California High School - Talon Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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'- 'SfLj1'Pw, :Ju M wt, 'V , qlgz,-'Agy' ' 1 ,vis ' , 4 I an-,'. . ,Y H -a, -'Q' IIUR FIRST STEP 1 . .3-, A 6 4 I 1 ' ' g X f - '- be I W' A' 15' -x 'l', 1 , - v n 1 5 in ' 1 M 17.a41r.uu.S2f T .xi . -all r1i'i3,'hfz'4 wxif-NHNW M3-'44W5F 'QKXQNQY Q:A3l5SQi4NV5lOd6-OIHSU u 4- n f. v ' , Q Q. -Q73 FllllEWllllll As our first year at California High School comes to a close, we loo on a very successful year. It has been one of new experiences, fun, and the creation of a strong spirit. Many customs and traditions have been established which, along with our successes and failures, will be looked back on as our first steps. During this year many people have contributed much of their time and effort to our school. As a small measure of our appreciation and in recognition of their contributions k back we dedicate this annual to them. lll 'l'lllll'l' illllll l 'l'llil'l'llll C. H. Wennerberg Superintendent Y Mae Riccio Di strict Psychologist De Loss Williams District Director of Library Services . 1' . i Leonard Grundy Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent On behalf of the Board of Trustees and the Administration of Whittier Union High School District, l wish to congratulate California High School Student Body on the achievement of its first Annual. Through the years your progress will be observed with the greatest interest and best wishes for ever increasing use- fulness and success. We sincerely hope that as you build, that you will build solidly and well. By this we mean that with the building the builders should also grow. Thereby the growth will not only be in build- ings, but also in the people who will come to them throughout the years to teach and learn. C. H. Wennerberg .lack Lewis District Business Manager Marian W. Hodge District Director of Counseling and Guidance The members of the Board of Trusteeitorm our school policies, guide our school purchases, and approve our budgets. Left to right: C. H. Wennerberg, Maxwell Flanders, R. Lee McNilt, Jr., L. J. Swain, Wallace S, Wiggins, Douglas W. Fergu son, and Jack Lewis. is .c N 2151 x Mrs. Dorothy Seraiino i5iiQS5Kii'1,' azi.,...ff,,g fm . QA! .giil Dean ol Girls llllllllL Allllll I TltA'l'llll mr. Heber Holloway Miss Florence Timmerman Principal Vice Principal This first year at California High School has been a memorable and exciting one. We have all been pioneers and it has been a great thrill to see our high school rise out of a bare field and become a living reality. The same ingenuity that our forefathers showed in the development of the West was evident again and again in our students, teach- ers and parents. l'm convinced more and more each year that the spirit, which has made our country great, is still vitally alive in our young people. Being your principal has been a wonderful and valuable experience for me. I hope that your first year at California High School will be for each of you, too, something you will always cherish and remember. Heber H. Holloway is s ,Az V Mr. Emmett Larson Mr. Daniel Tebbs Director ot Activities Director ot Attendance Mr. Alvin Whitcomb Dean ot Boys Mr. Stan Cramer Director of Athletics FAC L'l'Y Taking an active part in campus activities this year was the Calhi faculty. Their iobs were not only that of teaching but also finding time from their busy schedules to hold positions as advisers for campus clubs, extracurricular activities and chaperoning at school functions. Without the fac- ulty's expert guidance in the organization of rep- resentative boards, traditions, andthe student gov- ernment, such a successful year would not have been possible. One of the highlights of the year for both teach- ers and students was the Faculty-Varsity basket- ball game, which proved so popular that it will be an annual event with the winning team receiv- Q .,, KLNSDON K A' sig, - -I 7 . Q, s. N 6 W X A Q A 50 422 ing the traditional Principal's Trophy. is - ,fy Mr. .lim Alexander Newspaper, Driver Ed. Mr. Lee Arth Business, Athletics ,qw .2 ,,,..s: R 'X' , s -it A , Q ei E ,J- Miss Eleanor Beach Miss Joan Bell Miss Elizabeth Boyd Mr. James Burden Librarian Girls' Athletics Basic Course, Math. Science, Math. , X2 ,A 4, T - A r .- 5 A j. - A 1 i i 1 Mr. Stan Cramer Boys' Athletics Mrs. Jean Duke Basic Course, Math. , . . , , :- Mrs. Katherine Ellison Mr. Donald Halderman Mrs. Grace Hall Mrs. Joan Hatley Basic Course, Business Boys' Athletics, Science language Basic Course, Math. Mr, Charles Heclrel Miss Grace Hetrick Mr. Art Hobson Mr. Robert Holbrook M555 Margaret Jay Mrs, Jean Kqrf Music Business Basic Course Basic Course, Math. library Girls' Athletics, Drama 10 ,Wm n L 4 1 Q 2 .1 I QKL Q L ' .x it Mr. Les Marshall Industrial Arts . .- Q 'I' N ' ' Q ll sci H5 E Mrs. Patricia Mogan Mr. Dan Nay Mr. Ed Nettell Mr. Seabron Nalin Miss Esther Ohman Miss Jeanette Perdew Home Economics Basie Course, Language Mathematics Basic Course Nurse Basic Couric J, 1 -A ly s. it-'31 ,, , u' , Mra Jerry Richards Mr. Tag Rothaermel Mr. Jay Roundy Mr, Alan Sawyer Mrs. Dorothy Serafino Mr. Roland Shutt Language Basic Course, Math. Boys' Athletics Boys' Athletics. Math. Girls' Athletics Art Z., Q g 2 -L, 1 : I ,,- M .i.,: s,5. , Mr. Nelson Swarthout Mr. Dan Tebbs Mr. Sam Travis Mr. Ed Vanderhoven Mr. David Ward Miss Jean Wilson Basic Course, Math. Science Industrial Arts, Athletics Basic Course, Athletics Industrial Arts Basic Course, Math. in W J 1 . life: S x Mrs. Wilma Woods Mrs. Rachel Woolett Mr. John Young Mr. John Zullinger wig: 1 I ,Q 'f , 4-fp -J Mr. Thomas Johnston Mrs. Florence Delaney Mathematics Basic Course, ldrtgvdge Industrial Arts Basic Course, Athletics Adult Principal Basic Course ll AO-f ,ZX i . L22 Left to Right: Arlene Brant, Barbara Bornds, Carolyn McCalIister, Eleanor Horner, Marie Hoehn, Helen Bell. an-sf. , aj , g WWII!! ' : 2 -Q.-,x' f . Y ' 5' ,L .W ' .- -j Q. . X Q? , w Y. 1 p wi s 1 M QE 4541! .., I , ,. '1 seg I 1 Ka XZ kk r . . 'F -- u f :fd nr . ...., 2 V I 3 Y Y ' .v i' Y w All 5 X k N N I l x Snack Shack, Left to Right: Mrs. Oleson, Mrs. Le Claire, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bechner, Mrs. Nell. S 5 5 Custodians, Left to Right: Mr. Kaugos, Mr. Hudson, Mr. Gustafson, Mr. Cox, Mr. Burns, Mr. Moore: Matron, Mrs. LeClaire. l2 I DI PE ABLE Throughout the year, the secretaries, cus- todians and snack-shack workers have con- tributed a great deal in keeping Calhi on a smoothly running schedule. Their iobs have been difficult ones, coping with the various problems presented by our newly organized school. But nevertheless, they came through with flying colors, helping to make this first year a big success. F. 'l'llllllll'l' Credit for the success of our first year rightly belongs to its students. Wholehearted cooperation among all students is a vital element in the formula for a successful high school. We can truthfully say our student body, this first year, has sup- plied this essential quality. They set a standard that will give future Condors a true view of what is necessary to continue making Calhi a fine school. Running any student body is a big iob. Our student body officers have been very successful in coping with the many problems that have arisen during our initial year. With officers, students, and faculty working together, we can build a school to be proud of. S 'hn- i ' 1 li I 4 f xg ,Q . 04' 9 X x 5 5 N s 5 5 S W ik . - K lu? v e , ecx ,A Ed Fergvwn Jim McKibben President Vice President ' ' TUDENT BUDY HFFICER Elections were held in May for seven ASB officers as directed in the newly written California constitution. ln order to provide for the provisions as to the officers, representatives from each basic course class were engaged in drawing up CaIhi's constitution. The officers are: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Social Chairman, and Publicity Chairman. Eddie Ferguson was Calhi's first student body president. Other first year officers were: Jim McKibben, Tova Siegmund, Joan Hen- derson, Gerry Rapp, and Ronnie Black. Tova Siegmund Secretary .loan Henderson Ronnie Black Gerry Rapp Social Chairman Treasurer Publicity Chairman Q0 7' A 4 - it , ,., ,, v Q0 s H 4 . . . u df' T Kenny Baker, David Beard, Bob Beaver, Dina Beckwith, Sandra Burns, Joe Cranston, Sharon Curtis, Manuel Elizarrara, Karen Fisher, Don Fording, Bonnie Gottilieb, Ken Handorf, John Kabisch, Barbara Lauchert, Sharon Lester, Marlene Logan, Darwin McDonald, Robin Mead, Dominic Melendrez, Larry O'Connell, Dick Patton, Julie Polzin, Dick Riene, Lyn Stonebreaker, Don Weaver, and Perry Willsey. 'l' llllll'l' ClllllllUlL, ll ll fl IIYELL Lllilllllll Elected Student Council, yell and song leaders have been in the spotlight this year. The song leaders and the yell leaders were most active in the fall of the year, participating in rallies and attending almost all the basketball and football games. The newly organized Student Council was composed of an elected representative of each basic course class. 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I ji! y A Q X D Q, fkv I ,AM Curtis Williamson Donald Vaupel Adele Veil Nila Vest Rollin Vlach Suzanne Vyskocil Mildred Walker Bob Walker Caroline Wallace Bill Wilhelm Marcia Wayte Don Weaver Bill Weirich Linda Wharram Gary Witcher Julie White Jerry Wilhile Frances Wilke Clifford Wilkerson Keith Williams Mary Lou Williams Richard Williams Donna Willingham Larane Willson Bill Wilson Dorothy Wilson James R. Wilson James T. Wilson Bob Wilson Samuel Winners Terry Winters John Wrather Richard Wunder Richard Yosl Lonnie Yost Paul Zuver Ann Aldrich Allen Anderson Barbara Anderson Sandy Berg Don Brook Betty Ann Young Jo Bullard Jeannette Zike Bob Burdell Dick Coleman Richard Crescio Pat Crookham Sharon Cross Chuck Curran Ronnie Curtis Dorthy Darrow Sue Davidson Jerry Davis Ed Day Terry Doyle Mary Dunn Loretta Ford Phyllis Harrison Dolliie Hopkins Frances Hughes 1' 4' 7 ' '-usa' 2 4 I R I 0 3 f- ' 'N . 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Classes in future years will appreciate the good iudgment of this sophomore council. Bob Welsh Ann Whitmer Don Wilder Dale Woods 22 Back row, left to right: Lonnie Yost, Ronnie Black, Bill Wilson, Frank Dell, Edith Hall, Judy Graham, Beth Mundy, Bill Andrews, Jack' Holman, Myron Puckett, Liz Taylor, Mrs. Jean Duke. Front row: Jim Wil- son, Don Weaver, Julie Polzin, Ann Jorgensen, Betty Ann Young, Tova Siegmund, Pat Hopkins, Mona Gunn, Marcia Wayte, Pat Burke, Gerry Rapp, Nancy Beck, Helen Montenegro. F RE'HMA miss ,I ,km yi-S iff .f 1 xi w.4 . All ff, K l ea Ml'-'16 , J lllr , lull ' i ai' 5' ' 7. . 1- -- A J 4 J - J - if ' . 'fr ':.'f5f-'-:I X -. -. 12: ..-.-. -I--INF! K Y ff lim Arlene Alcorn Janet Alford Brenda Anderson Judy Anderson Bill Argo Charles Arrona Jean Artinger Richard Boker Louise Aughenbaugh Ruth Ballard Jim Austin Joyce Barns Lorraine Ayela Dano Barton Anita Babb Bob Bothgate Ken Boker Pot Beach Dina Beckwith Judy Bennett ffm A W ,- Suzanne Boone V Q ' 2 5 JoAnn Beer Ralph Bellllel' Bob Bgogtrom Bobs Belonger Richard Beyea Ronald Boren John Bell Lawanna Blackman Don Bqsgermgn Sylvia Bell Johnnie Blandhette Gary Bond.-eau Rosie Beltran Carl Bock Penny Bowden AA I -Q-:vi t X 2. f .i ,. -' 4 Q, .elwyizq , I ,K -H.. 4 -'fi . Judy Bowen Margie Bowlsby Evelyn Boyd Janet Boyer Frank Bridges Rickey Biggs vw Lucille Brock Gary Brown Kehoulani Brunsi Michael Brussean Herman Brussow Alice Buckwolter 23 'r 'nv ,dl U . 0 C il v , 1 1 . V A C f '-' in . 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M I i N is i A A iff Gary Kitching Jane Larsen Patsy Lopez Diane McCune Albert Martin Spencer Mendivil Jo Morris Richard Nobile Robert Klein Brenda Lashbrook Betty Lowry Judith McGee Mary Ann Masciave John Metzler Roberta Nathan Bob Norberg James Krahulik Jeanine le Bel Jeanette Luker Marlene McGuire Vincent Masciave John Mihaylo Judy Nealy Virginia Norris Carol Knox Jimmy Lee Gerald Lucas Fred McMinn Sue Mathis Jane Miller Truett Neathery Pete Norton Stanley Kubiclni Wilma Lee Pat Lynch Louella McWilliams James Maxey Jean Lamb Elizabeth Leiby Tom McCarty Joan MacLean Patricia Moy William Langford Mel Link George McClellan James Mahlstede Jim Mead Roger Lapp Barbara Ann Lewis Norman McCrackenBryan Manley Dominic Melendrez Mike Miller June Moline James Nutter Elinor Oakley Darlene Nelsen Douglas Nelson Janice Mollenhauer James Newmann Mary O'Brien Wayne Moore Jeanine Nielson Angela Ocana J ai J 2. fr 374 A 'ff ...c .J et e, t J r J- f in ,ss AS'R ?' 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J V ff 'A l - J Y 'A L' Sally Siegman Jerry Smith Bill Solinger Jghn Stewart Janet Simmerman Riva Smith Martha Southern Pat Stewart Gary Simonetti Nancy Smith Judy Spanks Alben Stone Charles Slater Shirley Page Barry Starr Lyn Stonebrqker Sandra Slinkard Roger Smith La Verne Stalnbrook Fred James Linda Smart Sondra Smith Janice Stepp Ray Stout Charles Smith Warren Smith David Stewart Wayne Stringer Deanna Smith Russell Sneddon Donna Stewart Bqrbgrg Summers Judy Summers Earl Sundquist John Swain Barry Tarr Jacqueline Tay Tom Tomecko Mike Torlen Gloria Tresner Alice Ulrich Rees Vandenburg Danny Vandervier Richard VeDel lor Susan Veitch Connie Walker John Waggoner Bob Wakerman Carol Walker Kathleen Waller Burnis Washam Perry Willsey Analee Waters Joanna Watts David West Dave Westmorel and Joanne Wharran Jani White Bill Wilhelm Janice Wilkerson Joe Willsey Barry Williams Louis Mates James Williams Q,-5 :L J Q ,A B Q fi fi , A 'ii - x.- , ' ' 'Q e ' VBR: ' A , M., , K : f- 5 .-'.'-': E i h K lf 'X ' '1-file. sf' ' -f V 2 N J B I y h ln X. ,W-. 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L-4 -- 'Ar-,,. auf' ' 5 3 'Fifi :ve-z : . ,- - ' - - .' , v 25 Richard Baker Carolyn Beebe Ken Bell Judy Bannell Tom Bourne Harry Boyd James Brady 'fd Alan Caneau Roberl Deidge Louise Gerad John Hammis Sophia Carrera Raymond Dover Edmund Gibbs john Harmon Ronnie Celleland Porlia Dumphy Dennis Gieck Lorna Harrison Belly Church Robert Du Quesnay Ronnie Gilliland Jerry Hinn Barbara Clark Gordon Evans John Gragg Carolyn Herrick David Cochran Karen Fischer Pal Grallon Judy Benell David Corte Charles Francis Billy Green Belly Joyce Judilh Garrison Wiinford Green Tom Kirl Margie Bricherslaff Sharon Curlis Bob Klein Melvin Koppers James laurilzen Beverly Lockharl Ronnie Lucas Paula Maley Michael McGrath Laus Monles . L5 -- .Y x K 'J , y 4 4 ,f , 1: iw Q. , Q-1 ' 6 c 4 ' B J R B' L s C- I? JSR, ' ' l J A 1- ., ' ' '- .011 'fi' girls 3' Hail: ..-fdfi . awe. '- 51:1 1914: B' Lf y ,, b iw, W W f 1-... ix f ,z '- Ke Yi 7 'zz' li f' 9 in r Q. Claudelle Moore Ronald Myers Kenny Neville Joe Noggle Bob Narberg Janice Overlin James Paolinelli Robert Pelnarsch l in Eli, fu F Ah in , .. f , ,fr .' ' . wa. ' uf J. .... yr fm J ,W ov- .45 ' S l Qvlb -1 HF Nb 9. 1,, 2 03 n ay' Nav : A 'M Jordon Price Harrold Probert Arlhur Rainsey Nancy Robbins Bob Robinson Ben Roll: Sally Saunders John Shallenbur - - , l wit' l f 410 -9 R I 1: Y . fl A S me Y isis Q 42, - 'S+' , -- Pat Sharp Marsha Sperline John Vermeer Donna Wick Pat Sharp Sherrill Stalker Stewart Waldrip Bob Weibert Meredith Simmons George Strong Virginia Walwick Lawrence Willson Mike Slonaker Charles Trent Janet Wampler Suzie Williams QL -4-. Paul Wilson John Wood Joanne Wharram Put Woods Linda Wofford Judy Woodell Ingrid Wolffromm Ken Womach 1 N9 E7 Daniel Wonwood Dennis Word Fred Yatani Judith Yotes 'fx ,ay 'o eff? Quai 6 Ralph Yates Gloria Yost Warren Young U0 lllllt illl'l'llllTlll California students have been very active in their first year in forming new clubs. Each club at Calhi has established their consti- tution which provides the way the club will be run in the future. Every student at Calhi has had the opportunity at one time or an- other to join at least one club or participate in at least one activity. The different activities that we have around the campus have been successful due to the hard work that the students who have par- ticipated in clubs and activities have put into them. The students have not only enioyed working and putting in their time but they have also been proud of the outcome of their efforts. 5 Q O 5 1 9 Q ,Y g Front row: Dan Diebel, Melvin Coppers, Jon Redd, John Wood, John Artinger, David Carte. Middle row: John Gragg, Richard Williams, Norman McCracken, Tom Tomecko, lan Hodges, Jim Mahlsteade, Spencer Mendivil. Back row: Mr. Heckel, Dick Beyea, Ronald Rucker, Ralph Beutler, Gary Boudreau, Robert Boustrom. llll llllll BA ll Typical of the growth of the school has been the organization of the Cali- fornia High School band, under the direction of Mr. Charles Heckel, music teacher. Next year the school will have a marching band, adding to the color and excite- ment ot the school year. ln the picture above, members of the beginning band are shown and below a grouping ofthe advanced band. These members have appeared at many football and basketball games to rally the spirits of enthusiastic Condors and Condorettes. Nab Front row: Alison Riddle, Hal Fitzgerald, Roger Bradshaw, Eddie Pantaga, Gary Simonetti. Middle row: Elaine Garris, Janet Alford, Richard Garcia, Ken Reid, Gerry Rainwater, Charles Ellis,'Francis Wilke, Janice Harr,PhyIIislReutebuch.iThird row: Pat Rodebush, Jon Hugstrand, Robert Klien, Bruce Ereckson, Ronald Bulow, Mr. Heckel, Warren Young, Dan Morehouse,Harry Bennett, Wintred Green. ADVA BED GLEE UL B s s gf lst ,S is Front row left to right: Janet Moore, Helen Montenegro, Pat Hopkins, Joyce Shook, Louise Garnett, Linda Steele. Middle row: Adelle Veil, Donna Barber, Janet Quesinberry, Adrienne Foxen, Judy Furginsan Janet Boyer, Rachel Torres. Back row: Kathleen Newcomb, Barbara Richards, Paula Kahl, Winnfred Mauk, Mr. Henkel, Virginia Mosqueda, Sharon Lester, Betty Downs, Marylou Williams. BEGINN NG GLEE UL B X, , R 1 7 nv Front row: Judy. Hammond, Kathy Emsholt, Mary Lou Richards, Margaret Ripley, Roberta Hawkins, Lewella McWilliams. Middle row: Judy Cahrlton, Lorna Harrison, Carol Dogherty, Pat Woods, Jean Art- inger, Joan Ellis, Robbie Nathan. Back row: Mr. Heckel, Arlene Alcorn, Madge Putman, Karen Saunders, .loan Howard, Barbara Lewis, Eleanor Oakely, Sally Siegmund, Pauline Dube. 33 wi... i1P,,, i C0 llllll BLUE F' V-. ,711 , VA W -. I' ' - i' k,K kW 3,25 sf , l Y . 1 .. ' v 2f - .. Fourth row, left to right: Donna Willingham, Sean Sweeney, Sylvia Mulack, Mykell Hogin, Joyce Shook, Mildred Walker, Virginia Mosqueda, Marilyn Jestes, Cheryl Stine. Third row: Helen Langham, Pat Smith, Georgiana Borner, Janet Quesenberry, Dianna Robbins, Betty Downs, Sharon Lester, Shirley Patterson, Loretta Ford, Mary Lou Williams. Second row: Edith Hall, Donna Kahm, Jody Qualls, Patty Hopkins, Sue Fitzgerol, Judy Jung, Norma Sneed, Sue Tanner, Karen Cessna, Barbara Lauchert, Carol King. First row: Tova Siegmund, Beverly Tebbs, Julie Polzin, Ayn Jorgenson, Ann Aldrick, Betty Swenson, Terilee Smallwood, Nancy Beck, Patty Burke, Mona Gunn, Joyce McClellan. The girls who were the first members of Calhi's Drill Team, elected 'Condor Blues' as their permanent name. ,eff During the school year, the 'Condor iff' Blues' performed at many home football games, usually presenting pom-pom stunts in the stands, At the First Annual Football Carnival, the 'Condor Blues' were the only drill team to do stunts in the stands, though they also did their first routine of the season on the field. They practiced many hours after school and at their gym period for this Football Carnival and again for their Jingle Bells routine in the Christ- mas assembly. The baton twirlers did not perform this year because they had not been chosen until late in April. They were chosen by faculty iudges from a class of baton twirl- ers under the direction of Mr. Charles Heckel. Along with the drill team they will be a familiar sight next year on the fields. Baton twirlers, standing: Barbara Peterson, Veleta Monson, Eleanor McKinley. Kneeling: Jo Ann Beer, Sandy Barber. ss . t .-1 ,. ,-- .- wg, tg r ' A S V . S' lr x gl Y-9 - 5, Vivid vii LY Q VF 4' figs-6' of ,,. 'C 'J . ?f :4 ie -on L 'Caltittindennen W ni. - ' , s W-mt . L. nmrmm l ' flf ttrack Wednesday , , 'QQ In league Game 4HVSiT112Y'F1 1'-aiftiiilifffiii,' , 1, ,ff wqff H L- tfvtliibfzzi .4,.. ' - 'f' alpxffrrli Jw A4 ..t:: .,x, . A 94:-xt' rip Q 'X ,i B A fav M we ., it., ' 4 a wx .li ii--Ai-13, , ' s Talent Show Plans ' Progress llittlfllt r lr '9t'-Vpx::9?'.i-xl' U 1 NW THB We ::p':2.:f::11:S:..i:r Oi Q . ,,.uq, roNglvJfcFP4- 0 0 I ,Wm , K There are all types ot students which 5, mm ' s L. W make the difference between a first class , '43, calm? of Fffst . - M high school and a mediocre one. One group D f ,ms msfllllfltln 'L if in the top category is the Californian iour- A swffl WP San nalists. Throughout the year, the paper has utation in the views of its -i.. upheld a high rep readers. Among the editions put out were the April Fool and the Constitution papers which were well edited and received. Being the paper's first year, it has been run by the Cub Report- ' ' f Mr. class under the able direction 0 , ie 'Mber Mbefing ing - Jim Alexander. t d 'll Loretta Ford Roberta A Buck row:'Cherry Doese, Sue Mathis, Roberta Howell, Betty Lowry, Fran Re eww , , Ellis, larry Flores, Sue Fitzgerel. Front row: Pat Lynch, ,Marilyn Juday, Betty Juckett, Karen Fischer, ' L Bel, Bill Langford, Don Vaupel, and Mr. Jim Alexander, Lenore Hanus, Marcia Wayte, Jeanine e advisor. 'rl 1 .rs PllllLllll'l'Y lllllllllll'l l'll Left to right: Marilyn Bleak, Pat Smith, Gerry Rapp, Beth Mundy, Pat Brennan, Jeanette luker, Gail Glavin, and Susan Veitch. Under the able direction of publicity chairman, Gerry Rapp, . the committee working on publicizing all school activities has been a busy group this year. Painting posters for dances and games has been the main iob of the students. Snapping photos for the Talon and the Californian has been the main activity this year for the photography class under the supervision of Mr. Roland Shutt. The shutterbugs have worked hard and learned to take and develop pictures. l'llll'l'llllll1lPllEll 11 at 31 G or- Back row: Jim Ryan, Manuel Elizararas, Robin Mead, David West, Mr. Shutt. Middle row: Jacky Luck, Darlene Fry, Ronnie Michals, Rohnie Smith, Eleanor McKinley. Front row:,Dick Williams, Kit Pluck, Sue Davidson, Mariorie Kerby, Donna Marshall, Not shown: John Kabish, Bill Meyers, and Roger Pitts. PEI' llltlll Back row, left to right: Nancy Smith, Sally Siegmund, Jerry Kiger, Frances.Redewill, Roberta Ellis, Mr. Rothaermel. Middle row: Bob Pelikqn, Tedi Samuels, Bill Andrews, Jim Willson, Bob Wilson, Kathy Forsnas, Myron Puckett. Front row: Betty Young, Cross, Marcia A lllll-lll Louise Garnett, Mary Mclain, Lynne Hall, Sharon Wayte. Devoting much of their time to Calhi, the members of the Pep Club have done a wonderful job of promoting a strong school spirit, The club, under the super- vision of Mr. Tag Rothaermel, staged pep assemblies before games, and spent long hours after school painting signs and posters. Under the direction of Miss Eleanor Beach, the Audio-Visual Club learned how to operate movie proiectors and tape recorders. With this knowledge they were given licenses as proiection- ists. AL UL ll x Jn. F Back row, left to right: Miss Beach, Judy Yates, Jon Redd, Dennis Griffith, Bob Mills, Gerald Weaver, Paul Kahl, Don Goldin, Jordan Price, Karl Price, Dina Beckwith, Steve Millman. Middle row: Manuel Elizarraras, Tom McCarty, Richard Partee, Bill Langford, AI Martin. Front row: Ed Oppenheimer lVice Presidentl, Jean Ensman lSecretary-Treasurerl, Bill Sowell lPresidentJ. 6 37 ,E 'l'AMl' CL ll R.: ' F' 1 I I D C Back row, left to right: Mr. Sawyer, Lenord Dockstader, Harry Boyd, Eugene Horstall, Johnny Veermeer, Hal Jones. Front row: Rex Reoder, Kit Fluck, Danny Vandevier, Bob Potter, Judy Yates. I N sl I 1 ' X Q ,-, N ' ' fr W f 1 ' s A 4 ' N n - y , . ll I I ' cm on umm Back row, left to right: Geny Lucas, Wayne Wilhelm, Jordan Price, Jerry Wilkite, Jerry Ellis, Gary Kitching, Ed Oppenheimer, Larry O'ConneIl, Reese Vandenburg, Tom Ott, Bob Norberg, Mike Slonaker. Cel Martin, Bill Longford. Front row: Mr. Burden, Rex Reader, Mike Brusseuu, Richard Nobile, Dona Barton, Virginia Norris, Judy Yates, Judy Spanks, Sandra Johnson, Judy Palm, Meredith Simmons, Terry Cochran, Ronny Robinson. , Y if An important day in the history of California High School was the signing of the constitution. Affixing their signatures to the new document are members of the constitutional committee who are, left to right: lynn Powley, Bob Cother, Nannette Salih, Edith Hall, Don Weaver, Steve Polzin, Brenda Tllli llll TIT Tlll Lashbrook and Frances Redewill. The purpose of the constitution shall be to promote the general welfare of the students, to direct all student activities, to practice democratic procedure and application, and to uphold the good name and traditions of California High School. That is Article ll of the newly established California High School Constitution. It has been set up by the students for the students of Calhi. Mr. Seabron Nolin and Mr. Emmett Larson advised the students while Mrs. Grace Hall, Mr. Robert Holbrook and Mrs. Wilma Woods are the mem- bers of the faculty who served as committee advisors. Bob Cother acted as the president ofthe consti- tution committee and provided that extra spark that was necessary so very often to step up the work of the group. Our constitution was estab- lished for one purpose, to let the students have a voice in the way that the California High School student body government will function in the future. Ar, Some of the Basic Course class representatives who worked on the constitution are, back row, left to right: Roberta Ellis, Gail Glavin, Bonnie Randel, Betty Swenson, Linda Wofford, Janeen Panagos, Nannette Salih, Mr. Seabran Nolin. Front row: Wilma lee, Louise Regret, Kathleen Waller, Gerry Rapp, Edith Hall, Tova Siegmund, Sharon Cross, Joanna Watts, Frances Rediwell. Other members of the constitutional committee were Jack Brink, Ted Santa Maria, Bob lanes, Bob Klein, Janice Overlin, Brenda Lashbrook, Roberta Nathan, Gerry Bockoven, Don Weaver, Steve Polzin, John Hammersly, Darlene Nelson, Kay Jackson, Ken Crossman, Ralph Yates, Dominic Melandrez, I Larry Willson, Linda Steel, Mykell Hogin, Ernie Jensen, Karen Cessna, Ann Hardie, Ronald Rucker, Barry Starr, Bob Herrell, Dan Morehouse, Brenda Anderson, Carol Clark, Eddie Meyers, Deanna Smith, Kahaulani Brunson, Judy Nealy, Pat Smith, Virginia Mosqueda, Dick Trueblood, Betty Dubay, Bob F Cother, Nela Vest, Gloria Lukens, Lynn Powley, Shirley lckes. 0 -4 .. -mi' iii fi re- ...ggi ww ! 7 'gs Nr: I A 1. . y vi Back row, left to right: Mrs. Jean Korf, Helen Banks, Betty Swenson, Jeanie Walrich, Shirley Patterson, Edith Hall, Elizabeth Taylor, Patsy Humiston, Richard Reiniohn, Kathy Forsnas, Ann Pollard, Jim Morrison, Janet Hay, Darlene Fry, David Stuart. Front row: Louise Regret, Jody Qualls, Pat Crookham, Nancy Beck, Sharlene Hawes, Jeanie Ensman, Roberta Hilton, Virginia Norris. llllAMA A ll M Slll UL ll The Drama Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Jean Korf, was active in presenting short skits to P.T.A. members and other organizations. One of the highlights of the year was sending four student members to participate in the Pasa- dena Playhouse Annual Student Play Tournament, compet- ing against seniors from thirty other high schools in South- ern California. Do, re, me, fa, so, Ia, te, do-If you happened to walk in on a club meeting some morning and heard this, you would be in none other than the Music Club of Calhi. Mr. Ed Nettell, advisor for the club, has helped quite a bit with the many activities in which this group has partici- pated. One of the highlights of the year for this group was a Record Concert for the student body, which proved successful for the club. -' JJ-.S - f I Ju by -'Od by A' and Jw? Quofmhy r 1,-8 , 41. le fs . O f. , ,H ofsnqs U :Ce nd '76 00:92 Ugrse om Go Back row, left to right: Richard Wunder, Elaine Garris, Virginia Mosqueda, Janet Quisenberry, Mr. Ed Nettell. Front rowgSharlene Hawes, linda Steele Carol McDermott. DEBATE,FJLA. c, A D iUHOLlRUHlP Anybody for an argument! lf so, try cmd attend one of the Debate Club's meetings next year. The purpose of the Debate Club is to argue different points until someone gives in, Mr. Nel- son Swarthout, advisor for the club, has provided the club with many different topics ' which they have had the privilege of arguing over in the past year. The girls who were members of the FHA accomplished many proiects and social functions this year. A special group was designed to form a consti- tution while others planned activities and parties for themselves and a few friends. At Christmas, the FHA was re- sponsible for making corsages for the women faculty and for holding a suc- uti' cessful party exclusively for all home Ill ll economic students. ., The Scholarship Society represents the outstanding students who excell in their academic activities at Calhi. Many students earned membership following the first semester's grades, when the group was organized. Throughout the year the society has sponsored several cake sales in the quad. Back row, left to right. Roberta Ellis, Janice Mollenhauer, Mona Gunn, Carol Ann Peterson, Sharon Curtis, Wilma Lee, Judy Hanson, Donna Kahm, Pat Tunstill, Eddie Ferguson, Jim McKibben, Don Weaver, Myron Puckett, Dick Trueblood, Dick Eastin, Dave Burnett. Front row: Tedi Samuels, Lynn Hall, Judy Goff, Beth Mundy, Helen Montenegro, Janet Hay, Sally Saunders, Nancy Russell, Karen Fisher, Joanna Watts, Judy Russell, Joan MacLean, Sandy Slinkard, Joanne Whcrram, Elaine Garris. Members not shown: Judy Anderson, Ronald Bulow, Sondra Catling, Pat Cooper, Sharon Dollar, Kathy Emshott, Fred Hemphil, Sandra Johnson, Keya Keyes, Gary Kitching, Marlene McGuire, Albert Martin, Jim Mead, Roseann Reidenback, Ronny Robinson, Sharon Senac, Roger Smith, Judy Spanks, Judy Summers, Janet White, Donna Wick, Ingrid Wolfframm, Ralph Yates, David Beard, Sharon Cross, Katl1y,Forsnas, Bill Hayes, Anita Jordan, Barbara Lauchert, Joyce McClellan, Richard Reiniohn, Ronald Rucker, Joyce Shook, Richard Wunder. Back row, left to right: Judy Graham, Ann Aldrich, Lester Lomax, Jim Ccnger, Don Smith, Don Brooks, Virginia Mosqueda, Ronnie Edgbert, Lyn Stonebraker, David Beard, Mrs. Rachel Woolet, Betty DuBay, Barbara Crenshaw, Carol Daugherty. Front row, left to right: Glenn Crove, Anthony Sciacca, Bob Diaz, Lonny Yost, Jackie Luck, Julie Polzin, Mr. Jerrel Richards. UUNTINENTALS, LA'l'l The name 'Continental Club' was chosen because the club is composed of the members of the Spanish, German, French, and Latin Clubs, The Continental Club meets four times a year to plan and discuss their activi- ties. The purpose of this club is to 'further their knowledge of the countries studied. Bock row, left to right: Ann Aldrich, Judy Graham, Pat Humiston, Marilyn Juday, Bob David, Veleta Monson, Eddie Ferguson, Bill Weirick, John Lauritzen. Middle row: Frances Wilke, Alison Riddle, Donna Kahm, Jeannie Ensman, Pat Tunstill, Judy Hansen, Patty Burke, Barbara Peterson, Myron Puckett. Front row: Dick Packer, Steve Manning, Tom Pasqua, Alan Mcliittrick, Richard Wunder, Bill Andrews, Don Weaver, Jim Romig. Back raw, left to right: Marilyn Ross, Helen Langham, Alan Cook, Ronald Rucker, Betty Du- Bay, David Beard lPresidentl. Front row: Joyce McClellan, Kay O'Donnell, Delores Steele, lor- etta Ford, Jackie Luck. PA l H Although not the Spanish Club, these students show the collection of Mexi- can Sarapes and pottery that is in room where Spanish is taught. Front row, left to right: Mary Sayler, John Ver- , meer, Mike Slonaker. Middle row: Darlene Fry Patricia May, Janice Harr, Betty Lowry, Lee Ham- ilton. Back row: Marsha Shelton, Brenda Ander- son, Albert Stone, Ben Saporito. X .Q' .vp II tv FR CH The members of the French Club viewed films, listened to records, and learned more about French culture at their meetings, They also went on a field trip to a French restau- rant where entertainment was provided by several of the students including a dog act with Alfonso Chicasphsy, the invisible dog, trained by Bob Jones, Roger Hendricson, and ofcourse his invisible trainer. Altogether, the students enioyed this side of their studying of France very much. FREIB RG Our Freiburg Club was organized with the some purpose and aims as the Club of Whit- tier High. We chose the Proste Hulsrath Gymnasium in Freiburg as our adopted sis- ter. The Basic purpose of the club is to create a feeling of mutual understanding and ap- preciation of each school for the other, and to correspond with the school through the students. Back row, left to right: Sandy Smith, Ingrid Woltlramm, Judy Anderson, Lowell Byall, Judy Benett, George Ottq, Eunice Rustin, Beth Mundy, Mr. Nay. Front row: Mar- lene McGuire, Penny Wallace, Linda Walker, Margery Hanson, Mary Sayler. 43 .51 'VJ if i -tl V lk X ,. elif Left to right Belle Clements Carolyn Herrick Janice Moore Jeanine LeBel, Roberta Howell, Judy Han- son Beth Yost Anita Jordan Sally Saunders Joyce Pippin Janet Simmerman,Rosekeidenbqch, Bqgk row Linda Horner Diane Schaeffer Joanne Wharram Delores Steele, Mr. Dan Nay. FINANCE WOIlLll Flllll ll Hll' 'l'1l'l'll M' The Finance Committee operated actively since the beginning of the school year. The purpose of this or- ganization is to conduct the sale of tickets for all events. This year 25 students were active in the Finance Committee. The purpose of the World Friendship Club is to strengthen friendship between all creeds and religions. Three of the more important meetings the students attended were the fall conference at U.S.C., the mid- winter conference at Pepperdine College, and the spring convention in Santa Monica. The Stalesmen, composed of representatives from the basic course classes, were organized to help the wel- fare of California High School. Their main campaign was the promotion of a clean campus. They also set up standards for dress and conduct. This group was a temporary organization existing only during the first year at California. Back row left to right Mr Alvin Whitcomb Don Brook Bill Wilson, Mike Farrier, Dan Diebel, Steve Hailstone Janet Boyer Bill Weirnch June McEntrre Dennis De Zonia, Kenny Handcrf, Bob Ralston, Dick Trueblood Lawrence Welk Jim Mead Bob Wilson Mrs Dorothy Serafino. Front row, left to right: Marsha Shelton Sylvia Mulack Diane Christensen Julie Polzin Roberta Hilton, Janet Hay, Louise Regret Jeanne Ensman Judy Goff Betty Swenson Harry Welk Paula Oliver. FALL Plllll' lllllllLlllll'l' California High's athletic teams enioyed a very successful season of fall sports as they participated in Junior Varsity, Bee and Cee football, Varsity and Junior Varsity water polo, Varsity and Junior Varsity cross country and Varsity, Bee, Cee, and Dee ' basketball. The Junior Varsity football team gained valuable experience for next year as they played against older and more experienced boys. The highlight of their season was a I2-O win over their cross town rivals , the El Rancho Dons. Calhi's Bee aggregation was the first squad to earn a league championship, as they shared the top rung with El Rancho. The g Middleweights whizzed through four league games with only a l2-12 thrilling tie with El Rancho blemishing their clean slate. C K 1.2. L- , hngil O . Q , o T r T B. ,'-A,, B .,11 i ,, , M , blm,W.:. ,lil X , A , yi. w-f x ', -v A . I, .,,,-sf ai' xqw wig N ' 'Nw Back row: Doug Taylor, Allen Cook, Tom Maslin, Bill Brown, Bob Jones, Dove Ross, Don Diebel, Bob Harrell, Dale Woods, Robin Mead, Earle Drake, Larry McGralh, Bill Corlez, Mr. Jay Roundy, Bill Morgan. Front row: Ronnie Smilh, Jon Hoeler, Ronnie Black, John Arlinger, Harry Robinson, Frank Dell, Ray Gerace, Bill Sowell, mgr.y Ted Sanla Maria. JUNIIIIR VAII ITY FIIUTBALL Fmsl sumo Firsl slring linemen: Bill Brown, Doug Taylor, Ray Gerace, Dan Diebol, Jon Hoefer, Harry Robinson, Robin Mead. B P' c, l I - -Ls, We a wg' i Q . -H 1. ft' l or WAI QQ: Harry Robinson Co-captain Robin Mead Co-captain Although Calhi's first Junior Varsity squad only won one game and tied one game, they showed that they could hold their own against their older and more experienced opponents. l953 Season 6 Arcadia l3 0 Fontana 40 6 Baldwin Park I3 O Moringside 0 I2 El Rancho 0 6 Bell Gardens 26 O Centennial 59 Bocktieldg Frank Dell, Dole Woods, Ronnie Blank, Bob Herroll IS vflifku F ff ' 'x Back row: Mr. Ed Vanderhaven, Paul Zuver, Mike Farrier, George McClellen, Bill Click, Joe Cranston, Jack Holman, Ray Aderman. Center row: Don Brooks, Carrel Jones, John Wralher, Harold Janes, Ernie Jenson. From row: Sieve Hailslone, John While, Dick Valenzuela, Jim Mead, Gerald McGuire, Tom Berry. BEE L llllllll U0-CHAMP , Q x 1953 Season C x 13 San Marino 19 4- .1 , 38 Arcadia O A V 30 Corona 19 S 3 6 Pa ra m o u nt 0 rf 19 Baldwin Park 2 l'i V, fif 3 12 Elkancho l2 19 Bell Gardens 6 mmAA j l,,' ' 'A F 26 Centennial 6 ee r 1 Pg Ray Adermcn Paul Zuver C0-Cvpfvin Co-captain fs 5'4 -,. V. fx if-.Ha1'i1-,,w me .,,e,,,, ,, 5535? X vgexb l 'D Q3 fa ' ' u r ,as ' , I . , 1 IO ,il i - , r Q ., , '52, t ..- Q! Q. I.. 314' ll Q I wwe i 5 hai ., N THX ggi, Q? K A Mi x W K Kjx i ' l A . ie fu ' ' W ' 3 'rf' f li 4 91 . ' i i P 'M b J. we I F ' ee . 3 ' FV' Back row: Ed Ferguson, John Mykkanen, Daniel DuBois, Russel Johnson, Bill Roberts, Mr. Stun Cramer Center row: Danny Daniels, Jim McKibben, Robert Wetrich, Larry Ware, Richard Smith, Al Sheller Front row: Terry Smith, Dennis Delonia, Bob Potter, Kerry Pomeroy, John Swain, Anthony Melendrez Laurels were won for Calhi by the Bees in their first year. They dropped ci close game with San Marino in the season opener, but went on to win the co-championship of the San Gabriel Valley League with the neighboring EI Rancho Dons. 'i - I' . il 5 'J,. X? l r J X tw fn 5 :ia - ...l Condor backfield, f.r.: Kerry Pomeroy, Bill Click, Paul Zuver, Ray Adermon, Mike Farrier, Ernie Jenson. B.r.: Daniel DuBois, John White, Larry Ware, Dennis Delonia, Richard Smith, George McCleIIen. H ' f ' J ll. 'vhs pr., Fourth row: Mike McGrath, Keith Williams, Darwin McDonald, Pete Norton, Jerry Hill, Richard Partee, Bruce Erickson, Ed Oppenheimer, Bob Pawley, Bob Welsh, Mr. Art Hobson. Third row: Joe Ellis, Frank Krahulik, Ron Schmutzer, Dennis Geick, G. Stephens, S. Waldrip, Dick Beyea, Dennis Ross, Jerry Wilhite, Bill Richards, Barry Tarr, Steve Polzin, Pot Schultz. Second row: Ron Robinson, Bill Weirich, Ullll Fllll'l'll1lLL The Calhi Cees sailed through the season with six wins and one loss, scoring the best record of the Condor football teams this first year. 1953 Season 34 San Marino 6 I4 Arcadia 0 i4 Fullerton 39 34 Baldwin Park O 26 El Rancho 0 45 Covina 7 19 Bellflower 6 Domonic Melendrez Co-captain Dick Trueblood Co-captain he 122251, 1, I .4 1 5. 2 , ' ' Y l' ig. v I . 'i ,N ss 'ET B 4 . .1 Q , i' i -iv V A 8 :N A it N .X an - e, f J R ' Qs 13 , , i . Pffaklifli if R 'ge' 5 R, r ' 1 R M Bill Wilhelm, I-rank Bridges, Ken Homdorf, Ron l.uccs, Jerry Kiger, Don Hovey, Charles Smith, Ron Robinson. First row: Perry Willsey, Bill Hayes, Ralph Reid, Don Weaver, Ned Cherry, Dick Trueblood, Domonic Melendrez, Dick Packer, Roger Hendricson, Anthony Siaccu, Don Bossermnn. , 1 .W ,,,..M.rf- JM, . . ..,,,.e -A U -We-'-'1 'R x ...R . R , Cee's rushing out for second half score specictor. URUSS CUUNTRY The cross country track team participated in league compe- tition. A tie with Bell Gardens was their best showing against opponents. The football carni- val at El Rancho also gave our team fine competitive experi- ence. N-. Back row, left to right: Richard Hickman, David Cochran, Charles Mohr, Bryan Manly, Mr. Arth. Front row: Tommy Hill, Larry Borson, Bill Wilson, Bob Wilson. Back row, left to right: Carl Price, John Tompkins, Steve Millman, Jim Enright, Doug Greiner, Fred Hunter. Front row: Mr. Halderman, Pete Cherney, Fred Yutani, Bob Ralston, Gary Simonetti, Denny Pierce. Not shown: Ben Roth. WATER POL0 The water polo team, under the guidance of Mr. Lee Arth got a late start in the season but managed to play games with Anaheim and others. Practicing at the Palm Park pool meant late hours for the team but they maintained a good team spirit throughout the season. 'PRING llllllll' lllGHLlGll'l Calhi's spring athletic teams took part in Varsity, Bee, Cee, and Dee basketball, Varsity, J. V. baseball, Varsity, Bee and Cee swim- ming, Varsity, Bee and Cee track, golf, and Varsity and J. V. tennis. The Condor athletic fields were not completed so the athletes practiced at York Field, EI Rancho, Palm Park pool, East Whittier . School, and the Clock Country Club. All teams had one quality in common. Their performances were very creditable and gave indi- , cation of power future opponents will learn to respect. Q D 5 Bill Brown drives in past points against El Rancho. -ff 'S pi Y Bob Herrell C2-il goes high for the ban while Bob David riot and Paul Zuver llll stand by in the EI Rancho game. Cal went on to win 65-54. guard far two more llilll ITY-1954 Excelsior J. V.'s Whittier J. V.'s Anaheim Bonita Long Beach Wilson Arcadia San Marino LEAGUE GAMES Paramount Baldwin Park El Rancho Bell Gardens Centennial Paramount Baldwin Park El Rancho Bell Gardens Centenial 'Forfeit by Bell Gardens . I . 'r Www l! llllll l'l'Y ltzl KETIIALL The 1953-54 basketball season proved to be a successful one for California High's first Varsity cage squad. Not considered to be a strong contender, the Condors never- theless rallied to win six games, They iust missed adding three more victories to their record by dropping close encounters to Whittier's J. V.'s 29-28, Long Beach Wilson 53-51, and Bell Gar- dens 48-44. Highlights of the Heavyweight's season was a 65-54 second round league win over their crosstown rivals , the El Rancho Dons. The Dons had previously downed the Condors 61-42 in their first meeting. Front row, left to right: Ronnie Robinson, Bob Beaver, John Mykkanen, Larry Flores, Paul Zuver, Manager Gordon Richardson. Back row: Bob David, David Ross, Bob Herrell, Bill Brown, Ronnie Black, Coach Alan Sawyer. .346 ' as uw l O , ' 9 . .,,,,, m,.,,...,,,,,.,,m, Back row: left to right: Perry Willsey, Glenn Crowe, Ernie Jensen, Jack Holman, Dick Riske, Fred James, Mr. Art Hobson. Front row: Mike Farrier, Bill Click, Bill Darmody, Ray Aderman, Dennis De Zonia, Jim Austin. llllll llzl KETBALL Condor Bees had a season record of five wins against five losses. The highlight of the year was the two overtime games with El Rancho. The Dons took the first contest and Calhi was victorious 53-48 in the second thriller. Mr. Art Hobson did a fine iob in developing the team play the boys exhibited. The Cees, coached by Mr. Lee Arth, completed the year with an eight and two win-loss record earning a second place in Conference play. Mr. Jack Zullinger guided the Dee team through the season with the best record of Calhi's basket- ball teams, nine wins and one loss. The loss came at the hands of a school not cu member of the San Gabriel Valley League. i O Q il al ll l E l CEE BA Kll'l'llALli .. -4- ' , 'i fl? . -rl pi . P' milk: ,Nif- Yu ' i' 'mf l l ,..v ' Q I l Back row, left to right: Bill Hays, Ned Cherry, Shan Darling, Darryl Sargent, Roland Crumb, Anthony Sciacci, Ronnie lucas, Jerry Trible, Coach Mr. Arth. Front row: Dennis Dixon, Jim Garcia, Charlie Smith, im il mimi CBA KE'I'llALL Back row, left to right: Harry Covert, Ron Schmutzer, David Stewart, Bob Robinson, David Burnett, Ronnie Robinson, Dick Beya, Wayne Wilhelm, Dave West, Dave Westmoreland, Mr. Zullinger, Front row: Dick Williams, Frank Bridges, Steve Polzin, Dick Moore, Joe Willsey, Lonnie Yost. 'P Back row, left to right: Joe Magonacelaya, Manager, John Mykkanen, Earl Drake, Paul Zuver, Dick Tucker, Bob Beaver, Sam Winners, Bob David, Mr. .lay Roundy. Front row: Tony Sciacca, Joe Cranston, Bob Cotlter, Don Smith, Charles Mercer, VAR ITY BASEBALL A welcoine sight to Calhi baseball fans is another run scoring. Game here is with Baldwin Park. Glenn Crowe, Mike Farrier, The Varsity baseball team was CaIhi's most potent varsity repre- sentative. The Condors are one and two years more experienced than athletes the same age on other conference teams, ob- served Mr. Jay Roundy, the coach. Leading hitters for the baseballers were Glenn Crowe, Paul Zuver, Charles Mercer, and Anthony Sciacca. Front row, left to right: Ron Curtis ,Bill Hayes, Brian Dowdle, Ken Baker, Dave Westmoreland, Steve Polzin, Jim Wilson, Ronnie Lucas. Back row: Mr. Ed Vanderhoven, Gary Brown, Dick Rieke, Jerry Trib- ble, Jim Mead, Dick VeDeI, Jim Garcia, Bob Herrell. .llllllllll Vzlll ITY BA EBALL Mr. Ed Vanderhoven's iunior varsity base- ball team played a full San Gabriel Valley league schedule giving a good account of themselves against all comers. Perhaps the most interesting home game played was against Paramount. Pitcher Robin Mead had an off-day and left the mound in the second inning with the Condors behind l0-0. Demonstrating fine team spirit the blues slowly overcame the lead and took over I4-l0 in the sixth inning. Hitting by Para- mount netted four runs in the top of the seventh. However consecutive hits by Bob Herrel and Ronnie Lucas in the last of the seventh scored the winning run for Cali- fornia. This 15-14 victory was a good indica- tion of the will to win spirit characteristic of the Condor teams -fs ,x. , . ff if h ,sg g fs. - , , r V 'K- X , 4 If-r Catcher Jim Mead, left, and Ronnie Lucas during a practice session at York Field. s sv -- r 'Hsin W 'sr 4 Pr,-Q-f vig ln A. Y V1 Q Back row, left to right: Coach Stan Cramer, Doug Taylor, Tom Mastin, Ray Gerace, Dave Ross, Herman Brusscw, Coach Don Halderman. Front row. Frank Dell, Ray Aderman, 'Dan Diebel, Ted Santa Maria. VAR l'l'Y TILAUK The Varsity cinderman, although not large, produced several individual stars. Dave Ross in the 440 and pole-vault and Ted Santa Maria in the 880 were the heavyweight pacers. The Condor Bees were led by the fine showings of Ray Aderman in the 660, Jack Holman in the hurdles, Dale Woods and Anthony Melendrez in the shot put, Ernie Jensen in the l32O and John White in the pole-vault, Several league records were set by these men. The Cees were strong favorites to grab the league championship with performers like Pete Cherney in the l0O and 120 low hurdles, Dick Packer in the shot put and broad iump, Charles Smith and Bob Ralston in the 180 yard dash and Gary Simonetti in the 660. On the right, Dick Packer and Bob Ralston exchange the baton in the relay race against Whittier and EI Rancho ' A Q - 5 9 Er - W ! R L ' 1 - lk f' 'L . fi i Q , in 'a- .l s . I of N BEE A D CEE TRACK California's Bee and Cee track teams were very active in their first year. Coaches Don Halderman and Stan Cramer were very pleased with the showing of the teams. The Bee's and Cee's, like the Varsity broke every school record in the book, a feat that may not be matched in many years. is Q 5 of ' 'R 1 W . lt l I 1 l l ' 1 -. Back row, left to right: Coach Stan Cramer, Don Brook, Tom Tomecks, Kerry Pomeroy, Myron Puckett, Bill Grey, Jack Holman, Jim McKibben, Eddy Pantoia, Richard Shelters, John Tompkins, Dan DuBois, Coach Don Halderman. Front row: Bill Click, Anthony Melendrez, Richard Smith, Gerald McQuire, Doug Greiner, Ernie Jenson, Ronnie Smith, John White, Dale Woods, . ' :lf , I, AQ - I A, x A ef I 5. f. F - 'liar-QM N., it Back row, left to right: Coach Stan Cramer, Dominic Melendrez, Don Bosserman, Ned Cherry, Bill Richards, Jerry Wilhite, Charles Herold, Lynn Powley, Bob Ralston, Pete Cherney, Couch Don Holder- man. Front row: Fred Yutone, Vick Reinia, Dick Packer, Gerry Simonetti, Denny Ross, Fred Hemphill, Charles Smith, Dick Trueblood, Don Weaver, Robert Robinson. Back row, left to right:, Charles Mohr, Fred Hunter, Bill Sowell, George Otto, Jim DeSpain, Bob Bur- dett, Bob Jones, Bob Wilson, Bill Wilson, Tom Berry. Middle row: John Swain, Richard Portee, John Metgler, Tommy Hill, Pete Norton, Dennis Delonia, Tom McCarty, Terry Cochran, larry Borson, John Blonchette. Front row: Manager Andy Clark, John Gragg, Ed Oppenheiner, Bryan Manly, Ron Schmut- zer, Ken Homdorf, Bob Klein, Ed Gibbs, Kenny Crossman, Dan Hovey, Bill langford, John Harmon. WIMMI li Reflecting the wide variety of sports offered at California, the school's first swimming team practiced hard at Palm Park pool for competitive meets during the year. Coach Lee Arth led the water enthusiasts to a good season consider- ing the boys experience. Relay swimmers set to start their leg in the exciting relay race in the meet with Anaheim. v' 1' Q 5' . Fw, SF! Back row, left to right: Stuart Waldrip, De Wal- ter Adams, Jon Hoetter, Bill Roberts, Hal Jones, Bill Solinger, Mr. Travis. Front row: Ben Roth, John Lauritzen, Lee Hamilton, Ralph Yates, Gary Rasmussen. llllLll A ll Tlllllll The Condor Golf Team, backed with consistent scoring in the 80's by Hal Jones and Bill Roberts, met teams from Huntington Beach, El Rancho, and Whittier. Under the coaching of Mr. Sam Travis, twelve boys practiced one day a week at the Clock Country Club's excellent course. The team won no matches but good in- dividual play gave promise for a good team next year. Racqueteers, coached by Mr. Alan Sawyer, proved to be one of Calhi's best varsity representatives. At the time of this printing they were third in the seven school league with a 3-2 win-loss record. Consistent point winners for the team were Bill Andrews, Dick Patton, Jim Romig, and Bob Burdett. The tennis courts on campus were not finished so daily practice took place at East Whittier Junior High School. Q L .- 53 Back row, left to right: Roger Bradshaw, Dick Patton, Gordon Richardson, Bill Andrews, Jim Romig, Ronald Gibson, and Coach Alan Sawyer. Front row: Bob Bathgate, Ed Ferguson, David Burnett, Lonnie Yost, Lowell Byall, Rex Reader, Hal Fitzerald, Jerry Hill. Not shown: Roger Pitts. 63 . 5 -J ah- L.. 'km -if ,Wm s-. wg' bas 'Q EP L 3 z.. vu f- ,1- ' -'f f 1 ,. V 1 iw - ,A ,V ' iz ...sw 0 .1 my 1 ' K ' we W 1 f.- fg. . 1 Ili 1 aff - is K W,X, X , V , Yi., K 75114, H 7' 'Wg' I Wifi 'T V .J .mg ,fm . , J S Q' is 5 , m L 1' gf M,,,,WW-w 'wg mg ' ' 'A 1l4g?jfEf'L .ggi ,- Q W, ' , '2 m 'WE' . , A-4Hf'?2E,i -- -Juggtkg W ge , , - . 'V k A-,,tsf:1:4g:4?leQT'gwsiffiigi f - A W ' . in ., I Mglklx, ' ggsfzz i ,,f-52:23 we., S-.., 1 'Ui of-ulrwf -f - .. .,. ,,.., Manager Sharon Cross did a fine iob I setting up and plan- 1 ning the tournament llllLLllYllALL Volleyball was Calhi's first G.A.A. sport. There were 146 girls participating, which made up nine teams. These nine teams had a tournament in which Marilyn Juday's team was the winner. The champs then played the women faculty and won. However, the men's 'faculty nosed out Marilyn's team in a close contest. Everybody enioyed themselves very much, win or lose, and we hope to see as many girls next year. lf neg- ' Y l I l as ' l.' n K.. -Q , A .., . ei- ' gf ' Y A A 4 . ' - - 1 . Qi! .. .1 43 as -........ . ' sd O -.Ti 1? , uw -4 H - . - ' s I Q 'Aj-9 3 , A rf M , Q L- , Q, . 1 4 '-X if P. Hopkins, K. Newcomb, S. McMurtry, A. Ulrich, S. Tanner, M. Hansen, P. May, B. Lauchert, J. Luck, J. Henderson, B Lewis, N. Sneed, L. Hall, L. Smart, N. Smith, S. Siegmund, G. Rapp, L. Garnett, N. Beck, F. Wilke, L. Briskey, L Wharram, M. Wayte, D. Barber, S. Butler, S. Cross, E. Agwinaga, J. Beyer, S. Curtis, D. Beckwith, J. Simmerman, B. Bel anger, S. Simon, B. Gurritsen, L. Ford, A. Alcorn, J. Spanks, L. Herner, L. Gerace, S. Catling, P. Cooper, J. Hansen, A Crawford, A. Buckwalter, E. Rusland, A. Hardie, D. Stewart, K. Waller, J. Casy, B. Chace, M. McGuire, C. Clark, J. Moore A. Tanner, N. Mason, D.Christiunsen, D. Sidwell, P. Dunphy, M. Gunn, J. Shook, J. Quesenberrg, W. Mauk, P. Roudebusk M. Walker, B. Sandy, D. Fry, M. Bolsby, M. Simmons, G. Lukens, A. Carney, S. Kemner, N. Salih, K. Pederson, J. Peder son, C. Doughty, J. Kirby, B. Yost, J. Fosert, L. Steel, N. Russel, C. Herrick, J. White, R. Hilton, J. Hay, J. Charlton, S Hinkle, J. Howard, K. Sauders, L. Walker, K. Emshoff, P. Bowden, J. Todd, G. Romee, C. Wallace, J. DuBay, M. Juday K. Jackson, B. Lockhart, M. Deane, B. Crenshaw, V. Monson, K. Folson, D. Drake, B. Peterson, A. Jordan, S. Felda, J. Goff K. Fisher, L. Stonebraker, J. Watts, B. Summers, S. Kindell, P. Dube, B. laskbrook, S. Stimkard, J. Wharram, P. Lynch, K Keyes, E. Sholtz, F. Redewill, J. Maclain, S. Vietch, M. Sayler, L. Wofford, J. Summers, P. Lopez, P. Reuteburt, L. Regret M. Richard, J. Larson, B. Lewey, J. Sanz, M. O'Brien, J. Qualls, V. Mosquedo, A. Pollard, N. Vest, G. Potter, A. Whitman E. McKinley, P. Knecht, H. Montnegro, R. Ellis, J. Beer, V. Gerritson, C. Walker, C. Escalante. 75' , 4 BASEBALL Kit? U it ii Q- M 1 A , ' X QA L7 N .V , Q r wie Q t s - J ,li lb' ' Janet Hay, Barbara Lewis, Pat May, Karen Folsom, Penny Bowden, Carolyn Herrick, Ingrid Wolfram, Janet Simmerman, Kathy Ernshoff, Phyllis Reutebuch, Linda Horner, Betty Lowery, Rose Ann Reidenbach, Judy Spanks, Jane Larson, Carol Walker, Carol Escalante, Linda Woffard, Judy Summers, Joan Maclean, Arlene Crawford, Sondra Catling, Helen Monten- egro, Audrey Hupp, Donna Marshall, Karen Saunders, Stephanie Hinkle, Winnie Mauk, Pat Roudebush, Judy DuBay, Joan Qualls, Gloria Lukens, Kathleen Waller, Nanette Salih, Diane Christiansen, Nona Mason, Adele Tanner, Karen Pedderson, Barbara Lauchert, Patsy Lopez, Beth Yost, Veleta Monson, Barbara Crenshaw, Virginia Mosqueda, Judy Goff, Marilyn Du- Bay, Eleanor McKinley, Linda Steel, Judy Hanson, Francis Wilkie, Deanna Drake, Pat Cooper, Wanda Pickering, Joyce Shook, Milly Walker, Mona Gunn, Sandy Slinkard, Louise Regret. Genny Walwick, Joanna Watts, Maelyn Deane, Lyn Stonebraker, Brenda Lashbrook, Pat Hopkins, LindaBriskey, Nancy Smith, Louise Garnett, Sandy Berg, Shari Curtis, Bar- bara Chace, Donna Barber, Judy Yates, Evelyn Beebe, Margaret Alvitre, Mary Parker, Lorraine Ayala, Gloria Tresmer, Sylvia Bell, Janet Kirby, Roberta Hilton, Karen Fisher, Barbara Peterson, Ann Hardy. G.A.A.UABl ET The Girls' Athletic Association cab- ' inet has a large and difficult iob to do. The cabinet spends a lot of time planning for G.A.A. play days, and F after school G.A.A. tournament games. . ti This year four girls and Miss Bell, advisor, attended the Girls' Athletic Federation Conference held at Chocella Valley. The cabinet also headed the Big Sister day as well as having charge of a G.A.A. picnic which was held near the end of the school year. The G.A.A. cabinet consists of offi- cers elected by the girls attending G.A.A. The officers are shown on the right. Back row, left to right: Barbara Peterson, Sharon Cross, Sally Siegmund, 66 Miss Joan Bell, Nona Mason, Wanda Pickering. Front row: Virginia Mos- queda, Linda Steel, Joan Qualls, Adele Tanner, Pat Hopkins, Diane fhridnncnri, llUlll'l'Y Taking a leading part in the growth and development of Calhi in its first year was a successful social program that was highlighted with a number of special events during the year. Dances at the East Whittier school gym and assemblies in the Calhi quad were successfully planned activities. The top dances of the year were the formal Symatrona Swirl sponsored by the Girls' League, and the Pumpkin Prom and Stairway to the Stars Outside the campus, social events included a big Varsity Club sponsored dance at Whittier High featuring Harry James and his orchestra, a league dance held at El Rancho and an All-League dance in the Glendale Civic Auditorium. Numerous campus clubs attended conferences and visited various points of interest on field trips, Calhi's football teams, band and student body took an active part in the district's first big football carnival which will be an annual affair at El Rancho. s S A 4' .', ':t.g,9,,,VM, , L vu: I ...L ff! ijgfg, , f 1 L' af: k F! 1 -A-.A-,...,-.-.gy g Wi I1 we Q.. I , , wh 1' im nm fin .47 1. X 'WE-' , 'T ,Leif f v wr xi-1 S 1. Ylll1l'l'll0 A Symatrona Swirl, the first annual Girls' League dance at California, was held in March with a capacity crowd at- tending. Elaborate underwater decorat' ions supplied the theme for the evening's en ioyment. Earl King and his orchestra pro vided the dance music for the formal affair. Entertainment by Calhi students durin th ' ' ' ' g e intermission was enloyed by all. Many couples went out to dinner or had small informal gatherings before or after this girl ask boy affair. Lyn Stone- b k ' ra er acted as general chairman co-or- dinating all activities. 'lc SWIIRL ff' ff Q ciiigii, i fi VX fx. lxfmvf N x N Q s xg XMQQXLEB I: X N X lllll Flll 'l'll1l UE Come to the HI HOP posters at- tracted students at Calhi to our first dance, held in the quad in September. Featuring the Five of Us playing from the snack shack stage with a backdrop of blue and gold crepe pc- per, this sport dance was the initial event of the social season. One of the features of the dance was the bounc- ing bunny hop winding around the planters which also served as con- venient seats during intermission. Calhi students with faculty couples and PTA members acting as chaperones had an enioyable evening at our successful open-air dance. 7? 1 F A AW ,, 4 1 , .. -0' Y, Q im 0 X W M gy' N Liv rf 'K X - . 4: .J 's., I QZIO QZLL 1 , QYX 2. Q? a K? x.P-N ER -nv-5 4 Q Yo 1 land h I ZS GM Aww Q, .fx , LQ if WKWW? 'wwf F , bg. 'j'12 -S' 90' ate r a goes S J 522252 .onfound il:-Dum your lighksln Wanted: ,gg A 1 3 E QQ!! '1 '5 '-1'- TTLB -W VE? X :gf -' I. I Q W ' . L ig . t,,t..qr54'- if . V4 1- -,H ' .- M., ' .3 v -Po 1 . 3'5'0,ggo,o0o,Z OI Q IT IS scmcu nrslsnm ,,,,,g,.,...-F-e-! 'f f'Mq -K D A-- ETURN OF THE NATIVE1 f Q h A tml!! M S' x . ' Q-k 5 as , if U , ' -1 : .b H 2, X W4 , V' ZX K V In 3060 ap X, . i 'X ',,, prec, I .,,+ Hi A. J we Q B1 ABLE N070 Q ' Cai K ' . , lem fm pass q 'I' Y Fiexdevls , . so chowe r cdndid JAQGIN6' nie PES OF UNEMPLOYMENT 1 'I far' I still don 5 AS' The Farm Column nelieve it, if I , A MEMBER I hat makes these, --.' 1: -SJW '11 RH up . . DID THE MODERN HORSE SPRING FROM THIS? f glasses famous? fy! P yQur oshwqr Pictur, IAA..- I!! - - bump on the j landscape If IRECT IIA UE Clillll From every person who likes to dance comes thanksto the Dance Connnhtee-tor decorah ing the dancesto setthe scene for a big night after the work of naming them and putting them on ci schedule. Of course there has to be a clean-up committee so the morning after the dance you could see sleepy girls coming to the gym to pick up the pieces after a successful ul af 1 'Q dance. Row I, left to right: Miss Boyd, Joan Henderson, Ingrid Morris, Donna Kahm Sharon Lester, Nancy Beck, Barbara Peterson, Betty Downs. Row 2: Nancy Russell Karen Fischer, Sandra Slinkard, Marilyn Roderick, Terilee Smallwood, Judy Graham Betty Swenson. Row 3: Sylvia Mulack, Kathy Chamberlain, Brenda Lashbrook Carol McDermott, Jackie Todd, Patty Burke, Edith Hall, Patsy Humiston. Row 4 Jackie Luck, Dianna Robbins, Virginia Walwick, Louise Regret, Shirley Patterson Barbara Lauchert. ADVERTISEMENTS Sf 'Q 6 Q S5 X Danny Daniels does his work the easy way when he buys all his garden supplies at WlLl.lAMS BROS. HARDWARE, lll8-20 Ocean View, Whit- tier. Williams Bros. has everything for household needs, too, says Bobby Hawkins. Nancy Beck has an audience as she looks at one of the many fine products at WALKER BROS. DRUGS, 1122 Ocean View, Whittier. Richard Reiniohn agrees with Nancy when she buys all of her drugs, toilet articles, and cosmetic articles here. lt's easy to make your own party dress, says Ann Jorgenson to Beverly Tebbs and Julie Polzin. They all agree when they buy their sewing needs at WESTBROOKS YARDAGE STORE, Whittier Quad. HC! I Dorothy Sidwell and Brenda Lashbrook are getting ready for the special date with their new hair style at OCEAN VIEW BEAUTY SALON, illo Ocean View, Admiring the best styles of spring wear at TREND O' FASHION, Whittier Quad, are Sylvia Mulack, Dianna Robbins, Pat Burke and Barbara Peterson. Mike Farrier is pleased with the smart looking shoes and purse that Rita Fenwick has picked out at VEATCH'S SHOE STORE, Whittier Quad. NlXON'S DRIVE IN, 822 E. Whittier Blvd., is popular with all Calhi students tor after activity snacks. Among those enjoying the delicious food from Nixon's are John Swain, Sharon Cross, Ronnie Black, louise Garrett, Robin Mead, Bob Cother, and Mary McLain. For family enioyment, Nixon's restaurant, bakery, and market are equally as popular. NlXON'S RESTAURANT AND BAKERY l540 E. Whittier Blvd. NlXON'S MARKET 15806 E. Whittier Blvd. . F on Emu- QM, 1' F 5 A LL' in 1 -'v x , S ,. . 1. ii ! f a 4 fllll l lllllllXXXXXxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxs l Smith and Jack Holman look real sharp Alice Aldrich and Bill Fowler ar new suits from HECK'S MEN'S STORE, just what they want in school suppl Quad. They chose from a wide variety needs and greeting cards when and colors with the help of ci courteous l3333 Telegraph Rd., a Self-Serv STORE. ff Bill Click and Belly Young are looking inlo The expressions of Jody Qualls and Bill Weirich lhe fulure wilh lhe help of C. ORIN SWAIN, show lhe friendly and relaxed way Calhi sludenls REALTOR, 93l7 Colima Rd. For friendly and help' can shop al lhe FRIENDLY HILLS PHARMACY, 9315 ful service Bill and Belly know lhal this is lhe Colima Rd. They gel all their drug arlicles here. place lo go. xv .H 'QA-frames ART S 1 J Sarah McMurlry and Arlene Rownlree have found iusl lhe place lo gel lhe service lhey need al ART'S SERVICE, I l6I5 So. Carmenila. They have everylhing for your moloring needs. 85 Just what we want, remarks Liz Taylor and Frank Dell, as they look at one of the fine prod- ucts at QUAD STATIONERS, Whittier Quad. For all school and party supplies this is the place to go. Calhi students find the service good and loca- tion convenient at D, Hunt's Associated Service Station l34OO Telegraph Road South Whittier D. Hunt 8. Son Associated Service Station Corner of Leffingwell and Carmenita South Whittier Hamrels Department Store Telegraph Road South Whittier, has an excel- lent selection of sports wear, and dress wear, with shoes and accessories, that please Calhi students. I-' ' '4 -in ' 1 T wif.. X ,- Q. . we ,s We Patty Hopkins and Linda Briskey always do their shopping at VIL- OTT'S VARIETY, Mills Avenue, be- cause of its complete supply. They find that all their needs may be bought here. Cute? Sure they are when they are bought at MONTGOMERY WARDS, l8l Greenleaf Ave. Edith Hall and Tova Siegmund are always pleased when they shop here. Hi -an 'XZ' 'l'ALll 'l'zlFF Standing, left to right: Margie Kerby, Bonnie Randel, Barbara Peterson Mary O Brien Marilyn Bleak Beth Mundy, Bill Fowler,Sarah McMurtry,Sue Fitzgeral, Louise Gerace Marilyn Roderick Nancy Russell Kneeling: Anita Taylor, Sylvia Mulack, Linda Briskey, Phyllis Reutebuch Ayn Jorgensen Julie Polzin Barbara Lauchert, Karen Fischer, Sandra Slinkard, Joanne Wharram. Sitting Sue Kendall Gail Glavrn Pat Hopkins, Dianna Robbins, Beverly Tebbs, Sean Sweeney, Georgnana Bcrner Not shown Danny Daniels, Donna Willingham, and Wanda Pickering. To thank all the people involved in printing an annual would be an impossibility on one page, for the whole student body has helped in some way or another. Besides the artist, photographers, copywriters, assistant editors and advertis- ing salesmen, there were the staff members who set the pages, the ticket salesmen who faithfully carried around their receipt books, and of course the student body. These students voted the name TALON for the annual from a dozen names suggested by the staff and the student body. Last, but not least, I would like to thank the assistant editors and non members who turned up on Saturdays and Easter week to put the finishing touches to this book. Sean Sweeney, Editor-in-Chief great western IRROZERAPHIC box 549 0 glendalo 5, calif. 4 5 J 4' d jill 7 4,1 J q r, i 'A -ra J 'Qiw 5 4Q1.,,, A ,lf 5 x I 6 :wif X agx 1' Y ' 1 eq 1 ,sz 2 Mm UIQ Xff Q , L S1j.j1,!l r ' v I l 4 Q 'A K - f . 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