Reedley High School - Porcupine Yearbook (Reedley, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1945 volume:

E 5 FE s 2 E J 1 U 1 5 B- E S ez .: E 2 Flake 1945 Ubcmcuboina fvmw, Qilhc, nl! 'fha Cigoncubvlna Yearbook of the Associofffrl Sturlcnts Heerlley Joint Union High School Headley, California qentmfin-tive XYlNllfluN:lJ limzus, lfzlifor lC1.slr1 SAM, ASSi.S'fllHf lfdilor XIAH-IURIIC CI1,A-xnk. lizzsirms-.s' AIIIHIIEQUI' lloluwln' Nlll,l.r:u, Arlliisffr I 5 x S Through these portals they pass . . . grad- uating into a world that greatly needs their vitality, their optimism, their laughter, and the spirit of fellowship and good citizenship that they have rlevelopefl here. Pausing briefly, we look hack with them over the school life of the past year, catch- ing their shining memories in print and photo as something tangible to refer to in years to come. onewoncll FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT 1882 - 1945 GEORGE ACOSTA ......., ....... C lass of '41 HARRX' BEARCROFT ,............,........ Class of '41 GERALD BEBB ..,......... Graduate, Class of '41 WILMER CASE .........,.. Graduate, Class of '42 KENNETH EDWARDS ...................... Class of '45 lVlELVIN HUNSBERGI-:R ...........,....,. Class of '35 RAY LAUDERDALE ..,..,., Graduate, Class of '35 HAIC2 lN1lCHAELIAN ...... Graduate, Class of '39 IOHN NARIMATSU .,...... Graduate, Class of '39 SAM PETINAK .......,...... Graduate, Class of '35 JOHN PRICE .................................... Class Of '89 IRENEO RODRIGUEZ ..,. Graduate, Class of '33 JOHN RUCOBA ..............................,. Class of '39 LEONARD THIESSEN .... Graduate, Class of '39 HAZEL TITUS .,...........,....,..,.......,.. Class of '46 ROBERT WARKENTIN ........,,.......... Class of '37 LESTER WELCH ....,..... Graduate, Class of '43 WILLIAM P. TAYLOR 1882 - 1945 :viz Q ' ' if If Qs A A 1 QA.. monlam z-:dilczation ff V if Q . I , 1 1 'f 71 K 'She has done so much for so numy. ' For hm' many years of outstfznding .wr- vice as teacher of Social Studies, and as Frrfsiznian lldl7iSl'l'g for her direction of rlehate and fonfiisicsg for hm' sincerity and worth as ll rcfai t0af'l1m'g for the un- selfish giving of her time and energy to the schooig for the genuiiw interest she takes in each and every student . . . it is with great picfa.s'1u'f' that we dedicate this 1945 Porfriipirw to Miss Iiilu Iivans. anion cVlotal7QeA The most 1'cp1'esm1fatiUe boy and gzrl clmsen from the Senior Class by thc' facility of Headley High School. xxx fifimtgij ,: Q x 'SQ isa 11 5: s?XKfx- x 5 g . n Q K ww. iffmf JMU, 5 A -ws .v.f.?.3mfgiw4f: VVINIFHED Rmzus and Crionmz TAYLOR EILE ancll Let us pass through the familiar halls and step hack a moment into some of the classes we attended so faithfully . . . Chemistry is fun, but no cinch. We deserved at least an MA for not blowing ourselves sky-high . . . To those who enroll in art classes, these periods soon became the most pleasant of the day . . . The typing course provides intensely practical training Scientists of tomorrow. Touch of the artistls brush. Bound for home. 'Thane Preli1ni1111ry tnzining for fl lH'lUUfl' pilofs li1'1'nS11 is givmz in fl11' 11c1'0111111fi1fs 1'l11.s'.s' . . . At 11111111 lL'l' I'f'lIl.X' 1111 fl11' l11w11 for ll 1fl111t wiflz tlm gang. 1'1'inf11r1'1'11' willz II 1'11lc1' 111111 ll l111111l1111'g1'1'. Still, Il 11f1'l1'1m11' ,s-ight 111 fl11' 1'111l of ll l1111'1l 1l111l is tl111l of flu' tw1'l1v1' yellow l111s1'.s- 11111111 up to fI'lllISIJUI'f HS l10lI1l'. Challcn 76 of the air a 9. 5 1 Stenogruphers at work. Time out for lunch. 1 Jlcqminiatnatlon Cflafuaea a4ctlvitleA a4tHQetlcA U.YYlC77'L cllmlnlatnatlon ov 1 .. 1 Jldlmmtatnatton 1 Du. O. hlCl.,AUGI1L1N Principal and District Supt. VVe owe deepest gratitude to our capable udininistration and school hoard for their services of the past year. Due to the complications and unrest of wartinie. their task has not lmeen easy. But they have fulfilled it well. They lmve held the school to high stun- dnrds, and it has pro- gressed in effieieiiey, student leadership, und school spirit. Dr. Nle- Luuqlilin has heen our x, VVlSl' COllllSl'l0l' llllll Win. during his first year here, luis done much to ereute among the students an en- livened interest in sehool activities. MR. PAUL GOODVVIN Vice-Principal SCHOOL BOARD H. tlixsoN ll. D. llucurzs A. A. SCIIIli0l'I'l'lClt C,. H. lj,-Xltl.ll'Ilt YV. fl. Putin l A chief judge. Mr. Good- flu-:Ae .Sentra So vital a part of our school life are those who so ably serve as cooks, secretaries, and janitors. In the office, our efficient secretaries take time out from their busy schedules to serve us with 11 smile. VV hen the 12:05 hell rings, there is ll rush to the cafeteria Where nearly 200 persons daily enjoy sa- V0l'V f00il tlf IPR8011- uhle prices. Our juni- tors are lmsv Workers from the days hegin- ning to its end. Short- hnnded, overworked. thev still do nn ad- lnirnhle joh. All these who serve inerit onr sincerest gratitude. .IANrrons: Buck row: R. Kra- kow, YV. P. Taylor. Front row: N. Kupunagian, Kel- ler. 0 HOOKS Mus. Mn,1,r1n Mus. Yolwc: Mus. B1,.Aun Mus. Mus. DUNN BUl.Ll'IR A0 SIict1n5'1'A1nr:s: V. Klassen, V. Mil- ton, L. Simons. slgg acuiitiff Cluthcrcd undci' thc roof of our cduczltionzd institution Luc ll host of wcil cducatcd instructors. In thc it-it hand cornci' of this pugc wc scc Mr. .-Xdauns, scicncc tcachcr. Rcuding i.l'0lll icft to right in thc sccond row, wc find Nliss NVuikc1', urtg Mr. tlcndcrson, and Nliss Oclrich, niusic. Lust row: Mr. Sultcr, scicncc and iimtliciimticsz Nliss Nliiicr, socizd scicnccs and linglishg Nliss llunns, linghshg Mrs. junics, study hull. acufltg, cllll' -1' 1 -1 . 1' 1'1- 1 ,rx-nccf 7 11111114-11lz11'x' vcl11c'z1li1111 llllil lxilllHl'Cl witl1i11 IIS lllllllf' glow g hopvs. M tllv top ul' ilu- pugv is NIV. lic-11o11cl, UXLICIIPI' ui sc-iv11c'v. Hva1di11g f.l'0lll lm-I-l to right ill H111 SUCOIIKI row: Xlrs. XXvlll'll4'l', 1-loll1i11g 111111 l11111s1'l1olcl lIlZlIlilgl'IIll'IlfL Xl1'. lfllglllllll. :1g1'ic-11ll111'1'g Xliss QFXYOIIS, soc-inl Sl'iUllC'0S . . , . . . lllll ICIIQIISII. l.:1sl nm: Xl1ss l,IllCHlUl'Q1. c'01111111'1'c'i:1l 411111 I' 11gl1sl1, Nhss C.1.1111l1c I1. 11111 s1c'a1l 1-cl11c'z1l11111. Nliss ,In 5011, lil11'111'i1111g Xlr.!,ff111l1-,11111ll1c11111 tics. 5 xx 9 5 v, I, LINDIR Nfl-I r1ANAClr1gn1 7 , 1 W' 1 -5 1f 'T1z 'AD QU C' 22, if Qi , aeuiltiff The faces that appear in this section will long he remembered hy students, who owc them ll th-ht of gratitude. To your left is Dr. Smith, history. Continuing, Miss Ilirschlcr, coiiiluemiulg Mr. Strock, music- :mtl illllgllllgli Mrs. B6llgSt0Il, l2lllgl1llgOSL Mr. l a1ii', incchzm- icsg Mrs. Hardeheck, commerce amd historyg Miss Ilan'- nvy, ll0llli'llIllkillg amd jouruuhsmg Mr. Mmm, lJllf'Hil'ill ifchic-zitioii. lr. Nlitchvll, mzlthc-matics: Nlrs. lxlit-wt-r, hiiiquugcs. At the ccntcr K acufltmff Xl tht- top of this page we lmvc of that pogo arc Miss Mclilroxg lwnghshg Nlr. 'l'rimhh', woodshopg ss Km-iichll, physical CdllCiltiOIl. 'l'owurds tht' hottom of tht- pugv am- Xlr. St-hcidt, sciciicv and pliysicul 1' chl- ioiig Nliss limits, social scicm-0 and linglishg Mrs. lSll1lCli, school IllII'SL'L Mr. Ila11'clvlwc'lx. QUIICIYII shop. PA,,.. E wi ,Ev WG x 'Q 41 acuftlggnap , 2 f gk-. '1 MY' , 'o YV. 93 mqpvfw. ff Mrs. Hardebeck's garden, He's proud of them. Caught by the photog1'aphe1', Good going, there. Miss Miller and Silver. Foacii Scheidt demonstrates. Miss Oelrich! Just relaxing. Doon at work. .S lf'lllS'l' SElN1ES'l'l:IH: Huck row: M. Clark. H. Illn- tc1'gzn'cll,N.Ilo1n4olu,D.L'ln'is lcnscn, A. Smith. Advisor' P Goodwin. Sccond row: E. Pilwllllllli, W. Huddlcston, B. Ffslicr. Front Vow: H. Hall H. Wall. G. Taylor. W. Ragus. from i. lui. Isl. Scnz. I'1'csiflc11l mlmlicily lll1lllLlQ,'t'l'S. Hoy llintcrgurclt cwcl l3lzii1clr11i'clg coinniissioncrs m.1rcls, Dc-all Cfliristcnscn. Kcnnci' .nncsg l'au'nQon cclitors. lCllicl Klum w t Y . f w 1 .,. ., , , .- 'ngl.1ncl, Slnilu liunlmlcx .incl lui l' 'on l . . w cr, Klan' orlc Llzirlxg Ycll lcziclcrs, Holm . I Visl icr, lillicl Nlaic lingltnicl. lfricclu ligcn, liar Ncttc xlQ'c:0l'llllL'ii, Doro- lrx' ll'ir Wt' IIAU IH . clcr, Xliclxcx' lcllglllwl Scnior siclcnl, Xyilylll' llnclcllcstong junior siclcnt, Allvcrt Sinitllg Sopliornorc rsiclcnt, liox' HlllfCl'Lfill'ClfL l'l'CSIllllilll prcsiclcnt. Clcorgc Sparks. of nu Portcrg Porcupinc crlitor. Vini- rcll liaignsg Porcupinc lmsincss lllllllil- tudlent Counclfl XVL- arc proud of our govcrnincnt . symbol of our AlllOl'lL'1lIl wav of lift intcrcst of Nlr. Goodwin, thc uclviscl Tlic lollowing liclcl officcs tllis x'c'u' X . . n xicc-prcsiclcnts. Norman llongolzi, lid Ililllllllll llzilc, Nlcrric Lou Strock liomiiri' limxicn 21111. Scm. l'r1'.s'izl1'nl SECOND SICMFISTER: Rack row: B. Jackson, lVl. Fagry. R. Elmmcr, K. Jznncs. Sz-cond row: P. C'ln'1st1-nscn, W. Hiiddlcston. A. Sniitll. E. Mawod. Front row: W, I't2U.ZllS. M. Strock. ll. Hzilc. L. lVIcCormick, D. llzircicr, L. Portcr, J. Blzmcliurcl. A ot, ily, and for thc stuclcnts. lt is 1 Tliosc who wcrc clcctcd to'tlic Stu clcnt Council tlic past yl'1ll' liuvc full fillcd tlicir tasks wcll. 'l'luw wcrc lczicl ln' Clcorgc Taylor, first scniicslcr prcsi clcntg liolbcrt lilmincr, scconcl sclncstci prcsiclcnt. Thi- council :incl stuclcnl lmocly owcs niucli to tlrc cntlnisizrstic wurcl Nlziwoclg sccrctatrics, licrnicc NVz1ll, Put Clhristcnscng trcznsurcrs 3 CQQAAEA K. 41-X 'WJ X5 5 g Wm nacquatea BERNITA ARAKELIAN DEAN BALLARD M AR J 0mE BARRACK SILAS BAETSCH RICHARD BENNEE DIXIE BENNETT EUNICE BRANDT ROBERT BRISTOVV ELM ER BUCKMAN VIRGINIA BURCH CONNIE CARHILLO DEAL CHRISTENSEN RUTH ACOSTA HA ZEL AHWAN M AE AHNVAN MAR-10R1E ALMGREN STANLEY ANTELOPE x 1 Ill RINI FISHER GENKVIIQW: Fm' X ALINIA FRIESEN HOWARD FRIES1-:N Lows FRANK XIARJOHIE CLARK PAUL CREHL IIOVVARD Cu:x1M1Nc:s KIONICIA IDAIIER EliXVAliD Dl4:'1 rwr:1 Amos Dc 1oLr:Y CIIARLES IDIIAKE CJR,-XC 11-3 ljllllilblllfll HOBIAIWI' ERINRR ROSlCl,l,.-X ,ENNS Bl':'r'1'Y ESSRRIAN IIIQLRN FAST is 1945 X I K LYNN CEARABEDIAN 1 14 . GCJODNER N ILDA HADDAD fllillkillli IIAGEN IIANNAH IIALE FLo1zENc:E I1ANSEN IDUROTHY HARDEIX WESLEY HEINRICHS KENNETH IIIGDON Drums HILL IUSEPIHNE PIILL NORNIAN IIONGOLA NVAYNE I'IUDDLES'l'UN JANICE HUGHES JESSE jENN1Nc:s ELME11 KALIJO BILL KHOURI nadluatela an 1945 IVIARVIN KOIIFIJLIJ KATHEIIINE KKl'1'LAR RIARVIN LI-:PPKI-2 DONALD LINCOLN MARY XIASON P K yt-v CQ , E213 f 'I , EDWAIIII MAWOD EI,IzAIIIc'1'lI fNlc1C,x1'lf:s IOIINNI' NIINASIAN IIIICNIQ NI l'l'CIll4Il,l, MAIIIQNI: MI'I'c:ll14:l.l, W'IisI,I4:Y NELSON Rlczlmmm NEUl l'1l.lD EUc:If:NIa N ICKI .Iss VIVIAN Nf7liIJl.NN lilczrmnn OI,Ivlf:I: KHITII OLSON RIIIIIAINA P.-wl.s 27 RS, IW ' ELRD www fi 28 JOHN REYNOLDS TRINI RODRIQUEZ ANN ROGALSKY RONALD ROUSHALL ELSIE SABA BALPH SATTERBURG FRED SEHER GEORGE SHAMOON ELMA SIVEN MILDRED SKIDMORE ALBERT STRAIN nadluatezx ELMO PRU E'1 r IX I ARI li PUDER NVINH-'RED RAOUS DOROTHY PENNER LAVONNA PORTER 1945 ELSIE ZANIORA FLUYIJ Z1r:1.Kl': M u.nm-:n XVAnm:N'1'lN lhczlllcl. XV 1 rim: UI IN Xvlllfll l'l' Bon SUDEHMAN 1,1 Yl l'l I-3 SU'l l'4 DN Gm mc : lf: TAYLOR RUBY Tm mM PS1 JN XVYNEMA Tlms flJlTl'1l'INlli 'l'mmslAN CIONDI-ZLIA Tum' BUs'1'r:n Vr Xllil. Br:nNn:l-: NVA 1 ,1 , XVICTOIKIA NVAL1, TX1All.l0I!l IC vVAI,'l'l'Ili fm gi? , ,.,..,,....,,., ,,... , anion .Schooll .fits No snioking. Ah, girls. The highlights ot the past four years shine bright in their memories. It seenis like only yesterday that they were winning both Freshman-Sophoniore Brawls. and taking top honors in underclass debat- ing. Their junior Banquet rivaled all in its beauty . . . a slnall cottage and lovely garden scene featur- ing a fountain of spraying water. That same year, they sponsored a rolicking Hobo Hop, and the play, Dont Keep llini NVaiting.v Each year they enthusiasticaly contributed much to the school life. Now, the class of 1945 leaves all this behind. cherishing never-to-lme-forgotten ineniories of these happy years, but turning toward the challenge of tomorrow. Those were the days. Yum, yum. Cut it out boys. Take it easy. XVho,s the victim? Back row: R. Roushall. Adviser H. O. Coale, K. Hi don, C. Drake. Front row: H. Hale. W. Huddlestc D. Harder. fs union Schooil fit:-3 li0llll'llllN'l' Santa? T Uedieated to the hoys. XVhat a sight Trapped l WHT ln my arms. 1 XVhat's this? lCx'eryhody liappy? They have merrily tripped along through three jolly years of schooling. Suddenly, they arrive at the threshold oi' their senior year. They lnnst slow to a dignified walk, and shoulder important responsibilities. Bnt we have confidence in their ahility. Highlights of the past year were the lovely junior Banquet in Hawaiian setting, and the en- thnsiasticly applauded junior play. The Christmas dance that they sponsored will long he talked about as the most fun of the year. Their fellows have shown great merit in the field of athletics. Guiding the class this Past year Were: Albert Smith, presi- dentg Kenneth James, vice-prcsideutg Nancy Ey- niann, seeretaryg Merrie Lon Strock, treasurerg joanne Crane and johnny Seibel, yell leaders. 31 Back row: K. Janies. J, Crane. Adviser Mrs, Beng- ston, Front row' N, Eyinznni. M. Strock, A. Smith. Ill I 3 Back row: N. Astiasuain, L. Clnwsxnun, M. Alvis, A. Aalto, R. Braden, H. Bergen, C, Bauxnhach, B. Croc-ul1. Sc-cond row: S. Bartsch, S. Bartsch, F. Chagoya. Q. Alvarado, D. Buller, V. Avants. Front row: R. Calendar, P. Christensen, E. Albert, J. Blanchard, L. Berg. M. Brandt, Cllazl I r . J' gf vfqiigb. N.,4,-,.--- ..- U .X - - s I Q Q 31 Buck row: S. llzmsun, V. Holtzen. C. lmllci. .l. lllxson, A. Luinv l.. Klusson, D. llumason, K .l1nnvs, B. Ili-ss. G. Klussen. IZ. lluskin, lVl. llnllcroft. Froni row I.. llznwns. G. llnclsun, K. Kuvzx cvvlch. IVI. lsuucks, D. Krzxnsz. li. Kinncy. Duck low: H. Glill vllllll. N. Nillflll, R. Goertzen, L. Edigcr, V. Funk, R. Franz. J. Crane. D. Danielson. M. Gaeddert, J. Garton. Second row: L. Conklin, E. England, M. Giolitli. Front row: O. Dickiaon, M. Gray, J. Goertz, N. Eylnunn. J. C:llf'l'I'i'I'll. I 1946 v9 C. 9 X , f CD Huck run: Nl. IX1urc-mx IZ IX1z1cPl1c1mx1, P. l,lnycl. A. PIILll'I'l4, A. Pauls. .l. lXI1IIs. A P4-nm-:. ,Xl I'l'1lL'1I. l'f. Nluklvs. II. vis-rf. W. Olson. S Nm-lsun, IXI. Osborn. Pram! ruxx Ii. I'zu'Kv1', Ii, MIIL'lu-II. I' Mason. M Nucl:-mm. .XI. NL-ummm. M. Nt'lII'4'ifI. A. l.iIlINUII, N. KJIIYUII Hawk ruxr: F. Mllchvll, I.. Rlvhc-1'I I., Rvyxmlds, M. R1-mu-r. I.. Rllmuil R. RI-imur. I.. RL-gwr. A. IIIILILIS, A. Smxllm. B. I'uwull. P. Ruth, Front row: M. Pnrkmsnn, D. Shelton. .I lizlwsmmw. M. Sussvr. M. Sasser, M 5-1L'uI1.G 5-Imxilx. V Quurmg. Back row: R. Wvrhn. R. Te- I. I.. Wlmworth. IVI. Wzzrkvnim. K SLKIOIWIILIII, C. Tunm-l, M. Unruh I Tlpton. H. TIIIIS, D. 'Fntum B. Whvclvr. Front row: A. Turn C. Tatolan. sian, M. Strock, S. Tromhlvy, I. 'FZIVILIIQIIL S. VVucks, R. Turm-r fe. -59 i is its Y ji El 1 ' 23 Buck row: I.. UL-rg. W. Bennett, C, Borcn, lVl. Bullcr. A. Avakian. R. Cul1rvi'n, ll. Hrcincr, G. Bingham. A. Blllilklllll. Frnnt row: B. Andor- snn. H, Arruwood, C. I-llunclulrtl, 'l'. Built-r. l.. Avnkinn. D. Calderon. P. Bzxiloy. Back row: A, Crist, W. Chung, K. Cruel, M. Cornclscn. A. Christian. T. Chancellor, F. Carrilln, J, Caskcy. K. Cantrell. Front row: M. Cary L.. Clift, L, Campbell. lVl. Cornelius. N. Callison. Back row: D. Gillham. B. Fisher D. Eymann, lVI, Fagrcy. Second row A. Dickison, D. Fisher. J. Enns. M. Dayvniun, J. Elias, S. Franc, J. Flood. Front row: P. Ga-rely, R. Fito J. Frcncli. N, Firsick, lVl. Flclwnnls. L. Frit-svn, L. Fostvr. CQQA4 . l J f -. 1 E Back row: R. Ilintcrgardt, J. Ilolly R. Godfrey, D. Greer. B. Jackson B, Humason, L. Goontzol, A. lluv bcrt, E, Jiminez. Front row: V. Ilul sey. A. Hurleinan, J. Hobbs, B. Hull Qnder, E. Harms, L. Hinl. B. llama-3 E. Jeff. lg 1947 Rack row: N. Kovacevich, R. Mar- shall, R. Martz. R. Mawod, R, Man- grom, H. Mcttc. Third row: R Mocllov. C. Kovacovich, M, Lopez. E. Kang. R. Martens, L. Klassen. F. Link. Svcond row: N. Landon, A. McCapvs, A. Mancao, D. Johnston D. lvlitvhcll. Front row: N. Joseph, L. Mlllt-r. B, Mvaclu. P. Mtlniz, L. lVlvC'orln wk. .SCT 4' ll U Z Back row: R. Wlartz. N. Kovacovmll. R. MacPherson, M. Recd, R. Man- groln, P. Olson, M. Pauls. Svcond row: D. Penne-V. R. Mawod, M. Rogalsky. L.. PL-tors, B. Lewis, M, Owens. G. Suhla. Front row: S. Reyes, L. Montoya. M. Parker, N. Prmz, R, Persawl. E. Osborn, R. Nvalnan. Enck row: B. Simonson. C, Stvphvn- son, D, Stay, G. Smith, D. Sc-In-r. Front row: C, Rucoha, M. Shatnoon, B. Shamoon. L, Bullor, T. Shah:-t-n. J. Skaggs, A. Scott. K. Rowv. Back row: J. Mayor, J. Tuvltnan. M. Raphacl. .I, McBx'ia1', K. Wadda. V. Toroslan, M. Toby, L. Warkvntin. Svconci row: L. Tout. A. Wu-ns, D. Thomas, V. Wilhalns, T. Wall, ll. Stohl, V. Rasmussen. Front row: J. Watson. L. Stvvollls, D. Warkvn- tin, D. Valasqucz, M. Tlll'IlK'l4. V. Wvsdvl. 35 5063 hormone Sc hooll .fits ni P tl Sophoniores help aclvertisc. Caught hy onr canierannin. NVill he make it? c XVell, well, well . . . Cknnfortahlc positions. The tail entls. llveryhoclys havin' fun. liooks like initiation. Time ont for lunch, lltic nc tht pcppy soplionioics hxltvway he txxu n tht he 'inning and tht incl ot hiffh school lhis yt n tluy hwc hcen tux husy staiting oft with thc, 1'rtshin'ni-Sophonioi1 Bi twl in which thu' vvcrci victorious. lhcn cann their tance wnch wis '1 ffrtat succcss cue argc ' to e ilIlllllSl'1S11l of the clancc, connnittu. 'lhc sopho- inort cltlrttcrs 'incl Public spmkc rs -icliicxticl nich honors. They are also proud of their athletes and expect brcat things of them in coming vears. So keep your eyes on these Sophoniores as they start their third year of high school as upper classmen. Class officers were: Hoy Hiutergardt, Presidentg Bill jackson, vice-presidcntg Curley Kovacevich, secretaryg Mary Shamoon, treasurerg jean Holly, 36 Mickey F agry, yell leaders. , J,- Back row: Adviser M. Kliewcr, M. Fagry, R, Hinter gardt, Adviser R James. Front row: J. Holly ti Kovaceviclx, Q qnalaltman Sc ltooll ,Cite tt Now, IIONV. A lonesome txvosome. lust horsiu' around. lfreslunau girls are served. 'llievre having fun. Sitting pretty. Pass it around. Tliiulting? Tiine to relax. C. Pairlier. Adviser W, Owens. G, Sparks, D, Allen. M. lNlet'ornuek. Enthusiasticallv, these freshmen have stepped into the high school life. They have given loyal support to all school activities and have earned a line reputation as a class. They showed great spirit in the Fl'GSllllltlll-S0pllOlIl0l'l' Brawl. Janice Spoiner was lovelv as queen of the houfire rally, while Norma Kliewer and Patsy YVedel were her charm- ing attendents. Many class memhers hecaine in- terested iu the Freshman1-Sophomore delrates, and they showed great talent. lt would he hard to surpass this class in nuinher. for it has 187 mem- hers. Those who served as officers Were: George Sparks, presidentg Dale Allen, vice-presideutg joy Kim, secretarvg Cathervu Parlier, treasurerg Melva McCormick and Gene Belknap, yell leaders. 37 3 105 55 17-5 0 now Of' , wi. 505 Back row: J. Cole, J. Cary, G. Bel- knap. C, Cleinoiis, D. Buller. B. Fnclu-iii, F, Allireclil, A. Coleman, C Auornliemior, .I. Braun, Second row: M. Cantrell, D. Caesar, B. Blair, J. Iiolcil, R. Avanls. J, Corder. Front row: A, Braun, Z. Ballard. C, Chris- tian. li. Catlicy, D. Ahslier, P. Cren- sliaiw, T, Avaziun. N N X ya Claw I-wr-N, 38 Back row: R. Duke, D. Crawford. M. Ickberg. M. Enns, P. Evert, A. Crist, L. Collins, E. Drake, R. Creech, Front row: R. Cowles, H, Enns, A. Ebiner. A. Eniz, B. Daher, W. Doyle. J. Eymann, F. Daher. Back row: D. Fair, E. Friesen, F. Dawn, V. Gilchriest. Second row: B. Fisher, D. Goessen, J. Henderson. D. Hall, E. Fernandez, H. Friesen, B. Hintergardt, H. Fite, L. Garispe. R. Hansen. Front rowz G. Gaedo. S. Huebert, B. Fite. C, Hernandez. J. Garcia, B, Harms. Back row: B. Buller, J. Lopez, L. Nicholas, T. McCown. K. Mills. Front row: J. Mette, B. McBriar, J. Now- lin, H. Nichols, M. McCormick, M Mayer. 131948 Buck row: .I. Kim, D. Hiickabay. A. Lznnlon. K. Cornelson. Second tow: lfl. lltlt-lu-i't, C. Hodge, E. John- son, I.. I.anlrence, C. Iltiddleston, .l. Islzis, li. l.owan1, I. Kroeker. K l.:nrson, .l. t'ubrero. Front row: B liiicison. R. lluerta. I.. King. N. Klie- xxt-r li llotxe. D l.ambertiis. lhwlt ron: P. Ortiz, I., Runsonie, M. I'i'iit-tt. A. Huy. G. Reimer, L. l'n-tex-son, O. Delton, .l. Qtiiring, B Moritz. W. Prinz. N. Ragus, T. Perez. lfront row: F. Oruni. B. Parker 'l' l't-nner. C. Parlier. .l. Pruett IC. l'oi'tt'r, ll. Pauls. Ritek row: V. Pruett, W. Mitchell E. Oldlinin. Third row: H. Mitchell F. Fiirry, G. Sparks. R. Reyes, A Stenroos, D. Sliapansky. D. Miller Seeoncl row: B. Smith, N. Richert, E, Sznilqiie. A. Scott. W. Smith, M Stuart, E. Rticobzi. Front row: E Scott. N. Suroggins, G. Riepina, J. Spotner. C. Stay, F. Tipton, B Schultz, K. Reyes. fi Back row: N. Wheeler, l.. Votli M. Valencia, R. Torosian, A. Viclzitir- ri, J. Weeks, T. Roberts. A. Vnlen Zuela. Second row: A. We-ist, lVl Traudt, L. 'TI'HIlCH. G. Tiinm-I, l' Wedel. E. Wheeler, Ii. Swanson Front row: C. Wilson. N. Utley B. Warkentin, V. Tmnzirzi. A. XNIIIZOI' W. McKinnon. 1 1 Qt ctlultlelx -1 A45 4 'ai Uoonculplna li I Cf AdVlSL'l' D. Miller. M. Clark, E. Sabag Seated, W. Ragus. This 1945 Porcupiiw is our lm1i11cl1ilcl. Blll i 21 gI'C2ltCl' scnsc it is not ours, but yours. For is your 1110111o1'ics, your fl'iC1lliS, your msc-l1o1 life-ii o11 rc-cord 11011-. Our long hours of iiurd work haue- lu-v11 grc-all outwciglwd by thc illll of working logm-tlwr 1 ll stuff, and by this i-illiSill'd p1'orl11c-1 oi' Ol co111i1i11c-d vfforts. cjlll' QIACRIUXI' l'OlIl'C'!'Il is cr prcssvd VVIICII wv say, MNV1- hopv you iilw il. YVi11if1'cd Hugus, as vdilor, 11115 Cillkililif' c111'1'i1' on ill ,spitv of war tillllx illll3OSSiiTiiilil'Qs. Tl otlwr i111111111c1'11i1ic- jobs wvrc- dom' 111' ials Saba, ussistzuit 1-ciitorg xi11l'iOl'il' Cilurk, l111si111-1 111u11z1ge1'g Nancy liy111111111,ililv1'111'y 1-clilor ill! Patricia flill'iSfCllSl'll, IIPI' 11ssist1111lg Rox' llintv gurdt and Elmor Bm-k1111111 as 111't 1-clilorsg Allll Dooley, pl1otog1'z1pi101'g xvilyill' Il11clcil1-sto11 illl Normiui Hougolu, boys' sports writcrsg Niillwiill' Al1Hgl'C1l and Dixic- Bc-11110tt, ill L'l11lI'gl' of giri sportsg and Miss Dorothy Nlilic-1', thx- auixisc' HKUNUY' H01iSl0mgx?'1'0W Exxxxl' N- V FY0 NX- X-jl. H. n. L xh- W. Awnoiiiiddifig. 915311.-111 fo ' Sc - Back gafdx' C1w1'iSW'Q1-err D' Uganaqon 1 The Paragon this year has been an exceptionally lively one, with plenty of humor and fun. A brand new feature was added in the form of a comic strip, XVilbur the Great, by Elmer Buck- man, a Reedley High School senior. lt took much campaigning on the part of the staff to get sufficient funds to turn out a printed paper. However, with the support of the student body they managed it three quarters of the year. During the rest of the time the Paragon was a six page mimeographed copy. Co-editors first semester were Shirley Trembley and Ethel Mae England, while La Voima Porter took over the editorship the second semester. Amos Dooley was the official photographer, and Miss Harney was the adviser. Roy Hintergardts' cartoons of happenings on the campus really made a hit, and were uconspicuous by their absencei' when Roy joined the Merchant Marines. ,ul 'QL G ' .. ' 'Els o 6 .. CLI LS it -'Tax Y 6119, Mig' K, 4:3 standing: L. Porter. Seated: S. Tembley, Adviser M. Harney, E. Englund. Ba 1? Ck ro Af Wfebwf S, 1?1al1l?cgJ1e.si 111.45 SIZGU-Yen 8122, 2 Miss' rf 01-,-6,1-,E EA ' R, M 1, E' 'Eng Buck-flcogtaffai-he V: -... 44 BERNICE XVALL, PATRICIA CHn1s'ri5NsEN Presidents Entne cllloula As the roll of the Entre Nous is callecl, a very out- standing group of girls is representecl. They are voted into the cluh on iner.ts ol' leadership, co- operation, and depenclaliility. As a result, it is a cluli that renders great service to the school each year, They were responsible this year for sponsoring the Big and Little Sister Lawn Party, serving at banquets, and decorating the school Christmas tree. They also presented a fashion show, an asseinlily, and a Valen- tine dance. The dance decorations featurccl K'I,overs' Parkf' with a tree of hearts, park lmcnch, and real grass. Miss Owens advised, while Patricia Christensen pre- sided one semester and Bernice NVall the next. Other officers were: vice-presidents, Hannah Hale and Elsie Sabag secretary-treasurers, Merrie Lou Strock and Nancy Eymann. f' vols Zi! Back row: H. Hale, Adviser W. Owens, J, Cowles, M. Almgren, J. Eymann, M. Strock. Second rowi W. Ragus, N. Astiasuian, C. Parlier, E. Saba, P. Christensen, N. Eymann, D. Fair, M. McCormick. Front row: C. Kovacevich, B. Hess, E. England, S. Trembly, H. Stohl. E. McCapes, B. Wall. B Lk IUW W Huddlzston D Evinann. D. Eoren, H. Frlesen. Third row: N. Hongola. R. Roush ll :noon A oi coln, K, Higdon, K Olson. D Bullard, K Jannes, N. Clark. Sec im R Maltz B Jackson H Peters. T. Rodrlquez. W. Chung, A Smith, A Larson Front row 1 Ladd B budenxndn V Wedel. C. Salmu. J. MCBl'lHI, dimllock The symbolic green and white Block Rn sweaters are very prominent around the campus. To be eligible for the Block R club. an boy inust have earned ll least one letter in any interschool sport. Then they are able to become members only after il secret vote has been taken. The purpose of the Block MH club is to promote school spirit. good fellowship. und service. It has been at very uctiye club this year . . . officiat- ing at the FresI1niun-Sophomore Brawl. helping with the bonfire rally, und sponsoring il dance. The talk of the school wus the donkey races, which helped promote the sule of bonds and stumps. George Taylor and Keith Olson served as presidents. Other officers were: vice-presi- dents, XVayne Iluddleston and Albert Sinithg secretury-treusurers, Albert Smith und NVillie Chung. Coach Munn wus the adviser. fill li? l ond .'l x,- liimuxuii N I A wt in Presi11c'n1 Amos Doorm' Sf't'l'l'flll'If 46 Headley, 'Kntqhttx A newlv organized cluh in school this year is the Reedley Knights. It is composed ol' Junior and Senior hoys who have lieen selected hy Dr. lXk-Laughlin and Mr. flood- win. All of these hoys were chosen lmecause of their leadership alvility. The purpose of this cluh is to render service to the school, to help other cluhs, and to uphold standards of the school. The hows have spent nuinerous hours setting up their constitution. One of the projects the cluh has Worked on this past year is a students handhook. Mr. Goodwin initiated the hoys during an inspiring cereinoinz The lteedley Knights' president was Edward Mawod. and Ainos Dooley acted as secretary. Mr. Goodwin is the adviser. Back row: N. Hongola, G. Taylor. A. Smith, Adviser P. Goodwin. A. Dooley. Second row R. Ebiner, A. Larson. Front row: W. Huddleston, K, James, H. Friesen, E. Mawod, D. Huinason F. Zlelke. Q A Back ion N Clirk C Salmu O Oldham C Ebner B Braden M Pauls M Eckberg D Smith S l Thomas H Mettn F Kallio Thnd iow A Dickison J Baker A Eblnei A Balakian K .. -- -' , . ' 1 . ' 'Q , Cornelson, O. Dickison, J. Jennings, M. Pauls, Adviser C. Englund. Second row: K. Olson, G. Sha- Q moon, A. Larson, D. Gouldy, T. Albrecht, J. Watson. l-I. Berg, L. McGrew, First row: B. Snderman, N B. Satterburg, B. Steinwand. M. Leppke, A. Wilson, E. Loewen. 4 5 . . . ...... 'I ZF. A The lfuturv Farmers havc had a ugreeii thnnihn in many pics this past year. They took grvat intern-st in pnhlic spvaking, and .Ii-ssc' lvnnings. winnvr of thc local contcst, wont on to win tlw Statv Spcaking Contvst. 'l'hm-ir highly siiccvssflil harn danc-4' was thc sc-vin' of sonic livt-ly squaro dancing. Othcr activitivs participated in wvrv: has- iwthall gainvs with other l .l .A. cllaptvrsg a snow trip, a pack trip to thv mountains. a field trip to the Kernick Smith Ranch, and they hvlpvd promote the salt- of war honds and stamps. Tin-5' wcrc ahh' lvad hv Arnold Larson, prosidcntg Marlin Drivdger, vice-pre-sidentg Marvin L01 Jkv, svcrctarvg essc enninlfs, 1 I . . A trcasui't-rg Larl lthner, rcporterg George Shainoon. svntinvlg Mr. Enflund adviser. 2, , Annorn l.AnsoN I l'I'Sill!'lIf NlAllVlN 1lCl'llKl'I Sl'l'I'l'fIll'Ij 47 C. 5. CJ. X Scholarship for Service is their motto This year the Reedley C. F. chal sponsored its annual Extemporaneous Speaking Contestg gave a cake sale and skating party for sale of war hondsg and acted as guides on Visiting Day. Seventeen inemhers attended the California Scholar- ship Federation district conference in Fresno. Mrs. Kliewer, who had faithfully served many years as adviser, resigned from the faculty this year. Mrs. llardeheclx is the new adviser. NVhen first semester president Elmo Pruett. joined the navy, vice-president Howard Friesen finished the term. Having done a fine joh, Howard was re-elected as president second semes- ter. Other officers Were: vice-presidents, Floyd Zielke, Bernice VVallg secretaries, Nancy Eymann, Ann Rogalskyg treasurers, Hannah Hale, Marjorie Heimerg reporters, Patricia Christensen, Shirley Tremhley. mwmm Flnrisisx, Elmo Pm Pre.s'i1lenI.s l A A I Back row: E. Regier. A. Christ, W. Voth. E. Pruett, S. Tremblay, M. Reimer, C. Stay, J. Eymann, H. Friesen, R, Martz, D. Stay. Second row: G. Reipma, J, Caskey, A. Rogalsky, L. Reynolds. M. Strock, B. Hess, C. Troy. Front row: E. Saba, B. Wall, N. Eymann, P. Christensen. H. Hale, T. Fenner, . ,- I Back row: B. Hudson. J. Hixson. M. Reimer, E. Mawod, V. Pruett. Front row: H. Ah ,. wan. 1 M. Ahngien. Advisers P. Isaack and E, Hardebeck. M. Unruh. 7!fx,,Jy,,4,,, , Red? Cnow In its role of helping others, the junior Red Cross has done much in Heedley High. This year they made afghans, slippers, scraphooks, lap hoards, canes, flag stands. toys, nut cups, and they collected old clothing. These articles were sent where the need was greatest. At Christmas. carolers made the rounds to sing to shut-ins and aged. Later, a skating party was given to raise money for the National Wfar Fund to which S25 was given. A check for S5100 was sent to the National Children's Fund. Thanks go to Mrs. Isaak and teachers for their wonderful help and supervision of the activities. All memhers should feel proud of the help they have given others through the junior Red Cross. 3' T.. . sifg !lLL4f4p .af SW MAnjomr: Hillman, Secretary Mmityoinri ALMc:m-ix, President AQ F51 MT. ri r -.1 C7TLE.YLbLCb. Extcmporaneous Speakers-Back row R. Martens, N. Eymann, W. Voth. Second row: M. Skidmore, J. Eymann, F. J. Goodner. Front row: J. Kim A. Christ. The question . . . Resolved that . . Debators-Back row: A. Christ, M. Skidmore, W. Nelson, K. Cornelson, F. J. Goodner, Adviser E. Evans. J. Kim, R. Heinrichs. Front row: M. Cot'- Y'l8lltlS, J. Caskey. R. Ebiner, J. Eymann. B. Hudson. Honorable judges, Worthv opponents. friends -the point of contention of the Freshman- Sophoinore Dehate was: The Legal Voting Age Should Be Reduced to 18 Years. From the large turnout of under classmen who partici- pated, the semi-finals eliminated all hut -loy Kim and Kenneth Kornelson tlfreslnnenlg jan- ice Caskey and Adolph Christ tSophomoresi. ln the excellent debate that resulted, the Fresh- men gave a fine showing, hut the Sophomores took the honors, with -lanice placing first and Adolph second. The next forensic activity was the animal lixtemporaneous Speaking Contest. Two memhers from each class participated in the finals. The winners name will he engraved on the permanent plaque. A team of Varsity dehators, namely, Mildred Skidmore, F. Goodner, Wesley Nelson, and Rohert Elminer, competed in Fresno. Reedley was represented hy Patricia Christensen in the Lions Clnli Oratorical Contest. I 5 l its H 'ton clfictonmff Mwbf f As our nation cntercd its fourth ycui' of war, thc stndcnts of Hvmllcy Iligh saw inuny morn- of the-ir coinrudvs go into tlw urinvcl scrviccs. XVith ll total of 662 pci' cont forincr stndc-nts si-rving in thc 2ll'lllUCl forccs and viglitcvn gold stairs on thi- flag, tiwrv wc-rv nnun' good rcnsons lo lun' win' honds and stannps. Sulcs wvrc held nl thc high school, onv noon 4-zlch wc-ok, and wow sponsorvd hy the various clnhs and school orgunizaitions. Soinv of tha- novvl projccts usczl to pronlotv sulc wcrv: ll clonkvy rzicvg Clllil' sulcw I'Olli'l' skating party: popularity poll of high school hovs and girlsg urclic'ri contvsig contvst to guvss ihv nninhvrs ol lwnns in ll glass jing :ind Ll 1J0l7lllill'itf' poll of thc xurions nrincd sm'- vicvs. Tho sulvs for thc your totulcd nhont f522.600.00. The c'li11i1'im'n of thc patriotic com- IIlllll'0S wow l'lthvl Haw lfnglund und l loi'onc-v HQIIISUII. Some of thc brass section. Q?-5 vb Zflffl rn K' 1 Q1 ii ll - ' 7- -.v Football gamesl Pep rallies! Special assem- lmliesl The hon fire paraclel All these would have been so incomplete witliont the stir- ring music of the scliool lmncl. These eighty liigli school and junior college inu- siciuns have Worked together well under the direction of Mr. Burton Strock. The culmination of ull their efforts was the znnniul Spring Band Concert. The prograun for tliis event included ll pleasing vzniety of popular uncl clzlssicnl nnnilicrs. 'l'lic lmuncl coinpletccl 11 year of line service to the sc-liool as it pluyccl for lllc ifhlllllllilllllll exercises. Back row: M. Owens, S. Barlsch, B, Fisher. B. Essepinn. Director B. Strock, J. Henderson, Z. Ballard, R. Neainan, J. Glierrerro. ll, Melie. Third row: R. Hansen. D. Caesar, B. Beachcm E, Oldham, R. Mawod, D. Allen. Second row E. Eaton, R. West, A. Laeinmleni, W. Olson J. Rntclill. R. lvlarshall, D. Pcnncr, J, Madrigal C. Baunihach, L. Warkcntin, G. Sparks. First row: E. lvlaworl, J, Sponier, B. Bright, S. Nelson D. Fair. V. Wcdcl, A. Smith, B. Meade. G. Gaede, inajorctteg C. Grew-K. drum nmjorg D. Hardcr. inujorctte. 5-lo Q, 1 Y X A e X K NN li 'Xa Q Rv Featuring thc 2nd violin section. This x'ca1r's orchcstru has not hccn large, hut has clonc vcry wt-ll hccuusc of its tustc in good classical music. Thcx' arc i'ortunutc to huvc such ll cup- uhlo, inspiring clircctor as Nliss Dorothy Uclrich. ' ln thc past scan' thcx' liuvc playcd for school usscinhlics, ussistccl in thc operettu untl ull school plans, aulcl ll2lYt' QIYPII ll puhlic conccrt. . Q 'l'hcx' lunvc hccn an ll2ll'tl working group of stuclcnts whosc music has he-cn ll grcut contrilmution to our school lifc. Back row: F. Zu-Ikc. D. Oclrxch. M. Osborn J. Johanncs. I.. lit-glcr, IC. Frxcscn. M. CUl'l1l'lllIS Third row: P. Builcy. E, Brandt, W. Olson D. Allcn. G. Sparks. Sccond row: I.. f'llI'lSl11ill1 C. 1V1cPhcrson. S. Hanson. l,. Munroc. H. Bright R. Avamts. S. 'I'rcrnhIcy, R. Wcrlio. First row A. Christ. A. RLIRIIS. M. Rcnncr. V. Locwcn G, ltlcpniu, !. Krockcr, M. Nclson, Q' Mason. Strung quartct: A. Ragus. A. Christ, W, Voth. I., Cl1l'lSlN2lll, n . Y f fb if--. Boys' quartet: M. Alvis, F. Zielke, P. Ruth. J. Henderson. QQQQ Claim The operetta! ,The Christmas pageant! Both were outstanding events on the musical calendar of the past year . . . events in which the high sehool glee t-luln groups played zi leading role. The niusie elusses this year were divided into two groups: tl mixed chorus of fifty girls und hoys, and it girls' glee club of twenty freshmzm and sophomore girls. A hoys quartet and ai girls' sextet made hit perforinunees tit assemlmlies and other programs. The glee chili groups were directed ln' Miss Dorothy Oelrieh. Back row: W. Smith. E. Jeff, A. Ray, H. Trauclt, M. Toby, E. Parker, M. Parker, L. Traudt, L. Nicholas, J. Boldt. P. Brown, I.. Friesen. Front row: B. lVIeBriar. L. Voth. B. Blair, G. Gzlede, B. Shiimoon. Direetor D. Oelixeli. center, V. Loewen, D. Nvurkenfin. G. Reimer, FI. Frie:-en. rm Back row: R. Reimer, G. Drieciger, V. Funk, L. Ediger, W. Nelson, F. J. Goodner, A. Smith, G. Hagen, A. Fric- sen, R. Goertzen, C. Carrillo, N. Prinz. Third row: P. lVliinil, C. Fisher, H. Fast, M. Warkentin. G. Smith, V. Wall, F. liielke. L. Rcgier, M. Alvis, M. Clark, A. Christian. Second row: J. Kim, C'. Tunnel, Q. Torosian, B. Parker, M. Bair- rack, J. Henderson, J. Johannes, A. Pauls. G. Klassen, E.. Zamora. Front row: D. Fisher, M. Mason, N. lladclzicl F. Hansen, H. Hale, Director D. Oelrieli W. Ragus. V. Noroiun, I.. Ckinklin, I, Klassen. O. Crist. -wuq-me-up-W ' me f 1- A . . ...if sire . ililihlliuium lilly' Ragus, M. Osborn, B. Arakelizm, R. Ji 'WL 5. Ugina one ull. Xl. S. iJill2lii0l'l'n, thc- popular Gilhcrl and Snliivzui opmcttzl. was P11-sclitcci hy the high school music iil'plll'flllC'lli unch-r the direction of Nliss Dorothy Uvirich. Those who took thv loading roics wm'c' ll. llaiic Qtlosc-piiinvi and llvncicrson Lliaiiplii. I . Cloochwr QSir Alosvph l'orlvri wus 2liNY1lfS an-coiiipziiiivci in' Nl. ifonruci Qllchci ami his sistvrs ami his 1-ousins zmci his anuits. l.. livgicr Qf.ill7i1lIll C.or4-orauii was Cllllllllillllilllg office-r oi thc' ship. llis gnchnircr was A. lizigus ql3iittc'i'clipi. Xl. .-Xhis LlDca1cicw'J ami l'. linlh Llioutswuini xxx-iv also main cimrau-lc-rs on hourci. 'l'hvx wi-rv snpporln'ci in ai chorus of sixtx. P. Ruth. F. J. Goodner, M. Conrad A. Raflus. L. Rc-flier, M. Alvis. Back row: J. Kim, M. Mason, N. Had- dad, G. Dricdger, H. Fast. M. Warken- tin, J. Gocrtz, L. Edipzcr. G. Smith, R. Goertzen, M. Osborn. Fourth row: R. Pauls, E. Zamora, A. Christian, V. Funk, G. Tunnvll. R. Werho. Third row: M. Alvis. A. Smith, W. Bennett. W. Nelson. R. Nviifvld, LI. McPherson, B. Sudorman, L. Klassun, F. Hagen. Second row: L. Candvlns, I.. Regier. A. Ragus, F. J, Goodncr, M. Conrad, J, Hcndvrson, H, Halo, P. Ruth, B. Fisher. From row: LY Baulnhack, l.. Wairkontin. ME I S 5 NRA... f' H' . sg ff YQ. 2 ' Hmm iam fox , s . ,f I lm! MW- H. Halo, J. Hendvrson. E fi ui .-,'Qg KJ , .. ffix E ri J ,. - h 4 . S 4 EJ: A Q., 1. eww ! e e me ai. 'N V V , 5 Q i Standing: A. Tnros ian W Olson. A, Ragus. M, Neu inan, Adviser W. S. Treinblcy. Seat Ovxens ed Pauls. N. Eyniann. I .. ,, 'S , 0LLCl'l Tlie junior Play, Touch and Co, liad the audience howling witli laughter. The set was a small town railroad station and tlie action concerned a time bomb and a run-away bride- groom. Special mention should go to Loreen Sproat. Slie did a fine jolm as leading lady, all on two days, notice when Mary Alice Neufeld was seriously iii- jured in an zuitomolmile accident. Tlie play was directed by Miss Owens. Tlie late 'iPopU Taylor played tlie part of 'itlie tramp and stole the show. and C50 M Alvis L Sproat L. Harms, G. Klassen, M, Reimer. C. McPherson. L C, Gregg. P. Christensen, C. Bauinbach. f ef f Standing: B. Suderman, R. Neufeld. Seated: lVl. Conrad, H. Hale. F. Hansen, Pauls. f,7' 1 Back row: E. Siven, R. Fenner, Buckmzm. W. Ragus, Director D. Miller, Front row: E. Saba. R. Eblner, D. Harder, F. .I. Goodner. B. Vogel, W. Nelson. R. Spring Green, at very modern comedy, took place in the home of Ninn Cassell, at lovely young widow. The Problems of her two dttuglitcrs and their teen-age friends afforded much llIllllSC- nlent. The roniantic interest wus provided when the Cz1ssell's rent- ed an apartment to Major Todd. The Majors son Newton was the problem child, however, and drove everyone to distraction with his pedigreed eurthworlns. The play was directed by Miss Dorothy Miller. ugpninq queen Jltlfmfletlca . if Q ' EY Bac? to 59006 ye. D' xay ef 1 66 9 ' 115 - 951 VGPYSVCO ' captax m moo ' rk. ceotegofg-95168 rmaft C:diesY09'G N0 Qu Wayne S Y 8 pw? O .W EeV5 team, vafst fi ovf y . r A ,f Jw! ecwmgweiqht qootlivalil The Varsity football squad this year was an excellent one. It is with great pride that Dr. McLaughlin declares, This yearis foot- ball team has been the best in twelve yearsf' The team began the season by losing a game to Selma, but under the guidance of Coach Charlie Mann they learned to Work well together. They Went on to win four out of six league games and both practice games, tieing for second place in the Sequoia League. ff' K X 533 Lea M 3. new eS- N' Wincraft' E NWKQJXSOQ. 9' ft Yfuen' rx, K' Y Ps fx. G. 'Y 6- . 950 0, QBXOQ YK-5X9 is W' S M 0- CH wh Cgac d YOXN1 ' coagfh Hgliey ' ' C. Dia F- w Fwd' to . V- Woo D. Baxiafon' at Yves. qq, , 3 mf' A wff' 14. 53 .ficihtweiqlxt qootlrfallll During the 1944 football season, the Baby Pirates ranked among the top teams in the league . . . with only one loss and a tie. Though they were a smaller team in size than their opponents, they nlacle up for it with a strong line and speedy baekfielcl. The Baby Pirates have been praised, by the coaches ancl players wherever they competed, for clean SP0l'lSlllilllSlllp. Their eoaeh, Dave Seheiclt, in his first year here. has won the - t' mn of the team. gi'llllllH' F081 X'C'l illlfl 100131111 If Z1 MZ ali! ,M-,, 'I 1 ' -f., B50 G k VOM, Rf SDH- K, , 1.0 J, LVQTH ferga C Pa . Roushsonv Trqtl D T ' H311 M' Gun Uls, .911 . Amslbiach' F?A1l0d?f3ibR-izfiif' D- ci C- A Y01111 1 b f'ehfZ- R. ' 17- of'0Se11,l'e1'f1he- 4F. Ebln Son HT,pe11nQ, C ' ' . 1-SZ. - V- Hu R0b9,.I Ebil :or Donald Llnoxf In 'C'o1 'D 0v. ' Pa td DI L, plain 'aye'-. 1 ' ' ,2l11u.0iph, ., S N Dl'1f'f1'So fo 1- 7 - 10, 'BU 0 galhe v 2. 'om r cu .' W E ow. C ' Ch hngg, B. g'11,,.d Ivodqleszon Iiudu g. K ll, M son, J.. IZig.dgfLHe'o,,, bC0aCghE4 Whx . - D ,- CIQIJ Schejlsflgr' R Uk' a R, 00511206- Cgrlar 'Ll 1 - J H001 Ons - J - , pmt 11, R V B. . C, Re, it! . Se! Vog lawt- BS, F4 L, 'ffl B405 860553, N-.. F. J. Goodner. manager: Howard Friesen, CL A k E t B Q Q Q captain. XX ll The Pirates got off to it had start in their 1944 hziskethull season. its they were defeated hy Edison The Pirates just eouldirt seein to eoine out on top in their first few 1f'unes. Nevertheless, Conti bm Nlunn was eonfident that the tezun had real possi hihties. NVhen they played Edison the second tinic they eunie ont on top hy six points. That uiont Reedl ey Reedlev Heedlei' Reedley Heedley Pxeedley R eedley Heedley Reedley Heedlev shows their inerit. The A's battle with the Sanger team. X ' Scioni-is 25 Orosi Y,,,i H31 24 Edison . .. 64 27 Exeter e,,e ..e. 3 6 26 Sanger . .. 35 26 Kingshurg ,,t., 51 51 Edison 45 44 VVi1sh. Union 41 22 Lemoore 25 32 Fowler 42 32 Sehnu 34 N Back row: Coach Mann, A. Smith, A. Strain, T. Albrecht, B. Suderinan, L, Patt, N. Hongola. E. Mawod, L. Clirisinzm. Front row: D. Eyniann, W. Huddleston, A. Larson, K, James. D. Christen- sen, K. Olson, G. Shamoon, H. Friesen. 05 iQ lv il il ci A e t a The B team, though handicapped by the lack of height when compared with their opponents u niude at good showing throughout the entire season. Couch Munn drilled the teznn in the tactics of speed and teiunwork. The Bs Caine through by winning about one-half of their games. Main' of the first string phivers were seniors, but next yeinfs possibilities are brighter. Sc it in Hs Richard Martz, managerg Trini que-2. captain. Rodri Iteedley 22 33 Orosi 22 2 14 Reedley 24 Edison 2 2 22 42 Heedley 27 Exeter 2 33 Reedley 8 Sanger 2 . 17 Heedley 2 . 27 Kingsburg . 31 Heedley 2 2 28 Edison 2 . 32 Reedley 30 WVZISII. Union ,tt.., 26 Reedley 2 . 35 Lemoore 22 22 31 Heedley ,,t. 25 Fowler 23 Heedley ,.,, 31 Selina 2 33 The B's in action. ,A w h tit -it X H 015.3 Back row: Coach Mann, M. Fagry, B. Simonson, H. Enns. R. Suderinan, R2 Willems, R. Marti, lvl. Leppke. Front row: M. Raphael. R. Ebiner. T. Rodriquez, D, Lincoln, R. Roushall, W. Chung, B. Jackson, L. Thomas. 'Hx 'li fl31aAlQetl5allQuC la ti' B Ullty JZ Having seen the MCH team in action, We know they Were in there fighting every minute of the hall game. Defeats were handed out to Sanger, Selma, NVashington Union, Orosi, and Parlier. Coach Seheidt is highly commended for his Work of making such excellent players of these hoys, many of whom never hefore played high school haskethall. Never in the history of the team have there heen so many hoys out willing to participate, Whether they played or not. Reedley High is proud of these boys who are her future leaders. The C's try hard. Clyde Clemons, most improved playerg Jimmy Watson, captain. Back row: T. Perez, J. Guerrero. D. Young, C. Ta- toian, C. Clemens, J. Watson, O. Buller, H, Pauls, E. Wheeler. Second row: C. Huddleston, D. Craw- ford, G. Sparks, V. Wedel, G. Subia, H, Mitchell, R. Reyes, J. Mayer. Front row: Coach Scheidt. K. Hintergardt, B. Hintergardt, B. Fisher, M. Hal- croft, D. Hall, J. Madrigal. osmbaii 'Q i i The 1945 Baseball team represented Reedley High well, considering the odds against them. At midseason the team suffered the loss of its coach, Charles Mann. Bruce Flora was secured to take charge, and he led the team through a fairly successful season. Coach Bruce Flora deserves much credit for instilling a strong feeling of teamwork and good sportsmanship among the Players. NVith the experience gained hy next jeans returning lettermen and mem- hers of the B squad, Reedlefs Baseball team should have a good chance for the 1946 pennant. It's a good one! Our pitcher winding up. 45 Back row: Coach Sheidt, F. J. Goodner, D. Craw- i ford. C. Ladd, J, Eaton, R. Martz, A. Stenroos, B. Fisher, Coach C. Mann. Second row: D. Young, J. Watson, C. McCreary, J. McBriar, W. Chung K. Higdon, B. Jackson, K. James, D. Christensen R. Godfrey, D, Stay. Front row: D. Hall, G. Subia, A A , K, Hintergardt, J. Mayer, H. Mitchell, H. Pauls .v ' ' e. V 1 J. Cary. G. Sparks. A it .- . l xN . 2 D L nach Reedley has never lost an Invitational track meet since these meets were started. This year the Pirates Won the meet held in thc Reedley stadium in which ten schools parti- cipated. They took first place in the A and C classes, although they lost in class B. An abundance of underclassmen participated this year so the future looks assured. This is shown hy the fact that the sophomores and freshmen placed second and third in the annual Interclass trackmeet in which tht- seniors took first place. oft' log wi 'Coe Q, www ' fi ri s,, N B, sg L Tum' ch f , in lx M T T ge p ftp if , vb ,A kv 5 W h in M Bgcchflitfveyi. edel' Tm' 3' Tww' V XOY- G, Tafiwn, w05' Wa? -dx, E' M?neY- L-'nteYtlalng. vfiesewrn- 93- is- Yu, F. U ES: Weiss ner , NbH'5?c'0elgt2ixol?iY:iddXeSY0n' gev cy, n- C, C- 5 R- C03 g,xa0- yi. 4 X1 Q 1 go . he on- 5'lgecirKd0h?VZ Elyigla' NMC l 3. Yieqgdegibx-SYZ4 SZCYEI SOYXYNS it for 'nw 'ia-ee 103' ' D4 HUC Track stars get in shape for league tournaments, 5 ,fm . I 5 5 . Fl 5 fn. I me ennla A very promising group of 15 boys and girls made up this years tennis team. The only chalice the team had to play, however, was at the County Tournament held at Fowler in May. Merrie Lou Strock played girls' singles, and Elizabeth Kang and Sally Reyes paired up for girls' douhles. Ann Ragus and Harley Peters made up the mixed douhles team. David Stax' and Menno Gaeddert were in hovs' doubles competition. Thex' were under the supervision of Nliss Kendall. Back S, R YVCJWI, em' M-Tofiiea R R ' l'n, A gvh ' Rags' M . I M.-Lgaeddew ve? 'f- f' A H. ' Maru-1,:gt9Ps, D S , . t wih- ' Q mb I O unnl, a f J. Frou r ,DMT .S w i m m i n cat Students learn the techniques of a swimmer Q ' Q A will ' AR xigs Q 5 A X. aw 'Q 5 sq E Q WZ!! tr 4 V wa . . I , +' ' un 5 r Q , i asf, , ,f rsllni E' Kane, i Cplnatz-:A Ll fiction M iw ,.:,., ...... .. I ,,... ,,... . ...... t uma ... . ' Af :2'f3 : : - f Q . mfg gy - ::.:- '. . .Qi , 'W 5 G Q .Q vw. . 1 i ' 11 A? Y Got 'em. Massage. Up he goes. Here it comes. It's In the air. It was a tough game. Just practising Beautiful legs? Wheee-e-el Training. 35- L '5 SGH Cginlla' Slponta The girls are enthusiastic uhout their sports heeause of inter-class tournaments. Teams from each Physical Education class com- pete in noon games and then go on to play the junior College team. Tournaments for soeeer, huskethull. volleyball, and ping pong were helcl this year. An all-star girls, husketlmll teaun clefeatecl the Dinuha girls, teznn. Much time and energy was devoted to the Color Contest, the big event on the Phvsieul lflclueation eulenclar. Also this vear 9 an athletic queen was chosen to reign over ll Xlav festival. Class Captains - Back cevich, B. Essepian. Freshman Gymnasts-Back row: B. McBriar, B. Fite, D. Fair, E. Friesen, J. Eymann, A. Braun. Second row: T. Penner. M. McCormick, J. Spomer, C. Par- ller. Front row: G. Gaede, G. Riempa, C. Stay, P. Wedel. Outstanding Leaders: Back row: J. Spomer, M. Ro- galsky, E. McCapes. Second row: M. Puder, M. Sas- ser, B. Hess, E. England, D. Bennett. M. Almgren, E. Saba. W. Ragus, B. Wall. G. Riepma. N. Eymann, C. Parlier. Front row: M. Neufeld, S. Trembley, M. Strock, M. Unruh, C. Kovacevich, M. Garabe- dian, B, Essepian. row: M. Neufeld. M. Strock, M. Daher, E. Saba, M. Garabedian. Front row: W. Ragus, A. Rogalsky, C. Kova- White ChairmenYBack row: A. Ragus. C. Kovacevich, M. Unruh. Front row G. Ricpma, W. Ragus. N. Eymann, S. Trcmbley. Y CUQUTL Impressive entrances! Colorful decorations! Exciting athletic competition! All this added up to a spectacular Color Contest, the first held since 1941. During the year, competition lmetween Creens and NVhites was held in the P. E. classes one dav each week, the winners gaining points toward the IQT45 lmanner. The climax was the Color Contest show held two nights in March, in which 2250 girls participated. The general theme was One NVorld-with liilierty and justice for Allf' A 'igrass shack and tall palm trees against a hlue sky depicted the theme of the NVliite team, 'SThe Tropics. The YVhites' queen, Bernita Ara- kelian, was carried in on a flower decked litter on the shoulders of singing girls. The theme of the Creen team was uThe Polar Regions. The center of attraction was a glistening igloo set among snow-capped mountains with a hlue sky aliove. For the entrance, a light shone around the igloo and each girl carried a lighted candle. Their queen was Elizabeth Mt-Capes. Posture Girls-B. Wall, E. Kovaeevieh. B. Essepian. E. Saba, P. We-del. M, Gio- ietti. N. Callison. L. McCormick, E. Me- Capes. Whites build a pyramid, Bernita Arakelian, White queen. Qontelat Non-coinpvtitivv cvvnts included ll tnnilnling act uncl zz colorful Nluypolc clznicv. Tlw illuininzitc-cl Indian Club Drill was tlw finulv of tln- prngrlun vac-li niglit. The Xlliitc-s won tlw coinpctition for tlivir ciitraiicv uncl rlcwurulioiis: Iilimlwtli Nlcffulws was nwzlrclvtl lln' Pus- lurl' lroplu. 'flu' coinpvlitinn was always cxciting. uncl lln- l-llllll scorn' was irc-rx' closv, I7-19, thc ISH5 llllllllixl' going lu lln' Nlliilcs. llllIllt'ilSlll'1lllll' crvclit is clue to cll'lll'l'ill fllllllflllilll NYinifrvcl llalgusg Vliitc Clliivl' Nzuicy l'lYlll1lllll1 Circa-ii Cfliim-l' lulsif- Salma. 'l'lu-sv girls organizvcl f1l'0Ull Clialrlnun--Back row: D. Bon- , , , , , , i neil. B, Wall, M. Al - , B, I-j,',-- ' lnslruc'loi's, lzlsu- C-l'1llllllL'll zlncl Nlurtliu lxcnclull. llic' in-Um 1-uw: W. Ragll:TIgllsaba.Nwlm c-mninitlm' c'l1z1ir1nc'n for tln' XVliitc's wcrc: assistant cliicli, Curlcx Rimini-wil-lig gzunvs, Sliirlcx' 'lirvinlmlex'g lllv wliolv vvvnt unclvrtlw uclvisoixliip of tlwC1irls' P. li. ll0C0l'2lll0llS,, Ann llugusg vlitrum-v, Xlurljuriv Unrulig wlls. cll'l'lL'lll'll llivpnizi. Clivcii clnlirnlcn wvrcz assistant i-liivf, ll1'l'lllC0 Wllllg gzunvs, Nlurjoriv Alingrcng decom- liuns, Dixiv Bvnnvllg viitiuiicv. Bcttv lissepizliig yells, litlivl Klux- l'lllQ'l2lllCl and Fi'ivcl11 Ilagcn. Color Captains-Back row: lV1. Nvufold. C. Parlier. J. Spome-r, M. Rogalsky, E. NlcCapcs. Front row: lVl. Garubcdian. H. Essvpian, M. Sasser, M. Struck. Grvons build n pyramid. . Elizubutli Mcllxpm. Grvun quo:-ii. 52.3 LLYYLUTL yr fcnfnq in iv' in -2 2 M ':.,e,au4 em.: Wffxf g ilfiwnn 1 ww . .ku-P I .1 wi M K 1. Reading across-First row: lzuiicv Spmiier, Ceorgel 'l'uvlor, Dean Ballard, Iulia Evnizuiii, Iimmx' and Muriel Muvvr. Svc-ond row: Patricia and Deal Cliristcnscii, janv Cowles, Hzuiiiuli Halo, Nick Hugus. Third row: jean Osborn, Gwen Smith, Marilyn Garabedizui, Don liyxnaiiin, Phyliss Bailey. W n 7 4 fx JI Qi 0 ima il- Q- xxx 31 1 bi Rvuclixlg clown-First row: Nancy Eylllilllll, Nlvlvu Ima- NlCc:Ol'INiCk, Am: liugus and Allwrt Smith, KPIIIICF' Qlzunvs. Sm-L-ond row: I3u1'bu1'z1 llvss, Nludiv N1-llfvld, cll'l tClKAll HiGPlllil. Tllird ram: Nornmn llcmgolu, Zona Ballard, .Iounuc Crzuw. Fllllfth row: Nlerric Lou Strock, Donna lux Fair, Nlurioric- Clark. f 1 Q Q QQ u Lx t 14-4-'Q I f g l df Q'5'f'f X J W FE 4 f EDLEY X, A as I ff I 1 f -51 m 'A f 3, 5' vw Y X JJ o I fur. 1' 3' J 15 V H1 xx I x X hp LAX Q N fx If 1 Q j 5 J - 1 N 'Q A , A U S4 1 I I x 1 , 7 1 'qi' I5 'Q QL' av f ! V ya ' 'Jun Q 47175 ws . W , W . K I fjfffwor CQQEHCQQR OCTonEu 2 Registration. 3 School begins. 13 First home llootball game with Dinuba. 18 Girls, dCet Acquaintetlw lawn party. 20 First league football game with Selma. 26 Janice Spomer crowned queen at annual football rally. 26-27 P. C. E. give assemblies. 27 First home league game with Washington Union. Novminicn 2 Freshmal1-Sophomore brawl. 4 Pirates play at Fowler. 10 Varsity plays Sanger. 11 Armistice Day dance sponsored by tht Senior class. 13 Lightwcights play at Urosi. 16 Fashion show sponsored by Entre Nous. 17 Game with Kingsburg. 19-26 Thanksgiving vacation. Teachers, Institute. 27 School resumes. 30 Orchestra performs for high school assembly At the registration tables, The Freshman-Sophomore brawl. Queen Janice and her attendants. Scenes of the lawn party. These girls participated in the fashion show. F7 J, 19444945 F lliccticixiiiicii I Rcodlcw aloft-nts Urosi in footlmll game. 2 Sophomorcs sponsor claim-0. 5 l,l'tl'llSl1liil, liiissiaiii iizitivv. pci'toi'1ns at joint ussviiilily. S Lust lioothull gzum- of thc your is playccl with livmoorv. ll Block ll iiiitiutioii. I6 filll'lSllllilS clinic-v sponsorccl hy tht- qluiiiors. QI Nlusic clvpairtim-iit pwst-iits tlw Clii'istin11s pzlgvzuit. 22 liiiskvtlmll gfzllllt' with Orosi. 23 Cfliristiiins vaiczitioii he-giiis. -I.-xxixxm' 2 School ix-siiim-s. I3 'llwiiiis :X and I5 play liclisoii 'll-cli. 5 Biiskctlmll gaunv with lixvtvii lil Skating hvgiiis. I3 lslllllll' l'llll'Illl'I' alum-v. 19 lkiiskvtlmll ganna' with Sungc-i'. 23 Xlil-itll' Tliomzls Whitt- spczllxs. 26 Svc-oiicl lc-ugiim' gaum' at Kiiigshurg. Thu big L1l1l'lSll1lilS ll'Ul' in thc maui hull. Dil!1L'lllfl at tho barn daiicv. Slug lim- ut F.F.A. dmiuo. Clii'islmz1s cairoliiig: all thu Qlllllllll' ciuiicv Scmios oi' tho pziguuiil. 5 1 U. . Cale ncllan Fl-I lill U ANY 2 Basketball game with Edison. Student Body Election. 8 Bond and Stamp sales weekly get underway. 9 Basketball game at NVashington Union. 10 Entre lNousYValentine Dance. 12-13 Alexander Kerensky speaks to students. 16 Basketball game at Lemoore. ' Beedley debates with Sanger. 22 Dedication of Service Flag. Basketball game with Fowler. Xlixmiii 1 Fresno square dancers perform. 2 Basketball season ends with game wilh Selma. 8 Sheila Pearl sings al joint assembly. 10 Fresno State College Debate 'l'om'nament. Block Pin sponsors dance. 15-16 Color Contest. 22 Entre Nous assembly. 23 unior Bed Cross skating iarlv. h l . 29 Music De vartment assemblv. - l 1 p . First game ot Baseball Jlaved at Urosi. 4 B I . l . 30 Easter vacation begins. Avian. 3 School resumes. 4 Baseball game with Roosevelt. 5 Tumbling assembly. 12 Junior play, Touch and Go. 12 F. F. A. assemblv. 13 Baseball game with Fowler. Flag Dedication. Girls gather old clothes. Major White speaks to students. Girls tumble at the Color Contest. Girls who took part in the May-Pole dance. 1944-1945 , 'I' I 1 API-tll- I8 SflllIUllt-Ijlly. I9 lutm-class truck nivcl. Bzmd L'UllCl'I'I. 21 liusl-lmll gllllll' ul Iiingslmnrg. QI Slnclvnl Bully' Spring clulicc-. 23 I,z1nrzl Nast. pianist, l'llIl'I'I1IIllS. 26 I'zn40nl visiting clay. 27 I'ms0ImII gannc' wilIi XYLISIIIIIQIUII Uni I Blu' 53 Upvrctlu, MII. XI. S. I,IIl1II-lll'l'n. Iiusl-Ix1II gznnv all Suiigvr. fl Invila ' 1 'L 'A '. Ill I . QIUULIIICI' wins final ICXICIIlIJlJl'Lllll'OllS Contvsl. II Iiusl-ImII glnnv all Sl-Iniu. ' Ili Sm-nini' dross-np clay. I7 ,lllllIUl'-SUIIIOI' Iiziinlnvl. Clmlviul Clmnl Imncl lXll'I4Ol'lIlS, IH Scnior picnic. I9 XYvsl Const Ilvlziis. 2-I Svnim' pIux', 'Spring cIl'lll'lI.N Klux' Ifvstivzzl. 25 Scqlmizi Ikllglll' 'I'i'aiL-Ix Xlm-l Inirc. 31 U1'cIicstru COlIL'L'I'I. jun: I junior-Sl-nior Proni. I0 B11ccz1Iu111'c:1ll' S0i'x'icc. II IIOIIIIIICIICCIIIUIII Iixvim-isvs. I2 SL-IiooI clisniissccl for tI1c ivan: Lowering of flag ccroninny Sheila Pearl sings. Skating at the N. Y. A, building. Pop Taylor in the Jnnnn' Play. Girls sextel sings. i X., WBFIIIII lllll lllllll Cllooatena The Reedley High School acknowledges the financial .support of the following Boosters for its activities of 44-45. R. E. Allen, M. D. Arrowood Cafe Athens Cafe - jim Kontilis and Gus Chagares Dr. H. Don Bailey, D. C. Bank of America, Reedley Branch R. Bergthold I. L. Besaw - Reedley Heating 81 Plumbing Black 81 White Market W. T. Bloyd Bragg's Butane Supply Co. - Al Weinbrenner Brown Tractor Co. Cairns Funeral Home California Fruit Exchange - Fresno Agency Calif. Prune 81 Apricot Growers Ass'n. Walker G. Carlisle I. H. Carpenter Citizens Lumber Company Harry Coffee - Fresno 8z Bakersfield Colonial Flower Shop Community Fish Market David Radio Shop East Reedley Store, Peter Paul Emery Service Engravers Corporation, Los Angeles Enns Sales 81 Service Paul A. Eymann Eymann Real Estate 8: Insurance Orville K. Fast, jeweler The First National Bank of Orange Cove Floyd's Service Station Frank Frane, Insurance Fudge Cafe Peter I. Funk - Insurance M. A. Furlong, Ieweler Martin Gilbert Gillig Bros. - Hayward Growers, Supply Co. L. R. Hamilton Hardware Furniture Mart D. B. Harris Harels Pharmacy Helenls Ship of Beauty High School Service Home Cash Grocery C. H. Howell, Stationer Hughes Motor Co. Izmirian's Sheet Metal Works C. M. jackson ' Iackson's Service Sam jorgensen Pump Co. justesen's Dry Goods Store Iustesen's Food Store Kaprielian Bros. Kim Bros. Elmer Lajoie Lois-jean Shoppe E. V. Loukonen P. M. Madsenls Shoe Store Mancao Recreation Hall W. O. Marical, Orange Cove Martens Chevrolet :Sz Oldsmobile Co. joseph Mawod T. W. McKenzie, D. D. S. Modern Cleaners Moran's Reedley Bakery Nash De Camp Co. - Roy R. Kennedy, Mgr. M. E. Nightingale Shell Service, Orange Cove Olsen's Dairy Orange Cove Lumber Co. Orange Cove Trading Post H. W. Pasley, M. D. Peggie's Beauty Shoppe Peloian Packing Company 1. C. Penney Co. P. O. Service F. S. Rasco 8: Co., Theodore F. Zemke, Mgr. Reedley Auto Supply, Al. Lamm, owner Reedley Cement Pipe Company Reedley Electric Supply Reedley Exponent Reedley Feed 8: Seed Reedley 5-10-15c Store Reedley Flower Shop Reedley Grape Growers Reedley Hardware Co. Reedley Lumber Co. Reedley Motor Sales Reedley Plumbing Service Reedley Steam Laundry 6: Dry Cleaning Works Reedley Theatre Clflooatena Reliable Shoe Store, A. K Tomayan Richfield Service, Bill LeGore Rich's Quality Bakery Robarts Confectionery Rowland's Garage Ruth 6: Braun Safeway Store, Reedley Sam's Shoe Store Santa Fe Market Savateer 6: Bright I. Seibel, M. D. Steinfeldt's Hardware K. Stepanian F. S. Stitser, Insurance Sun King Dairy Sunland Refining Corporation Touts Drive In Chas. H. Traber, M. D. Tommie Underwood Valley Barber Shop Valley Typewriter Co., Fresno R. H. Vogt, D. D. s. Irving Warner Hatchery Geo. Watry Western Auto Supply Store August Witte Wooden's Pharmacy Worrel's Plumbing 6: Electric Shop Zaninovich Bros., Orange Cove W V ' Jf , JJ! ' 'J' .Ir A J! JI! f 4 YM! iff JL f f ,JK f 26 A t 9 D L x of ' lf 'r W K! ,W ff f p MM' pf ,ffl V, XAO Sifcknowllecllqmenta fr , X W' X X ff 5 1 ef' U X K l '4 We wish to thank the following for their wonderful cooperation in help- ing to make possible the compilation of this book: JAMES FAIRWEAIHER, FRED PLANTING, and ARMAND HANNAH of the REEDLEY EXPONENTQ LESLIE SERPA of the FRESNO BEE ENGRAVINGQ SAM BABCOCK of the BABCOCK COVER COMPANYQ LYLE RENNICK of the LYLE RENNICK STUDIOQ and GREGORY ADAMS of the REEDLEY HIGH SCHOOL and JUNIOR COLLEGE FACULTY. 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