Shandon High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Shandon, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1954 volume:

fy .NF K .. , ,, Ai.. Wa Wil X r h J ,ag 1 -L , N Lv! A , ,if 1g,f 1 1- eff v .7 ' 4 ' r ' V X 1 G 41 Ll f x , '. Jf'Q1 'L,2,J, fi llc' -53 x I i if Q air! , gan , lil ' 'gg' 3 Q --...... P--M. 24, :sue - V Nz! y 4' 4 ?'+w aff' asm' al' -OJ, K' IIHIICAIIII We the students of Shandon Joint Union High School dedicate this OUTLAW in the memory of Harvey Hubler, who was on our teaching staff as coach in 1949-50 and 1950-51. Through his diligent efforts in promoting good sportsmanship, friendliness, and the ability to get along with others, he has set high ideals for all in the school as well as for others who knew hhn. We are confident the school will long remember his winning personality as well as his athletic knowledge and ability. IIIIHAW SMH Front Row: Marlene Saurett, Dennis Crouthers, Sharon Goodwin Jean Cook, Judy Burwick, Bob Robersen, Ronald Iversen, Ronald Nelsen B111 Petersen, Bonnie White, Doug Marshall, Donna Hirschler, Emily Colvin Pat Vieira. Editor ......... Business Manager Copy Editor ...... Art Editor ..... Diary ........... Senior Ditch Day . Junior Class .... . Sophomore Class . Freshrnen Class. . Glee Club ...... Band ..... . B.A.A. . G.A.A. . F.F.A. . F.H.A. Sports ..... Dedication ....... Yearbook Advisor. Doug Mar shall Bill Petersen Sharon Goodwin Bonnie White Marlene Saurett Dennis Crouthers Bonnie White Pat Vieira J oann Jensen Donna Hirschler Judy Burwick Ronald Iversen Emily Colvin Bob Robersen Jean Cook Ronnie Nelsen Students Mr. Evans DANIELS' DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 1317 PARK STREET PHONE 1500 PASO ROBLES. THE FRIENDLY PHARMACY STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Secretary, Bonnie Whiteg President, Bill Peterseng Vice-President, Doug Marshallg Treasurer, Marlene Sllllll I ISIIVHI MINI STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Sharon Goodwin, Marlene Saurett Bonnie White, Bill Petersen, Doug Marshall, Albert Young. Back Row: Emily Colvin, Jean Cook, Judy Burwick, Donna Hirschler, Bob Roberson Ronnie Iversen Saurett. 9 . James Sinton, George S. White, William S. Alley, Robert Marshall Kenneth Davies. I IHIAIHI Ill IRIISIHS President .... . . . Williarn Alley Clerk . . . . . George S. White Secretary .... . . . Eleanor Hicklin The Student Body of Shandon High School is very appreciative of the untiring and zealous efforts with which the Board of Trustees meets and solves problems concerning the school. It is through the efforts of civic-minded citizens such as these that Shandon High has become the good school that it is. A, Nye Thurlby WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. Authorized Dealer 1420 Park St. Paso Robles, Calif. Telephone 596 CUSTODIANS Doc Bellar Mr. Srniley SlIHlllIl IMPUIYHS BUS DRIVERS Mr. Hicklin Mrs. Jensen Mr. Smiley D , ADM! . fi, A l LL,, if 6- I ,-qw , I , if V fp I I W A . Mr. Lund :If . . Pf111C1Pa1 -i ff. ,I V! V4 A . . Trlgonometn' in ,.-- G-eorrletry , A1 eb ra I Mrs . Colvin g English I I Home Ec. I, II Girls P. E. 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BUYER ANU EUNE CHOLAME SERVICE STATIQN, GARAGE and SERVICE 2 a ALL WORK GUARANTEED 24-HOUR 'rowms senvlce ii'- PAUL MORENO, OWTICI' QN HQWAY 41 Hier-lwAYs 466 s. 4l SHANDON- '? '-'F E 2 '5 AMB U LAN CE P. O. BOX M5 --CHOLAME, CALIFORNIA BILL PETERSEN C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4 Student Body V-Pres. 3 Student Council Z,3,4 Outlaw Staff Z, 3, 4 Football 3 Basketball C-1, B-2, V-3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Sl IURS Student Body Pre s. 4 ALBERT YOUNG Student Council 4 Basketball B-1, V-3, 4 Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4 F.F.A. l,2.,3,4, P1-es.4 Band 3, 4 it B.A.A. 1,Z,3,4 SHARON GOODWIN Transfer from Lone Pine C.S.F. 3, 4 Student Council 4 Outlaw Staff 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Tennis 3 G.A.A. 3, 4 Pres. of Senior Class Football 1, Z, 3 Compliments of a PASO ROBLES MERCHANT Sl IIIRS DOUGLAS MARSHALL - Outlaw Editor 4 Basketball C-1 , B-2, V-3,4 Student Body V-Pres. 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 4 B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 MAR LENE SAURE T T Student Body Sec. 3 F.H. A. 4 n Student Body Treas. 4 Glee Club 1 U Student Council 3, 4 G.A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Outlaw Staff 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3 C LARENCE JONES Transfer from Carnbria F. F . A. 3, 4 Ma.nager,NBasketba11 3 Manager, Baseball 3, 4 VAN HORNE MOTORS Dodge-Plymouth Cars Dodge Trucks Paso Robles Sl IIIIIS DE LBERT DOTY Outlaw Staff Basketball C-1, V-4 Baseball 1, 3, 4 Tennis 3 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 DENNIS CROUTHERS Football 2, 3 Band 3 Basketball C-1, B-Z, 3, V-4 Glee Club 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 B.A.A. 1, 2 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 michelmure 8 wnoster 1501 Spring Street ,,w.:,cS Paso Robles Sl Illll IIITIIH IIAY Bright and early on the morning of March 26, the seniors left Shandon behind on their ditch day. Our chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Lund and Mr. Marshall. Arriving in Los Angeles at 9:30 we went to the Union Oil Company refin- ery at Wilrnington, where we had a conducted tour through the refinery. Every- one was amazed by the maze of pipes and valves. After the tour we went to a movie in Long Beach, then toured the Pike. The boys and Mr. Lund went wild on the bumper cars. We finished off the night with a thrilling ride on the roller-coaster. Saturday morning we drove through the hills of Santa Monica and toured the campus of the University of California at Los Angeles. That afternoon we went to International Airport and watched the big planesg while we were there we had a tour through the weather bureau. After leaving the airport we visited Exposition Park and drove through the campus of the University of Southern California. On our way back to Santa Monica we drove up Hollywood Boulevard and tried all the foot and hand prints at Grau1nan's Chinese theater for size. Later we took a look at some of the mansions in Beverly Hills. In the evening we had dinner at Vande Camp's restaurant in Hollywood, then finished a very enjoyable day by seeing the movie THE LIVING DESERT. Sunday morning we went to the First Methodist Church in Santa Monica. After driving through Westwood we finally headed back to Shandon, sorry to have our weekend come to an end, but glad to be going home. .Ysauzh-few., Foons PHONE 256 PASO ROBLES, CALIFORNIA. 530 - 12TH STREET 'IO -,iw-f'JitiL':w ' 2.3, . 1 wig, ' f vm ff? , if, .. M A , , , ., , . im, , ' w g? ,, 1 - 't J wr ,QP 4 nl .Q ,X Jig ' QW. Q . H f we 11 ' 4 iz it gfffigfgeewglbgiii. M.. -I ' 1.213 . K i nn.. , J - :fi N 'S ' ' - f-'Z fi1 fg?il fE'i 1 fa ' 'f2:e+'1,z'V fs'-f' H ' . -1 1 , S C 1 . w 2i.?iaf 1 i. W3?i ,fail-f i' V V T.f.fw2gi1z1 1 giiiiililfl 1 . ji-g5iij.,.gQ3Vgi i, A .2-f, l uggsf3Q3iQ Jll Illll MASS ' H rw: M 21. ., e 3. ,isp ff - 'ffl ,kfgfsz .- . , . . ln... , - ...L K A f ' sggjgf h .. 1- ' N 'L' Xin., 1 'fif1' Qi1. , f b 51. . -5' w s F qgyqi' . ff . 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This page is sponsored by This page is sponsored by SHANDON GARAGE 41 CA.F E Jonnie Cockrurn Norman Hopper Shandon, California Steaks is our speciality Shandon, California 5 fag .sw 3 ! me 9. 'l' I If qi 9 , 4 gg y If E iii 'N III Sirk! L 1 if A S, lasik! lgfxw ' g., u I .m ? it uni! Ml? 1 gi 5 pg .mf 'f lak M k 5 un up v , xii H H' I le -M -.-...,, 'Il SIIPHIIMIIIH CIASS . I gsvkivla I S 'W m B ml. '-'-1-gf 1 Wm ' . 411 2:51 I' Q 9, qu . 5' , wi n .. W , .ggi , qi! - V. .- A i M. Q 4123 R 'lizggye-gy, S -A is t'f1fgf3E1A2 nil Z 1 .13 Wiuxfegw z , l gg! IW' ll? Egg? H , Q - 4 ISL.w, g it 'Mfg F21 1545 , 1' il ' Ray-rnond Reasons Emily Colvin Wah Chan Lorna Sylva Chuck Shoemaker Shirley .Tones Bill Robles Jean Cook The Sophomore Class started out this year by giving the first party of the year. It was very successful, with the theme as Hello . Elisa Robles For a project we sold charm bracelets to the students in school. This added some badly needed Pat Vieira money to our treasury. In February, we gave a Va1entine Dance after one of the basketball games. Davis McMillan We owe much of our success to our helpful is class advisor, Mr. Ellisen. This page is sponsored by SHANDON MERCANTILE co. OHV '-EVERFN1 IOX I3 SHANDON, CALIFORNIA General Merchandise-Meats R. L. Marshall I 2 f JoAnn Jensen Arm Carmichel Kenneth Airrington Charlotte Roe HHSHMA MASS Larry Harlan Judy Burwick Bill Nuckolls D0I'11'1a Hi1'SCh1er Peggy Young Arthur York Jane Avery BarbaraMcMil1an Wayne Stanley Da.nny Schrnidt George Henry Kaye McCune The second Friday after school started we were initiated by the seniors. We served them a chicken dinner and had a lot of fun even though they got rough at times. In January we gave a. dance after a basketball game, with basketball as our theme. We decorated in blue and yellow. A good tirne was had by all who attended. This page is sponsored by DOWDEN'S MARKET Shandon, California 13 DIARY September 10 School is in, summers out Look at the teachers, run back out September 18 Freshmen initiation, just as we feared Doug's long handles disappeared September 25 W ll well, look what's here 3 1 F. F..A. hayride, first party of the year October Z3 F. F. A. initiation held tonight Ones with green hands put up a fight November 5 Volleyball season well underway Girls ' ' travel to Mission High today November 13 Junior party, Scavenger Hunt Windy and cold, but lots of fun November Z0 G. A.A. slumber party, not much sleep Boys show up to take a peep up December 4-5 Basketball tournament for Junior Varsity p Nick Harlan makes All-tournament team ' ' December 1 1-12 i ii Basketball tournament for Varsity ii iiit xp Doug Marshall makes All-tournarnent SQUIRES ------ Mens Wear Paso Robles Laundry and Cleaners 745 Twelfth Street Shandon Agencies M rcantile - Dowden's Market Paso Robles Shandon e 4 December 15 Big affair held this night F. H. A. School Board Dinner December 18 Christmas program very rare This is always an annual affair January 15 First league basketball game with Templeton Our boys were kept on the run January 23 Another basketball game tonight Varsity beats Mission with lots of fight January 30 Sandon varsity plays basketball Coast Union team takes quite a fall February 6 F. H. A. section meeting in Santa Barbara Jean Cook elected section Historian Emily Colvin candidate for State Editor February ll Varsity beat Coast Union tonight Sophomore party with King and Queen Chuck and Sharon are in the glearn February 19 Varsity takes Mission in basketball They are again Minor League Charnps Congratulations to you all THE HI-WAY DRUG STORE VALLEY DRIVE INN 1217 Spring Street Chuck Weber Shandon Paso Robles We serve you A. B. Ough Pharmacist 24 hours a. day 7 days a week February 20-22 B.A.A. and G.A.A. go on snow trip ' take quite a fall Larry an d Ronnie o Robles February 23 Varsity gets steak dinner in Pas k' t book really went down Coach's poc e ll teams February 27 Dinner in honor of basketba ' ll behind us Comm unity 18 rea y March 12 F. F. A. and F. H. A. held joint banquet tonight A movie ended things just right ed today March 26 Ask the juniors what happen 't was Senior Ditch Day Because 1 April 2-3 Baseball tourney in SLO eren't so slow Shandon boys w t April 9 Easter vacation is here at las Biggest part of the year is past May 7 Something new tonight talent show Sc hool sponsers a. May 28 Junior-Senior prom tonight ' ion done just right Whole occas tions June ll To the seniors congratula On this night of graduation RRIS AND SON TRUMAN A. HA AUTHORIZED DEALERS S A L E S SERVICE PASO ROBLES. CALIFORNIA lephone 53 1302 Pine St. Te 16 , ii' X . 9' 3' 1. J , ,ig hw- 'SEEK As In 5 if inn I 3, - I me i' 54 Y a. 9' 'Www K ' K' if ,wwf LJ' WT. A . , A Fa.. g M ,P 4 :Q VARSIIY RASKHBAll Front Row: Bill Petersen, Dennis Crouthers, Wayne Stanley Back Row: Coach Ellisen, Doug Marshall, Albert Young, Ken Sawdey, Dick Hirschler Not Present: Ronald Iversen, Bill Pullins For the second year in a row the Outlaw varsity reigned as San Luis County Minor League Champions. Their league record was five wins and one loss. The season record was eight wins and four losses. Besides winning the Minor League the Outlaws also won the consolation trophy at the Minor League tournament early in the season. 'I8 Shandon 32 .... 31. . . 52... 43... 35... 33... 43... 45... 56... 47... 78... 57... Opponent 52 Paso Robles 43 Templeton 46 Mission 31 Atascadero 39 Templeton 54 Paso Robles 40 Mission 34 Cambria Air Force 43 Cambria 34 Templeton 44 Catnbria 49 Mission JU Illll VARSIIY Front Row: Bill Robles, Bob Roberson, George Chism, Bill Nuckolls Back Row: Coach Ellisen, Jerry Harlan, Ron Nelson, Nick Harlan, Chuck Shoemaker The Junior varsity won only one game this year, but they made up for it with fight and spirit. They won their only game in a thrilling overtime game with Templeton. Although they did not have a winning season, they showed fine spirit and gained valuable experience that makes winning teams for the future. Shandon Opponent 29 .... . . . 51 Paso Robles 40 .... . . .52 Mission 31... ...3Z Cambria Z2 .... .. . 71 Atascadero 46 .... . . . 44 Templeton 29. .. . . . 56 Paso Robles 32 .... .. .41 Mission 49... ...62 Cambria 42 .... . . . 43 Templeton 45 .... . . . 55 Cambria 41... ...53 Mission BASlBAll Front Row: Bill Petersen, Bill Robles, Bill Nuckolls, Dennis Crouthers, Wayne Stanley, Bob Roberson I Back Row: Coach Ellisen, Al Young, Ron Iversen, Ken Sawdey, Bill Pullins Ken Airrington, Kriss Rantz, Doug Marshall, Mr. Evans Although the early season record is not too good, the Outlaws hope to finish the remainder of the season with a better record. The pitching is handled by Doug Marshall and Bob Roberson. The catching is done by Al Young. First base is played by Ron Iversen or Kriss Rantz. The remainder of the infield has Bill Petersen at second base, Ken Sawdey at third base, and Bill Pullins or Wayne Stanley at shortstop. The outfield is made up of Dennis Crouthers, Bill Robles, Ken Airrington, and Bill Nuckolls. THE CO-OPERATIVE FARMERS IDEAL 5-10-1595 STORE SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. 1237 Park Street 1311 Park Street - Telephone 344 Paso Robles, California Paso Robles, California HNNIS Front Row: Wah Chan, Bonnie White, Marlene Saurett, Danny Schmidt, Larry Harlan Back Row: David McMillan, Nick Harlan, Jerry Harlan, Delbert Doty, Dick Hirschler, Chuck Shoemaker, Coach Evans Not Present: Barbara McMillan, Charlotte Roe, Ronnie Nelson This year our tennis season was opened by a match with Templeton, which we won 5 to 4. We also had matches with Coast Union, Atascadero and Templeton again. Matches were played in boys' singles, boys' doubles, girls' singles, girls' doubles, and mixed doubles. Girls' singles and girls' doubles players were the following: Marlene Saurett, Bonnie White, Charlotte Roe, and Barbara McMillan. These girls also played in the mixed doubles. Boys' singles and doubles players were: Ron Nelson, Dick Hirschler, Wah Chan, Delbert Doty, and Jerry and Nick Harlan. These boys also played in the mixed doubles. Next year we hope to have a three school trophy, along with Coast Union and Templeton. Altogether our tennis team enjoyed a very successful season. ' BLUE MOON CAFE AND COFFEE SHOP Paso Robles if, T KEWK K - 4 ' A fc Y ,,-we BUYS AIHlHllI ASSIHZIAIIIIN Y i 4 fi e 2 E 5 I E i Front Row: Mr. Evans, Kenny Sawdey, Clarence Jones, Dennis Crouthers, Bob Robersen, Delbert Doty, Wah Chan, Jerry Harlan, George Chism, Mr. Ellisen Second Row: Albert Young, Bill Petersen, Bill Nuckolls, Wayne Stanley, Danny Schmitt, Doug Marshall, Bill Pullins, Dave McMillan Back Row: George Henry, Author York, Nick Harlan, Kriss Rantz, Dick Hirschler, Ronald Iversen, Ronald Nelson, Bill Robles. The Boys Athletic Association is composed of boys who took an active part in athletics. During the basketball season we gave a dance to raise money for our snow trip. In February we went on a snow trip to Sequoia. Everybody took a try at skiing and skating and for most of us it was just a try. K The B.A. A. has twenty-five members, Bob Robersen is the president and our advisors are Mr. Ellisen and Mr. Evans. ERICK LUNDGREN EVANS CAMERA EXCHANGE Sporting Goods Commercial Photography 1326 Park St. Paso Robles Phone 422 Paso Robles 23 GIIHS lHlHIlf SSUIIIAIIII Front Row: Ann Carmichael, Pat Vieira, Lorna Sylva, Bonnie White, Marlene Saurett, Kay McCune, Donna I-Iirschler, Mrs. Colvin, Back Row: Shirley Jones, Elisa Robles, Barbara McMillan, Charlotte Roe, Jane Avery, Jean Cook, Judy Burwick, Sharon Goodwin, Emily Colvin. Our Girls Athletic Association started off its athletic season by playing two volley ball games with Mission. The annual slumber party was held in the gym on the night of November 20. The upperclassmen had a rather rough time of it that night, but everyone had an enjoyable night. The G.A.A. had a snow trip in February and several other activities throughout the year. The G. A.A. has seventeen members and is under the leadership ofMrs.Colvin. EDDY'S APPAREL PASO ROBLES BEAUTY SHOP Enid S. Eddy 1214 Park Street 1238 Park St., Paso Robles Telephone 74 Paso Robles, California Phone 282 Patricia Wood - Owner RAD Front Row: Emily Calvin, Pat Vieira, Elisa Robles, David Hall ,Second Row: Ronald Nelsen, George Henry, David McMillan, Nick Harlan, Donna Hirschler Back Row: Shirley Jones, Bill Pullins, Albert Young, Sharon Goodwin, Judy Burwick, Director Mrs. Brown. The band has made a great improvement this year under the direction of Mrs. Brown, although there are only fourteen members. Mrs. Brown has done a fine job of conducting the band since there are so few instruments. The band made their first appearence this school year at the W. S. C. S. Bazaar. The Hungry Five, consisting of David McMillan, Nick Harlan, Pat Vieira, Bill Pullins, and David Hall performed, too. The band also participated in the Community Christmas program. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC Paso Robles 25 lilll lflllli Front Row: David White, Ronnie White, Bill Hirschler, Don Dooley, David Hall, Jerry White, Dick Nuckolls, Jim Yerbic, William Davis Second Row: Sharon Smiley, Iona Jones, Sandra Goodwin, Shirley Jones, Sandra Henry, Pwggy Kennedy, Karen Bane, Ann Carmichael, Sharon Goodwin, Mrs, Brown Third Row: Judy Burwick, Bill Robles, Ronnie White, Bill Pullins, Betty Fredrick, Ronnie Nelson, Donna Hirschler, Nick Harlan, Elisa Robles, David McMillan, Tequita Duke, Bill Colvin, Pat Vieira. The Glee Club meets twice a week under the direction of Mrs. Brown. The glee club was comprised of high school and junior high students and the accompanist was Bonnie White. Their activities throughout the year were singing at the community Christmas program and having a. part of the program in the spring variety show. HENRY'S BARBER SHOP BICKELL'S STATIONERY Flat-top Boogie 807-12th St. Phone 882 1238 Pine St. , Paso Robles Paso Robles Hlllllll HUNIENIAKERS Donna Hirschler, Jean Cook, Ann Carmichael, Shirley Jones, Charlotte Roe, Kaye McCune, Jane Avery, Barbara McMillan, Elisa Robles, Mrs. Colvin, Pat Vieira, Marlene Saurett, Bonnie White, Lorna Sylva. F. H.A. stands for Future Homemakers of America.. Any pupil taking a homemaking course in high school may participate in this organization. The purposes of this organization are to promote: Appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, worthy home membership, democ- racy in home and family life for all, international good will, development of creative leadership in home and community life, wholesome individual and group recreation, and interest in home economics. The Shandon Chapter of F.H. A. has gone to the state meeting in Asilomar and has participated in the section meeting that was held in Santa Barbara. At the section 9 meeting in Santa Barbara, Jean Cook was elected Historian for section 9. Emily Colvin was elected State Editor of the F. H. A. newspaper, The Nuggett . PARK CLEANERS R. C. HEATON COMPANY Dry Cleaning Specialists Since 1886 733 - 12th Street Hardware - Furniture Paso Robles and Appliances Phone 890 Paso Robles 27 California Front Row: Dick Hirschler, Jerry Harlan, Clarence Jones, Albert Young, Bob Robersen, Dennis Crouthers, Mr. Warneke Back Row: Bill Nuckolls, Bill Robles, Ronald Iversen, Danny Schmitt, Nick Harlan, George Henry, Kriss Rantz, Author York. Hlllllll FARMERS After school started in September the F. F.A. elected its chapter officers. In October we had Greenhand Initiation, a dance, and a Carnival which was held open to the public. In addition to these activities we also had a hayride and Weiner bake. In February we put exhibits for National F. F.A. Week. In March we held a joint banquet with the F. H. A. The day after the banquet we sent two delegates to a Regional meeting at Soledad. On March the 27th we were represented by Dennis Crouthers in the Sectional Public Speaking Contest held in San Luis Obispo. On March 31st our Parliamentary Procedure competed in the Sectional Contest held at Cal Poly. On April 3rd we entered Packer Field with a Farm Mechanics team, and placed fifth. I ln May we entered three teams in the state finals, they consisted of a Farm Mechanics team, a Beef Judging team, and a Dairy Judging team. The week after the state finals we had three delegates to the State Convention. After the Convention we entered the King City Fair with five steers. 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