Riverdale Joint Union High School - Eagle Yearbook (Riverdale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

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We will not forget how she gave so freely of her time planning memorable assemblies, ably directing dramatic productions, and serving as advisor to the class of 1955. So we dedicate the 1955 Eagle to MISS DOUGLASS. 1954-'55 A YEAR TO REMEMBER W' WN ., ,.f.:5j.,. , . , 11 Q '- - . . . .f , , fx? 2.1 -. 'Fury ft f.-:vw Vg, . YW, 'wr ' X 1 fa 'H wigs' I , -1 rff - x , 9 1l3 0 df' S ln I lmigc ig' , ', , 31, mx E0'Q': 1 1 , I' 0lt70g I n-gf-'din v . I 'sw 4 -a .J ' s viii ff ' 00 lip' T C 0 n mii+?4?!fiiwg UEEQ, ,, , ......!L..A,-frvulv. 5 iiwnlwf JJ -'-4-f -14 3 Qi ..-3 Qlnqy' ,qv - pw. f o o o In -Giorgio ::a.u:oi an cpolo' L 1 O0 V Q I l 'c , ' 5.5- ' 'U' 9.0 0 . '., 1 9 K0 1 nyc LU. 1- X, cxol .2 1, 5.9. -fx '1 'Cid' ,-in 12,0 ff -v wg fa N rf' 4 Lxff 5 f , I 3? - xc it .L C A A 9 1 4' -fi JW, , 'if' if Q 9 Wie? Q2 QL Q ,gi E aa xx kfr Q Y gmt at ,gpg K Q z M Qf ' . 'Is f sr 'v . ff 5 i 'Sf' Good citizens are informed cltlzens Very compllcated but mterestlng Civics--Congress, Coolidge Constl PhyS1C5 formulas force fulcrums tution ls it really that difficult, R1chard'P Talk ab0ut klds eating a lot' Geometry--arcs, angles fix., Neatness and accuracy are the No fair cheating, Mary and Fred! objectives of these would-be Senior Mathematics--graphs, per bool-:keepers centages 7a ,amwdl af an education. Translate that for us, too, Martin! Future Sob Sisters '? Shorthand--dictation, speed, accur- Journalism--deadlines, assign- acy ments, scoops f X .iq AN IMPORTANT PART OF OUR EDUC ATIOINS, TOO. THERE WERE 275 OF US ALL DIFFERENT AND RIVERDALE HIGH THE FRESHMAN CLASS THEY WERE YOUNG AND GREEN BUT GRADUALLY THAT BE WILDERED LOOK! Early in the year the Freshmen elected Clofas Case, Presidentg Jerry Beaver, Vice-President, Arthur Jones, Secretary Treasurer, and Judy Covington, Student Representative. LEFT: Judy, Clofas, and Arthur admire the trophies in the showcase. BELOW: Making their debut as vocalists at the Freshman party. . , 5 'B K Y Q 1 A t , A . 4 f 1 r , .. . F? - 'a' 4 .F Y B 'wx AZ' .5?Y'?fl?1'fL: x49 Y: ,'-.'g:.:.'-.fgg Av - N Q f ' ' - B Q 1 ' 'L I, fin. 4. ','v -'-'v- :fn . K' ,. 'a fl 'M ffIx:'f7lf1 A , W - - - Q 2. 'Z 1. X - NA ' ' !.A 1 A 4- N llx 4' H41 Alberty I Bagaso, F Baruon J Blackwell J Bratton W Bunch B Case C Cobme Alves R Barlow P Beaver I Blackwell I Brewer Caldwell Cassxna A Cole G Bagaso E Barnett K Be G Braml6Il.G Br00kS K Cotta Ch1sn1 J Covrnfvto 74e me af M567 Crawford Tre ds J Carver I Gobby J Hemmgway R Hrggrns B Hutchrns B Johnson N Damels Frke M F B Gorham, G Hendrxx E H I Hunt L Iohnson Felchle Hores A Fucks Hawkrns Herman R Ho rs R jackson C. P- s... Q.. L! Q, I, -.4 'cp 1 .. f 1,4 1 l . I3 I ff si. :B ra. Q at 1 'Z' 'x v Q 17. An s v H r ' - I , X V . - -v rg- 4 Q fi 1' l ' V 4 V' 5, 'kph .-,' V l L' ,J A Q' , f A f ' 'T' ' I7 l'lJ2f5f'Q'F 'I vs -' L , ' .. .' 'T' rf- L'-s - - Q ffl: i I I, . , , , . . - , . . - , . ' , D. , . , , , . . - , T. . 5- ' , . , . 0 ' 1 f HI ' ' I ' ' E' . 9 ' ' O np I- ' , ' , . ly, . . ' , . ill, . , , , R. , D. ' , . 4' , ' , , . 11' , . , , - , B. fi' qu ' , . U H ' G ' , , f 1: 1 I ' A ' H . 1 K -. 2 N ! 'P ' , b Rr 4' .gl X, s ' ' 11,7 'I' If 1 S- ,Sr .IV :.,' sfivy- XY' I 'Q X . K - , N ji QV . 1 'X l f:A,f',1 ' V W f , ' 2 Q , A x x Ll 1' ' af- -A - , , 'na ,Y V, if Qffj. . , ' ,' . - ' ' ' - 'I ffs 3 1, -1 A V - , ' . 'I .g I X-- I V., Y B X ' fi x ' ' mf- ., R49 Qi-,.,,,'14 sf' ' rl. R 2' xx 3' ' x . U N , 'if rififl N . A s l X. X N . - L. A ' ' V . I f , . i i lf,, X' . A 1, . .A , , L fc fn' '1 Q -1 i lil , f'l . 'U u. ,Li JOUHSOH. W. Lopes, F. McDowell, S. Menefee, G. Montgomery. J. Miner- C- Owens. E- Pate. 3- Jones. A. McCraw, R. McFarlin, F. Miles, P. Montgomery, R. Newman. L- ouvarna, F. Perez. E- 1011-QS. D- McDonnell, P. Martinez, N. Mogg, E, Murphree, B. Olivas. D- Olsen, J. PCYCYSOU. C I I Qzecdmea Wm few 70agz4zaaad Pricket, B. Ronquillo, R. Sartain, R. Smith, N. Varella, C. Willys, J. Rhodes, E. Ross, D. Schultz, B. Stamps. K- Wehmeyer, D. Woodward, M. Rodriquez, R. Sanchez, L. Sewell, B. Sutterfield, H. Williamson, T. Wooldridge, C. -- ' Sometimes They Had To - - C I - 2 ' ' ar J ' ' . -' - P A Learn The Hard Wayl rj ' .ii h :pq V JV!! ' 1 I' . .5 ,fffffff . , V ,, l lf, f I X ' M4 li lv 'if J lc - f 1 dl a kc, I ,.:',::.e:. , V . , , 1 Qk1'l.'.,,. : 1 ust as Jeannine, . aro , an u y W I t Q- Q, ., .. 1 I-- 'f 1- f Q 4' v, P v X fv- 4, RIGHT: Sophomore Glamour Girls were the hir of the evening at the Freshman Dance. BELOW: lt's a big day when the class sweaters and jackets arrive. Looking them over are the class officers, KLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Kay Henson, Student Council Representative, Janice Wright, Secretary, Frank Brown, President, Darrel Williams, Vice- President. Allen, C. Avalos, Andrade, D. Avila, Askew, J. Ayres, L ,z 1 , Pl! mis. ' Qi I V, N 5 -'. ui x s' Y 1 ' , 2 IQYA I ,nA . 6 2 U., , XY' Q Fri The Class of 1957 M- Azevedo, P. Banuelos, M. Barcellos, F. Benjamin, G. Brooks, A D- Ball, E. Barbarick, B. Barnes, W. Bettencourt, D. Brown, F. G- Barnett, K. Barbarick, W Belmontez, R. Bogdanoff, S. Brown, K. 1 g, ei- - 4, . , ,. .t Q 45, 1, 1 f-.1' . 1? - Q' f 5 0-:o 'VM 1- Y . 2 ,v I p A:-X 'ii' V I . , .V 4 e r: P- B B . 6 :Ig v o , , -.r-.iiwf..,1 NMC 42 .' xi 4-.nhl ' Brown, R. Chesser, I . Carpenter, P ,- n .rr ' Q 45? Qbmeimdciew 74646 Edwards, I Ellis, D. Evangello, 4' A' N , Ti x f 2' 0 U .F ,D 'fig 4'13f 1-3 1 A.- 4,--ru, fr. 1' - -1 Q.- L- ,xr -ze .., .-. , 7 H' 1, Y.5' ,jk f X Q A Q F '55 lg ' , f, . f ,A , it M . 1 4 ?o..f41,..p P 1 4 g 1 'ii W -. 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X Carol Gliem as Arestus in Backstage big wheels- Claudia. DOUE. These hungry looking Juniors, Gloria, Doris Harold The Nutt Family Virginia, Marlene. Edna. and Donna- and Donna were part of the cast of a Thanksgiving X X Sfa. C af-it play given at assembley. 74eaZcz44af l?56 pad?-L Amparano, A. Barlow, D. Bahannon, R. A 8 3 1 L f- Bramlett, I.C. E r V , x 7' 'fx lx .allimbd ' Braz, M. Brewer, D. Brown, W. KL -9 Cady, C. Q X 1' ' Cardoza, J. Case, D. Calvin, R 1 V. TQ 1 , h Covington, C. H v '- X .N 5 1 4, Daniels, J. Davis, G. Dias, D. s. Elliott, M. - 1 X . . Fleharty 6 Gann Glerm Hemingway H A E I . .,-' f' 'N fi f- A no 5 ,, ,, V G ' ' v x If L , I, , l 5 I ' X 4 . lf X - ll. 1 il 'rf' Hinajosa, L. Iiminez, J. Marshall, G. MHSSSY. B- Miles, E. Neveg, M, Nieferty, S. N011-ig, J, Olivias, G. Simpson, D. ,NK -Q - fg . gh ' I U , . e K' 1,5 .xy- ' Wi Ay. 1 K .f-x ff V ' f L N E fx Q . .f . N 5 . as 'S 'Q A, as v 0 '- I I I 1 L sf .41 1.1 ti. '- 1'-.' .fn-. SQ.-5 lf' 7- 5- as A!- 'g . , , P 'X ' If 1 . 3 . .L . .X I 3 ' lf' I Q .5 !c , 'sl' K- Y Q. 'Ti'- X 9-3. Minich, R. Admiring their new class rings are: Portis, K. Pruett, H. Robbins, P. Roberts, E- Roberts, C. Shelley, H. Simas, M. Starkey, H. Stine, P. Tucker, L. Vasquez, L . Williamson, Williamson, Wood, D. Wooldridge, C. M. N. KLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Treasurer Minich, President Daniels, Secretary Marshall, Representative Simas, and Vice President Niefert. BELOW: Marlene Simas makes Geometry look pleasant. 3 .- 'x 'B 1 , . Lx 1 ,H 1 ...QS '.,, K , XR A i tx -. V X G ns , Miss Bea Wise, a Real Estate Agent, tries to sell a hottie to a doctor and ' his family, The Nutt Family? The home formerly was used as a private sanitarium. Plot. .. ,,.-1 4 E Lila explains how Larry S 1 9 to avoid her and that he and are slightly touched. 7 -f 21 f if Q ,W , Ng 4 f L ' s ' . .q , f 3 Lila discovers her mistake and explains to Larry Smart how she mistook him for 'ii fi her boy friend as Larry s aunt looks on. ' 4, , if 4' f Wall Nutt and Charlotte Neal go out into W 4' ffl - ' life together. Mr. and Mrs. Nutt sell ' ' Q' ,, ,N the sanitarium back to Miss Wise and 'v gh jk ,V ' they leave the Sanitariurn. ' 0 y . 1 l 21 .,, l , s 4 N ' ets arry art' , V 'Qi A ,tg ' thi k that he is er Hoy r ,fax f , , ,, 1 . Q - 4 :Sf .5 4' fri lLarry Stua . . .WM W4 'x X -a.. Q Q 6 .jgy-11 Vs: iff X X 72214 .1 164' Of 7955 The Ssnlur Chas: oiixcurs selecl grjrluation zannoumrendents Qslnndxngj Eugene .-Xnfir nic' Trcmsurvr, Mqnu.1lPortug.,n1 Vmce President, fsitlxngj Joyce Benjamin--Secretary, Duane Musgrave--President, and Julinn Smxrh--Reprcscntlxllve Q- . ! if L Q31 'LJ A sf W:-f -'ll X. 5 .Lp Bwquez, Carol Bxsquez, Paul Bungh Harold Covington, Palsy Andrade, Eugene Aricus, Yxvxfxn B ker, Walter Bnjlmin, Joyce ,fur ,.-'L.J . Q2 24376 01,2-ZY L WM' gl, , f -QNV Cfgfw n g,,, w U Covey, Leon Cr iwford, Joanne Daniels, Shirley Ellis, Richard SWA Zfb N if 'lx 'f-1 :lx 7, ,- 'Y' 5 Flock, Benny Flores, Fred Flournoy, Annie Dell Furmdo, Alueri Gallahon, Ernest Green, Ernestine Z WY J JW 'X FBNW , 5 43 x , 45 3.53 15,-nv' VV if ! -Ab' Yi' L,v' 1...-1 15' ffififf, U-'D if :if gf: x ,V 4, LE Mull Ms... 'Ziff 6' w..,l ,L 'fvaelueeckaalffeafza H,1n orncn, Dhxru Helmug, Unmrml H11 fur wx, liniznr Hun, .Immzx H1UOJLIn.x, Shxrlcy Holirn, Rmchqr HU1115, LLiNG11 lpscu. LL-onarfi lcrinxngw, L,1Yc-uc ,TlII.1I1'f', ,-Xrlgln x ,-f ,J 'TTY a x i in Jones, Dale Jones, Juanita McKay, Rohm Moore, Jane Musgrave, Duune Motley, Orvdlee Morrison, Jeunnie Navarrette, Ronald Newsom., Chrxstlne Newsom, Ruth 4 rvk K' K' ,N fy! f' 'J I ,Q ' 44' K-1 lv 6- ws'N -ff an X I Vu 12 l 5' 1 7 . X r Q X x W ,lx , mg 1 , h N I 'K f Q 4' 3-QQ: - ' -.1-f'. w 552115 - 9-153-'ilff' e '. 1 -5 ' if fd.j1'Zf'fff:? A . ' if'15fQ,1-Af ' L1 1 1 - 'Q M:-2 42- Jn- If Fi -5.5 J - ..-2214.-7f11' V 51 Mtn .1 . I Ld, ,,g:f5f.5fi .S Iffi - , .E e ' Q f 914 '-: fra-.1::Q ' ' '7' 11' f- jv'i ,LV fl - - . 2 7-5?-1131? . - -l w.. i 17-7 ll, JoyLee W i . T! 45 Portugal, Manuel Puentes, Martin Roberts, Elvia 0 -I I ,1- I I Q -r x Q' Robles, David Sanchez, Inez Olsen, Sally Parr, .lim Pielop, Neal Peterson, Muriel Smith, Juliin Sullivan, JoAnn Toste, Mary Williamson, Mary Lou Willi lmson, Robert Woorlwlrnl, Charlotte Wright, Nornlqn QNotP1cturedl Ernestine proves that even Seniors hsve their lighter moments! -o THE ATOM PRESS VOL 75 NO II629 RIVERDALE, CALIFORNIA THURS MAY I7 1975 606084 Charlotte Woodward Polrcewoman BOOK RING SMASHED IN BURREL UNDERWORLD CHARACTERS CAUGHT Burrel Cahf The natronal bookre rmg was today broken up 1n Burrel Rrchard Ellrs and Leonard Ipsen sly underworld characters were captured by one of Burrel s best polrcewomen Charlotte Woodward Mrss Wood ward has been workmg as an undercover agent. The rrng makmg bool on the races at Santa Amta has Cont Page 2 Col l PROFESSOR WINS NOBEL MATH EMATICS PRIZE Frve Pomts The head of the math ematrcs department at the Un1ver srty of Frve Poxnts was awarded the Nobel Prrze for mathematlcs Professor H Bunch toda was grven the prrze for the worst contrrbutron to the mathe matrcal world Bunch had no comment to make to the press Bunch graduated from Rrverdale IULIAIN SNIITH FREED FOUND 'XIOT GUILTY Fresno Julran Smlth was ac qultted of the charge of reckless drrvrng The 1ury of 7 women and 5 men re turned the verdrct after an hour of delrberatron Mrss Mary Lou Wrlllamson Jullan s lawyer sard that thrs was one of her hardest cases Mary Lou pleaded her case wonder fully MRS AMERICA NAMED LOCAL WOMAN WINS New York Mrs Buck Sullrvan was named Mrs Amenca last nrght rn New York Mrs Sulhvan was chosen from a group of 39 women The Judgmg was based on looks and personalrty Mrs Sullrvan IS the former Joyce Benyamrn of Rrverdale Mrs Sullrvan Cont Page 2 Col 3 HUB MAN WINS AT LAS VEGAS FLAMINGO CLUB Hub Irm Parr won one mrllron dollars at the Flam mgo Club rn Las Vegas Mr Parr won hrs money at the poker table Thrs wrn broke the house and caused the club to shu up unt1l new money could be obtarned Thrs rs the frrst Cont Page 2 Col 4 NEW COMMANDER NAMED Gallehon named new command Cont Page 2 Col 4 am across M1551 1 Collapses, IUANITA IONES MYERS SUFS FOR 6th DIVORCE Juanrta Jones Myers famous motton prcture star IS surng for her 6th drvorce She charges Mr Joe Myers wrth extreme cruelty She st11l clalms she w1ll frnd the rrght man and be happy to the end None Dead ANDRADE MUSGRA VE CO AT A LOSS Mrssrssrppr The dam con structed across the M1ss1ss1pp1 R1ver by the Andrade Musgrave Co of Rrverdale Calrfomra collapsed thrs mornrng after berng frmshed one week No one was hurt The Federal Govern ment 15 rnvesugatmg because there rs a possrbrlrty of sabotage AMERICAN DANCER AT LONDON PALLADIUM London Manuel Portugal world famous modem dancer was a huge success at the London crowds cheered as they never have before Mr Portugal ac qurred hrs grace on the foot ball freld at Rrverdale Hrgh School NEW ADMIRAL NAMED FOR U S NAVY Washrngton Walter Baker today became an Admrral rn the U S Navy The honor has been gamed by very few men that have been rn for only 20 years Baker stated that thrs was the brggest thrrll of h1s 1 e SEARCH STILL ON FOR ROBBER OF FORT KNOX Fort Knox The search for the person that robbed Fort Knox last Aprrl rs st1ll go1ng on Dale Jones alras Don Jordan and Davrd Jenner and hrs partner Donna Helton, are the object of a world w1de search All forergn countrres are helplng Ill the search Jones and Helton robbed Fort Knox of about four m1ll1on dollars rn gold Thrs IS the frrst t1me rn hrs tory that Fort Knox has been robbed 26 FURTADOS MAKE GOOD ON TELEVISION Hollywood Patsy and Albert Furtado s show THE BATTLIN FURTADOS was today named the best frght show of the year Mrs Furtado the former Patsy Covrngton and Mr Furtado formerly lxved rn Rrverdale The Furtados have been batthng for years ever srnce they attended Rrverdale Hrgh School Watch for tl1em over Channel 24 Fresno every Tues day nrght at 8 00 p m after I Love Lucy , , V W ,s.,,,,J4,,,,, . . .' I r 3 , V-- D ' ' s 5 ' p pi , a ' I . ,U ' l I --U ' , ' x , ,, , . ' London Palladium. The I ' ' ,' ' - - 1 ' l'f . ' . . ' is , - - . t ' ' I .I D I 4 THE ATOM PRESS THURS MAY I7 1975 BLUES SINGER TO PERFORM IN FRESNO Blues srnger Elvra Roberts 15 gorng to g1VC a concert at the CIVIC Audrtorrum on May zoth Thrs 15 to rarse money for the Chrldren s Hosprtal BOOK RING SMASHED Cont from Pg 1 been workrng from the back room of Holden s Butcher Shop Holden s shop IS owned and operated by Drck Holden great N Y Yankee outfrelder and home run hrtter 1n the off season ERNESTEEN GREEN AND SMOKEY BUCK WED Reno After 20 years of Emesteen are marrred The ouple eloped to Reno because the brrde drd not have her parents consent The brxde wore a gray su1t ptnk Jewelry green shoes and a red and blue hat The groom wore a gray surf. TRUANT OFFICER ON THE O Truant offrcer Davrd Robles caught Orvalee Motley and Ronald Morrrson drtchrng school last Frrday Motley and Morrrson are strll Semors at R1verdale Hlgh School Both hope to graduate thrs year C BASQUEZ DANCE BAND TO PLAY HERE AT MAY DANCE CHAMPIONS TO WRESTLE IN FRESNO Inez Sanchez and Angre Irmrnez, Lad1es Champron Tag Team wrestlers W1 have a bout at Ryan s Arena 1n Fresno on June 18th Manager Rolan McKay sard today that he thought the grrls had a wonderful chance of w1nn1ng AERIAL ACT TO PERFORM AT FRESNO On Aug 22nd Paul Basquez and hrs new act w1ll perform at the Fresno Farr Grounds The new act 1nc1udes Jack Covey and Jeanne Navarette FLOCK BUYS BEATTY Los Angeles Benny Flock lron tamer today purchased the Clyde Beatty Crrcus Mr Flock s calm temper and patrence led hrm to be a frne l1on tamer H has added R1chard H1lde brand and LaNel1Holl1s hrs staff R1chard IS the clown and LaNel1 IS the bearded lady MUSIC LESSONS Musrc Lessons are grven a 1456 C Street Murrel Peterson prano LaVene Iennrngs vocal Annre Dell Floumey Clarlrlet Call for an appomt ment today at thls number 1077 MRS AMERICA NAMED Cont from Pg I the mother of two me chrldren The Sullrvans lrve rn R1verdale Mr Sullr van IS employed by Amer rcan O11 Co AROUND TOWN Olsen After I9 years Sally Olsen has frnally passed the entrance exam for Stanford Fontes Ioanne Crawford and Mary Toste have been h1red by Fontes Darry as mrlkers H111 Ioan H111 recently graduated from pharmacrst school has taken over the R1verdale Drug Store Newson 84 Wrrght C New som and N Wrrght have purchased the Bon Ton Cafe ARSONIST S TRIAL DRAGS ON Washlngton D C The trral of H1noJosa and R. Newsom st1ll draggrng on Hrnolosa and R. Newsom are on trral for tryrng to bum down the Whrte House The prosecutron 15 st11l tryxng to frnd IIS mrssmg wrtness The lawyer for the grrls stated that the case looks as brxght as a flamrng f1re WINS SI OOO OOO Corft from Pg l 1me that thls has happened to a Las Vegas gamblrng castno Martrn Puentes, bouncer for the club, stated that he had never seen such luck before Mr Puentes got the prrvtlege of tossrng Mr Parr and hrs money out NEW COMMANDER NAMED Cont from Pg l er of the Calrfomra Cadet hrs experlence 1n the R1ver dale Hrgh School Cadets OLD MAIDS HOME HAS NEW BOSSES The R1verdale Old Mards Home has been taken over by Drane Halvorsen and Shrrley Damels Both are workrng hard to rmprove the home ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF THE MADEMOISELLE DRESS SHOPPE The Mademorselle shoppe has been pur chased by Fred Flores and N1el Prelop They have h1red the great designers Arleas and Powell to desrgn for them GOOD LUCK TO YOU Z7 WEATHERBIRD SHOES HAVE NEW HEAD TESTER Chrcago JoAnne Sullrvan who for the past I9 years has been Weatherb1rd s best walker was yesterday named head walker She rs 1n charge of all the testers HAIR STYLIST TAKES OVER BEAUTY SHOP The mtematronally famous harr stylrst Robert Wrllram son, has taken over the beauty shop Mr Wrllram son s specrallty rs peroxrde He studred rn Parr and London The prrces range from S10 oo IOSIOO oo Thrs ts cheap for such a harr stylrst I ur - I . ' -I . ' f' , . ' ' ' is . . , 'll - ' ' ' , ' . . . . ' ' ' I ' I engagement, Smokey and CIRCUS They will open next week. I Corps. Mr. Gallehon gained 0 . . . e ' . '-'- A I I ' to 1 ' g . J B ' i . , . . . U Q t We wor1't forget... Lillie Adolphson--Shorthand, Spanish I, Typing I and ll, Bookkeeping I She never missed a mistake in typing and bookkeeping, and she was always there when needed--whether helping with the lunch line or school finances. Charles Anderson--U.S. History, Social Science, Physical Education Our new basketball coach--his lectures in U. S. History will be remembered. George Bogdanoff--Woodshop l and II, Physical Education We'll remember his help with decorations for dances and his skillful handling of detention students. 7 ' afaccfaalfdeeaww wamaetidmlhfmahgidegueoj Mr. Clarence Irwin has been Principal at Riverdale for twenty years. Ln addition to his duties as Principal, he has taught a variety of classes. This year students report to him for Mathematics I, Algebra, and Latin I. The Board of Trustees were Mr. E. Anderson, Mr. Knud Christianson, Mr. Eugene Brown, and Mr. Tony Mendes. Edith Douglass-English I, ll, Ill Dynamic little Miss Douglass will remain in our memories as director of tlramatics--and as the teacher who loved outlinesl David Field--English I, II, and IV We appreciated his hard work helping us publish The Green and White. Crayton Groeling--Civics, Physical Education Hi-Y members depended upoh his leadership. And those daily Civics quizzes! Hettie Hauert--Home Economics I, II, III, SL IV In years to come many a housewife will recall her first efforts at cooking and sewing in the classes of gracious Mrs. Hauert. Eugene Lein--Chorus, Bank, Instrumental Music His talents and effort produced a band that we will look back on with pride. Dixie Mitchell--Agriculture I, II, 8s IV We could always count on his help with our projects. Mary Okey--Biology and Library Biology students will remember her tests, we will all remember her sincere interest in our problems. Lester Phillips--Physics, General Science, Geometry, Algebra, Senior Mathematics He kept the camera clicking and the annual staff laboring to produce thi: Fagle. Ruth Perry--English I, Art II, Crafts From designing program covers to planning decorations Miss Perry was helpful 85 cooperative. Lowell Sanders--Auto Mechanics, Mathematics I, Sheet Metal, Social Science. The seniors were grateful for his guidance and assistance as advisor. Lamar Smith--Agriculture I, II, III and Mathematics l We turned to him for help on many projects. Clara Western--Drill Team, Physical Education Our flashy, prize-winning Drill Team was the result of her planning and directing. 7az!4e . . . .As the days passed, we seldom noticed all ofthe little things that go to make up a school year. lt takes many capable, hard-working people to keep everything functioning smoothly. The busses must keep running. regardless of the weather--the school plant must be kept clean and orderly--most of us depend on the cafeteria for appetlzing, nutritious lunches--there are all sorts of records to be kept reports to be made, and organizing to be done. 3, I 3 V s f , 5 l A ' ' 4' A - f 1 , f tkiiirfzzt w0m7,4MmW7w4mmu 1954 - ssfzmwzwww E E MBE TQBE wi -4-Lf X X 1 Q, mfr: 28 ' --n 9 f f NIELEUSEKF' Y -ATtUNg adorns a-Qqar Sym ji: my VWAM MAL For those who take part in them, the clubs and organizations of Riverdale High have much to offer. Promoting such varied aims as better farming practices, homemaking skills, religious understanding, citizenship, sportmanship, and scholarship, these groups provide valuable training and practice in many things. Perhaps the most important is the experience gained in getting along with others. Participating in group activities we learn a lot--and find many things to remem- ber in our n 0 s.,, ff? l 4 CHORUS BACK: Simpson, D., Jenning, L.gCarpenter, P., Wooldridge, Ouiroz, R FRONT: Robbins, P,g Navaretre, I. g Toste, M., Newsome, R. p Varella, C.gMoore, I Pianist: Muriel Peterson gf ' 11 IQ ll I1 ll 77f6l0dq fad Wie ' C72 4 A 'Y California Scholarship Federation It has taken many trips, including two to San Francisco, one to Los Angeles, and others to regional conferences. For two years C.S.F. has been in charge of the Junior Red Cross Program. L L BACK: Covington, P. g Cardoza, J. g Olsen, S. MIDDLE: Bogdonoff, S.pHenson, K., Hill, I.gCady, A.g Olivas, G.g Mrs. l-lauert, Advisor FRONT: Parker, Flores, M.g Simas, M., Peterson, M. The C.S.F. in Riverdale is 28 years old. 5,..f- '.. A., BACK ROW: Quiroz R Flores F Braz M Brown M Srmas M Musgrave D Powell Martin, I., Bagaso, F Portugal M Hemingway R THIRD ROW Gobby I Bartron I Neves, M,gCardoza, I Ayres G Barcellos F Andrade E Flores E Bagaso E Lopez I Dias, D.SECOND ROW Arreas V Frke M Cotta E Evangello R Herman R Fernandes A Toste, E.g Olivas, D Rodrrquez R Montoya M FRONT ROW Toste M Correra L Avila D Santos, R., Neves, C Lopes F Parez E Dias B Navarette J Olrvas G Neuman Club - This Catholic organization for teen age boys and girls provides Christian fellow ship and recreation rn meetings and parties to which any student rs welcome Future Homemakers Association The officers and sponsor of this new group attended 4 three day convention at Asilomar. There they participated in discussion groups on club activities, home making, and family relations. The first group project was a car decorated for the '49er Day Parade. BACK: Basquez, Flournoy, Covington P Stine Tucker, Simpson 3rd: Miles, Case Covington, C.g Braz, Niefert 2nd: Toaste Neves, Wright, Fleharty, Portis, Starkey Mrs Hauert, Jiminez, Hinajosa, Bartron Covington, J.: Gobby, Bagso, Arilas FRONT: Navarette, Newsom, Herbold Woodward P .- '1 soul- Pi - ,, -- 'Y .1 1 .ly . .XI ' P1 A ,Q f I U fra f ang QW BACK ROW: Smith J, Rozell P, Holden B, Brown R, Qualls G, Leap D, Nelson L, Barcellos F, Felchle E, Cuehlo E. King D, Brown F. MIDDLE ROW: Portugal M, McKay R, Baker W, Holden D, Jones D, Ball E, Furtado A, Motley O, Williamson R, Flores F, Hill H. FRONT ROW: Basquez P, Santos T, Harper J, Andrade D, Hill B, Ipsen L, Ellis R, Dias R, Nevcs C, Hawn L, Azevedo P. BELOW QBACKJ F.F.A. OFFICERS WERE: Davis, Senator, n 0 4 1 McKay, SecretarygHemingway, Reporter QFRONTQ: Brown, f Hman Vice President, Motley, Presidentg and Minich, Treasurer. The Future Farrners of America is a national E organization for boys who are interested in farm ing and the improvement of agriculture and rural living. All of its functions are based on partici- pation in agricultural activities. During the past year, the F. F. A. won the Livestock Sweepstakes Trophy at the Fresno Dis trict Fair. They participated in the Dairy Cattle Judging Contest, sponsored the Barn Dance, and put on the Father and Son Banquet. BACK ROW: Mr. Mitchell, advisor, Brewer T, McFarland F, Minich R, Brown M, Hinojosa L, Davis G, i1cmingwayH, Blackwell I, Case C, Pate I, Bagaso F, Mr. Smith, advisor MIDDLE ROW: Carver J, Felchle D, Hill I, Cassina A, Lopes F, Daniels T, Woods D, Jones A, Johnson R, Brown W, Roberts C, Hawkins L. FRONT ROW: Hutchins B, Barlow P, Murphree B, Chism J, Massey B. . iq. 8:1 Q C3 if .- 109, 5. - ssl: W G9 ' 71694444006 'Ewa-4Lwz Our High School Band won a third place rating at the 14th Annual Band Review at Long Beach, California this year. The thirty-nine member group directed by Mr. Eugene Lein was one of the smallest bands to compete, however it was ranked above thirteen of the banc s in Class E competition. j' ' fl BACK ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Andrade E, Hemrningway H, Shelly H, Hemmingway J, Williamson R, Bogdanoff S, McDowell S FOURTH ROW: Neves C, Williams D, Haun L, Basquez P, Dowell B, Holden B, Dias B THIRD ROW: Felchle D, Felchle E, Gleim C, Wright J, Woodward M, Puentes M, Davis B SECOND ROW: Basquez C, Crawford L, Newsom C, Tucker L, Floumoy A, Wehmeyer D, Jones A FIRST ROW: Sanchez I, Olsen I, Henson K, Peterson C, Wehmeyer J, Sanchez L, Fike M, MAJORETTES: Vasques L, Braz M,Olsen S, Benjamin I, Roberts E, Neifert S. -il ' - The Drill Teanu presented its showy precision routines at the 49er Day Parade, the Caruthers Parade, the King Cotton Parade, Fresno Veterans Day Parade, the All Western Band Review, and the Spring Band Show. An up-and-coming organization, the Drill Team took first place arnong marching units in the Veterans' Day Parade in Fresno. Organized in 1952 by Mr. Eugene Lein, the team was directed by Miss Betty Caughill in 1953, and Mrs. Clara Western in 1954. el, ai 'V 1 C I ,u i ,-1 is-G: ' .. I .. A. .g '4 ' - 'tn - 'Af 'lk ' S . .Q -pf -- - ., L at J ' .1 5 V-fi: 5.1 . bg 5-.1 ..V A .., -gy -I-5-. T '53-9, - ws:-.- -- i,.,q: ' A--9 4'-ff, ABOVE: Performing at the '49er Day Parade. LEFT: Drill Team Leader, Jeanne Navarette . LEADER: Navarette I, Ist Rank Iiminez A, Summers L, Cotta E, Avalos M, 2nd RANK: Toste M, Portis K. Bamon J, Miles E, 3rd RANK: Evange11oR, Varella C, Sewell B, Miles E, 4th RANK: FIOYSS M. Plxlef R- Brown K, Love C, 5th RANK: Woodward C, Moore J, Simas M. ,- -,. 'H+' ig,- l'1'5Ml' ' if' f . f-R i ..:.va,g, V, , - ,Qu :RAIL f' - A BASKET, A BASKET, A BASKET, BOYS' YOU MAKE THE BASKETS AND WE'LL MAKE THE NOISE' ' sniff'- Groups Vmpamaz Wm On We Sam Block R BACK ROW: Coach Anderson, H. Bunch, G. Davis, Coach Hold, G, Oualls FRONT ROW: N, Piclop, O, Motley, I. Smith D, Musgrave, and Coach Bogdanoff, 4 4 ?:wT'v I :..,l 1 U1 1315-Pug Q' wfQ4,gr .L -ff ' X J ll: K . ' I ' A ' 5 X.. rl RIGHT: A group of F.F.A. members Big Stump. BELOW: A typical F.F.A. project is the A herd of Paul Barlow. look on. ABOVE: The Plaque won by the Band for its performance at Long Ueacn is added to the collection of awards by Lavina, as Mr, Lein, Robert, Gene,Iudy and Martin LEFT: Sandra and Carol represented Riverdale in the Fresno-Madera County Honor Band held at Reedey this year. ,1 X on a snow party at berdeen Angus :f eQi7. T: 'E , ,9rl?f7S. i'f.f 'if -Ssex'fqW I 1 ' :? 'YaA --:I M . .af ' ,4,,:,. ?7':'f'ff f 'ww Z' w.J Ji BELOW: Glen, Frank and Bovd won a first place trophx judging dairy cattle, 'Me Zan 7a ' I 1 . X A , .Fl-so 'livin' . x,,,. ,- ,. F I I We 5000 z 55- even though the lessons it brought us were sometimes unpleasant ones. We had to learn to be good sports in spite of defeat. We won the first League game, and everyone was happy. Then we lost to Tranquillity. It was the first time that Riverdale had ever lost to Tranquillity in foot- ball: but, bad as they felt, none of the players quit. Then Sierra beat us by a large score--we were upset by Caruthers--Parlier met us head on, and we lost the last game of the season. Everyone likes to win games, and most everyone is a good winner. It's harder to realize that winning is not the whole purpose of playing. Good Sportsmanship is something to be very proud of, too. 45 Wm S+' gf1E'!1i ,46Lf:4 f 1 '- g ' . , .1 Ax. r ' f, 'fb' . 1 wa., , -f Jk 'isf-9.181 M' ,V 'Pl 5, vs. Q I W' I ! D , J I . .L-I 0 7'. A N. is Ji' ful M, A31 lvl! I v 1? -: , if - ng. . A o,. '-46.1, -' 'Za' J. V. STARTING LINEUP BACKFIELD Left to Ri ht Robert Williamson Jim Parr Doug Brewer Darrel Williams LINE: Rolan McKay, Richard K g 71 , . . Hildebrand, Bill Dowell, Louie Nelson, Gary Qualls, Harvey Shelley, Pete Azevedo. HCHBASKETBALL J. V. FOOTBALL R.. 53 - Reedly ...... 21 Riverdale 1 . . .40 - Wash. Union. .32 V.. . 50 - Wash. Union . 36 Riverdale E...41 - Selma ...... .25 R.. .41 - Laton ....... 36 Riverdale D. . .32 - Tranquillity.. 15 A.. 29 - Sierra ....... 34 Riverdale. . .27 L.. 24 - Caruthers... 17 31 - Parlier ...... 16 Fi Hanford. . .27 Carruthers. . 0 Sierra .... 13 Parlier. . . 34 fwmhfz Wwwdq 'fecuna H16 'BU and C The B and C Basketball team give us a hint of future success. As the scores indicate, the C team had a very successful season. Final league standing found the B team in third place with a 5-5 record. The leading scorer for the season was Rex Hollis, with Darrell Williams and Gene Cuelho furnishing additional scoring punch. l W., L -in l ai if A N ER526 18 'va ,'94g 'n 4.1 I 1 M .Nag Q DLL-,V y.. .ws . . i 'iui.,.,,-I Sports thrilled us, and taught us - Mg. p if 70.3 Qem is Like these biology students, we learned new facts about the world around us. Z.. rx! in-1, We were amused and entertained by such programs as Sousa, the Magician. W i f qvf x 'i 19 fee Hi'-V Our camera man, was right on the spot, catching moments like this one behind the scenes at the Junior Play. CAhovej He had only Z1 few acmiidents like this one! fliulowj Sometimes we studied quietly, aloneg Some projects, like putting out The Green And White took cooperative effort im. , about the give and take of living. f4nd'7t 7044 2u6te,47cw6 70 2eoaf1d7t7ofz QM- - At the beginning of the school year, a completely inexperienced staff and sponsor were equally at a loss to know how to give you a yearbook that would capture for you in black and white the memory of what it was like to go to school at Riverdale High in 1954-'55. Many hours of hard work later, we decided that we would try to put together a book that is as modern, as informal, and as friendly as our school and community, itself. Working overtime, trying not to disrupt Mr. Phillips' classroom entirely, we gradually learned what it meant to lay out the dummy , to write copy , and to paste-up copyforms . ,e It's been a lot of fun, but hard work, too, and we couldn't have done it without the much appreciated help of many people: 'Our sponsor, Mr. Phillips, who stepped out of his departments, mathematics and science, to take over the headaches of coordinating the whole project. He became a very familiar sight at all school functions with his ever-ready camera. Mr. Myers, representative of the Myers Publishing Company, was our chief source of technical information. We called on him for help many times, and always found him cooperative. Mr. Frigulti, commercial photographer of Fresno, gave us high quality work, and willingly put in many extra hours getting just the right effect in processing the photo- graphs. Mr. Vaughn provided transportation to solicit advertising. We are proud of the fact that this very expensive project has paid its own way this year. You can help us express our gratitude to the business people who helped make this possi- ble by patronizing our advertisers, whose names you will find on the following pages. I sincerely hope that you will enjoy this Eagle as much as we, the staff, have enjoyed working on it. Joan Hill Editor LEFT TO RIGHT: Olsen, Sp Musgrave, D, Hill, J, Pielop, Ng Benjamin, Ig Powell, J: Williamson, Mg Hildebrand, R, Hollis, Lg Peterson, M. . J' 1 2' ,4,,rg .LII I' if -Q ,..--1 gm, . . - . 2, 121'-if .A' ' viva '11 P! n1nl..n.l..l.l Lo- mml up Aw 'mmm if 0111 Q l5EPENDABLE DR I Though Julian says that just like a woman Ernestine is having trouble R I V E R D A I- E deciding on a purchase. She can count on courteous service by Carl Wade and Glenn Smith. DRUG STORE K. c. Korom Lumber Company Lumber, Paint, Roofing, Wallboard, Lime Plaster, Cement, Sand, Gravel, Cedar Shingles, Hardware, Millwork, Wet Mix Cement. Phone: Caruthers 7-W Riverdale 16 GONSALVES In Hanford Dewwe an 794: A. In Hanford lT'S CASE'S -- OF COURSE For all that's NEWEST and BEST in Ready-To-Wear and Dry Goods R. W. CASE DEPARTMENT STORE DA Tiiriuiidofiilismiav Best Wishes Class of '55 RIVERDALE AUTO PARTS Parts for Cars, Trucks, 8: Tractors Wholesale - -Retail Haslan Street Phone 160 Best Wishes BRICK AND VELMA HAMILTON e A - 1 . ..... - 5x i 'Q - :x..- g' ' a. .Y 2 x. ti JT Typical friendly service by Eddie Borges and George Olsen BROWN HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware Appliances -.. y rv Ombcvlfgua' kj , ff ' t I ' LOZELQJ fisdr It 5 PEDEN's CAFE Jfxf x U X, Q f -1 xg I 119 West 7th Street X 1 Q Hanford ,................. A Community Gathering Place For 33 Years Congratulations, Graduates! A bit of admonition: Remember--it is very crowded at the bottom of the ladder, but there is plenty of room at GLENN POWELL WAREHOUSE t0P! Grain Hay ALLEN'S FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCE Seeds Phone l56J--Riverdale, Calif. Fertilizer Insecticides ,L x,'onS 4 CO1'1gri,t:ka1xg55 'T 5 . Cla -3 wR1GHT FARMS V Five Points, California x 'f ' BOX 147 72119-ni? 225 Congratulations to the Riverdale, California Seniors! MARTIN MOTORS 129-131 D Street, LEMOORE, CALIFORNIA fl 7 Y R19 JV' -. A If.. Q 1C.'l'. ' :unit-Kiwis Q5 1-f...,f' if I MM, X egg., T -iwvxgg , Vf x I' lr Cassie and Ray Ellena are justly proud of the reputation of their store for thirty years of friendly service. BURREL STORE Burrel, California COMMUNITY BUILDERS af-W Rive rdale SHELL SERVICE STATION tires batteries Best Wishes 'A Class of '55 'ali in 'x . llein, you will enjoy good and a pleasant atmosphere at MARY 'S FOUNTAIN Phone 165-W Frank and Faye Leap RIVERDALE Best Wishes! fl , . -. Wm -, 'Exim -C ' XX fl 1-11LL's DRIVE-IN THEATER I ' 'Q 1' , 'N N if f -A71 lg? Nl The bestt intrnotion gaicture en er ainmen Quality Building Materials' FEATURING: George E. Haire Cinemascope Superscope phone 6-J Riverdale Vista Vision Wide Screen Marks Ave. Riverdale Phone 181 .ga ache I en , K -4. V W gs., drawbatk! RlGlclT: llowi-ver, he does understand and believe in the younger generation. ard lpseny star football player scores an impossibly pcrftct test he realizes t that Ptrry Winnian KD iane Musgravcj answers in order to prove that he is not l acht s 'ct -ii, 'ins' N.. J yyf, y f' on O -'-v-cf-ff ABOVE: Meeting to discuss the problem are Mr. Donaldson fDickJ, Mrs. Warner Clxlaryj, Mrs. Burris Uvlurielj, Mr. KeeferCRichardJ, Mr. Morrison. So when Stanley Grapplciieiiskcy fLcon- 7 A Three-Act Coniedlf Presented by thc Senior Class Ari f March 4. i955 A LEFT: Hlslorry' Morrison Uim Parry has taught in college and he had always 3 prtferrcd poetry to football, ln his new position as a high school principal ' finds that trvuryoiie arounu him seems to be suffering from football fever. Linfnrtxiiiatt-Iy. he doesn't know the difference between a halfback and a R11- LEFT: Threatened with the loss of his position, Morrison refuses to loose faith in Perry's capacity to mature BELOW: Ruby La Passionatan Dinsmore fLaNel1j, secretary Madge Collins Uoanj, and man-hunting Miss Gamm Wivianj add romantic complications to Principal Morrison's personal line of scrimmage. i f-. no 4 'iv'- l Madge Collins ---- Miss Hooker ----- Miss Harlowe ---- Mr. Morrison ---- Charles Hors1ey--- Harry Donaldson ---- Perry Winman ----- Student ---- ----- Mr. Kccfer ---- Mrs. Burris-- Mrs. Warner ------- Miss Gamm ----------- X an C4 I CAST ------ -- ------Jsaii Hui --- Christine Newsome ----Duane Musgrave -------Paul Basqucx - ---- Muriel Peterson Stanley Grappleneuskey ---- Ken ---------- --------- Matt -------- Clyde Farris ---- Rudy Dinway--- June --------- Millie ------ Ist Woman--- 2Ilt.i Woman ----------- BELOW: Y -----Leonard Ipscn -- ---Martin Fuentes - ---Ronald Morrison Many an anxio ,. -44 ' '51 N4 ---Joanne Sullivan 3 7 '.v 5 .1 1, ----Ruth Newsome Jim Parr ---Julian Smith ----Richard Ellis Richard Hildebrand ----- Mary Toste ---Vivian Aricas Rohert Williamson ---- LaNell Hollis lcannie Navarctte Carol Basqucz -- Ioan Crawford ABOVE: Sally Olsen represents the Senior Class in thanking Mr Sanders and Miss Douglass for their guidance. us moment as the makeup is applied and the production is ready to begin. Nxvy ill! f 'f ' f 1 . x , f' ' . I fs ,x ' ' 1 f . .HRX , f, wx . 1 rv ? I Zaaldtq Q WOOD 'S GROCERY Burrel Best Wishes, Class of '55! RICHARDSON BROTHERS Burrel A R X D AIR Y I : FJ CARS TRUCKS GEORGE M SCOTT 8: SON Ford Sales 8: Serv1ce Phone 7 Rlverdale FORD 5'1.CP'a Best W1shes DANIEL V STARRETT D1str1butor TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY T1res Battenes Accessones Farm Tanks 8: Pumps R1verda1e Phone 135W 135.1 fQ BEST WISHES CLASS OF '55' Q- 1 xt 2 ' z THE KALAR RANCH x , Burrel Cahforma ,, 06lfZl4dU0lt646'Z4 558 ll! 4nv0 CIN J' KENNY S FARM EQUIPMENT SHOP Turblne Pumps Pressure Systems Massey Harms Farm Eqmpment New Holland Automat1c W1re and Twme Balers Sales 8: Servlce 222 Fox Street Phone 2062 LEMOORE CALIF Here are some of the people who are responslble for the h1gh quahty of workmansh1p you recemve at: RIVERDALE DRY CLEANERS P1ck Up and Dehvery Serv1ce Jerry Bartron Phone 141 J' R1ve1-dale N I I 4- 4'1- . 4 q 'AZ 5 X . ' A 5 ---. I ,ff-....' XX hd , N ,U f ., X . . A 4 , X X I X ..-- 1' Al A ll nh x ' u Q, Q' . . . U . . f v Q 59 fa - - SuperiorCommunutyServunts Best W1shes To The Semors' gan Nil: SAN JUAQUIN X 459 VAN NESS FRESNO CALIF SPORTS EQUIPMENT CO Agent for A G Spauldlng 8: Bros 1424 Fulton St Phone 4 5585 FRESINO CALIF ome of the West Coast Relays' Best W1shes, Class of '55! DAN DEE TOWEL CO. XS 5.41.2 You 11 wear a sm11e as broad as Claudxa and LaNe11 are flashuug when you buy your new Chevrolet at Helnrlch S HEINRICH S RIVERDALE CALIF GIVE YQUR CAR 02496 FRESNO AUTO PARTS CO Automotlve Supphes 566 Broadway FRESNO Cor1gratu1at1ons, Sen1ors I -Agn H L . vlzirrlfilvl , ity: E R , ' Paper 8 Jamfor Supply, Inc. - : ' A i 1 I- Q .12 'ks A 4 gary , . . Q I - - ' - I IZ Liga ' UH , . ' GOOD LUCK ToThe STUDENTS AND FACULTY Of RIVERDALE HIGH For Good Year tractor tlres all types of farm THE RUBBERMEN If lt goes on A wheel and 1S made of RUBBER the RUBBERMEN can furn1sh 1t' lEMDSS AND SMITH Phone 35293 Broadway gl C xlrvc r ts QUALITY FOOD STORE Fresno Tony Dutra .Tohn's Flymg A Rxverdale Cahf Fxve Poxnts Cahf ed Sheet Musm l LEWIS AND MILLER X Muslcal Instruments mf 1 Repmmg T 1 9 Phone Z 3489 1335 Blackstone FRESNO 4 CALIF .x- - .X- . . x It zz ref. t, , , . I I f X! .A Qy 'N Q . ,SN rw , ,i' f - 1 0 BACHMAN'S RJVERDALE RADIO AND APPLIANCES 'x Q70 K, pmx X I tan f I iii. r N-Q-A f gf I O U Houseware Paints Ri: Giftware Glassware 4 Plasticware Pottery ' tv Television Sales 8: Service if Even shoppers as inexperienced as Manuel, ' Donna, and Joan can find what they want quickly in this modern, efficient store. Mc KEAN 'S GROCERY Groceries and Meats Feeds 8: Notions Phone: 4 I xy? msunsa wf mufme ' i ' ' with OLIVER D. SMITH INSURANEE zu General Insurance P.O. Box 138 Phone 171-J RIVERDALE, CALIF. LEIVA AND CORTEZ MARKET Ralph and Harold Congratulations to the Class of '55! BRANCH 8: CHAMBERS The Hanford Stationers 209 N. Irwin Street Hanford, California Congratulations, Class of '55! For better motor performance see GOBBY AND PETERSON Phone 49 RIVERDALE i Distributors of :gs-up A11 Union Oil Products tin x M Wah Zia Omidwmkbew Stores ct: HANFORD - BAKEHSFIELD - CORCORAN . WASCO ' .11-' ' E.-I-2 MACHINERY co. H H 112-126 East seventh street - HANFORD, CALIFQHNIA Telephone I.Udlow 4-4411 -'CHN 95595 Ph0f1e FARM SUPPLIES OFFICE S1 WAREHOUSE LU 2 0258 :',a:a'fL,zg,:s'-1:1113 13222: COTTON GINN LU 2 0321 GAS oILs muas aA1'rEmEs HAY MARKETING LU 2 0258 Www COTTON GINNING Hfwfwi CENTRAL VALLEY COOPERATIVE Posr OFFICE Box 697 HANFORD CALIFORNIA HALL'S GRILL -Q14 f-lNt f'00D 'I BRUGHELLI 'S 'ir- V appliances TELEVISION ' K G E SYLVANIA RCA Fr1g1da1re Wedgewood Wh1r1pooI Amana Edd1e McKean IS conhdent that he can supply your clothmg needs MCKEAN S CLOTHING STORE I - - - , ll U 0-C C ' - In Y lfinizf - 1 Z J ,Legg x I l i l , .., . 1 fdi . T V X' --1? -FZ 0 X 4 1755 if I . -L N - - l 0 . ' I 23614 060274 Jn lb f V33 if fy. me,.3 3? ,.,-4- If in-Y ,gigs 3 WX 'QQ gf SMITH' MARKET F1ve Polnts Cahf f-'IP 59 EUGP1 25:0 0.231 5102 mp-1U U Ogg, W cn Umm Om '44 XXX XX 7,3 Q5 PASSLEY'S BARBER SHOP Rlverdale, Cal1f Saws at DORN'S BUTANE SERVICE Domestm And Tractor Fuel Servel Gas Refrxgerators X X VXX CHEVRON SERVICE Clarence Casmero Prop fill DJJ MMIII! Rlverdale C ahforma BOOGAARD'S APPLIANCE CO Gas and Electrxc Apphances 'I'elevxs1on Furnlture Sales and Serv1ce 6th 81 Irw1n Phone LU Z 0454 Hanford Cahforma ' 8 ' V - Q 0 ax xr nf' 5F'' 'ferf3aai2Ei21Nf-113i-ii--tio! ,af rwf-' 'f- v pi'-54'-, 'R' ' , ' -q, ,sf-ij:-:SFA -. 3-.2418-Q.- -N,4:., 'Q: E2 az' A '.. 4 'S 1, Qiff-I-234 ,VI f' F v'ff'11:Er'25 '- W+T f53' 1 -...Q ' t .- - T':f7.1::-wi ,--,-1-:-zg, 4 I ' ' I 1 ff' 1-9:-go - 4-' V+, .P an I EM, -. '-fra . :-1-:f:v:-21:-:-gf:- :Q-Z-:-:-' . -.-.v .dv ' - ,, -.'..- f -, N. .g -Af.. -4,-...y ,-. -.3-- . '45 '.-,-3-:-:gt-J-g.g.g-.af..-.'-.-1- , L. --- . . , .J . . . -I - . , -. 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I ' f X .....,..,. . r Dearborn Heaters Q 1 4 X, P50113 100 Rt 43-Ii 1 1 X 9 , I 'f X X f Y Y i' Rzverdale Cahfornia 'ff damzficew 7wZez Acker 8L Passley Insurance- Allen Furniture -------- --- Bachman's Appliance ---- Boogaards Appliance--- Branch 8: Chambers ---- Brown's Hardware ---- ' -- Brughelli's Appliance ---- Burrel Store ----------- Case Department Store ---- Casmero's Chevron Service Central Valley Co-op ----- Dan Dee Towel Co. ---- Danish Creamery ------ Davies Machinery Co. --- Dorn's Butane Service ---- Dutra's Grocery Store ----- Fresno Auto Parts ---- ----- Gobby 8: Peterson Union Oi Gonsalves Flowers-- ------ Harm Grill- ------------- Hamilton's Grocery ---- Heinricks Chevrolet ---- Hill's Drive-In ------- Hill's Pool --------- John's Flying A ----- Kalar Ranch ------- Kenny's Farm Eq. -- Kofoid Lumber Co. --- Le Moss 8a Smith --------- Leiva 8a Cortez ---------- Lewis 8: Miller Music Co. - Martin Motors------------ Mary's Fountain ---- McKeans Clothin McKean: Grocery? ---- - Passley's Barber Shop ------ Peden's Cafe---- ----- --- Powell Warehouses ---- - Reis Jewel Box ------ Richardson Bros. ------ Riverdale Auto Parts ---- Riverdale Drug Store ---- Riverdale Dry Cleaners ---- - Riverdale Lumber Co. ----- San Joaquin Janitor Supply-- Geo. M. Scott 81 Son ------ Shell Service Station ---- -- Oliver D. Smith, Insurance- Smith's Marke!-- ------- -- Sport: Eq. 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