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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1960 volume:

reas ure CDfJication Q WMi Ofc)ministration 11 lucent Qovemment emors 6 ton g 8 a ex Sophomores 112 Qofof 66 Ofclmlles ijzf (sin is igg orewon II ithoul ideals, without effort, without scholarship, without philosophical continuity, there is no such thing, as education. .... Ihraham Flexner II CDedication i 10 The students of Bellflower High School take great pleasure in dedicating this tenth edition of the TREASURE CHEST to a faculty member who has given unselfishly of her time, talents, and ener- gies to help Bellflower earn its reputation for student accomplishment. As a teacher at Bellflower for the past ten years, coming in close contact with students, she has acquired the knowledge and experience for un- derstanding young people and their problems. Students who have worked closely with her say that she has a wonderful way of making them think for themselves and helping them to realize their potentialities. A big vote of thanks goes to her in the position of Senior Class Sponsor, for the co-ordination of Senior activities on campus. As our advisor, friend, and TEACHER, in appre- ciation and gratitude, we dedicate this 1960 TREASURE CHEST to you . . . Miss Carmen Osier BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr� . Irene L. Brandt, Dr. C. H. Ozanion, Mr� . Geneva H. Goodban, Mr. Clyde A. Bower Jr., Mr. William Keene. MR. JACK DAVIS Dittrkt Busine� � Manager DR. MARGARET LOUISE O REAR A� ti fant Superintendent Our Principal’s Message ... May this Treasure Chest provide you with many nostalgic memories and help to remind you of the goals you have set out to gain. The leadership and growth exhibited by you, the student body, will go with you throughout your life to aid you in your endeavors. On this, the tenth anniversary of Bellflower High School, we want to pay tribute to those who have contributed so much to our school through these years. Some of our faculty members have been here almost since the beginning of the school and have aided greatly in the development and improvement of cur- riculum and of our facilities. May the years spent at Bellflower High School inspire you to bigger and better things after graduation. Thomas A. Wells Principal Lee- Principals MR. CLAYTON MASELINE Counselor 14 MR. ARTIST EDWARDS Counselor MR. WltllAM BROWN Counielor OfnJ Counselors MR. CLARK MILLER MR DUANE DRAVES Attendance 15 Snack 3$ar (Work ers Hotel Pitts, Goldie Newman, Grace Spinelli, Edith Stierli. 35us 3)rivers Fred Wilton, Allen Kniken, William Zyltter, Chariot Zook, Jr., Gaylord Fottberg, Harry William t, Thelma Schenberger, Arlene Bowcrmon, Chrittino Brown, Florino Hobbit, Bcaula Tullon, Helen Gallipo. Evelyn Childrett, Pearl Earl. Janitors Andy Colder, Frank Smith, Arthur lentel, Arthur littt, Malcolm Free- man, Roy Moore, Kenneth Phillt, Clide Hickman, Arthur Ogilire, Frank Fcrrit. Edward Kern, William Brace, Dick Elgcrtmon, Art Vern. '«x� v % « � • � %� � « r T%«v MRS. JUANA ACOSTA B.A., M.A. Foreign Language Spanish Club MR. LUTHER ARCHER 8.S. Mathematici Mathematici Club MR. DONALD ASHTON B.A. Health; Physical Education Frcihmon Clou Adviior MRS. JANE BARNES B.S. Home making Future Homemoking Club MR. ROBERT BESS A.B. Social Studies MR. ELLIS BODEN M.S. English Junior Varsity Tennis MR. ARTHUR BREVICK A.B. Industrial Arts MR. ALEXANDER BRITTON A.B., M.A. Special Education Creative Writing Club MR. WILLIAM CARNAHAN A.B. English C.S.F. Club MR. DEIVIN CARVER B.Mo. Fine Arts Bond. Orchestra MRS. ELSIE CORTEZ R.N., P.H.N. School Nurse Future Nurses Club MRS. VERNA CUNDAll B.S. Homerrvaking Assistont F.H.A. MR. KENNETH DAVIS B.S. Physicol Education Department Chairman MRS. ALPHA DAY B.S. Home Economics Department Chairman MRS. MARILYN DeWlTT A.B., M.A. English Senior Class Advisor MR. RICHARD DIX A.8. Health; Mathematics Social Studies 21 MISS BARBARA DOUGLASS B.S. Physicol Education Department Chairman MR. JOHN DOWDCN A.B., M.A. English Blode MR. DONALD EVANS A.B. Business Education Student Body Accounts I 1 MR. STUART FARBER A.B., M.A. Social Studies; Physical Education Varsity Football; Varsity Track MISS LOUISE FELKNOR A.B.. M.A. Physical Education G.A.A. MR. DONALD FIE8ING A.B., M.A. Social Studies MR. THEODORE FLINT A.B., M.A. Mathematics; Physical Education Wrestling; Wrestling Club MR. ROBERT FOERSTER A.B., M.A. Social Studies; Physical Education Bo'suns; B Basketball; Varsity Tennis MR. STERLING GOTTLIEB B.S. Business Education.- Mgr. Student Storo Department Chairman MRS. VIRGINIA GOTTLIEB B.S. Business Education F.B.l.A. Club MRS. FRANCES GOUGH B.A., M S. Physical Education G.A.A.; Girls' Tennis 22 MISS MARJORIE GRAHAM A.B., M.A. Fine Art� Mode and Manner Club MR. MARVIN GREENWOOD B.S. Science D Basketball MR. WAYNE HARRIS A.B. Social Studie� ; Phytical Education Varsity Club MR. AUGUST HART B.S. Special Education Football; Track MR. RICHARD HESTER A .A., A.B. Sociol Studies Sophomore Cla Adviior MISS CARIEEN HUGHIE B.S. Phyjicol Education Drill Team; G.A.A. MR. ERNEST JENSEN A.B. Physical Education Cross Country; Track MR. RICHARD KAITHOFF A.B. English Junior Class Advisor MR. RAYMOND KING A.B., M.A. Industrial Arts MR. ClIFTON IANEY B.S., M.S. English Wrestling 23 MISS NANCY LeCORRE B.S. Scienco Biology Club MR. RODGER LINDSAY A.B. Speciol Educotion JV Football MR. WILLIAM LINDSEY A.B., M.A. Science Biology Club MR. FLOYD LINK B.V.E. Industrial Arts Junior Clou Advisor MISS JOANNE LUNDIN B.A. MR. DWIGHT McCRACKEN A.B. Speech; English Speech, Club; Forensics Act. Physical Educotion C Football; Varsity Track MR. DONALD McCURDY B.S., M.A. Science Driver Training MR. JOHN MARCHAK A.B., M.A. Social Studies MR. JAMES MOOLIN B.S., M S. Driver Training Mathematics MR. MARCUS MORGAN A.B., M.A. Sociol Studies; Deportment Chairman Chess Club MR. ROBERT NEWMAN A.A., B.A. Drama Deportment Chairman MISS CARMEN OSIER B.A., M.A. Social Studies Senior Class Advisor 24 MISS MARJORIE PARKER B.S. Business Education Pep Club MISS SAllY PARKER B.A., M.S. Physical Education G.A.A.; G.A.A. Advisor MR. STANLEY PORTER A.8., M.A. Fine Arts Snack Bar MR. GEORGE PRINCE A.B. Physical Education Varsity Baseball MRS. HARRIET REINER A.B. English: Department Chairman Creative Writing Club Inter-Faith Fellowship Club MR. MEL RIGGINS A.B., M.A. Industrial Arts 25 MR. ARTHUR SIMPSON MRS. JOANNE SORCE P.H.B., P.H.M. Science MR. GEORGE SOMERINDYKE A.B. English A.B., M.A. English Freshman Class Advisor MR. ROBERT STEPHENS A.B., M.A. Science MRS. JEAN STEVENSON B.F.A. Fine Arts Art Club MR. AIVIN STOUT A.B. Industrial Arts MR. WIILIAM STOWE B.S., M S Social Studies Sonior Class Advisor MRS ETHEL TEACH B.S., M S. Business Education Ways and Means Club 26 MR. ROBERT THOMPSON A.B., M.A. Social Studies Sophomore Closs Advisor MR. DONALD TITUS A.B. Social Studies Varsity Basketball Freshman Class Advisor MR. ERNEST TOIMAN B.S. Mathematics; Health JV Basoboll MRS. GLADYS VAUGHAN A.B. English C.S.F. Club MR. WARREN WARD A.B., M.A. Industrial Arts Department Chairman Auto Club MR. DAVID WELCH A.B.. M.A. Science Annual Advisor Junior Class Advisor Mrs. Sylvia Ziskin, Librarian, and hor assistant preparing newly purchased books for the students’ use. MRS.SYLVIA ZISKIND A.B., M.A. librarian 27 eruor 4 cnalr Senators J LLcaneer The first semester cabinet began its duties during the summer. With the Bellflower Junior Chamber of Commerce as their sponsor they held activity nights every Wednesday. A very successful dance in August highlighted the summer program. Planning pep rallies, assemblies, and sponsoring student body legislation were included in the many tasks which the cabinet undertook. Revising the Student Body Constitu- tion and presenting it to the Bellflower Board of Education was also completed. Organizing the homecoming activities, presenting a talent assembly, honoring the exchange students from Mexico, and sponsoring a very successful beatnik dance completed the cabinet's activities. DON DAVIS President ED BREWER Vice-President DEE GREITL CAROLINE SALTER Secretory Treasurer KATHY ZIMMERMAN Activity Chairman JOHN ROPER Sergeant-at-Arms ENID WAXMAN Head Yell loader EUGENIA BRANDEMARTE Head Sang Leader 30 Qovemmeni During the second semester, the cabinet continued improve- ment of the Bellflower High School Constitution. They revised the Buc's student guide, which was known as the Eight Piece, re-naming it the Buccaneer Bulletin. The cabinet also reorganized our assemblies and other school activities to make them more enjoyable. The elected officials did an outstanding job in leading the school in Democracy. LEROY DOKTER President ENID WAXMAN BONNIE BEECHER FLORENE BABAJIAN Vice-President Secretary Treasurer DEE GREITL Activity Chairman JEFF WHEELER Sergeont-at-Armt TERRY CRAIG Head Yell Leader KATHY ZIMMERMAN Head Song Icoder 31 Row 11 Eddie Rhodo� , Jorry Goyetto, loroy Dokter, Eddie Brewer, Tommy Ca� c, Jim Saw- yer, Dennis Hoffman, Dennis Elam, Frank Dokter. Row 2t Sharon Sowell, Teri Craig, Kathy Zimmerman, Diane Tor- rence, Francis Olivera, Rick Enright, Nancy Zimmerman, Pamela Sinclair, Barbara Clark, Jeon McKee, Mory Richardson, Suo Kendle, Undo Phillips, Linda Mansell, Enid Waxman, Roth Fortune. Jo Ann Mirch, Donna leimbach. Row 3i Tom Northcoto, Mike Murdock, Ruth Bleaker, John Speirs, Sharon Vcrstecg, Jackie Carter, Pam Roper, Joy Adler, Riki Van Surksum, Sherrie Christiansen, Beverly Joslin, Nancy Bobor, Suson Noff, Judy Kosters, Elva Hoar, Karen Johnson, Celia Robinson. 3 touse of Representatives Senate Leroy Dokter, Bill Porry, Pam Talbot. Rozanno McCray, Bon- nie Phillips, Don Davis, Julius Kanasi, Bob Cox. LYNN KOCHER Business LINDA WALLACE Business As Bellflower High School s first decade draws to a successful conclusion, it is fitting that enduring recogni- tion be attributed to students who have excelled in aca- demic studies. On these two hallowed pages. Treasure Chest presents students who, in competition with their fellow classmates, have performed brilliantly in one or more subject areas. Many of these students were born in Bellflower and received their education from grade BRUCE HOEFFER Instrumental Music SYDNEY HELM Drama BETTY GOSLINS English NORMAN STROH English LYNN STRECH Graphic Art LINDA CARPER Home Economics HELEN HASKELL ARNOLD BAKKER Homo Economics Industrial Arts DICK VAN DERLAAN Industrial Arts RUTH ANN FORTUNE Instrumental Music JEFF WHEELER Instrumental Music 34 school through high school in our city, while others received a portion of their training elsewhere, transfer- ring later to Bellflower to continue their education. For these two groups, and for many other Bellflower High School scholars who, because of space, are not included on these pages, the 1960 Treasure Chest forever records and acknowledges their scholastic achievements. PAULA THURSTON language CAROL TYLER Language VIRGINIA WILLEY Language HIX RADFORD Math ENID WAXMAN Moth RALPH WEIDNER Math PAT HOGARD Scionco MARILYN MARTIN Science RALPH WEIDNER Science TOM NORTHCOTE PAULA THURSTON Social Studies Social Studies MARY ANN CONOVER Vocal Music DENNIS WARREN Vocal Music 35 Senior The Freshman Class of 1956, the largest class of Freshmen ever enrolled at Bellflower High School, was one of the most active classes on campus. The class had numerous snack sales to gain money for the treasury, two assemblies during the year, and a very successful Freshman party. The Sophomore Class of 1957 was an active and energetic class. We had several fund raising activities that have become customs on the Bellflower campus. These included promoting the sale of chrysanthemums at the Homecoming game and sponsoring the sock-hops after football and basketball games. We had a Sophomore week which was exciting and full of various activities, climaxed by our special dance. At the dance Sopho- more president Bill Tucker crowned Terry Craig as Sophomore Sweetheart. After the fun-filled week we selected our Junior sweaters and rings. The Sophomore Class was looked upon as the most active in school. This was accomplished through the hard work of every Sophomore to promote his class above the others. As the Junior Class of 1958, our activities started with the traditional Junior Sweater Swing where we wore our black and gray class sweaters. Senior rings arrived early in the year which added to the excitement and prestige of the students. Eleele o-Nani (Evening in Paradise) was the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom, which was the largest and one of the most successful ever attended. The Hawaiian atmosphere at the Lafayette Hotel will be remembered a long time. Our class has had some of the finest athletes produced at Bellflower who have given much pride to all of us. Our financial projects gave us more than enough resources to help us for the coming graduating year of 1960. After an enjoyable summer, we, the class of 1960, came back to Bellflower High School to occupy the coveted positions of Seniors. With this honor came the fulfillment of our many dreams. This year Senior Square was filled to its highest capacity, the class of '60 numbering over 500 strong. December came and Bellflower High School enjoyed a successful Christmas Dance sponsored by the Senior Class, who in February sponsored the unforgettable Sweethearts' Ball. As the end of the year approached, the class of '60 was finally allowed its long awaited Ditch Day. Then, at last, came the final formal event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. Graduation exercises in June closed four of the most important years of our lives with a long period of opportunity and happiness lying before us. Eugenia Brandemarte Bill Tucker Rick Enright Bob Cox “Life is a quarry, out of which we are to mold and chisel and complete a character. —Goethe The above quotation contains true words of wis- dom which should be considered by each of us as graduating Seniors. At this point we've com- pleted possibly one-fourth of our lives, most of which have been devoted to school and the pro- cesses of learning. Unknowingly we have pro- ceeded to mold, develop, and complete our individual characters from our experiences and activities, with the influence of our families, friends, and surroundings. Our separate charac- ters, composed of our different social, moral, and intellectual selves, are a large part of our prepa- ration for the remaining three-fourths of our lives, in which lies unlimited opportunity. As we separate and go our many different ways it is our character which will largely determine the amount of success and happiness we will attain. Although the basic parts of our character have already been formed, the final polishing and finishing of the end product still lies ahead of us. It is at this time that we should realize that although we're the young men and women of today — we're the adult leaders of tomorrow. My desire for this class of 1960 is that we will accept this responsibility and become the leaders for which our characters have prepared us. Bob Cox Senior Class President 39 Bob Cox. President L C r e emor 5 Ncdro Benno, Secretory; Dick Ackerman, Vic® President Ston Willioms, Terry Craig, Senotors Dick Dcgcn, Sgt.-ot-Armt; Emily Hot«n. Treasurer The Senior Class officers have done much to make this a successful year for their class at Bellflower High. They helped plan many of the important activities of the year such as the Christmas Dance, Sweetheart's Ball, Senior Ditch Day and Senior Graduation party. The officers spent many hours in helping to plan, direct, and carry on the activities of their class. Congratulations to the Senior officers for a job very well donel 40 C ' ° Osenior s There is no doubt that Miss Osier and Mr. Stowe prac- ticed their psychology on the learned seniors, and Mrs. DeWitt had plenty of opportunities to see the results of the English department. Mr. Sienknecht did his best to instill a democratic spirit to his American Government classes. We are sure that the Senior Class will always remember their sponsors as their friends and counselors. The Senior Class of 1960 is very indebted to their spon- sors who gave them advice and co-operation throughout the year. In addition to their many duties of teaching they were always willing to help assist the seniors. Besides chap- eroning many of the senior activities, they also attended many of the school dances. The Senior Class steering committee was always able to obtain help from them. 41 Mr . DeWilf, Mr. Stowe Student� are enjoying the pleoturo� of Senior Square. This it one of rhi Square it going to the bird� —SEAGULL BIRDSI RAYMOND ALLISON RAYMOND AMARO LINDA AMELANG JOE ANDERSON vilegcj they have waited four year� to enjoy. Some people say Senior LOUISE ATKINSON ARNOLD BAKKER IEO AUSTIN DOROTHY BAIOGA FLORINE BABAJIAN JERRY BARBOUR DENNIS BABCOCK ROBERTA BARKER JOELIA BEARD TOM BENSON SHIRLEY BECK BONNIE BEECHER NEDRA BENNO PAT BESSfcK EDGAR BIlllET NORMA BILLINGS BUDOY 81 ROW£U PHYLLIS BLACK PHYLLIS BLACKWELL GRACIA BOSCH ROGER BOSCH GEORGIA BONAR DON BONNES SHERI BOWMAN CARLYLE BRAKENSIEK Ji. V ANNEIIt bOYU EUGENIA BRANDEMARTE CAROL BRAZIEL Composition, bosic English ond literature or discussed in Mrs. Reiner's English doss. Students hove on opportunity to express their views ond exchonge ideos in this closs. SHARON BREMER ED BREWER DARREL BRICK SUSIE BRIGGS ELEANOR BRINK 47 JEANNETT BROAD ALICE BROWN CAROL BROWN SUSAN BROWN CHUCK BURGESS DOROTHY BURKERT RICHARD BURMAN LINDA BURNEY RUSS BUTCHER RICHARD BYER KENDALL BYRD DANNY CANAS DARLENE CANTREU RITA CANTRELL PRISCILLA CAOlE TOM CAREY DICK CARKHUFF DIANNA CARLTON PENNY CARMICHAEL BEVERLY CARPENTER LINDA CARPER PHYLLIS CLARKE STEVE COl EG ROVE MARY ANN CONOVER SHARON COLES JOAN COOK KIETH COLLINS VIRGILIA COOK GEORGINA COLQUHOUN BILL COOL t BILLIE COOLEY BARBARA COPELAN MIKE COONS DENNIS COPELAND JOHN COOPER BETTY CORBETT RICHARD COOPER ALAN CORNLISON BOB COX ROGER COTTRELL BUDDY COX LARRY CORNWELL JOE CRAFTS RICHARD CROCKETT TERRY CRAIG ANDY CULVER RONNIE CRASNO DOUGLAS CRAWFORD LINDA CUMMINGS GLORIA CUNNINGHAM DON DAVIS PAT DAUGHERTY KATHY DAVIE PHIL DALEY JO CAROL DAVIS WALT DAVIS RICHARD DAY ROBERT DAY r _ DOROTHY DEAN DANNY DEASEE MARILYN DE CESARE JANICE DEN BESTE RONNIE DEROAD DICK DEGEN BRENDA DEMEDIO BUNNY DICKINSON DIANA DINTEIMAN BEVERIY DIVERS MARRAY DIAZ JOAN DIXON VAIERIE DIXON Everyone enjoy� himself when constructing radio tett in basic radio. 55 CHARLES DODD ELAINE DOERR LE ROY DOKTER DIANE DOUGLASS WAHNETAH DOUGLASS CAROL DOWNS 56 DIANE DUPRE JOHN EAGLE LOWELL EITZEN DENNIS ELAM BILI ELLIOT DONNA ELLIOT LANA EMERSON RICK ENRIGHT CAROL ERNSBURGER CLARA ERNSBURGER KENNY ERWIN RE8EL ESTES JUDY FALL LARRY FARRELL 57 ROBIN FERGUSON THEORA FEENSTRA LARRY FEDOE ROLAND FEDERLY LLOYD FINDLEY HENRY FITHIAN CATHY FITZGERALD JOHN FLETCHER DON FOSTER SANDY FRAY JUDY FRAZIER NIKI FROMDAHL JAMES FROST KAREN GARDNER JANET GARFIELD 60 MARILYN GILES DAVID GIUIAN CAROL GLAZIER JERRY GOYETTE JUDY GRAY BETTY GOSLINS JEAN HAlFACRE MARSHA GREENHAW SHERRY GRIFFITHS SANDY GROWHOWSKI DEE GREITl KATHY GRUBB IA VON GUTHRIE PAT HALI I DAY 7 ‘ DAVE HAUCK JOE HAMM GRETA HARKEMA BARBARA HART PETER HANSON MfclBA HARPER MARY HARTENBERGER SANDY HAUSER AlYNN HICKEY SANDRA HINDERS BRUCE HOEFFER DENNIS HOFFMAN SANDY HOFFMAN Senio� � Sharon Sowell and Betty Ro� c ore watching Mr. Semple demonstrate PAT HOGGARD the rotary computer, which is used in most business offices. This mochine os well os six other types are used in the normal course of work in the class. EMILY HOLEN LARRY HOLLIDAY BONNIE HOP DENNIS HOKANSON PEGGY JOHNSON SHARON JOHNSON ♦ ♦ I JAMES REED JONES PAULETTE KROPP DAVID LANDIS COLE KURTZ SHARON LA BRECQUE SHARON LAMBERT JEAN LANDIS JIM LANE SHIRLEY LANZ LA ROY LASSLEY NANCY IOGAN ii: GARY LONG SHERRY LONG JUANITA LOPEZ GARY LUCAS CECIL LUCK TOM LYNCH MIKE MAES CARL MALLET CAROL ANN MARCUS CHARLES MARSHALL BOB McClEARY CHARLOTTE McCONNAUGHEY DIANE McCORMICK A complete lotho operofion boing roviowod by Wayne King, in Mr. Stour' machino bop do . JANET McCURDY LINDA McGINTY DULINE McGOUGH RON McDOWELL FRANK McMAHON UNDA MIZAI SHIRtEY MOG SHARON MONTGOMERY MIKE MOODY GORDON MUHINS JERRY MULVANEY BETTY MUNSON JANICE MORRIS JERILYNN NEVILLE SHIRLEY NOBLETT TOM NORTHCOTE FRANCINE NOTEBOOM LARRY OVERHOLTZER Our Senior sweater is one of the most attractive sweaters ever to be ROGAR O'CONNOR seen on the campus of Bellflower High School. This emblem is a mark of distinction to the Senior Closs. LINDA OVERSTREET HARRY OLSON GEORGE OTT JANETTE OSINGA JAMES PINDER PATTY PLUMB ROGER POEISTRA CIEVENA POISON JIM PRICE HIX RADFORD DAVE RAMEY LARRY RAY ROBERT ROBINSON TOM ROBINSON LINDA ROCKWELL BETTY ROSE RICHARD ROUSE SHARON ROUTlEDGE KATHY ROWLAND PATRICIA ROWLAND Mr. Sienknecht is busily instructing his doss in Amcricon Government. The seniors, after completing this class, have a bettor understanding of how our government is operated, financod and controlled. BILI SANSON RICHARD SANTORO TOM SCHAEFER HAROLD SCHAFFROTH r ' mt HU B HL JANICE SCHIFF LINDA SCHLUP DONENE SCHMIDT NANCY SCIORTINO CAROLE SCOTT ALFRED SMITH RON SMITH GLADYS SMITS • i ) V� k J HELEN SMITH DAVE SMITH 85 GARRAH SNELSON TOM SNIP DIANE SNYMAN DONNA SNYMAN JUDY STOCK 'Vi LYNN STRECH MARTHA SUGGS DONALD SWENSSON JIM TAKEMOTO JOEL TEIGEN Now don't fell me thot you ttill con't read thit? atkt Mr. Bodcn of three of hit Englith ttudentt. VIRGINIA TEITSWORTH CONNIE THELEN ENID WAXMAN FRANCES WAY RALPH WEIDNER CECELIA WEILER RITA WELLIK MYRNA WELLS EVELYN WERKER DOUGLAS WESCOTT Mosoic design is one of the subjects presented in Mrs. Grohom's three de- mentionol art class. Other subjects covered aro sculpture and ceramics. LA DALE WHALEY JEFF WHEELER JIM WILLIAMS KENNETH WILLIAMS SHARON WILLIAMS STAN WILLIAMS STEVE WILSON SUE WILSON CHUCK WINTERS PHYLLIS WOHLFORD O ' i nr- P' K Junior Steering Committee meets during their lunch hour to plan for donees, sales, and other activities which will take place during tho 1959-60 school year. Left to right are: F. Manes, J. Kanasi, Mr. Koltoff (sponsor), K. Fix, J. Corcoran, R. Brandomarte, B. Lindley. B. Shuster, K. Liblen, T. Cogburn, I. Vessels. Goy Adler Joy Adler Judy Albright This year's junior class sponsors are as follows; Mr. link, Mr. Welch ond Mr. Kaltoff. They hove been vory helpful in their suggestions ond guidance during the school year. Richard Amodrit Allen Ansdell Maggie Avalos Sharon Bollard Albert Amiro lorry Archer Richard Avery Barbaro Bo I low Darlene Anderson Bessie Ashby Rosalie Boggs Mary Bongmo 101 Potty Corlton Sylvio Carlton Charlene Carter Jeanette Carter Petito Dana Davi� it thown weoring her 1961 Junior Clan Sweoter. Wow, it the proudll Gene Clark Nancy Clark Martha Colegrove Bill Cooper Emmett Corbett John Corcoran linda Clonninger John Cobb Terri Cog burn n ■ John Critp Robert Crowell Sharon Culley Barbara Daley Carol Davit Dana Davit Pam Davit Peggy Davit Beverly Hoffner Carol Hall Heather Hall Lynn Holl John Hardesty Donna Harper Douglas Hastings Bob Hathorno Becky Hedrick Gary Heit Rita Henson Corl Herring Holcn Heusdens Carol Hill Dennis Hill Donna Hironimus Elvo Hoar Potsy Hodge Dennis Houston Harold Howser David Hoyle Wayne Hughes Anno Marie Holguin Glondo Honey Cutt Roxio Hurlbert Janet Hutchison Sandy Hydo Rudy Infanto Donieta Jackson Vernon James Carolyn Jaszorowski Mary Ann Jozemski Sandra Johnson Bo Johnson Carol Johnson Caron Johnson Richard Johnson Carol Johnston Danny Jones 105 Nancy Simon it ditcutting one of many tubjectt taught by Mr. Harrit. Hitfory teacher. She lookt infereited doetn'f the? Thomat McDonald Michael McEvay Mike McGorry Gloria Meyer Gary McClintick Dick McClurg Kenny McDonald Mike McGregor Ronnie McPeek Mike McWhirt Joan Meredith Roy Merril Alan Meyer Barry Miller Corl Miller Joy Miller la Donna Miller Steve Mitchell Richard Moody lorry Motley Carol Moulton Kathlyn Mount Jerry Neville Steve Newman Charlet Nickle Bill Noordman leann Oban Kathy O'Hara Don Oldenkomp Francei Olivoro Barbara Muker Chuck Murray Elizabeth Mutch lavonne Neal Donna Nelton Rodney Nelton Bob Netherton Donna Rogers Mary Ellen Rogers Ronald Roper Margaret Rose Darrell Ross Diane Sallee Schuyler Sanborn Virginia Schlup Mike Schnell Chorles Schnieder Phillip Schuber Carol Schultz Jacquie Scott Sharon Scott Loretta Sharp Judy Sherman Robert Schuster Nancy Simon Bill Sincloir Pam Sinclair Joy Slade Bert Smith Potty Smith Shoron Smith Verle Smith Larry Snow Roxie Sorensen Lennio Sposeff John Speirs Linda Spradling Judy Squibb Rodney Stanton Diane Steadman Lorry Stewart Roy Storie Sue Strawn Fred Sturtevont John Sunseri Milton Swift Pam Talbot Lois Tanimoto George Tattersall 109 Jack William Karon William Ken Williams Neol Williom Ray William Norman Willi Choryl Wil hirc Don Wilion Judi Wil on Jody Winfield Sherry Wm low Pamela Woltor Karla Ann Woodruff Mclynda Woodion Jo Ann Wooten Tolla Yary Seria Ybarra Eddio Ylst Elbert Yount Bob Zahnor Lother Zech Judy Solgncr Jack Zittel EI io Altmann lorry Stark Gwyndolyn Wilson Ronnie Taylor Chuck Addy Nina Alford Judy Benjestorf Georgia Benson Georgia Bennett Steve Bernstein Harvey Bennett Morgaret Berry Ronald Bennett Mary Billig onna Attwood Johnic Sue Bannett Judy Austin Shoron Barnett Carol Broesder Rota Brooske Mary Allen Gloria Andrew Don Arnett Roger Andrie Tom Aihmore Arthur Box Jack Brown Don Bruegger Kenneth Brundage Steve Bryant Nancy Bubar Bill Burch Brenda Burn Fred Bycr Paula Axe Ann Babajion Gary Bailey Jerry Balogo John Beahon Sherry Beck Shirley Beck Bill Bell Unda Edmunson lc© Edwardt Comparing their note� on the structure of a dicot item against the model are Biology I student Mike Von Hooser, Don Brueger, and Jack Chorpenning. aniel De Medio James Denny Robert De Shazo Don Deveney fenold De Vries Margaret Dick Bonnie Dietrich Bill Dodd Frank Doktcr Chuck Donnelly Dorothy Downs Ken Du Frene Melvin Dummar Dionne Dunster Denny Eddy Shoron Eosum lee Ann Elliott Ralph Elroy Sue Ann Emry Sharon Erickson Wilmo Evans Raymond Everly Carolyn Farrar Marlys Feensfra Doris Fells John Feringo Clark Findley Eleanor Flores John Fopma Donna Fraker Skceter Fray Corole Freom Carl Fredinck Sandra Gabriel I 17 Grocie Holguin Margaret Hooser Ronnie Hughes Tony Hunt Barbara Hunter Sharon Hunter Charles Jacobs Alan Jensen Caroline Johnson Dove Johnson Wendie Knight Judy Kosters Cary Koegie Judy Krantz Bob Kooiman Buddy Kueger Pat Kushera Joe La Brecque Bob leader Don Leovell Karen Hoover Ronald Hornback Bill Howard Kenneth Lockhart Charalco longcoy Frank Longress Art Lopez Jim Lowe Pat lefler Donna leimbach Mike Light Penny list Nick Hovey Diana Hregg Jeffrey Huffine John Lowe Roger Mahar Mike Mallett Anno Mason Jerry Mason Larry Pullen Jack Purcell Susan Pursselley Carol Quier Warren Robert� Floyd Robin� on Art classes provide an opporfnuity for students to study ond construct mony beautiful designs, looking of one such design are from left to rights Sharon Thome, Beverly Boswell, and Sueannc Emery. Eddie Ross Judy Roton Joan Rothenberg John Roy Carol Rubesa Annctfo Rucker Charlene Rudd Gary Russell Dennis Sabers Douglas Soglin Jo Ann Solo Eddie Samorin Jerry Sconeider Mike Schultz Pamela Schultz Dan Schwartz Douglas Rogers Jo Rogers Steve Rogers Margie Rohren Carol Rose Edward Rose Ken Scoville Jack Scrivner Carolyn Seavey Arnold Von Steewyk Wilbur Von Stcenwyk Jim Von Vleck Marguerite Velojc© Louie Veloz Shoron Versteeg Christine Vochem John Uxxl More Wogner Daryl Wakefield John Wakefield tindo Wallen lonny Walsh Shoron Walthall Gregg Wardoll Jomes Watson Vincent Woy Kathleen Whitley Patricia Whitt lee Whihoycr Tom Whyto Colleen Weekley Dennis Wendell Bob Weyrick Ronald Wheeler Bob Whisler Wandy Whitby Cheryl White Vermel Wickershom Virginia Wicks Korl Williams Chuck White Steve White Mark Wilson Shirley Wilson Sue Windes lorry Wright Ronnie Wright Margaret V.',Jevcn Frances Yadon Marilyn Yager Richard Yates Judy Ylst David Yoshida Diane Young Sarah Young Jurgen Zech Noncy Zimmerman CAMfRA SHY Joseph Hooker Clifford Johnson Leslie Johnson Clovis Klomroth Richard Marks Ann March Joanne Mirch Fddie Nagel lucillc Oconos Potty Pederson Danny Price Keith Rich Alma Rogers Carolyn Stevens Raymond Witter Christine Yochem 123 V kHU M M fll I V Colon Albrecht Gory Alhiser Tommy Allison Tommy Ahdohl Rock Armstrong Donna Atwell Dean Bote� Melvo Botson We� ley Beck Dick Bedow Edward Beebe Dennis Bonnet Bob Bettencourt Jonny Bettencourt Carol Bircher Cheryl Bohy Anthony Botch Pat Botch Cherie Bouchillon lynne Blokemore Carol Bowen Som Box Donald Boyd Nancy Boyer James Brink Karen Atwood Louis Auringer Catherine Austin Billy tiaggt Caroline Baglio Caroline Bci.«y Connie Baker Mark Baker Raymond Barnet Clarcne Bortman Duane Basham Jomes Blume Joyce Blume Leroy Bleekor Sharon Blyth Gail Boen Larry Boer dam Carol Buchan Kaoran Burke Bob Callen Ernest Carlson Donna Carper Sandra Carr Sammio Carson Richord Fix Jomes Gomes Daniel Gollipo Gail Gammon Marcia Ganger Morio Gardoa David Garrison Jody Gentry Bridget Giancaspro Sharon Gibson Bob Glaab Vernep Gleason Albert Hadley Deanna Hale Noncy Hampton Pat Hansen Fred Hormon Donna Hoar Jim Hogan Mike Holden Ellie Hoogeboom Sandra Hoy Richard Hull Helen Hullsman Linda Hunter Alma Hutchinson Delia Infonte William Irvin John Jackson Tom Jackson James Johnson Ken Johnson Marsha Johnson Phyllis Johnson Robert Johnson John Lorenzen Tommy Low® Sharon Mobile Don Leoni Jo Ella Lewis Larry Littlefield Roberta Lo ke Richard Logan Donald Long John Lorenz Tom Mochado Nancy Mansell, Gary Sloan, Jerry McCauly, Roger Kelley, Bruco Garrison, and Jeff LaVoy studying in their Freshman speech class. They aro reviewing principles of better speech. Carol Magno Rosemary Mallet Nancy Mansell Elsie Marsh Joyce Morsh Mary Marsh Gerrye Martin Art Mason Bob Mason Kcnnith Mayha Wayne Mayo Danny Mcbridc Deanna McCal Lesley McCancr Jerry McCauley Gene McOeadi Jackie McCurd; 131 Sharon Richardson Shirley Richardson Kothio Ricottone Martha Rodgers Dennis Richiton Bill Rohr Pamela Roper Patrick Row Bill Rote Betty Ryder Cecilia Salamanca Fernando Solamanco Janet Sanford Stephen Santoro Thomat Schindler Dolores Schmidt Frieda Schupper Eugenie Stanton Gary Starin Garry Stark Bill Ste Mario Kenneth Stephens Ray Stephens Mario Stewart Dale Sullivan Richard Swartz loit Sylvester Irene Tanlmoto Mike Teel Jim Tegrotenhius Al Telles Icland Sigley Jay Simmons Dick Sincloir Linda Sisson Michael Skinner Gory Sloan Marion Snelson Corolyn Snyder Gail Snyder Carolyn Sommer Audra Sorensen Martha Spcncor Carol Scofeldt Carol Shashkin Cynthia Sheets Richard Sherer Donna Shults Jerry Roberts Tom Roberts Jeri Rodgers Roger William Ronnie Witt Porricio Wood Ray Wright Undo Yeomon Jerry Zcvenbergen Delore Wilton Gerald Wohlford letlie Woodton Harry Yate Mo Yathinoga Cheryl Zomzen John Wilton Betty Wolf Ken Wright Jodi Yate Joe Young Beverly Zwick Mi Graham it looking on with approval a Tommy Alliton In Mr . Cundoll't Food 1 Clot Pot Wood learn along with take a tet of cuff link copper enameled from the kiln. the rctt of her da the fundamental In cooking. Pot it learning how to mix a cake properly. CAMERA SHY LIST B— Marie Emerick David Hohen ee 0— Gary Bailey F— J— Richard Ocanat Billy Bibby Terry Farrar Sandra Johnton R— D— G— Dione Jone Cliff Runyen John DeCetare Judy Grepatrick Ad- S— Nick Domengriz Bonnie Hanna Art Mason Randy Seigle E— Darrell Harrington Stan Morkly John Shinn Cheryl Somten Patricio Sorenton Ronnie Soto Suton Stewart Avi Struven T— Barbara Taylor V— Sandra Vaughn W— Anthony Wathichek Mary William Robert William Danny Wood 135 ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Each year the Treasure Chest features an outstanding all-around athlete who has made a definite contribution to Bellflower High School. This individual is selected on the basis of his being a true athlete, possessing outstanding citizenship, and pur- suing his high school courses in a scholarly manner. IThe athlete of the year for 1960 has attended Bellflower High School for the past four years, during each of which he has lettered in football. In his senior year he was chosen by his teammates as the most representative player in this sport. In wrestling, he was one of two students to receive the first of the four-year varsity letters, while helping Bellflower win three titles: two second places and one cham- pionship in the San Gabriel Valley League. His outstanding achievement came in his senior year when he won the fourth place C.I.F. medal for wrestling. In addition, the sport of baseball. His citizenship is of the this athlete competed four years in highest order and has been an outstanding example to others. He has proven his scholastic ability by maintaining an A average during his four-year high school career. It is to you, Dennis Hoffman, on whom the coveted title of ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Sharon Sowell Michela Moore This year our Homecoming night was a big suc- cess. We had a very difficult time selecting our queen from the five beautiful girls, but an excel- lent choice was made when Terry Craig was se- lected our Homecoming Queen for 1960. It was a big thrill to see the alumni come back to lead us in cheering, and our evening was cli- maxed by our team winning the homecoming game. Five princesses are patiently waiting for one to be selected Homecoming Queen for 1960. What a pleasant surprise it was when Terry Croig wos selected! W- 9 141 Bonnie Beecher Undo Wallace JAYVEE FOOTBALL SQUAD — Front Row; 1. Pot Row, 2. Dennis Wendell, 3. Lorry Whitney, 4, Chuck Porker, 5. Bob Roiner. 6. Bob Murray, 7. John Kampfraat. Back Row: 1. lorry Farrell, 2. Harry Olsen, 3. Clifford Cawood, 4. Alvin Eichorn, 5. Carl Price, 6. Bob Henderson, 7. Terry Thompson, 8. Chuck King, 9. lonny Wolsh, 10. Louie Veloz, 11. Don Brown, 12, Lee Brown. 13. Lloyd Findley, 14. Ron McPeek, 15. Dan Gisell. Redlands 14 . Lynwood 0 . . Millikan 19 . Upland 13 .. Excelsior 0 . . Santa Fe 19 . California 18 El Rancho 14 Montebello 7 s easom R.ecorJi BEES ............... Bellflower 13 ............... Bellflower 28 ................Bellflower 7 ................Bellflower 28 ............... Bellflower 21 ................Bellflower 7 ................Bellflower 32 ............... Bellflower 13 ............... Bellflower 6 CEES Artesia 0.................. Norwalk 13................. Upland 12.................. Excelsior 7................ Santa Fe 0................. California 20.............. El Rancho 14 .............. Montebello 0............... Bellflower 22 Bellflower 7 Bellflower 14 Belllfower 20 Bellflower 7 Bellflower 13 Bellflower 0 Bellflower 0 BEE FOOTBALL SQUAD — Front Row li Jim Sawyer, 2. Dan Bradley, 3. Howard Van Dorn, 4. Fred Henderson, 5. John Corcoran, 6. Art Lopez, 7. Bob Shoostor, 8. Rudy Infanto, 9. Steve Bernstein, 10. Larry Hilliard, II. Torry Slottcrback. Center Row: 1. Jerry Baloga, 2. Ray Stevens, 3. Ron Kennedy, 4. Guy Perry, 5. Rock Armstrong, 6. Norman Correll, 7. Lewis Barnett, 8. John Roy, 9. Gary Russell, 10. Allen Ansdell. Back Row: I. Roy Chapman, 2. Ron Harris, 3. Sam Box, 4. Bill Burch, 5. Chuck Andreasen. 6. Ralph Brandcmarto, 7. Randy Wollick, 8. Mike Buckley. FRONT ROW: Fernando Salamanca, Tom lowo, Joe Cline, Roger Kelly, Jock Neufeld. MIDDLE ROW: Don leauell, Ed Samarin, Steve Roger , Roger Sallee, Ken Skow, Don Davis, Carl Mallet, Bill Kelley, Ron Crabb, Jerry Cox, Jock Willioms, Morri Willkie. BACK ROW: Dell Findley, John Ahrendes, Carl Miller, Jim Mason, Allan Krueger, Poto Hanson, Rolph Weidncn, Randall Gaston, Bob Kline, Norm Willis, Stove Colgrovo. Bill Kolly, Noil Graham, Harold Raphael, Ken Fix, John Groeling, Dan Schwartz, Bob Cox, Bill Cool, Charles White. VARSITY Cathedral 51. . .Lynwood 55.. .BELLFLOWER 23 Westminster 44 ............. BELLFLOWER 19 Millikan 39..................BELLFLOWER 17 Excelsior 45................ BELLFLOWER 16 Santa Fe 49..................BELLFLOWER 15 Cal Hi 49....................BELLFLOWER 15 El Rancho 50.................BELLFLOWER 15 Montebello 46................BELLFLOWER 15 JUNIOR VARSITY Cathedral 37. .. Lynwood 87. .. BELLFLOWER 19 Westminster 95.............. BELLFLOWER 15 Millikan 46................. BELLFLOWER 16 Excelsior 70................ BELLFLOWER 15 Santa Fe 56..................BELLFLOWER 16 Cal Hi 69....................BELLFLOWER 15 El Rancho 57.................BELLFLOWER 15 Montebello 34................BELLFLOWER 21 An enthusiastic, hard-working team of forty-two men provided outstanding team competition during 1959. Their season record clearly shows that they were a great squad, one of the best in Buc history. The championship Junior Varsity team was un- defeated in dual meet competition winning eight meets, three with a perfect score of fifteen points. The team won the S.G.V.L. finals, the Compton Invitational, and the Mt. Sac Invitational. They gained second place in the Long Beach State Col- lege Invitational and second in the C.I.F. finals. n---- Basketball 'Records BEES Bellflower 59 .... Excelsior 47 Bellflower 40 .... Santa Fe 36 Bellflower 46 . . . . California 32 Bellflower 42 .... . . . . Montebello 40 Bellflower 50 .... El Rancho 58 Bellflower 49 47 Bellflower 51 Santa Fe 40 Bellflower 41 39 Bellflower 44 El Rancho 48 Bellflower 57 .... 40 CEES Bellflower 28 .... Excelsior 17 Bellflower 32 .... 26 Bellflower 18 .... 21 Bellflower 20 .... . . . . Montebello 21 Bellflower 21 El Rancho 27 Bellflower 24 .... Excelsior 17 Bellflower 16 .... 18 Bellflower 26 .... California 30 Bellflower 30 ... . El Rancho 28 Bellflower 26 .... .... Montebello 25 DEES Bellflower 23 .... 14 Bellflower 23 .... 25 Bellflower 7 28 Bellflower 20 .... . . . . Montebello 19 Bellflower 14 El Rancho 25 Bellflower 14 18 Bellflower 26 .... Santa Fe 27 Bellflower 15 25 Bellflower 10 .... El Rancho 29 Bellflower 26 .... .... Montebello 18 149 CEES: Art Lopez, Mat Yothinoga. Roy Steven . Bruce Pin , Tom Schindler, Gary Pierce, Everett Toomb , Coach Robert Athton, Bill Rohr, John Uzzi, M Holden, Stan Tiyitka, Bob Hado, tarry Walsh. CEE During the 1959-60 season the Bellflower Buc ‘,Cee'' team won fifteen, while losing nine for the entire season, and finished with a five won, five lost league season. One of the highlights of the season, was the win- ning of the Second Annual Bellflower Class C Basketball Tournament. Ray Stevens and John Uzzi were named to the All-Tour- nament Team. Four Cee records were broken this year: John Uzzi, total points in one game: 15; John Uzzi, most points in one season: 128; Ray Stevens, most rebounds in one game, 10,- Ray Stevens, most rebounds in one sea- son: 71. DEE The Buc Dees'' ended the season with a record of six wins and nine losses. A pair of losses to Santa Fe, one by two points scored as the game ended and the other in a double overtime, were the difference in what might have been a more successful season. High scorer for the team was Jack Cleghorn who had a season total of ninety- four points. Individual game scoring honors went to Larry Littlefield who scored eighteen in the season's opener with Mira Costa. Tom Case, team captain, led in the rebound race with a total of fifty-three in league play. DEES: Bill Rote, Richard logon, Roger Kelly, Mike Teel, Jackie Cleghorn, Larry Littlefield, Don Boyd, Gene McCroadle, Tom Spier , Danny Drummond, (not pictured) Team Captain Tom Cate, Manager, Emmett Corbett. FRONT ROW: Dove Harris, tarry Smith, Bill Cool, Eddie Ylst, Don Davis, Jerry Cox, Jerry Cox, Glenn Light, Jim Mason, Buddy Cox, Doryle Moore, John Groeling. MIDDLE ROW: Roger Poelstra, Dennis Hill, Roger Sallee, Jeff Wheeler, Ken Fix, John Ahrendes, Bill Perry, Corl Miller, Bill Kelly, Pete Honsen, Ralph Weidner, Pot Kelso. BACK ROW: Steve Mitchel. Bob Klein, Steve Colegrove, Chu k Lovell. Nyle Gruetimocher, Ken Vondenburg, Craig Kelso, lee Thormohlen, Dick Degen, Mike Johnson, Dove Landis. Chuck Murry. Jim Mason wins the 100 yard dosh at a meet with Sonto Fe, which aided greatly in Bellflower winning. Pat Kelso, shot putting in the meet which broke his pre- vious school record, Pat is outstanding in the event of shot putting. 155 FRONT ROW: Leslie Woodson, Mike Whittlow, Gus Gold, Jim VonVIeck, Tom Lowe, Iskylar Sanborn, Furel Dummor. Kenny Skow. Worren Roberts. CEN- TER ROW: lee Whittaker. Don Davis, John Roper, Dennis Hoffman, Ron Crabb, Bob Crobb, Jack Matson, Kent Dvmmar. BACK ROW: lorry Crabtree, Clifford Cawood, Bob Greenholgh, Buddy Cox, Bill Tucker, Danny Heincy, Gerald Coy, Charles Murry, Donald Brown. After only four years participation in this sport the Bucs proved to be a powerhouse in the wrestling world by taking second place in the San Gabriel Valley League. Wrestlers Ken Skow, Don Davis, Jack Matson, Furel Dummar and Dennis Hoffman became league champions. Dennis Hoffman, the one hundred-eighty pound champion, also went to Redondo Beach to com- pete in the State Wrestling Championships and won a 4th place medal. John Roper and Dennis Hoffman Furel Dummar and opponent wrestling in a meet. Qymnastics losing a few of last year's lettermen has not stopped this year's Bellflower High gym team from making splendid improvements. The team composed of such young men as Jack Williams on the rope, Kenny McDonald on the long horse, and Gary Heit and Gus Gold in tumbling has given an excellent account of itself. The squad was considerably bolstered by new material, and as usual, Coach Chuck Droves worked miracles with the new men as well as the veterans. This year's team has many things to be thankful for, among these the new parallel bar mats, high bar, and long horse beat board' that the school has provided for the team. The team has had a long and exciting season. It began with Bellflower High's first alumni meet and involved seventeen meets which included the gymnastic assembly at our school and C.I.F. finals on May 20. Perry Byron performing on the parallel bars. FRONT ROW: Jeff loVoy. Gory Sloan, Ken McDonald, Jack Williams, Tom McDonald. Norm Willis. Ron Bennett, Furel Dammar, Out Gold. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Resh, Don Heit, Ken Williams. Perry Bryan. Rod Simpson, Curtis Williams, Gary Heit. BACK ROW: lorry Gomes, Ken Murray, Bill St Marie, Carlyle Brokensiek, Ron Hill, John Hardesty, Don Brueggcr. Harold Buck Henderson catching a throw from second bose. VARSITY: FRONT ROW: Dennis Hoffman, Sob Pope, Jerry lewis, Steve Bernstein, Earl Vanderpool. Don Bradley, Jerry Mason. BACK ROW: Fred Sturtevant (Manager), Harold Henderson, Phil Rankin. Leo Austin, Don Showalfer, lorry Hilliard, Milt Swift, Coach George Prince. Hr Bill Rohr backed up by hi� defentive men, lorry Waltz, and Jack Willey. FROSH: FRONT ROW: Dale Sullivan (manager), Randy Leigh, Joe Doll, lorry Waltz, Jock Cleghorn, lorry Littlefield, Jock Hauck. BACK ROW: Cooch Evan , Teel, John De Cetare, Randy Wellik, Jack Willey, Bill Rohr, Don Wood� , Tom Ca� e, Bob Hada. J. V. €, nnis The Junior Varsity tennis team began its season with the most inexperienced roster of players in four years. Only one letterman, Charles Marshall, was on the starting lineup. Used to winning nearly all of its pre-league matches in previous years, the team saw a turnabout in prelim- inary matches as the 1960 season got underway. The J.V.'s started the season with wins over Earl Warren and Paramount, and with losses to Whittier, Lynwood, and Wilson. Figuring prominently in season play were Fray, Carkhuff, Sanborn, and Martin in doubles and Hoggard, Coy, Marshall, Glines, Merril, McCreadie, and Raphael in singles. Records SCORES VARSITY J.V. Bellflower 5 3 Bellflower 4 . Wilson 5 Bellflower 4 . . Whittier 6 Bellflower 4 . . Poly 5 Bellflower 7 2 Bellflower 8 . . , . Paramount 0 Bellflower 3 11 Bellflower 0 . . .... Whittier 9 Bellflower 5 Paramount 2 Bellflower 22 .. . Earl Warren 10 Bellflower 7 . ... Poly 25 Bellflower 9 . . Bellflower 13 19 Bellflower 6' , . .... Downey 25 , Bellflower 8 1 Belllfower 26 . . , . . . Norwalk 6 Bellflower 7 2 Bellflower 30 . Ar' 'sia 2 Bellflower 7 2 Coach Ellis Boden is illustrating to Sky Sanborn the proper way to hold a rocket. FRONT ROW: Tom Roberts, Roy Merrill, Harold Raphael, Georgo Glines, Gene McCreadie, Chuck Marshall, Randall Gaston, Skcofcr Fray, Dick Carkhaff, Sky Sanborn. Mike Marlin, Chuck King, Pot Hoggard. Mr. Boden. BACK ROW: Paul Sulok, Richard Riley, John Komphratt, Dennis Sabers, Doug Harris, Rodney Nelson, John logon, John Eagle, Roy Wilson, Bob Crabb, Rod Simpson, John Crisp, Ronnie Cloland, Stan Massey, Don Boyd. Q- cf- r i The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization that welcomes all girls who attend Bellflower High School and who want to participate in sports. The pur- pose of the association is to stimulate the interest of the girls in a variety of sports, and to carry out the highest ideals of sportsmanship, teamwork, and cooperation. Throughout the year the G.A.A, has many athletic meets with other schools in the Bellflower school district. The main events of the year are the G.A.A. banquet and the annual picnic. Officers are elected each semester. The girls who are elected to these offices are students with above average grades who are active in the association. Miss Felknor has assisted the organization in its growth and development; it is particularly through her effo has enjoyed its high degree of success. orga ■ ts the that the club DORATHY BURKERT 169 I � Mm Hughie Sponior TENNIS — ROW 1: C. Wilshire, E. Woxman, B. Chudilowsky, D. Burkert. ROW 2: C. Szcutowjki, F. Mone� , C. Dokter, C. Wilshire, R. Lombard. ROW 3i J. Mlrch. W. Evons, J. Swiff, C. White,, $. Barnett. I GOLF — L. Amadril, K. Zimmerman, R. Ketring, E. Cluney, — B. Chudilowsky, J. Swift. 171 BADMINTON — ROW 1: Miss Douglas, F. Mane� , I. Cate, C. Wiljhire, C. longcoy, W. Evonj. ROW 2. P. Phippj, S. Helm, E. Wox- man, C. Swinford, A. Eager, P. Eby, M. Yager. ROW 3: I. Yates, F. Bobojion, C. Cose, I. Klem , D. Hirorimay, C. Moulton, R. Blecker ROW 4: R. Boggs, M. White. 1. Booz, G. Valentine, M. Murphy, C. Dunn. YELL ROW 11 0. Greitl, E. Woxmon, J. Groy, T. Croig. ROW 2: J. Tonimolo, P. Romsaur, P. Roper, R. Malott, M. Snclson, B. Tigne, F. Mone� . ROW 3: L. Wallen, S. Vertteeg, P. Soren- � on, S. Barnett, C. White, R. Locke. ROW 4: J. Yl� t, S. Neff, S. Bruer, S. Stuart, E. Stanton C. Sommson. ROW 5: 0. Leim- bock, L. Cha� c, I. Yote , C. Moulton, 0. Atwell, E. Hoar. ROW 6i M. Cavonow, B. Lcehman, D. Sobek, P. Botch. J. Rodger� , B. Zwich. SONG ROW Ii J. Austin, K. Whitley, S. Spark� , G. Vonder Hoide, C. Stovont, K. Zimmerman, E. Wilkinson. ROW 2i K. Myer, C. Dokfer, M. Richordton, J. McKee, I. Bragg, 0. McCall. ROW 3: M. Reed. J. Albright, A. Canat, P. Cohrt. C. Griffin, C. Griffin, J. Mirch. ROW 4: B. Hanno, C. Neal, I. Tanimoto, B. Burnt, C. McConnell, P. Talbot. D Noordman. BATON ROW Is P. Simpson, B. Chudi lowsky. ROW 2i K. Atwood, S. Thome, D. Doorelson, G. Gil- liam. ROW 3i C. Bortmon, T. Perry, J. Yates, P. Childres. FLAG ROW I: M. Spencer, G. Bennett, J. Meeter, I. Dyson, C. longcoy, M. Phillips. ROW 2: B. Kennedy. J. Whtio, D. Smith, K. Johnson, M. Mostert, D. Freokcr. ROW 3i C. Austin, D. Shultt, C. Bowen, B. Dietrick, G. Benson, C. Brisco. ROW 4i P. Wilson, K. Forester, I. Fortune, J. Gilpotrick, J. Weber, N. Tolen, B. Beecher. 173 « Dee dfett, Enid Wovnon. Tom Northcofe, [Baton Cwirlers Diane Abercrombio leader Jody Fall Carolyn Salter Sue Wilson Nancy Sciortino Joyce Tinney Lynn Kochcr Sheri Bowman Sharon Cole� Noncy Clark Fom Talbot Judy Albright l.nda Bragg Connie Compbell linda Boo Linda Mansell Sherrie Christensen Sherrio Winslow Sandra Wroten Helen Ramirez linda Wallace Shirley lonz Carol Tyler Helen Haskell Diane Abercrombie Rosemarie Kctring Marsha Heusinkvcld Virginia Schulp Sandro VonderMoy Irene Wagner Jeonctte Carter Jacquio Scott Sue Kendlo Joy Adler Gay Adler Donna Hironimus Patsy Carlson Janet McCurdy Joan Meredith Sandy Gosper Carleen Hughic Advisor Drill €, earn -y,X V !' « uuiiluj uwny � i|j 1 I ov EBRVJBPsV MW Ikto I9GO I H (oO UN. o r-t. Toes. LO e. d. VvoRS. T- . 2 Sire Procticc it the keynote to perfection. Thot it whot Ken Vom ot he clcort the height. The biggett iport evjnt .of the yf outstanding athletes •o.BHS. _ Uxmg'made' n(oO Xu E. I '1 VOW Mr •f-MgVf-M 'claiies: The moit long woit d day of the year, that jtondi 00� among oil the other days, it Graduation. Jani� Morrit, the � tor of The Night It My Enemy. Martha Hcutinkveld, Kenny Perry and Valerie Dixon. In this tecne dead flowcrt ployed on important part. For the all school play. The Night Is My Enemy sent gusts of winds and chills through' Studio 10 for five performances. Janice Morris as the blind Roane found love from Deron Cooper as Gerald and faced a dangerous murderer portrayed by Ron Miller. Suspected to the last act, however, were Valerie Dixon, Brenda Burns, Ken Perry, and Bob Mason. A laugh for every chill wav provided by Marsha Heusinkveld and Loray Donley while Doug Wescott matched wits with the killer as the inspector. Colorful and lavish costumes were constructed by Sharon Williams, Phyllis Blackwell, Sharon Routledge, Mary Ann Mathews, Anna Mason, Cheryl Somsen, Susan Tobias, Dolores Mendes, Helen Smith, Diane Dupre, Diane Douglas, and Kathy Patty. Providing the atmosphere for murder in a Victorian set were production manager Gary Lucas and crew members Jim Jones, Jackie Jones, Diane Sallee, Jack Farnsworth, Rae Ann Rice, Sandra Vaughn, Sharon Daw, Martha Suggs, Diane Torrence, Arnold Bakker, Steve Miller, Doug Wescott, Diane McCormick, and Rick Enright. After the final performance. Student Director Glenda Vaughn gathered all the dead bodies and presented them to faculty advisors. Supervising Director Robert Newman and Technical Director William Carnahan. A murderous time was had by all. ROW 1: Cheryl Somten, Diano Dupree, Sotan Tobiot, Sharon Daw. Mary Ann Mathewt, Ron Miller, loray Donley, Volory Dickton, Martha Heutinkucld, Janico Morri . ROW 2: Mr. Carnohan, Jackie Jonet, Diane Torrence, Jim Jonet, Bob Moton, Sandra Vaughn, Gory Lucat, Helen Smith, Douglas Wctcott, Glenda Vaughn, Brenda Burnt, Sharon William� , Mr. Newman, advltor; Ken Perry, Deron Cooper. ROBERT LIENAU LARRY THOMAS BARBARA RESH MARGARET WYDEVEN LYNN STRECH Introduction Section Photographer Activity Editor Junior Section Art Editor Buiincw Monager This year's annual Staff has striven to make this tenth edition the most outstanding annual that Bellflower High School has ever had. The staff worked hard to give to the students the type of yearbook that they can look back on as a souvenir, keepsake and a treasure of memories, feelings and experiences of the past. If the stu- dent body fully accepts this annual, our every effort will be justified. RAY STORIE Senior Index CAROL GRIFFIN Junior Section Editor JANET McCURDY Sophomoro Section Editor PEGGY JOHNSON Frejhmon Section Editor CLIFF JOHNSON LARRY CORNWELL Photographer Photographer ROW I: Roger 8osch, Rock Armstrong, John Lorenz, Leslie Woodson, Ernie Carlson, Billy Heaman, Robert VanDyke, Don Brcuggcr. ROW 2i Carol Scott, Enid Waxman, Roth Ann Fortune, Donna Harper, Linda Reeves, Betty Goslins, Betty Corbett, Brenda Borns, Donna Lcmbach. ROW 3: Pat Hoggard, Larry Donnoly, Sarah Young, Joanne Mirch, lonell Hindman, Frances Olivora, Lois lanimoto, Marilyn Martin, Morlho White, Joy Adler, Carol Tyler, Dean Novcns, Diane Sollee. ROW 4: Ray Williams, Barbara Chudilowski, Rick Enright, Dennis Hoffmon, Don Heincy, Ralph Weidner, John Crisp. Bob Cox, Dick Ackerman, Carol Moulton, Dick Van Dcrlaon, Marion Moster, Margorot Murphy. California Scholarship Federation MOTTO: “Scholarship for Service The California Scholarship Federation is one of the more outstanding organizations on campus. Students are eligible for membership if they maintain a ten point grade average per semester. Students who have been members and have participated in the club's activities for four to six semesters may become Seal Bearers and life 'members to C.S.F. during their Senior year. Participants for all eight semesters receive the 3hi Beta Kappa award. Any student who has been a nember of C.S.F. fully realizes the privilege it is to oelong to such an outstanding organization. Sponsor: Mr. Carnohon, President: Dick Ackerman. Tom Sullivan, Rodney Stanton, Fred Sturdivant, Bill Bell, John Hardesty, Bill Clcveringo. The Bosun's Club is made up of a group of boys dedi- cated to the service of the school. These boys were managers of the various ath- letic teams of Bellflower High School. Their sponsor is Mr. Forester and their president is Rod Sturdivant. After only four years of par- ticipation, the Bellflower wrestling team proved to be a league power, taking five of the twelve champion- ships. 3 osuns The Buc title holders were as follows: Ken Skow, Don Davis, Furel Dummar, Jack Matson, and Dennis Hoff- man. Hoffman continued on and took fourth place in the C.I.F. meet at Redondo High. FRONT ROW: Dennis Hoffman, Wenen Roberts, Mike Whitlow, Ken Dummor, l«s Woodson. CENTER ROW: Coach Flint, Ronnie Crobb, Mike Light, Furrel Dummar, Bob Crobb, Sky Sanborn, Coach loney. BACK ROW: Chos. Murray, lorry Crabtree. Bill Tucker, Jack Matson, Clifford Cawood, Gerald Coy, Danny Heincy. The Purpose of the Girls' League ways and means committee was to earn money for Girls' League ex- penses and projects. This was accomplished by the sale of mistletoe before Christmas, and the sale of Buccaneer pencils. They also sponsored two sock hops. Their bi-weekly meetings are sponsored by Mrs. Ethel Teach and their president, Nedra Benno. and _Means ROW 1: Carol Glazier. Nedra Benno. Donna Notion, Linda Spradling, Deanna McCall, Jeon Wcilrup, Marcia Ganger. Dec Greitl. ROW 2: Jody Yoles, Roberio Locke, Carol Tyler. tfrienJskip Club The friendship Club is made up of a group of girls who believe that students should spend more of their time be- ing friendly not only to their friends but to all people with whom they come in contact. New students are warmly greeted and are en- couraged to feel at home by this group. The club members take charge of all the new incoming girls at the beginning of the year and try to acquaint them with the customs of our school. 205 Nedra Benno Fnid Woxmon. Judy Gray, Sydney Helm, Dee Greitl, Helen Humei, Rita Wellik. FRONT ROW: Jonice Voss, Virginia Am, Beverly Nelson. BACK ROW: Mr . Gottlieb, Linda Burney, Nancy lagan, Nancy Jenkin . The Future Business Leaders of America Club was created to acquaint students with the general area of business and industry. The club is planned around business activities and the business world in general. The club has various field trips and activities. Some of these are leadership con- ference, money-making proj- ects and a trip to the State convention. Q,Tutare EBusiness J eaders of Ofmerica Jiome Makers The Future Homemakers of America was organized pri- marily to help girls become homemakers. They learn how to cook and prepare various foods as well as how to be successful future homemakers. Their president was Diana Douglass, first semester, and Barbera Daley, second se- mester. FRONT ROW: Barbaro Daley, Diane Douglass. BACK ROWi Sandy Bender, Marcia Holguin, Gracie Holguin, lorna Albrecht, Linda Kelm, Judy Frazier, Carol Scott, Ria Maughan, Martha Spenser, Darnell Gentry, Linda Benson. COMO ESTA USTED? If you are a member of Los Gallos you will be able to translate this easily. The main objective of the Spanish Club is to help students become better ac- quainted with Spanish cus- toms and language. This year our school sent four exchange students to Los Mochis, Mexico for one week. Many activities and parties were held at the home of their sponsor, Mrs. Juana Acosta, and activities were always carried out in the Spanish tradition. Their president is Georgia Gibson, who gave leader- ship to the club. Spanish Cluh ROW 1: Al Amiro, Mark Wilson, Don Bruegger, Jim Frost. ROW 2i Georgia Gibson, Sarah Young, Francos Olivoro, Chora lee tongcoy, Jono Tonimoto, Nancy Bvbor, Dulinc McGough, Carolo Glozior. ROW 3i Wondo Whitby, Jeanne King, Jackie Cato, Paula Thurston, Carol Tyler. Glut, Under the leadership of Mrs. Maruxa Cargill, the Latin Club carried on many differ- ent activities. The club was formed to promote a deeper understanding of the Latin language. This language is sometimes mistakenly re- ferred to as the Dead Lan- guage, but since it is the basis of our romance lan- guages, it can hardly be considered dead. The Latin Club strives to improve the understanding of the lan- guage. ROW li Dianne Young, Mrs. Cargill, Ken Williams, Linda Yates, Barbara Hart, Paulette Eby, JoAnne Mirch, Robert Edwards, loroine Padrick. ROW 2: Charles Jacobs. Bill Ryon, Pot Hoggard, John Crisp, Bill Sinclair, John Forney, Ron Crabb, Gory Pierce. 209 An all night trip to Hidden Springs in the San Gabriel Mountains was among the many activities of the Biol- ogy Club. The club for the first time had organized a series of interesting lectures at Bellflower High School. A swim and dance night at Caughran Park was their money raising project. eu Miss Nancy 1« Corre ond Mr. William Lindsay were this year's s.oonsors who worked along with President Paula Thurston for the betterment of the club. ROW 1: Ron Smith, Ron Crabb. Dave Hauck, Mike Johnson. ROW 2: Mr. Lindsay, Paula Thruston, Dorthy Burket, Jeri Long, Roberta Ellison, Barbara Hart, Janet Goosen, Miss le Corre. ROW 3: Richard Johnson, Janet McCurdy, Lloyd Findley, Stan Massey. John Forney. Skin J)l ivers Trips to Catalina Island, La Jolla kelp beds, Marineland, and Santa Barbara Island highlighted the club's activi- ties. The club also partici- pated in the championships at Laguna. Sponsor Mr. Brown ond Club President Tom Benson headed the Skin Diving Club. Skin divers pictured here are Dennis Rummer, Ray Storie, Ron Smith, Steve Johnson, Lloyd Findley, Dove Houck. 211 Senior ABERCROMBIE, DIANE V.: Drill Teom 2,3,4; Drill Cap- tain 3; Drill Leader 4. ACKERMAN. RICHARD C: Varsity Tennis 4; B Bas- ketball; J.V. Tennis 2,3; Vice-President, Senior Class; C.S.F. 1,2; President, Spanish Club 3; Biol- ogy Club 4; Chess Club 4; Chemistry Club 3; Mathematics Club 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 1, 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Christian Fellowship 1,2.4,- Senior Steering Committee. ADAMS, ROBERT G. AHRENDES, JOHN P. ALBRECHT, LORN A L.: Modern Dance 4; Future Home- makers of America 2,4; G.A.A. 1,2. ALDRIDGE, PEGGY J.- Spanish Club. ALLEN, JERRILEE ALLISON, RAYMOND I.: J.V. Football. AMADRIL, LORRAINE C.i G.A.A.; Tennis; Sophomore Steering Committee; Junior Steering Committee; Flag Twirler,- Pep Club. AMARO, RAYMOND D.: Freshman Baseball; Farm Baseball; C.S.F. AMARO, RICHARD R.: Freshman Baseball; C Bas- ketball. AMBROSE, STEVE AMELANG, LINDA ANDERSON, JOE ANDERSON, PAMELA J.i G.A.A. 1.2,3,4; House of Representatives 2,3; Steering Committee 1,2,3. ANDREASEN, CHARLES ANDREWS, CHARLES W. ANDREWS, JUANITA J. ANDRINGA, NANCY R. ANNIS, JUDY D.: Steering Committee 3,- Christian Fellowship 1,2,4; Ways and Means 2; C.S.F. 2; . G.A.A. 2. ARMSTRONG. JUDY A. ARNETT, CHARLOTTE P. ARNONE, PHYLLIS J.: G.A.A.; F.B.L.A. ARZT, VIRGINIA L., G.A.A. 1; Secretory, F.B.L.A. 4. ASHBY, DONNA L.i G.A.A.,- Future Homemakers of America. ATKINSON. LOUISE AUSTIN, LEO BABAJIAN. FLORINE: Christian Fellowship 1,2; House of Representatives 4; Steering Committee 2. BALOGA, DOROTHY: Usherettes 1,2,3; Vice-President 3,- Pep Club 1. BAKER. JOAN BAKKER, ARNOLD BARBOUR, JERRY L.: Freshman Baseball; J.V. Base- ball 2,3; B Football 1; J.V. Footboll 2; Varsity Football 3; Vice-President, B.P.A.; Pep Club. BARKER, ROBERTA M. BARNES. DONNA BARNES. MADALYN R. BARRETT, HAROLD P.: B Football; J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Letterman's Club. BARTCZAK, AVONELLA.: F.H.A.; G.A.A. BARTHOLOME, DOUGLAS D.: Varsity Football 4; Baseball. BAU, PAT J.-. G.A.A. 1,2,3; Biology Club 4; House of Representatives 3; Steering Committee 1,4; C.S.F. 2; C.Y.F. 1.4. BAU, TOM E.: B Football 1. BAUM, WILLIAM E. BAUMGARTNER, JIM W.: Vice-President, Chess Club 2; Concert Master, Orchestra 2,4. BEARD, JOELLA M.= G.A.A. 2,3; Christian Fellowship 1,2. BECK, SHIRLEY A.: Girls’ Choir 1.2,3,4; Christian Fel- lowship 2,- Monitor 4. BEECHER, BONNIE R.: Girls’ League Publicity Chair- man; C.S.F. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Future Teachers 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Flag Twirler 4; Steering Committee 3,4. BENNO, NEDRA L.: Secretary, Senior Class, President, Ways and Means; Ways and Means 1,2,3,4; House of Representatives 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Girls' League Cabinet 3,4; Friendship 2,3; Steering Committee 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. BENSON, TOM R.: Tennis; President, Skin Diving Club 2,3,4; Skin Diving Club 1.2,3,4. BERGER, NANCY BESSER, PAT BILLIET, EDGAR P. BILLINGS, NORMA J. BIRDWELl. BENTON BLACK, PHYLLIS SJndex BLEVINS, SUSAN J. BONAMINIO, PATRICIA A. BONAR. GEORGIA: Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Speech and Debate 2. BONNES, DONALD L. BOSCH, GRACIA A. BOSCH, ROGER D.: Cross Country 2,3,4; Form Base- ball 2; House of Representatives 1,2,3,- C.S.F. 1,2. BOURGOINA, BOBBIE M.: Volleyball; Basketball; Speedaway; Baseball; Tennis; G.A.A.; Friendship Club 2. BOWMAN, SHERI E.: Pep Club; Drill Team 2,3,4; Song Leader 2. BOYD, ANNETTE M.= Spanish Club 3.4; Secretary Spanish Club 4; Christian Fellowship 1,3; Editor, Cub Edition 3. BRAKENSIEK, CARLYLE: Gymnastics 4; Spanish Club 2.3, - Skin Diving Club 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3; Gymnastics Club 4. BRANDEMARTE, EUGENIA: G.A.A. 1,2; President, Freshman Class,- Sophomore Senator,- Head Song- leoder; House of Representatives 1,2,4; Noon Ac- tivities Committee; Pep Club. BRAZIEL, CAROL D. BREMER. SHARON S.: G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club I. BREWER. EDWARD L, B Football; Varsity Football. B Track; Varsity Track; Freshman Class Treas- urer; Sophomore Vice-President; Student Body Vice-President; Letterman's Club,- Mathematics Club; Varsity Club; Steering Committee; House of Representatives,- leadership. BRICK, DARREL E.: J.V. Football; House of Represent- atives 1,2. BRIGGS, SUSIE: G.A.A. 1; House of Representatives 1,2; Steering Committee 3,- Pep Club 2,3,4; Chris- tian Fellowship 1. BRINK, ELEANOR J.; Friendship Club; Christian Fel- lowship. BRINK. RONALD I. BROAD, JEANNETTE I. BROWN, CAROL A.: Future Teachers of America,- G.A.A.; G.A.O. BROWN, ALICE M.: G.A.A. 1; Swimming 2,3; Office Monitor 3,4. BROWN, SUSAN: Annual Staff. BROWNING, SHARON BROUWER, JOHN S. BRUINS, WILLIAM J.: Chemisty Club; Latin Club; Christian Fellowship 1; Band. BRUSSE, NORMAN D.: Skin Diving Club. BURGESS. CHUCK I.; C Football,- J.V. Football; Var- sity Wrestling; Captain, Wrestling Team 4; Span- ish Club; Chess Club; Wrestling Club; Biology Club; Treasurer 4. BURKET, DOROTHY J. BURMAN, RICHARD G. BURNEY, LINDA K.; President, F.B.L.A. BUTCHER, RUSSELL A.: J.V. Football. BUTLER, FRANK BYER. RICHARD l.s C Football; B Football; ’D’’ Basketball; C Track; letterman's Club. BYRD, KENDALL l.i Wrestling; Basketball; Football 1, 2.3, - Pep Club; Steering Committee; House of Representatives. CALLAWAY, BEVERLY J. CANAS, DANNY J., Freshman Baseball; C Track; 'B Track. CANTRELL, DARLENE I.: G.A.A. 1,2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club. CANTRELL, RITA J.: G.A.A. 1,3,4. CAOLE, PRISCILLA, Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Spanish Club 1; F.B.L.A.; G.A.A. CAREY, TOM 1., J.V. Footboll; C Football; J.V. Basketball; J.V. Wrestling,- Varsity Wrestling; J.V. Tennis; House of Representatives; Wrestling Club,- Spanish Club. CARKHUFF, RICHARD E., J.V. Tennis; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Tennis. CARLTON, DIANNE: Future Homemakers of America; G.A.A. CARMICHAEL. PENNY CARPENTER, BEVERLEY: Secretary, Usherettes 2,- Presi- dent, Usherettes 3; Usherettes 1,2,3. CARPER, LINDA R.: Christian Fellowship,- Future Homemakers of America. CARRIZOSA, ADELA CHUDILOWSKY. MINA A., G.A.A. 2,3,4; Spanish Club. 213 eruor noex FINDLEY, LLOYD T.: J.V. Football 2,4; Skin Diving Club; Spanish Honor Society; Spanish Club; Biol- ogy Club; Chemistry Club; Creative Writing Club. FITHIAN, HENRY M. FITZGERALD, CATHERINE: G.A.A. 1,2; House of Rep- resentatives 3; Future Teachers of America; Latin Club. FLETCHER, JOHN H.t Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club. FLINN, WILLIAM E.: Baseball; Band 1.2,3; Swing Band 3. FLUM, RITA S.: Student Store 4. FLUM. ROBERTA FOLEY, BOB P.: Spanish Honor Society 2; House of Representatives 4. FORNEY, JOHN C: Latin Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 4; Biology Club 4. FORTUNE. RUTH ANN FOSTER, DON C.i Skin Diving Club. FRAY, SANDY I.: House of Representatives 2,3. FRAZIER. JUDY C: G.A.A.; F.H.A.; Band; Orchestra; Modern Dance; Biology Club. FROST, JAMES F.i Freshman Baseball; Gymnastics.- Spanish Club; Skin Diving Club; Chess Club. GARDNER. BILLIE K. GARFIELD, JANET GARRETT, GARY G. GARSIDE, SANDRA I. GASPER, SANDRA M.= Drill Team. GAYKEN, JACK L.: Baseball. GEORGE. MARGARET GETTYS. MIKE D.: Skin Diving Club 3. GILBERT, LARRY J.: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Ten- nis 2; House of Representatives 2,3,- Pep Club 2, 3.4; C.S.F. 1. GILES. MARILYN: F.H.A. 1,3,4; G.A.A. 1,3; Christian Fellowship 1; Snack Bar Attendant 2,3,4. GILLIAM DAVID L. GLAZIER, CAROLE I.: Modern Dance; Spanish Club; F.H.A.; Pep Club; Ways and Means; Inter-Faith Fellowship; Senior Steering Committee. GOMEZ, LARRY GOOSSEN, JANET l.: G.A.A.; Biology Club; F.H.A.; Pep Club; Usherettes; Christian Fellowship. GOSLINS. BETTY: G.A.A.; C.S.F.; Biology Club; Future Teachers of America,- French Club. GOYETTE, JERRY D.: Freshman Cross Country; Base- ball; J.V. Tennis 2.3; Varsity Tennis 4. GRAY, JUDY L.: G.A.A.; Pep Club; Steering Commit- tee; House of Representatives. GREENHAW, MARCIA I.; Future Homemakers of America; Pep Club. GREENE, LAWRENCE C: Latin Club. GREITl, DIAN J.s G.A.A.; Ways and Mcons; Pep Club; Friendship Club; Steering Committee. GRIFFIN. ALVIN K.: J.V. Basketball. GRIFFITHS, SHERRY I. GROELING. JOHN C: Basketball; Track; Cross Coun- try 1.2,3.4. GROHOWSKI, SANDY J. GUTHRIE, LaVON A.: G.A.A. Future Teachers of America. GUTTERREZ, GLORIA HALFACRE, JEAN HALLIDAY, PATRICIA I.: G.A.A. 1,2; Modern Dance Club 4; Christian Fellowship 1; Steering Com- mittee 2,4; House of Representatives 2; F.H.A. 2; Girls' Choir 3; A'Cappella Choir 4. HAMILTON. CHARLES K.: Track 2,3; C Football 1; Spanish Club 2,- Christian Fellowship 2. HAMM, DON J. HANSON. GALEN I. HANSON. PETER J.: Cross Country 1; C Trock 1; J.V. Cross Country 2; B Track 2,3; Varsity Cross Country 2.3; Band 1.2,3.4; C.S.F. 1. HARDEE, SHARON: F.B.L.A. 3.4. HARRIS, J. DOUGLAS HART, BARBARA G.s President, Latin Club 3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Christian Fellowship 1,2,- Future Teachers of America 1; Speech Club 1,2.3,- Crea- tive Writing Club 4; Biology Club 4,- Chemistry Club 3. HARKEMA. GRETA C. HARPER. MELBA E. HARTENBERGER. MARY L: Pep Club Secretary; Sopho- more Steering Committee; Houso of Representa- tives 2.4; Spanish Club 2; Pop Club 1,4,- Christian Fellowship 2,- Spanish Honor Society 1,2; G.A.A.; Girls' League. HASKELL. HELEN L.: Junior life Saving; Flag Twirler,- Intermediate Swimming; Modern Dance; Captain, Drill Team 3,4; Zeta Rho Phi. HAUCK. DAVID A.: Gymnastics; Gymnastics Club; Biology Club; Skin Diving Club; Christian Fellow- ship. HAUSER. SANDRA I.: G.A.A.; Sophomore Class Treas- urer,- Girls' League.- Pep Club 2,3,4; House of Representatives 1,2,3,4; Steering Committee 1,2, 3, 4. HEAD, CAROLEE HEINCY, DAN: Varsity Wrestling 2,3,4; Varsity Foot- ball 4; House of Representatives 3,4; Mathematics Club 3,4,- French Club 1; Chemistry Club 3,- C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; letterman's Club 3; Treasurer, Wrestler's Club 3. HEINRICH, CLAUDIA I.; G.A.A. HELM. SYDNEY I.: Steering Committee 1,2,3.4; House of Representatives 4; Thespians 2,3,4,- President, Thespians 4; F.H.A. 3,4; Pep Club 4; All School Ploy 2,3,4; Pasadena Playhouse 3,4; Christmas Play 2,3,4,- Senior Play, Gldget. HENDERSON, FRED I.: C Football 1.2; B Foot- ball 3,4; C Track 1,2; B” Track 3.4; J.V. Basketball 3. HENDERSON. HAROLD P.; J.V. Baseball; J.V. Basket- ball; Varsity Baseball. HERMS, IRWIN HERNANDEZ. RAYMOND HEUSINKVELD, MARSHA K.: Drill Team 2.3,4,- Friend- ship Club 2,3; Steering Committee 1,2,3,4; A'Cap- pella Choir 3,4,- Ensemble 4; Christian Fellowship I, 2,4,- Big Sister. HEYER. MARILEE HICKEY. ALYNN HILL, BARBARA R.: Transferred from Hutchinson High School, Hutchinson, Kansas. HINDERS. SANDRA F.= G.A.A.; Basketball; Volleyball; Swimming; Latin Club. HOFFER, BRUCE HOFFMAN, DENNIS R.s B Football; 'C' Football; Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling; Farm Base- ball; J.V. Baseball; President, Latin Club; Presi- dent, Chemistry Club; Secretory, Letterman's Club; House of Representatives,- Secretary, Wrestler's Club; Steering Committee; C.A.S.C. Convention, Catalina; Selection of Senior Service Pin; Senior Honor Guard; Student Teacher, Latin 1. HOGGARD. PATRICK E.i Basketball 2.3,4; Tennis 2, 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club; Chess Club; Mathematics Club; C.S.F. HOKANSON, DENNIS HOLEN, EMILY J.: Senior Class Treasurer,- Modes and Manners; Pep Club; Sophomore Steering Commit- tee-G.A.A. 1. HOLLIDAY, LARRY L: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1,2,3. HOP, BONNIE J.: G.A.A. 1,2,3; House of Representa- tives; Pep Club 2,3,4; Christian Fellowship. HORTON, PATRICIA HUMES, HELEN C: House of Representatives 2,3; Steering Committee 2,3,4; Ways and Means 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Color Guard 3; Prom Com- mittee. HUNTER, DENNIS I.: J.V. Wrestling; Varsity Wrcstlina,- J. C. Reverse Football; Latin Club; Wrestler's Club; Mates Club. HURST, JAMES C.; Football 1.2,- Baseball 2. HUTCHISON. JOHN M. INGRAM, ED B.: Wrestling 1.2; Pep Band 1,2,3,4. JACKSON, CATHY M.: Steering Committee 1,2; Christian Fellowship 1,2; A'Cappella Choir 2,3, 4, - Choral Ensemble 4. JENKINS. NANCY I.! Vice-President, F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Modern Dance 3,4. JENNINGS. BETTY JENSEN, WARREN M.: Gymnastics 1; Senior Steering Committee; Christian Fellowship 2. JOHNSON. BARBARA JOHNSON, JACK D.: Cross Country 2,3; House of Representatives 1; Christian Fellowship 2; Steer- ing Committee 2. JOHNSON, LOIS K. JOHNSON, MIKE J.s Freshman Baseball; D'‘ Basket- ball I,- C Basketball 2; J.V. Cross Country 2,- B Basketball 3; Captain, B Basketball; Var- sity Track 3,4; C.S.F. 1,- Mates 1; French Club 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Inter-Faith Fellowship 4. Senior MURDOCK, MICHAEL NORDVORNICK, RONALD J. NALL, KAREN NATION, DOUG R.: C Football; Varsity Football; C Track; Freshman Baseball; Letterman's Club. NEILL, JOAN K.: Ways and Means 1; Christian Fel- lowship 4. NELSON, BEVERLY A,. F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Christian Fel- lowship. NELSON, KATHLEEN A.: G.A.A. 2. NELSON. MARY LEE NEVELS, DON E.: Christian Fellowship; Y.F.C. Band. NEVILLE, JERILYNN: Spanish Club 3; Christian Fel- lowship; Freshman Chorus; Girls' Choir,- A'Cap- polla Choir. NOBLETT, SHIRLEY A. NORTHCOTE, ROBERT T.: D Basketball; C Bosket- ball; “B Basketball; C Football; House of Rep- resentatives 1,2,4; Yell Leader 4; Steering Com- mittee 3; Mathematics Club 3,4; C.S.F. 1,2,3; Vice-President, Pep Club 4. NOTEBLOOM, FRANCINE G.: Transferred from Bell- flower Christian High. O'CONNOR. RODGER OLSON, HARRY L. OSINGA. JANETTE: G.A.A.; Latin Club. OTT, GEORGE E.: Treasurer, Thespians. OVERHOLSTER, LARRY OVERSTREET. LINDA K.: G.A.A.; Pep Club; Trans- ferred from Lynwood High. OWINGS. LARRY E.: Christian Fellowship 1,2,3; P.A. System 1,2,3,4. PAIRISH, RANDY: Track PAIMITTO, TOMMY: Baseball; Freshman Vice-Presi- dent. PARISH. JOHNNY PARKER. CAROL D.: Modern Dance 3,4; Modern Dance Club 4; F.H.A. 2; Christian Fellowship 1,2, 4; Friendship Committee 2; Modes and Manners 2; Annual Staff, Sports Editor 4. PASTERSKI, WALLY: J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 4; Letterman's Club. PATTY, KATHY A.: Drill Team 1,2; Treasurer, Drill Team 1; F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. 2. PAULSON. BARBRA R.: G.A.A. 1,2,3; Basketball; Marching Band 1,2; Pit Band 1,2; Concert Bond 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Flag Twirler 2; Cheer Leader 3; Y-Teen 1.2.3; Girls' Choir 1,2.3; Blade 1,2,3,4. PAVLOCK, JIM P. PEARCE, LANA R.: Thespians 2,3,4; Girls' Choir 4; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Choral Ensemble 3,4; Senior Play, Gidgct ; All School Play 2,3,4; Pasadena Playhouse 2,3. PIERCE, BOB L: Freshman Baseball; J.V. Baseball 2.3; C Basketball; B Basketball 3,4; House of Representatives,- Vorsity Club 4; Activity Club 3,4; Christian Fellowship 4; Spanish Club 1. PINDER, JAMES G. PLUM, PATTY POISON, CLEVENA A.: G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; G AO. 2,3,4; Usherettes 3,- President, G.A.O. 3,4; G.A.A. Coun- cil 3,4; Noon Activities 1; Inter-Class Council 4. POPE. ROBERT Lt C Basketball; B Basketball; Varsity Basketball 3,4; J.V. Football; Varsity Base- ball 2,3,4; Vorsity Football 3.4; House of Repre- sentatives. PORTER, DIANE O. PORTER, STANLEY J. POTTENGER. CAROLYN PRICE, JAMES: Baseball 1.2,3,4. RADFORD, BENJAMIN H.: Latin Club; Beta Club; Junior Play; President, Senior Teen Club. RAMEY, DAVID I.: Freshman Baseball; J.V. Baseball; Varsity Baseball; Pep Club; Senior Steering Com- mittee: RASMUSSEN. GORDON RAY, LARRY D.: C Football 1,2; C Trock 1; C Baskotball 1; B Track 3. REEVES. LINDA C. REIFF, MIKE G.: Cross Country 2; Trock 2,4; Latin Club 1.3. RESH, BARBARA J.: G.A.A. 1,2,3; C.S.F.,- Student Store Manager 3,4. REX, KEN B : D” Basketball; B Basketball; C Track; B” Track; Varsity Trock 3,4; House of Rep- resentatives; Dance Band; Skin Diving Club. RHODES, EDDIE E.: Varsity Football 4; Pep Club; House of Representatives. RICE, ANNE R.: G.A.A.; Volleyball Captain 1; Steering Committee 2,3,4; House of Representatives; Chris- tian Fellowship 1,2; Decorations Christmas Danco; Decorations and Publicity, Football Games; Pep Club 3,4. RIDGEL, GENE: J.C. Basketball; Bosun s Club. ROBERTS, DONNA L.= Girls' Glee; Girls' Choir. ROBERTS. EDDIE G: Baseball. ROBERTSON. HELEN M. ROBINSON. CELIA A.: G.A.A.; Secretary, Usherettes 3; Pep Club 2; Latin Club 1,2; Girls' League 3,4; House of Representatives 4. ROBINSON, MYRNA: G.A.A.; Captain, Basketball 2,3; Softball Captain 3. ROBINSON. ROBERT O. ROBINSON. TOM R.: C Football; B Football; Freshman Baseball. ROCKWELL, LINDA D., Zeta Rho Phi; Steering Com- mittee 3. ROSE. BETTY A.: Pep Club 2,3,4; Ways and Means 1,2; Friendship Club 2; G.A.A. 1.2. ROUSE. RICHARD J. ROUTLEDGE, SHARON L.: G.A.A.; Christian Fellowship. ROWLAND, PATRICIA RUSK, GLENDA L.: House of Representatives 1,3; Vice- President, Speech Club 3; President, Christian Fel- lowship; President, Speech Club 4,- Secretary, Spanish Honor Society 2. RYAN. BILL M. RYAN, PERRY I. SABO, JAMES R.: Football 3,4; Gymnastics 4; Chess Club President. SALEE, RODGER S.: Wrestling 2.3; Cross Country 3.4; Track 3,4; Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4,- Latin Club 2,3.4; Wrestling Club 2,3,4. SALTER, CAROLINE L: G.A.A. 1,2,3; Student Body Treasurer 4; Drill Team 2,3,4; Drill Team Vice- President 4; Freshman Girls' Chorus. SANBORN, CLAUDIA SANCHEZ, ERNEST: House of Representatives. SANCHEZ. PRISCILLA I.: G.A.A. 1,2,3; Houso of Rep- resentatives; Steering Committee 2,3; Pep Club 1.2.3.4. SANSON, BILL: B Foothball 1; J.V. Football 2; Var- sity Football 3,4; Freshman Baseball 1; J.V. Base- ball 2,3,4; Junior Class Treasurer; C.S.F. 1,2,3; letterman's Club 2,3; Pep Club 4. SANTORO. RICHARD F.: Football; Spanish Club. SCHLUP, LINDA M.: Christian Fellowship 1,2; Pep Club 2; Drill Team 2,3. SCHAEFER. THOMAS SCHAFFOROTH, HAROLD.- C Football; B Football. SCHIFF, JANICE SCORTINO, NANCY B.: Drill Team Treasurer; Choir 3.4, - Freshman Chorus; Girls' Choir 2,- Friendship Club 2. SCOTT, CAROLE A.: C.S.F. 4; F.H.A. 1,2.3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 3.4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Modern Dance Club 4. SCOU. GARY SEEDS. RONNIE: Annual Staff. SEYMORE. MELVIN SHARP, JAMES R. SHEPARD, JUDY SIETSMA, SAM, Freshman Baseball; J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3,4; C Basketball; B Foot- ball 2,- Orchestra 1,2. SIMPSON, GLORIA J.: G.A.A. 1; Christian Fellowship 2; Future Homemakers 2. SIMPSON, ROD I., C Football 1; B Football 2,- Freshman Baseball; Gymnastics 3,4; House of Representatives; Senior Steering Committee; Latin Club; Chess Club; Senior Play, ,Gidgof”; French Club; Chemistry Club; Gymnastics Club. SKINNER. WAYNE H. SKOW, KENETH D.: Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 2; Wrestlers' Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 2,- Latin Club 2,3; Chemistry Club 3. SLAWSON, DONNA L. SLOTTERBECK. TERRY E.: B Football 3.4; House of Representatives. SMITH, ALFRED F.: Band. SMITH. ANTHONY: Football; Baseball. SMITH, CAROL J.: Inter-Faith Fellowship, Pianist 4,- Freshman Girls' Chorus; Girls' Choir 4; Spanish Club 4; Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4, SMITH, DAVE R.: Varsity Football. SMITH. 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Section: gy.Johnson [Section: Snoron Clarke, Carol Stevens, Peggy McCauley Section: Carol Griffin, Margret Wydeven, Dick Wallendat lOgraphs, fit left (ho ?d6 TFEAfifJFI: GMtSST fc- completed and through off (he tears- and froubfec- we of ff;(s eadscck ffteff faiftaw we hove succeeded frr recapturing (he school life of (he f cceneere for (fife year. — As- you turn these pages, f heps (hat the pictures will bring you ac -many memories as (hey da me. f ah of (hef. To my thrUWPpa fobs they perform e AcffVffy Secffo Art f.ynn hire business Mai Club beetle Freshman GAA. 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