Brethren High School - Element of Style Yearbook (Paramount, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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In later years while turning the pages of this book, if it should bring a smile to your lips or a Tear to youreye re- minding you ot the dreams and goals, the challenges and accom- plishments of 1958, we shall be content knowing we have done our iob. 2 l i If 4.-' .fy fi 1 Q, W r x J at I Y A 1 fbeofcafzon ww 5 QQ' Pri! ,Sf ey iff :Ati Because of your love for students your devotlon to Chrrst your under standing counsel gurdlng us lnsplrlng us making us want nothing less than a 'ob well done you have made our life at Brethren Hugh both pleasant and profitable Therefore nt IS wnth gratitude and affectnon that we ded: cate to you Mass Ruth Ender the AM BASSADOR for l958 . O s I Q ' ff 4 .. ff 4 3 QQ' N X t 1-1 Q- ji' 1 K 2 . .V ggi, Y me ' 5' . ' . tg s ' ' A nv V . X, . 4 g .. ,- ' I , 4 Q 'tg ,Mw5,' sgvwg, inf' K .' i l .QL .Q .AN ,.u 3 1 .M Y , iff H I ' I - x lt- 1 '-V' 'fps f .5 - qt 1 ,li . t V V.,,Wf, A iii: . M 14' 1-. ivfxf ga ,U g ., dl Cf, V- - X A . f I ' Tiff ' ' ' f - , Wy ,Mis-g,, ' ' ll A . ' Q 5-5 3 ., i'.1.lff lf'l F. - rag' rr ' X'-.x Q.: . I I - I I I ' 1 I I - f7a5Q gf Gonfenfs c5!01r1fuaf Jqcaogmzc ryanzzafzon a f1fQf1c fy .-------U--H----H O ' ' Z ........... - Csoczdf ..................... 5' ' .............-....... Gommerczdf ............... pzkvfuaf This book oT The law shall noT cle- parT ouT ol Thy mouThg buT Thou shalT mecliTaTe Therein clay and highT, ThaT Thou mayesT observe To do according To all ThaT is vvriTTeh Thereihg for Then Thou shalT make Thy way prosperous, and Then Thou shalT have good suc- cess. ! 2 x, 'fm 115 sk fp N4 f.' For several years novv we here at Brethren High School have set aside a day a semester for a time of real spiritual en- richment. These days are well planned to insure spiritual growth and to help us real- ize anew the rnain goal of ours a Christian High School, to honor and glorify The Lord. These days are profitable and a vital part of spiritual life here at Brethren High. Ji315Q Don erence Student Body Bible Conference Day Merv Rosell brings a stirring message, His five-day visit was of real spiritual value. The students at Brethren High School had the privilege this year ot having a special chapel speaker every Tuesday and Thursday morning tor thirty minutes. We had mission- ary speakers trom foreign lands, we had ministers from churches in the surrounding area, and we had our own Teachers bring us messages from Gods Word. These chapel services play a most important part in help- ing us, the students, to be strong in the Lord. A -sw,. p Rev, Mr. Solon Hoyt, missionary to Argeneina brought us a message built around life on the mission field, Rev Mr Thompson, one of our own teachers, brings U5 Rev, Mr. Klievver, representing the pastors in this area delivers a challenging important thoughts from God's Word, message. wr Cfrlbfzdn Miss Ender plays as these young people sing at retreat. Being a Christian high school Brethren provides many opportunities for spiritual growth. Perhaps the most beneficial are the Bible classes. Each student has a Bible class daily in which God's Word is studied carefully and profitably. Twice a year we have a retreat. Away from the problems and pressures of the moment we are all drawn closer to our Lord. We have had many wonderful and dedicated speakers, each one bringing inspirational and challenging messages. Our student council meets every Tuesday and Thursday morning for fifteen minutes of prayer. We have seen the effects of these prayer sessions upon the student body as well as upon the student council members themselves. The High School Student Council meets every Tuesday and The Rev, Mayes explains a verse to Eddie Nemechek cluring Bible Thursday morning for prayer. class. I -Q-4-Q-rv -I fvpfpy i 9 i y QL 2 ' , ,V ' ' ff , ff, . :vfwxl ' Ray Leach and Howard Altig discuss a Bible verse. The effect ot the spiritual guidance and training received at Brethren can be seen in the lives of our young people. They are taking their places as song leaders, pianists, Sunday School teachers, and leaders in their various individual churches. We have a Wonderful privilege in attending a Christian school. As we go forth it is our duty to present Christ to others and to make Him pre-erninent in our own lives. Peggy Sterrenburg plays the piano while Jim Sisson leads the singing. Linda Price teaches a class of 7th grade girls. E N -as -N, X 32 ,. . . c . Z, WCGOQIZQIC The fear of The Lord is The be ginnihg of wisdom. A ff. S w A QR ,A 1 :M-A,..X1f -V ,' 'N A if gf'f+Lf441 , , AUX, 34.-ga y 566 4 9 v . , ' 5 ,15-rxr' t 1 , . 'A 54 ' , , f , . Y Ax H W n1: 5,gG,:V 4 fagaw H 5 W, ,sf V ,X Y5gl1,i? Q if xW 'Vg fm-Q, M44 -. . 1 , V 445 L Z Q .,.4x.,lf SM u.s4Q.-.359 . .Lf ., .Q ai M. , , f A W. ,',.L..u.' 3 5 f Y ii v 1 1 5 He I 4 f 5 Q X fi is 22 . 15' :iii 4 5, :si 2 445 ,Q W. Wm vu .fi X - 'ew' - 'Af Q . , v. .Q 3,13 ,wa 'wwvi . . :iff 1 if . ,Ah A, Y I4 OFFDC 1 t 4 I 70f221221Q9fraf0r5 JAMES B. CRAWFORD ' s ii .. Vice Principal REV. ALFRED DODDS Junior High Principal MRS. MINA COON Girls' Counselor MlSS RUTH ENDER Dean of Girls 'B .....1' SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS-Standing: Melvin Veale, Dr. Charles Mayes, William Coon, Donald Dyer, Walter McPheeters. Seated: Clifford Yocky, Mrs. Ted Austin Mrs. William Harper, Arthur Schwab, Julius Levering. Each one of us is grateful to the members of the school board for their untiring efforts in making our school the center of Christian education that it is. This committee meets monthly to discuss problems and to seek the Lord's guidance in the direction of our school. They are interested in each individual student. We are thankful for their foresight and for their dir- ection of our school. cscfoof ZUJI' I6 RICHARD ARTHUR Industrial Arts HELEN BRICK Study Hall, Librarian KATHERINE CHADWICK Science, Social Studies, Horne Economics Long Beach State, Seaside Memorial College of Nursing Biola LAURAINE BARBER English, Art Long Beach State SHIRLEY CARPENTER English Biola RICHARD CARPENTER Physical Education, Bible, Industrial Arts Biola MINA COON Home Economics, Art Long Beach State Y JAMES CRAWFORD 4.4 Social Studies, ' X' Industrial Arts John Brown University, Long Beach State, Stanford University ARTHUR DURR Bible, Physical T Education, Mathematics, Business California State Teachers' College, Pennsylvania State College AGNES ELLIS English, Foreign Language Boscobel College, University of Arkansas, Northwestern University, University ot California Pea body College, U .C.L.A., GCZIQ ALFRED DODDS Bible, Social Studies, Mathematics University of Western Ontario, Toronto University, Long Beach State, Southern Methodist University, Dallas Theological Seminary RUTH ENDER English, Bible, Foreign Language U.C.L.A., Los Angeles State College, University ot Oregon 6 DORTHA HARMONSON Girls' Physical dcu Y Education U.C.L.A,. U.S.C., Long Beach State CARLEDA HUTTON . Music Westmont College, Long Beach State REGINALD KANTZER Mathematics Ashland College CARMEN LEHMAN Business Goshen College JOHN MAYES Bible, Industrial Arts Pasadena College, Grace Theological Seminary DIANNE McDOWELL Business Biola I7' I I9 Q. WILLIAM McDOWELL Social Studies, English, Science Long Beach State dCUgy JULIA PAYNE Substitute Teacher University of Washington, University of California, U.C.L.A., U.S,C. JOSEPH SMITH Science Whittier College, Long Beach State, U.S.C. SUZANNE ROYER Mathematics Westmont College, Long Beach State RAYMOND THOMPSON Bible, Industrial Arts Whittier College, San Francisco State College, University of Oklahoma, Grace Theological Seminary Sfqf Cfferzd Qgfqff MRS. MARRSON MRS. HOGG MRS. SCHILLING QSeCrefa1'1Cs MRS. YOCKY MRS. HORN MRS. STURZ MRS. MCPHEETERS 0 , ..:-1653 ,, Qf X, MZ . 'N M4 Gusfoofdns MR. AND MRS. suvwmoms azlrzfenance an MR. CORRELL MR. COOPER 9?'OllI? FA' WUI? CLASS OFFICERS: Miss Ender, Advisorg Paul Sundstrom, Presi- dent Sandra Bradley, Secretary, Tristram Swan, Vice President, Connie Schneider, Treasurer, Sue Fuller and Ron Barker, Co- Social Chairmen. Our distinguished Seniors on Senior Dress-Up Day. s'-:Sf As time passes on and the members of this class are drawn apart, we will have in our hearts the remembrance of the many days we have spent at Brethren. All of us have had the neces- sary academic training to be able to meet the problems which may arise. True, some may want to further their educatidn in colleges and universities, but others may wish to get into a job immediately. ln whatever position each of us may be we wish to be a witness for Christ. We as Seniors have been drawn closer together this year as a unit and we will always remember that we are a unit, for no one can take this privilege from us of being a member of the class of nineteen hundred and titty-eight. 91210113 BRIAN AVERS Philippians 4:13 ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball Brian Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Foot RONNIE BARKER Romans 'l:l6 Class Social Chairman 4, Trum- pet Trio 4, Pep Band 4, Brass Ensemble 4, Latin Club 2. Transferred from California High School, Whittier, '57, after be- ing at Brethren previously. Ron DAVID BATES Philippians 4:l3 Pep Band 2, 4, Radio Club I, 2, Football 4. Transferred from Santa Fe High School, '56, after being at Brethren previously. Dave CAROL BERGEN Romans 8:28 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, String Ensemble l, Usherette 2, 4, Annual I, 4, GAA 3, A, Gold B MIKE BIRNIE II Peter 2:19 Student Council 4, Paper Editor 4, Choir 4, Pep Band 4, Speech 4. Transferred from Karlstad High School, Minnesota, '57, after being Carol enzbrs RAYMOND BISHOP I Corinthians lO:l3 '3Y JOYCE BLEVENS Romans l2:l, 2 Student Council 4, Student Store Manager 4, Class Social Chair- man 2, Class Secretary 3, GAA iuoyceii at Brethren previously. Mike DAVID BLATT Psalm 9l:4 Stage Crew 2, 3, A, UDGVEH DAVID BOND Philippians 11:6 Siuclerlt Council 3, 4, Boys' Athletic Commissioner 4, Class President 3, Scholarship I, Choir 4, Speech Choir 4, Stage Crew 3, Latin Club I, Camera Club I, Annual 3, Base. ball 1, Manager 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, -1, GQId B Dave FAITH BOWLEN Proverbs 25:9 Transferred from Santa Barbara High School, '57, Faith SANDRA BRADLEY ..lOl'1f'l l4:2 Class Secretary 45 Scholarship 3, Ag GAA 4. ttsandyu enzbrs ALFRED BROCK Galatians 2:20 Student Council 45 Student Body Vice President 49 Class Co-Social Chairman 37 Speech Choir 45 Speech Ag Latin Club 25 Annual 3, 4g Letterme-n's Club 3, 47 Football l, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, Ag Track 2, 3, Ag Gold B , MAIN JU DY CO NAWAY Philippians 4.6 Judy s Nb THOMAS DERRISON Romans 8 I Transferred from World Church School Los Angeles 56 Tom JIM ELLIS Romans IO9 Basketball 3 Football A Transferred from South Ga Hugh School 55 IYTI Qww.. C 9121013 BARBARA FLINT Galatuans 2 20 Cholr 4 Brass Ensemble A Pep Band 4 GAA A Transferred from Polytechnlc Hugh School Long Beach 57 Barb f ? KAYE DORCHESTER Galatians 2 20 Cholr 2 I e GAA 2 Kaye DAVID FISHER Galatlans 2 20 Class Vnce President I Scholarship 3 Trumpe Trio 3 Slrl nsemble I Cholr Presndent A Noblemens Club 3 Latm Club 2 Camera Club I Let lermens Club 3 Football I 2 3 sketball I 3 4 Base I 2 3 4 Track 3 Most Outstand :ng Player Football 4 Gold B Fisher SUE FULLER Romans I I6 Class Soclal Chairman 4 Scholar 2 La Clu Transferred from Anderson Hugh School lndlana 54 Susle RICHARD GOODMAN Romans I2I, 2 DONALD GRASMAN Phnllpplans 314 ,,DICkt, HDOHH MARJORIE HEALY Proverbs 3:5, 6 Marge BOB HARRIS Philippians 4:13 Sound Crew 3, Stage Crew 3. Transferred from Polytechnic High School, Long Beach, '56, GLENN HARMONSON I Corinthians 10:13 Student Council 1, 2, 4, Student Body President 4, Class Presi- dent 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, Noble- men's Club 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, A, Outstanding Player Basketball, Baseball 3, Gold B , Two Jewels. Harmie x C 91210145 RONNIE LANSING I John 5:4 Latin Club 2, Football 2, 4, Baseball 2, 4. Ron ,Bobo LYNETTE HOWELL Philippians 1:20, 21 Student Council 4, Student Body Secretary 4, Girls' League Vice Presi- dent, Class Co-Social Chairman 3, Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Ninette 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, String Ensemble 1, Speech 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Inspirational Player Award, Baseball 3, Gold B , Lynnie JANET LEACH Isaiah 41:10 Student Council 4, Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech 3, Speech Contest Winner 4, Usherette 4, Annual 1, 4, Editor 4, Paper 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Gold B . MARLENE McCLl NTICK Philippians 4:8. Transferred from Ivy High School, Oregon, '56. H-Ianu NOLAN MCKNIGHT Romans 8:28 Nolan Marlene tl Y- ROLAN MCKNIGHT Philippians 4.6 EDDIE NEMECHEK Rolan Lulie 2:11 Latin Club 2. ,,Red., PAULA PARKER I Corinthians 10:13 Student Council 45 Girls' League President 45 Speech 35 Song Leader 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 Gold 11811. Transferred from Artesia High School, '56. Pooker C enzors KATHLEEN PETERSON Psalm 27:1 Student Council 35 Student Store Manager 35 Latin Club 35 GAA 2. Transferred from California High School, Whittier, '55. Kathie MARILYN SCHMIDT Romans 3:23 Student Council 45 Girls' Athletic Commissioner 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Usherette 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 GAA 2, 3, 45 Outstanding Player, Softball 35 Gold B Maggie gas: CLARA PARKS Romans 8:28 Class Treasurer 25 GAA 2, 3, 4 Transferred from Silverton Hig'h School, Oregon, '54. Carla DARLENE ROUSH Psalm 28:7 Paper 45 GAA 4. Transferred from Paramount High School, '57, after being at Brethren previously. ,Deen CONNIE SCHNEIDER Jeremiah 33:3 Class Treasurer 45 GAA 3, 4. Connie 27 DAVID SCOVEL John 3:17 Dave PAUL SUNDSTROM Hebrews 12:2 Student Council 3, A, Boys' Athletic Commissioner 3, Class President 4, Drama 2, 3, Noble- Men's Club 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Annual 4, Football l, 2, 3, A, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Most Inspirational Player, Football 3, Gold B , One Jewel. Sundown BEVERLY SMITH Proverbs 3:5, 6 Student Council 4, Safety Com missioner 4, Scholarship 3, 4 Annual 4, GAA 3, 4, Gold B Transferred from Glendale High School, '56. ,,Bev,i QUENTIN SWAN I Timothy 2:15 Football I, 2, Baseball, Manager 2 Transferred from Neosho H ig h School, Missouri, '57, after being at Brethren previously. Snow QIZIOFS TRISTRAM SWAN Romans l :2O Student Body Vice President 3, Class Vice President 4, Photo Club l, Paper 4, Basketball l. Transferred from Neosho High School, Missouri, '57, after being at Brethren previously. Bob DUANE SWANSON Ephesians 2:8, 9 Stage Crew I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Football 4. Duane MARDELL WHITTAKER Proverbs 3:5, 6 Mardell JOSEPH ZAHN Romans 6:23 Hoe., '75 ,ip air, C14-,fblrs mf, KA 'H 'Li Carolyn Aday Charline Altig Beth Baker Brian Barke Tura Barton Basil Bennington CFFICERS: Mrs. Chadwick, Advisory George Cnallcin and Patty Sterrenburg, Co-Social Chairmeng .lim Roney, Vice Presidentg Beth Baker Secretar -Treasurerg Ross Carey, h Lia 'Vs 1 Y Presidentg Mrs. Lehman, Advisor. Ruth Birnie M ' ' . B33 111210115 Chuck Burdick Daniel Burk Ross Carey Duane Clouse hs' um Steve Cook Charlotte Crandall Marion Crawford Ervin Dempsey Ellen Dooley Jan Dunn Ruth Dunning Cherie Dyc Carolyn Dyer Jerry Eisley E'-3 We of the Junior Class have had the distinct privilege of putting on the Junior-Senior Banquet. We completely enioyed both the work and the wit that was performed during the time we were preparing forthe big event. We had lots of fun raising money with our car washes, parties, and various other social events. And then, of course, we passed the traditional pig faithfully twice a week. Into the pig everyone put their pennies and loose change. This has indeed been a fine year at Brethren. We as Juniors are looking forward to another great year as Seniors. 11121013 'SUN-'rr rss: Kathy Fleiss Milton Foix Dick Fuqua George Galkin Bob Gilbertson Nancy Hackley Suanne Harper Max Henry David Hogg Bonnie Holmes Shirley Ketchum K, Jean King 'FTE' I ........- -N 0 Q-rf 4...-1 Carolyn Aday, Carolyn West, Dick Fuqua, Dick Hogg, and Bob Gilbertson wash cars to earn money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. 111210145 Donna Mann Charlotte McFarland Barbara Miller Ruth Miller Lawrence Montgomery Laurie Pardevv Carol Parsons Bonnie Patrick Pat Pierce Linda Price Darlene Richards Dois Robison Valada Kliewer Sandra Klingenberg Judy Mang The members of the Sophomore Class have had a wonderful year in the Lord. We have received a real blessing from the chapel services and the Nlerv Rosell meetings. An added blessing has been the daily look into God's Word in our Bible classes. We have enjoyed Christian fellowship and good times each day at school as well as in our extra-curricular activities. One social highlight was the day spent at Disneyland. Each member of our class has had the opportunity to gain knowledge which will better equip him tor his Iite's work, whether it be full-time Christian work or some other field of service. With the Lord's help we trust that our Junior year will be even more profitable. CSOXU6 0122 01485 M. Mardell Boswell i Patty Brick if Martin Canavan v - Jean Carey .N Q 0' is ' Kenilee Carpenter 'J 'L i t .f Los ,ga 'Q-' , '- . is '.'.'.o 5' ' 4 . u. . . . . 4 v- fit! YA6 M Judy Christine Gary Clements Joyce Curtis Mary Ann Cushman Ted Decker A Carol Dyc Bill Edmundson Diane Estill Marian Eubanks Richard Flanders Nancy Flint Carole Foust Judy Gallaher Richard Gilbertson Bill Gulick Evelyn Allen Bob Altig Ronnie Baker Becky Bates 'N g' ta' 5 if Tom Beattie Sandra Bishop 1 -.... X ri 0.2, ! It of-. ,Dill .lawn L, 'Mir in fi! Xxx A ca f X 'D' . N X Bob Hall Jean Haudenschield David Hines Linda Holmes Beverly Jenkins Steve Jensen Janet Jones Donald Kidd dmv gi' ,. 'fr l 9 X 'fi' l W J 'Digg E if OFFICERS: Miss Hutton, Adivsorg Jim Sisson and Beverly Jenkins, Co-Social Chairmen, Wayne Smith, President, Elaine Nicholas, Secretary-Treasurerg Gordon Nicholson, Vice Pres: 20148 LS' Lois King lone Kruger Paul Levering Linda Lewis Diane Lindquist John Lunsford Vernon Luiher David Marksbury Gay Mayse Louise Mickelson Arnelle Miller Linda Moore Housion Morrison Sue Nasif Elaine Nicholas Patricia Perry Ralph Porter John Richardson Sandra Roberts Roy Robertson William Robison Karan Rogers Elaine Schwab Gerald Scott Kandyce Seymour Donald Shock Lee Simmons Jim Sisson Judie Skellenger Wayne Smith Robert Speering Troy Stephens Ernie Strong Coralie Sturz Glenore Taylor Sandra Tolle Jim Van Coutren Veria Vandivort Cathy Veidmark Tom Westerman A i 5-A A Sow rj a R ' ff? :A if 1 J' I YY. 41 yi 1 G ,- 'V- 5 S. -J 'Q-' ,fx Gordon Nicholson Dottie Norman Martin Ossen Carolyn Parkhill Q. 'f K 'Q 5. A 1 K ,rw W N, fx ' Q A X, N' E X ' t gr' A iz K L. I f x .xg-hi. PAYE. xx 'Q-1' 1? ,QQ PM vc- Q ill 1- 6. Y:-1 X 'Cv' 'Dv 'cr This year our Freshman Class was one of quality and quantity. Our class was the largest one in the school with eighty-one members. Nine of us made scholarship. This was the largest representation from any class. Our girls participated in G.A.A. and many of our boys played on the Junior Varsity teams. Our main social event was the Saturday we all went to Disneyland. Everyone had a wonderful time and the outing served its purpose of drawing the class closer together. OFFICERS: Janet Ritchie, Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Crawford, Advisory Roni Ketchum, Co-Social Chairman, Dick Fralick, Presi- dentg Dareth Hess, Vice Presidentg Mr. McDowell, Advisory Nancy Smith, Co-Social Chairman. Yu'-1. .7re.sfmez2 'AWP Q fe.: - ,l 1 K y Martha Adams .Lx Q ' Howard Altig g Neff I , . ' A Elsie Asbury . i Gary Austin Ra? J gglq ,1 r , Q' ' , al Leonard Bartholomew in iv. ' Q' Q-QA ' 'jj .QA-5 la U 1 -5 K KV M 'Q g I if .1 tr' is aim? Q f H fmrgs Paula Benner Linda Blocker James Bolen Clifford Brown Clinton Brown Gary Brown Gary Buxton Margaret Caldwell Lillian Chadwick Roger Chadwick Wil Marilyn Collins Gordon Coulter Donna Crick David Decker David Dennis Glenda Dobbs Sandra Fisher Jean Fluke Jean Foust Dick Fralick Larry Fries John Frownfelter Nadja Galkin Frances Gaynor Gary Hanners Margarel Harmonson Patricia Harper Clifford Hauser Dareth Hess Sylvia Hill -ze, , - N X J 3 One ot our main social events was the Saturday we all went to Disneyland. g!'Q.S'.6I22 QI? Dennis Scoyel Susan Seiterling Randall Shelley Karen Showerman Nancy Smith Claude Sprinkle i Jo Ann Stantield my Robert Stertzbach X Bruce Thompson .- 1 ,ts , Dale Thompson J ,T T T' 5 Gary Thompggn Jo Anne Thomsen Kerry Waite Jim Westermann 4 Bruce Whittaker David Price Jackie Rhodes Linda Richards Janet Ritchie Bill Robertson Charles Rostedt Rose Ann Schock Ronnie Schooler 4 'Jig , Q va gn Ft. E at 5 ft . .9 iw, -,g rw 'US 4 Y'--fx ,Q . X . 1 V if - 0- 4, 51' Y fig S-. L., ' E ills 'ly , .. fn u- 4... ,E-W, gl X fl: ' .Mi G sf yy Y Q N K ill Sandy Aday Nancy Albritton Richard Baker David Ballard Linda Bell Charles Birnie Bonnie Bolen Gary Bowers Mike Brick Lois Briggs Carol Brooks lna Jean Brown Eldon Buell Paula Butcher Richard Calkins 3 , 5 'ff suv 129 me ., A 'Q' OFFICERS: Linda Bell, Vice President, Kent Skellenger President- Pam Gallaher and Dave Morrison Co-Social Chairmen, Vicky Feezor, Treasurer, Mr. Dodds, Advisor Doug Robison, Junior High Boys' Athletic Commissioner Orleeta Walters, Secretary. Not pictured: Mrs. Coon, Ad visor. Cizyfff QIUOQ Marilyn Chadwick Bobbe Church Sylvia Clyse -V David Cole Howard Cooney Janet Cowperthwaife Y 7 Susanne Cox Ronnie Culpepper Jimmy De Beck Leah Dooley V' ,t,! . Dale Ekdahl Paula Ewert ,X Vicky Feezor Jim Flint Kay Forqueran Doyle Freiburg Danny Galkin Pam Gallaher lt has been the privilege of our Eighth Grade Class to be the first graduating class of the newly formed Junior High Department. We enioyed our own fall and spring retreats for the first time in Brethren High history. Carol Ann Gann Gaylan Garrison Robert Goble Q7 Winnilee We have also enjoyed our Mis- JGWQQ sionary Project for which an offering H isvnnlg has been taken daily. We collected 6 gin more for the fund than any other . Was?-LA' dass. Hemminger Janace Academically our class has done Henderson very well. We had a third place M winner in the spelling contest and Jefft' L ' a first place winner in the speech l'l'Qb'9 4 y contest. Seven of our class members ROY 1 were on Scholarship. Hobbs 8, L - Q John Hornbeck T ir-- . Carolyn 5 . Q, Hotzell ffl it J, 'LN K , sa ...ik ii. w. Danny Howell sl l X, Anne Johnson i' Paul Kay ' - X l Diana Kelders J LQ y ' . - Catl1Y Kirkland C3 X2 tv Barbara Kloes ' 'Q 13' 'L . hx X 5 K f g W' , - 1.1 l l :rw Dorothy Leach Judy Leaf Ricky Lockhart Susanne McJimsey Don Miller Dave Morrison Jane Morrison Richard Parrish Ronnie Richards Linda Rickert Doug Robison H' Linda Rundall A Norman Schickedanz Cheryll Seymour Diana Sharp Eddie Simmons Joe Sisson Kent Skellenger X g' '4 3 an ex L U -'Ss 'i Judy Sorensen Jerry Stephens Claudia Sturz A Pat Tomlin Orleeta Walters Mary Walton ii' 'Wi r i N. mi- L ' 1- iiiqw Sn.- 'Qw- if 2' xr OFFICERS: Mrs. Harmonson, Advisor, Alfred Dodds, President, Gail Horn, Secretary, .Jo Elaine Brown and Richard Strong, Co-Social Chair- men, Norma Lee Williams, Treasurer, Arvid Veidmark, Vice President, Mr. Kantzer, Advisor. Ci' J . September, 1957, found our Seventh Grade, fifty in number, at a new school with new fr i e n d s to meet and new teachers. We were all set to enter new classes with new schedules. In fact we pioneered in several areas this year: name- ly speed-o-way in Physical Education, the school missionary proiect in giving each week, and in the Bible and Missionary Club for spiritual needs. 420912116 QJUOQ Peggy Adamson Gail Aday Leon Barnett Dale Boswell Jo Elaine Brown Mike Bybee Norman Chadwick Trudy Chaffin Judy Coolidge Linda Cowperthwaite Connie Curtis Pam Dayton Wallace Dickey Alfred Dodds Henry Duimstra Fred Fleiss Wendy Gallaher Barbara Gould Diane Grasman Sherry Hanna Robert Henderson Floyd Holliday Deanna Honline Gail l-lorn Jimmy Johnson Karen Kivrizis Willis Roy Leach Diane Lindamood Lenny Long Jack Malsfead Harold Mclean Melody Moore Paul Moore Karl Molsenbocker Onela Murray Martha Plunlcell Ronald Rarekin Nancy Rudolph Sharon Schmidt Silvia Shaver Jeannie Shock Wilma Simmons '- 'Ji . 'TP' it -1-3 Mk S. Q ,..n' A I , f,,,. : ,Ii S ,Q ' if . L faq., 4,3 i 'Rr 'N . W' 'fr N' - 'rc --. ...W 2 - H -:ev ic, 5 2 .i .i in , -x . emma, if R , iw' is lf ' 7 s.. L. he A K -,,i , ix l .M ,,' t ' . 'za--v Q E' E f . -X c Q Susan Sfambaugh Richard Slrong Judy Swanson Linda Thompson Arvid Veidmark Floyd Weber .-r 1. . iv 1- If X: Pim a K A QSFhxxw on X ,151 , dj Xing? ll n Y -f at eva X Q?, lieu .R X 5 Q 1. I ilu ,Ks -iv ' c Karen Norma Lee .fql 15 , 'NN- ,f- Kf 'N Williams Williams c Qnenfz Jfare 'Ns lydl?lZdflUl2CIf lm all Tlw y Ways aclmovvleclge Him, and l-le shall direct Tlwy paths. We as student council members have felt honored at the privilege ot representing our school this past year. lt was our responsibility to be worthy representatives out ot school as well as on the campus. Our main function was to engage in leader- ship in and out of class, always keeping Christ pre-eminent. We met once a week to decide on issues that would benefit and aid the student body. Our main proiect was to raise enough money to build a school for missionaries' children in Africa. Much prayer and sacrifice went into the accomplishing of this goal. GLENN HARMONSON Student Body President QSC 00 C3fUOQI2f Gouncz' COUNCIL MEMBERS: Mr. Smith, Advisor. Fourth row: Jan Leach, Yearbook Editor, Ross Carey, Junior Class President, Paula Parker, Girls' League President, Paul Sundstrom, Senior Class President, Third row: Dick Fralick, Freshman Class President, David Bond, Boys' Athletic Commissioner, Joyce Blevens, Store Manager, Leemay Suiter, Commissioner of Affairs, Mike Birnie, Paper Editor. Second row: Lynette Howell, Secretary, Alfred Brock, Vice President, Beverly Smith, Safety Commissionerg Marilyn Schmidt, Girls' Athletic Commissioner. First row: Alfred Dodds, Seventh Grade President, David Fisher, Choir President, Wayne Smith, Sophomore Class President, Ricky Lockhart, Eighth Grade President. A new addition to the school this year was the Junior High Student Council. This was its first year ot being independent from the High School. There were seven members, plus Mr. Dodds who was their advisor. They did not have as much authority as the Senior High Student Council, but they discussed and voted on measures that would benefit the Junior High student body. ufzzor CSC500fCSfUOQI2f Gouncz' TN3 ,..... C., ,ix , JOE SISSON Junior High Student Body President COUNCIL MEMBERS: Mr. Dodds, Advisor, Doug Robison, Eighth Grade Boys' Athletic Commissioner, Peggy Adamson, Secretary, Connie Curtis, Seventh Grade Social Chairman, Joe Sisson, President, Judy Leaf, Vice President, Alfred Dodds, Seventh Grade Boys' Athletic Commissioner, Ricky Lockhart, Eighth Grade Social Chairman. N9 -s. 1F fb og on 7 Wig , . . - . r v 2 , 1 f f , . 4 s I 2922 - 1 ' , r if 7 ' ' ' 3.1 'Wv1vS'in: I JM ' 553W 'f' Ag A ' 1 , , f .3 Wy ' I' . V Km 1 g Rf 53 1,4 K In ,X X 7 ,, L, qmgwf 1 . , . 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LEVERING Q ity st.-'Q K it 6 af an - A ,. 4, it - ,, fa, t S y ' i f A , Q V P' 3 J :-s ' 'rt K or Q, ' M, 1 li . Q t v- . w. Us Iv rx CHORUS MEMBERS-Fourth row: Dave Morrison, Ricky Lock- hart, Linda Rickert, Carol Ann Gann, Pat Tomlin, Kay Forqueran, Judy Gallaher, Carolyn Luper, Paula Butcher, Betty Nelson, Barbara Kloes, Janet Ritchie, Pat Harper. Third ,rowz Gary Bowers, Roy Hobbs, Dale Ekdahl, Jane Morrison, Margaret Harmonson, Claudia Sturz, Judy Sorensen, Dareth Hess, Pam Lawson, Linda Rundall, Paula Benner. Second row: Danny Howell, Ina Jean Brown, Roni Ketchum, Jean Fluke, Pam Gallaher, Vicki Feezor, John Frownfelter, Barbara Church, Cheryll Seymour, Gaylan Garrison. First row: Danny Galkin, Mary Walton, Karen Showerman, Diane Sharp, Bill Retts, Joe Sisson, Judy Leat, Paula Ewert, Anne Johnson, Jeannie Harwood. .MISIC BRASS ENSEMBLE: Martin Canavan, Ronnie Barker, Jim Sisson, Barbara Flint. -E31 as PEP BANDeBack row: Jimmy Johnson, Gary Hanners, Arvid Veidmark, Nancy Flint, Char- line Altig, Torn Westerrnan lwnette Howell. Middle row: Bruce Whittakc-, Charles Birnie, Howard Altig, Barbara Flo' Ronnie Barker, Jim Sisson, Jerry Eisley, Nr. Kantzer, Marilyn Schmidt, Mike Birnie, Proc' row: Martin Canavan, Bob Hall, Dave Bates, Winnilee Gregg, Carol Ann Ginn, Pam Gallaher, Jim Flint. 5 I Advisor, Suzanne Royer, Editor, Jan Leach, The Annual Staff has spent many long hours designing, writing, typing, taking pictures, and making copy sheets. Along with all of this there was the fun and fellowship of working together. We hope you enioy this AMBASSADOR and that it will help you recall the many happy days spent at Brethren. 7122 assaofnr SJW! CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: Paul Sunclstrom, Ray Leach, Judy Leaf, Gail Horn, Paul Levedng. STAFF MEMBERS: Carol Bergen, Beverly Smith, Alfred Brock, Ross Carey, Beth Baker. STAFF MEMBERS: Judy Leaf, Dave Scovel, Linda Moore, and Charlotte Crandall, Feature Writers, Tristram Swan, Business Manager, Jan Leach, As- sociate Editor. This year saw the first publication of a student paper at Brethren High. Published every two weeks, the paper was written entirely by Brethren students. All profits made from selling the paper went into the Missionaries' Children School Fund. A page was given to us in the Fifth and Cherry Light. This page was a good public relations instru- ment, showing the progress of our school, the accom- plishments of its students, and the spiritual training which they received. This section was also written completely by the students. Advisor, Miss Ellisi Editor, Mike Birnie. STAFF MEMBERS: Bonnie Holmes, Ruth Miller, News Writers, Charlotte McFarland, Judy Mang, Carol Parsons, Reporters, Kaye Dorchester, News Writer: Carolyn Sheldon, Darlene Richards, Bob Harris, Reporters: Eddie Nemechek, News Writer. The GIRLS' LEAGUE did a great job this year. They can be con- gratulated tor th e beautiful Mother-Daughter Tea w h i c h took place this spring. lt was certainly one of the outstanding events at Brethren High for the girls and their mothers. The girls also did a fine iob with the Little Sister program at the beginning of the year. This consisted of wel- coming the new girls and helping them to get acquainted. ' 7 OFFICERS: President, Paula Parker, Advisor, Miss Ender, Vice President, Beth Baker. The LETTERMEN are n o t e d about the campus by the display of a Varsity Letter on a green iacket or on a white sweater de- signated by the Varsity Club. To become a member of the club a fellow must have received two Varsity Letters or one Varsity Let- ter and two Junior Varsity Letters. A highlight of each sport season is the Faculty-Letterman game in which the Lettermen get a chance to teach their instructors a tew things about sports. Eeffermen 's Cfzg CLUB MEMBERS-Standing: Dave Fisher, Ron Walters, Bill Edmundson, Brian Avers, Glenn Harmonson Paul Sundstrom, Advisor, Coach Carpenter. Seated: Al Brock, Jim Roney, Paul Bowlen, Perry Brickley Dave Bond. Nor pictured: Ross Carey, Bill Gulick, Max Henry, Harold Williams. Our club began as a CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB and later in the year voted to ioin the Youth tor Christ organization. Having a club such as this enables many students to have the opportunity tor leadership. It brings many fine speakers and tilms that urge young people on in living the Christian life. C1153 CLUB MEMBERS-Third row: R Dooley, K. Dorchester, R. Dunn N. Flint C. Foust C. Parsons Morrison, R. Shelley, P. Levering 'er, L. Chadwick, J. Foust, S. Hill, C. Dyc, M. Cushman, E g, Mrs. Chadwick, Advisor. Second row: S. Seiferling, A. Miller Aday, B. Holmes, L. Holmes. First row: J. Eisley, R. Porter, H . Harris, T. Westerman. Sometime in the first of our school year, the Junior High met with our principal Mr. Dodds, and formed what is now known as the B I B L E AND MISSIONARY CLUB. We meet every Wednes- day at lunch. We take a different country every week and pray for the missionaries that we know are working in that country. To be- come a member ot this club a stu- dent is required to write a mis- sionary every month. CLUB MEMBERS-Third row: Mr. Dodds, Advisor, L. Rundall, B. Bolen, D. Leach, C. Hotzell, M. Chadwick, C. Gann, P. Tomlin, C. Brooks. Second row: N. Rudolph, W. Simmons, M. Moore, K. Williams, W, Gregg, J. Sorensen, J. Harwood, J. Leaf, O. Walters. First row: A. Veidmark, H, McLean, F. Weber. The purpose of the LATIN CLUB is to develop a finer appreciation and a better understanding ot the influence of the Roman Culture in our own American way of lite. The club was organized in October of l957. In order to be a member ot the club a person must have studied or be studying Latin. Meetings are held the first Tuesday ot each month at noon. CLUB MEMBERS-Second row: S. Post, S. Roberts, C. Parkhill, J. Christirle, M. Eubanks B. Bates, L. Pardew, Miss Ellis, Advisor. First row: W, Smith, R. Porter, C. Rostedt, R Schooler, L. Fries, J. McCracken, H. Morrison, P. Levering, M. Canavan, D. Marksbury. 'G OCIC TrusT . . . in The living God, who giveth Us rich ly all Things To enioyf' 52322 256 ' 5 XQQV ' Wg 9 ' N A AH' as gr ' W A I 55 , 5? ,fx 33' 1 , ' :Z P ' ,,. 35 if , tip 4 mf x 5 45 f X. .fig :,ij?V,, M K wa. 'f. ,f.-pw vi P f 2 GQ 4, 129 if- 'gf+q?fX' . Jin- mi.. ff.. t' B' We 'Ll 'N.,. ' sf fSQ'5-H P libre-Q' -mms. Mike Birnie, Carol Bergen, Jan Leach, and David Bond chat with Dr. and Mrs. Fuller at the Fall Banquet. The Senior High Scholarship Banquet was held at Huffie's Restaurant in Long Beach. Our speaker was Dr. James Christian from Biola Bible College, He brought a very challenging message from God's Word. The dining room was very beautifully decorated and a good time was had by all. t, 0' The Fall Banquet was the big formal event of the High School year. We were privileged to have as speaker, Dr. Charles Fuller. Everyone was truly blessed by his message from God's Word. The theme With a Song in My Heart was carried out in beautiful decoration. The rest of the program was excellent and everyone had a very enjoyable time. OCIC Paul Sundstrom, Master of Ceremonies, prepares to open the Fall Banquet with prayer. is The California Association of Christian Schools annual Speech Contest was held at our school for the second consecutive year. We entered eight contestants and came away with seven places. There were twelve Christian schools par- ticipating. Miss Ender was in charge ot the meet, and did an excellent iob of organizing the contest and seeing that it was run smoothly. 7011011195 TN-v SPEECH CONTEST WINNERS: Linda Moore, second place, Humorous Reading, Torn Westerman, second place, Declamation, Karan Rogers, Pie third place, Declamation. Pau Kw- SPEECH CONTEST WINNERS: Jan Leach, first place, Original Speech Ruth Miller, second place, Scripture Devotional- Mike Birnie third lace P Miss Ender Advisor. NTEST WINNERS: Winnilee Gregg, eighth grade, speech, Pa rce, eleventh grade, essay, Dottie Norman, tenth grade, essay la Butcher, eighth grade, speech, not pictured, The Junior High Scholarship Society had a swimming party this year instead ot a banquet. Everyone enioyed the tun and fellowship. In order to become a member ot the .Junior High Scholar- ship Society a student must have a 2.6 grade point average in his academic subiects and not less than a B in Bible or in citizenship. 59 OCIG E Donna Mann shows Mtss Ellrs her new trophy Marilyn presents tlwe G.A.A, Volleyball Trophy to Glenn. Everyone had lon the night we went Clwrlstmas caroling at Atherton Courts, f---.- gg---. '-1 WN School was really In an uproar the day these people came to vlslt. Marilyn, Lynnle, and Bev get tlnelr Gold GAA. Stars from Mrs l-larmonson. The lawn ls. a place for many disgosslons and social gatlwerlngs during lonclw, 715Qf1C5 Know ye not That They which run in a race run all, but one receiveflfm The prize? So run, That ye may obtain. Back row: Max Henry, Dave Hogg, Perry Brickley, Paul Bowlen, Paul Sundsirorn, Brian Avers, Glenn Harmonson, Dave Fisher. Front row: Bill Gulick, Jim Roney, Ronnie Lansing, Bob Gilbertson, Coach Car- penter, George Galkin, Jim Ellis, David Bates, Bill Edmundson. SCORES BHS OPPONENTS 26 Culter 7,oo,7 .. 22 26 Bellflower 2 25 3l Flintridge ,,,, ,B 48 39 Chadwick ,,77 73 53 Pasadena .,e, 7 el4 Record 3-2 Ron Lansing is brought down by an opponent. aziszky Oh well, who needs a ball anyway? i 700f5af Our men rush in for a tackle. This year our team was the most successful in the history ot Brethren High School. We can be proud ot our boys' fine team spirit and will to Win. Our wins were truly team wins, as displayed in the Pasadena game when at least a half-dozen Brethren men scored in this victory. The fine coaching job turned in by Dick Carpenter, plus the Fisher-Avers pass combination, and the fine running speed ot our team were the main fac- tors in victory over the foe. COACH CARPENTER N5- 't 5 C - ,L unzbr arszly goofgaf COACH MCNEELY The Junior Varsity demonstrates our short punt formation. SCORES BHS OPPONENTS 8 Bellflower ,,,i ,,,,,,,7,,777,7 , 13 O Culter ,C7,, lA,A,,i 4 2 O Culter ,C,,C 7,,7i,, 6 4 6 Bellflower ,,e,, 82 13 Chadwick W 27 Record O-5 Back row: Martin Canavan, Ray Leach, John Lunsford, Bill Wells, Captain Ross Carey, Co-Captain Jim VanCoutren, Gary Austin, Lee Simmons. Front row: Gordon Nicholson, Bill Holt, Bill Robertson, Bruce Thompson, Jim Westermann, Gary Thompson, Paul Levering. Left: Manager John Frownfelter. uzzzbr 0119129 Zasfefgdf COACH TEBBUTT Gulick lumps high to score in the Bellflower Christian game 2-dv Fw BHS 36 22 26 33 21 AO LEAGUE GAME SCORES OPPONENTS Avalon 2777,E77 , L, ,238 Spanish-American ,, , 26 Bellflower 34 Chadwick 28 Spanish-American AO Avalon 53 Record To dafe l-5 Back row: Coach Tebbuti, Jim Van Coufren, Bill Gulick, Ron Baker, Ray Leach, David Marksbury, Ralph Porter. Front row: Roy Robertson, Bill Edmundson, John Lunsford, Ricky Flanders, Wayne Smith. l l? Xi: , lix A ,fy P' ww- li ' Z A or Mrll ,J i C ,I ,.,., ,fl A li 3 i 4 z S 2 f l' L L L If L .L i 2 P . 1 ..gg,a' 'V ' E ' Q Ya 27' 47,1 M 12 .fi ii ,Q i JH. VK , A ff X f I ll f Fl BHS 43 45 27 52 55 50 A mad scramble for the ball begins. LEAGU E GAME SCOR ES OPPONENTS Avalon 45 Spanish-American 39 Bellflower Ai Chadwick 27 Spanish-American A5 Avalon 60 Record To date 3-3 aztszky Back row: Coach Carpenter, Glenn Harmonson, Paul Bowlen, Brian Avers, Paul Sundstrom, Ron Walters. Front row: Ross Carey, Dave Fisher, Jim Roney, Max Henry, Dave Bond. in iw! fif Vi llJl1 9, '25 , f-w A- A , ' j is l il- s f- fs ' l M i Z., kv' fN v of '---.. 'M'-Q. M N Walter yells encouragement as Harmonson pitches. Wllllams connecls lo' Wellplaced smgle' We have eight returning letter- men this year from our Varsity of last year. This totals approxi- mately half. It our hitting improves we can expect much more out of our boys in future games. Effects of a fastball: catcher. Walters swings and misses arszky and the Ump ducks behind the The score of our first and only game to date was 5-3 in favor of Culter. We are anticipating the rest of our W remaining seven games and more than that the league playoffs! Harmonson gets his man at home plate during the Culter game J asegaf Standing: Roy Robertson, Ron Lansing, Jim Roney, Harold Williams, Bill Gulick, Dave Fisher, Coach Carpenter. Kneeling: Paul Sundstrom, Perry Brickley, Glenn Harmonson, Paul Bowleri, Ron Walters, Max Henry. flu GAQQFQGOQFS l l Cheerleaders Ronnie Barker, Nancy Hackley, Barbara Miller, Carolyn Dyer, and Jim Sisson The school spirit and cooperation This year have been excellent. Our song and yell leaders have done a great iob. Song Leaders Paula Parker, Peggy Slerrenburg, Jan Dunn, and Leemay Suiter. fag li 1 ony gecz ers . ig: COACH HARMONSON Harmie The G.A.A. girls had a very exciting time this year. Besides bringing home all the Trophies there was the fun of learning to play together as a team. The Christian fellowship together and the fellowship with Christian girls from other schools such as ours is an ex- perience none of us are likely to forget. Z J asfefgaf G5amp1zm.s Back row: Mrs. Harmonson, Coach, R. Ketchum, M. Harmonson, J. Gallaher, B. Nelson, L. Suiter, S. Fisher, W. Jensen. Middle row: C. Schneider, C. Bergen, P. Parker, B. Flint, L. Howell, M. Schmidt, J. Leach, S. Bradley, C. Parks, B. Smith. Front row. B. Bates, J. Haudenschield, B. Jenkins, L. Moore, K. Rogers, J. Mang, C. Sheldon. 1 -5' T0 1 wel' RO' .ce raw Q Solve 9 Xin eel ate 'AS C gl Qame' .131 600,501 GAamp1zm.9 X 3 4 bvtg 4954! V' X Sl Back row: Mrs. Harmonson, Coach, J. Keith, J. Ritchie, P. Benner, R. Ketchum, D. Estill, M Harmonson, B. Bates, J. Gallaher, B. Nelson, L. Suiter, S. Fisher, G. Dobbs, W. Jensen, K Dorchester, Middle row: P. Lawson, C. Dyer, C. Schneider, C. Bergen, L. Howell, B. Flint P. Parker, M. Schmidt, J. Leach, S, Bradley, C. Parks, B. Smith, E. Dooley. Front row C. Crandall, J. Haudenschield, B. Jenkins, L. Moore, C. McFarland, K. Rogers, J. Mang C. Sheldon. Barb shoves the ball down Maggie's throat. Back row: P. Benner, J. Ritchie, J. Keith, P. Harper, G. Mayse, P. Dawson, C. Parkhill D. Estill, J. Gallaher, B. Nelson, L. Suiter, E. Dooley, K. Dorchester, R. Ketchum, W Jensen, Mrs. Harmonson, Coach. Middle row: B. Bates, P. Parker, C. Schneider, C. Bergen L. Howell, B. Flint, J. Leach, M. Schmidt, S. Bradley, C. Parks, B. Smith, S. Fisher Front row: C. Dyer, C. Crandall, B. Jenkins, J. Haudenschield, L. Moore, C. McFarland K. Rogers, J. Mang, C. Sheldon, M. Harmonson. 'Deo Let's go for a touchdown, Maggie! Whoops, what happened, Lynnie? 51 2 sfycfgaf v is ,,'. ljf 'iiff Looks like Bev beat Connie this time. Back row: P. Benner, J. Ritchie, J. Keith, B. Nelson, P. Harper, S. Fisher, G. Ossen, Mrs. Harmonson, Coach, P. Lawson, J. Gallaher, D, Estill, P. Perry, S. Hill, W. Jensen, K. Dorchester. Middle row: B. Flint, J. Haudenschield, S. Bradley, M. Schmidt, C. Dyer, J. Leach, C. Schneider, J. Dunn, B. Smith, L. Suiter, M. Harmonson, D. Roush. Front row: B. Jenkins, C. Sheldon, L. Howell, L. Moore, C. McFarland, C. Parkhill, G. Mayse, R. Ketchum. fm? S' 4, 'QQQQQ We N. COACH WESTERMAN FOOTBALL-Standing. A. Dodds, J. Johnson D. Miller, W. Leach, K. Skellenger, H. Cooney H. McLean, D. Robison. Seared: D. Ekdahl, R Lockhart, R. Calkins, C. Birnie, F. Weber, R Hobbs. 9 - C, 3:1 BASEBALL-Standing: D. Robison, H. McLean D. Miller, G. Thompson, J. Malstead, J. Higbie M. Brick, W. Leach, H. Cooney, K. Skellenger Seated: D. Ekdahl, R. Lockhari, R. Calkins, C Birnie, R. Hobbs, F. Weber. Comm ercztzf Sees'r Thou a man diligent in his business? He shall stand before kings. 3 on Before fhe gang +akes off for a picnic, 'they sfop a+ JOHN BOERE DAIRY' ac,-Q55 from +he school, fo pick up a few fhings for fheir lunch. fi ,M , -cf... 1 Aww, ,S 'mi -'ii X' 'N X f 'NW A , .qi --uw' f,c .ipgij Mr. Oldfield shows Jerry whal makes a gas pump +iclc. Higbie's carries all 'lypes of service s+a+ion equipment B. R. HIGBIE, CONTRACTOR is localed al' 3729 Easi' Florence Ave., LU 2-6267. 3335? IYRHAI , .St ,Z U 2 1 . 4 3 ,. L .. , U M gg ,. M 'V v4 M .l ,. ., E L1 ','. T ,. Jim prefers flaf-'tops so he goes fo JACOBSON'S BARBER SHOP where ilal-iops are +l1eir specially. JACOBSON'S has +wo localions, I447 Cherry Ave., Long Beach, He 7-442l, and l78I5 Lalcewood Blvd., Bellflower, ME 0-288I. ,U Wt.. 3 Mr. Page and Duane wafch as Mr. Hawkins operaies one of +he machines a+ PAGE OIL TOOLS, 3356 Lime Ave., Long Beach, GA 4-3546. I agikf ,f ffm 'bs if i x' L , ,ff Ax if ,l '1y hi ,llayffxfy swf! Qi- ,1 2 F AX 5 ' . x If f f Q 5 A ,x :'f'. liii1'f'3 9 7'lY 1 ua ,SE aa 5 1? if gf if? 15,5 f 4' 3 .fjf aj, 'iff Are you in 'rhe marker for a used car? Do as Jim and Brian did and look over fhe wide se- lecfion ai MCPHEETERS, l450 American Ave., Long Beach, HE 2-5407. 'N'--I Diane proof reads lhe FIFTH AND CHERRY LIGHT while Mr. Swagerfy gefs ready +o run off some more copies a+ BOB'S PRINTING, l929 Easl 2ls'l S+., Long Beach, HE 9-6596. Bob, Bev and Ross safisfy Ihaf hungry feeling a+ PARK PANTRY, locaied ai' Junipero and Broadway across from lovely Bixby Park, GE 4- 045l. .EMCPHEE ERS I ij VY :HSM nn fans- I . M5 HEIETIEII-QV. Arial up ,, f X , Does your car use gas? Take i+ fo Frank Plum- mer's SHELL STATION across lhe s+ree+ from fhe school. Ray has found iheir service +o be ihe besf. was fr X, , I Craig Seafon, Bre+hren High alumnus, ad- jus+s +o college life over a coke in 'lhe s+uden+ sfore. Wesfmonl, a 'four-year Chrisfian liberal arfs college, invifes you +o inquire as a prospeciive sfuden+. WESTMONT COLLEGE 955 La Paz Road Sanfa Barbara, California 5 1 P' Do you have a Mobil gas credi+ card? Use ii ai' EDDlE'S SERVICE STATION iusi as Ronnie did. If is locafed a'I' 20I Easi' Sevenfh S+., HE 7-9850. WHAT-NOT on a dief? Whefher you are or noi, eaf a+ Nasif's WHAT NOT as Sue, Marion, and Donna do. I+ is locafed af 3842 Easi' Anaheim Sf., HE 9-8594. .--A Is your car on fhe verge of a breakdown? Do as Bob did and fake if fo NEWTON'S GAR- AGE, 438 Redondo Ave., Long Beach, HE 8-8090. Jan shows Alfred and Dave a spori' coal +ha'l' is iusi' sui'l'ed +0 +heir needs a+ DUNN'S M E N 'S FURNISH- INGS, 4444 A+lan'l'ic Blvd., Long Beach, GA 2-2l90. Mr. Ehrmann shows Peggy, Leemay, and Pa++y a carafe a+ EHRMANN'S HARD- WARE, where you can gel' all your hard- ware needs. I+ is lo- cared al l625l Para- moun+ Blvd., Para- mounf, ME 3-076l. Mr. Williams shows Norma +he swilch- board +ha+ conlrols 1' h e T R I A N G L E GRAIN COMPANY, IOI I8 Easl' Arlesia Ave., Bellflower, TO 7-I747. Duane loolcs on as Mr. Smi+h checks his fronf wheel alignmenl' all CODONA'S, 6 5 7 4 Paramounl' Blvd., Long Beach, GA 3-964 I. 87 - 'ffvgig 5 5 P 4 IM-A1 W ln -A H Suv? - lLE'F L nw-I A B. ff Mr. Smllh and Mr. Cooper relax as Ellen addresses +l1e las? foofball claim. COOPER AND SMITH INSURANCE is loca+ecl af 9744 Easf Flower Ave., Bellflower, TO 7-7745. ul iz, 9 iv' '-3 5-X-ls EZ!! f' if Q f- la Do you wan+ +o go fo a pho+ographer who medifafes A A .5 over his work? Then have your picfure +aken a+ CURL RAY STUDIO, 622 Easf Sevenfh S+., Long Beach. HE 7-4009. Connie discusses her insurance needs wi+h Mr. FeIIer. All your INSURANCE NEEDS can now be handled by ONE AGENT. Call PAUL FELLER af HA I-5625 or HE 6-9806. His home address is 5725 WaI+on S+., Long Beach. Pari' of our ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ge? io- ge+her fo discuss old +imes on fheir college campus, where fhey are preparing for fhe 'Fu+ure. Mr. Dorches+er explains a 'iype seHing machine +o Darlene and Kay ai' COMPTON PRESS 340 Wesi' Rosecrans Ave Compion NE I 9064 I ALS ir -:-:-ml iiiizikaisakiiik Do you need garden equipmen+7 Do as Ka+hy and Sue did and ge+ ui af GARDEN EQUIP MENT COMPANY 6600 Cherry Ave Long Beach ME 3 4I45 PauI receives 'Ihe schooI's Iaundry from Mr. Wesfmeyer of COMPTON LAUNDRY, where +hose dirfy clofhes become clean again. COMPTON LAUNDRY is Ioca+ed ai 335 Wesf Compfon BIvd., Compfon, NE I-862l. fr rw I . Elaine and Coralie 'I'aIIr fo Mr. Schwab aboui' insurance. When you see me, don'+ +hinIr of insurance, bu'f when you +hinIc of insurance, see me. MARTIN SCHWAB AND ASSO- CIATES, 60I Pacific Ave., Long Beach, HE 6-4783. -INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED- Mr. Morrison sells Lyne'H'e some mo+or oiI ai' MORRISON'S TEXACO STATION, where you can obrain all your au'I'o needs. I+ is Io- cafed a+ 7608 Easi' Compion Blvd., Paramount ME 3-9848. . ,. ,ny-D-1-v-' 'x :c vsx..:c ' 'Eli ST f fs + THE COED WHO WAS F I RED Once +l1ere was a coed who was flred wl+l1 enfhuslasm for a brand new 'l'l'1ree mllllon dollar college In Sou'l'l1ern Callfornla on a 50 acre suburban 1'rac+ In La Mlrado A lrH'le Inquiry broughi' her news aboul' Blola s currlc ulum and she made a daie for 58 You can be a charier member of l958 s new esi' college campus For a Bachelor of Aris degree for fhe besr un Cl1rus'r cenrered edu cahon wl+l1 Ideal surroundings wrlfe +o fhe Admlsslons Offlce Blola 558 So Hope S+ Los Angeles I7 California W GRACE COLLEGE Avucd apvutwzfatmaqedefze iwonpdastaadauapugzam Zmmdpdqawdmdwamluuudca Iilpwaclccafyzcclcaawaak Wawm .lake '7fwlc2w4 x I I I ., . I ' Q' L9 W C 4 , 1 4 0 0 U I I PATTERSON AND SNIVELY MORTU- ARY is convenienfly loca'I'ed near down- iown Long Beach, ai' Sixih and Locusf, HE 6-620l. 94 Bobbe and Jeannie s+op by ROOSEVELT DAIRY fo gef some orange iuice fo refresh fhemselves afier a hard day a+ school. ROOS- EVELT DAIRY is iusi' across fhe s+ree+ from school, ME 3-I935. Compllmen+s of a Friend ya-4 qufoyrapfs Besl Wishes +o Anofher Fine Graduahng Class and +o Bre+l'1ren Hugh School CHESTER McCALL ELECTRIC B W COON FUNERAL HOME TU 2l74 or MAX 30I36 HE 85008 748 Eas+ 8+l'1 S+., Los Angeles ' IOI.7 Obispo AVG-. l-Ong Beach ufoyrap 5 Wn+l1 compllmen+s of A A APPLIANCES 'lhe place +o go for all your applnance needs loca+ed af 7l5 Amoricen Ave., Long Beelch, open evenings un+il 9:00, HE 6-3248. 'I ! i '? Q' Q' 2i359' 5 e V -Q ! ?f 9 5 I 5 A5