICKEY LEWIS 11, lff, Boys' lllovk V 11, 111, As' HHYS' lederfitmn Q, 10, 11, 12, wmbly Lkmmntree 12. Football 11, 12: Pxonoer 1'l. IACKY LEE Buys lbwlerrltmlx tl, 10, 11, 12, Ofmk 10' 111111111155 lll- Elm PAUL LESLIE H1-ye: 1's-C1--lfltlmx 51, 10 ll 1 L lloir 111' uv 1 i flf 1. Boys' 1' l .A s AV? 1- ,CHN LIBLA llf'd9l'f11lOll 9, 10, ll, 12: 9, 10, 11, 12. had -IP v x 1 EDDIE LOPES Boys' Fvcier-'xtion 9, 1U, 11, 1' F.F.A, 9, 10, 11, IIILIA LOVITT THOMPSON TOM MADDEN 1 V '-TE 4 FERRELI. MAYNARD 1141 ,V ', , Q. Boys' Fwde211xIi1m 91, 10, 11, 1 Brmd, 11, 10, 11: Orchestra 127 '1'rmc'k 9, 111, 11, 125 11501131111 9, IU, 11, 1.2, 1'1,:S1-cel-113311 125 BOYS' Blofk V 111, 11, 12, C1555 Presb cipm IU' Srucimmt Body President 12. 1 . BETH MAIN GMES' 1.v-:fum 18, 11, 122. Girls' 1.0f'1f!u0 9, 10, 11, 12: G.A.A, IU, 11, 12 Outmq Club 111. CAROLYN IIUDEMPINN Gxrls' League 12. A NELL MAINWARING vlrn' 1.ev14j11f 11, IU, 11, 11,' O11 LORENE MANIHS i21r1.- I. 5-Juv 'L IU, 11, 1.' i31'x.l1, 1,'g i'1u,:xu.s 12. VIRGINIA MARSH G1I1S' 1.wx15L10 51. 111, 11, 1 Llmlsls Tteyniuls r 11' A140111 54 1l1 1 1,111 IHISSIUTLQI '11 Fxrxuxxu-Lf llf. ROLAND MARTIN BOVS' ER d'3I'1I11C9K1 51, 1U, 11 1 k SP, 10, 11, 1 Luk lndltor 1? Lxxtm C1L1b 115 Pr- 5:1 .flub 11, 12, Oui11 ,. 1 ,, 1 'md Sf'rLz11 1.1. 1 .::' , .'g 1' In ', ANN MCCAULLEY 1 1'1 1' 11 111- ,. IAMES MCCLRIN E3-lm N1-rl 1.. ROBERT MCDOUGALD Boys' Fedr-lution 9, 10, 11, 12. ARCHIE MCMANUS Boys' 1Q9dF1l'fI11O1l 9, , ROSE MENDONCA Girls' 1.6111111113 El, 10, ll, 12: G.A.A 10 ll 12 10 11, 12, Lamyfw Blorfk V ll, 12, 1'Q011m11 ll, , , HOBEHT M5352 12: fllfiss Ropresevnt-1l1vr:l27 Class BUYS ledefqllfm -3' 101 11. 121 T,..,,Su,-Q, 11. Basketball 11, Orchestra 9, 10, 11: BQ SHIRLEY MEISSEN nd 10, ll, 12. Girls' Lremguv 51, 10, 11, 12, si-1111 Gm, ,sagging 5511111 I., Cm, 15111 cgullgq 1g uI'iL, Qcnlgi Representative 11, Frenuh Club ' ' ' 10, 11, 125 Oulinq Club 9, 10, ll Block V 11- 13' 121 G,A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12: G.1x.A. NANCY MCGAUGHY Board 10, ll, 125 Build 9, 10, 11 Girls' Lelxquo- 0, 10, ll, l ' Oak 12. LAURALEEN M1-:LAIN Girls' Lf-uque Q, 10, ll, 12, 11111111 nsh Club ll: C.S.1'. 'J, lQl1i5s Slew retury 12. MANUEL MENDONCA Boys' Fedmcltion 9, 10, ll, 111, Fuotbull 123 F.F.A. 10, ll, 12 HAROLD MICK Boys' Federation 9, 10, ll, li: Drcmmtics 11, 12: Choir 10, ll, 12: Spanish Club 9. RUTH MORPHIS Girls' Loclque 12. RUTH NELSON Girls' Leoque 9, 10, 11, 127 French Club 127 Spanish Club 117 Press Club 10, ll, 121 Oak 10, 115 C.S.F. 12, Dromctics Club 125 Drcxniqtlcs 12, Pioneer 10, ll, 12: Quill und Scroll 12. ' 1, 3 ' V. WW , A f'f,.J1.gg1:1 , I 1 ,wig-fr 1 LOUISE NICKEL Girls' Lefrque Q, IU, 11, 1137 Oul- linfx Club 'l, 1U' C.S.F. 9, 107 Latin Llluliw 11. SALLY OWEN Grrls' Learme Fl, 10, 11, ll: Span' rsh Club 11: Grrls' League Board 10- Orchestra 9, 10, Band 11, 12. ' INEZ PEICHOTO 4 Grrls' League 0, IU, 11, 12: OI- chestm 10, 11, 12. M Q l DIANE PERKINS Girls' League 9, 10, 11, 12, GIIISI League Board 115 Class Vice-pres? dent 9: French Club 10, 11g Outinq Club 9, 10: Press Club 10, 11, lilg G.A.A. 97 Pioneer 10, 111. MARILYN PERKINS Grrls' League 9, 10, 11, 125 French Club 10, 113 Dramalics 12, Dra- matics Club 12, ALFRED PERRY Boys' Fedemtron 9, 10, 11, 12- Basketball Q, 11, 12g Baseball 125 Class Treasure-xr 12. BEATRICE PERRY Cxhrls' Leuquc 9, 10, 11, 12: G11 ll, 12. ANN PETTY C-rrls Lux-:gue 10, 11, 112, IAMES PHILPOT Boys' Federation 9, 10, 11, 12: Class Representative 111 Basket- ball 9, 10, 11. 127 Boys' Block V 11, 121 Baseball 12. .A. 3 OTIS PIERCE Bays' 1':-clcrzmvrr fl, 1U, 11 1 Chou 11. BOB PINCKLEY Ecyaj lfederrxllmx 12. CONNIE PINEDA Glrls' Leaque 9, 10, 11, 1 1.1 MANUEL PIZARRO 1. .. 11, 11, 11, 11: 11115111 1 r1 1111 11 1 1 1111- 11 V11111 1.1, 1'1111111 V11111 11 1 L1 1' 111 111 111 111 111 1 1 111 '11, 5 - 1- :2 1 In IHCK POTTER 1'.1c11-111111111 '1, 111, 11, 12: 1111y:1' 11 11111 IIA 1,1ll1 K-1111 GA. A. 1 111, 11 '1'1f11'k 111, 117 F. 111, 11, 12. PAULINE POTTER 11, 1117 1111115 Block V ..7 W, 111, 11, 12. 1.-11111111 11, 111, 11, 1175 1211111111 17 Q-,Q Z' Q 181 1.4 vu LAURABELLE A PULLINS 111115 1.1-11-11111 11, 1.1. BETTY PYLE 1111111 111111111-X , 111, 11, 1225 Spun' 1-11 1'1'111 11 P1135 Club 111, 11, 12g 171111111 11111 IU 11 11 ' . ', , if., G.A.A. 11 1'- 1A1l11S1B1111'1i V 11, 1127 111 111::' 1.1111-111-1 Hmfud 11, 127 O'11c 11 111f111111 111, 11, 1.1, C1,11n111i:s- 1 1 1 1 1 111 A11 I 117 1 1.1111 11 1 11421153 '.g 1111- 11111':a 12. SUE RAULSTON KENNEMER 111111: 14111111111 111, 11, 1.17 Gillis' 1111111111 15-11111 11, 12, Uulmq Club IUANITA RITCHIE Girls' League 9, 10, 11, 12: Chorus 9, 10. HANNAH REAGAN c1ll1S' Lcuquc 11, 12. EVERETT RODGERS Boys' Federation 9, 10, 11, 127 Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Truck IU, 117 Boys' Block V 10, ll, 127 Band 9, 10, 11, 12. BEVERLY RICE Gxrls' Levxque 9, 10, 11, 127 Dru- 1nf1t1c:s 12, Pioneer 10, Dmmcxtics Club 12. LILLIAN ROBINSON Guls' Lenque 9, 10, 11, 127 Ouk 13, 10, 11p Acorn 10, ARNOLD RINGLER Boys' 1'f?C11 fII1101 l 11, 127 Chou 11, 1.7: P1onf?0 L5 'P Aff' GENEVIEVE SOSAYA Girls' Lfyiiqim 9, lU, ll, ll: Spun' ish Club lf: G.A A, 'l, IU: 1,11l0lI 9, 10. BOB SPARKS Boys' lfndvrrilmri 0, lil, ll, ll' Foolbull lO: Trunk fl, ll, 12: Dm- mullcs 111. BETTY STBVENSON Girls' 1.mlqu1a 9, IU, ll, 12: G.A.A, 10, 11, 17: Ouiinrg Club 11, 17: Girls' Block V 12. 43 l 2 K BETTY SWANK Gills' I.e-iquo ll, 12. A VERMA IEAN SWINDELI. hills. l,.:-riqiiw 54, IU, 11, lr.. EVELYN TATE Girls I.:-rique 9, 10, 11, 12. in 5 EULA MAE THOMPSON Girls' Leuque El, IU, ll, IP. BILL TOLBERT Boys' Federation 9, 10, ll Class Representative ll, BETTY TRIGLETH Girls' Leuque El, 10, 11, 121: Onk 9, 10: Acorn Fl. RUBY 'l'U'l'I'l.E Girls' League 9, 10, ll, 12: Cho- rus 9, 12. suon dom Boys' Federation ll, VIRGINIA VAN DEVENTER Girls' Lenque 9, 10, 11, 12: Com- missioner ol Publications l2,.Co- business Manager of Oak 11, Press Club ll, 19: Quill and Scroll ll, 12: Dmnmtics Club ll, 12: Outing Club 10: Pioneer ll, 12p Oak IO, ll, 12: Drcmutics 10, ll, 12: Oc' cheslrc 9. HELENRAE VEI-IRS Girls' lmoryue fl, 10, 11, llig Class Serrrelury U5 Outmq Club 10: Pioneer 1.17 Gulzr' Lefirquc Board 10: Press Club 12. CLARENCE VOGELSANG Boys Foderfmon 10, ll, 115, l',P.A. 9, 10, ll, 12. GRETCHEN WAHLSTROM Gxrls' Leuque El, 10, ll, IC, Clusrz Treasurer E15 Spcrmsh Club ll. Press Club 11 12g Ouk 11, 12g Chorus 9. HELEN WALLACE fsllllql League 0, 10, ll, 1115 Ulm' rua: 9. RICHARD WATSON Boys' Federation 11, 12: Boys' Block V Il, 12: Football 11, 12. MAUDE WELLS Guls' League 9, 10, ll, 125 Lcxtm Club 11, 12. ORLANDO WILLIS ketbfrll ll, 125 Flfrsebfrll 11, 12: lfooibrxll IU, 11, 12. BILL WHITE Boys' Federation 11, 125 Yooibfxll 125 Boys' Block V 125 Class Pres- ident 12: Brrsebull 12: Druxnollcrn 12, DONAL WOODS Boys' 1'4:-Clvrcrlion 13, 10, 11, 11. DOLORES WHITFIELD Girls' Leaque 9. 10, ll, 12: G.A.A. 11. 12. DOLORES YOUNG Grrls' Lefrquw 9, 10, ll, 1711 G.A.A 0, 10: Chorus 95, 10. DARLENE WILDER Girls' Lecxque 9, 10, 11, 12, C.S.I', 121 Spanish Club llg Pioneer 152' Girls' League Board ll. Bfwyss' Fwclvrutron 10, 11, 12, Bus- V f C 'VxCfty x 6 KLM. ff QQ ,JVM f-U g1! 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A ' 'Ks In Office Phono 332 Residence Phone 427 F 311 South Floral Strvet Visalia California PHYSICIANS AND SURGEOIQJS DR- MERLE WECKWERTH I. M. Lipson, M, TJ. DENTIST W. S. Neal, M. D. A. W. Klaus, M. D. I' H' Brudyf M' D' R- I- Hein' M- D' Mcdicio Dental Buildinq 'l'lILEPl'lONE l41 310 West Willow Street Visalia, California P. C. PETERSON MAX BLECHMAN OPTOMETRISTS .518 W4-:al Willow Ijtioct Phone 2080 Visalia, California A. BURTON CLARK OPTOMETRIST 310 Bank of Aniorica Buildinq 'l'1-l--gfliomr 474-W Visalia, California C. S. AMBROSE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 310 W. Willow Street Visalia, Calif. DR. M. O. WININGS DENTIST Security First Notionol Bunk Bldg. Telephone 721 Visolio CLAUDE L ALLRED BUICK G M C U. S. CARS TRUCKS TIRES Sulfur and SvC'l'U1-Ct' VISALIA M.G.MO0RE Ford Troctors Ferguson Implements 720 East Moin St. Visolio VALLEY TYPEWRITER CO. 123E IC ter V l C If nia - - -v. I I, V., Biesz Wishes to the . ary lj!! Graduating Seniors . VE Everything for the M JJ' Well-Dressed Boy J WELRY DON McWlLLlAMSf y ' WQQKQZEN f 5 215 E. Main Phone 1951. 70, CONGRA TULA TIONSI HUTH'S NURSERY Two Miles West of Visalia Phone 40-I-12 Shrubs, Bedding Plants Fruit, Shade and Nut Trees F E H E R'S Auto Wrecking and Junk Co. Cash Paid for Running and Wrecked Cars A. FEHER s soNs Ph 289 O Visal JEWELERS C ngwu! t'o .S n o sl 111W iM V 1 Clf Ph 339 C. J. HAMMER MACHINERY COMPANY POMONA TURBINE PUMPS Wafer Lubricated BERKELEY Deep and Shallow Well Pressure Pumps 915EtMa Sit VilC1f M O D E L Department Store C 0 I1 gratul alio ns St'llI.0l'.f! Dry Goods, Ladies' and Cl'1ildren's Ready-to-Wear, Fancy Goods Notions, Millinery BOLIER HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY Hardware - sporting Goods G. E. Electrical Appliances Minneapolis-Moline Tractors and Farm Equipment 312 WEST MAIN PHONE 36 GEO. W. WILLIAMS IEWELER Diamonds - Watches Clocks The bxq Jewelry store m the Old Palace Hotel Bldrj Pl l7f IO4 E M WARD'S STUDIO MR. and MRS. MILLER PANNELL 227 West Main Phone 197 V I Cnhfo Imtfazt and Conzrm-frm! Photography Congratulationx to the Class of '46 CONGR.-I'I'Ul,.-ITIONS SENIURS mm HUDSON'S oiaocfizv Gasoline Groceries Meats Vegetables Phone 746-W SWlTZER'S DRUG STORE IOS East Main Phone 120 Cosmetics Perfumes Candy EARL SWITZER XQQQQSE iw C1 ing t the , 46: , gee-to -J Q , 9 K W x 1 N X 5 'J .f x ayea1'sI0n d 0 6j hziiK at f X fulfnsneftt of y f0lZdC'J 'S v 1' 2 F 'X V fl ' c . -Q-izlvkz Lzjk fx Visalia Brunch it ' J SECURITY- FIRST NATU3NAi my 5 YORK H GNQXLLAEFER X Jt12xNBKXCr BARON Q Q ss . cr qer -.. X U, N- R vb Hi C H H GETSCHMAN R. .COUN VISALIA REFRIGERATION Ki Y O R K t Q R iriqerotion and Air Conditioning Still '.S' -SC'l'l'll'C'x R' T lephone 43-W V' tio, California 520 E t M ' Street FURNITURE Our Motto- Only The Best BlGARD'S FURNITURE G A BIGARD H M BIGARD 30613 iM si Phone 37 v 1 ,cr-nit. AX Personality Beauty Salon 123 SOUTH COURT STREET V Congratulations Seniors Make the Main Drug Store Your Headquarters for Drugs, Sundries and Cosmetics MAIN DRUG STORE Main and Locust Streets PHONE 11 A ,ef wif MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR SCHELLING'S Env , XV A 200 W. Main . ' Phqng 1251 WR, BANK,OT AMXRWEA NATIONAL TRUST cmd SAVINGS ASSQCYATION If 5361561 Brunch , VX ., R , Q fix' I 1' . NE .VA Sf: 7' CFXUFORNIA CLOTHINGXSTORES tj' I , ffqLlI'l.7lg , 1 A- K CURLEE EEGTHINL-5 ' Ex ' PETERS SHOES 0 SHAPELY' SHIRTS E XV L. ViSALIA 1 TULAQE -- LINDSAY l EXETER A R . EWHYLS BEAUTY SALONE 1 Extend: Corq,gny,z2lf1tion.c to the Graduating Senior: 123 'SOUTH CHURCH STREET PHONE 689 W. R. Spalding Lumber Co Building Moteriois ' Visalia X , THF ,41?f'6TUDETvT u His' s ' n ,' Gif , I 'I xy, 11 Su ' . N7 SJ , I 1 XINMII ,S Jfifry re I ,, , fzp I I . SE ,NN ECONOMY CUT RATE DRUGS lt Q NEXT TO WARD'S 214 W MAIN V I LEARN T0 FLY ut the new GREEN ACRES AIRPORT ond for your AVIATION INSURANCE .VCC LEORAND ELLIS 1z1Sch E VTSALTA Pt 167 Larger Variety 0 Better Foods 0 Lower Prices FOOD CENTER GSI FOOD MART 120 WEST MAIN STREET 1617 west Mmm King I I 'Il z F pl z P I S1 TELEPHONE use nz EAST MAIN STREET SRARROW'S Smurf lzzzcriol T UNUSUAL GIFTS I. SPARROW VISALIA CALIFORNIA 'WI 'Q 'W SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 221 W. Main SI. Visalia, Califo I Covered Buttons 0 Notions 0 Covered Buckles I k Gil, Mgr. Phone 67 IBEW I I 'IA I I CONGRATUL.-1TIONS AND E S 'I' R A D A ' S coop WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF '46 S I G I 84 MILLING CO. Serving only the Finest Spanish Foods P ' Visalia Menu a La Ca I HOURS W k Niqhts 4 Io 10 p. m. S d y 3 Io 10 p. m. S K C1 ed Mondays ' , 1 - I' O a' ' to fake Out N R MANUEL V ESTRADA, Mgr. WI G2 O X MM 414W M V IG Ph ne 911 U NW NQINRlIN E W WIMMINGCLUIB P E N N 'S ' . . axon, roP. uone Department Store Ly? C y'ff S f I gf' IQ JNI! ROUNTREE MORRIS I 9,9 y?IaIIl,1fIy FURNITURE co. 201 W. Mum XI 229 East Main Street Phone 827 V 1 C lifomia 0 We Carry U ' U I 1 PI 285 VISALIA CALIFORNIA PACIF I ' M J! Aff' ff, ,A SWCE BOD! 708 JVM TEH.'fgHOIXE ' 3 X1 X, V 'VISAAIAKJAL ORNI f A L91 f A! ll, f A fy f If ,' Yf If ff ff!!! JV A! f 1 fb! ,f JAKE, Cf M, fl, 1 PQCWK-off ff E fy Colifpfnic: Brand Olives pf V,J!,f If if, I fx V- fly IJ! 5 , X ,U ff fSp5nish Style Siufied Ripe SHEPHERD CHEVROLET C0.pw,ff ,'SA ES AND SERVICE Q fb 5 gfa, A M f'flj,ZW AY ,Sl yt MN V1SALffLEPHONE3 ? ,I ff Gowms ADELINE MA if AM VJIHXCO A115417 , A' . ,Xi J MONTGOHERY WARD Department Store C071g!'dZll1lllI0715 Seniors I 1850 l ,-., 'l'll.'INlx'S HU Y S Colzgrutulutiomv Scniorx MODE-0-DAY MGTOR SCOOTER INSURANCE DRESS SHOP for riff lfzz' IO7 EAST MAIN ST. PHONE 25 you hum' frlmrzi with our Offlll' Legrand Ellis- Insurance uf Q ' vm IS 9 The Rf-M11 D ,lfl g Ston- gg S QW Ji JBMJVIS DRUG co. J F jf nemo Visl Cn Wjtfwwfe XQIQES OF QUALITJM ' f Main Auto Parts Co. I S 53lEtM St Pl 335 V 1 Cif Piion 7024 R Route 3, Box 197 Corzgmilzftlliofzx In Mc' Clair of 'mf Harmon Auto Wrecking Used Cars New ond Used Ports Dinubo Highway, Opposite Palm Drive w . SINCPRAL CYIUD WLSHP5 T 71 Grarlzmlc of 4 .. FOX THEATRE Q 13 1 T .Jxrx .' , 4 h l I Q .x C A I ' ' 'Q . BUCKAMAN-MITCHELL, Inc. M I N S U R O R S . g Years of Imunuza .S PHONE 340 WT M T , A TTTTAATAND woonmzn A A T A T XJ P9 W 5 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS XY? X A -X5 N, TX w6lQy5A?kAg TAX CONSULTANTS ' C g T' Q9 - My 110 S, church Sf. vim, ' COXTATA C' AA -xP XF Q' 'AST T JA Tb3GEOT?GE A T A - 5 'H' .JA TSC MY, President TULARE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY SILVER STUDIO Visaliu's newest, most modern portraiture studio 115 South Willis Phone 2312-W O We Wil! Speeializte In The Distinetizfe and Finer type of Portrait Work and have the equip rrzc ' nt to give you the Finest Chu r'z' I1 and Wedding Photo- graphie Seraiee O PliRCli STRING ity Bert Boyd Hank, llonlq, Hook, llonfqn They rome so lazy dozen here I'll bet wlten a dog chases a eat it walks. Stop erabiving. It 1,571.1 ezfvry plaee that has the zip and more zip that pfeases the eusto- mer as does HOYIYS l'.IlNT STORE. I CUNGR.Al'l'UI,.ITIUNS, SENIORS BOYD'S PAINT STORE Her Flowers Are Right lf They ,fire Flowers by PETER PERKINS FLOWERS 301 S. Locust Si. Phone 600 C. E. BERTRAM DeSOTO cmd PLYMOUTH CARS 324 East Main Phone 132 Visalia, California Congratulations Senior S Congratulations Seniors! COPLEY'S PASTRY SHOPS Visalia, California REITZ FURNITURE CO. For Finer Furniture Congratulations Class of '46 Visalia Phone 35 I WALTER A. SWITZER SWI ,ff I GROVER 1. IORDAN ' N-,gl 1 I fi-,,,x-5 f ,j-,vvlx . TZ E R ,4IQRQA,N4 Kg 11,05 1- STUDEBAKER - g5,la5A,Nxgs-IZQRSH-QQ. TELEPHONE 292 MANHATTAN KNOX HATS SH I RTS PAJ AMAS SPORTSWEAR TOE F LINK -.B fN.f',,-f'JX A717 ,LAN rgX's.fY4 t 4 601 EAST MAIN STREETf . 7 -AIU so ,ff-JL ALIFORNIA A ,,.a,JJ1xi IBA-4, .,-g1,f5-sf! 5 , ,,,. ,K SPORTCOATS, SLACKS ED V. PRICE ond CO. O CUSTOM TAILORING Age 103 S COURT STREET' For Styles of the Azomir Look to I r KS M EN S AIBERTS VISALIA STUDIO Official School Photographer Best Wi.vlzc's for the F: 1 1 the Class of '46 114 SOUTH CHURCH VISALIA, CALIFORNIA C M. BURNETT WM. P. NASH THE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO. Complete Machine Shop Service VISALIA TULARE HANFORD PORTERVILLE MARKET SPOT Groceries, Fresh Vegetables ond Meats IVANHOE, CALIFORNIA I In , M mg A XJ Jw X BWMJ Txyk f WWF nj? wil wma of gun WWI? Mc ays Point NM? PICNICKING , . , VISAIIA LUMBER CO. LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES BEN MADDOX WAY PHONE 610 ,'?fTC'f +5 I I :Q wfbgxbf if Congratulations Se I c, EK ia' Q-cz W . ' 67 MooRsALlAN sixth? - 5 4 if-me jf we r fire . ,. 0 gw 52 fr I 949' GREEN ACRES AIRPORT fe-bw If Goshen Road Opposite Golf Course Telephone 876 Owners: Burrel Hyde, Mike Martin STUDENT INSTRUCTION RENTAL AIRPLANES CHARTER SERVICE Hart, Schoffner 84 Morx Clothing Stetson I-Iots PETERSEN'S Phone 591 301 West Moin Street Arrow Shirts 81 Crcsvots Freeman 8. Nunn Bush Shoes M. M ude M. Wood Shmley E. Sibley WOOD 81 SIBLEY Millinery, Ready-to-Wear cmd Sportsweo r 115 SOUTH COURT QI' PHONE. 56fI f A I fl! I I lflf' Chl!! of '46 PHIl'S JUKE BOX 1 . 1 n o 11.11, by Ijfcoyffff 517- 1 fr: . . . J 1 13 DEBT. QSTORE . F1121 Gin L61 , 1' ,Visalia I QI FEES ,I L gps A H VHJOES tops 1 I W 1 CONDIT F OWERS NZM! M2 OX 31AgigLg1dq.kw? furwti-111. X-.uM.,wm'4l-.Q 4: 3W.w.1,1. 1,,..wwc,1.f,, l.1ftr'fL'4A'-gd-'H4x101v'f4 P4- xpuiilrdk TMI? FORD V-8 LINCOLN V-12 MERCURY 8 R. A. M A H O N Y 311105 Qxmlg i Servive Phone 765 G rdcn 111 Center Visalia, Calf 1 3 L4 5 1 D I L q Ag It I1 11 1 101111 S. TREANOR Hcsidmn Phone Visuliu 1926 Treanor Equipment Co. 721 E. Muin St. Visolicl Phone 2000 VISALIA MOTOR SALES OLDSMOBILE AND CADILLAC SALES AND SERVICE O. E. PAULL B. G. ARMOUF 701 Ecisi Main Street VISALIA, CALIFORNIA VISALIA FARM SUPPLY CO SCI-'IMITTOU BROS., Props. Featuring Case Farm Equipment, Towncr Cultiuulors, Evans Discs Farmers Hardware' und Repairs lllude on .111 Farm Muc'h1'nc'1'y 805 E. Main Slreel Phon CHAMBEISISISISIIIMI IEIEANERS I. L. CHAMBERS W. H. CHAMBERS CLEANING PLANT DOWNTOWN OFFICE 119 S. Willis St. 103 E. Cenier St. Telephone 1462 Telephone 745-W VISALIA, CALIFORNIA RAY B uRRows REXAIR Your Mechanical Maid Washes Dust Out of Air You Brc'athe Adds Hcalthful Humidity lo Air in Your Home Vaporizes Medimnts in Siclqrooms Eliminates Need for Dusting Furizilure Cleans Rugs, Furnilure, Floors, Draperies Srrubs Tile, Linoleum and Wood Floors Shampoos Rugs and Upholstery Scfwing Machines and Vacuum Clcanvrs Sales and Serzfifc' PHONE 2367 121 N. FLORAL PHONE VISALIA 1866 l n e 2172 if jj jay fsff N fffyffiyffm jg fr Sgciuoio Lumber Compo ny Telephone L15 IIO E M S VISALIA l w ll Wg llgllflggfilfzl E W lf W O I S WWW M IN F1 HCSTO 7 MSU Z VIOAISEUIEQIEE5 W M S M Qyiiifgfk CA S S I DY 'S BROWNbiIt SHOE STORE Happy Fee: for All the Family LD E. H. CASSID To the Students of Visalia High School and the Class of Best of Luck! EXETER MERCANTILE CO. ! Internqtionol Farm Machinery ond Trucks Visalia Store 5 BMX OAI, , W I In 220 West 'Ol Visalia ss of '46 Cnngrzrtufatffwrzs to thc' Guys and Gals 1 A wif IN IVANHOE IT'S Prc'scr'ipti0n S pecialisl EEN'S SUPER MARKET My Phone 94 ain Courl Streets Sucrcssoi' to P17-lf'hdl'd'5 I, . N QI Groceries, Meats, Dry Goods Ml . jj Drugs, Hardware, Gas, Oil 'flu' l'oxt0ff1'r'c lx Nrxr to U5 y 0, Ben . Mcljoua any O. Bedk ' JM B ck !gfiDONAl.D'S CAFE KLINK cmeus lull! ASSOCIATION Member ol California Fruil Growers Exulxunqo SUNKIST IVANHOE HARDWARE CHANGES - - GRAPEFRUIT Hardware and Implements LEMONS Fencing, Poultry Supplies Tools and Saddles IVAN1-moe LALIFORNIA Ph 50 F2 haue 38,1-5 Ivanhoe, Calif. is W l l W u ,, L. r l 'QQ 3 KW X4 gl ' -'Q F 1 ' QQ ' Tix 'X ' xr x XX X xl X lix A XL 'Y - L Q x 'X K 4 vom an Q ki K 'X 'NSR lx S. .,l'JQlf,Qy' , a NV E' Xa if 1 , if ,id Q . 'Rx ,ICC !oVll',v.l I! 'Hr 127116 FET Y 'la' ire' ll , lfx l 1 Xia, 0 0 X 'K-xx ll fw!i ,f lfflwrzalta Eltmvze-Britax ?j!pf4'l', MA Oldest Newspaper in the San Joaquin Valley g 'DV' ,gill Jkjfjwwaygiffifh W Maw ki wif' 'iwiffwj ffwfw 514 0 l of IW pjggfil' Copies of the 1946 annual and bound at Tlie: Visalia T I J y was by Alberts Visalia Stu io the Fresncg Photoengraving and covers Bookbindery. This Hail, advisor. , F wfgffw ,M WW wi Nw ffjglw U a if ly fjfmw if if ffifwimfi fiWWW ll igjffyff S Q 5 A Q ' 6' S : ',' hy' 5 : '.'. v Q12 . ' 4 ' ':. I -' '33 'af H.. 1 ' ' SSN my-'3Kfq5'n '3i?'1J9'r 'if 'ff f-1Z'.'.: I1 1?2'91--' I iff 4-955. J: r..:-13: 'J ' , 1, gli. V Al , 7Q:az3?:z's'.1y bv f . ' fig! ,fig 5' ,H J' S21 ,W Ja rr 31 W N N 1 ,Aix ,:- V A .I Q7 K , J 57, 9 k9f'f1t'tT:':i?i7L.f1D ffl -Q ,W My -ff 06,015 W fp fovfffwfff MQ In Memoriam Godfrey Adair Leo Addington Archie N. Akizian Harlan Awbrey John Percy Baxter Albert Q. Beal Alfred Blair Manuel Borba Paul Bunch Phillip Carleton George Carney Glenn Collins Addell Cote Lee Depee James Dick Thomas Finch Buryl Flowers Joseph Mack Fluty Ralph Friend David Garcia Henry Gray John C. Guill Burgess Hadley Marshalleno lcho Edward Jaeger Leonard Keener William Kirchofer Jack Koller Archie LaFond Thomas Lenihan Howard Liddell David Logan Vito Masi Bert Mastrangelo Harry Mclntosh Robert Miksch Robert Mitchell Nelson Mixon Richard Munson Clifford Musser Harold Newberg Elroy Newberry Kenneth F. Newman John Nickel Rollie Osborn Kazuo Otani Claude Parsons Max Perry Edward Philippe Robert Porter William Preston David D. Rice Gerald W. Riley George Rossiter Clyde C. Runyon Louis Schwab Gail J. Shadinger Alfred Solis William Squire Richard Stanley William Stevenson Raymond Stroben Amon Swank Robert Swanson Jack Todd Louis Whitendale Millard Whitt Clyde Willhide Harry Williams, Jr. Bennett Wilson Richard Wing Wzh zh hnpf than the discovery nf atomic energy which lessened the numbe on this lm by I te 1 h and world war, will be the means whereby u nm' cm 1-5 opened up for m ll - 1 ' ' n I . -.4'a- I .-. r ,' I . m , n Q ' . . ,x-.-.-: -' - .. v.. . K. .. . ,s . . .,, L-'Q' . .. .. . ,lu ..- , . ln ' I . I 'u 'J' . .U -. . Q- . , . nl . V' . . .-. '. , . . .- .. 0' u . .. . -4 1,-. . . '-' ,:.f. .,. ' .I 1 t.'u I ,.., .- 'O . 4 'H T.. .. 1l,.n1-u :un .',.,' '., rf? .' AJ' gf ' n . 1
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