Inglewood Christian School - Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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O The Class of 1957 began school ln September, 1948, under the leaderslflip of Mrs. Hoy in Kindergarten. Only seven have re- malned ln Christian School the full nine years--MIKE ASHBURN, CHERI LYN DSBRY, LINDA GARRITT, DONALD HURDEL, DAVID MUNYER, JANET MURRAY, and PAT The First grade, with M LVIN CHILCOAT for a seven years fsince he MCLARNEY. Mrs. Wright, brought BILLY TINGLE and full eight years and GARY BOGERT for was out of State during the third yearl MICHELE McCOWIN entered in September, 1950, in the Second grade under Miss Diller. With Mrs. Lindsey, the Third grade brought ANNETTE KENNEDY and four Thompsons--JIM THOMPSON and three brothers, BRUCE, GARY and DALE THOMPSON. In their five years in Christian School lthey were out through fifth gradel the three Thompson brothers have not missed a day of school. Even more remarkable, their Mother has attended Chapel every morning. Under Mrs. Hollingsworth the Fourth grade gained PAUL ROGERS and BONNIE GILBERT. Bonnie dropped out the Fifth and Sixth grades, returning in the Seventh, and Paul was out the Sixth. JUDY ALEXANDER and PATSY LIEEEH enrolled in Fifth with a new teacher, Miss Metcalf. GARY ENOCH, BOB BURNETT. SHERRY TOLONE. ISABEL VELASCO. and an- other new teacher, Mrs. Mahler, enrolled in the Sixth. Jr. High and eight new faces appeared in the Seventh grade along with Coach Sam himself to the dent, MARGARET tallest boy in WOOD. Sperling--MIKE CADENHEAD, who immediately endea whole school and was elected Student Body Presi PERSFUL, MARTY ROSE, KEITH SHEETS, JOE SUNSHINE school, EDDIE WALKER, MARY WHITENER, and ROGER red ! For the last and best year of all came AHDIS ASCARATE, ROY BURLESON, DAVE KESSLER, JIM VTVWELYN, official fire lighter for hgt dgg day, JOE MILLIGAN, and DAVID PARKS. This class has been active in all things undertaken by the school If contributed to the building fund to erect the school, bought the asphalt tile for their Second grade room, helped purchase needed blackboard in the Third prade, made contributions for the Church building, tile for the Church floor, and Church pews. In their nina Christian School years, this class won four paper drives and tied once. This class has been blessed with excellent teachers, Christian teachers. Fgp the first time, four students claim top honors. Three of the four attended Christian School all nine years.

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FMMW ?hi migutes HT? brought up to date, the business of the day concludedg we .0 U 9 Crowd. The Annual Home-Coming of the Christian School Alumni swings into the full of social light today, The new generation, looking more like their parents than the parents them- selves, helps us recognize our old friends from the class of June, 1957. --We page a few to find what the years have brought our classmates. Michael Cadenhead studied Law at S. C. and Texas Christian. A distinguished career is assured our Mike. We wish him every success. Judge Melvin Chilcoat presides over the Childrens' Court. The nations youth is his first COUCSPH- Paul R0R6rs wears the uniform of the U. S. Forestry Ser- vice. He is Ranger at Yellowstone. Watch your throttle over the freeways and along the highways: A most firm highway patrolman is Captain Joe Sunshine. So is David Munyer, who learned about law enforcement while an H. P. in the U. S. Air Force. Dale Thompson makes special investigations gor1thE'District Attorney's Office, and David Parks is store detective at u oc s. Bill Tinale has an auto repair shop and garage. Gary Enoch designs tools. Joe Milligan is in the Engineering Office, Division of State Highways. There are three electronic engineers, Keith Sheets is at Douglas Aircraft, Marty Rose at Northrop, Gary Bogert with the Navy. Jimmy Llywelyn is an Engineering Coordinator and Gary Thompson is in charge of all Federal Navigation for the Pacific Coast. Isabel Velasco teaches Journalism at nl Camino. Sherry Talone and Bruce Thompson, our geologists, plan expeditions for the National Geographic Society. Michele McCowin is secretary-stenographer at Hawthorne Elementary School. Mary Whitener is a grade school teacher there, and Cheri Lyn DeBry trains student teachers at U. C. L. A. Homemaking and housekeeping won Linda Garritt from the Roller Derby and Bonnie Gilbert from United Air Lines. Patsy Lieber used to be secretary to the Attorney General in Sacramento. Ardis Ascarate became a profes- sional scater with the Ice Follies. Janet Murray was secretary to the uBig Bossn at M. G. M. in charge of bookings for Top Temperamental Talent. Then she married one and retired to a life of bliss.--Get your tickets early! Judy Alexander appears at the Carthay Circle for a short engage- ment only. The legitimate theatre claims the allegiance of our one dramatic actress. Business enterprise has called several. Margaret POPSfUl OWHS th6 charm school, HMilady Modelsu. Eddie Walker runs HThe Rinky Dink Roller Rink-- Fun for Grown-upsn. Don Hurdel builds boats and races them. Jimmy Thompson sells 'Precision Suppliesn to aircraft companies. Contractor Mike Ashburn has an expanding construction business. Our Sports-caster, Bob Burnett also referees football games in the Pacific Coast League. Dave Kessler is a career officer in the U. S. Army, and Gary waggoner wears the Navy Blue, Roger Wood, who majored in Political Science, is U. S. Congressman from the 58th district. He is trying to get something done for us in the way of Smog control. Annette Kennedy, x-ray technician at Lennox Medical Center takes pictures cf molapg for Patrick J. McLarney, D. D. S., who plugs 'em, jerks 'em, t 1 t 'em and rebuilds 'em, and for Roy E. Burleson, M. D., the s ra gh ens , H truly familiar figure with the nLittle Black Bag . Another year gone by! Our NTwenty-Years-After Homecoming Dayu draws to a close.--Everybody over to Hurdels' for coffee! . . . . . . . . Ave, v-1- F1naa Ar June- 1957! Until we meet again, Hail and Farewell.