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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

r 5 ,355 X .,- 1 ,-V. 1 ,. Lf k W1 sw W A lib ,1 . -ww., 4 , .. 1, ,gg .IL.- Y. XYQGR-'Wy - , ,.,, Y my 1 Cf:-f h ,, 1 if . ng- V A-4L.,,. ...,. . . , .. , , . , 'AGP '10 g ' S. 1 Published Annually by the Seniors of Brea-Olinda High School Brea, California Pk wk :ef Mardine Anderson, editor Vic Auer, business manager Jim Shuck, associate editor 2 ' 1 V -' G US H E I2 Prescription Con-:pounded from the Best of Faculty 6 Students of 1955 PATIENT3 NAME : .............. ....------ 0-e471 A2414-z,..g,Cf4e fag. ' Z2-A4-4000. fl-vu, ,J xg ffsf 741 lang, Q X75-5? Pazescmasn Q,c.C'0 y. BY ,--,---g--,-,,g J 4 I Earl Hill, Perry Wood, Guy Ledbetter, Phillip Campbell, Leslie Slauter, Educational Therapy Perhaps there is no set prescription to keep all people happy and healthy, all the time, but Brea- Olinda High School, with the educational therapy provided by a helpful and cooperative Board of Trustees, offers a wide enough variety of treatment to give each student an opportunity to discover his own formula for success. 4- Pop Fulfllls Success Prescription Coming to Brea-Olinda in 1932 as a night watchman, Oswald Meissner--known to students and alumni as Pop or Oz- zie --has certainly found the prescription for success as he has lost only three days to sickness out of23 years of serv- ice. Proudly admitting to the age 70, Pop says it's all due to Ma's good cooking, and ruefully accepts the fact that he will have to retire this year because of the age law. Ac- cording to him, working withkids keeps a person young, and it can be truly said that he is one of the young at heart. K.: fy funn Z-XX ,ff w rw fx X X-. f ' -f '1fQ ',,1 ?!w,f7!r.l f V :W fly W 1 14 I V xnxx M' X af' xx WW' EE' nel ,W An fx n l,Mh. 1 wx, XM, ,X ,, MJD xv xq-w .J L, L1K,,J f,fJ J X, V , 3 I ,gi i ,tr 3 O Like a cloctor's prescription, B.O.U.H.S. Faculty contains not one, but a combination of yearly-proved ingredients free from harmful elements, preiuclice, bias, or ignorance. 46 'y 5- ,MW W. Ku., , El E ? 'T E' X595 1 z 4 arm' ..?5. .m,.MWi ' I ' Mm, X 2 5 1 . W ',f V lag XZ, e. i pub- ML Hopkins Mr, Hassing The Deans M dent body much l'k r. Hopkins handles our stu- 1 e a doctor handles his patients. He has calm assurance, guiding his students and never ceasing in h' d ' is uty, often cheering you up after all your hopes are down. ' e you with+ This doctor will se out appointment to help you with your mental, emotional, or educational ups and downs H . e has much assistance from his interns, Miss Whisnant, Dean of Girls, and Mr. Has- sing, Dean of Boys. All in all who could ask for more ca P- able persons to administer fairly and ease the trials and tribulations of a growing school. Ji Miss vvnisnam ' 6 Wl ,wif ' ' fi ,f fl jifiiitl fwl WM ,pq , , J Lili 6 l0 ' I1 1 IS, Mrs, Ward f -' Mrs, Haro Mrs, Cram Active Ingredients . . . the Receptionists Mr. Norris Mr, Yates . ,Q Mrs. TMAO: ,J Nh . Smith , W 10 2,416 K-W 00 Six 'Q l Mrs, B X Mr, Piantoni Mr, Squires Mr, Straw Mrs. Roberts i i if ,aa f L, CTP 11-777 ii? Miss Lyman Mrs, White Miss Cyprien Mr, Paris Miss Preble 7-:ER M M skill G ,ravi 'ii Q. 'sf' X , S., x A , Mrs, Shaclforth Mrs, Helmick There are activities as cures for boredom . . .orgar1iz.ations, to encourage democracy. . . athletics to unkink stiff muscles . . . education for knowledge- hunge r, all combined and stirred judiciously six hours a day five days a week, twenty-six weeks a year by a skilled administra- tion and faculty who offer their guidance. Mr. Wonacott Mr, Tucker o0 bl86o:r0 .O ' 'Q20 ' of. 60800 o oO, 000 6? .580 ' .23 fiijmf Rid yourself of dim wits by taking advantage of dependable daily insfrucfion from top research consulianis. Follow up with,friendly discussions and final exams. .f' tink A1- 41 sri' Bob Abbott Dale Allyn Mardine Anderson Victor Auer ,f 6 . ff, 11,4 al Cla Tony Baca 'W '14 1 WMV. 'R- 1: g'f1l'W .,,,,,J f 2 .ftr -,I f I 1 W ' fy fl, 1 hT'?l?2?i9 1 :'i:f1 Q 4,411 .' 'C' x fn' 4 ,J W ,1 1,3 Carol Bath Bud Bostrom 16 ,f , f,,!, f,,,4, 1 HW ' 1 wr' Ron Burt 1 1 11 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I. I 1 1 1 1 1 of '55 Gary Calderwood Wilbur Chansler Jim Coon Betty Ann Daris Truman Davis ...sqm ww-5 ,J f 93 N. ' ff I -2 UU' M'-5 T? Janet Dey 5hi1'1eY DCY Mary Arm Farber New-wi J, 'ai-W 'Q . ly fi: Clark Fields Beverly Givan Galen Gordon Sherry Gordon Now that we have come to the end of our high school careers, we all feel sad as we reminisce back to the beginning of our four years at Brea-Olinda. Let's gather up those memories together. During our freshman year we were led by capable class officers Who were Vic Auer, president, Mardine Anderson, vice president, Janice Strickland, secretary, Carol Shaffer, treasurer and Diana Neal, class representative. We can't forget our advisers, Mrs. Shadforth and Mr. I-Iassing. This year we were proud to have Wil- bur Chansler and Mardine Ander- son added to the scholarship society. Four Years at B.O.U.H.S. Taught Seniors I f John Helmick Q 2 N.fff' 1' -,F x Bill Johnson Carol Kiger Helen Lorea As sophomores, our class held the Stardust Ball which was en- joyed by all. We elected Wilbur Chansler, Jim Coon, Mardine An- derson, Carol Shaffer, and Janice Strickland to lead us. Our coed king and queen candidates were Diana Neal and Charles Nedder- man. At the end of our junior year we highlighted the social calendar class officers. X 1--Q TX mov' M I '-1- Y 'Q-v-- fy sponsoring the junior-senior prom at the Green Briar, lnn, V,,. April 9. This affair turned out fray J very successful, largely through 'rt if 'K 1' the efforts of Jimmy Shuck, Janet W 4 Dey, Daundra Miller, Carol Shaf- fl X495 fer, and Ken Mills, who were our iv if' 5 V 'i4 fi' 1--.... J, ,,,,, , xx fi if w J i f Daundra Miller Ken Mills Larry Morris Dick McMechan The e ' Prescr'pl on for Success - A - '-U 'x,,.! Diana Neal Charles Nedderman K, I Ron Nicar . .QT ' M-41 Sylvia Ricco Loretta Secrest N3 fer' w.f44' 'W'-fvvf y ...,.,,x ., ' '4,-- . 1 50 ,4,.-:iff . , . V, V yy . , fig? a . f i , X Y N up 0 '41 'fr-4' .I V. Deane Ries Carol Shaffer Wilbur Chansler was elected student body president, during our senior year with Loretta Wilson Secrest and Janice Strickland serving as secretary, and Enid Swoap, treasurer. Carol Shaffer was selected homecoming queen and Girls' League president. Board of Control matters were capably handled by President Jim Shuck and Earl Swoap, prosecutor. Carol Bath, G. A. A. president, Shirley Dey, class president, and Mardine Anderson, Gusher editor and scholarship president,were also responsible for a successful year. Mr. Straw and Mr. Yates took Mr. Hassing's place as class ad- viser. 20 .fi ,ff-f get Tom Sebourn Frank Secrest lim Shuck Erwin Smith Seniors Paul Smith Janice Strickland Earl Swoap Enid Swoap Cesar Tardaquila Mary Wade , J My X 'ff f n J? I fx r, Q, 4 . eiifilitlgf .- ,H hiix S .. ,k b,:f, V ' 'M A .ll ,.....4f x . ' ,Y 'V f WV 3 .gl -sv' .. --- , .L QQ . 'J A P- 'o ' ' A 4 A 4 k , f V , - I f - ', ,S 'i X . tx . gi xi: ,I X Q ' 1 ' A .Q 'Fat an T '- ., 93' 0 ' ' 7' 11-. , I' , 1 7 '- I I V 1 Q, r 'U 1' A E - E Y v I ,,.,.f- . 44 Senior Directory ROBERT ABBOTT Spanish Club 13 Stage Crew 1,22 Ma- chine Shop 3,4. DALE ALLYN Scholarship 43 Hi-Y 3,43 Hi-Y Officer 43 Coed King 43 Varsity Club 43 Football 4g Basketball 43 Track 4. MARDINE ANDERSON Class Officer 1,23 Executive Council 3, 43 Scholarship President 43 Scholarship 1,2,3,43 G,A.A, Cabinet 43 G.A,A, 1,2, 3,42 Wildcat Staff 4g Gusher Staff 3,43 Gusher Editor 43 Spanish Club 1, Coed Queen 4. VICTOR AUER Class Officer 13 Scholarship 43 Gusher Staff 43 Band 1,2,33 Spanish Club 2,33 Dramatic 1,3Q Speech Contest Winner 2, 3. TONY BACA Hi-Y 3,43 Ll'1 Abner 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Football 2,3,43 Football Capt. CAD 43 Basketball 2,3,43 Baseball 2,41 Track 2,3,43 Track Capt. fBj 23 Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1. Basketball 1,2,3,43 Basketball Captain QDQ 13 Baseball 2,43 Track 1,2,3. JANET DEY Class Officer 33 Scholarship 2,33 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 G,A,A, Cabinet 23 Girls' League Cabinet 43 Gusher Staff 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Spanish Club 1,23 Pom Pom Girl 3,42 Sportsmanship Judge 1,2,3Q Most Valuable Basketball Player. SHIRLEY DEY Class President 43 Class Officer 43 Scholarship 43 G,A,A, 1,2,3,43 Girls' League Cabinet 23 Gusher Staff 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Spanish Club 1,23 Pom Pom Girl 33 Sportsmanship Judge 1,2,3Q G,A,A, Cabinet 3,4. MARY ANN FARBER Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4. ' CLARK FIELDS Spanish Club 1,21 Basketball 13 Track 4. BEVERLY GIVAN Wildcat Staff 43 Spanish Club 1. GALEN GORUO N44 Kenai Territorial 2,3. s CAROL ANN BATH SHERRY Executive Council 33 Board of Control Scholarship 43 KenaiiTe lal 1,2.3. 43 G,A.A, 1,2,3,43 G,A,A, President 43 JOHN ,HELMICK G,A,A, cabinet 3,43 w11deet Staff43 ,,,,.,siwftf 32'j'3'343 Offig 43 spanish Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club qlefffj' QJ,ubf23'Varsit'y 'Qlub 2,3E4Aj,,,. ' Club Sweater Girl 3,41 Athletic Manage3r 33 -5Offlcer 43 Fooiball1,2',3,43 f 2, Sportsmanship Judge 1,2,33 ost' -334.3 ,lf ,755 Valuable Tennis Player 43 Home ,xefgnm ' ,BILLY JOHNSON Club 4. cu ML 3f3-' FQF.A. Pff6Sld6.l'lff 43 F.F.Ay1f, ,3 BUD BOSTROM 3 3 if-IF3Al. Oficer 3,43 Stage 2956 F,F,A,1,2,33 F.F.A,Officer 1,2,33 Fbot- 5511-ig43,,,gaseba11 3',, 1g4,, -.. ball 13 Tennis 1 3 T26aCAROI13'KIGER i RONNIE BURT 3, Class offieer,,4,fG.A.A. 1,2,33, 3 is' Hi-Y 1,23 Spanish Club 13 Dramaticsgl, Chorus 1,2,3,4. H .,:, 9 3g Varsity Club 43 Stage Crew 1,21 Ma- HELEN LOREA chine Shop 3,41 Football 2,3,4: Baskevz ball 13 Baseball 1,2,3,4. GARY CALDERWOOD Hi-Y 1,2,3,43 Hi-Y President 43 Hi-Y Officer 33 Spanish Club 1,23 Stage Crew 1,3,4. WILBUR CHANSLER Student Body President 43 Student Body V, P, 33 Class President 23 Executive Council 3,43 Scholarship 1,2,3,43 Board ofControll,23 Hi-Y 1,23 Band 1,23 Mu- sic Club Cabinet 23 Spanish Club 1,21 Varsity Club 3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,23 Track 1, 2,3,4. JIMMY COON Class Officer23Hi-Y43 F.F.A. 1: F.F.A. Officer 13 Varsity Club 3,43 Varsity Club President 43 Stage Crew 1,23 Ma- chine Shop 3,42 Football 1,2,3,43 Foot- ball Captain CAD 43 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Basketball Captain QCQ 13 Baseball 1, , 3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 BOYS' Stare Rep- resentative 4. BETTY DARIS Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4. TRUMAN DAVIS Board of Control 1,23 Band 1,2,3,43 Music Club Cabinet 33 Spanish Club lg Student Director 33 Varsity Club 43 Foot- ball 1,2,3,43 Football Captain KBJ 23 Executive Council 43 G,A.A. Q3 ild- cat Staff 43 Girls' Chorus.3i358'panish Club 1- Dramatics 3 ' DAUNDRA' Mrttriitfj Glass Officer 33 Girls' Chorus 1,2. KEN Class Officer33-Scholarship 33 Wild- cat Staff43 Wildcat Editor 43 Gusher Staff 43 Spanish Club 2,33 Football 2,31 Bee Football Captain 33 Basketball 23 Baseball 1,23 Track 2,32 Cee Track Captain 23 Bell High School 1, LARRY MORRIS F,F.A. 2,3,43 F.F.A. Officer 3,43 Stage Crew 13 Machine Shop 3,41 Basketball 1. DICK MCMECHAN Board of Control 1,2,33 Hi-Y 1,2,33 Wilde at Staff 43 Gusher Staff 43 Spanish Club 13Varsity Club 3,43 Stage Crew 13 Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1, 2,33 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Track 1. DIANA NEAL C la ss Officer 1,43 Board of Control 23 G,A,A. 1,2,3,43 G,A,A. Cabinet 43 Wildcat Staff 43 Wildcat Editor 43 Gusher Staff 43 Girls' Chorus 3- Spanish Club 13 Daisy Mae 4, CHARLES NEDDERMAN Hi-Y 1,23 Stage Crew 1,23 Machine Shop 3,4. 23 RONNIE NICAR F,F,A, 23 Dramatics 43 Football 1,23 Track 23 Mixed Chorus 1. SYLVIA RICCO Class Officer 43 G,A.A. 1.2.43 Girls' Chorus l,2,43 Music Club Cabinet 1. DEANE RIES Hi-Y 1,2,43 F.F.A, 1,2,3,43 F.F,A, Of- ficer 2,3,43 Spanish Club 13 Varsity Club 43 Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1. TOM SEBOURN Band 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 1,2, Foot- ball l3 Mixed Chorus 1. FRANK SECREST Hi-Y 1,23 Stage Crew 1,2,33 Football 1,23 Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1,2, LORETTA SECREST Student Body Secy. 43 Scholarship 3,43 G,A,A. 33 Spanish Club 3,43 Leuzinger High 1,2. CAROL SHAFFER Class Officer 1,2,33 Board of Control 43 G,A,A, 1,2,3,43 Girls' League Cabinet 2,43 Girls' League President 43 Gusher Staff 43 Spanish Club 13 Homecoming Queen 43 Majorette 1,2,43 Sweater Girl 3,4Q January Girl of the month 43 Drum Majorette 4. JIM SHUCK Class President 33 Board ofControl Presi- dent 43 Board of Control 2,3,43 I-li-Y 1, 2,32 Hi-Y Officer 33 F,F,A, 13 Wild- cat Staff 43 Gusher Staff 43 Band 13 Spanish Club 1,23 Varsity Club 43 Foot- ball 1,21 Basketball 1,2,43 Baseball 1, 2,43 Athletic Manager 1, ERWIN SMITH Hi-Y 1,2,3,43 Hi-Y Officer 43 Machine Shop 3,43 Athletic Manager 1,4, PAUL SMITH Machine Shop 43 Football 1,2. JANICE STRICKLAND Student Body Secretary 43 Class Officer lg Executive Council 23 Scholarship 23 G,A,A. 1,2,3,43 G,A.A. Cabinet 33 Gusher Staff43 Girls' Chorus 23 Spanish Club 1,23 Sportsmanship Judge 1,2,3. EARL SWOAP Board ofControl 3,41 Hi-Y 1,2,43 Span- ish Club 1,23 Varsity Club 3,43 Football l,2,3,4Q Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1, 2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,4. ENID SWOAP Stud e nt Body Treasurer 4g Executive Council 43 Board of Control 33 G,A,A, 1,2,3,41 G,A,A, Cabinet 1,21 Girls' League Cabinet 33 Gusher Staff 43 Spanish Club 13 Dramatics 33 Daisy Mae 13 Pom Pom Girl 2,33 Sweater Girl 3,4. CESAR TARDAGUILA Spanish Club 1,23 Spanish Club Presi- dent 23 Machine Shop 3,43 Football 13 Baseball 3. MARY WADE G,A,A. 2,3,43 Wildcat Staff 43 Music Club Cabinet 1,2,3,43 Home Ec, Club 43 Home EC. Club Secy. 43 Chorus 1,2, 3,4. Capable Leadership Quest Aftracfs Junior Class The Junior class added to their treasury this e b Y 31' Y selling Christmas cards and doughnuts. They also sponsored the Sock Hop, which was fun for every- one attending. The most exciting event on the junior calendar, the Junior-Senior Prom, was held at the Pacific Coast Club ' L ' in ong Beach on April 22. We danced to the wonderful music of the Riffs f O rom range Coast Col- lege. The class officers Linda O d , g en, presidentg Laura Lamrn, vice presidentg Lois Lussow, secretary, and Ruby Bivens, treasurer, helped to plan all of these ac- tivities. The class also had the able supervision of M . . . rs. White, Miss Cyprien, and Mr. Paris. Diane Taylor and Cueor ior class in the race for Daisy Mae and Lil Abn ge Cooke represented the Jun- er, with Rodney Ledbetter and Lois Lussow as our Coed King and Queen candidates. The Juniors have had a successful year and are look- ing forward to coming back next year as mighty sen- iors. .14 7'-,Af-,,. Sl., 's. Nikki. 2p5 1 -sgp,,,,...,., ' V .V 'www Q, .MRNMM d l I, Peterson, L, Lussow. Secon . - M u , L. Ogden, L- mmm, M P ke: Front row 1. to r.: A. Franpiij B. 3S?1ixr1,SS.BagSeff R, Bivens, M. Wolfe, P. Hooten, R. Long, ar ' I. P mato, - ear ' - , R berts, C. Pitts, D much row L' Brobst' O Back row: G. Day, W. lamison, B- Bath' I' Baker' I 0 L Leavitt. B Putnam, V- EUYSOILT mer B Swindle, T- Wald' D' Walter' ' B lenseYl.G-Abe1'B' U ' ' 24 2 , Ali' Q , , J .5 ', 'jg-f .X in Lf' ' C Savala, P. Olm- . Mabes, V. AUUY. L- Oruck' ' Front row l, to r.: I. Hunker, M, Meeks, C, Huffman, I , ' W lt r, D ' Abb tt Back row- R. Sadtler, lvl, Trammell, B- Suves' D' Denms' D' a e rad, D, Henley, B. 0 - ' F1S,CI Ivleiner. Sophs Boasf . . . This has been a verybusy and successfulyear for our sophomore class. Much of our success has been thr h oug the faithful efforts of our clas officers and advisers E l s . ve yn Sharp, president, was ably assisted by Gwin Thomas, vice president' Sandra V , arner, secretary, and Curtis Aueigtreasurer. Our advisers Mr H , s. elmick, Mrs. Bassett and Shorty Smith, were with us all the way and we appreciat e their faithful service very much. The Sophomore dance Mistlet eM ' , o ag1c, was carried out very success- fully. Two of our boys, Adrain Ledbetter and D All- on McConnell made the Orange League basketball second team. Three Sophomore girls won the title of Girls' League G' l ir of the Month. They were Sharon Jaster Judy Buckrnann and Evelyn Sharp We wer l . e a so well represented in the Scholarship Society by Carl Aue r, Jack Prestwich, Tony McDonald Wayne Wedin, Larr D ' ' y ean, Marilyn Murfield, and Kathie Ogden. , 26 'lu -.-Q, Front row, 1, to r.: I. Hurst, R. Carey, C, Russell, L. Root, M. Lally, S. Stearns, I. Leibrock, R. Mendez. Back row: G. Thomas, P, Anderson, R. Hinojosa, J. Pearson, T. Iedbetter, B. Harkey, K. Whelchel, S. Kovach, H. Smith. Potent Essentials Front row,1.to r.: I. Hellie, R. Smith, L, Coon. A. Ledbetter, R. Pugh. Second row: M. Bjork, M. O'Nei1 W. Smith, N, Dey, R. Robinson, T. French, J. Buckmann, M. Murfie1d,I. Vise. Third row: K. Baker, C Ford, I, Graham, R. Brown, B. McCauley, B. Scott, D, Nedderman, B, Wortman, L. Farwell, L. Dean, if Nl Q O ,9J G sfwggm 6' AJ, ...ao-l Front row, 1, to r.: M. Barron, F. Enloe, L, Brereton, P, Barger, P, Scanlon, M. Trimble, M. Bleininger, Middle row: H. Morris, L, Shaw, M, Meyers, M, Coons, C. Yeary, D, Brimmer, B, Allen, S, Crow. Third row: T, Miller, R, Kelly, T, Proffit, R, Hebert, B, Brown, L. Martin, G, First Year Prescription 6,4 - 14' p-.f-,M 'uv 407 f From row, 1, to r,g M, Stervson, M, McGunqill, D, Mclntyre, K, Weideman, E. Nashida, F, Ruiz, Second row: K, Riddle, J, Nixon, L, Jones, N. Webb, I. Pinnell, N. Millen, Taylor, M, Hagans, Back row: K, Mon, M, Sarthou, E, Currington, D. Krigbaum, P, rey, L, Helmick, B. Morrison. 28 C, Sarthou, K, Shinorniya D. Logas, F. Newhouse, C Nahin, D. Lashley, G. Oul- -'- T it 9?--...g.. Front row I I Ondrgy , . o r.: G. Hopkins J v .Youmans D,F0uStfE.gto1ckv:'fll, F. Corona L Allen D . , - , . Stockwell L , .Mabes, Sec, Back IOLV. M 1 - .Puckett C R ' fu t Richmon ' I v . dy S emsen, M. Lakey, J. Thayef Elfllylfggiliin-1FreSnCh, P, Durbin 1 C ' ' 5, . Hatfield ' ' afey. fimulanfs Under the supervision of our class advisers Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Roberts, and Mr. Norris, the class of '58 has prospered in its first year at Brea-Olinda. In our struggle for recognition, the freshman clas s has offered many outstanding students as examples. Our Coed candidates were a cute couple, Elaine Stuht and Bruce Brown. Deane Mclntyre was selected as the Most Valuable Hockey Player award, and also won first prize in the state con- test for her Safe Driving Through Better Vision essay. Capably representing us in the student government were Patty Durbin on the Executive Council and Gregg Hopkins on the Board of Control. Some members of the class showed us what they could do scho- lastically by making the necessary points for C. S. F. They were Maxine Meyers, Gregg Hopkins, Kimiko Shinomiya, Dave Lashley, ' ke , and Paul Nahin. Many thanks are due to our class ' t' Frances Newhouse, Vice Includes ental S Melinda La y Sarthou, Presiden , ' e Pinnell, Treas- officers, Melvyn President, Zoe Ann French, Secretary, and .loyc ' ' through a successful year. urer for guiding us 29 fw X ef ,U X17 QQ 'fa O In a recent nine month's test supervised by leading B.O.U. H.S. authorities, a significant reduction in the incidence of boredom and a big improvement in social attitudes were evident after the this group had taken self-administered in- iections of dances, plays, and assemblies. -6? K 5 Front row, l. to r.: J. Shuck, B, Abbott, C. Bath, S. Iaster, C. Shaffer, Mr. Hassing Back row I Roberts, G. Hopkins, E. Swoap, B. Ryan, W. Simart. Board of Control Active ingredients at Brea-Olinda include the Board of Control, ably led by Jim Shuck, president, Earl Swoap, prosecutorg and Sharon Jaster, secretary. Mr. Hassing acts as their adviser. It is the res- ponsibility of the school's judiciary body to pres- cribe guidance to student offenders and administer capsules of wisdom and punishment impartially. To better their own group, several of the members attended leadership conferences at Redlands and U. S. C. during the school year. 32 ' z. Execuhve CouncH Through the Executive Council, aided by Mr. Hopkins, the students help supervise the school. This year's board was under the cap- able leadership of Wilbur Chansler, student ' h' cabinet, which is body president, and is rnade up of his officers, the yearbook editor, and representatives from each class. attend The students of this organization ' t'ons to better our many worthwhile conven 1 school legislation. The members meet ev- k laws, provide for as- ery Monday to ma e se t dent body busi- ness. mblies , and transact all s u Wilbur Chansler Student Body President Front row 11, to r,jg L, Secrest, E. Swoap, M. Anderson, H, Lorea, Middle row: P, Durbin, L. Ogden, Back row: J, Prest- M. Parker, ' k'ns W, Chansler, wich, L. Wat 1 , ll ll H L ,nn 11l'l fur H , frm I ill 'M' 'l'l'l1 br M . ascii. .f'v. W J First row fl. to rg: Mr, Squires, L, R00t,J. Phillips, B. Bostrom,B, Johnson, Second row R. Tucker, L, Shaw, C. Ford, L, Morris, D. Ries, D, Himes, Third row: K. Baker, P Nahin, D, Krigbaum, M. Perdew, G. Day, D, Ulrich, W. Wood, B, Swiridle, B, Harkey, F. A. A. x ,Ji W1 J. 'fum s 'W'-: -wr f -59. ...r wx. -r , is N. vrf fr X ' ' 7 ' 'S'V'Ci 'txmgxk E xx fnf'.m?irS1r.ilx..S?l.lhl1h 1.-Lv I kb C l ob ff 01 .,,,, L.-L X ini 0 , f 4 K 4 1 X H xvq. MM 1, f 6 f .4 ., , M , if X , gf 2 W I XV H v f fa , 'f' ,Q mv 1 1 fi. 'suv N V Vu , - H , 7 f fun ' 72.1 ., f+'?'f 'Zi- of ' 1 ,Lp ' , A 5 ' ,,- , I ,, A, 4 ,auf I at ma A U, y Z . . ' . -X - D Ce 4' 4 ky QA-Q , ,s QQ f - 5 'A , . 4,7 ' X' A' A if ' , f ,'.,-' . vw , 1 i is , t f if . ,, , , - , r , ,B .., - , :I fl Q 4, D V ,gl 1 X' 85 F! t F i j , ,fa fe, T L'1i' 5 X 1 A A 1 V .V 'ex X , 'W 4 1 ' ' aw -. nfl y nd , . If T .4 ' ' W l J K Front row fl, to rg: C, Pitts, B, Swindle, B, Jensen, G, Calderwood, J, Helmick, D, Allyn, Second row: Mr, Piantoni, R, Thompson, B, Dur- A bin, B, Ryan, J, Coon, E, Smith, W. Simart, Back row: B, Robinson, G, Burt, T, Baca, J, Shuck, G, Hopkins, C, Fields, E, Swoap, K, Mills, Hi-Y o Sf? Pear Varsity Club Front row fl, to IJ: J. Helmick, J. Coon, D, Allyn, R, Ledbetter, B, Jensen, Second row: A, Ledbetter, T, Baca, W, Chansler, R, Smith, E, Swoap, T, Davis, Back row: B, Swindle, L, Farwell, L, Watkins, R, Burt, I. Roberts, W, Jamison, Mr. Tucker, . ., .- 1 5 vf 53- A 'A M, tw X x Lf- 2 X 5E Q 2 , , N' E lil, uv' V XX , '25 F A' 'x W.. X . 'wen' xx Q - lt it 1 K ,, 6 , we. Q91 'D 1 F, ,H g 4 ' C A, A , s -1' .,.A, 1 4, , 2, Z, I Z ,f ,. '- ' l'i V xp' .V V' Q 17 I' fd 1 ' b xi Q .J gf? 3 , fi Q, f ttf' lx 'R ' '35 'mg in 'L Ili, f I Q , ,K -, .B , Nix ,xr f V' U ,Je A Q ' j .-1,1 ' 1 ng W- Haifa l 1 ff' T A, 2 f Q . f I . 'AQ '- ,' ' ' rg' ., G. A. A. Cabinet Front row fl, to r,D: J. Buckmann,B, Putnam, C. Bath, P. Anderson, R. Carey, N. Millen, Back row: D, Osborne, D, Neal, M, McReynolds, Mrs. Taylor, M. Anderson, L. Lamm, S. Dey. The G,A,A,,led by Carol Bath, who joined forces with her cabinet, had an active year. Her cabinet consisted of Bon- nie Putnam, vice presidentg Roberta Carey, secretary, Pat- ty Anderson, treasurer, Judy Buckmann, historian, Nancy Millen, freshman representa- tiveg and the managers. One of the first events of the year was the Sadie Hawkins Daisy Mae, Diana Neal Dance, Where Diana Neal and Li'1-Abner. TOHY B202 Tony Baca were chosen Daisy Mae and Lil Abner. The Fath- er-Daughter Banquet ac- claimed a huge success was held in April. The full year of activities end- ed with the beach party in May, 36 he 'OM Lind Girl 0? fggdgn Cal' Front row fl, to r.J: J. Amistadi, C, Shaffer, J. Dey. I. Hunker. Back row: I. Hurst, P. Hooten, L. Blystone, Miss Whisnant, I. Nation, K. Shinomiya, Girls' League Cabinet Led by Carol Shaffer,their capable president, '-'Q' the Girls' League had a prosperous year. Many activities are handled by these girls. The Coed Dance was held in February Where the senior candidates,Mardine Anderson and Dale Allyn reigned as Queen and King. A new tradition was also inaugurated this ng' , year when nine girls were voted Girl of the 3'2 Month on the basis of their scholarship, Q ig451:V5KQ,i charm, character, personality, poise, and A ' ,iv ,,J7fi'a,1,E .ff appearance. At the annual Mother-Daughter Miva' pn gagging- KQV? Banquet, May 6, Linda Ogden was selected as iq f 16452152 Iggy' f Brea-Olinda's Girl of the Year. Miss AD 5 Whisnant acted as adviser for the group. Girls of the Month September October November December January February March April May , 1--. , ' 'X Q.. I f e' K e - ff' at A 'L p -. 4 . y y A p v. A yy p I ph pf y Q... 2? i 'G' xc 3 i , it Q i ix!! .KKL 2 A p A v M, , X my - i '-any f I fgnk IV, V-J V, V w,-fr 1, Linda Ogden, Judy Buckmann, Bonnie Putnam, Evelyn Sharp, Carol Shaffer, Sharon Jaster, Enid Swoap, Maxine Meyers, Shirley Dey. 37 ,,,,f, .,, M7 juni!!! gnu-Q I Front row fl, to rg: R, Smith, G, Hopkins, T, McDona1d,J, Pomato, D, Mclntyre, A, Andrews, M, M N, Mi11en,J. Carey, C, Pitts, P, Durbin, Second row: R, Sadler, D. Menzi ' Leavitt, T, Sebourn, V, Richmond, Back row: M, L ettes: M. Goodrich, N. Webb. eeks, J. Pinnell e, W. Wedin, D, W 1 akey, C, Auer, T, L i rl- vr M 1- ' .- '4-,4 .-',,..w-- L ,,,, :QQ ff,-4 it v . , W, -. Carol Shaffer H 0 , Q-tuJ :ft,'. :ft A . M ' af' Head Majorette V ,F .3654 , ., ,,f,,:t.5, ttyiggiqzf N ,-., ima-G .rf 'f5fZ!L4J'?'e'5' . LL-.ll 1 -L.:1gQm.:T : ' V,.,:,c :fL.:x'.'Qgf'Q,' Q- s A,-A .. vs- if QQ-5 fggxffg 38 a ter, B, McCauley, S edbetter, R, Pugh, D, Aus, L. Leav' ' itt, Major- Band X ks4q'X j 1 1 ff' R 'B f A if 'i . S H '-if , 1 b' R , .5 fu 3 5 :H ,1 1 f , ,,, , rz, y ht, ' . Pom P011 Girl J. Hurst S - ' - KOV rlck, 1. D 21Ch, C- S eY, N. DeRuSha'2EVaLa. B. Abbott, V A S . Utllam M Murk' Utty, p Barge S r 1 1 ' f, I . R, Carey L 1 , Or- e ' S Jasref ' , K, Odgenp J. Bucklnann Chorus Girls' C Russell K. Riddle, C. Yeary, C. Sarthou, K, Shinomiya, M, Farber P Scanlon, P. Barger, M. Blein- M. Meyers. Front row fl, to rj: F, Ruiz, M. Puckett, . , Lally, P, Hooten, Second row: M. Meeks,C, Bath, B, Daris, M. , , inger, M, Wade, J, Miller, D. Brimmer, Back row: S, Ricco, C, Kiger, R, Long, M. Coons, Accompanist, Joan Bassett, K- 's X Binnie Strain A 9 Doris Osborne D1anne Taylor I Linda Ogden .aff 9 , f, 4 A ,JV Patty Hooten 11 1- i Spanish Club This year the Spanish Club was extremely active. Tony McDonald was their president with Ronnie Smith, Lar- ry Dean, Steven Leavitt, Gwin Thomas, and Bob Mor- rison ably assisting him. ln November the entire club Went to the Mission Inn in Riverside. The last outing was an exciting visit to Olvera Street where they had a chance to speak with Spanish people. A highlight of the year was the Christmas party. The club members and guests followed some of the Spanish customs. Front row fl, to rj: L, Martin, R, Winchel, W, Wedin, H, Morris, R, Smith, T, Mclgonald, S, Leavitt, B, Morrison, R, Meador M, Bjork, B. Hebert, L, Leavitt, D. Lashley. Second row: B. Brown,L. Dean, S, Hat ield, J. Thayer, N. Williams, S, Ellyson I Carey, C, Taylor, R, Mendez, D. Logas, F, Newhouse, M, Hagans, P, Nahin, D, Aus, Mrs, Shadforth, Third row: A, Ledbetfef T. Ledbetter, R. Brown, B, Robinson, D, Mclntyre, P. Durbin, N. Dey,C, Johnson, J, Buckmann, S. Moore, K. Weideman, L, Bly- stone, K. Mon, L. Farwell, L, Helmick, Last row: C, Auer, S. Bassett,J. Pinnell, N, Millen, P. Olmstead, L, Jones, S, Whited G, Newton, J, Mabes, C, Savala, S, Varner, G, Thomas, E. Sharp, D, Brirnmer, C. Sarthou, F, Ruiz, K, Shinomiya, M. Lally J. Amistadi, K, Riddle. 41 A 1 Front row fl. to r,Jg C, Bath, K. Mills, D. Neal, L. Lussow, M. Lakey. Second row: M, Wade, L, Farwell, M. Anderson, J. Buckmann, H, Lorea, B. Givan. Back row: J, Shuck, G. Hop- kins, Mr, Yates, D. McMechan, J. Roberts. Wildcat Staffs Znd S Editor -in-chief . lst Semester Editor-in-chief ...... Diana Neal Assistant Editor ..... Mary Wade Feature Editor . . . Dick McMechan Class Editor . . Mardine Anderson Society Editors .... Helen Lorea, Bev Givan Boys' Sports ........ Ken Mills Advertising Editor .... Cveorgiann Mabes Feature Editor Class Editor . Society Editors . Boys' Sports . . Girls' Sports . Club Editor . . . 42 emester . . . . . Ken Mills Assistant Editor ..... Mary Wade . . . Jim Shuck . . . Diana Neal . . . Helen Lorea, Bev Crivan . . ...... Staff Carol Bath Mardine Anderson 'I955 Gusher Staff Editor ........ ..... M ardine Anderson Assistant Editor . . ...... Jim Shuck Business Manager . . ...... Vic Auer Boys' Sport Editor . . . . . Ken Mills Girls' Sport Editor . . . . . Enid Swoap Club Editor ................. Janet Dey Feature Editor ........... Dick McMechan Snapshot Editors . . Diana Neal 81 Carol Shaffer Typists ..... Shirley Dey gl Janice Strickland Front row fl, to rg: J, Strickland, E, Swoap, M. Anderson, L, Odgen, D. Neal, Middle row: C, Shaffer, I. Dey, V. Auer, J, Shuck, S, Dey, Mr, Yates, Back row: D. McMechan, K, Mills, 43 M 2ND MARRIAGE OF SANTA CLAUS Front row: B. Abbott, R. Hamilton, L. Secrest. Back row: G, Thomas,J, Hel- lie, R. Nicar, F, Secrest, Miss Lyman, Dramatics READIN', 'RITIN', 'RITHMETICH L. Ogden, D. Nedderman, M, Wolfe, I. Nation, R, Smith, L, Blystone, G, Hopkins, B. Scott, E. Sharp, B, Ryan, J, Miller, Y A.- VVvu -..- V va Aukri at Vsggeelgg fobglllobqfferi 1 corn l Q ere ee 13,0 13,6 X19 S A d Dale ow XOQKS C XNYXO 383305 1:,X0B,ie-3:50 I C k dine Andefson an were go PQWH, Q09 W ini-5 Y alles Cap . ilijxir senior eanoiderefafst Fri- qelwwroe Oineo 00329016 04 obeff, 18 the ,fi Shaffer Pqlga l ' - d Killeen XNOQ b 5 AMW gofl- '-Y se Dleg inner - 1 Do rowned King Srglthe Annual Coed K doug 91659, 6981 X6 ,ixxelrncge Wit Gd HG 113 th DLIIQF v ' - h ushg IJ e-FSC Senj . Lay, Feb. 18, 3 ne Amlstadi, Seo Oougdefm Ygoiffgue bee gear X And 1042 if Sal ently C oi, Dance by Joaredrls- League. D015 may X15 ,xg beta' 6 Qi we did e1'Son ' anlloun SS Camp gm' , .0 y of the ,Kathy G9 ,avril 4 Som Q annu Ced Iargn lfugsow, Rodney Li-Qejlf-Seater Elaine 6236 Gem? Y USS task? WCS! tedfforfwgg dine f Ogden, John e Brown, Candi- megs 92 foulfhbel. of thng o as stunt, and BNC lasses, made A f1'e teaehe he fO1' the other E3 urn We e -FS. dateiie royal couple S co I d I ns L upriearts and CUPE? rggcgligizi eech C eglon h 8 . d t e W Oflfe walls, en was car inn ther Wag0Y1 to a Sta? l deco' Legion er Of, Tuesday' S geo out in the beauplxitviic nes ViC Aueifgglbhc SPePkiI?gAmeHCan feferia' A gig ne Y 1.0'U1inuteSf1Ov' Shin Contest' p ngdx na xo 0 MEADOR ATTENDS SAFETY COUNCIL Russell Meador, popular jun at Brea-Olinda and winner last YGHVS Orange County nn' Education Road-Day-o has be Selected to Fepresent his sehr 332,15 er the Present time 5 P! mg the governor's Trafg 'fety Conference in Sacrame heroes ,gg 'eiiif me ear d I bu Nod Rn . hi W morning by train vsithle N eb sqgd hmhlxfl queg, of Los Angeles teenage del 606 edox all 50095695 The three'da'Y Confefent L S o S9 Qoofb 1 W neflj ay Wlth 3 geneirall assem - H8 of all participants 1 n o 5 co . i tile GW ebbnouhceeootboxx vaio' Goodwlflg Knightis con ml n . e y 3, amber in the capita a free cl ' at will receu ated ca d Ceu0ph91 f ,Q g u - n ruffles ee . d Qu malls rf p h1S 0 N s 6 as the Coed Kminzii mr fpup' Vex QSZPJG ' eras 'gasoil' than C0106 e f 1955 entered to , Wg, QQ Am lllce Pgm . ws- e,e . q Sq. as the annual gather. O The danceable mllflc UEGST afb WIIIS lets 1 gill' the 0986 note safety througl 'ded by Fred LUN 5 P A cam . er Queen Conf A ,-5 meer-,b at Pol 0 'uggeSti011S broughl Bland, Anpfv were If-iuer thi!-if ggi: done it againg Janice :SfMZeq1-xxxbock :orgy ous sectional fig- : 0- ' Y eww O90 xidxcxk re reezgy' The gm for Brvezxoliifdifmond contest Si 9' s 0' mv q l B respect. Wed 315 81 Te Easter weekr 5 Queen of oeyub Y effort lvely' for th 'O' a Sunday on teqresentative last X vofsxe :anew Ogslatie S' elf winning S anon KWIZ. - Rf 1 L -i GED were Caro- - rnmiko ee G Jerri ee' iefiilriizmseg 0 Shinomiya 3 A tu Hoot-211 an PGI' And ts Pa . . d el'SOI'I T refreshmen , advertising: an Sw ake, Judy Hurst' - ts eafef Desi ' nker, ticke . sn PTI' Joyce H11 Pat Anderson - A more, d . , artistic S01 sign forefggned Qhe winning Calif. blem. Her Sesiumor Sweater f . Schovl- Brea' th0Se submittegn was voted o B eo O . l-laqh gill, Sandra Jglnfignnie R r ' ems, C t- , she a A Welchel,anLg5i1ani:ue11G .Kent ., Ne . S C1358 election, a ation il W 'W' For the many h - S Fo and work . OWS of tin Q- 1' I . Dut 1 -nie g S Signed emblem 11? the well-dl Frances Oldshack Faces beg 202201 by sopn star Adrian Led- r S 17 19011113 Performance tl-:ii 1955 All League squads Wit WUs ' 0 Go enhfl ' F fudged Od D . SQ' our two sophomore standou' fresno fhe fi l'lvi,,g ., Adrian Ledbetter and Don 1V '0rnfo cmeefing ff'9Sf of H7' Connell, chosen on the secf ,Ion heldgfofheff-ff H19 Core ' . Th' ' 11 f' h' 9 5 me L fs If fa ,X 21 ln? ai f' and 20 asf Week Assecie. girl taking a class in agriculture. Loretta is especially proud be- cause, being a mere whisp of a gal, she is ineligible to belong to the Future Farmers and the only ass Sweater, - r Loretta S90 Wfele 1 C223 John B Dale ANU ' czivev, c22l, Dave Lois Lt ggzglaflelzllfswick X igk Sent l the Green Br Gold Shellacked the Carol Sho ss ,,., John He In f fence ValenciaeTigers, 48 to 35 bef v S-1-uden-fs' Diana Crovggg YMCA Con ed Fam a good! sen of SPGCWLOTS Nlneleeh D 1 Victor your -- --.. . To th to Lead an of me side th u The encoun- S hOxarShlp . Velta Cass- ffstrerle, was the theme enmon ter 00 C Janet Liveldy ..... ..,. t 0 F0lloW nuax YMCA QOUXEOV- 26 may president Martha fourth aY1AS1l0mar las me XOQ-3,1 Tl G Linda Ogcienmops topped the Laura Goat arp new af, aerfesermng- Helrnick the mx G of the lumor cgfea-oiinoo stu- Frafflkie Pu ----l thfu 2' ' Senior --da DOH MCCO11lAk Q e 'Let Of nineteen bex-5hipS in Kay Puzzle eme HPY wisended D mammal School recb- ' . Wh? ea?negcrl?cEia1rshiD Som' Qfgfgda Poolilnhm' wljegt :im 450 ' eahe D H topping tn, I O O wnwie Semester, 30001432 Caplet In troll Q 1 pei t . d today Tom L0s -- delegates The + 93 lil 9 S' Leu' f 'PS re A - f R S - ---- de. cosy, Op . 93 POIHUS and d Vlse' , Lafitllerta Drop Neilsghught W' fyre Wen, foprfze of ' ls writing there e as even dis Lewi:G0odmaI1 ion accord' in ff, for her peflne M3'0o Sft in which the O UT Classe zodne Goodbye h --Q--- ' Sn inspmnf var e recenf Wlnnin ein, ce of furthering tribe cludes for Y Fluid ...----..- ibm CasS1 ,esfmp 1,,s,HufVfsf0,, goenff, 1 even greater the.h011EOm, 5, six soph' .. a do . If was e ess nser- seniors, d me fr-esnmen. 0 ' Y b one Oy e Loretta Root mores ee e Mac Adnan Gam ' were Y he -- -- medim I V Co - fuefo, Mon- Chapter Sweetheart essay 20 points are fl-,an mPeff,,g ' fs. Proudly sporting a new FFA necden q32J, Maxine M93 as a gcho 2000 C fvffh 2 jacket for the past couple of ?59y2y, Laura Lamm i29lbi 200 olsfud Olffomi '770re l weeks has been Loretta Root, mich 4273, Gregg H P Six Orange League Coaches eel K 'W0rd 9 fl f S DQ high ,ll popular 16-year-old sophomore Pres Kathy Qgden 4255, Km t ether recently and Selevref Sys ,L eSSoy ' e0ne's Od coed at B1-ee-olmoe andthe only r1OmWan24l,T0nY lfclgf ' res 2 en C in fi IX fK 11 fi I1 i ' e Ina - nd FAI. way she could obtain the coveted 12 32 ?Ja1::T5ilbur Chansler f e 1 eherrv G0fd0n QU? fs f., r ',A J f 7u,, 7 ,W , K! . ting X ry! f ik . Q f M MJ I ,M f ,A , ,X , .......,..f Max, A Front row fl, to rj: E. Stuht, B. Wood, J. Thayer, M. Lakey, Z, French, Sec- ond rowg N, Williams, L, jones, C, Taylor, N, Webb, F. Newhouse. Back row: Mrs, Bassett, D. Foust, S. Bassett, M, Wade, C, Bath, M. Severtson, Home Ec Club Scholarship Front row Cl, to rg: E, Sharp, L. Lamm, L. Lussow, L. Ogden, M, Anderson. Second row G. Hopkins, M. Lakey, M. Meyers, K, Shinomiya, P, Nahin, Miss Lyman, Back row: T McDonald, J. Baker, C. Auer,J. Prestwich, D, A11yn,W, Chansler, D. Lashley, W, Wed- UI, f www '15 Erik , V S QE X' fx , if JM x, 1 ' KP ,- 'Q -1 nf w V X L 'J L 4...f ' fwf -ff t - mp. - gg... , , ffl' f vw A fl ' , i Q M i H i A 4 i- A wr 9 U 7 7 ff,,,f,,,,,, 'iffkflfw , fb ' fi A W ' f:6,1K'hc1.,,W .- V-NA -., 1 .ll ' f Lf H X' , , f 2? MW- f 'iff '-,f -.11 . 1 4 f ff ., ,!43y,W KJ ...qw ,ju ,Jn Junior-Senior Prom Pacific Coast Club April 22, 1955 , 2 Z 4-x KX .XMIJA HM I Results of latest vitality-improvement surveys showed that students who lacked snap, crackle, and pop of energy could overcome the difficulty by taking special compounds of sportsmanship, teamwork, and championship play, to liven lazy muscles and increase yelling power. W My , f ---...Q wg bv. ff-.V V, N TFQ ,fx Af- f .X 'w V w N 5 f' ' W K -Y ff 1 4 W 1 ' f w x ' xx , Lf! , Q , , J, 'X N ' T , XJ X x ,q ,, , Xly y! gx, . , yi f X 5' A Y L 4 H Carol Shaffer Homecoming Queen Brea Brea Brea Brea Brea Brea Brea. Brea. . . Brea Perris ..... Palm Springs. . . Fallbrook. . . Sweetwater. . Capistrano. . Laguna Beach Valencia .... Tustin ..... Garden Grove The Brea-Olinda Varsity football squad led by co-captains Jim Coon and Tony Baca, turned in a success- ful season by totaling six victories as against two losses and one tie. The Wildcats wound up in the third spot in the league standings. The Green at Gold compiled a total of 197 points, while her opponents mustered 131 digits. .lim Coon, Loy Watkins, Tony Baca, Ron Nation, and Dick McMechan received their Wildcat of the Week trophies at the annual Lions' Club football banquet where it was also announced that next season's co- captains are to be Watkins and .Jim Webb. Varsity Football Front row, 1, to r.: B, Jensen, J, Helrnick, L, Watkins, T. Baca, J. Coon, R, Nation, D. McMechan, E, Rehder, Second row Coach Tucker,G.Cooke,W,Jamison, W. Wedin, D. Allyn, W, Chansler, T. Davis, R. Ledbetter, E, Swoap, Ass't. Coach, Wona cott, Third row: L. Shaw, K. Baker, R. Tucker, G. Burt, B. Johnson, G. Abel, J. Graham, J, Roberts, Back row: D, Ries R Smith, A. Ledbetter, R. Burt, J. Webb, B. Swindle, L. Farwell. .Aan Tony Baca Tony Baca, fast and shifty Wildcat scatback and co-captain of the var- sity squad, earned a starting position on the 1954 all-league tearn. Wilbur Chansler and John Helmick were al- so tabbedfor honors by being placed on the second eleven. Baca, one of the league's most res- pected runners, ground out 534 yards for an average of4.9yards per carry in five league contests. He also starred at safety on defense. Chans- ler snagged 1-flaerials for 232 yards and was a standout runner when called upon to lead and end-around play. Helnnick stopped many a back on defense and also handled his guard position with versatility. Wilbur C17-Qnglef John I-Iejmick , f 7' Bees al I I W. pw 6 'Zff 16' as ' 2 v k, ' Front row, 1. to r.: M, Perdew, D, Walter, D. Menzie, C. Pitts, M, Bjork, S, Crow. Second row: E. Fitzgerald, R. Winchel, B. McCau1ey,K. Whelchel, L. Coon, M. Sarthou, D. Dennis, B. Ryan. Third row: G. Hopkins, C. Auer, C. Ford, B. Scott, D. Lashley, G. Claydon, W. Wright, B. Hebert, Mr. Piantoni. Back row: L. I-Ielmick, D. Walter, C. Auer, R. Brown, V. Ellyson, B. Brown, W. Wood. Brea Brea. . . Brea Brea Brea Brea Brea Fallbrook. . La Habra. . . Capistrano. . Laguna Beach ..... Valencia .... Tustin ..... Garden Grove 53 From row, 1, to r.: G, Hopkins, A, Ledbetter, B, Bath, D, Allyn, E. Swoap, L. Shaw. Back row: W, Chansler, I Coon, I. Shuck, T. Baca, T. Davis, D. McConnell, Mr. Bdskefbqll 1- - M -wan-KY5'll Front row 1 to 1-. G H . ' ' -- . klns K Wh l h . row: D. Walter, L, Dean SPE ' ' 6 C el, W- Wnght, B. Ryan C P. ' , . rown, B. Scott, E. Fnzgerald, J, Hallie, gg2'nDMTLAe3V21rZCI5.ttShaw, Back 54 B Z 37 Front row, 1. to r.: E. Currington, B. Morrison, L. Rios, T. Proffit, K. Mon, R. Kelly. Back row: Shorty Smith, M. Perdew, G. Oulrey, B. Hebert, S. Crow, P. Nahin. Front row, l. to r.: P. Nahin, D. Walter, M. Bjork, J, Wise, D. Lashley, B. Brown, H. Morris, R. Kelly, Back row: Shorty Smith, R, Winchel, J. Prestwich, C. Auer, M, Sarthou, D, Stock- well, E, Currington. Q . 9 rm. 'fl 1 l. x I V 1' - Av ' 'vs- ' eg. 'M jr 3 I . 1 2 f ,f.f..,,V 'S d Varsity Jayvees Front row, 1. to r.: T. Baca, R. Burr, I. Coon, J, Shuck, E, Swoap, J, Baker, E, Smith, Back row: Mr. Wonacott, R. Smith, A. Ledbetter, D. McMechan, T. Davis, D. McConnell, L, Coon. Baseball Front row. 1. to r.: M. Sarthou, K. Mon, F. Corona, I. Vise, D. Walter, D. Walter, B. Hebert, T, Proffit, P. Nahin. Back row: Mr. Wonacott, R, Winchel, G, Burr, I, Presrwich, L. Dean, L. Farrell, B, Childers, B, Brown, W, Wedin, H. Morris, J, Stockwell, V A M ii , f. ai , f ' , 'ff' , ii I ,... in Q' V' I f . . F o f W I -39 - R I ,Q i , If Q7 3 ', , ff 1 ka T x I A lx 1 , 5 Q V .fi 'F N '4 PW 1 Although short of men, the Brea-Olinda track- sters gave it all they had and supplied the student body with good reason to be proud of them. ln- dividualyrstandouts were senior Earl Swoap and sophomore Adrian Ledbetter, who headed the Green and Gold scoring parade by, supplying a majority of the first places mustered by BO in- dividuals. , Q Joe Sarthou's 1320-yard record of 3:39 was shattered by Bee leader Bill McCauley. who ground out 3 laps in the time of 3:38. An ad- ditional top grade performance was added in the league meet when Loy Coon tied for first place in the Cee pole vault by soaring 10' 6 lf8 . Track Front row, 1. to r.: J. Prestwich, D. McConnell, B, Hebert, M. Perdew, T, Proffitt, M. Sarthou, H. Morris, B, Bruce, Second row: S, Crow, L. Coon, R. Brown, B. Scott, L. Farwell, C. Pitts, D. Walter, B. Bath, W. Wedin, Mr. Straw. Back row: W. Wright, C. Fields, W. Chansler, I. Coon, D. Allyn, A. ledbetter, R, Smith, E. Swoap, T. Baca, R. Ledbetter, Mr. Hassing. . I ' 3 31 x f W ,ff Y K I- .VW xi R? 5 G-wh Oo - U Sf NG-11 on na-1 m0g'n-fo 25,-,Emi :rjv..4:3 2 EQ-v5 . ff-215. .. F2950 'U bi' E-fl-Z::H-. 3 'C-TOO U7 N42 +I -4 P S4-S H. FD-,O 5g'E5' uf.-1 2 .'-C N grggro P E232 52'Qf mfr' -ru. .,..-4 U 5 O O-' -:FEES 0 wmw . gj:'j'Ox4 220 wg 55?-' fu 5::55 .-' D-Q24 DJ 92235 O-o Dump' 5m -H' oj4F'7m'G .OH75 ,-L '-4 M225- maom.-. cu.-,:-r. 7J 5'-H -' . JTTU- 3 www? -1-4 F' ooh: gtfgofx' k4v-.r-+30 . cn-rum! F5-Ds' -0 :J E7-'x'?.'m3g fv?'G .-+ E-U8 gg:-'55 92-if :dn BTU 322- , Qc-BFE 5- 5' 5 'D::cJ'HuQm BTN fl.: 'Cie cnr5. 'fm ' P1 4207059 w..,'I,,-55 V1 mx ,-n :J . ms- filfj '-1. 5-zgr ZEQ-4U.rq 255 5 .rm 3-'MDE UUEWF Ulvzit 4,3 ' A 3 ' A A V . . Olleyball Basketball 4- 3 ,, WJ . f i Q .. . Amwlfifff Hockey Sweater Winners L, to r.: C. Bath, C. Shaffer, D. Taylor, J. Buckmann, B. 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ZA K I f A-lv 1 vw, EASTSIDE MARKET Luck For The Future Kenny 8. Lovern McCoy Good Wishes WARD 8. HARRINGTON LUMBER COMPANY 120 E. Ash JA-9-3150 BREA FURNITURE STORE 400 E. Birch JA-9-2530 BREA FEED STORE Extends Their Best Wishes 108 S. Pomonc JA-9-2727 210 S. Pomona JA-9-3066 BREA PHARMACY Prescription Specialists 136 S. Pomona JA-9-3252 MARILYN'S BREA BARBER DEPARTMENT STORE SHOP Best Wishes Success To The Class of '55 133 S. Pomona I27 S. Pomona JA-9-3320 ASSOCIATED GAS BREA HOBBY SHOP STATION Congratulations Good Luck For The Future Graduates ESCO HERBERT woRsl-IAM MANUFACTURING CO. Insurance, Notary, Real Estate Extends Congratulations Their Heartiest Wishes I3436 S. Pomona JA-9-3460 SHAFFER Best of Luck to the Class of 1955 TOOL Y E t SHAFFER I l up Brea, California WCJRKS 5 , 3 eu ...., I .Q f f Q h 4 X 5 Z9't! , J. .., AA'. -it I ,A ig as 31,7 V 'gr fl l f ' .-.duff .gi ,, 4 I 5 X X 1 15 L I, W3 K I I r ,,.. , I - 4 6 I A X ,.,,N FJ, As 'Www 'X ? I4 M, Z . 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Pomona JA-9-2400 815 S- ,POWOHG K .. . ,1 1 1 s v x 4 . '27 s., K 'ws w an diff! va fb 3, .,,e,.- ,, . In , g. A, 1 ' , aunt U9 Q. 511 Dwi, 49 K f aj Q Nlndczxw Md 1 043- ' ' ng M ,A V, X 1 x9 , L , ffl. Y Mi Q V, vu- uf, fa' 45 M fs-suv ,sr 1, M wif 'ff' ff H: , Maw-gmt., Mr' Y' Y LV , b IV , . , r if 1 V M Q-f,,d,fg N ,E N- , ' 'D I 0'5 I avi f 1 N25 Congratulations from THE BREA PROGRESS Your Hometown Newspaper Frank Hall, Owner 8. Publisher DALE'S MOBIL SERVICE Best In The Future To The Graduates f 'SNS ,,aAW f -.,1'xr bis as Brea American Legio 891,00 I1 Ulu' 6 R s' 'N I Q'0 vw? on 1 'V Yww Y X Q 4 2 A nv : A V W IM ggeigf' ' 24 7 Q , 1: ,Il Annual S of the A merica 5 6 9 6 ,uifarlmws ponsor n Legion S HENRY peech Contest MACHINE CO Ge MP neral ANY Machine W ork Congratulations, Graduates 128 N. P A omona Wish for the B Fro est 771. BREA V JA 9-3107 L C ARIETY 0 the lass 0 f1955 Fl 141 owers S. Pomona for Your Futu Brea 235 S. 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