Willows High School - Tattler Yearbook (Willows, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

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U ' R ,B JW fy? 5 PZ moikxfm M XY W W W . .V X. 5 pf bw Q LJPSQPNE f, 1 WW KW Q55 N? !N!H4j0pQAmgJfQX we ,fb gk Jw Si- Jr' x u ' E33 QR MJ9X,Q'fdQf gp Q59 JW Q WMM My iwm bf W Y if R 1950 djfdwcj 6?Q4Q,1j ff O' C3 HMWKWM ,WW'f'ffWjwW1,,w WW ff fwvfwgfagj ff W JM W My WW Wy . V ' mf, if X Lf? PrincipaI's Faculfy Classes Acfivifies Sporfs Acfivifies Acfivifies CONTENTS Message THEIRS Pa HIS HERS ge IO ll I7 31 41 50 53 THIS IS JACK 5 Before 'fhis book progresses furiher, Jack mus'r be inlroduced, and before lhis sl'ory is s+ar'red, a quesfion mus+ be answered: Should rhis siory fell +he +ru'fh, or are children going 'ro read rhis book? Jack, +he fypical high school boy, excels in every sport however, he is no+ so arn- birious wilh his s'rudies. ln facr, he wears a dunce cap so much 'rhal his hair is growing To a poinr. The only Time he is in'reres+ed in a lecfure is when his new girl friend is Jrelling him no+ ro go io 'rhe Junior-Senior Prom wifhoui her. l-le is always very a+'renl'ive af lhose limes. g There comes a +ime in Jack's life when his viewpoin+ on lhe imporlance of cerfain suloiecls changes complefely. A+ +hir+een years of age he Jrhoughl girls were a pain inf +he neck, and good for nofhing bul' coaches during spelling resrs. As one can readily see, his opinions have reached rheir melamorphosis. Our women-ha+er now is found con- sianfly af 'rhe command of his more refined companion, whom we have called Jane, +he +ypical 'reen-age girl. Hmm! So The man wears +he pan+s around here. Noi from where we sl'and! Seriously fhough, in conclusion we musi admir lha+ Jack is an oufsranding person- if you don'+ believe it iusl ask him. THIS IS JANE l 1 lf we compare +he modern girl wiih fhe girl of iiffy years ago, we are ceriainly aware of a decided change. Fifiy years ago +he average American girl longed fo be a sheliered lady. She was expecled +o acknowledge male superioriiy, conceniraie on domesiic aris. and 'ro look lovely and say li++le. Times have changed! This is i950-+he age of 'rhe plunging neckline, Bikini baihing suiis, and women wresilers. The modern Jane swoons over Vaughn Monroe, and feels weak ai +he sighr of Guy Madison. Though she knows liifle of anyihing, she's always eager +o express her opinion-whefher you wani io hear ii or nor. She is ever posifive ihaf she, and she alone, will be 'rhe firsf woman president Yei There are similariiies also. Fashions have changed greafly, buf 'rhe average girl is siill ihe same inside. She has become freer and more independent buf ihe smari one knows +ha+ she musi be quiei, sweer and deiinifely helpless in order fo ge'r her man. Girls in Willows High always were and are Today iusi as screw-loose as ihose in any ofher school. When an unfamiliar male face is seen in fhe hallway, if is quiie common fo observe several feminine adolescen+s craning fheir necks in his direcrion, only +o walk smack-dab info a wall or some oiher olos'racle. Yes. lhis is a pidure of +he Willows girl-'rhe Janes of Glenn Counfy High School: ofherwise called 'rhe weaker l?l sex. Dear Bulch: These are a few snaps ol our new school and lhey surely loolc classy. Everylhing in 'rhc building is very modern. Thel is, everylhing excepl lhe sludies, buf we don'l mind doing Them in lhis building. l-lave fo go To class now. JACK AND JANE D. KIKMO 9 Q39 llllll! S S F1 dill' 'NY Q-wnnvqpp..-,-M. iw wr - . M 'xlib ffl' , , f 5 W, 1 f . . . Q . -9. 3 . .. , ' ' w ,HV A HQ? I 2' ' !H,mf .M 4 -QR X ww: X' 1 J E: 1 43 .Jr Jw ii 'an I-0 Q. ' A v . .X Q ix ff.. X ..,. a . X A .- . A tb S 59' 4 g 'S A M X Q ,,.f 7 w ' W ,uf v J' Y 'E' Q5 V 1 iQ'gfvg.f fi ' if Q N. X ,M . .4 ,N Q S ,ff 4 if N 'K Mi 'wmv .v- Q L sf x -:QQ QQ K SA, LV - if , 45' 'K K' TO THE STUDENTS OF GLENN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL: The school year 1949-50 represenTs a mile-sTone oT specTacular progress in The Glenn CounTy High School. The new classroom buildings embody The besT equipmenT and physical environmenT obTainable on The secondary school level. The new library and sTudy hall are illusTraTive oT The value oT This new building To educaTional processes. When you walk inTo The library The impression is given ThaT you are Transferred Trom an insTiTuTion oT high school To one OT college level. This is due To The indusTry OT The sTudenTs and To The over all acTiviTies in The sTack room and The reading room, OTTen I walk inTo The back oT The sTudy hall and ouT again-wiThouT being observed. This is represenTaTive oT The Tine sTudy habiTs Tha+ are being TosTered in our new school planT. On many occasions anoTher Telling example oT The value oT our new planT has been broughT home To me. When visiTors arrive aT The building during class sessions a number oT Them have asked me, ls There no school Today? The obvious reason Tor The quesTion is The quieTness prevalenT in The surroundings. Also, The agricuITural shop building is proving To be an ouTsTanding environmenT Tor Teaching mechanical skills. The one oTher physical planT ThaT is so badly needed To TurTher develop our learning processes is a workshop Tor The I-Ionkers Club, The Glee Club, and all music acTiviTies. A workshop gives due advanTage and opporTuniTy To The arTs OT expression, dance, and music. May we have This in The near TuTure in The Torm OT a new audiTorium? IT is my undersTanding ThaT This book is dedicaTed To The sTudenTs oT Glenn CounTy High School. The school adminisTraTion also dedicaTes The enTire new physical pIan+ To The sTudenTs. In TacT, iT was builT Tor none oTher Than you, The sTudenTs. My observaTion is ThaT you are making The proper use oT your new environmenT. This year There has been a proTouncI respecT on The parT oT The sTudenTs Tor The new school buildings. May I congraTulaTe The sTudenTs on Their conducT in The classrooms and on The campus This year? We noT only dedicaTe The building To you buT, also, our ouTsTanding TaculTy. Many me ers oT'our TaculTy are giving hours and hours oT over-Time and eTTorT To you. f RespecTTully yours, Q I-s aj J' x FACULTY mf.-.fl MRS. GENEVIEVE BORENE Glee Club, Library l3.A., Guslavus Aclolphus Col- leqe, S+. Paul, Minn. MRS. MINNIE L. DAVIS Home Economics, Sponsor F.l-LA. B.S., Oklahoma ASM College, Slillwaler, Olcla. MRS. EDITH DuBOSE Commerce, Sponsor of Spouf, Try-Y. B.A., Soufhern Melhodisf Uni- versily, Dallas, Texas. MR. LAWRENCE FARR Lanquaqe, Sludy l-lall B.A., William Penn College, Os- kaloosa, lowa1 BD., Gordon Di- vinify School, Boslon, Mass. MR. CARL HOBERG Physical Educafion, Sponsor of Block W. BA., Universify of California, Marin Junior College, College of Pacific. llll MR. CHARLES CULBERTSON Malhemalics, Sfudy Hall B.A., Berea College, Berea, Ky.: Posi Graduafe, Universify of California af Los Angeles, Uni- yersify of Soulhern California MR. CHARLES B. DRAKE Language, Sponsor C.S.F. B.A., Universify of Missouri: Cer- lifica+e d'E+udes. Universify of Paris. Paris. France: Diplome Guild lnlernafionale, Paris, MA. lSpanishl, Universify of Cali- lornia. MR. ANDRE DURY Science. Freshman Class Sponsor B.A. in Physical Science, San Francisco Sfafe Colleqe. MISS ELEANOR HAMILTON Physical Educalion, Sponsor G.A.A. B.A., San Jose Sfale Colleqe. MR. W. G. HOOPER Shop, Sophomore Class Sponsor B.S., Universilv of New Hamp- shire: M.S., Oreoon S'ra+e, Gor- ham Teachers Colleqe, Gorham, Maine. lll MR. VICTOR L. KRONBERG Ar? B.A. in Hislory, Ml, Angel Col- lege, Ml. Angel, Ore.: B.A.E., Dinan? California College ol Arls 81 Cralls, Gonzaga Univere sily, Spokane, Wash. MR. A. L. MacARTHUR Band Universily ol Soulhern Califor- nia, Denver Universily MR. FRED POPP Sho P B.A., Universily ol California MR. WILLIAM G. SLADE Commerce, Junior Class Advisor B,A., Universily of California lv1.A., Slanford. MR. 6. R. UTLEY l-lislory, Counselor, Junior Class Advisor. l3.A,, Ohio Wesleyan Universily: Ohio Slale College, Universily ol Soufhern California. .mio MRS. NELLIE SYKES Reqislrar, Secrelarial Work MRS. BARBARA LOWRY English, Sponsor of Sophomore Class. B.A., San Jose College MR. JOE MCCLELLAN English, Physical Educalion B.A,, Chico Slale College M RS. LOTUS SI NGLETON Orienlalion, Clolhing, Freshman Class Advisor B.A. Educafion, Chico Slale Col- leqe. MR. H. E. TOUT Vocalional Agricullure California Polylechnic College, San Luis Obispo. MRS. ALLIE MAE WARD English, Talller Advisor, Senior Class Advisor B.A., M.A., Olrlahoma Universily: Columbia Universily: Colorado Slale College. SEA BQARD Dear Bulch: Al Iasl we have a wonderlul new school! No more palchworlc buildings lor us! Perhaps you would lind a briel hislory ol our school building inleresling. Early one morning in lhe Iale lall ol I94I an overloaded eleclric cable slarled a lire in lhe allic ol lhe norlhwesl corner room. Il wasn'l long belore all lhal remained ol our house ol educalion was ashes and a lew broken walls. Thal was, ol course, during lhe war, and our school board was unable lo secure a priorily and lhe necessary building malerial lor a new school. Bul lhe G.C.I'I.S. sludenls musl be educaled! So lhe school board arranged lo buy a nearby bloclc ol old houses, and classes were sel up lhere. For eighl long years lhe sludenls ol 6.C.l-l.S. lrudged lrom collage lo collage-lhrough rain and mud and wind in winler, and in lhe summer lhe collages were verilable ovens. Then in I946 aller years ol planning and plan-changing, our school board voled lo build lhe new school we are now enioying. Bids were opened and conslruclion began on Oclober I I, l948. We sludenls walched eagerly as lhe building grew and were so lhrilled when lhis year we could slarl school in such a beaulilul new building. The building was approved by slale ollicials on December I2, I949, and salislies all slale regulalions. Il is lhe besl in modern school slruclures. So, you see, al Iasl, lhanlcs lo our school board and our principal, we have whal we consider a perlecl school. We are proud lo be sludenls ol 6.C.l-l.S. Love, JACK AND JANE TED, left lo riqhl: Con C. Davis, A. E. Pieper, James Boyd. STANDING: Roberl Boyd, Clarence Hurlburl, Elmer Sil r . EWSGEH-5Wi'Wf? X if? War x 'X A 1 lv y MR. H. F. TOUT MR. FRED POPP This year marks Jrhe deparlure of iwo oi our veieran ieachers. We deeply regrel lhajr our agricullure inslrucior, Mr. H. F. Tour, and our mechanics shop inslrucror, lv1r.Frecl Popp, are reliring from fhe reach- ing profession. Mr. Tour, who has been wifh us now for Twenly-eighl years, has lur- ihered 'rhe Fuiure Farmers ol America Chaprer greally. Thar organi- zalion now holds a posilion of imporiance in our school. The man who has held lhe posilion of shop reacher lor lwenfy-six years is also leaving us. l-le is lhe bombshell of ihe shop deparmenl and we shall miss him very much. Though Their personalilies diiier, each has worlced his way info The hearis of lhose who worlc wifh Jrhem and under fhem. CLASSES ' s 'rm aka: 'ls s ku 3 lvl' W ii Y ,ga-. rf' 5 -an I Nw -N-.0 1 Dear Bulrchz As we look back now, if seems only yesferday we enrered lhe acfivilies of Glenn Counfy High School lo lrudge forward in lhe halls of higher learning. Al+hough iJr's been a 'rough ordeal, we'll long re- member lhe parlies, dances, and gay limes we have had logelher and lhe laculfy friends and acquainf- ances we will leave behind. We're very proud of our class. Our senior play, One Foof in Heaven, was heralded as one of fhe besl ever given, and we will leave behind a fine record of alhlelics, dramafics. musical and scholasfic achievemenls. The annual sneak was held af Mineral, where we spenl a delighlful day of skiing, picking each ofher oul' of lhe snow, and lounging in fhe ski huf geffing warm. We were honored guesfs af fhe annual Junior- Senior Prom, which was held in a beau+ifully deco- raled hall, where we danced unfil early morning. We fell very proud fo be 'the firsf graduafing WF QW, . class in The beauTiTul new building oT Glenn CounTy High. On May 28 baccalaureaTe was held, and The memorable sTrains oT Parade oT The Champions, ushered us Trom our CommencemenT exercises, This was Tollowed by The Senior Ball held in The school gymnasium, which compleTed The acTiviTies oT The Senior Class of l95O. See you in college nexT year or maybe on The iob somewhere. Love, JACK AND JANE P. S.: We TorgoT To Tell you abouT our repre- senTaTion in The Drama FesTival aT Marysville. Five oT our seniors gave a one-acT play, Special Guest Those were Norman Dessaler, Bill Bedford, William Thomas, Gwen Wilder, and Carol l-lenning. The perTormance OT all The casT was favorable. Since The play was a serious drama, iT was diTTerenT Trom anyThing They have ever presenTed. ,fsegeuuq . . S, WW 5, ,Q 34 3 '22 ai br 7,4-Q. L ll hills-..,m M...--1' ,if ,Hifi i Us 9 fm Y 1 ..., .. 3.5 1 'WA . T 'ff W .1 T -1,-1' 'T N fx 6 iw. if 5 G .UQ BERKHEIMER, LILA G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2,33 F.H.A. 3, 4. CAWTH RA, HOWARD Track I3 Foofball I3 Class Of- ficer I3 lnslrumenlal Music 23 Senior Play Technical Slaff 4. CHAPPELL, PATSY 6-.A.A. I, 23 Spoul 23 Band l, 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Tri Y 3-43 Taliler 33 Taifler Revue l, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 C.S.F, 3, 43 lnslrurnenlal Music I. ALI, YAOUAB Track 33 Tennis 33 Spoul 2. BARTHOLOMEW, EUGENE Band I, 2, 3, 4. BEM, ALICE Sfudenl Council 43 Tri-Y I, 2 3, 43 Taifler Revue 2, 33 Assil Yell Leader 43 G-lee Club 2 F.H.A. 3, 4. BOWHAN, MARILU Band 2, 3, 43 Tri-Y 43 Glee Club I, 2, 43 Senior Play Technical Siafi 43 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. CHAMNESS, PHILLIP Foofball 2, 3, 43 Boxinq 33 F.F.A. 3. CLEMO, DALE Baseball I3 Sludenf Council 43 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Taffler 43 Taiiler Revue l, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Dramalics I, PARADE OF BALYEAT, JOANNE Siudenl Council 43 Spouf 33 Band I, 2, 33 Taiiler 33 Glee Club 2, 43 Dramalics I3 Senior Play Technical Slaff 43 Tri-Y 43 C.S.F. 4 BEDFORD, BILL Track 43 Basketball I3 Sludenl Council 2, 3, 43 Sludenl Body Oflicer 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 33 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Tal- Iler 43 Tailler Revue l, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Dramaiics I3 Cloy's Clowns I. BENNETT, DICK Foolball 3, 43 Basketball 23 Senior Play Technical Staff 4. CHAMPIONS CROOK, MARLENE Spout 4, Band 2, 3, 4, DUKATZ, LENORE G.A,A. I: Snout 4, Senior Play 4' Glee Club I. ELL, EARL Track I, 2, 3, Football I, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Boxinq I, Student Council 4, Class Officer I, 4, Class Representative 4, Hi' Y 3, 4, Tattler Revue 3, Senior Plny Technical Staff 4. FLANAGAN, JEANNE C.S.F. 3, 4 DESSLER, NORMAN Track I, Basketball I, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Student Body Officer 3, 4, Class Officer I, 2, Class Representative I, Spout I, 2, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Tattler 2, 3, 4: Tattler Revue I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 2, 4, C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics I, 2. DU RN ELL, MARLENE Student Council 2, 3, Class Of- ficer I, 2, 3, 4, Class Represent- ative 2, 3, GAA. 2, 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Racket Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, 4. FARR, ANNA M. Student Council I, 2, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Class Represent- ative 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4' Band I, 2, 3, 4, Tattler Revue 4, Senior Play 4, C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, C-lee Club 2, 3, Hunqry Five 4. GALKE, HARLENE Spout 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Tattler 4, Dramatics I, F.I-t.A. 3. GARLAND, MARLENE Student Council 3, 4, Student Body Officer 4, Class Officer I, Class Representative 3, Band I, 2, 3, Tri-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Tattler Re- vue I, 2, 3, 4, Yell Leader 4. HENNING, CAROL Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 4, Senior Play 4, Glee Club 2, F.H.A. 4. KELLY, PAT Student Council 3, 4, Class Of- ficer 3, 4, Class Representative 3, Tri-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, F.H.A. 3, 4. GONTER, MIKE Football I, 3, 4, Basketball I, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Senior Play Tech- nical Staff 4. JEFFERS, EUGENE Track 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Baseball 2, 3, Boxinq I, 2, 3, Block W 3, 4, Class Officer I, F.F.A. 2, Band I, 2, Glee Club I, Senior Play Technical Staff 4. KNOWLES, CLARK Track I, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Block W I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 4, Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Tattler 3, 4, Tattler Revue 3, 4, Senior Play 4, C.S.F. I, 2, 4. MILLER, JOE Foofball 3, 4, Baseball 2, Tennis 3, 4, Block W 43 Hi-Y 3, 4 Cloy's Clowns 2. MOORE, LARRY Baseball 3, 4. POGUE, DIANE G.A.A. 45 Tri-Y 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Senior Play Technical Staff 4. LEMBURG, HELEN Sludenl Council 35 Class Rep- resenfafive 3, Band 3, 45 Tru-Y 3, 4: Senior Play Technical Slali 4. MASON, CARLENE Sfudenf Council 43 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Spouf 33 Band I, 2, 3, 41 Tri-Y 3, 43 Rackel Club 3: Senior Play Technical S'laf'f 4, Talller Revue 4. McDONALD, TROY Track I, z, 3, 4, Foolball 4: Block w 4: F.F.A. 3. MOORE, HARRIET Sludenl Body Officer I, G.A,A. Ig Tri-Y 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Glee Club I, 3, F.I-l.A. 3, 4, Talller Revue 4. OWEN, TOMMY Traclc I, 23 Baskelball I, 23 Block W 3, 4, Sfudenf Council 2, 43 Class Officer 23 Class Rep- resenlafive 2, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4: Tafller Revue 33 Man- ager 3, 4, Cloy's Clowns 2, Sen- ior Play Technical Slaff 4. PORTER, FAITH ' Sfudenl Council 3, Class Officer 2, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Rackel Club 3, Senior Play Technical Slaff 4, F.H.A. 4: Tri-Y 4. PARADE OF LEONARDO, EVELYN F.H.A. 3, 4. MASON, CARLYSE GAA. I, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Y 3, 4 Senior Play Technical Sfaff 4 Talller Revue 4, McLAUGHLIN, JIMMY Track I, 3, 43 Boxinq 2, 33 Spou? 43 Senior Play Technical Staff 4 Talller Revue 4. THE CHAMPIONS PROESEL, AUDREY Senior Play Technical Sfaff 4. REED, DALE H. Track 3, 43 Foofball 3, 43 Block W 3, 43 Sfudenf Council I, 2, 3, 43 Sfudenf Body Officer 43 Class Officer I, 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Taffler Revue 33 Senior Play 4. ROBERTS, WALTER Baseball 2, 3, 43 Block W 2, 33 Class Officer 2, 33 Class Repre- senfafive 23 F.F.A. I3 Senior Play 43 lnsfrumenfal Music I3 CIoy's Clowns 2. SCH NEIDER, HENRY Track I3 Football I, 2, 43 Bas- kefball I, 23 Baseball I3 Boxing I, 2, 3, 43 Block W 4. PRYOR, WILLIAM G. Track I, 2, 3, 43 Baskefball I, 2, 3, 43 Block W 43 Sfudenf Coun- cil 33 Class Officer 33 Hi-Y 3, 43 Senior Play Technical Sfaff 4. ROBERTS, LLOYD Boxinq 33 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4. RUMIANO, YVONNE G.A.A. I3 Spouf 43 Band I3 Tri-Y I, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Assf. Yell Leader 4. SLATER, JIM Track I3 Foofball I, 2, 3, 43 Baskefball I, 23 Block W 3, 43 Sfudenf Council 43 Sfudenf Body Officer 43 Class Officer I3 Class Re resenlafive 33 Hi-Y 3, 43 C.SD.F. 23 Senior Play Technical Sfaff 4. SNIDER, BARBARA SYKES, HAROLD Sfudenf Council 43 Sfudenf Body Officer 43 Class Officer 2, 43 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Y 2, 3, 43 Tafller 43 Taffler Revue 43 Sen- ior Play 43 Rackef Club 3, F.H.A. 4. THOMAS, WILLIAM E. Block W 2, 3, 43 Sfudenf Coun- cil 43 Foofball 23 Sfudenf Body Officer 43 Spouf 43 Taffler 3, 43 Taffler Revue 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Manager 2, 33 Publicify 4. WILDER, GWEN Sfudenf Council 33 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Spouf 3, Band I, 2, 3, 43 Taffler Revue 2, 33 Senior Play 43 C.S.F. 43 Rackef Club 33 Dramafics I, 2. Track I, 2, 3, 43 Foofball I, 2, 33 Baskefball I' Sfudenf Council I, 43 Sfudenl Body Officer 43 Class Officer 33 Class Repre- senfafive I3 F.F.A. I, 33 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Taffler 43 Taffler Re- vue 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Dra- mafics I. WEINRICH, FRANK Track 33 Foolball I, 2, 43 Basket- ball I, 23 Boxinq I, 33 Block W 3, 43 Sfudenf Council I, 2, 43 Class Officer I, 23 F.F.A. 3, 4. Dear Burch: The class of '5l slarled lhe new year wilh elec- lion ol officers who were lo preside over class ac- livilies lor lhe year. Those elecled were: Harry Jones, presidenl: Keilh Ulley. vice-presidenlg Jim Pool, lreasurer: Tom Fox, secrelary, and Carmel Moore, council represenlalive. Members ol lhe lacully who served as our advisors were lvlr. Russ Ulley and Mr. William Slade. The lirsl proiecl lhe class underloolc was lo raise money for 'rhe Junior-Senior Prom. They sold every- lhing you'd wanl ai lhe boolh al lhe enlrance lo l-lonlcer Sladium. The iuniors also had lhe iob of decoraling lhe goal posls during loolloall season. We were all glad when loaslrelball season slarled, lor we were all lired ol falling oil lhe goal posls, lrying lo pul crepe paper on lhern. When baslcelball season was finally here lhe juniors loi course, who elsel look over lhe selling of relreshmenls al lhe games. All of lhis worlc was worlh il, lor lhe iuniors really had a pile of money when lhey were lhrough, lhanlcs lo a few lailhluls, who were ready lor anylhing. FIRST ROW Ueff ro lghfl Ann Scalvrni Elvira Alves, Rila Schneider, June Billinglon, Barbara Roberls, Eslher Rook, Pally De Maslers Belly Vlckery Arlene Corson, Dorlha Brummel, Margarel Underhill. SECOND ROW: Bud Taylor, B II Feeney Don C osby Jim Pool Velva Goss Miriam Franklin, Elizabefh Allard, Orville Chenowefh, Richard Baker, Dale Baile Marvin Barker THIRD ROW Leon Davis, Carl Pacheco, Charles Heuschkel, Charles Lamberl, Bill Smith. The iunior class had many represenlalives in sporls and players in all fields of aclivilies. , ' Al lhe beginning of lhe second semesler lhe lol- lowing were elecled lo office: Ken Lederer. presi- denl: Charles Ablooll, vice-presidenlq Jim Pool, Treasurer: Keilh Ulley, secrerary: Dorolhy Roberls. council represenlalive. W' Afler eleclinq lhese fine corps ofoiliicers lhe iuniors wenl lo work on lhe Prom. ll' was held Sal- urday, April 8, in lhe Silver Room of lhe Willows l-lolel. Everyone agreed ir was lhe besl dance of lhe year. So in leaving behind our wonderful year as iun- N' iors we would lilce lo lhanlc our class advisors, Mr. Russ Ulley and Mr. William Slade, for lheir line ad- vice, which added 'ro our success as iuniors, So long lill nexl year, JACK AND JANE uf, N s Q , ED ,ani N w l . rf v :Quad ill FIRST ROW lleff lo riqhll: Jerry Spurlock, Mary Love, Beverly Solo, Dorolhy Baldanado, Jeanefle Heuschkel, Lois Schaad, Joann Boyd, Dolores Minion, Zella De Masrers, Rae Slormer, Dorolhy Roberfs, Cloyd Cleghorn. SECOND ROW: Gus Hoever, Ken Lederer, Rufh Wilder, Marylu Johnson, Carmel Moore, Clara Adams, Evelyn Lewis, Alice Fiack, Richard Cavier, Jack Baker, Delberl Benlien. THIRD ROW: David Spooner, George Owens, Harry Jones, Bob Adams, Charles Abbofl, Dean Roberls, Charles Fiack, Tom Fox, Keith Ulley, Wayne James, Daryl Milsaps. Fl Dear Burch: Too bad you couldn'+ have been here for our Freshman Receplion. The Sophomores had lhe dance lo welcome lhe Freshman class. The lheme was Hlvloonlighi Serenade which Donna Rae Mann sang for lhe lirsl dance. The gym was decoraled wilh flowers. ln lhe cenler of lhe gym was a small piclnel' fence around a scene which was a garden in 'rhe moonlighl. l'm sure everyone had a good lime. Al leasl l did! 5 Our assembly was a surprise lo all of us. ll slarled oul lo be one 'rhing and ended up anolher. The lheme was The Gay Nineliesf' Ann Miller nearly broughl down The house wilh her Lady From lvlonle Carlo. Some olher good acls were Donna Mann singing ln lhe Old Summer- lime and Elizabelh Dixon singing The Bowery. The l-lungry Five was a scream, as usual, wilh Mac lpardon lhe expressionl lvlr. McArlhur direcling il. lvlac had lo show his lalenl by wallcing across 'rhe slage on his hands. The closing number was by Sadie McKee who sang One More For My Baby in a very bluesy slyle. FIRST ROW Usfl 'fo righll: Aileen Clemens, Jane Fischer, Carolyn Hyde, Jean Adams, Joanne Ferrari, Virginia Adams, Maxine Haughf, Yvonne Weller, Ann Miller, Donna Rae Mann, Marilyn Shorf, Sadie McKee, .lerry Vader. SECOND ROW: Ernest Ambrosini, Marlin Brummef, Edilh Crablree, Elaine Ewing, Barbara McClain, Jeannefle Ham- mond, Doris Burgoon, Laura Jean Harder, Lolus Ann Berkland, Marilyn Louderback, John Alves, Gerald Cavier. THIRD ROW: Sonny McDonald, Don Goodman, Don Flalh, Wayne Jennings, Ernesf Ambrosini, Howard Lyons, George Lilly, Tom Bowhan, Don Faulkner, Bob Miller, Dick Smifh. 'K Well, The big day Tinally arrived. The day when all The boys had To run Tor Their lives lwell, iusT abouT any' wayl. Sadie Hawkins Day. Tha+ nighT The girls Tools The boys They caughT To The barn dance. Bob Foley, a sophomore, was iusT abouT The main sTar in TooTball This year. During The season oT TooTball Bob made IO4 poinTs. The highesT anyone has ever made in This school beTore. Bob will really go places in sporTs. Some oTher sophomore boys who are preTTy good Too are Darrell Allen, Don Cox, and Don Perrine. They all played wonderTul ball This season, Do you remember RoberT Miller? l-le was our Class presidenT Tor The TirsT semesTer. Tommy Bowhan was our vice-presidenT, Aileen ClemenTs our Treasurer, and l.oTus Berlmland our secreTary. We have had Two wonderTul ad- visors This year, lvlrs. Barbara Lowry and Mr. Bill l-looper. We're always ge-TTing ourselves inTo Trouble buT They always manage To geT us ouT oT iT. See you nexT year, JACK AND JANE X FIRST ROW lleff To righfj: Freddie Kernie, Nancy Eisenbeiss, Belfy Lewis Joan Knolf Eluabeih Dickson Lucy Fernandes, KaThy Heuschkel, Sue Ann Hulse, Joyce Price, Shirley Nuffal Heafher Hinshaw Bonnie Conan? SECOND OW: Sam Beboui, Lavern CaTledqe, Joe Pacheco, Angie Lacroix, Marfha Coe Janice Thomas Vera Crosby Shirley e, Hope Middlefon, Alberfa Hudson, Alex Beqrin, Don Perrine, Don Cox THIRD ROW Walfer Smnlh B ll Jensen Jack Minlon, Dick Smifh, John Nelson, Ivan Berkheimer, Bill Spence Blll Schrleber Darrell Allen Bob Foley ug ,fi B ,. 'Q ll :gamma WX Dear Burch: Gosh, il surely is exasperaling 'ro drop lo The lowesl J class aller being high-and-mighly eighlh graders lasl year. For inilialion lhe girls wore shorl slxirls and mid- rilfs, rnen's shoes and long sloclcings rolled io lhe knees, wilh unpainled faces framed by len conspicuous piq- 4 W rails and carried sweel, liille baby dolls lrnolherly na- 3 - lures, you lcnowl. The boys wore shorls and midriltls me 2 ws -w wilh bandanas lied around lheir heads and bare leer. ,Q Jusl piclure us slriding down lhe corridor on inilialion , day wilh all lhal regalia on, when all al once a bevy ol vengeful sophomores pounces upon us. Bow, lowly freshmen, bow, lhey shoul in a chorus. During lhal process our doll babies cry and our sloclcings slide down while we push our piqlails oul of our faces. l-lumph, Sophomoresl FIRST ROW Ueff fo righll: lrefa Jensen, Dolores Lenardo, Shirley Barham, Gerry Madsen, Mariorie McClain, Nona Shaw, Eufrasia Baldanado, Rufh Bebouf, Joyce McDonald. SECOND ROW: Lee Logan, Leonard Valk, Wallace Love, Charles Marlin, Jimmy Ramage, Gordon Linebaugh, Frank Lenardo, Homer Sears, Gwyn Ellis, Bob Bush. THIRD ROW: Charles Begrin, Douglas Chin, Duane Cook, Eddie Walsh, Milford Boggan, Donald Ambrosini, Donald Chiffenden, Verne Duffy. 0 We showed lhern we've gol whal il lakes lhough. During brawl day, we pui up a good iighl in all lhe games and in lhe end lhe score was lied. J' Eleclion ol officers was aboul our lirsl move lhis X ii j'f l ierm. Our presidenl is Bob Bush. Olher iirsl semesler if-g 2' officers are: Vice-presidenl, Bea Green: secrelary, .Q Willa lvlae Berklandg and, lreasurer, Eleanor Weinrich. -as -Y 7-3--99 ' Our advisors are lvlrs. Singlelon and Mr. Dury. 'I 5. 1 The Freshman Relurn was given in February by us ireshmen. Oh golly, Bulch, l iusl remembered-we have lo S be al a class meeling in aboul five minules. We're going lo decide whai we'll do wilh nexl year's freshmen. Lois oi love, JACK AND JANE. L ' ia' . -.7 a 2 -':n,5AQ w - is pier s .. '- -,, W-. . ,' I - 'ff W' ' . 31. , -2- , ,. 1 Ki., . .ag i . 1: - ' 1' ' if: W 5256?- V - ' rf , lf' wi: I . 10 fl fc' FIRST ROW llefl fo riqhfl: Yvonne Hanawall, Moira Davis, Willa Mae Berklans, Bea Green, Derefh Hiller, Paffy Pogue, Eleanor Weinrich, Arleigh Sexlon, Barbara Malhison, Agnes Schneider, Paffy Mayhew, Irene Torres. SECOND ROW: Jack Slricker, David Singlelon, Don Ambrosini, Bill Kenney, Bud Owen, Nick Hinkle, Johnny Enos, Viclor Scalivini, William Strom, Morris Biggs, Don Tomkins, Ralph Falor. THIRD ROW: Bob Melcalf, Pal Penninq, Ronald Kemp, Leonard Lambert, Andy Abbolf, John Furlado, Bernard Taylor, Gene Shine, Roberl Ponciano, Lloyd Lombard, Robert Chambers. 'T ANNA FARR CLARK KNOWLES NORMAN DESSLER Tied for Salulaforian Valediclorian and D.A.R. award WE HONOR Dear Buich: There iusl isn r loo much lhal' I can wriie aboul lhe C.S.F. Our chapler is nol very aclive. I guess 'rhai's because we're loo busy sludying. li we don'l make good grades were nol accepled as members. Our grades have lo lolal lwelve poinls each semesler. An A counis Three poinls and a B one. We had an eleclion of officers al lhe beginning oi 'rhe year. They are Norman Dessler, presidemlq Pal Chappell, vice-presidenly Dolores Minion, secrelary-lreasurerq and Anna Farr, council represenlalive. This year we had 'rhree life lime members: Norman Dessler, Anna Farr, and Clark Knowles. All for now. JACK AND JANE FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righl: Anna Farr, Dolores Minion, Harry Jones, Norman Dessler. SECOND ROW: Lolus Ann Berk- land, Elaine Ewing, Donna Rae Mann, Elizabeth Dickson, Rae Slormer, Freddie Kearny. THIRD ROW: Don Faulkner, Tom Fox, Jim Pool, Joanne Balyeaf, Gwen Wilder, Clark Knowles, Mr. Drake isponsorl. FOURTH ROW: Zella De Masrers, Aileen lemens. ACTIVITIES .3 83 WWA STUDENT BODY OFFICERS TOP ROW llefl Io riqhll: Dale Reed, presidenlg Jim Slaler, vice-president, Bill Bedford, secrelary. SECOND ROW: Har- old Sykes, Yreasurerg Norman Dessler, Tafller edilorg Rae Slormer, assisfanl Talller edi- ror. THIRD ROW: William Thomas, Spoul edirorg Marlene Garland, yell leader: Yvonne Rumiano, assislanl yell leader. ww ' L5 A FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL FIRST ROW, Iefl Io righlz Dale Reed, Jim Slaler, Bill Bedford, Harold Sykes Norman Dessler Rae Slormer Marlene Garland, Bill Thomas. SECOND ROW: Joanne Balyeal, Anna Farr, Carmel Moore Clara Adams Marilyn Louderback Alice Bem, Carlene Mason, Pal Kelly, Mary Pallan. THIRD ROW: Dale Clemo Bob Bush Gus Hoever E rl EII Clark Knowles, --N... fav SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS TOP ROW lleff lo riqhll: Jim Slaler, presidenlg Bill Bedford, vice-presidenlg Harrie? Moore, secrefary. SECOND ROW: Har- old Sykes, lreasurerg Tom Fox, assislanl lreasurerg William Thomas, Spoul edilor. THIRD ROW: Marlene Garland, yell leader, Norman Dessler, Talfler ediforg Rae Slormer, assistant Tarller edilor. FIRST ROW lelf lo rlghl Bill Thomas Norman Dessler, Marlene Garland, Rae Slormer, Tom Fox, Harold Sykes, Harrie Moore Bill Bedford Jim Slafer SECOND ROW: Anna Farr, Benard Taylor, Marilyn Shorl, Willie Berkland, Sadir McKee Dorofhy Roberls Joanne Balyeaf, Carlene Mason, Alice Bem, Barbara Snider. THIRD ROW: Don Faulkner Jerry Sourlock Kenny Lederer, Gus Hoever, Dale Reed, Frank Weinrich, Clark Knowles. R n Q JJ, KING AND QUEEN Dear Jack and Jane: Frank Weinrich and PaT Kelly are our king and queen This year. ATTendanTs were Rae STormer, DoroThy RoberTs, Clark Knowles and Dale Reed. Duane Cook was The Train bearer: PaTTy Pogue and Aileen Clemens. crown bearers. Our coronaTion was highly impressive. IT was held on ArmisTice Day beTore The Orland-Willows varsiTy game. The king, queen, and aTTendanTs were escorTed Trom The back oT The Tield Toward The grand- sfands Through lines Torrned by The band, which played Parade oT The Champions. PaT and Frank wore gold capes edged in whiTe. Mr. Davis crowned The King, who Then crowned The queen. They were honored aT a dance Thaf evening. The gym was decoraTed in honor oT The Two Teams: one haIT in blue and whiTe and The oTher in purple and gold. Two crowns. inscribed PaT and Frank deco- raTed The walls. The Dukes of RhyThm provided music Tor dancing. So long, BUTCI-I P.S. I:orgoT To Tell you This is an annual evenT sponsored by The TaTTler. KING AND QUEEN, ATTENDANTS FIRST ROW KIefT To riqhfl: Dorofhy Ann Roberfs, Rae Sform SECOND ROW: Dale Reed, Clark Knowles. ef. .:,c,5.,a I 22 T I .QW rl X 3' sg K 1 wi' i ,1 1 T1 ...M ei gt, S TTT SENIOR PLAY OPEN THEM PEARLY GATES lSeniors on rheir wayl The senior play, One Fool in Heaven, by Harl- zell Spence, was given for lhe public December, 9, l949. The characlers of lhe play were as follows: Rey. William l-l. Spence, Bill Bedford: l-lope Spence, his wife, Anna Farr: l-larlzell, Their eldesf son, Clark Knowles: Eileen, lheir daughler, l-larriel Moore: Dr. Romer, a counlry physician, Norman Dessler: Louise, a charmer, Carol l-lenning: Maria, a preHy Mexican girl, Marlene Durnell: Molly, a crusader, Palsy Chap- pell: Ronny, her brolher, l-larold Sykes: Lelry, a giggling female, Lenore Dulcalz: Mrs. Sandow, a wealfhy widow, Gwen Wilder: Mrs. Digby, choir leader, Pal Kelly: Georgie, her son, Dale Clemoi Mrs. Cambridge, a neighbor, Yvonne Rumiano: Mrs. Jellison, a neighbor, Barbara Snider: Maior Cooper, a deacon, Waller Roberlrs: Bishop Sherwood, Dale Reed: Rev. Eraser Spence, narralor, Bill Thomas. Mrs, Allie Mae Ward direcred The play wirh Fay Porler as sludenl direclor. Slage hands were Earl Ell, Tommy Owen and Howard Cawlhra. L. A. MCARTHUR Direclor Dear BuTch: I know you would like To know someThing abouT our band, so here goes. The band This year was swell and iT's geTTing beT- Ter all The Time. We don'T like Those Terrible scales and choral pieces, buT They surely help a loT. These are iusT a Tew oT The highlighTs oT This year: We wowed Them al The Anderson TooTball game wiTh our ligl1+s+unls. The whole band had whiTe lighTs BAND on Their TeeT and small colored lighTs on Their haTs. We marched on The Tield wiTh our TeeT lighTs on and all oTher lighTs ouT. The maioreTTes had lighTed baTons. VVe did The usual sTunTs and Then The band made a large bomber. The maioreTTes' baTons were The en- gines. The band marched across The Tield in The bomber TormaTion playing 'lArmy Air Corpsf' For our lasT sTunT The band Turned ouT Their TeeT lighTs and Turned Their haT lighTs on. Then we Tormed a ChrisTmas Tree in The middle oT The Tield and played WhiTe ChrisTmas. I Think iT was The besT sTunT The band has ever done. The band really looked snazzy in Their new uniTorms aT The Crland Fair. We played aT The Music l:esTival in Chico and in The Lamb Derby Parade. Several oT The members Took parT in The miscellaneous inslrumenTal conTesTs in Qrland and copped a lew oT The prizes. BuT you know, The band wouldn'T be a band il iT weren'T Tor one person, and oT course ThaT's Mao We Think he's preTTy wonderTul. l-lope you can see us in aclion some Tirneson The TooTball Tield or on Lamb Derby Day. Yours Till The bass horns hiT high C. Love, JACK AND JANE TWIRLERS llell To riqhTl: Sadie McKee, Mary Lu Bowhan, Gwen Wilder, Donna Mann. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Hyde, Jean Adams, Dorfha BrumrneT, Marilyn Louderback, Beverly Solo, Laura Jean Harder, Bea Green, Eleanor Weinrich, Rae Slormer, Elizabelh Dickson, Moira Davis, Jane Fischer, Jim Ramaqe, Zella DeMaslers, Dorlores Minion, Pal Penning, Nancy Eisenbeiss. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Shorl, Barbara McClain, Alberla Taylor, Alice Fiack, Anqie La Croix, Eslher Rook, Willa Mae Berkland, Carlene Mason, Carol Nason, Jerry Vader, Norman Dessler, Harold Sykes, Joann Boyd, John Nelson, Lolus Ann Berkland, Jack Minlon. THIRD ROW: EdiTh Crablree, Healher Hinshaw, Bill Schrieber, Miriam Franklin, Elizabelh Allard, Agnes Schneider, Clark Knowles, Don FIaTh, Barbara Malhison, Robert Miller, Marlin Brummel, Marlene Crook, Anna Farr, Dorolhy Roberls, Hope Middlelon. FOURTH ROW: Orville Chenowelh, Eugene Barfholemew, David Sinqlelon, Don Perrine, Charles Abboll, Dale Clemo, Bill Kinney, Dale Reed, Bill Bedford, Mary Palfon, Helen Lemburq. Qnw .....-............, ...Q..... DNN, 5 X 5 nunweh 'l nlnsngnm R Q-'-an-5 . sw--v-Q 9 132 silk Dear Jaclc and Jane: ls everyone busy, has everyone goT someThing To do? Those were The words ThaT rang in The ears oT The members OT our TaTTler sTaTT. The members sTarT- ed righT away Trying To compleTe The yearbook. EdiTor Norman Dessler had worked hard on iT all summer. Wifh The yearbook came expenses +ha+ had To be meT. To help meeT The consTanT money demand The worlcers puT on The annual TaTTler Food Sale and The Box Social. BoTh oT These evenTs wenT over very well. On OcTober IS, IQ49, several members oT The sTaTT aTTended The Annual High School Press Con- Terence, held aT The STanTord UniversiTy. The group leTT Willows aT Tour o'cloclc SaTurday morning and arrived in Palo AlTo abouT nine-ThirTy. Each member aTTended an experienced spealcer's Tallc on The prob- lems and producTion oT a yearboolc. This program conTinued unTil aTTernoon. The weary Travelers re- Turned home SaTurday nighT. LaTer on in The school year The ever popular TaTTler Revue was presenTed. AT eighT o'cloclc, on lvlarch I7, l95O, The curTain wenT up on one oT The besT Revues ever puT on by The Glenn CounTy High School!! For each oT These evenTs, and many, many oThers, There were picTures To be Taken. These picTures were mounTed and evenTually became These pages in The yearboolc. Aside Trom This, The sTories covering each evenT had To be wriTTen and Typed. The TaTTler sTaTT really worlced hard To give you a boolc To enioy. We all hope ThaT The l95O TaTTler brings you many delighTTul momenTs and Tond recollecTions. Happy memories, THE TATTLER STAFF Dear Bulchz Gee, l wish you could have seen our Talller Revue This year. We held if in lhe Memorial Audi forium on March I7 and I8lh and il was really specf facular. We called il 'lMid-Cenlury Follies. IT was a very professional show-a real Broad- way produclion. There was a mins+rel, a can-can chorus, song and dance specialfies, balhing beau- lies and imilalions of comedians. Our special quesl was Mary Shepard from Chico Sfale College. She was hilarious and Jrhe audience enioyed her acl. The Tafller slalf was forfunale in havinq a qreal deal of help. As usual, Mrs. A. M. Ward planned fhe show. Mrs. G. Borene direcled fhe vocal numf bers, and Mrs. Zoe Dell Wesl slaqed + danonq 5 ' 9 i ff num ers ,LO pf .- Everyone w f home appy and in The spiril of gayeiy. Eve ' e casl wenl home relieved. Wouldn'l you have been? Wrile baclc soon, JACK AND JANE Dear BuTch: There iusT abouT wasn'T any school paper This year. ln pasT years, sTudenTs oT The schools iournalism classes had The Task oT publishing our school 'lscraTch sheeT, The SPOUT. l-lowever, This school Term's wriT- ing class Tailed To maTerialize, and Tor a Tew weeks persons concerned began To wonder, and hope ThaT some arrangemenl' could be made To keep This school TradiTion in operaTion. Only Three G.C.l'l.S. sTudenTs enrolled Tor The journalism course when iT was oTTered aT The be- ginning oT The year. These Three volunTeered To work on The paper if more help could be Tound, so a wide search wenT on To Tind a dependable sTaTT. Advisor, Mrs. EdiTh DuBose, who was new here This year, Tinally locaTed sl'udenTs willing To conTribuTe an hour oT Their Time each day Tor work on The SPOUT. The group selecTed William Thomas To serve as ediTor oT The newspaper Tor The Term. lT sTill Took aT leasT anoTher monTh aTTer The publicaTion oT one issue Tor The sTaTT To seTTle down To work, since The organizaTion oT The boys and girls was sTill shaky, and They were also new aT This Type OT iob. This school year we saw The newspaper being published buT once a monTh insTead OT every oTher week, as had been done previously: however, iT s+iII sold Tor Tive cenTs a copy. Once The sTaT-F goT To work The job sTarTed rolling on much more smooThly, and soon The progress was aT The maximum. The geTTing ouT oT The SPOUT, which looked as if iT were an impossibiliTy wiThouT a regular scheduled class, was done To The saTisTacTion oT mosT oT Those really concerned. Mrs. Du Bose had much To do wiTh The progress made, since she was always ready To aid The sTaTT members when help was needed. And To an inexperienced sTaTT ThaT is imporTanT. ThirTy Tor now, JACK AND JANE SEATED, Iefl to righlz William Thomas, Marlene Crook, Lenore Dukalz, Yvonne Rumiano. STANDING: David Sinqleion, Norman Dessler, Jimmy McLaughlin, Aileen Clemens, Mrs. DuBose. D. 615440 Meg MW-B, gy 'ZH N if - w-AAR, N ,M ,A FY ,P-VV 5 vw- 1 ' ' z tbl iii an K P :QE 5 z . Jigs THE WILLOWS BOYS' LIKES AND DISLIKES in class LIKE I Girls 2 Dances 3 Alhlelics 4. Selling oul of class 5 Sleeping lale 6 Clwewinqqum 7 Parlies 8 Girls 9.Vaca+ion IO. Graduafion DISLIKE .lesls . I-Iorneworlc . Term papers .Teachers .AlpI'1abe+icaIsea+ing arrangemenls .Tardy slips .8:45 classes .Slworl lunclw period .Talcing noles on leclures IO. Book reporls 'A' FOOTBALL Dear BuTch: Our TooTball Team Tinished Third in The WesT Side League This season aTTer siTTing on Top Tor Tour years sTraighT running. They dropped buT Two league conTesTs This season, and These were To Colusa and Orland. In The Colusa TilT neiTher Team had any poinTs in The TirsT halT, buT Colusa wenT on To a 26 To O win. Orland, on The oTher hand, was Trailing The l-lonkers mosT oT The aTTernoon, buT They came back and won. The Men oT T-loberg, as They were also known, played Two larger schools and nearly emerged vic- Torious. AgainsT Placer oT Auburn The l-lonkers need- ed only one Touchdown To whip This club. When The local kids baTTled aT Yuba CiTy They had The lead COACH HOBERG more Than once, buT They losT This game by a very close score. The Honkers losT Their TirsT game againsT Yreka in The second baTTle oT This season. This was The TirsT deTeaT in Tour seasons Tor a Willows club lTooTballl. The Yrekans won ouT by a mere poinT. MosT all oT The games They losT were close. They had The courage To TighT, and They did. They were underdogs oT The larger Teams They played, buT They didn'T leT ThaT TacT geT Them down. They TOughT and They ToughT hard. They puT everyThing They had inTo The l-lonker machine, which rolled over all The league members, excepT Orland and Colusa, and knocked The larger schools' clubs down To Their size. This year we had a new coach, Carl l-loberg, who did wonders wiTh The inexperienced group oT boys who Turned ouT as candiclaTes Tor The varsiTy Team. A greaT deal oT praise should cerTainly be Turned in his direcTion. T-lere's hoping we have a winning league nexT year. Yours, JACK FlRST ROW iIefT To righfl: Joe Miller, Darrell Allen, Roberf Foley, Leon Davis, Mike Gonler, Johnny Ho, Bill Wriqhl, Clark Knowles, Bill Smifh, Daryl Millsaps. SECOND ROW: Marvin Barker, Don Cox, Charles Abboff, Don Perrine, Bill Feeney, Dick Benneff, Jimmy Slafer, Henry Schneider, Charles Heuschkel, Earl Ell, Troy McDonald. THIRD ROW: Bud Taylor, Jack Baker, Dick Caviar, Phil Chamness, Gene Jeffers, Charles Lamberf, Frank Weinrich, Dale Reed Gus Hoever, Ken Lederer. 3 ii s,.....as...ms 'N ' ' FOOTBALL TEAM Dear BuTch: This year's B Team had anoTher one oT Those years. They Took on The ToughesT compeTiTion oT any B Team in This area, engaging in baTTle againsT many varsiTy squads. In TacT mosT oT Their games were wiTh The unlimiTed clubs Trorn smaller schools Than Willows. Coach Joe McClellan's B's losT mosT oT Their games, True: buT no one can deny The TacT ThaT They played good ball againsT such TerriTic compeTiTion. The local kids didn'T win The league in limiTed play: however, Two oT Their worsT games were againsT Orland and Live Oak, boTh league members. The lads on The iunior varsiTy club aT Glenn CounTy l-ligh School are The ones who will be playing Their hearTs ouT Tor The Purple and Gold colors in The TuTure. Even Though They losT, many of The Bee Teamers will go up To play varsiTy ball To replace The Seniors oT This year's Team. These boys will be glad They played againsT someThing heavier in The way oT opposiTion Than iusT oTher B Teams, even if iT was hard work, Tor They will be ready To Take on The Tasks oT varsiTy players, knowing whaT will be cxpecTed OT Them. OTher members oT This year's iunior varsiTy ouTTiT will spend anoTher season on The TurT as B Team players, buT someday They, Too, will move up, and more newcomers To Willows' high school will begin To climb The ladder OT TooTball educaTion aT This school. We should never complain abouT The way The small kids do in a game. They have plenTy To learn yeT. ThaT's why They're down There-They prepare Tor The TuTure. Why condemn a boy iusT because he Tailed To make an impressive showing during his TirsT year? Perhags he may rise To be a mainsTay on The Willows varsiTy, and Then wouldn'T our Taces be re 7 Coach Joe McClellan did a swell iob wiTh his liTTle charges This year. and he deserves a greaT deal oT crediT Tor his hard Toils in building Tor TuTure Willows l-lonker varsiTy TooT- ball Teams. As ever, JACK FIRST ROW lleff To riqhllz Ronald Kemp, Sonny Sears, Don Flafh, Don Goodman, Eugene Shine, ErnesT McDonald, Bernard Taylor, Buddy Owens, Howard Lyon, Melford Boggan, Clyde Wampler. SECOND ROW: William Hooper, Jerry Manes, PaT Penning, George LiTTy, Cloyd Cleghorn, Don Faulkner, Bob Bush, Johnny Enos. Leonard Lanahan, Chuck Lamberf, Robert Miller, Robert Chambers, Andy AbboTT, Marlin Brummeff. THIRD ROW: Charles Begrin, Vernon Duffy, Ernesf Ambrosini, John Furiado, Tom Bowhan, Dick SmiTh, ErnesT Enos, Bill Kinney, Sammy Bebouf, Alex Beqrin, Charles Flack, Morris Biggs, Jack Sfricker, Manual Berger, Don Ambrosini. mi ,dnl 'A' BASKETBALL Dear BuTch: Our l-lonlcers Tailed To Tinish in The TirsT division oT WesT Side Loop basl4eTball This Year, ending in TiTTh place. The LimiTeds Tinished up on The TourTh rung in The B Team runnings. The varsiTy squad was composed oT mosTly iuniors, wiTh buT Three seniors To be losT Tor nexT season. Coach Joe McClellan's Bee Team was composed mainly oT Treshmen and sophomores: however, Two ouTsTanding iuniors were on The TirsT Tive, David Spooner and Daryl Millsaps. BoTh Teams played an inconsisTenT brand oT ball, winning Trom good Teams in upseTs and losing To The lower division Clubs. The varsiTy looked very good in winning, and Terrible in losing. When They played Tine basl4eTball They were Tops, and iusT The opposiTe when They played losing games. ln WesT Side League play The l-lonlcer A's spliT 50-50 in games won and losT, grab' lining six and dropping The same number. As Tor The Bee guinTeT, They Tared beTTer Than The varsiTy, compleTing The season wiTh seven vicTories againsT Tive deTeaTs. Probably The biggesT upseT oT The baslceTball season was The win The l-Tonlrers gar- nered Trom The league-winning Anderson Team. The lv1cClellaniTes had previously COACH MCCLELLAN FIRST ROW fleff To righil: Bill Pryor, Bud Taylor, Bill Feeney, Bob Foley, Leon Davis, Clark Knowles. SECOND ROW: Carl Pacheco, Ken Lederer, Gus Hoever, Dick Caviar, Orval Chenowefh, Earl EII 'B' BASKETBALL dropped one To The Cubs, and were going inTo The game deTermined To win, buT yeT, The underdogs. They gave The Anderson club iTs worsT whipping oT The i949-50 campaign. AlThough The lighTweighTs oT Honlcerville did beTTer in games won and losT Than did The A's, They didn'T play any ouTsTanding conTesTsI yeT, They did lose consecuTively Tour ouT oT The Tive games losT. Willows A Teamers played several non-conTerence games This year. They losT mosT oT Them, buT played some oT Their besT brand oT ball againsT The larger schools, and came very near upseTTing Them. l-lonkerville had To be conTenT This year wiTh noT having The highesT posT in league phv The Two ouTsTanding A Tive players, pivoT man Gus Hoever, and Torward Ken Lederer, will be back again To baTTle Tor The purple and golds: Gus perhaps even To Top his high scoring record oT This year of 265 poinTs, and Ken To pace The Tormer. Lederer, second in scoring This year wiTh l58 poinTs, was The mosT consisTenT player on The Honlcer squad. The liTTle T-lonlcer squads high scorers were cenTer Dave Spooner, and Torward Daryl Millsaps, boTh iuniors. There were only seven poinTs diTTerence beTween The Two sTellar pedormem.SpoonerneHedl27pohns:MHkapsIZO IT is said ThaT a senior loall club will do beTTer Than one composed oT underclassmen, so Willows varsiTy players should come up wiTh a preTTy good Team nexT year. ln closing we congraTulaTe Coach Joe McClellan Tor The Tine worlc he did wiTh The boys, regardless oT where They were siTuaTed in The league when The season came To a dme You can'T have a winner all The Time, l3uT waTch ouT Tor us nexT year. JACK FIRST ROW lefi To right: Bill Schrieber, Darrell Millsaps, Johnny Enos, Cloyd Cleghorn, Donald Goodman, Buddy Owen, Don Faulknore. SECOND ROW: Tom Bowhan, David Spooner, Don Perrine, Bob Bush., Dick Smiih, Bill Kinney, Nick Hinkle. THIRD ROW: Bob Adams, Don Cox, Bill Hooper, Morris Biggs, Marlin Brummeif David SinqIaTon. SPRING SPORTS Dear Bulchz Slugging Birds of Glenn Counfy High School enfered baseball 'rhis season wifh a new coach, a pro-baseballer himself, Carl Hoberg. As is +he faslc of every new coach of a sporf, Hoberg had 'ro work oul a winning feam, or al leasl a baseball club fhal' would nor le+ Willows down. The l-lonlcer horsehiders began pracfice lafe in February fol- lowing The baslce+ball season. While ring experfs were sfill receiving lop billing, box- ing coach Russ Ulley sfarled school mif+men fhrough prac- 'rice sessions in preparafion for +he annual fisficuff card scheduled for March 3. The firsf few days were spenf in explaining and demon- sfrafing general boxing fundamenlals and fechniques. When The lads had been given Their briefing, lhey were piffed againsr each ofher in fhe ring. By lhe lime 'rhe bouls came The glove wielders were in preHy good shape, and ready 'ro pul' on a good show. Winning boys in The annual malches received awards. while The besl boxer of fhe nigh? received a frophy for his efiorls. Tr-a-a-ck! Tha+'s +he word used lo keep fhe way clear for Glenn Counly High School 'lhin-clads. This sporf fol- lowed baslcefball and boxing in lhe running off of spring sporfs for +he year. Once again Coach U'rley's sprinfers, disfance men, and field even+ confenders had fo mix wi+h baseball players, several boys parficipafing in bolh a+hle+ic evenis. Willows didn'+ have lhe men fhal' fhey did lasl' year and The year before, buf al least as usual lhey weren'+ +o be counled ou'r. Yours for beffer spring spor+s, JACK BLOCK Dear BuTch: The Block W organizaTion oT I949-50. un- der The guidance oT iTs new advisor. Coach Carl l-loberg, is sTriving To regain The presTige and power IT has had in pasT years. Yes, This club, whose only requiremenT Tor admiTTance is an 8 inch block W earned in any of The Tour major sporTs, is again coming To The TronT. ln pasT years The Block W SocieTy has been a very imporTanT sTrucTure in The STudenT Body OrganizaTion. Probably The mosT im- porTanT conTribuTion oT This club comes Trom The aThleTes Themselves. ReceipTs Trom The gaTes of TooTball, baskeTball, and baseball games have been more Than enough To buy our players The besT of everyThing in The way of equipment This year The Block W planned and carried ouT a poTluck dinner in The excellenT new Home Economics room. Here The members Talked over means OT making money and planned Tor a spring dance. The nexT day new eligible members were iniTiaTed and TooTball players were awarded Their blocks. During baskeTball season The socieTy sponsored a dance aTTer one oT The games. The biggesT annual affair sponsored by The Black W was The boxing maTches, held March 3. lTs members sold The TickeTs and served as ushers. Oiclicers oT The Block W Tor The year l949- 5O were, TirsT semesTer: Jim SlaTer, presidenT7 Clark Knowles, vice-presidenT and council rep- resenTaTive, and Gus l-loever, secreTary- Treasurer. For The second semesTer: Frank Weinrich, preside-nTg Jerry Spurlock, vice- presidenT and council represenTaTiveg Troy McDonald, secreTary-Treasurer. l'lere's looking Torward To anoTher year oT progress and success in our Block W. JACK FIRST ROW, leff To riqhlz Jerry Spurlock, Bud Taylor, Leon Davis, Tom Owens. SECOND ROW: Clark Knowles, Harry Jones, Bill Feeney, Charles Heuschkel, Jim Slafer. THIRD ROW: Phil Chamness, Gus Hoever, Ken Lederer, Dale Reed, William Thomas, Gene Jeffers, Frank Weinrich. BOYS' OUARTET AND GLEE CLUB BOYS' QUARTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Clemo, Harold Sykes, Norman Dessler, Bill Bedford. This year Mrs. Geneviene Borene, our new music ieacher, worlced long and hard 'lo organize ihe boys' singing groups +ha+ have been so cleliqhiiul +o lheir various audiences. The Boys' Quarlel was composed oi four senior boys who mei ai school al 8:00 every school day cluring lhe lasl semesler. The Glee Club was composed of I7 boys from lhe four diflerenl classes. The boys received no reward for lheir worlc excepl The lun of singing and worlcinq logelher, and lhe pleasure lhey broughi lo Their lisleners. We predicl lhai in lhe iulure sluclenls will vie for places on ihe boys' vocal groups. BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: John Nelson, Dick Smilh, Buddy Owen, Bob Miller, Don Faulkner, George Lilfy, Bob Bush. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Borene, David Singleton, Nick Hinkle, Don Cox, Tcmmv Bowhan, Bill Kinney. X l ,Q F. F, A. Dear Butch: Our F.F.A. group hasn't done anything f sensational, but they are a swell group and are really malcing progress. Tommy Owen was elected president of the Willows Future Farmers of America with Don Faullcner as vice-president, Cloyd Cleghorn as secretary, Charles Abbott as treasurer, and Kenny Lederer as sergeant-at-arms. There are sixty-one members in the chapter: two sen- iors, twenty-one juniors, thirteen sophomores and twenty-live freshmen, with Mr. F. H. Tout as advisor. Everyone, including the green hands, en- ioyed the initiation which was held on Octo- ber IO, l94l, when twenty new members were initialed. Several field trips were enjoyed by the chapter. The Sugar Mill at Hamilton City, the Duche 84 Son Almond Packing Plant, the Sego Milla Plant and Poultry Producers at Orland Q , were among the plants visited. - I The Spring Field Meet was an all day trip Al F and was enjoyed by all. . A ' ' P Charles Fiaclc, Howard Lyons, George VH.. Owen, Tommy Owen and Jerry Spurloclc en- tered livestoclc in the Cow Palace at San Fran- ? fi cis c o . Lots ot love, C, , JACK. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW, left to right: Ralph Falor, Duane Cook, Verne Duffy, Don Ambrosini, Howard Lyons, Ronald Kemp, Robert Ponciano, Walter Smith, Eddie Walsh, John Furtado, Ernest Ambrosini, Gwyn Ellis, Charles Heuschkel, Bill Smith, Clyde Wamoler. SECOND ROW: Dale Ballew, Pat Faulkner, James Valk, Bill Spence, Charles Begrin, Dick Smith, Donald Chittenden, Jack Stricker, Alex Begrin, Lloyd Lombard, Frank Leonardo, Frank Weinrich, Bill Feeney, Bud Taylor, Don Cox. THIRD ROW: John Alves, Andy Abbott, Charles Flack, Charles Abbott, Cloyd Cleqhorn, Leon Davis, George Owens, Fred Storz, Don Faulkner, Tom Owens, Jerry Spurlock. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Ledford, Leonard Lambert, Lloyd Roberts, Elwood Daley, Ken Lederer, Dave Spooner. XV Cfyfqnfi x :ak R A 1 4 Ox 5156123 N54 1 W ur aw, 'Jae ff xv. THE WILLOWS GIRLS LIKES AND DISLIKES LIKE Boys Dances Going sfeady Boys The new loolc Slumber parly Vacalions Boys Class meelings Gradualion DISLIKE Tesla PE. exercises I-Iomeworlc Dressing for PE I-lard work Smari-olrls .Young married men IGGCIWGFS IGive us a clwance Slnorflunclw period .Being a wallflower IO. Boys willi bad manner GLEE CLUB Dear BuTch: The girls' glee club was really reiuvenaTed This year under a new leader. Mrs. Genvieve Borene has Taken over, and she has surely done a bang-up iob oT iT. The girls have really buclcled down and ac- complished a loT This year. They have gone all- ouT To make a success oT Their club. Mrs. Borene has given The girls Training in a wide selecTion oT musical Types: a liTTle oT classical, semi-classical, religious and popular. And They have done a beauTiTul iob of every- Thing They have aTTempTed, aT leasT no one has heard The Tailures. The girls have sung aT several sTudenT body assemblies and puT on one assembly Themselves. Mrs. Borene's club has enTerTained several oT The local clubs during The year and has gained The Townspeople's whole-hearTed supporT. In February The girls' glee sponsored a pub- lic dance in The Memorial Hall audiTorium. ' 'Ju-rp. 15 5 5 f fl' WRX WiTh The aid oT some Trom The dancing class, ' They TeaTured a Tloor show ThaT was very col- orTuI and enTerTaining. The proceeds oT The dance goes Tor new maroon robes which The girls are Trying hard To geT. And The robes are iusT abouT all They need To be perTecT in my esTimaTion. Their singing also conTribuTed a IoT To The success oT The annual TaTTIer Revue, which was presenTed To The public March I7 and I8. Love, JANE GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, lefl To righfz Joann Bell, Kalhy Martin, Shirley Barham, Marilyn Louderback, Mariorie McClain, Joyce McDonald, Doris Burgoon, Irene Torres. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Conani, Marilyn Shorf, Yvonne Hanawall, Alberfa Hudson, Barbara Roberfs, Elaine Ewing, lreTTa Jensen, Barbara Mafhison, Sadie McKee. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Borene, Heafher Hinshaw, Carol Ann Nason, Mary Mead, Beffy Vickery, Donna Embrey, Agnes Schneider, Joanne Balyeai, Rufh Bebouf, FOURTH ROW: Marilu Bowhan, Mary Lou Snipes, Donna Renolds, PaTTy Mayhew, Viola Davis. 0 will TRI-Y Dear Bufch: Oh, boy, did our Tri4Y sfarf fhis year wifh a swing! The l949-50 officers were: Paf Kelly, presi- denfg Marlene Garland, vice-presidenf: Carlene Mason, secrefary: Barbara Snider, Treasurer: Yvonne Rumiano, sergeanf-af-arms, Helen Lem- burg, chaplain. The big evenl' of fhe year was fhe Backward Dance. The girls dragged fhe boys fo fhe dance and fook fhem corsages in fradifional fashion. The evening was spenf in ballroom dancing wifh an infermission of folk dancing. The girls held fheir annual knock-down-and drag-ouf slumber parfy af Donna Mann's. The evening was spenf in playing games, felling sfories, , and fhe reading of The Wreck of fhe l-lesperusf' While some were hiding fhe sleeping bags, fhe y ofhers were sleeping. Affer a wresfling nighf fhe girls, clad in 'lheir p.i's, slinked off fo lhe Drive-lnn af 5:30 A. M. Clambering info fhe es- fablishmenf, fhey feasfed on a breakfasf of cherry pie, french fries, Hamburgers and milk shakes. Marlene Garland's home was fhe seffing for fhe Chrisfmas parfy held Monday, December I9. Refreshmenfs were disfribufed evenly and giffs exchanged. Affer rolling up fhe carpefs and sfrewing fhe floor wifh refreshmenfs, fhe girls re- furned home. Bye for now, JANE. FIRST ROW llefl fo righll: Carol Henning, Harriel Moore, Mary Lu Bowhan, Carlene Mason, Helen Lemburg, Yvonne Rumiano, Pat Kelly, Marlene Garland, Alice Bem, Barbara Snider, Carlyse Mason, Diane Pogue. SECOND ROW: Carmel Moore, Rufh Wilder, Alice Fiack, Lotus Berlrland, Marilyn Shorf, Joan Knoll, Aileen Clenems, Shirley Nullal, Jerry Vader, Joann Boyd. THIRD ROW: Donna Rae Mann, Rae Slormer, Dorolhy Roberls, Jane Fischer, Laura Jean Harder, Befly Lewis. G. A. A. T' Dear BuTch: We've really had an energeTic year in G.A.A. Our play days have all been saTisTaCTory. Though we didn'T always win The game, we always won The Tavor oT our compeTiTors and oTTic:ials because oT .nur Tair playing. Our oTTicers have lcepT Things running smooTh- ly and wiTh no lulls. Well, l've given Them a big build up, so here They are: President Clara Adams: vice-presidenT, Anna Farr: secreTary- Treasurer, RuTh Wilder: and poinT recorder, Car- mel Moore. The T3aTher-DaughTer Frolic is when The TaThers and daughTers geT TogeTher Tor a game nighT in The gym, and The TaThers usually sTay home in bed all The nexT day. Our FaTher-DaughTer Frolic This year was iusT a scream, The relays iusT abouT 'lTloored The TaThers while The girls sTood by and laughed unmercifully. The slcaTing parTies also were successes. AT leasT There were no TaTal accidenTs. Those who Tell came home wiTh an odd CombinaTion OT bruises and smiles. The bruises are Trom The Tall, and The smiles Trom The good Time They had. AT The end OT The year The usual wiener roasT awards dinner was held awarding several members wiTh pins and sweaTers. Oh, gosh, BuTch! Loolc aT The Time. lT's Time Tor me To go To The G.A.A. meeTing. l.oTs oT love, JANE. FIRST ROW lleff To righfl: Carlene Mason, Gwen Wilder, Fay Porfer, Anna Farr, Rufh Wilder, Clara Adams, Carmel Moore, Beverly Soto, Rifa Schneider, Dorofhy Baldanado, Ann Miller. SECOND ROW: Joanne Ferrari, Jean Adams, Virginia Adams, Janice Thomas, Aileen Clemens, .leaneife Heuschlrel, Kafhy Heuschkel, Evelyn Lewis, Marylu Johnson, Mary Love, Lila Berkheimer, Joann Boyd, Rae Sformer. THIRD ROW: Marfha Coe. Carlyse Mason, Laura Harder, Barbara Snider, Agnes Schneider, Nancy Eisenbeiss, Doroihy Roberis. .uni i i We ff .A T-g F.H. . Dear BuTch: You really should meeT our members oT The EuTure Homemalcers oT America. They are an aciive bunch oT girls. We have a grand corps OT oTTicers This year. Alice Bem was elecTed presidenT: Marilu Bowhan, vice - presidenT: Evelyn Leonardo, secreTary- Treasurer. The class represenTaTives are as Tol- lows: PaT Mayhue, Treshman: ElizabeTh Diclcson, sophomore: RuTh Wilder, iunior: Evelyn Lewis, his- Torian: Mary Love, song leader: Fay PorTer, sTu- denT advisor, and Beverly SoTo, reporTer. Mrs. Minnie Davis, our sponsor, did a grand iob again This year. The girls worlced ouT an eTTicienT poinT sysTem and many oT Them earned pins and sweaTers. PaT Kelly, Marlene Durnell, Carol Henning and Mrs. Davis were The delegaTes ThaT aTTended The annual E. H. A. ConTerence. The girls and The advisor leTT on a Friday Tor Asilomar and reTurned on Sunday. They are sTill Talking abouT The Tun They had. SanTa and Rudolph, his red nosed reindeer, visiTed The ChrisTmas parTy. The senior members puT on The ChrisTmas parTy and exchanged giTTs. Our F. H. A. members, needless To say, are The besT coolcs in The counTry lwell, anyway, in The schooll. They have served reTreshmenTs aTTer The TaculTy and council meeTings. Well, l had beTTer sign ouT now. Club-mindedly, JANE. FIRST ROW, lefl fo right Jeanelfe Heuschkel, Dolores Leonardo, Rufh Wilder, Beverly Solo, Mary Love, Evelyn Lewis, Fay Porler, Evelyn Leonardo, Alice Bem, Marilu Bowhan, Elizabefh Dickson, Pally Mayhew. SECOND ROW: Clara Adams, Jo Ann Bell, Mariorie McClain, Yvonne Hanawalf, Donna Reynolds, Viola Davis, Bea Green, Elizabelh Allard, Irene Torres, RuTh Bebouf, Shirley Barham, BeTTy Lewis, Pal Kelly, Marlene Durnell, Harrier Moore, Maxine Haughl, Lucy Fernandes, Miriam Franklin. THIRD ROW: Kaihy Heuschkel, Arlene Corson, June Billinglon, Ann Scalvini, Sue Hulse, Alice Flack, Marlene Flafh, Carol Varney, Hope Middleion, Freddie Kearny, Yvonne Weller, Nancy Eisenbeiss, MarTha Shine, Frances Lewis, Barbara Snider, Carol Henning, Shirley Nulfall, Carlyse Mason, Marylu Johnson, Elvira Alves, Mrs. Davis lsponsorl. 'V' i 131 n x 4 1 SOMETHING Eofz EVERYONE BEN FRANKLIN STORE John H. 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