Birmingham High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Van Nuys, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1958 volume:

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I Table ot Contents ,....... il Foreword .........,., i Alma Mater ,,...,. 2 Dedication ...,.. 3 Principal ........ .. 6 Vice-principals ...74..o4......... 7 Counselors and Registrar .,..,... 8 Faculty ....,.........,.,.c... 9 Clerks and Custodians A..,.. ..aaa, i 3 Phaetons ..... l6 Adelphians .... ....a.. 3 O Leadership ................ ..,,,,. 5 O Senior High Students ..c....c ....... 6 O Activities c..,,c,.........u.., ,,.,,u, 7 6 Junior High Students .ccu. ,,cu,,, 8 6 Sports ....A.,..,A.c......sc..,s,.... ,..,c,, l GO Clubs and Organizations ,s...,ss ,,s,,,, l l6 Annual Stott s,.,......,.......,..s .,.,,.. i 31 Advertisements ...S ,sc,,,, 1 37 Wish l I 7 s l, 1 4. , ,T ,A 7, 9 L ' , L T ,Vi A s A V . ll A M il T r L l 1 ' , V. r .li lla ills , , 1 HTOMAHAWK '58 offers Us a passporT To world Travel. On The pages of This book, our fellow passengers will be Phi, The PhaeTong Alpha, The Adelphian, and Tommy Hawk. WiTh These caricaTUres symbolizing our senior classes and school mascoT we shall visiT greaT civilizaTions, exciTing iungles, and exoTic islands in our search Tor advenTure. We shall spread friendship and good will To all The people we encounTer and add To greaTer world undersTanding. Now leT Us begin our Trip AROUND THE WGRLDH . . . if 4.1 J W! sa if Z f 49 A :T W . ' sf! ,T ' ll' l , Q' za Q ,,-'N,,xX.z NesTled in The Volley green Where The rnounTolns sfoncl serene Here we pledge our loyolTy, Blrminghom we sing of Thee. Mighly brove WiTh spiriTs bold, Proud To vveor your Iolue ond gold, Now vve roise our voices True, Birminghorn we slng To you. gn-L.. E-543' T M T DEDICATION ln October of 1957, Mr. Brooks Willioms, then our Boys' Vice- Principol, vvos selected to be the Coordinator of Registrorsf' o position thot took him off our compus. Mr. Willioms, often referred to os lVlr. Birmingham, truly eorned thot title during his stoy ot our school. He vvos the first person ossigned to Birmingham. The position he held ot Thoit time wos thot of Heod Counselor. After serving os Counselor for three yeors ond seeing our school grow from ll6O to 2800 students, he wos mode Boys' Vice- Principal. When the enrollment reoched the point of needing still onother Vice-Principol, Mrs Willioms chose the Senior High School position. To the students who ottended the mdny extrc:-curriculor octivities ot school, Mr. Willioms wos no stronger. He wos present ot moiny othletic events, donces, ond ploys to observe his students ot other-thon- ocodemic pursuits. To him for his greot interest in the pupils ot Birminghom, we sincerely dedicate this book. ws I BEESON V 3 .1 A A 4 Li ima Ill in f oi. 6 1 E! 11 QM? 44 4+ Q44 EFX CQ fi' -U21 'lm' .il I ,ll PRlNClPAL'5 MESSAGE This issue of The 'lTomahawk depicts for you a year of The most vital and happy time in your life. There will seem to you to be many Trials and tribulations during these years of striving Tor maturity during high school. You will, however, as The years pass by pick up This book and, as you thumb Through the pages, realize The Truly happy and abundant lite you are experiencing now. Birmingham is a great school with fine students, good Teachers and real opportunities. To Those ot you who are leaving us, may good luck and success, and The knowledge, attitudes and loyalties gained here prove of value To you throughout your lite. To Those students who are returning, may you set yourself to The task of making Birmingham better than ever. As you serve Birmingham, Birmingham will serve you. 6 if arg 'Iii S .L I ,.,E I Ts I ' . L T L I X I s or T all I I , I I I 'T 'ff' C F Si . H . A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL The responsibilities and duties of a high school principal are immense. Arriving at school early in The morning, he must read and sign various reports, interview parents, confer with teachers and supervisors, answer mail and hold meetings. He is charged with the maintaining of our school's smooth operation and with representing Birmingham in the community, In addition to his position as head administrator, Mr. Schurr serves as a constant source of inspiration and school spirit for The entire student body. Mr. Gilberf Lewis Boys' Vice-Principal l 1 f 3 1, A' ly I 1 i Duties and Responsibilities of ca Vice-Principal Each of our vice-principals is concerned vviTh some of The following responsibiliriesz Individual problems of sfudenis B-IO Orienrarion Youth Services Supervision of Assemblies, organizations and athletics i Sfudenr Transporfafion Various special assignments We look To our vice-principals for Their help, guidance, and understandings i i i ,Q-dk l i s i Miss Pricilla Lehmann ,VWQ f Girls' Vice-Principal ' A A I A . .f f-- - f , s ew, v-gg, A , Q ff3,,.wwf:fsN .. Mr. Warren Juhnke Junior High Boys' Vice-Principal ? lf5'f , ,- L ::+-:::, A, zzz, 11- 4 S52 555565. A mi, ,ig ,m5::::Af:12:f .J - s ,yy ,.g5::::5:::,::g gg: I '?f55f.??52Ei?? 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CSTondingJ Mr. lpson, A-IO Counselor, Mr. Lee, seventh grode Counselor, Mr. Duncon, A-12 Counselor, Mr. Wright, B-7 ond B-ll Counselor, Mrs. Phillips, A-7 Counselor. fnof picrureclj Mrs. Hornbrook, A-ll ond Scholorship Counselor, Mrs. Cormichoel, B-9 Counselor, Mr. Zuber, B-12 Counselor. vw ATTENDANCE OFFICE: Mrs. Corsrens, Mr. Miller, Mr. Leeds, Regisiror, Mr. Dufcher, ond Mr. Siegel. ...Z ,Q R cr. .fn 1.22 - f- tt. . . gf tt.ss srts y .. st M A H - . 2 J . 5 ff .g. asv if ,B L J-we 1, L . 0 ' 'Nd' It ti , 1 - 1 'B 7 I ga A MJ -iw .. pc... VA . . . lr. Daniel Adlum Mrs. Jean Anderson Mrs. Raima Baughn Mrs. Jeanette Berger Mr. Max Berkovitz Mr. Walter Blackman Miss Sandra Bora Social Studies Home Economics Home Economics Business English Social Studies Physical Education . .. .. Tftf fii Q ., ii '- ' ' - B ' L 'MSS - ' A Z . 3 B Sis Qin? , 'il A if . - it flf5E5? we ,11.fQ l'9? F if E533 rf. Sis 45' f7sE V A I My g VV gf A I, . . V 22? L Q 'nWB. eEes1.iSiF is A fifqigr-figs , B rs. Harriet Barbarini Mr. William Branca Mr. Charles Brown Mr. Tyrus Buquoi Mrs. Jane Calhoun Mrs. Jeanne Carmichael Mr. Angelo Bianco Language Mathematics Science Mathematics English Business Mathematics P I , B E J lssr Q ii V is . . ' . g Q iii in-5. . ? ' S' . -g et wt- -. f L P Vw fe 'rrs A . ew t f 'te rv--J .J wr-. isss . ..L M . 2 . . . ' . A 5 - f . 5 ri . 'V r 2 E K ii . , ij ' 5 I sr ,iff si' if! A A t V A Q ' i' . i fs.. . ' . X l 1 ' A L B . rs. Evelyn Carstens Mr. Donald Chamberlain Mr. John Cluff Mrs. Sara Coleman Mrs. Alyce Cornell Mr. Charles Crossman Mrs. Lillian Couchant Social Studies Mathematics Social Studies Physical Education English Mathematics Music X t . b e vz W ,... V 4 - f y .. 's X - . lfgssft 'f ' g f .. 4 -L: M ' efvx 5 -Q A in 4 E 'W I fowl sig R A A . P Jie V I S uv 'L' V,, ' 1 if B A in 2 3 . ist? , .ff r i ' ' 1 q tif g 2 ' Q.. . 'SAV' ' i i 8wf . B. . . I 1 .L Nina-L f 5 B my J lfiiliili f A K vs:-e I . B . - Q, . .ri A , , .... 1 ' - .. V B B B' - B . Q:,.. +uf1 ..- w ff - . - - . Joseph De Ando Mrs. Hilda Delaney Mr. Ralph De Leon Mrs. Lucille Dexter Mr. Robert Drake Mr. William Duncan Mrs. Leticia Dominguez Language Mathematics Physical Education Science Driver Education English Language 'V LQ . Y ii A , . QQQE-T15 'Fl nz V l .. 6? - 'V ' .ali lr. Richard Dusckett Mr. Cecil Dutcher Mrs. lris Edinger Mr. Robert Eley Mr. Ted Endelman Mrs. Helen Freeman Mr. Ray Fausel Industrial Arts ,pn-...em im. rs Dorothy Gifford Home Economics Yvonne Hendriks English Industrial Arts 5' Mr Frank Gilbert Social Studies English 44.9 Drama s ssh Mr Fred Hillerman Science Librarian Social Studies Industrial Arts f .. I ? ? ,t . .1 I . A 5 - A M . ii if A .. . . - 'vs '3 1 B . 1 . J , .- s,g f uri t rseg -,sfii Q ..r-1 B J. stts A t . 7 i t L B A it ,if sim. - . 5 -.,' ,f V j , Q yt , . . .- .. ,eff 4' ' - ' Richard Goebel Mr, George Goff Mrs. Mariorie Haller Mrs. Lily Hawkinson Mr. Paul Goldstein Science Physical Education Home Economics Social Studies Industrial Arts . t. , . B +sesr 4 f ts g . ft . .Q L i 2 . Milton Hirschl Mrs. Helen Hornbrook Mrs. Margaret Huber Mr. Walter Hyche Mr. Jack Hutton Ar Language Ar Physical Education Mathematics . ii 'ii A ',ii L K L 5 it Q 1 Bl i ley -i Mi i x iii ' i j t ,.,,, B f .Q VVVA r B-it if I ft 'Z V .3,g,.1' E B 6 W iig'. ' .- ' -- A . . ' . ' Mr. iiii kgs? L A ti . fr W QB ' ii igga. fy 3 155 fr. t ffgtsvr t'tiQE,sww he ' e f 'L ii K' ci K' B 'Qu M . ,.-, .A V .. ,W Q Q. , ..,. . . 4 r s. ' . Nlf ' ' t t . . .. page Qs 'E S 'tub' 5. Mr. William Ipson Science F Mr. G. Kautzenbach English l X .WUI Mrs. Gloria Lehman Physical Education we Y t tswiif' Mr. Joseph Ivey Industrial Arts A fn -... 'ij .A x Mr. Richard Kazie Social Studies A . , Q 'JF ,f Mrs. Rose Leiss Nurse V , ikr E gil. 3: In . A V . Q' , Ak Mr. Joseph Maron Mr. Dan Markham EVt9llSlW Social Studies . .F - li' Lv' ,,iii . ! ' ., is . K ,wif ' Mrs. Elfreda Minolin Social Studies - Mr. Robert Munger Science P sis l i 5 2 .v-W' 2 E ' 5 ,Z J S-it Ee 1 2 Mr. Fred Petrasek Industrial Arts Mrs. Dixie Phillips Physical Education ,,. nn 'hu' 'QV Mrs. Edna Johnson Social Studies ,ff Mrs. V. Kinnory Science 1-'S 57137 .- ' -is .. Mr, Lynn Lomen Physical Education 4? f' Mr. Fred Mathieson English Mrs. Rhoda Nemirott Business Education 1 '?',' Us 3 f Mrs. Lois Phillips English CR 'K-I 'Q Mr. Louis Ramirez Miss Carol Reddy Miss Marilyn Reed Social Studies Social Studies English L W., .3 nr we Mrs. Vallie Kaptain Home Economics Q . 'ft-...,f'm, . L Miss Judith Karber Social Studies r ,nf ...... Mr. Theodore Lynn Music Q ,- -.. we K . 'N ii 'Rf V. . F -'wr 5 ,K Mr. W. McMullen Business Education .ak X 5 it e ., J , Mr. H. O'Halloran Physical Education ,Y .,,, t . M g il .qw ,,,N.si1L hr 'VA E Mrs. Mary Pierson Physical Education ly-as Mrs. Wilna Ross Music 5 'FHM-W J Mr. Eli Karpel Art f'C2't Mr. C, Landress English 12' fi , tag ,., it si, Mr. R. MacDonald English Miss Judy Kaster Science mf . ttttr .. Mr. Paul Lazear Mr. Martin Kautma English ,. f-., .M j : fit M-1 l M Y Mr. John Lee Mathematics Physical Education -- ,fiwmg . - 7 r I - qgv - , 7- . 5 'it . .ig Mr. H. Margadant Physical Education Mr. Nathan Meldo Language 3 V te. 'sv i Mr. James O'Hara Physical Education F1 5 Mr. Vincent Miley Business Education Vik- 5 se, - .Law ' Mr, Ben Ornelaz Physical Education -qua-www... -Ei,-, 34 3 R l I i tt- Mr, Garland Potter :mutt , . ,ir ,L Mr. Claude Powers Mathematics Industrial Arts i t A Q g N' K i .f 1 1 in -, i .Q A, .... if. fi V' 'Wi 5 . . , V .-... ' ,, .E Mr. Roger Segure Mr. Rubin Sabsay English Mathematics Mr. Willard Mann Social Studies infra' tiff ...A-r . Mr. Myron Miller English ha' K N A. 'Q,f M., K l .R sz ' WW s Mr. Ralph Pettit Social Studies 1 in . Mr. Edward Prince Mathematics Mrs. E. Seidman Physical Education .. .K Ze.. Q SD A an ...M 1 I I h WV ,H g . ,V I Q . E M W r saw 3 rd SQL t if f .iii . it , M . h m A . . - , ,fb y i f H fii ,Z A ' ,, Q, C 5 . r V. E' X l 'wi' Q? lx i Ms. Mrs. R. Smith Miss Letha Snyder Mr. Vernon Sheeley Mr. James Skiles Language Physical Education Social Studies Music I. ' 'L .F Vg ,. V K if Q y Q, QN 1 X rii f --we 4 Q ' Mr. Michael Seeger Mr. Edwin Siegel Dr. Carlton Smith Miss Agnes Steck Mrs. M. Slawson English . ,.p- - , ...J L +1 Q we 1 Mr. Albe r Stone ..r 4 tgtt Mr. Melvin Sprecher Mr. Merrill Smith Science . Q5 E: Mr. Michael Templ Q. Mathematics e Mrs. Dorthia Thorme Social Studies Social Studies Music Business Education Driver Education Industrial Arts English , - L :.f , . . . .. . ,V t - gk - - 5 f ' 3 S . , if ' . A . L L . . . '- S if. 4 f 1 . A A ' I I ii ii 'i A fl A W A i. - ' ' sf. l f 1, . K Mr. Abe Tobis Mr. Simon Trefman Miss E. Valasquez Mr. Oren Waite Mr. Arnold Weitzen Miss Jan Wood Mr. Max Wright Science English Language Science English Physical Education Social Studies ii , if 'ir it V A . 'tiff . A. S K 'yi' 'Q win .L y ,. W L 5.5. i y , ,Q se- T . . . rw 'iii 'A Q i' A iii' ,. L K gf 2 Eg . my , mg Qs., , I fr vp , 5. qu- L .J,. eggs y.. . az: ' D S -S' H Y . 5 I .,.. N .: ' - . H , it ff A L S A Mr. Robert Zuber Mrs. Irene Bunzel Mr. B. Chortkoff Miss Jane Cords Mrs. Shirley Cochell Mr. Fredrick Dalessi Mr. Joseph Fanella Ph sical Education Social Studies Physical Education Social Studies English Science Driver Education Y . f ,VVVV . . V.: -V ,I Q Q K K , QV , E . - I . . .. . -- . ' e t .- 'ff' f ' ' .ss . fe. , .. --,.- ... ' . - h ,gg rs. Constance Ford Mr. Richard Gaul Mr. Dean Griggs Mrs. Lillian lnskeep Mr, Albert Krohn Mrs. Mary Long MrS..E- MGYGFS English Mathematics Mathematics English Social Studies Art Engllsll we K 1 .L sw 5 eq ' s- A V- . . - x ' iii eg 1 f .. ...L fl sqft r s R - . L . L. . ' ., . W'-r ' . - V 5 r ' 2- Mr. John Mintzer Mr. E. Newman Mrs. Loraine Pelz Mr. R. Rubenstein Mr. Theodore Seydel Mrs. Gladys Shepard Mr. Sol Shocket English English English Driver Education Industrial Arts Home Economics Social Studies t K S ii ' I Miss Joan Bonpane, Physical Education V L , . i Mrs. Mildred Burrow, Home Economics -Q 2 I I in ' i Mr. Walter Clark, Social Studies t, 5 . k .i Vky. k . if ' ' I N51 Q J I ,. ' ,y Y 5 K fjw Mrs. Dorothy Emrick, English mr! - ir. - f 9, ' 0 S' Mr. John McHogh, Social Studies i ' ' ' ii'i j We-f ' 3 V' rv Mrs. Gladys Nicewarner, English -V . . I Q . , . A . . , g I L Q T u , Q V , r L. J I Mr. Edwin Pruga, Mathematics S - r i'WF - tti A -4 ' 1'5 Miss Alice Slayden, Art Mrs..Eleanor Smith Mr.AMarvinvStarer Mr. Richard Suriano Mr,'C. Campbell Mr. William Tucker' Business Education English Social Studies Mathematics Business Manager ll Q W Q3 X 5, Procticol experience cmd knowledge . . . Prim' Shop. u .TEACHERS GXUTGGRAPHS K r H' L W o ww' MQ? e Lyfgiw VM! A ob' K 'ff X ' .YWQNJJI KV MQX ' ' WY e 'e f N lfrtxv l f ' ' Q95 The freedom of self- expression . . . ArT Closs. 12 CUSTODIANS First Row: F. Cexton, I. Bynum, C. Edwards, B. Meyers. Second Row: H. Hart, A. Cilvveck, R. Thorne, F. Geosits, R. Nelson, A. Belfeto, J. Sealy, R. Holland. Third Row: F. Scott, C. Parkes, A. MacBroom, A. Okin, H. Griffin, R. MacClung, E. Frevert, D. Sterkin, W. Ruloff, F. Oldham. Fourth Row: E. Grudt, W.,DeIkiner, L. Cunningham, T. Hunt, R. Winters, G. Col, T. Wilson, L. Payne. 4,- 4 .Q QM! tUi3lQ CAFETERIA STAFF First Row: J. Sandstovv, F. Carberry, H. Smith, T. Mikels, R. Beal, D. Abernethy, T. Woolston. Second Row: M. Stuart, F. Fream, M. West, OFFICE STAFF Seated: R. Beasler Standing: A. Samson, C. Turner, L. Haile, P. Gardner, J. Armstrong, E. Pelton, E. Zoraster. il O. Marguet, M. Seyerns, D. Plunkett, H. Hall, S. Tucker, R. Grant. Third Row: E. Shafer, E. Adams, F. Bilfield, T. Myers, M. Coleman. ,E ........H - -. -..v .1-D ... .....- 1. A 1101 4 1 . N 1 V , ' . L' we ' 9 + ! 32: ,I W 3 H -. , ,' ' Y x 'I - A ' YN x A ,hir yn :J t t:b 'AX AE, K, , , ' Q 5' +12.:nqq,.g1,Lv .Y,,':f ',1' f H ', Xi, m A .fbi -- '- We X ,A Vg ' V-.s X ,- ' 'Q iff' N .- - -sic,-Y .5 'X 'TP' x w ' - . J ,egg QE... 221-1':s1q.x.u 1 Q- :bw Q y f .Wg wg ,Q 1'Q6r:'ff4Af.vaxSf9 S'-'qu-'L Y C1511 fn- ,s ' x WI 1 1:05 .-Jaw, I -n' N . f . - I Hi 'Q ' Lui' -59' ' 0.-s - 4 N ,-,-nf. p'Q'j'f:-.I e-Gigi i?f's254V '4 Q4 3' .9 'Q bij 9 -1'-.-ew! sf-OWN Q .-.f, ' 5 , ., , A . k, 16.5 .-Q4' '1 AIi'QY',-arf ,VIBE .05 Ufggiffeif' rift' WEWEQ S' 'l 4f1. Ki S1-5490 -9 -'IP4' r-asf -. 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Worden, W. Tislfierman, B. James, Mr. Duncan. Class Sponsors-Mr. William Duncan, Miss Marilyn Reed. Steve Geller The Ephebion Society vvos founded in 1918 for the purpose ot focusing the ottention ot outstonding high school groduotes upon mcitters ot civic leodership ond community service. Members come from schools of the Los Angeles oreo. For eoch torty students in o grczduoting closs, one Ephebion condidote is selected by the senior closs ond toculty ot the high school. The condidotes ore elected to membership with the opprovol of the Society. An Ephebion represents thot type of student who hos demonstroted outstonding quolities of chorocter, scholorship ond leodership. x f -9.1 fmxf QJW x, Q. ' f x XX l, X X X XX X :grimy EPHEBIANS Sue l-lorttord E' 'HJ' Goil Poisley TERRY VANCE GlLLlANl Valedictorian Student Body President. Gif YF? FRANCES ANTLEY G.A.A., Pep Club Hidden intellect. A me LANDW -All we 'mf ,WM 5 SHERMAN LENSKE Salutatorian C.S.F. G. BRENT BACKMAN Pep Club, Swim Team Conscientious. 1 Q gs: 'M 9 0, . 3 an h .P ,f S. LEONARD BELL Fun to be with. i......f . T NICK BOSOSTOW Cheerleader, Key Club Full of ideas. qua- Taz' PAULA CONNELLY LORI BENSON Always happy. NINEVA BOWLES Pretty as a picture. CHARLES CRUMLY Tomahawk Staff, Pep Club Rugged athlete. Precise and sure, 4-1+ ff .. Q ' . re Y' 'M 52 JUDY AINSWORTH A good friend to have. si -5. t Z' f aft' ft . if , i l 3 VINCENT BAKER Squires, Lettermen Little spoke irra big wheel. imqmi u f ' 'lg if DONALD BERRYMAN Great spirit. LOWELL BRITTAIN Football Everyone's friend. NL .,....,,,2 as, fb'- .J R f t .ff A Sw W V7 ii 7'-Md .Q -is K h .W . GARY CURLEY Lettermen Ready with a smile. 'Q I 5 Q 3 7 GEORGE V. ALIANO Track, Basketball Sportsman, ...MJ-r DONALD S, BARTH JR. Radio Club Engineer of the future. is' ,. TEE? . I up A Q ..,,-In ' .. - . JUDITH PAT BOLTON Drill Team, G.A.A. Reserved but sweet. 43' KEITH BUCHANAN All-around athlete. JACQUELINE E. CUTLER Better than the best. QQ ' 1 . Al BRUCE A. ALLAN Cheerleader, Knights Full of ambition. LARRY STUART BELL Mascot Lettermen How!! 't'f?F' NlCK BONO The long of it. T' ' 3 . K . . .. MICKEY BURRS Journalism Extra! Extra! -net .' ' if Y .Ex L. 'W NORMAN CYPHERS l9 Full of imagination. : V lr - Y f r' RICHARD CANADAY Knights, Lettermen Small, but quick. . gi Af ' ,..'- . 2 y.: rf it if E L Lil- Q i DEE ANN DUNCAN Sharp as a tack. wut' Tj BEV ELSE Always ready tor fun. VK Of? JACQUIE GLASS F.B.L.A. Full of life. QF' RICHARD CHARTOK Likes a good argument. BOB EASTERBROOKS Terry's guy. bk, ' . vi - ff SANDRA FREELAND F.B.L.A. Soft-spoken and sweet fn... C JONATHON GLICK A little boy at heart. pm.. . . .K A-me A if , M L V feq DIANE CLARK G.A.A. The modest type. JUDY EIKLOR A lot of gal in o little package. N' ,ii MIKE FULLERTON Outdoor type. by 'D+ - Nr PAT GONZALEZ Senate, F.B.L.A. Never ci dull moment. WU! 'ini 20 BASIL GRILLO KAREN GULBRANDSON SUE HALL I Glee Club Ladies, Lettergirls Principias, Drill Team A wide scope. Always on the go. Life of the party. J' 'Ai W, 5 'hu gs, . af. Q4 g .zu . Wwe ., '1 ' ,sz - 'Z PAT DAKIN Ready for fun. . wg TERRY ELLEDGE Has great interests 1. nl - , 1 t NANCY DE SILVA Drill Team, G.A.A. l Warm and friendly, i we M-gi' Q l LARRY ELLIS Knights Dedicated. n jrv- STEVEN GELLER Knights, Lettermen You name it, he's been it s in-1 L. DAVlD L, GRIFFITH Letterrnen, C.S.F. A gifted personality. inf SUE HARTFORD Ladies, Girls' League Leader with a capital L. RON GILL Knights, Lettermen Wide interests, DIXIE DIANE GRIFFOh Likes the finer things of life, ff: 'I 'ck L ,twat , . Xxx ff: l f 1 I 35,1 f v if X- ah N-. HERB HAWKINS Reserved. MARY HENRY Pep Club, Spanish Club Always has a good word L' if - 5 4 'if'T7 A 5 BRlAN HILL Tennis, Pep Club A shutterbug. if-an-1 JIM HUME Artist at work. 17 BEV JESPERSON Always a good sport NS. ml' ' i ,.., 3 :V W Q DON KOPP Play-boy. JOIE LE GROSS Good natured. DAVE HUNSON A fine guy, -.....,,, M, , Lf? . .7 'wins' . Ql.. . Nigga i CAROL HOIBY Laclies, Student Court A girl with talent. , - .. ffrx . 'WM mv' 1-S' 5 if all sa. We Q Q 5 4 vb ,K S CHAROLOTTE HUNT Sparkling personality. -if sq! WIA- JOHN HOULT Dance Band Me and my fiddle. BRENDA JAMES Principias, Drill Team Friendly. fr.. WENDY HONSBERGER All smiles. an-..-r JACK JENKlNS Pep Club Every girl's ideal. Qs.. q..-MW.,-f DICK JUTRAS True blue. GA L KOTRBE F B LA Easy to talk to MARClA LEAMAN A blond equestrienne. JOHN KEMSLEY Football Enioys the out-of-doors. X V . . V li JUSTINE KOVACS CSF. Tomahawk Ready to help a friend. 4:.-1. KL .Q : x . , . ,iw - .. y . '?..x,,?i ' .is J' L H' 'ru -M GUY LESLIE Printer's devil. CARLA KE VAN Cute as a cloll. DON KLEIN Debate Club A Democrat to the end. HP- 40 KARL KROHN Mechanically inclined. JERRY LATHROP Football, Ski Club The battering-ram. V. X ' 1 I Z. , it t 'fi V I , J l -' 'i I Q ALAN LOWY BRUCE MACY Science Club He-man. The second Dior. KAREN MARCINO A lot for a little bit, mul--H VERNICE MARTIN Easy-going. JACK MONARCH Music-maker. uf' BRIEN OLDFIELD Dance Bond MARLENE MUCHNICK Literary Club, Courier Loves Io write. GAIL PAISLEY Ladies, Lettergirl Always carrying o tune, Girl with the pony tail, MICHAEL QUINN Squires, C.S.F. 22 PENNY ROBINSON Pep Club Friendly and sweet, J 1-A-v FRED RAUNI Friendly. QP L DALE FRANCES RUNYAN G.A.A., Pep Club Good lislener. all PAT MCDERMOTT Drill Team Really on the ball FRANK MLJSCARELLA Football Small powerhouse f N H yiuul, QQ LYNNE PETERSON G,A,A. Out-door type Ain, ss..-- .,-vp' J JANET RENDA Ladies, Drill Team Hostess with the mostest af? PAULINE SCARLOTTA Always ready to help. 'on-luv' 11 KEN NICFARLAND Big wheel, rr-X JUDY NELSON Handy with o brush nfl 3 f s o N' 5 3 DALE FOLK Likes to throw his weight around, I F I Nw.: ' jx' ROGER B. RENDALL Truefblue. in L S if f 1- f? :I I l PATI MILLER G.A.A., French Club Sportswomon. BOB NOVICOFF Letferrnen Q All-American student 1 3 JOE PRINCIOTTA Drama A big horn. '- STEVE ROBERTSON Thespians Ladies' man. 'E STEVE SALKIND ALI K. SAR Has a great smile- Likes doing things outside, I ,gig y ,....2g,5 J KJ 'Q' I I ,, Y NELLIE J. SCHAEFER Future Business Leaders Sweet and thoughtful. .. JOANN SIMON ,Q 4, .- 5 ,Wgyzss ' - as 3 5 4 is 4 'P I W' ' BARBARA SCHER Principias, Choir Busy, busy, busy. RAMONA SNIDER 'M , .tl ,gnu 1 . 4 1 ztl ,. X T w2fi ,,, V WILLIAM E. SCHNEPPLE ANNA LINDA SHERIDAN DALE SHETLEY Track Principias, Songleader Football Always on the run. Personality plus. A man and his paints. ,rg .T NPI F I ff, A ?-1 wr.. I ef V , ..,,.-Ji: , I ,j I I. I ,V A Q. nllaz,-iw . .L t A I - .. A - . . .. I . .... BILL SOURBEER RALPH STEELE LINDA LEOLA STEWART Many pleasing ways. Sweet and quiet, Letterman Likes all sports. Pep CIUIL Ski Club Angus man, Enioys a lot of fun. lx A . f iii 5 1 ' I A .Y-My E W A H W3 gm , ., I - . fx 0 :IL I I tg. . gigg it ROBERT STILWELL DIANE STRASSER RONALD STRIEGEL ROBERT STURGES CAROL SWENSON Reserved. Ladies, G.A,A. Always game. Letterman The seamstress, Wise for her years. Strong and silent. . .ll --.,, . M A Iii? Wt- tv ' --. V, I I so it as if -A LINDA M. THOMSEN GERALD W. TIEMAN SANFORD TISHERMAN WELEORD TISHERMAN RICHARD TOWNSEND G.A.A., Pep Club Letterman, Football Knights, Letterman Knights, Letterman Another Gulliver. All set for fun. Good for a laugh. Never say die. Great personality. LINDA WAITE Ladies, Songleader Cute and cheerful. WENDY WARK CAROL ANN WERDANN DENNIS B. WHEELER SANDRA LEE WOLTERS Saucy and nice. Ladies, Thespians Industrious. Drill TECH! Many interests, Sweet and gentle. -'11 44 st 1915 fix Q- in MARY KAY WORDEN ELIOT WORKMAN GARY WOSTAK VINCENT M. YAMAGUCHI Kinda cute Pep Club Spanish Club Future nurseryman Cars are his forte. A Glub-glub! Has he gotten it yet? Swimming, among other activities, Q, was enjoyed by the Phaeton Class 59' on their Activity Day. Everyone ioinecl in the fun. Mr. Schurr congratulates Terry Gilliam at the Candlelight Supper upon receiving the honor of Valedictorian for his class. The Phaeton Candlelight Supper. Enioyed and attended by the whole class, the graduates had their traditional dinner a few weeks before commencement. Phaeton officers at Senior Breakfast Annette Bienvenue leads graduates down aisle 'YQXXX K' Miss Lehmann awards diploma To Phae-Ton. Y ......,.-.....uqr Q i M .mp--..----M - WHEN K Tap left: Terry Gilliam gives Valediciorian address. Right: Phaeion graduaiion rehearsal. Boirom left: Mr. Schurr cangrafulales Sue Hartford. 25 3- L. M-W., CelebraTe alumni visiT vviTh friends aT coke Time. XXX. More of The alumni celebraTe our first homecoming. 26 Mr. Schurr, Terry Gilliam and Diane STrassen admire The honor Trophy. 'I Top: AT The Senior Sports nighT, The mighTy PhaeTons sTrive To reTurn The ball. BoTTom: AT The ChrisTmas dance, PhaeTon seniors receive presen from SanTa, CALENDAR GF PHAETGN EVENTS 45 I V gy' 49 4 ,lx J -FN K 48 ,A J- , I I I 1 5 I .skgpgm ,, , 'afjgiigese L t'3 '3:'3. X l l me 1 i I x I 'H L tp B-'12 SEMESTER Recognition Doy - nome of closs, colors, song, bonnet introduced. Senior Sports Night - for Centurions ' , ond Phoetons. . HEAT ff Festus Romonus - prom for I.. K R ,Y Centurions. l ' , 'W' ll t'z I I X A-T2 SEMESTER A l I I is Cr l I - Senior Sports Night- Phoetons ond un N CX, 0 Adelphions. . lj Senior Activity Doy - Swimming, Doincing, Footboll, Picnic for A Phoetons. in yi? H: L Condlelight Supper - Noming of lm' A Q Voledictorion, Ephebions, Gold Seoul Q ' 3 Beorers. ' 4-fe I ix f Senior Prom - Enchonted Oosis - m N 3 ' given by Adel hions for Phoetohs. Z, 1 2 X Bn Groduotion - Long Awoited by oll - Jubaignce felt by oil. Qnot picturedj Steve Geller Dione Strcisser Sue Horttord Justine Kovocs Nellie Schoeter Froncis Antley GOLD SEAL BEARERS Lindo Thomsen Terry Gilliom Dove Griffith . Mr. Schurr Corol Hoiby Vince Boker Shermon Lenske 27 Beauty and Charm reigned supreme when Judy Eikior was named Queen of The PhaeTan Senior Pram, EnchanTed Qasisf' Terry Gilliam was selecTed King. Princes were Bruce Alien and Richie Canady. Queen Judy Eiklar dances with her escarr Sanford Tisherman The Queen and her Court: Princess Brenda James, Queen Judy Eikiar and Princess Dee Ann Duncan. 28 tllfj 41 K Q Top, lett cmd middle: encl1cmted Plwoetons donce to the music ot Don Ricardo. Top ond bottom, right: Sultom vveoves mogic spell os his lworem donces. Bottom, left: Student Body President Ncmcy Becker bevvitclted by Sulton Vic Clwoney. v SUMMER '58 I 1 X V C The Adelphian Banner, hands sTreTChe-d around The world Ta signify brafherhaad. ami 'NW nr' Walt Kaufman PUT NOWGH presgdem Vice-President NU Barbara Margolin Joanne Darling Secrefg ry -l-VSGSUFSI' 2 vga' ,A Adelphian Class Council organized the many activities of the Senior Class. Mrs. Raymonole Smith and Mr. Ralph Petit, Senior Cl Q i THE XXBIRMIEH AWARD QVAYAUVAU 5 1 I' Ns J M, i 1' -My , 1 , 1 26N'lVE T T , 1 , 1 5 4 , 1 '.4LA44A.4 T I I The Birmie is o new dvvord given semi-onnuolly by The senior cldss To some of iTs members. Th'e Birmie is o symbol of recogniTion To The workers behind The scenes, who help To creoTe mony hdppy memories of The good Times vve've hod os seniors. These ore The recipienTs of The Birmie Avvord: Noncy Becker Morcio BenneTT Jo Anne Doriing Mike Feldmon WQIT Kdufmdn Chuck Koroyon Borboro Mdrgolin POT Novvell ReTo Rempi Vic Choney Those who received honoroble menTion ore: Lyndo Coffin Bob Guidi ScoTT MdnoTT Suson Smilo PoT NorTh M ,L k 'E A L ft' W im .mg 5 MARY ANNE ADAMS JO ANN ADDEO Really active. Nice to talk to. QT MARSHA HEAN ARMITAGE The coiffure expert. ,. JA JW K' , W? PATRICIA L. BARHAM Songleaders, G.A.A. Panic on skis. 3 'S 'S 1 l l 15 , i 1 i Xi 5 i F i 'Q J .2- J NANCY LOUISE BECKER Ladies C.S.F, Birmingham's Pride, idk' MAXINE BERNARD Homemaking is her forte. Si 4w,.m GERALD F. ARNOLD C.S.F. Knights F.E.A. Mr. Nuclear Physics, ff- ' .Myer-s I ,, ax i if f vs. TOM BARNES F.E.A. Cheerfulness. ,rx an JERRY ARLlENE BEESON C.S.F., G.A.A. Shy and sweet. ANNETTE BIENVENUE A musician's musician. l HAROLD A. ANNISON Anchors aweigh! NANCY ANN ALLTON Pep Club, G.A.A. Sweet Personality. ATT' 6'--wr' PETER GEOFFERY ASHTON Biology Club Chess King!! KATHRYN BARRETT Student Court, Choir Voice and Vim. W. JUDITH MARILYNNE BELL C.S.F., F.B.L.A, Business asset. Q? CAROL LEA ATWOOD Adventurous. -ew-gf saw JOHN CHARLES BENKERT Stage Crew, Proiection Roll the film! is-l .- wx A V .,,.,.,? . DONALD LEE BlLDERBACK RlLLA SCARLET BLACK It's Cal-Poly for him. G.A.A. Undecided individual, PAUL WILLlAM APGAR College bound. ll in . ,ju-0 . 'if if i x, A ' A . ,Q 4 HARRY AXCELL Basketball, Lettermen Winning personality. . ...,.. PATRICIA MAE BEATY F.T.A., G.A.A. Little things mean alot. ,vi . Af 1' MARClA BENNETT Yearbook, Class Council The girl most likely. L -- 1 ' N 'E its L , 'itiiqt - DEL BLOCH 33 lnteresting. '9' MELISSA ADELINE BOCK Sweetness and sincerity. BONNIE JEAN BOLDRIN Drill Team, Girls League Aqua beauty. iff-nw .- K, inn HENRY W. BOLTRUCYL Lady killer. . 5 E fi r.l.a . I JOHN BOULTON Baseball and basketba Service bound. RICHARD BOTTING The shy one. it Env wi , MARIE BOODANYI BARBARA ANN BRADFORD JEFFREY ALAN BRESLAW THOMAS JOHN BROOK DRUCILLA ANN BROVI Artist. Brighter surroundings. Football and Track C,S.F., Camera Club Spanish Club, Pep Club Sportswriter, Interesting to talk to. Likes to travel. I 1' . g k.. son- Ri ggs A 'V , . 1 ' ...i-ii., f YY' iini A ,. E- 1: 1 ' S I GARY CHARLES BROWN GAR L. BROWN I JUDY BROWN LINDA BROWN OWEN JOHN BROWN Sense of humor! C.S.F., Lettermen, Knights G.A.A., C.S.F., Ladies Happiness personified. Pep Club A future engineer. An all-around friend. Everyone's friend. - fzssw . I s ' 2 all 1 I ' :ff . M Ri. . Q r . X 4 Q. ..,., ,Xi k PETER ALLEN BROWN MARSHA BRUBAKER SHARON LEE BUCKNAM DAVANNA RUTH BUHLER LARRY A. BURGHARDI Knights Pep Club, Y-Teens Drill Team Drill Team Track Team, Cross Court N'Ce QUY- Lovely to look at. Has time for others. Rig the sails! CAROL ANN BUSH Bachelors beware! 34 . .. 3 3 . jf 4 IF - I Allsaround good sport. fe W ., kwf' 'UW' PATRICIA ANN CAFFREY RONNIE CALHOUN CURTIS D. CAMPBELL MARIAN LEE CARBAUC Ladies, Lettergirls Lettermen Auto racing bug. Songleader, Thespians ' Beauty plus brains! A real worker!! Sports minded. GLENDA LOU CARLSON Pep Club Marriage is for her. 5 M .. -. 4 5 T 5 ' - . L Q .,:t.w VICTOR HARVEY CHANEY Thespians, Squires Personality plus. .LGT N. J LOIS MAY COCKER L. Pep Club, G.A.A. Biolo y Club Nice gal! . 1 A . vi ..,,'ffSea ' 'f 1: - -A A .5 ,. , 1' . -f-t. I if llfl x ,f . A . A r-., 1 Q Q. -- ., Am Q ' . -' V 7' YS . g Q5 g . 53 , ,-, . - A .. A., ...fl m,L SUE CARNEY ANITA CASSIDY G.A.A., Glee Club Private Secretary. :I af' I ' ,M . DONALD CHENSON Hi, Texas! COBURN 9 Mind over matter. HELEN M. E. COTONI F.B.L.A. I White-collargirl. MARY CUIFO G.A.A., F.H.A. Nice and cute. Friendly. Evil F' . wwf' ,. , -si? is E m JEAN CLARISE CHRISTIAN G.A.A., C.S.F. 'IJ A wonderful person. 5 f sw'- LYNDA LEE COFFIN Thespians, Class Council Cute and sincere. il STEVE COWDREY RONALD COULTROUP Letterman Auto-mechanic-genius. Shutterbug. 44 PATRICIA L. CAVANAUGH ALAN Sr. Orchestra Key Club, F.E.A. Makes beautiful music, Energetic Engineer. it NN CHRISTY BRADFORD M. CLARK Thespians, C.S.F. Senate Tiny and cute. Very versatile guy. EILENE CAREN COHEN Spanish Club Junior College ahead RICHARD B. CRESSALL Popular with the girls. f L DONNA LOU C G.A.A., F.H.A. The quiet one. OOK 4. 'j . 455.21 , tai H 5 Jr- v ' Gs' -4:1 EDDIE CUBRDA SkiCIub Tolland neat. ALVIN CUNNINGHAM CAROL B. DAGGETT A. JOSEPH DANELY CLAUDIA KAY DANIEL 35 A very shy guy, Avid spectator. SCIUIFSSY GYmnU5'flC5 Ouch! - Call him Dr. 36 iw' .ef X02 'X kv 2 E5 It .'vfgg,:ffqg. Q4 , Q L. JOANNE F. DARLING Ladies, Songleacler Homecoming Queen! ,,.vv GARY DAVID DIESSO Tall, blond, handsome. 'fx do--N., JAMES L. EHMKE Baseball, Basketball Mechanically inclined I l ' L F ifties . do I MICHAEL V. FELDMANN Football, Baseball The corner grocer. i ? I',Q .vw T if Knights, Lettermen The romantic type! RICHARD P. FAZIO df DONNA LEE DAVIS Thespians, G.A.A. School spirit plus. . 'VIR 4 f I .E , .nrk .. . 'si f 1 A N-...f W E Q A . Q if JOHN ARTHUR DIGBY Dance Band Stairway to the stars, IE' DANIEL REYNOLDS ENRICO Football, Track A true sportsman. i' gf.. A JOHNNY FEOLA Wolf in sheep's clothing. .....-...gr ni if ,qi- C BILL FREDERICK Nice to know. ,.--ws. JAMES EDWIN DAY Engineering is his forte 4 . Mi Ks. tr ,nj BARBARA ECTMAN F.B.L.A. Ready with a smile. fs F5 -1 MARILYN EVANS Always happy, rf -'S T 'TSE S ft.- inf. - LARRY FORD Electrifying. PAUL JOSEPH DENNIS Printer's devil. J gf - 'msg -.Lg 4- my Hp- Q- 'W CAROLYN LOUISE EDE Fun to be with an . fix. . HELEN LOUISE EVERETT Tres iolie BH ', rig 'L 'is l Is' 'Kilt x 'rv ,rf JAMES FOSTER Knights, Cross-country Track star. N it SONNY DIAZ Car mania SHARON KAY EDWARE C,S.F., F.B.L.A, One of the friendliest. V I .A fi' in I , If - - Q -ri ,Q vs Lv IQ I STANLEY M. FAZAKERL A number one mechan ,ai Q .IUDITH CAROL FRANKLI Efficent and businesslike. K iv .5 JOAN MARIE FREDERICK BILL FREDRICKSON JANET IRENE FRICK Progressive jazz for her. Car-minded, G.A.A. Gay gal. gn L M .-'om PATRICIA ANNE GAY Pep Club, G.A.A. Likes recreation. RW a 5 5, 'X 2 in I MW, . , LVLLM , , . . . . MARILYN RUTH GOMBERG Spanish Club Watch the IBM keys. v-,I PHYLLIS GREENE Ready for fun. Ili. I ff . L. l - Y T - . KENNETH LEE HAMMOND GARY JOH Baseball No strikes, no errors. 42 ...N arf ' sw' i'b-AM' me ,MICHAEL GETTELMAN JUDITH GILBERT Knights, C,S.F. Va-va-voam! Remember Chem. ll? ,, ,. T W. E ...,.. . . N- 1' I s,,, E s,-,. A , , ! I A 46 BRENDA DIANE GOODALL F.T.A., Spanish Club A perfect student. ,fi , .-an . .J f -- fy K as if JUDY ANN GRELLA F.T.A., Sr. Orchestra Musically inclined. 1,- .T wp A A.. Key Club, F.E.A. HI-fi fiend. N HANEKAMP Wwd' -if-4... JIMMIE NEIL HARTMAN SANDY LEE HARTWELL Gold Key Winner ...ond still champion. She's a beauty. MITCHELL GORDON Swim Team Has many 'fin' friends. if 5,2 H . YK? I --1. 5 ,f JOE GINOLFI Enioys fun. , 3 JIM GRACEFFA Truck, Football Tiger ofthe line. I 'Ye 4' FLOYD GRIGGS Knights, Lettermen Always on the job, fd. Mm 3, rats., i -fi, 'Q' SAUDRA SUE HANK Pep Club, G.A.A. A stitch in time . . . JFK 1, idx' 1, .-' l X I I 'I JOANN HEFLIN Nice to be with. ROBERT LIVIO GUIDI Thespians, Yearbook Lights, camera, action! If A 3 N 'I M ' as -5 Wife Q .M .. 'rle DIANE MARIE HANSEN I could have danced all ., .5 EVA HIEBERT Quiet and sincere, ,G ..,..... JOE GLASS Football Really onthe ball! KEN GREEN Sleepy-time guy. nf WWE-. rf . ' MARGARET HAAS May I help you? 1 NJ' Y j f -.W .lif if V mi A FRED HARTMAN SHEILA HIGGINS 37 Always neat. ...K - . V 21-ma. . il' f U .. 'HUW 1 . .it f it . .irri- . l A ALBERT JOSEPH HILL C.S.F., Biology Club The complete scientist. . .my Y 1. , 'ZH A, 2 .gif KG. E iiisfys,, i K ' JOHN HOLLICK F.E.A. Swell guy. is- ff JAQUELINE M. INGLESE G.A.A. Sews o time seam, DIANE MAXINE JONES Red-headed and sweet. Q45 V 'ei Sf' J iw 'mt 3. .59 Q. il SARRA HILLYER What a girl! x V .gt up DONALD B. HOROWITZ C.S.F. Fore!! I 1 Mfg, .J REBECCA JOAN IVERSON Cute and tiny. A 1 A 3 'S in ROBERT LEE JONES Basketball, Baseball Really a sportsman. if at I :' . uw r . . 'iii . ff I . f fs ARNOLD M. HOFFMAN GAIL SANDRA HOFFMAN F.E.A. Yearbook Designing male! ' 'gr-v Y I t sf any 3. i if my 'Sl tl-1- DOM 'R JUDITH KAY HUN C.S.F., Drill Team A sparkling personality. All-American girl. A ts.. DONALD HYATT Good fun with him. . 'fiiiimyyy , A JW 1- rn: M,.. fix V any ' . . . ,Egg - ! i qw ' . bu' 1 . x 2 A !i'i f'liL'. -t A t A :mrs A 4 WlLLlAM.CHARl.ES IVES JAMES M. JUEDE Music lover. Cattle Co-op. A1 home onthe range. A gif. if .. . .. f :iii .T K t i gigs in f BETSY JORDAN Back in the saddle. . . EDWARD JUVINALL Friendly, 38 ANTHONY c. KARAYAN sos KARP WALTER T. KAUFMAN DONNA RAE Keeais F.E.A.,P ci b - EP U Cl'1eeffUl- Knights, Lettermen Drill Team A real flier. Good ITIGH. Likes to dance, fi .Mm . I A ,YA i. Fx, JENNIFER JANE HOLE Ladies, Thespians Her star is rising. 'fig' . . ., , .. JOE lORlO Ready with a ioke. . , -., . 'A A :Q A? xr. 1 . 'mfg . if , Y - as A Z KEITH JOHNSON Sr. Orchestra Musical manner. It fn: N .fx ii -Ji V -9-M-f-Y . E7 JIM JURY A Hi-fi bug! STEVE KERNOWSKI Clever. A .,- , gg. -vw . K? , Z' 5 ' j ' sf? 5 My at I . . +' an ffm f IOHN FLOYD KIRK E.S.F., Key Club sllathematical genius. JERRY FREDRICK KOEHLER Businessman. 43,14 15.5 IACK KRUTCHER JOE LA CHANCE A friend indeed . . . FOOTIDGII Car-practor .Pitts-,QQ .,. 15...-J, ' s ln. STEPHEN D. KORNFELD Thespians Oscar-bound LENNITA L. LAMBDIN F.B,L.A. Figure skater. I :S ,.. L 'X fx ' 'th-. 2 1 5: 5.7 Tiff . few Q- - -V 1' ef . K- I' f 'fiat agp. s I .s gf. 5 ' Q :ada ' Sail? KENNETH MARTIN LESSER JIM LIVINGSTON Lettergirls Swim Team Football Leisurely lad, Sports hero. 1 41: . .E 2 . .V 3 MICHAEL ALLEN MACK Basketball Lettermen Michigan State ahead. Popularity plus. Q F.E.A., Biology Club Fun to be with. Really attentive guy. Ka A S is ' Sk I DONALD MAI'-IAN Agood guy. ,fmli 1--'Y JUDY KOPPITCH C.S.F., Principias College, then career. GARY LAMERS Remember Civics? . 'J Q. ,f-.. 1 1 M vs if ' f ELEANOR LOCKWOOD Sugar and spice. 'st ISABEL MAITLES Helpful. A BARBARA MARGOLIN Ladies, F.T.A. Forever young. WENDY SONDRA MARK F.T.A. Courteous and kind. 5? . , 'F , .sf wie. 1: . . riii It I ,,Lz.x, BEVERLY KAY KROEKER F.H.A. . . .Take a letter. si X .2 9. ft Q41 I K ,uv-vw. ti id f ? W.. . I ,wg f:'?.wBS-ei WL. ' ROBERT ALLEN LAPHAM Science Club Will be a lens-cliclcer. WILLIAM E, LOUGHLAND .,. Camera! Action! . f. A -'f :wr-.E+ , -fs 1:-2.--,. . s tk. ...NV l. yk .,,:q.. 2 , .. rs g if JOAN MALLORY Texas bound. af DIANE Neat and pretty. if VERNICE MARTIN Nice to know. if Aih' 'fu 5 mf .M 'fn- FRANCES M. MCDEVITT CHARLES MAHLON McKELVEY PAUL McKlNNEY Human kindness Student Council Football Ladies' rnan. Quiet type 'X'gy ,v-., rt 'Kew' JOYCE MARIE MERTUS DENNIS MESICK JOHN MICHELSON CATHERINE JOAN MIKETTA Pep Club Basketball Lettermen Enioys a good time. Everyone's friend. Tall mon on campus. The boy next door mg X ? '?' SONDRA SUZANNE MILLER DENNIS MORELOCK C.S.F., Spanish Club College-bound. NIKKI ANNE NEGRETE G.A.A. Likes a good time. AO MERIDEE NIXON C.S.F., Drill Team Clara Barton. SHARON MORTON JOHN NANCE U.C.L.A for him Riotous gal. Football Tall, blond, neat ,QQ A 'vig' BK 'jg ig? ' . ' fftui-t..'+s I . 'Wy E 117' : ei M. Y it 3 A ith. QED Qt 7: tfg if 'Y 4 if b tm mf x, , Q JEAN NEIS DENNIS NELSON NIELVIN EDWARD NEVVHOFF Courier Staff Football Letterinen, Football Extra! Extra! Life of the party, Council for the defense. RICHA .! j iw' f RD NORDLI PATRICIA NORTH MARK NOSANOVV L 5, uv' ' if uw, iii fit' : MAXINE MENDEL Lots ot fun. KENNETH WAYNE MILLEI Swim team, gymnastics Need a lawyer? 'fzb Juonw ANN NAPES F.B.L.A. Artistic. JANICE CAROL A. NICHOLLI Fine harsewornan, had PATRICIA ANN NOWELI The new models are out. Ladies Liberty, equality . . . C.S.F. Vivacious. Ship ahoyl 1 vs., I I 3 if X , 1 ,i f L li. f lgy Vis, 5 I ' ' i V NV' 'N' 6 I is ijlafgky J as E I - ? I A Tail gi , QQ 'AVID EUGENE NUTTALL CATHY O'CONNOR .E,A. Jurnismatics for him Thespians, Drill Team The orrisvic much. ICHARD D. OLMORE .E.A. -erkeley is near! NERNA RAE PETERKIN panish Club, Pep Club l,C,L,A. here I come. fl DENISE PALMER Tall and slender I ROBERT R. PHELPS Stage manager 'df' ,ikes spans. BETA CHRISTINE REMPT i,T.A., Drill Team ler communi1y's asset. MNH, ...ry ARLEEN PRIDAY Good friend to have. ls... ARTHUR OEFINGER Oh, the midget racers! ,...fw RICHARD H. PARADISE Future car designer. CARYL PHILIPSON Songleader Full of life SHIRLEY QUAYLE Ready for fun. LARRY PAUL REVES F.E.A. Average-raiser. ET? JUDI RIORDAN Always smiles. I' . :fl SANDRA JEAN OGDEN Globe-Trotter 1 f W ,yi - . .. 'x , I W JOYCE PAVARD Interesting to talk with. PHYLLIS LOUISE PIERSON Choir Musically inclined. .. foil- L. V .417 , x IL ALLEN BARRY RAVVITCH C S F Lettermen Fastest man on egs . . i n f A HO A D L. ROLSTON C.S.F., Squires Tax evader, LINDA JOAN OBLATH Girl of many Talents. ii. fi BOB PERLMAN Letrermen All smiles '-el... xi. . il CHARLES F. PITNEY Varsity Choir Headed for Pennsylvania pf? . if L Rh . 5 if s PATRICIA ANN REAFEL Number, please. MARVIN ROSENBURG Track The execulive type. .www es CHUCK NORMAN RUSTON SANDRA ARLINE RUTTER ...Women and song. JUDY MARLENE SEDER Ladies, Student Council Cal,, here I come, ' I 7 H. 'ifikl if . Q, ,f r ! 5 4 M M TV Og A -. .-., .W --5' , -uve, DAVID HARRIS SISSON Lawns and flowers mowed CHARLENE LOUISE SMITH Summers are for her! ROBERT MIKE SRONCE Ladies' man. A2 Thespiaris, F.T.A. Pearl Buck, II, Mmm. . . Uk 7 liar? 'S 3 A is M :sh 5 'L ' LINDA SEE Happy one. DENNIS ALLEN SKALA Yearbook Staff Cartoonist supreme. Y 1 f y ex g Avi sk Q ,J ELAINE VIRGINIA SMITH Cute as a bunny. I L . it H .'.., 13 K 1 we-s.4 ' FEM ,.gz2,,1f. L L N3 'f PMI RANDALL SALMON Enioys fun, 1 KATHY MARIE SHEPPARD ARNIE SANCHEZ Baseball LA, Dodgers?'?? BARBARA SHERMAN G.A.A, Tiny and petite. Always where there is fun. Te ws. I T 'ur' .X 16. K 'M . K ,ez Q .A , KT M Q . ' AC,-if DEANNA SLADE Always faithful, i Q'- If if V Qf'-9' LARRY DEAN SMITH Squires, Pep Club Fish-crazy. HOWARD ALLAN SLAVIN Key Club, Squires Puller of teeth. A, J J. mf. :- A 'Ib' 3 SHARIN LEE SMITH Songleacler, Drill Team Keep on smiling. mlm ,W JOANNE E. SCHEPIS F.H.A., G.A.A. Traveler. wtgiff' '-Chr DENNIS SILL Future artist. an X, AE'-'E' 575 I I . X V xl SUSAN DIANE SMILO C.S.F., Ladies Girl with a vision. ,K x X :Q JOHN CARL SPANGENB Another F.L. Wright?? ,S L II' , EI .. NQQQ K. R . . U . ,E V . 1 -,M 1 Y ,fir I . ' ,Q ' A . I . . N I HENRY RAY STANFORD MARIANNE L. STEARNS SHARON STONE LONNIE WILLIAM STOV! Careful about details. Artistic interest. G.A.A., Lettergirls Hereford man, Another PE, teacher C? GLORIA STOVVE GEORGE ROGER STUART Sweet and nice, Football, Track A wizard with cars. .195 . fwfxgfa. GARY MICHAEL TARR inights, Cheerleader Ambitious. DICK TATTERSFIELD College boy to be, l3L f ATRICIA J. THOMPSON JAYNE THRELFALL rench Club A good artist. Really dreamy. LOUIS TOLBERT HAROLD I T UE humrnm Football ValleyJC for him he I 4 if 92 its. as R 'I ROBERT STURGES Ready to laugh. JOHN TEERINK Neat person. i wi Q JN! ' ip Q, Q? ' .s :.SE1I.:s , 'Qilisi ' ' CONNIE KAY TIPPIN C.S,F., Drill Team Really fine gal. il. DAVID PETER TSONEFF Lettermen Basketball Sportswriter 'ms Yessy: 4 at ,Q MARILYN L. VONDRA KAREN MARIA WALKER Principias, C.S.F. C.S.F., Principias Future Teacher Girl in the yellow car. ., I CAROL ANNE WALLACE G.A.A., Senate Mind-reader. RICHARD S, SULLIVAN ALLAN SWERDOFF F.E.A. Lots of fun, Enioys his meals, w.fsg,g,51 Elm NINA LYNN TETRICK CHUCK THOMAS Quite a personality. Serving his country. RONALD THURBER Likes the girls. JOHN TODD Tennis, Basketball Enthusiastic. LOIS JEAN TUREK F.T.A., G.A.A. Brains and beauty SANDRA C, UHLMAN Thespians She cooks, too! FRANCES EILEEN WARD PATRICIA ANNE WARNKE Lettergirls, F.T.A, True sportsvvornan Spanish Club A13 Very active girl DONNA KAYE WEAVER Perl cmd prervy, .ef I ,Rei I 'E I 1 , W RICHARD ALAN WEBSTER Boskelboll, Bclseboll Annapolis for him' CURTIS WELLS Right on Ihe boll. ?'N WILKINSON Nice To know. ROCHELLE WINKLER Comm. of Campus Thoughtful ond sweet. TERRE ANNE WHEELER Lotin Club, French Club Swee1 os they come. 8'5- EDWINA WILLIAMS Journolism, Pep Club A go-getler LYNN WIRTHWEIN F.B.L.A. A friendly smile, uw SHARON WEETALL Smiling olwoys. JACQUELINE WHITE Good cornpony. fb J E, A lllll T1 ROGER WILLIAMS, JR. C.s.F., F.E,A,, Knights Nice os he is smort. we ALLEN WISETSKY A likeable guy. JAMES WOODY GARY WORKMAN JUDY WRIGHT 44 Courier Sfqff Senior Choir Kind and friendly. High society. Sofi spoken, W V LJ ,J X si X X H-...N SHARON MARIE WEIDE G.A.A., Ski Club Fresh os spring. Q, JUDITH ELAINE VVELDi Take G lelrer. . . L3 , Q V, ii fgwi s 1 EE Q , 575 jg? I f L K DEAN WICKSTROM TONY WIGGINS Toll ond talented, ' .srl ,Q , -- w, x 'U' I 5 A- 1 DONNA WILSON Friendly. CAROL WOMACH Cheerful, ANNETTE ZEMA Girls' Glee, G.A.A, Winning woys High-spirited boy MARVIN WINITSKY C.S.F., F.E.A,, Squires Smcirl ond cheerful, CHARLES WOODS Reolly good company. , J.: I .II , J' 5 :ami ' KEN ZIMMERMAN Prep Club Progressive friendlines RICHARD KROCK SHANNON MORTON CAROL SCHREINER ALFONSO TORRES LINDA WEBB Intent and earnest. HCJPPY QUYI A good -friend, A Latin Casanova. Lots of fun. JAMES JOHNSON DANIEL ZORBAS JOHN ZORBAS Popular fellow. Which are you? Do you have the Toni? Larry Ahuna Ken Allmett Pat Bayer Stephen Cohen Ted Crosby Geffrey Doman Gail Lee Duncan Richard Fallack Patrick Foster Left SUSAN SMILO, Valedictorian. Right: ROGER WILLIAMS JR , Salutatorion. CAMERA-SHY ADELPHIANS Dixie Fuller Milton Heflin Richard Holloway Regina Johnson Harold Keeton Stephen Kernowski Gary B. Krause Donald Lehrman R. Brent Lester Dianne Martin Ken McFarland Melinda Lee Miller Maxine Mendel Dennis Morelock C. Jean Neis Gary L. Payton Richard Rubin Dave Sinclair Melvin Shapiro Allen Shackelford E. Joseph Somers Judy Swortzburg Bob Tyler Rich Warshauer Sherman Werner Mike Wagner Charles Wood 45 Q .Q LJ 3 i i L r X i P ' d it is if If E-ff .1 I Q , .X sl DIARY OF ADELPI-IIAN ACTIVITIES XL Ty , I 5 X NX . BIRMINGH .. ,.. H1604 SCN .. S Judy Brown Judy Christy Donno Cook Richord Pollock Mike Gettlemon John Kirk ,- B-I2 Semester: Sweoter Doy- I-Iollywood, here we come. Senior Aye vs. Bee Sports Night, VVe're ever victorious. Enchonted Oosis Prom- We turinshed the Horem. A-I2 Semester: Senior Aye vs. Bee Sports Night- Dig thot crozy bonner. Senior Activity Doy- Got ony tolooccy, mow? Condielight Supper- An ottoir to remember. Sovonnoh Twilight Prom- Romonce under o southern moon Senior Breoktost-A Food! Groduotion- Gut ot lost. We mode it! All Night Porty- Goy Ceiebrotion. ADELPI-IIAN GOLD SEAL BEARERS Jerry Arnold Noncy Becker Gory L. Brown I-Ioword Rolston Judy Seder Suson Smilo Morilyn Vondro Koren Woiker Roger Willioms Hollywood cuctivities of the Adelphion closs- Recogfiition Doy. c.. 4 A Q gf by J X- , my 4' 4 f xsigxgx-3' . e ' , t .E ' Q1 , ,ff 1 l,f1fq ' X il llli t NN V ,f lt t ll X it llltF1ilSi'il..t lg ,rf Eg H.. 5551- .mls t it fl ill lt'vtlilllslitlt ' Till- - it llllf i xx tl lti1x'lQlN'll.lfgli ll f gg: Juli i ffgiegf, ,,,-,i,,ttgl, llllll iimwbllli l ill Q I Q Q' 0 A VN Q ll ' wi 9 iti'.fs ' if-'lie'-Mi A .,:?3' fi L 'QJHJ' l' ii iit'nm ' ' -st , '..?f,,..:-.- n W 9 ., 6' ,. A X 1 -fs.-'f g,'7NQ4iwffxe be 'I Ig nuspff ' in if T A t, , V , w,- AN wtf 'Q-ffiif' o i o ff' is it ADELPHIAN RECOGNITION DAY As the beoutiful ice-blue ond chorcocil bcmher vvos unfurled, the Adelphion Closs of Summer, 1958, proudly ohhouhced itself to the student body. It is Birminghoms lorgest groduoting closs so for, ond hos fulfilled expectations, being large in school spirit, leodership cmd services. 417 in A 7 ,w-.tif LS Beoutitul blue sweoters of Adelphions stond out ot Sports Night. If 3 Ms .. 3 ,U . Group of Adelphions lunch on Recognition Doy. Sue Smilo, choirmon ot the Senior Prom decorotions committee, Sondroi Ogden ond Chorlene Smith disploy ornoments used ot Enchonted Oosisf' Adelphion President, Adelphion girls enioy sock roces of Senior Sporis Night Brotherhood is demonstrofed os on Adeiphion shokes honds vvifh on Alpholon. '-ns.,-7 ...ma-Ms Wolf Koufrnon, vvofches on expert Senior lovvn privilege is enjoyed by Adelphions. Dick Olmore dernonsircnes Toble Tennis obilify of Adelphions. 49 LEADERSHIP Switzerlancl brings to mind a picture of towering mountains, winter sports and happy, fun-loving people. This country is known for its tranquility and its smoothly running government. Appropriately, we find our STUDENT GOVERNMENT at our stop in Switzerland, for we govern our school with equal success. Any yodeling you hear coming across the mountaintops iust adds to the atmosphere! SHE:-UQ Qq .EEO K ills' Judy Seder Mike Gettleman Girls' Vice-President Boys' Vice-President fi ff? j A ee , ., X . 4 lcv, Pat Dooley Nancy Becker Secreta ry Treasurer STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Government is an indispensable part of our school program. Those who participate in it assume responsibilities and gain valuable experience in developing their ability to organize and work with others. In a larger sense, each of us plays a significant part in governing our school, whether we serve in the capacity of officer, commissioner, justice or as voters, the mainstay of government. By successfully governing our school according to the principles of democracy, we become aware of the functioning of government and will be better able to assume our adult position in the greatest of all democracies, America. I Q, www 'WA1N OF lb uz 3 Vlzgiigz ,.?:, W I BOARD OF CONTROL COMMISSIONERS Standing: Tom Payne, Bill ColIinsQ Linda Waite,Roger Griffith, Kay Gulbrandson, Mr. Waite Seated: Karen Gulbrandson, Dwight Chapin, Penny Patch. DUTIES OF COMMISSIONERS Assemblies and Elections: plans and supervises the set-up for assemblies and elections under the guidance of the Girls' Vice-Principal. Athletics: represents the athletic teams on the Board of Control. Campus and Safety: supervises clean campus committee and plans safety projects. Clubs and Organizations: co-ordinates organization activities, issues charters to new clubs Publicity: publicizes all student body activities under the iurisdiction of the Board of Control. Publications: acts as liaison among the Courier, Tomahawk and the Board of Control. Scholarship and School Service: determines and regulates school service point schedule with the approval of the Board of Control. Social Activities: organizes all student body social activities and works with the Youth Services Advisor in planning dances and sports nights. ,ff STudenT Congress gives eoch sTudenT The opporTuniTy To voice his or her opinion in STudenT GovernmenT Through The homeroom represenToTives ond senoTors. STudenT CourT gives Toir ond iusT verdicTs of coses involving sTudenT offenses ond in This vvoy serves o viToI purpose in nnoinToining our high school sTondords. On ground: P. Penfielol, S. VVhiTe, J. Bodner. STonding: P. NorTh, Mr. PoTTer, K. VVeTzeI, S. Long. ' ws gf X an ,,,. x n i .RL si, . , , nz-mas.. wma. 22, W gn Q w s 4- rl sf LVL5' ,L y i :, .. gf .... ... ...T .... 3 ws 5' if if N, wud: Senior High Orgonizofion Council is responsible for The co-ordinoTion of The ocTiviTies of our orgonizoTions. The presidenT of eoch orgonizoTion serves os represenToTive To The Council c1T The weekly n'1eeTings. Senior High Orgonizcnion Council FirsT Row: P. Coffrey, E. STeiner, S. l-lorTTord, J. Seder, B. Collins, P. PoTch, M. PonkroTz. Second Row: J. Feil, G. Krouse, W. Tishermon, S. Geller, R. Follock. Third Row: E. SchworTzmon, S. WhiTe, F. Word, C. FelT, C. Werdonn, S. Edwords, S. Smilo, Mr. VVoiTe 1 , X xx CCB. , 1 ii N if Qi .Quin T gf lf' i I 5- if 'un fl ll . I , L f T Q ,X X 4 3 I l .- f I H , T lll, 1, l MT . 'jx T Q L li, T T alll, ' il fgrdffv T ,E 7 N U X W 55 l S DPW jf :., rt ww' r-qw 'WST w-my Boys' Vice-President Roger Griffith Girls' Vice-President, Pot Dooley Student Body President, Noncy Becker Tredsurer, Kothy Borrett Secretory, Diond Polmer PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Most people ocknowledge the foct thot the Spoce Age will olter our perspective. This chdnged outlook will bring obout ct revomping of the educcitionol progrom ond moy include o modifying of extro-curriculor octivities. But, regordless of how extro- curriculor octivities ore modified, their volue should not be underestimdted. The octivities in which we pczrticipote ore of immense volue. We hove ottended othletic contests ond become gredter winning or losing, the pldyers were giving their dll. We hove occepted the responsibilities of student government. We hove profited greotly from giving ond toking ideos when shoring thoughts with friends ond teochers. In totol, these octivities hove prepored us for the future, for whot we do in high school con determine our choirocters ond our chdrocters determine whot we will odd to the world throughout our lives. -Noncy Becker 'Hmm 4 Student Council in oction. 56 persons becduse we recilized thot, R l M k , 2. SJ 'if Our Commissioners tor Summer semester: Susie White, Commissioner ot Sociol Activities, Betty Corstens, Commissioner of Assemblies ond Elections, Julie Hector, Commissioner ot Publicotions, Jett Feil, Commissioner of Compus ond Sotety, Georgio Moy, Commissioner ot Clubs ond Orgcinizcitions, Pot Pentield, Commissioner of Scholorship ond School Service. Not pictured: Coryl Phillipson, Commissioner ot Publicity, Jock Cook, Commissioner of Athletics. A I 1- fa! , - l e'zf.575y .171 2 1:2-' 'n -6: Il L y f mi, - 1 I 3 TZ- nib . ,SQ f yum c., , ir si f i W fs .' W 3 S ,Q JJ,- F S 1, .22 l s lm ! f so I f O GCOPIEY 57 SUMMER '58 SENATE is composed of home- room represenToTives from The Senior High. The members serve os o lioison beivveen Sfudenr Governmenr ond The sludenf body. Froni Row: Jockie Mollouf, Pot Horris, Connie Ferold, Chorloite Goiner, Sue Thiel, Poi Dooley, Girls' Vice President, Diono Polmer, Secrelory, Dione Morgon, .leon Koontz, Judy Hubbell ond Lindo Townely. Middle Rovv: Susie Hovv- lond, Cciryl Philipson, Jockie Negulic, Geri Krosney, Vicki Moris, Lyndo Coffin, Shoron Werde, Enid Gilpin, Royce Sure, Dioino Dciroto, Borboro Wesferlund, Lindo Drekmon, Eloine, Mr. Wolfe, Foculiy Advisor. Bock Rovv: Dick Stone, Gerold Rice, Chuck Dusenberry, Ken Burtnese, Don Drovvn, Steve Komfeld, Brod Clork. STUDENT COURT JUSTICES Row lr Pot O'Brion, Kothe Mansfield, Judee Bodner. Rovv 2: Morsho Wolfe Cofhy Forrovv. ir ? 12' Yin. N T Summer Orgonizotion Council. Mr. Woite, the Co-ordinotor of Row I: M. Gettlemon, J. Seder, G. Moys, Student Government works tirelessly P. Dooley, K. Wetzel, Mr. Woite. on beholt ot Birrninghorn students. Row 2: P. Potch, Nl. Vlomnning, P. Cotrey, Mony of the school octivities would be P. North, Nl. Pdnkrotz, J. Brown. impossible without his help. Row 3: L. Foritono, M. Horowitz. ,L 'ix lax zox .fi OF?GPlNlZATiON '- CCMNCIL 09 L47 LEU C925 2. -N ,- is 2 S , P .X 2 1 M QW, leigh in , 59 al 'l u-l DC: f N.- Q43 ...ZX The glory of Rome and an incomparable wealth of art archeology and history are found ln sunny Italy Hard workmg and good natured are our ltallan fi plzzanos and so too are the members of our SENIOR HIGH whom we fund I ' ll ll - ' ll 0 ll. I I on Italy's beautiful shores. 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M I W a -.ap ,-r 4,-P -wr .J 5235, f?5 Qs QA x Qi e Q S. I' 1? za I W 'K Nm Q S im wt. ff-S Q Q I w ' 6 . 1 ' A 6 ri ' 1 I 3 X x K 78 P. North, B. Boldrin, it f . ,. .,,. .,.,, 5, .,q,. C xflfr f' ff' Nl 7 mr Girls' Leogue Cobinet, Summer '58. Row la J. Koppitclt, P. North J. Sclwnepple, C. Petto. Row 2: E. Gdlpin, R. Ponds, S. Hovvlond, L. Evons. Corol Werdonn, President, Winter '58. mw.m, Pot North, President, Summer '58. Girls' Ledgue Cobinet, sltt Winter '58. Row iz C. Werdonn, l J. Hole, E. Sclwwczrtzmon, J. Scnnepple. gf l Row 2: P. Clwutokott, 5 M. Winter. 1,5 W wx. 'VN if , P 'f, W5 fs . - V W if gg, ,f 1' 'T ww Q T i , ,, ' W :gi A + M -2 I , 'En is 2 H ,,, 5 ff akrmyutf. -T A Nw Il I TQ 41.2, Q.. . ,Q Q T!!-'-,Magi '6 '2 f M, Sf W ' sg A. ,q+,:Sf TW ,W ..,'1 'E' 3 ii TTT T '-:: Tf' T 7 STUDENTS. . . X STUDENTS I '1- gf im dwg STUDENTS. . . AND . . . MORE . . . STUDENTS! EU T., Y T .ME Santa visits couples at the Christmas Dance. Candidates for Homecoming Queen. Steve Geller clowns during the decorating for tl'1e'Senior Prom, Enchanted Oasis. ? I Q .J 1 Students learn about auto from Nlr. Stone in Driver Training class. Pretty hostesses, Sue Hartford and Jennifer Hole, serve at the Mad Dance. Winter President Terry Gilliam, presents gavel to Summer President, Nancy Becker. ii- gf 4, g l Q iq 5 my - Ney! Lett: Reseda's combo entertains at the sportsmanship assemblv. Below: Presidents ot honor organizations at Girls' League Luncheon. Typewriters clicking away, copy being written, and a newspaper as the finished product gives a resume' of the Courier Statt. Row lc E. Williams, M. Burrs, J. Neis, R. Fallack R. Hindman, D. Tsonett, J. Lombardo. Row 2: Mr. Berkovitz, S. Freeland, S. Geller, C. Polcar, A. Drake, S. Branch, P. Rosenberg, C. Giberson, J. Benjamin, V. Martin, R. Vasin, M. Deel. Row 3: N. Hector, R. Bell, C. Smith, C. Ebbesmyer, S. Ogden, J. Breslaw, B. Barnes, C. Yates, J. Peters, T. Demendson. L 5 Vi Above left: Skin ot Our Teeth. Row T: B. Huish, S. Beck, S. Robertson. Row 2: S. Geller, J. Hole. Above right: Skin of Our Teeth. Fomily Portroit. Row T: S. Geller, S. Beck. Row 2: B. Huish, S. Robertson. Middle poge left: Skin ot Our Teeth. At the Cornivol in New York. '41 ' eh' ml ..l 'lf f 'S 3 ji 9 7 x Eb mx' ig -vxqkijxl 'i w I if . 3 . 5 V: wmv 3 .. 5 . Bottom right: Life of the Portyf' Junior High term plo held the oudience in stitches JUNIOR GIRLS' LEAGUE Junior Girls' Leogue wos orgonized To help unite ond promoTe friendship omong The Junior High School girls, ond To provide Them wiTh more ocTiviTies ond vviTh opporTuniTies To be of service To The school. Any Junior High girl moy become o member ond moy eorn o pin ond school service poinTs. During The 1957-1958 school yeor Junior Girls' Leogue hossponsored orienToTion ossemblies Tor new sTudenTs, held o MoTher-DoughTer DesserT ond Foshion Show, o FoTher-DoughTer Fun NighT, Two bockword donces os well os The onnuol CoTTon Doy. The members oided oTher school orgonizoTions when help vvos needed. 9 rf se' fr i rE,v'L5 'ifQQif ' giirmg W 'ir -1 , 3 ggi ? Mr. Juhnke CongraTuIaTes graduating A-9, Sandra Oosfmeyer. -...J X I I I 9 Q 5 2 Randy Hoiby delivers A-9 'X GraduaTior1 speech. Mr. Schurr congraTulaTes an A-9 graduaTe, Jae Praffer. 51.0 Q L E ' 'Q slag, - Smile of The Yeor winners: Jornes Quinn, Borboro Blonk, John Rygh, ond Denise Mofheson. P.T.A. sponsored Donce Club. . if rf 725 f,H,:+', J' iff f A-2 2, f mb f .5 , if ,H gi I sl 'N M Q? J fi? if ,.i,r'f ff . - xr' 5 -. E.f-mg, Q? . bn' Y 5..-, ' ' Wifi? , ww Jagfvaff V- f fp ki A, g fag? My unior -. ,.L, . jg , 1, rw i Junior High Student Body Officers, Summer '58: Row la Don Brodley, President, Mike Woodworth Noncy Crutchfield, Secre- tory, Mr. Woite. Row 2: Don Feil, 7th Grode Representotive, Chorlotte Mitzenmocher, 8th Grode Representotive, Corole Droke, Junior Girls' Leogue President, Jim O'Connor, A-9 President. 88 Junior High Student Body Officers, Winter '58: Stondingz Bill Hortford, 8th Grode Representotive, Mr. Woite, Bob Hocio, 7th Grode Represento- tive. Seoted: Sherri Skei, Secretory, Torn Moy, President, Tom Borron, Vice-President. A-9 Officers: Cleft to rightl Dove Anderson, Mr. Morkhom, Jim O'Connor, Corol Shommos, ond Jordon Poust. The Junior High House of RepresenToTives Tokes core of The business for The junior high sTudenTs by represenTing Them in STudenT Congress. The Summer Junior High OrgonizolTion Council is composed of The presiclenTs of The vorious clubs of The iunior high sTudenTs. C The WinTer Junior High OrgonizoTion Council oilso is mode up of The presidenTs of The vorious junior high orgc1nizoTions. The councils Tolk over ony problems which come up in The respec:Tive clubs, ond figure ouT The ocTiviTies for The semesTer. 1--I aug- Ilan., 1:5 5 Xu: gi kay, 1 R 1 X 'S E ar ' au- :tl 9 ne, fn an egg I ,V dau. ag, QKH E vb 'Z:5f1,5Q ::: 'z,,, 15. I X Q Q! 5 'G' NUI gv. fi -4 'Qgi 4 Af 155 I my-, -'T F .Wm nie' iv i .mfg 'Cx ,fn A I, S' ,nn-g gg. , ,H Lf If .f xx my 3644: gh Mk ,FH q Y 'EK 35, s if - Q- k S. gy. M ,' ,Q se 5 ,,, V , ,,.. 1 , '. 4 1. . Ink . 5 W. A Z' -a.,,k 4 , 75 y -3 i65m V A' W k ' -.ww .' ' ,.eFE2 'fQ1x I .- um if . i a .1 uw , W 1 Q -K. -W 5 '14' .077 .fig 4.. Agkikxx fl , ,1 . 2 fix .42 WJ. -as Va Q, f i in nv' fiw ,. . xf.. . Q sf-W ' nb S Q. - , in 'f . .M ' 5- 7 ff' v if ,. ZQV w 7 ff ' lk ,Afg I X0 A, X ,cgi :V , .,,, .Et S 2 xfv 'Huy f uv A G K ik f 'S Q12 'ax K 3320 Qi if ww 4 Mmwly v.,.,W,w , I Le. -2 vw. i B . L3 F :f2gev'h J-nn. me W' h,. .lf 3'! 92 ,pi . ,,f ,, ff ,ff f 3..... im is D in ig W,4-. QFW 1' N 2 1119 5 A V as 'Xi 7 D' A ww 5, .dl . ,V .9 g, W h :W E -41, Kiwi I I , aku -:fe 1' ,, 9 TW r Mmm 4 J x 6 xg xxx MM? ag ' f X 15 3 .eg 5 wg A 1? kg J xi L vg- P XX,,,,,! 'guwf w A at , F Q Q ,eg I ees :tt . 1 iillilllll: intl-us 5'-tl Ta, QL. .. is 5: T T ... X ! i Q? 1 . SPORTS C The grandeur ond mc1iesTy OT The Greek civilizoTion Tills This sfop WiTh exciTernenT. X As we view The imposing Greek sTciTues, We noTe The c1ThieTic prowess c:horc1CTerisTic of The peopie who iniTic1Ted The Giympic Gomes Here we Tind our c1ThIeTes Champions in ochievemenT ond spiriT os were The Greeks OT old AJ lflfj if Xa no-. FS 342.1 442 ,an , . J, ., t 12. Q , A ' -. , , Q.. 5 15 . ii. 1 ,Q 'Q I '. , Q - ' f . 1' Y cow' . g....2ImJ,.,- 1' H, H 4... f W, ,R ' -'fi e K 6 t ' F- j A A , A , . , L,,. Q J M M 3-Q.-f-asian H ' V, ,.. wi? -' - 1 . 1-RJ 1 tw' W, A M f X ' rg , -i - f A K .-effaab' . 2 7' ' ' 3-,Qfiif -1- e Kfffr- ' ' K , .L jeg?-giiffs K .k H ' -N I. Ay ,No , ' I A M A ,:w,sF,:g?55?iQM fi, lk . H l A wk, .g.. . 'fn' fmnff Q- .vs ,Kew -, x ,, .5 Muewni r- M s f 5-T is John Nottingham Jim Perkins Richie Canaday Jim Livingston Gary Krause Jim Gracetta Don Rendall Danny Enrico Frank Muscorello Dennis Bailey Bob Neithart Joe Glass n , . L' WSW I 'rv E 'P' p . in 1JLw?i'!f X -Ll' gf , my Prado catches pass and evades Tiger. Gracefta gains more yards against Roosevelt. 102 ff,,, i. Conodoy scores ogoin --this time While on Roosevelt sits down, olert Brove ogoinst Roosevelt. defender is set to tockle the runner. Vorsity Stotistics BHS Opponent 18 26 Roosevelt 2 16 Monuol Arts 9 25 Conogo Pork 19 14 Resedo 7 32 N. Hollywood 7 13 Von Nuys 26 7 Son Fernando Leogue Stonding- 3rd Record- 3-5-O Top Lett: Bob Wohlforcl. Middle Lett: Broves score on Rough Riders. Bottom Left: Livingston swormed on by Tigers. Above: Dogpile -Roosevelt Bees moke sure the Boll-ccxrrier remoins tockled, Vorsity Footboll Team, Front Row: Jim Perkins, Bob Phelps, Jerry Lothrop, Bob Neithort, Jon Orifice, Richie Conodoy. Second Row: Joe Folkinghom fMgr.1, Donny Enrico, Pete Brown, Dennis Boiley, Joe Gloss, Don Zorbos, Bob Wohlford, Jim Groceffo, Don Rendoll. Third Row: Arnold Hottmcin CMgr.J, Fronk Muscorello, John Nonce, Lowell Brittoin, Horold True, Mike Holmes, Jim Livingston, Bill Sour- beer. Fourth Row: Gory Krouse, John Nottingham, Jim Woody, Bob Prodo, Gene Reese ond Bob Funk. 103 lf-rg Come dance with me --Braves attempt to stop this Tiger in three-quarter time. ,tl x ,Y Q. K A Q lt 1- 3 .f ' 5 X x A - 2 Z1 i I ,.... 7 4: 'tb ' K,-Lula . 1. x W . Canaday, on one of his many famous iaunts, tries to shake himself loose from this determined Tiger BEE FOOTBALL STATISTICS Standing in League-First!! Birmingham Opponent T3 Roosevelt . ....A .. O 20 Manual Arts . . O TQ Canoga Park .. ,. 7 i2 Reseda .. .. ...2O i3 N. Hollywood .. . O 24 Van Nuys ,,,. .. . . ..,..2O l3 San Fernando. 6 Pictured at the lett are the key players on our Bee Football team, which won the Valley League Championship. They arefTop: Jim Vincent,Tim Selby Gale Rader, Bob Mann. Center: Bill Person, Dick D'Allesandro, Allen Korson, George LaVine. Bottom: Walt Conwelt, Wayne Thurston, Dick Lebben and Paul Lewis. BRAVE BEES WIN VALLEY CROWN-LEWlS VOTED MVP Our Bee Football team, under the able coaching ot Swede O'HalIoran and Walt Hyche, tied for tirst place in the Valley League along with San Fernando's Bee team. Both the Braves and the Tigers had finished the regular season with one loss each. Since we did beat San Fernando, we are considered to be in T04 lone possession of the title. Paul Lewis, right halt on the Bee team was one of the two players who were voted the CO-players of the Year CMost Valuable Playersl in Valley League competition. Congratulations, one and alll my 3 r egg 1 ff g et FN... The it AQ A EV Above is our chompionship Bee Footboll teom. its ployers ore: Conwell, Roder, O'Connor, Korsen, Thurston, Selby, D'Allesondro, Monn, Vincent, Lewis, LoVine, Monn, Briscoe, Lebben, Newhoft, Horvey, Osmundson, McKinney. Second Row: Mr. O'Holloron, Kohlenberg, Prott, Murphy, Vozzello, Newmon, Bonnell, Fozio, Gouert, Sween, Ruiz, Cortwright, Roberts, Melton, Weinies, Wheeler, Egger, Brown. Third Row: Mr. Hyche, Roggero, Holsteod, Boone, Degoni, Bluhm, Cummings, Gerighery, Cullen, Romines, Powers, Schmidt, Seifert, Bergen, MocPhee, Lerner, Shermon, Stewort, Mcirkhom. Fourth Row: Hoogenson, Rice, Hevry, Fronkturter, Honno, Hciddock, Wood, Fowl, Hond, Bollord, Shevolier, Woutt, Dovidson, Andrews, Moy, D'Amoto, DeLoo, Hill, Olmore, Wellcome. At left is our Junior Vorsity footboll teom. The ployers ore- First Row: R. Wise, B. Connely, B. Rudolph W. Wright, D. Sievers, F. Zoborsky, B. Uriorte Second Row: V. Pocheco, S. Scribner J. Johnson, B. Counts, D. Brenning, B. Kebler J. Schoetfer. Third Row: D. Augustine, G. Flood S. Morten, J. Perkins, G. Fenn, D. Jutro. Fourth Row: M. Lerner, V. Choney, T. Grudo, K. Quincy, M. Hordin, ond J. Beck. Conodoy grobs Livingstones poss for yordoge ogoinst Roosevelt. Nottinghom rombles for some more yords ogoinst Son Fernondo. 105 m f 4 f 1 in, 1 x sp. A 7 :A 1 A 1 QA 3- .Xg.1.u O g 31? D W H fg ,VJ -' 75'-f.:'. , Q, 0' 15' S1205 gp' 53 5592 5:3221 -14 1 F5 3 2 -' MI U' 3 91 5 Q 5 OZ 0 O 0 52 J' T Q .. tp A-CgN.,O. M- moisf 3, CD3 L.?:,f,,N' ,gg Q-0 U03 -.x-5..U,Q of, gm , ,gf -1 0 - - Q 3 N ,. ua 3 g 1 , 5:zQ.,3 Q QQ-., -2, ,,:rmN- - 014,-,:, W bf -,N Q,-. on M, mmm U, n .,v-- .. -4 fn-. FBS' mcn, s'U2Q'2?'- P04 P340 4 5-R x l-fQ ff gez I ' - - - - 0 11 Y,,' . f P Q S' :FB Eg 1' 12' mgmglxj 97' ' 0 32 mnrlgtx 9-0-Jgvocgqm Q12 8 ...Ju W, A3gEf '4 7'9.E7:'gg.4D3'f:4 S502 ua 5 Ugf'2'.. vQ . ' -' cn -'D' .4 - :J ua -'gfi if 5- WU g5'w9-00-u Tama 6 5'-?' 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OZ Q42mf 'I'I If 500 25:22 x,'N I2 2-Q55 qui' 5-,moss m5 Jgggnoo -4 ,ew Q4 -C1 05' ra 1'z Qwlis ffm HD32: E, S-40 .U 8 Om 2CI0Q30 Fm Q, ZJ-g-LSE? Q 3- 7 T -. -VM I-2, Im? 9 Q- cm Sig -U 3 25 351 010 0 5 fl 5 1- OZb :a -4 0 0 CL O m E O 0 'U -4 U G. 5 O Z 3 J U' Q 'U Q. Ln 3' A M1 ' H 0 Umm O O X' 154- O. S Q Oh 3' 24'fg' N 4 Q. 3 '4 0 -8 -42 O O zu- -C O 3' 345 w I wx .. -,N ,, , 5 , agggewggg ,,,,,,I,,w 3 3 Eg 5- -. ..x1O..0.U,,02 wif 3. MA o-ma.,-4 ,- Q 4 M? 4 ' AAA AMAMAAA- AM -- --M M- M4 AMAA, 4,4 ' fi, , W A 4444 4 A4A4-- , if, 'Mfr '39 We ' fgi t fw ' l .. A ' W.. ,f l wi . , VARSITY STATISTICS SECOND IN LEAGUE gh., Bir. Opponent 60 Canoga Park 35 50 Reseda 30 40 North Hollywood A2 50 Van Nuys 38 62 San Fernando 45 60 Canoga Park 37 52 Reseda 114 63 North Hollywood 113 47 Van Nuys 46 63 San Fernando 54 CITY PLAYOFFS ol Lincoln 38 47 North Hollywood 66 Our Varsity Basketball Team includes-Row I: L, Ellis, H. Axcell, N. Bono, M. Gettleman. Row 2: J, Todd, D. Mesick, D. Tsonetf, K. Buchanan, R. Steele and Coach Jack Lee. Dennis Mesick is about to tally two more Keith Buchanan shoots this basket with no de- John Todd out-lumps the de points against Canoga Park. fenders to stop him. fender to make his shot. All Our J.V. Basketball team consists of-Row I: R. Griffeth, D. Hagemann, G. Murray, C. Caldwell, D, De Crow, T. Daft. Row 2: G. Mollott, A, Weiner, D. Drown, A. Schmidt, J. Scott, J. Seymore. Row 3: Coach Jack Lee, J, Webster, C. Ebbesmeyer, J. McAdams, and J. Adamo. Our Junior Varsity Basketball team finished the basket- ball season in second place in the Valley League stand- ings with a record of 7 wins and three losses in Valley League competition. IO7 SCC' Our Bee Basketball team consists of lfront FOWl B. Goldstein, l.. Berkowitz, S, Cowdrey, L. Butts, G. Bachle, A. Wisotsky. Cback rowl D. Buchanan, Manager, L, Nova, D. Zielstra, L. Allen, J. Watson, E. Davis, D. Webster, J. Goldfein, L. McSwain and R. De Leon, Coach. . 't. .A . 'K .. Our Cee Basketball team consists of lfront rowj L, Ro D. Holzer, J. Kaufmann, D. Hichelson, H, Lobe, D. Ship ro lback rowj D. Lebben, M. Chase, B. McCrory, D. Madison, M. Horowitz, D. Conover, D. Steiner, C, Dow and R. De Leon, Coach. lapp. l . Our Bee and Cee Basketball teams each finished the basketball season in fourth place in the Valley League standings and both the Bee and Cee teams had records of four wins and six losses each. Fa' TQ se ,R ..,, W, .ff -. . .e,.,.s Gary Malott is about to make this iump shot against Canoga Park 1, 1 .71 if i? ar 'S' 535 . ff? . .1-3 .vt .sg , Q. .ez . . A , 1 , wi, arg . i'ii ,WL V ii -5 papa!!! 5 f 1 . 'W . lsss 5- . Y l 58 Mike Seifert Frank Ruerck serves against completes his Harvard Academy. serve. Our tennis team consists of Cfront rowl Buerck, Seifert, Williams, Foritano, Nance, Lerner, Lotts,'Feil, Arnold, Kramer. fback rowl Schmidt, Westary, Hanna, Osler, Kuby, Seivers, Vassin, Anderson, Andrews, Brown and Mr. W. Hyche, Coach. wt E, - wa Q.. ws - tt, we 'W t 3 ..,,.,., 'v t I 3,2 Q Q t' - f ,N A is , . ,S ,ig F . . ,i e , S ' il 4 K F' , lf : - . 5 ,W an , z ' lk F 5 If l 4 X K Q, i Yr- H 1 X -5,1 'ND' 'ie .- up ,n h 1 . f L Q .. 1- '- Bin M L39 Far left: Ugh -Louis Foritano shows the force- fulness of his return. Left center: Aahh -John Nance begins his serve very gracefully. Near left: Oops -Roger Williams returns the ball very daintily. Varsity Track Team. First Row: Price, Adamo, Fischer, Pacheco, Wellcome, Rosenburg, Green, La Chance. Second Row: Aungst, Chaney, Johnson, Caldwell, Uriarte, Flood, Jaeckl, Anderson, Payton, Mr. Hal. Margadant, Coach chevble, Rendell, Wohlford: Quincy, Tsoniff, Krause, Griggs, Ebbesmeyer, Allen, Enrico, Mr. Swede O'Halloran. Fourth Row: Hodnett, Knight, Moyer, Vollmar, Webster, Schmidt, Rader, Holmes, Egger and Wells. Bee Track Team. First Row: Wienches, Frisk, Cowdry, Dow, Ruiz, Lang, Smit, Gormley, Wheeler, Lawhead, Serrato. Second Row: Garman, Gavert, Bryson, Heflin, Curry, Fenton, La Vine, Lewis, Capistrano, Murray, Tsoniff. Third Row: Mr. Hal Margadant, Coach, Crivelli, Woodward, Manager, Fitch Halstead, Puccini, May, Rawson, Adamo, Quinn, Parks, Auzine, Harding, Massey, Mr. Swede O'Halloran, Coach. Fourth Row: Hand, Watson, Ross, Cooper, Fischer, Hill, Sievers, Meyers, Peters, Silverman, Ball, Bluhm and Ncve. .l..Q,.f ,Q . I .ww N. it Y M A 'M 2 .i nk .f f A Bob Bennett Pete Brown , 1 fffqk , ., fi 'ill fli,.. . K ' .,s,.,. ' . i s v w V' -Say l e s '-'f , ...L 'L .si Cee Track Team: First Row: Elmore, Kraup, Culbert, Jensen, Schuster, De Geyter, Ready, Curtis. Second Row: Harris, Campbell, Aungst, Lewis, Berra, Salerno, Nave, Williams, Nave, Hand. Third Row: Mr. H. Margadant Coach, Woodward, Davis, Barron, Cummings, Lemes, Weeks, Boone, Typer, Harding, Mr. O'Halloran, Coach. Fourth Row: Horwath, Crawford, Boylan, Williams, Herrington, Milne, Grammner, Sand, Michelson. Varsity Swim Team. First Row: M. Newhoff, H. Rolston, B. Funk, A. Cartwright, P. Brown, W. Kaufman. Second Row: A. Chastaine, L. Twomey, R. Brent, D. Drown, E. Olsen, B. Bennett, R. Calhoun and Mr. DeLeon, Coach. 4 - Q 3, .1 lift. ,I . i ...- we Roger Brent Q! I f Q E' .sf . 5 'Ni ,' '-W e' .ii 2 i f .' - . Q g i I ' -gs -ff .. L 110 Alan Cartwright Dan Drown Howard Rolston i sw--iii ..-M Bee Swim Teom. First Row: J. Sounders, .si 3 . s , R. Henderson, 5 gs 1 D. Nemefh, D. Ecnrll, H' F B ' T' Payne' 1 'H Second Row: -V , 1 ,A .4 -'if S. Long, B. Allfon, ,,i 7 W'i' in ,vs P. Bonnell, J. HunT, .. 23 L Lif I It H L S. Pefers, , g - Y tif ' 5 F. Nordykes, ,V:. i g . ',:,V Q J D. Buchoncin, A,n' - .h. . 355 - . . Mr. R. DeLeon, ZAK, kryy s . 51 ,V I L E Coach. le- VVL, ff . if 5 '.,e' ' A 'e' B . W , -'- W . ii 'ESX W,iv: L Q nnne nwn me ,f L. ff Yeeekel . riff -Wi uh L,,,Ly - . rw in A 1 3,67 . it Start of o roce. Jeff Koufrnon Horvey Lobe Cee Swim Teom. First Row: D. Bradley, B. Lockwood, S. Newhoff, J. Cookmeyer. Second Row: G. Lorenz, J. Koufmon, C. Lorenz, H. Lobe, ond Mr. R. DeLeon, Cooch. iii . . . C :X Y W i sq, ggi, ii ,, 4rlwksQ Q if Q. ' Jai -:Ui l i l E F E. if l l E l l l l ll2i ,fl ...SW 3 3 R ..f3M::.V Q .Ni . xx Above: Seymour gets set to strike out the opposing batter. Our Junior Varsity Baseball Team. Row 1: S. Olster, D. Shapiro, J. Lander, V. Sherman, W. Conwell, J. Goldfein, V. Madison, G. Gessel, G. Blackly, C. Reese, S. Ross. Row 2: R. Muzzylo, B. Sherman, J. Vincent, M. Murphey, B. Persons, K. Hammond, B. Beckerman, G. Drysdale, D. Gustafson. Row 3: B. Barron, J. Davis, D. Abrams, D. Clement, B. Mann, L. Presty, N. Wilson, L. Miller, J. Schaeffer, T. Degani, J. Gronera, Mr. G. Goff, Coach. .R if gli ' it , Q W ':'li..f'k.. K ' 7-.i..'i1'. 1 ' 'fr 4 Q cn ,- - A - fe. . 'rfiw x 11. ,fi ,L 1 Our Varsity Baseball Team. Row l: L. Vaughn, H. Parker S. Morgen, A. Wistosky, G. Malott, B. Perlman, J. Pratt. Row 2: G. Metz, M. Gettleman, J. Seymour, A. Weiner, D. Webster, F. Meyers, T. Marina, Mr. R. Zuber, Coach. Below: Fazio scores against Hollywood. Below at left: Michelson scores ahead of the throw of the Hollywood team. 'aft Q -,gear ff: es is te -P! . .L - g . .S S s va-J 1 e y X. L in irgigk 'Y 3 .,f,w'2 55, , -'-s . 5' My -e,,,.,s Q Y, ' t 'M R - i ' w, 4, L f f 9.4351 1' K ' fl if ' w 'i ' .., A 35, tfjuzf' t az! A M ,,j':7 . y ef' T - .5-jimi , ii i n lv h is 1 .. if 6 ' A it Y .if Q5 L ,-3 V gf? ll . Ha ' V . 1 ' if V .fa if i n , ' A . P 3' f Q wg, . V , if , , mb I ,Q Vx ,, 3 . , , W., f f 'ff I r ,Y in 4 ..- 4 'sf'-w . ,. 4 '..f 'i 'N ' . - - V. 1 A.-ik. J,-'L . E' .V f r , t i Q. 3 .3 -I ,hi . AWA .1 if an wr. x Y - E?-,M .I - M. lu: wf .f: .f A' :i . l if . 'f' .Jr :Y ii. ' ' ' N Our Gymnastic Team consists ot, Row 1: Mr Lynn Lomen, Coach, Mattaisz, Wilner, Tarr, Greenstein, Archer, Edwards, Higgins, Sutherland, Newson, Rose, Jacoby, Sherman, Hoffman, Manager. Row 2: Romines, Helsel, Mailloux, Braunstein, James, Ahuna, McGuire, Cantor, Cottam, Bonnee, Davidson. Row 3: Martinez, Hirsch, Coombs, Schneider, Lover, Fisher, Franicsco, Pliska, McAndy, Rempt. Row 4: Loeffier, Hume, Walker, Van Orden, Gibb, Magnussen, Danely, Jones, Clarke, Hamilton, Hire, Horn, Levey, Blackman, Pollard. Row 5: Hoskins, Columbia, Gunther, Angier, Wetencamp, Bell, Coleman, Andrews, Holeman, Davis, Rudolph, Snead, Francisco, Sorkin, and Hollossy. iffT e it ' ,I -' -1- fn' ' fire - 1 s s- . .Z XJ , to 1 ,fe ., if sw , I il JW' M if ' i Below left: Gary Gormley is executing a V on the parallel bars. Below: Gary Tarr executes a Bruce Brounstien is about to one-armed lever. climb the rope. ' ,Y-t . - GaryMEdwards executes Kent Higgins executes o Woody Wilner executes a an L on the rings. Hecht on the long horse. plange on the parallel bars. 'I 'IS -fi . 1,3 2 ?- -sf s 5 5 I1 . fy! ll I , Vw ,, .A,, If-gl, ' Wg fig f Qi .1 as or .. iq - .W H 4 gif . fix 155.1 Q- i T-ff we . Qu . F In 4 Golf Teom. Row l: D. Seivers, S. STeiner, P. Singer. Row 2: Mr. H. Tofu' fCoochJ, M. GeTTlemon, D. WebsTer, N. Morgon ond P. Silvermon. For lefT: Lorry Miller oT The compleTion of his shoT. CenTer: Mike GeTTlemon of The beginning of his clown swing. LefT: GeTTlemon ogoin, This Time OT The compleTion of his shoT. One . . .ond . . . Two . . .ond . . .The Morching Bond! School spiriT wiTh o plus ond TTA lenTerToinmenT, Too. Mm .fir Ns 1 elk Lorry Bell, our Moscot, cer- Our especiolly school-spirited Broves, the Cheerleoders ond Songleoders, toinly helped us cheer our provide the student body with inspirotion ond leodership ot oll othletic teoms to victories during events. the vorious games played First Row: M. Corbough, S. Smith, C. Phillipson, L. Evons. Second Row: in the school yeor. G. Torr, J. Hole, T. Gilliorn, P, Borhorn, R. Lofts, P. Potch, S. Geller, J. Dorling. Girls' Drill Teom pertorms during holf-tirne octivities ot oll Brove footboll gornes, where they give imoginotive drills, ond odd to our school spirit. fy- P 9 Q x , :' hA mzkx H -h fL-Y -LL, In .-,I wand hols of u C Pass .,.:.., ',.', ,, G people vis. -:.-. X ,,--, Fw - :f 11 ? ,L s i des fnf fli sislfefsif KQ'LW ,fkl who work '09 sss so es se VVA' 'he fad fhvf 'he ss s Z , l, ss ,A. , , Sincere C0-one Qw l lS 'os ,7 S Q Age l 1 so Q . 4, L- shoes on cobblestone 'Gnd Of 'he Dvfch- oeL ' 1 su an 0 Knights First Row: R. Canaday, S. Tisherman, W. Tisherman, B. Allan. Second Row: W. Kaufman, S. Geller, P. Brown, G. Brown. Third Row: Mr. Duncan, M. Gettleman, IT. Ellis. Knights, the boys' honor-service organization of the twelfth grade, is composed of seniors who have demonstrated outstanding qualities of leadership, school service, and scholarship. The group works in conjunction with Ladies on the Homecoming Dance and members serve as the hosts of Birmingham. First Row: D. Haggerman, D. Lotts, M. Gettleman, B. Duncan. Second Row: L. Beckman, W. Kaufman, J. Arnold. Third Row: J. Nance, R. Griffith, J. Foster, P. Brown. ll8 'M ' Sue Harttord, VV'58 President, installs 4 ll f'?ff9-r ?if s5 . T . if :QM . Summer Ladies l First Row: K. Gulbrandson, J. Seder, J. Hole, E. Schvvartzman. Second Row: S. White, N. Hall, G. May, S. Smilo, D. Palmer, P. North, N. Becker, P. Dooley, Miss Reed. Fourth Row: K. Wetzel, E. Golclsen, J. Schnepple, D. Palmer, P. Cafrey. Fourth Row. J. Darling, J. Brown. ...W ,--r Judy Seder, S'58 President. l Winter Ladies First Row: K. Gulbrandson, L. Waite, S. Hartford, G. Paisley, J. Miss Reed. Second Row: D. Strasser, B. Margolin, J. Seder. Third Row: N. Becker, J. Darling, J. Renda. Fourth Row: C. Werdann, Hole C. Hoiby, J. Brown Ladies is the honor-service organization tor twelfth grade girls. To be a Lady is one ot the highest honors a girl can achieve at Birmingham. The purpose of Ladies is best illustrated by its motto, Honor through Service. Among its activities are Homecoming, a semester dance and serving as the official hostesses of Birmingham. H9 3.0 a-9 -1 Principias is The honor-service organizaTion Tor elevenTh grade girls. All of The members of This service club musT have ouTsTanding school service, high academic achievemenT and The willingness To work. 5- -C. I X Squires, The corresponding service organizaTion Tor boys, is dedicaTed To high academic sTandards and service To The school. These Tvvo organizaTions work TogeTher in many ways. They sponsor The backwards dance which is held each semesTer. ri Eager, iively, full of schooi spiriT - These words describe The Darnsels. As The iOTh grade girls' honor service organizaTion, This group assisTs vviTh many school acTiviTies and sponsors sorne of our dances. Pages, The TenTh grade boys' honor-service organizaTion, gives imporTanT service To The Birmingham sTudenT body. Ushering and sponsoring dances are some of iTs acTiviTies. i Our state-vvide scholarship organization, the California Scholarship Federation, honors students with a high degree of scholastic achievement. First Row: V. Baker, J. Christy, T. Gilliam, S. Smilo, R. Williams, J. Kovacs, S. Hartford. Second Rovv: J. Bell, R. Holmes, S. Edwards, B. Polakow, C. Fernald, L. Foritano, A. Baker, M. Latiner, R. Reizes, J. Arnold, E. Steiner, E. Buck, B. Danker. Third Rovv: fx' x K w .Mansfield, A. Spring, B. Collins, D. Palmer, B. Anderson, D. Close, B. Rightman, S. Isted, L. Phillips, P. Chamberlain. Red Cross Council contributes to the betterment of our community by working on such projects as gift boxes and fund-raising drives. Quill and Scroll is the national organization for those interested in the Journalism field. R. Fallack, M. Burrs, J. Kovacs. T22 1 I I g 3, 7 ' x QTY-- .ff .+T5 Y-Teen Council A consists of two representatives from each Y-Club. They discuss W, My -problems in HW their clubs. First Row B. Vlaming, K. Wetzel, K. Hubenthal, M. Worden. Second Row: S. Geffner, N. Backman, L. Mork M. Winter, D. Benson, L. Barre C. Cannell, M. Scott, S. Beckerman. Third Rovv: G. laVine, G. Husman, R. Montgomery, V. Freeman, B. James, J. Berman, L. Twomey. -4'-3... 'T 'F'f' A 'Rudi ? 1' E s A-ll Class Officers: Nancy Hall, Georgia May, Richard Lotts, Beth Vlamming. Future Business Leaders ot America is an organization vvhich turthers the interests ot business students. Letterman's Club is composed ot Birmingham boys of outstanding athletic achievement. The organization carries out school service projects and sponsors a dance. Key Club, the boys' organization sponsored by the Kiwanis International, participates in several school and community service projects. 123 Thespions is the notionol honor society for dromo students. First Row: T. Corter, S. Beck, C. Werdonn. Second Rovv: J. Princiotto, B. Guidi, C. Cornfield, L. Bell. Third Row: J. Christy, M. Corbough, J. Hole, S. Geller, L. Coffin, K. O'Connor, S. Silces. Future Teochers of Americo ocquoints its members with the requirements ond the problems of the profession. First Row: J. Mofford, S. Beckermon, N. Moore, D. Hobson, R. Reizes, E. Steiner, A. Boker, my B. Corstens, V. Somovv, M. Holper, N. Mogyor. T 'T Second Rovv: R. Robbins, S. Husted, J. Mellon, S. Honzlik, L. Tubek, E. Beck, J. Negulic, S. Stochuro, K. Mansfield, A. Bonifoce, Mr. Kozie. ' Future Homemokers of America develops interest in home economics. First Row: L. Snyder, D. Smith, T. Maxine, N. Morgon. Second Row: P. Beoty, B. lonnolino, P. Hughes, L. Horris, J. Costo. Third Row: Mrs. Gifford, L. Leroy, C. Vermilyeo, M. Mendel. Pep Club is thot group ot Birminghom which is directly responsible for generoting school spirit ot dll events ond octivities, whether they be othletic or cleon-compus compoigns! This is the Iorgest club on ccrmpus, with o totol membership of 124 over one hundred ond fifty students. I 11- ,ai M0 nf A Les Parisiens, the French Club, stimulates Spanish Club is composed of students having interest in France and her people. Activities special interest in the Spanish language and include dining at various French restaurants and people. A festive comida highlights viewing French movies. their activities. Biology Club attracts enthusiastic science Future Engineers of America promotes interest students. Interesting field trips and proiects in the physical sciences and engineering. are enioyed by the members. Activities of the group include field trips and lectures, Literary Club meets weekly and members discuss the World of Books or criticize each other's creative writing. x, .A ML ,Ln ls,,u.Aiu .1 l..11lillil ill z t SENIOR G.A.A. Girls' Athletic Associotion is composed of students with o high interest in sports. In oclolition to the usuol sporting octivities, the girls swim, golf, bowl, ond ploy tennis. Irnportont omong the yeor's octivities ore the G.A.A. Breokfost onol Ploy Doy. JUNIOR G.A.A. t l 7 v ' , 1 A W Q. rw Q w , 4 Q f f r 'QT'-KY' Q , X f. . J lit , Q ' xlib' A 'ws we J ng 9 I gl? fx' xi , , it Sf Lettergirls, The girls Senior G.A.A. Boordi Row l Cbottorn to toplz Sonclro Miller, Eileen Goldsen, Coroline Felt. Row 2: Phyllis Clork, Lynne Grinno, Pot Cotrey, Sue Hovvlond, Carol Connell. Junior G.A.A. Boord, Top Row: Pom Gross ond Moricinno Kilpelo. Bottom Row: Noncy Crutchfield ond Lynette Oren. honorcury othletic ig 4, orgonizotion. 'V' Noncy Holl, Scilly Wolleck, Q F12 Pot Cotrey, N , A Miss Snyder, Judy Brown. Frances Word Qzl, Lindo Loslotfy, l I 'lip 1 if owl ., .Q i Ivlw 7 SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA , . ., JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA '!' SYMPHONIC BAND JUNIOR HIGH BAND STARDUSTERS, BirmingI1c1m's dance bond 'Il W flier2,f 'lun SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE BOYS' GLEE ADVANCED JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE SENIOR CHOIR VARSITY CHOIR 9 , gxl ChieTTains is The upper division Junior High saTeTy organizaTion which gives valuable school service. AThenian SocieTy is The honor-service organizaTion of The Junior High. Membership is based upon high scholasTic sTanding and service To The school 130 JUNIOR HIGH ORGANIZATIONS Braves' HealTh Council sTimulaTes inTeresT in good healTh habiTs and assisTs in healTh programs. CadeTs, The Third-period Junior High safeTy organizaTion, is imporTanT To Birmingham's srnooTh TuncTioning. f J JI' 'i qklle 'QA , f ! 1 Paula Connelly Pat Hensley Dave High 1-E25 f A ff 3 t'.'.Q5'f'i Mike Wagner J ,fi W , 9 x R lit A s WY' 3 ,' may ff Q' :J l . L .4 ,P '-F , X I f 1 Carole Pltilipson or TCDMAHAWK STAFF Arnold Hoffman Sports Editor Jackie Malout it Charlotte Gainer is 1' 8 Mary Justice Georg Ann Copley t Advertising 5-. ,gg w W ' ,J 4. so f V 4 Phyllis Clark Arny Baker Art Editor -1' Myrna Peterkin Susan Srnilo Dennis Skalo Tom Hirsch Q 1 - of Pat North Sherron Isted Art Editor Associate Editor asf-in -- ' '42 'va-5i',.'2gL Marcia Bennett Photography tp- X-1 Lynda Coffin Eileen O'Neal fx. viey.'.x,1 Nl? Eva Steiner if ' 'M LaYOut Editor V T' - M ' fs M 51 F ' ,fin al Carol Cannell Justine Kovacs Assistant Editor , Amt : 'W n , ' if 9 .. 1 Q t J Reta Rempt M Editor kwa S 3 , 'rw . Joel Lander 7- -x Photographer Eileen Goldsen ,V - 3 ,. Mr. Karpel 5 V Sponsor X 'Q . 'C Connie Costello Bob Guidi Sales Manager Above: Public Relotions Luncheons. Right: Business Office Stott. Below: Student Cofeterio Workers. Bottom: Student Office Workers. Middle right: Student Librory Workers. Bottom right: Proiection. law? S. 2, ,ia if 3 05 2 K l 'Z J if if if In This season's Term play, Bob Guidi, as Charles Condomine, pleads vviTh Jennifer Hole, as his wife RuTh, ThaT his TirsT wife, Elvira, played by Marianne Carbaugh, is really There. -my Y,,....-n-ll!- Please Take us back, plead The Two dead wives fBarbara Huish and PaT Thompsonl while Charles remains impassive. I didn'T mean for you To shuT up, I meanT Elvira, explains Charles To his unbelieving wife RuTh fBarbara Huish.D Madame ArcaTi lTracy CarTerl TriUmphanTly produces ghosT of Charles' TirsT wife during seance, while Dr. and Mrs. Bradmen CDarwin Fox and Sandy Uhlmanj look on. l33 SENIOR HIGH AWARDS . X Ll WINTER '58 CT LEADERSHIP AWARDS K ' y Larry Bell, Steve Geller, ' Z Terry Gilliam, M Susan Hartford f -fs 7 's 1' 'iffy 'R Rtlllxf law :lbd AQKSIQL SPECIAL AWARDS Nellie Schaeffer-Business Paula Connelly--Journalism and Justine Kovacs-The Tomahawk Bruce Allan-Music Ken Allmett, Annette Bienvenue, Ron Gill, Sue Hartford-U.S. History DAR Award JOIS LeGros-Homemaking DAR Award Carol Swenson-Attendance Award Pat North-Girls' League Jerri Schnepple Special recognition should be given to SCHOOL SERVICE AWARDS Bruce Allan Larry Bell Nicky Bosustow Michael Burrs Richard Canady Terry Elledge Steve Geller Terry Gilliam Carol Werdann Karen Gulbrandson Susan Hartford Carol Hoiby Gail Paisley Janet Renda Barbara Scher Diane Strasser Sanford Tisherman Wilford Tisherman Linda Waite Bruce Braunstein, A-lO, who placed sixth in the 3' A.A.U. Senior Gymnastics Championships in rope climbing. He is the first gymnast from Birmingham to compete in the A.A.U. National Championships. i341 NM A fi - . K, 'tix xl V ,Q 1 . D 1... .Fi fffl.I l SPQEQCIQLE Ili ,lyk x , .I I' I X I I ff, - g , llv y E5 F A: A V -zrmsf T l XBEST Of , I f STLSUENTS ,ffl g I X ,J -LB 1 f 6 g 5558 f iw- ,Ill 1 1 ' X ffl!! I -F I 1,3 I E A - 1-MM Assorted gonglond chorocters ossemble ot the Iocol speokeosy for refreshments ot Knights ond Lodies donce. -E.. W Goy Hoppers with their escorts cut o rug. Stordusters ploy tor ormuol Blue Moon Over Tvver1ties donce. 23 skidoo! nil.. P7175-N 7 ,- ii i'5 F?'r' . ' f F!7 fl ' l , l i i gd , il 'lm f'-fri' g Dromo Awcirds: Jone Bell, Cofhy Brock, Judy Keller, Mike Lyon. Q5 bv ll J Junior G.A.A. 2 stors: Jonice Bristol, Corol Friedmon. 3 sforsz Shoron Friedrnon l srorn Soroh Bonds, Noncy Crutchfield, Terry Downing, Morionne Kilpelci, Borboro MounTz, Pomelo Myers, Dorothy Roberts. ..- fb School Service Awords: Tom Borron, Bob Hocio, Bill Horrford, Roncly Hoiby, Julie Lombordo, Tom Moy, Sherri Skei. of , Lg 'QQ Heolth Awords: Terry Downing, Chorlotre Nlirzenrnocher, Goyle Cosro. .. I L . Dx Qu ill E' f A J, PJ lla' ll Junior Girls' Leogue: Julie Lombordo. 136 li lil Leoclership Aworcl: Tom Borron. N Vh'9'l'Ul Many customers frequent BALBOA MEATS for their excellent choice top grade meats . . . location: Saticoy and Balboa PRINCESS FABRICS . . . forthe finest selection in the entire valley. B 6414 Van Nuys Blvd. BEST WISHES from a lriencl LLOYDS MAM'ZELLE . . . FOR OUTSTANDING selections of subteen iuniors' and ladies' apparel. 8432 Van Nuys Blvd. Panorama City, Calif. PANORAMA STATIONERS School Supplies Art Supplies Drafting Supplies Sheafer, Parker, Esterbrook Pens, Hallmark Greeting B Cards. 8614 Van Nuys Blvd. H Charlotte Gainer and Mary Justice buy their shoes at RABE'S SHOE STORE on the corner at Victory and Van Nuys. l37 COURTESY OF THE RAM'S HORN 16705 Ventura Blvd. ST 9-9003 COUNTRY CLUB FRENCH DRY CLEANERS All garments hand finished. We know how! We care how! Jean Van Noy and Nancy Hall admire 15904 ventura Blvd' their tormals which they bought at Encino, Calif- the BRIDAL SHOP C1TO47'l van Nuys Blvd. in Van Nuys. WOODY'S VAN NUYS HARDWARE COMPANY Gifts, Housewares, Tools, Builders' Hardware, Paint and Electrical Supplies, Hose and Garden Tools. 6510 Van Nuys Blvd. Van Nuys PANORAMA PET SHOP Dogs, Fish, Cats, Birds. Best ot everything tor your pet. lt's easy to shop at NEFF'S DEPARTMENT 8530 V N Blvd STORE, 16933 Saticoy, because everything is an Flys . 8 handy and the people are so courteous. Panmqma CNY ' EMP 'e 4-1200 . in Nancy Hall, Susie White and Jean Van Noy try on hats and sportswear at RYDER'S located at 6453 Van Nuys Blvd., Van Nuys. is f .I 'bf' Sherron Isted admires quality and beauty of the fabrics at PANORAMA FABRICS, located at 8430 Van Nuys Blvd., Panorama City. Pat Nowell modeling the latest fashions that can be found at MARLOWE'S, located at 8453 Van Nuys Blvd., Panorama City. SOROPTIMISTS' INTERNATIONAL San Fernando Valley Congratulations Adelphians PANORAMA CITY BUSlNESS AND PROFESSIONAL WONlEN'S CLUB 139 J r ' H 7 ' Y - -1 --- - 1n ,, , , , wi ,ff Congratulations from AU BU RN GRAVES official photographer for f In .Ui I FII A . JJ , EU I . BIRMINGHAM I-,Uf I I n 'HL' 'I TOMAHAWK CI in . ,Eel ,M ILT, W I I 'K Yflfi If ' I af t I I I 4 IIIII' I ,Q vV,J?z' QiM:5 ff-Xxx X 5: X J g V W it ,ful .jf S' gf Qi Q A I, 'I26 North Maclay 0 San Fernando 0 EMpire 5-5242 LIFETIME SIIV NG tqllfyl 0 lyn yi WGS ,BNN P4 TIMES VIII I 17806 CHATSWORTH ST. 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