Hawthorne High School - El Molino Yearbook (Hawthorne, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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A 'Q WEW Iidful.lNo 1954 vi-W PROUDLY DEDICATED FIRST GRADUATING CLASS f HAWTHORNE HIGH SCHCDOL IIQLIO I IT ,LJ , ,fb If 1 , IIII I I I , If I I AR, , Ixj it AI f I I ,Q I I U65 , I of I I I tothe O I N, 'z ' ,, Q -sf-., in mb. . I ,a 5 . 50th ANNIVERSARY OF POWERED FLIGHT 'T' f?fw,5lff'-A..-4.5-,WML , ,pixwfgyai 2, Qfgu-ffl . .. ,- Uv- - f ,Q A A -Mi, M Q- t J.,'...5-, fM.-wM,A- Q ...ga-fffa , ff H ya- K.. E -f. , ,. ,.-14' k.'f5f'f--ff' wwikiu' Q p . , 1 N lliiwrfv'-f..c-:ww-awe-ernw-gmggw. . V F- . wm,,,Lm Mmm, x QE V- MN -Q . Elf! Y -. iran R' 'Q e1P !5 -f Q' ,E ! s R ' MEN I ' A . A Q Q F - I 4 ,r' ' ' 5'- 1' V Uld 'M , xx L' f . - . ix H x 1 'Lb-t' .224 ' - . xr. rf., ' f N 1 V UM LU fb E . I it! 17' jf 9? MINISTRATIQN Lf!N,Q,L1f1j+C7IJ J WD AA A LM V1,ff! 1,17 L fn' IW LN? and QCUDVXCU X 9 STAFF -J . 64 , A I I, i ,, bi I 1-'W' I ENGLISH AND COMMERCIAL First row: G. Werner, I. Fields, E. Borling, J. Schumacher, C. McGinty. Second row: W. Ket- chum, W. Goodfellow, J. Elmore, G. Goier, L. Kirk- patrick. 4,1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND DRIVER TRAINING First row: J. Ashley, H Chauncey, G. Barton Second row: L. Rudolph, E. Kerpc, L. Jo Pfeiffer, R. Dankworth, A. Bachmon. RES? A ...,. LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL SCIENCE First row: L. Heller, D. Rhodes, M. Ton. Second Row: R. Rhodes, D. Co- pelouto, S. Lew, R. .' ' .'.. 1 L fir ff' MILK' uri-f INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND SCIENCE Second row: E. Harvey K. Bennett, R, Ccrlberg C. Levin. First row: D Archer, A. Webb, R Hummel. W ..-4' OFFICE PERSONNEL Martin Allen Glendinning Murray CUSTODIAN J. Rhoades F. Ciark A. Turnbow J. Pisfono M. Skaggs C. Roseberry H. McLemore S. MacLean W. Suiton C7 ' CAFETERIA C. Gorham A. Plaster N. Larson A. Moore Martin S. L. Ashby V. Ford z ,- Z, 1 -sq ...Teh- Row 1: l.. Romero, J. Ehrlich, L. Ward, N. Shuey, M. Dahlman, B. Eddington, B. lsrael, J Tranchard, P. Baribeau, D. Castle, J. Hilliard. Row 2: L. Oesch, N. Davies, R. Smith, P. Martens S. Spaulding, J. leighter, P. Harris, P. Martin, P. Sanders, M. Krapt, S. Gordon, S. Woodham Row 3: H. Jetter, R. Smith, R. Eidson, B. Haskell, B. Cohee, J. Casaday, M. Schwartz, W. Hair R. Lunn, J. George. The COUGAR The COUGAR staff published 18 issues of the newspaper this year. Sixth period on alternate Mondays all necks were craned towards the door looking for the COUGAR. The EL MOLINO The annual staff, composed of lo members, labored diligently the entire year to cover all campus activities. lt was their goal to make this year's EL MOLINO a tribute to the first graduating class. Row 1: B. Williams, T. Porter, M. Williams, D. Reirdan, Y. Gall, M. Jester, J. Hallbeck. Row 2: P. Dawell, B. Moser, D. Butler, A. Walker, L. McDaniels. eager nwolif, Raider, the 1954 senior is ready and eventful years he behind. Years of prom lie ahead. QXWWT' - A. Q Q Q g .-Q 0 Q--e' Allen, Shirley ,, .C Biol. Club, 2 1' I Andrews, Connie Band, 2, 3, Cougar, 3, Annual, 3 Archibeque, Adele C. I Y-Teens, 2, Pep Club, 3, Com'l A Club, 4 YQ- : -7' Swv' vin! Ov' I' J5- IW f x 'P .1 ,E 4. Club, 3, 4 ?f Aschenbach, Luann C. Scholarship, 2, 3, 4, GAA, 3, Lang. Club, 2, 3, 4, Biol. Club, 2 Ashby, Ron Football, 3, 4, Wrestling, 3, Band, Ashdown, Sheila J. Band, 2, 3, GAA, 2, 3, Com'l club, 4, Pep Club, 2, Cougar, 3, X Annual, 3 Bailey, Dale S. Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, ,. Football, 3, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, B Barnfather, Jennie A. - ,, GAA, 2, 3, Pep Club, 3, Drill Team, 4 Barnett, Linda L. f GAA, 3 Blake, David G. Scholarship, 2, 3, 4, lang. Club, 2, 3, 4, Biol. Club, 2, Honor Roll, 2, 3 Blake, Diane E. Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, a Cappella, 4, Scholarship, 2, Biol. Club, 2, Lang. Club, 3, Senate, 2 Ballingrud, Bette G. Bolli, Gerhard J. Football, 4 GAA, 2, 3, Record Club, 3, Bowl- ing, 2 Bowman, Gerald R. T Q-v. Bollman, Loretta D. l 'ra 'sa '-1 Z' qi T SV' 6 b. r ,, B -1' R Of Q' .,.., Qs Y . 'L 'ga V+... L 'SQ I :5x,x3Iv,ifvr, ,Wm wil L - s 1 . ray? UVCXLXB M Xbpy . Donley, Mike ' Basketball, 3, Band, 3, 4 Eckland, Jim Club, pres., 3, Art Club, 2, 3, Elkins, Shirley J. Band, 2, 3, 4, GAA, 2, 3,.House, Emerson, Katherine Biol. Club, 2, 3, Skating, 2, Chorus, 4 Engle, Phil R. Scholarship, 4 Ennis, Martha A. Fagan, Molly Jo Girls League repr., 3, GAA, 2, Pep Club, 3 Fehlman, Lester H. Senate, 2, 3, 4, Art Club, 2, 4, pres. 4,Yell Leader, 2, 3, Soph. pres.- Bowling, 3, Key Club, 2, 3, pres. 3 Fraser, Dale G. Basketball 3, 4 I 1 Fraser, Lewis J. Scholarship, 4 Fuller, Nelson Gammon, Sharron R. GAA, 2, 3, Biol. Club, 2, Bowling, 2, Scholarship, 2, Rice award, 2 Gardiner, Enid C. House, 2, 4 Gause, James S. Football, 2, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball, 2 George, Johnny C. Football, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 2, 3, 40' L l fn. wx 'W' wp , ,Q 9 p,. J '23 R U 1 Q -v li. f 7 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Soph. pres., B Club pres 4 V' ll fu... -Q' 'K as... ,wk 0 ,Q 2,4 Z x D George, Judy A. GAA, 2, Pep Club, 3, a Capella, 4 Gordon, Shirley M. Skating Club, 2, Art Club, 4 Granito, Frances Jr. secy., GAA, 2, 3, 4, Bowling, 3, Pep Club, 4 Greene, George E. Football, 2, 3, 4, Student Body pres., 2, Speaker of House, 2, Key Club pres., 3, Com. of Assemblies, 3, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4 Griffiths, Barbara Pep Club, 3, 4, Fut. Homemakers, 3, Girls League, 3, Sr. secy., -' Griffith, Louis E. Baseball, 3, Varsity Club, 3, Cou- gar, 3 Gruba, Pat A. Song Queen, 3 Gutierrez, Vicki Biol. Club, 2, Listening Club, 3, Skat- ing, 2 Haley, Don J. Rec'd Club, v. pres., 2, 3, Hall, Janet E. Skating, 2, Bowling, 2, Band, 3, Com'l. Club, 4, Cougar, 3, Annual, 3 Hanson, Judy Senate, 2, GAA, 2, 3, 4, v. pres., 2, 3, Diaconian v. pres., 3, Scholarship, 4, Fr. secy., Bowling, 3, Girls League treas., 4 Hansen, Michael D. Scholarship, 2, 3, 4, Lang. Club, 3, 4, Bowling, 3, House, 2,Bosket ball, 2, 3 Haueter, Pam GAA, 2, 3, 4, pres., 3, Girls League repr., 3, Jr. treas., Scholarship, 3, 4 Haviland, Keith A. Football, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, Band, 2 Heyermann, Claire Biol. Club, 2, Spanish Club, 2, Pep Club, 3, Com'l. Club, 4, Ca- dence Corps, 4 f5 QQ fur l 'Y 5 , X,-'fr .I ,f ig' IU' fi Ki-'V as ,', ,., V . 4 Q...- '25 'Vu 'TT-J C5 X I Hineline, David E. 3' '- Bowling, 3, Football, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, Senate, 3 Houske, Jerome D. Basketball, l Hovey, Dennis R. Hughes, Terry Hunsucker, Stanley G. Wrestling, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, Football, 4 1... Huston, Dick L. N J Scholarship, 3, 4, pres. 4, Senate, j 4, Lang. Club, 3 Jensen, Virginia C. GAA, 3, Lang. Club, 2, 3, 4, Art Club secy., 3, Fr. cabinet, Jr. Prom com. Johnson, Bruce A. Football, 4 Johnson, Leslie M. Student Body secy., 4, Pep Club, 4, Cadence Corps, 4 Jones, Dick L. Scholarship, 4, Drama, 2, 3 Jones, Victor L. Bucky U 'W' Football, 2, 3, 4, Baske , , Baseball, 2, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, pres. 4, Senate, 2 tball 2 Q- Jordon, Jerry A. Baseball, 4, Track, 4 Kadak, Judy A. GA A, 2, 3, Biol. Club, 2, Bowling, 2, Future Hmkrs., 3 Kastner, Kay Fresh. class Sec. and Treas., Student Body sec., treas., vice pres., Junior class pres., Gunga Din Club pres., 4, Scholarship, 3, 4, vice pres. 4, Chris. Fellowship Club, 2, 3, 4, Treas., 4, Girls League treas., 3, GAA treas., 3 Keahey, Mary C. a Capella, 4 McDaniels, Marilyn J. GAA, 3, 4, Art Club, v.pres., 3, secy., 4, Lang. Club, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom com. McDonald, Carl A. Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, I Track, 3, Student Body, 3, Boys P League pres. 3, Varsity Club, 2, 3, , 4, Band, 2 McDonald, James C. Football, 4, Wrestling, 3, 4, House, 3, Senate, 4, Camera Club, 3, presf, 4, Art Club, 3, Bowling, 3 McDonald, Jeannine Y-Teens, 2, .lr. Prom com. McFarland, Don R. Bowling, 2 Magruder, Ruth E. Pep Club, 3, Diaconian, 2, Student Body secy., 3, v.pres., 3, Yell Leader, 3, 4, GAA, 2, 3, House, 2, Senate, 3, Girls League secy., 2 Manley, Bobbie L. Biol. Club, 2, Bow 81 Gun, 4, GAA, 3 Markle, Bob L. Football, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 3, 4 Martinez, Mercedes R. GAA, 2, Girls League, 3, Song Queen, 3, Diaconian, 2, House, 2 Meeks, Lola a Capella, 4, Scholarship, 4 Menius, Jack L. Football, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Sr. treas. Metzger, Dallas A. +- , Biol. Club, 2, Pep Club, 2, 3, GAA, 3, 4, Bow 8- Gun, 4 Miller, Dorothy H. Library, 3 Miller, Freddie L. Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 4 Mitchell, Jerry D. 1 CN 4 .. Qs. 1 inf, ,Q X lei C' .p TP? Mix, Alan Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, Var- sity Club, 3, 4 Molle, Frank D. Football, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Club, 3, pres. 4, Senate, 3 Moore, Don P. Football, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, Track, 4 Mott, Edna W. GAA, 2, Soph. secy., Student Body secy., 3, House, 3 Moxley, Donald T. Boys League, 2 Murphy, Phil L. Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club pres., 3, Senate, 3 Neumann, Robert G. Newby, Margie GAA, 2, 3, Record Club, 3, Bowling, 3, Cougar, 3 Northrup, Marlin Football, 2, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3 Odgers, Richard A. Football, 2, Band, 3, 4, Knights, 2, B Club, 2, 3, Chr. Fellowship, 3, 4, Biol. Club, 2 Patterson, Pat Yell leader, 2, Student Body secy. 2, Girls League treas., 2, GAA, 2, 3, Diaconian pres., 3, Scholarship, 2, 3, 4, Chr. Fellowship, 4, Bowling, 2, 3 Peltier, Leo Football, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 3, 4, Track, 3, House, 4, Bow 8. Gun, 3 Perkins, Robert C Basketball, 2, 3 Petersen, Dixie R. Student Body v.pres., 2, treas., 3, Mascot, 2, 3, 4, Girls League, 2, 3, 4, Senate, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, pres. 3, Diaconian pres., 2, Victory Queen, 4 Phillippe, Flora A. GAA, 2, Biol. Club, 2, Lang. Club, 2, Pep Club, 3, Com'l. Club, 4 I' f ,vs I to M fl 1-n Z P if 'l 'nb 44' 'N 1 ,qs XY S is' 1 'U ' E11 Philpott, Donna K. GAA, 2, 3, Girls League, 3, House secy. 2 Pino, Gil G. Plaster, Bill R. Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Student Body pres. 3, Com. of Assemblies, 4, Senate, 2, 3, 4, House, 2, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, Boys League pres. 2 Ragsdale, Patsy Drill team, 2, GAA, 2, Chr. Fellowship, 4, Cadence Corps, 4 Randall, Ed Basketball, 3, Student Body, 4 Rash, Larr K Y . Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, B Club, 2, 3, 4 Ratliff, Joan C. Reading, Johanna L. Lang. Club, 4, GAA, 2, 3, 4, Scholar- ship, 3, Art Club, 2, 3, 4, Girls League, 3 Reese, Robert L. Ricroft, Barbara M. Scholarship, 2, Diaconian, 2, Bowling, 2, Biol. Club, 2, Skating, 2 Robinson, Katherine J. Drill team, 4, GAA, 2 Roelen, Jay R. Football, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, Student Body pres. 3, Key Club, 2,8 Club pres., 2, 3, Varsity Club secy., 3, Knights, 2 Roth, Carolyn S. Com'l. Club pres. 4, Biol. Club v.pres. 2, Chorus, 2, Senate, 4, GAA, 2, Pep Club, 3 Rott, Carol A. Biol. Club, 2, 3, Girls League, 3, Lang. Club, 3, Pep Club, 3 Rowley, Don E. Track, 2, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4 ' 2...- 5. 2' 1-.Q 41' 11-'? if 'Q 5-1 'bags z '.O ' .ii Rowley, Ronald E. Varsity Club, 2, 3, Track, 2, 3, 4 Saunders, Grace Student Body Treas., 3, Girls League, 2, GAA, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club pres., 2, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4 Savage, Judith A. GAA, 2, 3, 4, Lang. Club, 4, Chr Fellowship, 3, 4, Biol. Club, 2 Schenk, Carol a Capella, 4 Schorsack, Walter F. Scholarship, 2, Stage crew, 2, 3, 4, Bow 81 Gun, 2 Schweitzer, Gerald L. Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 3, 4, Baseball, 3 Serna, Rachel Listening Club, 3, Pep Club, 3, 4 Smith, Robert E. Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Key Club, 3, 4, Camera Club, 3, 4 Speer, Araminta Com'l. Club, 4, Pep Club, 3 Stites, Florence Swain, Terrance D. Sencrte, 4, Key Club pres. 4, Band, 2 Taylor, Marty Pep Club, 3, Biol. Club, 2, Girls League, 4, GAA, 3, 4, Bow 8- Gun SGCY- 4: Listening Club, 3, Skating Club, 2 Theodore, Stephen C. Football, 4, Varsity Club, 4, Track, 4 Thompson, Darlene A. Song Queen, 2, Diaconian, 2, 3, House, 3, Pep Club, 3 Traub, Bill C. Lang. Club, 4 i sd 7 v- 9 - ., .1 4.1 is 4 ' n Y Z? 'YT J '25 fur lr 11 fx Tifss ,,. -J' Y- 1 Q l gm., V 'Vx 4... 1, v--- 'lai 'Q Tully, Lee J. Record Club, 3, House, 2, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, B Club, 2, 3, 4 Van Derbeken, Don E. Band, 2, 3, 4, Chr. Fellowship, 4, Dance Band, 2, 3, Biol. Club, 2 Vanderlip, Louise A. Scholarship, 2, 3, 4, Diaconian, 3, Cornll. Club, 4, Biol. Club, 2, Bowling, 2, Pep Club, 2, 3 Walker, Roberta House, 2, Senate, 2, Song Queen, 2, 4, Soph. v. pres. Wall, Clyda R. Girls League pres., 4, Yell leader, 3, GAA, 2, 3, pres., 4, Scholarship, 3, 4, Art Club, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 3, Bowling, 2 Warner, Rawley Bill Football, 4, Basketball, 2, Track, 3, Baseball, 2, Varsity Club, 4 Whetstone, Gary L. Wrestling, 2, Biol. Club, 2, Art Club, 2, Student Body, 2 Whitaker, Richard Football, 2, 3, Baseball, 2, Student Body v. pres., 4, House, 3, B Club, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, Varsity Club, 3, 4, Knights, 3, 4 Wickendall, Jerrie L. GAA, 2, Y-Teens, 2 Williams, Melvin Football, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Music award, 3, Eng. essay trophy, 4 Wilson, Marianne Biol. Club, 2, Com'l. Club, 4, a Cappella, 4, House of Rep., 4, Scholarship, 2, Journalism, 4, Dia- conians, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4 Young, Jimmy P. Basketball, 4, Track, 3, 4 Fletcher, Carol Transferred from American High School in Mexico City, Pep Club, l, 2, 3, Chorus, l, 2, 3 Head, Carol J. Transferred from Reliance High School, Pep Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Home- coming Queen, Publications, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 in absentia Brizzolari, Robert 'O' Q vj f' 2 41' '.i .af- -1 1 5 Camera Shy Kisling, Albert M ,.....A4 -4 5- 1 -L Row l: D. Granville, E. Neuman, S. Guyer, R. Foote, J. Foster, B. Hedrick, D. Gill, B. Haskell, R. Gregory, N. Gout. Row 2: D. Herron, E. Hanson, J. Hangebrouk, M. Jester, J. Hahlbeck, J. Jolly, F. Irwin, D. Holland, S. Felt. Row 3: J. llecki, D. Hauver, N. Hayden, P. Hineline, J. Hilliard, D. Jones, T. Johnson, D. Mustain, G. Farnham, L. Forbes. J Q-g Row 1: E. Ybarra, D. Snyder, R. Rollins, D. Huffaker, T. Knutson, M. Hershberger, C. Banks, J. Holmes, D. Hobbs, B. Hoel. Row 2: M. Krapf, C. Marcus, L. McDoniels, L. Kossotf, Y. Gall, B. Johnson, D. Moon. M. Jester, B. Murphy, L. Magin. Row 3: R. Mackey, J. Scott,W.Holl, D. Greve, E. Seymour, N. Johnson, B. Helphingstine, B. Hawkins, H. Jetter. Row l: J. McGehee, E. Wyman, P. McHenry, J. Pauley, B. Puckett, A. Perez, B. Prevosl, D. Richards, D. Mclntire, R. Lunn. low 2: D. Rohwedder, J. Marrs, l. Craig, P. Harris, J. Leighter, S. McElrea, J. Miller, P. Martin, P. Martens, L. Romero. Row 3: H. Jetter, E. Seymour, N. Johnson, L. MacDonald, M. Hersh- berger, T. Lee, J. Mauotta, R. Drager. .-L ni ..-an-l ,om X 185- A '-T 1 fel 5 ,4- ..xi'1I'.',' ' v11.' ,- un- ' - -ml . .nt- bv E .r +I , x 'i Uv. OPHOMORES i The speedy Sophomore is like this fast Northrop Reporter eager and ready for action The Sophomores have accepted the honor and refpr W bility of high school life and 'rre faithfully carrying on tiw re-,N hut firmly founded Hawthorne High Traditions df 0 . i L X ef , W ' 4 ,,,e , X I Kei l .wig 4 ' e 4' X1 ' . 1 XJ! K- I e S Q ' f Row 'l: E. Baleme, R. Baleme, C. Cure, J. Allen, D. Eldredge, S. Belsman, B. Arnold, S. Abraham, A. Anderson, D. Adams, A. Brandt. Row 2: M. Brenholt, S. Barth, L. Allen, M. Burkeman, J. Barclay, C. Burkett, D. Balke, C. Buhl, M. Atkinson, E. Boutell, B. Bruce, J. Barton, B. Butler, M. Brown. First Semester Class Officers P. Eide R' Mil C- CW' S. Davis s . 0-Q, - Y-L1 il. 6- r V P. Slaughter C. Meyers G. Welch C. Wilson Second Semester Class Officers low l: S. Delhay, C. Goodman, J. Draper, R. Bates, M. Dragoo, B. Carpenter, J. Davis, R. Cowan, R. Evers, E. Hanson, J. Cilva, A. Eide. Row 7: M. Davies, K. Dunn, S. Davis, A. Elslander, P. Eide, B. Crommer, C. Carr, L. Dolly, D. Dellenbaugh, B. Engle, I. Castiglia, P. Edralin, D. Fraser, E. Dow, D. Eidleman. 51, 5 .. .. 'uw' inf 'G si i . 1 Q- nan: ta .t .I ..t., Q . 1. flf f iii' 5.2 is QQ, Row 'l: C. Lighl, D. Hurd, J. Houske, T. Fixler, R. Hughes, F. Haynes, C. Kepner, S. Hartman, G. Hutchenx J. Griswold, D, Hayes, J. Knoche, W. Hoyes, S. Hayes. Row 2: J. Frier, L, Holl, C. Forks, 8. Hutton, S Hammond, N. Gough, P, Franklin, C. Kessler, V. Ford, V. lngram, B. Israel, K. Johnson. 1 , T - nv L Row 1: B. Moore, J. McFarland, S. Moorhead, R. Mix, H. Miller, P. Jordon, W. Kavanaugh, J. Lowman R. Jones, J. Lustre, L. Lyons, J. Kroll, G. Lund. Row 2: B. Lovelace, N. Lemberger, B. Lowe, N. Largenl M. McQuinn, M. Kroll, B. Kieffer, L. Lewis, C. Jenks, C. Marshall, G. Lowry, J. Lee, V. Marcolle, M Malais, M. Kritz, S. Malcom. Row T: B. Roberlson, H. Reeves, B. Perry, R. Pochrandt, T, Oliver, D, Newill, G. Sharp, E. Roel, A. Page H. Ruller, R. Richardson, J. Russer, T. Ryno. Row 2: B. Obillo, J. McDonald, C. Stewart, C, Munrow, C Meyers, B. Quinn, J, Mitchell, R. Monteilh, S, Mullard, L. Messer, M. O'Brien, D. Odgers, P. Murray ' - W '- A inf! ' ' 1' . 5159 W? X FRO H ,MW I Ag li, 5:9i,,- .. Like a little trainer plane, last fall the Freshman hadn't left the ground yet. He walked in, scared and unsure of him- self. But by mid-year he was flying high - doing dips and curves and somersaults. Everyone acknowledges that this years squadron of fresh- men - the class of 1958 - is a real outstanding flyer. Rowl L Amon L Allen W Blake R Barackman P Brownnng H Balory R Arnold R Anderson, P Burbey B Brand D Allen low 2 B Anlelman J Burgh C Brunenl J Brunel K Arne N. Brandt, Barbara Cooper Greevy Freeburg Webb Row! R Dowmng J Cox J Alexander C Carlsen W Clark R Davus F Cuampa D Crang B. Dellen- baugh D Colman N Detwrller C Covell Row 2 C Crutchheld W Draper R Carrnona .l. Crouse, M Carlyle H Carpenler V Cadwelder L Cahoon D Donaldson N Cone J Dawson M Cleveland, 59 Row 1: J. Cooper, J. Costanza, R, Deckerson, F. Frifche, B, Fournier, W. Copeland, J. Carnes, R, Davis L. Drager, E. C. de Boca, R, Bauer, D, Dowd, F. Cero. Row 2: L. Crooks, P. Craig, J. Cuiper, D, Delhay P. Donohue, M. C.deBaca, M. Barr, S. Crow, S. Delpf, J. Dawson, S. Carpenter, P, Casey. 'W 1 - . Y i tn, F . V C, . hi Row 1: D. Hansen, D. Frier, F. Griffin, E. Greevy, W. Gordon, R. Hagethorne, R. Eggers, A. Griffin D, Eldridge, V. Felhman, B. Fischer, G.Hahlbeck. Row 2: V. Gore, S. Gam, S. Gregory, P. Edralin, J Farnham, N, Fox, J. Geverink, C. Freeberg, P. Goufy, C. Dowell, B, Gonsmer, O. Griffin, N. Garrison J. Fink. Row 1: M. Johnson, R. Jue, K. Jackson, R. Jenson, D, Higginson, L. Hobson, C. Hendricks, E. Jones L. Jackson, J. Johnson, R. Huss, C. Johnson, D. Jusfice. Row 2: A. Jolly, L. Huckoby, M. Johnson, R Jorgenson, J. Haskell, J. Jackson, L. Holmes, M. Hasfon, I. Hansen, M. Harrison, D. Hopper, M. Heyer mann, M. Jones. I Y 5 1 Sf Oo 0 ' '- s N D O 4 s Row 1: Fry, R. Kodak, R. Groveau, B. McConnell, R. Large, J. Harrison, T. Johnson, S. McGuckie, J McNally, L. Lanksbury, R. Lanham, R. Marslall, G. Koch. Row 2: L. Hageman, R. Jorgenson, J. Jones B. Jorges, M. Huff, B. Hudson, B. Hendricks, J. Hubbard, B. Hardacre, N. Mclleynolds, H. Leighler, A Kelly, F. Loyd. IL Row l: C. Philpott, G. Moore, D. Muchlhausen, B. Newby, J. Marlins, V. Puska, J. Meisenzahl, R Palchin, D. Marrs, N. Phillips, N. Perry. Row 2: M. Meyers, S. Mahoney, D. Mullard, N. Lamkin Lee, K. Koepke, C. Menefee, C. Myhree, D. Murphy, J. Magruder, S. Metzger, J. Musgrave, L. Meeks G. Delarme. Row 1: J. Prilchard, P. Nelson, P. Ruggles, R. Simonlon, H. Sutherland, B. Ramirez, J. Short, B Mitchell, J. Scovl, R. Sultzen, M. Slagg, J. Simpson. Row 2: C. Proddin, P. Pearson, E. Nocas, V Omans, D. Pearson, N. Phillip, L. Pratl, M. Phillips, B. Schnider, B. Rose, K, Schau, S. Skaff. ,N. A 'Q w 1 r i cm se o e ouse ec in ouzo I Sin m 1 as ammo w 2 A omero B S No I r mtl i Re r Sm: 6 w l: . . , oss, . U , J. Thcrnp , R. Urquhart, W. Wa ins, K. Totro, D. Wo e We chef, D Wilson, W. Welch, G. Marcus, J. Vclde. Row 2: N, Rohwedder, E. Stewart, A, Ve c Toney, C. Westermeyer, S. Wedesweiler, C. Thompson, K. Word, T. T ui'Il , E T j'lI , C. West, J. W P, Williams, S. Sta g, w l: R. Young, B. Youngreen, . Word, C. Waldron, P, Woodhcim, F. Young, B. Sterry, G. Wolllley J. Warner, M. Young. .. . . 1 - , . - 8. ,Agp ,'. ' D W . . l. 'Nt' W --fi ' . -5 -7'8 -'f ' .4- Left A Capella Choir to right: G. Severns, M. Keahy, L. Bradberry, R. Bowker P. Pearson J. Baumgardner, M. Wilson, P. Murray, J. Hanson, P. McCreary, B. Obil lo, D. Ross, L. Meeks, J. McDonald, C. Schenk, D. Blake, L. Meeks K Fred Warren Director il Y' 'A M u Patton, J. Sekerman, J. George, J. Wickendall, J. Berman, D. Stella, Mr LV' v Band Row 'l: J. Kroll, S. Spaulding, S. Elkins, J. Miller, V. Omans, J West, V. Cadwallader, P. Martin, R. Baleme, D. Rowley, R. Lunn Row 2: D. Vanderbeken, D. Holland, R. Carmona, M. Williams R. McGrath, S. Roberts, J. Gause, J. Russell, R. Rierdan, R. Ashby M. Donley, J. Hall, B. Plaster. Standing: R. Williams, D. Greve, J Thorn, Director Chas. Stephens. STUDENT ff ,-5E afv GOVERNMENT 5 ' 5 '-5 i . l M1 sf . Q ' A sl V ,: Q , First Semester Q., D , - L Row l: D, Colman, R. Walker, D. Petersen, -. L, 4 I h ' F. Irwin, M. Burgm, M. Lower, J. Waldron, I . J A al J. Mrcoutaslef, P. side, D. Holland. Row Y A I I- J J. Cooper, D Rohwedder, K. Kastner, x. I I .3 ' ' J McDonald, D. Rich, J. Contestabule, D. Hus- ton, D. Whitaker, B. Plaster, Mr. Capelouto, J J. Collis, B. Cooper, T. Swain, S. Reis, L. I '- . Ward J, Sheets B. Milazzo C. Roth l. , . I ,,,, , MQ Q' B Lg ,W Hopkins. F9 fi, A NVQ ' HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES First Semester Row l: A, White, E, Gardner, V. Ford, Y Gall, l.. Kossoff E. Boutell, M. Bradberry, J, Dawson, B. Johnson. Row 2: R. Simonton, B. Prevost, Mr. Harvey, M, Jester, J. Thompson, R, Divin, H. Bowman, L, Peltier, E. Randall, F. McCann, B. Moore, R. Thomas, H. Jetter, N Rohwedder, P. Oliver, N. McReynolds. I HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Second Semester Row T. M, Malats, L. Cahoon, M. Short, C. Prodtq, N Gough, P. Oliver, Y, Gall, V Ford, J. Sheets, M. Wilson, S. Davis, B Johnson Row 2: J Dawson, W. Abraham, E. Swratek, R. Thomas, E. Randall, L. Peltier, R. Odgers, R. Mann, B, Cooper, H. Jetter, D. Thompson, M Rohwedder, Mr Harvey, C. Carr. Lk 4 , '1..-va 3..- A - .. . Q 1 DEMOCRACY AT WORK SENATE Second Semester I K Row T' J. Tranchard, P, Slaughter, D. Peter ' sen, D. Colman, J. Contestabile, L Johnson, r- 4 ' M JM: ' . Donald, M. McColIister, K. Kastner, 0- f Wall. Row 2 Mr Capelouto, l. Hopllifth T Delarme, M Bradberry, J Cooper, D. Mt Intire, J Roelen, B. Haskell, F McCann, T Jenks. Swain, S Reis, D Rohwedder, l. Kossoll. C. M, Williams, B. Milazzo, C Roth. in me --.11 f ' esger D ngels. Firslljvenzh MarilY ' lgcexi-1 Lgu, . , . V 'Y' l Let to Rlghii Mlidnd, Glollo loriili, Swan mil 'Xena Cleve' ,mc Cieve 0 Mrs. Be 9 251. Wullr Wglsnn Elaslartdel' Y berfYr Leta glad 5 u e GlRl5 LEAGU XM f Q iw 6 if X 1. T 'Q gk 913911 ' ln ' ' ' 1 ,I A 9 J' teh , r S Kc, 0 R'9hf. efond Cfyfioklitilnef, AJR' Werniemeuef ,f , . lsr, M OH, J Udy HQ r' Mori, i '. 'gif' '-, fs. Bel oyre M 'lion' I W7 MCD I ,. ' J fer, CD0 efo ante! A ., , .A,g,, h . rigid B,Qdb s . . - T 4 , Pobefra ew Q T I Bow The Girl's League Cabinet plans activities with the girls of H.H.S. in mind. During the Christmas season the Cabinet purchased story- book dolls as gifts for the children of Juvenile Hall. They made holly corsages to sell on campus for the Save the Children Federa- tion. They planned a party honoring senior girls and held a spring fashion show. KEY CLUB Row 'l:B. Helphingstine, J. Doyle, T. Swain, T. Gioia. Row 2: E. Ybarra, D. Mitchell, B. Hedrick, A. Kisliwa, D. Sneida, D. Hobbs, D, Rowley, B. Smith, Row 3: E. Randall, J, McNally, B. P J Perkins, B. Traub. The Key Club, which is Q service club sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, is an organiza- tion of high school boys to promote leadership and service for future businessmen. FUTURE TEACHERS The Future Teachers of Amer- ica inaugurated its organiza- tion this year to meet the ' 'J needs and interests of students who plan to go into teaching. C. Burkett, B, Keitter, P. Edralin, l. Castiglia, Miss Schumacher, G. De Larme, Miss Heller, S. Lawson, S. Draper, B, Jorges, S. Shankle, M. Lauter. A, P46 V Xfk 1 X. v U'- J 1 4 Row 'l: M. Johnson, B. Jorganson, L. Cahoon, P. West, P. Gauty, J. Smith. Row 2: B, Schneider, C, Westmeyer, J. Valde, V, Gore, K. Jones, Row 3: Mrs. Stewart, B. Hartacker, J, Rebich, M. Heyermann, S, Draper, D. Donaldson, J. Frier, C. Burkett, Mrs, Kelly, l. Hopkins, J. Greenlee, J. Greenlee. ART CLUB FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers ot America aims are: To become better home- makers. To promote peace and happiness in the home as well as in the community. To learn about good hos- pitality, including cooking and sewing. To discuss worthswhile activities that are important to know as a wife and as a mother-to-be, To improve grooming ap- pearance for personal pop- ularity. The purpose of the Art Club is to be of service to the school by making pos- ters, programs, tickets and displays tor various school events. The members also attempt to further their knowledge and enjoyment of art by participating in art activities of their own choice. This year the Art Club had a candy apple sale, painted hundreds of color- ful Cougar emblems for our rooters, worked on Senior Play publicity, made excur- sions, and had an exhibit of student paintings, drawings and designs. Bellin, E. Maeda, C. Wall, L. Fehlman, J. Rea Row 1: J. Hall, S Ashdown, V, Marcotte, C. Munroe, C. Roth, M. Wilson, M. Williams, J. Edralin. Raw 2: L. Thornton, D. Chapman, S, McEIrea, C. Rott, F. Phillippe, J. Ehrlich, P. McConnell, A, Archibeque, S, Beinert, J. Farnham. Row 3: Mrs. Borllng, C. Stuart, B. Lee, C. Heyermann, A. Speer, J. Hilliard, C. Kessler, J. Lanqpre. li T 'ff 'ef fe -ef 1 ' LIQQQQ ,, n 1 , Raw l: R. Simonton, B. Youngreen, R, Sulzen, P. Ruggles, M. Stagg. Row 2: J. Hahlbeck, S, Reis, L. Ashenbach, L. McDaniels, M, McDanieIs, L, Sam. Row 3: Mrs. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club was organized this year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Elizabeth Borling. The club opens its doors to all stu- dents who hope to be sten- ographers and secretaries upon graduation. The club's purpose is to promote good fellowship and enioy social activities together. The club hopes in the future to serve as a placement bureau for iob hunters, S35-K4 Sd: h U!b.san Row l: M. Taylor, D. Metzger, J. Leughter, B. Clark, L, Wisham, M. Rohwedder, J, Collis Row 2: T. Fixler, B Hoel, K. Haviland, D. Stevenson, J. Foster, K. Elkins, A. Kisling, D Hobbs, G. Schultz, Row 3: R. Downey, D. Frier, B. Dodd, D. Huffaker, P. McHenry, N. Gaut D. Newille, R Jones, P, Browning, Mr. Harvey. Row 4: Mr, Kirkpatrick, J. Alexander, B Cohee. . ...Va CAMERA clue The Camera Club is 'R 'f open to any student interested in photog- raphy as a hobby or profession. The cIub's purpose is to maintain student enthusiasm in photog- raphy. Excursions are made for the purpose of taking interesting pictures. Club members also take pictures of social functions and other school activities. S X33 v-5 ' L 1' J. McDonald, R. Gregory, B. Smith, M Campbell, C C, Carlsen, Mr Jones Row l: B. Arnold, D. Hurd, B, Simpson, S Belgman, D. Wareham, E. Swiatek Row 2: Mrs Webb, C Carr, E Hanson, B, Butler, G Sharp, Mr Rhodes -s.. Clit 'ff BOW AND GUN CLUB The Bow and Gun Club is organized to give those students in- terested in marksman- ship or archery an op- portunity to shoot. The Rifle Club participated in inter-school compe- tition and used Leu- zinger range for prac- tice. I,-7 cv av sl ' t 5 I A , Gorham, E. Maeda, P. Zobolich, BIOLOGY CLUB Q.. The purpose of the Biology Club is to pro- mote social and cul- tural interests in stu- dents interested in bi- ology. This year, field trips were made to Palos Verdes, Griffith Park Observatory and the County Museum, Members worked on plans for a student sci- ence museum. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The Scholarship Society is an honorary group of students with high scholastic standings. The club is active in promot- ing greater interest in academic matters. Each semester a trip is taken to a local college or university to familiarize the members with institutions of higher learning. In the spring, the Society sponsors an os- sembly concerning college en- trance problems, scholarships and awards. 4. V- ul i in O '.-.-2. ,1 . : .5 O 1' 'ff 'f '1 -.- I A V ':f '43?5ifi' raft? ,A 46 Row I: P. Engle, M. Laufer, D. Stevenson, S. Huffaker, D. Jones, B. Hoel, M. Hanson, Blake, R. Eidson. Row 2: J. Barclay, L. Kossoft, L. Aschenbach, J. McDonald, B. Bruce, P Franklin, C. Marshall, S. Lau, L. Word, L. Lewis. Row 3: J. McFarland, N. Gout, P. Mcl-lenr S. Dolly, G. Lowry, C. Jenks, J. Knoche, L. Bradbeiry, C, Wall, J. Hanson, J. Foster, Kostner, J. Kroll, J. Waldron, S. Reis, Mr, Goodfellow. Row I: S. Boge, J. Brunet, M. Jones, C. Meyers, V. Treponier, A. Jolly, C. Prodin, C. Free- berg, S. Metzger, N. Shuey, A. Perez, B. DeLong, B. Johnson, D, Holland, Row 2: J. Kroll, C. MacLean, K. Arne, S. Tannhouser, B. Bruce, J. Mitchell, P. Franklin, D. Metzger, J. Hilliard, G. Lowry, J. Knoche, D. Rohwedder, D. Weatherman, H. Walkley, K. Kastner, N. Lamkin. Row 3: Mr. Fields, L. Lyons, S. Bliss, J. Arnold, C. Brunet, S. Dolly, D. Howver, F. Irwin, D. Colman, J. Jolly, J. Gause, M. Williams, l.. Couts, D. Greeves, P. Patterson, M. Bakke, R. Mackey, A. Baker, D. Stevenson. Row 4: J. Foster, D. Hutfaker, N. Gout, J. Collis, D. VanDerbeken, D. Odgers, Mr. Harvey. Y. Gall, M. Haston, P. Martens, S. Spaulding, R. Mann, Miss McGinty. JOURNALISM CLUB The Journalism Club is organized to promote interest in newspaper and yearbook publication work. The club visited a metropolitan Los Angeles newspaper. It issued one special April Fool's edi- tion of the COUGAR. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP The purpose of the Christian Fellowship Club, one of the largest clubs on campus, is to develop school spirit and fellow- ship with other students, and to support such proi- ects as will further its in- terests spiritually, morally and physically, and to make a unified effort to- ward harmony, charity and service to others. M. Williams, D. Herron, J. Ables, F' L -,,.. 4 '?j?i'fgwfl5?'1 S-5 -xi -X . N,-BL., 1. .3 f ob- 'Qiifsu ' M ' I Y i , ff' Row 'l: S. Woodham, D. Odger, D. Lindberg, D. Bulter, B. Kieffer, J. Barclay, L. Aschenbach, L. Lewis, B. Bruce, L. McDaniels. Row 2: J, Savage, D. Colman, V. Jensen, N. Davis, L. Ward, C. Wall, J. Reading, K, Dunn, P. Franklin. Row 3: Mr. Garza, S. Reis, C. Eakin, J.Holmes, K. Eyer, R. Dokken, B. Traub, O. Hanson, D. Blok e, M. Laufer, J. West DIACONIANS The Diaconians are an honorary service club open to upper class girls who have good scholarship rec- ords and are outstanding in citizenship. Diaconians are willing to help the school in any way, serving as guides on Back- to-School Night, ushering for school plays and music programs, and wherever called upon. LANGUAGE CLUB The Language is an active club devoted to the inves- tigation and enioyment of things historical, cultural and artistic. The club makes ex- cursions tothe missions and to local theatres and res- taurants. New members are initiated at an annual ban- quet. fig' us, 5? fe, smite ,. 1 .xg Row l: Miss McGinly, J. Leighfer, B. Clark, N, Hayden, L, Koggoff, D Lindberg, M. Williams. Row 2: D. Hawver, S. Spaulding, L, Ward, P, Mgr-feng V. Jensen. Mrs, Kelly, F. Connard, F. Irwin, J. Cuiper, D. Colman, N. Brandt, S. Draper, S. Lawson, B. Justus, J. Fink. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross is a group of students or- ganized for the purpose of helping others. lt or- ganizes proiects in its local club and follows through on the proiects suggested by the Nation- al Red Cross. Although it cannot do as much, it is really the National Red Cross on a smaller scale. Row I: H. Chauncey, J. McDonald, P. Murphy, D. Hineline, M. Williams, B. Warner, George, D. Rich. Row 2: A. Johnson, D, Whitaker, F. Molle, B. Plaster, B. Markle, Miller, B. Jones, L. Couts, S. Theodore, G, Schweitzer Row 3: L. Griffith, F, McCann, McDonald, J. Gause, B. Cooper, J. Menius, D. Greve, H. Lowry. Row 4: J. Roelen, Rowley. A. Mil. G. Greene, Peltier, G. Dion, D. Bailey. B CLUB The B Club is a traditional high school activity whose main desire is to help school spirit and the morale of fellow students. The only qualification is to be a letterman of a B sport. Almost every Varsity man has at one time been in the B Club. This club makes B athletes in- to Varsity material. VARSITY CLUB The varsity Club is a club formed all of Varsity athletes from Hawthorne High. lt's a service club and has performed many activities. Row lr D. Hayes, G. Barkley, E. Clement, D. Moore, J. George, T. Porter, S. Abraham, G. Raley. Row 2: J. Short, R. Eidson, A. Steiner, R. Pino, B. Perry, J. Cooper, A. Anderson, D, Jones, L. Drager. Row 3: P. Brickey, S. Hunsucker, E. Greevy, R. Mix, J. Thorne, H. Jetter, F. Haynes, D. Mclntire, D. Hahlbeck. Row 4: Mr. Dankworth, E. Jones, R. Smith, D. Costanzo, J. Nicholson, B, Jones, Mr. Pfeiffer, H, Miller, Jr. Kroll, B. Gordon, Mr. Barton, PEP CLUB Row l: M. Bradbury, D. Holland, J Sheets, C. Freeberg, J, Dawson, J Haskell, L. Huckaby, R. Serna, P Haueter, B. Griffiths. Row 2: J. Frier S. Umland, C. Schafer, N. McReynold J. Tranchard, P. Slaughter, L, Johnson S. Skaff. Row 3: M. Malais, J. Stangel D. Stella, A. White, S. Metzger, L Smith, N. Lampkin, S. Spaulding, N Cone, J, Knudson. Row 4: J. Well baum, P. Edralin, J. Barton, C. Wilson L. Romero, V. Omens, J. Musgrat, R Jorgensen, M. Johnson, S. Delp. Row 5: P. Gouty, P. West, L. Cahoon, M Meyers, B. Webb, W. Smith, L. Holmes N. Phillips, J. Geverink. Row 6: D Donaldson, J. Burgh, J. West, N, Fax D. Smith, D. Mullard, D. Pearson, L Raley, M. Short. 6 1+ ' x K v. -I 1 I All Pioneer League seiections were dominated by f Hawthorne's championship footbail team ot 1953. S I I Ji G. Schweitzer Markle M- ,. P. Murphy Cooper B. Plaster Rich F. Molle Miller B. Cooper McCann J Contestabile Warner Jones .- I, . , 1 'X i ' P ' X 1 D X ,K K X Q Q I it i ' I 1 V A iv S. if . E E M s 1 Y 'X ,Q f . 'Ig ' er Q 1 -4 SPORTS OF 53-54p - . - 'Z F I it A U 1. . . 1 K I ist. 42 I Dixie Petersen Hawthorne's First Victory Queen 'rr PIONEER LEAGUE CHAMPS jrxxxk X E ff 1 fic Hawthorne Beverly Hills I5 20 Baldwin Park 20 47 Junipero Serra 6 24 Bellflower 7 33 Culver City O 46 Mira Costa 7 I3 25 33 44 El Segundo Morningside 6 California lnterscholastic Federation Playoff games: O 47 Carpenteria I8 Paso Robles 34 Row 'l: B. Markle, C. McDonald, D. Rich, F Row 2: B. Jones, J. Gause, H. Lowry, G. Dion J. Roelan, L. Couts, 8. Plaster, J. Menius, J Molle, J. Cooper, J. Contestabile, P. Murphy, G. Schweitzer, D. Hineline, B. Warner, M. Williams. i NP The Varsity football team smashed through nine straight games, to cinch our first Pioneer League championship and then to a trium- phant C. l. F. Victory. Sparked by the fine quarter-backing of Joe Contestabile and supported by strong offensive and defensive lines and a capable backfield, the Cougars ended a spectacular season. Contestabile broke the national record for touchdown passing, by completing 32 passes which broke the existing record of 27 passes with the help of ends Gerald Schweitzer and Phil Murphy. XII McDonald. Row 3: R. Schott, G. Bolli, K. Havi land, S. Theodore, F. Miller, G. Greene, D Greve, F. McCann, Row 4: Mr. Chauncey, J Collis, B. Cooper, A. Johnson, P. Dowell, R Ashby, Mr. Capelouto. UI ig:- .lim Pheiffer Coach ,fi i , x J X 8-19... G ,fx ,I XJ, L' f Vlwlmigl 1 J Hawthorne upsets Mira Costa in First League Victory. Dale Bailey-guard Alan Mix-center Bill Haskell-guard Q., fc . Jim Hall guard Hawthorne wins second straight league clash by tromping Culver City. Joe Contestabile-forward Don Castanza-forward Jerry Nickolson-forward s-.ff 'T' Mi? 42113 Hawthorne drops final league rally to Morningside in an over- time game. Gerald Schweitzer-guard Loren Rector-center Jay Roelen-guard Gary Farnham guard J W Row l: J. Nicholson, J. Hall, L. Rector, G. Schweitzer, A. Mix. Row 2: Coach Pfeiffer, D. Bailey, D. Costanza, J. Roelen, J. Contestabile, B. Haskell, G. Farnham. i953-54 BASKETBALL SEASON The B team's full and heavy schedule included games with St. Mon- ica, Harvard, Cathedral, Culver City, Mira Costa, Bellflower, Hart, El Se- gundo, Morningside and Leuzinger. Coach Pfeiffer called the B team a hard working group, from which he will build a strong Varsity team for the l954-55 season. 'X x ,AN X' .X A g ig., it 'l :Y 'Sl B Rv N. gp Lx FX CT if S9 is I, ,. i X-xi J rw ' -'lx VARSITY SCHEDULE Haw- thorne 42 ,,...,.,.... Cathedral ..... 5l ,,.,.. ,,,.,,. H art .,,,.,, 47 ..,.., Leuzinger 64 ,,.,,, Leuzinger 39. ,... ,,,, T orrance .,., . 4l .,,,.. ,, .. Redondo 59 .,,,,,,,,, Harvard 46 ...... St. Monica 63 .,..., .,,. C athedral v.,,, 55 .....,,,.,., Bellflower .,,,, 55. 65 ...., 43.. . 56.. .. 56 .,,.. .. 60 ...,.,,,. . 62 .,,,,, 75. 73. ,. BEVERLY Huw- thorne 45... .... 57 Culver City .... Mira Costa .. .. EI Segundo ..... Morningside Bellflower .... Culver City .... Mira Costa .... EI Segundo .... Morningside .. HILLS TOURNAMENT Mira Costa ..... .. Loyola . .. Row l: R. Hu hes, F. Ha nes, R. Cowan, R. Mann, R M D 9 Y Hahlbeck Row 2- P Burbe D Ha es J Joh 0 R Smth . . . y, . y , . ns n, T. Ryno, J. Young, J. Costanza, F. Fritscher. Row 3: B a VARSITY Row 1: B. Cooper, M. Wil- liams, B. Jones, J. Roelen, B. Plaster, L, Whitaker, J. Nicholson, J. McGehee. Row 2:Coach Chauncey, J. Short, A. Johnson, D. Costanzo, P. Murphy, J. Contestabile, J. Nygoord, B. B. Jones, F. Miller, R. Evers. Baseball Schedule 1954 Leuzinger-twice Beverly Hills-twice Inglewood-twice Torrance Beverly Hills Mt. Carmel Pepperdine The baseball teams showed great promise in the spring by exhibiting great strength in the pre-league games. Leuzinger, Torrance, Mt. Carmel and the iunior varsity of Pepperdine College were defeated. During Easter vacation the ball club defeated Puente, Fillmore, Corona and Pacific to capture the 5th Annual Puente Tournament. League Schedule Bellflower-twice Culver City-twice Mira Costa-twice El Segundo-twice Morningside-twice Bellflower g JV's K 'T ROW 1: R. Eidson, D. Rich, P Q A G. Schultz, R. Knutson, J. ' , X it 'W Kroll, J. Casody, R. Mann, Nik . Q, n X V. Puska. ROW 2: R. lan- ham, G. Sharp, B. Benson, ,Jill -'4J.H?'51,I,:t..sfy X R. Gregory, S. Guyer, LJ. - 5 'I Hutchens, R. Smith, R. Odg- ers, D. Newill, Coach Donk- worth. jig gjffig Ni... L . ...,.... If ,....,.-,..,........- V 1 K ,f A 1 r 1, I - f 4 Y , M f 'fm ff f x .W H' ,,4? 4:, my, Q Y ', ' M- ,,, N. 5 - K ,Y ' J ' ' film' , . -.I-,-. A , .H ig N, .La , ng' p4,,L,?, 8 , ,rl , y , - 1 Ft' . , ' ' ' Q 5' 345, rm- .- , - V' 1 'nfeil .C'i'f?7Fv2Lnr.. f S l U 1 G G E R S ' 1 E, Coach Hal Chauncey ' 1 , ....-,,.--.-7- - I ,.. ...LJ I LLJ -1.1- 'rx Q ,Lf f 5 1' it fi, :'VVVVV ,, - ---..,..., P7......--,.. 'fl ,4-f,:::nn1--- A 'Mi b ' 1 . ' X -1. 34-' Q nr, 9 0 K ' X. W , F X,-v' . . V 6 x -sl . x ,mf -N T 1 Ex' I K H67n.ii'ff, I - I- . Q' 'f'-L-f ,., - ' 1 - Q ffl 2 .J 1.11 3 J. ls Q +L, 1. .,z. .4'. i 4. rf . i' A.. QE'-Y Af. .1- i l J 1 A . ., , . 4 -Art 'Q' 4 ' - ' 1.41,-, .ni -4 i l. to r., B. Markle, J. Simmons Schweitzer, J. Contestabile, P. Dowell MR. TRACK Frank Molle SCHEDULE Cathedral Inglewood Harvard and Morningside Culver City and Beverly Hills Mira Costa and Leuzinger El Segundo and Morningside Inglewood Relays Compton Relays Qualifications for Pioneer League Finals Pioneer League Finals Hawthorne's track team proved to be the best yet, as many re- cords were shattered. To start the season, Hawthorne competed at Huntington Beach Relays, in which Frank Molle, Gerald Schweitzer, Paul Dowell, Bob Markle, Joe Contestabile, and John Simmons brought back a second place trophy. Qi Ritle Row I: T. Gioia, H. Jetter, J. George, A. Steiner, E. Foster, J. Cooper. Row 2: Mr. Jones, B. Cone, J, Roelen, D, Greve, J. Cooper, D. Anderson, Hineline, J. Arnold. Q Q I 53 ,. Ili S?f:1'f.'. Tennis Team 1954 marked the date ot Hawthorne's first tennis team. These boys arethe pioneers of H a wth o r ne's tennis te a m s. They have played throughout the year with great enthus- iasm. Matches were played with Bellflower, Mira Costa, Leuzinger, and Inglewood. B. Crutchfield, B. Watkins, R. Wil liams, R. Cohee, R. Crutchfield, C Bollman, R. Patchin. Coach Ash- ley, B. Arnold, S. Re1s,' B. Sump- son, F. Souza, H. Brandt, W. Mar- tin, B, Fourneir, B. Sulzen, D. Hurd. Wrestling Team The Wrestling Team had a very active season in I954 by having matches with Beverly Hills, lnovice tourneyl Mira Costa, Leu- zinger, Morningside, Redon- do, Inglewood, and C. l. F. prelims at Whittier. The Cougars had one C. I. F. contender this year- Eddie Foster, who placed D. fourth in the C. I. F. finals. I' -- u- 7? an TLB' if 41h g:?? T? ' Tglw' AU I 'JII5 :il I '. is s 7 u in i, X' - Tb- Q- 'Y I ,I Row 1: K. Haviland, D. Cohee, J. Foster, D. Huttaker. if 'CJ -rg' IVY The team composed of Dwayne Huffaker, Keith Haviland, Bill Co- hee, and Jerry Foster won second p l a c e in I e a g u e competition. They s h ot matches against Inglewood, Leu- zinger, and Morning- side High Schools. The Cub team is made up ot Bob Hendrick, Garland Tyler, and Ronnie Egg- er. The sponsors are Mr. Kirkpatrick, Mr. Harvey, and Mr. Hummel. 450 G.A.A. Row l: V. Ccdwallader, Y. Gall, C. Burkell, J, McDonald. Row 2: M. McOuinn, D. Moon, B. Johnson M, O'Brien, J. Hansen, G. Welsh, S. Hammond, C. Meyers, D. Delfenbaugh, P. Oliver. Row 3: L, Kossolf B. Delong, A. Perez, D. Holland, J. Leigher, E. Boutell, P. Franklin, S. Tanrihouser, N. Winfrey, J Mitchell, B. Quinn, N. Gough. Row 4: B. Clark, M. Bradberry, C. Wall, K. McGuckie, J. Schott, L. Dolly D. Odgers, G. Lowery, L. Wisham. Row 5: M, Short, M. Wisham, J. Slangel, C. Squires, M. Malias S, Mullard, J. Lee, B. Puckelv, V. Trepanier, J. Reed, D. Smith, R, Mackey. Row 6: D, Chapman, S. Dally R. Monleilh, B. Bruce, L. Lewis, P. Eide, M. Bakke, A. Boker, B, Cramer, B. Lowe, M. Slater. Row 7 O. Griffin, J. Wilson, N. Phillips, D. Pearson, G. DeLarme, C. Prodin, L. Sam, N. McReynolds, B. Rose S. Crow, P. Hauefer, D. Stella, G. Saunders, P, Hineline. Row 8: R. Keiffer, H, Leighter, P, Woodham J. Dawson, L. Raley, M. Johnson, R. Ifvrjenson, S, Gregory, D, Peardon, N. Fox, S. Delp. if if 5 . 1 Q- - ,gi J. First Semester Row 'lz J, Reading, J. Han- son, M, Bradberry, L. Koss- off. Row 2: A. Elslander, M. , McDaniels, P. Eide, NL Cleve- land, L. Lewis, S. Dally, B. Clark, D. Metzger. . Q YY l o T Tlffwk A We Second Semester Row 'l: N. Winfrey, L. Lewis C. Wall P. Franklin, S. Dal- ly. Row 2: D. Stella, M. Bradberry, D. Holland, J. Hanson, L. Kossoft, J. Leighter, B. Clark, S. Hams mond. xx-:vii Elected each semester the GAA Board plans the annual banquets and picnic. The members act as chairmen of al! activities and work on plans for playdays. They attend GAA Pioneer Council meetings to give and share ideas with six other schools. This year our GAA board served as hostess to the third Pioneer Council meeting. 4,-rf.,-4. 2 ir: lxx 41363 xv ' f - 1 tr ,ef 7' K ' xv if K KJ' V . A.. ,'a'.'wW L 2-.wif 4 t. H31 .7 .. ip, g. Q D A , lark N Wnre Q e ,J JJYQ13, Y I I' it b Q, . . 'fl fiber i. LF lu IV' iffy, 'n .4- A '. V Q4-43- , ' ,.f,.,, , --1 .- '32 'xii , , fn -E Pr.. I L SONG QUEENS Janet Tranchard Pat Slaughter Nancy Hayden Roberta Walker Diane Moon YELL LEADERS Donna Holland Ruth Magruder Myrna Bradberry Mascot Dixie Petersen ' 1, . 1 V71-S 55- T la.. 1-. ' ' SL -Q, --. -5,- 'CJ' Q- ,T MAJORETTES Standing - Paula Baribeau .lo MCCollister Barbara Bruce Kneeling - Donna Castle Joanne Stangel 15 F- is X65 G K w l n er Bruce J McCoIIns beau gel w 3 M otte Mc onald D dgers on B n A w 4 M alans ron r on n s M e S Ca Ro 5 r eman P Gouty B afford N x e I. Ra Short McReynolds G Delorme Row 7 essler a es Barn at er J Young P Ragsdale ocum Row 8 Hub d Ska K Schau S Daves S Wedeswenler Row 9 Menefee B Webb C Wtlson S Barth Standing left J al K War A Ve a J We lbaum C stnglua P ralnn L cas a d ng nght once A B Antelman S Lawson .l ong The Cadence Corps organnzed at Hawthorne Hugh School thus year was under the d I rec t 4 o n of Mrs Bachman CADENCE CORPS N, t' Q ' ft'-L S':..:.a -1- 4 'ad- , 3 S, , , - , .. - 1 . - - ' . A -5- E11 S, Q V ' 1 ,. 1 - 1 f .. L, -jg. ji- 1 1 jf'i'2 , - ' si'-1 -f ' - , . f 'S 'Mr'-Q -1 'L 5 .- ' '35-H 2-'3i5i'? ',f 1' - 'C f A .. . . A . '-I 'L ---, 92' ffIf.'t lf - iff-:5,j. ' - 7 'Qi-f if . S I-'r-.'1? 2i i ii lf: C - 2vF'5?E. l3lr .' a w3f , .ve4 - W ' 1'-- W '21-43-: .' EPP 1 B ' P Elsey' J, Foster . McHenry, R. Walker, J. Foster J. Menius, N- B Hoel R Cure S Theodore M Burgm B Ed dlngton C Marshall J Wllson J Van Camp N Hayden The drama class of 1953 54 under the drrectlon of Mr Pete Elmore produced Thornton Wllder s Our Town on March 25 and 26 G Whet B edd,,, s 'e N El Qton C M sey J pose J Menw, arcus R Walker S Tllanglemus P MCHONY G lyvhslldhzldi C Eakln ersen B Tonnersen T 2 ll VARSITY if- FOLLIES K-lknelme B ' Pl Dove 099' George Gfee The musical comedy highlight of the year, The Varsity Follies was presented by the Varsity Club on March l2. Included in the cast were: Victor Jones, Al Johnson, George Greene, LeRoy Couts, Dan Rich, Leo Peltier, Fred Miller, John George, Bob Markle, Frank McCann, Mel Wil- liams, Frank Molle, David Hineline, Alan Mix, Joe Contesta- bile, Bill Plaster, Jay Roelen, Gerald Schweitzer, Stan Hun- sucker, Dale Bailey, Dick Whitaker. It was a surprise to the student body to discover so much alent among the rugged individuals ofthe Varsity Club. 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