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

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1959 volume:

TI-IIS BOOK BELUNGS .- Siiifiif YMNQQPQ f Gm OOM i '50 My ,W WWW 7066257 m if Za-Lhfd U W iff M Qi W K! xxx Q? F , ZZ 5 gi 53? SSE 3 SEE? NF A A: A If Sb J Q? YJ Q 1, EIR If I' , U f fy! If X qi' 1-X xy X, Q5 xr' . fkj 'QQ WL' I I T0 I iffy BIRMINGHAM JW' nk HIGH SCHGOL My yy M' QA NU qi N VCA D N VAN NUYS I. I I , YK I QW , Q CALI H RNIA IWW 'KW Ne S In w x fl ff W ' 5 HAffff7yf7f' I x I- XWQ4.. IL, 'Ziff L4 wwf NSR 'xl 'A 4: ,1 -sy Y . nf if X K' V 5 . S N all N N Nl My MW UQ, I 3 4 6 18 32 62 '82 114' 134 159 160 TABLE OF CONTENTS ALMA MATER DEDICATION 3 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY LEADERSHIP SENIORS CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS UNDERCLASSMEN SPORTS JUNIOR HIGH J . - YEARBOOK STAFF ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Nestled in the valley green Where the mountains stand serene Here we pledge our loyalty, Birmingham we sing of thee. Mighty Braves with spirits bold, Proud to wear your blue and gold, Now we raise our voices true, Birmingham, we sing to you. XX 950' S? was Q Q Qin NX it W fi QM y o R- Xi Kittie pix mga? Si' itxhii Q N i pi I AQ sw ii5i312,ii,3afi5,1isrM he hh? f 5 music to set the mood of suspen we tern or mystery thriller, or to pply Iod' b kgoundtoat d I try th f'l I g id I ffl d an tgblthg nat pn J 02 ui in fryf I psyd ff! g st b kg d f Th pep g C t f tbll g th p I g tht A y A Jn My!! medyou I rin s P W l4 Pump and Ci umsta t g d t yy o ' V bf II these and many others II b b ghtt 6110 'dyea fomnowasyoutu th pg f the 1959 TOMRHRWK. y er H t sy if so , Sf Qf ,Ox mm i L if tb so gg t 2 F f fs 496 oh ft? may 55 , 'A '.?LIl I .' , L., ' , f , , W? , . f. X, . J , . M J . MX! LP? fjpl M www KM 1 LF K! My Vxljjv VAL JL LCG 1 'W .n.wV ,- HJ, 71 'X 75 gwffv 02 jj fx? ,Zlf f L0 fb bf fo FW M Xf Zyygwffgipffljffw ,C, A VQ0 J!!! jf 1 wif, UL gwfz, OM Zz' , ,W C WZ 'A WL 4525! l ' MX Wwsy Mfg W TW Xziwacf -'L ,-'I' ,K fi hm L 1 .J Y 4 .. '1 .lil 1 f' x 43'- V Kid' v . nkf . 'N 'g E' N' I N 1 I s Nw S. ki Q ' NAR 31 S xi A X lv- R 'N , St? 1 A ,,x.' la ' J . ii M KLA A if F .rf V' ,. .,,,, 'ff FSR A 1 LM J I 3 ,X I f 'X NN J Q A X 'iv fl F , ,ft XA X X f Xxx T V J' J . .W Principal's Message gffwvfj This beautiful copy of the Tomahawk is a history book-the history of one year of fun and achievement at Birmingham High School. ln it we especially salute our graduating seniors. We are proud of all our students, but especially proud of those who graduate from Birmingham. We expect you to go on to higher education, or to take your place in the business world and continue to bring honor to Birmingham. Goodbye and good luck in whatever you do. MMM Some of the various tasks assumed by our three vice-principals are: Preparation of master calendar Daily Bulletins Assemblies Supervision of Counseling Program Classroom Visitation Commencement exercises Athletics Orientation Supervision ol lunch area Youth Services Miss Patricia Lehmann Girls' Vice-Principal . ,,V ,r 9,71-.. ' iff f it 'Y ' Mr. Gilbert Lewis Boys' Vice-Principal Vibe I VICE-PRINCIPALS ff r Mr. Warren Juhnke Junior High Boys' Vice-Principal CCUNSELCRS ' OFFICE fSeatedJ Mr. Duncan, A-12 Counselor: Mrs. Carmichael, A9 Counselor: Mr, Mathers, Head Counselor: Mrs. Dominguez, B-10 Counselor: Mr. Wright, A-7, A-11 Counselor: QStandingJ Mrs. Hornbrook, B-12 Counselor: Mr. Sheely, B-7 Counselor: Mrs. Bunzel, B-11 Counselor: Mr. Zuber, B-12 Counselor: Mr. Seeger, B-11 Counselor: Mrs. Phillips, B-8 Counselor: Mr. Hyche, A-8, B-9 Counselor: fnot picturedl Mr. lpson, A-10 Counselor. Ann Samoos: Mr. Porter: Mr. Stone: Thelma Bathchelder: Mildred Herrington: fseatedl Mr. Leeds, Registrar. ATTENDANCE OFFICE X x , .ii ' 95:1 l ' , Nuff 'vgf ggfbfir- ' 4, A V , .lg XD Mr. Daniel B. Adlum Social Studios 1-:H I L-.1 .' 1 Mr. Max Berkowitz English ,H . I, vgnv If Y 'V . Mr. William Branca Mathematics it- Q is ig , Q-., 1 ' X Mrs. Mildred Burrow Home Economics -A .. ' '25 vi V, A.- ' j if Mr. Donald Chamberlain Mathematics kr' 1' f' P N 1' ,.iflii'f41 '- 4 Q . Sffflfr '- i Mrs, Leticia Dominquez Language Department 1 ,FU A it WF J, at Nr. Otto D. Annis vu, lv is aill M s K, K., -? uf - at .5 . it 2 . W 1 c. i Mrs. Harriettea Barbarini Music Language fair fi. Writ C? 'ns , I 'Yi 3 f' gs xxx l My .sf D 4 Mr. Angelo Bianco Mr. Walter Blackman Mathematics Social Studies i. . -- 72 . .T . -.5 A I Mrs, Janice Calhoun Social Studies wa. f K ,. iw , .A 3 1' I ,Nfl I Nxpsx N Mrs. Shirley Cochell Social Studies A Ci L. shag: Mr, Lawrence Davis Mathematics rv Wk . V ig ,,,, Ji r Mrs. lean M, Drager Girls' Physical Education Mr, Charles Brown Science Z NI I, ,cj I .s s l W tfwytcw iw..- X Mrs. Garry Cangialosi Art Department fx W' 1? 17 1, - v-mf Mrs. Sara Colaman Girls' Physical Education .. ta. ,lw ff- P- is M . 9 .- , ga... , lr.. Mr. Joseph DeAnda Language Department . ir- i 15 ' Wigs F ill 3 . .. , awe . 1 , 1 .N ' vilifri ,' 'X :, ' 5 gf , Q .5 5 O M iii Mr. William Duncan Social Studies Mrs' Alyca Cornell if-7 1 is 3 4 sf ff i 'hs- Mrs. Raima Baughn Home Economics f- us fi' . Qs, X 'ssc Miss Joan Bonpane Girls' Physical Education r .aff gi Y 1 f i 7.5 Q lj! , il A . , .Ve . ,A gfa X -Es i 33: Y' jig 5 Mrs. Irene Bunzel Social Studios 'gl' fx if. ' 1 WJ. - Ein. ri , s 'K In Mrs. Hyla Carmichael Business Education Social Studies 's illhgg A-A' is 1 J' Q .M ' I K ' .Ai : of . i ' Ti x mr- -fr s X r Xi.. Mr. Ralph DaLeon Boys' Physical Education B t Miss Sandra Bora Girls' Physical Education Q if S ' x N , V. M3739 3 f gglz asfi .gr ,ay A .. A E ceszwiif ' wi 1 3, -V iafg-.QQ ., 'i.. 2 ff -fm iii, D V. .Qsm ' -.tl . . I. . 5 1 jfs. Mr. Tyrus Buquoi Mathematics 4--P Mrs. Evelyn Carstens Social Studies 5,5 Mr. Charles Crossman Mathematics Mr. Charlas Dimino Science Mr. Richard A. Duscliett Industrial Arts Mr. Cecil E. Dutchor Industrial Arts it .. 1 Q fi . gs . v L.-6' L i of da Mrs. Iris Edinger Social Studies gsm sw I .QQ at Mrs. Constance Ford English 5 . swan t w. , , .Q ' W hs Jr Cx Ai il lr! . .,1, .. .. ,. 4? . . f . We- sg .H 43 f . . ,,..,.1.. A+ . ,k ,, Mr. Richard W. Goebel Science 33 'cfgj .fg.Q viii PSN. .- , Mr. Arthur Hanson Agriculture Q f ,, f i Mrs. Lillian lnskeep Drama 1: , at A Mm Virginia Klnnory Science flung 1 'rx 3, xg N. it Mr. Robert Thomas Eley Drama in as fs:- Q . avg. T31 A Mr. George Goff Boys' Physical Education 41 Mrs. Helen Hornbrook Language av sa, A 1 ,am . 2. my 3? t. Mr. William M. lpson Social Studies .,,,.f..,,,mw -an :ff X yv '45 wwf i S,-A ,-.y- Mrs. Vallie H. Kaptain Home Economics tw' A V , .1 ...Lk,.,v 4 . Mrs, Ardith Korber Social Studies Y' is '.,1 '-., iii . .'.. ll? M f..,'9., 5 1e,gam,f,2fM M Mr. Theodore Endleman Librarian Min 1- . Mrs. Helen Freeman Social Studies hy, 4' Ji Mr. Paul Goldstein Industrial Arts . if A M . r ,, Mf agggr' if i-f , f ik V. 1 Mrs. Margaret Huber Art Mrs. Edna Johnson Social Studies s ff- 2 I zsifiawzf ir? A Qs Q - fi? f. --i of 1 .J N Ag ' 1 ' Mr, Martin E. Kauffman Social Studies , va., . Mr, Albert Krohn Social Studies 7 We hw f J' Mr. Joseph Fanella Drivers' Education .ig . Af 2 law, .Q Mr. Richard Gaul Mathematics l.iW'z is 3 ' . 1 i . 4 L if a if M1 i - TH -..,.' . . . I. 'is h ' 5 . A ' A Mr. Dean Griggs Mathematics 41 1 I Mr. lack A. Hutton Mathematics Y, sf: 5 all G4 ' 6 it I x ':, if f 5 'R W as 2 , .. wir, ' if F' , . Mr. Nicholas lordanufl Business Education M A gt , 2 Mr. George Kautzenbach Social Studies ,V , . ' .. N . A' Mrs. lkoal Lahnala Social Studies elf A x 3. fb' I i 1Cf',iIf f 4 I Mr. Ray E. Fausal Industrial Arts 1 x 'K w .5 s. 2 '1 H . Mrs. Dorothy Gifford Home Economics ,ng in Miss Susan Haggott Art Department WJ x 1 'R gs , . . Mr, Walter Hyche Boys' Physical Education m .rt Mr. Richard Kazie Social Studies 5' X AX Mr. Collier Landress Social Studies . 'x sbt 'Q Nl , -..Jff Mr. Paul Lazear Mathematics 32' -'- i N, Mr. Lynn D. Lomen Boys' Physical Education 147' A -f as 'g -vw 'Vi A Mr. Charles Markham Social Studies .f2'. 4, I r' 'TQ N-f ' ' --A., Z 5. , Mr. John Leo Boys' Physical Education ,fi.. 4. if Mr. Theodore Lynn Music Department , E ii fr Mr. Harry H. Leeds Attendance Office YC S i Mrs. Wilma Mann Home Economics ffl-s 5 .1 ' iw' 1 I vw? f A-..i, q ,k,b 2 11.65 f ' as i V it Mr. Norman C. Mathers Head Counselor A-nq rv' Mr. Boys 1. i x .Tiff 4 Mrs. Rose Leiss Nurse 3. 5 'AZ SMH-' ' If 5 f- S..-47' x. 4 . Harold Margandant ' Physical Education Mr, Fred Mathleson Social Studies ,r adii fi V I Y if LA . ef. f i .F . it F 'PP'- ,ff i:Q.i'..wi.Ia V ' 'zfiin ' Mr. Nathan Melden Mr, Vincent Miley Mr. Myron L. Miller Mrs. Elfreda Mindlin Language Department Business Education Social Studies Social Studies -H Q gif . i .h y J 'RWD' h 'N4.., .. 'JF' vs A 1. .1 1 E r eff S f ' wx rf .5 ' i 'Nr' ' f,,, .x .7 ' 71 W-X N ' -' 'A ff ts A Q txt' gg - 1 A A Miss -Lorice Mittry Robert Munger Mrs.'Rhoda Nemirof! Mr, Edward Newman Social Studies Science Business Education Social Studies S i i .vm b V . ' 1 i ' 'G 'vs ' '79 . if ,. - 1 ig. ,- - 1 r . -37 5 i all iii.. S fig'-V' 'Y' .-la . if Q 4- ri. 14 . ' ' , i 'ffs1f:s:1s'-N-,warg s if Mr. James 0'Hara- Mr. Benn Ornelaz Mr. Lumir Fred Petraselm Mr. Ralph Pettit Boys' Physical Education Bovs' Physical Education Industrial Arts Social Studieg ax 4 af'J3 ' X 'N . it A. 'rr' on-ag sf. , 4 X361 . . Mrs. Mary Lockwood Pierson Mr. Garland C, Potter Mr. Claude T. Powers lr Mr, Edward E. Prince Girls' Physical Education Mathematics Agriculture Mathematics H E, it .5 J I as -w f Y ix.-at A H .vi ' ' ' 5 KN Mr. S ,JW i sf-fi. Mr. Walter McMullen lr Business Education fs.. . 1 .g,f ' H , abr Q.. ,ia ,Q . X. . . 'ff W- 1.1 ... Mr. lohn L. Mintzer Social Studies I .J K usp -. , :dl l it l sm, A 3 Mr. Harold I. 0'Halloran Boys' Physical Education Mrs. Lois Phillips Social Studies r K kakxl k A . I gi' is .i ri 0' .Ey- Mr. Louis J, Ramirez Social Studies sf, . , , 1'- M an uf., , ,pgs . Miss Marilyn Reed Social Studies 'ii .. E' I Qian i re. ii i Mr. Rubin Sabsay Mathematics Mrs. Gladys Shepard Home Economics V SJ r i img? . , 2 ' R' ive? +I 'e ,I 4 1 J .t Mr. Sol Shocket Social Studies M 5 ,'fhr. ,,N 5 2 Mrs. Eleanor Smith Mr. Merrill D. Smith Social Studies Mathematics S . 4 , ..- ' fAQf g, ,w Miss Agnes W. Steck Mr. Albert Stone Business Education Boys' Physical Education ...pix Miss Dorothea Thorme Art uv HMV f 1 .. V ' '. asa S H fs wmqiowwfv f , 2 ., sr Q. ,,, at 2 Mrs. Ruth C. Rhodes Home Economics . f A Q. ,, sf Z 5 ,J , '. Q.. . 'Z-1 .1 ' -X t 3 :- J rf' .. 'r . , 1 'Ie . 1? 423' 'ifli frw ,. Mr. Roger Segure Social Studies ' Wmggii - rr-12555 - . sg,::.?:E v 7 , ' , fJ.f.gg,r2i1Y rsqf'4f'fgQg if sf wsmc ., f .i,. , .ir L ' f r ' 'T HW t fra' ., f we Mr. Edwin Siegel Social Studies T-R+ , ir Mrs. Rayrrronda Smith Language si r' 5 i ' '- ...S Mr. Richard Suriano Mathematics ,e .. V S 3 , '42,-m L Mr. Abe Tobis Science 4,093 .Ni fre M ' eg g rm? ' a w AM.. tas- g t ff' VK Miss Wilna 1. Ross Music Department Ki 5 'Rex' A ,r 6 I KNAW . tr r fa fi 2-, .Ji , . , .W . rLrt'S:fi,fTZ'3,. ,. ' We Mr. Theodore Seydel Industrial Arts vw c s sf-M w c fir Mr. William F. Simmons Social Studies 1 gt .' K H A.. Q Q I Y 5 t A 3 r Mr. Raymond Rubenstein Drivers' Education ' sizih ii tiffqi . Q. ? K f. Q. . 1. so G i . irggf ' r V.H a'f .F-JY Y Mr. Vernon Lea Sheely Social Studies Dr. Carlton Smith Music Department Mrs. Letha Snyder Girls' Physical Education Mr. Michael G. Temple Industrial Arts Mr, Marvin Starer Mathematics fm. ' si iw Mr. Simon Trefman Social Studies Mrs, Margaret Tremble Business Education Q y M , V G Mr. Oren B. Waite Mr, Arnold Weitlen Mr. Lamont.E. Williams MISS iiihiiliipxsquel Socigingtudiiffe Science Social Studies lfldU5lYlBl N15 'C I. W Miss ian Maria Wood trsxfvw. 1 5-0 Mr. Max Wright Mr. Irvine Yokoyama Mr. Robert Zuber Girls' Physical Education Social Sgudies Mathematics Mathematics : W' . 421525 .Y I It ,L t - I I I N it Mr. Joseph Austin Ivey Mrs. Loraine Cullington Mfg, Dorothy Emrick Industrial Arts Social Studies Socigl Sludigg i if' K -t--r' Mrs. Mary Corbaley Perry Girls' Physical Education MISSING: Mr. Max Berkovitz, Social Studies Mr. Walter Clark, Social Studies Mr. John Clull, Social Studies Mrs. Lillian Couchane, Music Department Mrs. Lucille Dexter, Science Mr. Verne George, Social Studies Mr. Frank Gilbert, Social Studies Miss Isabel Heinmiller, Science Mr. George loriorian, Mathematics Mr. Pete Liaros, Industrial Arts Mrs. Elinor Doryk McBride, Girls' Physical Education Mr. John Gary McHugh, Social Studies Mr. Milton Meisner, Industrial Arts Mr. Louis S. Meyer, Science Miss llnne Reineclie, Science Mr. Herman C. Seeger, Social Studies Miss Leah Mae Williams, Business Education .'ff 'H ' M rs. Carolyn Toschi Parry Social Studies Mrs. Joan Vendly Mrs. Rose Leiss Art Department School Nurse 25 ROW ONE: l. Richter, I. Bynum, F. Sexton L. Essary, C. Edwards. ROW TWO: D. Mather A. Belfetto, l. Kluever, A. Cilweck, M. Love, D. Pitchard, K. Marshall. ROW THREE: R. Nelson, A. McBroom, T. Hunt, E. Murray, H. Griffin. -i W ROW ONE tbottoml, L. to R.: Hazel Smith, Vina Twedt, Mrs. Mikels, Marie Soldati, Thea Myers, Gay Marquis. ROW TWO: Doro- thy Plunkett, Fern Carberry, Ina McSwain, Margery Coleman, lane Sandstoe, Ruth Beal, Florence Fream. ROW THREE: Doro- thy Moore, Mary Durso, Ethel Adams, lane Shafer. ROW FOUR: Muriel Long, Marie Stuart, less Clare, Doris Abernathy, Modelle West. Desk: Mrs. Beasler. L. to R.: Mrs, Pelton Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Zoroaster, Mrs. Severin Mrs. Ostler. BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Clarence Campbell BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF-ROW ONE: C. Campbell, C. Curasi, R. Rowland, S. Earnest, 1. Podell, S. Coman, l. Solin, Mrs. Vlaming. ROW TWO: R. Stone, C. Costello, R. Holmes, D. Floyd, J. Tate, M. Shank, L. Barrett, C. Davies, S. Cohen. ROW THREE: M. Darling, D. Newman, L. Jenson, J. Shusterick, M. Tozzi, D. Warner, S. Erdrick. GARDENERS-ROW ONE: C. Gray, M. Tamboo, L. Payne CSU Rerg1ten'::lentJ, C. Parks, T. Wilson, E. Grudt, R. Winton . mit. I 8 ,ef WLQQQQ ig Agfa ff-g. Jak? LEADERSHIP ROGER GRIFFITH President 20 WINTER '59 STUDENT BODY GF FICERS Many thanks to the faculty, administration, and student body for making my term of office rewarding and enjoyable. A leader can be only as good as the people who support him, and with your support I have done my best. Congratulations to the Graduates, who will carry out in the years to come the ideals they have been given at Birmingham. I recommend that those students returning in the fall work hard to get the most out of their high school career. Through diligent study you can develop your mind and through participation in extracurricular activities you can develop your personality and be of service to your school and community. ,LU m 1'x,.f5,'2 xg -. ly., .A 1 1 1 11 341 1 EY' ', M 13110. R . f, R, i 3' 1.2 Qi? 5 Se? 'I mg J , ,M , f al-T F' COMMIS SIONERS BARBARA WAITE Commissioner of Assemblies DAN DROWN Commissioner of Athletics MIKE KRAMER Commissioner of Campus and Safety JEFF KAUFMAN Commissioner of Clubs and Organizations NORA BURKE Commissioner of Publications AMY BAKER Commissioner of Publicity LYNNE EVANS Commissioner of Scholarship and School Service SUE CAMP Commissioner of Social Activities BOARD OF CONTROL ROW ONE-C. Pettap D. Chaping R. Griffith, President: P. Patch, 1. Feilg ROW TWO-Mr. Waiteg J. Schnepple A. Baker, B. Waite, L. Evensg E. Schwartzmang J. Vincent. ROW THREE-D. Lottsg J. Kaufman, M. Kramer D. Brown, S. Campg D. Hagemannp 1. Lombardo. ROW FOUR: G. Hertzberg, M. Gill: D, Larsen: R, Anderson B. Shine, B. Hartford. ROW ONE-L. Atkinson, K. Mans- field, G. Husman. ROW TWO-B. Carstens, K. Hubenthai fcourierj, Mr. Ramirez, S. Askew. Boys' Council is headed by the Boys' Vice President, and consists of the grade level rep- resentatives and vice-presidents of all organ- izations. lts purpose is to plan and correlate boys' activities. Girls' League is one ol the largest organ- izations on campus, as its members consist of all Senior High Girls. The girls ol Bir- mingham, directed by the members of the Girls' League cabinet, live up to the motto of Girls' League- Through Service We Succeed. Dwight Chapin President BOYS ' COUNCIL ROW ONE-Mike Kramer, lack Cook, Dwight Chapin, Lynn Beckman, Jeff Feil. ROW TWO-Mr. Ramirez, Phil Bonnell, Larry Miller, Bill Lang, Fred Zabarsky, Mr, Duncan. ROW ONE-Phylis Chaudacolf, Pat Schwartz, Jeri Schnepple, Enid Gilpin, Charlotte Pikor, Kathe Mansfield, Carol Bennett, Karen Hubenthal, ludee Bodner. GIRLS ' LEAGUE Jeri Schnepple President 7 Wx ORGANIZATION COUNCIL-ROW ONE: D. Palmer, E, Schartzman, P. Patch, J. Good, D. Hagemann, I. Schnepple. ROW TWO: M, Ben- sabat, S. Morgan, L. Barrett, T. May, P. Douglas, L. Twomey, S. Walleck, E. Comer, 1. Negulic. Organization Council is composed ol the presidents of all Senior High organizations, it is headed by the girl's Vice President. Its purpose is to co-ordinate the responsibilities and activities ol the organization: it is second only to the Board of Control determining the policies of the Senior High. The Senate is the legislative branch of our student govern- ment. Its members are elected by the individual homerooms. Its purpose is to give the indi- vidual students a voice in stu- dent government. It is headed by the Boys' Vice-President. SENATE-ROW ONE: G. Greaves, S. Howland, Mr. Waite fSponsorJ, G Petta, D. Chapin, S. Wolf S Frick J. Paust. ROW TWO: H. Vepeen, J. Hunt, C. Noelck, B. Persons, J. Lehman, G. Beller, C. Mndsor B Wack enstedt, D. Hermann, S. Adkisson. CBOTTOMJ ROW THREE: B. Malkin, P. Tozzi, C. Polcar, D Moen C. Shamonas, C. Murray, L. Skophammer, S. Beckerman. DWIGHT CHAPIN President SUMMER '59 STUDENT BGDY OFFICERS At the end of this school year, and the last of many happy semesters for me here at Birmingham, I would like to thank all of you forthe work you have done toward making Birmingham the out- standing school it is. I would like to thank the members of the student body for taking such an active interest in our school affairs, and to the faculty and adminis- tration a special thanks for your guidance. The cooperative spirit of everyone has made this school one that any student would be proud to attend. To my fellow Paragons who are leaving this semester, never again to return as students, I wish the best of luck in the future. And to those students who will remain for the semester to come I wish the best- of luck also. It will now be your responsibility to keep up Birmingham's high standards and most of all our motto of Loyalty, Integrity, and Universal Good Will. Sl- ogg: 44.1-2' uhm., 4 PM :- '+ rm. , 5 ,H 5 . M - VT k..,.-1 ,, . .wi-f' -0. .1 '. sm Af: - ' f 'I 9' ' W - A, v iz .', I H, 4.2944 7 f,f' I , '- I uf, C CUMMLIS SIUNERS BARBARA WAITE Commissioner of Assemblies PAUL LEWIS Commissioner of Athletics WENDY MARSHALL Commissioner of Campus and Safety BILL LANG Commissioner of Clubs and Organizations NANETTE HECTOR SHEILA BECKERMAN Commissioner of Publicity Commissioner of Publications LYNN EVANS Commissioner of Scholarship and School Service Mr. 0. B. Waite, student govern- ment coordinator. Under his capable guidance, outstanding qualities oi leadership are developed in the students oi Birmingham. SHIELA SMITH Commissioner of Social Activities BOARD OF CONTROL ROW ONE: E. Olsen, P. Penfield, D. Chapin, l. Fell, l. Good. ROW TWO: B. Waite, P. Lewis, W. Marshall, B Lang, N. Hector, S. Beckerman, L. Evans, S. Smith, Mr. O. B. Waite. ROW THREE: S. Morgan, M. Kramer M. Cliff, J. Husman, J. Patch, M. Gill, K. Hubenthal, l. Vincent, E. Gilpin. ABSENT: R. Falls, A. Ricci, C Mitzenbacker. STUDENT COURT-ROW ONE: J. Pikor, l. Lombardo, S. Howland, l. Lehman, B. Porter. ROW TWO L, Atkinson, B. Malkin, G. Hus man. Boys' Council is headed by the Boys' Vice President, and consists of the grade level rep- resentatives and vice presidents of all organi- zations. Its purpose is to plan and correlate boys activities. Girls' League is one of the largest organi- zations on campus, as its members consist of all Senior High Girls. The girls of Binning- ham, directed by members of the Girls' League cabinet, live up to the motto of the Girls' League- Through Service We Succeed. 30 BOYS COUNCIL JEFF FEIL Boys' Vice President Summer '59 ROW ONE: S. Lerner, B. Wohlford, J. Feil, B. Persons. ROW TWO: G. Malott, P. Lewis, B. Xenos, J. 0'Conner, L. Foritano, W. Conwell, P. Bonnell, D. Weintjes, D. Bradley, Mr. Ramirez. ROW ONE: M. Mueller, E. Gilpin, L. Hamilton. ROW TWO: P. Penfield, L. Townley, B. Snyder, D Diaz, T. Jabobsen. GIRLS LEAGUE ENID GILPIN Girls' League President Summer '59 ORGANIZATION COUNCIL - ROW ONE: P. Denton, J. Vincent, P. Penfield, K. Hubenthal, M. Kra- mer, M. Bensabat. ROW TWO: C. Shammas, R. Pond, T. Hewit, N. Beckman, C. Bennett, S. lsted, S. Blees, Mr. Waite. ROW THREE: B. Barns, S. Hinkle, D. Kuby, S. Fields, L. Twomey, F. Zaharsky, S. Stachura. Organization Council is composed of the presidents of all Senior High organizations, and is headed by the Girls' Vice President. Its purpose is to co-ordinate the responsibilities and activities of the organizations: it is second only to the Board of Control in determining the policies of the Senior High. The Senate is the legislative branch of our student government. Its members are elected by the in- dividual homerooms. Its purpose is to give the individual students a voice in student government. It is headed by the Boys' Vice-President. SENATE '- r 912 I 1 12 4 Y-A 1 fi W A V GEORGIA MAY Vice President NANCY HALL Treasurer - Red, Charcoal, and Gray - One Step at a Time Always Forward We are the Alphalons, Almighty we shall stand, We face the golden future, In this our blessed land. The loyal Braves we cheered for, Who always played the game, And if they won or lost, They brought honor to our name. When we leave Birmingham, Forever we'll stay true, To all our happy memories, Of the gold and blue. We are the Alphalons, Class of '59, In our hearts we'Il stay together, Until the end of time. ADVISERS Miss Steck and Mr. Miller A12 CLASS COUNCIL-ROW ONE: F. Buerch, J. Elroy, N. Morgan, L. Becker- man. ROW TWO: P. Dooley, Miss Steck lSponsorJ, G. May Nice-Presidentl, B. Vlaming CSecretaryl, D. Lotts CPresidentJ, N. Hall lTreasurerJ, Mr. Miller lSponsorJ, S. White. I ag A A in A Aa, F., A . , , AAAA VA TL ifhi? R -AAA QQ: asm' ' ' , X Q can '. - 1' E? . 39 , A A LA Q DAVE CAUANACH DONNA CHAPMAN CHARLES CHATIN PHYLLIS CHUDACOFF ' ef' lg W it' . ,H ff, RON COOM YQ .fi-aww F A 1 ,A E1 7' 3 - . .4 ,- SF 'lg -fr'-:Af A 'lf' N,-.1 N V .,.,.- , E A Vr- ., ,A1, X ,- 1 .f .r , : N 'Q f' xy ..., if mr' -n-Har x ,FA A 'r l 5' H? if U .DVM -' W Q9 Iii n 1 'gf A, ug A Bl, X ROGER GRIFFITH BEN GUGLER DICK HAGEMANN NANCY HALL 1 1195, .MI JOAN HETHERTON K F M. bww 3 xv , fa.-1, . is 5 433. A , ef? uw . , AA V 517 Aww al' s-,,y,,,. qi W I. A Aww NKAL MORGAN ',.A lim 5 wi . - ' A - 3 ,- 4 BOB NEITHART JOHN NOTTINGHAM IO ANN OLSON fff 'A .asf -ss, x E ,H-ff , . 535' -'LI 1 1 DIANE PALMER 5 K fr Q Q ,fm ' ' .F Q 255.2 .n 4 lid -g, Ziff Yfvi-Nfgfsi 1, 325 'lvv' ,P W 44 ii wig , H 1,- f Qs., XNDRA vmsou BETH VLAMING BUSY WALKER SALLY WALLECK 5 HM- ? gi QF V , S25 fr A 1 1 - . .M R, .W SCOTT 4, r gy ir WARD EPHEBIANS-P, Dooley, 1. Schnepple, R. Griffith leri Schnepple, Prom Queen The Alphalon class of Winter '59 is the first class to go through Birmingham from the B-7 through the A-12. During the A-11 class organization period the class sponsors were announced and the name, colors, motto, and officers were selected by the class. The big event of the B-12 semester was Recognition Day, when the Alphalons received their beautiful sweaters. Also during the B-12 semester the Alphalons presented a sportsnight in honor of the Adelphian class. A southern plantation's garden provided the setting lor Savannah Twilight, the prom which they gave at the close of the B-12 semester for the Adelphians. Many activities were in store for the Alphalons in their final semester at Birmingham. They were guests ot the Para- gon class of Summer '59 at a senior sportsnight. Activity Day was also one of the highlights of the semester. On this day the Alphalons started a new tradition by planting a tree in the swimming pool area. Another memorable occasion was the Candlelight Supper held at the Glen-Aire Country Club. The prom, Moonmist and Memories, was given for the Alphalons by the Paragons at the 146th Fighter Wing Audi- torium. Thus ended a wonderful senior year. Prom Queen and her court. Prin- cesses, Susan White, Nancy Hall standing, Queen Jeri Schnepple, Roger Griffith-Valedictorian N59 Seal Bearers: Eileen Gold- sen, lean Koontz, Diana Palmer, Anita Spring, Mr. Schurr, Eva Steiner, Ros- anne Reizes. Rosanne Reizes-Salutatorian f9'9'S'?f NV QMWGM COLORS: Aqua and White MOTTO: First and Foremost SONG: Birmingham, farewell to Birmingham, Blue and Gold our thanks to thee. We, the class ol Summer '59, shall leave our hearts to thee. ln the light, our colors aqua white Symbolize the things to be. Yes, a Paragon will always carry on your teachings respectlully. Our color is white, 0ur color is blue, Our spirit is bright Our motto rs true Paragons will stand forever strong We shall not let our honor fade Through the years our motto will remain As a symbol of goals we made JIM VINCENT President SUE HOWLAND Secretary WILLIAM LANG Vice-President WAYNE THURSTON Treasurer SPONSORS: Mr. Duncan and Miss Reed. ROW ONE: T. Jacobsen, W. Thurston, J. Vincent, S. Howland, J. Malouf ROW TWO: Mr. Duncan, Miss Reed, M. Winter, D. Head, M. Mueller, S Blees, A. Patelia. ROW THREE: B. Tronsen, B. Funk, A. Korsen, B. Green B. Helsel, D. Stewert. JOEL AARONSON f'K if LINDA ANDERSON KAREN BAICH SHERRY BECK 4 ,4 Q L ANDREA ADAMS SHARON ALEXANDER ARTHUR ALLEN MONA ALLEN 'WT' ROBERT ANDERSON K . -. ., kk , i I ' DENNIS BAILEY 'ST JOHN ARNETT SUSAN AsKEw LINDA BADGEF AMY BAKER STEVE BALDWIN GEORGE BALLAF JH' ! SHEILA BECKERMAN BARBARA BEDNAREK CAROL BENNETT MURIEL BENSA 'EJ 'Q' CAROL BENSHOOF RICHARD BERGSTROM LEE BERKOWITZ GLENDA BIERSBACH JACKLYN BLACK 4? 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IF' ,ii- BARBARA TRONSEN M173 M . '75 VANDERHORST CAROL VERMILYIA fsfgg C GARY VETTER VINCEN m. 35' . V4 fc' HELEN WARREN DALE WEADON KARLA WEGNER SANDRA WELCH GENE WELDON ARLENE WHITE DON WIENJES BETTY WILLIAMS PAT WILSFORD SUSANNE WINEBRENNI MARY WINTER ROBERT WITT ROBERT WOHLFORD SHAYLA WOLF NOT SHOWN: lo llnn llbney Linda Baxter Robert Cartier Stuart Erdrich Ken Fowle Bob Glenn Don Goetzinger Gary Gormley Steve Hinkle Gary Huff lim Hughlett Larry losephsen Noreen Martin Richard Mcllvoy Patrick Mcllroy Darrell Niswander lo Ann Olsen lon Orefice Chuck Piper Armand Ruberti Cyd Shane lerry Shreves Bill Slusser Edgar Tiemann Ed Ventresca Bill Warner Larry West FRED ZABARSKY 6l CLUBS AND GRGANIZ iiuiii SQUIRE S Squires is the eleventh grade honor-service organiza- tion whose main purpose is to provide an environment ot mature leadership, and to give unselfish service to our school. Among their many activities, the Squires sponsor a perpetual trophy for the outstanding player of the Blue and Gold Game. WINTER '59-ROW ONE: Mr. McMullen, D. Drown, P. Bonnell, D. Guthman R. Eisenberg, R. Blackburn, A. Olbath. ROW TWO: A. Cartwright, F. LaVine, D. Ball N. Osler, K. Burtness, D. Madison, B. Smith, D. Kuby, B. Xenos, D. Karter, R. Moyer .l. D'Amoto, J. Michels, H. Harris, K. Morse, P. Key, A. Zacks. WINTER '59-ROW ONE: B. Porter, W. Marshall, S. Sullivan, l. Good, N. Williamson, J. Ziegler, M. Donnell, L. Atkinson, B. Wackenstedt. ROW TWO: M. Sronce, R. Montgomery, K. Wisehart, B. Malkin. ROW THREE: C. Felt, N. Backman, l. Rosenthal, P. lue, N. Kleiber, C. Fernald. SUMMER '59-FIRST ROW: M. Wolf, E. Comer, K. O'Brien, l. Ziegler, N. Backman, B. Malkin, L. Atkinson, N. Klieber, L. Mork. SECOND ROW: P. Beagle, M. Gifford, R. Montgomery, l. Webster, C. Windsor, P. Harris, J. Walker, B. Westerlund, B. Wackenstedt, H. Bernstein, R. Perlman, M. Donnell, W. Marshall. 66 SUMMER '59-FIRST ROW: Phil Bonnell, R. Moyer, K. Morse, A. Obeath, D. Kuby, B. Xenos, L. Twomey, P. Key. SECOND ROW: K. Burtness, D. Ball, B. Smith, H. Harris, D. Karter, l. Wenzel, N. Olson, R. Madrigal, A. Zacks. PRINCIPIAS Principias is the eleventh grade girl's honor service organi- zation. The name Principia means first in rank. Principias are the official hostesses of the auditorium, but their main iob is to do service to the school. The iob of Principias is not an easy one, but with the aid of its two sponsors, Mrs. Hom- brook and Mrs. Calhoun, Principias' work is made easier. fx t l 'IONS W H Hi RICHARD HAGEMAN MIKE KRAMER President W'59 President S'59 ROW ONE: Mr. Duncan, L. Becman, D. Hageman, L. Lotts, l. Cook. ROW TWO: E, Beck, B. Lang, M. Kramer, S. Hinkle, 1. Faulkinham, l. Vincent, D. Chapin, 1. Feil, E. Olson, B. Collins, W. Wilner, M. Morgan, F. Buerck. ROW ONE: E. Beck, l. Faulkinham, B. Schulhof, M. Kramer, 1. Cook, B. Lang. ROW TWO: B Collins, L. Foritano, D. Chapin, G. Malott, D. Guthman, S. Lerner, S. Morgan, 1. Vincent, W Conwell, l. Feil, Mr. Duncan. 64 IGHTS As official hosts of Birmingham High School, the Knights are called upon for a number of types of service. The Knights, with the help of the Ladies are in charge of directing homecoming week. In addition, they sponsor a dance each semester. As the leading 12th grade honor service organization at Birming- ham the Knights perform many official duties: at all assemblies they are out early to usher, and stay late to insure orderly dismissal. They work at every sportsnight, and also contribute to many other school activities. Proving that a iob taken on by the Knights is done well, is the service trophy which they have won two successive semesters for their out- standing work in guarding the halls. ETHEL SCHWARTZMAN KAREN HUBENTHAL President W'59 President S'59 ROW ONE: J. Schnepple, Miss Reed, S. Howland, S. White, E. Schwartzman, P. Dooley, E. Goldsen, C. Petta, Mrs. E. Smith, G. May, K. Hubenthal. ROW TWO: 1. Van Noy, B. Vlaming, K. Wetzel, N. Hall, A. Baker, C. Cannell, S. Beck, P. Patch, E. Steiner, C. Noeleck, J. Negulic. KI .. H' l ll ROW ONE: S. Beck, Miss Reed, C. Noelck, K. Hubenthal, J. Negulic, A. Baker, J. Good, J. Malouf. ROW TWO: M. Winter, C. Fernald, M. Pankratz, C. Cannell, A. White, B. Waite, S. Sullivan, N. Williamson, G. Felt, K. Weishart, E. Gilpin, S. Howland. LADIE S Becoming a member of Ladies, the twelfth grade honor service organization for girls, is the highest honor a senior high girl can attain. To become a Lady, a girl must have a high scholastic stand- ing and an outside record of school serv- ice throughout senior high. Ladies are the official hostesses of Birmingham and their many other activities include co- sponsorship of the traditional Homecom- ing Week every fall, a dance every se- mester and a semi-annual banquet. I SQUIRES Squires is the eleventh grade honor-service organiza- tion whose main purpose is to provide an environment of mature leadership, and to give unselfish service to our school. Among their many activities, the Squires sponsor a perpetual trophy for the outstanding player ofthe Blue and Gold Game. WINTER '59-ROW ONE: Mr. McMullen, D. Drown, P. Bonnell, D. Guthman R. Eisenberg, R. Blackburn, A. Olbath, ROW TWO: A. Cartwright, F. LaVine, D. Ball N. Osler, K. Burtness, D. Madison, B. Smith, D. Kuby, B. Xenos, D. Karter, R. Moyer l. D'Amoto, l. Michels, H. Harris, K. Morse, P. Key, A. Zacks. 2 I WINTER '59-ROW ONE: B. Porter, W. Marshall, S. Sullivan, J. Good, N. Williamson, l. Ziegler, M. Donnell, L. Atkinson, B. Wackenstedt. ROW TWO: M. Sronce, R. Montgomery, K. Wisehart, B. Malkin. ROW THREE: C. Felt, N. Backman, I. Rosenthal, P. lue, N. Kleiber, C. Fernald. SUMMER '59-FIRST ROW: M. Wolf, E. Comer, K. O'Brien, l. Ziegler, N. Backman, B. Malkin, L. Atkinson, N. Klieber, L. Mork. SECOND ROW: P. Beagle, M. Gifford, R. Montgomery, J. Webster, C. Windsor, P. Harris, 1. Walker, B. Westerlund, B. Wackenstedt, H. Bernstein, R. Perlman, M. Donnell, W. Marshall. 66 SUMMER '59-FIRST ROW: Phil Bonnell, R. Moyer, K. Morse, A. Obeath, D. Kuby, B. Xenos, L. Twomey, P. Key. SECOND ROW: K. Burtness, D. Ball, B. Smith, H. Harris, D. Karter, J. Wenzel, N. Olson, R. Madrigal, A. Zacks. PRINCIPIAS Principias is the eleventh grade girl's honor service organi- zation. The name Principia means first in rank. Principias are the official hostesses of the auditorium, but their main job is to do service to the school. The iob of Principias is not an easy one, but with the aid of its two sponsors, Mrs. Hom- hrook and Mrs. Calhoun, Principias' work is made easier. ,,,. PAGE S The Pages is the 10th grade boys honor-service organization. Efficient, energetic, Pages are on hand to guide new students, direct cars at the various sports nights and dances, usher at assemblies, and work at many other activities during the year. ROW ONE: J. 0'Conner, S. Fields, J. Hunt. ROW TWO: G. Buchanan, S. Pliska, S. Heraberg, S. Newhoff, A. Palsulich, L. Walker, B. Fine, D. Pettys, J. Paust. ROW THREE: W. Owens, D. Larsen, M. Lerner, R. Weiner, B. Dooling, D. Meyer, B. Sandler, M. Gunn lr., K. Wegner. ag :T lufi' . -Q-Q. fi? T ' F'-V ' V I ' LJ lOW ONE: S. Skei, D, Matheson, C. Shammas, P. Williams. ROW TWO: J. Klenota .. Deardorf, V. Mathews, B. Follansbee, C. Drake, D. Palsulich, D. Jones, B. Shine, C. Margherio, A. Collins, S. Usher. ROW THREE: R. Kahlenberg, J. Bristol, S. Williams, . Friedman, J. Symons, L. Rowan, P. Wiezokek, 1. Baklow, A. Ricci, L. Typer 1. Friedman. ROW ONE: R. Weiner, l. Hunt, J. Barron, M. Lerner, B. Dooling. ROW TWO: L. Holden, S. Fields, P. Laver, S. Newhoff, D. Bradley. ROW THREE: A. Palsulich, A. Montgomery, J. Valianos, C. Yates, Mr. Blackman, M. Woodward, G. Glichfeld, J. 0'Conner, A. losefsberg. ROW ONE: J. Webster, E. Comer, 1. Keller, J. Bell. ROW TWO: S. Williams, S. Lynn, J. Lombardo, C. Deardorf, C. Polcar, S. Lee. ROW THREE: C. Shamas. J. Weissman, D. Moen, G. Leibsohn, K. Heinla, S. Heintz, C. Connolly. ROW FOUR: K. O'Brien, P. Williams, D. Matheson, J. Klenota, C. Griffith, J. Symons, A. Ricci. DAMSELS Integrity, Service, and Willingness can easily fit the description of a Damsel. This tenth grade-honor-service organization sponsors one school dance per semester as well as many other school activities. KEY CLUB-ROW ONE: J. Feil, T. Payne. ROW TWO: J. Faulkinham L Foritano F Zabarsky E Beck. ROW THREE: T. Simon, B. Collins, B. Huggins, A. Montgomery l Cook Sponsor Mr Fanella Y-TEEN COUNCIL-ROW ONE: L. 0'- Brien, L. Allen, L. Twoomy, C. Noelck M. Scott. ROW TWO: G. LaVine, S Smith, M, Mueller, G. Husman, B. Mal- kin, L. Barrett, T. Jacobsen, L. Miller ROW THREE: B. Silver, L. Herbert, S Beckerman, H. Bernstein, S, Frick, C Cannell, R, Montgomery, T. Harris. ROW FOUR: C. Sibley, M. Sronce, P Patch, W. Marshall, C. Dow, P. Bon nell, A. Cartwright, E, Tarsz, E. Marvel l. Montgomery, G. Leibsohn. til CSF-ROW ONE: 1. Webster, D. Palsulich, S Skel S lsted F Fernald M Justice C Griffith ROW TWO L. Phillips, M. Latiner, R. Eisenberg, B. McWilliams B Slusser L Walker B Rlghtman L Llpson ROW THREE: Mr. Pettit, S. Friedman, C. Shammas G Buchanan D Close B Fine C Friedman I Bristol D. Koirth. LETTERGIRLS N fx Q -R E R 5 J 9 ' W - V - S verge I Que-' ROW ONE: P. Denton, l. Gancher, L. Grinna, C. Felt, M. Bensabat, T. Jacobson, D. Riggins, D. Stewart, S. Beckerman, 1. Malouf, A. Adams, ROW ONE: Lerner, Wilner, Braunstein, Edwards, Twomey, Hinkle, Drown, Ramierez. ROW THREE: Silverman, Alton, Madison, Adamo, Davis, Andrew Morgan, Olson, Mallolte. ROW TWO: Cartwright, McSwain, Beckman, Halstead, Lobe. ROW FOUR: Lorenz, Hunt, Bradley, Lockwood, Doman Kaufmann, Kramer, Bonnell, Lewis, Gauert, Lang, Burk, Ninalth, Mr. Lorenz, Bara, Lavine, Dow, Persons, Fiel, Bennett. G.A.A. CABINET-ROW ONE: S. Stachura, L. Barrett, J. Rolinson. ROW 2: J. Gancher, L. Beckerman, J. Pikor. THESPIANS, L. to R.-D. Nie- ort S Beck T Carter D. Fox, P , - , . . J. Skaggs, M. Pankratz. G.ll.A.-G.ll.ll. offers after- school sports and athletic ac- tivities to interested girls. ll girl may qualify for member- ship in Lettergirls after three semesters in G.ll.A., if she participates in two sports each semester. 4 -if ' ' j . ,VVV lf, ' , viii?-2-fiffll. V, 5 f Q .sq , V1 A 'ff E- Eh i,,?5i glf'P vp ' , 1 AL- - 1.7 W X 1 eg if ...V iff' 4 'Q wg :sg ,Z Xi? , , a , ki I-sing! ,, z FNA-Mrs. Kinnoy, S. Morgan, C. Kurzweg, C. Clark, 0. Diaz, M. Gifford, A. Green, M. McCloskey, T. Ghezzi, K. McLaughlen, J. lllingsworth, S. Blees, J. Forsythe. 8 FHA-J. Larson, Mrs. Gifford, S. Riese, L. Nelson, S. Blees, N. Meyer, S. Ford, A. Aalleu, V. Gifford, E. Gilpin, M. Gifford, S. Morgan, S. Carlson, J. lllingsworth, T. Ghezzi, M. McCloskey. 72 BRIDGE CLUB-STANDING: J. Aaronson, E Steiner, A. Spring, D. Davis, Mr. Kaufman Mrs. Smith. SEATED: M. Latiner, E. Goldsen B. Herzog, R. Reizes. FORENSIC CLUB-ROW ONE: B. Collins E, Ventresca, Mr. Starer. ROW TWO: B. Ells- worth, L. Lipson, G. Buchanan, N. Strasser S. Sherman, M. Hunt, H. Heimowitz. FRENCH CLUB-ROW ONE: T. Hirsch, L Stauber, K. Wilson, L. Mork, M. Donnell ROW TWO: S, Golub, L, Phillips, N. Hector M. Latiner, A. Spring, E. Goldsen, L. Brown B. Douslin, R. Burrs, Mrs, Smith, E. Steiner B. Polokow. ROW THREE: S. Usher, J Thompson, S. Fields, l. Rolinson, S. Myers N. Schultz, P. Williams, C. Shammas, B Follansbee. J. Deane, K. Morse, J. Aaronson D. Guthman. BIOLOGY CLUB-ROW ONE: B. Westerlund, D. Close, Mr. Brown, D. luhnke, C. Erikson. ROW TWO: D. Wright, S. McGinnis, M. lus- tice, B. Wood, C. Baxter, P. Key, J. Mellon, S. Fields. RED CROSS CLUB-Mrs. Pierson, D. Clark, M. Pankratz, B. Larsen, N. Ralph, C. Smith. SENIOR CHOIR-ROW ONE: D. Soria, K. 0'Brien, B. Todd, 1. Kirk, L. Foster, L. Joiner, L. Townley, J. Easley M. Booth, Mrs. Couchane fSponsorl l. Forsythe. ROW TWO: P. Patch, B. Ford, M. Gifford, C. lones M. Hansen, J. lohnson, B. Macrory, S. Camp, L. Evans, B. Taylor, P. Penfield. ROW THREE: C. Bennett S. Henson, M. Blasier, L. Bohman, T. Selby, J. Cook, B. Hohnson, T. Suggett, M. Tozzi, 1. Leroy, D. Fox 1. Stevens. ROW FOUR: B. Waite, F. Gmeindel, B. Branch, D. Lackey, W. St. Amant, B. Walker, F. Nordyke M. Powers, S. Teeter, R. Fritz, F. Davidson, C. Cutler, L. 0'Conner, V. Gifford. FIRST ROW: TOM ALONZI, DON BRADLEY, BOB ANDERSON, BILL ZIEGLER, LES SILVER, BOB LAW- HEAD. SECOND ROW: MIKE BON- NEE, BOB ALTON, BOB BLANK, TOM LUPO, JERRY LANE. THIRD ROW: JACK BLACKBURN. STARDUSTERS STAGE CREW-ROW ONE: J. Fadel, B. Conkright, L. Anderson, J. Gerlich, B. Blank, L. Joiner, B. Macrory, 1. Johnson. ROW TWO: T. Berggren, M. Wilson, K. Sabine, M. Maise, B. Keating, B. Ross. ROW THREE: G. Gormley, D. Brening, B. Helsel, J. Atwood, M. Peterson, D. Gilliard, B. Forney, Mr. Eley. COURIER STAFF-ROW ONE: D. Zeilstra, R. Silver, R. Bergstrom, H. Veprin. ROW TWO: S. LaMagdeLiane, D Gram, D. Brandon, D. Campbell, C. Karamanos, G. Schickler, S. Erdrich, B. Barnes, S. Ketchie, Mr. Berkovitz ROW THREE: 1. Cookler, G. Gomez, 1. Berman, L. Oren, R. Lesin, S. Skei, M. Jurras, E. Welch, T. Gancher, K Hartman. PEP CLUB ROW ONE: M. Donnell, P. Canfield, N. Teed, S. Walleck, C. Dillon, S. Creech. ROW TWO: S. Gerbert, P. Ferris, Y. King, L. Spencer, E. Hayes, P. Denton, S. Beckerman, 1. Deane, L. Evans, M. Bensabat, S. Camp, J. Meus- born, F. Kritz, D. Matheson. ROW THREE: A. Green, B, Danker, D. Ford, L. Atwood, J. Clement, S. Flood, A. Simmons, V. Gifford, Y. Perez, W. Turnquist, M. McFarlane, J. Montgomery, H. Schnute, P. Henslee. ROW FOUR: C. Anderson, N. Ault, N. Sammons, C. Klesper, C. Tonoff, A. Seldncy, D. Brown, G. Holloway, l. Ault, S. Richardson, D. Cronover, K. Martin, P. Dick, N. Buchheister, S. Curtis, 1. Symons. PROJECTION CREW-ROW ONE: P. Sidell, S. Heller. ROW TWO: l. Frank, W. Pennis, J. Franz L. Queen, P. Cushing, M. Sandler. 77 Pat Dooley, Homecoming Queen, Princesses Charlotte Pikor and Margaret Pygmalion, Winter '59 Senior high term play. Mueller. Blue and Gold game. Touchdown Tribute, first dance of the fall semester 78 BLUE MOON OVER DOGPATCH WHITE FANTASIA W TW - ' A: ' ng. Q ,, Wu rJ. N -'J ir x- E E-A X X E x UNDERCLASSMEN A- , ,4fQ?b'S2sxff.. A Offg ,iii 9 1326.5 his-is ? Sgr WE X gli'-' X ' ' 'jf ff? ' x 3 , .- ' KW ,ff .dgfzfx 1' '57 A ' 'Q 'T-fw 1.5, , ...H ', 0 Fi we-ff is ,f n ,' r.!f-,yge-,. 'ax L N' f 'i:: 1 ' N 'z -1 ,4 , FN ff, F',,,,1,, 'Y-'ITC X o ,Q gf' IQ,-57 '1 kk ' ' wnwg My f -5 g 53,5 s YQ Vi., I 5. ,ffty ' 'f5 ' . :N -' .- 3.0 40 Qixfg ,rl Xl -N . 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Svtliff, J' J. , K Vt vt F mi r T 'ti' '21, , 2. L 1: e T t 1 4 'T Q' . V J' T H f f . Q. , Q ' . T. Suggett, S. Summers, R. Surey, A. im' 'f if 2, Fx Sutherland. J. Symons, K. Thompson. . - K N. 5 S. Taber, M. Thompson, B. Tift, T Todd, G. Toland, S. Tomkins. C. Tonoff, B. Trembly, G. Trumble, T. Tsoneff, J. Tuminello, S. Tumler. D. Turford, L. Tyler, R, Uasin, D Updegraff, S Usher, K. Vanderpool. an-Q awww, ar' t g 'W . 5 : N. ,,T,3 ALA 2 'N 4 ' fx Q 1. Q 5 'M ' to it , N, B' KQV' .5 'YK- i f 6 :aw Q V is rw R, VanDries, D. Vangieson, L. Vaughn, T. Vente, H. Veprin, D. lon Haase. M, Waber, P, Waldrogel, D. Waite, T. Waigren, L. Walker. D, Weeks, C. Weiner, R. Weiner, S. Wetfnkamp, I, Wexstein, S. Wexstein. M. White, . Wiezorek, P. Williams, C. Wiiliams, T. Willmon, S. Wilner. -,tg s QQ W M' A at ri W ,R w g- ,I 'N ' K rm 3 4 qgbxy A J V an . - . , if .. . L fu Y it i . 'R , X i ,.-f L ' '..- Q ...1 . A . , V . -3 , A V L Y' 1' 'Ti . .. '--A J - ii bfi. I i. ir . .., Lbiiriii . A . aft . L va. . fi' 1 . W I T'- L K 1 . L W, , 'R 4 5' it 'Q . 9' gk Ter - L 9' K' ' AW ' I iw K K5 'k. X' V' N... Q -11. W W' A 1 I L. Wilson, R. Winchester, D. Wingit, W. Wise, E. Woodall, K. Woods, 'Ss f .. -vs.. M. Woodward. R. Wright, M. G. Young, K. Young, P. Zaid. HO ,V at-ir? X A . A' L 1? W- - I L lee V 5 eeer Q .' L L fi L wwf trzi K K V Q ' fi x I V. . 1 K .ree . se .. . - lv. BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS-Trophy winners, ROW ONE: Karla Wegner, Bill Collins Mary Pankratz. NOT SHOWN: Enid Gilpin. Certificate winners, ROW ONE: Sherron lsted Larry 0'Conner, Bob McWilliams, Terry Sweem. Brenda Fisher. sf' 5 W ' L---1 i r PARAGQN S The Paragon class ol Summer '59 is the largest senior class to graduate from Birmingham thus far. Planning for recognition day began when the class was organized in the A-11. On October 3, 1958, the Paragons received their out- standing aqua senior sweaters, and attended a picnic luncheon. That evening the new Senior Bees had a senior sechon at the Rooseveh footbaH game, and ahended a danceatschoolaherthe game. During the B-12 semester the Paragons gave the senior sportsnight and presented Moonmist and Memories , the enchanting senior prom. Both activities were given in honor of the Alphalons. The A-12 semester began with Howdy Week which was sponsored by the Senior Ayes. On April 3rd the Auroreans honored the Paragons at a senior sportsnight, and everyone had a ball on Senior Activity Day, April Zlst. Knollwood Country Club provided a beautiful setting for the Candlelight Supper held on May 18th. The unforgettable prom, set in an Oriental Wonderland, was presented bythe Auroreans, on May 29th. Finally gradu- ation arrived - June 18th. Goodbyes were said at the all- night party, which was held at the Glenaire Country Club. A .p -A : ,...,.,. Illl r' or ,vu qi fm M X TT? X ill? -J--4 wig fp SPORTS 'W X NM 9 S Y ff X X K X K no A f b QE ,X Varsity Football Record Birmingham Opponent 12 .... Roosevelt 19 12 . . . Canoga Parkii 14 18 . . San Fernandoi: 13 28 . . . Polytechnict 0 12 . . North Hollywood? 32 27 ..... Monroei' 7 7 ..... Resedat 7 14 .... Van Nuys? 0 G' League gamesj ,,,-,-,V - ll5 rw' nw W R te.-M 'IMP' . 62' wb jf fu ' Q X ,wc 'Stn 'Y Q: s' 4, . be -1 Q . '4i?5 '. V l 1 if ' Nh , , I M. Siefert B. Sherman R. Ruggiero R. Newson T. Lupo A. Schmidt D. DeLeurY M- Lefnef T L. Cummings D. Wientjes T. May P. Bonnell B, Roberts A. MacPhee P. Waldragee W. Thurston T. Sweem BEE COACHES Mr. 0'HalIoran and Mr. Hyche BEE FOOTBALL H7 A Bee football player always gets his man, as shown in the picture below. The Bee team finished with a 4-2-1 season record and won third place in Valley League standings. W W cnoss ntnv wmsmr, aorrom now., Ooaelinll rgadant, O. Qoauingar, A. Schmi P Rawson S.nPrIoe. TOP ROW a. uwim, nn. nircnar, n. Muzillo, ol Oattanach, . Newman. 8 8 mam emi, aqrrou now: cmn mr- galant, D. aaksy I1 Mayan. BJ Culbert, msn, sammnford. Tow now: Holgas, M. lim, R. P ni, u. Hlorwath, sims. s. JUNIOR VARSITY, BOTTOM ROW: Coach Margadant, M. Sllvarman, J. Benjamin, R, Lewis. TOP ROW: W. Harding, P. Hill, M. Crawford, W. Ross. n Scores: Birmingham Opponent 55 . . . .... Canoga 52 30 . . . . San Fernando44 30 . . ..... Poly 37 35 . . . . North Hollywood 60 44 . . .... Monroe 37 46 . . . . Reseda 51 38 . . . . Van Nuys 72 50 . . .... Canoga 51 48 . . . . San Fernando 57 45 . . ...... Poly 40 36 . . . . North Hollywood 61 40 . . .... Monroe 29 32 . . . . . Reseda 29 27 . . . llan Nuys 70 -1 N01 Shown 1- Adamo L. Berkowitz D. DeCrow E. Davis J. Davis D Hageman R. Griffith G. Mallot L, McSwaim G. Murray D. Zeilstra ROW ONE: R. Eldridge, F. Nordyke, D. Madison lCaptainJ, D. Steiner, W. White. ROW TWO: Coach Lee, T. Carlton, T. Height, C. Ebbesmeyer, M. Grudt, L. Wilson. Coach Lee QUE. --ui, '4Qa 4 ,-gyms '-4-ng BEE BASKETBALL-ROW ONE: Werner, D. Gustafson, A. Allen, D. Franz, J. Lopez. ROW TWO: Coach DeLeon, R. Allenson, D. Conover, J. Sagges, M. Horawitz, D. Lebben. CEE BASKETBALL-ROW ONE: 1. Mack, S. Canoli, L. Rolapp, T. Daft, D. Hole, A. Abrams. ROW TWO: R. Cutler, C. Faulkner, 1. Cordova, T. Allen, 1. Lemis, Coach DeLeon, GOLF TENNIS GOLF-ROW ONE: M. Crawford, D. Haney B. Hartford, C. Gent Abrams. KMISSING: P. Singer, W. Purves, S. Olsterb. ROW TWO: Stone, U. Sherman, A. Drake, S. Eronch, D. Steiner, P. Merkle. TENNIS- ROW ONE: M. Seifert, G. Schmidt, R. Jennings, S. Lern Foritano, E. Davis, J. Feii. ROW TWO: M. Cooper, R. Vasin, E. Greei K. Burtness, D. Trusty, D. Kuby, N. Osler, R. Reppe, J. Cooper, Hyche. KMISSING: B. Anderson, B. Weinermanj. , V, 4 'A ' . . . 5 ' . . 1 V ROW ONE: S. Hinkle, l. Lane, M. Schmidt, R. Moyer, P. Coleman, V. Pacheco, M. Lyon, G. Halstead. ROW TWO: l. 0'Amato, W. Egger, H. Hill, E. Colmar, S. Price, D. Auzene, A. Schmidt, G, Flood. ROW THREE: P. Massey, M. Hekkers, R. McBroom, R. Walroth, L. Allen, l. Hayhoe, J. Olmore, D. Gray, R. Weeks, K. Gibson, J. Neel. BEE-ROW ONE: W. Allen, M. Lerner, F, Holloway, M. Woodward, D. Conover, S. Mansfield l. Needham, C. Brown, W. Ross. ROW TWO: D. Meyer, R. Bara, G. Lewis, T. Walgren, A Stuler, M. Silverman, J. Ogden, P. Salerno, l. Gordon, W. Fowler. ROW THREE: W. Murrell Mgr., R. Boyden, G. Edwards, J. Lemes, R. Piccini, J. Horwath, T. Flood, T. Tsoneff, L Jensen, L. Genser. G. Toland, C. Prator, B. Collins, T. Typer, R. Hotsington, Mgr. - . T ...- l CEE-ROW ONE: R. Richter, P. Sanders, C. Worthen, W. Harding, R. Fine, W. Culbert, R. Faust. ROW TWO: T. Gainer, W. Miller, F. Briskin, T. Barron, R. Lander, R. Fields, T. Kan- kiewiez, G. Lee, R. Miller. ROW THREE: J. Feigenhaum, J. Ferguson, N. Beck, B. Fromm, K. Faulkner, D. Barkley, R. Milne, M. Gunn, 1. Harris. T - -- T -- VARSITY-ROW ONE: S. Lang, A. Cartwright, J. Nemeth, B. Allton. ROW TWO: H. Bor- chart, B. Bennett, D. Drown, E. Olsen, L. Twomey, J. Hunt. - -.. l BEE-ROW ONE: P. Nutzhorn, L. Cummings, D. Bradley, G. Gold, H. Lobe, J. Morris, J. Cookmeyer. ROW TWO: G. Lorenz, B. Lockwood, 1. Kaufmann, 1. Doman, M. Grover, B. Southland, C. Lorenz, G. Wright, L. Walker. CEE-ROW ONE: R. Mack, D. Waite, F. Freeman, D. Pettus, D. Larsen. ROW TWO: V. Long, R. Rosen, N. Bliss, L, Hanes, D. Wright, B. Kessler. Coach DeLeon Swimming . 4 . ' 1 . If 4 . wg. x Wu ., ,,,,j V ,. ,a. as This year our outstanding swim teams have done it again! For the third straight year, Birmingham has lived up to its reputation of having one of the finest teams in the city. Coach DeLeon, with the help of returning lettermen, has led our team to its many victories. We opened the 1959 season by swamping Canoga Park, 65-17. We then went on to down San Fernando 7511. On April 20, Bir- mingham drowned the Poly Parrots, 65-21. Other results were not available at the time this yearbook went to press. K e 2' s. .ceq s:...,., ..L'flSl' it BASEBALL This year's Birmingham varsity and J.V. baseball teams have held up to Birmingham's reputation ol being the school to beat. Coaches Zuber and Goff have done a great iob in turning out a very capable team. ROW ONE: P. Smith, G. Ballard, B. Persons, S. Morgan, G. Malott, T. Mann. ROW TWO: D, Melton, J. Seymour, 1. Reese, R. Muzzillo, F. Meyers, J. Pratt, T. Killingsworth. ROW ONE: B. Sherman, M. Thompson, S. Landman, D. Jones, D. Shipiro, D.Clemments, M. Pilch, R. Lopresti. ROW TWD: W. Nova, J. Schusterick, L. Rolapp, G. Gessel, G. Olsen, A. Caponetto, D. Gustason, L. Vaughn. ROW THREE: B. Marcot, G. Drysdale, D, Skersick, M. Hauffman, P. Beckey, L. Wilson, C. Jorn, M. Ofstein. T28 Mr. Zuber Mr. Goff 3--in-ls 'Q Je l T l gyrnnastio S ROW ONE: H. Heimowltz, D. Andrews, 1. Holman, D. McAvoy, S. Plisha, S. Fields, l. Romines, G. Edwards, 1. Goldner, R. Newson, B. Helsel, B. Forney, W. Hamilton. ROW TWO: l. Henry, D. Jacok, A. Rudolph, H. Gunther, B. Happle, S. Greenstein, S. Carlson, D. Jones, D. Angier, G. Columbia, F. Byron, D. Kline, B. Doll, M. Bradley, J. Coleman, J. Murphy, Mgr.: B. Draue, Mgr. ROW THREE: L. Lomen, C. Coham, P. Easton, E. Fremstadt, K. Wegner, R. Cassell, S. Welsberg, T. Avery, S. Hiller, P. Lauer, B. Kaplan, D. Buelna, R. Sampson, B. Dewey, A. Martinez, B. Sutlitt. ROW FOUR: G. Hollosy, B. Shufelt, T. Cranfill, G. Hill, J. Crawford, G. Beller, B. Taylor, B. Rose, R. Clarke, C. Huber, R. Schueble, D. Welch, T. Schroeder, 1. Sneed, S. Hecketheir. MISSING: G. Gormley. ..- f Q . ,,f Wfw, f mf mf ww lx fl 1 0, Mm Q. V -Q1 gp. api - . K , V .-,, 5 M- .,-, , - fl m , ,, ' ff 'S .fx U R3 A! mx J! ESB... FZ r . A , - ,M A 5:5 qs L fl 4, QQ, ,W sv, jg M w -R , Tmwwif M V X Q? .5 j aw, wg Q U Q f Q, ,fig i ,, M 4 4, ,.. ,gf . g, ik V kiwf AW' ' Nl 5. 'X' 5 wwf , . W ,' . Af if if S! ,,,1. .ff FIWINQLLWG 'A RW 3' t I M iw f. 1 ' mf fw.,A,,M: f 'L E ' .asm Um , V' , ' -'si w :X m ,s. Q x x 15 , , SONGLEADERSI Sheff!! Beck. Penny P8lCh. Charlotte Pikor, Lynne Evans, CHEERLEADERS: FIRST ROW: Jack Cook, Bob Schulhof. SECOND ROW: Jackie Malouf. lolly Falkinham, Dick Lotts, Phil Douglass. 111 JUNIOR HIGH A ,N I PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY RICK AHUGFSOH Dave Larson Ruth Kahlenburg DIVISION REPRESENTATIVES Marty Gill, Brook Shine, Bill Hartford, and Shorty Henzberg W'59 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Jeff Patch Marty Gill Joan Husman Junior High President Junior High Vice President Junior High Secretary LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Olitf, 8th Grade Representative: Mike Skei, 7th Grade Representative. S59 STUDENT BODY CFFICERS 135 W'59 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TOP: S. Orr, B. Anderson, M. Mahlar, J, Loib, D. Henninger, A, Hiorth. B, Goldsen, D. Stone, R. Jones, S. Fosdick. BOTTOM: S. Shaw, K. Pearson MIDDLE: 1. Paden, 1. Sandler, J. Duffy, R. Epstein, B. Perlman, K. Elliott, C. Smith, R. Kahlenberg, M. Miller, P. Hill, J. Shapiro. W,59 ORGANIZATION COUNCIL HEAD TABLE: S. Herzberg-7th grade Rep., R. Anderson- Pres. of Jr. High, D. Larsen-V.P. of lr. High, R. Kahlen' berg-Sec., M. Gill-8th grade Rep. LEFT TABLE: G, Guthman-Athenians, M. Wells-Cadets, T. Riggle-Cadets, B. Stallings-Chieftains. RIGHT TABLE: B. Hartford-A9 Class President, S. Lepon-Health Council, B. Shine-lr. Girls League, Mr. Markham--Sponsor. S59 HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES x 4.2 .' ,'1I I 4 ..1-R. x Lf,:QV S5 9 ORGANIZATION COUNCIL ROW ONE: R. Falls, J. Patch, Jr. Hi. Presidentg M. Gill, Jr. Hi. Vice President, J. Husman. ROW TWO: S. Orr, M. Oliff, D. Malouf, M. Skei, K. Waber, R. Clark. MISSING: M. Leiss, C. Mitzenmacher, T. Riggle. 7 BILL HARTFORD W'59-A9 President W'59 CABINET-Nancy Crutchfield, Sec.: Diane Jones, V.P.g Bill Hartford, Treas.g Kathy Hubenthal A9 SPONSORS Mr. Markham, Mrs. Perry PRESIDENT S'59 Rita Falls S'59 CABINET-ROW ONE: V. King, V.P.: R. Falls, Pres. ROW TWO: C. Reynolds, Tres., 1. Guttman, Sec. S'59 SPONSORS Mr. Markham and Mrs. M. 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Allen P. Armstrong J. Arnold M. Barke D. Barkeley P. Beckley C. Beleatto L. Boyer B. Beakemeyer M. Brown V. Brummond T. Burtz J. Butcher R. Caraco V. Cardinale P. C. Cheney D. Chenore J. Cookler 1. Coomvs B. Close C. Curasi R. Dickinson R. Dooling P. Easton G. Edwards Y .f.-: ,L f fgiigi gi ll 3? ei '52 all gi .af ise it H. Kg' .-is lf' Y '.-We -12512. A - X ai H. '. 2E:u....:i',- E V 5..51jsa.w . ,. V. .. 3, N: g gill. I . 9: 5 4 QE 'A :1 W.- A 'll he . s ..-V-. I ' gf l L' ,ga A l X ' lf elif . .,,,, an as N54 as Q .1 , gl. 'mi Y ir? K 5 S. Allen S. Alley L. Anderson J. Arthur J. Ashjian M. Babbidge 1. Barkman F. Barnes V. Barrett D. Berstein E. Billings N. Bliss B. Briggs M. Bright A. Brovillard D. Brutz D. Builna C. Buller 1. Butts L. Butts F. Byron S. Carlson R. Cattanach R. Cavaday R. Chole P. Christy S. Cole M. Cooper C. Corbin S. Conwell B. Cushing K. Daniels R. Darkiian M. Douglass T. Downing C. Druyon C. Eklund J. Elder S. Ellison LU T all QF ll Jl is lf . 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Roberts S. Robertson l. Rodney B. Kunz T. Lackey P. Lee P. Lehman S. Lesser M. Lewis S. Lotz R. Mack B. Marr J. Martin D. Mays S. McCandless . McMillen C E. McKee C. Mitzenmacher M. Mixsell F. Morse 1. Murphy T. 0'Bryant J. Ogden D. Paske 1. Patch F. Plump G. Powell G. Richards D. Richter L. Rogers J. Roley . ae. .wk Fgvs-'2.sf,'..1f.' ' 1 gl' ui. ei ' 2 3 riiief of Q K . . . m. 'P' . -:re 2 .fi f :gg ' :mix '.,f?:.i.lM 4.3, ' if-. 2, 1 Q ' a.. S. Lamagdelaine A. Lamson R. Lander A. Leighton J. Lentine P. Lentz S. Lewis M. Michele J. Lockwood L. Mackenzie W. Macmillan R. Nadeaw 1. Martin 1. Martin 1. Martin 1. McCloskey G. McCrary C. McCrory M. Meshekow S. Messersmith R. Metzler 1. Moody 1. Moohr J. Molden J. Needham G. Nelson L. Nelson S. Oldham W. Olsen M. Orozco T. Paull A. Perkins M. Persons R. Reid R. Rempt C. Reynolds T. Ricker S. Rifkin D. Roberts B. Rosen R. Rosen 1. Ross .Aix - ' f W I f' ae I ' ,fj rl it . ., 5, . ' 4 lag l 1. ?fM- '5 1 . L f iif ri,.lfji ' . i . J M ' . 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Suitor M. Surber D. Thomas R. Thompson M. Vollmar B. Wallace 1. Weiner B. Weinoe D. Williams S. Williams J. Limmerman D. Zoraster .v 3 I-E .I EE: x -QE.. . in J , 1 HQ ..- -is 1 . , 0 4 I L ..- . i. - i ., - . 'T' , ., 4' 'N ff Q I .5 '- it imfiklilssl 'X' ' If 'g. A 'Sfff 'lla' ii '- F. , . ??2f'l ' X 4. .Q . . Yr , I 1 A rl sf at 14:5 H: p 'P . 1? 'Q . -ra lv- V ' f 11 L -.Lf f 1. Sadle L. Sample S. Sampo R. Scher R. Scheuble S. Schickler R. Eder N. Segel P. Sgarlata E. Stalcup D. Sirak S. Skobba S. Shumway J. Sill J. Silva P. Smith T. Smith B. Southland L. Stevens J. Stewart S. Stilwell M. Sutherland 1. Topia B. Taylur T. Thompson L. Torgrimson F. Uahan B. Warford J. Warner S. Watson B. Weiss D. Welch B. West D. Williamson A. Wilson P. Withey EE. .- . L, .H at v P - . ' ,X l R f . . L 'fl .' 1 , 'Q 4 Y -4 1 4. 'J iw tt. - fi, . I .L U .511 Ji, A 146 47 4 4 . - 1 L 4 ' s , N 150 I Y , 151 152 ATHENIANS-ROW ONE: J. Montgomery, A. Hjorth, R. Falls, B. Guthman, M. Leiss. ROW TWO: J. Isabel, E. Senf, M. Chole, L. Hawk, P. Fowler, S. Orr, C. Donnell. ROW THREE: J. McAnulty, Kapella, B. Ragaland, W. Mantle, J. Arnold, C. Mercer. W'59 A9 CLASS COUNCIL-ROW ONE: N. Crutchfield, D. Jones, B. Hartford, K. Huben- thal. ROW TWO: Mr. D. Markham, D. An- derson, C. Prator, S. Hire, Mrs. G. Perry. ROW THREE: R. Anderson, J. Hooten, B. Naples, S. Hill, D. Morrison. S'59 A9 CLASS COUNCIL-ROW ONE: V. King, AC. Reynolds, R. Falls, J. Guttman. ROWXTWO: J. Spievak, R. Friedman, L. Hanes, E. Tenge, J. Molden, L. Anderson K. Molden, K. Evans, R. Freeman, M. lurras, L. MacKenzie. ROW THREE: D. Aaronson, R. Rempt, M. Mahlen, F. Morse, N. Bliss, N. Beck. W'59 JR. GIRLS LEAGUE-SEATED: M. Deal, B. Shine, C. Mitzen- macker. STANDING: Mrs. Inskeep, J. Montgomery, W. Sharron, T. Callahan. 154 CHIEFTAINS-Junior High Service Organization I IR. GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET: ROW ONE: Kathy Waber-V.P., Charlotte Mltzenmacher-Pres. ROW TWO: Sue Doman--Tres., Sue Earnest-Rec. Sec., Michele Mork-Hist., Linda Bell- Cor. Sec. 9 JUNIOR HIGH HEALTH COUNCIL STAMP CLUB JR, GAA SMILE OF THE YEAR CONTEST WINNERS A9 PLAYDAY i A9 GRADUATION 'Q -ur gl 7 'Iam SEATED: Queen Martha Persons, King John Ogden. COURT: Fred Holloway, Vicki Barrett, Steve Allen, Dorothy Roberts, Frank Morse, Marina lurras, Dave Aaronson. 'gsoregzuea 'sun MP9 .IOS xpaq ergaqs uosaaq agxruug IU UBULIO agm WQUSUUQ ueumni rueqzeq uasqooef guoy 0 5' 0 5 S E if , srmeur augxew uosuyrar uomqo C- 5' 'U 5' Qt 2. iulie heotor,g associate editor 1: E 5 kittie kielmanj associate editor robin montgomery barbara o'neiI tom oolville, photographer ieff kane, photographer pat perkins larry post rhoderic perth pam denton tracy hight jo miller elaine nelson sandy redford andy simmons pat stiglien shayla wolf peggy zayior E. -3' E S S- 5, 3 I 1 e. 3 3 usp U33 M moaigp mem 'uosge to ttry --bak eeee - 1fG+--1--wQ.-- rf' riff , Y ,I STAFF i,feLo..,,,. pat henslee 159 ACKN I FDGEME TS The aim of the '59 Tomahawk staff has been to present a compact view of lite at Birmingham and an aesthetically inter- esting yearbook. We can recall some enioyable as well as hectic and frustrating experiences that came during the fulfillment of this aim. ll we failed to include something you felt was important remember we would have liked to have pleased everyone but it was not always feasible. Our wish is that you will find this yearbook one that you will enioy throughout the years. The production of a yearbook involves more than the imme- diate staff and at this time we thank the following people who helped make the '59 Tomahawk possible: I Mr. lames Powell, and the Mirro-Graphic Publishing Company: Mr. Ned Jacoby, commercial artist and of Chouinard Art Insti- tute: , Miss Priscilla Lehman, Girls' Vice Principal: Mr. Clarence Campbell, business manager of Birmingham: Mr. 0. B. Waite, Co-ordinator of Senior Activities: Mr. Dan Markham, Junior High Activities co-ordinator: Mr. Dean Griggs, teacher and photographer: Mr. Pete Liaros, teacher and photographer: Mr. and Mrs. Aubum Graves, our commercial photographers: Connie Costello, who helped with the art worlr: Stefanie Mason, A-7, who helped with the typing: The administrators and faculty of Birmingham who realized our 'problems and helped us whenever we needed assistance: Mrs. Gerry Cangialosi, our yearbook advisor whose help was invaluable and to whom we 'give our special thanks. ART ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ludy Gancher designed the following: End Sheets, Title Page, Table of Contents, Alma Mater, Senior High Division pages, lunior High Division pages, and individual page layouts. Daneen Watson designed the following: Cover, Dedication Page, Faculty and Administration pages, Leadership Division pages, Organization Division pages, Underclassmen Division pages, Sports Division pages, and individual page layouts. 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