South Fork High School - Log Yearbook (Miranda, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1950 volume:

' 1 Hedwnnzl log, Hedwnzwl log, 7 9.5 0 SOUTH FORK N. ,, Q 5 f 1 'lv n ,Hfx L C 'z'i 'Q 4 'af 2,5 Q -1 TH' I ig fi? 'Yi 59 aw 'K if Tai ff O We, lhe Seniors of Soufh Forlc High School, are dedicafing fhis book, fhe I949-50 annual, To fhe mosl cooperahve office adminis+ra+ors Soufh Fork has ever known. To our principal and superinlendenf of schools, Mr. Farquarg +o our vice-principal, coach and s+uden+ ad- visor, Mr. Roche, and 'ro our very efficiem' secrefary, Mrs. Taggart These fhree lnolispensables have shown abunclanf cooperalion, inreresf, consicleralion, and an unfailing amounf of pafience. A helping hand, an encouraging worcl. a friendly smile and a reprimand when needed, all go 'foward making 'lhese wonderful people so well remembered. C O I Alfhough fhis school year has been an oulsianding one in many ways, lhere is no doubf fhaf one success will linger longer in our minds 'rhan any olher-fhe winning of fhe Humboldl'-Del Norfe Baslcelball Championship-fhe firsl such achievemenf in our school's hisfory. Many fine rribufes have been paid our leam for its slcill, ouislanding sporfsmanship and deierminafion lo win. I fhink fha? such praise was iusfly deserved and cerfainly we who gave moral supporf 'fo 'rhe players are proud of them in lheir momenl of glory. However, my pride is no? cenfered in fhe ieam alone. I am equally proud of our sludenf body and 'the loyal cifizen supporlers whose inleresl and encouragemenl aided lhe feam no end, in finally winning lhe championship. ln my opinion Soulh Forl:'s finesf fribuie was earned in an hour of defeal' near fhe end of fhe waning season. l quofe, lei il' be said Thai fhe Soulh Fork leam, ils coaches and ifs fans were grand sporfs-They don'l malce 'them any beiier. They never qui? 'frying and while fhe defeal was fough fo fake. 'rhey foolc i'r wiih lheir heads high-and offered no alibis-and we are now pulling for a Soufh Forlc viclory in fhe championship game 'rhis weel:-end. This quolalion is falren from 'the columns of a newspaper in one of our neighboring communifies. To my mind 'fhis sfalemenf indicafes +ha'r we won more lhan a baslcelball champion- ship-we won +he sincere respecl of our fellowmen, which in 'rhe final analysis is fhe greafesl reward thai can come 'ro an individual or a group. l irusl lhai our school will always be judged. noi by whefher we win or lose bul. by how we play lhe game. Sincerely, March I6 I950 W. HAROLD FARQUAR r l BERKEY, IRA Social Livinq, 91h Social BII1 English, Slim Social l Um faculty, BUELL, IRENE BUXTON, JUNE CLAUSEN, SYLVIA TypinqI,ll,Il,Sl1orfl'1and I Spanish I, EnqlisI1,Girls' P.E, Homemalxinq I, II and II, Boolclceepinq If 'I S 1 'q Q 'A Fr . -.Jw-ng., JOHNSON, GRACE LAWSON, LELAND MCMILLAN, WILLIAM Ari-Enqlislu III and IV J.l-I. General Science, Sociisl World I-Iislory, U. S. I-Iisfory Mallw and Social MILLE, RAYMOND MOSES, EUGENE PARISH, EUGENE Band and CI1oir,BeqirmInq Boys' P.E. and J. I-I. Healih Chemisfry, Nqebra, BIQIIWV, and Advanced Geomefry, GeneraI Salome Nxiibt mar sua ROCHE, RICHARD STOCKEL, MARTIN WEAVER, MARION WURCHE, MARGARET Vina-PrinripaI, Buy-.' PE. Boys'SI1op, MenhanicaI Math, AI.qf-bm Spf-I-I In AII , IIIIIII II, Drawinq I'vfmmII. Um faculty, The rnainsfay of any school is lhe abilily, qualify, and morale of Hs Teachers. Soulh Fork is very proud 'ro say Tha? Hs faculfy lhis year has been a group of capable and wellebalanced Jreachers. Sfudenfs wanl 'leachers who are inleresled in their pel subjecf and school social lunclions as well. All have shown an abundanl inleresl in each and every sfudenl, and have helped and guided nnany who were unsure of lhernselves. All lhe baslcelball games, dances, convenlions, sfudenf pracfices and commiflee meefings have only proved lhe sfrengfh of The linlc belween sfudenl and feacher. OFFICE STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Brockway, Colosimo, F. Miller, McWade, Tofien, James, Morrison, Chesney. LIBRARY STAFF BACK ROW, lelf lo riqhl: Mrs. Johnson, Trapier, Van Gaslel, Malhews, Nulph, Rubira. MIDDLE ROW: Smifh, Wallace, McReynolds, Cribbens, Mclnlire, Albin. FRONT ROW: Brown, Dahl, Fletcher, Loomis, Cook, Hopkins, Brockway. CUSTODIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlin, Mclnlire, Mosby, Ross, Ellis, Knapp, Harlley, Fiscalini. dgnnlzd, of, jlumiaca, l I 0 0 6 f 1 M V X! A CLHSSES 9 w K aw F' ull' ull' --' nl' is g'1au,0' SENIORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Meyers, Daran Wabsfer, Lorem: Toffen, Jim Marhews. JUNIORS BACK ROW: Kay Shipley, Vonna Kindred. FRONT ROW: Miles Jeffries, Ray Maifhsws. SOPHOMORES LEFT TO RIGHT: Clayfon Whifmarsh, Norma Sauers, Jeanne Bullok, Bill Wears. FRESHMEN BACK ROW: Jim Parmore, Ed Lynchard, Bob Allender. FRONT ROW: Jane? Loomis, June Chrisriansen. In Sepfember I946. approximafely 49 very frighfened liffle Freshmen huddled fo- gefher in fhe halls of Soufh Forlc. The rooms were dim and foreboding, fhe feachers seemed like gianfs fo fhe poor liffle class of I950. Yes, fhaf was how our class felf fhen. Alfhough we were frighfened af firsf, we rallied our courage and elecfed Farrar Richardson as Presidenf, Genevieve Bowman as Vice Presidenf, and Mary Barlchursf as Secrefary. Wifh fhese fhree fo lead us we made our way fhrough our firsf year af S. F. Our acfivifies fhaf year, due mosfly fo our frighf, were very few. ln our sophomore year we were a liffle braver, because affer all. fhere was a class under us! Wifh Presidenf Yvonne Morrison, Vice Presidenf Earnesf Gray, and Secrefary Paf Bullis, all 49 of us sfarfed gaily on our way fhrough our second year in High School. Thaf year, as I recall, we gave a Backwards Dance which was very successful. By fhe 'rime lhe fhird year rolled around we were really feeling proud. So . . . Firsf of all we elecfed class officers: Bill Smifh, Presidenfg Mary Barlchursf, Vice Presidenfg and Yvonne Brockway, Secrefary. Wifh fhis done fhe whole class of 45 pupils puf fheir heads fogefher and decided fo really make This year a success. Firsf of all, we gave a Mixer Parfy. Then we decided fo have our Junior-Senior Banquef af fhe Foresf of Arden. A liffle lafer came fhe long-awaifed for-Prom. As usual if was a huge success. Then af lasf came our lasf year. Yes. af lasf we were mighfy Seniors. For our Senior year fhe officers were Presidenf Daren Websfer, Vice Presidenf Jim Mafhews, and Sec- refary Loreffa Toffen. Our original number had dropped fo 38, buf fhen one more Senior moved in and broughf our fofal baclc up fo 39, and we were 39 Seniors. Sfaunch and True 'ro our class. Ordering our Senior picfures. cards, and announcemenfs made us feel fhaf af lasf we were really fhe Big Wheels of fhis year. There is sfill fhe Banquef lfor us fhis yearl, The Prom and fhe picnic fo loolc forward fo. And lasf buf noi' leasf somewhere around fhe I5+h of June, fhe day will come when we will wall: proudly down fhe aisle fo become alumni of Dear Old Soufh Forlc High. ALLENDER. LEE: A veteran member of the Senior class since Freshman days. His friendly smile and ioking manner as well as his love for sports, marks him as a true South Fork Student. BARKHU RST, MARY: Besides her attractive good looks and congenial per- sonality, Mary possesses poise and etticiency. Her ability to shoulder responsibility has brought success to many school proiects. Always on the go-she has been indispensable to the Class of l950. BOWMAN, GENEVIEVE: Artistic ability, a lovely voice, leadership traits, out- standing devotion to sports, and excellent scholastic qualities make this South Fork girl a great asset to the Class of I950. BROCKWAY. YVONNE: Vonnie's chief claim to tame came as the Loq's editor in chief, a iob which everyone agrees was done to the greatest ct ability. A true mainstay in any work she undertakes, Vonnie is known as the conservative gal with a conscientious nature. BRYAN. CHARLES: Chuck is a quiet lad with lovely green eyes and motor scooter. Charles is well known to all the students as the guy in front of the cloud of smoke, as he goes putting down the highway to school. BRYAN, BOB: The mellow tuba in the band is wielded by Bob, who delights in being very quiet until the time tor an answer, and almost every time, Bob is right on the beam. CH ESNEY, IVA: Living out on the Briceland road means nothing to Iva, tor this congenial gal has a host ot friends where- ever she goes. lva's quiet personality made her adapt herself quickly to South Fork lite. COLOSIMO, ANN: A nice looking gal with a sweet personaliiy. A whiz ot a worker and one can always trust Ann to come smiling through when it come-s to doing her part. Swell when it comes to dramatics. A true asset to the Senior Class of '50. DA HL, MARILYN: Marilyn's exuberance and lively spirit are accentuated by her lauqhinq qreyeqreen eyes and infecfioi.s qigqle. Wilh her cheery remarks and friendly oualily, she lends fhe campus a qay air. FLETCHER. CARL: Lank easy-going Carl is a vel- eran member of our class since I946. His iokino, friendly na- lure as well as his love for fish- inq has marked him a True South Forkian. 6 DK FLETCHER. VIRGINIA: FORD, BOB: Flech came lo Soulh Fork in her Freshman days and lell and came back aqain Io gradu- ale. Prefly green eyes, auburn hair and an ever-ready smile io accompany her cheerful hellof lypiiy her. Bob's a quiel, easy quy wilh an enqaginq qrin. A more pleas- anl, sincere quy is hard lo find. Well liked by da boys and admired by the qirls. Bob can hold his own in any popularily poll. 522 'SWF 'T Wm 9 ,F I 'far . HOPE, TRAVIS: IAEGER. GEORGE: JAMES. BILLIE: LEWIS, CAROLLE: Referred lo as Hopeless Hope, Travis is e slow, easy-qoino quv who hails from Mississippi. Once you've mel him, you won'I Iorqel The soulhern drawl and winninq grin. Nicknamed Twinkle-foes since grammar school days, we hear from lhis carrof 'lop all aboul Oregon and how wonderful if is. Bu? Georqe slill conlinues lo fell us all abou? his home slale desoile conslanf leasing which shows good sense of humor. Wilh a devilish qiqqle and quick smile Billie soon idenfi- fies herself as an all-round se- nior. Good in sports and book- learning, foo, Billie is well known ai Soulh Fork. The seniors of '50 have a mar- ried Qal in iheir midsl and iI's Carolle. Black hair and qreen eyes soon idenlily lhis qal who keeps on her loes in book learn- ing and housekeepinq as well. I7 6' DK' LOOMIS. ELAYNE MATHEWS, JIM McWADE, VIRGINIA New Io South Fork in her Junior year, Elayne has made a place in the hearts of all by her Quiet appeal and poise and personality. She will continue to be remem- bered by hcr friends lonq aiter Graduation. Jim Mathews is one of the mosl talented basketball players in South Fork. His friendly dispo- sition, iokinq nature and excellent sports ability have won him hosts ol friends who will never forqet him. A qal who serves on endless com, rnittees and who is excellent in sports, especially basketball. Gin' qer contributes many clever sun qestions which have proved su: cessful to South Fork. MclNTIRE, MARY Quiet and reserved, Mary is one ofthe most brilliant qirls in the Senior Class. She excels in Eno- lish, and her essays are well known Ihrouqhout the Enqlish depart- ment for their humor. fact, and Iarqe vocabulary. MEGO, LEWIS MILLER, FLORANN MILLEE, MITZI MORRISON, YVONNE Another definition for mischief. Buzzy has always manaqed to be on hand when somelhinq is in the air. Since cominq to South Fork in a Freshman daze, Buzzy is well known in and on the campus for his friendly air. I8 This qal ioined our ranks in her Sophomore year, and is well known as an independent spar- rinq partner. Sparrinq is her fa- vorite suloiect, so if you're lookinq for a person to listen to your point of views, Punkie is the person. Mitzi is a name that is typical oi this petite qal. Althouqh she is constantly qiqqlinq and iestinq, she is not devoid of brains. Her vivacious cheerfulness is evident weherever she qoes and she qoes everywhere. Vonnie is one of the most person' able qals in our midst, a qirl who is willinq to do more than her share, and who will succeed in anythinq she rniqhl do. A modest qirl who excels in music, leader- ship and sports and books. MYERS, JOE: Befrer known as Skeeler ro his pals. Joe is Soulh Fork's oufslandinq baskefball alhlere. His good sense ol humor, wisecracks and good looks make him welcome in any place. PAUL. BUD: One of lhe fellas wifh a good sense of humor. Full ol mischief, as mos? boys are. A member of The '50 class since way back in grammar school days. PASS, JOAN: A carefree arlifude and a knack for lakinq life easy describe rhis Soufh Fork gal. Joan, fhe lovable, unpredictable class clown is a notorious live wireg a nut lwe use rhe word looselyl in every sense of the word. RUBIRA. NIANNIE: Mannie's years al Soulh Fork have eslablished him as lhe guy wilh The comic laughs. The drums are his main inferesl and he may be heard any lime giving iorlh wilh rhe Rubira version of Gene Krupa. SLAGLE. BETTY: A lop alhlele and a winner of friends. Berly is known fhrouqhouf Qhe school. Wifh her Model A and hos? of friends she is ready lo do or die for Soulh Fork High and all her pals. SMITH, CLARENCE: Ou? oi rhe service and back af Soufh Fork, Smitry has made himself popular wirh lhe gals and fellas, A keen baskelball player, Clarence has made many poinls for the home leam. TOTTEN. LORETTA: Shy and quief, Lorefta is known among her friends as a very personal gal. She's fall and dark and has a bewifching way wifh a needle and fhread. Lorel- la will long be remembered for her quiet serenily. TRAPIER. BILL: Smarl in sciences, and willy wifh ialk, Bill has made a place for himself among the class of '50, He has a wicked lennis serve, and wirhouf a doubt Bill was cu? ouf for lhis sporr or vice-versa. PDX: VAN GASTEL, H U BERT Van has made a name for himsell at S. F., with his tall lankiness and smooth line which is well known. Van's friendly grin is welcome wherever da lellas gather: or with his numerous friends. WALLACE, DOUGLAS Douglas is the short guy with the blue eyes and enqaqs ing grin. He's a streak on the basketball court and full ot pep whenever you meet him. His comic cheerlead- ing is well known throughout South Fork, and he will be among those who will be missed. WANNAMAKER, CARL Called Carlos by his Spanish ll pals this -shy fellow may be seen around S. F. any time. His debatinq ability and natural talents in book learning and sports, mark him as an all round CUB. WEBSTER. DAREN Ambition and determination have led Web to success at S. F. Debating and basketball are his maior diver' sions, and he claims band and Yvonne M. are his other two vocations. ENGELHARDT, PAUL A tall, good-looking, shy quy with pretty eyes and an engaging rin. Though he will not qraduate until Jan- uary, l95l, we are proud to include him as a Senior with us this year. PARKS, JIM New to South Fork, this shy and quiet quy has made a host of friends in this short duration. Liyinq way out at Briceland doesn't keep this lad from coming to school activities. Welcome in any crowd. FOULlS, PHYLIS Pert redhead, transferred from Leggett Valley toward the end of this year. Good student and lots of fun defines this gal. NOT PICTU RED PONTS. DONALD Transterred from Potter Valley to South Fork, this dark- headed boy is already well known. He is on his toes in classes and basketball, and may be seen anywhere in that new Hudson. Ann Colosimo Mary Barkhursl Daren Websler Lorelfa Toflen Sunny Bowman if .Joe Myers Elayne Loomis Bob Ford Douglas Wallace Punkie Miller Belfy Slaqle nh' J' m Q E 1 N.: Q 5 1' 3+ 5 si 'I '15 N5 E v , :His 5? ,1 X fa Q A 5 ,.g.,.f ., .. .Xi -r X Q. sr N 33 vga An t K , S A, 1 Q 1, 5' K I, W . 7 'iv 5,-15 v X . N-1 R 1-Q ' gf A wi' 'Q f T! 'Silas' Q 9 -D -lb vR ,1 'FW' H 'A gm 2 ' J Q HR ,Y gumb-4, dutoflwph-L ixsfkll S QP is 5 S 1 EU.. gran 9 SOPHOMORE GIRLS BACK ROW, lefl lo right: Chesney, Clowdus, Paul, Allen, Berlain, Ealy, Pratt, Abel, Boyer, Brockway, Lowe, Wheeler. SECOND ROW: Moore, Cerner, Robinson, Lewis, McCann, Holmes, Hopper, Zelnick. FRONT ROW: Sauers, Broady, Milchell, Bul- lok, Mrs. Johnson, Russo, McRey- nolds, Hansen, French. SOPHOMORE BOYS BACK ROW, lefl To righl: Coleman, Pislek, Svensen, Holingshead, Mr. Slockel. FOURTH ROW: Weare, Lynchard, Snyder, Pidgeon, Good- win. THIRD ROW: Whiimarsh, Col- lard, Heilbronn, Albin. SECOND ROW: Dockins, Forresler, Whiflow. FRONT ROW: Maddox, Kenney, Nulph. 50,0110 Klan, 'u LasT year, To The Tune of The upperclassmens razzing, 54 lowly Freshmen Timidly marched down The halls OT SouTh Fork High. Deciding They needed someone To guide Them Through The years, They elecTed Dave Collard as president Don Pidgeon, vice president and Barbara Brady as secreTary-Treasurer. Gelding inTo The swing of Things, They puT on a greaT calce sale and a swell dance. This year, having increased in number and sTaTure, They came back To reign as Sophomores. They soon found ThaT The liTe of a Sophomore wasn'T so glorious aTTer all. Noi To be TorgoTTen, They puT on The firsT dance of The year, The Sock l-lop, which was a grand success. This was followed by a Tremendous calce sale. Guiding Them Through The year were Bill Weare, Jeanne Bulloclc and Norma Sauers as presidenT, vice presidenT and secreTary, respecTively. FRESHMAN GIRLS Adviser Miss Marqarel Wurche BACK ROW, lefl lo riqhl: Nixon, Anderson, Chrisfensen, French, Bar- foli, Andrews, Dockins, Cook. SEC- OND ROW: Boyer, Enqelhardf, Flefcher, Loomis, Trapier, Pafferson, Hopkins. FRONT ROW: Fulwider, Campbell, Sworlzel, Kennemer, Morrison, Hopper, Rulh, Slewarl, FRESHMAN BOYS Adviser Mr. Gene Moses BACK ROW, leff lo riqhl: Perendo Coombs, Carey, Harvey, Sines DelIEra, Pafmore, Whillow. SEC- OND ROW: Slewarl, Logan, Welch Myers, Walrs, Woodward, Lynch- erd, Drewery. FRONT ROW: Tolfen Holmgren, Johnson, Neal, Hill Sfrouf, Coleman, Allender. fag, 1 JUIIIUR HI CllIBS LhhfIl.5llHdL ' The lucky graduales 'rhis year. We have enjoyed our firsf loolc af high school life and our llrsl lasle of il. lf has shown us a new way of life from lhe smaller grammar schools. Wo would like lo express our appreciation lo +he Soulh Forlc High sludenfs. .iwmfhy ' The largesi class in ihe school, we are proud of our number. This year has been lofs of fun for us and we are looking forward To our nexf year wifh aniicipafion of being graduafes of Soufh Fork Junior High. wwwwvw' 'V'i ,f .msg-f-fx AM 315 x , F.. 4 grhws L. ..,, ,- 'X QMS! 6 A X41 ja.-v .- an -.ff w ef? 3 T S...v -11-1 X X ,M- 'HIP'- S all .-g 2 1 ,' vw-Q ,., X 3jifxW 1ii1Ei?gf1 4 4 v 4 82.5. ivy: jg N x 2 gff'v 5f3'f'f .i' 'f. W . f fe, '- vf :Y if if ' A , Y. 1 tw-5 . ,fb Y N X040 F2 lyk n 141 GUUERIIIIIEIIT GENEVIEVE BOWMAN 0 SY Lk max. GLORIA xl gl X. BERTOLI CARL WANNAMAKER 6'ndy,l7 ' STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Bob Allender, Carl Wannarnaker, Daren Webxler, Jim Malhews, Joe Myers, Bill Weare. MIDDLE ROW: Yvonne Morrison, Jeanne Bullok, Mary Barlrhursf, Yvonne Brockway, Genevieve Bowman. FRONT ROW: Douglas Wallace, Meredilh Tosfen, Gloria Berloli, Belly Slagle, Kay Shipley, Ray Maffhews, Mr. Roche. Mr. Moses, Mrs. Buxion, Clayfon Whif- marsh, Billie James, Mr. Roche. Treasurer-Meredifh Tosfen Sgf. of Arms-Jim Mafhews . 2 Qi. - zu- H jigs - A Wm My 4 mf sf Rik 3 i sk f ' Q Km Sm Q 1 i Q wa K f R www Q fftfx , -. sg guy.. , - 1 5 ,,-elif: 11 NM. ' I2 HSS- sez , - 'fiwgfgfq ,N ,Q,. L M, A an ,,, Mi W ' .lf 4: Q KQV ,JY X sf i xm-sv-nv v i -. ff I- Q 5.A M S5331 was vi ygwgg was i. fl ,Ng J? if 55? Rf 3 li M. wt. -1. -ny- I mjsebwf Y , Q, , P1 1 f' . 3' . ,jg W x.A,..,,- 1 MT 5.1 is -QSUQN, 'f Q-5 SPURTS , X X Q. is ,X Bukatbal FRONT: Joe Myers. FIRST ROW, Iefl lo ri hl: Carl Wannamaker, Jim Hoptiins, Coach Roche, Da- ren Websfer, Jim Maihsws, Jim Knot. SECOND ROW: Huberl Van Gaslel, Miles Jeffries, Gene Surber, Joe Lynchard, Bob Pislek, Bill Weare. BACK ROW: Dick Weare, Clarence Smith, Walf Nisbsl, Don Ponfs, Bill Dackins. 1 'D a!L FRONT: Douglas Wallace. FIRST ROW, lef? fb right: Nolan Nulph, Dave Collard, Bob Hill, Coach Moses, Don Pidgeon, Bob Neal, Ray Malfhews. BACK ROW: Avon Woodward, Norman Wheeler, Ed. Lynchard, Bill Hellbronn, Mannie Rubira, Oral Whillow, Lee Allen- der, Dale Carey, Roberl Allender. f BOB NEAL DON PIDGEON NOLAN NULPH DOUGLAS WALLACE ED LYNCHARD RAY MATTHEWS BOB HILL DAVE COLLARD MANNIE RUBIRA NORMAN WHEELER +- f. ' ii: x :Sw S.. Q ,asf .1 ' ,,Q. . f U . fx 5' , , 4. Ogg., 1 A. A , J , ' -We-fs. L ' -+52 K DQ I 1 BACK ROW, Ieff fo riqhfi J. Meyers, J, Mafhews, B. Hill, J. Loqan, C. Smith, D, Kenney, D. Ponfs, E. Lynch- ard, D. Collard. SECOND ROW: Mr. Roche, D. Web- sfer, G. lager, B. Neal, J. Hess, D. Dunn, J. Morqan- Yhaler, N. Nulph, FRONT ROW: J. Knox, 40 was gw- ' ,M 11.510, '- D' ' .. - W... 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Roche Myers, Websfer, Mafhews Iaeger, Hill, Logan, Neal Smifh, Hess, Kenney, Dunn Ponfs, Lynchard, Morgan- ihaler, Collard, Nulph. ,S,umu, dutoqfmphm BM' :Sn BACK ROW, lelf lo righl: John Snyder, Mannie Rubira, Nor- man Wheeler, Darne Websfer, Don Ponls, Don Dunn, George laeger. SECOND ROW: Mr. Roche, Clarence Smilh, Bill Weare, Jim Knox, Jim Malhews, Joe Myers, Miles Jeffries, Huber? Van Gaslel, Mr. Moses, Jim Hopkins. FRONT ROW: Don Pidqeon, Lee Allender, Ray Mallhews, Dave Collard, Wall Nesbif, Doug Wallace, Jerry Morganlholer, Gene Surber, Carl Wannamaker, Bob Russo. Bda! BACK ROW, Iell lo riqhl: Belly Slagle, Mrs. Buxlon, Meredilh Toslen. SECOND ROW: lva Chesney, Billie James, Virginia McWade, Mary Barkhursl, FRONT ROW: Yvonne Morrison, Genevieve Bowman, Jeanne Bullock, Gloria Berloli, Evelyn Kennerner. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria Berloli, JoAnne McAllisler, Yvonne Morrison. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanne Bullock, Kay Shipley, Marilyn Wheeler. 171141 BACK ROW, leff ro righl: Boyer, James, Barfal, Campbell, Cheeney, Kennemer, Loomis, Rulh, Bowman. SECOND ROW: Moore, Russa, Zolnick, Boyer, Morrison. FRONT ROW: Cerner, Hopper. -1 :--' , . N-wx -.Q use BACK ROW, Ieff fo righf: Colosimo, Saures, Robinson, Hopper, Sfewarf. THIRD ROW: Shipley, Bullok, Berfoli, Brown, Miller, Lewis, Campbell, Flefcher, Mifchell, Logan. SECOND ROW: Ahern, Paul, Johnson, Boyer, Kennemer, McAllisfer, Chesney, Hopper. FRONT ROW: Bowman, Morrison, McWade, James, Slaqle. J . BACK ROW, left to righf: Gloria Berfoli, BeHy Slagle, Lee Ann Lowe, Dena Young. FRONT ROW: Genevieve Bowman, Gaye Andrews, Jeanne Bullok, Carol Mifchell. The school year of '49 and '50 will always presenT a challenge To The Cub aThleTic Teams of The TuTure. IT has been a year ol TirsTs. lT gave us our firsT win over ForTuna and Eureka, The TirsT championship in The hisTory oT The school, and The TirsT year of compleTe school and communiTy supporT. 'lhrongs of loyal specTaTors iammed our a+hleTic evenTs To spur The Teams on To vicTory. OuT of This year came new and greaTer aThleTic heros who will always be a measure oT comparison Tor our compeTiTors of The TuTure. H' has been a greaT year, a year ThaT should always be an example OT The resulTs ThaT can be achieved Through hard worlc, developmenT oT slcills, sheer deTerminaTion and a spiriT of lair play. lT is sincerely hoped ThaT The successes oT This golden year will inTecT The Cub Teams oT The coming years wiTh a desire To emulaTe Their achievemenTs. V gb ai' 5 KN!! 3 'I' QE as 5 , I as ' IUIT X an 9 54? 5.4 CHOIR BACK ROW, Ieff lo riqhl: Miller, Colosirna, Fullwider, Nulph, Meqo, Hope, R. Nulph, Surber, Kenf, Berioli, Hopkins, Bowman. THIRD ROW: Clowdus, French Johnson, A. Nulph, Kenne- mer, Bryan, Parks, Wallace, Taflen, McWade, N. Frenih, Rodoni, McAlllsler, Toslen. SECOND ROW: Paul, Russa, Milchell, Bowman, Pldqeon, Wheeler, Russo, Anderson, Chrlslensen, Mclnllre, Ber- loli. FRONT ROW: Shipley, Young, McCann, Rubira, Dell, Era, Malhews, Wheel- er, Wheeler, Bullok, Mor- rison. 48 f 6'anaL J? E.. 3 ,e we BAND BACK ROW, lefl fo rlqhl Wheeler, Morrison Rubira SECOND ROW: A. Nulph Sauers, Bullolr, Mifchell Trapier, Surber, N Nulplu Wallace, Bryan, Pafmore Whilmarsh, R. Nulph, Web sfer, Brcady, Dunn, Myers Collard, Chrlslensen Mafhews, Slaqle, Moore FRONT ROW: Barkhursl Berloli, Hansen, Andrews Nixon, Fullwider. Sgt . f f fa l 1 l ENGLISH III BACK ROW: Jim Mathv ews, Mannie Rubira, Wal? Nesbif, Joe Myers, Lew Mego, Jim Hop- kins, Eugene Surber, FRONT ROW: Barbara Ahern, Darlene Brown. Mrs. Johnson, Meredifh Tosfen, Paula Berfoli. fab K -W-. gi-ur 49 YVONNE BROCKWAY MR. IRA BERKEY YVONNE MORRISON Edifor-in-Chief Advisor Assisianf Edifor EDITORIAL STAFF- BACK ROW: Billie James . , , Girls Sporfsg Ann Colosimo . . . Liferary Slaffg MIDDLE ROW: Yvonne Morrison . . . Assisfanf Ed: Yvonne Brock- way . . . Edifor-in-Chiefg Genevieve Bowman . . , Ar? Edg Florann Miller . . , Pholographyg FRONT ROW: Carl Wannamaker . . . Bus- iness Edg Bill Wilbourne . . , Boys Sporfs. und, BUSINESS STAFF BACK ROW, lell lo righr: Lee Ann Lcwe, Vonna Kindred, Marcia Allen, Mary Bnrkhursf. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Morrison, Alice Abel, Paula Bcrroli, Gaye Andrews, SECOND ROW: Gloiia Berloli, Joanne McAllister, Kay Shipley, Bflfy Slagls, Darlene Brown, Jeonne Bullok. FRONT ROW: George Mafhews, Carl Wannamaker, Daren Websrer, Brian Harvey. 104- LITERARY LEFT TO RIGHT: Iva Chesney, Donna Paul, Gaye Andrews, Pal Ful wider, June Christensen, Ann Calosimo. PHOTO STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Billie James, Virginia Flelcher, Elayne Loomis, Flor- anne Miller, Marilyn Dahl, Joyce Brockway. BETTY SLAG LE, Presideni VIRGINIA McWADE, Vice Presidenf VIRGINIA FLETCHER, Secreiary MARY BARKHURST, Sqf. ol Arms FALL 65 503- OFFICERS Presidenf, Yvonne Brockway, Vice Presideni Virginia Mcwadeg Secreiary, Joanne Mc- Allister. SPRING BACK ROW, lefi Io righf: Mr. Roche, Maihews Websfur Collard Pafmore. THIRD ROW' Shi Iey, Hooper, Mcwade, Tofien, McCann: SEE: OND ROW: Hansen, Boyer, Carver, Fulwider Boyer, Berfoli, Allen. FRONT ROW: Bowman Andrews. Loomis, Brown, Brockway, Bullok. Jaya! J I 5 ' 'ypmsmewrglwmfwzm The six girls in lhe middle row added lheir enlhusiasm and spiril lo lhe loaslcelball season. They were unlailing and loyal supporlers ol lheir school and learn. From lell lo righl lhey are: Yvonne Morrison, Jeanne Bullolc Jo Anne McAllisler, Kay Shipley, Gloria Berloli and Marilyn Wheeler. The piclure was lalcen al lhe Del Norligarne in Crescenl Cily, a game which decided The heavyweighl baslcelloall cham- pions ip. Our song and cheerleaders presenled an inlereslingly varied assorlmenl ol songs and cheers, wilh various inlricale acrobalic leafs lo add allraclion. Gloria, Kay, Jo Anne, and Yvonne were velerans in leading, all Juniors, excepl Yvonne, a senior. Gloria was head cheerleader. The lwo Sophomores, Jeanne and Marilyn, added a lol ol sparlc lo lhe group .... We feel lhal lhese girls wilh line spiril should have a special page lhis championship year. Tl-TE STAFF ,-0 Q I if? s X 55'-' L JU 3 9 24 LQ 454 V .-BQ!! '?'g f K X ..g+ X F 'X X 1 Q' s S 6 4 X --Q-w ' 'Q ex Q i N x W .wa Q X J .w y 'hz x lv :img X ix N- X . V X, Q. QM A X.: Ak Q 'S W W xv N 'M s ,Q SI .wx 1 M ,- w 1. Q 1 --nies: 5 isis, . .sm i.. S 'iii .f X . :AFS- us: 3,2-ef' WH' , KYNVG' w af:-w as vw 1 5. af 3 .nw , 'swf K 4 g 4. 'Sh ,Q 'ld' X 'X 'W any -Ati QQQK 7 ' It r v,- Q' ,n -W. Q. .F SIIIIPS ni, Q X S x, H .. - s X 4 -' ix! U6 wi Nw N 2 V XW 'k ' Nw I , .4. Q ,iw M. , ,W ,. 44, , ,gg 4' ' .ai 'si' 4 K Mm t l WGN? 3' . 5 my-F' ,,,.,.wf 45 i af - a R 'i 3 +1353 'Tir 5 E K . W' if wa, vii 1 ,xfv Q' QV V X 3 . . , - -1 V' .Q , L f I ' M 4 as JV M hz, 1 y ,Uk ik' gf JI 1 : ' ' A. 0 ak A ht 2 I wh 4- Q J WM muh Q, si x, g h, - fl' Q ,Saks- . 1 N, x, b vw z :zz f . K Sw ce ,. X ' 1 Q fi Fl f 1 ff' '1W - x sf . ,f AV-xg .xv .T Al .Q-..x , . X, ,, f 1, .., K , 'N . ,A l s.. A 1 E -g - .' 4 3 .- v I . 4 .Q . F9 uf-- - s ' JA V 'Y Y A 4- , I m 'r ,f ,f 98 I2 N I. Such Genilemenl 2. Somefhinq's wrong? 3, Mofher Moe feeding his younq 4. Teie-a-iefe .Dickie Boy 9. Cheese .Sfar gazing? IO, No? polife fo sfare, boys lf's nc? as bad as all Vhaf ll. Smiffy and Buddy Sad Sack I2. Mmm, Good! 6 4 X 1 rw G 4 HDUERTISIIIG J. E. JOHNSON GROCERIES o MEAT DRUGS 0 FOUNTAIN BUS SERVICE WEOTT CALIFORNIA TIDEWATER ASSOCIATED OIL DISTRIBUTOR ETTER BROS. GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP GENERAL REPAIRING AND WELDING WEOTT CALIFORNIA CARL'S CASH STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE WEOTT CALIFORNIA MYERS' FOOD CENTER GROCERIES o MEATS o VEGETABLES ICECREAM o SUNDAES Rud and Naomi Peferson, Props. Phone Myers 3 Myers Flat Calif. MILOISE STYLE SHOP I MEN'S AND WOMEN'S APPAREL O SCHOOL SWEATERS W EOTT CALIFORNIA THE BANK OF EUREKA COMMERCIAL AND SAVING O Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corporafion O Third and E Sfs. 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GREYHOUND STATION Highway IOI H Miranda, Calif. .LP GARBERVILLE PHARAMACY We're In Business for Your I-IeaI+h Elmo and AIma Sponamore GARBERVILLE CALIFORNIA BILL SIEMAN MOBI LGAS STATION FOR EXPERT SERVICE MobiIubricaIion for Trucks and Cars Highway IOI GARBERVILLE CALIFORNIA gfkf f' 9x,J 4 S H I R L EY ' S Ladies' Ready-to-Wear LINGERIE o I-IOSIERY C-ARBERVILLE CALIFORNIA IN TI-IE HEART OF TI-IE REDWOODS REDWOOD INN GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS Rufh and Frank EIIis Telephone I6-J-4 GARBERVILLE CALIFORNIA IXIIXON - CLINKSCALES GROCERIES 0 IVIEATS S GARBERVILLE CALIFORNIA 5,3 '55 '1v551g',,'f -' We Sell Dirl and Pay Cash for Ashes HAROLD E. ITEDI TUCKER ASSOCIATE LARRY DODGE REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE GARBERVILLE CALIFORNIA Aulhorized Chevrolel Dealer WILLIAMS CHEVROLET COMPANY AUTO SALES AND SERVICE Phone 42 GARBERVILLE CALIFORNIA SPEED'S GARAGE ond Auto Supply 24-HOUR WRECKER AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone Myers I Myers Flal, California DON F. OUINN MYERS STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE The Complele One-Slop S'rore Groceries o Fresh Meals and Veqefables Beer and Wine o Gas and Oil ICE CREAM AND FROZEN FOODS Union Oil Producls General Tires- Your Besl Value DELAHAYE'S SUPER SERVICE STATION Safisfacfion Guaranleed W E o T T CALIFORNIA I 'N 9- :pff T5 O Lube Service Our Specialfy TOSTEN'S TEXACO SERVICE TEXACO STATION Phone I 38-W GARBERVILLE CALIFORNIA KRAMER AUTO SUPPLY CO. EUREKA - ARCATA - EORTUNA EUREKA BEVERAGE CO. BoHIers of NEI-II PAR-T-PAK R. C. COLA I32 W. 4TH ST. EUREKA Complimenfs of PACIFIC LUMBER CO. S C O T I A CALIFORNIA DODGE 'JOB RATED' TRUCKS DODGE PASSENGER CARS PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS COLLVER AND TOMASINI DODGE BODY AND PAINT SHOP Repairs on All Makes Cars and Trucks LysIe CoIIver. Mgr. Office and Sales 740 I III1 S+. TeIephone 4472 Forfuna, Calif. Congra+uIa+ions Io The CIass of I950 and Ihe Sfaff of Ihe Redwood Log PEERS MOTOR SALES INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS I FERNDALE CALIFORNIA E U R E K A CALIFORNIA FLUHRER'S BAKERY 'MASTER' BREAD FRESH o FRESH o FRESH Popular Because I'r's GOOD! WaI'r FoIey-Your Masfer Bread Man WecH Calif. On Highway IOI Phone 50-W JACICS SPORTING GOODS On The EeI River EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN FISH FREEZING AND ICE Jack HeiIbronn, Mgr. Guide Service EeI River King Salmon and SIeeIhead November Io March WEOTT MOTEL I6-UniI' Mo+eI and Kifchen CoI Iages All Accommodafions for Fishermen COOPER AND POWER Calif. Phone I2 GARBERVILLE ELECTRIC HOTPOINT APPLIANCES o ZENITH RADIOS ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION Phone I4-O-J2 GARBERVILLE CALIFORNIA BERTAIN'S 4 LAUNDRY ' DRY CLEANING 'Im ' III, MIRANDA HARDWARE CO. Phone II-W ForresI Moody Tom Carlfon MIRAN DA MARKET 81 GARDENS VILLAGE OF ENCI-IANTMENT' MIRANDA CALIFORNIA Complimenfs Io The Class of I95O B E R T A I N ' S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING DUNN'S COTTAGE CAFE GOOD WI-IOLESOME FOOD Served In a PIeasanI' Afmosphere O We OperaIe Our Own Bake Shop JACK AND ESSIE DUNN GARBERVILLE CALIFORNIA REDWOOD HARDWARE I-IOMEWARE GIFTWARE DINNERWARE SPORTING GOODS LINOLEUM PAINTS O We Value Your Good WEII O ArI' Hendrix GarberviIIe H ELGESTAD'S VARIETY STORE Village of Enchanfmenf' Highway lOl Percy Helqesfad Florence Heigesfaci Phone II-J Miranda, California PARK MOTORS Paris OLDSMOBILE Service SHELL PRODUCTS Phone 60 Garberville WHITTEMORE VALLEY GROCERY Carrying Complefe Line of GROCERIES o MEATS o ICE CREAM MILKSHAKES 0 SOFT DRINKS lIf2 Miles Wesf of Redway on BriceIancI Road GARBERVILLE GROCETERIA C. E. Harris B. E. Harris I SHOP HERE AND SAVE H'T,,,Wi2 SM 0 G1 'fame ' ' , ., , 's,, TI I : vw I O I 1 lil' I 92393 U O U BEER AND WINE 0 TEDIS OUALITY MEATS J. H. BRENNER 8 SON FORD SALES AND SERVICE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES CHEVRON PRODUCTS S C O T I A CALIFORNIA X , T J? GENERAL TIRES '76 GASOLINE Q I GARBERYILEE MOTORS' 3,1 SUPER i f'W 'E 'iii GARBERVILLE MOTORS BUICK SALES AND SERVICE . WILLYS 24-Hour Towing Service IVILLE CALIFORNIA PHONE MIRANDA 6 4-N-ISTOP RAGE Q SERVICE STATION 0 CAFE o NOVELTY SHOP SAS o OIL o TIRES o BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Joe J. Vagle, Miranda. CaIIfornIa MORRISON 81 JACKSON LUMBER COMPANY 0 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER O GLIDDEN PAINT o SHEETROCK o PLYWOOD O COMPLETE BUILDING SUPPLIES MYERS FLAT CALIFORNIA Headquarfers for Nafionally Adverfised Brands BISTRIN'S MEN'S WEAR 520 Fiffh S+., Eurelca DEPARTMENT STORE Main Sf., Forfuna FOREST OF ARDEN . Where Miranda Sfudenfs Talce Their Tasfes 0 Highway IOI Befwen Miranda and Phillipsville FRIEDENBACH'S OF F O RT U N A Your Favorife Shopping Cenfer Forfuna California WHITE GROCERY EVERYTHING IN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phone 2292 Forfuna California The CAROLYN SHOPPE Exclusive Creafions MILLINERY Bridal Gowns 0 Formals 5th and E Sfreefs Eurelca HARMON'S M E N ' S W E A R We Give S81H Green Sfamps Forfuna California TRADE WHIMS Connplimenfs of 9 . . JEWELRY or Disnncnon Oregon Pacific Lumber ' Company Doris and Larry Dodge Garberville California Brlceland California NEW MARIBEL, WEOTT MARIBEL THEATERS, INC. Your Guide 'ro Beffer Enferfainmenfu ALSO HUMBOLDT DRIVE-IN THEATER AT ALTON Complimenfs of K N A P P ' S FRED'S STORE GOODFOOD i'WaIcI'1 for fl1e Cup Garbervme California Garberville California All Modern De Luxe I T O D D S TISKILWA MQTEL SPORTING csoons SOUTH END QF TOWN MEN'S FURNISHINGS Plwone 53 Paul R. Todd Phone 74PW A' W' Hoguel Garbervllle Garberville California UNIQUE LOG HOUSE VARIETY STORE Believe If or Nof PHONE IO4 BURL NOVELTIES 0 CABINET WORK Garberville California Garberville California LQWELL DALE5 THE MONTAIN SHOP PAINT AND GLASS SHOP LAD'ESiaRE'X,HL?S' WEAR PLIOHS Phgne Garberville California Garberville California Complimenfs fo fhe Graduafion Class of I95O from NORMAN B. WEBSTER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE W E O T T CALIFORNIA Complimenfs of Gorberville Cleaners ond Dyers T h e O -t r e ln flue Hearf of flue Redwoods EXPER C D E G BARBER sl-lop T LEGDJFFQQND Y 'N . . . Lou Hoguer Pearl Hoguef Garbervllle Cailforma Garberville California REDWOOD CLEANERS Jim and Marie Samples We Give S8fH Green Sfamps EVERGREEN DAIRY Always af Your Service PAUL BERTOLI S c o f i a California Serving Phillipsville fo Weoff THE MECCA CAFE BOnbOn'efe Ice Cream Co. FINE FOOD AND COCKTAILS . WHEN YOU THINK OF ICE CREAM A FINE PLACE TO DINE THINK or BONBONIERE MYe'5 Hal California Sflw and D Eurelca, Calif. MORROW'S DALY BROS. WHERE THE TEAM HUMBOLDT'S OWN STORE STOPS TO EAT Eureka California Eureka California BERRY'S TOGGERY MENS AND BOYS' WEAR feafuring DANNER HAND-MADE CALKED LOGGERS FERNDALE RIO DELL The Motel Gorberville DE LUXE COTTAGES REDWOOD ELECTRIC RADIOS . RECORDS STEAM HEAT WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Mary and Vic Haberstoclc Phone 62 Garberville Phone I9 California Roger S. Kitto Garberville Gorbervllle. Furniture HOL'-ANDERIS ond Appliance Co. J E W E L E R S G. E. APPLIANCES Since I89O Sherman and Amy Hensell 1 Garberville California 520 FIRE S+' Eureka C I' t f mp 'men S O DANlELSON'S Dr. R. W. Gerord O P T O M E T R I S T Phone 2I2O Fortuna California HART, SCHAFFNER 81 MARX CLOTHES 4th and F Sts. Eurelca L. l'l. BROCKWAY, LUMBER REDWOOD AND FIR FINISHED AND ROUGH Phone I43-J-2, Garberville QX T ff :Q . RMI! Golden State 1 4 2 lc: enum! T 1:1 Best Wishes to the Class ot'5O Q from GOLDEN STATE CO., Ltd. LOLETA CALIFORNIA LISTINGS FORTUNA HARDWARE . EUREKA LOCKER STORAGE . . BARTLETT BROS., OPTOMETRISTS . . RED CROSS PHARMACY . GARBERVILLE ICE CO. ..... . STAN JOHNSTON RICHFIELD STATION . . OLIVER JEWELERS .... RITCHIE WOOD DRUGSTORE ..... CHRISTENSENS MEADOWWOOD RESORT . EVA LITTLIEEIELD . . CLIETON'S VARIETY STORE. . . EORTUNA . EUREKA . EUREKA . EUREKA GARBERVILLE GARBERVILLE . EUREKA . . EUREKA PHILLIPSVILLE . REDWAY . RIO DELL The Sfaff of The 'Redwood Log' for I95O wishes 'ro express IuII appre- ciafion and Thanks for Ihe assisfance readily given by Ihe adverfisers from Garberville Io Eureka. THE STAFF