South Gate High School - Rams Yearbook (South Gate, CA)

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Girls Glee Club GIRLS GLEE Bottom Row: Mary Ann Napolitano, Dolores Palo, Patricia Scott, Patricia Underwood, Evelyn lmhof, Elaine Metzer, Martha Engels, Patricia Bradac, Lois B yle, Polly Arn Payton, Dorna Dee Miles. Row 2: Barbara Harris, Jean Oxncr, Juanita Porfirio, Forda Bell, Betty Clark, Nena Ivanoff, Beryl Hall, Mae Anderson, Evelyn Nelson, Gloria Gordon, Gail Glenn, Joanne Winberg, Bonnie Chiles. Row 3: Berta Fox, Mary Marlin, Louanne Ellis, Marie Ford, Marion Middleton, Dona LeBrecht, Marilyn Swinney, Jo Ann Bowles, Joan Clearihue, Marilyn Adams, Barbara Devine, Julia Burns. Row 4: Joy Eastburn, Shirley Ritter, Patsy Woodson, Neva Berg, Marjorie Knapp, Sandra Pope, Lorraine Dougher, Halga Johnson, Leona Brownlie, Dona Goodine, Rene Jeanne Cotton. Row 5: Nancy Chemel, Louise Mazacro, Maryanne Lamphear, Shirley Shirey, Betty Jean Wilson, Lorraine Hart, Joyce Slack, Margaret Crady, Margaret Johnson, Barbara Pattee, Joanne Nygard, Dolores Johnston. 25 GIRLS GLEE The Girls Glee club, under the direction of Mrs. Hazen, serves as a pre- liminary training group for the Aeolian and Rambler choirs. Last semester the Glee club consisted of 59 girls, who sang at Cotton Day and Commencement. L1 affix we 3 ' rj in i rl l f i i xr-Bd-' l li.

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Aeolian and Rambler Choirs Y' 5 , ...fi , 'K' t i V . g f itlemj 2 . , 4 ' ' Ig:5I:' , We ' ,,.,. CF- -ya , , A , , , ff AEOLIAN Bottom Row: Gertrude Devlin, Dona Wiseman, Alice Reynolds, Ruth Reynolds, Marion Rice, Edith Menig, Victoria DiCiolla, Marjorie Frembgen, Pqggy lnglett, Marie Devore, Ruie Wynne. Row 2: Doris Stubblefield, Viola Mathess, Marlene Robinson, Frances Blevins, Luelle Berger, Dolores Mountcastle, Neila Marsh, Mary Lou Morris, Doris Shinnifield, Marilyn Pettijohn, Nadine Butts, Clarine Butts. Row 3: Anna Hurley, Ophelia Lux, Cherrill Schell, Frances Horton, Bernice Rouse, Vlrginla Clark, Ardyce Stein, Shirley Baker, Barbara Jordan, Dolores Lewis, Joyce Wilson, Cynthia Nourse. Row 4: Arnold Wilbur. Bob Clark, Jim Curcle, Leonard Ramey, Bob Robinson, Harley Brown, George Posth, Eddie Lopez. Row 5: Fred McDonald, Norman Jones, Floyd Kirk. Don Guynn, Wayne Mumby, Jimmy Walton, Don Bond. AEOLIAN CHOIR The Aeolian Choir stands out among the musical organizations of the school. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Hazen, the members are taught theoretical work and part singing, especially a Capella. The Choir is composed of sixty members who are studying in preparation for entering the Rambler Choir. Many Aeolian programs were presented during the semester and the beautiful combination of the Aeolian and Rambler choirs made the Memorial day pre- sentation one to be long remembered. Officers of the choir are Betty Cannole, president: Nalla Marsh, social chairman, Marilyn Pettljohn, historian. RAMBLER CHOIR Bottom Row: Estelle Hadley, Shirley Sparks, Eleanor Bauer, Almonde Beverly Castor, Jeanine Thoming, Betty Sanders, Jane DeVrles, Barbara man, Emily Hadjuk. Row 2: Lois Calkins, Evelyn Ansorge, Irene Grupe, Beverly Fortner Mullins, Jeanne Devries, Pat Bloomquist, Pat Stelle, Carol Morris Wiseman, Dorothy Noonan. Row 3: Bernice Whisler, Eunice Greer, Margaret Hutchcroft, Corinne Dona McAvoy, Marjorie Peterson, Edith Jensen, Florence Johnson, Mary White, Barbara Wright, Delores Strong, Nila Snow. Row 4: Gail Plumber, Don Brewer, Edwin Burcham, Jim Allison, Ediil Burcham, Pat Patterson, Vince Canzone, Don Benson, Jack Kintz, Craylllll Paschall, Gerald LaVenture, Stuart Dollinger. Row 5: Fred Brown, Dwight Crowell, Jack Nixon, Jack Keen, Russell Ch3DD5l' Roy McConnell, Jim Smith, Fred Coleman, Paul Griffin, Bill Hinds, Harvll Maupin, Craig Lillywhite, Jack Alexander, George Pope, Edwin Regehr. RAMBLER CHOIR Students' voices beautifully blended together make the Rambler Choir th' mutstanding musical group of the school. Among the choir's many actlvitill the following are of main importance: Participation with Fremont, Bell alll Manual Arts Choirs in a Bach Festival, caroling at the County Hospital Ill' Ranchos Los Amigos at Christmas timeg and singing for the programs Ol Lincoln's birthday and Memorial day. The Stardusters' Revue brought man! favorable comments for the Rambler Choir, and a musical background lvl baccalaureate and commencement was beautifully provided by the choir, alw- Jack Kintz served as president during thenfall term: and in February, Palll Griffin took over as president for the remainder of the semester. The organi- zation is under the capable direction of Mrs. Margaret Hazen.

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Qrclleslra and Bancl W' may wg., , NN f 7 Z , k.,l...., MJD c fl Q ORCHESTRA BAND , , Bottom Row: Jeanne DeVrles, Ted Lynn, Eleanor Bauer, Mary Ann Salter, Bottom Flow: Janice Harden, Nafwy JohnzonlRl'li'r:5f2:n0OE 'dgeS' Bob Cathay' Keith Hunter. Arba Engstrom, Barbara Woodard. Victoria Nottle, Ann Pulmer, Bernlce Macha cg tlaurence -Von d Void Gene Row 2: Lela Clingman, Deward Huff, Larry Cantalini, Lloyd McCollum, Kenneth Row 2: Harold Manheim, Farrell Hlntergarl-a,p enden Truman layers , Martin, Jerry Bryan, Edwina Sharon. Patsy Snencer, Edward Alan. Wicklander, Ray Norby, Edgar FISlr,tMervgrald gamma Clifford Anggll Billy new 3: Betty Tillman, Janet Sjodln, Mr. Gilmore, Betty Grande, Bob swam. Row 3: Pat Sandford, George Va ' nw V - ' ' pike Ma,-vin Schroeder Dean Kinn, Lilllan Wlnn, Vlctorla Nottle.