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

Text from Pages 1 - 189 of the 1965 volume:

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M V k X nf , xwxn ,V ,.. ,,Ay G . , 1 A I N 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration . 7-8 Secretaries . 9 Faculty . . . . I I-I7 Student Council . . 20-21 Seniors . . . 22-42 Juniors . . . 43-48 Soplwomores . . 49-54 Freshmen . . . . 55-60 Student Life ....... . 68-I I9 Rallies. song and yell leaders, snowball, plays and clubs. Football ....... . I 22- I 29 Basketball . . . I 30- I 37 Cross Country . . . I38-I39 Wrestling and Golf . . I4-O-I4I Baseball . . . . I42-I45 Track . . . I46-I48 Statisticians . . I 49 Tennis . . . I 50- I 5 I Swim Team . . I52-I53 Ads . . . l54-I76 Closing . . l78 Administrative Assistants K MR. TEITRY Coordinator of Student Affairs The parents and friends ot Wasco High can be very proud ot the accomplishments made this year in scholarship. leadership. sportsman- ship, forensics, and athletics. We are all iustitiably proud at the Wasconian editor, statt. and advisor tor the ex- cellent recording ot this year's ac- tivities. lt is our hope that this time example ot good work will provide the incentive tor greater ettort and achieve-ment on the part at all students in the tuture. fda y d s 2 l 7 1fQ,gfsff4 it x,4g, , ' K MR. GEORGE MR- WISE Assistant Principal DGOY1 of Aff6l'lClCH'lC9 MR. CUTNER, Principal The Board of Trustees MR. JAMES MACK MR. ERNEST NEUFELD MR. ALBERT PETERS Mr. Jack Cutner, superintendent-principaig Mr. James Mockg Mr. Albert Petersp Mr. Ernest Neufeldp Mr. Herbert Loewen, clerkp Mr. Alis- ter Little, president. MR. HERB LOEWEN MR. ALISTER LITTLE I S Z L B 5 2 L 1 2 4 Ei 2 F T: ,QQ 1, 2 WE ,Ei W Q w W, ,, i Q 1 V2 TA! is Cafeteria Staff G. Sawyer, J. Nixon, W. Fletcher, J. Roskam. J Custodians , -J, 'var flfiif , Pix - ' .. , 1' ': ' -L.'i1':- 1- ff Lf f D i ,Q ' f, , J 1 n' , 'l it Ill ll 19 X Zi 'J .Il , N. J ffl , I A N NX X i E 5 4 Row l: J. B. Harris, G. Lee, A. Taylor, L. Martindale, S. Balentine, L. Penner, C. Archer, T. Hughes. Top Row: E. Burrows, P. Douglas, R. Fox, T. Acklin, O. Dixon, C. Shackelford. Bus Drivers C. Buckner, W. Montgomery, F. Freeman, D. Balzar, H. Froese, F. Gould, A. Ranjel. l Yiaow l CJ J ii 1 is y xiii fffwi fp V! is-X' L im- it Y 4 ll l lk? - cx x Q S ' ' Ol 4' ff: J Ufl F V, R Lg ' ' ' ' .jf xx- il :itz l 4.1 3 X ' , 4 ' W! gk, on ,. my new W , ,ly A5 A GTV. If Q 4,1 V 7, - xv 1, FACULTY M Q fm G tw A big, W e e e RL 3. I A pl 4 . A .- I canft believe it!', Enjoy yourself, Mr. Appel. You'lI Mr. Bangs, be happy, your dog is. Miss Boatz plays soft music while have Q difficult day in English iv. Correcting algebra papers- An assiduous worker, Mr. Boggess Mr. Burtner's young sons are fine A Sef, MlSS Cl'10f1dle ? is contracting a mountain resort football potential. home. A talented person, Mr. Clement Get it on straight, Mr. Craig. Click! Now you can set it down, exhibits his silk-screening ability. MF- DUflJY- I2 Miss DeFoe views programs on TV Here we see Mr. Dillingham tee- Hope there are no bills, Mr. Ellis! in miniature. ing off the l5-yard line. Mr. Gilmer, did we catch you un- Miss Goerne must be plotting 0 Students sure can make Mr. Hor- expectedly? jaunt to Germany. rington tired. What a dignified tennis outfit, ls thot a house dog, Mrs. Jacob- Quiet evenings with his little prin- Mr. Hobson! sen? cess are enjoyed by Mr. Johnson. I3 What's the ioke, Mr. Johnston? Your dog appears ti m i d, Mrs. M is s Lewis' gardening prowess Leonard, created this beautiful rose. Mr. Mendenhall pores over a most Running over the plays before the MV' Parker! SON, the STGF bC1Sk6f interesting book. big game, Mr. Mills checks the bell DIOYGF Of 1975- V intellectual powers of his B squad. ' MacTavish, Mr. Parrott's black Really, Mrs. Penner, golf in your Relaxing in his easy chair, Mr. , scotty, craves attention. living room? Proctor enjoys a good mystery. I4 Cute aren't they-Mr: Saindon's Nighty-nite, Mr. Sears. Aho! Miss Sell finally came to a pride and joy. stop. W 'W V H 1 lg A in Z7 W Z1 1191, l! Q' -'J ' , fi f-l ,. A 1 . fi .1 ' I X-we . , N3 M A We -. i ,f'l4sM3'J Remember that quotation, M i ss ' A shutterbug ot heart-Mr. Smith. Mrs. Sorenson's creative hands or- Skarphol. ranged this attractive centerpiece. I , Better hurry to assemble the trail- Does Mr. Sutcliffe practice h is Caught Mr. Thiessen eating leaves er, Mr. SpiIsbury,l the boys need golfing technique between classes? again. it. I5 Everyone can plainly see Mrs. Browsing over the metal shop im- Trandem's pre-occupation is little plements, Mr. Traywick readies Michael. for morning class. Chef Wilkins cooks up a storm! Don't get your wires crossed, Mr. Wallace. l Where's the golf ball, Mr. Wise? To her two small sons, Mrsl Wolfe reads fairy stories. acult MR. G. E. APPEL, B.A., M.A. English, U.S. History, Yearbook, Counseling MR. ROBERT BANGS, A.A., M.Ed. World Geography, World History, Beginning Instrument, Band MISS KAREN BOATZ, B.A. Algebra, English MR. JACK BOGGESS, B.S., M.S. Photography, Woodworking MR. JACK BURTNER, A.B., M.A. Physical Education MISS CAROL CHANDLER, B.A. Physical Education MR. WILLIAM CLEMENT, A.B. Art, Crafts MR. CHARLES CRAIG, B.A., M.A. Agriculture MR. ANDREW DARBY, A.B. Physical Education MISS LOLA DEFOE, B.A. Physical Education, World Geography MR. DALE DILLINGHAM, M.A. General Science, Physical Education MR. JOHN ELLIS, B.A. Shorthand, Typing MR. NICHOLAS GILMER, A.B. U.S. History, World History MISS SUSAN GOERNE, B.A. German, English MR. CLIFFORD HARRINGTON, A.B. Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra, General Math MR. EMERY HOBSON, B.A., M.M. Piano, Voice, Chorus, World Literature, Orchestra MRS. RUTH JACOBSEN, A.B., M.A. Physical Education, Counseling MR. ARVID JOHNSON, B.S., M.S. Mechanical Drawing MR. JAMES JOHNSTON, B.A. Social Lab, Counseling MRS. ELLEN LEONARD, B.A. Library Science MISS HELEN LEWIS, B.A. English Index MR. LAWRENCE MENDENHALL, B.S., M.S. English, Speech and Drama MR. PAT MILLS, A.A., B.A., M.A. Typing, General Business MR. JAMES PARKER, B.A., M.Ed. Mathematics, U.S. History, Physical Education MR. ARTHUR PARROTT, A.A., A.B., M.A. Spanish MR. KENNETH PROCTOR, M.S., B.S., M.N.S. Geometry, Introduction to College Mathematics Physics MR. JOHN SAINDON, A.B., M.A. Latin, English, World History MR. RAYMOND SEARS, B.A., M.A. Government, World History MISS JOAN SELL, B.A. Typing, Record Keeping, Bookkeeping MISS MURIEL SKARPHOL, A.B. Homemaking, English MR. HAMlLToN SMITH, B.A. Chemistry, Science Survey MRS. RITA SORENSON, B.A. English MR. P. D. SPILSBURY, B.S., M.S. Agriculture MR. PAUL SUTCLIFFE, A.B., M.Ed. Journalism, English MR. FRANK THIESSEN, B.A. Biology MRS. SUSAN TRANDEM, B.S. Homemaking, Family Living MR. KENNETH TRAYWICK, B.S. General Shop, Metal MR. WAYNE WALLACE, A.B. Auto Shop, Electricity MR. WAYNE WILKINS, B.S. Government, U.S. History, World Geography MR. PAUL WISE, A.B., M.A. Senior Problems, Psychology MRS. SONJA WOLF, B.S. English, Business English, Salesmanship W! Q Q x 2. 3. 8' x 'll J., fr. , wg aw. fx x a -2 , ,K Sf if ' M -TSM? Ari 'bl 5 , Q' i 1 , s .V N 4. Y f .I .WM L, W mysti- ws A ale-2 1 xxf KQ ' is S ? +:R, xxam 4 . 4 KY 3 Q- H vii an QQ U'- wx ' R? KQQQKH W 'ffw ' k h wi x ff 1- A if , ' Q? B Q ... as eq 3 , f xx , x xr E? x ' l 'M 1? I 4 wi A , S A I N wg? X QE X K M 3 222: X u CLASSE , XXX PN. X N. EP- as , 'R' Q0 -- , 1 ' . .N 'yv 'lf ,- 4, -'v 'J-44 H! - V-- - -s'Qf ' 'frgfyf' Q x ,,,.,-,...,.. 2- , f f4wf77Me fc, ff 'fl'- I -iz. view' .,, el af 4 1 4 ' , yygyzvvfyy '-L' N 4--' l , '. H290 1.v1'1'f7 A 45 6 - 3 4 1 f al 'L W '-1 ,sr Z'---' - ' S? J l i ts:-'?J5.'f:fx'-ww is ' V 1 K K Q X ra.. J, ff., ,7 X ,V Qvfgiijgf-L Mx--' ' J! - , '- , w .---- if If rZ A Q 'iikf' Fi W' W f ---- 'U Aig- ....,- My I -N ff 'X Z H v ?YT 7'f'7f?! gFff7ni'. fl9 fL I , z ... .... ' '-f 4-1-.f:.'.:-, ' X ,x f4L1..:,'f:-If., W Y -Y T , E XZ4 Di, f-.... 2:-::.'. f 1 ly , ' 59 4- '--' ...a..- I A V ur Representatives Row l: J. Summers, G. Ketelsen, L. Carpenter, M. Priest, V. Coy, S. Cummins, B. Bartel,,R. Pallares. Row 2: G. Bray, P. Kane, J. Hothersall, J. Peters, P. Earl, D. Tracy, A. Bradley, C. Berg. Row 3: R. Demery, J. Hamlin, L. Gross, C. Gross, K. Rinker, C. Coe, G. Buck, J. Bloom. Row 4: V. Porter, B. Ortiz, R. Ruiz, M. Pohl, J. Prueitt, M. Martin, J. Tracy, C. Smith Row 5: C. Noble, B. Neufeld, D. Voth, J. Wilcox, J. Struempf, S. Gilley, C. Santillon. Row 6: D. Ford, P. Varchavtchik, J Sears, J. Carter. Top Row: H. Samarin, R. Allen, B, Rinker, D. Sherrell. tudent Connell Row l: J. Hothersall, P. Pearson, P. Gardner, K. Grant, L. Carpenter, J. Struempf, S. Cummins, B. Peterson, M. Tocrop. Row 2: B. Jackson, K. Kott, A. Struempf, M. Pohl, C. Reese, B. Helman, J. Wilcox, P. Varchavtchlk. Row 3: E. Tiner, K. Gaston, M. Bowser, P, Evans, B. Ladrigan, A. Garcia. 'Row 4: G. Gaston, L. Gross, R. Betancis, L. Harris, B. Mertz, D. Tracy. Row 5: C. Flournoy, B. White, J. Carter, K. Janzen. Top Row: C. Noble, N. Jackson, G. Ketelsen, D. Ford, J. Sum- mers, A. Garcia. tudent Council lfficers Students of Wasco High, l have thoroughly en- ioyed representing you as student body president. Your school spirit and cooperation have b e e n really great. This attitude makes a school a win- ner. Keep up the good work for a successful year! do First Semester: L. Carpenter, treasurer, D. Voth, vice president: J. Peters, secretary. Fellow Students, I have enjoyed my term of office and the many pleasant memories it has brought about. I have endeavored to serve you well. WW Second Semester: G. Ketelsen, vice president, S Cummins, treasurer: L. Gross, secretary. Class of '65, My thanks and appre- ciation for your loyal support go with my wish for a bright future for every one of you. l was honored to be- your pres- ident and proud of your achievements. Graduates of 65 7046 Second Semester A Struempf, secretary, J. Sum- mers vice president M Albert, treasurer. Seniors, It was a great pleasure First Semester: J. Prueitt, treasurer B Bartel secre tary, V. Wong, vice president Mr. Sears, Miss Sell, Mr. Gilmer, advisors. for me to be able to rep- resent the mighty senior class during the second semester. l want to thank everyone who made this possible. AJJWZ I W l l Our IOOW attendance on presidential election day indicates that we. are responsible citizens. ,Gi , f - iss aw- 'Nm f 3.31 V . W' 'T 44 i.. , 1' .-.: -': 'q L f ly R' gn f , -' 1, 'tl as s ,pf ,-,, V My , M-m3t3 '?,.m,wcWmsamws ' sr :fm .peg-f My :gg-g M is r' sgi U Hel i.- l 'WH' TUV Z'f5I:.lf: 'mm in ft' ' ' Who's masquerading as Tillie Wasco High challenges England, now? With all that assistance no wonder our class captured Get busy there gang! It doesn't take l8 to wash one car first place! l R, N 15, sf is ff Q ii 55 Qi Y 1? 1 if E: fx N , 1 1 4 1 A 2 rf E vw 2 , E E x x : 1+ . . ,, . . - 2 , f Q 1 mnmmmmmmun-,M-mwnwmmf.mm.-mmwfml FRANK ALEMAN REBECCA ANDERSON JENNIE ARMENDARIZ Sophisticated intellectuals at last BEVERLY BARTEL STEVE BATTI RICHARD BAZE I LESTER ACKLIN RACHEL AGUILERA MARK ALBERT RICHARD ARRIAGA LARRY BAILEY NANCY BARLING FLORA BELL ANTHONY BERNAL ROSA MARIA BETANCIS MARILYN BURROWS RONNY CABRERA PATRICIA CAMPBELL No more banging heads on open lockers CECIL BOWLES RONALD BROWN GRADY BUCK JUVELYN CARPENTER LARRY CARPENTER PATRICIA CARSON VELVA COY CARRIE STEWART CRAIG LINDA CRINER got one on top . . . campus leaders now JOHN CARTER CRIS COE RICHARD COLLINS RICHARD DOUGLAS BARBARA DUNIAP BILL ELLIS CATHY CUTNER LAURETTA DAVIDSON PHYLLIS DAWSON PAMELA EVANS BRENDA FLETCHER CECIL FLOURNOY BARBARA FRASSEL REBECCA FULLERTON RITA GAETA Sold an assembly seat ticket to a frosh LADELL FLYNN DON FORD KAREN FRANTZ SHARON GALLOWAY FRANK GARCIA PAMELA GARDNER KATHY GRANT LYNN GROSS CHARLES HAMILTON poor guy . . . so youngg got a lot to learn EMILY GONZALES MARY ANN GONZALES ANN GONZALES BETTY HELMAN EDGAR HELMS IVAL HENSON LINDA HARPER CARRIE HARRIS SANDRA HASTY JACK HIVELY DAVID HOAG ROGER HODEL Sure made those servers work hard MAC HULSEY CATHERINE HUSSEY FRANKIE JAMES v-...vi EDITH HOSMAN JANET HOTHERSALL KATHY HUGHES THOMAS JARED DELINE JOHNSON GENICE SMITH JOHNSON JOYCE KELLY GARY KETELSEN DOROTHY KLIEWER NORMA JONES U CARQLYN KANE MARK KEITH at the Junior-Senior Banquet JIM KLOEPPEL STEVE KROEKER PHIL LACY BARBARA LADRIGAN KEVIN UKNDRUM PAULETTE LARIMORE CARROLL LQRUE ALBERTA LISENBEE LINDA LOWE what a rotten trick -- but fun, too SUSIE MARINES JANNIE MARTIN MARSHA MARTIN WANDA MARTIN ALTON McDOWELL LINDA MCGOWEN PHIL MCPHETRIDGE RICKY MEASE KATHY MEYER ALEXANDER MORALES PAULE'I'I'E MORELAND JERRY MORRISON ,lust think, no more English IV TERRY MILLER DONNA MINER ESTRELLA MOLINA CRAIG NOBLE SAUNDRA O'NEAL RUDY PALLARES EUGENE MOULYET BOB NEUFELD TERRELL NEWCOMB EDWIN PARKS ARLENE PENNER FRANK PEREZ I no more finals f yeh! jg no more assemblies MAUREEN POHL VELMA PORTER MARCIA PRIEST JENNIFER PETERS BONNIE PETERSON BETTY PLUMLEE I JANIE PRUEITT MARY ELLEN REVELES ROBERTA RICHARDSON BOB ROUSE HARRY SAMARIN FRED SANCHEZ no more getting kicked out of the library CHARLES RINGER RAMONA ROMERO GARY ROSKAM U 0 LINDA SIMPSON RICHARD SIMPSON MIKE SLIVKOFF LINDA SANCHEZ JOHN SEARS LINDA SHAW LINDA SMALL BETTY SMITH ANDI STRUEMPF I no JERRY TACKETT RONALD TACKITI' RAMONA TALLON more rallies, no more Snowballs f sob! I 2 I I JANET STRUEMPF JIM SUMMERS GLORIA SUTTON I I I I I I I I I I GLENDA THOMPSON DAVID TOEWS JOHN TRACY I CHRIS WANKUM LARRY WARKENTINE JIM WILCOX Sure was a great year VINCENT WONG PAT WRIGHT NORMA YOUNG PAULO VARCHAVTCHIK LEOPOLDO VELASCO MARILYN WALDRIP Unpictured: JAMES COPELAND LORN DEMERY RICHARD MILLER BARBARA PHILLIPS FERNANDO QUINTANILLO CHESTER scoTT GENEAL TYLER Cllllgl'lllll,lllli0ll,S Seniors and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs Luke Albert Harley Barling Ernest Bartel Jaclc Carpenter Max C. Coleman Murray Evans Darrell Gardner Mr. ancl Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling W. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Ben R. Hager Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hothersall Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peters Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. John Prueitt Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Taclcett Hughey Young ' Senior Index LESTER ACKLIN - University Prep., nucleus club, Spanish club, tennis 111, football 121, basketball 11, 21, cross country 131, most valuable runner 141, jr. play. RACHEL AGUILERA - Commercial, art club. MARK ALBERT - University Prep., class treas. 141, Spanish club vice pres. and treas., A.F.S., nucleus club, tennis, football, golf. REBECCA ANDERSON - Homemaking, girls gee. JENNIE ARMENDARIZ -- Commercial, art club vice pres. 121, pres. 131, G.A.A. RICHARD ARRIAGA - Commercial, W club sgt. at arms, Spanish club, cross country football, track, decathlon winner. LARRY BAILEY - College Prep., nucleus club, Spanish club, cross country 141, swimming 12, 31. BEVERLY BARTEL - University Prep., class sec. 141, Wasconian ass't editor 131, editor 141, class vice pres. 111, Spanish club, A.F.S. treas. 141, C.S.F., S.R.C., nucleus club, T.N.T., C.S.F. gold seal bearer, tiger pin, Kern Philharmonic finals. STEVEN BATTI - University Prep., S.R.C., band, football, baseball, State Honor Band 141. RICK BAZE - lndustrial Arts, Rickshaws sgt. at arms, track, football. LARRY BERNAL - lndustrial Arts, art club. ROSA MARIA BETANCIS - Commercial, student council representative, Latin club, F.H.A. CECIL BOWLES -- Ag., F.F.A., Greenhand and Chapter Farmer, band. RON BROWN - College Prep., Latin club, nucle- us club, Tiger Rag sports editor, swimming 11, 2, 3, 41, track 11, 21, cross country 11, 2, 31, school record in butterfly and indi- vidual medley. GRADY BUCK - College Prep., W club sec. 13, 41, S.R.C., football, basketball, track. MARILYN BURROWS - Commercial, T.N.T., camera club, Orange and Black Day award. RON CABRERA - Commercial. PAT CAMPBELL-Commercial, girls glee, speech and drama club. LARRY CARPENTER - College Prep., S.B. treas. 141, class vice pres. and pres. 131, nucleus club pres., Spanish club, camera club, Wasconian, S.R.C., W club, swimming. PAT CARSON - Commercial. JOHN CARTER - University Prep., Latin club pres. 131, vice pres. 141, orchestra pres. 141, nucleus club, art club, W club, C.S.F., student council athletic trainer 12, 3, 41, stat. football and basketball 12, 31, C.S.F. gold seal bearer, National Merit Scholarship, jr. and sr. plays. CHRIS COE -- College Prep., song leader 121, yell leader 13, 41, class sec. 11, 31, student council 11, 2, 3, 41, S.R.C., C.S.F. 141, F.H.A. treas., T.N.T., camera club, nucleus club, Spanish club, Betty Crocker Homemak- er of Tomorrow award. RICHARD COLLINS - lndustrial Arts, football. VELVA COY - Commercial, head song leader 141, student council, nucleus club, F.H.A. lgistcgian, girls glee, camera club, art club, .R. . CARRIE STEWART CRAIG - Commercial, orches- tra treas. 131, perfect attendance 111. LINDA CRINER - Commercial. CATHY CUTNER - College Prep., T.N.T. 12, 3, 41, Latin club 11, 2, 31, vice pres. 141, Spanish club 12, 3, 41, nucleus club 12, 3, 41, S.R.C. 12, 3, 41, G.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 41, band 12, 41, drama club 11, 2, 3, 41, camera club 141, F.H.A. 12, 31, swim team 11, 2, 3, 41. LAURETTA DAVIDSON - Commercial. PHYLLIS DAWSON - Homemaking, BARBARA DUNLAP - Commercial, camera club, F.H.A. BILL ELLIS - University Prep., class treas. 131, C.S.F. 11, 3, 41, vice pres. 121, Spanish club 11, 2, 3, 41, nucleus club 12, 41, treas. 131, band, A.F.S. pres. 141, student council 141, pep band 111, basketball 141, golf 13, 41 stat. 12, 31, Bank of America award 141, jr. and sr. plays, Cal Poly math contest 131, Occidential College math con- test 141. PAM EVANS - University Prep., Tiger Rag 121, editor 131, class vice pres. 121, Latin club 11, 2, 3, 41, nucleus club, S.R.C., Wascon- ian, student council, G.A.A., tiger pin. BRENDA FLETCHER -- Homemaking, F.H.A. 141. CECIL FLOURNOY - University Prep., band 11, 2, 31, vice pres. and pres. 141, stage band, Latin club, nucleus club, basketball, track, football. LADELL FLYNN - College Prep., Spanish club 11, 21- Senior Index DON FORD - College Prep., German club pres. 141, Spanish club treas., nucleus club vice pres., A.F.S., S.R.C., student council, foot- ball, track. KAREN FRANTZ - Commercial, G.A.A., F.H.A. BARBARA FRASSEL - University Prep., G.A.A., Spanish club, T.N.T., nucleus club, S.R.C. REBECCA FULLERTON - College Prep., T.N.T., camera club treas., nucleus club, F.H.A. SHARON GALLOWAY - Homemaking, camera club, F.H.A., G.A.A., Spanish club, F.F.A. Queen. FRANK GARCIA - Industrial Arts, W club, football, track. PAM GARDNER - Commercial, head song lead- er 141, nucleus club vice pres. and sec., Spanish club vice pres., T.N.T. pub. mgr, bannerline 141, sr. play, S.R.C., A.F.S. EMILY GONZALES -- Commercial, G.A.A., Span- ish club, art club pres., vice pres., sec., pub. mgr., G.A.A. ANN GONZALES - Commercial, F.H.A. 13, 41 vife pres. and pres., G.A.A., art club 13, 4 . MARY ANN aoNiALss - commercial, spanish club, art club, G.A.A. KATHY GRANT - Commercial, S.R.C. 12, 31 treas. 141, speech and drama club sec. and treas. 141, Tillie the Tiger 141. LYNN GROSS - University Prep., S.B. sec. 141, song leader 131, yell leader 141, class pres. and treas. 111, sec. 121, nucleus club 13, 41, sec. 121, A.F.S. 13, 41, C.S.F. 11, 31, pres. 12 41, Latin club 11, 31, sec.-treas. 2 sec 141, S.R.C. 12, 3, 41, G.A.A. 13, c J 3 41 treas. 111 vice pres. 121, student coun- cil 11, 2, 3, 41, junior classical league 141, swimming 121, bannerline, junior plaque, C.S.F. gold seal bearer, tiger pin, football princess 131, jr. and sr. plays, Wasconian, Bank of America award, Girls State. RLES HAMILTON A cross country, track, CHA -- g., most inspirational trophy. LINDA HARPER - Commercial. CARRIE HARRIS - Homemaking, F.H.A. SANDRA HASTY--Homemaking, G.A.A., F.H.A. BETTY HELMAN - University Prep., G.A.A., T.N.T., Spanish club, nucleus club, A.F.S., F.H.A., Tiger Rag editor 141, swimming. EDDIE HELMS - Commercial. HAYDEN HENSON - Ag. JACK HIVELY - University Prep., Latin club, band, nucleus club, C.S.F., orchestra pres., swimming. DAVID EIOAG - Industrial Arts, Rickshaws car c u . ROGER HODEL - College Prep., Rickshaws car club pres. vice pres. and sec., W club, googaall, track, golf, perfect attendance 11, I I 4,' EDITH HOSMAN - Commercial, camera club, A.F.S., tiger pin. JANET HOTHERSALL - University Prep., S.B. treas. 131, song leader 141, class sec. 111, Wasconian 12, 3, 41 business mgr. 131, copy editor 141, Spanish club 11, 3, 41 treas. 121, T.N.T. 141, nucleus club 141 vice pres. 131, C.S.F. 12, 3, 41, S.R.C. 13, 41, Tiger Rag 121, A.F.S. 13, 41, student council 11, 2, 3, 41, D.A.R. award, C.S.F. gold seal bearer, tiger pin, cotton princess finalist. CATHY HUGHES - Commercial, F.H.A. MAC HULSEY - Industrial Arts. CATHERINE HUSSEY-Commercial, Spanish club. FRANKIE JAMES- Homemaking, G.A.A., F.H.A. historian 'and parliamentarian, girls glee. THOMAS JARED - Ag., F.F.A. DELINE JOHNSON - Homemaking, G.A.A. 11, 41, camera club 12, 41. GENICE SMITH JOHNSON - Commercial, cam- era club, F.H.A. NORMA JONES - Commercial, Spanish club, nucleus club. CAROLYN KANE -- University Prep., class sec. 121, yell leader 141, S.R.C. sec 141, speech and drama club pres. and sec., Spanish club, football princess 141, snowball queen 141. MARK KEITH - University Prep., nucleus club, W club, Spanish club, football, basketball baseball. JOYCE KELLEY - Homemaking, G.A.A., F.H.A., camera club. GARY KETELSEN - University Prep., S.B. vice pres. 141, class vice pres. 12, 31, Spanish club pres. 121, nucleus club, W club, C.S.F. 11, 2, 31 pres. 141 vice pres., foot- ball, wrestling, cross country, baseball, track, junior plaque, C.S.F. gold seal bearer, Bank of America award, Boys State. DOROTHY KLIEWER - Commercial, student council 111, Spanish club 11, 31, nucleus club 11, 21, F.H.A. 11, 31, camera club 111. Senior Index JIM KLOEPPEL - Industrial Arts, captain cross country, W club, camera club, Rickshaws car club, swimming, track, cross country, decathlon. STEVE KROEKER - College Prep., German club, nucleus club, swimming, jr. and sr. plays. PHIL LACY - University Prep., Spanish club, speech and drama club, football, basketball, swimming. BARB LADRIGAN - College Prep., class pres. 121, band, camera club, G.A.A., Latin club 11, 2 3, 41 publicity mgr., nucleus club, S.R.C., Tiger Rag editor, ass't. editor, adv. mgr., feature editor, T.N.T., swimming, ti- ger pin, perfect attendance 11, 2, 3, 41. KEVIN LANDRUM - Art, camera club pres., track. PAULETTE LARIMORE - Commercial, Spanish club, F.H.A., nucleus club. CARROLL LARUE - Industrial Arts, track 12, 3, 41, cross country 121. ALBERTA LISENBEE - Homemaking. SUSIE MARINES - College Prep., art club vice pres. 141, G.A.A. JANNIE RUTH MARTIN - Homemaking, tiger pin. MARSHA MARTIN - University Prep., C.S.F. sec. 141, band, Latin club treas. 141, cam- era club, F.H.A. reporter, T.N.T., Tiger Rag photographer, ass't. edtior and editor, nu- cleus club, Spanish club, perfect attendance 11, 2, 3, 41, student council. WANDA MARTIN - Homemaking. ALTON McDOWELL - Industrial Arts, F.F.A. Greenhand award, W club, football cap- tain, wrestling, track, golf baseball, most valuable football player award 141 captain. LINDA McGOWEN - Commercial, student coun- cil 11, 21, Spanish club 11, 21, G.A.A. 111, typing award 131. PHIL McPHETRIDGE -- College Prep., Spanish club 11, 2, 3, 41, track, football, basketball, tennis. RICK MEASE - Industrial Arts. KATHY MEYER - College Prep, girls glee 11, 21, German club 141, nucleus club 121, tiger pin. TERRY MILLER -- University Prep., art club vice pres., nucleus club, Latin club, C.S.F., Tiger Rag art editor 141, jr. and sr. plays, tennis, local speech award. DONNA MINER - Commercial, girls glee club. STELLA MOLINA - Commercial, art club, dra- ma club. PAULETTE MORELAND -- College Prep., nu- cleus club 13, 41, Latin club 13, 41, F.H.A. 11, 41,A.F.S.13, 41, chorus 111, Tiger Rag 121. JERRY MORRISON - Industrial Arts, mixed chorus, football 11, 2, 3, 41, baseball 11 31, track 121. ROBERT NEUFELD - University Prep., A.F.S. 131 pres. 141, nucleus club, Spanish club 11, 2, 3, 41, F.F.A. 111 sec. 121, S.R.C. 121 pres. 13, 41, student council, football, basketball, swimming, most valuable swim- mer 12, 31. ' TERRELL NEWCOMB - Ag., F.F.A. vice pres., football captain, J. Wedel award. CRAIG NOBLE - College Prep., class pres. 141, S.R.C. pres. 141, baseball. SAUNDRA 0'NEAL -- Commercial, nucleus club, F.H.A. historian 131, girls glee sec. 121, camera club. EDWIN PARKS - Industrial Arts, mixed chorus, football, track, two years perfect attendance. ARLENE PENNER --f- College Prep., Spanish club, nucleus club, band sec.-treas. 141, tiger pin. FRANK PEREZ - College Prep., .student council 11, 21, cross country, tennis. JENNIFER PETERS - College Prep., S.B. sec. 141, speech and drama club sec. 131, T.N.T. pres. 141, Wasconian business mgr. 141, Spanish club, nucleus club, swimming, most outstanding girl swimmer' 111, degrees in National Forensic League 12, 31, Ist prize Pro-American Essay contest 141, Na- tional Outstanding Visual Handicapped Per- son of the Year 141. BONNIE PETERSON - University Prep., yell lead- er 12, 3, 41, song leader 131, class vice pres. 111 treas. and sec. 121, Spanish club 12 3, 41 vice pres. 111, S.R.C. 12, 31 treas. 141, nucleus club 131, F.H.A. vice pres. 12, 31, A.F.S. 131, football queen 141, football princess 131, F.F.A. princess 121. BARBARA PHILLIPS - Ari, G.A.A., F.H.A., nu- cleus club, Latin club, T.N.T. BETTY PLUMLEE - Commercial, tiger pin. MAUREEN POHLr- University Prep., student council 141, T.N.T. 121 pub. chairman 13, 41, A.F.S. 131, Spanish club 11, 2, 31 treas. vice pres. 141, nucleus club 141, drama club pres. 141, G.A.A. 11, 21, glee club, ir. and sr. plays. enior Index VELMA PORTER - Commercial5 camera club5 art club sec.-treas.5 G.A.A. treas. and pres.5 girls glee vice pres. MARCIA PRIEST- Commercial5 song leader C415 student council C415 S.R.C.5 girls glee sec. C31 pres. C415 G.A.A. Cl15 football prin- cess C41. JANIE PRUEITT - University Prep.5 class treas. C415 T.N.T. sec. C41 vice pres. C21 publici- ty C315 S.R.C. C41 treas. C315 A.F.S. C41 alternate representative C315 Spanish club Cl, 2, 31 sec. C415 nucleus club C3, 415 Ti- ger Rag business mgr. C315 student council Cl, 415 Girls State alternate. ROBERTA RICHARDSON - College Prep.5 girls glee5 Latin club5 F.H.A. historian5 G.A.A.5 tennis. CHARLES RINGER - Commercial. RAMONA ROMERO - Homemaking. GARY ROSKAM - College Perp.5 band club5 nucleus club5 Latin club5 German club5 track, cross country. HARRY SAMARIN - Industrial Arts5 student council5 football, track, swimming. FREDDIE SANCHEZ - Industrial Arts5 art club pres. C215 drama club5 Tiger Rag5 football, cross country, baseball, track. LINDA SANCHEZ - Homemaking5 Spanish club5 art club. CHESTER SCOTT - Industrial Artsp cross coun- try, track. JOHN SEARS - University Prep.5 Latin club Cl, 31 pres. C41 vice pres. C215 nucleus club Cl, 2, 3 415 C.S.F. C2, 3, 415 A.F.S. stu- dent representative C3, 415 drama club CI15 student councial5 stat. for basketball5 team medic C315 tiger pin5 Bank of America award C415 perfect attendance CI15 Na- tional Merit Scholarship Corp. certificate of merit5 Boys State. LINDA SHAW - Commercial5 Spanish club5 F.H.A.5 camera club5 band. LINDA SIMPSON-Homernaking, F.H.A.5 G.A.A.5 swimming. RICHARD SIMPSON -- Ag.5 footbalI5 perfect at- tendance. MIKE SLIVKOFF - College Prep.5 W club5 Spanish club5 Rickshaws car club vice pres.5 football, track, golf, wrestling. LINDA SMALL - Homemaking. BETTY SMITH - Commercial5 Spanish club. ANDI STRUEMPF - Commercial5 song leader C21 head C315 class sec. C415 student coun- cil5 band5 Spanish club5 S.R.C.5 G.A.A. JANET STRUEMPF - Commercial5 yell leader C415 student council5 Spanish club5 S.R.C.5 snowball princess. JIM SUMMERS - College Prep.5 S.B. vice pres. C31 pres. C415 class treas. CI1 pres. C21 vice pres C415 Spanish club Cl, 2, 3, 415 S.R.C. C415 W club5 nucleus club C31 vice pres. C415 football Cl,21, wrestling C2, 3, 41, baseball Cl, 2, 31, cross coun- try C31. GLORIA SUTTON - Commercial. JERRY 1'AcKe1'1- - Industrial Arts5 Rickshaws car club pres. and sgt. at arms5 football. RONALD TACKITT -- Ag.5 F.F.A. vice pres.5 football, wrestling. X RAMONA TALLON - Commercial5 G.A.A.5 band5 Spanish club. GLENDA THOMPSON - Commercial5 S.R.C. DAVE TOEWS - Industrial Arts5 Rickshaws car club treas. and publicity5 track. JOHN TRACY - University Prep.5 class pres. C315 Spanish club CI1 treas. C21 pres. C3, 415 T.N.T. C31 activities chairman C415 S.R.C. C415 W club C415 F.F.A. pres. C415 football, baseball, track. PAULO D. I. M. VARCHAVTCHIK - University Prep.5 Spanish club5 drama club5 A.F.S.5 nu- cleus club5 student council5 swimming. MARILYN WALDRIP - Commercial5 orchestra treas. vice pres. and music librarian5 C.S.F. i964 Outstanding Commercial Student5 typ- ing awards5 C.S.F. gold seal bearer. CHRIS WANKUM - Commercial5 Spanish club5 G.A.A.5 girls glee treas. LARRY WARKENTINE - University Prep.5 W club5 nucleus club5 Spanish club, band5 track, football, cross country, swimming. JIM WILCOX - College Prep.5 class pres. C415 band pres. C415 Spanish club C215 S.R.C. C3, 415 nucleus club C315 football C3, 41, baseball C31, wrestling C315 most inspira- tional football player, football co-captain C415 yell leader C41. VINCENT WONG - University Prep.5 class treas. C31 vice pres. C415 Spanish club5 nucleus club vice pres. C31 treas. C415 C.S.F. treas. C2, 31 vice pres. C415 tennis5 C.S.F. gold seal bearer. PAT WRIGHT - Homemaking5 student council5 F.H.A.5 G.A.A.5 drama club publicity mgr.5 S.R.C.5 Miss Wasco. NORMA YOUNG - College Prep.5 Spanish club5 G.A.A.5 nucleus club. 0 ,Iunwrs How was your U.S. History class today? Once in a lifetime, I could have danced all night l Who will make the first bid? Big Whigs of This Outfit! Juniors, This year has helped us to envision our goals and dreams for the fu- ture. We look forward to the partial achieve- ments of these goals in our final year at Wasco High. QZMJM First Semester: J. Merritt, treasurer, C. Coodey, vice president, S. Bartel, secretary. Second Semester: S. Rorick, treasurerp B. Rinker, secretary, K. Gaston, vice president. Class, I feel that the junior Miss Chandler, advisorg Mrs. Jacobsen, counselor, Mr. Johnston, counselor, Mr. Thiessen, advisor, Mr. Hobson, advisor. class has had' a most successful school year, in gaining knowledge and progressing on the path to maturity. Our class can look forward to a great senior year. immaez Row l: B. Affleck C. Aguilera S. Barfel B. Blair J. Bell D. Crocketl' Row 2: J. Bradley L. Anderson J. Brown C. Broom J. Broom P. Cowling Top Row: D. Blythe C. Ash J. Boles S. Balenfine G. Branum Row I Davls Davis De La Rosa Frysak Gragg Garcia Row Galaviz Gaston Gault . DeVoe . Foster . Foul . Chavira Top Row: P. Goodall R. Cullins J. Garrison R. Cross C. Coodey B. Flynn Row l Colter Cummins Cretlol Corcoran Copeland . Goxiola . Frantz Row 2: S. Cheek J. Carpenter D. Coleman l. Caylon L. Buckner Top Row: M. Bolanos D. Armendariz J. Colbert D. Bruce L. Childress R. Coble Row l: R. Green G. Grundl' D. Hively D. Harvey B. Jackson A. Holquin D. Hill Row 2: Y. Jessie D. Jones S. Kenney P. Greenlee E. Herrin J. Geisler Top Row: R. Harrison R. Hallmark W. Hill H. Gibson S. Gilley C. Hanley F. Gonzales Row 1: S, Holden J. Klingenberg L. Lynch J. Lowe D. Laughlin R. Kliewer Row 2: L. Marsh A. Howald P. Kane K. Hively E. Holtermann L. Kummerfeld J, Hobson I Top Row: R. Johnson W. D. Jeffers S. Hosman L. Jones P. Holtermann J. Lugo Row l: C. Munoz M. Pena L. Pharis G. Nadal T. Perez R. Presley L. Ruiz Row 2: P. Pearson S. Palmer S. Rorick J. Pauls S. Sanchez R. Phillips Top Row: B. Rinker G. Reiswig T. Penner K. Patty L. Noble W. Perez R. Phillips Row l: L. Rustigian A. Ranjel J. Merritt M. Mungle C. McCurdy D. Mosby J. Martinez Row 2: R. Martinez B. Pauly R. Martinez C. Moya P. Madden J. McCallum C. Maynard Top Row: J. Moya L. Martindale B. Keith S. McCoin S. McDowell W. Marsh our rings prove it . . . make room, seniors Row 1: Terry Vono White Taylor Spillmon Tallon Tackitt 2: A Wiebe Smith Stockton Sanchez Shaw Sherrell Row: Shugart Voth Sundberg Sisemore Pitts Soto Row 1: O. Robinson B. Rogers M. Robinson B. Schroeder B. Swope L. Sukut Row 2: G. Patterson P. Singer D. 'Reynolds C. Reese J. Schultz B. Salyards F. Pruitt Top Row: J. Rommel D. Rikard J. Sutton L. Patterson J. Schroeder C. Santillon Row 1: N. Wilson J, Wedel J. Underwood Row 2: E. Warkentine R. Watson J. Twitty P. Tovar Top Row: S. Terry D. Twining L. Woolley O. Velasco J. Tockitt ophomores X marks the spot. Go to it, man. Amen! It was a great breakfast rally. Sophs, is lass Ufficers l have had a wonder- ful reign as president of our class. All of you helped make it the best. Second Semester: M. Bowser, secretary: M. Albert, treasurer: K. Janzen, vice president. Mrs. Jacobsen, counselor: Miss Goerne, advisor: Mr. Johnston, counselor: Mr. Harrington, advisor. 50 First Semester: J. Hively, treasurer: D. Tracy, vice president: C. Gross, secretary. Classmates, T h a n k s, sophomores for electing me president. I think o u r outstanding class will be remembered by Wasco High for a long time. Dwvif 17 Row 1: B. Beggs G. Bray M. Barrera G. Berumen S. Borion D. Batti N. Aguilera Row 2: L. Bridgman M. Albert M. Bowser L. Blair L. Bridgman C. Archer Top Row: F. Boggs R. Allen T. Anderson D. Allen A. Bradley B. Butler Row 1: G. Hernandez J. Daniels W. Davidson J. Gwartney G. Garza M. Frysak Row 2: S. Ellebracht G. Fox M. Fabbri B. Dieter M. Galaviz B. Dodgen A. Garcia Top Row: J. Harvill G. Franks B. Fox R. Dargatz E. Epps J. Hahn Row Chappel Cain . Bruce if S. J. Curtis Coon Carson Cravens Row 2: T. Gann C. Crettol S. Clark C. Davis A. Cluck J. Beltran R. Collins Top Row: T. Chernabaeff R. Gafner J. Frassel R. T. T. P. Coe Frantz Frantz Broc kett Row I: D. Hopkins G. Gaston B. Johnson S. Hutson J. Johnson J. Hively Row 2: E. Hamilton J. Heinrichs J. Homlin S. Peterson C. Gross L. Horn C. Johnston Top Row: L. Gregory L. Grant W. Helms D. Hoog R. Hanley Row 1: F. Dioz P. Holquin D. Hokit S. Pmoe C. Hokit T. Hughes Row 2: C. Holtermonn C. Jessie C. McDowell J. Johnson M. Jeffers J. Hood Top Row: R. Larimore K. Janzen P. Johns B. Jones L. ,James D. Janzen LC....,........1-l-I Row I: S. Lowe K. Kott S. Maynard J. Munoz D. Long D. Liifen Row 2: B. Moya J. McCallum M. Malofy L. Lowe L. Martin L. O'NeaI C. Long Top Row: D. Kendig P. Meek G. Mashburn J. Linn B. Kendig G. Lopez Row 1: T. Merritt L. Penner J. Ornelaz W. Masfon E. Mungle S.'Meyer Row 2: D. Reimer P. Patrick M. Montegino S. Oliver C. Moon M. Munoz Top Row: R. Moseley B. Mertz S. Ragsdale T. Nightingale R. Miller D. Magorian S. Moreno before we don caps and gowns WT ..e. .... --.-......., ..,. z, 52' .X ,Q i ,f I' M... fb ' fm :Q - 15 X 4 , f. p.f, 55 I , , . J , i ,. . , 'w .4-f - .Vi 5 ffl, A Q- Ltr! X W si wt :SU ,Pwr .sf s .r ,fx . fx ,rf ,rf ly ,,5L., , f' 1 :Ml ,M af' A 'wx 9' 5, ' if J I 4 uve 'W . are 1- '2., ,f' . 'L M gg o Us W, ' W2 - lx 'xv ' u ef-if ai 'WWZ Swim l F rosh A little smoll isn't it, girls? Determined to sell a slave. Alla, great one. Shy freshmen hide behind mighty W juniors and seniors. Classmates, It has been both a pleasure and an honor to act as y o u r freshman president. During the first semester our class dis- played a tremendous class and school spirit as shown by the rally results. May it continue throughout the year. F rash Leaders W Gam First Semester: C. Rinker, secretary, P. Earl treasurer J. Nochtigall, vice president Second Semester: D. Mills, secretaryg B. Simons, vice president, K. Johnson, treasurer. Mr. Johnston, counselor, Mr. Parrott, advisory Mrs. Jacobsen, counselor, Miss DeFoe, advisor. Freshmen, Serving as your second semester president will be long remembered as 0 pleasant p e rio d of my life. You have been most cooperative. 2390? , Row l: C. Anderson S. Atkinson C. Anderson C. Bingham R. Aleman Y. Aguirre A. Barrera Row 2: R. Atchison C. Berg R. Boles L. Andrews L. Armstrong S. Beeson Top Row: J. Bell N. Bartel J. Bloom J. Berumen M. Brannon O. Bell G. Aguirre Row l: S. Gallardo V. Garcia P. Crosby S. Firestone D. Crook H. Estrada Row 2: P. Cross D. Franks B. Flynn W. Coy P. Funk S. Garcia Top Row: R. Duna P. Earl B. Dipple S. Frantz M. Dodgen R. Fransham Row l : L. Crettol D. Carender D. Craig D. Cline M. Chernabaeff C. Cain S. Broom Row 2: J. Vaughn C. Cowling W. Colbert T. Castillo M. Durando G.-S5!ieTar' B. Callahan Top Row: C. Collins K. Coffman P. Brown B. Cheek M. Craig J. Gallardo Row 1: H. Horton C. Hutson L. Harrison P. Gaston L. Holguin P. Gardner Row 2: B. Kane C. Gault R. Johnson J. Hothersall D. Goerfzen K. Johnson Top Row: B. Gibson O. Haley S. Gregory M. Holtermann L. Harris M. Keys T. Freaney golly! we're freshmen . . . can't wait Row 1: L. Harrington R. Gwartney B. Lee F. Harris E. Gonzalez M. Huffaker Row 2: S. Kennedy H. Lee D. Linn B. Klingenberg B. Logon S. Ketelsen Top Row: R. Green C, Hubill R. Lisenbee N. Jackson M. Jones J. Jones . Row l: P. Maclas M. Moreno J. Long T. Martinez L. McClelland C. Lowe Row 2: H. Massengill D. Newton L. Miller G. Morales C. Martinez J. Montecino D. Mills Top Row: M. Martin T. .Lynch K. Mehlberg. R. Mitchell R. Noble C. Lowe Row l: G. Muir P. Moreland J. Parker B. Ortiz R. Mosby R. Acostc Row 2: G. McGinnis S. McKimmey A. Nozaroff J. Ncchligall T. Moon R. Montgomery B. Myers Top Row: F. Nadal J. Lopez T. McDaniel M. Nadal S. Nichols to be big whigs on campus ,I S ., 11:4 'y W-g',1 -. jg L 13 Nr rj, uw af, , ,, ,AX N-T, ,, 4 7',1w,,g,gL5. , rj-1 , 1 X 4 w f,-31 1 , .w fr. r N' v 3, N .'. f '- I Al H . ,,,.,, H AL sw ' ' MX A I I' V , 1' W ' 'J w y, 4 I in . 1 5534 f ,P UM .nf r ' f 'NIH T99 x Nu vhixnr 15 'f ii.: 'Q U ,x Nflfr, '9' fr l rl 4 A ' 1 . S., , WiIff5 i' M5525 n , Q , , fx'f!:'f-4 . ff, ' ' f ' . .fd ' ' K! ,Q-'. Q 14, . ' - f :. I' 3 A Lv- f f, . , ' 532152 , ru , Q. HM. , ., . i x QQ .lt ffl . Q 'W Rf: II ,U I YV 0. Emi? Qs vm gg ,WJ ,ELAN L i Q W- J.-g. .-5-Tiiflf 41. ,- if 4 , . QF L ww, 5, , if? A A ff-ma, J Q M vf M. Mgvagvi 631, A7 3 - 1 9557 HO OR STUDENTS 1 0 P3 XX N015 1 1 ll X 1 ij V 1 F , f- - S 1 ' . pnQ ' I 155 Q X71 if ng x bk fd I 4 19 N I ' 1 J ,' Xxxxx L iv V. bi -ax ,.. in ,, X K U4 X kxuqm v ' 7 - TA X X WJ mm m 7,-,giie T-t 3 if ' 4' u . il: X .MMM Q-Q x Maybe it Stands for fabulous? Magna C um Laude KAREN MERRITT JIM RORICK Life C.s.F. R 1 B B fel J H fhersoll Top Ro : G. K T Isen J. Carter J. Sears B. Ellis L. Gross V. Wong N J. Sears L. Gross G. Kefe' Girl's Kc Boy's State Junior Plaque Gary Kefelsen and Lynn Gross Bank of America Awards Row 1: G. Hill, B. Plumlee, C. Meyer, J. Rorick, J. Hofhersall, S. Holtermonn. Row 2: E. Hosmon, E. Hahn, D. Slivkoff, F. McDowell, P. Borjon. Top Row: C. McPhetridge, T. Sel- vidge, J. Peters, D. Schieber, E. Mack, C. Affleck. l Row l: Mr. Cufner, B. Phillips, L. Gross, trophy: J. Hothersoll, B. Barrel, L. Lowe, N. Jones M, Wc:ldrip,1rophyg Mr. Wise. Top Row: B. Ellis, G. Roskom, V. Wong, E. Parks, G. Ketel- sen, trophy, J. Tracy, J. Sears. 1 Tiger Pins MR. APPEL, Advisor The wise corry +heir knowledge os they do their wotches, not for display, but for their own use. 64 ...QQ a. 0 6. 5. 7. First Semester: J. HOTHERSALN Treasurer D. NEUFELD Vice Presiden P. KANE Secretary L. GROSS President i i 9:3 ' ,. Q 1 Second Semester v. woNG i Vice Presiden G. KETELSEN President M. MARTIN Secretary W A. HOWALD X Treasurer Row I: M. Bowser, R. Perryman, B, Barrel, J. Hofhersall. Row 2: S. Borjon, P. Kane, L. Buckner, D. Foster, S. Rorick. Row 3: M. Molofy, D. Craig, E. Warkentine, J. Rommel, J. Brown. Row 4: K. Johnston, J. Hobson, B. Rinker, D. Mosby, Row 5: B. Mertz, D- V0'fh, L. Gross, J. McCallum. Top Row: L, Sundberg, B. Keith, S. Terry. Row 'lz R. Presley, A. Howald, J. Hothersall, B. Barrel, S. Rorick, C. McCurdy. Row 2: M. Martin, D. Mosby, R. Perryman, M. Boweef, J Bradley, S. Borjon. Row 3: J. Rommel, L. Gross, M. Malofy, J. McCallum, V. Wong. Row 4: L. Kummerfeld, J. Sears, B. MEFTZ, L. RUSTIQWH Top Row: G. Ketelsen, B. Ellis, E. Workentine. KM!MKi?MZ!iid2fiEWX414Hl?Ll?EF2Sif:Q5'?1.S,.iz ,1'5LGii54Ai?'i2ihi,'WM Hs, .'AJRgi ,PMi1A5AfiiTvi?3'S f vi Ubi if,Waf'LBWiLdB5l'?'E'WI -'i F!-gnu. V 1 N14-i'i:mgI'ii5,Xi4E'flELf1.fR 501 ,V Nr' LP ki3.,El'N '-ETL E, :.1,Q, ' if if '- , ., ., . wvwzmwhwmswino-v'u-z.'sd:Iwii.z:N5miH,w1v.1mn s.wy.1n1,smv4,su1mx,4s G-fwnze 4. we sw- 1 ge 41 'J S2 1 51 1 4 4 1 TUDE T LIFE ri:: : -f:..-..- 1 Q -iv?v:u:,Ogig1x!? M i U www Q90 QQ f fy . .. 'U i ?-wj J A QW' Ml, ' QJQQQQ 7 ,L f'.f5 f', N Calenda SEPTEMBER 8 II 24 Back to the grindl Back-to-School Party Latin Slave Auction Ihair ribbons were itll OCTOBER I I7 20 Dave Grant Assembly Senior Class Dance Back-to-School Night lboys' dickeys became popularl NOVEMBER 6 I2 I3 25 Football-Exeter, Homecoming Bontire Rally Shatter Exchange Assembly Breaktast Rally Football-Shatter Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER I2 I3 I7 I9 22 JANUA I I I3 I5 22 25 German Club Party Christmas Vespers Latin Club Christmas Party Snowball Spanish Club Christmas Party FFA Christmas Party Itextured hose are inll RY W Club Harlem Clowns FFA Assembly Basketball-Shatter Senior Play Basketball--Foothill leverybody's eatin' tangerinesll T of Events FEBRUARY 4 Jack Rank Assembly I2 Basketball-Shatter I3 Basketball-Garces I8 Patriotic Assembly I9 State Honor Band 26 Memory Assembly MARCH 2 Interclass Track Meet 4 Stage Band I 6 Spanish Club Dinner Dance I2 Sophomore Class Party I3 FFA Banquet I6 PauIo's Birthday I8 Fresno State Assembly 24 Spanish Club Assembly 27 Student Body Dance APRIL I Bakerstield College Visiting Day 2 Spring Concert 6 Career Day l5i2O Easter Vacation 23 Junior Play Itoothpicks are real greatll MAY 8 Spanish Club Banquet 84 Dance I I CSF Lite Membership Banquet 22 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 30 Baccalaureate Senior Ditch Day JUNE 4 Graduation An Evening In Paris Seniors. remember this night- An Evening In Paris -presented to the graduating class of l964? The decorations were unforgettable. First to catch the eye was the beautiful gold Eiffel tower. Under it were the streets of Paris. high- lighted by colorful flower carts. We ate by candlelight in quaint French cafes at tables with checkered table cloths and miniature champagne poppers. After a fabulous dinner. we danced the night away at the prom with music by the Sensations lt was truly a lovely evening in the gay city of Paris. ,F w x c A 1 1 , i I I 1 i m a Q.. , f ga. I I 9 , 3,1 Q , Yi ,frm fag 42533 - , KW? 1 X ,Www f-.g.m,A w'11'1'31' PM ww w r,. 9 -'12 ft Ifwz if Rally Winners Juniors - First Seniors Second 19 1964+-65 Song Leaders P, KANE V, COY L, BUCKNER M. PRIEST M. ALBERT I H. TOOROP P. GARDNER I J. HOTHERSALL ,W ,Www -W . f , - f fv.?i f?g2 ' , ,.-Q if - aMwwmwFp' - ,Y Q VLK J 4.6 -ra,-. , , - . ' 4Mgm.2agwg:QAni3N 54 1 V if XF igdiws, ,f 2 3 G M252 wif W wa 5355? M WM NWWQQF N gmw-sm-fwv QAM w 2ff':5i5'fK1a225:-Y ' '- Yafwbfx ENN . 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I 'W' X 14 . .- We 4z+9 'W' 8' 2 - M ' ., ., ..,.,u,.,.M.,-rs' -' ... .v..:.,',...,.m. .,.. f- -' V' 5 4 i f I s I .Lp ip 2 Gr Q- fa- .,., . 1 .,.. eg es :if W ' ri! f' iwwdgf f 'g f g 4 . Q. ,N MJ . -is ' Qf??s5i5ffF?M2 2 ,w i mm gwfailm sv f, zzglwiswf m y . . 2 A' ,-my M., ..,. .va-... .,M...,.b .ww .. . Q, gig , V x Q -f 4, 1 F1 . . .. .-... W w rfzv- Q :nu n .... W 55' '. 'fi W ' ,.,, . - SETI'--. 'X2K'l-94 ' .. g :,'S3g?f5-V -In , FI i':F 'Z-I q': I84:v,,.L ' - ...,., , ,, ,, M ? a. ,w1 N ,,,w mg .,,,w' , 5 , ,,:.,..,N,,. fmt .y2f.... in N .1 1. 'Q - 5 .. Y W ..,, ' C. COE J. WILCOX Presenting Our 1964-65 Football Queen -- Bonnie Peterson an d The Princesses CAROLYN KANE JUV LY R E E N CA P N ARCIA PRIEST ,Ivfh JR? , , , .. A 'U 'xi U42 - ,f 2 , r-qggke.. E 04? xy, x Kyd. f,,w-vim , Q Q ,, A , ,,,,f, FTW t '4 QUEEN CAROLYN KANE 4 'ZZ' A x 42135 , K 1 ' ., 7 Q 5 ff PRINCESS JANET Music. soft lights. ond becu- titul decorotions tronsported lovely girls ond their hond- some escorts into o tontosy of Our Winter Love. An otmosphere of monitest goi- ty ond spirit surrounded the doncers on this gculo evening. In the oir could be heord whispered sighs os couples strolled bock over the bridge to reolity. PRINCESS JENNIFER PETERS PRINCESS BARBARA IADRIGAN PRINCESS JANET STRUEMPF 5 Nag ., H 2 N fe 6 tie-WW 2325025 if M fwwr? -Ti' mfs l 'W 1 You're lucky he wears pajamas! Y ii is l i ,E lille i w ,E 1 Q ', l K R 3 i H, ,,q llizi ,:, 1' li Z N M l 5 i E 1- .,.,. VM Q ,,.. 1 ., ,wmmggw-,Q. ,. ,swf 5Z,s,tg,,gQ, -gm -We rv.-f:,w,Z'U5,,.f52wf?-V Mfwtg.--55 awww .... ,A fy K M ,px s .5 4 1 i 1 an 42 tmokf 'Q A I 1 YA W ll klwwgw QE',Q9vi t' 'legit if 550-3 9 Y 521203 l X? 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SS I l 1 - 'lui nights of long and arduous rehear- fi 3 sols under the expert direction of Mr. zrlyizi , ,Q Mendenhall. Exhuberant excitement and expectancy reigned throughout 3E'1llf,l.f xfillllll the evening for both audience an d iiyii, cast. An amusing plot and com- mendable acting were combined to create a most memorable play. giltiiflf-il? . ,Q E2-g,5e'is,2:gE, i if rs-,Agia-iv is , wtf , gi-ge gfgigia Ss: Qgl',-5.3292 E Si gzgii' 52425215 .gi.,,,m 1' Ll ' Mill- I what iris 'ifji5f3?'i?i . 'swflfixfel QTUOTS Clptllfre -Sf li. ff: Tflrfil Sig if figs 6 iw'-gi oi'3t',2'g, ,,i1-Km--:'3.-1, 3 ' fffj ' w,,,,,Q,1.,Mw.-1---me--3252 :wi-KFaL.,s,23sae1'f.,,,.,,i,fefig-f1AvGg wv3yg.5sg1f,s:':f.P3qw2-fagsggggggfef-fit ww mg'-efgfmf' ' gp-, MM .,...' - 'ggmwgmg-f----Qawvw iiul' ,,,.,. 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Q ,,,gf,5.23igQgl W lsx xx ' I s ' I I I , Q .si Q If f !L 1 4 rx 1 Vf i I P X S ' SWT' ss- eg s .Q u ix X iq-.f ig. , at N QU i it X 'E-zsgti m,:E Q4 N . GX Q fz2 rf- 17' ,Q fix .ha '7' 447' , 3:52-axx -f 5995 X if ZMTVA First Semester: B. PETERSON, Treasurer B. NEUFELD, President- C. SMITH, Vice President Unplctured: C. KAN E, Secretary 'A '-' - 5, ,X z In sm .. 1'-Z' I -If -'.- 4 yi.. , - if --'fzf . T --' is r,-A .. , 'xx 'Il.. ' 1 'lf .eg--5' P 1, Q: .,.', ' V-I A 49' I A 74. Q ff- - ,f 4.12, - Xe 'Y VI- f X X - ,,.-.---' . 4-4 i gig-' ji TQ .... ' L ,,',.f. . -.: -f-2 , , . . - fy 'TT' e 717,51 ,.., 1. xx 2-- ,:.T:..- ' ff--L N TE ITE - -A-lx. ., .. ff Second Semester: K. GRANT, Treasurer: L. BUCKNER, Secretary: C. NOBLE, President. Unpictured: J. HOTHER- SALL, Vice President. Hooters Club To keep campus spirit at its peak is the re- sponsibility ot the Song and Raoters Club. Be- cause ot this lively group and Mr. Wise, their advisor, programs are distributed during the tootball season, ribbons are sold to the students. the goal posts are decorated tor home games, and there are organized rallies in which the tour classes participate. No one can doubt that Wasca l-ligh has the most spirited and energetic student body around. The reason-the SRC, the pep-promoting club. MISS CHANDLER, MR. WISE, Advisors Row l: B. 'NeufeId, J. Peters, L. Gross, P. Gardner, M. Priest, C. Kane, V. Coy, C. Cutner, L. Carpenter, J, Summers, B. Peterson, C. Coe, G. Buck, J. Simons. Row 2: B. Bartel, J. Hothersall, P, Corcoran, S. Cummins, J. Carpenter, K. Grant, J. Struempf, A. Struempf. P. Wright, B. Frossel, B. Ladrigan, P. Evans, J. Prueitt, R. Demery, M. Albert. Row 3: L. Buckner, D, Neufeld, P. Kane, L. Horn, S. Peterson, C. Gross, J. Tracy, J. Hahn, B. Wiebe, T. Venner, M. Durando, J. Coon. Row 4: P. Pearson, B. Rinker, C. Santillan, S. Ragsdale, D. Voth, C. Smith, K. Janzen, B. Simons, G. Muir, B. Kane, J. Hothersall, Miss Chandler. Top Row: J. Crettol, C. Noble, P. Varchavtchik, G. Cotter, L. Pearson, P. Gardner, S. Gilley, D. Tracy, S. Botti, R. Coe, A. Bradley, Mr. Wise. WWVZW' -iwieafw r:2nsQ i'? A xf' I f 2g939'tQ IQ gf,f X X 4 4,34 w , fn To follow trends in art, to learn self-expression and to make social contacts: these are the goals of members ot the Art Club. This. year. .in living up to these goals, they have competed in various art contests and sponsored an after-game dance, among other worthwhile activities. Art Club 'ai MR CLEMENT Advisor , 4 'ff 4 A RW' , rfb we . 'Nfl it - f' gl 'Hi' f Q' M: If , '4,' f ,- .3 ff, - V f' ' - . f fl! 'X .. f, W' Cf if 91 , ,ter , 1 A ' ' S. Marines, vice president, second: V. Porter, secretary-treasurer, second, J. Gaxiola, vice president, first, E. Gonzales, secretary- treasurer, first, G. Hernandez, president, second. Unpictured: R. Pallares, president, first. Row 1: R. Aguilera, S. Marines, L. Sanchez, J. Armendariz, A Holguin, J. Ornelaz, H. Estrada, R. Pallares, V. Porter, B. Moya Row 2: R. Rueda, E. Molina, R. Romo, J. Munoz, M. Gaxiola I B. White, C. Moya, J. Martinez, M. Gonzales, G. Patterson, R Ruiz. Top Row: P. Salazar, F Aleman, C. Jessie, G. Moulyet, M. Saldana, C. Landrum, E Sanchez, Y. Jessie, R. Demery. J. Gaxiola, G. Aguirre. Speech and rama lub Kane, secretory-treasurer: R. Allen, publicity. MR. MEN DEN HALL, Advisor Challenging . . . varied . . . these are the opportunities ot the Speech and Drama Club., Developing selt- expression. assurance. and perceptive thinking are the underlying purposes and the ultimate goals ot this organi- zation. During this year the members have been contronted with these op- portunities and have exploited them to the tullest. The truits ot their labor, the 'medals and certiticates, testity to this achievement. Row l: M. Sherwood, E. Molina, K. Grant, C, Kane, J. Gault, J. Peters, M. Pohl, J. Sutton, M. Burrows, L. Lowe. Row 2: R. Allen, P. Campbell, R. Anderson, L. Lynch, K. Johnston, C. Cutner, S. Sharp, J. Summers, R. Fullerton. Top Row: G. Moul- yet, F. Sanchez, P. Wright, C. Holtermann, P. Varchavtchik, K. Landrum, S. McDowell, D. Ford. Wasconian Mr. G. E. APPEL Advisor Row 1: J. Hothersail, copy editorp,13. Bartel, edltorf P. Kane, ass't. editor, J. Pauls, ass't. business mgr. Row 2: P. Evans, typistp J. Peters, business mgr.g J. Merritt, ass't editor. Top Row: L. Gross, typistp L. Carpenter, sports editor, T. Lugo, oss't sports editor, J. Tracy, photographer, L. Woolley, artist. X ,ni .f igism 175 .45 WKSCO UNION HIGH SCHOOL . Veteran Takes on Tiger Rug Helmun Second Semester Chief MARSHA MARTIN First Semester Tiger Rag Editor Writers Busy Write, write, write are the word.s most common to q group of 13 students that compose the staff of the iger Rag. We, the post editors, wish to express our sincere thanks to these embers. We appreciate you Barb Ladrigan, a prompt reporter, ebecca Phillips, our poetess will be blessed with editorship n e xt year, Caldwell, the sports who is always a day Ron Brown, a guy who misses D-Day, Terry the wacky art edi- Joyce Simons, the be- business manager, Bray and Jane Strue- the chief executors of Song Dedication column, McCallum, who is pre- for assault next year, Trample, a new mem- to the staff - another oeress, and far-fetching red Sanchez. Thanks kids, for being uch a neat crew! Holding the editor's whip during the 1964-65 fall se- mester was Marsha Martin, a two-year man on the Tiger Rag staff. A competent stu- dent, she always met the deadline, but her many sleepless nights will be long remembered. Because Mar- sha endeavored to improve her papers, the quality and quantity of the TR grew during her term. When she wasn't out tak- ing pictures or yelling at the staff for late copy, the great editor could be seen driving an old Chevy pickup, racing toward the Jolly for ci moment of refreshment before hurrying home to hit the chem and Latin books. Of course, there were always band practices and class or club meetings to occupy her spare time. At the close of the se- An active senior who pair- ticipated in various extra- curricular activities became the second semester editor of the TR-capable Miss Betty Helman. Being the editor of our school news- paper wasn't a facile jab. lt m ea nt meeting deadlines, writing last minutes scoops, and sacrificing that Satur- day night movie to complete her dummy. Betty met all these requirements of her position with skill and pati- ence. The excellent Tiger Rags issued during her reign exhibit this. Indeed the re- sponsibility of the Tiger Rag's editorship was right- fully designated this spring semester. mester Marsha relinquished her position to Betty Hel- man, a gal of great poten- tial. Row l: G. Caldwell, R. Brown, J. Simons, B. Ladrigan, F. San- chez. Row 2: G. Bray, J. Struempf, T. Miller. Top Row: M. Martin, R. Phillips, B. Helman. BETTY HELMAN Second Semester Tiger Rag Editor 'Rug' Advisor Hey! Get busy and write. You, it's time to clean up the joint. These familiar comments, heard between the click, click of smoking typewritersi could only be coming from Mr. Sutcliffe, the journalism advisor. A fine teacher, he really has qualifications and ex- perience. He attended the University of California at Berkeley, San Jose State, and UCLA and received his Master's in Education. While a high school stu- dent, he launched and edi- ted the San Mateo Bearcat and worked on the Daily Cal in college. Writing and editing the Gooney Gazette on Midway Island and the Barber's Point Puka in Hon- olulu were two of his other journalistic accomplishments before coming to Wasco. Presently, our advisor is en- gaged in the writing of on English workbook. 89 .1 ' 'xx exif yn.. .Q tt' W S ...- ,- 1 .1 , . ur hutterbugs Photography Club MR. BOGGESS, Advisor Row I: J. Summers, S. Sharp, B. White, P. Curtis, M. Burrows, L. Lowe, R. Fuller- ton, B. Johnson. Row 2: R. Allen, M. Martin, C. Smith, S. McDowell, J. Sutton Row 3: M. Pohl, G. Bray, V. Porter, B. Jackson, K. Gaston, C. Jessie. Row 4: C Cutner, B. Ladrigan. Top Row: D. Ford, E. Jessie, E. Moulyet, P. Varchavtchik, K. Landrum. First Semester: R. ALLEN President R. FULLERTON Treasurer B. JOHNSON Secretary S. McDOWELL Vice President Second Semester: B. WHITE Vice President C. REESE President K. GASTON Secretary B. JACKSON Treasurer Snap! Click! These sounds are continually heard on campus each day. The source-the cameras of our student shutterbugs. Under the capable supervision ot Mr. Boggess, the group becomes com- petent as photographers. In addi- tion to taking pictures. the mem- bers enjoy eating, playing rec- ords. and dancing at their meet- ings and parties. To these guys and gals we wish happy picture taking! new game? Can't you see what you're doing? We sponsored a great dance! you call that the jerk? What have we here? Girls Glee Mixed Chorus Officers: V. PORTER, Vice President M. PRIEST, President MR. HOBSON, Advisor Row 1: J. Fran1'z, S. O'NeaI, J. Carpenter, V. Coy. Row 2: D. Copeland, C. Bingham, J. Hamlin, J. Coon. Row 3: V. Porter, R. Anderson, W. Maston, L. Pharis. Row 4: D. Jones. Row 5: E. Herrin. Row 6: L. Marsh. Top Row: P. Campbell, M, Sherwood, C. Harris, M. Robinson, M. Priest. Mixed horns Mixed Chorus Officers: M. SLIVKOFF, Treasurer F. PRUITT, Secretory MR. HOBSON, Advlsor Forming two connected eighth notes are: Row l: S. Firestone, S. Rikard, D. Crook, R. Owens, E. Helms, R. Cain, J. Morri- son. Row 2: P. Gragg, S. Atkinson, M. Keys, L. Victory, L. Firestone, C. Criner, R. Tallon. Row 3: C. Hutson, J. Long, F Harris, N. Tallcn, D. Patterson, S. ,Franrz. Row 4: J. Tallon, J. Hothersall. Row 5: C. Lowe, A. Garcia. Row 6: G. Patter- son. Row 7: B. Rogers, C. Santillan. Row 8: F. Pruitt, D. Vallejo, E. Parks. Row 9: L. Fleming, M. Slivkoff, R. Simpson Top Row: D. Darqatz, G. Tyler, L. Gregory.lD., Cox. El Club de Espanol Spanish Club 'f ! VAL . . ,. , First Semester: P. KANE, President M. POHL, Treasurer M. ALBERT, Vice President J. PRUEITT, Secretary X Kwy -', I sg 'N v -s X iq, av ' agile QW., sw., - uv,-5rgg s,.e 51 i,,i' - . X ky -F, ' h ,, lj I'-fi: i eliifgai - . 1' e21-es-a ji 'T -S HE- 4-X--we-:IQ --as'f 'S- rg- 'A ' T-7-122 If 1. -1 f -f - 1' ' ,ee Fa ggsia swvegvi-Lf:-::Ege? -S ' sifgggi Al -E223 'Tr 233 T11 71 ' -1 4g A f f- - -1-.H-f :.-g -A ,,,e 'sf A i Second Semester: S. RORICK, Secretary J. TRACY, President M. ALBERT, Treasurer M. POHL, Vice President 94 T A wiv fi 'Ji l f ' Mr. PARROTT Advisor Q, 2 E Row l: C, Bingham, P. Crosby, J. Warkentine, S. Wong, T. Merritt, S. Borjon, -B. Kane, P. Gardner, G. Muir. Row 2: S. Atkinson, B. Lee, R. Payne, D. Hokit, H. Tooropi J. Nachtigoll, J. Prueitt, D. Tracy, S. Ketelsen, C. Worthy. Row 3: S. Vono, S. Lynch, J. McCombs, M. Malofy, M. Bowser, C., Johnston, R. Perryman, R. Porter, R. Klingenberg. Row 4: P. Terry, M. Holtermann, J. Wetmore, C, Taylor, P. Earl, P. Meek, A. Bradley. Row' 5:f D. Perales, L, Blair, E. Tlner, R. Franshom, D. Mills, K, Rinker, R. Allen, T. McDaniel, B. Jones, K. Janzen. Row 6: C. Gross,,M. 'Fabbri, C. Holtermann, E. Epps, J. Wood, T. Venner, J. Frassel, T. Anderson, R. Shafer. Row 7: C. Combs, S. Peterson, J. Johnson, M. Albert, L. Horn, J. Hively, B. Mertz, F. Vonzandt, J. Harvill, J. Settles. Row iz L. Vono,NJ. Klingenberg, S. Bartel, D. Neufeld, L. Warkentine, L. Carpenter, J. Carpenter, J. Summers, R. Pallores, L. Sukut, B Bartel. Row 2: J'P: Goodall, J. Schultz, B. Jackson, L. Buckner, S. Gilley, P. Gardner, M. Priest, V. Coy, C, Coe, S. Rorick. Row 3: C. Ash D. Foster, J. Pa ls, A. Howald, J. Hothersall, B. Helmon, M. Pohl, P. Kane, V. Wong, J. Bradley, J. Carpenter. Row 4: J. Peters, B Peterson, T. Lug, , M. Albert, D...Ford, J. Prueitt, M. Martin, A. Struempf, B. Schroeder, C. Munoz. Row 5: J. Lugo, K. Gaston, J. Hobson D. Twining, L. 'cklin,fJ.lWilcox, C. Cutner, J. Tracy, G. Ketelsen, J. Wedel. Row 6: J. Sutton, S. McDowell, B. Neufeld, B. Keith, B Ellis, M. Keith, . Wcitson,.lP. McPhetridge. Top Row: B. Rinker, L. Martindale, L. Sundberg. Saludos amigos y amigas! The '64 365 Spanish Club year has been really great, any member can testify to this. The mem- orable dates on the calendar were December 22, March 6, March l9, March 24, and Moy 8. w Pinatas, pinatas galore-- A feature of the December 22 Christmas Party was a class contest to discover which group'could assemble the fanciest pinata. From the competing presentations the yellow chick, constructed by the freshman class, 5th period, captured first place. The reward for their efforts was that they were sole heirs to the abundance of candy within the pinata. Among the other activities was the livesaver and toothpick game. After refreshments were served, the party was ended. The student body invited-- A success in previous years, a dinner-dance which was open to everyone was again scheduled March 6. The Spanish-inspired decorations, a delicious buffet supper, and music by the Emeralds contribu- ted to a wonderful evening of pleasure and enjoy- ment. Beans and Sloppy Joes served-- The highlight of the Spanish Gym Party, March 19, was the appetizing food-beans and Sloppy Joes. Everyone consumed the refreshments with eagerness, for nothing could have tasted better after strenuous games of ping-pong, volleyball, basketball and, oh yes, the trampoline! Tijuana Palace-- From the first glance at the colorful peacock to the last glimpse of Shafter's exchange student, Mar- love Quadros, the Spanish Club Assembly, held March 24, proved to be the best one yet. The variety show consisted of commercials, skits, and musical rendi- tions. Spanish Banquet- The final gathering of the cIub's season, the Spanish Banquet proved to be a tremendous success. Following the dinner, a dance long to be remem- bered was held. E 11BGng!u l E b Z i l l E 2 Whack! l Germs! lt's not 0 fight! It's c scramble for candy! Hurry ond don't you dare drop it! It broke! Everybody dive in! rf Q, ' ' Y ri f ' 'Q he MR. PROCTOR, Advisor MISS SELL, Advisor industrious is the word' which best describes the teachers ot now ond tomorrow. imbued with a desire to instruct pre-school chil- dren at the local lobor comp. TNT'ers helped Spdnish children learn the English language. The group soon discovered that by os- sisting others they goined experi- ence tor their future protession ond satisfaction in knowing their aid wos needed, wanted, and dp- preciated. First Semester J Prueitf, secretary-treasurer, M. Pohl, second Semesfefib Bow ii D- MOSDY, feCl'ef0l'Y'i 'e0SUfE publicity J Peters, president, L. Buckner, vice presi- P. Gardner, D'-1bl'C'fYi M- Pohl, C0I'f1I'T1IffEe- ROW 2 5 dent D Neufeld activities. Barrel, vice presidenfg J. McCallum, president, J Tracy committee. Row I: R. Phillips, D. Neufeld, R. Fullerton, K. Grant, P. Gardner, J. Prueitt, L. Lowe. Row 2: S. Barrel, J. Peters, L. Buckner, J. Hofhersall, B. Helman, B. Ladrigczn, J. Klingenberg. Top Row: R. Pallares, J. Tracy, C. Cutner, M.. Pohl, G. Moulyet, M. Burrows, J. McCallum. children listen attentively as Jane Prueitt a story. Janet Klingenberg helps Palm Avenue children with their reading. 99 First Semester Officers: G. Patterson, secretary B. White, treasurer M. 'Jeffers, vice president V. Porter, president Unpictured: C. Broom, athletic mgr. Second Semester Officers: Row 1: G. Gaston, vice president K. Gaston, president B. Blair, secretary Top Row: B. Jackson, athletic mgr. C. Reese, treasurer Advisors: MISS CHANDLER MRS. JACOBSEN Row 'l: C. Cutner, B. Frassel, B. Helmon, S. Cummins, B. Blair, G. Nadal, T. Perez, R. Richardson. Row 2: J. Kelly, A. Davis, L. Ruiz, G. Davis, G. Patterson, V, Porter, J. Broom, J. Gault, B. Swope, Top Row: D. Johnson, B. White, C. Moya, C. Reese, K. Gaston, B. Jackson, F. James, J. Carpenter, J. Rommel. Row l: C. Collins, M. Jeffers, 5. Broom, R. Demery, G. Gaston, P. Gaston, P. Stewart, J. Cooper. Row 2: R. Romo, J. ,Oli- veraz, S. Pena, R. Ruiz, M. Barrera, B. Moya, M. Malofy, M. Chapel. Top Row: l. Schroeder, P.,Terry, O. Soto, C. Martinez, R. Owens, M. Saldana, M. Bowser, L. Blair, P. Woolley, P. Brown. lO l 1 A 6 .3 9 ll pf i .. il ?l 1. Q f' l F. H. A. 11' 'J - I If .f' , , , , I-if , -all A A -GN? . x ' 4 - iff' - . ,.Qgf. g4-. wS:ff2p:..f- s ' - . -- ,ff f ig P1 of X .7 nr J 1 .-- . ,ax 4, 5 ',.,.g, r- L.. av -X -as .A -.:Lf1 .1 S ,,:3:'- ... lr., ---'X ' 4-,,,f ,, ,gs : .1- '4 - ,, '.' 1-I' 3 -'f-1-,,':5l f ,Z . -an- Tj Row 'I: M. Gaxiola, J. Munoz, M. Martin, B. Jackson, H. Walpole. Top Row: O. Robinson, B. Helman, J. Schultz, T. Sar- gent, K. Gaston, P. Gaston. IL,-ul, Y Flrst Semester M. Gonzales, vice president J. Schultz, treasurer K. Gaston, secretary Unpictured O. Robinson, president Second Semester J. Schultz, secretary K. Gaston, president B. Jackson, treasurer M. Fout, vice president Advisors Mrs. Penner Miss Skarpohl Unpletured Mrs. Trondem Ever noticed the aroma which perme- ates the entire science building? The Fl-IA girls. the Mrs. of the tuture, are prepar- ing tor their vocation. Under the guidance ot Mrs. Trandem they learn to bake des- serts. prepare meals, and even sew their own clothes and manage an efficient home. The members' culinary skills are displayed to the local students at their many cake sales: their knack as seamstresses is shown by the apparel they wear. The Future Homemalcers of America-a mighty good group. W5 60 First Semester: J. Hobson, president: V. Wong, treasurer, D. Foster, secretary, J. Summers, vice president. Serious-minded students who learn about everything in the world of science from A to Z- This is the Nucleus Club: But all work and no fun is not for these memloers. Included on their agen- da this year were several field trips and other entertaining func- tions. MR. SMITH, MR. THIESSEN, Advisors Second Semester: J. Simons, secretary, P. Gardner, vice president, M. Albert, treasurer. Top Row: B. Mertz, president. FROSH AND SOPH. Row l: B. Kane, L. Holguin, T. Merritt, S. Borion. Row 2: J. Hahn, M. Albert, J. Simons, K. Rinker, S Wong. Row 3: L. Pearson, D. Mills, M. Shell, I. Schroeder, M. Schroeder, S. Vono. Row 4: B. Simons, S. Ragsdale, M. Holter- mann, J. Harvill, B1 Mertz. JR. AND SR. Row iz D. Neufeld, G. Ketelsen, L. Carpenter, C. Smith, J. Tracy, J. Carpenter, V. Coy, P. Gardner, S. Cummins, L. Sukut, L. Lowe. Row 2: V. Wong, M. Albert, M. Pohl, J. Hothersall, P. Larimore, B. Ladrigan, J. Summers, R. Pallares, J. Prueitt. Row 3: S. Kroeker, P. Kane, R. Fullerton, A, Raniel, P. Goodall, S. Rorick. Row 4: A. Howald, D. Foster, B. Neufeld, J. Bradley, J. Wedel. Row 5: J. Hobson, B. Keith, J. Peters, C. Cutner, J. Lugo, K. Gaston, R. Presley, M. Martin, M. Bur- rows. Row 6: J. Hively, B. Swope, L. Gross, J. Rommel, C. Ash, R. Harlow, D. Ford, L. Warkentine. Row 7: C. Flournoy, M. Keith, T. Lugo, B. Ellis, B. Rinker, G. Reiswig. Top Row: T. Miller, J. Carter, E. Warkentine, L. Martindale, L. Sundberg, S. Terry, L. Acklin. 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Sweetheart KAREN HIVELY incesses Joy Coon Phyllis Pearson Joyce Hamlin FFA tor Over 400 people-Future Farmers, parents, and friends-attended the 25th annual Wasco Future Farmers Parents and Friends Banquet at the high school cafeteria for the presentation of annual awards. .Darrell Voth was judged the Wasco Star Chapter Future Farmer, and with it he won the privilege of presenting his mother, Mrs. Loren Voth, FFA Mother of the Year, with an orchid corsage and a choice wool blanket. Voth is an applicant for the degree of State Farmer, the highest award presented by the state association. John Tracy, chapter president, won the California Bankers Association certificate as the top Future Farmer of the year. This was presented by Mr. James Mack, manager of the local Security First National Bank. Dr. Glenn C. Hallock, president of the Wasco Chamber of Commerce 8. Agriculture, was saluted as Senior Citizen, and Mr. Robert L. Nelson, past president of the FFA, as Junior Citizen. The presentation was made by Mr. Paul D. Spilsbury, head of the Agriculture Department. New Honorary Members of the Wasco FFA Chapter were Mr. Elmer Burrows, a member of the custodial staff and a long-time friend of the FFA: and Mr. Otto Klitgaard, Central California Traction Railway official for Sacramento. Mr. Klitgaard has been a friend of the Wasco FFA for many years. He is a member of the Golden Bears of the California State Fair and has been especially helpful in transporting the FFA exhibits from Stockton to the state fairgrounds. Presented to Ronald Tackitt, by bank manager Mr. Dick Gross, was the Bank of America Award as the Most Improved Future Farmer. Other awards went to Jerry Tackitt, DeKalb Award, Kevin Mehlberg, Star Greenhandg John Tracy, Public Speaking: Gary Branum, Livestock, Terrell Newcomb, Farm Mechanics, Carey Long, Cropsp and Billy Flynn, a special FFA Shorthorn Championship award. Larry Hill, past president, received a State Farmer key from Mr. Charles Craig. Hill is the 44th from Wasco to receive the gold key of State Farmer. Ronald Henson, FFA graduate now at Bakersfield College, received the Kern County Equipment Com- pany award as the FFA graduate making the best recordn in college. Mrs. Reta Fry presented her annual cash scholarship to Gary Hill, who is now enrolled at Cal Poly. This is the fifth award by Mrs. Fry, an Honorary Member of the FFA and Senior Citizen of the Year in 1960. Ronald Cain was presented with the Kiwanis gilt by Mr. Fred George, president of the Wasco Kiwanis Club. Mr. Charles Craig, FFA advisor, presented post president pins to Tracy and Dwayne Hill. Stan Voth and his father, Mr. Mervyn Voth, received'the Breakiron trophy presented by Dr. Arthur S. Breakiron, who came down from Fresno to make the award. Miss Karen Hively received the Chapter Sweetheart jacket and pendant as Miss Sharon Galloway, lost year's sweetheart, looked on. , . During the banquet the tables were turned as Mrs. Fry asked for a few moments' time at the microphone. She reported that Mr. Spilsbury had spent most of his life paying tribute to others and that she, for one, would like to give special recognition to him. At this announcement, the entire audience stood and gave Mr. Spilsbury a standing ovation. Before the excitement died down, Mrs. Sterling Grant, representative of the FFA alumni, stepped forward, donned Mrs. Fryls hat and announced that Mrs. Spilsbury also deserved much recognition for her efforts during the past years. Tracy was outstanding as Master of Ceremoniesj he presented his prize-winning speech, Why Price Supports, as part of the program. Music was provided by the FFA alumni band known as the Four Saints and an Angel. The invocation was given by Stan Voth and the pledge of allegiance to the flag was led by Gordon Bell. Kevin Mehlberg introduced the creed and emblem, and Dwayne Hill, past president, gave the speech of welcome. Three of the chapter members and one chapter advisor were auctioned off as slaves at the conclusion of the banquet. Proceeds fromf the sale will be used to send a boy back to Kansas City to the National Con- vention. Buyers were Mr. Cecil Tracy, Buttonwillow, Mrs. Fred George, Wasco, Mr. Loren Voth, Wasco, and Mr. Tilton Tracy, Buttonwillow. Members of the Wasco Chapter FFA had an outstanding year, winning the Salyer Grain 8. Milling tro- phy for Sweepstakes in Farm Mechanics at the State Fair, and the Sweepstakes trophy, outstanding exhibit trophy, and the grooming and appearance of exhibits trophy at the Kern County Fair. Wasco buyers gave the Wasco exhibitors wonderful support in the sale of prime and choice market animals at the auction sale. The Swift 8t Company trophy for the best exhibit was won at the Great Western Livestock Show where Danny Blythe had Grand Champion pen of three market steers, Dwayne Hill had Reserve Grand Champion Pen of three steers, Danny Boyett had' the Reserve Champion FFA market hog, and Jerry Tackitt had Reserve Grand Champion Pen of three market hogs, while the chapter exhibited the Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Carloads of market steers in the Open Division. At the various fairs during the post year a total of 389 prize ribbons were won: 92 at the California State Fair, 180 at the Kern County Fair, and ll7 at the Great Western. A Christmas party was attended by a large number of Future Farmers and their FHA guests. Tracy emceed the annual FFA Assembly and teamed up with Long to present an entertaining and in- formative skit entitled Dr. Confusion Answers Questions for Anyone. Tracy placed second in the sectional FFA speaking contest, and the chapter placed third in the Kern County parliamentary procedure contest. Dwayne Hill wan the highly coveted trip to Kansas City to the National FFA Convention which this year included a mule pack trip to the bottom of the Grand Canyon as a side attraction. Winners in the annual project competition sponsored by the United California Bank were Dwayne Hill, Gary Branum, and Danny Blythe. Mr. Paul D. Spilsbury was honored by the California Farm Bureau for 30 years of service as Vocational Agriculture instructor and Mr. Charles H. Craig was elected secretary of the San Joaquin region of the Cali- fornia Agriculture Teachers Association. Paulo D. I . M. Varchcwtchik f0ur A.F.S. Student, Dear Student Body. I had one of the happiest moments of my life when I knew that I was chosen by A.F.S. to come to Wasco and to be a student of Wasco High. I will never forget this wonder- ful year. I liked everything here-the com- prehension of the teachers. the friendship of the students, the sports events, the beautiful trees on campus . . . I will miss very much this school and all these people that were my friends. , I hope my stay in Wasco contributed a little bit toward the better understanding be- tween the people of the United States and Brazil. Thank you for everything you have done for me. N Paulo escorted Marlove Cuadros, Shaf1'er's AF t d t t Sp h . .S. s u en, o our anis cl b p rty When arriving, Paulo was greeted by hs new family - Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Neufeld, Bob and Diane. Paulo is shown with his Mom and Dad, Mr. and Mrs Paulo Varchevtchik. Dear Paulo. The lives of 850 students have been enriched by your stay in Wasco. Through you we have gained a vast knowl- edge of BraziI's history, ge- ography. and people: but more important, we have met you. Paulo, our friend for- ever. Your memorable visit has formed an infinite bond between our two countries. We were happy to be your host. Mar . L -L i i 1 i Row 1: C. Bingham, J. Nachtigall, S. Peterson, P. Crosby, majoreffes. Top Row: T. Chernobaeff, drum major, P. Gardner, W C. Johnston, C. Gross, L. Lowe, J. Heinrichs, L, Sanchez, banner line, Mr. Bangs, band director. i First Semester: J. Wilcox, president, A. Penner, secretary, C. Flournoy, vice president. Unpictured: Second Semester: S. Barrel, secretary-treasurer T. Chernabaeff, representative. D. Bafti, vice president, C. Flournoy, president. Pep Band Row l: L. Buckner, 5. Bartel, R. Tallon, D. Mosby, S. Kenney, E. Hamilton, M. Martin, G. Grundt, D. Batti. Top Row: S. Botti, J. McCallum, G. Roskam, J. Wil- cox, W. Colbert, C. Bowles, T. Sterling, R. Mosely, A. Ranjel, D. Hoag. l-ley band, remember the many times we played during the tootball games? Boy, noth- ing could be worse than holding o cold instru- ment while marching on o halt-trozen field . . . Sure worked hard to get money to travel to Disneyland betore the All-State Band Review at Long Beach-but it was tun! We came home with a third-place trophy. too! This year has been a hectic one. but we proved we're one ot the busiest. hard-working. tun-loving groups ot Wasco High. Stage Band Row l: L. Buckner, J. Heinrichs S. Bartel, S. Batti, B. Klingen- berg, R. Tallon, E. Hamilton, J Wetmore. Row 2: E. Tiner, M Dodgen, S. Ellebrocht, R. Mose- ly, D. Batti, C. Bowles, A. Ron- iel, G. Reiswig, C. Flournoy, M Martin. Tap Row: T. Sterling, W Colbert, G. Grundt, D, Hoag, J Wilcox, M. Craig. l ll4 ocietas Romana Latin Club You mean you slaves have to serve those people for a week! Q . .::. - jr, gig. . ip? Q It -. mi as E . s1f..1r-- 9 f?Qi tl. 1 fl 2' .. MA. 5 his-. . Y T? 1 - ' -' f i' . .' -'q.,,,, a 'gr'-4 ,, ag i-' ww--1 'vrilq ll H' ' L1 7: 3 V. . Ay: J , V, gr? fs, Lf. 4 .443-1 1 lg .L -Y pi . : i . ,rss gwf . i:I'1'fqy .,,,, N 1,E:fEQ+s..g',i- 2 Ft Sf Q 'J in , .. a g 1. J V 1.2 I W A J lg ll '?7f.'3l?' . f'lwg,l,.fi5:f . 14 1 n .f T 4 A 'Q , iii? .Gifs 'film 'J ' H -5 ' 5 I . V 2 ,, Zig, X. . H -ix J H ' , fr -K'L ' W 1 ,M - wr ' - ' Nl 1,22 ii ,M Q Row 1: J. Hahn, president, second. Row 2: C. Mc- Q' A. -ja s w S5,V,,Ll Curdy, secretary, first: J. Simons, pubicity manager, ': ' 7? - ' 'Q .. ' il ig, iv second. Row 3: L. Kummerfeld, treasurer, first: M. V ' wr KL' viii Martin, treasurer, second. Raw 4: C. Cutner, vice V , 'Thi' - 9- . 3. president, second. ond: J. Carter, vice president, first. Top Row: Mr. Saindon, advisory Row 5: L. Gross, secretary, sec- J. Sears, president, first. Row 1: J. Hahn, G. Ursery, G: Santillan, R. Peters. Row 2: S. Quiring, I. Schroeder, M. Durando, J. Simons, S. Gallcrdo. Top Row: S. Ragsdale, B. Simons, L. Garcia, P. Brockett, T. Nightingale. Row I: S. Cheek, P. Singer, B. Affleck, P. Goodall. Row 2: A. Ranjel, J. Brown, D. Mosby, R. Fuller- ton, M. Martin, R. Brown. Row 3: L. Rustigian, T. Miller, L. Anderson, J, McCallum, C. Cutner, G. Roskcm. Row 4: E. Warkentine, J. Sears, L. Gross, J. Carter, L. Kummerfeld, D. Bruce. Top Row: S. Terry. Lcltln Scholars? We're off to the costume contest. Oh, It's so great to get off our feet! American , ield Service PAU LO VARCHAVTCH l K Mr. Sears, Advisor, B. Neufeld, President, J. Hothersall, Secretary: J. Sears, Student Representative, B. Bartel, Treasurer, D. Neufeld, Vice President, J. Prueitt, Alternate Stu- dent Representative, Mr. Wilkins, Advisor. Row l: J, Prueitt, B. Affleck, D. Neufeld, R. Phillips, P. Singer, B. Bartel, J. Hotl sall. Row 2: P. Gardner, J. Simons, B. Perryman, P. Kane, A. Howald, D. Fos S. Rorick, J. Bradley. Row 3: J. Hahn, M, Durando, S. Borjon, J. Wedel, J. L. Anderson, J. Pauls. Row 4: B. Neufeld, R. Watson, C. Johnston, M J. Rommel, D. Mosby. Row 5: B. Ellis, M. Albert, D. Ford, L. Gross, Top Row: J. Sears, D. Craig, B. Keith, S. Ragsdale, P. Varchavtchik. S. GILLEY vize prasident S. McCOlN schcitzmeister B. RINKER prasident R. PRESLEY sekretarin MISS GOERNE advisor Der Duetsche Verein German Club The newest club on campus. the German Club has as its advisor, Fraulein Goerne. Because the development ot the culture and language ot Germany are the chiet aims ot this organization, a pollca party and a potluck supper ot native foods cli- maxed their list ot activities. For a com- munity ot German descendants, this club is instilling in its members an understanding and love at its ancestral land. Row 1: L. Holguin, S. Garcia, S. Sargent, J. Lowe, G. Fox, M. Toorop, P. Meek, J. White, L. Penner, R Pallares, D. Linn, H. Lee. Row 2: S. Borjon, P. Unruh, S. Pauley, C. Berg, A. Soto, S. Gilley, G. Santillan C. Long, I. Schroeder, C. McCurdy. Row 3: J. Hahn, K. Meyer, D. Ford, S. Prater, M. Malofy, T. Pitts M. Schroeder, J. Parker. Row 4: S. Kraeker, S. McCoin, J. Sutton, R. Arriaga, J. McCallum, J. Rommel R. Presley, D. Goertzen, M. Shell. Row 5: D. Blythe, T. Freaney, N. Bartel, B. Cheek, C. Davis, K Johnson, J. Bloom, B. Logan. Row 6: M. Knupper, J. Wilcox, B. Fox. Row 7: P. Funk, L. Sundberg S. Terry, S. Ragsdale, B. Rinker, M. Porter, G. Roskam, T. Lynch. Top Row: D. Bruce, B. Mertz. A 1 if M club One ot the more active groups, the W club is responsible tor selecting a football queen and bringing the l-larlem Clowns to Wasco. Being a member is a much sought tor achieve- ment because ot the strict qualifica- tions ot earning a letter on one ot the competitive athletic teams. f. II8 Mr. Dillingham. advisor, B, Rinker, treasurer, R. Arriaga, vice president, G. Buck, secretary, C. Smith, president. Row 1: R. Arriaga, L. Wa kentine, L. Carpenter, Summers, J. Tracy, A. Sot J. Sutton, R. Pallares, Ro 2: A. Ranjel, M. Albert, Ford, S. Gille , B. Rinker, Keith. Row gi: R. Hodel, Ketelsen, S, Terry. Row D. Bruce. R. Martinez, Blythe, M. Keith, R. Wa son, C. Santillon. Row 5: Armendariz S. McCain, Voth, D. fwining, G. Buc Top Row: C. oodey, Reiswig, C. Smith, D. Hil s i Q S 3 E2 Z i F t si 3 L 1 7 E A an fri: mms-1 :rw-Q A, Q una-W wuz snrmrurwkmwummmm lf mum-vr-:irzwxmm mm vain , .L Sf' 3 1999 pulm- ffm 4 ff? s 'Q' fu, .mn r Q an E 1 -fr 4 . 1 .Ur I2I fx 'S' 'AX fn . 1: xx? l': NX xgx 1 1 Qi Q . vi. 'X' h X , rw , i . ' X I X C' L gb ' , W f, 1 14 f , yi f V J, V h W V, .T .s I W I 1 T .Q::- W, -,Y i - - - -L W Q1 I .. 1' w iiwA1-A -L 00 . 1 N292 S 1 M - .1 1 A l -'Q N C ' F 1 X 3 Daw: -. X .4 5 ' -f 1: 1 ,- ' M 1' 1 :5 sE: -.gui ' M 2' . Isitsghfil 4 , Y U --- +f I :F':' 4 -, H Football Coaches: MR. BURTNER MR. PARKER MR. WILKINS Varsity Captains: 5 A. McDOWELL 2' T. NEWCOMB J. WILCOX Life of a Football Player R iff, i 4 ' gg -2 . ., . t 8 K X VV ,... , . Qt ll fs ,,, 2 is visa, - , .1 ,. K i SF ' 1. l - , l , mggelslfgizifzl.. ,l 1. '. www! l .. ww l - .. . A-2.3-Qi 1 2- ,l , ,L -,',wg-.:. ng-2'-' .l.. l. ' f L ' X . He made the winning point! The coach is always there to help! The coach said l had to cut it! Practice is rough! Shaving legs is c painful process! Half time is for resting! Football players drink milk by the quart! 3,54 'K Rfgfzl 1 F ss ,xi Y tl all l will 1 A, in sl wlwf M' , E' llilqfpvb 1 ,4 sf 3 4 it . .HP its 'ii Q l My AMW ff w Q l 9' In 1,4 l 179 14.5 W gg f 'l3gfklr, -141 my X,-mx, '3,WW'm' I: , , lows 4 ,W f, 4, If , U msg sw :S1u'Z'.1i'f2 :fgQ,.,ff5gr'-5, ,. , ff, fairs jrzga-gy q ,,f',i,l2j:1t2ffgi?!f,i!lf'f ski',S:5E.f!lli'Mill,i'ifl 'WF' 1-ll. lsf wff - ,. 21 lfftwkw- s WW uf iw' ' - . , K - , rw lg, 5 l f - . .,!g,., lv i lf -flag, ,:,fj.. 1 'f ', y llzlf fr' ,. .1 ml!!! ,last 'ellslglwf A, 5226? if is 1 4 asegwfsff 'ff g..r 'f ll -.5 fri. l vm 'll' . . l ,iz This makes it worth all the hard work! By the time the season's over, most players have no more fingernails! mv WW 5fUdYif1Q is The l'1CH'd6St DGFT of Oh, coach. I'm heavy enough, ain't ' ll being an athlete! Varsity The Wasco Tigers, ci compartively young team, finished the 1964 season with a l-8-l record. Their strongest points were their eagerness and desire to win. Although plagued by injuries and inexperience, their capabilities improved with each game, show- ing strong potential for the future. Tiger holfback James, 38, drives around right end for short yardage against Tulare Western. There's a tangled pile-up as Wasco scores against Coalinga. Coodey, 15, scores for Wasco behind two Coalinga defenders. Action Coodey, 15, gets hit from behind as Tigers clear away tacklers downfield against Shaf- ter. J hind with a bone-crushing tackle. ames, 38, pulls a General down from be- Jeffers. 14, looks downfield as blockers form around him. Sherrill, 26, rounds end for another Tiger score. , , I fzIsE?55Il1. -I., -5 I.I4I,QiIQi,NI,,,gI Ir, 9'EgSI5I-giI:g1.,Ir..g5Q,II-If .gui ' r- ,K vw' I V 1 X 3, .pg P vf fzx, ' , A a.1g5 I- I I .IW A S, I ,I 1 CARL SMITH, Quarterback BackfieId Award, Scholarship Award CHARLES COODEY Haifback I5II5 IIg.I IIIIIIII V, iiigggfrg ffg QQQQZPI :FI we z IEE ??g - . EIS EI Lf' S5nk'IIf'fiii?55'1,1Q ff I H ' 'tif qfflflb J - 1 Iszgzih 'wgIQIfIr-Q - w w, III I I II, 1 I wiigiifbfrgfwI,1Ii5l A ' I'y IgaSI5,fI:'5gur IIIQIIA LeIiIIIWIII'I25f fx I' W fm ff.: Ijw QI . 125 ' W' I ' miigwi 95 ' Ifw I' -' I 'I . If I I BOB RINKER Quarterback 1 i I I I I MII IB ,I 'H',I:'?'iIfl-51,I,If,L-.5'-II All MII-5415 I I ,, ,,r ,.1'1 I I qvuu ENNIS SHERRELL Fullback GREG REISWIG Guard ,sj.,W ' LORN DEMERY Halfback . 1 .:,.- iiwtfv I f ,, GLEN AKINS Guard vwefsf' .f'4f'I -' I ' iffii - .97 ,gag I A M my I-gm . ., , ,gz'f-f- ..- . IIS' F . I, F KW if g 1 v. l F' ww STEVE GILLEY Halfback le,1r'I335iI9 I 25If5f?2fTV, ' IW ' :gg-gf li?i-,Y -IQISQWQIV , -, 2 .. , 'ik 53.3 ,EMT ml fl ' ?j?,w3,I,'N fm, ' I, Igviyi k SIINQWI :SI 'I 'aa K- IM VII 1I3If5:,g?AI HW I 41, TF' , :- I-: f , . - , L' .I I I I ' I I E . I DARRELL VOTH End RON WATSON, Guard Non-Letterman Promoting The Best Spirit Award A Ii. it WM. . I' 2 if ' ' I vi I Iwi' I aw Y W 5 I gr L 'XP' I In I . z yhgggyv : I' 15553 I' if .... .K JAMES SUTTON Halfback I as , if ' jg: .94 9 1 W. D. JEFFERS, Halfback Most Improved Backfield Award FEI' IIIWI Iii?'5IiIIIhf ' I 5 Nw, iiffiffggf-Ifssue g PS II I mis4,I I' I If I ? I D2 . I . - 2III5I:?f ' 3 -I my 53. : I ' I . ' -,.. Lv' 7359 CHARLES SANTILLAN Halfback 1.x553fs2wp -fwniwiin 3153.2 fQgQ.f,-Ejibigish' ' - Qlifxgsg , gxlfwixff I ' Y Us , , 7 f:,55gg4Yf1 'QQQJQQIIJV ' ' I HAROLD GIBSON End I5IQ?I if ,.,,.. SI JI 545 I wif I .mr xy 1. ,. 5 1 2 If W .I fa sq EIR f Q? A + 4' I ww I , 4 fr 5555 Is'-1 III W4 Y' X I. I '4 r 51 ..'. 1 - 71 fx U MI. 315 -:L I I may I I. I , ,I II YIM' I I' II .I Ig fi xg :M , I K , . ' V'3I2IIIiI'? 7- I I III IPI , . I I AI, .Mi L ?f I TERRELL NEWCOMB, End Jay Wedel Outstanding Lineman Award is ,N , ' mifwi . ar, v lb , CECIL FLOURNOY Halfback Ik 3 If ' A . L ,. M' T ,QW I il Iyglgxwxh. vi JF I A I I I-1 If-Iv :sw IIA ., -N'P'fiII' . NIJ III., I5 . .-HIIIII i MRI I fn Nl X 133 I ' I fi III I , , I,,,,,: , :I I I 1 If I If II II' I If I I , I A 'IS , I ill? I I A S I I 2 'KI BRAD KEITH W Guard II - . 5 I .J DWAYNE BRUCE Guard I5 N px I I Mg I I II IIIIIZ I QI Q ' I Aw ' III! mg, I , , I I .f f ,I K, ,Mm I , I A I Mm , i x ' 'E A N... f Q I 4 Wm L29 I CARLTON McDOWELL ' Fullback - I . NMTII U mm ' V I ,J ,VA,,I I DANNY BLYTHE Guard L ,,,,, I .. ,, eg I fglggjgl ,3 gl Z fgEI?i 46f X I 4'1' Q I If W, A DOUG TWINING 1 gy I 2 A ...,. - I v , Q Q ,,., -: , - f 1 fl . I 'W ' ,. 'I f l I S' er- A ,gf I L -I al? we ' ow QT' ALTON McDOWELL. Gaar Most Valuable Player JOHN CARTER Manager if G 11 L X 1 ,I I 1 I mg i52'W.4I?f f I ur mf I' .ef IW JW' I H , I , ,,v W ' W X , r y gqgy Kwai , f wlm fll-I I I M . M I me I Inf I .W bl If 'ia inf, I L nga!! 3 , 1 f I Qs , I 4' ezglrg I , ..,. lr rf gsm ' ,J fifff I ll l liw- -' 7 I Im ' STAN TERRY Center 5821 3 L- .,.- r l A Sm rogi'llL,V,IfIlQf .,. wir -.-- I -.hi U' Ave: ' - - , x' I , W ,adn ' Lk 4-':'.:E,-,, E??EXMi'5f5z5 r f - - -- ,. A., We . , JM .f If if If - A fwfr iw-llllell all I T: 4 ' LII lwfw flu, Q1'5L'I1 NX 4 f fflalvvglgw, wzgmf , I ,U ,,,,.:.,,I I , -.,.. . ,. K f W1 V W :4-- ,- new ,.,, N 1. , . .,., R. We ,.-.re 2 .J ,I , I qi f.,.,3 z I ,gin I Q I ix x J . . .X ju, I al l I I Ei gr I all W R 252 6 ligklq Qu. is r J P li , I .vm , Fa ' .I A X ir,: I JIM WILCOX, Center MARK KEITH, End Most Inspirational Player Most Improved Lineman Delano ..... Taft .......... gy :lx f-. :.,g:m:,..,,x x 5194 wi l 2? X W I If 'iw Mimi Aww an ' I :mw yefgfy ,figi 4 If W1 j, 26 , fzg,yM,,4i .gsyeggmi i ??iafl,Q. 5I,E'P-5-525:1 1 332355152 lgytllq ' I AM ,V I . I f aeezrs-443 ' sxzmilrlfw III I Ifillill Ill- 'lf flilafl' ml' gggsfawf ' ,,j,I54, 1 . QQ 34,1 M' 'M ,- if , 17 ' effepz, Y T I J We I , H LINDSEY JAMES Halfback 'f': I My, VV I I 'I I I Iii 1 xr 'II . 1 L all wlw I I I 4 'f lwl Italy II If alll? I 2 If , Alilgl al I5 ,EW I Qu I ' 332 J ,' W' S x wz 4 5 -' ffilib 'I ' lil! I I I , I I 5. ri ' i w I I .Mm iff? V Il, .IT , It I M5 5 5 I ml LARRY GREGORY Tackle Varsity Scores Foothill ...................... Tulare Western .... Corcoran ............. Coalinga .... Lemoore ..... Exeter ..... Shatter ..... Ga rces ..... We They .. O 26 6 2 I .. O 3 2 O O 2 I 7 27 39 O 3l I2 30 .. 6 20 .. I2 34 GEORGE GRUNDT DANNY BOYETT Manager Manager ewijfm MHZ! Cubs Cubs - Yeh - Cubs Consisting mostly ot tresh- men, the Wosco Cubs went ogoinst one ot +he strongest schedules in the history ot the South Sequoio Leogue. Winsi ogoinst Gorces ond Corcoron showeol the strong potential ot this young ball club. .Wm Rowl G Colfer M Craig N Barlel D Allen R Allen L Pearson D Perales D Craig C Berg L Harrlson R Harrison L Calla han. Row 2 M Knupper J Hahn R Johnson G Sanfullan A Garcxa B Dupple G Caldwell W Brown T McDaniel J Garrison T Venner R Rodriguez Top Row B Butler K Janzen D Batt: R Shafer F Nadal B Slmons W Perez R Coe J Hothersall R Rod riguez. Delano 1- O uareW S .e 5 x 1 2 5 3 s s 5 2 i 3 S W i I ,Mdllql .x SE w ESWSESLSMEZEBSEGQQG.EFZ?E5 5wkQi Wasco Tigers B. ELLIS E. EPPs c. Fl.oURNoY L- GREGORY L. JAMES B. KEITH M. KEITH K- MEH'-BERG T. Nswcoma B. RINKER B. SIMPSON . C. SMITH D. TWINING M- VAUGHN Tiger Scores 81 Foothill ...... Arvin ...... Taft ........ South ......... Delano ....... South ............ Corcoran ....... Lemoore ....... Shatter ........... Garces .. .......... Tulare Western Foothill . ............ .. Coolinga .......... Corcoran ....... Lemoore .... Shatter ............ Garces ................. Tulare Western Coalinga ....... ...... We They 31 54 43 52 49 39 43 63 42 63 23 75 37 54 43 66 48 54 40 41 49 56 34 58 47 41 43 53 41 57 54 57 50 55 66 77 79 54 R. Harlow, J. Carter, G. Grundt, D. Boyett, managers. Starting the season with a com- paratively young squad. the Wasco Tigers played determined ball at all times. Sparked by a sophomore shooting ace, Lindsey James, who finished the season first in league scoring. Wasco proved to be a strong contender against more ex- perienced teams. ' C-U-B- R. HARRISON, Captain: COACH THIESSEN S Foothill ...... Arvin ..... Taft ........ South ...... Delano .... South ...... Corcoran Lemoore .... Shafter .......... Scores Ga rces ................. Tulare Western Foothill ............... Coalinga .......... Corcoran .... I emoore ...... Shafter ............. Ga rces ............ Coalinga ............. Tulare Western 41 38 59 41 61 40 55 40 56 59 50 52 40 43 66 47 68 47 hey 32 Row 1: D. Hively, B. Wiebe, L. Callahan, R. Harrison, L. Harrison, C. Davis. Top Row: K. Janzen, D. Allen, A. Bradley, D. Perales, B. Dipple, R. Allen, D. Janzen. I34 l , ,, The Cubs played superb bail ali year and improved with each game. Lack ot height, however. proved a big tactor against their success and cost them too many games. The highlight ot their season was the upset ot the very strong Shatter Colonels. Kitten Foothill ....... Arvi n ...... Taft ...... South ..... Delano ....... South ...... Corcoran ..... Lemoore ...... Shaffer .............. Garces ................. Scores Tulare Western ....... Foothill ................. Corcoran ........... Lemoore ..... Shcfter ............. Garces .................. Tula re Western ....... We They 25 21 22 38 32 33 38 32 41 29 25 24 23 20 33 23 43 22 37 40 60 34 40 43 29 33 45 39 44 31 47 27 48 33 N. Jackson, R. Johnson, co captains, Coach Johnson Row I C Berg, H. Shepherd, G. Perez, E. Patterson, L Stowe R Mitchell Top Row: N. Jackson, P. Johns, T. McDonieI, R Johnson B Robinson, O. Haley, Mr. Johnson, coach. Starting the season with no returning lettermen and a tirst string consisting ot freshmen, the Wasco Kittens went on to win the league championship. They accomplished this teat through hard practice, brilliant teamwork ond the slcilltul coach- ing ot Mr. Johnson, which proved to be the deciding tac- tor in several ot their close games. Cross Countr Cross Country is one of the most strenu- ous ot the competitive sports. To finish ci roce one must run through o l.8-mile course. Teom members like Richorcl Arriogo, vor- sity coptoin, ond Lester Acklin. most volu- oble runner, con cover this course in the spectoculor times of 9:02 oncl 9:27. re- siectiwely. Freshmon Gilbert Perez wos t e only member ot the entire teom to quolity For the Voll-ey meet. To occomp- lish teots such os this requires overwhelming desire ond on obunclonce of hcirol work. COACH A. DARBY L. ACKLIN R. ARRIAGA G. KETELSEN R. MARTINEZ R. MILLER G. MOULYET R. PALLARES Fresh men-Sophomore: S. Wong M. Toorop T. Frantz R. Quintanillc P. Unruh F. Diaz Junior Varsity: Row 1: G. Roskam L. Balley D. Armendariz F. Perez C. Hamllion E. Wann Top Row: L. Gran? B. Porter A. Cluck Freshmen: Row 1: L. Miller K. Mehlberg L. Garcia G. Perez M. Nadal R. Lisenbee M. Jones Top Row: L. Fleming R. Sanchez A. Renterla Row 1: Coach Dillingham G. Tgfcler M. rcia P. Gardner B. Porter L. Holguin T. Merrifl' A. McDowell Row 2: J. Harvill T. Penner T. Sisemore L. Grant J. Summers S. Gilley A. Soto L. Demery D. Blythe S. Hosmon C. Sanfillan Top Row: S. Kefelsen J. Silva . A. Garcia P. Holguin M. Chernakgaeff M. Monteclno A. Epps R. Green P. Meek B. Klingenberg G. Santillan Row 1: D. Hively B. Kane L. Sundberg D. Voth B. Simons Top Row: Coach Burtner T. Penner D. Twining B. Ellis M. Albert Q'lsN l.W.M3K Albert drives down the EIHS Chips T0 The Qfeen- fairway. Sundberg tees off. Sink that puff, Twlnin dnwn for o point. Break that hold! 1 x . ., COACH TERRY The Wosco Tigers storted their seoson with o number ot returning veterons ond they looked torword to being in contention for the leogue title. Their strongest toes seemed to be the powerful Corcoron ond on experienced Lemoore teom. STEVE BATTI TIM CHERNABAEFF Baseball STEVE GILLEY BRAD KEITH MARK KEITH RICHARD MILLER CRAIG NOBLE LARRY PEARSON DENNIS SHERRELL GREG REISWIG BOB RINKER CHARLES SANTILLAN ROD SHAW CARL SMITH STAN TERRY LARRY WOOLLEY J. Vfs Coach Mills and Manager J. P. Sharp Row 1: L. Holguin, A. Barrera, P. Holguin, T. Merritt, M. Chernaboeff, R. Rodriguez, G. Smith. Row 2 R. Rodriguez, J. Hothersoll, M. Porter, T. McDaniel, C. Berg, W. Colbert, B. Logon, D. Botti. Top Row B. Sanchez, R. Lisenbee, R. Johnson, T. Venner, S. Moreno, K. Stockton, N, Bortel, R. Johnson. The outlook for the Junior Vorsity boseboll teom ot the beginning of the seoson wos good. Although o young teoim, they had the desire ond obility to be o strong con- tender. Their strongest opponents for the leogue title seemed to be Shofter ond Lemoore. Track March 2 - lnterclass Freshmen win - 133V2 points New lnterclass records-Class A: Richard Arriaga, mile 14:5O.215 Bob Rinker, two mile 112:25.51. Class B: Larry Warken- tine, 1.00 110.315 Larry Warkentine, 220 123.415 Carlton McDowell, SP 149' 1A 1. Class C: Edgar Patterson, 180 120.415 Roy Johnson, sp 142' 2 J, discus 1109'4 1, sophomore relay 146.31. March 6 -- Shatter -Taft. School records - Class B: Lee Callahan, 220 122.515 Carlton McDowell, discus 1138' 7 1. A outstanding marks - Lester Acklin, 880 12:O8.215 Larry Warkentine, 220 123.615 Richard Arriaga, mile 14:43.51. B outstanding marks - Robert Epp, 880 12:13.41. C outstanding marks - Jesse Berumen, 660 11:38.81. March 12 - Delano-Corcoran Rained out. March 19 - East-North First places: B Larry Warkentine, 100 110.41, 220 123.115 Robert Harrison, B.J. 19' MH1. March 27 - Selma Relays Most events cancelled because of rain. l46 Will they make it? Coach Darby and Ass't Mr. Dillingham go over fastest times with run- ners. Determination is the key here. They're off and running! Up and over! Fast startzgood finish. April 3 - Wasco 20-30 Relays A first places: H. Gibson, T. Sisemore, D. Ford, SP Cl4l' llM J, L. James, G. Ketelsen, S. Shugart, T.J. fll3'8V4 Jp W. Linn, L. James, C. Flournoy, B.J. 154' 83A J. 660 relay cancelled because of rain. B first places: C. Davis, C. McDowell, M. Craig, discus f36O' ll , new record, L. Warkentine, L. Callahan, J. Garrison, low hurdles 159.315 L. Warkentine, J. Sutton, L. Callahan, 330 relay f35.5J. 660 relay cancelled because of rain. C first places: R. Mitchell, L. Harrison, E. Patterson, 330 relay f37.7J. April B - Corcoran-Shafter April IO - Delano Invitational April I7 - Bellflower Invitational April 24 - Sanger Invitational May l - Reedley Invitational May 7 -- West Coast Relays May I5 -- South Sequoia League at Wasco May 22 - Sequoia Divisional May 29 - Valley June 4-5 - State-Bakersfield Row I: R. Sutton. W. D. Jeffers, C. Flournoy, S. Shugart, L. Demery, L. Warkentine, J. Sutton, R. Arriago, J. Berumen, G Santillan, D. Perales. Row 2: E, Johnson, L. Callahan, J. Garrison, D. Ford, E. Patterson, P. Brockett, V. Garcia, P. Unruh M. Montecino, CL'LaRue. Row 3: J. Jones, R. Mitchell, C. Hamilton, H. Gibson, T. Sisemore, J. Wilcox, S. Richardson, M Nadal, L. Harrison, R. Pitts. Row 4: C. McDowell, R. Quintanilla, D. Armendariz, J. Linn, M. Knupper, T. Lynch, N. Jackson G. Perez, R. Epp, C. Collins. Row 5: B. Butler, R. Harrison, L. James, L. Acklin, G. Ketelsen, G. Roskam, M. Craig, C. Davis H. Shepherd, E, Helms. Top Row: C. Gault, A. Renteria, Managers: R. Harlow, C. Ash, G. Bell. tatisticians P. Singer, L. Lynch, J. Coon, G. Bray, C. Combs. Row I: L. Sundberg, J. Lugo, J. Hobson. Top Row: J. Sears. B. Helman, B. Lodrigon, A. Howald, L. Lynch. F all Sports Winter Sports Spring Sports Singles HEDY TOOROP JANE MCCALLUM MARCIA ALBERT 'lst Singles 2nd SinQleS SANDY BARTEL J.V. TEAM Row I: A. Gonzales M. Malofy Top Row: J. Johnson N. Wilson 3rd Singles Doubles 1 Q 5 Q- 21,,1:Zgif,rf:.'iQf5s7i'aQQ4 - 5 mi gg ,i:a s1E.mQ - T? t . k,qiazlig YQQQVQ5 V' . ' - Qgvvecgoiivgf ' .Q ' ,. Q mi? - , ' ' ' ' .' if r 1 by-yy lgvggzffz 2, , 1., . 5 fi K auf e K ea SHARON CUMMINS, JUDY ROMMEL lst Doubles MISS CHANDLER, Coach nvuux n n nn.: nruxvovuw, nunnu 2nd Doubles Singles MR. THIESSEN, Coach BRUCE WIEBE. JOHN HOBSON STAN VOTH, STEVE RAGSDALE 1st Doubles PHIL -McPHETRIDGE, ROSS SHAFER Doubles FRANK PEREZ MARCO TOOROP lst Singles 2nd Singles LARRY RUSTIGIAN 3rd Singles zgw M- f . ,gr H ? - apwl fx f-,f ,Q QQ, 1 U' R U? A af FX l ggya R i Wii' S Q Elf .. ... nnn ,K .,, , , R .. J ,-.- . P Pnbv , . 5' if ,,,. A .6 Y -ai V' i r p ' 'gi' M,g:.1.'V'i'i4Ag?5g:'i'2- 3' it-lQif if vf w x it 4TL '5 ww N 'Fi fi' ' ' Q, WWEV EW WV L 11 2 , ' Mx12i,f3'f1,f'U ' A . -: Lil 9' L .s w,.f s ' J.V. TEAM Row 1: G. Muir S. Ketelsen V. Wong Top Row: R. Watson J. Schroeder D. Reimer Make like c bird, man! No sweat! Whoosh! I 52 Look mo, no cavities! wim You're kicking too much! Team Row l: R. Gaefa, D. Mosby, M. Bowser, J. Warkentine, J. Parker, L. Sukuf, D. Neufeld, C. Cutner. Row 2: T. Freaney, T. Anderson, R. Brown, L. Carpenter, D. Linn, S. Pauley, S. Gallardo, S. Ellebracht, J. Hahn, B. Jones, T. Wehunt, mgr. Top Row: M. Pohl, mgr., C. Fairchild, mgr., P. Lacy, B. Neufeld, J. Hively, S. Kroeker, B. Dipple, R. -Coe, B., Siemens, J. Lugo, A. Bradley, P. Varchavtchik. H + ml v9 K 5 fn, ' Vx MISS DeFOE, MR. 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'Y ., j t1:.R:h::hx KH'Xt'f'...- V L i - z..w'wQL.5t ,hx I59 Pioneer Motel Neuf ld' e s Fourth 3' D Streets Automotive Parts PL 852946 1040 Seventh street PL 8-2602 Wasco Farm Ellis Repair Shop Equipment Co. 747 F Street G 82 P050 PL 8-2139 PL 8-2141 WE APPRECIATE I I Ll - -1 V '-T 'T F:,.,.ff1 Q -ii ix' -N 'LQIT1 A :Q so 2 xr H Q- ' -a ---- Q . .W 1- 1- ' ' za.. f fi v Arm p ,W-.W - ..'. P ----- -- ' 4 -- 4 VXQQEX' . ,, J, 1' Y 76 .- V . U tx to L:.'LL2I1ii i ei f - '-f5.Q 'A 'Y ' 13- no to o,os --as : -5 2. ---L V- N .4.,.. :----,.f:1::.3e:5'i -ii, ,J -4' 0 ., -..----2--f-----H' 'i:LLL:4.Z.11p-1'gi. 1 5 . ' L,- ---H -N ---- --------- '-gg5'j,iT' '.1- ..,' Sly 1' ..', t 'L--1-7-....1-- -V ,f-mf.-T' A' ' --if-- T 'TTL1 if iii . '-' ' ' ::5iw',3i1,.,.-.--t L ' ' r ' 4 ' . -'- - A -,. f' 2? ' --iii .L - - L f f - Circle Petroleum Agency 908 Fourth Streef PL 3.2732 Ail'I1l'0l Company 221 F Street p PL s-6590 , +--H i,t'T'Lf':i-nv' i K I a- 'lpii' 44-i H Q:-d Howard Brothers 4 ' Hay Processing 830 Hwy. 46 , U PL s-2288 'U Marketing Service C. J. 8z Helen Howard 830 Hwy. 46 PL 8-6223 I6O Wilkinson 81 Co. Fo1u'th Sz F Streets PL 8-2756 Peter Pan 903 Seventh Street PL 8-6568 Park Center Nursery La Economia Market 960 E Street is 1330 F Street PL 8-6355 PL 8-5233 W , ira - : Pi ii- --1-.9z'- ff ' ' ws:-agp. X' ' -:if X- '-X 2 1 A HELP :- , SUR 1-:Q21ff -6 Y gt-Sill 'Y --iii 4 1 - 5 it l f ,E , P 'f - ' f 4 e - 4.4 ,'7 ::-:-- ll . '- -' ' '12, I :X 7 A27 - i ' 1 7 -:ffLf1g .,: 9 nn- - A ' X 1- - ' iff, ,---' .ff .- g,,,.,. -1 ------7-'ff' ,L '.. ' E ' 6 in A :J 1 xg 4 :WE-5:9 7 -FEEL i fgzi,-145523 f 1-255 ., , rf 'fp '- 9-QQ,,,,- G! 4,23 ff- '- ff' We 1 ' f-X 4- -1. W1 ' H? - 4 -l X WAX K ' an ' A' if flfff - F ' ill 'H 'C til 1 4 P ' 'RX -Q 6-F' ' - 6 4 .-------:sw ,. : fa, -A f- M- - . -every ,. Yii , -'L A Q E5 wg'--12-L' Ilnllllif'-1': n1i4 eq! -, 'Q ff' 1 .- ' ' X X TQ X w in R-:W .-r - ' -,E ' - -215 --' Pl.'IlH,lflzlf1,I 0 64 ,, - -: 5- 7 L Q-'ing , 't bam 1 f 5 -- Vg L- H.-mvusgw 215. Y - - 5-E X ef S .3'3. E' 'L' 7' fy: -i L WA--j--Q,- 'gf nv ,gr gf ggi 1 ,ix X X .N A --.. V l '-'13 ' ' f- I qi: - ' yo, 4 '- -F . I 4 4 ' , -ef-' .-1.. --, YQEQQ Q --:V . Y' '- Y L., 4' I ' of ' 1:4 tif' --5 Q P 'en T Q 'S' '7 - -'F 'N 7 -A 7 is--.U 7-1 Win L .K xl ' ' Tn:-It tx ::.,....:: 'E :lush -N 79 'H-' if X 7223A ! G, ' Ki' 1 Nickel's -C x Western Chevrolet Co. 0 X Q Furmture Co. 625 F Sh-get Q g, A sos Seventh Street PL 8-6406 px, 3' PL s-6552 L-xl, , Wasco Trim 8 A ' ,. r's',:'2- -- '?55g'rf.VQ X 5T1.:wAQi.-R and Upholstery Shop 1344 F Street PL 8-5476 Q SRM V -'::::::.x Q - - L., 'N - -n:r:ffQ-hx, E25 9!X:?.X-.. .,. -.-1-yq::4k?w-A 1 Struempf's Shell Service Hwy. 46 8: CV Hwy. PL 8-5597 'wzuar-:,g,k . . XL ., .... , ,... . .r '-M23 six, ' 'exif-Natl, .a 013, lb! BOB WAUGH AGENCY BIG STAR MARKET Mr. Waugh explains his real estate and insurance motto, Divi- For groceries, meats, and vegetables remember the sign of tt dends mean savings in cash. Big Star. , 1129 Sevellith Street PL 8-6630 741 E Street PL 8-66i i i i 4 GROWERS COOPERATIVE GIN, INC. LAKEW'OOD'S Students view Growers Cooperative Gin number three. The two Judys admire a new spring suit that has just arriv F 81 Hwy. 46 PL 8-6621 900 Seventh Street PL 8-2 MARTIN'S CARTER MACHINE SHOP job too small or too large for us to handle, is the motto For general machine shop work specializing in pump repairing, our friends at Martin's. Mr. Warren Carter is ready to serve you. Seventh Street PL 8-2064 635 G Street PL 8-6581 MIX l TEXACO SERVICE STATION THE WASCO NEWS CGmPbell is UWUYS fe0ClY to 5e V9 YOUI' CGf'S SVCVY Heed- Office supplies, machines, and expert printing are available at 85 Hwy. 46 PL 8-2219 the home of our local newspaper. 804 Seventh Street PL 8-6441 4GP0TAT0ES NORTH KERN PACKERS, INC. DAVE BRIDGE. Manager 450 ,G Streei WASCO. CALIFORNIA 758-5676 Zap: For Top quality, Top economy, and Top service shop at Tops. 1220 Seventh Street PL 8-6274 MIDWAY BOWL This is what we call real pleasure and relaxation. CV Hwy. Sz Wasco Rd. PL 8-531 I QUALITY MEAT co. I HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLY I2OO K Street i FA 7-8517 BAKERSFIELD. CALIFORNIA H-J SCHOOL SERVICES Representing HERFF-J ONES CO. l932 East McKinley Avenue Fresno 3, California JANZEN'Si DRUG STORE You get the best, plus courteous service, at .Ianzen's. Seventh Street PL 8-6408 LEO'S TV Sz RADIO Mrs. Sukut invites you to view the complete line of Zenith products. 651 D Street PL 8-6755 Frito-Lay, Incorporated 8734 Bellanca Ave. Los Angeles I5. California 232I Belvedere Ave. BAKERSFIELD. CALIFORNIA 83 1-7866 I 65 C.. L. FANNIN Soil can be tested and the deficiency solved by the use of gypsum. Griffith Ave. 8z Hwy. 46 PL 8-2057 WASCO J EWELERS Mr. Rutledge confirms Judy's and Susan's ideo that a diamond is a girl's best friend. 935 Seventh Street PL 8-2192 TOM'S SERVICE CENTER Take your car to Tom's for complete automotive service, 947 Seventh Street PL 8-6614 WASCO INN MOTEL The modern facilities of the motel offer o haven to the weary traveler. 1126 Hwy. 46 PL 8-5317 VVIENS' HARVESTING The farmer knows he can depend on Ernest Wiens for his harvest needs. 4 995 Cypress PL 8-6411 WASLCO MOTOR SALES MCCAFFERTYWS Klingenberg guarantees John and Judy a smooth ride in a Doctor Hendricks agrees that McCafferty's is Equipped to handle ge or Rambler. your everyday cleaning and laundry needs. Seventh Street PL 8-6637 1030 Seventh Street PL 8-6461 mqfgrwfy, uw Tm, zo 'J ,,f Y s, we 'VLIWT ,A f,1qggw,,,X,, , img wrw A ' Zmgff W' YW-'Q 'Tw-9'1 -EWS 'f'5T4QQ'Q5?SIpE2f5i isiihF'Q33 Ag . - 'W ', E? 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'ffl TMC-iIw?5TFEz5?yi' 'f1'175U'x'15' ff L'f'F.'.'U A4' W.f1 Wi2'f 'W 'fQ?.'F'fIf '34'T'1 is Exi f T 59512, Pgffif 'ifseiffyri f if iifwif -2' ' A -f .egg f A .y ...2 , T, . CENTRAL VALLEY ORD SALES gsm CE TRAL LLEY FORD HEY SENIORS, WOULDN'T THIS MUSTANG BE A GREAT GRADUATION GIFT? 830 Seventh Street PL 8-64,67 T WRIGHT'S DARI-DELITE BANK OF AMERICA To serve you the best short order food and ice cream products Invest your money in cm bank that is large enough to serve possible is the job of the Dari-Delite. ond yet small enough to know you. Birch 8: Hwy. 46 PL 8-6827 849 Seventh Street PL 8- 'Wise wg ERMA'S DRESS SHOP HOMER T. WENTZ Campus, career, and teenage fashions are Jill and Ann listen while Mr. Wentz points out real estate available at Erma's. and insurance details. Seventh Street PL 8-6862 456 E Street PL 8-6435 SALYER GRAIN 81 MILLING CO. For ihe finest seed and best milling facilities go 'ro Salyer Grain 84 Milling Co. Corcoran, California P, 0, Box 488 --Wm '---........ MARDIKIAN'S RESTAURANT H. M. HOLLOWAY, INC. For a truly delightful dinner let Greg Mardikian serve you in Remember what the miner says, the traditional Armenian or American style. Golden Gypsum for Golden Crops. 1000 F01ll'th Street PL 8-2975 714 Sixth Street PL 8-I JIM KLASSEN SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL Mr. Mack explains to Judy and Susan the value of This attractive residence is an example of Mr. Klassen's Saving for the future, skill and workmanship. 1049 Seventh Street 369 Pine St. Shafter, California PI 6-2896 EES., STEWARD AGENCY PETERSON SHELL SERVICE Mr. Steward tells how his agency offers For reliable lubrication and complete automotive service by expert Complete Facilities for Complete Protection. mechanics, take your car to Peterson Shell Service. F Street PL 8-6512 740 Poso Dr. PL 8-2050 2 Neem . LXR. L X Fkxxxxs ' 'Ke , N X . S ,V ENN., f . 'S'-X Ncsxxstxmm M if l 59228 BROTHERS IRONWORKS ALLEN,S SHOE STORE For Custom CUSHVYQ Gnd welding at its best, remember The Susan has just found the perfect fit and so will you when address of Barker Brothers. you shop for shoes qt AIIen's, Hwy- PL 8-6476 831 Seventh Street PL 8-6476 things gg better with QLKC JOLLY KONE - lemma umm Aumonrrv or ma cocA-cout ooumw sv the 0f'e 5C 00l Snack- l i Hwy. 46 PL 8-21 l 1 l 5 235 l S135 -Y ':. '+sgzgs5g: lfigfgiil- -: .L E2E552E1:-. ':1' . 5F '. .-:I-ISF' . -:4ir:'.+.. -?E1ES:E'E::::- -.-:1EFfi'l .,f:sT.,.-,. 1 . sf, 1:f:i2E:Z. 5:az:5s::.. '-':::s:3:5:s: Es5:1',-155, 5-2:s:s:s:5:1-1 .: E1E?EE3f::.,'j5'i '552515-35252:f552511.I-ffigzfiiiflllz-. .5551555355551:535::E5S2?i'E'?11'fIE3 3' -fifffhk 1 -i'21is2s51isfiSs::::: 3' i2i-rtfffifsizisisiir. i:25SsSsSeisEaSs:fz21.' '22-r'5fisaSff1 -'-' l '5E5E3E5E5E5E5i55155 'IQ:-:-rf: i ' Fi .. l . A 1 . 2 ' ii' ' 5 .::2,,::: Q N-.-.,.-N ' 1 Kathi MAPLE LEAF ENTERPRISES It's smooth sailing ahead because When you look your best, Unequaled superior services to a fine farming community ygu do your best! provided by Maple Leaf Enterprises. 922 seventh street PL 8-6617 Sixth 81 G Street PL H These hungry students have stopped at the Jolly Kone fof Foremost JOHN HITCH, Distributor dependable service and excellent dairy products, try Foremost. 1 Seventh Street PL 3-6305 SPUD'S DEPARTMENT STORE II find a complete line of clothing and shoes in famous but reasonably priced branded lines. nth 8: D Streets PL 8-6514 STATE FARM INSURANCE Mr. Wilms stresses the necessity for life, automobile, and fire insurance. 1071 Seventh Street PL 8-6758 P I-COLA WASCO CONCRETE PIPE CO. WASCO HARDWARE CO. lf you need modern irrigation systems or concrete irrigation pipe, Wh0feVe YOUF needs m0Y b?WilS0 1 athletic 90055, Qenl WGSC0 Concrete pipe CO. is the place to go, housewares, Old Colony paints or gifts for all occasions--yc CV Hwy. Sz Poso Dr. PL 8-6421 find them here. l 749 Seventh Street l FRED L. WEST STANDARD OIL CO. OF CALIFORNI This intriguing machine is located in the office of Mr. West-- For dependable distribution of fine petroleum products accountant, auditor and consultant. see your Standard Oil dealer. 1110 Hwy. 46 PL 8-2134 709 P050 PL 3' A. C. POETTGEN AND SON For manufacturing, machine work, portable welding, blacksmith- ing or hardfacing, remember Poettgen and Son. 1245 G Street PL 8-5169 , r F l s. 1 N3 THE COPY CAT GOLDEN CRUST BREAD ord shop, book shop, gift shop, this is our Copy Cat shop. It's really true, There's no bread any finer than E Street PL 8-5646 Golden Crust Bread. , BIOFERM DIVISION, IMC ROBERT L. 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