San Leandro High School - Anchors Aweigh Yearbook (San Leandro, CA)
- Class of 1958
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We shyly searched, And found that stories End both happily and sad, XX 1, , r n l l ll t M CE' H: fkgl - lb' I' x.. . A fteifgs 'il Q ' ,A Q H X 5 :ai 1,5 I, 'gx -...' :Puig A WW +f 1 , 1-cf ,. ,.-'g,,, 03? --97' That knowledge has its glad and pi 5,524 EQig?317 ,g bitter price. . - as A 'E fr - , mp' . -5 glial! s wr , Aff? ,K f '. Q , -U , f Vail 2 V, .7 amuse fl? ofTt'mWf There is one dance i -- , gf 5 gi, ', .y i 'E ' .Mfj ' ' That burns upon our memory l t k r p ' And haunts our searching ,l , lx Ts - J Souls. J iw, l ' i f -rf 'J 1 ' F X -- F7 One song that spirals through Tlfiff ' f ,V g X The summernights, drifting H -fl ' ,f ' 'T Like a dream across the senses, 515.3 f A 5 -. bg - , Stopping all our vulnerable 1 ' T3 pf .N 1 7 Hearts. Q ufltyzf! -' 71 ' f , t. vi' ' ,Q if. ' One night and two as one, 1 y 'gp l 'millet thy, fx' Swaying in the dimming light, f V' U' ' Building all the sweet, sad castles A 'W ,: 'ff T Out of music, motion, fix N Tirne. if f f -L01 J' -t , 16- 4: W f wet' li 'xl J ' A ,' -'nga ,.-.F '.'.' . -' Fm W- ve 1' 'fl' 1 i , fx- g M, he idle days of youth End fastg we step forward fPomp and Circumstancel To mingle with the u'orld's Great pulse. So much to do, lo seep So many friends now needing, And deserving, thanks for What they've doneg so many Long goodbys. The past is long and distant: Still the old days bid to be Recalled. and yet they vanish ln. a mist of sentiment and Great farewells. I 45 S 2 ' 'V l lip 'gf' if , ff' E ff ,lf N 'III , I X' ffl X , ,- .4 x. X M xx X U ,E I 4X 'd ' I ... - X TH Q w- ' ! R emember now The dustwarm days And football runs of 60 yards In glory through the coming Dusk. The clamor And the mad and shifting Light and scent and sound, Rolling cross the good earth, Cross America. The sound and smell of youth, The rush of glowing power, Free in ankle, hip and shoulder, Free to swim for miles in Duskwarm air. My N n l fi nl . ,M il tr gi If +I- ,r--x f . ,. 'ai,4e:f-3f- it at ,ef .f t 1' s wwf t .elf t V fl' ew t if- iHl !5X it y W ff 1 Q V jgf if f' 5, tj ,fy elif gf In it IV V E i vgvaiiis i glt ll . Af- 'of T fly jf- 1 t 'Hx , f -1 fl ifx l f. .Q.2f'?w so ' f1!l fff' l ffa l A pw s X T 5 ,,, t , I ll ' ees Q1 5 T 4 1 e f r 1 t o e, r e fl w XIX W 1 TUV D Q . I JIg,,, t W Wfebs of stars hand thicker Than we thought, They beckon, sing, They dance. The sad farewells are Those most quickly said, And poignant memories Fade fast, like clouds or Shifting seafoam. Old, glad days fall back, We smile, remembering only Vaguely our old loves, And look before us to a happier Dlirage. reams end, and candles sputter, These are, too, the Lean and hungry years, The sad and stammering years Of unsure, desperate Adolescence. 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' r yin' ' r-f i ms. xg 55 Q 1 .-, i 1 4 'Ki ,M if 2 0 . L P' The S'I'a'ff Sue Pennisten ......... Ediwl' Lynette Fain . . Associate Editor Linda Welier . Copy Edit01' Judi Sacks . . . Picture Editor ,lack Sheehan . . Sports Editor Sandy Helble . . Senior ECHIOI' Linda Riis . . . . Senior Editor Linda Murray . .... Art Editor Bea Sanches . . . Business Manager Laureen Medeiros . . . Layout Editor Wlayne Re . . . . . Staff Anne Medley . Staff Diane Widluncl . . . Staff Darryl Reed ........ Staff Special Contributors Steve Mark .......... Poetry Barbara Lake . . . . . Art Con'I'en1's SENIORS January Seniors . . . 10 June Seniors .... . 22 STUDENT ACTIVITIES Fall Student Government . . 48 Spring Student Government . . . 50 Fall Cargo ....... . 52 Spring Cargo . . . 54 Anchors Aweigli . . 56 Drama . . . . 58 Music . . . . 60 Organizations . . 62 Honor Socicties , 66 Lower Classmcn . 68 Social Activities . 82 ATHLETICS Football . . , 88 Basketball . , 98 Bascliall . , 102 Vlfrcstling , 105 Swimmiuk, , 106 G.A.A. . , 109 Golf . , 110 Tennis . . . , 111 Track .... , 112 ,-IIIMINISTRATION Board ol' ltltlucaliou . , 114 Supcrintcmlcnt . , 115 llrincipal . . , 11.1. Vice l'rincipuls , 115 Faculty . . . , 115 SENIOR RECORDS . , , . 122 'N fm 13:5 ' J TW Y 'f 'T l gl ii , 'W'9l I -5 tvwl I ammv,mw .mm' I 2' N..aa A modern high school is many things . . . it is at curious mixture and a picture in contrasts. It is af place where the modern student spends three years fitting into a group made up of so many dissimilar types as to confuse the outsider and frighten the newcomer. But, to the student, the school is his world and his home away from home. No significantly broad area of study is omitted from the school of today, for the demands of a complex modern society are not in themselves narrow. 5 TRQKS M tiiii l E .ig fifw f fi 3 W W 5 l M5 er of fvslenvei Bertram P51110-fl' Fkfuxnxk + me -:vi , f'M0f 9'-'3 !s,', ,a v sis a -4 33 -X X -9 The modern high school is as aca- demic by nature as its predecessor of decades pastg it has also evolved a new character and personality which is all too often understood only by its teachers and its students. On these pages we see a reflection of a small segment of the larger area of study at San Leandro. In succeed- ing pages we see primarily the other face of the school, less important, perhaps, than the disciplines of the classroom, but nonetheless a reflec- tion of the function of the school annual. 'LQ' QQ' ,,l.lQ.2'll234432 - 2 8 2 Ni' .,,, 26284 za-we 5,1 2 618593 sauna S nx32l35 i . Q- f , f x x AG QV f 17 in , Z4 f' Y , I .fn Mfwmfw f f ' ..:,kE,54:. V .1 ,W tif. J, 2: I f 1 X ,W y i 4 , 1 1 7 f 1 I ' W aff 'fgjwz Ti. , 'rw' 'ESF' Z Y Ji is-it jf 7 , f ,ff ' 'ft x-. 1 if 155 1 YQ Y ,. .1 M.. A , eg gs 2, ,fx 1. ,fs Q 51 F .1 J' 1, 1 X 1 . 1 Q.,, Q XS fi ' K ' 5 .O WT: M N,-,-fS'i'Z,..,:N1 is ,x XX mA kK,KA X . A 1. . fi'Xyn,j fr .Q 1. 1 ii is '1 rg.-1. ' 1' 43 1 , 1 . 1 f 1 - K A - f 1 .-35.11 . 1 , 1. Nyxd . ' xx 3531. . ,-5:55 . ' , .:...e:'T? X X ei, 'X Q 1 S W X X il VP '-If vd 9 '.q '29, V., Q, u.-., N J 1' I - .1 X 1. . . .ry af. ,... ..- N , 24 Sn U . 11 J 1Hud .Q Man D1 31, 31. 43 43 lcHud Bn' . 1bHur1iFdS 'J 1344 1514 30. 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To many this is the result of hard work and three years of dreams. Begin- ning with the fun-packed Senior Picnic and ending with the never to be forgotten Senior Ball, the seniorls life at San Leandro is a whirl of preparation for social activity: for college, for trade school, and for work. Senior year is the year of all years . . . full of the fun and activities looked forward to since the 9th grade, and the time for serious preparation for life after graduation. Sudenly seniors realize that their grades need improving for entrance into the college of their choice. There are even courses to take that they had never dreamed of taking before. But there is always time left for the many activities. This year's graduating class was no exception as they whirled through dances, picnics, dinners, and assorted types of mischief. Wlany moods are expressed in senior activities: picnic fun with its beach clothes, baseball games, swimming, and the scramble for food, con- trasted with the dignity of the senior dinner with its dressy clothes, turkey, entertainment, and p.j. parties. Through each and every activity the seniors give their all and have their best time because each event is the last they may share before graduation. All effort is put forth in order to make the year more memorable.-All this com- prises a variety of talent, interest, cooperation, and activities which to the senior make up a balanced year of fun. This variety of mood and spirit of each activity is portrayed on this page. W 037' In Y -2 X I ' ',,, ,,.v'A N x N , t 1 e e - lf, is .V gkL,. ,,,,,f,. ,uz',,lh!A,l 1 lllr Us 1 . 'ft ,,.. - e ' ,.. K it 1 if .5 3 Q A Allg i J X tl Q r' u S 4 I ,,,,,,,,, M, N , , f, s ...L STEVIE GRESS JOHN HALVERSON LINDA KING Secre+ary Presidenl Vice Presidenl' The H-I2 Class Board of 'Ihe January I958 class BoH'om row: Sharon Braun, Ka+ie Spencer, Jean are as follows: Top row: Gail Able, John Gra- Kennisfon, Sandy Govea, Connie Rock, Nancy ham, John Halverson, Hank Jones, Slevie Gress. Reesinlc. K ,Q K, c sa . fi iilfgff-,,'?+'S1 -ri 'H I I Q - fi 7 ii ' I 5' W 4 A - I lllllll IL im Q I ,H . ififfiffs iv fr In I I J' 5 ,S le I I We ,A X rc I .gf V.- Y L -alfa Q c ,4 4 2 J . ' nll, , PQ ,I Ili? f l? U I Micly ar Grad As fhe January '58 class leff San Leandro High School fhey were able fo look back fo four fun-packed years fhey spenf here. Some un- doubfedly married, while many wenf fo work righf away. For fhe ofhers in fhe class fhere was fracle school, while a greaf many wenf on fo college. Wifh very liffle idea of whaf fhe fufure would hold, fhey enfered San Leandro High in January of I954. Their H-9 semesfer was one 'of fheir busiesf for fhey had many fund raising acfivifies. For one of fheir fund raising acfivifies fhe class sponsored a show presenfed by a dance sfudio. The bulk of fheir class freasury was raised by fhis acfivify. Aside from fhe class acfivifies, fhey had fheir firsf class gef-fogefher in fhe form of a roller skafing parfy af fhe Rollerena. As H-lO's fhey had fheir firsf class picnic, which was held af Roberfs' Area. Before fhey knew if anofher year had passed and fhey were soon working hard 'on fheir Junior Prom, Moonlighf Sonafa . Then Sepfember of I957 finally came along and fhe class welcomed fheir high senior semesfer, per- haps fhe very greafesf of all. They sfarfed fheir senior acfivifies fwo weeks affer school sfarfed. There was fhe fradifional senior picnic af Turfle Rock near Mounf Diablo. Nexf was fhe senior assembly of which fhe fheme was The Hisfory of Vaudevilleu. Then everybody donned fheir besf bib and fucks for fhe senior dinner, which was held in fhe L'Hori- son room 'of fhe Claremonf Hofel. The classes lasf acfivify soon arrived-fhe senior ball. The fheme fhaf was chosen was Sayonara which was very appropriafe as fhe whole class bid 'rheir beloved San Leandro High a fond farewell wifh a Japanese goodbye. 5 4,,,.- To Mr. Arf Larsen's pafience, undersfanding, and sincere desire fo help, fhe class of January l958 will always be indebfed. He was nof only a fine counselor, buf a frue friend fo all his sfudenfs. U -, ll ,a 'QT nfl fa f F , 1 I0 I 39 3414, 8 if ax .... Q 11 I -A J ZW i---' w 'Laila X Y . '. f I ' V , ' ., .. ff 4 ' 'T X532 af ff., A , , ' 'X W ly id!- gW ni A ' 1. '41 Y P .J 1 if ' f V K 1' X a ' Q . .f as -s s y 11 li l ' A ' 'V . , wipQQ-12iQQ'1' , fa -1 , a as High and mighfy seniors rollicking on 'rheir rradifional Senior Picnic. The January class graced +he grounds of Turfle Rock Ranch for +heir day of fun. Linda King, Gail Crocke+, Nancy Reesink, Sharon Brahn, Sue Daughiery, and ofhers are a living example of +he gai+y of 'Phe day. fd P3 Ji Z 1 FL 4' VU' 'U' I A ,W 142 . ma' , f'9 1. f If i 7 ' Q' JJ -f ' ,V in M ,. Gayle Abel Jack Alves Diana Anderson Glen Anderson Ednal AngoH'i Diana Asbury Ron Augus+ Nick Barbaio Roger Bauman An+oineHe Belfiore Sandra Biorlc Marilyn Bohmfalk 12 Gary Borden Sharon Braun George Brewsfer Millard Brolin Doug Brown Douglas Buck R-on Caldwell David Cash James Chakedis Ronald Cheli Leonard Cheney Bill Chrisfoph Efra Clough Carole Conners Jean Confe Vince Confi 5' mf' f4W' WV' NW. s 2 , , Wk' Wham- K- w 536: ..,.. 'Wh yu. l John Halverson has shown oui- sianding leadership in his class by serving as presidenf in bofh L-I2 and H-I2 ferms. He was also an ac+ive member of Siu- denf LegisIa+ure, class board, and Execu+ive Board. As presi- den+, he spoke al' graduafion and presenied fhe class giff. Presidenl' of Honor Sociery, his H-II Class, and Nafional Thes- pians are only a few of fhe posi- fions once filled by Hank Jones. For his many oufsfanding abili- ries, he was chosen fhe 'ou+- sfanding boy of his class by 'rhe American Legion. 13 fi ...J 3: r x SN N ss i X h Xe 5m ii Seniors of fhe January graduafing class ioin class counselor Ellerfh Larson and friends in one of fhe many laughs during a fun-filled dinner affair. 4' ii :-1 ,152 X Linda King received fhe Ameri- can Legion Award for fhe ou'I'- sfanding girl of her Senior Class. She served on Execufive Board as Commissioner of Publicafions, Sfudenf Legislafure, and Senior Board. She was edifor of fhe Cargo and obfained member- ship in Thespians as well as Quill and Scroll. Q . .-,. . . L g it gitg Lynn Cooper . Q , by - ...- 'bf N - gii'- Q J gf ng Q- he . g six oyce Cosfa L A Charloffe Cox JV-5fX7'i by M f Dianne Crawford S M 5: as Gail Crockef Sue Daughfrey Sfanley Davis Calvin Dillard Donald Dore Marilyn Erwin Andy Falls Bill Faulkner 14 v 'wv if Q Ni? K x .5 'rw 1 ww- -me 1' N g' 7 If 9:5 hi , ,V lvzv 2' X ' 5 1 f fx I v iv' 3? 'Spf Lorraine Fernandes Don Ferrara Armand Ferrari Bob Finch Sharon Franklin Donna Francisco Wayne Franks AI Gale Ka+l1y Geanekos Don Glenn Helaine Goldfield Gilberf Gomes Danny Gosseff John Gomez Jerry Goularl' Sandra Govea John Graham Bob Greaff Sfephanie Gress Gloria Guereque Allaire Gunderson Paul Guncllauch John Halverson June Hancheif I5 .. Q Q 'ls kkzx I i i l i gc 4 L p Cigar-loving men of flue senior class prepare 'ro blasf off as +l1e Jan- uary class ends 'rlwe fesfivifies of fhe senior dinner. n H Randy Harding Ken Harper Ronald Hensley Joyce Hesse Judy Hope Adela Jiminez Mary Johnson Henry Jones Sandra Keller Jean Kennisfon Glenda Kenner N ik..-Xiisffmxifkixitx ,NT A X X' il X Lynn Marchand has been an our- sfanding s+uden+ in many as- pecfs. He was a member of class board, A Cappella Choir, Thespians, Honor Sociefy and Mainfenance Board. Besides working on his Junior Prom and Senior Ball and serving as fhe Pira+e Mascof during foofball season, Lynn found fime +o be a dancer in Kiss Me Kale . 16 David Hernandez Linda King Ken Kusnik Peggy LaBron+e James Laird LoreHa Landi Lavelle Lee Suzanne Li++le Lynn Marchand S+ephen Mark Edward Marlin Lupe Marfinez Ann Maihes Jean Maiula Marcia Merrill Carol Meyer Marilyn Mifchell R? Sieve Mark oblained life mem- bership in 'rhe California Schol- arship Federafion, served as edifor of fhe Sex+an+, and Presi- deni' of Quill and Scroll, La+in Club, and Music Club. These abilifies and many more were al rewarded by his acquisifion of 'rhe Bank of America Award in 'rhe field of Liberal Arfs. Nancy Reesink served as bofh Vice-Presiden+ and Secrefary of her class. She was a member of A Cappella Choir, Sfudeni' Leg- islalure, and Girls' Block 'S'. She also obfained membership in Thespians, life membership in +he California Scholarship Fed- erafion, and served as a song girl during foorball season. X, X ,,.,. L 15, WP' x no be 2 Ry ' . 'atv fx, Q11-'YS Q . N we axe li ..--y L . gs .F : W 02? -ws . fx or W 3 'Q X sv' N98 X Q we . 457 MK. e. X. Q A X WY' N' 4 V I , A i M 7' '52 ffl? was H ' N We Y 'H' 2, QM, A 4 X F! . ,L V A V' X VU Mildred Moore Warren Moore Carol Mosl' Carl MoHa Larry Moulinho Dolores Murillo Ed Murphy Bruce McLean Nancy McQuade Cecilia NiH'ler Terry O'Brien David Opie Rosemary Osller Tim Pender Phyllis Perry Ray Phillips Marfha Prafher Percy Queen Deanne Quin+el Nancy Reesink Lyn Reiner Charles Relzer Sally Rice Linda Riis I8 an fy,- Connie Rock Mike Rogan Carol Salsedo OH'o Sfrunk Connie Schipper Sieve Scholz Pere Sellers Ben Shorum Larry Smiih Kafie Spencer Fred Sfevens Terry S+inne++ Carol Siocking Wayne S'I'olcer Dennis Sfone Sally Rice has been aclive in Journalism as well as in many o+her ac+ivi+ies. She served as a page edilor 'of +he Cargo, a member of Quill and Scroll, Honor Socie+y, and as Girls' League Represen+a+ive. She also found fime 'ro work on her Junior Prom and Senior Ball. Kafie Spencer, an ou+s+anding sfudenl' in all fields of school ac- +ivi+ies, was Sfudenl Body Vice- Presidenf, Secrelary of Sludenl' Legislarure, L-9 and L-I2 Secre- rary of her class, and a life member of fhe California Schol- arship Federaiion. She also par- licipafed in fhe Lion's Club Speech Confesf and was a dele- gafe +o Europe for 'Phe Red Cross. 'I9 N N :R .. -s - ,AQ 3 1 ,gf Q 1 ,N X oem. . Q . R 3 .. sq. -s-1: N R -is x X, i -, X X l ,vw X 1 'ws ,, I ,..,,, YH' 3 W x c N- - If .ww K'- X 5 We las. X H y es, win' N'-uuqgvi 'f s R 'S - ,. Diane Taves Dean ThompS0rl Challen Toon Judee Twelves Bruce Vierra Doris Vierra Andrea Vigil Richard Voss Margarel' Wallin Camilia Warenas Judy Waffers Diane Widlund Russ Worley Judy Wrighi' Leonard Riedel Valarie Campbell Amids+ +l1e orienfal afmosphere of Sayonara, Hue semi-annual senior ball, were fhe January graduafing seniors and i'l1eir daies. Members of ihe class of January '58 enioy rocking and rolling +o 'rhe singing of Hank Presley Jones af 'rheir Seni-or Dinner held ai +l1e Claremonf Hoiel in Berkeley. 20 Zmwvv , , M Q ? N ,Yi V - ,MAS Z f Z f Seniors gafher for planned en+er+ainmen+ and 'Find in each o'rher Hue besi' en+er+ainmen'r. Wiih +l1e aid of Dean Thompson on uke, fhe January seniors congregafe once more +0 sing and share good Hmes. '7' if 71' E5 19 4 o rs B N. msfz ai: 2'l :ani Q' ' 34 D x - . I A 1' H gf 4 ' , ,.L..,1,-- Q,-s.,,,.:L4L P LYNETTE FAIN GORDON KNIGHT Spring Secreiary Spring Vice Presidenl 'illi- xwfv' , ,L ma , W ,, v-X -A-5- A ' -- Rm, TOM FASHINELL Spring Presidenl' Senior Board: Back row: lefl 'ro right Jim Sorensen, Bruce John- slon, Gordon Knigh'r, Rich John- son, Allen Adasiak. Second row: Rich Lopez, Jack Marfin, Ar- mond Phillips, Tom Fashinell, LyneH'e Fain, Larry Lindsey, Al Branco. Third row: Wayne Re, Willy Nakashima, Marge Hen- derson. Four+h row: Sue Pennis- fen, Lenore Grey, Anne Krass, Muriel Ma+hias, Pal' Bridge- wafer, Judy Temple, Sharon Forsberg. Fronf row: Andrea Ol- son, Sue Parker, Linda Avey, Nadine Cafone, Judy Gordon. 22 5 .lun Grad The June Graduafes of l958 sighed wifh relief when fhey finally became high and mighfies. If had been a long hard pull all fhe way up fo fhis disfinguished posifion. Looking back fhe Seniors recalled fhe necessary elemenfs for seniorify. Their never fo be forgoffen H-9 Assembly, fheir H-I0 Picnic af Roberf's Area, fheir paperdrives, cake sales, boffle drives, carni- val boofhs and all fhe ofher exfra curricular acfivifies were of greafesf imporfance when if came fo rippening info full fledged Seniors. Wifh fhe classificafion of H-l2, however, came prospecfs 'of even more fun. As Seniors fhey had a dinner, picnic, ball, and graduafion fo prepare for. Those Seniors were quife well pre- pared, foo. Senior acfivifies for fhe June Grads commenced wifh a bang up dinner af fhe Claremonf Hofel in Berkeley. The girls donned chemises and fhe boys furned green. To fhis day if has nof been cleared up if fhey were reacfing fo fhe dresses or fheir cigars. The Senior Ball, Through fhe Looking Glass, was fheir nexf gafhering. The Affer fhe Ball Parfy in fhe Claremonf Hofel's Garden Room was fhe real highlighf of fhe evening. The kids danced unfil 4:00 A. M. fo fhe music of Dick Dildine's Band. During Senior Week fhe kids fook advanfage of fhe superb facilifies 'of Tanberly Lane Counfry Club for fheir Senior Picnic. The Seniors swam, danced, afe, and laughed fhemselves silly. The nexf evening, June I2, was graduafion. The girls donned whife robes and fhe boys, blue. They heard fheir fellow class- ma'I'es speak of fhe pasf and fufure and fhrough song declared No Man ls An lsland. On fhis graduafion nighf many memories were recalled, buf fhe Senior memories were fhe fondesf. SPRING OFFICERS: Leff 'ro righf: Sharon Forsberg and Judy Gordon, Secrefariesg Al Branco, Presidenf: Armond Phillips, Vice Presidenf. 23 Z The class of June l958 will al- ways remember fhe fime and efforf given fhem by fheir able counselors. Mrs. Violef McLaren lupper righfl nof only displayed her abilify fo aid her sfudenfs, buf has shown whaf an invalu- able assef she was fo fhe class. Through his cooperafion and oufsfanding assisfance, Mr. Harry Sfehr lrighfl will be long loved for having given gener- ously of his fime 'ro guide his sfudenfs. ,Qc - f ,. l lr we Rae vga :lu .17 A ii 4.55 are L 396- S 1 LOW SENIOR BOARD: Top row, lefl' +o righ+: Tom Fashinell, Rich Gray, Al Gordon Knigh+, Bob Arrigoni, Thorne Hacker, Jim Sorenson. Fourlh row: McClure, Jim Marche++i, Bob Jasper, Bruce Johnslon, Armoncl Phillips, Carl Branco, Jack Fujii, Don Faria, Becky Carlson, Willy Na- kashima, Jack Sheehan. Third row: Bernie Cosma, Bonnie Bingham, Rosemary Hunfing, Pa++y Walsh, Launa Richman, Barbara Lake, Judy Temple, Judy Schechfer, Liz Co Marianne Ginochio, Marilyn Smifh, Judy Erquiga, Pa+ Williams, Penny How Lyne++e Fain, Karen Hexem. Firsl' row: Jan Arp, Pa+ Johnson, De Parsons, Laurel l-lun+ing, Linda Weber, Sharon Forsberg. X 4 L Q as 5 . fl X li. . K 1 :M f ' Q hr' SV 1 ' if 5- LA .gi Q K 4 L ursen. Second row: leH', Sandy Helble, Pal' Bridgewaler, Allan Adasiak Dave Amaral Geraldine Ariza Eddie Armenla Don Armfield , Janice Arp Bob Arrigoni Linda Avey A William Baldwin Lynn Banlley Alice Bapfisfa Pal Bapfisia 24 A KarleH'a Barr Roger Barragan Kay Baughman Edward Beames Ronald Beardsley Marie Benavidez BeHy BeH'encour+ Bonnie Bingham Irene Bouchard Judy Bower AI Branco James Branco Richard Breves Paf Bridgewafer Philip Brolclce Beverly Brower Z ,f- Q 'W fha W ryd B B B r , as B me B f f X ar' W'- X rf- W fin, Xi V my An ou+s+anding parlicipanl' in afhlelics, AI Branco has played on fhe Varsify and Junior Var- sify 'Foo+ball, baskelball and baseball feams and has been +he Presideni' of Boys' Block 'S'. Ac- 'rive also in sfudeni' governmenr, Al was a member of his L-I I, H-II and L-I2 class boards. As an ac+ive member of her class, Sue Parker parficipafed on +he H-II and H-I2 Class Boards, worked on fhe Junior Prom, serving as a Chairman for +he Prom. She was a member of Honor Sociefy and California Scholarship Federafion. nz? A' W 'Z f f K W ES . x xq x X s 25 K -1' E ... ,,., 45 xv' f We as.. ,asf B air C J eff' V 3' Y A good represen'I'a+ive of her school, Arva Carlson was 'l'he clelegafe +o Girls' S+a're in Davis. She has been boih +he Vice- Presiclenf and Secrefary of Jun- ior S1'a'I'esmen, Secre+ary of Science Club and Chairman of +he Junior Prom. -gn Dorlen Brown Drucilla Brown Bud Broyles John Brumfield Twila Bruner 75, 'fi' - Pairicia Bull A' Y kj' Diana Burger l Carole Burgess 1 lima, Lois Burgess 97 gs K nga Q J h Rufh Burlcs - I 1 f ,, f I,-Vx g Pafricia Burrows ' ,,., v-of I' B lf' lf 6 ,wwf A V ,f Joanne Busch A I Jr v I n. A k A in 26 me AK Am g .Lf 4. , 5 , 5 'M' Q W! X f W Y, mm 0 i i 13 P. ,nf 1 if . ,C n I , 'M N ,yr-M.. NH VV f ,!,,,l, am me f, f ik ' ff X , j sp .. fix ' f , .VW ff f 64 mf ' 1? -Wi A A if n I X ii 'S' -sift K XTX'-r Qw, ,M ji 1 N Mgr S' W 1' iii 1 ..i Jim Cabral Arlene Calasopa Marie Campbell John Cannizzaro Juclilh Canlin Arva Carlson Carl Carlson Donna Carpen+er Jenny Carle Charlo'H'e Cas'l'ro Nadine Canlone Bob Ceccine Arihur Chavanne Frank Cheli Marilyn Cheney Sandra Chisholm Josephine Chivello Dennis Chrislensen Joanne Clark Nancy Clark Nancy Cleaver Pal' Clock Barry Coales Cecilia Cobley 27 2 L .SN 3 . l mfg, Seniors are a wild bunch, and fhis group is no excepfion. Fred Yurefa once again clones pie in 'rhe face for fhe enioymenf of all. Dave Coife Dave Cooper Anne Coover Pefer Cosfa Q. Xu Y, X Andy Counfs fi Elizabefh Coursen i my Wanda Cranford Earl Crefser ea il C Tim Crossman Richard Curley Charles Daggeff l ln acfing as fhe Reading Secre- fary for fhe Legislafure and an Associafe Edifor of fhe Year- book, Lyneffe Fain has demon- sfrafed her inferesf in sfuclenf affairs. She was on fhe H-9, H-IO, H-Il and L-I2 class boards. Mosf of her fime was consumed by serving as Secre- fary of fhe L-I2 class as well as Girls' League and Quill and Scroll. 28 N Bernadine Cosma Julie Dalcin Barbara Davis Bob Davis Paul Dawson Audrey DeMello Gloria Del Sandro Jim Desch Carol De Vries Raymond Dice Mary Durfey Tom Duselc Dennis Dufra Doro'rhea Dyring Romona Doeckel Roberi' Earl Marilyn Ehling 29 i r -1 QQ M' Don Faria has represenred his school well. He has held rhe posilions of Sludenl' Body Presi- deni, H-I I Presidenf of his class, and Speaker of +he Legislafure. Don has served on The H-9, H-IO, H-II and L-I2 class boards. Mainiaining a high grade aver- age as well as being an ac+ive member of S'l'uden+ Governmenr, Tom Fashinell has served as Presidenl of his H-9 and L-I2 class and Key Club Secrerary, a member of Mainrenance Board, Science Club, Junior Achieve- men'r and Boys' Block 'S'. ,wi N . Ja' M in W WW AN i W, 1 f 1 My 4' f ' xi- , , , , ,MX--N , V , V, . K ' 'Z 1 fx' A X lr Src wvf A 1 X r ' e ia - 5 fa I i Q 1 x X ' r-r' ying X, , f, ,, , Ralph Ellis Jim Ellison Shirley Elphick Pai' Englehardi' Lewis Erickson Judy Erquiaga Mary Escobar Diane Espinosa Leonard Fadda LyneH'e Fain Don Faria Tom Fashinell BeH'y Fausfino Jerry Feliciano Johnny Fernandez Gerald Fernandez Bob Ferolifo Roger Ferreira Par Ferris Rufh Fisher Bonnie Flagler La Donna Flora Sharon Forsberg Joan Fos'I'er 30 'S Arlene Freifas Marlene Freiras Jack Fujii Terry Galloway Ron Galvin 31 ,. ,EV 'aa ' f' , 'T K f,,f,,.w - f ' v V, Gil Garcia Joan Gardner Gerfrude GaH'ey Samanfha Gay John Gieszl fx. 4 ,Q ,Q- 9 ...al Lonna Gillio Marianne Ginochio Par Golie Marilyn Gordillo Judie Gordon 9 4 Aside from holding +he posi+ions of Managing Edifor and Edifor 'of 'lhe Cargo, Sandy Gordon has been a leader in s+udenl' governmenl. She has served as H-IO Secrefary of her class and was appoinred +o serve as Asso- cia+e Jusfice of +he Sfudeni' Couri. ln acldi+ion fo aHaining a life membership in Honor Socie'l'y and 'lhe California Scholarship Federa+ion, Thorne Hacker has been exfremely acfive in sporls. He was 'on The Varsi+y fooiball +eam in his senior year and was chosen an all S-ACAL 'leam member. A ffgfve 1- ,Q I w 1 me ,, f Q -2+ 15 ' ,W Q -- 54 Al As JW --3-if, T1 Xa . ,ir ' S , X F' . as X ,, f-fx '-ax K ,, ra H 0 M ' 'Q-fp A aff? NY 'V - -mx we Sandra Gordon Lenore Gray Richard Gray Charles Grazianni Samuel Guesl' Thorne Haclcer Gwen Haley Gilberf Handy Donald Harris Lavonne Hazelwood Sandra Helble Wayne Heldman 32 Mariorie Henderson U 1 Pafricia Henry nnn e I 'v Jeaneffe Hensel ' is WMS Emily Hernandez Alice Heufelder Karen Hexem Mary Hodge Jerry Hoffman Cecil Hrorsley Befh Howard Bonnie Howell Penny Howleff Jean Hudson Larry Hunf Lorelie Hunf Rosemary Hunfing suv-- fp: f f N '5- f 1 'Viv if . '52 7 ' 4 ' 1? ,yr W, ls f ,,,, X , f Q K 1' JN-weft VWPQW ,,. 'QM f W w fi' . '7 Y f law' ., X f aa' 7 Zyl-W was f YZ ' ., W 7, W7 ' W f 'ff 5 f y , F. f M W if ,Zi W ' 7 'ff fv .4 0 1 I ',.:,. J, f X Q ,za 1 Z -18' vc' 33 if ' 1 Class Secrefary, Chief Jusfice and Head Yell Leader are only a few of fhe ways Sandy Helble has demonsfrafed her leadership in Sfudenf Governmenf. She ob- 'rained skills in fhe field of Jour- nalism and used fhem as Senior Edifor of fhe Anchors Aweigh as well as reporfer for fhe Car- go. Penny Howleff has been acfive in sfudenf acfivifies as a mem- ber of Sfudenf Legislafure, Class Board, and Pep Club. During foofball season she demon- sfrafed her skill as a song girl. f' ' V ff My we ff ff , , X X . ', Z , I Q I 7 lWF ,,, V ' jj r ,ff AZ' 4. V V , , .15 X, .-- 3' ia 5 W il' Q Tfffjf' ,i' ,ff gsg ii E ,l all 4 ' 'lig ST? ig Pi J 'li if? il ! 5 :I 'K Q ' in , , ,' f -Ji' 'm,,,.f,, M14 . . When 'lhe high seniors pul' on fheir senior assembly for +he enlire school and faculfy one of +he main highlighfs of 'rhe assembly was i'he acl' in which Linda Weber and Allan Adasialc were involved. These 'iwo are picfured in +he acl' as Alan answers Linda's 'relephone call. 'wig GJ! Bruce Johns'I'on has had 'I'he honor of holding fhe posi+ions of Sludeni' Body Presidenf, Speaker of lhe Legislafure and Presidenl' of +he L-I0 class. Besides being acrive in S+udeni' Governmeni' he has pariicipafed in Sporfs. securing his Block in 'I'ennis and academically he was a member of Honor Sociery, and +he Cali- fornia Scholarship Federa+ion. f Laurel Hun'Hing ef g Gabrielle l 'N' Harry James Q i W Q A J 4 4 q,,..,,, ' 15 44 a. 'G- Jack James Bob Jasper .fl Mario Johnson Pafricia Johnson - Richard Johnson at Sybil Johnson A 'ist X L 'A 34 Mary Jane Jagels Darrell Jefferson Marylou Jennings W W the ..,,. M M5 'X '-:Q JW! 1 i Wm' GW 77 W , MH-J 'Vi Y i W -T 1 Q . 2 r Q 5' If ff, ,fs 1 4 s W Q Z., :,, ,V ' 1: ,12 4 ' ,A ' 'W-.7 Z Mmm' lik 'M f :'5 in gi y A' X mf-e 7 '+- if 'Z f , H M . , W' , h W ' 1 Tom Jol1nson William Johnson Bruce Jol'lnsi'on Judy Jones 0 Roberf Jordan A Nan Kallemeyn Charles Kelly Earl Kindorf Danny King Leanna Kleeberger Pai' Knapp Gordon Kniglwl' Joyce Kolkmann William Kosman Mon+e Koyle Anne Krass Kenne'rh Kruger Kay Kugler Pai Lachner Barbara Lake Marian LaPlan're Sue Laudensiager Ronald Laufen Sieven League 35 eakx X ., X W Nm l , ' NJ 9 4 - vs Y? .s ' ii Bob Leal Michael Lee Sha rlene Lewis La rry Lindsey Ay-,-sr. ,,r ,W 1,9 , Belle of 'rhe Ball Rav Dice sfeals fhe scene as fhe besi dressed seniors of i958 cavorl' fhrough 'rhe semi-annual insaniiy of fhe senior assembly. Jerry Lopez Richard Lopez q V Judy Loyd 6 ' Roberi' Lucena Y' Dolores Luciano Darlene Mabry Chief Jusfice of Sfudeni' Couri and Treasurer -of +he Foreign Exchange Commiiiee were of fices held by Robbie MacAr+hur in her senior year. She also served as a member of fhe execulive board, Mainfenance Board, Junior Slafesman, Siu deni Legislaiure, and Chairman of decoraiions of The June '57 graduaiion. 36 David Longbo'H'om Michael Loughlln i l Jerry Machado Charles Maher Jim Marini AI Marshall Darlene Marfin Mar'I'a Marfin Jackie Marfinelli Muriel Mafhias Bruce Mayhood Russ Means Laureen Medeiros Marlene Medeiros Paul Medeiros Anne Medley Dennis Mele Mary Mendenhall 37 Willy Nakashima has con+rib- u+ed considerably io +he San Leandro High Sfudenl Body. He served as Presidenf, Vice Presi- den1', Treasurer and Sergeani' a+ Arms of Key Club. He is also a member of Honor Sociely and California Scholarship Federa- Hon. As an aclive member of her class, Sue Parker parficipaled on 'lhe H-II and H-I2 Class Boards, worked on 'rhe Junior Prom, serving as a Chairman for +he Prom. She was a member of Honor Sociefy and California Scholariship Federafion. 5' 'rr Q i 'X Y y l X Q P N if-' if C Rf ,fvi vs g 3 X ix -is X' S die ,4 E 'bm X ' fymkix New as iifswizgs i 3 Myrna Mendoza Edward Menlce David Me+hany Max Miller Gary Moli+or Roger Morrison Brenda Mor+e Linda Mourer Bill Munns Linda Murray John Musgrove Roberfa MacAr+l'1ur Jack McCar+y Beclcy McClure Geraldine McCrary Be+hMcCullougl1 Joy McKendrie Joan MacLacl1lan Ray McMurray Willy Nalcashima Roberl' Nasl1 Dennis Nelson Bob Newman Ru+h Newman 38 , . N8 A 1 N X fr we . Q , X . ,, , . X Kim. -. ka ' N W , N pw. VIN Norma Noble Sue Norman Ned Nuddlemen Bob Nycum Dave Oller 39 vi 'Y'-Q. L . Q ' Susan Parker Phyllis Parrish Dolores Parsons Alfredo Paslor Pa'rricia Pal I'erson 9 Sue Pennis+en came +o San Le- andro High from Illinois in her senior year. Demonslraring her oulslanding abililies as a leader, she became Edilor of +he Year Boolc and also a member of fhe Sludenl' Legislafure, Publici+y Chairman for Shuffle lnn, As- sisfanl' Adverrising Manager of +he Cargo and a member of H-I2 Class Board and Quill and Scroll. Armond Phillips was a very ac- 'rive Class Board member lhroughour all four years a+ San Leandro and served as Class Vice-Presidenl during his l l-l2 year. ln addilion 'lo lhis, Ar- mond was Presidenl of Shuffle Inn, Cheer Leader, and a mem- ber of Legisla+ure and Junior S+a+esmen. I-le also parficipaied in +he Sadie Hawkins evenls and +he Junior Prom, proving himself an aclive and imporlanf mem- ber of his class. all me if ss: Q 3 E -if Om adm! PM - X, 1' Af fhe conclusion of fhe senior assembly, Drab Whife and fhe 83 Dwarfs , fhe casf sang a song of farewell fo fhe sfudenf body and faculfy. Lafer congrafulafed by fhe faculfy and fellow members of fhe sfudenf body, fhe lcids were fold fhe assembly was fhe finesf ever puf on in fhe pasf five years. . X 1'.T:A .4 T v - : 4 - ily - 1 5 - Q . rx ' ,eo ' Diane Pence .V j:,, .B xy Sue Penmsfen 'fr rr' Marlene Pereira W' f P RQ . . Q X Gail Pereira Armond Phillips Bill Phillips +L Richard Phillips Roberf Philpof l 'KL . 'Q ' a Clifford Poole Carolyn Profumo Cayefon Pufian y Margaref Quincy .1 40 A l J' Jerry Quinn Johnny Ramos Edgar Ramsey Wayne Re Darryl Reed Ron Reiches Judy Reynolds Nan Rhoades ,, W5 'iw 1' av ' X I ,qw f f f ,fl ' A 7 if Launa Richman A 3, A fs . 'ia 6 Doug Rinker 5 7 K, b y 13 Sue Roark xiii' yyq, ,,,1V: 1 A ,.:,:, . Sreve Robb ,V,Q,,,l J, Diane Robinson Paul Robles Ron Rocha Gary Roderick P Z' 4'I '. QE' Oulside of being Vice Presldenl of fhe Sfudenl' Body in his H I2 year Jack Sheehan has also served as Presidenf of his L ll class, Rally CommiH'ee Presi- denf, Sporfs' Edifor on Anchors Aweigh, and member of Honor Socie+y and California Cholar- ship Federafion. Following her ferm as Secrelary of rhe S+uden+ Body, Judie Temple occupied herself wi+h such various dufies as a S+uden+ Legislafure member and Class Board parficipanlz 3: , . , f xg f , . A 421 f f fm, fy J up 'G SW W 4 ., M, 2' ' . 'Q' 'W An uproarous fime was had by fhese seniors as +hey +ermina+ed fheir evenfful senior dinner held a+ fhe Claremonf Hofel in Berkeley. Q fi -, z is. PL- .. ' 3 sc 1 fi if 9 ,K .:, y r r I fa- J L ,i 3-N.. . if ,. Q . . , vi it VAS. .0 4 Q i it F- 5' r 'J' l' I . Q L As Secre+ary of +he Sfudenl' Body, Page Edi+or of fhe Cargo, and Girls' League Represen+a- five, Pa+ Walsh has served her class well. Aside from her ex+ra curricular ac+ivi+ies of L-I2 Class Board, Pep Club, and acl'- ing Presidenf of 'I'he Nurses Club, she holds membership in Quill and Scroll, Honor Socie+y and California Scholarship Fed- era+ion. S+ephen Rood George Roos i' xv . Dave Roof ,4i.,2X Shirley Ruggard R Judy Ruggeiro . 'i Ann Ryan ive, - Judie Sacks Al Sanchez Bea Sanches Marilyn Sanders S, Marfha Sanders Qtr:- Joe Sanfiago 42 2 4 , V2v.Ii-.-.- az.. .. bw' A K f QW'-Z - a X ,A X S I X 3 Of 14 M df! :gif .sf H . .,:.:,.,A ,, y .:...: . , , ...:. ,:,: , .x, QW at fz' xi rage? fi., H VFW: V . We -6274? .3 Al Sbranfi John Schaberl' Judy Schecfer Jack Sheehan Tim Shul're Danny Silva Winifred Silva Cynfhia Simecelc Billy Roy Simmons Barbara Skinner Charles Smifh James Smifh Marilyn Smi+h Pal' Snelling Wally Solopow James Sorenson Gaynel Souza Jim S+einer Mike Sfimmann Dave Sfover Barbara Sfrain BeHy Sullens Phyllis Swars Barbara Taylor f Y sw , J was iiirb' 6, 1 . 'C' er ,? , 4:3 I 'k,..i ' . X, m TS Q , New V111-s A .J .. in .. -Qfx 'X Q- s - 4 5, i f y, . W if 4, ' WQXZ., in ?H . yy f, 75- , . sl 7, 61 Z if - ix -A -4 .. 4 S, Nr i 29' 'ml' Ag -s Se 4 fi l le d ' '4 , mu Sheila Taylor Judy Temple John Theiss Sherryll Tonkin Linda Tonzi Darryll Traylor Georgia Trowbridge Jim Trumbull Mary Ann Tucker Becky Turpin Bill Van Haisfman Ernie Vlarde Margie Vigil Bill Vonnegui Gordon Wallace Pai Walsh Gary Warren Larry Warren Carol Walerman Frances Weber Linda Weber Diane Wheafon Carolyn Williams Pairicia Williams 44 RA io. W sie, , ,,,f.a-4-of X -x X X elif John Willis Karin Wolfe K -.. , . -,v.,,,..-. ,,. 1' , 2-, H .: , M , - .,,sg, '4 g ' W! L -Wm- M L- 1 . 1 4' J ' Fred Yruefa Dick Wilson Al Wrighf Paul Zarcone Lowell Asby Jim MarcheHi Darlene McGaha A' ig Dave Mayo, an oulsfanding senior in n li 'i : +he eyes of many, con+ribu'red greafly V V A fi E A io his class by par+icipa1'ing in Jay QP F g fi Vee baskeiball and L-II class board. f- li ' Dave was ac'rive in numerous oiher ' ,f X ' ac+ivi+ies for which he will be long A?d,?1vv,:'?na Q' WW' remembered. i lile recenily had. +he Q W , honor of receiving a Junior Achieve- ' 1 - A ' W menl award. WMM. ifiif'-Ysfff.?i'5'i 45 Karin Wolfe, our firsl' foreign ex- change s'l'uden1' from Germany, has parficipafed ou+s+andingly in her shor+ sfay here. She has been acfive in +he Foreign Exchange Sfudenf CommiH'ees, pep club, and various ofher school 'organiza+ions. Linda Weber's in+eres1' in clra- ma+ics and her parficipafion in +he musicals have broughl her a membership in fhe Naiional Thespian Sociefy, as well as +he Secre+ary-Treasurer of fhis or- ganizaiion. l-ler iournalism ac+iv- i+ies have included Copy Edifor 'oi Anchors Aweigh and belong- ing +o Quill and Scroll. Linda has also been Girls' League Repre- sen+a+ive, Commissioner of Drama and a member of Honor Socieiy and California Scholar- ship Federa+ion. . l ' . N. -i ' - -2- 'f' .V W A ,S . Q 5, , of fyfflfy ggi Al, X ,Z 'Im f 4 . -:kg M, 'lf' X., v Q T 1 41' lf' tryin? 4 Le- LAW . F 5. M ' 1 ' TVR, 1 2 T Ju 4 . k:- San Leandro High offers a varied and well-rounded exfra- curricular program. Any person no ma++er whaf his inferesi' is, will find an ac+ivi+y or club which will suil' his needs. There are many dances held each semes'rer in +he school gym. Perhaps 'rhe mosi' widely publi- cized dance is rhe Girl-Aslo Boy Dance. Here +he girl who has been eyeing +ha+ cer+ain guy may fake +he ini+ia+ive and invi+e him +o +he dance. The +heme of 'rhe Spring Girl-Aslo Boy Dance was +he King and l , under l'he chairmanship of Judi Sacks. All +he guys fhor- oughly enjoyed +hemselves for +he girls paid for +he en+ire eve- ning. The Junior Prom, anofher of fhe s+uden+ body dances, is pul' on by +he high iunior class. While if is called fhe junior prom H is 'For +he benefii' of 'Phe enfire school. The only res+ric+ed dance .-ji '2'i'e Q Q Q il , s X s 5 . 'P ' N x .fx 5 QR xg v x , ii S . Q 'QS X- J: xx ss .. X X Ii X is X X x I . ' v X 1 f' l 5. of fhe semesfer is fhe Senior Ball. Only fhe high and mighfy seniors and fheir dafes may fake advanfage of fhis dance. This is fhe lasf big dance for fhe graduafing seniors and if is offen looked back upon as fhe mosf memorable evenf of fheir enfire high school days. Under fhe leadership of Jack Sheehan, fhe second annual Sadie Hawkins Day was held fhis year. lf was a mosf evenfful and amusing day. lf sfarfed ouf wifh crazy clofhes, an assembly, a king and queen confesf, a whiskerino confesf, and con- cluded wifh fhe dance fhaf eve- ning. One of fhe affracfions of fhe evening was fhe Marrying Sam Boofh sponsored by fhe H-I2 class. This boofh proved fo be fhe mosf popular much fo fhe dismay of many of fhe boys. Sadie Hawkins Day is fhe big- gesf money-making evenf of fhe semesfer and also one of fhe mosf enjoyed by sfudenfs and faculfy alike. Among one of fhe more spirifed dances of fhe semesfer is fhe elecfion dance. Thaf nighf all of fhe newcoming elecfed sfudenf body offices are announced. The dance concludes a fhree-day campaign which includes elabor- afe posfers, placards, and signs. An elecfion assembly ferminafes fhe campaigning. Here all fhe candidafes are infroduced and some presenf a speech and skif. The following day elecfions are held and fhen on Friday nighf of fhe same week is fhe dance. There are clubs af school for every person who holds an in- feresf. For fhose inferesfed in foreign language, fhere is fhe Spanish, French, Lafin, and Ger- man Clubs. There is also fhe Fufure Homemakers of America, Fufure Business Leaders of America, Fufure Nurse's Club, and Fufure Teacher's Club which are for people mainly enfering fhe prospecfive vocafions. Those inferesfed in governmenf may ioin fhe Junior Sfafesmen's Club. Besides fhese, fhere is a Chess Club, Rifle Club, Science Club, Camera Club, and many, many ofhers. There are also honorary groups such as Thespians, Quill and Scroll, Honor Sociefy, Boys' Block S , and Girls' Block S Sociefy. Those inferesfed in iournalism may fry for a posi- fion on fhe Cargo or Anchors Aweigh sfaff. Those inferesfed in Drama may fry ouf for fhe spring musical or ferm play. All 'of fhese acfivifies corre- spond fo fhe inferesfs of fhe maiorify of sfudenfs. Wifh fhe sfrong supporf behind fhese ac- fivifies, clubs, and dances, if is easily seen why San Leandro High School is said fo have such an acfive sfudenf body. S1 fZ:f3f3 'i mit 3 : fggssgii , . s K: 1:-1 -as , -' - s r i X .g X ,t N... A 555. 111 ' is 4 .A V' f 1 , , Q-b I - W K sis, you N sg 3. ' 2 I LS l J, :XX i ix --iz ' X r BRUCE JOHNSTON President KATIE SPENCER Vice President f X I I L I ' l I I Q sf? GZIP tuclent A A 1 is B fx E Wfn sg i.i, I ii ' . 'w-.-ff fp sv- , , I+-'sf-germs: - A1239 f 24 1 , N ' :Mir-.N , .,-,Q-5:5 , -b My . Q , ' L I 1 . 1, . ss I 55 A si X xg X 1 I ' . ' sim - gms 5 - i , S L BILL I-IEINZE Buildings and Grounds 48 JACK SI-IEEI-IAN Boys' Affairs ' - K :N , 1 a ggi fs I , i f A ' f iff gif I P' I nf: - in A ' wa A f sf f il . JUDY GORDON LINDA KING Girls' Affairs Publications ROSEMARY OSTLER Music CHRIS ROJO Stage Manager The Sludenf Legislalure is a slrong funclioning body composed of delegafes elecled by s'IudenI's in each required subiecl course class in school. I+ has Ihe power +0 amend Ihe Conslifufion and pass on measures adopfed by 'rhe execulive board. Speaker Don Faria presided al all sessions during Ihe fall Ierm. E is s, --- se -I des r so -Nm f s,-T: vs I E , :f r ' 'N X sswss as-ss,ss....sa.ws, 3 'im r- ss.. xg 'Mist r , I l for JUDIE TEMPLE Secretary Q. in .Ml 7 ? ,Q 5 E DON FARIA Speaker of Legislature I, f-ivy, ,- . pq Wlfwwu li-,, y Mia ! , fn: Zh, 1, .Q-V A . :W 4 ,. -...Q Government ab N-...,,...L..,,f qi ROBBIE MQCARTHUR Chief Justice 'f 5' , X , , Zag lm ,aw ,Z , , 'z 3 . 'M V' ,, ,,A. D ,ZF WV 17 ig A-ww Ei' 5 A SANDY l-IELBLE JUDY SACKS Yell Leader Drama MARIANNE GINICHIO KARLETTA BARR Finance Entertainment FALL STUDENT COURT: lfop cen+erl Lincla Avey, Sec- relaryg Ron Palmeras, Bailiffg Robbie lvlacAr'rl1ur, Chief Jusficeg Anne Kraas, Associale Jusficeg Sancly Gordon, Associafe Jusfice. 49 L I . n. . Us :gb ,isafgl .Wf S! .. ' ,Q it I V r Q ' 'f i fi as W--in QW' y fl f Q i I 2 Gif' XS, lv of Q25 W 73? DON FARIA President JACK SHEEHAN Vice President PAT WALSH Secrefo ry BRUCE JOHNSTON Speaker of the Legislature 50 my I , WSF. Bragg? Pin El Siu nl s,,,,,,.,,,Y Q X-.........-.W ,.. .,,. ,.,,.,s:m -- V- -ml...- The Sfucleni' Legisla+ure iabovel is +he law making body of fhe sfudeni' gov- ernmenf. Legislafure is made up of represenfafives from each basic course class. Under fhe leadership of Bruce Johns+on, fhe group funcfioned very ef- fecfively 'Huis semesfer. xv X E? 2 if A W M' Q , P1 1 - 'W 3 1 - , 4 'jx ,, yi ,ii-VW f 5 Z 1. iw? 2 4 i X S gs 59 W :f f 3, J X QM SANDY l-lELBl.E LINDA WEBER SANDY GORDON Chief Justice Drama Publications JUDY SACKS PAT BRIDGEWATER JACK FUJII Entertainment Girls' Attairs Buildings and Grounds ANN KRASS GORDON KNIGHT BETTYJONEWBERRY Finance Boys' Affairs Advertising Student Court is the law enforcing body of the Student govern- ment. lt consists of a Chief Justice, four Associate Justices, two bailiffs, a Prosecuting Attorney, and Secretary. The Spring Court consisted iof: baclc row: Carl Bergantz, bailiffg Barbara Davis, Secretary: Dave Root, loailiffg Bob Shepherd, Prosecuting Attor- ney. Front row: Jerry Calunian and Gay Blackford, Associate Justices: Sandy Helble, Chief Justice, Marianne Ginochio and Darryl Jefferson, Associate Justices. e X X M V' Wifi Rh A ' Q i fist LINDA KING SANDRA GORDON Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Besides winning the Columbia Scho- lastic Award Cargo has pushed ahead of all high school papers by further- ing the interest of student body in regard to the school paper. This achievement, which is the result of educational information, student 'opinion and athletic results, was tur- thered by the excellent staffs and their sponsor. This year Cargo has begun a campaign 'lo inspire students to express their opinions regarding controversial editorials. Cargo has high hopes for the new staffs iusl' elected. 1 PAT WALSH Page Editor SALLY RICE Page Editor RUTH NEWMAN Page Editor DAVE OPIE Page Editor LINDA AVEY Advertising Manager DIANE TAVES Public Relations SUE LITTLE Exchange Editor SHARON FORSBERG Club Editor MARYLOU J ENN I NGS Business Manager WINIFRED SILVA Page Editor CHUCK RETZER Photographer ILA GROSS Ass't. Public Relations R . Sw.. CARGO REPORTERS: Back row: leff fo righf: Anne Medley, Laureen Mederios, Linda Riis, Bea Sanches, Mildred Moore, Lyneffe Fain, Sandy Helble, Nan Rhoads, Marilyn Sanders, Mary Es- cobar, Darlene McGaha. Fronf row: Darryl Reed, Sfeve Mark, Wayne Re, Len Fadda, Jack Sheehan. --A--f' T Sfeve Mark is a well-known lif- erary figure on fhe San Leandro campus. Sfeve served as fall presidenf of Quill and Scroll, was a reporfer on Cargo, was Liferary Edifor of fhe I957 Sex- fanf, and Edifor in Chief of fhe l958 Sexfanf. The Anchors Aweigh sfaff is also deeply in- debfed fo Sfeve for wrifing fhe poem on fhe end sheef. 53 exiani The firsf issue of Sexfanf, San Leandro's liferary magazine, was infroduced fo fhe sfudenf body during fhe Spring of I957. The Sexfanf was published by fhe San Leandro High School Eng- lish Deparfmenf wi'I'h fhe coop- erafion of fhe creafive wrifing, iournalism, and commercial arf classes. The Sexfanfs were sold by sfudenfs of various liferary and arf classes and organiza- fions. The Sexfanfs were sold nof 'only fo fhe sfudenfs buf fo many parenfs and friends also. This firsf issue boasfed Anifa Wesf as Managing Edifor, Sfeve Mark as Liferary Edifor, Barbara Kosman as Arf Edifor and a hosf of accomplished aufhors. This firsf edifion confained such memorable sfories as The Hunf- ers , by Jim Marinig Jamie , by Sfeve Mark, and Mafilda , by Deanna Quinfel. Poems were wriffen by Andra Cory, Diane Wheaffon, Nancy Auer, and Norma Auer, lllusfrafions for fhe firsf edifion was accredifed fo Dan Shurfiff, Kafhy Walsh, and Barbara Kosman. The faculfy advisors were Mr. Candido Sanfogrossi and Mr. James Grey. The second edifion of fhe Sex- fanf was puf on sale in fhe Spring of I958. Sfeve Mark was Edifor of fhis issue, while Mr. Sanfogrossi and Mr. Grey served again as fac- ulfy advisors. Keeping wifh fhe absfracf de- sign of fhe cover, illusfrafed by Charles Graziani, fhe remaining illusfrafions were absfracf ink skefched. All in all, San Leandro's liferary magazine, fhe Sexfanf, has so far been a greaf success and hopes are high for ifs confinu- ance. T',w I I I I I I I I I SANDRA GORDON Editor-in-Chief x XX wa .ii ,, , ,,, - S L 5 SPRING CARGO REPORTERS: Back row: Jerry George, Wayne Re, Bob Fer- iIiI'o, Ken RoIoff, Leonard Fadda, Gloria Bockum, Frank Hedley. Froni' row: Nan ,3- Z' B00KYI W2 WINIFRED SILVA DARLENE MCGAI-IA FRAN EMSLIE LEONARD FADDA POQQ Edlfnr Page Erlitor Pogo Editor Page Editor SHARON FORSBERG ILA GROSS MARY LOU JENNINGS ELAINE ROUSSEAU Newg Editor Public Relations Business Manager Exchange Editor DENNIS MELE Page Editor 54 HA-4 aww WN .iw we xv- WW, y K. - . 1 I Rhoads, lla Gross, Ramona Doelcle, Polly Murphy, Pai' Murphy, Barbara Nardine, Elaine Rouseau, Sieve Robb, Mary Lou Jennings. .glue RUTH NEWMAN Managing Editor ' ,.,.f . fs, , Q vw Q M HQ IH! M l Maman! 3 mmm To obfain membership in Quill and Scroll il is necessary 'io have accumulaied IOO inches in 'iype or fo have performed some comparable service. Fall members lleH +o righil were: Dave Opie, Sieve Robb, Ruih Newman, Diane Widlund, Sandy Gordon, Linda King, Sally Rice, Sue Pennis+en, Winifred Silva, Linda Avey, Chuck Reizer, Sfeve Mark. 55 NK x xi, i .. at wif,-z,...-f - E if .,,, fs?-. , , .1 v f .5 My Q . ': ' 1 X I +2 , t s sv .tee fab WL 'R af it 'Q Kg: , ' X33 MLe,,,,v . , NWN-- , -I zS:,.,, L - . A i ,----f v ' fi' 'M A v,,.,.--X V , , ff - . x 'ang ' gm. I ' s. N' s.. ANNE MEDLEY DARRYL REED Stott Member Stott Member BEA SANCHES LAUREEN MEDEIROS Business Monoger Loyout Editor DIANE WIDLUND LINDA RHS Stott Member Senior Editor As shown by the pictures on this page, the Anchors Aweigh Statt has devoted many tiring hours on the various aspects ot producing this boolc. The statt worked diligently tor one year to produce the finished product we have today. At the beginning ot the year there were boolas to sell, layouts to draw and a cover to decide on. Later on in the year each member was assigned a specitic 'ob relating the production ot the book. Pictures were scheduled, copy was assigned, and many statt meetings were needed before the boolc began to talce a recognizable shape. The statt, through worlcinq, has learned and experienced much more than we can say here. Anchors , stiff' x ' i -.:.f,.v ra . - ' 6 -. + se 1 I H M! 9 i 3 -,fn J ,f f. ,f Y . 14 7 Y K . Y. , 1 Z ff i, ' sae:-ea: W L V - ' Q X - 14 ,-..L.f1,,, - ,fax ,Jw , V s ' ., +:1,g+:2'511zf ' ff , i or -xi. W, if,- .f 3 .Jigga f'+,gi1'1 , i-- 7 - 1- vz21.wz.'1iffr.ix ' f . I tv? 5 -zkzzfififf ' , A- ' JH ' Y ' , of A V we A -t f5??t,.ii551 li 5 nf-ag wwe WFS Q,.,wnl9 'k fm-Mgx twigs LINDA WEBER Copy Editor SANDY HELBLE Senior Editor LYNETTE FAI N Associote Editor 2 . ,4,, .. it ,S iw ' Y' JACK SHEEHAN Sports Editor JUDY SACKS Picture Editor LINDA MURRAY Art Editor SUE PENNISTEN Editor f, 4 J -..,, 7 7w51. 5--W., . M 'HL 4 Direc+or of 'rhe Nigh+ of January I6, Samuel Levine, is shown raising his fingers as he gives his final approval of fhe producfion. Vir+ually every phase of s+uden+ 'l'alen'r is broughl' info fhe annual +erm play. This scene illus+ra+es1'he iury which was made up of members of +he audience. Near fhe close of +he play I+ is +his group which gives +he final verdicl and decides +he ending of +he show. The en+ire cas+ and audience will find H' hard fo forge+ fhe exci+emen+ of 'lhis fine 'lerm play. ighi of January 'l6ill nn llllllltim, Hank Jones and Judy Schechler demons+ra+ed fheir acfing abilily in 'one of ihe more serious scenes of fhe ferm play. Hank Jones, prose- cu+ing aH'orney, and Judy Schechler, aHorney for +he defense are shown here as +hey each presenf fheir case. ln lhe closing scene +he casi gafhers around for lheir final encore. H' is a+ fhis momenl' +ha+ lhey are able +0 'feel all of fhe emofional impacl of 'rhe play. The 'lerm play, presenfed every fall, is always an enioyable produc+ion for fhe enlire sfudenf body. Carousel was presenfecl for 'rhe firsi' Hme on 'l'he San Leandro High School s+age on May 22 and 23. This musical was a fremendous hil' on Broadway and was s'I'aged a+ 'rhe Curran Thea- 'rer in San Francisco in +heir lighl' opera series. San Leandro's produc+ion, sfarring Penny How- leH as Julie and ScoH' Sampson as Billy, in- cluded 22 dancers and a large number of singers and ac+ors. Besides +he people seen on siage. +here were many working behind +he scenes under +he able clirecfion of Mr. Doyl Carmichael. The play was accompanied by +he band, di- recfed by Mrs. Virginia Henry. Dancers were prepared for +heir roles by Mr. Kenne+h Soares, and +he enlire produc+ion was direcfed by San Leandro's drama feacher, Mr. Samuel Levine. The casl' held +heir annual cas+ parfy a+ 'rhe high school swimming pool following fhe Friday nigh+ performance. f X Qui I i ' The Music Deparlmenl' has had a ' very evenlful and successful year. Under 'rhe leadership of Mr. Ellerfh Larson and Mr. Donald Phillips, 'rhe various groups have parl'icipal'ed in ' such even+s as school assemblies, P.T.A. meeiings, church organizalfions, music lies+ivals, spring musicals, lerm plays, and open house. The groups under +he iurisdic+ion of lhis heading are +he Folowing: Girls Glee, A Cap- pella Choir, SwingeH'es, Dance Band, Pep Band, and Orcheslra. ,XS 1 The orches+ra is a very imporianf phase of +he musical deparfmenf. Un- der +he leadership o'F Mr. Donald Phillips, +hey played lhe orcheslral background for +he spring musical, assemblies and l'he All Cify Music Youfh Fesfival. Girls Glee, under fhe leadership of Mr. Ellerih Larson, is composed of all inleresfed girls who desire fo learn singing and vocalizafion in a large group. They have appeared in various pro- grams concerning 'rhe school and Hs music deparlmenfs. They have improvised novel'l'y numbers. One of fhese novell songs is enfilled The Echo . Approximafely six girls make up The echo: The number is delighffully enioyed by all. 60 waivl- an The above group of girls represenfs fhe Swing- effes, a service group which performs for various charifable organizafions. Mr. Ellerfh Larson is fhe sponsor. The girls from leff fo righf are: Marge Henderson, firsf soprano: Paf Freund, alfernafing wifh Barbara Rosenfeld, firsf soprano: Laureen Mecleiros, second soprano: Sandy Gardner, alfog Lenore Gray, second soprano: Diane Kearsley, alfo. Performing af various funcfions and clubs, fhe A Cappella Choir during fhe currenf year pleased many an audience. The Music Fesfival, school assemblies, P.T.A. meefings, and Open House are iusf a few of fhe many performances fhey gave. According fo Mr. Ellerfh Larson, di- recfor, fhis is fhe smallesf group buf one of fhe mosf oufsfanding ever produced af San Leandro High. 61 The Rally CommiH'ee is composed of young men eager fo see and mainfain orderly school spirif. They are always tuclent Members of lhe Science Club are in- +eres+ed in +he unders+anding of 'lhe Y The firsl' picfure above consisls of members of De-bale Club. The members of lhis club have conlesls wifh ofher schools as well as speeches for service clubs. The nexl pic+ure down shows 'rhe Fufure Teachers of America. This Club's purpose is lo show fhese young prospecfive 'reachers 'rhe clufies and responsibililies of reaching. The las'r picfure above includes members of Nurses Club. Their main purpose is faking excursions fo near-by hos- Eifals in order lo learn abou? iheir procedure. They also ave medical leciures. world around fhem. They have many Els VE' :wi .14 62 S 1 M a'r work al' a+hle'I'ic evenfs and con- +ribu'I'ing much +o 'rhe spirii' of 'lhe occasion. al , S I me v a 3 A as X v-fx 0rg n'zations discussions, field 'lrips and class ex- perimenfs. 63 is The 'rop piciure shows fhe Fulure Homemakers of America. The girls are preparing 'rhemselves +o sei oul' on fheir lives as homemakers. Members of The Key Club in +he middle pic+ure are sfudenfs wi+h above averages. Some iof 'lheir acfivi- 'ries include being sfudenl advisors, having car checks and being of service 'ro 'rhe school and communify. The boH'om picfure above shows members of +he Girls' League. These girls are a credil 'lo fhe school in malcing new girls welcome. A new girl's lea and fashion show is presenled by lhese girls every year for members of Girls' League. FR? T W. X .x ' x.xx i 5 T fr, Q. .figwif 'N .QQ .g mf' CM as 5 .5.NQ,-gms. ,xxx .M W Nas gssslqw saw... -.xkgs K. - A X .X 5 xg W.. ..,.x.. -. .x.xxX . ...x .... . M .... w... ---- - -- S - ,v during lhe games. 1 0, X. Shown above are lhe members of 'rhe Pep Club. These girls learn yells and keep up fhe spiril' Many of 'lhese girls wore burmuda skirfs +o foolball games las+ season. url S, --N The members of Spanish Club are faking Spanish as 'iheir lan- age requisife. They learn more aboul' Spanish-speaking coun- +ries and +heir cus+oms in +his club. They go on many exciiing and in+eres+ing excursions and acquire a greai knowledge aboul' 'l'he Spanish-speaking peo- ple ancl +heir ways. Members from +he Enlerfainers Guild presenf an annual Guild assembly. Only a cer+ain num- ber 'of ac+s are selecled each ferm. This club demons+ra+es excellenl 'ralenf given 'ro San Le- andro and many ofher schools also. 64 The Junior Srafesmen consis'l' of s+uden+s who are governmen+- minded. This club makes legis- lafion, has debafes, parliamen- +ary procedures, conveniions concerned wi'rh governmenf, e+c. They also handle P.T.A. Chrisf- mas clo'l'hing and food drives. The girls in Girls' Block 'S' have earned IOOO poinfs in G.A.A. plus 'Four leadership poinls. Their ac'I'ivi+ies for fhe year include ushering al' plays, giving service +o fhe P.E. Depar+men+, and or- ganizing social ac+ivi+ies. The girls also have a picnic fwice a year. The Boys' Block 'S' lbelowl con- sis+s of boys who have earned +heir block in an au+l1orized sporf. Some of fheir many ac'riv- ifies include ini+ial'ion 'For new members, ushering assemblies. holding various sales, and assis+- ing wifh orien+a+ion day. The boys made a large profil lasl' year on fheir sale of ball poin'l' pens. The proliifs wen+ fowards fhe purchase of a+hle+ic equip- men+. iv. 5 2 W S' ' -J A is 4 46 I in W O I D? N ,f ,.. ' x ,D x 1 Q a ' Y 4' xl 1 1. fx fx sw X fax 7 L . 1 v N Q six nc I Q-. ,., ,, 5 N 5 gy NM 1' ' i 7 x F bf L -g.fi.,s- 3 .,5',:,. va. .,, Q '. Q-, I gg N ' 4' Qi' as ' 2- X R- ' - 3 .2 ' 1 vs .- .4 ,y ffl' Q- V 5 I sw, V , . X gg 'i ' - 26 1 , .Ms V ' . , ,Q 4 ' If' K +,, in 1-If A+ San Leandro High we have four main hon- 'orary groups. To belong 'ro fhese one mus'I' meei' +he requiremenfs sei' by fhe organizalion. The four clubs lpicfured herel are Quill and Scroll, Thespians, Honor Sociefy and California Scholarship Federafion. Quill and Scroll lfop leffl is a iournalism or- ganizafion wi+h Mr.Can- didio Sanlogrossi as i+s advisor. H consis+s of people who have earned IOO inches in eifher +he Cargo or Anchors Aweigh. Thespians lleffl is a group composed of in- feresfed drama sfuclenfs. To join 'I'he sociefy one mus+ have earned 'l'en poinfs fhrough work on +erm plays or musicals. Mr. Sam Levine is 'lhe sponsor. Honor Sociely and C.S.F. lrigh+l are groups which give admission wifh The acquisiiion of cerlain grade require- menis. Mr. Earl McGhee is +he sponsor. 66 ,- ,... My x Q A ,wf ,f , ' if My 1 WQW4' ff 212' 9 f 13 fm . -ww , .--WW., .Q- onor c ehes 2 , L ,. ,...... ,.,... , A- ff X X X16 f fy 0 vm 'V f X Q ww. 5 -x Awww: f' Jun We Fall Class Board .mal Spring Class Board FALL OFFICERS: JEANETTE FAIN, Presidenfg GLORIA CLIF- TON, Vice-Presidenlg CYNTHIA WATERMAN, Secrelary SPRING OFFICERS: DENNIS WHITE, Presidenfg GLORIA CLIF- TON, Vice-Presiclenh SYLVIA MEARS, Secrefary. 63 lass of .Iune 60 . www- -X. A X . r wg EFX X ,Q ,X X N , . I 1 - IVV! X ,Q X ., -A - N' K .4 V! as X A X . f sf X X fn X - - -7- 'f F 2, 3 S .f 1 'andy' mt K 'iw 1 f E 5: f--. Q 11 A, , -. - . 7 , ,,,, X' , X ..-',, '- f ., 'e 3-fu 4 ' 1 , y ff-H' 4 Xml s , , ,X W , ,. 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' ' 1 Gordon Nickison Elaine Nislett James Norolie Nancy Norman William Novak AI Nully Gary Olimpia Michelle Ostrom Doug O'Sullivan Ken Oswill Deanna Paiua Jeanette Parejo Andy Parolazi Jay Peace Pat Petersen Adrienne Plotkin John Polinsky Irene Postigo Dorthory Power Robert Prater Jim Pursley Pat Quintel Bernard Re Larry Re Vernon Rishel Reina Robles Ted Rose Barbara Rosenfeld Mildred Ross Kay Rutledge Connie Rynberg Daniel Salotti Wayne Salter Scott Sampson Evangeline Santos Barbara Schmierer Pam Sherizen Jackie Shinnick Sharon Short Marilyn Smiley Carmen Souza Suzanne Sousa Cynthia Stanhope Vic Stewart Sally Stone Andrea Sullivan Don Sutton Deanna Taylor Joann Taylor Robert Tette Jules Thom Marilyn Tonkin Phillip Toon David Teanor Janet Tullis Lucille Valdez Barbara Vandrent Joyce Vargas Norma Vasquez Rae Velasco Sharon Wallace Kathleen Walsh Elaine Warner X Q +5 K ..f xx as an V fag -f S MQ' ' .3 , S - E , SP' oil X :, QL Q 'td K4 R W i X X .. 4-W f l 7 .R . s 1, ' 1 ' A, 1. . ,sf F A 6 4 Jeanie Weisser Claricecl Weld Wilma West Robert Westman Sur Wetzel George Williams Jackie Williams Donna Wood LINDA DeMARIA Fall Secretary JUDY BOWLIN Spring Secretary Q ,, H W 5 5 fav'-f1,.NQ an , .M ,.... h ,. i ' QL, A 3 ' ,E- I Q4 ss LINDA GONZALES Secretory ED AUGER Vice-Presideni BARBARA FERNAN DES President 81 C ass of January 1961 Ms ff' b Y -. A fs i l ? ai I x . na M 1 ill vi f mf ,. ,A au' M7 Fall Class Board l Q Spring Class Board Social diviiies ., Y Q, A 3 The Cargo sraff is faking +ime-ou+ 'ro perform Some counselees of Mrs. McLaren are busily +he necessiries 'of newspaper work. comparing fheir schedules for iheir lasi' year ai' San Leandro High. Sadie Hawkins Day was a gala day-off for mosr of 'rhe sfuclenl' body. The couples in +he above picrure are running for Daisy Mae and L'iI Abner. Thai nighf 'the Sadie Hawkins Dance was held, and ihe winners of +he conlesr were announced. 82 ,... Some High Senior boys are enjoying lunch while Sadie Hawkins Day brough+ noi' only a dance bu+ hamming H' up for 'rhe Anchors Aweigh phoiog- an assembly where each class presenfed a slcif. rapher. ll' appears +ha+ Keifh Yagi is noi' aboul' The High Juniors, above, are going all our for +o be lefi' ioui' of fhis picfure. makeup before 'rhey go on siege. 83 i Here, in pic+ures, is a resume of ac- +ivies a+ San Leandro High School 'rhis pasr year. A+ lower lef+ is a shof of Buddy Weber announcing fhe winner of fhe Whiskerino con+es+. Judi Sacks, dance chairman and Jack Sheehan, over-all chairman, look on. Jusi' above +ha+ queens. They were: Terry O'Shay, Nancy McQuade, Karen Hexem, Nancy Reesink and Rosemary Hun+- ing. Top leff we find Carolyn Losasso, school freasurer, being held up on Sadie Hawkins day. Mrs. Losasso's help and assisfance were immeasur- able. Nexi' we see Larry Branco buy- ing some cake from GAA members Nadine Cafone and Shirill Tonkin. Direcily above us we see a sho+ of 'I-he L-I2 ski+ in +he Sadie Hawkins day assembly. Jusi' above Thar picrure we see fwo Block S inifiaies having .3 84 5.4 race +o see who can push fhe milk carfon +he furfhesl' wi+h his nose. A+ fhe fop righf we see lover Lee Gallardo puHing fhe ring 'on Helen Valerio's finger as preacher Armond Phillips looks on. This was 'lhe H-I2 booih al' Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. Jusi' underneafh fhal' shol' we see a picfure of +he crowd a+ a Pirafe bas- kefball game. The Pirafe Baske+ball squad lied for second in S-A.C.A.L. compeiifion. The lasi' shof, boH om righf, is of Ernie Velarde, whiskerino ho eful, walking pasf fhe iudges sfancii The iudges were Mrs. Carolyn LoSasso, Bruce Johnsfon, Miss Helen MacDonald, Mr. Fredric Taigen, Mrs. Connie Birkie, and Don Faria. Velarde lafer weni' on +o win 'rhe con+es1'. These are iusi' a few of 'rhe ac+ivi+ies which made fhis year, i957-I958, +l1e besf ever af San Leandro High. 85 Varsity ln aihleiics l'his was San Leandro's finesi' year. ln all +he hisfory of San Leandro High School Spor+s we have never capiured as many championships as 'rhe Pirafes broughl' home +his year. The fooiball, 'rennis, baseball, and 'rrack reams each +ook home a championship in 'rhe souihern division of +he A.C.A.L. while fhe swim- ming +eam look home fhe A.C.A.L. champion- ship. There are many people and fhings +ha+ led fhe Pira+es 'ro vic+ory in +he various spor+s. The 'reams of course s+and oul' as being mos+ im- por+an'r, buf behind +he lines we know +he coaches, managers, facul+y, fimers, yell leaders and sfudenl' body led lo +he championships. In foolball, Coach Biff Crawley led his 'ieam 'io a spofless league record. The Pira+es losl' a close game +o Monferey and 'Pied Cas+lemon'i. The Pirafes foughf hard for fheir vicioriesg none came easy. ln +he S.A.C.A.L. one year +he Pirales proved +ha+ 'rhey could sfand up in a league made up of a+hle+ic gianfs. In Baske+ball, San Leandro's casaba men over- came a rough prac+ice season 'ro end up in a At et cs 'rie for second place in league play. Lou Franz's baskelballers had +o overcome a lack of heighi' in 'rheir various games. ln wres+ling San Leandro had a rough lime. The wres+ling squad was young and inexper- ienced. The ieam, under Coach Clarence Sey- mands, was sirong in some respecis bu'I' weak in oihers. The wresflers came a long way over +he season and all boys made noficeable improve- menis. In baseball San Leandro did very well. Wi+h a fine prac+ice season, 'rhe Piraies losi' a couple of league games bui' s+ill coped +he S.A.C.A.L. Baseball +i1'le. The baseball feam was greal' in every respec+. Their spiri'r, as well as fhe spiri+ in o+her San Leandro feams was domineering +hrough +heir season. The baseball +eam under +he direciion of Jim Johns+on was a well rounded and hard working 'I'eam. ln swimming +he Pira+e aquamen opened 1'heir new swimming pool +his season by coping +he A.C.A.L. championship. The swimmers cons+an+ly brough'r +heir +imes down. lmprovemenfs were visible in all swimmers a+ +he Universify of .,,, . V Ii V iii 1-We .1......,,,. L J 4 i r .x si a . 5 i ,, ,Sf i h, x x l , . 1 ll. A it NJA . l . i, X California pool, where fhe Piraies won 1'he counfy crown. Coach Brown broughi fhe aqua- men a long way in fhree years 'io a well de- served championship. ln fennis San Leandro was greai again as +hey won fhe S.A.C.A.L. league championship. The iennis ieam, very small in number as compared +o ofher Pirafe spyor+s, represenfed San Leandro well. Chalk up anolher vic+ory for +he Pirafes. Like +he Tennis squad +he Golf +eam was relafively small. The players, coached by Harold Spady, had a very shori' season during which ihey represenfed San Leandro well. The irack squad was ano+her crown winner. For firsi' iime in Piraie cinderman his+ory, San Leandro won +he fraclc +i+le. Deferminaiion and forfiiude broughi' ihe Piraies fheir +i+le. Con- gra1'ulai'ions+o Coach Knechi and his cindermen. A remarkable fefe well done. i957-58 will never be forgo'H'en in San Lean- dro a+hle+ic hisfory. The winning of +he five championships is a +ribu+e 'io ihe aihlefes and coaching siaff a+ San Leandro High School. ,N ., ' . X X '- s 1' ' f f ' ' , , W. ici , Q 6- . f X ,ff m ix as s K w V s x Ns 'M ' - V 3'X : rv as a ,, e Y x, R X, X X 5 sw vi .N r - xg: 'imaw Q 1 2 -'Y ,, K A . ..- . - EK N, . S fi' w Q N w m s s - rx -A' fe K 'Q 2 f Q 5 f ' E M ak ,n . .wwawxawmiiiwv my X ,www S . A .wwf N i A WM.. ..,., as xxx-1 Xxxx W six poinfer. The Pirafes, fired-up for fhis game, ran passecl, and liferally oufclasseci fhe Jefs fo assure fhemseives of af leasf a fie in fhe S.A.C.A.L. op Tiil ,pf QL ff Coaching sfaff for fhe Pirafe eleven are from leff fo righf: Biff Crawley, head varsify coach, Woody Daley, assisfanf varsify coach, Lou Franz, chief scoufp Bob Weber: junior var- sify coach, and Harry Knechf, sophomore coach. f A ,sss ,. ,Q , A Q'tx .. ALL A.C.A.L. SELECTIONS: John Brumfield, Wayne Re, Thorne an Hacker, LeRoy Galardo, AI Branco. Seleciions noi' picfureclz Jerr Machado, Tim Pender, Ben Shorum, Gary Borden. 5 Y , N Q N . sf X? X afg, W ' we aw ,ia :Ns , , The yell leaders This foofball season did a fine job of keeping Q A spirii' high in 'rhe sfands. They are from leH +o righ'r: Coni Schip- per, Armond Phillips, head yell leader Sandy Helble, Dave Roof, and Andrea Anderson. 55-rr lm. r,,. gil, S Casflemoni defenders close in on Pira+e Tim Pender as he malces a run around lef+ end. The Knigh+s, who la+er weni' on 'lo win 'rhe O.A.L. championship, had 'ro figh+ hard while limi+ing +he San Leandrans +o only one +ouchclown. This, our firsf game, was similar +o our firsi' game lasf year when we fied Berk- eley by +he idenfical score, 6-6. Gary Borden 93 -47V When San Leandro played M+. Diablo, a subs+i+u+e for flu slricken Alameda, fhe Pirales had quife a game on +heir hands. The gridders had 'lo come from behind +o jump +he man from Diablo. One week la+er fhe fool'- ball 'l'eam from San Leandro gof sh-o+s profecfing H' from +he Asi- afic flu. Pirafes Frank Cheli and Joe Sanfiago break fhrough +he hoop as foofball queens Nancy Reesink, Karen l-lexem and Rosemary Hunfing wa+ch en- fhusiasfically. Before each game 'I'he coach would appoini' co- capfains for each game. The queens were elecfed by +he s+u- den+ body and were presenl al' all 1'he Pirafes' home games. 91 John Brumfield John Cannizzaro QAM A L Thorne Hacker and Ben Shorum make an effor1'+o carch Arroyan Joe Hill as he skirrs righ+ end For a gain of sevenleen yards. San Leandro had +o come from behind +o bea+ rhe 'fired up Don +eam. 2f'-Nsl - Pirafe Gary Borden plunges over linemen To pay-dir1', adding six more poinfs +o a mounfing San Leandro score. As underdogs, San Leandro lrounced fhe Sparrans, who had previously been unbeafen and unlied for fourreen slraighl' games. Shown coming fo assisf his Sparlans on The lackle is All-S.A.C.A.L. back, Jerry Campbell. Frank Cheli Rich Gray Thorne Hacker WW Q Pirafe Tim Pender gallops around leff end agains+ Hayward High, climax- ing a grea+foo1'ball year wH'h a spofless league record. ln fhe game San Leandro had 'ro face +wo opponenfs, Hayward and over confidence. Bu? 'rhe Bucs proved +o be rheir usual selves and won rhe S.A.C.A.L. championship hands clown. San Leandro 39-Hayward 0. Pira+e AI Branco, All-S.A.C.A.L. guard on bofh 'offense and defense, demons'l'ra+es a P.A.T., which he was successful wifh fhroughoui' +he season. Wayne Re is down +o hold The ball, a fask as imporranl' as 'Phe kick ilself. Pira'res 27-Rebels I3. ggw, Vu.. Y U, Q 1aefasxN W- XXV-ANN VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: Top row: Manager Jerry Fernandez, Head Coach Biff Crawley, Coach Woody Daley, Wilber Smifh, Thorne Hacker, Larry Lindsey, Dave Malkin, Doug Colins, Rich Hacker, Pirafe foofballers broughf fame and glory fo San Leandro lasf fall. Only in fhe S-ACAL fwo years and fhe Pirafes broughf home a champion- ship fo San Leandro. Here is a resume of fhe Pirafe league games: Bucs 27-Rebels 13. Coming back from sud- den disasfer in fhe opening minufes fhe Bucs showed fhe abilify fo oufplay fhe Rebels. A fine defensive efforf by fhe Bucs held fhe 'opposifion fo 32 yards rushing and pasing. Bucs 33-Spurfans 14. The Bucs mef Casfro Valley, a feam fhaf had won I2 games in a row. They opened up a fremendous ground affack, as fhey rolled up 33l yards on fhe ground fo soundly crush fhe Sparfans. Bucs 26-Dons 14. Baffling fhe overconfi- N X X! Gary Borden. Cenfer row: Trainer Bill Diaz, Rich Gray, Fred Yruefa, Al Branco, Rich Johnson, Don Barfolo, Tim Pender, Bob Newman, Jerry Machado, Wayne Re, Ben Shorum. Boffom row: Coach Lou dence bug for beffer fhan fhree quarfers, fhe Pirafes came fo life lafe in fhe game fo push over fwo quick fouchdowns. Making numerous misfakes fhroughouf fhe game, fhey, however, had fhaf liffle exfra fo sfop fhe Dons. Bucs 38-Jets 12. This was fhe big one! The Bucs did nof say anyfhing going fo fhe game. However, fhey did a powerful lof of fhinking, and if paid off as fhey crushed fhe Jefs. Giving fhe enemy an early fouchdown, fhe Bucs pro- ceeded fo pick fhe highly rafed Jefs fo pieces. Bucs 39-Farmers 0. The final game of fhe season. Many fhoughf fhe Bucs would have fwo foes - Hayward, and overconfidence. They quickly dispelled fhe laffer as fhey ran all over fhe Farmers. Gary Borden rushed for over 200 94 K ss V ,h X .Neg . Q A . as .5 s s, gigs., . .,., S if yy Franz, Al Sanchez, Leroy Galardo, John Brumfield, Keifh Yagi, Joe Sanfiago, Larry Branco, Frank Cheli, Dave Duarfe, Terry Sfinneff, John Cannizzarro. yards in his final game, while fhe Buc offense compiled over 500 yards rushing and passing. Wifh fhe Pirafes' winning of fhe Soufhern Ala- meda Counfy Afhlefic League foofball cham- pionship, head coach Biff Crawley and his sfaff were iusfly proud. Buf along wifh fhe praise given +0 fhe members of fhe squad we can nol' afford fo 'overlook fhe superb coaching iob done by members who did a fremendous iob scoufing for fhe Pirafes. The success of fhis year's feam came fhrough all around cooperafion from fhe coaches, squad members, fhe adminisfrafion, sfudenf body, and yell-leaders. Wifhouf fhis good spirif and coop- erafion if is clear fhaf we would nof be fhe proud holders Kof fhe fifle we now possess. 95 'ZF suxx M0281 W . AI Branco Tim Pender 1958 Y San l.eandro's sophomore grid- ders, +omorrow's s+ars, pose wilh Coaches Lou Franz llelifl and Hary Knechl' liar righfl. The song girls from San Leandro gave added pride +o +he school. They are from lefl' +0 righ+: Marge Henderson, Ann WhiH'- ing+on, Judy Kerr, Linda avey, Diane Burger, Launa Richmond, Karlerfa Barr, Penny HowleH, and Bonnie Bingham. Jerry Machado Bob Newman JUNlOR VARSITY TEAM: Top row: Coach Lou Franz, George Williams, Bob Jones, Rich Jarvi, Can Rodrigues, Hank Klamarh, John Rice, Jerry Donnally, Paul Wolfson, Coach Bob Weber. Cenler row: Dave Duarle, Jim Nordle, Mike Davis, Glenn Her- mandes, B. J. Re, John Polinslcy, Norm Luengo, Dennis DeCruz. Bollom row: Rich Hacker, Dave Malkin, Don Barlolo, Joe Calvo, Larry Branco, Joe Alga, Bob Silva, Reggie Cornelious. 96 WV Q 45 W' .N Wayne Re AI Sanchez Joe San'riago Ben Shorum Terry S+inneH' Fred Yrue+a an vvL.4w.zeas1. fy ,.ms:va,xW.2'm ,.. mwwummmsuxwlmwn umm. rmmw1mn COACH LOU FRANZ al Pirare Larry Branco goes up for a sl1o'I' during 'lhe game againsl' Arroyo High. The Pirafes, wifh a handicap of heighf enrered +he S.A.C.A.L. bas- kerball race as a dark horse. San Leandro, affer a good second round, ended up in a 'lie for second place in league s+andings. Ba keibull rw Essel forward Gary Calcaqno jumps up for a shol' as Jer de- fender af'remp+s fo block +he ball. The Pirafes dropped boil-, league games +0 Encinal, who wenf on fo win +he S-ACAL baslcefball lille. 98 Arroyo Baslcefballers figh+ 'For +he ball as Pira'I'e Bill Brusslar is wedged belween +hem. ln baskelball where fouls are a dime a dozen, many fouls go unnoficecl. The baslcefball 'l'eam foughl' hard during 'lheir league games and represen+ed San Leandro well on +he cour'l'. gf COACH WOODY DALEY Pirafes Bill Brussfar lI0l and Rich Grey ll7l fighi' for ball wi1'h visiring Encinal player during lhe second round 'of 'I'he S-ACAL.' Two Arroyo Dons go up for a lay in during ihe second game of +he.year againsi' 'I'he Pirafes. Larry Branco lrighfl prepares +0 g0 up and block 'I'he shol' during crucial game, 99 1 ' nw ai M vigil 3 ' ' wks The Pirale yell leaders for fhis year's baslcerball season were: Andrea Anderson, Jim Branco, Head yell leader Diana Burger, Ed Beames, and Michelle Osh-um. They sparked +he Pirafe casaba men a'r all home and many away games. Members of fhe I957-58 Varsify Baslce+ball 'leamz back row: lefl' ':o righfz Reggie Cornelius, Larry Branco, Rich Breves, Pal' Ferris, Pal' Bellini and Manager Bill Diaz. Fronl' row: Rich Grey, Ron Rodriguez, Bill Bruss+ar, Gary Calcagno, Ken Oswill, and Man- ager Sleve Crisf. A+ righl: The Junior Varsily bas- kefball +eam, who showed an impressive seasoninlhe S-ACAL. A lo+ of lhese boys will see var- sily acfi-on nexl year under Coach Lou Franz. J.V. Coach Woody Daley gave fhem valu- able experience for fheir fufure years on +he varsi+y squad. 100 Tl1e San Leandro High song girls for fhe Bas- kefball season were, lop row: S a n d y Pavon, Jackie S hi n i c h, Sybil J o l'1 n s o n. Froni' row: Nancy C l e v e r, Head Song Girl Judy Kerr, Judy Loyd, Karen Wolf. W A ,Qi 1, 5 'N Ara X X Ks f as fin vw, no 3 X - A ,E , Q ,,.,,: . - , ..,. 2 - ' im V-4225? .1 1 N. 4 J ' gy 'Q- Baseball 'fr Wlvsa.-t'Lx i i i i is z' L A l Coach Jim Johnsfon also broughl' a championship +o San Leandro lhrough his baseball leam. This was one of San Le- andro's grealesl years on lhe if baseball field. The spiril' of lhe Sliding in+o firsl base, a Casfro Valley baseballer fries +o gel' back horsehiderswas presenl' lhrough- on base safely. His aHemp+, however, proved in vain as Pirafe oul' +he season. Firsl' Baseman Gary Calcagno pu+s him ouf. ,,,,....,.w,,,, If f Varsily baseball, lop: Coach Jim Johnsfon, Fred Ferriera, Alex Kiraze, Gary Calcagno, Larry Branco, Rich Gray, Al Branco. Fronl' row: Dennis DeCruz, John Ramos, LeRoy Gallardo, Bob Ferolilo, Al Sbranfi, Dennis Corfi, Larry Warren. 102 FYY' 'Q-P X 'N-.wJ AL SBRANTI Caprain San Leandro Baseballers rush off fhe field affer +heir friumphani' vic+ory over +he Casrro Valley Sparfans. The Pira're's wins proved fo be 'l'oo many for 'their opponenis as +he Pirafes 'look +he S-A.C.A.L. League Baseball +H'le. - X'-L X f , ., . qxxu Q ,V r ,-:wa W , 1 .g .,.. ...d. u r 5 -fr ,..d,::- ' A4 , b f hw 4 f Q f , 9 N . , ! 5 . f f if V X Q43 - ,L . 8 f-F' es , IV .,,,,,l i V H , ' i Vlit S to , Q Q John Ramos Leroy Gallarclo Bob Ferolifo Al Branco Jim Smifh Rich Gray Larry Warren Dennis Corri I 9 Y . X ,ff .i 4 I A f C.,,:. ' ' ,L ,,, Q V R '+. , V,-, i ' R , R is ::Eg. , '- . ? ', ,J ,..,., 4 , . C Pira+e Piicher Johnny Rammos beafs +he ball 'l'o firsi' base as ihe Pirares gel' an- o'rher hi+. The Pirales lafer weni' on fo beaf Casiro Valley in a league game. Ramos pifched a no hiHer and was chosen as prep of +he week for his efforf. N WNW 'sf- XJ Baseball Coach Jim Johnson is shown ialking +o his championship Piraies. Coach Johnson is quiie a colorful aHrac+ion a+ baseball games, as well as being a greai' coach. Head 'WSIS' ,-.-Q ,, We iw T. wlli -W - ' A ., 4 i Wg if ,N ig? Junior Varsiiy Baseball, hop row: Vic S'l'ewar+, Ja-:lc Downey, Anione, Pislano, Tom Dalfon, John Roclericlf, Coach Bob Weber. lvliclclle row: Ari' Delalorres, Rich Sweeney, Marv Amaral, Danny Rodrigues, Ron Roclrigues, Pai Bellini, Don Faullon, John Lincoln, Rich Delgado, Carl Dice, Sal Segovia, Tom Smiih. resiling Mr. Clarence Sieman, coach of San Leandro's wresrling Team, led a young and inexperienced leam lasf winler. Sieman, a malh reacher al San Leandro, gained his experience as a collegiare wresrler al' +he Universiry of California. Thus he is gralified for his coaching posifion. The wres+ling feam had a rough sea- son bul' +heir enumerable de- feafs were over-shadowed by rheir spiri'l'. Essel wresllers Bob Frosl' and Mike MoH'a demonslrale a hold as 'ream- males look on. The wresflers had a 'lough season, bu'l' +he improvemen'l's made were quile eviclenf. Top: Jim Pineo, Bill Williams, Dennis Chekedis, Chuck Smilh, Doug Nakishinea. Middle: John Rice, Ed Halherly, Bob Silva, Kix Kafo, Fred Yruera, John Cannizzaro. Bollom: Joe Calvo, Dan Landers, Jack Fuiii, Ed Guflery, Bob Frosf, Mike MoH'a, Frank Lopez. 105 Pirale Swimmers b'ough'l home fheir firsl cham- pionship fo San Leandro fhis year. The aquamen won +he A.C.A.L. Championship under lhe guid- ance of Coach Bob Brown. The Pirafes faced fheir +oughesl' season lhey ever had. Thelswrimt mers had a full schedule, and, al+hough fhey had some rough fimes, +he improvemenr was im- measurable. The swimming +eam, incomparable in spiril' won some of lheir long eslablished rivals. Cas+lemon'r, Hayward, Richmond, and Acalanes all fell 'ro 'rhe migh+y Pirale for fhe firsl' 'rime in +heir hisfories. Coach Brown, in his fhird year as Pirafe men+or, srafed +ha+ every boy on fhe feam made a noriceable improvemenl' during 'lhe season. Congra+ula+ions are indeed due fo C-oach Brown and his swimmers who broughl' home a cham- pionship +o +he new Pira+e pool. l958 PIRATE VARSITY: back row: Bill Diaz, Lee Arnold, Dave Bell, Jerry Leon, Kip Olney, Rich Aieska, Doug Geis, John Rice, Danny King, Dick Palmer, Bob Shafzen, and Coach Bob Brown. Fronl' row: Larry Pearson, Chick Smifh, Brian Foss, Jack Sheehan, Gary Hennings, Jim Foley, Roy Childs, and Jim Leard. 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'is y 9 if , i 2 x X 1 V - Pirale Jim Foley lrighll. back- slroking his way lo finish in 'lhe I00 yard backslroke. Pirale mermen had a rough lime al lhe early season, bul rallied al lhe end as lhey 'look lhe ACAL swim lille. The Pirales ended up wi'lh only one lirsl place al lhe fi- nales and slill managed lo beal lhe sec-ond place 'leam by 30 poinls. A fine example of a well balanced leam. Essel mermen Jack Sheehan, righl, churns his way lo lhe lin- ish in lhe 50 yard free s'lyle. Sleve Hill, lell, of Sequoia proved 'lo be lhe laslesl as he look lirsl place and eslablished a new pool record in doing so. Coach Brown was quile proud of his championship 'leam's im- provemenls. This piclure is 'lhe finish lo lhe race slarl on lhe proceeding page. Junior Varsily swimmers are lop row: Bob Lyall, Rich Bro slrum, Leo Bruning, Morris Fix Jim Hegan, and Dave Leonard Fronl row: Rich Neves, Bob Fra zier, Edsel Lillie, Dino Verges Tim Rossaen, and Bob Jones. 108 x S X Ieiic sso iuiion MXN: My My www t W sa ' X SW-.Q ff A , 1 .f ,,,, WWWM Wi Ww,, f K , 44: 7' we, ' Q. - ,, 71-r 4 W K . I 6, ' iv .yr-1,13 Wd f , ,K ,,,, , We 'X f ' X ' .wf --I ,f , L 4 lm N s' ' MQW W ii ' 4 W . Q was 2- , M ' 0 . f P .N ,M Y., , ' ' , ,,:,'.,,,. H A - ' SQ H v Mya, rw, V .,,,:'WT, 'M X .,,ff i .ff X K . ' .. , ' ff f' 4 ,AQ K. . , ' ' , ,, ,, AA'A -1 ,Wu V f : , '- f ' J f ' - , '-fi .' - 1- Nr' M., ' X X vs- , gqiyw f 5, a 'msec ' : w Kas ,X 4 X, If , , S . VMI ,g ,gay 0 V Ap ,,w I ,. ,f J , EXW' , ,Wil-me , , mmf , Vfwnwma ,Q mu. EW, . 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These girls feacher Meehan looks on. The G.A.A. program, qualified for GAA by gefling an A in gym or given sixfh period, gives girls a chance +o malce by earning 50 poinfs and by receiving +he per- +heir Block S in afhlefics. mission of 'lheir gym feacher. 109 .iff iii: rug KT, layfx it .1 n is F 19 if Members of fhe I958 Golf feam are picfured above. The golfers, a very small squad, fravel fo Lake Chabof Golf Links for pracfice each day. Lack of senior maferial was a big problem fo overcome fo win. sg i 5 1' ' - 5 o ,Q i , If ,,.sg T f A San Leandro High School Golfers had fwo big problems I ,, '-L...,f' fo overcome fhis season. One ,.' 7- ' ' was fhe rain delaying fhe sfarf . f ' f -..A of fhe season and fhe ofher was fhe lack of senior maferial. This Q years Varsify Squad is com- fl prised of one senior Dick Dag- A . . geff, and four sophomores. To X 'N L T J be a member of fhe golf squad, - V' U you musf af leasf shoof in fhe 2 T1 sox. oy, Mr. Spady, who feaches as chemisfry and physics af San Leandro High, has served in fhe coaching capacify for abouf fi fhree years. This year he ' ' . coached seven meefs. Mosf of Coach Harold Spady fhem were played af Lake Cha- bor Gold Links. A v The 'reams comprising fhis b ' L year's league were Alameda, D'Clf Daggefl Berkeley, Richmond, and San Lo- Ed Ramsey renzo. 'l'I0 Pic+ured above are fhe I958 S-ACAL Tennis champions. This is The firs+ 'lime The +ennis 'leam won a championship in +he new league. Congrarularions +o Coach Bob Hull and his championship 'I'eam e iennis l'eam was one 'of five feams +o win a championship crown. San Leandro's Tennis Squad won fhe S-ACAL Tennis Crown +o 'rhe surprise of no one. The Pira+e neH'ers had a greal' season, foppecl off by bringing home 'lhe +ennis +i+le. The Buc Tennis Squad, under +he direcrion of Coach Bob Hull, +urned in im- pressive wins as rhey confinued undefeared in league compefi- lion. This was San Leandro's 'Firsl' year in S-ACAL play. Tennis, no+ a maior sporf af San Leandro High, is new bu'r is growing. Coach Hull had a wonderful iurnoui' of players fhis year. Wi'rh only six refurning leH'er- men, Hull had a squad of 22. Some of 'rhe ou+s+anding new- comers were Ed Auger, Jerry George, and Dick Kan'I'. San Leandro High School Tennis 'i'eam had a very sfrong squad 'I11 1' nni fhis year. Siandoufs included Bob S. Carlson, Tom Fashinell, Lee Mclflhaney, and Paul Zar- cone. Top men doubles included Bob E. Carlson and Dick Hifch- cock. Ofher doubles men who showed up nicely were Jerry George, Dick Kanf, and Bruce Johnsfon. As +he Pirafe 'rennis squad, rolling +hrough iheir league season wifh apparenf ease, added vicrory afier vic- 'iory +o fheir bell, Bob S. Carl- son defeafed Paul Zarcone for fhe singles championship of 'lhe S-ACAL. Zarcone defea+ed Lee McEl- haney before he mel' Carlson. All lhree of fhe boys are slu- denis of San Leandro. C'ongra'r- ulafions +0 Coach Hull and his championship neHers. 'Q i X A Y ' Wg. F' Coach Harry Knechl' Trac In +rack San Leandro also had i+s finesl year. Wifh work and de+ermina+ion 'l'he Pirales 'l'ook +he S.A.C.A.L. away from fav- ored Hayward. The +rack squad, which has never been ou+s+and- ing in 'I'he pasl, also had a run- ner, Kei+h Yagi, come in firsl' and sei' an A.C.A.L. record in doing so. Track al' San Leandro has never been dominanlz Over 'lhe years +here was an occasional sprin+er, jumper or clisfance man. This year, however, 'lhis was nol' +he case. The Harry Knechl' coached Pirales formed inlo a closely knil' group, worked +o- gerher as a +eam, and broughl' home +he firsl championship in rrack in The hislory of San Le- andro High School. Congra+uia+ions are in order for 'Phe boys whose delermina- 'lions won +he crown and +he coach whose help and guidance won +he Pirafes 'I'he +il'le. ln +rack, as well as in many o+her spor+s, fhere were ouf- s+anding seniors. Bul, fhe ma- as ar, nn. er fir sf gif-is La- -? . 1 bv ij' S X 1' V x A , K Q L ff ' ' . X Q' F S' , Ygj' L' T 5 E T' iv l i lvigq: kg? L 'Ii-Egmlli Effg lvqq: Q.-M11-1-Q 1: I' . , I , i xr Q X N . I 'ri I I Alt' , '43 sf!-X A jf - ' N, xv. ... Y V s ...ji M.: R' if .C x '-s .,....., A B 6 L K ll. '51 . i 5 A ' Q lg cf A K .K Y' is, if 'vc 1-1' . - f , 4 Q lv . 4 4' , .4 , A0 1 ,s 6 L , .N-Y, Q-A NN- . Q Y l ' , ,U ri Di, - -D Q , '.,- i i j ki I t J 4 . 'L L 'x .. -gf NAL, 'L ,A. YE . ii .f ' r 5' Q T' 1'y 5. X ' p li T Q 4' 2 as K 1 .. i 1 ' ri Q il N i, i -- - T T if- ri lui wi T ---.... ,, ,,,. .,,,,, ,.., ,,., 4, y Y hy N LA A V i T ...f 51 I! 5' 'L Y ln-.. i 1 . ' f ' ' L ii'5 N ioriry of fhe al'hle+es are under- classmen. So, Tongue in cheek we s+a+e 'I'ha1' a'I'hle1'ics are in high gear. H' will rake a long lime +0 defermine 'l'he San Le- andro Piraies on +he rrack, whefher we will win as many championships nex'l' year as we won 'I'his year is hard fo say, bul' we can say if 'I'he afhlefesiwork as hard, have 'I'he same defermi- na'I'ion, and +he suppori' of fhe sfudeni' body, rhey can'+ help buf s+ay on Top. Shown a+ lefi' is fhe l958 Cham- pionship Track Squad. The 'I'eam, under lhe direcfion of Coach Harry Knechr, won fhe rrack 'I'i+le a'I' Arroyo High School. Hs firsi' hack championship in 'lhe sch'ool's hisrory. A 4 X 'ff V The San Leandro High 1'rack1'eam boarding +he bus on +heir way +o Richmond +o meel' DeAnza High. Boarding The bus are John Can nizzaro, Joe Alaga, Wayne Re, Don Faria, Joe San+iago, Dave Roof I ' I X ' 5 N L. so W . if 1 I' A , ,Jw up M ,Aivkeigx , f .X a?wp.,f,,, . ' wmv' . UN V- M ' be W ,W .Jw .........,..----M, if Keii-h Yagi' Dave Cameron John Cannizzaro The San Leandro +rack +eam class B squad is shown af lef'I'. Many members of fhis 1'eam will be moved up +o varsify p'osi+ions as many mem- bers of 'rhe varsiry are gradualing. The B's came in second in S-ACAL league compe+i'I'ion. 113 FLOYD WILLIAMS RALPH SHERLOCK A+I'endance Officer Direcfor of Counseling SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS IrigI1'I'I: Mr. Jack Rober'I's, Principal: Miss Vera Jansen, Vice-Prin- cipaI and Dean of Girlsg Mr. WaI+er Hunfing, Vice-Principal and Dean of Boys. Aclmig siraiion -'ef f if 1 - ' 'ff ,, t I .mm M -.-,., 'B -, ss BOARD OF EDUCATION: Top row: Frank Bricker, Charles S1-one. Second row: Henry Z. Jones, Anfhony OIiveira, Wini- fred Crew. l 'la-J ' QE .,. xt, ' ' I w5 'I I 114 cl Faculiy CONNIE BIRKIE English, Physical Educafion ROCKWELL BLONDIN Physical Educalion ELEANOR BEACH Social Sfudies RAYMOND AUSMUS Social Sfudies MILTON BARBER Science MARILYN BOHMFALK Homemaking MR. CLARENCE BURRELL Superinfenclenf of Schools A ' , 5X Xu K fix X SX X x S X xg' K ' NW ROBERT BROWN Physical EcIuca'Iion Swimming Coach NANCY BURT Physical Educafion RICHARD CARDELLA Foreign Language DOYLE CARMICHAEL Ar+, Ma+hema+ics WILLIAM CLARK Business Educafion LOUIS CRAWFORD Science JOHN CRAWLEY Physical EcIucaI'ion Foofball Coach KENNETH CURRAN Ari' WOODROW DALEY Mafhemafics BasIce'rbaII Coach WILLIAM DRENNON Indus'rriaI Aris, Counselor ROBERT EVERINGHAM Science ANN FARRELL English LAURALEE FAWSON Business Educafion VALENTENE FERREIRA Business Educafion LOUIS FRANZ Physical Educafion Baskefball Coach X X X xx K is ix g X X X X X s X xv -KA Xxsi. X s R K x X Ei X R N. . X X SQ i X iw-6 I ,- SN. Iais 6 :za I .f 1 Xl . 2 S A-'I as as W ., N XS as S :X u TX .4-ull' S lx 'X fl wi ,f 4 Tx 1, F N 5 N I X , , A W DOROTHY FREEMAN 2 E n g I sh k f W . gf My ,,,., 1 sw- Wag, CLIFFORD GEORGISON A . ,yf ,:1.' iii R S c i e n c e S R Q R 1 f s f E 'Ry ss 1 12 KN H ,251 Q GW ,O 4 ,,,,, ' 4 X C 1 lg , A 5 QR 4 4 , w 1, mr T , ROBERT GILBEAU if np, gj,,J:g7z1.,yn' - 1 - f 1 ..,. E -5 222152 . 1 sq: fY:f'1f', f?5 ' R A 'ndusfua' AHS E. . A i , A 31? R f- A R , Z R 1,, ' ' :',L'4' ' - 5 y . QA-' . TQ W English, Counselor ' A QQ Q1 T JAMES GRAY Wir' English AA,.,,..,,E .ff , XT I , C H A R L E S H AW K I N S lncluslrial Arls, Counselor E 4 ' :I A JACK I-HLLIS Social Siuclies, Counselor A ' 'W ESTHER HOOD Business EduCa+ion , ffl! . ,. Q'A-f WILMA HUGHES Homemaking K CATHERINE HUMPHRIES Business Ecluca'rion WILLIAM HUMPHRIES Foreign Language JOSEPH IADOROLA English LEE JENSEN Science QR JAMES JOHNSTON Physical Educafion Baseball Coach ANDREW KOVAL lndus+rial Ar+s THOMAN KOWALSKI English HARRY KNECHT Physical Eclucaiion Track Coach ROBERT LENZ Indus'I'riaI Ar'Is ADELE LEVINE Social Sfudies SAMUEL LEVINE Drama, Counselor MOSES LEVY Social S+udies HELEN MacDONALD Foreign Language MARTIN MAROUARDT Mafhemafics EARL MCGHEE Social Sfuclies ROSEMARY MEEHAN Physical Educafion HELEN MERRICK Foreign Language LOUIS MILLER Business EcIuca'I'ion ELIZABETH MINNES Ari' MARILYN MITCHELL English MARY NEFF Science aaa Q N F T s A Q mg xx Q Q Q 1 S XX 2 , .' ,pw if'- sg' MARGARET PERRY Business EcIucaI'ion HENRY PHILLIPS Music ROBERT REDEKER IndusI'riaI Arfs ROBERT RIEDEL IncIusI'riaI Ar'rs ALICE ROWLAND Business EcIucaI'ion LEO RUTH EngIish CANDIDO SANTOGROSSI PubIicaI'ions HENRY SCHOTT Science BYFORD SCOTT Social Sfudies BETTY SHEHI Physical Educa+ion Science CLARENCE SIEMENS MaI'hema+ics ARDETH SIEVERS Physical EcIuca'rion AVO LOU SIMMS Ma+hema+ics LELIA SMITH English KENNETH SOARES English, Dance HAROLD SPADY Science HARRY STEHR Mafhemafics, Counselor RALPH STRAND Social Sfudies FREDRIC TAIGEN Business Ecluca+ion HARMON THOMPSON English, Special Counselor MARY TIPTON English GEORGE TOW Ma'I'hema'I'ics RUTH VAIL Business Educafion JACK VASSER English, Counselor AUGUST VAZ Social Sfuclies S+uden'r Ac'rivi'I'ies ROBERT WEBER Social S+uclies Baseball Coach DAWN WEST Physical Eclucafion Counselor DAVID WOODS lnclus+rialAr1's Office Shaff Cafeferia Siaff Cusiodial Siaff Seni r Record -- onuury ABEL, GAYLE-class board h-l l, h-l2, pep club '56, spanish club '56, jr. prom, h-lO assembly, carnival '56, sr. assembly, majorette '56, legislature '57' a cappella choir. ALVES, JACK--class board h-l l, l-l2, h-l2, rally com- mittee, camera club, spanish club, g.a.b. dance '56, committee chairman '57, general chairman jr.prom, carnival, h-l O assembly, sr. assembly, sr. ball, a cappella choir, sr. dinner. ANDERSON, DIANA-girls glee, a cappella choir, 1 BARBATO, NICK-jr. prom, carnival, student legisla- ture, j.v. football. BAUMAN, ROGER-class board '56, honor society '55, c.s.f. '55, chess club '54, '55, rifle club '54, jr. red cross, jr. prom, h-lO assembly, sr. assembly, carnival '56, football '55, swimming '56, a cap- pella choir, BELFIORE, ANTOINETTE-junior prom. BJORK, SANDY-commissioner of advertising '57, main- tenance board, art service, legislature, jr. states- men, girls league, pep club, y-teens, jr. red cross, sadie hawkins day '57, carnival '55, jr. prom com- mittee chairman, sr. ball committee chairman' g.a.b. dance '57, girls glee. BOHMFALK, MARILYN-carnival '54, jr, prom, h-9 assembly, big sister, sr. ball. 1 BORDEN, GARY-block s, jr. prom, varsity football '56, '57, j.v. football '55, varsity track '56, '57, j.v. basketball '55. BRAUN, SHARON-commissioner of music, h-l l, I-l2, h-i2 class board, h-ll secretary, thespians, annie get your gun , beggar on horseback , kiss me kate , latin club, girls league '55, '56, jr. prom, sr. assembly, legislature, executive board, mainten- ance board, music federation, a cappella choir. BREWSTER, GEORGE-class board '56, thespians, annie get your gun , kiss me kate , night of january l6 , trench club, entertainers guild, jr. prom, sr. ball, carnival '55. BROLIN, MILLARD-sr. assembly, carnival '56, BROWN, DOUG-class board h-l2, student legislature' 1 cargo circulation manager, annie get your gun , key club, g.a.b. dance, jr, prom, a cappella choir, sr. ball, track, maintenance board, rally committee. BUCK, DOUGLAS-legislature '55, '56, class board '57, honor society, and c.s.f. life member, key club, spanish club, debate club, history club, carnival '56, boys' block s. CALDWELL, RON-executive board, I-ll class presi- dent, class board h-l l, h-l2., camera club, spanish club, rally committee, jr, prom, sr, ball, carnival' sr. dinner, a cappella choir, swimming '56, '57, CAMPBELL, VALERIE4pep club '55, '56, '57, y-teens, maintenance board, girls league, legislature '55, big sister, modern dance club, carnival '54, '55, jr, prom, sr, ball, choir, girls glee. CASH, DAVE-basketball, swimming. 1 CHAKEDIS, JAMES-legislature, h-9, l-9, jr. prom, sadie hawkins assembly, sr. assembly, h-lO assem- bly, sr. dinner, sr. ball, j.v. basketball. CHELI, RON4commissioner of music, finians rainbow , ,, . nk, I I b , annie get your gun , iss me cate , cance and, jr. prom, music federation, president, carnival '55. CHENCY, LEONARD--honor society '57, camera club, carnival '56, sr. assembly, jr. prom, sr. ball. CHRISTOPH, BILL---h-l l, I-i2 class board, rally com- mittee, sr. assembly, jr. prom, carnival '56, iCLOUGH, ELTRA---jr, prom, sr. ball, carnival '55. CONTE, JEAN-legislature '56, '57, annie Qef YO'-'V gun , latin club, jr. prom, sr. dinner, h-lO assem- biy, sr. assembly. COOPER, LYNN-sr. assembly, girls glee, jr. prom. COSTA, JOYCE-girls league. COX, CHARLOTTE-spanish club, jr. DFOYTU leQlSl0TUV9 '56 CRAWFORD, DIANNE-I-l 2 class board, finia.ns rain- bow , kiss me kate , pep club, jr. prom, sr. ball, carnival '54, '55, sr. assembly, orchestra, band. CROCKET, GAEL-legislature, honor society, and c.s.f. lite member, thespians, kiss me kate , nurses club, pep club, girls glee, girls league, modern dance, sr. assembly, sadie hawkins assembly, g.a.b. dance '57, sr. ball, jr, prom, big sister '57, main- tenance board '57. DAUGHTREY, SUE-I-lO girls league representative, kiss me kate , girls league '55, g.a.b. dance '57, jr. prom, sr, assembly, choir, g.a.a., mainten- ance board. DAViS, STAN+l-l2 class board, rally committee, sr. assembly, jr. prom, carnival, choir. DORE', DON-I-lO class board, entertainers guild '57, spanish club, jr. prom, sr. ball, carnivals '54, '55, sr. assembly, h-9 assembly, track '57, ERWIN, MARILYN-sr. assembly, g.a.b. dance. FAULKNER, BILL-l-l l, h-l l, h-l2 class board, thes- pians, night of jan, l6 , kiss me kate , beggar on horseback , radio club, entertainers guild, ger- man club, science club, rally committee, audio- visual club, chess club, jr. prom, sr. assembly, h-lO assembly, manager basketball '55, swimming '56. FERRERA, DON-junior prom. FRANKLIN, SHARON-pep club, jr. prom, sr. assem- bly, a cappella choir. GEANEKOS, KATHERINE-tuture teachers, future home- makers, girls league, jr. prom, sr. ball, sr. assem- bly. GOLDFIELD, HELAINE-h-i2 girls league representa- tive, c.s.f. and honor society, future teachers, girls league, french club, sr. assembly, jr. prom, sr. ball, g.a.b. dance, carnival '55, maintenance board GOMES, GILBERT-c.s.f., honor society, carnival '56' german club, sr. assembly. GOMEZ, JOHN-j.v. basketball. GOULART, JERRY-legislature, h-l2, class board l-IZ, rally committee, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance '57, carni- val '55, sr. assembly, h-9 assembly, varsity track '57 1 GOVEA, SANDRA-h-lO, h-ll, h-i2 class board, life member honor society, c.s.f., girls league, pep club, g.a.b. dance '57, jr. prom, sr. assembly, h-lO assembly, sr. ball, big sister, legislature '57, h-IO picnic chairman. GRAHAM, JOHNfh-i2 class board, rally committee, g.a.b. dance, jr. prom, sr. ball, tennis, track, GRESS, STEPHANIE-legislature, h-9 secretary, l-lO president, h-i2 secretary, h-9, l-lO, h-lO, I-ll l-IZ, h-l2 class board, musical '56, jr. red cross, pep club, music appreciation, nurses club, jr. prom, sr. assembly, carnival '56, sadie hawkins assembly' a cappella choir. GUEROQUE, GLORlAfgirls glee. GUNDLERSON, ALLAIREfgirls league, carnival '56' g.a.b. dance '57, jr. prom, GUNDLACH, PAUL-h-9, l-lO, h-l l, I-ll class board, boys block s, jr. prom, carnival '56, sr. assembly, varsity swimming '56, '57, maintenance board, chair crew, rally committee. 1 1 122 HALVERSON, JOHN-executive board, legislature '56, h-ll class board, l-IZ, h-I2 president, jr. prom' sr. assembly, carnival '56. I HANCHETT, JUNE-sr. assembly, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance '57. HARDING, RANDOLPH-thespians, g.a.b. dance, jr prom, carnival '56, dance band. HENSLEY, RONALD-jr. prom, carnival '56, g.a.b. dance, maintenance board. HERNANDEZ, DAVID-executive board, camera club' rally committee, jr. prom, sr. assembly, carnival '55, '56. HOPE, JUDY-big sister, a cappella choir. JIMENEZ, ADELA-class board '55, '56, '57, c.s.f., honor society, annie get your gun , jr. red cross, pep club, spanish club, jr. prom, h-9 assembly, sr. assembly, g.a.a., sr, dinner, sr. ball, big sister chairman '57. JONES, HANKWassociate justice, prosecuting attorney. of st. court, h-lO president, h-l2 class board, honor society, c.s.f. president, thespian president, beggar on horseback , kiss me kate , night of jan. l6 , key club, maintenance board, sr. assem- bly. KELLER, SANDRA-spanish club, future homemakers, girls league, history club. KENISTON, JEAN-h-l2 class board, honor society, c.s.f., future teachers, jr. prom, sr. ball, carnival '55, sr. assembly, sr. dinner chairman, a cappella choir, KING, LINDA-comm, of publication, ex, board, h-9, h-lO, I-l l, legislature, h-i2 vice president, h-l l, h-I2 class board, life member of c.s.f., honor so- ciety, thespians, quill and scroll, cargo editor, bus. mgr. kiss me kate , annie get your gun , jr. statesmen, jr. red cross, gen. chairman of sr. as- sembly, jr, prom, g.a.b. dance '57, class assemblies '54, '55. KUSNICK, KEN-honor society, c.s.f. LaBRONTE, PEGGY-spanish club '56, '57, treasurer' f.h.a. '56, '57, choir '57, big sister '57, LANDI, LORETTA-legislature '55, '57, spanish club, big sister, girls league, pep club, sr. assembly, carnival '55, jr, prom, g.a.b. '56, class assembly, 1 g.a.a. LEE, LAVELLE-honor society, big sister h-IZ, jr. prom' sr. assembly, sr. ball. 1 LITTLE, SUE-cargo exchange editor, cargo reporter, girls league, pep club, sr. assembly, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance '57, sr. edition, carnival '55, sr. ball, sr, dinner. MARCHAND, LYNN-san leandro pirate for football, h-ll class board, honor society, choir, h-l2 honor society 'sergeant at arms', kiss me kate thes- pians, treasurer, fall '57, french club, maintenance board, chess club, jr. statesmen, rally committee, h-IO assembly, sr. assembly, jr. prom, sr. ball, MARK, STEPHEN-legislature '55, '56, class board '55, '56, senior board, president '57 and life member of honor society, c.s.f,, editor of lit. mag. sextant, president of quill and scroll, thespians, cargo re- porter, kiss me kate , accompanist, president, latin club, and music appreciation club, secretary of key club and camera club, science club, jr. red cross,'jr. prom, g.a.b. dance '56, carnival '54, '55, foreign exchange selection board. MARTINEZ, LUPE-g.a.a., girls' block s, president andl treasurer, choir, girls league, jr. prom, sr. assembly, carnival '55, sr. ball, maintenance board. MATHES, ANN-girls league representative '56, y- teens, pep club, girls league, g.a.a., g.a.b. dance, jr, prom, sr. ball chairman, class assembly '55, sr. assembly, sadie hawkins assembly, carnival '56. MATHULA, EMMA JEAN-honor society, annie get your gun , pep club, nurses club, big sister, f.h.a., g.a.a., sr. assembly, jr. prom, carnival '56, sr, ball.. 123 MERRILL, MARCIA-pep club, girls league, y-teens, jr, prom, carnival '55, sr. ball, g.a.b. dance, sr. assembly, maintenance board. MEYER, CAROL4pep club, girls glee. MITCHELL, MARILYN- finians rainbow , the night of january l6th , thespians, maintenance board, g.a.a,, sadie hawkins assembly, jr. prom, sr. ball, a capella choir, girls glee. MOORE, MILDRED-quill and scroll, cargo reporter, latin club, pep club, girls league, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance '55, h-9 assembly, sr. assembly, a cappella choir, girls glee, legislature '57, sr. ball, carnival '55, maintenance board. MOTTA, CARLgsr. ball, j.v. football '55, '56, choir. MOUTINHO, LARRY-french club, chess club, jr, prom, sr. assembly, carnival '55, manager football '56. MURILLO, DOLORES-spanish club, girls league, pep club, g.a.b. dance, jr. prom, carnival '55, sr. ball. MURPHY, ED-boys block s, sr. assembly, carnival '55, wrestling. McLEAN, BRUCE-german club, chess club, rally com- mittee, sr. assembly, jr. prom. RETZER, CHUCK-quill and scroll, reporter, photog- rapher, sports page editor, circulation mgr. cargo, rifle club, camera club, audio visual club, h-lO assembly, sr. assembly, jr. prom, sr. ball. RICE, SALLY-legislature, class board, girls league rep. '56, quill and scroll, honor society, reporter, page editor, cargo, sr, edition, french club, g.a.b. dance, jr, prom, carnival '55, class assembly '56, sadie hawkins assembly, sr. assembly, sr. ball, big sister. RIIS, LINDA-cargo reporter, senior editor, anchors awaigh, girls league, music federation, sr. assem- bly, sr. ball, sr. edition, big sister '57, girls glee, choir, transfer from oakland high. ROCK, CONNIE-I-l2, h-I2 class board, sr. assembly, sr. ball, jr. prom, choir. SALSEDO, CAROL-girls league, jr. prom, girls glee. SCHIPPER, CONI - girls league representative, h-9, seventeen , a rinie get your gun , beggar on horseback , pep club, y-teens, thespians, mainten- ance board, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance, sadie hawkins assembly, yell leader, song girl, choir, SHORUM, BEN-h-l l, I-I2 class board, boys' block s, maintenance board, sr.. assembly, sadie hawkins assembly, jr. prom, president of choir, football '55, '56, '57, basketball '55, '56, track '57, all county football, all county track. SMITH, LARRY-boys' block s, baseball varsity '56, '57, baseball j.v. '55, basketball j.v. '56. MCQUADE, NANCY-I-l2, h-l2 class board, honor society and c.s,f., pep club, girls league, sr. as- sembly, jr. prom, sr. ball, g.a.b. dance '56, '57, sadie hawkins assembly, maintenance board. l0'BRIEN, TERRY-legislature, st. court, maintenance board, rally committee, class board, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance, sr. ball, h-9 assembly, a cappella choir. . OPIE, DAVID-h-9, h-IO class board, quill and scroll, cargo reporterand sports editor, sr, edition, radio club, carnival '56, '57, a cappella choir, OSTLER, ROSEMARY-commissioner of music, l-l2 class board, legislature '57, girls league, president of music federation, pep club, sr. assembly, carni- val '5-4, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance, sr. ball, executive board, maintenance board, choir '55, '56, '57. PENDER, TIMfblock s, j.v. track, varsity track, j.v. football, varsity football, j.v. basketball. PRATHER, MARTHAYSL assembly, girls glee. ' QUEEN, HERKY-jr, prom, QUINTEL, DEANNE-life member honor society, c.s.f., h-9 president, seventeen , finian's rainbow , annie get your gun , accompanist, thespians, st. legislature, sextant. REESINK, NANCY-vice president '57, secretary '55, class board, sr. board, life member honor, c.s.f., legislature, thespians, annie get your gun , kiss me kate , pep club, girls league, maintenance board, g.a.a., girls block s, sr. assembly, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance, carnival '56, sr. ball, song girl, a cappella choir, big sister, football queen, class day assembly. REINER, LYN-I-l2 class board, sr. assembly, pep club, g.a.a., jr. red cross, maintenance board, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance, sr. ball, sadie hawkins day assembly, choir, girls glee. SPENCER, KATIE-vice president, sec. of legislature, class board, I-9, l-l2 secretary, life member honor society, c.s.f., jr. red cross, legislature, french club, g.a.a., pep club, big sister, jr. prom, carnival '55, '56, sr. ball, executive board. STEVENS, FRED-thespian, entertainers guild, spanish club, j.v, football '56, track '55, '56. STINNETT, TERRY-h-lO, I-l l, h-ll class board, jr. prom, sr. ball, sadie hawkins assembly, carnival '55, '56, h-lO assembly, j.v, football '55, '56, varsity football '56, '57, varsity track '57, varsity wrestling '57, j.v. track '56, j.v, tennis '54, STOCKING, CAROL-g.a.a., girls block s, vice president, choir, girls league, jr. prom, sr. assembly, carnival, sr. ball. STONE, DENNIS-sr. assembly, carnival, rally commit- tee, choir. STRUEIEK, OTTO-german club, rally committee, sr. a . TAVES, DIANE-honor society, c.s.f., quill and scroll, public relations manager, reporter, cargo, girls league, jr. prom, carnival '54, sr. assembly, sr. ball, big sister. THOMPSON, DEAN-legislature '56, '57, h-ll, I-IZ, h-l2 class board, thespians, kiss me kate , the night of january l6th , entertainers guild, vice president of thespians '57, jr, prom, carnival '57, sr. assembly, a cappella choir. TWELVES, JUDEE-class board '54, '55, st, legislature '55, annie get your gun , kiss me kate , thes- pians, girls league, g.a.a., pep club, y-teens, main- tenance board, g.a.b. dance, jr. prom, sr. ball, sadie hawkins assembly, carnival '55, '56, a cap- pella choir, music federation, president, girls glee. VIERRA, BRUCE-legislature, boys black s, baseball varsity, football j.v., basketball j.v. VIERRA, DORIS-spanish club, y-teens, pep club, girls league, carnival '54, sr. assembly, g.a.b. dance '57. VIGIL, ANDREA-spanish club, future homemakers of america, sr. assembly, jr. prom, sr, ball. VOSS, RICHARD-st. legislature '57, h-l l, l-l2, h-I2 class board, rally committee, jr. prom, sr. ball, g.a.b. dance, carnival '56, football j.v. '55, '56, WALLIN, MARGARET-girls league representative '57, honor society, c.s.f., quill and scroll, cargo reporter, assistant public relations, sr, edition, jr. red cross, jr. prom, sr. assembly, h-lO assembly, carnival '54, '55, big sister, sr. ball. WARENAS, CAMILLA-future homemakers of america, pep club, jr. prom, sr, ball, sr. assembly. WIDLUND, DIANE-st. legislature '55, '56, 57, h-lO, l-ll secretary, class board, sr. dinner, sr. edition, honor society, c.s.f., quill and scroll, assistant ad- vertising editor, reporter, cargo, anchors aweigh staff, pep club, jr. red cross, g.a.a., sr. assembly, carnival '55, '56, g.a.b. dance '55, '56, '57, chair- man, jr. prom, big sister, sr. ball. WORLEY, RUSS-class board '55, thespians, kiss me kate , night of january l6th , entertainers guild, french club, sr, ball, sr. assembly, a cappella choir, WRIGHT, JUDY-pep club, girls league, jr. prom, sr. ball, sr. assembly, carnival '54, '55. S nior ARIZA, GERRI-girls block s , g.a.a., y-teens, g.a.b. dance '57, jr. prom, sr. assembly, sr. ball. ARRIGONI, BOB-parliamentarian of legislature, class board lO, ll, l2, sadie hawkins day assembly 157: jr, prom, sr. ball, sr. assembly, j.v. football 55, '56, westling '54, '55, '56, o CC1DellG Choi'- ASBE, LOWELL-varsity track. AVEY, LINDA-secretary of student court, class board lO, l2, honor society '55, advertising manager of cargo, quill and scroll, pep club, g.a.b. dance '56, '57, '58, carnival '56, jr. prom, legislature '54, '55, song girl '54, '57, maintenance board '56, '57. BAPTISTA, ALICE-future business leaders of america, music federation, music appreciation, jr. prom, carnival, marching band. BARR, KARLETTA-commissioner of entertainment and assemblies, executive board, class board ll, l2, honor society, pep club, big sisters, maintenance board, legislature, y-teens, girls council, g.a.a., chairman, g.a.b. dance '57, jr. DFOITU 9th Qmde assembly, song girl '57, '58, carnival '55, '56. BAUGHMAN, LINDA-class board l2, sextant, cargo, entertainer's guild, y-teens, g.a.b. dance. BETTENCOURT, BETTY-legislature ll, pep club, girls glee, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance '57. BINGHAM, BONNIE-song girl '57, maintenance board, class board 9, lO, ll, l2, legislature, thespians, annie get your gun , kiss me kate , pep club, girls league, g.a.a., girls block s , sadie hawkins assembly '57, carnival '55, g.a.b. dance, jr. prom. BOUCHARD, IRENE-g.a.b. dance '57. BRANCO, AL-executive board, legislature '56, '57, class board ll, lZ, h-ll vice-president, h-ll class president, president block s , maintenance board, jr. prom, sadie hawkins assembly, football king '57, varsity football '56, '57, varsity basketball '56, varsity baseball '56, '57, '58, j.v. football '55, j.v. basketball '54, '55, j.v. baseball '55, a cappella choir, all a.c.a.l. football, all-metropolitan guard, captain football team '57. BREVES, RICH-block s , varsity basketball '56, '57, '58, captain basketball team. BROWN, DRUCILLA - commissioner of advertising, executive board, honor society, c.s.f., g.a.a., pep club, girls league, g.a.b. dance, jr. prom, sadie hawkins assembly, maintenance board. BROYLES, BUD-music federation club. BRUMFIELD, JOHN-legislature '56, '57, l-ll class board, block s , jr. prom, j.v. football '55, varsity football '56, '57, j.v. wrestling '55, varsity wrestl- ing '56, vice-president music federation and secre- tary music federation. BURGER, DIANA-head yell leader, executive board, class board, honor society and c.s.f., annie get your gun , our town , finian's rainbow , jan- uary l6th , kiss me kate , president pep club, girls league, thespians, music federation, choir, g.a.a., junior statesmen, entertainers guild, secre- tary spanish club, sadie hawkins assembly, kick off dance, song girl '57, head song girl '57. BURGESS, LOIS-french club, entertainers guild, presi- dent nurse's club, h-9 assembly, jr. prom, carnival '56, sr. assembly, sr. ball. BURROWS, PATRICIA-class board 9, g.a.b. dance, carnival, jr. prom, legislature. BUSCH, JOANNE-nurses club, g.a.a., thespians, big sister, jr, prom, g.a.b. dance, kiss me kate , january l6th . CALASOPA, ARLENE-class board ll, traveler's club, carnival, sr. ball, big sister. CANNIZZARO, JOHN-legislature '57, '58, block s , a cappella choir, jr. prom, j.v. football '55, '56, varsity football '57, varsity wrestling '55, '56, '57, j.v. track '55, varsity track '56, '57, '58. 124 Records--Jun CANTIN, JUDITH - big sister, maintenance board, g.a.a., sr. assembly. CARLSON, CARL-class board 9, lO, l2, reporter on cargo, key club, carnival '54, jr. prom, sr. assem- bly, sr. ball, dance band. CHELI, FRANK-term play '56, '57, music federation vice president, entertainers guild, j.v. football '56, varsity football '56, '57, varsity wrestling '56, legislature. CHENEY, MARILYN-legislature, class board, sextant, girls league, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance '56, '57, co- chairman sr. ball. CHIVELLO, JOSEPHINE-bowling club, jr, prom. CLEAVER, NANCY-pep club, song girl '58, jr. prom, president g.a.a. COBLEY, CECILIA- annie get your gun , night of january l6th , pep club, jr, prom, sr. ball, sr. assembly, girls glee. COOPER, DAVE-o.w.e. COSMA, BERNADINE-class board, honor society, c.s.f., girls block s , thespians, annie get your gun , night of January l6th , future teachers club, future homemakers of america, pep club, h-9 as- sembly, jr, prom, g.a.a., chairman big sister's. COSTA, PETER-chess club, bowling club, science club. COURSEN, LIZ-class board '57, foreign exchange com- mittee, girls block s , pep club, girls league, g.a.a. DAVIS, BARBARA-secretary of student court, executive board, legislature, class board ll, thespians, honor society, annie get your gun , kiss me kate , beggar on horseback , january l6th , girls league, foreign exchange, h-9 assembly, carnival, jr. prom, g.a.a. corresponding secretary. DAWSON, PAUL-j.v. football. DOECKEL, RAMONA-class board 9, lO, ll, honor society, c.s.f., g.a.a., assistant public relations edi- tor, latin club, secretary pep club, girls league, german club, g.a.b. dance, jr. prom, carnival '56, sadie hawkins day assembly, legislature. DYRING, DORATHEA-bowling club, jr. prom. ELLISON, JIM--legislature. ENGELHARDT, PAT-entertainer's guild, pep club, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance. ERQUIAGA, JUDY-class board lO, ll, 12, honor so- ciety, c.s.f., f.h.a., nurses club, jr. red cross, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance, legislature, big sister, g.a.a. FADDA, LEONARD-legislature, class board, lO, honor society, c.s.f., cargo reporter, sports editor, circu- lation manager, quill and scroll, camera club, writers club, stamp club, carnival '55, '56, sr. ball, j.v. track '56, varsity track '57, maintenance board. FAIN, LYNETTE-I-l2 class secretary, class board lO, ll, l2, c.s.f., honor society, reporter on cargo, associate editor yearbook, f.h.a., pep club,y-teens, girls league, auill and scroll, girls council, g.a.b. dance '57, '58, jr. prom, sr. ball, sadie hawkins day assembly, carnival '55, reading secretary leg- islature. FARIA, DON-student body pr esident, speaker of legislature, h-ll class president, class board lO, ll, l2, h-9 assembly, sadie hawkins assembly, Carnival: jr. prom, legislature '57, '58, varsity track '57, '58, j.v. football '56, FASHINELL, TOM-h-9 and l-l2 class presidents, class board 9, lO, ll, l2, life member of c.s.f., honor society, secretarv kev club, science club, block s , varsity tennis '57, '58, legislature. FAUSTINO, BETTY-class board lO, legislature '55, '58, pep club '57, g.a.b. dance '56, '57, '58, carni- val '56, jr. prom, sr. ball, g.a.a. FERNANDES, JOHNNY-class board lO, kiss me kate , sr. assembly. . 125 FEROLITO, BOB-legislature '56, reporter on cargo, block s , sr. ball, sr. assembly, j.v. basketball '55, '56, j.v. baseball '55, '56, varsity baseball '57, '58. FORSBERG, SHARON-class board ll, l2, class secre- tary h-ll, honor society, c.s.f., girls block s , g.a.a., news editor, club editor of cargo, quill and scroll, thespians, secretary, sr. assembly, girls league, entertainers guild, vice president and stage director, carnival '56, h-9 assembly, finian's rain- bow , annie get your gun , kiss me kate , g.a.b. dance, jr. prom, sr. dinner committee, carousel . FOSTER, JOAN-g.a.a., girls block s , entertainers guild, girls league, big sisters, maintenance board, foreign exchange committee, jr. prom, sadie haw- kins day assembly, president of g.a.a., and block s . FREITAS, MARLENE-g.a.b. dance, jr. prom, sr. ball, sr. assembly. GALLOWAY, TERRY-honor society and c.s.f., presi- dent, vice president, and treasurer of science club. GATTEY, TRUDY-honor society, pep club, f.h.a., girls league. GILLIO, LONNA-pep club, y-teens, girls league, jr, prom, sr. assembly, sr. ball, majorette and head majorette '54, '55. GINOCHIO, MARIANNE - commissioner of finance, associate justice of student court, executive board, class board 9, lO, ll, l2, l-ll class secretary, honor society and c.s.f., y-teens, maintenance board, legislature, big sisters, pep club, co-chair- man of jr. prom, h-9 assembly, g.a.b. dance '58. GOLIE, PAT-honor society, pep club, g.a.a., girls league. GORDON, JUDIE-commissioner of girls affairs, class board lO, l2, h-l2 secretary, thespians, c.s.f., honor society, spring musicals '56, '57, '58, g.a.a., nurse's club, president girls league, safety council, french club, g.a.b. dance '57, '58, h-9 assembly, carnival, jr. prom, legislature, executive board. GORDON, SANDRA - commissioner of publications, executive board, legislature, associate justice of student court, class board 9, lO, h-lO secretary, guill and scroll secretary, honor society and life member of c.s.f., cargo page editor, managing edi- tor, and editor, future teachers club vice president, girls league secretary, jr. statesmen, entertainers guild stage manager, h-9 assembly, g.a.b. dance, jr. prom, carnival dance. GRAY, LENORE--class board l2, honor society, pep club, g.a.b. dance '57, jr. prom, legislature '56, '58, a cappella choir, swingettes, maintenance board. GRAY, RICH-class board l2, boys block s , j.v, bas- ketball '55, '56, j.v. baseball '55, '56, j.v. football '56, varsity basketball '57, '58, varsity baseball '57, '58. HACKER, THORNE-legislature 9, lO, l2, class board 9, lO, l2, honor society and c.s.f., key club vice president, boys block s , carnival '54, jr. prom, h-9 assembly, maintenance board. HELBLE, SANDY-chief justice and associate justice of student court, head yell leader, song girl '56, '57, executive board '57, '58, l-lO class secretary, class board 9, lO, ll, l2, life member of c.s.f., honor society, quill and scroll, sr. editor of anchors aweigh, reporter on cargo, president pep club, fu- ture nurse's club, girls league, legislature '55, '56, g.a.b. dance '56, '58, jr. prom, sr, ball, sr. assem- bly, sadie hawkins day assembly '57, '58, chair- man of football kick-off dance, carnival, foreign exchange student drives, g.a.a., chairman of big sisters, kiss me, kate . HENDERSON, MARJORIE - class board lO, ll, l2, honor society, c.s.f., thespians, kiss me, kate , annie get your gun , a cappella choir, swingettes, y-teens, girls league, pep club, girls glee, girls council, sadie hawkins assembly '57, '58, main- tenance board, h-9 assembly, g.a.b, dance '57, jr, prom, song girl '57, sr. ball, kick-off dance, HENSEL, JEANNETTEfg.a.b. dance, jr, prom, sr. ball, a cappella choir. HERNANDEZ, EMILY - bowling club, science club, g.a.a., jr, prom, sr, ball. HEXEM, KAREN-class secretary '55, class board '55, '57, honor society, girls league representative, pep club,'y-teens, girls league, pep club secretary, car- nival '54, h-9 assembly, g.a.b. dance '56, '57, jr. prom, legislature '54, '55, '56, '57, girls council. HORSLEY, CECIL--legislature, stage crew of beggar on horseback , and night of january l6 , carnival. HOWARD, BETH-I-9 class secretary, class board ll, lO, life member c.s.f., honor society, secretary, girls league, pep club, vice president of latin club, g.a.b, dance, jr, prom, sadie hawkins day assembly '57, big sisters, legislature. HOWLETT, PENNY-girls league representative, class board lO, ll, l2, honor society, life member c.s.f., thespians, annie get your gun , kiss me, kate , pep club vice president, g.a.a., y-teens, girls league, jr, prom, carnival '55, '56, g.a.b, dance '56, '57, sr, ball, sadie hawkins assembly '57, '58, song girl '57, legislature, HUNTING, ROSEMARY-class board '56, 57, annie get your gun , kiss me, kate , pep club, main- tenance board, y-teens, big sister, h-9 assembly, jr. prom co-chairman, sr, assembly, sr, ball, legis- lature '54, '55, a cappella choir. HUNTTING, LAUREL-class board '57, honor society, c.s.f., french club, g.a.a., jr. prom, sr, ball, girls tennis team. JEFFERSON, DARREL-associate justice of student court, executive board, science club, rally committee, h-9 carnival, JENNINGS, MARY LOU-honor society, c.s.f., quill and scroll, business manager of cargo, kiss me, kate , entertainer's guild, pep club, girls league. JOHNSON, PATRICIA-legislature, maintenance board, girls league representative l-lO, class board '57, '58, honor society, c.s.f., pep club, vice president of girls league, future teachers club, tennis club, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance. JOHNSON, RICHARD-sergeant at arms of legislature, class board ll, l2, block s , a cappella choir, sr, ball, jr, prom, carnival '55, sr, dinner, j.v. foot- ball '55, varsity football '56, '57, j.v. baseball '55, '56, varsity baseball '57, JOHNSTON, BRUCE-student body president, speaker of legislature, legislature '56, executive board '55, '57, '58, class board lO, lZ, I-IO class president, honor society, life member of c.s.f,, president of key club, foreign exchange student committee, jr. prom, h-9 assembly, sadie hawkins assembly '57, maintenance board, varsity tennis team, JONES, JUDY-class board lO, ll, vice president pep club, vice president foreign exchange committee, girls league, g.a.a., jr, prom, g.a.b, dance '56, '57, KNAPP, PAT-pep club, entertainers Quild, girls league, jr, prom, g.a.b. dance '58, KNIGHT, GORDON 7 commissioner of boy's affairs, president of rally committee, vice president of l-l 2, class board 9, lO, ll, l2, vice president of honor society, c.s.f., key club, science club, rally com- mittee, jr, prom, h-9 assembly, carnival, KOLKMANN, JOYCE 7 future teachers of america, science club, archery club, g.a.a., girls block s , safety council. KOSMAN, WlLLIAMfclass board 9, kiss me, kate , h-9 assembly, carnival '54, jr, prom, sr, ball sr, assembly, KRAAS, ANNE4associate justice of student court, com- missioner of finance, I-lO girls league representa- tive, class board lO, ll, l2, honor society, life member c.s.f., pep club, girls league, g.a.a., future teachers club, h-9 assembly, jr, prom, g,a.b, dance, foreign exchange student committee, maintenance board, executive board. KUGLER, KAY-honor society, c.s.f., latin club, pep club, Q.0.0., jr, prom chairman. LAKE, BARBARA-class board l2, honor society, life member c.s.f., sr, assembly, jr: prom, annie get your gun , kiss me, kate . LAUDENSLAGER, SUE-class board 9, lO, honor society, sextant staff, g.a.a., jr, prom, g.a.b. dance LEE, MICHAEL+class board lO, honor society, c.s.f., orchestra for spring musicals '55, '57, science club. LEWIS, SHARLENE-science club, girls glee, a cappella choir. LINDSEY, LARRY-class board l2, legislature, boys block S , jr, prom, sadie hawkins assembly '57, '58, sr, assembly, sr. ball, j.v. football '55, varsity '56, '57, a cappella choir. LOPEZ, JERRY LEE-y-teens, g.a.b, dance '57, jr, prom, g.a.a. LUCIANO, DOLORES-pep club, y-teens, carnival '54, g.a,b. dance, class queen I-lO, sr, ball, sr, assem- bly. MARCHETTI, JIM-class board l2, science club, var- sity water polo, transfer from richmond union high school. MARINI, JIM-class board lO, honor society, c.s.f., science club, jr. statesmen, debate club, jr, prom, legislature. MARTIN, DARLENE-class board ll, pep club, maint- enance board, jr. prom, carnival '56, g.a.b. dance. MARTIN, MARTA-class board lO, honor society, c.s.f., thespians, y-teens, pep club, girls league, g.a.a., g.a.b. dance '57, jr, prom, sr, ball, football kick- off dance, annie get your gun , kiss me, kate , night of january l6th . MARTINELLI, JACKIE-girls league, jr, prom, MATHIAS, MURIEL-class board l2, legislature, pep club, girls league, girls rifle club, maintenance board, y-teens, g.a.b., dance, jr. prom, carnival '55, sadie hawkins dance. McCARTY, JACK-h-lZ class board, science club, jr. statesmen, MCCLURE, BECKY-secretary of legislature, executive board, I-9 secretary, class board 9, honor society, quill and scroll, cargo advertising manager, pep club, y-teens, legislature '56, '57, '58, mainten- ance board, big sisters, girls league, g.a.b,, dances '56, '57, '58, rj.prom, sr, ball, MCCULLOUGH, BETH-pep club, girls league, bowling club, g.a.b., dance '56, '57, jr, prom, carnival '55, sr. assembly, sadie hawkins day dance. McGAHA, DARLENE-class board lO, honor society, quill and scroll, cargo reporter, cargo page editor, g,a.a., f.b.l.a., president and vice-president, girls league, carnival '56, sr, assembly, sadie hawking assembly. MEDEIROS, LAUREEN-c.s.f., honor society, quill and scroll, layout editor of anchors aweigh, reporter on cargo, girls league, pep club, a cappella choir, swingettes. MEDEIROS, PAUL-stage crew, camera club, carnival' j.v. football '57, track '56, MENDENHALL, MARY-pep club, sadie hawkins as- sembly, sr, assembly, a cappella choir, MOLITOR, GARYhclass board 9, lO, l2, term play, science club, jr. statesmen, rally committee, carni- val lO, h-9 assembly, sadie hawkins day assembly' jr, prom, football lO, basketball 9, lO, MURRAY, LINDAfc.s.f., honor society, quill and scroll, art editor of yearbook, reporter on cargo, pep club' gscgb. dance '56, '57, '58, jr, prom, carnival '55 1 1 1 1 NAKASI-IIMA, WILLY-class board l2, honor society, c.s.f., key club president, carnival, jr, prom, main- tenance board. NASH, ROBERTAlegislature, RUTHfclass IDOGFCI IO, mqintejjqnce board, vice president quill and scroll, honor society, and c,l s, f.,I life member, cargo page editor and managingleditor, vice president f,t.a., girls league, secretary jr. -statesmen, g.a.a., h-9 assembly, g.a.b, dance 56, jr, prom, carnival '56, sr, assembly. NOBLE, NORMA-honor society, c.s.f., science club, f.t,a., g.a.a., girls block 126 NORMAN, SUE-girls league, g.a.a., girls block s , jr. prom, g.a.b. dance. NUDDLEMAN, NED-class board IO, rifle club, bowling club, rally committee, h-9 assembly, jr. prom, sr. ball, NYCUM, BOB-honor society, c.s.f., varsity tennis team. OLSON, ANDREA-class board IZ, girls league repre- sentative IZ, honor society, c.s.f., carousel . O'SHAYE, TERRY-class board IO, honor society, annie get your gun , pep club, big sisters, maintenance board, legislature, girls council, girls league, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance, sr. assembly, football queen attendant. OTTIS, SHARON-secretary nurse's club, pep club, girls league, jr. prom, h-9 assembly, sr. assembly, sr. ball, legislature. OWEN, JIM-class board IZ, varsity track. PARSONS, DOLORES-commissioner of music, executive board, l-IZ class board, honor society, thespians, g.a.a., finian's rainbow , kiss me, kate , carou- sel , term play, foreign exchange student commit- tee, girls league, g.a.b. dance '56, '57, '58, jr. prom, sr. ball, sr. assembly, a cappella choir. PENNISTEN, SUE-transfer from Rich High School, Park Forest, Illinois, class board IZ, vice president of quill and scroll, editor of anchors aweigh, assistant advertising manager of cargo, g.a.b. dance, sadie hawkins assembly, sr. assembly, sr. ball, sr. dinner, legislature. PHILLIPS, ARMOND-vice president IZ, class board IO, II, IZ, legislature '56, '57, '58, sergeant of arms, spanish club, chair crew, maintenance board, can crew, h-9 assembly, sadie hawkins assembly '57, '58, sr. assembly, carnival '54, '55, jr. prom, sr. ball, a cappella choir, yell leader '56, '57. PHILLIPS, BILL-christmas assemblies. RAMSEY, ED-reporter on cargo, rifle club, jr. prom, sr. ball, golf team '57, '58. RE, WAYNE-legislature, class board h-IZ, reporter on cargo, boys block s , g.a.b. dance, sadie hawkins assembly, jr. prom, sr. ball, sr. assembly, j.v. foot- ball '55, '56, varsity football '56, '57, track '57, '58. REED, DARRYL-class board, anchors aweigh staff, re- porter on cargo. RHOADS, NAN-reporter on cargo, girls league, jr. prom, sr, assembly, sr. ball. RICHMAN, LAUNA-class board II, annie get your gun , pep club, y-teens, jr. prom, song girl '57, legislature. ROBINSON, DIANE-pep club, nurse's club. ROBLES, PAUL-honor society, c.s.f., science club, rifle club, jr. statesmen, rally committee, sadie hawkins assembly, carnival. RODERICK, GARY-bond, background music for sev- eral musicals and term plays. ROJO, CHRIS-stage manager, executive board, term plays '55, '56, '57, '58, thespians, varsity track. ROOD, STEPHEN-future teachers club, spanish club, safety council. RYAN, ANN-class board IO, g.a.a., g.a.b. dance '56, music festival. SACKS, JUDI-commissioner of drama, commissioner of entertainment, class board 9, IO, thespians, honor society, c.s.f., quill and scroll, picture editor of yearbook, finian's rainbow , annie get VOUY gun , beggar on horseback , kiss me, kate i girls league, g.a.a., jr, prom, g.a.b. dance chair- man, sadie hawkins assembly, carnival, mainten- ance board. SANCHEZ, AL-legislature '58, class board II, block S , jr, prom, j.v. football, varsity football, j.v. baseball. SANCHES, BEA-legislature, business manager of an- chors aweigh, reporter on cargo, girls league, big sister, quill and scroll, girls block s , recording secretary g.a.a., sadie hawkins assembly, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance '57, pep club. SANDERS, MARILYN - class board IO, reporter on cargo, foreign exchange committee, girls league, pep club, sadie hawkins assembly, g.a.b. dance '56, '57, jr. prom. 127 SANTIAGO, JOE-legislature '56, '57, '58, rally assem- bly, sadie hawkins assembly, block s , varsity football '55, '56, '57, varsity track '56, '57, '58, varsity wrestling '56, '57. SHEEHAN, JACK4associate justice of student court, vice president of student body, commissioner of boys affairs, executive board, class president I-I I, class board 9, IO, II, IZ, honor society, c.s.f., cargo reporter, sports editor of anchors aweigh, president rally committee president foreign exchange com- mittee, jr. statesmen, excaliber club, quill and scroll, sadie hawkins assembly '57, '58, sr. assem- bly, sr. ball, jr. prom, g.a.b. dance '57, carnival, varsity swimming team '55, '56, '57, '58, legisla- ture, maintenance board, chair crew. SHOEMAKER, JOHNNIE-class board I I, legislature IZ, track team. SILVA, WINNIE-legislature IO, girls league represen- tative, class board IZ, honor society, c.s.f., cargo page editor, quill and scroll treasurer, future teach- ers, girls league, jr, prom, kiss me, kate , carousel . SKINNER, BARBARA-class board, pep club, y-teens, g.a.b. dance, football kick-off dance, sr. assembly, sr. ball, big sisters. SMITH, JAMES- night of ianuary I6th , christmas assembly, varsity baseball '58. SMITH, MARILYN-class board IO, II, IZ, honor so- ciety c.s.f., debate club, jr. statesmen, foreign ex- change committee, nurses club, g.a.a., g.a.b. dance, jr. prom, sr. ball, sadie hawkins day, carnival '56, h-9 assembly, legislature '55, '56, tennis team. SOLOPOW, WALLY-exchange student committee. SORENSEN, JIM-class board IZ, legislature, honor society, science club, rally committee, spanish club, sr. assembly. SOUZA, GAYNEL-executive board, class board, legis- lature, science club, nurses club, bowling club. STIMMANN, MIKE-associate justice student court, executive board, legislature, class president IO, class board, honor society, c.s.f., rally committee, rifle club, science club, german club, carnival '56' jr. prom, sr. ball, TAYLOR, BARBARA-pep club, nurses club, a cappella choir, TEMPLE, JUDY-commissioner of girls affairs, student body secretary, class board 9, IZ, honor society, c.s.f., thespians vice president, kiss me, kate , night of january I6th , foreign exchange secre- tary and president, girls league president and treas- urer, g.a.a., maintenance board, legislature, pep club, carnival, g.a.b. dance, jr. prom, sadie hawkins assembly, big sister. TONKIN, SHERRILL-class board, honor society, c.s.f., g.a.a., girls block s , maintenance board. TONZI, LINDA-science club, big sisters, a cappella choir, girls glee. 1 TRAYLOR, DARYL-jr. prom, g.a.b. dance, legislature. VELARDE, ERNEST-transfer from bishop o'dowd, legis- lature, class board II, IZ, rally committee, jr. prom, sr, ball, varsity track team, varsity tennis team. VIGIL, MARGIE-reporter on cargo, secretary of spanish club, jr, prom. WALLACE, GORDON - foreign exchange committee, spanish club, sr. assembly, sr. ball. WALSH, PATTY-secretary of student body, class board IO, II, IZ, class secretary h-I I, honor society, c.s.f., quill and scroll, page editor on cargo, nurses club president, girls league, pep club, g.a.a., h-9 assembly, carnival, sadie hawkins assembly, g.a.b. dance, jr. prom, legislature '55, '56, '57. 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