Los Angeles High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1948 volume:

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Joan Brown . Shirley Dickenson . . Beverly Aude . Ann Dilbeck . . Sue Lamprich . Alber-i' Wong . . Dorolhy Young . . Fred Malh . EllioH' Brenner Mariorie Davey Robin Parlcan Henry Alcouloumbre Ronald Robin . Edward Robbins Miss Aimee Bourdieu Mrs. Dorolhy Clark 'Qc :gh -I f ,, . 1 , Q fMm1m1fxv' v ,TY . 4 , Lo 11 163 H' S 001 g -1 a, ' classes Present! ihe 1 9 1 8 Blue and White i gwu-1--'- ' E www wwwmw mamma KQWYNN DEDICATIO By Shirley Dickenson To The pas+ and presen+ members of sfudenf body and facully, who, during fhese sevenfy-five years, have con- +ribu+ed fheir share +o 1'he growih of Los Angeles High School, we, fhe classes of '48, dedica+e +his book. They have, in +he widening span of years, lived fhrough fimes of unresl' and change, leading from one era +o anofher. Yer, fhe era of fhe presenf, in replacing fhe pas'I', has noi' 'ForgoHen fhose who came before. The heriiage we have received from +hem has been our consfanf challenge: fhe fine principles and +radi+ions which +hey firsi' conceived have confinued +o be fhe foundaiion of our lives. I+ is +herefore highly significani, on fhis seveniv-fi'f+h an- niversary of. +he 'Founding of Los Angeles High School, +ha+ +he memories of Hs illusfrious pasi' should 'Find a place among +he pages of our Annual. 0 R ADMI I TRATOR JACK P. CINIWTHER CLAUDE L. REEVES Boys' Vice-Principal Principal MABEL L. MATHEWS Girls' Vice-Principal D THE LENA M. MORGAN Reglslrar THE BIG THREE 'W ,s iw? g Q X 4 ,Y TAFF As llwe Seniors ol Jlwe qraouaflmq Class ol 548 dom Meir Caps 1-md towns, Mlss Mabel Mallwews, Girls' , J vice-oriwcipal lor many years, also loaves her alrrm mall r. During mer succgesslul form ol oline, slwe Has earned lhe qormuimr- respefcl ol all wlwo worlced under her, and lwas possIloly done more lo uplwold llwe- worllwwlwlle lradif liorws al L.A, llwarw ow ollmer person. Marry good wlslres from llwe Focully and Sludefnr Body follow lwer as she blds farewell 'ro L.A. LUCY E. HQWELL l-lead Counselor FAREWELL TO L.A luv-M gl .A- ,U x. fi wif f-3 ami Y 0 Q15 L 3 A1.,, DESIGNING AND PRODUCTION OF THIS SECTION BY BEVERLY AUDI i?:- 'FA X' J ik., ?gD a cf? fff?Q4fQ 5-2 fm,-5 X- 2 fig Q- f f in Q M., fi . , L Q, ,ki gif ': 41. fini: ,, fwsswp - 'SG ggvx M ,Y X '2 V15 55535 235515. W ..:, ,., ,V s nr- X4 255' . - -V . XS: we gilgxzgg ixx-gfif .TREILL , N :ZLIX if -XE if-NS - QQ, A W ' viii?1Qx K. f Q QA, W x M K iid? X. 'T DE T BIIDY WFICERS S' 1 4 Ez? W V nf Aqzfsfarg . ., ,, W3 .. -L1 1 T2-'nf Y' I ii? 1515 f -I Q.-. f 24 Q w-55, y. ,QTSEKQ , ' B if M, 73' jig- 5' . . wi . I4 . gf - ,f N.-M 'K L warn. X 'S V' A Euggfafw., fx? -- . ,. V- , L-gffy: ' ' OUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES PRESIDENT Rcsalind Wiener Jo Ann Wifhers STUDENT BODY SECRETARY STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT CI'mcIc Iv1cMoniqIe IRLS' DIVISION PRESIDENT DeIIa Eaye Crisler Tom I-Iodqins BOYS' DIVISION PRESIDENT IOR W'48 Boys' Senior Board officers: Sieve Qclqner, Vice' Presidenl: Torn Raines, Vice-President Ted Jolwnslon, Presidenl: Alberl Wong, secrelary. W'48 Girls' Senior Board officers presiding al a weekly meelingz Snirley Harris, Rresidenlq l-larrielle Flowers, Secrelary. Lower Left Boarders on noon gale duly: Dave Robinson, Lynelle Allabel, Ann Filzpalriclc, Waller Lynclw, Lower Riglmlx Girls impersonafing bunnies a+ 'll1e annual Board show: Mary l-lay, Ann Gossell, Sally Drews, Addie Dunbar, Joan Burnham. BOARD Girls' Senior Board officers lS'48l demonslraling L.A.'s friendliness willw a smile: Carla Wells, Secrelaryq Virginia Toney, Presidenlq Nancy Reed, Vice-Presidenl, Boys' Senior Board officers lS'48l calling a meelinq lo order: Bill Parks, Vice-Presidenly Sieve Cclcner, Presidenl: Bob Salller, Secrelary. Lower Riglwfz Girl Boarders holding mock lrial, wiln Nancy Vifriqlil impersonalinq accused person: Carol l-lullgren, Jean lice, Amy lura, Beverly Prolosl, Nancy Wrignl, Palsy Paclcard, Carol Cooney, Virginia lzarrnasonis, Eileen Lanqslall. Lower Le'H: Boy Boarders carrying our lheir campaign for clean school grounds: Riclward Nixon, Van Judah, Ron Freernond.GL1illy Roman: Mary Norman. QQ, L '4 if , 'i: s ififg 4 rs,- i 4.1 i i T GOVER ME 'T DE Q i K g k s-.af fr M House of Represenfalives lfxolds a commillee meeliriq lo discuss a bill: Karl Rosenbaum. Audrey Breslce, AI Kulwl, Suzie Allen, Bernard Caminlcer, Seymour Siegel, lvlargo+Scl1oen. Members of fhe House explore 'frophy room: Sliarlene l-lollrrian, Harvey Wagner, Carole Laslwer, Arllwur Kovacs, Buddy Zulcow, l-larriel Snoolcal. T I SESSION dye i.. Kiwi 4 ' V16 '.f'!6lS?Sl Ngfdw .54 WSW P ' 49? 44,Qs ' a?1gQ5SlA2s A 2 .W C C' 0 i-iii' HO0L H0 0R 0 IETIE EPHERIANS W'48: David Abell, Rila Kirby, Jim Paylon, Dawn Pellil, Jaclc Rye, Lawrence Sashlcin, AI Scoll. S'48 no+ picfured: Don Chapman, Della Faye Crisler, Ronnie Freemond, Tommy Flodgins, Mary McDon' nell, Chuclc McMonigle, Sieve Oclcner, Beverly Frobsl, Tom Raines, Nancy Reed, Seymour Siegel, Jean lice, Virginia Toney, Rosalind Wiener, Jo Ann Wilhers, Nancy Wrighl. CALIFORNlA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATl0N W'48: Jaclc Blumberg, June Bronson, Judy Fishman, Slanley Groner, Marlha Harris, led Johnslon, Jaclc Rye, AI Scoll. Noi pic'l'ured: l-larrielle Flowers, Mary Jean Ginn, Fva Lewy, Maria Qslrom, Dawn Pellil, Lawrence Sashlcin. S'48: Yoshio Alciyama, Logan Ball, John Bradley, Fllioll Brenner, Nan Brody, Bernard Caminlcer, Paul Carlal, Marilyn Carver, Richard Flaslcin, Van Judah, Frnesl Kalz, Slanley Kegel, Arlhur Keilh, l-lerberl Kraus, Libby Labovilch, Don Leon, Nancy Masler- son, Sieve Oclcner, Bill Parlcs, Beverly Probsl, Eric Roberls, Seymour Siegel, Shirley Slrode, Jo Ann Thompson, Carla Wells, Diane Wilson, Virginia Wilson. Payne Johnson . . . a promising wa+er color arisf whose painfinqs have been qiven speciai recognh TALE Flori Caprino . . . whose remarkable voice earned recoqnifion bo+n in Mexico, where she sang a+ The presidenfs inaugurafion, and in Iver several appear- ances wi+n opera companies. Kaiharine Kosfy . . . commercial Honor smde-nf, gave efwficienf service and a+'rained a high scholasfic recom Hon af our school and In arf confesfs. in her fiekj, FJ W'WQ:f H ' .3 M N, x Wx, Nwwv Q ' V 'W53? ? :2,. ' ve TAKE A B0 ,.,,,,,-,M '-1+ Eugene Poinc . . . Tnlenlod in drama and arf, com- mended by judges as flue loremosl creallve arlisl in llwc Regional Scluolaslic arf compellllon. His re, marlmldlc aclwlevemenl senf five painlinqs lo Pills- lmrqh lo Compfrlc ln fha Nalional llnals. I I I I I I Helen Henning , . . skilled crallsman al the loom, Ur -79 TaU1'n'.-ll70lD0QmmQ Ol G bflllldflf CGVQCV lwas woven excepfiomally lmoaulllul plrwfces wlwlrln won lTI7lfJ17',llV and mdlual ol radno and screen, hgqlq Wage in my Showx , .II A BRILLIA T FUTURE ? Qkx as ff .i Jim Norcop , . . winner of lop lionors al Nafional Forensic League, Soullnern California Debale League, and open lournamenls. William Parks and Leon Edelson . . . received honorable menlion in +l'ie Weslingliouse Talenl Search in 'rlie field of Science. Jack Blumberg . . . received Bausch and Lomb nalional award: selecled as lop slue denl in science and mallwe- rnalics from all W'48 qradualinq classes in llwe Unilecl Slales. . .HIGHLIGHT Our lnspirafional Eas+er Assembly The besl card s+un+ of alll Scene from Sl'1alrespeare's Love's Labour Lost Joyce Powell Leon Turner, Don Green, Douglas Maduro, Eugene Poinci, Larry Smiilrm, Palricia Currier, Kennellw Mailman, Belsy Cox. fm ,F M ur library, and head librarian, Miss Sclfiramlinq Larry Yarnarnolo, as he designs The Yulelide holidays found Rome prepared. Clwrislmas show case Diane Fisber, Lorin Brown, Gloria Lauleror BL EA D HITE D ILY AT WORK Ecliior, W'48, Berl Darrow Mrs. Clark, journalism +eacl1er, confers wi+l1 page eclilors Edlfor S 48 Jnnn Sena ein, Phil ev, Eva L , I ' ' f 4-ff' 3. 44 xx 'v 4 k 'V Q Q77 ,f i FEW I 7 f' S wi f ff Norlon Goldsl BELOW: SOME OF THE PRINT SHOP BOYS Kalz ewy B ll Slcullung Bolle Wallon Jim Sena, Jaclc Fleming, Bill Skilling Mr Vaughan In l'1IS'F13VOI'I'l'e role IEET THE ANNUAL TAFI? ,417 R' I' - J l 'if' N .MMHNW Sponsor Eclifor-in-Chief Liferary Edifors Miss Bourdieii Joan Brown Slwirley Diclcenson and Beverly Auflv f-if Anniversary Edifor and Ari' Edilor Pl1o1'ograpl1y Manager Girls' and Boys' Sporis Edifors Ann Dilbeclc and Sue Lampriclw Alberl Wong Dorollmy Young, Fred lvlallz i ii' if' . y .515 a ?f'fw1,v3'32 Sheff Assis+an+s Business Manager Senior A Edifors llvnry Alcouloumre, Edward Rololnins, Ellioll Brenner Robin Perlman, Marjorie Davey Ronald Rolubin DESIGNING AND PRODUCTION OF THIS SECTION BY ANN DILBECK Gwinn afar I-lail, hail 'ro L.A. I-Iighl Noble and slrong, Thy colors blue and while Call lorlh our song. Wilh praises ringing lrue Loyal hearls we loring. I-Iail, hail lo L.A. I-Iigh, OI Thee we sing. Nobly upon lhe hill Wilh iviecl wall, Our Alma Ivlaler slands O'erlool4ing all. Thy spacious halls imparl Gills rich and lree, I-lail, hail lo L.A. lnligh. All hail lo lhee. I-lail, hail lo L.A. I-lighl Our love lor 'rhee Srill lingers close around Thy memory. Wilh never dying lailh ln lhy dear name, I-lail, hail lo L.A. I-ligh, Long live lhy lame. NN ER ARY Q M! Q1 QQ Miss Mary Foy, '79 One of The Founders of Alumni AssociaTion Below: Luncheon helcl in Teachers' CafeTeria on Homecoming Day. smpmgaim- W ALUMNI Upon his graduaTion every senior receives The STar and CrescenT pin, symbolizing his membership in The Alumni AssociaTion. NexT To The STar and CrescenT, whose TirsT presidenT was Miss Mary Foy, I879, The Alumni AssociaTion is l..A.'s oldesT organizaTion. IT was Tounded on June I8, l88I, exacTly 67 years, To The day, previous To The graduaTion oT The class oT S'48, L.A.'s 75Th an- niversary year. One oT The associaTion's TirsT TuncTions was To proTecT The l-ligh School from an elemenT in The ciTy which soughT iTs aboliTion. The Alumni hold Their annual reunions aT The school on The TirsT SaTurday of June. This year a special program was held in observance oT The 75th anniversary. An oTTicial alumni publicaTion, Roman-iscing, appears Two or Three Times annually. Mr. Joe Crail, S'22, was presidenT Tor I948. Miss Phyllis Jackson, S'4O, is execuTive secreTary oi The organizaTion. Mrs. Carrie McAdams, Rome's well- loved secreTary, who has seen Thousands enTer and leave Los Angeles T-ligh, has made a collecTion of The graduaTion programs oi all classes, beginning wiTh The very TirsT graduaTion, so ThaT she has a compleTe lisT oT alumni. Mrs. Carrie McAdams, W'O7 SecreTary oT L.A. High We Le'FT: Alumni ride across Housh Field aT Manual-L.A. Game. Below: Class of I958? lChiId- ren of Alumni who visiTed on Homecoming Day.l Phyllis Jackson, S'4O, Secre- of lhe Alumni Associafion. light Sire of pro osed Me- norial Social Hall3lOl rn ic Y P and Rimpaul lelow: Joe Crail addresses Xlumn lally. i a+ Homecoming HOMECOMING A span ol sixly-eighl years was reprewenlecl on Home- coming Day, November I4, l947, by graduales from classes as lar baclc as I879, and by former lacully mem- bers. Aclivilies began in lhe morning wilh regisrralion. Miss Margarel Ray, lacully Homecoming chairman, supere vised The day's evenls. A special issue of lhe Blue and While Daily, lealuring arlicles aboul lhe alumni, was prepared lor lhe occasion. Several senior girls had charge ol a nursery in 249 for lhe children ol lhe alumni. A few graduales who spolce al The rally held in 'rhe audilorium were Joe Crail, presidenl ol lhe alumni, Mayor Flelcher Bowron, and Paul Elmguisl, cheerleader in W'24. The day was climaxed by a game lon l-loush Fieldl wilh Manual, which is one of Rome's earliesl Los Angeles rivals, Belween halves, several sludenls posed as alumni in a mock game. Dr. Paul Webb, former principal, and Mr. Reeves lem- porarily became wafer boys. One ol lhe main poinls of inleresl on Homecoming Day was Jrhe Social l-lall campaign, which laler sfarled officially April I. I948. Mr. Joe Crail, S'22, I948 Presidenl of 'fhe Alumni Associa'rion. Below: Mayor Flefcher Bow- f . 1 . is ' 31' 11 I 'J Day. -'fr-f W cwgunlifiw-f' ron, S'06, Mr. Reeves, and Miss Ray on Homecoming l ' . A. I CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM OF I898 The championship Team oT I898 was an example oT L.A.'s ouT- standing aThleTic success. This Team was responsible Tor L.A.'s receiving The Arizona and SouThern CaIiTornia Championships, Members were: Wal- lace CanTieId, Harry WalTham, H. H. Wixon, C. H. Van Norman, Hugh F, NewharT, Bob Campbell, Keneogy, Fred Hanen, Bill WebsTer, Ed Janss, Schilling, Bill STearns, Ed Bosbyshell, Gordon Wynn, WalTer Munday, and ErnesT Klokke. Among oTher Tamous Teams was ThaT oT IB94. Two oT iTs members were E. W, Qliver, who IaTer became principal, and Marshall STimson, a pasT presidenT oT The Alumni AssociaTion. The '94 Team had so Tar surpassed oTher high schools ThaT iT played college Teams successTuIly. Pomona, OccidenTal and Throoo lnsTiTuTe were deTeaTed7 The game wiTh U.S.C, was Tied. You Can'T B'eaT L.A. High, now a sTaTemenT generally acc.epTed in any endeavor oT The school, is a resulT oT The accompIishmenT oT These early Teams. AnoTher yell, EighT 'em. L.A., TighT 'em, could be heard Trom The Romans aT crucial poinTs in The game. LA BREA TAR PITS - INTERPRETATION Though The mural in This picTure mighT seem To suggesT anyThing buT school liTe, iT really is connecTed closely wilh Los Angeles High. PainTed several years ago by Miss Bourdieuis arT sTudenTs Tor one oT The schoolls museums, iT is guiTe an appropriaTe background Tor The La Brea Tar PiTs specimens which were colIecTed by James Z. GilberT, a Teacher oT biological science here Trom I904 To I93B. Dr, GilberT. one SaTurday in I907, as he walked Toward The souTh on The open Tields lapproximaTely Trom EairTax Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard To Wilshirel, discovered a bone pro- iecTing Trom The ground. He Tound ThaT he was unable To loosen iT wiTh his only Tool, a pockeT kniTe, WiTh The permission oT The Hancocks, on whose properTy The discovery was made, he reTurned The nexT week, ac- companied by a Tew oT his sTudenTs, and uncovered This bone, The beginning of The exlensive coIlocTion oT his La Brea Tar piTs specimens now exhibiTed in The counTy museum. Because iT was Dr. GilberT who made The discovery, Rome is privileged To be The only high school possessing La Brea Tar Pils relics. SPIRIT 0F L. A. HIGH GROWS LOS ANGELES HIGH SCHOOLS AND VICINITY IT we sTood Today where The phoTographer oT This picTure sTood in IB92, we should see a very diTTerenT landscape. Though This se-cTion, aTTer haIT a cenTury, may sTilI bear a Tew marks oT resemblance, iT is recognized now as a commercial cenTer, in conTrasT To The residenTial area shown here. The L.A, l-ligh School lsguare, wooden building in cenler backgroundl had been moved Trom Pound Cake Hill To CaIiTornia SIreeT in IBB6. AT The Tar righT is The Red Schoolhouse on The Hill, which became The home of L.A. High in I89I. NoTe ThaT boTh buildings have Towers. ErecTed on The siTe oT hisToric EorT Moore, The Red Schoolhouse was surrounded on The norTh, souTh, and easT by various cemeleries. STudenTs Tound The TombsTones convenienT Tor benches during The lunch hour. I I900's was a TacuITy some classes. were approxi- were Mr. Wil. vice-principal. aTTer Teaching, THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY IN EARLY The Teaching sTaTT oT Los Angeles High School in T873 oT Two, The principal, Dr. W, T. Luckey, who also TaughT and Miss Emma Hawkes. AT The Time oT This picTure, There maTeIy 70 TaculTy members. The adminisTraTors aT This Time liam Housh, principal: Mrs. Susan Miller Dorsey, girls' and Mr, J. W, Henry, boys' vice-principal. Miss Lloy Galpin, ran Tor Congress. Mr. Rae Van Cleve, a Teacher oT became The TirsT principal oT FairTax High School, biological science, IaTer sludr-nls, one ril' whom diruclc-d il, The orchoslra lirsl played al Slar and Cri'-,rifril rrim-liri-qs, lil in di-bale belween L.A. and Pasadena l'liqh Schools, in I ,I-,if n was llu di-difuliffn ol The pre-s--nl sfhool, The or-jheslra was much S THE TIME CHANGE LOS ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA L.A.is lirsl orchnslra slarled in S05 wilh aboul 20 members, In l9I2 lrluli- ol piflurrel the orchesfra was lorlunale in havinq a few more rnirrnlu-rs and also xi sponsor, Miss Verna Blylhe, lor many years head ol l,.A.'s vnu-.ir df-pnrlmrznl, The loundinq of lhe orcheslra is credired lo Iwo ind ,il Ihr- srlioril play, which was held in lhe Burbank Thealre. A laler rimrw I-Ili-il liy Iliii Slllfifxfll lxody. LOS ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL MOVES Speclalors included The sludenl body and ihe alumni of the school o Norfh Hill filreer, Cn Ihe spealcers' plallorrn lpresenl lronl slepsl wer several prominenr persons, includinq educalors and alumni, who qav 50 YEARS OF LOS ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL REVIEWED Dedifalffd Io lhe alumni, The 5Orh anniversary paqeanl depicled evenls in Los Angeles from Ihe year I78I, when Ihe cily was a Spanish colony, lu l923, Wilh l-Ioush Fir-ld as Ihe sellinq, several hundred sludenls, along willi some ol lhe alumni, reenacled Ihe slory ol our cily under Spanish, Mi-xirun, lhen Amerifan rule, as well as lhe scenes lamiliar lo lhose who wilnessed Ihe loundinu of Los Angeles Hiqh in I873. The panorama carried ou. llie Iheme, LoyalIy lo The cily and lu The school, in six dillerenl .rr-nos, A fqolden slar and crescenl, siluaied above a replica of lhe Red Silio-illmusfr' lower, siqnilied The Alma Maleris iourney lo her new hiimrw larlhrfr wesl. Golden briclcs represenlalive ol scholarship, cilizenship, ind -,Iudenl .iclivilics were symbolically beslowed upon The new school. Two hundred :girls willi blue and while pompoms were lealured in a drill luild lu-Iwifen sci'-nes, lhlole Ihul Ihe soulhwesi winq had only Iwo slories lil Iliril lirw-,l WINDOW IN MEMORIAL LIBRARY A Iribul-e lo Romans who died in World War I is This window in Memorial Library. The window was presenled by The sludenl body in 1930, rhe year in vfhich lhe Library's cornerslone was laid. ln Ihe lowesl panel lnol shownl are inscribed lhe names of Ihe boys Io whom Ihe window was de-dicaled, They are: Reber? J. Bonkenlcraqer, G-reayer Clover, J. Clyde Collison, Waller A. Ellis, Leon S, Francis, Joseph S. Knullman, Noel Kerr, I-larry M, Loilcwood, Elywn C. McKinnon, I-Iarold F. Maxson, Edward G. Norfh, Harry I, Schwanneclce, Harvey L, Thorpe, I-larry C. Turner, John Wiqmore, and Lesls-r D, Hiivens. The names of Romans lcilled in Ilm second World Wai' vfill be inscribed on a plaque in Ilie lnrlhcorninq Safial Hull, lo be dediciawad as I mernorial Io Ihern. Novemlier 3, l9lo marlced lhe dedicalion of The new Los Anqoles Hiqh, which was buill on a silo al Ihal lime in lhe wide open spaces. H is 0 dedicalion addresses, Direclly in lronl ol' Ihem is seen Ihe school orfheslra, l d by Miss Verna Blyrho, The hislory of every class up Io I9I6 was placed in The builcinqls cornerslone by an alumni represenlalive, Aulomobiles in riqhl baclqround are parked al llwa inlerserlion ol Olympic. and Rirnpuu, - JV . .y,g,Q-2 -vs .Mtg 7' W M. ' w-sias..l Erresl Oliver Vice-Principal, I9I2-25 Principal, l925-4l Ralph C, Noble Vice-Principal, I925-45 Dr, Paul Webb Principal, l94I-45 William l-larvey l'loush Principal, l895-I925 lliiildiein' ol' 'l'raiIiI.iiin Williarn Harvey l-loush became principal oi Los Anqeles l-liqh School in l895. From The beqinninq oT his adn'iinisTra- Tion, Los Anqeles Hiqh Schools exTra-curricular acTiviTies, especially aThleTics and debaTinq, were sTressed. Durinq his TirsT year as principal, a boys' aThleTic associaTion was lorrned, STudenT body qovernrnenT was under way by I904. While Ivlr. l-loush was qreaTly admired lor his leadership oT The whole school, he is siill remembered by sTudenTs and Tacully as a personal Triend. When he reTired, The Alumni paid his expenses Tor a world Tour, Well lcnown To presenT Romans are The aThleTic Tield and Tho windinq sTairway, which are dedicliTed lo Mr. l-loush and bear his name. Susan Miller Dorsey, second qirls vice-principal oT Los Anqeles Hiqh School, and head OT The Classical DeparTrnenT, sTands ouT noT only in The hisTory ol LJX. l-liqh, bui in The r-ducaiional proqress oT all Los Anqeles. ATT-er leavino Rome, Mrs. Dorsey becarne superinTendenT oT The ciTy schools. ln I937, a local high school was named in her honor. ErnesT W. Oliver began his career al LA. as a senior sludenl in l895, and laTer reTurned To Rome as a Teacher, served as vice-principal under Mr. l-loush Trorn l'?I2 To I925, when he succeeded lvlr. l-loush as principal. Durinq his years as a Teacher, he coached The baseball Team. Oliver Pool, The fqiTT oT The class OT S'3l, is dedicaTed To Rornes ninlh principal. Elizabelh T. Sullivan, an lfnqlish Teacher beTore Tollowinry Mrs, Dorsey as qirls' vice-principal in IQI4, has become a psycholooisT, Sarah F. Wlolverlon, who became qirls' vice-priniipal ilTer Miss Sullivan, is well-lcnown Tor loorilcf, she has wriTTen ance her ielireinc-nl in l937. Ralph C. Noble- Tauqhl rnalhernalics and was a noTed roach oT TooTball and aiher sporTs beTrire he be-carrie boys' vice-principal in IQZS. Dr. Paul Webb, aTTer Tour years as principal, left LJX. Tc lieronie an assisiani superinTendenT oT schools, AT presenT, he is on leave ol' absence and is in Japan as adviser Tor The lexlboolr and rurriculurn revision ol The eduraTinnal proqrarr under Gr-neriil MarArThur. Susan Miller Dorsey Vice-Principal, I903-I3 Eli7abeih Sullivan Vice-Principal, l9I4-I9 Sarah WolverTcin Vice-Principal, I9l9-37 FURMER FAUULTY MEMBERS Elizabelh M. Amick Alvin W. Aull Alice L. Baies Verna C. Blylhe Alice Benson Charles Benson Nona S. Bridge Margarel Burkhaller C. M. Carpenler Kalharine C. Carr Frank P. Clark Belle Cooper Anna B. Daniels Concepcion O. de Clark Dr. Waller A. Edwards Pearl B. Fisher Grace A. Franks Page K. Gayman Josephine Ginaca Florence M. Goddard Alma E. Gunning Berlha Hall Josephine B. Hague Helena Hamplon Lorenzo Hamplon Henrieila Hanna Maude A. Harbach Earle Hazellon Snow Longley Housh Mariha Johnson Eveline Kennedy May G. Kimble Louise N. Kimball Calherine Laughren Eihelwyn Laurence Grace Lavayea Sgr. James Lawson Lois Lockwood George Maas Col. John Mudgell Frances McCray Pearl B. McEndree Lena L. McNaugh+en Grace A. McPherron Ralph C. Noble Ysidora Pedroarena Irvin D. Perry Ida M. Rankin A. M. Reilly Margie Richards Wilhelmina Roclenberg Florence Rogers Samuel Scherlee Frances Shurllefl Edna Slerreh' Roger Slerrell Harry C. Theobald Charles Thorpe Florence C. Todd Leno C. Webb Jennie Welsh Olive P. Wilson Anna Wise Sarah F. Wolverlon ll IN MEMURIAM G. L. Bergman Fannie C. Dillon Dr. James Z. Gilberi William Harvey Housh ll928l Della Nichols Berlha Oliver Ernesl W. Oliver Elizabelh D. Palmer Anna Siewarl Helen Snyder Mabel Wrighl Todd 937 PORA. nf f 6 X 5 7 ,Nl Q rX'J ? WMU 'fl rp, 'Q Afiiw W X J 43 ,f , I VLH 1' .' u. if ' S ' ,. ' ,4 Q X A . . 3 ' Qt.: . f ' 4 e- ,I ' X I O t Ku XXX IA I K Y I , '.' v.. -n rn.. ,. ,.,,, ,f Q r,f'T U' WN-vxq 6 QX S 'I Cf ' 'F C 21? Q' -' I T 5 X I I N .M :gt XX if .Q fy f 4 W 'Q Q1 I.. 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' -53. - lei: ' 1 QN fs 0-I 410' ,Q 319 'J Q 'Q ' ASI. 45525 J Y Q4 6 . A -Ma' 1 P if f -ws-Q2 H f -UL , I, , f Qui f 'ef' LG L zz., J O 'X-.. 1 I H '0r'-.N lhl f - - i X W 1 Q -3 9 , v 1 1 , . Q Sf, L91 - if no Q VW My HIP j EE 2 -.r 'rn. - -C bb, 1873 Ima Mater Pioneer In City's Education 82 SOuThern CaliTornia's TirsT high school had iTs beginning aTop Loma de Mariposasf' Or Hill OT The BuTTerTlies, in I873. The Los Angeles High School OT ThaT ear cOnsisTed OT Three rooms in a Two-sTOr square Trame building. On This building sTOod The TirsT OT! The Three Towers lsee TronTpiecel. Though The building remained On Pound Cake Hill, as The siTe was laTer renamed, unTil l886 when The ciTy builT iTs cOurThouse There, L.A. High moved To The quarTers OT The STaTe Normal School, aT 5Th STreeT and Grand Avenue laT ThaT Time 5Th and ChariTy STreeTsl, Then surrounded by Orange groves, and considered To be OuT OT TOwn. The Public Library is locaTed There now. NexT, The Alma MaTer was TransTerred To a school building aT Spring STreeT and MercanTile Place. ln The manner OT elemenTary school pupils, The High School sTudenTs marched TO classes, unTil The pracTice was abolished Through The eTTOrTs OT a Teacher. The increased pOpulaTiOn which resulTed Trom a real esTaTe boom necessiTaTed acne adequaTe housing. a problem which was solved by The building OT The Red Schoolhouse On The i in l89I. Commencement A class OT seven members was graduaTed in I875 under Principal W. T. Luckey. The class OT I876 cOnsisTed OT Tour graduaTes. ln The earliesT years every sTudenT par+icipa+ed in The final exercises, eiTher by speaking or by cOnTribuTing some Torm OT enTerTainmenT: someTimes debaTes were held. However, as The enrOllmenT grew, The honor OT delivering graduaTiOn speeches wenT To Those wiTh The highesf scholasTic sTanding, in The evening ceremonies, and TO The oThers in The aTTernOOn. Because The High School TaciliTies were inadequaTe, COmmencemenT was noT held on The campus, buT Took place in Turnverein Hall. Girls OT The calico class OT I879 wore dresses made OT calico priced aT a Tew cenTs per yard: The boys' Ties were cuT Trom The remnanTs. The sTudenTs' acTion was Taken TO save expense during The depression currenT in I879. STar and CrescenT. The TirsT and oldesT OT L.A. High's sTudenT organizaTions was Tormed as a liTerary club in I879 wiTh Miss Mary Foy as iTs TirsT presidenT. The bi-weekly meeTings TeaTured debaTe and OTher Torms OT liTerary acTiviTies, which were wiTnessed by TaculTy members and inTeresTed ouTsiders. The socieTy published a newspaper in July, I88l, bearing iTs name. One division OT STar and CrescenT was The NaTural Science Club. The STar and CrescenT laTer became The pin OT The alumni members. The STar symbolizes The ideals OT The pioneers who seTTled Los Angeles, while The CrescenT, like The ever-increasing crescenT OT The moon, represenTs The grOwTh OT The ciTy. For more Than Two decades The presidenT OT STar and CrescenT held The mOsT prOminenT sTudenT body pOsiTion in The school. Mr. L. D. SmiTh, a Teacher, in Organizing This group, Tounded a socieTy which has OuTlived almOsT all subsequenT clubs and whose name has become a TradiTiOn OT L.A. The Los Angeles High School Alumni AssociaTion was Tormed in I88I. Miss Foy was one OT The OriginaTOrs. AdminisTraTion. Mr. C. H. Kimball succeeded Dr. W. T. Luckey, L.A.'s TirsT principal, in l876. Mrs. Chloe B. Jones Took The oTTice in l88l, Tollowed by Mr. L. D. SmiTh in l882. Mr. Fred H. Clark held The pOsiTion Tor six years unTil I889, when Miss ElizabeTh Packard became principal. NexT TO serve in The capaciTy was Mr. E. E. CaTes, in I893. Mr. Willim Harvey Housch, whose period OT adminisTraTion was longer Than ThaT OT OTher L.A. principals, sTarTed aT L.A. as a physics Teacher in IB94, and began as principal in I895. He conTinued unTil Mr. ErnesT Gliver succeeded him in l925. Upon Mr. Oliver's reTiremenT in l94l, Dr. Paul Webb became The school principal Tor Tour years. The honor OT serving as L.A.'s TirsT vice-principal wenT To Mrs. MargareT Frick in l903. PublicaTions. One OT The TirsT sTudenT proiecTs in The new L.A. High was The publishing OT The Idea, a periodical, by members OT an organizaTiOn OT The same name. The Lyceum, a rival paper, was sTarTed in l895. BoTh papers were ediTed and managed by sTudenTs, buT were censored. An ediTOr OT The Lyceum Once decided To inTOrm The TaculTy OT Their weaker pOinTs, and as a resul+ OT his wriTing boTh papers were prOhibiTed in l896. Though iT was nOT welcomed by The enTire TaculTy, The Blue and WhiTe Semi-Annual made iTs TirsT appearance in S'97. Through The years The volumes varied in size and cover design. A sTandard cover was adopTed in I926 and remained Through W'42. Exchanging OT Blue and WhiTes wiTh schools ouTside The ciTy and sTaTe has been a cusTOm since The TirsT OT The cenTury. The Semi-Annual was Temporarily discOnTinued during World War ll, buT was resumed in l945 as an annual. IT is expecTed To appear Only Once a year Tor quiTe some Time. The Blue and WhiTe Weekly OriginaTed Trom The Annual in l9l2, and grew To The size OT a ciTy paper. ln The laTe TwenTies The Blue and WhiTe became a daily, under The sponsorship OT Miss KaTharine Carr, who TaughT LaTin, English, and iournalism Tor 49 years aT L.A. AlThOugh The Daily was lcepT up during The war, iT became a semi-weekly in W'47 because OT The loss OT one prinTing Teacher. However, The Tollowing Term iT appeared Tour days a week, iTs presenT schedule. NunTius, The TirsT high school LaTin paper wesT OT The Mississippi, was esTablished in l92l. Because iT was unique, LaTin and Greek sTudenTs Trom OTher high schools, in The sTaTe and OuT, subscribed To This ek Beck 0 er Rich Heritage of 75 Year 194 semi-monihly paper. Two years lafer a Greek paper appeared. El Romano was published by Spanish sfudenis in I926. Roman-iscing, fhe official alumni magazine, is ediiecl by fhe secreiary of fhe Alumni Associaiion and is published abouf ihree limes a year. Curriculum. The High School's firsi program of sfudy consisied of Laiin, English, gramar, his+ory, maihemaiics. and science fundamenials. The pupils were divided among fhe Junior, Middle, and Senior classes. The school day, from 9 a.m. fo 4 p.m., began wiih Bible reading by fhe principal, and 'rhe srudenls' singing. When fhe school was criricized as being ulfra-arisiocrafic, Lafin and Greek were femporarily removed from fhe curriculum. The Teachers added drawing, penmanship, and music as recreaiion. ln I895 +he Commercial course was esiablished, and fhrough popularify classes increased so rapidly fhar if was necessary fo build fhe Commercial lnow Polyfechnicl High School in l903. L.A.'s enrollmenf conlinued fo grow, in spiie of ihe accomodaiion offered by fhe new high school. l.a'rer Manual Arrs was builf, also originafing from L.A. By I906, ihe courses included Lafin, Scienfific, Lafin- Scienfific. Commercial, and Classical. These courses' were nof necessarily exclusive of subiecrs oiher Than fheir names implied. buf were equivalenf fo our maiors. Physical educafion before +he I89O's consisfed only of calisfhenics, since ihere were nof facilifies for acfive sporfs. The Universiiy of California accredifed L.A. in I889. The Girls' Scholarship Sociefy was founded in S'99 by ihe Senior Aye girls. Those inferesled made coniribufions 'ro aid members in financing a college educafion. Also, fhe girls furnished some of iheir own funds - by membership dues and by sales held ai school. In l9l2 fhe iunior college was formed as pari of 'rhe high school for sfudenfs who wished 'ro begin fheir college sfudies ai' home, and for rhose who were nof inieresfed in furfher iraining ai a universiiy. The oldesf of 'rhe school's music organizaiions, 'lhe Boys' Glee Club, was formed in I887. A few years laier 'rhe Girls' Glee Club came info exisfence. In l905 rhe orchesfra was begun by srudenfs. Miss Verna Blyihe was for many years fhe head of Rorne's music deparfmeniz under her leadership +he music organizafions in exisience improved and increased, and more were added. The Boys' Chorus was formed in l9l2: fhe A Cappella Choir in l932. Much of ihe preparaiion for music programs fool: place oulside of school hours. Now, in addiiion fo fhe above menfioned groups, are harmony, music appreciaiion and piano classes. A receni addiiion is +he girls' slring ensemble. The school hymn, Hail, hail fo L.A. High, was wrifien in l9I2 by Byron MacFadyen, a prominenf siudenf. l+s melody is 'rha+ of fhe Russian Hymn. According +o Miss Blyihe, a few changes were made in rhe original version so +ha+ i+ mighr be more easily sung. Because of iis confeni lsee page l8l fhe second verse was dropped afrer l..A. moved from rhe Norrh Hill Sireef school. Afhleiics. The Spirif of l..A. High, mighi' well have grown around The afhlefic progress. The High School was surrounded on 'rhree sides by graveyards. A fracf of land af fhe wesi, fhe only open sife, was purchased in I898 as a locafion for 'rhe new gym building. The boys were inspired by 'rhis 'ro raise money for 'the gym. They sfaged an aihlefic performance in Hazard's Pavilion, where ihe Phil- harmonic Audiforium is now si+uared, and by fhe fime ihey had raised 5500, rhe cify council appropriaied fhe same amounf fo fhe fund. The Board of Educaiion promised fo coniribuie a sum equal fo fheirs, so ihe boys increased fhe fund ro S2,000. Since fhere was no a+hle+ic field, fhe school obfained permission io use anofher land iracr in I9l5. The boys and faculfy men worlced ai noons and af+er school in building bleachers and condi- 'rioning fhe graveyard for afhleric purposes. An aihlefic associalion was formed in l904. In I904, under Mr. Housh, siudenr governmenf was formed. The Boys' self-governmenr and Girls' self-governmenf have come fo be ihe presenf senior boards. The cafeieria, or lunch house, was erecred in I905. Before fhis, siudenfs boughf fheir lunches from sfreef vendors. When fhere was difficulry in gerring cafeleria volunieers among +he pupils, ihe sfudenf body officers rhemselves helped in ihe lunch house. In l907 'rhe Science building, wifh new equipmeni, was builf on rhe norrh side of fhe school. The audiforium, in I909, enabled sfudenrs 'ro lisfen +o speakers convenienfly. Previously ihey had garhered on fhe fronf lawn, sranding, 'ro hear assembly speakers. The Alma Maier came wesf in l9l7 'ro virfually unsefiled land, from irs locarion amid fhe grave- yards around Norih Hill Sfreer. Evenfually agreemenls were made wiih fhe Rimpau esfaie and 'rhe Board of Educaiion 'ro purchase land exiending 'ro Rimpau Boulevard. The exfra land became Housh Field. In I922 'rhe siudenr body raised S2l,0OO for 'rhe purchase of Memorial Park so ihar ihe area could nor be used for business enrerprises. Since lhe sfudenf body is perpefually 'foo young io own properiy, fhe ierriiory was deeded fo fhe cify wifh fhe provision lhai if was always 'ro remain a park. CLUBS - ORGANIZATIONS fs HO0L OTTO OBEDIENCE TO LAW Park Pafrol RESPECT FOR OTHERS Library Workers Audrey Slanlord, Jim Toney, Murray McKinnon Paul Anderson, David Heine, Elizabelli Tronner, Shirley Luloofl MASTERY OF SELF Red Cross Bob Sallin, Alex All, Nancy Wriglil, Jackie Ellioll, Carmel Luslfier, Elaine While, Audrey Breslce N N. JOY IN SERVICE Service Board Camilla Moore, l-lallie Bellaln, Barbara Davis ,A . 0 I Sfeady fhere - +he willing Stage Crew swings in+o aciion - l-larcld Lylrle, Myron Wong, Ralph Warlc, Jr., Dann Prmwr-ll, Alan Gelil, .loo Lilienbiirq, Jack Bolninelie, Clillon Gulley, liill Nelson, ,lim Baqlrv. THESE CONSTITUTE LIFE 1 G-SSJH' ir , 5 W , Q rr ,Q gr., ,WA ,i ' ,g i xl! 0O'q V y ' ,555 :ZEN 9:43 A, 0,3 MA - 4 l .E Q1-Q'.,e, , X 1 - I 4 I C , I 3 Ns WN Q ii 'll' Q ASMI ,Jay 5 .xii Ushers Club on lhe job: Ray Clio, Lynne Perry, Juan Sarnper, Marry Marlin, Lewis Beaumoiil, Marilyn Perloi. The busy Book Room: Barbara l-lare, Jane? Breli, Virginia Our friendly S+uden+ Siorez Lois Cohen, Carol McGalley, Tongue, Mary Frances Finley, Lucille Dodson, Jaclcie Knoll. Marlene Baum, Marqarei Palenaux. E -..,...,, PANANTHROPIAN The world Triendship club, PananThropian, has become one oT our school's TinesT TradiTions. Several oT The members are Those who have recenTly Come Trom Toreign counTries, while oThers OT The group have lived in The UniTed STaTes all Their lives. Shown aT leTT, singing To The accornpanimenT oT Jose- Tina's guiTar are The oTTicers OT Pan: Josephine Ramos, Ronda Lapidus, Ignacio Villenueva, JoseTina AbiTia, Libby LaboviTch, Laura Ramos, Jacquelyn T-TunT. Adelphian, acTive BTO club, presenTs various social aTTairs during The Term, works on proiecTs Tor The Red Cross, and each memloer conf TribuTes her share To The program Through one oT The Tour cornmiTTees: Drama, ArT, Music, and T-lospiTaliTy. PicTured below are lasT Term's oTTicers wiTh Maria OsTrom, senior sponsor: Barbara GoTTlieb, Grace Tsuchiyama, Marilyn Badham, Joan Yaap, Maura Donahoe, Karen lvlaxheld, Maria CsTrom, Cyrille Finkel, MarTha CarTer. ADELPHIAN 53 T ' Nl ,fx CALE PALLADIAN The beginning ol every lerm finds lhe ambilious Pale idians making plans lor lorlhcoming evenls, which include we Open Meeling, Molher-Daughler Tea, and Senior pread, held al lhe end ol lhe lerm lo honor lhe oulgoing aniors. ln ils eighleen years ol exislence, Palladian Fine Arls Ilub has originaled many lradilions which are slill bserved by The members. Winlor and Summer '48 ollicers are: Barbara Ihambers, Mary McDonnell, Diane Wilson, Lorraine 'evirian, Della Paye Crisler, Virginia Wilson, Marilyn Jolell. PHIl,0lVlATHIAN ol lo be ouldone by lhe celebralion ol lhe school's ily lillh anniversary, Philomalhian Pine Arls Sociely l beginning ils lwenly-lillh year ol exislence. addilion lo lhe lerm's usual aclivilies, Open Meel- Vlolher-Daughler Tea. and Senior Spread, lhe lun- g Philos have also held oulside parlies and presenled gram lor the old people's horne. ecalling lor lhe camera lasl year's Senior Spread 'am are pasl and presenl ollicers: Lillian Naruse, le Lasher, Shirley Diclcenson, Phyllis Smilh, Phyllis Dier- , Belly Ann Brolsma, Alice Marlin, Connie Cox, y Murlin. BRUSH AND OUILI, One ol lhe earliesl line arls clubs al LA., Brush and Ouill has conlinued lo encourage, up lo lhe presenl lime, lhe arl and lilerary lalenls ol ils members. This lerm's aclivilies included lhe lradilional Open Meeling, Molher and Daughler Tea, and Senior Spread. W'48 and 948 ollicers, here reenacling the dulies of lheir offices, are :Jean Marshall, Kalhy Pol' ler, Barbara Schieble, Jean Ball, Belly Jo Marshall, Belly Dowden, Lynne Perry. , ...wwf D' X ' ,lv 1 J? 4 . QQ. gluuannn - F' ::ll.'.!!! 'v-mi.. SCIENCE CLUB The ollicers of lhe Science Club, al lell, are having a lascinaling lime exploring lhe wonders ol The scienlilic age. Before receiving Their pins, 'rhey each give a leclure or demonslrafion on some lopic of general scienfilic inleresl al a club meeling. Collaboraling are: John Brenner, Leon Edelson, Bill Broneis, lylargol Shoen, Mar' gariie Aida. CUBATOBS CLUB The museum in room l49 is lhe scene ol many a bio' logical worlc shop, as lhe members, al lell, complele 'rheir eye-arresling exhibils. Shown concenlraling on an inf leresling proiecl are: Dave Packard, Eugene Curzon, John Bradley, Jean Mills. CINEMA CLUB Hardworlqing, indeed, are The boys behind lhe prof ieclors, who are always in demand when special lilms are lo be shown, lvlalcing a lasl minule checlc-up are: l-loward Primus, Kirlc Dunwoody, Richard Nixon, Richard Gross, Jack Williams. l 'N M Iembers of Pho+ography Club find common inferesl: l-loward Gold- Philharmonic Club's conlribulion To serious music has included nn an, Dave Rail, Bernie Gre Jebalers each presenl hc,-ir side ol The queslion :orrinnc Sallsman, Jim Jorcop, Joyce Alvrarns, lmniircl C:r'1ITllfllCfiF. Vice-Presidenl, Joyce A wilh scrapbook. enlourq, aclive pnrlicipalion in lhe Concerl lor Youlh aorins. f., rf i I N 1 I w A :M ,, , ' A- Vffl gg:-ff ' i 1., AJ Advisory Council Aclivilies -- Elaine Callaway, Shirley nderson, Callaway, Selma Abreu, Donaldine Slewarl, LaVon Kan- Janel Clemenls, Lois Slone posl impor der, Lorraine Shullz, Beverly Aude. lanl nolice. 'Q' OUR HALL OF S PRESENTINC-3 THE ARTISTS THREE From lefi' +0 right Dorofhy Schuifz, Flori Caprino and Janice Fenimore, who have given freely of 'rheir falenis 'rhis Term, noi only confribuiinq fo The success of many assemblies, buf enieriaininq for club evenfs as well. ORCHESTRA The orchesira, under Jrhe direciion of Iv1r.Os+er,demonsTra'resi+s musicianship. 'W A. A CAPPELLA CHOIR DESIGNING AND PRODUCTION OF THIS SECTION BY FRED MALT J' 5X-N L- 2 Z 4 T-A 1 ff ZJUJ Cb gl J ZASQ if--2 tx L1-E? '4 SE 5: ,.-5-'-'E if , 4 Q-'-E i I ri it fl - . Z x -1' X I P4 N 4, , gwilfgk . ,- M MES . XV Q9 f . M YW wi. N NWN .45 tg, Wm' P-',, V.. WP, XNNW Nm' NY' 5 N .x xx, y, 5 Nl! Q 'M Ak 'Y Qxx : L' 5 S - FO0TBALL EXPLAINING THE PLAY Coach Tom Mafula Harrison, McKinnon, Calhoun GAME SCORES Fairfax . ,... . O L.fN. 18 Van Nuys . . I3 L.A. 6 Washingfon . 42 L.A. 6 Jefferson . I3 LA. 8 Rooseveh . . O LA. O Manual Ads . . O LA, 6 Frernonf . . 7 Lfx. O IN THE HUDDLE Coach Leffy Goodhue Holubohf, McMonigle, Maggio, Sfernberg. 553 I1 X af NX Bobineffe cruising 'rhrough Toiler hne in Manual-L.A.gan'1e In 4 yy S ga , 5 . fa 14-AFS: .2 we f 1,. ii' 19. VARSITY SQUAD Top Row: Grcsdifghf, Brown, Bfsrqid, Tirea, Kmmen Andrews, Wilcox, Smhh, Swdf, ENN, Mnrkowiiz, Norfon Shaplm, Gialkszfsis Wf1rrfAYY. Second Row: M-Hula Schy, Nason, Selmer, MKUQV, Smifh, Kufxrflh, Kurmxgh, Dfarrrw, Ummm, Sam, Pnrkm DQ Ford Sf'ft,'I'l1IfT GVFBVNHHIAW. Third Row: MCKYUHOV1, Hopwnri, Harman, Boblmrzfw, pendkfim, pgscfnl. ffjrmw, M'jMf,'miq1Q RW-, Mfwmroo Bmyh, KNVI-F Hm!Ul:f7H,V1lId+'I'Y. Boffom Row: BGUPWYJIVY' Hvrisor, Ross Calhmm, Sfernberq, Maqqio Wfwri Maf:Rae, Mriiimrwom, Curry, BOHTXUW-1 Sffludf. Pendlefon qeffing of? a kick McRae pumflnq Pendlemn - Back Bobineffe - Back Seeliq E Back Ross - Back Powerful LA, line ' ' ' 313-S Affer Hue play Berkley - Line Toney - Line Hepworfh-Line Upper riglwfz Pacini - Line Monroe - Line Upper - Hepworfh and Bobineffe sfopping Washingfon man Lower 4 Hocking for Hue play in Manual Arfs game Rye - Line Harman - Line B n Waslwingfon Jefferson Roosevelf . Manual Ar+s Fremon+ . FO0TBALL B SCORES R.O.T.C. band marching during half Time Ouf on fhe B Field Coach William Greene Clevenger, Paylon T Top row: Greene, Leonion, Millhauser, Fredlander, Funlar, Sanger, Manharl, Kaiser, Moore, Kraiion Slern, Sabin, Dillan, Slein, Pugh, Berliner. Second row: Walker, Reed, Weslon, Kiillle, Campbell, lsrae ian, Locker, Cook, Clson, Norman, Abrams Behymer, Paris, Jenkins, Ellis, Cannon. Third row: Ely, Anderson, Sherman, Teragawa, Knepper, Sched, Riggs, Conway, Swan, Olson, Malsu molo, Kikuchi, Lee, Nevaras, Kisselburg. BoHom row: Megredichian, Qlmslead, Benson, Wells, Doering, Paylon, Clevenger, Fernandez, Tamaki Merken, Glaser, Aberle. CHEER LEADERS Travis, Bragg, Silverlon -. .' ,M f lk: 'L' ,H N? X1 -i fx , , l- ISN ,..' ' I ! ' V BA KETBALL c'73Qi'p I as fx BI J 122013 LEARNING A NEW PLAY Coach Horace Bresee Lewis, Lewln, Free-mono Wa me - Consisfenf Morris - All-Soufhern Y . scoring guard League guard VARSITY SQUAD Sfanding: Brenner, Pineberq, Husredr, Mime-r, Green, Pre-Qnwonrl, Collin Brfi-wee, CGVVONN, Lewra, Gonzales. Lewin, Foqerlund, Sieqer Kneeling: Wriyne, Morris, r-lodging Hrxenbarlqn SOYon'w0n. Solomon - Tricky forward Hodgins --g Cenfer and capfain Hixenbauqn - Speedy forward x '41 x if - 1 H? ,A , .r ,, I ,, ' M1 1-Tibhldl Q- Solomon slnlclng a lay-up Robin in lor Moore golfing se? a sel-up J 'IBS' Q ' Q' Q' 'N-Qin., S+anding: Gregory, Bland, Jones, Rose, Learnllwan, Woods, Weaver', Hawkins, Salzman, Tyler, Coach l-le-msallw. Kneeling: Clmicalwisa, Sakson, Salisbury, Swierlz, Dona+o,Wlw1lney, Slevens, Edelslien. Fl r -56 1 k , if if -.Mk 6 1 Q, ?f W v I f 1 'ima Y 1 4 iv? 'ml Q Y ' X5 gg: , ,fm 152' 5 162356 0S cf . FQWHQA7 3 'I 30ix9gUq0 .wil 438 Msfll-J, 25 2 '39 ANGEL? 33 3 WZ' vu 4 Iiqff swf ii .1 x W GY CLR GYM TEAM Rings f- Baer, Parallel Bars --- Daar. Side Horse Wiknolm, Edelson. S+ancling: Scnalabloa, Turnnam, Clwain, Ringer, Loell, Jung, Silverlon, Leavill, Keeps, Jenlcins, Fnlnusnima, Killeen, Levi. Long Horse - Linder, Durbin, Raines, Summers, Fernandez. SiHing: Abrams, l-ienqes, Barron, Cullen Dillon,Coslellqlalcaslnila, lV1CQreqor,Arnold, Walkei', Sleans, Rcwllwenberq, Meyer, Carlal. Free-ex --- Rarris, Tipp. On ll'19 Long Horse Coaclw Happy Hemsallw Raines, Edelson, Dubin Carlal 4 Free-ex Summers - Long Horse USM A M Q, 'l -QL M A E 7 wid! i :.,.f, g TRAC x9 I M, A v 1' ' :lf I , ,...,,.,., '.... llf N5 Pemberfon - Dash man Xxx TRACK COACHES Homer Graves, Philo Chambers mp :L P ' iv 'Q in P f v Ko ' ' bw' fr 4 9, K J 5 f fl up mr YW ff-ff f-'lv K f Q ' '-ff 1 ----1111111111111 ., ff , ,....,.,,,.,,.m XX 'V ' ' ' ' ll f--g KL ., wr C ff Q f , new .wM,,,,, Bessolo - Flying man of I-lunf - Soaring fhe hurdles pole vaulfer TID Q4 'J na. 41 f' VARSITY CINDERMEN Top row: lsraelian, Brown, Magallon, Camaclno, Buck, Goodwin, Roberls, Laudenback, Jacobs, Sklar, Worrell, Selerian, Parker. Middle row: Franklin, Seelig, Juclalw, Maslyk, Bologna, Arney, Herwick, Freernond, Mclvloniqle, Salller, Procfer, Smillw, l-laney, BoHom row: Willfioile, Dabney, Posey,l-lunT,Bessolo,lv1acRae,Rosenberg, Freedman, Pemberlon, Nelson. 1- I Laudenback - 440, Carnaclwo - Mile 1 T? Maqallon -- 880 Run Mdvlon iqle Sl1o+ Pu+ I -i, !' .',' Ns .www B TRACK Top row: Bologna, Raclcolm, Rollwsfein, Safller, Jenlcins, Trieb, Solomon. Middle row: Benson, Behymer, l-lunl, Aguilera, Thomas, Akiyama, Pugh, l-lorowilrz. BoH'om row: Owsowilz, Roman, Mericl1eclc,Wong, Keflenlwofen, Longinolfi, Fee, Variian. Wilhoife - High Jump Q' Q X f X JE 1 ' 4.. vb M f , llllll' 4 Nelson - Broad Jump il ' ,fl PA V-rg q Cnoss COUNTRY FIRST TEAM Carnacho, Peferson. Brown, Kunkel, Franklin, Schellenbach, Posey, Rock SECOND TEAM Sclwwennike, Rose, Maslyk, Coon, Mendelsolwn, Parks, Lemke, Rice Coach Chambers I BA EBALL VARSITY AND B HORSEHIDERS Top Row, B Team: Perea, Willce, Kursher, Wilcox, While, Carroll, Kahn, Weslon, Killle, McCoy, Moullon, Coach Malula. Coach Herb Whife Middle Row, Varsily: Coach While, Shannon, Pill, Busson, Samuels, Claman, While, Kurilich, Pendlelon, l-larman, Teragawa, l-laihaway. Bof+om Row, Varsifyz Berlcowilz, Ross, Reed, Kurilich, Williams. Pencllelon Ross Shannon Busson Claman l-larrnan C TEAM Samuels nding: Coach Goodlmue, Olson, Kiser, Andrews, Niclceloff, Gillespie, Kaplan. 'ingz Kirclwer, Norman, Ross, Paris, Cowan, Lilrov, lvlacCrae, Caslaqnoli. FW LQ. . Kuriliclw Kurilicln allwaway ne V - High Dive SWIM TEAM Top row: Bailey, Walker, Lelz, Kramer, Groves, Hopkins, Tulilli, Miller, Golas. Middle row: Marslwulz, Linder, Crowley,Gersl'1an, Buclc, Kendall, Lazer, Newman, l-laslcin, Kucller, Solilere. BoHom row: Durnonl, Robin, Johnson, Lcwin, lflodgins, Gocrlzcn, All, Alcouloumrc, Lcbowulcy. Upper: Lcadinq men--Lcwlri, Durnonl, Gocrlzcn, lluplciii Lower: Kudler, Robin, Alcoulounnre. TENN IP TENNIS TEAM lnding: Coach Lea, Waddell, Wlfwile, Somers, Nell, Cowan, Wien, Morris, Coslc. eeling: llaqopiarw, Reordarw, Oluersle-Lelm, Helpin, Cannon, Levin, Blyth. .f, rx, Upper: Coach Lon Lower: Cool Waddell Oberslelelm Blyllw Reordan 7' , , , l , 'Q ,dev 7 ' R 5 5 , 3' J , , of o J R. 0. T. C. COLOR GUARDS Coolidge, Lichf, Webb, Meadows DRILL TEAM Dunwoody, Weiderman, Pfinney, Waddell, Jack Blumberg - W'47 BaHalion Commander Wilson, Snyder, Nixon, Hazard, Quinlan, Lund, Sanqef, Beaumonf us us ' Dave AbeII H Capfain of R.O.T.C. Uniis of Ciiy ri E L f I ! I Upper: R.O.T.C. BALL Lower: MILITARY SCIENCE CLASS Top row: Scqf. Baldwin Sgt Hawes, Leon, Sgt Withrow, Capt. Ownn Middle row: Pfmney, Temple, Zinkow, SIienIvnrq, Snrnper. Bofiom row: Lyon, Wriier, Braun, Hum, AII. RIFLE TEAM Standing: Chapman, Seferian, Zinkow, Olson, Rossfffluns. KneeIinq: Anderson, Black, Weidman, Holzman, Berger. , . Don Chapman f- S'48 BaHaIion Commander DESIGNING AND PRODUCTION OF THIS SECTION BY DOROTHY YOUNG, W'-48, AND BEVERLY AUDE S'48 G.A.A. officers demons+ra+e lheir skill in various sporls. Above: W'48 and S'48 presi- G L S members display +heir swealers, smile info camera: Ursula Lewis, Marjorie denlsa lvlargarel Fisher, Ursula Lewis. Below: Borch Ronda Lapidus, Vice-Presidenl Rosemary Demiriian, Presiclenl Dolly Slrange- W'48 and S'48 vice-presidenls: Amy lura, way Joanne Dudley, Pal Rumble, Alma Blanco, Alma Blanco, G.A.A. Who said Thai sporling evenls are ex- clusively for boys? Anyone who has be- longed To G.A.A. would lell you differenily, for one oi lhe primary purposes of lhe Girls' Alhlelic Associalion is +o inieresl girls in lhe field of sporls. ln order lo become members, 'rhey musl pass four oul of six lesls in a General Sporls Tesl and have a saiisiaclory scholaslic record. Then, if a G.A.A. girl is ambilious, she may worlc lowards earning a school leller and becoming a member of lhe Girls' LA. Leller Socieiy. To do This she musl par- licipale in four difierenf leam sporis and lwo individual sporis over a period of Three lerms. in lllnl FII J f - gy: buts. ffvsq-?'3f ff fl G.A.A. Cheer leaders always enliven +l'1e affernoon: A perfecl' sei-up. And how imporlanl llwal is in vwlloy Arm Rolvcrrlson, Ronda Lapidus, Marquerile lida. balll I l l I , Vll 1 fi n X? , .9 0,119 V M X .nl :ZA Q Q I M. .-,YQD no an Who will be +l'1e flrs+ +0 refrieve +l'1e ball? Baslcelball can prove To be an excilinq game-l X r X S-Ll LFQN 'X i N ,gc 1451! ROMAN BALLERINAS Tripping lhe lighl fanlasiic are These aspiring ballerinas in Miss Krogmann's advanced dancing class. By now +hey are becoming experienced in fhe arf of doing lwirls, pirouefles and change- menls and are aliempling 'ro masler 'rhe assemble and +our iele. ln addilion lo lheir usual dancing period, The advanced srudenfs have been spending lime oul- side of class rhis ferm in preparalion for fhe Public Schools Week Program on April 29+h. The en- lerlaining musical drama which Jrhey pul on wilh lhe combined A Cappella and Glee Clubs de- picfed in a novel way fhe early California gold rush days. f Q , ,l saith' H Ni f fv gx ' ii -.,.v-vr - ' i 14 by n 4 V4 fi- V fs 2 CUPID'S APPRENTICES Slraighl foward ihe 'rargel in periecf unison ily Jrhe individually 'riped arrows. l-low many will make The marlc 'rhis lime? Cupid's pprenlices piclured here are members of Miss Moon's beginning rchery Class, who find 'rhe spori bolh inieresiing and lois of fun. .f lhe beginning ol 'rhe lerm each girl is issued six arrows and a ow which she musi learn lo slring, and is laughl To use a quiver, rm-guard, and linger-profeclor. The object if seems, is fo shool nr fhe largel - nolhing less 'rhan a bulls-eye accepled, please. 1111 .gxluau-lsnmsnrx .'4 e not Compeiiiion is keen on Hue baskeiball court AMONG ROMES SKILLED TENNIS PLAYERS Lorraine Shuliz Pa'rJol'1nson Barbara Reel w . i?5vQJJRYL.fX Y 413133331 WY!! 51271 iH.INNF.S'2 V'Vf 4VA W nf? . 'T '!'V?'5f ' X' WI' ' v 1-my X 'W Os I' HB 1 ,,J.:.z, N N , ' ' -:J 0 .Ji fx :Q J. - Baskefball feams vie for exfra poin+s OTHER PROSPECTIVE TENNIS STARS Alice Royden Anne Sfewarf Helen Rankin ' , tgZ,g'?+Q,. KEEPING A CAREFUL EYE ON THE BIRDIE Virginia Huddel Elaine Broady Marilyn Danielson Lila Joy Brandl Differenf phases of girls' sporfs include: baskdrball, diving, and baseball Swap 513: M fi-'SQ-1Q'f',. : ' ,gg w f i i 4 M,,,.,..-- ' -11 :1 --l Excifing volleyball games keep referee busy N X X A 4 -s se J 'A i NPAWQ Joi-INSON Which side will win? The mermaids of Oliver Pool. 'lg . 'A A n l ,352 .Ai Nr, U s..,,,- DESIGNING AND PRODUCTION OF THIS SECTION BY ROBIN PARKAN AND MARJORIE DAVEY S YL, Psy 461' 5 6. R64 4 6 - 104' NNY 5 -', PavL eQ.+ . A - v f'Q BHG IN! 1' R '2103' -- BOL EJ' Kota HLFJ' ew - ACK 506 oF:n'W '95 EC AAR. Jima' me-me 6, I JOH 00 Nwoddsex-Erlj 40, sw P ' : 1' QT ,W O: rt ' 'Io 32 '??'.. Q? .93 Vo 0 2' 3' B' Q 3 0 O I xx 'Q W, CLASS OFF -gli S+ar and Crescenl' Presiclen+ Presidenf Jolwn Randall Paul Calhoun Sponsor: Mrs. Glenn Treasurer: James Paylon Secreiaryz Sue Allcr Vice-Presidenl: Peggy Ivlonlqomery A If 3 I- 1 31 :S .gg A 4? I ' A s 231. 8 95' Q, . Q , If ICER lkwnfi AMN Tmnmiv Aduvvvn Carol Allrm Gifberi Ahfon lyUCH!?lANHc1kvf Quwxrwrn- Aliwr louise Amsmmrifxrw M1wrm1aeB'urLo lVviI'111Br!SSVTVriH John Bfeory H41Hu'BI:HNNu Rfymld B'-Il:-r Bf1Vlw.1r.1Be-ndwll Clmrh-2 R. Brenner!! Cfmrlcn T. Bervm-H Willi:'1VT1 Bflrvsrn Fred Bs-rqrf ll-Wd Bk-rllwr Mqx B'-rnmm Fwd BMI- M, Jr. J1qrlcBfLJrTvhfXrQ Jf1rLBr1Y11r1Mh- pi' bwflrd Bflvfffn UM .luy BF-md? .ILM Nw UmunsY1-un llvxinr- Brrmdy .lmmv Bronson Sunmm- Bmnsun l5lmrlffar.1BrmvL+. X ,VIH Rn ,wn Rwlff-ri Burke R41YpflBurHn Bqrbnrfn Calder Willmm Pf1uICf1Mm Umm- CnU.lN,1y Le-Uff1xC.1rYNpfvn Hulnnm- Crlfhdff Roheri Cfxrfvfriqhf Mllrilyn CYmrHcm lmhollf- Chair John Wiilium CML SI.nuYfAy Crwlw-rw Hdim: Cripw Vfsrlwr Drill: Marilyn llfxrvf:-I-.Pm Br-ri D-xrrfvw PL,fw:rYfl.1w-,rm Hfvw4lYd Uipp:-H A K 65 Q, . k ,., 2-A xx i Uv' ' Q 'Q wx Qi it Q' S l W L, S, .lA, 6 gif? X X ' Ay QM 4 E A 4- F Q-Q, gif A Sufi? ..,, H 1515. f fy iw 41 iw- 1:5 qv Ns-n iff asf Qs S. fa is 51 S XA-ns QP E ' 1 3E ,L S Q! 'Q L Hui, S1-Q 'uf awww ,. ' ' ,n 3 1 6' N ' . k 'n a tg ... , 7 . I BZ , rg: 9: vii 3 my . 'K' . , v 3 vs .i ',-: 2 ' 8 A LF 'ii ' .,f ' -IIQQ 1 Q A A -if ns. wal as e X 3 'W' 1 9 Q , .. ' 5 - ' gs 'f William Doering Marshall Dunn Jacquelyne Elliofl' William Elwell Bonnie Evans Donald Feinberg Dan Felqer Joseph Ficovic Edwin Filelc Diane Fisher Judilh Fishman Ann Marie Filzpalriclr John Fleminq l-larrierle Flowers Eslelle Freedman Marilyn Galician Marvelle Germaine Mary Jean Ginn Norma Golan? Valerie Gold Norlon Goldsfein Alfred Graham Joel Gray Percy Greenhouse, Jr William Grishaw Slanley Groner Jerome Grossliqhl Barbara Gufrnan Harrison l-'laqqard William l-laney Marilyn Harman Marlha Harris Shirley Harris Tom l-larrison Marvelle Henderson l-lenryelle Herman George l-lerfler John l-liss Paul Holuboill Gloria Holsfrom Paul Hummel John Hunl, Jr. Theodore Johnslon Richard Jones Phillip Kalzev Rudi Keffler, Jr. Allard King Riia Kirby lihiwn Pellil Alma Pierre Geraldine Pollock lOrfeH-11 Pruifl .lfiil Purpux Liillfd Pawn .lmlin Randall William Reid Qc-ne Reise David Rvmar Gcurqee Rlmdff-, linlw:1rnlRiii- W.1yrif- Riplmrd Juyrf- Rrxbliin Aiir-un Robbins linvid Rolninmfan VVilli.irnR1:li1nd Will., Prmvn Rolfffrl Rwiunlivlcl Rilii Rolli Nniu Rudd Jfilin Ryo l iiwurifnu: Snslilfin W.illf-r Sr ln-ll:-nlfni Jfilin Sf liolz Williiim Spliwe-nniilr l.iw.1rffnr,e S: liwirnrn Allan Scoll Biernnrd Sffqnll lVlrfrlrA1nSvp.ilii Hnvvffy Slwfernmri Suyrnwurgliillinq Mnriiin Slnlmmln lfirrninr- Slvulrnun Birdie Sirlcfeqinn Burlmn Sislnin Wf:dixd Slrull Wiliifim Slnillinq B'm:rnir,s3 Slcowll Joanne Smilli M.1rqnrf:fSmill1 Riiliierl Uufinv Slnnlli We-ldrin Spivey Jfmn Spa-rl Slmrmfin Shari' Pegrurlmfi Steele 5fupl'ivr1Sl+:rrTmn Rnlpli Slerrilif-rii ,. n.. f fm. 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Q E '-,, i , , re, ' 1 -Q. ,. .,..,,, , ,.:, Q ri, I Lauren Klein Tlwomas Kceniq Phyllis Kramer Lillian Lacayo Jean LaComeHe Donald lapncles Gloria Laulerer Jaclc Levine Marianna Levinson Marvin Levy Eva Lewy Gerald Lichtiq Lois Linde Maxine Loeserman Roy Lonq, Jr. Dan Louie, Jr. Shirley Luboll Melvin Lufzlrer Waller Lynch William Lynn Irene Madelonq Earle Malley Roqer Mandel Pauline Maras Rosemarie Marcy Faye Mayer Gesner Gregg McLauqlilin Joyce Merrill Melvin Miclwaele William Miles, Jr, Roberl Miller Carol Monfqomery Peqqy Moniqomery Raymond Moss Elaine Nerniro Marqarel Noe Richard Olcerlund Richard Olson David Oreck Maria Oslrom Carolyn OH Ted Palmer James Payfon Greia Peck Jean Peclcer GloriaPerlmull1 Sieplnen Peierson Vivian Peferson ' 8 Dun Slitml Rcyonfx STO: ldrun W6xller Sloudl Allan Sundin Paul Swan .Inf lv T.1ylf-ir James Taylor Arlyene Thomas Roberf Thompson James Toney Virqinid Tongue live-lyn Tornlmrq Murrells Turner Alberl Valdes Te1resaVenlo Dorn Vides Ralph Warlc, Jr. .lnhn Welle -7- sw Q . ,.x, F , A i QQ li i 1 'bv' 2 V- 1 F , x ' ' , nf Q. 5 Dorolhy Mae Younq --f 1 'ff' . Q m y Leonard Whofflrir Dainlorlh White Gloria While x W b is A Norma Winsfon 5 x I Q Henry Wirfschaflnr lfilm Wodiinrqflr 'Q .W A Alba-rl Wonq y I.. Josephine Zamora ' 5 Harold Zinlwow ,..-Q ' i qv:- fisl' . 'N Q t -A W'8 3 ,Wil ff I fl 9 , +6 L v v v9 '- a i I lx im p? in 'L-'H x'l 'll 'l'i'iiilb l i N l 2 1 2 , 2 'HQ R 9, Q QL9 vsw C mg, ,WM W! ,Sf DESIGNING AND PRODUCTION OF THIS SECTION BY MARJORIE DAVEY MG Nui. PARK I U l A N1---. X 9 CLASS OFFICER Presiden+ Sfar and Crescem' Presiden+ Bob Jones Larry Monroe Treasurer: Tom Raina-5 Sponsor: Mrs. Edna Evan L v Vice-Presidenfz Vlrqinia Farnnasonis Secreiary: Najralie Cooper N4. Q? flunnfu Anmns Bf1rbnmAbrnhrns Irwin Abmmmn Selma Abreu Sylvia Aquilrzrn Rrwndld Alwlpmri Yrvmr1ru1Axkiyf1rTm Carre-n1,'Alrfxnr1drzr Cnihnrinre Alexander David Aremnder Virqrnia Arnxnndur J.avr1c',AlquO Alf ,mndfzr AH Rolucr1AnduNsnr1 Marilyn Anderwn Rorwori Andrews Arrlnur Anrozian JCWYCU AFCHYY Fkflffi AVHUY Nnncy Asrilrifm Sl1Sr1!1Afr1l'!VffrU Fvelyn Arrfarifm Bnvcrly Ando Arrrwrrn Bfxlwifln .Im Ann Bfxur RrrhrKrTBi1cr Bc-rimnd Bf1H,Jr, Jvwmn Ball UcmnorBf1rlmH Crld BClf'IflW Nfrrmfmn B'nrrrnfmsw-Tr Rfnrrwr Bfxrimah Nfmmr Bnsu U:'snrmBnL1'T1 Lf-wis Benurnrunf Gr-rfmrd Brzhmrfr xlfr41nBe:1ur1d Rifhfnrd Benner! SyfvinLCOBrerr1fxrd John Bossolo Wiilrfxrn Brrd Rfflwri Blfxrk Rn rmrcf muh .lfxC,lcB1mfin Cimrlff-, Bfrrorn Sfrndrfx Blurnbf-rg Mark BCDPRFU Jmnm Boqle, Jr. W, 'Q ,ng fc' Fr r : x l ff , Q wffr , .. S 'A , I 1. ? . ,. , l ? T-:rf 31 if X 'R ' 1 'K g . -sa 5, - ,, Vx 5' ,gwxx 4 , i, ,rn x . T v I 5 -.w my M 5. ,way W Q. ' iw N, , , :S 5 'R- E -s la xr. rw I , .an 5. 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Cv Y fi 5. 9 HW l if . 4? if Susan Bolwlander Joan Bolilno Josepl'1Boloqna Barbara Bond RoberlBonl1eim Marlorie Borclwqreylnln Roberl Boulon Nancy Bowman Roberf Boyle Jolm Bradley Annabelle Brallier Wllliam Brauneis l:llloll Brenner Jolln Brenner Audrey Breslce Callwerine Briqlml KaI1lwBrIninstaal Lawrence Brock Nanny Brody Earl Broidy EllrelBrornberr1 Carolyn Bronson Dorollwy Brooks Alvin Brown Joan Brown Pafricia Brown Marcla Bruno Roberl Bryan Raymond Bubar Joan Buclwrnan Rosemary Byers Slwirlee Callaway Bernard Carnlnlcer Slwirley Campbell Donald Cane Flori Caprlno Paul Carlal Marilyn Carver Lucille Case Donald Cass, Jr. Barbara Calclw Van Clwarny Donald Clwaprnan Lee Chase Remy Clwalaln, Jr, Marilyn Clwlld Sally Child Myron Clwlayin Gennyirvye Clmrisloplwer Jeancfle Clernonfs Val Clcyenqcr Gloria Clyrnorn Barlon Colwon Eilor-n Coleman Bnynrly Covnplon Foy Conway Milnlnoll Cool! Tommy Cool: Carol Cooney Nalnlin Coopwr lfsmnr Cooper Clmrlrws Coury Home-r Cowan Bblsy Cox Conslanrrz Cox Collwr-rinn Crfaddoglc Cflfflllllf' Crulny lJnllf1Ff1ynCrif,ler Mary Croucl' Loonard Crump Valrifia Currinr Sumnno Curfis Lufyrrno Cur1on,Jr. James Curzon Sluf1r1Cull0r lr'sfnrCulllnq Donald Dalfvnny Mfirlorin Darn Cf11l'vf-rlno Dfayonporl MarlorinDf1yoy Ruflm Dfuvis Sona Davis Allan Dfny Plwyllia dnRondul? 5l1lrlCyDlClnt'r1son Phyllis Diorinqcr llvoodorc Dimlfvnhofer Ann Dilhoak Burlrrn Dinner .luflIll1Dollmrl .lofrn Dollar JanolDolpl1er Clmrlna Donnelly Dorolhy Duldfx .lanolDuil1 lol1nDunwo'Jdy an r f 5 nv JA, l ' ' ZA E GY' XX gi: 6 Z' up X , rw J: f Q . 5 .V Q I. v f 0 . ...Q .,. ,L -19' 7-Q gl! uf ,K ws, 9 SSN . E A Sr Nha-w S- i-' 'Y 3 Sk' S? im S'8 Audrey Fbell Leon Edelson Joan Eddy Erma Fdelslein Wilma Fqberl Calherine Flby Neal Fllis Lynne Ely Marilyn Epslein Thelma Elfer Virqinia Farrnasonis Marianne Farwell Helen Fenn Jaclc Fernandez Herberf Fessinqer Mary Frances Finley Gloria Flohr Karl Foqerlund Janis Foriicr Milizi Franlc Ronald Freemond Belly Freid Reber? Fresco Helena Freundlieh Richard Fried Arnold Friedman Carol Dee Froomer James Fryer Shoqo Fukushima Alan Gelfl Howard Gershan Clifford Gibby Helen Gluck Jael: Goerlzen lris Goldberg Rulh Goldberg Shirley Goldlarb Slanley Goldfarb Herberf Goldslein Mildred Galis Lillian Gonzalez Fern Goodman George Goodwin Rena Gordon Paula Goren Jerry Gollieb Harvey Gould Cora Graham Ai-levi f 'my uiwiif. rainy Arllwur Green, Jr. Donald Green 6fiiIC5mf1n Rulivrl fire'-:Ari Belly Ellen Greene lliomeas Greene III Marlene Greenfield Vivian Grell Delores Groodfe Pr1lFIf,Icll ldll Bernard Hdrrvillori Clinrles Harman Rnndy Harris Riclmrd Haslcin Helen Hauier Willifim Hathaway VVnlmye Huymlii ReberlHe4all1erinql0n Belly Heclcer Georqe Heine William Henqes Piilrifin Hennessy Helen Henninq Riglierd Hepworlli Kfilliryn Herbsl Florence Herslw Rirglmrd Hcrslilberqer G1-orqe Hiqai Harvey Hiqqer Tula Hiller .loianna Hillman Corinne Hillquisl Pliilip Hixenbfiuqli llirwmiaf, Hodqins, Jr, Rirlmrd l-loffmfin Sfii1drziHollzm.in Lillian Hom .Jiirlxye Hnmonoll livc-lyn Honiq Miirilyn Hriniq Jnnire Hood Kennelli Hoplrins MdxineHorwil1 l'JonnellHousel1culder Virqiniei Hucldfil Ciirril Hullqrr-ri 6 gf ,-2: il I t . ,... , 5, 'ef 'X X k 1 X X 'gi hw. A 'Q . . ig' ' sl-1 ii Q if yi' h .5 .. , 1 ,,,. ,':,,..,. , pgs Nag 3 ll lf K ,ix ig 'li if I 1 A . 'W ..-A 1-' E Q' 1 65 N33 if 'K P' v is Q 1 A 'VM J X .. Q' 4 an el has is fs- W is 9 James Hum Wallace I-lun+ Jr. Marquerile licla Amy lurn Maurice Jenlis Kalhleen Jepson BeHyJewe1l Vivian Johns Diane Johnson Eugene Johnson Marilyn Johnson Marilyn Ann Johnson Palricia Johnson Payne Johnson Roberf Jones Nelson Van Judah. Jr Nobulco Kalciuchi Donald Kanaby Aaron Kaplan David Kaplan Boyd Kash Lois Ann Kalhren Ernesl Kalz Roslyn Kalzrnan Sydney Kaufman James Kaumeyer Viclcy Kazarian Slanley Keqel Arlhur Keilh JoAnn Kelley Mary Kennelly Allen Kessler Barbara Keiien Ralph Kilruchi Richard Kinq Sidi Klausner Milan Klein Virqinia Kliza Donald Knapp Frederic Knepper Lupe Kohlinq Rebecca Koniqsberq Arlene Karen Kalharine Kosly Diane Kouralcos Marqare+Kranz l-lerberi Kraus Sally Ann Kreeqer ill li, Laliimi-1. fiiin Iqmprii ii Miriam l .inri.i B7'VPriy Lfiniiffkfy fifteen Lfinqaiaii If-.iiii-Hv l fipw. Be-Hy Liirsiin Gwnn Larson Difiores Lusfiicfr Henry LQWSIWL3 B'f:rniv Ldmrriw Drurmid Lf-fl Annrriiri Li'-ijrriiin Jiulin Lfgmiw Uondid Leon Jriiin Levi, Jr. Diin Levin Ciiexrioiie Lvwin Miiriri Lilwin iu1iiluLf:wiS Miirlm Lewis Biirbfiru Libbin Jiiinffs Liburmiin Siiniiird Liciwi Lunirfe Llqiii Ji'rrciiYic Litwiii iiilii: Lonigin Pnisif: Lovifii Bnrim Lcmwfe H.irrii-1LLiisw,riiif Miixinri Lurif- Cnrmsei Luslnur Brure Mac,Ken7i0 Jcmnnfi Madsen Gi:riri1i:Miii4f1li:'in G.vi.in0 Miiiiiiiii Tiirzrvw Miiciuirre Frndiaridc Mfiiiz Eifrnifie Manrou Vi-rnfi Munninq Pirhmd Mfirqoiin Llimiie-iii Miirsimll .ir-ian Miirsimiil Ldiiii Miirsivrffy Roqr-r Mdraiiuiz Aiii r- Mdriin Mori1fiMariin Hfinry M-islyi: if QI ,ns rv 'Gi 533' -ar -Lex 'gk' W J 'Sl' S. Mn 1 EP? L, X X fi- 'Six X S 8 David Mason Nanry Maslarmn Horlwerl Malsurnolo June Mallliews Marilyn Maxwell Edward MCC0llou-'gli Mary McDonnell Murray McKinnon Charles McMoniqle Virginia McMorries Janice McMurrin Joan Mealey Dianna Meelcs Georqe Melniclc Larry Merlcen l-loward Meyer Jane Miller Doris Millrnan Helen Mills Mary Jo Milne Larry Monroe William Monlqornery l-lerberf Moore, Jr. Barbara Moran Marilyn Moran Myron Morris Ruin Muir Barbara Mullins Rull'1Nalcada Lillian Naruse Ollo Nell, Jr. Don Neuliaus Dorollwy Newby Richard Nixon June Norltnerq James Norcop Slnirley Norris Rull1OlDerwaqer Sleplien Oclcner Leland O'Connell, Jr. Joyce Olson Mary Rila O'Mara Grace Omalsu Raymond Ollo David Owsowilz Alberl Pacini, Jr. Palsy Packard Don Palm Mary l'anarl.l llnlnn Panwn Robin Pnrlmn William Parks Marjorie Pallerson ll:-rrvmn Prmllr Polly Peques James Pendlelon Bcrnlfr: Pensiclc Alexander Peres Arnold Perlin Rolwprl Peskay Juan Plwillipps Howard plwllllpsfzn Arlene Plan Fred Pill Claude Plllinqlrln Paul Posner Ufsrm Powell Jayme Powell Memditl1PraH Beverly Prolusl JoAnne Purcell llnvirl Quinn Alberld Quran Charleffhomas Raines Nancy Raine Vlrlor Ramos. Jr. Yvonne Pecabaren Nnnry.lane Reed Yvcmnu Reeder Cfmrolinr- Reslvew Harold Resnklc Pfnlrlclfa Reynoldq Bruce Riqqs MfHfllhH Rirnrer Eric, Rolncrls Glllnf-rl Rol3f1rls,Jr. Adair Roborlson Jn Ann Roblnson Kay Rodsla-ln llwn Rruqrrrs II Clmrlref,Ror1mry lrdward Roar- Ivfm Rose Bren Rnscnberq Cornfr Rosrenberq Edwin Rosrznlwrq A 3 rl. KW f-'N Qs ,ew FJ X g M-dj l 'Ns l ly- 4 +ffw 1? 5, 5 .. Tw- 1 3 1 -'lffs X V' if J , i 0' . 'S' . wa' - 14 ,. E.: H V' MA .K r Q' gl V., 5 X 11' fm, ' 0 Q J, Q' . - - 1 ,' llllml ' W w r .. w , 5 1 5 v 1 5 .. ii qv' Q y pug. . ,.,.:r NNT, f' nn in Q: A C ,K gk? Q 5 1-awk . 'K Y ! l my Qi., if I Qs: -Ql- uw- Q 5. we X ,,. l-lille-r1l ry.:.nlfQrrJ Farbara l?'1?OY7lDld Llllrlr-y Rrw5r'n5lrrrfll Jansl Rom Alda Roln l Ponnrd Row, Alice Royclen Maxine Rudolplw Beverly Ruppfers Beflie Rullcin Jolwn Salady Gloria Saldlnqer lvlurflx Sdller CorlnnoSc1llIvn.1n Juan Sarnper Jack Samuels Gerlrude Sanell Donna Sanqeler Selnm Lee Snrnoll Pdlrlcla Sayre: Wanda Sbicca Riclnard Splmclnl Ldwerence Sclmrpe Jr Joaflplwine Salnllllnrg Ursula Sgnindle-r JoAnn Sclwrnmlller lVlclFQOlSCl1U,'ll Carolyn Sclwonelvorn Slanloy Sclwrovdur FUQDUYV' SQl'lUll7l1Y1l'l Dorollmy Snlwullz Belly Lou SCOH Marjorie Joan Sgrwll Earl Seddon Don Socluley Ar.1rnSflll-rl.un Edirlw SUlClf,'VTlr,ll1 BonniG YCr'lSf1lxi Jdrnes Sunlx Rex Slmnnon Irene Slmpiro Rm.1I2ffSh,.Pir-o Ror1f?rSl1oldon lvlarllyn Slwlly Arnold Slwerrnnn Peqqy Slwlrey Orarn Showers, Jr, Lorralna- Slnulli AI,w .1ni-If,r 'lrgmiiilr gif: im 'mvmwi Sliiwlr ifmdn Siivovrvmn Muffin Simon Pi ,iff-ri iirripui in Bvrmrv Sump-r Seymour Sinqer Hificm Skillimq Lawrence Sifiif-n Eyron Slnier .lfmrm Slmm Miiriiyn Svrmrddn Ciiriiir- Smith G.iiISmi1h Phyiiis Smith lfiwronro Smiih llmyd Smifli Fdwdrd Snydi,-r Aiiu: Sofriiii Mfiiiiwmfw Soimmcm Audrify Shinfmrd Riiiph Siuniwr K-iiimrirw Siefcllrmri Mnrqrery Sivinbe-rug Siiuridmi Sh-piweris Sulimrw Siiern ilnrmidinie S11-war? luis Simm- ilfwrriiivy Sirumpfwiay Siiirivy Sirodi- Miiurinr' Sirom iiiiil Siuihn-Tq David Sunni: Dam Suiirm Bw-My Sw-rid-,f-n lmrfiiny Swim-,nn isiii:-r Tufoyfi Sim inimimsiii Rmqefr T.ivYmki iiiirmid Tisry U uf Miiriiyri iiinvmimum .I 1 -Q Arriviui.1iifm Pdirif in Tiiub Puqrenc Tnvris Gloriii Tfayior Pr,-if-r Temple Rfiiwr? 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