Culver City High School - Olympian Yearbook (Culver City, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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There were many dances, some good, some bad, and the trend in campus attire was sporty or racy. nam f S K, 35 ' ,bl i Q YM fum K ,, Occ u 9, RACY W, 4' is , . -v2Zu J 'iijiiefljy mf!! X xii! I 12 jj? if W A M C fifty dQwM77N s M' i -- -1 The one redeeming feature of this year's madness was our graduating class . . . the Promethians. Remember them? X ff' ' N I M vs ,PM A A . .- F Fw- , 'U 'Q 'i , + rt .Y 3 he as 1, KMA M1 ' ,, . 1 glikwrl I vw Q gs H x 2 X J? 3 s i i I n N 1 f' ' ,L ky .1 JJ' A BF AAA- . Q b Q. CAROL HAUCK AND MIKE LIVESAY Two only ship, ship, SENIORS OF THE YEAR all-around students, chosen not for their scholarship and friend- but for their outstanding leader- os the Seniors of the Year. ,- -.. ...lx ., x -.,. --.., in 'vwixs . uv-fe te. 2 'ws' A -5, M... . N. ra- 3 at ff KN. 'x 2 A K! f, 5 ' 1 w 5 fi - Q 0' , bf rg. K 4 sgaf V' V '.lx . . . Y ' K .Sgr I TIF Ap.. vu y t, qw if . n ax 5 'N 4 fs I , vf' I ' sir A . v',A' V. ' vfsx' Q if '5 wb ,pn 39 n jiri' Ui 17 ,gf , CHIRCDNS 'L Attaining in our senior year the greatest of all honors. . membership in the honor service organization-the Chirons. - . A - , , ' 'ff + -M, K .Li,?:ff.f ff. i ff fi if iffw ff ff! ,N wx- I 01 .,.. ,, , , -.-'.- v . 2, . ' - K A. -lil dy 1:7 fi N . ! X! 4 ' 'R this L fri, , 'f ' it f .if ' . ?f,pLfuf'7. t 1 ' 1 I V fl ' 1 4 1 f R 1 ,f - -fr 1 .ft sf. 'f -f , ff ff! I 1 I .fly Vgywfllfby Av! V I-ay Q X' i fic fjfbff cyv I j f 1,1 X 1 77 4 7 194.1 7 I ii' ffl 'Z I r f4l,,,L,C ,'--' -'L t fliix il-J! 14 S xi iff: nf , viii N, fr- XP ' of , 1 ,, ffwumf v' i 'il X i X-i KNEELING: ilene Shrimplin, Bonnie Comer, Ann Carlin, Puddin' Morris, Carol Houck, Spring President, Joan Tavoda, Jackie Andrews, Pete Lindgren. FIRST ROW, STANDING: Mr. Ray Chorlson, Dr. Anita Mitcheli, Sponsors, Ann Johnson, Connie Mertz, Jozelle Lawless, Jane Kunimoto, Jo Ann Linder, Dody Look, Lorraine Gain, Barry Riley, Lewanna Moffett, Fall President, Ron Bridwell, Richard Appel, Larry f,, ,, ff . Ulf' 1 1!,g,1 1f 31 I J ' A 'X 1 f I 1 :fam f W 1f'f , f 1 2 1, 1, W2 f J' , , li I ! I 1,11 , I 5,71 1, 4 -1, ., ' 1 +7 r I 'Cf .Q ,-1 .J .1 ,A fC'6',.fU,f!w ,x .. ,,,., JA Ani! a.' In , ' J!! J .- ax ',.V.'g,1k! ,' ' 'fl' A -.Lf 4, Y f A- V' I 4 1 ,1 y 7 .,4 2 1 f I JY' Richards SECOND ROW siandmg Wolfgang Orth Jerry Effle Ralph Larkvn Don Selsgman Dave McCullough Clyde Skipper Bob Wnllse Lon Cadls Nenl Zukerman Chuck Beauchamp Gary Knkonan Mike Llvescy LOlS KAUFMAN Valedictorian Chirons' C.S.F, Treas. Sealbearer Pres., S an ,A 5 1 1 , I I P ' ish Club, Sec., Pres., Masquers, Vice Pres., G.A.A., Lettergirl, Sharnelles, Student Council, Senior Play, Masquers Plays. H, I I LINDA PlETY Masquers, Spanish Club, C.S.F., Seal- bearer, G,A.A., Sports Chairman, Letter- girl, Sr. Play, Wardens. I4 ,135 .fx 47 R Q , JANE KUNIMOTO Salutatorian C.S.F., Pres., Sec., Sharnelles, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Rec. Sec., lettergirl, Wardens, Chirons, Girls' League Cabinet, A.S.B. Corr. Sec. THE TOP FIFTEEN Maintaining top grades through three years of high school and in- tensely active in school affairs, these are the top fifteen students in the Promethian Class. , r. i. X ,X RAE DAVIS Sr. Class, Vice Pres., Jr. Class, Treas., X Chirons, Wardens, Treas., C.S.F., Sealbearer, Treas, Sec., Drill Team, G.A.A., Lettergirl, Tennis Team, Deb- bennettes, Senior Play Lead, Bullock's Future Leaders Contest. JUDY ALBIN Masquers, Corr. Sec., C.S.F., Vice Pres., Corr. Sec., Sealbearer, Tennis Club, Shar- nelles. ill, DON SELIGMAN Salutatorian Exchange Student to Germany, Masquers, Pres., Vice Pres., C.S.F., Sealbearer, Chirons, Masquer's Plays, Senior Plays. KAREN SOE Girls' League Cabinet, G.A.A., Letter girl Drill Team TNT Pres ' : f . - ., ., Choir Sapnish Club, Vice Pres, C.S.F., Dis- trict Representative, Student Council Chirons, Bank of America Award. NOEL PARENTl Head Cheer Leader: Masquers: Sr. Play Lead: C.S.F.: Falcons: Boys' State: Chirons. UAKY IKKIIKLJKIAN Comm. of Activities: Falcons: Chirons, Vice Pres.: Blue C : Activities Class Hi-Y Boy of the Year: Science Club: Pres.: Hon. Ment. All League Line backer: Letterman Varsity Football B Football: C.S.F., Sealbearer: War dens, Vice Pres.: Key Club. 1 X X Q .XX N ,i s J 2 ANITA GRUBENHOFF Spanish Club, Corr. Sec.: Tennis Club: ig 1 S IQ lx EVELYN JAEDTKE Drill Team: C.S.F.: Sealbearer: Cen- taurian Page Editor: G.A.A.: Chief of the News Bureau: Fashion Show Model: Student Council: Sr. Play: Ten- nis Club: Coordinating Council Rep. C.S.F. ali' h V R 1- ,X will i X BARBARA SEROT T.N.T., Sec., Pres.: C.S.F., Sealbearer: Drill Team: Bank of America Award Liberal Arts. omni: 3 1 i ALICE POWELL Chairman: Wardens, Pres., Ses.: Mosquers Sharnelles: G.A.A., Vice Pres.: Officials Chairman: Wardens, Pres., Sec.: Masquers: Spanish Club: C.S.F.: Jr. Class Council. I , .lx -l L L 'J DEBORAH FREIDEN C.S.F.: G.A.A., Lettergirl: Drill Team T.N.T.: Centaurian Feature Editor and Star News School Page Editor: Girls League Cabinet. . :C . 4' ' Hn. - I 1 '6 ANN JOHNSON Chirons: Spanish Club, Sec.: Treas.: Mosquers, Vice Pres., Sec., Treas.: G.A.A., lettergirl: Sharnelles: Head Pom Pom Girl: Activities Class: Senior plays. l5 ,X , I .. xx! ' ' 25121 , 1 .ffffg 77'-' J- F-.NLM '4 . fr.. T .4 'fff j, .24 J 2 'Ts- ' ' 4 'X 'z 4 Q I' 3 Q E G 45 5 is H -5 Q! 54 1 .11 if x if Q 1 r T, mi ff gy f fig f nf 'fiifp gi .gfw W, 1 NM , A . ,M w sv W H f- L... I-a MN- J, ,W 4 I I ,?:fl:eL wi--t..,. , , ,A .lii , g , -N ' A W. nw Nm.. 'A ' Vs 3.3 it M I agwfw f Y ' f M ,1.V Nia, 5 W' -M x . UQ -,, 4k SENIOR COUNCIL Busy coordinating senior activities, I planning for graduation, ditch day, the I 3 Senior prom . . .the head and heart of jk the Promethians. CLYDE SCHIPPER President of the Promethian Class SENIOR AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS SENIOR AWARDS - 'I957 AMERICAN LEGION AWARD - Noel Parenti and Rae Davis LIONS CLUB AWARD - Mike Livesay and Joan Tavoda ROTARY CLUB ACHIEVEMENT AWARD - Dean Peterson and Vicki Colyer EXCHANGE CLUB AWARD - Neil Zukerman and lewanna Moffett CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AWARD - Barry Howard and Pat Sheets SOROPTIMIST CLUB AWARD - Jackie Andrews OPTIMIST CLUB AWARD - Don Schmidt BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S AWARD- Ilene Shrimptlin KIWANIS CLUB AWARD - Lois Kaufman JACK WILLIAM MARKS AMERICANISM AWARD -Clyde Schipper BAUSCH 8. LOMB AWARD - Don Seligman GIRLS' LEAGUE IDEAL GIRL AWARD-Carol Hauck BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS-Glenn Martin IMathematics and Sciencel, Randy Sandefur IFine Artsl, Barbara Serot ILiberaI Artsl, Karen Soe IVocationaI Artsl Certificate Winners: Sue Ronk, Richard Appel, Jozelle Lawless, Lois Kaufman, Bonnie Comer, Merle Cornett BILL MURPHY AWARDS-Mike Livesay IFootballI, Randy Sandefur IBasketbaIlI, Barry' Riley IMinor Sportsl, Joe Medaglia IBasebalII, Dave McCullough ITrackI EVENING STAR-NEWS REPORTER AWARD - Debby Freiden SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS - 'I957 HUGHES SCHOLARSHIP - Clyde Schipper BILL MURPHY SCHOLARSHIP - Mike Livesay SOROPTIMIST CLUB SCHOLARSHIP - Carol Shepherd CULVER CITY TEACHERS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP- Barbaro Serot GIRLS' LEAGUE SCHOLARSHIP- Jozelle Lawless CSF SCHOLARSHIPS - Rae Davis, Jane Kunimoto LOS REYES CLUB SCHOLARSHIP- Lois Kaufman PIONEER BUSINESS WOMEN'S SCHOLARSHIP- Bonnie Comer PEP BOYS SCHOLARSHIP - John Fischook PLATT MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP, USC- Evelyn Jaedtke HONORS AT ENTRANCE, USC - Evelyn Jaedtke PEPPERDINE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS - Anita Grubenhoff, Peter Lindgren CALIFORNIA STATE SCHOLARSHIP - Barry Riley REDLANDS UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP - Clyde Schipper, Randy Sandefur CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS SCHOLARSHIP-Don Leake CHOUINARD ART SCHOOL- Don Leake UCLA HONORS AT ENTRANCE- Lois Kaufman SANTA BARBARA COLLEGE - Deborah Freiden CORNELL UNIVERSITY - Don Seligman LAWRENCE RICHARD APPEL JULES ARNSON TOM ABRAHAMSON - MILES ANDERSON ARNOLD APPLEBY MIKE AIINOFF CHUCK BEAUCHAMP 'ff DON SE MAN AND JANE KUNIMOTO g ST INTELLIGENT AND LIKELY TO SUCCEED Knowledge and the will to go far bring unending success. 'li K , ,.,-ff, K :L-1' ' -1' ' .sf ,,.4-14' EE Jing? BILL BELL JOHN BERGOT . KENNETH BROWN LEON BISOR DI RON BRID WELL K RICHARD P-UMBAC V EILlNl EIA BARBARA I M DONNA COMER fl ww RM mf PA YM PAUL DENNERT JIM DE PAOLA U04 PAT MQVEY AND PAUL GRANDMAIN BEST LOOKING Did you ever see u dream walking . . . f'-I f :I X 1 . ' a u'l P , . .S W AW my ,num :,, 'f -.M-pw weufvqgqg er a. 1 , , H ,S 1 .' , Q . '95 'Egg .wfzl .WL 2 A . X if 7 i .eh, . X- ffl W 4 - VT QwefQ.?1ev'B gg, ,i-LQ, .e M,51p-5' 4 ,sm , X X -Q 4, ,,.5 , 'Skfzgm A ' 1. I g K x ,- .' 1 Aiha ,. BOB EHRHEART ,fr ? wily HP V19 11. -if 1 MA RIA U 'Q DIAZ A A! 5 DA RLEEN DI TIMER A J zwvlv n f SUE D0 , BBIN UNS TON CHARL OTTE EA VES A oaluslvs 'Q EASTMAN hvX LLIOT' RILYN xv S M wwf CON Q ev ANS X-N9 IN 'U' we V w FUNKY AND fu 1 GNL F' LAURIE FLINT ?9h'5 'X 'rl Q' 1:7 JOANNE FORE MARILYN FRASER x 1 BETH Ex xg f SHARON ERAHAM -wx -is Q I Q Junmf soon: i fir h B, 5' Su SAN GRIF f 'f I , 3 X s '4RRl HADL EY 25 yi!- Q' cAk0i HAUCK 'SY SANDY MESS R is U wmv .,,,, DOROTHY HOSKINS SUSAN HOULETTE 112 Cr 'Z' 'fbwxbx 6 Q Jun! JOHNSON f KAY JOHLSLN 2 M i 4 k I ! h MADEUNE QHP-Ynem HU NT 'S if C- y 1' 'vl rf' 73 'WN : 'Q 8 i PAT KNIGHTON W f 8 ' ,nf I I I IXARGIE IKRASEU VASHAW -'x-:- n.. - AH 4 A- Qc- A ' :D 'V K2 'S A-, x Nr COLEEN JONES X I ,V .A u :- x 1' . .'f . , J ff: . -fi -' y-.- f,j',k,55, ' , 'funn X ..-. H, - aa . ,3 QNN at tx L... S Q- A Q r MAY KORO '73- ' 3 Q. X S ADRIANNA LAMMENS The Promeihians present Where '4 Charley Directed by: PERRY POLSKI 1 . Charlie's a good boy... ' Q lf Well, we promised we'd never soy ca word. However . . . f ll ll ii 'L Brazil, where the nuts come from . ,. - - A X 14 -f s J I . 5 Ac N 'NL ,N . ff' -vw ,, stage are all the leading characters. ,,,f- fl'--M 'sy fs Q 3 X va xi c I 'Once in love with Amy The battle ofthe sexes? Make a miracle and marry me K if A 'xx Y . , sr . v -S . we W4 17 , sw Springtime, you're getting Iovelier than ever . . . as sung by Jozelle Lawless lDona Lucial, Don Donesly lSir Francis Chesneyl, and the chorus on the renewal of an old love. Latin America comes to life as the en- semble relutes the story of Pernombuco. Oh, you DAAAHLING girls ,I E45 ,,..J f ,I g S 1 O 10177-E UkWLESk S , f MARY ANN LEALY m 1 3 LXR. JEANNEHK LKFEBVRE H NORMAL Leaov UNDER PA clA DQROTH I suuus LOWITZ JOAVINE Mc ARLIN T' PAT MCVEY 'li' HELEN MAJORS NANCY MELGAR df! X w ANJQA MOFFEU y LE coNNW MEN-L XX ? II 1 L JQANNE MUIR I ARLENE NElMEYER EReLDlITIE MOULTON E 'W ,Q . K A b A A 2 SA - . ' NDRA Ouvgf 1 I I 5 . 5 W-,Y ' I JOAN PALERMO BARBARA P RJQNS HEN iN f-A: 'VS Z 1 NX vnvngnus umrreizsom mr Pecxnm X A I BARBARA PoLLARb Jdov A . 4 ' ff I RUTH SATIMAN ERNESTINE SELLARS ' 69 ,,,... fi xczxnoi CLARENCE BURDICK H K NEATEST AND BEST DRESSERS Neafness shown by good taste and simplicity in style. KAY MARGARET SPARKTNI JANE KUNIMOTO Q' . X X 'JoAN ?fvooA , QM I 1 nr . ff: Ljpgff L Oelijviy W' 1 Q f L gi 1 , 5 a J' 1 Aff 10f !y, L ' vf Vf ,Q b L .fi , ,D 'T . f, 5, 1 431 L ju L A fbi J f Jw 4 , HUA L JV X2 ww f JA! Dy' M , .. f ',' wi EILEEN X' K , Y FREDDIE Lou wssks f X PATRICIA WOODLAND Graduating Seniors Not Shown DAVID SAFFORD CLARK MIKE FAHRINGER TOM HICKS 'D KA TH LINDA YATES Ts WRIGHT I I f I W5 ..k,,..,, :s:,.,z,, , ix FOREIGN EXCHANGE PROGRAM Q an f ge Don Seligman, Culver's exchange student to Germany last summer, eniayed a wonderful three-month stay with two German families and the distinction at being a good-will ambassador through the American Field Service Exchange Program, This years exchanger, the first girl from Culver High, is Santa Medaglia, who will visit New Zealand tor six months. I rg Q fi x ST' xps- 'Y Sweet, pretty Anne Catherine Time Bonnevie, is Culver's Ex- change Student from Norway. Tine's sweetness will long be re- membered by the Centaurs, and she can be reached at: Always friendly, eager to learn, with a camera slung over one shoulder, is Wolfgang Orth, our exchange student from Germany. Those who wish to remember Wolfgang can send their letters TO: TINE BONNEVIE LEFERER HOLESVEI 4 SMESTKD OSLO, NORWAY WOLFGANG ORTH HANNOVER HUSARENSTRASSE 24 GERMANY WILLARD BRIGGS Secondary Coordinator HENRY BLUNT Work Experience Coordinator SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION RAY CHARLSON Assistant Principal Board of Education: DR. ROBERT WILSON, MRS. OLLIE CATLIN, MR, JOSEPH H. LAWLESS, MRS. ELEANOR REED, DR. WILLIAM M. ALBERTS, PRES. fix DR. ANITA MITCHELL Girls' Counselor JOHN F. PLANK Principal DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Left to right: VINCENT ALEXANDER, Deputy Superintendent LOUIS A. TALLMAN, Deputy Superintendent HAROLD M. WEAVER, Assistant Superintendent JACK R. SINGER, Superintendent H3 JAMES AUSTIN Science MRS. JUDITH BLECKMAN Social Studies is LOUIS DEL POZZO Business Education DAWN DAUGHHETTEE Counselor and Metal Shop WARREN FLANAGAN Boys P.E. and Coach '1- DEL GOODYEAR Boys' P.E. and Coach L IQ MISS MARGARET HARSH Librarian THOMAS KELLY Driver Education and Cadet Corps 2iv ?BH1 1. Y . I ff.-,.,44 MRS. NAOMI GRESTED Nurse if WILBERT HUNT English ROBERT JOHNSON Social Studies JAMES MATTHEIS Mathematics I - :N lvN 5- WELLINGTON LOOMER iv- EDWARD HELWICK English and Journalism Social Studies and Journalism JAMES KENDALL Driver Education MISS PATRICIA LOGSDON Social Studies i MISS BETH McNlVEN Girls' P.E. QA GENE NELSON Social Studies and Coach I MISS ANNE NORTON JAMES POWELL ri s s i ,-K gl WILLIAM O'ROURKE Driver Education and Coach RODNEY PHILLIPS Mathematics and Science DON REED Boys' P.E. and Coach it I English Driver Education and Coach MRS. EVELYN PERRY English and Latin MRS. GUAN DA REYNOLDS Business Education v 1 l l FYI HOWARD ROOP Driver Education and Coach PERRY POLSKI English and Drama - Q GERHARDT RIEDEL Vocal Music F152-IiR'l4l w.1 MRS. ELIZABETH RICE Counselor and Psychology MISS DOROTHY RYDBERG Home Economics l MISS BEVERLY SCHNUG Art Dill MRS. RUBY SHIPP Business Education ,Sr IOS il MRS BERTHA VICTORINO Spanish FLOYD THUN RICHARD WOHLGEMUTH Counselor and Science MISS BETTYLYLE WESTBROOK Drafting Home Economics 'Q MRS. BETTY MUSIAL Guidance Secretary RS. SARAH WALSH TAYLOR Typist-Clerk Girls' P.E. HAROLD STERNOVSKI I LOWELL ZIMMERMAN Mathematics 'if Ji-Z Photography ,nf an Not Shown S WILLIAM WEBER . , .l- MRS. MARIE WELCH Spanish and French MRS. ANN HARMAN Guidance Secretary s GLENN YORK Driver Education MRS. FRANCIS BEESON Library Clerk A1 MAIDA f'x Industrial Arts I- I MRS. ISABEL SITKO Library Clerk MRS LOLA LANGTON s Secret 1 3 MRS. KATHERINE MRS MURIEL MUIR MRS ROSE CORBETT MRS MARGARET ROSS Asst s Sec y retar SORENSON WH Nh . - .J 4 f+f:5f1Xww- Q f Q Q I' YW nfl' 40vg ,f N ' ,' uv SH sg ', +4 r 6 .15 1 aa r ,,.,. 'fx , i., 's-,Ar ' P4 J x 4.9.6 vs.. , i -0. a ,v,,. nw. U ' gt3', .afyfff ,oil lilups ' 7' Q 'ff' ,S -4 1 w T1-. U . A ' Ljfct ' ! o Y X. Q Q if ,,,. .IU E M, S fix A- i '. 'z 'p 1 V JF' ,ff .fri an P qi v . ' -.HN 5K ' I ' 31 ' 47, 7-w rex .xfk',r'?ie . .,,',4.' W' yy. Qi 46 N YQ 'fs ,5 'fx ,Q 'uf v f f Nl .-.QAQKQ .xxx fe' J f P uv IO M535 V 4 1.-f ' .11- A Q., ' .-Ag, I . f- 5 .li . -. 'V'-Av If i . af, if I ar , 1 ., x 4q x fl J 5 -5 v Y - 2 I 41 1 4 W I X V ' ,gQ X - I -is ' X , L X I it Q Ji -INK M 1.1 X MZ ' ' v ew ' 1 'O , fiv, xg, I L, ' 'Z '- Ae' ' ' i 3' f 'if 'P' -4' s Q 3 i in 5 X LQ .' , in -335 a J ' m 'Mi Q ' Actix ' Lure the t of all scitool , e activities start . Clubs .tfor eve terest: medicine to teaching, service tolthletics, dramoffto ianguage. A 1 ,Ll 5,5-gThese are your activities geared to fit your needs. E ' X ' I 5 1' - . , , ,A .4 e . ml 1 ' .5 Q i R'Xti1Ei.: ' ,'19F' i '-' 4-. . J- of fif'ifif' i it nw, 51 v .. - ' I K ' .Si ,, H- U px .A A. t. 5 ,, 3-U . ' c 31 ' FN r fi U: 5. ' Vx I , I vii, 4 'yhvwfh ,I .. V fe Q'- '-1--'-5? -1- V 21:'ff'5fi23l1f'::.t.1- 'f4l'5if-lf' i f'SQ.ya' .U-' , yt b 740 if STUDENT COUNCIL FALL CABINET The vortex of student government... guiding, arguing, planning, encouraging student participation. MIKE LIVESAY Fall President FIRST ROW: Richard Johnston, Jane Kunimolo, Allan Berman, Mike Livesay. SECOND ROW: Puddin' Morris, Zaz Vignolle, Dody look, Karen Gustafson, Sharon Tuck, Linda Piety, Karen Soe, Lois Kauf- man, JoAnn Linder, Noel Parenli, Barry Riley, Bob Wiltse, NOT SHOWN: Chuck Beauchamp, Roe Davis, Evelyn Jaedfke, Vicki Peletti. C x 44 f x, ' ls . . . ond furthermore, according to Robert s Rules of Order, Article ll, Section 24, Port 369- rules of procedure--the order of proposal is the opposite of the order of disposal plains Puddin' Morris. ll- fi if 'IW fi 5 , l c? Vicki Pelletti, recording secretory, Jane Kunimoto, corresponding secretary, Puddin' Morris, vice-presi- dent, Zaz Vignolle, commissioner ot publicity: Jozelle Lawless, commissioner of activities, Bob Wiltse, treas- urer, Chuck Beauchamp, commissioner of sports, N Q DAP '- - ef, 5 x Q Z .7 y fa? X S I ' rf, I f f filing? 7 . xKX 1 45 if W0 Vllwff L' .X 1 ' 52 S 'X QL I H xxx 4 9,0 X QL We fwglllll K Q90 S' 'Wlllllll ws s flip-xQ BOB WILTSE Spring President 1 'J SPRING CABINET I STUDENT COUNCIL Leaders organized to serve will- ingly . . . the heartbeat of student activity. I - I , w I. ti, 'fs X Jerry Mandel, commissioner of sports Gary Krikorian, commissioner of activities Judi Johnson, commissioner of publicity. zysfgzf, .Qg Q 'fx-' :M 'ff ,?,Qly, 1:3 I ln f s. fl FIRST ROW: Berneita Nelson, Jerrie Planck, Rae Davis, Alice Powell, Sandy Stevens, Judy Lee. STAND- ING: Mr. Robert Johnson, Adrian La Grove, Jerry Mandel, Allan Berman, Karen Soe, Pete Pellerito, Barry Riley, Neil Zukerman, Dody Look, Bob Wills, Ann Carlin, JoAnn Linder, Neil Trent. ff' entaurianl HE lf v - u ' ' . l ' L i Llc elected lo So 0 e l Wednesday' May 8' 1957 Culver Cty' California Vol. 5--No. 13 ,iili,111'-.mngillsml ' QXLIQII' HSAUU 'r.,,tli.f COTTONS TAKE OVER in llillle f0I qu . g I i xx' ,- - ,i yin for four ,calm in A Gmmmhou v. t mug-' .' . '.- x lil ' 1 on with 1' 1 I 'Nfl ll Irv' Council Sponsors Cool Colleen Daiigtjasulpiiliaiff Aa l. LeHermen Dance Qliieiiax ol Evenin i ' ' 'C it A pie-eating contest, senior-zilunini tug'- , o-war, egg-throwing contest, and hopping Q across the football field in potato sacks are a few of the events set for the Student e Council sponsored Cotton Day assembly 1 May 10. The faculty as well as the student body 2 will participate in the events An exciting moment ronies when the alumni,challenge the Senior, Flnss 'ii - breathless tug j '-1-nb-A-f -answer...-as-n-an Davis. Now that the Ofean Puri face-lifting has begun, it is ers will have one hand behind their luurlt: and the other lllllltl will sporting' il ear-l.-f glove with thumb tat-ks. Ijlillllllllgf Cotton Day ure Alive llfwi f . Neil Zukermzin, llerneita Nelson. and iii e ,f wool will end it 2:f 'A ' Q- we tl 'C l ' ,I ,. ' Y' 'i .fl ., -'ff 5 'i i - ' . l .-H 'i'i1i 'S '. lc, xiii ' ' ' i' n ,gi 1 ing NNN ,-f, oz s ' A ' ' .11 .sinlleli , . h A, 1, -,i f, 5- V ,4 Itlil X ,r es: Y, 'ixie1'l,'-we mi' ' L 'tiwll ' '. if , ' ' limi! l '1 ox,-5-v 3 ,:.., -,'.. 5, ,si.i-- .V l .- VN tl. ,,. 4 -J. v.fl,i to it, ' ' 1 'X ':- 1 w -. ,ifitv ' 11 f 'L' iii' ' i.,1- ,- ,v fii.'.4,ll l.. i lol X certain that the job will be pleted by the summer of The end of the pier will sent a South Sea Island, the main features of the 4 going Disneyland i-- the coaster and merry-goaround The only bad 'ponit aboi project is that with the 1 ning of the vacation season us, there is no amusement i closer than the Long Beach A bill to have GJ. educ benefits restored was intra ed recently in Congress Senator Richard Ncube Q.-' This is especially importm ' seniors in high schorl, who l be entering college after - ing their hitch in the al f0l Ces. Lack of support on the of California teen-agcrs am ' ,, ents killed a bill introduc-1 Sacramento to lower the i ,, age to 18. In order to ni: 'V bill of this type succeed, must ,bc support of the 1 most concerned-the teen-fi -..,.,,- ijffx. , K El sou OUR TOWPE MART:-iii. Jenn Q' X. ,f I6 that the Ocean Park ' hasbegun, it is that the job will be by the suhlnler of 1958..find them comfortahle tor theirf end OI' the pier will re-pre-lleisure hours. l a South Sea Island, withgi Bermudas are still popular but main features of the occ-.in-iare being pushed out of the spot-X Now if--ram lmirw, ,,'fAi4'v47'4'a l i--.m.i,l, -i X- ... ., it-.ip in ,. com- :intl unusual Insliion. The girls, and merry-go-round, l'It may be because of rhe warm, The only had ponit about tlieffxznlglef months that HTH Jvsll isthatwiththeb'-i 3' Q of me vacation Season iilgnj Following the Calypso theme! 3 is no amusement cemerlare the new Calypso Peddlepush-L than the Long Beach Pike.!er Sets. These outfits are madel ' in bright colored material much han :O his GJ' ehfgrcgfvn ilike that of the Cuban patterns, ' e asm, was uc' iwhere these- gay, bright colored edrecenfiylllflonessbg -- gr y 'sets 0 1 .t l Neuber er. f mama C' -ff '11 r 2,1 Z2 , Qi E 5, 'I EQ? N-usfA 4, I-0 3 'Q ,ff ' .55 C ff f',2is-,Ti Fai lVl2'lC6'l'Ll with 2 H'-t,'fll'tl of six wins and one loss. Tivlci for third are George Newman and Alan Gelher and Bob Gallagher and Roger Linville with slates of four Seniors lo itch: large!-Deauville rather poorly with a three and Disneyland -- the rollerllight by the higher cut Jamziicasfwinsjmd UW90 1055954 ' Representing the teachers May 314 D Day! Thats short for Ditch Day, or Deauville four record good only for filth place are Paddles Polski andlDay. Wlizilewr you want to call Battling Bob Johnson. lit, the seniors are ditching and Bringing up the rear are Den- they :ire going to take the day nis Cole and Howard Zerkel with lotf :il Santa Monii-as lxelusi-ye '2 wins and 4 losses, and VVolf-QDPHU'-'ille Club. sans Orfh and Steve Dorris at 'rlnmlqs to the efforts of senior two and five. li'l1ss Advisor .loan Connolly, the 1 1- is ix staff 11163112 pianj' ig presi in G4A.A., CS manager, was change student chosen by the representative summer. Lola also Daughters, an' Drill Team-. Lola wants after she grad and she is achieve that l' li'Q'l'li Colossal, fabuloiis and Hfantahuloiis' are only a ip if-' for si . ll' 14 ll Pfomelhlansl ICIWGV GY' Elliott Se+s Cee Mark Scores Huge Success By I,'i i KAN VVINKLIQ 'i l few of the adjectives used ...zen S our By BARRY RILEY With a potent pair of distance men and another surpris- ing win in the hurdles, Morningside High School captured the Pioneer League Track and Field trophy in the varsity division. Collecting a' total of 785, points to 49 for theiri in ma sp I S- - 'c 'cribe th Pr i 1 'f .' . - - 'elm' . V ,,,i,,,ll kmi h hit Jehiou of the N 8. , O1Vi,?H'uf' nearest rival Hawthorne, Morningside proved that they! . . W 5. . S f .k. -- 1' , . kt , . . wr vf lima U 'rl ,,,, mm N were the track and field powerhouse anticipated. S ill ' 'T' 'Wil id OX ' 1 . Q ' or had two other first! M '-- H-- t tlnili ' tion n t ie wo mg it run ,nvisionh Steve P- L u .,,C0.d ,ith 1 fail tty' -it-iff-A Vl'here'sCli:irlt'57 neat-ly tli mncer gag 0 1' I W' as ,,ii,. , -ti lwi-z 'ilsltv r1 1Ullll'-' ,' .lil . will f- islolw rippli- :-,iot day to iii-'ir special i ' 4.-v-1-lirslilp i:. .nxisi-ins. -l ii lll'1ll'll'l ilfll 1t-lllg ml Vial ill Schol ol Gli'ls'j place to- eriotl in 6. 'ii C:il:t'rixnui. 'l'lils ye-nr thi hr-ld at fllltl Culxl-r linisl ui-th place. as thi- only C inns-r as he xx ith a leap Ol 'acticing he s lk . Miles Anders: e varsity po effort. lltldischer, Phil Vannatter, Hiri- id place med: ore misses thousand people flocked to Veterans' Auditorium to wit Vic- outstanding efforts of who of RO, an orchestra of AOA zi- hohind the scenes crew of 3 Winning praise for tht-ir e were director Perry Polski Sid Bender, who Conducte orchestra: Mr. Gary Reidt-l :il tiiiwutoi-3 Miss Bettlyle brook, ciioreographyg Mis crly Sc-hnug, sr-t dircc-tif Miss Pat Logsdoii and Mi Connolly senior class spot In a performance th never he topped locally, renti mugged, sang an everything from soft sho to ballet and tango witl .sf .. 4.,.:...-,1 r.cAu.-.. , 5 X1- ay fm' he , . l ' i QQ' ' 5 ' as , has 'Y ,Vi j,,,, M l . sg? - r by I , 1 v9-fY '4t'fv f 03' he 'WQ 190 mark of 4:25.41 erasin gihe old b ' 4427.2 by Ty Hadley of' ?L..fw,,: too strong in i he denied andf :tal of 6422 to, second place. ing Cents mrs er May I5 , hart- ln-fin out-l ,ot biaoo. gchosen this year lu jthe award are Clyde Schippei T sports, GAA. Ijlllll and other zlvtivitiesl spring semester willl ,ext VVednc-sday night' -nth Annual Father-J iquet. The dinntr, to, the C'afetorlu::i, will nm. ie direction o. Mrs dwell, PTA president, Frank Dolce, the han- nition l x-, hr' the only athletes and musicians ster. .inment starting: at 7:30 ide several prtisnntations Ciilvei' City High School' idef the direiztinn of Mr. ,dr-r. and a guest speaker, ie of the rolls-ggcis. nzinquet is for all studcrxtsl X 1' ,Glen Martin, Greg Jolmson, Don in-i Seligman. Lois Katilnuin Linda Piety, and Karen Soc. The win- ner will be announce:-tl at the annual Awards Assembly .lime 5, 'The Soroptimist Scholarship of S300 will also be presented :it this time to an outstanding St Yilt:Ti girl. elwick Gels Fulbright from Page 1, Col. ill x 'i'fkori's Roy. tContinuf-I ridfl frmi ' Davt i The mer-t, whit-i Senlenial Fir-ld in Inglewood saw a few outstzinding marks, Jiin Mcfiowan of Morningside, the C.I.F.'s leading miler set a new Seniors to Ditch: Target-Deauville May 31--D Day! That's ,short jf,.i,.U A sax M , for Ditch Day, or Deauville X' 5,310 D D' --W-s Whatever you want to call .D glam, i e I XX--exp rs are ditching and , A career. 1' ing to.take the day lmgg ly H x.,.4. j a Monicas exclusive .l A lil,-14.451-ftnii-ri,.an,i ll lub. g ,, ' 4 r. ,. - . . 1 produ fnri I sfi,,,,,Q'Qns.,,, ,lfjfh l o the efforts of Senior ,, ment, ,c,,,,':::i.iifafi0f:r.ia. igasiianvr ,jx ,l sor Joan Connelly, the Q i.,,,g,,jg1--0. , ,Qyflui.-9, my of '57, following the lirofi J1fnim.,','1 .ldgnftll -Qi,f,: :ir..i. HW' I nior Assembly at 10:30, D ' , . . . . , ,of A Aal1o'.a, Ql 'la-,y ! swimming, inside, out- -' Mm ,Q,Z,:,,g: holaszic 1-,,.,, f 1 the ocean--'other recre- IJ. l, . -x 1 U01 Pi-,D ch as ping pong volley I rf,,L' 'l'fT'f'i , STA,-'E 's - ' g.. 0n..,,. 'f 1' d a Juke box for those Tu .guur A A Jn' U ' Q R S 7-,,QCYaf1ii,,,, ,,,.., Lsfnzafgf, Iaawouv , ho like to hoof if with .Quill I-luur ,,,:?Q1:tor 'H DZ? l4i,,,T l' e locker room facilities. N ,, H1 e ' f 'frm ' . J c g, . . . J. V s Close Out' Lo H ,-ffl-i.24:,:l S is Informa' 'Just abou' ' Bw,-,,g F3120-' Zaz 1f'jf1.srf.,,,y 'er you want to weerl and .Elflfllllg its 1957 sea-on in wlf,.fT'f' I-'qi' Athfilllwl 35' will 17411 liil TWOUTYG 5 , -f ' - :ras V i- f- ' X .lzckorynien were sent down to def lm ff PW- Y' '1'-ii k lil-6. The Cents were led by triple. Dennis Pipes and Allyn round out Culver's hitting. Hawthorne also rolled over for Culver. The Monarchs of Munir. ave Freudcntltllattt-ning as they sleaiiirolmx il , ,. ,. . Y CID ., 'firm I':, 'fPr, f. ' b B,IIaAili,'4r,,,A,H3'j ...U-..N...4,- .-. - -.., . .1 :WM l fff mi Q , Kat' ' -f -, ES- -. , I- 5 align-1h,I'.,1 Ilfiftfffill fc, S 'F dk' -r f f A t e ponsors St-fab, M- ui., QA ' S 15175 N:5,n,,L.,f , ,, , Edith? ham FH ,I,i,,,f,n AAI .iiif:sfgZif kf I ' ' ffm, ' n fl' fini' . an Break out your sarongs and fir fathers, not just the stu-l ti he honored. Campus Fashions A ' Sweats, Calypso Styles Popular By BETTYE PRIEST plournalism I Classy Ivy League is stiil the rage! Both boys and girls are wearing this favorite style in skirts, shirts. slacks and Bc-rmudzis, The new- est thing in Ivy League are the 3-klrts, with the buckle and two pockets on the back! Maybe you have noticed the girls running around school in jackets that resemble sweatshirts. The girls have taken their old sweq-tshirts and added rows of rit-lqi-ack for decoration, They ruin out very cute and Seem to he making quite a hit ar0Ul'Id U19 campus. Navajo shoes are another new and unusual fashion. The girl: find them comfortable for their ,leisure hours, Bermudas are still popular but lare being pushed out of the spot- light by the higher cut Jamaicas. It may be because of the warm summer months that are just ahead. - Following the Calypso theme are the new Calypso Peddlepush- er Sets. These outfits are made in bright colored material much like that of the Cuban patterns, where these gay, ,bright colored . l. OLYMPIAN Helping us to remember vividly the whirl of events of the school yecar...the friends we made, what we looked like, what we did. nl 4 Q, , Editor ..... . Lyn Van Winkle Associate Editor . . ..... Lola Lopes Senior and Art Editor . . . . Lewanna Moffett Business Manager . . , Vivienne lPattersonl Price Club and Activity Editor ...... Linda Barge Circulation ..... . . . Anita Goldstein Cartoonist .... . . Peter Lindgren Advertising Editor ....... Puddin' Morris Photo Staff . . . ...... Joe Williams Alvin Schroeder, Bill Arasmith Sports Copy . . . ' . . Barry Riley, Jerry Mandel Copy Staff .... Santa Medaglia, Sharri Hadley Photo Advisor ....... Lowell Zimmennan Yearbook Advisor . . . John Brueckner BOB LEE Photo Editor Y , .. I Y K: -i r The yearbook's due tomorrow? LEFT TO RIGHT: Anita Goldstein, Linda Barge, Lola Lopes, Santa Medaglia, Vivienne lPottersonj P Puddin' Morris. SECOND ROW: Peter Lindgren, Bob Lee, Lewonna Moffett. 14 n I ,v'. f. f- ' Q f A i ,f Q 4 .. -, .'-v 4, .,, n,- . .. .:, ., W Atl ,.j, ,J v ig, 5' 'Q I . .J -'Wi l ,pf 4. I Q '41 KX X ,' ,AG :Ex ,I 74 vb P516 1' I' C ' f .,,: Q, . . ' M ' I 1 brew, we - mf- - 5 W ,Q , A 1 Q- lx 3 9 i? ul , 'Q f fl. ' .s.?bAar-',.,,,V:!f,,xL 4' .u-.egif j'Qf.,f ,pa 1 4 - Mit' 1 . , ,M af, 4' n ,ff 'gfvf A V, Iv, , ' , 1 , f, .1,pgf,,n, 'J I A '. . ,w. CALIFORNIA 1. 90 QC ..,-, w- 'fl gn '-9 uo...4 'F 'Yr ixfwf- , wr: '-A or-A ' li' 4 FIRST ROW: Pete Lindgren, Anita Grubenhotf, Linda Piety, Bunny Serot, Debby Freiden, Judy Albin, Lois Kaufman lSpring PresidentI,Jane Kunimoto lFall Presidentl, Evelyn Jaedtke, Carol Carbone, Jozelle Lawless, Gary Krikorian, Jan Patterson. SECOND ROW: Rae Davis, Don Seligman, Sandy Stevens, Gerry Moulton, Terre Bruce, Santa Medaglia, Judy Marshall, Marilyn French, Lana Ayeroff, Greg Chalfin, Sybil Schenkman, Carry Fisher. THIRD ROW: Linda Barge, Cynthia Collins, Sharon Baker, Carol Martin, Bob Gelber, Ruth Schwartz, Marilyn Wade, Karen Gustafson, Penny Kettl, Dave McCoy. FOURTH ROW: Lola Lopes, Melinda Ross, Arthur Meinzer, Sandy Siegel, Janine Musial, Mary Lee Reed, Walter Sim- mons, Alan Glassman, Joe Faust, Allan Berman, David Fish, Mrs. Perry, Sponsor. NOT SHOWN: Lynn Biorkman, Barry Riley, Sandy Huffman, Martha Jelin, Jerry Meldrum, Vicki Pelletti, Sharon Tuck, Karen Soe, Joan Brass, Kathy Exton, Anita Goldstein, Mary Ellen Jansz, Larry Richards. SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION 'bw ...Q ' ,IWW Q 'HY Scholarship, honor, service .. working hard in order fo learn. ,DX f ff75-f Mu We mm .B+ 0 Qfff we CPD? ff -s s G3 Finale from the Masquer's Assembly. A MASQUERS The production . . . a combination of never ending re- hearsals, grease paint, and the invisible giant. . . watching, applauding . . . ff cy U.. I W, Jr. f Q 5 E f fl X .2 Els lllll -Z5 if 5 D f x X ' ,5 lx lA'ii 33 Lcwv ' 1 U li rf 1 3405 at X 2 62 'PES C Qi Z X X l -Q fd X 4 . X 1 W Q df -'5 1 ,n , lil ' A li 1 3 fl 'R . 'J OB A ff., -Nz C x ' Q Q ? 1 J f Z' y' i 00 u s r 1 ', .Lo,,. 1 S Q n n'l. fu , .. O, QlA , J ii jill? a, 3 L X 'L s - ' Uv I 4' ,, l,Q 5 PTQ ' , I Q' FRONT: Noel Parenti, Fall President, Don Seligman, Spring President. FIRST ROW: Ann Ferris, Terre Bruce, Diane Parenti, Judy Farmer, Karen Taylor, Barbara Solomon, Ann Johnson, Connie Evans, Lois Kaufman, Mr. Polski. SECOND ROW: Louise Kronich, Pat McDonald, Olivia Jacobs, Judy Mehuron, Kathy Koerlin, Sandy Stevens, Barbara Reskin, Bonnie Smith, Judy Albin, Kathy Kelley. THIRD ROW: Darlene Eastman, Beth Garrett, Paula Waters, Carol Carbone, Dieter Dubberke, Alice Powell, Neil Zuk- erman, Jane Cash, Sherryll Terry, Ed Rust, Gara Peterson, Dave Muir, Alan Glassman, Paul Geneson, Bob Gelber, Tony Berlant. 1 FIRST ROW: Wolfgang Orlh, Ken Willis, Miles Anderson, Gary Krikorion, Spring President, will Greg Zaret, Fall President, Neil Trent, SECOND ROW: Noel Pcrenti, Dieter Dubberke, Bill Pierce, Les Hatch, Richard Hamel, Pete Lindgren, Tom Smith, Curt Price, Adrian Lo Grave, A Q Mr. Riedel, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Lee Ehrheart, Denny Thorkelson, Bob Ehrheort, Bob Shaw, 9 Bob lee, Harvey Prezcnt. n H' ,ll R FALCONS Q I Sports Nite, supporting school functions . . . our L 4 i V I t J n Q A , ff 5 2 , ' turquoise iackets a lasting symbol. Q :if 'C' ...l FIRST ROW: Adrian La Grave, Alice Powell, Mouse Hamel, Gary Krikorian. SECOND ROW: Linda Piety, Rae Davis, Heather Meldrum, Freddie Lou Weske, Joanne Linder, Lyn Van Winkle, Mr. Burke, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Neil Zukerman, Alan Gershman, Jerry Meldrum, Harry Sommers, Ted Galdi. NOT SHOWN: Jane Kunimoto, Connie Evans, Sue Houlette, Stella Sue Bartlett. WARDENS Taking tickets and supervising all athletic events . . keeping school activities running smoothly. 8. I ,I M4051 Pc Q ' 1 mg! H ' O I f o 4:5 lf , o i 0 ' f , 0 O Y O o I liz- Elly A FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS 1 .,,, or AMERICA 1 Q V h h' hl h ' d f ' ,W ?g Q, ... T e ig y mec amze pro ession IW m lllllf of business . . .sharp pencils, skilled fingers . . . F f ,Q-'-nf ,lr IX G- FIRST ROW: Lynda Carpenter, Pat Perkins, Fall President, Marsha McVey, Helen Fresking. SECOND ROW Jackie Joubert, Judy Somerlad, Annette Franke, Marilyn Freiden. THIRD ROW: Libby Lealy, Judy Ward Juanita Powell, Sharon Glover, Norma Hammett, Sharon Tuck, Mrs. Reynolds, Mr, Del Pozzo, sponsors FOURTH ROW: Anita Xanthos, Jim Lindberg, Spring President, Helen Kubish, Annette Fiumefreddo Cynthia Collins, Berneita Nelson. SCIENCE CLUB M were Experimenting today . . . probing, pondering the tiny, whirling world of 71 the atom. J CID WASH youra HANDS 'V FXPERHVXENT O was C O AFTER k F97 S, OO 0 , ,A V -jfd, OO ss -f-, f lil. -- C1 i V W' Ili 6 ' VV -allii ri 15521, I. j 5-as ,,gpa----- FIRST ROW: Gary Krikorian, Fall President, Greg Johnson, Spring President, Carry Fisher. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wohlgemuth, Sponsor, Ben BurneH, Mike Arnoff, Arthur Meinzer, Kay Royal, Mary McClain, Alan McDonald. THIRD ROW: Stuart Zimmerman, Tom Collins, Anihony Lamberi, Larry Richards, Ailan Ber- man, John Fishook, Sandy Siegel, Ted Galdi. NOT SHOWN: Joan Brass, Dave Reed. 'WTR i S.- f-1 5 f SEATED lN FRONT ROW: Lola Lopes, Spring President, Karen Soe, Fall President. FIRST ROW: Pam Reynolds, Pat Murch, Louise Kronich, Berneita Nelson, Debby Freiden, Bonnie Smith, Terry Bruce, Kathy Kelly, Santa Medaglia. SECOND ROW: Betty McLaughlin, Marilyn Lescoulie, Marolyn Wade, Karen Gustafson, Mary Lee Reed, Leona Jones, Mary Lou Haylor, Melinda Ross, THIRD ROW: Les Pollycove, Anita Goldstein, Lana Ayeroff, Zaz Vignolle, Susan Allen, Barbara Serot, Carol Martin, Barbara Reskin, Sally Tallman, Linda Barge, Miss Darlene Davis, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Marcia Lane, Lyn Durocher, Carolyn Goodman, Sandy Rosenblum, David Reed. FUTURE TEACHERS GF AMERICA Preparing ourselves for the clay when we will give to the youth of tomorrow that which has been given to us. 1 nfl! ' 2 Loma. FA os A ppcf NO Hn-Am' Soma W, Tl-lack Nici uw: C Qcggov rooffq Wllllllkllll WMU Q mo caovso HAND RATHER weA uc VWE57 H ,na FORQPECIAL Swv E NTC- ' .QQEESOEX 4 X .STUD ENYS VP 043' 4 yn 2. ,-w f 0 v - 5, 4 ,. , i -- .LARSE 1: :md Fora QTEPVINQ ' 6 If 1 DN 1 'IE M ,f ' 95S 1f'! ' 2: T E 5 . tg I ' E 4 ' I Xxx. E E KX.. In A: es6:fnaXGiR':qffSfIQ:gs:qi,D Q Aff QYS N ik 15 3-1 x5 ll. O Y ' I Q s Q I , his 0 o rm 1 -onuumu vu ur ,,.1...., 23. Ugw E uw 5 E A Q 2 E XT -' may E n I Q 1 X . 3 Q P 77 N ' OUR IDEAL TEACHER STARDETTS BACK ROW: Sharon Eno K ren Gusfcfso Barbara Reskin, Mr, Loo , Sandy Sfeven FRONT ROW: Pom Reynold Elaine Goldstein FIRST ROW: Kay Hile, LaRue Bridwell, Kay Johnson, Vicki Colyer, Virginia Young, Claire Hunt, Kalhy Exlon, lrma McFarlin, Ann Ferris, Pal McDonald, Norma Mason, JoAnn Peterson, Margie Churchman. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Homan, Barbara Wirth, Joy Schramm, Doris Gibson, JoAnn Ploof, Linda Wilhelm, Sue Serlin, Jo Hovivian, Brenda Abeson, Frances Dawson, Pal Harrison, Barbara Hand, Diane Parenti, Trudy Tiano, Jane Jameson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Riedel, Raymond De Hovan, David Dalsass, Sal Acquista, Bob Moline, John Bilodeau, Jim De Paola, George Weissfuss, Don Driver, Mo Connolly, Al Plummer, Woody Underwood, Don f A Donesley, Wade Spendlove, Dave Johson, Dave Reed, Richard Pavlic. Vs.. , ik ! S44 N Q ff ' MUSIC GROUPS ,, fl 9 6 .. 1 I N! J X V 35, NQTABLES 1 X. M 445 M ' - ' 7 eficffif ll i I :L'S5N30.?:gw?'1:2,':.,F:nQg:ie.fez':m T::.?:zfAg f gy gg, I E'Z,C?'.i'1 .,lf.-L'5Zf' ::z::a.sm,Rzzprdgsfwzf i slruclor. :seg R 5 ummm ca QQQHW ef ,, -9 C11 'Q F iff X x TN! 'X .ez. I ' X O I' .Q , K V n Kg X 'A-ii? o Xb A 9 ' N '---M Q. K 1 Y Q XXX 1 V 1 D Q In yas fl LY X ' Y I ,YC V f' O I I N C E 5 Q O xl QQQf?X'CQ' X 5 so O X QQ SSX 'buf X L L Q A X55 5 AA IAN , X . , N , Q14 M ...W illllunuuf '+1,.. ix i W5 J.. Q Cl' fir' I Y .I-n,:: 4 ST Jn- FIRST ROW: Jane Kunimoto, Kathy Kelley, Santa Medaglia, Fall President, Carol Martin Ruth Satzman, Judy Miles, Pat Murch. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Comer, Jan Patterson Ann Johnson, Lois Kaufman, Rae Davis, Carol Carbone, Joyce Barles, Maria Diaz Gerrie Moulton, Anita Grubenhoff, Mrs. Victorino, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Mike Whalan SPANISH CLUB John Olson, Spring President, Fred Neser, Joe Faust, Les Pollycove, Charlene Harding, Mike Ellis, NOT SHOWN: Karen Soe, Pat Knighlon. O c 0 G Ml A be 'D fy L-If . kb ' Q H l lb 'J . f w 1 Z ' ,. l 1 . J i . A -- 1 ' lx .' Q C L QI, FIRST ROW: Jo Brodsky, Marilyn French, Carol Carbone, Annette 'CJ Juline, Berneita Nelson. SECOND ROW: Les Pollycove, Bob Somer, Dave Fish, Karen Taylor, Kay Royal, Mary Lee Reed, Cynthia Collins, Peggy Sue Jackson, Mrs. Perry, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Jerry Weil, 72 Q Jazk Porter, Dave Dalsass, Bob Gallaher, Don Anderson, David Reed, Spring President, Rusty Doms, Mike Nail, Mike Livesay. NOT SHOWN: Lane Krasno, Pat Daley, Fall President, Carol Howland, Lynn Biorkman, Alesta Ericsson, Louise Klimek, Judy Miller. l 'Fi' ,Q J fi '1 x L2-99 'r ,manila-., .er---af y ' ii' Ska-Jam, ' u- ' C' N-psf 'T , v 'ui X D '33 .-. fL ff i ffm- ir , - ,404 6 Q12 -1-.-.4 .--- -li . . 'J 33 L vii at -61' Q-yd V R 5-A -W--va-suv- sp ' ,- ' Y- ' t '.- FIRST ROW: Sandy Siegel, Sandy Stevens, Karen Gustafson, President, Barbara Reskin, SECOND ROW: Alan Glassman, Ruth Schwartz, Penny Kettl, Mrs. Welch, sponsor, Judy Marshall, Carolyn Wessel, Debby Shultz, Bob Gelber, Anita Gold- stein, Arthur Meinzer. NOT SHOWN: Sandy Huffman, Paul Geneson, Clyde Schipper, Martha Jelin, Bev Howard, Dorothy Wright, s , .K I I' . CHNTIN Q0 5.4 51.119 i- 73 Z' FUTURE MEDICAL LEADERS gt li 5, ,y v QP yur 5 H, NM, N fb. f FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Lealy, President, Nancy Smith, Joan Lopez, Pat Ryan, Carol Schmidgall. SECOND ROW: Judy Lee, Sandy Campbell, Betty Bates, Linda Cooper, Lauri Ann Musial, Christine Campbell, Kathy Roerlin, Judy Hoefman, Miss Grested, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Carol Howland, Paula Waters, Claudia Simmons. NOT SHOWN: Roberta Blatt, Barbara Smith. Service, compassion, endless study . . . all will be a part of our future profession-medicine. X :K six' JUNIOR RED CROSS , i r, L+' . , u ,sig V, 4-Ah' ' -r 'X 's .12 ,,,s ' f L Y, 1-77,- ,wi Dave Dalsass, James Del Mano, Elizabeth Malek, Bar- x bara Chappel, Greg Z t N 'I T l M N t s W f Satisfaction of helping others, willing to work when called upon, sup- porting school activities. Q SJR' ,399 il if 2 A91 7 1 KU ' D i, p lm, Q lil 6 KEY CLUB FIRST ROW: Mike Dorn, Pele Lindgren, Brian Springer, Tom Collins. SECOND ROW: Waller Simmons, Rod Flagler, Alan Gelber, Louis Porter, Richard Johnslon. THIRD ROW: Steve Dorris, Bob Gelber, Sandy Siegel, Alan Glassman, Lee Myers FOURTH ROW: Tony Berlanl, Paul Gene' son, Richard Newman. ,,,4.,,.,..,.,,,,,,,..,,.,,,,. ,.,.s. ..-,- ,. ,. ....,,.,,,. . ,W 'fi ,,, 'la' .--M rrr, ll,a .35 -Q We is 'iw iX f M... r -- ' VAYWMWNJ, ,,,,,,,,.-,.,,...,..-re. ' W WW' ' W-www M, k ,,,,,...f f .,,.,,l-A-f - M ' 4 . WW f Y- . r m,,,,,,..H.,-A-Ali-,su1:vi:r'n' - aaaa F 76 ..-,..--1 , , mf'- 'Q N 1 .i AUDIO VISUAL CLUB Ronald Keel, Spring Presidenl, Bill Arasmilh Bob Cclbler, Joe Williams, Chuck Cullorlh Jim Lindberg. Not Shown: Phil Newman Jack Friend, Bruce Milchell, Tom Runner Fall President, Alvin Schroder, Joel Com isoroff. Y CHESS CLUB Curry Fisher, Ted Goldi, Arthur Meinzer, and Allcn Berman. E I . K Q90 qu -xr - v' '-- rf! . Z1 I x n ll H 3 ff I Z' I ' Q OD? 0 fi I ' 2 i O O . ' W1 A ' O ta . ffl 1 e Y f . -I H If 1 ,xt X 1 lffrffq '- 95' i X s 1. . X . 1 K' X fa, E . , . V5-ii: J e e e ee , 2 -f --..,,. ii ., Q, rlf. s. Y . 1 4, 0 N x 'X 3 n 4 'N , .sn ,L qw! if fi E 512. K.. V. aw' P YW J .. M 3-F5 'f Q. wfi ,K- 'V G V 1 4 2 - K in ' , a k f 4 i 0 A A -f I, A 'G f7'h A .4, . X ' 8 4 A .Y . . . 2 ., Q 1 'ix- -P ,,' -xl I .aft Q cl, I . X' Fa -ar . 23 1 li I Q . . .6 . 'L . - -'f '1 4, - v .1 -sq ' 'sv . 0,4 ' f 1. .wi af z r. , V ' Ar? 4,3 . 0515 k l' ' . Q 0 Nl! 'i LQ-4 L says Lonnle Cadns We stand on the fifth amend ment and wnll not uncrnmnnafe our selves declare Ollre and Alonzo Get enough for all of us 1 YS. N . V ,A , 'x, K '-.w -. . Tut and Wolfgang enioying fhe delicious variety of expertly prepared food offered at our snackbar, 79 in Q61 l .1 .nbc These are the hopeful . . .eagerly waiting for the news that each one's dreams have come true. Clockwise they are Coleen Jones, Judy Thompson, Lewanna Moffett, Rae Davis, Carol Hauck. Carol Houck was crowned queen by Sally Frei, last year's queen, with Lorraine Gain and Sally Stutz as princesses. Escorts were Wolfgang Orth, Clyde Schipper, and Don Seligman. ii. if The candidates .. ,Judy Johnson, Carole Barrack, Sally Stufz, Lor- raine Gain, Puddin' Morris, Doro- thy Look. Not shown is Karen Elwell. 81 'S 15 5 f I ZFX . , , x Q . ' 'Q 5 'xv A ,xftl M Q' 41 X 1. - ' s This famous Viennese ballet group performed with magnifi- cent elegance showing grace of motion and beauty ofthe dance. Give me the money or else. . . ' SCHOCDL ASSEMBLIES U! G 2 ' . pr r T :A 5 fi? ,- 'flffmlki f fl 8 xfnr 588m mratk D IG U h 0 X X Oooooooh! EIvis!' Down with Christmas. The faculty plot thickens. Und, for mein next suggestion ' - Ki 1 I Mig Y if ual, 1 + it f if 5 t ' .1 in 1 at pw.- 'as 459' W an ga., six ,.-P al'-E 'Q' A f,f 7'.: 1 I ,- S.. Na. vs 'I 1 1 X- '.,,,.f- f FIRST ROW: Lewonnc Moller, Lancs Ayeroff, Gail Fish, Bob Lee. SECOND ROW: Jerri Plank, Pol Thompson, Carol Houck, Joon Tovodo. THIRD ROW: Cory Krikorion, Alice Powell, Neil Zukermcn, Sally Slulz, Lonnie Ccdis. FOURTH ROW: Jozelle Lawless, Sue Houlelte, Ann Johnson, Ann Graves. FIFTH ROW: Alex Augusta, Dove McCullough, John Jorrei, Ronnie Bridwell. SIXTH ROW: Mike Livesoy, Mr. Burke, Chuck Beauchamp, Mouse Hamel. NOT SHOWN: Slello Borllell. fi ,Q 'X ,A Nl A TX E. GIRLS' LEAGUE ,f 1 f o , I ' .1 I FALL CABINET-FIRST ROW, left to right: Lane Krasno, Jackie Andrews, Jeanne Muir, Coleen Jones, Ilene Shrimplin. SECOND ROW: Jerre Ruedy, concessions chairman, Lorraine Gain, hospitality chairman, Connie Mertz, assembly chairman, Charlotte Eaves, public relations chairman, Santa Medaglia, publicity chairman, Lyn Van Winkle, social chairman. THIRD ROW: Jo Brodsky, iunior aide, Kay Johnson, senior aide, Barbara Reskin, sophomore aide, Judy D'Ascenzo, sophomore aide, Sally Tallman, iunior aide, Joan Palermo, senior aide. 'L is I, A? Coleen Jones, corresponding secretary, Jackie Andrews, vice-president, Ilene Shrimp- Iin, treasurer, Lane Krasno, recording secretary, Jeanne Muir, president. R ,N a- ' l I , in 4 ,., .'. gi SPRING CABINET-FIRST ROW, left to right: Lane Krasno, vice-president, Sue Houlette, corresponding secretary, Jackie Andrews, president, Jo Brodsky, recording secretary, Melinda Scott, treasurer. SEC- OND ROW: Pat McVey, publicity chairman, Kay Johnson, hospitality chairman, Jane Kunimoto, social chairman, Jerre Reudy, assembly chairman, Nancy Tyson, public relations, Debbie Shultz, concessions chairman. THIRD ROW: Ann Ewin, sophomore aide, Carole Barrack, senior aide, Coleen Jones, senior aide, Shirley Klein, iunior aide, Paula Boehle, iunior aide, Carolyn Wessel, sophomore aide. , , 'VB 1 gr .6 A-5: f - . I I 1 Glamorous styles modeled by femmes fatales at the Girls' League Fashion Show. Plan, A perfect ending to the Caribbean cruise . . . the bride Alice Powell, her maid of honor Pat McVey, and aftend- ants Linda Yates, Pat and Diane Knigh- ton. R Q! 55-?., .:p?g:i, . -. Z: ti 53 . :ggi g, Vi. ' A A , -i ui A, .1 ' 52 3.2535 . ' If ii Hi ? L 4 ,K J' 'Yi'51.l'i ' ' Q i '-fY 'irf1' ., 'ii , J Y' Y o Q 8 f Q G 1 4, nl 5 Q ' s ' ii f Y' 'Ma j w. A U x 4 P r N 3? -. QF LP, Connie Mertz, Jackie Andrews, and Charlotte Eaves are busily preparing for the gala Christ- mas formal under the direction of Lyn Van Winkle, social chairman. Dim lights, glittering stars, soft music, and a Starlite Serenade is a brief re- view of the 1956 Snowball, one of the most successful in Girls' League history. 'ca 6 SNCWBALL Queen Linda and King Merle begin the traditional Snowball dance. :WWE A 11.3.3 J .,. . fi '. .er s ATCF' fha. ..a-W .sv ., ,C 1 R .NW 7 1 -A... . I-A ' l l 4 N1 , ' 'Nw .. , p 'Q CHARLOTTE EAVES, g I v N Drill Mistress A 13 I K ' 5 4 ' 7 f I ' , 4 FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Hoeftrnan, C. Milligan, C. Martin, S. Fischer, J. Linder, J. Tavoda, J. Thompson, L. Bridwell, F. - Weske, L. Moffet, S. Dobbin, L. Piety, M. Lealy, L. Krasno, V. a ' Dunn, L. Jones, S. King, S. Enos. SECOND ROW: M. Scott, L. Barge, S. Toth, L. Woo, M. French, L. Lealy, K. Johnson, A. Ericsson, P. MacDonald, D. Eastman, B. Garret, K. Soe, L. Ayeroff, B. Metz, L. Espland, J. Thompson, M. Criswell, J. Lee. THIRD ROW: D. Dearborne, S. Barkley, P. Jackson, B. Stafford, E. Jaedtke, K. Kelley, M. Riley, J. Nelson, K. Schramm, B. Comer, R. Davis, C. Newell, K. Taylor, P. Bailey, K. Koerlin, C. Campbell, L. Davidson, C. Truschel, J. Ward. FOURTH ROW: D. Kennedy, C. Wessel, J. Jackson, L. Yowell, P. Perkins, A. Johnson, T. Bruce, M. Lescouli, B. Fish, B. Bates, M. McVey, S. Messman, C. Goodman, H. Meldrum, M. Cald- well, A. Franke, J. Kubisch, O. Nunnery, N. Hammett. FIFTH ROW: S. Ford, D. Freiden, L. Kaufman, K. Wright, J. Lilie, E. Paur, I. Bennett, B. Hand, J. Rell, D. Goodrich, S. Johnson, R. Henderson, D. Shultz, J. Musial, G. Peterson, L. Cannon. SIXTH ROW: M. Schoble, R. Blatt, A. Fiumefreddo, M. Ruth, S. Medaglia, G. Moulton, L. Musial, M. Miller, N. Smith, J. Brodsky, P. Bushey, F. Wasserman, B. Shaw, J. Hess, P. Ryan, M. Wright, A. Juline, M. Reed, S. Hook. SEVENTH ROW: E. Constable, P. Schaefer, E. Goldstein, J. Sprague, A. Graves, S. Tallman, L. Lopes, M. Hayler, G. Hobdy, N. Tyson, J. Ruedy, V. Peletti, S. Klein, P. Waters, P. Perly, C. Lee, L. Durocher, M. McCain, J. Barles. EIGHTH ROW: J. Baril, P. East, A. Ewin, M. Freiden, S. Hall, C. Evans, P. Morris, J. Jarrett, M. Woodland, J. Lawless, A. Carlin, B. Abeson, C. Howland, Z. Vignolle, B. Smid, G. Camptield, J. Brass, L. Woo, L. Loveluck. M . 2' KU J P' F' -QL H 2'5 as 'L I if ...4 . ... if A 3 . ,..., gafwqgjfif K. . - 1-r WP? BACK ROW: Marilyn Woodland, Diane Strong, Sue Serlin, Shirley Klein, Pot McDonald, Sonia Hook, Kathy Wright, Bunny Serot, Santa Medaglio, Debbie Freiden, Kay Stafford, Bette Simpson, Linda Carpenter, Beth Garrett, Karen Soe, Sandy Matheson, Mary Ellen Jansz, Gloria Hobdy. FRONT ROW: Carol Carbone, Norma Leroy, Joy Schramm, Norma Mason, Joyce Barles, Danette Dearborne, Linda Barge, llene Shrimplin, Vicki Pelletti, Bonnie Comer, Sally Tallman, Connie Mertz, Evelyn Jaedtke, Sybil Schenkman, Rae Davis, Alesta Ericcson, LaRue Bridwell, Sue Mahon, Pat Jones, Zaz Vig- nalle, Melanie Riley, Kathy Kelley. Joan Tavoda. NOT SHOWN: Barbara Harshaw, Peggy Hacke, Pat Woodland. t 3 ,,, .. .....--L... .. -4- - ,-. l --4 . .Awe-4 , THLETIC .,- sa I 2 - h - ' V ' s -. 29' V SSOCIATION fm, A - . as , v Q,- ' l Q .1 f an i , 'tv' Wh, I 1 1 0 Q,,A l 5 s .l ' - 5 gg- 6 3' H l ' -', 41,4 I A ,..aug,-kd? A Q-, A+- if -D L 5- '- F 4 M 5 1, . 14.1 --.-,M T13 -5:2 i 1-5: E-S 2+ 5 fav- -A fvzgg -gf: - QE 2 -V H-if: T,..,. 2-.. .N , , .xx ,, BACK ROW: Terre Bruce, Garo Peterson, Pat Bailey, Randi Henderson, Mary Ann Miller, Ilene Shrimplin, Anita Grubenhoff, Judy Albin, Sue Houlette, Jo Ann Linder, Pat Bushey, Jeanne Baril, Miss Westbrook. SECOND ROW: Helen Kubish, Joan Brass, Bonnie Comer, Joyce Hess, Marilyn Lescoulie, Kathy Wright, Joan Tovoda, Sally Tallman, Melinda Ross, Lola Lopes. FIRST ROW: Leona Jones, Lauri Ann Musiol, Jan Patterson, Lynn Durocher, Sybil Schenkman, Connie Mertz, Norma Leroy, Sharon Brown, Evelyn Jaedtke, Connie Evans, Vicki Pelletti, Bonnie Mettz, Mary Lou Hayler, president. NOT SHOWN: Jo Brodsky, Ann Carlin, Peggy Jackson, Lane Krasno, Jazelle Lawless, Dody Look, Carol Shepherd, Danell Scott, Sandy Hess, Lewanna Moffett. :- 11 'E-we Q- in x The G.A,A. playday . . .making new friends through fun and play. PEP SQUAD I ,JJ Cl' ' L , ,, -9,3 I' Cheerleaders: Dody Look, head cheerleaderg Sally Sfutzg Jerri Plank. Pom-pom: Diane Parentig Jeannine Jarrettg Ann Johnsong head pom-pomp Karen Elwellg Ann Graves. Maiorettes: Lauri-Ann Musialg Sue Dobbing Janet Patterson, head maiorefte. '1 4l 1 ' Nw, ky- ,.. J, K , .. ,fwqffh . .Nw 'N mln? 41, t , M ff a ,.L.,.L. . 5 X 18,0 ' lt l,,- I 'D on 4 -, of .A A vowffn in-1 veA-',f..,4v4-0011, gan.-uit. wi' 'o'O', K if 'did' If L: K ,, aw 0 .A .4355 531 W mmm-E. ,J I , 5 1 J , 5. 'VS s 4 I Q-.......,A 'n ' 'bdP 'mf 'lwlF.wn 'WU We , AI 1' -.Q ., bfi, :fri Q' '-3 K f ft! alia Y f .Q . Q ,N X 4 I 1' Q' O pf. ,QPQWZ I R I ,Q pr .!,, ' ' -2 -L Q t 55, 'G n W 595, Q! ' 4 A.. 'dv U' at Q7 C ,L FIRST ROW: Mark Foss, Merle Cornett, Bill Murray, Spring President, K Eddie Cadis, Dennis Cole, Pete Pellerito, Miles Anderson, SECOND ROW: Gary Romero, Spike Dorn, Bill Pierce, Ron Bridwell, Ty Levin, Ken Willis, Mike Livesay, Lonnie Cadis, Gary Tuthill, Barry Riley, Fall President, Dave McCullough, Greg Elliot, Coach Powell, THIRD ROW: Bob Wiltse, Lee Ehrheart, Jerry Effie, Jerry Mandel, Joe Medaglia, Chuck Beauchamp, Gary Krikorian, Tom Ryan, Randy Sandefur. Q Lfw in: TEAM CAPTAINS Varsity Football Mike Livesay Varsity Basketball Randy Sandefur Varsity Track Barry Riley, Ronnie Bridwell Varsity Baseball Ty Levin, Joe Medaglia Varsity Wrestling Curt Price and then they started call- . . . aw, dat's all right. Dey call ing my boy 'Rat', l don't under- my kid 'Animalf Dey're righttoof' stand it. BLUE C LETTERMANS CLUB qi.. Having proven themselves in com- I petition with dignity and strength. X , la 7X nr llllr, X2 1.'?X E ,rr J Randy Sandefur Minor Sports - Barry Riley Baseball Joe Medalgia Track Dave McCullough Q i ln r f , y, xmlvf -7 Nl '? X I o , Mlm But they're calling my boy 'Fat Ollie' . . . and he isn't even fat, Mike livesay won personal honors at the football banquet, wails Mrs. Livescy. receiving the Bill Murphy and Most Valuable Player trophies. MURPHY AWARD WINNERS Football 41 I A '- Mike Livesay ' 0 14' D Basketball Ll A J FRONT ROW, left to righl: l34l Bill Easlman, l35l Mike Dribben, ll7l Alex Augusta, ll4l Mike Nail, llOl Virgil English, l3Ol Dennis Hollis, ll9l Mo Connolly, l5Ol Gary Tulhill, l3ll Ken Willis, ll5J Ron Bridwell, llll Alan Robinson, ll3J Miles Anderson. SECOND ROW: Wayne Dilfee, Jim Welbourn, Jim Jor- dan, Gary Powell, Bruce Weslon, l6l Larry Fluer, 1421 Merle Cornet, l25l Gary Kirkor- ian, l36l Bill Murray, John Jarrell. THIRD ROW: l22l Stuart Lough, l39l Harvey Prez- anl, l32l Ron Schirm, l24l Ed Kraemer, ll3l Don Schmidt, Mike O'Sullivan, John Welsh, l27l Bill Fair, l26l Mike Livesay, l3Bl Clarance Burdick, l29l Chuck Beauchamp, l52l Bob Wiltse, Pele Pellerilo. z l J ,.. VARSITY FCJOTBALL Culver began the football season without hope but with a prayer. The first games were defeats. The team was small in size and power, and they knew it. lt was lacking in many things, many things except courage. And it was this courage, if nothing else, that pushed the team on, on over the mental block of early defeat, on to victory. One by one their opponents fell: El Segundo, Morn- ingside, Torrance, and who will forget the Beverly game. Now it was the crown, the league champion- ship, almost in their grasp. Then came Hawthorne, the shouting, the crying, the feet aching from stamping on the wooden seats, the hands stinging from clap- ping, and the throats raw. But it was their turn. We fell and we fell hard, but we had lost none of our dazzle for we had fought all the way. There he goes! Little 145 pound half back Ron Bridwell is on his way to his 80 yard touchdown run against Beverly Hills. Pete Pellerito, No. 44, is about to put key block on No. 19, Cohen, of Beverly Hills, b Av xl . 5 Q ,. 2 if ' 'kj' . .f 5 - cl' , ., V ' y as A T Y.. , . W' 'H ' W ' .',r get '- Q ., H . 'A f ,, 1 slr-' :'N'f,es ,, - . f 'T . V.x?2.1,y,-5gA'..E5,... .-,lg 57-55: :ish-:rm Mo Connolly skillfully eiudes two Beverly Hills , defense men os he cuts sharply inside left end. KNEELING: Larry Richard, Fred Fischer, Bruce Hichman, Bill Govero, Alan Hoffman, Wade Spendlove Al Smith, Jon Koshay, Dennis Pipes, Don Driver. SECOND ROW: Garry Pace, Bill Hayes, Les Hatch Brian Springer, Harry Brill, Ralph Larkin, Chuck Gardner, Windsor Wilhoite, Dick Betts, Greg Johnson THIRD ROW: Gary Romero, Ray DeHaven, Frank Salcido, Steve Linder, Phil Vannetter, Scotty Neil George Lund, Paul Tcvoda, Frank Dolce, John Stewart, Ron Smith, Bill Perry, Don Gard, Dick Ableser A .'S I. 1 Y N if 1 Y X Y f Showing the pass-catching form that made him famous, Lonnie Cadis ouf- speeds two Ventura Cougars fo catch a 40 yard pass from John Welsh. Muke Luvesoy throws the straught arm that mode hum famous as he sweeps right end agcunst Beverly Mo Connolly helps sprung Cllle loose with a key block. f Aff- - A - AQ, 2 blocks North High man. I, VARSITY BASKETBALL Remembering Culver's team of last year, the Varsity Basketballers rolled into North High with all guns blazing on January ll, and scored over them, 69-40. Then came El Segundo and another victory followed by Morningside and a defeat, The Hawthorne team loomed up next, and follow- ing a Culver defeat, fell back to nurse its wounds. Beverly Hills followed suit, and fell before the Centaur guns. Hawthorne learned better and took the Centaurs in the next game, But the season's end, the final Beverly game, was the saddest of all, With two of our most valuable players missing, the team fought and took the lead in the first half, Then, as our boys logged onto the stadium floor once more, the big upset came. Beverly won, scor- ing all but two points on free throws. S gal., . 14 ,ttf 'f init k fair Although our boys only took third place, they fought hard all the way, and we can well be proud of them, FRONT ROW, left to right: Dennis Cole, Bruce Madden Randy Sandefur, Mike Nail, Jim Machado, Lonnie Cadis BACK ROW: John Stock, Jerry Etfle, Steve Dillenbeck Tom Ryan, Rusty Doms, Dave Fish, Rusty Doms goes up for a iump as Steve Dillenbeck N15 KA 1 I ry 'E SM Yu .'1 f 0 6564 2 n my E 'ii' WRESTLING C ,A X jxYN .2 A mff If J ery-, -X kwbk. AMTLX- FRONT ROW Larry Rrchards Bull Govero Frank Dol e Gary Corner! Chuck Gardner Sieve Lander J r Roll Juls. Dobkln Mfke Hlchman SECO D ROW Greg Johnson Bruce Hlchman Ronnue Am land Gary Montague Danny Martinez THIRD ROW u e Drnbben ohn arrett Larry Fluer on c made Dueter Dubberke Make Sullivan on Donsely Bob Ehrhearl Duck Swarm Don Druver Ken Wullus Eddy Knalman Duck Johnston -x X 109 .: Q X A7 . , 1 I' f 1' f A ' 3 J J , f -- 4 7 f Z . I . I efrl, fs ' . N' ,v M'k' ' , J I J , I , D A Sh. I . I, . . A ,D J b I If aw.. Y. . ::..- 'X 43 x 1 , 'I NJ KOS? J . 1 f N X 51 fm J , Y J S in F WL- f - ' Y s v , f- ,rs v,- O l -Y ,..,- f I-buf'---11' Coach Bill O'Rourke surveyed the 70 gangling boys that reported out to track that late winter day and wondered why he had ever decided to become a track coach. He started the next day with a grueling training schedule designed to bring the boys into top shape in the shortest possible time. Culver didn't win many duel meets but the individual improvements were tre- mendous, High iumper Dave McCullough upped his ceiling to 6'4Vg . Sophomore Jan Koshay and George Lund established fine B marks in both hurdles and sprints. Sophomore high jumper Joe Faust got over 6'2V1 . Barry Riley broke Doug Gib- son's school record in the pole vault with a l2'9 effort. Bill Hayes and Alan Rob- inson, Sophomores, won the league in the Bee l32O and 660 and Greg Elliott ran the C 660 in record time. Next year with the fine sophomore crop coming back Coach O'Rourke will not have to wonder again why he's coaching. Miles Anderson Tony Berlant Richard Betts Lynn Biorkman Bob Blymyer Ron Bridwell Larry Brill Gary Cornett Chuck Cuttorth Frank Dolce Norman Dorn Paul Dutton, Mgr, Jerry Effle Greg Elliott Virgil English Don Ericcson f Joe Faust Rod Flagler Mark Foss Bob Freebairn Don Gard Bob Gelber Al Gershman Bill Govero Tom Graves Rod Hansen Bill Hayes Bruce Hichmon Don Jacobs John Jarrett Charles Johnson VARSITY Bti ,M gl. K A .t' 'l lv ,.' QE,:'Eflfc-ew lr as A ,J 's --fc' v I ,. N., ao ., ,:., Jan Koshay Bob Kutchai Tony Lambert Steve Linder Pete Lindgren Roger Linville George Lund Dave McCullough Wayne Matsuoka Bruce Mitchell Jerry Moline Harold Murray Mike Nail Wolfgang Orth Mike O'Sullivan Bill Pierce TRACK f 'V Q . Les Pollycove Barry Riley Alan Robinson Al Schor Walt Simmons Tom Smith Harry Sommers Brian Springer John Stewart Terry Stewart Bob Swenson Gary Tuthill Bruce Weston Jim Wiley Al Berman, Mgr, Al Hopkins, Mgr -5-.QPR S The at x .1i. A... 1- Ti 1 -Q.:...,,,,, ui-nag, , 'is oe Faust for right ond an unidentified Fillmore hurdler fight for irsf place while Jerry Effle, left and Miles Anderson close the gap. BELOW: Dove McCullough goes up 94. 1 .Q F any . --Vs- 1, uh- 1' ll ll Y ' --Ci' fe..--., , -3 H -Laidlaw- ff 0 Eu Q in 0lllll0,, A Q , v0 q 5 , o 5 f Q X. 4 6 gy ,Z J .4 M2272 CROSS COUNTRY gif' If if 1 fx KNEELING lef! lo right Wolfgang Orih Alan Gershman Bruce Mlfcheli Chuck Cuiforth Mark Foss Clyde Schlpper SECOND ROW Bob Kuichax Gary Sugler Bull Pierce Bob Freebaurn Alan Chrustenson Spnke Dorn AI Hopkms Greg Elluot Rod Flagler Terry Stewart Don Jacobs Paul Denneri Ted Galdl g , W 0 A O 55 '- , o v E 7. f' 'lg I' i f 4 6 'Q I du ' Q , 1 Q' ' . u n .. - -I OI' '. vi . D.. .mt-U :J ' .3 A , A is , . , Z 3 Q 1 ,. ' , V f 1 A ' , 1 fw ' ...... Nh' , 1 0' 4 1 . ' 5 'N t . 1 A ff W I , I 12 coach omfufke. Nor-sHowN:wr111'simm.-ms. ' ' ' ' D' VARSITY BASEBALL Coach Warren Flanagan and his varsity baseball team turned what looked like a so-so season into a winning campaign by beating Haw- thorne and Arch Rival Beverly Hills in the last two games ofthe season, this gave the Cents an 8-7 win-lost league record. The Beverly game was the out- standing game played on the Culver diamond this season. Left Fielder Ty Levin led the Culver batters by smashing a homerun and a double. Shortstop Randy Sandefur put the game on ice with a bases loaded triple to give Culver a 5 to 4 win. Lefthander Ben Burnett pitched the last two victories for the Centaurs, allowing only two hits against Haw- thorne, and 3 hits against Beverly Hills. Burnett won his own game against Hawthorne by hitting a grand slam home run. Joe Medaglia, Culver's stellar catcher, shows batting form which netted him the Bill Murphy and most valuable awards. Gary Romero is the catcher. FRONT ROW: Ben Burnett, Steve Dillenbeck, Randy Sandefur, Jim DePaula, Ty Levin, Sal Macera. BACK ROW: Frank Harrington, Tom Solomon, Gary Romero, Frank Acquaviva, Alex Augusta, Ed Cadis. Al 1 I 5 SENIGR PROM . er, , .ws K' . 5 'H' : ' 354 I -gg W X I V 4 '94 pd' vfv f fn Q, vf. ,Ma 39411,-154. 5 1,17 fl, f ..f4 4 iftg ,,, 17,41 kff, ' fc 5 ,-'fri A-K.. g' -5-4' - f-- -Z 1 . , ,1 ,Lf '35 'Q'- f'-fl Q,f,l7z':4K' 'Q'c,',.fgff.f'Ka 4' aff .jg-'ff f .QR ' 1.24. f ,L '- igff 5 C '- JCVQ' 43 L ,lf 1, r:V!4' fl!! 5 4,?L, I qt,,.l -'f 4' H f' ZR, fgqfyfgf ,,Zf7.L1-aff .fc ll! fffyifcd NCQ 116 ' fly f2f,.ff+z,g4.f.-1 -149 .Van f'f f2f47y-'f424evM47 J Jia! 77Z?ZLi'p9 fy ., 'cf .f ,6f4f,a,,6Vf44.z,? 4Q'74' K .,.Q.tl,4Q Vfzdfffff 'Q' -'D' Qqw WWAUTOGRAPHS ?Q8,gQEil2fj6x vftf 3' Qi' ef NfY'ifff9 M253 'M d G5 ff Effggg -W we QUE Mgfy WWWEZQD ey - Q M JW! 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