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SLI!-JIC 31135 uf TL rum 5 Foreword Calc the tlrst yearpo k from tn new Vrsalra Sent Hrah Sch ol plant 1 ore ol rnany such books whrch W111 record the progress and chanaes that trrne ana necessrty w111 make ln the tu ure there W111 be an audltorlurn boys and q1r1s qymnasrums a swrrnmrna pool a cateterla land caplllq more traohtrons and many more out tandrnq events to be recoraed ln thrs trrst book we rntroduce you to the faculty ake you on a tour of ourldrnqs escort you throuqh the cla es and QIVG you a record rn word and DIC ture cl a year of happy actrvrtres and bra events IN MEMORIUM BETTY BEENE 1995 1950 GEORGE SCARBROUGH 1 933 1950 BILLY BAYER 1934 1950 The 1951 , ' ' c 'e ' 'cr ' o Q 1 , s 1 1 ' f V I I I I 4 r 1 s s ' , , , , t ' ' ' -. , UC 1 V . .uc , 5 4 , A 1 I , A .. MRS LOTTIE GOAD 'VIISS ETTA MAE CALDWELL Mrs Lottie Good os teocher ond Miss Etto Moe Coldwell cis office odministrotor for your mony yeors of activities accomplishments and progress we dedicate this l95l Ook The endless hours of your time thot you willingly gove us ond your encouroging smiles will olwoys be treosured in our fondest memories TO . . . I conscientious service to our school, for your interest in our I I Table of Contents f'C:e'.'.' 11:2 P V56 L. In Mfi:11:fL'x::. Piqe in ilecxc :tain Page 7 mms!! 1 O xx F uulty Pcxqcs 1210 T- Adzz .' fix vz f fd I I 2.15. if 51' P1 1' 5 ,Q-37 Q1 :ss cf ff Pfzfmsz 23 41 '1 z.: mi i: I':'3' 1' -1. -E7 , xx Ck' S, ons Puqes 86 IOJ Student Actlvmes Paqes 48-33 Key to the Oak 1 Ads , Puqes 106-125 -1-f 4vf-fry, - ?f1hw,pv -A af If -.M .- A 1 1 H J I Us-wx, nw . 1, M V ,y ' ?': '-- 2- fa 'C 1' 'Qi -A I 1 f WSALIA SS BOINC T0 NOP vm ?-ff' , U. 1 .-,,,. ,1 G Nu - 0754, ' . ,L.':'.,,. ,- ' 'iff '. fu- f , 1 ,.' - ' ,x. . -V Sgt! Q flap' , vu N, Ayn- -- ffl- 1, 5 ' x e , -. 5 , , 1 'uf'-' ., -fx -,s-5 4 . vi S . 11 .f - QE PRINCIPAL Our Frlends The Faculty I , V 4, ,I 'f 4 ,, , ,, M ' , .11 ,, . , 7:13, - 'Q A 4. ..k 'WS' h V 1 E - .fi REINOLD PETERSON Deon of Boys Vice-Principal Senior Boys' Counselor Aiding the students to get accustomed to the new Senior High School has been the task of the adminis- trators this year. Mr. Hilton Bell, Superintendent of Visalia City Schools, is in charge of the selection of teachers and public relations. Mr. Robert Morgans, Principal, over- sees all student and school affairs, as Well as, directs teaching and formation of curriculum for the year. Mr. Reinold Peterson, is Vice-Principal, Dean of Boys, and counselor for senior boys: while Miss Ruth Mary Green is Dean of Girls and junior and senior girls coun- selor. Mrs. May Ann Guarisco is the sophomore girls counselor. The sophomore boys are under the counseling of Mr. Edwin Fryer. Guiding and counseling the junior boys is Mr. Ray Houston. TRUSTEES ink, Hugh A, Nlclieller, Charles L Hamilton, Allan Grant, Er!.:1.ett Pareqien Ray Mr Y Lis? sp- , rw r RUTH MARY GREEN Dean of Girls Junior und Senior Girls' Counselor The instructors of the science, language, homemak- ing, English, and other departments work together as a unit to afford each student a better possible education. Their extra help, encouraging Words, would be greatly missed. These teachers, through their courses, try to adjust our lives to meet the challenging forces of our changing world. Besides each instructors duties, he is present at football games, dances, parties, and all extra curricular activities in our schcol. These men and Women have given their lives to teaching the youth of America to be gocd citizens. The future of the world is in these hands. H. Houston, lunrcr Boys' Counselor, Edwin Fryer, Sophomore Boys' Counselor, May Ann Guarisco, Sophomore Girls' Counselor. Facuhy ROBERT D. MORGANS Principal 1 Xmoxx ch Xl-om Xi 9 e X OO Oqxl '5 L GW if ofa XX Di Y, no X qoX GXXEXX Non es in YAXQMSYX xevx ne Xoqnes ox f Pftbo os YA H5691 one L e Cc oxxeX c onion Corskense PAQ hx6Xet xXXxd19 VH , EZ C v-I s XX gkgga 5 x fffwi- x XX 0,05 fiyomev. X if xx Momma eqemus N Ge!oX6x9 Xen we 8 Qc icon eoxq B 11 V 16 Y-X, N Q en Yew V 1 fw 1. Cc Chou Qi . 'fi X Phrczfn D. Pe Ce cil H. Dish Ch Qrles 'ww UFS XPP row: NM Qrsh Q11 Luello O, evwnon 'J ,C L Gloria Bro? 3. P N Mary Frances Se well 211' 1.2 P, L, C 'lys' 15, in Q. Qrles I , I Uslffoll HQ'J:.l:c Ofofhlf Hiqbvfdsonxffykm r,.'.:',, Ill cm'-, A '1 f, f .'1'f11'JJ 'n.'q', YQ, 4-fy , j Charles Moore- fvfvf 1 jk f,g,1,,f, Qff, , A f' Plflff f 1 l .1rbffJJ K1 ffl, Norma Houslon .s-1..fr:: L7:ff1sfn.vr1a's, TV: 109 1 H Adeline nm if .V .rms ftwusff, Bwffflsf .A-47!f.'.'1. 1111 f Louis LI Yqeger Tyg um: 1, Pf 1.-fcn :J Ty' EUSUH -'KW nee: li. S ,We CIW B J if f SQ-'ide Aqnfw ' H Bern yl n AI X Jf'IJIv Qyfno ,rJf oger lfni S . 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Mah ' ii? in ff Loftis Coad Kwan S .1352 Hvfl' pence: ' ' 'fry rene Hughes Elberl Souders Lillian Lawson Betly Jane Raubinger C 1 Blanche Morea fL.'!1fQ 41 Hodsfruflz fQ'ZJC'.Tf Sic .1 fl' Marvin Fousr mmf: Loren Elli I T1 ' Jess Terri IG raymond Enlo Ella La W 4 lhb C' Harry Alle Ce Pded 171 W 'ley C ngiflz orge ' -Nob I 5 OJJI x..J.':I5 ' les ' cdr Ill V J f' ,, w .1635 7' 5 Here We Are The Students , ,, .v J X ..-' L Q f' fi fi' i ' , MW, , W5 f L1?'fQ'?' , 4 , Q mx vw Xv ,f5mtf'i4 NW ' X Seniors P V ,- RONALD EURRIS ALEERT COLLINS Prasxdem, Fusr Semester Pzesidem, Second Semester QE HCR OFFICER Marlene Ann Achterberq l'l L A Z' Vnce Presxdent Davzd Eecm Yell Leader I Hn mx Class Representahve Bnl Ryfzr Secretary C mum Q wclox Vxce Presxdent Cum Yell Leader I ldv ly Class Rgpregentcmve P t Br xzxl ww -6 5s,' -4 YW' Manu Concepcxon W A Addmqton Iulxu Aguxrre Accstcx Nova Berdme Allen Y 2 ' - ' LS W-isatffxll A I X. All X4 Zllx . . g .i , X , , .gf ' , A uni , ff. N 1 lil' x' A' ' M l .1 4, gl, , 3 'A' 7' -I .I -4 Q4 4, 3, 5 .Y L f 1 ' ff x Ny XL. 1 z - X Q 2 1 H K A4 'f:': ri' . 2 fx .fl Q' S,:.. ::'1- Lttl C1 Lb lil-ll T A .-5. ll ll E f.1'jI 5112. ' IJ:-.Q1'7 .11 ll l, L G A. 9-ll Tif-:.'.l.:' Pin: l, f.:,Q 1 if ztr,-:-:. ll TTI.: Le::11' ll ls Filly Club ll-11 YNTIZJI.-'f'1Zl .f,.: l. ?Z,f::. L.,::.:1.11! ll T :lem .5,Fse-:Lily ll We seniors deport, after joyous years r,.. ,uv -I ,Av 1' Il ene Cleo Barry G A. A. 9-10 Girls' Glee Club 9 Choir 12 Marilyn Sue Basinqer C1114 Stall C ' S F 9-10 S-ec.10 'lilf-:it Assembly 11 French Clurr 10-ll Sec Vhoir 12 llilly Club 12 Girls' Gloe Club 9 R F B E ichard P. Bastrire F. A 9-12 lock V 10-ll Cys' Glee Club 11 Lee Annslrcnq Elock V 12 Baseball 10-12 Ezsketball 11 P.orteer 12 Lutie Alice Austin C S F. 10-12 Rally Club 12 Y-Teens 12 Sec. 12 Madelena Lou Avila Girls' Leaque 9-12 Girls' Glee 12 G A. A 9-12 Barbara lean Matney Bair Girls' League 9-12 Geraldine Anne Barker Girls' League 9-12 G A A. 9-12 Bob Arlen Ban-ihart Class Vice-Pres. 9 Winter Sports Club 9-10 Student Council 12 Rally Club 11-12 Head Yell Leader 12 French Club 11-12 Mask and Doqqer Club 11 Key Club 11-12 School Talent Assembly 10 lunior Statesmen ll-12 Katrinlra l. Beckendorl Y-Teens 9-12 Iunlor Stateszpen 12 Blq Sisters 12 G A. A. 9 Rally Club 10-11 'flocdiake High Soho: Oraiors' Club 10 Jebate Club 10 Charles Floyd Beene Class President 10 Block V. 10-12 Press Club 12 Basketball 11 Baseball 9-12 Pioneer 11-12 Quill and Scroll 12 Peggy Marie Bennett G. L G. L. Latin G. A. Rally Song T':1en 11 Serephine Iohn Berbereia F. F. A. 9-12 Boys' Federation 9-12 Michael Shannon Betterton Football 11-12 Track 11 Basketball 11 Block V, 10-12 Key Club 11-12 Sports Editor Pioneer 11-12 Quill and Scroll 11-12 Press Club 10-12 Talent Assembly 11 Band 9, 12 Phillip Steven Bianco Block V 9-12 Track 9-12 Class Yell Leader f' Estrellita Club 11-lf' Katharine lane Billeci C. S, F 9-10 Latin Club 10-11 Class Sec 10 Talent Assembly 9 Rally Club 12 Iune Luverne Biiney Block V 11-12 G A A 10-12 Talent Assembly ll-11. Rally Club 11-12 Pioneer Prcmenaders 11 Barbara Kathleen Blair Rally Club 12 Commercial Club 12 Girls' Lcfique 9-12 Social Chairman 10 Publicity Chairman 12 Club 10-11 Vice-Pres. ll A 10-12 Sec. 10 Club 10-12 Leader 12 t Assembly 11 Everlasting memories ofthe old school, SN Q---r Gene Dale Bockman Boys' Federation 9-12 Eugene John Bohrer F. F. A. 9-12 Boys' Federation 9-12 Leon Harold Boswell Boys' Federation 9-12 Phyllil Adelene Bradshaw Kings Teens 9-12 Rally Club 11-12 Choir 12 Girls' Glee 10-11 Alice Ann Braham Girls' League 9-12 95 Carol Mae Brazil Rally Lucille Patricia Brazil Student Council 12 Class Representative 12 Talent Assembly 11 Choir 12 Block V. 10-12 Sec.-Treas. 11 Rally Club 11-12 Girls' Glee Club 9-ll Wesley Brown Eoys' Federation 9-12 s 0 P ' Q +G' Ronald Bruce Burris Track 9-12 Football 10-12 Elzck V 11-lf Class Yell Leader 9 Class President 12 Tumbling Club 9-11 H1-Y 12 Band 9-10 Talent Assemblies 9-10 5 -lvffl Tfilf-nt Assembly ll Student Council 12 School Yell Leader 12 Quill and Scroll 12 Girls' Block V. ll-12 Vice-Pres. 12 G. L. Decorating Chairman ll Talent Assembly 11 Oak Staff 12 Club 10-12 Prom Committee ll Geraldine Maryion Cardoza Dramatics 11-12 Rally Club 12 Mask and Dagger Club Girls' Glee 11-12 Teen Age Book Club 9-1 Frank S. Carpenter School Plays 9-10, 12 Class Yell Leader 11 Talent Assembly 9-10 Mask and Dagger Club Latin Club 10-11 1-li-Y 12 Boys' Glee Club 12 Student Council 12 School Talent Assembly Christmas Pageant 9-11 Esther Carrasco G. A, A. 9-12 Girls' Block V. 12 Teen Age Book Club 10 Commercial Club 11-12 Rally Club ll-12 Pioneer Promenaders 11 Gloria Lydia Calares Girls' Block V, 11-12 G A. A. 9-12 G A A Board 11-12 Estrelltta Club 9-12 Pioneer Promenaders ll Rally Club 12 Teen Age Book Club 10 Ronald lame: Castro F F. A. 9-12 Boys' Federation 9-12 William Harold Chambe Class President ll Basketball 9-12 Boys' State 12 C S P10-12 Pres 12 Block V, 9-12 Sec. ll-12 Key Club 11-12 Council Student Council 11-12 T-:lent Assemblies ft-ll Band 9-12 Latin Club 10 Rosalie Buszek Class Secretary 12 French Club 12 Rep 1- Rally Club 11-12 Mask and Dagger Club 9-ll Student Council 11 G L Cabinet 9, 12 Prom Committee 11 Class Assemblies 9-11 Pioneer Promenaclers ll Oak Staff 9 Kenneth Dale Cabbiness Track 9, 10 Basketball 9 Boys' Federation 9-12 Mary Evelyn Campos Spanish Club 9-12 Sec ll G, A. A 9-12 Girls' Block . 11, 12 C' 'Q -rv-fo r x'.' 12 0 10-12 9-10 -lf. n Rey: 12 X I 1 as Dk x Cf 11S crowded halls, and bu Irene Chriss G A A 9-ll Commercial Club 12 Girls' League 9-12 William Edward Clevenger F. F. A. 9-12 Choir 11 Rally Club 10-12 Boys' Block V. 10-12 Class President 11 Baseball 9-12 Albert Collins Iunior Statesmen 10-12 Chess Club Kings Teens C. S, F. 12 Commercial Club 12 Rally Club 11-12 Pan American Assembly 10-11 Estrellita Club 10-11 School Play ll Student Counci 11 ,-s it -fi-sr X ' AFT Q . .1 1 gi Q .se 11 Carmina Clarise Cotta Girls' League 9-12 G, A. A. 9-11 Iessie Winona Cramblot Rally Club 12 Commercial Club 12 G. A. A. 12 Meralene Crouch Commercial Club 12 Kings' Teens 12 Girls' League 9-12 Glenna Loo Cmmal Twin Falls, Idaho 9-10 Y-Teens 12 G. A. A. 12 ' Stella Cruz Pioneer Promenaders 11 Spanish Club 9-11 Pan-American Assembly 10 Commercial Club 12 Donna Darlene Davis Winter Sports Club 9 Pioneer ll lunior Statesmen 11 Estrellita Club 11, 12 Y-Teens 12 Sec. 12 Creative Writing Club 12 sy classes Betty Lou Compton G. A. A. 9-11 Girls' League 9-11 Edna Mae Corley Girls' League 9-12 Domingo: A. Correa F. F. A. 9-12 Sec. 11 F. F. A. Livestock Show Chairman 12 Boys' Federation 9-12 Lydia H Cortez Tulare High School 9-11 G A. A. 12 Girls' Glee 12 Leo Costa Band 9-ll Boys' Federation 9-12 Romaine Conrad Cote Basketball 9-12 Baseball 9-10 Boys' Block V. 10-12 Class Vice-President 11 Rally Club 12 Boys' Glee 12 Iames Rondal Davis Lubbock High School 9 Baseball 10-12 Block V. 10-12 Talent Assembly 11 Rally Club 11 Mary Ann Davis Lubbock High School 9 Bible Club 10-11 Kings Queens 12 Commercial Club 12 A David S. Dean Latin Club 10-ll Pres ll Winters Sports Club 9-10 Rally Club ll-12 Vice-Pres Key Club ll-12 Block V. 11-12 Treas. 12 Football 10-12 Student Council ll Oak Salesman 11-12 k Then the new SChOO1W111'l 11S Wlde Rose Carmela DeI.eonard1s G1f1S Leaque Lcflm C ub 1011 Iohn Baxter Dxxon Baseball 9 12 Basketball 1112 Boys Block V 10 Re 12 Class Yell Leader 12 P1One-er 12 v 'S- RM me Ruben A DeMg-.rms Dolores Dxaz Robert Lee Dxlbeck DOH Georqe DIDOIEY Orilgestrx 11 A '1 reder 11 Rdpr T Q I 111 mfr 1s 1 ey Club 1 Y Clu Lctm Club 11 1 Assn 15 1s Clu Ke rry Hlqh 111 rl 1 Emma lean Ellis Edqmon Los Ar1f1e1es 0 Qu1l md Sr St l P1onLQr 11 Press Club ll Musk md Dm Tale 1 Ass-e11b ,f Marxon Ann Evers ersfi 6 10 L 116 u 1 1 LC' t Coun 1 T '1 Aae Bock C1ub 9 Vera Lorrame Edqmon 1 I s Bl mc lc A A lly Club 1 rt A se 111111 q Q 1 111 Barbara lean Ezell l T1lc1 As e1bl '1 fx D Robert Eugene Edwards e:3a1 O s er Floyd Frank Fagundes Asxc C ub 1011 Mary Lxssa Erwm Q11 Lo Eclltor Oc 1 R lly Club 12 L1t1n Club 1011 S'Ud91 11 CounC11 1 Ou111 and Scroll 12 Press Club 10 12 PI 1 Comrvvtee 11 L Fas 1O l Qww 12 Tom Eugene Ferns otba l 1 P1 llv Club 17 T 1 1'1tAsse'1b 110 Fcrensms 'ow Elsie Grace Espinoza C11ls' Le-'xque 9-12 26 I .1 N in ' . W- Tom Rxchard Dxsbrow Hack 11 12 Class Pres1den1 9 3 nd Q 12 no1r 12 s o f:11111ss1orc1 of Student Aff 1rs 12 E ketbell 9 2 T EDTA-SSGl1'lb11ES Q 1dent Co ncm Q A S C Treas 2 Bob Ioe Dodd cn Aqc Book Club 9 xsketball 1011 oss Cou try 1011 Mickey Terran: Finch 2 open spaces, busy clct1v1t1es, buzzmg Ambrosro Flores Bxq r P md 12 Donna lean Gxllespme Commerclal Club 12 A A 1 Grs Block V l Ncxomx Ruth Gllspey Elble Club 9 A A Kmqs Teens 10 :- J Y x qw Ambrosno Flores fL1tt1el P n Amerlcan Asser bly Courrtry 9 1 is C140 Robert C Garcm b l Baseball 9 12 B ys Block V 10 2 ard Lee Foust slcetball ll 12 B ys Glee Club 10 C orr ll 12 Douglas Lane: Gateley B sebal O 12 Basketball 9 10 Boys Burk V 1112 Patncta Carroll I-'ruley Chorus 9 School Talent Assemblles 1011 T lent Assen oly ll A A Dons Anna George French Club 1012 A A Bock V ll 2 YTeens 12 Sec 12 Proneer Prow erm er Rally Club 12 Lorrame Marne Morrxs Eugene Gomes 051197 T n Aac Bo lc Club oh Robert G Goldsmrth 1 A B Seb ll oto ll C e at I ,N Davxd V Gczrcxa Talent Assemblzes 9 ll Football 12 Boys Glee 12 1-11Y Presrdenl 12 Publlc Speakmq 12 Dolores Elama Getschmcm YTeens 911 Sec 10 Latm Club 10 Ja St fl 10 Ra y Club 10 Forensrcs 1U f' sk and Dagger ll Icme M Gong A A Ceorae vV'rshmqton Hrah San Fran lS o 10 ll P o 1 en ers 1 Club 3 Freddxe Cruz Gurcxcz 5' sk t 0 B rsehall 11 Boys Blork J Donna Kathryn Glaves uramatrcs Club 9 Rally Club 1012 G 1. Chairman 10 G L Pres1dent12 Class Sonqleader 9 Class Secretary 10 A A School Talent Assembly 10 Cholr 12 Phylhs Ieanne Lcxshbrook Good Class Secretary 11 Rally Club 11 12 'atm Cl.1b1O1l Talent Assemblles 9 O Prom Charrman 11 Ploneers Staif 9 27 O 0 O Q I, I Y I 1. fl , 1 ll I 5, X II 2,4 II I ,, A , . II 1 , 7 I 1 A 1 t lf' 1 ' f 1 1 ' ' -f '5 1 w 1. 3 1 f ff' lf 755 ' 1 ' 1 Football 9 Esirellltf: 2.11: 12-lf, H1 eball J-12 Football 11 -1 1 9' I Poiee Prnt. thrift: 6 ' - 9412 11-12 J' .. X - I 'x if n . How . . . I . ' Ba 1- - A rl 9 1,1 - . ' Cross . -ll - - Trrclc 0-11 a 11' F. F. A 9-ll B21 ' Glee 12 G . , 9-ll ' ' I 3 11 J, Rally Club 11-12 I Foot all 0-12 ' ' , -. - 1 e f ' '. -1 G. . . 9-12 ' ' ' ' A 1 . -1.. ' ' , ' .1 ,ad 3 M , I I 11 1.12 f G, , . 9-10 G . , A 0-12 1 l ' . 2 - ,-1 GI . 9, 12 . - 1 - NL X , ' ' G .I 9 I T G 1 ,LD A Q , C . T11-ent .AS5E'II.b11ES ' 2-10 C C - 10-ll Eilool-c V 0-12 3 A. . 9-12 Ploneer r 11 ad H1-Y ll-12 1 -2 Q:::.rt1erc11l Club 12 ll Ecjxs F--def 1115: 9-12 Fc 'a C1113 gl Q Club 9 .'..,::.QrCr: 'T 12 .Q ,I 1 1 1 4 ' 1. lx QOSSIP, nolsy car parades, ra111es WW 515 Reba Mae Goodnch Estrellrta Club 1112 Rally Club 12 Y Teens 12 Speech Club 12 Krngs Teens 12 Pan Amerrcan Assembly 11 Bob Ray Hanna Boys Pederatron 9 12 Kxyomr Harada Woodlake 9 Grrls League 1112 ,av Beryl Elrzabeth Goudxe Rally Club 11 12 Y Teens 11 12 Mask and Dagger 11 Forensxcs 910 12 Iumor Stalesmen 12 Frank Ralph Guido Basketball Mgr 910 Debate Club 10 Chrrstmas Play 10 Rally Club 911 Wmter Sports 910 Drama Club 12 H1 Y Club 12 Book Club 10 Marlene Georgra Hayes Rally Club Presrdent Class Representatlve Song Leader 12 G L Treasurer 10 G L Schalarshrp Chalrman 12 Qpamsh Club 11 Press Club 9 A A Ponecr Staff 910 Tolrm Assemblres 9 0 Donna L Graham School Play 12 Talenl Assembly 11 G L Chrrstmas Assembly 12 Vlask and Dagger 12 G L ROOl'I1CGp1G11'l Le roy Gunn Boys Federatron 9 2 Ioann Marque nie Hedqpelh 'leen Age Book Clu 9 Sec A A Gzr Q Glrr Rfillv Club 12 L Cllllblll A sembly 12 r B ack V Ins Beatnce Graham Borse 1-hgh School rdaho 9 11 Orchestra 12 Grrls League 12 Mary Grrls Loulse Guy League 9 12 Rally Club 12 Ted Ioe Henderson Boys Frderrtron Q 12 P o recr Promenadcrs Chrrstm rs Plry 10 XV? 28 1 m Emestme Patncxa Rawlms Green League 9 12 Grrls Rally Club 12 'oma Rally Ioan Haggard Club ll 12 T lent Assembly 11 Band 12 Gerald Rrchard I-'e1ry A Track ll 12 Boys Block V 12 Aretta Dons Grumblrnq Grrls League 912 Orchestra 9 Fumrye I-larada Woodlake 9 Grrls League ll 12 Patsy Glendola Hrlley 1'-.A Cherished night ofthe prom. Those Ismael Holguxn Torn11loH1gh Texas Lodl Hlgh 10 Boys Federatlon 11 2 Allred Eugene Hughes Football Manager 9 Boys Federatlon 9 12 Sandra lean Haggard Ienner Talent Assembly ll Ra ly Club 12 Band 12 -...Q i .2 ff A f A 1 Lee Charles Bob Ioe Honley Kenneth Roland Holtzinqer F F A Q-V Hook Boys' Federatlon 9-12 Boys' Block V. 13-12 ll'lSlCEI1OZIll 5-12 Electrlc Crew 10 Track 9-12 BOYS' Block V- 9-12 Laura Ahene Hull Debate Club 9 Rally Club 1011 A A Leland Iensen McFarland 1-hgh 9 A 1 Ploneer Promenaders Robert Charles lackson Basketball 1012 Buseball 10 12 Western Bard 12 Ion Bryce Ierlow Band 9 ll Talent Assemblles a Key Club ll 12 Football 9 Basketball 9 Track 9 ll Book Club 10 Class Debatrng Team cglnxsh Club 12 Swrmming 10 Eldon Ray Ianzen W odlake Umon Hlgh School Boys Federatron Leland Iordan F A Tenms 11 12 3 vs Federatlon 912 2 Priscilla Horasanian Rally Club 10-12 Glrls' Glee 11-12 G. A A. 9-10 Teen Age Book Club 10 Lee C Ienner Boys Fecleratxon 9 12 Football 1011 Frank Ioseph B ys Federation 912 -f Q 3 A -S stiff X FQEH ,- Ronald T Hui! Parrzsh lr Hlgh Salem Oregon 9 Rockhounds 10 Assrstant Basketball Manager 12 Electrrc Crew 1112 Olela Iewell Hughes A A Chou 11 12 Talent Assembly 9 Daryl Iames Kasdori Track 9 2 Cross Country 1011 Block 1 29 .I . I I 9 I l I .1 ' - - , G. I. .9 ' 0-ll G, . .9-10- 411 O, F. F. , 0-12 10 F. . .9-12 - ' Sf.: ' . 11 Hx- 12 'log ' ' - Q ' ' . , ' i WN X f j l j -1 1 5 v 0-12 - L ' A. H I ' N ,, li Q7 . A fs ' of-fl b ' , -9 - , - X- r 1 l' V l X, H. fl U ' hurried noon hours, We rushing to classes Edward Kashian Basketball 10-11 Boys' Federation 9-12 ludith Ann Keiper Winter Sports 9-10 School Talent Assembly 9 Talent Assemblies 9-10, 12 Mask and Doaqer 9 Rally Club 12 Glee Club 10 Pioneer Prornenaders 11 Melvin Krikoris Khachigian l.atin Club 10 Key Club ll-12 Oak Staff 9-10, 12 Cafeteria 10-12 School Talent Assembly ll School Play 12 Richard Lynn Kindy Commissioner ot Boys' Athletics 12 Key Club 11-12 Pres, 12 Rep. ll Student Council 11-12 Boys' Block V, 9-12 Vice-Pres. 12 Boys' State 12 C. S. F 11-12 Vice Pres ll Basketball 9-12 Football 9, 11-12 Track 10 Norman Mathew Lambert Football 10-12 Track 9-10 Boys' Block V. 11-12 Estrellita Club 11 Pan-American Assembly 11 l-li-Y 11 Creative Vlfritlnq Club 12 Mary Alice Laufienburger Rally Club 11 3 ,N . rczt. cczxziiittee ll Tc-'ri Aac Ecol: Club 10 Arthur Paul Lawson F1111 ll 9t..at:tt llfly Vice-Pres lf U S 1' 10-11 lf-V Club 11-12 Vice-Pres 11 Il1:zi.tS1:tes::.e:i 10-12 Pres. ll Studixt Ciuncil 9-12 Fines-r Editor 11 C121 Q:-Eaitcr 12 rghg-. :na Cass Talent Asserpzlies 9-10 v . :. Q,,,,1 Q- -t-.,.. , , ..., . .... . -,h,i,.,l11, 11 Marcelyn Io Koontz Rally Club 12 Yell Leader 12 Latin Club Charles Edward Lafierty Santa Ana Hiqh School 9-ll Boys' Federation 12 Robert Newton Line Student Body President 17 Boys' Block V Vice-Pres Pres Boys' Federation Vice-Pres. 11 Class President 10 Band 9-11 F. F. A, 10-12 School Talent Assembly 11 Football 9-12 Baseball 10-12 Lynne Sharon Lipscomb Girls' State ll Student Council 12 Orchestra 9-11 Latin Club 10 C. S, F. 9-12 Pres. 11 School Talent Assembly ll Rally Club 11-12 Talent Assemblies 9-ll All County Orchestra ll Pioneer Promenaders ll Robin Brangone Logan Baseball 9-12 Boys' Block V 10-12 Press Club 10 Key Club 11 Guido Frank Lombardi Baseball 9-12 Boys' Block V 10-12 Choir 10 Speech Club 12 Talent Assembly 11 loe Danny lombardi Book Club 0 Track 10-ll Football 10-12 Rally Club 11 Talent Assembly 10 Richard lames Lopez Football ll Track G-ll C' itil-'li tl Q'-1 There were also times for books, tests, -of Marilyn Lee Lowry Ccrnrpzsszozrer of Girls' Athletics 12 Student Council 12 Gz:1s'Blo':k V 10-12 Sec ll Pres 12 french Club ll Press Club 12 Suk Staff 12 G A .A 9-12 Board 10, 12 T rims earri Quzll and Scroll 12 re 'l' 11 H1117 Club ll Verna Loa Lynch Listeners Club 12 Band 9-12 Crchestra 10-12 T'rlent Assembly lu Richard Knight McDaniel F F. A, 9 Boys' Federation 9-12 Y 1 7 ef u- I . Q it 1. I Glenna Ruth Manker Rally Club 9-12 Llzss Song Leader Q Teen Aqe Book Club 9-10 Ilzrzk and Digger Club 11-12 Betty lean Cowan Matherly Girls' League 9-12 Donald Gene Mathews F F. A. 9 Pioneer Prorrgenfzders ll Boys' Federation 9-12 Esttlle Virginia Wallace Matthews Girls' Leaque 9-12 Torn Aqe Book Club 10 Carole Emma Mathewson Forensics 9 G A A. 9 Y-Teens ll K.nqs Teens ll-12 Ioseoh Robert Mattos F F. A. 9-11 Football 11-12 Boys' Block V 11-12 Robert Lee McDaniel Boys' Federation 9-12 Dorothy Ieanne McE1rath Mask and Daqqer Club School Plays 11-12 Rally Club 12 Teen Aqe Book Club 10 Girls' Glee Club 12 Hazel Darlene M:Ginty Rally Club 12 Talent Assembly 11 11-12 Girls' League Room Cuptfrin Peggy Jean M:Henry Tracy High 9 G A A. 9-10 Centennial Ccpers 10 Choir ll Talent Assembly ll Robert lay McLa'n Boys' Federation 9-12 Don Otis Maness F. F A 9-11 Boys' Federation 9-12 ,LJ .JA- Arlene Beth May K1nq's Teens 9-12 Choir 10 Girls' Learque 9-12 Carol Lee May 'fo'rtrrrerci'r1 Club 12 R :ily Club ll 121 Bfzriq s Teens ll Denzel Eugene May Krnq's Teens ll-12 Coztxrriercrfrl Club 12 Eoys' Federrtron 9-12 31 and never ending homework. Lingering 5 Harley Lloyd Miller X :L 1 1 'T 32 Boys' Federation 9-12 Paul Eugene Miller San lose High 9-11 ' Boys' Federation 12 Frances Ann Mixter G. A. A. 9-12 Girls' Block V. ll-12 French Club 11-12 Treas. 11 Rally Club 10-12 Merit Chairman 12 lunior Statesmen ll-12 Pres. 12 Winter Sports Club 9-11 Talent Assembly 9 Pioneer Promenaders ll YMWM A ' A 4 Robert Pete Molina I Y ' Football 9-10, 12 Ki 1 Ugjf' 'llifasketball 10 A Vg ' rack 9-12 I, 'lj ,' Boys' Block V. 10-12 ' ,Q ' Q Raymond Lee Moody ' 5 Boys' Federation 9-12 ' y ' -1 Rockhounds 10 Y to E F I G. A. A. 10-12 Rally Club 12 Dorothy Lee Morphis C. S. F. ll Commercial Club 12 Rally Club 12 Kinq's Teens ll-12 G A. A. 9-12 Girls' League 9-12 Ioy Violet Nelson G. A. A. 9-12 Rally Club 10-12 Debate Club 9 Comercial Club 12 Pioneer Promenaders W3 Girls' Block V. 12 I4 Q ' .14 . Dan Allen Newberry Boys' Federation 9-12 Herbert Gene Nicholson Boys' Federation 9-12 Pauline Lupe Ortiz Spanish Club 9-11 Girls' Glee 9-12 Robert Dean Owen Football ll-12 Boys' Federation Commi Spanish Club 12 Boys' Block V. 12 Anne Dramita Pannell Quill and Scroll 12 G, A. A. 9-12 Press Club 12 Creative Writing 12 Choir ll Orchestra 9-10 Pioneer Stait 12 Rally Club 12 Girls' Block V. 12 Roosevelt Pariqian Boys' Federation 9-12 Kathleen Marilyn Moore Pioneer Promenaders ll-12 Creative Writing Club 12 Teen Age Book Club 10 St Louis, Oklahoma 9 Margaret Ann Morphis ll-12 ttee ,wwe '11 ui Anne Kirby Parlier Girls' League 9-12 Hollister High 9-10 Avenal High 11 lean Clara Pars ous Big Sisters 12 Girls' League C-12 Charles Lee Pearson Chess Club 12 C. S, F. 12 Talent Assembly 11 Cross Country l0 Listeners Club 12 -if it X Q. I X X Kenneth Ray Phillips Memories of our teachers who with N . . . limmie Lloyd Phillips Boys' Federation 9-12 Track l1A12 Boys' Block V 12 Boys' Federation 9-12 George Perry Peichoto Talent Assembly 12 F. F A. 9-11 Band 9-10 Boys' Glee Club 12 Marqar Barbara Perez Girls' Block V. ll-12 Estrellita Club 9-12 Teen Age Book Club 10 Rally Club 12 Pioneer Promenaders G. A. A. 9-12 11-12 William Perry Football 10-12 Boys' Block V. ll-12 Track 9-10 Boys' Federation Committee ll Wilma Fam Peterson Girls' League 9-12 Beulah Faye Pholpl King's Teens 9-12 Pioneer Promenaders ll Rally Club 12 Commercial Club 12 Bill Phillip! Boys' Federation 9-12 Latin Club ll Sue Mavis Prico G. A. A. 9-12 Latin Club 10 lunior Statesmen ll Christmas Program 10 Guerdon William Pullinl Ouill and Scroll 12 Forensics ll Press Club 12 Oak Staff 12 Radio Speaking Club ll Iunior Statesmen ll Chess Club 10 Hi-Y 10 Talent Assembly 9 Edward Harry Pyle Talent Assemblies 10-1 1 Baseball 9 Basketball 10 Football 10-11 Boys' Block V. 10-ll Track 10-ll Boys' Glee Club 12 l-li-Y 9 Donald Ray Ponce Baseball 9 Rock Hcunds 10-ll Charles Newton Powell Teen Age Book Club 10 School Talent Assembly ll Gymnastic Club 9-12 Pres ll Talent Assembly 9 Orchestra 9 Lorraine Winterborg Praster Girls' League 9-12 I -f Dolores V. Quiro: Band 10-12 Orchestra ll-12 Spanish Club 10-12 G. A. A. 10-12 Rally Club 12 1112 Pioneer Promenaders - Pete Harold Reagan Football 9-10, 12 l Basketball 9-12 1 Track 10-12 N Boys' Block V Talent Assembly 10 Lawrence Michael Ray Pizarro F, F A 10 Emma Gone Reed Basketball 10-12 Exeter Hiqh 9 55015311 12 Girls' League Cabinet 12 Esys' Block V 10-12 G A. A- 9-12 Girls' Block V. ll-12 Sec Latin Club 10 Rally Club 10-12 Voice ol Democracy local winner lunior Statesmen ll Pioneer Promenaders ll then guldcmce and understc1nd1ng Stanley Rexmer Boys FGd6'1'C1llO lC' Chess Club 10 Pxoneer Staff 10 Hugh Alva Reed Roberts Boys Federahon 912 Lee Anne Rowley G1rls Leaque 912 P1one'er Promenaders Trlent Assembly 10 34 f-'P Vmcent RGHZI Q. l Boys Block V 1 rp Tuntls ma Club C 12 C rss Ycll Leadcr Il Sch lAsse111bly ll Sp rush Club 1012 Talent Assembhes 0 1 Oak Art Department Basketball Manager Wxlla Iune Royston G11' s Leaque 9 12 Ieryll Wendell Rxppee E ys Feder II1O'1 9 12 Doyle Gene Rnchxe 0 Football 10 Sw1mn1nq 10 B nd 912 T :lent Assembly ll Manuel Rojas Boys Block V 1017 Elsxe Pxna Rojas pcm Amenccm A Assembly Richard D Rodflquel Es relltta Club 01? s, 1111511 Club Q 12 Teen Aqe Book Club VICE Pres ll Ta ent Assembly 11 Football 1011 B111 lack Ryan Baseball 10 Baseball Q 12 B O k V 9 17 pres 1 Emmanuel E Salfell V1CS Pres 11 Chnstmas Play 10 Talent Assembly ll Kmq s Teens 11 P1oneer 12 Boys Federatlon 9 12 W1l11am Ioseph Rlve A 01 V1 es 1 Pres Qenurel 10 K y Club 11 12 V C Pres 12 P 31C I Prom erade 11 17 VICE Pr s Iulna Rocha Romero League Rachel Salcedo A A 1culent ASSET1bl19S lvmter Sports Club Q Fr nch Club 1112 1rls Block V 1112 Clrss Yell Leader 11 Mask and Dagger 12 ,..,4Y Allen Ray Roberson Bund 10 Talent Assembly 10 Boys Federitxon 912 Ioe Gavmo Rodnguez Baseball 9 12 o lc V 1 P n Amencan Assembly 1012 Dan Mata Samameqo Football 11 l B sketbal 11 Track 9 10 Bo s Block V 1112 Spamsh Club 1012 Talent Assemhhes A ff o 0 0 '3 S , X .2 . , ' 1 , I A fl I - A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' rs F-se 511119-12 Q -' f . - A F F A -12 V F - A2 Ce- - 1 .12 P: . 1 12 Tr' -1 9-10 1 - . - -1 . 1 1 - F- Y 1 if , , 5 , 1 e- 1 53 - 1 1 fe 1 . rs - .. 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A - .. ., . 44 1 8 .o -, X' ' ' ' 'f .- S Q t . . . - 35 'K -- -- 3 W-' , . ,A 4 - - 1 1-, 11-M, Q F I J . ,. .if - 1 Y , I ,. V ja l I .. if-1 . - V f'1 ' -S' -, is 4 V gs . . -. ' A - 'Qif' - ','.. - xv -1 ' ' v' -' I' I s f 3 '- 'I , ' 1 ' f l , I A . A A gf., V . V . .Q 5 ,5 .3 In :RQ 52213: Court the -tad nt. ,ijcyzd :hex hrs! 'z seubly. A5 MBL VA AW me N ,QW DANC E ' The Things We Do Activities we Y Q 4 K L ' 1 Qi ' fx.. ' .15 7 t r , - ,A fig xy ' --. V , 0 lr it . K, Mig? 5 5 , ,: 11,1 A 3 - ' X L lg 1 , 5 ,yfffixl Xi! Wa -Q. x,5'lff5' -Q ,ff if 'S 4. . 4 W WE, 1,3 W' ,A D 1 t l.Y I 1 .a A fx 7- 'I 'G 4,5 Q Ki fy If' 'I 4 W5 . , 1 Q . I ,Q x , , V' 5 I A . 'Y M- I 1 ,a .A J ., W N li fn? mf Q. da, wi ,Q f t V . A . nhf, 5, K' ' ' 6 -Q . I .. QW-W6 W , V ,Z -ala' X A, 1 VM A, I Q. '. , X f Q 4 my A wg 5? Q ,l ' ,gt , W at Q. W ' ' ' ' J , '64 i Y! Vis, V K I f V' dill, -1 A .: ' 14 .M Y. , I X f, V' X, A V I I W ,, i iq Q, Q A .I , ,ff , , i WMM? T Y, W 4' , M ' , , 5 2 w w! , 1 m 44 VA! 13 xf1k, A 1: , Q U f ,ek ' ,kg -P R M' ' 1 'is I '45 I K M , I, y -Qsxlm, br, I . 4,7 I fr A 1 A N u ' .4 . Q f I, ' C Y 1 orb! I ,gg is ' tw I . .p v , 13 , 1 I , V' X , gvfrq, f . . , Q G H , xxw' ., i, Q A , Q 4 W , , ga . W xy F? X . I If A, Ai 4 is They help in school government. CIN... 'yi-.4 V K lv A -- ':-Qu. 223. BOB LINE Sucient Bzdy President How 1 Bch Lzrie, Dick Combs, Fmnk Cdr- gsenter, Lowell Brown, Ldwrence Cotti, Rosc- lie Buszek, Donni Glives, Mrrry L1ss'1 Erwin, P tsy MrK11r1 R cwel P rry Mfrrylr e Connor fgrol B uzil L s Vlocner Msrrlor Evers R w 2 fhn 1XO 1 Tom Disbrow' Oscar Cohn Art Lgwsor Danny Hopper Howden Drxvis Torn Porter Bob Bgrnhgrt B111 Cham hers Lynne C gr n L,scomb D1 k Kindy P Brfrzil Louis M1 hglk Mgrlyn Lowry on Leslie-1' An el Qmsun Drle Vlcllherso kim o K 1 N is I. STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is to conduct on efficient school government ond to gdvise student dftorirs. Members oi the council include elected student body officers dnd representgtives of clubs critilidted with the school. Under the legdership of Student Body President Boh Line, the Student Council ottended sev- erctl conventions which crided them in solving school problems dnd in improving school conditions. The mctny octivities of the yedr included sponsoring g benefit gdme for the Morch oi Dimes ond hgndling concessions ot sevorgl logll ggmes. f1 k Kindy, Art Lgzwsozi, M rrilyn Lowry, Howden Drivisa, Tom lx'lSl'JIOW tCo1nr:11ss1cnerst 1,0 Q ' ' .1 Z4 all Marcely Koontz Yel I. aa r Eos Earnhart Head Yell Leader Carol Brazrl Yell Leader 1 SONG AND YELL LEADERS Encouraqrnq school sprnt the sonq and yell leaders worked together to burld up the morale ot the teams Full of v1m and VIQOF they appeared at all the rallles qames and car parades Workrng hard for lonq hours they made up new steps and routu es to new songs and yells They traveled to Dmuba for the Rarsm Day parade They also ap peared rn the Chrlstmas Lane pa raae and Rodeo parade here rn town Thelr appearance at Tulare for an exchange pep assembly dur mq the football sea on was another lnrqhlrqht The sonq and yell leaders were all chosen by the student councll The qrrl des1qned and made thelr own unlforms ,mi Sonq Leaders Marl n Hayes lo n 'ihoemaker Lors Waqner Peqqy Bennett 51 I 0 t A Rally Club Officers-Rachel Perry, Frances M David Dean, Marlene Hayes, Louis Mxchalk, Gloqosky. THE RALLY CLUB The Rally Club was an impor- tant, well known club around the campus this year. lt should be credited with a lot of the spirit that Visalia Union High School had. lt was the Rally Club that held all of the swell pep rallies for the football qames and as many for the basket- ball qarnes as the weather per- mitted. lt was also the Rally Club that was responsbile for the car parade before the traditional Tulare- Visalia football qame. After the game the Rally Club held one of the finest dances of the year. The Rally Club sold reserved seats this year at the football qames. This is the first year that this was tried and the idea went over biq. The Rally Club deserves a lot of praise for this year's work. Mciorettesw Bottom row: Evelyn Flowers, Ianice Reid, Sharon Myers. Standing: Betty Foe, Patsy MoKim, Alice lt-'faoedo -0--.Q Band, Row 1' -Ruth Motlenlteur, Fay Cobbs, Tenn Smith, Delores Ouiroz, Curtis Babcock, Marilyn Winters, Ieannette Alexander, Louisa Bauman, Naomi Scott, lack Miller, Don Petersen, Mary Alice Brant, Aliso Mfxvedo, Betty Arnett. Row 2 Vfurrenfi Bate- hum, Pat Rice, Lucille Perez, Ioan Gloqosky, Earlene Chatten, Richard lacobs, Vernfi Lou Lynch, Edwin P rf'hei:o, Tllanufl Gon- zales, Don Richmond, Charles Black,Luc1lle Richer, Ioyoe McGinnis, lion Fenwzclc, Ronald Roadcap, Ifirnes Lewis, Francis lohnston, Marian Wilson Row 3 Eugene Bruner, Ambrosia Flores, Luther Kiiiohigian, Franklin Bertheau, Richard Benf, Iames Edwards, Ralph Phillips, Fred Watts, Tom Disbrow, Wayne Malzaut, Mr Tweed, Pat Terry, Iessie Parks, Mike Betterton, Harold Rains, lon Scott THE BAND Under the direction of lvfr. Tweed the Band participated in numerous activities during the year. The band made its appearance at the Raisin Day Festival Parade at Dinuba, Lindsay Orange Blossom Festival, Christmas Lane Parade and Rodeo parade here in town. They traveled to Fresno to see the Michigan Band. Helping to build up the morale of the team the Band appeared at all football games including those out of town. They were noted for their many stunts and clever routines at various football games. The officers of the hand were Manager, B QQ Mattis- Reporter, Ioan Glogoskyf Drum Major, Torn Disbrowg Head ajorette, Patsy Mcliim. 53 L' P nzfrde th 1' Boys' Federation Officers - Eddie Pyle:-, Prffsga-,':i': Melvin Kxchxgrzn, Seirerzry ind Treasurer: Toe Par- shizll, Vice President Together they were mterested THE BOYS' FEDERATION The Boys' Federation is an active club of which every boy in the school is a member. This year's aroup did not hold as many meet- inqs as former years, because of inadequate facilities. However, tor the boys who were interested in ex- tra-curricular activities, the Boys' Federation held noon tournaments under the direction ot Mr. Reaentuss. The winners ct the tournaments were given awards by the Boys' Federa- tion. 'is in the welfare of their school. Girls' League Cabinet, Left to Right--Ruth Diary Green, Donna Glaves, loan Glogostcy, Mary Lissa Erwin, Lynne Lipscomb, Nancy Paregien, Emma Gene Reed i Girls League Comm t fit' PU Girls League Officers, Row 1- lcnziz Gl':'.'es, Lo: 'Niche H 2 l s 4 r ow guido, Setores S'.-Jeirgnger, GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League has Just com- pleted a most successful year. The list of the activities included a fall and spring fashion show. The Big Sisters Organization was started with the purpose of helping the new girls of the school to get acquainted. Christmas boxes were placed in all classrooms by the Welfare Committee. The money taken from them was used to buy drap- ery material for the men's ward of the Old Peoples Home. In cooperation with the Key Club Christmas baskets consist- ing of food and gifts were dis- tributed to needy families Sweat ers and dolls made by the girl were put in the boxes The annual Girls League Pic nic was held at Mooney Grove this spring Donna Glaves was this years president Heel Rb flpflk P ,'E it Vl F idley loan G rr r G n Re ze Lv y Ser u .ur In their gay crowds they find 44 pleasure in the new surroundings 5 They strive for C1 better annual. f I A lull , Lxcvgfflrt-'Nnr0 v The Gclk Co-Edltcrs Mary Lxsscz and Art Lawson Copy and Engraving Ediiors-Czrtxl Hmm! 'zzmi I 'md Fixfulty Fdrers Glenn: Sxmdrrluxd, Ifmcl Gmc K1yVfcoten. Ari Ediior Lori Leshnz. Swxeizxr, ferry Hxlrurer OAK STAFF Deadlines on the different sections were met successfully by members of the Oak Staff. The yearbook was discussed and ideas were expressed before work on the book began, Copy and identification for the pictures were checked with faculty advisors to assure correct spelling of names and description of clubs and activities. Rainy weather and fog interfered with taking class pictures, but they were finally taken and identified. Faculty and club pictures were shot before school, at noon, and after school, therefore, avoiding interfer- ence with classes. The cover of the Oak was chosen after careful study of many samples brought to the school by the manu- facturers and salesmen. The introduction of our new school plant was decided to be the center of interest on the cover as well as the theme of the book. ic Ad Sfrlesmf-ri Paula Calk, Pearl ods, loyce Grant, Nora Mayberry, llnet Swisher, Iohnny Morgans. pus. t r.'t ' 59 Editor--DALE MCPHERSCN The Pioneer 'T ' . A, ,,NA, Iiewgz Efrinwr KATHIILN Tl'.'.TAG Edna: SUE ANN L QOPT!IAIl -sf Plnrfr-'I' X we I IA Lx. PIQNEEH All year long the menibers of our Pioneer staff have rushed around asking questions, gather- ing news, writing editorials, sell- ing ads- and nieeting deadlines. The staff was able to produce an even better paper than before, because of the modern conven- iences available rn the lournaiism room. Besides the week issues the staif turned out feature edi- tions. They prfduced an April Fool paper, a Christmas edition, which featured witty letters to Santa Claus, written by the stu- dents, and also a paper espe- cially for seniors in which their wills were published. The Pioneers added specialty this year was Don Leshers char- acter sketches of the football and basketball team members. Among the many activities at- tended by the Pioneer staff was the annual Press Conference held in Fresno on Cctober 12. Row 1 Reporzcrs Iohn llixon, Lee Arzris g vlchae Pietrci If Faux d Lee, er Buddy Giles ie Lf 'uh Sl line Schooler, Margie Grant, Carol Bot Row 2 ulqdwyn Fryer Judy Williams Arlene Probst Robera Packer B roar Tankersiey, We beat Poxtervrlle 7 to 6 1n a ThursdaY 21 tO N? not.lh t O C XXNXN x Si Wfhfwfffffwfff f SEPTEMBER Monday 1 1 Fr1day 22 Xxx U mu x '49 xxkxx N x XWXX Qx is l 5 Erlday 13 Saturday 14 Monday 23 Wednesday to Erxday 25 27 Saturday 28 NOVEMBER Thursday 2 Errday 3 Tuesday 7 Erlday 17 Errday Saturday l7 18 Thursday DECEMBER Saturday 2 Tuesday l2 Wednesday Errday 15 62 l 3 I fifffhlfififffff Frlday 29 OCTOBER FfldCIY 6 close one Fun was had by members of the G A A at a barbecue held at Mooney Grove Our parents mspect our new bu1ld1ngs Teachers attend Instltute P1oneers travel to Tait and w1n 28 to 13 Dreamy creatxons were mod eled by members ot the Gxrls League Proneers do 1t aga1nl Beat East Bakersfleld 24 to 14 Exams' P1oneers edge Delano l4 to 12 The Great Amer1can Eamlly annual Fall play was pre sented Thanksgwlng Vacat1on l-lard fought game wxth Merced breaks agaxnst us Score 14 l9 Sports d1nner We dump Sanger 1n a practlce game Gay t1me at annual G A A Ecctball Dance Calendar of Events Cheer up only ten months to P1oneers open football season w1th 15 to 0 wln over Wood ake Ploneers lose to Hanford 26 19 P1oneers rcmp over Tulare 31 6 Rally Club sponsors dance to celebrate w1n over Tulare Ianuary l IANUARY Tuesday 2 Frlday 5 Saturday 6 Frxday 12 Saturday 20 Tuesday 23 Tuesday 23 to 25 Frlday 26 FEBRUARY Frlday 2 Saturday l0 Monday 12 Frlday l6 Thursday 22 Saturday 24 I-lurrayl' Chrrstmas Vacat1on Basketball game w1th Strath more Errst league game w1th D1nuba We w1n 59 44 Ploneers edge Sanger Jn a practrce game 38 32 Sophomore Dance IS a success att r loss to Delano Basketball rsn t as 1t should bel A loss to Porterv1lle Fresno comes out over us w1th a score of 70 54 Exams what already? We sure showed Tulare w1th a score of 53 43 Emperors came out over us 47 40 A V1ClOfY over Portervrlle 33 26 Holrday Llncoln s b1rthday We went to Delano for a vrctory Ev ryone vacates for Washlng tcn s bxrthday We downed Tulare aqam i l tx 'Lx WV ss x x N X xxxxxx xxX X sx Q x t - , Q S I SAX .kk X Secs qO. xxx V. xxxxj X35 . . x x x x i. Q ,. v ' ' ' . ss K ...grip I Q gs. ' . bg X ' xx l x u- ' xx xQ xg. sx .w X l . N X K x Q gx 5 5 . . x Q xg.: , - - Qs.-xxx NNN N ex-xa. xxxw-xx 'SNS x x QS Q Q xxx? 50 x.xx xxxxxxxxxx xx 5x X X l xxxxx xg - - , X X y fy 4 - x x x 1 -' - L... , I f 1 ' . I Y. I , I 5 . , - . I - .. I n I - Y Y 4 . 1 ' - I ,, - Q , . , . 1 ' 'T - ' 7 ' I , , 1 'T ' ' . , , V . , W- . - - , , - . . ll 1 n ll 4 - I Y - -. I - , 23 - . ' ' ' , T' ' 1 I ,.- i A I . 1 . . . - . , -W- , - -- . . 4 , Y? l .- Q - , x, 7 I . , i . . . I 1 I V 7 ' MARCH Friday, 2- Saturday, 3- Friday, 9- Saturday, l0- Monday 19- Thursday, 22-24- Monday, 26- Tuesday, 27- Thursday 29 APRIL Tuesday 3 to Thursday 5 Friday 6 Saturday 7 Friday l3 Saturday 14 Sweetheart for the F. F. A. Barn dance was Delores Swearinqen. Opened the baseball season with a win and a loss to Fresno. Best Foot Forward, our Spring play. A Win and tie with Roosevelt and Fresno. At last-Spring vacation. Delano host to B tournament. School again. Baseball game with Hanford held here Girls League fashion show Friday, 20- Saturday, 2l Wednesday, 25- Friday, 27- Saturday, 28- MAY Tuesday l Friday 4 Exams' B game with Porterville 20 30 relays held in Tulare Saturday 5 Monday 7 Tuesday 8 Delano host to B team Track meet with Tulare held here Friday l l Saturday 12 Visalia host to Taft B team Saturday 19 Saturday 26 Wednesday 30 IUNE Sunday 3 Friday 8 Visalia sponsored All Valley Track Meet State Track Meet at University of California in Berkeley Memorlal Day All s e n to r s attended Bacca laureate Commencement B game with Tulare. Visalia traveled to Delano for the County Divisional Track Meet and retumed in time for a baseball game with Wasco. Student Body entertained by Fresno State College assembly. Busy all-day county track meet followed by Key Club Dance and out of town baseball game with Porterville. Crowded grandstand for the Bakersfield basketball game. Students enjoyed Exeter Talent Assembly Delano traveled here for base ball game San Ioaquin Divisional Track meet held here While baseball team played East Bakersfield We enloyed H a p p y Bruno ventriloquist Presented our talent assembly to Exeter Annual Iunior Senior Prom Went to the West Coast Relay in Fresno xxxwx f fwfff , 1 4 I I , 7 7 I . - I . l 1 I , . I - . 1 .g' '31 ! '- - . 4 . - aa 5 Jw, H.f.4,f atict-I - '5:: - ,zfzfzfzf - ' ' ' , -2 f A 2.2 M211 ':1:1:1'l t 'HU ll lflnls HL- Z ' 2az2:fE5Fqt?f 252222-ull tt 'tt wget 2 ' ' Qs, .ei2i22'!511-I I .t ' f if tmffffizrltt '-'uit I' Zz- fzizfz-.'-t 1 .V IE E523 'fririr' , - -' V - 21. Q-' -. fflhuz' 1 H X ' . '-: -1- , ! I 7 tm! Q 5 9 4 ' I ff!!! f-E 701 Z!!!! U' ' ' ' g.- !!!!!!!f!fff!!!!!!!! ! X lu -x ' lhtlwyil iq XX X X ttrtilinlll AH gqtt. l XX TIN!! u fl!!! iff' X Dix X ll X XX sv-to Q 9- cn lj Q- Q P1 Q.. U1 4 co P. U1 63 .63-gif Quill and Scroll, Row I Iflike Eetterfcn, Handel Allen, Blair Butler, Arthur Lawson, lerry lluzttir, Chiilrs Boone, Gueidon Puilins, Don Lesher, Howden Davis, Dale Mt,-Pnl-rsvr. Row 2 Qlfirfil lirazi., Glorifr Guido, Gurr- Roywton, Lftuisf Haverstonk, lain Slimiiimki r, Sftw Ani. ilxgtiizii, Iwnet Swisher, Marilyn Lowry, Glenn: Sunderland, Kay ltflantaqur-, Mary Liss: Erwin, Onxa Kay Wooten, Lawrence Cotta. QUILL G SCROLL The Visalia Chapter of Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for out- standing high school journalists, was headed this year by Mary Lissa Erwin. The chief social activity oi the year was a dinner party held in the spring at which twenty new members were initiated. To be eli- gible tor membership in the society, the student must rank among the upper third oi his class in scholarship, and be a junior or senior. Members received ottioial club pins, membership cards, and a years sub- scription to the Quill and Scroll Magazine. PRESS CLUB Beginning the years aotviities, the Press Club held its first meeting at the Melody House tor the purpose ot choosing otticers and getting club tunctionings under way. Members of the club were high school jour- nalists who had sixty inches of copy pubf lished in the Pioneer, or those who had done outstanding work on the Oak The main events of the year were attending spring and tall lournalistic Conferences in Fresno, and sponsoring the April Fools Edition oi the paper. The group was spon- sored by Delmont Korooh. Press Club. Row 1 lfhke Eeiterton, llzkf Pzetrotwrto, Row-:den Jrvxs, khziny Y-lt: yin, Az '.: l,'rws q:t, :1Q. Ry' ,:r1, Ln A z.,-tr lfcgcr E'J:iaeIA1ler1,El1ir Huis: Lilo McPherson Row 3-4Car:i Eel, Linn- Hzversiock, lair: Shoeznzker, f.. Lissa Er:-:1n, Glenna Sunderland, Maraxe Grant, Arlen Probst Gloria Gmac, Gay Royston, Kay Montzgue, Carol EYSI2l How 3 c :::ly:1 Schocler, Roberta P::k-er, ludy Vv'rl,i:rrg, Drarrxjhka-Finnell, Cliairles Eeene, Edward Ticiz-fell, Guerdon Pulhn. ferry' Hunter, Ilan sher, Sue Ann Gooyzrrrri, Janet QILSPISI, Urllyn Loi-:ry Lfxian Sh it ilcer, if 57 .-up-A Q , . HQ' A 'Uv' ' T' A 'M Q ' mv .4 1' 5 . ,- oi 'Q x,,lf M' Q we 0' s 5: ,- ' 0 ,..JffL.w - CSF Officers, Row 1 Auarffy 1:'l'jlIZf-'li lfk, Lynne Sharon Lipscomb, Gladwyn F Kfrwaski How 2 Robert Sigeesley, Oscar Schns Bill Chambers, Ralph Miles California Scholarship Federation is a statewide scciety for honor studentsp our local group under the supervision ot Miss Ienny Larkin had a total membership ot thirty-nine. This year the club attended two regional conventions, one at Shatter held in the fall, and one at Bakersfield held in the spring. The organization also sent four delegates to the state convention in Berkeley. Three outstanding events ot the year were an after-game dance- a hay ride to the St. lohn's River bed, and the annual spring picnic at Mooney Grove at which tirne an out of town club was invited as a guest. C. S. F. Members, Row 1 Ronald Martell, Nora Mayberry, Carol Eelnzont, Ann Vfeckwerth, Barbara Hinds, Nada Hendn ear luanell Elkins, Pablo Rodrlquez. Row 2-Aloert Collins, Mme Pietratarte, Lorrie Davis, Alice Austzn, Iune Brtney Bc r Tankersley, Audry Puglizevich, Barbara Io Chambers, Mary L1ssa Erwin, Klkkli Kawaski, Dick Combs, Rswden Dav s Row 3 lohn Lindly, Franklin Bertheau, loan Glocosky, Gladwyn Fryer, fvfaryiane Connsr, Norma !-lu'h, llrarmta Pannell, Lxiy 1 hams, Moreen Thorpe, Lynne Sharon Lipscomb, lanice Rec-d, Ianet Loftland, lo Ann Kelly, Robert Sneesly, Gordon Pe d rr How 4 Charles Pearson, Kirrnach Natani, Oscar Sohns, Art Thenirson, Chick Ehrhorn, Dick Kindy, Bill Chambers xva Dean, loc Parshall, Bill Rivers, Bill Holley, Iirn McCfrrnmen, Ralph Miles. K . hw, QR K .X I ,J ,-,,.-1 4 Iunior Slclesmen. Row 1 Kiwis K zwrswkr, firck Crowe., F1'r:.w1,l..,1-f'-r . ,::rt- ,- .. 1. 5. :' . :': V v::1or., Row 2-Albfrt t lrrrs, K.fty Efckerxdcrt, flfrrrzr. E :f-rs, Beryl Goudre, Geirir Pr-'frf,rg, Y Arn. K- .l',', T: rr. ' :'Erf1z'.1 Row 3 Curns Ext 'i Tlrsky Br ,,L' J Jn, lr::. MPC :::.rt.'r. like Cirrrbs lane Curry, f f szwr, Ar'lr'x1 l r. IUNICR STATESMEN LATlN CLUB During the many club meetings through- Vtforkirrg together the members ot the out the year the lunior Statesmen have Latin Club plan various activities such as strived to acquaint their members with the the installation of officers, the annual Roman principles of American government. Re- Banquet, and a skating party. The memf gional and state conventions have kept this bers are runior, sophomore, and freshman active group busy making plans tor their Latin students. The presiding otticers were attending delegates. Spotting their active lmperator, Marvjane Connor: Praestor, Bar- calendar were state conventions in Long bara lo Chambers: Quaestor, Patty Mc- Beach and a regional convention in Turlock. Cartyg Advisor, Miss Gertrude Smith. Lahn Club How l Row 2 w3l' fi. Spanish Club Members dancing. ESTRELLITA CLUB The Estrellita Club started cff the year with a dancing party held in the Visalia Iunior High School Gym. South ccnd North American dances were featured. Club pins were ordered this year by many members of the club. First semester officers were: Rudy Ortiz, president, Angela Swaim, vice- president: Louise Haverstock, secretary, Adeline Rodriguez, treasurer. Second semester officers were: Mary Campos, president: Margaret Perez, vice-presi- dent, Shirley Lujan, secretary: Gloria Guido, secretary. Miss Geraldine Cross was club advisor. Row 1-Ioyce Grunt, Iuliu Huron, Sliirltq. l.u1'1r1, C'f,:.:i1f- Fifqm rw z, Arzgi Sf gm, Mfziy Roms, C':r:twn ilstr idfr, Clinol lui rn Glarig Casarfis, Murgaret Perez, Yclcrfs- Quirzz, Il if :Lind Quxzrvz Evelyn rm: lrfctf lv 1, Ccnmf' Vasquez. Row 2-Gloil Tarango, Amelia Gdrcm, GlOl'l'Z Gund: Fldelixc R'dr.fguf-z, Elsit flfgrn rrgdfz, Gilbert Fazirliez, Albtvrt Collins, S'f1l'r Rasta' Linda Lamb, Lucy Perez, Gfcria Herreru, ffleanor Flores. Row 3-Mary C'::ng os, Aniyrzrc S zlcedc, Clfiude Halstuid, Mazirif Corbett, Ioe Rodriguez, Freddy Graiedfz, Iohnny Rcdrzquez, Ilrn Sarnuniefgci, Pfiulfztefin Calk, Chivk Ehrhorn, lolinny Poritw: Patsy Still, Bryce lerlow, Reba Gaodrifli, Hdrlr-'rn Mfrtliewszi i. ,.l 4 4 a 4 a 4 N .J . if l 0 12,9 1, xx r ll YZ 'IJ A ,Z ff' 49' French Club, Row 1 Dale McPherson, lifnlene Heustis, Winoni Edwards, Bob Barnhart, Kathleen Mcrztaque, Peggy Mcliin., Rosalie Buszek Row 2-Miss Ruth Mary Green, Dons George, Shirley Taylor, Patsy McK1m, Audrie Puqlrzevich, Rachel Saicedc, Indy Williams, Marianne Morris, Michael Pietroforte, Nora Mfxyberry, Ronald Burris, Connie Venables, Gaylene Morris, Pri Freeman, Frarres Mixter, Glennd Sunderland, Marilyn Lowry. FRENCH CLUB Throuqh the year, the members of the French Club revised their constitution and voted on new pins. They sponsored a food sale to raise money for a CARE package io be sent to a French family in Normdndy. Their annual club dinner was held on February 28. French food and French music were featured. COMMERCIAL CLUB Arnonq the aciivities oi the newly organ- ized Commercial Club were discussions by local businessmen and former high school students, who are now working in the busie ness field. They had field trips to local oi- fices and movies on job requirements. Money was roised by candy sales and club dues. Commercial Club, Row 1 Louise Yahn: rn, Pearl Vlfccds Irene Lhriss, Mzrzlyzi Coic, Barbara Blair, E rrbdra Tznkersley, I Qeres S'.-.'e'1r1::1f'r1. lfzrte Gong, Bertha Rich, Eleansr Eerfq. How 2 Mr Yedaer, R11 Rice, Betty Smznonfzm Burlrarw Ciwerzz, Petty R? Cdes Mi1fi':,f rg: Tflcindozi, Gf-Vrldinf S1Iver'1,DstEs:fs,Nl' lif Gcnj, Qlclcres Scxzzr, lc Ann Rozdy. Row 3 Aibfr' Cdl.: Ted Hur rd 1, Q xrel May, Elll Bean, Cl1f11l 2S Cullum -1.5 w KJ . 'XI mi 1 If-'X -'-w :,.v 2. Promenaders Officers + 1 r S o'i in r. ng your par ner 1 fa me ui Euaer Qhtes ey Quscn Broun PIONEER PROMENADERS Swing her to the left and swino her to the ight This is one of the calls you might hoar coming from the Phy ical Education class rooms on Mondays at noon The Pionecr Promenoders club spends their noon hour folk dancinq to recorded music. The purpose of the club is to teach folk dancing and to promote social relations. Parties and dance exhibitions were put on by the qroup during the year, and the dancers participated in the May Day festival. All in all the club had a very successful year under the leadership of Mrs. Newman and the oflicers. Row l-Ltifznc Neftin, Ioan Sinionifin, Muriel Patterson, lf- Ann Rowley, Icy Nc-lson, Sylvifi Sousauiian, Pauli Sheldzn G Sliecslcy, Row 2-Richard Miller, Kathryn Pitzgzert, Margie Pruitt, Maureen Tlicrgie, Bill Rivers, lanet Loffland, Shirley Erew Leland lensen. may 'E I C7 gf f.. First Semester Officers Los Vtlfraner, Bertha Rich, Nanfy Second Semester Officers z5SrQ.- fig 1, A:.y.1C 11. fYY l :wif 51, . :, Su-.'ff:ri't G. A. A. The Girls Athletics Association is an organization tor girls to participate in the ditterent sports. There are noon sports tor the girls who are unable to attend atter school. To become a member a girl rnust earn 300 points. The first semester president was Lois Wagner. Throughout the serriester the G. A. A. attended several out ol town playdays, where they met girls from other schools and enjoyed competing with them in various sports. The Visalia G. A. A. sponsored a ployday, which was held this year at Mooney's Grove. Winter sports was the theme tor the annual football dance, which was held on December 15, at that time the king and queen were crowned. There was also a breakfast, where the awards were given and the new otticers were installed. The second semester otticers, under the leadership ot President Donna Gillespie, revised the constitution and held the Mother-Daughter Banquet. The advisor for this organization is Miss Sewell. Girls' main interest is to acquire PV QQ? -lt' N- l1 ::I sv 2, t , , Ml Q 1 Glenna Sunderland klcks bull up to Rachel Sczlcedo, whlle The volley bull IS batted buck and forth by members of G. A. A teammates look on. Norlne McKellar kmcks bull to Arlene Probst. C I O better Sklll 1n vc1r1ous sports. Mtcl-:ey Brown Wfxits for opponent to hit bclll to her Shirley Tnylor and Anna Oro pump for tie bull .,, ,ttt be 'fiv t, GIRLS BLOCK V The Girls' Block V is an honor or- ganization for the girls who have at- tained 1200 G. A. A. points. lt a member cf the club is absent without a good exe cuse three consecutive meetings, or does not attend at least one G. A. A. sport a semester, she loses her privilege of being f a Block V. member. When a girl is nc t longer an active member she is not al- t lowed to wear her Block V sweater until she is reinstated by the club members. During the first semester the girls made maroon and white porn-poms tc sell for the football games. There was a Spanish dinner held in honor of the new members. The second semester the girls made candy to sell as a money making proj- ect. A Chinese dinner was given tor the new second semester members. The ade visor for the club was Miss Bray. 'Y' 1 First Semester President MARILYN LOWRY ,V . Q J ,f H+ ., , , ry: 7 ' fi it 5 :: l . l tl r- ' l .-... Officers Carol Brazil, lime Brtn-Oy, Gloria Guido, Emma Gene Recd Second Semester Presxden TOAN GLOGOSKY Members, Row 1fGlCTIlU Casaras, Dolores Ouiroz, Mfzrre Brady Nor: lfiyrezry, Pat Er :z.l Z.:!l1t-r Lf':::1:s,,, Icy flespzi, Tune Brtrvey, Bertha Rach Row 2 Evelyn Serbu, Mary Campos, Margaret Perez, Glcri: Guido, Frirrces Mixifz, Lrnnm Gene Reed, Maxine Hash, Elizabeth Rich, Lois Vtfaqner, Doris Gecrge, Donna Gzllesygie, Drcztiita Pirnnel' farilyn Liz-:ry Shirley Taylor, Ioan Gicqosky, Miss Gloria Bray. Y t I ' Q 8 pn fl ,' 1 4' E: K BOYS' BLGCK V Under the auidance ot Charles Marshall and first se- mester president, Bill Ryan, the Boys' Block V held its fall sports banquet honoring the football and cross country squads. Activities for the fall semester included printing of the football programs for the Merced qarne held here. The oroqrarn committee sh owed movies of various sports. To be eliqble for the Block V a boy rnust earn his letter in any sport. Other tall semester atv ficers were: Bill Chambers, secretary, David Dean, treasf urerg lohn Dixon, council rep- resentative. Firsi Semester Officers. Row I Qrck Kinciy, Charles Eeene, Boys Block V Banquet its' Seniestf-r Sr arts Binquei Row I Bobby Gfldsaziiitli, Lldwfirrl l.v'-f-per, Bob Linf'-, lflxn fwxon, B,El By :xi R1'l11I'l '1:. :'. How 2 Twin liishrfr.-1, A Simon, Charles Br-mv, lfirk Kindy, lfanfild Akin, Guido Lamlo zrdi, lip L1 Ciaiiihs. Row 3 if riff: M zrslt ill, Barxzdine ' Pfrry, Dan Samfmi 1450, Torn Porfrfr, Curtis Bfrbr-ark, C3 oo, V -. v 'B' 5 M 1 YT! 15 EJIO'-fl, Bill Chunihers. Row 2 Bill Ryan, lolin lyixon, Robert Girard. i i .,l fx Ut fr- Er 63'-2, 1? - .ms Lmgl. , -. -. cf as as U I! r ' T Q , s-4 f H ,s.. ly., 1 Ei Q5 r 4 az. 6' Choir, Row I--ltianell Elkins, Marzlyn Basinger, Nora Mayberry, Pauli Sheldcn, Angela Swann, Patricia Terry, Alowee Hick- ntxn, ljelcres Swerrringen, Ienell Kuykendall, Shirley Bastrire, Mary Lou Stung, lzrnes Keener, Shirley Tipton, Ann Brown Hzrlurn Llathewson. Row 2-Ga1lB1rrer,Nada Chastain, Sandra Goodrirh, Betty Enlow, lean Swank, Muriel Patterson, Phyllis Br idshaw, Pfzt Cowan, Rita Arnold, lean Hill, Gladwyn Fryer, llarcl Eelrzont, Oleta Hughs, Nova Allen, Ioanne Kelly. How 3-Iudy Wxllurnts, Donna Glaves, Cleo Barry, Frances Hutchison, lean Peterson, Maureen Thorpe, Beverly Hatfield. Row 4 Buddy G1lleso1e,Per:y Carpenter, Bobby Kimball, Lorenzo Diaz, Mike Pietritorte, Teddy Stroben, lim Kirby, Howard Foust, Eddie Pyle, Ambrosia Flores, Charles Atkins, Frank Carpenter, Row 5-Mr George Burris, Bill Poras, Norman Blue, Freddie idwards, lohn Kloth, lack Hannah, Raymond Dreo, Merle Hupp, Roscoe Conklin, Tom Disbrow BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club under the direction of George Burris pre- sented programs for the Kiwanis Club, Lions Club and various civic organizations. Combining voices with the choir they pre- sented several programs for the student body and for local churches. They entered the spring festival held in Visalia. Future plans include the forming of a boys' quartet. As a closing activ- ity the club sang in the bacca- laureate services. CHOIR The entertainment for the American Legion and the Episcopal Church banquets was sup- plied by the High School Choir. They pre- sented Christmas concerts for Linnell Camp, fcr the student body, for the P. T. A., and a Christmas program for the Kiwanis Club. They took part in spring festivals and competed with other Choirs in this section of the Valley. The Choir has had several Radio Broadcasts and was represented at Stocktons College of the Pacific Choral Clinic. The Choir had a few ensembles for the Merchants' Fair and it sang for the baccalaureate exercises. The Choir is one of the finest in this valley and is always well received. Boys' Glee Club, Row 1 Harlenc l.'a'thewsf,:L flczznzin liz-, Tfd Ftrozgwzi, lrzznc 'Qarg enter, Mr Burris Row 2-Michael Pzefrcgiort-i-, Buddy Gillesg if, lim K.rby, Frank Ftarifcrd Row 3 Merle Hupp, Rayrzicnd Lreo, Fcldie Pyle Row 4 Bob Kimball laik Hiririzh, Fred Edwards, Roscoe Conkln. ,' T1 Row I-Barbara Chambers, Nddg H6HdC15QD- Vern: Lynch, Adeline Rodriguez, Nancy Paregien. How 2- Amparo Salcedo, Ian- 1'e Reid, Bffvfrly Pendzla, Lynne Lipstomb, Cecelia i'Jztv'zreete, lay Letterman, johnny Fonteca. How 3-Francis Iohnson, Nick Winkler, Nwonifz Stott, Lzlorf-s Quiroz, If.-'xnette Aiexincter. Row 4 Frances Mixter, Mr Kline, Dorme Davis. ADVANCED ORCHESTRA The Advanced Orchestra has been very busy with all of the activities they have played tor. These activities are the Christmas Carol program, the two school plays, the all county orches- tra music reading clinic, and the ex- ecutives' club dinner. In the future the Visalia Orchestra will be host for the music festival. lt will play for the lunior High and the elementary schools. lt will also play for baccalaureate and it hopes to have an evening ot music to be held outside in the Senior Court. 0 rw '5- WESTERN BAND A new class was held this year tor a group ot students to form a Western Band. Under the direction ot Mr. Kline, the group practiced together and was able to ploy for a number of organi- zations. The band entertained at the Kiwanis Club, Rotary Club, Exchange Club, the Merchants' Fair, and the Father and Son Banquet. The group also held several radio programs and noon assemblies for the students. All ot the boys play by ear. Bobby lackson and lean Shepherd lent their vocal talents to the group. The West- ern Band has done much to improve public relations for V.S.H.S. s. mn son Perry Rhodes Merle Hxgggz, stle Fx ey E-lub Nici C1 C ,. Wh. ackscn, Carl Patton, Arribros Beverly Pendola Row l-Eula Looney, Ruby VW: lace, Norma Caldwell, Ala Isaac Elarene McNutt. How 2- Carl Liv .V1 .,ea.s. Row 3-Gene -rude .rn Bezraon, Hugh Thrasher, Babb Flcres, Bill Beene Row 4-lean Sheppard, Ted Terry, Earnest Snow 0? X QP in - ' HxY Row 1 fc CJ F' r 1 1 tr Bah Cf.-.'eri, Kfrgrp- th Cizhinezu, L'rcr: Pryvr, Richer' J Row 2 F Ei ri 'l L I1 4 'l '2 fxf.y, 351.gif Evzrixl Erycf- It :Qin-J f,zzryIKf1sdcri, P Thelr mam mterest was to HI-Y The HLY is an active organization made up of all hiqh school boys- who are inter- estod. lt is affiliated with the Tulare County Y.M.C.A. Their proaram includes many year- rouna activities such as a hay-ride, swim- rninq party, and Christmas party. They also attend various camps held by the Y.M.C.A, at Lake Sequoia which is owned hy the Each year the Visalia Hi-Y fartxcycates in the annual Tulare County Y.lvl.C.A. Basketball Tournament held at the Colleae ct the Sequcias. The hiahliaht of the H:-Y oroaram is the annual Y.M.C.A. Yiuih arid Government fvfcdei Leqislature held in capitol buildinq in Sacramento. Tnere ihe members of the HifY are trained 'ri California State Leaislature procedures. Ili. Curfis their advisor. . ' 'o 4 W 3 fw.-. fp,f,, WW f is -. ! if 3 1 I if it f J 11 naman-n Yffeens, How 1-I 'r.7.: l zvxzu, Bf-ryl Gfufiw, Rfb: rLOUCif1f'h. Row 2 M .:'1' Sfwfll, Ah A A115-111, Cf-1,1 Qrxrwi, flf 1 F .'.'f' Z., Row 3--FE. Iifxr- C5C'I'lf' 53117: '1 f:r1'P1 C1--r:T.'3'1:'if7.':hf1 0 O stnve for C1 better communlty The Y-Teens, huci us mum func- Igm Us cnxmml Chrgstnrxs potty for f.:1jery,rgv11-'::,ed chzljrer.. A c:mdLeA .ight 1:15tc11.f111orx of oimcere wwe held GI the f.ff-iE1od1,ef Churin 'mth Yffeens cmd W Leg: guess as wlizeseee. In the spruiq me C1Y'!I'1LlOl Mother-Daughter Bcmquet weld rx' iz iiflil Chmese res' 5' .L Pun 2-JG5 hir: by fill the girl? 1' CT 'Jl '5k'Y.fi II1 ,uri :1:A retrfvfxt. Cure f'1'Lf'.il5 zur Af1i'1':Q im Q75 the fist .-eig.-fever ere: Pzvfgidem, fwlzniot. Bfefe Vieefprespien' Kltty Becker diff' Secreitxry B125 Geerqeq Treas- 'rfer Glenn Crlgzyrrl, S-eierld serrxee er .1 '.'.' Lire: PT?'S.3ETj Beryl Genie' ' 5 --If B in Affdrxeh' Secref ADQIHHA Df 1- T , I, refisurer Allie .Q l Y Xxfus: P'N 'Q: SQ-14 21' x 1 ,-ev., S SAIC C1CU.:-.. ' :rw for '21, fr .6 ,. 1 V,,uu.Qv,mg,. dm., . 6' X Row ledhx 1. .. 'T rf. Henry, lCl'.Y2f'.l-Y ...p . .f-yd UPL: fx :. 1 l' .'.'1l3on, Sect If Fifa: Sf nf Sheesey. How Zebj. o 'f 'tri es ear in, ,sf-ag .':1'i1-- :s . :hir Tj q , fm. gllfrnlqqgq Vlyig If,-,f, pm Ip.,-.g Zgqylny Rn, iid :1-Zz , ri, f irwirp F111 W, H' rnian Tho' .1 is rp Row 3-L' :rl FFT: rt ,, , fjlf-:t1,:1t:', lc- Qrclifinit lil' my Mrhrlk, l1er.:.ig liftdirzf-, l, 11153 Ylichilk, '-'.':rr--rt F-1r,:1 1f-r, Qffzrl Qrrwxn, F 1l'rrl l.'l:1Q.:t, Rtiyzyozfi F., 1 :fx lr-lrirfrt Vfooa, l3.Ql Hivffrzt, iron Sfzndcrs Row 4fl'lf1ilx 'v'.V'riri, Ryger Mfirsiiill, If-ff ljastfi, Ezll Clevenfg-':, llutit Inf- B ltr'-r l.'r',1 C2'1::'. Ufaritild a Arteriay, lor' Fly, l.v-roy Sunderland, Vfillifirn Mf fQu't, Mazvin Agiperscri, Glen ls rritrtit, Bill Kuykendau, VJ iynt 'lniyltlr Row l 1v.d Cxidfzz, Lehnd lordfxn, lgwznfld Reimer, Charles Blank, lielbr-rt Plzzrtigzton, Vincent Hutcheson, Da:1ilSani3nieq:,, loc- l odd, Bob Shees .ff ' 1.21 Hrrrf-.1 Qiuaric S'f.'e'rrira-'-rx, Hwyriiond Garclncr, Arlis Foster, Stanley Clements, Lion West, Richard Ben: Row 6 Pi: 'v Cirgente G11 S ::1 Eiez, izvid Kelzz. Bob Lizncczster, 2111245 Pretiyrnzn, lurk Erowri, Ken 'Nilsen Eowfirci Wfrllis, lohriny Klcii f,,1i.i:. 'ret CI: fri'-2 flfell, Sereghtne Eerherem, E111 Tllartin, E111 Fmndley, Arlon l.fr'Gill F. F. A. The Visalia Future Farmers is an active oraanization made up ot l4O ' rrxernbers of which 28 showed their stock at the annual County Fair. Also two members exhibited their livestock ct the 1951 Cow Palace. The members ot the Future Farmers work together to plan their calendar it events which consists ot the Christ- nias Party, Parent and Son Banquet livestock shows, iudainq contests, pub- lic soeakina contest, and their main attraction, the annual F.F.A. barn QGUC9. Row 1fF,:,f f'1.,-,Q Row 2-'.'.T. f :Tj 'Q 4 L -e X! 3, They are interested in the schools welfare r . , 4 f . l , lie? Key Club, Row 1-Dick Bzrhcm, Rowden Davis, Tom Porter, Gordon fini McCammcn, Bill Rivers. Row 2 Richard Galleqo, Tom Hollister, rancis Sheesley, 2:1-e lffcPhecrscn, Herbert lsemfxn, Art Ldwson. How 3' Melvin Scherzzgzn, E111 Chimbers, Chick Erhcrn, Bob Barnhdrt, Oscar Sohns, D'1'l1d Dean. KEY CLUB The Key Club, a branch oi the Kiwanis Club, was newly organized in Visalia last school year. The Club is devoted to serve the school in any way it possibly can. lt has purchased a movie camera to record school activities. Other activi- ties of the year included a magazine drive for the Old Peoples Home, a Christ- mas canned goods drive for the needy, and members served as quides at the dedication of the New Campus. The future plans include purchase of a baseball scoreboard and possibly a showcase. Second Semester Officers-Front like Better' ri Ge 2 SUQGSEY Buck E1lICh:::.bers C C932 Russ Evers tc Stite Key Club Conv' u A rx- 'l , 5' 'V i Qrwil ,, ' ff UK , ' Jil ul Q 1:- DeMattis, Charles Pearson, Dick Combs, Bob Sheesley, Ralph Miles, Gene Ioe Purshzll, Albert Evers, Charles First Semester Officers-Front Osc'rr Salms, foe Purshzxll. Back Rivers, Bill Chambers, Dick Kxndy. ' 4 Speeches, debates, contest take their time. if w 1-Eeryl Gcwd.-1 Ruby Mullins, Lee Ann Rowley, Chuck Ggido, Ichn Lindley, Shirley Taylor, Glena Crumal, Melvin Kachi- Row 2-Bill Rivers, W. A. Addinqton Dave Garcia, Reba Gcocrich, Prank Ioseph, Erzinia Gene Heed, Ioe Parshztll, Phi. Ei PUBLIC SPEAKING ACTIVITIES Between their regular class assignments, the Public Speaking students found time this past school year for a great many extra-curricular activities. Class winners ot the national Iunicr Chamber of Commerce speech contest on the subject, I Speak for Democracyw were Emma Gene Heed tseniorl, Ice Parshall tiuniorl, and Dick Combs tscphomcrel. Prizes were cash and merchandise donated by local firms. Students com- peting in the I.ion's Club contest were Glena Crumal, Ice Parshall, Melvin Kachiqian, Ichn Lindley, Phil Bianco, and Emma Gene Reed. April found Visalia well represented in the County C. l. F. contests when students competed against other c ou n t y hiah schools in individual events and debate. Writina their own scripts, students participated in the Visalia Public Schools proqrams heard over radio station KKIN. Several drama- tizations were also presented. Iunior Chamber of Commerce Winners Ice Pfzisiiall, Lion Club Winners-Glen: frurztizl, Phil Biango, I.ii.rn. :.::.:::'1 Gene R'f'd, liter: Cizncs Geri' Elec .-L' 1'5- -In f s ,, KING S TEENS The Kmqs Teens, CT1TlS1lGI'1 er- g:.:1i1zu11en for V13r'1l1'11 students, EOUT' 1.'11ed 11115 ye:1r under ITV? dlY43CTlOY1 Qi Premdeit Toe Piirshurl. During Crrrgsr- 11.f1e vcecmcn, three gf the C1313 11'.e:1f V A If :tri arcveled te Les Axgeles te TSQITY 2: serit V1e::11c at Q1 Yip: BLDL3 Semen erge. This :2j11e1e112e '.'. :s 2 ie1iaec1 If-A ' sy yzuiq peeple 111,111 JT .fret me Q, ,fill sfrie. Iwferrizere gf me Quo 111e1 Zfl aff in ,V 1.T'.ITdGYS and 'Nednesdzzys of eoch S A.'j.12-f 'Q-. A' week 13 CCITdLlCf their :1ee11iqs GHG S N 1113ke pczis. The cmeef of 1h1s 0133111- - zr111:'Lr1 was to 11'1te1es1 111 1116 Kinq's Teens, Row 1 E' E:1:::1': E113:,C'11f,1 Y- W, Arlen- elsif mpg vo get fhorv 'Q ffuifxj rhe- :' , 111.f-jx E111-1, ,:.1S, Ei'...111 P211-lg: A1160 .L.'q:Z111, P11311 Ef' J ,T H ', 'I , A' ' , 'LEM T L' ::,: Row Zffqx .If1i, Euli 1111111111 Jrlecrzt fffifthevle Cfllllffl HUGH 'fflillff' ELICYI Dlllldlly. 1::.: ,'i71f.1:1 E111 11 . 1111,-f15Qey, PfEI1dlu K1111'.T, 1201111 Ifyv 1' E11f'.-1 Row 4 T11 ::.11111f5, joe Fzzshxll, EQ. Erin, E1ll Clevengfrr ' 1 4 'ein fi: kc H:1.r.:11, LE.:-fi Ecsweil R1Cr1'11d Ee'1r1, Rznclci Stew-.1115 if- Cgziklxi C2511-'-,a Row 4-fffzitsn 3.1-'-rssen, Eenzel MT, 31111111 G2'dr1f'I1, Reb: Gcfndrzfh, 1115 G1cT1'1111, Rertbw Erezzff fic11e'1 ,' 'f 'ifiy, Nftrlertf 1111511-y, L'f11f In TT1o111gk112ss11 CHESS CLUB 51 011:19 Plcxriifzicg and r1:isf111q U11 11111111111 i.urnc11r.e1i1 beix-.'ee11 Xvf1SII1TC and P314 'ervjle '.-fgzs the IIICTLK :1C11V1iy of 1r1e Briss Club ffzis yfr.z1. T-HQGTZIQS V-'FY'-1 11-1' 1eq11l,111y -.wery Iwi: 1. T121-icjgxy evf'11111.3s Llflfiff The d1re:2i1 1. Lf 0113 Leh111:.11111, the Club c:Qv1s0r. LeC111i11'1q hcvf ro giiczy Chess 111:31 Ehirkers for 1iff:xf:1:'.1'1 izrzd 1iIe:1s111e '- -1 The 11111 TQT 11 T duh. Pfzrties 1 held 4:1 111 11s 1111.05 T1.1e11.31i.11 ..j 3511. Se-:':g:.Qg rzs rresijery fer 11:5 211: 'ds yegxr T1.11. Keriiedy Vlfllif' Pewri '.'.':1:is served fzs seiretfzry c:11 'T-TT1. 1 T ' We ff' 'QW Row 1-T' ::.P ':',',E'1' f 11 ' 11. Row Z 1. 1111 :If '- V1 I Ei :'1 E I., P :yr 1' 1 iff' H3111 11111111 lucy ., ggi' Kr EEA W l N' ryi e Conner, Norma Hath, Glorxa Guido, Donna Davis, lean Berry. How 2fSue Ann Coop- rnan Xloni Stein Nora Mayberry, Gaye Royston, Ice Parshall, Norman Lambert. SCRIBBLERS The Scribblers, a writing club formed this year, has studied the Writing ot various forms ot literature. Outstandinq contributions by the members were entered in contests. The hiqh point of the activi- ties was preparation ot the script ot a movie depictinq three years ot school and ac- tivities at Visalia Senior Hiqh School. This was prepared for freshman orientation classes at the junior high school. ORCHESTRA CLUB The Orchestra Club, better known as the Music Makers, vias organized only this year. The purpose of the club was to acquaint the members with the music ot the various com- pcsers. The club, advised by Mr. Kline, has as president Frances Mixter, Barbara Hinds as vice president, lanice Reid as sec- retary-treasurer, and Nancy Pareqien as council represen- tative. Orchestra Club, Row 1-Barbara Io Chambers, Nada Henderson, Barbara Hinds, Verna Lynch lanice Reid, Nancy Pariqien Row 2--Frances Mixter, Dorene Roberts, Lynne Lipscomb Adeltne Rodriguez, Dolores Quircz, Naomi Scart, leanette Alexander. How 3--Bill Chambers Fran es 'V 1c's 'lc'B e lCrLI'lSfCZ'1 Alf. CLC Sprlng Play Best Foot Forward rx as n 1 URW 01.1.4 g h 1. Football . :1.:,',,vw.' .., - . -. 'ff+. fi .'. Q, wif., uf? 91: f f . as '.-LQ' ' Aw, ff - Was. n, . 1 ' 'lv :'. , ' L-f - 1 I - QQ 1 - V. Xa 1 gm, 6 '- - S ,V ' ,, ' T 1 , , 1 lil T1 9 .1 Qtr I - HF -f . - -C flu ,if Fe 'Pr -1. xt .. N. .- -- .--,. ' 'U .- . ' ' ... ,f'f , A ,. -v - , 'Eli-25 'ELK' ' I ..., DT , I A P ' Q 1 'Q Aff My H5 , J x Bold and Energetlc are our P1oneers PIONEER FOOTBALL Under the leadersh1p ot Coach Chuck M ore and Assrstant C ch H Pk Belden tne Prone r toctball team had a near reoeat of la t years San I aauin Valley Champronsh p w1n M1 ma the chamoronshrp bf only trve pornts was one ot the brq drsapootntments of the year The Proneers stcrted therr league play when they met therr tradrtronal rrval Tulare becftmq them 31 to 6 They then traveled to Portervrlle to rreet the strong Portervllle Panthers who were rateo as the t p team Alter a lrard struqqle the Prcneers emcraed the vrctcr w1th a 7 to 6 core By beating Portorvrlle the Pioneers were another step closer to wlnnrnq the Tulare Kern County Champronshrp whtch they had won tne prexrous year They then met the Wasco team on the Proneers home held oeatrnq them 25 to 6 The Proneers came tnrouqh wrth two easy VlClOT19S over Taft and East Bakcrsfreld The vrctorrous Ploneers traveled to Delano beatlna them l4 to 12 thus clrnchrnq the Tulare Kern County Championshtp Thrs was thc econd trnoe rn l6 years the champronshrp has b en won by Vrsalia Robert Garcra and Bob Lrne Were co caotarns and Robert Garcra was elected the most valuable player Keith Devine C ouch Moore Hank Beiden Assistant C ach Fred Edwards ,,...-. 1 A 'vw Ronnie Arnold tJl1..a'er Mznaqer Ernie Vierra Dave Dean Louis Michulk Curtis Westfall Anthony Icmnelh j Franklin Berthecxu Q 8 9 Pete Reagan Merle Mcfall X' , Row l-flcn LQshQr,Err1::- fy 'z, ...1 lv, ,lie 9:3111 .1 Cent RQYLZ1, Eldon Clendf-ning, Hf-rb Vffmz, Bc: THOYIY Ianelli, flfcznfxger. Row 2-R351-rr Edwards, Shill, Iohnmek Fonfefc, Lfzri Krrirueay, Liv: Ga Qxwxd fain,V1r1rs::tHuf ii:r.5:n, Mfrle F.fCFcfl, I, Dwayne Bennett, Clrzrfers Hwrdlszr, 15.51 Clements, Freddie Edward Ifzfk Hinrich, Qerzn: VLSSQM ,sph ,. Tubby Garcia Dick Prewer ,HM -rv ,. .....- H+-. . . ,, f'..,v , r .CI .,... V.. '.. r H . .1., . r ei' Ei f,'?.:1 L':ve'fe '29, Tony Pfriz, Tgny Exhfrdf Nitric: Qu ' Q :ve w Q ' Q Mel Silva Iames Edwards I W Wright Row Bill Perry Henry Roias Dennis Bodine Dick Kindy Lavelle Case SU SJW lorry Lopez Francis Klemhans Curhs Babcock Don Fenwick Harlan Porter Bxll Fxndley doos never stopped The Voodos of 1950 had a very successful season, winning five games, 1osing one and tying two. They finished second to De1ana in their league. Starting right oft with a decisive victory over Woodlake, the score being 33-O, the horned towners got their needed confidence and went on to beat the Hanford e1even 19-13. The Voodoos opened their 1eague play wrh the traditionai Tu1are-Visa1ia thri11er. This year was no exception, after the fina1 gun the score- board sti11 read U-O. Next came Portervi11e. It was a hard fought game with the Voodoos winning 7-O. The next two weeks, the Voodoos knocked off Wasco 20-O and Tait 12-O respective1y. The East Bakersfield game was a tough one a11 the way and ended in a O-O tie. The fina1 game ot the year was with De' 1ano, the two teams were tied for tirst piace in the league. The Voodoos came out on the short end of a 13-6 score. Both Coach Darry1 McMahan and Gordon Carstensen shou1d be given a 1ot of credit for turning out such a swe11 tearn. Manuel Lopez Lawrence Pizarro Alvin Hash Q my-9' 4 vu .W , . Dv W '51 '- 'l,' W ,4,mFw-in-,M mf'-:Hai xi? -Q Vf, A?..Q1.g l 1 ' .'4'ggq?f,'!ff4:j:f , ' s f mf v f V f 4 - f 9' - 4 'lv 1 ? I Aa , 1 a 'Z' d xr.. ' 7' A N, A 2. U T7 4 Q Q ,, ' . I me X aa V f M wg., ,W ' .e 2 Q ,vw . 1 ' wwf ' 9 , b,'.,Z'.'l, -mga' I 9 . ' X AQ f 2 W 1 U L A A 5 1 lb X QL. Q -, , A' maxi,-F. V fiQ:?m, Hp ,ug ' ' Z Q, L . fm, f 75 E gg , ,L S 4 X X s ,gy ig f !H, ' 2: Y ,Q Q! 1 ,f l i'l', 'Ex it 8' F' W , FA 1 YD Bill Chambers Dick Kindy lim Trapp -2- ,,, A. A MU4 Tom Disbrow Mickey Finch Romaine Cote f , : f xxx! L The Pioneer basketball team had a successful year by taking second place in the Tulare-Kern County League. During the College of the Sequoias tournament the Pioneers were defeated in the quarter finals. The Pioneers won nine out of fifteen games played. They were classed as the best team in the league in the last three games played. The Pioneers opened the basketball season with a practice game with Fresno High, losing to them by a score of 38-29. They then played in the College of the Sequoias tournament, beating Lindsay and losing to Madera. The Poineers played Sanger and Strathmore in practice games, winning both. On lanuary 5, the Pioneers opened league play by defeating Dinuba 59-44 They then beat Sanger in a practice game, 38-32. They played eight more games, winning four and losing four Dick Kindy was elected captain and Bill Chambers was chosen as the most valuable player. The Pioneers were coached by Mr. Elbert Souders. Pioneer T Basketball I. W. Wright WALIA , .cc tg dll!! L 1 Kenny Hook Freddie Garcia 'rl 9- Coach Elb. Souders Dick Crowell 5,4 Y' ef Manager Richard Sliqar i' ' Minaoer Ev QQ!! rf N4 Nw N 45 8 r 1 1 if , 'sf V 13 I ' w ,,.....i.....-. .V www A ,f ' f ,-rf, .ww , 1 . 1: .......... XL...., Lag-gf 1 .51 N: Rv ywnxg V LmQ?'.w'w.,W,mgw'- Q, ns! V ,ily 'fd .fqb - Rai it of ,T x,-0 1 fy' 5-Ella S5414 35 M 7 Q5 M, '95 All SC 3 ' ' K : ' .' 5 , J l Y fy gin- Q I m ,, 5 , ' ' A' K ' ' V ,, Q ' swf ff .J fha ,', ra W ,J , B k ib 11 F I R :C'::'ge:i:' LT.-Jrenrc ,EZ Vaadoos Vaodoos Voodocs Voodoos Vocdaos Voodoos Voodeos Vcodaos Vcodoos Vcodoas Vaadoas Vaodcos Voedaas Voodaos R A Bottomk , , 5- Fresna H1 Hanford Sanqer Strathrnare Dinuba Sanger Delano Pcrrcrvrlle Fresno H1 Tulare Dinuba Pzrtervrlle Delans Tulare ,teeth A ' M 'I 1 :mfoj Q Basketball Voodoo B X, S ' I4 Bill Kuykendall George .Andreas Tony Alvarez yr file ix in s .avi Bill Icxcluon Melvin Silva Don Akin ei , 1- B 18 Alfred Simon Lawrance Pizurro . .X I, 4 ,fl ' ' The fighting Vcodoos worked hard throughout the sea- son and finished second in league play. The Voodoos played fourteen games and won six. They lost two Close games to a powerful Tulare team, the league champions. They boasted Wins over Hanford, Sanger, Delano, Fresno Hi, Dinuba, and Porterville. They went into league play with only slim hopes of finishing toward the top. Improv- ing, however, the Voodoos started hitting it off and ended up with a good record. Coach Starnes deserves a lot of credit for the fine team that he turned out. The Voodoos were led in almost every game by the brilliant shooting ot Bill lackson. He aver- aged nine points per game. The usual starting lineup for the Voodoos was Alfred Simon, Bill lackson, Mel Silva, Don Akin and Max Burleson. 'IT lx ,ir ,, ,q Max Burleson Bill Findley Coach Siames li Q Mel Ray Row 1-Tiny Richards, Manager, Bill Ryan, Freddy Garcia, Curtis Westfall, Charles Beene, Bob Garcia Guido Lom bardi, Lee Armstrong, Hugh Thrasher. Row 2-Hank Beiden, Coach, Robin Logan, Ice Bodriquez, Bob Line lack Hannah, Harold Moifit, Bill Clevenqer, Russ Evers, Ioe Parshall, Bill Findley. Losing only two men ott last year's first nine, the varsity should finish towards the top in league play this year. Last year Visalia had a championship I V team, and an unbeaten treshman team. With the best of these two teams and the returning lettermen, Mr. Beiden has a lot to work with. The boys have been working hard in practice and have made a good showing in the practice games. The teams have shown all the fire and vigor that is needed to win. Among the re- turning players are Charles Beene, Bill Ryan, Guido Lam- bardi, Bill Clevenger, Tubby Garcia, Bob Line and Iack Hannah. Assisting Coach Beiden this year will be Chuck Moore who will be in charge of the IV's. Row 1-Peck, Clark, Hash, Malrano, Gomez, Lombardi, Foster, Porras, Ray, Gayton. Row 2-Bauer Godsey Miles Meissen, Jackson, Ball, Zearley, Mikel, Martin, Gardener, Gcnzales. How 3-Coach Moore, Boswell, Kennedy Kelm McFarland, Fenwick, Cardoza, Sanchez, Alvarez, Willets, Martin, Silva, Garcia, Miller, Iannelli, Manager -.-...,-,, , I i ,,,, fy I '- 1--'- A---V--W ----A M ,A 7 ,n..-.....-..--,. ,Nm ' IA 'A-.JV ' I -nv B-B 4 - 1 , , a-sa I zu, E, , X .Sul iz 'MH , Yum: t 1, l N LQ - A , B-G2 Il .ul A ' ' -vs ll 'I 9 W ' Row 1-Phil Bianco, Nick Gayton, Gerald Henry, Darryl Kasdorf, Vince Hutchison, Manuel Lo- pez. Row 2-Coach Drsbrow, Ken Phillips, Bill Beane, Fred Edwards, Torn Disbrow, Dick Krndy, Jerry Hunter, Don Lesher. lib The A track team of Visalia Senior High School has made some good showings thus far this season. Coached by Disbrow, the Pioneers have shown some good individuals. Visalia has some good men in almost every event, however the team lacks in depth. Some of the more promising are: Case who has hit nearly 52 feet in the shot. Edwards is the number one sprint man. Disbrow and Phillips lock good in the 440 as does Bean in the distance runs- lt is the coach's belief that Visalia A class team should finish high in the county meet this year. The B class track team had what could be called a fairly suc- cessful season this year, and out of this year's B class team should come some good material for the future. The B team is composed of most of last year's C class team and should serve as a feeder to next year's A class team. Outstanding for the B class team were: Babcock, Combs, Gor- man, and Godfrey in the sprints, and Case in the weight events. Although Visalia is not too strong in the B class, they should put on a good race for the county title. Row 1 Naiar, Norman Godfrey, Moses Dorado, Ronnie Burris, Lawrence Cotta, Billy Marshall, Robert Molina, Richard Galleqo, Clarence Butzbach How 2 Coach Disbrow, Don Boswell, Frank Morales, Bill Kuykendzrll, Pat Grornan, Clinton Price, Curtis Babcock, Dick Combs, Roger Piles, Lawrence Pizarro, Dick Crowell, Manager. - -s I I ' nl ez, -A3 -'fiigf' f--urself I .Any ali, 'gifs--,' 9 .Q . .Q 3- -V r , 1 f . ,vw M, y 'Til L---- gg - Qu Q -.Q N, Q ,,. , A vin B Qi ' 5 A 'T , 'jf :tl 9 AJ f ? ,504 e w1f,+a ..+ .J+ ww, N., M r EW 1' 1 -YL ' ,' Q Q'-T Q: V 4 YG V R .UI gp N' 5911 1 ' 1 gs! g , . x -1 A if ' 1 M X ,. . r vp ' 5, A F I l- 1 ' I cali z - ' Xu, Y , X How 1--Larry Barnes, Bob Benin, Stun Shfxwl, Larry Mfrchcrdo, Sonrhwz, Tom Ken- nedy, hm McGraw, Iohn Hyun Row Z-hm Shxdler, Stove Sparks, Din Cox, Ruben Ze Lfz Cruz, D'1'lld Pelz, Rfmdy Valdevxcr, Icxvk Guthrxf-. Row 3-Couch Dlsbrow, Gfimld xlV1H1!1'Q1l'1Il'l, Rodriguez, Pmedfz, Elxso Scxmunlf-qc, Rinme Lofko, I'1f'k Lee, Arrrrmdc Oruz, Lume Lonq, Mgr, Pulonmrez. -,,K',, 5 T i Q . 119 .Q .- . ,, at pq-nv, ... I ,Jr ,,- V -Q.-gm how 1 ftirh nd Ehrqott Francis Klienhans, Rober.b1nner,Gordon Penderqralt Luther Kachiqian Row 2 Don Petersen R bert Ferdinand, lOhn Kloth, Richard Turk, Franklin Bertheau Bill Cameron This year's tennis team, under the direction of Coach Elbert Souders had a very successful season. The team played six leaaue games this year -two with Tulare, two with Def laro, and two with Porterville. ln the lirst leaaue match Visalia beat De- lono 8-3, and lost to Porterville 4-5. There were approximately 20 boys playing cn this year's team with earh member having some oppor- iiziiity to play. .....,. V 0 tz efldf G s Eadn Charles Powell, Ted Stroberi, V1nc-en' Renz, fffr fll'r TRAMPOLINE TEAM The thrillinq antics of the Trampoline team was enjoyed by spectators be- tween halves at the basketball qames. They also appeared at pep assemblies. This extra curricular activity rneant much practice at noon and after school. ,X-I ,V ow 1 Willie Gomez, Roy i:t.:n'1:ds, fxck Milft, ..Qfr'a Rojas, Teddy Strcsen, jeif Davis, Angel Ramirez, Ioe D . . . . eghznie. Row 2 Rzchara Larsen, Rgnird Cifffz Torn .3rter, R. B. Rxcharas, Chxrk Enrharn, Bai. Riddle, Qnfie Renzz, Howden Davis WF' 4, V '--2 SWIMMING TEAM At the time the final section went to press the arrangements for swimming at the city pool were not completed. Approximately twenty boys had promised to appear for practice. How 1-Siffzh, T. if 131431, Szmchgz, T Chfzvwz, H Gamez EL. Rzdrzquez. Row 2 Ccudh Lzsbryfl, R I.1::.b'1rCi1, F M ' D ff r- , r':.f1s, -. Br-un, L P1111 I lun, , Meud. 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'SINCE HORSE AND BUGGY DAYS DAIRY PRODUCTS 712 Waqhuz' -L 40 4 T A fx ,ff N' wARD's STUDIO 227 W. Main PORTRAITS BY PANNELL OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS 5 W 'I X 'A 14 I ..v E 3 MJXLITTTILQTKEJHDUITT 2 .1TmlTTnuTummm:Tsamxmmgmm-T,f,m VISALIA TIMES-DELTA ZI4 W. Acequia PRINTERS OF THE OAK If You Wish to Buy or Sell Reol Estate- FABER H. GEORGE REALTOR FULL LINE OF INSURANCE Member of Visalia Multiple Lisiinq Se 126 N. Court St. CONDlT'S FLOWERS 1 105 W. Mineral King LOCEY'S SHOE STORE 1 19 W. Moin. Street SHOES or Dpkir ,I f ,i M X, LM! 31039 ,WW . W . I i -WN fMyisf9,1.iA DRUWQW co. Ll JXBUQ Wiffxoin St. if iciyd FRESNO PHOTOENORAVINO CO. ENGRAVERS OF THE OAK 750 Fulton St. Fresno, Colif. S. K. SMITH COMPANY MAKERS OF THE OAK COVERS 2857 North Western Ave. 332 Lo Breo Ave. Chicogo, Illinois Los Angeles, Colif. PRINTER'S SERVICE CO. 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