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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1960 volume:

IT IS PRECISELY BECAUSE WE IN GENERAL MOTORS ARE VERY MUCH AWARE OF THE VALUE OF PEOPLE AS INDIVIDUALS THAT WE RECOGNIZE THE IM- PORTANCE OF EDUCATION-- BOTH TO US AND TO THE COUNTRY. EDU- CATION, TO THE EXTENT THAT IT IS DOING ITS JOB PROPERLY, PROMOTES INDIVIDUALITY, NOT CONFORMITY. ... John F. Gordon President General Motors Now, with the benediction of the brain‘and business- man, both the need for, and the philosophy) necessary to the survival and growth of the democratic ideals have been clearly delineated. Hereengaged in this cold-war combat for the minds of men, we, inour little splinter society, are staging our search for those elusive freedom fundamentals by emphasizing the vital difference in individuals. als aN ¢ Alphabet For Joe Smith This primer for Joe Smith, then, is a re-ori- entation course for the individual who, like the cigar-store Sachem, is a vanishing Ameri- can unless we can demonstrate that we have an educational environment which furnishes the best frame of reference for creative imagi- ation and critical thought; most important areas to develop i norder to prove our superi- ority in the Sputnik struggle. The integrity of the individual is the factor necessary to democracy's survival in the nu- clear age. The basic learning skill is the development of the creative imagination as the individual's freedom factor. ‘Codeword: Individual Great A, little a, bouncing b... A IS FOR ALMA MATER, AND THE ATTITUDES INSTILLED THEREIN... From algebra to zoology, fromsoup tonouns, the way the ball bounces in the halls of learning is of major concern to the inhabitants of Banning Union High School. From the extreme of the ten o'clock scholar to the foreign-born Congressman , we see a slice of democracy in action... ; i i : 4 ST eS 1424 24 ke Pes” B IS FOR BRONCO... The same spirit of rugged individual - ism that places a premium on the per- son's skill and ability on the playing field, is synonymous with a teaching program which nurtures individual uniqueness in a design for living in a democracy. C IS FOR CURRICULUM AND CREATIVITY Creativity is the trademark of the individual. This identi- fication of those who will have the most tocontribute to the society as graduates is one that crops up consistently enough, in the classroom or the extra-curricular antics, to suggest that teenagers are not necessarily conformity-bound to create afuture with Orwellian overtones and push-button citizens. 951 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page | 12 22 a2 78 98 Introduction Administration Classes Activities Sports Advertising photography by Leonard McCulloh, McCulloh Studios block prints by Gary Burk George Rohrig Claire Mariedth Bob McConnell Lawrence Pendleton Betty Wall Orley Whitham CONNIE POYNTER-- Editor and alumnus D. Bischke KAREN O'KELLEY-- Advertising staff CAMERA SHY JOAN CALDER--Art CONNIE WEED--Production DON HILDRETH-- Sports SHIRLEY SCRIVEN--Sales . SUSAN HARRISON-- Copy ANNE MERCER--Clerical SHEILA COFFEE-- Clerical MR, WATERS-- Advisor GEORGE BARKER EARLE B, POWELL, Superintendent of Schools Administration The curriculum development that reflects an awareness of the needs of the space age is the work of a hard-working, dedicated group of public servants, our school board. WILLIAM TOLAND Assistant Superintendent MRS. ELWOOD RUTHERFORD EUGENE RUTTEN y, Ds! MR, O'KELLEY Chemistry, Physics Algebra Typing, Shorthand MRS. ABRAS English Business Law MR, LAWREY English, General Business MR. CRUM PRINCIPAL DeWEESE STEVENS General Math, Driver Training 13 MRS, ROWLEY Girls: (PSE: MR, WILSON U.S. History MR. NIELSEN Geography Orientation MR. HEARD Biology, Life Science MR, BENDIGKEIT Life Science, General Science MR, ELLIS World History 14 TNS 9 if 9 i s MISS TARLIAN French, English, Latin MRS. VARNEY English, Journalism, Counseling MRS. DELGADO Home Economics MISS FULLER MRS, WOOD Library Dean of Girls English, Bookkeeping ete Pet MISS HARRIS Spanish, English MR, KLEIN MR. SMITHPETER Consumer Economics, Speech Algebra, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry ; MR. JOHNSON Mechanical Drawing, Shop MR, WATERS Art, Crafts, Annual MR, BURK Shop, P.E., Attenda 4 MR, SISK Boy's P.E., Coaching Mr. Naylor, Mixed Chorus Mrs. Romberg, Nurse eb aa’ 4 B.T.A. NEOPHYTES Attenda as ¢ mA A le Wy od s TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. O'Neill, B. Buckheister, L. Leonard, C. Poynter, L. Hook, T. Garner, D. Todd, L. | Shelton, S. Younglund, D. Lightell, D. Hildreth, J. Lyndon, I. Nelson, D. Dysart. FIRST ROW: J. Taylor, B, Wil- | jliams, J. Starrs, L. Laws, C. Wolcott, J. Bennett. Bi Ys ts te Se be be ha é Se, 4 Mrs, Campbell, Secretary Mrs, Beck, Bookkee pe OFFICE STAFF I'll tell you a story.... M. Kent, J. Wright, P. Olson, J. Starrs, C. Krieger , B. Hall, M. Simmons, K, O'Kelley, J. 3. Nielsen, J. Martin, M. Fletcher, I. Warren, N. Law. LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Law, D. Lee, B. Trimble, I. Nelson, B. Williams. CAFETERIA STAFF Here are the gals who prepare our meal, We're hoping soon some crumbs to steal. Mrs. E. Noble LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. G. Babos, Mrs. A. Rutherford, and Mrs. M. Madlem. sage Mr. Shideler CUSTODIANS There are some jolly custodians Who sweep our hallowed halls, They work and sing from morn 'till night, Answering our beck and call. Mr. Garner and Mr. Wayham Mr. Minkel and Mr. Wunch CUSTODIAN Camera Shy Mr. Stuesher to Earle B. Powell We want to express our appreciation not only tor his unselfish devotion to our welfare, his helpful guidance and instruction, but also for what he represents. He is understanding and fair and square in all his dealings. He embodies the principles he teaches. To top it all off, he has a grand sense of humor that makes it a pleasure to work with him. ----dedication, 1944 San Gorgonian To the best of our knowledge, a yearbook has never before been dedicated twice to the same person, but we break this precedent to add our recognition to the many others, of Earle B. Powell's 30-year career of service and leadership in education. 26 of those were in Banning as teacher, principal, and finally, superintendent of both the Elementary and High School districts of this city. During his tenure four school bonds were approved in an extensive program of rehabilitation and construction whichsaw a doubled expansion of class- room and campus areas. A new Junior High School plant, now under construction, is the most recent in a long line of achievements to meet the community needs from which Mr. Powell can derive a great sense of pride and accomplishment. Sowe, too, concur withthe community, and Mrs. Walter J. Lauck,P.T.A. President, who, in a ceremony at the culmination of his Banning career, said: The person selected for this very special honor tonight has served well the young people of Banning over a long period of time, and in many different capacities. ---Surely this person's record of tireless and effective service to the youth of our community, warrants that this Honorary Life Member- ship in the California Parent-Teacher Association be awarded to Mr. Earle B. Powell. 21 SENIORS Seniors SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Gueorev, Treasurer; M. Roberts, J. Myers, C. Wolcott, D Butcher, Cheerleaders; D. Dysart, President ; M. Wihnyk, Vice-President. ADVISORS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Klein, Mrs. Abras, Mr. Amick. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. O'Dell, O. Whitham, S. Rachak, Cheerleaders; D. Dysart, Vice-President; G. Stewart, President; E. Swait, Cheerleader; S. Copree, wecrelary sas. O'Neill, M. Bittencurt, Cheerleaders; C. Wolcott, RE ie Treasurer, ia ‘ : { HENRY AGUILAR GEORGIA ALLEN LARRY ARREOLA J.V. Football 57 and 58; G.A.A. 3 years; Tennis 57; Sen- JV er OO ED all tole B Tnackors Football 60; J.V. Baseball ior Play; Junior Play; Band 57 and Football 58 and 60; Speech Club 57 and 58; Baseball 59 and 58; Chorus 58 and 59; Junior Class 60; Block B 59 and 60. Y 60; Block B 59 and 60. Cheerleader 59; Speech Club 58 and 59; Sophomore Talent Show 3 years; Girls’ League 4 years; Banner Girl 58. . i BRUCE BAGLEY Track 60, ih TERESA BARRON DON BAXTER Girls' League 4 years; G.A.A. 4 DVL Basketball 60; Boys' State Al- years, Vice-President 60; Junior ternate; Football 60; B and C Bas- Concessions; Senior Play; Pep Club; ketball 57 and 58; Block B3 years; Student Council 59 and 60; Ten- Basketball 59 and 60; Track 59; nis Team 58 and 59; Pom Pons 3 Junior Class President; ASB Presi- years, Leader 59 and 60 dent 60; Prophecy Committee 59; Junior Play; RCL and DVL Champ Basketball Teams 59 and 60, Sho ‘ tA ag ARO MARY BITTENCURT LY NDA BRIDGES MARILYN L. BROWN Cheerleader 59 and 60; Senior FHA 3 years, Secretary 58; Tennis Girls' League; NFL 3 years, Class Cheerleader; Junior Class Team 3 years; Girls' League Sec- Secretary-Treasurer 58; ' Cheerleader; Pom Pons 58; Girls' retary 59 Freshman Class Presi- Speech Club 60; Pom Pons Tennis Manager 58; Band 57; Jun- dent 57; Sophomore Class Secre- 58; Junior Concessions; FHA ior and Senior Pla ys; Sophomore tary and Treasurer; Sophomore 57 and 58; Pep Club 59. ) Talent Show 58; Pep Club 59 and Talent Show; NFL 57 and 58; Stu- 60; CSF 60; Girls’ League. dent Council 2 years; Junior Play; Honor Roll 2 years; Scholarship; Prophecy Committee 59, “ % GARY BURK Basketball 57; Varsity Wres- tling 58. : DIANE BUCHER Transferred from Riverside, Cali- fornia 60; Pep Club President 60; Student Council 60; Senior Class Cheerleader 60; Girls’ League. BOB BUCKHEISTER CSF Life Member; Boys State 59; Honor Roll; Rotary Boy 60; Bank of America Lab Science Achievement Award; Senior Play; BTA Neo- phytes; Math Club; Thom McAnn Leadership Award. ell SABINO CARDOZA J.V. Football 57; D Basket- ball; C Basketball 57 and 58. MORTON W. COURTRIGHT III Junior and Senior Play; Block B 58,59 and 60; Math Club 60; Speech Club 58; Sopho- more Talent Show 58; Stu- dent Congress 58; Science Fair 59; Football Mana 58; Basketball Manager o 5 oO er SHEILA COFFEE Freshman Class Secretary 57; CSF Treasurer 57 and 59, President 60; Girls’ League Sophomore Repre- sentative 58, Corresponding Sec- retary 60, President 60; Sophomore Talent Show 58; Daisy Chain; Hon- or Roll; Pep Club 3 years; Home- coming Princess 60; Block B Queen 60; Senior Class Secretary; Annual Staff 60; Student Council 60. FAN WA : AY DAVID De VOIST J.V. Football 57, 58 and 59; Foot- ball 60; Basketball 57 and 58: Wrestling 57 and 58; Block B 58, 59 and 60; Sophomore Talent Show 59 and 60, 26 TOMMY COUNTS Baseball 58, 59 and 60, A JUDY MARIE DOE Pep Club 4 years; Girls' League 4 yeats; FHA 58;'G.A.A. 57. DUANE DURHAM KENNETH DURR Sophomre Talent Show 58. RUBEN ESCOVEDO J.V. Football 57 and 58; Sopho- more Talent Show 57; Wrestling 58; Track 59; Football 59 and 60; House of Representatives 60; Block i RONNIE FAULKNER Sophomore Talent Show 58; D Bas- ketball 58; C Basketball 59; B Bas ketball 60; Baseball 58; Junior and Senior Plays; Math Club 60. 27 DELTON DYSART Football 60; Wrestling 4 years; SCIF Wrestling Finals 59 and 60; Rotary Boy 6 Sophomore Talent Show; Junior and Senior Plays; Jun- ior Class Treasurer; Senior Class President; House of Representatives Speaker of Jouse 60; Block B59 and60; 3TA Neophytes. RUTH FALLER Transferred from Pasedena caden ) 58; Speech Club 57 and 59; Girls' League; FHA 60; Daisy Chain; Girls’ Chorus 59; Band 57 and 59; RCL Band 57 and 59; Senior Play; G. A.A. 59; Sopho- more Talent Show 5 ot. JOHN FISHER J.V. Football 57; Football 59 and 60; House of Rep- resentatives 60; Track 60; Block B 60. JEROME BENJAMIN GAMBRALL Wrestling 57,58 and 59; J.V. Football 58; Football 59 and 60; Track 58; Sophomore Talent Show 58; Junior and Senior Plays 59 and 60; Block B 58,59 and 60; Math Club 60, MILLIE FLETCHER Transferred from Mitchell, ana, 58; Speech Club 58 and 59; Drill Team 60; Junior Play; Girls League. G.A.A. Key 59, Treasurer; Girls’ Club; FHA 59 and60. Treasurer, Indio Fair Booth; Ten- League; Pep nis Team 60. 28 IRENE FRITSCH Chorus 4 years; Girls’ League; Pep Club 4 years; Speech Club 58; Con- cessions; Banner Girl 58 and 59; President of Chorus 58 and 59. RICHARD L. GRANT Transferred from Ashrya, Japan, 59; Basketball 60. DONNA GREGG Transferred from Pennsylvania, 58; Girls’ League; Pep Club 59; Junior Concessions. PAUL D. HARTMAN B Basketball 58; Basketball 59 and 60; CSF President 60; Senior Play; Honor Roll; Student Council 60; Bank of America Achievement Award; Bookkeeping Award; Rotary Boy 60. DANIELLE GUEOREV Transferred from Los Angeles 59; G.A.A. President 60; Senior Class Treasurer; Honor Roll 59 and 60; Junior and Senior Plays 59 and 60; Speech Club Treasurer 959; Stam- pede Staff 60; Daisy Chain 959; Speech Club Secretary 59; Tennis Team 60; TAC 60; Pep Club. SUSAN HARRISON DAR Citizenship Award 60; CSF Treasurer 58, Secretary 59, Life Member; Annual Staff60; Medical Club Secretary 60; ASB Comm. of Records 60, Comm. of Correspond- ence 59; Junior Class Treasurer; Daisy Chain; Girls’ League Conven- tion 58; Honor Roll; Junior Red Cross Council 57; Junior and Senior Plays; Bank of America Mathand Science Trophy. SHARON HALL Junior Concessions 59; FHA Secretary 60; Tennis Team 59 and 60; Girls’ League; Pep Club 59, CLARK HARVEY JOANNE HASKILL Transferred from Barstow Union High School 59; Daisy Chain 59; Head Majorette 60; Senior Play 60. GRAHAM HOLLAND Transferred from Abilene, Texas, 60;J.V. Football Assistant Coach 60; Baseball 60; Senior Play 60; Sp Club 60;:BTA Neophytes 60; NFL Student Congress 60. RICHARD HATFIELD ANDREA HUGHES Transferred from Palm Springs, California, 59; Pep Club 60; Speech Club 60; Girls' League. 30 DON HILDRETH Senior Play 60; Annual Staff 60; Sophomore Talent Show 3 years; Student Congress 57; Speech Club 60; BTA Neophytes 60; Honor Roll 60; NFL 57; Debate 57. JERRY JANCOVIC Baseball 59; Sophomore Talent Show 59; Speech Club 60, TOMMY JONES WILLIAM GARY KAUBER Transferred from Coachella, Cal- C Basketball 58; Basketball 60; ifornia, 59. DVL Champ Basketball 60. DARLENE KENT Transferred from Huntington Park, California; Girls' League; FHA58. MARTHA KENT Girls' League 4 years; Speech Club 60; Secretar Vie Treasurer; Snow Queen Princess 60; Tennis 59; Hon- or Roll 60. 31 GARY KEETON J.V. Football 57; Football 3 years; Track 4 years; Wres- tling 4 years; Track High Scorer 59; Speech Club 59 and 60; Block B 3 years; Sophomore Talent Show 59. SHARON LANE Band 4 years, Treasurer 59, Vice-President 60; G.A.A. 4 years, Key 59; Junior and Senior Plays; Girls’ League; Honor Band 4 years; Tennts 3 years; Medical Club Pres- ident 60; Student Council 60; CSF 3 years; Sophomore Talent Show 2 years; Honor Roll 4 years; Outstanding Actress Junior Play 59. NORMA LEE LAW DONNA M. LEE ALLEN E. LEEPER Girls’ League Senior Repre- Girls’ League 3 years; FHA 58. Wrestling 58; Sophomore Talent sentative 60; Pep Club 3 Show; Senior Play. years; Tennis 60; G.A.A. 58; Junior and Senior Plays; Medical Club; Banner Girls 3 years; Sophomore Talent Show 58;Junior Concessions; Daisy Chain; Honor Roll 60; Cafeteria Staff 3 years. ERROL LINTON ieVe Basket ba lloou) J. Vi Football 58; Wrestling 3 years. !HOMAS LYONS PHILIP T, McCANN Block B 2 years; J. V. Football 57; Track 57; Honor Roll 59 and 60; Football 3 years; Baseball 59 and Football 60. 60; D Basketball 57; C Basketball 58; B Basketball 59. 32 f A Pa a | i ROBERT McCONNELL CLAIR MARIEDTH JERRY. MARQUARDT Girls’ League; Pep Club 60; Chorus J.V... Wrestling 57; Wres- 60. thing 3 years; C Track 58; J. V. Football 58; Track 59; Football 59 and 60; Speech Club 60; Block B 59 and60. ANN MATTHEWS JACKIE MARTIN Transferred from Lawrence, Girls' League; Pep Club 59 and 60; Junior and Senior Plays; Stampede Kansas, 60; Pep Club 60; Staff. Tennis 60; Girls' League 60; Honor Roll:60; First and Third place Art Awards, In- dio Date Festival. SANDRA MARTIN Sophomore .Talent Show 58; G.A.A. 3 years, President 58; Girls' League; Tennis 3 years; Pep Club 59 and 60; Banner Girls 3 yeats. 33 ALBERT MEDRAN Junior and Senior Plays;J.V. Football 58. DON MERRILL J.V. Football 58; Track 59 and 60; Football 59 and 60; Baseball 59; Wrestling 59 and 60; Block B Vice-Presi- dent 60, KATHLEEN MEEH Student Body Vice-President 60; G.A.A. President 60; Speech Club President 59; Junior Class President 59; Tennis Captain 59; TAC 59; Honor Roll 59; Sophomore Vice- President 58; Speech Club Secre- tary 58; Medical Club Vice-Presi- dent 60; Girls' League Junior Rep- resentative 59. ARL MOSS 1; J.V. Football 59; Wrestling Football 60. 34 ANNE MERCER Sophomore Class Secretary and Treasurer 58; Junior Class Vice President 59; Junior Play; Daisy Chain; Pep Club 3 years; Girls' League Senior Representative ¢ Honor Roll; CSF Secretary 49, Treasurer 60, Life Member; Stu- dent Body Comm. of Finance 60; Girls' League Recording Secretary 60; Annual Staff 60; Sophomore Talent Show 58, DON MUMPER Band 4 years, Senior Representa tive; Pep Band; Dance Band 60; Honor Band 3 years. JACK MURPHY Transferred from San Bernardino, 59; Baseball 59; Senior Play 60. WESLEY O'DELL DVL President 60;J.V. Foot- ball 57 and 58; Football 59 and 60; Sophomore Talent Show; Junior Play; Block B; House of Representatives 59; Rotary Boy 60. JUDITH MYERS Transferred from Whittier, Califor- nia, 60; Senior Play 60; Pep Club 60; Girls'League; Senior Class Cheerleader 60; Block B Princess 6 KAREN O'KELLEY Freshman Class Cheerleader 57; Pom Pons 57; Sophomore Talent Show 57; Modern Dance 57; Tra! ran ferred from South Pasedena, Cal fornia, 58; Girls’ League; G.A.A.; House of Representatives 60; Span- ish Club 60; Pep Club 60; Annual Pe Staff 60; Homecoming Princess 60. Cheerleader 3 years, Head 30; G.A.A., Athlete of Year Trophy Vice-President 60; Girls’ League; Stampede Staff 60; Homecol 60; Block B Queen 59; Tennis years; TAC; Pep Club3 years, President 60; Sophomore Tal- Play. MIT PAINE SHARON O'NEILL 9, President 59, ing Princess 58 and and 59; Student Council 3 Show 57 and 58; Junior JACK PELLUM Basketball 3 years; Track59 and 60; Baseball 3 Sophomore Talent Show 59; Block B 59 and 60; Band 57. 2) 60 = d 59 6 0 60 Cl years; SYDNEY RACHAK iss Banning 59; Songleader and 58; Blocl ; Senior Class Cheerleader ; Sophomore Talent Show B Princess ; Homecoming Princess ; Girls' League President Vice-President 59; Pep ub Vice-President 59, Q DAN PEDERSON D Basketball 57; J. V. Football 57 and 58; C Basketball 58; Sophomore Talent Show 57 and 58; B Basket- ball 59; Band 3 years; Vice-Presi- dent 58; Speech Club 60;J.V. Base- ball 58; Baseball 59;J.V. Track 58; RCL Band 57. SHIRLEY RAY Sophomore Talent Show 58; Jun- ior and Senior Play; Pep Club 4 years; Girls’ League; Honor. Roll 58 and 60; SCF 58; Daisy Chain; Junior Concessions. 36 CONNIE POYNTER Annual Staff 59 and 60, Editor-in- Chief 60; Girls' State; ASB Comm. of Pep 59 and 60, Comm. of Act. 59; Block B Princess 59 and 60; Bank of America English Achievement Award; Junior Play; Sophomore Talent Show; CSF Life Member; Prophecy Committee; Kiwanis Cup 59; Daisy Chain; ENG 5o. LUCY RIVERA Pom Pons 58; Girls’ League; Daisy Chain; Senior Play; Stampede Staff 60; FHA Vice-President 60, Asilo- mar 60, Reporter 60; Pep Club 60; Junior Concessions. DAN REDDINGTON Transferred. from Pasadena, Cali- fornia, 59; Baseball 60; Wrestling 60; Speech Club 60; Senior Play 60. WILLENE ROCK Girls' League; Sophomore Talent Show 58; Band 2 years; Pom Pons 58; Office Practice 60, DON ROBERTS Football 4 years; Baseball 4 years; Track 4 years; First Team All DVL Football 60; Block B4 years; House of Representati ves 59and60, Speaker Pro Tem 59; Junior Play 59. RALPH SANCHEZ B Basketball 58; Senior Play. id MARJORIE ANN ROBERTS Transferred from San Diego 58; Sophomore Talent Show 58; Sophomore and Senior Class Cheerleader; Daisy Chain; Junior and Senior Plays; TAC 59; Comm. of Activities 60; CSF Life Member; House of Repre- sentatives 59; CSF Treas- President 5 Secretary 60; Girls’ League 3 years; Stampede Staff 60. l fp urer, Vice-Pr 59, SHIRLEY SCRIVEN Junior Play 59;. Girls League; Annual Staff 60; Stampede Staff 60; Pep Club 59 and 60. LINDA SIMPSON Girls’ Chorus 57 and 58; Girls’ League; Pep Club C years. ELLSWORTH SWAIT Football 3 years; Basketball 59 and 60; Baseball 3 years Track 59 and 60; RCL Base- ball Champs 59; DVL Foot- ball Champs 60; Cand B Track 57 and 58; J.V. Foot- ball 57; Junior Play; Prophecy Committee 59; RCL Basket- ball Champs 59; J.V. Base- ball 57. ne Sort ¥ Teepe MARGIE LARUE SMITH Transferred from Palm Springs, California, 58; Pep Club 59 and 60; Girls' Chorus 58; G.A.A. 60; Senior Play; Girls’ League. JACK E. TIMMEL J. V. Football 57; J.V. Baseball 57 and 58; Football 3 years; Baseball 59 and 60; Basketball 60; Talent Show 58; Block B; Junior and Sen- ior Plays; Boys’ State; DVL Foot ball 60. 38 GARY STEWART J.V. Football 57; C Basketball 57; B Basketball 58; B Track 58; Block B 3 years; Football 3 years; Junior Class Secretary; Junior Play; Senior Class President; DVL First Teamin 4 Football 60. ig Era. =, eeteoal RALPH A. TROUTT Band 4 years; Band Council 59; Honor Band 58 and 60. ‘ ANN TRUSCOTT DARLENE VAUGHN MARIE M. VELASQUEZ G.A.A. 58;PepClub3 years; Med- Transferred from Blythe, Califor Girls’ League; Pep Club 59 ical Club Treasurer 60; Girls’ nia 60; Girls' League. and 60; Girls’ Chorus 58 � League; Banner Girls 3 years; Red and 59; Junior Concessions Cross 60; Junior Play; ‘Cafeteria 59. ) Staff 58 and 59; Sophomore Talent Show; Tennis 60; Junior Class Con- cessions; Baccalaureate Usherette. ‘ % s e ay % j | ERNEST WAITE GORDON E. WATSON Camera Shy. ANNA LOUISE WALKLIN Transferred from Colorado Springs, Colorado; 60; Red Cross 60; Girls’ League 59 and 60 IVYE MAE WARREN LEWIS FHA 57 and 59; Drill Team 3 years; Sophomore Talent Stow oe and og; Gills’ League; Junior Play; Medi- cal Club 60; G.A.A. 59; Senior Play; Baccalaureate Usherette. ORLEY WHITHAM J.V. Football 57; J. 3 ball 57°C 2irack 5 ball 3 years; B T Sophomore Talet Track 59; Junior C President; Junior Play; State Alternate; Block 59 and 60, President 60. as Pom Pons and 59; League; So BILLIE WEBER 3 years, Tr phomore Talent Show 58: Junior and Senior Plays; Girls’ Tennis Team 35 Class Secretary; Office Practice reasurer 58 60; Pep Club 60. Girls Le Pep Club a e JO: gue; Girls’ Chorus 4 years oT; AN WIGGINS Mixed Chorus 57. 40 Senior CONNIE WEED Homecoming Queen 59; Junior and Senior Plays; Sophomore Talent Show 57; Sophomore Class Presi- dent; FHA Historian 56, Secretary 57; Daisy Chain; Honor Roll; Comm. of Girls 69; Girls’ League; Pep Club 3 years; Journalism Pres- ident 60; TAC 58. MARTHA ELLEN WIHNYK Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Vice President; Junior and Senior -lays; Sophomore Talent Show 58 and 60; Stampede Staff 59; Editor- in-Chief 60; Spanish Club 60; CSF Life Member; Thom McAn Leader- ship Award 60; Bank of America Achievement Trophy; Honor Roll; Daisy Chain. CAROL WOLCOTT Senior Class Treasurer; Sophomore C Falent Show; Annual Staff 58; Jun- 5 ior and Senior Plays; TAC 60; CSF Neophytes, President 60, FHA Sec- retary 58; Junior Red Cross Coun- cil 57: Daisy? Chaih 59; Girls’ League Parliamentarian 60, more Talent Show; Jun- ior and Senior Play; Speech Club 3 years, Vice President 60; BTA 58; Junior Concessions. 3 years; RCL Band 58 and59; MIRIAM YORK FHA Daisy Chain; Girls' League Convention; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Band ; s G.A.A.; T ennis Team; GSF; FHA Historian; Junior Play; Junior Concessions; Honor RQ Roll. BANNING PUBLIC LIBRARY 21 W. NICOLET BANNING, CALIFORNIA 41 i MPER “i “Se = AN $ uclehecatir a 2 es creo ae BS = aie i‘ ye. of Mw | gay = ge. ee as | ee Ath Chae vot Corel na Bee it ato 82 S eee Lr cae 2 os Gor “ep He attha- lent a ie ol pe Ne hy oe s ae Pee ye AS SEY i eens we { 1 Be gy 3 fd My bg, eg Si iy nae 4 cox eed, ny ¢ us 8 LCA h aR NY eh hed a Pa We BPs oa r ames Eos era she Ni = bs oP pee Mosel RMS 3 ; a 2 Se, nt) 3 ae Ory wy AAAS . aie ” hecoty, 3 ONY. oe ha og We Me oe eas ) os 23 ! OPS } ats a Se Oo Aa £5 G4 “ voy ae a A i; X , O 33 oe ve eh - 2 S “9 VATEH” yaad yy, OS ie or ‘os ¢g Ie L ber _— Z16 2 RS J Sater re Se ee JUNIORS Pen Behe ee ee Quechee ll LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: S. Edmundson, W. Stonebreaker, L. Leonard. SECOND ROW: Won S. Mercado, L. Laws, P. Garnett. QB Advisors: Mr. Wilson, Miss Tarlian, Mr. Heard, Pare Moutte LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Swope, P. Garnett, W. Stonebreaker, C. Krieger, A. J. Lea, S, Dillard. C. Aday §. Amesquita V. Anderson N. Arnold L. Baird B, Barry J. Bennett D. Bishop K. Breitweg So D. Brown E. Brune D. Butler J. Cepak Sharon Clark Shirley Clark J. Clinton F.. Coffey é ; Et Vine S 4 L. Davidson J. Denham C.-DeNier_ S. Dillard J. Crann ¥ | a te a A tings er D. Dorr D. Dysart S. Edmundson E, Ellingson A. Evans P, Fiedler M. Flores J. Foster Not ‘ a Pictured i = oo Lea “tal T. Garner P. Garnett B. Gilpin G. Grantham B. Hall T. Halliwell R. Hartsfield M. Henderson KS , i D. Hernandez R. Horstman. S, Hughes D, lund T. Jackson J. Johnson R. Knoedler C. Krieger M. Langolf aN, een J ° NA bebe Lea L. Lee L. Leonard J. Lingo R. Lyons S. Macias 2 ¢ B. Medrano S. Mercado R. Metje E. Miller I. Nelson B. Nielsen P, Olson S. Ortega Pere seer MY : a, ; - 7 ge % tf ‘oe be a Be a Tan ee | ue yeo J. Ostapow D. Owens D. Partin L. Pehau E. Pelkey L. Pellerin Not Pictured R. Preston L. Pendleton fF . Poxuer Not Pictured P,. Robinson R. Rogers G. Rohrig 2 L. Shelton F. Sibole M. Simmous % J. Stanke J. Starrs W. Stonebreaker G. Stumbo E. Switzer S. Swope ‘son Not Pictured T. Tetzlaff S. Throop B. Trimble G. Vallesillo P. Vaughn Not Pictured W. Velasquez G. J. Walker B. Wall E, Wallace Not Pictured F. Walls B. Williams J. Wisdom T. Warren N. Watson ega TALENT PARADE The Sophomores give the students of Banning High a chance to show what talents they have by featuring them in the Annual Sophomore Talent Show. Talents like singing, mimicking, pantomining, and playing a musical instrument are what make up the fun-packed show. 4 Dana Callahan poses as a graceful ballerina. Diane and Dora portray a skit!?... at r 3 ny ee He ADVISORS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Ellis, Miss Fuller, Mr. Bendigkeit. SOPHOMORES FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Campbell, Treasurer, R. Hasenpflug, Vice-President; S. Garr: President. BOTT OM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Clark, Cheer- leader, B. Throop, Cheerleader; N. Pike, Secretary. SECOND SEMESTER SOPHOMORE OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Fields, Treasurer; D. Kettering, Secretary; S. Clark, Vice- President; B. Stonebreaker, President. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: B. Bock, A. Dominquez, W. Anderson, R. Bridges, D. Adrian, L. Bul- Caldwell, G. Campbell, G. Beach. MIDDLE ROW: D. Dove, J. Billen, V. Ariaz, J. Andres, LOP ROW: 0. ‘Durz,, KK. .Ge= lock, J. S. Clark, D. Bagley, K. Brow, E. Doolittle, H. Doolittle, S. Anderson. pak, G. Gilbert, R. Fisher, M. DeTavernier, S. Carr, D. Alloway. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: E. Golden, G. Foster, R. Erick, E. Martin, J. Holland, R. Hasenpflug, B. Hazell, J. Harris, E. Edman, B. Gilmore. MIDDLE ROW: C. Gray, J. Edman, B. Evans, C. Higgins, G. Foskett, Y. Greathouse, M. Gibson, J. Fields, L. Hook, J. Fletcher. TOP ROW: M. Gonzales, E. Flores, L. Larock, B. Jost, J. Macias, T. Mills, D. Latt, H. Mourning, R. Garcia. R. Hernandez. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; J. Patrick, B. Ritz, A. Soto, C. Sparks, J. Tamulonis, G. Stewart, B. Smith. SECOND ROW: D. Todd, M. Rogers, G. Sanchez, S. Roberts, B. Throop, T. McClellan, D. Kettering, S. Jankovic, N, Pike, M. Poorman, J. Lydon. FIRST ROW: P. Patton, L. Lomas, J. Munoz, D, Murphy, EB. brick, Jj. McManus, S-. Myser, J. Maple, M. Keller, L. Nielsen. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT:. A. Walls, D. Weis, K. Oisted, H. Shelton, L. Sumptor, J. Pickett, A. Sauhel, V. Theotig, T. Wilson. SECOND ROW: J. Wolfington, G. Pope, M. Samora, I. Sibole, S. Rumore, E, Pellum, S. Troutt, D. Sparks, D. Swait. FIRST ROW:L. Shear, D. Shannon, T. Prettyman, D, Way, B. Stonebreaker, P. Thompson, J. Taylor, J. Pratt, R. Waters. FRESHMEN ADVISORS: Mr. O'Kelley, Mrs. Harris, Mr. Neilsen. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Van Kirk, President; R. Edmundson, Vice- President; D. Bryant, Secretary; N. Sanford, Treasurer; B. Barnfield, L. Stumbo, Cheer- leaders. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Stewart, Secretary; M. Meeh, Cheerleader; D. Maxwell, Cheerleader; D, Bryant, Treasurer; J. Wiggins, President; C. Van Kirk, Vice-President TOW ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Barnfield, D. Callahan, N. Berk, oo.) Dinnam- i Blain (Ge Campbell, S. Berger, J. Becerra. MIDDLE ROW: R. Brown, A. Brown, R. DeLorme, R. Derry, E., Dove, S. Bullard, Be Denham, D. Bryant, FIRST ROW: R. Dugger, P. Bakkom, R. Cheney, R. Curtis, R. Campbell, J. Aguilar, H. Dailey, S. Becerra. FIRSTROW, LEFT TORIGHT:B. Jameson, J. Franklin, E. Hernandez, R Garcia, S. Holton, T. Fuller, S, Fitch, R. Hickman, R. Garner, R. Edmondson. MIDDLE ROW: L. Hernandez, L. Flores, C. Johnson, J. Hunt, B. Huelster, E. Hankins, M. Firestone, J. Freed, N. Hendrickson, H. Evans, B. Fischer. TOP ROW: E, Gaber, H. Griffin, C. Johnson, B. Francis, A. Hathaway, C. Gorman. - eerie: | 3g TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT:G. Lawrence, B. Lopez, S. McClellan, T. Ley, A. lopez, J. Olsen, R. Pelkey, B. Law, J. Lomas. SECOND ROW:L. Macneil, D. Lightell, L. Love, B. Platner, K. Lindsey, S. Kellum, M. Meeh, S. Owens, V. Miller, M. Mancin. FIRST ROW: D. Maynard, R. Lopez, W. Noble, T. McDonald, T. 5 Patrick, B. Phinney, J. Porter, R. Matthies, R. Ledig. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Vendeville, T. Todd, W. Smith, F. Walklin, R. Ramirez, G. Za wee Walls, R. Thomas, T. Stanke. SECOND ROW: J. Stewart, J. Kilgore, L. MacNeil, K. McCann, D. Ruple, A, Stevens, A. Phillips, T. Millican, P. Mc Crary, L. Stumbo, E, Maxwell. FIRST ROW: D. Skeeters, J. Stumpf, D. Smith, B. Sibole, J. Locklear, R. Osborne, J. Tamulonis, C. Van Kirk, L. Rogers. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Timmel, A, Shelton, M. Langolf, J. Quisenberry, M. Wright, S. Watson, S. Strandberg, V. Wissert, S. Shipp. SECOND ROW: S. Younglund, N. Sanford, F. Wall clin, S. Siva, FH. Lyons, M. Martin, D. Lugo, B. Wade, L. Ring, J. Wade. FIRST ROW: J J. Roberts, J. Sherman, N. Vaugh, S, Strange, R. Scofield, G. Rubus, S. Rios, J. Wiggins, D, Way, L, Weisenburg, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Wimbish, T, Wages, P ROW: D, Butler, A. Burk, N. Orcutt, W. L. Smith. - Poynter, S. Del Rio, N, Young, D. Alloway. FIRST Roberts, L. Pinto, K. Turner, R. Williams, S. Vaughn, J Edivan, ACTIVITIES SPEECH CLUB Speeches cannot be made long enough forsthe speakers, nor short enough for the hearers. -James Perry OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Kent Secretary-Treasurer; K. Brow, President; D. Lightell, Vice-President. LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: N. Buckheister, M. Mancin, N. Hendrickson, A. H ghes, G. Holland, D. Hildreth, J. - Reddington, G. Keeton. BOTTOM ROW: D. Lightell M. Brown, K. Brow, M. Kent, J. Ostapow, M. Langolf, L. Weisenberg, R. DeLor! Jankovic, J. Marquardt, B. Smith, D. Peterson, D JOURNALISM Nlews are as welcome as the morning air. --Chapman LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: L. Rivera, S. Scriven, iF Lee, M. Garnett, M. Wihnyk, E. Varney, D. Weed, P. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Garner, D. Dorr, ©. [ TO RIGHT, STANDING: Mrs. Varney, Advisor; S. O'Neill, nt: M. Wihnyk, Editor in Chief; C. . Dillard, J. LEF Secretary; C. Weed, Pi Krieger, Vice-President. SEF Starrs, Assistant Editors. Starrs, S. O'Neill, N. Watson. Leonard. BOTTOM ROW: T. Roberts, J. Dillard, L. Martin, M. Flores, C. Krieger, L. Switzer. BAND MEMBERS: DeNier, A. Evans, J. F« J. Maple, D. Maynard, T. S. Rumore, D. deville ry T. War Skeeter ren, Rs 1 D. Adrian, D. Alloway McDonald, D. H. Shelton, A. Waters, D. Way ne ster, A. Hathaway, D. Mim IVLUIT) TO Soto, [. Wilson, and J. per, L. C. Sparks, J. Stewart, J. Taylor, T. Ss, D. Bryant, J. Br i ¢ 3s, C. Campbell, B. Cook, C. r. Jackson, M. Keller, S. Lane, B. Law, K. Lindsay, M. Lopez, Neilson, T. Patrick, B. Phinney, Wolfington. B. Platner, J. Roberts, G. Todd, S. Trout, R. Trout, B. Rubus, Ven- BANNER GIRLS: D. Callahan, S. Timmel, J. Quisenberry, S. Kellum, P. McCrary. DRILL TEAM, LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: D. Lugo, V. Ariaz, S. Roberts, E, Pellum, N, Pike, E. Wallace, A R. Brown. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Rowley, D. Swait, L. Shelton, T. McClellan, J. Lingo, B. Throop, G. Kettering, C. Gray, A, Brown, M. Rogers. SECOND ROW: E, Doolittle, G. Foskett, G, Hankins, D. Masten, S. Clark, S. Throop, J. Becerra, V. Anderson, H. Doolittle, E. Pelky. FIRST Bagley, A. J, Lea, B. Nielsen, J. Metje, D. Hernandez, B. Evans, M. Burk, Sanchez, D. Vallesillo, Dy Cota, Ee: ROW: I. Lewis, L. Blair, L. Liercke, D. Fletcher, P. Wells, T. Barron. DRILL TEAM Order is a lovely nymph, -- (she) never appears so lovely as when contrasted with her opponent, disorder. -- Johnson LEADER, Teresa Barron MAJORETTES, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Millican, D. Butler, C. Gorman, J. Haskill, C. Aday, L. Stumbo, B. Barnfield. Head Majorette, J. Haskill. MAJORETTES Here are the girls from Banning High, Who twirl their batons inta the sky. CHEERLEADERS This world belongs to the energetic. --Emerson CHEERLEADERS TOP TO BOTTOM: S. O'Neill, S. Mercado, M, Bittencurt, F. Coffey. es elt S. O'Neill S. Mercado M. Bittencurt F, Coffey J. V. CHEERLEADERS D. Callahan, P. McCrary 62 B. Williams, I. Nelson, D. Callahan, N. Orcutt SONG LEADERS We love music for the buried hopes, the garnered memories, the tender feelings it can summon at a touch. -- L. E. Landon OO Ah D. Callahan B. Williams J. V. SONG LEADERS L. Stumbo, B. Barnfield N, Orcutt uy ( ‘ } h 9 _ é i ¢ $ I. Nelson FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E, Swait, J. Fisher, D. DeVoist, D. Merrill, D. Roberts, D. Dysart, D. Brown, O. Whitham, W. O'Dell, G. Stewart, D. Baxter, SECOND ROW: R. Escovedo, T. Lyons, W. Stonebreaker, K. Oistad, R. Hasenpflug, P. Thompson, J. Timmel, B. Stonebreaker. THIRD ROW: Coach Sisk, T. Warren, R. Campbell, M. Courtright, J. Gambrall, A. Evans, L. Pehau, R. Hartsfield, H. Aguilar, G. Keeton BLOCK B All brawn and no brains? Certainly not! How do you think they win the games ? LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Merrill, Vice-President; O. Whitham, President; W. Stonebreaker, Secretary . Wes Stonebreaker and Homecoming Queen, Connie Weed. LEFT TO RIGHT pez, P. Gonzal Smith, I. TOP ROW: K. Meeh, A. Stevens, P. Poynter, J. Roberts, S. Timmel, A. Hathaway, S. Siva, B. Lo- L. Rivera. SECOND ROW: T. McClellan, V. Wissert, C. Gorman, G. Lawerence, B. Johnson, M. es, Lewis, E. Wallace, T. Miliken. THIRD ROW: G. Foskett, J. Stewart, B. Denham, V. Miller, M. York, D. Gueorev, R. Ellingson, S. Lane, M. Samora, B. Pryor, Mrs. Rowley. FOURTH ROW: J. Andres, S. Roberts, M. Meeh, L. Shelton, S. Y. Greathouse, Clark, N. Orcutt, D. Callahan, M. Flores, J. Gonzales, E. Flores, N. Pike, P. Garnett. BOTTOM ROW: S. Swope, S. Mercado, J. Taylor, S. O'Neill, F. Coffey, L. Laws, L. Leonard, S. Edmundson, D. Dysart, E. Doo ittle, A.J. Lea. There is no genius in life like the genius of energy and activity. --- ‘ A A D. G. Mitchell FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Meeh, President; S. O'Neill, Vice-President; S. Gonzales, Treasurer; A.J. Lea, Secretary; T. Bar- Mercado, Secretary; S. Swope, Pub.; A.J. Lea, ron, Vice-President, D. Gueorev, President; G. Treasurer. Vallesillo, Team Captain. Support is what our teams need, That is this club's good deed. THE PEP CLUB PEP CLUB OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Nelson, Secretary; Butcher, President; S. Edmundson, Vice-President. 66 Student Council President, Don Baxter SECOND SEMESTER NEW OFFICERS, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Varney, Advisor; S. Dillard, Commissioner of Pep; P. Garnett, Historian. FIRST ROW: J. Wiggins, Freshman President; S. Swope, Junior President; D. Dysart, Senior President. . STUDENT COUNCIL . EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; J. Foster, i G. Stewart, W. Stonebreaker, S. Carr, C. Van Kirk. FIRST ROW: K. f Meeh, S. Harrison, J. Taylor, A. Mercer, M. Roberts, C. Weed, C. Poynter. ee. t | @ , : ’ D.V.L. President, Wes O'Dell Sj s - pees it oS aS Junior and Senior members of f Girls' League. GIRLS’ LEAGUE In all societies women have played a much more important role than their | menfolk are generally ready to admit. | ---Ashley Montagu | LE LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: S. Coffee, President; Sh A.J. Lea, Vice-President. SITTING: D. Todd, M Sophomore Representative; D. Maxwell, Freshman re Representative; C. W olcott, Parliamentarian; B. Williams, Recording Secretary; B. Trimble, Junior Representative; I. Nelson, Corresponding Secretary. Freshman and Sophomore members of Girls' League. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. O'Neill, Vice-President; L. Shelton, Treasurer;S. Mercado, Parliamentarian; A. Mercer, Recording Secretary; N. Law, Senior Rep- resentative; S. Coffee, Corresponding Secretary. LIFE MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Roberts, A. Mercer, S. Harrison, M. Wihnyk, Mrs. Wood, Advisor, C. Poynter, B. Buckheister, Mr. Neilsen, Advisor. ¥ € s : SECOND SEMESTER SCHOLARSHIP OFFICERS, CALIFORNIA BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Williams, Sec- retary; I. Nelson, Vice-President; P. Hartman, SCHOLARSHIP President: G. Stumbo, Treasurer. FIRST SEMES- TER, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Wol- FEDERATION cott, Vice-President; S. Coffee, President; A. Mercer, Treasurer; M. Roberts, Secretary. They must work and they must read, To keep in the scholastic lead. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Nielsen, D. Latt, S. Carr, C. Van Kirk, B. Buckheister, B. Williams, I, Nelson, P. Hartman, D. Sparks, M. Wright, S. Troutt, Y. Greathouse, G. Stumbo, S. Lane, S. Harrison. SECOND ROW: V. Ariaz, D. Swait, G. Rubus, J. Taylor, C. Wolcott, C. Higgins, A. Mercer, D. Kettering, S. Coffee, Mrs. Wood, M. Roberts. THIRD ROW: C. Poynter, J. Starrs, M. Bittencurt, M. Mancin, L. Dillard, M. Wihnyk. FOURTH ROW: A.J. Lea, L. Hook, N. Burk. : No time is better spent than what is laid out for domestic satisfaction. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: M. Flores, SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: P. Gar- President; L. Rivera, Vice-President; L. nett, Secretary; M. Flores, President; L. Pinto, Historian; S. Hall, Secretary; S. Pinto, Historian; Mrs. Delgado, Advisor. Roberts, Treasurer; S. Throop. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: P. Gonzales, P. Garnett, S. Youngland, S. Hall, S. Amesquita, K. McCann, R. Faller, M. Gonzales, Mrs. Delgado. FRONT ROW: H. Doolittle, T. McClellan, J. Andres, S. Roberts, P. Fiedler, S. Clark, K. Turmer, L. Pinto, M. Flores, S. Clark. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES You can please all of the people some of the time, and some of the people all of the time, but not all the peopleall of the time. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Roberts, Speaker Pro Tem.; K. O'Kelley, Secretary; L. Baird, Par- liamentarian; D. Dysart, Sepaker of House. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: A.J. Lea, N. Sanford, M. Mech, S. Holton, D. Murphy, W. Smith. THIRD ROW: L. Baird, M. Farris, D. Ruple, S. Clark, R. Escovedo. SECOND ROW: D. Dysart, L. Leonard, R. Hasenp flug, B. Ritz, M. Keller, FIRST ROW: K. O'Kelley, D. Roberts, J. Fisher, B. McConnell. + is THE MEDICAL CLUB TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Roberts, A. Truscott, Mrs. Romberg, N. Law, T. Ley, T. Todd, R. Garner, L. Ro=- gers, S. Berger, N. Hendrickson, M. Mancin, K. Meeh, S. Lane, S. Harrison. FIRST ROW: L. Weisenberg, D. Ruple, A. Stevens, S. Swope, D. Callahan, P. Poynter, R. De Lorme, I. Lewis, T. Millican, M. Langolf. — THE SPANISH CLUB TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Ledig, N. Buckheister, D. Sparks, K. O'Kelley, S. O'Neill, N. Pike, N. Watson, Ts Cota, C. W olcott, M. Wihnyk, J. Stanke, J. Johnson, G. Groves, E. DaVall, D. Swaite. FIRST ROW: S. Anderson, F. Coffey, D. Gueorev, Mrs. Harris, S. Swope, S. Edmundson, L. Laws, S. Mercado, L. Shelton, B. Pryor. 73 LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: D. Dorr, L. Pinto, J. Taylor, M. Mancin, D. FRONT ROW: N. Berk, S. Rumore, J. Denham. CHORUS Songs are the vocal portraits of Banning's Chorus. Ruple. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Mr. Naylor, J. Taylor, D. Lightell, L. Pinto, A. Hughes, M. Mancin. MIDDLE ROW: R. Fisher, D. Dorr, K. Hernandez, S. Berger, D. Ruple, I. Fritsch, F. | ROW: E. Dove, N. Berk, S. Rumore, L. Blair, J. Denham. 74 Walklin. FRONT | lies ss —Ja va fC . ok on Vee: ss 7 Bak Ye NOR | — — (4g m, re : ACORN 4 —— A gad KEN, ue ee SGA — SES Je Friday Night's Dream On Saturday Told. Queen, David Bischke crowns Connie Weed. HOMECOMING [he hard working cast and crew of the Junior Play. North Pole? ! Why, Nancy, is there anything I can do? JUNIOR PLAY “BOY WANTED” Margaret. . . . . . Gere Stumbo ties. ey ies a ea ee eee Cynthia tes ek . Jayne Starrs Adele. . . . . Beth Williams Maney... .. � « Ingrid:Nelson Jeanne Taylor Robert Hartsfield Bonnie Trimble Mrs. Holmes. . Prof. Drake Miss Francis . Bide: aoe On Ce RPO Swope Mrs. Flynn Evan Maxwell Harold Rollins Jeff Foster Mrs. Hill. Candy Krieger Bee np ke up we, eee Og BORE Rodney Tipton . . Lawrence Pendleton Mr. Rollins Wes Stonebreaker Mrs. Rollins . .Pauline Garnett We. Hill... . . «w «Tom Tetzlaff Well, Cynthia, I guess we misjudged Rodney. I'm not myself at all today. Wack-a-do! Wack-a-do! All out for curtain call. SENIOR PLAY Oh you kid and a razz “TURN BACK THE CLOCK” Mr. Arthur Palmer . Mrs. Anna Palmer . Sally Palmer. Johnnie Stone Evelyn Palmer Charlie Hill . Hilda . Larry Palmer. Irene Isherwood. Maybelle Harrison . Ollie Bannister . Babs Bannister Chubby Bascombe Phyllis McSorley Teen-agers at party Allen Leeper, -a-mMma-taz; Don Hildreth . Carol Wolcott Martha Wihnyk Dan Reddington Connie Weed Jack Timmel Billie Weber .Morton Courtright . Marjorie Roberts Mary Bittencurt . Delton Dysart : . Judy Myers . Graham Holland Joanne Haskill Norma Law, Georgia Allen, Ronnie Faulkner, Jack Murphy I! Watch the birdie?? Mr. Palmer...the icebox. Where's your uke, Larry? é ’ Hello Charley...sweets!!! SPORTS ee VARSITY FOOTBALL In this battle for survival, Two teams striving for the title, They fought and they fit, And they scratched and they bit. Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning G. Rohrig 7 Coach Wilson SG 6 6 @ � a Mo leigetnrene 74) Oe coteo ee ote 2) O.... +... « Hemet 18 Swait goin’ for a touchdown. 1S. « a or we a sBeoumonE Ie i ore i ap vucarba: 10 38 . . . Twenty Nine Palms 12 Is = o-t. � sPalerSperings. 73 LE 5 Big se a oe IAI pS Piste w dooachella 221 H. Aguilar L. Arreola Coach Sisk B. Dailey D. Devoist Fisher J. . Gambrall R. Hasenpflug G. Keeton T. McCann J. Marquardt A. Medran D. Merrill W. O'Dell L. Pehau A. Rice D. Roberts G. Stewart E, Swait J. Timmel J. Walker T. Warren O. Whitham ee - S eg =) ine (wes ee “ Bes Is he for real? One down; one to go. Swait comin’ through. BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Hartsfield, S. Holton, R. Bridges, T. Porter, S. ee L. Nielsen, L. Rogers, K. Oistad, K. Shelton, S. Skeeters, S. Myser, G. J. V. FOOTBALL JN ILEAG 29 Palms 0 Coachella 7 Palm Springs 18 Indio 6 UE SCORES Banning Banning Banning Banning Bullock, T. Miles, J. Holland, Coach Johnson, L. Shearer, J. bell, K. Love, R. Starling, J. Wiggins, D. D. Adrian, T. Wages, G. Stewart, D. Latt, R. Garcia, R. Fisher. Tamulonis, Brooks, ae Sidewalk Superintendents... Rios, E. Martin, R. Edmundson, C. Van Kirk, Fitch, J. Olvera, Coach Burk, R. Ramirez, G. Campbell, R. Camp- Lopez, G. Beach, P. Weis, P. Thompson, J. Harvey, G. Rubus, T. Patrick, B. Stonebreaker, Manager | Camera Shy D. Baxter D. Brown S. Fitch T. Garner R. Grant P, Hartman R, Horstman G, Kauber E. M artin E. Miller siliad 4 { q te wea { , Y a { Hy BY , . : 87 J. Timmel BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Burk, S. Fitch, J. Timmel, E. Martin, P. Hartman, J. Pellum, D. Baxter, T. Wages, B. Stonebreaker, R. Grant, G. Kauber, E. Swait, D. Brown, E. Miller, T. Garner. Baxter in for a lay-up AXA $ SSL; 4 CONGRATULATIONS!!! A LEAGUE SCORES Yucaipa 29 Palms Palm Springs Indio Coachella Yucaipa 29 Palms Palm Springs Indio Coachella TO RIGHT: Re Wimbish, L. W. Hartsfield, A. Evans, Coach Wilson. Rogers, R. 3anning 3anning 3anning 3anning 3anning Banning 3anning 3anning 3anning Banning Anderson, P. The Varsity culminated the season by making it a clean sweep in every category of the championships in the new DVL league for the first time in Bannings history of athletic accomplishments!!! B LEAGUE SCORES Yucaipa 29 Palms Palm Springs Indio Coachella Yucaipa 29 Palms Palm Springs Indio Coachella Thompson, S. Carr, R. Starling, S. 3 anning Banning Banning 3 anning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning 3anning Holton, R. ——— LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Rubus, R. Garner, R. Lopez, J. Thomas, B. Laws, R. Edmundson, J. Holland, R. Campbell, C. Van Kirk, G. Campbell, B. Ritz, Coach Lawrey, Manager R. Bridges. C LEAGUE SCORES Coachella 24 Banning So Yucaipa 30 3anning 33 = 29 Palms D 3anning 3 C D BASKETBALL Palm Springs a 3anning Sar Indio Bal Banning 34 The basketball crown will shine high and D LEAGUE SCORES . bright, as long as we have the C D cham- Coachella 23 Banning 24 e ic Yuesips 91 Janning 36 pions of 1960 to take their place as future 29 Palms ae 3anning 27 Broncos. Palm Springs 23 Banning 3] Indio 24 Banning 33 sae 88 430, LER E eTO RIGHT: R. Heckman, K. Love, R. Garcia, . Wolfington, R. Faulkner, W. Smith, - Macias, C. Johnson, . Noble, Py Patton, D. Skeeters, - soe tNiy Py RG v M. Lopez, R. Phinney, Coach Lawrey, Manager, R. Bridges BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Johnson, Rk. Fisher, J. Marquardt, P. Weis, R. Knoedler, G. Keeton, D, Reddington, W. Gilpin, H. Hazell, W. Dailey. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Preston, D. Adrian, B. Cook, Nielsen, D. Dysart, D, Merrill, R. Osborne, J. Munoz, R. Weis. Dysart and Keeton show how it's done! WRESTLING They work; they hurt; They tumble and toil. No matter how heavy, They'll always be loyal. TRACK BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Bagley, R. Starling, D. Merrill, T. Wages, D. Roberts, B. Green, W. Anderson, E. Martin, D. Brown, G. Keeton, B. Daily, E. Swait, G. Rohrig, T. Porter, R. Faulkner, C. Sparks, R. Fisher, R. Waters, T. Warren, A. Evans, B. Cook, L. Rodgers, R. Curtis, Mr. Sisk, L. Neilsen, R. Thomas, J. Clinton, J. Holland, B. Day, R. Garner, D. Weis, W. Smith, C. Green, A. Soto. Jack be nimble, Jack be quick... Brown clears the high-jump bar. And the winner... Keeton and Wages run the low hurdles BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Aguilar, pflug, S. Carr, Mr. Wilson. FRONT: Stonebreaker, L. Pehau, C. BASEBALL Coach Wilson D. Reddington, E. Swait, J. Timmel, M. Wimbish, R. Hasen- T. Lyons, G. Campbell, P. Thompson, G. Rubus, R. Castro, W. Van Kirk. Last year's J.V.'s have stepped into the shoes of this Y Pp year's Varsity team to make the summer season complete for our local fans. BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Stewart, G. Brooke, B. Ritz, L. Bullock, K. Ois- Coach Klein Briggs, P. Pz � R. Cam pbell, R. Lopez, J. Wiggins, R. Edmundson, D. Adrian, S. Fitch, , S. Strange, A. Soto, C. Johnson, J. Franklin, B. Phinney, J. itton, R. Faulkner, K. Love. 94 | Thompson runs for home as Carr waits... Lyons and Swait at home base. See Re se Bere Prog 5 BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Crum, R. Hasenpflug, T. Tetzlaff, J. Foster, J. Maple, T. Wages, R. Bridges, E. Miller, J. Wolfington, M. Keller, L. Nielsen, S. Carr, R. Hartsfield, R. Horstinan. BOYS’ TENNIS Keller serves the ball. Miller determines to smash it! Saat ROBERT McCONNELL December 6, 1942 - March 14, 1960 IN MEMORIAM your annucl photographer frnathets tat ce tush y's ) RSS commercial photography camera portraits desert scenes your authorized dealer for: Eastman - Kodak DuPont - Ansco Bell Howell Argus Graflex Polaroid Rollei Exacta six-sixty W. 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