Tranquillity High School - Tule Yearbook (Tranquillity, CA)

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sf' Charles Seaton times Gladys Varnell in a typing test. Dorothy Fries, right, admires material Juanita Estrada is using in a sewing proiect, Mr. James Siewert, sponsor, ponders new proiects Kenneth Selzer, Carlos Davis, and Erwin Perry do some for iuniar class. last minute studying. gui tz,Q,M

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There is much to learn in the commercial held these girls would gladly testify Tuning the handle of a mlmeograpa is Erma Gore Alice Gutierrez Helen Perez Esperanza Ra mos and Barbara Mlugaa watch the procedure Some juniors became interested in photography this year. Here Tony Guardado, Romona Frye, Buddy Milford, and Mary Sil- va are making a study of the school camera. More US hlsiory students prepare a panel discussion with Jerry McDonald as lead Seated are Katie Lopez Dara Hmdman and Carmen Ramirez Dannie Ochoa and Clro Gaona stand behind the gms. gi 1 16' qv o X

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RICHARD MARKUS - Senior President, Student Body Treasurer 4, Tennis 3, 4, Senior Play, Rally Committee 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Tule 3, 4. ALPHONSO RIVERA - Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain C's l, Captain B's 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Lettermen 2, 3, President 4, Hi-Y 3, Preci- dent 4, Band Sergeant 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, 4, Chorus 25 Sports Editor Hi-Lite 3. SBIli0l'S l'liIl'V6St CYD!! ' A S0lll'ld EdlICilti0lI At the close of another year in the annals of TranquiIlity's history, members of the class of '54 pause to look back over the four years of fun, festivi- ties, and classwork they have shared. They suddenly come to real- ize what teachers and adminis- trators have been trying to tell them for a long time. lt is they, the graduating seniors, who are reaping the benefits of a plentiful harvest - a sound education. An education acquired while having fun, playing games, developing talents, becoming leaders, is the fruit of the tiny seeds planted four short years ago. DONNA SOARES GAA 2, Y-Teens l, FHA 4, Class Secretary l, 4. KEITH EUBANKS - Drama 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, President 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Football 4, Lettermen 4, Class Treasurer 4. if 'T ff .4- ui XQWE-2 -6 Z 5,30 74? f 1 .arf -lifff, lf '1 !'X v V I if if? . hx 'Z I L, L- ,,' If ' K ' f l ' fr . A i if , if 1 K I E I Ti Active in many ways this final year, seniors sponsored a Football Queen contest in which Gerry Brown, senior Candidate, was winner. To fin- ance a trip to the state legis- lature for delegates, Gerry Brown and Tom Phillips, a movie was sponsored by the class. Seventeenth Summer was the romantic comedy stag- ed December 4 as the senior play. The soil is fertile here at TUHS, and seniors have made the most of it. Toiling with hands and minds, they devel- oped traits, ideals, and prin- ciples which will be a guide through life, helping to mold them into sound citizens of tomorrow. 4, Band l, 2, 3, 25