Tranquillity High School - Tule Yearbook (Tranquillity, CA)

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X, X, Instructor Guy Duckworth directs Piano ll c'ass in preparation 4 Q 4,14 HORUS - BACK ROW, David Selzer, Dean l-lolt, How- rd Cox, Everett Wright, Ortencla Ci'lO1lCO, Jessie Rzotrlo, Evelyn Richey, Tillie Bracamonte, Faye Turner, Margaret Anderson, Shirley Wilson, Betty Meecnam, Marv Lou Smltn, Jeanette Thomas, Helen Whitten. SECOND ROW Victor Lopez, Ruben Esplnosa, Pat VanZant, Gall Diane: Darla Hlndman, Barbara McAfee, Cecelia Ortcqa, Ro rnanlta Ramos, bv.-.C Hernandez, Sflvva Harnmons, Mary Frazier, Betty Neil. FRONT ROW Director Guy Duckworth, Roy Whitten, Gary Cox, Allen Baker, Alvin York, Nadine Barnes, Mary Dlaz, Jeanne Foster, Peggy Scott, Rose L00 Carter, Lillie Cantu, Dolores Ramsey Wanda Simpson, Estclla Castaneda Snlrlcy Bollman at the plana, Cast rehearses for operetto, Lowland Sea. Gary Cox, Alvin Clark, Nick Cortez, Roy Whitten, and Gail Didway are in the back raw. Around the piano are Wanda Simpson, Mary Frazier, Sylvia Hammons, Helen Whitten, Bennie Garcia, Pat Langley, Betty Neri, Sari Jo Hardwick, Mary Lou Smith, Faye Turner, Jeanette Thomas, Marion Brown, and Shirley Bollman. Shirley has the part of Dorie Davis and A'vin York linsetj the role at Johnny Dee. Mr. Guy Duckworth directs from the piano. for demonstration at music educators conference in Berkeley. ln the aroup are Betty York, 0'ivia Neri, Jean Joyner, Mar- lene G'otl A'ice Perez, Mvrna Owen, Sylvia Joyner, Tommie ' Williams, Delores Terrell, Wanda Gore, Mary Ellen Blythe, and Jeanette Newman. Chorus Presents Operettag Pianists Play in Berkeley

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ADVANCED BAND - BACK ROW: Esperanza Ramos, Barbara McAfee, Joyce Niooli, David Selzer, Marie Smith, LoDelle Smith, Beccy Breese, Charlotte Frost, Sam Sharp, Margie Hernandez, Theresa Estrada, Kathy Truelove. FOLRTH ROW' Billy Soares, Dulany Sample, Jerry Olivera, John Strange, Robert Breese, Donald Hooper, Les Plfferlni, Imogene Combs, Mike Haley, Jessie Riofrio, Sharlyn Sawall, Virginia Weathers, Mary Jones. THIRD ROW Terry VanZant, Alice Gutierrez, Penny Eu- banks, Jim Markus, Johnny Huglis, Mathew Arcelus, Antonia Lopez, Bobby Suhia, Bette Robinson, Jack Kruse, Sue Kinney, Ginger Hokala, Band Earns High Ratings TranquiIlity's band under the direction of J. Clifford Carr placed second in its class at the All Western Band Review in Long Beach and was rot- ed superior at the Fresno-Madera Music Festival. It made a total of 32 appearances during the year. Patsy Smith, Lillie Cantu, Sari Jo Hardwick, Donna Noren, Kathy Weathers, SECOND ROW: Mary Jane Nibofi, Carolyn Evans, Bonnie Daly, Joy Driscoll, Johnny Ayerza, Anita Owens, Judy Frampton, Patsy Quigley, Ernie Marquez, Mary McDonald, Marshall Machado, Farrell Mancini, Benny Oller, Virginia Wilson. FRONT ROW: Mary Kathryn Carr, Ora Lee Gillisple, Janice Stricklin, Gene Humphrey, Darla Hind- man, Pat VonZant, Bonn Valadez, Claudia Black, Nancy Evans, Diane Smithson, Janet Tuttle, J. Clifford Carr, director. MAJORETTES: Joy Driscoll, Forre'I Mancini, . Donna Noren, Virginia Weothers, Bette Robinson. Q Eoni Va adez, Mckey Tomko, Kenneth M Phillips Bettv Neri FRONT ROW hom, Kathy Truelove. BEC!NNERS AND INTERMEDIATE BAND - BACK ROW: Pauline Perez, Garvin Lane, John Strance, Bobby Evans, Winslow Thurman, An r-elo Hurtedo, SECOND ROW: Gary Clark, Mor garet Mosby, Robert DeBusk, Emil Rusconi G nnis, Joe Hernandez, Jimmy Johnson, John , . : Nancy Evans, Vernal Lemon, Peggy Dicken, Patsy ruth, Anita Owen, Patsy Ouig'ey, Eloise Smith Ginger Hakala, Bonnie Gough, Nadine Gra

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The truck driver airs his griefs as Mrs Trimmer and Sarah look on in amaze- ment. CAST Jett ..... Jerry Salters CBrother Goosel Peggy VVinkle . Bettye Jo Butler l-lyacinth . . . Zora Smith Carol . . . Margie Churchill Wes , . . Jack Kruse Lenore . . . Yvonne Starns Eve Mason. .Virginia Wilson Sarah ..... Doris King Helen . . . Peggy Burkhart Truck driver . . Jerry White Mrs. Trimmer . . Joyce Honneman eniors Stage 3-Act Comedy Brother Goose, a comedy in three acts, was presented by the Senior Class De- cember 3. The plot revolved around Jett Adams who was left to bringing up his or- phan brother and sister and still carry on his business as an architect. Poison ivy, ped- dlers, motorcycles, and a surprise ending added up to an hilarious evening for all present, Everyone gets into the act as Peggy demonstrates an important football play. Carol, Sarah, and Hy wait patiently tor the hand-off. Helen and Lenorc appear to be indifferent. Carol listens attentively, as all sis- ters shou'd, while Brother Goose, Jett Adams, explains the art of mending.