Downey High School - Volsung Yearbook (Downey, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1951 volume:

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Mor 'ng . .au- .msgs 'x to your own nd. the clock come, when you look ook, the editors of the that these pictures re to you than just average school day, from the time you arrive in the P? y Q Qi Arou ln years to 'fd through this Volsung hop Q ' K will mean m scenes of an morning, untl We t time ou ha fum Er a s, thou hen yo as lways pl ant re inder o you re I the time you depart at they will be pleas- of the many good e experienced on this h there may be times do not think of them sant. ember the daily flag r ' ng cerem ny, with Dick Hansen in the a rn n. n al ng you o attention with his rumpet and -lerry Monahan raising the flags of the State of Do you r hen everyon in the catet he United States and alifornia? member noontime-- gathered in groups, rua near the student ts li y,5f,f QMS X y l wwf My g M3 ' -it Nl' Page 4 A 'l W .Z ,Zf-fic! Lai' -lp-- --V W . . -1. Wifth Eygfuil around. J i i, , r, r . I' 1 .r f , V i. 4 ,' l , i , ,I , I l ' 1 ' N . L , i i X , . -.- , ,, f 1, rg' at D. U. H. S. store lremember the lineup?l, un- der the shady trees to talk as you ate? Or were you one af the rugged individualists who, suffering from claustrophobia, evaded the confine- ments of the campus, and some- times ended up having a heart-to- heart talk with Principal Wright? Do you remember the lineup of school buses waiting to take you home - th e bedlam af yelling fr i e n d s , unmanageable books lwhich maybe you took home, but left their covers unopenedl, lost pencils or fountain pens, too many people on a single seat lmaybe that's how you first met the fellow or girl you later marriedl , the care- ,MW of ji ,, you i.g Afternoon ,ffwvf ful and patient lwell nearly alwaysl ff bus driver? It may be not easy to think of it that way now, but these were good , days. I Q I Haag N 1 L ,' 4 A .I ,J My -f i LM, .V .V V I , f , t - I' x f 4 4 4'fwfof,n,,- ol., mr Gr r , ,f - ' f fi Noon 'WV iz - f + -f ,Zn , - . 1 'N f f I 'A 9.1.50 J airy. 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Square dancing is more popular today than at any time in its history, and all indications are that it is not a short-lived fad, but will be with a long time to come, perhaps because its roots go so deeply into our American culture. s for basic Members of the Volsung staff have chosen the square dance as the theme of this year's book for many of the same reasons which mok dance itself so popular. For one thing, square dancing means friendliness and sociability the world right now could use a great deal more of both. lf you aren' ing to be friendly and sociable, you might as well forget about square ing. If you are quick to anger, especially at other people's mistake won't find much fun in square dancing, and will soon give it up. Square dancing also means organization. All of the dances have patterns which make them easy to learn after a little instruction and tice. e the , and will- onc- , you basic prac- Square dancing means co-operation and teamwork, with each member of the set doing his own part in time and sequence. Square dancing, to be successful in its purpose, requires attentio obedience. Since any single dance pattern depends on the words caller, every member of the square must listen to the caller and foll instructions. Otherwise, there is confusion, although the confusion put straight again quickly and easily. and f the w his y be Sociologists who make a study of our social habits probably will lagree that square dancing is going to benefit the country, with everyone, from tots to totterers, having more fun than they've ever had before. 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J than . . f. , 1 Y. 410' fa x 4: JL!! - f I . - 1 Square Dancing-..Means Organization Everyone has a part to perform e f I 6 ' X f I I I X Admrnrstratron and Faculty The Callers direct Congratulations to the Class of l95l l Another school year has come to a c ose and for you seniors, high school days are ended. Your individual scholas- tic achievements have been carefully recorded and evaluated, and your names are listed as members of a graduating class. For each of you this indicates a real m 'asure of success. We hope your high school training has prep red you to think constructively. It has been found that one o the most power- i ful forces in the world today is the mind of man. It is in the x minds and hearts of people that ideas are orn-a force for 5 good or evil. Bad ideas bring death and estruction, good ideas save lives and promote progress. Our country's strength lies in the ability of our people CIY Y to create, express and implement ideas. M your ideas help you to be the kind of citizen your family, our school, and g your country may be proud to acclaim. C. F. SH Superint ndent BAUGH Mr. Clifford F. Shambaugh On the facing page are pictures of those adults who supervise the activities of the students. As Principal of Senior High, Mr. W. J. Wright has many varied duties. He must act as re istrar for all students, help the student with program changes, assist in extra-curricular activities, act :Es boys' coun- selor, and advise the Student Council. Mrs. Karyn B. Sanders, Girls' Counselor, comes in contact with all the girls ofthe student body. She is adviser to both Girls' League and Les Torcheres, and also teaches one class in life science. As Principal of the Central Junior High, Mr. Del Ward has many of the some duties as Mr. Wright including supervision of conduct and attendance. Girls' Counselor of the Central Junior High is Mrs. Ruby Horstmon. She is instrumfntal in plon- ning all assemblies for the girls, supervising Girls' League and counseling the girls. Miss Loring Davis in her second year at Downey has successfully filled the new pIust of attend- ance supervisor. She also issues work permits and advises those students who want td work during school. Serving Senior High, Junior High, and South Junior High, Mrs. Sarah B. Lyance as nurse is kept very busy. Near the end of the year she undertook o tremendous job in checking the hearing of all the students who wished the test. I Page 8 Mr. Knudsen Mr. Wright I Mr. Ward I I fff7Wi2fy T he Band 5 n5 DANEIHD eX f Q lM4F1fxg,x'w Nxvs. X40 XNovcS B. wo NWS. Soodev V-uw VX 5 otskwo NN YS. Soroh Lxjo Nix ss Low 'mg O osfxs For greater harmony I I I I I I BOARD OF TRUSTEES Seated, left to right: Mr. S. F. Unsworth, clerk, Mr. Frank H. Barnes, Mr. Otto T. Boyd, presi- dent, Mr. Melvin F. Quigley, Mr. Neil T. Rogers, who resigned in January. Otto T. Boyd President S. F. Unsworth Clerk Page l0 Reno H. Sirrine Frank H. Barnes Melvin F. Quigley I I Most important to the development of Downey Union High Sctlool District is our re- liable Board of Trusteles, conslstng of the president, Mr. Otto T. Bo Unsworth, and members Mr, Melvin F. Quigley, rine, who devote many valuable time to school of the Downey Union Hi yd, the clerk, Mr. S. F. Mr. Frank H. Barnes, and Mr. Reno H. Sir- long hours of their usiness in the interest h School. As they look over blueprints, plans and specifications for the development of our school plant, they see a majestic school system in the not too distant fclture. ln addition to the bliilding program, they are also responsible for the many improve- ments in our general school program and sys- rem. 1 I I I And. Emciency Mrs. Mary Littlefield Mrs. lmogene Littlefield Mrs. Juanita Burda Mrs. Agnes Deer Mrs. Mariam Rce Mrs. Verna Benett Through the efficiency of Mr. L. H. Williams, business manager, the school has been kept run- ning smoothly throughout the year. Beside keeping all attendance records, Mr. Williams is also finan- cial supervisor. On Mr. Williams' staff are general secretary Mrs. Mary Littlefield, and Mrs. Effie Bakos, finan- cial secretary. Mrs. LittIefield's duties are keeping all records of purchases including school supplies. Making up the payroll and the school budget keep Mrs, Bakos busy. In the general office are Mrs. Marian Rae, gen- eral secretary and receptionist, Mrs. Verna Bennett, attendance secretary, and Mrs. Juanita Burda, sec- retary to Mr. Shambaugh. Mrs. Burda also oper- ates the newly installed switchboard and keeps all student body accounts. Attendance secretary for the Central Junior High is Mrs. Imogene Littlefield. Until April when she resigned to move East, Mrs. Loretta Keasling also worked in the Junior High. Also resigning this year was Mrs. Agnes Deer from Mr. Williams' office. Mrs. Effie Bokos Mrs Loretta Keasling MR. L. H. WILLIAMS Business Manager Page l l X These advance dancers, the faculty 1 a 1 1 , . . 1 1 N ' 4.51.5 . 1 x X ' i Page l 2 Top Panel: MISS BEATRICE ROSE AMAR, Junior-Senior High-physical education MRS. LULU AMOS, Junior High-social stu- dies, science, math MR. RALPH BAIRD, Junior High-science, math, algebra MISS JACQUELINE BARLOW, Junior High- science MR. LYLE BERRYHILL, Junior High-social studies, shop Left Panel: MRS. PEARL BOUCHER, Senior High -shorthand, typing, office practice MRS. IRENE BRIDGES, Senior High- librarian MISS GLORIA CARTOZIAN, Junior High-English, Spanish MR. RUDY COOPER, Senior High- music, English Right Panel: MR, EDWARD BRAGG, Senior Hig.h -algebra, trigonometry, football coach, Junior High-math MR. P. J. BURBECK, Junior-Senior High-mechanical drawing MR. ROY COLEMAN. Junior High- shop MRS. LOUANA B. COURTNEY, Jun- ior High-English f' l Bottom Panel: MRS. DOROTHY DePALMAR, Senior High- homemaking MRS. CATHERINE EDDY, Junior High-math, English, physical education MISS FRANCES ELWELL, Junior High-foods, home economics MRS. HILDA FRANKLIN, Junior High-social studies MRS. CHARLOTTE GERBER, Junior High- drama, English Lead. the beginners, the students I Left Panel: 5 MR. DONALD GOULD, Senior High-life science I MISS HELEN HALL, Junior-Senior High-physical education MR. RALPH HARMAN, Junior High-social studies MR. WATT G. HILL, JR., Senior High-Pre-flight aeronautics, history MR. JAMES KENDALL, Senior High-driver education ' I Right Panelg MISS LEOTA HAAS, Senior High-English MRS. LILA B. HANCOCK, Junior High-Drama, English MR. ALFRED HEMKIN, Senior High-typing, bookkeep- , ing, business moth MR, THOMAS H, JOHNSON 1ournaIi..m MRS. HELEN KINNEY, Junior-Senior HigI'1-homemck- ing MRS. HELEN KINNEY, Junior-Senior High- homemaking Bottom Ponel. MR. DEAN KREBS, Senior High--driver education MR. ERNEST LARSON, Junior High-moth MR. FRED LUCAS, Junior High-typing, iunior business MRS. ALBERTA MARSHALL, Junior High-librarian MR CLYDE BORMAN, Senior High-driver education I we A . . Page I 3 Page I 4 Through the clips Whirls Left Panel: MR. JOHN W. MERCER, Senior High-geometry, math, physics MR. JOHN D. MILAM, Senior High-English MR. ROY NELSON, Senior High-chemistry, life science, Bee football coach MISS NORMA OJSTEDT, Junior-Senior High-physical education MISS GRACE RAND, Senior High-Spanish MR, JAMES SCHULTZ, Junior-Senior High-physical education, swimming coach Center Panel: MRS. MIDA NIMMO, Senior High-art, crafts MRS. ELI OBRADOVICH-substitute MR. ELI OBRADOVICH, Junior High-shop Right Panel: MRS. JOHN MERCER-substitute MR. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY-physical education MR. JACK O'BRlEN, Junior-Senior High-physical education MR FRED PEARSON, Senior High-world geography tennis coach MR. SIDNEY ROGERS, Senior High-senior problems MISS EVELYN SHARP, Junior High-music 1 Of school life Top Panel: MR. GERALD SILVEY, Junior High-iunior business, math MISS DOROTHY SIMMS, Junior High-social living I MISS JUNE SMITH, Junior High-social living I MR. WILLIAM SMITHERAN-physical education, varsity football coach MISS ELIZABETH STEWART, Junior-Senior High-English Center Left: MR. MARK STILLMAN, Junior High-music, orchestra Center Panel: MR. MARTIN TAYLOR, Junior High-English, Senior High--senior problems MR MARTIN TOWNSEND, Junior High-math, social living, remedial reading MR. NELSON TRELOAR, Junior High-math MISS ALICE TUCKER, Senior High-life science MR. FRANCOIS UZES, Senior Highfhistory Center Right: MR. DARYL WALDRON, Senior High-English, drama MR, WILLIAM WALKER, Senior High-civics, California historyx X . Rr-f I gf Lower Panel: gl I I f I MRS. JANE WALTA, sensor High-English , ,ll MR. LEE WALTON, sensor High-Shop mf A . W MRS. MARGARET WEST, Junior High--English, Senior High-Ilafin I N 7 MISS FRANCES wll.cox, Junior High--art MR. WILLIAM WILKES, Junior-Senior High-math, typing Page I 5 Let's go back to the old. chuck Wagon One of the servers waits as a hungry student makes up his mind. Even though food is very inex- pensive in the cafeteria. it isn't free. Even teachers like to eat The bays all seem to eat heart- Mrs. Vola Barb supervises ali the functions of the cafeteria. The old chuckwagon, catereria to you cHy shckers is a nughty hveb pmce abng about ll ann, and H seenw to may that way untH about l p.m. This is due to the hundreds of students and teachers who have found that the chuckwagon has the best doggone food an campus. Keeping the wheels running smooth- ly, Mrs. Vola Barb as supervisor has such varied tasks as keeping accounts buying supplies, and supervising cook- ing, serving, and clean-up. Bemdes feeding hundreds of bath junior and senior high school students and teachers the cafetena plays hostess to the annual football banquet. 'WK Serious matters are often dis- cussed at the cafeteria tables as shawn by the picture at the right. Dishwashers finish the noon time chores. Page I 6 Hind wheel broke, and axle draggin New to Downey this yeor is Mr. Thomas Fleming, who replaced Mr. Eugene Riggs as plant engineer in February. Mr. Fleming is in charge of all non-certificated employes, custodians and maintenance work- ers who keep the school running smoothly. Also under the jurisdiction of Mr. Fleming are the bus drivers. Mr. W. F. McEuen, a veteran of many years experience at Downey, holds the office of head of bus drivers, and supervises scheduling ofthe bus transportation. Much praise is due the custo- dians, maintenance workers, and bus drivers for the excellent way in which they handle their jobs. Jack Abbot Thomas Fleming Plant Engineer W. F. Mc Euen Transportation Supervisor John R Evans William E. Beck Francis Bensteod William E Beck Thomas G. Bottaglia Jomes McKee Fred L. Copeland Fred Wilson Home you go, and everybody swin DIB lyorde J. J.A t g R H P p Oliver T. B. Horr ll ft? L, E. Merritt frigh l CI d F Faupof J. C. J h H y Eggink Bus Drivers 9 Custocliens S B end Maintenance -M-W no ,fu-4-J' 4,41 f ,ff ' ww wvffbf 75 4 'pf .f s I, ' 'M 'vvx 'H , ' , ' D M will WTMWQ M W AML kfwf qf'MbfjA Lf ,,f?'7Q2,VL W W WW MQ W W 14 Zig, Wu- eff 65,11 4!JAJ,uf 5f,f-Mf- ' , NL-f+fV! 1 0-VE ' A ,- A4 . S iargjiancing Means Attentionitfa vfik Wx, f OWL' 4 ,fam 4+c'jf ' 'MM Q 'MM ff' 7f'f- S- w,.1A'1lj,vl VC'-Q' Q4-ANvk7Z -mn 17400, J Mm ,JM TW, M Jn jf,-v-nQ own--fi pa,..1f4f,f- .M L g ,awk Vo J, ff,.,,,2JHflw!f A WWW X xbpx? Classes Class Scenes Making up timed writings after school - An intelligent looking freshman journalism class - Corky seems to be enjoying machine shop. U.S. History class, working hard - Mrs. Bridges checks out the library books. Posters are work for this art class - Some Junior High girls learn to sew. The Volsung in the making - Exhibits in life science classes - Mrs. DePalmar makes sewing fun. Mr. Hill teaching a history class - Driver education classes are always interesting. Girls learn to mimeograph in this typing class - Auto shop proves to be o practical class. Square danoing and student government need organization Student Body Presi ' MM M 'fifrxirf fi . ndnn tuden is also in charge of ' g les on the campus, in l s or c s es, and approving club nstitu ' ns. All the important func- ' n the school are voted on by the nt Council. t has been my pleasure and privi- ge to be the head of the first semes- C65 il, and in behalf of the Coun- il w ld like to thank everybody for the pport, first semester, and help- i is to be one of the best years at ney for a long time. MELVIN FERDIG MELVIN As this is written, we of the senior class will soon be graduated, and now it is the time for me to express my thanks for all the wonderful co-opera- tion that we have had. l would like to thank Mr. Wright for so much help in our council meet- ings, and all the student body for its support. I have had a swell year, and l have been really proud to have serv- ed you as your Student Body President. Thanks again, and good luck, J. R. MCDONOUGH J. R. MCDONOUGH X Page 2l ,X Honor your partners f ' ,Ma-f i ofa -ss tio-xx 3 vt xg, Sq X f C ' X PATSY CLARK, Secretory FRED M:CAUGHAN, Vicc-President PUNKY REAMER, Treasurer Under the leadership of Melvin Ferdig, first semester student council bought two score- boards for the school. The semi-formal event, the Homecoming Dance, was the big affair sponsored and planned by the Council. Due to the shortened school days, assemblies were very hard to obtain and organize, but there were several very good ones presented to the student body, os the Clean'up Cam- paign Assembly, a National Assembly, and an assembly sponsored by the Juniors about the gay nineties. Page 22 FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Standing-Fred McCaughan, David Gardea, Da le Buckman, Donna Gonser, Melvin Ferdig, Bob Huber, David Cox Seated-Punky Reamer, Mory Lou Saxton, Patsy Clark, Joanne Sfrang And to your corners, all fr M A 52, 14 ' gg es! MARIE UZES, Secretary TOBY STAHL, Vice-President DARLENE TISOR, Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL One of the most important steps taken by student government in DUHS was taken by the second semester council, Under the initiative of J. R. McDonough, president, a student court was organized with the council officers acting as temporary court members. This high- ly controversial issue will be decided entirely upon by the students. Among the assemblies presented to the student body were the full length movie The Song of Scheherazade, the senior talent assembly, and a band from Compton. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT CDU NCIL Standing-Willy Macpherson, Kenny Ganser, Toby Stahl, J, R. McDon- ough, Bob Huber, Jim Ball, Vic Wright Seated-Marie Uzes, Darlene Tisor, Maryanne Jung, Donna Ganser, Connie Davidson, Sue Petterson l l 4 Page 23 Page 2 Sets In Order FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS George Leverenz, vice-president, Sarah S Janice Rawlins, treasurer' ellers, secretary' , Bob Huber SECOND S 4 EMESTER OFFICERS Willy Macpherson, presidentp Hel Mary Virginia Dent vice-pres Leading the promenade are Turn eight. in line You'r doin' fine l I As the last set was called for the seniors, they looked back with many, pleasant memories, not only of social events, but also of contributions they have made to Dowhey Union High School. Choosing partners, the ambitious seniors at- tended the Get Acquainted, Homecoming, and Sadie Hawkins dances, and the iunior- sponsored Pronm I Senior Ditch Day turtned our to be a day to be remembered,when most of the class whooped it up in the very sparse snow at Big Pinesl. Another strictly senior affair was tlhe very successful ' play, Lavender ond Old Lace. As members of IStudent Council, seniors helped instgate the stu- dent court ancl as a class set a new style in ,loud book cov- vers for quiet books. Taking the'r final bow, the gents in matoon and the ladies in whlte, the class ot 1951 was grad un uated e I4. i l en Vidovich on, secreta ' :dent , treasurer, ry, George Oliphaht, l I, The Seniors Betty Nadine Adamson Clarence Almich James R. Atkinson Georgena Bachich Donald Ball Lois Banczyk Don Richard Barnett Louie Bazen Betty Bernard Darlene Bauder Donna Berg Mary Ellen Berry Dale Blair Ronald Brown William Bird Lucy Gwendolyn Boutault Page 25 l , Swing Seniors Tom Brown Dale Buckman James Buchner Frieda Buttner Dick Cadwallader Joyce Elaine Carlton LaVerne Call Betty Chappell Page 26 Helen Cieslinski Marilyn Comstock Guy A. Coats Herbert Conover Peggy Cooley Rickey Craig Janice Copeland Gertrude L. Cubberly Swing your Honey, swing your Sweet n l Through '51 Karl Ray Durham Arthur Ellis Violet Mae Culwell Mary Virginia Denton Connie Davidson Don Lee DeRush Rose Mary Diliberto Ruth Dumond Anthony Eugene Dodge Marjorie Dunton ,flu William Allen Easton JoAnne Durheim John Effertz x lf' Joy Ellis Arlene Elmore ' ' Swing that girl right off her feet L ff Margaret Ellis ' , l l' I gf-f 1' ff flu Page 27 Advanced dancers Kathleen Marie Erickson Michael J. E Evelyn Ettein Rogers Melvin Ferdig Robert Finn y Mario Ferrante Rod Frederickson Joonn Funk Elinore Froehlich Meet your partner, hold fast eight Swing your partner on the garden gate P 28 Seniors all Virginia Haas Mary Claire Hanly Jim Hagey Jane Hawkins Elmer Leroy Hayman Robert Paul Hayden Norman Holtkannp George Howe Jacqueline Gail Hooper N Helen Grondahl el JoAnn Hansen ' dw i X, f Alison Hertz f 4, ' f 1--ik H ' rmileyre 3 Charlene Hu Pxrey E yY':jif?l'mM Q Sflgyjf Xfxlrl . H J Q5 v A ' l ' 1 ,F Page 29 YY I Page 30 'fi On you go, eight all catch Rosa Lee lnchausti Barbara lrelan Roger Jennings Robert William Ingham Janet Irwin Sue Jennings Erin Johnson Martin Johnson Clarice Diane Jobe Joann Johnson Barbara L. Jones Tommy Jones Pat Kearns Jacquelynne Jones Mary Ann Jung Donna King Don Lee Harry Leonard John Kyser Robert Leieritz L l 11154, , Nina Lerche Jimmy Liles Patsy Lucas George Leverenz Donald Linder Mike Lutgen Willie Macpherson Lee McCoy Douglas Maclsaac Joy McCollum Janet McCurdy L. E. McDonough Barbara Manning J. R, McDonough Jim McGraw Anna Lee Martin Kenneth Mast Nancy Merino Terry Mason Shirley Maynard Take a little dance in the cabbage patch Page 31 Left to the next, and not too far, Jeanette Metz Jomes Miller Alice Mogi Dale Myers Margaret Miner Fred Monroe D'Neva Moses Eddie Mutch Maureen Moore A Marlene Muravez Evan Myers Lorin Myrick Nancy Nielson Nancy Myers Beverly Nelson Vern Nogle Robert Odle Dwayne Onken Corrine Norell George Oliphant 5 Page 32 L 5 Madylin Owens Anne Patterson Jeannette Perla Mary Ann Palmer Arlo Pearce Faye Peterson Florence Pettigrew Richard Petty Sue Petterson Lloyd Pettigrew Sharon Pollard Frances Lucille Prosser Caroline Pickarts Jeanita Poston Gloria Prosser Jimmy Quient Floyd Randall Carol Pulley Ronald Quigley Janis Rawlins New into the center like an allemande ther Page 33 Throw in the clutch and put 'er in lowl Don Read Margie Reamer Martha Jean Redfield Walter Reed Gilbert Reel Elaine Joyce Reese Anita Renfch Charles Rhoades Don Leroy Rice Rayleen Joan Riley Nan Robinson l50llARE D-fl Page 34 Eloise Rodden Dolores Roller Winifred Romero Virginia Lee Rozell Geline Russo Gloria Ruzzamenti Dick Ryckert Joyce Ellen Salvage Mary Lou Saxton George Schmidt Jerry Lloyd Schmid Sarah Ellen Sellers Gloria Seybold JoAnn Shafer Thomas Sheehan Richard Shoemaker LaVerne Smith The Seniors Walk Around on heel and toe T Page 35 Page 36 Shoot that star with a full turn around., 2 Ruby Smith Shirley Ann Slaley LaNeta Joyce Stem Fred Sterner Marilyn Stingley Joanne Strong Ruth Stull s Jean Sturdy e Maureen Sullivan Jim Sutherland Harold Tenny Frank E, Trapp Tommy Treloor Bud Uzes Marie Uzes U 1 l Kenneth Valentine Carl Van Couvering Joe Varela Elisa Velasco Helen Vidovich Marlene Volmer Caleb Wade Zoanne Wagner William Paul Wallace Delma Walls Monty Walters Shirley Washburn Bill Waters Richard Weber Claire Irene Weigand .And promenade your corner as she comes down Page 37 Page 38 Glen Franklin Welsh Gladys Weyant Glenda Dorothy Welsh Elnora Wheeler Meet your lady and promenade Anywhere, We c1on't care Ronald Wheeler Mayne Whitmore Bob Wiggins Ronald Whitten Phillip Wilder Robert D. Wilkinson John Williams Bonnie Williams Minnie Williams Jack Wilkerson Y Patsie Jo Williams Peggy Williams Joyce Louise Wilson Jim A. Wingerter Juanita Joan Working Audrey Wortham Marilyn Wright Mary Ellen Wright Donald Lee Yeager Suzanne Young l W? Now park your lady in an easy chair ll 745 f it fi Homer Hoard Loudene Blackburn Margaret Smith W-N ' A V ' M Ar- 'n '5'Y::6 ff mann? if 'li P, 1: ' 4 ,.a Son! Page 39 Head. Ladies g Donna Ganser Jackie Jones Mary Ann Jung Patsy Lucas Alice Mogi Sue Petterson Carol Pulley Martha Redfield Joanne Strang Marie Uzes Helen Vidovich Marilyn Wright Page 40 l l I l l l I l Senior 'Who's Who ..... J In the past years the senior class Who's Who has been chosen by faculty. However, it was decided this year to leave the final choice up to members of the graduating class. In accordance with this idea names were submitted for a vote with these 24 people coming out on top. Chosen on the basis of achievement, personality, character, and scholar- ship these graduates represent the top 24 of their class. l I and T-Innd Gents l n 1 A A 4 1 l Dale Buckman Melvin Ferdig Bob Fisher Jim Hagey Bob Hadden Bob Huber Pat Kearns George Leverenz Willie Macpherson J. R. McDonough Vern Noble John Williams I l l l I Betty Nadine Adamson Future Homemakers GAA Girls Glee Club Bible Club Clarence Almich Tennis i4 yearsi Senior Class Representative Fire Warden James R. Atkinson Football A Cappella Choir Senior Class Representative Monks Georgena Bachich Senior Play imakeupl Junior Play lmakeupl Donald Ball Vice-Pres'dent, Junior Class Treasurer, Junior Class Secretary, Sophomore Class Tennis Deacons Spanish Club Vice-President Lois Banczyk Band Don Richard Barnett Football Track Letterman's Club Senior Class Representative Hawkeyes Darlene Bauder Glee Club Future Homemakers Bible Club GAA Donna Berg Volsung Staff Latin Club, Secretary - Treasurer GAA Quill and Scroll Domouselles Betty Lou Bernard Cardinal Masque Glee Club Corkers, Vice-President William Bird Varsity Basketball Aviation Club Roy Dale Blair Football Basketball Track Letterman's Club Deacons Lucy Gwendolyn Boutault Student Council Secretary Les Torcheres Treasurer CSF Vice-President Norseman Staff Bible Club Secretary Quill and Scroll Junior Class Representative Latin Club Corkers President - Secretary Ronald Brown Water Polo l3 Yearsl Swimming l2 Yearsl Spanish Club Monks Tom Brown Varsity Football Bee Football Bee Track Deacons Fire Wardens Glee Club .As James Buchner Basketball Co-Captain Varsity Basketball 42 Yearsl Letterman's Club Track Hawkeyes, Treasurer Dale Buckman Vars ty Football l3 Yearsl Student Council Treasurer Student Council Com. ot Pub. Homecoming King All-League Football Norseman Staff Letterman's Club Track t Fire Wardens Quill and Scroll , Hawkeyes, President l2 timesl Frieda Buttner Bible Club A Cappella Choir Girls Glee Club Alpha Ettos La Vern Call Future Homemakers Bible Club Girls Glee Club Joyce Elaine Carlton Les Torcheres Vice-President Girls' League Vice-President CSF Junior Class Secretary Bible Club Spanish Club Class Room Representative Corkers Betty Chappell Glee Club Alpha Ettas Helen Cieslinski CSF Life Member Bible Club Guy A. Coats Varsity Basketball l2 Yearsi Football Track Baseball Letterman's Club Band A Cappella Choir Hawkeyes Marilyn Comstock Junior Play Senior Play Corkers Cardinal Masque Bible Club Spanish Club Vice-President Herbert Conover Basketball Football Hawkeyes Janice Copeland Les Torcheres Junior Play Cardinal Masque Spanish Club GAA Ricky Craig Swimming lCaptainl Water Palo lCaptainl Spanish Club, President - Secretary Monks, Secretary Gertrude L. Cubberly Transferred from Manual Arts Bible Club Speech Club Violet Mae Culwell Bible Club away the Seniors sashay Connie Davidson Yell Leader Student Council Quill and Scroll Norseman Staff Majorette Cardinal Masque Spanish Club President GAA Demouselles Vice-President Mary Virginia Denton Senior Class Secretary Les Torcheres Sergeant-at-Arms Bible Club Vice President, Treas Volsung Staff GAA Secretary Quill and Scroll Spanish Club Treasurer Junior Class Play Cardinal Masque Corkers President - Secretory Don Lee De Rush Football Basketball Track A Cappella Choir Letterman's Club Band Orchestra Rose Mary Diliberto Orchestra GAA Glee Clubs Alpha Ettos Anthony Eugene Dodge Water Polo l2 Yearsi Aviation Club Ruth Dumond Mixed Chorus Glee Club GAA Class Room Representative Demouselles Marjorie Dunton Bible Club GAA Future Homemakers Aviation Club Cardinal Masque Alpha Ettos Karl Ray Durham Junior Class Play Stage Crew Manager Football Manager A Cappella Choir Boy's Glee Club Jo Anne Durheim Transferred from Manual Arts William Allen Easton Junior Play Latin Club Civil Air Patrol Arthur Ellis Bee Football Glee Club Spanish Club Joy Ellis Bible Club GAA Alpha Ettos Margaret Ellis Junior Play Senior Play Cardinal Masque Bible Club Kathleen Marie Erickson Girls' League Song Leader Junior Play Cardinal Masque GAA Secretary Bible Club Spanish Club Demouselles President, Secretary Michael J. Evans Swimming Team Water Polo Night Owls Carol Fadler Spanish Club President, Secretary Aviation Club GAA Camera Club Corkers Melvin Ferdig Student Body President Junior Class President Football l2 Yearsl Prom Committee Volsung Staff Quill and Scroll Treasurer A Cappella Choir Spanish Club Vice-President Letterman's Club Delegate to Santa Barbara Hawkeyes Mario Ferrante Football Football Prince Home Room Representative Deacons Robert A. Finney Fire Warden Robert Fisher Y Boy of the Year Basketball Sports Editor Norseman Quill and Scroll President Junior Class Play CSF Spanish Club Letterman's Club Deacons Lyman Frazier Sophomore Class President Student Council Tennis CSF Spanish Club Fire Warden Rod Fredrickson Senior Class Play Track Bee Football A Cappella Choir Cardinal Masque Elinore Froehl ich Future Homemakers GAA Donna Gonser Girls' League President, Historian Norseman Editor - Copy Editor CSF Life Member Student Council Les Torcheres Treasurer GAA President Latin Club Secretory Junior Class Play Quill and Scroll Corkers L uise Giraud Latin Club 0 Arlene Elmore Song Leader A Cappella Choir Secretary Spanish Club Secretary Glee Club Demouselles Les Torcheres CSF Spanish Club Secretary, Sergeant- at-Arms GAA ' 4 Bible Club Corkers Treasurer Page Carol Grace Bible Club A Cappella Choir Triplettes Corkers Virginia Haas CSF Spanish Club GAA Bible Club J im Hagey Football i3 Yearsl Varsity Baseball i4 Yearsi All League Football, Second Team Volsung Sports Editor Norseman Staff Spanish Club President A Cappella Choir Letterman's Club Player of the Year, Football Boy's Glee Club Pram Committee Quill and Scroll Hawkeyes Treasurer, Secretary Mary Claire Hanly Cardinal Masque President Junior Play Senior Class Play Norseman Staff GAA Spanish Club Corkers Jewell Joann Bible Club Roberta Jane Hawkins Quill and Scroll Cardinal Masque CSF Latin Club GAA Class Representative Corkers Robert Paul Hayden CSF President, Life Member Spanish Club President Junior Class President Canton Batting Trophy Varsity Baseball i3 Yearsl Varsity Football l2 Yearsl Bible Club Student Council Bank of America Award Aviation Club Elmer Leroy Hayman Bible Club Jeanne Hearn Mixed Chorus Cardinal Masque GAA Bible Class Spanish Club Alison Hertz Song Leader l2 Yearsl Demouselles Norman Holtkamp Swimming i2 Yearsi Water Polo I2 Yearsl Letterman's Club Jacqueline Gail Hooper Junior Play Senior Play Cardinal Masque Spanish Club Corkers Bob Huber Student Council Senior Class President Football Track CSF L.A. Youth Commissioner Swimming Cardinal Masque Spanish Club Vice-President Monks President Hansen Page 42 Charlene Humphrey CSF Life Member Spanish Club President Head Majorette Junior Class Play Bible Club GAA Cardinal Masque National City Trophy Rosa Lee lnchausti Aviation Club Bible Club Robert William lngham J.V. Baseball Varsity Baseball Bee Basketball Bible Club Barbara lrelan Quill and Scroll GAA Bible Club Cardinal Masque 10th Grade Representative-at-Large Demouselles Janet Irwin CSF Student Council Cardinal Masque GAA Future Homemakers Bible Club Spanish Club Roger D. Jennings Varsity Swimming l2 Yearsl Varsity Water Polo Junior Play Cardinal Masque Spanish Club Sue Jennings Girl's League Vice- President Les Torcheres Spanish Club GAA Alpha Ettas President Clarice Diane Jobe Song Leader Junior Play Cardinal Masque Spanish Club Future Homemakers Aviation Club Demouselles Secretary Joann Johnson Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Spanish Club Band Alpha Ettas Martin Johnson Basketball Norseman Staff Night Owls Barbara L. Jones Bible Club Future Homemakers Jacquelynne Jones Volsung Business Manager Les Torcheres Secretary CSF Secretary Life Member Senior Class Play Junior Class Play Prom Committee Norseman Staff Cardinal Masque GAA Demouselles Tommy Jones Student Council Football Track Spanish Club Band Monks President, Treasurer They leave here theirlrecords Mary Ann Jung Norseman Editor Quill and Scroll President CSF Student Council Cardinal Masque Secretary Latin Club Vice-President Bank of America Award Corkers Pat Kearns Varsity Football i2 Yearsl Baseball All League Football Letterman's Club Bank of America Award Vice-President Junior Class CSF Home Room Representative Hawkeyes Donna King CSF GAA Spanish Club Bible Club Bank of America Award Alpha Ettas John Allen Kyser Junior Play Senior Play Tennis CSF Life Member Prom Committee Cardinal Masque Don Lee Water Polo Swimming Team Robert Lee Leieritz Bee Football Cee Football Machinist Club Harry Leona rd Football Swimming Fire Wardens Letterman's Club Monks Nina Lerche Senior Play Cardinal Masque GAA Future Homemakers George Leverenz Student Body Vice President Student Body Treasurer Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Bee Basketball Yell Leader Band Spanish Club Student Council Deacons Jimmy Liles Tennis Letterman's Club Class Representative Donald Franklin Linder Swimming Team Pat Lucas Song Leader Girls' League Secretory Les Torcheres Senior Class Play Cardinal Masque CSF Demouselles Mike Lutgen Monks Vice-President Football Spanish Club President l Dotiglas Maclsaac ootball Varsity Baseball etterman's Club Latin Club President ire Warden eacons William A. Macpherson Bible Club President Senior Class President Varsity Football Co-Captain Easeball tudent Council varsity Football ell Leader Fire Warden Eand etterman's Club Peacons President Jog McCollum irls' League Secretary tes Torcheres ardinal Masque icsr Junior Play lSenior Play Future Homemakers Vice-Pr ,Alpha Ettas Mbna Lee McCoy lBible Club Future Homemakers lGAA Jalnet McCurdy Senior Play lJuniar Play iCardinal Masque Prom Committee ,Spanish Club l Demouselles J.l R. McDonough iStudent Body President Senior Class Play IVarsity Football Track lAu League Football End i Junior Class Treasurer Spanish Club President l Junior Homecoming Prince 4 Deacons Li E. McDonough Football l Diving Track l Deacons Jilm McGraw l Junior Play Bible Club l Spanish Club Monks arles McNeill Camera Club nna Lee Martin A Cappella Chair I Girls' aiee club Spanish Club l C'ass Room Representative Demouselles Treasurer - Tierry Mason l Water Palo Swimming Team l Bee Football lfienneth Mast l Bible Club l Spanish Club hirley Jean Maynard A Cappella Choir Glee Club Demouselles Nancy Merino l Latin Club l SpanishClub I 1. esi dent Jeannette B. Metz Bible Club Spanish Club Alpha Ettas James C. Miller Transferred from Excelsior Margaret Miner CSF Volsung Staff Junior Class Play Quill and Scroll Cardinal Masque Bible Club Spanish Club Corkers Treasurer Alice Magi CSF Life Member Bible Club President Cardinal Masque Secretary Triplettes Junior Class Play Senior Class Play A Cappella Choir GAA Latin Club Girl's Glee Club Corkers Y Club Frederick Dwight Monroe Junior Class Play Cardinal Masque Fire Wardens Latin Club Water Polo Night Owls D'Neva Joyce Moses Junior Class Secretary Girls' League Treasurer Les Torcheres Triplettes A Cappella Choir Glee Club Junior Class Play Bible Club GAA Alpha Ettas Marlene Muravez Junior Class Princess Norseman Feature Editor Les Torcheres Quill and Scroll Secretary A Cappella Chair Secretary Volsung Staff CSF GAA Cardinal Masque Future Hamemakers Girl's Glee Club Bible Club Junior Class Play Corkers Edward E. Mutch Swimming Captain Band President Water Polo Latin Club Evan LeRoy Myers Baseball i2 Yearsl Varsity Football Letterman's Club Hawkeyes Vice-President Nancy Myers Triplettes A Cappella Choir Pram Committee Spanish Club Secretary GAA Bible Club Glee Club Demouselles Lorin Myrick Football Letterman's Club Beverly Jane Nelson Senior Class Play Aviation Club Secretary Cardinal Masque Spanish Club Bible Club GAA Alpha Ettas Nancy Nielson Art Editor Volsung Staff Les Torcheres Historian CSF Junior Class Play Quill and Scroll P.om Committee Chairman Spanish Club Secretary-Treasurer Demouselles Earl Vern Nagle CSF Life Member Bank of America Award Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Bible Club Tennis Spanish Club Corrine Norell Bible Club GAA Future Hamemakers Robert Dean Odle Band President Orchestra CSF Tennis i3 Yearsl Spanish Club Treasurer George David Oliphant Football Track Baseball Letterman's Club Senior Class Vice-President Spanish Club Hawkeyes Dwayne Onken Baseball Football Monks Madylin Owens Fire Warden Glee Club Future Hamemakers Mary Ann Palmer Junior Class Play Quill and Scroll Anne Marie Patterson Bible Club Glee Club Arlo W. Pearce Varsity Basketball All League Basketball Co-Captain Basketball Jeanette Perla Future Hamemakers Glee Club Faye Peterson Fire Warden Glee Club Future Hamemakers Sue Petterson Volsung Editor Homecoming Queen Sophomore Princess Song Leader CSF Life Member Les Torcheres Vice-President Norseman Staff Student Council Junior Class Play Prom Committee Quill and Scroll GAA Latin Club Vice-President Demouselles Of past achievements Florence Pettigrew iBoesenl CSF Life Member Future Hamemakers Lloyd W. Pettigrew Varsity Football Letterman's Club Bee Track Bee Water Polo Hawkeyes Richard J. Petty Cross Country Track Track Team Monks Sharon Ann Pollard Glee Club Future Hamemakers Jeanita Poston Spanish Club President Bible Club Aviation Club Demouselles Frances Lucille Prosser Future Hamemakers Ca ral Pulley Girl's State Representative CSF Life Member Les Torcheres President, Treasurer Sophomore Class Treasurer Junior Play Student Director Spanish Club President GAA J im Quient Cee Water Polo Bee Water Palo Varsity Water Polo Ronald Quigley Varsity Football Basketball i2 Yearsl Letterman's Club Spanish Club Class Representative Fire Warden Hawkeyes President Janice Rawlins Senior Class Treasurer Spanish Club Future Hamemakers Class Representative Corkers Margie Reamer Student Council Secretary Student Council Treasurer CASC State Senator Quill G Scroll Secretary-Treasurer Norseman Staff Cardinal Masque Spanish Club Secretary-Treasurer Future Hamemakers Demouselles Vice-President Martha Jean Redfield CSF Life Member, President, Vice- President Bank of America Award Les Torcheres GAA Treasurer Cardinal Masque Treasurer Bible Club Latin Club Walter Reed Junior Play Camera Club Gilbert Reel Spanish Club Treasurer Elaine Joyce Reese Future Hamemakers Secretary Charles Rhoades Swimming Letterman's Club Band Monks Dan Leroy Rice Varsity Football i2 Yearsl Varsity Baseball Letterman's Club Fire Warden Monks Vice-President Rayleen Joan Riley Spanish Club Nan Robinson Latin Club President A Cappella Choir CSF GAA Alpha Ettas Eloise Rodden Bible Club Spanish Club Glee Club Dolores Roller Bible Club Junior Play Winifred Romero Future Hamemakers Quill and Scroll Virginia Lee Rozell Volsung Staff Junior Class Play Prom Committee Quill and Scroll Demouselles Sergeant-at-Arms Geline Russo Yell Leader Future Homemaker Glee Club Demouselles Joyce Ellen Salvage CSF Sophomore Class Secretary Bible Club Aviation Club GAA Future Hamemakers Corkers Mary Lou Saxton Song Leader Triplettes Student Council Junior Class Play A Cappella Choir Glee Club Demouselles Jerry Lloyd Schmidt Football Letterman's Club Sarah Ellen Sellers Senior Class Secretary Les Torcheres Treasurer Triplettes CSF A Cappella Choir President GAA Spanish Club President, Secreta Treasurer Bible Club Glee Club Corkers President Gloria Seybold Bible Club Spanish Club GAA Class Representative Joann Shafer Bible Club Future Hamemakers Tom Sheehan Junior Class Play Latin Club LaVerne Smith Bible Club Glee Club GAA VY Page 43 As inspiration to the Juniors Ruby Smith Marie Uzes Monty Walters Bible Club Vice-President Alpha Ettas Glee Club GAA Shirley Ann Staley Bible Club Corkers Le Neta Joyce Stem Bank of America Award Future Homemakers President, Secreta ry Cardinal Masque Vice-President Junior Class Play Senior Class Play CSF Alpha Ettas Glee Club Camera Club Fred Sterner Prom Committee Football Basketball Spanish Club Aviation Club Fire Worden Marilyn Stingley GAA Bible Club Spanish Club Joanne Strong Girls' League President Student Council Les Torcheres Senior Class Play CSF A Cappella Choir Sophomore Representative-at- Large Junior Class Play GAA Ruth Stull Cardinal Masque CSF Jean Sturdy A Cappella Choir Alpha Ettas Maureen Sullivan Bible Club Song Leader Cardinal Masque President Senior Play Student Director Junior Play Alpha Ettas Jim Sutherland J.V. Baseball Manager J.V. Football Manager Ha rold Tenney Varsity Football i2 Yearsi J.V. Tennis Letterman's Club Hawkeyes Tom Treloar Aviation Club Spanish Club Water Polo Basketball Swimming Bud Uzes Fire Warden J.V. Tennis CSF Spanish Club Band Page 44 Student Council Secretary Girls' League Song Leader Les Torcheres Vice-President, Sergeant-at-Arms Junior Class Play Senior Class Play A Cappella Choir Accompanist Triplettes CSF Life Member, Secretary, Treasurer Spanish Club President, Secretary Bank of America Award Orchestra Prom Committee GAA Kenny Valentine Waterpolo Swimming Fire Warden Bible Club Aviation Club A Cappella Choir Monks Carl Van Couvering Water Polo Swimming Letterman's Club Joe Varela Baseball Football Monks Elisa Velasco Glee Club Future Homemakers Helen Vidovich Senior Class Treasurer Girls' League Treasurer Les Torcheres GAA President Spanish Club Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer Quill and Scroll Secretary Volsung Staff Future Homemakers Bible Club Corkers Treasurer Marlene Volmer Quill and Scroll Vice-President Volsung Staff Cardinal Masque GAA Glee Club Bible Club Corkers President Caleb Wade Junior Class Play Varsity Waterpolo Varsity Football Manager Varsity Baseball Manager Bible Club Spanish Club Cardinal Masque Zoanne Wagner Alpha Ettas Bible Club Glee Clubs William Paul Wallace Varsity Tennis J.V. Tennis Junior Class Ploy Cardinal Masque Delma Walls Norseman Staff Quill C1 Scroll Secretary-Treasurer Spanish Club President, Vice- President, Secretary-Treasurer GAA Glee Club Demouselles Bible Club Band Shirley Washburn Spanish Club Richard Weber Varsity Track i3 Yearsl Cross Country Captain Lettermen's Club Fire Wardens Latin Club Home Room Representative Deacons Claire Irene Weigand Cardinal Masque Girls Glee Club Spanish Club President Aviation Club Demouselles Secretary Glen Franklin Welsh Fire Warden Band K4 Yearsl Class Representative Glenda Dorothy Welsh Bible Club GAA Future Homemakers Corkers Gladys Weyant Junior Class Play Cardinal Masque Senior Class Play GAA Alpha Ettas Camera Club Elnora Wheeler GAA Aviation Club Bible Club Future Homemakers Class Representative Alpha Ettas Ronald Wheeler Football Track Water Polo Swimming Mayne Whitmore Track Ronald Whitten Swimming Robert Wiggins Junior Class Play Band Volsung Staff Class Representative Cardinal Masque Sr. Class Play Stage Manager Stage Crew Crusaders President Phil Wilder Football Swimming Monks Robert D. Wilkinson Sophomore President A Cappella Choir President Bee Basketball Bee Swimming Cee Waterpolo Fire Warden Bonnie Williams Future Homemakers Bible Club l l l J,hn Williams ll Varsity Baseball l2 Yearsl i Junior Play Class Room Representative l Prom Committee i Cross Country l Spanish Club Cardinal Masque innie Williams Future Homemakers Pbtsie Jo Williams J J J l Bible Club I GAA Junior Play I Cardinal Masque Spanish Club byce Louise Wilson l Junior Class Play lMakeupi Senior Class Play lMakeupl ' Bible Club bmes A. Wingerter I Spanish Club President Water Polo I Swimming Team Orchestra l Letterman's Club , Crusaders uanita Joan Working Glee Club l Cardinal Masque I GAA Spanish Club I Bible Club Aud rey Wortham Bible Club l GAA Spanish Club l Glee Club l A'pha Etta Marilyn Wright Les Torcheres President l Girls' League Song Leader GAA President A Cappella Choir 1 Triplettes Bible Club 1 Spanish Club Alpha Etta Mary Ellen Wright Les Torcheres Triplettes l CSF Life Member l A Cappella Choir Treasurer Spanish Club Bible Club l Demouselles President Don Yeager l Football Basketball Waterpolo Yell Leader l Suzanne Young l Junior Class Play Cardinal Masque CSF Spanish Club omer Hoa rd Cee Basketball l l Demouselles 'li i l l I J i l l l i l el velyn Loudene Blackburn Cardinal Masque Bible Club A Cappella Choir Future Homemakers GAA ack Clarke Football Swimming Water Polo Hawkeyes The Junior Class FIRST SEMESTER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jack Garcia, president, Shirley Brown, secretary, Ruth Griffin, treasur- Jimmy Ball, president, Pat Condon, treasurer, Dolores McManus, sec- er, Jimmy Ball, vice-president retary, Paul Soby, vice-president Whirling into the exciting events ofthe year was this year's junior class. Contributing to the big events ot the year were the Junior Stars, in the exciting hit, Mother ls A Freshman. This profit- able enterprise provided funds for the ensuing and much-awaited Jamboree, the Junior-Senior Prom. Many junior guys and gals gave their time and energy for the success at the event of the year. Bows and beaux, fun and flowers, moonlight and moaning were found aplenty with every one having a whirlin' good time on the gay night of May 25. Bottom Row--Marilyn Metz June Storey, Pat Rrown, Frances Smith, Wilma Plesier, Beatrice Henry, Lynn Miller, Betty Tingley, Carol Burke, Eva Battaglia Middle Row---Charles Cornett, Rich- ard Sinatra, Alvin Boyd, Dianne In- chausti, Donna Dickson, JoAnn Bugess, Lea Stephan, Delbert Ole- son, LaVerne Fogle Top Raw---Biil Bieker, Richard Har- vey, Bill Overmyer, Billy Stucki, Frank Soldcxna, David Rodriquez, Joe Aguirre, Clyde Crouch, Joe Tavarez Bottom Row-Phil Knight, Sherril Smith, Christy Freeman, Evelyn Pi- cou, Betty Floyd, Velma Dinsmore, Pat Galieota, Christine Higgs, J. B. Vought Middle Row--Bob Graves, Joe Adrag- na, Herschel Phillips, David Nor- man, Carl Rahija, Richard Dabson, Dick Miller, Oliver Craun Top Row--Bart Horn, Dick Currieri, George Burns, Larry Nelson, Rich- ard Boenau, Eldon Ramsey, Edward Davison, Rodney M, Einwalter, I Johnny Batten W Page 45 f , ff: ffffu v r Sig Q if? 9-1 kv. ,- ,sf 1. aL A KI 'W V1 X 'iffaq 4 f -, JA ,M V ,, , 1 ,f- .,,- . . 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' Li? X 2- KO 2 S5232 252333 K Agxixgixxssiilisaiak R RRR Rik RSX RRR E QQ .sxsix 52 M gli, 3525 fs DON HUDSON BILL ERICKSON President, First Semester President, Second Semester Junior High Student Council Led by Don Hudson and Bill Erickson, the Junior High Student Council has given the stu- dent body a good background of democracy at work. Along with rewriting the constitution, and sponsoring several cleanup campaigns, the council started a record library for the school. Three records a month are bought by a special committee. They have also had the iob of keeping the bulletin board up to date and have promoted school spirit through posters and articles for the Norseman. With the guidance of Principal Del Ward and Mrs. Ruby Horstman the council has work- ed efficiently throughout the year. STUDENT COUNCIL FlRST SEMESTER Seated-Charlotte McCurdy, Jean Ty- ler, Kathel Campbell, Don Hudson, Mrs. Ruby Horstman, Charleen Gossett, Shirley Hoffman Standing - Bill Monroe, E u g e n e Raines, Colleen Colt, Phyllis Griggs, Betty Gray, Dennis Bauer, Richard Offutt A Page S2 l STUDENT COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER Emerick Tommy White Seated-Annabelle Higdon, F rosty Duerden, David Berry, Bill Erick son, Mrs. Ruby Horstman, Karen Kessinger, Nancy Barnes, Laura Standing-Colleen Coult, Mr, Del Ward, Terry Stahl, Roy Bornholdt Phyllis Griggs, Whitey Williams Qi . ,wee iw 22 3 Bottom Row-Darrel Deuel, Norma Billings, Sylvia Peralta, Pearl Evans, Kathleen Vaughn, Peggy Sartin, Sheila Faulds, Darlene Miller, Bob Smith Second Row- --Charlotte McCurdy, An- na Belle Higdon, Pat Peabody, Beverly Billings, Billy Burleson, Bob Lazzarotto, Charles Conner, Bill Henegar Third Rowgwillord Boyce, Tammy White, John McMorris, Carole Pet- erson, Danny Durfee, Ronald Cald- well, Peggy Williams, Sonia Hou- gen, Nick Vidovich Top Row-Rodger Austin, Perry Bru- ner, Bill Everheart, Don Mathis, Bob Berten, Don Hudson, Kenny Prentice, Pat Watkins Bottom Row-Bob Hendron, Sandra Perla, Frosty Duerden, Dolores Ma- ciel, Marie Buehlman, Charlotte Wallace, Barbara Hendry, Arlene Bernhard, Richard Lemm Middle Row-Mary Lopez, Mariorie Bowen, Deanne Davidson, Darlene Longwell, Susie Schofield, Bob Ez- zell, Pat O'Sullivan, Albert White, Milton Grant, Robert Dean Norton Top Row--Don Altig, Kenneth Holt- kamp, Lloyd Rasmussen, Harold Williams, Dennis Bauer, Marlow Kilpatrick, Allen Galkin, Armando Mendoza, Everett Gels Alone ln Back7Robert Moldovan Bottom Row- -Herbert Eklund, Gerald Bix'er, Sharon Hoffman, Carole Palos, John Gromstad, Dixie Gun- ther, Ann Adcox, Pat Prosser, Ellen L Holloway, Lincoln Milner lSecond Row-Virginia Reeves, Col- leen Coult, Barbara Hunter, Iola , Wyatt, Marion Maynard, Peggy Naragon, Lorraine Merritt, Gaye Sanders, Carol Dean Third RowfShirlene Jones, Bill Grigs- by, Henry Sellers, James Parks, Mary Runyan, Lydia O'Brien, Dick West, Bob Bessel, Sharon Berry Top Raw-Robert Bradshaw, Terry McKeever, Tommy Page, Tommy Thompson, Ronald O'Brien ADMINISTRATION BUILDING CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Page 53 , l Ninth Gracie Central Junior High i Bottom Row-Ronald Laforce, Jerrie Davidson, Mary Ma- con, Jane Posqua, Annette Christenson, A u d r ey Leh- mann, Sharon Etchison, Alma Stone, Larry Case Second Row i B o b Onstine, Ronald Severa, Jack Hayes, Tom Barnes, Eddie Gilmore, Joanne Kurkawski, L e sl ie Bleamaster, Ronald Miller Third Raw-JoAnn Swoboda, Beverly Acozta, Rosemary Hansen, Lee Bays, Gayle Hansen, Alice Hayden, Au- drey Chanlund, Arlene Lund- blade, Dorothy Heining Top RowfGerald Adams, Jerry Rice, Ernie Vernoy, John Os- born, Bill Bodkin, Neil Barnes Bottom RowfJarnes Vanwey, Jerry Sudberry, Diane Breed- ing, Virginia Plott, Lois Chadwick, G I e n d a Smith, Nancy Barnes, Walter Carl- ton, Jfrnmy Wagy Second Row-Frank Bennett, Sylvia Smead, Jane Sarka, Betty Babigan, Camella Gra- ham, Paul Johns, Richard Hotteld, Kenneth Ferguson, Billy Dodson Third Row - Tom Satterwhite, Robert Chant, Ray Fax, Bruce Zaremba, Frank Rojas, Phyl- Iis Griggs, Sally Velasquez Top Row-Wally Bartlett, Joe Gorman, Lowell Frizzell, Bob Wilcke, Jim Baker, Don Kai- ser, Stewart McAllister Page '54 Bottom Row-Janet Randolph, Cecelia Figueroa, Melinda Cummings, Le- la Fruehe, Diane Veatch, Berna- jean Holland, Caroline Metz, Shir- ley Crow Second RowASaundra Fisk, Barbara Clark, Paula Horsley, Robin Malin, Patricia Riggs, Judith Spencer, Marie Halamka Third Row7Joe Favorito, lrone Se- queira, Jean Ostler, Bula Spier, Barbara Robertson, Marqueritto Bozzi, Bette Gray, Barbara Tolz- man Top Row-John Korner, Billy Bell, Billy Frey, Thomas iBobl Starin, Herman Jordan, Bill Monroe Bottom Row--Stanley Freeman, Shir- ley Haworth, Evangeline Mendoza, Jackie Carter, lzetta Cuzick, Flor- ence Gonzales, Tommy Battaglia Second Row-S h e i I a Henricksen, Helen VanDercreek, Barbara Up- ton, Marty Eugene, Billy Gay Ran- dall, Patty Merino Third Row-Lonnell Prunty, Robert Wheeler, Bill Guer, Ann Tuttleton, Roy Harris, Jimmy Washburn, Bob Bird Top Row-John Coston, Robert Bar- nett, Harry Shepard i i i l i Bottom Row-Kathel Campbell, Virginia A n n ala, Virginia Crow, Yvonne Funk, Earl Bryant, C a r l 0 s Richards, Donald Olsen, Eugene Brink, Bob Baldwin Second Row- Leland Bewick, Jimmy Stead, Jimmy Willa- tord, Edward Prell, Bradley Nunn, Darys Huthman, Mike Bacon, Jon Smith Third Raw - D o n Bloxham, Shirley Shipp, B e t t y Kind- ness, Lois Glass, Pat Pettit, Audrey Kriss, Dixie Swett Top Raw-Gilbert Velasquez, Bob Einwalter, Peter Steager, Tony Sangineto, Glen Hutch- ison, Bill Stawers Bottom RawfFred Schorr, Dol- ores Magana, Shirley Hott- man, Nancy Wright, Sandy Andrews, Ca rol Johnson, Nola Thibodeaux, D o n n a Booker, Michael Klevchikoff Second RowwCharlene Nelson, Joan Wray, Marie Zeuthen, Jerry Vought, Merle Kessing- er, Barbara Green, Bettie Wicks, Sue Rowe, Karen Kes- singer, Jackie Harpster Third Row-David Berry, Wil- liam Steiner, Michael Mura- vez, Lorene Harris, Diane Bishop, Laura Emerick, Dixie Lee Neff Top Row-Janet Ziler, Carroll Price, Frances Pachy, Lor- raine Voge, David Myers, Ed- die Burke 1 S S Ninth Gracie Central Junior High . Bottom Row - Bob Thompson, Bill Carberry, Charles Welch, A g n e s Shipley, Rosemarie Abbott, Nancy Trollope, John Holloway, Jerry Chavez, Alyn Wolff Second Row-Shirley Bryan, Dolores Halamka, Beverly Malderey, M a rio n Mlniec, Albert Roberts, Charles Ad- ams, Tony Ortiz, Jeanne Ty- ler Third Row-Pat Owens, Leroy M 0 l a s h , Don Prestwood, Leonard Camacho, Jim Rich- ardson, Robert LeGro, Bob Poe, Donald Linder, Robert Berischoter Top Raw-Jan Nelson, Dwayne Bell, H a r v e y Hambarian, Ronald Tolzman, Fritz Ho- well, Karl Oberlin Bottom Raw-Nina Mannino, Lynn Hargis, Marianna Brox, Jo y c e Husband, Claudette Savage, Robert Keith, Kath- leen Plumb, Gloria Graves, Betty Sharp Second Row- Wanda Wilker- son, Pat Sudberry, Fern Dor- sey, Isabel Gamboa, JoAnn Hughes, Judy Hawes, Billy Stoner, Jim Ladd Third Row-Virginia Peterson, N o r m a Selbach, Maureen Kyees, Barbara Antrim, Bob Hanes, Fred Conover, Bill Erickson, Robert Hixon Tap Row-Richard Cron, Tam Taubold, Dick Sexton Page 55 J'lJ.I1iIOI I-Iigh I-Iead. Ladies I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Frosty Duerden Robin Malin Kothel Campbell Perky Gossett Bette Gray , Alice Hayden Jeanne Tyler Laura Emerick Jackie Harpster Melinda Cumming Freshman 'W'ho's 'Who I Character, personality, activities, and scholarship were the factors cob- sidered by teachers in Central Junior High when they were asked to chodse a Who's Who. Every year ten boys and ten girls are chosen from the fresh- ma lass to represent t top 20 of their class. These students who have ECI' an opportunity to show their ability in Senior Hi h T215 tl! :Iwind Head. Gent If III If Page 56 IISSIIIIIWI 4453 Everett Geis Bill Monroe Dick West I Don udson Robert Wilcke Richard Cron Dan Durfev Leslie Bleamaster ' Tomnly White Bill Erickson I I I I I I Eighth Grade Boys' Shop Orchestra Girls' C00kl 'Q Class Eighth Grade Bottom Row-Arthur Schlicht, Bar- bara Connolly, Roland Jonnum, Slyvia Worthington, Arthur Bonet, Wanda Hackett, Archie Kirkwood, Carol Heitman, John Axton. Second Row-B e v e r l y Tompkins, George Clark, Lynn Holan, Elaine Bedley, Paul Freidt, Barbara John- son, Mildred Sudberry, Robert Kre- ger, Jacqueline Bashear Third Row-Virginia Lowery, Jackie Nelson, Richard Young, Bob Lo Cicero, Mary Stienstra, Allen Sibley, Curtis Randall, Ted Hines, Jerry Longan Top Row-John Brockus, Ed Hom- mond, Jack Yalden, Robert Schack, David Ruzzamenti, Dave Hall Bottom Row-John Swain, Raymond Satterwhite, Eileen Walton, Mor- garet Abbott, .loan Uranga, Doro- thy Carnes, Marie Agnew, Sarah Plumb, Glenn Baker, Robert Utchell Second Row- Bonnie Hulsey, Ray Rorick, Jerry Tetzlaff, Ben Stewart, Bill Galvin, David Munson, Richard Wetmore, Eric Martin, Eldon Gott- scholk Third Row-Berniece Rhoodes, Joan Plane, Pat Sayre, Gayle Longworth, Carol Johnson, Barbara Brown, Charlotte Large, Betty Wallace Top Raw-Hershel Stinnett, George Mihailoff, John Ramaker, Myrtle Mara, Clyde Hiland, Victor Macias, Gail Todd, Glenda Schietelbine Bottom Row-Joan Faldetta, Buck Perkins, Bobby Garcia, Mary Aus- tin, Marlene Meyrick, Jolene Lin- dop, Jack Ward, Richard Tingley Kim Line Second Row-Pete Masters, Ronald Clark, Terry Stahl, Gary Beitel, Douglas Potter, Charles Spier, Rose- mary Brindisi, Carol Barber, Nedro Robb Third Row-Janice Blankenship, Betsy Lavine, Betsy Spears, Marianne Fry, Lawrence Brauser, Bradley Owen, Bill Nuzzo, Jerry Vogt, Lawrence Evans Top Row- Ronald Stead, Patricia Green, Jean Mosteller, Sandra Sing- ler, Martha Vineyard, Pattv White, Joyce Sullivan, Stanley Leach Page 57 Page '58 Bottom Row-Joseph Adams, Rob- ert Abrams, J e r r y Hubbard, Randolph Hendley, Glyn Rogers, Daniel Crandell, Lavonne Friz- zell, Ann Durfey Second Row-Pat Seeley, Susie Collins, Betty Clark, Ellen Sulli- van, Clora Lee Paiso, Karleen Ray, Carol McBride, Shirley Mc- Cullough Third Row - Lucille Boioraues, Ginger Barnett, Morylu Watts, Nell Garland Top Row-Dick Peck, Gerald Dasher, Mark Mandala Bottom Row4Barbara Healy, Bill Raymond, Agnes Browning, Lu- cien Bone, Mike Hughes, Todd Millar, Tony Wortharn, Donald Davis, Mary Gilmore Second Row-Jeannine DeHart, Pat Findley, Martha Cook, Allen Piscetti, M i c h a el McCallum, Jack Lee, Sherry Ebert, Dixie Lee Anderson, Walter Lambert Top Row-Donna Griffin, Arlene Dugger, Rex Powell, Phyllis Dahlem, Jim Rozell, Eugene Raine, Sue Riggs, Claudeen Gar- reft Bottom Row-Pauline Campbell, Carolyn Windsor, Patricia Doug- las, Joan Simmons, Dehne Lee Williams, Kathryn Maciel, Lo- well Howe Second Row-Joyce Noonan, Edith Fay, Dolores Gilstrap, Carol Maikson, C a r a l y ri Edmonds, Jean Anne Johnson, Sharon Fol- lett, Shelley Jean Downing Third Row-Robert Dunn, Jimmy Parris, Tom Rath, C a r o l y n Wyatt, Mona Frederick, Frances Allison, Dolores Hussar Top Row-Gerald Vogt, Daniel Martinez, Richard Fuller Bottom Row-Wayne Sessom, George Eklund, Donald Tisor, Inell Finney, Dale Kruger, Rob- ert Healy, Lois Stead, Charlene Thomas, Rose Marie Visser, Carolyn Hokenson Second Row-Donald Peters, Rich- ard Gusse, Sam Duncan, Betty Hill, Linda McGuire, Virginia Saldano, Rosalie Figueroa, Patri- cla Beaver, Christine Ortega, Joyce Yoder Third Row-Duncan Campbell, Gordon Crow, Johnnie Ortgiesen, Bill Salvage, Beverly Draper, Janice Hansen, Virginia Wilcke, Virginia Schroeder, Sally Van- wey Top Row-Frances Mogi, Anita Adams, Coralee Schens, Nadine Edmonson, Jane Plane, David Tostenson, Wally Gilmore, Ru- ben Sainz Eighth Grade Central Junior High Bottom Row-Larry Gorman, Wayne Miller, Marjie King, Clyda June Marshall, David Lirette, James Fra- ser, Leonard Gonzales, Dick Col- lins, Wanda Bell, Esther Ramirez Second Row-Le Anne Preheim, Anita Meltabarger, Beverly Booker, Mary Miner, Geraldine Carlton, Shirley Ramsey, Donna Hogan, Barbara Keith, Gary Rankin Third Row-Billy Gray, Duke Hub- bard, Sylvan Maynard, Magdalena Patina, Frances Rodriguez, Barbara Little, Phil Vanatta, Louis Ouiroz Top Row-Larry Goetz, Richard Bart- lett Bottom Row-George Raymond, Judy Ann Kennard, Linda Goldstein, Sandra Hickman, Geraldine Hac- kett, Jackie lrene Gaston, Carmen Ramirez, Kenneth Gorman, Edie Lindop Second RowAMarilyn Dain, Mary Ann Chance, Emily Durheim, Janet Sullivan, Carol Franklin, Rudy Es- cobedo, Tom Ross, Carl Franklin, Paul Carmichael, Bruce Carline Third Row-Mike Dawson, Bob Cur- tis, Darlene Andrews, Pat Harman, Betty Cowell, Mike Borden, Ted Witherspoon, Geraldine Shakarian, lnez Lacey, Mary Matthews Top Row-Kathleen Bowen, Larry Luntz, James Farquharson Bottom Row-Bob Edens, Ronnie Dun- lap, Barbara Riley, Nancy Weinde rich, Judith Egan, Cheryl Babajian, Bert Ward, Gerald Smith, Dale Chaney Second Row-Dennis Beito, Eleanor Vaiza, Margaret Sanchez, Joan Hegardt, Louis Walker, Darlene Campbell, Shirley Mara, Lily Ca- brera Third Row-Fred Ellis, Gayle Gnnser, Antonia Ramirez, Joan Bartgis, Karen Wallis, Ardis Fuller, Tommy Wood, Arthur Thompsen Top Row-Leonard Tate, Jack Petrie, Larry Rice, Floyd Hickock, Linda Conkling, Jeanne Tait Bottom Row-Brian Adams, Joseph Reavill, Albert Uetz, Dale Wheeler, Ruth Wilson, Ruth Wallace, Pa- tricia Wheater, Harold Rossi, Gor- don Moe Second Row-Marion Bodkin, Sharon Powell, Robert O'Brien, Eugene Williams, Aloha Estay, Patsy Lyons, Dora Willey, Barbara Young, Bev- erly Baldwin Third Row-Joan Line, Carole Krebs, Gary Weaver, Bill Shaker, William Roller, Patty Evans, Arthur Wales, Rudy Martinez, Patricia Naoravnik Top Row-Patricia Brown, Douglas Hay, Dale Cross Seventh Grade Central Junior High Page 59 Page 60 Seventh Grade Central Junior I-Iigh Bottow Row-Oleta Briney, Margaret Clare, LeRoy McDonald, Tam Flor- ey, Patrlcia Hector, John Vaughn, Joy Kraybill, La rry Faulkner, Yvonne Leveque Second Row-Darrel Clarke, Jimmy Brigham, Geraldine Carey, Glen Rymer, Rosalie Greek, Lyle John- son, Jerry Quigley, Ricardo Farney, Bob Howe, Bob Garrett Third Row-Patricia Hunt, Rebecca Ohlmann, Sally Dunbar, Rosemary Goldstein, G'oria Griffin, Sue Frain, Paul Bojanower, Lonnie Dayhoff, Don Perumean Top Row-Donnie Goss, Jack Stude- baker, Richard Offutt, Harry Rehn Bottom Row-James Cleghorn, Jimmy Harris, Jerry Leisner, Everett Rom- ine, Robert Pinizzotto, Rudy Perez Middle Row-Loretta Tesoriero, Ros- alio Martinez, Clifford Wimmer, Gary Hilton, Robert Holmes, Jeanne Lewis Top Row-J e r r y Robertson, Roy Thomas, Robert Hernandez, Nor- man Molash, Collins Reid Bottom Row-Dennis Bruce, Ronald Beitel, Hicks Marlowe, Carl Solo- mon, Jack Green, Fred Tisue, Jerry St. John, Nancy Schorr, Jean Sa- bina Second Row-Joan Rood, Walter Pearce, Joe Sims, Gary Mattingly, Edward Burneiste, Vera Antrim, Anne Adams, Juanita Balding, Bon- nie Kummer Third Row-Nancy Suralski, Helen Co'e, Buddie Hansen, Eleanor Cal- vano, Patricia Pohner, Ann Davis, Gene Kibler, Virginia Moore Top Row-Jerry Overland, Ernest Landeros, Donald Zaremba, Tom Pulley, Annie Charbonneau, Carol Johnson Bottom Row-Gene Bedley, Virgil Barham, Phyllis Goodwine, Richard Giles, Janice Geidl, James Nunn, Martha Kemp, Steve Wombaldt Second Row-Roger Barnes, Margaret Rojas, Kay Curlee, Kenneth Her- bert, Robert Copeland, Barbara He- witt, Barbara Ferguson, Charles Hook, Kenneth McGee Third Row-Lucy Dillehunt, Joyce Molash, Marjorie Krowell, Betty El- lis, LeRoy Wallick, C a rol Ann Schaefer, Betty Cormack, Nancy Baldwin Top Row-Ward Straight, Roy Born- holdt, K e n n y Houghton, A n n Stroud, Pat Ewton, Ronnie Amer- man, Jim Johnson Away We go to the 016. Rancho Top Row-Robert Myers, Jean Barker, Claude Dallon, James Cisneros Bottom Row-Ronald Granlee, Claudia Rich, Ronald Richards STUDIES AT THE RANCHO Journeying to Rancho Los Amigos, we find many students carrying on regular courses in order to secure the much-desired diploma. Students at the Rancho have the some studies as students in Downey Union High School, and in addition, many at them take up hobbies such as weaving, leather work, and embroidery. Usually there are several students in the graduating class, but this year only one student, Dean Evans, will complete his work, and he will receive his diploma from Covina High School, not Downey. Freshmen enrolled are William Schenk, Ronald Richards, Elaine Brockway, Frederick Martin, Genevieve Johnson, Jerry Stein, Dennis Monroe, Marjorie Hill, Arnold Morand, Carmilla LaBlu, Au- gust LaBIu, and Claude Dallon. ln the sophomore class are Jean Barker, James Cisneros, Ronald Granlee, Carlo Ciseri and Claudia Rich. Robert Myers is the only junior. Mr, Theodore R. Maurer is in charge of all courses at the Rancho, and in addition is principal of adult education in the evening school. There is one full-time teacher at the Rancho this year, Miss Shirley Ludwig. sb.. .. S J, A - - ' fs ..,,,We Miss Shirley Ludwig Mr. Theodore R. Maurer Page Now all join hands and circle south Mr. Einar Knudsen Mrs. Gertrude Odle l l South Junior High Due to the increase in number of students of high school age in the Down y community, it be- came necessary to expand theb school system and build a second Junior High Sdhool. Construction of the buildings, which was sup- posed to be completed by the pening of the school year, was delayed to the extent that the new school was not ready for occupancy until the second week of the second semester. During the entire first se- mester, therefore, all three of the high schools were on a half-day session. N Building is still going on or South Junior High to take care of expected increase in enrollment next year. Mr. Einar Knudsen, who was adult school prin- cipal the previous year, was appointed principal of the new school. Mrs. Gwendolyn Thatcher, who had been both teacher and girls' counselor in the Junior High School previously, became girls' coun- selor. Mrs. Gertrude Odle, who had been secretary at the original Junior High, was transferred to be- come secretary of the new school. Teachers transferred were Mrs. Lillian Barsky, Mr. James Cordray, Mr. Joseph Lamont, Mr. Harold Larson, Mrs. Pearl Pickens, Mr. Kenneth Peterson, Mr. Leonard Schiefelbine and Mrs. Frances Weisz. Mrs. Gwendolyn Thatcher Let e, little sunshine 111 your mouth g ,. K ,V - ,, . - .A if i it K .JW S 1 ?iT22Q:i2!?9f 1 Top Row: MRS. LILLIAN BARSKY-social living, math MISS JEAN BEATON--girls physical education MR. JAMES CORDRAY-boys physical education MISS PANTELLA ENGLE--social living, social studies MR. WALLACE KINCAID--math, varsity basketball coach, JV baseball coach Center Row: MR. JOSEPH LAMONT-science MRS. ADELE LAMPMAN-home economics MR. HAROLD LARSON-social studies MR. WESLEY B. SCHORR--band, music, glee club MRS. PEARL PICKENS-social living Bottom Row: MR. KENNETH PETERSON-math MISS DORIS RAMALHO-English, science, math MR. LEONARD SCHIEFELBINE-shop MRS, FRANCES WEISZ-art 5-M. ! I Page 63 Eighth Grade South Junior High Bottom Row'fRonnie Scott, Ledyard Maine, Cecelia Marinelli, Carole Dunmire, Faye Biery, Alice Nakow- aki, Paul Bernhard, Daniel Chiap- parine Second Rowe-Bill Armstrong, Jack Bogdanatt, Joyce Bucknell, Sandra Huntley, Margaret Emrick, Rose- mary Aldridge, Diane Parmer Third Row-fClaire Eckenrode, Doro- thy Manker, Lanny Justice, Philip Peery, Robert Tompkins, Don Her- linger, LeRoy Bond Top Row-Ann Harnden, Suezanne Berry, Susanne Cosner, Sally Bryd- son, Dorothy Chanlund, Patricia Reid Bottom Row-Rex Smith, Virginia Kincaid, Claudine Shirley, David Smith, JoAnn Gines, Daryl Cook, Gerald Yeager, Donna Skersick Second RowfGayle Clarke, Peggy Jackson, Patricia Pearson, Beverly Richards, Sharon Case, Shirley Joy, Kathleen Flanagan, Carole Paulson Third Row-Jacqueline Nicholson, Lois Suffield, Marclyn Pittman, Marlene Chapman, Donald Allen, Jack Rosser, James McManus Top RowfFlorin Stelzer, Robert Barnes, Jimmie Murray, Paul Tol- masott, Robert Horton, Ben Mar- shall, Michael Riley Page 64 Bottom Row-Thomas Green, Sandra Elder,l Deanna Park, Barbara Fleener, Charlenei Sharp, Robert Sabala, Derryl Hill l Second Row-Janice Gerkin, Eleanor Hansen, Lindia Fleming, Colleen Pachy, Annette' Smith, Yvonne Frost, Margel Cole, Bettyl Young Top Rowe-Albert Bentley, Jerry Duckworth, Lee Van Valkenburg, Richard Miller, Richard Rosen, Eddie Sonnenberg Skis Q R Wk gb A ,3 Ww- R X Qi ,L X mv' A . 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E m ' K' 5 M .wal 'PY 'lf Page 68 Ladies in the lead, gents behind Student organizations in South Junior High got a late start because of the half day sessions during the first semester. Under the guidance of Mr. Harold Larson, however, they set up a Student Senate, and with Mrs. Gwendolyn Thatcher aiding, the girls organized a Girls' Council after the students moved into theIr new home. Before the year was over the Senate had drawn up a constitution and by-laws, adopted by the student body, and the girls had sponsored several very successful social events. GIRLS COUNCIL SOUTH JUNIOR HIGH Bottom Row-Mrs. Thatcher, Suzie Cosner, Yvonne Frost, Jimmie Dea- ton, Lois Suffield, Barbara Wilkin- son, Joyce Ettien, Clidell Freeman, La Vonna Wright, Barbara Down- ing Top Row-Alice McCullough, Judy Linder, Donna Packenpaugh, Danna Skersick, Arlene Mose s , Peggy Jackson, Roberta Hanks, L i n da Sullivan, Beverly Payne STUDENT SENATE SOUTH JUNIOR HIGH Bottom Row-Ted Jackman, Kenneth Williams, Michael Riley, Jack Spray, Richard Miller, Gary Knox, Charles Pope, Charles Lass Se:ond Row-Mary Matz, Yvonne Frost, Jimmie Deaton, Connie Shoef maker, Lindia Fleming, Dorothy Manker, Marjorie Parker, Claudia Smith, Anadel Green, Mr. Harold Larson Third Row-Beverly Payne, Faye MC- Cullum, Joyce Trapp, Estelle Tar- neo, Lillian Platt, Roberta Hanks, Barbara Adams, Claudine Shirley, Starr Hollis Top Row-Robert Walworth, Robert Jenkins, Eddie Sonnenberg, Jack Potts, Ronnie Couillard, Larry Fish- el, Lanny Justice, Verle Smith SCHOLARSHIP, SOUTH JUNIOR HIGH Bottom Row-Thomas Green, Dan Johnson, Ray Hayward, James McManus, Ben Marshall, Gary Knox, Robert Walworth, Jack Potts Middle Row-Wanda Maroney, Margie Isbell, Nadine Comstock, Connie Shoemaker, Barbara Adams, Jimmie Deaton, Lois Suffield, Gayle Sutterfield, Barbara Fleener, Yvonne Frost, Christine Fansler, Nelda Pittman, Danno Girdner, Miss Doris Ramalha Top Row-Beverly Paine, Geraldine Swenson, Donna Onken, Donna Danforth, Arlene Moses, Nancy Jackson, Marjorie Parker, Peggy Jackson, Pat Pearson, Anadel Green, Estelle Torneo, Claudette Funck, Claudine Shirley Square Dancing Means Teamwork You must oo-operate with your group Sports FOOTBALL 1950 Backfield ca h Ed Bragg 1 Y Page 70 Montgomery Line Coach Roy Nelson Bee Coach William Smitheran Head Coach i Finishing his seventh year as head football coach at Downey, William Smitty Smitheran established another fine seasonal record. He and his valuable assistants, Ed Bragg and Bill Montgomery, have given much,of their time and hard work to make the Viking team of l95O a success. Following three weeks of hard preVseasonaI practice, the Vikings ran over their first four opponents in non-league games, piling up 98 digits to the oppohents' l3. Citrus was beaten at Downey, 39-6, El Segundo fell on the Viking field, 25-O, Huntington Beach were victims ,on their own grounds, I9-O, and Brawley was trimmed on the Viking field, l5-7. ln their first league encounter, the Maroon and White met a powerful Covina team and met their first defeat on the home field, 35-7. Covina went on to, take the league title. With several players out because of ahnflu epidemic, the Vi- kings bowed for the second and final ti e to Rosemead, 13-6, To finish the season right, the Vikings nudged Monte- bello, I4-7 at Montebello, and trounced Bell Gardens, 27-6, on the Viking field. , Besides placing four men in the All-League selections, more honor was bestowed upon our team when Coach Smither- an stated that the l9'5O varsity was the finest team he had coached since the championship team of l945. Listen tothe Ca,11ers:l I-Iurry up, boys, donlt be slow! l l Dole Buckmon-Guard Jim Hogey-Bock Bill Macpherson-End Co-Captain Player-of-The-Yeor Co-Coptoin Jim Hogey receives Player-of-Year Award from Andy Cordona, Junior Chamber of Commerce president. J. R. McDonough-End Ronold Quigley--End Guy Coates-End Page 7 I M v Melvin Ferdig-Guard Don BcA'nltg-Gu.u.J Nick Dellocioppc-Guard Downey 25 - E1 Segundo O ,n,-. If-, Rona Id Wendt-Guo rd Don Rice-Guo rd Page 73 S rt Hayden Jim Boll Guy Mon X nino Maurice Guerrero Holfbock Holfbock Holfbock Halfbock G L . Downey 7 - Rosemead. 13 EOFQS EVeI'eI'1Z - x F Ilb k OC 1 , Downey 14 - Montebello 7 Downey 27 - Bell Gardens 6 Page 75 Stars in the night ,f - X , .gn , , t. . i to is if if N' 3 Y Ns g X Y X - 5 -A '-- ,-. ..' A i , r 'e 5f..,., X Page 76 Varsity Squad Bottom Row--Manager Jim Sutherland, Dick Smith, Guy Mannino, Dale Buckman, Tom Brown, George Leverenz, Bill Macpherson, L. E. McDonough, Manager Ray Durham Second Row4Coach Smitheran, Bill Robertson, Bob Huber, Jack Clarke, Ward Vaughn, Doug Maclsaac, George Oliphant, Melvin Ferdig, Bob Hayden, Don Rice, Manager Caleb Wade Third RowfCoach Bill Montgomery, Jerry Monahan, Jim Ball, Bob Atkinforr, Lloyd Pettigrew, Pot Kearns, Guy Coates, Jim Hagey, Maurice Guerrero, Coach Ed Bragg Top Row-Nick Dellacioppa, Mario Ferrante, Dale Blair, Ronald Quigley, Don Barnett, Harold Tenney, J. R. McDonough, Joe Tavarez, Ronald Wendt Junior Varsity Squad. Bottom Row-George Johnson, Joe Aguilar, Toby Stahl, Bob Cannon, Tom Jones, Joe Varela, Fred Sterner, Evan Myers Second Row-Joe Gorman, Bud Fuller, John Huckeba, John Buckles, Delbert Oleson, David Avila, Lorin Myrick, Herb Conover, Coach Montgomery Top Row-Manager Tom Howe, Nick Vidovich, George Katanjian, Bernard Knudsen, John Osborne, Ernie Vernoy, Jock Trogeser, Vern Fogle, Ronald Wheeler, Manager Daryl McClusky And some smaller stars me ..-t.,..e.1e.. .X - iw N NX .X as ,. .1x...ee' is X s.-e.. , -:Q X x t it .1sst S X 4 N of e se sig, X Q 5 l . s , . . h . . st! M s, -sf -s f li 4 i' f l ' E 3 1 XS Q s 'R ...W QQ , L , x sg V K X K K i ' 1 w . 5 Y 3 Rift i ' 19 q f BEE FOOTBALL SQUAD Bottom Row-Fred Conover, Frank Saldana, Frank Sabala, Whitey Williams, Tammy Moore, Fred McCaughan, Irvin Crist, Jack Garcia Second Row-Wallace Bartlett, Eddie Houghton, Gerald Road, Jim Allen, Bob Fenenbock, Ken Copeland, Kenny Ganser, Don Hudson Third Row--Coach Roy Nelson, Danny Morrow, Paul Saby, Bill Bieker, Dwayne Bell, Jerry Brydson, Emmett Cox, Roger Frederickson, George Howe, David Gardea, Manager Tom Hollis Top Row-Bob White, Bob Faldetta, Don Hayman, Jim Horn, John Marxmiller, Dixon Collins, Lanny Quigley, Bill O'Neill Bee Football Season In his first year at Downey as coach of the Bee football team, Coach Roy Nelson established a fine season record with a well-coached squad. For the first time at Downey the Bees played at twilight immediately preceding the night varsity game, and it proved to be a successful experiment. Not quite familiar with his material, Coach Nelson tried many different formations to suit his players' abilities. Before they found themselves they were dunked in their first game by Citrus, 6-O, at Downey. The following week the Norsebabes got hot and pushed around EI Segundo for a 32-6 verdict under the lights of the home ground. ln the next game, at Huntington Beach, the Oilers held the fiery little Vikes scoreless at they pushed across two touchdowns to win, l2-O. Downey jumped back in the win column by dumping Bellflower Christian, I8-O, in the final practice tilt on Downey soil, and on the same field the fol- lowing week the Colts from Covina were tamed, I3-7, for the first league victory. Rosemead fell next at Downey, l2-O, but at Montebello the Norsebabes suffered their first league loss, 32-6. Winding up the season, Downey sent the Lancers back to Bell Gardens with a 6-2 loss pinned on them, and the Bees ended the season in a three-way tie for the league championship with Montebello and Covina. Jack Garcia, a rambling halfback, and Paul Soby, a fighting guard, were chosen co-captains at the season's end. JUST PLAIN TIRED CO-CAPTAIN GARCIA RAMBLES COPELAND ON THE LOOSE 51, Page 77 New Watch that girl SUZANNE YOUNG KENNY GANSER GELINE RUSSO IRVIN CRIST CONNlE DAVIDSON JACKIE HARPSTER JERRIE DAVIDSON ANNABELLE HIGDON Page When students think of the various sports and their seasons, their minds turn also to the cheers leaders who helped keep spirits high. Leading yells at both football and basketball games, Susie Young, Connie Davidson, Geline Russo, seniors, and Kenny Ganser and Irvin Crist, sophomores, as yell leaders helped both the spectators and players to fight to win. At rallies they planned, new yells were introduced and skits presented to arouse interest in the sport and enlist support at all the games. As yell leaders for the Junior High, Jerrie Davidson, Annabelle Higdon, a n d Jackie Harpster led spectators at the Bee games, both football and basketball. These girls ex- celled in both ability and spirit. 78 Yell Leaders and Sing e, little Song Left to Right-M MARY LOU SAXTON SUE PATTE'ZSON DIANE JOBE PATSY LUCAS Song Leaders JEANNE TYLER CHARLOTTE MCCURDY Swinging and singing at all the football and basketball games, were the song leaders, Mary Lou Saxton, Sue Petterson, Diane Jobe, and Pat Lucas. Beside prancing ot the games, the girls pepped up the student body at rallies planned jointly with the yell leaders. Before the football games, the girls marched wth the band and took turns bearing the flag. As part of the band, the peppy song leaders went to the All-Western Band Revue parade in Long Beach and were disappointed when the band won no honors. However, their spirits rose when the band took third place at the National City Band Revue. Leading the crowd in songs at the Bee football games, the Junior High song leaders, Charlotte Mc- Curdy and Jeanne Tyler, had a handicap in having no band. However, the girls took this in their stride and came through with flying skirts, . Paae cigig. . wmx .I+ -sw -iw. N K be K K' . 'Q ' X 'J ' 'i?fT'i N5 . Q L rg.-fi +- .x A- -' 1 - :.. -sul f .qzfffikifi n 1 , i . 6 Q X N 1 , I --. N95 -1 I .n,.- .M- . Y L 5 ,, E , W Q - S x x 'W ' Wg? M - A., 'L ffl .. F, , Q is X W 1 .- - 1 3, - ' 91 , if - V . '- .xgxu Q ' Swxxwkxuhr ,X .-A I f W ,I f k 1 , f 'tn , 5 A 4, , ng ' K , ' Q , be fx Q v- ' - , A ,Af . f, . . . N h x F, . x A Vs.-M H .K A. 3 6 .D M J, . , is 3 Q R .Q if A R U, E Half HW 1 Wigs! ' 'Y fg Q ig ie E E , Eg V N J m .1 1 New - 4. Q il N 5 u, U P 6, 6 1 5 . Q i . Q, ' A fl' E ' bV ' an ' QX , 'K qfiff A I X ' 4 -,.h. i , in M1 4' , if 133' f Q t A - .- 5 9. Basketball Cage that bird Jim Buchner CO-Captain Arlo Pearce I Co-Captain All-League Forward Ben Rogers All Leauge Centcr 2nd Team N X x VARSITY BASKETBALL Arlo Pearce, John Williams, Jim Buchner, Herb Conover, Bob Fisher, Guy Coats, Burt Fitch Don Swick, Ben Rogers, Bill Moore, managerg Coach Wallace Kincaid Page S1 Down the center Starting from scratch, Coach Wallace Kincaid worked hard throughout the entire season to build a team around the three returning varsity lettermen, Jim Buchner, Guy Coats, and Ronald Quigley. To till the vacant spots were Benny Rogers and Bob Fisher, who were up from the Bee team of the year before, and Arlo Pearce, a Cee letterman. Herb Conover, a transfer from lndiana, proved to be a valuable asset to the team. Arlo was chosen forward on the All-San Gabriel Valley League team. He ranked third highest lea- gue scorer with l28 points, an average of l5.7 points per game. Buchner, who on the floor helped hold the team together, was honorably mentioned for an All-League spot Sophomore Benny Rogers was selected for second string All-League center, and had a high scoring average of l3.6 points per game, and total of lO9 po'nts for the eight league encounters. Beating Rosemead twice, the Vikings hoopsters placed fourth in the league standings. Bob Fisher Ronald Quiqley Guy Coats Herb Conover Page 82 Don Swick Burt Fitch ' W XQWMA K K. K - kk k,.k K R is Eggkstx Xi xg M x WM ' K . f. x fx A by X Q gg N X - 5:5 ff Q ga ' k i -. Q X f X -R , if Q x ,Q y I-g gg .l J, g . 1 - . lxfik wi ME' .ay X fx A ' ' Q .X Q 3 L . , 1 x x W i W N M ,QQ ' , K Q25 --'k , pk : K k N : .N , X fel BEE BASKETBALL After winning seven practice tilts, the Bee cagers folded completely and ended up in the league cellar without a victory. Lack of height, coupled with outstanding competi- tion, sent the team there. Bob White was elected captain, and Kenny Copeland was honored by being chosen the team's most valuable player. For the first time in Downey's his- tory, the Bees had their own individ- ual coach, Mr. Jack O'Brien. Bottom Row-Ted Tetzlaff, manager, Jack Garcia, Dave Rodriguez, Alvin Boyd, Hugh Berry, manager Top Row-Robert Wilkinson, Fred Krebs, John Marxmiller, Bob White, Coach O'Brien CEE BASKETBALL Led by Co-Captains Fred Mc- Caughan and Don Hudson, who were first and second lead ng scor- ers, respectively, the Cees captured the San Gabriel Valley League championship, to the joy and pride of their coach, Mr. Bill Montgomery. The fiery little qu'ntet showed Downey fans that they have much to expect from them in the next few years. Kept alive with spirit and determination, the Norsebabes play- ed as a unit that meant defeat to their opponents. Bottom Row-Kenneth Wilkie, .lack Shaw, Kenneth Powell, Ronald Gowdy, Ray Johnson, manager Top Row4Fred McCaughan, Don Hudson, Robert Moldovan, Coach Bill Montgomery, Gerald Rice, Charles Saxton, Leonard Bartlett DEE BASKETBALL Coach Bill Montgomery's Dee lightweights almost cooied the pace of his champion Cee team, as they tied with Covina for second spot in league standings. Led by Center and Captain AI- bert White, the rapid five won five league games, and dropped three. Bottom Row-David Cox, Dean Watkins, Bob Onstine, Frank Bennett, Charles Welch, Bob Hendron, manager. Top Row-Robert Baldwin, Dennis Bauer, Bill Erickson, Coach Montgomery, Tommy Hillegos, Albert White Page 84 First and third., balance and swing VARSITY TEAM First Row-Jim Woods, Guy Coats, Don Leuer, George Leverenz Second Row-Jim Hagey, Duane Onken, John Williams, Robert Hayden, Doug Maclsaac Top Row-Caleb Wade, manager, Joe Varela, Pat Kearns, Bob Ingham, Bill Macpherson, Evan Myers, Coach Bill Montgomery Sl ...-........m mm Ns! Varsity Baseball Season Even with seven returning lettermen, the Vikings could not seem to get together for a winning team. Victorious only once in eight league encounters, the local horsehiders fin- ished at the bottom of the league ladder. The highlights of the season came before Downey entered league play when they dump- ed South Gate and El Monte nines. They also showed up very well in the Pomona 20-30 tournament by dumping Antelope Valley. The Vikings dropped three heartbreakers in league games. Covina nudged them 6-5 in two extra innings, and both Bell Gardens and Montebello slapped setbacks on our team although the Downey hurlers threw two hitters at both of them. All league selections showed that the Vil: ings did have some outstanding players when they placed four men on the two imaginary teams.. Jim Hagey was placed in a first string in- field spot, and George Leverenz, short stop, pitcher, Jim Wood and outfielder, John Wil- liams made the second team. J. V. Season Winding up in second place be- hind Bell Gardens in the league standings, the Viking Jayvees dis- played much promise for the suc- cess of next year's varsity nine. With a league record of five wins and three losses, including double wins over Covina and Rosemead, a split with Montebello, and two losses to Bell Gardens, Coach Kincaid has just cause to be proud of his local nine. Being expected to contribute to the benefit of next year's varsity are such players as hard batting Kenny Ganser, infielders Ben Rogers, Ken- ney Copeland, Dave Gardea, and pitchers Jack Rystrom and Fred Steinen. Standing-Coach Wally Kincaid, Fred Steinen, David Gardea, Mike Kearns, David Felling, Ben Robers, Bill Auerback, Burt Fitch, Joe Aguilar Kneeling-Paul Cardinal, Ken Copeland, Albert White, Jerry Rice, Jack Garcia, lrvin Crist Absent-Kenny Ganser Page 85 Make your little feet go Whiclzety Whack fo! raw i 70 X .2 Track Season By placing three men in the C.I.F. finals, Downey cindermen could say they had a fairly good track season. Coach O'Brien's varsity team finished fourth in league standings, as did his Cees. Using most of his best men from the Cees and the ones that could have run varsity, he combined them together to run in the Bee division, and therefore had a second place Bee team. Such standouts as Jim Ball, Richard Weber, Rod Fredrickson, and Bob Fuller highlighted the season. ln the league finals, the varsity placed four men while the Bees placed six, and the Cees two. Jim Ball took first in both the high and low hurdles, and second in the broadjump. He went all the way to the CIF finals before being eliminated. Richard Weber took a second in the league finals, and also went to the CIF finals before being eliminated. Don Barnett and Mayne Whitmore both took first in the shot put and pole vaults respectively. ln the Bee division, Dave Rodriguez won the l32O-yard run in the league finals, and placed second in the CIF finals. Others placing in the ieague competition were Rod Frodrickson with a second and a third in both the lOO and 220, Bib Fuller with a first and third in the lOO and 220, and Lanny Qugley with a first in the 660-yard run. Ball Clearing the Last Hurdle Weber Barnett ln a Long Put David Breaks the Tape Future Prospects f Page Dive for the oyster, dive for the clam SWIMMING SEASON Losing only one swimming meet and winning seven, the Bee team proved very promising as good substantial varsity squad tor the season to come. The varsity ended up with a record of two wins and six losses while the Cees boasted three wins against two defeats, As our book goes to press the CIF finals are still to be held. Wilks and Richard Trollope were elected co-captains of the Bee squad, and Ronald Severa and Bob Pasqua were chosen by the Cees. ,- Don Severa is pictured here hold- ing the trophy presented to him by the Huntington Park Signal for the Southeast's top prep swimming star for l95O. Coach Jimmy Schultz Seated-Carl Van Couvering, Al- vin Barnett, Jack Clarke, Oliver Cron, Bill Freshour, Roger Jen- nings, Michael Evans Standing-Gordon Tobia, Norman Adamson, Norman Holtkamp, Dan Axelrod, Dick Keen, Jim Wingerter, Alfred Buehlrnon Seatede-R o g e r A u st i n , Eddie Nlutch, Ronald Linder, Philip Knight, J oh n Garrison, Jerry Robinson, R ic h a r d Trollope, James Holland, Dick McGuire Standing-Jim Horton lmanagerl, Ronald Brown, Harry Lew's, Tom Maurer, Tom Treloor, Royce Wilks, Dwayne Bell, Alex Petrie Seated-Kenny Jenkins lmanag- erl, Richard Haslip, Gary Fisk, Ronald Severa, Kenneth Witke, 'Lee Bays, Ray Von Couvering standing-Tommy Hillegas, Bob Pasquo, Eddie Burke, Bill Sex- ton, Lowell Frizzell, Ronnie Vol- rner, Ronald Brown, Don Myers Dive for the sardine, take a. full can WATER POLO SEASON Establishing their best season records since water polo was introduced four years ago at Downey, the players gave most ofthe credit to their new coach, Jimmy Schultz. Mr. Schultz, who was a former swim star at Compton College and the University of Southern California, won the confi- dence of his polo players to turn in some sparkling upsets. The Bee team turned in the best record, with seven wins against only two losses, against El Segundo and Inglewood, both by one-point margins. Cees had five victories, two losses and one tic, and was the only Viking team to place in the CIF preliminaries. The varsity turned in tour wins and tive losses. Alvin Barnett, Tom Maurer, and Ronald Volmer were elected captains of the varsity, Bee and Cee teams respectively. VARSITY WATER POLO TEAM Bottom Row-Jim Quient, Bill Freshour, Alvin Barnett, Ric- ky Craig, Roger Jennings, Coach Schultz Top Row-Carl Van Couvering, N o r m a n Adamson, Dan D o u g I a s , Jack Axelrod, Michael Evans, Jim Winger- ter, Alfred Buehfman BEE WATER POLO TEAM Bottom Row-Richard Trolope, Tom Treloar, Tom Maurer, Don Severa, Royce Wilks Top Row-Kenny Valentine, Ronald Brown, Alex Petr'e, Don Edlund, Harry Lew's, Jim Holland, Dick McGuire, Joe Adragna, John Garri- son, Eddie Mutch, Coach Schultz CEE WATER POLO TEAM Bottom Row-Ray Van Couv- ering, Bill Sexton, Ronnie Volmer, Bob Pasaua, Ronald Severa, Jim Horton Top Row-Tom Battaglia lmanagerl, E d d i e Burke, Michael Muravez, Don Mey- ers, Kenneth Witke, L e e Bays, M a r l o w Kilpatrick, Dick Smith, Coach Schultz Page 89 Now duck and dive Tough on permanents , . . Head Man Larry Ossen . . . Watch your step! . . . Caught in midair . , . Come on in! . . . lt's a jackknife. . . FeeI's like something slipping . . . Splashing around . . . Somebody made a funny Polo without a horse . . . Floater . . . Who did that? Page 90 Right hand. hack and left hand. out Downey's varsity tennis team turned in the best record of any tennis team the school has had in the few years that the Vikings have competed in the sport, With a record of three victories and five losses, the Norse netmen grabbed a tie for third place in the San Gabriel Valley League. The doubles team of Don Ball and Vern Nogle proved the best in the league, and the other doubles team of Clarence Almich and Bob Odle also turned a goodly share of victories. Almich, Odle, Lyman Frazier and Ball were sent to the league play-offs, but were eliminated. The iunior varsity had a better win-loss record than the varsity, due to the fact that Bell Gardens had no JV team, and therefore forfeited to the Downey racqueteers, who ended the season with a record of five victories, three losses. VARSITY TENNIS SQUAD Standing-Dan Ball, Jimmy Liles, Vern Nogle, Bill Wallace Kneeling-Bob Odle, Lyman Frazier, Clarence Almich, Jerome Holland Not in Picture-Mike Muravze, Evan Jones, Ronald Eckdahl Mink , I Nei JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Merle Eide, Bob Hendron, Harold Jef- fries, Oron Whalen, Wayne Rudd, Irving Ross Not in Picture-John Kyser, Bruce Lindquist it Page 9l G. A. A. OFFICERS Standing-Helen Vidovich, Janet Bornholdt, Ruth Griffin, Donna Ganser Seated-Martha Redfield, Mary Denton, Mary Ball, Ginger Ball G. A. A. LETTER GROUP Bottom Row-Margie Dunton, Donna King, Elnora Wheeler, Pat Burke, Martha Red- field Second Row-Joyce Salvage, Virginia Haas, Patsy Jo Williams, Glenda Welsh, Mary Virginia Denton, Janet McCurdy, Helen Vidovich, Shirley Brown, Carol Bernhard, Maureen Sullivan Top Row-Donna Ganser, Beverly Nelson, Connie Corbin NON-LETTER G. A, A. L. Bottom Row-S a n d r a Himmelfarb, Marie Coverly, Joan Himmelfarb, Joy Ellis, Margie Morrow, Mary Ann Watts Second Row-Darlene Paulson, Diane Humphrey, Andrea Swain, Diana McCullum, Cynthia White, Anita Maclsaac Third Row4Marlene Valmer, Frances Smith, Dianne Ardern, Kay Barnes Fourth Row-Pat Condon, Alice Mo- gi, Louise Giraud, Sarah Sellers, Georgia Lobaugh, Sally Dever, Mary Lopez, Mary Jo Gobel, Elizabeth Huff, Patsy Clark, Ruth Griffin, Janet Bornholclt Fifth Row-Mary Jo Benoit, Wilma Plesier, Sharol Halberg, Marsha Jobe, Mary Ball, Sally Maclsaac, Janet Irwin, Joyce Bornholt, Sally Pineira Top Row-Bobbie Petterson, Barbara Vickers, Luz Bowman, Betty Adam- son, Gretchen Townsend, Carolyn Riley Page 92 Ladies to the center SENIOR HIGH G.A.A. The objective of the Girls' Athletic Association is to pro- mote good sportsmanship among girls, and to help get better acquainted with outdoor life. ln this way the weak points of each girl are brought out, and every girl helps another to cor- rect her points. Leading the Senior High group this year have been Donna Ganser, first semester, and Helen Vidovich, second. A successful year has been enjoyed by all with the sports changing at the beginning of every quarter. and form a. star JUNIOR HIGH G.A.A. Sports in the Junior High were made more significant this year through the efforts ot the Junior G.A.A. Every girl was eligible tor membership and their after school sports have included basketball, volley ball, tennis, and in the last quarter they have eniayed the use of the swimming pool on Monday nights. Bottom Row--Margaret Abbott, Virginia na, Pat Sayre, Lucy Bojorquez, Elaine Carolyn Hokenson Top Row-Miss Amar, Joyce Sullivan. Stienstra Carol Barber Carol n Ed EIGHTH GRADE GAA E , I Y V' Cloralee Paiso, Barbara Healy SEVENTH GRADE GAA Bottom Row-Gayle Ganser, Wanda Bell, Nena Patino, Shirley Ramsey, Nancy Jo Baldwin, Betty Cormack, Margaret Sanchez Top Row-Miss Amar, Ann Stroud, Linda Conkling, Ann Charbonneau, Joan Line, Lucy Dillehunt, Antonia Ramirez NINTH GRADE GAA Bottom Row-Frosty Duerden, Dar- lene Longwell, Alyn Wolff, Anna- bel Higdon, Shirley Haworth, Nan- cy Barnes, Carole Polos, Mary Ma- 1 con Top Row- Nancy Trollope, Gayle A Hansen, Laura Emerick, Alice Hay- den, Janet Ziler, Karen Kessinger, - Jeanne Tyler, Ann Tuttleton, Diane Bishop, Shirley Hoffman i Page 93 Athletes sign here .... 'A ,' 7 s 5. 1 5 we I I 9 Y- Y Q.. ve.. f' I , j rx - I 'is' ,V 1 I' V fs, K , lk, W' sg L ff K -Dx , 1 ,f x 1' Je, l Q, . :- K 9 1 eb 2 , , .ff J , tl ,' .fs , 1 'XAXVX i xx. 5- if vis L 'Y E L Q50 Square Dancing is Fun and. Frienciliness I'11 swing your gal, you swing mine Activities F Zlnqx 3 W 5 j fail , E - 'QT Q P 90. J S , X ,f:'ff'Q' i Z' QI :-- is ' rf -X, Top-Sue Petterson, editor Below- Jackie Jones, business manager Jim Hagey, sports editor Nancy Nielson, art editor VOLSUNG STAFF Back Row-Virginia Rozell, Bob Wiggins, Bill Overmyer, Melvin Ferdig, Jim Hagey, Nancy Nielson Midd'e Row-Jackie Jones, Marlene Volmer, Mary Denton, Margaret Miner Front Row-Norma Sopp, Cynthia White, Helen Vidovich, Mr. Thomas Johnson Those staff members not in picture are Donna Berg, Ruth Griffin, Janet Frederick, Marlene Muravez, and Sue Petterson. Page 96 Volsung Staff Many students who went to the Quill C1 Scroll sponsored Square Dance found that while this type of folk dance is really fun, it re- quires a lot of hard work and concentration, To the staff of the Volsung, the meaning of a square dance is truly evident. Without the use of the same characteristics necessary to a good square dance, this annual could never have been created. ln a staff as large as ours, there must be co-operation just as in a square dance. ln planning pages to interest every- one, fun must be included. Good sportsman- ship, organization, and above all leadership, the best name for Mr. Thomas Johnson pos- sible, are the other necessary factors in any successful school project whether it be an annual, a square dance, or even a student government. 3' Ili!- IIIIU Inu: i The juniors and seniors who make up the Norseman staff this year have had the task of writing and editing the Donna Ganser weekly school paper. and Mary Ann Jung as editors-in- chief, deserve much of the credit for the many fine issues of the Norseman which have come out this year. Though at times it was a hard job, meeting deadlines and space limita- tions, the members of the class will certainly admit that it was more fun than work. I ZQL' N orseman Staff Bob Fisher, First Semester Sports Editor.: Mary Ann Jung, Second Semester Editor, Donna Ganser, First Semester Editor, Second Semester Copy Editor, Marlene Murovez, First Semester Feature Editor, Bill O'Neill, Second Semester Sports Editor lllv l l L J I' .! Q G- Bob Fisher, Bill O'Neill, Dal 1 Buckman, Jim Hagey C 0 n n i e Davidson, Barbar Ann Jung, Donna Ganser vez, Claire Hanly Bottom Row - Martin Johnson, 6 Middle Row+Sherril S m i t h , O Lowe, Gwen Boutault, Mary Top Row-Phyllis Suroski, Mar- f jorie Reamer, Mr. Johnson, Delma Walls, Marlene Mura- Page 97 Junior Norseman Stall Covering the activities of Central Junior High this year have been these Norseman newshounds. Each week they gather the news and views of the Junior high tor the fourth page of the Norseman. Members of Mr. Harold Larson's eighth grade social studies class have organized a journalism class at South Junior High to gather and write the news from their school. Bottom Row-Darlene Miller, Perky Gossett, Nina Man- nino, Marty Eugene, Mary Macon, Nancy Barnes Middle Row- Gayle Munden, Virginia Annala, K a t h el Campbell, Karen Kessinger, Betty Sharp, Nev a Hargis, Marianna Brox Top Row-Mr. Johnson, Ron- ald Caldwell, Bob Keith, Shir- ley Hoffman, J i m Baker Paddy Baird, Mike Muravez, Leslie Bleamaster Quill and Scroll Bottom Row-Mr. Johnson, Melvin Ferdig, Bob Fisher, Jim Hagey, Bill O'Neill Second Raw-Carlotta Walloch, Margaret Miner, Danna Berg, Janet Frederick, Sherril Smith, Connie Davidson, Barbara Lowe, Gwen Bautault, Mary Ann Jung, Cynthia White, Marlene Volmer Third Row-Mary Virginia Denton, Nancy Nielson, Virginia Rozell, Sue Pettersan, Phyllis Suralski, Margie Reamer, Delma Walls, Marlene Muravez, Donna Gan- ser Claire Hanly Top Row- Norma Sopp, Helen Vidovich, Ruth Griffin, Winifred Romero, Carolyn Young, Georgia Labaugh, Janet Bornholdt, Carol King, Wilma Plesier l Page 98 l l i l Square ringers QU I LL AND SCROLL AIlemande left with the old left handg Right to your honey, go right and left grand '...' ' were terms which become familiar to many of Downey's dudes and dolls when Quill and Scroll sponsored a square dance May 4. Although it was kept secret at the time, the dance was aimed to fit in with the theme of this yearbookg and helped to pay for the special design on the cover. During the first semester Quill and Scroll members soshayed around school selling Vik'ng decals, and later sponsored a blotter sale to keep things clean during annual signing. To be eligible for Quill and Scroll, which is an international society for high school journalists, gents and ladies must have a story published in the school news- paper, or hold a responsible position on the yearbook staff, must have had at least one semester of Senior High journa- lism, and must be a junior or senior. QU I LL AND SC ROLL First Semester Officers Delma Walls, secretary Maryanne Jung, president Marlene Volmer, treasurer QUILL AND SCROLL Second Semester Officers Melvin Ferdig, treasurer Wilma Plesier, vice-president Bob Fisher, president Helen Vidovich, secretary Page 99 1 M X s rin., I-Iead. ladies chain to the right Girls' League Sponsoring many of the hoedowns for the old homestead, was the active Girls' League. Tops in the list of old fashioned good times was the Sadie, a backward dance and an always pop- ularly-attended jamboree. Luggage Day, a first time on the campus, a day for the boys to be re- lieved of their burdens, was a big hit and promises to be a yearly event in the future. The sophomore and junior gals had a good time fixin', paintin', dancin,' and singin', on their respec- tive assemblies. Much later the senior gals had a formal guest day for mothers and daughters. The settlements of Rosemead and Phoenix were the gathering places ot all the gals of district eleven for conventions. Attending the big conven- tion in tar-away Phoenix were Donna Ganser and Cynthia White, president and the vice-president. JOANNE STRANG, First Semester Joy McCollum, Toni Holloway, Pot Lucas, Dawn Kyees, Joanne Strong, Donna Ganser DONNA GANSER, Second Semester Cynthia White, Hildred Pehrson, Mary Jo Gobel, Sally Pineira, Sue Jennings, Sally Maclsaac You turn the gals around. JUNIOR HIGH Gl'RLS' LEAGUE Under the supervision of Mrs. Ruby Horstman, girls' counselor, the Junior High Girls' League sponsors activ- ities ot interest and benefit to all girls in the student body. The League sponsors three Guest Day teas, one for each grade, when the girls invite their mothers to visit them at school, This year activities were delayed until the second semester because of the short sessions during the first part of the year. BOYS' LEAGUE First Semester Bruce Zaremba Eugene Raines Robert Wilcke Bill Monroe, President BOYS' LEAGUE Second Semester Bob Ezzell Victor Macias Chuck Saxton Tommy White, President David Hall Mike McCallum JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' LEAGUE Second Semester Cabinet lleft picturei--Mono Frederick, Rebecca Ohlmann, Shirley Hoffman, Rosemary Goldstein, Sue Rowe. Phyllis Griggs isecond semester presidentl, Ann Durfey, Mrs. Ruby Harstman, cdviser First Semester Cabinet lright picturel--Alice Hayden, Martha Cook, Carol Johnson, Pat Wheater, Bette Gray itirst semester presidentl, Janice Hansen -.nl JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' LEAGUE Organized first in l948-49, the Boys' League become active this year in promoting good conduct in assemblies. With the help ot Mr. Fred Lucas, faculty adviser of the league, it has become an active and worthwhile organi- zation. The league has been insrumental in bringing several good assemblies to the boys, and has promoted panel discussions on topics of interest to the student body. Page IOI Bottom Row-Louise Giraud, Donna Ganser, Mary Ann Jung, Sarah Sellers, Patsy Lucas, Patsy Clark Second Row4Martho Redfield, Sue Petterson, Mary Wright, Joanne Strang, Gwen Boutault, Marlene Murovez, Marie Uzes, Joyce Carlton Third Row-Marilyn Wright, Nancy Nielson, D'Neva Moses, Carol Pulley, Dawn Kyees, Pot Brown, Diana McCollum, Cynthia White Top Row-Joy McCollum, Helen Vidovich, Sue Jennings, Mary V, Denton, Jackie Jones, Janice Copeland, Ruth Griffin LES TORCHERES OFFICERS Bottom RowfMarilyn Wright, first semester president, Carol Pulley, second semester president, Pat Brown, second semester vice-presi- dent, Gwen Boutault, second semester treasurer Middle Row-Marie Uzes, first semester sergeant-at-arms, Nancy Nielson, historian, Mary V. Denton, second semester sergeant-at- arms, Joyce Carlton, first semester vice-president Top RowfCynthia White, first semester secretary, Down Kyees, first semester treasurer, Mrs. Karyn Sanders, adviser, Sue Pet- terson, vice-president pro tem Absentft-lildred Pehrson, second semester secretary Page lO2 L Torcheres Membership in this group is limited to 30 girls, who achieve the right to belong by earning points in the serv- ice of the school. Whenever school functions require their services, these Torchbearers are never found wanting in willingness to serve,-To aid in raising money for worthy causes, to act as ushers at school programs, to serve at school dinners, and in countless other ways. Membership limit was raised from 25 to 30 this year because of the in- creased enrollment, and because there were more girls worthy of the honor of membership. Mrs, Karyn Sanders is faculty od- viser. Initiation Rites Boy, Oh Boy, Ain't We got fun! CARDINAL MASQUE Activities of the Cardinal Masque were somewhat hindered this year until the second semester was well under way. This was due to the short sessions of first semester. Membership in this club is limited to those who are interested in any phase of drama or theater work, ln their meetings they have discussions of cur- rent p!ay acting presented at such places as the Phil- harmonic and Pasadena Playhouse and usually someone gives a monologue or dramatic reading. CARDINAL MASQUE OFFICERS Top Row-LaNeta Stem, Maureen Sullivan, Punky Reamer Bottom Row-Eloise Sellers, Alice Mogi CARDINAL MASQUE Bottom Row-Fred Monroe, Janet lrw'n, Pat Lucas, Charlene Humphrey, Mary Ann Jung, Martha Redfield, LaNeta Stem, Alice Mogi, Darlene Paulson, Janet McCurdy, Suzanne Young, Dawn Kyees, Stan Williams Middle Row-Robert Wiggins, Roger Jennings, Margaret Miner, Marlene Muravez, Connie Davidson, Kathleen Erickson, Claire Weigand, Ruth Stull, Luz Bowman, Gretchen Townsend, Bob Fuller Top Rozv -Marilyn Comstock, Margaret Ellis, Claire Hanly, Gail Hooper, Nina Lerche, Loudena Blackburn, Mr. Waldron, Punky Reamer, Beverly Nelson, Jackie Jones, Pat Burke, Maureen Sullivan F. H. A. Swing 'em high and whirl 'em low And keep on swinging your calico This might well be the motto of the Future Home- makers of America. These gals work hard and have lots of fun. One project they very ably put over was a fashion show. Goodwin's Restaurant in Bellflower was the scene of their installment of officers, Though it is one of the youngest clubs in school, interest runs high, and as a result the membership is large. Any girl in home economics is eligible to join and take part in the activities. F.H.A. OFFICERS Standing Top-LaNeta Stem, Patsy Brown, Carol King, Elaine Reese Bottom Row--Mrs. DcPalmer, Kay Barnes, Janet Bornholclt, Wilma Plesicr Page lO3 Senior'IrIig11 Scholarship SENIOR HIGH SCHOLARSHIP The California Scholarship Federation is made up of stu- dents whose grades and character are of the quality required for the California wide organization. The Scholarship Club in Dow- ney is one of the most active clubs on the campus, and was started in 1940. In order to become a member you must re- ceive ten points per semester. Under the guidance of Robert Hayden, the first semester CSF went on a field trip and saw Mud Lark and sponsored the Thanksgiving Day assembly. Under the leadership of Mar- tha Redfield, the second semester group went to the Ice Capades, they put on the Memorial Day assembly, and snt colored pictures to Germany. The students who this year have received life membership from CSF are Helen Cieslinskl, Donna Ganser, Robert Hayden, Charlene Humphrey, Jacqueline Janes, Mary Ann Jung, John Kyser, Alice Mogi, Earl Nagle, Coral Pulley, Sue Petterson, Flor- ence Pettigrew, Martha Redfield, Joanne Strong, Marie Uzes, and Mary Wright. Page IO4 C. S. F. OFFICERS DPHOMORE AND JUNIOR CLASS SCHOLARSHIP e lers Kay Barnes Joyce Born t Cynth a White Dawn Kyees Condon Anita Maclsaac Rich Trollope ow-,loan Hirnmelfarb, Alyce 'cer, Elizabeth Huff, Bob Fuller Maclsoac, Gretchen Town- 1 Row-Ronald Goodwin, Elou- 5 f , , - J, E ' , l Y d, Luz Bowman, Darlene Paul- SENIOR C, S. F. Bottom Row - M a r i e Uzes Joyce Carlton, Janet Irwin Ruth Stull, FIoren:e Petti grew, Louise Giraud. Alice Magi, Martha Redfield, Mary Ann Juwg, Sue Pettersan Nancy Nielson, Donna G n SSI' Midd'e Raw-Joanne Strong Donna King, Mary Wright Roberta Hawkins, Charleen Humphrey, Margaret Miner LoNeta Stem, Gwen Boutault Sarah Sellers, Jackie Jones Nan Robinson Top Row-Vern Nagle, Robert Hayden, John Kyser Standing-Anita Mac Isaac, Martha Redfield, Mary Jo Gobel Robert Hayden Seated-Marie Uzes, Pat Condon, Jackie Jones, Junior High Scholarship Club With Mrs. Louana B. Courtney as faculty adviser, the Junior High Scholarship club is composed only of those students who meet high standards of those old bugaboos-gradesl Their efforts were rewarded by some special dances, field trips, and a picnic and swimming party. ln addi- tion, they received gold pins, silver pins, bronze pins, certificates, gold seals and blue seals, according tothe number of quarters they had achieved membership. NINTH GRADE SCHOLARSHIP Bottom Row-Frosty Duerden, Nancy Trollope, Marie Zeuthen, Fred Schorr, Diane Bishop, Donna Booker, Melinda Curnm'ng5, Shirley Hoffman Middle Row-Shirley Haworth, Rose Marie Abbott, Phyllis Griggs, Lydia O'Brien, Joanne Green, Tom White, Betty Babigian, Yvonne Funck, Vir- ginia Crow Top Row-Charlene Gossett, Alice Hay- den, Robert Wilcke, Bill Monroe, Dick West, Bill Erickson, Laura Emerick, Don Hudson, Jeanne Tyler EIGHTH GRADE SC HOLARSH l P Bottom RowgJoAnn Faldetta, Darlene Dicus, Betsy LaVine, Beverly Tomp- kins, Dehne Lee Williams, Martha Cook, Carolyn Edmonds, Carolyn Ho- kenson Second Rew-Carolyn Windsor, Coralee Paiso, Pauline Campbell, Susie Col- lins, Jeannine DeHart, Dolores G'l- strap, Carol Maikson, Sharon Follett Third Row--Joan Plane, Carol Johnson, Janice Hansen, Ann Durfey, Barbara Johnson, Dixie Anderson, Yvonne Friz- zell, Carol McBride, Pat Findley Top Row-Betty Wallace, Edith Fay, Mike McCallum, Mona Frederick, Jim- my Parris, Eldon Gottschalk, Jane Plane, Virginia Wilcke, Frances Alli- SOD ci-it i SEVENTH GRADE SCHOLARSHlP Bottom RowfDarrel Clark, Bob Garrett, Lonnie Dayhawk, Betty Carmack, Ar- dis Fuller, Joan Hegardt, Carol Ann Schaefer, Patty Evans, Patricia Wheat- el' Top RowsDennis Bruce, Richard Offutt, Linda Conkling, Pat Ewton, Floyd Hickok, Ann Davis, Dora Willey, Nan- cy Baldwin, Sally Dunbar Page lO5 There'111be a. hot time in the old tovrn tonight! i i 4 4 4 I 4 The fire house five plus two of Dow- ney Union High School, although they don't play Dixieland music, do guard the students against nature's destroyer, fire. Immediately after the fire bell rang, these fire fighters, led by Mr. John Mer- cer, Chief Fire Warden, were always to be found at their proper positions, super- vising the orderly evacuation of the school. Standing-Fred Monroe, Willy Mac- pherson, Bud Uzes, Lyman Frazier Kneeling-Richard W e b e r, Doug Maclsoac HALL MONITORS Pass right through and on you roam, and split your corner and head for home. The Hall Monitors, chosen each semester by the Commissioner of Citizenship of Central Junior High, may always be found on their posts making sure that the gents and ladies always go up and down the stairs in a sate and orderly manner. HALL MONITORS, FIRST SEMESTER Bottom Row--Pete Welsh, Melinda Cummings, Frosty Duerden, Perky Gossett, Nancy Barnes, Yvonne Funck, Rosemary Abbott Second Row-Dennis Bauer, Ronald Linder, Ronald LaForce, Jeanne Tyler, Jackie Harpster, Bob Ezzell Top Row--Jerry Rice, Charles Basye, Whitey Williams, Charles Adams, Tommy White, Bruce Zaremba Page lO6 HALL MONITORS, SECOND SEMESTER 1 Top Row---Bob l-lendron, Mike McCallum, Whitey Williams, David Hall, Bob Moldovan, lgor Cassino, David Berry, Jim Razell, Bill Salvage Bottom Row' -Sylvia Smead, Annabelle Higdon, Gayle Hansen, Ann Tuttleton, Jerrie Davidson IGN Yi? Right ancl left grand. Bible Club Officers The Bible Club met every Tuesday and Thursday under the sponsorship of Mr. Rudy Cooper to forward the purposes of better relations and a closer understanding of the Bible. Each Tuesday club members were speakers, and each Thursday there were guest speakers, Under the direction of Willy Macpherson, first semester president, and Alice Magi, president for second semester, the Bible Club sponsored the Christmas Concert at the First Baptist Church, and an assembly featuring Phil Kerr and Sol Hoopi and his Hawaiian guitar. This year the club ordered bronze pins of a cross within a crown. To the lOO members of the club, the Gideon Society presented New Testaments with the Psalms and the Proverbs. Last Row-Bill Macpherson Second Row'-Maureen Sullivan, Rich- ard Shakarian Front Row-Alice Magi, Gwen Bou- tault, Cecil McCown Latin Club Oiicers Top Row-Guy Mannino, Eddie Match, J aa n Hughes, Cecelia Moses, Elizabeth Huff, Anita Mc- lsaac, Ronald Gowdy, Don Hudson Bottom Row-Donna Berg, Sally Mc- lsaac, Nan Robinson Spanish Club Ofncers First Row-Richard Trollope, Jerry Monahan, Lanny Quigley, David Felling, Tommy Maurer, Carolyn Adams Second Row-Sally Piniera, Peggy Cannon, Dorothy Malderey, Luz Bowman, Louise Giraud, Margaret Miner Third Row-Helen Ramirez, Jeanita Poston, Carol Fadler, Mary Varela, Betty Rice, Darlene Hill, Joyce Widrnark Fourth Row-Danny Douglas, Toby Stahl i Aviation Club Seated, Center-Bill Bieker Middle Row--Beverly Nelson, Dick Currieri, Doris Walter Outer Row-Royce Wilks, Mar- jorie Dunton, Jim Holland, Alyce Evans, Richard Trol- A lope, Bob Fuller, Pat Mura- vez, Sally Dever, Georgia Lo- baugh, Mr. Watt Hill s-lk., Page l O7 l i Live Music E1-s.-.lex -s J . . Caesar M - --- MAJUKEiiu:q:phreYl Virginia Norcross Offer, DH-ecfor Cheatham. Charlene Virginia VIKING BAND Furnishing the music to rouse school spirit at the football and basketball games this year was the DUHS band, under the direction of Mr. Caesar Mattei, The band, composed of both Junior and Senior High students, played at the Rancho Los Amigos and the Downey Hospital during the Christmas season. They presented their concert to raise money for their trip to the annual Maytime Band Review in National City, at which they placed third although in competition with bands made up of all Senior High students from much larger schools. The band did much to add to the school spirit and reputation where ever they playecl. Kneeling, front-Dennis Bauer, Lois Banczyk, Ed Hammond Front Row--Bob Odle, Shirley Masters, Ronald Miller, Frosty Duerden, Janice Hansen, Mr. Caesar Mattei, Maureen Ky:-es, Pat Prosser, Sue Riggs, Jane Plane, Richard Cron Middle Row-Jack Hayes, John McMorris, Tommy Gibson, Gordon Crow, Tommy Battaglia, Eddie Mutch, Dixie Lee Neff, Dick Hansen, Orville Kelly, Marlow Kilpatrick Charles Taber, Bob Hendron Back Row-Bob Smith, Gen Welsh, Anna Mae Powell, Ginger Ball, Bob Wiggins, Richard Altig, Bernard Knudsen, Gloria Prosser, Dave Dahlem, Dan Morrow, Robert Schack, Jerry Vought, Dion Tool, Bob Ezzell Page lO8 and Singing Calls Throughout the year the A Cappella Chair, Girls Glee Club and the Triplettes, under the direction of Mr. Rudy Cooper, made many public appearances. They participated in the annual Friendly Music Festival at South Pasadena, presented programs before the local Kiwanis and Lions Clubs, and during the Christ- mas season gave a special performance in the Downey Community Hospital, and a sacred concert at the First Baptist Church. On April 25 the singing groups of all three high schools combined in a music festival in the high school auditorium. The Triplettes are nine senior girls chosen tor spe- cial performances. To be selected for this group is the ambition of most senior girls who are music students. Marie Uzes was accompanist tor all the programs. SENIOR HIGH GIRLS GLEE CLUB Bottom Row-Pat Brown, Marie Uzes, Geraldine Brewster, Marisue Hoard, Sarah Sellers Alice Mogi Donna Campbell Barbara Low Eloise Sellers Dorothy Wylie, Pat Cramer, Mary Lou Saxton, Mary Wright, Doris Weise Nancy Myers Second Row-Dawn Kyees, Jean Sturdy, Shirley Maynard, Phyllis Suralski, Carol Burke, Loudene Blackburn, Marlene Muravez, Joan Van Tassel, Arlene Elmore, Marilyn Wright, Frieda Buttner, Marinell Stevenson, Wilma Ple- sier, Nan Robinson Third Raw-LaNeta Stem, Joyce Sharp, Patsy Frazier, Patsv Free- man, J a n et lrwin, Marlene Burbatt, Donna Hansen, Jacklyn Berge, Carol Watt, Florence Pa- lazzolo, Sylvia Pad'l'a, Elisa Ve- lasco, Mariorie Mallory, Mar- jorie Roesch Top Row-Sheila Burton, Goldie Von Tassel, Sharon Morris, Dol- ly Nuzzo, Charlotte Wilson, El- lene Tribolet, Nelva Hargis, Judy Grandy, Betty Chappell, Betty Smith, Darlene Bauder, Geline Russo, Cecelia Moses, Billie McGee, Faye Magnuson, Carolyn Malchow, Betty Adam- son A C-APPELLA CHOIR Bottom Row-Eloise Sellers, Pat Cramer, Dorothy Wylie, Marie Uzes, Carol Burke, Bart Horn, Philip Osborn, Dick Sinatra, Jer- ry Robinson, Marlene Muravez, Joan Van Tassel, Joanne Strong, Mary Wright, Mary Lou Saxton Middle Row-Barbara Lowe, Mari- sue Hoard, Alice Mogi, Sarah Sellers, Jean Sturdy, Bob Wilkin- son, Jack Garcia, Carol Grace, Marilyn Wright, D'Neva Moses, Arlene Elmore, Doris Weise Top Row-Dawn Kvees, Pat Brown, Shirley Maynard, Phyllis Sural- ski, Loudene Blackburn, Roy Durham, Don DeRush, Melvin Ferdig, Nan Robinson, Marinell Stevenson, Frieda Buttner, Nan- cy Myers, Wilma Plesier Under the direction of Miss Evelyn Sharp the various sing- ing groups in the Central Jun- ior High presented many musical programs. A m o n g them were the Music Festival at Compton and Downey and several school performances. The mixed chorus, which was a selected group of both eight and n'nth graders, met after school on Mondays and Wednesdays. They presented a Christmas program and sang also at the Woman's Club, Music Festival, a n d m a n y school assemblies. Page llO A11 around. town MIXED CHORUS Bottom Row--Rosemary Brindisi, Bernaieon Holland, Shirley Ramsey, Sherry Powell, Wanda Bell, Ann Durfey laccornpanistl Middle Rowe-Dixie Gunther, Patricia Adcox, Marie Buehlman, Victor Macias, Nadine Edmondson, Sharon Berry, Billie Gay Randall, James Washburn, Henry Sellers Top Raw-Mona Frederick, Norma Selboch, Sheila Hendrickson. Shirley Jones, Pat Watkins, Margueritta Bozzi, Laura Emerick, David Tostenson, Edith Nicholson Eighth Grade Girls Glee Club Bottom Row-Rose Marie Visser, Carole Jackson, Pot Douglas, Donna Griffin, Virginia Towery, Christine Ortega, Beatrice Rodriguez, Joan Simmons, Carolyn Hokenson Second Row-Susie Collins, Nadeen Edmondson, Pat Seeley, Sondra Singler, Coralee Schlens, J a nice Blankenship, Rosemary Brindisi, Betty Clark, Laverne Sullivan Third Row-Mona Frederick, Phyllis Dahlem, Martha Vineyard, Pat White, Shirley Lee McClure Sally Vanwey Top Row-Arlene Dugger, Charlotte Large, Claudeen Garrett, Nell Gar- land, Carolyn Wyatt Ninth Grade Girls Glee Club At piano--Ann Durfey, accom- panist Bottom RowfSheila Faulds, Sharon Berry, Bernaiean Hol- land, Sharon Etchison, Sandy Andrews, J e r r i e Davidson, Marie Buehlman, Judy Howes, Paddy Baird, Bobby Clark Middle Row - Kathleen Vaughn, Dixie Gunther, Po- tricio Adcox, Joan Wray, Hope Magnuson, Carole Pet- erson, Bette Groy, Deanna Davidson, Fern Dorsey, Marie Zeuthen Top Row-Lorraine Merritt, Barbara Hunter, Bula Spier, Sheila Hendrickson, E d i t h Nicholson, F r a n c i s Pachy, Shirleen Jones, Maraueritta Bozzi, Janet Ziler, Marion Maynard, Billie Gay Randall SOUTH JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA Bottom Row -Karen Wheeler, Barbara Fleener, Eleanor Harrison, Lindia Flem- ing, Director Schorr, Gayle Clarke, Alice Elmore Top Row--Darryl Hill, Jack Spray, Richard Funder, Thomas Green, Floyd Eigenhuis, George Nagami Eighth Grade Girls Glee Club Bottom RowfD5rector Mr. Schorr, Carole Nelson, Bobbie Mays, Dar- lene Miller, Sally Brydson, Betty Parmen Clair Eckenrode, Frances Carton, Betty Youngs, Dorothy Monker, Joyce Ettien, Yvonne Frost laccompanistl, Phyllis West Middle Row-Julie Ann Serviss, Sally Barr, Judy Linder, Harriet Moore, Jennie Ramirez, Donna Musser, Suzie Cosner, Janice Brown, Dan- na Beal, Gloria Heaney Top Row--Beverly Barby, Sandra El- den, Sharon Teague, Carole Cassa- day, Joyce Osborne, Helen Combs, Ann Harden, Joyce Cornette, Patty Rcntch, Joyce Bucknell South Junior High Band 4 Bottom Row-Don Korner, Bob Smith, Bob Kurkowski, Ben Marshall, Ron- ald Miller, Ronald Carlton, Mike Riby, Jack Rosser, Jock Boqdanoff, Carl Lynch, Gary Knox, Director Schorr Top Row-Da v i d Smith, Claud'ne J Shirley, John Smith, Ronald Kelley, Suzanne Berry, Donna Skersick, Caro'e Malaer, Barbara Wilkinson, J George Teel, Bob Walworth, Larry Freeman in 1 I P0111 North to South South Junior High School's newly organiz- ed music groups, led by Mr. Wesley B. Schorr, were handicapped by the half-day session dur- ing the first semester, but after the move to the new school, they really got under way and added entertainment to many school programs. The orchestra presented musical entertain- ment to an evening of one-act plays on May lO, and the singing groups participated in the combined music festival of all three high schools the evening of April 25. - r l 4 Q4 Page lll While the roosters crow, and the birdies sing CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA Participating in the first of what is to be an annual Music Festival were the glee clubs and mixed choruses of Senior High, Central Junior High, and South .lunfor High the night of April 26. With Mr. Rudy Cooper, Mr. Wesley Schorr, and Miss Evelyn Sharp acting as directors, the three schools' music groups com- bined on several numbers, making a total number of l5O voices. Marie Uzes and Ann Durfey were accompanists. Left to Right--Walter Lambert, violin, Carol Johnson, violin, Rosemary Hansen, violin, Robert Bradshaw, violin, Carl Solomon, violin, Betty Hill, violin, Walter Carlton, violin, Alma Stone, violin, David Munson, flute, Alyn Wolff, flute, Richard Cron, clarinet, Carolyn Edmonds, clarinet, Frosty Duerden, clarinet, Cheryl Babajian, piano, Marianna Brax, cello, Dixie Swett, cello, Albert Roberts, trumpet, Marlow Kil- patrick, trumpet, Charles Taber, trumpet, LeRoy McDonald, saxophone, Leslie Bfeamaster, saxophone, Lowell Frizzell, drum, Bruce Zaremba, trombone, Jerry Sprague, trombone, Ann Charbonneau, bass, Lydia O'Brien, bass Page ll2 Strictly Extra-Curricular Peek- boo. . , Colifornfo sunshine , . . Angel or devil . . .. 'l'h:Jt's cold water . . . Prelude . . . I told you so . . MygolsoCorker Make it pretty ..,, There they go ..... Bicycle built for four . . . Smile pretty . . Go back to sleep . . . Three's f' crowd Page ll3 Page 114 Dances and Parties Halloween Hop Mutt and Jeff Slewfoot Sal OOPS! Da rn that run' Confab in the corner Photog rcupher around? The line-up Smile pretty! San ,Q OG lee ta's coming Q3- fx? f t sp X I-Iarcl times hoe down 'eww '? 9,1 V is 5 it 23 A 4 I 6 x L 4 . .. 7,1 Y ' ff U The elite. The winnahs. Some of the beauties of the senior class. Dancing Downeyites. Around that couple and steal o little kksf' The boys admire Joanne? winning creation, The annual Get Acquainted Dance turned out to be a bong-up affair with the theme, Hard Times. What the well dressed hobo would wear was evident and the job of picking the best dressed boy and girl was a hard one, When the decision was rendered however, Jim Hagey and Joanne Strong won by a patch, Page llS S Liz? A JW ' 3 'P sn. S - . gf: 3 In Sl A Q K . 5, 17- 1 'Q sw K 2 55' FJ ,EQ z' fl H L K if 3 . in iv? A 2 Y 1 E ai J A L 'A 1-if ' X ,fi ffffi , . , sf .1 ..,. 1 , I ,A - x, f i x I S C R ff f R X 4 9,4 x HQ, , .... Q ,Q A . fir 4. ,V K ,gi - A ef 'Y Z 'gif' :Wh M? I W laik Ak .an , Q wi N 2 11 if E Q' EQ 9 Q in .W fp -.fw We ,-- ' 1 15? 1 i fi' ' ' - ,Jw Us 'QS 3 ij , K X Si if Q v., , FY 4 ,Q ix! 'J S3 Lmm'X sg, 5 - s.. s S911 l'Mot11e1' Is a. F1'GShII13i11ll Lu ,U f, , . . g .P 'il' F ggi, Q is. . ,I ff , te. ,,. 5. The class-freshman, the school-Pointer Col- lege, the coed-Mrs. Abbot, oge 35 and known to the college as Miss Abigail Fortitude. Here are all the interesting facts which surrounded the even more interesting junior class play, Mother ls A Freshman. As the mother with an empty pocketbook and young ideas, Ruth Griffin did a wonderful iob as Mrs. Abbot. Playing her love-struck daughter, Barbara Lowe had no trouble at all deciding be- tween her biology professor, David Norman and her boy friends, Bob Fuller. However the prof had other ideas and finally won the heart of Mrs. Abbot. Presented November 29 and 30, the play took in S563 from tickets, and from the comments fol- lowing these performances, it was indicated that everyone enjoyed the play. Above: Exasperation is evident on Susan's foce upon hearing her mother's intention to enter college as a freshman. Upper left: A moment of tension as the Dean debates whether to let Abigail remain at Pointer College. Lower leftj Triumphant, after a splendid performance, the cast takes their curtain call. Lower right: Front Row---Sally Dever, Dodie Fricke, Dawn Kyees, Pat Brown, Ralph Wetmore, Carol Bernhard Back Row--Barbara Vickers, Sherman Miner if W' ' ar 'iff' Page ll9 Page I 20 Junior High Christmas play f'T11e Bellmam. of Mons Because the townspeople were greedy and dishonest, a curse was put upon the organ in the church of the little French town of Mons. Later, Jules, a small but honest and trust- worthy boy of the town volunteered to play the enchanted organ. Jules was full of faith and trust, and as soon as he began playing, the curse was lifted and the organ once more poured forth its lovely music. CAST OF CHARACTERS The Bellman of Mons - Charles Saxton Jacques ----- Jerry Chavez Antoine - - Fritz Howell Market Woman Charlotte McCurdy Dame Peye - Barbara Patterson Annette - - - Melinda Cummings First Peasant Woman Second Peasant Woman - Town Crier - - - Monsieur Gruyery - - Nancy Trollope Virginia Crow Robert Benschoter - - Dick West Mother of Jules - - Grandfather of Jules - Jules ----- Mayor of Mons - Top: Place-The crowd is standing before the church. The Town Crier is telling the crowd that the silent organ must be played before sunset. Center: Place-Before the church, Monsieur Gruyey, a greedy citizen, is begging the may- or to be the first to play the organ. Lower Left: Place-lnterior of Cowherd's cot- tage, Jules is bravely insisting that he will help his grandfather instead of going with the Bellman to play the enchanted organ. Bottom Rightg Place-ln market place beside the church. Two townspeople are about to ,purchase goods from the stalls of the local merchants. Laura Emerick - Jon Smith James Williford - Dan Durfey ' 1 Senlors .s February 7th I VICTOR VIL IE Intermission Wi, . t . - it at B193 Pmes 'lgxii Look ot the birdie . . . Woosh, gone . . . The end of 'z perfect ride . . . Ride 'em, Cowgirls . . . Let him go . . . Now for the climb . . . Greof Friendship 4 . . Should I or should l not? 4 . .Whotchc waiting for? . , . Ready for the stretcher . . . Who' hoppen to you? . . . It tickles . . , l'm o senior . , . Double cross . . , Whot's so funny? . . . Heove ho! . . . Swimming time . . . A cute couple . . . The Pepsodent Kid . . . Ditchers . . . Now the doy is over. Page l2l f ri! gf! rfwiff I, .. 1 I X, Q , av' 6 s-as K x 4' Wx 4 ,s if if-ul' 1 l . ,W .X -. N - xv, 51- . .A X wi, . ' Q - Q. Q' '.,, ,s q gif aw.: I S x mfi 55 W . , -, ,, gf ww - 35 ,. ...,. ,. 5' K 5 ' ' 9 w nf ' 3353 - 1,-fggg' ' .1:Q k ,Q , f W - ' :Tf.? 'li Q .IN x ' ,' Q' . - X: - 'R' I u I k is M. 2? Q ,Q . an Nm if X 4 .fx 5 x 'GW x h xx. is M 11.995 L 'Q 5,32 Q hs. QYS? Q . ff' 3 R E553 3 eva? 4 N Q 3 Q 3 Q. L - ' 3 , 5 v 5 K 'fx' X -- cv wx. X Q. -. f 3 D .. X R will 4 ' 3 W Q, X S ,, Q' if QA M A A . 1 N. 1 f ,fx .+ v m 5 L X , 8 3' V v , .g 1 :K KX'-x mx .1 .f al :A if As the houselights were dimmed and murmurs died away, the curtains parted March I5 and I6 on one of the liveliest plays ever presented at Downey, Lavender and Old Lace. The story takes place in a quaint New England village and produces even quainter characters such as rustic yet suspicious Hepsey, the maid, played by Janet McCurdy, ond dull-witted Joe Pendleton, play- ed by Vern Nagle. Jane Hathaway and her unfortunate new husband, Mr. Ball, were played by Claire Hanly and Rod Frederick- son. To keep Hepsy on her toes, the town gossip, So- phrony Trotter, Margaret Ellis in reality, added many suspicious moments. Nearly every play has a romance. Lavender and Old Lace goes one better and has two. Joanne Strong as Ruth Thorne, Miss Hathaway's career-minded niece, and Bob Huber as the newcomer in town, take care of most of the love angle. As the sweet little old lady, Mary Ainslie, around which the story revolves, Pat Lucas consecutively turns down the romantic offers of her old friend, Dr. Patterson, J. R. McDonough, until the end of the play when he is finally encouraged. 11 ll ln Of course, Carl, darl' g. Senior Class presents SENIOR PLAY CAST CURTAIN CALL Rod Fredrickson, Claire Hanly, Bob Huber, Joanne Strang, Patsy Lucas, Janet McCurdy, Vern Nagle, Margaret Ellis, J. R. McDonough, Marie Uzes STAGE CREW Sated Lower Row-Roberta Hawkins, Janet Irwin, Donna Berg, Loudene Blackburn Seated, Center Row-Joyce Wilson, Nina Lerche Upper Row-Bob Wiggins, LeNeta Stem, Joy McCullum, Beverly Nelson, Joan John- son, Maureen Sullivan, Gail Hooper, Marilyn Comstock, D'Neva Moses, Gladys Weyant, Alice Mogi, Roger Jennings Yes, M' Love Now you listen to me. ,W . L Lavender and Old. Lace -I 52' l ia MR. DARYL WALDRON Faculty Director MAUREEN SULLIVAN Upper Left-Ruth nere learns some very inter- esting information about her career from her Student Director friend Bernice Carlton, who is Ruth's employ- er's daughter. Above-When Mary Ainslie tells Carl that she was once in love with his father, he can hard- ly control his emotions. He kisses her as the son she had always wanted would have kissed her. Lower Left--Pandemonium breaks loose when .loe drops Jane's things H lj just as her train is leaving the station, Lower Right-To everyone's surprise, Jane returns with a new husband. Page l25 Vacations, Picnics Page l26 s is Ain't love grand? . . . Oh! those senior sweaters! . , . EEK! a mouse! Turn that crank, Man! . . . Barefoot girl with cheek of tan! . . . Here grunion! Break that pinata . . . Riding the waves . . . Oh! for a day at the beach . . . Let's go to the snow! OH! the weather outside is frightful . . . lt's Halloween . . . Here we are! .f ,- ,dr X 5 DQ o'f lo' o is , Y f ,. 'Lv,i'a1 ' 1 Q' 3 sw A F Q 3' F I 0 ,, 4. aww Q. ' .. 5' ' in L -... ' ef Q VH' M X , 5 x - A 1 ? xg, ox F -Q x 5 TW! Y 7 .. Qvx N 1 ., k 'lkll N is ' ' K ag K Iwi K x ' f ' m 4 X' 'f ' - 9-sliefzwiffx 5 QL - ' N. . - is ' - A N 41 ' .. J ' . .4 1 ku 1 4 x..' a ' 5 ' c 8' - qx Qi A .B Z: 5 Q il K K S Em' +1-ca ' x id! 61,6 gf Q s W SW on g x Freshmen present L W'hG11 I 'W'a.S Greellll Under the direction of Mrs. Charlotte Ger- ber, this year's freshman class presented their annual spring play, When I Was Green April 20, l95l. lt was the story of the Bleach- er family and friends, and the business prob- lems of Walter Dad Bleacher. The inter- mission music, furnished by the Junior High Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Mark Stillman, included Star Dust and ln A Persian Garden. Working just as hard as the stars were the understudies, including Etta Mom Bleacher, Shirley Crow and Jan Nelson, Ann Bleacher, Charlotte McCurdy, Patsy Bleacher, Beverly Malderey, Gatesworth Bleacher, Frank Rojas, Beanie Bleacher, Nancy Stingley, Roger Mar- tindale, Jim Wagy, Logan Ellsworth, Jon Smith, Henderson Elliot, Bob Doggett, Mrs. Elliott, Betty Babigan, Trisha Elliot, Betty Watkins and Lois Chadwick, Sadie, Nancy Trollope, Virginia Crow, and Loretta, Barbara Robertson. CAST OF CHARACTERS Walter Dad Bleacher - Danny Durfey Etta Mom Bleacher - - Pat Riggs Ann Bleacher - Roger Martindale Logan Ellsworth - - Patsy Bleacher - Gatesworth Bleacher Beanie Bleacher - Henderson Elliot - Mrs. Elliot - TrIsha Elliot - Sadie V- - Blackmailer - Loretta - - - Robin Malin - Fritz Howell Jimmy Williford - Carole Palas - - Bob Benschoter Melinda Cummings - - Dick West Jeanne Tyler - Shirley Brian Janet Randolph Chuck Saxton - Laura Emerick Page l29 And. a, Circle Mixer NWW : g,fg fj5kJ ,J .f X A1 ff' gym iggfiiigiiiijiisxh- V - !T:ZEUb x ' ' ' ,fu W J JJ Q95 W ,fp QW Jywfjgy img Q55 KENO, BOYS, THAT S ALL ifux -N VJ kwfx Mfr HW xx Page 130 For All vw Fgfutomotive Nigis W9 W WWJ gf W ff, Lff4j,WW M fvfwfi M M2fffWVf7W! ,gf 5W QdmQUmt M My Chevrolet TQpaz 2-2157 - 'L , ,, WIL.LlAM J. TAMKIN TOWEL SUPPLY IOI8 Venice Boulevard Los Angeles I5 California Suzy Young, Diane Jobe, and Pat Lucas speed the towel delivery. 1305 o' V Q91 . A851 5T5'w,.fi-ff is -ff? A ff' 33- Eg, .,,.J I Q N' Br A. - - Auizf. C, - is mum 3' smvicf RUSSELL'S BIKE SHOP 8027 E, Firestone Boulevard Richard Weber shows his bike-riding skill for the benefit of Punky Reamer, Connie Davidson and Margaret Ellis. I i ':XQwFi5Ql-'f'fNwfiQ3li5 iPiiMEs5?iiHWWf . wywf is Qqjxl A 5 , J, i LQ ' -'s.3xse-'-Qysq - f-9sc- fgfrgsiqz-f reg eases Isl. ,i+- H. - f3Ria9 .sg - A A , - . A 2,5 I ' i COOK S DRIVE- IN IMPERIAL HIGHWAY Downey, California We serve you best with :-- Counter Service Dining Room Service Car Service Page 132 if Elaine Reese and Robert Wilkinson examine the Melvin Ferdlgf Helen Vldovlch and Mary Virginia l Denton show pleasure at the offering of Television fine quality of Floor Coverings at Sets at Downey Carpet CO' Barnett's Radio Lab 8136 E' Firestone Bwd' 7948 E. Fafesfone Blvd. L Qczfs am! 5012 CCJl-l-SX CUrl'Glr1S 8138 E. Firestone Blvd 8l32 E. Firestone Blvd. is Where Joy Mcfjoglum and Bob Huber go Shopping have a selection of Draperies which pleases the for Menls Wear' fancy of Marlene Muravez and Marlene Yolmer. Page l33 All American Markets Modern shopping services or low prices to fit your budget. 8351 E. Firestone Blvd Downey Firestone and Pioneer Norwalk i i FOR THE BEST IN BUILDING MATERIALS, GOTO ii4Oi S. LAKEWOOD BLVD i I i i Bob Fuller and Bud Fuller know it pays to Wait For The Good Hu Man l'T1Ol M. J. BROCK al sons, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 2894 Rowena Avenue Los Angeles 39 Normandy 2-l l3l Contractors of the New Girls' Gym Page l35 li .K ' l Nl yi, .,.-........-X i , 7 Q Ruth Stull and Morgoret Ellis enjoy the beauty of George Leverenz ond Jackie Jones enjoy the com J. P, Clark, Jr.'s fort of the Potio built by cl Knorr's Nursery Adobe Engineers 7823 E. Firestone Blvd. 9715 E. Firestone Blvd. D U 'U H ffxmliiillfi RED STAR FERTlLl.iaE ,.,,.,,,,. 4. Y-, .W dvi., Y i-,........-.-.T.-f- - ,,,v Y W Early American furniture seems to agree with Evan Myers, Jim Buchner, Don Barnett, Don Punky Reamer and Norma Sopp as they admire the display of . DeRush and Davy Phillips man a lumber carrier at Byron Whllels Van Matre-Mannin Lumber HOME FURNISHINGS Q 8152 E. Firestone Blvd' H203 S. Paramount Blvd. Robert Lytle and Christy Freeman are shown one Shopping in the same district Christy meets Carol ot many fine linoleum carpets at Kartrude buying school supplies at Coulson's Linoleum Kensco Stationery 8l4O E. Firestone Blvd. 8148 E. Firestone Blvd. Page l37 Chic Shop J. J. Newberry lO923 S. Downey Avenue Marlene Muravez models one of the eye-catching bathing suits from CHIC SHOP Diane Jobe Katie Erickson and Doug Phillips enjoy one of the many fine appliances Page i38 Bean and Wheeler 8218 E. Firestone Blvd, 8303 E. Second Street llO45 S. Downey Avenue Layton and Cole is where D'Neva Moses Nan Robinson and Sue Jennings find prices and quality just right. Ma rsha Jobe and Bobbie Petterson sample the cosmetics at ,,, ,, A ,v X - V ' ESE!! cause s r er M ii . :mann nssnxmen at 1. A . I D ASM Nancy Myers and George Oliphant discover the truth of the slogan For a good dependobfe, sharp used car see JIM WECKLER, Inc. 8406 East Firestone Boulevard After school, students seek refreshment and pur- A power shop in one tool is only one of the many h k' d f I' t suplies shown to Jerry Monahan by Bert Douglas at C Use many In S O Supp 'es G Downey Hardware Rexcll Drug 11121 S. Downey Avenue H108 S. Downey Avenue Page T39 lL H.LOOS 8 L'9 El EIINNOEI VH 3 ..- VINHOJVIVD 'S S3139Nv S01 auoqdala-L UGG ZL8l'E WPI 'U 0 4n m -In O X V X DIRECTORY of BUSINESS SERVICES JOHN MORRISON, JR., D.D.S. SCHUYLER P. STRANG, D.D.S. LEROY N. NISSON, D.D.S TOpaz 2-4892 TOpaz 2-4272 Dental Offices - IIOI7 South Paramount DOWNEY, CALIFORNIA TOpaz 2-7836 N. C. PONNELL DR. H. A. STEVENSON WILLIAM P. WILSON Public Accountant Osteopathic Surgeon Attorney-At-Law I 1040 S h D A 8335 East Second Street I 1040 South Downey Avenue OU' Owney venue TOpaz 2-2731 IOfficeI Topaz 2-0264 TOPOI 2-2544 Topaz 2-3813 IHomeI DR. JAMES P. MERRIGAN DR. JAMES D. WHITE HNRRY C. WILHELM Dentist Optometrist Chiropractor 10901 South Downey Avenue 8306 East Third Street I0903 South Downey Avenue TOpaz 2-2732 TOpaz 2-4826 TOpaz 2-2266 ,. ! . E. ELGIE CALVIN JOHN C. SIMS, D.D.S. JOHN W. FREDERICKSON Insurance Agency Dentist Accountant and Auditor 8340 V2 East Second Street 8232 East Third Street 8338 East Third Street TOpaz 2-2145 TOpaz 2-2257 TOpaz 2-4805 DR. LYMAN P. FRAZIER H. C. - J. J. YEARWOOD DR. WARREN S. SPIKE Dentist Public Accountants Optometrist I IO27 East Third Street 8247 East Firestone Boulevard 8338 East Second Street TOpaz 2-2232 TOpaz 2-2872 TOpaz 2-223i omni ' - U Q gmt Im' My-4 A convenient place to find everything you need for Ralph Wetmore, Mario Ferrante, Don Swick and the dinner tgblel Qt ecgnomicql prigeg is Corky Tenney see how lumber is easily handled with Horton's Drive-ln Market Paramount at Third Street modern equipment at Firestone Lumber Co. 8324 E. Firestone Blvd. Page l 42 fu, -gn laqglu Tm:--..4 Q r G M.-., it-will Owl-Rexall 8200 E. Firestone Blvd. Supplies Gwen Boutault and Cherril Smith with their much needed vitality, Hadacol. Saywell's Florist H550 S. Paramount Blvd. Gives Moe Sullivan and Margaret Miner plenty at Variety and beauty in floral arrangements. An after school snack refreshes Patsy Williams, Shirley Maynard, Helen Grondahl, Dolores Roller and Joyce Wilson at E. ll Cummings -l' l-l E AT l? E S Brigg's Candy Store llOO3 S. Downey Ave. MERALTA lO9l2 S. Downey Ave. A V E N U E llO22 S. Downey Ave. N O R W A L K On Firestone Blvd. in Norwalk planett Manufacturing Co. Manufacturers of Welded Wire Products 1102! Soufh Dolan Margie Dunton, Margaret Ellis and Ruth Stull Downey, California watch Bob Wiggins make like Hopalong Cassidy at Flying Horse Ranch 5969 E. Firestone Blvd. Page 143 Dixie Lee Neff and Nancy Barnes smile with plea- Paddy Baird and Mary Macon look over the selec- 5U e 01 the be0UflfUl dl5Pl0Y Of tion of fine fountain pens at DOWWGY Fl0VlS'fS Downey Stationers 8631 E. Firestone Blvd. 10921 S. Downey Avenue 1 Arlis Arnold, Roberta Young, Delorus Turner and Donna Rarick admire the fine workmanship and skill evident in pictures by Pace. . W Page 144 Charles Pace Studio Portraits - Commercial Wedding Portraits and Candid Albums Photo Finishing 24-Hour Service 8134 E. Firestone Blvd. TOpaz 2-0821 Ti-IF CI QCK DRIVE-I N RESTAURANTS Eight Convenient Locations to Serve You H364 E. Firestone Blvd., Norwalk Friendship ls Our Business TOrrey 4-1815 Page 145 'T I Downey Department Store I IIIZ6 S. Downey Avenue is where Jerry Monahan and Cynthia White do their shopping. Shirts are shown by Janet Frederick. tifw 5+ ft T h i s B o o k Z was Made ln Downey by THE LIVEWIRE only completely equipped COMMERCIAL PRINTERS in Downey I IO07 S. Downey Avenue TOpaz 2-2lO7 TOpaz 2-2lO8 TOpaz ,2-0258 Home or THE Downey l Livewire and The Leader Your Home Town Newspapers I Z, :I 1 n V L, AM-'ff-1'-f4ef-M-nfff rff ' 'nf 7' -ff-4' e9'4 ' 'J4 ' 4 4 '5z 701-U is I g 4 , l .4446-ddvw ,1o96,7'W4., 4, , .I Mfg- fwffyemf fifaxf uh., ,,g L A I 7 l' I ' ' W, I , I 1 5 S I f A4421 D, ,f ' ' 1 .2 . si , -, N - f L.. CROWN wishes to thank-the Downey Board of Donkworthl Inc. Trustees and all School Officials for the many past v ' business courtesies, and also extends its sincere best 141 lZlOjNA '9Ele5 Il S l Si'3g g 'C'S20 8 l est event t. ost t. I wishes to the entire Student Body tor greatest future happiness and success. Crown Body 84 Coach Corp. 2500 East l2th Street ' Los Angeles Zl, California Page I'-I6 Commencement Invitations Q O -1 -1 0 O -r 'U ID -1 In O 3 2 Q D 1 Q. U7 Q c cr 1? 3 Ui . rn a. o 7 Famous Herff-Jones Class Rings . O wg? 3 so it E E i I A .2'wcw' Y l 6 Wallar's Appliance Store Wallar's Furniture Store 11033 S. Downey Avenue 8512 Firestone Blvd. lacross from high schooll Phone TOpaz 2-2201 Phone TOpaz 2-5238 Everything In Television, Gas and Electric Appliances - Furniture, Mattresses, Everything for The Home , 7 ik. 7 V. . E.. -.. . f jf i f . gn I . , bA41l4-Al .. lZ'1'!,,. isig 5 S- 2 5 ' 5 MONROE RUBINGER, Franchise Store Owner TOpaz 2-0279 LeNeta Stem and Janice Copeland look longingly 8157 E- Firestone Blvd, Downey Conf. at the beautiful cake at H o rn e B a k e r y Wedding Cakes Our Specialty 11139 S. Downey Avenue Page 147 Jim Hagey and Connie Davidson get expert advice Virginia Rozell and Ruth Griffin find quality from Conrad Potashnick, right, on the purchase of a twin sweater set at jewelry in abundance at Potashnick's A 'ClY'5 JeWele S 1 1 134 5, Downey Avenue 8337 E. Firestone Blvd. A I l Melvin Ferdig, Marlene Volmer, Kenny Ganser, Donna Berg, Margaret Miner and Jim Hearn in the dining room. M Page l4S o 5sr'.'f1 Vw- Let's Go To The Q Poway! Corner Firestone and Lakewood . 0 X Marlene, Jim, Donna, and Kenny at the inside booths. Marlene, Margaret, Donna, and Bob Wiggins fs. A carhop waits on Marlene, Margaret Melvin, Jim, Donna and Kenny l ' WMM' Q ?4l?1f2f-L2 ,WWVMMQM R516 51273 QQ by ff' +6 ,Tj6,0m7Z,,,f, mil-iff MWAQ 35'-Q7fv'fA'lfL. Ky 'Am'-' - KWMMXNWWM jwkasw. S14 SMX- 'W' 3 , 57 Aff N!,f 'Q , W Nl 45 vfiw-v-' Q f Xfgfahgf ww! W .QQQMUDL ff QW M W ffm Wifi? 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