Winters High School - Poppy Yearbook (Winters, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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Community, School, and State have joined to make your training efficient and progressive. However, the great measure of success must be attributed to your many attainments. We are proud of your patriotism and devotion to democratic prin- ciples as shown in individual accomplishments and attitudes. Student government for practicing these principles. The Poppy has re- corded many of these experiences which you will cherish in the future The Faculty and Board of Trustees wish you success and cont- inued happiness in your work. f ff v ff Wah, 4 DEUICHHUH H971 The members of the Poppy Staff would like to pay tribute to one of the most liked faculty members of the Winters Joint Union High School. Because of her interest in the students and in the school's activities, we humbly dedicate this issue of the Poppy to Miss June Stunbles. 4 Arthur Chaboya Dons Gray in XL965' , x wi '53 Charles HMI Jack Mermod Wxlham Pugh N Leo Rochelle Loxs Spafford June Sixynmbles R216 Wllkefl ibm, ' 7 Q '3 I' sf ,U BUHHD UF TRUSTEES QL.eft to rightj Weaver Cmddini, Clerkg Joe D. Griffin, Jim McC1ish Presidentg Byron Snow, Curtls Clark Francis Butler. JHHITUH SECRETHRU Q., K' ,--5 SEIIIUH IILHSS M QRS llttle freshmen begmmng our four 1' N year term at Wmters Hxgh School Our class offlcers were B111 B1as1 Presldent Paul Scallm V1ce Presxdent Ga1l Maxwell Secretary Adolph Ramos Treasurer and Danlel Martmez Sergeant at Arms The almlghty senlors declded to g1ve us a welcome party or ln other words the Freshman Receptlon We were made to wear funny costumes and had to do strange thlngs Our E reshman Swlng whlch we called Harvest Hoe Down ' turned out to be a great success We were happy to partlclpate 1n the Annual Youth Day Parade Wlth a float Our Sweetheart Attendant for th1s year was Carol Warren We were pleased to wm the March of Dxmes contest th1s year Our sophomore year we came back to school a llttle braver but not too sure of ourselves Our off1cers were Manuel Mar tlnez Presldent Lawrence Fulton V1ce Presldent Frances Martxnez Secretar Carmen Cuberos Sergeant at Arms and Dorothy Martm Treasurer Our Sopho more Hop was a huge success and we cal led 1t T1n Can Alley Agaln we took prlde 1n enterlng a float on Youth Day W Li L-7 Q-Z ffff elected Edwma Potter as our Sweetheart Attendant For the second txme we won the March of Dlmes contest Now we had flnally succeeded ln becomlng upper classmen JUDIOTS What a year to remember Our class offlcers were Lawrence Fulton Presldent Cllfford Blrdwell V1ce Presldent Carol Warren Secretary Charles Moody Treasurer and Ronald Snodgrass Sergeant at Arms Our f1rst dance th1s year was the Turkey Trot and fun was had b y all who attended Our class rxngs came before Chr1stmas and every one was thr1lled to show them off Our Jumor Prom What a nlght to remember A lot of work and a lot of fun was put lnto th1s wonderful dance whmch we called 'Staxrway to the Stars ' It was a wonderful success We took honor able mentlon wlth our float on Youth Day Our Sweetheart Attendant th1s year was Dorothy Martm Our G1rl s State and Boy s State representatlves were Frances Martmez and Henry Akao 5 We came back our Senxor year happy to be senlors and yet sad as we knew th1s was to be our last year 1n Wxnters High School QTQ be contlnued 1n the summer supplement Q V ax 1 ' ' . ls.- if II . . . .-- .Ay . . Q f is c . Q ' 1 , c Y, 4 P,-fq . -- ' kfv. 4 -' I ' A l 1 V' . - .ll ' 7 A e yd A A A A 4 . . ' ' X . l ' ' X X ' . - y Q i , 4 -r of g e,w 'J' .0 so I 6f!Lzi 'ffJ fe rf, Henry Akao Patsy Adams Susan Constant Bill Baisi Clifford Birdwell Lois Kieth Carmen Cuberos George Burket Jerry Day Dolores Lopez Frances Martinez Lawrence Fulton Bud Hubert Carol Lyn Merchant Edwina Potter Don Martin ,ual QSM 3 Danny Martinez Joan Rominger Murde an Redmill Manuel Martinez Jim McAntosh Lucille Rominger Shirley Tanner Charles Moody Charles Morgan Carol Warren Dorothy Martin Bill Nichols Carol Ramos Ronald Snodgr as s Raymond Valadez Adloph Ramos Si it If ' ,gg egg. f, fltrgiti . 1 xr , gg, ig Lloyd Mayes Fred Sunderman Bill Wolf Warren Wright 'A : T 1 Y 1 :i Y - , -A I rd . ' U X -IA M' -f?i'i' 1w. .2 , 'S,?,yqE , ,,,,,,j,-, I, Pat Adams, being of unsound mind, mentally unbalanced, and physically disfigured, do here by will my singing voice to Dee Harper, and those magnificent grades of mine to John Perez. I, Henry Akao, will my ability to stay on C. S. F. to Roy Rose. I, Clifford Birdwell, being of idiot mind and physically unfit, do hereby will my ability to get .long with all the teachers to someone who needs it. I, Bill Biasi, will my ability to have so many free periods to Mike Carbahol. I, George Burket, being of unsound mind and mentally ill, will my convertible to any one who can use it. QI hope you have better luck with it than I., I, Susan Constant, being of unsound mind and mentally unbalanced, hereby will my ability to lose but never gain weight to Mr. Hitt. It's awful! I, Carmen Cuberos, being of very sound mind and of perfect health after completing four years at Winters High School, do hereby will my height fas if I can affordltol to Ray Johnson. I, Jerry Day, being of unsound mind QI thinkl do will my ability to get along with Mr. Hitt to Wayne Watterson. I, Lawrence Fulton, will my ability to get out of class whenever I please to Sam Biasi. I, Bud Hubert, being of sound mind QI think, do hereby will my Model A to my brother Johnnie in hopes he will keep it in as good shape as I did. I, Lf'-is Keith, will my seat in Mr. Hitt's class to Linda Johnson. I, Dolores Lopez, do hereby make my last will and testment, leaving my cheeseburger name Bozo and laugh to Janet Johnston, and my ability to eat corn nuts to Florence Nakai. I, Lloyd Mayes, will my ability to be late for Senior Problems every morning to anyone who gets to school early. I, Don Martin, will my nickname Quack Quack to any one who will keep it. I, Dorothy W. Martin, being of unsound mind and mentally unfit to have been in school these past four years, do hereby will my ability to go steady from my freshman year to my senior year with the same guy to any incoming freshman. May they be as happy as I am. I, Daniel Martinez, being of unreliable mind, will my ability to go third period to the Country Club to have coffee and get stuck with the bill to Mr. Snow. 1 Frances Mart1nez be1ng of unsound m1nd and a crazy m1xed up k1d do hereby Wlll my ab1l1ty to get on the C S F to my brother Frank May he stay on longer than I I Manuel Martmez hav1ng a naturally perfect m1nd says M1ss Stumbles w1ll my car that runs out of gas 1n the most conven1ent places to R1chard Rojo and I Wlll my grades to any stooge who w1ll take them and last but not least I w1ll myself to Isabel Rojo I Carol Lyn Merchant w1ll my ab1l1ty to s1ng at Wedd1ngs' to Jan1ce Adams S1ng out n1ce and clear Janlce' I Charles Moody bemg of sound m1nd Wlll my ab1l1ty to stay 1n hlgh school f1ve years to Lor1n W Warren I Charle Morgan be1ng of sound m1nd and body w1ll my good nature on the football team to Mack Cody I J1m McAntosh w1ll my hot rod to Ken Donaldson Here s hop1ng he won t go broke pay1ng for the t1ckets I Blll Nlchols be1ng of ound m1nd and run down body w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay 1n school to whoever wants It I Edwlna Potter be1ng of just m1nd and body do hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to wrlte neatly and clearly? 'P 'P 9 '?to anyone who 15 ln Mrs Gray s Senlor Problems Class next year and my ab1l1ty to make a lot of nolse 1n the halls w1th taps to D1ane Young I Adolph Ramo leave my trumpet to John Perez hop1ng he can do better w1th It than I d1d Good luck' Murdean Redmlll w1ll my quletness 1n Mr I-I1tt's class to Llnda Johnson Joan Rommger be1ng hard to get along Wlth w1ll my d15p051t10n terr1ble as lt may be Betty Martlnez Be careful how you use lt Betty or lt can get you 1n a lot of trouble Lucllle Rom1nger be1ng Wlll all my gum chewed and otherw1se to Mrs W1lken Enjoy It but don t snap lt I Paul Scallln be1ng of un ound m1nd and run down body w1ll my ab1l1ty to stop sklpplng school to Skln Joe Estepa I Ronald Snodgrass be1ng of unsound m1nd and broken down body do will my ab1l1ty to play football to Mack Cody I Fred Sunderman be1ng of unsound m1nd do hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay out of school to I Ray Valadez w1ll my meanness to Cl1nton A1nsworth I Carl Ramos wxll my ab1l1ty to get stra1ght A's' 1n Rad1O to Lorln Warren and Rlchard Rojo and my ab1l1ty to play football ha ha to John Gonzales and my ab1l1ty not to go steady for four years to Loule B1 hop and my ab1l1ty to get acld on myself 1n chemlstry to Mxke Carbahol Here s hop1ng you all succeed l1ke I d1d 9 ff' 3 ,af , . , . . c - J I , S , . . 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I-cf' Name Patsy Adams Henry Akao Clifford Birdwell Bill Biasi Geroge Burket Susan Constant Carmen Cuberos Jerry Day Lawrence Fulton Bud Hubert Lois Keith Dolores Lopez Lloyd Mayes Don Martin Dorothy Martin Daniel Martinez Frances Martinez Manuel Martinez Carol Lyn Merchant Charles Moody Charles Morgan Jim Mc Antosh Bill Nichols Edwina Potter Adolph Ramos Carl Ramos Mudene Redmill Joan Rominger Lucille Rominger Ronald Snodgrass Fred Sunderman Shirley Tanner Ray Valedez Carol Warren Bill Wolf Warren Wright Nickname Baby Henrico Cliff Willy Bucket Dagmar Caboose Jerbuck Lawrie Lover Boy Deck Bozo Red Quack Quack Dot Danny Cisco Oh! Man-u-el Mighty Mouse Chuck Little Morgan Mac Dimes Potts Dropo Bluff Deanie loanie Lucy Ronnie Hoofy Sherry Sweepy Kissie Wolf Porny l SEHIUR Seen Usually with Carol. Everywhere . Here and there. At Sabe's statit 1. In a black convertible. In a Pontiac with a Montana licence plate. With Dot, Fran, Bozo, and Lillis. In Maywood's. With Bill, Dan, and Manuel. George and the gang. At 5rh. and Edwards St. With Caboose, Dot, and Fran. Sam's station. With Ray, George, and Bill Wolf. In a blue convertible. With the boys. With Dot, Carmen, and Bozo. With the boys. With Io, Potts, 84 Lucy. In a green '40 Plymouth. In a Hudson. In a '32 hot rod. With George Burket. Usually. With Mary. Where I'm not supposed to be. With Shirley Baughman. With certain seniors. Around . With Ann Martin. Around school. Around school and Winters Cafe . With Wolf, Martin, and Burket. In the drug store. With Ray, Don, and George. With Evelyn. PHUPHECU Weakness Ex Navy guys TYPUTE Girls Beer and women Girls Africa Candy Pinball machines Girls Girls Navy blue cars Glacamora Beer My car Tony's sweet talk Joan Cream colored Ford Isabel Haven't found it Hot rods Girls Women and cars New cars Saxaphone Certain Soph. Freshmen and girls High school Long eye-lashes Hillbilly music Girls Cars Certain Army guy Girls Sleeping in class Girls Girls, girls, and more girls Ambition T.V. Singer Doctor To have one wife Build a hot rod To get a date with the prettiest girl in W. H. S. Married to an Ex-Air Force man. Secretary Air Force mechanic Play football for the 49'Sl'S Girls To weigh 125 lbs. Pianist To travel To be a photographer Housewife with 4 kids Get married Spanish Teacher Have 20 Kids Marry a millionare Farmer or truck driver Millionare J Mechanic Cattle rancher Medical-anatomical Illustrator Pro. Baseball player Vodka salesman Nurse Surgical nurse Cosmotologist Hot rod driver Airplane pilot Secretary General in the Marines Famous airline hostess Woman hater Navy Probable Fate Sorting music for T.V. Singer Horse doctor Have 300 Drunk Stay at home alone Old maid Janitress at some big business firm World's greatest pinball player Principal of W. H. S, Girls Hot rod driver Piano player at the Buckhorn Traveling salesman Married to an old hag Housewife with I2 Father of ten kids Window washer at the Empire State Building Working overtime Old maid Common laborer Farmer United States Army Fruit tramp Cleaning woman in the Farmer Beer salesman Wife Pott's assistant Delouser President of the G.M. Mechanic Housewife Private first class Drug store clerk Tricked into marriage Army hospital C. '65 F' ' an fu QLLI H... ' I- up .5 K L N- W., Q , w,g J I 1. .PCQHS Akao I-YS Nw X K a X K, , , P K A f 'JL 1 ' ,if 3' 53' ' ',,, f tbl? iff' SZ. , ' 2 3 H. ., -M X w 3 K vm w ,. , f. Q 4 ...Q-..,..,,.,..-pw-P ' V : X' ' . 4 Y. .3 T ?,', . 4.1, Q, N, 'r sf Qi L X42 ,Q 'Ju Qt. 1 , '53 U7 AH 1' F a k 'x IlB'fKw . , .. 'rf X t ,I 562 43 i arg! It 7 ' ilk.: . L 5 5.7. if . ' K ey ' Y! , . :iw ., - I xg. N G ' ' . 3 I 5. ! , 1'-,AW lqefpwk 'MA 'T First row fleft to rightj Vivian Reeves, Mary Jane Wolf, Shirley Baughman, Nelda Burket, Kay Sparks, Kay Butler, Nancy McClish, Colleen Clayton, Betty Sunderman, PearlAMartin. Second row-Barbara Chapman, Anita Underwood, Bertie Birdwell, Harlene Nichols, Jeanne Suggs, Marilyn Potter, Joan Alexander, Janice Adams, Roselee Partain, Carolyn Huchingson, Barbara Graf. Third row-Roy Rose, John Gonzales, Louis Invernon, Leo Blaylock, Dee Harper, Ted View, Bob Islip, Byron Hartzog. Fourth row-Jim Lawrence, Ray Johnson, John Brinck, Noboru Takahashi, Del- bert Mayer, Dick Snow, John Lopez, Louie Bishop. JUHIUH CLHSS President- Kay Sparks Vice-President- Marilyn Potter Secretary- Janice Adams Treasurer- Nelda Burket Se rgeant-at-Arms - Ray Rose The class of 55 returned this year with forty-nine students. It was a very exciting year for us. We gave a Halloween Dance and also the annual Turkey Trot. In December, we were very excited as we received our class rings. On becoming Juniors we had charge of the concessions. During the year we gave some sock dances after the basketball games. In March we gave our Prom, which we had been looking forward to all year. Our therne was Ebb Tide. We would like to express many thanks to Mrs. Spafforcl and Mr. Chaboya for all the time and help they have given to us during the past year. 17 gf '55 5 Q ., G, 1 , - 0 Rf f-155 ,11 4 ,r , 'Ez - N 9' 4 ' I , A A ., 2, l , if if First Row fLeft to rightj Mr. Rochelle, Advisor, Virginia Russell, Josephine Ruiz, Evelyn Wylie, Lillis Moore, Zelda Day, Eleanor Trujillo, Shirley Sattazahn, Margarita Peralta, Brenda Halley, Estelle Herron, Naomi Muncy, Elaine Halley, Mrs. Wilken, Advisor. Second row--Kenny Donaldson, Kenny Nakai, Lorin Warren, Sam Biasi, Mary View, Marbara Raper, Ann Martin, Jean Schroeder, Glenda Kidder, Lance Pleasants, Dale Forbis. Third row--Bob Nakai, Dale Corbett, Richard Burket, Ival Barton, John Perez, Thomas Graham, Mannuel Cuellar, Al Fernandez, Sam Lopez, Lawrence loerger. Fourth row-- Bob Kozcn, Bill Pugh, Charles Olsen, Clinton Ainsworth, Kay Owings, Howard Robbins, Wayne Pollock, Edward Baker, Roy Sunderman. Fifth row--Joe Estepa, Mike Carbahal, Jerry Corbett, Dale Stiles, John Philips, Ricky Roseberry, Altas Rose, Don Watson, George Muncy, Firman Rubio, Wayne Watterson, Frank Martinez 13,6 ,, suvnumunf cinss 7 President - John Perez Vice-President- Bill Pugh Secretary- Joe Estepa Treasurer- Sam Lopez Sergeant-at-arms- Frank Martinez The Sophomore Class started its social year by presenting the student body with one if the top dances--the Sophomore Hop, Lloyd Adams supplied the music for the dance, which was called the Lucky Thirteen. The gym was full of horseshoes and symbols of good fortune and bad luck. During our first meetings we found we had lots to learn about parliamentary procedure, We then discussed our weakness and our meetings improved. In between making our Youth Day float and decorating for the Baccalaureate we were thinking of our Junior Prom next year. So this year turned out to be one of our most successful years, ,J X, First Row fleft to rightj Mrs. Gray, Advisor, Armida lnvernon, Charlene Russell, Judy Coombs, Alicc Guerard, Linda Johnson, Ruth Akao, Virginia Taylor, Marilyn Adams, Mary Crites, Hortense Lopez, Herrnalene Sunderman, Dorothy Robertson, Kathy Smith, Janet Washabaugh, Mr. Mermod, Advisor. Second row- Betty Flanery, Janet Johnston, Bonnie Hartzog, Jocelyn West, Isabel Rojo, Clara Sunderman, Diane Young, Mary Hattahaugh, Anita Bond, Karen Christie, Joan Alexander, Florence Nakai, Ruth Jones, Edith Walters. Third row- Bob Hester, John Ramos, Frank Martinez, Chris Fernandez, Frank Diaz, Jim Kidwell, Tom Gallagher, Bob Martin, Dale Brewer, Ronnie Carner, Leland Johnson, Tom Thomson, Arthur Hobbs. Fourth row- John Hubert, Gregory Evaro, Bob Martinez, Bob Estepa, Wally Snodgrass, Gene McAntosh, Jim Baughman, Veto Garrett, Richard Roberts, Don Azevedo, Joe Cuellar, Ken Pollock, Tom Reeves, Larry Speer, Eddy Martin. FHESHHIHH ULHSS ff? President- Tom Thomson Secretary- Charlene Russell Treasurer- Bob Martinez Sergeant-at-Arms Bob Hester At the beginning of the year, fifty-eight freshmen enrolled at Winters High. Three students dropped out, which left us with fifty-five. This year the freshmen were spared the initiation given by the seniors until the Freshmen Reception, where they supplied the entertainment. Dale Hansen and Tommy Thomson had to scrub the gym floor with a tooth brush and a coke bottle filled with water. Then they had to peel onions in the middle of the gym floor, and Wally Snodgrass had to sew them together again. Diane Young, Karen Christie, and Frank Martinez had to wear diapers and drink milk out of a baby bottle. Bonnie Hartzog had to wear a paper bag, and Arthur Hobbs had to be dis- guised as a woman. The freshmen entered many school activities and helped to make the dances and sports a success this year. The class enjoyed tgie first year of high school and is looking forward to three more glorious years at Winters High UHGHHIZHTIUHS 0 5 N9 if 1 as Q, YS Q- . WW W W 'W WW' M 'Vw-nf V' KVM mwww W f N 5 .Y Nw x A QI sen I I . Y i A x,Al4qA 4 ' 1 -V 'riff 4 ,KI h -4 I 4 Eb .4 50 8. Y, A ' A X1--. A X I. 'W fi , f I ff 9 'V - ...Q I . g' 5 V, V . N A. ' ' lf s Ai. -.M A i , ii 0 , V Aw K Apu? 2 45 , i .wx . :V sr ,, i ,1- , 1 ' , ' .- Wf ,,,, m ' 5 I W 1:-Q' 4gi If ,HV Q V4 If a , 0 mi gN 0 : 0 ' 0 o kg A 1 X ' , ' V in 3 ' I 'ma ivy, 1 , s. fl. ,Z ill! Y' I.: N T xl fi'-fx .L BLUCH LU First row Cleft to rightj Sam Lopez, Frank Ramos, Adolf Ramos, John Perez, Byron Hartzog, Charles Moody, Richard Rojo, Danny Martinez, Lawrence Fulton, Kenny Donaldson. Second row- Jerry Day, Dee Harper, Delbert Mayer, Joe Estepa, Bill Biasi, Ray Valadez, ManuelMartinez, Sam Biasi, Mike Carbahal, Roy Sunderman, Carl Ramos, John Gonzales. Third row- Ray Johnson, Mack Cody, John Brinck, Bill Pugh, Mannuel Cuellar, borin Warren, Noborn Takahashi, Bob Islip, Clifford Birdwell, Dick Snow, Coach Mermod. G. H. H. First row fleft to rightj Florence Nakai, Mary View, Charlene Russell, Diane Young, Marilyn Adams, Shirley Sattazahn, Anita Bond, Evelyn Wylie, Zelda Day, Clara Sunderman. Second row-Nancy McClish, Harlene Nichols, Pearl Martin, Jocelyn West, Anita Underwood, Virginia Taylor, Joan Alexander, Naomi Muncy, Lillis Moore, Estelle Herron, Betty Sunderman. Third row- Dorothy Robertson, Ruth Jones, Mary Lou Kidder, Ruth Akao, Isabel Rojo, Roselee Partain, Karen Christie, Alice Guerard, Barbara Graf, Kay Sparks, Kay Butler, Margarita Peralta, Nelda Burket, Elaine Halley, Colleen Clayton, Edith Walters. Fourth row- Jeanne Suggs, Mary Jane Wolf, Bertie Birdwell, Judy Coombs, Joann Alexander, Carolyn l-luchingson, Janet Johnston, Vivian Reeves, Barbara Chapman, Ann Martin, Brenda Halley, Virginia Russell, Barbara Boyer. Fifth row-Hermanlene Sunderman, Jean Schroeder, Glenda Kidder, Eleanor Trujillo, Marbara Raper, Bonnie Hartzog, Josephine Ruiz, Frances Martinez, Dolores Lopez, Carol Warren, Carmen Cuberos. Sixth rowa Dorothy Watterson, Edwina Potter, Shirley Tanner, Susan Constant, Lucille Rominger, Patsy Adams, Joan Rominger, Carolyn Merchant. 54, CD7 - .Y K ' 3, 25, CHUHUS HHIJ BHHU CHORUS First row- fleft to righty Joann Alexander, Anita Bond, Charlene Russell, Shirley Sattazahn, Naomi Muncy, Elaine Halley, Betty Sunderman, Karen Christie, Lillis Moore, Evelyn Wylie, Mr. Adams, Advisor. Sec- ond row-Judy Coombs, Kay Butler, Isabel Rojo, Zelda Day, Brenda Halley, Eleanor Trujillo, Harlene Nic- hols, Pearl Martin, Marilyn Adams. Third row-Dorothy Robertson, Patsy Adams, Barbara Chapman, Mary View, Bertie Birdwell, Barbara Graf, Susie Constant, Joan Alexander, Janice Adams, Carolyn Huchingson. BAND First row- fleft to rightp Kay Sparks, Hermalene Sunderman, Ruth Jones, Bill Pugh, Louis Invernon, lean Sc- hroeder, Glenda Kidder, Diane Young, Clara Sunderman, Second row-Kay Butler, George Muncy. Kenny Donaldson, Bob Estepa, Byron Hartzog, Dale Forbis, lohn Perez, Chris Fernandez, Frank Martinez. Third row-Delbert Mayer, Bonnie Hartzog, Frank Martinez, Josephine Ruiz, Barbara Graf, Lance Pleasants. Fourth row-Alice Guerard, Charles Olson, Walley Snodgrass, Bill Nichols, Brenda Halley, Marilyn Potter, Lillis Moore, Mr. Adams, Advisor. 'W C 1 '9 'K-A I 'Q 1' ,f 9 .pf HCTIVITIES mf iii- A 3 O X 110 V 5 7 lb I m xm 5 if i 'x 1 'Z CP, WHHHIUR PHUTUGHHPHU BUUS CUUHIHB Ya on f, 44 1 I Shi HHTS HND IIHHFTS 'gr-an kr ,WJ ? 'n:, HHDIU vc!! MIS ld K x. 1.- Tuff' tl! thu 1S'! f till' l 11.15091 URHWHTIUS ?f 1 Q' Ak , 'K xi A1 I LHHDSCHHHG ' I ,'lf I A A . 21 x ni,,v inn B35 5 -r V .4 Y v ,54,h-7!:,,v-Q , wi br.: ' - - . 'NI3'--....,, -' , fl 1' yr- A 4.7. . 1 A . , , . u- ,l ' 1. ,g JK 4. xxx I 'Q ,., 2. ,A-.al ,.' 0-Z'A,,..,b .., Uv . fd gh, ' M.,gq,,3w y-Qjp.-A ,-4,f1f.Af ,, , z4'g5'5b:,h,,s-gi - .. , ., H5f.yi,y ,'f', N f-,f ' ,14..f.c.,yh, I-,,, -5- .14 ,, - Q- , ., . , ,mf- , f V .. .,.z.h.n-, - f - - -A ' Xa 1-.,.. Aprll 10 1954 Cal Aggle PICHIC Day HIGHLIGHTS Y Sept. 4 57 Oct fxl Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Z .4 545' N May May May May 1953-Freshman Reception 1953 Park Benlflt Dance 1953 Band and Chorus Trlp to Berkeley 1953 Holloween Dance g1ven by the Junlors 1953 Esparto Wlnters Trophy Game 1953 Sophomore Hop 1953 Turkey Trot 1953 Chr1strr1as Play 1953 Chr1stmas Dance glven by the Sen1ors March 1954 Poppy Show March 26 1954 Junlor Prom Aprll Z4 1954 Wlnters Youth Day 1954 Senlor Sklp Day Z3 1954 Baccalaureate 26 1954 School P1cn1c 28 1954 GTadUat1OH -1, . Qt-1, l ,Q-5.gE.,e igefagsgfefzeaaisghea P Sai 5 2. A .9 . 10, - HHVQ 'T ' ' I . 17, - ' , . 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X li- R K A Ii --1 l l f Q f 'z Q F V A ,. -. ...X , ' X Q1 All PX .5 -.: l wxxhy ian 1- T X X X X D , 4 if -'1..:,,f, ' 'f -1 Ili Q - W-Hanan'-'-IX- . ,X -1 Qigin , Aw 4 - V 6 f ,av I yn v v Y 'ZW . L , , Q . Q m - L . rfvff'-7' ' f X3 fy 7 J: I' - , Q ' -ll fr i ., .an-0. S M i we K , 3 1 . 5- - 4, -'nn - -I ' X ' I ph' ' MQ' 'S , 1 ' ' 4'-Q-arg:-is I ,, , VKWV. L 3 - - l if' ' h 1 V , , ' f ix' 11, i f tu.---1 v11::.ur'.,i1f -.-.aint fgnfwgg, ' f' 'wf' M .9 -+4n,,?7'-'o'. 'ff' lfmkluekwe-zfmfzw Practice Games Winters- 33 C K McClatchy J V Winters- 33 St Helena Winters- 38 Vacav1lle League Game s 'FWinters- 13 'kWinters- 58 Winters- 36 '4fWinters- 31 -'Winters- Z6 Frank John Ramos Gonzales Blrdwell Q- Ray Sam Johnson Biasi Manuel George Martinez Muncy Dick Charles Joe Adolph Snow Morgan Estepa Ramos wi Q K l E' .D s..,,,.p-i, 4 Lx - , N 5 N. X5 vu , r W ,5,Q,, 2213353 ',, ,M , .', 1 f'-9. , + T wr'3 'v+i'f1 - fx f.L.'4x'2' -GQ- .14 af' The Warriors had a fine turnout this season, a total of twenty-six players. Winters had a great pre -game seas- on winning 3 and losing O. The Warriors scored 104 points to the opposition's 13 points. The Warriors lost their first game to the Dixon Rams by one point, which proved to be the championship point, as Dixon went on undefeated and Winters won its last four remaining games to finish second. The Warriors Won back the Trophy from Esparto after an absence of two years and beat the Davis Blue Devils for the first time in six years. Ray Mack Mike Byron Bill Valadez Cody Carbahal Hartzog Biasi Ronald Dee Snodgrass Harper Richard Carl Rojo Ramos Daniel Noboru Bob Lawrence Ma rtinez Takahashi Islip Fulton mfg 'Spa - .,T,. 'alas s .t Y '. W' ,' l ' f 2 if JA- A I q 1 V I I ' Q ' if A Z , in r L. if, ., , Q g lb, , xi F X ' x' 1 v F K 1 I Y! :cj . , , '7' ,I ' I 1 I Q ' 44. , 5 as we Ziflg mafs: it or 6f l3'3g 'fl im' i3 Vfrlffa 'j ,, .A , 23, 3 ., 1 n v is 'A ff ' 11' 41- 1 'l vl if P 'N y. ' ' Y A -l 5, he cali...3.2r:Z!f.'s?:5'f+ 3f wi' fdfkfif 'f ..?ys,4J3s1,a ,,- - ..,,, s Srxaiiiflff ,sy ,g,..,.qMQzf1gg 55522 fs ,, V Qf',,Qf'-' 1 -f ' 5 h K l I r1wig..5t,:,, ,. . FUUTBHH SUUHD A SQUAD: Front row fleft to righty Lance Pleasants, Mgr., Lorin Warren, Joe Esfepa, Mack Cody, Mike Carbahal, Frank Ramos, Lawrence Fulton, Richard Rojo, Bill Biasi, Adolph Ramos, Sam Biasi, Ronald Snodgrass, Dee Harper, John Lopez, Mgr. Back row-Coach Mermod, Byron Hartzog, Bob Islip, Danny Martinez, John Gonzales, Dick Snow, Clifford Birdwell, Charles Morgan, Carl Ramos, Ray Johnson, George Muncy, Ray Valadez, Noboru Takahashi, Man- uel Martinez, Asst. Coach Chaboya. B SQUAD: Front Row fleft to righty Lance Pleasants, Mgr., Frank Martinez, Bob Hester, Ival Barton, Bob Martin, Sam Lopez, Bob Estepa, Tom Gallagher, Kenny Donaldson, Arthur Hobbs, Lawrence Ioerger. Back row-Coach Hitt, John Ramos, Dale Corbett, Bob Nakai, Ken Nakai, Don Watson, Larry Speer, Bill Pugh, John Phillips, Gregory Evar Frank Martinez. O N My 7 xi 4 iifx Q,.,1' M p n , , t A' 1'5 - vm. Q .5 I V. 'W' V' -- A f 4 A in 'nl E '55, '-,3'....1 ,. 'M Q L x tx X x ' ' 'fm ' AW , ,, Q -, -3 ,. V-U 't, ' ik K M X WW 31,41 5 i, B SUUHU The Winters B's had their second successful season under Coach Hitt. Last year they won the Championship and this year they finished a close second behind Clarksburg. Winters -32 Winters -40 't'Winters-7 'f'Winters-19 'i'Winters -13 '9'Winters -7 'f'Winters-Z0 Benicia-6 Vacaviile-13 Dixon-7 Davis-O Courtland-0 Clarksburg-13 Esparto-12 The Warriors B's scored 138 points in seven games while the opposition scored only 51 points. We have to take off our hats to Mr. Hitt and his B team who did a fine job this season. 'W' League Games Bob Estepa, Frank M. Martinez Don Watson Dale Cobrett Bob Nakai, Ken Nakai, John Ramos, Frank Martinez Jr., Ken Donaldson. ,708 Q 1 ,T :xg A ...Ai 9 -fax!-' , fiifx if JL Tom Gallagher, Laurence Joerger, Bill Pugh, Greg Evaro Sam Lopez Arthur Hobbb Bob He e Ival Barton, Larry Speer, Bob Martin, John Phillips six, First row: fleft to rightj Byron Hartzog, Clinton Ainsworth, Manuel Martinez, 'Bill Biasi, Dan Martinez. Second row Coach Chaboya, Bob Islip, Barry Bellport, Clifford Birdwell, Charles Morgan, Ray Johnson, jimmy Lawrence. H BHSHETBHLL The A's 1954 basketball season was very successful for what little height the team had. They lost three or four close games where more height would have meant af victory. The Warriors started out the season by losing their first three games. Their first win came when they beat the Woodland JV's, 48-Z5, here at Winters. The Varsity started their league play by defeating Davis 46-34. This left the Warriors in a tie with Dixon and Clarksburg for first. Then they lost a close one to Clarksburg Z5-30, to drop. to second behind Dixon and Clarksburg for first. Their third game was played against Dixon which they lost 33-41, to drop to fourth behind Dixon 3-0, Clarksburg 3-0, and Esparto Z-1, The following week they dropped their third straight at Esparto 46-56. Then they knocked off Courtland 46-33 for their second league win. Starting the second half Winters again beat Davis in Davis this time by only one pointg 36-35. The following week they lost their second close game to Clarksburg, this time by two pointsg 35-37. The next week Winters went to Dixon and took the worst beating of the year 32-52. Then the Warriors played their last home game and racked up their highest score of the year in beating Esparto 61-50. The A's dumped Courtland for the second time to end the season in a tie for third and forth. Final Standings Dixon ......... 9-1 Winters ....... 5-5 Davis ..... . . . 3-6 Clarksburg .... 8-Z Esparto ....... 5-5 Courtland . . . . . . 0-10 Winters-Z5 Folsom-32 Winters-40 Rio Vista 52 Winters-31 Benicia-36 Winters-32 Woodland-45 Winters-32 Woodland-45 Winters-47 Benicia-48 Ne w o 'y 49,91 dv C 41 6 lf! A i 1 ummm. E' Fxrst row fleft to Ilghtj Kenny Nakal Mack Cody Noboru Takahashl Bobby Nakal Second row Sam Lopez John Gonzales Ray Valadez Sam Brasr George Wren Th1rd row Coach Mermod Bob Martm Dxck Snow Manuel Cuellar Brll Pugh Rrchard Ro B BHSHETBHH The B's were a well balanced team th1s year most of them were last years C s Champions They had a marvelous 17 2 record and won their last fifteen straight The only two losses came at the hands of Woodland W1nters won the B champ1onsh1p w1th ten w1ns and no defeats Their first game was played on the home court agamst Davis whom they beat 46 32 Then they went to Clarksburg and won the1r second straight 33 11 After the thrid week of play the Warriors had the top spot all to themselves as they dumped D1xon 33 26 and Esparto bowed to Clarksburg Their fourth game against Esparto was the toughest they had all season as they edged Esparto 35 33 The1r last game of tl e f1rst half was played at home where they trounced a wlnless Courtland team 46 23 The Warriors took their s1xth straight from Davis 50 33, then ran it to seven, wholloplng Clarksburg 42 23 They clinched the champ1onsh1p when they beat Dixon 49 35 Esparto again gave the Warr1ors a scare before losing 44 41 The Warriors kept the slate clean beating Courtland 52 42 Final Standulg Winters 10 O Clarksburg 4 6 7 3 Davis 3 7 6 4 Courtland 0 10 Dixon Esparto W1nters 68 Folsom 24 Winters 39 Woodland 25 Winters Winters W1nters 59 Benicia 20 Woodland 36 Woodland Winters Winters W1nters 42 Rio Vlsta 61 Benicia 51 R10 Vista V 'Lf M ffl ' : 1i2445aiW 'i ffifT14 ' Q ' ,,4,,4, ,,,. M... . A 1 4 4 . 4 , X. 1 J Q N I . v n 4 'fp' i y I , 3 .nl .L P I 3 1 4 4 y A , Q ! 4 . ' i ' 1 Q 1 I A 1 V Y ' X 2 3 A Q 9 4 6 4 g 6 4 1 ? 1 I if ' - 3 it 7 ' ' 5 X I of V -4 3 Q 4 4 y 4 y AS Q 4 - f, if 1 4 V X 4 52,4 4 4,4.A . ' 4 l . ' y W ,. ef hx' if M I ' ' , ' ' in L L 1 7 , . . ' Y Y Winters 40 Woodland JVs in ' hr -M wt ' ff x- ' 'fl' ,1'l,' 1..., K fd' :TY-f'??jg xg ' N AX I I , , , ,W,, My First row: fleft to righty Ronny Carner, Johnnie Ramos, Dee Harper, Johnnie Lopez. Second row: Wayne Watterson, Dale Forbis, Dale Hansen, Joe Cuellar, Frankie Martinez Jr. Third row: Coach Hitt, Bobby Kozen, Leland Johnson, Dale Corbett, Arther Hobbs, Frank Martinez, Chris Fernandez. U BHSHETBHLL This year the C's had to learn one of the toughest lessons offered in the world of sports-that of taking a series of loses in the spirit of good sportsmen. Any member of the squad can testify to the fact that things look grim when the odds are consistently against you. Nevertheless, Coach Hitt and his boys kept on fighting and therefore deserve a hand. The C's started out their league play against Davis. The final score was 12- 43. Their next game against Clarksburg was a little closer, but ended 12-23. Their third game was with Dixon who edged ahead 37-26. The C's had Clarks- burg seriously worried, when they came within three points of toppling them. The final score was 23-26. At this point the C's were improving fast. The C's didn't lose their courage and fight even after losing to Courtland 27-32. In the return game with Clarksburg Winters fought their hardest but fell short 19-36. In the re- turn game with Davis the boys had a double obstacle. First, they were up against rough competition, and second, they had to play on Davis' court. The score ll-49. There was no stopping the champion Dixon Rams by a score of 31-11. Playing their last home game made no difference to the C's for they were determined to play their hardest win or lose. 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