Taft Union High School and Junior College - Derrick Yearbook (Taft, CA)
- Class of 1956
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The junior Varsity team Won the top spot in its league as well. The new gym, which is one of the largest and finest in the San Joaquin Valley, was undoubtedly a physical and psychological factor in Taft's success on the boards. as 'ew' was ,va 2I1In11n1sI1faT1nn ff' e was a scholar and a rlpe and good one Ilxeeedmg wlse, falr spoken and persufidmg Lofty and sour to them th xt loved h1m not .X zzzff' But to those mm that sought hlm sw cet as summer Hcmx VIII I -4i iii.. .:-if .Nuff r , U I ' ' 1 f . -, - 1 I' - . 4 - ' s 4 , ' ' A - u r ' N ' . - ' ' -' 'Q 1. . ' J - if , 5 , .371 1' 47A,.f ' I ', - - ' ' s, I 'V Y ' Q i Q 1 Q 1 Q I. , ' ' . A-he ' Vx ' 'MVP -1 A Q If j . - ' ' ' ' I f r- 'vw' ' ,V . S .,4 -' '. I- I ' ' . I , , .Q V I I. I, 1 I U . ,.- -ws, -, . , al . -. 1 I ri . I: 'K ' h' ,.l,, 4 I ' 1 V' 4 .- ji- ' V .-p .' f ' 1 f I v ,.-4' off 77' lf f :I ' ' I w , I J . ' , I ,, 1 . - J Q, Q I 1 1 , . , , ' 1 ' - y , . 7 ,' ' ' , ' -I Y V , , I , .' V, 5 E 1 f I Ti. H1 - -,-f-iv It -l-. -,Ai-1 'ig Z , I , 4 IW. 2 1 1 V 1 , l I -, ,hy EUGENE M. JOHNSTON, District Superintezzdem' Ernest Schaef Marie Farlow Cecil Barton Prefidem' Paul Hendricks Fred Kincaid Superintendent? Message The publishing of a yearbook en- tails a great deal of detailed work- both on the part of the students and of the advisors connected with this activity. I know the student body will appre- ciate the fine work of these people in furnishing the students with an ex- cellent yearbook which will recall many happy moments of the school year 1955-56 in the years to come. District Superintendent Kvard af Crusfees . 'WMm....,,r if it 5 use f Przncqfal 5 Message The best adxice which can be offer ed comes from a real authority No legacy is so rich as hones y Shakespeare iff! f wk Principal R. if 1 C. W. JOBE, Principal Vile wish to take this opportunity to express our gratitude for the devotrd efforts of our faculty, administrative officers, and all the other school employ ees. Little appreciation is shown these people during the course of the year md now we would like to correct this by saying, Tln111k -1'0Il,U JOYCE SCHASTEEN MONTY REEDY Dean of Wfomerz Dean of Men 40 ,pr .. f , b if 3 e ff, .PV t f , l-L,, ks i,, Ll Eff. S Q.:Q , an . QE 5-bg - E wwe-2 if X ff N not k -.B s ,' 5 4 gd :,,.,..,.. N ,S 11' . is , gf' 5 ' H. em Edwin Romuld, Pete Gianopulos, Monty Recdy, Fenton Fcency, chairmang Frank jones. Ruth Hewett, Joyce Schasteen, Catherine Paulsen. PAUL C. SMITH, Aflezzdmzfc Cf!-flfdjfltlfflf Kvuuselars 'I S LYLE M, BRONWN. Bll.Wl1L1l'.l' AdII1iPIf.fflAt1l07' M vin ,NN W or Fenton Feeney department chalrman Allce Atwood brology Ruth Hevutt geneml scrence ohn Mello chennstry errold Schroeder, physxrs roorrrr e Q r X X eerd drer K if ere. Q -1 X i Sngbsh Albert Baun, Leroy Harmon, Franklin Tomlinson, Delbert Beckett, Joseph Pal- misano, Charles Leopold, Clara Bell, Geraldine Smith, Bailey Newlee, Elizabeth 1' Price, Florence Blumeyer. languages .9 llyuy A , ifllxwf 7 1'--f 1' ,N-1 ' . a I . Clara Bell, Lating Sarah Bailar, Spanish, Angelico Casagrande, French. yyylfyyfy J . r r sr Q k will r i W' lf Q ' vcrzlf i i ' 06 .ry Sczcnce f fy 4 fvlf 0 franklin Youngborg Dean ohnson Williain Scalapino department clnirmfm- Shirley Taylor Leroy West Vincent Helml. QAbsent: Lee l'ieldj. l I I 1 ,M M im, sw W, i M K l jkf ' s I I ' W4 X If ' .. l 1 , J I 4 3 S at M M ', ix xgr J - I bf I 5 w Mt Sf' X in ,ra Q, A r . s-F 0 . , f , f i er X ,, is -5 I 6,4-J ,110 Q? I -0:4-...' atlgyl-..,.3x,i Q ,LI f Q K 1 ly ' f I ! Q , Q X- x Y , l f f'o'0'4 'wffi' tb: 5,5 . 4 f 4, ' E A Sr , 'JKT' i fl 'M x . , J 7 t x ' 4 A N , Joyce Schasteen, Henry Morris, Raymond jenkins, department chairmang jean Blomsten. CAbsent: Eugene Clausen . 5 , Q, . L ,i.. Xigfx s 4 fl: ,- 11? , l Business Sducafion it .f r tw-r 3 i flame Seenemies, Arts and Krezfis Dorothy Henderson, arts and crafts, Alma Steininger, art, department chairmang Josephine Squires, clothing. QAbsent: Mildred Baer, foodsj. M14 usie and Speech Leon Fletcher, speech and radio, Elizabeth Price, dramaticsg Emma Strangman voice, Raymond Matthai, band, Thomas Stevens, orchestra, department chairman Industrial Arts ,RA Richard Peterson, woodwork, Noah Curti, mechanical drawingg Fred Pahre, weld ing, William Lewis, metals, Milton Davis, electricity, Richard Wliite, carpentry department chairman, Vance Frazier, auto mechanics, Pete Gianopulos, wood work, Leith Wyman, mechanical drawing, Darrell Anderson, metals. Helga Buss, Frank Griffin, driver education, Marilyn Kechley, Vern Mullen, de- partment chairmang Mickey Roling, Monty Reedy. '-w s 'x wx 'f , Physical Sducatian Ad Heard West Semester Under thc able lcadcrship of Prcsidcnt Gary Bullcngcc, thc first scincstcr Ad Board did Z1 creditable job. Ono of its most out- standing ZlLilllCXC1HCl1tS was thc liootlmll Ban- quet at thc cnd of thc season, at whicli Hunry 'iRcd Sanders was the spcdkcr. During thc Clliristmas season thc Ad Bo.ird's entry in thc Cfliristims P.lI'.lClL' won an Honor41lnIc Mention in its division. Also to its credit wcrc thc PUI'L'l1A1SC ol' new rctords, and noon record dances in the gym. GARY BALLENG lil? Iiiiirf S6!H1L'J'lc'I' ljwmftfffl First row: Loretta Zak, freshman rcprcscntativcg Alice Smith, soplioinorc i'up1'csci1t.itiwg P.n1l4i Rivers, junior rcpiwscntntivug It-ta Pluuglicr, sccrctiiiyg Linda Lotkt'. senior ix'pi't-st-rit.itixtf, Suroml row: Ken Duvall, junior rcprcscntativcg jim hiioorc, freshman I'L'Pl'USCIll.lflX'L'1 Jess lXl.ll'l'. st-nior i'cp1'csenti1tivcg Gary Bullcngzcc, prcsidcntg .lim DULl31,l1L'l'Ty. vitt- prcsidt-nt. 'lliiiil row: XXf'y.1tt Gisli, businuss miinngcrg Frrxntis Stufkcy. soplmomorte itt'prrst'r1t41tixc, 'lihc Suomi si-incstcr Ani Board, dirutcai hy l,5.lI'iW.lI'.l Mghlc. .ilso .iddul nmny iinprow- inuntx to our sihool. Many fine LlSSCINlW1iCS xxiru hrouglii to Tait High, imluihng some oiirsmiiiling ixihangc Jfsscinhlics, The Spring Sports Monty for hung suih an glhlc' guhisor. Ad lfrfard Second emesler Ihrhuiic xxyls also Ll grunt smicss. Rcuh' iiiscrxcs ii great dull of ircdit Q. 'v--N' b l -1'-'-f ' N, - ' 'AL' xi. J ' ' A'- i K 3- - c 3'-avi, M -f., I ' 7 A49 ., . H 4 K M44 - s.-'n ' 1 f 'x1,..w54.o .411 Q i 4 Q A V u .,. . . - J 4 'Q .iv . . f an k ' J . ,J S lx - ' If i H' N D. 3 ,IIN DOl'CiHl2R'I'Y .-.LQ A ' ' J J BARBARA NIAHLI J 4 Vim' i7l'uiiiL'I1t of thi- KCQXSR ' I Syfnljif Sglljg ily' lllyififi Ill 1Kii'n County Awviintion ot' g 4 ' 4'9 ' JI A' Stuilvnt Rk'PI'L'SkI1f.lfi'Vt'5i '.', u Mx. ... .:....x,--1 A WM -M,,,,,,....,..., ,l g -L ,K .- lfiist low: Toni Martin, frcshinzin i'c-pirsciitgitiwg I.ind.i l.oikc, scc1'ct.ii'yg Aish XY'iltsliii1', himmwx in.in.ig4-rg RonnicDuv.1ll, freshman 1'cprcscnt.itix'c3 Gary liilluigcv. senior i'upi'uwi1t.itixu. Suomi ii-xx D.iphnc lNIi,lixw-ri, sophomore i'c-prcsn-nt.1tix'c'g La-t.1 Pl.iugIici'. sunio 1 iiiiuniutatiwg li.iih.ii.i Mnhli. prwiii:-nt. Thiiml YUNVY Tom Wfhitc, soplioinorn- ix-pirsa-i1t.itiwg Alciry I'c.ixylioiiw, viii' pixwiiiuiitl XY'y.1tt Cash. iunioi' ix-p1'cSL'r1t.itiw. 'i :L..n-saw v,.,....aWmnn.u vi' Has Drivers Ada Nichols, Ralph Clinton, jerry jor- dan, Chester Chandler. Otto Newton, Carl Platzek, Dale Huey. fi- nv-,fx Maintenance Curt Barnes, supervisorg Guy Randles Roy Keys, Clifton Eppler, Earl Prior Barney Lockehart, Edith Cox, jameswlen nings, William Thomas, Philip Schmitt Raymond Dungan, Eston Bonner. Francis Cook, V. W. Casey, jim Skiver. Secretaries Thelma Mattison Evel n Miller eri W Y , J Oden, Agatha Sellman, Laurenc Peahl. . Operaliene Florence Ustick, Kathryn Rook, Mar guerite Steinmetz, Laurence Ritter, print er. Lee Sutliff, head bookkeeper. ,V J XWKWJJM ty MM YY, ffyifyjffj if ffff fy P,,ff'jf 'y l.ff f'lj'i-'V QF!!! if WHA Ig,-:N J 'i ji, xii f-f 'H 'QQ J 'Lf' NJ 6,1 fig! EEN Muni jf J-,fy , 401-I5 mf 555 rf? M' -f sway M 8 J 8 5'-wtf W g I I ' A Q s 31 x . , 9 7' 2 ' - A - ' ' ' 4 f 'Q . ij. W C. . A 1 . it n xy ,L ' . v r N cj V, 0' X ,yn1'm I, ' N 'J WJ, ' 1 I - Q, ' n rj! . . D Q I f V ' 'V - ' J - n' Y ' ,r L . , ' ? -1 K! 5' ,Z-',,.::TiTlA ix yr' 353 A ap' . ' ' ' ' . , J 1 1 'f - P 5 ' ,b I . 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Ask, , JANICIZ ADAMS ROBERT AGEE RQGER BAu,1qy GAA 1. 2, 3. 43 Girls' Letter Orfliestrii 1, 2, 3, 4, String CSF 2, 3, rig Driinmties Club Sllllml' 43 Hostess Club 3, Quintet l. 2. 3, Al. Vice Presiilent 3,Dei'riik GNC Club 1, 3- Stuff 4, Key Club 3, -lg Inter- Club Cuumil -lg Suieme Club 3, -lg Tennis 3, -ig Spanish Club l. V. P. 2. LEsTER BARNEs IWARILYN BARTIZLI. NIARTHA BARTLETT Blink l, 2. 3. -lg Basket' Trrinsfcrreel from llnkersfield Usherertes 2, Xlfileluit Club 3. lfilll 1- 3. 3. 41 Track 1. 2, High in Senior Year. jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. lg Buys' Fulemtion, vluniiu Rep1'esentRtive 3. LINDA BESSE CAROL BICQSKIEI JERRY BLAIR lf- Tfi-Hi-Y ll HHSIQSS Club GAA l, 2. 5. 41 Glw Clllb 1- Football 1. 2. 3, liasketbrill I, 3, l'.illette Club Vice Presi- dent -I: lri-Hi-X' Al. 2. 3. -lg Hi-Y l, 2. 3. 41 Block T 2. 3. I: 5CI1lUl'Cl.lSS Vile President -1. .xx X .KX 1 x 'ax lf 1- i RX if ' ' A X Yi . . ii f.i?EfQie'ii . T. K. GARY B.-KI.LlENGlEli utballl Z flij, 3. l. fAl,ll1lS kctbull 3, fig Swimming l, Z QBJ, 3. -l UU, Ad Board 3, -lg Stuilcnt Bully Presi nt -ll Key Club 3. -I1 Hi-X 3, 43 French Club 23 Block P.-'il'I. Bifii. Fuurlmll lAl 1. 3. Al. Ciptiiin rig lilmk 2. 3, -ll Vin' Presiilenl -lunini' Class. LEE BI iiivsoii ' . 3 Q A 'Q ,f f ' K X '1 if ,f ,EL , C srl , x C X ,Aff lfmiln Bom, 'llunsfcx' from lNl.ul4-lux. F.1- lific liilwlc Snlwul 13 Foutlvnlll MCH. Bling Blmhlll sfjvb. DUN BRILQILL' Fwotlmlll l. 2. 71, ,ll ,l4l'lll'k l. J. 5. lg l'1'csinlvm. vluniux' Class 3. THJSLMA BROWN Glu- Clulv l. f RON BRACKLN 'l'l'.1Llc 33 Foutlwalll IQCD. CAROLYN BRQMLEY Cbl' 5. li 'll1.1l1.ms and llmu- pigms lg Hoatcas Club 2, JIM Bm'AN'r CSF 1, 3. lg Prcmillcnt l Spanish N.1tinn.zl Honor Sw ficty 1, 'YV' 129' f' f 4 1' at X I R A CAROL BRANSON Glcc Club l. ll. GAY12 BROWN ,l'l'ilUSfCl' lfnm Awn.1l Sulmool fl. RLQHARU Blum' 51 5 6, Higll ll a HENRY BRLNDL13 P-l41'11I1SfL'Y from Muntcrcz, Afzulcmy bl. PAT BROWN lin ,l4I'.ll'lSfL'l' from lllAllLlXX'lfl Pxrlx High Salmcml 5. BILL CAl.IJXX'lZI,I. Blank l, 2, 5, 'lg Foul 1. Z, 31 'l'1'.u'k I. 1. 3. lv xll xss I., x M, n NORMAN DANIEL lntlustt'iIIl Arts Club 3, Al. AIIEIIQ DOIHSCDN 'l'i'.InsfcI' from l'IIix'crsity Hill ,Iunior High, lloultlti. Colo- 1'.1klO 2g 'Ibis-Sci -l. VIQRNA DOWNINCI lbIOklL'l'I'l D.mcc 3. 4. LINIIA DAVIS 'liginsfci' fllllll M.Iritop.I High Qcbool 33 CSF lg XWiltlcIItClIIb 4g Crusher Stuff -I. SHIRIII' DOSIIER CIIRISTINIQ DLTCECQIZR Piillcttc Club 2. JOAN DIZNNING GAA 1, 2. 3. -li Hostess Club ll Cu bar Stiff 1 XX'ill Club S ' I . LQ ntklf -l JIM DOVIQHERTI' Hi-Y1 l5lotlt 'l 'l ' 3 l jANIc,If DII.I,lEX' M.1lw1'cttc 1. 1. 5. -4: Head lNI.IjoI'cttc 2. 3, IQ Clnss Su'- l'ClIlI'y l. 31 UAA lg XX'iltliaIt Club 2. 5. Alg Hostess Club 2. 3. PIZNNY DOUIQIIAS Glue' Club l. 2. 3, 'ig Trio J, Football l, 1, 5, -lg liiskutbgill 5g All-btxitc c,lltlll' 5, IQ All- I, 2, 3,41l3IIscbI1ll l. Z. 71. 4 Class hl'I'cIIsIII'cI' lg Vice Prssi- toss Club 2. 31 GAA l. Z, Ilunt KCASR lg Stutlcnt liotly VP. -I, MAXINIS DIIGLIISII P,Illcttc Club 2. County Honor Clioir 2g Hos- SCOIVI' DIIIIQY Football Mgr. 2. 3, -ig Base: bull Mgr. l, 2, 3. -lg Dm matic Club 1, 23 Hi-Y 3 Block T 33 Varsity Club 2 f-55 f Hu.. in Toll C:lll.BRlfA'l'H Drama Club l. BEVERLY Hfxmmin T r Ll n s f Q r from Clmrlcstun High School, Clmrlcstim, Wnlst Virginia 4, lin llAN,xxvAIfr liimtliiill 'l, T' C0i.1.12i2N Q .ix N--LM GILL Glee Club l, 43 Girls' Scxtct 1: Mixed Glcc Club 1. FVRNON HALE Foutlmill lg fJl'killCSll'L1 1, 1. jolix HARRIS liimtlm ll 1. SUE CiII.I.ASPII5 CSF lg Girls' Lcttcr Society 43 GAA 1, Z, 3. All Tri- Hi-Y 4. QYNTIIM llAI.I. GAA lg l'1'imimx, Clwiistmns f Ball 4. JACKIIF Ilmwiix' GAA Z, 3. Sim1'ct.1i'y 2, Tre41S- urcr 3g CSF 3, 3, ily XX'ililq.1t Club 2. 51 Girls' Lcaguc 3, vi, Vice P11-siilmt 3, Prvsiilcnt -lg Girls' Lcttur Soficty 2. 3, Scfrctziry-'l'ru.1suru' 3. :iv-P' 'S Plrsiilcnt 3g Prcsillvnt IQ lim FP? CIZCILIA Goomzu. GAA I, 23 Dramatic Club 5 Class Play 3: XX iIili-at Club All Hosta-QQ Clulv Vila Pri-gi dum lg Thi-Sci Club 43 Gmh cr Stiff ig IDYCI'-fill1l3 Coun- cil -4, Bois HAM MUN Blank L, 2, 5, ig Prvsi ilunt -13 Boys' l7ulci'41tim1 Virc lull 1. 2. 5, 4g lxiskl-tlwiill l , , 2. 3, 'lg liiisclmll I, ,, 5,1 Giizxim H1fAPs UAA lg blcc Clulw l, 3, 5, 4 Hwstvss Club 2. ml- A 'Ii an- ' X II,-xxawx' Illflmx Rmzlilz II1c.c.lNBo'1'Imm IDUIINIQ IIIIIIIN IAKKII' III mlm DON IIVNI' Blank I. 1. 3, Il 'l'1.1Ik 1. 2, 31. -Ig lfmmtlmlll 3, -I. XXII-Xl,I Af lf Icirmfm, l5.nkctl'w.Ill IL BI1scb.1ll 1, Sf Q 4'f 3' 1.--I' 3 hlmk I 1,1 5, IQ If-mtlxlll ImlL1st1'i.1lAntxflulw I ' ' I QVX,-X I, jg ll-'mv fklul' .'. I I R, -ig 'I'1.uk I, 2. 5. ... W. - n Tlfsslf l'lUN'I'IiR IDI-fl.URlfS Illflvr Dfmrals Ilvm' UAA I1 -lllfllkll' 'I'ri-H1-Y Glu- Club 3. .l, q,l4-lr qllllu I I 2. Vuu l'1uulcnt IL ll'l' H1-X 1. I, Vuc Pruulunt -11 CSF 2, 3, AIQ Spunislm National Honu1'SmiL-tv 1, 5. 41 Nation- .ll Merit Axwmition VI. BONNIE JOBE LFONA JOHIT Blrlulx' -lmumx lr, lI'l'Ill-X I, I. Sun-tau' x 2, Tri-Hi-Y 5, ll Swann Club J. 4, XX llLlL.lt Club Il. 7'1- as SVN 'ff' if E53 V314 K 5 Q 5, lm Kl3I.I.Y Blmk I, 2, 3, rig Foot- b.rll 2, R, -I3 lluscbnll 3, 43 Gusllcr Stuff lg Wilnlrxlt Club -I, juu L12s'rIzR 'l.l'.lI'lSfCl' from C0.lllIlj.fIl High 23 lumtlmll 2. 3. 41 liuslxctlxrll 23 'l'rIuk 2, 33 Block 2, 3, lg Dcrrirl: Stuff 'IQ Varsity Club 3. 43 Prince Cl1.l1'ming, Cimlc'rcll.I Bull Al. G1 Nui Loxu Kcy Club 3. K, flrnrnr fm? 'il-yw0 r ft J lor Kll.I.MER TONYA LA MARsNA Hqwmm Llqlg Imlustrinl Arts Club I, Wilnlrrlt Club 3, l. Kgy Club 5, 43 lhml I, 2. 53 llnskutbull 23 Fuotlmll 3. Roruxrx' L13 V,-XI.I.IfY SVNNIV l.l.0YlW LINDA I-Ofilili T r 1lI1SfCI' frmn li.1kcr'sficlrl GAA I, 2. 51 Spruuslx Club High 33 'I'hiYSri 5, I, 2. 33 'I'r'c.1sL1rc'1' 33 VC'ilIlI. Club 1, 3. I3 Vice l'r'usiIlcnt ,I3 Girls' Glue Club 33 Via Pre-siIlr'nt 31 Class Srmrctrrry 3 All limxrml 43 Girls' l,L-.rgun 'l'l'L'.lNlll'CI' 11. Dmzorm' I.o'rsPl21CH INIARY Lynx ISAIIHARA lWAlll,l5 O11l1c'str'41 I. 2. 3. I3 Honor Glcc Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y GAA I. 23 Wlilrluxt Club f,l'Cl1CSll'.l 2, 3, I. -13 Hostess Club l. 1. 3, -Ig Hustuss Club I, Z, 3 Sc'rrct41r'y 33 Tcnnis J, 3, ,I Class Scum-t411'y' 32 All limul 33 l,41trn Club 3, fl. Scwctrxxy 43 Stuclcnt Body Prcsirlcrlt xSI','Gl'- 32.333 'K' l v 6 if! l:AYlf MANN GAA 1. 2. 'lL'Nl' lNlCQlUANIl IS GAA l. IL lXl.11mu'cttL' l. 2. 3. IQ Stullmt ihumil Z1 lfrcmlm Club 21 llIlI1kk'NN Clmlmu-llgl lS.1ll H 11 'wtcw Club ll XX'ilnl- Lat Club ll Cnuxlwrr Stall 4. 'lm' lN'llI.I.lfIi ' -Q axis... kg-Q 5532.5 .Je ffm K sp! 7N..v-' -Simi? 33 All . if .45 bf x X ' Q '- .F A-QA.. 5 l ,f1 va. 37 gi 1 A A L .Z if S r 3 e , 233, 1 A A 212 - LARRY MARCELI, jlznm' lYllZI.TON LIZONARD MOON llpuk 2. 31 lluutbglll l. I. 1 lg lilscbaxll 5. L Y Am. ,,,,,. ' Q. ? l ,X . ,gg 5 Y . K 'S . ,' Q juss MARR Key Club 2. 3. -l, Prcsillcnt -l Hi-Y 2. 3, -l, Chaplain 5 Blmk 2, 3, 'lg Inter-Club Cuunfil 5. s. lmlmimf ,lg All Board 43 CSF 23 Football Z. 3. ,lg 'lhuk 2. 3. 4g Dcrrilk Staff 43 'I'r.nmfr1' from Mui, Copa High Schoul 2. CHARMAYNli lN'lII.I.liR bln' Klub 2. 3. CARQI, lNlORCiAN GAA l.21.lr. lI'l-HI-X 1.11 Hustcss Club 3. lg Tri-Hi-Y I. 'ELK ,X ,Y fll X1 CHARLIIS Nl,-XRTIN lI1xlLlSlfl.ll Artx C lub l. 2. 5. -l, DMU Mu.1.1fR lXIoNnm-1 lwlvnvm' 'l4I'.ll'1SfL'I' from limo Rubles 21 lfmntlmll 33 lmlustrinl Arts Club L 1' lm ' e 435 X 9 ,. A. . , . X ,Q it , , -3 A. Zin fm. . - MXH Q -.N-xx XS fair x 2 -- M X 1, Q5 5 Wg L 122 lx, nl! r? ivyx .gur- 'lkmixii' Sli vixs fiHAliI.lIS S'1'ii,ifs l5.1nil l. J. S. 41 Oiiliutixi 2. liisrbiill jg 'l'lii Sui I. w. ll 'lipuk L 13 Ki-y Cflub 7 3, -l, 'l'l'L'.1xi11'ul' 5. I. j.-milfs 'Il-ws LIZONA 'I'iioMAs lr.mwli'i' from Ciilwilln .luniur High, VL'UllII'il 25 Glue Club 21 lI'l-H1-X -l. ,llfRAI,I3 TVRNIQR JIIRRY Tl'l1Nlfli Tiuuk 1. 2. -11 Foutlmll 3. Swimming lg lfnutlmll 53 ll.inil 2. 31 Drama Club 5, l. x Difgic Sxw'i'i'zl.12R D1'.1m.1 Club lg Ilillcttu Club 2. 5, -ig Class 'l'im-.isiiix-r 5, Rizxrvx' 'liimiiis Band 1, Z. 3. ig All'Cuunty Honor limil 21 lfnim-iisiis 'l'c.im 2. Minis Ti'izNi2R Football 3, ig Ciipmin. Bub- Cats -lg Swimming 1, 2. 3. -lg Key Club 3. -11 Iiloik 3 I C.l.i5 3 Wixxuf 'lkxlui Citflubl ' 3 l Xiu l . ,-,,.i 'i w CNI l w l llnls ilvnt .3 .. ' .L , uni' ll l..itin Klub l. 2. S l li'c.i5i1i'rr 11 Ail lmii-il 51 riik Stull 3, -l, lfilmvi' IQ liini l, 23 Qucrn Cl1i'istin.u li.ll Bi-'vi Rm' 'l'oxvNsl'N1m GAA 1Siwi'tx Hc.ulJ -IL Li Club l, 5. joim Umwiqij Cl.1ss Viru Pix-siilcnt lg 'linnlx ix Club 1, lg Tennis 5, -13 Ky I 3, -lg Blink l 2. 5. -lg l..a Club Alg 'l'lii Sii 'ig Dr.im.i Club ilu 3, -ig XX ilili-.it Club 3, I 4 5 Viin' llI'LNlxlLI1I lg W'1lil Du rlkt 4 S.. 'lkm V.-IIIQIIN linxlutlmll l. 1, 5. lQ lfuwt' . x Y lull l. I1 lilmlx I 1. -. N. ll ,lqlllkli lg Cluslur Stull I. Dlfili XYHII SH 'lcnnis I. 1. 5. I1 l5.ulcrtl1.1Il l. 1. 3. IL luvutlwglll A11 Key Clulw 2. 51 lilmk l, 3, 5, -I. flllllilll' AANIQ WIIIINIQY I I'.lI'I9fC1' fr u IN 1NIII1'yIuLIL1nt Higll 51 'III-lli-Y. ClI1lpl.III'I 51 l:I'kf1xll Cilulw. Su'I'ct.II'y 41ml PI'L-sillcnt S1 CSF. Surct.II'y ?7Q 'l'lIi-Sli 5. I1 Dlxuugltil Clulw 33 ClLlSllL'I' St.1ff ig Dcrrilk Stuff I. ws 'f ',f CII.-xIuIm'I'TIf WAc,xI II BAIIIIAIIA XX7AlKl'li DON WALKIQII GAA 11 SlXll1lillCll1l7 11 Dm- GAA l. J. 3. I. 5cII'ut.1Iy 2. m.1tiI flulv 1. 3. ll XY'IlIlI.It 'l.I'CJSLII'Cl' 5. l'I'csIIlunt IQ lkuul Clulv 3. Ig Girls' Glu- Club 1. 2, -ig Hunm' linml jg Gul! 4. lJl'4'NlIlL'Ilt -I1 Clk-L'I'lc.IIlc1' Lcttcr Smicty 1. 2. 3. I, Prui- 9. 4. Ilcut 3. I3,xII..bxs XVVST RICHY XVHITF SANIIRA XVHI'rIa lI1IlIINIIl.ll Arts Clulw -1. Fwflill Cllll' l-A 3- 5 Vlfl' GAA l. 2, SQ lllcc Clulv 1 PYCSMUN 23 Swlmmmf-3 1- 3? 'l1I'C.l5lll'L'l'. vlr. RI-Il Cfruss 2 1541116 l- 3, 5- 'l? Ufilwslf-1 Hostess Clulw 'l4l'CIlSLll'Cl' 3, 4 1.2. 3- -Ig My Club 42-Q55 II- jf. TII.Hi.Y IIMIIIIIIII 2 Vncc Pl't5lQlCI1t -Ig llll Nl 3- XX'ilIlu1t Club 3, .Ig CQl.1ss Su 5, bl, P1'csiLlcnt -ll CSF 2. 3. -Ig rcmrv I. Tcnnii 7: 4' Bow' Stltc 3 XV JMIIN XYXIIDHARIHIZR 'I A JOHN II.soN CHAIII Ifs XWIIIIIXNIS Ifootlmll 1. A A Thi-Sai 1, 2. 3. 43 DIQIIII-IMS Club I. 3. 3. -I. PI1'SiLlcnt 5. 4g Fwnclm Club 2. 5, 4: Claws Play 3. l X JOHN WINTON Glce Cluln 1, 2, 3. -15 Key Club 3. -i. JOYCE XVYKE Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 25 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Hostess Club 5. QS JEAN WITTIEN Orchestra 1, 2g Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 3g C.S.F. Trcasurcr ll. MARTHA BARENO if-an as' fwfr I. A4 l' JOHN VUOOLRIIJGIZ SAM XVRIGIIT Transfer from Avcnnl High School 2. Football I, 2. 5. lg Basket l, 2. 3. ll lilmk l, 7 5, fig 'l'r.u,k 5. Aly Ad lSu.11'Ll ELLEN PATTERSON Transfer from Ceres High School, Ceres, California 4. Na! Present -- but ,Accauutcd for NANCY HARRIS RICHARD MONTOX'A N -S. . , I 31 'W lolm Vlxlwn Nluxg Huntu mm Iumu X nu s I Iinlu NutIuB1rtlLtt Bcttx M IL Icmlm Buku Imklumln U15 Scmar Ulass ,Murdered ,wwf I 1 Ilifi, RI Al Il Rm! r mf 1 III Irf M1 zum SIEHJ I7.lLIf1l,I' 17.1115 I5,n'i1r,' Awful Clhlflfi' 01: 1II,1r1f11 , ,. 'Um .Ji ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, T11 14' Alwk ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,A Tln' AI'I'.Iff'l4jf?ll,II Sfllllllgll' ' c giuy was prvscn 1 Miss feral Iinc Smith. CREDITS: Presents JI CAQI MARIHA ISARIII I I INAINCH CARI NOX IUHN XXIINION BTI IN MAI IORDAX ANNFIII IRAXIX , lhbbl. III INIIX VIOHN XXILSON ., -IIZRRY BLAIR , , RO 'ISR ISAILIIY ANN CAI,ISRAI'I'II ISITCKIE FINKIIZMAN , ,ms MARR Kpril -Q , A A P1111 lrffvy Pro 1 !ffE'f.HI!1, Shiga' .fflfmlg .IHIIIW Dillvy' Cary Iinllcngcc Ann Cg1lIv1',1itI1 D m V1 1' ighy XX'hitc Miko Furtncy Ms! Semester Ofheers lim MQNQCI ', wrcsidcntg Doug Smith, vnu Wl'L'SitiL'IllQ ud' A1UI'5l.lIl sr.-L11'i.1:' 'Q Aulu XXfill- 5 I . I 5 1 5 Sl1lI'L'. lI4C.l5LlI'LI'. juniers Seemed Semester Ofieers blurry Stung, prcsidcntg Mdrjoric Ncuman scu1'ut.1ry1 Anita Stine-lwurg, vim' prusidclmtg liI'I1lL' Rockhult, IFC.lSLII'CY. ,-...M--1 S j,.:,:Q-+R' 5 5 t ,ff , ,l for juice Blanlxcnslmip lilril Boglrnlman Mike Boehm Ronnic Bolivar f:.lf0lC Bolton lfugcnc Bolton l2h.lfl3L1I'Ll Bone IQJCLIIIIIQI Bracken 'ludic Bright Dale Brooks B.1flW.1I'.1 Brown George Brown Margo Brown DMC Bryant Millie Burrcl N 5 r,,: E Ill 1 I P ,- dbh? . :G L 2 I X ' ' . 'h S 4 S S s lDLlflCI1C Aitkcns lully Allcn Connie Arnot llfdllli Atkcrson Ron.1lll Barlow 93' , D A A Ann Burncs 'T V G- 'Sq , .lim B.1rrctt , M ri r Slmirluy Bentley 'K ' ' X Arlcnc Bcrkcy .N Q lllfftll Berry 'W'-M ' Alcxgmdria Bicskci Nvil Binlornl Noel Binlnrll David Bluknmn Rex Blnmo Larry liuttkc XVy.1tt Cf.1sl1 Huold Cfdwclti Domthy Cil1.1pm.1n Flrmlvctlm Clark Sun CLut'f4cc Cordelia Coltcr Sandra Cloltrin C3Cf.1ldlllC Cook ElIgL'I1L' C,m'in Bill fox Dm ic Cfrmx'n0x'er Gerald Cummins 'Luk Cxupp .ludy DL-.xrborn U7 J ar'- Av- x f f N., ..-'X Ju N 'Q' X Dun Dukcr Slwarml l7m'4'i K.1tl1y Dulwc' Duc Dumll Ken Dumll Susan Duxall .lim llmllcy UICJIIIIR' llnglislm Ifmcstinc lixmis Susan lfx.ms Tcrry lllllglmll Tum l .lllH'iI1L'I' Nor'm.111 lfiu-IJ D.11my lflynt Bill l'40I'lM's i Q. 'Ri N 'Q or get 4 M , P ,KEN xii , , Marlene Haller Linda Hanks Stephen Harding Bob Harrington Victor Harvey jack Heard Bob Heffron Carol Helsel Gwendolyn Herrod jacquie Hogan Donna Holder Earline Horack H. C. Houser Ervin Hudgcns Ronnie Hunter 4 ffm I1 gy ? Carolyn Frazier Don French Hullon Fuller Loretta Garcia 4 Fe' Lawrenic- Garratt ,fx I G 4 5 iz - an l V rrti L G. N' Q it F -' i , 5 ,bi ,S jo Ann Garvin Q, Q - be , Rosa Gcissel Q? if' i Dorothy George y fy 'C':'- X Biii Gill i ff ,,,i ,K Orville Gowen ri., in -' Q it . X I . . gf Cecil Graves i' 3 Richard Grey K X it H Donald Grimes ' R? Pat Grimes G Janice Haasc Q wt f ., A i. M Q im i. 0- 'f ii 495 , ' ' x' R N l Don llurt Dorothy Hurt Bcity .lulincrt XllfQll1l.l,lOfLl11I1 Carla Kaublc Dwight Kauk Bill Kelly l2ll.1 Kulscy Bill Klugnw limiiccs Knight ak QVNJ 1 .' -ft A 'N -X- M 5 M ifli -' 1 M- an Q . 1 X 1 4 hu. E Lil. l X X . Silly Kusicr il , Annctlc L11 Barthc i Q lim I.caussL1n if I.orctt.1 Lemieux Verna Long H A w I ff . , M in , v-I ll f.. S, 1' ' f f 1 -'.: i 2 li M vamiggrxx P Q M 5 34' lg, Y Iii '97 T' .gsm W WN, R . if is A-'xi elf' i X '- '52 i N N 1' ix IN N pkx K ap N A, i J , I b, N il -N 'Nf 9101 . Pi 4 is F! H fx if X ., , i A 1 Y 1145 1 Q gb'X i i i wer i M it e BX , V y Sharon l.UlWCI'CIl.1 Doris Intl Dax id l.own liclty Lyllkll lfil M.illn1'y A1.lKlll1lX Pit Mann Ci'li.1 Mxnning Myrtiuc lxl.lI'I' Bob M.1i'sli.1Il Doug Mifilcllan l r.1mcs MiD.1niCls I.oxu-ll Miiiinnis I.inil.1 Mi Kee Dorothy Mi Mahon K9 :slim uw X GQ. 1-all f f 1 43' Marie Najilf Marjorie Neuman Winneta Noland Richard Noble jim Oberdorf Sheryl Page Carolyn Parks janet Patterson Ed Patton Larry Peavyhouse Darrell Perry Roberta Phillips Wanda Phillips Douglas Pittman Nancy Price Vex Q ,N an ir 5 ,Q pr '5f 7 My 1, - .QL as-M, , , ac. Q E' , E, an ,M I ah 'F ,, sr.. 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After suffering through the initiatory rites, the world looked brighter to the frosh at their reception. The customary orderly confusion when we signed up for classes, voted for officers, and learned new route patterns for our steps to different classes soon gave way to 11 familiar arrangement of daily activities. The halls were crawling with frosh when the GAA initiated its new members. 'X' ,fl lkbii c ti., as mlm -IQ - El' 12.5 l 'E' . in Msg . . Utter confusion By October, football was in full swing, YNY I and the teams were showing promises ol' a successful season. Taft's Oileloratlo celebration found the campus swarming with levi-clad girls anti hairy-chinnetl boys. The festivities inelutletl parties, dam-es, barbcxues, a queen contest, . ., 0 3 and other activities. Qeont. belowj las E, A N 4 t. 1 '-eloit tr o Dogpateh fthe girls' gyml was the setting lor the traditional Sailie llawlcins Dante to whith Daisy Maes dragged their illhtortuneil Ifil Alwners. XY'ith this dance the curtain rang tlown on the liirst two Xvhcrc ML- flu- bgklftlg? months of sotial actixities at Taft High. 111.1955 Although Noxcmbcr inarkcd the closc of the tnntlmrll Simson, it also marked thc opening of Ll very SLlL'QCSSf4Lll lmskctlull su-.1sun. Mrs, Bumpstumi--I.cigl1'' was the titlr: of thc play given this VL-.rr by the junior class. l7niicr the iiircctiwri of Mrs. Priic, thc dr.1in.1tiis tciiclicr, thc play w.1s wi-ll rmcptul by the stu, dents. B.1skctlv.1ll begins. ,ff f Wfw -mamlre r I 5,5 Red Sanders, outstanding football coach from U.C.L.A., was the guest speaker at the Wlieri do we exit? pw football lW.lIltlL1Cf held in the cafeteria. Awards were presented to the deserving players, who accepted their honors with much enthusiasm. How would you like JYIIII' egg??? Isl d n itswnme t'sa snow flalce ' Witll the mud pit as the center of interest of the initiation, the block T gave its new members the royal treatment. After undergoing the messy, dirty, slimy torture for several hours, the boys were officially accepted as members of the club. 1955 was ushered out by the socitl highlight of the first semester--the Christmas Ball. This much publicized oc casion was attended and enjoyed by the majority of the students. ill! -,S.c,,.. During J.lllLI41I'y much promising talk xx'.1s he.1rd fCl1.1I'Llll1Q our h.1slccth.1ll team. Little did we sus- pect that the XVild- c.1ts would he Valley Clmmps Y lf Moments to Remember was the theme chosen by the Girls' League for its gumuul Coed Capers. This xariety show was staged in the auditorium before u very well-satisfied audience. A fwmiillilu .......l I uture aclxsons The December Song , . I1 1.19. Q M-LC-K-E-YSYM-O-U-S-E An annual affair enjoyed by the members of the Latin Club is the Roman Banquet. New Members were initiated at the banquet serving as slaves. Food and entertainment were enjoyed by all. Blow, Harry, blow! ! !! -14 war' Long live Rex! This cry was heard among the students when the Mardi Gras dance was staged by the French Club. A different type of dance, it created new interest and was well attended by the student body. Friends, Romans, and countrymen . . . nr.nl1-I .. ,. One ot' the most important events in Mart-h was the winning nt' the San Joaquin Valley championship in haskethall. Wfith this perfect entling of the season. the spring sports of tennis, track, swimming, and hasehall hegan, Huh llaniptnn sunr- ing in the lllisnn game , . . The lilotk T skit in the Spring Sing Smog that cigarette The Spring Sing was lull nl line skits .intl atts. Snytler .intl llnwartls atlagio won a prize, The granrl prize went to the Morlern Dance class. Am Coming back from Easter vacation, we entered the final stretch of the school year. Spring sports were still in the limelight, and new records were being set in track. The tempo of life increased for the seniors as they approached the day of graduation. 437 Nothing like a good murder for ' a pleasant evening-and the sen- iors gave it to us in their play . . . They're off! X555 .-13,5 Q E- i . r ,. Bruce Ioppini built a switchboard for exhibit at the Science Fair at Fresno. Mr. Davis is making cer- tain it is in working order . , . X As we neired the and of the school year somehow the days bcume longer XVh1le frosh sophs and yunlors were sweatlng out the txme looklng forwxrd to xuatlon through a hize of flml exams the semors were lookrng forward eigerly to eommente ment when they would pass through the doors of the school as students for the last tune then they would go on nnto the world of further edut ltxon or of theur llft s work These were CXLIUIIZQ days the preparatnon for gmduatlon the b1tt1l,1ure1te scryntc the tommentement and the toyeted d1plom1 leadlng to the adycnture of new expcrlence lhead Q F' an 4 L L .L r x 1 v f v- s-1 5 1 1 , L . - - .1 - Y. - - - . , . , . ,, v, -, 7 a 1 ' ' c 4 4 , ' ' 4. 1 1 '- s , L A ' '. - . Y - , L t --L , K 1 V -. Y 1 - ' ' 1 1 - v . ' 1 1 1 4 . . . .V 1 b I L I . . . Rf. 1' may Nw .. 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Strang. lliklcafs ,Mast Valuable Scarebaard LYNN EASTXVOOD fullhack ...,...20 XVHSLU 12 ,H ,li Garccs ., , 7 , ,Hifi Shafter .,,..,, 7 ,,.....25 North 20 6 East Bakersfield 14 ,...,.,38 Arvin 32 ......20 Hanford ,. 26 .. 6 Delano 13 7 Paso Robles 19 lmpraved JERRY STRANG guard ,411-leaguc Hrs! Team r U Rf ' ' , ix- 1 XR I L VQ, af if bA '., L ji f A L: VOM? L' Xix L is. BOB HALIPTON LYNN EASFIXX OOD JIINI FLAKE i fullbafk center 1 Off' QNX M f f-'P' ,JM f f X My of ff' ff' My Cy ' - LPM 5,1 IFP- QU UW V 'Nqr W gf V T Sew dw UQ, 1 f 5- 5 if i BILL KLUGOW PAUL BELL ARCH XWILTSHIRE JERRY STRANG guard tackle halfbnck guard Q-Qtr!-ai' at A ul ix. ' W 'if . 'Q-'- 'mga .4-. EASTWOOD BELL BRIGHT DOUGHERTX fullbafk tackle end quarterback Wildcats The Wildcats, a team that was picked to win no more than two or three games this season, surprised the experts by win- ning five and losing four. The Wildcats, a smaller team than usual, improved rapidly as the season progressed. Ripping through Wasco, Garces, and Shafter, they played their best game of the season at North High. Beating North High for their fourth straight win, the Wildcats were perhaps a bit over-confident the following week against the East Bakers- field Blades. The Blades, league cham- pions, sneaked by the Wildcats in a very exciting and well played game. After the Arvin game, the Wildcats just couldn't keep up with their injuries, and in the last three games played their hearts out only to lose each one by a close margin. ity! Af .XR X ' s . 1, f. 'fi' Coaches CLAUSENQ CURTI. Head Coach: BRESSLIN WRIGHT STRANG XX'II.'l'SHIRE BALLENQI B halfback guard halfback tackle 'K-I Ki TIF 'YY -.1 ,, . fir' f '!5'f 'W A Q4 un..- wl Y Q g . 4 fk? 0 12 l Y 'uv ' if XKAALL H - wwf' : Q if:'ii'l f' H A was L, f 'f . Ng H Jawa, M -Q 1 XA ruff-'-a?'vffQ W - -. .A 4: -M CASH KELLY PEAVYHOVSIZ RASBIYSSEN UNI tackle and 11lI.ll'tCl'l7.lLk IYILTRRAY IXf4DfXNllfl,S Incl-:lc and ' -QQ .A-'J X 'sz K E-:iff 1 , N GQ ' kg ' A I ll I 'NWT' Z' if Y' ' ' 1 ' Y -..Q a Y Q ,fm J . Q 53 fj' X 'N gf - . H 30 1 -fs ' DULEY, HLYDGENS, 1am 1'K13. Ikigumgcrs ,. Li Q Cox HAMPTON , 4: , A1 hgllfluck L-ml 'X' ,. ' uid, W I A .ft .,,,.t,, ,,, , . .Lk KW -4 --f.,,- ' 1, '. .-, Q, ' ,:.. W k .. L1-'S'w 5.11-3.5 f-ff H fx f P 5 V ,. ffl? ' ' 5132 ,:g23,,g'5 i Q., Qi Qi FRENCH SNYDER XVALSH HUNT guard tackle and hnlfhzlck ., . II, ' :- 3 5.3 G 1 1 . -1.51 .YIHNKU Q1 I -QW .. ,Y 'Ha , 11, f ..xM'x+ - f fl? 9 l ,A ay. RL Q Y Q U' J 4 Q ai . Q-V'23f,93'3s. 'HZ gaswg, . -.'ifif.Q.Q V 5 22 P I R f Q Wx , I C f J X . . . -M-.., 4 W N' QQ ' V, A fx A MN --mn, Ci .MM . , i,w,.U ,,!, l., ,km lx 5 'K , f . ., N' iv 4f1vfTiy 121 T, Sv 33313, f , 'ff-iw' ,L .. -+ . . 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Rolling over Wfasco, Garces and Shafter, the Bobcats came out on he short end of a 13-7 victory for North High Still feeling the first taste of defeat, they were soundly beaten by East Bakersfield, 28-6. This infuriated the fighting Bob- cats and they came back to trounce Arvin, 19-6, and literally roll over Hanford, 52-0. Delano, sparked by the running of their fine negro halfback, Reuben Hill, squeezed past Taft, I9-7, in the final game of the season. The flghtln Kittens under uptarn lranus Sturltey thrs yc r were I1 5punlx 1 L tcxn losung IUIJOIIQ thelr gimcs but outganmng thur opponents The Kltlcns a te.1m tomposrd of ,O , freshmen pllycd lour 185111115 for evrperlencc then dcfmtrd North Hrgh Arun and Tu lare A nouple of newcomers tn T1ft thus yur Chrrcs Kennedy ind Leroy I-lirmon coached the clasa C Splr tans llzffeus b Bac row I-hase Webb Wflltlrop Brutlnntll Hoang Clgla l rrxon llrng Clult Brorlt Flmorc Fourth ron S amy mer M lshlll Duvall Lmltly Russtll l rx Q 1 Rutor el Hlcker Rxff L Blrrett 'llnrtl row Byers my C lsom l or Pl ry or Brlmlntt Holt McXV1llnmS Cflruhxtz luhmks Murrhx N tonl C1 wt: XXx Dec er B Morton btrrnu C rptntu lxtys I-ample lx utmrn Cormn l tth tt Hr rrst row Prrrcnt I Burctt Stuclccy Dtmlrut Wlmxtt 5llylIlN unxon ost rn Kmght J Morton SCOREBOARD Taft Taft U M.u'ltop.l ,, , 7 Dr-luno Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft 13 'l4Lll.ll'L' , 18 Arvin -lo North , 7 lfrlst l'a.1kt'1'afi 7 ll:llu'1'sfit'ltl , l9 Back row Dougherty, Blair, Stanley, Barnes, Wfalsh, Hampton, McDaniels Vaughn Robert Par rent Front row: Grimes. managerg Coach Griffing Buttke, manager. Mldcats Wzampivus af the Suu joaquiu Valley Taft Taft .,........ .7,..... Taft .,........ ....... Taft ......,... ,...... Taft Taft .......... ........ Taft Taft Taft Taft .,.,....,, ........ Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft .,........ ..,..... 5 0 Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft ,......... ........ 4 6 Taft .......... ........ Taft Taft Scarelward Garces .,.,, North ,,t,,,,.,, Bakersfield ......r.,,,.,,,i.., Wasco .......,.,,... ...,....,... Edison High of Fresno Wasco ,.r.,,......,......t...... Tulare .............,,,.,. San Luis Obispo ....... Arroyo Grande .....t Arvm ,............. North ......r., Bakersfield ..r.. Shafter ....,.,........ Delano .....,.......,......,. East Bakersfield ........ North .................... Antelope Valley ,,,.... Maricopa ............... Arvin .............. Bakersfield ......... Delano .,.................... East Bakersfield ........ North ......,.....,.,.........,.. Arvin ........................... Edison High of Fresno BOB HAMPION DICK WAI SH Most uluable All League center argue glllfl L ra nn Lo r rptun I-Es l5ARNlEb LEON PARRLNT All Lugue fum ul suond teuu Ixfogf lmplmqgl pllyu Coach Irank Gr1ff1n s f1ne work bore frult rn 1 team that won the rhampronshlp ol the entlre San joaqum Valley Last year Taft lost the crown to Edrson Hugh of Ircsno by the margxn of a smvle polnt thls year the decxsnon was rexersed by the same Xllifglll the very rloseness of the scormg showrng the exenness rn the tbnlrtres ol the terms Bob Hampton was hrgh scorer rn the South Yosemrte League whrle Dnrl-. Wfnlsh placed flfth nn the scorrng rate Both were All League selectrons Les Barnes vsas thosen as a forw 1rd on the All League second team The team won 24 out of 25 games losrng only to Last Bakersfreld rn 1 game rn whlch the Taft players were confused by the stallrng tactles of the Blades tattrts that soon became famous throughout the league The game to be remembered was the one by whxch Taft won the thampronslup ot the entxre xalley rn defeatxng Edrson the champions of the northern tler of the x llley a game frlled wrth color excrtement and truly champ1onsh1p basketball on the put of both teams f f' I nm! f W- 1 - - -fm S XX. o 'TW 5,3 k-,.L. XA X, 3 . . XE ini. ,, php, S Q! A Sf . fQ is Q , I Q :Ef. f w f b K t s L if ' '5 9 X A x U6 .,- NW .M N 1 5 :pfgm . X f az, 5 . ,mf Ifirst row: Strung. lfrencli. Tiiylor. Wfiltshire. llinford. Swett. Duvall. Second row: Coach H.iimon Hord. Miller, Criswell, Cash. Cummins. Calhoun. Herman. Byers. jurriar Varsity For the first time, the jV's brought a champion- ship in their league to Taft. With a record of 9 wins and only one loss in league competition, the squad, coached by Leroy Harmon, played excellent ball and deserved to win the flag. The high scorer on the team was Archie XVilt- shire, who amassed 276 points during the season. Gerald Cummins was second, with 168 points to his credit. The third member of the 'Terrible Trio' was Wfyatt Cash, who rang up 90 markers. The team play was excellent, and the entire squad deserves the commendations coming their way. Ronnie Duvall and Mitchell Byers were the managers. T11 f t Taft Tal ft Taft ,..,,, ..,,,.,. Tzlft Taft Taf t Taft Taft Taft Tzlft Taft Tal ft Taft Taf t Scoreboard 37 lxTAlI'lL'0Pgl A's I6 Tulare , 27 Bakersfield 30 Miiricopa As 39 Delano 53 lfast Bakersfield 47 North ..,,. , 38 Giirces As 37 Arvin ,, 28 lflnkersliield 58 Delano , 52 Games A's 52 lfast Bakersfield SO North , 35 Arvin ,, First row: Pannell. Clark, jones, McClelland, Snoddy, Brooks. Second row: Coach Harrell, Hill. Sweaney, Stearns. Duvall. Turner. Moore. Stanley. manager. Kabcafs Coach Tom Harrell's Bobcats were a problem even to the coach this year. They were capable of playing terrific ball, and when the spark caught, they did, However, even a rapid glance at the scores will show that they blew hot and cold. However, hot or cold, they always put on a good show, and the games they lost by one pointfand there were severalfwere thrillers. They also posted some significant wins that showed the improvement of the team as the season progressed. Doug fFlashj McClelland and Bruce jones were the high scorers for the team. Taft ....... ,.,.,.. Taft ..r.... ....... Taft ....... ....... Taft .....,. ,.,.... Taft .,..... ,,..,.. Taft ....... ....... Taft ....... ....... Taft Taft ....... .....,. Scoreboard 39 351 51 41 40 20 35 71 32 Taft ...... ....... 2 5 Taft ...... ....... 5 2 Taft ......... ....... 6 5 Taft Taft ......... ....... .39 Xlifasco ...... Tulare .,.,., Shafter .,........... Fast Bakersfield Delano ..........,.. Bakersfield r.... North ,,,........ Maricopa ,,.., Aryin .r............. Bakersfield ...., Delano .,..,........ Garces .........r... East Bakersfield North .............. AAU' First row: Sullivan, Eubanks, Russell, Perry, Boardman. Rector, Brudenell, Starns. Second row: Coach Mello. White, Carlson, Carpenter, Hawthorne. Veitch. Cooper, Bowman, Ruff. johnson ldffens The Kittens, coached by Mr. Mello, was one of the finest C teams our school has had in many years. Their record for the year shows a total of sixteen wins and five losses, and only the fact that two of these losses were administered by the Delano C's kept them from making good on their bid for the championship. The leading scorers on the squad were Skip Coop- er, jack Rector, Dale Ruff, David Veitch, and Tommy Wfhite, but the whole team played good ball. Mr. Mello's coaching played a large part in the success of the team. Taft s.s,,. ,......, Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft Taft ....,,, ,rr,,,,, Taft., Scarelward 38 32 45 13 23 29 30 30 33 30 31 321 38 3 4 f 48 30 32 32 43 2 8 fi 5 Maricopa ...,r, Maricopa .,,..,,,, , , Maricopa B's ,, Witsco ...,.....ir,,, ,,,. Wfasco ,,.,... Tulare .........,, Bakersfield .2 Shafter .e....,..r Haricopa ,,s,,, .. Delano ...,,,,,.,,, East Bakersfield North .....rr.,rrr, Garces ,,,,,, Maricopa Aryin ...,,,,.. Bakersfield .,.. Delano ..s,,,,,.,. Ga rces ,,,,,.s.,.,.., East Bakersfield North ..s,.,,,,,.. ,,,, c,,, Arvin 32 18 30 18 26 Zi 21 20 22 32 29 22 27 6 25 -10 38 31 .Zi 27 25 I ,3- juniar Varsity lirst rim. llmlgnns. iii.in.igcrg llowscix liiuicli, Hyriil, Smit, lxl.lyhUX1ilYL'. Ciirlwn. Hurt, Mrfllcllariil irwy, Pliillips. Sismml row: Smith, Iluiison. 'l'ui'i'ay, lNI4ifm-y, Cummins. l,Lu'smm. Pilttun, l'1clil C lflllfl. Swett. Wi-lwlw. MLNQAI. Slicplicrll. Diili-in rinziigigcii Mr, Rmmilll, iimcli, .?rcshmar1 liist rim: CUDNVLIY. Hglwtlicwnc, Tl'.llH0l', l7.1ttUn. ciI'UNYLlCl', Hill Semnil row: Marion. Illilflilykl' yn-is liiwilce, Miillfi-. I.uc.1s. Mmirc. Mr. H.1i'rc-ll. umgli. Tliiiml row: Smith, Limlci. Whrren. Smul liy. M.iliii, lfulunks, 5 5 ' ii A 4 bn, Q.. s. xv s s . k , . , . V . N , . 1- K -,Q . . , - i , .P . e 11. Mr -.f. f , . .' ' - ' - - X - gp N. ,- ,, N- v K. 'Y - ' f 1 ' , ' '-.li 'f. 1 P f .f': sf.' 'fi' - - K-'.- W f' - . . . tx Q ' f V v 4 , ,L Al nf SW Y 5 :ish-X ,sl ,,1,fX.,v' -fi , - , .h . K- K V . A .n . s p k, ,Rs M, , -is . 'till Q Rf-.A it 8 . vs., yin, I A,c-ue 5,.f3Lg,.,i 1- IV, ?S A . . g . .5 t- A, , ,. - 4 - -- X .Q , fi' .te M,--i-.vo N . Q H . W3 ,, , r i wx., c. ,, , . .- -,Lf ,QE , 4 T if- Mi,-.', nag... xAv. -L.,-:+,x, K .t , ,,, . -.- h 4-,. .R - fr - , ., . r 1 .. x : - . '- 'f -,', 1, - f- 2.5,-i lfirst rovv: XX'iltshire, Dougherty. Rasmussen. Stuckcy. Newton, Stearns. Duvall. Setond row: Mr. Reedv. toathg Kelly. Rasmussen. Patterson, Oliver. Hampton, Parrent. jones. Klugow. Strang. Kaseball Due to the length of the basketball season, inasmuch as the championship game was a post-season game, baseball got a slow start this year. It is difficult to think about starting baseball practice when an all-important basketball game remains to be played, and when some of the best candidates for positions on the baseball squads are still hitting the cords. As a result Coaches Reedy, Romuld and Harrell had to start late in developing their respective teams, so that it is likely that the season will be a constantly improving one for Taft as the teams become more seasoned and as the addition of members of the basketball teams give a better rounded lineup. , l i l l f :gmt .1 . K k . A . , xii., lk. X Q 'A K K KA .. X ., ,xx ,K 1 1 'nfl 3 'l?P'M5X3M imfrrgae lf' Nw 'fl ' A .X N 'lik i F t3g?fs.fY l n f , . 21 . N 1 - .wx - First row: Smetlley, Decker, Cox, Hurt. johnson. Loch. Cagle. Nagle. Moor. Tliornton, Hcffron, Gore. Second row: Emerson, Cagle, Ruff. Muon. Kaufman, Steinmctv. liramlett. Sachs. llogue, Clark, Hacker. Third row: Owen, Raney, Criswcll. Gill. Allen. Barnes. Sasser. Geissel. Smith. Keys. Aldrich. Fourth row: Knost, Wyke, Sechrest. Snyder. Cash. Smith. Urquluart. Binfortl, Rurkholt, Mallory. Fifth row: Eilanrl, Ault, Erlmaiston, Hunter. Carpenter. Kalar. Owens, Russell. Sixth row: Lester, Nave, Wliite, Turner, Wright. Peavyliousc. Ricl1.1rtls. Crawfortl. Denim. Seventh row: F. Grif- fin, coach, Pett, Byers, Duvall. Crack jerry Peavyhouse breaking the school's record for 880 . . . Nt v--- 4 , marks f fr ' 5 . Q rm ,R -nv .Pi-'3 -Q . f'v v 'V X GW 4 'ivy A A . 'Vr- . , 1 . X . - - ,2:' ,I A Q rl .f ax . 5391: 'lf ww H' V Xv..i.f WK?- , .,. , , 4, rwbu Q. '1 - , is-1 ,.' k D 1, ,A z . .IJ . 4 I wk - i ,. AE . A I D -1, , A 'Zag' Z1 2: x , 5 .-I, , yr, , if ilk. Q - a A , '-. V i v 3 ' , . xy' 4. 1' J' ' f w . H. ' 'iii ' ' K L 'rv , f - ' a .4 , V x A lfirst row: Herman. Raine, liiinskit. ligillengee, Snownlen. Seiuntl lim: Kinney, lliqili-3, l'u.ixylii-mise. Mallory, Heitineyer. Pnnnell. 'Ihiiml row: Hgrrington, l.CLLlSS.lI1, 'l'.nri'. 'l'ui'ntr. Mt. Smith. umtli. Swimming Many league honors were won last year by one of the most outstmtling swimming teams Ttift High has ever had, Many firsts were taken in all tlasses in Southern Yosemite League nompetition. The 1956 team shows equal promise and will untloulvteelly do L1 fine job in bringing us victories. ,Ln Grey. lfaulkner, liasham. Furtney. Grey. 605 Although the turnout has been rather limited this year, the golf team shows signs of having a few individual stars. Tom Faulkner, one of Taft's better golfers in the last few years, plays consistently in the low 8O's. Also indicating some promise is Mike liurtney, who has played on the second team all his years in high school. The loss of Bill Smith, a constant 70's golfer, has hurt the team considerablyg however, Coach john Mello is highly pleased with the team as a whole. In its first match the team was soundly beaten by Bakersfield High 29 to 7. The scores: Verhaag QBD def. Faulkner QTQ, 6-Og liurtney QTD def. Kling 4-23 Carr CBD def. Grey QTj, 6-og Cross QTQ tied Smedley QBJ, 5-3g Horan CBJ def. Weatherly' LTD, 6-0. Mr. Mello coaches the team. First row: Mahle, Neuman, Smith, Reynolds, Finkleman, Scarborough, Sherman, Putnam. Second row: Rivers, Ritzius, Mills, Haller, Romuld, Stevenson, Pruiett, Pruiett. Third row: Updyke, Ford, Oberdorf, White, Eardley, Bailey, Walsh, Dodson, McWilliams, Harps. Zkuuis This year's tennis team promises to come through with flying colors. Win or lose, Taft will be well represented in every match, and there will undoubtedly be many victories on the record sheet at the close of the year's play. In the first game of the season, the girl's team defeated North High, 4-1. In the doubles matches, Barbara Mahle and Susan Putnam won their match, 6-3, 6-2, and Barbara Ritzius and Sharon Reynolds won, 6-2, 6-2. Marjorie Neuman lost by the score of 2-6, 2-6 in the singles match she played, while Paula Rivers won her match by the scores of 10-8, 6-2. Janice Smith also won her match in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4. Our boys' team lost to North by a close 3-2 score. Roger Bailey and jim Eardley lost their doubles match, 4-6, 0-6, and Jim Oberdorf and Dick Ford lost a tight match by the scores of 4-6, 6-4, 3-6. Dick Walsh won by the scores of 6-1, 7-9, 6-4, and Richy White won by 6-3, 8-6. Miss Buss coaches the girls' team, and Mr. Kennedy the boys. am xx ealthy m my frxcnds Immun Lf Atilnns .41 13 ..- QZPIEEQ 3 FNS' i - l ' .. ,- I ..- x ' P X K .. ,L ' x 1 t x X .r x - J . 4 ' K - W I 1' .A ' 1 - 4 , , - ,H ' , I .J 1 s Q L l Q 1 V ' I I 5 , l it o -.- ' J 4 1 'E -, - K. Q.. 4 . , -V 1 .N I 4. X M v , ' 1 ' we A ' ' ,,, I , ' 'Q ,J is .4 L - V i.1.i..1-. - . . I -Nh ' ' x U I l :C ' I I 3 ij 7 ' H ' P ' , li- ss 43, rg ' , ' . Q 7 '5sf41?ifi1.'1 k naw , ts :':f:1ews21'S 4 cy . l Derrzck Stay Now that our Dcrrxck ns completed and rn your hands we haxe natural prlde IU our flnrshed product It hardly seems posslble that just three months ago we wx ere hurrylng to frmsh the last pages for the publrshers Many people haxe helped make th1s Derrxck many more than we could ex er mme or acknowledge Howexer there are sexeral whom we shall nexer be able to thank enough not only for their PhySlC8l work but also for thelr rnsplratlon and encourage ment Aboxe ex eryone else of course IS Mr Tomlinson our perfectly wonderful adusor Wfe thank hlm for hrs tlrcless efforts In makmg our productlon 1 success To my staff I gene my thanks for exerythxng., the fun mcluded The entire school admlnlstratlon and faculty deserxes specral gratxtude for thelr co operatron as does Mr Hoyt pho tographer and Mr Daudson publrshers representatrve Frnally thanks to the student body for gnmg us the honor of edrtrng your 56 Derrlck We do hope you lxke rt' XVIDDIC if 'M' Q . 2 K gy 2 ., ..- ' N . gg Q . .L ,Q yr 'Q , 7 Q 'L X. . . Yi , ' 5 -x Q ,, ,, . . . . . , V . 7 C . , , . . 6 , . . , ' 3 , , . I . L . - 7 T I I v Y' . . , . . K -- A V Y. Y V Y . 7 . . . . . , . V Q. . . - . V h 7 ' 5 1 V. . , . 5 ' 7 ' . . Y. . . Y , . FIRST SIZMIZSTIZR: jerry Strung, vice presidcntg john Updykc, senior 1'CI7I'L'5CfltLlliVCQ -lim Mc' Dania-ls. secretary fI'CLlSL1 Cl'Q Bob Hampton, prcsidcntg N01-l Binford, iunior rcprcsunmtivcg Flllllkis Hays ' kderalivu SECOND SFMIESTIZR: Ifirst row: Bill Hwgue. freshman I'CPI'CSCl'lfLlfiVCQ jim Dougherty, vm- prusnlmtg ,lim I.cstn'r, senior I'L'PI'CSL'l lILlfiV6Q W41y'nc Rasmussen, sccrctnryg fAl1sunt: Bob Hnmptnn, prcsldcntj, Scwnd row: Dxllc Scchrcst. juninr I'L'PI'CSL'UfLltiVCQ Paul 1NInyson.1vc, s nv p lm 0 m n 1' Q IL lWI'L'SCI1I.lli c. ' ,.vi',58L 'sms 944411. .. . . Nom -s ,f. I Q fx!! U, ,' ' Q' ' .- .ir , ,P X ,.,.. 1, N x .hs f . -. V if.: ,1 4 9-. S 13 PM 4 Y, Q e win v 5 K4 If-'U i X9 ' r IQ , Q , 8' I f I Qt -44' Kb fi! li ,Q Q aelll Q 33 . ' s 0 A. gks ZR mai LZ , .K .li g ff Q , 'fr 'ire , Q ...blglf I 1 f ' Q 2 ,f 9 V . . fr f N . J x - . .a 4Q. A ., ,V Y W .X ,xr g hz 4. f r 3 if M 'af 'U U ' 1 3 wa. 'QS q, S! ' ,- fzs - E ,P i , a , w fi fx 4- gi as 4 fiifv TU ' N ,,. ,P n- - f ' Q f 'FM' W ...f' ' Q' 4 4 ' i , A- X M .Q . - 5:6 W X 1 i - ' 9 A . F, A ,, AQ Qui-S f ' Y Q: 'Tfi :f . zu-1, f ua., f W -5, . , 5 Q 8? .Si six Q il' 'qwXe,I' 3 Q 'af -fi Q2 Q-ski? W F 2 ' 1 vm. Aa' 4 '4 ' a 'W' :no ol SAN .. ' Q vs' A D3 8 1 Q Q 6 'Q x,, 'WM 4 . x-g '1 ,- Rf x A .4- 3 ,-I I if' E Q, .M W . ' , wiw--1 t inter-611111 Gonna!! First row: Wfyke, Goodell. Pltuiglier, Rcedy. Second row: Grllhrxiith, Wfelth, Rivers, Kelly, Mills, Furtney. Third row: Mr. Younghorg, Marr, Grey, Bailey, Faulkner, Binford, Blair. 65.1 First row: Tarr, Putnam, Dykes. Brown. Smith, Parks. Cash, Phillips, Fowler, Barton, Smith. Second row: Rivers. Galbraith, Pearl, Knlenborn. Fielder, W'elsh, Kelley, Bromley, Pruiett, Third row: Neuman, I-lnseltine, lfruney, Wfhitncy. XX'ittcn. Smith, Talbert, Mills. Fourth row: Carlson, Coker, Hord, Rasmussen, XY'hite. Grimes, Stearns. Bryant. Fifth row: jeffrey, Saxton, K.lllfIllLlH, liuiley, Switzler. Mr. Strauss. 433, Q' QF S Key 671111 ist mw: Stutkcy, Risiiiusscii, WliitL', Miiir. Snydur. Stevens. Second ww: Nr, Smith, iI'lll'IlL'I' Cummins, XX'hcn-lcr, Fnislinni, illilff, SfI'AlI'lf.I. Third row: B.tilc-y. Swctt, Bimithntin, Biiifurtl, llcrixmri xttwn. Fourth row: Uptlykc. lfilrtlley, Nuhih: lNli1ysung1w, Patton, I.c'Cussg1n, liiillcrigw. 9 , 0 Gzrlv Zeller Saclefy First row: XX'i1lkcr, Gilhispiu, Snytlcr. Suomi row: litmus, Rivers. Admins. I 1 i Palette 671111 First row: MtNincli. Merrill, Bc-ssc, Bentley. Second row: Stevenson, -Iohnscwn, Rrry. Guriaiu Hallers First row: Gzrllnrgrith. Smith, jordan, Dorci, Carlson, Brown, Stevenson, Grrlbruitli. Sccontl row McC:1slin, Vpclyke, Turner, Bailey, Wilstun, Binford. Wzlkicaz' 6711111 First rim: Milfcml. Phillips, hliwrgiin. Parks. Smith, Temple, Dykvs, W.igng'r, lnckc, llruictt. C,I.ii'lx liimci. C,rmvnm'i'i', Ciisli, 'l'immpkinS. Snyder. Niiliulwn. Scmnil imv: l..l liaitlic. Ni'um.in, ll.mk-1 llrimn. Si.iiliui'iwgli, Snyder, Taillwcrt, llolilcr, Pl.iugliui', Qiumlcll. lNlc1iwcn, Niwmiin, Dorci, Atkin sun, 'l'.iri', Reynolds, 'lliiixl row: Curry. Ciililwcll, Milli Cultrin, Mutt. Dillcv. VUliitm'y, l'utn.im ll.1VLI'lLl', liimcm, fry, Biirncs, Rivers, Kii'lcp.1triik, Fourth ww: lluikins, Ritfiiis. Diinily, Giillwiuiitli l,.1 hl.lI'5ll.l. D.1vis, lfiimcy. Pruictt, lidllcngcc, Oiliwff, lkxirl, Kiilcnlmi-n, Smith, lNIulfu1ul. liiftli iuw liinlirwiml, Sruikcy, Siiydcig Sllkllljj, llpilykc. Fu1'tr1i'y, liurrcll. lfiixt iiwu: Smitli. RittvixRittu1'.Dc.iilwrn, Sammi riww: N1vrily'ku.Qii'iim1s, Si.li'l'mi'm1gli, Young, x x N 4 Y. -HL ' 5 FW' lb i First row: Simmons, Reece, X5Uyke, Gillaspie, Dearhorn, Bracken, Shuffieltl. Hadtlatl. Pl.lllfLl1Cl'. Second row: Romuld, Witten, Locke, Thomas, Norelyke, Besse, Russell, Miss Blomsten. Third row: XXf'agner, Wliitney, Myers, Robinson. Gibson, Foust, Lyon, Mann. juniar Z'ri-J-li- lf First row: Howell, Foster. Tompkins, Orloff, Ballengee, Pruitt, W'illiams. Secontl row: Allred, Bradley, Livingston, Horack. Miller, Dennis, Vaughn, Lackey, jordan. Thiril rowi Miss Taylor, Howell, Parker, I-Iaseltine, McEwen, Norman. Nash, Kelley. Fourth row: MtAlister, llavener, Wil- liams, Smith, Barnes, McAlister. .dkl ni 'P' W' pq' ,annum-an ..,...... U 1. ' l 1:2 . 95 fa fi I- 9 v D w- Q I K' NXJQ I 3:15. -51 ffl' lf. fall' I 53 ,f f ,H H' a ' f 2 w-' 52,1 , ,SW - . . ...V ' yr ,,f,,. , X mr-hxw,f 'Qu--ff 1 E ' 4 n Q1 . N' u ,f V' I I! 3 rf . Q v M I.. 0 f , . 3 .1.i.vfmMg f' f X ' - ' 'mi.r 24'ki'r, 5 Q E ' ,s. KLM . f .fa :AQ V A 'Q' 1 B .' , . vs ,X .R-5 .4 - ,- A I. IK-'- Qi R ! S . if 2 X ,pn 43' fy? ' ,,. l FIRST SEMESTER--First row. seated: Lyn Myers, liistoriang Barbara Romulcl, sports-licacl. Suconil row: Ann Barnes, vice presidcntg Paula Rivers, treasurcrg Connie Arnot, liockcy sports-licaclg Carolyn Parks, publicity managcrg Barbara Walker, pr'-siclcntg janice Smith. sccrctary. Tliirtl row: Roberta Morse, sports managcrg Miss Roling. iulvisorg Miss Kc-thlcy, atlvisorg Anita Stinclwurg, xollcylmill sports-licaclg Lois johns, freshman reprcscntativcg Hr-lcn Werltlle, softball sports-licatl, G.,4.,4. Offccrs SECOND SEMESTER: First row, seatecl: Margo Brown, sccrctaryg Barbara Romultl, baske-tlvall sports-hcacl. Seconcl row: Ann Barnes, vice-prcsiclcntg Dcanna Bracken, softball sports-licadg Connie Arnot, hockey sports-licatlg Carolyn Parks, publicity managerg Barbara Wiilker, prcsitlcntg Lyn Myers, treasurer. Tliircl row: Roberta Morse. sports managerg Miss Roling, atlyisorg Miss Kutliluy. aclvisorg Anita Stineburg. volleyball sports-lieaclg Lois johns, freshman reprcscntativeg Hclcn Wcdtllc- historian. 'W i fr 1-sw' asv-- bi ,fwwdhvw M iw' U, I ,. ,ati l'l'lll'RCl.flSSlNllfN --liirst ww: lll'UXX'lT, SllI1ll'WLll'A!. Dizxpill, Ikiikf. XY'.illu'1'. 'I'mxiixtiiil, Dt-.irlwi'n Gtixxcl, S4-.mid row: Myers, limtkcn, Siiiiiimiix, liiinu. Snytlti. Smith, 'lhiitl um: Atlims, U.1l hixiith. Frqiyicr, Garvin, Phillips, Russcll, Fcwiirtli row: Arnut, Gilliispic, Knight, lligu, lNlm'ac. lNli't-is Rumiilcl. Noland. QMV4. I17XY'lfRCQl.ASSlNlIEN--lfi1st row: Slicfticltl, l70wlci', Curry, Fuluy. Rittcr, M.iplcs. Lvlc. liillingslcy XX'utltlIc. Fiuikes, Burns, Simmons, Myers. Sctontl row: Nash, Romultl, Puiihl. Flouinwy, Pctcmvn King, Howell, Gixiiic. Ntivc, joixliin, Wfillitims, Blair. Dodson. Third ruw: Dinipcr, Turner, Krisht-r Atlims. liilacr. Summers, Fishcr, M.irtin. -Iulins, Perkins. Horton, Smith, Wylie, Gzilhrgiitli, Ch.ini lwrliiin, Stuwtirtl. Ifwurtli row: Smith, Culp. Livirigston, Wfilligiiiis. Smith, Antrim, NL-hus. Shiigiiit Hnpur, W'l'cclci'. VUhcclci', Tomlinson. Aycrs. Garner. AQ -.-added-stil -iizuuwm.. X I'PPERCLASSMFN-First row: Slcnty, Wfright, Raine, Blair, Fanska, l,.!l'I'QI1l, Pcavylioiisc, Rith.u'tls, liallcngcc, hfarr. Second row: Duley, Hunt, Barrett, Harrington, Furtncy, Sthacf, lligginhothaiu, Dougherty, Swett, Upclykc, Newton. Third row: Lester, Kclly, Rhodes, Pcavyhouse, Hcitmcycr, Cox, Howscr, Rancy, Harvey, Miller. Fourth row: Duvall, French, lXI:uwhall, Snytlnip Smith, Binfonl, Bolton, Klugow, Boartlman, Turner, Hurt, Patton. Fifth row: Strung, W'iltshirc, Snymlcr, Duvall, Binfortl, Cash, Kelly, Watlslm. Hampton, Boll. Faullcy, Faulkner, l6'lvck LC7XY IiRCLASSlNIlTN-First row: Taylor, Patton, Jeffreys, Mason, K.il.u', Fimi-lt-. Phillipe, Hoguc Clark, Knost, Hunt, Holt. Sccontl row: Baker, vcllllll, Murphy, Larsen, Harrison, Stn-arns, Stott Nillcr, Gcissel, Urquhart, Bowman, Plaughcr, Thirtl fowl Pritchett, Canatlay, Kaufman, Owun Taylor, Carlson, Hcalcy, Herman, lXlaysonaxc, Kinncy, Ruff. 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We FE f 4. 5 -it G Qi l , Q rt ,3 fxlfiafareftes X x fel lf: X ' Xl Y -?P41t Brooks, Terry Snyder, lfllu Kelsey, june LlLDLlIl'fJlS. Llgrrgsm Brown. Margie Lee, Slmrqg Kerns A Alice Smith. Janice Dilley. head majorette. 45 I N fx A .3 ' 'sv Fi , '7 r r xr ,,, f ,er 9 ,,,. .v ' A tt r gftsfr,Tr'f'2 , fm-.fs L 'wfsfriisf-?fJ eLN:fs1 25' mith, Dosier, Etlvvamls, Meacham, Agee. 'lllirtl row: Cash, Clark, Watgner, Pearl, Miller, Strrrntl, Bum ,Turner McKee Qmith. Fourth row' Crnwfortl Cummins, Wlrite. Stevens. Lyle. McGee. f -if -..,, W , , 2 5' isa sie gn, . K-- 4-:az . 3:--. . : 032 2 - ..- if 5-i .E:,,i.t . Qi -eb .r t mg ' ,. ..n?!g1ffgu-.arf 71:55 ' ' 5 ,, 1- ' 5 x ,Q if ,, wff'Q-sgf M ' 'f?55'. Y-.lxws Q A-Ei1fl36'?5iQ'fiQ?i'3.a7?jtff'ff-''DSS' 'Q-vi WV' ARM 11 '3752 Lu'. wi- 'ff - --i-YRGX-v - .. it 1- LN K ff ,U it ,va 53 . 4 X 1 I -'gyfzfkr ' Q '.A 'i ff P ,. 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Scmnd row: Gooilell, Garcia, jolmcrt, Phillips, Shipman, Tliiixl row: W'.1tts. Miss Baer. ailvisorg Mott. English. wIllllAlI1lS. Wfgillcr. Hilwcll, Mulforil. liiircmm, Cli.ipm.in .lil-5 lk-l.1s i . Qui . g A ' i l Q A s.. D FIRST SEMFSTERW First row: Mr. Tomlinson. Silmcf, Vaughn. Kelly. Second rmx: Hold:-r, Pnrks Davis, Wfhitncy, hILDL1l'1iL'iS. Denning, Goudcll. Che Gushfrr Sify? SECOND SEMESTER- First IONVI Holder. Davis, XX hitncy. Cjouiicll, Dcnning, Kclly. Scmml ww Vaughn. Pcnvyhonsc. Potcctc. Nunn. Parks. Lloyd, Scluicf. Pnrra-nt. McD:miils. Mr. Toinlinsnn. 'RWT- , Lf Kraadcasfiug Both ixulio .mtl tulcviwwii pmtwlmis .irc studied in 1 tlnssv RL'51lli.1I' vvccklv prwtiiiit' tion ut wtliool ncvvs over st.i Y, tion KTKR is lvl' ' i gittivitics, 5lW.'Ll.li music, tim m.1tit, iiuvs, .mtl mi-tlic-Slwt !WI'Ugf.lINS .irc also prodiitcg tor ixirtit ul.ti' uv L nts. Tlic ciitirt- operation wt KTKR is takcii over by thc LIMS for imc full thi' duri Pulwlit Stliools Xvtck. xl was KT? vig vx fx Nt Diiring thc t'.1li. the stu- ticiits took Ll tiiclii trip to tht- Los Angclcw .ii'c.i XK'i1iLil iiil cllitiui ti lwllimi-tlic-stcites tour nt' thc fulumlwia lirimtl- mstiiig Svsictiivs 'll-It-vision City, Tlicii, visiting tht' Uni, versity of fillliivUl'l1i.l'S depart- mcnt ut' tnlcminiiiiiiiiiatiims, the students 41ppc.1rt'tI on and impcixttcd I'L'tfLIi.lI' IWl'tJf-CSSiUI1.ll television Ccluipmciit. .,, 3 2 VW ' if 1 sy Ei ilu i' EL it I Q' i KR' Q M5 il , Xl tix A f , X 4' S 9 L 1 5 3 Q Ne , 3' .X V ,E .- sg f l , W1 ' - A fi A1 1555 , S u 5. , 5. ,ish ,, .34 Hgh V5 k 5 Z K. xii i , , V2 my ' 5 Q 2 ' ' f 5 , - m. f - . 4 5 ix -L I f . f 1 . f , - . . ,: A 5 53 t ' Q ' n 1 1- s ga W ,z , 4 f t ,, I 2 .X .v Y ayiiiw W fi ' .r 'iw 1,5 1 :Ni ag 35 3 V' X 1 'M . fgfu 3 . 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Denny Dykesg Prince Charming, jim Lesterg john Lester, Don Sechrestg Anita Stineburg, junior princess. Himierella 157111 The 1955 Cinderella Ball proved to be one ofthe best danecs of the year. Doing a fine job of making it such a big success were Janice Smith, president of the sophomore class and her able committee. The music was supplied by the Gay Blades. This yearls theme was clocks, carried out in pink and black. Denny Dykes was chosen Cinderella. Her court included: Anita Stineburg, junior princessg Ginger Mott, sophomore princessg and Sandra Nash, freshman princess. jim Lester was Prince Charming. If music be the food of love. play on. A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing Daisy Mac flyntlcll Stmngj gits hitthcd to Little Almcr fltmx Hcrmml. with Cam- lim' l5.ll'l lCN nntl Leun- nrtl Mmm .ls nttcntluntn Antl two lmunt 'cmj Nnrryin' Sums. Thcm lazy Dugpattlmrs On with thc' tlantcf Let joy bc umunfincd. 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