Wasco Union High School - Wasconian Yearbook (Wasco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1963 volume:

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Warkentine, J. Hothersall, S. Cummins. Row 3. P. Evans, G. Dipple, H. Pearson, R. James, A. Smith, J. Webster, S. Lacy, B. Peterson. Row 4. B. L. Smith, S. Sill, L. Gross, T. Selvidge, D. Slivkoff, L. Kummerfeld, C. Coe. Row 5. R. Nickel, L. Shaw, D. Buckner, J. Tracy. Row 6. L. Moon, D. Voth, J. Summers, G. Ketelsen. Row 7. D. Nachtigall, M. Siemens, P. Golleher, T. Gilmer, J. Tracy, D. Permenter, T. Peters, F. Perez. Row 8. Mr. Terry, advisor, Mr. Wise, advisor. I 67' X.. 154' .U ' iw ,yi O FIRST SEMESTER R. Mosley, vice president S. Lacy, secretory lunpicturedj F. Riggin, treasurer SECOND SEMESTER A. Smith, treasurer B. Wiebe, vice president L. Kliewer, secretory SECOND SEMESTER PRESIDENT Tim Peters 1. FIRST SEMESTER PRESIDENT Tim Gilmer i I IQ E ,If if wg ELI 'HY' N.- ., C, ' f f FIRST SEMESTER: T. Handel, vice president V. Isaac secretary D. Hicks president SECOND SEMESTER J. Webster Treasurer R. James secretary M. Siemens president seems so funny to be a big wheel year would be exciting . . . by why now. thought the this feeling of I boredom, of ADVISORS: Mr. Sears, Miss Farrell, Mr. Appel, Mr. W apathy? you know, high school's like a play. the show moves endlessly, and in the middle of the th5'd act you think it will never end . . but when the fi- you realize how short the l I mzl curtain has dropped drama has actually been REFUGIO AGUIRRE Industrial Arts major honor roll student goal: machinist JAMES ARMSTRONG Agriculture major '46 Ford goal: auto mechanic ROSA BELL Homemaking major girls glee club attendance award NICK BOWLES Say Man College prep football FFA treasurer Most Improved Future Farm- er-1962 GLENDA BOYD Commercial moiar girls glee club senior class treasurer JOHNNY BOYDSTON - Nikita Industrial Arts major '51 Chevy W club, football, basketball, track B football captain ARVELL BOYETT - Butch College prep varsity baseball, MVP award vice president W club goal: pro baseball SHERRILL BOYETT - Tex University prep basketball, track, Most valu- able player for football '6l-'62 president boys chorus I FRANK BELTRAN -- Pancho Industrial Arts major W club, track and cross- country future plans: Marines CHARLOTTE BORJON Commercial major '56 Chevy , goal: secretary l MARGARET BORJON - Peggy College prep I goal: secretary l I l l l can FRED BUTLER - King Fredis Industrial Arts major track goal: to oe successful JACK CAMPBELL - Smile Industrial Arts major future plans: armed forces VERTA CLEMENT Homemaking major Future Homemakers of Amer- ica MARY CRETTOL Mickey College prep GAA, Spanish, SRC, TNT clubs snowball princess LELA STEWART CRAIG College prep and bus, major orchestra, art, CSF clubs future plans: bank teller 0. 'Q .fu W' LEONARD BREWSTER University prep '55 Chevy sports editor of TR Elmer of junior play goal: lawyer ALGERTHA BROOM - Gert Commercial major girls glee and TNT clubs student council secretary of GAA, GAA letter goal: secretary CHARLES BURNS Agriculture major '55 Chevy pickup FFA: football, Chapter Farm- er, FFA : Wil PATRICIA COODEY - Pat Commercial major girls glee and camera clubs secretary of camera club WILLIAM COPELAND - Dub Agriculture major '57 Chevy FFA future plans: BC ALLEN CRAFT -- Phil College prep '57 Chevy Rickshaws RALPH DIAZ - Chuck Agriculture major It's late W club, cross-country GLENDA DIPPLE - Gennie Kay Commercial major GAA, student council, song leader junior class treasurer GLORIA DOLLAR Homemaking major FHA goal beautician GARY ESPINOSA - Essie Non-specialized major FFA club goal: designer future plans: Air Force BARBARA EVANS - Bobbie Commercial major GAA letter goal: beautician RUTH EVANS - Ruthie Commercial major GAA goal: secretory CHERITH DRESCHER - Cheri University prep l say! Latin, GAA, SRC clubs snowball princess, cotton prin cess finalist DANNY EDIGER - Eggbeater Industrial Arts major '30 Ford football STEPHANIE PHILLIPS FULMER - Steve College prep Hsam.. bannerline frosh class secretary, sopho- more class treasurer VERLIN GALBREATH Industrial Arts and college prep major '33 Ford pickup Spanish club basketball goal: automobile designer goal: farmer KAREN ESKEW Homemaking major Where's the party? drama, camera clubs WILLIAM GOERTZEN - Bil College prep Cherry Chevy pickup band club STERLING JOE GRANT - Jose College prep band, FFA, nucleus, Spanish cross-country, track, swim DOUGLAS GREEN - Cy-Hugo Agriculture major '59 Ford basketball, track, football future plans: armed forces Vw EVELYN GALLARDO - Evie Homemoking major Oh boy! GAA, art club GAA letter and sweater cer- tificote DON GALLOWAY College prep Nucleus, W clubs basketball vice president of senior class future plans: Cal Poly TIMOTHY GILMER - Finster University prep football, basketball, baseball SB president, sophomore and junior class president, Boy's Stoter future plans: UCLA BARBARA HARRIS - Barbie Homemaking major nucleus, camera, FHA clubs historian of FHA, treasurer of camera club DANNY HICKS - Danny Baby Agriculture and college prep major FFA, drama clubs junior and senior plays senior class president femlflvrs CHRISTINE GROFT - Big Red TIM College prep art, drama, GAA, Latin, nu- cleus clubs Mother in junior play cotton princess finalist HANDEL - Timothy Titis College prep '57 Chevy FFA, camera, Spanish, SRC vice president of senior class goal: farmer SAMMY HANES - Bones Industrial Arts major Ain't no big thing SRC junior class president track award LARRY HOKIT industrial Arts major Spanish and W clubs goal: mechanic FREELYN HOSMAN - Hoss Commercial maj OF future plans: forestry LARRY HOWZE Agriculture major N J KATHY KARMAN V Homemaking major girls glee club VETA ISAAC -- Peaches goal: to be happy in marriage PATRICIA KEHOE -- Red College prep FHA, GAA and pep clubs president of camera cl MARY KELLEY Homemaking major Plymouth goal: telephone operato Commercial major SRC president of girls glee and GAA, senior class secretary, snowball queen QOYWANNA JAMES - Roy College prep bannerline football queen, snowball prin- cess, secretary of senior class art club president OTIS JOHNSON - Butch College prep '57 Chevy W club, basketball, track future plans: armed forces ub r ROGER KIRBY - Rosk Industrial Arts major goal: supermarket manager LEOLA KLIEWER - Lee University prep CSF secretary, SB secretary, art club publicity chairman goal: 'teacher SUZANNE LACY University prep MIKE LISENBEE - Liz University prep cross-country junior and senior plays RONALD LYNCH - Butch Agriculture maior '55 Chevy FFA reporter future plans: trade school YOLANDA MARTINEZ - Tonnie Commercial maior speech, drama, girls glee clubs goal: airline hostess RITA MORALES ROB Commercial malor art club future plans: secretarial work BYN MOSLEY - Mo University prep student body vlce president, Spanish president, sophomore class treasurer, all-state band editor of Wasconian, yell lead- er, junior plaque, GirI's State, student body secretary ROXIE LAUGHLIN - Rox Homemaklng malor future plans: beauty college JANE LINDGREN College prep Spanish, GAA SRC treasurer, Tiger Pin, Tl- ger Rag staff, football princess CHARLES McDONALD lndustrlal Arts malor baseball future plans: armed forces PAULA MILLER - Paut University prep art, TNT clubs future plans: medical school, psychiatric work LARRY MOON College prep vice 'president of Latin, boys chorus and SRC clubs goal: hlstory teacher DANNY MOZINGO Agriculture major football, basketball, baseball vice president of SRC, boys chorus reporter DONALD NACHTIGALL - Stretch University prep Latin, CSF, nucleus clubs track, basketball OSCAR NOBLE - Bosko Agriculture major FFA club goal: auto mechanic CATARINA PENA - Cathy Commercial major FHA club ROBERT PENNER'-- Bob College prep football, basketball, track band club vice president TIM PETERS - Honest Abe University prep. Spanish, SRC, W clubs SB president, sophomore class president football LESTER O'NEAL Agriculture major future plans: armed forces RICHARD PASLAY College prep Spanish, W clubs basketball, football, baseball JOHN PAULY College prep Spanish club track, cross-country goal: crime detection BEVERLY REEVES - Bev Homemaking major future plans: beauty college HELEN A RAMIREZ Commercial major GONZOLO ROMO Chalo Industrial Arts major '57 Chevy W club, cross-country, track future plans: armed forces MARIE RUEDA - Coco Homemaking major GAA, art, girls glee, camera clubs secretary-treasurer, art club future plans: junior college DON SCOTT - Scottie Agriculture major '57 Chevy cross-country and track Rickshaws RALPH SHUGART Art major TR staff' future plans: trade school MARK SIEMENS University prep Spanish, nucleus, CSF, SRC clubs , swim team, sophomore vice president, Boy's Stater, junior plaque FRANCES RIGGIN - Fran University prep How quaintl art, orchestra, Latin, SRC and TNT clubs tennis team, student council SB treasurer SANDRA ROCKEY - Sandy Homemaking major camera club NANCY ROGERS - Nan Commercial major CSF Outstanding Commercial Stu- dent award goal: bookkeeper LARRY SEGER Agriculture major GAIL SETTLEMIRE Homemaklng major 1 girls glee, FHA clubs im. ELLEN SHUFORD Art major camera, Spanish, girls glee clubs goal: interior decorator SHARON SILL University prep president, orchestra club future plans: California Bap- tist College goal: accountant JUDY SMALL Homemaking major girls glee club future plans: beauty college BARBARA A. SMITH Commercial major girls glee president can BARBARA L. SMITH - Barb Commercial major orchestra, CSF clubs student council rep., Junior Citizenship Award RlCHARD SPANEL - Rich Industrial Arts major '56 Ford Spanish club goal: auto mechanic IRENE STEAGALL Art major '56 Ford camera, TNT, Latin, gir clubs camera club treasurer CHARLES TATUM Agriculture major FFA '53 Olds future plans: Portervil RONNIE TAYLOR Agriculture major FFA club ALLEN TERRY Industrial Arts major football, track, cross-country future plans: marriage BS!! 95 MARY TERRY DIANA TERRY -- Eak DONNA VANZANT Don University prep TNT Spanish camera clubs sweater and letter in GAA goal PE teacher MIKE VILS Commercial major orchestra club vice president goal funeral home director ANN VOTH University prep nucleus Latin SRC clubs student council football prm cess yell leader VP frosh class future plan Westmont OCIE WEBSTER Industrial Arts major '56 Olds baseball, basketball ROGER WENTZ Industrial Arts major band, nucleus clubs football, baseball, swimming '55 Chevy GEORGE TINER Art major art editor of Wasconian future plans: junior college JIM TRACY University prep '59 Chevy SRC and W clubs football, baseball, track vice president of junior class future plans: Cal Poly SHIRLEY TUCK - Tuckie Homemaking major. GAA, FHA, girls glee clubs future plans: beautician KATHERINE WARKENTINE--Kate University prep Senior come to the rally! tennis letter camera, TNT clubs president goal: secondary teacher WILLIAM WATKINS Industrial Arts major W club, baseball, basketball future plans: Navy JOSIE WEBSTER Commercial major girls glee, TNT clubs treasurer of senior class EUGENE WETMORE Agriculture major Harley-Davidson motorcycle FFA, Tennis goal: minister BARBARA WIEBE Oh kid! What a scream! University prep yell and song leader, football queen, SB vice president GARY WIENS -- Joe University prep Say man! goal: pro football DONNA ESSERT CURTIS FARLEY LEE FARLEY DWIGHT JENNINGS MI SHIRLEY WILLIS Commercial major TNT, FHA, art, camera clubs swim team future plans: college ERIC WINN - Oliver lndustrial Arts maior What's happenin'? swim team future plans: BC camera shy KE WILLIAMS RUBY ELKINS RUSHING DAVID SALYARDS CAROL STEPP CHARLES WALTON Not this cor. you iciiois. thot one' Whof do you meon it's occupied? Did he soy lasi plcice?!? FIRST SEMESTER D. Permenter, pres. D. Slivkoff, frees. T. Selvidge, sec. R. Cowan, vice pres SECOND SEMESTER G. Hill, vice pres. M. Green, sec. J. Little, frees. J. Gould, pres. , .Q ,sb , takes so long to get a diploma! all that work . . ' gg :l n ' A more ,fun K I Q All Qi' - ff y 6 it '1 ' uwrif kyyhr 'gy 161, to join a club. almost won the rally contest . . g defeated by frosh! neat play in March . . . Meet Me in St. Louis . . . everyone went! didja get a load of the swell decorations at the jr.- sr. banquet? . . . i helped! too busy to breathe, but advisors and counselors pulled COUNSELORS AND ADVISOR5: J. Johnsfon, J. Sell, N. Gilmer. A us through. and homework? gosh, no time now! gotta run, gang's comin' over Row l. M. Clement, S Caldwell, C. Cash, J. Chern- abaeff, G. Compton. Row 2 C. Carey, T. Butler, G. El- lis, D. Buckner, L. Cain. Row 3. R. Cabrera, L. Cal- lahan, Imposfer, Fraud, T. Campbell, J. Beasley. F . 1: J 013 Row l. G. Bolanos, B. Al- len, J. Bell, P. Borjon, P. Brassfleld. Row 2. M. Bortel, N. Barker, J. Bell, A. Beary, R. Blythe. Row 3. J. Arriaga, M. Allen, J. Bell, L. Bagley, K. Adcrns. Row I. N. Douglas, N Evans, J. Dargatz, M. Gager C. Frysok. Row 2. J. Edi- ger, R. Cowan, L. Garland R. Grisso, H. Colfer. Row 3 R. Douglas, C. Dunlap, K Gannaway, C. Gross, R Cherncbaeff. Row I. G. Hanley, E H a h n, F. McDowell, B Hahn, L. Gann, B. Hamlin Row 2. M. Green, J. Ha- ger, M. Gunn, V. Gregory. Row 3. B. Hanes, Decoy, Pretender, H u m b u g, M. Harvill, D. Goxiola. Row 4. M. Groff, R. Glover, Deceiver, J. Ford, J. Grundt, M. Hernandez. Row 1. S. Martin, C. Mc- Phefridge, B. Merritt, E. Mack, S. McDonald. Row 2. L. Lyttaker, M. Lyons, L. Lucas, B. Craig. Row 3. B. McDonald, R. - Mason, M. Lunsford, 'T. Longanecker, W. M a r t i n. K Row 1. J. Lightner, B Kendig, J. Little, S. Holter- mann, J. Jameson. Row 2. D. Hood, K. Jef fers, B. Hopson, B. Hosmon D. Hogan, J. Kenney. Row 3. D. Holden, K Hodges, S. Lane, L. Lewis C. Jackson, D. Hillblom. Row l. K. Merritt, P. Pat- rick, H. Pearson, F. Mett- ler, N. Patterson. Row 2. R. Nickel, D. Permenter, G. Porter, B. Pallares, D. Pigeon. Row 3. C. McCollum, P. Penner, D. Perales, A. Port- noff, J. Poe. Row l. M. Romo, F. Rog- ers, D. Pruitf, P. Rogers G. Patterson. Row 2. C. Rodriguez, H Rose, B. Rogon, A. Ramirez Row 3. G. Prater, J. Ro- rick, A. Richardson, M. Son- chez, J. Rogers. Row 4. A. Rollins, R Ruiz, L. Reiswig. Row l. D..Schroeder, J. Sherrill, L. Simpson, C. Sef- tlemire, A. Smith. Row 2. D. Slivkoff, D. Schieber, T. Selvidge,, B. Twining. Row 3. D. Sherrill, R. Vic- tory, D. Thiessen, G. Sonne, D. Shuford. Row l. P. Tomlinson, E Villarreal, L. White, C. Wal- dron. Row 2. J. Whitworth, C Sawyer, R. Vanzandf, C Terry. Row 3. H. Steele, D. Stew- ard, Jf Wood., h f C FIRST SEMESTER B. Peterson treasurer P. Evans vice president B. Lodrigan president L. Gross secretory SECOND SEMESTER J. Summers president B. Peterson secretary J. Carpenter treasurer G. Keteisen vice president 'X gonna graduate in three years . . . gonna so hard. hey, going to the soph class work party? slwuldn't . . . gotta study . . . wanta make straight A's. serve at the junior-senior K plans for next year. bell just rang . . hustle to math class. see ya in the library banquet? . . . gosh . . .in the middle of finals? just saw counselors . . made J. JOHNSTON, R. JACOBSEN, J. SEDERHOLM, A. PARROTT Counselors. Advisors: Row l. C. Coe, J. Carpen fer, P. Carson, F. Burns, M. Burrows. Row. 2. R. Collins, G Coffman, V. Coy, P. Camp bell, E. Cabrera. Row 3. J. Copeland, G. Buck, W. Cullins, J. Chaney, G. Caldwell. Row 4. K. Cooper, J Carter. . K i Row l. L. Carpenter, R Betancis, B. Barrel, R. Agui- Iera. Row 2. T. Bernal, V Bruce, R. Anderson, N. Bar- ling. Row 3. M. Albert, R. Ar- riaga, L. Acklin, L. Barley. Row 4. F. Aleman, R. Baze, R. Brown. Row l. L. Currier, S. Fos- ter, B. Frassel, K. Frantz, B. Dunlap. P. Evans. Row 2. B. Ellis, C. Flour- noy, D. Epp, L. Flynn, D. Ford. Row 3. M. Flores, D. Flournoy, C. Cutner, A. Epps. Row 1. E. Genera, D. Coleman, R. Fullerton, S Galloway, R. Gaefa. Row 2. E. Gonzales, B Helman, S. Holden, M. Gon- zales, S. Hasty. Row 3. J. Hively, P. Gol- leher, L. Gross, D. Hoag, J Gray. Row l. P. Larimore, A. Lisenbee, L. Miller, J. Lewis, P. Lyons. Row 2. K. Meyer, J. Mar- tin, M. Martin, W. Martin, M. Hulsey. Row 3. J. Long, K. Mil- ler, P. McPhefridge, T. Lugo, C. Lo Rue. HX 1, Q fl 5. M X. u ,U X X Row l. N. Jones, D. John son, J. Hothersall, B. Ladri gan, K. Hughes. Row 2. H. Henson, M Hosmon, K. Hussey, D. Klie wer, G. Ketelsen. Row 3. J. Kloeppel, R Hodel, 5. Kroeker, M. Keifh P. Lacy, J. Holmes. li? Row I. L. McGowen, D Miner, A. Penner, S. O'NeaI, R. Pailares. Raw 2. B. Peterson, D Madron, D. McCasIin, J Peters, T. Miller. Row 3. B. Neufeld, A McDowell, R. Martinez, A Morales. Row 4. K. Landrum, J Owen, R. Miller, C. Moore F. Perez. - ilfff 'F' es W S' 75? 3 + A 1 gi .A A Vi , -.mfvi , Aiwa Row 1. R. Romero, L Sanchez, M. Sherwood, R Richardson, M. Priest. Row 2. F. James, V. Por fer, P. Singer, J. Prueitt, L shew, M. Pohl. Row 3. L. Riggin, B Plumlee, E. Parks, J. Sears C. Ringer. Row 4. Fraud, M. Slivkoff H. Samarin, F. Sanchez, R Renteria. Row 1. C. Stewart, lm- postor, G. Smith, R. Tallon, J. Taylor, D. Terrell. Row 2. C. Tomlinson, G Sutton, J. Tackett, J. Struempf, A. Struempf. Row 3. L. Small, D Toews, M. Serdo, G. Ros- kam, H. Peters, R. Simpson Row l. L. Williamson, A Tovar, B. Smith, S. Weaver, N. Young, J. Wilson. Row 2. D. Stevenson, R Walpole, G. Terry, D. Val- lejo, L. Warkentine. Row 3. V. Wong, R. Simp- son, R. Weaver, P. Wright, G. Thompson. Row 4. J. Tracy, W. Van- winkle, L. Velasco, J. Sum- ITISFS. Lf f I FIRST SEMESTER J. Wedel secretary C. Smith president J. Merritt vice president S. Rorick treasurer SECOND SEMESTER P. Kane secretary D. Voth vice president J. Merritt president S, Cummins treasurer high school is for me! so exciting, different. wanna make gobs of friends. plenty time later to study, so why all these books? got in good with an upperclassman . was sold an assembly seat at half price! oh, this locker . . . ouch, my back! when does the noon bus leave for the Dari? elected class advisors . . . have a crush on one! guess i'll join some clubs . . . Counselors, Advisors: J. JOHNSTON, R. JACOBSEN, C. HARRINGTON. meet a bunch of kids. see ya on campus Row l. D. Coleman, D Crockett, P. Corcoran, W Faror, A. Davis, J. Davis. Row 2. D. Craig, D. Cope land, S. Cheek, S. Cummins J. Crettol, G. Cotter. Row 3. R. Dodd, E. Fair child, R. Chovira, C. Coodey M. DeVoe. Row 4. J. Colbert, Cross, J. Travis, 0. Cross J. Ezell. Row I. G. Caldwell, M. Bolonos, D. Allen, S. Bartel, J. Broom, C. Aguilera. Row 2. D. Armendariz, G. Caldwell, J. Boles, J. Brad- Nley, L. Buckner, C. Broom, J. Bell. Row 3. S. Bcllentine, D. Blythe, F. Aguirre, B. Blair, L. Anderson, J. Carpenter. Row 4. D. Bruce, W. Brown, C. Ash, M. Boyett, J. Brown. Row l. B. Flynn, J. Gox-- iola, V. Frysak, E. Flores, P. Garvin, D. Gorcia. Row 2. M. Fout, G. Fries, L. Grogg, P. Gager, D. Fosf fer, J. Frantz. Row 3. K. Gaston, J. Gault, P. Greenlee, V. Gala- viz, P. Goodall. Row 4. W. Gooding, L. Childress, H. Gibson, S. Gil- Iey, F. Gonzales. Row l. W. Marsh, T. Martinez, D. Laughlin, J. Lowe, D. Lawrence, J. Kling- enberg. Row 2. D. Munnerlyn, P. Madden, G. Nadal, R. Pres- ley, T. Lytfaker, P. Kane. Row 3. J. Lugo, L. Mar- iindale, R. Martinez, L. Lynch, R. Kliewer. Row 4. F. Lightner, B. Keith, L. Kummerfeld, L. Marsh, S. Kenney. Row I. L. Pharis, T. Pe- rez, M. Pena, P. Pearson, D. Neufeld, K. O'NeaI. Row 2. C. Munoz, D. Rey- nolds, L. Payne, M. Mungle, J. Merritt, S. Palmer. Row 3. C. Maynard, S. Miller, K. Ringer, C. Moya, J. Pauls, B. Pauly. Row 4. L. Patterson, T. Penner, S. McCain, S. Mc- Dowell. Row 'l. K. Hively, D. Highley, B. Jackson, J. Hobson, G. Grundf. Row 2 E. Holfermann, B. lngle, M. Holden, S. Holden, D. Hively. Row 3. A. Howald, A. Holguin, E. Herrin, R. Har- low, W. Jeffers, C. Hanley. Row l. O. Robinson, F Pruitt, L. Rupe, D. Rickard R. Phillips. Row 2. G. Preston, B Rogers, T. Mendonca, L Phoris. Row 3. M. Schultz, B. Schroeder, B, Solyords, C Reese, C. Perez, M. Robin- SOT1. Row 4. A. Roniel, G. Reis- wig, B. Rinker, R. Show, S Sanchez, T. Pitts. Row NB. Steele, S. Son- chez, M, Saville, S. Rorick, R. Delo Rosa, L. Reese. Row 2. T. Todd, S. Terry, D. Tackett, T. Sarjent, P. Singer. Row 3. J. P. Sharp, D. Sherrill, J. Schieber, J. Rom- mel, L. Rustlgian, D. Simp- son. Row 4, S. Shugcrt, C. Santillcn, K. Settlemire, D. Sherwood, T. Sisernore. 1 Row l. B. Tucker, L. Su- kut, B. Wiebe, B. Swope, P. Tovar. Row 2. J. Terry, C, Toy- lor, S. Sisemore, V. Tallon, A. Soto. f Row 3. K. Stockton, L Sundberg, C. Smith, S, Ter- ry, J. Sutton. Row 4. R. Wood, D. Twin- ing, T. Sterling, O. Velosco Row l. J. Wedel, D. Wol pole, L. Vono, T. Vickers. Row 2. D. Voth, N. Wil- son, B. White, J. Under- wood. Row 3. L. Woolley, E Warkentine, R. Watson. .fu 53-an 51. 'W 43 , f 1 , 1' :X V V ,,.,.. 1 2 3 P the secret of teaching is to appear to have known all your life what you learned this afternoon. -unknown administration Sc facult fx? gl fx is X o O as r 3 gg r LA g b VWAVA 1 is J . 1 ' .,1 't I ' I ,ix 1 L J' 1 5 V U K l I 'X S L E 1 S e. ff- i s i a t - .A 3- superintendent -- principal M rl. ,lack Cutner May I help you? Well, Mr. Cutner. l wanted . . . ltelephone ringsl. Excuse me . . . now, what was it you wanted? Well, l was lust wondering . . . Just a moment . . . Yes, Mrs. Moss .. . Yes . . . I'll be through in a minute. Now go on. Sir, I was lust thinking . . . ltele- phone ringsl. l'm sorry. please continue. Oh never mind, I 'ust came to get o few comments irom you for the Wasconian, but now l think l've got them. Thank you. lTelephone rings.l CA few moments in the busy life of our gracious superintendent! administrative assistants Ewfffffif '- 'E 5? Mr. George, Assistant Principal board of trustees X531 ' f it . ii. Mr. Terry, Co-ordinotor of Student Activities Mr. Wise, Dean of Attendance Mr. Sterling Grant, President Mr. Alister Little, Clerk Mr. Ernest Neufeld, Mr, Albert Peters, Mr. Herb Loewen .ismsiwsts-mmmamtvtwfwwvwwexmm, f f-tw.. -is 1 v 4 ww, - MRS MRS MRS MRS cafeterul staff facult MR, JACK BOGGES5 What are you do- ing in that dark room? Industrial Arts, Photography MR. GUSTAVE E. APPEL That's a likely story. Counseling, English, Journalism. MR. ROBERT BANGS Band, English, World History. 1 1 If if I M . A BURTNER Boy ' Physical Education, Social Studies MR WILLIAM CLEMENT Think! Arts, Crafts, Swimming. MISS CAROLANN CHANDLER All right girls, lets hustle! MR. ANDREW DARBY Boys' Physical Ed- ucation, M a t h e- matics. Girls' Physical Education, Social Studies, Tennis. 1 x ' gpg, 13 tu: us, 5 !ii'd?l'ff MR. CHARLES CRAIG No rest for the wicked and the gooc don't need it. Agriculture. MR. ROBERT EASTER MR. DALE DILLINGHAM Attention, troop! Boys' Physical Education, Mathematics Science. R383 Now l'm a great believer In percent- ages. -5, Boys' Physical Education, U.S. History. MR. JOHN ELLIS Time- Commercial . . . Ninth year at WUHS MISS SUSANN FARRELL Doesn't that look like fun! Homemaking, English, Swimming. :k4x7W 1 MISS BEATRICE FULLER Would you please move away from the front of the building? Librarian . . . Efficiency is her byword. MRS. ALICE HAMMER Now class- English, Mathematics . . . Seventeenth year at WUHS. MR NICK GILMER You girls back there in the corner-- Social Studies, World History, U.S. His ,xmxff tory. n ,N , ,E xii MR. CLIFFORD HARRINGTON l stand corrected. Mathematics . . . Twenty-nine years at WUHS. its MRS. RUTH JACOBSEN Have you read the blackboard? Counseling, Girls' Physical Education. MR. JAMES JOHNSTON ln other words- Counseling, Government-Never caught without his detention pad. MR ARVID JOHNSON Quit wasting time. General Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Ar- chitectural Drawing. MR. EMORY HOBSOP Vanity, vanity, an is vanity! English, M u s i a C o a c h e d tw championship ter nis teams! .5 .,. l, .Jr m.-ww -f ii, it ,qi i if I A 5 il Il s 'I I , 45 1' Il, K HMI ms gloss ,I Q., ls il i , 1 I ai ww f ? I S .i lkg - - my iw - Msg , I t ,'fLLif5FIE' lx ' -i'?TilE1?ifii3iffiT ,.,. -Q., ,V,g. .,.w,t.', Y. .ti . .7 f. MR. ROBERT KENDALL Be preparedl Biology, Chemistry . . . always smiling . . . Remember his daily quotations, kids? MISS HELEN LEWIS English . . . Use your time wisely, she advises her students. MR. LAWRENCE MENDENHALL lt's your play . . . lt's up to you. Dramatics, English. W , MR. ARTHUR PARROTT L rw- -,. MR. JAMES PARKER Silencio, por favor. - QLN fm . Spanish . . . Quite a ioker! it S Now, lm no politician, but- Boys' P.E., Social Studies, Mathematics. MR. ARTHUR PIGEON English . . . Fourteenth year at WUHS. VMR. KENNETH A PROCTOR ls that clear? -S Auto Shop, Elec- In tricity, Physics . . . A most dedicated teacher. ,S El . S 'S i ,f Aw , 51.3 . I 1 L 'fm MISS RITA RINEHART You people! English. I H-'ff MR. RAYMOND SEARS Government, History . . . Remember his music in class? MR. JOHN SAINDON The bell has rung! XJ? English, Latin, World History. MISS JOAN SEDERHOLM You sound like you don't have enough work to do! Commercial. A Miss Mumei. sKARPi-ion. Whats burning? M F xi L. English, Homemaking. ' N 7 ' Q MISS JOAN SELL ' ,L I con't believe it. it Commercial. is F 1, I If 2 3 T -Kms., ,47'f6li-N 6- H+ W MR, HAMILTON sMiTH i f l-las anyone seen my keys? K V V F Science. y' LV' , WW . , Sgr-Y, -. L Q an ciei .. ' wx .1 K,-I MR. P. D. SPILSBURY Gum chewing student, cud chewing cow- Director of Vocational Agriculture MR. WAYNE WILKINS When I was in the Navy- Boys P.E., English, Social Studies, U.S. History . . . How 'bout that sum- mer government class? MR. GEORGE TERRY l don't need this microphone. Coordinator of Student Affairs, Coun- seling, Boys P.E. M, t- Usi ,its K , 'hifi Ugg V M 552 1 5 V 4.- I K f 5. , mer- , ,.,. .s,'QZ...fff. ffizirifafziz iiiiiz..ff5i,f:1s i Si 5411. ' .ff . in f9'W i7 tv K ggi iii i 'Y ff ' K K 'T . K -...gp rw 1 me -, +iwi2l?'iHf'4fwl, if ,- i l i , was ,K W s lm K Q wiv l F SK 5 ri, A lk l X Q N f 4 frm X 3 E is A ws x. i 1 X X A V K 1 2' Ml .1 S I it 2 W MH e..2.o,?53i5f-11. , i f N M W5 A ' . ' V Izfsxwsfeilif, 2:5 ' W . Wi K 9k iw- fffif, , . li-Nfigi' -if J ,gig.:'i,g1y.'tE,: rr ff.. i Q W5 ' A f . .... . ..,. MR. FRANK wooql MAN 'N He's hot as a bunkq house stove l Industrial A r t sl Mathematics . . W Nineteenth year a WUHS. i i students' view of a teacher 3 1 -. f? ffwfz , i .pn af fx ,ii 5 R' 31 :nv Wm S 2 i 1 Pl A QQ -f , h,....,-4-M ,,,,...f-w- ' .,M..,..f ...T f'f+W'?' 1 3 ,. 5 5, Af wmv' , f ' Q F l , ,UU W' 1 VN WM - 'x , ff 'I f ' ' SA. Behind every successful X ,Z Tj ' f O W fn student stand parents MO' f'u-U ffulsfyf A ff' 5 5'-IQ 'L u , .4 y as UL .0 t , 71 who couldn t be more 1 ,u yy- uf ff '-N, QQ Q C 5 'Blu Lf WN X surprised' wif' Jim -I C V ' fu Q Q WKQWN ffwwq WWW W W Q fam i fWMf?W!honorW M 2? J, we Mtv Q ,K A955 Lff-7.-Q Z ---f' ff ,,. ,u . f M J Ml ffQwE? - XX3., ., - V-X5-,lfx i- - 'XNNX N -in-3-L f junior plaque M. Siemens S. Lacy life c. s. f. Rogers Smith Warkentine Gilmer Siemens i tiger pin receivers Diana Terry Unpictured Mr. John Unruh, Lea Allen, Ruth Appel, Marilyn Bauer, Marion Bauer, Karen Bloom, Bonnie Bridge, Ramona Buhler, Julie Crowder, Jean Forth, Janet Funk, Marilyn Hahn, Ted Hein- richs, Stewart Hobson, Donna Janzen, Suzanne Lacy, Rose Knott, Bertha Martinez, Bob Morrison, Marjorie Moore, Betty Plumlee, John Prueitt, Wendy Pueschel, David Schieber, Gary Steward, Ann Struempf, Robert Tindle, Barbara Tiner. magna cum laude I. JULIE CROWDER 2. STEWART HOBSON 3. JANET MCCOMBS girls' and boys' state SUZANNE LACY MARK SIEMENS TIM GILMER' 0 d S. Lacy, B. L. Smith, K. Warkentine, M. Siemens, T, Gilmer, R, Mosley, N, Rogers bank of amerlca afwar s J. M., L. une., R, Aguirre, D. Hicks. p fee., M., . u.v?W1?q,,.,,ifif:i:r'ff't'7l I W V V . ,N W , I, ,A A I p x --LQ-vi S S' N 1 r' e V' E .- ...nuff , N- 1 ...E 3 c. s. f. some call them the brains: some call them the intellects. this is the group that means what it says . . Scholarship for Service. they also have fun . . . like the time they saw The Brothers' Four Concert. what a group! from them we can anticipate the leaders of tomorrow. A . K . .. ii ,eff rr H if M Z-. A A . FIRST SEMESTER: V. Wong, trecs urerp B. Ellis, vice president: L Kliewer, secretary. Kin Q .J rr- -4 1-fe., EF' il s., 5 .1 I-1 4 E f ls., MR. APPEL, advisor it 2 E We i N-yum l I inn: ii SECOND SEMESTER: B. Hahn --. treasurer: L. Gross, president .' E. Mack, secretory: K. Mer ritt, vice president. On steps: P. Borion, M. Harvill. Row 1. B. Hahn, L. Gross, E. Mack, B. Barrel, L. Kliewer, K. Warkentine, B. Ellis. Row 2. A. Smith, J. Wood, J. Hively, B. Twining, V. Wong, M. Siemens, T. Gilmer, J. Rorick, J. Sears, G. Ketelsen. Row 1. P. Kane, D. Neufeld, C. Smith, E. Mack, D. Allen, P. Borjon. Row 2. V. Wong, G. Ketclsen, J. Hobson, S. Rorick, J. Merritt, K Merritt, J. Wedel, K. Warkenfine, B. Hahn, B. Barrel, J. Hofhersall, P. Evans. Row 3. M. Harvill, L. Sundberg, J. Brown, D. Foster, J Rommel, B. Harris, N. Rogers, B. L. Smith, D. Slivkoff, L. Gross. Row 4. J. Carter, J. Hively, J. Sears, P, Gager, B. Ellis, D, Voth, J Rorick, R. Mosley. honor roll Beverly Bartel Patricia Borjon William Ellis Pam 'Evans Tim Gilmer Lynn Gross George Grundt Barbara Hahn Mike Harvill John 'Hobson Patty Kane Rochelle 'Presley first six weeks Gary Ketelsen Linda Kummerfeld Evelyn Mack Harold Martindale Janet 'Merritt Karen Merritt Nancy Rogers Judy Rommel James Rorick Susan Rorick John Sears Mark Siemens Deanna Slivkoff Barbara L. Smith Carl Smith Lynn Sundberg Bruce Twining Darrell Voth Marilyn Waldrip Joan Wedel Kathi Warkentine Vincent Wong HONORABLE MENTION Larry Reiswig Ann Voth Josie Beverly Bartel Patricia Borjon William Ellis Pam Evans Tim Gilmer Lynn Gross George Grundt Barbara Hahn Mike Harvill John Hobson Patty Kane Larry Reiswig Don Perales Webster second six weeks Gary Ketelsen Linda Kummerfeld Evelyn Mack Harold Martindale Janet Merritt Karen Merritt Nancy Rogers Judy Rommel James Rorick John Sears Mark Siemens HONORABLE MENTION Rochelle Presley Ann Voth Josie l Deanna Slivkoff Judy Small Barbara L. Smith 1 Carl Smith ' Lynn Sundberg 1 Bruce Twining Darrell Voth ' Marilyn Waldrip Joan Wedel Kathi Warkentine Vincent Wong Don Perales Webster third six weeks Refugio Aguirre Beverly Bartel Patricia Borjon Linda Buckner John Carter Charles Coodey William Ellis Pamela Evans Donna Foster Phyllis Gager Tim Gilmer Lynn Gross Barbara Hahn Michael Harvill Jack Hively John Hobson Janet Hothersall Avelina Ramirez Patty Kane Brad Keith Gary Ketelsen Linda Kummerfeld Evelyn Mack Janet Merritt Karen Merritt Robbyn Mosley Diane Neufeld Ronnie Nickel Don Perales Frank Perez Rochelle Presley Bob Rinker Nancy Rogers Judy Rommel James Rorick HONORABLE MENTION Ann Voth Larry Reiswig Susan Rorick John Sears Mark Siemens Deanna Slivkoff Judy Small Barbara L. Smith Carl Smith Lynn Sundberg James Summers Bruce Twining Donna VanZandt Darrell Voth Marilyn Waldrip Kathi Warkentine Joan Wedel Vincent Wong Christine Wankum Aguirre, Refugio Bartel, Beverly Borjon, Patricia Bradley, Jill Buckner, Linda Ellis, Bill Evans, Pam Foster, Donna NGager, Phyllis Hahn: Barbara Harris, Barbara Hobson, John Kane, Patty Keith, Brad Ketelsen, Gary Kliewer, Leola Klingenberg, Janet Bartel, Beverly Borjon, Patricia Bradley, Jill Cheek, Sheila Craig, Don Craig, Lela Ellis, William Evans, Pamela Foster, Donna ,Gager, Phyllis Gilmer, Timothy Hahn, Barbara Harris, Barbara Harvill, Michael f Aguirre, Refugio Bartel, Beverly Borjon, Patricia Carter, John ' Ellis William Evans, Pamela Foster, Donna Gilmer, Tim Gross, Lynn Hahn Barbara Harvill, Michael Hively, Jack Hobson, John Hothersall, Janet Jones, Norma Kliewer, Leola Perales, Don fourth six-weeks Ketelsen, Gary Kummerteld, Linda Mack, Evelyn Merritt, Janet Merritt, Karen Morales, Alexander Neufeld, Diane Nickel, Ronnie Pena, Catarina Perales, Don Perez, Frank Presley, Rochelle Ramirez, Avelina Reiswig, Larry irst semester honor roll 'A' 'k if 'k Kane, Patty Keith, Brad Ketelsen, Gary Kummerfeld, Linda Mack, Evelyn ' Merritt, Janet Merritt, Karen Mosley, Robbyn Neufeld, Diane Nickel, Ronnie Perez, Frank Rogers, Nancy Rommel, Judy Rorick, James Rorick, Susan HONORABLE MENTION Reiswig, Larry Small, Judy Rommel, Judy Rorick, James Rarick, Susan Sears, John Siemens, Mark Slivkoff, Deanna Smith, Barbara L. Smith, Carl H. Sundberg, Lynn Twining, Bruce Velasco, Oscar Voth, Darrell Waldrip, Marilyn Wedel, Joan Sears, John ' Siemens, Mark Slivkoff, Deanna Smith, Barbara L. Smith, Carl Stewart, Lela Sundberg, Lynn Twining, Bruce Voth, Ann Voth, Darrell Waldrip, Marilyn Warkentine, Kath Wedel, Jaan Wong, Vincent Vanzant, Donna ' Hobson, John Rogers, Nancy Wong, Vincent Keith, Brad HONORABLE MENTION Frantz, Janet Vanzant, Donna . an ' 1 ' ff 'F' Pfam ,wwmfif bil S 75 fifth six-weeks se Q 0 N fl N3 fi M 9 AT? V 'R 'k ir Kummerfeld, Linda Lacy, Suzanne Mock, Evelyn Martindale, Harold Merritt, Janet Merritt, Karen Mosley, Robbyn Neufeld, Diane Nickel, Ronnie Perales, Don Perez, Frank Presley, Rochelle Reiswig, Larry Rogers, Nancy Rommel, Judy Rorick, James Rorick, Susan HONORABLE MENTION Leia Craig Avelina Ramirez ' Students who made straight A Sears, John Siemens, Mark Slivkotf, Deanna Small, Judy Smith, Barbara L. Smith, Carl H. Sundberg, Lynn Tracy, Jim Twining Bruce Twining, Doug Voth, Ann Waldrip, Marilyn Warkentine, Kathi Wedel, Joan Wiebe, Barbara Wong, Vincent it it Vanzant, Donna records ia 5 i K Z i 2 E 5 1 2 1 1 ' ' ff1f?2??4i7H:'W1if ' : ' k 2' ..14f' . KM: L K 1-4 ',,. L - , - M , , ,W ,. , After you watch the crowd at a game when the referee makes a close decision against the home team, you have some idea of the problems of world peace. -H. V. Prochnow s Mjfffl ff W JN f We wi VV X y s orts I P WK 2 J s XXX XX X W 1 Q 5 ef W What is football? It's determination, challenge, defeat or victory. It's diagrams, rigid schedules added to COACH BURTNER rousing pep talks, bruises, sweat, broken ankles, smashed pride, demanding coaches, cold showers . . . and then the big night--- COACH PARKER harsh lights, cold air, hysterical fans, wool blankets, hot chocolate, fumbles, depression, angry coaches, complex OACH EASTER plays, teamwork, screaming yell leaders and we sgre again! 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T X KM- H - it,-.Xx, 1 , K is if M Y .ex X X Q N, 'fm vs Y QQ Sl 5 Q, Y N me T 1' Q xi gif me I 2, -t 'Yi' M N Q I N-H' 9 1-.-.fo K. A-Q lc, A i . 3, ' '- if . M fx ' ' ' ly 1 Rc. mv-ttf at-Mm M V , f, N.. ' V w up-V .- - Y Q Bill McDonald, Halfback f it gl . , ' '-5 , aw fe 5 V5 V l.V.,..kf:5.ge,,,.S.. -53: 4 y.M ,5 ,f 74, I -' , ,, . ,cv,,?, ,Elin f, .' 5 . ., . - f Q25 ,, . ,w' ' ,ma v , ,, , 1 .. ,V Jim Bell, Center Tim Gilmer, Quarterback Sherrill Boyett, Halfback Dan Thiessen, End Dan Ediger, Guard , L r l ' 'Slrlyk ! 'Q 1 yi - V A, ir, A f. vw . H ,Z 15? Jax , , Q LW? jd if lf, 'fl Er'??'fa.,, 'fi Jim Beasley, Halfback Rick Baze, Fullback fl? 'il ,K W. , .fl 5 W f , l Q 1 7 ' 8' 9 5 , gg 'li' 'dim K '1 f ' Douglas Green, End f'f'ff' , M it V 11 L ! 'M - , . .iw Vk- .. A R X i ,f Richard Paslay, Guard ' fell' as Ellffifw, 5 hmm' fa, fiiikf' -. f , A, ,ra Ja f ,HW N. 4 i I' K 5 ,. Yi K i s lg ' 7 VVY, if Mike slivkaff, Guard Jerry Fvrd, End ... ,aw i X I . K... , ,rr f f- -., ig, V . fgjlg z g gy, 3 . 1 4 4 . Q ,ii . i ' ,iw il' 1. . 5 . , , I jf, i f-,- ,C ' ' fe Q , 4 A 1 i W lim gif Jeffy Gould, Tqckle Gary POI'feI', Cenfel' I , 1, lx., V ,,, 1w5'- ,. A - ' f , G ' mi if ,K , gi , ' gjff MW 7 V f i - , . 'YJ , ,Lg W W Q my v X mu- 'X' Y :gh PM ', I.. i fl, .. 5 ' A ' i 4 'V ' .2 2 fi 7 -, f2irI'sf, L 7i4 .Jim x E ,S -ly 4. mx Don Perales, End if cha Mike Hernandez, 4' V, 3 x Vigil ,, ,. s End .J , fl V V i L. 47, .V A A , 7 .1 .5 ' i ii 'Q .,Qe5?m5'!f23 K . 1 1 wg ,I , In 5' , ,, 'lisa ,K ' ff 'af af, 5, i ,' .Sf 1 f 1g,Q lv wi V : ,. '53, J., A f If ,,,, 'K , -3251. Gary Wiens, Tackle M- , ef, , ,Ar , 'egg I W . Q M 4,,,fd:nf ' vi fi JL! . ,f s 1- , M . i.,e may 'W' 'f'-li? l. 4 ..f,-iwgigm' llfifgg? A Richard Chernabaeff, Tackle ili' i f X fr fe V A39 ' A 'K fe.. , Alton Meoeweu, Tackle David Hmbiam, Guard Dennis Gaxiolc, Tvckle Hafvld Williams, Tackle Mike Williams, Tackle Yi I l 5 . , ' Ixff' x We ' V Q ,. H .V is '- A Aw' . -1, 1 vga 1 1 Q , . i ,gl , i . 'i . , 4 , A 7' . ,V li T W. fl-ew, Sum. Coach Wilkins, Coach Dillingham It takes time to learn the game, So much is required . . . poise, rhythm, coordination, skill, confidence, alertness and guts. The only way to win is to work, especially when the going gets tough. But it takes time. FIRST STRING linemen L Acklin J Rornck B Twlmng B Neufeld F Garcia, D. Blythe, R. Arriaga. Backfield: D. Sherrill, oy C Smith C Jackson 1 ,, 7 ,L .4 ' J' Q14 fig ' W! 4 n x .. ',- A 1 i. 1 +R, 4 , . 'ills' ' N. M , nw, Y' . - '- , .-. , ' ofa. L W- ,ML . . . . -, A, V 4 KN if , A M... -W . , H .. Y .VJ . . V, wi M i A 3 , 1 A ' ' 'PLL if X , in 2 Q- A fs 2' X rung- , J' ..,sV P ' . ' W. P -M ' . . , . B , ,'?'l'f ,Q A 'X i . :V 'J Lge? . A ,Q 'Y rn ' ff ,f'.Lg ,gp fl- A 1 lu ' ', .,:p '.'sf1fw 191 -O . '5 'Z 7 - I' aff M ., CO-CAPTAINS: T. Butler, C. Jackson, most valuable player. Row l. J. Tracy, B. Neufeld, R. Grisso, S. Terry, P. McPhetridge, A. Soto, F. Garcia, J. Tackett, R. Collins. Row 2. L. Acklin, L. Woolley, R. Arriaga, G. Buck, M. Albert, R. Watkins, B. Craig, J. Rorick, T. Penner. Row 3. M. Groft, B. Twining, R. Victory, T. Pitts, S. Shugart, D. Voth, V. Vara, D. Blythe. Row 4. J. Summers, G. Ketelsen, C. Smith, W. D. Jeffers, S. Gilley, R- Harrison, P- TOVUY, T. Butler. Row 5. C. Flournoy, A. Raniel, J. Sutton, D. Sherrill, B. Rinker, C. Coodey, J. Wood, D. Vallejo, C. Jackson. Looking for on opening, Mozingo eludes opposition, picking up help from Boyetf ond Nickel. Boyetf scrombles f ,fii?ff'Eal5 . , .1 K . 554. Jackson pounds out yordoge ,bcfore being brought to o stop. Jackson spots hole furnished by downfield blocking. M I ,PG Varsity Scores ' We They Taft ,,,,,,,.. ., 6 . 14 Corcoran .... .. 39 26 Hanford .... . O , , 7 Shafter 0 ,. , 28 Sanger .,,.. , 7 6 Coalinga .. ,. 27 7 Garces ....,...,....,. . I2 . 7 Tulare Western W . 6 . 20 Lemoore ..,e... . , I9 .. ,. O Junior-Varsity Scores We Thev Taft ,. ,, 20 . I7 Taft .. , O I8 Garces , O ,, 20 North High , 6 20 L. BAGLEY F. BELTRAN M. LISENBEE CTOSS Have you ever tried running around the track in two minutes flat? These boys do it every day. It takes per- sistance to stick to this sport and receive a varsity letter. lt takes en- durance to run the I.8 mile. Think you can do as well? Gonzalo Romo. captain of the varsity team, ran it in 9.37. Rudy Renteria, most valu- able runner. almost made it with 9.38. Other boys who lettered and ran the I.8 mile were Larry Bagley. 9:5I: Frank Beltran, IO:05: Mickey Lisenbee. I0:3I, and John Pauly, I0:28. J, PAULEY R. RENTERIA G. ROMO COUflltT lnexperience doesn't seem to at- tect the records ot the freshman- sophomore team. They really have determination! Willie Gooding, cap- tain ot the trosh-soph team. and Rudy Pallares, most inspirational runner. have proven this with scores ot 9:57 and 9:49 for the I.8 mile course. l Still interested in running the track? These boys are . . . you'll find them there to join you anytime. COACH DAR BY F. Perez, ,M. Flores, J. Kloeppel, R. Pallares, R. Arriaga, R. Miller C La Rue L Warkentine. D TOGWSI F- G0'120l9S, W- Penn, G- Cdldwellf C- Hamilfonf R- Diaz' D- G. Cotter, D. Hill, R. Martinez, W. Gooding D Armendarlz H Gibson Penner. ' 1f..,a v, X 7-QR -x-. I, 1 4 1 1 tigers COACH PARKER: Too often success is measured by the won-lost record. If success could be determined by improvement, and a favorable season were one in which the players' could be proud, then this squad was successful. Made up of only one letterman and no experienced height, the team performed in such a way as to bring it a sense of pride in a job well done. The highlight of the season was the defeat of Shafter. ln that game, the team effort and selflessness was magnificent. ' . ' -ri ' mfr.. -,ii .. I I I f,Jag4,, I -.E V I, 5 8' fd? M, B is I Z be LEE FARLEY, co-captain ,, TIM GILMER, co-captain COACH PARKER Row I: Opposite Page D. PERALES T. NEWCOMB J. GOULD H. WILLIAMS D. THIESSEN Row 2: J. FORD D. PERMENTER L. FARLEY G. PORTER Row 3: D. GREEN K. GANNAWAY i A 'R COACH EASTER C, JACKSON , Contain cubs COACH EASTER: lt is a hard task to evaluate, in a purely objective light, a group of boys with whom you have worked many hours. This yeor's B team started with one experienced player and a group of eager boys. After a great number of mistakes and heartaches, a ball club emerg- ed that played both as a champion and as a novice. Their biggest weakness was that at times they forgot they were a team, and their strongest quality was their de- termination to win. Not all the victories ot this squad are listed in the won-lost column, Row I. L. Garland, R. Grisso, B. McDonald, B. Keith, P. Golleher. Row 2. P. McPhetridge, D. Twining, B, Neufeld, L. Ack- Iin. Row 3. C. Flournoy, C. Jackson, G. Buck. nu! A- f Q... EYE, ui ing... -Q.: CJ-as 'FF kittens COACH DlLLlNGHAM: This year's 'C' squad started with only one returning let- terman. From an inexperienced group of players o championship team emerged which tied with Lemoore for first place in league competition. At times lackadaisical, the players leorned that they had to scram- ble to win, and came through the season with on 8-2 won-lost record. Not only did they come through with a championship, these boys took with them a knowledge ol the game of bosketballf' Row I, S. Ballentine, D. Voth, B. Rinker, C. Coodey, W. D. Jeffers. Row 2. D. Demery, R. Shaw, C. Smith. Row 3. G. Reiswig, R. Harrison, S. Shugort. MZ darn i ig. 5.5. . ti, fv COACH DILLINGHAM . ' C. SMITH, D. DEMERY, JV Ccipts -.W EQ ...nv ..r .. 'rw-H -.of ff M40 fi '+Qii i ral 9. 1 I x 40' -H-0-fm YER OUT! RICH PASLAY DON PERALES CRUZ RODRIQUEZ BRUCE TWINING B. BOYETT b o aseball lS chc1Tter en+Husiasm chEwing gum Sonclbogs gIovEs 3555 po sYeII?ng Runs duSt strlkes buN+s foul bAlls pitChes Tension umplres team wOrk home ruNs H. WILLIAMS COACH TERRY R. COWAN L. FARLEY M. HERNANDEZ D. MCDONALD R. WATKINS 3' K 5 li Row l T Lugo D Vallejo, D Steppe G Ketelsen J Summers, G Caldwell, R Show C Smith L Noble Row 2 V Vara, M Serdo, G Renswxg, B. Keith S McCom R Rmker L Vnckers M Kenth R Sanchez Row 3 C Sontlllan, B Cross, C Terry, 3:3 ,kk RYE 5? if H , 3 ' al l A , ' not on eosy road fhis group hos 'co follow. lot of practice. sweot. errors. skinned knees ond frustrations +o overcome be- fore moking vorsity. +l1ey're only leorning +o climb the rope now. woncler how mony will moke it 'co the top? 4: COACH BURTNER if , 4:1 :ini if, ,-' M . f '.w.m,f.f:l-,. X . ' SEZ 15' '. wi girls and boys' tennis GIRLS' TEAM lopposite page, from left! S. Cummins D. Schieber K. Workentine Miss Chandler, advisor N. Douglas R. Richardson F. Mettler S. Lacy BOYS' TEAM lfrom left! R. Nickel H. Cotter R. Grisso Mr. Hobson, advisor J. Wood T. Longonecker F. Perez swim team R. Wentz, S. Kroeker, G. Prater, T. Penner, W. Linn, V. Lugo, H. Rose, L. Bailey, D. Terrell, C. Corey. ,fgfff Statisticians: B. Ladrigan, A. Rollins, R. VanZundt. Coaches: Miss Farrell and Mr. Clement. Give me a sunny day and a swimming pool and Pm happy as a seal. -Lynn Burke. D. Neufeld, J. McCallum, J. Peters, L. Sukut, G. Nadal, L. Carpenter, D. Hood, B. Neufeld, R. Brown. A-class Dan Ediger executes another dive. X , Poolside: W. Linn, J. Edlger, L. Sukut, J. Peters and D. Hood rest between races. Teamwork: Tracy and Green The Sky's the limit for skypilot Beasley Jackson displays good form at the top v 4 , l . . ,,, .. . ., .. , JVJV slqiwxiilk 'fr I all? if 'i Row l, C. Jackson, J. Tracy,,M. Allen, R. Baze, J. Beasley, J. Arriaga, D. Galloway, S. Boyett, S. Hanes, T. Peters, R. Ruiz R. Renteria. Row 2. D. Nachtigall, C. Farley, F. Butler, G. Romo, J. Kloeppel, T. Butler, S. Shugart, K. Miller, B. Craig, D Gaxiola, R, Watson, D. Green. Row 3. F. Aguirre, F. Beltran, D. Demery, H. Gibson, P. McPhetridge, R. Chernabaeff, V Morales, C. Flournoy, R. Blythe, P. Penner, A. McDowell, M. Lyons, R. Penner. Row 4. R. Miller, L. Warkentine, C. Coodey, A. Soto, D. Toews, L. Patterson, J. Sutton, R, Arriaga, P. Golleher, W. Gooding, T. Pitts, J. Tracy, R. Brown. Row 5. E Johnson, R. Martinez, W. Jeffers, G. Roskam, C. La Rue, W. Perez, R. Pallares, D. Armendariz, P. Tovar, G. Knoy, J Pauly, R. Diaz. Row 6. R. Harrison, R. Victory, J. Grundt, F. Gonzales, W. Penn, F. Garcia, M. Slivkoff, J. Gould. Row 7 C. Hamilton, T. Sisemore, K. Settlemire, D. Hill, J. Garrison, C. Ash, D. Bruce, J. Kenney. 1 fy' 1....,.- W ll power Starting practice XA, N b a, 3 f-'. my ' K l ' Q ' P ll Q., AQ l i , H Xxx f 61551 J . 1 Jrsr W . Miles of running Watch that last leg, Butler ff' 41' statisticians fall sports J. Carter, T. Miller, B. 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R X '55 a committee of three gets things done if two don't show up. -h. v. prochnow clubs f , xt X X 'x , yx ., XXX X- hx xx! C! FW? ft' XX , KR VY X 2 NW V X x ffi' if iii Uri club Q Mfr' MR. CLEMENT, Advisor UPPER PICTURE, FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: J. Armendariz, vice president B. Pallares, secretary-treasurer E. Villarreal, publicity manager R. James, president M. Rueda, secretary-treasurer F. Sanchez, president this group hols one thing in com- mon . . . they love ort. mokes no difference what you con do . . . some sketch, some oil point, some weove, s o rn e sculpture, ond some iust olopreciote ort. all you need to loin this club is o desire to express yourself. till? Row l. B. Pallares. Row 2. E. Gallczrdo, M. Gonzales, C. Moya, E. Villarreal, E. Gonzales, J. Armendoriz, L. Miller, M. Rueda, P. Miller. Row 3. G. Ronquilla, E. Genera, F. Martinez, R. James, C. Groft, T. Miller. w w w 1 ,.. ,ww me we: ywaazegi Hey! What's the swingin'-est group on cam- pus? You guessed it . . . the band. And speak- ing of bands, here it comes now.Look at those snappy orange-and-black suited marchers! Listen to that music! Ever heard the like? See that guy over there in the white uniform? Yeah, that's their director. Everyone loves him. You know, it seems like every time these guys go some place they bring back garlands. Take the time they attended the Delano Harvest Festi- val. Did you see it? No? Well you missed a good show by our band! How 'bout the potato bowl and the All-Western Band Review? Their participation is a credit to our school! Remember the Shafter 50th Sentinel parade and our own Vet's Day march? We know who's the best band around! Look close now as it passes. Maybe you can see its leaders. There, that drum majorette, that's C. Settlemire, first semester treasurer. There's R. Penner, vice president, and P. Patrick, secretary. That trumpet player is President R. Mosley, and there's M. Bartel, student council representative. Hear the second semester officers: C. Carey, vice president, N. Douglas, treasurer, R. Mosley, stu- dent council representativeg N. Barker, secretary, and President B. Craig are really carrying on the tradition. This band paid its own way, too! You should'a seen the flying soapsuds at their car wash! But few band members, I might add!! They had lots the cars somehow emerged clean land so did a of other projects, too. Remember that chocolate candy? How could anyone forget? We had choco- late running out of our ears. Participation-wise this band is tops. They played in everything from assemblies to parades like this one. Well, there they go. Listen to that applause down the way! Everyone loves them. What would we do without a band? 2 In Sn , K Twp,-.MA - 'Ya CONCERT BAND, Row l. N. Douglas, F. Burns, P. Kane, A. Struempf, D. Coleman, S. Kenney, A. Penner, J., Klingenberg, C. McPhetridge, B. Baize, M. Bartel, P. Lacy, R. Penner. Row 2. J. Schieber, P. Patrick, S. Bartel, L. Buckner, L. Childress, A. Raniel, J. Hively,-R. Blythe, T. Portnoff, M. Groft, B. Craig, R. Mosely, Row 3. D. Twining, G. Reiswig, C. Flournoy, C. Carey, R. Chernabaeff, G. Roskam,1J. McCal- lum. Row 4. Mr. Bangs, C. Settlemire, T. Vickers, N. Barker, F. Lee, R. Harris, J. Arriaga, J. Beasley, S. Shugart, W. D. Jeffers. L. Buckner K. Hodges A. Smith L. Gross L. Shaw S, Cummins C. Settlemire MR' BANGS First and Second Semester Officers: L. Moon, president M Williams, secretary D. Mozingo, reporter D. Laughlin, secretary D. Galloway, reporter S. ' chorus Boyett, vice president Row I. L. Moon, R. Mosley, D. Laughlin, R. Watson, R. Lynch. Row 2. M. Williams, S. Boyett, D. Mozingo, D. Galloway, K. Stockton, R. Kirby. girls' chorus ter offlcers: M. Priest, secretary P. Pearson, vice president J. Carpenter, vice pres. P. Strauch, secretary B. Jackson, president L. Kummerfeld, treasurer C. Wankum, treasurer J. Webster, president Row I. J. Webster, C. Hancock, D. Miner, P. Lyons, N. Hulsey, S. Weaver, R. Laughlin, V. Porter, B. Jackson, M. Robinson, R. Richardson. Row 2. M. Inyard, V. Wankum, K. Meyer, C. Wankum, M. Priest, S. O'Neal, B. lngle, P. Greenlee, M. Gregory, D. Copeland, S. Tuck, R. Bell. Row 3. K. Korman, J. Frantz, C. Aguilera, B. Steele, S. Holden, B. Salyards, P. Rogers, G. Settlemire, P. Strauch, P. Pearson, J. Carpenter, L. Currier. Row 4. J. Rommel, E. Herrin, P. Gager, M. Holden, D. Tackett, L. Gregg, J. Bell, M. Gunn, V. Clement, L. Kummerfeld, R. Morales. . F51 3. . if if f ' Q, J Az. E' 3 .5 TT .53 W w . f l ' 1,1 A ' 4 - '3 -Y Q. First and second semes- club Row Row Row Row R. Watkins, H. Cotter, R. Grisso, R. Nickel, B. Twining. R. Cowan, J. Tracy, D. Permenter, J. Rorick, G. Porter. D. Perales, J., Kenny, B. Boyett, M. Slivkoff, T. Peters. J. Kloeppel, J. Arriaaa, . Golleher. K. Gannaway. J. Tracy, treasurer B. Boyett, vice president D. Dillingham, advisor J. Rarick, secretary R. Nickel, sgt. at arms D. Permenter, president wawmf I I 1 1 Mr. Jack Boggess, advisor camera club Row 1. J. Ediger, K. Warkentine, D. Coleman, I. Steagall, D. Vanzanf, V. Sfrauch, T. Handel, B. Kendig. Row 2. J. Todd, B. Jackson, F. Lee, P. Kehoe, E. Shuford, A. Beaty, G. Fraley, J. Hager, D. Johnson, M. Green. Row 3. C. Reese, V. Porter, B. Harris, P. Coodey, C. Patterson. Row 4. R. Wentz, H. Rose, D. Jennings, P. Craft, K. Landrum. .er 125 .x focus, set aperature, cock the shut- ter, turn the tilm. makes no dit- terence where they point their cam- eras . . . these camera bugs are always ready. next time you see them oiming their cameras at you, pause . . . relax . . . look natural. they'll appreciate it, tor their hob- by is photography. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: P. Kehoe, president: B. Harris, treasur- erg D. CoIeman, vice presidenfg P. Coodey, secretary. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: S. Lacy, secretory: K. Warkentine, president: T Hondel, vice presidenfg I. Steagall Treasurer. 9 r' p ,wi future hom makers of america MISS SKARPHOL MISS FARRELL catchy title these girls have . . . future homemakers of america. right now tl'1ey're le a rni n g and practic- ing. won't be too long before they'Il be hanging up cur- tains. mending iunior's socks and making sissy's first party dress. Row I. S. White Kehoe, L. Miller, Hughes, V. Coy, P. ons. Evans, F. McDowell, Martin, N. Barling, Peterson. Row 3. B. Merritt Evans, P. Wright Kliewer, C. Cutner, Coe. Row 2. B. Harris, FIRST SEMESTER: B. Harris, historian Unpictured V Gregory, vice pr S. Martin, secretar G. Terry, treasurer F. James, parliam F. McDowell, repres N. Barling, presiden 3 E SECOND SEMESTER: ' F B. Peterson, vice B. Harris historian S Jones, parhamen Unpictured V. Gregory, preside B. Merritt, secretar' , . ' 1 i 2 nucleus club wonder wl'1ot's inside o roi? where does roin c o m e from? wl1ot's Cul-l22O,,? meel the seekers . . . the group 'thot looks for the on- swers to tocloy's ques- lions. MR. SMITH, advisor Row 1. J. Hobson, D. Jennings, R. Posloy, J. Grant, N. Barker, F. Riggin, B. Wiebe, A. Smith, P. Miller. Row 2. G Fries D. Vanzonf, L. Sundberg, E. Workentine, L. Rustigion, D. Terrell, R. Cowon, B. Twining, J. Rorick, R. Grisso. Row 3 R Kliewer, D. Kliewer, B. Ellis, J. Sears, M. Hurvill, L. Reiswig, R. Mosley, D. Goxiolo, R. Nickel. Row 4. M. Creftol A Vofh D. Schieber, K, Gcznnoway, D. Shuford, M. Siemens, W. Martindale, C. Cross, L. Gross, C. Grofl. Row 5. D. Nochflgoll L Brewster, G. Wiens. Wiebe, secretory Ncchtigoll, president Schieber, vice Dresidenf Martindale, vice pres. Gross, secretary Harvill, president future farmers of america I! Rx FIRST SEMESTER: R. Fox, reporter, L. Hill, treasurer, G. Hill, vice president, D. Hicks, president, Br Neufeld, secrctaryg R. Glover, sentinel. SECOND SEMESTER: D. Hill, treasurer, L. Hill, vice president, G. Hill, presidery G. Caldwell, reporter: D. Volh, sentinel, B. Tocketf, secretary. f f a queen MAXINE GREEN QUEEN PAT PATRICK 5 ' DIANE BUCKNER BONNIE PETERSON f f a stor Jerry Serieant and Robert Lang won the highest award that can be given by the State Association of the FFA when they were awarded the gold emblem of State Farmer at the State FFA convention. The awards were the culmination of a very active and successful year for Wasco Future Farmers. Gary Hill was selected to receive the California Bankers award as the top Future Farmer in the chapter as a result of his scholarship, leadership and citizenship. The award was made by Jim Mack, manager of the Security First National Bank. Jerry Gould won the sectional FFA speaking contest from the eight high schools in Kem County and placed second against the top competition from forty-two high schools which comprise the San Joaquin Valley region. The first semester officers, with Jerry Serieant as president, spent a couple of days at Bass Lake, planning the year's activities and enioying the boating, fishing and swimming. ln proiect competition sponsored by the United California Bank, gold emblem certificates were won by Gary Hill, Ralph Fox and Robert Long, while silver emblems were awarded Jerry Serieant, Nick Bowles and Terrell Newcomb. Robert Long was awarded a plaque for having the top Future Farmer project in Kern County. For the fifteenth time in sixteen years, the Wasco Chapter farm mechanics exhibit won the purple sweepstakes ribbon at the California State Fair and with it the Salyer Grain and Milling Company trophy. lf this trophy is won one more time, it becomes the permanent possession of the Wasco Chapter. A total of 65 ribbons was won at the State Fair, including 22 first prizes, 28 second prizes and I5 third prizes. Lloyd Simpson had the champion FFA Hereford market steer and reserve champion at the Kern County Fair. Wasco market swine were awarded a trophy for the best ten hogs. Second place plaques were won for the prize groups of steers and lambs. The farm mechanics exhibit won two trophies, the sweepstakes and one for best school exhibit. Wasco supporters bid generous prices for the market animals offered for sale by the Wasco Future Farmers in the fair auction. Lloyd Simpson received the top price of fifty cents per pound for his champion Hereford. At the Great Western Livestock Show in November, Lloyd Simpson had reserve champion FFA market steer, while Robert Long and Larry Hill exhibited the grand champion pen of three market steers with their Angus and Here- ford pens respectively. Gary Hill and Ralph Fox each won a fifty-dollar prize offered by the Vernon Lions Club for market beef steers. Ricky Glover had reserve champion FFA market barrow. In the open division, the carload of Angus steers exhibited by the Wasco Chapter had grand champion car- load with California State Polytechnic College placing reserve. This is the seventh time the Wasco Chapter has had a grand champion load and Wasco is the only high school chapter to win such an award in the open division against college competition. Griffith Meat Company of Long Beach submitted the winning bid on the load, forty cents per pound. ln interchapter competition, the B Future Famwer basketball team won the consolation trophy, placing next to Arvin Future Farmer chapter. Future Farmer field day consisted of painting and repairing chapter-owned equipment, a barbecue dinner at the park and a swim in the afternoon, under the chairmanship of Lloyd Simpson. Pretty Pat Patrick, popular iunior, was the choice of the FFA for chapter sweetheart. She represented the chapter at the sectional queen contest and at the chapter's annual banquet. She was presented the official jacket and charm at the banquet. She also participated in a musical trio, consisting of herself, Esther Hahn and Joan Wedel, who presented several numbers at the banquet and the FFA assembly. A crowd of 365 Future Farmers, their parents and friends attended the annual FFA banquet in the high school cafeteria, which featured Spanish pit barbecue, prepared by Nick Bowles and his committee. The freshmen FFA boys did a fine job of decorating for the banquet, showing promise for future leadership. Robert Long won the title of Star chapter farmer and with it the privilege of presenting his mother with the title of FFA Mather-of-the-Year and gifts from the chpater, an orchid corsage and a wooll blanket manufactured from wool produced by the chapter flock. Robert shared a double honor when he was presented with the A. W. Breakiron award as the top combination of Father and Son. The award was presented by the donor, Dr. A. W. Breakiron of Fresno. Lloyd Simpson won the Bank of America Award, sponsored by Dick Gross, local mana- ger, as the Future Farmer who has shown the most progress in the past year. Mr. Gross made the presentation. The Senior Citizen of the Year award went N x to Dr. Lynn E. Gair for his contribution to the Q, community in establishing the North Kern Hos- L , qi r pital. Junior Citizen of the Year was Bob Counts, gig K Wasco High FFA graduate and now manager of the Cal-Kern Co-operative merchandising organi- zation. Future Farmer National Foundation awards went to Lloyd Simpson, livestock, Jerry Gould, public speaking, Robert Long, crops, Darrell Voth, star greenhand, Eugene Wetmore, farm mechan- ics, and Charles Hamilton, poultry. Dick Gross, Bank of America, and Mel Wil- lis, Santa Fe Railway, were presented with honor- ary emblems, denoting membership in the Wasco Chapter FFA. Advisors: MR. CRAIG and MR. SPILLSBURY. i i Q I girls athletic association D. J. P. S. L. M Schieber, president Schieber, treasurer Evans, athletic mgr. Todd, secretary Gross, vice president iss Chandler, advisor ra ,X H 5 if XM! is V. Porter, treasurer Mrs. Jacobsen, advisor V. Isaac, president F. Lee, athletic mgr. S. Todd, vice president 4 FIRST SEMESTER: L. Gross, secretory-treosurerg J. Carter, presi- denfg B. Lodrigon, publicity choirmonj L. Moon, vice president. ,fi ' J X X Mr. Soindon, advisor latin club veni, vidi, vici: i come. i sow, i conquered. ot first i wos ci little otroid: ot times i wonted to give up. silly thoughts . . . i know . . . i knew icould do it all the time SECOND SEMESTER: B. Lodrigon, publicity choirmonp R James secretory-treasurerg J, Sears, vice president: C. Sontillon pres: dent. Row l. P. Miller, F. Rlggln, G. Compton, K. Warkentine. Row 2. R. James, P. Rogers, B. Hahn, C. Grott. Row 3. J. Rorick, J. Tracy. Row 4. A. Voth, D. Schieber. Row 5. W. Martindale, D. Gaxiola. Row 6. D. Nachtigall, N. Douglas, L. Brewster. Row l. T. Vicker, V. Frysak, K. Hlvely N. Wilson, P. Goger, J. Brown. Row 2. P. Evans, P. Singer, B. Swope P. Goodall, D. Bruce. Row 3. B. Schroeder, B. Lodrigan, R Betancis. Row 4. B. Affleck, L. Anderson, J. Mc- Callum, S. Cheek, A. Ranjel. Row 5. L. Gross, C. Cutner, J. Sears, L Rustigian, C. Santillon. Row 6. S. Terry, L. Moon, W. D. Jeffers J. Gaxiola. Row 7. G. Roskam, J. Carter, A. Mo- roles, Row 8. J. Hively, T. Miller, R. Brown R. Watkins. l H' A sv 1 1 song and rooters lub Row l. D. Slivkoff, D. Buckner, C. Cufner, A. Smith, M. Creifol, B. Wiebe, A. Vofh, C. Drescher, J. Lindgren, B. Smifh C. Coe, B. Peterson. Row 2. C. Setflemire, B. Hahn, N. Barker, L. Gross, D. Schieber, P. Patrick, F. Riggin, S. Fulmer B. Ladrigon, J. Peters, A. Sfruempf, J. Cretlol. Row 3. H. Coffer, R. Posloy, J. Trucv. T. Peters, T. Gilmer, D. Mozingo D. Permenter, D. Vofh, S. Hanes, E. Hahn. Row 4. L, Garland, R. Grisso, R. Cowan, K. Gannaway, T, Handel, C. Smith B. Rinker, B. Wiebe, E. Mack, G. Porter. Row 5. R. Nickel, J. Carpenter, G. Dipple, H. Pearson, T. Selvidge, M. Bartel K. Hodges, L. Moon, J. Little, V. Isaac. Rcw 6. B. Barrel, P. Gardner, G. Thompson. , ,.. ., ,.. . . in...-... .M ...,,M. .fm , would you like a program? no ma'm, ll'iey're free. buy a ribbon. support your leam. come to the rally . . . i'c'll be fun. src meeting tomor- row . . loe sure to come. Advisors, Mr. Wise and Miss Chandler . - ,M e 1' Q., M wugm .Q . . . 1, L- U 'V ,.. 4 lg., 1' v ., L, if-A: V , 1113 . J -W- G Q . W an W ' . Y 5 Q . Q' V - We . A i 3 Lf Q9 iw 4 ' ' ,, ,inf A , V L X Y 1 9 wi New 'is mimkfigg 's Q ta. E' K gs. 5 A Qs ll ' E W s E X. . Q, U we :iii fi M - fi ww ff r YQ , W. iq. vm, ,gp ., V .J s , fy. .,.,..x.., Evjw 2' - ,i.,.r.gji'gfi13?2 -gfaW,.,, 32:3 yf ,tawx f - gfwgg, :Z ? ,Hp :tiff Q L . 2 .L ww, 5- ,gras -1 tv an tm X.5-9555... M ' 'Mi A ' 3' V 5'vfi5'Wffi' fm ' ' '- - f- - - ' asf W -e rtxzggruy , fp' , fm, SQQ v 1, f I ,s . 1 W . J ,, T . ,,,,.1. , L V.. FIRST SEMESTER: J. Little, treasurer T. Peters, president A. Smith, secretary SECOND SEMESTER: D. Schieber, virxe president P. Patrick, treasurer L. Moon, president M. Green. secretary FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: J. Tracy, treasurer, A. Smith, secretary, R, Mosley, president, R. Grisso, vice president. spanish club Q 4' SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: B. Keith, vice president, K. Gaston, secretary, J, Holhersall, treasurer G. Kctelsen, president. Row I. L. Vono, B. Bartel, A. Penner, L. Sukut, P. Corcoran, B. Jackson, F. Burns, J. Prueitt, J. Klingenberg, S. Bortel, P. Kane, J. Schle- ber, J. Hobson. Raw 2. D. Neufeld, N. Young, S. Rorick, N, Jones, P. Pearson, S. Palmer, A. Howald, G. Fries, J. Hothersall, E. Holtermann, L. Sundberg, D. Terrell. Row 3. L. McGowen, C. Hussy, C. Coe, B. Peterson, M. Martin, R. Kliewer, J. Peters, C. Smith, B. Wiebe, B. Keith. Row 4. R. Gaeta, R. Presley, M. Pena, N. Tavon, C. Cutner, B. Rinker, D. Voth, J. Tracy. Row 5. J. Merritt, J. Schultz, A. Struempf, B. Helmum B- FFGSSGI, s. Mccoan, J. Lugo, B. Neufeld, B. sms. Row 6. J. Bradley, o. roster, J. we-del, I.. Lynch, c. Moya, K. Gasfon, L. Flynn, J. Carpenter, C. Ash, R. Harlow, T. Lugo, D. l-lively, L. Martindale, O. Cross. Row 7. M. Pohl, D. Kliewer, L. Warkentine, M. Albert, J. Summers, G. Ketelsen, J. Gary, M. Keith, L. Acklin, P. McPhetridge, V.'Wong, S. Ballentine. Row I. G. Compton, P. Borion, S. Holtermonn, L. Kliewer, K. Warkentine, B. Wiebe, N. Barker, A. Smith, K. Merritt. Row MR. PARROTT advisor 2. C. Settlemire, C. McPhetridge, T. Selvidge, D. Permenter, R. Paslay, R. Cowan, B. Twining, J. Rorick. Row 3. D. Vanzant, ' B. Pallares, M. Bartel, L. Garland, M. Harvill, R. Mosley, R. Nickel, R. Grisso. Row 4. M. Crettol, K. Jeffers, F. McDowell, J. Kenney, K. Gannaway, D. Shuford, T. Handel, J. Grundt, J. Tracy, D. Perales, J. Grant, H. Cotter. 3 , 3' rx ' M X 4' In 55552 -. K if. , 'if' Y V. i .J ' '.59'S5H4.,, -'3 vm' . 'I 'mf' ,Q Vg- I T .1 A : s AW, qglgg, .Y 4' , ., f e, 1,.5gw-,X ,, - 3 fu-2 - 41. x f mgsfxww L V, 5.3, i Q , W ...6 w w? 'K K5 KX hyat Sgixgww 7 is ss, f lv., gf E A 3 Q-nw, . ity, 'M Y i Sift. ' 1 K f . fa 3' ,A V 'sf .- , T kg , ' f '11, ' ' 9 ,Q f f, y i . L 'L if 3 V 5 2, , f':iEf ..,,. 15 . 3 1+???z'?' , , 4441, w. 4 ff ' ? Off again and this time we're flying low over a bull fight ring. Alone in the ring, the tiny matador battles the bull. Look, there in the crowd! See some of the students who mode the trip to Mexico by plane. They're taking pictures of the fight to show at school upon their return. Too bad we forgot our cameras. Time to head for home. Flying north across the border, we wave goodbye to a wonderful journey. Home at last! A quick coke from the Spanish booth is in order, then we'Il hustle to our homes to get ready for the Spanish banquet. Night has finally fallen as we arrive at the banquet, the final event of a very exciting year in Spanish Club. We're home again, but who can forget our flying carpet trip into a magic land? teachers now MISS SEDERHOLM, MR. PROCTOR, advisors and tomorrow hey. who's that kid in the back row sleep- ing? could it be a tuture teacher? where'd that paper airplane come tram? bet one ot those TNT'ers threw it! look at that heck- ler in the tront row. understand he's going to be a history teacher. boy, what a rough time they give their teachers! you'd think they'd realize someday they'll get the same treatment. W.,-1' fx, ,tsr F'K M. Pohl. . . Ni.. 'Wai'-ag. J iii: Row I. B. Hahn, J. Prueutt, R. Cowon, S. Holtermann, S. Caldwell. Row 2. K. Merritt, G. Compton, D. Vanzant, B. Ladrigon, P. Miller. Row 3. J. Webster, K. Warkentine, G. Fraley, B. Frossel, B. Jackson. Row 4. C. McPhetridge, N. Douglas, J. Peters, 5 ----- 2 'lr' an T fl 50 I -ggs..i.'i' XX SECOND SEMESTER - N. Douglas, publicity chairman: K. Warkentine, president: B. Hchn, secretary-treasurer: J. Prueitf, vice president. FIRST SEMESTER - C. McPhetridge, publicity chairman: K. Workentine, secretary-treasurer: S. Holfermann, vice president. , ,,,,...,-H . , u.,,,,y.,,i3,3.23g ,. L ii 11 I i i QV Q f 4 tiger rag lnside I3, science a typewriter noisily clicks. a pen vigorously scratches out another story, a camera clicks with the last shot. The editor pounds on her desk. an exasperated reporter claims he gcan't write, the sports editor has forgotten to cover a basketball game. A bell rings. a light switches oft, the door shuts with a bang . . . there'll be a paper Tuesday. I l My A i V 3 .4 Bu. K M45 64445 ,Luk 1 ,V.V sky, V - -3'-W 'Q' Front row. P. Evans, B. Wiebe, A.'Voth, M. Cretfol, E, Mack, J. Hothersall. Back row. J. Boydston P Moreland G Tlner B. Ladrigan, R. Shugort, A. Smith, L. Kliewer, K. Workenfine, D. Schieber, L. Brewster. wasconian the scene: a cluttered living room. Crumpled papers line the floor yellow envelopes are strewn everywhere. A TV blaresg typewriters click: impatient voices fill the room. Confusion reigns: l-ley, where's page l33? Get busy! Tomorrow's1 the deadline! Another change? But that's her iob! What do l do now? Aslc Karen. Do you think we could get the deadline You mean it's not even written yet? l-ley you guys! lt's almost finished! I don't believe it. extended? .WWW imwlwwk Q 3' .J N yr From left Sharon Caldwell business manager Kathi Warkentine feature editor Ann Voth copy reader Karen Merritt assistant editor Suzanne Lacy editor Janet Hothersall assistant business manager Unplctured George Tuner art editor Jane Lindgren typlst Row I. M. Bartel, D. Hood, Y. Mortinez, K. Eskew, S. Ford, R. Fullerton, J. Merritt, C. Affleck, J. Peters, l. Steagoll, F. Riggin, J. Lindgren. Row 2. C. Bridgmcin, A. Howold, R. Phillips, N. Seville, C, Sawyer, C. Terry, E. Wetmore, J. Dargotz. drama club FIRST SEMESTER - M. Bortel, vice president, J. SECOND SEMESTER - D. Hood, vice president, J Peters, secretary-treasurer, F. Riggin, president. Merritt, secretary-treasurer, J. 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With arms extended, Helen and Bonnie reach for victory school spirit in their routine. ,Q --i im ,,. .K Chris, Barbara and Annette display abil- ity as first semester song leaders. i ...W 0 m were ' if 'N Ex - A fh Second semester song leaders Andi, Janie and Fran execute routine to the lively music of the pep band. Special rally attraction! L. Moon, R. Mosley, D. Hicks and D. Galloway display spirit and coordination while leading yells Freshmen win the rally! ' nom ngf'2Of,rx CTM. .. .aww X - J, NLM., ,W.s..... ,. V, , , mv..-.W V .,,. ,. .. ,. , 'MW . snowball snowball wiltecl cmci crushed, on orchid lies in the cool moisture of 'che reirigeroior worm memories of o six-foot quorterbock clumsily dancing in o seo of fontosy. Then . .. dreoms entwined in flimsy seo ne'rs . . . o golden-haired mermoid frolics wi+h- silver fish. Af right: Queen Veta Isaac and attend- ants Roywonna James, Ma ry Creftol Cheri Dreschcr and Diana Terry. I W ,. V an 34 gi ig Bird's eye view shows Hicks, Drescner and Lisenbee awaiting cue backstageg an stage Miller, Graft and Dipple anticipate their entrance. Director Mendenhall speculates on play's progress Q f. me ke senior class presents THE Richard. ll-le turns upon the tamily.l Now you listen to me, my dear family. Ever since l remember, you've taken pleasure finding new ways to mortity me. 'Cause l was dif- terent 'n the rest at you. 'Cause you're naturally mean - and I didn't hit back. 'Cause l was the youngest. You've done every aggrevating thing you could to-ta -standardize me-to malce me 'average' -like you are. Well, now there's going tc be a change! Wait your turn Lord Chester field-Beau Brummel YOU CEST Charlotte Wmslow . GLENDA DIPPLE Oliver Winslow ., . ERIC WINN Mark Wmslow . MIKE LISENBEE Augusta Wmslow Martin . PAULA MILLER Alan Martin . . JOHN PAULY Martha IMuffI Wmslow CHERI DRESCHER . DANNY HICKS 4 DIANA TERRY CHRISTINE GROFT JANE LINDGREN EUGENE WETMORE MRS. SMITH: Girls, youl father' hos imporlont news for you. MR. SMITH: lJc's -lhesilotinglyl -well-we're moving 'co New York to live. ROSE: Move 'co New York! Why. Papo, why? MR. SMITH luncomfortoblylz H s for 'che best. MRS. SMITH: You mus'rn't blome your folher. It meons m ore money. ond. offer all. you wont to go +o college, oncl- ROSE: But whot obout 'che WorId's Foir? ESTHER: Jus+ when i'c's oboul 'co begin, ond iust when S+. Louis will be the center of ottroction of 'che enlire universe. ROSE: There ore so monyireo- sons why we con't go, Papo! MR. SMITH: Well, you'll iusl' have +o get used to the idea. yl Affleck follows lines of actors J. Ediger, S. Holler- monn, N. Barker ond M. Bczrtel. EET .EI presented ST.LOUI by the junior class MR. SMITH ..... MRS. SMITH ....... ....... RCDSE ................ ...... ESTH ER ......... AGN ES ....... TOOT I E ............... LON ....................... . ROSE: Maybe you'll under- stand this, you bully! .Mike Graft Carolyn Terry Charlene McPhetridge Connie Settlemire Annette Smith Glenda Compton Eugene Wetmore JON SHEPHARD ...... .............. M ike Bartel MRS. WAUGHOP ...... . IDA BOOTH BY ...... KATIE .......................... LUCILLE PENTARD MR. DODGE .............. DUFFY .................. GRANDPA ............... . FRED GREGORY .... CONDUCTOR ........ Susan Holtermann Debby Schieber Nora Barker Barbara Hahn Ronnie Watson Chris Carey David Hood Danny Hicks James Ediger DIRECTED BY MR. MENDENHALL MR DODGE Like l always say if a man can t manage his own family lSneak mg around the corner of the couch TOOTIE sinks her teeth in MR DODGE S Iegl Owwww' J ,zzzlezv .-my I nxt 1 1' , 5: ',z-f.L.2w1:ff1:,,g,,: rg-nzixzzmw f5i':El?f?E?' : ff -:ff !,s41QL,J - The business that con- J , My -7 V .. siders itself immune to 4 gwagffglzf- the necessity for ad- W. 241, and vertising ner or la- I ' If dv? 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X Y I , . hifi K - X Q Congratulations to the Class of 1963 From the medical doctors and dentists of Wasco f.' A,-A g '.V... W .,,.,, M ,hih H Q EEHPELUE 'ff-f Geo. Haberfelde, Inc. 830 7th PL 8-6467 Nora's 1 14o 7th PL a-6665 Robert L. Jones Funeral Home 1401 7th PL 8-2534 McCafferty's 1030 7th PL s-6461 Lakewoodis 900 7th PL 8-2682 x YW 810 7th PL 8-5793 JOLLY KONE 1212 Hwy 466 PL 8-2964 Bank nf Amvrim 849 7th PL 8-5173 , I 1 A 1 ' ' f 1 'fl nerr. STORE 848 7th PL 8-6514 Ted's Bakery 741 nh Pu. 8-2926 3 -4,4 6, 133.13886 ff-4 - M ff H-wuulnqiffamui Q . 55,2581 5, 88 H yVh:, 0 Pleats and Plaids 915 72h Pl. 8-6862 Wasco Plumbing Co. 829 7th Pl. 8-2224 Wasco Paint Store 842 7th PL 8-6884 Kern County Equipment Company Wesco Rd. PL 8-6652 National Market Hwy 466 PL 8-6550 Wasco Motor Sales 1oo1 711. PL 8-6637 Leo's I'V 651 D sf. PL 8-6755 BOB WAUGH H29 7th PL 8-6630 A. C. Poettgen 81 Son 1245 G sf. PL 8-6377 Maple Leaf .Q W 5 wfznmm QUALITY 0011115 TO c511,11gf 1113 Y '.'L.' MACHINE SHOP . 60 v4.C'.NTmy' D MANUFACTURING 5245 ca 511115151 MAR!:,E,, 6th cmd G PL 8-6425 H A Ti 7 I4 6+h Street Phone PL 8-6485 Bioferm Sth ond G PL 8-5151 S. A. CAMP Wosco I PL 8-6977 Wosco 2 PL 8-6324 Wosco 3 FA 4-2298 Wasco Concrete Pipe Co. Wosco-Pond Rd. PL 8-642-1 Bob Campbell's Texaco Service Phone PL 8-2219 Hwy 466 ond Broadway WASCO, CALIFORNIA P5 , Fred West 1338 F Sf Pu. a 2134 Waseo Ambulance 747 Oak Sf. PL 8 5109 PL 8-2018 DARI DELITE Birch and Hwy 466 Q PL a 6827 We Appreciate Your Patronage GRUWERS COOPERATIVE CIN F and Highway 4-66 Phone PL 8-6621 Q ,ef 7 3' Qi! 4. -. 7 'W 747 7th PL 8-2064 A4 ' S 'Q XM! I lf I:5.m ' ,Ianzen's Drugs Ln: I r-.. A fl 942 7th PL 8-6408 W 0 'Q 0 MW ' 6, E ...--15' 45.6. . , i Wentz 5th and G PL 8-6435 50,14 1220 7th PL 8-6274 Bud Wilms 1071 7th Pl. 8-6758 Security First National Bank 1049 7111 PL 8-5382 TV Service 1018 7th PL 8-5184 Sprouse Reitz 908 718 PL 8-9941 Dovie's 441 F sr. PL 8-2027 La Femme Coiffeur 639 0 sf. PL 8-5413 I-I. H. Voth and Sons 450 G sf. Pl. 8-6438 Wasco Hardware nh 666 P PL 8-6473 Poso Cafe 78! Poso Dr. PL 8-5544 BIG MARKET 741 E sf. Pl. 8-6612 4 Peterson's 1348 F St. 749 Poso Dr PL 8-6458 PL 8-2050 . mouwonns SIXTH ond CENTRAL VALLEY HIGHWAY Steward's 638 P sf. PL 8-6512 Goertzen's P.o. Box 27 PL a-2990 F immce and Thrift 1139 7th PL 8-6494 r f lt. 4 1 wA5co DRUG sronz PHARMACEUTICALS :l f BIOLOGICALS , PHONE PL B-5301 PHONE PL 8-5302 N f 901 7th STREET WASCO, CALIF. e S Remus Smdw Automotive Parts 1069 7th PL 8-6578 1040 7th PL 8-2602 O I WASCO 922 7th PL 8-6617 Wasco Jewelers 935 7th PL 8-2193 Wasco Flower Shop 1615 7th Pu. 8-2116 Uhr mama Nuns 804 nh Pa. a-6441 Allen's Red Kroeber La Economia Market 1144 7111 PL 8-2292 960 E sf. PL 8-5233 Mode O' Day Ellis Repair Shop 833 7111 PL 8-6295 747 P 51. PL 3-2139 Town House Pioneer Motel 1340 P sf. 1000 4111 PL 8-2946 H. G. Brooks 81 Sons Wasco Cold Storage 301 P sf. PL 8-2687 303 P 51. PL 8-5347 Vono Jewelers Wasco Sheet Metal 911 7111 PL 8-6368 221 P sf. PL 8-6761 Nickel's Chevrolet Hoyett's Drive-In 625 P sf. PL 8-6406 727 6111 PL 8-2065 Wasson and Emerson Hwy 466 PL 8-2136 MIllINli IIIIMPANY Richfield Oil Corporation 1040 G sf. PL 8-6374 COCA-COLA Peter Pan Quality Food Mkt. 903 7111 sf. PL 8-6578 Hwy 466 and E PL 8-2130 CORPORATION Western Furniture 803 7111 sf. PL 8-6552 41-4 Nineteenth St. FA 4-6531 A BAKERSFIELD, CALIF. Phil's Wasco Farm Food Center Equipment 1017 7111 sf. PL 8-6342 P.o. Box 1194 PL 8-2141 SALYEH GRAIN P.O. BOX 488 CORCORAN CALIFORNIA i 1 ' .1-W ,WWQWU X I' - Ck 9 94 fwfw o U fy ' dv 07 ,jf W2 WWW 0 , UM ,K YWMQAMNV Jff K U' f 1 - ,W QM N JAXVJJWVV77 J X ' H x ' QJff'sDEQbwc'?jk fu Q A It Iffixlxb !?X. N09 Taz 1 BQ-Jvf' ,,X,f6?Xi gi QU f 1 LI FJ V ' .. ' V yjf'f5 kk-.iqxffg Z2 ' ,fb L M E JJ BM 1 my FAM I' Q QA U S4 fa' ' ' MGX X W k f' Q . , 77 M ,' mg O9 A Zizfmffy XL EV' , Q-IQ-,1,1 . 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