Claremont High School - El Espiritu Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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S161 ff Editor-in-chief Head Photography Editor Special Photogiaphy Editor Assistant Photography Editor Copy Editor Assisant Copy Editor Advertising Manager Assistant Dorothy Jacobs Loretta Thomas Dilnolracx Chron Eld0r Botti Haas M 'Iyn Eley Su Qhnsori Cover , The S. K Company x lvpwwlw ll ll Ill M lllll Ill ll f um , 3 A nm 7. Wim 'vw ll ll n lll m xv qt The annual IS a record of the past year Because this IS its purpose we feel that ut should be ded: cated to someone who has had a great deal of Influence on the memories of the year Contrary to an old tradition the hugh honor of dedication goes to two people Rather than less emng its meaning however It makes It even greater These two have done their lob and recorded their memory together Each has done a different part but the ultimate goal has been the same After countless hours of self-sacrifice the largest part of which were behind the scenes they made a dream come true and put the school year 1958-1959 into a place of honor in Claremonts Hall of Fame. For this reason El Espiritu de 1959 is dedicated to Mr. Leonard Cohn and Mr. Harold Lynn the beloved coaches of Claremonts football team and respected teachers of teamwork and fair-play both on and off the field. ,41 Directory ADMINISTRATION CTI ASSFS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING 126 M 6 ., ., ., . I6 ,I SO S 66 SPORTSSQLSWI W S I S82 ADIVIINISTRATICDN A teacher afects eternityg he can never tell where his influence stops. Henry Brooks Adams f 3525 UQ M School Board Behlnd every strong power IS a unlt that forms Its backbone For Claremont Hugh School our backbone of forever endurmg power as our esteemed school board On many occasions we tend to forget our duties and obllgatlons to them because they are so sllent In comparison to our Immediate governing body but whether we reallze It or not, they are the reason we are great ..+M ' ..f ' Mrs Manlee Scaff Mrs Jeanette Griggs Dr Gnlbert S Coltnn Mr Albert E Norton Mussmg Mr Harry Colby gy! LZ 0 W 4 Mr. Robert H. Oyler, Director of Guidance and School Psychologistg Mr. Ted C. Duncan, Vice-Principal, Deon of Boys and Director of Student Activitiesg Miss Catherine C. Flannelly, Dean of Girls and Head Counselor. -tilt?-1? ll XXJ 4 Counselors - Mr. George Tumer, Sophomore Classy Mr Harry Levine Junior Class Miss Catherine V Flannelly Senior .-all S-an Mr Robert Oyler teacher of mathematucs and soclal studies Mr Wllllam Booth teacher of mathematics Mr Nomvan Taylor teacher of mathematics www mwdm p7...WQff,z, Mr Davld Stem teacher of Independent Seminar Mr Nicholas Polos teacher of social studies M Ted C Duncan teacher of Leadership JEL Tfy Mrs. Sarah Foster, teacher of English, Mr. Jack Farley, teacher of English, Mr. Milton 0. Bentley, teacher of English, Mrs. Mariorie Noble, teacher of English. 1 71 .fl if ,-fflfl Sou-ff. 'AN tfgifaff M Qfwce of V,,. 0, . I, I 'l 1' 'K f ei fl Mr. J. Douglas Bookhout, teacher of chemistry and physics: Mr. George Childs, teacher of mathe- matics and sciencep Mr. George Tumer, teacher of biology. C' Mr Jack Knapp teacher of socnul studnes M Pau A Chapman teacher of social studies Mr Harry Levine teacher of soclal studies and German .Ju 4 'Z -,1 M V We wee aww Mrs Shirley Mclntyre teacher of French and Span :sh Mxss Helen Wnlborn teacher of Spanish Maxwell Gates teacher of latm and English J jw, L kdflbuul U- -AML? ..21.4Z,,.J IFJAAAMJ yn L' JQAWJAXQ: -F-mv ,ful -W-.1 '41 tht: Upv- 111: S., ui- ic is , iefwgf lx . , ' ' 7 r. l IA' . HJVLXJ 77,13 :TV M Ida, ' v , ' 5 A4 1 LZ. -.J V X' . 41 WL' ' Aff w ft. Q5L,4,1,f'f I,-.fc .f,1fl,,,.-Vg. ',. ':r-. Mr- G I A j lwtflf '- YQ J M l I c ' 1 - , , , , J ' .-7 A I K '7 Mlss Catherme Flannelly teacher of gurls physucal education Mrs Dorothy Kuefer teacher of gurls physucal education MW Mr Leonard Cohn teacher of boys physical edu education Mr Esper Kelser teacher of boys physl cal education m'fw-w?ff5'fe- QWWM Mr Chester Cox teacher of chorus and band Mr George Denes teacher of orchestra CLL,,zfa2fC?f V. 3' . . , l I - cationp Mr. Harold Lynn, teacher of boys' physical . I . . I , .- o O Mr Donald Names teacher of busmess education Mlss Geraldine Lmmger teacher of business edu cation QMMXW W'7fOf'W7W Mr Gerald Harwood teacher of Industrial arts Geraldine Turner teacher of art lfminwf Mrs Mary Blanchard llbrarlan Mr Earl Strung teacher of behind the wheel drlver tralnmg W7 WM .ff-WKQI . I . . F . . . . I . - , . . , ' ' 1 Mrs. Bernice Bolt, teacher of homemakingg Mrs. , . I A - , ' ' : - . . Here I5 the Power Behind The Throne' These courageous women are Mrs Margie Durrell and Mrs Louisa Muller the efflclen? and hard working office staff Health Sta Office Staff Mass Jean M Henrlcus The school nurse and Mrs Frances Kell secrefary lo The nurses lake care of all mayor IIIIUFIES from a nose bleed to a headache They also treat mmor mlunes such as broken bones Cafeterza Custodzans Bus Drwers F Gugllo M Moyfleld E Candelas V Gufhrle C Larson J Plch E Wurl F Saplenza L Rowers G Baihno C Derr B Mlkhem W Mules F Gelfman H Allure A Morgensen .....1. LAR G Bahmo, W Mules, C Ellison, R Benson, R Mlffhlllll ' - , U x V , I 2. 1 . W Q , 1 3 N i . . fl ,,.. .A . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . . ' ' 5 .,,--4-1 I. ' LX V ' TMA 5 . ' , . , . ' , . , . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . ', Q L 'F CLASSES Tf1,ere'5 fl Fil-l'iVll'f1' ifznf, SfIfIAI'N'f UIH' end'S, 7'0llfgII-f1l'1l' Hmm fznw wff znilff U 'ilfz'm1z, Sf1alm.spr2f1r1 CHD 59 Senior Class President, Ed Sanders Seniors An epoch in our lives, passed . . . but not . gone from our memory. Together we have lived, worked, and played. We shall never forget the close bonds which have brought us together in ioy and sorrow alike . . . a dance, a term paper, a football game, the warm, swelling pride of ioining in our Alma Mater. We part now never to reassemble as a class, but we shall never forget our wonderful years at Claremont High, climaxed by our gigantic senior year. We were the class of '59! B . S- 5 six 'W 1 Senior Class officers-Saralane Moore and Steve Young, Social Chairmen, Sue Scott, Secretary-Treasurer, Mari Koeth, Social Chairman, John Bimie, Vice-President, Beth Batcheller, Social Chairman. NORMAN ADAMS A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tornorrowsf' 4 years at C.S.H.S. Student Council 4 Science Fair 2,3,4 Heap of the Week ' 4 Boys Forum l 2 3 4 ROBERT ARTHUR Whatever he does does rt well 4 years at C S H S Var Track 3 4 Var Swrmmrng and Drvmg 4 Lettennan s Club 3 4 Boys Forum 3 4 Pre Med Club 2 4 C S F 2 4 Talent Show 4 Honor Roll 1 2 4 ELIZABETH BATCHELLER When duty uhzspers lou Thou must he youth replzes I can 4 years at C S H S C F S 2 3 Class Pres 3 G A A 3 4 T 0 T 3 4 Vrce-Pres 3 Skrn Drvlng Club 2 3 4 A F S Club Co-Chairman 4 Exchange Student 3 Girls League Cabinet 3 Soc Chair 4 Science Club 4 CAROLINE ARMS Let me be happy, life is short. 2112 years at C.S.H.S G.A.A. 2,3,4 Pre-Med Club 2,4 Jr. Red Cross 3 Spanish Club 3 4 Girls League 2 3 4 for fr KENT BENTLEY To be good rathe than consptcuous 2 years at C S H S Cross Country 3 4 Track 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Key Club 4 Letterman s Club 4 WWW BRENDA BAGLEY A matd so fair so lovable 4 years at C S H S Pre-Med Club 2 4 C S F 2 G A A I Grrls League I 2 3 4 Jolters Club 4 Honor Roll 'I 2 3 4 Star Awards ROBERT BENSON Hzs brow ts uet wzth honest sweat he earns whate er he can and looks the uhole uorld tn the face for he oues not any man 4 years at C S H S Var Football 2 3 4 Co Captam 4 Var Track 2 3 4 Co-Captam 4 Key Club 4 Talent Show 4 Letterman s Club I 2 3 4 Boys Forum 1 2 3 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 WILLIAM BENTLEY I hate quotatzon tell me what you know 4 years at C S H S Key Club 2 3 4 Sec 3 Pres 4 Class Pres 2 Boys State 3 Boulton Black Soph Award 2 B Football 2 Student Council 2 4 Trr County Musrc Festival I 2 3 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 BRENDA BERTELSON Qutet perhaps In such abtltty 4 years at C S H S G A A 'l 2 3 4 Jotters Club Se 3 T 0 T 2 3 4 Spanish Club 4 Orchestra l JOHN BIRNIE How pleasant ze Satur da nzght uhen lte trzed all the ueelr to be good 4yearsat CSHS Var Football 'I 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Class Vice-Pres l 4 Track I HELEN BLAKE Szt sttll my flutterzng heart 2 years at C S H S Girls league 3 4 PreMed Club 3 4 A.F.S. Club 4 Christmas Pageant 3 ll KORHAN BERZEG A stout heart and a strong arm Foreign Exchang Student from Turkey Key Club 4 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Drama 1 2 3 Student Court I 2 3 BRUCE BJORNSON As upright as a cedar 2 years atCSHS Science Club 3 4 Boys Forum 3 4 RICHARD BLANCHARD He takes ltfe at tts value 4 years at C S H S RICHARD BOND Some are born great. Bright and zvitty, 4 years at C.S.H.S. always kind? 4 yearslat C.S.H.S. - , kfA.S.B. Vice-Pres. 4 BETH BOOTH C.S.F. 2,3,4 Science Club 3 Basketball 'I , lj S. . l,2,3 y Club B Cheerleader 2 r.o.T. 2,3,4 ' ' A.F.S. Club 4 , G.A.A. 'l,3,4 L Latin Club 4 W PM Nfl ,Christmas Princess 1 StageCr if ' . 4 we l .W l Plat ltwt W WW lwlwlklflyl mi W KATHLEEN CAMPBELL A daughter of the gods dtunely tall and most dwtnely fatr 2 years at C S H S Pre-Med Club 3 4 T O T 3 4 Girls League Cabinet 3 4 G A A 4 Chorus 3 4 Art Club 4 Spanish Club 4 SUSAN CHASE Truth is the secret of eloquence and of vzrtue llfg years atCSHS Dramatrcs 4 Honor Roll 3 4 Art Club 3 4 A.F.S. Club 4 G.A.A. 4 Student Council 4 Talent Show 4 Girls League 3,4 Girls League Cabinet 4 JOHN CLARK No man is born out ambitions. 4 years at C.S.H.S. Boys' Forum l,2,3,4 Var. Swimming 4 Science Fair 2,4 B Football 3 Var. Baseball 3,4 Talent Show 4 JUDITH BURGER Beyond the calrn ex tenor a sweet personal tty lles 1 year at C S H S Pre-Med Club 4 Skin diving Club 4 G A A 3 Student Council 1 3 Hall Guide 'I Splashettes 2 3 ARMANDO BUSTOS Theres mischief ln t is man 4 years at C S H S Var Football 3 4 Var Baseball 3 4 B Football 'I 2 J V Baseball 1 B Basketball l 2 Class VrcePres I Honor Roll 1 2 3 Boys Forum 1 2 3 4 Key Club 4 Letfennan s Club 3 4 FRANK COMSTOCK uith- Quiet but of much abilityf' 4 years at C.S.H.S. Science Club 3,4 Jr. Red Cross 3 JUNE CERINI Thoughtful of others l year at C S H S Pre-Med Club 4 Science Club 4 G A A 1 2 3 F H A l 2 Class Sec 2 Future Farmers of America Sweetheart l Pep Girl 3 Annual Staff 3 School Paper Ed 3 Jr Red Cross 4 BARBARA CLARK Ever charming ever new 3 years at C S H S G A A 3 4 Spanish Club 4 Jotters Club 3 4 Girls League 2 3 4 T.O.T. 4 SHERYI. CRAWFORD All good thzngs come zn small packages 3 years at C S H S C S F 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Talent Show 2 Chrrstmas Pageant PHILIP DIKE Always thoroughly earnest 4 years at C S H S Student Council 2 Boys Forum 2 3 4 Art Club 3 4 Talent Show 4 Scrence Farr 2 3 JAMES DUNN We do not what ue ought uhat ue ought not ue do and ean upon the thought that chance uzll brtng us through 3 years at C S H S Talent Show 4 Boys Forum 2 34 Chorus 3 4 B Football 24 RACHEL CONTRERAS A head as level as heart ts btg 4 years at C S H S A F S Club 4 Jotters Club 3 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Jr Red Cross Glrls League 1 2 3 4 her CAREN ELDER Her vozce and manner were soft and gentle 4 years at C S H S F 'I 2 G A A 2 3 4 G A A Cabrnel Grrls League Cabinet 3 T O T 2 3 4 Pre-Med Club 2 3 Slu Club 2 3 4 A F S Club 4 Talent Show 3 4 Annual Staff 4 DENNIS CRAFTON An agreeable companion 1 year at C S H S Key Club 4 Track 4 Boys Forum Nomads 3 Band 2 3 Band Cauncrl 2 3 JUDY CURTIS From a ltttle spark may burst a mzghty flame 4 years at C S H S Grrls league 1 2 3 4 Student Councrl 1 Skrn Drvrng Club 3 4 Talent Show 4 Rally Club Mascot 4 ANDREW DI ORIO ust to be god e uhole day through 4 years at C S H S B Football 1 3 MARILYN ELEY Ltfe ts not lt e at all without deltght 4 years at C S H S Rally Club Vice-Pres 4 Songleader 4 Art Club 1 2 3 4 Class Vrce-Pres 2 Class Soc Chair I G A A I 2 4 Talent Show T 0 T 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 JANE ELLISON As good as gold 4 years at C S H S C S F 2 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 T O T 2 Talent Show G A A I Jotters Club 4 Chrrstmas Pageant 4 Chorus 2 4 Musrc Festrval 2 MARVIN ENGEBRETSON All manktnd loves a lover 4 years at C S H S B Football 1 Var Football 2 3 4 JV Baseball I 2 Captam 2 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Vice-Pres 4 JONELLE ELLIS My heart beats glad 4 years at C S H S Girls League I 2 3 4 Jotters Club 3 4 Chorus 3 4 FH A I 4 Talent Show 4 SCOTT FOWLER The force of his oun ment makes hrs uay 4 years at C S H S C S F 2 3 4 Var Basketball 4 Boys Forum 2 3 4 Talent Show 4 Skm Drvrng Club 2 3 4 Slun dlvlng Club 2 3 4 Var Tennrs 2 3 4 Captain 4 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 PAT EMERIC Vtrtue ts the strongest shteld 4 years at C S H S C S F 2 Spamsh Club 4 PreMed Club 2 3 4 T 0 T 4 Student Council I 2 G A A I 2 Grrls League 1 2 3 4 BARBARA FLEMING Lzfe too qutet hath pleasure 4 years at C S H 5 Art Club 'l 2 4 G A A 4 Talent Show 4 Annual Staff 4 Gnrls League 1 2 3 4 TOM FRANKEL Noble zn thought deed 4 years at C S H S Var Tennrs 3 4 Key Club 3 4 B Football I 2 A F S Club 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Sclence Club 4 Var Swrmmlng 4 Letterman s Club 2 3 Talent Show 4 all BARBARA FRANKLIN A friendly heart with many friends. 2 years at C.S.H.S. G.A.A. 3,4 A.F.S. Club 4 Pre-Med Club 4 Talent Show 4 Jr. Red Cross 3 Ski Club 3 Spamsh Club 4 Jotters Club 4 T 0 T 3 Glrls League 3 4 MARY FRASER To know her ts love 1yearatCSHS CSF 34 Latln Club Pres 3 GAA Publlclty Mgr 1 Natl Ment Scholarshnp Semlfmalnst 3 Talent Show 4 2nd Place Llt Contest 3 Llons Club Speech Contest Local wmner zone fmallst JOE GONZALES LS a good ellow 4 years at C S H S B Football 2 3 sfe I flffx CAROL FRANKLIN Absence makes the heart grow fonderg isle of beauty fare thee well. 4 years at C.S.H.S. G.A.A. 3,4 Christmas Pageant 3 Talent Show 4 Jotters Club 3 4 F l'I A 'I Spanish Club 4 Chorus 3 C www PATRICIA GACH Our hope ts ever lwe lzer than despatr our joys lwelter and more rows 4 years at C S H S Paper Staff 2 3 4 C S F 2 3 4 Sclence Falr 2 3 4 1st place ln Chem 3 ASB Treas 4 GAA 1234 AFS Club4 Girls League Cabmet 3 Talent Show 3 4 MICHAEL GONZALES also full of fazth 4yearsatCSHS Var Football I 2 3 4 Co Capt 4 Var Track 3 Boys Forum 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross 'I 4 EUGENE GORDON Honest rare as a man wzthout self pzty kznd ness as large and plazn as a prazrle utmd 4 years at C 5 H S A F S Club 3 4 Exchange Student 3 C S F 2 Class VicrPres 3 Var Baseball 3 4 J V Baseball I 2 Var Basketball 4 Student Council 3 Key Club 4 Letterman s Club 3 4 Boys Forum 1 2 3 4 LINDA GRABLE One of the pleasantest things tn the uorld ts gozng on a journey 3V1 years at C S H S Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Honor Roll I 3 Talent Show 2 4 Jr Red Cross 4 Latm Club 4 Speech Club 4 Gnrls League 1 2 3 4 A man of courage zs Letterman s Club I 2 3 4 NANCY GRAY Sweet courtesy has done tts most zj you have made each guest forget that he himself ts not the host 4 years at C S H S able 7 4' Joszm GREEN fffvx A readmess to laugh wtth others IV, yearsatCSHS B Football 4 Boys Forum 4 Art Club 4 ASB sus HMV 7' Grrls League Cabinet 2 Zisifzs 2 MM! ZIV DAVID GRIGGS Domg easzly what others had dzfzcult rs talent domg uhat ts posslble for talent l5 4 years at C S H S C F 1 2 4 Student Councrl 4 T 0 T BETTI HAAS And when lute speaks the votce of all the gods makes heaven drowsy uzth all the harmony 4 years at C S H S Annual Staff 3 4 Copy Ed 4 Class Sec 1 Class Soc Charr 2 3 T 0 T 3 A F S Club 4 G A A 4 Talent Show 2 3 4 Grrls League 2 3 4 RICHARD HALL lllzschzef thou art afoot 4 years at C S H S B Football 3 B Basketball 4 Jr Red Cross 2 BONNIE HAMMERSMITH Virtue 15 lzke a ruth gem I year at C S H S Commercial Club 3 Wrg G Pamt 2 El Staff 1 2 Stunt Show I 2 3 Peparoons 3 Awards Day 2 3 Sec to Ath Drr 3 Trps for Teens VrcePres l Jr Red Cross l Se 2 M0 l Vrce-Pres 3 M' Isle G A A 1 3 4 W I Assembly Comm 2 Talent Show 2 3 4 sk. Club 2 3 If f r o 1 2 3 4 A F s Club 4 V iff, Q E M CHRISTINA GUERRERO So pleasant so jolly 4 years at C S H S Chorus 1 2 3 4 Grrls League 1 2 34 Fashron Show I 2 3 Talent Show 2 MARY ELLEN HAGER An unwearled spzrlt tn domg courtesles 4 years at C S H S Var Cheerleader 4 B Cheerleader 2 Class Soc Charr 2 3 Pre-Med Club 3 4 Grrls League Cabrnet 2 G A A 2 3 4 A F S Club 4 Art Club 1 2 3 4 Rally Club 2 4 Pres 4 Talent Show 2 'X - I V , as v as ' . . . ,, - as , 1. , OJ, f -1 ' 4 ' . w U Nl 1 A ' Ill A I R c. I 5 ' . ofa ' , X J r ' S1 . rr Q -7ryl.f I . ,, ,f f ' K. ,, . . .. . ,, , . g ' f 'im- ,,. . . ., lll genius, F.H.A. 'l,2,3,4 ,. .s.. ,,3, 4. ' , .. , - , . . .,, V. H .... I ' ' Y . I. , ... ,, ff, , rr ' ' . ' ll ,,. . H. . . . A 93 75 - , ,. , . l.Ell.Al'l HEROLD Those uho brzng sun shme znto the lwes of others Cannot keep t from themselves 1 year at C S H S Student Counc1l 'l G A A 2 3 4 Sec to Teacher 3 Sclence Club Vlce-Pres 2 Paper Staff l 2 Chorus Accompanls 1 Class Play Cast 3 DONALD HICKS Szncerzty of purpose that none can deter 3Vg years at C SHS Boys Forum 2 3 4 Speech Club 4 Sclence Farr 2 SANDRA HOLT Reserued tn manners and a uzllmg helper 3 years at C S H S G A A 4 Talent Show 4 Art Club 3 4 Spanish Club 4 F H A 2 4 Skm dlvlng Club 4 JAMES HAYNES I seek hzgher thzngs 4 years at C S H S Talent Show 3 Volce of Democracy Speech Contest 3 Llons Speech Contest 3 Pasadena Playhouse 3 Scrence Club Treas 3 VAN .IACKMAN So much one ma 4 years at C S H S C S F 2 3 4 Pre-Med Club 3 4 Snence Club 1 2 Drama Club 3 Student Counc1I 4 Scrence Farr 2 Var Tenms 3 4 B Basketball 3 Orchestra and Band 1 2 3 4 Boys Forum 3 71 CUT! CHARLENE HEFTY 4 years at C S H S .She 19 a uall of brass lou shall not pass' You shall not pass' 4 years at C S H S G A A l 2 Chorus 2 4 Scrence Falr 2 Glrls League 1 2 3 4 DONALD HERRING In a thousand years ue shall forget the thzngs that trouble us now 4 years at C S H S B Football 3 Boys Forum 'I 2 3 4 Pres 4 C Track 3 C Basketball l 2 FREDERICK HOLLIDAY I never trouble trouble 4 years at C S H S Boys Forum 2 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 J Wrlx an - - sr cc' ' , r . as . 1 ..., 1 .1 - 111 at 7 . - H ' 1 l . sv U '2 ' 111 '11 . . 1111 ' un l 1 1 't,2,3 Tri-Hi-Yl,2 1 - 1 5. 5' l as ' 1 , .... I' 11 1 O be CY -sv U 1 ' sa 9' dos: ...,1 - 1 I 1 ,.., ' . ' , 1411 111 1 DOROTHY JACOBS Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one less travelled by and that has made all the dijerence. 4 years at C.S.H.S. . .F. l 2 Annual Staff 2 3 4 Head Photo. Ed. 3 Ed.-in-chief 4 Class Soc. Chair. 2 G.A.A. T 2 3 T.O.T. 2 3 Art Club 'l 2 3 RITA JIMENEZ Her eyes as stars of twilight fair like twl lights too her dusky hair but all things else about her drawn from May time and the cheer ful dawn 2 years at C S H S Malorette 3 Art Club 3 4 Jotters Club 4 Rally Club 3 SUZANNE JOHNSON Obey that impulse 2 years at C S H S Pre-Med Club Pres 4 T 0 T 4 Grrls League Cabinet 4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff Ad Mgr 3 4 Honor Roll 3 4 A F S Club 4 French Club 4 Art Club 3 Talent Show 4 ROBERT JACOBS A combination of good nature and good sense. 4 years at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 2 3 4 Science Club 2 4 Var. Track 2 3 4 Var. Cross-country 4 Var. Swimming 4 C Truck I Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Art Club 2 Boys Forum 2 3 4 Jr. Red Cross 2 3 RICHARD JOBE Drmkzng when I had a mind to singing when I felt inclined to 4 years at C S H S Var Football 3 4 B Football 2 B Track 3 Lettennan s Club 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 Talent Show Boys Forum 2 3 4 DANIEL JONES A little nonsense now and then 2 years at C S H S Var Basketball 4 Var Track 4 Annual Staff 3 AH Club Treat 4 Boys Forum 4 DONALD JONES Tomorrow I will reform 3Vg years atCSHS Orchestra 1 2 Boys Forum Talent Show 4 SUIANNE JONES There is no duty we underrate so much as the duty of being happy 4 years at C S H S Songleader 4 Girls League Cabrnet 3 Chrrstmas Ball Pnncess 2 Class Soc Chau 2 T O T 2 3 4 Jotters Club Sec 4 Skrn diving Club 3 4 Rally Club 4 Talent Show 2 3 4 DONALD KIESELHORST 'ill I should lose, let me stand by the road and cheer as the u'inners go by 53 4 years at C.S.H.S. Var. Football 3,4 Var. Track 3,4 Pre-Med Club 4 Key Club 3,4 Skin-diving Club 2 3 4 Lettennan s Club 3 4 Class President I MARI KOETH She that IS thy frzend zndeed sh 1 zll h lp thee zn thy need 3 years at C S H S Class Soc Chaur 3 4 Art Club 2 3 4 Treas 3 Sec 4 Girls League 2 3 4 Glrls League Cabmet 4 Talent Show 3 4 Chnstmas Pageant 3 Honor Roll 3 4 T O T 3 4 A S F Club 4 SANDRA LARSEN As merry as the day lS ong llfg years atCSHS Chorus 3 4 F H A 4 Gnrls League 3 4 DARNELL KIRKSEY Thy modesty is a to thy merit. 4 years at C.S.H.S. C.S.F. 2,3 Pre-Med Club 2,4 Spanish Club 4 Jr. Red Cross 2 candle 05 XM PAUL LEO5 For etery gzrl as a smzle 1 year at C S H S Sodallty 1 lnterclass sports 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Pre Med Club 4 JUDITH KRONBERGER Very quzet and de mure of that ue can be sure 2 years at C S H S Talent Show 4 Pomona Exchange Assembly 3 Chorale 4 HAYDEN LENING Oh brave new uorld that has such people zn 3 years at C S H S Math Club 3 Stage Crew 2 T 0 T 2 JACK LOWE As many men as many mznds everyone hzs oun uay 4 years at C S H S Key Club 4 Stage Crew 3 4 B Football 3 Sclence Club 3 4 RICHARD MARTINEZ As the sun colors ou ers so does art color L e 4 years at C S H S Var Track 2 3 4 Art Club 'l 2 3 4 B Football 1 2 3 Letterman s Club l Talent Show 4 AFTON MCCLAY I End earth not gray but rosy 4 years at C S H S .lotters Club 4 Student Councrl 2 Jr Red Cross 2 3 G A A 1 Grrls League l 2 3 4 PAUL MOFFETT ulet people are come eneryuhere 4 years at C S H S B Basketball 2 3 Boys Forum 1 2 3 4 J V Baseball 2 Var Basketball 4 ILE TOM MACKLIN The reason fi rn the temperate 14111 endur ance lorewght strength and slrlll 4 years at C S H S Boys Forum l 2 3 4 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Pres 4 Var Football 2 3 4 Co Capt 4 Var Baseball 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Talent Show 4 WILLIAM MANJARREZ Up and dozng uzzh a heart for any fate 4 years at C S H S B Football 2 3 Capt 3 Annual Staff 3 Baseball 3 Boys Forum l 2 3 SARAJANE MOORE 1 true frzend IS a friend forerer 4 years at C S H S Class Sec 1 3 Class Soc Charr T O T 3 4 Jotters Club 4 VrcePres 4 Chrrstmas Pageant I Grrls League l 2 3 4 F H A 1,3 Honor Roll l 3 4 DONNA MAUCK She cannot froun nezfer frouns 2 years at C S H S .lotters Club 3 VrcePres 3 Talent Show 4 T 0 T 4 Honor Roll 3 4 Grrls League 3 4 PrmMed Club 4 STANLEY McWILLlANlS S 6 I wzll be a man of learnzng 3 years at C S H S Honor Roll 2 3 4 Scrence Club 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Boys Fonam ca , as - - . r , ' 3 - l rs ,-.,., .. nu . . , ' . . . . . 1 1 1 r 1 1 . r r - r r - r sa 1- as . . h r Q 5, , . . . as r . 1 , ' . rr rr I I , , , . . . B Track 'l G.A.A. 4 ' ,2,3 . ' r 1 as ff ' as ' as 1 - . r r r . r r v ' ' r r r 4:0 - vl- sa' - ' ' , , . sa V as H H . . . . . . . . r ' ' . 4 r r r . . . . . . . , r I l r r r r r THOMAS MORSE All excellent things are as dzjzcult as they are rare 4 years at C S H S Var Baseball 2 3 4 Spanush Club Treas 3 Pre-Med CluL 3 Letterman s Club Treas WILLIAM NELSON Let me lwe my own 1 e 4 years at C S H S Stage Crew 3 Art Club 1 Boys Forum 1 2 3 CARLOS OROZCO Gentle ln manner olute tn aCtl0n J V Baseball 1 Var Football 2 3 4 Var Basketball 3 4 ROBERT PALOS Quzet and manly 4 years at C S H S Boys Forum Var Baseball 2 3 4 Var Track 2 3 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 CARI. MYERS I am a lover and haze not found my thing to ove 2Vg years aCSHS B Basketball 2 Var Basketball 4 Talent Show 4 Boys Fonam 2 3 4 JOAN PARKS Aeter ttred never shzrkzng 4 years at C S H S C S F 2 3 4 Glrls State 3 Student Council 3 G A A 3 4 T O T 2 3 4 Pre Med Club 2 3 4 A F 5 Club 4 Orchestra 1 2 Talent Show 2 4 Skm dnvmg Club Sec 3 4 'D AW at MARY NORTHCUTT Her good nature neter relaxes 4 years at C S H S Art Club 2 Welfare Comm 3 4 Glrls League 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Fashlon Show 3 F H A 3 4 ROBERT PALMER He does not talk acts Tenms 3 4 Pre-Med Club 2 4 Boys Forum 1 2 3 4 Skun Dwmg Club 3 4 Skl Club 4 H . ,S . W .97 I i!! .. -, ' I I . V I I ' . 4 U ' sc l'l . I . I ' I I l r 1 1 1 . . . , 46 ' . - 0 , . . .,, U 4 YGUYS et C-5-H-5 4 years at C.S.H.S. . n . ' - . , , , I ' I I V ' r fall .I nk . H - ,, .. Y . . b ' . 1 ,, A ' 3,4 . . . . - r 1 . . . , , - V . I I . . . . , . . . , , - I I 1 . - . . . l THOMAS PEARSON A good friend and truef' 1 year at C.S.H.S. Soccer 3 Cross-Country 4 Track 4 Spanish Club 4 Boys' Fomm 4 ROGER PERKINS Buzld yourself a strong box fashzon Ll uzth care when ll L strong as you can make tt put all your troubles there 2 years at C S H S Var Football 3 Track 3 4 Basketball 4 Talent Show Paper Staff 3 Letterman s Club 4 CAROL PUTNAM The rmldest manners and the gentlest heart 4 years at C S H S Gurls League 1 2 3 4 C S F 2 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 JENNIFER PECK A happy dispositio veals a merry heart 4 years at C.S.H.S. Honor Roll 'l,2,3,4 Talent Show 2 T.O.T. 2,3,4 C.S.F. 3 Songleader 3 Rally Club 3 Annual Staff 3 Pre-Med. Club 4 G.A.A. 3,4 A.F.5. Club 4 fl. as - TLT I n-17 .1 CONSTANCE RICHARDSON I never decewe a frtend 2 years at C S H S Orchestra 2 3 4 Talent Show 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 C S F 3 G A A. 3 4 A F S Club 3 CHRISTINE POMEROY Always Ln haste but never Ln a hurry 3 years at C S H S C S F 2 3 T O T 2 3 4 Class Soc Chair 3 G A A 3 Girls League 2 3 4 A F S Club 3 4 Talent Show 2 4 Paper Staff 3 ROBERT REITZ Clorzous the fortune brzght the destmy 'I year at C S H S Var Swlmmmg 4 Boys Forum 2 4 Camera Club 2 Photo for School Newspaper 2 JULIA ROBINSON A merry maiden an capable 3 years at C S H S C S F 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross 3 4 School Play 2 3 4 Talent Show 4 Spamsh Club 4 Pre-Med Club 2 3 4 Sec 4 A F S Club 4 WILLIAM ROCKLOFF llezer zdle for a ntonment 3 years at C S H S Key Club 4 Boys Forum 'I 2 3 4 Talent Show F AFS Club 3 JUDY ROHMAN Happy arn I from Im free 4 years at C S H S Student Council 1 G A A 1 2 Chorus l 3 4 Jr Red Cross Girls League I 2 3 4 JOAN SAARIO A kmd word she had for all 4 years at C S H S G A A l 4 Talent Show 4 Drama Club 4 Choral I 4 Girls league 1 2 3 4 An Club 1 2 3 F H A 3 Cafeterra l 2 3 4 Chrzstmas Pageant 3 Cherry Pre Contest 3rd place C076 GUST NORMAN RODEWALD .Some shall arquzre greatness 4 years at C S H S Boys Forum 'l 2 3 4 Honor Roll 1 J V Baseball Mgr Var Baseball Mgr 2 3 4 Var Football Mgr 3 Science Club 1 LAURENCE ROYSE Hts capacity unknown 1 year at C S H S R 0 T C 'l N C O Club l 2 3 Musrc Club 'I EDWARD SANDERS Ever wzllmg ever uorkmg 3 years at C S H S C S F 2 3 I Var Football 3 4 Var Track 3 4 Class Pres 4 Key Club 3 4 Letterman s Club 3 4 Student Council 2 4 ROMAN SALAZAR Slumber LS more sweet than toll 2 years at C S H S SUSAN SCOTT Makes frlends of all 1 year at C S H S A F S Club 4 Grrls League 4 MARGARET SEVILLA Sweetness personzfled 4years atCSH5 GAA 1 Jr RedCross'I ArtClub 1234 FHA 12 Glrls League 1 234 JOHN SHELTON Courage mounts occastons 4 years at C S H S Var Football 2 3 4 Var Track 2 3 4 Captain 4 B Basketball Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 C S F 2 4 Key Club 2 3 4 VICEPFQS 4 ZUZI Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Boys Forum I 2 3 4 LOIS SHULL SYLVIA SCOTT Theres nothzng uorth the wear of uznnmg but laughter and the lone of frzends 4 years at C S H S A S B Advertlsmg Mgr C S F 2 3 4 Student Councul I 2 3 Class Sec Treas 'l 2 4 T 0 T 3 4 Pres 4 Glrls League Cabinet 4 Pre-Med Club 3 4 G A A 'I 3 4 Talent Show 2 4 Orchestra 1 2 WILLIAM SELLINGER Always to excel z m name 4 years at C S H S A S B Pres 4 Var Football 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Sudent Councul 3 4 Talent Show 4 B Football 1 B Basketball 1 J V Baseball 1 2 Assembly Comm 3 DARRYL SHARUM Great thoughts hath 2 years at C S H S Science Club 3 Var Basketball 4 B Basketball 3 Boys Forum 3 4 CAROL SHOCK Always wzlllng to her share 4 years at C S H S Her charm strzhes e szght 4 years at C S H S Var Cheerleader 3 4 B Cheerleader 2 Student Council 2 Jotters Club Soc Cha Rally Club 2 3 4 Chorus 'l 2 3 4 If SANDRA SKILLING Lzttle and good pleases l year at C S H S Orchestra 1 Jotters Club 4 Tn County League Festlval 2 3 Band 2 3 G A A I 2 3 Annual Staff I Class Treas 2 Trl Hr Y 2 3 Tam 0 Shanters I what Pre-Med Club 4 G A A 3 4 Talent Show 4 Art Club 4 Jotters Club 3 4 RICHARD SNELSON They say best men are molded out of faults, and for the most, become much more the better for being a little bad. 4 years at C.S.H.S. B Football 'I Var. Football 2 Var. Track 3,4 Talent Show Boys' Forum 3,4 Letterman's Club 1,2 STINA SODERLUNDH When she had passed, it seemed like the ceas- ing of exquisite.music.', Foreign Exchange Student from Sweden Girls' League Cabinet 4 Student Council 4 A.F.S. Club 4 F.H.A. 4 Chorus 4 Gymnastics Biology Club The Red Thread RONALD SPANN The perceptton of the comtc LS a tze of sympa thy wtth other men 4 years at C S H S B Football 3 4 B Track Boys Forum 3 4 Talent Show 4 Chorus 3 4 MOYE STEPHENS High erected thoughts seeded tn a heart of courtesy 4 years at C S H S PETER THORNE Thou by all art honored 4 years at C S H S F 12 Pres 4 Student Council 2 Science Club 4 Slun dwlng Club 2 3 4 Boys Forum 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Letterman s Club 1 2 3 Var Tennis Mgr 1 C Baskeball 1 C and D Basketball Mgr 2 DIANE TRACY A pleasant smtl greetzng for all 2 years at C S H S Student Council 4 A S F Club 3 4 Co Chair 4 Annual Staff 3 4 eanda Special Photo Ed 4 PreMed Club Vice-Pres 4 T 0 T 3 4 Latin Club 4 Honor Roll 4 JUDITH STAUB None other can pam me as you dear can do none other can please me or prazse me as you 3 years at C S H S Pre-Med Club 2 3 4 A F S Club 4 Art Club 3 G A A 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Girls league 2 3 4 LORETTA THOMAS I love the frzendly faces of old sorrows I have no secrets that they do not know 4 years at C S H S F 'I Sec 1 Annual Staff 3 4 Head Photo Ed 4 Girls League Cabinet 4 Pre-Med Club 4 A F S Club 4 T 0 T 3 4 Art Club 'l 2 3 4 G A A 'l 2 3 4 Assembly Comm 3 VIVIAN WALLS Winsome in smt action 4 years at C S H S F H A 1 .lotters Club 3 G A A 2 Girls League 2 3 4 SCOTT WHEATON Happy go lucky 4yearsatCSHS Var Baseball 3 4 JV Baseball 1 2 Boys Forum 2 3 4 MARY WILLIAMS Silence is as deep as eternity speech as shal lou as time 4yearsatCSHS .lotters Club 3 fn Chorus 3 ' Girls League 1 2 3 4 X. v le an GORDON WEBSTER A Splflt strong and hzgh 4years atCSHS Var Football 2 3 4 Var Baseball 3 4 Baseball 2 Var Go 1 Track 2 Basketball 1 2 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Class Pres 1 F 12 Ab ' 4. ELAINE WOODYARD Her heart overflows with goodness? 2111 years at C.S.H.S. Chorus 2 Girls' League 3,4 BRIAN WILCOX zng and free 3 years atCSHS Boys Forum 2 3 4 C S F 2 4 Talent Show 4 Var Tennis 2 3 4 B Football 2 C Track 2 C Basketball 2 Letterman s Club 3 4 RAYMOND WHITTER 3 years at C S H S C 5 F 2 3 4 Science Club 3 Boys Forum 2 3 4 LINDA WYNN Always anxious to be doing somethingf' 3 years at C.S.H.S. G.A.A. 2,3,4 Pre-Med 2,3,4 Science Club 3,4 Speech Club 4 T.O.T. 2,3,4 Ski Club 2 The lad uas eber a roter lonzng and laugh He hnous no enemy STEPHANIE YINGER I am not a flzrt just good natured 4 years at C S H S Student Councll 3 Pre Med Club 4 Spanish Club 4 G A A 'I 2 3 4 Paper Staff 2 3 Honor Roll 4 Talent Shaw 3 4 Gurls league 1 2 3 4 STEVE YOUNG Cenzus must be born, and never can be taught 4 years at C S H S C S F 2 4 Var Swlmmmg 4 B Football 3 Class Soc Chair 4 Art Club I 4 Skm dlvmg Club 4 If ' ' if ' 3, , . ,T r.o.r. 324 vel. tennis 3,4 1 I l I I I .. ,I ' I I I CAROLYN ARMS LORETTA THOMAS ROBERT JACOBS N.s 'SQ vi C ,JJ CAREN ELDER DOROTHY JACOBS JUDY CURTIS .E yq 4 Ja .FN MARY ELLEN HAGER MARILYN ELEY SUZIE JONES Junlor Class offlcers Barbara Coltrm Soclal Chalrman Douglass Adalr Vlce Presrdent Duane Roshay Secretary Treasurer Margaret Colby Blnnle House and Sher: Swarts Social Chaurmen J umors Just as we wlll begun a new decade, we have begun a new tradltlon, designed to flt our expandmg world We are not a class of fears and qualms We look always ahead, even though It may be to a future veiled In doubts As we ap proach our most Important milestone, our senlor year, we are determmed to malntaln our In vinciple spmt To the class ahead of us we glve our gratl tude and wrshes for success To the class behind, we slmply wash a year lust half as great as the one we have completed ' Crm mr Junlor Class Presrdent, John Singer , . ll ff 4 1 . .4 ' M. 4 0 1 ' C ' Q? 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Roberl Bolmgor Jo Ann Brudfleld Cufherme Bromcge Leslie Butcher X Jeanne Chrystie Fred Clark O x, A A U - ,in ,. A ,v,'fx. A 4' - , ' lv ' A Q c K K ,A4 . . r l v , .4 I s l J . X 2,2 x A . ,, 40 - 1312 'lv ,Q if 1, X, k V ,VV , 'Lift lrffi' 'V A ' UV , xxfu bb M fm, fmlllvlljf gf fjjpj WY Ulvplipl W lww ns Ma garef Colby Allan Coleman Barbara Colmn 1 X L j Nancy Co ner Lnda Da I Edwn Dauberl Ll da Da e port WW ,WHL ll 1 3 4, LUAWWW9 JC ss A Ma a Da e port Bren! Dobson sw Mjy y M s A . ' sg .. U 5 . e,' I 4- x. ,. , ry . ,. 1 . , - . ,' .-Y V id . Q 'K we - Q V. N 4 ' K ,r , Ur - , l. 1 '.. 7 I ' ' ' , . ' rl ,, . 1 I . -' lv T I 51 5 ,V 'Y f h 'u 'A x 'X 'Y , .., 1 ,, W , -. ' - f 4, lx ,K I f K- ,xr , .' '..4f H, T, 'v. 5 'lx 1 M 11 ' , 8. 5 TQ YH, Bruce Do glas Susa Dundas Ca ly Ed ards Do ald ElI'son W'lliam E sl' Thomas Evans Taumalolo Fa'Apuoli Roberta Faubus Bonita Ferrin xxjf Davud Fashlow Marlene Fllnl Pa r lu Forster Stephame Frank Roben Gam Damel Gale Barbara Gemmull Jane Gleason Belle Gluck Jacquelm Goodchap Sheila Gore Pennle Grumbeln Sarah Guherrez Kay Hamly Sandra Hammer Susanna Hammond K x Randolph Hargrave Ellnoft Harry Aubyn House Rrchard Huff L JL! N' I rdLlvLl.f VM, tix. 4, Hifi L CNC' Lb l ,ju lxlbk Um Ui? i ll Frank Hungerford Michele Hyman Irene Hymanson Carol Jamison Ronald Kell Gerald Kelly Lynne Klngman Evelyn Klmer Lmda Kopecky Davld Knezel Roberl Laftln Edward Loeb Laura Loomus Vik. l gl? lvl-mi lv mqnha Leonhurde Marvln if ,ww . rl 'A lll 4' ., 1 Que U xllwf LL ,jf C3 'N Loma Lowe Michael Macklin r Madsen Harold Manlle Y I . 'C Q X Nancy Sally Mather Robert Mmmch Martha Morgan Fredenck Morrls Betty Nelson Manlyn Matzen Donald McClelland Pat Morgan Kenneth Morgan Lawrence Nelson Lance Noward Jean Nless Thomas Omn Judith Peck! Sharon Penter I ra ' 1 'Q ' X Joseph McKenzie Shoron McMahon Robert Melendrez Susan Miller x In A X. 44 ' ,f W 9,12 lgfxiggyf V A M W H MLM ab 74 WW V fuf Q W ,aw if W Kgmm my EQ ffjifw A f W WW '-6 51' Daniel Scher Clyde Scherer Peter Scott Richard Robert Seidel A bert Serrano Raymond Sevilla Steven Shacklett David Shannon Sharon Shannon Richard Shelton Robert Simmons Jw ff . v .J r John Singer David Skelton Sandra Slaughter Betty Spann el, .wr V . , K V Suzanne Steiner Cynthia Stocker Barbara Strutton Swarts X 'J x HU Chrnshne Thatcher Rose Tlmmons Mlchael Torrez Andre Touchard XJ Joan Vmcenf Wullram Wan Sallie Wensmlller Karen Welclay Nancy Wilson James Wllishlre Vlrglma Wmston v Eleanor Torrez Frank Torrel Ellen Towne Joyce Tyson Tamara Warhurst Karan Wash Chnstme Wueland Mary Lou Wrllrams Richard Woodrum David Young Sophomores Lis .9 '41 xl, fli- lst row P Hamblm B Dereglbus J Darby V Blake S Esterley P Albright D Dworak J Gabler 2nd row S Grady V Grlesbach l Gale G T Eldt M Harnngton C Clark B Hodgson J Jrmlnez B Cushman 3rd row P Barry S Hanes B Johnson J Duncan L Gmdllng Gallardo S De Lapp M Gates S Grlggs S Bridges L Dunlfon 4th row J Grant J Hoelke R Carpenter T Fmk S Everard M Fuller Heavyslde A Fraser S Ellis C Ellls S Foutts 5th row V Green P Krause K Adair M Henderson I. Dewhurst M Fuger A Grosey J Ewmg E Kane Graham C Coulter 8th row J Hearst Brown R Fxsh H Bond P Heavyslde Blanchard J Boardman C Hertz C Aguilar R Abundlz 6th row D Dnlks W Dnggs C Brookman R Forster Garclduenas l Faubus G Goetz J Andersen R Hudson K Casen M Crawford K Armour 7th row J Castro D Kleselhorst D Hazelton D Barber S Burwell A Duckmson R Contreras D Furth J Frank S Burt M Dlckason Black D Browning S Isaacson G Haas C Bentley J Fuller J Beck W Fagg J Kovar R Devlin 9th row R albert W Green R Jackson J Gonzalez W Helber R Drake R Frampton R Cole T Hodges W Grosey T Garr R Fuller A.- ir- ! V lst row Sophomore class offrcers Don Bell Pres1dent Harlon Fnllon Vuce Presldent Betty Shaeffer Secretary Treasurer Sherne Anderson Susan Sneneke Carolyn Curtls Soc1alCha1rman 2nd row L Peterson R Wenker B Lowrance E Walden D Nenll L Shelton J Tlbbals Otns M Saunders S Naldor C Pale L Martm 3rd row J Maurer K Lasater B Sharum C Pedersen S Walton M Zornes R Lntt McFarland D Mornson 4th row M Seapy P Saltekoff K Sheetz C Thomas J Shelton P Madlem H Peters S Martln J Loberg Snlder C Sears 5th row B Lunk B Puttkamrner A Smlth J Pearson J Ormlston E Webster M Martmez H Serrano L Salazar Laane J York P Woodbrldge 6th row P Rams J Spotswood T Stark R Wenss J VonderRe1th A Thum J Levlck E Knrksey J Tundall N Mamarrez R Bush J Larson F Torrez N Stewart 7th row R Waszmk D Whrte R Werner J Scott G Lawrence A Van denberg L Lee E Pans E Youngs R Maggs T Larson F Rohrs D Peanrs C Marsh 8th row D Sevilla A Preston B Zatnnsky B La Mear L Yermasek J Lules B Stapp J Seeman D Rugh R Lewis B Pulllam B Stemer D Wrllloms J Stevenson 9th row R Sansom J Russell D Wllcoxen D Smeth E Wemberg W Loomls R Scrlven F Sell C Zetterberg J Scott T Stratton - -x . .- s-Is. 1 '41 ' 5 ' 1 X f . x 1 vc In I W 4 - .A I 5 L 1 . , . . 1 . 1 ' V .. 1 - V ' , , L . 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L - , . , . , . , . , . 1 . 1 . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 1 . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . . ,2,'fX'wf' D fif' 1 1.7.5 z' f. N.-'X 54 f v: f , . 46- GRGANIZATIONS ' 1 Zdif!-,pL,,.l47 ,4uf5M4 '770W f A'c' f4'A'0 'L4' -.4 J 9, QJWMLZ143, o'jf 'd' 5, 5 U Q! X Wlthout the co operatlon and teamwork shown by the entlre Student Body thls year llfe at Claremont Senlor Hugh School would not have been as successful as It has been We have won our share of championships showing that we still have the school splrlt and sportsmanship of previous years We have taken more responslblllty toward self government by adopting the Student Plan I hope that CS H S wlll contmue the good tradltlons already set Bull Selllnger Student Leaders Vice-President Beth Booth Secretary Polly Leonhardt Treasurer Fist Goch w 1 - 0 - . . I . . . . . I - . -. . . -.. - . -- . . Nancy Sanford Co ordmator of Student Actrvmes Candle Stocker, Advorhslng Manager Manlyn Matzen Busmess Manager Dorothy Jacobs Annual Editor Clyde Scherer Athletic Manager Davld Flshlow Paper Editor 7 'Y Standmg B Bentley S Soderlundh S Chase S Sinner N Adams J Smger L Rres K Morgan D Frshlow C Edwards D Anderson A Allen M Hagar Mr Duncan Seated outer edge of table C Scherer S Roshay C Batcheller J Carruthers J Blmle D Herring C Stocker N Sanford P Leonhardt B Sellmger B Booth P Gach M Mafzen N Gray S Johnson C Curhs D Tracy B Kleselharst D Bell A Thum Seated Inner edge of lable L Scaff D Adarr V Jackman D Griggs D Graham R Fish H Flllon l-. . F ' , ' 2 , 1 1 . F .. I .' .- . 7 , ll 'Z' I' 1' I' . I ' l', l'.l' I.. I ' I ' I I ' I ' ' I 2' I' I ' I' l'..l ' .I ' I . ,. ,. ' ,, ,. , . , . ,. Q. ',. ,.' ,. ,. . ,. Z. ,. .,. ,. l 7, ,-.,-- . .S.. These are the intellectual ranks of Claremont Senior High School, whose achievements have reached the highest scholastic standards. This is the California Scholarship Federation. 1st Row R Witter J Jackman E Sanders D Griggs D Bond P Theme 2nd Row S Scott J Parks I Bertelson B Booth D Jacobs T Pomeroy P Gach J Peck C Elder J Robinson 3rd Row S Crawford L Gale M Harrington S Mather D Anderson M Fuller B S Frank T Frnk S Gore G Haas G Lawrence T Larson 5th Row J Gleason G Sage P Leonhardt P Madlem S Hammer M Colby B House L Smith S Chase M Fraser M Eley D Mauck J Fuller J Larson 6th Row S Griggs V Blake J Trbbals E Walden J Vmcent D Frshlow D Adarr B Montgomery R Jacobs B Mrnnrch L Scaff C Zetterburg R Waszech : . ' , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , Schaeffer, M. Hyman, B. Ferrin, M. Flint. 4th Row: B. Strutton, L. Dunifon, J. Mauer, E. Daubert, E. Harry, S. Grady, 5. Everard, L. Shelton . , . ' , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . - 1 - ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . . : . ' , . , . ' , . , l r ' l r - l r ' I ' I ' l ' I ' 1 - r - - Membership has trupled this year In the AFS Club, whrch IS dedrcated to promoting lnternatlonal frlendshlp and understanding Money ralslng prolects such as dances, dinners, and pames have mamtalned Interest 7 lgjlnli Beth Batcheller and Gene Gordon speak of summer experlences abroad Stlna Soderlundh and Korhun Berzeg this years exchange students stand together The Wolfpackel staff: C. Bromage, K. Adair, B. Gemmill, M. Hyman, P. Gach, T. Warhursf, J. Kelly, N. Mason, C. Stocker, D. Adair, D. Fishlow. Mrs. Noble, advisor fo the annual and the school paper, wilh annual editor, Dorothy Jacobs, and Wolfpackef edilvff Dave Fishlow. Journalism . Ml? The annual staff: M. Eley, B Haas, B. Fleming, G. Sage, D Jacobs, D. Tracy L. hom C. Elder. We W Gzrls League Sfandmg L Thomas S Chase K Campbell S Johnson N Connor Snmng M Koeih B Gluck B Slruhon Anderson Boys Forum 5Nnd'n9 Mr Duncan Surhng F Hungerford B Mmnlch T Omn ' J M. Colby, J. Vincent, N. Gray, K. Hoinly, Miss Flannelly, J. Gleason, S. Soderlundh, L. Shelton, l. Smith, D J Ecnezcs lst Row F Comstock B Allen K Wash R Wenker S Hammer M Matzen E Towne J Plerce S Mather P Gach 2nd Row P Scott E Daubert J McKen1le L Butcher T Warhurst B House B Strutton M Fraser R Maggs 3rd Row B Mmmch M Hyman B Gam N Sanford S Frank L Puerce M Morgan B Gemmlll L Wynn 4th Row R Scruven B Montgomery D Sharum M Reents T Bassett J Robmson B Barnum D Anderson S Scott S Gore R Shelton 5th Row L Neward T Omn R Weuss J Clark E Loeb G Webster Pre Med Club lst Row P Madlem S Ymger J Staub J Pierce B Bagley J Peck B Haas 5 Griggs L Butcher 2nd Row D Mauck B Franklln K Campbell D Krrksey C Arms B Fleming J Parks J Robinson 3rd Row B Allen H Fllloon P Leos A Thum V Jackman F Clark S Johnson 4th Row D Kleselhorst P Thome B Arthur B Jacobs l. Wynn D Tracy Mr Tumer l : . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . ' 5 . , . . : . 5 . 5 . '5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . , . . : . ' ' 5 . 5 . ' 5 . 5 . 5 . ' 5 . 5 . ' . . : . ' 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . ' 5 . 5 5 . 5 . 5 . . : . 5 . '5 . ' 5 . 5 . 5 . P. Thome5 B. Wilcox5 B. Arthur5 D. Wickstrom. 6th Row: H. Harrison5 J. Lowe5 B. Jacobs5 D. Griggs5 E. Sanders, . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . ' 5 . ' ' . - 1 . 5 . ' 5 . 5 . ' 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . ' 5 . . : . 5 . ' 5 . 5 . ' 5 . 5 . ' 5 . 5 . ' . : - 1 . ' 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 5 . . : . ' 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . . 7th Row K Armour B Sharum B Batcheller R Wenker C Arms S Gore P Grumbeln M Colby L Teachers of Tomorrow lst Row S Burwell C Coulter B Bnam S Young E Welnsberg P Thome 2nd Row H Laane P Thomp son B Lowrance S Semeke S Everard B Bagley J Darby L Gale J Peck B Haas M Eley M Koeth S Jones B Clark C Stocker B Ferrln 3rd Row C Elder V Green S Mather L Danlel C Thatcher K Halnly C Bromage E Towne C Richardson J Saarlo T Pomeroy L Shelton S Ymger N Gray S Moore B Bertelson L Thomas 4th Row M Zomes K Wash L Pierce P Madlem C Prle N Pierce L Lowe P Krause K Campbell J Parks B Booth D Mauck N Connor P Leonhardt P Barry 5th Row P Saltekoff T Lassater V Grlsbach S Martin M Saunders L Webster J Tlbbals C Clark E Walden A Fraser B Gemmlll T Warhurst M Matzen C Ellls 6th Row N Sanford B Coltrm S Frank L Kopecky G Sage H Peters M Otls B Johnson B Llnk K Olsen B Shaeffer J Gleason M Morgan D Tracy S Johnson Butcher S Swarts E Klrner L Wynn D Heavyslde Ke Club 'lst Row J Stephenson D Bell B Gam H Robertson A Bustos B Bentley J Shelton G Webster J Singer R Gomez B Bollnger 2nd Row Mr Lynn K Bentley J Munhel J Lowe S Ronfeldt D Crofton C Scherer S Shacklett J Kelly B Kleselhorst 3rd Row B Benson T Frankel S Graves B Rockloff E Sanders M Macklin B Selllnger G Gordon J Blmle D Kleselhorst Spanish Club Isl Row J Robmson N Sanford K Wash N Connor J Chryshe C Arms B Bamum C Curhs 2nd Row B Shaw Mnss Wulbom R Lewus R Maggs C Gallarclo S Jones L Loomus L Gale S Crawford S Roshay B Gllck L Kopecky 3rd Row L Neward V Wmslon S Grady M Eldf C Duke B Franklin S Holl T Bassett S Gore M Wulllams Latm Club Row L Daniel S Malher C Stocker J Tlbbals B Haas L Marhn C Elder S Welsmlller S McMahon A Fraser 3rd Row B Colfrm M Mafzen T Sheeh L Dunlfon S Frank N Gray .l Parks D Tracy J Beach M Reenfs M Morgan 4fh Row Mr Gafes P Scoff E Loeb B Monfgomery F Hungerford B Bnam F Clark L Shelton L Grable : . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' . : . , ' . , . ' , . , . , . , . l , . , . , . , . ' , . . : . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . , . . I 'Isl Row: M. Colby, B. Boofh, P. Grumbein, J. Gleason, L. Bulcher, M. Gales, B. Sfruffon, M, Schaeffer. 2nd : . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . ' ' , . , . . : . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . . Stage rew L Royse R Forster D Heber? C Brookman M Zomes D Bond F Holliday Mr Booth 1st row B Fleming J Staub C Shook M Hyman R .hmenez M Eley 2nd row J Tyson E Webster S Muller M Koefh S Chose B Johnson L Thomas 3rd row B Cushman J Beach S Young D Jonas W Duke D Clemens K Campbell S Holi , , . , - 1 - 1 - 1 - I - 1 - Q Q Pa Ao : . , . , . , . , . , . . :. ,. , . , . , . , . , . . : . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . . Letterman 5 Club sf X l lst row J Smger S Young T Frankel M Macklln B Dobson B Benson, V Jackcan B Jacobs D Kuesel A Bustos H Robertson T Ormu B Mmmch J Shelton S Fowler B Wnlcox S Graves, S Wheaton G De Roos B Sellmger 3rd row L Scaff B Palos R Angle K Bentley P Leos J Stevenson R Gomez E Loeb, C Batcheller, J Munzel K Dobson B Douglas B Gum T Evans T Macklin 4th row Mr Cohn J Kelly P Thorne F Hardy B Pulliam B Lathn C Orozco, N Rodewold J Clark R Palmer R Sevnlla F Rlnard B Bolmger Rally lub lst row M Otns L Webster J Curtls L Gale S Noldor 2nd row S Jones S Dundas L Shull Mr Polos L Loomis B House M Eley . Y I - 4 V ,-ff 5, , . ,. V T , ,, ll' '7lfiW wf '7l Q 7. K . : . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . . , . , . ' - horst, M. Gonzalas, B. Arthur, T. Morris, M. Engebretson, G. Webster. 2nd row: C. Scherer, R. Martinez, G. Gordon, . , . , . ', . l ' , . , . , . l , . . , . , . ' . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . ' , . , . ' . : . , . , . , . , . l , . ' , . . , . , . , . ' , . l , . : . ' , . , . ' , . , . ' . : . , . , . , . , . l , . , . . horal Row 1: D. Roshayp S. Roshayp D. Dilksp C. Richardson: M. Otisg P. Krause: Mr. Cox. Row 2: J. Granlp H. Petersg P. Grumbem L Harold M Colby B Coltrm Row 3 H Robertson K Morgan R Perluns D Scher D Snelson J Dunn Orchestra Rowl S Roshay D Roshay S Skilling 8 Slrurlon J Black C Rnchardsan E Wemsberg W Fagg Row 2 J land J Tnbbals S Dundas L Marhn 3rd Row R Perkms B Mmmch B Benlley B Rockloff B Palos V Jackman R Huff F Hungerford Mr Denes P Seo!! G Lawrence F Zappa T Hodges D Barber Kovarp C. Clark: B. Colfrinp B. Waifeg E. Loebp D. Herring: B. Monigomeryp M. Seapyp B, Moleyp C. Her-up C. Wei- Jotters Club Is! row R Contreras J Chryshe S Dundas K Hamly B Bagley S Skllllng J Ellls Mr Names 2nd row B House T Alcom L Shull R Carpenter S Mather R Jlmenez B Franklm E Haber 3rd row D Knrksey Speech lub Isl row J Saarlo M Davenporl N Conner B Franklm T Bassett B House M Colby L Butcher 2nd row D Fnshlow T Alcorn L Kingman B Gluck B Spann M Koelh S Jones C Elder T Warhursr Mr Farley 3rd row D Griggs D Hrcks C Myers M Funk J Pulnam L Wynn L Grable A Touchard 9 : . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . ' ' , . ' , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . . : . ' , C. Duke, C. Shook, E. Kimer, D. Anderson, M. Williams, S. Swans, B. Bertelson.. . : . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . . . : : . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . , . . Future Homemakers of America C Pedersen M Norlhcuh P Grumbeln B Blanchard T Sheelz S Ellns C Edwards 2nd row Mrs Boll S Soderlundln M Fuller B Hodgson B Puhkammer B Shamm C Guerrero S Hmes C Thomas S Grady Jr Red Cross Gallardo S Foulfs l Gale K Morgan .l Jnmmez N Pierce C Pale 3rd row P Barry .l Robinson C Camp- bell G Sage B Gemmlll Miss Lumnger J Cenm . , . , . ' , . , . , . ', . . : . 1 I I I - I I I - I . I . ' I 4 I 1 U lst row: D. Hazellon, M. Davenport, l. Daniel, D. Anderson, M. Hyman, J. Boardman, B. Briam. 2nd row: C. , . , . , . , . ' ' , . ' , . ' . : . , . ' , . I I I A . ' . . . I I . .. ACTIVITIES On with the dance! Let joy be unconjinedg No sleep 'till morn, when youth and pleasure meet To chase the glowing hours with. flying feetf' Lord Byron ,1- ..,- X S-I I E UMf2flar September I Opened 0 L 'I' November 15-The Key Club Dance November 26-The Tri-County League Dance December I9-The Christmas Pageant January Banquet February Formal March April aur April Ban q uet April April Dance May Day I 6-The Prom 20-The 23-The Banquet muy f SLH00! 5 Q' ,sam oh 4 Howdy Hop The Howdy Hop IS the dance which starts the soclal year rollmg at CSHS Everyone IS welcome, especially the new students Thus dance, now a tradltlon was a great success with Its theme Smlles N. Exchange student Korhan Berxeg makes an excellent showmg at the first dance of the year 1 r . . . - . . . . .. . . I as ' H , . U JK N .1 I , , 4. , 1 K., . xt A4 ,. 5 K I , . ,A . 4 An excltlng game' A victory or a defeat What then? Then an after game dance sponsored by the P F A Wlll that certam someone be there or even dance wnth you? That IS the question' If not there are plenty of good refreshments ready to be consumed Home at last ln the wee small hours of the morning What a happy endmg to a thrllhng mght' ff L C V C C 6141. if Q' V 4, I , 'I I I A ' LQLIL' Luv, V gf1f737Q4fVl? I f 2,L1'fM'AJ,11f0 jg- 6LA,1.4'Li,,Q 0,f24lQccf Q,fgu ,rccoj bf, 7,,j-cfvmnll4Zf,cvQ ffwlb e , l fl Ll ,J Jaap!! CLLLQ, 0: 51, ,fZf,4A,v, - VZQQZY, ffZt7clZ7S1'7f LLM- f,C'Zc,f2 '-7 '7c'. f , ' , 1, !,,.. ,,.n iv 7 r ,lf ,ZLL V4 LLLA-1 4,L6vc4oQfr?v U. lf! iffy VK-L V 'gl Talent Show The color and variety of a County Fair made this year's talent show one of the best ever. Organ- grinders, folk-singers, blues-dancers, Roaring '20's quartets, and the incomparable harem sequence pro- vided by the Senior boys won enthusiastic applause from a record audience. Harlem Nocturne, beautiful mood music, even more enchanting when Belle Gluck dances to it The atmosphere of Hawan was created by a Senior group headed by Nancy Gray JTH .vi Semor Boys give their interpretation of a Sultan S Hdrtm 5 N ' ' -x I . Y 1- 40 e ' I W V Sungmg about the falr are the Junlor gurls ,555 we wie Mrs Noble and Mr Farley asslst Tamara Alcom and Nancy Sanford IH dmrectmg the Talent Show 73 Sensor Girls present the French comedy Madeline with their own Inserts 0 . 1 X ,f Nk'N,. I ' f I J - - , , Y A ij Wy! ' N , , gf non l N l fd Claremonts Homecommg queen and her court Homecommg Our trlumph over the Upland Highlanders was one of the hnghllghts of a very successful homecommg But along with thus came the crowmng of our homecommg queen, pretty Suzy Jones, and her royal court The alumm made rhe mght complete at the homecommg dance whlch followed the game 01 .Ienmfer Peck Beth Booth Queen Suzy Jones Tma Pomeroy Loss Shull WM The crowmng of our pretty and petnte queen Suzy Jones by Korhan Berzeg Polly Leonhardt makes an attractive partner for Paul Leos Key Club Dance Hawanan type decorations and muslc by the Bull Bentley Band provided atmosphere for one of the most unlque events of the year the Key Club dance 'V is -ww we , f 1 Suzy Jones, Claremont's Homecoming Queen, in her seat of glory. Tri County League Dance A huge harvest moon was shining upon couples from Claremont, Chino, Bonita, Po- mona, and Upland High Schools at the Tri- County League Harvest Moon Ball. Suzy Jones and Doloros Caftagord Chmos Homecoming Queen shore the throne Their princesses are the Queens from Upland Pomona Bonita and Corona 4 X this 'l2.1w1'EuwrQ To pay homage to theur Lord the shepherds come to that lonely stable Chrzstmas Pageant The tableaux for the Christmas Pageant thus year portrayed scenes of the shepherds and the manger, whsle .hm Haynes read the narration and the Chorale under the dlrec hon of Mr Cox, sang appropriate songs Addltlonal numbers were glven by the If chorus and orchestra Marllyn Eley portrays the gentle Madonna holdlng the sleeping Chlld whale Melinda Saunders the The chorus announces the bnrth of the Kung through melody angel me5Se'19ef looks on 4 1 , V 'di l s X ' he 3' X F X l kxx GN., A 1 S V? -C , X . ,, l W vc 2 ti? I ,'ff 'M w. .. J ' 'M , P 3 Q f' M le I I m, .- A I M ff . 0 if I ' I - - - piggy I V L A jing! ' . . I . ll K- In ,, M: 5 lf , Q ef Q . hx f , n up 5 I h . 2 hrzstmas Ball Garlands of Chrlstmas roses punk and red sparked the Wlnter Wonderland theme of the an nual Christmas Ball A tree of dazzling whlte served as a backdrop against which the dancers drlftmg by looked to be In Wonderland Indeed Mlke Gonzales receives hugh honors TCL lineman of the Year All C I F Guard Honorable Mention on the Hugh School All Amencan Team lmmersed In the lays of victory was our tnumphant football team at the banquet fol lowlng the CIF flnals Speakers from e Quarterback Club and the coaching staff dns frIbUl'et.l honors and fropllles durlng fhe ro The three football captams Tom Macklm Mlke Gonzales and gram Bob Benson present glfts to Coaches Cohn and lynn Football Banquet The Wlnnmg Team' , ? 2 , W - N 'C K ' , X X ' ' . th r . . . P - . I . I . I The Royal Court: Ed Sanders: Korhan Borzog, King: Mike Gonzales: Marvin Engebretsonp Don Kiosolhorst. Girls' League Formal Honoring the tradition of St. Valen- tine's Eve, this year's Girls' League For- mal, Holiday of Hearts, provided a dream-come-true atmosphere for those attending. King Korhan reigns supreme . 'lk F fa ' . - 4: f,'X'Vf -' f I NL 4-1. 5 .53 .Q .. ' x N f Q08 E gf if 5, f 3 I 5533, ' N 1' 3,21 L ,, ' ' ww, ei .1 , .. . .. -I ' jxfifvri - - - g SPORTS H.'1IId 611111111111 br' fzim. ffm! first vrivs, '1l0lzl. rflzouglzf' Williarn SlIll11'l'Spf'l1fI' W ily rl Bvllwbfi Sh Song Leaders Ma Ellen Cheer Leaders Football Exhubltmg tremendous spmt all year long the mlghty Claremont wolfpack secured Its sec ond C I F Champlonshlp m three years when ut trounced the San Maruno Tutans 20 0 Mentors Len Cohn and Hal Lynn turned In one of the greatest coaching lobs In C I F hlstory An early defeat by Corona failed to darken the Wolfpacks hopes as they fought back to wm a flfth consecutuve Trl County League Cham plonshlp Claremont then entered the new AA dlvlslon of the CIF playoffs which they won after four vlctorles Co-captams Mike Gonzales Bob Bmsons Macklm Coaches - Hal Lynn, Lon Cohn. Managers - Clyde Scherer, Ed Loeb. if yi , 2957 f E 2 Q5 it 5 WEE B5 R ,, ? ' , 7 Kent Dobson Quarterback i fur '-aq.3 Mike Gonzales Guard Richard Jobe Tackle 4' 3 if L? i , M Marvin Engobrefson Richi, Ggmgz Tucklc Halfback Harry Harrison Tackle Guard an ' Y --.Q NYY KOHY Don Kneselhorsi Halfback Hagfbock , 4 115: 114' ,,w ' f-.av , . 1 ' '17 ' .a .-, , -2 ,V 1, 1 A. U 1' L '. U-.. . F . ' . Y Mike Mucklm Tom Macklm B05 M 'h nd Center Tackle 1 i Q 40 ,ag Jerry Munfzel Tom Omru Barry Fulham Center Tackle Halfback Y George Redmond Forrest Rmard Harold Robe,-qgon Fullback n Guard if sa Sa a 5 H 'fb k Helena k Gord W 9 -v19sQf '-' Joh Sl phen Q, QQ Wd QL Q-goal Ck -Q-'L O 'QU UUCV f-N 'N oc, JC, Klux .Nw rv SQWWYYP B D 5 Q50 Ed 91 4 g an 3 Y 1 --4 I - X R i yi? Q N n ers Bill ellinger John Shglfqn a ac End C l Uv . John Singer Y N I n Q son U End Q k Q A X f' - A . U , XC p Q -Q -A C1 C9 X Y w Qu Q, Q 6 .f Q 5' G rdon ebsfer y 'S 345 321 sg! 3. gg ,, 1 W f , . av W ,, A- 3 Q. ' '. 'Lili in -- Hn '-M 'wif ' iw, x Q af ' x g 5? M X f X f If 245 -an ' 0,15- 1 f '21 iffifbq- ' 4 Don Kleselhorst ccrnes the ball past the San Marino tackles Mater Den IS defeated as the Wolfpack makes a spectacular touchdown Make Marklin receives pass at the El Centro game G my . 5' .- ,'- 1 ,. Finishing third in the League, the 1958 B football team, led by Coach Esper Keiser, broke all recent B records. .Though it was only his first year at C.S.H.S., Coach Keiser guided the traditionally mediocre Bs to two league victories and developed a score of prospective Varsity players for next year's squad. A an L -'es it I I . 4, M ph ' v I '1!'iD lst row Manager R Contreras .l Green R Jackson. 2nd row: D. Bell, B.Green, I... Hemandez, R. Barber, W. Diggs. 3rd row: J. Black, D Sevilla ,,,1.-vzyfyg V ,1,f1l7'Nx-.u.-. , N , i -4 Isl row: R. Spann, C. Bentley. 2nd row: W. Helber, D. Kriezel, J. Castro, T. Sirahen, W. Grosey, Coach E. Keiser. 3rd row: R. Cole, J. Levick J. Ewing, B. Douglas, T. Hodges. Basketball Although thus year s basketball team drd not prove as successful as teams of the past rt was one of our flnest In many ways Under Coach Jack Smiths gurdance many of the problems whrch confronted the team were solved Though the frnal count showed few wms the splrrt and good sportsmanshrp drsplayed by the squad pro duced a season of which the school can be proud Ray Sevrlla Captam 'if' Mr Jack Smrth Coach 96 -s.. Ron Angle Manager . , . . I . . . , . I . . . . 1 . . . . 1 . . . . 9 l X. ' z .gp M A WN 1, -. . if 'K -- .A ' ' Adm X J . , 1 ...fi Scolf Fowler Gene Gordon Jerry Kelly Bob Lahm Guard Guard Guard Forward Mike Macklin Center Ca rl Mye rs Center Paul Moffat? Forward X Judy Curhs our spmfed Mascot Fred Moms Forward Carlos Orozco Guard Ray Sevnlla Forward lk QQ! fwllwy B Basketball Although their record In the wm column was not lmpresslve the B s under the able coach mg of Jack Smith came through the season showing promise and fight that wlll help ln the coming years Coach Jack Smith qffevdfif Q3 Q3 Ist Row J Black D Knezel D Bell I Green 2nd Row J Hearst R Jackson B Kneselhorst C Zetterberg D White 3rd Row D Hazelton C Bentley F Sell D Sevilla IOO l l' 0 W' 'ly lll ul' f lp? I Um u l 'J rr :J I . ' . ' . , ,fu x ' , - ws' g M, 'ze H 'Q . fs , I Q? , t 2 so fe:-L D A -1 -1 k Le 4 D l E . A il! 1 W Ci' Basketball Developing many of the char- acteristics essential for Varsity, this year's C team played hard and well. Though scores were often small, each boy's in- dividual fight and determination will make him a likely candidate for the higher ranks next year. lst Row S Brookside F Torrez H Fnlloon 2nd Row R Lewis D Williams N Steward J Henry 3rd Row B Brown , 0 I Q ,yy X l ln 3 700 bill 4467 O S bg, gf 'l1xa.,7' 70V I MO' 5Cf'r7'l s - fu cemgm. if Qteicl. jfs lfbe 'C L?-Qflrx Schiff 'ff - f.,,0 QOH Q' wav' , fiwf Track Under the dlrectlon of Coach Hal Lynn, the Cross Country team showed that competitive spur It whlch many an athlete strives to acqulre Wlth a large turnout, the harrlers placed ln many meets but are loolung forward to a stronger team next year banana..-B.. aptaln Kent Bently Coach Hal Lynn -'ll lst Row Coach Hal Lynn K Bentley C Bentley J Black 2nd Row R Angle B Jacobs T Pearson A Thum 3rd Row ManagerA Touchord R Stapp T Stratton W Fagg IOQ 1 P4 5 ., ll 54 u, dy K - ,. '1 1, W 5? . . . . . . . t M5 . 1 W I . C ' I . 'AQQX f 5 , i tl lg .- l' , ,gf-:uhh I Captams Ben Benson and John Shelton ,galil Cross Country Ending the season hugh In league standings Coach Hal Lynns track team showed the fnght and splnt that enables a small school luke Clare- mont to do well ln athletlcs Wuth 70 boys out lClaremonts largest turn out In hlstoryl the varsity made good showmg against all competition In a season of almost 20 meets Both the Bees and Cees proved out standing as they broke many school records wlth the Bees golng undefeated In league play Managers Blll Gray Andre Touchard and Guy Haas Coaches Esper Kelser and Hal Lynn lO3 I , . ' Y I I I 1 S ui ' . . 1, f' il' . ' , V .' I A nnql . - C 25 I X' Ar he .- Q ff 'ef mfg, 1 A Varszty Track g Row 1 B Gray G Haas A Touchard D Kieselhorsl B' Benson J Munzel R Contreras J Kolly Row 2 Coach Kelser M Macklm R Kell R Jacobs B Sllner D Snelson G Redmond J Shelton B Bollnger J Srnger Row 3 Coach Lynn D Jones T Pearson K Berzeg B A Minnlch E Sanders G De Roos I-l Harrison P Elias o . 1'-A ' - A Y ' , ' ht , .., 5 .f in .1 - 1 3. nl 4' . ZF , I I- f ,, ,.... Xf . . ,, A Ar . 1 Y ,J ,., l , ' . 4 u - ,,,:,. , - if 4 x 1 5 , A A , - - ' ' rv ,- 1 A . G 'J , : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : , . , . , . , , . , . , . , . . ll ihif V . . R gg, , A UH , if , Q., 232 , O ,U 4 4 ,mi ' A. N 4 4 HQ M , f' - .,. 'Qm '91-'lvl '3 ' , A 'Q 4 V 4 wsu ig Q L -gr 1 if A.: 'A .2 . L . , 5 ' - 5, 'P .... ,, , ,Lam Qafggff W1-A - -Y 'it Q ,QQ 6 Bob Arihur Ben Benson Hurdles and Broad Jump Sprmfs and Broad Jump Kent Bentley Ml e Korhon Berzeg 880 Q.. uu '5 ' Kent Dobson Hugh Jump and Broad Jump Bill Bollnger Pole Vault Qian ,Jawa Dave Browmng Sprlnls and Shot Put Mike Gonzales Harry Harrnson Bob Jacobs Shot Pu! 440 and Sprlnfs Hurdles and High Jump 'z ' f 'J ' ' ,f n ' ' , , V' ., M y A W , , ' o f iv J l .- ' U awww y ? , 4. J , ' 'aa J,Q.Q,, A , .N . , . H A, , I ,, A I ,1 A Q I . M, , I 4 ' W A ,,,, , M kwa 9' 4' 4' nw, fi 1 .4 Don Kleselhorsi Mike Macklin Richard Marhnez Bob Mlhfllfh Sprmts Hugh Jump and Broad Jump Pole Vaull and Hugh Jump Shot Pui N 72 1 ,Q . . , , W - 'x 1 . , J 5 . ...W W N ,.. N .iw V ,, .-' 'Zn Roger Perkins George Redmond Ed Sanders .Iohn Sheldon Hurdles Hurdles Pole Vault 440 gk v0 0 f 1 ,wmv WW John Signer 8 0 Dick Snelson Shot Put Baseball Under the expernenced coachmg of Mr Len Cohn thls years baseball team proved to be very strong wlth a great deal of speed and a hugh batting average Led by Captaln Bob Palos the baseballers flnlshed hugh ln Trl County League standmgs The nlne a comparatively young outflt wlll have approxlmately half the squad returning next year Managers Norm Rodewald Mike Schaffer and Jlm Anderson Captain Bob Palos Coach Len Cohn I , . I I , . . . . I . . . I . ll I U l ce H g 4 1 pi i . ff lu Q s J , 5 l. ,,.,, C I ' I, , V X - ..f+ .QQ Um L ...A Duffield Richard Jackson Oulfleld YN 3-wx Mike Macklin Pitcher Oulfleld lll I - ' V , l c I ' ' X R 01 ' l nn- 1 I ' .- Don Bell Annando Bustos Gene Gordon Bill Helber I K 4 I 1 Tom Muckin Caicher Tom Morse 'lsi Base Bob Palos 2nd Base wMWWfyL Wm Zfmiyw M My N iv! ul J V Baseball Captam Mnke Torre: Coach Doug Jones Captam Duane Douglass Claremont Hlghs 1959 JV baseball team proved untradltlonally strong this year endmg the season with a very respectable wln loss rec ord Coach Douglas Jones developed the sports manshlp and wlll to wm that wlll make these boys the basls for Varslty teams In future years 4 rw., ..,,,,. Y, v,,- , , . . Y 'lst Row: B. Mantle, D. Douglass, C. Bentley, D. Skelton, D. Richardson, L. Hernandez. 2nd Row: Coach Doug Jones, M. Torrez, B. Green, G. Munt-zel, J. Larson, J. Hurst, R. Contreras. Tenms Taking to the courts wlth another powerful team Coach Nlck Polos defendmg Tn County League tennls champions seemed a good bet for another crown when this story went to press Last year s team which won the League tltle for the flrst time ln C S H S history returned this year lacking only two players through gradua tlon The players exhlbltlons of good sportsman ship and determmatlon seem to bear out Coach Polos saymg Its a gentlemans sport M -...nm --...,,mw-N Captain Scott Fowler f S? X Coach Nick Polos Manager Roger Scrlven 115 K l an . e . , tl , an A Xt ' ' I 5 E ,, . any Mk ' ,K ' k u r S c - ' .J 1- Z. 1 '- xx 'V lj K V S S 4 Korhan lorng Bill Brium Bob Guin Tom E a s Doubl s Singles Smgles S ngle ffwlfu qflffi AJLJMIL VX 4- mimi ft A-X4-JXfC.4f-J4. X4 Scoh Fo le Tom Frankel Singles Singles r ,' d H Da Ha elfo Double S gle -3 f ' v n e ' i s .2-'J , l 4 L W Y he , I .7 01 ' ', , Q Q . W ,. f-,A 7, ,MA,x ' S l 75 M l 0 w r Fre ardy n 1 n M s in s I V ati! X X J, ,ILW Lv ' 1 'l J M Alxfslad .J nf U? X 1, , K lf' V J- , xl w V. 1. ,X ,V I V' VU 1 Hb X' 2 1 X J' 41 f in ' .f ' ' :H - , , ,2.'9 'f s-of-., f f ' ' 'Vx ,I M fel, K swf? ff. M iw K H f 5' K, , : ,W ,-rfb Wdnwf . 'vwltq Wins, Van Jackman Singles V. Bob Loffln Dou bles Bob Palmer Fred Rohn Larry Scaff Pele Seah Singles Singles Singles Doubles , 62:1 .s,l v' 5 n 4 gl ' Ron Weiss Scot! Wheaton Brian Wilcox Dave Young Doubles Doubles Singles Doubles Sleve Young Singles 1 ,14- Chu rles Zefhrberg Doubles 1.4 6 K- S va sl . . s:f::: lT,v':' 46.5 's':'x g'Q'l vlv, 4, W 9,1 .'. . u'. 1'.'.-'J -'.-'.'.1'.'.nl ,f C ' I 4 , ' ' 1 ' 1 . ., 4 -H , -- - b --pdf. 1 . 1 A 5 X X 1' fr Swim eam Using the Junior High pool as their arena, the swim team of Claremont High had a long season and many victories. As the first team in Claremont history, the mermen swam in- dependent lweren't in any leaguel but proved well trained by their mentor, Coach Gene McCarthy. L Yermasek Row 3 .I Seemann B Zatmsky R Bond A Preston A Dewhurst Row 1: Mr. McCarthy, C. Scherer, R. Reitz, C. Batcheller, D. Gale, T. Frankel. Row 2: L. Neward, F. Hungerford, W. Diggs, J. Putnam, G. A. A. The G.A.A., with a full schedule of intra- mural and interscholastic sports events, pro- vides many girls with a chance to become proficient in various sports and proves that athletic prowess at C.S.H.S. is not confined to the Varsity squads. Mrs. Klofor, G.A.A. Advisor. lst Row: B. Spann: S. Holt: C. Shook: C. Duke: B. Bertelson: J. Saario: C. Arms: L. Wynn: M. Eley: S. Scott: J. Parks: 2nd Row: T. Alcorn: T. Faapauli: S. Miller: ll. Nelson: E. Kimer: S. Slaughter: J. Goodchap: M. Chittenden: J. Bradfield: C. Pile: C. Campbell: K. Annour: T. Warhurst. 3rd Row: D. Anderson: L. Pierce: S. Frank: N. Pierce: C. Bromage: K J. Staub: S. Yinger: D. Mauck. C. Elder: A. Fraser: J. Shelton . Hainly: J. Peck: J. Vincent: M Fllnt: J. Gleason: S. Mather: I.. Lowo: B. House: T. Fink: 5. 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We were all sorry to see them go, but academics must come first. , - With the beginning of school we started the dummy, a complete design of the book. The whole staff went over every page carefully, keeping in mind our goals of balance, co-ordination, and, above all, striking simplicity. Mr. Thomas, our representative from Yearbooks Incorporated, Monrovia, helped us in countless ways, but we most ap- preciate his mature iudgment and constructive criticism in this all-important task. Once we were satisfied with every page, we tackled the portrait section. Rounding up over 300 students to have their pictures taken is quite a iob even for our able Special Photography Editor, Diane Tracy. She did it, though, and come deadline time, we had all the portraits ready to send in. We were even early! Diane also handled the baby pictures, candids, and advertising pictures with the same skill. That wasn't our first deadline however: we had a new and very important one on November 15, a color dead- line. The copy, pictures, and art work for all pages with color on them had to be in. I shudder to think what we would have done without Ken Fleming and l'laral Larsen. We designed the pages, but Ken did the fascinating draw- ings, and Mr. Larsen took those breath-takigtg photographs. On the whole, things ran quite smoothly, with increased activity near deadlines. Loretta Thomas, Chief Photog- raphy Editor, with the help of her assistant, Coren Elder, would start things by calling Mr. Larsen lor his wife, who was a great helpl and having him come to this or that event. He would send them proofs of all pictures, and they would select the proper ones, mark the correct sizes on them, and give them back to him to be printed. When the final prints arrived, they were tumed over to Betti Haas. Betti, as Copy Editor, and Marilyn Eley, her assistant, would ident all the pictures. l guess everyone on both the annual and Wdfpacket staffs, along with many others, helped do this iob at some time or another. All annual members wrote copy: even Mrs. Noble pitched in. We are especially grateful, though, to Doug Adair and Jerry Kelly, Wolfpacket members, for helping us so much with the sports section. Then came the never-ending iob of typing up the idents, copy, arid witty sayings. This iob fell almost solely to Betti and Marilyn. After Barbara Fleming, the Accuracy Advisor, and at least two others had gone over the copy, it was turned over to our self-sacrificing advisor, Mrs. Noble, who checked it, in relation to the pictures, for spelling, punctuation, composi- tion, and accuracy. This wasn't her only Iob however. Her inspiration, guidance, and sympathetic tolerance were things we really needed. As the final deadline approached, we faced our last big iob, advertising. The whole staff went out gathering ads under the directions of Suzie Johnson, Advertising Manager. After it was all brought in, Gail Sage took over as Manager to lay out the section and see to it that everything was organized properly. lt's sad for me to realize that it's all over now. We had our troubles and rough spots, but we've loved being a part of it. Most important, we have all done our best, and we feel that it is a good iob. We are proud to present this book to you. ' Sincerely, Dorothy Jacobs, Editor-in-Chief ...Q-9. DVI! HX I . N' P? AW 1 , WH ff ffgy W' ip M if Q AMW f ff fs ff, X An' I V ., .- JW? .5 QS W ..6.L.a,4..,.., 1-,,, .Q---fgf-fy I , X - F Q . 1.- mm .