Trona High School - Telescope Yearbook (Trona, CA)

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K fr.: , if s i siissr it F 'x .. 8 wfx'-Q. , Y. JANET TERRAL G. A. A, and Girls' League were Janet's clubs along with the Kom- merce Klub. Part of her high school time was devoted to the Telescope and the Slate. I . SCOT WALLACE Scot popped into the senior class this year and created quite a flur- ry. He was an addition to the foot- ball team, Revising the constitu- tion came under Scot's chairman- ship. .Sh f rite. i ANN DAVENPORT Ann was one of the best sup- porters of G. A. A. Tennis was her dish too in the past two years. Ann was a busy member of the Girls' League in her first and sec- ond years of high school. Zag ' Za dn Decemfm JOHN VESS The band is going to miss John's trombone next year after four years of its rhythm. In his fresh- man year, along with playing bas- ketball, John managed the base- ball team. ,-sv ADA WELLBAUM Majoretting was Ada's field since she was a sophomore and this year was rewarded with her election as head majorette. Queenie is an extra title which came with Homecoming. She was an addition to the cast of Nine Girls. I i L T 19

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Q JIM DILLON Jim stalked in and joined thc .af A newcomer to the . .. ,,,...., ,.. if I r I EARL K Earl was class last year. He threw his year, Helen Ann I I tered in his weight on the line for the football cast of Nine Girls, the junior 9 he was an team. play. the Geology aahci BONITA MIX Everyone will remember Bonita as the out-spoken Grandmother in the Thanksgiving program. Bonita transferred right into G. A. A. when she came into the senior class thisfyear. V Ziff , NMI' if rxxlif ,I gf cf I ,f?I ?'rN. L 2UI ,fJ ' I8 ..-I ' I Le 1 L. , r ' 1 X ., 1 C 1' f 4-'fi' finance ' jx. .,.v,. ., . ,- 4 .JA ... - fx, . .Af ,,..,, , Tre f' . W-L ,, I W 7 I dede Danone ZANE LITTLE To click the shutter first was the perogative of last year's pho- tography club president, Zane. C basketball and football occupied Zane in his sophomore year. if' w

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KENNETH CASSEL Kenny has stacked up four years on the basketball team, two on the football and track teams, three on tennis, and one on base- ball. A gruesome initiation put Kenny in the Varsity Club. V . , E5 M ay y -..-f' -ska Y me Xxjy, SHARI McKEAN Shari entered with a bang as a junior and joined C. S. F., band, and the majorettes. She has con- tinued her majorette work, enter- ed chorus, and received the honor of being el e c t e d Homecoming Princess. 7a Q W aulfcmdiad RUTH LOPEZ An aspiring actress, Ruth was the heroine of Nine Girls. Song leader this year, she performed with the band. Chairman of social events is another of Ruthie's tal- ents displayed in her direction of the Prom, Junior Carnival, and all class assemblies. New things were added to the Telescope with her school life section. Tri 1 - , . X,-A '- f - . Y Ur., lv' I FRANCES JONES Assistant treasurer was a big job for Frankie last year. She also got in the money end of G. A. A. with the office of treasurer. On the Telescope staff she typed copy, copy, and more copy. And worked on snaps. During her sophomore and junior year Frankie was a staunch supporter of the Kom- merce Klub. E