Willows High School - Tattler Yearbook (Willows, CA)

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-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.

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,, , . . 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.

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-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.,