Winters High School - Poppy Yearbook (Winters, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

N. .,-s 21' 1' Q .rx Q X , 1 'X Q , 1 1 6' Af V 3 , AN g f . r r--' 'X r r r, 74. ,V , , s -5 ' 1 Q 3 r--X tm -1 . -,J X Q Nh - ,, L . fx Q f . f , Vx A 'F 0 N-N 1 The Poppy 1955 LZ r f Dedlcutlon The Poppy Staff and Mrs Gray take great pleasure 1n ded1cat1ng th1s lssue of the Poppy to Mrs Rae Wllken m recogmtmn of her four years as a capable and beloved annual advlsor I o o 2 PrincipnI's Message Your Poppy of 1954-55 has had the responsibility of reporting on the classes and activities of the largest student body and faculty enrolled in Winters High School. We anticipate increases in both students and teachers in the next year. New local projects as well as normal growth have accounted for our increased population. As Superior California area increases in numbers and responsibilities the area of Winters must assume its share of such responsibility. Our youth must receive the education required to assume positions of leadership and success as citizens of the area. This education will therefore strengthen our city, our state, and also our country The graduating class of 1955 has played an important roll in adopting its training and experience to a larger school and community. Your accomplishments have been many and your adjustments numerous. We wish you every success in the future. National prosperity, happiness, and peace must result from a strong and well balanced country. Education and youth training must assist in the accomplishment Byron R . Snow I ini' Joan Clinton O x B Leo He 1-1-ala June Stumbles Art Chaboya Hugh Randolph Lo1s Wrlght Jerry Dams Jack Me rmou Wmllxam Pugh Lloyd Adams Marjorle Freeland l ' X ll. . YQ Qu LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Sparks, Francis Butler, Jim McC1ish, Presidentg Weaver Gaddini, Byron Snow. BOARD OF TRUSTEES flirt?-1Z1,, A f-,QM f .-,f . ff N ,,.-,,.,,n W. W, W... vw H ,, L, ., M w-w-1-mfq-vw Secretary Custodian Student CouncH Hr ., .. Q' 1M Q-f,m,.i,, x 1 A A ie. L . FIRST ROW fleft to righty: Harlene Nichols, Nancy McC1ish, Clara Grimes, Mary Vieu, Betty Sunderman, Barry Bellport, Bill Pugh, Carolyn Huchingson, Byron Hartzog, Byron Clark, John Lopez, Charles Olsen . SECOND ROW: Mr. Pugh, Advisor, Betty Martinez, Pearl Martin, Pat Holman, Ray Johnson, Barbara Graf, Ted Vieu, George Wren, John Brinck, Jean Schroeder, Alice Guerard. Student Body Ofhcers FIRST ROW fleft to rightjz Pearl Martin, Bill Pugh, Betty Sunderman, Barry Bellport, Carolyn Huchingson, Byron Hartzog, Pat Holman, Mr. Pugh, Advisor. AI V1 '-L. rf A A Q Seniors f ...ir S N 'N w r. F L ig -1 K' 4 ' gl ' X I , i X . , v ,. A w x R? x Q X Q UW ml 'x M f SX f 5 ff 4 ffl, W P!! f w I ,, BETTY SUNDERMAN MARY LOU KIDDER DICK SNOW KAY BUTLER RAY JOHNSON GPM KAY SPARKS NOBORU TAKAHASHI COLLEEN CLAYTON CRC TN' K I N xgil ' LEO BLAYLOCK ANITA UNDERWOOD DELBERT MAYER 'fm HARLENE NICHOLS FRANK RAMOS BERTIE BIRDWELL 5-:G+ fv- .2 JOHN GONZALES JOAN ALEXANDER LOUIE BISHOP I my e. JEANNE S GGS ROBERT MOORE PAT RUTLEDGE LOUIS INVERNON MARY JANE SILVEY JIM LAWRENCE Q 045, 9 X QQ' WNSYXS1 14 CLASS MEMORIES As we come to the end of our trarl 1n Wmters Hlgh School, we stop to look back over some of the footprmts we have left dur1ng these past four years When we entered as t1m1d llttle papooses there were 45 of us However w got a lxttle blt cocky when we became better orgamzed Our offxcers for the followmg vear we e Presldent John Brmck Secretary Barbara Graf Treasurer Mack Cody Sergeant at Arms, Noboru Takahashm, and Drck Snow, Student Counc1l Representatlve We were very proud to take fxrst place ln the Youth Day Parade w1th our float, Buds of Today Blooms of Tomorrow ' We also entered the float m the Dlxon May Day Parade and won flrst prlze of S25 The annual Freshmen Dance was a v1ce versa called the Sock Hop grven on November 30 It was a b1g success Our sweetheart attendant was Nelda Burket In 1953 we came back as 47 confrdent Sophomores We started the year off rrght by elect1ng offlcers that were capable of carry1ng out themr respons1b1l1t1es Presldent Dee Harper Vlce Presldent, John Lopez Secretary Mary Lou Kldder Treasurer, Barbara Stlles and Sergeant at Arms John Gonzales The Sophomore Hop was glven on December 5 We are very proud that 9 of our boys were on the B Squad of the football team whxch won the Y C A L Champlonshlp Also one of he boys, Ray Johnson was on the Varslty Th1s year our float, Blue Moon won Znd prlze 1n the Youth Day Parade Bemg st1ll powerful and at long last upper classmen we came lnto thls year wrth an enrollment of 49 We gave a Halloween Dance and also the annual Turkey Trot where we gave away a llve turkey In December we were very exclted when we recewed our class rmgs As Jumors we had charge of the concesslons gave our Jumor Prom, on March 26 whlch we had been look1ng forward to for three years The theme was Ebb T1de ' Our representatlve for Glrls' State was Kay Sparks and for Boys' State was Ray Johnson We were very proud to come back as mighty Senlors Our class was shghtly smaller as we had only 42 members Offlcers were John Lopez Pres ldent Ted Ve1u, V1ce Pres1dent, Louxs Invernon, Secretary Bob Ishp Treasurer and Leo Blaylock Sergeant at Arms Th1s year our Youth Day Float was the Sweetheart Float ' It was very beautlful Early rn the year we started makrng preparahons for our announcements for graduatron We dec1ded to graduate 1n Navy Blue caps and gowns Now after four years we are glad to be leavmg to step mto a new l1fe on our own Yet we are a httle sad to be leavmg because we have spent four years here and have had a lot of ups and downs We especxally want to thank our advzsors, Mrs Irvme Mr Adams, Mrs Spafford Mrs Clmton and Mr Chaboya for their patience and understandmg 15 I ' I e v I ' ' 1 e 1 ' ' l I 9 9 I ! . , . , . . - H . . , . 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Sensor I Janlce Adams, belng of sound mmd and body w1ll my abrlrty to mix dates up to both my srsters Clarene and Manlyn I hope they have less mrx ups than I ve had I Joan Alexander, berng of unsound mmd and physlcally unfrt do hereby wxll my abrhty to get along wlth a certarn group of boys to my two srsters Good luck krds you ll need rt and to anyone who s fool enough to take them I wrll my temper and stubborness I John Brrnck rn the year of our pr1nc1ple 1955 do hereby wrll my excess werght to Bobby Anderson I Berne Brrdwell be1ng of unsound mmd and physrcally unfrt do hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to do my homework fevery nrtej to all my cousrns and anyone else who wants ll you foolsl I I Also my stubbomess to Lena Kerth, may you use lf wrsely I Kay Butler, do hereby wlll my unwashed four year old gym shoes to Rosemarre Lopez Watch out Rosemane they are on therr last legs and I don t mean yours! II I Nelda Burket bemg of sound mmd and body do hereby wrll my abrlxty to go steady for two years to Dlane Young Ihope you have as much fun as I have had I Leo Blaylock be1ng of unsound mmd wrll my abrlrty to laugh and tell Jokes to Bob Anderson I Loule Brshop be1ng of unsound mmd and body do hereby w1ll my last prece of used bubble gum fthat's under B R S deskj to the Martmo grrls I Barry Bellport be1ng of reasonably sound mmd and body leave the headaches and the Joys of the Student Body presidency to next year's Student Body Presrdent I Mack Cody be1ng of sound mmd do hereby w1ll my cast toRa1ph Gonzales In hopes he w1ll never have to wear xt I Byron Clark be1ng of sound mrnd and body, wrll my abrlrty to stay out of trouble to Tom Reeves I Colleen Clayton, do hereby wrll my quretness to Karen Chrrste, and may she use rt to the best of her advantage I Barbara Graf do hereby w1ll my herght to V1rg1n1a Russell and hope she sees as much of the world as I have I John Gonzales wrll my vocal volce to Mrss Reynolds I Carolyn Huchrngson wrll my abrllty to get out of playxng gym and st1ll get a B to anyone who rs as lazy as I I Dee Harper w1ll my pmkness to Felrx Valedez and my abrlxty to see Mr Snow at least twrce a week ffor other than scholarly reasonsj to Drck Muller I Pat Holman be1ng of sound mmd and body wlll my back seat drrvlng to my sxster Annette I hope she srts rn the front I Bob Islrp be1ng of sleepy mmd and trred body w1ll my abrlrty to sleep anytlme and any place, to anyone who can fulfxll rt Oh hum! I I Lours Invernon be1ng of ultra sound mmd and body do hereby wrll my well used clarmet reeds to Brll Pugh May he make less squeeks than I drd I Raymond Johnson be1ng of sound mmd w1ll my football Jersey No 3I to Davrd Harrxs My basketball Jersey No I2 to Dale Corbett Mary Lou Krdder, do hereby will all of my freckles to Judy Coombs and good rrddancei I John Lopez, be1ng of sound mmd, and physrcally frt w111 my tenms shoes to Mlke Carbahal Nancy McCl1sh be1ng of sound mmd do not want to wrll anythrng to anyone because I m too Scotch Robert Moore, be1ng of sound mmd and body w1ll success and good luck to anyone who needs lI Pearl Martm, being of wrde eyed and mnocent form hereby wrll my ab1l1ty to get along wlth the students of W H S to Mr Snow and may he have as much luck as I had I Delbert Mayer be1ng of sound mrnd and body w1ll my many trmes of gorng to Alameda to Ken Donaldson and may he get there as many trmes as I drd rn my semor year I Harlene Nichols bemg of unsound mmd and physxcally unfrt don t wrll anythrng I m go1ng to take rt all wxth me because I don t hate anybody enough to w1l1 them what I ve got o ' . . . ' . . . . . ' , . , . , . 9 . . D l . . U . . . . I , . . . . . D . . . . I, Byron Hartzog, will my art chewing-fingemails to Bob Scissor-nails Estepa. I . ' . . . . . . . I, . . , I' . . . , . . . I' . . . . , . , , , I. . . . . I I' . . . . , . . Wls I Marrlyn Potter berng of sound body and mrnd wtll my ab1l1ty to toot on the tuba to anyone who wrll toot good and loud I Roselee Partarn sometxmes berng of sound mrnd and body hereby wrll my beautrful long brown harr to Lynda Morse I also wrll her the hours I spent settrng rt Good luck gall I I I Rrchard Rojo berng of unsound mrnd w1l1 my curly harr to Annette Holman and my mrddle name Lover to M1ke Carbahal I Frank Ramos, wrll my rntellrgence to Fred Rojo may he get along as well as l drd I Patty Rutledge bemg of unsound mxnd and physrcally unfrt do hereby leave my abxlrty to get e gag d IH my semor year to Brenda Halley May she make the best of rt and may she be as happy as I am Drck Snow berng of unsound mrnd wxll my abrlrty to get F s to Roy Kozen Mary Jane Srlvey berng of unsound mrnd do hereby w1ll my abrlrty to have two rmgs to those who have only one I Jeanne Suggs havrng been declared of sound mrnd by Dr Unosrt A F B P a graduate of the famous college of Strarght Jackets and Bars , w1ll my love of a good argument to that person or persons who need strength to state what he or she does or does not belxeve rn I Noboru Takahashx berng of sound mmd and body hereby wtll my mrssrng two front teeth to anyone who loses therr own rn a football game I Amta Underwood bemg of sound mrnd and body do hereby wrll my Spanrsh speakrng abrlrty to Mrss Reynolds I Ted Vreu bemg of unsound body and mrnd wrll my abrlrty to get along wrth the drrver of the Montrcello stage coach to Tom Gallagher I Jlm Lawrence berng of sound mrnd w1ll my art of bemg late to school every year to Dale Brewer and the longest way I found to get home from Sacramento to Bob Martrn and may thrs be carrred out wlsely mar . I I ' . ' . . . ' . . . n e ' ' . ' , . I' . . . . . . , . I, Kay Sparks do hereby will my curly hair and chewed fingemails to Lynda Morse fllappy Chewingj . I' . I . . . . . . ,, ,. . , . . . , I . . . . , NAME vamce Adams Joan Alexander Barry Bellport Berne Brrdwell Loure Brshop Leo Blaylock John Brmck Nelda Burket Kay Butler Byron Clark Colleen Clayton Mack Cody John Gonzales Barbara Graf Dee Harper Byron Hartzog Patrrcra Holman Carolyn Hutchmgson Lours Invernon Bob lslrp Raymond Johnson .hm Lawrence John I Lopez Pearl Martm Delbert Mayer Robert Moore Nancy McCl1sh Harlene Nrchols Roselee Partarn Marrlyn Potter Frank Ramos Rrchard RoJo Patty Rutledge Mary Jane Srlvey Drck Snow Kay Sparks Jeanne Suggs Betty Sunderman Noboru Takahashr Anrta Underwood Ted Vreu NICKNAME an Joame Barry Bert Lukey Leakus Skmny Nelda Butler a Shorty M1 ke Spee dy Barb T 1nk Brg Byrome Paddle Carol Stonewall Wrllre a Lover Boy Lrttle Nlck Oyster Del Paso o Capush Harlene Rosy Potts Woody Rohm Shrlmp Blondre Snowball Sparkle Jeanne Betty Nabou Nrta Skeeter SEEN At Crowder s Poo Wrth Bertre Playrng football Wrth Joan In hrs blue car Everywhere At Harry s In a green Ford On her way home In the Hub In Mermod Manor In a cast Speedlng In a maroon Ford Maklng touchdowns for W H At Carolyn s Walkmg by the statron In the halls with Francrsco Grrndlng Hamburger On the Madrson Hxghway Playrng football Racrng around town Wrth Carole On her way to Montrcello Skrpprng school Wxth a book rn hrs hand Wrrtrng long letters Wrth Frances In one of many cars Reparrrng televrsron sets At Wrlly s Pool Hall Wlth plenty of lrpstrck Not very often At Recreatron Beach At Harry s In a Chevy At Chulrck s Market Takrng notes at Student Body meetmgs Wrth Mack, Frank, and John Wrrh Nelda On buckrng broncs I ' J ' 1 F I R y ' Mary Louise Kidder Mary Lou-1-i---- In H green Bl1iCk B b . . . WEAKNESS Fsparto boy A certam someone Guns A certam guy Grrls Telhng jokes Cashmere sweaters A certarn guy Dancmg L ttle Rock Food Charlene V1rg1n1a A certam tall guy Wrldl1fefOld Crow Four Roses and Old Stagj Carolyn Guess What' ' Franclsco Dancrng Sleep food and clothes Sports Shootrng rats at the Dump Sacramento grrls Grrls One certaln guy A grrl rn Alameda Vlath A certarn guy at S S Butterscotch sundaes Berng out wrth Bob A specral guy from Davrs Cuttrng school Annette 52 Mercury Washrng a specral Chevy Pool Hall Redheads Fudge and Frenchmen 7th Perrod Spamsh Class Two front teeth Marmes Rodeos AMBITION Nurse Housewxfe w th 3 krds Doctor Housewrfe wrth 2 krds Bar fly General 1n the Arr Corps Drrt farmer Secretary Prrvate Secretary Bus drrver for the Montrcello Stage L ne Krndergarten teacher Pro football teacher Cattle rancher School teacher Play fullback for the S F 4Q rs Lawyer Pop srnger Secretary Musrcran To lrve a good lrfe Secretary To hve rn Arabra and have 40 wrves Prlot Secretary Pro baseball player Electrrcal Engrneer Commercral Artrst Arrlrne Hostess To marry and have I2 boys Gym teacher Farmer Play baseball for the New York Grants Housewrfe To get settled Tennrs Champron Pnvate secretary Authoress Sunday School teacher Go through college wrthout flunkrng Housewrfe Own a cattle emprre PROBABLE FATE Caretaker of a zoo Boxer Quarterback for the S F 49 ers Hot rod drrver Wrno Seaman 3rd class Lrfe guard at Seabrrght Beach l-lousewrfe wrth 20 krds Scrub woman Cook at Red s Drrve In Grammar school pr1nc1pal Trcket seller at pro football games Cattle rustler Mother of Ten Tall Men Mascot for the S F 49 ers Bouncer at the Buckhorn Old mard Mother of 6 Saxaphone player for Llberace Emprre State Burldrng wrndow washer Rarsrng rats Bachelor Grease monkey for Unrted Arrlrnes Secretary of Unron O11 rn Pleasonton Manager of the Buckhom Lrght bulb changer Doctors wrfe Prlot Drrvmg beet truck for her Dad Master of a thousand lrttle Tubby's Polrshrng cue sucks at W1lIy s Bench warmer for Wmters Town Team Housewrfe Youngest grandmother rn the U S Undertaker Mother of I2 redheads Mendmg book covers Lady wrestler Get strarght A s rn college Marrred to a Marrne Own two darry cows l , . i . . . . - , ' i ' - l 1 li -- -1 - a ' . T'-1 . , 'e . . - -' Lawyer and Pres. of U.S. --l Custodian of W- H- 5- l' ' , . . . . , , -1ii-1 . --Qi-l . l... ' . ' ' ' ' l1l1l- Junior Cluss FIRST ROW fleft to rightj: lval Barton, Richard Burket, Richard Moore, Thomas Graham, Kay Owings, Jerrylackman, Ricky Roseberry, Dale Forbis, Lance Pleasants, Firman Rubio. SECOND ROW: Don Watson, Dale Corbett, Ken Nakai, Ken Donaldson, Daphine Constant, Annette Holman, Shirley Sattazhan, Zelda Day, Evelyn Wylie, Eleanor Trujillo, Carole Tomlinson, Betty Martinez, Carol Keipe, Virginia Russell. THIRD ROW: Miss Reynolds, Advisor, Peggie Hutchinson, Mary Vieu, Rowena Martino. JoAnn Johnston Jean Schroeder, Ann Martin, Margarita Peralta, Glenda Kidder, Bonnie Thompson, Brenda Halley, Frank Martinez, Jerry Corbett, Mr. Herrala, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: Bob Nakai, Bob Kozen, Lawrence Ioeger, Bill Pugh, Lorin Warren, Mike Carbahal, Sam Biasi, John Perez, Dale Stiles, George Wren, Manuel Cuellar, Roger Johnson, Charles Olson, Roy Sunderman . President - Charles Olsen Treasurer - Evelyn Wylie Vice-President - Mary Vieu Sergeant-at-arms - Ken Nakai Secretary - Eleanor Trujillo The Class of 56 returned this year with fifty students. Our first dance was t.he Turkey Trot. We did well on our concession stands and gave a few sock dances during basketball season. The Prom which we have been looking forward to all year was a big success. We would like to express many thanks to Miss Reynolds and Mr. Herrala for all the time and help they have given us during the past year. -8 Sophomore Class FIRST ROW fleft to righty: Robert Hoiland, John Hubert, Veto Garrett, Chris Fernandez, Heath Notley, Joe Cuellar, Frank Diaz, John Ramos, Frank Martinez, Ronnie Carner, Dale Brewer. SECOND ROW: Bob Hester, Ruth Akao, Pat Tomlinson, Armida Invemon, Bonnie Hartzog, Joann Alexander, Clara Sunderman, Mary Hattabau h Vir inia Ta lor, 8 - E Y Judy Coombs, Jean Horton, Anita Bond, Karen Christe, Marilyn Adams. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mermod, Advisor, Charlene Russell, Carole Parker, Betty Flanery, Frances Rose, Jocelyn West, Clara Mae Grimes, Betty Grimes, Edith Walters, Ruth Jones, Isabel Rojo, Hermalene Sunderman, Florence Nakai, Janet Johnston, Elizabeth Elmhirst, Betty McNaughton, Diane Young, Dorothy Alexander, Alice Guerard, Hortensia Lopez, Mrs. Gray, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: Lee Vaughn, Ronnie Waterbury, Dale Hansen, Jonle Grubbs, Bob Estepa, Larry Conner, Gene McAntosh, Tom Reeves, Arthur Hobbs, Leland Johnson, Tom Gallagher, Wally Snodgrass, Tom Thomson, Ed Martin, Richard Roberts, Carl Kiepe, Frank Rogers. President - Clara Grimes Treasurer - Wally Snodgrass Vice-President - Carole Parker Sergeant-at-arms - Dale Brewer Secretary - Pat Tomlinson The Sophomore Class has had a fairly successful year so far, with a food sale being planned and 'The Sophomore Hop scheduled for November 19th. Our sponsors, as last year, are Mrs. Gray and Mr. Mermod. Freshmen Class FIRST ROW fleft to rightj: Herman Campos, Larry Gr-indheim, Pete Martinez, Tom Pry Iohn Muller, Edmond Hinz, Roy Kozen, Jack Graham, Joe Martinez, Fred Manas, Tom Baker, Bob Anderson. SECOND ROW: Lynda Morse, Gloria Molina, Marjorie Hicks, Rosemarie Lopez, Marva Sheard, Yasuko Takahashi, Barbara Byrd, Helen Trujillo, Faye Kiepe, Evelyn Sunderman, Nancy Schumacher, Lena Keith, Linda Owings. THIRD ROW: Mr. Randolph, Advisor, Susan Moore, Dolores Eilert, Ioyce Bishop, Rosalie Constant, Anna Clifton, Joyce Martino, Nancy Griffin, Clarene Adams, Lois Oliver, Donna Donaldson, Betty Riffenburg, Joyce Hightower, Ruth Young, Miss Stumbles, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Gonzales, David Sparks, Danny Elton, Jesse Bailey, Charles Jones, Fred Rojo, Danny Corbett, Iames Sobba, Iimmy Potter, Paul Carter, Charles Roberts, Gabrial Manas, Gary Moore, Coy Nichols, Dave Harris, Felix Valadez, Larry Gardner. President - David Sparks Treasurer - Gloria Molina Vice -President - Linda Owings Sergeant-at-arms - jack Grahgm Secretary - Rosalie Constant The Freshmen class entered Winters High on September 7. At the Freshmen Reception some of us had to throw papers on the floor, pick them up and again throw them on the floor. After the Freshmen Reception we felt like members of Winters High. X 5 U N xiuxfw is ,NN ORGANIZATIONS ix X ? X WN U X 4242: 'iff .ff 'sw ,an S 55,4 4 ?3E '90 .ag Block W FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty: Kenny Nakai, John Gonzales, Richard Rojo, Sam Biasi, Ray Johnson, Jim Lawrence, Noboru Takahashi, Mike Carbahal, Dale Forbis and Bob Hester. SECOND ROW: Frank Martinez, John Perez, Frank Ramos, Mack Cody, Lorin Warren, Dale Corbett, Bill Pugh, Bob Nakai, Sam Lopez, Dee Harper, John Lopez, and Coach Mermod. THIRD ROW: Bob Kozen, Chris Fernandez, Arthur Hobbs, Louis Invernon, Byron Hartzog, John Brinck, Barry Bellport, Manual Cuellar, George Wren and Bob lslip. G.A.A. FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty: Virginia Russell, Betty Sunderman, Nelda Burket, Linda Owings, Ruth Akao, Colleen Clayton, Lena Keith, Juanita Hanley, Barbara Byrd, Yasuko Takahashi, Armida lnvernon, Pat Tomlinson, JoAnn Alexander, Carol Kiepe, Anita Bond, Mary Hattabaugh, Judy Coombs, Virginia Taylor, Rosemarie Lopez, and Lynda Morris. SECOND ROW: Faye Kiepe, Karen Christie, Charlene Russell, Carole Parker, Gloria Molina, Alice Guerard, Mary Silvey, Lillis Moore, Pearl Martin, Betty Martinez, Nancy Shumacher, Carol Tomlinson, Joan Nelms, Marjorie Hicks, Ruth Young, Betty Riffen- burg, Hortensia Lopez, Mary Lou Kidder, Kay Sparks, Kay Butler. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Elmhirst, Shirley Sattazhan, Betty McNaughton, Zelda Day, Diane Young, Ioan Alexander, Hermaline Sunderman, Florence Nakai, Dorothy Alexander, Glenda Kidder, Daphine Constant, Pat Holman, Carolyn Huchingson, Nancy McClish, Jeanne Suggs, Rosalie Partain, Anita Underwood, Anna Clifton, Donna Donaldson, and Ruth Jones. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Bishop, Barbara Seaton, Peggie Hutch- inson, Edith Walters, Susan Moore, Sylvia Harkins, Mary Vieu, Ann Martin, Clara Grimes, Betty Grimes, Delores Eilert, Rowena Martino, Barbara Graf, Bertie Birdwell, Bonnie Thompson, Jocelyn West, Jean Schroeder, Margarita Peralta, Joyce Martino, Marilyn Potter, Brenda Halley, and Rosalie Constant. Z5 'we , , gs , J y'. ,f A' .Fl Q- .i Ig Q I K ,iii A ' .nr Bond Majorettes fLeft to Righty: Margarita Peralta, Ann Martin, Mary Vieu FIRST ROW: Mr. Adams, Advisorg Anita Bond, Alice Guerard, Barbara Graf, Bob Estepa, Delbert Mayer, Lance Pleasants, Roselee Constant, Ralph Gonzales, Kenny Donaldson SECOND ROW: Clara Sunderman, Hermaline Sunderman, Glenda Kidder, Jean Schroeder, Louis Invernon, Barry Bellport, Rowena Martino, Joyce Martino, Diane Young, Kay Sparks, Kay Butler THIRD ROW: Frank Martinez Jr., Thomas Baker, Rosemarie Lopez, Dale Hansen,-Byron Hartzog, Chris Fernandez, John Perez, Gloria Molina, Dale Forbis FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Porter, Elizabeth Elmhirst, Lillis Moore, George Wren, Charles Olson, Walley Snodgrass, Coy Nichols, Bob Islip, Roy Kozen. Brenda Halley not shown. Chorus FIRST ROW CLeft to Righty: Virginia Russell, Nelda Burket, Betty Sunderman, Bonnie Hartzog, Carole Kiepe, KarenChristie, Lillis Moore, Zelda Day, Kay Sparks, Kay Butler, Mary Kidder, Colleen Clayton SECOND ROW: Daphine Constant, Pearl Martin, Judy Coombs, Nancy McClish, Isabel Rojo, Brenda Halley, Mr. Adams, Advisorg Anita Bond, Virginia Taylor, Charlene Russell, Shirley Sattazahan, Roselee Partain THIRD ROW: Carolyn Huchingson, Betty Grimes, Harlene Nichols, Jocelyn West, Peggy Huchingson, Ruth Young, Barbara Graf, Mary Vieu, Ann Martin. Pat Holman, Annette Holman, Clara Grimes, are not shown. 41 Q- MTw,,,, A 4 :vqfqg ,,-43,1 g 51, cv, ggi? fff f ig f- 2 - . -1 - 4, :- r gg i 53 . L iff? fsizix-f'-S 54 Spunishflub FIRST ROW fLeft to Righty: Roger Johnson, Lawrence Joeger, Richard Moore, Frank Martinez Jr., Dee Harper, Ted Vieu, Lance Pleasants, Kay Owings, Ricky Roseberry SECOND ROW: Anita Underwood, Kay Butler, Mary Lou Kidder, Kay Sparks, Colleen Clayton, Nancy McClish, Mary Vieu, JoAnn Johnston, Ann Martin, Margarita Peralta, Betty McNaughton, Eleanor Trujillo, Carolyn Huchingson, Virginia Russell THIRD ROW: Mrs. Wright, Roselee Partain. Glenda Kidder, Jean Schroeder, Brenda Halley, Pat Holman, Pearl Martin, Barbara Graf, Bob Kozen, John Lopez, Bob Islip, Byron Hartzog FOURTH ROW: Harlene Nichols, John Perez, Lorin Warren, Mike Carbahal, Sam Biasi, John Brinck, Thomas Graham, Charles Olsen, Dick Snow, Byron Clark, Manual Cuellar, luiin Club FIRST ROW fLeft to Rightj: Leland Johnson, Joyce Martino, Diane Young, Alice Guerard, Karen Christie, Chris Fernandez SECOND ROW: Susan Moore, Dolores Eilert, Ruth Jones, Nancy Griffin, Lynda Morse, Janetjohnsron Dale Stiles, Betty Martinez. Yasuko Takahashi, Linda Owings, Mrs. Gray, Advisor THIRD ROW: Tom Thompson, Arthur Hobbs, Dale Hansen Jimmy Potter, James Sobba, Charles Jones, Bob Anderson, Herman Campos, ' 4 ig? H nr 2 ,ss 'E 7 ff c. s.f. I-IRST ROW fleft to rightjz Kay Butler, Alice Guerard, Jean Schroder, Nancy McC1ish, Mary Vieu, Betty Martinez, Carole Parker. SECOND ROW: Noboru Takahashi, Kay Sparks, Barbara Graf, Glenda Kidder, Jocelyn West, Mr. Randolph. THIRD ROW: Richard Burket, Louis lnvernon Barry Bellport, Charles Olsen, Bob lslip, George Wren. Junior Red Cross FIRST ROW fleft to rightb: Virginia Russell, Annette Holman, Jo Ann Johnston, Mary Vieu, Elizabeth Elmherst, Evelyn Wylie, Zelda Day. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Trujillo, Lynda Morse, Jeanne Suggs, Marilyn Potter, Mary Lou Kidder, Rowena Martino, Bonnie Hartzog, Mr. Chaboya. THIRD ROW: Joyce Martino, Diane Young, Lance Pleasants, Fred Rojo, Lawrence Joeger, Nancy Griffin. ll .X Activities X 'L xx N . I i 'V Q 5 55 SS5 .QQ Q55 x5 sxs 5 xii Q 'ivv N i ff y 7 I X xi X 1 i fi K , ,V if 4 Z . f Ml 51v X I i 3 iff?-QNX: 1 ', f f 'K J Q' I - i - I lv X ,, .7 lf' X fi , A 'Q 35 uit 3 1 NQ- ' i I ls- ., f f Worrior Photography i, . I, s Drumutics ' X Q. Radio .gt , September November December January February March April Ma School starts Freshmen Receptlon Freshmen Dance Chorus went to Berkeley Sophomore Dance Mother Daughter Dmner Jun1or sock dance Chr1stmas Dance and Chr1stmas Vacatlon School takes up G A A Sock Dance Jr Red Cross Dance Band and Chorus at C O P Sen1ors V1S1t Sacramento Junlor College Sad1e Hawklns Dance Poppy Show Poppy Show Junlor Prom Senior Skip Day Easter vacatxon starts School takes up F F A Barn Dance Youth Day Small schools track meet F. F. A. Parent Son Banquet Finals Small School Track Meet Baccalaureate Graduation and last day of school 33 HIGHLIGHTS 7 17 12 13 . H 19 8 10 ' Z2 ' 3 7 . . . 4 . 5 10 . . . ,, 11 .. . 17 18 Z5 ' H 'P 7 11 15 . . . 30 y 7 13 14 ZZ Z7 W .,t,i I. ., 5 4 r , , I A is I ' AF f' HW 3 1 Wg, , 9 4' J fi lj 7 uflffifib . 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'V . .... n-.hanffvr x . - ALT' fe ' I ' 'f ,51v , .. m N 'E f 1 f.-1 12 1 .f-, , b irgfifigr-afiif A. - Tl 'J-if - 1 L, Q 1 . l ' Ke.,g:. , , . 41-fl' ,f s'Q-lip' Q' Noboru T3.kahaSh1 M 5' frat, ,.4:i::fzEQEg'-'lr 1' 'U . :H ha- 11' Wayne Watterson Bob Nakai George Wren Bob Islip Dee Harper Louis Invernon Ival Barton Frank Ramos It has been eight years since Winters High has had a Champion Football Team, but the Warriors of 55 have finally broken the record. Thanks to the splendid coaching of Jack Mermod and his assistant, Art Chaboya, the Warriors scored 241 points to their opposition's 51 points. The main highlight of the season was the game in which the Warriors walked off the Dixon field carrying the Coaches, who were responsible for helping them scalp Dixon for the first time in a period of ten years. Yes! The Warriors of 55 won the Championship and deserve to be called real champions. Dick Snow Byron Hartzog John Gonzales , H i LQ V4 . 1 19' w ' a , V. gms' ' I v ' p . Ken Nakai W ' ui R., ,'! bf' ' G! f Barry Bellport FOOTBALL Winters Winters Winters 'W' Winters 'Winters fWinters 'Winters '9'Winters 4'League Games Benicia St. Helena Vacaville Clarks burg Dixon Davis Courtland Esparto Lat inf Dale Corbett Roger Johnson 13 0 13 13 Mike Carbahal 6 6 O 0 John Perez Lorin Warren Sam Biasi Richard Ro Ray Johnson , ,f Bill Pugh 'T Tv W 5 f C Y ' 'lik-..,-M-. --, ' 'pn x 4 'W' 4 ,NR .1 . I Lawrence Joerger 4 EE! !'Cuau-A 1 Q C 5 ...,..l. Football Squads A SQUAD: FIRST ROW qleft to rightjz Ray Johnson, Louis Invernon, Wayne Warterson, George Wren, Lawrence Joeger, Barry Bellport, Bill Pugh, Dee Harper. SECOND ROW: John Perez, Mike Carbahal, Richard Rojo, Sam Biasi, Lorin Warren, Dale Corbett, Frank Ramos, Kenny Nakai, Ival Barton. THIRD ROW: Coach Mermod, John Gonzales Roger Johnson, Bob Islip, Byron Hartzog, Dick Snow, Bobby Nakai, Noburo Takahashi, Ass't. Coach Chaboya, Mgr. Joe Martinez. B SQUAD: FIRST ROW fleft to rightjz Roy Kozen, Bobby Hester, Ralph Gonzales, David Sparks, Larry Gardner, Jack Graham, Felix Valadez. SECOND ROW: Dale Hansen, Charles Roberts, David Harris, Danny Corbett, Jesse Bailey, Veto Garret, Garry Moore. THIRD ROW: Coach Randolph, Arthur Hobbs, Frank Martinez, Joe Cuellar, Ronnie Carner, John Ramos, James Sobba, Fred Roja, Ass't. Coach Davis. 'Q x. A 'li vi. R 1 .1 . , ,Q , .q ,Bbw Hkdgu 1 U . if fwfr .f f. frnfn R ,. V 'K n4.i,2fimE'.Q K0 r' 1 Ly - if R-1 Q J QQ- 45 ff: 'ff R R UMW' O JMR' ':'Qe3:.'-9 L. 7- 'Q 3' ,, gi O CHAMPION WARRIORS '3 .es 6 .id ,.. 1 TK?-:K Ill I ff..gv4 0 1 .N N g, Y 97 K N. t -lu '17 .si fa- ,,. . 1, ,,,,,, W A it .ww-nga, , Q , . . ff.-4 's ' we .wy Although the Junior Varsity didn't break any startling records this year they spent many long hours of effort and sweat trying to achieve that victory that lady luck just wouldn't give them. The Warriors played all their games to the fullest possible capacity. They were the victors of very few games, but if the effort remains the same in 1955, as it was in 1954, Winters High School might have another championship foot- ball team. Danny Corbett not shown. JUNIUR VARSITY ,gg- .a df' sl gr -axon' 3: , .Q T 4 f I I uf ll 4 .M- Yuv- ,.f .. 093' 12? -' -'x 't v4 94.7 img, F? 5, 1 ,ff 4 , A f 9 2:8 if A ,fly inf Tl ' 'hir FIRST ROW fLeft to Righty: Kenny Nakai, Bob Nakai Sam Biasi, Noboru Takahashi Delbert Ma er Mr. Chabo a ach . . y . y C0 SECOND ROW: Dick Snow, John Gonzales, Ray Johnson, Jerry Corbett, John Brinck, Barry Bellport, George Wren Manuel Cuellar. Not shown are Richard Rojo, Mack Cody. A Basketball This was the A's year in basketball. The Varsity was undefeated except in a non-league game with Benicia, and emerged with the Y. C.A. L. championship On the strength of this, the boys were invited to participate in the Gridley tournament, withAnderson, St. Joseph's, Berkeley, Rio Vista, Richmond, Willows, and Gridley. They came home with three trophies-one for winning fourth place in the tournament, one for the best display of sportsmanship and in indi vidual trophy for Ray Johnson who was chosen center on the All Star team picked from the players at Gridley, Final Scores Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters 'l'Winters 4'Winters 53 30 52 62 56 59 46 50 57 John Swett Folsom Vacaville Vacaville Marshall Benicia Benicia Courtland Davis 38 25 42 36 45 54 48 32 30 r'fWinters rkWinters :5'Winters r'fWinters P'-fWinters 4fWinters 'l'Winters P5fWinters Tournament at Gridley Winters 56 Anderson Winters 39 Berkeley Winters 50 St. Josep 46 50 49 h 62 Clarksburg Dixon Esparto Courtland Davis Clarksburg Dixon Esparto 1 . ,Q tx 8 n , , J -?+ if N ' . il Q WWC 'f 32490 FW ' r I I ia I 'PYJ -,fx ,-fx., - Elf, Algi . , I Q 3, 9 ,iryfx lg' 1, In ' 1511 R' 49 IQY 5 'wxx V 55 , ? bv :yy i 3 Q . ,lr , 1 . e - f FIRST ROW QLeft to Rightj: Johnny Lopez, Dale Corbett, Bill Pugh, Arthur Hobbs, Frank Martinez, and Coach Mermod SECOND ROW: Kenny Donaldson, Dee Harper, Bob Kozen, Dale Forbis, Dale Hansen, Ronnie Carner, Tom Thomson, B Basketball Although the B's were a little short on experienced man power, they had a fairly successful season. They had a lot of rugged competition, says Coach Merrnod. At the half of every game the B's were usually ahead by one or two pointsg after that because of the lack of experienced substitutes they slipped to- ward the short end of the score. Although the A's were champs, the B's played the most exciting games in the League, with one or two overtime games. Leland Johnson. League Score s Winters Courtland Winters Davis Winters Clarksburg Winters Dixon Winters Esparto Winters Courtland Winters Davis Winters Clarksburg Winters Dixon Winters Esparto N' A 3525 we ,. ..,fnf,, 4:1 . f v pg Y sig, ,, ' K1 9- -, 'QT' p 1 , gum Bur 'M 'iv !,wx,,.,f.1 ., le. 'aw 'Wx-M W...- ..-..4 N2 M , .lst v 5 g y J LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Roberts, John Ramos, Chris Fernandez, Joe Cuellar, Mr. Herrala, Coach Danny Corbett Bob Hester, Veto Garret, Frank Martinez. fl C Basketball Under the able direction of Mr. Herrala the C's showed some fine sports manship while losing some tough ones, These boys deserve plenty of credit because they didn't back down but kept right in there fighting all the way Final Scores Winters Winters Winters Winters Winters 'lfWinters 'l'Winters '4'Winters Vacaville Vacaville Benicia Benicia Armijo Davis Dixon Esparto 4' League game s '9'Winters '4'Winters 4'Winters '4'Winters '4fWinters '9'Winters '9'Winters Clarksburg Courtland Davis Dixon Esparto Clarksburg Courtland Wi: W s ' I7, 'F , -2 . I ' K4.- FIRST ROW fLeft to Rightj: Davey Sparks, Thomas Baker, Thomas Graham, Felix Valadez, Ralph Gonzales, Roy Kozen, Ioe Martinez, Mr. Herrala, Co ll II Basketball Fred Manus, Pete Martinez. SECOND ROW ach. 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Coach. 3 CC' l -P' .IUNIIIII VAR ITY FIRST ROW fLeft to Rrghtj Joe Cuellar Jerry Weatherford Ronme Carner Joe Frddler Davy Sparks Tom Baker, Ralph Gonzales BACK ROW John Ramos, Roy Kozen Gary Moore George Wren Jerry Corbett Davrd Hams Arthur Hobbs Dale Forbrs Joe Martmez Mr Chaboya Coach 4 'lim .arf S - gif 9 'W ,ex fx if ln! 4? fi x 3? 5 , K ' .4 ,,,. ,,g A' Q, .. sir ' fa A' L' Q , . 4, , . 45, . WV .X . f. mi j , , -.V 'L - , ,, I Aa A WMM., 'Q 'Y ff 3 , ff if , ,.,vi f 01. WiQ?g f 1, 5 .H TV ., . , -. 133 31 fig FN, U. Y A YJ, fx ..,,,. 1- w , s an RQ 'wwf' Q may , 4 f '1f f if Maw ,, 4 D Xt . mum 5 uni I lpwlzu 4, M' 4 Ka ff J xr, ' -f. K 'gw Inf 'gl C r X 395 1- 'ff' 'fn -- an C,-.4 af- ' as ,Q 'I' Q , x ff X z ' 5 S if Ai 4, 'if N if S S K ' f ' 1' J ' teal S p ky .J S . . Y .4 if 1.4 'Q in y ,Wig-5 ir it fa 47 In K is f Q B us' Hn z A ,,,, . rfif'f'j : , fi ll gf .X I I , ' F ,Zn ,N --4 -Qaqnuus. C. .F. 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