Bellflower High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Bellflower, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1958 volume:

. A f JACKSON BELLFLOWER O SCHOOL presents... o O Annual Staff Page 8 Dedication Page 9 Seniors Page 3 o o °d Oo 0°o a o o O b |gp fe id;::: ; V V: :V. : ;:U:........ ° 0 o° Foreword As another school year comes to an end, each student has many recollections of the year '57- 58. The seniors especially have many memorable experiences to recall. The Treasure Chest is a guide to every student s memories. This year’s senior class was the largest to graduate in the history of Bellflower. Of course, we cannot omit the other classses who, with their aid, made it possible for us to have the largest student body registration in the history of the school. Throughout the existence of Bellflower High School, many achievements have been made for the benefit of the students. As for the '58 seniors, they too have contributed to the progress of their Alma Mater. One of the major developments this year was the three- in-one school system. With this new system it was possible for all students to receive better counseling from the faculty and administrative staff. The newest and most thrilling experience of the year was the dedication of the new Buccaneer Stadium. Although this year’s seniors would have enjoyed the priv- ilege of seeing a swimming pool on campus, it seems it just wasn’t possible. Because of this, the Treasure Chest staff took this idea and the fact that our community is located near a body of water and tried to find a theme. After considerable work and thought, we decided that Under Water would be a fitting theme. We hope that all Buccaneers will enjoy their chest of under- water treasures. Judy Zittel Editor-in-Chief Editor-in-chief Bonnie Kcpner Assistant Editor Dovo Welch Photographer Mf Jt Marguerite Buford Copy Editor, Business Manager P. Carey Faculty Ed. L. Sowell Sports Ed. V N. Jones Sr. Ed. P. Southworth Sports Ed. B. Beaman Jr. Ed. C. Naagtgcboren Activity Ed. J. Trumblo Soph. Ed. C. Reed Photo. Ed. K. Wydeven Frosh. Ed. G. Schaefer Photo. Ed. J. Phares Art Ed. L. Wheeler Photo. Ed. Dedication The Treasure Chest of 1958 takes pleasure in honoring a member of the faculty at Bellflower High School. Since the yearbook theme is Under the Sea, the honored prodagogue is an appropriate selection because of his connection with the sea. This teacher came to Bellflower in 1952 after teaching for a year at Fuller- ton. While in the field of public instruction, this individual has taught General Science, Health, Social Studies, Senior Problems, and American History. He has been a basketball coach and currently is a counselor for School Three. In 1953 he completed the requirements for an administrative credential and received the Master Degree in 1951. Before going into the teaching profession, he was a co%pilot for T.W.A. and is now on leave of absence from the air lines. In addition to this, he is also a Lt. Commander in the Naval Reserve. Almost every week-end you will find him flying at the Naval Reserve Air Station. In his spare time, he is the sponsor of the Skin Diving Club at School. He enjoys such sports as water skiing and skin diving. One of his prize possessions is his boat. During the summer he flies airplanes to and from Catalina Island. He is married and has two children, a girl and a boy. To you, William Brown, we dedicate this '58 Treasure Chest.” 10 Dr. Margaret Orear Assistant Superintendent Mr. Charles Kendle Director of Special Service Dr. C. H. Ozanian President Mrs. Geneva H. Goodba' Vice President Mr. J. W. Holloway Dr. Norman Wampler Superintendent of Bellflower Unified School District Buccaneers Administration This year's student body noticed a great deal of improvement in campus school spirit. One of the reasons for this was the construction of a new foot- ball stadium. All Buccaneers wish to express their apprecia- tion to these individuals who saw the need for this project and who are continually striving to obtain the best for Bellflower students. s 12; 5 5iS§S si i I VV '-V n v Serving to remind you of the faces Jir d this yearbook will grow in richness and rmWnr Treasure Chest. Your faculty and adminis|r®io of the bonds of loyalty between you and ©II fl dip into the Treasure Chest frequently. WeJ«| '-rewarded with pleasant memories. We jfust you will better appreciate the opportunitfg lu way that you endeavored to improve B mfowe. adult you must strive to improve public educati a stronger youth-serving agency year by year. Mr. John Prasch That e ublicjdS ,.s which have made up your school life, or you in years to come. It is truly a Dpes that it will also help to remind yoTT f« School. We hope that you will Rat uach 'time, you do, you will be richly ejpry Time you leaf through these pages edocation has afforded y.ou. In the same |F School VOhile a student here, so, as an In this way our Bellflower High becomes i T School One Miss Gerene Tores, Vice Principal BELLFLOWER ADOPTED SUB-SCHOOL SYSTEM Bellflower High School’s enrollment reached its high- est figure this year with a total of 2,600 students. Be- cause of such a large enrollment, the school adopted a new administrative system. The entire school is divided into three sub-schools, each school having a vice- principal and counselors working in closer harmony. Mr. Richard Robinson, Counselor School Three Mrs. Bernice Carlstedt Vice-Principal It also enables the counselors and teachers to become better acquainted with the students and their problems. When a student enters Bellflower High School, Mr. William Brown he is placed in a sub-school, and he remains in the Counselor same sub-school throughout his high school edu- cation. Secretaries Buccaneers' Personnel Peral Earl Malcolm Freeman Beulah Fuller Claudo Gallipo Edna Harmon i Clyde Hickman Florence Hobbis Minnie Hoekstra Al Kuiker 17 Carol Meredith Ray Moore Goldie Newmon Ida Pitt Hazel Pitt Thelma Scheeter Edla Schnell Thelma Schoenberger Arther Sensei William Sigley Edith Stierli T. Wheeler Harley Whitecomb Harry William Bill Zylstra Faculty Mrs. Juana Acosta Language, AA; BA; MA. Mr. Boyd Applegarth Social Studies BS. Mr. Luther Archer Mathematics, BS. Mrs. Jane Barnes Homemaking, BS. Miss Ethel Berg English, BA. Mr. Robert Bess Social Studies, BA. Mr. Ellis Boden Engliash, BA; MS. Mr. Paul Bowlby Mathematics, BS; MS. Mr. Thurman Brannon Industrial Arts, BS. Faculty Mr. Arthur Brivick Industrial Arts, BA. Miss Irene Cadoret Mr. John Caine Language, BS; BA. Phy. Ed., BS; MS. Miss Maruxa Cargill Language, BS; MA. Mr. William Carnahan English, BA. Mrs. Anita Christensen English, BA; MA. Mrs. Donna Cloninger English, BA. Mr. William Coulson Mathematics, BS. ■ Mr. Kenneth Davis Phy. Ed., BS. 21 Faculty Mrs. Alcha lee Day Homemaking, BS. Miss Barbara Douglass Phy. Ed., BS. Mr. Art Edwards Mathematics, BA; MA. r Mr. Chris Ellis English BS. Miss Louise Felknor Phy. Ed., AB; MS. Mr. Donald Fiebing Social Studies, BA; MS. Mr. Floyd Fithian Social Studies, BA; MA. Mr. Theodore Flint Mathematics, AB; MA. Roughing if af Camp Colby Faculty Mrs. Frances Gough Phy. Ed., BA; MS. Mr. Robert Forester Social Studies, BA; Mr. Sterling Gotlieb Business Education, BS. Mrs. Rhea Gram Phy. Ed., BS. Mr. Marvin Greenwood Mathematics, BS. Mr. Charles Hall Phy. Ed., AB; MA. Mrs. Mary Ann Haney Social Studies, BA; MA. Mr. Wayne Harris Social Studies, BA. Just Plain Punch?? Faculty Mr. Richard Hester Social Studies, BA. Miss Carleen Hugie Phy. Ed., BA. Mr. Len Jablan English, BA; MA. Mr. Ernest Jensen Phy. Ed., AB. Mr. Richard Kalthoff English, AB. Mr. Ken Kamanski Phy. Ed., BA; MA. Miss Anne Keith Homemaking, BS; MA. Mr. Ray King Industrial Arts, BA; MA. Mr. Clifton Laney English, BS. Faculty Miss Nancy Le Corre Health, BS. Mr. Floyd Link Industrial Arts, BVE. Mr. Dwight McCracken Phy. Ed., BA. Mr. Donald McCurdy Science, BS; MA. Mr. Kirk McKeever Health, BS; MS. Mr. Francis McNellis Art, BA. Mr. John Marchak Social Studies, MA. Mr. Clayton Maseline English, BA; MA. Mrs. Helen Meyers Homemaking, AB. 25 Faculty Mr. James Modlin Mr. Marccs Morgan Mathematics, BS; MS. Social Studies, AB; MA. Mr. John Neff Science, AB; MA. Mr. Robert Newmnn English, AA; BA. Miss Amy Oskinia Science, BA. Miss Carmen Osier Health, AB; MA. Mr. Jerry O’Sullivan Language, AB; MS. Mr. Edward Oswalc Science, BS; MS. Faculty Chow Line :V: Faculty Miss Sally Parker Phy. Ed. BS; MS. Mrs. Helen Pendleton Social Studies, AB; BS. Mr. Stanley Porter Music, BA; MA. Mr. George Prince Phy. Ed., BA. Mrs. Jean Redfern Business Education, BA; MA. Mrs. Harriett Riener English, BA. Mr. Wilfred Richert English, BA; MA. Mr. Mel Riggins English, AB. Under Fed. Faculty Mr. Robert Semple Business Education, BS. Miss Freda English, BA. Mr. Brian Sienknecht Social Studies, BA; MA. Mr. Arthur Simpson Science, PHB; PHM. Mr. George Somerindyke English, BA. Mr. Arthur Sorce Social Studies, AA; BA. Mr. Harlan Stamm Mathematics, BE; MS. Mr. William Stamm Industrial Arts, BA; MA. Mr. William Stanley Science, BA; MA. Faculty Mrs. Jean Stevenson Arts Crafts BFA. Mr. Clinton Stine Business Education, BS. Mr. William Stowe Social Studies, BS. Mr. Gordon Thompson Social Studies, AB; BS. Mrs. Ethel Teach Business Education, BS; MS. Mr. Stanley Teachout Science, BS. Mr. Harold Thompson Industrial Arts, BMA. Mr. Donald Titus Social Studies, BA. Miss Virginia Touchton Business Education, BS. 29 Faculty Mrs. Gladys Vaughn English, BA. Mr. Warren Ward Industrial Arts, BA; MA. Mr. David Welch Science, AB. Mr. Jack Wheaton Music, BS; MS. C5 Miss Betty Wilcoxson Mr. George Wright Phy. Ed., BS. Language, AB. Mrs. Elsie Cortez Nurse, RN; PHN. Mrs. Sylvia Ziskind Library Science, BA; MA. Mrs. Nancy Wright Phy. Ed., BS. o o .CARLSON Bill Pope, Sergeant-at-Arms Senior Officers Melrine McCleary, Vice President Senior Sponsors and Mr. Richard Hester Steering Committee Mrs. Helen Pendleton Senior Story The Senior Class of 1958 started the year with a Get Acquainted Dance which was a great success. This dance established a friendly atmosphere which prevailed throughout the year. This year, Senior Square was filled to its fullest capacity, over 400 strong. In February the seniors sponsored the annual Sweethearts' Ball and in March the class started the first Senior Parents' Dance . Then came the end of May and with it brought the last formal event for the class members, the Junior-Senior Prom . The Graduation exercises on June 20 brought to an end the four most important years in our lives. Mr. William Stowe 33 Stanley Alfred Bruce Adams Lurae Ahrendes In this getup, I wouldn't admit who I am cither. Joyce Allen Mike Ambrose Barbara Anspach Carol Arzt David Austin Ron Ayers Carole Bailey Harold Baker Danny Bales Charles Baloga Richard Barber Robert Barnes Hunger tantrums on Senior Square. Clayton Barnett Ronald Bassett Tommy Beard Ann Beason Kenneth Benham Larry Bennett James Benno Judy Blodgett James Bonar Daniel Bower Phyllis Bronson David Brown Nancy Brown Velma Browning Donna Bruins Charles Brust Janet Bucher Marguerite Buford Leslie Burns Ralph Busier Lola Butler William Butler Marilyn Byrd Jerry Caine Chic Callas Bob Campbell Brenda Canada Linda Canfield Phyllis Carry Terry Carlburg Sally Chappelow Barbara Chester Walter Christensen Barbara Christian Charlene Clabby Ronald Clark Robert Coates Catherine Coleman Alan Cool Beatrice Cooper Walter Cover Around the world in one jemcjtcr. James Corbett Sharon Cox Shirley Creighton David Crowe Mary Crump Nte; Gloria Cruz Joan Cunningham Robert Cunningham Beverly Curl Hanging our opponents the Monday after a gome, Dennis Dalsimer Donna Dalton Gladys Davis Ruby Day Neil Davidson Clyde Davis Sharron Day Nancy DeBeauvais Ronald Dedrick Gayle Degen Nestor Delmare Mary Deveney Henry De Jong Carolyn Dever Joyce Dewar Dolores Diaz Linda Dickinson Fay Diotrick Judy Dingwell Jane Dixon Albert Dokter Shelby Dobson Harley Doss Carol Drake Ken Edmunson James Elliott Daniel Ellsberry Larry Emlet Darlene Ensign Joan Eoff Sonja Erickson Vernon Erkes Linda Eynon Roger Falin Deanne Falske 44 James Feddeler Norma Ferguson William Fink Clifford Fellows Judy Ferguson Mary Fitzerald Glenda Fix Larry Flack Douglas Flatebo Buddy Fletcher James Floyd Peggy Forester Gary Freeman Four-score and seven years ago . . Sally Frey Rita Fruwirth Annette Fuller Nancy Gallagher Ronald Ganger Carson German Susann Geschke Lani Ginn Lil Gofflond Gary Golden Oh! This is just too much . . . Linda Griffin Vickie Graven Barbara Haffner Karen Hage Theron Hagen Nancy Ham Joyce Harper Janice Hart Evelyn Harvey William Haskell Richard Hastings Marquita Hatcher Jill Hayes Vernon Heaps Halley Hebert John Hellawell Peggy Helm Lowell Helms Kenneth Herring Rhoney Hill Wes Hill Judy Hufford JoAnn Hoffmann Margaret Hogan Floyd Hogue Joyce Hofer Ray Hull James Holshaf Gerald Janke Marlene Jensen Allen Johnson David Johnson Sue Johnson Sylvia Johnson Virginia Johnson Robert Johnston Keeping our varsity club boys in training. Gilbert Jones Nancie Jones Pat Jones Larry Jongerius Gary Jongsma JoAnn Kautz Stephen Kaz James Kemple James Kennard Shelba King Karen Klein I don't know what he's talking about I ! ! Betty Klingaman Carleen Knauber Marietta Knight Joy Knox Keith Kruse Marilyn Koll Robert Kosters Larry Kooiman Mike Larsen Kenneth Larson Gorden Lasley Evelyn Lawrence Sandra Lowder Gary Lowe Tony Maness Linda Maniquez Bill Marcantel Jackson May Charles McCartney —————----------------------------------------------I Merline McCleary Linda McClure Dorothy McCoy Edna McDonald Gary McDonough Sharon McFaul Daniel McGregor Linda McKinney Herbert Melnikoff Diane Meyer Cecilia Miller Jack Miller Margie Miller Oweda Miller LeRoy Moore Larry Morris Gerry Minor Darwin Mitchell Dee Moss Carol Mueller Randy Mulder Mary Lou Muller Bill, you oct jo juvenile I I I Carol Naahtgeboren Charlene Netherton Carol Nicolson Terry Nishimoto Frank Myllo Lawrence Nelson June Nixon Kay Noland Bob Nyman Loie O'Brien Martin Okuda Three Lost Sheep Barbara O'Keefe Phillip Oram Larry Ortega Evelyn Ozanian Ronnie Paul Alan Peppers La Verne Perry Chesty Peterson Sandra Petrie Robert Petty Pete Pickwith John Pinder Dorothy Pinegar Ray Peterson Judy Phares Yvonne Plooster Fran Pitts Bill Pope Clara Price Claudine Price Marie Price Jean Prucha Phyllis Pulkrabek Michael Putmon Bill Putren Linda Queen Wayne Rains Albert Ramirez Jim Reel Paul Reichard Pat Reinold George Resh Darrel Rexwinkel Merwin Reynolds Marianne Rinehart Kenneth Roberts Edward Robinson Margaret Roehm Norman Rougeau 62 Gary Rowell Donald Saglin John Scarhino Gayle Schaefer Patricia Schara Patrick Schlup Joan Schmidt Mathematical Genius . . . Barbara Shinn JoyLane Showalter Delbert Skinner Diane Skripkus Gloria Sleep Donald Smith Glenda Smith Ronald Smith Jack Springer Rudy Soto Estelle Spangelo William Spencer Carol Stacy Virginia Stearns Harriet Steele Carolyn Stephenson Barbara Stewart Judy Stitler Bonnie Stolher Joann Swartz Loretta Sweeney Janet Teigen Sharon Thompson Waite Thompson Darene Torrence Valerie Trumble Marvin Turnage Robert Tyler Gary Urton Frank Van Der Laan Sue Vender Mey Bob Van Gelder Leona Van Holland Cora Van Hooser Jim Van Mooven Joyce Van Maner Virgil Van Meaveran 68 Bill Van Strein Harry Vaughn Esther Velasco Evalynn Wallace Nancy Walters f Mickey Walton T i i i Brenda Wade Jean Weberg Donald Weeks Mildred Wegner Quentin White Doctor Kinsey Jay here that . . . Ruth Whitley Linda Whittington Nancy Wickwire Mary Wilcox Jacqueline Willett Charlene Williams Daniel Williams John Williams Lee Wilson Margaret Wilson What do you mean I have to go to summer school ? ?? Sheila Wilson Judith Winchell � .V� Paul Yager Ronald Yagle Gaye Yearsley James Yearsley Lawrence Yocam Judy Zittel John Zuidewaart Julia Zwaagstra o o o 72 Row 1: J. Heamen, L. Barton, M. Babbitt. Row 2: B. Knight, G. Scott, P. Kildow, P. B ffalo. J. Jones, J. Leader, P. Beavers, G. Jones. Row 3: M. Anderson, B. Ravera Junior Class Mr. Seinknecht Mr. Morgan This year we elected Bob Ravera as our class president. We decided to be different and change the style of our sweater to a cardigan. We chose mint green as the color. In the usual traditions, we put on a Sweater Swing during the month of November. The Junior-Senior Prom was a complete success, and will be remembered for a long time by all who attended. The officers arc President, Bob Ravera,- Vice President, Sherry Medley; Secretary, Judy Heaman; Treasurer, Penny Beavers. Row 1: 0. Knapp, J. Sweet, J. Dexter, J. Evers, R. Horth. Row 2: M. Egan, P. Franklin, K. Jackson, G. Burns. Row 1: G. Good, P. Nyenhuis, L. Scarisvrick, M. Rode, B. Brannon. Row 2s D. Scott, C. Weikamp, C. Lynch, A. Howard, L. Spencer, V. Pitt. Row Ii B. Hoyle, G. Lyon, K. Ballestero, B. Saunders, D. Coryell. Row 2: H. Thoman, J. Young, J. Luster, J. VanderPlas. Row 1: E. DeVrees, D. Brazil, D. Dingwell, B. Jack- ton, M. Colgrove. Row 2: L. Given, L. Haugan, S. Holcomb, R. Armttrong. Just throw them in . . . Row I: H. LaMotha, J. McCalister, E. Coleman, V. Smith, B. Shefko, H. Merrick. Row 2: 8. Gal- loughcr, K. Orthloff, S. Spooner, S. Ryan, C. Latino, M. Rohm. Row 1: W. Williams, R. Hegner, J. Marten, M. An- derson, M. Steirli, L. Brink, J. Tjarda. Row 2: K. Dcegan, N. Goetge, E. Brewer, J. Dixon, S. Kemple, J. DcBcauvais. 76 Row Ii E. Bylsma, B. Turner, T. Ohara, M. Smoth. Row 2: S. Bcsser, C. Bright, F. Grilbert, G. Verrichio. Witchcraft . . . Row 1: H. Klenmen, D. Lenoa, J. Rogers, C. Bernnie, D. Heusinkveld, E. Lamb. Row 2: K. Skripkus, M. Sennet, M. Clabby, V. Koske, R. Sfcclo. 77 Row 1: E. Kinney, K. Romsey, M. Bennett, B. Every, Anyone for a hot sandwich . . . M. Foley. Row 2: K. Prigmore, P. Padrick, G. Rex, B. Bortoncelli, K. Kroll, M. Kolsted. Row 11 K. Wydeven, K. Glenn, J. Glenn, G. Geglio, M. Achterhof. Row 2: A. Jackson, B. Rauch, D. Dunkel, I. Miller, $. Mulgolland, C. Drickson. a Row 11 0. Carter, J. Blodgett, 0. Slauson, S. Blodgett, M. Simson. Row 2: J. Leader. P. D Armond, C. Jones, P. Longievan. History exam paper . . . Row I ■. B. Johnson, I. Kehret, S. Schwartz, B. Jones, S. Pcllican, R. Smallwood. Row 2: J. Wilson, A. VanHorn, M. Ployler. C. DePre, L. Canfield. Row 1: J. Brazil, P. Compton, L. Heathshaw, J. Salter, G. Davidson. Row 2: L. Foshee, D. Barron, P. Boggs, H. Teitsworth. Row 1: A. Sontavicha, R. Riggs, J. Crabb, T. Murphy, H. Bader, K. Windes. Row 2: R. Dowdy, G. Bubar, D. Schislor, C. DeKoven, T. Hellawell, D. Berg. Row It S. Craig, D. Bums, N. Chudliosky, D. Mc- Daniel, R. Skale. Row 2: G. Rexwinkle, P. Buffalo, S. Touralehok. M. Pinto. Row 1: B. Attwood. H. Greenawalt, G. VandenBcrg, J. Jensen, B. Stuht, J. Smellen, L Stroup, P. O'Don- nell, P. Gilliam, S. Finney. Safety is our policy ? ? ? Row 1: D. Horriss, G. Allen, F. Crohome, R. Altmyer, J. Borricklow, P. Cliker. Row 2: C. Horvath, H. Huntington, G. Flouton, M. Prictcketf, B. Canfield, C. Bynon, D. Demers. r W 0 o Row 1: M. Tracy, G. DeRochey, S. Jolivette, R. Porter, F. Sparks, G. Gilbert. Row 2: S. Countryman, B. Tressler, L. Mertes, R. Lewis, P. Severs, C. Mason. Anyone knows where Chicago is I! I Row 1: T. Woxman, D. Fiola, K. Oliver, J. Benning- ton, D. Smith, A. Peterson, F. Rasmussen, S. Pinegor. Row 1: J. Roberts, D. Stokes, L. Bell, S. Simpsons, A. Wilson. Row 2: L. Kroll, W. Curfmon, S. Weeks, C. Salerno. Row Is R. Soles, B. Bowmen, J. Hooklod. G. Boch, School fascinates me . . . D. Jones, B. Davis. Row 2: B. Tobias, J. linder, B. Porter, K. Tutor, J. Moness, B. Milard. Row Is A. Sprong. P. Cox, L Logalla, D. Findley, D. Robbins. Row 2s I. Thieboind, H. Bremer, S. Benjestorf, B. Knight. Row 1 s B. Pendleton, P. Glines, P. King, I. Morris, J. Rector. Row 2: M. Price, S. Farrar, A. Austin, R. Burgess, J. Jolly, S. Blodhett. Row 1: D. Moore, D. Teers, L. Beatty, L. Conova, G. Sloven, C. Copeland. Row 2: D. Lawson, D. Keigh, B. Goshert, T. Wright, C. Barenger, M. Harpan, J. Jones. Row 3: D. Ward, D. Dordy, L. Perrin, J. Kidd. I'll reserve this seat for you next year . . . Row Is L. Morang, S. Ricker, J. Periest, B. Craft, J. Visscr. Row 2: S. Van Kekerix, C. VonFleck, P. Kildow, R. Imgard. C. Austin. Row Is D. Wicks, T. Hilling, J. Riddell, D. Welch, A. Townsher. Row 2: K. Delong, D. Scotfield, S. Sabota, G. Scott. F. Staper. I'll toko the Giont Economy size . . . Row Ii J. Koller, D. Doss, B. Wolloce, D. McMillan, L. Dedrick. Row 2: R. Day, G. Davies, M. Deem, B. Burton, T. Rippee. Row 1: B. McLaughlin, D. Black, B. Wiltjer, H. Jiles, J. Fcluis, C. Cunningham. Row 2i P. Cigsgrivem, J. Moore, J. VanGore, B. May, B. Temple, D. An- derson. Row Is L Wheeler, R. Jones, A. Delong, D. Watson. Row 2: 8. Pes- queivo, L Sowell. S. Mongold, I. lyor, L Barton, R. Poton. I'll be the belle of the ball I I I Row Is J. Eubank, G. Shipe, K. Mulder, J. leishman, R. Ramey. Row 2: J. Nealon, M. Whittaker, M. Manes, G. Wollendol, L. Haywood. Row li D. MandcrMcr, C. Algor, S. Hemmingson, M. Davidson. Row 2: R. Pcpperdine, S. Spry, L Matthews, J. Ensign. v '0 0 ■. U : t A real serious history class. Row I: T. DeGuilio, C. Brink, M. Hage, G. Millette, E. Hutcheson, D. McNaught. Row 2: A. LoPoz, E. Lorshow, R. Sajler, B. Wall, M. Carter, J. Trumble, J. Lind. Row 1: F. Rusk, B. Stanfield, L. Lyon, B. Shuster. Row 2: L. Squibb, G. Rickey, B. Warren, M. Seinatra, D. Roth. Row Is J. Kay, D. Lindsay, S. Bowen, D. Knowles, B. Jchnsonbolgh. Row 2: M. Potts, B. Kepncr, B. Murphy, S. Richcson, B. Warnc. Glue it only a nickel here. Row 1: B. Srynt, D. Hett, T. Woodt. Row 2: B. Lusk, G. Thompson, S. Billing, G. DeFieldt, R. Allen, B. Smith. Row 1: J. Holmes, A. Mcllrec, R. Thompson, J. VanDcr- Mey, S. Grccnbrth, Y. Norman, C. Johnson. Row 2: C. Lesher, K. Taylor, S. Berkgoff, L. Frazior, H. Jacobs, K. Poison. 88 Row 1 M. Greitel, 0. Elliott, D. Husinkveld, D. Blunk. It won't balance . . . Row 2: P. Edwards, D. Monalam, C. Williams. Row Ii P. McNakky, C. Hruska, B. Wynn, G. Jones, R. Lewis. Row 2: J. Black, C. Storris, B. Jones, A. tee, J. Roikcr. Sponsored by ... Lynn Hawkins Studio, Your Senior Photographer Row li K. Messer, B. Heckhox, J. Fix, M. Evans, K. Starks. Row 2: J. VonZuyen, S. Olds, C. Harrell, M. Portor, A. Johnson. C O 89 Row Is M. Groble, N. Robert . M. Koljtead, M. Peiksmo, G. Littlefield. Row 2s J. Aghorf, J. Mecham, K. Hooker, D. VanPorter, C. Pollner, G. Irrvgrom. O o Row Is T. Duncan, J. Plooster, S. Stone G. Heetenmele. J. Donat, J. Kelly. Rov 2: R. Dummor, G. McDonole, K. Baldly A. Hackie, C. Davidson. J. Conn. Sponsored by .. . . A'. Dyer, Inc., Chrome Plating. Paramount Row Is B. Sheets, R. Smith, L. Walker, P. Stwber, A. Collie, R. Allon B. Currie. Row 2: J. Randolph, M. Babbitt, J. Andrews, J. Brewster, R. Tobertson, C. Cook, J. Chorpenmng. ?ow 1: T. Thibldeaux, 0. Black, L. Cottin, I. Fillirs. Row 2: I. Dedrick, T. Rippee, I. Sowell, J. VonGoor, M. Carney, I. Von sperin. Sponsored by .. . Thompson s Furniture, 16411 Bellflower BlvdTorrey 6-8211 Row 1: R. Clork, C. Cunningham, R. lelond, B. McLaughlin, I. Burman. Row 2: B. Turner, M. Smith, D. Doss, B. Turner, F. Gilbert, S. Day. Row 3: M. Rulla, J. Moore, B. Temple, D. Anderson. Row 1: M. Deem, S. Verreehia, R. Wal czok, D. McMillan, J. Templeman, K Davis, L. Brink. Row 2: J. Fells, C. Bruinc F. Worcester, G. Button, B. May, S. Era! Sponsored by ... Lynn Hawkins Studio. Your Senior Photographer Have some caviar ? ? ? o Mr. Source The Sophomores did many things this year. One of the things was selling mums for the homecoming game. The mum sales were a huge success. The class also sold candy canes at Christmas. The traditional Sophomore week was held and was ended with the usual Sophomore dance which was decorated with their colors of Red and White. A queen was also chosen. Sophomores The officers are President, Bill Tucker; Vice President, Eddie Brewer; Secretary, Carol Schmidt; Treasurer, Sandy Hauser. Row Is R. Crocket, A. Baker, B. Tucker, B. Brewer. Row 2: M. Harfcnbergcr, D. Donahue, S. Sauser, M. Moore, C. Schmidt, J. Gray. Row 3: L. Reeves, J. Garfield, J. Allen, E. Holem. 94 Row 1: R. Sallee. I. Hover, L. Smith, D. Kcmbol, J. Bergman. Row 2: S. Blevins, D. Ellioll, R. Cant- rell, D. Barnes, G. Cuninham. Row 1: R. Crasmo, D. Groen, E. McPeak, I. Farrell, D. Deosees, D. Wade. Row 2: S. Vorhecs, W. Warren, C. Braziel, W. Murock, S. lane, K. Gardner. Sponsored by .. . Evelyns Flowers, 16737 Bellflower Blvd. Row 1: W. Davis, L. Clouse, G. Verhoevcn, M. Giles, G. Lucas, B. Flinn. Row 2: J. Grccling, I. Knapp, C. Heinrich, M. Chudilowsky, G. Glover, M. Robinson. Row Is R. Ketring, J. Barbour, P. Blackwell, T. Bau, S. Delong, R. Weidner. Row 2: J. Wotson, I. Step- hen , C. longres , J. Young, C. Powlita. Row Ii J. lee. I. Bybec, R. Verrip� , B. Cool, S. Rohr, M. Vakoc, B. New. Row 2i C. Wieler, B. Jo lin, P. Daugherty, A, Tucker, H. Robertion, J. land. Sponsored by . . . Scotty's 19c Hamburgers, Woodruff and Rosecrans Row 1: J. Teigen, T. Benson, H. Fithian, L. Crab- tree, C. Brakeniiek. Row 2: P. Carmichael, H. Smith, C. Head, J. Wotson, D. Schmidt, E. Doerr. Stop the clock . . , Row li K. Collin� , J. Baumgartner, G. Landiem, L. Thoma� , C. Hamilton, S. William, A. Kncuger. Row 2i P. Bau, S. Cole� , L. Pearce, C. Parker, S. Hunt- ington, D. Dupre. Row 1: T. Robin� on, C. Burgre� � , R. Stin- � on, D. Arm� trong, W. Yearley. Row 2: J. DelMedico. M. Moore, P. John� on, D. Dintelman. Sponsored by . . . Barlhas Donuts, 16717 Bellflower Blvd. Row 1: S. Colcgrovc, J. Karjemeyer, J. Hur t, B. Birdwell, D. Urton, E. Vanderpol. Row 2: R. Amaro, L. Gilbert, D. Koll, B. Ri� h, A. Carrizota, I. Cri� p, C. Winter� . Print ihop worker� . . . Row It W. Jensen, J. McCoy, I. Mizar, R. Brink, B. Altizer, B. May, R. Crane. Row 2: D. Douglas, I. Emerson, J. Duncan, D. Verdoliva, G. Dunkel. M. Benoit. Row 11 B. Bourgoine, C. Swinford, R. Miller, G. Smith, R. Bosch. Row 2: K. Fitzgerold, C. Sanborn, K. Skow, S. Cox, P. Macculey. Sponsored by . . Bellflower Stationers, Inc., 16411 Bellflower Blvd. Row It J. livesy, K. Tex, W. Baum, L. Tey. Row 2: M. Garnoss, R. Barka, M. Heusinkveld, M. Nelson, J. Armstrong, B. McCIcary. ,t ' O' 'V J U Arc you jure this con be translofed . . . Row 1: J. Schiff, G. Horkemo. B. Rote, I. Schlup, D. McCormick. Row 2: D. Lewellyn, E. Worker, R. Wclleck, K. Berroy, C. Cantrell. Row 11 D. Harris, D. McDaniels, B. Sanson, D. Warren, B. Thome. Row 2: D. Storuis, K. Noll, G. Mullins, C. Tyler, D. Dougherty, F. Babajian, S. Johnson, G. Bunbar, N. Tatum. Sponsored by . .. Powder Puff Beauty, 9713 Center Street Row Is D. Swensson, R. Crockett, S. lesth, J. Goy- etfe, S. Sowell. P. Rine. Row 2: R. Widen, S. Hauser, K. Grubb, D. Burkert, P. Rowlond, R. Dougan. Row 1: R. Simpson, D. Hoffmon, C. Molmberg, F. Butler, G. Colguhoun, D. Carkgrff. Row 2: J. Stock, P. Coole, C. Robin- son, E. Brink, M. Duggs, R. Ellison. Row 1: J. Fleoger, H. Tolen, J. Storey. B. Bruins, S. Farrow. Row 2: R. Amoro, P. Black, J. Frazier, P. Micle, P. Arnome, D. Vanderpol. Sponsored by .. . Wondcr Shops, 16517 Bellflower Blvd. Row 1: G. Ridgel, J. Eogle, W. Skinner, I. Watson, A. Bakker, S. Miller. D. Kurty. Row 2: B. Meekins, M. Dioz, J. lopoy, M. Merker, J. Hunter, S. Nob- left, C. Ellis. R. Seeds. That's the thing-a-ma-gig . . . Row Ii L Overholtzer, K. Anderson. D. Phillips, J. Pairish, B. Birdwell, B. Cox, L. Watson. Row 2: F. Hird, D. Copeland, D. Warren, P. Horton, S. Briggs, E. Sanchey. Row 1: S. Ambrose, S. Weidmonn, C. Walsh, G. Cleavor, D. Brick, L. Stiorli. Row 2: A. Tranthom, T. Scnaofcr, J. Young, P. Hendrickson, D. Ashby, L. Fiolds. Sponsored by . . . Schaafsma brothers. General building Contractors Row 11 G. Sherman, E. Hermes, S. Steck, B. Peirce, D. Nachion, R. O'Conner, J. Price. Row 2: D. Sng- man, J. Youlst, N. Curie, N. Jallene, A. Oliver, J. Short. This stuff really sends me . . . Row 1: G. Spookier. D. Hoik, P. Pavlock, J. Whitney. I. Austin, R. Noteboon. Row 2: S. Long, C. Ernsburg. er, J. Cook, M. Johnson, G. Hugles, S. O'Neil, W. Shrltr Row 1: J. Ahrends, J. Hillman, A. Culver, 8. Day, D. Corlock, D. Gillian. Row 2: S. 8rowning, A. Brown, D. Donohue. A. Boyd, S. Gosbar, D. Ham. Sponsored by .. . Bryan Cleaners and Dyers, 97SI East Oak Street Row 1: K. Eiticn, D. Briddle, L. Doctor, $. Deal, F. loster. Row 2: K. Thornbrugh, P. Seemoro, L. Reeves, M. Greenhaw, R. Bycr. Row 1: J. Hillman, D. Richards, K. Davey, E. Smith, J. Garfield, J. Brouwer, R. Crabb. Row 2: S. Garside, C. Gravening, B. Axo, P. Nunnoly, J. Baker, B, Ver- kot, K. Cox. Row I: B. Corbitt, C. McDowel. H. Henderson, 0. Mail, R. McNaley. Row 2: S. McGumery, S. Mcginty, B. Adams, J. Lewis, J. Mulvaney, E. Waxmon, I. Albucho. Sponsored by . . . Jans Sportswear, 16507 Bellflower Bird. Row 1: M. Ensign, P. Marutzky, N. Wallace, I. Brnoy, M. Dccesare, B. Beecher. Row 2: L. Wallace, H. Haskcl. J. Baker, C. Malabicky, J. Shepard. Row 1: W. King, J. Wheeler, J. Volcntine, E. In- grim, S. Kohl, F. Holcomb, C. lomol. Row 2: D. Smith, M. Phelps, L. Amolong, J. Timmey, J. Bron- gcr, I. Watson, 0. Fillius. Row 11 D. Davis, D. Kelly, A. Rico, D. Somson, J. Dayton, G. Siehndell, R. Fcdcrly. Row 2: R. Gerdes, P. Bonamimio, P. Walker, S. Wilson, J. Andrews, D. Bobcot, R, Robinson. Sponsored by . . - Earle's Store for Young Men. “First in Quality and “Fairest in Prices” Row 11 R. Whuler, A. Zinn, K. Erewin, P. Saley, H. Bonott, R. Gromnes, B. Raines. Row 2: B. Meekins, J. Honter, S. Noblett, C. Elies, R. Seeds. Row Ii J. King, J. Sly, L. Fedde, A. Cline, H. Rigg, D. Landis, L Beck. Row 2: R. Flum, J. Mathews, T. lopp, T. Gavett, J. Holfacre, M. Murdock. Row 1: M. Mortin, T. Feenster, M. Huetenberger, A. Feringo, P. Aldridge. C. Atkinson, B. Copelan. Row 2: L. Wallace, D. lewellyn, C. Winters, S. Gutheys, N. Billings. M. Barnes, S. Dougherty, S. Mog. Sponsored by .. . Reed's Appliances, 9737 E. Flower. Torrcy 7-2488 9 Row 1: S. Hunter. R. Motts, L Rooker, T. Johnson, B. Ryan, S. Siersna, S. Wilson. Row 2: S. Elliot, D. Simmon, K. Potty, R. Flum, S. Lambert, C. Kerar, S. Mocobe. Row I: B. Huff, K. Bastion, K. Williams, J. Huttinstine, M. Kotrba, H. Hunes, K. Williams. Row 2: R. Fortune, G. Simpson, E. Peery, D. Mchinty, P. Wohlford, A. White, B. Foldy. Sponsored by . . . W. T. Grant Co., 17450 Bellflower Bird. Row lt C. Partridge, N. House, R. Cleveland, S. Brown, Rose. Row 2: J. Shop, T. Mecun, M. Cum- mingham, J. Colserone, T. Harmon. This is a basketball ? ? ? o Row 1: D. Woods, M. Mulver, C. Tollos, D. Griffin, B. Wolfsburgh, R. Miller, A. Austin. Row 2: K. No- lond, G. Brombey, J. Jones, J. Woy, S. Walthall, J. Butler, K. Mallette. Row Is T. Koch, C. Andrews, N. Thomp- son, N, Brcssc, A. Freeman. Row 2: J. Zyuzok, J. Neill, J. Wilhelm, L. Clark. Sponsored by . . . Miriam's Fashion House, 17420 Belly owe r Blvd., Rosecrans and Woodruff Row Is 0. Canas, B. Vanduser, R. Stearns, R. Whitt, D. Cooper. Row 2: B. Thormohlcn, J. Danielson, B. Groen, F. Hinderson. This is art 7 ? ? Row 1: D. VandcrLoon, H. Shoffroth, G. Snclson, R. Rouce, A. DeShoze. Row 2: L. Whaley, C. Salter, C. Crobb, S. Holloway. K. Zimmerman, L. Purdy, C. Matthias. Row 3: R. Stienbaure, J. Smith, J. Warner, P. Vochol Row Is J. Crafts, T. Rielly, L. Brewer, S. Hieney, J. Fletcher, S. Porter. Row 2: P. Harrington. S. Hinders, C. Davis, B. Vorbol, E. Cluney, J. Johnson. Sponsored by . . . Charlie Grose's Shoe Box, 16624 Bellflower Blvd. Row I: B. Pope. W. Posterski, J. Jones, R. Klien. Row 2: J. Goosin, L. Kocher, B. Johnson, C. Merideth, J. Gray, L. Gutherie, A. Cornelson. What do you mean I failed Drivers Ed. ? ? ? in Row Is J. Low, D. Moore, T. Nortbocotc, J. Horne. Row 2: R. Sabo, S. Lentz, S. Routlcdgc, S. Helm. Row 1: J. Morris, D. Sjonsvy, M. Vernon, C. Thelen. Row 2: B. Pieray, B. Walker, K. Briggs, M. Mathews. Sponsored by . . . Thompsons Furniture, 16411 Bellflower Blvd., Torrey 6-8211 Row Is L. Finkley, P. Wilson, S. Mini, P. Thwrshon, M. Harper. Row 2: T. Carey, C. Anderson, M. Mitchell, C. Poison D. Baloga, R. Riley, T. Largcnf. French or Spanish . . . it's all Greek to mel r i' Row 1; B. Deleeuw, G. Houson, B. Hop, B. Elliot, V. Dixon, D. Romey. Row 2: J. Beord, D. Slowton, M. Couover, J. DcnBeste, T. Craig, S. Hordie. Row 1 s E. Clieney, D. Degon, J. Comp- boll, R. Cottrell, M. Coons, J. Ancerson. Row 2: L. Anodrill, I. Amoot, N. Benno, D. Abcrcronbie, V. Tietsworth, J. Adermann. Sponsored by II. E. Dyer, Inc., Chrome Plating, Paramount Row 1: D. Cooper, M. Moody, J. Stienman, R. Este� , N. Stroch, R. Vokes. Row 2: C. Schmidt, J. Sokes, J. Wild- mon, B. Hart, G. Rost. Row Is D. Ensign, R. Smith, L. Carper, L Holhesay, S. Clifton, P. Hanson. Row 2: P. Sanchez, R. Ferguson, N. Jones, N. Logan, B. Cooley, B. Tucker. Sponsored by . . Poufs Sportswear For Men and Boys, 17446 Bellflower Blvd. Row Ii R. Bovg, K. Byrd, G. Sneker, A. Cornelson, R. Burnett, H. DeGroot. Row 2: E. Brondemarte, J. Dixon, S. Bowman, S. Brown, P. Berrer, L. Bemis. Typical Photo I Picture . . . Row 1: R. Sonioro, T. Hinde, R. McDowell, B. Flocker, T. Snip, L. Owings, K. Madvornick. Row 2: V. Anfz, B. Dovenporr, S. Scanlon, K. Clay, V. McCurdy, C. Washchcck, S. Wrotcn, G. Guttierez. o Row 1: J. Fall, D. Toombs, S. Evans, D. Holen, D. Kerns. Row 2: J. Davis, J. Dinder, B. levy, C. lotshow, J. Wilson, L. Cummings. Sponsored by . . . Bea’s Thrift Shop, 9754 Flower Street Row 1: K. Thorbuough, D. Maison, J. Allen, P. Seymore, I. Reaves, M. Greenhaw, D. Byer. Row 2: A. Eilzen, D. Greitl, I. Dokter, S. Deoi, F. laster. 112 Row 1: B. Thoideu, C. King, T. Headly, M. Klarcn- beck, G. Garrett, D. Seavcy. Row 2: J. Matlock, T. Slottcrbeck, G. Ott, B. leader, C. Holden, R. DcRood. Row 1: D. Myers, B. Divers, B. Wilder- moth, V. Cook, R. Doelstra. Row 2: J. Heckcr, J. Horney, L Helm, A. Bonkcs, B. Croft, M. Whittaker. Sponsored by . . . Cost-Less Drug, 10116 Rosecrans Avenue Row Ii J. Eddy, W. Douglas, K. Nelson, P. Carey, P. Martin. Row 2: M. Wells, B. Carpenter, A. Kooiman, W. Diehl, S. Wil- liams, S. Cline, C. Jones. Informal Drama rehearsal . . . Sponsored by . . . Perry's Furniture, 17047 Bellflower Blvd. 114 I'm stumped . . . The officers were. President, M. Robinson; Vice President, S. Ding- well; Secretary, S. Christiansen, and Treasurer, 8. Doktcr. Freshmen After much confusion with their arrival at a campus larger than those of which they were accustomed the Freshmen were the guests of the Senior Class at the Get Acquainted Dance. The Class bnefited as they met other new students and soon realized their importance as compared to that of the upper- classmen. Fewer activities were held this year than by previous Freshmen Classes because of the competition from upperclassmen as well as the increased num- ber of students enrolled. This will be the last of the larger Freshmen Classes for Bellflower, due to the fact, next year, a split will result from the building of the new Mayfair High School. Mr. Forester Mrs. Haney 1 16 Row 1; S. Scott. L. Phillips, A. Perry, M. Heincy, L. Woolum. Row 2: L. Stewart, J. Kanossi, J. Neal, S. Biddie, P. Talbat. Row 11 D. Jackson, P. Burney, L. lutrario, C. Price, T. Sontavicca, P. Carlson. Row 2: K. Johnson, K. Free, D. Alfonse, D. Davis, J. Walker. Row 3: J. Davidson, B. Lindley. Row 1: H. Ferguson, E. Chose, C. Bridges, P. Baker, L. Hooser, J. Mozurcdk, B. Cooper. Row 2: C. Jones, M. Hough, J. Huostone, D. Ayers, A. Canas, S. Gorgen, B. Hahn, B. Hawthorne. Sponsored by . .. Chris August Chevron Station, Woodruff and Center, Torrcy 6-8715 The teacher must be near . . . Row 1: L. Smith, P. Riley, K. Fix, B. Brunette, M. Martin, S. Stevens, T. Tiffany. Row 2i W. Hersey, C. Reoper, K. Miller, C. Collin� , L. Arrhjtrong, P. Yocum. M. McCracken, S. Cox. Row 1: M. Swift, M. Meeker, M. Barengcr, R. Haley, L. Cool. D. Brown, R. Hill. Row 2: C. Fuller, A. Adonto, B. Brown, K. Joeger, P. Fippc, 0. Hitonimut, K. Blodgett. J. Childers. This doesn't happen very often . . . Sponsored by . . Sylvia's, 16701 Bellflower Blvd. 1 18 Row 1: G. McClintic, J. Corter, G. Kutz, P. Douglas, G. Brock, V. Edwards, H. Philips. Row 2: J. Cantrell, R. Johnson, C. Hall, S. Runon, P. Cover, B. Pitts. Row I: T. Lamb, L. Neal, C. Manes, P. Shuber, J. Meredeth, E. Hoar, B. Dokter. Row 2i J. Wink, L. Wcssells, P. Smith, K. liblcn, S. Jolliff, J. Scott. Row 3: M. McWhirt, G. light, B. Phines, N. Willis, C. Parker. Row 1: C. Jaszarowski, C. Raphael, K. Green, S. Prall, J. Simmons. P. Talbot, P. Roberts. Row 2: L Warren, I. Green, D. Steadman, C. Johnson, J. Hutchinson, D. Richesin, K. Leinen. Row 3: M. Mc- This is fun . . . Evoy, M, Martin, B. Sinclair, J. Matson, C. Nickel. Sponsored try .. . Holiday Cleaners. 17034 South Relljlotver Rlvd. Row 1: P. Poelstrin. E. Burgin, J. Gooch, J. Hamil- ton, P. Smith, R. Davidilike, R. Wostbrook. Row 2: J. Wilson, I. Davis, I. Oban, C. Wood. I. Strother, B. Thurman. Row 1: R. Gunderson. V. Schlup, D. Ensign, B. Daley, Funny thing it works ' . . . H. Howser. Row 2: D. 8rown, P. Townsand, K. Bari- beou, C. Chester, S. Temple, W. Reudter. Row 1: L. Thomson, B. Chudilowski, L. Boaz, S. Donat. E. Smits, M. Wolker, J. Cheney. Row 2: G. Smith, B. Van Dyke. B. Hedrick, D. Gonzales, G. Padrick, P. Morgan. Row 3: M. Spinelly, E. Buckley. Sponsored try .. . Graham's Bar Iter Shop, 17311 South Bellflower Bird. Row I: B. Paris, D. Holt, B. Earhart, J. lane, J. Colmon. Row 2: A. Flack, I. Hendrickson, A. Euze- bio, J. Beers, L. Davis, H. Eggelston. Row 3: G. Clark, B. lesher, V. Everly. An intelligent volunteer . . . Row 11 B. Hamilton, M. Schnell, T. Charter, B. legure, 0. Showlfer, J. Hilmon, D. Moody. Row 2: J. Butcher, G. Thompson, F. Atchison, I. Hutchinson, D. Gisel, L. Mansell, A. Amiro. Row 1: E. Smith, G. litizzctte, G. Miller, I. Koto, J. Maison, B. Shook, R. Dorman. Row 2: D. Pinto, N. Elliot, L. Browningk, S. Sater, G. Pulier, M. Heincy, E. Louis. Sponsored by . . . Nubel Theatre, 16711 Bellflower Blvd., Torrey 7-1412 Row 1: C. Murray, H. Whitley, M. Winford, J. King, J. Corcoran. Row 2: J. Smith, L. Angel, T. Throme, A. Eubank, J. Sherman, J. Allen, C. Hollis. Row 1: G. Adler, G. Greenhargh, S. Hoffman, T. Dean, K. Williami, B. Duakie. Row 2: AA. Wcstby, A. Paliminious, S. Diver, M. Woodson, L. Gctlys, D. Brown. Row 3: J. O'Neal, B. Crabb, D. Plank, B. Kelly. Row J: K. Vogelar, M. Robinson, G. Proucncher, J. Grien, P. Kafader. Row 2: S. Ybarra, L. Cogburh, P. Koller, J. Jos- eph, P. Huttenmeir, E. Corbett, C. Beoson. Sponsored by ... A-1 Auto Parts Co.. Inc.. Hell flower Blvd. and Center Row 1: B. Gcilhauson, B. Shuster, G. Heib, M. Rish, R. Cope, B. Daugherty. Row 2: J. Petorson, S. Pope, B. Press, G. Dagampat, J. Rudkcr. Well, here goes . . . Row 1: T. louider, M. Liniger, N. Giles, A. Burch, G. Gibson, D. Johnson. Row 2i.H. Rinehart, N. Si- mon, J. Cobb, K. Romsour, J. Porker, D. leuies. Row li H. Phillys, E. Pepsin, B. Boswell. L. Davis, J. Hocks, J. Reiter. Row 2i D. Hoffman, J. VanHood. L. Cloninger, H. Ronircz, J. Sandbery, B. Pallquist. Sponsored by .. . Weisbarts Department Store, 16638 Bellfloiver Bird., To. 7-4607 Row 1: K. Krieger. R. Dovis, S. Jokouepek, S. Whit- ley, G. Nance, B. Perry, J. leedy, B. Paul. Row 2: L. Sposeff. C. Roxwinkle, J. Jones, V. Freeman, M, O'Hara, A Abbey. E. Mastrabaono. Creating a droft . . . Row 1: M. Dvnbor, J. Deuine, W. Hughes, L. Brown, I think this is where BH$ is . . . R. Polnle, N. Jocobs, K. McDonald. Row 2: L Mar- gan, L. Wilson, L. House, M. Tillman, C. Johnson, A. Meyer, J. Finnegon. N. Williams. Row 11 P. Cole, C. Sedlory, D. Hoyle, S. Sterk, L. Stewart. Row 2: C. Rhodes, B. Raines, J. Squib, J. Tolman, J. Winfield, J. Piedlows, D. DeRocke. Sponsored by . .. Johns Mens Store, 16739 S. Bellflower Blvd. Row I: G. Waltz I. Broce, B. Merker, D. Meirovitz, J. Gallup, D. Dedrick, P. Koller. Row 2: L. Koon, C. Barling, R. Hurlbut, S. Knowles, S. Roby, S. Harrix, B. Bloncard. This college moth is tough . . . Row 1: E. Yount, T. Yory, I. Motchum, I. Weidner, P. Wolfer, 1. Woolum. C. Tottersol. Row 2: S. Keef, D. VonGcldcrd, I. Benson, J. Millor, 0. Jentry, E. Sanchoz, J. Middleton. Row 1: G. Hones. M. Gates, C. Sanchez, S. Childor. A. Bakker, B. Colin, T. Pelleon. Row 2: D. Robinson. S. Wilshire, N. Voughn. M. Davis, D. Wright, B. Simpson. Sponsored by .. . John's “Finest in Men's Vcar Row Is S. Kell, S. Glavinitch, H. Lauck, R. Avery, R. Bags. D. Kenny, J. Poole. Row 2: E. Gaska, I. Archer, M. Eillis, R. Wilson, S. Morgan, I. Gantmen, B. Gcter, H. Poison, S. Manly. o Row Is J. Mahlendorf, B. Mordmon, I. Spradking, S. Price, B. Thompson, R. McGowan, L. Walker. Row 2: I. Selby, P. McWhorter, K. Moel, S. Wright, S. Shenk, S. Newman. Row Is 0. Higgins, J. Howe, G. Phillips, L. DeJong, R. VonderMulen. Row 2: P. Sinclair, D. Caveuess, J. Williams, R. VonZurksun, K. Stewart, J. Lemanski, M. Janzenski. Sponsored by Pederson Tire Co., Paramount and Artesia HI ids. Row 1: J. Cox, L. Pinegan, G. Johnson, S. Snyder, B. Nerhenton. Row 2s P. Whitader, P. Whitaker, A. Furher, T. McDowell, J. Perkins, H. Rophel, D. Rog hair. Sore I am studying . . . Row Ii K. Beck, B. Curl, B. Smith. M. Nobler, T. Nelson, D. Cox. Row 2: K. Adorns, G. Selby, F. Meador, G. Manriquez, P. Shaffer, R. Harmon, S. Bell. Row 1: C. Lee, H. Symcorirx, C. Pieksma, S. Hill, G. Jones. S. Biddiek, T. Brechlbill. Row 2: B. McCabe, L. Ritchison, J. John- son, J. Ketring, H. Callolan, M. White, F. Owing. Row 3: R. Cutierrez, J. Brown, C. Herring. Sponsored by .. . Dr. Earle Hoggard, 9810 Maple Ave. Row I: J. Skjonsby. J. Sowycr, R. Peretson, A. Knight, D. Whitney, A. Cavelier. Row 2: L. Bragg, M. Raneriez, D. Sallee. M. Smith, D. Gwinn, C. Mile, J. Buoesder. Row 3: S. Sanborn, D. Hastings, S. Suberi. Using the honor system . . . Row 1: C. Wordwill, J. lenson, R. Peppers, B. Freshmen slove-day . . . Shorp. Row 2: R. Perry, 0. Rogers, S. McMogon, S. Hyde, E. Smits B. Miller, K. Bader. Row 3: R. Marchcrri, M. MacGregan. Row 1: B. Goodman, R. Kennedy, J. Culbertson, D. Bradley. D. Price. Row 2: M. Welly, M. Boye, S. Toot, S. Bledsoe, S. lommon, F. Olivcra, S. DeGidio. Sponsored fry .. . Shcnk Bros. Sporting Goods. 9735 Flower Street Row I: J. Hamilton, J. Hardiva, D. Tuler, J. Blevins, R. Verteeg, J. Sherman, D. Oldenkamp. Row 2: M. Hofstatter, L. Beaman, R. Sorensen, M. Beeson, K. Churan, J. Ellison. G. Glines. v. Closed book test . . . Row Is B. Godnir, G. Vandcrpol, R. Wiekins, F. Goodwin, B. Townsend, M. Soutcr, S. Bouton, S. Mitchell, L. Gorness, B. Ashby. L v Row 1 s M. Read, L. Snow, E. Brown, C. Pierce, A. Perry, S. Schot, A. North, F. Vanlcewan, P. Morris. Row 2: T. Harmon, H. Alberts, C. Porker, I. Vanden- berh. M. Roberts. D. Wilson, B. Campbell. Sponsored by . . . De Jong Sons Hardware, 9826 E. Artesia Row I: D. Findley. P. Fossetf, C. Cawood, D. Dccrr, R. Merrill, J. Schmidt, C. Davidson. Row 2: E. Dvclos, B. Godsey, C. Straun, V. Monroe, L. Fuller, C. Ewing, J. Konasi. Row It C. Reed, J. Neal, R. White, J. Wahner, T. Krais, F. Thomas, K. Dingo. Row 2: J. Neolson, I. Phillip, S. Gray, C. Case, P. Campbell, L. Miller, R. Roper. Quicker than walking . . . Row I: D. Sucevich, J. Gardenhire, G. Tullys, G. Wilderson, C. Schrisider, J. Speirs, M. Cox. Row 2: F. Latino, B. Smith, C. Johnston, L. Honeycutt, L. Solomon, J. Brown, C. Greenhow. Sponsored by .. . Bobbie Lynn Inc., 16542 S. Bellfloiver Blvd. Row Is S. Price, J. Wooten, R. Slater, L. Trask, C. Sims, J. Adler, L. Meekins. Row 2: R. Brown, M. Barker, J. Barker, J. Boisey, E. Latman, R. McPeek, C. Dolter, C. Cole. 130 Row 1: R. Whitney. T. Caine, J. Roper, B. Hoffmer, R. Bunch, R. lunbard, D. Biller, T. Wood, L. Whit- ney. Row 2: T. Conley, H. Johnson, W. Allen, B. Brand, J. Riggi, L. Yores, J. Lively, W. Mills. I am certain Latin is a dead language, cause it sure is killing me . . . Row I: L. Zeck, S. Varderbarg, K. Helver, A. Cram- line, B. Ferguson. Row 2: D. Burde, J. Colgrove, L. Dyson, B. Butler, C. Hill, S. Stwant. Row 3: A. Ansdcll, E. Brackenseik, K. Williams. Sponsored by ... Bobbie Lynn, “Always first with the newest styles.' Go to adjustment just for chewing gum . . . This was definitely a posed picture . . . Sponsored by .. . Add's Linoleum Shop, 9820 E. Maple Ave. You can tell these are freshmen — they arc attentive . . . Athlete of the Year To obtain the honor of Athlete of the Year a boy must be a well rounded athlete. He must possess good sportsmanship, have a satisfactory scholastic record, and display concentrated effort. Our choice for the award this year was born on June 27, 1940, in South Gate, California. Later his family moved to Kansas City, Missouri, where he attended ele- mentary school. When our athlete reached the age seven years, he was stricken with polio. He was in hos- pital for three weeks, and out of school for six months. The affliction incurred some muscular damage to the left foot. Another tragedy in our athlete's life was that at eleven years old he was injured in a shooting accident, which required four major operations. Altogether, our athlete had five operations, but this did not stop him from becoming an outstanding athlete. When the time came for him to enter junior high school, his family moved to Elizabeth, New Jersey. This was where he began his sports activity. During his first year, he was on the swimming and football teams. Just as they began to get settled, they moved to Chamblee, Georgia. As a freshman he was on the varsity football team in which he received a varsity letter. One of his great moments was when he' had the opportunity to play in the same game with his se or brother. In spring he went out :or baseball, playing the position of catcher. He also played on summer baseball teams. When he was a sophomore, his family moved to Arlington, Texas. Because of regulations in Texas, he was not allowed to compete in varsity football?so he played on the B team. Later in the year he joined the varsity basketball and baseball teams, receiving a letter in both sports. He played forward and catcher positions. In the summer of 1956, he was on a summer base- ball team which won the championship of Arlington. At the beginning of his junior year, he joined the varsity football team and received honorable mention and All- League honors besides a letter. He again competed in varsity basketball and received a letter. During the sec- ond semester, his family moved to Bellflower, California. Because of the possibility of moving back to Texas, he did not compete in sports. He played on the varsity football team as a tackle during his senior year. He was selected as Tackle on the All-League Team and was chosen outstanding lineman for Bellflower High School. He played the forward position on the basketball team. During the spring season he played the position of catcher on the varsity baseball team. One of his goals in all his athletic achievements was to live up to records set by his older brother, which in- cluded setting a state record in track. We feel that our athlete has not only accomplished this, but he has sur- passed his earlier goals. His athletic abilities have many times been overshadowed by his personality and sports- manship. Everywhere he has attended school, he has made a fine reputation for himself, yet his humble atti- tude is one of his strongest virtuuj | His plans for the future incluao four years ©f college with the possibility of being a ccach. The college he will enroll in has not been chosen. We feel that what- ever school he attends, he will continue to show the ability he has shown during his last four years. May you, Phil Oram, continue to demonstrate the qualities which won for you the award of Athlete j f the Year 1958. 135 0 0 Queen Kay Murray being crowned by Student Body President Allen Johnson. On October 17, 1937 in Hibbing, Minnesota Kathleen (Kay) Mary Murray was born. She lived there until she was six years old, and then she and her family moved to Bellflower where Kay went to Horace Mann Grammar School for the first, second, and third grades. Then she went to Woodrow Wilson School for the fourth, fifth and sixth grades. When the time came for her to enter Junior High School, she went to Roosevelt and then on to Bell- flower High School. When Kay was a Freshman she became a very active student; her activities include: Freshman Girls Chorus; Girls Glee; A Cappella Choir 3 and 4; Steering Committee 1, 2, and 3; Yell Leader 3 and 4; Head Yell Leader 3 and 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, and 4; Tennis Team,- House of Representatives Member 3; Cabinet 3 and 4; Homecoming Activities 3 and 4. Her hobbies are synchronized swimming, tennis, golf, and reading. Kay is one of the cutest girls on campus. and her vivacious personality is a virtue we would all like to possess. She is 5 feet 1 ’ 2 inches tall, weighs 112 pounds, and has brown hair and eyes. When she completes high school she would like to go on with her schooling at San Jose State College, ma- joring in Liberal Arts, and then marriage. Kay's princesses were: Sue Vender May, a 16 year old senior, who was born in Long Beach; Mary Devinney, another 17 year old senior, born in Kansas City, Missouri; and Dee Moss, a 17 year old senior, born in Phoenix, Arizona. These girls were lovely as they awaited the surprise crowning of the Queen. The girls rode in on the float drawn by a Thunderbird. For the first time in the history of Bellflower High a parade was held before our home- coming activities. This was enjoyed by parents, alumni, and students alike. Varsity Row Is D. Lawson, S. William, B. Pope, A, Cool, J. Conn. Row 2: W. Thompson, J. Corbett, R. Rankin, J. Tjaarda, M. Seay, C. Hrusko. Row 3: F. Myllo, C. Walsh, R. Smith, D. Degen, L. Borns. Coach Hall Bellflower 33 0 Bellflower 7 21 Bellflower 27 13 Bellflower 24 7 Bellflower 27 13 Bellflower 6 13 Bellflower 7 26 Bellflower 7 12 Bellflower 27 League Games Santa Fe 7 Football Row 1: G. Urton, D. Mitchell, R. Smith, K. Herring, B. Adams. Row 2: H. Hubert, D. Birdwell, J. Birdsong, J. Miller, E. Coloman, B. Van Gelder. Row 3: B. Marcantel, D. Black, P. Oram, G. Freeman, M. Whiton. Coach Harris Coach Titus Welcoming the Excelsior and Santa Fe High Schools to the San Gabriel Valley League, the Var- sity football team was considered a strong opponent in each of its contests. Coached by Ken Hall, Don Titus, and Wayne Harris, the team placed fourth in the league by winning five games and being de- feated four times. They played five games at home in the new Buccanneer Stadium. Bruce Adorns Les Burns The Treasure Chest wishes to salute these top nine senior players. Among them is Phil Oram who was placed on the first string All-League team. Bill Pope and Gary Urton both received Honorable Mention. Making the second string was Don Lawson, a Junior. Each of these helped to make the team. Phil Oram Frank Myllo Jack Rankin Ronald Smith Gory Urton Bob Von Gelder 'Jr . Row 1: B. Everret, J. Borker, B. Genzulcs, R. Porter, M. Simpson, J. Brazil, T. Harman, T. Topp, B. Popcr, 0. Urfon, A. Suttles, G. Shipe. Row 2: J. Tahcmomto, M. Kolstcad, J. Wheeler, H. Tajaarda, G. Provender, B. Sensen, E. Tomb, I. Canfield, C. King, D. Nester, R. Taster, R. Ayers, D. Nelson, R. Hill, B. Millctte. Row 3: M. Anderson, B. Simmons, S. Prince, J. Jensen, L. Canova, S. Stone, H. Borrett, F. Cronholm, L Austin, G. Phillips, J. Cooper, left. Coach Sorce. Right, Coach Brevick. Row 1: R. Grecnhaugh, P. Mirch, C. Booth, D. Gilliam, F. Gilbert, J. Crawford, R. Wilson, I. Holliday, R. Day. Row 2: I. Smith, J. Roper, S. Sietsma, B. Cox, R. Vender Pool, E. Brewer, K. Erwin, R. Barber, D. Nation, B. Frakcr, D. Swenson, J. Heilman, R. Peppers. Row 3: F. Sparks, H. Schaffroth, M. Maes, E. Roth, D. Hoffman, G. Wotters, J. Doty, C. Londsom, J. Hurst, C. Davis, A. Comelson. Left, Coach Prince, Coach Davis. Row 1: P. Roberts, D. Byer, D. Coines, T. Northccotc, T. Corey, R. Schuster, D. Totten, J. Lewis, G. Light, J. Sawyer. Row 2: J. Monski, B. Rains, A. Smith, B. Enright, H. Enriques, B. Kennedy, V. Smith, K. McDonald, J. Henderson, D. Bradloy, B. Tucker, J. Cox. Row 3: J. Homm, D. Showalter, K. Byrd, L. Rooker, T. Merovitz, D. Bell, L. Overholtzcr, C. Ferguson, L. Saycr, R. McDowell, K. Bingo, B. Eagle. Left, Coach McCracken. Right, Coach Jensen. Row li J. Donat, R. Brandemare, B. Pitts, D. Huffman, C. Wickwire, H. Johnson, J. Borisey, L. Tolen, J. Cox, F. latino. Row 2: L. Wicdncr, M. linmger, R. McPcek, D. Van Goldcr, J. Piedlow, J. Spears, F. Meador, J. Miller, P. Seymour, J. Zittcl. Row 3: Coach Masclinc, D. Gisol, T. Hcllawell, J. Corrick, C. Horring, B. Thormahlon, V. Everly, W. Phillips, W. Phillips. Loft, Coach Maseline. Wrestling Team Row Is T. Corey, J. Matson, D. Huntor, S. Sanborn. K. Shaw, L. Barnett, R. Crabb. Row 2: L. Crabtree, V. Tjaarda, F. Holcomb, D. Hoffman. D. Prico, D. Totten, C. Booth, V. Corcoran, R. Crabb. Row 3: D. Heincy, V. Roper, R. Stinson, R. Miller, G. Phillips, H. Herbert, R. Sallee, R. Porter, Coach Ted Flint. Wrestling, one of the new sports on campus this year, put on quite a show. Coach Ted Flint thinks this sport will be- come more popular as time goes by. This year the team did exceedingly well with 7 victories and 2 losses. This placed them second in the league. o 143 Cross Country T. Mo ness L. Orrego Cooch Komonski J. V. Cross Country Row 1: J. Johnsonbaugh, J. Midvoney, M. Johnson, M. Smith, R. Crabb, M. Moody, K. Skow, R. Widccn, H. Morrick, R. Smallwood, B. Shoots, B. Turner, J. Ahrcndor. Row 2: Manager L. Earrcl, B. Nelson, W. Willis, B. Bosch, J. Roberts, A. Freeman, S. Colegrove, T. Ouncon, I. Haugen, D. Carlock, L. Sterli, J. Groeling, J. Karscmyer, R. Mott, P. Honsen. G. Huttenmoicr. ft. Solis. VARSITY SCORES J.V. SCORES Bellflower 15 79 Bellflower 15. . . . Lynwood 82 Bellflower 0 Cathedral 72 Bellflower 0. . . .Cathedral 72 Bellflower 22 Newport 33 Bellflower 25. . . .Newport 30 Bellflower 31 Compton 24 Bellflower 21 . . . .Compton 45 Bellflower 18 California 43 Bellflower 23. . . .California 32 Bellflower 20 El Rancho 43 Bellflower 15.. . El Rancho 115 Bellflower 15 Montebello 47 Bellflower 15.. .Montebello 50 Bellflower 29 Excelsior 26 Bellflower 30. . . Excelsior 26 Bellflower 15 Santa Fe 45 Bellflower 15.. 50 The Cross Country team did an excellent job this year and exceeded all expectations by winning ten dual meets. Coach Dave Kamaski was highly pleased when the Varsity team placed second in the league finals and sixth nationally in a postal meet. This team was one of the most outstanding Cross Country teams Bellflower has ever had. The J.V. Cross Country team placed second in the C.I.F. finals. 145 Varsity Basketball Row 1: B. Pope, E. Grant, B. Spencer, G. Stewart, 0. Wilmert. Row 2: L. Heothershaw, P. Oram, R. Mulder, D. Brown, P. Stuber, B. Fletcher, D. Moore. Scores Coach John Caino WE SCHOOL THEY 64 .. . Lynwood . ...66 52 .. . Orange . ... 51 53 Alumni . . ...49 42 .... Colton . . ...50 54 .. . Downey . ...69 71 .... Wilson . . ...56 53 . . Mira Costa ...70 46 . . . Redlands . ...48 68 . . . Arcadia . ...48 57 .... Pacific . . ...56 57 .. . Pomona . ... 21 52 . . Mira Costa ...68 61 . . . . El Monte . ...62 WE SCHOOL THEY 49 . . . California . . . 37 55 ... El Rancho . . . 60 56 . . Montebello . . 45 58 . . . Excelsior . . . 45 52 .. . Santa Fe . . . 51 50 .. . California . . . 46 54 ... El Rancho . . . 52 81 . . Montebello . . 48 72 . . . Excelsior . . . 41 66 . .. . Santa Fe . . . 40 C.I.F. PLAYOFFS 65 .. . Glendale . . . 53 54 . . . Compton . . . 57 Don Weeks This year, under the direction of Coach John Caine, the Varsity Basketball team forged ahead to fifteen victories and eight losses. The starting lineup consisted of four sen- iors and one junior. They are Buddy Fletcher, Randy Mulder, Bill Spencer, Dave Brown, and Gary Stewart. The other members of the team included seniors Bill Pope, Ed Grant, Phil Oram, and juniors Darryl Wilmert, Paul Stuber, Larry Heathershaw, and Dennis Moore. The team finished a suc- cessful year in first place in the league. At the close of the year Buddy Fletcher, Dave Brown, and Gary Stewart were selected on the first string All-League team. Bill Spencer and Randy Mulder were given honorable mention. l ' Av v Ed Grant Mr. John Caine Randy Mulder Dave Brown Bee Basketball Row Is D. Rodda, E. Vanderpool, R. Falln, B. Pope, T. lindly, K. Messer. Row 2: J. Walton, J. Visser, L. Bermon, B. Jones, M. Anderson, B. Pierce. Coached by Don Titus. Coach Don Titus SCORES Bellflower ............. 28 Bellflower ............. 42 Bellflower ............. 36 Bellflower ............. 29 Bellflower ............. 37 Bellflower ............. 40 Bellflower ............. 53 Bellflower ............. 29 Bellflower ............. 46 Bellflower ............. 43 Bellflower ............. 53 Bellflower ............. 65 Bellflower ............. 36 Bellflower ............. 48 Bellflower ............. 39 Bellflower ............. 54 Bellflower ............. 39 Bellflower ............. 41 Bellflower ............. 44 SCORES •Lynwood . . 36 Orange . . 23 Colton . . 44 Millikan .. 30 Downey . . 19 Wilson .. 37 Mira Costa .. 33 Redlands . . 32 Arcadia .. 32 Pacific .. 53 Pomona Catholic . . .. 13 Downey . . 36 Montebello . . 41 California .. 35 El Rancho . . 47 Excelsior .. 60 Santa Fe .. 26 Montebello .. 60 California . . 41 Row 1= D. Crow. C. Barnett. 8. McLaughlin, 0. Mifch.ll. R. Hegner. M. Carney. Row 2: T. Murphy, M. Robinion. B. Ferguton, B. Sfuhr, R. Hull, J. May. P. Schulp, Coach Clayton Marline. J Bee J Dee «IV. Gymnastics Row 1: J. Grubb, V. De Vries, W. Willis, B. Tobias, C. londscn, F. Sulis, T. Thibldcnux, J. Perry, N. Strok, A. Santaoria, A. Pepprs, M. Wells, C. Bologa, L. Bennett, G. Rcsh. Row 2: J. Pinder, G. Sccfclt, A. Albey, G. McDonald, C. Tergurson, G. Gothber, R. Grccnboll, T. Santavico, M. Swift, W. Hersey, B. Boree, P. Piclelow, J. Williams, G. Cox, B. Dovis, M. Resh, J. Willis, G. Wilson, D. Hill, B. Evert, P. Pickwith. Coach Brevick This ye.ar the gymnastic team coached by Art Brevick has had many unforeseen victories. As a result of this, the team is equal to the championship Buc Squad of two years ago. The gymnastic team is made up of 8 seniors, 13 juniors, 8 sophomores and 5 freshmen. The inter- est and spirit of the team was excep- tional. Pete Pickwith Tom Thibodeaux George Rc� h, Lorry Bennet, John Grubb Chock Bologa Byron Tobias Chock Baloga 153 Varsity Row 1: A. Collie, R. Hill, H. Softies, D. Lawson, B. Adams, J. Conn. Row 2: B. Bccmcr, E. Grant, D. Black, B. Birdwell, F. Cronholm. Row 3: M. Colcgrove, F. Myllo, Q. White, P. Porter, L. Canova, M. Robinson. This year the Varsity Track Team had seven returning lettermen from last year's league championship team. Under the direction of Dave Kamanski, head coach, was a tremendous success, and next year there will be thirteen returning tracksters. Some of our top boys were partici- pants in the Kiwanis National Relay held on our field early in the season. Many school records were broken during the season. Coach Dave Kamanski 154 Track Row 1: R. Dummar, K. Herring, L. Moore, B. Nyman, B. Stowe, K. Ben horn. Row 2: B. Feurgeson, D. Degen, J. Birdsong, T. Moness, L. Ortega. Row 3: D. Moore, F. Hogue, D. Wilmert, G. Vandcn Borg, P. Stuber. Tony Maness Larry Ortega Bill Stowe Quentin White Bruce Adams Bob Nyman Paul Stubcr — Mike Colegrove Bee Row 1: R. Wiedner, B. Cool, J. Groeling, R. Crone, L. Smith, S. Williams, R. Day, J. Gregg, K. Honson. Row 2: J. Roberts, D. Rhodda, M. Moody, J. Thompson, J. Freeman, H. Merrick, R. Smallwood, D. Landis, S. Cover. Row 3: E. Brewer, J. Vanden Berg, R. Sulis, T. Walker, B. Kline, G. Huttcnmaicr, F. Sparks. Cee Row Is M. McCracken, R. Wilson, G. Waltz, R. Byers, T. Carter, L. Herring, F. Henderson, J. Sawyer, C. Miller, K. Fix, M. Roberts, R. Shuster, M. McWhirt. Row 2: J. Kelly, J. Gantman, J. Mason, J. Mulvaney, J. Corcoran, D. 8lunk, R. Mott, D. Davis, J. Arnes, L. Tolen, D. Cansa, R. Wilson, T. Hcllawell. Row 3: R. Dcdrick, R. Netherton, B. Lindley, M. Light, D. Nation, B. Tucker, L. Over- holster, B. Johnson, K. Rex, S. Colegrovc, J. Karsmycr, D. Johnson. Row I: D. Kennedy, T. Nishomoto, D. Mitchell, B. Popo. Row 2: P. Oram, C. Walsh, J. Jensen, R. Smith. The Varsity Baseball Team proved to be tough competition throughout their season of league play and practice games. The fine coaching of George Prince and the spirit within the players were two reasons for the success on the diamond of this year's team. Coach Georg© Prince 158 Baseball Row 1: B. Pope, K. Robert� , M. Carney. I. Hcothershaw. Row 2: R. Soderman, G. Jonc . D. Bales, M. Simpson. 159 Coach Charles Hall lorry Hcothcrshow Mike Carney ALL STAR NINE Coach George Prince has se- lected these players pictured here as the top nine players on this year's varsity team. Six of these boys were returning let- termen, two of them will be back next year for their third year. Darrell Kennedy Darwin Mitchell Terry Nishimoto Kenny Roberts Roger Soderman I Row 1: 0. Doss, D. Carlock. J. Brazil, J. Crawford, E. Roth, G. Hanson, J. Barbour, E. Vander Pool. Row 2: G. Ridgel, B. Pierce, b. Sietsma, D. Crowe, M. Anderson, I. Austin, B. Sanson, R. Hcgner. J.V. Frosh Row 1: D. Meirovitz, S. Sayers, D. Price, V. Smith, J. Lcmanski, J. Bradley, J. Bell, R. Kennedy, R. Greenhalgh. Row 2: R. Vander Meilen, M. Swain, J. O'Neal, B. Perry. B. Thorpe, M. Swift, 0. Showalfer, T. Tiffeny, J. Green, J. Missouri. Row 3: L. Fields, B. Thurman, T. Wood, B. Palmquist, R. Seeds. Varsity Tennis B. leland, J. Riddell, R. Paul, C. Davis, L. Nelson, G. Golden, B. Johnsonbaugh, G. Waters, S. Koz, A. Johnson, D. Brown. J-V Tennis Back Row: T. Murphy, P. Schlup, B. Thompson, C. Cunningham, D. Amodvil, B. Everly, M. Smith, S. Bowen, J. Plooster, R. Clark, L. Emlof. Front Row: G. Austin, D. Biller, S. Freeman, D. Ackerman, B. Elliot, B. Cox, R. Pafon, J. Shattuck, D. Berg, P. Hoggard, R. O'Connor. Bosuns Club B. Noordmon, D. Dalsimer, B. Van Huz C. Burgess, D. Hoffman W. King, R. Seeds, G. Ridgel L. Fields, F. Von Leeuwen, E. Corbitt J. Woofon, L. Farrell, R. Stearns M. Martin, B. loland, C. Germain Tennis Coaches M. Fitzgerald Top G. A. A. Girls C. Netherton Each year your annual staff honors five girls that have been outstanding in the Girls' Athletic Association activities. The basis for choosing our five top G.A.A. girls were: total quarter credit, service beyond the quarter credit, committee work, above average skill, sportsmanship, and attitude. We have picked these girls in an effort to symbolize the true meaning of the Girls Athletic Association. A. Peterson E. Spangclo 1. Whittington GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION G.A.A. Council Row 1: G. Scotf, J. Templcman, M. Manes, A. Peterson, T. Waxman, B. Jones. Row 2: E. Waxman, G. Back, L. Given, L. Barton, B. Briley, M. Rulla, C. Meredith, G. Dagampat. Row 1: M. Jomonske, S. Donat, J. Howe, H. Poison, D. Neilson, K. Adams, G. Kutz, P. Hutfenmoir. Row 2: S. Snyder, I. Beamon, G. Dagampat, R. Baggs. Row 3: P. Thurston, P. Bau, J. Beard, D. Cantrell, P. Chudalisky, J. Brewster, J. Willett, J. Webet. Row 4: J. Eddy, I. Meredith, C. Johnson, C. Raphael, D. Ashby, B. Thome, M. Lee, F. Thomas. Row 5: E. Waxman, C. 8rown, C. Swenford, K. Fitherald, L. Amadrill, C. Crabb, G. Valontino, M. Chadagousky. Basketball Basketball Row 1: Officials L. Findley, K. Poison, M. Fitzgerald, B. Bourgoine, M. Mitchell, C. Poison, M. Wallace. Row 2: J. Crabb, P. McNally, V. Freeman, B. Thome, D. Nelson, J. Young, A. Peterson. Row 3: J. Broesder, M. Manes, J. Templeman, L. Given, D. Scofield, B. Jones, B. Press, B. Hoyle. Row 4: V. Pitt, G. Verrechia, K. Taylor, L. Stephomie, J. VanderMey, L. Dysdn, M. Tolen. Row 5: B. Jackson, G. Steele, J. Young. Row 1: R. Stromwall, P. Grahom, J. Allen, L Amadrill, S. Hauser, E. Sluney, M. Fitzgerald, B. Goslins. Row 2: K. Murroy, P. Padrick, J. Hart, C. Hart, C. Artz, D. Moss, S. Sconlen, M. Bell, J. Martin, S. Le Leach, E. Brondemarf, L. Findley. M. Grietl, K. Poison, F. Gough, J. Morris. Faculty Advisor, Mrs. Gough. Tennis Tennis Row 1: C. Goodman, D. Burkort, C. Bright, A. Bankes, K. Grubb, C. Malmberg. Row 2: F. Gough, T. Waxman, S. Ryan, J. Under, V. Smith, V. Cook, M. Rose, P. Thurston. 167 Row Ii L Borton, E. Spongello, C. Nothorfon, V. Browning. Row 2s C. Dover, B. Briloy, B. Jones. Row 3: J. Crobb, H. Poison, M. Mitchell, C. Poison, E. Woxman, P. McNally, C. Atkinson, A. Potcrson. Row 4: B. Brown, B. Sounders, M. Manse, S. Green, J. Smith, G. Scott, D. Vandcrmae, C. Harrell, G. Verrichia. Row 5: B. Piper, D. Van den Berg, S. long, G. Valitine, I. Whittingon, C. Crobb, C. Meredith, C. Swinford, C. Robinson, C. Austin, C. Poe, Advisor Miss Betty Wilcoxon. Speedball Row li J. Tucker, B. Milos, J. Allen, L. Warner, J. Heusden, D. Nelson. Row 2s M. Lea, J. Ellison, S. De Gudio, I. Walker, B. Nelson, S. Snyder. Row 3: C .Woods, C. Rophel, G. Dagromp, C. Johnson, S. Bell, M. Marienau, F. Thomas. Row 4: C. Wilshire, J. Broesder, L Kote, R. Bags, G. Steele, B. Bress, J. Willet, Advisor Miss Betty Wilcoxon. 168 Archery Row 1: K. Patty, F. Olivcra, F. Worcester, H. Costa, A. Adams, K. Tutor, R. Ellison, K. Adams, B. Colin, J. Lively, S. Smith, J. Schmidt. Row 2: C. Campbell, B. Brown, M. Barringer, S. Harris, L. Beaman. Row 3: S. Everett, H. Stello, F. Manos, P. Fossett, E. Hoar, K. Noel, L. Mansell, D. Jackson, J. Walker. Row 4: M. Diaz, R. Crosno, L Kochee, C. Brown, B. Hop, D. Donahue, S. Pratt, B. Roso, P. Sanchez, C. Case, D. Hironimus, P. Huttcnmaicr. Faculty Advisor, Miss Hughie. Volleyball Row 1: M. Wallace, M. Mitchell, B. Bourgoine, L. Meredith, E. Waxman, E. Spangclo, C. Notherton, M. Sinatra, M. Rulla, J. Saltor, J. Dixon. Row 2: C. Poulson, L. Whittington, C. Scott, C. Meredith, C. Swinford, B. Bond, J. Vender Mey, A. Peterson, D. Scofield, L. Given. Row 3: J. leader, P. Beavers, B. Knight, L. Kroll, M. Clabby, K. Taylor, B. Jones, B. Briley, J. Tcmplcman. Row 4: C. Williams, G. Verrichia, G. Hercei, J. Crabb, G. Daggmpat, R. Ingar, L. Barton, M. Babbit. Faculty Advisor, Miss Douglas. Volleyball Row 1: D. Torrance, D. Alvonso, J. Broesaer, J. Smith, D. Miller, H. Poulson, K. Adams, B. Beacher, J. Groy, K. Zimmerman, C. Atkinson, L. Coutfer, S. Clifton. Row 2: B. Trisler J. Jones, J. Garfield, B. Bratt, L. Boeoz, M. Sioze, R. Crosno, L Beamon, P. Boo, P. Arnonc, K. Patty. Row 3: K. Tutor, A. Adams, L. Wallace, K. Clay. S. Pope, J. Weber, C. Soltors, C. Austin, M. Jensen, B. Jones. Row 4: P. Wollard, C. Schmidt, B. Hop, I. Comming, B. Rose, J. Wilson, S. lanz, E. Perry, J. Young, J. Alfed. Row 5: P. Willard, S. Coles, C. Crabb, G. Valentine, H. Steele, G. Steele, M. Morrinu, F. Olivcra. Volleyball Row 1: M. Marienau, N. Smith, I. Warner, B. Beemon, S. Cafey, S. Bell, Stuart, L. Woolum, E. Sanchize, S. Tyler, M. Davis. Row 2: M. Marienau, L. Walker, P. Koller, G. Davis, B. Saunders, L Brooks, A. Jackson, B. Press, S. Smith, K. Noel, J. Neal, K. Byrd. Row 3: S. Farrow, M. lea, J. Allen, J. Winfield, S. Degidio, J. Allen, C. Beoson, J. Ellison, K. Baribeau, J. Petersen, S. Snyder, B. Simpson. Row 4: A. Adonto, L. Bragg, C. Hollis, S. Biddie, E. Hoar, A. Manos, P. Foseft, I. Essman, J. Willett. Row 5: J. Colgrove, L. Phillips, J. Wever, F. Thomas, S. Gevin, M. Smith, S. Cleghorn, C. Raphael, t. Padrick, D. Burke, I. Kocl, B. Boswell. IP Row 1: R. Hensen, J. Gallso, D. Meredith, R. Bleeker, 0. Hironimus, C. Case, J. Bccars, C. Willsher, D. Davidson, K. Green. Row 2: E. Cluney, D. Donahue, G. Tclizzette, J. Basser, F. Pitts, G. Back, C. Harvoth, S. Jackie, J. Bcnnef. Row 3: L. Color, B. Hep, C. De Koven, M. Boll, D. Hall, A. Adanto, L. Patrick. Faculty advisor: Miss Fclknor. Swimming Flag Twirlers and Majorettes Row 1: E. Brewer, J. Warner, D. Dalton. Row 2: A. Alonson, J. Short, B. Nelson, G. Ingram, A. Hackie, M. Diaz, S. Van Der Mey, L. Warnor, J. Schmidt, I. Cummings, L. Albrecht, L. Williams. Row 3: S. Hcnnignson, M. Gretil, J. Dexter, T. lamb, D. Braun, L. Beamiss, C. Pobinson, C. Atkinson, P. Carson, S. Ryon, R. Stromwell, S. Sowell, J. Gardfield, M. Hartentcrcg, C. Harrell, J. Adams. Row A-. M. Rulla, J. Salter, J. Frazier, K. laiblen, T. Cogburn, D. Jackson, J. lively, K. Steward, P. Kollor, A. Adams, C. Tutor. Faculty advisor: Miss Hughie. 171 Yell Leaders Row 1: K. Findley, Manager. Row 2: P. Guthrie, M. Woodson, D. Mason, J. Wilson, P. Ardnes, K. Patty, S. De Gido, I. Johnson, C. Reason, K. Bloddgct, B. Beaman. Row 3: 8. Briley, M. Babbitt, C. Goodwin, N. Benno, K. Eubank, J. Allen, S. Pope, J. Ketring, S. Beddice, L. Woolum, A. Hickey, J. leader. Row 4: P. Wolter, P. Beavers, J. Annis, E. Holen, S. lanz, R. Rice, R. Ketrine, J. Shepard, B. Saunders, B. Rose, P. Besser, C. Tylor, T. Wooten. Song Leaders Row 1: S. Scott, S. Christianson, R. Ellison, J. Goossen, J. Neal, B. Colin, S. Hauser, S. Garsidc, D. Grctil, J. Mecham, C. Aulgar, P. Slate, S. Coles. Row 2: I. Ballard, J. ColgOve, S. Cleghorn, I. Walker, R. Van Surksum, S. Smith, I. Bragg, A. Fuhra, J. Tucker, H. Syncovitz, B. Corbett, J. Allen, C. Hollis. Row 3: S. Besser, M. McCleary, Mgrs., J. Tinnoy, S. Stuart, C. Shcnk, C. Sanchez, R. Delger, I. Strong, B. Mitchell, H. Elloston, A. Flack, B. Miles, C. Pawlisa, P. Yocam, E. Altman, F. Woscestor, P. Buffalo, Manager. Row 4: P. Sanchez, B. Beecher, B. Joslin, K. Zimmerman, J. Gray, E. Brande- marte, M. Heisonkveld, H. Bremmcr, M. Whetolcr, A. Smith, M. Deem, D. Tyler, S. Gevin, P. Smith, M. Suggs. Row 5: W. Warren, C. Bradon, J. King, S. Dingwall, C. Pieksma, 8. Press, H. Whitley, D. Way, D. Besser, V. Smith, H. Homes, L. OBan. 172 The Captain Deo Moss Secretary Paul Stubcr Sgt.-at-Arms Vice-President Nancy Gallagher Treasurer Allen Johnson President Our Student Body Cabinet is made up of the elected Student Body officers. Allen Johnson, holding the office of president and his elected cabinet, presided over our fall student activities which included football games and rallies, homecoming and our first homecoming parade. This group was a very successful one in that the student body spirit was brought to its highest peak under the leadership of these officers. Patsy Buffalo Kay Murray Head Song Leader Head Yell Leader Barbara Knight Activity Chairman And His Crew Shelby Dobson Treasurer Moureen Pigott Activity Chairman Jerry Conn Vice President Bill Pope, President The second semester Student Body Cabinet, presided over by Bill Pope, President, and his able assistant, Jerry Conn, formulated many plans for the new half-day session program for the 1958-1959 school year. Maureen Pigott, activity chairman, with the others in the leadership class, planned many outstanding as- semblies which helped to complete a successful and enjoyable school year. Jim Ycarsly Sylvia Bower Head Yell Head Song Patjy Buffalo Secretory Don Lowson Scrgeanf-of-Arms 175 Senate Row 1: J. Birdsong, T. Lindley, D. Moore, W. Walden. Row 2: L. Worncr, B. Tucker, S. Vender Mey, L. Reeves. House of Representatives Row Is J. King, B. Schupper, S. Johnson, B. Jones, 8. Kepner, C. Mason, K. Prigmorc, T. Woxmon, G. Burns, E. Waxman, P. Buffalo. Row 2: S. 8iddie, J. Wise, S. Middleton, E. Sanchez, N. Stran, B. Briley, L. Barron, R. Henson. Row 3: W. Warren, T. Lamb, L. Warner, S. Shenk, S. Gwin, D. Tyler, F. Alfred, R. Estes, M. Babbitt, L. Phillips. Row 4: K. Gee son, J. Kanaski, B. Beemcr. 0. Lawson, L. Contmon, J. Bingo, B. Cox, H. Lewis, N. Brown, G. Rcsh, R. Busier, J. Roper. Girls' League Cabinet Row 1j J. Nixon, M. Babbitt, K. Finloy, J. Heaman, T. Waxman, L. Diconson, D. Burkehart. Row 2: J. Dixon, J. Garfield, P. Jones, J. Dixon, K. Felestaiho. Row li M. Babbitt, S. Pope, G. Bubar, P. Graham, D. Burkert, E. Waxman. Row 2: J. Garfield, N. Jones, T. Waxman, J. Dixon, L. Murtz, G. Scott. Leaders sa.|j8.iolDyy Marching Band The Buccaneer Band, under the direction of Jack Wheaton, achieved much recognition this past year because of their participation in many Southern Cali- fornia band competitions. In April the band was rewarded, after much hard work by themselves and the community, with new uniforms. Row 1: J. Baumgorthcr, M. Knoght, S. tong, F. Olivora. L. Tomamoto, C.Jaszarowski, B. Cooper, S. Wright, R. Fortune. Row 2: D. Gentry, P. Fossett, L. Wilson, D. Davis, J. Tiegen. Row 3: F. Fracer, P. Sinclair, J. Howe, H. Merrick, B. Rauch, D. Douglas, S. Williams, C. Scott, J. Harkema. Row 4: S. Sietsma, J. Elliot, B. Pesquiera, J. Floyd, I. Stark, L. Ahrendes. Row 5: M. Simpson, K. Rex, L. Albrecht, L. Bccmis, B. Hoeffcr, P. Cover, D. Crowo, R. Lakely, A. Abbay, C. Ernsbcrgor, J. Wheeler. Row 1: N. Brown, D. Douglas, B. Rauch, A. Eubank, J. Shaftuck. Row C. Ernsberger, Bass,- D. Pinto, Piano; G. Urton, Drums,- J. Whcolor, Bass. 2: C. Cunningham, L. Ahrends, D. Crowe, C. Davis, J. Kay. Row 3: Band A Capella Choir Row 1: K. Murray, L. McKinney, C. Brink, R. Bcmis, B. Schupper, J. Matlock, D. Most, V. Heaps, D. Diaz, P. Forester. Row 2: D. Austin, L. Crabtree, J. Walton, D. McCoy, N. Wickwire, G. Austin, B. Pendleton, J. Welson, R. Suberi, I. Conova. Row 3: C. Luck, A. Cool, G. Fix, C. Latino, A. Austin, G. Sleep, L. Beavers, G. Smellson, C. Williams, S. Acherhoff, D. Link, W. Davis, L. Schaffer, C. De Coven, M. Wilson, D. Alfred, N. Davis, V. Hurlberf, D. Mitchell. Row 4: M. Moulder, J. Minor, S. Johnson, R. Heaps, G. Lucus, J. Mecham, S. Benjestof, D. Shiesler, M. Acherhoff, D. Link, W. Davis, L. Schoffor, C. DoCovcn, M. Wilson, M. Van Strien. Row 1: J. Mecham, D. Austin, N. Brown, G. Austin, S. Johnson, A. Austin, S. Benjestof. Row 2: G. Sleep, M. Conovor, D. McCoy, K. Moulder, L. Keharet, M, Achterhoff, C. Willioms, V. Johnson. Choral Ensemble 184 Mr. J. Porter Row 1: E. Sims, B. Smith, J. Neville, S. Weeks, B. Bertoncelli, C. Ingrom, D. Dioz, M. Miller, J. Hoyes. Row 2: I. Giocomi, G. Fix, B. Stopleton, R. Soylor, D. McDaniel, D. Wydeven, P. Southworth, N. Ham, F. Pitts, J. Storey. Row 3: G. Johnson, L. Mertz, J. Harper, M. Heusinveld, M. Plyler, N. Sciortino, D. Falsko, L. Shoffer, C. Malmburg, M. Conover, C. Jackson, A. Bankes, B. Dickinson. Row 1: C. Johnson, P. McWhcrrtcr, J. Adler, R. Bleeker, G. Plyler, S. Bollard. Row 2: F. Owings, C. Higdon, S. Gregg, C. Butler, C. Schultz, L. Boaz, C. Moulton, M. Thompson, I. Klemp, P. Carlson, R. Hurlbcrf. Row 3: C. Barling, C. Lemmon, M. Basford, I. Matcham, J. Merideth, G. Adler, M. Brockema, I. Eddenfield, S. Root, D. Nelson, H. Poulson. Freshmen Glee Row 1: 0. Brown, M. Spinelli, W. Hughe , R. Poelstro, C. Kenney, R. Harmon, B. Pitts. Row 2: R. Luck, L. Hooser, 0. Warren, D. Cooper, B. Pendleton, C. Sims, J. Wooten. Boys' Glee Girls' Glee Row 1: D. Roberts, M. Rowe, 0. Slawson, D. Cantrell, C. Glazier, N. Logan, L. Knapp, P. Holliday, C. Harvoth. Row 2i S. Blodgott, J. Strickler, B. Johnson, P. Longuevan, B. Calloway, B. Saunders, J. Dayton, L. Holliday, G. Dunkel, L. Emerson. Row 3: D. Hurt, J. Duncan, B. Axe, D. Mayo, L Shaffer, P. Compton, C. Burney, D. Scott, L. Dickinson, P. Bonaminio, S. Cox. 186 he newly organized football team of senior girls defeated their opposition in one of the first football pep assemblies. Assemblies Carolyn Dover and the Choral Ensemble, under the direction of Mr. Porter, were a few of the many students who performed for the Talent Assembly. 187 □ □□ S. Day, G. Golden, R. Bemij, V.Hulburt. The Senior A hush falls, the curtain rises revealing the parts the actors have spent weeks pre- paring. A peek back stage reveals activity . . . property masters carefully check prop, the costume girl flies back and forth with articles of clothes, stage crew is testing lights, and last touches are being made by the makeup department. All these people and many more are a necessary and important part of the pro- duction. S. Day, M. Putnum, D. larrison, C. Nicholson, G. Golden, K. Coleman, V. Hurlberf, R. Bemis. Class Play The All School Ploy Night Must Fall ' an exciting drama packed with chill- ing suspense was the second big production held in Studio 10, Bellflower High School’s Little Theater. Night Must Mall was first produced in London with the author, Emilyn Williams in the male lead. The play coupled with the fact that it was done in intimate theater is enough to spell suspense but when you add a brilliant performance on the part of the cast you have an excellent pro- duction guaranteed to keep you glued to your seat. Due to the hard work of people like Mr. Robert Newman, Miss Ethel Berg and the people who worked under them, it can safely be said that Night Must Fall was a big success. Right: Egad, foiled again. Above: Just let me ) 190 Row I: J. Davis, L. Spaseff, P. Bronson, P. Cole, S. Ogan. Row 2: D. Blumc, J. Jones, H. Herber, B. Petty, M. Woodspn, J. Grubb, M. Pulnum. There goes Sputnik . . . District Music Festival Bad Joko . . . The District Music Festival was held February 28, at 8 p.m. in the BHS gym. The evening of music opened with the Star Spangled Banner played by the combined high school and junior high school bands. Dr. Wampler, superintendent of the Bellflower Unified School District, introduced the program with a short talk on music in our schools. The program consisted of different musical selections by all the participating bands and choral groups. Hay Nami Ding Dong A Long A Lang A Lang . . . Jr. High Girls' Chorus The Christmas Pageant This year's Christmas pageant, Christmas Everywhere,” provided a re- freshingly new approach to the holiday season. The orchestra, choral group, drama group, and modern dancers combined their efforts and took us to various lands portraying the traditional way in which each celebrated Christmas. The students visited merry old England, Medieval France, modern Mexico, and Holland. An added attraction to the program was the presentation of Christ- mas in the future by the modern dance group. ’ La Raspa was the background music for the be- ginning and advanced modern dancers who presented their interpretation of a Spanish Christmas. The drama classes, under the direction of Mr. New- man, depicted tho Dutch preparation for Christmas as the A Cappella Choir sang ' Good Christian Mon Re- joice. u Leroy Ketret Vice President Ginger Back Linda Reeve Janice Den Bejtc David Berg Secretary Publicity Chairman Song Leader Pianist Glenda Rusk President Mr. Riggins Sponsor Christian The 300 Bucs which are in attendance each week on Tuesday and Thursday are the core of what will be the beginning of a real Christian awareness on the campus. During the year students have heard stu- dents, as well as, ministers from local par- ishes on the themes of the year. These themes were chosen to help all of the stu- dnts to be more aware of the obligations of the professing Christian. 194 Norm Stroh Vice President Ginger Back Bonnie Kepner Secretory Publicity Chairman Marilyn Basford Song Leader Pat Morgan Pianist Leroy Kchret President Fellowship The capable officers, led by Glenda Rusk, Leroy Kehret, and assisted by Mr. Riggins planned the special programs and activities. This year the main purpose of the Chris- tian Fellowship was to promote Christian activity on the campus and to serve the school in whatever way it would be ap- propriate. 195 Sophomore Week Much planning, as well as class rivalry, was responsible for the success of this year's Sophomore Week. The class of '60 wore their colors of red and white to the various activities throughout the week. The outstanding activities were the assembly and the pep rally on Sophomore Square. Yell leaders, song leaders, and flag twirlers were essential in promoting spirit within the class. The crowning of Terry Craig as Sophomore Sweetheart at the Sophomore Dance climaxed the week's activities. I. Burns, E. Coleman, J. Grubb. A. Johnson, T. Manoss, L. Ortega, B. Pope, A. Romeriz, R. Smith. R. Smith, G. Urton, V. Von Geldcr. V . . 'rlv W r V Varsity Club Antics California Scholarship Federation Row Ii V. Wiley, M. Bell, J. Goslin, S. Biddio, J. Harney, E. Waxmon, H. Thornes, D. Sallee. Row 2: C. Tyler, K. Rigmorc, J. Adler, I. Duggan, T. Woxman, C. Meredith, B. Bucher, I. Reeves, C. Dupre, A. Smith. Row 3: A. Johnson, P. Hoggard, P. Thurston, B. Tommy, C. Latino, P. Patrick, B. May, F. Alovera, P. Morgon, B. Saundors, K. Glenn, D. Whitney. Row 4i D. Hoffman, D. Ackerman, M. Smith, M. Martin, B. Brandon, F. Vander loon, B. Cox, R. Van Dyke, R. William. The California Scholarship Federation, founded in 1921, today has more than 420 member schools in which Bellflower, Chapter 417, is a member. One of the prime goals of CSF is to inform young people of the value of intellectual achievement and its im- portance in modern society. Those students who have been members for four to six semesters become sealbearers of the local club in their senior year and life members of the state oiganization. Those participating for all eight semesters receive the highest honor of CSF which is the Phi Beta Kappa award. The CSF motto is “Schol- arship for Service. 198 Tom Lindly Vice President Janet Garfield Secretary Maydelle Babbitt Treasurer Karen Prigmore Act. Chairman Bill Spencer Sorgcant-at-Arms Nancy George Vice President Connie Latino Secretary Judy Templemen Treasurer Janet Garfield Bill Sanson Act. Chairman Sergeant-at-Arms Mates This organization is a part of the Boys' League. Membership is maintained when a responsible student attends all meetings and participates in assigned activities. The main responsibility of the Mates is to assist with all school activities, such as, assemblies, ral- lies, and sports events. Watchful eye . Standing room only! Guard duty. The National Thespian Society is an honor and service organization established for the ad- vancement of dramatic arts in the secondary schools. The members of Bellflower Thespian Troupe 1442 assist in school productions, make their services available to school and community organiza- tions, sponsor theater field trips, and present their own productions to the student body. National Thespians Society Mr. Robert Newman Sponsor Miss Ethel Berg Sponsor Spanish Club Under the direction of Mrs. Acosta, the Spanish Club acquainted its mem- bership with advanced knowledge on the customs and culture of its subject. 202 French Club Mr. O'Sullivan led the French Club in analyzing the French culture of which they gained a greater knowledge. Pep Club Led by Mr. Mascline, the Pep Club promoted school spirit at student body events through their service in projects. is 203 Letterman's Club Boys who have earned their letter in any sport are eligible for membership in the lettorman's Club which serves the school in various ways. Bo'sun's Club Boys dedicated to the service of the school compose the Bo Suns Club which includes the managers of the various athletic teams. 204 Spanish Honor Society The newly organized Los Con- quistadores consisted of stu- dents enrolled in Spanish who had earned an honor for at least two semesters. Their activities included field trips and sending Judy Randolph to Mexico for two weeks as an exchange stu- dent. Future Teachers Club Composing the Future Teach- ers are students interested in entering the fields of teaching or counseling later in their lives. 205 Biology Club Tho Biology Club develops in its mem- bers a better understanding of activities in the field of life science. Chemistry Club The Chemistry Club strives to stimulate and belter tho knowledge of its member- ship in the field of chemistry. 206 Future Business Leaders of America General areas of business and the op- portunities offered by them are present- ed to the members of the Future Business Leaders of America. :uture Homemakers of America The primary purpose of the Future Homemakers is to help its members be- come better homemakers. It also serves the school through Girls' League func- tions. 207 Assembly Committee Assemblies and fashion shows wore planned by the Girls' League Assembly Committee which also helped decorate student body dances. Usherettes Committee Girls in the Usherettes Club were in- terested in ushering at school functions and taking an active part in Girls' League activities. 208 Ways and Means The purpose of the Ways and Means Committee was to corn monoy for Girls' League operating expenses and projects. Modes and Manners Helping out wherever necessary were girls in Modes and Manners who planned and presented Girls' League functions. 209 Friendship Committee The big sistors of the school tried to express friendship in any way they could to their fellow BHS students. Printing Club Exploring the printing industry through field trips and club discussions are the main activities of the Printing Club. 0 210 Skindiving Club Organized for active sportsmen, the Skindiving Club promotes fellowship and acquaints its membership with modern underwater techniques. Pep Band Although the Pep Band was a newly organized group, they played an essen- tial port in promoting school spirit at the basketball games and in pep rallies. 211 Speech and Debate Club The purpose of the speech and debate club was to chal- lenge individual speech con- testants through debate teams, and tournament competition. 212 Library Club The newly organized Library Club was formed to promote an interest in library science. The year's activities included book reviews and visits to other school libraries. Chess Club Analyzing techniques in playing chess and gaining a greater knowledge of the game were two reasons the growth of the Chess Club was stimulated this year. Photo Club Newly organized, the Math Club was formed to encourage keener interest in mathematics, to develop scholarship in the subject and promote enjoyment of mathematics among its membership. 213 Student Store Workers Raising money for the student body were the student store workers who were busy every minute selling student supplies. Snack Bar Workers Providing an essential source of revenue for the student body fund, the snack bar workers sacrificed their lunch and snack periods to operate this project. 2U Monitors One of the more active groups on campus are the office mon- itors. These students assist the secretarial staff with their duties and donate much of their time to the operation of the school. Library Helpers The Library Monitors were a group of students interested in library science. Serving the school they assisted the librarian in taking care of the school li- 215 Christmas Dance Opening the season with the proper atmosphere the Sr. Class sold bids to this elaborate affair held December seventh. The traditional red and green on white were carried out with a beautifully decorated Christmas tree in the center of the floor. The couples danced to the mello- moods of the Swing Kings. Get Acquainted Dance The traditional Get Acquainted Dance was held on September 20. Bucville Swing Band played for the event which honored the Freshmen. Members of the Senior Class made the evening complete by serving punch and cookies. Come As You Were Dance Buccaneers came as they were to the “Bridey Murphy Dance on October 26. Everyone enjoyed a night of dancing and frolic in gay costume. Cold cider and donuts were available during intermission. Queen of the Sweethearts Ball The Sweethearts Ball was held February 15th in the gym. The theme, Around the World, was portrayed by scenes of the various coun- tries and was made a great success by the work put in by the Art Department and the Senior Steering Com- mittee. Helen Carlson was chosen queen at the dance and reigned for the evening. It was one of the best at- tended and more successful dances held this year at BHS. I Junior Senior From Dancing to the melodious strains of Roger Bacon and his orchestra the Bellflower High School Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 30 in the beautifully decorated Grand Ballroom of the Lafayette Hotel. The Junior class, sponsors of this outstanding event, selected the theme A Night in Paradise which was beautifully exhibited by the tropical atmosphere of the Ballroom. Sadie Hawkins Day... Bucville was literally Dogpatch U.S.A. on Friday, May 2. An activity period in which each class was rep- resented participated in the annual Sadie Hawkins' Day which was filled with Dogpatch costumes. Stu- dents who signed up with their class president participated in various games. The many games consisted of the three-legged race, wheel barrow relay, balloon relay, pie eating contest, and the egg throwing contest. All the classes were victorious in at least one contest but the seniors came out on top. 220 and Dance The traditional Girls' League sponsored Sadie Hawkins' Dance was held on May 3. The theme of LiP Abner’s Hoe Down, was exhibited with bales of hay around the gym and pictures of Daisy Mae and Lil Abner. Marryin' Sam was again present to marry all those who chose to be. The symbol of the marriage was a chicken ring and a marriage certificate. Music was provided by the Blue Notes and refreshments by F.H.A. 222 Row Is D. Meyers, N. Delmar, J. Allen, Q. White, J. Gregg, L. Kooiman, G. Schaefer, J. Roberts, R. Smith, R. Lone. Row 2i T. Reed, P. Hanson, G. Jones, F. Myllo, W. Kifman, D. Messer, B. Beemer, B. Mallctt, D. Bales, D. Watson. Row 1: D. Car r, J. Ensign, T. Woxman, G. Scott, J. Evers, L. Durdlick, D. Richards, J. Wil- liamson. Row 2: B. Fraker, G. Ridgel, C. Goodwin, R. Small- wood, M. Pinto, G. Frias, C. Barber, J. Corbett, S. Steck. Row 3: J. Glen, B. Campbell, D. Donelson, E. Bylsma, D. Heusinkvald, R. Busier, B. Marcnatel. Photo Club The main purpose of the Photo Club was to extend and expand knowledge of photography and to promote a better un- derstanding of it also. The Photo Club was able to take several interesting field trips in the Southern California area this year which enabled the members to make use of their knowledge in photography. Quiet hour????? Mr. D. Welch, Sponsor. Judges' decision is final. B. Kepner J. Zittel 224 Your Annual Staff H. Carlson, A. Jackson L. Ginn B. Brannon, J. Zittel, R. Busier Annual Staff The '58 Annual Staff consists of sixteen juniors and seniors. They are all interested in the production of the Treasure Chest , the school yearbook. There are six editors, whose jobs include layout of pages, sched- uling pictures, identifying pictures, and writing copy. When this annual was finished the staff began work on the next year's annual. Judy, after one year as editor. Now, all that is left to complete the Treasure Chest yearbook is thanking all the people involved in the production of the book. Within the covers of this book we have tried to recapture the life of a Buccaneer for one year. First, I would like to give a vote of thanks to my able associate editor, Bonnie Kepner. For without your help and aid, I know that I could not have completed the task. Marguerite Buford, business manager and typist; division editors, Nancie Jones, Phyllis Carey, Barbara Beaman, Judy Trumble, Kathy Wydeven, Linda Sowell, Priscilla South- worth, Judy Pharse, Carol Naaktgeboren, we re willing workers and when called upon completed their assign- ments; thanks also to Bill Brannon, Lani Ginn, and Ralph Busier, my staff mem- bers who did all of the mis- cellaneous jobs. Our stories and write ups would not have been read- able if it was not for Mr. Rich- erts, who beared with our wrong sentence structure and punctuation. Thank you. We cannot forget our two fine artists who designed the division pages. Thanks Alli- son Jackson, and Helen Carl- son. Mr. Stamm, after two years as advisor. For the excellent yearbook cover, thanks go to Mr. McNellis and his assistant, Allison Jackson. Thanks to you, Lynn Hawkins, for your fine pictures and quick deliveries, and to Mr. Welch, our school photography. To all of you, and especially to you, Mr. Stamm, many THANKS for all your understanding, guidance, and effort. Editing your book has been fun, and I hope you enjoy it. Good-bye, Judy Swan Song ••' Senior Index Yrack ,2v'Var- ..... BROKfS P YLLIS. Thespians 3,4; F.H.A. 4..................... • BROWN, DAVID: Basketball. .1,2, Varsity 3,4; Biology Comm. . ..CJub 1,2,3; Varsity Tennis 2,3,4; Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Friend- 3,4; Lettermen’s Club4. BROWN, NANCY: House of Rep. 3,4; Speech Club 3, 4; . Thriving 2. .••’A Cappella 3; Christian Fellowship 3, 4; Assembly •2;Xhristiart Fel- Comm. 3,4; Swing Band 4;;Ensemble 4; french Club.4. BROWNING, VELMA: Biology Club 1;' Usherettes- 1,2; fern- BEMI - nis ' Club BEN HAM count BENNETTV BENNO J r BE5SER,S|biflArDrill Tea 2; Jr. «Bring Comm;J Cornmfj|; Monitor 4. BIEHLER, JANET: Friendshi G.A.A . 3. . BI.LDERBACK, DOUGLAS: latin Club 1,2; Biology . Wood Shop Club 3. BILUG, (VIRGINIA: Chtistipn Fellowship 2; P.B.L.A. SpanRih Club.4. BY, CHARLENBCP ClubfV G.A.A. $2,3; Assembl - J Co fh 3,4r F.B.L'Ata Monitor 4. ’ 1 : WKf RONALD: BiC idg 1; lati� Club’1; Cross ' -'', ‘county '2 Track 2,3 J(Qfcp. 3; ftjfot Club 4. f. • ; Vviv. Jff ., .... . - 40' 1 ift ’. ’ ig leadn ; Assembly V C ■ v� £ '■ COATES, ROBERT: Spdriish Club 2,3, Pres. 4; B . choi, s. •; 'I ;la?4 s,;f 23 scoun,ry, s ? -. CdflMAHyjS HERlNE Si . BW •'£ . . ■ BasketbalUV Sf;'' Baseball Tty 4; Varsity Qo 4; A' Cdp COOPER, BEATRlCE:.Ofenestra CORBETT,-- JAM (®tbaV Vl' ______jtiity;qub-,4 COVER, WALTERt'tTrack tZ Ai Comm. 2. .COX, SHARON: Monitor 3, 4; G.A.A. 3. Christian Fellowship-3,4;- ••• Ciub_L2-Var- ‘ CREIGHTON, SHIRLEY: Girls Chorus 1, Glee A Cappellav rC'.V 7 3,- Christian Fellowship 3; Friendship Comm.Ml ' vv c:;'W .. .twM ? .....; ......'.. Senior Index WE;. DAVIO ball 1,2,3,5;s Orch. 1,2 3,4; C MARY: Christigd m .‘llbwshij ,2; House of Rep« paW ’ « T tball 1,2,3.4; fcial Band 4. Ilowship 1,2,3; Friendship '! i Vv { S CRUlfc LORIA: Spanish' Club 2,3,4; Ushere ,A. 2,3; Hereof Rep.-4- 2,3; Hou« NNINGHAM, JO = rettes 2,3,4; AN: HAM; ROBERT: Photo Club 3. pse of Rep. 3; Majorette 2, Head 3,4. VD lV-CLYDET Band 1,2, Dance £jennis 1, Varsity V ,.2;3,4; Foolboll 3,4.- . fc '7 , IS, GLADYS: G.A.A. 2; Thespiam 2, vvtf AY, RUBY: F.B.L.A. 3; Usherettes 2; Pep Club 2 tian Fellowship 2,3,4. 1, ’ '«Z riL ’ V ’ V ‘ ' • • Page 42 Liv di •«:.,•� .''TrCtyV'W ••• 'UAY, SHARRON£ j$fc$ Manners ), Pres. Fellowship, 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; G.l. Cabinet 2,3; As- sembly Comm. 1,3; Sr. Play; Monitor „ NANCY: • FrencKTClub OrfnZffeficr • ' ?r?y Jt'-.......................... Page 44 ' ..... EDMUSSON, KEN: Basketball 2,3; Baseball-2,3,4.. • ELLIOTT, JAMES: Football 2,3; Christian Fellowship 2,3, 4; Bl drorat 2,3,4 Trcu: i in.g. 3;. Letter-_ • •; men'j S V ElLSBERRY, J3 fNIEL: Basketball 1 ; Tennis 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Letterme'n s 2,3,4. • EMLEf; LARRY: Football 1,2,3; Je.nnis 1,2,3, Varsity 4; £ Skin Diving 1;2,3.4, . ■ ENSIGN, DARLENE . G.A.A. 1,2,4; Nurses Club 1; C.S.F. 2; • ; n. 2 3; -Rbtin Club 3. . friendship Comm. 2;,Pep Club 2.., . I •! ■ '• Transferred from Wilson. Chess Club,4. p Comm. 1,2; House of Rep. . 1,2,3,4; Drill Team Noon Act. Comm. 2;: . ]pWl6w '' 3,-Mbnttbr- 3; Sopg. Leggl f 3;4, ‘ • • . nwuu f v. j ' ' % •• . ‘ p FAUN, ROGER: Football 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball FALSKE. DEANNE: Modk STManners X; G.A.A? 1; Girls’ .. .- •’ i iv-. — • • • Olee 2,3; Choir 4; Drill Team 2; F.B.L.j Page'45 FEDDLER. JAMES: Gymnastics 3. . • rf. FELLOWS, CLIFFORD: 'Crosscouhtry f,?,3; Track 1 Thes- DEBEAUVAIS, House of Rep. 2; Snack Bar 1,2; Girls' ing Comm. 3,4; Assembly Comm, 3,4.” iDRICK, RONALD: Skin Diving ' e60 2; ■ t'Steer- FERRERO, BEVERLY 2,3.4. : Girlst pleeL 1,2 Assembly Comriv tblyX omm. 1,. DEWAR, ALLEpRA: Assembly. Carin'. 2,3; Fr)ete«ii Comm. 2,3 4; Christian Eelf Wsbip 2,3,4j -7 rs Ance -J.. i r� - - FLACK, LARRY: Gymnastic? v _ Page 46 •• .!■ •. ' ■ V IATFBO DOUGLAS Football A. .. Senior Index GINN, LANI: Annual Staff 4. k... . GOFFLOND, LIE: X GOLDEN, GARY: C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2, Pres. 4,- rr- Spanish Club J; Band 1; Tennis 2, Varsity 3,4; Sr. Play; All-School Play 4; Speech Club 4; Chemistry Club 3. , 7k GOODWIN, CHARLES: ; GOODWIN, JANEEN: G.A.A. 1; Glee Club 2; Drill Team 2; Steering Comm. 2,3,4; Assembly Comm. 2,3. GRAHAM, HUDINE: Pep Club 1,3; Assembly Comm. 3; Modes Manners 3; G.A.A. 3; House of Rep. 3. GRANT, EDGAR: Football 1; Basketball 1,2, Varsity 3,4; Track 1,2,3, Varsity 4; Crosscountry 2. Page 40 ..... GRAVETT, VICKIE: G.A.A. 1; Friendship Comm. 3,4; • 7: Christian Fellowship 3,4. GREGG, JOHN: House of Rep. 1,2,3; Crosscountry 1,4; Varsity 2,3; Track 1,2, Varsity 3,4; A Cappella 3. GRIFFIN, LINDA: GRUB, JOHN: Football 1,2; Gyrrinastics 1,2,3,4; Thes-° . pians 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4- r .' I HAFFNER, BARBARA: Ways Means 1; Drill Team 1- Snack Bar 2,3,4; Blade 3,4; Christian Fellowship 2,3; Pep Club 2. HAGE, KAREN: Pep Club 1,2; Friendship. Comm. 1,2,3; Christian Fellowship 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3; Student Store 3,4. HAGEN, THERON: Auto Club 2. V- . . HAM, NANCY: Christian Fellowship 1,2; Steering Corn'to;-: . , v 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Flag Twirier 4; Girls •S C-C dir4.r.............._......... - — -v-V- HARPEN, JOYCE: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Christian Fellowship 2, 3,4; Assembly Comm. 2,3; Drill Team 2. X7 HART, JANICE: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Steering Comm. 1,2,3,4; Assembly- p;fhrn;s2� 3,4; A Cappella Sj Acf y• 3; Tennis 3,4. HARVEY. EVELYN; Christian Fellowship 1,2,3; ship CortHtV. 'Snack Bar 3, 4; Blade - - - .... ■ . -fV HASKELL, WILLIAM: Tennis 3; Biology Club 4. vjfc- HASTINGS, RICHARD: Foothill 1; Auto Club 1,2,3; Skiri JjV Diving 2,3. Vy • ' HATCHER, MARQUITA: Girls’ Chorus 1, Glee 2, Choir 3; Friendship.Comm. 2. ’ — HAYES, JILL: Transferred from Talipalria. HEAPS, VERNON: : - HOLMES, LORRAINE: . HOP, CAROL: G.A.A. 1,2; Friendship 3; Christian Fellow- nrship 2,4. HOPPER. PATRICIA: House of Rep. 4. HUFFORD, JUDY: G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 1,2; Assembly Comm. 2,3,4; Monitor 4. 4 1 .„1 HULL, ROY: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3. HOLSHOF, JAMES: Page 51 ' ’• { « M nj HURLBERT, VERNA: G.A.A. 1,2; Assembly Comm. 1; G.A.O. 2; All School Play 3; Sr. Play; Thespians 3,4; ,-Girls Choir 3; A Cappella 4. ’ • I HYDE, DIANE: Christian Fellowship 1; Latjn Club 2; Pep Club 2; Friendship 3; Thespians 4. ff . HUYSELL, JOY; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1; Christian Fellow - A ship 2. JANKE, GERALD: BL Rep. 3. JENSEN, MARLENE: G.A.A. 2,3,4. JOHNSON, ALLEN: C.S.F. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3; Tennis 1, Vdf-. ,J 7 sity 2,3,4; Christian Fellowship 1,2; Latin Club 1; Pep Club 2,4; Steering Comm. 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; SB Pres. 4. V V JOHNSON, DAVID; Crosscountry 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Foot- £ ball 4. JOHNSON, SUE: Steering Comm. 1,2,3; Assembly Comm. 1,2,3,4; GL Sec. 2; Act. Comm. 3; House of Rep. 4. JOHNSON, SYLVIA; Latin Club 1,2; Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4; A Cappella 3,4; Ensemble 4. JOHNSON, VIRGINIA: F.H.A. 3,4; Girls’ Glee 3, Choir 4, Christian Felowship 3,4. JOHNSTON, ROBERT: Tennis � .ft'? Ml.• . . ... W M r Page 52 “rv__,v JONES. BEVERLY: Pep Club 1; Friendship Comm. 2,3.4; F.B L A. 4. JONES. CLYDETTA: G.A.A. 1; Christian Fellowship 2. School. Biology V i- ERT, HALLEY: Varsity Football 4; Wrestling 4; Baso g.— 1; Varsity Club i- PR WELL, JOHN: Track 1; Football 2,4; Baseball Frosh -- j; Treas,- Senator 2; Baseball, Varsity 1,2,3,- Jr. Treas; Lettermen’s 2; Latin Club 2,3; House of Rep. 3; Photo ciub 4. , • : £r - JONES, NANCIE: G.A.A. 1,2; Christian Fellowship 1 Drill Team 1; House of Rep. 1,2; Steering Comm. 2,3 Girls Choir 2; Song Leader 3; Assembly Comm. 3,4 A Cappella 3; Pep Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Sr. Rep. GL 3,4. HERBERT ball 4; HELLAWELL, JOHN: Track 1; Football 2,4; Basoball 3,4; JONGERIUS, LARRY: Auto Club Vice Pres. 2. Bonsuns Chr'SUan Fellowship 1.2,3,4 - KAUTZ. JOANN: G.A.A. 2,3; French Club 2; Christian HELM. LOWELL-.Annual Staff 2; Gymnastics 2; Track 1.4. . V . FellowshiD 3- Snack Bar 3 4 V, 7 HERRING, KENNETH: Football 1,2,3. Varsity 4; Bosket- Fellowship J, bnack bar 4,4. a.ub ;2 £hem1stry Cju6 3,- House of Rep. 3; Varsity Club 4; Varsity Track 4; Sr. Steering Comm. f. i HILL, RHONEY: Football 3,4; Track 2, Varsity 3.4. HILL, WES: Track 1; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Steering Comm. 2; Lettermen's 2,- Senator 3. Page 50 HOFER, JOYCE: G.A.A. 1; Friendship Comm. 3; Christian Fellowship 2: HOFFMANN, JOANN: G.A.A. 1; Friendship Comm. 3, F flA. 2. . ,■? ' ' ■ HOGAN, MARGARET: Drill Team 1,2; Christian Fellow- ship 2,3,4; Steering Comm. 2. HOGUE, FLOYD: Track 1,2, Varsity 3,4; Crosscountry 1, 2$ 3f'A Cappella 3j4. 7 HOLLIDAY, LOUISE: Drill Team 2,3. Fellowship 3; Snack Bar! ' Pi '’’..717 f % I ;!'• Page 53 Ari KAZ, STEPHEN: C.S.F. 2,3; Tennis 2, Varsity 3,4; All School Play 4. i-‘ «,-• V KEMPLE, JAMES: Auto Club 3. V VKENNARD, JAMES: S V • • £ KENNEDY, DARELL: Basketball 1,- Baseball 1,2,3, Var- sity 4. {■ KING, SHELBA: Band 1; Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4; I'L-a Orchestra 2; Annual Staff 2; Debate Speech 2,3; Friendship 2,- Speech Club 3,4, Pres. 3; Biology Club Sr. Steering Comm; French Club 4; All School Play 4; Sr. Play. ---- KLEIN, KAREN: Pep Club 1,2. KL1NGAMAN, BETTY: G.A.A. 1; Drill Team 1; Christian Fellowship 1,2,4; Friendship Comm. 4. Jw- KNAUBER, CARLEEN: Friendship Comm. 1,2,; G.A.A. 2; •y'y Senior Index KNIGHT, MARIETTA: G.A.A. 1,2; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Chris- tian Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Friendship Comm. 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3; Drill Team 2. KNOX, JOY: Modes Manners 1; Friendship Comm. 2,4; Christian Fellowship 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4. Page 54 A KOLL, MARILYN: F.B.L.A. 4; Assembly Comm. 4,- Chris- tian Fellowship 4. KOOIMAN, LARRY: Gymnastics 1,2; Football 2. KOSTERS, ROBERT: Basketball 3; C.S.F. 3. KRUSE, KEITH: Spanish Club 2,3,4. KULIS, ARLENE: G.A.A. 1; F.B.L.A. 1; F.H.A. 1; Drill Team 2; Modes Manners 2. LANCE, BETTY: Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1; Assembly Comm. 2,3. n'AvV} V. ..- LANE, VIRGINIA: Monitor 3; G.A.A. 3,4; Christian Fel- lowship 3. LARISON, DIANNE-. House of Rep. 1,2; Christian Fellow- ship 1. LARSON, MIKE: Transferred from Artesia. LARSON, KENNETH: Chemistry Club 3; Christian Fellow- ship 4. .'• f.y.j ■' '■ ) '. LASLEY, GORDON: Biology Club 1,2; Chemistry Club 3 Band 4; Pep Band 4('. : J1 r LAWRENCE, EVELYN: Christian Fellowship 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1; C.S.F. 3; F.B.L.A. 4.: j V Page 55 . £� LEMCKE. PAULINE: Orchestra 1; F.N.C. 2; Assembly Comm. 4. T LESTER, GARY: Skin Diving 1,2; Baseball 2. LINDLEY, TOM: House of Rep. 1,4; C.S.F. 1,2,3.4; Base- ball 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 3; Steering Comm. 3,4; Senator-4 J LITTLEFIELD, GLEN: Basketball 1; Track 1,2. LOWDER, SANDRA: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 1; Christian Fellowship 1; House of Rep. 4. LOWE, GARY: MANESS, TONY: Frosh. Class Pres; Senate 1; Track 1,2,3, Varsity 4; C.S.F. 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Varsity Crosscountry 2,3,4,- Lettermens 3;'-House of; Rep. 2,3; Steering , Comm. 2; SB Vice Pres. 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Sr. Class Pres; Senate 4. MANRIQUEZ, LINDA: Moniter 4. MARCANTEL, BILL: Football Varsity 4; Varsity Baseball 4. MAY, JACKSON: Tennis 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4. McCARTNEY, CHARLES: Latin Club 1,2; Biology Club fij Crosscountry 2; Track 3. Page 56 i V McCLEARY, MERLINE: G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2,4; Chris- tian Fellowship 1,2; House of Rep. 1,2,3,4; Act. Comm. 2; Steering Comm. 2,3,4; Friendship Comm. 3; Song Leader 4; Sr. Class VP; Homecoming Princess. McCLURE, LINDA: Drill Team 1; House of Rep. 2; Assem- bly Comm. 3,4; Girls' Glee 3; Jr. Steering Comm; Modes Manners 3; Sr. Play. McCOY, DOROTHY: G.A.A 1,2; Christian Fellowship 1,2, 3,4; Drill Team 1,2; House of Rep, M Moniter 2; A Cappella 3,4; Ensemble 4. McDONALD, EDNA: Christian Fellowship 1,2; House of Rep. 3. MCDONOUGH, GARY: Basketball 2,3,4; Christian Fellow- ship 3. -. '1 - ’ ■ McFAUL, SHARON.- Transferred from Compton; Christian Fellowship 3,4; Fjt AiU: • •' McGREGOR, DANIEL: C.S.F. 1,2; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Steer- ing Comm. 3,4,- House of Rep. 3,4; Sr. Class Treas. . ' ‘i Vi i « ' McKINNEY, LINDA: House of.- Rep. 1; Girls' Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,- Drill Team 1,2; Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Pep Club. 2,3; A Cappella 3,4; Steering Comm. 3,4; Sr v'Class Sec; Moniter 3. MELNIKOFF, HERBERT: M MEYER, DIAlfetf .jf MILLER, CECILIA G.A.A. 2; Friendship Comm. 2; Drill xp,. Team 2; House of Rep. 3; Sr. Steering Comm. ! i ( MILLER, JACK: Football 1,2,3; Varsity 4; Biology Club 1,2; Skindiving 1,2,3,4; Varsity Track 3. MILLER, MARGIE: Girls Chorus � 3,4. MILLER, OWEDA: Pep Club M F.B.L.A. 1. MINOR, GERRY: G.A.A. ljCPep Club 1,2; Girls' Glee 2; House of Rep. 2; A Cappella 3,4; Modes Manners 3; Steering Comm. 4- Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4. MITCHELL, DARWIN, Football,! Verity 4; Baseball 1,2, Varsity 3,4£Lettermen's vl ,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; A Cappella 3:4; Varsity Club 4. V MOORE, LEROY: Track 1,2,3, Varsity 4;-. Cross Country 2,4; Football 3; Lettermen s 3,4. MORRIS, LARRY: Gymnastics 2,3,4; House of Rep. 4. MOSS, DEE: Friendship Comm. 2,3; Girls Glee 2; GL Vice Pres.; 3; Senator 3; A Cappella 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; SB • Sec. 4; Homecoming Princess...... MUELLER, CAROL: Girls' Glee 2; A Cappella 3. MULDER, RANDY: Basketball-1,2, VarsityFootball 2,- Tennis 2; Christian Fellowship T,2,3 MULLER, MARY LOU: F.B.L.A. 1; Pep Club 1,4; Friendship Comm. 3; Modes Manners 3; G.A.A.;;;1,2,3; Chris- tian Fellowship 2,4. Page 58 .........• MURPHY, PATRICIA: G.A.A. 1,2,- House of Rep. 1,4; Drill Team 1,2; Steering Comm. 2,3.;’ MURRAY, KAY: G.A.A.' 1,2,3 A' Steering Comm. 1,2; vf'GHcJs' Chorus 1, Glee 2; A Cappella 3,4; Head Yell Leader 3,4; Act. Comm. 3,- Assembly • Comm. 3; Homecoming Queen. MYERS, DIXIE: ---- MYLLO, FRANK: Football 1,2,3, Varsity 4;-Varsity Track,. 3,4. NAAKTGEBOREN, CAROL: Assembly Comm.: 1,2,3,4;'X C.S.F. 2; G.A.A. 3; Annual Staff 4. ' NELSON, LAWRENCE:. Football 1,2; Varsity Tennis 3,4; . • • Chemistry Club 3. NETHERTON, CHARLENE: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4;' House of Rep. 1,2; C.S.F. 2; G.A.O. 3; Christian Fellowship NICOLSON, CAROL: Girls' Chorus 1, Glee 2; House of Rep. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; Monter 4. OVi NISHIMOTO, TERRY: Orchestra 1,2; Biology Club 1; Base- ball 2,3; Varsity 4; Christian Fellowship 2,3,4; Avia- f. j fe'v- .-- fion Club'4. 2 5: NIXON, JUNE: Friendship Comm. I; Pep Club 1,4; GL Rep. 2,3, VP 4; G.A.A. 2; Act. Comm. 2,- Assembly Comm. 2,3; House of Rep. 2,3; Modes Manners 3,- ‘ Sn SteeringTl ffim'; Pag 59 - V' . V' ••• : • NOLAND, KAY: G.A.A. f,2; Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Modes Manners 1,2,3; Steering Comm. 2; Assem- bly Comm 3. NYAM, BOB: Crosscountry 1,2,3,4; Track 1, Varsity 2,3, 4; House of Rep. 4. O'BRIEN, LOIE: Christian Fellowship 4. OGAN, SANDY: Band 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Majorettes 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3; Thespians 4. O'KEEFE, BARBARA:..Steering Comm. 1,2,4; G.A.A.-1,2; Assembly Comm. 2; Spanish Club 3. W L ;‘v; - s • .• . v OKUDA, MARTIN: Sr. Play. • ' � . t;� V:;y.y.y c;g ’vV; RQEHM;- 'MA, ARBT-- Christian Fellowship 1,2; French • !'Thespians 2,3,4; Chemistry Club ' :',y- 5; $ Wt 3 ORAM, PHILLIP: Varsity Football 4; Varsity! Baseball 4; Varsity Track 4; Sr. Steering Comm. .. Basketball 1,2; Christian Fellowship.0 Crosscountry 2, Varsity.3 4;:Jr fes2,S,:4i;;.';. Varsity Club 3,4;;Hows -.Repv 3;'.- . i es 4; Pep Club 4.'-' ' C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Assembly Comm. 1,2; AAafowrte-. ft ; Pep Club 2; Steering Comm. 2; French Club'.3{-iflouse of Rep. 3; Math Club 4. Club 1; Varsity Chemistry Club 3. Page 63 ROWELL. GARY: ‘ - v ... .. SAGLIN, DON: Skindivmg PAUL, RONNlfc Chess Club 1,2; Latin Tenh.K Math Club 2; Chemist Page 60 . 1; Autb. S Phato.'Club Steering Comm. 4 .£ •’fcf .' ; .yX .'. SCARKINO, JOHN: Gymna$tf i Rep. 4. SCHAFFER, GAYl mftrfsTIiSc SCHARA, PATRICIA: fr rttferr . f m -MoVitana. G.A.A. .-r.' 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Blacte VV • ' PEPPERS,'AUA :V'0crt6bair..b Va i� y Gymnpstics 2,3,4; V Annua I i—- PljSKWITH, . Steering ; ; ' RlNDER,-JOHN; . PIN EGA R, DOROTj , } ) 3 Moniter-4. k-- .‘’ Booster, yvonne: i '••'•.Comm. 4. , ‘::i% PITTS;'PRAN: Grrls' POPEJ;;B.ILL.,-football. ;••• , VdtVity-' 4; Baseball, • R aH, GEORGE: penator , Gy p iastics 1 , 2,3, Varsity ; Spear Fisbirvg'-l;'Skindivlng pf,rRej . 3,4. §hip 2,3; 'Pep,'Cfub 2t4k‘.CHpstidn Eelfovyship 4. .•REX:WINKEL, DARREL, Skindiving l;Vv f3fcvi '1 S •• ‘ SPENCER, WILLIAM: BaskfiTbqfl -X Vdrsity 3,4; Tennis ; REYNOLDS, MERLIN: Auto gubXV;. . • ; 1,2; C.S.F. r,2,3,4; Latin CjAfc 1,2; .Chemistry Club'3«.v' J' ‘ i s i )A ; ■ r- Sen ior -fiidex p- c..........f£ ■ Hi' .......................... ■ ■''V. v. WAT£J £ENE: Basketbajl 3,2; Football '■i-' . v' 5 crfsit 3,4; Letterin's‘3; Varsity '•‘ iV+ ,epp«3,4, Pres. ° r nitTpn Fellowship 4. 1,2,4; Tennis -1-,' Club 4. SftWART, BARBARA: STffCER, JU Y: Ho6 e bf Rep. h G.A.A. -l-rHristian Fel- .. Jjpwship’v2; Biology Club 3; Chemistry Club 3,- As- •' serrtfctl. Comm'. 4. ■. STOLVfcR BONNIE: Page of$Vi' ■ STOWE, .BBRT Trah hjVr from..Paramount. .;;WATt, RIT ' heppioAi’2«3,4, Pres. 3; Sr. Play 3; Blade y Staff 3,4; ChnStTph FelloWshif r y.‘. .A... STRU|K$ AV'RERMINA: Tiirnlsferred from Miijhesofa. ' -' {E£tvC:S.F- ,3; .A.A. 1,2- A-O 2i1 Page .70.....i—l' WEBERG, JE N' .Christian Fellowship 1,2,3; Senator.. 2;... Asserr� bly ?6mm.‘2; SteeringComm: 3,4.' WEEKS,:.i)OMAL[ :- Ba etball 1,2, Varsity 3,4; Skindiv- 'hg2.r-’ ................... v..-WEGhJER, MILDRED: F.H.A. 3C4............. ............... ,‘iWMtK QUElNTlN: Crosscountry 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Drill 'House of Rep. !';:Sr.-Steering Comm. .r ,y!' y HITLET,''RUTH: Steering Comm. 2; House of Rep, -3;- .... ChrisfTan-EelLpwship 3,4. SUBERI, REI Efo . _ ....Team-I; G ramd.Club I,--Assembly Commy 2,3; Speech Club 3,-Ttiespidns 4; Sr. Play. . •““? „ . --V' SULIS, FREDi Sfen'diving 1,2; GyhftN fiJ3 4:' .... A—- ' WHITTINC SWARTZ, jqAJ St-G.A.A„ 1; Pep. ub 1,2,3� . Modes A’ Drill 7 Mahner$ 3;'As 'embly Comm’.S Girls Glee 3; Mony.'-.. .- 7..3 .Pe| . ... _ ...Tter 4. ' “‘'•y Girls'Glee 3; Moniter ';f J:A 4 '' ■.- • -SWEENEY, LORETTAkG.A.A. 1,2,3.' A I .S' WICKWIRE. NANCY:Friendship RT.A:-..,_ TEIGEN, JANET: G.A.A. 1,2,3,-.Girls' Glee 3. ____fm 1 WHITTINGTON, LINDAV. A.A. 1,2,: Drill Team-1- Assembly Comm. t„ .. :. Pep Club -2;4; Chemis4 £[ b' } lish Club 1,- },4, Pres. . Jsbip 3,4; v TURNAGEv ARVir .P LER, RftfcERT: BURTON, GARY: Band 1, Com Wia sity 3f4 .Senator 1; Gyrtthasti Varsity-.CIu6'3;‘Pres. 4:53 VAN DER LANN,tF£ANK: CS. $|Auto C|ub }R3; Math ib yvkNDERtMA Y, SUE: SteerirVg� .Co Comm. 1,2; Art Comm, coming Princess. VAN GELDER, BOB: Football, 1,2,3; Varsity Cl b,. 3,4; House of Rep' .% L , -' . VAN HOLLAND,. JlED C.S.p; ClOb -.-VAN- HOOSER, '.’•VAN MOOVEN, '-.Avan manen, F B VAN MEAVERAN, 69; Page VAN Major 4 • VAUGHN r: VELASCO 7' ■ 1,2,3; G rk’ Chair 4: ' WADE, BRENDA: Modes Manners 1,2; Ba.rirj 2’,3. . V. WALLACE,, EVELYN: House of Rep. 3,- Modei - Mahners 3; Assembly Comm. 4. t i 1 jjWALT S ANCY: G.A.A. -1; Moniter 3,4; des■$ toan- 5V• 'ne C Pefp Cfob 3,- Girls Glee 3.' . ft A j ALTC f, MICKEY: Steering Comm. 1,2,' Basketball 1; ;. A.FoQ� all(2,3; Jr. Class Vice Pres. '•% -..WARNER, JO ANN: AuAVI,2,3,4; Steering Cohn( n. 2,3,4; • ' xSparv ti Club 2; Asserpbiy- Comm. 2,3 ,- Drilf Team 2 ; Act. Comm. 4 flag Twirler 4. • WARNER, MARY Ar rSB.d l; C.S.F. 2,3,4,- Christian Vv Felfowship 2; Latiij Club. 2; F.N.A. 2- Chemistry Club Ecology Club 3; Math Gub Pres. 4. x . J fl 'H 6 ZWAAGSTRA, JULIA: Monitor A V ’v v- •; - J '-I j V t. c. . V 4 V. Ofnother CJJ. 3$. 3i. creation fUHISHttS Of •• he