Reedley High School - Porcupine Yearbook (Reedley, CA)

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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

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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

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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