Trona High School - Telescope Yearbook (Trona, CA)

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I WANDA SAYRE The girls sure handle the mon- ey. Wanda was treasurer of the class for the past two years, and secretary the year before. This gal was a member of C. S. F. in her first and second year and of G. A. A. in her second, third, and fourth year. i DON BROOKS Since his sophomore year Don bolstered the football team as end. For his first three years he centered for the basketball team and in the last two years belonged to the V. C. In the capacity of class vice-president Don took over last year in the president's ab- sence. SHIRLEY BARBEE Tennis and athletics character- ized Shirley. Since the tenth grade she was a member of the G. A. A. and tennis occupied her spare time for the past two years. Among her other interests were three years of band, a year of chorus, and Girls' League. -ix., n l I. .I ! Y ROBERT KEYSER In his comings and goings Bob has found time for the class presi- dency and C. S. F. in his freshman year. In the athletics department he played football in the twelfth grade, basketball in the ninth, tenth, and twelfth, and track in the ninth. 25

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NX ' 1 .I-' L I - ' ,.' vi N N ,Aff L if A ' ill , 'L :fy ' .f in ,A lf' I 4 f I ' 1 . f BEVERLY COMPTON Come ong yell, everyonef' were 3ev's famous last words before :he began her cheering routines. Besides three years of cheerlead- ng Bev's been three years in the 3. A. A. with the vice presidency n '52 - '53, Cooking up exciting .hings to do was her business as sophomore class social chairman. '..l,W'yl.W r d SQDQQJSLUYJ 'Nw V 'J my MXH L I if LJDQIWI K! , if M My L The C S F and Syd have b en together four years now, and this year she graduated to secretary. She has been active in G. A. A. for three years and band for four. In Nine Girls Syd ingenu- ously acted the part of a wide- eyed college frosh. iff! w fy. dim, ALLEN HARTLEY Since he entered school and the band in his sophomore year, the trombone was A11en's instrument. He was a speedy basketball play- er in his 10th and 12th grades. Hartley was a deceptive scatback during his two years on the foot- ball team. He was also a V. C. member. T. -5.4, ' N . .,.gg..,. , . .. . . V - i JM? 24 'j 1 i 64412 BARBIE KRAUT Presidencies have absorbed Bar- bie this year. After three years in C. S. F. and two in G. A. A. she now has the responsibility of both. She has had her say in student council as junior and senior class representative. Barbie was a member of the Kommerce Klub in the tenth grade.

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X 1 X 7ce .fool gfawa da Une 9 . ok 0.5 15' to vox a frsiistzilvfgzxs - ' - Da 006' A xt 0 J WW, Wa. af' .A S no xi BGWQXXW S1019 1 2,! ass 5v0x3:c5x?e2lxe9 relax i CQ!!! it Q i 1 at ,W Yfatzv Cuff ,BQJW A C nf! aegefmg- ' 'LUX ' 19 Ulu IXJ Z-A r ln cf f V! Growing fast in size and in importance was the junior class, next year's seniors. This group was a very active and ambitious class, with the highlight of the year being the annual Prom. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Davis and Miss Svoboda, the class elected Bob Rascoe as president and Chris Petersen assisted K-Lulu Iirglll Xllflic Hrll Lailolui Bell l.xun llcll llrluc Bl'lillil1lHii lhiligurzi Bltlllllllvll him as vice president. Chris also acted as sergeant-at-arms during the class meetings. Ellen Wallace was elected to handle the money and keep the books up while Lois Pratt was selected to keep an account of all the business of the class for that year. The big money-making project for the year was the ice-cream sales which had l..uix lluikr niillll' Cnwsrl ilL'Il'll lfziir Cluulmi l-'nllalll ,lilll l lll'l'Llll llgillizlru Gzlriiai Xlfonso fi0IllIliL'l .Xlinizl Hzlgzlx I lngmk Hgllgu-ml Yirginigl Hull .l.um's Hxnnlxrighl .Xirlos Howcll Xlxirv Knnwlrs IAIIILJII Gilliland lnis MCCHI