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

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X1 M , i rg .N Y . il K uv Y x E .2 9 1, 5 L i E MBASSADQR BRETHREN HIGH SCHOOL Paramount, California Volume Eleven M - -51 3' - ,- M ,H M-:Jw ,aa-E55 S , N ' ' gi -vs .1 ,M am I I 9 H .- .fav mln VZ , i 2 3 i ' 1' kg S Q' f s QV 1-is Q S! 705k gf C1,012fc2n is fozkzfuaf From above, a brilliance shines across the pages of the open Bible, breathing forth hope and peace. Life at Brethren revolves around the One True Light which is jesus Christ. As we look into His Word each clay, the pathway before us is illumined and every step becomes a joy as His light reveals new and wonderful heights of blessing. Thy Word if ll lamp unto my feel and a light unto my path. Psalms 1192105 1: 5 5 f, ff E Q m X X X . Y X Q QT x Xfft Xb' . X' X .fe X ur' ww - .vxgfff sew XX NWX Xwb . . '- A .X..XQ,wXv .. .. X A X KQSX W X QA .. W sw xv? X QX S X Q1 X.-X: - -XNXXX K X SX .. Y QA x QQ SS, X :XXX .AX X X: X Q,.QkX.AE X X -3 'fx XXL .X .X ,X -xii A? X XX' if X E: X 4- -- . 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EDMUND LEECH- Grace College Hawaiian Missionaries Spiritual blessings were abundant on Tuesdays and Thursdays as Senior and junior High School students met together for Chapel. ROY AGUIRRE- ROBERT G. HALL- Psychologist Narcotics Expert REV. MILTON GOULD First Baptist Church of Downey YOUTH TEAM- First Baptist Church of Downey MISS SIMMONS- Missionary to Brazil l E Illwa'ssm:'rmq:.,.-' Ima -M.....i. am 'tram' we X S x S X QV ww S52 x v Q'M mx. X 1 kwa X K X 5- -xr N,-X x ' , 5 X 5 Eg- I TS A . Nu m if - ffrjqi S X X X- V5 512. QF , defame , 1 sf' is MS. , ff, wh, v ifw ',,' A ,, A Q -7 H 7ff '25 ,Q Z, ' WZ? 4 7 1 mf? cSfu0Qz2f Paul Levering operating the sound controls in the sound room at the First Brethren Church of Long Beach. Sylvia Hill showing the children in 1er class the right colors for the pic- iure, which is about the lesson that ihe taught them at the First Brethren Mary Flint teaching in the Beginners Department of the First Brethren Sun- day School, Long Beach. . Gary Austin playing the piano for Sunday School. aunday School, Long Beach. Gary is President of the High School Christian En- deavor, First Brethren Church, Long Beach. Seorgia Ossen giving the members of her Sunday School class seals for on their attendance charts in :he Primary Department at the First Brethren Sun- day School, Long Beach. I0 Alan Niquette leading the group of which he is President, High School Sunday School Dept., First Brethren Church, Long Beach. geaofarsfyo . 5 2 - 1 5 li janet Ritchie fulfills duty as secretary at First Assembly of God Church. joan Terry teaches class at Paramount Brethren Church. janet Cowperthwaite acts as Sunday School Melody Moore helps in the nursery at First Baptist Church of Long Beach. Dick Vouga leads singing at Conser- vative Baptist Church of La Mirada. secretary at Paramount Brethren Church. Ina jean Brown is pianist at Bible Church of Hunt ington Park. Wefreaz' Fall Retreat Speaker HARVEY LIFSEY All Aboard, and Away We Go! Retreat time in the Fall and Spring is always l looked forward to as a time of deep spiritual en- richment. Christian fellowship and time spent around God's Word is something we will all remember. Spring Retreat Speaker PAUL BAYLES A Refreshing time! Yum, Yum! frayer an Qzscusszon Prayer plays a big part in our daily activities at Brethren. Our games and classes are started with prayer. Class prayer meetings have enriched the spiritual life of all who attended. Discussion after a stirring lecture in Bible class often leads to a deeper understanding of the script- ures. Discussion continues after class. juniors seek guidance for important decisions Seniors thank God for many blessings. i5YE?,Si?E?31iJ1s'4EiSE?55. f? fiiiiiiiii , V, -' 21353 ' Wea emze Burning the midnight oil has be- come a common occurrence among many students at Brethren High School. Studies are given great value, for we feel that God would have us be fully prepared in order that we might better serve Him. Because of diligent training, God blesses by allowing us the privilege of bringing His Light into minds and hearts of others. Brethren High School is fully accred- ited by the state of California and is therefore' qualified to give the best pos- sible in academic training. For God . . . balk .rbined in ow' beam, to give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in lbe fare of ferur Cbrirl. II Corinthians 4:6 3 xx S gi 1 KE? if wi ' 5 Nw' ix A 8 I 'xxh X Q. Q ,x is if gl, U X J f' f Our ffrvh Cgoa ,70sepf 6112175 AFFILIATED SCHOOLS: Oporofod by Fld' Bfifl'lfOfl Civrth. Long Booch. Colifomio Telephone l'lEmlocl 2-5384 Burien G. Hatch, Presidonf Q Brethren High School Orengo ond Olivo Poromounl. Calilomio Telephone MElwlf 3-SIU Jcseph H. Smith, Principal SSE. Brolhnn Junior High School Orange and Olive Paramount California Telephone Milcolf 3-5165 Allred Dodds. Vice-Prlncipol Q Bnlhven Elementary School 60llN and Orange Long Beach, Colilornio Telephone Gkrlleld 2-7414 yjrzkzczpafs J essaye BRETHREH CHURCH SCHOOLS 15133 SO. ORANGE AV9lUE P.O. BOX 605 PAQAMOUNT. CALIFORNIA June 10 , 1960 Dear Friends : This has been another year of outstanding opportunities for the students and faculty of Brethren High School. How grateful we are to the Lord that He has made our school possible through the prayers and gifts of His people. Our most treasured experience has been that of the study of God's Nord. This study of the Bible allows us to become intimately familiar with its Author and His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. God's .lord has an important messaege for us who are his followers, namely, that our lives be patterned after Christ if uve are to be successful in our Christian testimony. Our convzratulations 'go to the larfgest class at Brethren, our Seniors. As our Lord blesses you and uses you throughout the years to come, may His 'Nord truly be a lzunp unto your feet and a lifght unto your path. Sincerely in Christ, f os ph xi. smith, Printipal Train up o child ln the woy ho should go, ond when he in old he will not dopan lrom ll. -Proverbs 22:6 ' M .'1v,-me CU yin 3.72155 During the time I was privileged to work with Brethren Schools I became increasing- ly aware of the wide open doors for the building of Christian schools in America today. I will never forget the blessings of those days. May God's special providence continue upon these schools in particular, and the cause of Christian Education in general. ur J reszkzz fs Zn 97Z2yes- The Christian educator accepts the Bible revelation that man is a distinct creation in the image of God. He also accepts the fact that man possesses a three-fold nature of body, soul, and spirit, each of which needs to be educated after a Christian pattern. Ours is a task to challenge every nerve and fiber of every Christian dedicated to this special field of Christian education. This field is now white unto harvest. cscfoof EGG? There are no finalities independent of the in- finite and sovereign God. Thus any adjustment which does not consider the sovereign God is in the end a mal-adjustment. It may be popular at the moment and as of our present location to ignore the claims of the In- finite, but there will come a day of reckoning! Has your philosophy considered the Christ Who is over all, God blessed forever QRom. 9:5j? Have you made an adjustment to the One Who is the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, fRev. 21:6j? It is the purpose of our educational system to help our students make that important adjust- ment to Him and to make it now while we have opportunity. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS-STANDING: Don Dyer, john Correll, William Coon, Clifford Yocky. SEATED: Dr. Charles Mayes, Arthur Schwab, Mrs. Ted Austin, Walters McPheeters. 20 S7 mfbzbfrafors Included in his many duties, Mr. james Mr. Alfred Dodds finds his hands exceed- Crawford is also responsible for the giving of all ingly full as he encourages Operation G and student service awards, testing, and also fulfilling also ably fulfills his dutigg as vice-principal of thc capacity of senior high school vice-principal. the junior high school. Mrs. Mina Coon very efficiently guides the girls as their junior high girls' counselor. Miss Ruth Ender is our senior high girls' counselor and also the dean of girls. Bible dC'C1jy QRJQ Qeparfm en! JOHN MAYES, Mrs. Mayes, Sharon, joy, Annie, Richard, joan Pasadena Nazarene College, Grace Theological Seminary Bible, Print Shop CHARLES MAYES, Mrs. Mayes Los Angeles Bible Seminary ALFRED DODDS, Alfred jr., Mrs. Dodds Western University, Dallas Theological Seminary Qian ua e Ze arfmenf 7 Y 10 Pretty, Penny, RUTH ENDER B.I.O.L.A., U.C.L.A. English, Spanish, Speech, Bible Mr. Barber, Paul, LAURAINE BARBER Glendale College, L.B, State College English, Social Studies, Bookkeeping OTTO MOTSENBOCKER, Gregg, Mark, Mrs. Motsenbocker, Scott, Karl Bethany Nazarene College, University of California at Berkley French, English ANNE FARRIS, Mr. Farris Grace College English, French DOUGLAS WESTFALL Long Beach State College English 2l siiiigl i X 51, fsiasax we-r. gigs zrfigfk. Ei' 97Z2Memaf1c-.9 fbeparfmezzf SUZANNE ROYER Westmont College, L. B. State College Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry REGINALD KANTZER, Mrs. Kantzer, Renee Ashland College Mathematics dclliy 79Ay.v1caf Cjoazcafzbn fbep arfm en! Mr. Harmonson, Margaret, DOROTHA HARMONSON, Glenn U.C.L.A., U.S.C. Physical Education, Applied Salesmanship ROBERT RIVERS, Mrs. Rivers Whittier College, I.. B. State College Physical Education, Physiology, Biology Laura Anne, SHIRLEY CARPENTER, Dickey, RICHARD CARPENTER Mr. Carpenter: B.I.O.L.A:, L. B. State College, Varsity Coach Mrs. Carpenter: B.I.O.L.A.g Physical Education WILLINA COON L. B. City College, Stanford University Physical Education RICHARD WESTERMANN Pacific Bible College, Stanford University Junior High School Coach czen ce Cbeparfmenf DANNY SHEDD, Dana, Mrs. Shedd Grace College, L. B. City College Social Studies, English, Physical Education VERNA SMITH, Priscilla, JOSEPH SMITH, Paul Mrs Smith B.I.O.L.A.g Typing, Student Service Mr Smith Whittier College, L. B. State College, Biology EDWARD PARKER, Greg, Mrs. Parker, Margaret Pasadena Nazarene College, Pasadena City College Chemistry English, Mechanical Drawing, Physical Education y7ZCc1SIC' 'Eeparfmenf CARLEDA HUTTON Westmont College, L. B. State College Music, Choir, Band MONTE LA BONTE Mrs Harty, Paul, Timmy, WESLEY HARTY, julie, Carole Westmont College, University of Wyoming Music Bible, English, journalism Mark, Paul, Mr. Levering, DOROTHY LEVERING Morningside College Vocal Music csoczdfcsfuoges Zeparlmenf Mrs, Crawford, Julie, Ricky Bobby JAMES CRAWFORD john Brown University, L B State College Social Studies, World History U S History Government G C Ui Yf0c'af1o12affDeparf1z2e12fs RICHARD ARTHUR, Linda, Janet, Mrs. Arthur, Gail B.I.O.L.A., L. B. State College Woodshoin, Latin Mike, Fatima, jack, Pat, HELEN BRICK, Mitzie, Mr. Brick Librarian, Study Hall Bill, MINA COON, Judy, Mr. Coon L. B. City College, L. B. State College Home Economics MABEL HORN, Gail, Mr, Horn University of Colorado Substitute Teacher Shaula Jean, Bette jo, CATHERINE SITZMAN University of Montana, University of Oregon Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice, General Business Daniel, Mrs. Wright, CHARLES WRIGHT, Sharon, Joel Bowling Green State University, Bob Jones University Art, Social Studies, Business Mathematics l MRS. HELEN STI TRZ PI'L'SiLlCI1f'S 1'ccc-ptionist Bcmkkecpcr' INIRS. INIABEI. HORN Officc clerk MRS. VERNIE IIOGG MRS, FLORENCE MORRISON Cafeteria Staff DIR. JOHN CORRIQLL Superintendent of grounds fax L W 6 1. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Troy Stephens, Social Chairmang Tom Westerlnan, Rally Representativeg Veria Van- divort, Rally Representativeg Mardell Boswell, Secretaryg Ann Fuller, Social Chairmang Becky Bates, Treasurerg Ernie Strong, Vice-Presidentg Wayne Smith, Presidentg Miss Ender, Advisor. l enfbrs EVELYN ALLEN Colaffiam 1:18 Choir 4g Shield 43 Drama Club 4 jean MARY BADGLEY Collofiam 1:18 G.A.A. 3, 4 Little Mary RONNIE BAKER Pbilippium' 1:29 Stage Crew 3, 4g B Basketball 1, 2 Ronnie PAUL BERRY Pmlmx 121: 2 Transferred from Lynwood High, '58. Basketball 3, 4g Most Valuable 33 Baseball 5, 43 Football 4 Elgin JIM BLANCHARD II Corinlhiazzr 7:1 Transferred from Colter '58, S.B. President 4g Choir 4, Christmas Play 33 May Festival 3: Football 43 Gold B ..Jim.. BECKY BATES Pbilippiam 1:29 Secretary 1, Treasurer 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Award 33 Outstanding Athlete 33 Latin Club 2, Drama Club 43 Gold B Beck TOM BEATTIE Roman: 1:12 Stage Crew 43 B Basketball 3 Skinny MARDELL BOSWELL Philippiam 4: 6, 7 Secretary 43 Shorthand Award 4 ' 'Mardell' PATRICIA BRICK Pbilippianx 4:13 Christmas Play 1, 43 Shield Staff 43 Usherette 5 Pat Our Senior Class-loaded with sham mive and mr: to mqtrhl .Mr 1 ...L e db -aww MARTIN CANAVAN folm 3.30 Shield Editor 43 Student Council 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 May Festival 3, 43 B Football 2, 33 Track 4g Trumpet Trio 2, 3. 43 Male Quartet 43 Band 1, 2. 3, 43 Drama Club 4g Band President 4g Latin Club 23 Gold B Jewel Porky JEAN CAREY I john 1.'9 G.A.A. 3, 43 Annual Representive 4 Jeanie KENILEE CARPENTER Plailippianf 4:13 Ken JUDY CHRISTINE Plailippiam 4:13 S.B. Secretary 43 Student Council 43 Social Chairman 33 Shield 43 G.A.A. 43 Usherette 2g Make-Up Crew 3, 4g Latin Club 23 Yell-leader 4g Art Wo1'k 3, 41 Gold B ..Judy,. GARY CLEMENTS Helzreuu I1.'1 Track 3, 43 Football 4 Clem BARBARA COOK Galfztiam 2.'20 Transferred from Buena Park '58 Cookie This is the moment DIANE COWLES Pmrwby 3- 5, 6 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Yellrleader 43 Christmas Play 4g Usherette 2 Gold B Diane MARY ANN CUSHMAN Proverb! 3:5, 6 Shield 3, 43 Drama Club 4 Mary Ann enzors TED DECKER john 14: 6 Ted CAROL DYC Pmlmx 31:1 Choir 43 G.A.A. 4 Treble Trio 4 Carol BILL EDMUNDSON Plailippianf 4:13 Student Council 43 Boys' Athletic Commissioner 43 Sports Editor Ambassador 43 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 5, 43 Track 1, 23 Most Valuable Football Player 43 Football Captain 43 Gold B Bill MARIAN EUBANKS Pbilippiam 4:13 Scholarship 1, 2, 53 Shield 4g Usherette 3, 43 Latin Club 23 Make-up 4 Marian RICKY FLANDERS ,..,,...i, .-,sf .,,,, .,,,,, 1' air' ' Q3 we have waited for Romans 12:1 Math Team 3, 43 B Basket- ball 2, Basketball 33 B Football 33 Most Valuable Player 33 Track 2, 5, 43 Stage Crew 5, 4 ' Ricky NANCY FLINT Roman: 12:1 Choir 2, 3, 4 Nancy pig? CAROLE FOUST Pmlmi 37:4, 5 Carole ANN FULLER I Timothy 1:11 Transferred from Stanton '59 Social Chairman 4g Christmas Play 43 May Festival 4 1-Annvi JUDY GALLAHER Philippians 4:13 Scholarship lg G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 ' 'judy RICHARD GILBERTSON Romanx 5:8 Track 43 Basketball 4 Gil -IEANN E HAUDENSCHIELD fob 19:25, 26 Student Council 45 Girls' League Vice-President 4g G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Ambassador Business Manager 5, 4g Pep Representative 4g Usherette 2g Make-up Crew 3, 45 Songleader 3, 4g Gold B jewel Jeannie 9121 Oli? A familiar sight among DAVE HINES folm 3.17 Stage Crew 3, 43 Shield 4 Heinz enfbrs 'omb-minded Senior Boys. LINDA HOLMES Philippians 1:6 Linda BEVERLY JENKINS I Timothy 1:11, 12 Student Council 5, 43 Girls' Athletic Commissioner 5, 43 Social Chairman 23 Pep-Rep 53 Shield 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 5, 43 5, Choir 2, 5, 43 Ninette 53 Drama Club 43 Songleader 43 Outstanding Basketball Player 5, 43 Gold B jewel Shorty STEVE JENSEN Deuteronomy 31:6 Student Council 43 Vice-President 43 Social Chairman 52 Choir President 53 Choir 4g Yell King 43 Christmas Plays 43 May Festival 5, 43 Shield 43 Football 1, 53 Track 2, 43 Gold B jewel Steve CAROL KIRK Proverb! 3.'5, 6 Transferred from Rancho Alametos '59 Choir 43 Christmas Play 43 Treble Tones 4 Carol Re IONE KRUGER Pmlmr 37:4, 5 G.A.A. 5, 43 Christmas Play 4 lone PAUL LEVRING Galulians 2.'20 Sound Room 1, 2, 5, 4, Ambassador presentative 1, 23 Football 1, 23 Football 5, 43 Track 4 Tall Paul enzbrs LINDA LEWIS Pmlmr 91 .'1 Shield 4g Sextet 1 Louie JOHN LUNSFORD john 14:6 Choir 23 Shield 35 B Football 2, 33 B Basketball Stage Crew 5, 4 John VERNON LUTHER john 14:6 Choir and Chapel Pianist 4 Vernon 2, 35 Track 4, Manager Track 43 DAVID MARKSBURY Philippiunr 4:13 Scholarship 13 Stage Crew 4g B Football 43 B Basketball 33 Basketball 43 Usher 4 Marks SARAH LEE MARTIN Galatianr 2:20 Usherette 3, 4g Band 3, 4 Sarah GAYE MAYSE Philippians' 4:13 Transferred From Riley '57 G.A.A. 2, 4 ..Gaye.. Our motto-Committed Unto Our motto-Committed Unto Sod. Our Verse-Psalms 37:5 ARNELLE MILLER PIJIIIII 1:1 , 2 Usherette 3 Arnelle MELINDA MOORE Colayritmr 1:10, 11 Vice-President 15 Shield 2, 53 1 1 Speech Contest 5, 45 Cho r 2 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Play 2 Lin SUE NASIF I C01'i7Ifhi:17Z.f 10:13 G.A.A. 5 4' Christmas Pla 25 . , Y May Festival 4 Sue GORDON NICHOLSON Ephexiam 1:12 Choir 3, 45 Vice-President 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 5, 45 Most Valuable and Inspirational Player in Track: Male Quartet 45 Math Team 3, 4 ..Nick.. PATTI NIQUETTE Psalms 85:11 Choir 1, 5, 45 Choir Secretary 53 Play 59 Speech Contest 35 Sextette 15 Mixed Quartet 35 Male Quartet 35 Mixed Quintet 45 Music Scholarship 5 Patti DOROTHY NORMAN Pbilippiam 3:10, 14 Student Council 55 Safety Commissioner 55 Scholarship 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 55 Christmas Play 25 May Festival 25 Essay Contest 2 'Dottie c 91210143 OWEN PLUMMER Prorerbr 3:51. 6 RICHARD NORMAN Imiala 54:17 Transferred from Lynwood '59 Rich MARTIN OSSEN Colouidnr 3:17 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 4 Marty DONALD PENN Il Timothy 2:15 Transferred from Redondo '58 Stage Crew 4g Baseball 3, 4g Basketball 3 Pinhead PATRICIA ANN PERRY Plailippimzr 3:13, 14 G.A.A. 2, 35 Christmas Play 3, 4: May Festival 3, 43 Usherette 2, 3: Make-Up Crew 2 Pat enzbrs Tffllfsfeffed ffom Baldwin '59 Gold B winners. First row with a Gold Cl1f15tmF15 Plal' 4 B and one jewel are: Tom Westerman Owen Bev jenkins, Martin Canavan, Jeanne Haudenschield, Steve Jensen, Cathy Veid RALPH PORTER Proverb! 315, 6 Choir 3, 43 Scholarship 15 B Basketball 1, 2, 3: Foot- ball Manager 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Bible Club 2g Latin Club 2 Ralph enzbrs lark, jim Sisson, Vlayne Smith. Back ow-Gold B Coralie Sturz, Paul Lever- lg, Bill Edmundson, Jim Blanchard, Piane Cowles, Judy Christine. SANDY ROBERTS Maftlaew 6.33 Shield 43 Harmonets 2 Sandy KARAN ROGERS I Corirzlbiam 10:13 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Christmas Play 33 May Festival 43 Speech Contest 1, 43 Make-Up 2, 3 Snowdrift KANDYCE SEYMOUR Colouimu 3:7 Choir 2, 3, 4 Candy DON SHOCK Pbilippiam 4:15 Choir 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 4 .-Donn ELAINE SCHWAB P1'077L'7'l7J' 3:6 Student Council 41 Student Store Manager 43 Choir 43 Choir Secretary 43 Treble Tones 33 Songleacler 4 Elaine LEE SIMMONS Arif 1.'8 Choir 2, 3, 43 B Football 23 Football Manager 3, 4: Track 3, 43 Band 1 -1Leen Transferred from Woodrow Wilson 59 51M s1ssoN I Corirzlbianr 10:13 Choir 2, 3, 4, Choir President 33 Student Council 3 Christmas Pla 1 3 Y l May Festival 2, 3, 4g Shield Managing Editor 4 Trumpet Trio 2, 3, 43 Mixed Quartet 33 Male Quartet 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Rally 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 4g Make-Up Crew 13 Yell King 2, 3, 43 Gold B One Jewel ..Jim,, JUDIE SKELLEN GER Malllaew 6:53 Christmas Play 33 Usherette 4g Make-Up Crew 4 Judie WAYNE SMITH I C07'fl1fl7id7U 10:13 Student Council 2, 3 43 Class President 2, 3, 43 Ambassador Rep- resentative 33 Scholarship 1, 2, 53 Stage Crew 43 Christmas Play 53 Basketball 1 2, 3, 43 Baseball 33 Most Inspirational Player 43 Honor Guard 33 Latin Club 23 Math Team 3, 4s Gold B Wayne ERNIE STRONG I Corintbiam' Vice-President 5, 4g Football 3 --Ernieu CORALIE STURZ I Corinflaimzr 10:13 Student Council 43 Girls' League President 4g Choir 43 Scholarship 43 Christmas Play 5g Social Chairman 13 Treble Up Crew 55 Gold B Coralie GLENORE TAYLOR Colonianr 1:10, 11 Glenmore lished Seniors! Tones 33 Drama Club 4g Make- ALLIE JOAN TERRY Pr011e1'bJ 3-'5, 6 Transferred from Lee County High School '58 G.A.A. 3, 45 Usherette 43 Treble Tones 4 Dimp1es MARY TIMPKE I Timothy 4: 12 Transferred from Downey '59 ..Mary,, SANDRA TOLLE Romain 5:8 Sandy FRED VAUGHAN Pbilippimlr 1:21 Choir 3. 4g Shield 4: Track 3. 4g Baseball 4 Fred CAT!-IY VEIDMARK P.mlm.r 28:7 Student Council 4g Commissioner of Affairs 41 Choir 3, 4g G.A.A. 5, 41 May Festival 4: Shield Business Manager 4: Most Inspiration- al Basketball and Volleyball Player 3, 4g Usherette 23 Drama Club 41 Gold B Jewel Cathy JIM VAN COUTREN I Corirzlbimzr 10:13 B Football 23 B Basket- ball 1, 2g B Track 25 Football 3, 4g Basketball 3, 4g Baseball 3, 4g Football Most Inspirational Player 43 Basket- ball Most Valuable Player 4 ...Timm VERIA VANDIVORT Philippimzr 1:21 Choir 43 Pep-Rep 4: Usherette 33 Make-Up Crew 2g Vanderflip TOM WESTERMAN I Timozby 4:16 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 May Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 Yell King 31 Shield 25 CACS Speech Contestant 1, 2, 45 Male Quartet 3, 43 Mixed Quartet 41 Gold B Jewel Tommy PAT WHITEHEAD I C0rinlf9im1.r 10:13 Transferred from Garden Grove High School '58g Choir 3, 4g Mixed Quintet 4 Pati Gayle Ernie helps Cathy with her cap C GIZIUI S ezzzbr Guf- 0405 How to decorate in three easy lessons! 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Q llvffim .igfzfgggf Ly My , y,,,,Q Aw X,., nf ,V m'Q?fz 2' ' f7 w! - Q X 4 2 Yi' .mf. K ex, A.-5 fr 21 , Q 111210119 Juniors Socializing Ray Leach Carolyn Luper jack McCracken Arm Miller Betty Nelson Alan Niquette Georgia Ossen Michael Petris Shirley Post David Price Geoffrey Pruett Vickie Reece jackie Rhodes Bill Robertson Harold Salters Randall Shelley Sonny Stringer Bruce Thompson Dale Thompson Gary Thompson Joanne Thomsen Janet Ritchie Ron Schooler Dick Vouga Kerry Waite jim Westerman Bruce Wfhittaker uzzzbrs 1959-60 brought prosperous times in the Lord to the junior class. The weekly prayer meetings were beneficial to the school as well as the class. Many achievements were made by the juniors in various phases of school activity this year. We had a large representation in the speech contest Qplacing in the finalsj, on scholarship, on the Math team, on student council, on the Annual staff, and in athletics. Wonderful times of fun and fellowship were spent at our Hallo- ween party and ditch day at the snow Qreceived for winning the Senior High P.T.A. Membership Drivej. Raising money for Opera- tion G and our junior-Senior Banquet brought our class closer together, and we are anticipating an even greater year as Seniors. Rick Whitson Qtbx CLASS OFFICERS: Claudia Sturz, Social Chairmang Judy Kuhlman, Social Chairmang Pam Gallaher, Rally gpmmxttee: Darya Terrlll, Secretaryg Jean Harwood, Vice-Presidentg Man Shedd, Advisorg Ricky Lockhart, Pres- 1 ent CSO!UAOl2?Ol'Q-Y During this past year, the sophomore class participated in various activities, such as the beach party and the Sadie Hawkins Social. The class has undertaken a new project in order that they will be better prepared to meet the financial expenses of their junior year. Weekly prayer meetings have benefitted the spiritual lives of each member of the tenth graders. They have enjoyed a very profitable year and are looking forward with anticipation to our first year as upperclassmen. Sandra Aday David Ballard Glenn Berry Pat Berry Mike Brick Carol Brooks Jerry Brooks Ina jean Brown Larry Bullard Steve Burseth X ' r 5? fr.. X Ricliard Calkins Loc Ccarley Sylvia Clysu Leo Cook Howard Cooney Jan Cowperthwaitc james DcBe-ck Luann Dysart Vicki Feezor James Flint Kay Iforqucran Doyle Freiburg Danny Galkin 'Dia Pamela Gallahcr Carol Gann Gaylm Gurison Robert C ohlc Attention Class! Wfinnilee Gregg jean Harwood 3 James Hemmingcr Cgflfi IOIIZOVUS janecc- Henderson CSOXJ 2 Oil? 01495 Richard Lockhart Ruth Lockwood Darrell Luce Loydell Manning Mike Mehaffie Linda Miller Was it Fun? Barbara Hess Carolyn Hotzell Daniel Howell Ronald Huegli Diane Kelders james Kriegor judy Kuhlman Dorothy Leach Judy Leaf john Lee w-WM-MMM l Eyes on luooks. please! Richard Parrish Barbara Pierce Saundra Powell Dick Quebedeaux Linda Rickert Roberta Robinson Gary Rogers Linda Rundall Mike Salters Eddie Simmons Joe Sisson Kent Skellenger Martha Stevens Claudia Sturz Carolyn Tapp Darya Terrill Gary Tesky Pat Plummer CSUPAOIIZ UPU Dennis Monroe David Niquette 14955122 QI? Gail Aday Larry Austin Karen Bergstrom Dale Boswell CLASS OFFICERSg Alf Dodds, Vice President Gail Horn Secretary-Treasurerg Kep Kepner, President Altha Lundy Rally Committeeg Dale Boswell, Social Chairman Norma Wil liams, Social Chairmang Tom Martin, Rally Committee ADVIS ORS: Dorotha Harmonson, jim Crawford Richard Buhler Norman Chadwick Vernon Clark Kathleen Clements Judy Coolidge Michael Cowgur Linda Cowperthwaite Connie Curtis Barbara Daum Alf Dodds Henry Duimstra Verna Dunning Priscilla Eyers Clinton Fillion Ronald Fitch Fred Fleiss Machael Frisbie Freshmen were well represented this year. Gail Aday and Karl Mossenbocker brought home two second place trophies from the C.A.C.S. speech contest. The ninth grade also participated in the H.M.S. Pinafore presented by the Eighth and Ninth Grade Chorus. A number of our classmates received the Lord as their Savior through chapel services and personal Contacts with other students. Many of us were privileged to attend Re- treat and all enjoyed the rich time of Spiritual Blessing found there. We all agree that high school is a very thrilling ex- perience, and we are greatly looking forward to the coming years. joan Garber Barbara Gould Diane Grasman Robert Hartsell Ann Henderson Robert Henderson Ruthalee Hildreth Roberta Hill Deanna Honline Gail Horn Lillian Jones Kep Kepner Karen Kivrizis David Kramer Gary LaMoureux Harry Larson Willis Leach Gail Lindblom Aletha Lundy Joyce MacDonald Marshall Maltby Thomas Martin Douglas Gaddis Wendy Gallaher Loretta McDaniel Harold McLean Vivian Mendoza Melody Moore Karl Motsenbocker Edgar Neuenschwander Beverly Penn Nancy Rudolph Sharon Schmidt jean Shock Wilma Simmons Bernice Stranske Richard Strong Judie Swanson X Raymond Thomas Arvid Veidmark Floyd Weber English Can Be Fun! Carolyn Whiteliead Normalee Williams zmzbr Qscfoof uzzzbr CSIIUUQJQII Gounczf DAVE DRISCOLL President FRONT ROW: Linda Dale, vice-president, Dave Driscoll, president, Nan Kimber, secretary. BACK ROW: Roger Strong, seventh grade class president, Trish Quy, treasurerg Larry Forqueran, eighth grade class president. junior High School Student Council is chosen by the student body. These officers enforce school regu- lations, plan parties, and have charge of the junior high Chapel every Thursday. Cseuenff QIUOQ GQSS Ojffcers jim Larson and Mary Jensen, rally commissioners, Roger Strong, president, Patty Curtis, secretary-treasurer, Larry Casey, social chairman. Absent: Ann Carr, social chairman. Twice a month a council meeting is held during lunch period. Prayer starts each meeting in which conduct, activities, and Spiritual problems are dis- cussed. Our goal is to live a clean life for the honor of Christ. Szyfff graog' CQSJ Ofjgbers Larry Forqueran, presidentg Carol Cutright, secretary-treasurer, Jim Nosches and Ruth Bates, athletic representatives, David Daum and Mary Gocke, social chairmen, Don Daum and Patty Correze, rally commissioners. C9 . X 3 C 1 Qra Q As eighth graders this year, we have had several privileges. Thursdays' chapel times were led by the Junior High Student Body, and rich spiritual bless- ings were shared by each member. The chorus par- titipated in the I-l.M,S, Pinafore operetta, and great 'ff lun was enjoyed by all. Jose Aswer Lydia Bates s i W .i 'Q at we .1,, C , H ggi nr ww , , X .M ,- Good Food and Pleasant Company. LIS Carolyn Ballard 1 -. mlb- -ir Nui IM Kenneth Churchill Carol Clyse Audrey Cook Lynn Cooney Patty Correze Helen Duimstra Steven Finch Mary Flint Larry Forqueran Mary Gocke af, re., . Mary Beaver john Bell Sharon Berkemer Tom Berninger Lenda Boswell Nancy Brown Carol Cutright Linda Dale David Daum Don Daum Janet Dobbs David Driscoll Michael Gray Susan Harry Connie Hart Karen Higbie Larry Hinman Gene Hogg Steve Holt Philip Hooper Lydee -Tones Margaret Kalland Virginia Kanak Nan Kimber Annie Nasif Kathy Nrlson Bfartha Norman -laines Nosches Richard Parry Karen Peterson Lamar Srliroeder X Lyle Krieger Leroy Krugar Raymond Moody Terrie Moore Geraldine Moss Patricia Quy Vickie Reynolds Rickie Rhone Alanece Ritchie Mary Rose Craig Seymour Donald Sorenson Florence Spurloclc Janice Sullivan Susan Taylor 5 V00 IUSV NM Shown Shirley Thomsen Linda Walker' Norman Wfood Time to relax l Ruth Yocky Qhare fe in 53 -- tr .5 t 4, 43 rv 3 is fvx lE Y': we ' ni QPHF' ss Timothy Harrell av A i ' bv vw . ., cz., is , gy .v ka I Bruce Herman Linda Huston Evalyn Jenkins c ieuenffi t9i'a0Q September 19, 1959, found our seventh graders at a new school with new friends to meet our new teacher. The practice of changing from one room to another for classes wore us out the first few days, but we soon got used to it. We are all proud of the opportunity of attending a Christian school, and we proved this by winning the junior High P.T.F. Membership Drive. We took our reward near the end of the school year at a ditch day at Orange County Park. 54 DeWayne Beckner Sandra Beckner Wesley Bishop Ann Carr Larry Casey Janie Clark Jackson Clower Dan Cowperthwaite Patty Curfman Patty Curtis Darlene Denton jerry Duimstra John Eckert Leandra Edmiston Cathy Feezor Bertha Fellows Evan Gaddis Wesley Goble David Gothe Diane Gould This is Creative? xss I . 4, . Ill-',.SY3r Sharon Lane james Larson Willilllll Leal Mark Levering Kathy Lundy Don Luther Ricky Mathies Joan McCombs Derek McLeish Susan Miller Janice Moulton Ingrid Ossen Future I-Iomemakers X. c jenenff Cfkarlf 4' . Mary Jensen , A 0 Thomas johnson L fum . V Gerald Lamm ' il: ip 1' ' 35 l gl ' H259 i ' ' an , 3' ,. A if W' if . l R, is as l Denise Peterson , M Darlene Pullen A if uubb J l mv . Q ,ff 4 John Prior ,, i 3 4 b Gregory Rawls W l Y Vi ' L V Q Deloris Ritchie kj - N ' Q ' , -B 3' fl. joel Robinson - , A' . ' - ' fx: Reta Salters - K is 1 Kimball Shelley A Q M 4 Daniel Shock f i Q . V W, V' Tom Sorenson - A , . ,Q ' l f ff 5 3 Gloria Speorl ' A 6 m I. A ' ' A v?,f'! ' Roger Strong W Y A V ,x it H A ,:-. ,, 1 L Sffvhm 5fUf2 f' ,R M 4 R M Mary Anne Tong N A Y . ' it Marianne Trimmer I A 5 ' A ' 1 Laureen Wlllkei' T . ' I 5 52 Q W ht Donna Wllitehouse I ' f i i rx 2 A Q 1-' f 5 , 'A ir 3 ig Dm-yi Wfoods ' Q ff . . f lg ,. ,. ,K 9 Q:- . Q D -rr . N I 'K 4 . , x cyl, .... L f L more Nov Avmuu 04 Y ,Xl H! ,livglflirl an -pf' Q . 7, , 7,11 X Qrganziafzbna Under the guidance of Christian in- structors, we at Brethren are being trained for places of leadership. Many young people are showing outstanding ability as they head our numerous organi- zations and Clubs Daily our lives are influenced hy Christian standards and principles. Be- cause of the effect of these, we can he assured that God will use us in places of leadership to luring Light and peace to the nation which we love. Lal 'win' ligbf ,fo .thine before men, M1111 fhey may .fee your good rvflfkfy and glorify your Fnlber zwlvirlv if in lmzrelz. Matthew S: 16 R X . . Q I Affizff, - I x M, VEST 2 4 ,.f11fii' r A M- 1. , s Y x5i1ff?gQok 1 Lf 1 af fn. wa- w...Qsx3 1 'fffffwswf es M .. -fl vf1,if??5m,, X! tnllgzgr If in -5.:,,.5fz if VN iv CSXUUQH1' Brethren High School Student Council consists of student body officers, class presidents, and a faculty advisor. The main duty of our Student Council is to work with the faculty to make Brethren High a better and more Christ-honoring school. This year the council initiated a student body ac- tivity card, planned skate nights and promoted Op- eration G Cgym fundj by means of a contest be- tween the classes. The Student Council, above all, has tried to live a Christ-centered life at all times before faculty and fellow-students alike. CATHY VEIDMARK Commissioner of Affairs BEVERLY JENKINS Girls' Athletic Comm. MARGARET HARMONSON Safety Commissioner BILL EDMUNDSON Boys' Athletic Comm. 58 JIM BLANCHARD President STEVE JENSEN Vice-President CORALIE STURZ Girls' League President JUDY CHRISTINE Secretary-Treasurer oun cz' Cl Presidentg Randall Shelley, junior Class Presidentg Cl s Presidentg Ricky Lockhart, Sophomore ass Kenneth Kepner, Freshman as Wfayne Smith, Senior Class President. MR. SMITH. Advisor Ann Miller, Yearbook Editorg Elaine Schwab, Store i anag XI erg Jeanne Haudenschield, Cheerleader Rep resentativeg Martin Canavan School Paper Editor. in , L 1 Q is f -L ' Wsx,Lg1icawQ W' I rr Qgvfx W fs I 4 'L 7 . b A .'i3'f-M Hr ' li K V S 5 is fl L 'S f E 5 315 , K K L 5 - , fs' ge 5 5 5 9 'Mini N5 - . --af . Q s v ' 'er w jf A 9, W 'A . gl 4 A I Q, fi . .i. in My QE 3 V, T r' fi f X , ,ii ,gig 3 it V ,X . . iii ' 1 :AS 9 lr L. ki g 5, L l 5351551 sifllf' ixfmg . gig -- R Q1 6 Q wx Mix- N :mf-, R1 ,,,f. by .3 5i5?Z2!QiL+iefA:. . -:az Q .4 'f L -.1sfi,f:ggiaaz.-5 5 5 I x Q, I gf' v ,X - Vai? t x Q3 2 35154 . V W- ' --:i',e,:'21'i:'9,:, 1 fgggg ' 'Q' 'P X . , S Vail t , 2: UNE' , K 25. I Sksiirf f f Q ,- I Q, - L, A' 35, ' Q . , ' ,ag .. .aw :L . -i la Lon at 'mi K-.f 1110 I4 S yur sxulll team' , , gk, tot Prcscnmtion uf x.1rSilx' trupliy. UOOB t ' .trlcnc Dsnton. l..u'ry C.l5L'S'. Ingritl Osscn. BACK ROXXU Tom Cearlcy, Linda Moori-, Wiiinilt-it Gregg, Luunn Dysurt, Randall Shelley. MIDDLE ROW: Gary Austin, Gary Rogers, Norma Lee Williiiiiis, Alctlm Lundy, Carolyn Blythe, Mitrglilret I-Igiriuonwn, Becky Bates, VL-rin Vuntlivort, Ann Miller. Tom XX'estcrman. Karl Mutscnbmker. FRONT ROXW: Karen Rogers, Gail Aday, janet Keith, Judy Leaf. 'lean Hniwwml. Betty Nelson. lk.Z:.,,. , J 7 ' 1 Edilor Ann Miller Bufinerr Mamlgn' Jeanne Haudenschield Many hours of careful preparation have gone into the making of this, your 1960 Ambassador. You can never imagine the fun, the brain-racking, and the sleepless hours we experienced while trying to preserve for you a few of the many occasions that are simply unforgettable. In the future as you glance back over this book, our desire is that as you re- call the fun and fellowship of every activity you may also be reminded in some small way of our Light, Jesus Christ, which brightened your year at Brethren. 57122 0350 OI' Aflifldfll Editor Randall Shelley Adrfiror Mr. Kantzer Sporlf Editor Bill Edmundson Class representatives: Kent Skellenger, jean Carey, Ray Leach, janet Dobbs, john Prior, Nancy Rudolph. Slifelbfe gly' Every member of the Shield Staff was very pleased and proud of the new look for 1959-1960. For the first time in the history of Brethren High we had a printed paper. Our foremost aim was to honor Christ in the Shield, Every member on the staff did their best to cover all the news which took place at Brethren High and junior High. We covered chapel and meetings as well as sports programs, and other hap- penings on campus. Our thanks go out to every student and teacher alike who subscribed, for without these, our year would never have been so successful. We thank God for the chance to serve Him in this way. 1 f N Martin Canavan Editor Mr. Harty Adviror 3 N 1 T51 ss . css ffi 1 af' I Steve Jensen, Mafzugiug Ediior Kathy Viedmark, Burinerr Mafmger Jim Sisson, Aflrlllgigflltif Ediior Judy Christine, Subrfription Manager Fred Vaughan, Sporzr Editor Beverly jenkins, Subfrripzion Mmzrzger jjarenf- yeac er 790505 M2.2: ,.-4, OFFICERS--FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lenore Honline, second vice-presidentg Mrs. Ellen Ketchum, historiang Mrs. Patsy Quy, financial secretaryg Mrs. Betty Nelson, first vice-president. BACK ROW: Mr. Bill jenkins. treasurer: Mrs. Gladys Leaf, corresponding secretary, Mr. Clarence Smith, president. Absent: Mrs. Helen Brick, recording secretary. Our theme That they may know is taken from john 8:32, and expresses our desire that students, teachers and parents get to know each other in the Light of our Savior's love. Our purpose is to help Brethren High pre- sent jesus Christ as each student's personal Savior, and help each one see Him as the Heart and Truth of every academic subject around which their lives revolve. All Parent-Teacher Fellowship meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month at 7:30 P.M. in the Brethren High School audi- torium. P.-T. F. BOARD MEMBERS--FRONT ROW: Mrs. Honline, Mrs Ketchum Mrs. Mrs Mrs Quy, Mrs. Nelson. BACK ROXV: hir. Jensen, Mrs. Leaf, Mr Smith . Eubanks, Mr. Bell, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Higbie, Mrs. Hildreth. Mrs Leach . Holt. Absent: Mrs. Helen Brick, Mr. and Mrs. jim Carey. Mr. Burton Hatch and Mr. joe Smith chat with the speaker at the November P.-T. F. meeting. On the left is the speaker, Mr. Roy Aguirre, psychology consultant, from the Long Beach public schools. Welcoming the new girls and making them feel a part of the student body at the beginning of the school year is a privilege of the Girls' League. The Girls' League sponsors the Mother-Daughter Tea during the spring in honor of our mothers. This tea is one of the highlights of the school year. Welcome to the Mother-Daughter Tea! Ruth Ender, advisor. Girls busily irepzre for Ter' Mrs. Coon gives helpful hints. Cfofnmzffee BACK ROW: Mr. Harty, advisorg Jeanne Haudenschield, Veria Vandivort, Paula Benner, Pam Gallaher, Aletha Lundy. FRONT ROW: Tom We-stcrman, Jim Sisson, Bill Robertson, Dale Ekdahl, Tom Martin. fbrczma C115 BACK ROXY: Ann Miller, Judy Skcllengcr, Martin Canaxan. Bev Jenkins, Luann Dysart, Claudia Sturz, Linda Rundall. XX'innilee Gregg, Fred Vaughan, Alan Niquettc. MIDDLE ROXV: Joanne Thomsen, Coralie Sturz, Steve Jensen, Patti Niquette, Jim Sisson, llccky Hates, Maryann Cushman, Pam Gallaher, Tom Martin, FRONT ROW: Janet Keith, Evelyn Allen, Carolyn Blythe, Jean Har- wood, Mr. Harty, advisorg Judy Leaf, Darya Terrill, Georgia Osscn, Joe Sisson. Zreffren 012' VERNON LUTHER Accompunist SEVENTH ROW: M. Ossen, G. Nicholson, R. Porter, M. Kroeker, R. Leach, J. Blanchard, A. Niquette. SIXTH ROXV: B. Nelson, S. -Iensen, J. Sisson, G. Austin, L. Sim- mons, M. Canavan, D. Vouga, B. jenkins. FIFTH ROW: L. Moore, B. Hess, P. Whitehead, B. Whittaker, F. Vaughan, L. Dysilrt. J. Kuhlman. FOURTH ROW: I.. Rundall, L. Rickert, K. Waite, D. Howell, T. XX'esternmn, P. Niquette, N. Flint. THIRD ROW: C. Sturz, J. Rhodes, P. Benner, D. Shock, J. Sisson, M. Harmonson, C. Gann. SECOND ROXV: C. Dyc, J. Harwood, E. Allen. G. Ossen. B. Bates, I. Brown, J. Keith. FRONT ROW: E. Schwab, J. Leaf, K. Seymour, R. Lockwood, V. Vandivort, P. Plum- mer, V. Feezor. MISS HI'TTON Director of USIC Music plays an important part in our Christian life here at Brethren. We feel that through the choirs we have wide openings in the field of witnessing for our Lord. This can only be accomplished through Christs help, of which we have received much. Through the combined instruction of Miss Hutton and Mr. Harty, our school has three choirs. con- sisting of approximately one-half of our enrollment. To these instructors we wish to give a special Thanks Along with the choirs, we have other special groups which consist of the following: Ninette, Mixed Quintet, Male Quartet, Band, and Brass En- semble. One other person who has given of his time to help the choir keep in tune is the choir accom- panist, Vernon Luther. Vernon, who is a senior, is an excellent pianist. W'ith the mixture of these talents we have been able to give glory to God through music. rumpef yno Martin Canavan Dick Vouga Jim Sisson Luann Dysart, .ludy Kuhlman, Betty Nelson, Nancy Flint, jackie Rhodes, jean Hiiwood lindt Rickert, Veria Vanclivort. Pat Plummer, Ina Jean Brown. Accompanist. mheffe Wfafe Quarfef W Q S FRONT ROXY: Sinuili Al.1ffiI1. Camlyn XY'l1itul1ciul, joyte M.1cDunJltl, Mark Kroc-ker. Glenn Berry, Kent Skcllcngcr, MIDDLE ROW? lNlLll'IlI'lC.ll'lAlN1lD, jim Sisson, Dick Vougn, RU-lwrt Hcntlerson, Mary Flint, Winnilee Gregg, Pam Gallalier, Carol Ann Gunn. jim Flint. BACK ROVU: Tum WL'SfCI'lll.lIl, Rick Wliitscmri. lf-e619 701293 S7600 m,11an1l9f.s V L-mon l,utlu'r Priscilla liyrcs Ina jc-an Brown Vicky Fccmr .7r1pfQ 170 70 Margaret Hurinonson, Piiulii Benncr, Carol Kirk, Lintla Runtlzill, BAlI'l'5All'1l Hess, Claudia Sturz, Carol Ann Gunn, Pam Gallnlier, l,oi'mii1e Lt-pp, Vicky Fct-lor, Accompanist. Kiircn Kivriyis. Lintl.i Cowpcrtliwaitc. Alctha Luncly. Norma W'illiains, Priacilla Eyix-S. accompanist: Verna Dunning, Ruthie Hiltlrt-th, Nixnty Rutlulpli, ,lnycc M:u'Donald, Connie Curtis. 631yAfA anof T l'G'12fA QPU UQ OAOFUS FOURTH ROW: Susan Taylor, Sharon Berkemer, Susan Harry, Janece Ritchie, Carolyn Ballard, Barbara Daum, Don Daum, David Kramer, David Daum, Edgar Neuenschwander, Kathy Nelson, Norma Williams, Connie Hart, Joyce MacDonald. THIRD ROW: Karen Higbie, Ruthie Yocky, Nancy Brown, Gail Aday, Deanna Honline, Harry Larson, Tommy Martin, Kenneth Churchill, Norman Wood, Gail Horn, Verna Dunning, Mary Rose, Trish Quy. SECOND ROW: Priscilla Evers, pianist: Craig Seymour. Mike Gray, Shirley Thomsen, Helen Duimstra, Lillian Jones, Linda Boswell, Mr. Harty, director. FRONT ROW: Lydee Jones, Mary Flint, Janice Sullivan, Aletha Lundy, Connie Curtis, Nan Kimber, Ruth Bates, Jean Shock, Janet Dobbs. cseuenfg 3 , 91-me 1 C 16011115 FOURTH ROW: Cathy Feezor, Darlene Denton, Evalyn Jenkins, Kathleen Lundy, Gloria Speorl, Joan McCombs, Donna Wfhitehouse, Janice Moulton. THIRD ROW: Joel Robinson, Patty Curtis, Bertha Fel- lows, Diane Gould. Sandra Beckner, Sharon Lane, Linda Huston, Ann Carr. SECOND ROW: Wesley Goble, Jim Larson, DeWayne Beckner, Leandra Eclmiston, Ingrid Ossen, Janie Clark, DeLoris Ritchie, Patty Curfman. FRONT ROW: Marianne Trimmer, Susan Miller, Reta Salters, Jerry Duimstra, Denise Peterson, Danny Corperthwaite, Darlene Pullen. Ofrlkzy GQJJ unzbr tfilanof Ruth Lockwood Janice Moulton BACK ROW: DeWayne Beckner, Trish Quy, Larry Casey, Joel Mary Flint Robinson, Derek McLeish, Wesley Goble. FRONT ROW: Bruce Herman, Kimball Shelley, Leonard Douglass. 7I C OCIC Glistening shafts of light have often fallen upon L1 scene of joyous festivity in which you have had a part. Numerous times of Christian fun and fellowship are spent together during our years at Brethren. These ure the times when we, as young people, realize the value of Christian friendship. If zu' zwzfif D1 Ike fjglrf 115 He if in Ilia figlvf, we have fcU01z'.tl7ill1 Olly 1f'jfZ7 .!1Zf7fZ7L'V, l lohn l: .i awxxs Q Q 5 ' 1 l WA. f,.,,,x,Yw, Wg, my 1,1Vf,:5,1iJ 1' VW ,'y'5?:'l'5L f5'7'Q5' ,gffse fa1i? Q fWv 1zgff5za3: M 1 ' ' MW ' K Veterans Club House in Long Beach was the site of our outstanding Christmas Banquet this year. A vocal ensemble from school which gave us the best in music for the Christnns Banquet GAr1Sfmas cf an ue! A view of the speak- s.s-QQ1 1 MR. WALLY FROST Speaker ers' table. Views of the banquet hall during the banquet. is t -2 k,nfaniI'v'.':iIvv- ' +511 A w.1wm1ss' -Musica a:la.me.f1f1 , m,s,1:fs-ftzf.--ef.-mmiwrax . XX X A if . Xi wx X M25 ff 163 --T gk is Q s 5 Q S . Q' I is !xXx-39119, K' , . is 6 fi' 'K HK m 'swf V X 1' 5 fr:-. . X Mfiffsz, ' If i ' W M, , ., -M K W I Qzwf , wh A 4 2' I M M V R n 'w'4'w,M 'KM 44 A Ay ,, W , , , x Q X .www K X X Q x fx xx .. iff QQ ......w--V... 3 V K ' X x , A X i XX 1. f 5 1 h - wr QR 'uv I K A A A x' L 7 N A Q A-K A S Wwe? Ng? 4 'aw EQ' A5 Ag A N if A Y fx 1 51 Q' ZW 19 .51 fe, -, , . , N X v 4. 5 .- 3 KK P K' SQ' gf' wg f gg if W, Q. M A , WSW ww X V W H ,kj M X ---L 5121.1 -A . eg f N xx .fn Kggsgu 5 If Ag f f K K X , X 1 ? 95 N . S K 5, ,,,. YL X 5? Q, za v R NY K , , 'K ' , W-,'W ', m ,. 4 Xi, gh 'KS ' , CAST-BACK ROVU: Randall Shelley. Ann Fuller, Steve Jensen, Pat may gesfzbaf All those who attended will agree this year's May Festival was one of the finest productions in the history of Brethren High School. Happiness Street, written by Wes Harty, is a play within a play with its center around Christ. Through the combined efforts of both was Harty and Carleda Hutton, the cast and choir put forth their best efforts in this presentation. Perry, Sonny Stringer, Rick XXfhitson, Richard Quebedeaux. MIDDLE ROW: Janet Keith, Sue Nasif, Susan Stringer, jim Sisson, Martin Cano- van, Cathy Vcidmark, Bill Holt, Karan Rogers. SEATED: Carolyn Blythe. Tom Wlestermen. i ti T Our Leading Lady, Carolyn Blythe and Our Leading Man, Tom Westerinan. ,g unzbr- enzbr J an uef Patty and Bill prepare to leave for banquet. l r A I , :fm--f.. J, , -as . 1-f-:sz wwe.-waffi AH-lf,-2 f., Ted and Gloria Roe highlighted the even- ing with their outstanding musical ability and heart-warming message in word and song. Both juniors and seniors were overwhelm- ed at the beauty and luster of the evening spent in the Poolside Room at the Disney- land Hotel. Truly this was a climax in the life of each senior and will long be remembered by all those who attended. boys' qfffefzb' J an uef ,I Q t A INR-n Only, Brethren's secontl annual Athletic Banquet was a huge success with 135 men and fellows attending. Ray Smith, U.C.I,.A.'s football cnptniri, brought the evening message :intl portions of il U.C.L.A.fwU.S.C, liootlmll game on film. XVes llarty vary cnpably M.C.'d the progmm as well as supplying the evenings entertainment. Under the tlirection of Mrs, Flay Fisher, the cooks prepared .1 delicious meal featuring Swiss Steak, and the Brethren cheerleaders acted as servers. Contrilwutions and proceeds from the evening were put in .1 separate fund for much neecletl athletic equipment. 8 z 5 5-Attention! They discuss business? Student Council in action. gsm'- f IZGIU Get your wares here! O X ...NK vl A Oh, I'm embarrassed! Re-incarnation of Patty. 550113 They'll do .mything for IOC. Are you nervous? Nupe! t N-.,.....-J 5 Q Q Oh, for il gym! fi B Happy smile and waiting hands. Oh! Wfhat energy. Momma's little helper. 9'5 'S-N l ' w wa. 1- 3 71161255 Rating high in the memories of each student are the many nights spent beneath hrilliant floodlights, cheering our Wari'ior's on to success. No more thrilling or exciting time can be found than when our team battles for the vic- tory. We at Brethren feel that God would have us lmep'our bodies in condition in order that we might maintain a high and shining testimony. . , . The Lord ir with lbee, thou fvighfy mfnz of rfalomz Judges 6:12 P.-. 'MS xn ph M r . if Ili-ZW ,M .A 1111.-I' W ' X 1' - 'i ?'?LfV2IfY V .,y:.fqafaS.i1 mi 'i X ?TgQQ f f-Ti'1? J , , ,gm , ' Walivibi L +2 7 3 ,wif X ,U Y ,a e ww ww? ff' -MQ-4 n 1 ,Liv ' W W E M ,A 31 e ' Eff!! -X .rarwf nm PAUL BERRY Senior Center si if X GARY Senior 6 is CLEMENTS End 'X Q ww GORDON NICHOLAS Senior Halfback arszfy JIM BLANCHARD PAUL LEVERING SCHIOI' End Senior Center BACK ROW: Jim VanCoutren, Gary Thompson, jim Blanchard, Ray Leach, David Decker, Gary Clements, Bruce Thompson, Paul Lever-ing, Paul Berry, Randall Shelley. FIRST ROW: Dale 700f6af BILL EDMUNDSON Senior Quarterback Most Valuable DICKEY CARPENTER Our Mascot Thompson, Sonny Stringer, Bill Robertson, Gary Wardman, Bill JIM VANCOUTREN Edmundson, Gordon Nicholson. Senior . Halfback Most Inspirational BHS 51 55 38 S6 18 18 54 39 26 COACH CARPENTER SCORES Ambassador .. , Cutler Academy . . .. Valley Christian .. Opponents .. ,,,, .0 12 . 45 L. A. Pacific Academy .. .. 51 Pasadena Academy . . Flintridge Ambassador . ., Chadwick .. .. Culter Academy . Berry catches a flying pass. 44 70 12 25 . 34 arszky goofgaf Upsets were the order of the day whenever our Varsity swung into powerful action. The Warriors upset such teams as Chadwick, Culter, and Los An- geles Pacific. Out-scoring their opponents by more than 70 points, the Warriors made it rough on every team in the league. Bill Edmundson led the high-scoring offense to five victories, while Jim Van Coutren headed a hard working defensive unit. Excellent potential was shown by such great underclassmen as Sonny Stringer, Bill Robertson, David Decker, and the three Thompson- brothers. Hampered by numerous injuries, the Warriors failed to reach their peak efficiency. Stringer tries for a touchdown. aryl? yjczsfeffaf BHS 51 52 43 46 27 45 40 46 54 25 40 56 31 29 37 48 55 44 44 36 41 SCORES Ambassador .. .. Bishop Montgomery Ontario . . . . . Ambassador Upland Harvard . , L. A. Pacific Avalon . . . Bishop Montgomery Denver Christian . .. Ripon Culter Academy Ontario , , Pasadena Academy . Chadwick Flintridge Ontario Black Foxe . Culter Academy Avalon I-. A. Pacific Upland Valley Christian Spanish American Opponezzlx 46 ...47 27 38 51 66 36 41 36 64 50 47 27 36 42 53 48 39 55 43 49 All are tense. awaiting the shot. Berry in action. TEAM WORK! Yes, that was the key to success for the B.H.S. Warriors. Behind the fine shooting of such talented ball players as Richard Calkins, Chuck Burseth, Paul Berry, and Wayne Smith the team was victor in 15 games. With Dave Marks- bury and jim VanCoutren grabbing rebounds there was little left in opposition. DAVID H INES . arszzy JIM VANCOUTREN Senior Forward DAVID MARKSBURY Senior Center CHUCK BURSETH BILL EDMUNDSON Senior Guard junior Forward Senior Forward f ff RICHARD CALKINS RAY LEACH PAUL BERRY Sophomore Guard junior Center WAYNE SMITH DICK GILBERTSON Senior Guard Senior Forward Senior Forward BACK ROW: Paul Berry, Dale Thompson, Bruce Thompson, Gary Thompson, Gary Tesky, Richard Calkins. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Edmundson, Don Ketchum, Ray Leach, Bill Robertson, Fred Vaughn, Sonny Stringer. FRONT ROW: Kerry Waite-manager: jim Van- Coutren, Bruce Whittaker, Coach Carpenter, Ken Brown, Kent Skellenger, Don Penn. J asefaf Winning their first league game by a score of seven to four the Varsity showed promise of going all the way. This year's team showed more depth than any other of Brethren's fine baseball teams. Behind the brilliant pitching of Bill Robertson and such fine relief pitchers as Paul Berry and Richard Calkins, the Warriors found it easy to find the victory path. They swung into mass production in producing hits. Bill Edmundson led the Warriors with the most hits, while Paul Berry, Bill Robert- son, and Gary Thompson were close behind. 88 Paul shows batting style. ZQJQHJ 341' Clowning around? LEAGUE GAMES B.H.S. OPP. 7 Culter 4 Bishop Montgomery Whittier Christian Chadwick Flintridge Spanish American . , ,it lg . -1,-sg V 'hi T Robby shows winning form. See, Jim mn smile fd cf BACK ROW: Steven Jensen, jim Westerman, Martin Canovan, Paul Levering. SECOND ROW: Dave Marksbury, Dave Decker, Lee Simmons, Martin Ossen, Mike Parris, Ralph Porter, Randall Shelley, john Lee, Gordon Nicholson, Eddie Simmons. THIRD ROW: Glen Berry, Tom Cearley, Don Shock, Leonard Douglas, Harold Salters, Rick Flanders, Gary Thompson. FRONT ROW: jerry Brooks, Fred Vaughn, Gary Clements, john Lunsford, Dave Krammer, Kent Skellenger, Gary LaMoureaux. The track team of this year shows much promise. Last year the track team was organized and brought home the B trophy. The team had good material in all three classes this year with hopes of keeping the B trophy and also capturing the C and A trophies as Well. There were some returning lettermen this year who did a fine job. Such athletes as Randall Shelley, Lee Sim- mons, Gordon Nicholson Cwho went to the C.I.F. finish last yearj, Eddie Simmons, Gary Clements, Rick Flanders. and Dave Marksbury showed great promise. 90 New members of the team, such as jim Westerman, john Lee, Harold Salters, Dave Decker, Mike Parris, Paul Levering, Don Shock, and Steve Jensen helped push the team to new heights. In their first meet this year, Brethren was invited to participate in the Dominguez Relays, and the Brethren High spikers showed their true ability in bringing home eight ribbons. In the second meet, Brethren walked away with B hon- ors, and finished second to Valley, 111 to 120. IOACH RIVERS cckfgaz goo Gary Rogers, Chuck Burseth. DALE IEKDAHL Most Valuable This year's B team was a good example of teamwork. They had a lot of potential and real team spirit. Anyone that played against Brethren knew they were in a real battle. There were many players on the team that helped make it a unified group. The two best spark plugs on the team were Chuck Burseth as most valuable, and Dale Ekdahl as most inspirational. Credit is also due to the fine quarterback leadership .if Rick Lockhart. 92 BACK ROW: Ricky Lockhart, David Kramer, Dale Ekdahl, Kent Skellenger, Bruce Whittaker, Mike Cowgur. FRONT ROW: Gary Austin, Richard Parrish, Doyle Freiburg, Gary La Moureux, CHUCK BURSETH Most Inspirational fkf Going for a touchdown Offensive Line-up ab: Defensive Line-up Catching n good pass 93 M. Z 7 7 Zasfefgaf STANDING: Dale Thompson, Gary Thompson, Larry Craig, Dave Kramer, Vernon Clark, Coach Rivers, Eddie Simmons, Ricky Lock hart, Kent Skellengcr, Tom Cearley. SEATED: Bruce Whittaker, Howard Cooney, Dennis Monroe, Ron Schooler, Steve Kennedy. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Dennis Monroe MOST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER Kent Skellenger B Basketball had its most suc- cessful season in the history of Brethren High. They had a tre- mendous record with twenty wins and only four losses. Kent Skellenger and Dennis Monroe led the high scoring Warricmrs averaging fifteen points a game. Coach Rivers is to be congratu- lated along with his team. Dennis Monroe shoots as Kent Skellenger and Larry Craig follow for rebound. SCORES B.I-l.S. OPP. 36 Hamilton 36 Ontario 38 Ambassador 42 Upland 43 Hamilton 51 Ontario 29 Whittier Chr. 36 Ontario 64 Pasadena 38 Chadwick 20 Hamilton 34 Flintridge 46 Black Foxe 48 Culter 34 Avalon 29 L.A.P.C. 27 Upland 34 Valley 54 Valley 41 Spanish Am. 53 Flintridge Dennis Monroe tips in basket as Kent is tense for rebound. 61121014 l RON'l' ROXY3 Rielq' Rhone, Roger Strong. Tom Sorenson. Leroy Kruger, Gene Hogg. Raymond Moody. Greg Rawls. Ltrrry Hinmitn, Larry Forqueran, BACK ROVU: Don Sorenson, David Datum, jim Nosches, Coach XX'esterm1inn, Steve Finch, Don Datum, Bill XXIOSUJIIIHIIID. E i t af 2 Gene Hogg takes a hand-off from jim Nosehes, as others cle-.lr ti p.tth around left end. SCORES WE 58 , Wfilmington Christian 46 XY'hittier Brethren 58 Calvary Baptist 52 r,o,r Compton Baptist . 49 , Freeway Baptist ,, 'lierriers offensix e lineeup Wk Terriers won their tiirst fiootlmtll ehttmpionship with .1 five and zero record. Their slogan, Christians, First f'XX!inners or Losers, Second, paid off. jim Nosches g-.rlletl the first three games as quarterback, and un- leashed gt powerful .ttt.1elc that posted 162 points to the ,pptisititms 26. This spree featured -lim's passes to Dave and Don Daum, the rugged touchdown runs of Dave Driscoll, and the fine defensive play of Steve Finch .md Bill XlUCSlCfINLlflI1. The lust two games saw Coach Westerinztiin switch o Drive Dztum :ts 21 signal eallerg and the team rolled Jn with 53-O win over Compton Baptist in our big game. The season closed in another triumph of -19-19. Coafli W esterrnitnn THEY 0 13 15 0 19 .A 3 C5C500f csporfs tp sive XX X --sf On your mark! Get set! Go!! Team nt practice. BACK RONW: Derek McLeish, David Driscoll, Jim Nosches, Don Sorenson, Rickie Rhone. Larry Forqueran. FRONT ROW: Raymond Moody, Wesley Bishop, Steve Holt, Gene Hogg, Norman Vfood. Greg Rawls, Larry Hinman. Each day after school, the junior High boys meet with Mr. Westerman, their coach, to practice the dif- ferent sports, enabling themselves to become one of the best junior High teams in their league. We can definitely look forward to great things in ath- letics with boys such as these coming up. 1 r JOANN E 0I2y dI20f G5QGfkd0QFS is 1 K . , 'M Kei , X , HSN. K .,l il, . we M l E X- J 'N 44' gn +5 4 I, aa if Q M Q N will t ,-1 s leak? ,pieiegyf , N x , Hifi, 5 A ff 'iff Q1 5 STEVE BEV JIM DIANE UQ JEANNE CATHY JUDY SONGLEADERS: Joanne Thomsen, Bev jenkins, Jeanne Haudenschield, Elaine Schwab. CHEERLEADERS: Diane Cowles, Cathy Veidmark, Judy Christine. YELL KINGS: Steven Jensen, Jim Sisson. School spirit has been kept up this year by our peppy Song and Cheerleaders. They attended all league games and cheered our teams on to many victories. Their bright smiles and loud yells really added to our games-thanks for the wonderful enthusiasm you added to school this year! , 4 t Q' ee-:inn-nw ' had ' ELAINE x if Q X R f X xx y sa if as SK Q if fy. .74 .'Z'a3AQf6af BEV JENKINS CATHY VEIDBIARK Most Valuable Most Inspirational All participating in G.A.A. basketball this year had a wonderful time of fun and fellowship. Many helpful hints were learned and then put into action. However, we regret to say that the girls were not able to bring home the trophy, but are looking for- ward to it next year. In the mind of each girl lingers memories of sweet Christian times spent together among our own teammates and among those we met in competition, XX!oops! Wflicre is it? xl.. H . - .s J 95:24 T ff f 9 P? S365 ...i .Q ' K .ski X j 'Q .. V. --rf 11- is F ,gill 4 f r . ,L N . I D 7- . 1 . I V - ,i':, , P ..: s- 1 , I . 4 A 6 'W - HRX g f , V V A J kj, A N .t...::s.,. - - et- , -if-P ec rctc ' c c t R R I-'I if-it sr xt L K J :AV J L K K . BACK ROXV: B. Nelson, D. Cowles, XV. Gregg, A. Miller, P. Berry, J. De Friend, D. Terrill, J. Leaf, J, Thompson, J. Harwood, C. Stui-1, K. Ferquernn, I.. Dysart, D. Leach, S. Nasif, MIDDLE ROW: J. Christine, R. Lockwood, J. Keith, J. Kuhlman, J. Carey, P. lawson, J. Rhodes, P. Benner, G. Ossen, G. Mayes, S, Tolle, FRONT ROW: S. Sparks, J. Terry, C. Viedmark, B. Jenkins, J. Hau- dcnschield. K. Rogers, B. Bates, M. Harmonson. J, Ritchie, I00 Beverly spikes ball in inter-squad game. This ye.1r the G.A,A. was happy to present to Brethren High School the volleyball trophy from the Christian Girls' Athletic Association. We know that it will serve as a token to the diligent work put forth by the team, thereby enabling them to become clmmpions. llR9'1 ROW: joan Terry, Mary Badgely, Karan Rogers, Bev jenkins Jectnnc Huidenschild Sue Nqsif Mis Hqimonson Sidney Sp'1rks D1 mc Cowles, jean Carey. Gay Mayse, Becky Bates. SECOND ROW Brnlmra Pierce Judy Kuhlmfm Pim Lfrwson jfmet Keith Betty Nelson lunet Ritchie, Jacky Rhodes, Margaret Hnrmonson, lone Kruger Ann Miller Sindil Tolle Judy Christine THIRD ROW Pit Berry, Dorothy Leach. Paula Benner, Georgia Ossen. Ruth Lockwood Luann Disirt wIlDll6C Gregg Cathy Veidmark Jo Thom sm un H.1rwood. Judy Leaf, Kay Forquemn, Dnrya Terrill, Cliudia 'iturz L '- , X. in BACK ROW: Ann Miller, JoAnne Thomsen, Darya Terrill, jean Harwood, Judy Leaf, Jacki Rhodes, Mrs. Harmonson, Margaret Harmon- son, Judy Christine, Luann Dysart, Georgia Ossen, Sandy Tolle, Becky Bates. MIDDLE ROW: Winnilee Gregg, Mary Badgley, Judy Kuhlmnn. Cathy Veidmark, Paula Benner, Janet Ritchie, Betty Nelson, Dorothy Leach, Pam Lawson, Barbara Pierce, Claudia Sturz. FRONT RONW: Ione Kruger. Sidney Sparks, Jeanne Haudenschield, Bev Jenkins, joan Terry, Sue Nasif, Karen Rogers, Gay Mayse, -lean Carey, Kay Forqueran. fsfymay Close shave, Becky. A . .. x fx ' x I Oops! Better luck next time. Good teamwork was emphasized as each girl did her part in the making of a great softball team. We had the opportunity of playing many schools in competition and were able to exert our potential to the fullest. l02 .. .. , Many times of fun and fellowship were enjoyed by the girls in competition among themselves and other teams. They can as- suredly say that their time spent in athletics was not only enjoyable but profitable. A fight to the finish. Girls practice spcecibull. 'UF' F' - F' . II? 16311012 Jump. Janet! Time out for 21 quick word. OHQIZQ erczd The shimmering of auto lights up- on a congested highway gives evidence to the fact that we truly live in a thriv- ing commercial world. Our sincere thanks go to each and every businessman who has so generous- ly given of his time, effort, and coopera- tion to the end that Brethren High School might prosper. . . . rake heed fir llIIf0 if light ffm! Jbinelb in n dark place, II Peter 1:19 X . M , X ig! 2522? Vim , . 3 Swv K L i 'ax X .Mt , X - ML .Q M,9',,.,.,w 15' 1 ,2 ..,V. B M W . ff-C: , X 9551 gas? ...L , FL , ,Av 4 wi . has 'WM . 'wk k ,, - KN ., LTZSLW' , A L. nf fy , ,I Mi' Lb NQ 5, if-L 'um 51 . pu' A ' 9 5 - f ' N I ' 'F L sf- ., wt ,V 4 ' 1 A A Qgzli, ,tv ' A f mlm W, W 'N A 41 ,V kr -Mm , W WM QM, My K fu y 'xr 'xr 1. os.. S ss. 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Barber Shop . line Slug im' Men and Boys 5 ffm ifeffm 70 .MII V00 'fir-, F! 7 Barbers 7 IT: - 1'?1'1'x wil f X K- T ii :E i -'fig'.F3:.,.. Ricky agrees Thaf +he swealer is iusf whaf he needs. He is shopping al Mc- CRAKENS EOR MEN. l629I Para- mount Pararnounl ME O-6205. so .. Y W bi. Sure--l'll Insure all of you, Wayne lells llwe girls. l'le is presiding al llme ollice ol COOPER AND SMITH INSURANCE, 9744 Easl Flower, Bell- flower, TO 7-7745. -can K : U . , v0l ' Randall and Tom look al a new drawing ol a special valve in llme drawing room ol PAGE OIL TOCLS. ll is localed al 3356 Lime Ave., Long Beach. GA 4-3546. -FL. I . A..,. W ,. .Nm-.4 E ' an f l S l l - f A A ' , A A good-looking lineup of cars can be seen Mr. Dorchesler shows Gaye how Jrhe paper- on McPhee'rers lol. I+ is localecl ai l45O folding machine runs. She really loolcs infer American. HE 2-5407. MCPHEETERS AUTO esleoll COMPTON PRESS. 340 Wesl Rose- SALES, INSURANCE AND REPAIRING. crans Ave., Compfon. NE I-9064. 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CON- TRACTOR. 3729 Easl Florence Ave., Bell. LU 26267. Gary. Lee, and Randall are iusl gellinq ready lo ask Mr. Newlon some quesfions aboul Randall's lillle bug , NEWTON'S GARAGE is localed al 438 Redondo Ave., Long Beach, HE 88090. Ann and Gary pick up some clolhes al COMPTON LAUNDRY where Those dirly clolhes become clean again. COMPTON LAUNDRY is localed al 335 Wes? Comp- lon Blvd., Complon, NE l862l. Karen and Mary decide 'fhal There is nolh- inq like a nice cool popsicle aller a hard day al school. They slop al' fhe ROOSEVELT DAIRY iusl across Jrhe slreel from lhe school. ME 3 I935. H 3 P' 13 ROBERT E. TURNER COLONIAL FLORIST Optometrist 8329 E. Alondra Boulevard ME 36046 PARAMOUNT, CALIF. .5736 Paramoum Blvd Perfec+ion in Floral ArHs+ry PARAMOUNT, CALIF. ME 38'2' ME 8872I INSURANCE NEEDS EARNEST C. ROBERTS Pau' Fener chiropractor HE 69806 ME 3I259 Home Address l5740 S. Paramounf 5725 Walion S+. PARAMOUNT, CALIF. LONG BEACH PATTERSON AND SNIVELY MORTUARY is convenienfly locared near down 'rown Long Beach, af Sixfh and Locust HE 6620I. II7 Mr. Smilh shows Bill a car frailer which is localed al CONDONAIS ALIGN- MENT SERVICE. Where you can gel a iob well done. 6574 Pararnounl. GA 3064l . hinlcing of doing a painling job? Talce Belcy's Sign on lhe dolfed line. Mr. Schwab hands xample and shop al ERI-IMANNS HARD- Elaine a pen as she prepares lo sign a legal docu- VARE where you can gel all your hardware rnenl. SCl-IWAB INSURANCE AGENCY - eeds. lf is localed al I624I Pararnouni Blvd.. Trusfworihy Counsel, Dependable Prolecfion. laramounf, ME 3076I. 60I Pacific Ave., HE 64783. 5 MAN, x X X K Y. E ws 'flffifr 55557553 if ,5 EX uw A WN Kr vs- S 15 6 5 Vi' f if X Nw .wavy - re vw 'NNN :ffl . iii Qi X , -fu 5 X 1 f 2.35: - Q . X .. . ff R we . Mx: f 5552 A QA Je YN? WR , - , f V 'f-v',f?3,nwX Q P N N. ...k- gi ,K - -ww' Q- .cwwiiizf ,Q Sig., L gi s ,f fa' may F mi. M 5 , ihqu, 4 iq is ' 3' . .W i Y' i V37 'QF , Q X 4 4 ,, , N X f ' K 622 J, I 2 r uw Z 1355 .2 9. NJ 'AJS .4 .f MSU Qkgf s X 9 iii ggyif W .. FQ, I .,.,. . .izfssfii mf :+L W, Y 3 K IV 5 A idsiglifil A I Q K ,Eff 'E Q . S x Q v ff,,,X.., . A Mm ,,,' 3 gf W S39 W b MLS . ,vw .. ' - ,- ,Q--2 ,S :sms QQ? XL ZR W X' X nf - , ' Es 5 5 ni? A 5 X if P ,g My A5 Fei X! 5 ,Q , ' , v I , C COMPTON BRETHREN CHURCH PASTOR WILLIAM SMITH I005 Rose S+. NE H898 CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH Rev. MOTSENBOCKER-Pas+or Behold He Come+I1 Wi+I1 Clouds l46l2 Orange Ave. ME 0l6Il PRAYER MEETING Linda and Joanne agree +ha+ PARAMOUNT BRETHREN CHURCH is a wise choice for awurendinq church and Sunday School. John W. Mayes. Pasfor. You are invifed Io be a parr of an acfive. growing, wi+nessing Sunday School and Church. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LAKEWOOD 5336 Arbor Road 51 ,V Y, .1 xg we-g.,K,r.g-,I f ,. If' , I . :cm I Eizfiiffu, 'L f ,.,,, fr,, 1-I-ge.MM . Qw- 41+ -L I I 1 - u I -SW . ......,. H541 ' ' , gg 4 .,,rQI:r f1 M 9' 5 98 If you desire a beauI'ifuI home . . . see Ann Miller. Her faI'If1er builds fheml QQZEIZIZ Jmiffil GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR OXBOW 3-3904 ' 15120 EL SONETO DRIVE ' WHITTIER, CALIFORNIA LUXURY HOMES IN THE FINEST LOCATIONS K my For Souls Across The STree+ or Across The World MISSIONARY AND SOUL WINNING SCHOOL Where specialized, shorI', inI'ensive Training is given for Missionary Service Teams leaving every few mon+hs for 'Foreign assignmen'l's. L-- . For Informafion Wrife fo: LEE SHELLEY Box 727l LONG BEACH 7, CALIF. Lis+en Io KGER Monday and Wednesday, 9:00 P.M. GARDEN EQUIPMENT COMPANY 6600 Cherry Ave. LONG BEACH ME 34l45 DONALEE INTERIOR DESIGNERS I Residen'I'iaI and Commercial Designing Color Consulfafion I D. D. McNEELY, N.S.I.D. FURNITURE CARPET DRAPERY WALLPAPER BED SPREADS ACCESSORIES I975 E. 2IsI' S+. Long Beach 6, Calif GE' 83357 GE I5I85 CASA DEL VISTA One of Souihern CaIi'Fornia's Mosi' Selecl' Guesf Homes for Ladies GA 4-9067 2I50 Cherry Ave. Long Beach, Calif. CATERING Banque+s and Fellowship Dinners Reasonable Prices For Free EsI'imaI'e and Menu Suggeslions CALL MAX JONES LU 57807 4300 Clara, Bell ROYAL PIGION FEEDS Vifamin Foriifiecl ROYAL PIGION SPECIAL FEEDS ROYAL PIGION RACING FEEDS Pay Our Prices in Oualiiy Con'I'ac+ Us for Your Nearesf Dealer LEACH GRAIN AND MILLING COMPANY 8l3I Cole S+. Downey. Calif TO 22873 At BIOLA COLLEGE Knowledge 'For l'he Mind-Joy for +he Hearf Chris+-Cenfered . . . Academically Sound OFFERING MAJORS IN: Bible, Chrislian Educafion, Educa+ion, English, His'I'ory, Missions, Music: Applied, Church, Educalionz Psychology. or lnformalion Wri+e: Admissions Office, Biola College l3800 Biola Avenue, La Mirada, Calif. FARMER JOHN Home of fhe World's Finesl Pork Producls Jim and Jean make a quick sfop a+ Park Panfry on Aflanfic for a refresh- ing Coke. The ofher Resfauranfs are: RILEYS' CAFETERIAS, l26O Long Beach Blvd., 725 W. Anaheim S+.: PARK PANTRY, ZIO4 E. Broadway, HE 72389. Complimen+s MR. AND MRS. JAMES HARWOOD MR. AND MRS. EDMUNDSON ufoyrapfs Besi' Wishes +o 'I'he Gracluafing Class of I960 CHESTER McCALL ELECTRlC B AND G TRUCKING, Inc 748 Easi' 8+h S+., Los Angeles 8004 Telegraph Rd., Downey TU' 2I74 or MA 30I36 TO l67U8 gqzzfoyrapfs Compliments of Friends qufoyrapfs Bes+ Wishes +o +he Graduaiing Class of l960 B. W. COON FUNERAL HOME BLYTH REAL ESTATE l0l7 Obispo Ayeq L, B, lI852 S. Paramount Downey HE 84008 TO 22873 Squfoyrapfs CompIimen+s From All fhe Friends ai' Fiffh and Cherry Squfoyrapfs Wi1'I1 'rhe CompIimenI's of CURTIS ENGINEERING .V , , ,,.,.,,,., ,W ,,,,q,. - f ,-,f -- ui- ----W-,--1-Q , Sfufoyrapfs Wi+h complimenis of A. A. 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