John Marshall High School - Barrister Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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C.S.F. 'llth Grades-Row I: Bischoff, Avon, Chan, Fox, Chung, Leo, Miyode, Berman, Sato, Oberwager, Carlson, Fox, Cameron, Marantz. Row 2: Miss Feeman, Karish, Lacey, Stuewe, Brustein, Heldman, Johnson, James, Miller, Greeness, Goodman, Cummings, Brunner, Johnson, Pierce, Dcbfn, Churukian, Eldred, DeMarco, Staiger, Wersel, Lippman. Row 3: Soltz, Whelchel, Duncan, Weingarten, Buck, Morosoft, Olson, Fessenden, Smith, Fisher, Wreod, Goorwitch, Johnson, Pedersen, Tyree, Lane, Stone, Hutton, Mount, Morton, Ballard, Asimow. K s K s S as Ls . ,, in X. ,X 0ur scholastic aehievements CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION One of the oldest societies in Mar- shall, established as long as the school itself, is the California Schol- arship Federation. This semester, Miss Ray Feeman has been its advisor and inspiration. Al- ways willing to assist her in any manner have been presidents, Gene Miyahara, winter, and Marilyn Mil- ler, summer. Belonging to the group is the high- est scholastic honor obtainable at Marshall. The requisites for member- ship are set by the state. However, being a member is not only only an honorary title since members are usually called upon to render scholastic assistance about the school. C.S.F. EXECUTIVE BOARD-Row I: Barry Erbsen, Sherie Tilles, Karen Good- EUGENE MIYAHARA man, Wanita Pinnell, Row 2: Lawrence Goldman, David Berman, .Iolahna President W'56 Ballard, Dixie Greeness, Jan Forker, Walter Anderson, Miss Feeman. MARILYN MILLER President S'56 29

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C.H.S. lOth grade-Row 1: Franzen, Robinson, Jackson, McDonough, Spain, Nadtoka, Dementiev, Moeller, lvanoff, Rosenberg, Starkins, Wright, Perez, Tepper, Campan, Yip. Row 2 Baker, Baffa, Moore, Woodward, Hutchinson, Blakeslee, Allward, Churukian, Oxford, Ray, levant, Locke, Powers, Seiler, Giblin, Chew, Hoskins, Collum, Colvin, Goldberg. Row 3 Whyte, Johnson, Blanchard, Philipsen, Reeder, Anderson, Leitch, Phillips, Tilles, Wintner, Torre, lynn, Wendel-Smith, Ernst Gualberti, Wolfe, Richardson, Brunswick, Shea, McCaughan Brandenburg, Staiger, Borkgren, Ziady. Row 4: Allswang, Shansby, Erbsen, Levine, Kohn, Dobler, White, Sharpe, Plagens, Berg, Kitching, Quigley, Maney, Drennan, Stephens, Craven Dethloff, Sheely, Wread, Hargrove, Laemmle. Row 5: Mrs. Stearns, Scholl, Schultz, Frostig, Johnson, Quittell, Wong, Pastel, Richardson, Bluff, Harris, Odell, Speed, Rogstod, lto glorowgtz, Alber. Row 6: Mr. Fossett, Cholakian, Friedman, Brown, Williams, Mclntosh, Taylor, Boar, Rule, Campbell, Hess, Pancino, Bischoff, Matlin, Jones, Hillebrecht, Rigillo am ers ies Ns. Av 'Ne f?wum. 4 and eitizenship rated high. CITIZENSHIP HONORARY v SOCIETY Open only to those students whose merit scores and citizenship grades come up to its high standards is the Citizenship Honorary Society. During this year, Mr. Harold Fossett and Mrs. Lucy Stearns have acted as sponsors. Helping them have been Regina Harwell and Beverly Kirk- land, presidents for the winter and summer semesters, respectively. This society helps to initiate interest in obtaining good citizenship grades, an achievement which proves to be quite important in the future. 'er' REGINA HARWELI. C.H.S. EXECUTIVE BOARD-Row 1: Judy Johnson, Barbara James, Toni President W'56 Moore, Cathie Carlson, Helen Martinez, Carole Barto, Pat Phillips, Cynthia BEVERLY KIRK,-AND Darrow. Row 2: Alice Shintani, Robert Nadelle, Doug Waldenrath, Joaquin Presiden, 556 Hornsby, Gus Coviello, Elliott Friedman, Alice Samaniego, Sue Bennett. 30