Reedley High School - Porcupine Yearbook (Reedley, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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It. i'r-prcsz-i1tatiu- . , , good sp:-akcr , . cliioyx good lil4'l'zltl1i'c , , . lilic im-inlicl' of Califor- nia Scholarship Fcclcrutioii . . . an ahlc spcak- cl' . . . Bunk of Aim-1'ica ,'Xcliicxc1xu-ut cup , . . inlclligi-ut , , . winm-1' of Lion! Club conti-sl . . . pri-sich-nt ul Quill and Scroll . . . ccrtainlp an assi-l to hm' class. CJARY lomib Sluclcut lrorly pn-siili-nt . . . lwulci' in Qtuclcnl zictivilics . , . sccrctaih' of Knights . . . ylooil xpcakcl' . . Sbllllll' class prcsiilcnl . . . likw voor! um:-lv , . . iunior and wi-nior class plays . . l Spm-nk for lJcinoci'acy contcst county winm r . . . an all-arouucl good citin-u and ath- It-tv , , . lilock li . . . fricnclly 1 . Proudly Presenting MAiuuAniia Clmiiuczcs AND CJARY jONl4IS, thc most representative scn- iors as choscn hy the faculty llfttll' their nomination hy thcii' class- niatcs. Thc choicc was hasccl up- on thcii' cxcinplification of scholar- ship, clcpcnclahility, citizenship, lcaclcrship and participation in school activities. RALPH KnAKoW Custodian Dear Ralph: You have been patient and understanding with the students of Reedley High ever since you came to us in 1939. XVhile it may appear that We take all things for granted, we are aware of your many acts of kindness, your willingness to help us and your Warm interest in our Welfare. i VVe have seen you quietly help students and teachers alike with Words of thoughtfulness and cheer. Your broad sense of humor and your friendly smile will long linger in our memories. VVe think you have heen a wonderful help in making our high school one of the most outstanding in the Valley and We thank you sincerely. Affectionately yours, THE STUDENTS or REEDLEY HIGH Page 7 1951+ N E P0 Contents PREFACE . . FOREWORD . . PICTOBIAL SECTION . REPRESENTATIVE SENIOBS . DEDICATION . . . ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY CLASSES PICTOBIAL SECTION . . SENIOBS . JUNIORS . SOPIIOMOBES . FBBSI-IMI-:N . ORGANIZATIONS PICTORIAL SECTION . CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES . ATHLETICS PICTOBIAL SECTION FOOTBALL . BASKETBALL . BASEBALL . TRACK . . SYVIMMING - TENNIS . GIRLS AND BOYS SPORTS . APPRECIATION . . . 1 2-3 4-5 6 7 9-20 21-25 27-37 38-41 42-46 47-50 51-55 56-74 75-79 80-85 86-87 88-89 90 91 92-93 94-96 ADM lNlSTI-ii TIQN gh ' ' ' ' - . .N M' ..,. ' K IQ. haw W ' is 1 'iii' - -' , giyyfglf N' 5 f Mash' 4-1-gfwhh -is-.E-nr Q Y Q . .7 -'Y W ' I . A gn . M, -.. K . A ' 3 ' ... 3 1 Ti, I N 1 f r K s - - up W1 - . B .4 , i'-W-glkf -1 f W v V J J. f Lizo VVOLFSON PAUL GCJCIDWVIN Superintendvnt Principal Administrators Provide tor Cur Educotion Always interested in the best possible education for the youth of this Community, these adininistrators gave untiringly of their time and effort to that end. They provided a Well-equipped plant, an expanding curricula, many extra-cur- ricular activities, and varied experiences that developed Well-rounded students who hrought honor and distinction to our school. VVe are highly grateful for their Warm, personal interest which made our high school days profitable and pleasant. i 1 it i l 1 V V ,v.Q--G 74, YW' 1- It-nj 1 l , NORMAN BIRD BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Lvff to right: Robert Hixson, Herman Neufeld, Janus Business Manager Browning, Waldnn Olson, Chester Purlicr. Page 10 VVIIJXUII COKEg A.B. FLORENCE lRXVINg 13.5. M.S. NVILLIAMIR0VVLFiYg 13.8. NLS. l .elttunclancc Officer Dr-an of Girls Cuulancc Dm-ctor Our counselors and teachers are our friends, tried and true. VVe turn to them often for advice and encouragement. The ideals and principles which they have shared with us hy precept and example will always serve as guide- posts toward a richer and more purposeful life. Student Body presi- di-nls, Gary jones, Lg They Led --We Followed Democracy in actionn was ahly demonstrated by the i student council and opened the Way to knowledge and en- joyment of all our school activities. The Council, advised hy Mr. Goodwin, studied school problems, formulated pol- icies, and handled business affairs efficiently and success- fullv. S'l'UDl'IN'l' COUNCIL. Back row: Lefl to riglzl, C. Sulh-rficld, li. Kayaianian. M. Tzlllwy, rl. .-Xx'cli-limglli, D. Blancliard, K. NL-why, P. llogzxlsky. I. Files, Spa-ncn-l', Xl. llali-, D. lfillmorv, Xl. Garrigus, il. Stephens, Mr. Goodwin. Front row: Luft io riglzl. C. Hull, D. Clawson, VI. VVhitlock, M. Hannah, ll. Arakawa, B. McElhoc, U. la-c, D. lshinmru, li. Vv'omack, Crane, G. Joni-S, NI. Crum, j. lshimaru, C. Espino. 1 l lliclmrd Arakamu, l. l Page l l of the suphmnuri- class. FINPI ARTS Paige- 12 Crzuncr, Nulzxh, A.ll.f' ls-ziclu-s fri-slum-n sociul slumliz-s. English zittmulul U.C.. U.S.C. aulvisnr ul lil'L'SllllIilll class, jr. lla-nl Cross. Hyun, Eiuli-mu BA. 4 ti-au-luis English, spvvulr- :utr-iicli-cl Univ. ol' lmlziho. U.C.. U.S,C.Autlvisur of thi- sfiphcnimrx- class. noon ziulivitivs 'liulihy is ili- rl-cting plays. Diuzm-l, Virginia. B.A.f tc-ziclu-s Spanish-ultcncln-cl Univvrsily of Xlvxico 1 Ms-xicu City' J. Szu'liminv rl'uris J, l'.C.l,.A.fzulvi- snr nf Spanish Cluli' linliliy is lruvvliugl. Slim-puul, Rucl. A.B., MA. tr-:iclws Eiuglislifuttciul- 1-cl Frvsim Stats-, Univ. of Vkkisliinglnn. U.S.C.! hohlmy is lvuilcling drill- Lnwund, Hu-lcu, BE., M. A.--tcaiclu-s clothing, Lut- in--aittc-mlml Univ. nf ll- linuis -f aulvisor of thi' fri-slnuun class hulmlmy is raising liursa-s. S1-ilu-I, Cs'L'1'liu, A.B., NI. Afftz-uclu-s Cc-rnmnfant- tr-mln-cl Univ. uf Cliiczulu. l'.C.l,.A.fli0lmliy is truv- 1-liuu. wonnl launps. Faculty lfurnu-r. Ruth, B.S., M.S. - fvalclic-s clothing, honw nuniziyim-nu-nt att L- n Ll 0 al Cnlnrzulu A.6zM,, U.S.C.- uclvisrir of Fuiurc- Hornb- iuakm-rs' hubby is sports. Nevins, Hlomls-im, H.S.f H-ucrlic-s foods -sith-iidud Cciloiwicln A.ZS:hl., U.S.C., Frvsnu Stain-fadvisur of Tri-Ili-Y--hohhics am- nil puiutiuxl. sculpture. Rm-im es zi rus. no State, Suu Francisco Statm- collm-cliug, athletics. Z:-uh, Nurnmn, A.li.,Xl.M. fu-uclivs lxaiml, m'clic-shui Suttmulm-cl Sun Frznnciscu Stem-, Shih- -holihip-s un- phil- zitely, Czilifornizuiiu. Mclilroy. Athul, BL.- tmiclivs English axtlcmlvml L'.C.-aulvisur ul this jun- iur L-hiss fr huliliivs :ira- truvm-ling. visiting. Swullur. lilxiiiu-, AJS. - le-uclivs English, journal- isvn f alll:-mlm-ml Hvntlrix Colli-gs-, l'.S,C. -- uclvisur Quill and SL-roll--lmliliy is ri-uding. cr, limp. A.l'n.fl0ucli- Capps-llu choir, chu- l1klI1ll 1llfUllllk'Ll Frus- fhnlilxics uri' stzunp U.S.C., Fri-sun LANGUAC Arndt, Armin, B. I truclivs nrt'-nth-mlud run Cullvgv. Univ. Blin:icsulufaulvisnr of junior class lmhlmics pliutngraipliy. Indian ulizwulogy. SOCIAL SCIENCE i r, Donald -f h-acln-s :o mechanics, has sportation - ath-ntlvul ., San Jost- Stair, varml - hohhivs a I' v cling, fishing. Dani:-lson, Don, A.B.f tcauhvs frvslnnan social shulivs. first aid attvnil- ml U.C.fadvisor of thv fn-shman class -- hohhit-s arm- fishing, Cillllllillg. Hull, C. B.. AB. BLA.- tvaclws frm-slnnan social stnrlics, 1.IL'll0l'ill math.- attcmlccl Huntington Col- lm-gv, Univ. of Ohio-atb visor of thc- freshman class Zliolmhin-s aw hiking, campnnz. -5.4, Cntlirvy, lid, B.A.-le-acl1- vs auto mt-uhanics, gon- ural shop f att:-ndt-cl Col- lugi- of Pacific. San Jost- Statc--liohhy is fishing. llarclvlmvck, C. VV., A.B.4 ta-aulu-s nictal shop, nia- chinm- shop, gm-aural shop -attvnclucl Orc-gon Statv Collt-gi-fliolmlmy is g,arclr.-n- ing. Douglas, Grovvr I., M.A. - tvaclws U. History, English f attvnilod Univ. of Chicago, S.M.U.facl- visor of tha' P4-gasns Club fhohlwivs am- hunting, fishing. Karosa, Frank, BA., BLA. -tm-aclws driver training! atti-mln-cl Scranton Univ, Bncknvll Unixzfaclvisor of sopholnorc class f hohhit-s au- clrivvi' training. Grande, Harold. ILA.. M.S.ftc-acln-s Civics, svn- ior social stncli0s-attvncl- s-Ll Univ. of lvlinnvsota. Carls-ton Coll4'g04nclvisor of tha- svnior classfhob- liivs arc rvacling, fishing. Klcnkv, NYaylw, A.li. ts-acln-s English. worlcl history - attvnclvcl Chico Stah--holxbit-s are pho- tography, ornithology. Faculty Lt-wis, jack. A.B.'-tvaul1- cs woothvork, 5.2 c n v r a l Sl10Dfillll'llKlt'll San Jost- Stats- holmhy is photog- raphy. Scott. Conlon. ll.S.. NLS. lm-aclws nivch. zlrawinil. gc-nvral shop - attvmln-ml Oklahoma A. Cv Xl. zul- visor of thi- sz-nioi' class hohlmy is hunting, Iishing. Hair. I.vstox', A.B.-h'ach- vs clrivvi' training, hiol- ogy. hofs sports--attcncl- oil Santa Barbara, U.C., I re-sno State' -hobby is trout fishing. Mitchell, Paul, BA. ! tc-aclius U. S. llistory. hi- ologly f atlvncli-al l'll't'Sllll Stalin U.C.- holmhics are sports, travuling. 1 v ARTS lNDUS'l'l'llAL Page 13 julmmn, C - school lil Ml Unix. Ulliv. ul' hx Cnty Lam' jam- Slut spnrls. Xlzltson, l'l fNl.A.fh'ucl auth-mln-cl L hum, Univ ton, U.C. rn-ailing, pl lXlIA'l'lll NlA1'l SC ll 'NILL HYSICAL DUCATION lllzlcli. Xl1n'11alrcl, A.H.. M..-X. V tvuclws pliysiczxl l'LlllL'1lil4ll1'ilfh'lHlA'fl Ulf.. Unix. nl O11-1.!ml-zulvism' of C..-X..-X.-rlmlvlmics am- jlill'lll'lllllLf, skiing. uk, l'anilin4'. P.ll.N. hlic Hclmul nui'S1'-1ll- Lvlnnnn, llnlmvri. .-MH., iulml Gmail Snlimrihllx XIMX,-11-lull-H-5 P115-gig-all spitul. Univ. uf NV:lSl1- 1-dm-alimu um-mlml Nvvcl- Chvn, Univ. nl' Orvjlnn- lc-3' .I.C.. Shinfnrcl Univ.. why is mnitnlmn' lih-. Chilli-uv uf Pacific lmhhy is zullilctics. lic, XVillmn1', Ali. f- chcs lim-lcl and truck llzlylmn1'n,I.vl1ul'zl.ll.N. npsfzillcmlccl llnnninnl nssislnnl schnul nnrsc all Ih-uc. Univ. uf Czllilff- lcmls-rl l r1-sum Shllc, llnr- vismn' ul' Ili-Y hnhhy is nclt Scliool nf Nnrsin! rslcninu, lmhhy is u-wind. 1 QUE l i-rmison, Carolyn. ll.A.- Horton. Vi-rm-, A.B. f Km-tim-riimlmun, Glnriai. B.S. tczlclu-s physical cclncu- tm-aiclu-Q physical vclncai- - ta-aiclu-S physical mlncn- tiunfaittvmli-cl Cnllz-gc of tion zittm-mls-cl l'.C. -nclx'i- tion-faittmlcln-cllmnu llc-:ich Pacific illlYl917l'llfflax..-X. sm' nl' Blum-k ull -limrlv City Colle-uv. U,C.l,..'X.! - hnhhy is Qpnrts. hiws am- hunting. fishini. zulvismn' nf thc fra-slnnani class. G..-X..-X., hnhlxy is Nnrmi, Arvi. l'.NI.S.N1'.- Ortiz. Sannns-l. B.,-X., KLA. sports. trziins L'illll'lS'ilih'lllll'll -tm-ziclu-S hi-zilth, physical R1-ccllcy ,I.C., Fort Bon- 1-rlncaitirmf-:ith-mln-ml Ohin NVzn'kcntin. Vcrnon, AB. lllll!'l1lll1lb5' .is makin: Shih- Univ., Bzilduin - tcuclu-s physical cclncu- limnv nnwivs. Xvlllliltl' Cnlls-111-fnnlvisux' limi-aittciulccl Collvuc of ul thi- Suplmnlurc claw. Pncificflmlwlmy is wpurts. Block ll -- h 0 h lm y is sports. u'E3 Faculty llannscn, XX lllllllll j.. 14.5.- in-.xchm-5 lixmluck rniminl ' :ntl-nrlm-cl Culil. Stills' Puli- lvchnic Cullm-Qc znlxinn' of l .l ..-X. lwlxlxius airm- lishinu. lixc-stuck slinws. Xlkmml. fllmrli-s, .'X..X., lib. - tczlcln-4 lamn nucclmnics llcmnkln, Km-nnvth. BS. -f f zxltcmlml l'.C., Clulil. tuicln-5 fruit prmlnclimi- Stalls- Pnlyii-clinic Cnllm-uc zxllvlnlccl l l'vslnr Shxlc. .ulxismn ol l .l ..fX. huh- l'. ll.. llnxix-lumlmlvy ix him nn- uircrzilt. lishini. plmtrwygmplmy. skiinu, Il EA LTI1 SERVICES VOCA'1'lONAL AGRICULTURE Palm' 15 lllllll SCIIOOI Ollflll I ff , ' IC 'ERSONNEIU Seated at MAINTENANCE. Back rnw: Left M right, Harry NVillen1s Bud li,li.X., Delrm-s Schmidt, I'.B,X nperatur. Stznnlinu at Andy Finns, David Gwaltney. Front Him: Imfl In righf, telellllmn-. Crnes' Canispe. nltendnnee secl'e!nl'y. Sent- Klim-wer, ,luke Schmidt, .-Xl l lL'lllillLf, Bllitel' Xluhn, Abe 1,1-ppke ed :lt dr-sk, Nlnrix-I YYilh'irn'd, 4-xeclllivs' S4-L'1'etau'3. St d t A ' t cl S ' BUSINESS ADMlNIS'l'lt.-X'l'lON. UFl lf-:H Pililt- SONXICI.. Left In I'1,!1'II.' Phyllis Prn-henn, lull:-n Kobayashi, Tillie Pr-nner. Irene Eiter. Throughout the year students received aid from these dependable and willing helpers who kept Reedlej' High running smoothly and efficiently. Because of their helpful serviees, the students went about their daily work eonfident that these friends were al- ways ready and willing to lend a helping hand when needed. mem CUSTODIANS. Back Row: Lvfl to Figlllf. D. C, Boat- CUOKS. Left to right: Marie VVan'k1-ntin, Marklin nnkn, Fred Fink, Ed Krvhhs, ltnherl Henry, Crcll Boldt, VVynlu Ilzxnnn, Esllur Hzxrclisnn, Heula Scrug- Carltnn. lfmnt Row: lwfl In rigluf. Arvil Grote. mins, Trixie Miller, ln-ne Sinnnnns, Inna- Biggers, l r1-fl l'l'c-hz'iln. li nlph Klwlknw, Iluwnrd XY4-her. Halrlhu Hzxnsnn. f raw- 1, . 3 ' ' 1 'M , Q i W 1 3 M . My , 1 ly U .rl 5 ei -Q. Q-3 Y L::-?,-. -A - ,--...A -A - -- 4 HA' ' ff ,ej .. wg, 5 if Qi' Q mug 5-K ' A':fIH '?i -Q5 Q 2 ,wr x M Q ,, ' , K Q,Z ,4 4 , Qlesx 4' Q l fm. 1 PU' - . . z .'wMa v 5 4 X 5 ' .NX3 E. Eva 'JA A b 9 J 'Wt wit 3, ,, J ,.A 7 ff :H-nv' - I -. an NIE iff- f W5 lk 115' Thx- ,-X:1'ic11lh111- lmilclinu, luczm-cl rm ilu- nurtliwm-xl midi- ol thi- L-aunpus, prmids-Q luc-iliiivs hir tminim: in thc- aiul'icullurail lil-lrl. CAMPUS SHOTS T 31217 -. 35 .,gg,gjy i, 11 1,-::ggqJg'Y- 4512- . L- v. W' 1 in ,Z 1. . W.., li , .V 54-ge 1 Thr- Sc-il-iiL-v building, lnvzitccl Ull ilu- suutliwf-st siali- of tln- caunpum, is ilu- su-nc ol niuny lim-rs-sling :xml llIlIJl'l'fllCl2llDll' 1-xpm-rilm-nts. Th 4- llomz- licmumiics luiilclilxg, loom:-cl on tlu- south- s-ust sich- ul' thx- czunpm, has sc-P11 many girls lvnvc its pmtils l in tm luis 'a .' gum an -rml for lionu-nm'-'.'. 'l'ln- Girls Gymnasium. local- wl on ilu' lllll'll1t'1l5t siclv ull th.- caunpus, liulmls me-murin-s nl' suri- musclc-S illltl Qkinm-nl km-vs. l'agc- 20 'l'ln- .-Xuln Xls-L'lx.mi1.-s lxuilclilli, lncznlvcl mm thi- lmrllx- wi-st sidv nl tlu- unnpus. is llu- plenum- wlin-rv Imp lm-:xrn nliout thc' MiIlll2ll'ilSu of il cur, , r SENIOIKS PREPARIC FOR CLRADUATION UIJYIG HES HS ivniur. 1? 5, H 5 X A ., , 2 X Ki 11 if qi , Q, yn 55 E ' f 5 is If ,M-nw. vi' 1 ,,,,hv1- its-N 4 a,..--..' ' 7-,ty X ,M K, fx V Q wg, W ' 5' W s x '92, in 4 Q. 17 N...-...--f c.f1liUX'xllUX or Illli llRl'.SlIXlXX l'U0llwXll U1 mx 4' M A . , ff' H. MK 5 ' ww--A11 N v .- F Am., .,. 'Swv' 5 . y.JE1,r Ami.. 4 12 -f 4 Yn . an .., '4 , x 6' ,- f 1 , 1 K 1 vw... 'Q' xlw u L . P I -4 ' r fs 1' lvrn. ' 'Qs X4 3. I Q '-1 H- 5-fl, 1- 2' L, + is 1, ,v?j-X g, X :Wm Af- n W-K' M-Li' '.', .'x ' ' L4 - ',..TM. H-1' ,. -V fa--- f f QV' 'ffl iff' -we-+4qk,, 'RJ ' Yfng.--4 ' ,.-X -.. x. , XA. ,1-,ff N-- 1 .A X4 L- -IL ...wr . ,V V-7.x-. , A - .s .,-u-, f 5 Hwggfg ,W , 'Hifi E' Q,,aw',:wI,f ' V-, I 3 QXYX7' 'S' ,5 L 5'fU-7 ' '.m,1f'r ' f aff' A. X35 f I' ,A A 1 A, M W Q f 'ff Hr-. ,A qw! 1 WV, -Q B ' fn' J: !-i+4g.L'.-.:.r+f,P.,- f '. Q !, ,xfyli X, yn, 2 ,.-'. .- '- . ,v ,X 1 .fr r N--N . it u Agar '4 Y ,E 50 Years ii E V ir N. mx'-ig dvi Qing K. 1 . an f ' ..,,, . W-'M A1115 , - A ' , as v f W . f 45 -X N V 'H H ii' , 'I .' , ' :nff-If , 5' Af. Amy ww N QM Y' 1' K nf Aqqvr- :xb 5 115. W X 0, wi X1 M my 1 as Q-9 ' . Q , I gg at M .N Ly . K . in A X f XM- Q f M? 545 is f wffW wgQa?s-',, Q A 3 , . .1 ' Xzfke 1,012 4' ' . n 41:3 K 1 A 6 , if Q. , , f if J. Q1 T gf ,MQ if 1 Q-G' AF :Av f at 3, iii! H 5 J , ..M rx A B M , V, Y: A f 'Tv in L if mb tw An x 6 X K1 ff, Q ' Q., - ia ' ' ' , V -,.,- ' Y - 'Ru V A 1 L ' A -2- : i. Of Progress RFQ w ,. s . . ,, ax..-1amgiQf,1 L ' Q-ii, 2 A W. 'f M I W gf. 'T 'll T 'y H 'mdw .. 5 My: .QQ 5 1 . r -....... H L.. .-.ra av 3 - 4.- ii I E 14+ E, .4l1 Qx .. ' z IOS ,gyms 'IfHfQ?g.lw 'wma W .i,,,,, we gv .ia A 1 sd Outstanding F ollowing tradition, the class of ,54 chose these seniors as outstanding in schol- arship, leadership, citizenship, depend- ahility, and school activities. l'l'1'l'E ROUALSKY siudcnt hotly yin-1--pn-sicloxit onttloor typo . . . junior x ss-nior class plays . . . sports enthusiast . , . pry-sult-nt Knights . . , magnetic smilt iunior class pri-sith-nt . . , likrs fun . . . ms-mln-r of Bloc . . . amhitious . . . vice-prtsl clout of lli-Y . . , L-i-rtainly YYONNE Clt,-XNE stucli-nt hotly puhlicity manager . . . accomplish:-s many tasks ll1'l1lllll tht- su-nt-s . . . Entri- Nous . . . artistic . . . iunior a-ul st-nior plays . . . lik:-s hors- es . . . C.A.A .... spontan- eous pt-rsonality . . . C.S.F. . . . willingly at-ut-pts many Llutit-s , . . Quill and Scroll . . . oh- ligiml and wt-ll likt-tl hy all, crm-clit to his class. DAXVN ISIIINIARU student hotly treasurer . . . qunt ly compa-tm-nt . . . sr-crvtary ot Entra- Nous . . . twinkling cus . . , lift- my-inlwr and tri-asn of C.S.l ..,. likes to sprnt 4-xtra minutes haking . . . su rm-tary of Quill anrl Scroll .ultls charm anal tliunity to lui L-lass. ltUl,,-XND Hl4Ilill'l'llUl,lJ prosiclont ol' Hi-Y . , . sings wt-ll . . . Knights . . . likes hunting and iishing . . . lrt-ase urs-r of Spanish Cluh . . . will- ing work:-r . . . Block It . . -. quit-t . . , pri-sich-nt and lil'- nn-mlwr of C.S.l .,.. mastr-r of tht- urirliron . . . active mom- lu-r ot Nayigators . . . has many 4'yr-L'llliYi- lruits. HICI I ,-XRD AltAKi-XXV,-X stutlunt hotly pre-sich-nt . . . ph is ing pr-rsonalily . . . liff- nu of C.S,l ..., t-x4'L'ntiu- illilll us . . . lloys slatr- ri-pri-sr-nti u . . . stamp collector . . . iumoi and sz-nior class :lays . . . Block l . R . . . colorful shirts . Knights . . , can always Ili-pt-mln-cl upon to clo nlorm- inn his share. iarticipant KAREN NEXVBY sturlt-nt hotly cha-orlt-1 enthusiastic . . . L-ali 'lgon . . . poppy . . . . , contributes many . . . Quill and Scroll to rlanco . . . Entri- Rct-clloy lliyzh School KHDU . . . Girls Le- cil . . . an ene-rm-tic Q ltlvl' . . . or of Par- . rally girl new itlvas . . . loves Nous . . . rr-porter at iljlllk' COUN- aifairs. in all student holly DOROTHY Bl,.fXNCHAltlJ stutla-nt hotly sr-ure-tary , . . :ln-sst-r . . . rally girl . . 1 ioys painting . . . pu-sirlcnt ot Cirls Loayllu- . . . makus fllsncls easily . . . actin- ms-mhu C.,-LA ..., frii-ntlly to Q-yt-in , . . vicr'-pri-sich-nt of Ifn it Nous . . . will liz- rs-nu-Inu as an oulslandinig pr-rson nu lt'ilKll'l', HRUCIC NICELHOE student hotly yicc'-pri-sicln-nt . . . ansyu-rs lo Mac . . . lift- mom- lwl' and trvasurt-r of C.S,l7 .... like-s thi- outdoors . . . tra-asin'r-r of Knights . . . liki-ahh' . . . lnnlor play . . . 4-asy going . . . Spanish cluh . . . fun loving . . . Ili-Y . . . lvancl antl ol'cl'u-shtral . . . has all tht- I1llltlltlL'S oi a successful sci:-ntist. Pall' 26 CHlCl'1ltI.lCAI3l'IltS, I,1'fI to righf: john Arrleinagni, SENIOR CL,-XSS ADYISORS, Left lo right: Nlr. Dorothx Blanclulrtl. Stan H1-aeh. Cranlle, Xlr, Scott, Miss Hutlin. Mr. jones, Xlr. Cuthrex. I l i i l l I Seniors Reap Valuable Store of Information Four years have changed the eager freshmen into a senior class which knows the importance of initiative and cooperation. During their high school years, the seniors have devoted much time and effort in organizing class projects - dances, assemhlies and plays - and in par- ticipating in school activities - athletic contests, pep rallies, class work, musical events, parties, and conventions. Uut of this round of interesting and Proliitahle activity the seniors have accumulated a varied and valuahle store of information. Through courses dealing specifically with social, economic and domestic prohlems the seniors heeame familiar with present-day living conditions. On Career Day students from various schools in the valley assemlilecl at Reedlev to learn ahout different vocations. The final acts of haccalaureate and graduation provided a fitting end to high school life for the Class of '5-lg however, they also ushered in the heginniug of a new, exciting wav of life. l l l A i G.-XHY ,IUNICS l'ri-with-nt wi l l i DON,-X-l.l7 lfll,l,XlOltl'l lltl'1Nl'I Nl.-XSllMO'l'O -IUXCIC l Il,l'1S View presltlm-nl Secretary 'l'r4'asnri'l' ff-en ' 9 5 in K ' 2 , 1' irfiili f' , I l . F 1 F ' Q I if -1,1 'I . f , f l l . sesame f l . .K l i l i L r N . Page 27 A Mcluoralalc Spot f A group of st-nior girls uujoy- ina luuchtinu- on thu- lawn. Class lX lICHEAL Ac:1u1foc:L1o Yucatioual Af-Z. VIt7I,E'f AYooB Humcmakinyg DonoTHY BLANCHAED Comme-rcial Paula- 28 IAIVIIES ANDERSEN Vocational Ag .IUNE BAKER Social Scivuu-I DONNA BOLDT Com nn-rcial lXlAltY FAE ANDREXVS Social Scicncc BETTY BALL Social Science ROBERT BoNnURANT Social Science H1f:HAuD ARAKANVA Mathematics LEo BAUMBACH Industrial Arts IANIES BROGAN Industrial Arts IOHN ARDEBTAGNI Vocational Ag. STANLEY BEACH Industrial Arts XVILLIAM BUCKLEY Industrial Arts 3 NIEMMA AIIIIOXVIJOII Social Scii-ncc ROLAND BERCTHOL1 Social Scic-ucv HELEN BULLE11 Commvrcial of l954 ALICE Asmn Music XVIRGINIA B1Ll.1A1m1 Social Scivncv RQSELYN BULLER Homvmakim: SUNNY CARTIHIH Industrial Arls C IGN lcxzx Cf ll 41.1 NS Social Soir-limi NIYHN.-x Cl-lE1'EllNlCIll llrmmvmakini AIANHCS N Q01 A1 .1 NS Social Scic-nu Dick Cauvsox Ynvziticrlxail .NLC R wmoxn Cl0l,l,lYS Yun-aliunal .-X1 lox' AUHRNIIEIMER Social Science 'X'1nf:1NlA BITNER Commvrcial B IAHY CARRERA Pluiiwniaking llum' CIADUKQII facial Scivncn llAl,Pll COIRIBOY,-X lmluilrial lil SENIOR l 'O0Tl'lAI,l. I.l'2TTEllXlENl, Back Row: l.1'fl tn righi. llulaml llvryltlmlrl, Hay YVumls, jim Saulqlu-. jim Yollilglmlnml. Nlinlcllv row: Lvft in riglll, llalph Nlamlrijlal. l'iicharLl XVKll11llCk. Cary 101108. Pvlz' llogalsky. Front row: Lvff fu riglil, Stan BL-ach. j. Arch-xmulni. loc Raphacl. R. Arukawa. Pagv 29 A Momnmhlc spot - The buses ready for another trip homo. Class RONALD YVONNE COX CIIANI2 Social Suivncc Art CAIN jun:-4 MIDI high IIOnO:'5 in thx I Sllbilll fm' IDI-IIIOL-I':Icy spca-ch cun- tvst. Page 30 DONNA CRAXYFORD xIAltl'll'lllklliL'S ISIQNITA IDI.-XZ fj0lNl1N'l'L'i21l GLOIIIA ESQUEDA Sm-inl Scicncc BOYD CURTIS YOc.1tiODzIl Ag. ELVFIIA DICK Social Scivncc- BIARIBELL FA ST Conmwrcial DONAVON CUTSHAXV Social Scin-ucv ESTIIEII EKNOIAN MIItI1I-InIIiiL-S IOANNE F EDI-AAU SOI-iul Scicnc-I: SI'1lRI.lCY DAM M Suciul Scicxlu. RONALD ELLISON Imlustriul Arts IOYCE FILES COIDIDI-rcial Lms FINK -f -I 9 Hmm-IIIIIkiIIQ O S- PAULINFI GAIIISI-E Socixll Scim-Ilcc ROIIIZIIT FITHIEN Social Sciz-Iicv NIAIIMAIIII-I GAIRIKIKZIIS Social SciI-IIcm- RoIsEII'I' FIIANTZ lllClllSll'i1ll Arls DICNNIS CIIBBY lXl2ltl1l'll'l1ll'lCi PAULINE CAIIIII-:IIIAN Social S4-in-vIc-v lo,-I NNE Gm' I1'I I' floIIIIIII-I'L-i:Il . ................. SIIIQIIIIY IJAVIS Social Sc-in-IILI BALI-II EMI-:IIY Social SL'iI-nu SHAIILIQNE FILES CQIIIIIII-I'c-iul ClI:,xc:I-1 IJICXYH I RST Sm-iul Sc-il-IIL-v TI-:IJ ENSMINGEII SuiI-IIL-0 lJUNALl7 FILIIMoIIIa CIIIIIIIII-rc-iIIl ' Alkll'llllll'lQ' C:1I'I'igIs I' -pr -S -I t - l ll --ll- XIARIOIN ISAO lliflh SQ-ln-ol in l7:IIILlIli-I: lolz .-XIIIlIiI4iclIiI IIANNAII I-IARA liuolIIIioII good ci.i.4L-IIs cIIIIla-st. Social Scii-IIL'v lIIQluSh'iIll Arts ROBEH'1'I'1ARRIS AIITIIUII HEIL VIIL-:ItioIIIIl Ag. IIIdIIstriIIl Arts Pugc S31 .-X M:-nmrulvlv sput - Thr- Rc-cdlcy High School Rout- vrs sm-ctinn 51005 tllmuglm ax snappy ya-ll at ll football ilzllnv. Class YVONNE HUPPER Crnmm-rciul GAIIY IONES xlullu-xmlliwz IUDITH KRUM llmnvlmmking llxgc' 32 A110115 IIULSEY Industrial Arts LYNNP: lomas lmlustrizxl Arts E mn KUL-I U Nlaxihvnmtics HES:-:E HUHLBUT Cm111m'rCinl DHLUHES Io1:c:ENsHN Yucial Scivllcr- ESTH ER liUROKAXVA Xluwic M ARY HYLTON Social Scioncc CARL KASSABIAN M:xil1m1'mzlliL'S CJENE IJANDlllTl'l lnflwnwhinl Arts PATSY INN Hmm-mzxkinl CAROL KLASSEN Music DAHLENE LAXVRENCE l'lumvmnking1 DAWN ISHIMARU Nlntlu-lnaxtics XlANON KLIHVER l,1lIl1lllll2l' Dono'rHY LEAVITT Music RALPH NIADRIGAL f II 9 Xlzithvmzltics O v ROY BIEADE Voczitionul Ag. R I ARGARET BIARQUEZ Social Sciuncc PIARHIET M 1NAss1AN Cumm 1-rciail IRENEN NIASUINIOTO Matin-matics KE1'r11 BI1NsC11 lncluSh'iail A115 XV.-XNONA NIAY Cmnimwciali I,Lm'D Nl Vrc ri I 11:1 ,L Iluinswiail Arts DANIEL IENSICN mlusiliil .-X114 SERALD ilu-:Diss nrlustriul Arts DARNIEN JOPEZ Immm-rciul LOLLIE 4I1iXiINl'iZ Cuinrm-rciul DAVID KHHHBI EL Nlusic IDONALD I VOUKONIQN Music RIIYAKA KVA Social SL'ivnL'v EDDDC BIURENTD Social Scivncz- - v The Rvcdlvy Fuhirv Fzirnicrs displux' th-ir riil -Q NIARION won at various exhibitions. ' Q ,mn M Palm- .5 1 A Nl:-unurulmls ' spot Slum- sl-niurs m-njrxyim: al fcw lm-mlrv lI1lDI1ll'lIi'u m ilu- puhu. KENNETH BIOSHIER lndustriul Arts David Krvlmlxim-l Class BRUCE iXlCELl-IDE Mzltllmmmaitics . lmnm' music Studi-nk. rvprm-ss-nh-cl lim-Lllm-y High School :xt tho Naxtimml Music Camp, .il1tR'1'lUCkL'll, M ichigun. Page 34 BEVERLY lYliXVBY Social Suivnu. TREVA Io PANKRATZ Cmnlncl'L'iz1l TINA RANIIREZ Cmnmvrcial KAREN ixlEYVBY Ni1lfi1L'lN1llfiCS IIOVVARD PANTTA-IA xiklilN'I1l2liiCS RONALD RAPADAS industrial Arts HENIK1' N1c:KEL Sm-iul Scicnci- NIAHY JANE PETERSON Nlusic JOE HAPHAEL Xiilihl'H12liiCS KIYUMI CJKATXIOTO Social Svivnul' AIUHN Pow ELL lmluslrizll Arts GRACE lionn1QUE2 Culmlllwrciul V if-i,1, ALICE IDELUHES NIANY SAKUDA SAUCEDA S.wcrEnA crUIlll1ll'l'l'iLll Rfusic Social Scivnca' ,F 'I N1A11jon1b: RAYMOND SAM O S- SCIIINIIDT SCHTNIIDT Sctlmlln' CIJl!!ll1I'l'Ci1ll Indllshiul Arts Vocutimml Ag. YW , . 1 I l ELEN CJSATO xi1lUH'll!llfiCS 1 C .1,e.1,1,A PUIJICR Cm11l111'I'Ciul PEN: Roc:,u,sKY Mutha-nmtics HENRY CDSBURNE lnclustriul Arts K FNNH1 II QLYA'1 1'LE1sALm1 lllclllstrizll Arts 'l'11r:uEsA Rumi-:no Cmnnu-1'ciul IAM las SAULQUE Sm-ianl Sl'i1'llL'1' c1Il,lSl'Ili'l' Sc fl IIN lH'l'l'Ili Nlallhvlnalticx 59 . N KG , 1 X WWW? Drums Srzcnuli Music DENTON SIFFOHD Cmmm-rciul A z if X 2 Slmrlwm- Fil -s amd liiclmrl 1xl'ilkilXV1l GLEN lx-U11-wlmivtl lavvxllvp all limi alml Girlx SHOEMAKEIK S'4 S' Industrial Arts CAROL SINIINIONS Music Palgs- 35 .-XA Nlmnomblm- smirk 5 Tho Ark building corridor pru- xlrlvs il :Owl plum' Im' talk in-lwu-11 clussvs. Class DOUG STMS Yocaltimml Ag. .I EAN SINDLINGER llumc-making Paulina- Gurispn-, u c t i v 1- lm-mhz-1' oi Fllillfl' ilumvm 2lkL'l'S Of America, was prvsimlvnt Of tha- lucul grcmup. Pagv 36 HELEN SNIDEH COmmvrcial CECTL SUTTON Social Science Rc JCER XYOCT Industrial Arts STEPHANIE SPENCER I'i0Il'll'l1lilk'ill2 HISAKO TATAMI Cmlilliilzwciul EDITH V OSBURGH Social Sciuncc JANE STEPHENS f,0IlIlIlL'l'Cllli IANET THIESSEN Xlusic NIYRNA YVADE Language JOANNE S'l'lil'HENSf COlmm-rciall IAIW ES TIIOIXTPSON Mutha-maltics RONALD XV ALL Mathm-matics of i954 PATRICIA W EINS Social Scii-nu RAY XVOODS Xvliililliflliill AE. RICHARD VVILSON lmlustrinl Arts lDAHLENE XVOHK Illll'l1i'l11klklIU1 VERNON XVINTERS X'UCiltl4lll1ll All. HUBEHT YAM ADA Mutl1s'l1mtics lilctufxlm XVOIXIACK Social Scivlwr luAN1'1',x Ymczi-in Sm-iall SL-in-nu Fla Ill al A JDENI A 'TUIKUEON nmmL'l'L'iall iAfIIIliAL 7AI.l-INCIA omlm-rciul ERR Y V ARKENTIN ucutimml Ag. KIYUIXII SUERIUTO .llwxim-llluliiml HENRY XYIDAUNIII lmlustriul Arts Cf:rmf:1ANA XVHANC xlillllL'll1RlfiCS IAL1FS jim Ymlnulxlmnl and Dmmvon Cutshuw, mm--nlwrs of llw , ' lim-clln-y High Sullcml Cnclv! rifle- in-ann, l'i-pl'vsm-litml llvvml- YOUNFBLOOD li-y lliuh Scluml nt thi' Shih- llilli- mzilch. Social Science LAURA ZIELKA Music Pnul' 537 UIUXIOH CL.-XSS .fXDX'lSOllS. Lvl! In riglzl: Klr. IUYIOH CLASS OFFICERS. Hack Row: Left to riglil, Mary Mitchell, Nlr. Arndt, Miss Nlelilrny, Nliss lfi-1'mison, Lon Ni-xins, yiei--p1'i-siilz-iitg Nlzirxin Crinn, pri-siilt-nl, Shigi-ko Mr. Agni-r. 'l'aitanii. si-cri-tiny, liliiini- Coolkaisian, tn-iisiii'i-l'. lfront lion: Left In riglii. Clit-erleaclws: Yvette Smith, Midori Nakugamzi. Angie l'rlmuno. Carol lioys. Juniors Receive Troclitionol Color Cone Three full years of invalnahle experience have readied the class of 1955 for the rank of upperclassnien. Beginning a new school year, they elected officers who elli- ciently directed class meetings and affairs. Along with an assembly, the juniors pre- sented a successful class play early in the spring. In May, they were host to the seniors at the long-awaited lunior-Senior Banquet. The presentation of the traditional color cane hy the seniors at the hanquet proved that this class was now fully prepared to shoulder the responsibility of up- holding the high standards and traditions of Reedley High next year. HACK ROVV: Left lo right, D. Baker, P. Contreras, D. Casto, H. Bergen, 'l'. Brogan, Ii. Brockett, B. Conner, li. Conley, Nl. Crum, S. Ayoolx. fXlIlJlJI,l'I HOVV: Left In riulil, VV. Byrann, C. .-Xrinentu, Rl. Compton, C. im- S58 Cailluhun, J. Clemons, j. Bonnut, Y. Bi-lic-iletti. T. Case. FRONT ROXV: Lrff Io right, B. Alxnirziclo, A. Crawford, S. Austin. M. Bairkinan, V. Betts, AI. Bi-i'i'yl1ill, N. Balm-r. .44 wr as 1,,., Q ' , QQ at 2 A as an T55 W Qb JF 5 ZF E Qfkfftgffgf' 2 'frfrifi we f. V . 3 WF: Q-if WS: 72: F' A...M ,M -5 , Tv ' A W if 'M wp KH' x QW Egg age 4 qw 'WM 211 J! ,,. 4 f, ' -,' ma 'ii 5 mf 1 3 mg? 35115 5 J' vid! 4 Fwt!T i W 1 ' Q fu., may MS X YL 201510 fx ' 5' 2: . 5. suv! , m, , 1 ri j -5, :gr LIE' F WY .af s. E ik W '-4' LN aug 'gf mf L G ' 4 j 5 zz 5? aw 2 'An ggi gl., -1 5, . 9 'vyff E' 5 ,Lf -iz aa TW x 1' N ' AQV .. 9 -pw, M ' w'.:s .4 'Y' fi 1 -fwlbwfg 45' M? 5 vza. ,IQ , ev. 1.5, A A fi 5' 'fu W 'iii 4 1: ls, ,. , ,lf il W 1. . a... 5 'I if 'SA 1234 QL M , . ,. ' JV , ' K sig, we ' I I -f Q - ' J' R -f an 'Q , ef Ui N. Q54 r F' ,iv and 'M Q SOPIIOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Back row: Lrfl to right, VV, SOPHOMOHE CLASS ADVISORS. Left to right: Lyon, Nici--pri-sideutg C. Sim-ds, secretary, L. Brogan. cheerleader. Mr. Rowley, Xlr. Karosai. Xliss Swaffer, Mr. Ryan, Front row: Left Io riglil. I, Ishiinaru, pri-siclentg X. Bondurant, and Xlr. Ortiz, clit-ei'l4-acl:-rg Cates, cln-erleaclerg N. Kmlama, treasurer. Sophomores Goin Experience The selection of reliable officers furnished the Class of ,56 a good beginning for their second year of high school. They emerged victorious from the traditional Freshman-Sophomore brawl, triumphed once more when they presented an old- fashioned inelo-drama entitled, Not Fit For Man or Beastf' in assembly. VValls fes- tooned with valentines gaily decorated with hearts, darts, and cupids provided an appropriate setting for students 'gto trip the light fantasticn to the tunes of Danga- ranls band at the sophomore dance. Throughout the year this class entered into many school affairs, including ath- letic competition, representation in the California Scholarship Federation, contribu- tion of their musical talents. and participation in social and extracurricular activities. After passing the half-Way mark, the members of this responsible and willing class are looking forward to the day when they will move into the junior class sec- tion of the auditorium and assume the status of upper classmen. 1 se, YIF- The sophomore. girls are. determined to beat the The refreshment table at the sophomore dance was rlaily decorated freshman girls in an exciting cageball game. with hearts, pretty napkins, and a beautiful layer cake. Class of 1956 XE ,,,C,,A:p BACK NOVV: Lwfl lo figllf. U. Fnllh-r. L. lillllur, H. Ch.lm's', D. Culw'I'. IC. H4151-l'. B. lllwxuml, l,. Hrialplv. ii. Culllr-3, C. crlRlI'k4'. Ii, liulIm1u'l'. Nlllllllil ROYY: Lrfl lr' l'i,!111. S, Cath-5. U. lluxh. XI. lizlrlsdm. C. Hlzxkc' li. Cin-11114-l', IJ. .hm-Q, C. liishup. D. lSnrh'1'. FNOYT RONY: lmft 141 riglfll. U. Axauxls, IJ. .-Krrmmwoml. G. lic-l:xm'um'I, I.. limganl. 11, Uhitwoucl, Y. llmxzhllnuxt, -I. l'w.wh. B Xklx ROV: l.z'f1 In right, ll. Czmtr.-ll. H. cjillllllll, F. D4-C1'uH, l,. llmvzmu. Y. Dick. N. Dirks, R. C1.mfm'0. ll. fjl0llQl1. MIIDIJIJC ROYY: l.1'fl Io Figllf, H. Dxn1i0lS. ll, Cmlrml, Corpus. C. Cannplwll, Ni. Dial, li. Cuxnpzntnl, ll. Cml1p:1r:nl, NI. Dmcdyiis. FRONT ROXV: Lcff to riglzl. X. cj0lll'K1lL'f, B. Dum. M. f. . .urtls, II. CL-luyn, XI. Calm-m. m' -13 Class of 1956 ISXCR HUVX: Imfl lu rlulll. I. Fmt. U, I'ru'wn. S. f3vul'24'. XI. I lm'4-Q. XY. I ri1-win, XY. Vlvmillu, X, Pixma-piun Ii. Kluillml. flIlJl7l.lC HOXY: lmflwiu lC.vFink. S. Chxhnt, D.. Frli-1-sz-ln. I.. .l ui'iukn, Vf. Cfnrlslmy, C f-.n'tu1l. ,I. Lrlxlslxp. li, K,l.u-wm.nx, VINJXI HOV: 1.1'fl In rlglll, C.. l'lllmrm-, lx. I'.lu!'n'5. li. K.m'mlm1, l l.mln:ulus, C-. Plvllnluxq, P. Pltlwll, P. l'ltl11-lx, I.. lzxzllns. x,vN ua 3 48? f 'W 4 J' R, ,' wif Pam' 44 1 ,awn.. ' B.-XCR ROYV: Lvfl In righf. I.. Mac-clrsxmzllcl. li. Dzmim-I. A. Lzm'1'4-nu-, IJ. 0ihm'm-, H. Olin-1', j. rNIUIlQl Rl. Omuri, C. Nm-x'm'c-1. B. l'mllts1jal. fXIll3DLE'l HOXV: Iffl tu figflll. D. Lmukum-n. L. Lucxkmu-11, D. Mzxmlmlc I. Nluluhxyu, Y. Mzxrtim-1, ll. Nlrmios, O, Nm-ilulrt. V. N014-11, A. Nlcllalnir-1. FHUN1' IKUYV: Imft In riulxi lf. Slum-dw, Y. Sunwu, ll. Nnunlsky. l'. Hmm-rn. A. Hmlurh-, Nl. l'rn'tilln, H. l'm'l'm'1, S, Smith. Class of 1956 ,f' x X ,Q BACK ROYV: 1.f'fl In ri,L5l1I, L. llilllllk YV. Hxlvlwrf, I. Hupkins. 'l'. IIunl4'r. 'lf Halral. ll. lxlylu-s. H. llnppn-V. L. llurllmt. Il. Holfnu1l1. MIIJDLH IKONY: Imft In rigglll. XV, H4-rim.m. li. Ihfmlmznl. Xl. Il:u't, C, lsmmiu. XI. llamsmm. il. Hicks, R. Holly. FRONT ROXY: L1-ft fu righl, F.. Ilughvi, .-X. Ihlulivw., j. lShim.u'n, ,X. Halshilnohm. ul. ,Iul1nshJl1. NV. juhnsrm, AI. Julnlihnx. -X. S BACK ROYV: Imfr fu riglhf. I,, Ku-hlxivl, xl. Klippolwsh-in, A. I,um-nlxy, ll. I,.mc. II. K1-IJ. XV. Knraim-11, R. Kalssulwimn. J. Kz1n.m'yvr, G. Lmztt. NIIDDLF RUYY: Luft tn righl. ii. Klzxsson, H. Krakow, U. Kingsluml, D. Kl'0l1lIH'l',!, X. K:1mmx'ul', 'If Loudvn, YY. Lynn. I. 1,1m's0n. B. Lnycl. XI. Kalwngm-. l liON'l' HUNT. lmfl lu Viglll. R. Kuhil-ld, B. Knwzxkzmi. N. Kodanm, K. Kuwnbuki. B. kmr, F. l.am:xud. lf, Luchs. S P 1- alylu -J Class of l956 ll E1 ? BACK HOXY: Iwfl In right, C. Swnnsml. M. XVUIH-. -I. XVriQl1t. li. SAN'Llllkf, Nl. Stills-s, N. VN'vzn'm-1', C. 'l'11n-kl-r. X. Sgmgxtfky, X. ll-l'lIlIllDSUIL R. Shipmxum. C. Scl1lun-xwugt. Mll7Dl.l'C NOXV: Lvf! lu right, M. Whmls. l.. Sum-rls, ll. lull, ll. XYinla-l'S. B. 'l'L'z1lim'll. ll. XYl1itm'y, N. Sims. D. 'l'incl1p. 'l'. Sc-rralllu, -I. Uh-ulli. l llUN'l' HOVV: l.r'ff in right. I.. VYilli.nns. L. Voss, P. S111-ucv, AI. vV2llkillS, li. Yinlaulrri. ,l. 'l'uuucl1i. A. 'l'lum, Nl. Tully, li. Stuckhm. . .... L, 1 Mfg BACK HOVV: Lvft I0 right, A. Pre-mlez. C. Pmlnd, C. Piits, L. Pzltzkuwski, A. Powell, L. Hobvrts, I. Ray- imurn. R. Pauls. F. liivz-ru, -I. Puclvr. MIDDLE ROVV: Lrft fo right, V. Sclmmutvr, I. Huyhourn, E. Rviswig, P. llmlriqm-Z. j. Spmm-r. S. Suvmoto. M. Houu-ro, H. Schroch-r, C. Schultz, XI. Schmidt, D. Rhodvs. FRONT HUXY: Lvft to right, C. Suu-ds, N. Samwo, H. Rugallsky, P. Hom:-ro, A. llodnrtc, M. Purtillo, B. Pm-ruz, Page 46 B. Smith. ACK RUNVQ 1.1'ff lu riglil, Nlr. Hull. lrs. Lawand, Bliss Ketteringlnnn. Nlrs. l'zln1er, Hr. Darrin-lson. FRONT ROXY: rf! lu riglll, C. Espino, Pri-sidcntg Nl. lclflhoe, Yic.--Presideiltg L. Asami, ,-crctzn'yg P. llennr-r. Chez-rleadc : C. ujisawa, 'I'rensnn-rg Shields, Cheer- arlerg K. Kennedy. Ulu-el'lc:uli'1'. Freshmen Discover ci New World l resh. inquisitive, hewildercd. hut willing. the class of '57 was heard clattcring down the halls of Reedleyf High School in search of new experiences. XVinning a hlue rihhon and a S25 cash prize for their float in the Beedley Fi- esta parade early in September spurred them on to other undertakings. Their assem- hly, a play full ot comhined tragedy and comedy, hrought gales of laughter from the audience, Althouffh the losinff of the Freslnnan-So uhomore Brawl momentarily' dam J- rs U l . il encd their enthusiasm, they' cuickh' recovered and turned out in larffe numhcrs lor v . . as the crowning oi' the Freshman lroothall Queen. To prepare themselves for the journey that lay ahead, they entered whole-heart edly into classroom work and participated eagerly in school activities. Under the guidance of trained counselors, group plans were formulated, activities were co- ordinated, and class meetings were run on an ellicient and understanding hasis. By merit of their achievements. they rightfully earned the rank of sophomores for the coming year. ford, Bl. Bailey. S. Arrowoot varaclo, F. Bailey, C, Berg. h BACK ROVV: Imfl In righl, C. llnxman VV. Anderson. li. Anrlersen. A, Ander sen, L. Acosta. H. linllvr. 0. Allred. C Ahsher. Bailey. Xlll7l'Il.lC HOVV Left fu right, D. Ary1enhrigl1l. ll. Ara kawa, L. Asami. I. Ain-rnln-inner. C Austin, B. Balakian. C. Bontman FRONT RUVV: lmfl In riglzfl. A. liyi F Yaule -I7 BACK ROVV: lmff to right, H. llyicvs, NI. Diaz, L. Dislf. C. lispino, G. Fhuulml, M. ILUUYI, D. i'1CiiLU'I', li. Dick. MlDDI.lfl HOVV: Loft In rigglzf. B. Elkins, NN . Dodson, C. Cross, I.. Esqm-du, I. Futru-ll, L. Daxis, L. Dvzlnmn. FRONT ROXV: l.1'ft Io riyhl, 17. Ecligvr, M. Dalmm, C. Crawford, I.. Corpus, H. Cam-s, XY. Curry, S. Psi-uvcrlu. BACK ROVV: Inf! In rigllf, E. F1011-s. D. Gibson, V. Crzllwr, A. Cm-rtzcn, C. Holt, G. Hoppvr, C. llighxmm. MIDDLE ROVY: Lrft Io riglzl, -I. Fishc-r, I.. Fillmurm-, C. Cz1rriL:us. IC. Garcia. A. Czlrciu, I. Giro, I . Garcia. FRONT ROVV: Lcfi in riglzl, M. Gmncc-S, KI. Fuiisawax, H. Fnrrvst. li. Fri:-sun, Y Goss. C. Cuyi-li, A. Cmrlkusiuli, S Gurcizl. Pngv 48 BACK IIOVV: lwfl In righl. 1'. Islas. fl. Ilxunm, I.. Ilulsq, T. Kmulcs-viclz, I-'. Ilugm-. D. ,II-nsun. II. Kola. R Halrris. KIIDDIJI IIOYV: Lvft fu 'ig1l1t, I.. Iwalsuki. 'IQ IIilI, XY. Hull XI. II11cIu-rl. II. Inn, II. :Il'llll'!lft', H. IPIIIIIIIQS, S. jim:-nm-Z. FRONT IIOXV' 'mfr in right, B. IIl'I'llIllllIK'l. I. His'- wrt. B. Ilunsz-lx, 'I'. lim:-m'l. K irukmv, D. ,IzlcInun. H Class of I957 BACK IIOVY: l.4'ff In rigllll. K. Km: Xl N I.Ui'XVL'll5Il'IIl. C. I.k'YUl'4'II'. G. l.1-1-. 'l IVIIIIIUZ, II, Mmltalm-1. NIIDI7I.I'1 IIOVV l.1'fl lu right, AI. Xlitchvll. hl. xIIj'1lk1lXVII AI. McCIa1sIl:m, KI. Ku-Illmis-I. A. Nm-rm-S SIRIII, IJ. AIZIIIILTIIIII, IC. XII-Ilraum, IJ Muffitl. I liON'I' IIOXV: lmlt ru righl II. Mansun. A, N31-. II. l.nmIrilIx, I llll I..m'1u1cI, C. I.opm-1. V. Nan: m, Ii.-XCK IIOYV: I.1'Il In liglll, U. I'IliIIipS D. Olson. C. Oxlurul, I . Nm-uh-III. I7 Uxforcl, ll. I'I1iIIIpw. .l. lIrlu'II. I.. Pauls XIII7I3I.I'I IIOVV: l.1'fI In riglll. C. Nal- saxlruaul. II. Ulu-ru, II. Nm-kc-Is, S. Pm:- lu-l', II. Ohm. II. I':11'k4-r. D. Pgmlg, FRONT IIUXY: l.:'lt In righl. S, l'I4:II, II. IEYRISIQII, P. Pm-lm:-r. I.. I'n-In-im. C. I'vIa'l'nm1. II. l'ul'l1-r. I., I'm'km-l'. I'ng4- -I9 IIURIY, .. .lcI'III1m', 'l'. IXIOsIlivl'. Y RACK ROW: Left to righi, T. Shabzm. A. Scroggins, C. Seaman, G. Stafford, G. Shiflct, S. Schultz, O. Staufer, D. Suttles. MIDDLE ROW: Left to right, C. Smith, G. Smeds, A. Schellbach, L. Szlkamoto, T. Tsuda, G. Twombley, D. Tate, F. Snucedn. FRONT ROW: Left to right, ll. Smith, I. Spencer, S. Shields, R. Snider, M. Turner, H. Smith. BACK ROW: Left In right, G. Wynn, L. WV:1ll, K. White, I. NVarren, R. Wur- ren, R. Vasquez, G. Wolfe. MIDDLE ROW: Left to right, C. Williams, F. Urbano, G. Vasquez, J. Wilkins, L. Warkenlin, S. Witter, M. Walker. FRONT ROVV: Left to right, B. Terry, F. Takata, N. Turner, R. Torrcz, A. Vctaneu, B. Voth, H. Yamakawa, D. Yeager. 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' X, ff' Q LL 1 5 ii' l ' 2 , .Q u 1 I f fi M ' A Y . ff 3 P ,3-fn gg, ,gi?3m, A N 2 f' - . if 4 wf 5 i Vg, , ? 'f,'P', 3 ' . gag 1 K, My ff 1 ' fi fa if 2'- 9 ry x sw 3 Chorus Gave Concert This year the a cappella choir rcceiyecl a superior rating in the Clovis music festival, partic- ipated in the annual spring concert, presented two school assenihlies aucl sang for yarious other Ol'gklI1lZilll0IlS. The general chorus presented a separate part in the spring concert ancl sang in the music festival. At Christiuas hoth choirs ioinecl with the college choral group to tell in song the story of the uativity. Competeutly clirectecl hy Roy Reimer hoth Ag .... t Y, .,,1,, k.,,hi , .,1, 1 M...-,e 1..,., N.-vim .we .,,1. pmt-ti uu- choirs have proyecl themselves worthy of the recognition and merit which they have won. chorus during their many presentations A C.Xl'l'I'lI.l..'X CHOIR, Hack roxy: lmfl lo righl. lloy l'wiim'l'. instrncturg D. ,Ii-ne sen, lt. Tolcr, C. Alum-s, D. Oshouruc. ,l. Seaman, ll. liurrcn. ll. Bcrglholcl. AI. Youlnlhloonl, H. lim:-ry. Nlirl- cllc low: l.1'f1 lo rigglil. .l. XVriuht. J. lshiniaru, li. Pa- lin, ll. Cac-slc, D. Kl'chhi4'l. D. XVcclcl. Xl Klim'L'r. l . Ncnfclrl, L. Krm-hhicl. Front row: l.r'ff In riglil, P. Sim- cc-lla. A. Yillllillitlbllll. P. Pen- ncr, I.. Zim-lkc, ll. Scgruc, N. liomlurank, H. Kerr, Nl. Sauce-Ala. Y. Hopper. .lsoumm-5 fmler thc direction of Frank LinclLZren and Roy Reimer, Choir directors, the college choir. high school chorus anzl hi-1h school A Cappella choir combined their VOICCS to press-ut an iiuprcssixe musical narration ot the hirth of Chris.. Left In rrglil. D, jadonu, I. Berg. B. Yidaurri. S. Davis, Terry. R. Friesen. Front row: Lef! lo right. R. Cordon. S. Sehultv. 1. Spoiner, li. Crum, G. I illmore. j. Naylxourn. I. Iohnston. Xl. Melrllhoe, ll, Torres, C. Hspinu, I.. Rani. lt SPANISH CLUB OFFICICHS. Back row: lmfl to riglzi. Miss 1 lue. xiee-presifleulg Yzuirlu Benedelli. historiang Elaine Coolkasiuu, Diezel. advisorg Carol Smecls. iulilieiky inananlerg ,lim Saul: treasurer. Front row: lmfl lo right, Ll2ll'll'til Hull. secri-tarx', l nt -loe liuplian-l. presife . Spanish Club Promoted Good Neighbor Policy The Spanish Cluh worked diligently all fall and winter, planning their coming trip during the Easter vacation to the Nlouterey area to visit Various missions. To finance their trip they made and sold taquitos for the Rcedley Fiesta, hasket- hall games and all-school carnival. sold Spanish hotdogs at the foothall games, held a hox lunch auction and prepared a puhlic Spanish dinner on Xlarch G. Bliss Virginia Diezel was sponsor of the group. lNI'l'l.fX'l'lQY. Back row: l1opkinS. ll. 'l'ezil-is-ll, V. Lowenslein. C. Smecls, C. L. Perez, C. Swanson, I. 4 Q SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS. Back row: Inf! to right. llodriquez. B. Yidaurri. C. Xlontez, NI. jnsti-sen. Nl. XVolle. D. Fillmore, Y. Lowenstein, C, Espino, J. Spanner. ll. Conley. C. Lee. I. Hopkins, S. Scliultf. ll. ClDlllll2ll'illl, Nliss Diezel. zul- visor. Middle row: Left In righl. C. jadoon M. Nlclilhoe, T. Valenzuela. T. Yidaurri. L. Valencia. I. Honlriquev. ll. Lozauio, B. 'l'euki-ll. H. Olveru, R. Olvera. C. Swanson, V. Henecletti, R. Friseu. li. Rufo. Front row: Imf! to right. C, Fillmore. I. Raphael. C. Sun-ds, J. liayhourn, T. ltaunire.c. B. Pazin A. Urliauo. E. Goolkasiau. B. Kilytllllllillll. L. Perez, D. Iudoou. ll. Cuiupamni. Nl. Portillu, ll. Cl'lilf'll. sf f R15 's ,X-sf F!- Junior Plcly Love is in the Air Around the turbulent Truitt house, 6'Love is in the Airh, but it is an air lnomenturily Clmrged with adult pre- oceuputions and youthful frustrations. This unusual comedy was presented by the junior class on Huy 13 and 14 un- der the capable direction of Eugene Hyun. x Q.. if 84' IIN S. Q 1 3 2 Q 1 1 .x is Q . i if 5 Q ii 5 i 5 Roscoe :uid Glad! lou- lunlfillg is iutvrrllpled Ivy Xlzulgii' ilntromluces Inukio In low-Sirk llulu und Maxuuiv who nppi-urs ui the front wlmluw. Clan-nee. Hugo :und Claiwlnen- ure U'ilk'lliIl! Nlanuilii- tu rhumlm whi-u Gladys :uid Roscoe 4-un-r. VAST. vlmff lu right: li. Klulllsv. li. Kuyujulliiux. S. Conlyhy. IS. lioln-rl, .I, I-Kiev. hl. Hlliilliwk. 5. Spvllevlg Xl. L. Nwvlus, -I, SUZIHIEIH. C., Lea-, In. Lonlkusiaui, li, lxruusv, Xlr. Hyun, mlm-L-tul'. llmnl row, km-1-ling: fmfl Nr riglll. H. Hale, H. 'l'zlyl1u', AI. .Ion'sg not pi 'I rl . .'.in. 4 L un B P11 Porcupine Ericornpossed 50 Yeors Endeavoring to inspire the students of Heedley High with a deeper appreciation of their school and commun- ity, this yearbook staff has compiled a pictorial history encompassing the last fifty years of development in this area. It was fun searching for old pictures and early his- torical facts, discarding this, selecting that, until the pat- tern of contrast was complete. It is the staffis sincere hope that upon the pages of the 1954 Procupine you will find re- , . xiARMAw1uig corded well-known places, familiar faces, and Mptiff-US .1 ilor memorable happenings that will continue to remain dear to you throughout the years to come. JANE STEPHENS Business manager JIM YUUNGBLOOD MORRIS JONES Sports Editor Plio1ogi'apher PORCUPINE STAFF. Left to right: D. Ishimaru, art editor, T. Ensminger, picture axrrangeinentsg S. Crane, identification editor, C. Sutterfield. stair memherg Mrs. Irwin, advisor, M. VVade. literary eclitorg James Fair- weather, pulilisherg I. Stephens, business inunngerg M. Carrigus, editor, L. Jones, layout editorg B, Kayujzinian, staff nieinlwr. Donald lfilhnorc, second eincster editor. Curle- zt Hull, second st-nit-stcr nusinz-ss 111411111111-i'. lun-n Xt-wht , first se- mester editor. Donald Vilhnorc, first semester usint-ss innnuum-r. Paragon Stc1f'tScoopecl the News In ai typical classroom with regular desks, two type- writers and il drawer full of transfers. the Paragon stall compiled and published u line school paper and sup- plied the local und county newspapers with current school events. To keep well-informed on the latest inethods of gath- ering and reporting news, the stalt attended press con- ferences and studied the lastest hooks and magazines on journalism. Karen Newhy hroadcasted tl sunnnury of school news weekly over Dinuhu radio station, K R D U. By hours of diligent study und hard work, this group brought many inolnents of enjoyahle reading to the students of Heedley High. LlCI 'l' T0 ltlGll'l': Sharon Cohhy, feature cditorg ltztlph lflnn-ry, sports editorg Rlnrlcnc ltatpudns, assist- ant editor, first st-nu-stcrg liurhzn'u Kalyujmiiuii. assistant editor, second st-int-stcr. S1 AXNDINCI: l.r'f1 lo right, E, Coolknsianl, ll. Kztyuiuniun, XI Itq l S C hhx I llur hill D 1 1 L 1 mt ns. lo ,g A, -' y ' , . ltl or es, G. Vtlmnj, fi nn '- 'Inu- I. IX :tstnno o Miss Swuflur, D. l Il nt. lt. l ry. l' l , t . ndvisorg AI. Nt'urrt-n, B. Taylor. SEATED: Lefl lo right f' llnll I lin' 1 I lr l ' I 'suv--v . ,. I unc.. .. VK bots, lx. Nz-wxy. i Teen-Toppers The Teen-Toppers' round of actixities this n year included giving a luncheon for new mein- hers, helping with school iinproveinent projects and doing welfare work. Un February 28 they f entertained the newly organized Selma and San- ger Teen-Toppers Cluhs at which tiine a San loaquin Valley Teen-Toppers Association was formed with janet Futrell of the Reedlev Cluh as president. i 'I'IfIl'IY-'I'Ol'l'l'lIiS Olf- FICERS. Top: Baelx row: Left Io riglil, j. -Iaynes, Sec. 23 C. Collins, vice-pres. 25 I. Sponier, historian 2. Front row: Left to right. R. Hurlliut, sec. Ig Nl. Selnnidl, pres. I. TEEN - 'I' 0 l' P E Il TXIENIHEHS, C. Spur- lock, S. Crawford, I . Moritz. Y. Lawrence, G. Spurloek, C. Col- lins, ,I Jayne-s,4j. Pu- 4 tri-ll, Mrs, Irwin, acl- visorg -I. Spoiuer, R. Hnrllint. M. Sclunicli. Girls League Added Zest To Student Activities XVorlcing, helping, and entertaining kept the Girls League lvusy throughout the year. Their activities were many and varied, ranging from their annual district con- vention held in Dinuha to doing social welfare Work. Their usual annual activities were an asseuilily program, Cotton Day, a twirp dance. and sponsoring the tootlmall rally girls. GIRLS Illikllllli Ul I lCIICIiS, GIRLS l,l'i:XClfI'i COUNCII, AND UIi'l ICI'iIlS. Iluelt row: Left lo riglll. row: Left lu riglllf, Gloria Lee, C. Snuerls, l'. Inn. D. Blanchard. Xl. Nakagaua, Xliss Ketihinglnun, udvisurg presidenlg Patsy Inn. treasurer. Xlrs. laniaiul, :ulxisorg Mrs. Irwin. udxisor: NI. Nniko. 11. Usalu. Front rowt row: Left lo Viglil, Durotliy Blaine Left In right. II, Iiuller. M. Nlclilhoe, G. Lee, C, Collins, 1. I'lerryl1ilI. presirlentg Geneva Collins. secreta y., Q.....nnnvu,a.- ffuwafvnww .nv ..,u..,J ,nw-., . ,,f :M .Q 1' -if f :if 311 . 'i '-e' , if f we mm 4. M'N ,, .li 5' M4 ALJF' 9' ......L..T X -n-no I Q7 , if , K, ,M .w ,nl is g -3' , 5 Y 'Qi v I M- 4. , . 1 . wk, 1 E 9: , , 4 A ..-fgfdf ,ykmsy ' f K jf! N-. .,... Lfnf qs, + Su- J, Q. ,wg ml-f 5 , my 5 an 42 w. L xi 4 .ju 1 I Q 512 3 , QQ I wig? Q , ' .-r , ., x M' K wa ,QQ L 'ff - ASW- ' sw v, 4 Ax -2 5 4 Q- i Q V f 5 r 5 ...r' ' k .90 4 HC, 55 , V,,. .-YS' 4 ,ix Ai7 Q' ,Q Qi ,.,., V 'ff if . 'X JJ. Y Qi, , ' GT 7 - -H ' Zi x l'l, l'l'll!'I llONllCNl.Xlxl'lll Ulflfl- CTICHS, linelx ron: lmfl' Io riuhl. Nlrs. l .n'1ner, .ulx isorg l'. Hiley. songli-.lrlerg Nl. Selnnirll, lrealslm-rg llenee llnrllrnl. historian. l ront ron: lmfl In riglrl, Ii. Yiileneizi. reporlerp ll. Unrispe, presi,l:-nl, XllCXlI5l'lIiS, l ronl ron: lmfl lr' riglll. Xlrs. linlll l armer, .ldxi- sorg li. lflores, Ii. llnrllrnt, Nl Schmidt. C. l'ndr-r. KJ, lirogan, l'i. florrlova, Xl. Nlladm, Xlicldle lou: lmfl In righl, ll. Selnnidl, ll. Riley, ll. Y.nnadana. l'. ilarrispe. S. lfili-si X. Sutton, li. lxml-.ow. l ron! row: l,4'fI Io right, Y. liilner. ll. lliley, lt. Yaleneia, S. Cranl-, D. xllll'-lllll'. ll'YlUli lilill CROSS XIICXIHICKS, lialek ron: l,r'fI Io riglil. S. len- unnx 17 I ml C lxl 1- , . .1 Ar-nee, I. 'assi-n K1 S XY' 'ainsc-, ., liter, li. llnller. .. l'mhr l flux 4 ' ' '. J, . .. . , nlu ns-n, Mrs. f.r1nm-r. zulvlsorg Nl. VYi1-sl. Front n Ii ' ' rim: 1.17 I 'gl:l, Z, Nlinlmn, .I llimlall ll Iiuhl ll Ki 9 '7 . . 2' ', , 'llllilk ., Shields. l . laknln. XY. ll.lll. N Culp. IUXIOIC lllill CROSS 0l l Iffl'IliS. l.1'f1 lo riglllg V. laknla, lreasnrel' lg X. Culp, seerelnry 25 Xl. XVil'sl. xiee-president 2g Xlrs. ffralner. Qld' xisorg ll. Krause. pri-sid:-nl l nnd 24 ll. Klzlllse. x iee-pwsiclelll l 5 5. Shields. seeretnrx l, F.l-IA. Gained Experience The lieedlei' Chapter ol lfntnre llomemaliers ol' America had the honor ol' entertaining the National Advisor and district otlieers at a lnnelieon in April. During the year dillerent memlmers attended an oliieer training meeting in Tulare. state meeting at Asilomar, and a sectional meeting in llaniiord. A swimming party' at the Heppner lianeli elosed a prolitahle and en- joyable year. Jr. Red Cross Helped Others The vlunior lied Cross. composed of twenty'-one girls, was divided into fonr eommittees: work, mem- liersliip, welfare and pnlilieity. During the year they sponsored an enrollment drive with inter-elass eom- petition and sent seraplmoolxs and favors to the chil- dren's ward of the General Hospital. They eompleted a vear of service ln' sending soft animal toys to eliil- dren in foreign eoimtries. Tri-I-Ii-Y Promoted Ideals 'I'ri-Ili-Y. ll cIuh of lllllllf' activities showed their nterest in social vveIftu'e work hv helping with the HNICIA Christmas Purtx, serving ut the Father and Son Bzuiquet and giving to the YMCA XVorIcI Service ind Cznnp Gaines and attending conventions. The Jurpose of this cIuh is to encourage fiIN'IStItIl'l chur- tctcr IJuiIcIing. I-Ii-Y I-lcd Busy Year fiIlLtIICl1g0CI In' their lnotto. Hi-Y inenihers assisted ith nmnv worthy causes. such us, Ili-Y. Tri-Hi-Y onference in 'IlllIllill'f', and the Fresno County' Hi-Y usI4ctImII Tournaunent. A snow trip to the mountains was at main event is year, and seIIing popcorn ut games proved to he ie of their inost popuhu' and ProfituhIc activities. K A . . .I, I.. Nm-uns, pr:-siilvllt I. IIXI-III-I XII,NIIH'.It5, Ii.u'k mu: I.r'fI lo riqhl, I.. Ku-I1Iuif-I, K. Okan- . crnIu'ilncr. XI. Ixrm-IlIsi4'I. . .1 me-r, ll. I It'1nlniuQ. Xlitltllt- row: l.r'fI In 1'igJl:l. C. Cross. Xl. I.. Nt-xins. fl, XYImnq, IJ. XIUIIIH. Y. Iii-tts, Xlrs. Nevins. zulxisor. Iirmu row: lmfl In riglll. IC. Ixur:ik:m.l. K. .Xuvl'nIn-in1cl'. IJ. Ishnnairu, 'lf l'.mkr:1tf. X. Y1-taun-vi. III-Y XIICXlI5lCItS, Ikick ron: Imfl fn riglhl, lt. Iii-rx:lI1oInI. I'. Itoqnlsky, II. VIXIII, IJ. XXX-Ili-I, XIiImIh- ram: l.f'fI Io righl, NIL Colt:-, :uIxi'-ol: YY, Iillckli-Y, Vf. I'hiIipp, IS. ItoIut-rl. N. NVQ-:irc-l', QI. Scaunaul, I'Il'UIIl row: l.r'fl In riglil, Il. I rim'sn-ll. I7. ltnunlsky. It. NI'Ilitlu-5, It. IIIIII5, IIIAY OI'I IliI'iIiS. Iialck row: 1.4 In l'1,LI,ll. It. lh-rutlnmlsl. pn-siiIent I I'. Iiognlsky, xicc prm-siiIcul Ig II Rolu-rt, pn-sirli-nt 25 N. XXX-auxnx st-crclziry 2. Ifrunl row: l.r'ff rlglll. QI, Sciunaul, ln-zisilrcl' I. Xiu president 423 NY. Philipp, cImpIaun I. It. Vlutncy. ll'4-alslllvl' 2. . ,I . . I zick rt .ffl In riglll. ll. XYIIQLIIQ, Ira-nsulsl 2' I. .Xin-rnIn-inn-r. flhnplnin 2g I3 . iinziru. pre-siilciit 23 Xirs. Yi-xins .uIxisor. Xlicltlh' ron: Imfl In riglll XI. Iirt-IiIsicI. sn-crm'I:ll'y I: I. I'.ln kraltf. Kflmpluiu I. Front row: l.fl1 I 1 ' ' PIKUNING TICAKI. Back row: I.:-fl lo right, Il. llollman, It. Collins. N. Ilashimoto, FFA. Won Top Honors The Future Farmers started the year luv initiating seventeen new memhers into their chapter. Instruc- tion in the modern methods ol- farming and livestock raising soon turned these 'igreen hands into ugreen thumhsw, who were ahle to meet competition success- fullv. Pure-lured livestock, fine quality fruits, vege- tahles, and other crops were exhihited hy the local chapter at the district and the state fairs and many top honors were won. Their farm records showed manv interesting entries such as the Flora Fuana Field Day, the junior fair on the campus. state and area judging contests in vines, trees. livestock, and field crops, along with the animal harn dance sponsored for the 'iBIarch of Dimesi' drive. Ifront row: lmff 1.1 riglll. U. Stauflelk .I. .Xnlm-vn.1gni. I I I'I'Iil'i I .XIiNII'ilI OI I ICI'fIIS. Hack row: lmfl In right. It.ly Collins, reporter QQ I.ouis Sail:-I, sentinel I and 2g Iirncc Conley, reporter lg XII. Ylaxncls. advisor. Front ron lmfl in ripflal. Dax id Itogalsky , secretary I treasinx-r 21 Dong Clawson, .Assistant ree porter 23 XI.xrxin Crum, xice pri-sizlent I .nal 2g Iolnu Xrrlenlagni. president 2. iliiil MICMBEIIS Ulf l7U'IiUlII7I IVAIIMHPIS OF .-XMHHICA. Standing: I.1'ft In fflfllf, Nlr. Coke, Mr. VVoocIs, and Mr. Ilouls, advisors, Hack row: Imft to right, It. VVaIters, AI. Lawson, R. Harris, E. Gibson. D. Culver, L. Roberts. E. Fink. .-X. Ilashimoto. I.. Buller, G. Schultz. lt. Rivera, I.. Evans, I.. Salle-I, P. Heppner, Schmidt, IJ. Brogan, G. Castro. Middle row: Left to riglil. Il. Watkins, It. Prs-nl, IS. Curtis. 'I'. Kovacevich. N. I'Iashimoto, D. I'aIrner. Y. VVintc-rs, ll. VVood, C. Flelnming, I.. Parker, B. Conley, It. Brirlge, VV, I Ii-mminsl, QI. Clarke, L. Clarke, D. Baker. Front row: Imfl Io riglll, D. Sims, j. ,-Xrdemagni, D. Rogalskv. Page GH M. Crum. It. Collins. I. VVarkentin, I. Andersen, D, Clawson, O. Stauffer, IJ. Oxford. li. llivera, I.. Diaz, II. llothnan, I . l.awand, II. Smith. CSF. Set Standards Nleinhership in the California Scholarship Federation. whose motto is 'ischolarship for serv- ice , was the coveted desire of many students. The proceeds from the cake sales held during the vear helped defray a part of the expense of a trip to Los Angeles which was enjoyed luv those who earned membership for three semesters - one of those semesters heing in the current year. Those who met the entrance requirements of 3 A's and 1 B received their pins and repeated the Chapter vows in the initiation program with parents in ,attendant-e. Showing future freshmen the cam- pus on visiting day ended a profitable school rear of service to the school. CALIFORNIA SClIOL.'XltSIllP l EDl'Ili.'X- 'l'lUN 0Fl lCl lliS. Back row: 1.z'fl In right. Noland llerglhold. president lg Glo- ria Lee. secretary I. vice-president 21 lluvvard Pulltlaia. viee-president l. Front row: Imfl lo l'i,LZlIl. Doris Segrue. secretary 2. Ken Knrakawa. president 25 .-Xunes Ya- lll'lklNl1l. reporter 2g Denton Silfnrd lrews C f..'. . .' 'Qu -. wr '4 ax. llisako ' 'A tan i, Ceorgiana X ilnuur. ,lane Stephens. Nlarniarie Carriuus. Donna Iinldt. Denton Sifl'ol'd. lloxvard Pantlaia. Roland lieruthuld. llrnee Nlelfllim-. Xlr. iimrdxxin. Richard .'Xral-caxvzx, Joanne lfedrau. Mr. Goodwin awards pins to life nn-nlliers ot K S l Iufl In ll lil ltol I X un all I 1 1 X I nzsazzzzzzz-.zzz-............... was - .za -- f--.. .,.,., . :G ge . ':,,,,,ggg333.:....-, H... . ...,......:.::-z'-'-W . ...L .--:gr ....... . ...:.: -' ,mas ,ip -.w....,:..:...,..:::.:' .!t,rm. 4.. -t. 1 M--3:-...s...... tmzififfi wf' A 3-'.v,::::::::::: --1 . -.:! P . .. mv.-.!23.!12':!:sr1-- C.S.F. MEMBERS- ll.-XCK HOXV: Left to figfllf, Mnnge, L. Hauge, F. Neufeld, R. Wall. R. Bt-rgthold, G. Lee, II. Pantlaja, M. Uarrigus. lf, Hogue, D. Jensen, D. Casio, M. Mclilhoe, J. Rice, C. Garrigus. FOURTH ROVV: Lf-fr I0 right, L. Dairs. H. Krakow, C. Guthrev, D. Sifford. lt. Arakawa, NI. Iustesen, L. Krehbiel, N. Dirks, S. Spencer. B. Teakell, L. Suu-ds, C. W'hanp.Z, Nl. Schmidt. K. Kawasaki. THIRD RONV: Left to right, J. Fedrau, j. Stephens, B. Newby. C. Puder, S. Tataini, M. WVade. lt. VVhitney, D. Schultz. Y. Hetts, S. Ph-tt. C. Pound, ll. Yamada. SECOND ROVV: Left 10 right, Miss Huclin, advisory D. Segrue, V. Benedetti, 1, jones. H. Tatalni, A. Asami, H. Porter, L. VVilliams. N. Culp, Il. Yamakawa, M. Nevins, S. Page GE Crane, K. Kurakawa, B. Hetlman. FRONT HOVV1 Left Io right, E. Masumoto, C. Renaud, L. Asami, N. 'l'akata. M. Rlivamuto. A. Yamakoshi, M. Nishimokn, I. Masunmto. C. Fujisawa, C. Sim-ds. VV. Curry, H. Kwyajanian, IJ. lshiniaru. D. Boldt. D Entre Nous Initiated New Members , lXl4-niln-rs of the Entre Nuns cle-corate the tranlitional Clirislinas tree tlnring the Ynle season. Left In right: Bev:-rly Newby, Dawn lshiniarn, Billie Kerr, Mur- inarie Garrigns, Yvonne llopper. Gloria Lee. Iii l L, HNTRE NOUS OFFICERS. Back row: Lefl to riglil. Patsy Inn, secretary lg Dorothy Blan- eliarcl, vice-president lg Beverly Newlrv, sec- retary l. Front rowzz Lvfl to right, Yvonne Hopper, president Zg lncly Krnm, president l. Increasing ineinbcrsliip by the initiation of seventeen girls, the Entre Nous was able to carry on many Wortliwliile activities. Decorating the bleachers with school colors for football and bas- ketball gaines, decorating the Cliristnias tree in the main hall, presenting a spring fashion sliow, and nsliering for Baccalaureate were some of tlie many services rendered for the betterment of the school by tliese Willing Workers. ENTRE NOUS. Back row: Left to right, M. Garrigus, Y. Smith, D. Segrue. B. Newby, P. Inn. C. Hull, G. Lee, K. Newby, C. Smeds, M. Nevins, 1. Krnm, S. Crane, Miss Little, advisor. Front row: Left I0 right, Page 70 C. Files, B. Kerr, Y. Hopper, B. Kayajanlan, I. Arrowond, D. Blanchard, A. Yamakoshi, D. Ishimarn, K. Yamashita, M. Hale. j. Files. Knights Set The Knights always kt-pt thi- hlllltdill--llliillitl KNIGIITS OFFICERS. Back row: Lvf! to riglii. Hichalrd W'nnmck, vice-pn-siclr-lit 29 Ito- land Bt-rplthold. vice-president lg jim Young- blood, president 2. Middle row: Left to riglif, Bruce Mc-Elhnu, treasurer 23 Monte Iustesen, tra-asiirvr Ig Pete Rogalsky, president l. Front row: Lrft to right. Joi- llaipluu-l, secretary 25 Clmrlvs Siittvliielcl. sn'cretzll'y 1. The Knights met weekly for lunch with their ' advisors, Mr. Goodwin and Mr. Rowley, to for- mulate new plans for school improvement. These capable leaders kept the trophy case and bulletin hoard in order, monitored the doors at assemblies, planted trees about the campus, and sponsored ' the huilding of a new light of the season was see a pro-football game. trophy case. The high- L a trip to Los Angeles to Y .vt to rzghl: R. .AXrakawa, C.. Snth-i'hi-lil, li. Standards ot Leadership l'wrgtlinlc 1 KNICHTS. Back rnw: Lvfl to right, B. Mclilhov, J. SL-Annan, C. Suttt-rfii-ld, j. Youngblood. P. ltoilnlsky, C. Julius, H, Wbinzlck, H. BL-rgtholll. Front row: Loft IU right, Mr. Rowley, advisor, M. Crum, M. lustesvn, Nl. Xliyamntn, R. Arakavvzi, -I. Ishimaru, J. Raphael. Mr. Goodwin, advisor. V lim fl X xt Extra hours of practice and hard work showed up in tlus usually good pyramid. ciation Conference gave girls of different schools tlu opportunity to make new friends. 5xL.......d....--..-,,...m,. . .- .4d.,..4 G. A. A. Won Many Awords The G.A.A. began its year of work and fun by being hostess to the San Joaquin Federation of Girls Athletic Association. In early fall, the council planned a program of interesting activities and sports. The variety of sports offered ample opportunities for girls to develop initiative, leadership, sportsmanship and dependability. Numerals, letters and pins were awarded to those who earned the required number of points. ClRLS ATHLETIC ASSOClATl0N OFFICERS AND CABINET MEMBERS. Back row: Left fo right, Carolyn Ferguson, ltlargaret Black, and Gloria Ketteringham, advisors. Front row: Left to riglht, Barbara Kayajanian, reporterg Phyllis Penner, fx-1,-sliman representativeg Marilyn Wolf, sophomore representativeg Midori Nakagawa, treasurerg Patsy Inn, secretaryg Page 72 Pauline Garispe, presidentg Gloria Lee, vice-presidentg Sugar Crane, clecorationsg Gail Fillmore, entertainmentg Joanne Feclrau, point recorder. Registration for the Central Valley Girls Athletic Asso- BLOCK R OFFICERS. Standing: Lrft lo right, john Seaman, Vice-prcsiclvutg Pctc Rogalsky, reporh-rg john Arclcimulni, st-ntiuclg Fred WVatari, trcnsurcrg Richard NVUHIQICR, president. Seated: Lvf! lu riuhl. VVuldou Byram, assistant rt-portm-rg Nori Hashimoto, scorn-tary, lem Memlwrs of the Block R enjoying themselves at a potluck dinner hold lor thc new members. Block R Sponsored Intramural Basketball The green and white block R, symbol of athletic achievement, was worn with pride by all athletes who earned them. Besides carrying out their regular round of activities, the club chose a new official pin and presented one to each new member. They attended a pro-football game in Los Angeles and the state track meet in Sacra- mento. Following tradition, new members were required to give the R on Mount Campbell a new coat of whitewash. BLOCK R MEMBERS. Rack row: Lvff to right, C. jones. A. Essepian, R. VVomack. R. Cox. F. Hougv, M. Schutti. T. Martinez, H. Fc-mllL'3. li. VVall, J. VVarkcntin, D. Wit-clm-1, R. NVoods, j. Sc-anmn, A. Hulsvy, J. Audi-rscn, Mr. LL-luuan and Nlr. Ortiz. advisors. Middle row: lmfl Io right, Mr. IIor'on. aclvisorg YV. liyraun, R. Euurry, L. Bzuunlmcli. A. Lazunliy. P. Rogalsky, F. VVatari, M. Crum, A. Andersen. 'I', Hara, L. llorszvnscu. J. Gallo. Front row: Lvf! In right, I. Arrlcmaulni, yi. Miyanioto, D. Fricsen. R. YValkins. N. Hashimoto. D. Rozalsky, R. Arakawa. I. Ishimnru, VV. Lyon, L. lwasaki. Page 73 7. Oropr-za. CADET CORPS OFFICERS. Left to right: Lt. Col., lim Younghloodg lst Lt., Marion Hannahg 2nd Lt., Howard A F4-ndleyg 2nd Li., linger Conleyg 2nd 11'!Q X Lt.. Rohm-rt Fitheng Major Nnrml in- 7 Struclor. RIFLE 'l'l'1AM. Hack row: Left to right. I. Youngblood. R. Conley, H. Fendley, O. Halley, L. Sanders, li. Crawford, Major Nurrni. Front row: I,1'f1 to riglrl, C. Galbraith, L. jarnison, H. Callison, ll. Cntshaw, N. Baller, li. Fisher. Cadets Become Leaders The fall of 1953 marked the fourth year of the California Cadet Corps on our campus. This organization has helped many young hoys along the path of leader- ship hoth in civil and military life. Led hy Major Nurmi and five capable officers, they have participated in rifle matches, drills, and range firing. For the first time in the history of the Reedley Cadet Corps, they were able to send a five man team and a ten man team to the state rifle match held at Sacramento, California. In March, the Reedley Cadets were hosts to 24 valley schools at the Cadet Corps Animal Conference of Cadet Leaders. This conference included the study of such suhjects as military discipline, leadership and the ideals and responsibilities of mili- tary leaders. l'rA'l l'.-XLION liE'l'lil:l:X'l' CEREMONY. Color hearers: Sgt. N. Balm-r and Sgt. P. NVarreng Color guards: Sgt. 1, johnson. cadet ll. Callison. OFFICERS. Left fu rigzlzl: Lt. Col., j. Yonnuhloodg lst Lt.. ll. Fendleyg lst Lt., Nl. Hannah, 2nd Lt., li. Filhen, company Clll'llIlV1ll14lt'l'. Hack row: Left In right, L. Sanders, M. Rico, 1. Dedmon. C. Hudson. j. Brown, O. Halley. C. Galbraith, F. Heart, C. F Xl D I C lo tt I u L Campbell, lt. Crauvford, T. Case. Middle row: lmf! to right. J. NVQ-stiiuorelalul, ,. . c anie. I. . vi , ,. ja nison, S, Pam- T1 'l'ucker. .-X. Larcncc, R. Fisher, ll. ji-nrente, VV. Dodson, l. Fisher, D. ML-Kay. Front row: Left In right, ll. Cntshaw, I.. Porter. I., Bill. ll. llarr, ll. Landon, V. NVinter, N. Kanawyer, H. Holliday, ll. Porter, Nl. llamni. l.. linherls. ATHLETICS - , H , ',,f Xx ,X 3,3 W' . - ' X . E Y xiii . A , I I M W 14. 1 aboe? ? -'Q5654' 1192? J i 1, ff 1 .. 4,5 s . ,Miflk 'S Qlfikii ' Q:kg5?5f1- '51' W.. - .id ,lgilwgssig 2.1355 mg Ifggg if' T V-'Sn E? :E i' 3' ' 1 ,, . ESF' f fbi!! ' ' V '51, 'Ali 7 'ev H2221 ghwvwg Q 1 ' 524132 ' k - V g. i '4 eh I -g I ' 1-9 9' 'J fmMwqQwQ?gQQg5gQg ,S ww zv v nw vp V ml A L fr? . 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KA- - f.. ,V A m7' , ,,...-f 'x w va, ,Q .. 1 L 9 Y W, REEDLEW LX l ,113 l uf' - L .L K 1 - - Q ' F L Y g f ff Ll ' '-'. f Q55 Q FV NR 'L 3 L. N. x L ' f '?fik3 i F BACK HOVV: Lvl! to rigllil, Vernon XVarki-ntin. coachg A. Hulscy, T. Olvr-ra, P. ltogalsky, D. Baker, H, l.o7.uio. P, Ciilw-i'. FIZOXT ROVV: liiivacm-vicli, D. Cohlmy, j. Saulquc, C. jour-s, j. Ymnighloocl.'C. Stafford. Lvff to righl, X. VV4-aiu-i', V. YVintm-rs, N. Comm-r, P. Hara. j. Armin-iiiagni, li. Vlooils. MIDDLE, ROVX Lrft In right, Al, ltayivourn, S, Beach, H. Ii. YVomuck. Pirotes Come Out Second From the very first day of practice in the fall, the Pirates showed promise of hecoming one of the most aggressive, spectacular, and impressive teams in the Sequoia League. Coaches Vernon VVarkentin and Sam Ortiz soon had the team shaped into a hard-hitting eleven with a precision hackfield and a fast charging line. All the games were exciting hut the most thrill ing was the one with Sanger, from which Reedley emerged victorious from a gruelling, hard-fough hattle with a score of 7-6. This was the first victory over Sanger in eight years. The Pirates placed sec ond in the Sequoia League Winning seven out oi nine games, with a total of 259 points to their op VARSITY FIRST STRING. Back Row: Lvft to right, C, Stafford, to rigllit, j. Szuilquv. i-mtg R. Toli-r, tacklcg R, VVom:ick, guaxrclg right 1-ndg C, jones, half hackg I. Youngblood, qlmrtvr hackg H. YVoods, cc-nterg xl. Araleiimgiii. guardg R. BL-rgtlmld, tackli-3 S. Bi-axch, I Pi. Olvc-ra, full lmckg I. lioualsky, half hack. Front row: Lvff end. Q 2? JAX ff L! .hw,!!!5! gin Q 'J'-K 515' 71'f'4'1 'l 'Z Sl Y---M M m M V . , in nv .,L,. .,1...x,n:.,,1, - - 5 jg W K A X K N, L 5 5 . A ,,L. 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Back Row: Left to right, Nori Hashimoto, half hackg Jim Ishimarn, half hackg Lester Iorgensr n quarter back, Larry Iwasaki, full hack, Fred Oropeza, full back, Delbert Friesen, half back. Front Row: Left to M ht John Seaman, endg Tom Hara, tackleg Mich Miyamoto, gulrdg Harold Martens, centerg Fred VVatari, guardg Andy Andersen, tackle: Tom Martinez. end. Lost Minute Upset Gave B's Only Loss The Bis, under the new mentorship of Don Daniel- sen and Paul Mitchell, were able to bring home the co-championship of Sequoia League. With a Well co- ordinated backfield consisting of L. Iorgensen, N. Hashimoto, Ishimaru, D. Friesen, and an almost invulnerable line of Seaman, F. Fusch, F. Watari, TQ Martinez, the team featured quick openers, end sweeps and flashy pass patterns. The Bis record was eight wins and one loss for the 1953 season, that loss being to Sangeris credit. The team rolled up a Unalci 183 ponns and ahommd then opponenw 85 points. The team was captained by Fred Watari, with awards going to Lester Jorgensen, most valuable play- er, and to Mich Miyamoto, most outstanding player. BACK ROW: Left to right, T. Nunez, T. Valenzuela, I. Cox, C. Blake M Schutte D Friesen F YVatari D Friesen T Hara. THIRD ROVV: Dinuba Kingshurg Visalia Orosi 'Clovis 'S.I.M. 'Selma 'Dos Palos 'Sanger Soon ES . 12 Reedley . . 0 Reedley . 0 Headley . 13 Reedley . 0 Reedley . 14 Rc-edley . 14 Beedley . . 1 3 Reerlley . 19 Reedley 'denotes League Games , J. Seaman, F. Honge, D. Oxford, T. Martini! Lefl to riglzl, Coach Don Danielson, R. Rivrrl A. Andersen, D. Ames, D. Olson, F. Sauceda, B. Oba, T. Serano, K. Kurokawa, L. Bridge, C. Cnrrigns, L. lwasr 1 H. Martens. j. Calle, Assistant coach Paul Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Left to right, F. Oropeza, I. McGlashan, F. Urlm mo C. Boatman. N. Hashimoto, B. Watkins. M. Miyamoto. R. Arakawa., S. Bailey. B. Andersen, K. Kennedy, G. Oxford W Kmrsinen. FRONT ROW: Left to ri,Qll!, T. Garcia, R. Inn, D. Ildoon, F. Lawand, Ii. Arakawa. C. jadoon, B. Halle, I. Ihr arn, L. Jorgensen, j. Giro, S. Snenxoto. I H1 gf Yu ,, 3, -i 75242 C - .v 9 oy' VARSITY FIRST STRING. Lcfl to right: Pete liogalsky, Ronald VVall, Howard Pantlaja. Henry Nickel. jerry VVarkr-ntin, jim Youngblood. Ray Ulu-ra, Pirates Topped League The record hreaking Varsitx' qnints clinched league honors luv winning 9 of their 10 games in the Northern League schedule. The Pilates rang up l,070 points hy featuring fast-hreaks, specialized plays, and snappy hall- handling. This W54 team clinched another San Joaquin Vallev record hx' coin iletinlf a 25 straiffht leaffue win mark . , l x b hh h helped along hx' the undefeated teams ol 52 and 53. Cap- tain Hank Nickel set a single game record of 43 points, a league niark of 264 points, a three year sensational 1,014 points. Co-captain was Iinnnx' Youngblood, a polished performer on the hardwood courts. jerry XVarkentin was voted the most iinproved of Coach Crande's talented hoop- sters. A great squad and great players - with a will to winll' connnented their coach. SQVKIJ. Back ron: lmf! In riglll, li. lmmnio, l'. Contreras, j. Anderson, li. licl'1.ilholcl. O. Halley, -I. XVarkentin. ll. lhllittaiizl, S. Schmidt, ll. Nickel. D. llnllcr, U, Stallurcl, ll, NVzlll, j. Youmllrloocl. P. llogalsky. ll. Ulvera. Front ron: lwfl fn riplhl. li. Fink, ln1nl.l11erg Coach Ilarolil llnlllfle. C. Fleming. HlllllllQ.fl'I'. VAns1'rY Lizfxczeia Seoiues lll:ll':Dl.l'lY Ol'PONEN'l'S -16 Selina 44 65 Dos Palos 44 42 sein. 27 36 S an gel' 39 58 Clovis 34 58 Selina -ll 64 S an get 5:3 as S.j.M. 29 61 Dos Palos 49 64 Clovis 45 LTCACUPT AYEIKAGE 56 45 Co-captains .Iiln Youngliluml and ll:-nry Nickel. 3 l l'1l'1lJl,lCY 59 XV,-XSCO 453 Pele llugnlskx :incl Hon- zilzl NYull l rei- 'l'lirou' Chzunps. l lenrv II ,,,wf,1.i..yVu g f'V'vr:i:..f,TY.wg3 f-1 , 'vw-v f r - link Nickel jerry XYairkentin Most Couch llairolrl Gin Nlosi Yziluailwle Plalyvr. linprovccl Player. lleeallvy Yairsily in Varsity Won Valley Crown The Green and Vllhite chzillxecl up ll triple scoop of Valley titles in Busketlmll by tripping up the Orange :incl Black Nlllsco Tigers 59-43 in the season finals. Un the night of the chzunpionship game nearly sixteen hundred lmslcet- ball fans were crowded into the Reedley gyinnusiiiin to watch 21 fine, well-played, Well-couchecl contest of lmslxet- bull skill and uhility. The sportsinzuisliip of lioth tezuns and the excellent rooting sections made the score not so iinportunt as the fact that here two clizunpionship teams were llllllllllxil hy lioys of near equal merit. It was lleecl- leyis night to win - and so goodbye to the Seniors of the '54 Chznnpionsliip Quintet, inuy your spirit he curriecl on hy future Green and XVhite Busketeersl . .. , . , . Llnlfl IO RIC-lll: ltonulfl Vhull drove ln lor an lnysin. Pete Contreras goin! in for lay-up. Big Hunk Nickel hikes zi jump shot. 'W N. Pez.. 5511 Hr'-t K ey ogy .wg : w . 2' I ,, .f V ' K. I . Q v K K , X 'xg' X.. .X 'r 1 . , f ,, .nw , V . Z W . . .J bf. I f A x K ,, , . 9. -em Q ., M ,gn ,f -1' 9 1 '. if E 4 ji A'f ,, ,.., ka A, . ,. . K X . ., ., , ,W M1 . ,. .. sf . if ,.f by f 112 Q EX ew. r f i i. 1 ' J- K , g .r f . 9 X x 1 . Y ' . 1 ' -f ' . , 5. If rx. W f me .f gl x x If ,z I W 'Z ' r kikkkzrr in ALAA A 4 i M i A -y . as . t -. A .X K X5 yah V ii 2, Q - h . Q ?f -A Ii, N, n K fy in , 'ip l,lf:Ac:iw: Sczom-is lllClfDl,EY OPl,ONEN'l'S 24 Selina 21 28 Sanger 24 28 s.j.M. 29 31 Dos Palos 29 37 Clovis 20 14 Selma 35 26 Sanger 23 38 S .-Ill. 24 33 Dos Palos 22 33 Clovis 30 David Rogalsky shoots is Ron lld Hollx W nts l rthounil 17 ns l ilos L nm I D . I OP I ffl to S e G I G n I ll hlx p IX ll ild o x :sl 1 n The Heedley High School C team successfully re- tained its title to the Northern Sequoia League with a co-championship with Selma. The 1953-54 team dis- played a great deal of hustle in season play, winning 13 and losing 2. First year coach, L. E. Hair used a tight defensive type of play which resulted in 6 of the Wins and 1 loss hy less than 3 points. Most valuahle player Larry Iwasalci scored 225 points, center Chuck Carrigus, 120 and Captain David Rogalsky, 60 points to garner most of the 475 points scored in season play. Aggressiveness of the most im- proved player, Ronald Holly, and the sharp passing of George Iadoon were highlights in several crucial games. SQL AD. Hack rim: Lwfl 1:1 riglil, A. Hashimoto, C. Vliooils, C. jailoou, T. l'rz'ml1-L. ll. jadoon, Ii. Oha, I. Puder, 'lf Tsuila. j. Ninn-Clashnn, I . Saniei-ilu. 1. Hi-ac-li, C. Bouhnan. Galley. ll. Yasqiu-L. Hanna:-r. lfront row: lmfl In rigllf, C. Carrigus, ll. luasaki. Coach llziir, N. llogillsky, li, Ilolly. 1, .fi , Qfxgf fps. , . :, i A ,i A, . 38 , ff 1594 'R . . E 3 i A 2 g A 1,14 , 1. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM. Back row:L0ft to right, I. Andorson, pitcherg F. VVatnri, pitchorg D. Cristo. first hose-5 R. Womack, center Ht-ldg C. Stafford, short stopg A. Hnlsvy. loft fieldg R. Wood, catchvrg P. Contreras, first hzisvg D. Loopvr. pitchvrg I. Young- lilood. pitchcr. Front row: Lzfft to right, Don Dzlnivlson, coziclig B. Rohcrts, iiuiiiugvrg C. Ku-bbs, right Hi-ldg T. Vulvnzui-lai. third hnsvg H. Marti-ns. right H4-ldg I. Ardi-inaigni, loft fieldg N. Hashimoto, se-cond hast-g 1. Brogzin, ci-on-r fir-ldg A. Rnpudais, nuxnaii.u-r. Junior Varsity RECORD oi' GAMES Varsity Champs LEAGUE SCORES cum, iir-ii ts ii .-.-4 llt-y OPI' 'Q R f'd 'y -1 AfV2i.Sl11llgt0l1 Union 9 9 S. TM. 7 5 Dinulm 7 3 Clovis 2 10 Sanger 4 10 Sanger 7 7 Dos Palos S 2 Dos Palos 8 10 Dinuba 2 3 Selma 5 8 Selma 3 1 S.j.M. 3 5 S.I.M. 10 2 Clovis 3 4 Sanger 7 7 Sanger 8 8 Dos Palos 5 0 Dos Palos 6 8 Clovis 3 4 Selma 7 7 Selma 2 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM. Back row: Lvf! to right, Paul Mitchvll. cozlchg C. Espino, third hast-g A. Andi-rss-n. caitchvrg VV. Korsincn, out fic-ldg T. Oxford, out fiuldg D. Gibson, out fioldg VV. Anderson, out fivldg D. Cnlvor. right fic-ldg R. Vasquez, out Hi-ldg A. Lnxonhy, czitvhc-rg L. Diaz, out t'-it-lclg B. Rolwrston, second base-3 H, Ft-ndli-y, limimgvrg Put Rilvy. scorn-kcvpvr. Front row. Loft to right, R. Ulm, second huscg M. Miyamoto, right Hcldg T. Svrano, left fic-ldg L. Bridge, out ficldg J. Giro, short stopg C. Gnrriilus, first bust-3 L. Brognn, short stopg R. Holly, third base-4 I. Putt-rson, First bascg L. Davis. cuntcr ficldg T. Tsudai, pitcher. Page 8 Lhlfl IO RlCll'l: john Seaman. I'rm-rl Orops-la. aucl fum x1ill'.ll'lk'Z take a warm-up lap around the track. Thinclods Broke Th ree Records Faster, farther, and higher Were the goals that Coach Lehman and his track squad strove to attain in the spring of 154. The squad participated in the annual Reedley In- vitational Trackmeet. sent a three mile B team to the Fres- no Relay Carnival Where they set a new record in the fete, and also entered a Class A medley in the VV est Coast Re- lays. Reedley won the Class C championship in hoth the Northern Sequoia League and the Sequoia Division. Record hreakers were Ishimaru, 108 low hurdles - 12.8 seconds: D. Sims, Pole-vault - 11,81 Seaman, 880 yard run - 2 minutes. g ,gif Ralph Emu-ry goes over for another winning lc-ap, Rolu-rt VVurrl-u winds-up for thc discus throw. M u TRACK TEAM. Rack row: L1'ft Io rigllll, Isaak. in:ula.1.Zcl'g -I. Vvarkcutili, B. Courier, ll. Gillz-n, F. Lcuuulcn, j. Collins. Y il it l I. Suulquc, VV. Hyram, C. Ioucs, R. Tolvr, 1'. Rogalsky, QT, L cuzcula. D. Bzlkvly C. Sutton. U. SClll'llL'ft'l', . Gnu-ry, A. Iisscuinu, 'l'. Kovuccvicli, manage-r Xliclzllc row: Imff to ri,uht,Rolu-rt Lohman, couchg ID. Phillips, umuagz-rg J. Cox, T. Bs-ck:-r. l.. -Iorgclisn-11, D. VV4'clc'l. F. Uropclu. J. Scalnau, T. Xlartiui-Z. II. Murtmls. D. Thornluu'1.:, T. X'alz-umu-la. T. lluru, D. l ri1-sou, VV. Philipps M. Corpus, G. Oxford. Front row: Lwfl Io riglzl, 1, Beach, R. Holly, R. VVarrm-11, F. Saucs-ala. ll. Fagrr-3. I.. Iwasaki. ll. lshim:u'u. T. Prcuclcz. U. Olson, S. Sum-moto, D. Sims, j. Nh-Cl.xsl1au, I.. l illmorc. l'a5.!v fill I hr 'LV' .. SVVIMNING TEAM. Back row: Lwf! to right, Mr. Hair, instructorg D. Osliourn, j. Karen Newby demonstrates an jack knife. Hopkins, G. Shifflet, L. Mc-Donald, T. Nikkel, N. Weaver, T. Kovacevich, D. Wedel, L. Houge, F. Hogue. L. Baumhach, 1. Thompson, K. Kennedy, Mr. Davies, instructor. Middle row: Left to right, G. Smeds, C. Cuyett, C. Royes, K. Newby, R. Conrad, M. Hunter, Y. Smith, I. Kroeker, L. Jorgensen, I. Rayhourn, H. Gillen, D. Thornburg. Front row- Left to right, Miss Ferguson. instructor, D. Jensen, P. Spence, C. Fillmore, B. Kerr R. Ilurlbut, D. jadoon. L. Fillmore, J. Cox, T. Case, R. Watkins. Swunnnng Splash after splash was heard in the afternoon r the memliers of the swimming team dived into re water to practice timing, coordination and skill. ompetition with other schools helped to keep the nirits of the swimmers high. Special recognition rould he accorded the divers who combined prac- ce and skill to present a spectacular part of the any meets. VVhcn executed correctly, diving he- imes one of the most outstanding events of any eet. Tenns Coached hy Margaret Black, the Reedley team consisted of experienced and capahle players who provided keen competition for the other teams in our league. Rounding out a year of fast and power- ful strokes, Gloria Lee, Pauline Carispe and Car- leta Hull showed fine form in mixed and girls' doubles. Special recognition should go to Joann Fedrau who won all girls, singles in league play. One of the tennis triumphs of the year was the score of over San Joaquin Memorial. IVY TENNIS 'l'l'IANl. Back ron: Left Io rigllf. D. jadoon, L. Jorgensen, B. Cam-de. Pauline Garispe and Gloria Lee repre- F. Hogue, N. VVeave-r, ll. VVedel, D. Oslwourn. C. Lopez. manager. Front row: sented ltr-edley High School in girls' Lvfl Io righf, M. XYolte, J. Fedrnu. C. Lee. C. Hull, P. Garispe. doulmles competition. Page 91 L jr' fi 5 Nigww. I v,.. ,K L L K ,, ,.,, ,,., - 'Q- L. uf . ' ' ' i'E47A W Q , ,J Y.,-,rr 3 N I WU, L, ,,,L L ,, M..,LLLM .L..W.W-mm L 1x-L 12.' 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The following persons and firms made generous donations to the Reedley High School activities of the year and their support is hereby thankfully acknowledged. Aalto, NV. E., Hudson Dealer Adams, Mae Allen, Dr. R. E. Allied Equipment Co. Alta Oil Co. Anthonyis Drug Store Apkarian, T. 61 Sons Asami Service Belva Beauty Shoppe Berfs General Merchandise Lou Berkson - Music Berryhill Electric Motor Shop Bergthold, Rudy Black 81 XVhite Market Borden's Dairy Delivery Co. Bullard 81 VViens Hatchery Cameron M. Cairns - Funeral Director Calif. Prune 81 Apricot Growers Plant 52 Carlisle Drug Store Central Meat Distributors Cho, Dr. Paul H., Opt. D. Citizens Lumber Company Harry Coffeeis Colonial Flower Shop Conley, VV iley R. ge 94 Conner Radio 81 Electric Cornforth Tractor Co. D'Arrigo Bros. Co. of California Engravers Corporation Enns Pontiac Sales Eymann, Earl I. Real Estate 61 Ins. First Natil. Bank of Orange Cove Four Star Television Frane, Frank - Insurance Fresno Plumbing Supply Co. Funk, Peter - Insurance Gaede, M. S. Dr. General Box Distributors Gillig Bros. Flynrfs Dairy Delivery Great Western School of Aero Growers Supply Co. Hamilton, L. R., Inc. Hardware and Furniture Mart Hareis Pharmacy Herschelis Richfield Service Kerr,s Chevron Station Hongola, Russell Dr. C. H. Howell The John Rayson Reed's Smith Mountain Ranch home, 1889. Mr. Reed, Mrs. Reed, their daughters, Addie, Bemice, and Mamie, their son, Rayson on the mule, and China Lee, the cook, are in the foreground. The names Reed and Lee were combined to form the name of our city, Reedley. Hughes Motor Company Iacksonis Service Jensen, Dr. 81 Mrs. A. D. jones Studio Sam Jorgensen Pump Co. Justesenis Dry Goods Store Kaprielian Brothers Kim Bros. 81 Reedley Nursery Kings River Ready Mix Art Kirschs' Market Lee's Mobilgas Service Lee's Tire Service Lippold, Ben F., Architect Lois-jean Shoppe McKenzie, Dr. T. W. Martens Chevrolet Co. Mathis 61 Bolinger Miller's Garage Ong, Dr. John R. Orange Cove Lumber Co. Hummer Brandy Feeds Orange Cove Grain 81 Milling Peloian Ranches Penner Brothers I. C. Penney Co. Producer's Dairy Delivery Produceris Sales 81 Service Radio Station K R D U Al Lamm - Reedley Auto Supply Reedley Bank of America Reedley Cement Pipe Co. Reedley Electrical Supply Reedley Exponent Reedley Fish Market Reedley 5-10 Store Reedley Toy Shop Reedley Flower Shop Reedley Grape Growers Reedley Hardware Co. Reedley Ice Company Reedley Lumber Company Reedley Shoe Store Reedley Steam Laundry Reedley Young America Shop Reliable Shoe Store Rotan-Hess Co. Royal Valley Fruit Growers Ass'n. Sakai Grocery Sam's Shoe Store Savateer G Bright Schlichting, Dr. A. VV. Shelburne,s Stationery Smith, Dr. Robb E. E. Drake, State Farm Insurance Agency Standard Oil Co. Sun King Dairy Tajiri, Akira Dr. Tejerianis Tom's Radio 81 T.V. Valley Glass Co. Valley Typewriter Co. 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