Jefferson High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Daly City, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1952 volume:

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Siudenf Assisfanfs . . . 64 Commi++ees . . . . 66 Music Organizafions . . 69 Ofher Clubs . . 72 Sporfs . . . 76 Block J . . . 88 Girls' Sporfs . . 9O Girls' Block J . . 9l Aquacade . . . 92 Adveriisemenls .... . 94 School Swimming Records . . 97 Scl1oolTraclc Records . . . IOI Acknowledqmenfs . . lO5 emwvf DEDICATION MARJORIE A. REANDEAU In appreciafion of her confinued inferesf in school acfivifies and of The friendliness, charm, and wisdom fha? have endeared her 'ro us all. STANFORD HANNAH Disfrid Suporinhndom MISS HELEN DOBBIE GLEN SOUTH Dean of Girls Dean of Boys AT The head of The school organizaTion are The six members of our adminisTraTion. Their eTTorTs co6rdinaTe The TaculTy neTworlc and malce possible The smooTh running oT JeTTerson's educaTional machinery. ln spiTe of crowded condiTions They have succeeded in giving consider- able individual aTTenTion To The sTudenTs' problems. We are graTeTul Tor Their allowing us as Tree a rein as possible in our selT-governmenT and sTudenT liTe, Thus giving us The TullesT opporTuniTy Tor developing iniTiaTive and sell-reliance. For This reason rules and regulaTions have been lcepT To a minimum aT Jefferson. The hub of The adminisTraTive wheel is Mr. Hannah, school principal ancl disTricT superinTendenT. AssisTing him, Vice Principal Mongan has Taken over many of Mr. l'lannah's duTies, Thus Treeing him Tor his worlc as disTricT superinTendenT. MRS ANNA M EASON LYAL INGERSOLL MRS. MILDRED McGEEIN THOMAS J. CALLAN ADMINISTRATION ..a Qu SS BEATRICE MOLDRUP LLEI-VELLYN REESE I 'ashman Girls' Counselor Sfudenf Body Advisor ' JOHN MONGAN Vice Principal For help in pIanning rheir programs and becoming accusromeol ro Iheir new high school Iife, freshman girls have Iheir own counselor, Miss MoIdrup. The resjr of JeI:Ierson's women can I'urn Io Miss Dobioie, sympaiheric dean of girIs, while rhe boys gei abIe advice from Mr. Sourh, Srudenr governmenr, which is all imporreni Io educerion, comes under rhe supervision of Mr. Reese. PETER J. MARKOVICH Chairman TRUSTEES A STUDENT BODY OFFICERS K GENE LORENZO Presidenr, Fall FLOYD GONELLA DONNA CANAVESIO MARGE DUNCAN Vice-Presidenf, Fall Secreiary, Fall Treasurer Classroom 'reaching is fhe mosf imporfanf obiecfive of fhe school, buf essenfial also is fhe experience gained in worlcing wifh fellow sfudenfs and faculfy members on The varied acfivifies associafed wifh school life. The mosf oufsfanding of fhese acfivifies is fhe Sfudenf Body Governmenf. There, all fhe sfudenfs have opporfunifies for service and leadership and for evaluafing fheir own and fheir group's failures and successes. Under fhe leadership of Fall Presidenf Gene Lorenzo, mosf of fhe meefings of The execufive board were spenf in The imporfanf faslc of checlcing fhe new Consfifufion, which lasf year was complefed by fhe Consfifufion Revision Commiffee. As each page was reviewed. all sfudenfs concerned had The chance fo make correcfions and requesl changes. These included clarifying The 'rerms of office as fhey will be when 'rhe midferm graduafion no longer exisfs and exfending 'riclcef sales for dances wifh no expenses. Assisfing Gene in fhe governmenfal dufies, Vice-Presidenf Floyd Gonella supervised 'rhe sale of Sfudenf Body cards: while Donna Conavesio experfly lcepf fhe minufes and Marge Duncan balanced fhe funds. Judge Mabel Garibaldi efiecfively punished law- brealcers in regular sessions of her courf, and Joanne Van Vlief, our head yell leader, puf real spirif info rallies and games. When elecfions came around in February not all 'rhe offices changed hands. Keeping up fheir efficienf worlc were Marge Duncan, Mabel Garibaldi. and Joanne Van Vliefg 'ihe only ones noi re-elecred were 'rhe graduafing seniors. To fake Their places were Rich 1' A MABEL GARIBALDI Judge RICHARD TRANTHAM Presidenf, Spring E CORINNE NOBLE SecreTary, Spring SHIRLEY CREIGHTON Vice-Presidenf, Spring TranTham as presidenT. Shirley CreighTon as vice-president and Corinne Noble as secre- Tary. This Exe-cuTive Board cooperaTed so well ThaT There were Tew heaTed argumenTs, and mosT moTions passed unanimously. One noTable excepTion, however, was The conTro- versial subiecT of wheTher dope peddlers should be given The deaTh penalTy. The issue was broughT up aT The requesT OT Iv1odesTo High School. They wished us To supporT Them in peTiTioning The sTaTe le-gisIaTure To give capiTal punishmenT To dope peddlers. The members Took exTreme sides and only aTTer long discussions agreed ThaT The dea+h penaITy in iTselT was noT The soluTion To This serious problem. In March The Handbook CommiTTee, headed by Virda Walker, began making a bookleT To help new sTudenTs learn abouT JeTTerson more easily and TasTer. The handbook will conTain inTormaTion on school rules, programming, bell schedules, The lunchroom, and oTher needed subiecTs. Jim BuTenhoT, Harry Miller, PaT GeerTsen, Shirley Rasor, Arleen Pool, among oThers, worked on This proiecT. Jim wroTe arTicles on Tardiness, grading sys- Tems, and The losT and Tound. PaT and Shirley wroTe on crediTs and subiecTs ThaT are needed in order To graduaTe, and Arleen reporTed on Tire drills and The book room. Mr. Reese. The ExecuTive Board counsellor. helped by prooT-reading each arTicle. IT is hoped ThaT This bookleT will prevenT The panic experienced by Treshmen when They can'T Tind The elevaTor, aTTer being Told by a senior To Take iT To The TourTh Tloor To geT To The swimming pool. SCIENCE eeonee i-HNKLE 3 T, I0 FACULTY lT's always a pleasure To say someThing nice abouT The people you like. We like The Jehlerson TaculTy and we wish we could seT down all oT Their conTribuTions To This year's school liTe. Mr. Reese, who Teaches American problems, shows greaT paTience in lisTeninq To The ideas expressed by The sTudenTs, and his presenTaTion oT The problems wiTh which we will come inTo conTacT in everyday life makes us realize more vividly our responsibiliTies. l-lis wonderful personaliTy makes him a special Triend oT everyone who knows him. FRANK KANE HILDEGARD SEIDEL HOWARD MIGUEL MADELINE ZILLER MARJORIE REANDEAU COMMERCIAL FACULTY MATH DONNAL BEHM ELMAN ROSE BEATRICE MOLDRUP JOHN IVAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION ARJORIE ERICKSON JOSEPH MCGRATH MCHAEL ORLICH JOHN MATTHEWS 4-Q85 i ff 1. . ,Ii W , -'I- fi I VIRGINIA PARENT MARY NEWSWANGER ENGLISH FACULTY LIBRARY l.. DOROTHY TULLY . r v' I fi B 'T:- ELIZABETH HALL BARBARA SCHMIDT BIANCA MARY RATTI THOMAS REDMOND MARION KRAMER HAZEL HENRY ELIZABETH JONES HGMEMAKING JOSEPH BALLARIN J,D.VOLBRECHT DOROTHY CROWE CLARENCE LAIR SCIENCE When sfudenls, usually in Their freshman or sophomore year, enler fhe algebra class laughl by Miss Crowe, 'rhey meel one of Jel'Ferson's mosl popular +eachers. Miss Crowe noi' only gives of her deep slore ol knowledge in algebra and chemislry, bul' also gives advice on school poli+ics and ac+ivi+ies. She makes a conscienlious ellorl' +o know each sluclenf personally and help him as much as possible. When you hear fhe slop clock bell ring in lhe Typing room, our new business feacher. Mr. l-linkle, is probably giving a live-minule 'rime Test There has been a very favorable reacfion on lhe parl of 'rhe sludenfs foward lhis friendly, good-humored leacher. We expecl lhal many of lhe sludenls leaving Jefferson will oblrain 'rhe besl' of iobs because of his excellenl' luloring in lyping and shorlhand. CHARLES SLINGER JOSEPH LASSEGUES TRUMAN PFEFFER VICTOR BINSACCA DURANT MOSELEY MANUAL ARTS FACULTY SOCIAL STUDIES LLEWELLYN REESE WILLIAM RAYNOLDS HARRIETTE MEIER ERNEST RIBERA f ARTS ALFRED RUNNELLS EUNICE SEATON LOUISE BRENT JOSEPH FULFORD Young, friendly, and willing are adiecfives Ihai appIy Io our hisfory and social s+udies Ieacher, Mrs. Meier. Mrs. Meier is so na'ruraI and pleasani in class I'ha+ her courses have become Iavorires. Hours of her Iime were devoied 'ro heIping 'rhe yearbook sfafi wriI'e Iheir copy, for which The sfafi is very gra+e'IuI. One of +he mosf popular gym 'reachers is Mrs. Newswanger. This preHy. pefiie Ieacher gives her sfudenfs a sense of appreciafion of ar+ while she heIps Ihem aHain muscular skill and coordinafion in her modern dance classes. She direcfed her modern dance group in Ihe I-Iiawaiha Can+a+a, 'rhe Aquacade, and assembIies. When a freshman is seen sfudying names and pIaces from myihology, if is aImosI ceriain Ihai' he has Miss Schmidr for English. Miss Schmidf is aIso a wonderful grammar feacher. Many sIuden+s give her credii for Ihe knowledge Ihey are very glad Io have when college enfrance exams come around. Besides fhis acadmic work, much of her exfra Iime is spem' helping wifh acIivi+ies and roofing for our basIceIIoaII Ieam. JEAN CARRIGAN ROBERTA MIL LER NAOMI MURPHY DORIS OTTOBONI VERNA CALDERON vu.. CAFETERIA CUSTODIANS LEFT TO RIGHT:Eugenia Winfer, Anne Flick, Helen FIRST ROW, leff fo righf: Maurice Bogarf, William T. Creighlon, Marie Willers. Webb, John Parodi Emeline W nn. SE , y COND ROW: Ed- ward F. Gallanf, Neil A. Nelson, Virgil A. Cady, Bill Lewis, George Fair, Roberi NI. Dennis, Frank Boskey. SENICDRS ME Mis S1 SM 3 .4 N f f y It , 1 qv . I R 3 ' X N X 'If :Ll 'B . , X . iff 1 W , 4 R Vx! K ' I U ,N fx X vw' My llllgu 1 X Y I JIM ALBERA High Senior President Chorus, Band Show, Variefy Show, Senior Assembly, Senior Rinq Comrnillee. CRAIG COFFEE SENIORS CLASS OF i952 JANUARY MARY BEAMENT Torern Pole, Chorus, Ba nd Showy Variely Show. P ' -3. ' . ., -.,.f' A si -'11 A .V 7,3 1 , Y H, '-,,n Q .g LARRY COMER BASIL BEESON U Chorus, Variefy Show, Office Practice, Play- A Murder Has Been Arranged. i . PAT FEVE R LY C Spanish Club, C.S.F., Klicks, Orcheslra, Latin Club. Spanish Club Show. Senior Assembly. J ONNA CANAVESIO Sfudenl B d e ret r 0 yS C a y- I95I, Enlerfainmenf Commirtee, Aquacade, Senior Sneak Cornmirfee, Senior Assembly, Junior Assembly, v ,, W , , 1' HARLES DONLEY Chief Sergeant-at-Arms, Enlerlainrnenf Cornmiffee, Boys' Block J, Band Show, Fresh-Soph Base- ball, Baseball. BILL BOGHOSIAN Transfer from Serra Hnrmh School, Tolem Pole, Track. FLOYD GONELLA Sfudenf Body Vice- presidenf-l95I, Ch Sergeant-at-Arms, Block J Senior Asse Foofball, Track. E GORSUCH RONALD JENNINGS 'om Torn Sfaff, Spanish Ilub, Kliclcs, C.S.F., Xquacade, Senior kssernbly. Chorus, Senior Ball Corrimiffee, Senior Sneak Comrnilfee, Senior Assembly, Band Show, Variefy Show. 1 MW, , 2 ANN KEILBAR GENE LORENZO ansfer lrorri Balboa igh School, rshion Show, Sludenf Body Presiclenl il95I,To1ern Pole, Block J, Senior Assembly, Foorball, Baseball. SENIORS GAIL HOWES DUANE JOHNSON Totem Pole, Enlerfainrnenl Commi'rfee,Sergean1-aT- Arms, Spanish Club lPresidenf-l95ll, Aquacade, Senior Ball Cornrnirlee. Transfer from Missoula Hiqh School, Missoula, Montana. -ii -' ,i ,, 'firzg f - vlnqzl. i ,F . lf' . NANCY MCCAFFREY EARL McCUNE High Senior Secrefary, Enlerlainrnenf Cornmiflee Chorus, Cheerleader, Aquacade, Band Show. OFFICERS, leff fo right Nancy Pere, Treasurer, Nancy McCaffrey, Secrelaryg Earl Troche, Vice- presidenlg Jim Albera, Presidenf. Spanish Club, C.S.F., Dance Band, Junior Assembly, Exchange Assembly, Band Show. DONALD LEWIS Chorus, Block J, Senior Assembly, Exchange Assembly, Band Show, Track. i 'P 5 air' fl: f I is ,f713.QQl S' DOROTHY MERCIANO Totem Pole, Chorus, Girls' Block J, G,P.A,L., Aquacade, Senior Cap and Gown Cornrnillee, Oliice Practice. R. GENE NAY Transfer fromSurpris1- Valley Hiqh School, Spanish Club, Senior Ball Commillee, Office Practice. ti , 3 at Q RAY SCHM ITKE Junior Treasurer, Tolem Pole lEdi1orf l95ll, Senior Assembly Junior Assembly, Frosh Soph Baseball, Baskelball. MILTON OSTELLO RAY RECORD DAVID RIVERA Liqhlweiqhr Block J, Liqhlweiohl Block J, Spanish Club, Senior Assembly, Baskelba I. Block J, Basketball, Swirriminq. Foolball, Swimming. WALTER TACKETT Tmnalr-r lrom Casile-rnnnl High, Oakland, California, Chorus, Band Show. ARLENE WENGER Enferlainrrienl Comrnillee, Senior Jacket Cornrniflee Junior Assembly, Band Show, Library Praclice, Office Praclice. SENIORS CLASS OF l952 JANUARY lim wt., 5 v .. EARL TROCHE Senior Vice-president, Spanish Club, Dance Band, Block J, Senior Ball Cornmillee, Senior Assembly, Foofball. NANCY PERA Enlerlainrnenl Comi Chorus, Senior Snei Commillee, Band S Senior Ball Comrnil sf LEO ZAPPETTINI Block J, Baskelbal Baseball. 'Y' Presenfafion of The Class of January, l952. Gene Nay sings Memories. THE MIDTERM GRADUATES We are The midTerm senior class. When we TirsT came To JeTTerson as unsure Treshmen, we Tound The adiusTmenT To The high school rouTine made more bewildering by our plunge inTo school liTe aT mid- year. AlThough There were obsTacles in our paTh, we meT and hurdled Them wiTh The guidance oT parenTs, Teachers, and advisors. We were TorTunaTe To have Mrs. Anderson and Mr. Mongan as deans. Their helpf Tul manner and lcindly aTTiTude gave us The righT sTarT in our school career aT JeTTerson. Our Treshman and sophomore years Tairly Tlew along. One oT our TirsT and mosT exciTing evenTs was The donlcey basl4eTball game. lT seemed ThaT The men ToughT more againsT The donlceys Than againsT Their opponenTs. When we were sophomores, some oT The sTudenTs parTicipaTed in Their TirsT aquacade. As iuniors we became more acTive in school aTTairs. Nancy Pera and Nancy lVlcCaTTery sang in ThaT year's marvelous band show. Playing Tor bo+h This evenT and The Spanish Club's Carioca Caper were TrumpeTer Earl Troche and bass player Earl lv1cCune. Following our lasT summer vacaTion we came baclc To school ready Tor work and bursTing wiTh energy. ln The lasT Tour and a halT monThs everyThing seemed To happen aT once. Crowding our schedule were senior picTures and announcemenTs, dances, plays, assemblies, and senior commiTTees. ln The senior as- sembly, Jim Albera acTed The Tough guy in The Born YesTerday slqiT, and Floyd Gonella played golf wiTh Don Lewis in The audiToriurn aisles. ln The play A Murder l-las Been Arranged, Basil Beeson was The vicTim and Lee Gorsuch swam in Paris in The Agua' Cade. We were especially proud oT Ray Schmilrlce, who was ediTor oT The 'l'oTem Pole in his lasT semesTer, and oT Gene Lorenzo, who was chosen by The sTudenT body as iTs presidenT. Comic relief in The Tense, nervous momenTs oT graduaTion was provided by Floyd Gonella's Tall Trom The olaTTorm during The assembly rehearsal. ln Their speeches aT graduaTion, ValedicTorian Lee Gorsuch. SaluTaTorian Earl McCune, and Class Speaker Craig CoTTee expressed our regreTs aT leaving This wonder- Tul school, our appreciaTion oT The help we have re- ceived, and our hopes Tor whaT The TuTure miqhT bring. LANNY ADAMI lorri Tom Slaff, Spanish Club, C,S.F,, Klinks, Senior Assembly, Spanish Club Show, l30's Basketball. SENIORS CLASS OF i952 JUNE JOAN BEECHER Low Senior Secrelary, Enlerlainrnenl Comrnirlery Spanish Club, Senior Ball Commiileo. Acuacade. fi' iff! DELORES BYBEE Laliri Club, 6,P.A,l., Af1uacade,Class Asiernblilw, Oflifr' Praciicey Tennis. VERN BARBERA Senior Ball Commillee. FRANK ASCARIZ World Aflairs Group. NANCY BURLUND Transfer from Abraham Lincoln -High School, Ofiice Pracfice. MAUNA LEE CAPPS RICHARD BERGSTRESSER Tolem Pole, Spanish Club, C.S.F., Block J, Girls' Block J, G.P.A.L., Aquacade, Junior Prom Commilfec. Senior Assembly, Baskeiball, Track. JOE BACIGALUPI Senior Ball Cornmilh r- S gr 33 6 4 ii S, .:,- LAVERN CHELONE Chorus, Aquacade, Band Show, Variely Show. OANN CLENI ENT Spanish Club, Chorus, G.P.A.L., Hiawalha Cantaia. vi! be I 5 f of f' --... 2: fs ff' ge i 6 if R r'-y is J 'IGELO CALOIARO Spanish Club, Baskelball, Track. EUGENE BOUDREAU Transfer from Walsonville High School. SENIORS LYN COLBY Klicks, Girls' Block J, Senior Jacke1ComrniHfe, Playi DoTs and Dashesf' Aquacadr. ,e5?a, , .is2.ib mast : 'f wsigig lf! fify' S W, M . g yn I I, ..., I . X xii? 1 1553 g ,E,, 5 , sr S r New BOBBIE COOPER RICHARD CLAYBERG Transfer from Balboa High School, Enferfainmeni Comrnilree, Spanish Club, Aquacade, Junior Assembly, Junior Prom Commiffee. Af fheir favorife pastime of arguing, Anfhony Frosi, Lanny Adami, Dean Weibel, Richard Bergsfresser, and Earl McCune. Tom Tom Slaf'lilEdifor- I952l, Spanish Club, Klicks, Art Club, C.S.F. lPresidenl-v l952l,PubIici1y CommiHee,Tracl1. NORMAN CADY Low Senior President, Block J, Senior Announcernenl Commiiree, Swimming, Football, Baskelball. HELEN COOPER Tolem Pole, Spanish Club, C-3.P.A.L., Aquacade, Class Assemblies, Band Show, Spanish Club Show. SHIRLEY COMBS Tolem Pole, Spanish Club Class Assemblies, Pep Girls, Senior Ball Commilfee, Aquacarli-I Band Show. ss.. , ff ' ,.... , ' mg' VA PHIL COFFMAN Spanish Club, Class Assemblies, Liqhtweiqhf Block J, Baskeiball Baseball. ....4r ' we , , ,NX ff' llxx 'X l N, g K N l BOB CROWLEY German Club, W,A.G., Dance Band, Exchange Assembly, Band Show, Variety Show. MARY A. COVERDALE Totem Pole, C.S.F.. German Club, W.A.G, Girls' Block J, Senior Assembly. BOB DEBERNARDI Block J, Exchange Assembly, Band Show, Track. SHAULA CROSSON Tom Tom Staff, Spanish Club, W.A.G., Play Arranged SENIORS JUNE AXE ggi. it Y 3 . , w , I '35, . 1.524 . ti A Murder I-las Bee? U.. ,-7.5, - f. , RON EASTERBY Lightweight Block J, Swimming. MARIAN NE COSTELLO Totem Pole, Spanish Club Girls' Block J, G.P.A,l.., Aquacade, Senior Sneak Committee. BOB DAVIS German Club, Block J, Senior Day Committee, Senior Jacket Committee, Senior Assembly, Track, Football. SHIRLEY CREIGHTON Student Body Vice- president-l952, Entertainment Committee, Serqea ntvat-Arms, Cheerleader, Aquacacle, Band Show, Variety Show. MAC DOUGLAS Tom Tom Statt, Sergeant- at-Arms, C.S.F., Latin Club, Dance Band, Block J, Track, Football. DITH DAVIS Junior Class President, Tom Tom Staff, Spanish Club, C.S.F., Aquacade Junior Prom Committee, Student Handbook Committee. BARBARA DALE Tom Tom Staff, Spanish Club lpresidenl'-l952l, W.A.G., Aquacade, Senior Sneak Committee, Senior Ball Committee. DONALD ELLEFSON Basketball, Chorus, Baseball. DIANE DISCH Tom Tom Staff, Totem Pole, Class Assembly, Office Practice, Junior Prom Committee, Fashion Show. TED FREELAND Totem Pole, Band, Swimming. MERRILEE FAULK Entertainment Committee, Art Club, Chorus, Girls' Block J, G.P.A.L., Senior Ball Committee, Aquacade. 1 .,., , :gi M K 1 x 'g il ,,,,gl , ' L V ya i T .- Y- F' ' ft ' :Q it C QE, ,aim M: . ' ky la Q ,K . .x 1 ,... .- M wa ,ir 2 M l i, 1 . gf, ,sw-:Q ' SENTORS DON EASTERBY Spanish Club, Lightweight Blodk J, Swimming Team. DIANA DaLEON Transfer from Washing ton High School, Totem Pole, Spanish Club, Library Practice, Office Practice. RAY EMBRY Senior Ball Committee DIANE ENDRES Tom Tom Staff, Totem Pole, Spanish Club, Girls' Block J, G.P.A.L lPresident-l952l, Spanish Club Show. ANTHONY FROST Torn Tom Staff, Track, Latin Club lPresident- l952l, W.A.G. IPresident-I952l. ISIDORE GALANTE Enferlainmenl Cornrnillco, Serqeanl-af-Arms, Bloclr J lPresidenI-- I9S2l, Senior Ball Commivlee, Senior Assembly, Foolball, Baseball. l 'x . ff ,. . I I , I' ' I t J 135' 5 fs x 3 il ROBERTA FURGER Tom Tom Slaff, Iolerri Pole, G.P.A.L,, Arluacnvlr-, Trinflians. 3-.aw '31 'I 'I F 'v SENIORS JACKIE FRELLSON Pep Girl, Aquacade, Senior Ball Commiflee, Class Assemblies, Junior Prom Comrniflee. FRANK GARCIA Spanish Club, Cheer- leader, Aquacade, Class Assemblies, Basketball, Swirnminq. I WILLIAM GREEN Liql1lweiql1fBloclcJ, Class Assemblies, I30's Baslreiball, Baseball. LAURA GOK Fashion Show. DON WILSON High Senior President, Tofem Pole, Enlerfainmeni Commilfee, Sergeant-al Arms Block J, Senior Ball Commillee, Senior Sneak Comrniffee, Baskelball, Baseball. SHIRLEY FOX Transfer from Greenfield High School, Spanish Club, Klicks, Ar? Club, W.A.G. HAROLD HAZEN Block J, Football. BILL GEORGE Spanish Club, Block Class Assemblies, Junior Prom Cornmi Baslcelball, Football X HELEN HANKERSOI Spanish Club, G.P.. Aquacade, Senior I Commirlee, Senior Commiftee, Class Assemblies. PELE HANSEN rpanish Club, C.S,F., Sirls' Block J, Aguacade, 'lays- A Murder Has 'een Arranged, The Aise-r, ,r IERT HOLTZER SCOTT HICKMAN Sergeanl-af-Arms, German Club, Block J, Class Assemblies, Aquacadc Track, Swimming. BEVERLY HEAGNEY lerfainmenf Commiltee, Sfudenl Body Treasurer ranish Club, Chorus, il95I-52,Enler1ainmenr ack J, Senior Assembly, Commirfee lChairman- ovball. I95Il, Spanish Club, Aquacade, Junior Assembly, Junior Prom Commillee. DON ESPINOZA High Senior Vice- Presidenl Spanish Club, Block J, Senior Ball Commilfee, Senior Jackef Commilfee, Senior Sneak Commiflee, Swimming, Foolball. LINNEA HANSEN Transfer from Balboa High School, Spanish Club, Klicks, Class Assemblies. RONALD HOERNER Transfer from James Lick 'unior High School, Band, Band Show. CHARLES HOYEZ Baskelball. RUTH HERMANSEN Tolem Pole. SENIORS PAT HART Senior Cap and Gown Commiflee. LARRY HUTCHINSON Totem Pole, Lightweight Block J, Senior Sneak Comrniflee, Baslcelball, LLOYD ISDAHL Slaqe Crew, Chorus, Block J, Aquacade, Senior Jackel Cornmillee Class Assemblies, Swimming. TOVA HOLLINGSWORTH Tolem Pole lEdi1orf l952l, Enlerlainmenl Cornmillee, Maiorefle, Aquacade, Band Show, Variely Show. PETE KOPCRAK Block J, Senior Ball Commillee, Class Assemblies, Football, BONNIE HUDSON Transfer from Livermore Hiqh School, W.A.G., Class Assemblies. BOB LOOSE Transfer from Chico Hiqh School, Track. ll'-L Q 1 1155: SENIORS ANITA HOLCOMB Art Club, Girls' Block J G.P.A.L., Trindians. JIM JONES Transfer from Mounfain View High School, Track. ELLA HOWLAND G.P.A.L., Aquacade, Fashion Show. JOE LANGENSAND Band. FLORINE JESPERSEN Aquacade, Senior Ball Commillee, Junior Prom Commillee, BARBARA KU RTZ Fashion Show. Qs.: l SENIORS BRYAN MCMAHON Spanish Club, Block J, i Senior Sneak Committee, Class Assemblies, Baseball, Football. SHERRY LAWRENCE Freshman President, Chorus, Class Assemblies, Band Show, Aquacade. ,.-as i DICK MOQUIN Q , Lighfweighf Block J, 'L '21, V I . I Q Baslcelball. . l' E 1, :': '--- , 14 A Q , A S, i ' fl ? ' W. an all 'f JEAN Lowaev , Transfer from Sequ 'a 'i' Hiqr. School, chori, M P Exchange Assemblg, ,, M Class Assemblies, and - L Show, Senior Ball , +V, lll, Committee, Senior ..,- Day Commilfee. I S L., all HAROLD LUNDY Transfer from Cokeville High School. JEANNE LASKEY Torn Tom Slaff, Serqeanlaaf-Arms, Spanish Club, Klicks, Girls' Block J, G.P.A.L. TOM MEJIA Senior Cap and Gown Commitfee. NANCY LIVERNOIS Transfer from Washinglon l-liqh School, Office Pracfice. BOB MURCHISON Enlerlainmenl Committee Sfaqe Crew, Block J, Class Assemblies, Foofball, Baskefball. si if sl' 'Q I, ANN SHOOTS ':: el' High Senior Secretary, Tolem Pole, Sergeanf- af-Arms, Klicks, Aquacade, Senior Ball Commiliee, Senior Sneak Commillee, Class As-semblies. in-ed WILLIAM NIEVE COLLEEN McCOOL JOHN PATTON Enferlainmenl Committee, Ari Club, Band, Senior Band, Aquacade, Class Serqeanleal-Arms, Assembly, Band Show, Assemblies, Band Show, Chorus, Block J, Varsity Baseball, Varsily Foolball Baskefball. Yi ANNA MENDONCA G.P,A.L. Junior Prom Commillee. . , ,Q 6- . . 1 Qs W Variety Show. LYNETTE M CCRAY C.S,F., Girls' Block J, G-,P.A.L., Trindians. l WAYNE PEDEN Spanish Club. FRANCES MOORE Tolem Pole, G.P.A.L., Senior Ball Commilfee, Senior Ring Commillee, Class Assemblies, Library Praclice. SENIORS noN ouim Sergeant-af-Arms-l952, E Enlerlalnmenl Commilf Chorus, Aquacade, Senior Ball Commirfee, Class Assemblies. KENNETH PENNINGT Senior BallCornrriit1i SHIRLEY NEUMANN Sergeanf-af-Arms, Aquacacle, Senior Ba Committee, Senior Jackef Commllfee. IRAINE PETERSEN horus, Pep Girls, ock J, G.P.A.L., quacade, Class ssembly. EDDIE RAFFO Junior Assembly, Basketball. if C . x 5 is fi.Q?f . Q Qif it :X E SCARBOROUGH PAT NORBERRY cks, Spanish Club, Orchestra, Aquacade, Class Assembly, Variety Show, Exchange Assembly. SENIORS MARGARET PEN ROD Kliclrs, Art Club, W.A.G., Aquacade. WAYNE RECORD Senior Ball Committee. NODJI 0'BRIEN Totem Pole, Girls' Block J, G-.P.A.L., Aquacade, Library Practice, Office Practice y ,bil f ,i, y Q, i ,,, g, ey? ,W it i i A s 1 C y R A ylyl C. it R lslyyi M l W BOB SCHLAPFER Block J, Aquacade, Senior Ball Committee, Baseball. ALFREDA PISTOHL High Senior Treasurer, Entertainment Committee, Sergeant-at-Arms, German Club, Senior Day Committee, Senior Ring Committee, Class Assemblies. CORINNE NOBLE Student Body Secretary- I952, Junior Treasurer, Tom Tom Staff, Entertainment Committee, German Club, Maiorette, Aouacade, Band Show. ?Q!?Eh, 73 V N Sggefi is , ,imp ART SCH NELL Spanish Club, Aquacade Senior Ball Committee, Senior Sneak Committee Sophomore Assembly, Swimming. W 'Ea i i DANIEL SILVA Basketball, Block J. JUNE PRESCOTT AH Club, Aquacade. HOWARD STARKS Transfer from Sanla Cruz High School. JANET SCHREIBER En1erlainmeniCommiffee, Spanish Club, C.S.F., Aquacade, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Ring Comrriiflee, Junior Prom Commiflee. CHARLES TIENKEN En?er1ainmenfCornmiHee Serqeani'-ar-Arms, Sfaqe Crew, Block J, Aquacade, Varsify Foofball, Baskefbell, Track. SENIORS is Sf Qzl Q ., i A- i , ,I A ' 'f:, up .V,E I K'1u l ,gf A 'l ,ji . H JV 'Sew- , 36 ,i ' il P , .1 E T 51 .W Q A 5,5 is ll V N ,ig f f J ..x:.'.? l' 'Ui' Fi 1' x,.A lim b - .AmL'e.ir 'Z W 0 im' 'l'f LE. f nd XV If JOYCE PORTILLO Transfer from Half Moon Bay High School. DARREL SMITH Baskefball. NANCY ANN ROSA Tom Tom Staff, Spanish Club, G.P.A.L., Aquacede, Senior Ball Commifree, Senior Announcemenf Commirlee. ANDREW TACUSIS Band. DIXIENE SCHULTHEIS Tom Tom Sfaff, Enferrainmenf Commifiee German Club, Ma'oreHe, Aquacnde, Band Sliow. GLORIA SHADDUCK Tofem Pole, Lafin Club, Aquacade. RAY TSCHIRGI Enlerlainmenf Commiffee, Sergeanf-af-Arms, Sfa e Crew, German Cluib, Dance Band, Block J. MARY SIMMONS Spanish Club, G.P.A.L., Junior Prom Committee, Aquacade. BOB WELNICK Tom Tom Sfaff, Klicks, C.S.F., German Club, Senior Assembly. CECILIA SULLIVAN Snanish Club lVice- president-I952l, G.P.A.L., Aquacade, Library Pracfice Spanish Show, Play- Sfage Door. ,. fl'- VL gigs fs if X Q l W Q is SENIORS in F 5 ii sg? .D X56 Wa' ,,.. ,S llll I ..,..,,....:,.,.,,. tk I+ 361 RICH TRANTHAM Sfudenf Body President -l952, Totem Pole, Enferfainmenf Commilfee Spanish Club, Block J, Senior Assembly. BARBARA SHARP Senior Assembly, G.P.A.L., Senior Day Commihlee. DEAN WEIBEL Transfer from Taft High School, Spanish Club, Aquacade, Spanish Club Show. WINNIE SMITH Transfer from Balboa High School, Tom Tom Staff, Klicks, Ari Club KPresidenf -l95l-521, Aquacade. JAMES WEST Foofball. SENIORS DUANE WHITE Senior Ball Commillee, PAT TRAINOR Ain .- 's-if - J c ff' il , ,.,. 1 l 2 if S ' I I X IX X I i I eggs, x':' f fl ' Senior Ass: mbly. AL WILLIAMS Baslcelball, Liqhlwelqhf Block J. SHIRLEY WALKER MAL ZIEGLER LEANNA WELLS Transfer from San Maleo Block J, Band, Band, Exchange I-liqh School, Band Show, Foolball, Assembly. Ollice Pracfice. Track. Rich, Ron, Don, and Bob lussle on The beach. TWILA WADE Spanish Club, Chorus. Band Show. 1 FAYE WEST Aquacade, Senior Ball Committee, Senior Sneak Commiffee, Class Assemblies, Office Pracfice. WILLIAM WINFRED Baseball, Il' A .fm CQ Ifi. I3 ' X JUDY WCODARD En1erlainmenfCommi Soanish Club, C.S.F. lPresidenf-l95l I, Chorus, Aquacade, Variely Show, Spanish Show, As small and insignilicanl freshmen we were lhrilled . Q i wilh lhe large campus and new freedom of high school. During our lirsl year al Jefferson we were busy adiusling ourselves and gelling acquainled wilh our Teachers, bul some of us had lime lell over for aclive parlicipalion in sporls. Norman Cady swam immedialely lo slardom on 'rhe I lO's swimming leam. The girls will remember lhe 'rennis play day wilh Sanla Clara, lhe siimulaling games ending in a vic- lory for Jeff. Wilh one year under our bell, we sophomores showed more confidence and self-assurance. Assem- blies added spice lo lhe daily school life. ln our class assembly many a ham had his Iirsl lasle of show busi- ' J . ...A Camera-shy Tova Hollingsworfh and Frank Garcia danc- ing, Frankenstein ski? with Gene Lorenzo, Richard Berg- sfresser, and Izzy Galanfe, from The senior assembly. ,i i S cadT a Ter fC e Hele Co p gbef ee acs Don Wilson wins in The boys' cake bake. ness. To a carnival background Corky Noble, Helen Cooper, and Dixie SchulTheis, as clowns, perTormed a TalenTed combinaTion oT dance and acrobaTics. Junior year classmaTe Frank Garcia was chosen as head cheerleader. As JeTT's TirsT male cheerleader, Frank yelled his lungs ouT To conTribuTe viTaliTy To rallies and games. ln The Spanish Club Show, Carioca Capers, Sunny Sullivan sparkled in The role oT a glamorous movie sTar. For us, The main evenT oT The year was The Junior Prom, enTiTled STardusT Sere- nade. The girls, in semi'Tormals, danced sTarry-eyed, wiTh Their Tlames To The music oT Bob Ramage. Then iT hiT us all aT once. We were seniors, and This was our Iasr year. We hurried To make The mosT oT iT. The Senior Assembly, wiTh movies as iTs Theme, was acclaimed as The besT JeTT had wirnessed. From Born YesTerday, Sherry Lawrence, as July l-lolliday, acied ouT The saying l'beauTiTul buT dumb. As comedy Teams, Bob l-lolTzer and Ron QuinT imper- sonaTed AbboTT and CosTello and Charley Tienken and ScoTT Hickman made The crowd laugh as Dean MarTin and Jerry Lewis. Rich TranTham wiTh his dry humor and ad libs broughT back vaudeville. STill ahead are acTiviTies we are all waiTing Tor exe pecTanTly, ln a one, Two, Three punch, To leave us gasping and To Tirmly siamp iT in our memories, will be, The Senior Sneak To old l-learsT Ranch,The hilari- ous Dress-up Day, and The Senior Ball. Then gradual Tion. Four TleeTing years oT learning, Tun, and Triend- ship are leTT behind, buT never TorgoTTen. CLASSES J D Xl ! ,J Ejggif l d! K' f Sm... N- K Q A S ri N 's ff 0 0 N w fi I JUNICDRS CLASS OF l953 ..,. , , 2 '-' ' S, f l, J , -. gg, 1 ,Di-if g f 'gf' was : '- 3... ,- , Ni, 4 K - if jizz 2, .' 1 OFFICERS: Virda Walker, Fall Presidenlg Harry Miller, Fall Treasurer: Joan Beekman, Spring Presidenfg Joe Galanle, Spring Vice-presidenlg Charles Olson, Spring Secrelaryg Bill Allen, Spring Treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Arl' Labadie, Fall Vice-presldenlg Don Trevaskls, Fall Secretary. Vlrqinia Aiello Bill Allen Bill Bass Jeanne Beekman Janel Bundy James Bulenhoi Louis Corfopassi Jean Crago Lane Allen LaVonne Anderson Nella Bacon Tony Baker Gary Anderson Arl Babbirf Don Baker Bonnie Balcom Roy Beeson Frank Billefl Donna Bland Paul Bollinger Lorrie Bergsrrom Phyllis Blackburn Bob Bledsoe Pal Bradley John Cafferala Charles Carroll Carole Chapman Astrid Chun Fa? Carol Carrigan Bill Chapman LaVerne Chelone Carol Clarke Richard Cryer Pai Davis Teresa Delfino Barb Delucchi John Daniels Sian Davis Leo Del Rosso Belly Denrone Louise Banfield Arqalha Barrel? JoAnn Breckon Haalher Bridges Davis Coilo Jackie Conci Joan DeVore Jerry DeVolo f .mx .- xr 'RA E L e ' W E L F 1 Q .. Eg' E.-V. ' a sgixsgk j, . . . g i .,,.:f I ii in 5 , 1 ll Sf! -r 3 'W iki ' i V af. . 5 fi ., ,N sw 5 71. -fe. .5 ' A Sf' W W 1- 5V V. . ij -' -.1 -wa - . 2 'M lf: .V rf: ,Q -. .w A - W . . .- f r sw: - iff ' lem , :J .. I ' Kr X X 5... .V 1 if - - . 0 , ,w 5' jjggip ' . , V- g:, . 5 .. ,mae 1 . I ' , A 5- , rg . . . 8 ...: , f V Q 1 ww V Whorf? Q 1 5? , I - ggi 1 uf 'A e f- 2. - V - ' ' ' J g. ,iiswfw 1 V ' ' ro- . V' 'B 1 . - G V ' 5253 ' ' We M V -,- .... . ' 39? - i ' V 'VV-1, Gear L ff . . V ' ' X .. , . . ' ,I S gui 7 , V. -,f- Q 1 :-le. A - - ' New . J , . ' ' Til' K' M ,5V::'2iEg 5 3. 4 Kg. 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' 'Ei' ' F . .4 ,X B ww ,. . :ei Ron Dickson Harold Dimond Mona Elliofl Pauleffe Endres Shirley Good Charles Green Ann Dixon Bob Dollar Bob Donham Dona Enge Marion Fair Shirley Filippo Roberf Gregerson Ario Gregori Bobbie Hansen Bob Dowdle Dolores Dougherty Pal Dowdle Edward Fuchs Bev Fredrickson Dianne Furger Hazel Hawlhorne Belly Hayworfh John Hebler JUNIORS Jim Dowdle Gary Drozda Joe Galanfe Mabel Garibaldi Belly Jo Helton Dolores Hialf Marge Duncan Jean Eliasen Gloria Garnier Irene Ghigliaua James Holt Judilh Hoppe . Q12 ' ,., .. if . - ' Mfg s ., . 5 K ii? 1 i f-V- 1 Hi 1 ' ,,,, V .- . e V V V . 'L i-Er: Vssf -A L ' V L B ,.l. . . 1 . . V- A . Sa d if ' ' S L I W - .' VJ5Vg.5f5?i1'l - 'WNV - ' as 1.2, er,-yi . J Qefaf- W a H an W , 'V A fffrf . ' , 55512 2. - E' ' i s i f . K 'L Q .. ,,,, ,, he rf . . ' s- 1 , ,. QV . 5. .Q .. L. I f ,A V .., V1 - K. , , W: , -fx... 3 3 L 'f Q - ' V , f .. S Q , ,, 1. ..... -Wg. -Q .... - , V - v , M an - ag - -- s. ' H ,, Y ' . f V ' Phil Hughes J Sonia Jahre eannine Jay George Johnson Donald Jennings James Jones Viola LaFrance Lillian Lederer Mario Leveroni D. La gomarsino Roberl Keebler Jackie Kennedy Nancy Lombardi Peggy Lee Joseph Lewkowilz Florence Loose Al Kern Judilh King Pauline Lugliani MaryAnn Lund Pal' Kirby Donna Kollman Lola Mack Barbara Marshall if ff... 39 Dave Merflnez Florence Marfeoda Berry Merciano Ray Messier Belly Miller Slephen Mlller Louis Massoni Donna McCauley John Merieles Agatha Midile Harry Miller Roberf Molinaro Shirley Mollefle Marlene Monfalbano John Morrow Shirley Mullin Donald Norfh Charles Olson Len Monson Mergarel Moore Roger Muller Dick Norris Thor Olledal Kelhryn O'Moore Russ Pafierson lde Pere Shirley Phlllipson Luis Pirro Arleen Pool Carol Prease Derenda Pelxoffo Marvin Peflenqill Ronald Pike Louise Polelfi Marilyn Poflinqer Connie Quan CLASS OF i953 The juniors lhis year are a very lively and aclive class. Many of lhem have parlici- paied in school government Marge Duncan has been serving rhe school very eiiicienlly as freasurer, and Joann Van Vliel has been boosling school spiril as head yell leader. The Publicily Commiilee headed by Jan Sproule has been doing a wonderful job pub- licizing games and ofher school aclivilies. Ario Gregori has been lhe moving spirii in lhe Camera Club. beller know as 'rhe Klicks. Allhough ihe class assembly wasn'+ quiie lhe success rhe juniors planned if +o be. a lol of credil should go 'ro Donna Bland and The class advisors for iheir unliring efiorls +o pul' 'rhe assembly logelher. Headed by 'rhe wonderful work of Gail Slahl and Virda Walker, 'l'he juniors made 'rhe class dance, Rhapsody in Blue, a splendid success. Many sludenls well remember 'rhe wonderful +ime 'lhey had dancing lo 'lhe music of Bob Anderson. Then came ihe momenr we were wairing lor. Somelhing many of us have been look- ing forward lo for many monfhs. The senior rings. The rings we are now proudly wearing -symbols lo remind us of lhe wonderful iimes we had as juniors. JUNIORS R v X-ff' E 1 Q, 1 Joan Rachione Vic Raqgio Alfred Schenone George Schreiber Tony Souza John Spralley Richard Van Paul Joanne Van Vliel Marilyn Rankin Mario Repeflo Margaref Rallo William Richmond Rudolf Schuberf John Scocca Janice Sproule Gail Stahl Andy Vranich Roberl Walker Elaine Scol l Shirley ScoH Sfanley Sfa nlon Bob Sfone Virda Walker Donna Ward Ramona Robles Don Rose Carolyn Secord Elinor Seidel Robert Kopcrak Michael Sullivan Don Wardlow Verna Weslon Verna Rossi Eleanor Salmon Gerfrude Runge Shirley Sawyer Dol Shipman Donna Shulda Bill Sunke JoAnn Swan Merle Wifh Ron Wriqhl Frances Siragusa Daniel Smifh Marilyn Towne N. Van Der Werff Warner Zacher Harrier Haakensen , , I- - 759 '1fQ,. I .-, 1 f, . - 4 v, n.- Q, . , -4?., AUTOGRA PHS I A M WL ?f ,j5 M A S' f ' I Q: 'AIA Aff' A - 4 f -' Z 4 My 1': A ' ii f W WVWWJ U . K' .Lvk..- Y X Q., . 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SOPHOMGRES ' 1 CLASS OF i954 W e -:::a:2 - J ia . . Q x lin .,..,... F as Y 5, gg' aw, 2 We Q . . ', Q 5 W 2 N 1 1 X , N - A gwyq. Q' .... . A 1 x k . 5- 1 fin ' .1 4' 14 L - . OFFICERS: Omar Grimes, Fall Presldenl: Roberla Taylor, Fall Vice-presidenfg Pal Geerhon, Fall Secrelary-Treasurer: Don Delbon, Spring Presidenlg Jack Thur, Spring Vice-presidenlg Jerry Giomi, Spring Secrelaryg Roberfa Chrlslensen, Spring Treasurer. ' if ' ' ei ,- 4 M I J I :- g y J B ' Q 5 'ffrfv' 1 N., Y f , V E ,,.,,.g. H Melvena Adams Carol Albin Anthony Allen John Armas Herbert Ayres Roberla laldeffi Wllliam Agens Barbara Amirkhan Donna Arluclr Bob Armslrong George Babkirk Leslie Baleslra Roberl' Barnes Berl Beal John Beekman Carol Benedelli Dan Berfelli Waynelle Bloom Carol Bale Billy Beecher Dolores Bernando Carol Berfelli Charles Blackburn Joseph Bocci Richard Bond Sleven Bowen Claudia Bricker Robert Brown Pal Bryant Bill Buller James Boudreau lrene Brailsch Beverly Broadbenl Beverly Brusa Richard Bundy Mason Bufler Shirley Callan Carol Canavesio Tom Cardinal Darrel Chapman Roberfa Christiansen Bob Church Paul Campion Sandra Capelanich Gary Carlson Shirley Chirichigno R. Christiansen Nick Ciardella 44 wg 7. ' N W. , I V , AEN A 3 1 Q as Q - ' A M 4 S -.- , 15 - ' F - - f- ' . V , ' w , . .' I . 1- ' s 75' -f Q J M in W f fm' if H K .J 1 .X A.. . E' l me . if 1 a ff A L :aw CN 4 it 4 h J... L t +L. v im' , N Q ,L ., W V 'in' '5 .-- UW .Q Z L 33 3 ' W , i fl il -:J Qin! J . 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Gay John Geerlson Adriano Fernandez Jack Fogleman Jim Galindo Carolyn Gaslon Bob Gearharf Pal Geerlsen John Gensloy Sharon Girard JoAnne Gordon Omar Grimes David Guido David Haaland Garry Giomi Marcia Golden Duane Gowland Roberl' Gudilus Emily Guido Marion Haller S O P l-I O M O R E S Q 45 SOPHOMORES Donald Hansen Tony Hansen Janis Hoyez Roy Hunfsman Marlene Junqlas Richard Kalinin Jim Lenzini Bill Leslie Charles Maynard Wanda Maynard Ellen Harris Ronald Harris Vic lrons Shirley Iverson Donna Kauffman Jane Kennedy Charles Lewis Barbara Lind Marilyn McCabe Berl' McKenna Lois Heinzer Roberl' Hensley Pefer Jensen Tom Jessee Lyneiie Kerr Norma Khinoo Neil Lundy Shirley Lyons Shirley Melicker Dennis Messier Lee Herley Dave Herzog Joan Jobson Grace Johnson Ardeen Klees Lois Kramer John Madden Ray Magnuson Andrew Micheleffi M. Michelson Larry Heunor Roberf Heyer Roy Johnson Shirley Johnson Joanne Ladner Richard Larson Florian Nlaroney John Marshall Don Michelucci George Miller Nick Hilchiner Rose Hook Bill Jones Mary Jones Ron Laureano Clif Lawson Elaine Marlinez Jean Massoni Harold Miller Bernard Milliron CLASS OF i954 The sophomores are no longer The lowly Treshmen. They have become used To The daily school rouTine and can begin To enioy Themselves. Many oT Them parTicipaTed in The class assembly, which used a radio show as iTs Theme. Ron ChrisTensen, acTing as ArThur 6odTrey, emceed and inTroduced varieTies like a boogie-Tap by Joyce Web-sTer and RoberTa ChrisTensen. Joyce also did an animaTed impersonaTion oT BeaTrice Kay. The class is proud oT iTs sTar Trosh-soph players. Tom CosTello has shown his manag- ing abiliTy as capTain oT The l2O's baslceTball Team. FooTball co-capTains Omar Grimes and Vic Krons have led The lndians on Their rampage To second place in The Peninsula AThleTic League. ln oTher Tields sophomores have shown Their abiIi+y. John Marshall helped candi- daTes To sTudenT body oTTices painT campaign posTers. John De Volder and John Bensley ioined The band as TrumpeT players. The sophomores have much To loolc Torward To. Many will be on The sergeanT-aT-arms sTaTT and The execuTive board. Many will ioin clubs and acT in plays. WhaTever They do They are sure To puT inTo Their acTiviTy The same energy as They have shown Through- ouT This year. . i s ' T .,., T .... . S Si ' ' . - 1. s we if f . 1 -A -, .,,, 'T . 'T R xx -X 4 k ,.., .. AU., A V' V . K . x ,gy T A Qwziaawfrl 'W a ' liz fwfr :M f.4lliMmLan if ww' - ..1:: 'aw e we :asm ....w 27.97 Mivsfr' -.-.f 'ir '- aa r V , gh .... M , . A . I I A K . , .. 'if i fig: '- 5' - 5 gif 'Nl 5333 'X 5:5 ii ...- 1 be if ' N T T sn . 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' 'f ii sg A Jimmy Mills June Moll Jackie Mullen Don PenningTon Lois Pera Al Perry Gerald Molino Mary Monfez Charles Payne Mai-Tha Penrod Jack Plunkett Alice Ouickeri' Laura Ramaccioifi Jean Ray Lee Poslon Sandra Raffer Shirley Rasor Alice Reardon Charna Richler Marie Rockey Laureen Romero Don Roy Marilyn Roberfson Carol Roqqenbusch Ray Rosa Joseph Ruelas Beverly Schmidf Mary Jane Schuler Bruce Selmi Beverly Shields Lawrence SchmidT William Schwarh Nick Shehadi Paul Shipp Cora Parking Shirley Reynolds ArT Reynor Joan Salmon Donald Sanders Manuel Silva Russell Simmons Angelo PiTTo Virginia Rich Ray Richardson Bob Schoidf Richard Schenone Patricia Sims Robert Sims SOPHOMORES ' f - A '. '2 . 1 'Q - S '- J - ' f gr- . n 5,3 5 gj gf 3: I- i AL Q ,-' - if 3 ., .- , J. ---- ffm, M V 2 W5 - , LYNN- -N it V if -w. ' x la ,. lr, if 5 J W J g 1 Q - - 1 1 1 5 - F 'M ,-- ' ' 221 mo ' .'1.-. '1- ' ' ' ' . - 19.3 - Sf' XJ- 5 Q ffl - . L , 4' 7 3. q - 'Y W '. ki 4 , .. 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Y-, J .. 4, Y 1 - .., Q ' 1. x A . ,. ,Q x g, L, , . 31.1 Ll' 7.2. ,. , r , 4 : ,su ,H fs , 14,5 Na,- WJ .sl 5' w ---. Q ' le '-6,5 , V7 k pe! u 'NC- ii-Ka' ,. v.1 4 ' 'Q 4 I f. , 1- -, 1 .Mn-uf. aft' . - 22 ,na q..','. . , bfi , I J ' .' 1 ' 4 ' ' .2 .T 5 ll Q -4 ..x -,Q-'Y-'wig ' an-w. 4 n --X ,I 5. ' n 73 -.TI X IA .f' 5 35 A.. , . v . ,1 ' ?iv.' lv --' V if-F'-M x . ' ' , M- fg '- 4. PT 4.1 'Z' ' . 'lx ' H171 -wg ' , 'kt .,, jk .sf-fy an , , ' -- ' - 'r, 1 ,t .1 . , 'X . A -r-K A ' if Kr ' 4 , QL ' 4 'L 'F - w , , I .- 'aft v 1 , N - H LM, z.,,.,,. 5 N n , v X, ' . LJ-'.?.51 Q-il 1' :-1. 415 f f'-J' r . - '.' ' I L 1: xan- FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1955 , , , 'simian 3: -' ui , , . A- OFFlCERS: Al Lagomarsino! Fall Presidenfg Joan.Sfevenso'n, Vice-presidenlg Colleen Allen, Fall Secrelaryg Angela Lufrano, Fall Treasurerg Janice Toole, Sprung Presidenllg Alme deBolon, Spring Secrefaryg Eileen De8ernardi, Spring reasurer. 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J , A 1 , , ' .,., J or . fr -- .f . ,' A -- ,ss .-., W -'S W 3 . r ' Gi-' ..-:..fv - , , V J J , , Q, 4 , ., as VV,q ,. , , , fl , y 3 A A Judy Aldrich Gail Alexander Elaine Ball Kay Barnes Dorolhy Book Lawrence Bradley Charles Cameron Slarr Campbell Colleen Allen Karen Allshouse Jeanelle Beekman Phyllis Begaui Joe Bradshaw Judith Brandt Tom Cargile Vera Caslellano Linda Amundsen Gene Anderson Gail Benfoni Donald Benedicl Mary Brashear JoAnn Braflon Joe Casfro Darlene Cecchi Ronald Anderson Ronald Anguillo Ross Benevides Leon Berislianos Roberl Bridges Ray Brown George Chamberlain Rita Champagne Gwen Anlhony Joseph Baird Byron Berkley LeRoy Berning Judifh Bufler Della Bybee Vonella Chapman John Childers Gary Baker Jack Baldwin Ronald Bloom Beverly Boe Georgeffe Cahill Arlene Callan Belh Christen G. Chrisfianson wg? C gags se W- of if Qi . M 41 FRESHMEN CLASS oF1955 sf- 9 . ss 1' :S -5 P A , J . K . ,Q C K ., is , . kid, .E Q wo. N ' X X ' lla A Jimmy Cimino Lee David Coates Louis Cooper James Courts Beverly Craig Beverly Crude Michael Cloonan Larry Conway Roy Corson Richard Cowan Lowell Creighton Brower Dimond Barbara Damele Eileen DeBernardi Vivien Delay James Delucchi Gloria DeMattei Lonnie DeBries Ruth Dean Aline DeBoton Yvonne DelBraccio Leonard DeMartini Beverly DeNike Jim Dickenson Robert Dickson Diana DiMaggio Bob Dorsey Cardlann Dunser Mary Jean Easley Edward Edney Patricia Dillon Ronald Domingues M. Dotterweich Kent Duncan Jerry Echols Joan Enright Charles Erickson Shirley Evans Barbara Fair Wayne Flansburg Margie Freeman Robert Gaqerro Frances Evans Joann Everson Albert Fiqone Bobby Foulks Herbert Frost Art Gamon Patricia Gardner Arlene Giacomino Carol Glover Ray Gottarini Patricia Grossman Drena Guaraldi Shirley Garrett Richard Guisti Agnes Gonzales Betty Green Paul Guaraglia Edmond Gutierrez 52 siiizbs-3E:k,:: A gf Q , X s gi . Z ' 1 -- ' . as . Y . E. 53 5 H A . i 55- ' Q? K: - , nf , V ' , :m 1 EEE? A 'I ,p 1- ..: 'X i f - U ' . 'Y 5, 1 , ,X . i gwga- .5 K, A - Mp' ' 'fn ,K Q il 3 V W if K M 5.5 ' -- , , l ., 15' 2 2 5 , I 1 ' ' ' rx 5- - L14 I , EQ 'w P . X .. l, '15, M ., 'W K --J .ffl H 5, i -'H Z2 A . Q 4, , '. 4' ,. I 'l -Q - 'Q ' if ' ' , 1 '- 1 4- '-25 'YR 1 3 ' 5535253 E' J Q ' -Y ,Mig fi ' L ' - - Nfissgr - ' s - 35 f Ya? : ' in Q 'Wi V X M e , Elaine Guuo Gary Galli Douglas Hacker Vernon Haines Donald Hoe Dick Hopman Beverly Hall Palsy Hunsperger James Jasfiumske Lenila Johnson Gary Harris Gervais Hillis Sharon Hancock Duane Hale Delmar Hamann Ernest Hansen Marlene Johnson Sherry Jones Arlene Jacobsen Gweclolyn Jensen FRESI-IMEN Shirley Hineline L. Hinlermann Marilyn Jones Ronald Joy 'X - 'V'V 7 :' f I L, b yyi. , 353 an 1 K ,- gn gf cg .V I L:-W Ayvib 5 'Q i Q -' -'i - ., '-1 K if ' ' ff, ' ' -as 5 - we ' V' iw 4-. w as-fy,-1 if . z - 4- 7 J .,,s 'l-:- G v - ' :V ' . 1 ff F ' .If-QQ .As L 'f X gi K . Z .r fix ' FW -5 Q S - ,n f '- -' f V .- 1 I . ' J A JoAnn Kahn Ellen Kelly Gladys Khinoo Marian Kline Floyd Kvamme Audrey Krohn Josephine Kalen Larry Kennedy Howard Klein Alan Kneier Harolid Kvamme David Kruse Diane Kurh James LaFrance Carl Landgren Yvonne Lafreille Chesler Lewis Jean Lichlenslern Howard Kyle Al Lagomarsino Julienne Landi Barbara Lenzini Charles Lewkowlh Marlene Logelnn s. . MN Palricia Long Angela Lufrano Jerry Main Joel Marfinez Edna Maries Sharon McCray George Melodid M. Menneberly Roberf Loplowilz Gwendolyn Lynch Roberfa Marks Eunice Massoni Waller McArdle JoAnn Meadows Herman Meyer Edward Michelucci Roberf Mion Alfred Monfez Frank Moore Billy Michelelli Ronald Midflie Elaine Monfalbano Charles Moore Sandra Moran Roberl Morris George Niemele Nancy Park James Passarelli Larry Puckefl Mary Lou Ouale Jean Nix Ralph Norfh Walfon Novak John Oliveffi Doris 0'NeiI Jerry Nix Nancy Northway Donna O'DeIIi George O'Moore Faye Orovih Barbara Pelfon Bob Penn Lorna Perrier Danny Phillips Ronnie Poslon Herman Pelz Darlene Perauo Roger Pessagno Roberf Pool Janice Prudden Gail Quinl George Rancafore Sharon Rarher Waller Rector Irene Releford Chrisline Raanes Anifa Rankin Jane? Rauh Vincenl Reece Dollie Reynolds FRESHMEN FRESI-IMEN CLASS oF1955 Wy, 'LETY ' 55 '. -Q J ' . A Z 5 : 2. 1' ' 5 ' X Q V if ' .I ' ww, Q H: 1 . y ' ' o is K , 1 'f . X -. ,..,. N- - -X f M ' H . , 3 S f :fl - fi ' 'hue 1 :QQ ' - . -f Dale Richmond Roberl Riley Marlene Rivera Richard Rodriguez Mary Lou Ross Harry Sampson Ron Riggs Evelyn Rinaldo Roberl Rocchi Yvonne Roof Margarel Runge Carolyn Saumer Roger Saunders Maurice Sciaroni Charles Scolf Virginia Scoh' James Selsor Angelina Sereni Margarl Scanlon Belly Scolf Vera Scofl George Seger John Selsor Palsy Seymour a ,iii- is pk v if l .L '15,-:V-: - , I, . - 'sf 'Y at in , z f !' - V135 -' ,'.,'7 'iv 'i' , fifv Vi if on is V , .,... . ri 9 Agfa' . ff: z V ,.,k gif., K , K A , V A - ' S ' 15 of N- 1 . for f , M ms + ,,,. A -Q Q V7 ' ' S ' 'Q- -few 313' ' su APHE Z .... 5 i ' S' , S - Q: ' X ITN 'L' A I J J ' , - A N' f EQ, .. S in .-HA P M 7' ' .. M, Q fL. .....-A. I X . ' f- Shirley Sharp Michael Sibilz Lois Sims Joan Skoverski Richard Smifh Clark Souza Eleanor Shulda Norma Simmons Barbara Sirianni Kennefh Smilh Peggy Sorenson Glendora Sowell Andrew Sfagnaro Bill Sfiff Bill Sforch Tony Tapia George Thompson Bob Tollner Joan Slevenson Bob Sfone Pal Slriegel Ada Tarkinglon Charles Tiaffay Janice Toole r Arlene Trapp Jane Turner William Tylenda Diane Valanfino John Vallerga Bernard Villa Brian Van Paul Nancy Vranich Bob Wallace Mary Alice Waltz Richard Walso Jeanelle Ward 55 s 1 - T . -, - . T B , ff T + .T s V if .V 'AN' - ' A --.T-. ' A '1 31 T 'ii 'flil' a , , iz a Q.. ' 'T T . T' ,A,. T 1 sf 'ff . ., fi T Charles Woilor Barbara Wheeler Florence Whifson Donna Wiodankofar Milo William: Irena Wilson Audrey Whulor Carol WhiTncy J. Wickarsheimer Darrell Wilcox Fred Wilson Wald Woodard Barbara Wrigllf Marianna Zanone Wesley Yahs Henry Ziogaln FRESHMEN Alfhough we rarely acknowledge iT, The incoming freshmen are very imporTanT peo- ple in our school. In The nexT few years, They musT assume an increasing share of re- sponsibilifies. Already This year. The freshmen are showing greaT promise. As sopho- mores They will probably be breaking inTo big Time, ioining clubs, and going ouT for differenf sporTs and acTiviTies. These new sTudenTs have come from many differenf grammar schools, some from schools along The coasf, oThers from Daly CiTy, Brisbane, and Bayshore. They are gain- ing new acquainfances and a new sense of freedom. In The years which are To follow These friendships will be sTrengThened. They will casT aside The reckless and carefree manner which followed Them Through Their grammar school days. Now They shall grow in wisdom and learn To work wiTh oTher sTudenTs and Teachers. Many of The girls and boys will develop special TalenTs as They progress. The boys may become oufsfanding aThleTes in sporTs. The girls may blossom in homemaking or music. Besides learning from books and Their Teachers. They will gain knowledge of people and Their ersonaliTies. They will learn To adiusf To everyday siTuaTions and underfake responsibiliTies on Their own. Under The able direcTion of The freshman class presidenf, Joan Sfevenson. The freshmen have become acTive members of The Jefferson l-ligh sTudenT body. ln The few monThs which They have been here, Their uncerTainTies Toward a differenf Type of school life have vanished. Doomed, of course, To labor in humble obscurify Through Their apprenficeship as freshmen and sophomores iT may encourage Them To realize ThaT They represenf The fuTure presTige and glory of Jefferson High, and we are looking forward To a brillianl fuTure Through Them. 56 AUTOGRAPHS ly , X! fx: I 11 I nk X fl , I-'V Ill lip' A 1' rf f Ql O fy A' f ' J A fx J Nxfkl ff? A V J FLLIQQ iw 6, X21 If 6' I Lf 1 f A If 4 A 5 L ,iff -mf W' Li' ' N , -' J ' L ' 1 ,, f ' fl joff ' f 77 f J 1 7' ,J V . WI' f VV j fff' 'Tj M I A fl W' A If If 1 L 1 Wilfr- K' O: x V, ff ' Z wZ!g4 Q A Aff 1 4. '!Zf lffxfbz yyjfff K X., f 7 X fr ,W '44-F ' H ff!! , X, f W 63 fs.: 1 ' T I v I T I E s Q X X ff Q Q ' X 3 1, fe IX X K ghgiqa 2 V pn' gl Mfr'-Z : gf hug, i H' FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Schnell, G. McFall, M. Constan- tine, C. Sullivan, B. Dale, P. Norberry, L. Hansen, E. Davis, H. Cooper, B. Heagney, J. Schreiber, M. Simmons, R. Trantham, D. Espinoza, B. Cooper, J. Mays. SECOND ROW: F. Garcia, C. Coffee, E. McCune, J. Danie s, H. Dimond, J. Woodard, E. Seidel, G. Dupper, S. Dobbins, B. Lind, L. Kerr, J. Eliasen, D. Endres, J. Laskey, M. Toole, S. Callen. THIRD ROW: L. Adami, R. Clayberg, G. Anderson, L. Del Rosso, J. Jones, R. Marks, P. Dillon, A. Pool, B. Delucchi, J. Jay, J. Diglovanni J. Strelff, A. Chun Fat, D. Kollmann, J. Kin , A. deBoten. FOURTH ROW: B. Brown, J. Yarborough, M. liontez, M. Pen- rod, D. Lagomarsino, J. Cafferata, J. Brandt, Y. Latreille, M. Zanone, G. Lynch, N. Northway, F. Evans, M. Sterling, P. Sims, J. Beecher, S. Fox, H. Hankerson, S. Combs. FIFTH ROW: L. Gorsuch, B. McKenna, D. Ray, J. Ruelas, A. Laqomarsino, A. GMI- HOWES MR- MIGUEL BARBARA DA'-E Kneier, A. Anthony, K. Smith, L. Poston, J. Gordon, B. Amirk- President, Fall A'dvisor President, Spring han, M. Capps, A. Hansen, J. Clement, L. Poletti, C. Carri- qan. L. Banfield, J, Sproule. SIXTH ROW: V. Irons. H. Klein, J. Geertsen, R. Rosa, P. Jensen, D. Haaland, A. Gamon, P. ,. Long, M. Jones, L. Lederer, M. McCabe, J. Mullen, R. Taylor, ff D. DeLeon, N. Park, J. Jensen, S. Meliker, A. Quickert, P. Joo. Y' If-i, , i I fjl iff:-s, ' X 1 SPANISH CLUB Q4 .A This marks another eventtul year in the lite ot Jetierson's most active organization, the Spanish Club. Mr. Miguel's supervision and the etiorts ot Presidents Gail Howes and Barbara Dale put over a diversitied program. Following a popular skating party at the San Mateo Rolladium in October was the club's annual dinner, held this year at Lucca's on November 2 I, where the club enjoyed a tull-course chicken dinner. Entertainment was provided by Mr. I-lannah's and Mr. Miguells jokes, tollowed by Gary McFaIl's piano solo and Altreda Pistohl's singing. An embarrassing moment occurred when the guest ot honor, Mr. I-lannah, had to toot the bill because Mrs. Miguel had lett the club's check at home. Both members and non-members enjoyed the club's next objective, knocking down bowling pins at the Sport Center. Jerry Yarborough and Gail I-lowes both won prize boxes ot candy tor the highest scores made by club members. Bob Davis was the highest scoring non-member. Most ot the other bowlers had a hilarious time vying tor low score, made by Vice-President Cecilia Sullivan. At the Rhumba Rhapsody. held March I4 with the music ot Roberto Anderson, I-larriet I-Iaakensen and Mr. Miguel entertained with authentic Spanish dances. Balloons talling trom the ceiling caused a mad stampede and shrieks trom the girls as many balloons popped in the melee. Practice has begun on this year's annual show, Brazil, Atter three months' prepara- tion to get singers, dancers, and band ready tor the April 25 production night, it will be in the brilliant rhythmic pattern ot tormer Spanish Club productions. GERMAN CLUB Bi-weekly The door To Room 22 is opened early Tor The pur- pose oT accommodaTing ThaT inTelligenT and indusTrious group lcnown as The DeuTscher Verein. Under The presiding inTlu- ence oT Virda Walker, Harry Miller, and Miss Seidel, The club has enioyed such acTiviTi- Ties as a picnic in Golden GaTe Park, a Tour Through The San Francisco Examiner Build- ing, and a German dinner aT The RaThsl4eller. FIRST ROW, lefT To righT: Floyd Kvamme, Linda Amundsen, DeWayne Soares, Irene BraiTsch, Michael Sibitz. SECOND ROW: Harry Miller, Shirley Rasor, Virda Walker, Joanne Beek- man, Erma Miller, Dollie Reynolds, Bob Gudifus. THIRD ROW: Scoff Hickman, Bob Welnick, James Bulenhof, Rudolf Schuberf, Dick Hopman, John Wiesner, Bob Crowley. HEATHER BRIDGES MR. KANE ANTHONY FROST Presidenf, Fall Advisor PresidenT, Spring 1... A gunner Ii 7, ii .ii f fi e ',i, I -LTI W' VIRDA WALKER MISS SEIDEL HARRY MILLER Presidenf, Fall Advisor PresidenT, Spring FIRST ROW, Ieff To righT: Elaine Ball, Jane Kennedy, Sharon Girard, Mary Alice Coverdale, Heather Bridges, Carol Vander- bilT. SECOND ROW: Richard Urie, Geraldine Giomi, Marcia Golden, Mary Lou Ross, Eileen De Bernardi, David Kruse, Vic Irons. THIRD ROW: Anfhony Frost Jim Recfor, Bob Bridges, Ronald Chrisfensen, John Wiesner, John Cafferara, Mac Douglas. LATHW CLUB lvlr. Kane is The jovial ad- visor oTJeTT's LaTin Club, and once a rnonTh The LaTiniTasT- ers gaTher in his room beiore school To plan acTiviTies and discuss The laTesT develop- menTs in LaTin. This year's acTiviTies have been guided by PresidenTs l-leaTher Bridges and AnThony FrosT. One oT The club's mosT inTeresTing Trips was To see The Tilm Quo Vadisf' T-laving saT Through The Two and one- halT hours oT The movie, The club members reporT ThaT The only LaTin in iT is The TiTle. FIRST ROW, leff To riqhf: Connie Quan, Diane Disch, Roberfa Furqar, Adele Hansen, Dixie Schullheis, Norma Van Der Werff, Corinne Noble, Befry Denlone. SECOND ROW: Diane Endres, Mauna Lea Capps, Lorraine Pelersen, Ann Shools, Edifh Davis, Lola Mack, Gail Sfahl, Arleen Pool. THIRD ROW: Joe Earn- shaw, luy Galanle, Mac Douglas, Lanny Adami, Bob Welnick, Louis Massoni, Louis Corfopassi, George Miller. ARIO GREGORI MR. FULFORD RICHARD CLAYBER Co-e'diTor Advisor Co-editor TOM TOM AnoTher Tom Tom is oufl Affer wriTing copy, Taking picTures, preparing all This for The prinfers and engravers, we can now loolr forward wiTh pleasure and some un- cerTainTy To The final verdicT from our classmaTes. Ediforial responsibiliTy was divided This year beTween Rich Clayberg and Ario Gre- gori. Richard designed The book and supervised The copy wriTing done by Corky Noble. Adele Hansen, Dixie Schulfheis, and Edi+h Davis. Mac Douglas, Joe Earnshaw, and George Miller were our sporTs wriTers. BeTTy DenTone, Diane Enclres, and Bob Loose puT in hours in The phoTo lab Typing and reTyping The profusion of ediforial copy and idenTificaTion. To finance This year's book, Ario Gregori and his sfafl. Mauna Lee Capps, Shirley Good, Lorraine PeTersen, John Weisner, and Winnie SmiTh sold a record-breaking amounf of adverTisemenTs. Ario was in charge of The sale of foofball programs. which broughf more money iingling info our Treasury. AnoTher fund-raising acTiviTy was The Shadow Dance, for which BeTTy Denfone acTed as dance chairman. The spool: decora- Tions and weird sound effecfs made The dance a social as well as a financial success. Wifhouf Mr. Fulford, who has given so willingly of his Time-affernoons, evenings and even holidays-The Taslc would have been impossible. Mrs. Meiers helped The edifors in supervising of copy and Miss SchmidT proofread The final copy. Mr. Binsacca was advisor for The Tom Tom salesmen. TOTEM POLE AY SCHMITKE MISS HALL T. HOLLINGSWORTH Edifor, Fall Advisor Edifor, Spring FIRST ROW, lei? To righl: Ann Shoofs, Gail Howes, Helen Cooper, Marianne Costello, Diane Endres, Mauna Lee Capps, Mary Alice Coverdale. SECOND ROW: Shirley Combs, Mary Beamenf, Frances Moore, Nodii O'Brien, Diane Disch, Frances Siragusa, Ted Freeland. THIRD ROW: Rich Tranfham, Larry Hufchinson, Don Wilson, Ron Wrighl, John Cafferaia, Bill Boghosian, Ray Schmiike. Q 23133 6 ex., , I V2 Q'-2 1 . I NJ TQ. Unlike The characTerisTic reporTer in The movies, who spends mosT oT his Time wiTh his TeeT on a deslc beside a Telephone, dashing ouT Tor occasional daring advenTures To The accompanimenT of howling sirens, The To+em Pole sTaTT is a group of consisTenT workers, who go ouT of Their way To produce a worTh-while paper. The one hour each day OT iournalism class is noT The only Time These reporTers spend in drumming up ma- Terial and inTerviewing school celebriTiesg They may be Tound aT lunch hour and during sTudy periods, pencil in TisT, plying Their Trade. In charge oT duplicaTing The ToTem Pole is Mrs. Marjorie Reandeau, whose sTudenTs smudge Themselves Through weelc aTTer week of duplicaTing inlc To reproduce correcTly and prompTly Twelve pages oT varied copy. The group also draws carToons and special leTTering Tor headlines. BoTh Fall EdiTor Ray SchrniTlce and Spring EdiTor Tova T-lollingsworTh, under The democraTic supervision oT Miss ElizabeTh l-lall, published a pleasing weelcly journal. WiTh iTs crossword puzzles, TooTball score-guessing conTesTs, inTerviews oT movie and school personaliTies, and columns such as The MagneT and Freshman Francie, This year's ToTem Pole has exempliTied The progressive TradiTion oT pasT years. ITs appearance is eagerly awaiTed each weelc and adds varieTy and humor To JeTTerson life. STAGE CREW FIRST ROW, Iefl To right Mr. Moseley, Advisor, Louis Massoni, Mario Leveroni, Charles Tienken, Ray Tschirgi, Vicfor Raqgio. SECOND ROW: Bob Bledsoe, Louis Corfopassi, Arlo Gregori. FIRST ROW, leff To right: Frances Siragusa, Jackie Frellson, Diana DeLeon, Shirley Creighfon. SECOND ROW: Ella Howland, Colleen McCool, CharloTYe Cornelison, Mabel Garibaldi, PauIeTTe Endres. Under The eTTicienT direcTion OT Mr. Moseley, The sTage crew worked hard on The producTion oT The Aquacacle, Dreamer's World. They provided The scenery and a varieTy oT special eTTecTs, and were on hand To rescue The lone specTa- Tor who jumped inTo The pool Trom The balcony. New This year is The public ad- dress sysTem which The sTage crew and Mr. Moseley have insTalled in The gym. The rallies have been much more Tun as a resulT oT This insTalla- Tion. The primary duTy oT The sTage crew, The erecTion and mainTenance oT The scenery and TixTures on The sTage oT The audiTorium, have been ably handled Tor The plays, The Miser and A Murder I-las Been Arranged, as well as Tor assem- blies and dances. WanT a book checked ouT? Or. need some help in finding inTorma- Tion Tor a reporT7 The person To see is a library helper. IT is parT oT The iob oT This sTaTT To be Tamiliar wiTh The library and To help oThers geT acquainTed wiTh iT. They also keep The books, newspapers. caTalog cards, and records in order. When new books come in, The sTudenT as- sisTanTs prepare Them Tor circula- Tion by sTamping The school insignia in Them, pasTing a card pockeT and daTe-due slip in each, and marking The classiTicaTion on The back. ln every way possible They assisT Miss SuTTon, The librarian, in her duTies. LIBRARY HELPERS I, Watch lhaf cake carefully, Rong lhey miqhl eal if, Z. Lunch time surely is shorlg Donna Bland and Bill Richmond lhink so. 3, Oh, no! No? lhaf cake, you know who baked if? 4. Library helper Charlofie Carnelson checks oul a book for a sfudious sludenf, 5. ln the pholo lab there is work, so notice Gail Slahl and Louis Massoni. 6. Serqeanf-al-Arms Jack Thur gives Bar- bara Lenzini a lickel for being in fhe halls wilhoul a pass. 7. Ginger Carriqan and her buddy al lhe snow al Dodge Ridge. ae. X mn 'Wm FIRST ROW, leff lo riqhl: Arlaen Po:l, Gail Howes. SECOND ROW: Dave Nathan, Allrada Pislohl, Ann Shoots, Shirley Creighlon, Beverly Heaqney, Shirley Neumann, Jeanne Laskey, Chuck Donlay. THIRD ROW: Charles Tienken, Mac Douglas, Floyd Gonella, Don Wilson, luy Galanle, Charles Olsen, Ario Gregori, Ron Quinl. f rx Ml N , l 9 ' -,,, 3, 4 P-4 Q . he Ill ur fs Q . -x g jawn is CHARLES DONLEY MR. MONGAN RON OUIN ff Head, Fall Advisor Head Sp n SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Have you ever wandered around ll'e hal's wilhoul a pass? If you have, you know il' doesn r pay. Nor is il wise 'ro lalk or chew gum in assembly. Commil any of 'lhese mis- demeanors and you're sure lo be presenled wilh a lickel lo a pear in courl, a lickel given lo you by an eagle-eyed sergeanl-al-arms. Every eriodgof 'lhe day lhere is al leasl' one on duly in lhe halls, during assemblies lhey're aii lined up around 'the walls of lhe audiiorium, walching your every move and ready 'fo pounce on you for any false one. The moral: be a good Jefferson cilizenl I ll is lhe duly of The sergeanl-al-arms lo keep order in our school. To Carr oul lhis imporlanl' lask lwo 'rhings are necessary. The slafi musl' al all limes enforce lhe school rules wilhoul exceplions, favorilism, or malice and musl gain 'rhe cooperalion and respecl of lhe sludenls. The Jefferson sergeanls-al-arms have successfully accomplished lhese goals, sludenls do cooperale and show 'lhe sergeanls-al-arms a respecl which makes lheir job easier. Creclil for 'rhis respecl goes lo 'rhe conducl of every sergeanl-at arms, and parlicularly lo Chuck Donley, fall sergeanl-al-arms, Ron Quinl, spring ser- geanl-al-arms, and advisor lvir, Mongan, who have guided lhe slail wilh experience and good iudgmenl. ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE JeTTerson's social IiTe sTarTed oTi wiTh a lollipop Tor everyone aT The Freshman Frolic, a dance which is The TradiTionaI welcome Tor Treshmen and new sTudenTs. The EnTerTain- r.voz'..' Commiiioo, uncfcr cha.: man Bev Hoagnoy, sponsored This dance and, wiTh iTs suc- cess, seT The example for good dances Tor The resT oT The year. The CommiTTee's second dance, a monTh laTer, was The Twirp Dance, Tor which The girls had a chance To do The aslcing. The specialTy was vegeTabIe corsages Tor The boys. S+iII looking Tor diTierenT TwisTs, The commiTTee nexT puT over a sock dance. Spending many hours aTTer school on decoraTion were, among oThers, Bev Heagney, Shirley CreighTon, Nancy IvlcCaTTrey, Rich TranTham, Bob I-IoITzer, Don Wilson, Ron Quint Charlie Tienlcen, and Mr. Pielzier, commiTTee advisor. Doing someThing nice Tor someone else always gives pleasure, parTicuIarIy when Those oTher people are in a hospiTaI. The week beTore ChrisTmas, a beauTiTuI Tree, purchased by The EnTerTainmenT CommiTTee, was placed in The main hall, and was decoraTed wiTh ornamenTs provided by The sTudenTs. On The lasT day beTore vacaTion The decoraTed Tree was Taken To The Children's I-lospiTal Tor Their ChrisTmas enioymenlz Spring Chairman Jean Eliasen made a success oi Friday noon dances, held in The Ii++Ie TheaTer during boTh lunch periods. Many new records were clonaTed by Merrilee Faullc. A Tape recording oT hiTs was used in order ThaT couples could dance To The laTesT. HEAGNEY MR. PHEFFER JEAN ELIASEN alrman Fall Advisor Chairman, Spring Y, QXTXXQ. V Ce 5 69' DHNEE mmf 8-'So JTUHS. lN'1Il-yqffwggirp . Cehmlillb FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righf: Joan Beecher, Jan Sproule. SECOND ROW: Shirley Creighton, Alfreda Pisiohl, Judy Woodard. Joanne Van Vlief, Nancy McCaffrey, Mabel Garibaldi. THIRD ROW: Rich Tranfham, Izzy Galanfe, Dan Wilson, Ron OUITIT, Charles Tienken. PUBLKHTY COMMITTEE The Pulolicily Cornmillee painls signs and poslers for slu- denl body affairs, rallies and games. This means hours ol afler-school work for Jan Sproule and her commillee. This year's commillee injecled originalily and color inlo ils work wilh such slogans as Trample 'Emu and 'ISlaughIer San Jose. Wilh money approprialed by lhe Execulive Board, lhe com- millee boughl equipmenl for ils work and now has ils own room where lhe equipmenl is kepl and lhe members meer. Qifrlw A3 'HJ' '- - .,-gi uf 5 rx Af . -M A 3' . 3 ' X 'F k i 'gig ANTHONY FROST Presidenl, Fall MR. KANE Advisor JUDY WOODARD Presidenl, Spring S. P FIRST ROW, lell lo righl: Marcia Golden, Geraldine Giomi, Gail Slahl. SECOND ROW: Richard Clayberg, Arlo Gregori. JAN SPROULE Chairman M RS. BRENT Advisor WORLD AFFAIRS GROUP The WAGS, as lhis group is Irequenlly called, was organized Iwo years ago by Jefferson slu- denls who wished lo become more informed on world affairs. For several years The WAGS have chosen as lheir yearly proi- ecl lhe sending of CARE pack- ages lo Europe. They have pul on assemblies and wilh lhe gen- erosily of all Jefferson sludenls have been able lo finance lhese packages. This year lhe counlry lo which lhe CARE packages will be senl is Yugoslavia. FIRST ROW, Ieff lo riqhl: Bob Bridges, Sharon Girard, Marv Alice Coverdale, Ron- ald Chrislensen. SECOND ROW: Margaret Penrod, Barbara Amirkhan, Jo Ann Gordon, Shirley Fox, Barbara Dale, Gail Howes. YHIRD ROW: Anlhony Frost, John Dennis, Bob Crowley, Vic Irons, John Daniels. PEP GIRLS LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Combs, Jackie Frellson, Lorraine Pefersen, Janice Toole. CHEERLEADERS Roberfa Christensen, Verna Wesvon, Joanne Van Vlief. MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Tova Hollinqsworfh Dixiene Schulfhais, Corinne Noble Joyce Wabsrer. FIRST ROW, leff fo righf: Bob Bridges, Erma Miller, Ronald Bourdon, Ed Guilerrez. SECOND ROW: John vviesner, Andy Vranicn, Alex Weiss, Marvin Peffenqill, Mr. Runnells, Advisor. ,. fl A X CHORUS FIRST ROW, Iefl To right: Lois Davidson, Carol Albin, Jana? Mackey, Barbara Wriqhf, Carole Chapman, Diana DiMaggio, Bonnie Balcom, Ada Tarkinqfon, Drena Guaraldi, Shirley Combs, Twila Wade, Sherry Law- rence. SECOND ROW: Merlene Junqlas, Delores Wol amof, Janice Prudden, Merri- lee Faulk, Gcioria Garnier, Alice Ouickeri, Shirley Reynolds, Gladys Jackson, Rose Hook, Waynaffe Bloom, Mary Ouale, Sally McHenry. THIRD ROW: Jean Lowrey, Mar- qaraf Dunan, Joann Clemenf, Gwen An- thony, Dorene Herley, Claudia Bricker, Bare bara Hoerner, Shirley Iverson, Judy Wood- ard, Elaine Scott. FOURTH ROW: Don EI- lofson, Don Jennings, Slanford Carman, Ron Ouinf, Bill Schwartz, Willie Nieve, Sian I Campbell, Michael Sullivan, Don Trevaskis. From violin To bass The orchesTra is a Thorou hl ORCHESTRA rfb 7 XV? wi FJ Qjl, LJ ff- , fi f l X , 1 9 J! Lf' H'- 7 inf' ff' T. AT a school assembly The chorus, in cooperaTion ' 9 Y pracTiced group. lvlosT members have swiTched in- sTrumenTs aT one Time or anoTher, a change which has given Them a well-rounded experience. AT The lvloTher and DaughTer Tea given by The P.T.A., The orchesTra provided a background of re- laxing music, while The senior girls and Their moms chaTTed and enioyed reTreshmenTs. ATTer They Tin- ished playing, The orchesTra, especially Bobby Bridges, was glad To be paid olT in cakes and cookies. To add varieTy To The band's Spring ConcerT, Mr. Runnells had The orchesTra play. They delighTed The audience wiTh The Early Californian OverTure. wiTh The band. presenTed a canTaTa. While The group oTsinc1ers,linder Miss SeaTon's direcTion, sTood To The side in Indian cosTume, Bobby Bridges. Adele l'lan- sen, and Frank Garcia panTomimed scenes Trom The boyhood OT l-liawaTha. The chorus has also perTormed Tor The annual ChrisTmas program, The Lions' Club luncheon, and Tor JeTTerson's graduaTions. Judy Woodard and Joanne ClemenT accompany The group on The piano. This is Miss SeaTon's TirsT year as chorus Teacher. She has The subiecT Two periods: beginners learn The TundamenTals Third period and advanced sTudenTs pracTice and perTecT Themselves TourTh. AT lasT spring's May Day Parade, The band was awarded a TirsT-prize Trophy Tor Their spiriTed per- Tormance. This year The band, wiTh The help oT The new direcTor, Mr. Runnells, has given The same pep To rallies, TooTball games, and oTher school TuncTions. Many new marching TormaTions and maneuvers were used To add color To Their perTormances aT TooTball games. Leading The group and seTTing a sprighTly pace, were The Three vivacious maioreTTes: Corky Noble, Dixie SchulTheis, and Tova l-lollingsworTh, wiTh Drum MaioreTTe Joy WebsTer. ParTicularly popular are Corlcy's acrobaTic rouTines. This year lvlr. Runnells and The band presenTed The TirsT Spring ConcerT which will be an annual musicale wiTh The purpose oT giving JeTTerson a TasTe oT classi- cal music. The Dance Band's specialTies, The Mexican ShuTTle and The Conga, enlivened such JeTT dances as The Shadow Dance, The Twirp Dance, and The l-learTThrob Hop. AT The sock dance, aTTer The specTacular conga line bounced across The sTage, many Tound They had collecTed splinTers. Earl Troche, Paul Campion, Don Trevaslcis, and Jaclc Thur play The TrumpeT, while ArT Labadie, Ron Diclcson, Bob ScheidT, Bob Crowley, and Jean Crago make sweeT music on The clarineT and sax, and Ray Rosa keeps The rhyThm on The drums. OTher members and Their insTrumenTs are Ron T-larris, accordion: Bill SchwarTz, guiTarg Don Jennings, bass: and Diane KurTz piano. CoordinaTing The group is Mr. Runnells, who makes possible, aTTer many Third periods of grueling pracTice, The soTT, rhyThmic music To which JeTT loves To dance. DANCE BAND FIRST ROW: Ray Rosa. SECOND ROW, lefl To right: Bob Scheidf, Bob Crowley, Ron- ald Dickson, Jean Craqc, Ronnie Harris, Don Jennings. THIRD ROW: ArT Labadie, Bill Schwarh, Kalhryn Heggelund, Don Tre- vaskis, Paul Campion, Diane Kurfz, Mr.Run- nells, Advisor. gg... 4 l ' i BAND FIRST ROW, leff lo right Danny Phillips, Jean Crago, Alice Quickerf, BeTTy Green, Gary Deal, Bill Sliff, Tony Delfino, Carol Rogqenbusch, Carolann Dumser, Ronald Anquillo, Chef Lewis. SECOND ROW: Charles Olson, Larry Puckefl, John DeVoIder, Kafhryn Heggelund, Bob Crowley, Nick Shehadi, Diane Endres, Lois Sims, AI Weiss, Mr. Runnells, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Warren Alfon, Beverly Hamilfon, Carlis Willhife, Richard Schenone, Bob Scheidf, Mac Douglas, John Wiesner, Ralph Norih, Marvin Peflengill, Bill Hunter. MAJORETTES, in fronf: Joyce Websler and Tova Hollingsworfh. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Goal of praclically every conscienlious sludenl is membership in The California Scholarship Federalion. These inlelleclual sludenls qualify by having ai leasl' Three A's and one B Tor The semesler. Credil is given also, for exlracurricular aclivilies. If one belongs Io lhis club six semesiers our of eighl he is given a life membership cerlilicaie. The sludenls belonging lo Ihis club lake 'rheir worlc seriously and display pride in lheir hard-earned grades. The advisor Io rhis club is Miss Hazel Henry, who reaches English al Jefferson. Miss Henry has been a very friendly and cooperalive advisor and has supporred 'rhe C.S.F. in all iis acliviiies. She has lei The Tunclions of 'rhe club depend enlirely on ils members, alihough she is always on hand lo give advice and guidance. The C.S.F. is noi' a club which is exclusively high-brow. Many sludenls lake il' 'for granfed Ihal Ihose who have lhe good sense To 'rake Iheir school worlc seriously are 'loo brainy Io really have fun. When lhe members of 'rhis club wenl io see lhe movie Quo Vadis, lilce everyone else, lhey enjoyed il. In April 'rhe sludenls plan Io visil The Slanford Campus, where ihey loolc forward Io an enjoyable day sighlseeing such famous buildings as The Chapel, Hoover Tower, and lhe Lillie Thealer. JUDY WOODARD Presidenl, Fall M ISS HEN RY Advisor RICH CLAYBERG Presidenl, Spring y Us f ii-'f Z' iiii A I ffffkf' PQ ,if jf ' . , 4 ' ' . Q f FIRST ROW, left lo riqhf: Erma Miller, Norma Van Der Werff, Gloria Demaflei, Adele Hansen, Florence Whil- son, Alina de Bofon, Marianne Zanone. Sharon VcCrav. Paulina Lualiani. SECOND ROW: Jane Holecelr, Joanne Beekman, Louise Polerri, Carol Bale, Virda Walker, Diane En'dres, Shirley Re nolds, Frances Evans, Judy Wood,- ard, Gwen Anfhony, Irene Wilson. THIRD ROW: Dewayne Soares, Davlcll Kruse, Richard Clayberg, James Bufenof, Bob Welnick, Lanny Adami, Richard Bergslresser, Leonard DeMar?ini, Roger Saunders, Robert Gudifus, Bob Yonani, Ken Smilh. img, FIRST ROW, leff 'lo righh Irene Brairsch, Marilyn Jones, Lola Mack, Joan De Vore, Jan Sproule, Roberfa Furger Alice Ouickerf. SECOND ROW: Carol Benedeffi, Corinne Noble, Marilyn Toole, Dixiene Schulfheis, Adele H n A fr'd Ch F 1' A if Hol omb. THIRD ROW: Barbara Delucchi L nefle McCra Florence Maffaoda anse,sr una,na c ,y y, Jeanne Laskey, Shirley Neumann, Sidney Warren, Arleen Pool, Norma Van Der Werff. . -nl ph A P e,,,. 'lg . 1 ' PHYLLIS BLACKBURN ' . . if V, - resi en ni, 'is' I W if MIZS PCARQNT 4 , Advisor J' , 0 R WT! T R l N D l A N S During Trindian meefings, which are held on Thursday of every ofher week, fhe mem- bers discuss, along wifh acfivifies, ways in which 'rhey can help keep up fhe spirif of fhe boys in fhe service. Miss Parenf, fhe advisor of fhe Trindians, is af every meefing wilh good suggesfions and ideas for fhe club. The members wifh arfisfic abilify are making ash frays ouf of funa fish cans. When complefed fhey are fo be senf fo wounded vel'- erans from Korea. lf is really amazing how wonderful 'rhe 'runa cans look when 'rhey are painfed and varnished. All fhe chapfers of fhis club in fhis area sponsor an annual Mardi Gras, which is held in The main Y.W.C.A. on Suffer Sfreef. Many weeks of preparafion are spenf on fhis gala affair and fhe resulfs are remarkable. For Jeffersorfs boofh fhis year fwo good suggesfions have been given. Treasurer Shirley N4euman's idea is fo have a baskef cov- ered fo resemble an African pof and fhen have baskefballs covered fo look like heads. The 'rherne would be African headhunfers. As in a regular carnival boofh, cusfomers would be charged for fhrows, prizes being given for high scores. The ofher suggesfion was fo use Arabia, wifh racing Arabian horses as fhe fheme, and people beffing on fhe lucky horse. KUCKS AlThough scenery was The main subiecT Tor picTures Taken on The Kliclcs' Trip To Golden GaTe Parlc, comic picTures Toolc up Their share oT Tilm. There was a snap oT AITreda PisTohI rummaging in a Trash can and an on The scene shoT oT The bruTal murder oT Treasurer Rich Clay- berg. When Tog inhibiTed TurTher picTure- Talcing The phoTographers adjourned To The OrienTaI Tea Garden Tor reTresh- menTs. Prexy Ario Gregori organized an all- school slcaTing parTy under The sponsor- ship oT The Kliclcs which was a Tumbling success. FIRST ROW, leff To righf: Louise Poleffi, Diane Endres, Gail Howes, Edith Davis, Linnea Hansen, Margarei Penrod. SECOND ROW: Janice Toole, Jeanne Laskey, Verna Rossi, Mabel Garibaldi, Adele Hansen, Ann Shoofs, AIfre'da Pislohl, Winnie Smith. THIRD ROW: Ernest Hansen, Lee Gorsuch, Dick Clayberg, Roberfa Marks, Bev Crudo, Al.nr1 rl-4 Ro'on, Shirley Callan, Marilyn Toole, Bob Welniclr, Lanny Adami. WINNIE SMITH Presidenl MRS. BRENT Advisor is. .Qi ARIO C-I-REGORI Presidenf MR. FU LFORD Advisor ARTCLUB I-low can a club malce iTselT useful? The ArT Club has Tried To answer This ques- Tion by seTTing iTselT a Taslc and working aT iT consisTenTIy. The club's special proi- ecT has been To help various school or- ganizaTions wiTh The painTing oT posTers. The group made several Trips To arT exhibiTs This year. AT The DeYoung Mu- seum The members puzzled over The modern arT collecTion. laughed over The display oT ouTlandish old Tashioned dresses, and wondered wheTher The mu- seum's EgypTian mummy was a boy or a girl. VisiTing The Emporium's SchoIasTic ArT ExhibiT. The club was proud To see The enTries oT members lvlerrilee Faullc and Leonard Mullen. FIRST ROW, leff To righf: Joanne Ladner, Roberfa Taylor, June PrescoTT. SECOND ROW: Trude Runge, Sharon McCray, Mer- rilee Faulk, Anila Holcomb, Winnie Smith. THIRD ROW: Leonard Mullen, Marqaref Moore, 'Margaret bPenrod, Richard Clay- erq. U A 32 X Qzshgfgf 42 XZKAXT WYQ WT ff af 'K , X If 3 fx X Kiif' I - 'xx afg XF X . lf! N 4,f .51 .l' I i -v N W1 CTL T fg2 f f V f 2 ? C .f vssgob-fl r l , N X 5 fx H 9 if D Mb W SCORES eTTerson I6 MounTain View ,,,... 27 6 SanTa Cruz NIB 20 San Jose. ., ,, I3 0 Burlingame ,,..,.... . .24 6 Willow Glen ,, I4 San MaTeo. ., I9 ' ,, 26 H25 6 Lincoln ., .. .. 0 Sequoia .. , 0 So. San Francis 78 I2 Qafze FIRST ROW, IQTT To righT: M. Douglas, B. Allen, I. Galanh, D. Espinoza, D. Trevaskis, H. Hazen, B. McMahon, B. Holinr, B. Murchison, F. Gonella, P. Kopcrak. SECOND ROW: Manager J. Scocca, A. Labadie, D. Nafhan, B. Davis, D. Martinez, R. Tschirgii, S. Davis, J. Lokowih, M. Cady, B. Geor s, G. Lorenzo E. Trocho. THIRD ROW: R. PaTTar- son, C. Carroll T. Ba er, M. Loveronl, J. Galanh, R. Wrlqhf, Shvons, R. Oryer, J. HolT, W. Nlevn. FOURTH dow: D. Baker, T. Offedal, D. SmiTh, J. Jones, J. Hablnr, D. NorTh, G. Evans, M. Ziegler. VARSITY FOOTBALL Finishing an unspecfacular season on The gridiron wiTh a Two-win, seven-loss record. The I95l Tribe was, neverTheless, a husTling, hard-working ouTTiT. The Team's record is a poor indicalicn oi iTs True poTenTial. lnexperience aT aImos+ every posiTion was a big TacTor which handicapped The Team in mosT oT The games. Unusually Tough early-season opponenTs, MounTain View and SanTa Cruz, champions in Their respecTive leagues, Took advanTage oT This inexperi- ence To win close games from The Indians. Such key men as PeTe Kopcrak, Dave NaThan, and Bob l-lolTzer were injured in These games and The Team never Tully recovered Trom This one-Two punch. Kopcrak and cenTer Bob Murchison, who laTer suTTered a broken TooT, were losT Tor The season. Rich Cryer and Bill George, good players, buT noT so ex- perienced as Murchison, Took care oT The cenTer spoT. Our all-around sTrengTh was con- sTanT,ly hampered by injuries as more Than half The rosTer were sidelined aT one Time or anoT er. Fullback Ray Tschirgi scored 48 poinTs Tor runner-up honors in The P.A.L. and missed being named To The P.A.L. Team by buT one voTe. Tschirgi was also known as one oT The iinesT linebackers in The region as he played bang-up defensive ball all year. STalwarT guards Bob HolTzer. back Trom service in Korea wiTh The UniTed STaTes Marine Corps, Bill Allen, Dave MarTinez, and Jim Jones Teamed up To make The cenTer oT The Torward wall The TavoriTe sTamping grounds Tor The backTield. AT The Tackle posiTions we had several big, aggressive boys, Bob Davis, STan Davis, Floyd Gonella, and PeTe Ko crak. pThe leTT end posiTion was neaTly handled by Hal Hazen, a Tine ball player. l-le was re- lieved by Gene Lorenzo, a very hard-TighTing wingman. AT righT end, Joe LewkowiTz, Mac Douglas, and Charlie Carroll, all lacking in varsiT experience, ToughT iT ouT Tor The berTh all year. Fullback Tschirgi, along wiTh halfbackls Don Espinoza, Charlie Tienken, Izzy GalanTe, Joe GalanTe, Jim STevens. and Dave NaThan provided The running aTTack. The blocking quarTerback chores were handled by Bryan McMahon, also a Tine place- kicker, and Norm Cady. OT The players menTioned here, many will reTurn nexT ear wiTh all-valuable experi- ence To Torm a good nucleus Tor The squad. As This year's Tiosh-soph Team losT only one game, The coming season promises To bring plenTy of ouTsTanding TooTball To JeTTerson High and Daly CiTy. lmao. Q MM! I , , ff. .. W -R has M 5 'ik ,anal N, ES X 1 sf X ww S W V rv' 3 369' fx ff' ff W xl' -, -za E kfg. MB 132 .Q 'Q W R v-5 kj-Q 34 SQ? QS K: 3 V x X x ,H V13 wQh - Q A fvkf an fr is' S, 1' i :L Y F n 1 -eg b QF, 'sziew W ,A l . 53 L., an-Q f-0, XF? , la t ,sa ff , xj, +?Q,rWW, My w 'i5z.v r .11 or aolu 254 A if-Ya ,ra QE va QA V v In-1 3 P 54 Y 5:1 2- I fl I 4 ! ! L M , f gn, il, V! l 'fl 1 I ' 9 . Coach Clarence Lairg Ray Tschirqi, fp Izzy Galanfe, rhg Norman Cady, qg Don Espinoza, Ihg Coach Glenn Soulhg Mac Douglas, reg Bob Davis, qg Bob Holfzer, lf, Bob Murchison, cg Gene Lorenzo, leg Floyd Gonella, Il, Harold Hazen le Charles Tisnken, lhg Pele Kopcrak, rl, Bryan McMahon, q. as 4 M il ,155 f,lipsIl'j I. Don Espinoza on an end run, 2, Don Espinoza ix qanged af lhe line of scrimmage. 3. Izzy Galanle breaks for fhe qoal line. 4. A scramble for lhe ball as Don Wilson looks on, 5. A fighl for a rebound. 6. Ray Tshirgi is brouqhf down affer a shorf gain. nm.4- Y - f FIRST ROW, Iefl lo right: Donald Ellelson, Charles Carroll, Larry Blanchard, Don Wilson, Mario Leveroni, Izzy Galanle, Bryan McMahon, Rich Tranlham. SECOND ROW: Jchn Scocca, Manager, Don Delbon, Ray Rosa, Charles Maynard, Joe Lewkowilz, Bob Schlapler, Willie Nieve, Vic Irons, Joe Earnshaw, George Miller, Manager, Coach Soulh. VARSITY BASEBALL Will lhe Indians be able lo relain lheir lille ol llce Vasl lwo years? Will lhe loss ol Big Ed Cereghino prove loo greal an obslacle lo overcome on lhe road lo lhe cham- pionship? Mosl observers lhink lhe club has whal il lakes lo malce anolher line showing in lhe P.A.L. Several lcey players from lasl year's pennanl leam are back and are iumping inlo lhe new season wilh a vigor lhal is scldcrn seen in high school sporls. Calcher Bryan Mc' Mahon, a main cog in lhe machine ol I95I, will again do lhe signal calling, while Mario Leveroni, lhe Tribe's leading baller, and Izzy Galanle will palrol lhe oullield paslures. Bob Schlapler, a made-over calcher, is also a slrong conlender lor an oullield iob. Don Wilson is all sel lo guard lhe hol corner, a posilion al which he has had lhree years' experience, and Lillle Rich Tranlham is lalcing care ol lhe lceyslone bag. Willie Nieve is once again playing lirsl base. To bring lhe leam lo lull slrenglh, several lrrshrsoph players up lrom l95I's cham- pionship sguacl will lwo wearing varsily llannels lor lhe lirsl lime. Oulslanding among lhese are shorlslop Ray Rosa, inlielder Larry Blanchard, and lhe enlire pilching slall ol Don Delbon, Joe Lewlcowilz, and Charlie Carroll. Oullielder Chuck Maynard, playing high school ball lor lhe lirsl lime, along wilh several lranslers, will be ol assislance in lhe campaign. Coach Glenn Soulh, a line leacher ol lundamenlals, has worked wonders wilh limiled numbers ol boys in pasl seasons, and is oplrwislic over lhe chances ol success lor lhis year's leam. ll has been observed over lhe years lhal, once lhe Indians reach lhe championship playolls, lhey are exlremelv hard lo slop. ln lhis growing Peninsula Alhlelic League, lvlenlo-Alherlon, Sequoia, San lvlaleo, and perhaps Palo Allo loom as lhe mosl prob- able candidales lo give lhe Indians a lussle lor lhe crown. -11-4 Y ...a- FIRST ROW lei! fo right: Dick Moquin, Larry Blanchard, Don Wilson, FIRST ROW, lefl lo riqhl: Rich Cryer, Alan Kneier, Charles Olson Don Delbon Richard Berqsfresser. SECOND ROW: Don Trevaskis, Neil Donald Rose, Herbcrl Frosl, SECOND ROW: Coach McGrath AI Laqo Lundy Dan Bsrielli, Darrell Smilh, Larry Hulchinson, Rich Tranfham. marsino, Manaqerg Ray Rosa, Charles Carroll, Paul Bollinger Bill THIRD ROW: Coach'Orlich, Tom Coslello, Manager, Lee Poslon, Leslie, Ronald Anquillo, Managerg Carlis Willhale Manager, Al Fiqone, Manager, John Scocca, Manager. BASKETBALL The high-scoring varsily baslcelball leam of l95l-S2 proved lo be lhe mosl polenl in school hislory. Under The excellenl direclion ol Coach lvlilce Orlich, lhe leam won againsl many worlhy opponenls bolh in pracfice and league games. Forwards Don Delbon, who made second slring All-P.A.L., and Larry Blanchard scored over lhree hundred poinls belween 'rhem during lhe league season helping lhe learn down live oul of eleven opponenls. Burlingame and Sequoia were lhe only leams who beal lhe Indians decisively: unbealen Palo Alle only escaped by one poinl. Caplain Don Wilson was lhe lcingpin ol lhe floor game, and Angelo Caloiaro, Dick Moquin, and Rich Tranlham handled The ball very capably and scored many poinls in lhe clinches, Diclc Bergslresser, lhe cenler, was lhe lallesl man on lhe squad and was invaluable on lhe baclc boards. Jellerson's baslcelball leams have been sleadily improving and nexl year we hope 'ro win even more games. The l30's, coached by Joe McGralh, failed lo win a league game in eighl slarls. Many of lhe games were very close, bul' 'rhe brealcs were always againsl lhem. Caplain Phil Coffman was lhe leading scorer and Ray Rosa played a line floor game as cenler. Also playing husiling ball were Paul Bollinger, Don Rose, Joe Galanle, and Charlie Carroll. VARSITY SCORES I30's SCORES Jefferson Jellerson 39 San Jose . 37 I2 San Jose 59 Half Moon Bay 40 30 l-lall Moon Bay 46 Sequoia 60 26 Sequoia . 4l San lvlaleo . 64 28 San Maleo 38 Menlo-Alherlun 40 25 Menlo-Alherlon 43 Burlingame . 62 25 Burlingame 38 Lincoln ,. . . 40 40 Lincoln 47 Capuchino 4l 23 Capuchino 56 Palo Allo. 57 32 Palo Allo 49 Willow Glen 34 23 Willow Glen 38 Soulh San Francisco 39 26 Soulh San Francisco 'ii w- .: . E B 3 SU PM , U. in D, I A . Xxiwv :I 1 ' -o ' 'if-xw -Nc 9 Lu X NX 0 Am In n ES ' Q un ,. , - 5 A ,L , Z ,. ,,:5 if Qi 9 Niki Wi ff Xl .Q ii C ,Z,- 5 Q ,Z- 'S Bob Murchison, gg Larry Blanchard, fg Coach Joe McGrafhg D Larry Huichinson, fg Don Wilson, gg Angelo Cal ' :::g I I zlq .,,, ii D arrel Smiih, gg Dick Ber onaro, gg Rich Tranfha ' Coffman, gsfresser, cg Coach Mik m, f, Don Delbon, fg D' q. e Orlich' lck Moqui n, gg Phii 1 tm ! X 1 'C xx .6 2 5 U 5 5 A cs -5? 83 Manager, Wesley Yafes, Richard Wafso, Gary Gallig AI Figone FIRST ROW, leff To righT: John Marshall, Leo Villar, Tom Cosfello BbA T .SECONDROW'J kPI k R'hdRd' o rms rong . ac un eTT, IC ar o riguez, Frank Mecchi, Al Lagomarsino. THIRD ROW: Lee Posfon, Manager, Bud Roynor, Bob Dorsey, Jerry Wifh, DeWayne Soares, Manager FIRST ROW, Iefi To righf: Bill STorch, Cliff Lawson, Herberi Ayres Bill Jones. SECOND ROW: Bob Brown, George Miller, George Ran- cwfore, Ronald Anquillo, Dick Kalinin. THIRD ROW: Lee PosTon DeWayne Soares. rom cosrELi.o gs Caplain, l20's ,L .... Mn. onucn 1 I Coach ' I er,., , B CLIFF LAWSON - I Capiain, ll0's - 2' -' :- i BASKETBALL Coach Milne OrIich's basIceTbaIl Team, deiending champions in The Peninsula AThIeTic League, sTarTed The season This year by successively downing Capuchino, Burlingame, Palo AITO, and SouTh CiTy. Thus, aT mid-season, championship hopes burned brighTly, buT Trom This Time on. The Team Tailed To win a game. CenTer Leo Villar was The sparlcplug oT The Team's aTTaclc, as he piled up a ThirTeen poinT per game average. Al Lagomarsino and CapTain CosTello should see pIenTy oT acTion in The TuTure wiTh The l3O's or varsiTy. The I l0's did very well in i952 considering The lack oT experience oT The players. Coach lvlilce Orlich, working wiTh Treshmen, was able To lead The boys To Two vicTories in eighT league sTarTs. lv1osT OT These losses were by narrow margins. AT I'IalT lvloon Bay, The Team was able To edge The Cougars by a 26-24 counT. The conTesT was noT decided unTil, wiTh minuTes Tading, Diclc Kalinin drove in wiTh a Tine lay- u shoT. ID The Palo AITO game was a runaway, wiTh The Indians coming ouT on The long end oT a 26-9 score. The halTTime score was I9-6. During The game. The second sTring subsTiTuTed and played as well as The regulars. The sTarTing lineup Tor The season consisTed oT Torwards Darrel Chapman and Bill STorch, cenTer Al Figone, and guards Rich WaTso and CapTain CliTT Lawson. All These players will reTurn To play l2O's or l3O's basIceTball nexT season. I20's SCORES IIO's SCORES JeTTerson JeTTerson 26 Capuchino , 9 2l Capuchino .. , , .. 22 24 San MaTeo. . 28 I4 San MaTeo ,.,, . , 27 2l San Jose ., 24 20 San Jose ,,,.. .. A 34 4I Burlingame , 27 I2 Burlingame ., , ,. 28 44 Palo AITO 32 26 Palo AlTo ,, , , 9 43 I-Ialf Moon Bay, , ,, 49 27 I-laIT Moon Bay. ,, H ,. 2I 32 Sequoia ,.,,.,,,,,, , ., , ,... 42 I8 Sequoia ., ., ,,,, ,, 25 34 SouTh San Francisco ., 26 20 SouTh San Francisco . H 30 TRACK AND FIELD The I952 cinder Team is one oT The largesT ever produced aT Jeiiierson l'Iigh School. Some TiTTy aThleTes are now devoTing Their Time and energy To The sporT of iron men and dazzling speed. The squad, among iTs oTher achievemenTs, regained The perpeTual Trophy Trom SouTh San Francisco. In This meeT The Indians snowed The opposiTion under by a score oT 64If2 To 48If2. The leading runner This year is AI Schenone, a consisTenT winner in The 880 and 220 all season. Ron Peden, a TransTer Trom lvlodesTo I-Iigh, has done very well in boTh The high and low hurdles, while Bob Davis and Diclc BergsTresser are Top Tield evenT men. CapTain Mac Douglas and Len Monson are Teared guarTer-milers in The league. The varsiTy 880-yard relay Team seT a new school record oT I minuTe 34.0 seconds Tor ThaT disTance. The I3O's are considered The sTrongesT in The league wiTh The possible excepTion oT San MaTeo. Jerry Yarborough, Del I-lamman, and Dave CoaTes are The Top middle- disTance men: Bernard Villa has seldom been beaTen in The I32O-yard run. OTher Top I3O prospecTs are hurdlers Bob Dorsey and Roger Muller, and sprinTer Wayne Webb. The I2O's, Though Tew in number, have made crediTable showings in all meeTs. Sprin- Ter Bob Simms is high poinT man wiTh hurdler Ron I-Iarris a close second. Coach iv1aT- Thews has served as Trainer Tor The Team. Coach ErnesT Ribera has reTurned Trorn a year's service wiTh The Marine Corps and The boys are glad To have him back. The spiriT he gives The runners is one oT The chieT reasons They have won so consisTenTly. Under his supervision Traclc is a rapidly growing sporT aT JeTTerson and an even sTronger Team is To be expecTed nexT year. Ul+ima+eIy, The Indians will become a Top Traclc power in The Peninsula AThleTic League. MR. RIBERA Coach MAC DOUGLAS Caplain MR. MATTHEWS Coach L. --ABQ..-QA FIRST ROW, Iaff To riqhf: Dean Waibel, Bob Davis, Rich Clayberq, FIRST ROW, lefT lo righlz Ron Harris, Duane Hall, Roberl Sims, Bob Loose, Al Schenone, Paul Bollinger, Willy Woodard, Richard Roger Muller, John Dennis, Michael Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Lars n. SECOND ROW P T J n I L M S 'H H' k- e : e er e sen, enny onson, co ic Clark Souza, John Selser, Ed GuTierrez, Roberf Pool, Milo Williams. man, Anfhony Frosf, Mac Douglas, Donald Parrish, Donald Rose, THIRD ROW: Tom Cardinal, Wayne Webb, David CoaTes, Byron Herbert Wendhausen. THIRD ROW: Bob Brown, Manager: Ron Berkley, Jerry Yarborough. Peden, Don Baker, Mal Ziegler, Rich Bergsfresser, John Daniels, Gary Anderson, Dan Smifh. FIRST ROW, lei? fo righl: John Madden, Don Delbon, Vic Irons, Larry Conway, Paul Campion, Don Wilkes, Joe Earnshaw, Dan Berlelli, Herberl Frosl, George Spoulos. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Poslon, Manager, Mau- rice Sciaroni, Charles Lewkowih, Ed Gallagher, Granl Gay, Bill Agens, Ken Smilh, Nick Sheha'di, Dan Fal- coner, Pafer Jensen. THIRD ROW: Milo Williams, Michael Cloonan, Joe Ruelas, Harry Sampson, Howard Klein, Richard Larson, Don Penningion, Rich Giusli, Duane Gowland, Don Ziegele, Don Auslring, Rich Urie. FOURTH ROW: Don Ray, Herman Pell, Jim Galindo, Waldo Woodard, Bill Bullsr, Omar Grimes, Ray Rosa, John' Geerfsen, Del Hamann, Nail Lundy. ,. M.. ,. , ...N , ..,, ,,, .. ,..,.,,i..,....,M.,M- W W-mmm..--w....r Y . M-. y.1f,..w.,.,.,. V:s... . . MW.. i .ii ,J 0 . vriy VICTOR IRONS Caplain OMAR GRIMES Capfain M R. MCGRATH Coach MR, RIBERA Coach FROSI-I-SOPH FOOTBALL The l95l frosh-soph foolball eleven, under lhe leadership of Coach Joe McGraih and Assislanl Coach Ernie Ribera, had one of irs mosl successful seasons on ihe gridiron, winning nine our of ien games. The irosh-soph defealed Washingion, Palo Allo, Burlin- game, Capuchino, Sequoia, Souih San Francisco, and Balboa, bul dropped a heari- brealcer lo San lvlaleo. This one loss cosl' lhe Indians ihe championship. Allhough ihe leam loolced good in all ils games, ihe coniesi againsl Sequoia was fhe ouisianding one of lhe year. In lhis game, lhe hard-working defensive squad siole fhe show, as lhe Redwood Cily ouifil was able lo gain only fifleen yards during lhe aflernoon. The Jefferson loaclcs also had a good day as 'rhey piled up 267 yards 'rhrough rushing alone. ln spile of 'rhe lopsided sialisiics, 'rhe final score was seven lo lhirleen in favor of Jef- ferson. ll was lhe all-imporianl Sequoia game which assured lhe Papooses a second place berih in 'lhe league. Omar Grimes led lhe baclciield wilh sevenly poinls. l-le was ably assisied by Ed Gallagher, John Geersion, Bill Buller, and Ray Rosa. This baclciield was probably ihe iinesi in 'rhe hisfory of ihe Jefferson irosh-soph. The line was buili around Dan Berlelli. Joe Earnshaw, Don Wilkes, Paul Campion, Jack Thur, Don Delbon, and Vic lrons. Credil lor lhe successful season should go 'ro Coaches Mc6raih and Ribera, who faughl lhe inlricale delails of ioolball lo a group of boys who had never before played fhe game. ', 3.4 X FROSH-SCPH BASEBALL The l952 lrosh-soph baseball leam, coached by Clarence Lair, expecrs lo have anolher successful season and hopes lo pul up a slrong defense of lhe pennanl' won in l95 I . The boys have looked very good so far, winning four our ol live praclice games. ln league games The Papooses have already downed Burlingame, six lo four, Menlo-Alherf lon, by forfeit and Capuchino, lhree lo nolhing. The Capuchino learn is considered one of lhe lop lrosh-soph reams in lhe P.A.L. Several key players have relurned from lasl year's championship squad, including such heavy hillers as Joe Earnshaw al lirsl base and Omar Grimes and Ed Gallagher in lhe ourfield. Also back in lrosh-soph llannels for a second lime are leading pilcher Don Berlelli and Leo Villar, a very good shorlslop. The remainder of lhe squad is composed of freshmen. John Madden and Ronnie Anderson have been iighling il our lor lhe iob of calcher and Lowell Creighlon has been making Berlelli work lo relain his slarling dulies on lhe mound. Filled oul by inlielders Al Lagomarsino and Bill Leslie and oullielder Bob Gaggero, The lrosh-scph leam of i952 appears lo be anolher of Jehferson's lradilonally slrong baseball leams. .. .. A .. A, FIRST ROW, lefr lo righf: Ronald Anguillo, Manager: Ronnie Anderson, Al Lagomar- sino, George Rancalore, Larry Kennedy, Bob Hensley, Ken Smifh, Richard Rodriguel, Edward Gallagher. SECOND ROW: Bob Penn, Lowell Creighfon, Jack Plunkell, Carlis Willhile, Al Figone, Richard Giusfi, Omar Grimes, Richard Walso, Alan Kneier, Leo Villar. THIRD ROW: Marlin Van Gun'dv, Manager, Bill Tylender, Bob Armslrong, Tom 1 4 Cosfello, Bill Leslie, John Madden, Dan Berlelli, Roberl Gaggero, Harry Simpson, 9 Wally Fassler, Manager, Mr. Lair, Advisor. ,L,, - ' K. ,, Xp: Fi ,ir in-T , , L15 L g xx Vrilif l7 FIRST ROW, leff fo righf: Don Espinoza, Don Wilson, DeWayne Soares, Bryan McMahon, Harold Hazen, Rich Tranlham, Dick Kalinin, Richard Cryar, Norman Cady, Larry Blanchard, Charles Tienken, Don Parrish. SECOND ROW: Pala Kopcrak, Robert Davis, lloyd Isdahl. Willie Nieve, Charles Carroll, Dave Marfinez, Joe Galanfe, Mac Douglas, Stanley Davis, John Scocca. THIRD ROW: Harold Dimond, Scoff Hickman, .Bob Schlapfer, Mario Levoroni. FOURTH ROW: Rich Bergsfresser, Don Norlh, Mal Ziegler, Joe Lewkowifz. Q L 4 l V CHARLES DONLEY Presidenf, Fall MR, ORLICH Advisor IZZY GALANTE Presidenf, Spring BLOCK J The mosl rapidly growing body al Jefferson is lhe Block J Sociely. Under lhe supervision of Presidenl lzzy Galanle lhe club has become more aclive lhan ever. This year a club conslilulion is being drafled and many aclivilies have been planned. The annual lradilional everls sponsored by lhe sociely are a Falher and Son Banquel and a dance. Al lasl lvlay's banquel, oulslanding alhlele awards were given lo Pal McCool, loofballg Les Nicolini, baslcelball: Vic Baher and John Bollinger, lraclcg Norm Cady, swimming: and Ed Cereghino, baseball. Ticlcel Chairman Don Wilson worlced hard lo pul' over lhis year's dance, The Varsily Drag. The alllair was semi-formal wilh dec- oralions supervised by Don Espinoza and music by Bob Andersorfs band. Advisors Joe lvlcGra'rh and Mike Orlich helped fall presidenl Chuck Donley lo revolulionize lhe sociely lhis year by combining 'rhe lrosh-soph leller winners wil'h lhe varsify alhleles lo form one big organizalion. K? gi if f . f E N. K E lliiggg iiiiisiii. ,:....,, 1, J sswrsssi ii: E l. Rich Tranlham about 'ro round firsl' after a smashing single. 2. Larry Blanchard flies home in Jeff's B-I viclory over Willow Glen. 3. Ron Peden skims fo viclory in The high hurdles. 4. Al Schenone out in front in lhe half mile. 5. lzzy Galanfe lags one in fhe Willow Glen game. 6. Larry Blanchard calches a peg al' firsl base. 7. Don Delbon aboul fo fire one in. B. Bob Davis warms up for fhe discus. 9. Len Monson warms up for fhe quarler mile. WM.-...q.. V. Q W nl, Q . l n-mu... . FIRST ROW, lefl lc right: Nella Bacon, Paulelle Endres, Joan Skoverski, Dianne Furger, Eileen DeBernardi, Aline deBo'lon, Carol Berfelli, Beverly Crudo, Alice Ouickerl, Diane Endres, Anila Holcomb, Sharon McCray, SECOND ROW: Irene Ghigliaua, Jane Kennedy, Joanne Beekman, Virda Walker, Yvsnne Lafreille, Aslrid Chun Far, Angela Lulrano, Sidney Warren, Phyllis Blackburn, Merrilee Faulk, Pal Long. THIRD ROW: Roberfa Furger, Alice Reardon, Arlene Giacomino, Roberla Marks, Gail Alexander, Virginia Rich, Elaine Ball, Marilyn Pol- linger, Annabell Releford, Carol Glover, Barbara Sirianni. BASKETBALL 'i 1-, .911 ' xt 151 ' ' I .- . . .., ,Q 'Z ' n-,A 1 an Ll N.. I VOLLEYBALL ll FIRST ROW, lefl' Io riqhl: Maraare? Moore, Shirley Cal- 5 Ian, Dianne Furqer, Aline deBcIon, Irene Ghigliaua, Yvonne Lalreille, Beverly Crudo, Anila Holcomb, SEC- OND ROW: Barbara Delucchi, Belly Merciano, Phyllis Blackburn, Jeanne Laskey, Sharon McCray Lynefle McCray, Pal Long. THIRD ROW: Annabel! Releford, Joan Skoverski, Alice Reardon, Roberta Marks, Barbara Sirianni. OTHERSPORTS FIRST ROW, leIf 'Io righl: Jean Lichfenslern, Diane Valenfino, Shirley Callan, Marilyn Toole, DIANE ENDRES MISS ERICKSON Roberta Furqer, SECOND ROW: Laureen Romero, Peggy Sorensen, Lenila Johnson, Janice Presiden, Advisor Toole, Margaret Scanlon, Dianne Furqer. THIRD ROW: Audrey Krohn, Mary Alice Coverdale, Joan De Vore, Aslrid Chun Pal. GIRLS' BLOCK J To encourage cifizenship and To promoTe sporTsmanship. These are The words ThaT besT describe The purpose oi The Girls' Bloclc J. WiTh These aims in mind The club Tries To show how sporTs can be made To play an imporTanT parT in a pe-rson's IiTe. The girls enioy sporTs so much iT wasn'T surprising ThaT They chose bowling as Their TirsT acTiviTy. Because iT was The TirsT Time Tor mosT oT The girls, The scores were noT high. To make The game easier Tor Them The accommodaTing pin boys seT The pins on The guTTer. AIThough a large number oT JeTTerson's girls go ouT Tor aTTer-school sporTs, only a TracTion oT Them geT The one hundred and TiTTy poinTs needed To achieve Their bloclcs. ConsequenTIy, aIThough The membership oT The Girls' Block J is small, The group is very energeTic. MAUNA LEE CAPPS I 'W Presideni W ,g y Miss PARENT ' Advisor ,, . xL4,eswx,.M T -L .ada l .ng FIRST ROW, Ieff To riqhf: Mauna Lee Capps, Adele Hansen, Carol Berfelli, Pa-uIeHe Endres, Lorraine Pefenr- sen, Jean Eliasen, Anifa Holcomb. SECOND ROW: Nodii O'Brien, Beffy Merciano, Irene Ghrglnauo, Asfrid Chun Faf, Phylis Blackburn, Jane! Schreiber, LyneHe McCray, Meriiee Faulk. THIRD ROW: Marianne Cosiello, Jeanne Laskey, EIeanor Salmon, Mary Alice Coverdale, Marilyn Poifinqer, Lola Mack, Arleen Pool, Diane Endres. Pal Norberry and Judy Woodard lake double paris in rehearsal for Song of The Islands. Jefferson chorus girls do lhe Can Can in the qs my Sw 5 Q r A double dive is performed by .lanel and Richard Bundy. Four Soulh Sea lslanders-Corky Noble, Ann Shcols, Ann Dixon, and LaVonne Anderson-slrike a pose. Aquacade Paris number. Heads are bowed while Cecilia Sullivan, The good genie from the Arabian Niqhlsf' flils by. 92 AQUACADE DREAMER'S WORLD Taxi! ScoTT Hickman and Jean Eliasen Take a ride Through New York. From far-away Tibef, a nafive dance. 5 'Q if SpecTaTors waTched TascinaTed as honey- mooners Jan Sproule and Ron ChrisTensen led Them around a Dreamer's World. The Typical scenes aT which The couple marveled in each oT The counTries visiTed made up This year's Aquacade. In darkesT ATrica They saw savage cannibals leaping To iungle drums, in Siam naTive girls TwisTing To OrienTal gongs, and in a Paris nighT club a lively cancan. Among The exTravaganT waTer sighTs were BriTish grenadiers in colorTul GanTner swim suiTs changing guard, a Toreador and his picadors bullTighTing in a Spanish bay, and a Hindu charming a luminous snake Through an Indian river. FeaTured soloisTs included Joanne Van VlieT and Harold Dimond, who did a sensual apache dance To The music oT An American in Paris, and Tova l-lollingsworTh and Frank Garcia, who hopped and Turned Through an exacTing Rus- sian dance. ln an AusTrian dream, Alice Quick- erT, porTraying a peasanT boy, piroueTTed wiTh a lovely peasanT girl, Lois Davidson. LasTly, wiTh The Song OT The lslands playing in The back- ground, The newlyweds wiTnessed a waTer balleT by PaT Norberry and Judy Woodard, Then wearily and happily hurried home To San Fran- cisco. The Aguacade, wiTh a larger number OT peo- ple working on iT Than any oTher school evenT, Took monThs oT nighTly pracTice. DirecTing The group oT I47 sTudenTs were Mrs. Newswanger, in charge oT dancing, and Miss ParenT and Miss Erickson, responsible Tor The swimmers. Eiifec-r Tive lighTing was provided by Mr. Moseley and The sTage crew, who kepT scinTillaTing spoTlighTs on Three memorable perTormances. 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VISTA GRANDE MARKET 6350 Mission Sfreef PLaza 5-6320 MEAT o FRUIT Q VEGETABLES GROCERIES 6I00 Mission Sfreef Daly Cify, California PLa1a 5-2386 Daly Cify BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE Plaza 5-4005 Free Es+ima'l'es GENE and GEORGE SHELL SERVICE STATION CHAS- D- SHOOTS Painring Con'l'rac+or SHARP PARK I44 Mafeo Avenue Daly Cify, California PLaza 5-5600 THE DALY CITY SNO-MAN TIMOSSI MOTCR5 7I99 Mission S+ree+ Cl Y5le ' PlYm9UIl Ho+ Dogs 0 Hamburgers 0 Soff Drinks Sales and Sewlce Shakes o Sundaes 0 Soffies Since I927 MOM BOOTHE 6888 Mission Sl'ree+ Daly Cify 25, California Proprlelorand Owner SKYWAY AUTO SALES OPEN: Daily 9 fo 9 - Safurclay and Sunday 9 fo 6 FINEST SELECTION OF AUTOS IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Guaranfeed Safisfacfion 69 I 8 Mission PLaza 5-7400 SWIMMING RECORDS Varsify 50 Free Norman Cady l95l 26.3 I30 - 50 Free Norman Cady I95I '25.6 IZO - 50 Free Les Nicolini . i948 28.0 Varsify l00 Breesf Scoff Hickman I95I 23.5 PLaza 5-0IOI I30 - l00 Breasf Thor Offedj . l95l :lB.7 - C . . . .0 Ii?..+,i?,3'E.Zf i'l'WLi2.iT.i Y. . . 1323 33.3 GROCERIES - MEAT5 - VEGETABLES Varsify I00 Baclr Arf Schnell . . . I95I I7.I I30 - 50 Bacli Norman Cady I95I :32.7 l20-50B Ar'l'R . . I95l 36.5 - - Varsify lociiiree Les . . . 1950 oo.2 63I5 M'sS'0n Sireei Dall' C'+Y CaI'io a l30 - IOO Free Norman Cady . I95l 00.I I20- I00 Free D. Arfiseros . I948 03 I50 Medley Sfan Davis . . I95I 53.4 Varsify Diving Ed Galindo . . . l95I Lighfweighf Diving Ed Galindo . . . I950 l20 Medley Relay Lucas Sfamos Norm Cifly 9 J h B ' I 50 5l.5 7 vmhy Medley Relay Noorcn CZKEQBV AUTOMOBILE . ..,., E, New or Used Sfan Davis ClIeCR If Bill Allen . l95l 243.5 I20-4-Man Relay Norm Cady Bob Ka'i i MARTORANA BROS Dixizfiasgrave I949 5 7 A ' ' . 6. I30 -4-Man Relay Bob Daigzns PLaza 5-6767 -?:,:,eLEf:Erave All Brands Handled Vmiw 4,Man Relay he3r:'?:hnQ ' I949 E47-4 Large Savings Available Due fo Low Overhead Ed Galindo Bill Allen Bob Davis . I95I I :48.0 7073 Mission Sfreef Daly Clfy LOUlSE'S STORE ComPIimen+S Of V. J. WORTHINGTON Groceries UNION OIL DEALER Rockaway Beach California School and Junipero Serra Daly Clfy Tuneup and Brake Service Pick-up and Delivery Real ESIBIS Insurance N0l'6l'Y PUBIIC ARNESON'S CHEVRON SERVICE GEQRGE LARGOMARSINO Roy Arneson gi Telephone PLaza 5-8505 PL 5 7700 aza - ATLAS TIRES BATTERIES . 46 San Pedro Road Daly Clfy California School and Mission Sfreefs Daly Cify, California ioppogife Bank gf America Colma Bes+ Wishes, Happiness and Success GAMBLES WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. 2394 Junipero Serra Blvd. Daly Cily KINGS MARKET PLaza 5-3434 2350 Junipero Serra Boulevard Daly Cily California sRoADModR PHARMACY Prescripfions Cosmelics: Rubenslein, Coly, Dor+l1y Gray, Revlon Free Delivery 2388 Junipero Serra Blvd. PLaza 5-5633 Daly Cily Happiness and Good Luclc LESLIE'S 2368 Junipero Serra Boulevard Daly Cily California Qualily Shoes Moderale Prices BEST wus:-I ES WEITZEL SHOES Open Friday l '+il I0 p.m. 2386 Junipero Serra Blvd. PLaza 5-2244 QUALITY CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS We Fealure Nafionally Known Brands See Us for Your A+l1le'I'ic Needs BERNING'S Men's and Boys' Wear Daly Cily California WESTLAKE MAPLE SHOP PLaza 5-4595 PEARSON AND RECTOR Complefe Insurance Service 6748 Mission Sfreef 6940 Mission Sfreef Daly Cify Daly Cify California N E V I L L E VAN'S JEWELERS 7 PLaza 5-5160 fra E ii I WATCHES . JEWELRY . elETs II ,fi f'ii 0 NJ' .1 SI W. L. Van Buskirk, Wafchmaker M O T O R S 7390 Mission Sfreef Daly Cify 25, Calif. 7360 Mission S+. I A WOMAN'S WORLD By Marilyn Towne and SI1irIey Scoff. MOTOROLA AND OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS A N D E R S O N ' S REFRIGERATION SERVICE Phone: PLaza 5-2527 RADIO o TELEVISION o SOUND Insfallafion, Sales and Service G. A. Anderson 7046 Mission Sfreef LUCCA MARKET 7370 Mission Sfreef PASOUALE'S BRAND RAVIOLI Daly Cify California Gym CIo+I1es Dry Goods Work Clofhes WARSI'IAWSKI'S DRY GOODS Serving You for 30 Years PLaza 5-020I 6340 Mission Sfreef Daly Cify To assure a Pleasanf Evening, call Tanforan Florisf for your Senior Ball and Junior Prom Corsages TANFORAN FLORIST PLaza 5-I8I8 MARKET BASKET Shop with us and save the difference. 63I8 Mission Street Daly City, Calif ornie GLEASON'S DRESS SHOP For the Finest in COATS ' SUITS ' DRESSES ' SLACKS PLaza 5-5636 6335 Mission Street Daly City HOPMAN ELECTRIC 81 RADIO CO. 6299 Mission Street Phone PLa1a 5-3300 RADIO AND TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE COMPLIMENTS of LEE'S DRUG STORE BYRNE RADIO 3. T.v. MARV5 DWETTE . Spanish. Italian and American Food Dependable T. V. Service Take Om Service Opposite Daly City Theatre Daly City, California PLaza 5 9933 633I Mission Street COLBY MANUFACTURING MCPHERSON COMPANY LEATHER COMPANY I47 Tenth Street S 130 Iflsslog' 2 T.iI I an rancisco , a i ornia ATHLETIC CLOTHING Compide Lines of: SPORTING Leathercraft Supplies ' Textile Painting ' Coppercraff Ch' P ' t'n ' Sh llc It San Francisco UNdey-hill 3-2533 Upholstery Fabrics IIIIEI Sanlsdligs ' Bead Criiaft ' Shoe Findings lt Pays to Deal With an Established Firm . . . Over a Quarter of a Century Serving The Greater Daly City Area WM. LAGOMARSINO 81 CO. 0 Insurance 0 Real Estate 0 Notary Public 0 Home Builders 7IOO Mission Street, Daly City PL. 5-IIO0 TRACK RECORDS Varsily IOO-yd. Dash Oscar McGralh . I937 :I0.l 220-yd. Dash Oscar McGralh . I939 :22.5 440-yd. Dash Louis DeSalvalore I947 :52.0 Richard Bradford . . I949 880-yd. Dash Francis Olsen . I937 2:00.3 Mile Run Joe Zanobini . . I950 4:36.l I2O-yd.High Hurdles Slone Lanlz . . I943 :I6.2 2335 Telegraph Avenue IBO-yd. Low Hurdles Ron Peden . . I952 :22.2 220-yd. Low Hurdles Norman Kile . . I944 :26.8 . . 880-yd. Relay Mac Douglas f L n Monson C Qrrfa J:rry Yarborough Berkeley a I I Al Schenone . . I952 I:34.6 Pole Vaull Harold Parlrer . . . I938 I l'3 High Jump Bob Lee . . . . i936 5'l IV2 Broad Jump Emo Bargini . I937 20'3 Sher Pu? Vic Baher . . . l95l 50'I0 Discus lCollegel Vic Baher . . . l95l l34'6 Discus lHigh Schooll Vic Baher . . . I95I I54'8 l30' S AFTER You GRADUATE . . . 75-yd. Dash Jerry Yarborough I952 :8.2 b '50-Yi gash Ted Graham D D ,950 :lm For Engraved Cards, Announcemenls . . . Remem er 330-y . as Jerry Yarborough I952 :38.2 boo-ya. Dash Al schenone . . I952 1128.5 A. CARLISLE 8: CO. l320-yd. Run Joe Zanobini . . I949 :3.3l I20-yd. Low Hurdles Bill RiH'er . . . I950 :I4.8 P,-in-ferg - Li-fhggraphers - Sfalioners Shol'dPj+ Angelo Caliario . . I950 48'9 Broa ump T d G ham . . . I950 I7'4 High Jump Dive lil.-wg . . . I952 5'4 Phone: GA fleld '-2746 . Pole Vaull Paul Bollinger . . . l95I 9'6 645 Har'-iggn Sfreef San FTBHCISCO 7 440-yi Relay Wesley Webb Delmar Hammann Jerry Yerborough Al Schenone . . . I952 :47.9 Serving: Wll'l1I Dealers Radio Amaleurs Elecironic lncluslrials Television Supplies, Paris, Componen+s, Accessories, Equipmenl, Elc. ZACK RADIO SUPPLY CO. l424 Markei- S+ree+ 225 Hamil'l'on Avenue San Frangiggg Palo Allo, C8llTOI hld Replacemenl Paris for All Cars Machine Shop Drive in CRESTA BROS. AUTO PARTS O P E N JU.5-9373 24 HOURS 5050 Mission S+ree'l' San Francisco, California DUCO PAINTS AND SUPPLIES Edgemar California Relax . . . have a Coke ,fx in R flfijx J' il- BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY V THE COCA-COLA BOTTLINQ COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA San Francisco, California KEITH COLE STUDIOS We hope you enjoy Ihis year's Tom Tom, as we have enjoyed making Ihe phoiog ra phs 'For ii. 3708 EI Camino SAN MATEO 24 I 7 Broadway REDWOOD CITY Auihorized Agenis Suns+rand Adding Machines Underwood Typewrirers ff Phone Flreside 5-5703 PRICE TYPEWRITER CO. OFIice Equipmenf Adding Machines Sales and Service o Renials Por'I'abIes IAII Makesl 'Cr I2 - 25+h Avenue San Maieo California geo fi' L33 if N , - r , ch 0. . - If , iiigli I I' M I XTX!!! , XX xi I -If if A , A 35 WT1.. ,iiI' xiii, i ik mb .ynrfifafiomi To your wedding Ihol you will be proud Io xendg they have Ihci certain Iouch lhat spells refine- menl ond good Ioxle. .zdnnouncemenla The convenient, modern way when Ihe time comes Io IeII. CdlIf0YJ01lfff6C X ropy of Virginia ,Mo CONVf6'Hd-1,1 Bride Booklet on Jorial rurlomr 16.11 Jlmuld not be orerlooked, before and after the u'ea'ding. Hillhouse OFI'ice Supply Co. 770 Mission SI. DOugIas 2-I987 ARDEN FARMS CO. iff 3745 Mission SAN FRANCISCO M I. 8-3600 Flavor Fresh Dairy Producis ...For... LeH'erheads SIaI'emen+s Invoices Wedding Announcemenis and a Good Job of Priniing af Moderaie Prices drop in a+ IDEAL PRINTING CO. if 6 I 33 Mission Sfreei' Phone JUniper 7-2822 SI TOLLINI GBADUATIIIN COMPLIMENTS of MARIO J. CIAMPI Afchlfeci Specializing in College, High School and Sf? Frafernal Jewelry DO. 2-2595 425 Bush Slreel' San Francisco, California G AT B H O SHREYE TREAT Cf EACRET GRANT AVE. AT GEARY AND MISSION AT 201 OAKLAND - RNER 190 ND BROAD TYPEWRITERS RENTED Special Sfudenl' Raie: 2 Monfhs 55.00 Free Delivery All makes sold and repairecl, ik KEEFE TYPEWRITER CO. il? I5 Fourfh SI'ree+ San Francisco 3 GArfield I-3922 +oo CCMPLIMENTS of H. S. CROCKER COMPANY ik' 720 Mission Sfreel DOuglas 2-5800 San Francisco Office: PLaza 5-5800 Residence: PLaza 5-3I29 PAUL G. SELMI REALTY COMPANY Real Es+a+e . Insurance The House of High Fashions and Low Prices Nolary Public Everyfhing for ihe Well Dressed Lady 4 2 srokes 39 Wellingion Avenue Daly Ciiy 25, Calif. 5l Leland Avenue 4569 Mission S+ree+ AERIAL VIEW OF JEFFERSON by Herb Wendhausen JEFFERSON CREAMERY ALOHA GOOD LUCK. SENIORS Charlo++e and Rosie COMPLIMENTS ft of SCAT'S MARKET 2900 Geneva Avenue -if eps:-O 014 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. of San Francisco CONGRATULATIONS 7 I 8 Mission S'Iree+ 1 , K CLASS OF 'sz QQIRIIRE 7014, 5' '92 Merchandise Incorpora'red B- and S 4 f 'Ls . ,W 41 I'-al l 'I Q9 I 41' o Co ,Sports ghln Q, OI' MISSION ORANGE BOTTLING WII-SUN COMPANY GAffIeld I'0258 I40 Spruce Sfreef EMerson 6 0904 San Francisco Redwood Cify J ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SENIOR PORTRAITS ENGRAVING and OTHER PHOTGGRAPHY Bill Thurlow, represenling Keilh Cole Siudios California Ar+ 81 Engraving Company Redwood Cily Berkeley UNDERCLASS PICTURES COVER W. C. Thompson Ardes Company School Piclure Service San Francisco, California Oakland FRONTISPIECE PRINTING Duane While Bob Ozias, represenling Lederer, S+ree+ X1 Zeus, Incorporafed Berkeley We also wish Io express our graiilude for The assisiance oi: Miss Bianca RaHo Mrs. Louise Brenf Mrs. I-Iarrielie Meier Mr. Runnells and Ihe Jefferson I-Iigh Dance Band Miss Jean Carriagan Mrs. Corinne Ricconi. Phone JUniper 5-7909 S 8: H Green Trading Sfamps LETA MAY SHOP DRY GOODS a NOTIONS o YARDAGE A pleased cusfomer is our besf adverfisemen'I LETA RILEY-MAY TOICH, Propriefors 2950 Geneva Avenue San Francisco 24, Calif. WM. J. SWEENEY AND SONS Sfudebalrer Sales and Service PLaza 5-6500 6806 Mission S'rree+ Daly Ciify GILLIG BROS. School Bus Manufacfurers Exclusive Disfribufors for GESTETN ER The World's Foremosf Duplicafing Process Hayward California WALTER RADELL COMPANY C O M P L l M E N T S of TROMBORG'S DALY CITY SUPER SERVICE PLUMBWG AND HEATING Top of fhe Hill JOE LEWKOWITZ, Owner-Manager Hoyf Wafer Hedl'el'S PLaza 53700 65I2 Mission Sfreef Daly Cify, California 3356 San Jose Avenue Daly Cify, California B E S T WIS H E S fo fhe GRADUATING CLASS OF '52 MILLER'S VARIETY STORE 339 Soufh Mayfair Avenue Daly Cify 25 California ANCHOR DRUG CO. 3 Sfores 5 I 5 Columbus Avenue - San Francisco Phone EXbrool: 2-0075 7398 Mission Sfreef - Daly Cify Phone PLaza 5-I994 39I Grand Avenue - Soufh San Francisco Phone JUno 8-38I2 DELIVERY SERVICE