Willows High School - Tattler Yearbook (Willows, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1951 volume:

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Second row: Bill Berg, Janice Larrabee, Ruby Burgoon, Winifred Pelers, Marilyn Lauderbaclc, George Rummell, Rila Schneider, Beverly Solo, Winifred Biggs, Lorraine Hinlrle. Third row: Bill Schreiber, Chas, Bobniclc, Bob Miller, Howard Lyon, Bill Kinney, Bill Hooper, Bruce Perrine, Orval Chenowefh, Ronald Viclmery. MAJORETTES JEAN ADAMS MARILYN SHORT DONNA MANN DONNA REYNOLDS JOAN RAE MINTON FirsT row: Don Perrine, Carol Nason, Gerry Johnson, Joann Boyd, Jimmy Ramage, Dolores MinTon, Barbara Badorick, ElizabeTh Dickson, Warren RoberTs. Second row: Nancy Eisenbeiss, Barbara McClain, Arlene Ambrosini, Eva CrabTree, Harlow PlimpTon, Zella DeMasTers. Carolyn Hyde, Rae STormer, Jack MinTon. Third row: AlberTa Hudson. Ann Scalvini, RoberTa PanTer, EsTher Rook, Willa May Berkland. LoTus Berkland, Jerry Vader, Charles AbboTT, HeaTher Hinshaw. HFASCINATING RHYTHM The TrumpeTs call and The brass horns roar, The clarineTs play and The TluTes Ier ouT Their Treble Trill! Yes, This is The Willows band warming up. Our band is widely known as an ouTsTanding one in The Valley. Many people sTand on sTreeT corners during parades sTraining To see The Tlashy purple and gold uniTorms ThaT adorn The players. who march wiTh precision and co-operaTe perTecTly. Unlike many oTher bands, They pay sTricT aTTenTion To Their conducTor during rehearsals and never behave in a disorderly manner. No doubT This build-up has seemed raTher exaggeraTed To you. Well, iT really isn'T all True, as you know, buT The kids are really a swell bunch, who love and admire Their leader. They have played aT every TooTball game during The halT-Time and Time-ouT, and proved wonderTul enTerTainmenT Tor The specTaTors. During baskeTball season They ac- companied The Team and rooTers To The games. AT The Willows-Anderson game here The pep band, wiTh Iigh+s on Their TeeT and lighTed haTs, played and drilled in a dark- ened gymnasium. The perTormance was specTacular and The crowd showed Their ap- proval by Tremendous applause. On March I and 2 some oT The members aTTended The band clinic aT Redding, where They did sighT reading and played in a massed band. Those Taking parT said iT was very inTeresTing. Also during March The band gave iTs annual spring concerT. This gave Them pracTice Tor The TesTival They were To aTTend laTer. So one morning in May The band meT aT a very unreasonable hour aT The band room To go To Berkeley To The annual Band FesTival, where They played chosen pieces in compeTiTion wiTh many oTher bands and where They received a high raTing on Their perTormance. Keep up The good work, kids! w vgaraavfrgfzzzsregz- ii I X, MUSIC, MUSIC, CON C. DAVIS Principal Since Music is fhe fheme of fhis book, Ief us review some of fhe accomplishmenfs of our musical deparfmenfs. Through fhe years our efforfs have been concenfrafed mainly in insfrumenfal work, direcfed by Mr. L. A. McArfhur. who has made an envious and ar reaching repufafion as a band direcfor. Since I926, when Mac fook over The direcfion of fhe G.C.H.S. band. fhe organiza- fion has grown sfeadily and has become an accomplished and finished producf. known far and wide. Abou? one-fhird of fhe sfudenf body has consfanfly parficipafed in insfrumenfal mu- sic. For each sfudenf whoihas faken advanfage of fhe educafional fraining. if has been a wonderful ouflef for recreafion and musical developmenf. There has also been vocafional value in fhis deparfmenf, as a number of sfudenfs have been so inspired and frained by Mac fhaf fhey have chosen music as avocafion. Several of fhem have become widely known as band direcfors. We have had some vocal music fhrough fhe years. buf since I947 vocal music has faken an imporfanf place in fhe high school curriculum. The enfire school and commu- nify are iusfly proud of fhe organizafion and accomplishmenfs of Mrs. Genevieve Borene's deparfmenf. . We have also added fo fhe deparfmenf a unique division in fhaf we have esfablished a dancing class under fhe insfrucfion of Mrs. Zoe Dell Wesf. This group has been fhe envy of ofher high schools and insfifufions who have had 'rhe opporfunify of enioying 'rhe musical shows fhaf fhis class has been able fo produce. To each and every one of you who are parficipafing in fhe music deparfmenf, I con- grafulafe you on your fine work and performance in fhe pasf. I am sure 'rhaf fhe high sfandards fha? you have sef will confinue fo be sfressed in fhe fufure. MUSIC Jim Boyd Presidenl' A. E. Pieper John Peace HYOUARE WQNDERFUE' gy l Clarence Hurlburf Roberf Boyd Our fhanlcs 'lo This group of men who give so generously of lheir 'lime and aH'enl'ion +o our school affairs. School frusfees are fruly unsung heroes, because fheir job is nof an easy one. Ye+ many +imes 'rheir efforls go unappreciared. We are enjoying fhe resulfs of lheir labors in our wonderful new building, and we. as sfudenls. wish +o express our gralifude 'lo fhe public-spiriled men who are always working for our welfare and for +he good of +he communify. We +ruly fhinlc You are wonderful. ll ll AVI Apple For The Teocher VIRGINIA ANDREWS Teaches Girls' P.E. Red Cross Sludy Hall Sponsors G.A.A. Racquef Club GENEVIEVE BORENE Teaches Mixed Chorus Boys' Glee Club Girls' Glee Club Library DONALD BROWN Teaches Agrlcullure Shop Boys' P.E. CHARLES CULBERTSON Teaches Ma+hema+ics Sponsors Junior Class MINNIE LOU DAVIS Teaches Clofhing Home Economics Sponsors F.H.A. EDITH DUBOSE Teaches Commercial Sponsors Spoul' ANDRE DURY Teaches Science Srudy Hall Sponsors Sophomore Class GLEN EIDMAN Teaches Agricuhure Sponsors F.F.A. WILLIAM FIELD Teaches Languages Sponsors CSF. CARL I-IOBER6 Teaches Boys' P.E. Driver Educahon Sfudy I-IaII Office Sponsors Block W. WILLIAM HOOPER Teaches Mechanical Drawing Wood Shop Sfudy I-IaIl Sponsors Sophomore Class VICTOR KRONBER6 Teaches Ari' Sponsors Senior Class JAMES LINN Teaches Public Speaking General Business Library Office LESLIE MCARTHUR Teaches Band Sponsors Hungry Five JOSEPH MCCLELLAN Teaches English Boys' P.E. Gym Supervisor Sponsors Freshman Class OTIS MERCER Teaches Shop Au+o Repair -as NORMAN NATHO Teaches Unifed S+a'res Hisfory World Hislory Commercial Law English Library Sponsors Hi-Y WILLIAM SLADE Teaches General Business Typing Arifhmeric American Problems Office Praclice Sponsors Junior Class ROY STALEY Teaches Orien+a+ion Biology Boys' P.E. Counsel Sponsors Freshman Class NELLIE SYKES Secrelary 'ro Principal ALLIE MAE WARD Teaches Business English English Counsel Sponsors Senior Class Senior Play Tailler ZOE DELL WEST Teaches Dancing Office IRMA WHITE Teaches English Orienlalion Library Sponsors Tri-Y WJ? XS C M51 Q A y A A W X W y yx , x f fx g ,g X F M 621 REQ S f . 4, A-:EQ-9 . V if X Q fg ff-A 1 J W N W C .Ns ek' D Azz N rms X A ff?-.QX 'il f , XXX? Fw jmvxl VZ N. f ff A Fifa NJ K xff'5vCf'x T ! w! 4 Gf QM y P P' f Kea 7? X MARY LOVE Vice Presidenf EVELYN LEWIS Treasurer I I I 'WT JACK MEAD KEITH UTLEY Presidenf Presidenf KEITH UTLEY LIZ ALLARD Secrefary SSCFSNITY PAT RILEY BETTY VICKERY ' Council Rep. Council ReP- MRS, WARD MR. KRONBERG Advisor Advisor OUR SHINING HOUR If doesn'f seem possible fhaf we have affained fhis grand and glorious heighf-fhaf of being a senior. How wonderful fo look back and remember all flue super fimes we've had fhis year-fhe super Senior Sneak, fhe Junior-Senior Prom. fhose fhrilling foofball games, and fhe wonderful class play Our Miss Brooks presenfed on Dec. 8-9. Buf when you sfop fo fhink abouf if we had grand fimes as youngsfers. foo. Jusf fhink of fhe fime we gave fhe Freshman Refurn, sponsored fhe Sadie Hawkins Day and fhe fime we enferfained fhe Seniors al' fhe Junior-Senior Prom. For class officers we elecfed a swell bunch. Jack Mead, presidenfg Mary Love, vice- presidenf: Keifh Ufley. secrefaryg Evelyn Lewis, freasurer: Paf Riley. council represenfa- five. Second semesfer officers were Keifh Ufley. presidenf: Leon Davis. vice-presidenfg Rifa Schneider, freasurerg Liz Allard, secrefaryg Beffy Vickery, council represenfafive. If fakes foo much fime and energy fo lisf all our leffermen so iusf furn fo fhe sporfs spread and read all abouf fhem. Our baccalaureafe services af fhe Memorial Hall were beaufiful. and our com- mencemenf exercises were very impressive. Affer commencemenf we affended fhe Senior Ball. LOEN DAVIS Vice Presidenf G RITA SCHNEIDER Treasurer 3 .1-a Tru ofball I, 2, 3: Baslcefball I, 2, 4: Baseball 2, 4: Block W I, 2, 3, 4: Sfudenf Council 4: ass Officer I. 2: F.F.A. 2, 3, 4: I-li-Y I, 2. 3 4. cl: I, 2: Foofball I, 2: Baseball I, 4: Boxing 3 4: F.F.A. I, 2, 3 .AVI PARADE 'GF JOHN BAKER, JR. DALE BALLEW JOANN BELL Taffler Revue I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.l-l.A. I, 2, 3.4: Dancing 3, 4. DELBERT BENTIEN F.F.A. I. 2. 3, 4. CHARLES ABBOTT Foofball 2, 3, 4: Baseball I: Boxing I, 2, 3: Class Officer 3: Class Rep. 4: F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Taffler 4: Taffler Revue 4: Senior Play 4. CLARA ADAMS Sfuclenf Council 3: G.A.A. I. 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2: Tri-Y 4: Racke? Club 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Dramafics I: G.A.A. Officer 3, 4. ROBERT ADAMS Foofball I: Baslcefball I: Baseball I, 3, 4: Tennis 4: Block W 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Senior Play 4: G-lee Club 4: Manager 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH ALLARD Sfuclenf Council I, 4: Class Officer I, 2: Class Rep. I: G.A,A. I, 2. 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Taffler Revue 2, 4: Senior Play 4: Assf. Yell Leader 4: Glee Club 4: F.I I.A. 4: Dram. I. ELVIRA ALvEs Glee Club I, 4: F.I 'I.A. I, 2, 3, 4. Dick ARMSTRONG Sfuclenf Council 2: Class Officer 2, 3: Class Rep. 2, 3: F.F.A. 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4. WINIERED Brees G.A.A. 2: Spouf 3: Band 3, 4: Raclcef Club THE CI-IAMPIGNS 'NN G.A.A. I. 2, 3, 4: Band I: Glee Club I 2 F.H.A. 3. 4. JOANN Bovn G.A.A. I. 2. 3.4: Band I. 2, 3. 4: T' Taffler 3, 4: Taffler Revue 2, 3. 4: Senior Play 4: Dancing 3, 4: Dramafics I. OIzvAL CHENOWETH Foofball 4: Baslcefball I, 2. 3. 4: Tennis 3, Block W 4: Class Officer I: Band I. 2, 3. Glee Club 2. CLOYD CLEGHORN Track I. 2, 3. 4: Foofball I, 2. 3. 4: Sen 4: 4: ior Play 4: Baslcefball I. 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. I, 2. 3, 4. rI-Y 3 4 ARLENE Consow 4 Sfudenf Council 4: Spouf Edifor V :- 4: Sfudenf Officer 4: Tri-Y 4: , 7 7 Taffler 3: TaHler Revue I, 2. 3: L. Senior Play 4: C.S.F. 2: Glee f:' Club I, 2: Girls' Sfafe 3: F.H.A. , 2, 3. 4. I V k A'..,.. Z ELWOOD DALY I ii F.F.A I, 2. 3. CHARLES FIACK ofball 3, 4: Boxing 3, 4: F.F.A. 2, 3: Club 4. af V Glee ?E 3f5 . I' 'ff we , .fi if f .elsasziifs -- LW' , R58 LEON DAVIS Foofball I. 2, 3, 4: Baslcefball I, 2. 3: Baseball I. 2, 3, 4: Block W 2. 3, 4: Sfudenl' Council 2, 4: F.F.A. l. 2. 3, 4: Band I: Hi-Y 4. ZELLA DEMASTERS -. Class Officer I: G-.A.A. I, 2. 3. 4: Band I, 2: Tri-Y 4: TaI'Iler 4: Taffler Revue 4: Senior Play 4: Dancing 3, 4: Dramafics I. WILLIAM FEENEY Track I, 2, 3. 4: Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcefball I234Baseballl 234BoxingI 234 Tennis I, 2: Block W 2. 3, 4: F.F.A. 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Technical Sfaff 4. ALICE FIACK Band I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Glee Club I. 2: F.H.A. 3. 4. 2I -499 PARADE OF Tom Fox Track 3, 4: Baslcefball I. 2: Sfuclenf Council I, 3, 4: Sfuclenf Body Officer 3. 4: Class Of- ficer I, 3: Class Represenfafive I, 3: Hi-Y 4: Taffler 4: Taffler Revue 4: C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Technical Sfaff 4. MIRIAM FRANKLIN G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Tri-Y 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4. MARYLU JOHNSON Sfudenf Council 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y 4: Glee Club l, 4: F.I-LA. 2, 3, 4. HARRY JoNEs Boxing 2: Tennis I: Bloclr W I, 2, 3, 4: Sfudenf Council I, 3, 4: Sfudenf Body Officer 4: Class Officer I, 3: Represenfafive 2: Band I: Hi-Y 4: C.S.F. I, 2: Boys' Sfafe 3: Senior Play Techni- cal Sfaff 4. DIANE Kmessunv G.A.A. 4: Tri-Y 2. 3: Spanish Club I. 2: C.S.F. I. 3, 4. CHARLES LAMBERT Traclc I, 2, 3, 4: Foofball I. 2. 3, 4: Baslcefball I, 2: Baseball 4: Boxing I, 2, 3, 4: Block W 2. 3, 4: F.F.A. I, 2. 3. CHARLES HEuscHKEL Track I, 2, 3: Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Boxing I, 2, 3. 4: Block W 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4. J EAN EvrE H EUSCHKEL GAA. I, 2. 3, 4: Spouf 4:-Band 2: Taffler Re- vue 3: Racquef Club 3, 4: Glee Club I: F.l-I.A. 2. 3. 4: Folk Dancing 2, 3. JOHNNY Ho Track 2. 3. 4: Foofball 2, 3, 4: Baslcefball 2, 3, 4: Boxing 2. Aueusvus HOEVER, JR. Afhlefics I, 2, 3. 4: Block W I, 2, 3, 4: Sfudeni' Council I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer I: Class Rep- resenfafive 2, 3: Band I: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Taffler Revue 3: C.S.F I: Play 4. THE CHAMPIQNS M- KEN LEDERER Track I, 2: Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I, 2, 3.4: Baseball I, 2: Tennis 3, Sfudenf Council 3, 4: Sfuiienf Body Presidenf 4: Class Officer I, 3: F.F.A. I, 2, 3: Glee Club 4. LEONARD LENAHAN Baskefball 4: Baseball 4. EVELYN LEWIS Class Officer 4: G-.A.A. 2, 3: Glee Club I: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. Officer 4: Tri-Y 4. MARY Love Class Officer 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Tri-Y 4: Senior Play 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: F-.H.A. Officer I, 2, 3, 4. JACK MEAD Track 3: Foofball 4: Block W 4: Hi-Y 4: Sfudenf Council 4: Class C Officer 4: Taffler Revue 3: Senior Play 4: Glee Club 4. DARYL Mu.LsAPs Track I, 2, 3, 4: Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Taffler 4: Sfudenf Council 4. 4: Block W 2, 3, 4: ' ?fgEi gfjjQQ,l' ' ' ff fs-iqsg.Q::fj2iEkg'a:,y:.:nys: R? Qi war E. , ., s, MQ., , .Y WP 5' ' fi ,,Hf:3:3f,1s,g5a:z,:f57gj, at jfiifi vrfiiiv wif: , ' : 'ai - .. ' . N. 5' s, ' Q. ' ffl .1 fxlafqgez 1:5-124135522 .2-1. . isa- f, f . iff-7Qi fiiff d iiffkfi fii A .5 f 1 Q :fi ' ,j'ifQ22iniiililX??f5'A DOLORES MINTON Sfudenf Council 2, 4: Sfudenf Body Officer 4: Class Officer 2: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: C.5,F. 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Dramafics I. CARMEL MOORE Sfudenf Council 3, 4: Class Officer I: Class Rep. I: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Racquef Club 2, 3, 4: GAA. Officer 3, 4. GEORGE OWEN Track 2, 3: Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: Boxing I: Tennis 3, 4: Taffler Revue 3: F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Technical Sfaff 4. CARL PACH ECO Track I: Foofball 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I, 3: Base- ball I, 2: F.F.A. I. 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4. All PARADE OF ! if we K if E 0 1 E E Pl :mf 4' I + . . . .,,.,, , 3,5 E la RITA SCHNEIDER JAM ES PooI. Track I, 2, 3, 4: Boxing I: Class Officer 3: Hi-Y 4: Tafller 4: Taffler Revue 4: Senior Play Technical Sfaff 4: C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4: G-lee Club 2: Boys' Sfafe 3: Afhlefic Manager 2. PATRICIA RILEY Sfudenl' Council 2, 3, 4: Sfudenf Body Officer 3: Class Rep. 4: GJXA. I: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Dancing 4. og, , DOROTHY ROBERTS . Sfudenf Council 2, 4: Sfudenf Body Officer 4: , Asuk is . I Class Rep. 2: GAA. I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: 4 Tri4Y 2, 3, 4: Taffler Revue 3, 4: Senior Play 4. ESTHER Roox Z W Band I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Glee Club I, 4: Viil if F'H'A' 3' Q TE .1 23?ff ilf'siWlEii'li,i: iii Qi Y M f f' f ANN SCALVINI - 1, ' f , 'I y Band 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4. In I 5, UOIS ANN SCHAAD lg I I Spouf 4: Band I, 2: Racquef Club i 4: Folk Dancing 2, 3. 'Nik K, I GA.A. I. 2, 3, 4: Bancl I, 2, 3, 4: Racquef ub 2, 4: Glee Club 2: F.HA. I, 2 WILLIAM SMITH Tracln 3, 4: Foofball 3, 4: Boxing FF 2 3 4 Band I 2 .A.I, .. GAA. I, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Racquef Club 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 2. Baslcefball I, 2, 3, Baseball 2: Tennis 3, 4 F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 BEVERLY SOTO DAVID SPOONER THE CHAMPIQNS MN. JERRY SPURLOCK Block W 3, 4: Sfudenf Council I, 2, 3: Class Officer 2: Class Rep. 3: F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Taffler Revue 3: Senior Play Sfaff 4: A+I-Ilefic ,EW3 Manager 3, 4. EDYTHE STALLARD y e.A.A. 3, 4: Racquef Club 4. 'F ,W if , :Tai RAE STORMER Sfudenf Council 2, 3, 4: Sfuclenf Body Officer 3, 4: Class Officer I: Class Rep. 2: G-.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Taffler Ed. 4: Taffler Revue 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: C.S.F. 3, 4: Assf. Yell Leader 4. FRED STORZ Baslcefball I: Baseball 2: Boxing I: Class Officer I: F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3: Taffler Revue 3: Senior Play 4. Bun TAYLOR Track I. 2. 3, 4: Foofball I, 2, 3. 4: Baseball 3, 4: Boxing I, 33 Block W 2, 3. 4: F.F.A. MARGARET UNDERHILL GAA. I, 2: Glee Club 4: Danc- ing 4. KEITH UTLEY Tracl: I, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Foofball I, 2, 4: ig. ii ., . s fQ, - Baslcefball I, 2, 3: Bloclc W 4: Class Officer g A 2' 3' 41 C':SS Rep. 2: Band I. 2. 2. 4: HPY f 4: Taffler 4: Taffler Revue 2, 3. 4: C.S.F. 43 Qg ggl . Glee Club 4: Hungry Five 3: Senior Play 4. A '.: W CAROL VARNEY ' I ris. i:i.T. I .T Spouf 4: Tri-Y 41 F.H.A. 3, 4. :. -ff: T' f :': 1' ' K ifi,g,fiz,,fi- aff BETTY VICKERY Spouf 4: Band 3: Tri-Y 4: Taffler Revue I, 3: Senior Play 4: Glee Club I, 3, 4: F.H.A. 4. . RUTH WILDER G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2: Racquef Club 2, 3, 4: F.l'l.A. 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Officer 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Tri-Y Pres. 4. ,, , . . X ,,U,,yi.f., ,.,, . L- Q ,4 Top row: Bob Miller, Don Faulkner, Gerald Cavier, Clyde Wampler. h Second row: Don Goodman, Virginia Adams, Laura Harder, Donna Mann, Joann Ferrari, Darrel Allen. Third row: Elaine Ewing, Yvonne Weller, Elizabefh Dickson, Alberla Hudson, Lucy Fernandez, Frances Lew' IS. wwf Top row: Marlin Brumrnef, Sammy Bebouf, Joel Pacheco. Second row: Howard Mallory, Edilh Ferguson, Kafhy Heuschkel, Gwendolyn Meyers, Marlha Coe. Ernesl Ambrosini. Third row: Joyce Price, Ann Miller, Nancy Eisenbeiss, Freddie Kearney, Barbara McClain, Angie Larcroix. Mr. Culberfson, Sponsor. George LiHy, Pres.: Donna Rae Mann, Sec.: Carolyn Hyde, Treas.: Jane Fischer. Council Rep.: Sadie McKee, V-Pres. SOMEDAY One of The busiesf years of 'rhe high school is lhe Junior year. A+ 'rhe end of if any junior could easily define +he word work as conces- sion. ll' is a school 'rradifion for This class 'ro have charge of selling al all foolball games. The main idea of +he proiecl' is +o make money for +he Junior-Senior Prom. This enrerprising class had many represeni- alives in sporrs and oiher aciivilies. Bob Foley was one of 'rhe sfar players on 'rhe foofball ream. The class was also well represenred in +he band and C. S. F. -M-11 Top row: George Lilly. Don Cox, Bob Foley, Don Perrine. Second row: lvan Berlrheimer, Lavern Calledge, Janice Thomas, Shirley Nulfall, Don Flalh, Danny Ralreslraw. Third row: Maxine Hauqhl, Healher Hinshaw, Marilyn Shorl, Joan Knoll, Lolus Berlcland, Aileen Clemens. i Top row: Belly Lewis, Jaclc Minion, Johnny Nelson, Bill Spence, Johnny Alves, Dick Smilh, Evelyn Cl lc. ar Second row: Shirley Coe, Marilyn Louderbaclc, Carolyn Hyde, Jane Fischer, Jean Adams, Sadie Mc- Kee, Jerry Vader. A+ lhe beginning of school class officers were elecled wilh George Lilly, presidenl: Sadie McKee, vice-president Carolyn Hyde, secrelaryg Donna Mann, lreasurerg and Jane Fischer as council repre- senlalive. The class also unanimously elecled Mr. Charles Culloerlson and Mr. William Slade. advisors and sergeanls-al-arms. The climax of lhe year for lhis enlerprising group of sluclenls was lhe Junior-Senior Prom, which was held April 7. The iuniors cerlainly did 'rhemselves proud. Mr. William Slade, Joanne Ferrari, Lolus Berkland Evelyn Clark. Laura Harder, Don Faulkner. -If 'B' vigil? , f 'f i1 S Top row: John Enos, Omer Miller, Wallace Love, Ronald Kemp, John Marshall. Second row: Charles Begrin, Carol Nason, Mary PaTTon, Bob Bush, Agnes Schnieder, Donna Embrey. Bernard Taylor. Third row: Nadine STrawn, Lorrine RakesTraw, Margie McClain, EuTrasia Baldinaclo, RuTh BebouT. Gerry Madsen, Mary Mahan. P'-iq Top row: Charles MarTin, Ralph Falor, Milford Boggan, Bob MeTcalT, Delberf ChiTTenden. Second row: Duane Cook, Douglas Chin, Warren Clark, Kim WhiTe, VicTor Scalvini, Frank Leonardo. Third row: Shirley Barham, Irene Torres, Viola Davis, Homer Sears, Ed Owen, Willa Berkland, Eleanor Weinrich, June Wampler. -1 iii 15 Bill Kinney, Trees.: Bob Bush, Pres.: Mr. Dury, Sponsor, Willa May Berkland, Sec.1 Bernard Taylor, V-Pres.: Eleanor Weinrich, Council RepresenTaTive. WE'LL GET BY l-li Baby was The greeTing heard around on brawl day. The Treshmen were seen parad- ing wiTh dresses wrong side ouT, backwards and above The knee. Also They wore one long sTocking and a man's shoe and one man's sTocking and a girl's shoe. The boys were babies wiTh diapers, excepT Tor Their size. Al- Though The sophomores came ouT on Top, win- ning The Brawl 6 To 5, The girls goT The worsT end oT The deal by geTTing pulled Through The mud in The Tug oT war. Don'T you wish you were DriTTin' and Dreaming? Well, iusT remember The swell Freshmen RecepTion Thal' The sophomores gave on OcTober I4, I95O. Rollicking. -pq., J. Top row: Lee Logan, Andy Abbolf, Morris Biggs, Jack Siricker, Carroll Fulfon. Second row: Manuel Borges, Don Ambrosini, Gene Shine, Bob Chambers. Charles Fiich, Gordon Line- baugh, Lloyd Lombard. Third row: Moira Davis, Yvonne Hannawalr, Belva Case, Pafly Mayhew, Donna Reynolds, Delores Leonardo, Pally Pouge. iff iUdllADv Top row: Pa? Faulkner, David Singlefon, Nick Hinkle, Jack Sfricker, Don Tompkins, Leonard Lambert Second row: Ernesf Enos, Bill Sfrom, Don Chilfenden, Bill Hooper, Jim Ramage-, Eddie Walsh, Bob Ponciano, Omer Miller. Third row: John Greene, lrefia Jensen, Beverly Sfeffa, Carol Hancock, Bill Kinney, Bea Green, Mary Meade, Barbara Mafhison, Warren Roberls. Waves and sail boals served as decoraiions. Even for rhe firsl lime in 'Formals lhe freshmen looked very'graceful and afiraclive, and rhe oiher girls looked preH'y dreamy loo. The oddesr crea+ion's were seen around fhe gym on Ocfober ZI, when our class sponsored a Hof Hop. Prizes were given for lhe mosl original, culesl and craziesf hais and how zany some of fhem were! Did you gif your man? was heard around school on Sadie Hawkin's Day. Girls were dres- sed in blouses and Daisy Mae skirls and lhe boys looked like Lil' Abner. An ice cream feed was.held affer each girl gof her man. Marriages were per- Bill Kinney., Mary Mead, David Singlefon, William formed in rhe aflernoon and ar lhe dance ihai Hooper' Nlck Hmkle' Bob Bush' nighr. ,x .,,.. - Xu Top row: Wilfred Lederer, Joan Gordon, Jerry Spence, Barbara Badoreclc, Shirley Whife, Chuck Bobnick. Second row: Eva Crabfree, Carmen Connolly, Janice Larrabee, Sharon Baker, Charloife Schreiber, Winifred Pefers. Third row: Tom McMarfin. Donald Warren, Gary Wilder, Darras Davis, Howard Quint Larry Wing. '--. f 6 V R 5 ' 'idk if W ll Top row: Ray Sfudebalcer, Ronald Sfouf, Jim Mafhison, Bruce Lefores. Second row: Cecilia Wampler, Bruce Perrine, Ronald Vickery, Dean Goss, Paul Biggs, Lorraine Hinlrle. Third row: Darlene Sforz, Joan Rae Minfon, Jo Ann Jeffers, Bruce Johnson, Rufh Cline, Claudeffe Weller, Shirley Hughes. .- BEWILDERED The I2fh of Sepfember was a big day. For fhe I2fh was fhe firsf day of high school for fhe freshman class. As fhey walked down fhe hall fo fheir firsf period class. fhey were fhinking abouf how high school would be. The firsf move fhaf fhe freshman class made was fo elecf officers. The resulfs were presidenf, Gary Wilcler: vice-presidenf, Milfon Hoever: secrefary, Jerry Spence: freasurer, Barbara Badorelc and council represenfafive, Jo Ann Jeffers. Milforl HOSVGF. V-Pre-S-: GGFY Wilder- Affer abouf fhree weelcs we were officially PFSS-I Jerry Spence. SGC-I Bafbfifa members of fhe Glenn Counfy High School. Badorelc, Treas.: Joanne Jeffers, Council Represenfafive. i i 2, 2 li ,. Top row: Foresf Adams, James Brolio, Philip Brown, Bob Smifh, Bill Berg, Bob Elcedahl, Sarai Dean. Second row: Elisa Arnold. Arlene Ambrosini, Carol Reed, Janei' Malone, Arlene Guslafson, Shirley Kalfenberg, Shirley Johnson. Top row: George Rummel, Marvin Knee, Reno Bordigan, Milfon Hoev A Dick Mofield, Lauren Wil- liams, Arlhur Sanders, Delvin Brummefr, Harlow Plimpfon. 9'v Second row: Jimmy Buress, Jimmy Lewis, Glenna Elioff, Ruby Burgo nfNRober+a Panfer, Palfy Ford, Lloyd Owen, Richard Oglesby. Thai one Friday aflernoon we saw ihe freshman boys walking 'ro 'lheir classes wilh nolhing on bul diapers. The girls wore dresses up lo iheir lcnees, and wave sel on fheir hair, long sroclcings, wilh a man's shoe on one fool and a lady's shoe on 'rhe olher. Thai was rhe inilialion. Nexl' was ihe brawl. We losl' in poinls buf had The besl' lime of our lives. The Freshman Recepiion, wi+h ifs naulical rheme and eighr piece band proved very successful as clicl rhe clever freshman assembly. Roy Sfaley, Barbara Badorick, Gary Wilder. Lorraine Hinkle, Millon Hoever. f 4 ' z.,x XX XX X X X X ! A ,, X if! - l , ff X f X X ff XS X ' fy ff f N X X if f f ifff 7 6 X fi! ff K xx x ff fy! f ,ff X!! , f XXQ ,f A P A X! X -1- f ,f g N 4 A 7 df N F X 9 1 q, X 5 f K K Z f'QS v K viii, Mr-11, I 'L-. ff? U03 ijfqfzif 5 LAK W, mgw . lm hwggdff T M ! Ulf is ,Mm Q3 A M- . 4 5 ' Q43 mm My 7 A My Mf i fl if HT X- Q mx W bw hu KW AW xxx W 412 7 I X m ffk! f ff jf Q N555 X ai f f X gfZfKfi Ti ff j 17'JW 'R f ff x , AK XX X x X X XX XXX X 5 my X -ali mm ui I -K 6, Aw N24 ,nf Top row: W. W. Fields, Jim Pool, Harry Jones, Keifh Ufley. Middle row: Zella DeMas+ers, Diane Kingsbury, Rae Sformer, Donna Rae Mann, Delores Minion, Lofus Berlrland, Tom Fox. Bohom row: Arleigh Sexfon, Elaine Ewing, Aileen Clemens, Willa May Berlrland. Freddie Kerney. SCATTERBRAIN ??? Our C.S.F. has as Hs sponsor Mr. W. W. Field. This year's group has been more acfive 'rhan any previous group. perhaps because Mr. Field's spirir peps us up. We have been on several oufings and have really had fun +his year. We are looking for new members who have rhe credir necessary +o join. If you have made ren poinrs on your semesfer card you are eligible +o be in our group. An A counfs fhree poin+s and a B counls one. excepl' for physical educafion and ofher nonacademic subiecfs. TOM FOX HARRY JONES DOLORES MINTON LOTUS BERKLAND Valedicforian Salufaforian D.A.R. Award Girls' Sfafe FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT BODY OFFICERS lene Corson. Roberls. KENNY LEDERER, Presidenf fuss! I ' r Baclc row: Jerry Vader, Rae Sformer, Don Goodman, Tom Fox, Ar- Fronl row: Harry Jones, Kenny Lederer, Dolores Minion, Dorolhy FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL Top row: Jaclc Mead, Jane Fischer, Eleanor Weinrich, Gary Wilder, l.oIus Berlcland, Bob Bush, Pal Riley, Donna Mann. Middle row: Carmel Moore, Don Faullcner, Ru+l'1 Wilder Marylu Johnson, Gus Hoever, Yvonne Wel- ler, Joan Jeffers, George Lilly, Jack Baker, Elizabelh Allard. Boffom row: Don Goodman. Tom Fox, Dolores Minion, Kenny Lederer, Harry Jones, Arlene Corson, Rae Slormer, Jerry Vader, Dorollwy Roberls. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT BODY OFFICERS M V ov lf!!! Top row: Gus Hoever, Tom Fox. Boffom row: Jerry Vader, Harry Jones, Jack Mead. Rae Slormer. Don Goodman. Arlene Corson. JACK M EAD Presiclenl SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL Top row: Jaclr Baker, Bob Adams, Millon Hoever, Bill Kinney, Keilll Ulley. Second row: Mary Rae Mead, Lofus Berkland, Bea Green, Joanne Ferrari, Donna Rae Mann, Rufh Wilder, Carmel Moore, Belly Vickery. Marylu Johnson. Third row: Jerry Vader, Gus Hoever, Harry Jones. Jack Mead. Tom Fox, Don Goodman. Rae Slormer. Arlene Corson, THREE LITTLE WORDS , Edifor Corson has a very aclive sfaff +his year. They have done a swell job of de- picling 'rhe siclelighrs of campus ac'I'ivi+ies as well as +he major evenfs. The pulolicafion of fhe SPOUT is 'rhe responsibili+y of 'lhe journalism class headed by Mrs. Du Bose. The sfaff found an able sporfs eclifor in Bill Thomas, who graduafed lasf year. Af- Ter reading The sporls news. Bill sends his sfories fo 'rhe SPOUT from Cal Poly where he is majoring in journalism. Aileen Clemens, Nancy Eisenbeiss, Arlene Corson, Janice Thomas, Belly Viclcery, Lois Schaacl, Jean- elfe Heuschlre. ,gk ,L-5' WE'VE BEEN WORKING ON Tl-IE RAILROAD ThaT layouT musT be Tinished if we expecT To meeT ThaT deadline. Those words Tormed a Tamiliar phrase heard oTTen around The Ta+TIer room. This year's TaTTler sTaTT has really worked hard in Trying To make a book ThaT would please everybody Trom The Freshmen To The TaculTy. The sTaTT sTarTed ouT Their very busy season by sponsoring The TirsT dance of The year on SepTember 29. To begin The TaTTler sales They puT on an assembly OcTober 6. WiTh The sales sTarTed and The book well underway, new diTTiculTies arose. Money had To be made. To meeT This problem The sTaTT sponsored a Tood sale, and a box social which was held in The gym. Then, of course, There was The TaTTler Revue, which was even beTTer Than usual. The Theme, which was a circus included everyThing Trom wild animals To clowns and bearded ladies. Yes, The TaTTler sTaTT worked hard and spenT a loT oT Time buT all Teel ThaT iT was Time well spenT. Do you? L, Q 3 rVs,,s 57 H' nr- J lf-1 xl H X111 il sly V VW A. W ,. ,, . Y 'Y.'J age! , 2, E., V' ff' iwmtw' FS. ,?' ' Sfanding: Howard Lyon, Kim While, Mrs. Genevieve Borene, Charles Fiaclc, Ed Owen. Sealed: Bob Elcedahl, Nick I-linlcle, John Nelson, Kenny Leclerer, Jerry Vader, Warren Roberls, Bob Miller, Howard Mallory, Keilh Ulley. MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC! The Willows I-li Songbirds have really been going places 'rhis year. The lhree groups, The Girls' and lhe Boys' Glee Clubs and The Mixed Chorus have made many public appearances. The Girls' Glee Club and lhe Mixed Chorus weni +o Berkeley +o 'lhe Glee Club and Treble Clel 8+h Annual Vocal Feslival held on lhe Berkeley campus, on November I8. They made a grand showing allhough lhey didn'+ place in anylhing, as They were compeling wilh older organizalions from larger schools. Mrs. Genevieve Borene, The direclor, deserves all The credil' for lhe clubs' won- derlul worlc. She has had a lol ol palience, and bolh The sludenls and lhe public have beneiiled by her worlc. Top row: Healher Hinshaw, Nadine Slrawn, Beverly Sielia, Shirley Coe, Lorenne Ralcesfraw, Belly Viclcery, Viola Davis, Agnes Schneider, Rulh Beboui. Second row: Carol I-Iancoclm, Pal Riley. Eslher Rook, Marylu Johnson, Joanne Jeilers, Barbara Badorek, Pal Bailey, Ire+ia Jensen, Mrs. Borene. Third row: Elizabelh Allard, Elvira Alves, Louise Spadino, Charloile Schreiber, Yvonne I-Ianawall, Ruby Burgoon, Elaine Ewing, Shirley Kallenberg. Fourih row: Eulrasia Baldanado, Lucy Fernandes, Joann Bell, Janice Larrabee, Dolores Leonardo. Eva Crablree, Irene Torres. - , , l ' V' NICK HINKLE BOB BUSH A DAVID SINGLETON 'A 1' BILL KlNNEY Top row: B. Bush, J. Marshall, J. Vader, H. Hinshaw, E. Allard, B. Spence, G. Li++y, D. Minfon, D. Mann, J. Fischer, C. Hyde, S. McKee. Second row: Mrs. Borene, B. Adams, K. Lederer, J. Mead, J. Nelson, N. Hinkle, H. Lyon, H. Mallory, K. Ufley, E. Owen, J. Pacheco. Third row: I. Torres, M. Short J. Knorr, W. Berlcland, M. Davis, J. Bell, A. Clemens.. H. Plimpron. Fourfh row: L. Berkland, D. Cox, V. Davis, J. Jeffers, D. Reynolds, D. Smifh, B. Vickery, B. Ekedahl, J. Adams. ff JACK MINTON J. . . eeoreee mrv ,mmf JOHN NELSON J JACK MEAD f ,,.. H , 'fs , .ii .L,4ir. f A r I . 06 Q gift QQJL qdiwypwilmzaw ROTHY ANN ROBERTS CARMEL MOORE Do JACK MEAD KENNY LEDERER STARDUST Each year, according fo fradifion, fhe sfudenf body chooses fhe mosf popular senior girl and boy fo reign as lcing and queen of Glenn Counfy High School. The confesf is sponsored by fhe Taffler Sfaff. ln addifion fo being popular, fhe confesfanfs musf be acfive in school affairs and have af leasf a C average. This year our King, Bud Taylor, has been a whiz in bofh foofball and baslcefball and has also enferecl in ofher sporfs. Our Queen, Miss Rae Sformer. is edifor of fhe Taffler, assisfanf yell leader, and she has held various ofher offices during her high school days. The coronafion was held in fhe Gym on fhe nighf of November I I af a dance honor- ing fheir maiesfies. They were seafed on a safin covered fhrone af fhe easf end of fhe gym. The king, who was crowned by Mr. Davis. principal, crowned fhe queen. Affer fhe coronafion fhey were enferfained by Donna Mann and Harlow Plimpfon in special numbers affer which fhe dance confinuecl. Mol4e Believe Casl of lhe Senior Play OUR MISS BROOKS Miss Brooks, a high school English 'reacher ,......s...... ..,,.,.i, J OANN BOYD Miss Finch. lhe librarian .s....,...,.....,..,..,..,,,., ....,..,.. D OLORES MINTON Hugo Longacre, +he alhlelic coach ....,s.........,... .. .,...,...,. 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K, VA , f x J fi., QP Lifgw ANC Tr mf A vs Lf X , .A 0 - qfgl HX My f Zijffv , ,X K wif N X ,EFX '11- 1 ff 'A if fi 74 .X T . i Top row: L. Wing, G. Eidman, R. Oglesby, J. Meyers. P. Faulkner, D. Price, B. Owen, D. Emerson, K. While, L. Williams, A. Begrin, J. Slricker, D. Allen, A. Abboll, V. Scalvini, E. Enos, H. Quint F. Leonardo, C. Wampler, O. Miller, D. Brown, J. Enos, J. Cavier, J. Alves. Second row: R. Sfouf, D. Ambrosini, E. Shine, R. Kemp, M. Borges, B. Meicall, D. Tompkins, E. Walsh, C. Begrin, D. Cook, J. Furiado, L. Lombard, D. Cox, Rakeslraw, E. Ambrosini. Third row: P. Biggs. D. Faulkner, B. Smiih, J. Spurlock, G. Owen, D. Spooner, L. Davis, B. Taylor, B. Feeny, J. Baker, F. Sforz, C. Cleqhorn, C. Pacheco, D. Armslrong, D. Benlian. l'lv1 AN OLD COWHANDH Our F.F.A. chapier has grown lhis year bo+h in members and in proiecls. Also Elk Creek has joined our chapler wiih ren new members. The value of livesiock owned by +he chapler boys is approximaiely S20,000, wilh +hir'ry head of regis+ered s+ock. Two regislered Corriedale ewes were received from Auslralia. Some of rhe ac+ivi+ies of rhe year have been a ski Trip and a Fa+her and Son F.F.A. banquet Members made books confaining dulies and obligalions required of a mem- ber +o show fo Jrhe parenfs. Two boys have applied for S+a+e Farmer +his year and lhe group received 5340.00 from Jrhe Sears Foundafion 'ro buy sheep 'lor lhe chapfer. Officers for +he year are as follows: president Don Faulkner: vice-presidenf, Charles Abboirg secrefary, Lloyd Lombard: rreasurer, Don Cox: reporler, George Owen: sen- +inel, Fred Siorzg council represeniaiive, Jack Baker. Charles Abbofl' was elecled Re- gional Treasurer and Bill Spence was elecied Secfional Senfinel. EVELYN LEWIS--Presiclenl NANCY ElSENBElSS ALICE FIACK YVONNE WELLER MARY LOVE BETTY VICKERY MRS. MINNIE DAVIS KATHY HEUSCHKEL FREDDIE KERNEY VIOLA DAVIS Wilh a successlul year behind lhem lhe Fulure Homemakers ol America will resume again lhis lall wilh even more vigor. They were a very ambilious group, having demon- slraled lheir vilalily in many oulslanding programs and aclivilies lhroughoul lhis year. They elecled Evelyn Lewis lo be lheir presidenl over lhe following ollicers: Vice Presidenl, Nancy Eisenbeiss: Secrelary, Alice Flack: Treasurer, Mary Loveg Reporler, Belly Vickery: Parliamenlarian, Joan Knoll: Hislorian, Freddy Kerneyg Song Leader. Viola Davis: Council Represenlalive, Yvonne Weller. The polluck meeling ol November l9, I950 was one ol lhe many successes crediled lo lhe group. Jeanelle Heuschkel, Miriam Franklin, Elezabelh Allard and Alice Fiack wilh Mrs. Davis, lhe F.l-l.A. advisor, wenl lo lhe Slale Convenlion, which was Oclober I3, I4, and l5. The annual slumber parly which lhe girls had in lhe gym was, as usual a greal lol ol lun bul very Iillle slumber. To an energelic yel cooperalive group we lip our hals. F.l-l.A., you're lops. Top row: S. Johnson, W. Reed, E. Dickson, C. Varney, F. Lewis, R. Wilder, M. Johnson, A. Corson, E. Alves, A. Scalvini, J. Billinglon, S. While. Second row: D. Slorz, L. Fernandez. D. Leonardo, M. McClain, C. Reed, C. Adams, B. Solo, l. Torres, A. Miller, J. Bell, Mrs. Davis, M. Franklin. Third row: B. Case, F.'l-leuschkel, S. Nullal, M. Haughl, C. Weller, R. Cline, E. Allard, S. Barham, Y. Hannawall, P. Mayhew, D. Reynolds, A. Ambrosini, K. Heuschkel. RUTH WILDER JOANN BOYD Presidenl Vice Presidenf MISS WHITE Sponsor NO-I'l-ff Q36 WG 44, 51 ,S A D A M E is ALICE FIACK-Secrefary RAE STORMER-Chaplain CARMEL MOORE-Treasurer DOT ROBERTS-Sql.-al-Arms The Tri-Y girls held lheir firsl meeling in +he Home Ec. room wilh Rufh Wilder pre- siding. We discussed lalcing in new members geffing our pins and iniliafion. Some of 'lhe meelings were held in The diflerenl girls' homes where refreshmenls were served afler meelings. Two of +I-me proiecfs were: gefling a hospilal bed for 'rhe new Counry Hospiral, donafing gifls lo an orphanage in Berkeley. New members were +alcen in lhe second semesrer and a whopper of an inilialion was held. l'm sure +I-ual every girl who was in lhe Tri-Y organiza+ion enjoyed l'he year full of fun. M' Top row: Laura Harder, Marilyn Shorf, Belly Viclzery, Jerry Vader, Carol Varney, Arlene Corson, Joan Knoll, Evelyn Lewis, Mary Love. Second row: Jane Fischer, Carmel Moore, Ru+h Wilder, Marylu Johnson, Alice Fiaclc. Miriam Franklin, Willa Mae Berlxland, Carol Hancock. Third row: Shirley Nuflall, Aileen Clemens, Belly Lewis, Rae Slormer, Zella DeMas+ers, Dol Roberfs, Joann Boyd, Lolus Berlrland, Mary Mead. Top row: Lee Logan, David Single+on, Nick Hinkle, George Liffy, Gus Hoover, Jack Mead. Second row: Jim Pool, Tom Fox, Homer Sears, Milfred Bogan, Don Cox, Keifh Ufley, Mr. N. Na+ho. Third row: Don Faulkner, Bob Adams, Bob Foley, Harry Jones, Jack Balmer, Leon Davis, Douglas Chin, Bill Kinney, Bill Schriber. BIG AND BASHFUL The Hi-Y is a branch of Jrhe Y.ivi.C.A. H is a group founded for +he purpose of giving service and promoling goodwill and Chris+ian ideals among men. Our organi- za+ion, wi+h Mr. Norman Naiho as advisor, sfarfed i+s year by elecfing Jack Baker as president The ofher officers were Harry Jones, vice-presideni: Bob Adams, secre+ary- freasurer. These were aided by various commiH'ees. The Hi-Y sponsored a dance afler Jrhe Willows-Colusa game, and a cake raffle +o raise some 'funds 'For our proiecfs. On December 9 'rhe group wen+ +o 'rhe Cal-Aggies campus a+ Davis fo a Y.iv1.C.A. Older Boys' Conference where 'rhey en+ered info discussions and sporfs and were on fhe receiving end of 'rwo delicious meals and some fine enferrainrneni. The Hi-Y and Tri-Y had several ioim' meefings for +he purpose of discussing com- muni+y proiecis, and a lifrle communi+y 'fun of course. The boys confinued fheir meerings 'rhrough Jrhe spring, leaving Things in fine order for nexi year's Hi-Y. -1-Q 014 it W, H-'QQ Top row: Lee Logan, Dick Cavier, Gus Hoever, Ken Lederer, Don Cox, Keilh Urley, Orval Chenowefh, Bill Kinney, Dick Smirh. Charles Fiaclm, Middle row: Jack Mead, Charles Abbot Bud Taylor, Bob Bush, Leon Davis, Jack Baker, Don Faulkner, Marlin Brummer, Bill Schreber, Homer Sears. Borrom row: Howard Lyons, Bob Adams, Bill Feeney, Bud Owens, Bill Smifh, George Lifry, Harry Jones, Charles Heuschel, Douglas Chin, Darrell Allen, Don Perrine. . THEY GCD WILD, SIMPLY WILD OVER ME The Block W is one of Ihe olclesr organizalions on I'he high school campus. II' sponsors an annual dance, Ihe Boxing show, and various oI'her aclivifies. This year Ihe program srarred off wifh a dinner on Ocfober IO. On January 30, a+ dinner again Ilhey love +o ea+,l ini+ia+ion was held for 'rhe new members. In order io belong Io Block W a boy rnusr earn a Bloclc by parlicipaling in one of Ihe major sporfsr fooI'baII, baslceiball, baseball, or +racIc. The rangy s+ar of several sporfs and many excifing games, Gus Hoever, has led 'rhe boys Ihis year as president His assisI'- an'rs have been Jack Baker, vice-president Harry Jones, secre- Iary-Ireasurerg and Daryl Millsaps, council represen+a+ive. Their sponsor is Coach. Top row: E. Sfallard, D. Kingsbury, L. Hinlxle, M. Coe, J. Thomas, M. Johnson, R. Schnieder. V. Davis, N. Eisenbeiss, J. Price, R. Wilder. Second row: E. Ewing, A. Clemens, E. Crablree, E. Weinrich, B. Green, J. Wampler, J, Ferrari, L. Harder, B. Solo, J, Heuschlrel, A. Miller, K. Heuschlcel, B. Case. Third row: R. Sformer, Z. DeMas+ers, J. Boyd, D. Roberis, H. Hinshaw, G. Madsen, W. Berlcland, J. Jeffers, M. Flaih, C. Wampler, B. Maihison, C. Adams, C. Moore. AIN'T WE GOT FUN The Girls' Aihleiic Associaiion, under The leadership of iheir presideni Carmel Moore, began lhe year wiih ihe Hoclcey season in full swing. Preparaiions were made io aiiend +he Hockey Sporisday in Chico, bui unprediciable weaiher lcepi' ihem a+ home. Soon afier Thanksgiving ihe girls of G.A.A. and F.H.A held a slumber pariy in ihe gym. Needless +o say a rousing iime was had by all. Nexi was ihe iniiiaiion and award dinner. Besides iniiiaiing ihe new members, ihe girls gave awards +o many for iheir aciive pariicipaiion. The Racquei Club, ably led by Bea Green, sponsored by 'rhe G.A.A. began Hs year 7 in fine siyle. The aciiviiies consisred of badminion, Tennis. and ping-pong. The annual Faiher-Daughier Frolic proved io be fun, and 'rhe year ended wiih a barbecue and swimming pariy. Top row: Carmel Moore, Mary Paiion, Heafher Hinshaw, Carol Nason, Lorraine Hinkla, Lofus Berkland, Janice Thomas, Joann Jeffers, Viola Davis, Nancy Eisenbeiss, Belva Case. Second row: Edyfhe Siallard, Kailay Heuschkel, Lois Schaad, Jeaneiie Heuschlfel, Joann Ferrari, Eva Crabiree, Janice Larabee, Clara Adams, Riia Schneider. Third row: Winnie Biggs, June Wampler, Jerry Spence, Willa May Berlcland, Eleanor Weinrich, Bea Green, Virginia Adams, Celcia Wampler, Beverley Solo. as 3. ai? Moray N fl. Q ? 5.3,- V. fu Co fc. Q ,, -.3 'l 1 ' f x 'S - J Q 1 fyfgsly -WI: NSRPS gl- t-1 MW , M CEEQZ cznmwb can Jive? Zxgbgw' way' , 6.279 eff 025522-' Q MW? My M5335 Gif QB EQ?-C, M5 JZWWJ 5 , Wwfjytfef gfwfmfgjggiy Afbkffffafa 3 23419 Q?J?i+5fLMwJ if 21 E A .,, . 18, y it - J new if um, 1? XLR my :.,.b-1 Y E. 'i J i 'nr J ' Q XDE Z2 C01 IC LEDFRFR ffl F0449 L EACQ . . if cfwaaff -f . .aufffzwff E CH .EEUJW Q axfafvfff li C Mffafw' J? ffffzfikf 4. wwf .51-ff'7ff79f gf . 5 A2fmzfAff35' 6:14145-71? A ULVEXVKQE5 0 DC!! Af !ffZf!' P!f?f?ffV!' !Wf7!Vf4 555 MEMS pb! Top row: P. Biggs, K. While, R. Sloul, J. Ma'rheson,, W. Williams, W. Love, N. Hinlcle, D. Singlelon, M. Hoever, B. Melcali, B, Ponciano, C. Cleghorn, D. Chin. Second row: D. Price, J. Furiado, V. Scalvini, G. Wilder, R. Falor, M. Boggan, D. Flaih, C. Bobniclc, D. Warner, D. Oglesby, D. Chi+'renden, L. Logan. Third row: D. Pyron, D. Goss, W. Lederer, W. Clark, C. Begrin, B. Taylor, D. Goodman, H. Sears, J. Marshall, M. Knee. MR. TOUCI-IDOWN, U.S.A. When Armisiice Day drew near +his year, and 'rhe Willows Honlcers approached 'lheir annual big game wi+h Orland, if was predicfed +ha+ +he l-lonlcers would suffer 'rhe firsl' delieaf of iheir season. They had come successfully 'rhrough eighf games undefealed and uniied. The 'leams deieaied by +he l-lonlcers were Trini+y. Quincy, Red Bluff, Hoopa, Corning, Live Oak. Gridley, and Anderson. The Orland Trojans had defealed every 'ream in +he league wiih big, lopsided scores. The Honlcers came oul' close in 'rheir wins, and were, fherelore raied as underdogs +o +he Orland Trojans. The Honlcers decided io show +he people who lacked fai'rh in +heir abiliiy fhal' a game is won on ihe 'Field when if is played. noi by lhe records of defeals leading up io fhe game. The l-lonlcers proved +heir poin+ when +hey ran off +he field wiih a I3-7 viclory over ihe Troians. The following weelc on November I7, +he Honlcers brough+ +he sfrong Colusa down +o a I3-O defear, and walked away wi+h ihe Wesiside League Championship which had been faken 'rhe year before by Orland. Coach Carl Hoberg deserves a lol of credii for developing such a fine feam. The Willows B +eam also had a successful season. They didn'+ fake +he champion- ship, bu'r lhey came in ihird place in The league. They made a fine record by winning five games, Tying in one game, and losing only 'rhree games. All five wins were league games. They were wins over Colusa. Corning. Live Oak. Anderson. and Orland. Two of 'lhe losses were league games. They were losf io Gridley and a relurn game fo Or- land. The oiher loss was a praciice game wiih Oroville. The lie was wi'rh Red Bluff, also a prac+ice game. . Coach Joe McClellan also deserves praise for rhe fine work he has done in iraining 'rhe boys who will be holding up +he l'lonlcer's name in +he years io come. To Jrop off +he season on The nighl of December I3, 'rhe A's and B's were guesis of honor ai' a banquei al' 'rhe Willows Hoiel sponsored by 'rhe Boosiers Club. r , .i ,viii H HOOP DEE DOO A+ fhe beginning of +he season +he varsify baske+ballers had a good oufloolc for +he season ahead. There were fwo re+urning fhree-leffer men, Gus Hoever and Ken Led- erer. so i+'s no wonder +ha+ we won +he Wesf Side League Championship wilh fhese fwo aces on our feam. Ofher seniors players on 'ihe varsify were Jack Baker, Bud Taylor, Orval Chenowefh. Harry Jones, David Spooner and Dick Cavier, who all 'rurned in good offensive and defensive play. Two sophomores who showed fhe old Honlcer spiri+ are Don Perrine. who has +he sharpesl' eye for shooling baske+s of any one in +he league and Bob Bush, who pressed fhe regular guards for Their s+ar+ing posilions. Also Dave Singlelon, a soph. should shape in+o one of fhe grealesl pivof men in ihe league. If only +he Honlcers can gef rid of The iinlcs on fhe Anderson's home cour+! A+ leasl' some of 'rhe boys like Gus and Kenny are beginning 'ro fhinlc il' is a iinlcs. Because fha? is where fhe Anderson Cubs sfopped one of +he longesl win slrealcs in 'rhe league his- +ory. They also sfopped +he Honlcers' +wen+y-+wo s'I'raigh+ wins. Wi+h our refurning varsifies and B's, fhe oulloolc for nexl' year is very good. A TEAM-WEST SIDE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS-l95I Firsf row: D. Perrine, B. Foley, B. Taylor. H. Jones, D. Cox, B. Bush, B, Kinney, J. Mallwison. Second row: J. Baker, O. Cl'1enowe+l'x, D. Cayier, G. Hoever, K. Leclerer, D. Singlelon, D. Spooner B. Adams. B TEAM Firsl' row: D. Flafln, B. Ponciano, J. Marshall, J. Ho, C, Taylor, D. Goodman, C. Cleghorn, W. Lederer. Second row: R. Vickery, C. Bobniclc, R. Kemp, B. Sclnreiber, M. Hoever, G. Wilder, J. Enos, H. Sears. H. Lyons. C TEAM Homer Sears, Milfon Hoever, Chas. Bobniclc, Douglas Chin, Milford Boggan 1 .L ' 81 li 1 D TEAM Bruce Perrine, Paul Biggs, Darras Pyron, Ar'rhur Saunders, Harlow Plimpfon, Jim Burress ROY STALEY CARL HOBERG RUNNING WILD Spring sporfs consis+ of 'four major ac'rivi+ies: baseball, hack. fennis. and boxing. Boxing is inframuralg 'rhe ofhers are infer- scholasfic. This year +he baseball +eam had high hopes of regaining 'lhe championship losr lasf year by a narrow margin. Lasl' year's en- fire firsf sfring was back +o fake +he field under 'rhe supervision of Coach Carl Hoberg. Traclc, allhough if is noi' given much publicily in comparison +o o+her sporfs, is one of fhe 'loughesi' in high school compefi- +ion. Like baskefball, if is divided info +hree groups--A. B, and C-in order +o give boys of all sizes a fair oppor+uni+y +o com- pefe. This year +rack was coached by Mr. Roy Sfaley, whose boys have won several medals. We have won our share of championships. buf win or lose you will always find lhe Honkers in fhere doing fheir besf righf up +o The lasi' lap. T DON BROWN JOE McCLELLAN Boxing is ihe only purely inframural spor+ in fhe schools schedule. The arf of self-profecfion is considered by many +o be a very dangerous spor+. Bu+ under good supervision and wifh sufficienl' facilifies. boxing is a harmless spori. The school has gloves wi+h +humbs a++ached so lhere will be no gouging of +he eyes. Also +he boys wear helme+s cons'rruc+ed 'ro pro+ec+ 'rhe eyes, ears, and baclc of lhe head. A+ lhe finals rhe winners are awarded gold gloves. The losers silver gloves, and 'rhe oufsland- ing boxer of 'rhe evening is awarded a lrophy. The boxers foughf +heir lasl fighl on February 20, under +he supervision of Don Brown. wifh Leonard Lamber+ winning lhe championship. Tennis is +he las+ of fhe fhree in+erscholas+ic sporfs. A regular ,IHS I fennis mee? consisfs of four differenl marches: firsl and second singles. and firsl and second doubles. To win a malch you musi win fwo ou+ of lhree sefs. To win a sei' you mus+ win a+ leasr six games. Alfhough fennis may appear 'ro be a rafher easy sporf, if requires a lo+ of know-how +o win a championship. SENIOR HOROSCOPE WILL BE WOULD BE PASTIME SAYING ALIAS NAME Charles Abboff Charlie HeIlo Dear Flirfing Alaskan game hunfer Zoo-keeper Clara Adams Clarie Hey, WiIder Riding in broken down cars Secrefary Housewife Roberl' Adams Emiff My eye Making people work Big-league manager Frufo waferboy Elizabefh Allard Lizzie Wha+? Plymoufh Converf Secrefary Mechanic Elvira Alves Luddie Oh, darni+ Doing nofhing Clerk Aufo-racer Richard Armsfrong Dick I donil' know' Drums 2nd Gene Krupa Asfronomer Jack Baker Porfagee Wha+ Punching cows Pro. Baseball Punch-drunk Dale Ballew Dale Hi, Chicken Baffing weeds Sailor Henpecked Joann Bell Jo-Jo ' I hafe you Loafing Psychologisf Pin-up girl Delberf Benfein Del -?- Keeping quief Farmer Polifician Winifred Biggs Winnie Oh, brofher Laughing Telephone operafor Explorer June Billingfon Billie I mef fhe cufesl' boy Cerfain boys Housewife Hearf-breaker Joann Boyd Brooksie Hey, you guys Records U. C. Co-ed Sfanford fan Richard Cavier Dick ,I guess Sfudying Play-boy English feacher Orval Chenowefh O. K. Say now' Libby Trombonisf Missionary Arlene Corson Corsef Nancy, you're crazy Spouf English feacher Chorus girl Cloyd Cleghorn Slar If you're lucky Girls Farmer Flirf Elwood Daly Dogwood 'Huh?' Talking Presidenf Announcer Leon Davis Lee I'II whop you one Making excuses Rancher Radio-comedian Zella DeMas'rers Zeela CaII me Sanfa Rosa J. C. Psychologisf Inmafe al' Napa Bill Feeney DUICIW Aw, shuf up Keeping ouf of work Farmer Professor Alice Fiack Alice Oh, man Flirfing Teacher Bubble-dancer Thomas Fox T- C- Sounds good' Sfudying Scienfisf Pearl-diver Miriam Franklin Frankie Oh, Gad Wrifing Ieffers Housewife Barfender Velva Goss Rusfy Earlando Earl Housewife Old-maid Charles Heuschkel Charlie Sure can Driving like mad Hof-rod driver Baby-siH'er Jeanneffe Heuschkel Janel' Oh, Crum Green Buick Reg. Nurse Morfician Johnny Ho Hobo Sani-Food Greaf afhlefe Charles Aflas Gus Hoever Gorgeous 'Qjeaning Too+5 Sporfs Engineer Office-boy Marylu Johnson LuLu Hi ya, Doug Basil Pres. of Sears M. 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Willows California Congrafulalions Class of 5I 085716 Zzaaql Q1 QWZZM4 Eemffme PI-IAR M Acv Willows, California prescripnons A Comple+e Slore For You and Your Family Willows California Phone 453 cfagfafzz STORES FOR MEN Crland - Willows I 37 Norfh Tehama Slreei' Willows Em Qkafnkfdw Q STORE l45 Norfh Tehama S+reei' JOHN H. GAMMONS Some+hing For Everyone Willows California 060.32 QL? QEM CO.!? 5' 5 - I0 - I5 WILLOWS CALIFORNIA Wii-h Sincere Good Wishes for Your Success io ihe CLASS OF '5 I Qgzkafwaacf 2,1- Books an d Phonograph Records I53 N. Tehama Phone 6 I 3-M V F' r 1 . l l MEMORIES All our lives we have waifed for l'he mo- menf 'lo arrive, 1'he 'lime when we would be walking away, +o 'lhe shain of Parade of +he Champions, and ou+ of fhe lives of lhose who are behind us in school. Bu+ as we leave high school, we find wifhin us a realizaiion 1'ha+ we will 'Forever remem- ber you, our friends and classmafes, who have been so close +0 us. We will never forgef you and we hope you will always hold dear your memories of us. CLASS OF '5I YW 4 APH xxvnx 1 . Wiz-1 wma' 4 Ygi Q,,-,- . I 1 . Yr W ' whqg. ' rn gk - 3-N e. . A A 1 4 5 Smdw za Zwbqwkew t students throughout Hundreds ot thousands o the nation wth treasure their 7411601-mail years to come. ks tor many Yearboo ' ' tro- GHC and schoot admrnrs as t teachers made Annuats Thousands o tors wetcomc their 74qfo1- rt ot their Parent and Puhtic cessory po 'ons pragr Om. retotr ervtng had a part tn pres nts ot We are proud to have ' ' ns and achteveme he memo: tes, tradrtro Y t Amcrtca, t he schoots 0 W , ,r ff rgygjf-nf'.,1 .5545 , Y ..,f 4.71 -1 - vw- 'fi ':' rf X lx ' . r ' f f '- -if , 'w . -. , , Y.A, 7 Y, . bl' sg-af' V- ' , . A! 1:51555 4 H n. l N y, M 6 fx, E'5Z2i-- , 0 QV' ' ' 6 QSM +mwgJW fff,c'0 div ,gig Je 1-nm. N, 'YW ,ily K, f'..B!Tx M, 0 Nwrfa WM 50 W My J of WA ANU J :HL . 0,51 9506 H, Q if Q5 ' 'ir M5 4 WSW? 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