This document appears to be from the 1957 yearbook of Holtville High School in California. It includes the names and mottos of graduating classmates. There are also sections honoring achievements, sports teams, memories and classmates who have passed away. The document aims to commemorate the class and their time at Holtville High School.

1. Holtville High
School

2. CLAS
S of
1957

3. Helen Wilson Ashcraft
‚A way to gain a friend is to
be one‛

5. Janice Baker
‚When in doubt - - GIGGLE !!‛

7. Lynn Campbell
‚Work is the road to
success‛

9. Louis Culver
‚A willing heart, a helping
hand, always ready on demand‛

11. Charles Evans
‚The greatest fools in life are
those that don’t fool around at

13. Betty Sue Fulmer
‚If silence were golden, she
would be wealthy‛

15. Bobby Gibbons
‚Great men are too often
unknown‛

17. Earl Gray
‚I like work; it fascinates me; I can
sit and watch it for hours‛

19. Julian Hamilton
‚Let man mind his own
business‛

21. Johnny Henry
‚Our happy
Romeo‛

23. H. D. Ingram
‚Speech is golden; I am solid
brass‛

25. Earlene B. Johnson
‚Those blue eyes never let a
man down yet‛

27. Eunice Johnson
‚All the sweetness of life
collected in one person‛

29. Kim McDonald
‚Always do it yourself, but
put it off as long as possible‛

31. Douglas McGlamary
‚No man is any good without
a woman‛

33. Shirley Norris Nobles
‚Afraid of mice but not of
men‛

35. Merrill Nobles
‚Silence is the first art of
conversation‛

37. Austin Raines
‚Beneath the quiet exterior lies
a fertile mind‛

39. Ann Sanders
‚She’s small, but that doesn’t
cramp her style‛

41. Wacile Sanford
‚A smile is worth a thousand
arguments‛

43. Martha Jane Sharp
‚You are what you are, not what
people think‛

45. Anna Fay Shaw
‚I was born to talk and talk I
must‛

47. Charles Thrasher
‚It takes a little dynamite to make
a lot of noise‛

49. Voncille Tinsley
‚With eyes so bright and smiles
so fair, she captures hearts . . .

51. Bill Todd
‚All great men must die; I don’t feel
so well myself‛

53. Ethel Jane Waites
‚No Quote Available‛

55. Bonnie G. Wilson
‚Men have come; many have
gone, but one didn’t quite make

57. Faye B. Woodfin
‚To love and to be loved‛

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61. Senior Favorites
Wacile
Ann Sanders Sanford

62. Miss
Homecoming
Wacile Sanford

64. Most Best All
Popular Around
Wacile Sanford Eunice Johnson
Kim Charles
McDonald Thrasher

66. Most Likely to Most
Succeed
Ann Sanders
Bashful
Louis Betty Sue Fulmer
Culver Austin Raines

68. Sweetest Best
Faye Woodfin Dressed
Charles Voncille Tinsley
Thrasher Julian Hamilton

70. Best
Dancers
Ann Sanders Cutest
Kim Janice Baker
McDonald Johnny Henry

72. Prettest & Best Friendliest
Looking Lynn Campbell
Eunice Johnson Douglas
Julian Hamilton McGlamry

74. Most Flirtiest
Athletic Magnolia
Peggy Vance Mattingly
Charles Walker Mills Cowling

76. G B G B
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78. CHEERLEADERS

80. Holtville High School
Band

82. Football
Team

84. Basketball Team

86. 1955 Track Team
(with our Classmates)

88. Look at us then
and look at us now.
(pick up your
See any
mirrors)
difference?
If you do, it’s time to
get your eyes
checked because . . .
We Are ‚Forever

90. Remember When
...

96. In Memory of
our
Classmates,
May they

98. Roy Campbell
‚A man must play some in order to
endure his work‛

100. Mills Cowling
‚He is our happy wanderer‛

102. Calvin J.
Desselle
‚Still water flows

104. Jimmy Garner
‚Quiet, modest, and a
friend indeed‛

106. George Glasscock
‚Big, strong, and sleepy‛

108. Robert ‘Don’
Gober
‚I may disagree with what you say, but I
will not deny your right to say it‛

110. Nan Finlayson
Gray
‚No Quote
Available‛

112. George Hall
‚A good time is coming; I wish it
were here‛

114. Magnolia
Mattingly
‚To laugh, live, and love, and to be

116. Webb Shaw
‚A little nonsense now and then is
relished

118. Cecil Sterns, Jr.
‚A good man is hard
to find‛

120. E. J. Thrasher
‚Happy go lucky‛

122. Dorothy Todd
‚Seventy is passing; all above that is
wasted energy‛

124. Peggy Vance
‚Delightful to know‛

126. W. H. Van Matre
‚Little things mean a
lot‛

128. Charles ‘Buddy’
Walker
‚Everybody knows

130. We will sing for Holtville High
School
Wherever we may be.
May those happy days be
cherished
In our fondest memory.
Where the green and white are
flowing - - -
Flowing for our loyalty.