Redwood High School - Oak Yearbook (Visalia, CA)

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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 . Vx' , -'l With the funds which were raised from the after game dances, the Junior Class presented the event of the year, the Junior 1 Prom. The different committees, with Dotty Ann Wright as Chairman, chose a novel Under Water idea as the theme.