El Rancho High School - Por El Ano Yearbook (Pico Rivera, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

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X Y 2 N, V M 2 ,fi , - WTI Q FE ' c XX 1 , If P X T 3 5295? A f R R S K 5 Q H XJ . 2 ,. puny . g A V N, -V . .4 Q- I ,- . v u Q . 3, X5 Xb Mig? I, Si YW cg .1 A f r XX J 23.92 V F yr' X . ' NJ x 1 r y? '70 D ,axr W ., K it :A mwufk ,Hg 4 3,44 .V -15925-Lv,xs ,. I A... 153. gif 55-wx? ' Q. -ri,.fk,?i?'4 E53 L - Q fx ,A Ik M 5- T' ' 3? ,ix r KI, :fl Y E . L L ZR, 3222 Y' I Q, WM ff 9427 ff Q77 , W THE FIRST YEARBCDOK ICQML, I PUBLISHED BY SQJSLLML. ,EMIS ILMWELOQLHW. ,Wm THE ASSOCIATED! T UDN ODYJTJAL QQWWI ,fi I JOUR-Q EL RANCHO HIGH SCHCDOL RIVERA, CALIFORNIA WHITTIEQ-,QLIJISN HI GH SCHOOL DISTRICT X221 yn ,L VOLUME I ifagjizpcg !,f'vL.f Iliawff SCENES GF THE NEW EL RANCHO This is noi' one person or any group of people lallcing, bul' 'rhe spiri+ of EI Rancho High School ifself. l s+ar'red under greal' handicaps. My leams were hampered by a limiled number of players, and by +he absence of seniors. Some of my buildings were no? yel finished a+ The beginning of school. There were no lawns, no cloclcs, no eleclric lighls in 'rhe buildings and no lunch rooms. Bul' all of fhese fhings seemed noi +o discourage my people, bul' ra+her lo presenr a real challenge. Through hard worlc, pafience and cooperalion from +he s+uden'rs, facul+y adminis+ra+ion and all o'rhers concerned wi+h l'he operafion of +he school we came ou+ on lop. ln all of California l'here will be no school iusl' like me. l was nor buill' by making addilions +o an already exisling plan? bul' inslead l am a complere unil' planned a+ one +ime. My buildings are of beaufiful slyling and modern marerials. I possess 'rhe finesf high school a'rhle+ic rraclc in 'rhe coun+ry. HIGH SCHOCDL CAMPUS Because of grea+ foresigh+ on behalf of my planners, +housancls of young people will go oul info +he world ready +o face +he problems +ha+ will confronl' 'l'hem. Al+hough ihis firs'r year I have no'r been able 'ro offer as many courses as some o+her schools, +he choice will widen each year. As more s+uden'ls enroll wi+h +he increase of populalion of +his area, +hey will find adequale insfrucfion for 'rheir needs. Taking all of +hese 'I'hings in+o consideralion H would no'r be 'FiH'ing +o dedicale +he yearbook +o any one individual or group. Bu'r rafher 'rhis yearbook is dedicaled +o +he en+ire personnel of EI Rancho High School: fhe s+uden+s, +he secre+aries, +he cusfodians, 'rhe facul+y, 'rhe adminis+ra+ion and +he Board of Trusfees. p i DISTRICT ADMINISTRATORS AND MR. C. I'I. WENNERBERG Superintendent Whittier Union High School District If a family gree+ed a new addition only once in 50 years, it would be considered a Iremendous occasion. WhiHier Union High School DisIric+ now has ifs second high school in 53 years of existence and we are iusI as proud as any family could be on 'rhe event of a new addition. The Board of Trustees, AdminisIraI'ors, Faculty, and ofher employees of Ihe dis- +ric+, are pleased with the enthusiasm of. and progress made by s'rudenI's, faculty and others, at EI Rancho in its first year. Congra+uIa+ions and conI'inued success 'ro all of you. C. H. Wennerberg Superintendeni' MR. LEN GRANDY Administrative Assistant MRS MARION W. I-IODGE MR. JACK LEWIS MR. ROGER WEEKS MR, NEWTON ROBINSON MR. ALLEN AUSTIN D,,eCyO, of CW,-iqulum Business Manager Director of Attendance Assistant Director Coordinator of of Attendance Industrial Arts BOARD OF TRUSTEES W .af , W WM wwf f ff ,V,! I ,W X , f Ill? ,f ff f , -' ,Q g ' ' ,' WJ! F 7 f f f DR. MAXWELL FLANDERS, MR. JACK SWAIN, MR. LEE MCNITT, MR. DOUGLAS FERGUSON and M, WALLACE WIGGINS MR. EVERETT JORDAN Direcfor of Adult cmd Confirluofion Schools YI N..1' MR. DELOSS WILLIAMS MISS ROSS DRAKE DR. LELIA KERNKAMP MISS EVELIN WALSH MISS MILDRED PENSKE Librarian Direclor of Cofelerics DisIricIPI1ysicicn Disfricf Nurse Disfricr Denrol Service EL RANCHCD ADMINISTRATCDRS MR, HAROLD S. WIDNEY Principal MISS FLORENCE TIMMERMAN Vice-Principal This has been a year of many firs+s a'I EI Rancho High School. lWe are fhe firsf high school 'ro be eslablished in I'he Whi++ier Union High School Disfricl' in over a half cenlury. -We have wri++en +he firsl school songs, seen +he firsi' 'frees planfed, and walched +he firsl buildings being erecled. ---We have had our firsl assembly, firsl foolball game, firsl' Girls' League Dance, firsl issue of 'Ihe sludenl newspaper, and 'Ihe firsl yearbook fo be published a+ EI Rancho. As s+uden+s and Ieachers, we have been a par+ of all Ihese firs+s . We have wa+ched a school grow Ihroughoul a very successful year. Ofher new high schools lo be buill' in 'rhe disfricl' will loolc I'o us for lhe leadership which we can righlfully give, if EI Rancho remains among Ihe firsl in high schools of our counfry. MISS GERALDINE MACDONALD MR. DON DOUGLAS MISS LOIS WINTER MR. SAM WARREN Duedor of gfudem Aciiviiieg Deon of Boys Deon of Girls Director of Adult Educoton AND FACULTY MEMBERS Mr. Bruce, Mr. Fisher, Mr. DeVries, Miss Broady, Mr. Gotfschiich, Mr. Dandridge, Mr. Adams, Mr. Esselsfrom, and Mr. Gardner. Q 1 ? Mr, Jackson, Mr. Osterman, Mr. Noble, Mr. Kerr, Miss Mears, Mr, Solfys, Mr. Mays, Mr. Moore, Mr. McLeI1an and Mr. Wineinger. 'A Mr, Jillson, Miss Hilker, Mr. Harris, Miss Jenfges, Mr. Jeffrys, and Mr. Heard. ,,. Mr. Broidy, Mr. Horner, Mr. Newton, Mr. Lapp, Mrs. Peileft, Mrs. Oisen, Miss Kmeoss, ana' Mr, Porter, KN , 9 si 3- ' ig if , A x ' . avi? Bolt Row: Tom Whittaker, Joy Falsave, Karen Swenson, Lola Polk, Adrienne Marshall, Julie Rivera, Brent Sea l, Top Row: Claucl Wooten, Jim Linclblacl, John Flowers, Mr. Lapp, Miss Macdonald, Mr. De Vries, Stan 5 K ely, Mary Alice Cola, Barbara Rath. Q Qs i as 1 J 3 gfhe provisional council was 'rhe firsf governing body in EI Rancho. Xb V B Chosen las+ year by prospeclive EI Rancho sludenfs, +heirs was +l'l9 iob of 5 3,5 g mng s+uden+ governing problems fhal' arose before 'rhe s+udenl' body had a con- N i+u+ion and regularly elecled officers. X Qi Wfrlrhough condifions were nol' very good, rhese peolpe did a fine job Q X s ss nl ' 5 s .J as Fl 55 f,,,s,W,,W . ,, Throughou+ 'rhe year El Rancl1o's firsi' songleaders helped pro- mofe school spiri+ and drove +he +eams on. Adding music and color +o +he games and pep rallies were: Jean Trenl, Adrienne Marshall, Judy Arenald and Louise Perris. Also more rhy+hm and skill was shown by our own maioreH'e Marsha Slinson. 1 'NJ Top Row: Adrienne Marshall, Dianne Snyder, Julie Rivera, Donna Berry, Joy Folsave, Heleon Arndt, Karen Swenson, Sylvia Golden, Louise Compton, Mary Alice Cola, Pat Clark, Barbara Rath. Middle Row: Mr. Lapp, Miss Mac- donald, Mr. Kerr, Joe Hunt, Frank Colantuano, Sam Cosentino Dwayne Fairchild, Stan Wimberley, Brent Seawell, Dave Bevard, Alden Simmons, Mrs. Olsen, Mr. De Vries, Mr. Jillson. Bottom Row: John Flowers, Bart Kirk, Claud Wooten, Tom Whittaker, Jim Lindblad. The group ot students with the help ot faculty advisors tormulated our tirst constitution. People were sent to other schools to study their plans ot student govern- ment. These students returned to school with some very good ideas about how our school might be governed. Out ot these ideas came our student constitution. This is soon to be voted on ancl approved by the student body. , l l no nf- A' l Leading Yells adding pep and plenty ot noise during El Rancho's tirst year were Brent Seawell, Lola Polk, Donna Alteri and Tom Whittaker. vfim THESE PROVIDE NEEDED SERVICE 25 .3 0 rf 9 it x ,Ji I Ffls, my , . ' ' D25 4 s C. Barnett, Ruth Hinshaw, Walter Cox, Frank Klopfenstein DR. ZACHARY DR, LEE Mies. MERKLE, P.H.N. These people humbly consid- er themselves little cogs in a big wheel but we all know that with- out the little cogs there would be no wheel. Mrs. Glenus Bateman, Mrs. Jeanette Hemmerling, Mrs, Franke Durett, Mrs. Jaima Roberts, Mrs. Agnes Cummings, Safeguarding the health ot the student body both with knowledge ot medicine and ot human nature was the girls' Dr Zachary and the boys' Dr. Lee and our own wondertul nurse Mrs. Merkle. FOR OUR SCHOOL LIFE lazy These are l'he men lo whose pa+ience, hard worlc and experience, we owe our beau+ilul campus. Lefl' 'ro righl, Frank Cummings, William Burchell, Ernesl' Orias and Andrew Fisher. 5 l ' Good food and plenty of it was the motto of the cafeteria workers. Left to right are. Mrs, M. Haedon, Mrs E. Williams, Mrs. O. Ferrari, Mrs. D. Macdonald, Mrs. A. Strunk, Mrs. D. Wise, Mrs. E. Otto, Mrs. K, Johnsoo. EK THE FIRST CLASSES AT EL RANCHO HIGH SCHGOL AIN? new 0 wh at W JUNICDRS BECOME BACKBONE GF SHORTI-IAND I AUTO SHOP I , I P. I I 5 . I . W TYPING I SCIENCE CLASSES HANDI I I Fronf Row. L. Moulclen, G. Lundquisf, B. Cooper, S. Cosenfino, P. Campisi, R. Escareno. Second Row: B. Fischer, J, Zakarian, N. Evans, K. Klien, B. Cox, B, Rath, S. Marshall, D. Tayor, B. Morse. Standing: Miss Kneass, I-I. Piazza, C. Buscarino, S. Muro, A. Marshall, J. Hose, M. Nolan. 4 STUDENT ACTIVITIES IN Ist YEAR Since Ihere are no Seniors a+ EI Rancho Ihis year 'rhe Juniors were Ihe backbone of Ihe school. Some of I'he aclivilies in which I'hey Ioolc a leading perl' were: 'rhe varsiry Ieams in foofball, baseball, baslcelball, Jrennis, and Iraclc, founcling of clubs and slarling of Iradilions. Among 'Ihese Iraclilions already are +he VarsiI'y-l7acuI'I'y game, I'he afler-l'he-game dances, Junior Talenl' Show and many olhers. As iuniors, Ihey chose I'he firsl' rings. Their hopes are 'rhal' I'he cresl' +hey chose will be a permanenl one Ihroughoul' Ihe schooI's fulure hisI'ory. Wilhoul' seniors, +he iuniors will have had a greal experience and honor in being +he lop class for Iwo suc- cessive years. fixm I U , gs I Q4 4 T CRAFTS AMERICAN LIFE CLASS i,, x 1 .. Wg. 1 --L ,, xg ' I As 55 From' Row: D. Clark, D. Posf, J. Simm, J, Neff, P. Colivo, D. Caro. Second Row: Mr. Noble, L. Schreiber, L, Mali, E. Bronstein, D. Wcdelton, N. Lowrey, D. Cloybroolc, J. Clark, J, Trent, N. Nickols, n f fn W- vw---If Front Row: M. Sturdivant, E. DeLaTarre, B. Whitrnan, J. Allen, D. West, J. Sherry, G. Henke, K, Roberts. Second Row: J. Rothermel, B. Bryant, R. Rogers, P. Davis, J. Lindgren, G, Toliver, P. Pooler, D. Cottle. Standing. B. Rankin, B. Brown, K. Gehlken, E, Casillas, Mr. Heard. Front Row: L. Mallory, F. Duarte, A. Douglas, D. Herron, J. Traylor, D. Fairchild, T. Clantuono, J. Fraka. Second Row: W. Corwin, D. Lend, N. Medwedift, R. Villalpando, Y. Finke, J. Blowers, G. Garcia, D, VanOosting, B. Johnson. Standing: C, Wooten, G. Wright, Miss Kneass, N. Majors, C. Crosby, B, Smith, D. Encinas, N. Gustaf- son, C. Putnam, C. Olguin. Front Row: G. Ozaeta, R. Burciaza, D, Muro, R, l-lardg, B. Barrnore, L. Ferris, T. Prieto. Second Row: Mr. Kerr, E. Garcia, A. Vega, B. Lorenson. f 3 , , ! Z, 4 J ii 1 ,, ff M4 ,Z Z vw 59,90 :ff , V 5 , 4173? Y in X .1 , I V , A ef' 1 X x fw. M' ,' .. 11, ,fl X 3 if X W Xl . f ff ' KWX .A X . is if I 5 Q wx . .4 K 1 x fix X w ada' Z, bfi-' 5524 if f 17 X 2 ,J ,Y nl W f Lf 22 1 Q w ij? 1 W 140,49 14 'QW W I f -- fa K v X ,Z Vw jf x, w4!,f,, Sf , W .MA xy , y , ,, f KJ if ' V, X W ZW' 1 'pg Q px f' W. ymw' W K7 7 f , 4' ,WM ff V, wx ,f ww? if 1 F , 'Cv' hh 1 if f, .ff 'Z v f K, 'V ..- M Qiw HF! is w. . i Z? f Nfx SGPHOMORES GIVE GREAT A A I ,Y, x W S 'fix WORLD CULTURES CLASS GENERAL CRAFT Fronl Row. J. Moore, B. Stevenson, A. Nelsen, D. Osburn, D. Nagel, B. Seowell. Second Row: D. Snyder, J. Liniewicy, P. Hoffman, S. VonSelow, J. Curd, S. Sterling, J. Wiley, J. Rivero, T. Wiffoker, H. Torres. Slornding: J. Koylcr, B. Gerle, J. Slockburger, C. Vinson, J. Berlini, L. Polk, D. Aboud, H. Johnson, Mr. Tommen. X . , ,. , . W., f .. .. . Vx Q Fronf Row: E. Stone, R. Juarez, M. Melendrez, C. Chose, R. Kroner, L. Wrinkle, B. Bell, L. Thon, R. Arnold, B, Porter, l-l. Johnson, G. Semler, D. Cormicheol. Second Row: Mr. Oslermon, M. Bicknell, G. Willicrms, J. Fowler, A. Escomdon, J. Sfoboligh, B. Freshwoler, B. Sherman, K. Hardy, R. Rudow, J. Cosrillo, P. Covlin, D Brown, C. Horrison, T. Tilclinofl, D. Briggs, E. Thompson, M. Riggid. 7 i Z SUPPORT DURING FIRST YEAR Wi'I'hou+ +he suppor+ oi lhe sophomores in clubs and o+her ac'rivi+ies 'The school would noi' have had such a good year. The Sophomore Talenl' Show was very en1'er'l'aining and well organized. Members of rhe Sophomore Class are sfarring +o rhink abou1'+heir Junior Rings,J1inior Prom and of fheir fufure acrivifies in and opal' of school. f ,rf f I .. .Q f iw Z W A a 57 5 f v fgi f wsnlvlfi ff, hob- ax 1 q W ig, .MMV I 17, f 1 'M L ii .2 4 . M' ' 7 1 X 9 ,-. ,,, ,,., f Z' -'aff ,.,, ,. 'Z ' 'W ' ' V: V- V . 6' Q, lf ' Zig Z 'L' ?' 6V ' ' arf Z ,,. f V -' 4 1 J ' - V fr. 5 ,J , ,, ,,, ,,A , , , ., . , 6 L f V A -9,-5, , . ...wa 'V X , If . 4 A I N if T , 4 ' ' K Q gk? L ,f J , ,A . ., X 2 f ' X M H - , 4 'wr 573 Front Row: W. Willhife, B, Voight, W. Johnson, T. Henry, R. Halley, W. Culbertson, D. Guthrie, D. Cook, B. Kirk, E. Flint, R. Murphy. Second Row: Mr. Moore, J. Miller, R. Foster, R, Brightup, M. Kingsland, D. Miller, J, Tenney, D. Durbec, B. Reich, L. MeGralh, D. Grilhn, S, Berglond, G. Rivard, Y. Parrish, A. Ramirez, C. Herrick, C. Villalpanpo, R. Gomez, Top Row: E. Malendez, L. Smith, NA. Rumble, C. Hunter, J. Moore, C. Chavez, R. Ramos. P 27V'7.ri, Q . Fronf Row: L. Hancock, R. Ridenaur, C. Torres. Second Row: E. Maichrzak, D. Pool, P. Leonard, O. Priero, E Duran, J. Hammer, Mrs. Pelleff, A. Espinosa. Q9 fiiw 1231? f A f W, ' MQW ,U . up xx WW , W.-xx Q f fic- Z x L.. W 594 r. in 0. XE X X, Q9 4, , I 'ff f I vga Q an o '-...F ,,,, ,q--2 X. A, f ,W f, 1 Magix I MQW? ,f 711 K 1 gf 'i 'Z MECHANICAL DRAWING ART CLASS Debold, J. Vicknoft, B. Fortes, J. Rybock, B. McLean, B. Garmaway, J. Duke, P. Virgo. Second Row: Rosales, A. Armenta, M, Cola, O. Ortiz, S. Feldman, S. Munsil, J. Grubongh, J. Arnold, P, Walker, S. Larson, S. Chaney, R. Schmitt, J. Willis. Standing: T, Sanchey, T. Johnson, J. Sergent, J. Childs, S. McDonald, F. Yaney, K. Vann, L. Vonlfpps, D. Camlrell, R. Smith. . 4-df Jg,,,.ff ' f 'i:. 4' ont Row M Tubbs, L. Choate, C. Nix, J. Burgess, T. Parlcer, R. Lee, D. Taylor, J. Hammond, J. Cawthon, Mendey S cond Row: J. Jones, C. Boles, Mr. Osterman, G. Perlce, 3. Caballero, E. Muro, J. l-laden, l. cins B orsmon, T. Tubbs, C. Sollender, V. Lopes, J. Burger, B. Toney, J, Pina, J. Cantarini. Standing. M B cs J VonGeem P. Renley, B. Behling, B. Hodge, J. Lewis, R. Quintero. FROSH IMPCDRTANT IN lst YEAR The freshmen were no1 rhe only students to be new to El Rancho this year, the sophomores and juniors were just as new and at first the whole school was in a turmoil, but after the first week everything setlled down and went along smooihly. For the 'lirsl' 'rime the 'freshmen had an imporlanl' role in starting the traditions and this will help them 'ro become future leaders. The Freshmen Talent Show was very successful, Next year they will have many other activities in which +o enter since as sophomores 'rhey will be beH'er adapted to high school life. SNACK TIME 'JF' Front Row: P. Tisci, N. Manis, J. Flavin D. Willsey, F. Ramirez, A. Costanza, B. Reeves. Second Row: N. Meriitt J. Falslev, J. Lopez, D. Walden, J. Flanagan, J. Hunt, R. Willson, A. Simmons, E. Ocampo, I.. Smith, E. Sher wood, R. Fairchild, B. Rickard. Back Row: P. Nittel, Mr. Lapp, D. Bevard, M. Newman, J. Smith, M. Amato D. Milloy, S. Kirk, C. Costabile, N. Fisher, S. Stewart, C. Hagman, B. McNeal, R. Woods. Of' , 1 Front Row. R. Boreherding, C. Fontes, B. Packwood, B. Bostic, W. Seale, B. Goff, S. Blackmarr, J. I-lasl Bolick. Second Row: Miss Winter, G. Roesch, D. Porter, A. Supe, D. Harris, B. Jennings, L. Dietker, D. Danielsen M, Louett, K. Swensen, D. Berry, J. Rockfeller, B. Mosino. Standing: D, Daly, M. Davis, R. Heald, R. Lampson D, Johnson, B. Hartline, V. Weed, B, Thompson, J. Haney, J. DiGregorio. am, D kwin-fdffbffifkf f r i W M Front Row. K. Dunmead, D. Case, A. Schafer, B. Girlich, B. Derly, R. Corrillo, J. Ward, M. Heinbolcel, B. Darly, D. Ologue, R. Peterson. Second Row: D. Winchel, J. Spurlock, B. Srnith, B, Sallgreri, L. Koop, J. Kimble, P. Denney, Standing: B. Brown, M. Verdugo, C. Phillips, M. Francis, B. O'Dell, Mrs. Purcell, M. Yslas, B. Hill, C. Currier. 1171 .., n,u'.n 51 Front Row: K. Wilson, E. Fulcker, J. Browning, T. Lockhart, R. Lunclquist, M. Feingolcl, M. Nett, M. Rolilerty, G. Stubbe, C. Goodwin, K, Linville, D. Benell. Second Row: R. Melendrez, E. Oloque, R. Duliley, J. Trent, M. Retz- loft, P. Vcron, P. Foul, D. Vrios, L. Radowitz, V. Tvrpin, G. Reynolds, M. Malenlcy, P. Cowling, W. Morgan, Mr. Gottschlich. Standing. D. Stocking, M. Grmberg, D. Kenyon, C. Rosales, L, Modyrnan, D. Schmidt, S. Brown, C. Diaz. Front Row: R. Brown, A. Hernandez, D. DeJardirie, E. Pico, B. Logunas, W, Ehlshide, J. Salioin, T. Sherwood, J. Costabile, D. Chinery, J. Sullivan, G. Johnson, A. Nelson. Second Row. J. Hughes, B. Webber, J. Price, P. Henson, M. Brooks, S. Traner, J. Molindez, L. Maiors, S, Devitt, S. Russell, F. Dobbs, F, Gornez, M. Otto.-.cy J. Albright, A. Jones, V. Oliver, C. Yoder, Mr. DeVries, Front Row: E. Deluero, N. Ozoeto, Mr. Gordner, J. Heuer, H. Corletello, J. Torres, E. Cowling, D. Boden, J. Arceniego. Front Row: R. Gruenke, J, Lindgren, J. Gonnowoy, C. Templin, G. Smissen, J. Willhite. Second Row: F. Hill, L. Compton, P. Ruiz, S. Corey, S. Gregg, A. Acosto. Standing. B, Redd, Mr. DeVries. f-wif if F Z 4 Front Row: R. Hoftiowoy, P. Turley, C. Romo, L. Denton, R. Woodring, G. Holifield, J. Dominguez. Second Row: D. Dioz, E. Mortinez, A. Moreno, E. Cobrol, M. Rodriguez, D. Rodriguez, S. Lowrey, R. Castro, J. Kiggior, J. Evons, M. Dioz, V. Rincon, M. Nuneg. Standing: Mr. Jockson, R. Ritzer, P. Corlson, H. Potts, J. Potts, J. Devitl, R. Botehelor, R. Horris, R. Houk, T. Horgon, D. McColleen, S. Foster, M. Moyer. l it . Front Row: R. Martinez, R. Worner, A. Mogona, R, Seopin, J. LoFay, D. Brurnmett, L. Pullen, T. Zogob, Second Row: B. Krotsch, J. Anderson, M. Bromzovic, J. Hodge, H. Arndt, B. Kosslcy, C. Brackney, H. Loustaunau, J. Mack. Standing: J. Myrenius, B. Cunningham, N. Cornell, C. Till, N, Ellis, B. Carr, D. Seidler, B. Allen, E. Benson, Mr. Jillson. ? . gf' Front Row: J. Smith, T. Swenson, L. Longaere, L. Logue, D. Cook, C, Serna, B. Trujillo, N. Vaillancourr, J. Romero. Second Row: Mr, Lopp, M. Ponce, J. Meyers, B. Anderson, C, Calvert, L. Pico, P. Finley, G, Olivares, S. Cosillas, H. Mendoza, M. Bronzovic, M. Little, J. Pounds. ' i Front Row: F. Eadie, S. Hess, D. Warner, G. Buchanan, F. Colontwono, C. Cobb, H, Gubilterra, R. Costibile R. Carl. Second Row: Mr. Newton, H. Calderon, W. Carothers, M. Hill, N. Nix, J. Alderson, B. Peck, S. B.own, l. Thies, G. Young, C. Langley. Standing: K, Graham, J. Rumos, B. Fox, B. Kelly, W. Horn, R. Ford, H. O Canpo, R. Lemon, L. Stroter, E. Ravgewitz. lf, THE FIRST YEAR OF ACTIVITIES 81 CLUBS AT EL RANCHO HIGH SCHGCDL 4 LATIN CLUB TIES ANCIENTS T0 MODERNS LATIN CLUB Tying the ancient world with the modern world were the Latin Club members. With the help ot Mr. Jack- son, these students learned a great deal about this ancient Ian- guage. Bottom Row: Earl Flint, Bob Voight, John Flowers, Mike Newman, John Hill, Richard Heald, Mike Davis, Wayne Scale, Alden Simmows, Midd c Row: Bill Stevenson, Charles Nix, Dianna Daly, Judy Spu.lock, Ann Weber, Mari- lyn Ottaway, Ma y Edfes, Jo Anne Slocfburgcr. Standing: Virgil Weed, Walter Culbertson, Mr. Jackson, Andy llelson, Nona Gustalson, Norma Lowery, Barbara Werle. SERVICE GROUP ACT AS GUIDES SERVICE CLUB '71 VV .. Q 4' lt ,,., - f I jeonng Daly, Chgrlean Yoder, Tonya Tickonotl, Arlean Young, Janet Slrulie, Virginia Wagner, Pat Nittcl, Pat Brown, Miss Vortanian. This group ot girls may be small, but they did a big iob. All through the year they acted as usherettes, and guided new students around our campus. With- out this group ot students there would be a bit ot confusion about our campus. Miss Helen Vartanian has helped these students by acting as advisor. Money, Money, Money, +ha+'s all These s+uclen+s saw. OF course They were The Finance Commi+'ree. They handled all of our financial prob- lems, and Mr. Por+er was There +o see l'ha'r 'rhings ran along smoo+hly. Under The ca- pable advisor Mr. Orval McLellan, wi+h presidenl' K e n G e h Ike n, Dean Cook, vice president secre- +ary and 'rreasurer G a r y Lunclquisf, and sergean+-a+- arms Philip Arvi- zu, The Varsi+y Club planned and presen+ecl The Varsi+y Drag . These boys have been lcepf aciive +his year wilh many even+s. HNANCEERS HANDLE STUDENT FUNDS FINANCE COMMITTEE Lef! fo Righf: Mr. Porter, Joanne Lineiwiiz, Roberta Hodge, Joan Tliorr pson, CCI ol llostow, Louise Mali, John Flowers. VARSITY CLUB BUSY WITH MANY EVENTS VARSITY CLUB K 2 Boffom Row: John Renley, Lee Thon, Jim Lindblad, Cloud Woolen, Bill Hathaway, Alex Magona, Tom Sanchez, Middle Row: Jack Traylor, Jim Rolhaerrnel, Royce Cox, Ronnie Snow, Bill Johnson, Ronnie Foster, Stan Wimberley, Tom Johnson, Gary Lundquist, Jim DeBold. Top Row: Willis Corwin, Bill Brown, Wayne Crum, Myles Addy, Phil Arvizu, Paul Servin, Tom Colonluano, Bill Rankin, Ken Gehllcen, Dean Cook, Coach McLellan. PEPSTERS PROMOTE GGOD SPIRIT All through the year, +his group caught I'he friendliness between s+uden'I's, and with +his friendliness they promoted pep and kepl' il up all year long. They presented new ideas For rallies and assemblies and worked hard on skits and poslers. I+ was a big struggle, but they were a great Ieam. PEP CLUB Bottom Row: Rose Rogers, Louise Perris, Marsha Stinson, .lean Trent, Lola Ann Polk, Pat Clark, Geneva Tolliver, Shirley Richard. Top Row: Brent Seawell, Wayne Daniels, Mike Rafferty, Carolyn Sollender, Helen Calderon Norma Lowery, Barbara Werle, Dianne Snyder, Becky Allen, Gayle Roesch, Pat Walker, Judy Smith, Mike New- man, John Hill, Adrienne Marshall, Tom Whittaker. PUBLICISTS BUSY WITH PROMCTION PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Ever wonder who was put- ting up all those peppy signs and posters, about school dances, and other social ac- tivities? Why sure, it was the Publicity Comm. Cor- rinne Johnson, Publicity Club president worked many long hours with her committee, to let us know ot our school do- ings. DRILL TEAM Row I, Standing: Bill Hathaway, Phil Arvizu. Row 2 Corinne Johnson Donna Walker Roberta Higgins, Carol Hunter. Row 3: Cecilia Rosales, Barbara Blair oJyce Rentro DRILL TEAM PRACTICED LONG Bottom Row: Barbara Freshwater, Suzie O'Toole, Joan Thompson, Trudie Tubbs, Carol Heston, Loretta Smith Louise Compton Sharon Sterling, Barbara Werle, Beth Wensel, Pat Varon, Beverly Hill, Becky Allen, Claudette Lothridge, Top Row Carolyn Salunde s Jackie Perkins, Frances Anderson, Jackie Hayden, Yvonne Yoell, Louise Bertha, Gay Kinchen, Beverly Riche, Jo Anne Kaylor Carol Hunter Loretta Ennis, Gayle Roache, Dianne Dailey, Beverly Koskey, Judy Handsone, Pat Renley, JoAnne Liniwitz Ea lene Dobbs Jo Anne Pounds, Carol Arnold, Barbara Toney, Marsha Stinson. Although these girls did not have a chance to pertorm at our tootball games they did show otf their skills at our pep rallies. Under the direction ot Mr. Art Hillson and Miss Helen Vartanian, Marsha Stinson did a great iob in directing these Baton Twirlers. HARMONY WAS THEIR KEY WGRD K Row l. S. Romero, B. Boremore, M. Meehan, J. Clork, S. Shoddix, B. Reich, R. Ramos, L. Ennis, R. Brightup, L. Smith. Row 2: P. Covlin, S, Berglond, K. Klein, J. Folslev, P. Little, C. Romos, J. Michael, J. Smith, C. McHenry, D, Lain, J. Willhite, W. Willhite. The first vocal department at EI Rancho is this group. They are known as the Chorus and are directed by Mr. Art Hillson. All year long they have worked: at the beginning without a place to rehearse, without music and without a piano tor accom- paniment. Finally they made their debut at the Christmas Assembly and were a big success. Their hard work, plus the addition ot more students as the year progressed, resulted in a good musical group. OFFICIAL SCHGOL PHGTOGRAPHERS Mr. Bruce, Bob La Gow and Jerry Jones are the people that took the pictures tor the yearbook. Throughout the year they have taken photos tor the paper, school and annual and have been so pressed with orders that they have given many extra hours to their work. Their efforts are appreci- ated and their co-operation and tine work has helped keep EI Rancho High School running ig smoothly. Jerry Jones, Mr, Bruce and Bob Le Gow FIRST TALENTED SOPHS IN SHOW The first EI Rancho sophomore class has been full of vim, vigor, and vitality all year long, but lhe spiril lhey pu'I' inio the Soph Talent Show displayed their talents and a pic- ture of what 'rhey will develop into before leaving high school. These energetic sophs are hoping lhal' their lalenl show will become a tradition with +he sophomore classes 'lo come. EARL FLINT SHARON STERLING BOBBY THOMPSON www- I K ff i it PM BRENT SEAWELL JOANNE STOCKBERGER WESLIE WILHEIGHT JULIE RIVERA JOAN VAN GEEM on, ef ar ao, 1 rr, ' O1 I nm Xl 36 in I Weslie Wilheigh, Joan Van Geem, Joane Stoclcburger, Pat Walker, Darleane Abode, Kip Van Saylow, Janet Wiley, Joanne Kaylor, Judy Curd, Pat Colvin, Earl Flint, Bob Thompson. Bottom Row: Walter Culbertson, Kathy Vann, Julie Rivera, Barbara Werle, Beverly Rich, Sharon Sterling, Lorette Smith, Sandra Bergman, Judy Clark, SCIENCE HGLDS THEIR INTEREST SCIENCE CLUB Big, popular and powerful has been I'he Science Club righl' from iis start' this year. Regular meefings have displayed a large membership and l'he adoplion of a constitution really put 'rhis club in 'rhe swing ol aclivilies. Their boolh, Ye Olde Barber Shoppe , al- 'rhe Fiesla was a big success. Row l: J. Linclblad, B. Van Oosting, N. Meclivedefi, J. Viconoff, B. McLean, D. Nagel, B. Lavenberg, C. Johnson, J. Curd, J. Myrow, J. Stoclcberger, W. Daniels. Row 2: J. Flowers, K. Gehlken, B. Wheeler, S. Cosentino, J. Renely, B. Blair, C. Rosales, S. Sterling, P. Walker, D. Aboud, N. Gustafson, H. Talbot, P. Davis, A. Davis, R. Rudow, J. VanGreen, Mr. Jim Robinson. FCDRMING CLUB SPANIARDS' TASK SPANISH CLUB .Win The Spanish Club has macle i+s place on EI Rancho's campus and will remain in 'rhal posilion because of I'he worlc of lhese sludenls and their advisor, Mr. Mays. Their presence on campus and I'heir energy in aclivilies make all of lhem real Dons ancl Donnas. ,fir Row I1 C. Johnson, J. Rivera, S. Sterling, G, Ritzer, D. Osburn, F. Ramairiz, M. Riggio, A, Magana, D. Berry, J. Costillo, R. Hodges, V. Wagner, A. Young, F. Anderson, R. Cox, T, Tubbs, J. Stobaugh, J. Murry, E. Ross, Mr. Mays. Row 2: D. Snyder, C. Rosales, B. Koskey, B. Krasch, L. Collins, P. Renely, J. Liniewitz, C. Sollender, H. Talbot. Good grades and high scholas- fic sfanding pu+ Ihese Dons and Donnas in l'haI' mos+ high posi- +ion as members of The scholarship sociefy. Their a d o p I' i o n of a cons'I'i+u+ion a n d Ihe work puf in by all of Ihem and fheir advisor Mr. Frank Kerr I'o esI'abIish 'rhe or- ganizafion have given Ihe scholar- ship sociefy a defini+e high rank- ing posifion. SCHOLARSHIP THESE ARE THE FIRST SCHOLARS I Row I: D. Osburn, W. Dciniels, W. Seole, J. Flowers, J. Hill. Row 2: Mr. Frank Kerr, M. Amafo, P. Henson, R. Hardy, K. Swenson, J. Clark, L. Mali, E. Ruosfed, MONITORS GIVE VALUABLE SERVICE MONITORS This helpful and co-operalive group has served I'he school well as monifors and have carried Ihe messages Ihai' buil+ up campus life and make Ihe wheels go around smoolhly. Row I: L. Smith, M. Gromberg, D. Stocking, A. Supe, S. Bergloncl, M. Amoto, G. Roasch. Row 21 L. Burrlow, J. Dohlslrom, D. Encinics, A. Marshall, N. Gustafson, T. Tubbs, M. Bicknell, A. Smith, J. Hodge, L. Martin, J, Stobough, C. Sollender, Mrs. Louise Hilker. THESE ROUNDED UP THE NEWS 3 Z , -- f 'K 'M 1 -,. JOHN HILL, Editor MR. MOORE, Advisor The EI Rodeo is a bi-weekly newspaper. Hs purpose is +o help unify El Rancho s+uden+s and build inl'eres'r in school ac1'ivi+ies. ll' pro- mo+es loyal+y 'ro El Rancho, and gives recog- nifion +0 sludenfs and Teachers. The EI Rodeo Staff wifh Advisor Mr. Jaclc Moore and Edi+or John Hill, is open +o any s+uden+ who is in+eres+ed in journalism. I+ gives s+uden'rs good iournalis+ experience in all fields of repor+ing-news, feafures, sociely, and spor'rs. Work on fhe s'raEF helps +0 build aH'i'rudes of responsibilify, inilialive and pride, and builds English, social, and crealive skills lhrough publishing 'rhe newspaper. FRED WELCH DOLORES MURO 'Q sf? MARGIE BREWER JEANETTE ZAKARIAN JOHN FLOWERS CORRINNE JOHNSON FOR Ist DON PAPER: HEL RODEO Www EMILY BRONSTEIN NONA EVANS . JOAN HASE X I f I ff D S K ,Neff ' 1 BILL HATHAWAY DICK BROWKAW BARBARA BLAIR MARGIE GAYLER LIZ MARTIN GTZ? Iv'-Q, , XX-,ML M, , I GERRY RITZER GERRY PERLEE DOROTHY KNISELY MARIE VARON FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA ,t , Bottom Row: Jackie Perkins, Jeannine Bertini, Elizabeth Sherwood, Louise Compton, Ellen Roasted, Darlene Bornn. Middle Row: Jackie Hammer, Charlotte Harrison, Beth Wentzel, Shirley Eatmon, Connie Costabile, F.B.L.A. The Future Busi- ness Leaders of America was es- tablished at EI Rancho, to devel- op character, train tor useful citizenship, and toster patriotism. The highlights ot the year were the interesting and colortul 'Field trips to the Pico Citi- zens Bank and the U.S. Rubber Co. Mr. Dadsen, Pres- ident ot the Pico Citizens Bank was a guest speaker at one ot the F.B. L.A. Meetings. Sandra Munsil, Jane Blower, Pat Mittel, Standing: Mr. Esselstrom, Sandra Berglond, Robert Hardy, Mrs. I-Iilker. PRESENT BEST PRGGRAM OF YEAR BIBLE CLUB For the tirst year ot existence, the Bible Club has done a great fob. They sponsored an inspira- tional musical assembly. Dr. Bill Carle was the outstanding tigure. These students try to unite other students with their friendship and interest in our activities. Bottom Row: Jerry Jones, Barbara Cox, Marilyn Bromsovic, Lorette Smith, Jeanette Zakarion, Judy Clark, Cathie Vann, Trudie Tubbs, Royce Cox. Top Row: Jerry Ryback, Carolyn Sollender, Pot Pooler, Shirly Neft, Carrie Schrolder, Beverly Barmore, Janet Stobaugh, Frances Anderson. BAND MADE MUSIC EGR MANY ACTIVITIES ff 17 1 W4 H THE BAND IN PRACTICE SESSION. InsI'rumen'raI music has come from the ER Band, as +hey, aIong with the resI' of 'I'he school have gone over 'I'he hurdles of firsi' year organization. When they came Io Ihe Don Campus Iasi' IiaII I'hey found I'hemseIves with no place oi Iheir own Io rehearse, no music, no stands, no ins'I'rumenI's, no uniforms and very IimiI'ecI instrumenta- tion. Bu'I' I'he Band members and +heir concIucI'or, Mr. Ar'I' I'IiIIson, stuck 'Ihrough Io 'Ihe finish Iine, and have great' plans for next' year's band, a marching band, and the addition of an orchestra. sig' Row I: D. Benell, C. Fovello, C. WiIson, L. Sanchez, J. Ccntorino, F. Luton, N. Ellis, C, PI1iIIips. Row 2. W Morgan, J. SoIjohn, L. Denton, D. Cose, R. Lornpson, C. Boles, P. Turley, B. Secpin, J. Hanson, R. Foirchild Row 3: J. Pino, N. Villoncourt, G. Rybock, B. Goff, T. Whittaker, B. Seowell, W. Johnson, J. Trent, C. Templtn R. Shmitt, T. Howe. '53 M 5 Ev MQW K f 4 ,ht i 6 W MQ V ' 47 1 -H-ew-. gg n-I ,gwwwf 4 f ,, ,nw ' ?x in M , I, ,WX , X fd' 4 Q Q . . -3 n 'Q l V, ,4- ff- -'N N X x 1 M f QW yy , J 5 we ff .Q,,. f 1. X f X 45 A i 2 . - f 01 nw 1515 , Y M-,, , M 1 pt:-vixgi-N V , ,, 'Y 'ff , ,, ggi, , , ..A. ,N , ,...,. , Mp- M A '-.J,, s4v ,,, ug , THESE PRODUCED Ist YEARBOOK CLUBS - ACTIVITIES - SOCIETY ADRIENNE MARSHALL CQRRINNE JQHNSQN ADVERTISEMENTS MIKE MASCARENAS JIM STEPHENSON These Dons and Donnas made +he book you are looking a'I. The book was made for you and for EI Rancho, as a record of Iirs+ year evenfs. Throughouf 'rhe year Ihey slrove 'Io make a book +haI' would be I'he pride of EI Rancho and wiI'h prodding and helpful scoldings from Iheir advisor, Mr. Paul Gardner, I'he book was fi- nally finished. The small membership and lack of experience were a definiie handicap, bu+ Ihis is 'Ihe resul'r and +he yearbook sI'aFF hopes you like I+. I JEANETTE ZAKARIAN CLASSES OPENING SECTION ROBERTA HIGGINS LEE SMITH JERRY TRENT -HTHE EL RANCHO SPORTS 7 W wi mf L,,.L , ff' A, ,.,, 8 PHIL ARVIZU CLAYTON KYKER PHOTOORAPHER ADVISOR 14 ff , if JERRY JONES MR, GARDNER ,Q- f'1 w Q fy, f -f ff Z 'K ,W 6 l - A--V -Mai OPENING OF ANNUAL SALES LES PARISIANS ORGANIZE FRENCH CLUB Row I: J. Van Geem, C. Rosales, F. Duarte, J. Hill. Row 2: C. Hagman, J. Falslev, L. Mali, J. Thompson, A. Davis. Row 3: J. Stephenson, Mrs. Maria Olsen. GIRLS' SPORTS PROVE POPULAR The G.A.A. has been a popular organization this year, starting off with over one hundred girls signed up for 'ren- nis. The rise of other acI'ivi'I'ies and the pressure of studies carried some of the orig- inal multitude away, but popu- Iarafter-school sports of basket'- ball, baseball and speedball have kept the organi- zation high in popularity with Donnas from all grades. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Y Les Parisians. although small in number have been energetic and active all year. Highlights of their acI'ivi'I'ies include the adoption of a permanent cons+i+u+ion, elec- tion of officers, a field I'rip to Los Angeles to see Moulin Rouge and the construction and operating of the success- ful CarouseI al' the fiesta. French-speaking students in the years to come will owe their strong foundation to these activities and to Mrs. Olsen and they may well be proud of their worlc. Raw If S. Lowery, D. Snyder, O. Ortiz, A. Cota, R, Fairchild, H. Calderon, B. Henning, M. Lovett, E. Raasted J. Perkins, E. Malendrez, F. Dobbs. Row 2: B. Werle, D. Daly, G. Roasch, C. Yoder, D. Durbec, L. Dietiker, Woods, B. Blair, S. Eatmon, M. Yslos, B. Duke, A. Ramairiz, G. Olinares. Row 3: S. Kirk, J, Wiley, H. Arnt J. Rivera, J. Hodge, C. Sollender, B. Hodge, J. Stobaugh, D. Aboud, D. Encinas, C. Putnam, J .Kimble, K Swenson, J. Stewart, P. Little, J. Hanson, C. Johnson. RADIO CLUB LARGE AND ACTIVE These boys, and fhe club is nol- Iimiled lo boys, are following lheir inleresl' in radio mechanics in l'he Radio Club. Mr. Jim JeFfery's h e I p a n d 'I' h e schooI'sco-opera- lion have sup- plied lhem wi+h malerials, bul- 'rhey supply lheir own desire lo learn and l'his de- sire reflecls on lhe school and gives lhe commu- nily a good im- pression of EI Rancho and il's sludenl' body. RADIO CLUB Row I: Mr. Jim Jeflrys, L. Knobble, L. Poulen, A. Nelson, J. Nell, C. Cobb, W. Ehlshide. Row 2: B. Holileild B. Kelly, J. LaFay, J. Smllh, R. Lundquisl, M. Nell. Row 3: M. Raflerty, J. Flavin, J. DeBold, J. Dahlsfrom, D Nagel, E. Johnson, C. Herrick. A SMALL BUT ENERGETIC CLUB STAMP CLUB Row I: Mr. Tammen, W. Morgan, D. Osburn, B. Hardy, A. Magano, M. Newman, Mr. Oslerman. Small in membership bul' in+eres+ed and energelic are lhis year's Slamp Club members, guided by Mr. Tammen and Mr. Osler- man. Sfudying slamps and discussing 'lheir slamp col- Iec'l'ions has been lhe 'trend al' lheir meelings. Nexl' year +hey hope lo grow and mainlain lheir spol' in lhe El Rancho cam- pus life. THE FIRST SPORTS AT EL W RANCHCD HIGH SCHCDCDL fx .m uk YEAR OF 1952 -EL RANCHO'S I952 marked EI Rancho High's debu+ in in+erschoIas+ic a+hIe+ic compeiilion. The Dons en+ered +he rough San Gabriel Valley League. This marlced +he firsi' lime +ha+ a new school, in Hs firs'r year of a+hIe+ic compe+i+ion, has ever been enfered in such a slrong league. On Friday nigh'l', Sep+ember I9, a+ Hadley Field, +he Dons won +heir opening game of Ihe season, by rolling pas+ Morningside High of Inglewood, I2-6. The Dons +hen encouniered Irouble in 'rheir nex+ +hree oufings, losing 'ro Monle- bello and Bell Gardens, 38-0 and 32-7 respec- lively, and Ihe huslling gridders wen'I' down +o a superior Downey eleven, 27-I3. AHer a I2- I 2 lie wi+h +he Baldwin Park Braves, +he Dons played one of Their besi' games of +he year only +o lose a close decision 'ro Lynwood, I2-0. Covina, Ihe evenlual champion of I'he league, came +o 'rown and smoiherecl +he Dons, J, ROTHERMAL ,W 4 I -0. In 'Ihe Ias'r and mosl' exciI'ing game of fhe season, Ihe boys of EI Rancho scored early in Ihe Iinal period 'ro Icnoclc off Rosemead, I3-I2, +here- fore finishing fiffh in +he league. Through I'he enfire campaign 1'he Dons were B. RANKIN coached by head coach Gene Wineinger and his capable assis'ran+, Orval Mac McLellan. iyiw BOX SCORE FOR THE I953 SEASON if WM., El Rancho ,,,, I2 Morningside 6 4,1 ' ' El Rancho... O Moniebello ...38 EI Rancho ,,,, 7 Bell Gardens .32 El Rancho .I3 Downey ,,,,,,, ...27 EI Rancho ,,,, I2 Baldwin Parlr I2 EI Rancho. 0 Lynwood . , ,,,, I2 EI Rancho ..0 Covina ., 4,,,,, . .4I EI Rancho I3 Rosemead .I2 T. COLONTUANO S. WIMBERLEY J. TRAYLOR MORNINGSIDE 6, EL RANCHO I2 MONTEBELLO 38, EL RANCHO 0 DEBUT IN SCHOLASTIC SPORTS EL RANCHO'S FIRST TEAM-OFFENSIVE Ng .M C, WOOTEN COACHES ORVAL MCCLELLAN, and GENE WINEINGER J. LINDBLAD Hi' , 7 g f W f, , .' 1 Af ,Y ,' up ,f-. -ff' ,f If 1 - , vw , V , Mfg - 'Z f:.rif ' E '1'EQ2 ff wb '- 'L 3' , ' 'xf T412 L, Nw 1-MNVV5! Mr A egg R. FOSTER K. GEHLKEN J. DeBOLD J. RENLEY BELL GARDENS 32, EL RANCHO 7 DOWNEY 27, EL RANCHO 13 K P. ARVIZU-G D. COOK-E R. SERVEN-E B. BUTLER-G M, ADDY-B B. JOHNSON-T B. HANCHELL-G J. WILLIS-G L. BARTLOW-B D, TAYLOR-E R. SCHMITT-T S. AGHAJANIAN-B EL RANCHO-12 -BALDWIN PARK-12 LYNWWOD-12 - EL RANCHO-0 N 1. W., H. vft' 24,-OW ,wJlaf4f. n ,RQW Q4 my jf -g.,.f. 1 L. THON-T B. HATHAWAY-B T, JOHNSON-T C. COVARUBAS R. SNOW-C B. VOIGHT-T B. BROWN-B M. ZAUGG-C H. GIBELTERRA-B G. LUNDQUIST-B COVINA 41, EL RANCHO 0 ROSEMEAD 12, EL RANCHO 13 4 4 CEE'S ENJOY FINE FIRST SEASON Borfom Row, Leff lo Righl: B. Fonles, B. Kelly, C. Wilson, W. Morgan, D. Bennell, B. Erlenmeyer, C, Romo, J. Flanagan. Middle Row: B. Stevenson, C. Favella, J. Johnson, D. Hathaway, N. Manis, J. Walden, R. Lundquist, S. Hess. Top Row: B. Moreno, B. Mosino, T, Lockhart, P. Daves, R. Carillo, B. Gierlich, J. Haney, F. Eadie, B. Derby. BOX SCORE FOR THE I953 SEASON EI Rancho .... .6 EI Rancho EI Rancho El Rancho EI Rancho EI Rancho El Rancho... Bellflower .. .. O Monrovia. .. 6 Whillier ......, .42 Rosemead .27 Baldwin Park 6 Excelsior .......,. I3 Covina ............ 6 The EI Rancho Cee foorball I'eam enjoyed more success +han I'heir Iwo big brolhers 'rhe Varsify and 'Ihe Bees. I The scrappy micIge+s won fhree games, Iwo being league fills, and Finished Ihird in I'he league. Highlighf of 'rhe season was a slunning 25-6 win over Covina in The final game. Jaclc Moore, who I'ooIc over I'I1e +u'Ioring job when S+an Chrislie cle- parfecl for Germany, did a splendid iob wiI'h I'he inexperienced gridders. Line: R. bundquisv, D. Hathaway, J. Haney, B, Fonfes, B. Derbey, S. Hess, F. Eaclie, G. Barilone, N. Manis. Backs, Bottom Row: B. Stevenson, R. Carillo, B. Geirlich. Top Row: B. Merino, J. Flanagan. DISTANCEMEN GOOD FIRST YEAR Boflom Row, Left fo Right: B. Packwoocl, W. Crum, D, Cosfible, A. Mcigono, J. Dominques. Top Row: R. Cox, T. Sanchez, B. Lcigunos, D. Ologue, C. Nix, Coach Joe Oslermon. Led by Royce Cox, Tommy Sanchez, and Wayne Crum, +he Don cross-counlry feam gave a credi+able showing for +hemselves. The long-clisfance men were coached by Joe Oslerman, who slarfed 'I'he boys running and lcepl 'lhem running all season. Also showing fine abiliiy were Alex Magana, Charles Nix, and Bill Paclcwoocl. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM f Ma f 1 M2 We , , ,,, I ey , T. ' 5: ,Q ,, ' f pf ,xg , , A 'k 4 ,f , , f 'fy f Z f ffm, ,w V 4 ,K X RACQUETMEN LCDOK SHARP Boflorn Row, Left fo Righr: D. Zogab, S. Renfro, J, Myrow, D. Bradshaw. Middle Row: C. Fonfes, R. Lemon, S. Hess, D. Case, D. Bevard, S. Tedley, D. Delardine, D. Bolick, J. V. Coach R. Jillson. Top Row: Varsify Coach H. Tammen, J. Stevenson, R. Brown, T. Whifteker, W. Daniels, R. Lempson, J. Wilson, S. LaFerre G. Koch, B. Peawell. MR. JILLSON MR. TAMMEN The Don racke+men emerged 'rhrough 'I'he prac+ice session of +he +ennis season wi+h several wins +o +heir credit Since +hey had no'r ye+ s+ar+ed league play, il' will be impossible +o reporl' on i+. The leam was coached by Harry Tammen, who did a fine iob. This year's l'eam included Ray Brown, Brenf Seawell, Wayne Daniels, Gary Koch, Jim Slephenson, Sian LeFer, Tom WhiHaker, Ron Lampson, and Jim Wilson. The I953 squad was cap- fained by Wayne Daniels. LINKSMEN LEARN IN '53 Bottom Row, Leif fo Right: R. Allyson, M. Addy, P, Arvizu. Top Row: D. MocArThur, R. Sno Coach Gene Wineinger. f' fbfei ' D. MQCARTHUR P. ARVIZU N. MEDVEDEFF M. ADDY EI Rancho fielded a green bu'l' eager golf 'leam for 'lhe I953 season. The fufure pro linlcsmen had buf one man wifh previous ex- perience. The golfers were coached by Gene Wineinger, who did such a good iob wi+h +he Varsi+y foofball feam, and did an equally fine job wi+h +he golf +eam. The +eemen played af Hacienda, San+a Aniia, Recreafion Parlc and ofhers while using Monfebello as fheir home course. This year's fop men were Dave MacAr+hur and Phil Arvizu. These boys were followed closely by Nicky Medvedelif, Ronnie Snow, Ron Allyson, and Myles Addy. as R, SNOW R, ALLYSON 415 Ami K. GEHLKIN-G D. TAYLOR-C D. ZOGAB-G M J. LINDBLAD-F G. WRIGHT-F xx HOOPSTERS 1st YEAR RCDUGH K. ROBERTS-F C. WOOTEN-F J. FLOWERS-C B. vols:-:T-F D. COOK-G BOX SCORE FOR THE ElRancho ElRancho ElRancho ElRancho ElRancho ElRancho ElRancho ElRancho ElRancho ElRancho l952-53 SEASON 37 Monlebello Lynwood , , .,., Bell Gardens... Covina s ,,,,.,,...o. . Rosemead ..,oo. Monfebello ,, Lynwood .. Bell Gardens Covina , , Rosemead ..llll The Varsi+y baske+ball 'ream under +he experl coaching of Earl Fisher won five ou+ of ninefeen s'I'ar'rs and finished in las+ place in 'rhe San Gabriel Valley League. I953 was an experimen+al year for +he hoopsfers. They'll be in +he +hiclc of +he baH'le for +he championship nexl' year. This year's squad was made up of Guy Wrigh+, Jim Lindlolad, Ken Roberls, and Bill Rankin, who played a grea+ game all season fhough suffering from an iniured leg, were a+ fhe forwards. Dave Taylor and John Flowers were al' +he cen'I'er posilion, while Bob Voighf, Dean Cook, Claude Woofen, Diclc Zogob, and Ken Gelhlcen all played a fine game af guard. BEE'S G0 WINLESS THROUGH '53 Bollom Row, Lelr fo Ri hl: Coach J. Welsh, R, Escorino, G. Edwards, D. Conslible, F. Colon fuuno. Top Row: 9 J. Schneider, J. Hunt, L. Vcnlfpps, D. Aslle, B. Kirk. LEAGUE SCORES FOR BEE BASKETBALL Coach Jim Welsch's Bee baske+ball Team Finishecl in The cellar of +he San Gabriel Valley League and were winless fhroughoul' ninefeen games This sea- son. Laclcing heighl' and experience, lhe Dons were unable +0 cope wi'l'h +he slronger +eams of The league. R E: Eancho 35 llxlonllebjllo The Bees did, however, gain valuable knowledge 'ior nexl' year. The squad I GHCHO 27 BYHVSOCJ 'A 60 of '53 was led by such players as Don Aslle, Joe l lunl', and Cuco Escarino. E Rancho 7 Ce , ar ensw 3 The Cee 'l'eam fared much beH'er +han did +heir big bro'rhers, +he Bees. ' El Rancho 37 owne 63 The scrappy Dons won six oul' of fiffeen con+esl's and finished fourlh in +he El Rancho 35 fosemej r '62 league slandings. Coach Royce Lapp fielded a sfrong and classy aggregafion El Rancho 40 Bynvgo d' gl of iulure Varsily men. Ray Carillo, Jerry Haney, Jerry Flanagan, and Bob El Rancho 34 C9 , er ers ' 9 Moreno led fhe a'H'aclc for l'he Dons. El Rane 0 32 ovma Coach Pele DeVries' Dee hoopslers grabbed Third place in 'The S.G.V.L. El Rancho 4l Rosemea A ' 55 and were conquerors in seven of six+een games. The fiery midgels were led by Buddy Holifield, Bill Kelley, and John DiGregario. 1 f F. COLONTUANO G, EDWARDS D, ASTOLE .l. HUNT R. ESCARINO CEE'S 81 DEE'S LOCK GK IN PLAY Boflorn Row, Lefr to Right: C. Cobb, J. Haney, J. Flanagan, B. Fontcs, J. Olague, J. Jones. Top Row. Coach R. Lapp, B. Marino, R. Lockhart, B. Lagunos, R. Lundquisr, J. Smith, D. Gufhreis. DEE BASKETBALL TEAM S Boffom Row, Left to Righi: N. Manis, C. Fabela, J. Digregoria, B. Thompson, P. Turley, B. Ke-Hy. Top Row' C. Fonfes, G. Reynolds, M. Malensky, J. Rockfellow, G. Holliheld, L. Gilgen. lg yxi X N Q . r . I I , X GS VARSITY if it ,tif ill, 5 gi-,9A,i,ui,J4.lJ Rinse Bottom Row, Left to Right. J, Cawthon, B. Lund, J. Lindblczd, G. Wright, F. Colontuono, P. Caliva, T. Colontuano, R. Halley, K. Gehlken. Top Row: Coach Jack Dandridge, D. Taylor, K, Roberts, R. Cantrell, B. Nealey, R. Schmitt, B. Rankin, J. Hunt, W. Fuhrry. COACH JACK DANDRIDGE B. LUND Coach Jaclc Danclriclge's Varsity horsehiders were per- haps the strongest athletic team in El Rancho's tirst year. Atter starting oft slowly, the men of Danclridge began to pour on the coal. They won six out ot thirteen practice games, included were two wins over Arcadia and Citrus each, and single victories over California Junior Republic and Puente, and a surprising win over Covina, 3-2. The hustling Dons were led by Bill Lund P, Bill Rankin 3B, Russ Halley RF, and Ray Schmitt IB. HORSEHIDERS IN FINE FORM I in.. gi SCHMITT B. RANKIN JAYVEE BASEBALL TEAM Boflom Row, Leff fo Right: M. Reggio, J, Jones, Manager, J, Schnieder, D, Nagel, B. Holli- fleld, Consfible, B. Lagunas, J. Digregrio, F. Rameriz. Top Row: B. Moreno, B. Kirk, D, Olague, G. Edwards, R. Carillo, F. Welch, L. Van Epps, G. Buchanan. 5, ku 1 if Ll Q, COACH EARL FISHER COACH JOE OSTERMAN JUNIOR JAYVEE TEAM , i I . .. . L, 4 'Y l Aww!! . . g X Q l VM Q .4 A ' 11072 ' X Win M. gf . C, ,E 5 Q . 4 ' , XV ,HSL K, , . ,A V, 5 f A' if ,. l J pl I '- 1 K, 1 rl-4 'J lui Boflom Row, Left To Righf: P. Turley, D. Waldin, J. Rifzer, B. Bell, L. Gilgen, H. Carlifello, P. Gonzales. Middle Row: R. Hawk, E. Olaque, D. Bloggef, J. Treadwell, J. Ward, C, Cobb, K. Harris, D. Carmichael, Manager P. Denfen. Top Row: B. Fonles, C. Kyker, J. Haney, B. McLean, B. Macino, J. Willis, T. Howe, L. Bartlow, T. John- son, Coach Joe Oslerman. THE FIRST YEAR GF SGCIAL ACTIVITIES AT EL RANCHO HIGH SCHOCDL VAQ S 'TY ffl, D QA DONNA Pon.-ren. cmd. Gu-r uoruov-AT omznew ABOUDML Dow osrsonx 'DQNNA Auriru n-.4 TOM UJHITTAKER. IIAILY ALICE COTF'llL OEDIQE CHAVB1- F s4 ...E IAN E-T was-men. mud. Bluce DANSFELT Louusv. l?.Aolwl'rl..hn4. BULL RE Eves n.-uv-.--uv - x. I ',,. . . 1 , , ,,.,-1 nn..-H-..---. --H The Hrs'r annual Varsi+y Drag was sponsored by +he EI Rancho High School Varsify Club as a climax +o ihe Facul+y-Varsi+y baslce+ball game. FUN, 80.14 Kim-3 ,Leo 1 ova, Mu-CH? Qu' 1. li m 1 , . Q ,V x A W, If I fff' f f Q W f f ' 1-my S-smug, LLM Goooi C035 Qou..PLE B OMR GANG' an-annul' ff 4' x , f , f 262 W .5 fh EUHR Z x Ik f f A 5 5 s W 'K' Q is Tw' , may mow DHD! Q . , GX S465 if S 5 X ri' z 1' - 35257 gif Q 5 NSN . xv ' W S 7 . - .. A - :xxx .. iii, V X W 41,1 .M JAM, 1 swag . 'F 5555 W ' 'W I ' .' K wid' 7 ' -fv fv w V , f if ' ff-i,'- 1 ' 'f-.cm 'Ml 7 W1 V 0' f....,., , ' - Y, V 75451 - ZW 1' 4' . ,, '- . Mi , . . ,,fXW,fL MWLJ, hm , . :W ., . gf A 'p' f A., 'fm , .f eng. H ,S , of , ff mx, 4, 4 . f-iwxf-, rf f wwf 4' me ' My nw. WX 7- 'A '75 'X M ,f f f A' x ,nn 'AQ ,V 2, -,Age fr! A Q 2, X Q Z, I, K xx X ,- N73 f awk Z ' J aff MW f Zh L ff ' 4' f NN 0 o 5 w -4 ,,,.. n -0 f f? u Q New PoETa,c, LoNGFELL.ow um , 4m '4 ,A ei 1. J . 'fn I 5 EL RANcgo LETTERMRU 1 'fa ':?:.a 'Va' ' n,h,.4fi J 'Q 9a 9 UO .,W rf, 0 551, U 0 9. 54,44 ,, .1?4-'- -Af2.,f f-,,,' ' v:.,,, f-, ., h 1, :1'- ,Q ,.,-, ' :'h '9 s, .. b. o Q 4 'Q 0 SLEEYY Tame GGL RADSRTOR Ca? 'P A4-nu-H-u-4 I!Pr'u.sbi9,os THE 'THfNK'E' R PEEK-P4-'Boo X? 'tb U5-IVL OK New .MNQMW ,,Z'J,,,,f ' PV -K 7 xi x 1' Vp Wg Y X x wg, XX H l U x S 7, Q + X + N x X W Nwwe XM X xA XX 2X lg 2 MMN X NM NWfX?1X xNW. M.iax mNN xNA A MN M Q M .JYMXNN29N vgfxkkmxmmimikkl -A... XX ff ECLSXFCE If' V-1-.E'1l'HxEx5fij - March 2 0, Tqiisx A XA A NNN X1 v Q M my Y NV X X NX , X ' li Q if 1'l J Hg N 5, . 1 KX' X X X RN ' : -U XzwXMVXwXXN E fl Www NENIN: TM X 731fiWY 1 y k I W 2x Q M L M NMXIANYQ MMM WwNbm:.M' . fW:N41 emh, WMJXM 1w15 Iz 1f W mJ MK M M RWW'l'M!Y x f u X M' Dime-if up THE' - wefvbow GRRRO, , my W y Y DOAYT FA LL 0 501.0 Mio 2 V ,x f , 'Q'-. G' A ff T5 132' Q nN,,,m U QXWWA.. h.,,,...' W n f' ' - S QQ' N 1 ' 'Wl ,, ,r SAMQGNQ was om re-enwvufg Nemo em' QE, Hi. ,D E E L, Wan YA U0i,f G' BUYS? C-o q, G-0 , G 0 Q! I, f f . f' , ,W V v 1 ' x . W ffl-lEb'2..'Z.'?. Qi E, A ' U -Wx .. Si f 1 KnwLi5Ap 3 o H 0 W C KATE Ka7M f L , f OH COOL 15953 t i qmml 'SEAN up Dvwunmreo 'TRL-'bE Love Q? ON yfwmwf if U ,K 1 M J E aTWofNFf5, Boom E GIRLS' LEAGUE DANCE f 5 3 . f fl 5 fm ff' r'cHiCl5 in H52 Vloonii 'G+ Fivs annual G mls Leuqve .. N C E . . VlAY2.,Iq55 NAV' N-fi J ' ho I FOUND A MILLION DOLLAR BABY a+ a five and +en cen'r sI'ore, exclaims Claylon Kylcer as he shows 'Ihis enormous doll 'ro Charles Madrid. You can find IoI's of olher Ireasures al P. B. CarreII's 5 and I0 cenl' s+ore a+ 9I I0 WhiH'ier Blvd., Pico. I CAN'T CARRY A TUNE, Says Phil Arvizu I'o Cor- rine Johnson, bul I can carry a beaufiful 'relevision from 'rhe Pico Palace Sales, 956I Whiffier Blvd., Pico. Corrinne and Phil are Ioolcing a+ one of 'rhe many slyles offered al' fhe Pico Palace. DRIFTING ALONG is I'he elifecl' you'II gel' af'I'er using gas from 'rhe SheI'ron and Hoover Chevron Gas SI'a'rion. Wi+h no worry aboul carbon sludge, pis+on slap or vapor lock. Here are Donna Walker, Roberia Higgins and Sue Marshall on 'I'heir way Io Ihe moun+ains. Their only need 'ro s'I'op was for air and gas al' I'he Chevron Gas S+a+ion a+ 9337 Wash- inglon Blvd., where you'II gel more miles +o I'he gallon. , 7 ,QF,m.m, I , , I Iwi A ,M ,, H f fy ,f 2 g W .b- THE GRAVY'S IN THE NAVY, bu+ +here's more +han gravy a+ Mary's Cafe, 7025 Rosemead Blvd., Rivera. They've gol' a relay on chili, dogs, ham- burgers, malls and olher sor'rs of delicious foods. Here are Joan Hase and Bob Van Oosling walking in 'lhe door 'ro Mary's Cafe. WW fain ff' wa , v ,v , a T Ly ,S X fi! , ' HOT CANARIES are whal' Wayne Crum and Bev- erly Carr are looking af in +he Rivera Pe+ Sfore. For all kinds of bird, fish, and dog supplies, remember fhe Rivera Pel' S+ore al' 90l8 Washingfon Blvd. ' ALWAYS, is whal Kalhy Vann is saying +o Connie Irving as lhey pick oul' some lipslick and o+her cosmelics. The Rivera Pharmacy will fill all your prescripfions. For all pre- scriphons and cosme+ics go +o lhe Rivera Pharmacy a+ 9253 Anaheim-Telegraph Road. in fmgw ww Nw WN. Q V,,.,,,.,..A swf' f Z 15131 u , Sf X I . 5 x if f 512 V 'i? ,Tl , cf- -W--' -f f- f ' z t jmf ' 1 5 ' v '4 , X fy H-V W-I 'V .W . ,, 17396 gwfw, .If ' I 442' 7 T2 57 7' ,I 1 Q 4 QL..---.,, I f X f Y A X f ,Nw ,2 4 ffjy 1 , .5 ' f' I s bv I ? Z , x K s X- 4 , , . 2 , . X NY , , gf ' v Q fix y Q iff if -:Nw YW Ny, fm ,,,,,N,,,N 'www S Q ' 5m wg N,V,A I www- If , X 0, 5 . ' N9 wig f,,, , Y 1 5 H N -,Ms my S X Q A Q wX,M,g4,5 -Q50 , , Q X xx HN X . Q X-x , A 4 X15 ,V I X 2 1 , .3 N F ,X ' 2'? ?f WN o 'S-wmmx - . , N ix 2 xx 5 W ,xxkrx XNNNX i A :xx X gy .wx 5 X Xxx . XXX , 'X 'X . wi X, X N 5 xxx ' NNN YN 3 X QQ. NX '4 , W 1 4 f 74, X' ,,,,, We 'un-. JM JD The goocl old I'asl'e of SHORTNIN' BREAD is wha'r +hey puf in all George's fine foods like hol' dogs, hamburgers and olher sor'l's of delicious sandwiches is whal' JeaneI I'e Zakarian and John Renely are saying. They also have a relay on mal+s, sundaes and cones. For 'rhe besl' fine 'Foods always look for George's Drive-In, 8844 WhiHier Blvd. Here are Carol Buscarino ancl Sam Cosenlino looking over 'rhe menu. PUT YOUR SHOES ON, LUCY. We're al' +he painl' LET'S ALL SING LIKE THE BIRDIES SING, is whal' Tom Whi+'raker, Judy Smilh, and Brenl' Sewell are all saying as Ihey look al' Ihe differenl' I'ypes of birds. A lovable pe+ or bird is mos'r enjoyable, especially when you buy if from Bordens Birds Shop al' 9229 Whi'H'ier Blvd. s+ore, 9227 WhiI'+ier Blvd. This is whal' Danny Pool is saying Io Pal Denny. For various colors of painl' and supplies, as well as brushes, shop a+ lhe Pico Painl Shop. I GOT A SATURDAY DATE, says Kenny Roberls as he looks wilh pride al' Adrienne Marshell. For orchids and flowers of all sorls, and reasonable prices, you can always rely on l'he Pico Florisl, 92l6 Whillier Blvd., Pico. Barbara Ralh is saying lo Benny Reese, HEY BENNY, l WANT A DIAMOND RING, BRACELETS, 'N' EV- ERYTHING, as she looks over lhe jewelry shop al' 92l I Whillier Blvd., Pico. For any lime as well as a special occasion go lo Marcellus Bros. Jewelry Shop for srnarl-loolcing iewelry. I MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC, is whal' you can hear from Kay Kalie's Music Slore al' 8823 Lakewood Blvd. For all kinds of records and record supplies remember Music by Kay Kalie. l'lere are Janel' Winners and Carol Noble lislening +o records from Kay Kalie. ff? X WG- W A m4 l x 5 M ,f 1 f fl IN MY MERRY OLDSMOBILE, says Gary Koch as he drives a used car special from +he Associaled Gas Slalion in Pico wilh his friends Bill Lorenson and Jim Slephenson. The boys found a good bargain in used clean cars wi'l'h lhrilly gas al lhe Kaylor Used Car Lol' localed al' lhe Associaled Gas Slalion on Whillier Blvd. al Durfee. rw l'M GOING TO WASH THAT MAN RIGHT OUT OF MY HAIR, so Marie Varon is having her hail slyled al' Marlin and Teeney's Beauly and Barber Shop, 924-4Wl1isl+ier Blvd. Il s here 'lhal' your hair ie slyled ancl well Cul, and you can always be sure lhal your hair will slay in place and Ioolc handsome. 2 IT TAKES TWO TO TAN- GO, and il also lakes lwo lo plan for lhe fulure. Here are Beclcey Allen and Wes Wil- hi'I'e planning for lhe days ahead. For a brighl fulure, ge+ a loan from +he Pico Building and Loan Associa- lion, 92l9 Easl' WhiH'ier Blvd. l+'s HIGH NOON, exclaims Leslie Mallory 'lo Mike Mascarenas and Carmen Gilipse as 'Hwey sip a coke a'r'rl'1e Hula Hui al' I0437 Wl1i++ier Blvd. For a lunch QW 'rime snack as well as a cool Time drink, you can be sure you gel +l1e besl' a+ Hula Hu+. ln. Z il E HEY, GOOD LOOKING, will be wl1a+ people will remark aboul' Jerry Tren+ and Beverly Koskie as 'lhey model +l1eir new clolhes from Horn's Depl. S+ore, V 9248 Whllller Blvd., Pico. SOMEWHERE ALONG THE WAY is wliere you'll always 'Fincl a Hancock gas sl'al'ionl Specially a+ 9405 Wl'1i++ier Blvd. You'll be raving aboul' Hancock gas as Tony Peri+o and Sally Solis do. For cour+esy and poli+e service make sure i+'s a Hancock Gas S1'a+ion. LOVELY HULA HANDS, exclaims Bill Ben'I'ly as he looks a+ +he hands of Gloria Williams. For lovelier hands buy your hand lofion, cosme'rics and o'rher miscellaneous i+ems from Caneer and Pearsons Drug Co., 9I2O WhiHier Blvd., Pico. SERENADE TO A LEMONADE is whal' Beverly Hill and Bob Harlline are doing a+ 'lhe Hickory Hop, 9342 Whi++ier Blvd. al Passons, Pico. For lemonade, sandwiches, shrimps and ofher quick shor+ orders al- ways remember +he Hickory Hop. l'M CONFESSING, +hese shoes are really comfor+- able as well as pre-Hy, says Pal' Davis 'ro Helen Piazza. To sfep oul wifh good foolwear, buy your shoes from Beauchamps Shoe Slore al' 8205 Whi++ier Blvd., Pico. A 1 1 1 5 2 ,f ' 4 ,W'?ff 5.'Ws ,X , ego iii waning. SPECIA ff , Y , WW hi 125' HIGHWAYS ARE HAPPY DAYS for Joan Evans Claudelle Lofhridge JeaneH'e Zalcarian, and Adrienne Marshall, as Joe l'lun1' gels ready +o fill lheir gas lanlc for +he week end. For fas+ and economic service, always go +o Keesling's Gas Slalion al' Beverly and Durfee, in Pico. TEA FOR TWO is +he fheme for Joan Lindgren, as she wails for her guesls and passes +he lime making Wadbfyffhfymi U 4, a dress on a Pfaff sewing machine 'From Corado's V! Wy rl agile! 3,4225 Q Appliance, 9209 WhiH'ier Blvd., Pico. 5? fii, 44 A ff' ' if 3 All dressed +o BUTTONS AND BOWS is Jan Myrow ai+er he ge+s his sui+ cleaned and pressed by Fern Cleaners and Laundry, 9325 Anaheim-Telegraph Rd. in Rivera. JeaneH'e Zalcarian is showing Jan wha'r a good cleaning iob +he Fern Cleaners can do. fi -, MW? H , ,U 1f'Wm , f, w 1, 4 Newby Zff, , C ? f AIN'T SHE SWEET is whal' people will say aboul' Louise Perris and Lola Polk. They are modeling 'rheir new dresses from S'reward's Dress Shop, 9226 Whi+- 'lier Blvd., Pico. Nu Marr Slore al' I924 WhiH'ier Blvd. is where Bob Honchol and Dolores Encinas gel' rheir high-in-qual- i+y, low-in-price 'Foods for rhe week-end. Noi' only in WATERMELON WEATHER buf all year 'round +hey shop al' Nu Marr. ff' n.-.....- SUMMER TIME is l'he lime for sprinkling ancl wa'l'ering, says Lee Bar+low +o Joan Pounds. For Summer 'rime as well as any fime of fhe year, always buy your goods from Barrlow Hardware, 8442 Rosemeacl Blvd., Rivera. WW. WX., WHEEL OF FORTUNE. You won'l' gel a lorlune in money al' Harry's Place, bul ll1e clonu+s +l1ey special- ize in are worlh more 'rhan a forlune. Befh Peck and Frank Colanluano are ealing lheir favorile lcincl of clonu'l's from l'larry's Place, 9259 Telegraph Rd., Rivera. VWW WWW I , VJ V' +2 Q0 OL, cf,+,,!lf,,ffQ 'igndmgi 'fn 1' My fy ' , ULMVV cw Q VfyUf 1 +5 Aff 1' OIJUL 69 - ' 6'-7 I I if wal farm 9? I, C I K7 H J: SEL , Off Six ' -of Q ijji? A -- ' ' a W5 L hi mf ,ff f ' 4 . P' lf' 'HN wi ,:' xr A R-X xr- I AXPUCLQ 1 i f. .Viz W jf Wx nn A Eb1 X 5 ' NM is J W sb. jf,-'B Q Nm XSD K A ,I X C Q' I fx ,-. A fx x, I . 'X ,f gy by C Xxx N w I - ' I f- .N - 'N X I -. 4 X , U 1 V, ,K ' 1 N X . -'NH Nm 'W 1 W , ly . V 5, .,,, Qfffif 1 , , , f,M 1 Ur L, Aix in .4 t . My IW Q Mi M gh WW W W 1 JD U 5 MQ' X ig M W . X 1- SS ' ff ,wwf MW ii if wwf? f- o . 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