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Due to his wise counsel and planning for the future, our school is improving greatly; as we are sure it will continue to do. For his many years of service to our school, we of the Yucca staff express what we know are the feelings of the combined student body in saying that we appreciate his working for us, and solving numerous problems with a smile and determination. To a very fine person, we say thank you. Mr. landrum looking over the record of one of his students. 5 We see Mr. landrum going through the halls in his amiable way. Our Principal seen during his busy schedule. 9 Qz cveteit kta 24 26 02 2 22 52 ROY A. KNAPP District Superintendent As chief executive of the board. Dr. Knapp directs, administers, and supervises all divisions and units of the school system with authority to delegate as may be appropriate. Having spent more than two decades at A. V., Dr. Knapp has obtained an extensive background for encountering the many problems associated with his office. We owe many things to Dr. Knapp, namely his responsibility towards the maintenance of Antelope Valley High, which is rated very high- ly in Southern California, and contending with the ever expanding enrollment which we cope with each year. Albert L. LoBuono Assistant Superintendent Our district administrators provided for and directed the improvement of our school district. Under Dr. Roy A. Knapp, District Superintendent, were Mr. Albert L. LoBuono, Assistant Superin- tendent of Business Services; Mr. Charles M. Parker, Assistant Superintendent in charge of Educational Services. to Charles M. Parker Assistant Superintendent Gus P. Eliopulos James H. Wilson Alden B. Carder W. J. Sinclair President Clerk Mr. Norton Nichols, Administrative Assistant Assisted with administrative duties, and handles detailed work in the state building program. Mr. James Norman Daley, Ad- ministrative Assistant worked with community and profes- sional relations. These men should be congratulated on their outstanding services to the school district. George F. McNamee James Daley Administrative Assistant Norton Nichols Administrative Assistant Mr. John W. Landrum A.V.J.U.H.S. Principal Our school administrators' enthusiasm and hard work have had a tremendous effect on our student body. Mr. John Landrum, our Principal, developed and coordinated the curriculum standards, supervised instructional methods and all other activities directly concerned with pupils, teachers and other personnel. As Assistant Principal Mr. Abe Loewen di- rected and coordinated all school social affairs. Assistant Principal and curriculum work were the job of Mrs. Billye Adams, Mr. Earl Ritten- house directed Student Business Activities, Mr. Ernest Tosi is the Director of Auxiliary Services and Mr. Sid Harrington is the Superintendent of the Fairgrounds. Mr. Abe Loewen Mrs. Billye Adams Mr. Ernest Tosi Mr. Sid Harrington Mr. Earl Rittenhouse Our counselors have been a great help to us this year. Any student with a problem, whether he be a Freshman or Senior, was always sure of obtaining the best help and guidance from their chosen coun- selors. The help they have given you in selecting the best vocational program will assure you a more suc- cessful and satisfying future. We all realize that counseling is a big job and we give thanks to all the counselors who have given their time and efforts so generously. Counselors are, from left to right: Mr. Franklin McGowan, Miss Josephine Dart. Mr. Randall Frank, Mr. Robert Wrothall ond Miss Evelyn Ericson. Mr. Wrothall, Director of Guidance and Counseling. School nurses, sitting: Miss Geneva Mun- govan; standing. Miss Rachel Harrison, and assisting in hearing test (s, Mrs. ana ...w Phyllis Curtis from the Attendee Office at the Fair Grounds. 13 H.S. OFFICE STAFF Left to Right, Stonding: Pat Bottom, Billie Mottice, Virginia Zorzano, Helen Grant, Dorothy Moreiro. Judy Snyder Colvillo. Left to right, sitting: Fern Sticrs, Nancy Barton. Mona Albright. DISTRICT OFFICE SECRETARIES Left to right: Mrs. Venita Tompkini, Mrs. Doris Iverson. Mrs. Alvena 8arncs, Mrs. Maradenc Pen Jlcy, Mrs. Gladys Sv onger, Mrs. Ruth Peer, Mrs. Patsy Jo Autery. Mrs. Nanalee Kingsbury, Mrs. Sybil Purcell, Mrs. Flora Van Ness. Center: Mrs. Thelma Johnson. ATTENDANCE OFFICE We always find the Attendance Office very busy. They are in charge of clearing absences, tardies, and recording each student's merit record. Heading this big job, from left to right ore: Mrs. Lorein Denney, Mrs. Flora Fao Wolf. Mrs. Bea Riley, and Mrs. Mildred Jolin. Pictured here is our busy Cafeteria Staff. From left to right: Alvis Chaney, Lena Froze, Lula Mae Puckett, lela Crall, Pearl Dowdy, Kathryn Wade. Mr. Nelson Frost—District Building ond Grounds Superintendent. CUSTODIANS, Row 1: Zachorio Booth, Bernard Minkler, Jasper 8oskins, Paul Duncan, Leonard Higgins; Floyd 8ablcr, Lawrence Rice, Daniel Masterson, Clorenco Anderson. Row 2: Williom Wade, John Dowdy, Sam Ray Gotcs, Henry Allen, Ralph Coldasure, Karl Bradley, Williom Hart. Row 3: Jeff Reed, Lester Hanks, Roy R. Stephenson, head custodian; John Surritte. Magnus Rongved, Mayo Dunlop, Alex Gemmill. 2 BUS DRIVERS, Row 1: Rolland Blanco, Doll Hart, Don Beardsley, Ron Weist, Steve Howord, Terry Rolland. Row 2: John Perez, Jerry Benoit, Dave Houston, David Bidwcll, Johnny rvivft Cnliwille. Bill Bobler. Bill Tcnsfield, Roy Sylvies, Nelson Hendricks, Bruce Superintendent of Transportation: Grosvcnor Fitch 15 BARFORD BADLAND Industrial Arts s GRETA BALDWIN Counselor Our faculty never fails to do a terrific job, and this year was no exception. The A.V.H.S. Student Body owes a debt of thanks to the teachers who have helped us so much this past year, and a very special thanks comes from the entire Senior class for the help of the faculty in the four most important years of our lives. WILLIAM 8ALLARD Music CAROL BELL Girls' P.E. WARREN BLANKENSHIP Social Science DAVID BRUMBERG Audio Visual THOMAS BUFFUM Social Science DONALD CERVERIS Language Arts HARRY CHANG Language Arts NORMAN CLARK Business and Commercial DUNCAN COURVOISIE8 language Arts 16 OSEPHINE DART Language Arts STEPHANIE DASHIFF Mathematics JAN DOGGETT Girls' P.E. WYILE DAY Agriculture EVELYN ERICKSON Language Arts BILL FELLERS Business and Commercial SANDRA DEE Girls' P.E. GAIL EVANS Girls' P.E. BOB FERBER Science WILSON FERRELL Social Science ZELMA GOBEN Home Economies VIRGINIA GREENLEE Business and Commercial LOUIE HART Industrial Arts CLARENCE HAYMAKER Mathematics JACK HELD Language Arts AMY HEY DORN Art ORSON HICKEN Social Science WARREN HOUGHTON Agriculture JACK KAISER Boys' P.E. MARJORE KLOSTER Home Economics Business and Commercial GLORIA KETTERINGHAM Girls' P.E. LORRAINE LADLEY Business and Commercial GERALD LADLEY Social Science 18 ■Hi : - CLAUDIA MEADE Home Economics JOANN MARSHALL Girls- P.E. MARIANNE McCARTHY Language Arts HOWARD MOST Art BILL NICHOLS RALPH NYBAKKEN Social Science Language Arts ROBERT OWENS Social Science CONSTANCE PENCALL Language Arts KATHRYN PICKUS Mathematics MARIANN POLLOCK language Arts 19 FABIO RAMIREZ Language Arts DAN SLOCUM Mathematics -UALMAR STROMBERG Mathematics JANET STURDEVANT Social Science HAROLD RICHARD Social Science LEO SMYTH Science MARGARET SANDERS LEWIS SHOEMAKER Business and Commercial Boys’ P.E. DON STEVENS Socal Science Mr. Wrolhol and Mr. Richards are being served lunch in the now teachers' cafeteria. SAMUEL THOMAN Social Science WEALTHA SUYDAM Language Arts ROBERT THOMAS Social Science DICK THOMPSON Language Arts JEORGE TURCOTT Science WARREN TURNER Music PETER TYM Mathematics CLAUDE SWONGER Industrial Arts RAY THOMAS Industrial Arts EVERETT THURSTON Science STEVEN ULLBERG Social Science 21 RANDALL FRANK Counselor GWYNTH THOMPSON Language Art HERMIONE VAUGHAN Vocal Music CARL V. YOUNG Language Arts MARY FLOYD Business and Commercial DANIEL GRUMIO Photography MARY ELLEN KITTRELL Business English STEPHEN MARGARITAS Social Science 22 LAWRENCE WAHLQUIST Agriculture WILLIAM GALLIHER Agriculture FRANKLIN McGOWEN Counseling VIDA WILLIAMS Language Arts v 17 PAT TUUOS lit scm. President HAYDEE YEOID 2nd scm. Reporter 6C M !nd semester Senior Closs Officers did o won- onizing the various senior activities this year. largely attributed to the efforts of our two and Bob. TONI BENSON 1st sem. Treosurer MARGARET FURRY 2nd scm. Secretory JANET DWYER 1st sem. Vice President MADELINE FURRY 1 st sem. Reporter HELEN ZUFELT 2nd sem. Vice President SALLY STANDLEY 1st sem, Secretary James Abbott Paula Abercrombi Lon Ackelson Myrna Ackerman Gene Albrigo Christine Adams Charles Adams Annette Adams The Seniors have had a wonderful year filled with many memorable events. They have set a high example for the classes following them and we re proud to say that they were the graduating class of '58. The Seniors were ably led with the first semester officers: Pat Tullos, Janet Dwyer ,Salley Standley, Toni Benson and Madeline Furry. Stan Anderson Ann Aldridge Ray Atkinson Billie Amos Richard Babler Sandy Anderson y' 95% The Seniors received their pistachio green class sweaters October 4, and wore them with pride throughout the year. They sponsored Alumni Day held in November, and the dance after the Homecoming game with our Homecoming Queen, Judy Stout. The second semester class officers were: Bob Hayes, Helen Zufelt, Margaret Furry, Rod Hines, and Haydee Yedid. Willard Bass Earlene Atwood Dewayne Barrett Bob Beeson Ruth Baines John Behnke Pat Batdorf The Senior Class at on ossembly having the Senior pictures explained to them by Mr. Ralph Nybakkcn and Alfred Fabris Studio. Jim Berberich Joyce Beasley Dave Bishop Teri Beaver Gerald Blackburn Charles Bonner Jolene Bennett Darla Bickmore Mary Beckwith Toni Benson Dave Blackburn Jim Blanchard 30 . . . the Seniors have what it takes . . . everyone sings the Senior song! Here Helen Zufclt, Jackie Criffield, Rosemarie Simons, Nancy Miller, Ann Dohlitz, Solly Standley, Cathy Lessing, and Carolyn Miller teach the Seniors at an assembly the new Senior song. Tom Buck Carole Bradley Gary Burk Linda Brooks Steve Bates Pat Braun Daryl Campbell Richard Capp Judy Brown Brenda Buedel Ronnie Campbell Alden Carder Diane Browning Barbara Burks 31 Diane Butzke Kit Carson Alan Caruthers Judie Calhoun Ronald Case Pat Calvert Tony Caseio Linda Camp Mike Cassady Linda Campbell Charles Chaney Donna Card Harry Chiles Alice Cassingham Barbara Chesser Paul Clark Grayce Carter Richard Clark Richard Clements Rollie Clutter Nancy Clarke Tommy Coats Bonnie Coggeshall Samuel Cook Arlene Combs Bill Davis Karen Crews Danny Davis Jackie Criffield Floyd Davis Pat Cunningham Neil Dexter Ann Dahlitz William Dobbs Lynn Donaldson Bob Donlan Alice Dickey Margaret Dickenson Connie Drummond Claudia Dickenson Don Ducommon Judy Dickman Robert Dyer Barbara Dipre Larry Edens Pat Discepola Dennis Ekimoto Vickie Distler David Emry Marianne Dodge (sad Roger Engemonn Bill Erwin Judy Downey Don Ferrell Cristine Donoghue Dorothy Draper Jim Fessenden Nila Droste Jim Fetridge Judy Dunkerley Janet Dwyer Rawnie Edwards Ward Finch Russel Fineman Linda Dyer Gary Fischer Georgie Fox Billy Gillian Marilyn Frey Gerald Gibbs Rex Hair Mary Ann Granicy David Hall Lula Mae Gray Ken Hammond Andy Antelope Ron Hankins Alice Grimmer William Hart Beverley Griffin James Haulman Marguita Hackworth Displaying proudly their Pistachio Grcon class sweoters and jackets arc: Alice Cassingham, Madel- ine Furry, Margaret Furry, Shirley Clark, Dean Hodges, Helen Zufelt, and Dave Bishop. Bob Hayes Lynn Lee Hall Barbara Harris Norm Hayes Edwana Harris Gene Heathman Janet Harsh Mike Hefferon Betty Hart Betty Hiens Fred Heydorn Annie Antelope Eudean Herring Roger Hinds La Rose Hicks Rod Hines Ken Hicks Alice Hill Henry Hinton Sharlene Hillman Dean Hodges On-lookers watch the Alumni Queen and Princesvcs dance a dance dedicated to them at the Alumni Dance held November 1. Sharon Hilton Roger Holmes Bette Hock Bob Hughes Dennis Hughes Marie Holt Maria Hulsger Mike Hurley James Jackson Jean Hunsicker Dan Jones Roberta Howard Bruce Jackson Virginia Hunt Harry Jones Carole Hutton Hildred Jones Jackie Jackson Clifford Jordan Vivian Jackson Dennis Keife Carol Jacobson Ed Kennepohl Diane Jacobsen Bob Kerkley Mary Jay Beverly Kasperson Don Lancaster Jane Justice Ray Lampe Linda Johnson Pierre Lamoureux Julie Johnson Barry La Franaye Donna Johnson Paul Lackey Earlene lllian John Kuhn Nora Jenks Frank Klingerman Mary Louise Jenkins Gary Kliever Ed Laswell Jo Anne Kidd Lynn Lenard Patricia Kurtz Ronnie Lewcm Richard Lindsay Ron Long Shelby Lackie Gary Lienhard Cathy Lessing Carl Long Carol Lane Don Liebert Lucille Leath Armitta Lewis Duane Lindstrom Karen Lile Donna Line Dave Losey Jackie Linney Wayne Lyles Ruth Livermore Charlie Lyons Pat Loetterle Bob Maag Arthur Mansfield Judy Mahoney Darrel Mauldin Marlene Luczak Ron Mathewson Florence Markworth Diane Marston Jerry Meyers Mary Martin Ray Milton Lois Mathewson Norman Meyers Linds Motza Bruce Miles Charles Miller Diane Mead Marshall Metzger Nancy Mead Jerry Mahollan Cathy Melnichuk Tony Molachek Carolyn Miller Jerry Moore 44 A thrilling moment come to the Yucco staff when they viewed the cover of the '58 Ywcco for the first time. Nancy Miller Dennis Moses Rose Miller Ralph McCracken Vi Morris Gerald McGaughey Alene Mulder Aram Najarian Lynda Mullet Tom Najarian Dee Mura tore Kenny Nash Sharon McBride Jay Nelson Nancy McConnell Dwayne Oliver Charlotte McGill Gary Olson Janet Nelson Jim Osfergard Judy Nelson Francis Page Ruth Nelson Bob Paris Claudie Nicholson Rurl fViMorion Kathryn Nicholson Eugene Pearson Flora Niven Scottie Ogle Ray Penn Frances Oshel Jim Perriman Colleen O'Sullivan Richard Phy Gary Pickett lorene Patchen Steve Pontis Sam Ponton Nancy Perkins Bill Popejoy Bobby Perry Barbara Phillips Peter Ramos Emma Phillips Joel Piette Robert Reid Dorothy Owens Gilbert Queipo im David Randel Anna Pond Clifton Richards Jerry Reutter Dora Preter Edgar Reseck Sonnie Pothoff Kitty Price James Riley Carol Purdy John Riley Richard Rinde Linda Raplee Diane Randel David Roberts Evelyn Reagan Donald Robinson Pat Reed Rita Rice Robert Salkeld Jack Sanders Donna Richmond Ron Sanders Cathy Rinde Stephen Sartwell Kathy Roth Shelia Robinson Gary Schneider Peg Roe Tom Serber Betty Lou Ruckinger Frankie Sharp Zorah Ryan Bruce Skov Joan Sagray Bob Smith Linda Sanford Frank Solomn Vienna Schmitz Sherman Sterling Ronnie Stoner Diane Schulz Henry Strawberry Dianna Schultz Joyce Schwake SENIOR SENATE, ltt row: Tom Nojorion, Pot Cunningham, Dorothy Draper, Lynn Ice Hall, Alice Cassingham, Carol Purdy, Janet Dwyer, Sally Standley, Pat Tullos. 2nd row: Betty Baker. Judy Stout, Cothy Lessing, Linda Matza. Betty Ruckinger, A argaret Furry, Jo Ann Kidd, Madeline Furry. 3rd row: Lynda Mullet, Earlene Spann, Bob Smith, Corol Lane, Don Wyont, Rod Hines, Joyce Schwoke, Carol Miller, Barbara Dipre, Ann Dahlitz, Barbara Shipley, Horriet Wilson. Karl Surber Barbara Scott Lawayne Sutterfield Suzanne Scott 50 Anthony Szabanowski Jeff Taylor Barbara Shapter Ronnie Talsma Joetta Shibley Barbara Shipley Fred Thomas Linda Sieck Anyone hungry? The students of 5th period lunch aro enjoying the facilities of the new cofotcria which opened October 14, 1957. The cafeteria was constructed to serve 400 students at one time. James Todd Barbara Skinner 51 Ken Tomkins Juanita Smith Bonnie Swarthout Larry Webb Frank Whempner Ken Urlking Cecil Wheeler Evelyn Tensfield Helen Thompson Franklin Wilson Pat Tullos Fred Welch Ron Worden Pom Von Woert Terry Wood Alma Van Dyne Catherine Vance Frank Zappa Cean Vines Juanice Waits Jane Wallis Patsy Wall Barbara Walls Carol Weist Glenda White Virginia Wilbur Shirley Wilder Laurie Will Diane Williams Rosemary Williams Harriet Wilson Bill Steward Raylene Dey Nellie Wilson Sharon Wilson Beverly Wohnoutka A.V.'i Senior Marching Band marches proudly onto May's Field during half time of the Santa Barbara game. Dancing to soft strains of music are the royal couples at the Christmas Boll. Two typical seniors in a typical classroom scene—Pat Cunningham and Betty Rockinger. Couples gother around to watch tho coronation of the King and Queen of the Christmas Ball. Here ore three senior boys, Jorry McGaughey, Tom Najarion and Brent Carder proudly wear- ing their new Channel league-C.I.F. football jackets. This is a scene from one of the many con- ferences the leadership class attended through- out tho year. It was a Traffic Safety Con- ference held at Nordhoff High School on Morch 12. Lorcno Poichcn sings a solo during the A Co- ppello Christmas program. Homecoming princess Sandra Ankrum smiles at the crowd in the grandstand. Senior boys lounge on the front lawn at lunch time. P. Cunningham C. Steworr N. Jonks J. Meyer N. Wilton M. Kommerer J. Stout J. Curtis, B. Carder S. Anderson T. Wood T. Nojarian K. Price M. and M. Furry J. Dwyer J. Sanders A. Aldridge C. Baker C. Jordan L. Motzo D. Blackburn D. Goodell D. Draper M. Ackerman A. Nojarian W. Fulbright I. Avila P. Ramos E. Spann, J. Kidd D. Jones D. Muratorc J. Criffield V. Jackson C. Purdy P. Tullos N. Arguedos S. Schoffer H. Hinton K. Lessing 0 bob donlan pat TULIOS BARBARA SHIPLEY DENNIS EKIMOTO 61 JUDY STOUT BOB HAYES 3 jjjfaf ; Dione Demers lit sem. Vice President Carol Rake 1st sem. Secretary Vicky Clements 1st sem. Treasurer Claudia lirussi 1st sem. Reporter 64 Ann Anderson 1st sem. President Linda Baker Larry Austin ft A very active, spirited class this year were the juniors. Some of their activities were the selling of mistletoe during the Christmas season and the Popcorn Ball which was a very success- ful dance during Christmas vacation. A Junior Day was held on January 19. The juniors came to school dressed up to give recognition to their day and a Junior Day assembly was presented. V -1 .Vv Don Alderman Mary Aspcy v '}(' Mary Anderson Gina Amos James Anderson Mary Adams Acker Pat Allen Allen Andrews Joon Gutierrez 2nd sem. Secretary Terry Bowers 2nd sem. Treasurer Sue McBride 2nd sem. Reporter Nancy Baker Donald Ball Rosemary Ballardo David Belville Second semester activities included the Sadie Hawkins Dance, and the selling of candied and carmel apples. All these were fund raising proj- ects for the biggest event of all—the Junior- Senior Prom. The theme From Here to Eternity was very aptly carried out and Claudia Lirussi was crowned Prom Queen on the night of May 17. The juniors made their junior year one filled with many happy memories. Tom Lilo 2nd s«m. President 65 Neti 8enson, Shoron Bittcrmonn, ond Pat Allen look ot patterns for a sewing project while Mary Nordcr, Karen Hair and Millie Comini study home dccoroting, and Morilyn Cox, Mollie Puterbaugh, Lynn DeShon and Carol Holbert work on Christmas Projects. These girls ore Homcmaking Majors and among the things studied hove been sewing, cooking, child care and home-management. Pom Bclville Ronnie Bellow Vince Brigante Jean no Berg Dorothy Bird Don Brown Ncti Benson John Bowker Kurt Brock Carolyn Berthlot Kathie Bithcll Ray Brown Sharon Bittermon lee Bucks Monyeen Bloemendahl Oan Burbine Judy Roach T0rry Butcher 66 Woyne Bunnell Mary Boos William Byors Sheila Bowers Pat Boatman Terry Bowers Martin Chcnore lames Cole Marilyn Bradley Nelda Brogan Rolph Collins Gene Canady Buff Boyles Clifton Curtis Robert Cole Millie Comini Judy Brown Gary Combs Here we see the 18 Junior • Senior Prom Candidates os they go around to all the American History classes. They are from left to right: Pat Allen. Neti Benson, Barbara Cox, Gena Amos, Marilyn Cox, Judy Huitt, Vicki Clements, Claudia lirrussi, Kay Stephens, Marilyn Mendenhall. Bonnie Modrell. Sue Nash, Sandy Schwanenkamp, Jerilyn Purcell, Martha Ruffoni, Mary Wilson, Linda Welch and Sue McBride. 67 68 Myra Buck Phil Cunningham Vicki Clements Duane Crabtree Charlotte Burks Glen Dame Dene Buckner Roy Cundiff Gerry Cochrane Glen Crompton Beth Campbell Richard Carr Maggie Cole Mike Dovis Ginger Cox Marshall Dorling Vernae Collins Bob Drudge Sandi Cole Mike Del Grosso JoAnnc Cox Charlie Dovis Barbara Cox Donovan Bradford Jerry Crawford Barbara Burdick Roy Curtin Mr. Richard supervises one of his of posters for one of the junior doss Clark Dc Marcus Marilyn Cox Clyde Dickinson Anno Dapas American history dosses in the moking sponsored dances. Dione Demers Ted Fowler Undo Crone Conrad Engelhard! Barbara DeJanes Linda Deli Robert FrecJIand Sherry Dickey «frame Paul Foltz Joyce Donaldson Hazel -DermeT tXj Arlin Gardner 69 Linda Dykmon Fclty Gerbitz Wiida Downing Toni Duce Carlo Grossi Gary Gullion Nancy Erstod Don Gunn Fred Godde Carol Flaherty Henry Giraud LoJeannc DuFrene Nina Dowling Monuel Gucrrez Pot Edcl Betsy Elgart Jim Guymon Carl Hair Carol Franci ANichael Homil 0 Undo Good Becky Gardner Bloino Hondell Ronnie Hamilton Barbara Giiebcrt Linda George Larry Hart Monty Hampton Morion Glines Joyce Greenlee Don Hicki Karen Gulbransen Bob Howell Lorna Harvell Mike Hoffman 71 Vivion Hinmon Vonce Humble Pot Harrison Marilyn Hiebert Bob Humes Jim Idlemon Dorothy Hosier Richard Johnson Roelene Horris Robert Johnson Bill King Otto Kaiser 8renda Howard Roger Kelly Barbara Herring Ed Johnston Carolyn Holbert Gene Kenison Florence Jenkins Wayne Kims John Klicvcr Jean Johnson George Knipping Judy Jones Pat Jones Jonas Lamb Dick Krabcr Judy Kirkham Bette Junus Marvin lonker Claudia lirussl Marci Kloster Ken Lawson Virginia Kopaska Ken Lewis leldon little N'ada lapossa Tom Lite Nancy Kounee Ronnie lewis Carolyn Kyle Genel Kyle Frank Massey Dennis Ling Jeanne Lawson Carol lamey Gory McBride Steve Marvin Jean lewis Roy McCormick Doug McCaleb Allen Lamb Carol liebert 73 74 Sue Jordan McBride David Orsor Margaret McGowen Richard Ostergard Barbara Melhorn Sandy lutz Don Mirani Loretta Merrill Bob Pengilley Bonnie Modrell Jack McLaughlin Linda Maddox Bob Novorrot Mabel MocGibbon Jomes Moon Collette Mask Jim O'Brien Barry Miller Kathleen Majors Paul Nelli Mary Mask Porfirio Ogas Carol Morcsfield Melvin Preter Louis Munch Roger Riotr Sue Nash Jeannie Morris David Proctor Mary Murray Richard Plamouski Mickie Mulligan Sharon Nicklos Jim Robinson Betty Niven Sfevo Rgmpf Joann Nunn 75 Rosalie Prcvcdello Jerry Shannon Pat Price lloyd Siati Jerilyn Purcell Here are four Junior girls attempting a can-con? This was for the Junior Day Assombly, held on January 17, 1958. From left to right are Carol Rake, Oione Demers, Diane Thompson, and Claudia lirussi. Molly Putcrbough Alex Snouffer Bob Smith Linda Rowlings Karen Ragsdill Earl Specht Dave Smclscr Bernice Reiter Lorraine Ralphs 76 Darryl Simpson Carol Rake Jim Stcincrt '’■1 Beverly James Reynold! Bill Stewart Jo Rhoads John Steward Kothie Rhoads L David Sticrs This hilarious skit was a port of the Junior Doy assembly. Undo Delevett os the announcer, Carol Roke os Morilyn Monroe, Nancy Teters as Jackie Gleason, Susan Meline as Edward G- Robinson, Diane Thompson os Groucho Marx. Barbara Richards Ronnie Strown Randall Swenson Carolyn Ross laVonda Roborts John Sylvies Doug Sutton Glenda Robertson Martha Ruffoni John Taylor 77 Nancy Ryan Roy Torry Dale Verner Linda Schuctz Shirley Sain Tom Tilloston Gene Villalbo Sandy Schanekamp Bernard Vosborg Beverly Shaw Kerry Upshaw Annetre Sims . :h Cynthia Smith Jim Walker Earless Smith Barrie Wall Roberta Smith Dale Warloy Carolyn Sparks Richard Watson Barbara Stedman Jim Watts Kay Stephons Jerry Webb Ralph Wetherington Ann Stivers Paul White Roby Stombaugh JUNIOR SENATE, Row 1: Nadine Reyes, Jerilyn Purcell, Thoylo Beaver, Glenda Robertson. Row 2: Barbara Cox, Carol Rake, Ann Anderson, Diane Demers, Claudia Lirussi. Row 3: Marcia Klostcr, 8ctty Thompson, Nctti Benson, Nancy Teters, Kurt Brock, Diane Wisken, Barbara Azbill, Mary Wilson, Susan Meline. Mike Wible Betty Thomson Nancy Teters Richard Wilson Jerry Willey Diane Thomson Jo Talkington Terry Wimberly Lenorc Unger Patsy Wallin Beverly Wade Here we see the hands of Pot Allen and Kenny Lewis proudly displaying the beautiful Class Rings for the Class of '59. Pot Webb Catherine Tucker Linda Ward Suzy Weir Lindo Welch This is a scene during Valentines Day when the Junior Class sponsored a bermuda doy and sold and delivered Valentine telegrams by messengers. Claudia lirussi is tho messenger here and the two characters waiting to send telegrams are John Riley (doesn't he hove cute knees) and Bob Hayes. Patsy Wemple Lucille Whitehead Mary Wilson Jannette Willey Diane Wisken Bonnie Wolf Margie Zehowsky Couples gother oround the punch bowl ot the Junior sponsored Valentines dance February 14. This year s songleaders being initiated arc made up by the former songleoders. AV songleaders lead a clop in front of cheering section. 82 Don Mirioni, Suzy Weir, Diane Demers, and Roger Engemann pose for pictures ot the Holidoy for Hearts” valentine dance. The finale scene from the Christmas play. 83 A typical front-lawn scene during lunchtime. Looks of omozement and curiosity reflect on the faces of the students as they watch Carl Scobie carry a huge snake during o national assembly. Pat Jones 21. Borbora Cox 22. Sondy lotz 23. Bev Wade 24. Jeonie Morris 25. Carol Rake 26. JoAnne DeJeso 27. Mary Donlan 28. Nancy Tcters 29. Pat Morton 30. Sozy Weir 31. Doug Jcttcr 32. Richard Ottorgard 33. Jody Brown 34. Gene Canady Conrod Englohart 35. Kathie Bithell 36. Karen Ragsdill 37. Sondy Lutz 38. Diane Demers Pat Allen Neti Benson Soe Nash Diane Thompson Perry Polos Mike Howell Diane Wiskin Bob Navarette Claodia Lirossi Tom tile Nada laposso Bill Stewart Cindy Beckner Clark DeMarcos, Rolph Collins. Ronnie Stoot lenore Unger Sheila Bowers Jori Porcell Sharon 8itterman lit Semester Sophomore Officers, left to right: Diane Draper, treasurer; Pom Loeb, vice president; Ed Shipley, president; Vicky Rae Tomasada, secretary; Karen Atolacok, reporfer. The mighty Sophomores started out their terrific year by sponsoring the dance after the victorious Oxnard game. And, during their exciting (but embarrassing) slave days it was not rare seeing boys wearing lipstick and ribbons and girls carrying the boys' books for them. The little candy canes they sold during the week before Christmas were very good and bought up quickly. Their first semester officers were: President, Eddie Shipley; Vice President, Pam Loeb; Secretary, Vicki Tomosada; Treasurer, Diane Draper,- and Reporter, Karen Molachek. The Bunny Hop before Easter vacation showed origi- nality with the large bunny at the door and decorations of pink, white, green and yellow. The biggest activity sponsored by the Sophomores was the carnival, Tropical Island which was held between the swimming pool and the new girls' gym. To the melody of soft Hawaiian music food was sold, games were played, and a gen- erally good time was had by all. The officers during the second semester were very enthusiastic. They were: Faith Rinehart, President; Sammy Logan, Vice President; Bonnie Lough, Secretary; Penny Bunyard, Treasurer; and Chris Barden, Reporter. 2nd Semester Sophomore Officers, left to right: Cris Bardon, reporter; Sammy logon, vice president; Faith Rinehart, president; Bonnie Lough, secretary; Penny Bunyard, treasurer. 86 Row 1; H. Bronstcin. J. Bishop, J. Apper- son, A. Brown, S. Bunnell, P. Bowers, K. Anderson, G. Berger, J. Butler. Row 2. G. Buckner, L. Archer, P. Bunyard, S. Boies, R. Bennett, J. Bernes, P. Bunyord, D. Avril, C. Bobich. Row 3; H. Borg, J. Anderson, I. Abrams, L. Beach, V. Ben- horl, G. Applegate, N. Bateman, G. Ankrum, J. Bramhall, W. Bourbeou. SOPHOMORE BOARD OF CONTROl IEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1 Karen Fleming, Shelly Hinderson, Elsie Schubert. Noncy Moore, JoEllcn Peak, Bill Gaechter, Hugh Bickle, Sammy logon. Vicki Tomasada, Bonnie lough, Arlene Hoffman, Foith Rinehart. ROW 2 Jerri Youngblood, Chris Bardon, Mike Miles, Rock Rockford, Eddie Shipley, Gory Smith, Rusty Athis, Pam Bunyard, Penny Bunyard. Row I; B. Atler, J. Aston, J. Atkinson, S. Baldwin, M. Box, N. Bergman, S. Bob- cock, 0. Armstrong, J. Anderson. Row 2; P. Baines, I. Brooks, R. Brigantc, J. Burkey, D. 8aldwin, J. Blondin, D. Akin, S. Buck, P. Atwood. Row 3; S. Beams, B. Achotz, N. Bowker, I. Anderson, J. Bratt, I. Applegate, B. Barton, E. Anglin, J. Alcauskas, D. Boze. Row 1: J. Clemens, V. Chisum, N. Conner, J Corfmill, S. Cissell, P. Carton, I. Chenot, G. Critonden, J. Clark. Row 2: S. Card, M. Cole, I. Clark, M. Cunninghom, L. Clark, M. Clutter, B. Clements, S. Chad- wick, 0. Callis. Row 3: J. Campbell, R. Cox, N. Carder, D. Cheever, P. Chesser, P. Cole, J. Collins, P. Coon, R. Cassing- ham, J. Coerbcr. Row 1: A. Dempsey, M. Degursc. 8. Dor- sey, C. Dondeon, M. Dandridge, R. Den- dinger. J. Doster, M. Dalton, D. Dorr. Row 2: D. Draper, B. Denham, J. Drummond, D. DuBoisc, D. Cornagey, O. Dilka, P. Drumm, O. Derrick, C. Dobbs. Row 3: M. Compton, B. Clearc, B. Cooper, C. Conklin, E. Bushard, J. Belvill, D. 8ryanr, D. Carter, J. Conloy, C. Cochrane. Row 1: D. Estrella, A. Ferris, I. Griffin, D. Fox, C. Ellis, M. Frandsen, C. Gregor- chuk, B. Gibson, E. Elman, Row 2: D. Dorrow, C. Demers, R. Dovis, A. Dye, R. Dallachie, J. Dunn, L. Dichcnson, D. Dorcy, R. Dcmmclmaicr. Row 3: K. Fer- guson, B. Emry, D. Files, R. Dubin, R. Del Brosso, G. Duty, N. Gibson, D. Gallegos. W. Frazier, D. Foster. 88 Row 1: S. Johnson, J. Hutchison, P. Had- ley, J. Hitchcock, C. Hinman, J. Hudson, S, Hollis, M. Harris, B. Handed. Row 2: C. Fischer, D. Fischetf, C. Griffin, A. Fet- ridge, N. Guthrie, J. Gordon, C. Finch, S. Fischel. Row 3: V. Holman, T. Gale, T. Gums, R. Forbes, J. Farmer, B. Fischel, D. Fincman, J. Fiegle, J. Freeman, L. Frye. Row 1: $. Harris, J. Hair, S. Henderson, J. Hollingsworth, M. Jones, B. Hollings- worth, C. Hair, 1. Hall, P. Holmes. Row 2: M. Heilner, P. Hoover, B. Fadkc, M. Fadkc, M. Estes, A. Fischer. J. Gulbranson, R. Graham, S. Hewitt, M. Hitte Row 3: R. High, R. Ezell, M. Grimes, A. Elliot, H. James, J. Jauncey, W. Gregory, W. Frey, R. Engcmann, H. Griffin. Row 1: c. Harpe, B. Holmes, M. Jordan, K. Hill, P. Heile, M. Jackson, J. Johnson, G. Junell, J. Jenkins. Row 2: C. Horn- mond, V. Huckobee, L. Harris, N. Harris, J. Harris, P. Harris, A. Hoffman, C. Hodges, K. Hughes. Row 3: J. Hunting- ton, W. Hicks, R. Jackson, N. Howard, R. Hamilton, J. Hossard, L. Huntington. $. Idlcmon, V. Hemme, L. Johnson. 89 Row 1: T. Huffman, J. Jones, J. Hooper, J. Burton, P. Higgs, E. Hess, 0. Hall, H. Jackson, Row 2: A. IcDoux, 0. Hanson, J. Henry, B. Hasty, R. Kurtz, T. Holloway, H. Huber, 0. Humphreys, R. High, R. McGowen. Row 3: R. Klem, B. Keener, K. Hotton, R. Hurst, B. Hegwood, M. Hall, B. Huntley, J. Lacy, K. Hays, C. Horper. Mr. Ferrei s Drivers' Education doss pic- tured here is busy taking one of his frequent quizes. Row 1: M. Long, J. Kirkpatrick, P. Kurth, P. Locb, C. Lowrencc, S. Lizarraros, O. Kopasko, L. loufield, B. Kloudo. Row 2: R. Lutz, L. Lo8uono, D. Lampshire, J. Kuglcr, S. Kostccky, B. Lough, 8. Loin, D. Kebaugh, J. Kane, L. Lawric, Row 3: J. Lutz. C. Lovelace, B. Kimbrough, K. Loid- law, D. Long, M. Kendall, L. Leavellc, S. Knickerbocker, J. Lomoureux, R. Lipkin, 90 Row 1: M. ALoffott, S. ALoson, N. Moore, C. Molock. J. Nash, G. Mahon, K. Mol- achek, P. ALcKibbin, M. Morsholl. Row 2: C. MacGibbon, J. Nicholos. R. ALurphy, A . Moore. C. Monk, C. Nyfaord, 0. Mashek, V. ALury. 8. Migho. Row 3: G. Moiseve, B. ALcNoir, L. AlcKibban, D. Leonard, R. Lange, S. Harper, 0. Harwell. P. Neitzel, S. lotimcr. S. Logan. Here we sec Sophomore Eddie Shipley selling candy canes to some Juniors: Carol Lieberr, Sheila Bowers and Jean Miller. This was one of the Sophomore Class's many moncy-roising projects. Row 1: S. Moine, P. Martin, W. Martin, AV Morton, D. ALarckstadt, B. Moyjoffo, ft. Mordon, B. Mcloben, J. Mason. Row 2: 0. Marshal, R. Moore. K. Mohling. K. Markussen, C. McAdom, A . Mellgren, R. Mculdin, D. Moon, R. Newell. Row 3: S. Minke, R. Mills, J. MacFarlane. R. Meredith, A. Majors, C. Meyers, J. Mulli- gan, S. Nelson, M. Nelson, R. ALauldin. 91 Row 1: G. Pino, J. Pressgrove, L. Pierce, K. Poll. M, Porter, P. Pennell, J. Owings, H. Posh, C. Prevedollo. Row 2: R. Potter- son, J. Pedersen, I. Perdew, E. Pulos, L. Perry, M. Peterson, 8. Proctor, M. Powell, T. Persell. Row 3: P. Pierce, P. Price, 0. Prather, E. Painter, M. Post, D. Pearson, R. Penrod, S. Picture, R. Patterson, G. Pruet. Row 1: D. Stephens, C. Roper, J. Riche, G. Smith, S. Roy, S. Sears, S. Roke, C. Staley, S. Stadig. Row 2: D. Ormerod, Q. Prochaska, C. Owens, E. Olsen, R. Oden, E. Quotre, C. Owens, 0. Oliver, P. Smith. Row 3: K. Marriott, S. Pszyk, G. Potter, M. Miles, S. MacDonald, W. Perkins, R. O'Toole, D. McKim, T. Marriott. Row 1: E. Rogovin, B. Sylvia, S. Spratf, M. Robertson, M. Russell, E. Spielmonn, V. Ricks, J. Rommel, S. Rudesill. Row 2: R. Stevens, M. Sotelo, F. Rinehart, C. Stout, R. Steel, W. Salazar, C. Shipp, A. Robinson, L. Strickland. Row 3: E. Schu- bert, S. Rindc, 8. Smalley, M. Sherlock, J. Rcpigor, D. Sheller, M. Speidcl, L. Shuls, P. Stoner, B. Rice. 92 Row 1: L. Reedy, R. Ryburn, F. Ren- froe, J. Spruell, B. Smith, L. Roploglc, D. Rumpf, L. Rogers, B. Roberts. Row 2: S. Sondcrs, V. Smith, D. Sharp, E. Romito, J. Reese, N. Robe- son, S. Smyth, B. Spcir, E. Skov. Row 3: N. Southworth, D. Rathbun, C. Shipley, K. Romag, T. Stanley, L. Rhodes, J. Reader, M. Sexton, R. Shields, J. Schumachen. Row 1: B. Slocum, D. Scheirer, 0 Roufs, L. Smith, W. Stopski, K. Roc H. Scott, c. Rhodes. Row 2: R. Rus sell, D. Rchmann, B. Smith, D. Smith R. Stefoncich, R. Sadie, R. Scharf, R Roc, J. Rayko, F. Ramos. Row 3: J Reneau, F. Rich, J. Tinman, C. Skin ner, D. Shaffer, T. Shame I, J. Sosse D. Rainwater. R. Schmidt, J, Scott. Row 1: V. Tomosado, J. Tucker, E. Vogt, A. Tatton, J. Tindall, B. Trotter, L. Timmons, J. Troynor. J. Toner. Row 2: J. Thompson, S. Tuttle, L. Tuton, F. Worthey, J. Wilson, R. Thompson, J. Venturing D. Vaughan, C. Thompson. Row 3: 0. Tito, D. Worden, R. Tucker. B. Winchester, K. Weaver, V . Tucker, V. Taylor, B. Van Doren, D. Weaver, J. Timmons. Row 1: M. V olleson, S. Wilson, R. Wittiake, J. Youngblood, T. Wil- son, J. Williams. Row 2: D. Walley, L. Younghonz, I. Will, D. Grider, V . Williams, 0. Young. Row 3: K. Wilkerson, G. Young, J. Watters, W. Wood, N. Walker, C. Williams, W. White, B. Watkins. Students gathered on the front lawn during a fire drill. Row I: B. Wirch, J. Watkins, J. Zbysenske, F. Wright, D. Wright, V. Ycdid, B. Willard, P. White, H. Wirch. Row 2: A. Wilson, C. Wil- helm, S. Wamslcy, C. Fisher, E. Wollace, B. Zalk, S. Weldon, R. Woolweben, K. Wyant. Row 3: C. Wynno, R. Zelk, A. Wamsley, R. Yotes, J. Witt, B. Winter. D. Wilson, P. Williamson, J. Zach, J. Wiener. The Sophomores were very active this year, un- der the leadership of Ed Shipley and Faith Rinehart, Sophomore presidents. During the Christmas season the Sophomores sold candy canes for a fund raising project. A Slave Day was another Sophomore activity. Many Sopho- mores such as Sharon Rudisell and Corina Preve- dello performed in the various assemblies at A. V. The Sophomores wait for the word to return to their closses after having their pictures token on Mays Field. Rosalie and Corina Prevedello perform for the students during one of the many assemblies in which they participated. 95 Sharon Rudesill and Molly Putcrbaugh putting forth their best in the Christmas Assembly. The Freshman have just completed their first year at A. V. They enjoyed many freshman activities. To start off the year on September 13th a Freshman Welcome Dance was held which greatly helped in getting the freshman acquainted. Bob Zappa and Roberta Mauldin were crowned king and queen of that dance. On Saint Patrick s Day the freshmen sold lolly-pops to raise money for their class treasury. A Freshman Day was held March 21st. All the freshman came dressed up to school to give recognition to their day. The main event was a dance given to the student body on the library patio fourth period. That night an all freshman dance was held. Mr. Sid Harrington was the Freshman Supervisor and also principal of the fairground classes. Under the leadership of the freshman officers the freshmen have had a very successful year. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, 1st Semester: Jolene Chance, Reporter,- Anita See, treasurer; Kay Neumann, President; Linda Blue, Vice Presi- dent;. Not pictured, Ann Barton, Secretary. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, 2nd Semester: Barbara Sharf, Treasurer; Nancy Mertz, Reporter; Rick Faina, Vice President; Jeanne Pearcy, Sec- retary; Jim Cox, President. A freshmen sponsored dance held on Fresh- man Day, March 21, fourth period in the Library Patio. Loft to right. Row 1: B. Bennett, J. Bennett, J. Black, J. Austin, B. Acker, J. Browning, P. Alley, R. Buckner. Row 3: C. Aspey, N. Brown, S. Baines, K. Bogcno, B. Adams, J. Budd. Row 2: L. Arnold, Atkin, S. Azbill, P. Anderson, W. Amelong, V. Allen, W. Arnold, N. Anthony, B. Brindle, H. Bradner, R. Alcauskas, V. Anderson, V. M. Alvis, T. Andrews, E. Armstrong. Left to right. Row 1: G. 8cckcmeycr, J. Betts, A. Barton, K. Behnke, Busk. L. Burks, R. Berry. Row 3: A. Blodgett, N. Burnett, L. Barstow, R. C. Boss, S. Boardman, V. Benson, G. Benson, 8. Bell. Row 2: B. S. Brown, C. Beard, B. Bennett, W. Boyer, M. Batchelor, C. Burch, Bronkey, D. Brosseau, N. Bonk, S. Brown, L. Bclvill, D. 8rown, G. J. Baker. left to right. Row Is M. Calzada. J. Counts, P. Christenson, J. A. Benson, J. Boos, V. Brown. Row 3: B. Buck, J. Brown, H. Bloe- Barrctt, D. Blue, C. Beebe, R. Cooper, R. Coates, J. Cox. Row 2: J. mendoal, H. Brogon, J. Brownwood, R. Boatman, G. BonHomme, Barth, L. Boone, G. Burdette, V. Bergman, E. Biothrow Jr., D. 8ossuct, R. Bcimcr, G. Boyles, V. Butter, N. Bender. 97 Left to right. Row 1: V. Cossou, J. Cordes, M. Cruz, D. Chose, V. Curtis, O. Cornelison, E. Chovez, M. Cooper, H. Cox. Row 2: B. Clutter, G. Cox, J. Corson, J. Capistrant, G. Chisum, J. Clover, G. Clemens, V . Chaney, M. Cleveland. Row 3: M. Cosh, C. Curnulf, P. Cook, R. Conklin, D. Chambers, G. Coneny, J. Carter, N. Curtin, J. Callis, P. Curtin. Left to right. Row 1: T. Dardis, P. Oufrene, S. Dvcc, J. Dollahite, D. Diffman,, W. Dunlop, R. Duce, S. Denton, D. Downey. Row 2: D. Driver, V . Dresser, J. Dadsworth, J. Deer, M. Dyas, C. Degener, S. Denton, R. DeWees, R. Eplcy. Row 3: R. Fouler, R. Forbis, C. Fraser, L Fraser, S. Dorris, W. Dombrowski, D. Durham, P. Del Grosso, D. Edwards, R. Dickerson. 98 Left to right. Row 1: $. Duggins, L. Dice, A. Durham, H. Davis, J. Ducummon, J. Dunsrer, C. Donel, L. Docrflcr, H. Duron. Row 2: D. Dallochic, M, Dykman, B. Doshier, R. Colescott, R. Clifton, D. Doniel, W. Day, E. Dolton, J. Dickerson. Row 3: M. Downs, D. Claude, D. Corbett, A. Crock, J. Coldwell, M. Cox, J. Chambers, A. Cook, P. Cochran, B. Cloy. left to right. Row 1: G. Fox, J. Frageman, A. Giraod, H. Frcudcn- berg, M. Farnam, G. Faircs, A. Giraud, C. Farnam, C. Gill. Row 2: K. Erstad, M. Ferris, J. Fox, J. Fuller, T. Firsick, J. Fleming, B. Feorn, J. Ferrell, P. Foltz, Row 3: W. Fuller, G. Flue, R. Fuquoy, R. Fraser, R. Edel, 8. Fischer. M. Fear, K. Fitzgerald, $. Embrce, S. Farmer. left to right. Row 1: J. Gallegos, J. Grove, J. Gemmill, P. Gunnoe, Granicy, B. Gaechter, D. Gibson. Row 3: S. Gonzalez, S. Grimmer, J. Grieco. R. Gaston, R. Gridlcr, V. Gregg, L Garrett. Row 2: M. P. Howard, S. Glcnnan, K. Hecvey, T. Gwynn, B. Gipson, T. Gore, Greenlee, Gemmill, K. Grace, J. Gardner, L. Ge8ro, T. Graves, F. R. Giddings, C. Fox. left to right. Row 1: P. Hogan, J. Hair, J. Holmes, H. Douglas, B. Herider, R. Helms. D. Hughes. Row 3: W. Howell, W. Hill, H. B. Houser, B. Hickok, J. Hawes, E. Hollowwa, G. Higgins. Row 2: Herbert, D. Harvillc, K. Hickman, H. Herrera, J. Hinds, D. Hovis, T. Howell, J. Hayes, J. Heydorn, R. Herring, W. Hill, B. Huitt, P. Henderson, T. Huber. 99 left to right. Row 1: P. Johnson, J. Hendrix, S. Horrington, C. Jauncey, B. Humes, V. Hopper, L. Hopkins, S. Johnson, D. Harrison. Row 2: S. Harvey, A. Harpor, 0. Hill, P. Ingram, C. Hagermon, S. Hennessy, C. Harman, S. Hall, J. Hurley. Row 3: B. Hanson, K. Hopkins, B. Janousek, B. Hughes, T. Holmes, J. Hardy, B. Hoffman, D. Hervoy, I. Jessee. left to right, Row 1: P. lessing, J. Logan, 0. Lorack, R. Langley P. lewis, A. lamb, E. Longman, G. Lawrence, C. lamont. Row 2: B. Llewellyn, T. Laurance, I. laMay, B. leach, C. Lindley, K. Irwin, B. Lewis, S. Johnston, T. Ideal, D. Hosier. Row 3: P. Holmes, B. Llewellyn, R. Jenkins, R. Jorgenson, H. Holler, A. Hadlock, B. Johnson, L. Hill, B. Lamb. Left to right. Row 1: P. Kcathley, E. Keeton, P. Keener, B. King, B. King, W. Kent, K. Kassoo, R. Keller, C. Kenison. Row 2: J. Keeling, M. Klcm, J. Lee, R. lockey, G. Kerr, E. Logan, R. Lorenz, D. Lackey, A. Keeler. Row 3: M. Livingston, W. Hendrix, R. Kelly, J. Harris, M. Kent, W. Kcmpley, D. Kingsley, D. lilo, S. Huntley. K. Krueger, J. Kern. 100 left to right. Row 1: M. Martin, P. Mclane, M. Mahoney, D. K. Newtson, J. Mintz, S. Mirioni, S. Miller, E. Meeks, C. Meline. Newton, B. Murroy, M. McGowen, I. McManomy, C. Miller, T. Me- Row 3: J. Miles, L. Martinson, D. MacPherson, R. Mercer, G. lierd, Donald. Row 2: A. Miller, N. McClain, R. Mauldin, D. McCollum, H. Mooro, J. Nelson, D. Morscfield, V. Mitchell. Two Freshmen dance as others look on at the Froshman Welcome ‘'LET'S BEAT OXNARD! chanted all of the students, having the Dance held early in the foil. best school spirit ever before in a spontaneous pep-rally on the front lawn. left to right, Row 1: J. Nettcll, D. Mathews, J. Morris, R. Mus- T. McCaleb, E. Mertz H. Muller, K. McMillan. T. Legare. Row 3: lord, J. Mathews, J- Murren, S. Newman, S. Martin, M. McLaugh- M. Meyer, B. Meyer, B. Linton, D. McHarg, D. lowder, G. Morrison, lin. Row 2: R. McCracken, W. Mauldin, L. Mothewson, K. Neumann, R. Majors, C. Latham, H. Miller, D. Mohn. 101 l«ft to right. Row 1: S. Preasmycr, 0. Oster, C. Parkey, J. Pcnnoll, W. Pios, R. Patterson. Row 3: F. Purcell, D. Peterson, K. Pearcy, M. Priseler, L. Owings, D. Oster, L. Pack, K. Patton. Row 2: R. Page, R. Putman, J. Perry, J. Pearcy, B. Purdy, J. Ponce, B. Querbach, K. J. Payne, B. Packard, J. Parker, D. Osborne, $. Paxton, S. Mulligard, O'Malley. Left to right. Row 1: J. Phy, G. Post, J. Paulos, F. Prefer, T. Pruit, K. Smith, N. Shimer. Row 3: B. Sutton, J. Shropshire, J. Stanfield, R. Painter, D. Pofnom, B. Peterson, L. Parker. Row 2: G. Seymour, B. Sinclair, G. Reynolds, D. Rottman, S. Saari, T. Stumbaugh, S. J. Stiers, S. Schwake, 0. Soske, R. Retzke, R. Slack, A. Sanders, Simon, D. Soskc. Left to right, Row Is J. Rice, K. Reosnor, L. Reifh, B. Reynolds, R. Rones, J. Rccher, S. Roberts. Row 3: L. Soucris, G. Rice, T. Schuman, Reinagel, F. Reed, D. Richter, J. Rogers, J. Reeves. Row 2: S. Reppel, S. Rhodes, A. See, D. Rodgers, I. Stivers, M. Romero, C. Stumbaugh, C. Roberts, C. Reynolds, B. Rediger, 0. Rasmussen, C. Reiter, C. S. Sud. 102 left Io right. Row 1: S. Scofield, H. Stool, 0. Schuster, K. Shcchon, S. Scovo, M. Scalzi, R. Slock, l . Smith, I. Sherwood. Row 2: M. Schmecr, J. Slaughter, S. Shanahan, L Slocum, I. Shelton, D. Soin, B. Spode, S. Szobonowjki, B. Schorf, J. Sakaguchi. Row 3: T. Sims, B. Stilwell, J. Spolia, A. Smith, L. Spratf, J. Sargent, D. Smith, J. Simpson, D. Sugimoto. Left to right. Row 1: J. Thompson, A. Topia, J. Touchstone, W. Todd, R. Temple, P. Terry, H. Tedesco, F. Tucker, S. Tapio. Row 2: V. Standlce, J. Simpson, D. Solema, C. Sparks, M. Sobota, G. Steele, E. Saver, L Scars, A. Stewart. Row 3: B. Seiler, R. Smith, D. Seal, J. Sherwood, W. Schulz, P. Stico, R. Slotten, B. Sonford, G. Smith, E. Sintay. Left to right. Row 1: R. Wallace, B. Wood, S. Younghonz, R. Wilson, J. Wallace, S. West, R. Welson. Row 3: B. Whitfield. J. Wilfrey, J. Turner, K. Wehr, C. Tibbets, J. Thatcher, R. Zito. Row 2: M. T. Underwood, C. Varnon, I. Tunnell, I. Trvpp, R. Toylor, N. Tarter, Ziccardi, 0. Wells, S. Vender Schalie, H. Webb, D. Yates, R. Wall, B. Wilson, M. Ybarra. 103 left to right. Row 1: M. Whitesell, K. Zimba, G. Westover, K. Was , C. Zcnrgro, M. Wiley, V. Ward, P. Wright, J. White, G. Wagner. Row 2: G. Wade, B. Zurncr, A. Wallis, B. Zappa, F. Williams, 0. Welch, R. Ward, S. Whempner, E. Walker. Row 3: B. Walker, T. Wolf, C. Toylor, R. Welch, N. Vernon, R. Whempner, G. V allin, R. Welis, L. Warren, M. Watters. The freshman have just completed their first year at A. V. During this past year the freshman have adjusted themselves as well as possible to high school, developing on their way a wonderful atti- tude and spirit we hope they keep throughout the rest of their high school years. A typical Frosh class — Mr. Chang's 3rd period general science class. A scene from the freshman sponsored dance on the library patio on Freshman Day. One of the activities the freshmen participated in was the football gomes in which they helped boost the best school spirit AV has ever seen. 108 leoding our Student Body officers this yeor were Arom Nojorion os 2nd semester President ond Roger Engemonn os 1 st semester President. ■CBS The student body has operated smoothly under the direction of first semester officers: President— Roger Engerman; Vice President—Aram Najarian; Secretary—Pat Cunningham; and Treasurer—Sandy Ankrum; and second semester officers: President— Aram Najarian; Vice President—Pat Tullos; Secre- tary—Sally Standley; and Treasurer—Janet Dwyer, The Student body officers have done an outstanding job this year in leading student activities. ARAM NAJARIAN, Vice President, 1st Semester PAT CUNNINGHAM, Secretary, 1st Semester SANDRA ANKRUM, Treasurer, 1st Semester PAT TULLOS, Vice President, 2nd Semester JANET DWYER, Treasurer, 2nd Semester lit SEMESTER BOARD OF CONTROl, lit Row: Aram Najarian. Pot Cun- ningham, Cathy Lessing, Sandra Ankrum, Madeline Furry, Jule Bish- op, 8arbara Cox, Janet Dwyer, Ann Anderson, Pat Tullos, Roger Engc- mann. 2nd Row: Mr. Rittenhouse, Tom Najarian, Gary Green, Ed Shipley, Toni Benson, Marie Holt, Ron Worden, Tom Lile, Fred Welch, and Mr. loewen. Tho Boord of Control ii the executive body here at A.V. They held their meetings on Wednesday in Room 220 with their sponsors: Mr. Loewen, Miss Ericson, and Mr. Rittenhouse. The Board of Control consisted of our Siudent Body officers. Class presidents, and Boys' and Girls' league proiidont. This year, among other things, the Board of Control approved many events for the school calendar, govo now clubs recog- nition, ond helped to enforce the school rules which apply to school functions. Also many leadership and S.B.V.I.S.C. Conferences wore ottended by Board mombors throughout the year. 2nd SEMESTER BOARD OF CON- TROl, lit Row: Jimmy Cox, Pat Tullos, Helen Zufelt, Sally Standloy, Janet Dwyer, Faith Rhinchart, Bar- bara 8allard, Madeline Furry. 2nd Row: Tom Nojarian, Jule Bishop, Toni Benson, Marie Holt, Aram Najarian, Gilbert Qucipo, Tom lile. Bob Hoyes. Not shown are Mary Donlon and Gary Green. TOM NAJARIAN S.B.V.I.S.C. President This year was the first time in the history of AVJUHS that any of our students have held S.B.V.I.S.C. offices. S.B.V.I.S.C. stands for the Santa Barbara Ventura Inter- School Council composed of 16 senior high schools and the president of this council was our own Tom Najarian. His brother Aram Najarian was treasurer. The purpose of this organization is to help solve the problems that occur in schools. Other officers for the year of 1957-1958 were Vice President, Jack Lowe, Nordoff; Secretary, Beth Neuman, Ven- tura; Parliamentarian, Andy Farrand, Thatcher,- Publicity Director, Barbara Altpeter, Ventura. Having two of our own AVites hold such important offices in S.B.V.I.S.C. is an ac- complishment AV can be proud of. ARAM NAJARIAN S.B.V.I.S.C. Treasurer Here is a scene from the S.B.V.I.S.C. Traffic Safety Conference held March 12, ot Nordhoff High. Looking over the sports cor are from left to right: Mr. Neuman, S.B.V.I.S.C. Advisor; Mr. John Beozly, general manager of the Automobile Division of Gough Industries,- Patsy Frcedle, S. B. President of Santo Paulo; Duncan Weaver, S. B. President of Nordhoff; and Tom Najarian, S.B.V.I.S.C. President. 1 1 1 The Senote served as a sounding board between the Student Body and the Board of Control. Problems were introduced and discussed. Recommendations were relayed to the Board of Control. The Senate was composed of one representative and an alternate from each first period class. The President of dent of the Student Secretary were The Senate necessary. Senate was the Vice Presi- A Vice President and a once a month or whenever Row I: Barbara Azbill, Judy Sturm, Stephanie Johnson, Gary Higgins, Aram Najarion—President, Carol Purdy—Secretory, Jim Riley—Vice President, Sharon Rudesill, Carol Rake, Vicki Tomosada, Judy Bennett. Row 2: Betty Reynolds, Neti Benson, Helen Zufelt. Ronny Patterson, Bonnio Team, Joan Gutierrez, Betsy Elgart, Diane Draper, Sue Mason, Pam loeb, Linda Rawlings, Penny Davis, Pat Calvert. Row 3: V endall Hill, Barbara Cox, Janet Dwyer, Glenda Smith, Marsha Robertson, Linda Fraser, Rita Ryburn, Marge Hitte, Gayle Benson, Joyce Donaldson, Jerilyn Purcell, Thalya Beaver. Row 4: Bonnie Lough, Marianne Batchelor, Terry Bowers, Gary Berger, Dennis Banto, Linda Sieck, Claudia Lirussi, Linda Gebro, Jira Abbott, Chuck Adorns, Virginia Wilbur, Glenda Robertson, Betty Thompson. Row 1: Dennis Ling, Jule Bishop, Myrna Ackerman, Sue Nash, Diana Dorcy, Kitty Carter, Cathy Lessing, Linda Matzo, Margaret McGowan, Madeline Furry. Linda Delevett, Margaret Furry, Hugh Bikle Row 2: Mike Gaechter, Jim Mason, Pete Romos, Will Fulbright, Steve Harper, lorene Potchen, Caroline Shipley, Linda Maag, Diana Schultz, Dave Black- burn, Stan Anderson, Terry Wood, Mike Kommerer. Row 3: Suzette Myers, Vicky Bergman, Gary Green, Toni Benson, Tom Najarion, Rod Hines, Fred Welch, Betty Baker, Ann Dohlitz, Pat Cunningham, Pamela Cochran. Row 4: Lynn Donaldson, Rusty Athis, Fred Salazar, Gary Potter, Mike Miles, Weldon Sewell, Ed Shipley, Ronald Hicks, Steve Marvin, Bob Groves. CHIEF JUSTICES: Tom Lite, 1st semester; Barbaro Bollard, 2nd semester. STUDENT COURT, Is and 2nd semester, silling: Barbara Ballard, Terry Hee, Jerilyn Purcell, Roy Curtin, Tom Lilc. Standing: Ron Worden, Frank Purcell, Robert Rowe, Roger Engemonn. 113 MERIT BOARD, 1st and 2nd semester. Row 1: Joan Pearce, Nila Droste, Joyce Paesano, Vicki Anderson, Rose Dcndinger, Barbara Cox Row 2: Florence Jenkins, Sandy lutz, Mary Donlon, Tholya Beaver, Marion Glincs, Sue Nash, Patsy Wemple, and Net! Benson. The assembly committee gets together and plans for the coming assemblies. They try to get good assemblies that all of the students will not only enjoy, but from them gain educational value. Gory Green Business Manager ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE, left to right: Tom Lile, Joyce Donaldson, Jim Fcsscndcm, Gory Green, Fred Welch, Dorla Bickmorc, and Dorothy Draper. The social committee is headed by the Student Body Vice Presidents. The committee helps plan school social functions throughout the year. SOCIAL COMMITTEE, Front row: Pot Tullos, Carol Roke, Pot Disccpola, Aram Najorian, Ken Hicks. Bock row: Jim Cox, Mary Donlan, Bob Donlan, Gary Fischer, Bob Maog, and Nancy Teters. The Girls’ and Boys’ Leagues are two campus clubs in which all girls and boys are automatically members. Their chief social function is the Christmas Ball which was held on December 14. Another activity they spon- sored was the Freshman Welcome held at the beginning of the year. The members of the Boys' and Girls' League consist of the officers elected each year and various com- mittee chairmen. Heading the Girls' League was Janet Dwyer and the Boys' League, Fred Welch. 1 1 Row, left fo right: Pot Tullos, Carol Purdy, Barbara Shipley—Treasurer, Mary Donlan—Vice President, Beverly V ade—Secretary, Cheryl Melino. 2nd Row: Kothie Bitchell, Barbara Burdick, Solly lizarraras, 8etty Ruckinger, Linda Matza. Vivian Jackson, Carolyn Miller, Jo Rhoads, Toni Benson. Janet Dwyer, Girls' Lcaguo President 115 The Send pa pew our the newt and tnevkite: visfon of Maria Holf ty (Wrlbute l -weeklX) iper, relates to us Under the super- 3jP, our paper was The big success of the paper due to the help of all the staff members, including Assistant Editor, Vir- ginia Wilber; and Business Manager, Sharon Arthur. MARIE HOLT Editor-in-Chicf VIRGINIA WILBUR Assistant Editor MR. RALPH NYBAKKEN Advisor 116 SANDPAPER STAFF Right to loft: Dione Fondren (back to camera) Sharon Arthur, Nancy Harris, Karole Bradley, Cliff Richards, Mr. Nybokken, Marie Holt, Linda Sanford, Joanne Dc Jcsu, Walter Plus, Donna Richmond, Harriet Duran. Feature Editor, Linda Sanford; Sports Editor, Nancy Harris; Exchange Editor, Nancy Perkins; and Photographer, Cliff Richards. SHARON ARTHUR Business Manager This year, like previous years, the paper was printed by Africa Printers. All the students waited anxiously to receive the Sandpapers, which were enjoyed by all. NANCY HARRIS Sports Editor CUFF RICHARDS Student Photographer Sandpaper editors confer with Mr. Nybakken, advisor, left to right arc Marie Holt, Mr. Nybakken, Sharon Arthur, Linda Sanford, Nancy Harris and Cliff Richards. 117 Y“ 'occa The Yucca staff gave their time and efforts to present the 1958 Yucca, a yearbook the stu- dents of Antelope Valley High School can be proud to own. Directing the work were Mr. Ralph Nybakken, Yucca Advisor and Madeline Furry, Editor-in- Chief. Working on the Yucca staff is an honor as well as a big responsibility. The staff came through by working hard to meet deadlines, de- signing page layouts, scheduling pictures to be taken and writing copy. MR. RALPH NYBAKKEN Advisor MARGARET FURRY Copy Editor EARLENE ILLIAN Photography Editor YUCCA STAFF 1 row: Ken Hammond, photog- rapher; Jacci Radovich, Mieki Lewis, Carol Rake, Linda Dcleverf. 2nd row: Sheila Bowers, Nancy Ar- guedas. Diane Williams, Betty lov Ruckingor, Suzy Weir, Pat Allen. 118 Aiding the staff were Jule Bishop, Business Manager; Margaret Furry, Copy Editor; Stan An- derson, Sports Editor; Earlene lllian. Photography Editor; Pat Cunningham, Art Editor; and Kitty Price, Caption Editor. Publishing, as in the past, was done by the staff of the Yearbook House, Monrovia, Cali- fornia. In the fall, the Yucca staff visited this Yearbook House to gain a better understanding of the procedure of yearbook publishing. The photography was done by the Alfred and Fabris Studios with the help of student photographers Ken Hammond and Cliff Richards. All of us on the staff give you the 1958 Yucca! MADELINE FURRY KITTY PRICE PAT CUNNINGHAM Caption Editor Art Editor YUCCA STAFF, left to right: Ann Aldridge, Ken Hammond, Linda Raw- lings, Harriet Wilson, Jeanne Miller, Sandy lutz, Carol liebert. Not shown: Dene Buckner, Myrna Ack- erman. 1 19 The Honor Society has grown into a large organization under the direction of Miss Dart, their sponsor. To gain Honor Society member- ship you must have 10 points—eight of which you earned from passing subjects with an A or B average. Honor Society officers included President Dennis Ekimoto, Helen Zufelt, 1st semester Vice President; Barbara Chesser, 2nd semester Vice President; Jule Bishop, 1st semester Secretary; Barbara Ballard, 2nd semester Secretary; and Roy Curtin, Treasurer. HONOR SOCIETY, Row 1, loft to right: Kathy Wyant, Patricia King, Jean Black, Jane Sake- guchi, Susan Miller, Linda Garrett, Joann Cox, Ann Anderson, Dorothy Hosier, Jim Cox. Row 2: Melinda Hunter, Faith Rinehart, Edda Spielmonn, Becky Gardner, Barbara Burdick, Ronnie Bell, Bonnie Feorn. Judy Black, Pat Discepolo, Sally Stondley, Victoria Hopper, Sharon Sprott Row 3: Sharon Hilton, Eliza- beth Keeton, Jane Swim, Jeanne Hudson, Shirley Newman, Diana MacPherson, Dorothy Draper, Susan Weldon, Carol Wilhem, Donna Suginoto, Judy Ferrell, Louise Munch. DENNIS EKIMOTO President HONOR SOCIETY, Row 1, left to right: Brent Carder, Jim Barth, Bill Downs, Ken Hymen, Diane Moshek, Jem Youngblood, Maxine Wiley. Alice Fetridgc, Trudy Schumon, Nancy Shimor, Roberta Smith, Pat Morton. Row 2: Vince Brigonte, Richard Demmelmoier, John Sokaguchi, Michael Earls. Darryl Simpson, Deon Rasmussen, Al Duncan, Bob Toe, Clyde Dickenson, Don Alderman, Ellery Blofhrow Jr., Terry Hee. Row 3: Richard Clark, Richard Lewis, John Royko, Kurt Brock, Dick Krabcr, Jack McLaughlin, Harriett Wilson, Toni Benson. Betty Lou Ruckingor, Wonda White, Judy Barnes, Morilyn Dyos, Karen Krucgar. 120 Out of 500 senior students, 31 received Novitiate and Life Membership pins of the Honor Society from Miss Dart at the Honor Society Meeting held March 10. Seniors awarded life memberships have been members of California Scholarship Federation four or more semesters and have made honor grades in their sophomore, junior and senior years. HONOR SOCIETY LIFE MEMBERS, Row 1, loft to right: I. R. Hicks, Alice Cassing- ham, Janet Dwyer, Lynn Ice Hall, Linda Camp, Julie Johnson, Pot Reed, Walter Moore, Barbara Chesser. Row 2: Myrno Ackerman, Brenda Buedel, Jule Bishop, Joan Sagroy, Charlene Baker, Linda Raplcc, Joyce Goddc, Barbara Diprc, Lynda Mullet, Norman Hayes, Charles Crow. Row 3: Marie Holt, Barbara Ship- Icy, Joyce Schwoke, Dennis Ekimoto, Aram Nojorion, Nora Jcnks, Carol Lane, Tom Najorion, Lynn Leonard, Gene Albrigo, Robert C. Smith, 8ill Downs. HONOR SOCIETY, Row 1, left to right: Linda Delevett, Marcia Kloster, Diane Thomsen, Susan Moline, Helen Zufelt. 1st Semester Vice President; Julc Bishop, 1st Semester Secretary; Roy Curtin, Treasurer; Dennis Ekimoto, President; Barbara Chesser, 2nd Semester Vice President; Barbara Ballard. 2nd Semes- ter Secretary; Linda Schuetz, Sharon Adams, Linda Baker, Victor Yedid. Row 2: Barbara Clements, Carol Morsefield, Jo Ellen Peak, Doris, Morsefield, Suzy Duee, Linda Blue, Beverly 8orton, Rose Dendinger, Judy Loerber, Judy Tindall, Beth Campbell, Jule Ponce, Dondra Wamslcy, Marilyn Sherlock, Elizabeth Saver. Row 3: Judy Tucker. Betty Hoffmann, Marsha Livingston. Cathy Melnichuk, Mory Wilson, Toni Duce, Diane Wisken, Barbara Fischel, Robin Fitzgerald, Nancy Teters, Leslie Cochran, Linda Lo Buono, Barbara Smith, Mory Downs, Mary Sobata, Marilyn Alvis. THESPIANS Row 1: Gory Green (President), Sandy Schwanc- komp, Sharon Rudesill, Pam Locb (Secretary), Corina Prevedello, Judy Wirt, Chris Adams. Row 2: Becky Gardner, Sharon Nicfclos, Pat Calvert, Margoret McGowan, Mollie Puter- baugh, Rosalin Prcvcdcllo, Sharon Hilton, Miss McDaniel (advisor). Row 3: Jim Fessenden (Vice President), Buff 8oylcs, Mary Anderson, Sue Nosh (Treasurer), Diana Dorey (Point Chairman), Lynn Donaldson. Members not shown are: A adcline Furry, Bob Gage, Pat Hoover, Nada la Possa. Aram Nojorian, Tom Nojarian, Bill Stewart and Helen Zufelt. RADIO PRODUCTION Loft to right. Row 1: Donna Hammond, Mary Greshaw, Joyce Jenne, Judy Wirt, Linda Keith, Larry Tuton. Row 2: Bob Gage, Karen Hair, Donna Cord, Patricia Price, Chris Barden, Dixie Shibley, Bob Salkeld, Clifton Owens. PROJECTIONISTS loft to right. Seated, Row 1: Glen Dame, Roger Peorson, Otto Kaiser, Dennis Darrow, Wayne Oliver, Dick Clements, Harry Halls- worth, Mike Barden, Unknown intruder, Vin- cent Brigante Row 2: Jerry Moore, Clyde Cochrane, John Mulligan, George Duty, Stanley Pszyk, Ray lampe, George Van Alstyne, Wayne Hill, Horry Jones, Williom Popejoy. 122 YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Left to right: Betty Lou Ruckinger, Business Monagcr; Marie Dalton, Roberto Howard, Diane A eod (being interviewed), Helen Zufelt, Secretary. The Y.E.S. is an or- ganization thot helps the students find part-time jobs during school and during the summer. PEN PALS CLUB Sitting ore: Betty Niven, Secretary; Sandra Womslcy, Pat Williamson, Kathy Schumon, Vice President; Susan Chadwick, President. Standing ore: Lynne Leo Hall, Treasurer; Jack Persinger, Ruth Shields, Pat Edel, Mrs. Elizabeth Lorbeer, Sue Scott, Sgt. at Arms,- Rojeon Newell, Roberta Hamilton, and Elaine Romito. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Front row, left to right: Morci Kloster, Linda Dolcvotr, Joyce Donaldson, Carol Roke, Sec- retory; Cothy Lessing, President. Row 2: Lenore Unger, Ann Dohlitz, Vice President; Toni Duce, Sue Nash, Nancy Tefers, Diane Demers. This club was reorganized this year ond was sponsored by Mrs. Kuntz. 123 This year our Lettermen had quite a full schedule of activities. They sponsored the Twins Ball, the grammar school basketball tournament, and also presented the Olym- pic Gymnastic Exhibition. This fine organization also ushered at all school assemblies and other activities which called for their services. Two initiate dinners were held and the big Letterman Barbeque was enjoyed by all members. Dur- ing football season the Lettermen sold programs as a fund raising project. lETTERMEN'S CLUB: Row 1: Brent Carder, Don Dooley, Bob Donlan, Arom Najarion, Thomas Lite, Ron Worden, John Riley, Tom Nojarian, Jim Riley, Jim Stcinert, Dennis 8anto. Row 2: Coach Jerry Murnanc, Gil Qvreipo, Charles Chaney, Gary Olsen, Jim Idleman, lorry McKibbon, Jim Mason, Gary Pickett, Stove Marvin, Roger Engcmann. Row 3: Bob Hayes, Gory Fischer, Bob Maag, Bryce Jackson, Jack See, Fred Miller, Bill Burgess, Dick Vcnsell, Dennis Ekimoto, Dick Krabcr. The Letterman Club officers were from left to right: Dennis Ekimoto, Treasurer; Bob Donlan, Vice President; Bob Maag, Scrgeont-at-arms; Ron Worden, President; Gil Queipo, Secretary. KEY CLUB, Row 1: Tom lile, Steve Marvin, Jim Riley, Gil Queipo, Dennis Banto, Brent Carder, Dan Jones. Row 2: Gory Olson, Jim Fetridge, John M. Riley, Dennis Ekimoto, Tom Najarion. Standing: Roger Enge- mann, Fred Welch, Dick Krobcr, Bob Hoyes. Not shown: Aram Najarion, Gary Green, Jim Steinert. The primary objective of the California Cadet Corps is to develop the quality of leadership which will be useful in civilian life and military service. The courses taught in the Cadet Corps include rifle marksmanship, map reading, com- bat tactics, first aid, and military organization. They render services to the school and com- munity by conducting an annual clean-up cam- paign and by providing a color guard and guards for several school activities. r l CADET CORPS left to right. Row 1: Louis Arnold, Bennet lewis, IEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1 = Louis Arnold, Bennet lewis. Bill Wilson, M $gt. Bushord, Davis Proctor, Dennis Daniel, Bob Murray Row 2: Donald Lancaster, Denton Shane, John Charles Williams, Richard Agor, Frank Prctcr, David Thatcher, Kent Irwin. OFFICERS Left to right. Row 1: Marshall Darling, Mo|. William D. Green, 1st It. Curtis Clifton, Row 2: Ken Tompkins, c 2nd It. Michael Santino, c lst Lt. Russell Fineman, 1st Lt. Gerald Gibbs, 2nd It. Ray lompc, 2nd Lt. Weldon Lowell. CADET CORPS Left to right, Row 1: Michael Russell, Victor Yedid, Notan Robeson, Carl Harper, Wilbur Day, Jack Kirkpatrick. Row 2: David Dubois, Henry Hcrrcoh, Charles Stcverok, Author Mans- field, Jomes Clover, Thomas Wilson, Leonard Frye. Row 3: Norman Pence. Robert Klem, Neil Walker, Julian Rice, Marshall Metzger, Ronald Retzke, Michael Hoffman. 125 The Usherettes, one of the most active clubs on cam- pus, was kept busy this year performing various services for the school and community. They were seen at football and basketball games and community concerts ushering and taking tickets. The officers were Margaret Furry, pres- ident; Jane Justice, vice president; Madeline Furry, Sec- retary-Treasurer. USHERETTES. It row: Sue Nath, Colleen O'Sullivan, Diane Wisken, Nancy Tctcrs, Madeline Furry, Jone Justice, Linda Raplec, Pat Cunningham, Sheila Bowers, Carol Miller. 2nd row: Betty Ruckinger, Linda Delevett, Sandy Anderson, Judio Calhoun, Joan Gutierrez, Solly Standlcy, Corol Rake, lee Rose Hicks, and Haydee Yedid. JOHN RILEY Knights President KNIGHTS. 1st row, Dennis Ekimoto. Roy Curtin, Brent Carder, Gil Quiepo. 2nd row: Bob Hayes, Ron Wordon, Bob Donlan, Tom lile, Tom Najorian, Jim Riley. Club members not shown: Aram Najorian, Gary Green, Jim Stienert, and Jim Idolman. The Knights is a boys' service club sponsored by Mr. Blankenship. One of the activities of the Knights was a Whiskerino held in the spring when boys competed in growing beards. The officers were John Riley, presi- dent; Ron Worden, vice president; Jim Riley, secretary; Bob Donlan, treasurer; and Gil Quiepo, sergeant at arms. 126 The purpose of the Future Homemakers of Amer- ica is to further leadership and home economic abilities. This club is an extra curricular one and all girls who participate do so freely and put forth their best abilities. A few of this year's achievements are: The An- nual Family night and Initiation Dinner, at which approximately 200 people were present. The din- ner was entirely made and served by the girls. Mrs. Adams gave a talk and LaWayne Sutterfield, F.F.A. President, also did. Judy Jones was crowned Miss F.H.A. at the annual F.F.A.-F.H.A. dance held on March 1 at the Agricultural Building. The Spring Fashion show held on March 28 was a huge success. This year's theme was Fashior Fantasies and all home economic students par- ticipated. All in all this year the F.H.A. did a magnificent job and Miss Maede, Mrs. Goben and Mrs. Kloster deserve much of the credit, along with all the F.H.A. officers. Judy Jones ' Miss F.H.A.- The annual installation of officers and pot-luck dinner was held in the home-making department October 30. Present were 250 people and the dinner was made by the F.H.A. JUNIOR OFFICERS, Left to right: Barbara Proctor, Mary Dalton, Mari-ann Ester, Pauline Pierce, Wilma Frazer, Marsha Robertson, Kathy Hill, Barbara McNair. F.H.A. SENIOR OFFICERS, left to right: Margaret Degurse, Historian (kneeling); Morlene luczok, Executive Treasurer; Linda Sicck, Parliamentarian; Evelyn Tensfield, Executive President; Judy Markussen, President; Nancy Tcfcrs, Executive Reporter; Mickie Mulligan, Song Leader; Annette Sims, Secretory; Donna Vaughn, Vice President. Future Homemakers sit in on an F.H.A. meeting. girls in the department. The A.V.F. hold their meetings twice a month on alternate Fridays. At that time they discuss the 'Land Judging sponsored by the Antelope Valley Soil Conserva- tion Dept. They also discuss the Antelope Valley Fair which they participate in annually. One of the most important activities is the Farmerette Banquet held each year. The Farmerettes are striving to make this club a success, and help start more like it in Southern California. FARMERETTE OFFICERS, left lo right: Betty Kloudo, Vice-President; Pam Bunyord, President; Betty High, Treasurer; Bobs Payne, Reporter. Pictured is a typical meeting of the Antelope Valley Farmerottes. Two Farmerettes, Bondi Winters and Beverly Barton give a pantomime for the Future Farmers during a F.F.A. meeting. F.F.A. OFFICERS, left to right: Tee Hee, reporter.- Darrell lofferty, treasurer; Lawaync Sutterficld, president; Ken Lawson, vico president; Steve Rumpf, secretary. The Future Farmers of America was the largest club on campus, with over a hun- dred and sixty members, who are students enrolled in vocational agriculture courses at A. V. The F.F.A. held an informal and formal initiation of the new members in the club on October 3. The F.F.A. were active throughout the year. Two semi-annual F.H.A.-F.F.A. dances were held in the eg. building. Autumn Leaves was the theme of the dance held November 23. “Mr. FFA and Miss FHA were crowned at the dance on March 1. The advisors were, Mr. Walquist, Mr. Houghton, Mr. Dolber, and Mr. Gallihur. President Lawayne Sutterfield calls the F.F.A. meeting to order. The jointy sponsored F.F.A.-F.H.A. dance held November 23. The Usherettes for 1957-58 were initiated on October 29, 1957. The 18 initiates dressed os little girls and carried big teddy bears or lollipops. The girls pictured obovo oro, left to right: Carol Rake, Suo Nosh and Nancy Tcters. The informal initiation of the F.F.A. consisted of the boys dressing up as farmers' daughters and wearing these outfits all during school. They also had to polish the other members' shoes during their noon, or any other part of the day, as you see them doing here. It was held October 3. The farmerette initiation held October 10 followed along the samo lines os the Future Farmer initiation. The first year farm- erettes and anyone else who hasn't passed through the initia- tion rites were required to dross up os a farmer's son. Here ore 15 of the initiates. Don't they make lovely farmer's sons? Blending voices ore three of the five songleoders thot had to go through the Songleader Initiation. They had to wear half their hair in curlers and their faces half made- up. From left to right are Judy Brown, Beverly Reynolds, Bonnie Modrell. Not shown ore Joyce Donaldson and Sharon Bittermann. Collecting pennies was just a part of the Majorettes Initiation. Diane Willioms is attracting attention in her angel costume. The worst port wos the smell of lindburgor cheese they had all over them. Another glamorous initiation wos fho Big A Initiation held on January 24, 1958. The girls had to go through a week of initiation wearing something different every day. Here they ore dressed as Indians, wor point, feathers and all. In previous years the A Cappella Choir and the Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs have pre- sented excellent programs to the public, and again this year performed outstanding in their annual Spring Concert. Numbers were pre- sented by all three groups along with a fourth group of A. V.'s members of the All Southern California Conference Chorus. The last half of the program was a 30- minute presentation of the comic oporo Martha . The Choir and Glee Clubs olso attended festivals in Long Beach and Fullerton. GIRLS' GLEE, Row 1: Mory Roth, Brenda Bucdell, Nancy Ryan, Lauretta Griffin, Barbaro Wood, Judy Brown, Nancy Erstcd, Karen Gulbranson, Gina Amos, Hazel Bonner. Row 7: Lucille Loth, Diane Marston, Pat Hibbin, Horatia Frcudenberg, Sandra Arnold, Nancy Anthony, Mary Farnam, Mable McGibbon, Rosalie Prcvcdcllo, Larilyn Tate, Loreen Paichcn, Mickle Mulligan, Mary Jay, Sharon Kostcky, Bev Shaw, Helen Thompson, Carolyn Thompson, Carol Nygaord, Kathryn Tucker. Row 3: Diane Schultz, Diane Mead, Catherine Poff. Victoria Hucko- bee, Linda Campboll, Joan Coogler, Kathy Klingcrman, Corina Prevedello, Pot Pinel, Barbara Payne, Mickie Vance, Judy Wirt, Corol Staley, Ernestine Smith. Row 4: Robbie Whitley, Faith Rinehart, Betty Speer, Gussic Gates, Karen Molhing, Myrno Ackerman, Barbara McNair. Nancy Howard, Dian? Maschok, Jonet Collins, Marion Glincs, Nada LaPosa, Rita Ryburn, Raylene Dey, Marquito Hackworth. BOYS' GLEE, Row 1: Wayne Miller, Ronnie Clifton, LoRoy lacky, Ken Janes. Glenn Durham, Ken Smith, James Abbott, Wayne Dresser. Row 2: Lee Callaway, Felty Gerbitz, Eddie Mulder. Don Ducummon. Tom Huffman. Fred Rich. Row 3: Larry Sawyer, Donnie Rcnshaw, Woodrow West, James Marshall. Jerry King, Tami Nelson, Frank Sharp, Richard Faina. 132 rf A great honor to the A Cappella Choir was to have ten members of the choir selected to the All Southern California Conference Chorus of 650 voices. The Chorus sang in the Easter Sunrise Service in the Hollywood Bowl, which was an un- forgettable experience for all of them. They also sang in the Shrine Auditorium. AV's representa- tives to the Chorus Conference were: Myrna Ackerman, Don Ball, Jule Bishop, Brenda Buedel, Harry Bumgardner, Don Hall, Cliff Jordan, Sam Ponton, Micki Vance, and Judy Wirt. The group also sang for some of our school assemblies. Row 1: Diane Marston, Beverly Shaw, Catherine Vance, Barbara Payne, Dan Ball, Ron Hicks, Don Duccummon, Lucille leath, Don Hall, Joan Kogler, Nancy Erstead, Judy Brown, Judy Wirt, Moble McGibbon. Row 2: Pot Pennell, Billie Arnos, Nancy Ryan, Diane Mashek, Kit Carson, Mike Davis, Dick Lindsay, Rudy O'Toole, Jerry King, James Abbott, Katherine Poff, Corina Prcvcdcllo, Carolyn Thompson, Rosolic PrevcdcHo. Row 3: Sharon Hilton, Helena Robblee, Korcn Mohling. Barbara McNair, Marion Glines, Diane Shuls, Charlie Bonner, Sam Ponton, Clark Cambell, Wayne Lyles, Dick Rottman, Scott MacDonald, Bruce Miles, Mary Joy, Hazel Bonner, Rita Rybvrn, Alice Hill. Row 4: Victorio Huckobee, Loreno Patchen, Janet Collins, Myrna Ackerman, Mickie Mulligan, Dove Bishop, Harry 8umgardner, George Barker, lorry Austin, Dick Nygaard, Cliff Jordan, Helen Thompson, Penny Rich, Brenda Buedel, Beverly Kosperson. This years Senior Orchestra, conducted by William Ballard, has really proved itself to be a terrific group. Among the activities were, playing for the Christmas play, the Spring play and participating in the Spring Festival, which was competition, with solos and ensembles. But most important was the exciting night of playing in the grad- uation for the Seniors of 1958. First row: Ruth Livermore, Sharon Wilson, Mory Lou Soboro, Betty Spade, Sharon McBride, Barbara Bollard, Carolyn Kyle. Second row: Ruth Boines, Judy Roach, Jonce Humble, Joan Kidd, Charles Lyons, Beth Campbell, Ernie Thomas, Steve Schoffcr, Richard Rinde, Darrel Simpson, David Randell, Russell Mills, Jerry Simpson. Third row: Gwen Beckemeyer, lily Mollinet, Virginia Hunt, Sharon Hilton, Frank Zappa, Michael Earls, Mr. Ballard. The Pep Band, under the direction of Mr: Warren Turner, furnished a real feeling of spirit for pep rallies and the basketball games. The Pep Band consists of members of the Senior Band that wish to play for the assemblies, pep rallies and basketball games when the Senior Band doesn’t play. PEP BAND, lit Row: Carolyn Griffin, Judy Coerbcr, Judy Tindall, Undo la vono, Karen Fleming, Sharon Hilton, Bob Smith, Margie Harris, Barbara Ballard, Nancy Carder, Leslie Cochran. 2nd Row: Mr. Turner, Danny Pearson, Bob Smith, Blaine Handell, Roy Cundiff, Phil Flick, Bob Hughes, Eddie Kcnncpohl, Dick Krober, Paul Wolfe, Ernie Thomas, Bob Roe, Darryl Simpson, Dove Randel, Bob Drudge, Clyde Dickinson. e uw Pictured in concert formation is AV's Senior Band. Performing in the District Bond Festival held here at AV on March 8fh, they came out with a smashing superior plus rating. Under the able direction of Mr. William H. Ballard, the band went on to the regional festival at Compton in April, where they again did very well. Joyce Schwake, 1st row, left. 1st chair, and Richard Rinde, lost row, right, 1st chair, were chosen outstanding Senior girl and boy in band. Bond members not pictured ore: Jule Bishop, Bill Downs, lorry Turner, Burkey, and Anita See. PERCUSSION Row 1: Karen Fleming, Marylin Hiebert. Row 2: Bonnie Cogge- shall, Marcia Klostcr, David Doidge, Mol- comb Compron, Bob Smith, Barrie Wall, Sharon Hilton. BRASS Row 1: Phil Flick, Roddy Hines. Vice President; Dick Lindsay, Ernie Thomas, 8ob McMullen, Wolter Mooro, Bob Hughes, Tom Gale, Dave Ritchie. Row 2: Richard Rindc, President; Don Mirioni, Dick Kraber, Paul Curtin, Steve Shaeffer, Jim Berberich, Richord Engc- monn, Corryl Simpson, Norman Hayes, David Rondel, Pot Morton, Johnny Sako- guchi, Clyde Dickinson, Don Drudge. Row 3: Eddie Kcnnepohl, Ronnie Long, Frank Purcell. WOODWINDS Row 1: Bonnie Wolfe, Judy Brown, Roberta Smith, Judy Findall, lorry Toylor, Carol Morsefield, Jerry Simpson, Sharon Nichols, Jerilyn Purcell, Barbara Ballard, Treasurer,- Pat Ferrell. Row 2: Eorlene Spann, Jeanette Spruell, Judy Coerber, Dove Beardsley, Carolyn Griffin, Karen Rupp, Leslie Cochran, JoAnn Kidd, Ann Stivers, Pat Wcmplc, Linda LoBuono, Beth Campbell, Nancy Carter, Shirley Sanders, Eula Stewart, Margie Harris. Row 3: Judy Goodrich, Toni Duce, Charlie Lyons, Joyce Schwake, Joyce Godde, Blaine Handel, Steve Mar- vin, Betty Baker, Gary Potter, Roger Enge- mann,, Robert Smith, Lynda Mullotf, Bob Rowe, Danny Pearson, Barbara Dipre, Barbara Melhorn. 135 136 wce - DRUM MAJOR Dick Kraber Included in our Award Winning Band are the Majorettes and PomPom girls. This year with Janet Dwyer as president of the Kappa Legga Bootz and Judy Stout as vice president. It was heard the girls had a rip-roaring time. The day of initiation was quite a riot. The girls being initiated wore angel costumes and also were not allowed to wear make-up or curl their hair. The initiating majorettes also helped the matter by making them eat garlic, onions and limburger. I think the general plea of the students at A. V. was Please don't come near me. MAJORETTES — Loft to right: Jody Stout, Diane Williorm, Janet Dwyer. Lynn Hall, Claire Ca oy, Diano Demor , and Nancy Mcrtz. 137 Under the leadership of Gary Green, assembly man- ager, many entertaining and educational assemblies were presented at Antelope Valley High. Various na- tional and student participation assemblies were seen in the auditorium and gym. It's All in Black and White was tho title of the P.T.A. production which was based on a survey of activities. This survey was token among Senior Civics Classes. From left to right ore: Joyce Jenne, Karen Hair and Chris Barden. Some of the most outstanding were the Christmas program presented by the music department and one- act plays given by the drama department. The wide variety of speakers and performers in national assem- blies were also of great interest and enjoyed by A girls' triple trio from the A Cappella Choir sang Home for tho Holidays in the annual Christmas assembly. They are, left to right; Nancy Ryan, Micki Vance, lorcnc Patchen, Kathy Klingerman, Barbara Payne, Judy Brown, Carolyn Thompson, Nancy Erstad, and Helena Robblee. 138 A group of curious onlookers gather around Carl Scobie and his daughter, Carolyn, as they display a variety of reptiles. These two snake authorities presented a National Assembly on October 16, in which they discussed the different types of snakes and their habits. Many good plays were presented this year at A. V. To start off the year an evening of one-act plays were presented under the direction of Miss Muriel McDaniel on November 21. They were: “Beware the Bear, about a girls' camp and an escaped convict; Sparkin, a hillbilly romance; Afterwards, a teenage love story with a new twist; If Girls Asked Boys for Dates, a teenage comedy. A Christmas play, directed by Mr. Thompson, was written entirely by English students about what would happen if Jesus were born in modern times. Fog on the Valley was the play A. V. entered in the one-act play tournament at the Pasadena Playhouse. Of course the biggest production this year was the spring play Our Town. Sue Nash and Lynn Donaldson had the leads. Sharon Rudiscll dances with her wind-op doll, Molly Puterbaugh in a skit presented with the Christmas play. Jodith Carson [Noda Laposso) shows Norrie a picture of his real mother in a touching Volley. her stepson, from Fog on the This is o scene from the Christmos play. Shown here ore Betty Niven os Cindy, the annoying little sister, and two typical teenagers Scott and Jinny, played by Don Mironi and Pam Bunv 1 Good morning. Reverendi greets Tom Nojorian, playing Clem, a land-hungry farmer. The port of the reverend was ployed by Bob Gage and Nada lapossa and Mary Johns played the ports of a widow and a helpful neighbor in the ploy Fog on the Volley. 139 c VM The fashions this year were very colorful and stylish. The most popular outfits seemed to be the sweaters and skirts dyed-to-match with sap- phire blue and various shades of green predomi- nating. Red was also a favorite color which was seen in skirts and sweaters, especially the bulky knit sweaters. The sweaters came in new and different styles, most of them having three- quarter length sleeves with collars and buttons to add the decorative touch. AV COUPLE Here’s a cute AV couple. Carolyn Lawrence is wearing o turquoise cardigan sweater, black skirt and black shoes. Tom Lite wearing a red and black ivy-league shirt, white ivy-league slacks ond white bucks, checks his watch to be suro thot they aren't late for class. MEETING ON FRONT LAWN A common sight is everyone meeting on the front lawn ofter school. Donna Hammon, wearing her stylish beige poplin car coat, and ivy-league shoes meets Fred Rcnfroc, wearing ton ivy-league slacks, tan jacket and white loofers. IN BETWEEN CLASSES Carol Stewart is modeling a green full skirt, and green and white striped blouse. This outfit is accented with a black leother belt and black T” strops shoes. She is talking to Sharna Higgins who is wearing a red cotton pique empire waist sheath. Shirts with button-down collars and ivy- league pants were on the top of the list with the boys. They also wore some cleverly styled sweaters which included the sweater shirt and the ever popular V neck sweater. A collegiate look came to A.V. in heavy wool sweaters and pleated plaid skirts and in the trim and tailored ivy-league fashions. A fad started by some of the girls in connection with this trend was wearing knee-socks with pleated or straight skirts. STUDIOUS STUDENTS Still very interested in their lost doss, Vicki Clements and Dennis Moses folk things over. Vicki showing off her charcoal jumper, her pretty red bulky-knit sweater and red shoes. Dennis is wearing levis, red V neck sweater, and white bucks. CLEANING OUT THEIR LOCKERS Carol Miller, wearing a mist green skirt and matching sweoter, helps Linda Mullet deon out her locker. Linda is weoring a bright coral full skirt and sweater also dyed-fo-motch. Matching outfits are quite popular at AV. TYPICAL SCENE Helen Zufelt is modeling a char- coal black gored skirt and an cmcrold green sweater. Aram Najarian is wearing ton ivy-league slacks, Lettermon's jacket, ond black and white saddle shoes. This is a typical sight around the compus. 141 One of the biggost donee of the seoson wos the onnuol Christmos Boll held December 14. The theme Sleigh Ride to the Storj wo the romantic etting for this formal dance. The new cafeteria was the scene of the Homecoming dance held November 1 after the Homecoming gome. The donee wo sponsored by the senior class and wos enjoyed by the many Alumni and high school students attending. A.V. has had some wonderful dances and activ- ities this year. Two of the biggest dances of the year were the Christmas Ball and the Junior-Senior prom which were both very successful. Enthusiastic campaigning was seen at election time for student body and class officers. Colorful posters of all sizes and shapes were seen every- where. The rewards of these efforts seem to be worth it. Ann Dahlirz and Helen Zufelt give their campaign speeches for the senior cam- paign assembly held February 12. Carol Rake kisses Duke Doccommon under the mistletoe held by Nancy Tcfcrs to help advertise the mistletoe sale sponsored by the Junior class at Christmas time. The bigger the better” was the theme for campoign posters for the student body elections. Fred Welch, Margaret Furry, and Gary Green holp put up Aram's huge poster. A. V. hos seen more school spirit then ony other yeor thonks to the Yell leodcrs: Bevorly Wodo, Jockio Crifficld, Ann Dohlitz, Cothy Lessing, head cheerleader 1st semester; and Helen Zofelf, head cheerleader 2nd semester. Songleaders: Bonnie Modrcl. Beverley Reynolds, Sharon Bittermann, Joyce Donaldson, heod song Icador; and Jody Brown. 1 44 Annie Antelope and the songlcadcrs anxiously await the conversion at tho end of Mays Field during the Home- coming gome. November 1st. Queen Judy Stout is crowned by football captoin Cliff Jordon in o reign of happiness ot the Homecoming Dance. Three lovely girls reigned over the Homecoming activities November 1st, Judy Stout, Homecoming Queen and princesses Sandy Ankrum and Jackie Criffield. Before the game the queen and her court were brought onto Mays Field in shining convertibles, introduced and escorted to their seats in the grand- stand where they viewed the football game against Santa Barbara. After a victorious game. Queen Judy Stout was crowned by football captain. Cliff Jordan at the Homecoming dance and a wonderful evening of dancing followed. 147 Sleighride to the Stars was the theme of the annual Christ- mas Ball held December 14. The theme was suggested by Diane Thompsen. Dreamy couples danced to the enchanting music of the Californians. At 10:30 the dancing stopped and Dennis Ekimoto and Cathy Lessing were crowned king and queen of the 1957 Christmas Ball. They were attended by their royal court: Ann Dahlitz and Cliff Jordan, Janet Dwyer and Bob Maag, Pat Tullos and Bob Donlan, Helen Zufelt and Jim Riley. Dennis Ekimoto and Cathy Lessing ore crowned king and queen of the Christmos Ball by Frank Pioni and Renee Rumble, lost year's king and queen. Princesi Ann Dahlitz Princess Janet Dwyer Princess Pat Tullos Princess Helen Zufelt 50 Prince Barbaro Cox Prince Vicky Clements In a heaven like set- ting, the beautiful queen of the Junior-Senior Prom, Claudia Lirussi was crowned. Her princesses were: Barbara Cox, Vicky Clements, Jerilyn Purcell and Mary Wilson. From Here to Eternity’’ was the theme the junior class chose for this year’s prom. Everyone danced in the clouds while milky way shown lazily above. Angel Food cakes were served to carry out m the theme and a wonderful ! time was had by all. M! Princess Mary Wilson Princess Jerilyn Pyrccll 52 Betty Thompson Vicky Hooper cafeteria. It was beautifully decorated in blue and gold. Reigning over the dance was the Queen, Barbara Fischel and her court, Vicky Hooper, Betty Thompsen, Charlene Hilman, and Betty Kimbrough. The Queen was crowned by the bat- talion commander and presented with a bouquet of red roses. Charlene Hilman Betty Kimbrough 153 TOM NAJARIAN Tom Najarian was selected as Outstanding Senior Boy by the Senior class sponsors on the basis of his leadership, participation in school and community activities, merit grades and at- titude towards school in general. During the year, Tom served as S.B.V.I.S.C. President, Board of Control member and played varsity football and baseball, as well as participating in many school plays and assemblies. JANET DWYER Selected by the Senior class sponsors for most Outstanding Senior Girl was the very de- serving young miss, Janet Dwyer. Janet was selected for her inspiring participation in school activities, her leadership for the student body and the senior class, and her scholastic ability. Janet Dwyer served as first semester Senior Class Vice President, second semester Student Body Treasurer, Board of Control member, and president of Kappa Legga Bootz. LARRY McKIBBON Larry McKibbon was selected Outstanding Sophomore Boy by the Sophomore sponsors on the basis of his scholarship and attitude toward other students, faculty and school. Larry was n activities such as the Varsity football team (As you can see by his Channel League jacket) and the Sophomore board of control. BONNIE LOUGH Bonnie Lough is truly the Outstanding Soph- omore Girl. Scholarship, attitude and participa- tion in activities were taken into consideration v hen this selection was made. Bonnie worked hard this year for her class as second semester Sophomore secretary as well as being on the Student Senate. WAYNE KIME Outstanding Junior Boy is the title earned by Wayne Kime. The factors involved in choos- ing him were: scholarship, attitude, potentiality and needed recognition. This selection was made by the Junior Class sponsors. Wayne has participated in such activities as playing on the Varsity Baseball team and the Antelope Valley Math Team. MARY MURRAY The selection of Outstanding Junior Girl goes to Mary Murray. The basis on which the selec- tion was made were: scholarship, attitude to- wards one and all, potentiality and neede recognition. The Junior Class sponsors made this selection for Mary s very scholastic activ ities of which she wrote most of the Chris; play and program. JIM COX Whose face do you always see smiling? Why of course, it's little Jimmy Cox, second se- mester Frosh president and Outstanding Fresh- man boy. The Freshman counselors selected Jimmy on March 21, for scholarship, attitude, participation in student body and class activ- ities. Everyone be sure and watch this boy for he is really going places in his next years at A.V. ANITA SEE Well, who do we have here? If if isn't Anita See, Outstanding Frosh Girl. Participating very actively, Anita rendered her services as 1st se- mester frosh treasurer. The Freshmen class spon- sors picked Anita on the basis of attitude, schol- arship, leadership, and work for her freshman class. 155 Coach lloyd Helgeson Coach George Nelmark Coach Jerry Mornanc Head coach at AV this year was Coach Hank Miller. Besides his position as head coach. Coach Miller was the coach of B basketball team and the Frosh-Soph football team. Coach Lloyd Helgeson was backfield coach for the varsity football team. This was his 3rd year of coaching varsity football. This was also Coach Lou Shoemaker's 3rd year as line coach for the grid iron. Coach Donald Sicvcn Coach Lou Shoemaker Coach Jack Kaiser Coaching the JV football team, and the var- sity basketball team was Coach Kellogg. Coach- ing frosh-soph football with Coach Miller was Coach Murnane. He is also head gymnastic coach. The C basketball team's coach was Coach Stevens. Coaching track again this year, was Coach Kaiser. We had a terrific sports year, and we are very proud of our coaching staff and the jobs they've done. The Coaches got together for o littlo confab before doss. Terry Butcher Brent Carder Charles Chaney G Jr. G Sr. T Sr. Roger Engcmann T Sr. Dwight Clark T So. Danny Dovis G So. Bob Donlan E Sr. Dennis Ekimoto FB Sr. Don Dooley G Sr. Jim Fessenden C Sr. Don Ducommon FB Sr. Jim Fetridge C Sr. Gary Fischer E Sr. Mike Gacchter HB Sr. Henry Giraud G Jr. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Games AV Opponent Cathedral 19 27 San Bernardino 34 7 Las Vegas - Rancho . 20 20 Santa Paula 38 6 Ventura 6 14 Santa Barbara 13 7 Santa Maria 14 6 Oxnard 47 20 CIF PLAY-OFFS Muir (Pasadena) .... 54 27 Riverside 0 39 Total points 245 173 OUR SPIRITED SEASON Our '58 Antelopes had a terrific season with a very spirited team of which we are proud. It will always be remembered and highly spoken of by students and alumni. The '58 Antelopes, we’re glad to say, were the first Channel League Co-Champs. The review of the games were as follows: Our first game, though not a league game, A.V. bowed to the Cathedral ■'Phantoms. They went on to trample the San Berdoo Cardinals. In their next game the mighty Antelopes journeyed to Las Vegas and held El Rancho to a tie. Ventura managed to squeeze by the Antelopes in the following game. With C.I.F. hopes high, A.V. knocked off the strong Santa Bar- bara team to make our homecoming complete. A.V. went on to stun the Oxnard Yellowjackets. A.V. led by one point until half time and then went touch- down crazy. It was the do or die game of the season. With this victory they became the first Chan- nel League Co-Champs. Dennis Ekimoto scored vic- toriously with five touchdowns. A.V. stampeded the Mustangs for a brilliant victory in the C.I.F. playoffs. At the end of this terrific season the Antelopes went down in a fighting defeat to the Riverside Bears. Ron Worden, Cliff Jordan, and Dennis Ekimoto made All Channel League. Dennis went on to make the C.I.F. team. Varsity players wait for the outcome of a tense moment during the Homecoming game November 1 with varied expressions. 161 Jim Idelmon QB Jr. Cliff Jordon T Sr. Mike Kommcrcr C Sr. Bob Hayes E Sr. JjSt Ken Hicks HB Sr. Clinton Hcathman T Sr. Jerry McGoughcy G Sr. John Kvhn T Sr. lorry McKibbon G So. n V Bob Maog HB Sr. Tony Molacek E Sr. Stove Marvin C Jr. Perry Pulos Gil Queipo T Jr. HB Sr. Jim Riley HB Sr. Charles Rossel G Sr. Jack Sec Jim Steinert E Jr. G Jr. Ron Worden T Sr. Coach Uoyd Helgcion Coach Lewis Shocmoker 5'5”, 132 pound Gil Queipo breaks loose for a 26 yard gain evading 6 1 , 195 pound Luther Wallis of Oxnord. Dennis Ekimoto breaks through for a nine yard gain during the Santo Barbara game. Assisting him is Ron Worden. The Big Red Lino opens a hole for Dennis Ekimoto m an exciting moment of the Oxnard victory. Gil Qoeipo breaks loose daring the River- side gome for yordage. Blocking for him are Bob Donlan and Jim Stienert. er trying to gain yardage with a lender on his heels in C.I.F. pre- y at Riverside. m ?.y. TwiU Row 1: John Hieglc. Frank Massey, Gene Olson, Chuck Davis, Dennis ling. Jim Moson, Jim Cortmill, Gene Kenison. Row 2: Gary Kliewel, Steve Hazen, John Bowkcr. Chuck Russell, Ralph Weihcrington. Vince Bngonre, John Sakoguchi, Steve Fate, John Miglio, Mike Del Grosso. Row 3: Coach Kellogg, Richard Dorr, Dennis Heydorn, John Syvies, Chuck Slater, Robert Del Grosso. Andrew Pilmonis, Dick Wheaton, Chuck Hecken, George Barker, Scott Mac- Donald, Jack McLaughlin, Bill Bekgoard, D. Stevens (Asst. J.V. Coach). The JV football team worked hard during the season. J.V. Football Scoreboard Bakersfield 45 A.V. 0 E. Bakersfield 7 A.V. 25 Palmdale 12 A.V. 12 Ventura 26 A.V. 20 Upland Lone Pine (cancelled) 27 A.V. 6 The action of the freshman-sophomore teom is being displayed as they gain yardage. Total 63 FROSH SOPH FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Oxnard 18 ........................A.V. 0 Barstow 0.........................A.V. 19 Victorville 6 ................... A.V. 12 Santa Paula 32................... A.V. 0 Ventura 41 .......................A.V. 0 Santa Barbara 25..................A.V. 13 Randsburg 0.......................A.V. 13 Santa Maria 13....................A.V. 14 Oxnard 19 ....................... A.V. 18 Co-Captains Roger Schorf Hugh Bikle OPHOM The frosh-soph ploy o hard game against Oxnard on the Yellow Jackets' field. Coach Jerry Murnanc received this gift from the Frosh-Soph team at thoir banquet. Roger Sharf and Hugh Bickle presented it to him on behalf of the team. Standing in the back- ground ore cooch George Nclmcrk and Mr. Smyth. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL TEAM, Row 1: Dolton Smith, Ron Page, Chang, Ted Holmes, Bill Gaechtcr, Jim Baker, Poncho Gonzales, Phil Mills, Dan Moore, Stout, Jim Frogman. ROW 2: Joe Huckaby—mgr., Billy Sandford, Ted Gemmill, Bill Forbes, John Boos, lorry Riploglc, Robert Moore, Ed Hess, Hugh Bikle, Rick Ward, John La Sagna, Dick Claude, Bob Slochum, Don Brown—mgr. Row 3: Richard Faina, Jorry Brownwood, Orval Dowdy, Bert McPhail, Don Robertson, Roger Schorf, Russell Athis, Dick Avril, Robert Russell, Cliff Owens, Keith Curtis, Larry Dickenson, coach Jerry Murnane. Row 4: Robert Roc, Joe Pipkins, Gory Smith, Gory Potter, Chuck Borncs, John Brownwood, Mike Cox, John Chambers, Mike Miles, Steve Dorris, Fred Rich, Richard Bonhomme, Lynn Parker. George Barker Ken Hicks The Antelopes had an enthusias- tic season this year. A basketball awards banquet was held March 11, at the end of basketball season and the following awards were pre- sented: Bob Donlan—best offensive player and team captain, Tom Lile— best defensive player and most in- spirational player, George Barker— best rebounder. 168 Ron Long Georgo Barker goes up for the jump against Paula game. Tom Lile Coach Kellog encouraged and guided the boys during the season doing a wonderful job. Bob Donlan had a terrific season, scoring up 284 points averaging 18 points in each game, making him top scorer for the Channel League. Our team had some bad luck through this year with a record of seven wins and ten losses in league play. Arthur Ramo Dennis Shaffer Steve Marvin a Santa Paul a ployer in the exciting Santa 169 tack See 1. In the Santo Paula gome George Barker mokes the shot, waiting to rebound are Steve Marvin and Bob Donlan. 2. Outstanding player Bob Donlan scores again for the Antelopes. 3. A mad scramble for the boll during the Santa Barbara game. A. Bob Donlan with the aid of Steve Marvin gove Antelope Volley another two points. 5. Bob Donlan ond Tom Lite grab for the boll os Ron Wordon moves in. 6. George Barker goes up for the jump during the Santa Paula gome. Waiting to receive the ball are Bob Donlan and Ron Wordon. 7. Two Santa Paulo ployers try to trap Bob Donlan during the exciting A.V. vs. Santa Paula game. 8. George Barker shoots a free throw while Bob Donlan waits to secure the two points. 9. Steve Marvin shoots for the basket in the Santo Barbara game. 10. A toss up in the Santa Barbara game. 170 VARSITY SCOREBOARD A.V. 55................................Fontana 44 A.V. 48................................Colton 37 A.V. 35................................San Berdoo 71 A.V. 51................................Barstow 50 A.V. 65................................Lompoc 49 A.V. 62................................San Luis Obispo 58 A.V. 41................................Cantwell 62 A.V. 44................................Oxnard 40 A.V. 44................................Santa Barbara 58 A.V. 52................................Barstow 65 A-V. 53................................Santa Paula 35 A.V. 46................................Ventura 74 A-V. 38................................Oxnard 44 A-V. 50................................Santa Barbara 66 Santa Paula 66 Ventura 68 171 In o mad scramble for possession of he boll, Richord Demmelmoir bailies four Sonia Barbara boys. Bill Herider shoots against Santa Paula in a real thriller. Bruce Miles goes for the rebound along with Jack McLaughlin in a Santa Paula gome. The tip-off in the Santa Paula gome. B BASKETBALL TEAM, loft lo right. Row 1: John LoSogno, Monrow, Mike Mile , Mike Cox, John Brownwood, Richard Chonv Richard Dcmmelmaier, Wayne Hill, Ronald Warden, John Bowker, ber . Jack McLaughlin, Coach Hank Miller. Lloyd Evans, Mike McLaughlin. Row 2: Dennis Oiter, mgr.; Douglas C BASKETBALL TEAM, Lefl to right. Row 1: Jerry Wollace, Larry Sowers, Bill Gacchter, Ted Gemmill, Gary Westovcr, Wolter Kent. Row 2: Mgr. Fred Brown, Jim Barth, Bill Hcrider, Terry Wolf, Ricky V ard, Howard Herbert, Coach Steven . BEE SCOREBOARD A.V. 29....................Colton 32 A.V. 27....................Fontana 38 A.V. 17....................Colton 45 A.V. 31....................San Bernardino 70 A.V. 25....................Barstow 31 A.V. 22....................Oxnard 46 A.V. 30....................Ventura 64 A.V. 38....................Oxnard 41 A.V. 45....................Ventura 59 CEE SCOREBOARD A.V. 37................Kernville 16 A.V. 34................Santa Barbara 46 A.V. 30................Palmdale 21 A.V. 14................San Bernardino 26 A.V. 27................Barstow 33 A.V. 12................Santa Paula 30 A.V. 21................Ventura 40 A.V. 26................Jane Reynolds Park 11 A.V. 25................Santa Barbara 23 A.V. 55................Kernville 33 A.V. 22................Santa Paula 40 A.V. 16................Ventura 51 Won 5 Lost 7 VARSITY TRACK, Row 1, Icfr to right: Mike Uribe, Dick Vcnscl, Chuck Russell, Mike Gcechter, Gil Quiepo, Ron long, Dc Woyne Borretf, John Riley, Jim Riley, Dennis Ekimoto. Row 2: Gory Olson, Jim Stcincrr, Roger Engemonn, John Sylvis, Don Dooley. Bob Hoyes, Bruce Jackson, Tom lilc, Dan Jones, Bill Burgess, Aram Najorian. There were approximately 70 men out for track, counting three teams. The Varsity really looked good this year, with John and Jim Riley co-captains. The Bee and Cee teams showed a lot of spirit also. Some of the outstanding Varsity men with us this year were Tom Lile who runs the 880 yard race and John Riley on the 440 yard race. Other stars on A track were Jim Riley, Dennis Ekimoto, Gary Olson, Bruce Jackson, Gil Queipo, Ron Long and Mike Gaechter. Coaches for track were Jack Kaiser, head coach; Lloyd Helgeson and Leo Smith, assistants. John Riloy, Co-captain of Varsity Track and 440 record holder of 51.3 seconds. Tom lilc, AV's star distance runner. Jim Riley, Co-captain of Varsity Track shown hero on broad jump. 174 Up and ovor! Pictured it Roger Schorf tailing over the high jump. 1958 TRACK SCHEDULE Feb. 25—Intra-Mural, Lancaster Feb. 28—Palmdale, Lancaster Mar. 7—Oxnard, Oxnard Mar. 8—Huntington Beach Invita- tional, Huntington Beach Mar. 14—Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara Mar. 15—Santa Maria Invitational, Santa Maria Mar. 18—Barstow-Victor Valley, Lancaster Mar. 22—20-30 Relays, Ventura Mar. 27—Ventura, Ventura Apr. 3—Santa Barbara Relays, Santa Barbara Apr. 11—Santa Barbara-Santa Paula, Santa Paula Apr. 19—Russell Cup, Carpinteria Apr. 24—Santa Paula-Ventura, Ventura Apr. 29—League Qualifying Meet, Oxnard May 2—League Final Meet, Oxnard CROSS COUNTRY TEAM, Row 1: Bob Spalding, Ron Hick , Robert Linton, Alfred Elliot. Row 2: Bruce Jackjon, Tom lilc. Bill Van Doren, Coach Kaiser. ••B” TRACK, Row 1: Bob Clear©, Ron Hicks, Gory Berger, Don Ducommon, Ken Hicks, Rusty Athis, Paul Clark, Gary Pickot, Barry Miller. Row 2: Bernard Vosburg, mgr., Woyne Hill, 8ob Oden, Richard Majaffo, Robert Linton, 8ill Van Doran, Jerry Brownwood, Alfred Elliott. Kelly Hayes, Darrell lafferty. 175 C” TRACK, Row 1: Jim Barth, Earl logon, Ricky Ward, Ted Gemmill Gary Clemens, Jim Ryckebosch, Bob Thompson. Row 2: Fred Brown, mgr.. Bill Stewort, Stcvo Dorris, Dennis Horvell, Bob Marshall, Roy Hvntly, John Brownwood. Don Dooley moves into action in the shot put. Mike Gaechtcr clears the bar in a breath-taking pole vault. Displaying disciplined muscles and co-ordination, the Antelope gymnasts worked hard on the gymnastic team. Coach Jerry Murnane's gymnasts had a hard year this year with the loss of several excellent men at graduation and Ken Metcalf, due to a broken arm. However, the team looked better at every per- formance. GYMNASTICS TEAM, Uft to fight: Wayne Wethoringtoo, Ron Bollcw, Dennis Bento, Ico Romero, Ken Metcalf, Gary Buckner, Ogas Porfurio, Jonas Lamb, Kerry Upshaw, Roy Curtin, Don Frazer, Fred Welch, Dean Hodges, Frank Williams, Russell Mills, Gene Kaufman, Ron Tucker, Orval Dowdy, Tom Huffman, Ron Stoner, Jim Burkey. Center: Coach Jerry Murnone. 177 Kerry Upshaw on the High Bar. Dean Hodges on the long Horse. Varsity men wait for their turn at bat. Up to the time the Yucca went to press the Varsity had won their first two league games with ace pitcher, McGaughey hurling a no-hiffer against Santa Paula. Brent Carder Danny Davit BASEBALL SCHEDULE February 28 Bakersfield There March 4 Colton Here March 7 Pacific There March 12 Fontana Here March 15 Bakersfield Here March 18 Barstow There March 21 Santa Barbara There March 28 Santa Paula Here March 31-April 2 Pomona 20-30 Tournament Sieve Hozen Jim Idleman Jerry McGau-ghey April 8 College Here April 10 Ventura There April 15 Oxnard There April 22 Open April 25 Open April 29 Open May 2 Santa Barbara Here May 9 Santa Paula There May 13 Ventura Here May 16 Oxnard Here ♦Channel League Games Don Robinson takes his turn at bat in the Bakersfield game. Don Robinson Jack See Henry Strawberry Terry Wood Ron Worden Fred Thomas John Taylor Strike One! Confetti fills the air and the crowd goes wild as another touchdown An Oxnard player knocks down a pass intended for is scored for A.V. Jock $ee in that exciting football game. Songlcaders and cheerleaders lead a song of one of the football games. Discussing defense tactics at tho Santo Barbara game arc coach Helgeson, Bob Maag, Roger Engemann, lou Shoe- maker and Jim Fessenden. Excited spectators tense as the goal is tried. 180 Front Row, left to right: Jerry Freemen, Sam Logan, Jim Mason, Wayne Williams, Mike McLaughlin, Eddie Quatre, Clifton Owens, John LaSagna, Frank Wright, Mgr. Bark Row: Dwight Clark, Mgr., lorry McKtbbon, Steve Harper, Charles Barnes, Walter Rockford, David Durham, Henry Bronstcin, Al Dye, Jerry Livingston, Coach George Nclmork. A scene to remember — the Varsity football team saying a proyer before a gome os Coach Shoemaker and Coach Helgcson stand by. Tho Californio Cadet Corps raise the flag os the Star Spangled Bonner is played. This ceremony takes place before each football game. MISS JANECE DOGGETT Heading the Girls’ P.E. department this year was Miss Gloria Ketteringham. Other teachers in the department were Miss Carol Bell, Mrs. Sandra Dee, Miss Janece Doggett, Miss Gail Evans, and Mrs. Joann Marshall, who all worked very hard to make this year one of the best and most enjoyable years for A.V. girls in all classes. Basketball, Tennis, Hockey, and many other sports were planned for the school year's activities. MISS GLORIA KETTERINGHAM 182 The girls P.E. teachers are found in the girls' gym office between classes. The girls had lots of fun this year in gym, modern dancing and on the courts playing volleyball, basketball and tennis. Interclass competition was held with many teams bound and determined to win showing the best of their skills. All girls are required to participate in P. E. classes. This year, the last in the old girls gym, prevented Juniors and Seniors from having a dance program as they have had in previous years. However, modern dance was taught to individual Junior and Senior classes. The girls particularly enjoyed the variety of sports offered them, which included: tennis, golf, archery, and baseball. The tennis tournaments were a source of tough competition and lots of fun as well. The girls not only have developed skill in sports, but have also acquired sportsmanship. ,2 7 BIG A, Row 1: Janet Dwyer, Anna Pond, Linda Sanford, Brenda Buedel. Row 2: Pot Reed, lenore Unger, Flora Niven, Cathy Lessing, Ncti Benson. Row 3: Mickey Mulligan, Barbara Diprc, Barbara Shipley, Pat Cunningham, Joyce Godde, Ann Dahlitz, Jean Hunsickcr, Harriet Wilson, Toni Benson, Betty Baker. 8ig A members not shown; Botty Ruckinger, Carol lone, Suzie Weir, Nancy Perkins, Donna Johnson, Nancy Argucdos, and Linda Sieck. BIG A OFFICERS: Linda Sanford, Joan Hunsickcr, Betty Baker Brenda Buedel, and Pat Roed, president. G.A.A. CABINET, Row 1: Neti Benson, Flora Niven, Pat Reed, Marci Klostcr. Row 2: Toni Benson G.A.A. President; Ann Dohlitz, Cathy Lessing, Helen Zufelr. 184 SENIOR G.A.A. — Row 1: Purdy Criffield, ALead, 8easlcy, Miller, Gates ,Dwyor, Cassing- ham, Spann, Standloy, Zufclt, Baines, Don- hieux, Droste, Yedid, Tullos. Row 2: Camp, Sanford, Stickles, Ruckinger, Reed, Hillman, Ticfkc, Arguedas, Kidd, Mead, Draper, Nelson, May, Johnson, Bickmore, Hall, Perkins, Wilbur. Row 3: Skinner, Shipley, Dipre. Miller, Less- ing, Sagray, Schultz, Jinks, Baker, Dickey, Price, Davis, Lvczak, Niven, Hock, Gordon, Livermore, Butzke, Lewis, Williams. Row 4: Baker, Ben- son, Mullet, Wilson, Godde, Schwakc, Dahlitz, Lane, Hunsicker, Woiss, Tcnsfield, Wilson, Rap- lee, Cunningham, Stout, Masters, lllian. Ogle, Butler, Wollacc, Roth. JUNIOR G.A.A. — Row 1: Kyle, Dun- ham, Dickey, Wade, Gutierrez, Buckner, Clcmets, Lumley, Modrcll, Reynolds. Niven, Collins, Anderson, Reyes, Rake, Good. Row 2: Baker, Unger, Morris, Morse- field, Duce, Wolf. Ballard, Brown, Purcell, Radavich, Thompson, Cox, Bithell, Kopas- ka, Aspcy, Gardner, Bodwich. Row 3: Thompsen, Donlan, Cochron, Zchoskey, Hauger, Edel, O'Conner, Norder, Wilson, Jones, Meline, Lirussi. Robertson, Nicklcs, Defrest, Kloster, ASc8ridc. Row 4: Sparks, Majors, Rhoads, Teters, Bowers, Lieberi, De Jesu, Wiskcn, Benson. Nosh, Delevett, Greenlee, Berthclot, Campbell, Ward, Allen, Demers, Burks, Ragsdill. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE G.A.A. — Row 1: Kimbrough, Hudson, Hoffman, Gallegos, Sher- lock, Draper, Schubert, Rake, Ricks, Spratt, Hcndcll, Tomosado, Klouda. Row 2: Dobbs, long. Smith, Griffin, lo Buono, Ccerber, Clerk, Casey, lowrie, Hette, Peak, Lough, Hoover. Row 3: Jackson, White. Bunyard, Barden, Bun- yard, Demers, Youngblood, Vaughn, Winters, Patterson, Smith, Dorey, Wilson, Williamson, Fetridge. 185 Tennis was a gome very popular with ihe sophomores. Four juniors practice gripping golf clubs. Golf was a regular part of girls' P.E. for the junior . iriiJllMMITI Sheila Bowers watches os Diane Thompson returns the birdie to Carol Liebert and Linda George. Seniors are shown here practicing some of their modern dance positions. I Undo George swings high os her badminton partner, Corol Liebert watches anxiously. There's nothing like on exciting gome of tennis on a nico sunny day. 187 the time for me, as editor of the 1958 Yucca, to express my sincere appreciation for those who helped to give you a yearbook we hope you can be proud of. First on the list is Mr. Ralph Nybakkcn, our advisor, whose understanding and guidance made the work easier. Of course we couldn’t have made it ivithout the wonderful aid of my associate editors, Stan Anderson, Jule Bishop, Bat Cunning- ham, Margaret Furry, Earlene lllian, and Kitty Price, our student photographers. Cliff Richards and Ken Hammond and Yucca staff, with their long hours of hard work. To the staff of Yearbooks, Incorporated of California, Monrovia, our pub- lisher, Alfred and Fabris studio, for the excellent photography, and Ed Nofzigcr for the clever artwork on the cover and division pages, go also our many thanks. Being editor of this yearbook was a rewarding experience and one never to be forgotten. My one wish now is that this Yucca wUl serve as a reminder of the wonderful, fun-filled year you have just spent at A.V. So long for now— 88 James Abbott—28, 112, 133 Paula Abercrombie—28 Lon Ackelson—28 Myrno Ackerman—28, 59, 112, 121, 132, 133, 186, 187 Annette Adams—28, 63 Charles Adams—28, 112 Christine Adams—28, 112 Gcno Albrigo—28, 121 Ann Aldridge—28, 59, 119 Billie Amos—28, 133 Stan Anderson—28, 59, 112, 119 Sandro Anderson—28, 63, 126 Sandra Ankrum—?9. 109, 110, 147 Nancy Arguedos—29, 59. 118, 131, 185 Karen Armstrong—29 Sharon Arthur—29, 116, 117 Ray Atkinson—28 Earlone Atwood—29 Leroy Avila—59 Richard Bablcr—28 Joseph Babnik—29 Ruth Baines—30, 185 Betty Baker—29, 45, 50, 112, 135, 184, 185 Charlene Baker—29, 59, 121, 185 Charles Baldwin—29 Dennis Banto—29. 112, 124, 177 DcWayno Barrett—29, 174 Willard 8ass—29 Pot Batdorf—30 Stephan Bates—29 David Beardsley—29, 135 Joyce 8easley—30, 185 Teri Beaver—30 Mary Beckwith—30 Robert Beeson—30 John Behnke—30 Jolene Bennett—30 Toni Benson—27, 30, 45, 110. 112, 115. 120, 143, 184, 185 Jim 8erbcrich—30, 135 Darla Bickmore—30, 114, 185 David Bishop—30, 38, 133 Jule Bishop—31, 110, 112, 118, 121, 187 David Blackburn—30 Jim Blanchard—30 Charlie Bonner—30, 133 Edward Bradfield—31 Karole Bradley—31, 116 Patricia 8raun—31 Linda Brooks—31 Judy Brown—31, 131, 132, 133, 138, 145 Diane Browning—31 Thomas Buck—31 Brenda Buedel- -31, 121, 132, 133, 184 Harry 8umgardner—31, 133 Bill Burgess—124, 174 Gary Burks—31 Barbara Burks—31 Diane Butzke—32, 185 Judie Calhoun—32, 63, 126 Patricia Calvert—32. 112, 122 Linda Coma—32, 121, 185 Daryl Cam-ibell—31, 133 Linda Campbell—32, 132 Ronald Comabell—31 Richard Caop—31 Donna Card—32, 122 Brent Carder—31, 57. 59. 120, 124. 126. 160. 178 Kit Corson—32, 133 Grace Carter—32. 112 Alan Coruthers—32 Tony Cascio—32 Ronald Cose—32 Mike Cassady—32 Alice Cassinqham—32, 38, 50. 121, 185, 186. 187 Charles, Chaney—32. 124. 160, 161 Barbara Chesser—32, 121 Harry Chiles—32 Patricia Clark—32 Paul Clark—32. 175 Richard Clark—32 e ccw Shirley Clark—32, 38 Tom Clark—32 Richard Clements—122 Rolland Clutter—32 Tommy Coots—33 Bonnie Coggcshall—33, 135 Arlene Combs—33 Samuel Cook—33 Eileen Cordova—33 Linda Crabtree—33 Karen Crews—33 Jackie Crifficld—31. 33, 59, 144, 147, 185 Charles Crow—33, 121 Patricia Cunningham—33, 50, 56, 59, 109, 110, 112, 119, 126, 131, 184, 185 Jim Curtis—33, 59 Ann Dahlitz—31, 33, 50, 56, 112, 123, 143, 144, 149, 184, 185, 186, 187 Patricia Danhieux—33, 185 Clora Davis—33 Floyd Davis—33 Danny Davis—33 Penny Davis—33, 112 Bill Davis—33, 121 Neil Dexter—33 Roylene Dey—55, 132 Alice Dickey—34, 185 Margaret Dickinson—34 Judy Diekman—34 earbara Dipre—34, 50. 121, 131. 135, 184, 185 Patricia Disccpola—34, 114, 120 Vickie Distler—34 Bill Dobbs—33 David Dodge—33. 135 Marianne Dodge—34 David Doidgc—33 Lynn Donaldson—34, 112, 122 Bob Donlan—34. 56, 60, 114, 124, 160, 164, 165, 168, 170 Cristine Donoghue—35 Don Dooley—124, 160, 174 Judy Downey—35 Dorothy Draper—35, 50. 59, 114, 120. 137, 185, 186. 187 Nilo Droste—35. 103. 185 Connie Drummond—34, 160 Don Ducummon—34, 132, 133, 160 Judy Dunkerly—35 Janet Dwyer—1, 27, 35. 50, 59, 109, 110, 112. 115, 121, 137. 149, 154, 184, 185 Undo Dver—35 Lorry Edens—34 Rownie Edwards—35 Dennis Ekimoto—1, 34, 56, 61, 115. 120, 121, 124, 126, 149, 160. 164. 165, 174 Janis Ellis—36 David Emry—34 Roger Engemonn—35, 108, 110, 113, 124. 135, 160, 174, 180 Bill Erwin—35 Glenda Fought—36 Donald Ferrell—35 Jim Fessenden—35. 114. 122, 160, 180 Jim Fctridae—35, 115, 124, 160. 161 Ward Finch—35 Russel Finemon—35 Gary Fischer—35. 114, 124, 161 Carole Fitzer—36 Michael Fitzqerald—36 Pat Flick—36 Diene Fondren—36 Georgia Fox—36 D-mald Frazier—37. 177 Nelson French—36 Morilvnn Frey—36 Will Fulbriaht—59. 112 Madeline Furry—27. 37. 38. 50. 59. 110, 112. 119. 126. 143 Moraoref Furry—1. 27, 37. 38. 44. 50. 59. 112. 118. 126. 143 Mike Gaechter—37, 112, 161. 165, 174, 176 Robert Gage—20. 36. 122, 139 Louis Gallegos—36 Jose Garcia—36 Phil Gardner—36 Gussio Gates—37, 132, 185 Jane George—37 Gerald Gibbs—36, 125 Billy Gilliam—36 Emory Glass—37 Joyce Godde—37, 121, 134, 184, 185 David Goodcll—37, 59 Judith Goodrich—37, 135 Phyllis Gosline—37 Mary Granicy—37 Robert Graves—37 Lula Mae Gray—37 Gary Green—37. 110, 112, 114, 122, 143 8everly Griffin—38 Alice Grimmer—38 Russell Grove—37 Marquitta Hacfcworth—38, 132 Rex Hair—37 David Hall—37 Lynne Lee Hall—38, 50, 121, 123, 137, 185, 186, 187 Ken Hammond—38, 118, 119 Ron Hankins—38 Barbara Harris—38 Edwana Harris—38 Janet Harsh—38 Betty Hart—38 William Hart—38 James Haulman—38 Norman Hayes—38, 121, 135 Bob Hayes—26. 27, 38, 61. 110, 124, 126, 161, 162, 168, 174 Gene Heothmon—38, 161, 162 Mike Hcfferon—38 Betty Heins—38 Eudean Herring—39 Fred Heydorn—39 Ken Hicks—39, 114, 162 LcRose Hicks—39, 121, 126 Alice Hill—39, 133 Shorlene Hillman—39, 1 3, 185 Sharon Hilton—39, 120, 122, 133, 134, 135 Roger Hinds—39 Rod Hines—27, 39, 50, 112, 135 Henry Hinton—39, 59 Bette Hock—39, 185 Deon Hodges—38, 39, 177 Emily Holland—39 Roger Holmes—39 Mode Holt—40, 110. 116, 117, 121 Roberta Howard—40. 123 Dennis Hughes—40. 135 Marian Hulsizer—40 Jeon Hunsicker—40, 184, 185, 186, 187 Virginia Hunt—40 Mike Hurley—40 Carolo Hutton—40 Earlene lllian—41, 118, 185 Bruce Jackson—40. 124, 174 Vivian Jackson—40, 59, 115 Diane Jacobson—40 Carol Jacobson—40 Mary Joy—41. 132, 133 Nora Jenks—41, 59, 121, 185 Donna Johnson—41 Julie Johnson—41, 121, 185 Linda Johnson—41 Dan Jones—40. 59. 124. 174 Harry Jones—40, 122 Hildrcd Jones—40 Clifford Jordon—40. 56, 59, 133, 147 162 Jane Justice—41, 126 Mike Kammerer—39. 59. 112, 161. 162 Beverly Kospcrson—41, 133 Edward Kenneoohl—40. 134. 135 Jo Anno Kidd—41, 50, 56, 135, 185 John Kuhn—41, 162 Potricio Kurtz—41 Shelby lackie—42 Paul Lackey—41 Barry La Frcnaye—41 Pierre lamoureux—41 Raymond lampe—4), 122, 125 Donald Lancaster—41, 125 Carol Lane—42, 50, 121, 185 Edward Loswcll—41 Lucille leath—42, 132, 133 Lynn Leonard—41, 121 Cothy Lessing—1. 31, 42, 50, 56, 59, 110, 112, 123, 144, 148, 149, 184, 186, 187 Ronald Lewan—42 Armitta Lewis—42, 185 Donald Lieben—42 Gary lienhard—42 Karen Lile—42 Richard Lindsay—42, 133, 135 Donna Line—42 Jackie Linncy—42 Duane Linstrom—42 Ruth Livermore—43, 185 Patricia Loettorlc—43 Carl long—42 David Losey—42 Marlene luezak—43, 126, 127, 185 Woyno Lyles—43, 133 Charles Lyons—43, 133 Robert Maag—43, 56, 114, 124, 162, 180 Gerald Mahollan—44 Judy Mahoney—43 Arthur Mansfield—43, 125 Florence Markworth—43 Diane Marston—43, 132, 133 Mary Maritn—43 Dorothy Masters—185 Lois Mathewson—43 Ron Mathewson—43 Linda Matza—44. 50. 59, 112, 115 Darrel Mauldin—43 Sharon Mc8ride—45 Nancy McConnell—45 Ralph McCracken—45 Tommye McDougal—45 Gerald McGaughcy—45, 57, 162, 178 Charlotte McGill—45 Diane Mead—44, 123. 132, 185 Lorraine Mead—44, 185 Nancy Mead—44 Cothy Mclnichuk—44, 121 Marshall Metzger—44, 125 Jerry Meyer—43, 59 Norman Meyers—44 Bruce Miles—44, 133 Carolyn Miller—31, 44. 50, 115, 126, 141, 185 Charles Miller—44 Jeanne Miller—44, 91, 119 Nancy Miller—31. 44 Pose Marie Miller—45, 185 Raymond Milton—43 Tony Molacek—44, 162 Jerry Moore—44, 122 Walter Moore—44. 121. 135 Violet Morris—45 Dennis Moses—41, 141 Lynda Mullet—45, 50, 121, 135, 141 185 Marie Muratore—45. 59 Barbara Murrcn—53 Aram Naiarion—45, 57, 59, 60, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112. 114, 121. 124. 126. 141. 174 Tom Naiarion—1. 20. 45, 50, 57, 59, 110. HI. 112, 121, 124, 139, 154, 163, 178 Kenneth Nash—45 Janot Nelson—46 Jay Nelson—45 Judy Nelson—46, 185 Ruth Nelson—46 Claudia Nicholson—46 Kathryn Nicholson—46 Kathleen Nickel—48 Flora Niven—46, 131, 184, 185 Maureen Norton—46 Richard Nygaard—45. 133 Scottie Ogle—46, 185 Dwayne Oliver—45 Gary Olson—46. 124, 163, 174 Frances Oshcl—46 Jim Ostergard—46 Colleen O'Sullivan—47, 126 Dorothy Owens—47 Frances Page—46 Robert Paris—46 Lorene Potchen—47, 132, 133, 138 Burl Potterson—46 Joan Pearce—47, 113 Eugene Pearson—46 Norman Pence—46, 125 Raymond Penn—46 Earl Penny-46 Jim Periman—46, 163 178 Nancy Perkins—47, 185 Bobby Perry—47 Barbara Phillips—47 Emma Phillips—47 Richard Phy—47 Gary Pickett—47, 124, 175 Joel Picttc—47 Anna Pond—47, 184 Steve Pontis—47 Sam Ponton—47, 133 Sonnie Potthoff—48 Dora Prefer—48 Catherine Price—48, 59, 119, 185 Carol Purdy—48, 50, 59, 112, 115, 185 Gilbert Queipo—47, 110. 124, 126, 163, 164, 165, 174 Pete Romos—47, 134, 135 Diane Rondel—48 Linda Raplee—48, 121, 126, 185 Evelyn Reagan—48 Peggy Rcbcr—49 Patricia Reed—48, 121, 184, 185 Jeannette Rehmonn—48 Robert Reid—47 Edgar Reseck—48 Gerald Reutter—48 Potricia Rice—122 Rita Rice—49 Penelope Rich—49, 133 Clifton Richards—45, 48, 116, 117 Donna Richmond—49, 11 6 Jim Riley—48, 56, 112, 115, 124, 126. 163, 174 John Riley—1, 39, 48. 124, 126, 174, 176 Kofhryn Rinde—49, 134 Helena Robblee—133, 138 David Roberts—48 Sheila Robinson—49 Donald Robinson—48, 179, 169 Leo Romero—48 Katherine Roth—49, 185 Betty Lou Ruckinger—49, 50, 56, 115, 118, 120, 123, 126, 131, 185 Charles Russell—48, 163, 174 Zorah Ryan—49 Jim Ryckebosch—48. 176 Joan Sagray—49, 121, 185 Bob Salkcld—49 Jack Sanders—49 Ronald Sanders—49 Linda Sanford—49. 116, 117, 184, 185 Steve Sartwell—49 Stephen Schaffer—49, 59, 135 Vienna Schmitz—50 Gary Schneider—49 Diana Schultz—50, 112, 185 Diane Schuls—50, 132, 133 Joyce Schwake—50, 121, 134, 135, 185 Barbara Scott—50 Suzanne Scott—50, 123 Barbara Shapter—51 Frankie Sharp—49, 132 Joetta Shipley—51 Barbaro Shipley—50, 51, 61, 115, 121, 184, 185 Linda Sieck—51. 112, 127 Rosemarie Simon—31, 51 Barbara Skinner—51, 185 Bruce Skov—49 Juanita Smith—52 Bob Smith—49, 50, 121, 135 Frank Solomon—50 Earlene Spann—50, 52, 59, 135, 185 Sally Standley—27. 31. 45, 50, 52, 57 109, 110, 120, 126, 143, 185 Lorna Stempfley—52 Sherman Sterling—50 Bill Stewart—55 Carol Stewart—52, 59, 140 Eula Stewart—52, 135 Janice Stickles—52, 185 Ronald Stoner—50, 177 Judy Stout—26, 39, 50, 52, 59, 61, 137, 146, 147, 185 Henry Strawberry—169, 179 Peggy Sumner—52 Karl Surber—50 Lawayno Suiterfield—50, 129 Bonnie Swarthout—53 Anthony Szobanowski—51 Ronnie Talsmo—51 larilyn Tote—53 Jeffrey Taylor—51 Annita Teifke—53, 185 Evelyn Tcnsfield—53. 127, 185 Fred Thomas—51, 179 Helen Thompson—53, 132, 133 Carl Todd—51 James Todd—51 Kenneth Topkins—52, 125 Doyle Traxlcr—52 Robert Troncale—52 Patricia Tullos—27, 50. 53, 56. 57, 59, 60, 109, 110, 114, 145, 149, 185 Larry Turner—36 Patricia Underwood—53 Michael Uribe—52, 174 George Van Alstyne—52, 122 Catherine Vance—54, 132, 133, 138 Alma Van Dyne—54 James Van Gelder—52 Pamela Van Woeart—54 Richard Vcnscl—52, 124, 174 Cean Vines—54 Juanico Waits—54 Jane Wallis—54 Patricia Woll—54 Barbara Walls—54 David Walters—52 Larry Webb—53 Carolyn Wcist—54, 185 Fred Welch—53, 110, 112, 114, 115. 124, 143, 177 Cecil Whcclor—53 Frank Whempner—53 Phillis White—54 Virginia Wilber—54, 112, 116, 185 Shirley Wilder—54 Larry Wilfley—53 Laurie Will—54 Leonard Willey—53 Diane Williams—54, 118, 131, 137, 185 Rosemary Williams—54 Franklin Wilson III—53 Harriet Wilson—50, 54, 119, 120, 184, 185 Nellie Wilson—59. 185 Sharon Wilson—55 Beverly Wohnoutka—55 Paul Wolfe Jr.—53 Terry Wood—54. 59, 112 Vianna Woods—55 Ronald Worden—54, 110, 113, 124, 126, 163, 169, 170 Donald Wyant—50, 54 Haydcc Yedid—27, 55, 126, 185 Frank Zappa—54 Mary Zbysenski—55 Arlene Zito—55 Helen Zufelt—27, 31, 38, 55, 56, 60, 110, 112, 121, 123, 141, 143, 145, 149, 184, 185 190 191 ■c J - y. 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