Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1957 volume:

in spite of the clean-lined architecture against the rugged splendor of the San Gorgonio range, without the saving grace of humor as well as tradition, without people ee the emotional roller coaster; up one minute, down the next . . . spectators participate, people become involved. the watchers mirror the agony, Willie Lyons’ ordeal cancels out the division between on- lookers and actors .. . as together they reflect the strain of sweating out the tough moments with Coach Linden the human values ... the grandeur that is home can be an empty thing without people without humanity investing a yearbook with the intangibles that make meaningful the remembered acts, places, faces the little things, the big ones the first snow of the season; splen- dor mixed up with slap-stick snow- balling The remembered acts aren't all momentous; the roller-coaster recollections swing from grim to gay, and back again to the serious business of school - - - i the random memory scrambles the inconsequential and important; but little things or big moments, | the people stand out. . . i the looks exchanged at the Spinster's Dance or across the crowded class-room, are as important in retrospect . as the pride-ful demonstrations for parents during Public Schools Week. i inn” . Play-acting can be a serious thing, too. Ann Potter's mien in the Senior play was as mem orable and as grimly determined as those of the cham- pionship caliber hoopsters listening to Coach Burk's admonitions . and matched the serious intent of Virginia Bauer in poster production. From that grim determination, this sweet success; the cheers of the multitude heralded the high point of the season and Banning's basketball championship of the California Interscholastic Federation, small schools division . But whether your big moment came in quiet concentration backstage, or under the showers fully dressed, in victory’s after math... . this inevitable involvement with the seasons, this rapid spin around the sun, would dim the memory’s recall; still the institution lives in the people who made it. . . “ty ¥ aa ae 2 3 ae oa _ 133, ee eS: hee ee ioe eae 7 i Ge pe . BARS fis tie en or of the moment in time . ‘i . . . Whether your concern was for the future . this reasonable facsimile, this paper memory, out of context, yet may serve nostalgia’s whim to re-create the glory that was... produced by the students | GOrgGOnian 1957 see seis ins associates—D. Scriven, A. Potter . TABLE OF CONTENTS advisor—J. Waters i page 1 Introduction art—V. Bauer, D. Ellis, C. Wills page 10 Administration advertising—N. Amesquita, A. Sanchez, page 18 Classes F. Cartwright, Y. Endres page 50 Activities clerical—D. Griffith, J. Monte page 70 Entertainment copy—E. Waterhouse page 78 Sports production, sales—C. Buse, J. Covington | i page 98 Advertising photography—Leonard McCulloh, with assists y from B. Lane, R. Capps, photo class he students of Banning Union High School, Banning, California Mr. Earle B. Powell Mr. Clifford W. Mills District Superintendent The little publicized efforts of our school board are, in fact, the most important single factor in the planning and development of our courses of study and in the administration of this insti- ) tution. Mr. James E. Whigam administration Mr. Herman Cole Mr. Thomas O. Pierce, Jr. President See Mrs. Genevieve Rutherford Clerk _eeRNETTTT ) Mrs. Brown Library, English Mr. Crowley Spani sh, Latin 7 ae = oh .. ‘iz Q j Mr. Amick Typing, Shorthand, Business Mrs. Duehn Mr. Denton Homemaking Principal q Mr. Crum Driver Training, Mathematics Mr. Ehlerding Science, Mathematics Mrs. Wood Counseling, English Bookkeeping, Dean of Girls bs = oT . —————— Miss Donnally Girls Physical Education Mr. Mendosa Civics, Consumer Economics, “ History, Bookkeeping Mr. Burk Shop, Boys Physical Education Mrs. Abras English Mr. Ellis English, Speech = Mr. Waters Art, Crafts, Annual 7D iy ae uaad : 4 , ¥ } - Mr. Burris U. S. History, Soph Social Studies oe ae � nt i) j Mr. Linden Boys’ Physical Education, Football Coach ——_ JJ 7m Mr. Smithpeter Advanced Mathematics Mr. Nielsen Freshman Orientation Sophomore Social Studies Mrs. Varney Mr. Pipes Freshman Orientation Band Scrone Mr. Capps Counseling, English, Journalism, Counseling, Science Mr. Peek Shop, Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Campbell office staff Mrs. Campbell, Claudia Lund, Margaret Pratt, Yvonne Endres, Frances Cartwright, Lynda Scrivens, Virginia Bauer, Ro- chelle Shelton, Susie Van Kirk, Adelaide Aguilar, Sharon Wilson, Joy Snyder. Sharon Heineman, Carole Williams, Darlene Griffith, Sharon Wilson, Gloria Glanville, Virginia Bauer. cafeteria staff Mrs. Lynch Mrs. Kirby and Mrs. Noble Mr. Garner custodians An institution really can have heart as these keepers of the keys demonstrate with their cheerful willingness to help with extracurricular activities. Mr. Quinn, Mr. Minkle, Mr. Downey Mr. Quinn classes —e Se eg ont Cat a= Fry maa Second semester officers. Stand- ing: T. Graham, Cheerleader; B. Avila, Cheerleader; J. Nel- son, Cheerleader; L. Scrivens, Pres. Sitting: M. Pratt, V. Pres.; C. Lund, Treas.; S. Bergfors, Sec. Advisers: Mrs. Abras, Mr. Smithpeter First semester officers. Standing: B. Avila, Cheerleader; C. Collopy, V. Pres.; T. Graham, Pres. Sitting: D. Scriven, Treas.; O. Geiger, Sec. Camera shy: N. Amesquita, Cheerleader; A. Sanchez, Cheerleader. FREDA MAY ALTOM Transferred in 56 F.H.A. 56, 57 F.H.A. V. Pres. 57 F.H.A. Sec. 57 ne Sr . Play Usherette A DOROTHY BARBOZA Transferred from Pomona Catholic 56 ae Girls’ League 4 yrs. F.H.A. 4 yrs. ; G.A.A. 54, 57 ™ Sr. Play Usherette ai Class Night Usherette 56 4 Baccalaureate Usherette 56 G Daisy Chain 56 i Pom Pons 57 Pom Pons Sec. 57 Honor Roll 57 Fashion Show 56 GUADALUPE AMESQUITA, JR. Jr. and Sr. Plays Jr. Concessions NAOMI ROSALIE AMESQUITA Pom Pons 55, 56, 57 Pom Pons Officer 56, 57 G.A.A. 4 yrs. Girls’ League 4 yrs. F.H.A. 55, 56, 57 F.H.A. Officer 55, 57 Sr. Play Fashion Show 56 Sr. Class Cheerleader Modern Dancing 56 Annual Staff 57 Miss Banning 56 GLORIA ARREOLA Girls’ Chorus 54 G.A.A. 54, 57 Girls’ League 4 yrs. Stampede Staff 56, 57 Pom Pons 56, 57 F.H.A. 57 Jr. Play ROBERT S. AVILA Football 4 yrs. Track 54, 55 Wrestling 56 Soph Talent Show 54, 55, 57 Sr. Class Cheerleader Band 2 yrs. Block B 57 JEROME A. BARR Basketball 55, 56, 57 Co-Capt. 57 Jr. Class Pres. Tennis 56, 57 Boys’ State 56 Kiwanis Cup 56 Jr. and Sr. Plays Soph Talent Show Block B 56, 57 NUF.L, 56, 57 Scholarship Society C.I.F. 1st Team Basketball 57 BOB BOLT Transferred from Porterville VIRGINIA LEE BAUER G.A.A. 54, 55 F.H.A, 4 yrs. Girls’ Chorus 54 Soph Talent Show Girls’ League 4 yrs. J.V. Cheerleader 55 Annual Staff 57 Daisy Chain 56 SONJA BERGFORS Transferred from Monrovia 57 Girls’ League Sec. 56 Sr. Class Sec. BILL A BOLT Transferred from Porterville Wrestling 56 Football 57 TOM BRIDGMAN Band 54, 55 Football 56, 57 R.C.L. Band 55 LADYBETH BURGIN J.V. Songleader 55 Pom Pons 56 Speech, 55, 56 BARBARA BROWN Jr. and Sr. Plays 5 NUE. 56). 57 Chorus 54, 55 N.F.L. Sec.-Treas. 57 Sy | Girls’ League 4 yrs é F.H.A. 4 yrs. NEU. 55,56 F.H.A. Historian 54 F.H.A. Parl. 55 Girls’ League 4 yrs. a Stampede Co-Editor 57 1 BILLY CALDER Band 4 yrs. WALT CALDWELL Frosh V. Pres Soph V. Pres. Block B 4 yrs. Pres. 57 Varsity Football 4 yrs. B Basketball 54 Boys’ State 56 Track 4 yrs. A.C. Football 55, 56, 57 R.C.L. Football 55, 56, 57 LEONARD CHAPAROSA CIF. Football 56 B Basketball 54 Baseball 55 A Football 4 yrs. Block B 54, 55 Jr. and Sr. Plays FRANCES CARTWRIGHT Frosh Class Pres. F.H.A. Pres. 55, V. Pres. 54 Jr. Class Treas. Scholarship 3 yrs. Sec. 55, 57 Jr. and Sr. Plays N.F.L. Treas. 56 Soph Talent Show 55 Student Body V. Pres. 57 G.A.A. 3 yrs. Sec. 55 J.R.C. Rep. Annual Staff 57 { . = Girls’ League Sec. 56, Jr. Rep. BARBARA COFFEY Transferred from Palm Springs Girls’ League 54, 57 Girls’ Chorus 54, 57 G.A.A. 54 JAMES DOOLITTLE Block B 54, 55 Basketball 54 Track 54, 55 Football Mgr. 54, 55 Football 57 PAUL COLLINS Jr. Play Sr. Play Jr. Concessions CAROL L. COLLOPY Transferred from Redlands 56 Jr. and Sr. Plays G.A.A. Sec. 56 Girls’ League Officer 56, 57 G.A.A. Pres. 57 JR. GC. Pres; 57 Sr. Class V. Pres. Student Body V. Pres. 57 Tennis Team Mgr. 57 Pom Pons 57 Honor Roll 56, 57 Daisy Chain 56 ANITA PAULINE DEAN Frosh Class Pres. Frosh Class V. Pres. Band 4 yrs. Drum Majorette 56, 57 Jr. and Sr. Plays Prophecy Com. 56 Soph Talent Show 56, 57 Com. of Act. 57 Girls’ League Parl 55 Soph Rep. 55, V. Pres. 56 Honor Roll 4 yrs. Daisy Chain R.C.L. Band 4 yrs. PHILIP EDINBOROUGH Com. of Boys 57 Jr. Concessions 56 Soph Talent Show 55 Wrestling 56 Honor Roll 54 é DONNA JEAN ELLIS Transferred from Riverside 56 YVONNE ENDRES Transferred from Casa Grande 57 F.H.A. Pres. 57 J-R-Co WS Pressio7. Com. of Girls 57 Annual Staff 57 Girls’ League 57 Jr. Concessions 56 Girls’ Tennis Mgr. 56 Girls’ League 56, 57 Daisy Chain 56 Scholarship 57 Com. of Act. 57 A Honor Roll 57 Sr. Play Annual Staff 57 Miss Banning 57 Soph Talent Show 57 JULIA ESCOVEDO F.H.A. 4 yrs. F.H.A. Officer 55, 56, 57 G.A.A, 4 yrs. G.A.A. Capt. 4 yrs. Jr. Play Usherette Sr. Play Usherette Class Night Usherette 56 Baccalaureate Usherette 56 Girls’ Chorus 54 Girls’ League 4 yrs. Pom Pons 56, 57 Fashion Show 56 CLAUDIA FLEMMING Com. of Girls 57 F.H.A. Pres. 57, Sec. 56 f N.F.L. V. Pres. 57 G.A.A. Sec. 56 Girls’ League Officer 55, 56, 57 Class Officer 55, 56 F.H.A. Asilomar | R.C.L. Student Council 57 Stampede Staff 57 Jr. and Sr. Plays rT | Soph Talent Show Exchange Assembly 55, 56, 57 JOAN FIELDS G.A.A. 54, 55 Soph Talent Show Stage Sets Annual Staff 55 Jr. Play Stage Sets Sr. Play Stage Sets Honor Roll 54, 57 Daisy Chain 56 Girls’ League 4 yrs. WILLIAM FISHER, JR. Band 54, 55, 57 Football 56, 57 Wrestling 56 Jr. Play Speech 57 R.C.L. Band 57 DON FULTZ J.V. Football 54 Jr. Play Photography 57 Band 54 At TED GRAHAM Sr. Class Pres. Scholarship Society 54, 56, 57 Tennis 55, 56, 57 Boys’ State 56 Honor Roll 4 yrs. Basketball 54, 55, 57 Stampede Editor-in-Chief 57 Block B 4 yrs. Jr. and Sr. Plays Jr. Class V. Pres. Com. of Act. 56 Student Congress 4 yrs. GENE A. GASTON Basketball 54, 55, 57 B Basketball Capt. 57 rack 54°55,57% Ist in R.C.L. C high jump 54 2nd in R.C.L. B high jump 55 3rd in R.C.L. B pole vault 55 LANNY GAVALYA Football 55, 56 Basketball 54 Track 54, 56 Band 54 Block B 54, 55, 56 Wrestling 55 ODESSA GEIGER N.F.L. Pres. 57 F.H.A. 4 yrs. V. Pres, 57 Sr. Class Sec. Modern Dancing 56, 57 Stampede Staff 57 Jr. and Sr. Plays Prophecy Com. 56 Soph Talent Show 55, 57 American Legion Speech. Contest 57 Student Congress 56, 57 G.A.A. 54 Debate 57 LAURA B. GRAY F.H.A. 54, 55, 56 Girls’ League 4 yrs. Jr. Play BARBARA HALLIWELL Girls’ League 4 yrs. Majorette 56, 57 F.H.A. 54 JEAN ARLEEN GRIFFIN | F.H.A. 4 yrs. F.H.A. Treas. 57 Jr. Play Usherette Sr. Play Usherette ; Soph Talent Show Usherette ARTELL L. HARRIS Track 56 Football 56 DOROTHY HECKMAN Girls’ State 56 Band 4 yrs. R.C.L. Band 4 yrs. Girls’ League Sec. 55, V. Pres. 56, Pres. 57 G.A.A. Sec. 55, Pres. 56 Tennis 4 yrs. Capt. 57, Annual Staff 2 yrs. Ed. 57 Stu. Dir. Jr. and Sr. Plays PATRICIA JOHNSON Soph. Class Treas. f F.H.A. Songleader 57 G.A.A. 54, 55, 56 E-ALA: 54, 56), 57 Scholarship 4 yrs. C.S.F. Life Member Band 4 yrs. C.S.F. Life Member Jr. and Sr. Plays Kiwanis Cup 54 NCR ie a7. Varsity Songleader 56 Soph Talent Show D.A.R. Citizenship Award 57 R.C.L. Band 57 VERA M. HOQUIST Girls’ Chorus 54, 55 Speech 54 Girls’ League 4 yrs. NFL. 57 EH: As54) 57 ALBERT LEONARD Wrestling 56 SUZANNE M. KRIEGER F.H.A. 54 G.A.A. 54, 55 Exchange Assembly 56 Jr. and Sr. Plays Operetta 56 Girls’ League 4 yrs. Daisy Chain 56 Mixed Chorus 4 yrs Photography 57 Jr. Concessions BETTY McCONNELL LOWMAN Girls’ League 4 yrs. Mixed Chorus 54, 55 Jr. Play CLAUDIA A. LUND Transferred from San Bernardino 54 Girls’ League 4 yrs. PHA: 55,56 Usherette Soph. Talent Show Jr. Play Ticket Mgr. Sr. Play Ticket Mgr. Daisy Chain 56 Scholarship 56, 57 Sr. Class Treas. Jr. Concessions LINDA =McCLEAN G.A.A. 54 Girls’ League 4 yrs. Scholarship 56, 57 Soph. Talent Show Stage Sets Soph Talent Show 55, 57 Jr. and Sr. Play Stage Sets Jr. Play Jr. Class Sec. Speech Club Officer 56 Honor Roll 54, 56, 57 Sr. Play Costumes Se bs a , TOM McCOMISKY - Band 54, 55 Soph Talent Show . J.V. Football 54 Basketball 55 CARLENE MARTIN Transferred from Palm Springs 55 Soph Talent Show 55 Songleader 55 Majorette 56, 57 G.A.A. 54 Girls’ League 4 yrs. Sec. 57 Jr. and Sr. Plays ’ Daisy Chain 56 ANN POTTER Scholarship 54, 55, 56 Student Body Sec.-Treas. 57 Girls’ League 4 yrs. Pres. 57, Officer 55, 57 Class Pres. 55, Officer 54, 55, 56 Jr. and Sr. Plays G.A.A. 4 yrs. G.A.A. Treas. 55, V. Pres. 56 F.H.A. 54, 55, Pres. 54 Annual Staff 54, 55, 56 i Band 54, 55 R.C.L. Band 54, 55 Soph Talent Show Basketball 54 JOHN NELSON Student Body Pres. 57 Honor Roll Band 4 yrs. R.C.L. Band 55, 57 Block B 4 yrs. Boys’ State 56 Soph Talent Show 55, 56 Scholarship Society J.V. Football 54 Basketball 4 yrs. Tennis 55, 56, 57 Jr. and Sr. Plays EDWARD O'KELLEY J.V. Football 54, 55 J.V. Baseball 55 Basketball 54, 55 Jr. and Sr. Plays EDWIN O'KELLEY J.V. Basketball 54, 55 ALBERT MEEH Boys’ State 56 Soph Talent Show 55, 57 Exchange Assembly 55, 56 Scholarship 56, 57 Honor Roll 54, 57 Student Congress 55, 56, 57 NEL oo, oF JIM PROEBSTEL Basketball 54, 55 Band 54, 55 Jr. and Sr. Plays Soph Talent Show MARGARET PRATT C.S.F. Life Member Scholarship Officer 56, 57 Girls’ League Officer 54, 57 Class Officer 55, 56, 57 F.H.A. Officer 55 Band Officer 56 Journalism Officer 57 American Legion Contest 3rd Place 55 Daisy Chain 56 Soph Talent Parade 55 Jr. and Sr. Plays R.C.L. Band 4 yrs. Jr. Play Sr. Play Football Mgr. 57 JOHN RUTHERFORD ANTONIA THERESA SANCHEZ Pom Pons 4 yrs. Pom Pon Leader 57 Soph Class Cheerleader Soph Talent Show Sr. Class Cheerleader FEA; 55) 56 Girls’ League 4 yrs. G.A.A. 57 Modern Dancing 56, 57 Exchange Assembly 56 Annual Staff 57 Jr. Play Usherette 56 BOB R. SANFORD J.V. Football 54 Soph Class Cheerleader Chorus 55, 56 Soph Talent Parade 54, 55, 57 Operetta 56 Jr. Play Baseball 4 yrs. OVID SANFORD Jr. Play Award for Poster YONNA SCRIVEN Jr. and Sr. Plays G.A.A. V. Pres 56, Pres. 57 Sr. Class Treas Soph Class Pres Stampede Staff 57, Pres. 57 Soph Talent Show Frosh Class Treas Girls’ League Officer 56 Daisy Chain 56 Honor Roll 56, 57 Annual Staff 55, 56, 57 Photography 57 JERRELEE SPRENGLE Class Cheerleader 55, 56 Speech 56 G.A.A. 54 Girls’ League 4 yrs. Majorette 55 Head Majorette 56, 57 Jr. and Sr. Plays F.H.A. 57 Soph Talent Parade LYNN SCRIVENS Transferred from Redondo 56 Football 56, 57 Track 56, 57 Sr. Class Pres Com. of Boys 57 Block B 56, 57 Sr. Play ROCHELLE MARLENE SHELTON G.A.A. 54, 55, 56 Girls’ League 4 yrs. J.V. Cheerleader 54 BRUCE SMITH Basketball 54, 55 Jr. Play Honor Roll 55 LYNDA SCRIVENS ransferred fom R Varsity Songleader 57 BOB STEWART Transferred from Grossmont 57 Wrestling 57 Baseball 57 Track 57 NUE LS 7. SHERRY LOUISE TIFFANY Transferred fom Palm Spings 57 Girls’ League Sr. Rep Soph Talent Show ELLEN STUDOR Pom Pons 56, 57 F.H.A. 54 Sr. Play Girls’ League 4 yrs. ALVIS F. STUEHSER J.V. Football 54, 55 Photography Speech 56, 57 Varsity Football 57 Track 56 Baseball 56, 57 Block B 57 Wrestling 56, 57 MAJOR TAYLOR Basketball 54, 55, 56 Band 54, 55 Block B 56, 57 J.V. Baseball 54 Jr. Play Speech 55, 56 Football 57 EDDIE TRAMMELL Football 4 yrs. R.C.L. Football 56 Football Co-Capt. 57 Basketball 4 yrs. Baseball 4 yrs. Wrestling 56, 57 Jr. and Sr. Plays Block B 4 yrs. Stampede Art Ed. 57 Frosh Class Officer ROBERT ERNEST WAGES Football 56 Basketball 57 Block B 56 Track 54, 55 Band 54, 55 Jr. and Sr. Plays J.V. Football 54 CHARLES E. WOOD C Basketball 54 J.V. Football 55 Class Cheerleader 55 Mixed Chorus 54, 55, 56 Talent Parade 54, 55, 56 Jr. Class Treas. Block B 55, 56, 57 J.V. Baseball 55 Sr. Play Band 54, 55 Photography 57 Varsity Football 56, 57 DONNA WARNER Transferred from Riverside 57 Sr. Play NEL 57 Scholarship 57 Honor Roll 57 CLAUDIA WHITE Transferred from Long Beach 57 SALLY WHITTED Student Body Sec.-Treas. 57 Scholarship Pres. 57 Scholarship Society 56, 57 Honor Roll 57 Girls’ League Cor. Sec. 57 Daisy Chain 56 G.A.A. 57 Operetta Stage Sets 56 SHARON KAY WILSON J.V. Songleader 55 F.H.A. 4 yrs. Girls’ League 4 yrs. Girls’ Chorus 54 N.F.L. 54, 56 Jr. and Sr. Plays Speech 56 F.H.A. Officer Daisy Chain 56 wet a. om ; y Dae oe : I eg te oor | $ OO ea tens Advisers: Mr. Amick, Mrs. Duehn, Mr. Burris gs Dc ‘ First semester officers. Standing: B. Graham, V. Pres.; D. Crum, Pres.; D. Jolley, Cheerleader. Sitting: J. Covington, Treas.; P. Bell, Sec. Camera shy: |. Hartin, Cheerleader Oh Second semester officers. Stand- ing: J. Frost, V. Pres.; J. Cov- ington, Treas.; B. Graham, Pres.; P. Bell, Sec. Sitting: |. Hartin, Cheerleader; D. Jolley, Cheerleader. E | | i Adelaide Aguilar Lydia Amesquita Karen Anderson “4 se Penny Bell Mike Bigley David Bischke Carol Buse Gracie Cariker Ed Chiaramonte Janet Covington ST el sory os Irving Crowley Dick Crum Philip Dale Richard Davis Dennis DeFreese David Dill Frances Donald Don Durham James Espinosa Linda Fahy Jack Frost ‘ Mary Garcia Jerry Goff Rose Mary Golden rt Be. . Mary Gonzales Bill Graham Jack Grantham Ya ad —— Judy Hagstrom Mary Hartsfield “; 7 - Te 4 4 i | Lana Jolley David Keller Don Lammie Mary Lock 7? � —TY Ps . Skip Lundgren William Lyons Charles Maynard Joann Monte Nancy Ombrello Robert Owen Bette Jeane Peterson - ¥ Paul Phenix John Pinto Irma Raatz Michele Reeve Dolores Rivas Raymond Rivera Martin Rocha Bob Rutherford Bruce Saltzman Dick Sanchez Joan Scrivens Janice Sharp : : - a) } ; “a ‘ ih te � th: jie I. Raymond Shearer Lorraine Siddons Larry Smith Joy Snyder Christy Sowell Will Steele Newell Stitzell Bob Stoddard Barbara Swait Ruth Taylor Larry Taylor Larry Thompson Geraldine Velasquez Dorothy Villalpando Cecelia Vallesillo Pe 3 x F k “a. Evelyn Waterhouse Carole Williams Jerry Yanez John Valdivia Gayle Mason Bob Herring ih fe —% a Susie Van Kirk Virginia Howell Dick Coombs Carolyn Wills y Camera shy: Raymond Baskett, Bert Bridgman, Glen Rock, Tony Sanchez, David Vallesillo, Duane Youngberg. 7 J Ss fe) p hom O re Ss Second semester officers. Stand- ing: A. Harrison, Sec; F. DaVault, Cheerleader; F. Quis- enberry, Cheerleader; T. Box- ter, Treas.; L. Kettering, Treas. Sitting: K. Campbell, Pres.; L. Sheckler, V. Pres. Advisers: Mrs. Brown, Mr. Peek 4 —— a, First semester officers. Standing: G. Glanville, Treas.; S. Heineman, V. Pres.; P. Capps, Cheerleader. Nelson, Sec. J. Caldwell, Cheerleader; Sitting: P. Biby, Pres.; C. ETRE E EAMG RRR OR a AI ES KC SRE SOREL PE SALE CAA Back row |. to r.: F. Jones, C. Jost, C. Brown, B. Bischke, R. Dudley, K. Adrian, S. Calder, M. Calderon, L Kettering. Middle row | to r.: D. Chaparosa, S. Arres, L. DaVall, G. Cannova, J. Caldwell, P. Biby, P. Capps, E. Cullors, G. Chaparosa. Front row I. to r. G. Crowley, K. Knight, J. Doolittle, G. Glanville, L. Glidewell, S. Heineman, D. Fisher. Camera shy: V. Clark, M. Davidson, F, Da Vault, D. Foster, E. Greer, S. Hall, S. Lowman Beep wenn ——o | ) Back row |. to r.: G. Nordquist, M. Flores, E. Olson, R. Foskett, J. Jensen, J. Garcia, A. Rachak, L. Herrold, D. Hirst, D. Perkins. ‘ Middle row |. tor r.: S. Odle, C. Nelson, M. Dundas, S. Johnson, P. Gannon, M. Igou, J. Kelso, J. Kirby, Dominguez, W. Robinson. 1 Front row |. to r.: G. Miller, B. Laperuta, S Paine, P. Dill, A. Harrison, P. Sanders, R. Robertson. Camera shy: P. Frey, J. Martinez, i T. Morgan, D. Moss, A. Rice, K. McManus, G Morris. 44 Back row |. to r.: F. Moreno, J. Adams, J. Risvold, B. Richter, W. Phillips, B. Meier, S. Michael, T. Singleterry, J. Ortega, R. Flores, J. Macias. Middle row |. to r.: J. Ward, L. Palacios, D. Rivera, F. Quisenberry, F. Masten, L. Turner, G. Olson, D. Stevens, R. Weiser. Front row |. to r.: S. Wages, J. Trawick, L. Wells, |. Pellum, M. Woods, H. Wallace, J. Whitted. Camera shy: W. Ruther- ford, R. Saubel, W. Slater, G. Smith, L. Taylor, M. Tortes, C. Williams. Back row I. to r.: W. Sibole, P. Wilson, T. Snodgrass, G. Tryon, L. Sheckler, E. Benson, K. Campbell, T. Baxter. Middle row I. to r.: L. Woods, B. Goff, A. Sparks, P. Bech, V. Spraker, J. Shockley, A. Caldwell, J. McLaughlin, L. Golden. Front row |. to r.: S. Clin- ton, C. Warner. Camera shy: J. Sibole, S. Snyder, K. Swinson, W. Arnold, S. Avila, B. Marajas, P. Beach, K. Earls. freshmen ete meme — neil cnn EO Advisers: Mr. Nielsen, Mr. Ehlerding be, First semester officers. Standing: K. O'Kelly, Cheerleader; S. O'Neill, Cheerleader. Sitting: C. Poynter, Pres.; S. Coffee, Sec. Camera shy: E. Rivas, V. Pres.; D. Morris, Treas. Second semester officers. Stand- ing: B. Sheckler, Cheerleader; S. O'Neill, Sec.; C. Poynter, Treas. Sitting: L. Bridges, Pres.; M. Bittencurt, V. Pres. Back L. to R.: D. Baxter, L. Arreola, R. Barboza, T. Cannova, G. Burk, J. Gambrall, M. Anderson, S. Cardoza, H. Aguilar, D. Collins, D. Butler, B. Buckheister. Center L. to R.: J. Doe, T. Barron, J. Barger, S. Callahan, S. Barber, M. Bittencurt, L. Bridges M. Brown, R. Benson. Front L. to R.: S. Coffee, J. Burnham, G. Allen. Camera shy: E. Condley, T. Counts, H. Dias. Back L. to R.: T. Del Rio, R. Dalgity, P. Greer, J. Fisher, L. Gray, K. Durr, B. Gaston, D. DeVoist, D. Dyrham. Front L. to R.: C. Harris, S. Hall, S. Harrison, C. Dudley, L. Fritsch, L. Earls, P. Gonzales, W. Dinwiddie, D. Dysart, R. Faller, P. Frey, C. Jordan. 47 i, =) Back L. to R.:; L. Hatch, R. Escovedo, B. McConnell, G. Keeton, D. Hildreth, E. Harris, J. Havekost, P. Hartman, R. McGovern, E. Lin- ton, T. Lyons. Center L. to R.: P. McCann, S. Lane, R. Monte, S. Martin, P. Martin, C. Merideth, J. Mathews, F. Lugo, G, Hirst. Front L. to R.: C. Harvey, A. Mercer, K. Meeh, C. McCann, N. Law, R. Hernandez. Camera shy: S. King. Back L. to R.: P. Miranda, J. Marquardt, A. Meier, M. Miller, G. Norte, D. Mumper, A. Medran, W. O'Dell, C. Moss, D. Morris, R. Moskowitz. Center L. to R.: L. Sanders, S. Rachak, K. O'Kelly, S. O'Neill, C. Poynter, E. Rivas, J. Martin, F. Sanchez, B. Reyes, L. Rivera. Front L. to R.: M. Halloran, S. Ray, S. Ramirez. Camera shy: F. Martinez, G. Norte. Back L. to R.: J. Preston, R. Ortega, G. Stewart, G. Perkins, R. Sanchez, J. Pellum, W. Stender, E. Palacios, D. Roberts, M. Paine, B. Pricer, B. Scanlon. Center L. to R.: S. Smith, B. Smith, P. Trujillo, H. Torres, A. Truscott, S. Scriven, D. Smith, B. Sheckler, M. Tamu- lonis. Front L. to R.: L. Sanford, D. Pederson. Camera shy: R. Saubel. Back L. to R.: G. Wasko, R. Troutt, F. Zavala, J. William, O. Whitham, J. Timmel, D. Tungate, J. Wright, E. Waite, E. Swait, L. Trammell, R. Fallin. Center L. to R.: M. York, M. Wihnyk, C. Weed, C. Walcott, E. Wetherington, L. Simpson, B. Weber, P. Weaver, D. Soto. Front L. to R.: V. Vreeken, |. Warren, C. Weis. Camera shy: W. Stone, B. Taylor, M. Velasquez, P. Weafe, B. Wiggins, J. Wright. WV) v IVI act student council The Student Council started the year off with a “‘Hi”’ Dance to get everyone acquainted and continued their expressed interest in student government and activities. A popular innovation was the showing of a noon movie which proved that good politicians are crowd pleasers. VP” Ab ew =) Ih A td John Nelson, 1st Sem. Student Body Pres. a, ’ = ’ — v7 Jerry Barr, 2nd Sem. Student Body Pres. lst Sem. Officers |. to r.; Anita Dean, Com. of Act.; Claudia Flemming, Com. of Girls; Frances Cartwright, V. Pres.; Connie Poynter, Frosh Pres.; Mr. Mendosa, Adviser; Ted Graham, Sr. Pres.; Pat Biby, Soph Pres.; Dick Crum, Jr. Pres.; Ann Potter, Sec.-Treas.; Lynn Scrivens, Com. of Boys. 2nd Sem. Officers |. to r.: Carol Collopy, V. Pres.; Bill Graham, Jr. Pres.; Linda Bridges, Frosh Pres.; Philip Edinborough, Com. of Boys; Mr. Mendosa, Adviser; Donna Ellis, Com. of Act.; Yvonne Endres, Com. of Girls; Lynn Scrivens, Sr. Pres.; Sally Whitted, Sec.-Treas.; Kent Campbell, Soph Pres. Nn. f. 1 The chief problem of the Banning Branch of the Na- tional Forensic League was earning and retaining their charter. Their participation in Student Congress, service club speeches and speech tournaments earned them the necessary points. odie alt bee Sh aes B. Brown, Sec. Treas.; C. Flemming, V. Pres.; Mr. Ellis, Adviser; O. Geiger, Pres. a Standing: C. Jost, D. Hildreth. First row: R. Fowler, R. Dudley, S. O'Neill, K. Meeh. Second row: M. Tamulonis, V. Hoquist, D. Lammie, B Scanlon. Third row: L. Bridges, P. Johnson, A. Meeh, B. Buckheister. Fourth row: M. Brown, M. O'Halloran. eae annual Adviser Dorothy Heckmar Editor-in-Chief Deadlines! Ominous events which, casting their shadows be- fore, produce the utmost in page design and layouts, creative writing, sales technique and or- ganizational ability. The result of these activities is your year- book. Carolyn Wills Art Carol Buse Production Donna Scriven id Associate Editor Ann Potter Associate Editor ‘ zi Janet Covington Production Evelyn Waterhouse Copy Frances Cartwrigh : Advertisin Antonia Sanchez Naomi Amesquita Yvonne Endres METI SIG Advertising Advertising Advertising Do not delay; buy your annual today! Joanne Monte Clerical Darlene Griffith Clerical ckmar lief stampede ‘s What's the latest? You're sure to find it in the Stampede. The staff works hard to put out a paper that always conta ins items of interest to everyone who reads it. Standing: T. Graham, M. Pratt, D. Scriven, D, Crum. Seated: B. Brown, C. Collopy. Standing: J. Snyder, O. Geiger, C. Flemming, L. McClean, N. Ombrello, W. Steele, C. Vallesillo, E. Chiaramonte, E. Trammell, Mrs. Varney. Seated: L. Scrivens, N. Wolfington, J. Sharp, G. Cariker, G. Arreola, B. J. Peterson. VORTIENTIALL.. ek 3 | | IR AD pals | Dork hyp’ hee C.abah = koe “4 ad any il i SA _— band Standing |. to r.: Mr. Pipes, David Fisher, Band Council; Lance Kettering, Band Council. Sitting |. to r.: Dick Coombs, Band Coun- cil; Anita Dean, V. Pres. and Drum Majorette; Dana Jolley, Pres.; Ruth Taylor, Sec. Treas Our band contributes the important ingredient without which our pep assemblies, football games, and parades would fall flat. The band’s performances in half-time stunts, the All-Western Band Review, Music Festivals, and local concerts adds up to an active program. The Banning Bronco Band participated in the Second Annual Christmas Concert in the Disneyland Bowl. Disneylands a 2nd. Annual Holiday Festival� , . oi. 4 1950 . ay SPL Se Standing |. to r.: D. Heckman, S. Lane, C. Poynter, D. Warner, Mrs. Wood, D. Ellis, S. Whitted, E. Waterhouse, J. Barr, S. Harrison, J. Nelson, L. DaVall, J. Pinto, C. Buse, L. Thompson, R. Taylor, B. Owen, D. Coombs, S. Coffee, T. Graham, K. Campbell, P. Weaver, A. Meeh. Sitting |. to r.: O. Geiger, L. McClean, C. Flemming, M. Pratt, C. Lund, K. Swinson, F. Cartwright, M. Wihnyk, A. Mercer. 0 a scholarship Ten hard-earned grade points are the requirement for membership in the California Scholarship Federation. A bonus, in addition to this recognition of their scholastic ability, is the field trip involving one of the “‘lively arts.” Second semester officers. S. Coffee, Treas.; Mrs. Wood, Ad- First semester officers. Mrs. Wood, Adviser; M. Pratt, V. Pres.; viser; S$. Whitted, Pres.; C. Flemming, V. Pres.; F. Cartwright, ! J. Barr, Pres.; C. Buse, Sec.; D. Coombs, Treas. Sec. Standing |. to r.: C. Wood, P. Dale, D. Fultz, |. Raatz, L. Scrivens, W. Caldwell, B. Calder, D. Scriven, D. Dill, R. Woods, M. Hartsfield, J. Pinto. Seated |. to r.: L. B. Burgin, N. Hartin, J. Frost, D. Young- berg, D. Ellis, D. Williams. “Don't turn that light on! ' is a familiar cry from photography the darkroom. Enthusiastic amateurs make their own pictures from snapping the shot and devel- oping the film to printing and mounting the photograph — some have even been known to develop the wrapper instead of the film. Back row: B. Owen, M. Taylor, J. Espinosa, D. Coombs, L. Baca, J. Barr, E. Trammell, D. Crum, A. Stuehser. Front row: B. Avila, W. Lyons, K. Campbell, W. Steele, D. Bischke, T. Baxter, L. Kettering, T. Graham, L. Scrivens. Standing: W. Caldwell. block b The newly organized Block B really went to town, earning $500.00 in their very successful Fourth Annual Basketball Tournament. Their new constitution sets high performance standards and expects the most from the athletic elite. a Standing: D. Crum, Sec.-Treas.; W. Caldwell, Pres.; Coach of Burk. Sitting: Coach Linden. Camera shy: J. Nelson, S V. Pres. Winners of their own tournament Back row I. to r.: S. Whitted, A. Harrison, Middle row |. to r.: Front row |. to r.: S. Van Kirk. Standing: Miss Donnally. Standing: S. Van Kirk, Sec.; |. Hartin, Treas.; S. O'Neill, Fresh. Escovedo, Sr. Rep.; Miss Donnally, N. Hartin, Jr. Rep. Seated: L. Fahy, V. Pres. Camera shy: C. Collopy, Pres. Rep.; J. R. Weiser, P. Sanders, A. G. Allen, G. Arreola, C. Harris, M. Dundas, J. N. Hartin, N. Amesquita, D. Barboza, D. Rivera, Caldwell, S. Barber, L. Bridges, L. Sanders, P. Gonzales, T. Barron. Doolittle, L. Glidewell, S. O'Neill, D. Smith, J. Hagstrom, R. Woods. Hartin, P. Bell, J. Escovedo, L. Amesquita, B. Peterson, L. Fahy, | g. ca. a. The highlight of the G.A.A. activities was a taco dinner provided by the new members. Sophomore and Freshman Girls’ League members } £ ; , rs. W. Girls’ League ad- Will the meeting please come to order? The annual Spinsters’ Dance was a huge M s ood, s g success viser, takes an active part in her organization's activities. aber sa tem oe First semester officers. Standing: D. Jolley, Cor. Sec.; C. Second semester officers. Standing: A. Harrison, Parl.; M. Poynter, Fresh. Rep.; C. Flemming, Parl.; M. Pratt, V. Pres.; Pratt, Treas.; C. Martin, Rec. Sec.; D. Jolley, V. Pres.; S. S. Bergfors, Rec. Sec.; Sitting: J. Jolley, Treas.; C. Buse, Jr. Tiffany, Sr. Rep. Sitting: S. Whitted, Cor. Sec.; L. Jolley, Jr. Rep.; A. Potter, Pres.; S. O'Neill, Fresh. Rep. Rep.; D. Heckman, Pres. girls’ league With the membership and support of every girl in school how can you miss? Girls’ League activities run the gamut from sponsoring the Spin- sters’ Dance to state-wide conventions to entertaining their moms at a Mother-Daughter Banquet. They are deservedly proud that their conces- sions are one of the biggest money-making projects in school. AWG l Junior and Senior members of the Girls’ League FOOTBALL GAME FRIDAY OCT 19 PERRIS VE BANNING AT Panis eR R “wy 2. y Ss i sone HE , Standing: G. Arreola, M. Lock, J. Escoveda, S. Rachak, N. Amesquita, E. Studor, B. Weber, |. Hartin, S. O'Neill, D. Villalpando, L. Amesquita, F. Sanchez, D. Jolley. Clockwise in circle: L. Jolley, P. Bell, E. Rivas, M. Tamulonis, C. Harris, C. Dominquez, M. Gon- zales, C. Collopy, V. Spraker, K. O'Kelley, D. Barboza. Center: A. Sanchez. pom pons The shuffle and strut of these girls keeping in time to the lively music of the band gives the halftimes and openings of the football games an air of gaiety. You can't help watching them go through their paces without a sense of pleasure. 64 _ oe dA rg , Seq as SG ea aw oe } Ste ty eo Wes St ery ae ; . a y f a Roe Left to right: Barbara Halliwell, Carlene Martin. Head Majorette: Jerrelee Sprengle, Lorraine Palacios, Darlene Griffith. mayorettes Look out on the field in front of the band and you'll see five good-looking girls twirling their batons with expert ac- curacy and timing. Their lively routines lead the way for the band in parades and at halftimes. Planning for the future—1970's Majorette. cheerleaders These active girls do a terrific job of leading the yells and cheers at games, pep rallies, and as- semblies. Their seemingly easy, effortless rou- tines take hours of practice. = Nancy Wolfington Susie Van Kirk Cecelia Vallesillo songleaders Directing the musical modulations of the human voice can be a tricky process. Without the rhythmic routines of our songleaders it would be even trickier. Linda Fahy Bette Jeane Peterson Lynda Scrivens Gail Stewart The fairer sex proves the sweeter sound- ial chorus ing, too, in their melodic contributions to the assembly programs and concerts. = sf ; al ' —. t : R : a ‘ = | | | Ss Nj qa = Be S. Martin, G. Miller, B. Coffee. Middle row: L. Fritsch, B. Wiggins, Back row: S. Heineman, A. Aguilar, D. Williams, B. Swait, S. Krieger L. Woods, L. Medina, J. Martin, |. Fritsch. Front row: W. Hoggard, S. Van Kirk, G. Velasquez, M. Woods, S. Clinton, A. Freescott Directing: Mr. Pipes 68 Back row: V. Hoquist, N. Amesquita, J. Escovedo, F. Alton, O. Geiger, B. Brown, K. Swinson, Y. Endres, V. Bauer, P. Johnson, S. Wilson, A. Harrison. First semester Amesquita, Flemming. J officers. Escovedo Standing: P. Johnson, R. Taylor, N. le Sitting: Mrs. Duehn, C Altom, O. Geiger. Sitting: Flemming, D. Barboza, J. Griffin, |. Warren, R. Taylor Ler The female of the species is busier than the male, if this ‘‘live- wire’ organization can be used as an index. Their many and varied activities include the whole range of domestic arts, as their entries in the Indio Date Festival show. Second semester officers. Standing: N. Amesquita, P. Johnson, C F. Altom, A. Harrison, J. Griffin, O. Geiger, R. Taylor, C. Flemming. Sitting: Y. Endres. eT . cut RE HOMEM A | entertainment dances | Sock Hop after a basketball game. King Scrivens starts a multiplication dance with his date, Frances Cartwright. The Spinsters’ Dance, the only formal affair of the year other than the Junior-Senior Prom, saw the tables turned as the girls escorted the boys Sanford and Wood don't need sideburns to give Elvis competition. talent parade The Bronco-eds sin No More Cryin’. ‘ _ ee y : Skillful musicians, mimics, and dancers head- lined the bill for the Sophomore Talent Parade's annual round-up of aspiring local stars. George Nordquist: has accordion, will travel. “Well, Mister Fullbright, if that's all that's on your mind! ws +4 a = a “Lady, for my money, the theater stinks! “You've got to get control of yourself! junior play The Junior Play, with its gimmick of a no set staging of a play within a play, involved the spectators by sending its director out into the auditorium seats. The script's right-at- home familiarity with the headaches linked with production of a high school play made a successfully convincing vehicle for the jun- ior class’ big moment of the year. cast Mr. Tony Peterson ........ Larry Thompson Ware ONES) tt axetasreiso tus eee Ruth Taylor EtsteeaU niet emteee se sere Janet Covington JANET RVOUIO Me acete gong sickencte’s Janice Sharp Buck ©) Parca waniesi nares Bob Rutherford Nancy Leveridge ......... Susie Van Kirk AAVIPASGMOEIS sant eiscis 5 om a ain ole Mike Bigley Vockox Guinier went cat eaiee: David Dill oft BUI, ink Sas ceeeechseseerarees ie Carol Buse iNmehy (nUilordelatt sencancane sec Bill Graham Miss Irene Burgess ........... Linda Fahy Jhijehe NMiiGce oo ane pede aart a Lana Jolley Shote) ay NWANTIKE cue cacmeious grees cea oe Dana Jolley Miss Carolyn Moran ...... Nancy Ombrello Mr. Norman Carter .......... Terry Davis Miss Henrietta Rivers ..... Frances Donald KylesRobertsin, amas ores Gayle Mason Mr. Richard Leveridge ......... Jack Frost Mise Oni OUNG cress Adelaide Aguilar Mrs: Lee Browne... sacs Judy Hagstrom Pica ee Mary Hartsfield peers Are you sure, Miss Burgess? s that the gun | kill Buck with?’ Norman, put me down! Norman! Norman!”’ Tis that one. She's bewitched us! senior play Lady Judith Elliot, in attempting to sell her fam- ily manor house which dates back to the 15th century, runs into such obstacles as the dis- approval of her four ‘dead, but not gone’’ an- cestors; the attempted exorcism of the ancesters by her fiance; and her own falling in love with the nephew of the woman who wants to buy Barnsley in order to prove to the world that psychic forces do exist. Wait ‘til good redskin | get my hands on that no “That's the requisite for membership?' ’ Skeptical Mr. Malone questions the presence of ancestral ghosts. 3 10 epee Ge aac eta neers rae Pat Johnson The Misses Potter. .Odessa Geiger and Margaret Pratt Archibdla Angrewse «ecco a4 ast 0s epevees Jerry Barr Werely Jtrethin tell itet @ cuoneis caewn Meet e cl cere Donna Ellis Mrs. Millicent Malone .......... Frances Cartwright Fleniy MGlOne ryt aides os seein sn moar Ted Graham IWC icra reside ataesics ove saat era ataatele tae cucneis Ed Trammell faclyalontense ELiOtw cs ei merece rere. Ann Potter GenercliEllioi=esencens xe eens ee ee Chuck Wood Lady Penelope Elliot ........... Claudia Flemming PAYA ee in ko Ai Ge cr aS areca ti yeh Seem en nar ernie re Bob Wages I dag! i iat 2 535. 9 What | mean if, it's quite a shock, realizing that...” , AR 24 ia. varsity football Varsity football separates the men from the boys; especially in a tough season. It takes a lot to stay in there and develop not only their football skills but also the good sportsmanship that is so much a part of the game. Ki f Coach Art Linden Coach Frank Burk Mgr. John Rutherford Alvis Stuesher = La Ed Trammell - 28 Co-Captain l { at Walt Caldwell - 31 Co-Captain R.C.L. 2nd Team Tom Baxter—15 Bob Avila—16 4 ‘ y Kent Campbell—13 Leonard Chaparosa—34 James Espinosa—12 —_ = Foy = = Joe Garcia—36 Artell Harris—27 Lance Kettering—22 a Peal a a _ Richard Robertson—20 Larry Taylor—10 Major Taylor—21 Henry Wallace—23 Bill Bolt—29 Willie Lyons—25 Martin Rocha—24 Charles Brown—14 Bill Fisher—33 « David Fisher—26 Ce P waiad 9% | (om -— Bruce Meier—18 Lynn Scrivens—35 Charles Wood—17 Palm Springs finds the going tough with Bridgman and Fisher in there to prove it. The Spoilers, Brown and Bridgman in action against the traditional rival, Beaumont. The big try — Trammell tripped up by Hemet. Trammell runs interference for Brown against Palm Springs. 82 ) Paz lh aim � “a” —- phe Rel a Bolt, Trammell and Avila stand out in this high-stepping action against Hemet. Touchdown Banning! Caldwell picks up some yardage against Beaumont. ee Manager J. Rutherford, Co-Capt. M. Calderon, Coach Burk, Manager B. Scanlon, Co- Capt. G. Smith. J-V- football : In their toughening up experience the J.V.'s demonstrated their superiority on the football 4 field. Their promise for the future makes them hard to ignore. Top: R. Dudley, C. Jost, D. Roberts, A. Meier, D. Tungate, L. Gray, D. Perkins, G. Keeton, R. Escovedo, N. Stitzell. Second: G. Stewart, L. Arreola, R. Ortega, E. Swait, J. Timmel, W. O'Dell, O. Whitham, T. Sanchez, A. Medran, Coach Burk. Third: D. Peder- son, E. Palacios, J. Preston, S. Michael, L. Hatch, J. Fisher, T. Lyons, D. DeVoist, J. Macias. Bottom: E. Greer, G. Smith, M. Cal- deron, B. Pricer, M. Benson, G. Tryon, R. Sanchez. ‘ ‘he BAeie. ginee - eT Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning J.V. SCORES US os ) OF a28 2 ave Tivo Ont. WA: PO Wee 6 6 14 13 6 Yucaipa Redlands Hemet Perris Palm Springs San Jacinto Elsinore varsity basketball To the Block B Tournament and Co-RCL Elsinore some eer Banning 37 San Jacinto 37 ... Banning 57 laurels, our heroes galloped on to add Palm Springs 35 .. Banning 39 Coachella 36 .... Banning 54 the first CIF crown in county history. The San Jacinto 44 ... Banning 40 Pencisno2yern a ess ac Banning 78 star-studded aggregation’s ‘freshman Coachella 37 .... Banning 43 Beaumont 38 .... Banning 54 coach, Frank Burk, proved to be an old PErhis: 450 oo ace oe Banning 69 Hemet 37 tiaae.- Banning 34 hand as he engineered the Bronks Beaumont 59 ..... Banning 56 Si pncticises 4 tan Banning 62 through a 22-5 record season. To some emmetee takers = a Banning 44 Imperiali4ey. ]. Banning 57 he gave an event to remember always, Elsinore 44 ...... Banning 60 GCitruseo OG rar aie. Banning 61 a few, glory, and the greatest year ever Palm Springs 38 .. Banning 49 San Jacinto 42 ... Banning 54 for Banning hoopsters. R—-NNAKBKROBRN Meier's expression reflects the determined effort of the whole team in the final C.1.F. game. i, 7 Coach Burk Dick Crum 11 John Nelson 33 Bob Wages 00 Mgr. Larry Thompson Ted Graham 66 Ed Trammell 44 Charlie Brown 55 R.C.L. 2nd Team . Bruce Meier 88 Larry Baca 77 R.C.L. Ist Team C.|.F. 2nd Team a = ed ve - .C.L. 2nd Team C.1.F. 1st Team � Traditional rivals, Beaumont, did the Broncs a good turn by defeating Elsinore and limiting the R.C.L. Championship to a two-way tie. Besides taking the C.|.F. championship, Banning unofficially decided the R.C.L. crown when they defeated San Jac. a. at Brilliant defensive play held Kilmer to a fraction of his scoring record in the C.I.F. semi-finals against Citrus. b. Defensive arms form a Steele trap. basketball EISiMOVe G5) aenpacl. a Banning 29 Palm Springs 34 ..... Banning 47 Sdhi Jacinto 27 55. .2- Banning 43 CodchellarGOmae eae .: Banning 37 REISS! OO) cada tie Banning 36 Becumotnt So ese Banning 45 HIEMETES OM a Acer utes Banning 29 L. to r.: J. Frost, W. Stone, B. Graham, W. Steele, G. Gaston, L. Kettering, T. Baxter, K. Camera shy: E. Greer. The difference between first and fourth place turned out to be the close games dropped by a point or two. Elsinores4 owes sae Banning Palm Springs 40 ..... Banning San Jacinto 36 ...... Banning Coachella 54 ........ Banning RethiseAill eer deacaas ene Banning Beaumont 39 ........ Banning Remote 4 i ee ieeee Banning Mgr. J. Whitted, Coach Burk, Mgr. L. Thompson. 35 49 35 36 39 45 45 Campbell, W. Lyons, D. Coombs. ’ Wea t, ST ‘ C Team. Back row I. to r.: D. Baxter, F. Zavala, G. Stewart, E. Swait, T. Martinez, L. Hatch, E. Olson, A. Meier. D Team. Middle row |. to r.: P. Beach, T. Lyons, J. Wright, D. DeVoist, E. Palacios, J. Pellum. Kneeling |. to r.: A. Medran, J. Preston, R. Moskowitz, D. Pederson. C Team strategy for Coachella c d basketball The C Team fought their way into the Riverside County League play-off only to drop the crown in the finals to Palm Springs. The D's didn't fare as well as their big brothers but wound up their season in third place in the League's Eastern Division. D hoopsters have to stretch a little higher Espinoza declared the winner! Dysart circles his opponent warily. wrestling The B. U. H. S. athletes don't get a chance to stagnate between seasonal sports, with the wrestling program to keep them in trim. These non-commercial matmen don't attend any rehearsals; they keep fit the hard way. Back row Il. to r.: W. Caldwell, G. Kea- ton, B. Owen, A. Perkins, E. Trammell, A. Rachak, J, Adams, Coach Lin- den. Front row I. to rz C. Jost, R. Dud- ley, J. Gambrall, D. DeVoist, D. Durham, D. Dysart, R. Rob- ertson. Standing |. to r.: Mgr. L. Thompson, R. Foskett, P. Beach, O. Whitham, E. Chiaramonte, S. Wages, B. Meier, R. Dudley. Sitting |. to r.: J. Lowman, T. Snodgrass, A. Rachak, J. Wright, P. McCann, D. Roberts. Bry L. to r.: E. Greer, T. Davis, T. Baxter, Coach Burris, M. Benson. Sitting: H. Wallace, E. Swait. track This is the playday of the specialist, and track events foster this competitive specialization. Be- ty cause of its large turnout, the Banning track squad had its ‘big moment’ when it swept the meet with Beaumont in all three divisions. At the starting line |. to r.: R. Ortega, L. Taylor, L. Arreola, C. Brown, L. Baca, “= . G. Gaston, L. Scrivens, M. Rocha. Standing |. to r.: Coach Burris, B. Wages, T. Graham, B. Stewart. Sitting |. to r.: C. Jost, G. Keeton, D. Perkins, W. Caldwell. J, Espinoza, C. Brown, and W. Lyons get pre-game warm up instructions 4 from Coach Linden Standing |. to r.: J. Pres- ton, R. Robertson, L. Ket- tering, H. Wallace, J. Es- pinoza, D. Tungate, Coach Linden. Kneeling: I. to r.: K. Campbell, W. Lyons, D. Bischke, C. Brown, W. Steele, M. Rocha. baseball The national sport may have lost its siren- song for some, but the Banning squad does its best to make the summer season complete for our local fans. | | Standing |. to r.: L. Gray, E. Greer, H. Aguilar, E. Swait, E. Olson, D. Roberts, Coach Burk. Kneeling |. to r.:; E. Waite, J. Gambrall, J. Pellum, P. Beach, set. W. Stone. Kettering gets signals and gets Lyons stretches for first. boys tennis The finest athletic test of the individ- val, with the greatest demand on his co-ordinated physical responses, tennis, also serves to further group cooperation since the team score de- termines the outcome of the match. At deadline time, our team had dropped only one match, to Palm Springs. Standing |. to r.: L. Sheckler, J. Frost, D. Coombs, J. Nelson, J. Barr, T. Graham, L. Kettering, D. Crum, B. Graham, K. Campbell. Kneeling: Mr. Crum. 2nd Singles, John Nelson lst Singles, Ted Graham Forehand volley by Raatz 4 | girls’ tennis After coming home champions for two years running, the girls’ team dropped a close, hard-fought match to Hemet, 5-4, to wind up the season in a two-way tie for second place. L. to r.: S. Van Kirk, N. Wolfington, D. Jolley, D. Heckman, G. Cariker, A. Aguilar, | . Raatz, L. Fahy, B. Peterson, P. Bell. Center: Miss Donnally. “or Backhand delivery by 1st doubles Gracie Cariker Pr. Leh Bo es ——_—s “. “eae. +e a = Sg “als your annual photographer commercial photography camera portraits desert scenes your authorized dealer for: Eastman - Kodak DuPont - Ansco Bell Howell Argus - T.D.C. Graflex Polaroid six-sixty W. Ramsey Banning, Cailfornia Victor 9-441] 100 BANNING T.V. SERVICE WITH THE BEST IN T.V. SERVICE 38 West Williams VI 9-3094 BANNING FLOWER SHOP 78 West Hays NUM OTC EIA COURTRIGHT'S SPORTING GOODS 34 East Ramsey VIPS Saat FOR SPORT CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS W. F. 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