Valencia High School - Tesoros Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

1 41 l cu-atv u-will ,..-.- -1- ..--f 2 l ul ull 111' q .-ff' ll H n ' -.1 ....... we ,Declica te this Tcsoros of 1954 to WARREN M. BRADFORD . . . outstanding citizen of Placentia . . . Member of the Board of Trustees of the Placentia Unified School District since 1932 . . . father of three Valencia graduates . . . always working for the best interests of the school . . . ardent sports enthusiast . . . and friend of all the students. 5 ', g wax as f'lX S 3022 I lk 'LJW' 'X el Hello Mam my name IS Lt Blue Monday and tlus IS my partner Sgt Hohday We are mvestxgatmg the report of a Sen1or Class who are wanted on the one mne fave four fgraduatlonj We understand you know some facts on thxs Class thelr where abouts and act1v1t1es for the past s1x years fWe d llke your help, You have some plctures and a dxary on the Classes of Valencla Hlgh School Wed hke to take a look at some of these plctures and see the kxnd of kxds these semors have been hangmg around Wxth your cooperatxon well let you watch us put our fxrst fxle of clues together Flle Number One CLASSES AND THEIR ACTIVITIES nljis ffl? X A 'cl D J ill' fi' t J NX Af AV J pi . 1 R, 11,6 Q x XV iw! A ' ' , . , p l Claauea and their alctiuified Lois Ballard f-Q 6 ,Q 3 gx Raquel Bernal Z' Adaline Borbon Marie Brannon Raymond i v i BfOM'n S., l Roy Brown Gerry Cooper f 14 4 Peggy l Y X Counts f ., J, 0 Virginia Cox We, the Valencia High School Class of 1954, City of Placentia, County of Orange, State of California, being of sound mind, the wheelsof the school, and because our stay at Valencia is fast drawing to a close, do hereby retain our good qualities and generously donate our bad ones to our many friends and associates of Valencia High School. 1, Lois Ballard, being of sound mind, will my natural blond hair to Bonnie Wischnack. QI-Iere's hoping that is solves her solution., I, Raquel Bernal, being of sound mind, do hereby will a successful education to my bother, Miguel Bernal. I, Adaline Borbon, being of sound mind Ol do hereby will my serious nature to Patsy French. I, Marie Brannon, being of sound mind, do hereby will my promptness to Ardith Fike. I, Raymond William Brown, being of sound mind, will my cafeteria job to George Morse. 1, Roy Brown, being of sound mind, will my ball of string, church key, and bottle caps to Gary Shinlale. I, Gerry Cooper, being of sound mind, will my ability to get along with Miss Parker to An- toinette Angle. I, Peggy Counts, being of sound mind, will to the Sth grade gym class and my little sister, Rita, all the fun I've had in G.A.A. and in high school. I, Virginia Cox, being of sound mind, will to Suzie Gentle my place on the Senior Bench. Sharon Crooke Gary Day Reggie Iistavillo Edward Garcia Bruce Gerhold Carmela Giuffrida -Ioan Graham Bob Gregg Dick Gregg -ax J 'ar I, Sharon Crooke, being of sound mind, will my ability to listen to the glee club when it goes flat, without flinching, to Marie -Iambon. I, Gary Day, being of sound mind, will my ability to leave the school grounds at noon to Floyd Lewis. I, Reggie Estavillo, being of sound mind, will my black pants and big shoes to our beloved principal, Mfilliam B. Purdy. I, Ed Garcia, being of sound mind, will my flirting ability to George Morse. I, Bruce Gerhold, being of sound mind, will my ability to high jump to Bob Gentr . I,yCarmela Giulfrida, being of sound mind, will my ability to get out of class with Irene to Eleanor Bircher. I, Joan Graham, being of sound mind, will my shortness and quietness to june Ewin g. I, Bob Gregg, being of sound mind, will my ability to gamble to the Leech, I, Dick Gregg, being of sound mind, will my ability to get out of classes for Ag purposes to Tom Stoerck. E5 sc: 1' 14 ,Q 1 ur-',' 1. 'N' 1-rn P 'q it 5 'ff' lv 2 Nd I, Pat Hetllnntl, being ol wound niintl, will llll ability to gCl .XS lI'0lll Nliw vliflllllll in 5l1o1tl1:111tl toCo1111ie Nlc111toy11. l, .Xtniliu l'lCl'llilI1llCl. being ul souiicl iningl, will Ill? xbop ability to l.a1w1't'11te Rivera. 1, Nlttnnel Heiierzi, being ul wuiitl inintl. will lllf loud pipe5 to Nlr. P1111 t.11. I, Donna loin-5, lJClIlg ul soniicl inincl, will Ill? long lllllllliill lingernztils to iny tztvorite gym tea1cl1e1', Nlrs. lllsley. l, Put lortlzin, being ul Sllllllil nnntl. will lllf patience tu 1111311110 who t.111't put up witli Miss l':11'ke1'. l, oe l.11l1o1'1le, being ul wuntl inintl, will lllf wpertl to filllif Slnnkle. l, Shirley I.z11'sc111, being ol wnml inintl, will Ill? long l1z1i1- to Suzie Cientlt l, Yolztnclgi Leon, being ol sc1t111d niincl, will Ill? voice to Clligirlene Kuhn. l. Put McGinnis, being ol mnml niintl. My will lllf zibilitx' to get tl1e 1111 out on tiine to -luck Slot-uk. l':1t11c1g1 llt'1ll1111cl .X1111l111 llc-111z111tlc-1 Xlgtnnel ll1111c1x1 llfbllllll lunex l':1ttit- lr11'tl:111 .IUC l,11lm1'tle Shirley l,z11'so11 Yolanda Leon Put NIcCin11ix ,lim Nl: Ilwain Beyerlee Xletf all Hey Nloisi Sarah Nl ora l es iliotn xflllllll Earl Nic kles Delores Pell Rebecca Peralta john Prescott Za 'Y ff' A Q fi 'S' 7 I, -Iiin Mc-Ilwain, being ol sound mind, do hereby bequeath my hair to Bob Gentry, who will need it on cold nights. I, Beverlee Metcalf, being ol sound mind, will my speed in typing to the Freshmen girls. I, Bev Moisi, being of sound mind, will my blond hair to anyone who has a lemon tree. I, Sarah Morales, being of sound mind, will my ability to get engaged to all the girls who aren't. I, Tom Munoz, being ol sound mind, will my athletic ability to Bill Gordon. I, Earl Nickles, being of sound mind, will my boots to Doc Haws to wear to Palm Springs. I, Delores Pelz, being of sound mind, do hereby will my great swimming ability to Eleanor Hood. I, Rebecca Peralta, being of sound mind, hereby will my tallness, craziness, and dancing ability to Gloria Martinez. I, John Prescott, being of sound mind q?j will all the lun I'y'c had at Valencia to all my underclassmen. xi 'S 'Nd 'lr-up Ns ...- 1 . ' N, l fvl0l'l'l lucnlc llc-1 n:111dc,'. X. . '. 1. V, J 2 . , being ul wiincl llllllll will lllX dining llDllllX 111 C.lc111'1 I. 1.61111 Rznnm. being ol 50111111 niincl, will llll xinging 111 Nllllf H gziclo. I, .Xlbe 11 Roclrigiicf, being ol Nflllllil niincl. will 1111 long eyvlgisliu 111 1 ll .X11z1l1ci111 I 'lied RfJlll'iQllC'l. being ul wiincl n1i111l. will 1111 xl1f11111111c'1' 111111 111 Xl cc1'1:1in girl i lgfllilffkll. 1, Hemi Ru1111'1'11, being ul wiincl niincl. will :ill lllf 1i111C 111 Illt' pool lkllllff 111 l. Cl.Sl1inklc. - 1 1 l IILIIL 5l11111g1111. being ul Nflllllil llllllll, will IIIX illlillllN 111 gm 11111 nl cl.1v w11l1 C.:11'1111-lz1 111 llLll'lC'IN' Cl111'1iN. by 'o. C,l1111.1 l,lIt'IllI'x licbgi Rgnnm .xllitll Rmliigiwf 'liul Ro1l1'ig11c'f llt'lllf R1DlIll'Ilb licnc Sl1i111:111i Q ,x 1 p lim Sin i th 'l'e1 is L Sullivan Q 1111 Don 'liamme lYlllard Terrell Yeta V ici! Weaver 1 9 Sauntha lVest .f-4, ' l, .lim Smith, being ol sound mind, will ins' speed to .lark Smoothie Stoertk, also ms trips to Yorba Linda. l, Terry Sullivan, being ol sound mind, will to the next Student Body President and chairman ol assemblies any assembly that we didn't have this yeat. l, Don 'l'amme, being ol sound mind, will my ability to get into trouble to Pat Beard. l, XYillard Terrell, being ol sound mind, will nn splendid driving ability to .lim Rhodes. l, Vera XVeaver, being ol sound mind, will niy ability to ditch school and go to Garden Grove to lfheila Lllvy. l, Saundra XVest, being ol sound mind, will all the ntnsets thymes l memoiiled in Spanish bank to Senor Villilllljl. XVC. the Senior English Class. will our excellent knowledge ol' grammar to future English lV tlasses. ln glant ing on-r the above doc nment, it was dem ided that we might benelit our undetc lassmen and liaculty even more. 'l'herefore, we, the Class ol' '51 as a whole, do hereby bequeath our good looks, highly intelligent minds, and places on the Senior Bent h to the Class ol To the Class ol' '56, we will our ability to reach dec isions in our class meetings and our ability to get along with the lac nlty. To the Class ol '57, we will our class spirit. Finally, we will all our ailing relatives to Hr. Beach. in hopes that he might find a place lor their infirmities in his tales. B4LI 4RD LOIS Class secretary 4 Tesoros Stall 4 Class play 4 All School productuouu I A Nuurses Club 3 4 Narbonne I Brea Olunda Z IIERINAL R 4013 EI X Teens I Nuurse s Club 3 4 BORBON 4DAIIuNI: Tuger Tales 4 All School produuctuons 2 A Nlurses Club 3 4 Hust 4 X Teensl 2 3 4 Program chaurman 3 BR INNON M -IRIE 'I esoros 3 4 C lass play 4 I Teens Socual Chm BROWN RAYMOND Class Presudent I Class Vuce presudent 2 3 Band Presudent 4 Tuger Tales 3 Sportsl 2 3 4 Sea Scoutsl 2 3 I F A Letterman s Club 3 All school productuon BROWN ROI All school productuon 4 Sea Scouts I 2 3 H1 Y 2 3 COOPER GERRY Glee Club Vuce presudent 3 A I 2 3 4 Cab 2 All school productuouus Class plays 3 4 Xells Leader 2 3 4 X Teens I 2 3 4 COUNTS PEC! I A A 2 3 Cabunet 4 All School Productuons X I'eens 2 Fullerton I COX IIRGINIA Gurls League Cabunet I Long Beach jordan CROOKE SHAROA Tesoros Staff 3 4 Class Play 3 Scholarshupl 2 3 I Secretary 2 X 'Ieens I 2 3 All school produuctuon Gurls State 3 DAY GARI Class Play 4 All school productuon 4 FSTAVILLO RECCII' Tuger Tales 3 Sports I 2 3 4 YI 2 3 f'4RCIA EDDII' Class vuce presudent 2 Tuger Tales 3 Sportsl 2 3 4 I etterman s 2 3 4 Hu X l 2 3 V res CERHOLD BRUCE Class presudent 4 Class socual chaurmauu 3 Tuger Tales Tesoros Stall' 2 Sports I, 2, 3, 4 Student Councul 4 Class play 4 All school productuon 3 I0 GRAHAM JOAN Class Secretary 2 Student Councul 3 Glee Club Presudent A A Presudent 3 Song Leader 3 4 Xlayorette 2 Pom Pom Gurl I All school productuo X Teensl 2 3 CKILKG RICHARD Iesoros Stall 3 Sportsl 2 3 A Secretary 3 Presudent 4 Scholarshup 4 V Pr Sea Scouts I Z 3 4 C I use plays 3 4 I REI l ROBERT Sportsl 2 4 A Sentunel I H Y I Sea Scouts I 2 3 IUFFRIDA CARHFI 4 Tuger Tales 3 'I esoros Staff 3 4 Clsuss play 3 All school productuons A Nuurses Club 4 X Teeuusl 2 3 -I HFDI UND PA T Class Secretary 3 A Badmunton Niamger 3 Song I eader 4 Nlajorette 2 3 Pom Pom Gurl I All school productuon I 2 Class play 3 Y Teens I 2 3 HERNANDEZ AURII IO Tuger Tales 3 Sports I 2 3 4 Boys League Presudent 4 H I 2 HERRERA MANUII Tuger Tales 3 Sports 4 I 2 3 JOVE5 DOVN 4 Class Secretary I Student Councul 4 Clee Club Secretary 2 A C urls League Presudeuut 4 C urls League Vuce presudent 3 Curls League Secretary 2 C urls League Representatuye I Ieens I 2 3 Secretary 2 Treasurer 4 Class plays 3 4 JORDAN PATTIE All school productuons 2 X Teensl 2 3 jr Y Teen Adsusor 4 I -IBORDE JOE Boy s League Sargent at arms I T uger Tales 3 Sportsl 2 3 4 H YI 2 3 4 Letterman s Club 2 3 Vuce presudent 4 4RSON, .SHIRLEI Glee Club Presudent 4 All school productuon 3 R A Long Hugh School Canoga Hugh School jamestoysn Hugh School I EON YOLANDA Pom Pom gurl 4 All school productuon I 2 'lIcGlNNlS PAT Tesoros 3 Tuger Tales 3 4 Asst Edutor 3 Edutor 4 A A I Badmunton Manager 2 Y Teens I 2 Nurses Club 3 4 Pres All school productuons MrILWAIN JAMES Scholarshup 4 Pres I uger Tales 4 Sea Scouts 2 3 Xnaheum I 2 3 All TCAIF BEVERI Isl' Xll school productuouu I-uulton Hugh School I Z Ossunung Hugh School 3 IIIOISI BEVERII I'uger Tales 2 4 Fesoros Staff 3 Curls League Cabunet 2 A l Y Teens2 3 4 Sec 4 All school produuctuouus 2 om Pom Gurl 2 Scholarshup 2 IUORAIES SAR 4H Mayorette 2 4 Song Leader 3 Y Teens I 2 All school produuctuon IIIUNOZ TOMMY I uger Tales 3 Y I 2 3 Sportsl 2 3 4 NICKLES EARL A I 2 3 4 Re All school productuons rts Manager 2 3 4 Stage crew 4 Frack 3 P1117 DELORES Class socual chaurman 4 Class plays 3 4 All school productuons A Vuce presudent 3 I Teens I 2 3 4 Secretary 3 resudent 4 Pom Pom gurl 2 PERALTA REBECCA Pom Pom Curl 2 4 S Teensl 2 A All school productuons I PRESCOTT JOHN Class Vuce presudent I Dance Chaurman 4 Tesoros 2 3 4 Asst Edutor Edutor 4 'I uger Tales 4 Football Manager 2 Sea Scoutsl 2 3 4 Class ,plays 3 4 All sc ool productuouus 2 Student Councul 4 Band Manager 4 Boys League Secretary 4 Scholarshup 4 PUENTES, GLORI4 Pom Pom Curl 4 X Teens 3 4 Nurses Club 3 4 R4MOS CELIA Class Treasuurer 4 Glee Club Vuce presutleuut All school productuons 2 3 A I X Teens 2 3 Pom Pom Gurl 2 4 ell Leader 3 4 RODRIGUEZ AI BER I Tuger Tales 3 Sportsl 2 3 4 Letterman2 3 4 YI 2 3 RODRIGUEZ TED Student Body V Pres Student Councul 4 Class Plays 3 4 XII school puoductuons 3 Tuger Tales 3 Sports Z 3 4 ROMERO HILNRI 'I uger I' ales 3 Sportsl 2 3 4 Hu Y 4 SHIOTANI IRENE Student Body Secretary 4 Tesoros StaIf2 3 4 Tuger Tales 3 4 Class Play 3 All school productuons C A A 3 4 Curls Leaguue Secretfury 3 Clee Club Secretary 4 Nurses Club 4 SMITH JIM Boys League V Pres 4 Tuger Tales 3 Sportsl 2 3 4 Letterman2 3 4 Presudent 4 H Y I 2 3 Sea Scouts 1 2 SUIIIVAN TERRI Student Body Presudent Class Presudent 2 Tesoros Staff I 2 Class Plays 3 4 All school productuon I 2 A A I Vuce presudent 2 Gurls League Presudent 3 X Teensl 2 3 4 Scholaxshup 4 Yell Leader 2 T4MME DONALD Sports 4 Fullerton I 2 TERRELL WILL 4RD Class Presudent 3 Letterman s Club 2 3 Secretary Sports Manager Tesoros 2 3 Tuger Tales 3 Sportsl 2 3 4 All school productuons 2 Student Councul 3 4 ll EAVER VERA A A 3 Majorette I Drum Mayorette 2 3 4 All school productuon 3 ll EST .SAUNDRA Student Body Treasurer 4 Student Councul 4 Tuger Tales 3 Tesoros 4 Class lay 3 All sc ool productuons 4 Scholarshup 3, 4, Sec 3 G A A 3, 4 Luncoln Hugh School I I . 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In . . . ., ' KE . h Btltless Hotel Placentxa Cahfomna june I7 1954 Nllss Lots Ballard Chnef of F B I Federal Bureau of Inyestrgauon llashlngton D Dear Chxef Greetmgs from sunny Cahforma Its great to be back' Placentna has grown consrderably sxnce you and I along w1th forty sux other enthusrasttc Semors graduated from that great xnstltute of learnmg Valencia Hxgh School twenty years ago tom ht My assngnment of dtscoverxng the whereabouts of the graduates o 54 has progressed splendtdly As my tram sped nearer Placenua I caught a ghmpse of the thrnvmg metropohs of Atwood made famous by the Atwood Lmyersxty recently founded by that great educator THEODORE RODRIGUEZ DON TAMME as the manager of Placentxas most excluslye hotel the Bxltless wherel am staymg Leaymg the hotel I nearly colhded wnth REBECCA PERALTA who was surrounded by a caravan of offsprlngs She told me that RAQUEL BERNAL CELI4 RAMOS AURELIO HERNANDEZ and MANUEL HERRERA had combmed to form the Boresome Foursome quartet accompanied by jazzy JOE LABORDE at the ptano IOLANDA LEON has her own I V show and HENRY ROMERO ts employed as Chref Cook and Bottle Washer at Puerres Restaurant on West 53rd St m Atwood where all the local celebntles hang out VIRGIVIA COY IS the secretary at the Cnty Hall where I also dnscoyered GARY DAY ln a smoke ftlled room wrth Nlayor of Greater Placenua wrntten on the door Rather shocked at thus I was assured by DICK GREGG Chref of Pohce that Gary actually holds thus honorable oflice Dxck sald that he ts kept busy grvmg trckets to the crazy teenagers who stnll hke to run the stop on Bradford m front of the audntortum BOB GREGG rs a stock car racer on the Salt Flats of Utah Shlrley doesnt worry much about htm because he cant run mto anythmg out there It seems that hep musxc got the best of JIM Mc-ILWAIN and he wound up ln that crazv manslon m Norwalk The authorltxes flnally caught up w1th BRUCE GERHOLD They re holdtng htm ln the Greater Placentta County jaxl on the 412 fover actmg ln the Senxor play Grammercy Ghost J MARIE BRA VNOZN IS oyer xn london restmg up after her record breaklng swrm of the Engllsh Channel RECGIE ESTNIVII LO an employee at the local toy factory has recently been promoted to Chlef Pogo Stlck Tester Whrle yrsmng our Alma 'yiater last week I entered the oflice to drscover secretary GLORIA PUENTES wlth vxm and yrgor dxshmg out detentxon to Wrllard Terrell jr for bemg tardy to school I renewed old acquamtances wxth SARAH MOR ALES prxnclpal of V HS and JOAN GRAHAM gurls gymteacher who ts stlll gloatmg over the femtmne grldlron vxctory of the Valencia Kool Kats oyer the Brea Wlldkrttens last fall Glancmg oyer the eyemng paper after my terrlfically busy day I nottced an article entitled Local Boy Makes Good Is seems that EARI AICAI ES sprang an 011 gusher whlle pulhng up a carrot m hrs 40 acre patch Says Earl Phooey on 011' lm a carrot man' I also notlcetl on the soclety page that VERA Il EA VER has been Installed as prestdent of the Carden Grove Womens Club Trustmg thlt thus report IN satlsfactroy and meets with your approyal Slncerely yours Saundra West Chtef Inyestngator Federal Bureau of Investtgatxon Several weeks later Washmgmn D C June 30 1954 Mass Saundra West Chxef Inyestxgator Bxltless Hotel Placentxa Cahforma Dear Xhss lVest I was glad to heat of your excellent progress m the asslgnment After I recenved your report I looked up DR PATRICIA M1:GINNIS tntendmg to tell her the news Before I could say two words she had me stretched out on a sofa and was telhng me to relax Fmally I had a chance to rdentrfy myself and tell her the purpose of mv v1s1t Let that be a lesson lay low of psychratrxsts As I was on my way to a committee meetmg on Internal Revenue I ran lI'll0 WILLARD TERRELL who was m Wash xngton lobbymg for more hberal traffic laws Followmg the meetmg I stopped In at the Lrbrary of Congress and who should I see browstng around but BEV MOISI She was gettlng stattstrcs for her latest best seller Fzue Easy Lessons on How to Get a Huband an Three Trtes I asked Bev lf she had heard from any of our old class mates and she mformed me that TOM M UNOZ ran for Govemor of New York and won by a landshde She also sald that ED GARCIA ahas Irreslstable Ed was domg splendrdly wlth hts fan clubs She seemed pleased that TERRY SULLIVAN was domg such a grand job as Prestdent of the Untted States DELORES PELZ IS domg well as Terry s press secretary She can snap no comment better than any press secretary ever Glancmg at my wnst watch I reahzed that the hour was late On my way home I passed the Clvtc Opera House The marque read SHIRLEY LARSON soprano from Placentta As I stepped up to purchase a ttcket much to my surprxse I saw ALBERT RODRIGUEZ Shirley s agent Whlle dressmg for the opera my door bell rang It was IRENE SHIOTANI and CARMELA GIUFFRIDA world fam ous d1sc jockeys I asked them to accompany me to the opera On our way they mformed me that JOHN PRESCOTT had recently been appomted Governor of Hawau and SHARON CROOKE had gone along to teach the natrves the Hula PEGGY COUNTS PAT JORDAN and PAT HEDLUND are running the Triple P Ntght Club featurmg JIM SMITH domg the Can Can BEVERLEE METCALF rs steyvardess on the Brown Trans Universe Space Shlp Lme ROY and RAYMOND got to gether and purchased their first Space Shxp the Duane Ruth Arnvmg at the Opera House whom should we meet but ADALINE BORBON founder of the Borbon Commumty Hos prtal ln Chxcago She had come to Washington for the Inauguratron and declded to stay for awhxle We looked up tn ume to see DONNA JONES breeze by Adahne hollered Hey' Bones! and respondtng to her mck name tumed ln our dlrectxon After chattrng for a moment she told us that she was wrttnng a column rn the New York Txmes enntled Aska Fnend s advxce to the lovelorn When we asked the whereabouts of GERRY COOPER Donna replied To make a long story short Gerry had an un fortunate love affair and rs a new recluse She fhts around only at ntght and refuses to see a soul It seems to me that her New York penthouse would become ennux Thus chmaxts one of the most mterestm cases tn the hlstory of the F B I Another job well done by your G women nn actlon fAny resemblence between thus propgrecy' and what actually comes to pass ts purely accldentall Report to headquarters tmmedtately New mternatlonalcomphcattons Smcerely. fMlSS, Lots Ballard Chief of the F B I 1 1 V . . , . 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' udent D1rector ........ ....... tage Manager ........ ,,,, tage Staff ..... ighting .......... und Effects ......... ....... ake-up ........... tumes .......... ropertxes ......... .......... rompters ......... ..................... ..... rClVVl9 cV Q hoo 1953 Nancy Wlllarcl 20' Parker Burnett Curlalh 8:15 P'm' Augusta Ames PMGHSCHOOLAU Pnooucnom STAFF Managers ................... . ....,,,,, .....-Iohn Terry Sullivan .......Earl Nickles ........Van Fraker Dallas Wilbur Jerry Palmer Bob Gregg ...Saundra West .......l..ois Ballard ......Lois Ballard Willard Terrell Adaline Borbon . ..I Shiotani Carmela Giuffrida ENE: The living room of an upstairs apartment in house on Gramercy Park. TTING: Spring aftemoon- May- Dlrecror Mass LaureH'a Kerhorme Muir The Present. 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H - 1 . 4 - I . . lay of 255 Hood, Bircher Salgado Ponce Kraemer Under the fine leadership of Edmund Ponce, the class president, and their ad- visors, Miss Myers and Mr. West, the Class of '55 had a very successful year. They sponsored the dunkfthefdude machine at the Ag Fair and throughout the year the class sponsored many All School Dances. For their class play they presented Nothing But The Truth by James Mont' gomery. The play was about a young man who got into one dilemma after another trying to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth for twentyffour hours. The play was a big success. The Seniors were the guests of the Juniors at the annual JuniorfSenior Ban' quet which was presented in the first part of May. Assisting Edmund Ponce were Deanna Kraemer, vicefpresidentg Mary Helen Salgado, secretaryg Eleanor Bircher, treasur- erg and Eleanor Hood, social chairman, IQ -all ,.,v ..-4 1 '27 g xfqu nr- ' L QP if 51 N ...flnuin ,qu Alvare.. 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'L aff -' X . l'. . Q l l ... -C' . b , I Balderrama Barraza Bernal Berton Borbon Campos V ,J 3 1' Cooper F. Covarrubias G. Covarrubias Cunningham Decasas Elvy W- ' , -A! Gailey Ganoa B. Garcia E. Garcia Gomez Harding Martinez K. Lopez Palmer Perez Raya Rlioades ,A 1, Ruble Sanchez Segovia Shiotani Trejo Tolbert Apalategui Aguire A. Castillo Compos Fraker Frye C. Lopez McCandless Romero Yorba Venegas White . . v 5-ir ' N 4 .. it f' '49 Clan af '56 This years Sophomore Class had many good times. They participated in the Ag Fair, celebrated Halloween by having a masquerade party, and the class sponsored a Sock Hop after the Avalon basketball game. There was a big turnout to the dance. Cardinal red was selected as the color for their class sweaters, Albert Barraza won the contest for the drawing of the emblem. His entry was a large tiger head emerging from a V, with the class numeral appearing on the tiger's mane. The class would like to thank their class officers, Cecilia Decasas, presidentg Bob Cunningham, vice-president: Mary Lou Apalategui, secretaryg and Carolyn jones, treasurer, for their fine job. The Sophomores would also liketo express their thanks to their class advisors, Miss Muir and Mr. Beach. 'wut ' '12 My ff -'D '? 'Q Jones, Cunningham Decasas, Apalategui ... -9, 5 in A-I-.-I Kaya qu, A N M ,Q 9 in sl ...x Y- 4' , f yo? . V . H ' ' . ' 3-7f:i .s ' ' 0 . 7' V' I -25? t Sv ,Q A 4 ' Adarr A Castrllo Cox ones Oroico H Rn era Stoerclr Wrlson 20 1 'fi 405 N 11 L-.. T-f 3 li 9 if -cv' 1 'I aafr-,IK if J x if 'U' he C7 ' 14' LA ,- f 'Of L,,,,J Rf NJ .L W4- 'pf fi ew ,.. 4. lfx. '27 ir? 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' ' -- 4, ,, ' - , 2 Q 1 LA ,VV A A , V f 5 f ' '47 r X'-' ' .7 5 5 'E' '- R .L 1 ' Lf ' l ' L' ' ! ae- A X .xf , X tv- ' ' Z , ' I 'C' i. il 'A 1 I ,328 ,Qs 'l we C f l ' 'J' Q - ff . Q - X ' A- . f- MAX R' 7 A ' . f :v l af?-ff - l,.,, I' ':- ... - - A -f . : . .ii ' , A if l' .:, Jr. 4' 4 ffffftiff' 1 i i 3 A 4 L ff . X . -:gr ,I .ls 5. 5 SJ 7 I ' .' S . L .S . . ' h A . . 0 f Fr ' R ' - 'f . . --'. - ' 1 ' ' . . ' , h . . . . J . The Class of '57 with the help of their ,. C5 ,QIV I? 7 'n' nf :Q sl I- v- W-.I f Clan of '57 A T arnum and Mr. Tynes, had a wonderful year. At the Ag Fair they sponsored a suc- cessful booth. They had loads of fun at their class parties, dancing and enjoying advisors, Miss V games. In June, the Freshmen honored the Sen' iors and their parents at the annual Senior Tea. Serving as officers were Burgess Wil' liams, presidentg Linda Kraemer, vice' resident' Lucille Salgado, secretaryg and P , Ruben Martinez, treasurer. W ' fs -'S 'Dwi :Llnln-hIF Martinez, Williams Salgado, Kraemer v .F A -asw- ... ' '- fa i YT' -if QQM ,','A 3+ NA , Mtg it ' ' r I -XFN W :Y ff! 525-l Q , Q, . xl. ,Fig +2-If d .ugly W 'I '49 Q, u 0-Q-,A it M ' . 0 x e.g -.,., 7 5, 6 L X F fax' ! 'a' Q if ' Q1 iff' EI V Q '55 ., .4 JI . A S W 'xc' . nfs S Front row: Raith, Trejo, Kaihara Clements, Osburn, Schumann, Gomez, Castillo. Second row: Decasas, Bissell, Hogan, Munoz, Frye, Ross, Backstrom, Ybarra, Ginn. Third row: Castro, Aguilar, Sparkes, Nava, Rodriquez, Culpepper, Campos, C. Trejo, DeLos Reyes. Back row: Yslas, Herrera, Koclia, Van de Putte, Bradley, Martinez, Yautis, Mrs. Disen. Front row: Fleming, Acevedo, Torres, Chavez, Lopez, Vantrees, Bircher, Angle. Second row: Guiffrida, Palmer, Leon, Deans, jackson, Mannell, Brown, Cuff. Third row: Guillen, Vargas, Aguilar, Kelly, Boardman, jones, Terry, Back row: Padgett, Quickle, Hood, Yorba, Foley Gonzales, Rivera, Espinosa, Sandoval, Perez, Urrutia. The Junior High enjoyed a wonderful year with Buddy Tynes as president. They held many successful parties and assemblies. They decorated windows at Hallowe'en with first prize going to Patsy Kelly and Diana Jackson. The annual talent show was held in March with The Greatest Show On Earth as the theme. First prize was won by Sylvia Estrella. Mary Ann. Brown and Judy Stoerck were runners up. Other officers were James George, vice-presidentg Joyce Hill, secretaryg Fred Hayward, treasurerg and Joe Gomez, social chairman. The Junior High expresses their thanks to their class advisors, Mrs. Disen, Mrs. Crooke, and Mr. Prescott. 0 X1 Lge: l'gaI'lLZatLOI1J anal llzezr ctwdzed no decision from our study of Classes So we commenced an investigation into the joints and clubs from which the suspect might have received the stuff for accomplishing the one nine five four fGraduat1onj We found through our investigation that many organizations were available to the suspect We took our pictures and notes so that we could check the facts at headquarters Well let you look over our shoulder at our file labeled-ORGANIZATIONS AND THEIR ACTIVITIES e 23 f -lf 'C' 'ix Lg Q .15 l A . 0 o 0 i o o 0 This is Lt. Blue Monday again. Sgt. Holiday and I reached l .1 rw J QC 'PC R l Left to right: Perez, Weax'er, Terrell, Nickles, Prescott, Brown. 0 Vera Weaver . H I l E g fx. , i Y, x h . F. I Wik ia 1 lifi has The Tiger Band under the direction of Laurel Simpson performed with several excellent exhibitions this year. They put on half-time activities at all the football games and played at all the basketball games. They participated again at the All Western Band Review in Long Beach, as well as the Anaheim Half lowe'en parade, Orange Festival parade and the Salute to Santa Claus parade at Huntington Beach, where they won first place in their division. Cn May lith a skating party at Costa Mesa was enioyed by all, Raymond-Brown, who plays first trumpet, was chosen outstanding Band member of the year. Raymond Brown Mr. Simpson 4' . Q 3. ir' we '-3 2594 sf 4? First row, left to right: P. Palmer, H. Backstrom, I. Stoerclt, P. McGinnis. Second row: B. Moisi, A. Angle, D. Kraemer, A. Borbon, Miss Muir, advisor. Third row: C. DeCasas, L. Ballard, M. Wells, S. Thompson. The staff this year put out some news that bumed up the presses. Representatives from the staff attended the annual joumalism day held at the University of Redlands. In the middle of the year they put out an all school paper called Valencia Views. It conf tained all the gossip of the school. The Staff got honorable mention for having ,j,55,3g!f., such excellence of the school page in the town ' paper. It was presented by the Santa Ana J. C. Q U , Q .X ' A journalism Workshop. , ili,:5p1'f A4 .I pw 'gfmvv . an A I 'fue' .. Y- , wie nn.'.-1 .,... 'vw' - ' ff ' . X w ' JM g.,,,. . . .A . wil- t 3 - 1 Quai s?2'A J a e fel. wig' --' -. , Q Qi- e.L.2'if 3v.j0JQT., ' . I 3 1.-is . xc if- -. 2 ,JXX X I of f-if f I X Left to right, ffront rowl: Mr. West, Advisor, D. Kraemer, A. Angle, I. Shiotani, C. Guiffrida, S. Crpoke. fSecond rowj L. to R.: B. Gentry, A. Pike, M. Brannon, M. Apalategui, fThird rowj L. to R.: K. Coltrin, R. Burmaster, L. Ballard, Ewing, S. West, and Prescott. Zeaoro Editor f f f Assistant Editor Business Manager Organization f Boy's Sports f f Girl's Soorts f Senior Class - Classes f f Art ' ' f Advisor f 1 John Prescott 'ff'BobGentry f ' f f f - Sharon Crooke June Ewing, Carmela Giuffrida f f f - - Ross Burmaster f ' f Mary Lou Apalategui f f Lqis Ballard, Sandra West Deanna Kraemer, Kenny Coltrin f Marie Brannon, Ardith Fike f ' ' f f Mr. Leon West The Annual Staff had a very successful year, which included their taco hooth at the Ag Fair, and receipts from their con' cessions at the games. The P.T.A. sponsored a Spanish dinner, donating a hundred dollars to the Tcsoros. They later in the year donated another seventyffive dollars. The staff had its annual Spanish dinner, April 29, which was attended by over 250 people. 29 ' 1- t the piano, Mrs. Dawson. S. Crooke. First ro , Peraka, S. EXW, E. Campos, C. Montoya, . Brown, B. Xones, D. Curtisz Second row: e S Larson, M. Brannon, C. Bones, B. Ha Front, seated a Y.. Garcia, A. Rosdand, B. Martinez, D. jones, Y. COunts, X. 5a1gado, D. McCandXess, A, CastiXXo, . G. Cooper, S. Cooper, G. Puentes. G, C, Kuhn, M. nda, 5. MoraXes, B. Ara glee Cfub Th . M e girls G in fealiil Under the The s and at t SOme WO able dire , Shiotam Qfffcers are hse Aband Conndel-ful perfcftxon of Jones, Ilib 19e,Presiden hlrley Lat Cen' nnances rarrans tg Mari SOn, pre. . C Bfanno Srdent, Ire U and ca He rolyn w Keir so righrz Y. Leon, S. Cornpos, X Shrotani, C. Guiiirida, X is to righr, H, I f' 'I First row, left to right: A. Borbon, D. Curtis, C. Guiffrida, 1. Shiotani, D. Jones, B. Moisi, D. Pelz. Second row, left to right: E. Bircher, M. Brannon, M. Tee, R. Shiotani, G. Hernandez, M. Apalategui. Second row, left to right: B. Hall, T. Sullivan, C. Yorba, I. Cooper, L. Rodriguez, G. Puentas. Third row, left to right: Miss Muir, advisor, S. Gentle, M. Salgado, C. Kuhn and C. Garcia. - eena First row, left to right: R. Ginn, M. Fukuda, P. Cuff, I. Stoerclr. Second row: left to right: P. jordan, advisor, B. Owen, M. Ybarra, A. Vargas, E. Nicltles. Third row, left to right: B. Bowen, S. Chastain, I. Beard, I. Spencer. The YfTeens had an interesting, as well as worthwhile, year. There were skating parties, hayfrides, pot' lucks and a Christmas party for the girls and their mothers. Their annual YfTeen Banquet included the girls and their par' ents. The theme was Dear Hearts and Gentle People. In April the girls made toys for the children in hospitals. jr. YfTeens made Pilgrim favors for the hospitals for Thanksgiving. They had a Christmas party, and they have a meeting every other Monday after school. In April the girls helped the Crippled Children by selling paper lilies. 1 W First row, left to right: H. Barker, E. Kraemer, B. Fox, T. Stoerck. Second row, left to right: P. Beard, I. Palmer, D. Tarnme, E. Nickles, Mr. Adams, advisory Third row, left to right: Bob Fox, D. Gregg, R. Runge, B. Gregg and I. Donavon. 9.1 . Our Future Farmers, again this year sponsored the Ag Fair which was a huge success. There were livestock, concessions and exhibits and their regular delicious barbecue. The Ag boys took a couple of week-end trips to the Colorado River. They enjoyed themselves, swimming, water skiing, fishing and just loafing. Dick Gregg was the President of the F.F.A. f f' Nr Vv ,4 A A 33 The Lettermen had a busy year. They painted the school trash cans and helped usher at the bas' ketball games. They sponsored a bene' fit basketball game to get the silver basketballs for the CHAMPION B TEAM. Some new mem' bers were initiated into the club. These boys were: A. Barraza, B. Cunning' ham, R. Raya, H. Rodrif guez, B. Gentry, D. Robles and J. Segovia. They also sponsored the interfclass basketball tour' nament, won by the Soph- omores. A trophy was present' ed to the boy with the most points in athletics. All the Senior Lettermen got a belt with a bronze buckle. First row, left to right: P. Beard, I. Smith, A. Rodriguez, G. Shinkle. Second row: left to right: R. Burmaster, R. Brown, E. Garcia, I.. Myers. Third row, left to right: Mr. Goodell, advisor, W. Terrell, C. Cotner and I. Laborde. First row, left to right: I. Smith, vicrpresidentg A. Hernandez, president, second row, left to right, I. Laborde, sergeant-at-arms, and Pres- cott, 5eCretary-treasurer. f' .feltermenj and 50545 ,Ceague The Boy's League is a newly organized club of all the boys in the school. Its purpose is to build school spirit and promote school welfare. They sponsored an all school track meet, and brought many interesting assemblies for the boys. fl ' - xx ..,+1'x First row, left to right: E. Hood, M. Tee, Cooper, R. Shiotani, D. Kraemer. second row, left to right: B. Alverez, P. Counts, A. Angle, A. Fike, M. jambon. A swell Girl Date at the Greenbrier Inn showed that this year's cahinet was really on the hall. Marcia Tee and Marie Jamhon, president and sec' retary-treasurer, respecf tively. and with Mrs. Illsf ley's help, advisor. they did a real good joh. Plans for softball play' day here, were one big worry hut with everyones help and cooperation it was quite a success. Our thanks to all the girls and Mrs. Illsley who really did a good joh of leading us throughout the year. Q Cabinet First row, left to right: Miss Parker, advisor, R. Bradford, D. Curtis, A. Angle, C. Montoya, A. Anguiano. Second row, left to right: I. Ewing, M. Tee, M. jambon, sec., D. Kraemer, T. Sullivan, S. Crooke. Third row: left to right: 1. Bowman, E. Bircher, A. Fike, S. West, Prescott. Fourth row, left to right: I. Rodriguez, I. Mcllwain, G. Shinkle, K. Coltrin, and D. Gregg. First row, left to right: P. Cuff, H. Beckstro'm, I. Frye, G. Moreno, R. Van de Putte. Second row, left to right: P. Palmer, L. jones, N. Culpepper, C. Schucheart, J. Hill. Third row, left to right: A. Bissell, A. Vargas, M. Fukuda, D. Perez, 1. Anderson. Fourth row, left to right: Mrs. Disen, advisor, S. Thompson, J. Spencer, S. Smith. The C.S.F. group was kept busy with two major projects: helping support a child in France, and pref paring a CARE package for Korea. Balboa Beach was the back' ground for Scholarship Ditch Day. At the first of the year jr. C.S.F. presented the jr. C.S.F. award to the person having the most points during his two years in lr. Hi Bowmanj. They sponsored, Care for Korea, two cup cake sales and with the money they gave to the St. jude Hospital and bought records for the lr. Hi dances. They had a movie party at the Anaheim Fox. where they saw War of the World and dinner at Buddy's Burgers. The members of Jr. C.S.F. had a swell time at Corona del Mar, May 19, on their Ditch Day. wvfw 'lf -5 ' 'K' . -,., ,G-I-J Sf First row, left to right: A. Borbon, C. Guiffrida, I. Shiotani, R Bernal Second row left to right P. McGinnis, B. Hood, M. Tee, C. Montoya, M. Salgado G Puentas Third row left to right: C. Yorba, L. Ballard, P. French, R Shiotani, I. Cooper I Ewing N Guillen The Nurses Club sponsored an all school dance and an all school gym party. They also made scrap books and bibs for the children in Orange County Hospital. The Senior members of the Nurses Club met to visit the Queen of Angels, in Los Angeles. The whole club visited the Lutheran Hospital and Orange County Hos' pital. UPJBJ First row, left to right: M Tee vice president Mrs Ger hold, advisor: P. McGinnis president second row left to right, A. Borbon, historian C Montoya secretary l xa Ns If-55 fa L-'N'- ,sail Q 595 1 Q'9 2' he -x 4.2259 Bah! Our Pep Committee was the back bone of our school spirit this year. They did a fine job of leading songs and yells and creating a better Valencia. They also helped the school, by their expert leadership, in acquiring the Orange League Sportsman- ship Award. Those on the Peo Committee were loan Graham, Ila Kay Brown, and Pat Hedlund as Song Leaders: Suzie Gentle. Gerry Cooper as Yell Leadersg Evelyn Campos, Sarah Morales, and Bonnie Wischnack, Majorettes, Gloria Puelntes, Becky Peralta, Carolvn jones, Angie Ramos, Bonnie Hall, Yolanda Leon. Eleanor Garcia, Doreen Loucks, and Gloria Borhon, Pom Pom Girls. 39 Qzrld ,Ceague xv Y Q Q C? First row left to nght A Angle treasurer C Montoya secretary D jones presldent S B A da Second row left to right Mass Varnum Gentle vice presxdent class representatxves ran advisor N Culpepper E Hamm M Romero V Cox and B Puentas Th G rl s Lea ue has had many functlons this year among them were several e 1 g wonderful assemblies lncludmg an exchange talent show wxth Brea The annual Fashmon Show was held m Apnl They sponsored a clothxng dnve and sent 900 pounds of goods to the Navajo Indxans and 10 CARE packages to Korea arwk lu 0 7 ., 05 1 C .7144- , K' 11 'X -3. 1 4 U - 3 f R V ff 1 x ,B , V ' - .,' 'r 4 Q . 'B' - -Ii V V V - ' an x ' Y1 C9 r Q, , . Q' e N WV Al ,A X Q .Y 2 , , . 1 4, .h . I . L H ' s ' ' A fl 2 A , I '-'X . . if ' x N, I ' A ' X Y , A Q '4 ' K 'NV , D xlib -Q IA X M ti X 1 V- A, . X ' 9 .. , . , . , . . . . . . . Q 5 . . . ' .. l A i 3 adfzion lww The Annual Fashion Show was held in April. The theme was Easter Parade. There were forty girls chosen to be models. One of the shops that had clothes modeled presented an entire Formal Wedding. Q 1 . 5 5 V r-' . le ' 2' , Q., ff li if X ' if 'N ra , lil s .J F' l 557 a4J Student Body Ufficem 42 Alawnw Jax: I Student ounci X,f Gtfho. -hfil I to right: Blair to ng 5 3166. len nilndinglghi. 2 A nz - 'oi xy va ' Shi ig iilliliams' R ounci C rl SWG MggrS. ia 5' Wiitgcoffr L' ll D Oness W fvefrt C DZCBS3 vtoamzuel' B. TNS' 1376 T' E. Ponce' The Student Council this year was really on the heam. A KYCC campaign fl-ceep your campus clean, started off the year with a hig hang. For a reward for keeping it clean, the assembly hall was opened at noon on Fridays for dancing and games. Sponsoring dances this year was an' other project, and to help dances along next year they are planning a juke hox. Thanks to Mr. Purdy along with the Student Council, students are now en- joying apples purchased from an apple machine located in the main hall. C -S 7 v 1 1 'P-s, 'Q at EX 4 AE Good day Mam One thmg that we have to mvestxgate to get our fxle complete 15 SPORTS 'Fl'11S part of the case has to do wxth the culpnt s physlcal development As the old saymg goes As a culpnt plays so does he work We found that there was much gang actwlty on the VHI'1Ol15 fxelds 1n add1t1on there were some solo jobs bemg pulled Lets look then 1nto our flle tabbed SPORTS , . . 1 . , . . N . ' 1 vw , , s 1 . . 1 . . Ek. as 'sxill sm ,, -JL' 1-FCS V i 11 Y fi, tr? 5 c .aj 1 araiiy Although the Tiger Varsity footl'all team was small and not too heavy, they were full of punch and pep, Their first game was a battle with the Elsinore Tigers, in which Elsinore defeated Valencia l4f0. Valencia's first win was over Chino Repuhlic 31f7. Bud Goodell was the Varsity football coach this year. Outstanding games of the year were with Garden Grove and Tustin. Captain this year was joe Lahorde. who was chosen most valuf ahle player of the year. bloc was also selected for the Orange League and C.l.F. teams. JC 3169 ' we Q61 -f-Q 1 x.- gf I u1lCL,,,,f.f . ,ag ' Jig ami W l I 3 milfs ' .1 'fn sw V SY du- Yvfigaiax i f+2Gv-u+J r 29r' fs A ' Q x 21 Q 5, .., ' :Fi Xftfz if 'i M Valencia sported a lively Bee football team this year. although they were greatly handicapped by lack of players. Every time a game was played, the members of the team made it known to the opposing players that they were determined to do their best. Mr. Adams coached this year's Bee football squad. This was Valencia's first time in quite a few years to have a Cee football team. Under the coaching of john Tynes, this year's team, which was composed of inexperienced players, showed a lot of fight and made a very good record. gf elif ax Valencia's Varsity Tiger team had a run of hard luck this season. Under Coach john Tynes they finished near the bottom in league standing, Next year there will he two returning lettermen and with the champion Bee team, we ought to have a very capable team. P 5951551 xit ? ti I '71 :Nd lgaakefbalf ff 1 'B 1 5835-'6sllCll1'!p fseei The Cee and Dee Basket' ball teams finished near the top in the Orange League this year. Several of the boys appeared to be ready for Bee competition next year. Coach Hal Polley taught the play- ers much about the funda' mentals of basketball. lee? If '60 ' z at A 1.- - ..i:-1- 'iii- v ei 3 4 tags. '27 This years track team was the best in Valencia's history. - Under the coaching of Coach Tynes they won the Santa Ana ,I X' Relays, Varsity and Cee Novice, Class Bee and Cee Laguna Beach 4, Invitational and Class Bee and Cee Orange League Championships. L There being only five seniors on the team this year the prospects -u look very good for track next year. lil ll. A 6 th- Tunis..- 411' ' un-lil R b. 1.1 ' - da,- '4 '-7 QL ' Q' , a Q, X C AA K l' sr 'Y ' - i '44 l . - ,-e - L -8 A. AN Vi' I 2 A i -it Wi KK ,ff 3-and K f' 5 f .4 's fi -F Qi m j.., .3 y, 43 1- f ' Q: 1 x 3 ,S Q 'f A ' 'fl A I l , ' ,a b - 'U-rf ' ' if 1 ' . I .i Q - 1 -. Nr W ' V i f . , my ,. I Aff Wggjffgiiifezp iyffg. .WV , f 4 ' wig 1' 1 'ik J R ' -1 1 .1 ' 1 MQ, 1 - I 5 - -- V, - If lp, in ' .:'. Q' - 4 , ' , - .4. ' L----A ' lfardity Eadeball The Tiger Varsity Baseball team, under the coaching of Bud Goodell, looked very good this year. There were eight returning lettermen on this years team and only two being seniors. The Tigers defeated Brea-Olinda 3f2 in their first game. This year's j.V. Baseball team, under the coaching of Laurel Simpson, was made up of quite a few inexperienced players Their first game was with Brea'Olinda which the Tiger cubs lost 6'8. A week later they beat Brea-Olinda 9f6. y. if. aaielmll wsmgl A 'fx will A -fra :iii 3' Q57 xr 'Nlf it SF7 ' S 4 I fi .V is 4 JJ ,ff Q ,I 3 'E Wi? 1' J1- xaf ls ' 4 -- J ao' 'L . S K N 5 3 -I' Bill!!! i :L I K This years Tennis team consisted of mostly inexperienced players. The outlook was a very dim one. Coach Leon West sure had his work cut out for him. It sure is too bad that a sport requiring such skill as tennis doesn't receive more interest at Valencia. There seemed to be more interest in Tennis when the school sponsored an interfschool tennis tournament. Trophies were given to the champions in boy's singles, boy's doubles, and mixed doubles. Tennis might have more participation if Valencia had a few more courts. X Fl! Q. Pwr I 41- 4 Ii L4 i L rf 5 'l 'lllf' If N. r --l-rf' -- RSDEQ 1. O !'lleZ7ad0, H tr Ca ' X-SF. . -. x' H' '.' -ly 'JJ- 5, ' an A, 4 q.,, 1 .VX . ,I .., D if Q9 ., ,-99 Hz wks! fo dnafeal lm r '90 5' Saf 'fff0,O flu, , c, am S071 omeroflfora-165,12 falls 552-cgi, fipala Ufitsi In Ones' ea r orb-2 , D pos . M600 rig, R 100853 i!.3nd:nQX?St.COarfjogam. C o'iS'1' ' '. Ur -a' Vi 0 ' Bro coin .tl-5' Oper 'pn '-S ' 8'fc1,Ca'2o ' Fw' ' 0026 Bofbo ef r I Shing o -31,3 HD, 8 ie. Hloganll . kra fd ala 00 'G -fm lllhd ,Ag Rjliofblkgfffrldjll Ufgya 'Z MrOW' 419: '-'fs,' Fez Playday at Fullerton High School highflighted GAA Basketball season. After practicing every Monday and Wednesday afternoon, our teams won two and lost two, the Sophomores and Freshmen taking their games from Capo and Laguna, with the Seniors and Juniors losing to Tustin and Capo. The Freshmen did exceptionally well against Laguna, winning their game with only one basket and a freefshot scored against them. Scores: Senior 8, Tustin 16g junior 12, Capo 155 Sophomores 19, Capo 115 Freshmen 17, Laguna 3. 7 I ,J W gui Kraemd ' . . A 90' Ewwgv . 'xjglllca ' 'omni' Cooperxkghvh Gaafigds, Birfirsfs' Yorba, SN w Mt wCan'5l'5S' h MCG Apahuguiloya 5gcon?3rfgoQxes. gzingnez, E:nCAi,,ere1.. v n ' , . v me v td ,gghv 0319313 rglke. lavggiixa. Cgxxpcgraham' R0 I 3 0 , Hs! tow, leifvhiteg, Bganatd, Sgihc-Louclzs, Moisi, Br L mmgf Gurelgdxw yesrczfimts D. W biota ' 'rhir 'am ' Haters. 5199 H Hockey sticks and shin guards were unpacked and the season started with a big bang. Around the track once every day we played proved to be a big job as most of the girls found out. Although we didn't go to playday fheld at Tustinj we played many good games out on our own field. By the end of the quarter every girl sported some bruise and hockey was wound up and proved to be a lot of fun. A bigger tumour than most years proved to be the case in Tennis. As a minor sport for first and second quarters we leamed all about the game and even played some. Mrs. Illsley helped us every Tuesday and Tennis this year proved a real success. N. '54 first row, left to rrght: Castrllo, Vrllicano D. Kraelner, I.. Kraelner, Whrled Wdson, Louclfs, Garcia l Curtlk, Bircher M Riv , Apalategur, Yorba, R. S , Hamm, Montoya, Alverez, , . Slliotam, Cuiffrrbla, Baller , Tee, Hood, Aranda Br . era, H. Rivera, Campos, F Spear, Hall, Angle, C0 Pelrz, Romero, ' , . ,,--2, J' f 951 lliotani, Cooper, Evwh Weaver. Second row, left ' d, Salgado, Filre, jalnbon, adford. Tlurd row left t ' rench, Martinez, Borbon unts, D. jones, Moll-si S. Mschnack, Negrete. . 5' ., -afffrp ' ' ' .K If f 4. D MF . -. '-.wie- I A ' i' ' If-va' ' , , H 1. , ll' ' 1 ' V Af. rjllflfnu to rr jones, McCqndleSs o nght: Morales, Metca , A. Romos, Mn-Grnnis, Wells, Myers Rafnos, B. jones, Graham, Brown Hedlund layday nnllal 'Qfjlfl an 2123 . he a r C n- r ng t gfea 1 S2350 r' HOCSJVLC1 to bets basebal ere represigle here plll windup e County W made a an sWe I Orang the teams y ed hlrigj ter vacatlflnming as ofllsleyqs showwith into swlvilnith Nifiater bal, we went Timor sP0nLking' Qui. quarters 126 fun lv? of dlvmg hella' Wed doing a 0 lets- an f 5 . is be L 4 ' L Ewing' Co0P ' 1 n. 9' shiofam' l' fishfiwlsfus. . -bw .MHC .Cv AWe'i.Z.':1.Wigan. wQ:3le2i.w'i1' duo' Villica00'M0moy3' Alambon. C' Metcalf, RN: Hall, Ang ' im to rilhzciflhirei- Slansxalllaadoi Egeiigh' l MYM5' spa l . W, in Y Y s f. - ' 5 E5f5Tk:gemef'X15KlEiiihid3,d?3lY1nd yqargmlgss McGinnis. . Gard i A139 ' b fy, I Tgegnigxgo'ikbi,tine1.i.Bag:os, Brown O0m905'Dr genes, Om' 009915: ' March 30th, and April lst, girls out for volleyball traveled to Orange High School for playday. The juniors, Sophomores, and one Freshman team came out on top, beating Garden Grove, Newport, and Huntington Beach. The first teams of every class were invited to Brea and we came out winning three of the games. The girls hosted a playday with Laguna as our guests. All the teams made a fine showing, with the only game being lost by the Frosh second team. Deanna Kraemer, combined duties of badminton and tennis manager. Girls out enjoyed a fine season and although there were no minor sport playdays, everyone was really trying in our interclass tournament. A9 i X nunzdlratwn At last after much study and lI'lV6SIlg3flOfl we have come to a dec1s1on We fmd that these self r1ghteous characters are the brams behmd thxs consplracy to push the culprxt off on an unsuspectmg populace These are the ones who have mamtamed the envlronmewt m wh1ch the culprxt has grown THE ADMINISTRATION I v XI te Q a Q I Francis HHHIHHH Addy Hlllillllllill Top row: J. F. Addy, I. Hamilton, E. Williams, Front row: H. Henthorn, W. Bradford, R. ,n uperintencfenl and oarcf of rualeed Y 1 1-. X I I 1 O 1 -an 'Z Q . - R.Jones. Hale. - .-- -'ff - Q, -1 - --f ', - ii- '17 - .-- --1. - .1 -1 - 1-N-'v - f X: .. Vi giwm Many things are involved in the writing of a book that hits the BEST-SELLER list. Certainly one of the most im' portant of these is a logical and WELL THOUGHT OUT PLOT. The author must spend a great deal of time in study and research before he can successfully develop the plot of his story. S0 it is with life. If we make our plans early and take ad- vantage of all the opportunities offered us during our school years, our chances are much greater of becoming a successful citizen, or a BestfSeller . wn..hP'-lm' .aa V. b 1-1' ...J ' ' s ' .I . ' ' 71:.,1 i,N jg? A -1 1 x Mfg I 4' v up VN V- U M -ur-1' 'KK NJ Q' ' v NM I 11, ---Fw ., b ' 'yi' ,,,., 4 fx F 9, , 1 ..r-- I -is . r -ix If Q f 1 . I-J, WN , -gl 0? Hsu- w sip . 'L T5 Q' , fig, fi NI YW lar!! ,gl 'TRAY , A.. F P .ffx 1 Q 1 A 4 ,, - , 1' , 1155 Q' x I XY x , Y 7 Ms 'DX kink! 129' 'T S vi I I1 ' ' 24' W BX f CQJQK W . J 3 hw' 1, -... s 'b s,f Y-sf X -N Nm f'NJ 'TD' Ji If 1,9 76 ....m.3.,,-Ox z QZYTB ,W .. XT A if AW gm sv 45,2 PY . ,M M1523 ff 'ff wwf Q 'iff 33.34, eu x 'W gal-'P X I X 1' FB-V6 Q Nr . ,K YS, . .zf - 4 , 1 - A - - . X A X ,ii 44 . ' -J , , V , N , A , I ' A . wig? H-ew. f 'ff - A 4 1 X, ia , Q 'R ' , .N ' , - - ,-N -5 NG 'F . I , sf - '- A ' k 1 L, ' , . , ,. V ' , x 5' ' . 4. 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