Tranquillity High School - Tule Yearbook (Tranquillity, CA)

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M ' Cyff d Beginners: Bennie Parker, Eloise Cutierrez, Judy Jennings, Ruth Pickens, Sally Hammonds, Zelma r Insltrsgtorcorr Burns, Lois White, Virginia Collins, Dorothy Churchill. Zndh row: Molly Sena, Derotha Blythe, Maxine Pearson, Beverly Hansen Lily Leonard, Wanda Collins, Virginia Finn, Ruth Holmes. 3rd row: Shirley Selzer, Frieda Ireland, Beverly Hansen, Jenna Rogers. Umm The chorus and the dramatics class presented a Christmas program relating the history and traditions ot Yuletide music. The chorus received an excellent rating at the music festival in Fresno. The group sang during the Annual Spring Concert and at Baccalaureate and Commencement programs. Front row: Frances Spradley, Dorothy Perocelli, Wilma Williams, Margie Arcelus, Bernice Carvalho, Helen Snyder, Elisa Uriz, Joan McKean, Geraldine Smith. Second row: Wanda Miller Nina Rocha, Franklin Hansen, Benny Rivera, Freddie Periera, C. W. Gibson, Dan Hayes, Bar- bara Leonard, Karen Kruse. Third raw: Oneta Gaither, Frances Miller, Edward Adney, Lidge Gibson, Don Henry, Guy Shirley, Joseph Martin, Pearl Daggs, Mr. Carr. Fourth row: Helen Miniares, Shirley Landrum, Phyllis Prater, Almeta Shelton, Gerry Ray, Winkie McGinnis, Genieva Moore, Georgia Ray, Zella Griffin, Betty Jefferson.

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t The maiorettes have again this year showed their school spirit and agility with the ba- ton in the many parades in which the band has participat- ed throughout the school year. These girls, none of whom are seniors, will be back in compe- tition again at the opening of school. Margie Arcelus, Karen Kruse, Margie Bagdazian, Derotha Blythe, Dorothy Perocelli. Earl Morgan, Bernice Carvalho, Joan McKean, Joseph Martin, Edward Smiley, Helen Snyder Edward Duenes. QGQZVLWZM gan! The swing band becomes iivier each year as it gains ex- perience by playing tor num- erous school activities includ- ing dances, parties, and plays. Here are the hopeful begin- ners who will bring future laurels to the Tigers of Tran- quillity. Front row: Phyllis Martinez, Dolores Hernandez Shirley Wood, Elizabeth Shirley, Bennie Sue Parker, Gerry Keen, Dorothy Churchill, Mary Williams, Virginia Collins, Eloise Guttierez, Helen Miniares. Middle row: Ruby York, Hershel White, Wayland Harris, Elbert Hayes, Lidge Gibson, Vernon Barnes, Rudy Ramirez, Jacob Segovia, Gene Ruiz. Top row: Mike Estrada, C. W Gibson, Victor Merritt, Donald Reinhardt, Melvin Combs, Willie Riofrio, Allen Sharp, Mr. Carr, instructor.

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6563. Seated: Benny Sue Parker, Bernice Carvalho, Joan McKean, Winifred McGinnis Aina Johnson, Lulla Story, Anita Palacios. Standing: Miss Carpenter, advisory Billy Giacone, Darrell Fletcher, Wabern Barnes, Derl Keen. The California Scholarship Federation rose from seven members the first semester of i949 to fourteen the second semester. As the name indicates the requirements for mem- bership are superior scholarship as based on exponents derived from grades. Delegates attended the fall and spring district conference at Fresno and Selma. The officers for first semester were Winifred McGinnis, Aina Johnson, and Bernice Carvalho. The second semester's officers were Billy Giacone, Darrell Fletcher, Joseph Martin, Wa- Pam Hi-Lite, the school newspaper, is published bi-weekly by the journalism class. This course is designed to give the student a better appreciation of the place and function of the newspaper in modern life, and provides motivated work in written composition. The staff is trained to find, to write, and to edit enough good copy, to write headlines and make each issue of the paper attractive. bern Barnes, and Helen Snyder. Veda Davis editor Miss Carpenter Around the table, seated: Luther Cox, Bruce Harralson, Franklin Hansen, Buddy Barron, advisor Frances Reed, Wilburn Miller, Veda Davis, Oneta Gaither, Geraldine Smith Standing: Miss Carpenter, advisor.