Valencia High School - Tesoros Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

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ve developed outstanding athletes, some of whom ve made the major leagues in baseball. It has en through the efforts of these students that a eat many fine traditions have developed at Valen- ia. Our annual Heritage Day Assembly is an effort 9 have students learn of the people who have made p the history of this school. It is there that the past, for a moment, becomes a part of every Valen- cia student and they realize that they are not at any ordinary high school. They realize that character, poise, knowledge, and wisdom will be the first of their experiences in these hallowed halls. It is necessary, then, to make them realize that they, too, will be viewed one day with some awe and reflection. Therefore, it is for your ac- complishments, the alumni of Valencia High, that this book is dedicated. For bringing honor to this school as citizens and leaders in this country, we honor you with this book. Let us look at our school's history and the people who have made it great. Through the years, we have produced . . . A OPENING 7

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I VALE 0114.4 HI TORY OF SCHOLAR , CHAMPIONS, D T RADI TIONSJ For anyone who has spent time looking into the history of this fine school, it becomes apparent that this school is rich with stories. These stories are of the people and of the changes that have occurred as time has passed. Through three major wars has this institution stood: World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War. Valencia High has lost several alumni to these wars so that we may con tinue to have the freedom to gain an educatior here. Our school is a chronicle of scholars, chaml pions, leaders and traditions. From these halls have emerged some outstanding students who have mov- ed on to accomplish a variety of successful endeavors in society. Moreover, our athletic fields ,wa a w .tg 9 gil iiisiyg .sgifwisf 3255.5 it .. ,,u---. ,,- 1 i ef Mal at as refs sz- rms?- 4' ' j 5.1, : af Y , , ,gy 1 i H : ia gfff , siitexsw 2 Q 545 gym I V sg Y, f a if sie xiii gal a f aff isa,?H5'afiats. p- sis 'X ---- X WM ' 157232 ' HJWAfZW .. -fi :5 . - .. - . h as f5:Ti:::.f' ':': l ,f-:1i' :-..':.f:'i- if 9531 ? '35, :-.f f--145 2: iii? V' -..i,-5:59-,:l,.:1i5: .1: 5':- 5'-::: I- -:.. ' .' :!1,'b-- .:-,' :' H. :l-,1.':: . sa J' 1 V siaiisisf ff fs - :' fi ii X ft 3 -- ' . fm- -uf . .. 3553 5, -..l. --IF WWW K it if his f 3 Ja , ---. . , .Qi 1- A . ---- ..,, . -: 4 --:-- - A ' -: W gas? . V 3? W NW Q, ecee .ff is ts 6 Ht, Si Q is ff -5 6.51 -- .. x.. E -,.. ,....- Nu . -- M g I i... time lt.: ..,,,...., .,.t.. ..,...., ...E .,.e,,, u ..,, .,.., e e e Q .,,, , -K 1. taxgtgxl. ,,sAr.,,PN: gagsi .. ,I.. ggi. .Q-5. . 412 ig z PM t me vgjmyej afigrggg, 524335 .fig , -amps K n, , , as 4 K QQ Q 4 v lww-3Lsfgj:'f'-r K -Hu' 23 ' tl rx fl me ir +1 Q-0 if 393. tr H rar-fer M. .n J -He. g ' 3. -6355 his ,.Z?9E.'?.9i 1 M ages?-1,.w an 1 fy? 55,44 I up git lg is V M fr Q sg ... M V .,,g4,-yt,5, gag 3222, me 1- 53 5 t, 2 '14 0x1Tf 3 5,3139 x t x 1,, -,. 1 B1 , is N 5 ' A 14115 c. j 5, ,nfs ,yiwff g tg? f 5 'ii.f5W - 5 ,sf 'A E 2 ' ii-J-'?l4l 'fit' is -Lvufligf 51' far T559 'li' 4,11 aj -a ii 4 5i. 1 v sq. .. , . afi e -- is sggggiggkffeefdfayai '-E154 ':-.1',5'.?2. -- EZ : ' . ': 3 E u: 'H 1 :, : in .V V .g'Ei5S?l?i?i?. : . : - . , sggzxgg g h- ..:g- .E ff A .2 ff f gg ., 5, .2 f 2: Q: a,.51 .:2a: f MR: 'ilaf' Eg -. :2:,fat. 5 -afi1uH'fZ . ft EK f E' g ig Ea 3215 25351 N i izn gfi f, 22 1 32 : , 1 1 sv e 2 Sf' f' -sf. V . . ws if!! I wa z lf .glam 5 5 :-. Jli fll figrggif . g SX 3 5. 13 is 5. ,ws:g5i'?1E' im g im g giggifgf szu 2 r . fllwk .A 1 5 ssamgg Qii s,g1 s. Q9F 35g5252L - x A 15 ' - 5 A 'H l x 1 5 :1:i 5 if We t: : F Q ' la lfilsll 35 9. 5555: ?i15 1ss2g5ft ?tgf f?s5'g L21E 1:'i,.,J , 31,5 5 5 Qesggi Wax 3 WEEE-gg 555 533 f 5gE2 g,QQgig,g g5 ' N f E 'M J - ,Y ,, J, ,E fe , 255. Q25 Q, g Z, 5,55 Lgxyg 15, 59 if f g sg W? 5 5 gif Eg X 55 55 Y 1-was Ei 2: gl .1 5, ig s W XE- ig. Se is 5 is Q ... .... ,, ..., .. ftti.-..... . ..,..,.. ,, ...,,, -..- .,,. .,, Egg All ,S 5: :K las if Je: wt. -- s s.-6 ff. f at isiff-aiis iiai sl 2 as V li e ? ii ill 3 iiiii liisi vii 1 EW l iif We A ig li ES? Xiiliii ia aiw iii gisi is , 1 if if Sf' SSE? Sm Q fs .5 U fi sail Y f ig? 5 - 555 132 2- .1 'l jggghg ' .Egg .MS Eliggiii lf 1556 ' 'Iii- ,limi Eiiffggf ffi fl Mf ff.::L,sS ,-Q ixw smfui was Eu K5 gg' 2 liwfl age iillgfia f i i ii .gg Q , xml, . 25, Q5 .u g gg J- ,..- . M lilis slli is 24:5 is ' gli 3 ft Q z were i N sf ii si X Q ts Sis' s OPENING f

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INSPIRA TI O AL STUDENT LEADERS The student leadership of a high school has changed a great deal through the years. As a small school, the governing body was equally small. Participation in leadership roles grew as the schools grew. ln 1935, the Legislative Council consisted of six peopleg Franll Jones, Student Body President, Donald Edwardson, Vice-President, Dorothy Tayles, Secretary, Delbert jones, Treasurer, Victoria Allec, and Frank Hargove were Sports Activities representatives, finally, Gertrude Nelson, Student Body Assemblies coordinator. That year each class had a variety of class officers. The Senior class had a spon- sor, a president, vice-president, treasurer, secretary and social chair- man! In addition, the year 1935 saw curly three cheerleaders one of which was a male. In 1949, the student council had grown to twelve people. That year the legislative body organiwd a school carnival. Also, at that time, the council acted as a student court in order to Frank Jones Bill Purd Y Class of '3 S lst ASB President Ziy :.Vr ii- . N - r ' r .Xt l,,F:53X' -5 'fil 'UHTQZ X X - . of ..X ...... ,X -X.f1.f,,-w,--.::- sew.-i X .fe H., 1-X-fem, X X Q- WX. , .. fy - A f A s swims ssesss X fa X , .. X., X -f'.. 1 Xf ' I .. ff z 1 ..,, -s.- ' . ..... X 3 X X X is SQ it N X EN 'X X X NX Xi Se .X ....,,, X tiii I XX . V. ff I 53 magma- my X -:Q K X msg Q Q X X Xin X131 X , ,L X X X ex is isa L N ii , X... .... X X L EX XX XXM X Q X be XXXL ..r ' I gqfk Sway ,XSL ,Q A-X X X ...X.Xa,X..M ..... .. , ,XXX Bi ..,, s..,,-:-:. X ,K we ,E XX ' R FQ as-.ff ,. Qi X X X XX 12 ,X sg X X A X Q, X3 'P '45 xxx? X X H., X L NX XX ,X ,GX fgkwqf X A 9, XX x X XE by S5 X X ff X X , X ,gg N wo, Xms, X XX X X fx X X X sf MX X X N ,WN Xkikiax X X ig X X X X XX E 1 5 X si X X 4 X K N X Mics . -' as 7+ MQ, X if X X aegis QKXQXKXMXQ X, Q QX me . .,-X ,:X Warren Bradford Class of '43 Senior Class President Bob Smith Classpf '43 ASB President i ' - .., i 2 I ,fi Iii U 1 ' J ,gi '.. X i.: 11- 1 XX:' Q s iiX': 'XQE 1 f 1., s,XX X AXX -1'i Ti? E t so i -:-: - Cary Shinlrle Class 01.749 Class of ,55 Senior Class President 8 OPENING