Brea Olinda High School - Gusher Yearbook (Brea, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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Many if no+ all of lhe boys and several of 'I'he girls will, wifhin a shorl' lime, be serving +his emblem of freedom in one of +he branches of l'he armed Forces. Because of +his and +he war si+ua+ion lhe world is now experiencing, 'I'he senior class wishes +o dedicale 'rhe l953 6usher +o lhe hope for World Peace. In Appreciation.. . . . . of +wen+y-seven years of loyal and clevo+ed service 'ro Brea-Olinda Union High School lhe Seniors wish 'lo honor Arlie C. Barney Barne++ in lhe I953 Gusher. Barney has worked as cus+oclian a+ Brea-Olinda since I926, +he very year 'lhe presenl' buildings were ereclecl. He has devoied a grea+ deal of his lif'e's work io 'rhe improvemenl' and cleanliness of our school. Very besf of luck, Barney, 'From fhe 'Facul+y, seniors, and olher s+uden'l's of Brea- Olinda. . TH IS LDCKER-ff I , Qggif ' V' , ' Al v- ,- .faiffir .f n , - , f 5 EA ' A. 4, ---1 I A jfs- , 'z4',.v-g.. 4222 f'M'Zh+ Z a - v3'lar'ii ful. 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He has lhe job of keeping all of' us child wonders in line and running lhis going concern. He sure does a goocl job of if, loo. When we are called lo 'lhe office, we guil+ily wonder, as we face him, and sigh wifh relief when he only wan'l's us 'fo do somelhing for him. He is a good all-around guy, ancl we really appreciale all he has clone for us. 'U l f f- owl Know! Q nl Kalherine Collins Librarian Pearl Ward Helen Canavello Secrefaries Faculty We really have a swell group of leachers al Brea-Olinda, and we all wanl 'ro lhank lhem for lheir fine guidance. We have lwo courses offered-College Prepari- alory and Terminalion Courses, so whelher you plan lo go on +o school or gel' a iolo, Brea-Olinda is l'he school for you! Our 'reachers have fried lo do lheir besl by all of us, and we are Forlunale +o have so much inslruclion in our chosen field. Miss Maxine Whisnanl' is lhe second in command around here. She is considered really O.K. by us kids. Whiz, as all her friends call her, is iusl noi seen wilhoul a smile and a hello. Besides helping +o keep lhings going smoolhly, she also is Girls' League adviser, leacher of orienlalion and a slu- denl counsellor. Whiz does her job quielly and efficien+ly. To lop il' all off she has a really crazy sense of humor. Miss Maxine Whisnanl' Vice Principal MR. NORRIS MRS. HELMICK MRS. SHADFORTH Frosh. Mafh., Physics, Consumer Ed., MRI. SMITH Spanish I 81 II, General Science, Biology, Typing I 81 II, Shor+hand Boys Phy. Ed. La+in I 81 II Banking Bookkeeping MISS LYMAN MR. PRICHARD MISS PREBLE MR. HASSING EngIisI1 II, III, IV, Speech Girls' Chorus, SchooI Nurse, Firs+ Aid, PIane Geomefry, Ins+rumen+s, Band, Home Nursing Solid Geomeiry, Driver Ed. Sr. Ma+I1., Trig. Algebra MRS. HELVEY MR. YATES English I, ll, Orien'l'al'ion Journalism, Driver Ed., Civics, Algebra I, World His'l'ory MR. TUCKER MR. STRAW American Hislory, Mechanical Drawing, MISS WHITE Senior Problems, MRS. HEDGES Wood Shop, Girls' Phy. Ed., Global Geography, Phy. Home Economics General Shop Child Care, G.A.A MISS ZAHL MR. PIANTONI MRS. BENNO MR. SQUIRES Arl MachinewShop, Welding Home Economics General Ag., Vocalional Ag. 1 1?- ,.4 J 11 ,, rw Ja. IW fhgy 4. ,px ,W W ., Xm,l 7' JK - V X ,A 'F f i' f ffw A ' 'Fw H A J X f 51.51. ,ff s ' -X 'A 13: 5 Q,AA.--hge:-if-.,,3f15Q lj-j3'j5g1-2:3-j?g - iff - .X 5 ,4 . Z , u n ., , L ' S ! :uf-jQ:i'-QA?f3QL'f -.11 . mn . ' If.-?'-Ig, 172 r ' A-i'.,, ,iff-Kxv -- .- U M -.,,., . ,, 4EgR'4f5'WLf:,'N - SHN '..' - .A'. ' 1 f'w:-'11f5u:2FP. V. -'PQRYN 'f , xx S 5 N 4+ H hj'fgf 'U up-!Iw,W x. ' 1,1 vrfixx 1.x , .1,g4,4 ,,, . ,, N. ll ,A '14 M V,-'Q ' f. w if Tis ' f ' 1 .1rF:,W'q' f'w -'uf A 955 12 A. -R , F' 1ff,Q? f?M f m : .N ' f 3211 V.e'm'f1il lhY..J lags. 'lk ml' , 1-17-2 f.. lfiil' MV ff . , :f ff'E: ' ' 4, . ,ff ffff A ' 'T ' Iipg , , ' - ' ' ' '- '-' -1. ' 1 ', . DEPA TM N75 Langua Salveie, Amici! Boy, ain'+ l good in La+in!!! We learned ihe declensions and words in our firsl' year of Lalin, and found derivalives To go wifh +he Lafin words. We were also slaves al' fhe Roman Banquef, bul' now +ha+ l'm in La+in Il, l can be 'the masier and For a whole mon+h, loo. My slaves bring me a glass of wa'rer a+ lunch, carry my books, efc., and i+'s really +he life. ln Spanish we iranslafe slories 'lo English, have vocabulary sludies and learn geography. I was really good al' naming all 'fhe flags, foo. And did you see our Puppel' Show. We sure did have fun doing if. If you hear s+range noises in 'Phe main hall, you'll know i+'s iusl' us praclicing our Spanish songs. Hasla Ano. . Nwvwilnm, ' www V- QE gil SENQR f i l' 4 ,ffm nw ' p-fl' KAL AAA' Nix M' ,- U ff N72 1,1 'Q' infix ffgl t ory In order +o gracluaie from B.O., l've found ii necessary 'lo 'rake courses in his- +ory. We have American Hisfory and Civics fhaf are required in our iunior and senior years, and we are allowed 'ro choose be- fween World Hisfory and Global Geog- raphy in 'rhe sophomore year. Mr. Yafes had +he responsibilify of 'reaching World His+ory and Civics, while Mr. Tuclcer 'roolc over fhe American hisfory and Global Geography classes. Of course, l've masiered all of fhese subiecis, and l'm now known as The Cos- mopoli+e. ien Math Mr. Norris is fhe head man around fhis deparf- menf. This year he faughf physics, biology, and gen- eral science. He really has fo pound some fhick sub- iecfs info our fhin heads. ln general science we learn where frogs come fromg in biology we learn how fo fake fhem aparf: and in physics, we elecfrocufe 'em. Mr. Norris said in college fhey dissecfed cafs so l have fo hide behind fhe cask of Hydrosulphuric Acid whenever he gefs fhaf old gleam in his eye. l have learned more abouf fhe firsf World War in science fhan l learned in American hisfory. Mr. Norris sure knows fhe facfs, buf he makes fhem a liffle more inferesfing fhan fhe sfraighf frufh. Now we come fo fhe mafh rooms, where we find sfudenfs slaving away frying fo find fhe cir- cumference of ping-pong balls, fhe carrying charge on a dafe, fhe value of x and y, efc. Mr. Hassing had fhe responsibilify fhis year of feaching Algebra ll, Senior Mafh, Plane Geomefry, and Solid Geom- efry, while Mr. Norris fook over freshman mafh and Mr. Yafes had Algebra I. We B.O. sfudenfs are very lucky fo have so many mafh courses offered for our benefif. l've sure learned a lof. 'ff fV37?w2Q, , Mf' ,Q f English Afler faking par'r in lhe English courses a+ Brea- Olinda, l feel E+ provides a variely of opporlunilies for self-expression in bolh speaking and wriling. l needed i+. By faking 'rhe English courses, l have gained an acquainlance wilh 'lhe besl' in lileralure of yesler- day and loday. We acquired slandards 'For evalu- aling magazines and newspapers as well as radio, lelevision and mol'ion piclures. l especially liked lhe many classics we inl'erpre'l- ed by oulslanding professional aclors on record- ings and we even look several field +rips lo +he Pasadena Playhouse, Fullerlon JC and Sanla Ana JC. Under lhe direclion of Miss Lyman and Mrs. Helvey, l lhink our Brea-Olinda English courses are very efficienl' in depicling lhe differenl' phases of English and world lilerafure. Speech ln speech class 'l'his year we learned +o meel many speech sifualions. We wro're and delivered original monologues, aHer-dinner speeches, radio programs, and con+es+ ora'I'ions. Some'I'imes we even debafed among ourselves. I mighl say on The be- half of my classmafes, l 'Feel 'lhal' lhe fraining l gained in speech class gives me self confidence for fufure success. I 5 N .l i W U I E If i l Business af Vf l have raken all 'lhe business courses under Mrs. Helmick's supervision in order +o learn +he correci business procedures. ln consumer educafion we learn how +o be good buyers. We make scrapbooks showing differeni labels and fypes of acls and keep frack of 'rhe slock reporfs. Now 1'ha'l l'm in shor+hand, l can finally de- cipher 'lhai' silly scribbling on +he blackboard. We learn 'Phe fheory of shorlhand, and 'lake dicrafion and franscribe. fp 3 -ri xg.. of 4 xk. qw 5' 53:51 sl y x co: 1 C5 M 4594.5 I bf: ' 5 X 5 2-we ---Q 25. In Iyping I, I Iearned Ihe keyboard of Ihe Iype- wri'rer and where everyihing was. Now 1'ha'l' I'm in +yping II, I have Io wri'I'e IeH'ers. IThey can'+ be 'Io my neighbor, ei+herII I rake banking wi1'h Vic Millar and Nick Ruiz, wi'I'h Mr. Norris as our adviser. Vic Iakes care of 'rhe sI'uden'r body accounI', and Nick manages 'Ihe cafeferia accounf. Me, I iusi' manage fo mess 'Ihem up whenever I can! I , In bookkeeping, we 'Iry fo keep books. Some- 'rimes we Iose Ihem, buf reaIIy we do 'Iry hard 'Io keep our figures sfraighf. i Ar None of' lhe bulle+in boards around school would be half as in+eres'ring if i'I' weren'i' for 1'he colorful poslers and illuslralions +ha+ our ar+ s+u- denis make +o announce 'lhe coming dances, plays, sales, and ofher school aclivilies. Some of lhe work each year is enlered in con- fesls and senl' 'ro several differenf exhibi+s. Our poppy posler winners 'rhis year for upper division were May Shinomiya, firsh Therole Miller, second: Sharlene Weaver, lhirdg and Joanne Ries, fourlh. ln lhe lower division, Mar+ha Smilh won firsh NaneHe DeRusha, second: Tommy Ward, lhirdg and Jeanne Hurs+, fourfh. l sure wish 1'ha+ I was as +alen+ed as +hey were bui' I'II 'fry again nexi' year. The biggesl improvemenl' in 'rhe arf deparlmenl has been a kiln for ceramic work. Today, many new 'rechniques and crafls challenge 'lhe mosl' enlerpris- ing sludenfs of arl. The curriculum, which includes arf apprecialion, color fheory, leH'ering, landscape and figure sludy, coslume design, slage craf+, forms of commercial arl, lealher and copper work along wilh ceramics, is varied enough fo accommodafe all sludenfs. S' 'll' t bv f I ' ,Rv px 4 pfx Je ri'-1 7' 3 YQ X 1 a . I . Mk :vi ' '. Y V- ls--1 r 1- I J f ,A 'I -.Z 1 AA lr, :if fa' '7' , f- T 1 El. ff ' ii, . i 5 ' X 'Q Here we have 'rhe musicians of lhe bunch. These kids include horn loolers, . drum bealers, and warblers. Mr. Prichard gives us +he downbeal. Some of us do no'l r lake band regularly, bul we do go in sev- eral limes a week and blend in wilh our fellow musicians. Our band is small bu+ mighlyg we have a +o+al of 33 noise makers and counling our full marching band we have 50 mem- bers. We enlered lhe Hunlinglon Beach San+a Clause Parade and broughl' home 'lhe second place lrophy in our division. Also we ra'led lops in lhe All-Weslern Band Review Parade al Long Beach. As a special aHrac+ion, we had a small combo 'rhal was really in lhe groove. ll included Bill Henderson, Ronald Wood, Bob Johnson, and Daniel Anderson. N091 f FRONT ROW fl. to r.J: E. Rehder, T. Davis, D. Menzie, R. Wood, J. Barton, J. Russell. SECOND ROW: D. Allen, R. Hall, M. Rodriguez, J. Pomato, M. Perdew, A. Johnson. F. Qavala, D, Teague. THIRD ROW: B. Johnson, V. Auer, V. Smith, 'W. Chansler, L. Shaw, G. Mitchell, G. Thomas, B. Swindle. BACK ROW: J. Hodges, V. Millar, Mr. Prichard, B. Henderson, J. Roberts, J. Hunker, M. Page, D. Anderson, J. Ries. Qs 'bfi .75 Music FIRST ROW fl. to r.J: R. Phillips, K. Kohler, J. Dey, C. Bath, B. Strain, G. Mabes, C. Kiger. SECOND ROW: S. Dey, J. Strickland, M. Parker, G. Thomas, B. Root, B. Smith, P. Hooten, L. Darling. THIRD ROW: R. Long, A. Piedra, S. Barry, V. Sabisch, M. Farber, R. Fields, D. Scott, D. Miller, Mr. Prichard. X99 ,no 2? YT R - 1 Hx - T-will T fs'-6 4 i ,li ., X1 ,nw In H COOK! CLA Ugh, wha+'s ihal' l smell? Oh, l know now, i'l s from +he science rooms. Knew H' couldn'+ be com- ing from here in ihe home ec. deparlmenl' because 'lhings made in our cooking lab. smell good and +as+e good foo. We cook anyfhing from ho+ wafer 'lo complele dinners. Cooking isn'l' l'he only lhing done around here. We learn +o sew-skirls, lailored sui+s, or uphols+ery. By lhe way, 'l'he redecoraiing job done by +he sec- ond period class in lhe bungalow iusl' can'+ go unmen+ioned. Many phases of homemaking, managemenl' and enferlainmenl' are infroduced +o lhe gals when lhey slay a+ 'lhe bungalow. This experience is highly valued by +hem land mel +hroughou+ lhe years. Home Wood Shop ts 'e s o J av g, 4' 'f F M i ' 2 ,. ,, Well, Folks, now lef me show you around lhe woodshop and mechanical drawing rooms. Our in- s+ruc'lor way oul here is Mr. Gil S'rraw. He's a real good guy and he puls up wilh a lol' of guff ' from us. We have a very well equipped shop oul' here and 'rhere haven'+ been any serious acciclenls lhis year. Over in +he mechanical drawing room 'ihe guys slave over +heir drawings lrying for 'rhai per- Fed one, and once in a while, making il. We had a heap of fun here in I952 and '53 and I hope all you guys +ha+ fake shop nexl year are real care- ful and have a good 'rime loo. Wa'I'ch ou'r for +ha+ band saw! Machin Shop ln machine shop fhis year we learned how +o opera+e and 'rake care of several differenf kinds of machinery. Mr. Pianfoni has +augh+ us 'ro make differenf kinds of fool clamps and also several 'rypes of +ools. The boys who 'rake 'rhis course gel' a knowledge of a frade and should be able +o gel' iobs in fhis line of workg +ha1' is, if +hey don'+ go on +o college. Well, iusf call on me when you need a screw driver or hammer made, and l'll show you wha? a clever guy l am. , .21 S Agriculture ln ag. we've really sfudied hard under Mr. Squires. We learned abouf budding, graffing, and pruning of frees, abouf poulfry, fhe differenf fypes of feeds, fhe feed- ing of livesfock and fhe sfudy of field crops. We have really been busy on our school farm. We puf up corrals, made feed racks, and puf in wafer froughs. Then we fenced in fhe added l0 acres. For our baby chicks ll don'f gef along wifh fhem so welll we made and sef up one sunshine brooder and a second one will be 'Finished for nexf year. We now know how fo harvesf be-cause we harvesfed abouf eighf acres of oafs fhis year. For our field frips we visifed several chicken ranches: boy, did l have fun. We also wenf on proiecf fours fo see differenf sfudenf proiecfs. We even learned how fo keep records on our proiecfs. Now, we keep record books fo show how much we've accomplished: we sure have learned a lofl Gy Gym classes help lo increase muscular co-orclin- alion of 'lhe body and quickness of 'lhe mind in an almosphere of relaxalion. There are lhose of us who s+re+ch +ha'l relaxalion parl a bi+, bolh mincl and body. The fellows play foofball, baslce'I'ball, fraclc, base- ball, volleyball, fennis, badmin+on and a fasf game of bombardmenl' in rainy wealher. lYou should see me run when fha? ball comes my way.l Health The gals lake parl in baslcelloall, lennis, hockey, volleyball, badminlon, soflball, and learn new cl dur- dances during rainy wealher. On Wednes ays ' m period l'he girls 'lalce one of 'rhe 'Following mg gy four heal+h subjeclsz hygiene, lirsl aid, home nurs- ing or child care. Gym is a lol' of fun ancl we all look forward 'ro il. il 1 M X X , X X ,ff,,W ff 'Q WMM,,uahM.Mvf, WM fnwlwh X I , i IQ X . M LL Q ' W l Yfkf f m iii. Mi 'ma ui' ui sq, M! ' u-gg m MM ' M 4 3:51 M 3 H1 W ull W Cmssss F.F.A. 35 Wildcat Staff 4 BARBARA ABBOTT G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' League Cab. 35 Student Body Treas. 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Hl-Y Girl of the Year 4. 1,2 Class DEAN ALLEN nnis 2 3' H'- Te ,, iY1,2,3,4. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew SHERYL BARRY G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. inet 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 45 Gusher Staff 45 Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Music Club Cab inet 3, 45 Class Officer 1 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Spanish Club Pres. 2 LYNNE DARLING Executive Board 1. 35 Gusher Staff 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Manager 35 Class Officer 1, 45 Dramatics 3, 45 -i Spanish Club 1. -L , 3, 45 Spanish Club 1. LYNN BLYSTONE Basketball 45 Track 15 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Officer 1, 2, 45 Board of Control 45 Wild- cat Staff 45 Band 2, 45 Glee Club 15 Dramatics 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2. ,Ah-on fha, , f, ...Ag ROBERTA DICKENSON Coed Queen 45 Wildcat Staff 4: Glee Club 35 Flag Twirler 2, 45 Spanish Club 15 Dra- matics 2. LEE BROWN Baseball 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, Latin Club 1, 2. ANNE DUGGER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Cabinet 2, 35 Executive Board 3, 45 Scholarship 3, 4? Wildcat Staff 45 Gusher Staff 35 Gusher Editor 45 Glee Club 15 Flag Twirler 2, 35 Drama- tics 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 2. S of 5 3 . REHTA FIELDS Wildcat Staff 4: Glee Club 3: Dramatics 3, 4: Spanish Club , . ALFRED FRANCO Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2: Jr. Hi-Y Pres. 2: Stage Crew 2. BARBARA GOODMAN JOE GUDMUNDSSON G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Cab- Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- inet 4: Band 1: Glee Club 3: ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, Yell Leader 4: Flag Twirler 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatics 3, 4: Spanish 2, Class Officer 1: Dramatics Club 1, 2: Wildcat Staff 3. 3: Latin Club 1, 2. BILL HENDERSON Basketball 2: Baseball 2: Hi Y 1, 2, 3: F.F.A. 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Drama- tlcs 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2. JEANNE HODGES G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Cab- inet 3: Girls' League Cab. 1: Executive Board 4: Scholar- ship 3, 4: Wildcat Editor 4: Gusher Staff 4: Band 1, 2, 3: 4: Dramatics 4: Spanish Club 2: Latin Club 1. ROBERTA HALL G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Cab- inet 3, 4: Girls' League Cab. 2: Executive Board 1: Wild- cat Editor 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1: Spanish Club 1, 2: Spanish Club Pres. 2: Dramatics 4: Gusher Staff 4. DELBERT HOOVER Fullerton 1: Football 4: Stage Crew 2. PERRY KESY Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1: Track 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 1: -CIe2e Club 1, 2: Stage Crew , . CAL LANDON Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: HI-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Officer 4: F.F.A. 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 3: Spanish Club 1, 2. LINDA LEE Mount Vernon High 1: Gush- er Staff 4: Dramatics 4: La- tin Club 3, 4. BILL LESTER Football 1: B Basketball Capt. 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Hi-Y 4: Board of Control 2, 3, 4: Board of Control Pres. 4: Wildcat Staff 4: Gusher Staff 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Dramatics 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Latin Club 3: Boys' State Representa- tive 3. BOB LUSSOW Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Class Officer 1, 2, 4: Span- ish Club 1. ELLA MABES G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 3: Flag Twirler 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Council 1: Dramatics 3, 4: Spanish Club 1. Seniors Well, kids, here it is-the mighty page ot history tor the seniors. As we turn back the days ot time we see these kids meekly entering Brea-Olinda Union High School. Attenr a tew weeks ot hubble jumble, they get themselves organized and start earning some money tor their class through concessions under the able lead- ership ot Mrs. Helmick and Mr. Brucker. While treshmen they topped oft the year with a Voodoo Dance in the school cafeteria. As lhe sophomore year rolled around, we find 'rhem gelling a lillle more aggres- sive. They highlighled 'lhis year with 'I'he sophomore dance, The Gypsy Trail. Peelcing around lhe corner of 'lhe nexl' year we find 'lhem as juniors busily work- ing 'lo make money and preparing for +he prom which was held al' lhe Greenbrier l lol'el in Garden Grove. The lheme was carried ou+ in island fashion. This year Mr. S'l'raw look Mr. Brucker's place as our class adviser. Bolh he and Mrs. Helmiclc really helped l'his year lo be a success. The annual iunior dance was 'rhe Fireman's Ball and everyone had a rip roaring lime. For 'lhe las'l main aclivily of lhe year l'he junior play was held: lhis 'lurned ou'r 'lo be lwo plays inslead of one and was very differenl from lhe olhers in pasl' years. Mr, Vincen+ and Murder in lhe Family were lheir lilies. Seniors VIC MILLAR Basketball 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Pres. 4: Hi-Y Officer 2, 39 Scholarship 2, 3, 49 Schol- arship Pres. 4g Gusher Staff 47 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Of- flcer 2, 35 Dramatics 45 Span- ish Club 1, 2. SHIRLEY ROETTER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Dramatics 39 Spanish Club 1. ELAINE MILLER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Cab- inet 4, Scholarship 2, 3, 4: Wildcat Staff 4, Gusher Staff 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club 15 Music Club Cabinet 29 Ma- jorette 49 Dramatlcs 47 La- tin Club 1, 2. THEROLE MILLER Football 1: Basketball 1, 2, 39 Track 1, 2, 47 Stage Crew ROBERT MORROW Rlis High 1, 23 Basketball 1, 27 Baseball 1. GLENNA MITCHELL G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 4 Wildcat Staff 4. LYNN OLIVER MARIAN PAGE Basketball 1, 2, 4: C Basket- G.A.A. 1, Scho I a r s h i p 1, ball Capt. 2: Track 2, Hi-Y Wildcat Staff 4, Band 1, 2, 1, 2, 3: Stage Crew 2, 3: 4: Dramatlcs 4, Latin Club Spanish Club 1. 1, 2. LAYMAN McCOY Football 1, 4, Stage Crew 1, 29 Spanish Club 1. BUD NlcKlNLEY Football 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, Coed King 4, Stage Crew 29 Span- ish Club 1. C i A BILL PIXLER FRANK REYES JV Baseball 2: Wildcat Staff Football 1, 2: Baseball 1, 3: Class Pres. 2: Dramatics FFA- 3. 42 Bafid 2. 31 Spar'- 2' 3, 4, ish Club 1. JOANNE RIES G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship 39 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Council 15 Dramatics 3, 4, Latln Club 1, 2. 53 JA G.A.A. League Cab. 2, Wildcat 4, Band Cabinet NET ROBERTS 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Pres. 4, Girls' League 3, 4, Scholarship 1, Staff 4, Gusher Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Club 2, Latin Club 1, 2. 53 FLORENTINO SAVALA Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hl-Y 1, 2, 3. 4: Wildcat Staff 4: Band 1, 3, 4: Dramatlcs 4: Latln Club 1, 2, MARIAN RODRIQUEZ G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Cab- inet 3, 4: Executive Board 4: Board of Control 3: Wildcat Staff 4: Gusher Staff 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Student Body Secy. 4: Spanish Club 1: Latin Club 2, 3. BEVERLY ROOT G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Cab- inet 2, 3: Executive Board 4: Board of Control 3, 4: Gusher Staff 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Majorette 2, 3, 4: Athletic Manager 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2. FRED STEWART LOU TAKAS Football 1, 2, 3, 4: B Football Football 4: Basketball 3, 4: Capt. 2: Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: JV Base- ball Capt. 3: Hi-Y 1 2, 3,4 Hl-Y Officer 2, 3: Class Presz 3: Class Officer 1, 2: Span- ish Club 1, 2. I .. . NICK RUIZ JOHN SARTHOU Football 1: Baseball 1: Track Tennis 2, 3: Track 1, 2: 4: Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1: Executive Board 3, Class Pres. 4: Spanish Club 4: F.F.A. 3, 4: F,F.A. Pres. 3: 3: Latin Club 1, 2. Gusher Staff 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Stage Crew 1: Red Cross Council 2: Spanish Club 1. SHlRLEY TAYLOR G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Pres. 4: Girls' League Cabinet 3: Board of Control 1, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Gush. CF Staff 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Song Leader 3, 4: Yell Lead- er 2: Class Officer 3: Span- ish Club 2. DWANE TEAGUE Football 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4 As the senior year rolls to an end, we find them huslling about even more. Most of the students had important positions in running the school activities and were kept busy all the time. Nick Ruiz, as president, had the job of managing us this year with the help of our advisers, of course. In spite of all their work they got a lot of pleasure out of putting on the senior dance and their other class activ- ities. Their dance was under the theme of The Gay Nine+ies and everyone enjoyed dancing 'ro the music of the Four of Us. The senior play was really swell. H was entitled, The Fires of Spring, and was directed by Miss Lyman and several stu- dents. Boy, did the kids have fun al' ditch day which was al' Snow Valley: several got colds, frozen hands and even broken legs. Luckily, I only froze my tail. This year their senior breakfast was held at the Laguna Beach Hotel overlooking the beautiful coastline and beach below. A wiener roast was held the same evening at Bird Rock. Oh, we can r forget the wonderful prom the iuniors and their advisers, Mrs. Hedges and Shorty Smith gave the seniors at the Pacific Coast Club: everyone had a perfect time and 'lhey all want to thank the juniors for such an eventful evening. JACK TOWLE Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Football Capt. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2: Track Capt. 1: Hi-Y 1, 2: Executive Board 3: Gusher Staff 4: Stage Crew 2: Class Pres. 1: Student Body V.P. 3: Spanish Club 1. JENILOU VISE South Gate High 1, 2: G.A.A. 4: Board of Control 3, 4: I Scholarship 4: Wildcat Staff 4 4: G.A.A. Cabinet 4. T ROLAND WATKINS Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Stage Crew 1: Class Officer 4. CHARLES WESTERHOUT Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Officer 3 3: Executive Board 4: 'Wild- ' cat Staff 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Student Body Pres. 4: Dra- matics 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2. f , 4, ,V f , ff f V5 f iz ,W pf 9 W' , ,Q ' 2 4 1 V Q! , ff KZI, ,VCV f 1 ' ff ff WF nfl' if' HT ff: fu f uuior-Senior rom Pacific Coait Club, March 27, 1955 n -I-1111. www . - -X - ,,. , , , w-m.amw,,.fx., mama' -vu:-L fx, ...nm 1- 1-n:'l..1mu.w1,xx r l 5, , p ..f ,nn im, -pn- FRONT ROW ldlagonally D. Brannon, R. Morrison, J. Hill, J. Brobst, S. 'Weaver, R. Nicar, B. Ellyson, K. Kohler. SECOND ROW: D. Ryan, J. Nichols, M. Faublon, R. Rodrlquez, B. Nelson, D. Birdsall, J. Hunker. BACK ROW: W. Wilson, J. Krlgbaum, J. Barton, J. McDowell, B. Bergman. K xxwx FRONT ROW il. to r.J: F. McReynolds, J. Gordon, C. Watkins, J. Aldrich SECOND ROW: B. Schmidt, H. Davis, R. Thomson. THIRD ROW: M Hooten, F. Rehder, V. Smith. FOURTH ROW: D. Tobin, H. Bivens, D. An derson. BACK ROW: N. Sarthou, L. Spires, G. Barber. FRONT ROW fl. to r.J: P. Duck, L. Smith, L. Barnes, G. Dugger, A. Bird. SECOND ROW: M. Amistadi, M. Shinomiya, R. Hyde, M. Stegeman, J. Badger. THIRD ROW: J. Sarthou, M. Lorea, D. Shuck, B. Johnson, P. Put- nam. BACK ROW: J. Claydon, L. Clark, R. Scott, J. Russell. Juniors This junior class had quiie a year! Well, wi'rh Joe Sarlhou as class presidenl, Dick Birdsall as vice presidenl, Beverly Schmidf as lreasurer and Rose Marie Thomson as secreiary and wiih Shoriy Smi+h and Mrs. Hedges lo guide lhem, why shouldn r ihey have had a good year? Firsi +hey gave a swell play called June Mad. Beverly Schmidi had +he lead wi+h Bobby Johnson, Lynn Rae Barnes, Joe Sarihou, Mary Jo Amisladi, Maureen Hoofen, Wayne Wilson, Claudia Walkins, Jimmy Russell, Joan Hunker and David Shuck in imporlani roles. Secondly, The Junior-Senior Prom was held ai fhe Pacific Coasl Club al' Long Beach. The fheme was called Over 'lhe Rainbow. Boy, wha+ a real swell shindig ii was! All in all ii was a full year for +he Juniors, bul' if l know lhem, 'lhey enjoyed every minufe of if. Sophomores The sophomore class members were really lcepl busy fhis year. Much of lheir 'lime was 'laken up in +heir magazine drive, 'rheir foo+ball concessions and +heir class dance, The Sfardusl Ball, which was held in January. These even+s all added +0 'Their freasury which is sfeadily increasing. This year lhey were led by Presideni Wilbur Chansler, wifh Jimmy Coon as vice president Mardine Anderson, secre+aryg Carol Shaffer, as freasurer, and Janice Sfriclcland, as class represen+a+ive. Mrs. Shadforfh and Mr. Hassing advised 'them in all of fheir aclivilies and deserve a voie of lhanks. NT FZ W .t . 2 S. D , J. D , C. B th, C. Shaff r, J. Strickland. PRO O ll 0 ri ey ey al J Shucke THIRD ROW' SECOND ROW: E. Smith, B. Abbott, K. Nlils, . . . - C. Fields, L. Morris, G. Calderwood, J. Coon., FOURTH ROW: B. Durbin' E. Swoap, F. Secrest, D. N'lcNIechan, J. Helmuck. FRONT ROW CI. to r.j: M. Farber, B. Daris, D. Scott, B. Givan, M. Wade, H. Lorea, M. An- derson, D. Neal, F. Serna. SECOND ROW: S. Ricco, C. Kiger, D. Miller, G. Mabes, D. Ott. R. Nicar, P. Smith, C. Nedderman, T. Davis. BACK RO'W: D. Ries, C. Tardaquila, B. Bostrorn, D. Anderson, R. Nation, R. Burt, W. Chansler, M. Dho, V. Auer. Wilbur Chansler and Carol Shaffer were iheir represen+a+ives 'For Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae and for Co-ed King and Queen candicla+es +hey chose Charles Nedcler- man and Diana Neal. They're very proud of 'rhose who made scholarship +his year. They were Janice Slrickland, Marcline Anderson, Janef Dey ancl Wilbur Chansler. FRONT ROW ll. to r.7: L. George, J. Silvas, M. Parker, l. Perryman, M. McReynolds, C. Johnson, D. Pfaff, A. Piedra, A. Hoskins, J. Hurst. SECOND ROW: L. Lussow, E. Lucas, M. Goodrich, A. Francis, P. Hooten, D. Taylor, T. Ward, D. Osborne, B. Turner, A. Johnson. THIRD ROW: J. Pomato, R. Long, L. Ogden, L. Brobst, B. Strain, J. Baker, R. Wood, L. Pear son, V. Ellyson, D. Ullrich. FOURTH ROW: N. DeRusha, B. Putnam, M. Smith, G. Thomas, B. Smith, R. Bivens, P. Costea, R. Hamilton, J. Peterson, B. Jensen. FIFTH ROW: J. Webb, L. Henry, C. Maddox, L. Watkins, B. Swindle, L. Shaw, D. Menzie, R. Ledbetter, J. Roberts, oke H. Giffin. BACK ROW: B. Bath, J. Phillips, E. Rehder, R. Badger, H. Slmart, G. Co , B. Oulrey, R. Thompson, B. Meeder, W. Tucker, D. Wagoner. Freshmen Say, did you know ThaT The Treshman class is The biggesT class in The school? Well, iT is. There are 68 oT Them. The class members sTarTed The year oTT righT by elecTing Their able class oTTicers-John Baker, presidenT, Danny lJhaTT, vice presi- denT, Bonnie PuTnam, secreTary and Lois Lussow, Treasurer. Mr. Prichard and Mrs. Helvey are doing a good iob in keeping This bunch sTraighT. This class has been very busy in all of Their acTiviTies. lThis year in Their baskeTball concessions alone Their ToTal business was over Sl50.l Some oT The Treshmen gave The TirsT assembly oT The year, all oT Them being scared To deaTh. AlmosT all oT The girls have Taken parT in G.A.A. and Tour oT Them appeared in a skiT Tor The FaTher and DaughTer BanqueT. The Sock Hop was Their dance, which Took place on May 22, l953. They were also lucky This year To have The TirsT car in driver educaTion. Boy, how Those kids can drive! Of course The smarT ones in This class made scholarship: They were Linda Ogden, who had The highesT number oT poinTs oT The whole lisT, Lois Lussow and John Baker. They've had a swell year and hope To have Three more successTul ones here aT B.O. Autographs .fa f W, 7311991 'rf Y 1. .-X' 'iw Fm X xx ' Y X x f 1 x 45 f X3 li I' ff X ., f K X! XX? X l x , ,f I x X D ' ! 1 ' s ' 'SW' XXX f . , v ll 61:51 if' fhf- w . V Y YV g- ' Ii' '72fK N f l '-el 'les-, - , N ' 'f 'J 9. 1. g.,-4 A25 fgzff 2 -1 . f 'X 11 JM N wx - 'I . .X 5.3 ' , h ' -11, f . N, pf- I.. Fkieimyf-3 , 4 X---f - V: ' mm .x-m?Msv..,:.5iZ. ,,X 1 1-. A ' 5 ,l'41,,,fA7 . qf gg. k iff .. . Vx fn'-fiv f mf! -- aff-A I ' 'yfwn A i-'TWC 1' fr' f 75'-fl, A 4- 'f - 'A ' ' 9:51 f J '4 f L' of IQ: xl A?-Y X 1 , N ',t -' Qu Q., H. 1513.31 .3-exp' , 'E-iii? 'HSV-13: X -' ' '11 rG , 4. ' X. ' mg f, A , , --er N ' 'X' ,ZH tv- .,.,,,:w,. K- + an 'f,- 1 3 ..,-'45-vm 5 -Q-7'?:'f-,QJQL ' ,,, xQ, ,' , 1 -' v,5A :j 4-:7q.r, 4? f Pf'!:'L 94f'zSg7s- . ' lJuiiErf?'4A 'fiQ'4'9iflJ f'5 f:-7 - 1 x Xs3 Y i-f i -:,.V Y..' -, w,,,..,+.qg:-L'--' ACTIVITIES 1 Mar+in Lorea, Vice Presidenl Marian Rodriquez, Secreiary Barbara Abboil, Treasurer Charles Wesferhoul' Sfudenlbody Presideni xecutive Board FRONT ROW: QI. to r.J: B. Root, D. Osborne, J. Hodges, NI. Shinomiya. SECOND ROW: J. Strickland, A. Dugger, J. Sarthou, R. Scott. BACK ROW: M. Rodriquez, C. Westerhout, Mr. Hopkins, B. Abbott. . .mzf sew: m e X Led by Charles Wes+erhou+, our Exec- u+ive Board really had a successful year. Ivieeling every Monday, we planned 'rhe ac+ivi'i'ies for our school and decided on ihe business maH'ers. Our Kick-off Dance really go+ school info full swing, and every- one go? acquainied. We aH'ended Three conferences of +he CASC, and we ihink our Execuiive Board has really done a swell job. Mr. Hopkins ac+s as our overseer. Board of Af afar' Contro yr 1.4.-Q The Board of Confrol, our iudiciary body of Brea-Olinda, is a group of kids who enforce fhe rules and regulafions of our school. Bill Lesfer was our capable pres- iclenf, assisfed by Jimmy Claydon as veep, and Jenilou Vise, secrefary. We had lofs of offenders fhis year, and had fun bring- ing fhem before our courf, and assigning fhem fheir punishmenf. We also were in charge of fhe frosh boys' clean-up com- miffee. Mr. Hassing advised fhe group. e M... W. Q ,.u.......,..,,. f TRASH i Bill Lesfer Presidenf l ix--I SEATED ll-10 r-Jr J. Claydon, B. Lester. J. vise. STANDING: l.. Blystone D. Shuck, S. Taylor, D. Cornell, W. Chansler, B. Root, J. Roberts, Mrl Hassing. . --W...,....,, G. L. Cabinet FRONT ROW QI. to r.p: J. Roberts, L. Barnes, M. Hooten. BACK ROW: S. Dey, C. Shaffer, J. Hunker, P. Hooters, Miss Whlsnant, B. Putnam. X Janei' Roberfs Presidem' 4 ,. f Girls' Lea Well, here we are in lhe Girls' League which is made up ol hard-working girls, wilh me added, ol course. ll's our duly lo pro- mole friendliness and harmony among lhe sludenls. This year we were under lhe leadership ol Presidenl Janel Roberls, wilh Miss Whisnanl as our adviser. The cabinel was made up ol Lynn Rae Barnes as vice presidenl, Maureen Hoolen, secre- laryg Arlene Bird, lreasurer, and Carol Shaller, Pally Hoolen, Bon- nie Pulnam, Joan Hunker and Shirley Dey wilh lheir various dulies. l really had lun al lhe Co-ed Dance which we sponsored on February I I. Roberla Dickenson and Buddy McKinley had lhe honor ol reigning over lhe dance as Co-ed King and Queen. We had our annual Molher-Daughler Banquel lhis year on May l, wilh ils lheme, Jusl as lhe lwig is benl, so inclines lhe lree, carried oul in lhe decoralions, enlerlainmenl and by our speaker, Mrs. Mills, Dean ol Women ol Ml. San Anlonio College. The girls and l dug righl in and rounded up some clolhes lor +he Save lhe Children Federalion lhis year lor our annual proiecl. l even gave some ol my old clolhes because l knew il was a very worlhwhile cause. Four Courlesy Week lhis year we gave a panel discussion lor our parl ol lhe program. We discussed lhe proper aclion on a school campus. We also had a lol ol lun al lhe beach May 305 lhal is if our I0 cenls dues were paid. Have you seen our new popcorn machine oul al lhe games? Thal's how we make our money along wilh our pencil sales. We boughl lhis new machine lor lhe Gi. in hopes lhal il will help our lreasury in lhe lulure. , '--s, Coed King 81 Queen f T 'K if A VV., , i 1 l . I W f ,, ,X U Roberla Dickenson, Buddy McKinley We Hi-Y'ers really had our hands full this year: besides our local dinners and meetings we had some swell trips. We all went to Y-Day in Holly- wood oi course, and some of us wenl' Io the Hi-Y Officers Training Course early +his year ai' Caialina. This year our club was lucky 'ro have Iwo dele- gales seni' +o Youth in Government in Sacramenlog the lucky ones were Lynn Blysione and Vic Millar, bui' l'm going +0 go nexl' year. As you know, 'Ihe Hi-Y is a service club: we helped a+ meets, games, and other school pro- grams lhrough the year. We were led ihrough +his year 'io our climax, fhe Girl of The Year Dance, by our Presidenl, Vic Millar, and VP Fred Sfewari. Our very able pen- wielder was Lynn Blysione. Congra+ula'rions 'ro lhe Girl of the Year, +he girl of our choice, Barbara Abbott. FRONT ROW QI. to r.J: L. Blystone, V. Millar, F. Stewart. SECOND ROW D. Shuck, C. Landon, B. Lester, C. 'Westerhout. THIRD ROW: J. Shuck, E Swoap. FOURTH ROW: P. Putnam, R. Ivlorrison, B. Berg-man, G. Calder- wood, R. Thompson. FIFTH ROW: F. Secrest, D. Ries, J. Sarthou, W. Wil- son, F. Savala, B. Jensen, B. Swindle. SIXTH ROW: D. Anderson, J. Baker D. Ryan, D. lvlclvlechan, E. Rehder. SEVENTH ROW: R. Ledbetter, T. Ward E. Smith, V. Smith, D. Allen, J. Russell, J. Phillips. BACK ROW: Nlr. Plan toni, Mr. Prichard. Hi- Girl of i'he Year Ami Barbara AbboH Anofher year has gone by and fhe G.A.A. girls and I have had Iofs of fun geffing acquainfed wifh new girls and learning fhe frue meaning of fhe Girls' Afhlefic Associafion. G.A.A. has been in exisfence for 3I years. If sfands for honesfy, cleanliness, Ioyalfy and is one of fhe finesf organizafions in school. This year's presidenf was Shirley Taylor while Vice Presidenf Roberfa Hall, Secrefary Elaine Miller, Treasurer Sheryl Barry and fhe managers for every sporf assisfed her wifh fhe help cf Miss Whife, fheir adviser. We all had a real good fime sponsoring our many acfivifies. Our Sadie Hawkins Dance was held November I4 wifh Tony Ondaro and Barbara Abboff as Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae. On February 25 we inifiafed I2 girls info 'G.A.A.-- boy, whaf fun! The girls were fhen given fheir formal inifiafion af fhe Fafher and Daughfer Ban- quef on March I7. For a day's oufing fhe members and I wenf fo fhe beach in June. We had an awful Iof of fung I even gof my fail wefl To malce money fhis year for our organizafion we had playnighfs, box socials and sold apples, of course, I added my confribufions. G.A.A. is really a worfhwhile organizafion where girls have fhe opporfunify fo make new friends and parficipafe in sporfs. Daisy Mae - Li'l Abner Barbara Abboff, Tony Ondaro G.A.A. Cabinet FRONT ROW fl. to r.J: Miss White, S. Barry, S. Taylor. SECOND ROW. L Ogden, M. Rodriquez. THIRD ROW: B. Schmidt, J. Dey. FOURTH ROW: ' ' H. D ' . BACK ROW: Bi Goodman, M. Shinomlya. FIFTH ROW: E. Miller, avls R. Hall. Shirley Taylor Presidenf FRONT ROW fl. to ray: D. Nlenzie, 'W. Simart, J. Sey, C. Tardaguila, E. Swoap, M. Stegeman, K. Mills. SECOND ROW: S. Dey, A. Hoskins, B. Ellyso , B. Putnam, R. Hamilton, R. Bivens, R. Wood, J. Shuck, J. Baker. THIRD ROW: Nlrs. Shadforth, J. Silvas, L. George, D. Birdsall. J. Peterson, V. Auer, C. Fields, R. Ledbetter. BACK ROW: D. Badger, D. Anderson, W. Chansler, E. Rehder, G. Calderwood, J. Helmick. panish Club Under 'rhe leadership of Cesar Tardquila, presi- denl, and Mrs. Shadforih, adviser, ihe Spanish Club enioyed a very eveniful year. Firsi we weni lo Olvera Slreel on Nov. 6. Afier eaiing al' La Golondrina, some of my classmales boughl sombreros, candles, iewelry and caclus candy. Nexi was our visii 'lo The Mission lnn al River- side on Dec. ll. There we saw colleclions of bells, painiings and many 'lhings of inieresl from all over The world. Cur annual Chrislmas pariy and pageanl was held in 'rhe cafeleria where ihe Nacimienio was lhe cenler of inleresi. Boy, did l have fun. Afier +he Spanish dinner, l passed lhe casca- rones 'Filled wilh confe++i around among lhe guesls. Then colorful pinaias filled wi+h candies were broken and proved 'lo be grea+ fun. The giils we broughl were laier 'laken 'ro 'rhe children ai' Casa Colina and ai' 'l'he Rancho Los Amigos. Adios, fellow classmafes, see you nexi' year. I +hink! 'a 4 ,6 L' if an iv Sch Fosfering a high sfandard of scholarship and broad ideals of service, our Chapler of 'rhe California Scholarship Federaiion had an unusually aclive year. ln lhe fall, we played hosI', along wilh Valencia High School +o all 'lhe olher C.S.F. Chap+ers in our dislricl. A banquel in our cafe+eria, feafuring aufumn colors in candles and olher fable decorafions, dramalic and musical enI'er+ainmenI', and dancing in +he paI'io, comprised 'rhe program. Vic Millar, our disfricl' presiden+, served as masfer of ceremonies. Our enfire group, joined by my classmafes on lhe second scholarship lisl', +heir adviser, Miss Lyman and Mrs. C. T. SlayI'on and Mrs. L. E. Gordon, journeyed io La Jolla for a day's ouiing in April. A visi'r +0 'rhe aquarium museum al Ihe Scripps lnsI'i+u+e of Oceanography and a picnic and swim were enjoyed on I'his occasion. My classmales whose scholaslic achievemenrs earned 'Ihem C.S.F. raring for l952-l953 were John Baker, Sheryl Barry, Wilbur Chansler, Janel' Dey, Anne Dugger, Barbara Ellyson, Monly Faubion, Jeanne Hodges, Lois Lussow, Vic Millar, Elaine Miller, Linda Ogden, Nick Ruiz, Jimmy Russell, May Shinomiya, Joanne Ries, and Jenilou Vise. Second Scholarship Sludenls included Mardine Anderson, Joy Gordon, Joan Hunlcer, Marian Page, Janel' Roberls, David Shuck and Janice Sfriclcland. Wouldn'I' if be swell if all 'rhe s'ruden+s a+ B.O. were on scholarship? olarship SITTING fl. to r.J: B. Ellyson, J. Vise, L. Ogden, L. Lussow, M. Shinomiya. STANDING: J. Russell, E. Miller, J. Hodges, V. Millar, S. Barry, A. Dugger, J. Baker, Miss Lyman. Vic Millar Presideni' H ' R View g . 0 177, ,xfxyfxv FRONT ROW ll. to r.J: F. Savala, L. Blystone, B. Lester. SECOND ROW: R. Fields, M. Ro- drlquez, J. Hodges, R. Hall, E. Miller. BACK ROW: R. Dickenson, C. Westerhout, A. Dugger, L Brown, M. Page, J. Roberts, R. Loverlng, G. Nlltchell. 16'-'ff yn an J 'Sf .ffef F' '95 vt.. ,AL T' Jeanne Hodges, lsl Semesler Wil s 1 Edilor Roberla Hall, 2nd Semesler Edilor ,V 4 11222, 4,9 sly Pgff' '5' dcat Stall Here we have a press conference of budding iournalisls. These are lhe cub re- porlers who rounded up lhe sluff for our I7 edilions of lhe Wildcat This year for The firsl lime in lhree years our paper was ediled solely by lhe class. On special occasions we had one eighl' page paper and 'l'wo six page papers and 'lor variely's salce we also had one green and gold colored edi'l'ion. Once every lwo weeks lhe publicalion is inspecled by all, and lhose Thursdays when 'l'he maslerpiece comes off lhe press are always big days for all of us cal's, especially since we were awarded a l'hird place raling in lhe Columbia Scholaslic Press Associalion con'les'l'. Mr. Yales, our adviser, is very proud of' us. Gusher Staff And now +l1e big momenf-yes, lhese are +l1e ca+s responsible for +l'1is piece of li+era'lure. These are +l'le pen pushers, word galherers, ar'risl's, camera bugs, and money iugglers who made my four pos- sible. Anne Dugger and Mr. Yales head +l1is bril- lian+ slaff of originals. We've had a lol' of fun working wi+l'1 fhis produclion, bul' boy, are we glad i+'s over and paid for. Paid for? Anne Dugger, Edilor V Ll FRONT ROW Cl. to r.J: S. Barry, B. Root, V. Millar, A Dugger, J. Roberts, S. Taylor. SECOND ROW: M. Shinomiya, R. Hall, M. Rodriquez, L. Darling, B. Lester. BACK ROW: J. Hodges, L. Lee, Mr. Yates, J. Sarthou, E. Miller, J. Towle. F. F. A. Well folks, here we are a+ +he F.F.A. barn, which, by +he way, is one of 'rhe lafesl' addifions +0 our school. We have all of 'rwenly acres oui here now on which we keep our caHle, rabbils, sheep, and +hose darn gophers. This summer we'll be doing some more building ouf here, we have +o build a +rac'ror shed, hog pen, and chicken unil. We are also planning a classroom ou'r here on 'lhe farm and we plan lo planl' a small orchard unil' evenlually. This year we had a grea+ lime showing off our animals al' such places as 'lhe L.A. Fair, +he Orange Show, and lhe Weslern Liveslock Show. John Sarihou, our Senlinel, broughl home some swell prizes from lhe L.A. Fair and ofher galherings. Cal Landon was our Vice Presidenl for l952-53, second only fo John Aldrich, President Our no+e-keeper was Dean Ries and our money laker, Frank Reyes. .'fv'fv . up -as .A y I 59 N M 9 s 1 wil! x 'X . I n,-125, , L ,zfih f' f' ' r f ,mi-:fl X' Qwu 'faux ,.W f1 ' ff . M5921 I f, 1 V 1 gf' f If . M-. , ., ,f .. ,f Af Wy. 1434, uf K , Y' .A ww Q WZU2f4i1f'?942' . Wfkw' ff TQ'ff'ff'vf'7 'L?'f 722 f A 'ywisff?'g'fv,wf , , gf- 1f.5gbf7'5wfff'f:,2Q14 ,W ,ff M ' I - 'I f +1 fe 49' 3.5, , f , f 1,1 aftnffs 1zLwi,wh 5Z'ffK1f4?i-V Q.. 1' ' fi' ., KNEELING Cl. to r.D: C. Maddox, B. Swindle, B. Tucker, E. Rehder, J. Phlllips, J. Sarthou. STANDING: Mr. Squires, D. Brannon, D. Ries, F. Serna, B. Bostrorn, L.. Clark. RIDING THE FENCE: R. Nicar, R. Nation, N. Sarthou, J. Aldrich, V. Smith, C. Landon, J. Sarthou, R. Scott, D. Anderson, F. Reyes. ,, . , A If I M X 4.M.t.,t.f. . X 'NX Jonny Aldrich, Presidenl FLAG TWIRLER Derry Lee OH MAJORETTES Weaver, G. Mabes, B. Roof, E. Miller YELL LEADERS B. Goodman, L. Barnes, L. Smifh. Nj 0 wif School Spirit MUSIC CLUB CABINET SONG LEADERS FRONT ROW: II. 'ro r.I: S. Barry, B. S+raing BACK ROW: V. Smi'rI1, KNEELING II. 'ro r.I: S. Taylor, S. Weaver W. Chansler, Mr. Prichard. STANDING: B. Schmidf, P. Duck. S3 POM PON GIRLS D. Osborne, E. Mabes, L. Lussow, L. Ogden, M. I-Ioo+en, M. Amisiadi, A. Bird, E. Swoap, R. Dickenson, G. Dugger. D amatics N L Beverly Scl1micll' Bobby Johnson Joe Sar+l1ou Mary Jo Amisfadi Marlin Lorea Maureen Hoo+en JUNE MAD Junior Play David Shuck Claudia Walkins Wayne Wilson Lynn Rae Barnes Dick Ryan Jim Russell Joan Hunlcer FlRES OF SPRING Senior Play Lynne Darling Ella Mabes Jeanne Hodges Elaine Miller gli X Bill Henderson Linda Lee Joanne Ries Vicior Millar Charles Weslerhoul Bill Pixler Roberla Hall Lynn Blyslone THE MIRACLE OF CHRISTMAS S+uden+ Body Play S Sheryl Barry Lynn Rae Barnes Francis Secresl Larry Sl1aw Woody Simarl Bill Henderson Viclor Millar 0 N4 kgs. Q I - . I 4 ,F - 1...'. !. f f f .. .A 1- AF' 'IH N 1 :T -LY X 1' -- I , 1 .- 1 I . ' , Y - I 1 F x? 1 1 R '- an 1-V ll ' , 3 1 , 'U' ff. i 'I' - , ' : wfL'W5 , T - v I'-we .,,h!,,. feg.4f,3gggg'hm. 32.-lkqrgqvziir 1 - '-1 -maid' iw -- lm1'f 1jq,' 'J2.g,4147w gv?i V- . ., ,,:,,,2,+ - - - - - f , -, VM. M,-vu -' ,Q , X rx 1 P :--' ,fy 'gif . :fry -by-1 V fe'i1Qm.,5g. I 1 ' - H. 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Led by Captain Jack Towle, who was playing his third year as varsily center, 'rhe Brea-Olindans broke even in praclice games, winning l'wo and losing l'wo, and finished a slrong second in Orange League competition when 'rhey were defeated by Laguna Beach, 7-2, on Homecoming Day. Pal Pulnam, leading O.L. scorer and ground gainer, Joe Gudmundsson, end, and Al Franco, guard, were picked 'ro represenl 'lhe Wildcals on the All-Orange League lioolball squad of l952. Captain Jack Towle repealed as lhe O.L. second +eam cenler for the second conseculive year. Roland Walkins, blocking back, and Frank Ricco, lackle, also were named on lhe All-League second squad. A+ the annual football banquet, Pal Pul'nam and Wayne Wilson were named co-caplains for lhe l953 foolball season. l see lo il lhal' lhe boys are fed lheir water regularly. FRONT ROW li. to r.J: R. Giffin, L. Takas, R. Watkins, J. Towle, B. Lussow, F. Stewart, A. Franco, P. Putnam, J. Nichols. SECOND ROW: A. Ondaro, R. Scott, P. Smith, D. Teague, F. Savala, J. Coon, D. Wagoner, M. Dho, J. Claydon. THIRD ROW: R. Burt, J. Sarthou, W. Wilson, F. Ricco, B. Bergman, J. Russell, D. Birdsall, L. McCoy, D. Hoover. BACK ROW: Mr. Squires, D. Shuck, D. Ryan, C. Westerhout, J. Gudmundsson, J. NIcDoweII, C. Landon, F. Secrest, R. Nation, R. Nicar, J. Helmick, Nlr. Tucker. hi. F 'Q TUCKEQ 9. SMH- Alfred Franco -4 All-Orange League FIRST TEAM Joe Gudmundsson N ,,,,. ,7,,, , E ,,,End Alfred Franco E , E E E. E .eve e e,,.'Guard Pal Pulnam E , , ee,,, E ..,. Back SECOND TEAM Frank Ricco E ,,e. ,. ,eee Y A Tackle Jack Towle , , A ..,,,, Y,,,, , ,, ,Cenl'er Roland Walkins . ,Blocking Baclc Pal Pufnam Joe Gudmundsson if BALL ' FlP.LD SMI EX! T NGA Jack Towle M! 1 gas! 53 Frank Ricco Roland Wafklns -'Q ff 'if Af ,V ,' : 74, Z . v, 'hi i K1 ' Shirley Taylor Homecoming Queen Swvcatcr ,440 KNEELING ll. to r.J:F. Ricco, W. Wilson, J. A. Franco, C. Landon, L. Tal-cas, J. Gudmunds B. Lester. We, +he varsi+y cafs, were honored 'lo have as Homecoming Queen, Shirley Taylor, whose courl consisled of Roberla Dickenson, Ella Mabes, Bar- bara Goodman, and Barbara Abbo+l. These gals were chosen b lhe varsiiy foolball club on lheir personalily, loo s, and popularily. VVinncrs Claydon, J. McDowell. STANDING: J. Sarthou, son, F. Savala, B. Lussow, J. Towle, D. Allen, ' ' ' J f ' mf, 1, 5 , f Z f ff' 2 37 'ibfiwl ONT RO'W Cl to rj L Henry J Shuck B Tucker, T. Davis, R. Woods, G. Cooke, B. Jensen SECOND ROW A Johnson R Ledbetter R. Morrison, B. Swlndle, L. Watkins, K. Mills F Serna BACK ROW T Ward H Gnffm J Webb, B. Johnson, W. Chansler, H. Bivens, Football Allhough lhe Wildcal B Foollsall 'leam didn'+ burn up lhe league, 'rhey represenled lheir school very well. They ended up wilh one win and four losses in league play. The Bees were under lhe able coaching of Leo Pianloni. This was Mr. Pian+oni's lirsl' year al lhe helm of +he Bee griclders, who elecled Wilbur Chansler and Truman Davis as lheir co-caplains. FRONT ROW ll. to r.J: P. Putnam, J. McDowell, J. Gudrnuridsson, B. Bergman, D. Wagoner. BACK ROW: J. Nichols, J. Towle, D. Birdsall, D. McMechan, C. Westerhout, D. Ryan, B. Nelson, Nlr. Tucker. Brea .. , Brea l I , FRONT ROW fl. to r.D: L. Watkins, B. Bath, J. Webb, G. Cooke, D. Nlenzie. BACK ROW: L. Henry, B. Swindle, E. Herrod, Nlr. Smith, K. Mills, V. Ellyson. Brea ..,.,. . ,... . 42 43 Brea ....,....,.... Brea... ...... Brea. .. Brea .............. Brea .,,,....,..,.. Brea ......,.,.,,.. Brea .............. Varsily League Scores 39 Capislrano 3l 49 Tus'rin ...,. , . ..,.. ...N57 70 Garden Grove . ,. ...58 Laguna Beach ...., ,. ..... 56 Valencia ..... . . .. .42 68 Ca pis+rano ...... ...,... 5 4 43 Tuslin ................ .,.. . H50 65 Garden Grove ...,,,. ........ 5 4 40 Laguna Beach ...., .,.,,,,, 5 I 5 I Valencia .....,,., ,....... 5 6 The Brea-Olinda Varsily cagers finished lhe l953 season in fourlh place wilh a line five and five Orange League record. The Wildcals ended up wi+h ll wins and 9 losses for lheir enlire season record. Allhough no Brea players made l'he Orange League Firsf leam, Capl. Jerry McDowell, cenler, high 'ream scorer, and second highesl scorer in +he O.L., and guard Joe Gudmundsson, fillh highesl' scorer in league play, each landed posihons on 'rhe second +eam. Coached by Dick Tucker, lhis +eam was l'he besl' since B.O. caplured +he championship in I949. Brea 77,w.......... 36 Capislrano , , ,,,7,,,, 2 I Brea .Q,,.A ., . 4I ' Brea 7 ,,,,, Brea .,,,,, Brea For lhe Firsl 'rime in many years, 'rhe Bee Baskelballers of Brea-Olinda brough+ home lhe coveled Orange League Championship. This wonder feam had a very excellenl' I6-4 won-los+ season record and wen-i undefealed in league play, winning I0 s'rraigh+. This was lhe firsl championship 'ream coached by Dick Tucker a+ B. O. The l'eam's high scorer was Capfain Bill Lesler, who collecled 253 poin+s for a l4.l average. Those who made up lhe firsl 'Team were forwards Bill Lesler and Ray Rodriquezg Jim Coon, cen+erg and guards Alex Baca and Wilbur Chansler. Bee League Scores FRONT ROW CI. to r.J: B. Tucker, J. Silvas, J. Baker BACK ROW. B. Jensen, B. Turner, Mr. Smith, A. John- son. Tushn .....,...,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Y.,,,, 7 38 Garden Grove ....,Y,,..,,,,.v,,,,.,,, 37 0 ,......46 2 Laguna Beach Forfei+ ............ Valencia .,.,...,.,,V,,,,..r,,,,,, ,,,,,Y,, 3 0 Brea .............. 45 Capislrano ..,,,.. Y,,,,.,, 3 4 Brea .,..,..., ,,.. 4 4 Tusfin ,.......,,..,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,, 3 2 Brea .,............ 48 Garden 'Grove ,,r,,, ,,,,,7,, 4 O Brea .............. 42 Laguna Beach .,.....a .a,,aaa. 2 8 Brea ......... .... 5 3 Valencia ...., , ., ,,,, ,..,,,, , 26 C Ch3mP10U5 QQQQTRSQJY gf- ga.:.i,1 52 seems' g..:f0:.1 m.r:za.,v4. .P-Tfauzzf K 3 4.03 ' 4 Q7 ' AQ' F l- Hier? I E, ff- FRONT ROW il. to r.J:L. Watkins, R. Ledbetter, D. Menzie, T. Davis, K. Mills L. Henry G. Cooke. SECOND ROW: R. Watkins, J. Coon, P. Putnam, J. Sarthou, E. Swoaio, T. Baca' J. Helmlck, T. Miller. BACK ROW: Mr. Hassing, J. Roberts, W. Chansler, A. Baca, D. An: derson, N. Ruiz, R. Scott, Mr, Prichard. Track Climaxing a beffer-fhan-average I953 cinder season was fhe oufsfanding performance furned in by Joe Sarfhou. Joe capfured fhe firsf annual Orange League penfafhlon af Garden Grove when he scored a fofal of' 2290 poinfs. The highlighf of fhe meef was Joe's 47-foof winning foss in fhe shof puf which was his besf efforf of his varsify career. Ofher oufsfanding performances were furned in by Roland Waflcins in fhe broad iump and high jump, John Helmick, dashes, and Therole Miller in fhe pole vaulf. Jim Coon and Tony Baca were fhe sfandoufs in fhe B division while Wilbur Chansler was fop per- former in fhe C division. All fhree squads were under fhe able coaching of Mr. Hassing and Mr. Prichard. Joe Sarfhou O.L. Penfafhlon Champ Varsity FRONT ROW fl. to r.J: A. Baca, K. Mills, D. Wagoner, L. Takas. SECOND ROW: M. Lorea, J. Coon, W. Wilson, C. Landon, B. Lester, T. Baca. BACK ROW: B. Jensen, Mgr., P. Putnam, J. Towle, F. Savala, D. McMechan, Mr. Smith. Ba . Y sebaH VCCS Wilh +he relurn of nine varsily le'l'+ermen and some very good rookie prospecls on hand, lhe I953 Wildcal nine gave 'lhe live o'rher Orange League Baseball squads some rough compefiiion lhroughoul' The circuil. Cal Landon was crediled wilh lhe bes+ pi'l'cl1- ing performance of 'lhe year when he 'lwirled a no- hil' shui-oul' againsl' 'rhe Capislrano Cougars. Tino Savala and freshman Dave Wagoner were used mos'l'ly as relief chuclcers. FRONT ROW QI. to nab: D. Morrison, A. Johnson, T. Davis, E. Swoap, B. Turner. MIDDLE ROW: J. Shuck, L. Watkins, F. Secrest, D. Birdsall, B. Swindle. BACK ROW: W. Chansler, J. Baker, R. Burt, G. Cooke, Mr. Straw. nnumasaznmwusrfusvmsw wwu'em,amw 1 1imnu s... -1-,,,N, f ,J X V FRONT ROW: ll. to r.J: B. Putnam, A. Francis, N. De Rusha, B. Strain, C. Johnson, L.. Lussow M. McReynolds, J. Pomato, D. Taylor, L. Ogden, D. Osborne, P. Hooten, R. Bivens, A. Hoskins SECOND ROW: A. Dugger, J. Hodges, R. Hall, S. Taylor, E. Miller, J. Roberts, B. Goodman J. Ries, M. Rodriquez, B. Root, J. Vise, G. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: S. Dey, J. Striclfland, C Bath, E. Swonp, C. Shaffer, M. Anderson, J. Dey, C. Watkins, F. McReynolds, L. Smith, J Hunker, M. Stegernnn, D. Neal. BACK ROW: Miss White, A. Bird, B. Schmidt, L. Barnes P. Duck, J. Gordon, M. Shlnomlya, F. Render. Tennis Baskefball Q. in vu Y I 1' . 9055 f v-if f .414 gh N 'AL J Q u M E m i f G.A.A. Badmin+on Volleyball Sweater Winners The G.A.A. sweafer girls really earn +heir swea+ers. They go owl' fo G.A.A. af Ieas+ +wo or fhree nighfs a week for +he various spor+s and for each spor+ in which +hey parficipale lhey receive IOO poin+s, +hal' is, if They aHended +he required prac- +ices. When +hey earn IOOO poin'I's They gel +heir sweafer. l had lo work awfully hard +o ge+ mine! The G.A.A. sweafer symbolizes a high achievemenf in bo+h sporfs and sporfsman- ship and we're all very proud fo be owners of Them. KNEELING CI. to rib: R. Hall, J, Hodges, B. Root, S. Taylor. STANDING: E. Miller, J. Ries, J. 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