California High School - Talon Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1959 volume:

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Irene Kazmar . Tammy Brinkley Bobbe Hedin Becky Ellis Joan Petersen . . Kathy McGuire . Nancy Newman Suzanne Schenkel Judy Mollenhauer .. Brenda Downs Marilyn Gardner . .. Nancy Foster .. Gerri Smedley Carole Tuttle . . . Carol Senke ......Judy Hiltz Sue Motschall Jan Wharram x 9 A T ABLE V F Cf N'l'ENTS -U-U 1 8 Aft Y' i Ex 1 I 59- f ' ' iv . X Muay l. ix, - gg- F N A 1 M P - X Hia: in 4 ,- ..'w.::',1- 1 r . :::f:ff? -v- P4' Xx 4. Mk, , v3!a q3:L.?,,?,, A-. ,, it ' V 'fits it .e '. PP' ' GN E2 P P 'K' ,gi V 51 B4 5 g iii if? Q liflm.-r 1' 1 .ww : 1 ' X if Administration .... .. Page Student Government ..... . . . Page Music and Pep .... . . Page Seniors .... .. Page Underclassmen .... . . . Page Organizations. . . .. Page Sports. . . . . Page Activities .... . . Page Senior Awards .... . . . Page Ads .... . . . Page 'Wk 4 I JS' Q 7 . V1 .als , 5, 3, Q I yi ,dug I Q I , i 4 1 1 ' x 3 v 5 1 31 ' XY A I f Q if' .6 Q . ik K 'A :MWA ' ,gi 4 .3 sig JO + '75 !Q:A 4 'WHS w 4 , is 45 af ? f 'gf' in ' 0 I 1 I 'ht Viiitfqfjd kr! If 7' N4 Q4 3' 'O ' 5. DEDICATIV N The students of California High School take great pleasure in dedicating the 1959 Yearbook to someone who has given unselfishly of his time, talents, and energies in helping CalHi to earn its fine reputation. Having been a teacher and coming in close contact with students has given him the knowledge, experience, and background for understanding young people and their prob- lems. Students who have worked closely with him say he has the wonderful quality of mak- . , y , K ' i . l V. llll is' Q r Q, b , M- :Xl if x X ,...,.,-5 ing people want to do a good iob. He helps them to think for themselves and to realize their potentialities. Co-ordinating all activities around the CalHi cam- pus, he provides for a smooth running organiza- tion which many people take for granted. As our friend, teacher, advisor, and as our Director of Student Activities, we dedicate the 1959 Talon to you . . . Mr. Warren Stevenson. .... Y 1 l ' i Zi mr - -.. 1 2 ...Q 1' -Q- 1. un- 1 fi? ll lll .l l .l l l sl 3 2 ,. 9 You I .. , k Q til 9 'f I y. - Q qi . if it 9 GLADYS LeCLAI R Hove ony of you girls ever popped 0 button, broken o zip- per or spilt something on your dress? Gladys To The rescue! She is olwoys There with o helping hond, reddy To Take core of ony emergency. Now thot she is leoving us, The girls wish to poy tribute to Gladys, ond Thank her for oll The nice Things she hos done tor us. o..f-XDYS GLADYS LeCLAlR Assistance with Q worm smile ond cz cheery hello. GUNDI4 Full of fun and a loyal friend. GUNDA OEHM This year the Student Body at CalHi has been honored with its first foreign exchange student, Sigrun Gunda Oehm, who comes from Minden, Germany. She will graduate with the Senior Class this year, We are not going to say good-by Gunda, only auf wiedersehen, in hopes that she will be able to return and again renew the many friendships she has made during the past year. CALIFC RNIAN .fun Us 11 u fa JUDY CLIFF Editor-in-Chief Newstaff Making sure that every week each and every Condor receives all the news all the time was the achieved goal of Judy Cliff, Editor-in-Chief of this year's Californian. Working along with Judy were her co-editors EI editorial page. Sharon Bertling wrote the social page while Bob Yeager Took care of sports editing. Kathy Reid was Photo Editor. Along with their editors, the newspaper staff deserves credit for a job well ,ff ' i C - ,J f W f f fy l 5 lllll ,I X' A if 1 L ' n.. .,,.,1w-- ...i. E375 H 'P . .f..v,,,P it 1, , S u wg .-si ,L 133 4' f xi Jan McKinley, Managing Editor, and done. Sue McKeller, who Took care of the JANET McKlNLEY Managing Editor f i. . Ff lii' .,,..sw.3ryws ' V ws 5 1 -rf T7 :KC First Row. B. Philleo, Advisor, B. Yeager, S. McKellar, J. Cliff, J. McKinley, S. Bertling, K. Reid. Last Row: S. Herman, D. Harvey, L. Knuth, J. Foley P. Guerra, L. Mitchell, K. McCue, S. Miller, I. Gage, P. Lucas, C. Leppard. PAL' N I' Q K .ff ' 'll J K ,I A , F T vgjgl ,,9- 5 lQLJ' W ,A 'fr 1 1, s f T' f Jr ff A L 0 1 2 M L tl j i i 2 1? ,. x !V ,f JUDY BLEAK Associate Editor f ,- Annual Staff Working hard all year To make This book possible were The 22 mem- bers of Talon Staff. Meeting all The deadlines and organizing the pub- lication was the job of Editor-in- Chief, Jody Brice. Associate Editor, Judy Bleak, Took care of all pictures. 7,5 35 JODY BRICE Editor-in-Chief Judy Mollenhauer handled the ac- tivities, while Kathy McGuire headed The art staff and Irene Kazmar served as Copy Editor. The business end went To Carol Senke and Nancy Foster handled all sports. Advisor for the Annual Staff was Mr. Kreyche. llllllllllllll TICIET C0. Ls ,df First Row: J. Mollenhauer, l. Kazmar, N. Foster, J. Brice, C. Senke, K. McGuire, J. Bleak. Second Row: J. PeTerson, B. Downs, T. Brinkley, N. Newman, D. Craft, P. Chaney, S. Schenkel, B. Hedin, B. Ellis, J. Wharram, S. Motschell, J. Hiltz, G. Smedley, M. Gardner. l3 1 A xx f x :xi Q Q 3' N ,K N, ,U VT, QQ x R Y X x ,f 1 M 1 .r., I . xx. , , 1. 7:4 . W5 J f X 1 ' .I 1 X 'x x. J' x A. X Photo courtesy of Redwood Empire Association Aorfuumls' f ATV r Jw fY,f '! Q? Q! 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To be sure, the name California doesn't guarantee success, but the desire to maintain the reputa- tion of such a fine name is an understandable and worthy goal. In growth, in development, in creativity, and in performance, we have matched our states's pace, and it is with some pride that we review the 1958-59 school year with the accomplishments of a school appropriately named CaIifornia. ,G ' 3 ' , 4' I . gifs? Florence Timmie Timmerman guided students of CalHi through the best four years for the sixth year. Much credit for CalHi's success goes to Miss Timmerman, Vice Principal and friend. I8 KRW VICE PRINCIPAL FLORENCE TIMMERMAN ADP'IlNlSTF AT' RS MR. WARREN STEVENSON Director of Activities MR. NEWTON ROBINSON Director of Attendance MR. CHARLES ROTHAERMEL Dean of Boys , ek MR. ALBERT WAER Director of Athletics I 49' 4, e x . T X- I KIM MRS. DOROTHY BREWER Dean of Girls ADI LT El' UCAT I N ADULT EDUCATION interest. MR. JOHNSON Principal of Adult Education 'ST nl 1 TEACHERS' CLUB The Teachers' Club 3' 1 Over 2000 adults were enrolled in this year's adult education ' classes held at CaIHi. Mr. Johnston served as principal and helped the many adult students in finding new fields of as . 1 x l l I T EACE-IERS' CU B is actively interested in teacher- student relationships. The entire faculty makes up the membership of this fine organization and spon- sors scholarships for students who are contemplating careers as teachers. ff? MR. ZULLINGER President of Teachers' Club C' UNSELC RS - SENIOR Junior Counselors Making sure ThaT The Juniors were fulfilling Their graduaTion requiremenTs for This year and nexT was The job of The iunior counselors. SOPI-If I'IOF E Freshman Counselors 9 The Freshman counselors have a big iob,also, ex- plaining To Their counselees The importance of Taking a balanced program, maintaining good grades, and, in general, acquainfing Them wifh CalHi. Senior Counselors These counselors had a big iob This year helping The Seniors To choose The righT college and in checking Their counselees To see ThaT good grades were main- Tained. jwd.-N A QL JUNIOR Sophomore Counselors When The Sophomores realize The imporTance of Tak- ing The righT classes for future years and begin To requesT help, iT is The duTy of The Sophomore coun- selors To be of assisTance. Pl' Pb! N, I rr carl! IQN 21 Fi-XCULTY Si-If W AND f T i-IEE ACT I IT IES The original Firehouse Five-l-Three -I Cool man! Cool! Calhi's faculty continued to take an ac- tive part in campus lite this year. Al- though they did not sponsor a faculty show this year, they still continued their sponsorship of scholarships for students aspiring to the teaching profession. CalHi educators maintain lively discussions even during Mrs. Joqnne Runyon and Mr, Runyon join in the fun of lunch l'l0Ul'. the after- ame dance. CORNEL AMNASAN JOHN ARANGUREN ALLEN AUSTIN GRANT BALL JOANN BALL MAC BARTHOLOMEW Industrial Arts Spanish Il 81 lll Mechanical Drawing American Life Physical Education Spanish I, II, 8. Ill Mach. I 81 ll French I Agriculture Senior Problems Welding I 8: ll BAYARD BARTLEY ELEANOR BEACH CLARENCE BECK GEORGE BEDFORD JOAN BELL Senior Problems Librarian Art I Stage Craft Physical Education English Orientation CSVGmlCS BARBARA BENNETT CHARLES BLACK BILL BONNYCASTLE LOU BORG BETTY BOYD BOB BRADEN Home Economics Auto Shop American Life Physical Education English Orientation World Cultures Modern Literature Physical Education I av' 35 , l JEAN BRAZELTON MARTIN BROWN STEVE BRUMMER CURTIS BYER ART CHABATON English Orientation AClVOf1Ced Biology Audio-Visual 'Applied Science Chemistry Physical Education Applied Science World Cultures Senior Problems 23 'MN . 1, , V I T f Qi Q 4,47 Q' - . I s.. X .. 49 . I ' X xl X X BOB CHANEY GEOFFREY CHOW BOB CHRISTENSEN JAISOHN CHUNN World Cultures Sr. Problems Math I Algebra I 81 II Sr Problems World Cultures Algebra I Pl. Geometry fini is NORMAN COFFEY JACKIE CONNOLLY CLYDE CORCORAN Pl. Geometry Physical Education Pl. Geometry Algebra I Trigonometry Math l Algebra l ALEX CULBERTSON GEORGE DAYHUFF Chemistry Senior English Applied Science World Cultures I, F an owl t N 1 f 'sa' DAVE EVANS Spanish l 8- II ' 1 X 1 FLORENCE DELANEY Senior English Modern Literature 3 X v . 1 I CARROLL CLAYTON ORVILLE CLINE Business Practice World Cultures Merchandising Ma h I SCOTT COULTER HELEN CROWELL English Orientation English Orientation Choir Counseling JERRY DORN Freshman Science Physics DOUGLAS EMERSON American Life Math I YV BOB FLUTOT MARY FRENCH CLIFTON GARRARD CHARLES GODSHALL Machine Shop Art I, Il 8g III Pl. Geometry Physical Education Auto Shop I Algebra l 81 Il J ' gnome I., b mill' r ' P555 sn: BILL GRAHAM World Cultures Senior Problems JOHN GROOT Applied Physics Chemistry LUVERN GROTE Plane Geometry Trigonometry Algebra 2 DON HALDERMAN GRACE HALL LOUIS HEAD Physical Education French 2, 3, 8g 4 World Cultures Senior Problems E L NIM i y pl I JOHN HOLE Advanced Biology Freshman Science Fr i. . BOB HEARD CHARLES HECKEL WILLIAM HERBERT GRACE HETRICK BOB HOLBROOK Algebra I Advanced Band Study Hall Shorthand I 81 2 Senior English Prep Band American Life Business Practice 2 Department Supervision Math I Secretarial Practice ,Qi 1 fd' A 'ii i 'B iz limi X iw W ,,-- ' . Aff? HASSAN HUSSEIN World Cultures English Literature AL JOHNSON Physical Education English Orientation ff- , Q. Hg X li , .hiv f s-i:1 . A li X4 BILL JOHNSON American Life Senior Problems DON JONES BETH KLASSON American Life French 1 81 2 World Cultures Lrrssrs I Il l wi i t my DICK KOENIG JEAN KORF GENE KREYCHE GRACE LACOUAGUE BOB LOWE Applied Science Speech Arts Public Speaking Homemaking 'I 81 2 Coaching 6Sl1m6I'I Science DFOFYIG I 31 2 Annual Staff Advanced Foods World Cultures 25 Senior Problems 4 JACK MARCUS English Orientation Physical Education CHARLES MCDONALD American Lite Senior Problems Math DAN NAY American Life Air Age Geography RON PARKS Applied Science California History World Cultures LES MARSHALL Wood Shop I 81 II BILL MARTIN World Cultures Applied Science TOM McDONNELL Office Machines BILL MCGRATH College Typing Typing I Typing I Bookkeeping Business Practice I LOIS NEPTUNE ED NETTELL Shorthand I Algebra Il Office Machines Counseling Typing Il HARRIS MATHEWSON WAYNE MAYFIELD Latin III 8. IV Spanish I 81 IV Typing I Algebra I Math REX McLEAN PAT MOGAN Handicraft I 81 ll Homernaking I 8i III General Shop Advanced Clothing Q f ' .K E L, I H I is-.J S W -ii' ,in ' -' i s -Q ..m...f ESTHER OHMAN OSCAR OLSON Nurse Applied Science Advanced Biology is i BILL PHILLEO FRANCES REDMOND JIM REMINGTON HARVEY RISTOW Cub Reporting Physical Education Physical Education General Shop ' News Staff English Orientation , .V.z ,4- -15 4 K JACKIE MCCAULEY Physical Education rr RR JOHN MORENO Spanish I, II, 84 III JIM OWEN Senior English English Literature English Orientation JOYCE ROBERTS Math English Orientation DON ROTHROCK JAY ROUNDY English Orientation Physical Education JERDEN SEE Senior Problems Eng. Orientation ERNEST TALLENT Bus. Practice I Bookkeeping I Shorthand 'I I A ! 'fair mf E if BERTHA SHEETS German I, 3 81 4 ,I 'Vw' L K ' . if 'W ' I ROLF TANNER American Life Senior English 'tvfwvgixgcjn I 5754 I l , I I I I I I I JO ANN RUNYON EARL RYERSON Physical Education Photography I 8. 2 Auto Shop I Arch. Drawing I JAMES SAVAGE PAUL SCHUMANN Senior English Senior Problems ROLAND SHUTT DON SMITH BOB STOICA MILTON SURFACE Commercial Art Physical Education Math I Senior English Art I, 2, 3 84 4 Plane Geometry American Life Algebra I IVOR THOMAS JOAN TURNBULL ROSE TYE BILL VANDERHOOF American Life Latin I 8. 2 Office Training Typing I Senior Problems Typing I 8. 2 Eng. Orientation ED VANDERHOVEN RAY WILLIAMS JEAN WILSON JACK YOUNG NORMAN ZIFF JACK ZULLINGER Eng. Orientation Zoology Eng. Orientation Mech, Drawing I World Cultures Senior Problems Physical Education Applied Science World Cultures Beginning Printing American Life , ,. , CAFE'l'1-'ERII-X , 'ff as .-1 -4 Cafeteria The Cafeteria Staff is always willing and able to assist in any school func- tion. They please everyone with a variety l of tempting dishes. 'Y F' I li, X e First Row: S. Crumley, M. Headon, B. Emshoff, D. Ruohomalci. Second Row: C. Thompson, E. Miller, D. Stein. Last Row: M. Magnuson, V, Ballard, G, Braatz. SNACK SHACK i F lx. 1 4 Snack Shack Supplying 2500 students with ham- burgers, hot dogs and other nourishing 'V and delicious food keeps these people really hopping. ,I T' hu- First Row: B. Clelland, B. Redfern, H. Quesinberry, D. Cooley. Last Row: V. Crawford, D. Piniau, G. Morris, C. Milosch. WIP INTENANCE Maintenance The maintenance crew has a big iob keeping our campus clean during the year. In spite of all the work, they have a friendly smile for everyone. First Row: C. Wright, B. Gowdy, M. Hudson, A. Kulp, P. Rodosevic, G. LeClaire. Second Row: H. Edge, F. Salgado, H. Greiner, J. Pietropciolo, J. Emmons, R. Stumpf. Last Row: A. Tinker, B. Kcmgas, W. Cox, A. Beckham, J. Lausen. - .r SECRETARIES Secretaries These smiling ladies are the efficient secretaries of CalHi. They can be found working in all of the offices around campus. ,. .. ,. Q-11 'El , ,..., 4 11136 u.i'.! iii -TU!-U '75 ggi T fi auf. rtesi. 1 up msgs as 1 SDK-A. A First Row: J. Allen, M, Cox, F. Jones, D. Rubidoux, M. Ranson. Last Row: E. Panagos, S. Bailey, J. Gee, E. Horner, H. Gray. 29 an up li IH45' ,nun Nail! I sl Si B . , I . 41 u L I ll , STUDENT GOVERNP'lEN'l' til! 'WT if-5 Ai ' ' 51. 'av ,, . -5, 6 - i 2 s '5 i :E 52:1 t i V K' Q , i .' :v . , I l ,A z 55 Y' , f 1- i' 4 l . . -f Associated Student Body President Dan Avey till li, I z:,a A ft I' As Qs B5 Dear Student Body: At the beginning of this year we found ourselves no longer a new school. When this happens a school has a tendency to let down and coast a little. It was extremely gratifying to find that this was not the case at Call-li. For this year, along with our student government and our outstanding athletic teams, CalHi really came to the front. I was happy also to see the increased participation in club activities on and around campus. l'd like to express my deepest thanks to the Administration, Faculty, Cabinet, Congress and Judicial, but most of all to you, the Student Body of 1959, for making my year as Student Body Presi- dent one I shall long remember. Sincerely Dan Avey Student Body President Dan relaxes after ci strenuous cabinet Dan looks torvvard to a well-earned meeting. summer vacation. f FFICEF S aff., ' - Vice President, George Holland, is in charge of leading the flag ceremony and presiding over basic course and club council. Not only is he outstanding in gov- ernment but also in water polo. Even with these d-uties he manages to maintain a high record of scholastic achievement. Xqi .5 'il 4.9.4- f 'i 'l.f.f3fl?fiX. fir. iQWUf3sV A fin: QW? -if? 1 V ' l,l:I.'.E.Vf Nyk , ,UEmEiEV? 1 Q if -' g N . Roslie did an efficient iob during the Jim Gigler did a fine fob preparing this year taking minutes and sending cor- year's annual budget. respondence. tivities. MARILYN WILLSON Pep Chairman Kathy McGuire, with the help of Dance Club, organized and deco- rated for all dances. 'fl' S! KATHY McGUIRE Activities Chairman Susan Hanus directed Publicity Club in making posters for all school activi- ties this year. Marilyn Willson worked closely with the Pep Club in planning school ac- x rf . 1 Q 5 In fx' M4 Q GW . 'x v l 5 3:3 SUSAN HANUS Publicity Chairman KH 'Riel ,-.gl Girls' League President requires hard work, but Kay took it with smiling en- thusiasm. Q - I -uv' GEORGE BERRY Judge of Judicial Court 1- fa ffqrlvfrl-' ns . i. l l ' I i KAY CROSS Girls' League President As Speaker of Congress, Vic Boyd faced many problems and always came through successfully. VIC BOYD Speaker of Congress Chief Justice, George Berry, acted as co-ordinator between the Athenas and Sratesmen this year. 35 Cf NGAQQQ Jl DIC!-X- Here at CalHi we have a superb Judicial Branch ot student government, under the fine leadership of Chief Justice, George Berry. as D. Rcidenbach, W. Norberg, G. Shallenberger, G. Berry, C. Harker, D. Telfer, S. Stallings. r 4 s- I' P00 Vic Boyd, Speaker of Congress, led the sixth year ot Congress through a very successful l- X X I X ' 1 i ' il year. Congress consisted of members ot each ' ' class who met three times a week to plan and sponsor such events as Christmas Cheer, March of Dimes and the Hillbilly Hop. CalHi's busy cabinet pauses during an important meeting. mzzrsm' f it Q.. . ff'il9lifif 1 l ' J B First Row: D. Craft, C. Boyd, J, Muir, C. Yocum, G. Henderson, V. Steel, J. Brice, C. South. Second Row: M. Corley, S. Shaw, M. Forsnas, J. Brite, N. Kiniz, S. Cerato, G, Anderson, S. Thomas, Last Row: C. Abbey, N. Farrar, V. Boyd, W. Norberg, R. Brook, D. Campbell, C. Folsom. Ill N I A'l'i-IENAS Afhenus These girls oolvise the members of Girls' League cn' Colhi. Their president was Scilly Sfollings. STA'l'ESF'lEN ,,ffQs'l--Q.. jx Sfatesmen These 10 members counsel boys ond enforce rules of Colhi. Willy Norberg was president. QIFLSK' LEAG J E Seated: Suzanne Schenkel, Sally Mancuso. Standing: Ginger Yocum, Kathy Parrott, Bonnie Bauer, Kay Cross, Sally Stallings, Nancy Newman, Tammy Brinkley. Starting off the year of '58-'59, the first special event planned by the Girls' League was the Hi-Jinx, which was a huge success. The next important event was the equally successful Girls' League Dance. The other pro- iects that took place were the Fashion Show in March, which showed new fashions for spring, the Miss CalHi contest, where out of 5 finalists, one was picked as Miss Calhi, and the Easter Basket contest, where girls dec- orated baskets for the Children's Hospital. Looking back now, the girls admit it was hard work, but it was well worth the experience. ' FFICEF S HP' GINGER YOCUM Vice President KAY CROSS President 9 SALLY STALLINGS Athena President KATHY PARROTT BONNIE BAUER Publicity Chairman 5e 9e0 1f'0T'AfmS SUZANNE SCHENKEL Secretary - Treasurer Song Leaders: Sally Mancuso, Tammy Brinkley, Nancy Newman. 'xl 4 4 A N - , 4 ,V I L i 5 1 L X rs W . 1 ,' , 1 3 . N- 1 K y , ' I f 1 M Y 5 1 1 f K Photo courtesy 0 Jyuvfv Y - of Watson Studios MUSIC AND PEB s',,,ffpa?5iPiif05 if Fwy WWW WMD WM- ,M biwfjyww Yi-ILL LEADERS - 'urn-f.' 'i-.mr -V. Y - . -V . . . , . C Steve Thompson PII-XJ' RETTES 5 Sharron Trueblood Susan Funk s r . . , Left to right: Sherry Norton, Shirley Sciaccci, and Georgeina Jackson. 'BW T3 Pat Whitcomb Kent Hughes Yell Leaders These five snappy yell leaders have done much to create an atmosphere of enthusiasm and pep around CalHi. Led by Kent Hughes, the yell leaders have made the games, pep rallies, and assemblies really sparkle with life. Sharon's pep and person- ality, Susan's come on you guys, YELL, Pat's A-Yama-Yama, Steve position on the bicycle, and Kent's enthusiasm have led the students in cheering our teams on to victory. Maiorettes Adding much to our school spirit and pep this year were our five peppy maiorettes. Using many different eye-catching routines for half time shows, the girls won the plaudits of the crowd at every event, Enthusiastic Shirley Sciacca led the group. Sf NG -EADEF S Gerri Smedley Merrily VincenT Susan MorTrude Maril n Pivaroff V I.' Gi T Song Leaders Cheer Condors Cheer for Our Team, echoed Through all games This year as These six cufe song leaders helped lead The school wiTh pep and en- Thusiasm. These girls spenf a greaf deal of Time pracficing and perfecTing Their rouTines. They par- TicipaTed not only in Their dufies as song leaders buf performed also in parades and half Time ac- TiviTies. Head song leader Gerri Smedley made sure everyfhing was in order. Flagsters Daily pracfice during summer accounTed for The fine performances of The flagsTers. Through fog and smog The five preTTy girls Took parT in all half Time acTiviTies during TooTball season. The TlagsTers, con- sidered parf of The Call-li Marching Band, were chosen by Teachers and former CalHi Twirlers lasT spring. They wenT To The SC Band Day, Arcadia, WhiTTier Sanfa Claus Parade, and Corona Band Jamboree This year. y a erie vo PaTTi Pippen FLAGSTEF S Lefr To right: Rosemary Burns, Sandy Pawlak, JoAnn Saylor, Carolyn SwiTz2r, Judy Mollenhauer. Cf ND' 'K BU ES Kneeling: Becky Greene, Judy Mondon, Standing: Linda Robinson, Bev Burnett, Roslie Holmes, Anne Wadley. Condor Blues President Becky Greene led The Con- dor Blues Through a very successful year. The 92 members competed at The Arcadia Invitational Band Review and The Corona Invitational Jamboree, where They placed fifth out of The Top ten groups in South- ern California. Adding much color and spirit To our entire school Throughout The sports season, The Condor Blues are To be complimented for Their many successes This year. T7 g- Miss McCauley, Mrs. Dorothy Brewer, Runyon. I I 1 ,H L. l. Mrs. JoAnn I 'W' ' To ' 3 - f mM 'h swf' 'Z' -3?'S'-'vzfr-'rf'P'm'4'+-+ f' . - A f s, .2 fm., T A 1 . ff :rf -.- . .,. T , ,---.g. 'Q-p u . I -- ,: Qw':1:.:3- G - A , . 'f Dk? f.'1r'r'2 fee K 11445. , 'Jf'17w..'k'r' -T r -ff-W ' T ' Nw-' JW , M Tk ' y'f?:fi -M-.ff if -MQ.-f fe CAJ-ll BAND T - . as 1,4 ,.,. -, -K ,,, T 'K' Q f 41 This year The CaiHi Band really showed Their True colors when They marched at every fooTbaIl game and parade. They noT only had spirif and pep, buf worked as a Team To produce one of The finest bands in CaIHi's hisTory. One of The many acTiviTies in which They parTici- paTed was The Corona InviTaTional Band Tournament. To Mr. Heckel, direcTor, and Ray STewarT, drum major, go a voTe of Thanks Tor doing such a Tine iob. 'f?wiT' ..' J-T!'-1.?'-fk h'5rgx'v- S 29 RAY STEWART Drum Maior PEP BAND M-V, is .. ' Mc--1, , ,A CalHi's Pep Band numbers eleven and added Thar cerTain someThing To all pep rallies and assemblies. The Pep Band, Dance Band, and Orchesfra pro- vided many enioyable hours of music Tor The sTu- denfs of Cali-li. The Pep Band, which plays aT all baskeTball games and rallies, recruiTs iTs volun- Teers from The Advanced Band. Also consisting of advanced players is The Dance Band. Under The supervision of Mr. Heckel, The Orchesfra, picTured below, gave many hours each day work- ing Towards a high level of achievement f RCE-I EST? A DANCE BAND YY H The Dance Band provided very enioyable music aT a number of CalHi dances. I A CAPPELLI-X GIRLS G..EE li J .J wx ii T ' ' W Three outstanding musical groups at CalHi are the A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Singers, and the Girls Glee Club. Under the fine direction of Mr. Coulter, these groups learned how to perform in front ot audiences, and learned a true appre- ciation of music. These pretty smiling faces make up CalHi's Girls Glee Clulo. l A FIADRIGI-X- l Seated: C. Lemke, L. Tubbs, M. Flaherty, L. Reed, L. Ann Hicks, C. West, C. Bedford, S. Mobley, L. Lowell. Standing: D. Serr, R, Dodson, F. Anderson, B. Opperman, B. Norman. Photo courtesy of Redwood Empire Association Nfiaiiszl aff zzffff WXQWW ,W MQW! LW fff ff fy ffl ff ffj ,f ffl? ff 9 gf! J ff J j7!f7f'! f!ijfffL - W Wwxfffgfusfjbg Kw JP Uifygdfygf W by yifign WM 2025 Wife 57236 iQ f V45 , Q5 62 ' 5?c7 Wayne Kidder President Dear Senior Class: ln looking back over the many school activities since last fall, l cannot help but recall the friendly relationship we all shared because of the spirit and enthusiasm of the entire class. I would like to thank you for all of your cooperation, and in particular, thank the class officers, Senior Council and our ad- visor, Mrs. French. I hope this year has been a successful one for you individually and will be fondly remembered the rest of your life. To the Class of 1959 I offer my very best wishes for the future. Sincerely, Wayne Kidder Senior Class President SENY 'KS 1, 'if 1 2561 Bruce Wunder Vice President fi iN , 41, ,, is 5 .Jw ' sf, ,1- 'FQ :H A,- . 'C-5? Linda Robinson Secretary F'rst Row: J. Saylor, M. Smith, G. Oehm, L. Robinson, S. McKellar, B. Ellis, E. Gulick, J. Wrighton, R. Lorenz, N. DeVore. Second Row: K. Sorenson D Fritz C Gorey I C S d k L t Row: B. Greene, A. Wadley, S. Stewart, J. Bows, W. Kidder, J. Peckham R Koehler M. Leamon, M. Pivaroff, B. Borner, S. Russell, P. Miller, . an vic . as C. Long. 'DIE' ,B in qt A Q 5 W F L in-nr'L if F V, . 3 ,. in 35, 2 ff: 4 vw ,-A i. IH? , '-'Z . 'E-PT YG . f v P 4 1 f J maj A E 5 .4 x K A ' J 1 P' COLETTE ANTOINE ARNOLD APPELBAUM CARL APPELBAUM JIMMY ARNOLD . . E 3. fry, CHARLES ASELIN LUANA ATWELL 1: , ., , . ' ix . . A 1 Y I 1 1 fy S S LINDA Auousrsom Q ir ENN WALLACE AUSTIN DAN AVEY PATRICIA BADOSTAIN ,W Q. X DEBRA BAKER Q' -C' N 'L J- ig? 7: 5 CHARLES BALTZAR LINDA BARBER KATHIE BARLIAN .. at 1 Y 4555-5 V ,l .fif Q 1 'MEEV , 7- ' se :1x2Vg'z?1 wr- .F f Jr ,aw , ,L 'K 1'. 'I' ., .,.Q5f.-if f 43 f ? fQE. fi-.gf . iw ,J wg 1,-1 3, Hilfi a F, ..,, , F ,R LL,- , unix, L, ,it . A x 1, Q ,. ,, Qs. 3 . . F H25 H 4 ' P ' :K ,K eff .gm- 'ng :?i5?? 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M.. x :ji b , 1 ,am Q. if .swf x 'Q 9 KENNETH WOODWAR , ax tai , - 1 ' 'ffgi' aw fl yr ., ,.,. ,r ' Z hifi-I ,M 5 QY' ' f 1 '-351, E+ wa ' 'n 3 Y' .Ay X9 .pf , ef . X 1' Q W JW P , 1 -, V. . ,,.v...:4-rgrrnpmyu-n . V W 1 -- Samoa Au'rosaA:-+15 I Q f Cfwfwm Q A Q I Q? .gl Luft!- A, .u C, X ,X 5 U X 0 . , K f-X7 Q cy I kv, F555 A 1 C FX f l r X kj x ' Ni -. Xp .QQ V J C Ui, RN Q, O . v 7 X Q X R fl 5' xv W G X U K X ,K-9 7 V-'I .XJB ' V X M Q9 r .y' N CY QQ ,X xo 1 U X C' , ' Q Nm AL X 10 NX y! Photo courtesy of Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce U N D 5Rr- Dave Johnson President Dear Junior Class: As this year comes to a close, l am sure that you all remem- ber the fun and happiness of this past year. The three main proiects of the year, the Fall Play, the ordering of Senior Jackets, and the Junior-Senior Prom, have all been enormous successes. My thanks go most of all to Stephanie Stewart, Vice President, Bobbie Benner, Secretary, and the hard working Junior Council. As president I would like to thank you all for your cooperation. l have been very honored and proud to serve such a wonderful Junior Class. Sincerely, Dave Johnson Junior Class President J Nloas Stephanie Stewart Vice President l Bobbie Benner Secretary First Row: S. Stewart, B, Summers, L. Reed, L. Swindall, C. DeHaven, L. McKay, L. Cooley, K. Kettle, D. Elder, J. Langham. Second Row: S. Jones M Vincent D G B. Robinson, D. Burton, B, Fuller, L. Langon. Last Row: D. Mclntosh, B. Heede, D. Hill, D. McReynolds D Barton B. Benner, P. Bandy, B. Westberg, . ere, D. Johnson. u . ' 5'i D. Abata F. Bighorse ss - . , 4 S. Achterberg D. Billmon X -. 1 u 51 D. Adams D. Bird .S ,, .V XX .. . 1- X, . L. Aiello S. Bishop . S K . . ' X , , A Akin f e 'v A ,Q .L Eu-1. -IEW-5' . A Aldrich c. Blanke - N A Anderson B. Blea K P' :I 2 V cg, V R .Andre G. Bolties ' , ' 4 ' ' B. Appleby D. Bonanna ' . I '., C.. Arnold X -. . 3 1 f C V I if P, Arthur N. Booth 'I' . ' J. Artrip D. Boren lo. , A, Asendorf J. 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Westbur v 5' g v - 'J T5 G. Tackett J. White - 3, gg ' MX YS D. Talbert J. Wickenden i -X-,kk , X ' K Qltttttt Q, ,xxfs ,X V A v A W 1 , S. Wilhelm, L. Williams, R. Williams, E. Wilson, S. Wilson +1 -'5 Q, Q5 49 re. warm, c. Wolfe, F. wood. -.. .I , 1 F .X . .. Ya ?ra '.tTis -.FA i r . -A ' ' ' - . ' , , - - R. Wood, S. Wood, P. Woods, T. Wray, H. Wright S X ' , X Wright, B. Yates, C. Yazzie. 5 x f-A ' f' 4' ll ','.'.'Z',1T1' ff '-5 - 4 - - 4 G. Young, H. Young, L. Young, P. Young, R. Young, .... Ml ta -5 S. Zehner, S. Zinser. . ,tt .- .-. 4 -NV 'L i 'l .-f I AIA ilil7lQf+ will ,W fttggdifrnf Maries AM ,jfl J' ij f,, My Frans Nelson President Dear Sophomore Class: Success is what you make it. I feel the success of the Sophomore Class was due to the cooperation and consideration of its members. Four important factors which helped to make this success possible were Vice President Mike Chase, Secretary Sue Benner, the Sophomore Council, and our advisor, Mr. Cline. Part of the year's fun was in choosing our class rings, and in planning the Freshman-Sophomore Dance. I feel l gained a great deal from working with the class, and feel its potential is unlimited. Sincerely, Sophomore Class President ll A sys G u 'N x .XJ Mike Chase Vice President 1- I , W, C1 135 Sue Benner Secretary First Row: N. McGlone, C. Pierce, C. Boone, S, Mondon, N. Stair, J. Stern, C. Douglas, N. Cummings, B. Williams, C. Folsom. Second Row: M. Carley, S. Bennett, T. Langon, J. Rowe, H. Mercier, M. Chase, J. Beaver, R. Y t '. L - ' u ani ast Row. C. Most, S. Whitney, S. Benner, L. Ferguson, G. Anderson, B. Boone, C. Overin, B. Ewing, F. Nelson, S, Hoefler. sf N., gy'-4 K Y 4 - 'l' -Y L l an in ii ... ' I , rr X Z ,C u v A4 S lf r Bl I X li . i 559' 1 3 .LN . 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York B. Yost R. Young S. Young R, Yutani S. Znzulak B Zimmerman G Yobcrnslry S. Zook - 1' X 3 sa . L N. !nQ L, yr , T ' J 'A if - . Ffa.. - :.- Q 1 'lr it 1 A 54 6 ,, 1. Q.,-, A A .1 . . ,V ., -. Sim A 4 rf ! T..l-,A i li? L lkkl A k 'J - S. LMA ' Q2 L ' Dar XA Q. A-T' 9 uv! .4 . f X L. . L ' Q xv' ,-1- .. K .L V -X, Xt L I ' A -T560 x ' Q I .1 x 52, 1 1 fig? 5' -mfg, A V LQ - 'QW ui z Y 1 1 L: 'E-'iff 3-2' pa.. if an -g, gf? it rr -ai U' 5 fi FF ESE-WIEN i .rx Jim Murphy President Dear Freshman Class: I would like to express my deep appreciation to you, the Freshman Class. I truly believe that we worked as a unit in view of the many accomplishments of our first year of high school. If it hadn't been for my fellow officers, the Freshman Council, and our advisor, Miss Boyd, we might not have done the iob so well. I was proud to serve as Freshman Class Presi- dent of I959 and I humbly thank you from the bottom of my heart. 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Activities sponsored by C.S.F. for this semester included the Valentine Dance and the Hillbilly Hop. fx I C. Q. r. Y 'H , 1 I I I A r-.d.-.r. .QX nu. In keeping with this year's theme, football and basketball programs. Service to Calhi, F.B.L.A. members Marie Saporito served as president. were seen around campus selling bl ,.., 2 r,., ft I' '- K -V55 I I rrrr . . . . . ...f This lively group spent many en- Contest in order to display their Q7 . ioyable hours working on the Christ- homemaking talents. President was A ' it mas Showcase and the Cherry Pie Marjorie Westall. r j i 4 J sl DANCE CLUB Hours of plannlng and makung decora- was headed by Kathy McGulre Actlvltles tions for all CalHl dances were the major Chairman. aclnvutues ot the Dance Club The club PE The members ot Pep Club, representing students from all tour classes plus the song and yell leaders, helped to promote 3 s Q A 4 I ' J3 IFITY f' JIS Ill ' L Q ' All the clever signs seen around the Publicity Club under the direction campus displaying the different of Susan Hanus. events of the year were made by VARSITY CLUB These Varsity lettermen under the with the Senior Class they picked leadership of Wayne Kidder helped our Homecoming Queen and Prin- to promote all school sports. Along cesses. 3 1 Zj 14 A RT l SCIENCE This year for the first time the Science Club sponsored a High School Science Fair. John Wilson served as President. Much of the art work around cam- pus this year was the result of hard working members of the Art Club. They did a fine iob under the leadership of President David Maldonado. FINANCE Handling tickets at all our games and activities was the iob of the Finance Club. Under the able leadership of A.S.B. Treasurer Jim Gigler, the club did an outstanding job. 7' FIAT i-I A N D NGINEEF ING For The firsT Time This year CalHi welcomed ci new club The Mc1Th and Engineer- ing Club. l .Lf i - Allla F. T. A. This lively g ro u p, which is open To all inTeresTed sTudenTs, has been appropri- aTely nicknamed The E ra s e r Chasers. Susie Thomas was presidenT. ri I' S' 1-XG: CRET V The sTage crew is an irnporTanT assef of all dramofic produc- Tions here aT CalHi, Tor wiThouT This able-bodied service CalHi could n e v e r produce so many fine acTiviTies. 1--1 ing cicfivifies sponsored by The Sponish SPANISi-I CLI B Poduo Hills, Cinco de Moyo ond the Club This yeor. Members served under Mordi-Gros were some of The oufsfond- PreSideI'1T DOQFYICJI' Teller. SPANISH CU B . AS President Degrner Telfer, vvifh pep, ish, led The Sponish Club Through on- enthusiosm, ond her knowledge of Spun- Qfher ye-gr of fun Gnd excitement, '24-' ., : 7 o . a n,,p I ann .fy 1. V ,fi-'jitfg ig 5::.. 1,590 ru... .K-:tra !h 'lll!:ssl '11 of I gk .1 f1:s.v:::::r. -i-:Ar -ad 'v '-.., - lllluuqg FF ENC!-I CJ F This lively group of French enthusiasts Joy Robinson, President, they have had enjoyed meeting during the year to study a very active year. the French language and culture. Led by c vu 'x I ' cn:-.mil r F CLI 6 People who like the German language the activities planned by this year's Ger and customs enjoyed participating in man Club President, Dot Fritz. PII-XG C The students who had a sincere inter- est in the Magic Club made it pos- sible forthe club to have a year full of fun. The club was headed by Terry Kautausky, presi- dent. W' RLD FF IENDSHIP The World Friend- ship Club has ac- quired many inter- national friendships throughout the year. Tom Meleo was ' president. l22 AUDI' V ISU!-XL Showing films and maintaining the audio visual equipment were the many active mem bers of A-udio-Visual Club. f SPITALITY Seen serving at dances and other special events were the hard working girls of the Hos- pitality Club. The girls helped to serve at all school activities. President was Janice Tracy. Q ,1 i ,qx Pi-If ' O CLUB Photo Club mem- bers worked many hours for various groups on campus. Randy Keisker was president. PUT U RE N URSES This club was or- ganized in order to acquaint young girls with different as- pects of nursing. Carol Bedford was president. 123 Cf NT I NENT I-XLS J -an f i . i Contmentals i The Continentals are made up of the French, German, Latin, and Spanish Clubs. All the clubs together sponsored the Navidad. Dagmar Telter served as Presi- dent. 'PV ' Zytg I - N f 'I l r s r : fk.- ' sif 1 K . K mein Club 'r 9' erss Members of this year's Latin Club en- Banquet was the highlight of the year. Q 1 ioyed participating in the many activi- President was Claudia Elkins. ' 5' 4' Q. ties sponsored by the club. The Roman ,- 'ft-Q, 'fl 'lj' ff TTT 1 ' T i-IESPIANS his honorary group requires 100 ours of work in some dramatic acting r eligibility. They worked with Drama lub and contributed much to dramatic nctions. Ron Ranson was president. One of the most popular clubs on matics and furthered interest in student campus this year was Drama Club They acting President was Ron Ranson promoted all student activities in dra Crlz-.Qs lil I P00 M a n y fascinating games of chess were played by These stu- dents. President was Mac Milleur. DEB!-Yl'E The Debate team traveled to many other schools to take part in debates about local and national events. Fred Longacre served as President. 126 I-XVIATIV N This club is set up to promote better understanding and tur- ther knowledge of the latest developments in aviation. This year's President was Dick Rosen- berger. T A ,jpg if f Yzf N f' llll llll lj ,l 5 5r 5 Under the efficient leadership of Mrs. C. W. Horstmann, the P.T.A. played a vital role in parent Teacher relationships. Mr. Wiliam Eppinger speaks to the CalHi Parent Teachers Assn. concerning the water problem in Southern California. Largely because of the efforts of the P.T.A., CalHi .may become The second school in the dis- trict to have a football stadium. The P.T.A. was instrumental in getting our school a foreign ex- change student and will help us to send one to Europe next term. l27 P .- wr we 'Iv 2-'J ff-is f-- f Z' 14 ..l' yvp SX wi N 1 , , N I Photo courtesy of Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Sw fi. ! 0 V I M X ELM - Q, USM? ,M QW!! W ff Q ,M QM, WL W LL ' flvfs MW 'pwfffv Ufffjl' PL, VY ,ffW ff'M Neff gffvfg L I! MA, DW,JM! 10 M V Lg in 1 k W W S-.Q ,fit Ray Adams Guard xv -r ' bf Q' Bill Appleby Tackle Sheldon Bromberg Guard 1 '9' 11715 Brady Augustine George Berry Guard Center li-XRSITY Bill Brown End Aff -: -2 .h k Ll... :Ai x h. I Y - t -' X ivoyl Q4 .X... N . ,xi ,-Wi' r 1 ' K J - 7 lj-1 First Row: J. Pivaroff, E, Mendoza, T. Garcia, S. Mateer, J. Fish Adams, I. Pivaroff, G. Berry, D. Taylor, W. Williams, A. Chamberl D. Reidenbach, J. Rosenkranz. Last Row: J. Roundy, J. Brov Jim Brown Alan Chamberlin Jerry Cloud Jim Fisher Tackle Tackle Fullback End if in - S ri K -i fl fag idlt if Tom Garcia Gary Hand Denny Heyden Gordon Joyce Left Halfback Guard Left Halfback Left Halfback 'OO BALL NJ f' NW '- Leo Linning Tackle X ij r'-- .. ' ., Vi 4' l ' A . .Lag Q ., , K 1-4-t.-5h ' -I . . I- k,......-. 4. ...,,... -..,. f.,.k......i...,, ' . MM -vb . t -,N l sy .gif , -R-HN .on Fi!! I.. I IVF' ,Bt-'play' I A lv 9 ill l -fkgfiklll H lx of c- il Cf r 4Ex4wA wid X Q ii I-My , HX 1 L .Cf HJ l I rr ? - yl xl -I' Lv-fl 4? r li A74-1' ' '. Robbins, G. Joyce, P. Sweeney. Second Row: D. Preston, R. Scotty Mafeer Quarterback F i 'hird Row: M. Tillman, J. Cloud, B. Appeleby, B. Brown, D. Heyden, .. Linning, G. Williams, B. Augustine, L. Borg. Bob Mead Ed Mendoza Gary Owen Ron Peake Quarterback Center Tackle Halfback 'QT -an ,,, is it I l T- '65 Ivan Pivaroff Jake Pivaroff End Holfback Coach Jay Roundy sends quarterback Jim Rosenkranz into game, Frank Robbins .lim Rosenkranz Quarterback Quarterback Dick Preston Duane Reidenbcrch Guard Halfback To the Varsity Football Team: Thanks for a magnificent season. I know it will remain in my thoughts for some time to come. We had our ups and downs and some real tense moments, but I know the coaching staff is mighty proud of the way you played the game and I am sure the entire school and community are proud of you. We hope we can carry the spirit and desire over into the following years. Good luck to those of you who will not be with us next year and to those of you who are returning, let's strive to be champs once again. Sincerely, 97f?W7 John Ross Bob Short Tackle Halfback fe. .jl ' 'i ,ij , Jim Smith Phil Sweeney Dennis Taylor Mike Tillman Halfback Fullback Center .... 41-ii End Chuck Wagner Steve Killion Manager Statistics Ivan Pivaroff Alan Chamberlin Captain C0-Captain . .4 1' f X f Chuck Turner Glenn Williams WGFFSI1 WilliGmS Guard End Guard G A El Rancho Excelsior CalHi hegan league play by beating El Rancho Cal edged the Pilots I9-13 in a tough game. IA-O. Pivaroff and Joyce split honors in scoring Rosenkranz, Sweeny and Reidenbach each did against the Dons. their part for the win. IB- cw: ci, V . Q ,,,, ' Q s e ' ,. 'mvdl , f -q ears ,f .f '- - ,f-'i . MN' 1 Bellflower Cal romped to a 20-O win over the Bucs in our second league game. Joyce, Pivaroff and Reidens bach each chalked 6 points for the win. Santo Fe Cal heat Santa Fe 26-i3 in one ofthe most ex- El Mome citing wins of the season. Sweeney, Williams Going into the first playoffs in the C.l.F., Cal de- Ofifl R9lCl9'Wl90ClW SC0V9Cl4 feated the El Monte Lions 7-O. S.G.V.,.. Ci-If-XPIPS For more than titty Varsity football players, September 8, 1958 may have been the most important day dur- ing the school year. That day marked the opening of football practice. Colhi wasn't expected to have much of a team this year as the Blue and Gold was picked for the cellar in the San Gabriel Valley League race by most of the so-called experts. Any possible chance of Condor success lay in the hands of many players up from the Bee and Cee teams as the Condors had only seven returning' Varsity lettermen, Although a two touchdown underdog in its first two games, CalHi began fooling the-experts from the start as they played to a 7-7 tie with Newport Harbor and then completely plastered arch rival Whittier, 39-O, the next week. Perhaps a bit over confident after the Whittier win, the Condors scored in the first minute of play against El Monte and then were forced to come from behind in the last,6O seconds of the game to gain a l3-13 tie. The team hit its high spot after the El Monte game, as CalHi won its next five games and the league champion- ship in the process. After a I3-7 win over Glendale, the Condors captured vifiories over El Rancho by a 14-O taly, Bellflower 20-O, Excelsior I9-l3 and Santa Fe by a 26-13 score. These four wins combined with two losses suffered by all other league schools gave the loop crown to Cali-li the week before the end of the regular league play. y Looking ahead to meeting El Monte in the first round of the California. lnterscholastic Federation playoff, CalHi lost its first game of the year to Montebello bya score of2l-7. However, the Blue and Gold avenged the earlier tie with El Morite byiapending the Lions in the ClF first round, 7-O. The win moved the Condors into the quarter finals, farther previous iCalHi team had gone. The clock finally struck midnight for the CalHi Cinderella team as thefgiaridors were defeated by Colton in the quarter finals, 27-6. However, Cal ended the year with a 7V win, 2 and 2 tie record, the best in tlgfie school's history. ' ' 1' 'S 'S 1 I J' ' 'qi .Spain -- if t Say H Q . l X 0' f I sf! I L ix 1-r -T.- r :- ' I l ill Li lr T.. lf Lgl Bill Breftain Joe Brite Glenn Davick Don Davis Dick Dildine E- l C' gs- K AU 'JO . Q I' . ' - 1 S. L 4 if S' V ,ix l . X ir r 4, - , - -a.-H - l by V I l ' xl llll K ' Bob Fuller Don Gere Rick Guerra Bob Hagar Dick Harrison F- 'F F Bee Football 'ln is Tom Boren reaches for ci pass. iA.4.Lu A' 5' 5 -U cr N s I o er J-1-J-'-+ Se..-Au' The Bee fooTball Team, under The fine coaching of Ed Vanderhoven, was hampered This year by injuries and ineligibiliTy. Even Though They didn'T have a winning season, First Row: G. Orchard, D. Garvin, J. Mulkins, D. Thomsen, G B. Johnson, B. Britfain, G. Arend, B. Williams, D, Dildine, S Vanderhoven. Third Row: P. Dresman, R. Rose, R. Cranston B, Puskarov, D. BoTTs, D. Davis, R. Guerra, R. Chace, L. Swanick - ..... l A 53' . i. .Q-4, Q JW! 2 -v l it ...- , A 1 , L . 1 'T' 4 ' M- .4 I ll 'M v T V if D WM . M M -c, 'I . X lf ' f - .. .. v l Larry Hauser Ron Hooper Gerald Orchard Don Pope Don Rhuomake 4 ' rr 'r r Q W M9 , L.,1. A .av - 1111 'K . fl' f ' . .. -sy - . T K. 4' , , . f 1 K K 4-.,., I X A 'L M 'Y I . .XA b I .. YW N LL rr -rr' I ' D 'S 1 Richard Rose Jeff Smith Larry Swanich Doug Thomsen Dennis Vcccavella FOOT BALL many of The games were close and the Team proved i'r's how you play The game that counts. Davick, T. Stockton, J. Smith, R. Hooper, D. Pope. Second Row: l Hostetfer, B. Dodson, E. Fveeze, D. Rhuomaki, D. Gere, Coach Ed Joe Bright heads for The end Zone. B. Hagar, C. Tripp, B. Fuller, D. Vaccavella, J. Brite. Last Row: R. Harrison. all ll . 4 , A. 1 ' 55 5:-'iv xi 0 'XQQLQ 5 Sf Q X Jerry Mulkins Captain 1 14. M. Ed Vanderhoven Coach -22' ,A . Sterling Essenmacher Manager Coach Vanclerhoven leads his team in prayer. Don'T iump Too high, you might miss if! tar.:- Firsf row Coach A Johnson S Park R Pelfon, B, Hernandez, D. Hinshaw, S. Bashara, M. Tickenoff, J Charlton Coach B Braden Second row J Rhoades D Jones B Peake G Trnamachu A Sicurello, B. Dalfon, J, Smifh, B. Smith. Third row: B. F x D Yo nT J Rican B Merrill V Sayl C Lewis F Bighorse J Murphy LasT row B Malley, J, Gould, E. Thomas, T, Cermak, B. Peterson, R. Adams J Baker l l l 'I Cnc I-00 di -.. Led by Coach Al Johnson, The Cee FooTball Team placed Third in The San Gabriel League. Their record This year was Three wins and Three losses in The league and Three wins anal nine losses for The whole season. These boys have gained much knowledge of fooTball, and many inTend To go ouT nexT year for The Bees. Backs Bill Dalfon and Bob Peake were ouTsTancling players. K l nis- First Row: R, Maxson, D. Everett, P. Jones, R. Peake, P. Clapp, D. Dodge, M. Kingsbury. Second Row: J. Borunda, S. Bromberg, J. Morrisey, J. Coyle, G. Smith, R. Chadwick, K. Gatun, D. Bedetich, R. Williams, W. Ghosten. Last Row: Coach Mr. Ryerson, G. Owen, R. Hart, J. Kingsbury, B. Vzel, J. Smith, D. Hetzler, B. Wilson, G. Jenke. J. . CalHi's Junior Varsity football team, season with a satisfactory record. under Mr. Ryerson, coach, ended the O Just another one of these exciting plays in a JV game. W l,,g7'!,: N .v.- 3 i pi. - A thrilling moment came when this tackle was made. Y 1 'Al ' Q ff Wi 1 Ja- l Y First Row: R. Talberf, J. Poforf, J. Pusialak, B. Coppinger, C. Helms, M, Holland. Second Row: D. Hayslip, D. Borden, B. Williams, B. McGray, S Hosreller, B. Osferich. Last Row: W. Johnson, coach, T, Sfockton, A. Twiss, C. Tripp, D. Bolts, F. Baylor. I3 T ir 5 Season Scores: won 2, fied l. J QQ 5 Season Scores: won 2, lost 2, fied 2. llllz'. i 5 rrlxxkiu A , T U, .... ' First Row: D. Kronen, D. Stone, G. Halliburton, G. Shamber, B. Wilhelm, J. Hauler, G, Lairson, B. Hauler, R. Dillinger. Second Row: A. Newman l. McLain, F. Pummerville, B. Hall, J. Hill, M. Duncan, A. Suarez. Last Row: B. Chaney, coach,'B. Adams, T. Mitchell, J. Maxfield, C. Nichols, R. Lowell, J. Lawce, D. Rasmussen. ilxiiil VEB Z' all ..: '-' -at av' nfl' , .1- ' , P ' -Q ' ...4-5 3, ' :Uv-J ',. 2'--3 ':,.. 'ww g 1 - W 4 -W - ., ,. - ,4., 4 - ' ' ,. -,.':,rrozfn-4:,:A--on-gr. I -:'r':..L. y13',,... L ...gp 3 .. 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K ' - . ,'.,,' ' r '1- v 1 ,gf , 1 N , 441- , w a, ' -1 0 4 S B., J 1 gi-yr ky ,N in - , 'sim ' ' ' A - ' f A fwfr' ' Lf i fS'i -L- , A A t . 1 A A ' .ig-gf ml - ' 'A 'f 'J Q K -J' ' -f , ,ff V, Q? K-5-'-13, ..,,.V 2.5 . , ' 'T P' , i A Y M ' '.,..-2-21 ' ' F.. ' 3 .2 5, A A ,, '- - - ff ms H- l , - 'W 1 f xi.- . L' A . v V . A 5 -NWN 4 K A pvwmsh, S-, ' - ' .94 , , --1 - ww- A 4 M W ' A A 142 Yr 1 'Q Rig mwah-1 I First Row: D. Conner, B. Crooks, B. Amer, E. Myer, G. Holland, J. Ferguson, C. Fountain. Last Row: Coach Don Smith, W. Kidder, D. VanDenbury, F. Levins, D. Folsom, W. Keith, D. Schiel, J. Graham, Coach Lowe. i' In non-league play, the team almost beat Whit- tier. As you can see, this team was in every game until the final whistle was blown. l A meager three out of sixteen lettermen returned to this year's Varsity vvaterpolo team. Although inexperienced, they learned quickly under Coach Don Smith's instructions. IARSITY ln the San Gabriel League, the team had a 4-2-0 record and placed second. The two defeats were suffered at the hands of El Rancho. l'l l l I 'l '11 Firsf Row: C. Carlson, L. Canoy, R. Johnson, R. Schiel, D. Rosenburger, M. Knowles, R. Slyker, P. Dobson, M. Burlison, F. Nelson. Last Row: Coach Don Smivh, M. Harnetf, F. Borrsch, T, Garaue, D. Gildea, B. Heede, D. Mickel, B. Rosenfrarer, D. Enyarf, B. Pivaroff, Coach Lowe. -1- - .1-- .o' N.. . . 9-4 ' Irs' 0 ' MQ , N 5 Q-' .: .fs 4. 5' - F - .fri V. ' 'A 'H- .. M , .-uv' - 4 ..- A - QP 1. Q .- - ,, - ..,'fIan,., . - . ,L-Cu 4. ' - , 'J '-- A I V . ,E - ' -7- '-sb ,.u --.,v A- f .'- - ' - ,. v -fe- .f..',, .2 -o-Q--... V - 'V' 11, -.MA-' ' 0 622 ' - V E 1 -A , A il 4. ,, , F 5 I 1' . X - - .-Q: -a - S'-'Ni 'F -4.43 Mn- ' ' ' rr' -g g1niu. Q' ' . .I In k I -.1, N. , ' OW , , f '51- 4 F I-, C, we ef- ' H'-ff --r :eu.,,5 . ' - '.' 5 ' fv- - .-q VT-'F iii N . A . l fa 8 First Row. J. Schpada, J. Whittingharn, E. Ferguson, C. Maple, D. Smedley, T. Maple, L. Hughes, K, Kirkland, J. Spivey, S. Funk, B. Lee. Last Row: 44 Coach Don Smith, B. McLaughlin, J. Ashbrook, M. Chase, J. Sharp, A. Robinson, J. Crow, J. Schwilk, J. Czarnicki, T. Corse, G. Smedley, Coach Lowe. CW' SS Cf UNT? Y - ffm First Row: larry Knuth, Scott Jones, Jack McKeown, Roger Stine, Ted Wray, Gary Shallenberger, Bruce Gove. Second Row: Richard Golding, Tad Nakase, Jim Clardy, Paul Garneau, Jim Robinson, Bruce Wunder, Bill Lindell, Dick Cutler. Third Row: Kent Stitzer lmanagerl, Wilson Brown, Carson Hall, Marion Stalker, Gordon Foreman, Richard Hodge, Last Row: Jim Thelin, Larry Evan, Bill Dryer, Lindsey Brown, Dave Wadman, Dan Williams, Coach Don Halderman. IARSITY Varsity Cross Country CalHi Varsity defeated La Puente, Mountview League Champs This year. Cal was also victorious over El Monte and Whittier, co-champions of Pacific League. ln league play Cal had a good season but suffered defeats at the hands of Excelsior and Bellflower. Working hard are: Gordon Joyce, Jack McKeown and Buddy Fitzgerel. ,il X , ah, I l l'l l i f - ,. 15.3,-'l i ,. .. , r- in - e. he-sk gui? Bi E. f-F :LAX Ne, N. -3 L1 Q..--v -1 1 L, .X if dmv, Q. --Q- , R t ' Jff f rrffl -Q i' elif Dan Avey Forward Dick Barton Forward ef P frvifflg lp il ig K get Q31 'A ' 4 t 2 4, fluid S 3 VARSITY SN-'lf SN-H1 Bill Brown Gary Haeger Dave Johnson Center Forward Forward Jim Remington Coach The Varsity Basketball team, with only three returning letter- men, Rich Thomson, Ivan Pivar- oft, and Dave Johnson, compiled an enviable season's record. The team went through a fairly even pre-season with 6 wins and 7 losses, and made an impressive showing throughout the entire league season. Coach Jim Rem- ington complimented Dennis Mc- Reynolds, Dave Johnson and Dick Barton on their outstanding scoring ability and was pleased with the consistent contributions of the entire team. Larry Knuth Guard K6 J Denny McReynolds Guard Q l Richard Rothman sfeve Neely ivan Pivaroff Richard Thomson Guard Center Forward Q xx J stlsts J R R' 4 I .Q Careful l ghLg7 31 ii?-fi' ro cl'-01 ghLH QBLH7 34 'Qin-.-W First row: Coach Jim Remington, Larry Knuvh, Dennis McReynolds, Dennis Mclntosh, Richard Rothman. Second row: Gary Hneger, Ivon Piveroff, Don Avey, Steve Neely, Bill Brown. Lost row: Mei Otfermon, Don Vandenburg, Dove Johnson, Dick Barton, Richard Thompson. R Gef fhof boil! The Bee Basketball team, under the expert direction of Coach Godshall, had an excellent season. The team unanimously chose Dave Burton as the most outstanding player. l i LCC sul. Look out, you might miss! Q l , - First row. Jim Rosekranz, Dave Burton, Steve Thompson, Dave Kahl. Second row: Ken Campbell, Warren Rustand, Bob Fuller, Fred Karlson, Ed Koehler, Jack Bows. Last row: Allen Schmelz, Dave Rader, Bill Mieczhowski, Jack Airy, Ron Gate. likknvlsg ll 0 a 15 , :T l49 What happened? First Row: C. Swendscid, E. Lacher, Rhoodes, C. Nakase, Coach J. Zullinger. Second Row: M. Chase, H. Mercier, T. Fackler, J Schwilk. Third Row: J. Rowe, D. Millard, A. Robinson, G. Jensen, M, Huitt. CPF Q11 C Basketball The CalHi Cees ended their cage wars with a l4-5 season record and a 6-4 league mark. The Cees, under Coach Jack Zullinger, highlighted their season by win- ning the Bellflower Holiday Tournament. After dropping the first game of the season, the Condors won nine straight. l i R E C f. Q DEE First row: Coach J. Marcus, C. Clark, B. Kewkirlc, B. Smith, D. Hanson, J. Neilson. Last row: G. Hinds, B. Wagner, J Facklar, M. Casupak, D. Kronen. Dee Basketball J.V. The team, led by Coach Mar- This year's JV Basketball cus and Billy Wagner, Cap- team was well coached by tain, had another successful Mr. Al Johnson. season. man-nmnm.: First row: D. Preston, B. Augustine, L. Luker, Coach Al Johnson, B. Wilhelm. Second row: S. Zinzer, C. Bacha, V. Boyd, B. Olson, J. Chapin. Last row: D. Thomas, G. Hart, D. Folsom, L. Newman, A. Anderson. J.. 7 J O'B' n, Couch AI Johnson. Lost row: D. Scott, L. Swonick, First row- B, Wilhelm, T. Boron, C, Troy, B. Puskrirou, B. Coscrove, R, Guerra, M. Avey, . me N, Ohi-rlin, C. Richards, N. Chambers, G. Herrington, T. McDonald, C, Berkey. B B 5 5 i1 I B. Bngges, B. Tlech, R. Svvemngin, D. Schmidt, R, Sparks, B. Akin, Conch R. Tonner. QYQ I B'-I I u ll I I I I ... 1 - - First row: R. Svvcnside, C. Miller, M. Hero, Conch R, Tonner. Second row. J. Cassidy, D. Wrighron, C. Nichols, B. De Vore. 152 'S v FH-CK , ..-...,-..-5.1,.-?- ,,,,. ,, ,-2.',r . L :..L 4' Q-'an-2-.z ' 4' an -e:..-,.....4 I V .. , . egg, ku, ffw-'fx 440 880 13219 MILE JPI -If ,,, K -W -Q f 1 Q A L. 5 f .5 4 IA K l .J gg 1 9 , s .1 . .1 S V M x ,. ' ' ' l -. Y . W Y .M ff - .... ,- 4 li-XF SITY .TD--l.f .I lI.f'l l' -l 4 l Varsity Track One of the highlights ot this year's Varsity track season came when Buddy Fitzgerel won the IOO yard dash at the Notre Dame meet. Other tracksters who helped provide CalHi's winning combination this year were-Gordon Joyce with his 51.2-440, Bill Brown with the shot put, Ivan Pivarott and the high iump, Jerry Mulkins andthe pole vault, add runner Al Clements. 9.99 First Row: B. Wunder, J. Pace, G. Joyce, P. Sweeney, T. Wray, G. Shallenberger, B. Fitzgerel, J. Mulkins. Second Row: J. Mc- Keown, D. Johnson, D, Barton, I. Pivaroff, B. Brown, J. Brown, A. Stark, D. Reidenbach. Third Row: Coach Braden, D, Heyden, A Clement, J. Neathery, G. Berry, J. Pivaroff, J. Sicurro, B. Lindell, Mgr. D. Yount, Mgr. F. Bailor, Coach Helderman. l l I- rr- 11 First Row: Coach Braden, W. Brown, B. Johnson, R. Brush, R. Williams, D. Davis, L. Swanick, D. Dildine, M. Yamamoto, Coach Hal derman. Second Row: J. Ross, B. MCG-ray, D. Enyart, R. Cranston, T. Boren, D. Mickel, J. Robinson, C. Hall, D. Cutler. Third Row J. Bows, D. Pinnel, C. Ross, J. Thelin, J. Clardy, F. Myers, P. Garneau, G. Blackman, C. Carlson. Bee Track The outstanding performances on the Bee track team for the year were: Jerry Mulkins lJr.l Pole Vault, l2' Iliff, Larry Swanick iJr.l High jump, 5' Don Davis lSoph.l Shot Put, 46' 4 ,' and Mike Devereauz lJr.l Hurdler, high hurdles,9.6 sec., 70 yd., low hurdles,l4.4 sec. 120 yd. J.V.'S 515 nth Q Q Q First Row: Coach Braden, M. Stalker, T. Mitchell, R. Dutton, R. Curtiss, G. Hodges, A. Shallenberger, D. Hodge, V. Sayles, S. Bashara, R. Thaxton, Coach Halderman. Second Row: G. Lairson, J. Smith, D. Lyman, B. Adams, J. Hunt, J. Walker, G. Davick, W. Cassidy, S. Cordova, B. Cashman, T. Nakase. Cee-men show great promise for the future, according ln the San Gabriel Valley League, Coach Don Halder- to Coach Halderman: Jim Clarly-pole vault, Steve Bas- man's Cee tracksters broke even with 3 wins and 3 losses. hara-shot put, Tad Nakase-low hurdles, Gil Hodges The Cee-men triumphed over Covina and Ganesha and -high iump, Roy Shallenberger - 660, and Marion came in second at the Jefferson meet. The following Stalker-660. - l A l. l . A Q l56 .w',. ' ,111 - ,'l .,.':u 14l ilrA 1-l4 nl ,g'vl', ' ,.1a1v0 ff' ,,,.f1v 2. 411 .Vg ,. f IHHKNHJ 1' X! ft! flllll ff' ' lull .W'1- ' ,.11',f. . L P' :lf .qi i iw. '!- , :'Axwf g f '5.!Y'. ' , YF! .xi-A -. ,A , u , vouvwq., -sf-vnu vf.lf1aFi.n .v up 0 v 1 Q, 11.-I Rv' '4 i i' 3 F H 4 5 E 7 Bi LL I u 1 4 4 H L r ' - 'lssvlan-. -, 1 'X' H 5'-. Ye milf uw -v N ---. ,. - , '-'v --1.,.'A -5 flip' V4.2-9,55-3 P NN' ' W: ze v A :J , yy-V, - .f 1,W,,5..-.., eq .mn K-A .W 5 , V. ' , ' ian vu, VA? SITY Varsity Baseball presented a real threat to its opponents. Boasting four returning Iettermen, the California High Sparked by Dick Berry, Bob Fuller, Bob Olson and Mel School Varsity Baseball team, under Coach Godshall, Otterman, the team turned in a successful season. il. Q.. q'.l,,'l , 'F' 5 'f 'i:ff J :Zs fig? iii First Row: S. Widdcicomb, B. Olson, E. Locher, B. Ward, D. Burton, B. Augestine, D. Preston, B. Fuller, D. Vaccerella, M. McKeever. Second Row: D. Harrison, D. McReynolds, J. Rosenkranz, G. Hart, M. Otterman, T. Lee, G. Young, V. Boyd, P. Higgs, Coach Codshell. .ZA itffmv' ' it. First row: E. Thomas, B. Smith, V. Manning, T. Leon, R. Guerra, D. Rumaely. Second row: L, Vellone, A. Hartman, W. Rustand, A. Sckmelz, D. Hayslip, C. Richards. .l FRFSH First row: F. Pummerville, R. Swearingen, J. Hauler, J. Hinds, B. Hauler, M. Stone, M. Haro. Second row: T, Pashby, B. Motley, J. Vellone, A. Hartman, C. Berkey, J. Rohrbach, L. Brown, B. Holte. Third row: S. Artinger, J. Charlton, N. Agalzoff, R. Wickenden, Coach J. Roundy. - IVF EYTLING Wrestling This year Calhi had another successful season of wres- tling. The boys showed their courage and determination J in meets with rival schools. This sport is really a crowd- pleaser and is getting strong support here at Calhi. First row: B. Hernandez, S. Cordova, M. Fowler, G. Payne, C. Tanamachi, D, Vaccarella, W. Davis, R. Dildine, J. Claybough, E. Freeze, J. P4-Ilissic-r. Soronrl row. T. Nrikrise, S. Earl, A. York, D. Botts, J. Brite, S. Bromberg, M. Waldron, B. Orchard, J. Cloud, J. Ross, J. Pferdner. Third row: Corirlr L, Borg, J, Lciwce, S. Adams, D, Ragusa, A. Suarez, F. Robertson, J. Gould, S. Hostetter, J. Coyle, R. Pinnell, C. Tripp. Fourth rowi W. Bailey, M. Clwverton, C. Ticlienoff, F. Luhrn, R. Holderness, B. Lindorg, D. Dodge, L. Collins. Ugh! The winning pin. TENNIS VARSITY TENNIS This year two Varsity lettermen re- turned to play for the CalHi Tennis Team. In the five practice matches Cal defeated Lynwood and Sierra, while losing to Santa Ana, Fullerton, and Whittier. In league play CalHi met top contenders, such as Monte- bello, El Rancho, Belllfower, Excel- sior, and Santa Fe, to round off the season. J. V. Front row: Bill Robinson, Jay Morrissey, Doug Lund, John Crow, John Sicurello, Frank Robertson, Bill Greenberg. Back row: Richard Rose, Richard Cammack, Paul Dresman, Gary Hammond, Dave Woods, Bill Spencer, Kent Stitzer, Richard Keisker. VARSITY T VARSITY TENNIS Front row: Jack Rowe, Cap Peckham, Paul Lauricella, Bob Cosgrove. Back row: Alan Stewart, Ken Campbell, John Loomis, Kent Hughes, Bill Ewing, C. L. Corcoran. VA? SITY SWlP'lP'IlNG 1 it 'I I .I J. X. zz, First row: G. Holland, W. Kidder, J. Ferguson, J. Graham, F, Levins. Last row: Coa There goes a winning dive. Waer, J. Acton, B. Norberg, W. Keith, D. Scliiel, D. Smith. VARSITY SWIMMING This year the San Gabriel Valley All League Swimming meet was held at CaIHi for the first time. The boys that placed first or second during this meet qualified for the C.I.F. Preliminaries. Besides competing with schools from the SGVL, they met Whittier, La Habra, Fullerton and Ana- heim. Their dives and relays were well executed, as shown by their fine record. ,', . 'YQ 4-1 vs- +I 45 . ft? .-..-V . ' 1 -: , A -.M 1' r..i,. f.. ,V ,- nw.. 0 xg -a.5,,4 . .1 . ,. ,, v, I JL J, nam -. lt's the final stroke that counts. Pl' I' Pl' 11 First row: H. Waer, D. Rosenberger, F. Bailor, J. Alexander, L. Twiss, T. Graue, B, Pivaroff, L. Olivarius, G. Willert, D. Smith. Second row: P. Dobson F. Nelson, D. Schiel, D. Gildes, F. Breckenridge, B. Heede, M. Knowles, R. Johnston, M. Broz. Last row: P. Kubick, J. Whittinghclm, R. Johnson, B Griffith, G. Bixler, J. Spivey, B. Young, B. Rosentieter. I mf . 45 . ft: 'mf - 93 .4 .,,, ,.. , .... . ffjifl V i '- 5 . 1 . . . . if ii J .. -V 1 ,..,,? r5imi'W... ,JL ,k...V . .5 5 . J .1 -1 ' Q N N ndnxrv ,,f.. W . . V' -l J' , f '. . ..A I gl Swimmers churn water in hard fought race. Graceful, aren't they! Pl' Cc: ' . W . L-Q -i . 0-U1 First row: H. Waer, T. Maple, D. Smedley, L. Hughes, J. Ashbrook, D. Brinkman, S. Funk, R. Pelton, D, Smith. Last row: G. T. Corse, K. Kirkland, B. Lee, D. Jones, J. Sharp, W. Ferguson, C. Maple. Smedley, J. Czarnecki - YP'lNASTl-S 4 VA? SITY Good morning Mr. Finnegan, sorry l'm late for school! 'P X . l L Sh C ch B. Lowe. Third row: J. Lippert, W. Davis, First row: D. Kronen, Second row: D. Ripley, D. Huit, C. Thompson, C. Houser, . arp, oa D. Ripley, N. Haynes, B. Campbell. D. Bender Under the coaching of Mr. Lowe, CalHi's Varsity Gymnastics team gained valuable experience from , their daily workouts this year. The team made a L good showing throughout the entire season and Mr. Lowe is confident that the team will be a stronger, more experienced team next year. JJ. Look OUT! wr 4 ll!! 'Rig S' ' My., 3, 'P iff-g 1.9 L W.: ff Sir: .. if 'Q ? V L L L' gif? l l C l .S 'nb' J ' if ,I 6 Q , ., I, C ll ' W 1 Y KN' I f . , ' x L . l First row: J. Lippert, D. Ripley, D. Huif, D. Ripley, C. Houser, C. Thompson. Second row: D. Bender, L. Sharp, S. Envnrf, M. Mirriom, Couch B. Lowe Lost row: B. Campbell, N. Haynes. Ooops, olmosf missed-. l'll.Qilllmf., C .ef eg S gli? - HQ L' 5' I .f - l - giY,?E3 I SSW' 5-5gi. Judy Christensen, President G.A.A. The members of this year's G.A.A. decided to change the b from Girls' Athletic Association to Girls' Afterschool Sports. Instead of lettermen sweaters and letters being issued, the awards will be p the form of a charm representing the activity. The Annual Banquet and the Installation of officers topped the many activities this year. ' name of the clu laced on a bracelet in I' fob G I 8-5 Miss Ball, Advisor F' . - . 'rs' Row' Earlene Sk e'f B0'bGf0 Reid, Carol York. Last Row: Pat Hartman, Terry Sutton, Kathy Reid Pat , . Thompson. T66 SP' RTS stil G.A.A. Basketball These friendly, peppy CalHi girls made up the G.A.A. basketball team for this year. G.A.A. Volleyball Pictured here are the girls who participated in a successful volleyball SSCISOH. ,WM at ll if , lfilfll ' will My i L KW N JW G.A.A. Baseball The girls ofthe baseball team demonstrated sportsmanship and fair play throughout the entire year. ' ' i-I PY Badminton Miss Jackie McCauley along with these thirteen girls played many strenuous games of badminton after school. Swimming Staying after school and swimming in CalHi's pool were these girls who went out for G.A.A. swimming. Tennis The G.A.A. tennis team consisted of twenty-one girls eager to display their tennis talents. bi- A A A my Dance The girls who were interested in dancing spent long hours after school practicing for this very demanding art. G. A. A. ACT I V IT IES The annual G.A.A. banquet, held this spring, was termed a great success by the advisor, Miss Bell. l Baseball was one of the active sports enjoyed this spring by the G.A.A. mem- bers. . s 1 . . V- Q s Q ls i These girls are enthusiastically partici- - g pating in one of the many G.A.A. ac- tivities. ,-, Members of the G.A.A. have found that working together as a team helps to stimulate spirit. tf 7 'iii- ,,..... 4 A 1 A' I . 13 ff' ? ,H N . xg U I69 fi? '.. .r ' ,A m Y M I I Y- 'I ,warm-' 3 klql-AL 4-H f af,-. mf.- AQ! p 7. u Q 1-L' FA .. -. nu- Photo courtesy of Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. f -,A f x Q 19 W! f Q 90 N. , X17 .gh J 'gs f lv L! 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The Freshman Division winner was Texan Trageoyng Sophomore Di- vision, Love letters in the West , Junior Division, Vive La Valentine and Senior Division, Fan Mail Fatigue. s l Texan Tragedy Love Letters in the West Send My Mail to Jail Paladin's Portant Problem A gl HI ' Cf RRE-ISP' NDENCE 1X -JT L ..a+J.... , ,M All's Fair in Love and Letters When Sqnfg Gefs Your Letter-- IIN? Winning sweepstakes for the third year was the Junior Division, which of Vive La Valentine, All's Fair in Love and Letters, and When Santa Claus Gets Your Letter. Pop's prize was Fan Mail Fatigue. Viva La Valentine Fan Mail Fatigue ' i l f' r' 1 , Clauses to Claus L F it N Ki A, , A -, .l C l Anchor Clankers 4 ,1'k IX xii , uf, ll ,9 Our homework suffered, we lost lots of sleep, but it's been worth it, fond memories we'll keep. So ended Colomitous Correspondence, Ginger Yocum, Student Director, ond Guess who! Yep! lt's Polcidin visiting Mrs. Brewer, Girls' Deon. CGl's Hi-Jinx. 174 ASSEMBLIES Planning oll assemblies tor vcxr- ious occasions during 1958-59 proved to be cz reol challenge to Activity Chairman, Kathy Mc- Quire. .... had Whittier -. J! new . ,, Av I ' Exchange A---vw-.1-'vu l 4 .wk C.Al..Hl-'31 HITTSER f'0 5 i 0 Whittier High School President Dennis Thompson El Rancho E change Assembly i-,MV w-qu-sv a al - l Q N l ' b ., n , gli tl-Li Ig.: 0,9 fsilk A e ' pr 'l . . ' qi G V 1 X 1 -' ,' 1- A I L 51. ado-1,2-Qeifytfi-:Qs ff et. ri-L. ie lf' 1 'S ' ' ' ' ' 1 'IWC . 4 -' if ' f 4 iletjltf-fill! ' i' 'S ' .wl uxv vi . . ' 4' I f'fw I' -, ff . X. , 'I 1 ,mf it F i f 'i-4' Ne ,Q 'T . 'nf A. I an lx , 4 II. lf .4 , x, 'W 'P I r -' - 4 ' A va , -, Inq, 5 r A e ,'g'!'ll'f H' 7.2 5:-Wax W - J X as 1 . f iv .T- f ' I , A N Q in 1 , Q1-i . - V 'ik H ing As bly 'g ' L. A - K 'L . it l76 'fu To -ij-.M A I fjgufhalft ' 'Z' 'rs ,Au I ,,, A5314 - e ,.4 fa ' .,i, fl.. 1 K! K s El to Assembly -p , 1. f li we 5,4 . CA LH l -H' EL RANCHO'O Mr. Heckel leads group in Band Assembly. ani 5,7 nf 4 A n Q V sr A.. 5 .f 'J-A I -lr ulununsn' up y oh A g 0' v Athenenas are introduced in G. L. Assembly. Van M Drill Team displays enthusiasm in hand routine. Clauses to Claus was featured in Christmas Assembly. X Faces show anticipation as G. L. Dance Theme is announced. w ff .,,.-, r, ks -- Hi Jinx skit When Santa Gets Your Letter added to the Christmas Assembly. NSPOOKS' S' PIP !,l'XX Two of the better dressed couples! . . .What happened to his face? Tired already? M if a , ,as CalHi's first Halloween dance had the spicy name of Spooks' Stomp with a shipwreck theme. The costumes the stu- ter and enioyrnent. Blow, man, blow! dents wore, along with the decorations, made a zany evening of fun-filled laugh- 'iCi-IARLIEE AUNTN FALL PJXY CAST JACK CHESNEY . .. .... Mr. Alan Frederick Longacre BRASSETT ......................... Mr. Brent Peek CHARLEY WYREHAM .......... Mr. Stephen J. Hodge LORD FANCOURT HABBERLY ...... Mr. David Barrette SIR FRANCIS CHESNEY ....... Mr. James L. Priestly, Jr. STEPHEN SPETTIQUE . . .... Mr. Charles Christensen KITTY VERDUN ............. Miss Carol L. Horstmann AMY SPETTIQUE ................. Miss Rita Vasquez DONNA LUCIA DALVADORA.Miss Bonnie Jean Westberg ELA DELAHY .................. Miss Carole Bedford The Junior Class presented the fall play, Char- ley's Aunt. The scene was set in England in the year 1892. It involved the experience of two young Oxford students when thev attempt to invite two young ladies to luncheon ana find a chaperone at the same time. Student director was Sylvia Bortin and Mrs. Jean Kort was the advisor. I I79 1 S ft 1 xv x 'cr zi- s '--f ' s 6,1 -:A , . 'Q . f ,g . 9' 5, Ek W A'l I'ENDAN'l'S PRINCESS Kdy Cross ,fI S PRINCESS Bobbie Borner 181 4, If C' 1 i-I MEC' PIING ,?'9 Princess Bobbie Borner ond escort venture Towards The Throne. . 1',-ll ,f . f . ff s ' '67 ll ,XXV ,W l ,GQ l Marilyn Willson expresses her sur- prise oncl ioy os Willie Norberg ploces crown upon her head. EVENTS 84 ALUPIN I - We Will 3 Her mciiesfry smiles happily as she views The sfonds. l i . A ' I X Queen Morilyn Willson with escorfDc1n Avey. Mcny alumni offended the dence offerwords 'A X Y E ' ' -- .E-Es... LEAGUE DANCE , E , W .f w W W Q it ' 5 ' Q' 9 ' 'Ai EE Q l Q E Q Q ' 'E 1' ' .- 9 5 5 an 1 Y W- E 7 'gl I : 8 5'-u ,'Pl'. wa ' J The gymnasium, beautifully decorated with huge holly leaves covered with bright red berries and the Traditional white Christmas tree placed in the center ofthe floor, was the setting of this year's Girls' League Dance. Walking down the aisle, escorted by Bob Mead, was pretty Sharron Trueblood, CalHi's Rose Queen. -gu- ...,v is . li I Serving Mr. Hobson were two members Dancing Couples mn be Seen fhfough of Girls' League Board. Whgfe sfreqmers. Q X RJSE QUEEN . -5ff7:QL'QiQ1. -til,- ' D lf u-vi 1, ' U 41.4 'lash' Sharron Trueblood served as Rose Princess representing CalHi. Float Theme was Fantasy in Dreams. ROSE PRINCESS Adorning Whittier's award-winning Rose Parade Float, Fantasy in Dreams, was Sharron Trueblood. Sharron represented CalHi as a princess on the float at the annual New Year's Day Parade. ,i , Whittier's Rose Queen crowned at the Annual Girls' League Forrnal. ICN. A TQ. j ex,-4 Ju l K IALENTINE F ANCE Sweethearts in Harmony was the theme for the fourth annual Valentine Dance. Sue Funk and Wayne Kidder reigned as the Traditional king and queen. King Wayne Kidder and Queen Sue Funk led the Coronation dance. ,W A ' .,i 7 . ggff f r . it , X , WXGA An evening of delightful dancing was enioyed by many sweet- hearts at the Valentine Dance. l F- - 87 The CalHi band provided sweet and dreamy music forthe Valentine Dance. FAO LT Y Varsity-Faculty Game The two mighty teams met face to face for the first time - their rendezvous with destiny is close at hand. The faculty were declared victors in the annual tree-for-all. x - Anchors away! Watch Out Team! 188 SPF ING PLAY The Spring Play, The Matchmaker, was a delightful com- edy sponsored by the senior class. Jim Priestly was appointed student director ot the production. ' X. Gghzt ELJPEX 1 S A-flymkgts - ,A 'l Tlllx l x 'VTX T l Q I ' Q 729 X P x C 'tp IP Spring is sprung and love is in the air! Cast Horrace Vandergelder .... Dave Barrette Ambrose Kemper ........ Stan Primanti Joe Scanlon ............... Tim Crane Gertrude ........... Ginny Christiansen Corneling Hackle ........... Don Gere Ermengarde .......... Frances Dobson Malachi Stack .... ......... G reg Hill Mrs. Levi ............ Bonnie Westberg Barnaby Tucker ............ Brent Peek Mrs. Molloy .... .. .Sylvia Bortin Minnie Fay... .... Christy Boone A Cabman. .. .... Gerry Gibson Rudolf ....... .... F red Longacre August ................. Lewis Beaty Miss Flora VanHuysen. .Patty Slonaker Her Cook ............. Grania Kainlan Student Director .... ..... .l im Priestly What are you doing in there? AF'I'1-ER GAME DANCES Victory is the word thot's in the oir os these post game spectotors chot cmd tolk with their friends. It's not hord to see thot these couples ore hov- ing Cl good time tolking over the previous gome highlights with their friends. Yes, it's delightment thot is written on these students foces os they enioy the music ond doncing. These Condors ond Condorettes ore enjoying the music ond fun cutter one of CoIHi's exciting bos- ketboll games. T I T T I B QGQQ -I -E ff: L fT'?l A-.nl Ron Ronson Judy Kish ond Mike Severcil M. Jolwncox ond J. Foley Student Director Cczrol Horstmonn Script Writer Publicity Directors Donce Directors Eddy Crumb ond His Boys sign outogrophs. 192 WW Tbe Jozz Combo strikes up Flo Ziegteld prepares for c night of reliecxrsol. cr tune! Si-I V W V N EA RT i-I Radio City Rockettes-Senior Rockettes M Harem DOnCeV5 -lUnl0 Rockeites Gay Ninety Chorus Girls-Sophomore Rockettes The Grand Finale at Radio City Music Hall. CalHi's Sixth Annual Biggest Little Show. ' c l 193 i-IILLBILLY ,is K-ff S -'X 'X i-If P These hillbillies sforfed o doy of fun by rambling olround The campus of The 5th cznnuol cornivol, The Hickville Hoe- clownf' Going from one booth To the other, they ended Their doy by offend- ing The dance in the evening. X lg, , ffl I , N , 1 Z' QF 2 The fifth annual Hillybilly Hop had all The spirit and liveliness of a good old-fashioned hoe- down and featured everything from cool cats to rockin'-rollinl bare fooled 'annies. FEV Si-PS' Pi-I Di Noi-I 'Sf Nb XQ Q 96 434,15 This yeor's Freshmcin-Sophomore Donce, Shamrock Shindigf' was 0 big success! The couples, olffired in dressy sport, were seen Taking cidvoinfoge of the delicious re- freshmenfs which consisfed of punch ond cookies. The Kent Glenn Quintet from MT. Soc provided enioyoble music for the danc- ing couples. JUNV R-SENV R PRJI On Moy 23, in the CcilHi Gym, soft lights, beautiful decorations, ond the donceoble music of Keith Willicims helped to moke the Junior-Senior Prom o wonderful donce for everyone. The Prom is trcditionolly spon- sored by the Junior Class for Juniors ond Seniors ond their guests. 5 hs! or :wr rv! .ve . 15 I 9 5-I 'g V X Photo courtesy of Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce sy R X' ' 1 A X mf1,AFD3 3 U' -iw , X0 ww wr , O' X RFQ' QQIU' ' ,QM NSR UQ X Wx N .Xiu My V J Q9 bb 'NN , XJ v N J' ' J w D pf 'NN wk wiv? kay 'XX Qxbx L Qpexgb ' I ' WN RQ RNS? KQV QM KJ Q51 6 ,, Nl? M K5 w h f 4 JR TN Nw X x, 5 XN3 ED X' M dx: X A x, Nx OO A warm Spring afternoon was the setting this year for the one special day when the Seniors honored their mothers by escorting them to the Senior Mothers' Tea. The tea, sponsored by the Senior Class Council, was one ofthe social high- lights of the year. S1-ENYR Pl Ti-IEE S' T EA Enioying the Senior Mothers' Tea are Ron Ranson, Mrs. Mildred Ranson, Karen Panagos, and Mrs. Elsie Panagos. Graduation On the eve of graduation ceremonies each member of the Class of 59 recalls the past 4 years in a different way. Freshmen days were new and different with little knowledge of what the future would hold. As Sophomores and Juniors, they were care- free and gay, thinking only occasionally of the future. But their last year, as Seniors, has truly been the best. Now as they graduate, they see that the world is before them-that their high school days are over. May their future be filled with success and hap- piness. SERVICE P'lEDi-XLISTS Service Medalists are students who have re- ceived medals for their service to the school in a wide variety of activities. These include moni- toring, Hi-Jinx, the Biggest Little Show, decor- ating for dances, and many others. One point is issued for each hour of work. Three hundred points earn one medal and each addi- tional two hundred points earns a chevron. First Row: Judy Kish, Nancy Foster, Joan Langham, Jan Looney. Sec- ond Row: Delores Courtright, John Wohleit, Larry Squires, Larry Brown. I' I gb I l Nl Njll l'fN lr-I -I 61- S Nts s sup vs up 4' First Row: Linda Robinson, Judy Bleak, Pat Holoubek, Sharon Robbins, Elizabeth Halferty, Lora Smith. Second Row: Barbara Kuenne, Marilyn Beaver, Susan Thomas, Pam Miller, Carol Heinz, Jean Campbell. Third Row: Dick Rosenberger, Franny Williams, Claudia Elkins, Nancy Beckner, Richard Timms. Last Row: Bruce Wunder, Mac Milleur, Dagmar Telfer, Ray Stewart, Jim Craft, Kathy Parrott. fr C.S.F. Life Membership is awarded to a student who has been elected to the California Scholar- ship Federation for four semesters out of his last six. These students are presented commem- orative pins, and gold seals are affixed to their diplomas, provided they have not received more than one C during their high school career. l 1 5 R S s v' ,x SK QQEQ' ll! L-I CALIFORNIA CRES' Calitornia Crest The California Crest symbolizes an ideal which was given to CalHi by the first graduating class of 1956. lt is only given to those seniors who have served CalHi in some outstanding capac- ity and represents one of the highest single awards the school can bestow. BANK f F AMERICA AWA? DS - Bank of America Those seniors who have been outstand- ing in leadership, scholarship, citizen- ship, and who promise future service to society are presented the Bank ot Amer- ica Awards. These four winners as you see them here are: Liberal Arts-Dagmar Telter, Vocational , T ' 5 Arts-Judy Mollenhauer, Fine Arts-Fred E , -. Anderson, Math and Engineering-Jean Campbell. Dogma' Telfe' Other winners ot this award for their Fwd Andaman achievement in math, art, or science were, ' Home Economics--Judy Mollenhauer, English-Dagmar Telter, Science-Jean Campbell, Music-Fred Anderson, Math -Thomas Langford, Art--Ginger Yo- ' cum, Foreign Language-Linda Robin- son, Social Science-Sylvia Bortin, Busi ness-Barbara Shires, Trades and Indus trial-Ronnie Dodson. Jean Campbell Judy Mollenhauer V PA.. P' CCAFFERY AWA? D Opal McCaffery I .5 Each year one outstanding senior student is chosen by the fac- Vx! ulty to receive the Opal McCaffery Award, the highest award swf that California High School can present. This award was made possible by Stan McCaftery, who donated it in honor of his l' ,, mother, Opal McCaffery. The Senior who receives it has his or FIA 7' , Q Y . 1 W f' her name placed on the trophy which is kept in the main office. Those who have received this award in past years are: 1956 ..................................... Jim McKibben QQ 1957 ..... ...... ..... l X nn Keller mi mm ,- l958 ..... .... D ennis Tarr Q DX! 202 1' DJ-MR. i-XWARD D.A.R. Award This year's Daughter of American Revolution Award went to Kay Cross, who has shown lead- ership, scholarship and responsibility during all four years at CalHi. She was chosen by the Sen- ior girls who voted on students who were out- standing in the community as well as the school. Sharron Trueblood B' YS' STATE Boys' State Not only outstanding as President of CalHi, but also as a citizen, Dan Avey had the unique ex- perience of attending Boys' State for one week in 1958. Besides visiting the state capitol, Dan also gained invaluable knowledge ot California state government. Kay Cross IQ 6? fN'r Ax'rl GI: LS S r sz Girls' State Sharron Trueblood, 1958-59 Girls' State winner was truly a fine representative of the well- rounded students of CalHi. Her experience in- cluded living with other girls from other schools and learning first hand how our state govern- ment operates. SSL Dan Avey 204 V diplomas of seniors who have received nothing less than a B grade . V. for each semester of their high school career. The Gold Seal is one n' 'H of the highest awards CalHi has to offer. To those of you who re- vw' 4 Ci-XLIFGRNIA SEAL ceive this Gold Seal, congratulations, on your record of achievement. P' x . 0:9 The traditional Gold Seal of CaIHi will once again be placed on the ox? f oovow e .fl T Ei-XCE-IEE S' CLUB SCH' Li-XF Si-IIP - X7 It has become a custom at CalHi for the Teachers' Club to donate E scholarships to deserving students who have the desire to ioin the teaching profession. The faculty raises money for this purpose by , 4 sponsoring faculty shows and from contributions from teachers. Last year, Sonny Hayes was chosen for a scholarship. fx fNl fNf'If'IAl'6I The members of the California Scholarship Society earned money , by sponsoring the Valentine Dance, in order to present a scholarship to a deserving senior with an excellent academic record. These st-u- dents are chosen by a faculty committee. Those who had the honor of receiving this scholarship in the past years: of oo 1956 ..................... Sharon Cross Ni 1957. . . ....... Lois Feinberg 1958. .. .... Madeline Kroeze 1959 f UT ST I-XNDING T i-IESPIAN The person who receives this award is considered by the Thespians to be an all-around actor and outstanding member of the group. J.,-M The honored person receives a certificate giving full honor and . u P credit for earning the award. lt is presented at the senior awards as- ,X sembly. Previous recipients have been: ' fx A 3X X 1956 ................... Patsy Humiston pit 6 I E 1957... .... Jeanne Thebaux Xl ' 6 1958. . . ...... Linda Pierce ' ' 1959 g l 5 14 Why f if s i X N' i' f N LIFE PASSES Life Passes, which will admit their holders to all California High School athletic contests, have been earned by winning two Varsity letters in two sports or three Varsity letters in one sport. These awards are presented at the senior awards assembly. G. A. A. AWARD The G.A.A. Award is given to one lucky senior girl who possesses leadership, skill, and who is active in girls' sports. The gym teachers select the girl who is to receive this award. The students who have received them in the past are: 1956 ............ .... C harlotte Meissner MUSIC AWAF D The music awards are divided into two groups. One is the Musetude, the other is the lnstrumenta. The seniors who win this award have been nominated by either the choir, orchestra or one of the band groups, and selected by the music teachers of CalHi. The senior's name is engraved on a plaque and is then presented at the awards assembly. i 1957 ......... ..... J udy DuBay xv 1958 .... .... J udy Onstad T959 w S P'lERCi-IANDISING AWARD This year's fifth annual merchandising award went to a senior who was chosen by his or her merchandising and business practice teach- ers. The award itself was originally donated by Myers of Whittier. The first place winner receives fifty dollars. Past Winners were: T956 ..... .... D onna Willingham T957 ..... ..... G lenda Hanson 1958 ..... .... B obbie Broszman T959 205 34.4.35--7 . ' YM- ww, ,.. ' -, , 'il x fy' ' 9 , if 'f.f '9 T'!' ll Whose headaches? Not mine! Editing the Annual has been a wonderful experience, This was largely due to such a com- petent staff. Judy Bleak-associate editor-has been a loyal assistant and has done an outstanding iob. Without her efforts, this book might never hdve been published. Fulfilling an extremely difficult iob was Nancy Foster-sports editor. The entire sports section, excluding the copy, was in her hands. Thanks for a job well done, Nancy! Taking responsibilities and following through on all plans, made Judy Mollenhauer-activities editor-one of the most valuable members of the staff. Many thanks, Judy. Kathy McGuire--art editor-did a wonderful iob on the cover and worked hard to make the layouts creative and imaginative. Irene Kazmar-copy editor, along with her staff, successfully met all copy deadlines, and to Carol Senke-business man- ager and her staff a big vote of thanks for scheduling all ad pictures and for keeping us financially solvent. To Mr. Kreyche, our faithful advisor, we owe'a special debt of gratitude, for without his advice and cooperation the annual would not have become a reality. To the publisher-Yearbooks, Inc., to S. K. Smith-producers of the cover, to Watson Studios, for the many fine photo- graphs-thank you for your contribution in making this an- nual atsuccess. No editor can do his job successfully without the help of the staff. To all the staff members go my sin- cerest thanks for all of your efforts and hard work in mak- ing the '59 TALON such a success. Sincerely, Jody Brice Editor of 1959 TALON U' 41' Photo courtesy of Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce I i a I I L ! 7 M 1 9 1 1 6 I u 5 r Z I l i w I 1 , i n A I i a I . X i W' M 3 1 U r I f E v 1 w 5 Tm 'Jn Fmha? Milk QW Mm! Lmwl YTRE54 - . Wbfmriigf-. qf O' ma.l?1 Qparfnaj by pl r 1 U H A C Jr milk b lar prlesil lhzm mm nntl hu - ,- Qomar LEIYDTQSFP and Walnut Way n , ' , . Q Q P Mwmf V E 4 c 4 L s , 4 6 ' -Z , :XV 1 c c z 4 1. 1 1 N S Qi -n .., nznwnnn FBNGING 4 K 'kwsus I Nf L , ' .1 EENNE A ,, ,,-- A X -ul . www ' 'A 'f1s5 ?fi2ff if ' B U E515 'URSERQ ,,,15'I264f9xktWhlfI'ner iB,lvc'i ,,,1.W,,,, ' n,A xf .Q ,, Ms' ' Mei J' K 1, 4. ,' if K 4- 4, gg. Ama, 1- .4 2 Vi, -- YAAl:J:.Y.,1-WM'-p-,,F . . li ii. t., h 1 ,- ' , -Jw: ,,..,, .. , ff . . 6 ae ' -I Nj aug mi!! 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X , X D twig , O61 CK .XL Q19 'elf-N V GL f'2 'zf 'f 'Ll A 'Earle og' TNQ' 411, A liar Jim Childsi X' On behalf of the California High School driver education program X e directors, we of the l959 TALON Staff would like to extend our sin- V Qu! cerest appreciation to you and the members of your organization Qmzff C for your cooperation in our program. I l -fag Sincerely yours, 65+ X344 CC-J' 1959 TALON Staff :ed ,J Q Q N? OX ,fag 2'-ef T221 E4 A I iam, Ji' me my 2 , 1 1 W 'fn 5 Q I I my ami I a ig, 1 Q 2 M ' 4 31 47 Q . .,.. ' v 5 3 W E Eff 3' 5 36:5 a 5 w X ,Rx X L . . 4 'x., k -. 44-721 4 ...J- .z I 1' , nz BAKKER45 GOLDEN STATE GARAGE I ' , ' 12044 E. Front sf, ,- 44 E- '- Norwalk, California Y Est. .1880 A 'UN 21-1834 A - Butterfield Horses Quartered .A A +A 144 - ' , , ' ' pw .5 BAKER'S NORVVALK-U-SERVE INC. kr ' I ' H750 E. Imperial V A !7 '4 Norwalk, California UN 4-4787 UN 4-i825 Courtesy Corners IO ,gkx A L' 1 I BlSiN 'fTI 'K 'f f ol L-.mmJrcs.l' American Savings 8. Loan Assn. 15733 E. Whittier Blvd. Ow 1-1771 ........... . Ballard 8. Brockett 137 E. Philadelphia Ox 4-4074 ............. Bennett's Redwood Fencing 16528 E. Whittier Blvd. Ow 7-3717 .......... B. G. Photo Supply 146 E. Philadelphia Ox 4-3879 ......... Blue Hills Nursery 16440 E. Whittier Blvd. Ow 7-3643 ......... Bremwood Shop 14901, E. Whittier Blvd. Ox 3-8778 ......... Carand's Flowers 14608 E. Whittier Blvd. Ox 6-8689 ............ CeIia's Garment Cleaning 1122 S. Ocean View Ave. Ox 6-2723 ............ C. Orin Swain 9317 S. Colima Rd. Ox 4-5687 ...... .. Dairy Fresh Drive In 14011 Lambert Rd. Ox 8-1103 ..... Dress Bar 121 S. Greenleaf Whittier Quadway Ox 3-2612 .......,. Earl Douglas Footwear 116 E. Philadelphia Ox 4-3894 ......... Farmers Hardware 180 N, Greenleaf Ave. Ox 4-2638 .......... Friendly Hills Bowl 15545 E. Whittier Blvd. Ow 7-1759 .......... Gordons' Fashion Plate 16149 E. Whittier Blvd. OW 1-4119 .......... Hammrels' Dept. Store 14104 Lambert Rd. Ox 6-0814 ....... Hill's Clothiers 127 E. Philadelphia Ox 4-3192 ......... .lim Child's Buick 1555 E. Whittier Blvd. Ox 3-7717 ......... ....219 ....217 ....210 ....216 ....21O ....214 ....215 ....212 ....215 ....21O ....212 ....214 ....212 ....211 ....215 ....221 ....216 ...213 Judy 8. Edward's 15002 Mills Ave. Ox 3-9705 ........ Koon Realty 1562 E. Whittier Blvd. Ox 3-2758 ........ Lambert Pharmacy 14518 Lambert Rd. Ox 8-1214 ........ Modern Shop 1501 E. Whittier Blvd. Ox 9-2219 .......... Ocean View Beauty Shop 11 16 Ocean View Ave. Ox 6-9318 ......... Pioneer Paint Store 16421 E. Whittier Blvd. Ow 1-3251 ........... Stater Brothers 14212 E. Miles Ox 6-8213 .... Tibbetts 101 S. Greenleaf Ox 4-3649 ...... Trend O' Fashion 1 153 Quadway Ox 6-7114 ....... T. R. Partee Insurance 1606 E. Whittier Blvd. Ox 8-1204 ......... Vaupel's 119 S. Greenleaf Ox 8-8041 ...... Veatch's Shoes 1131 Q-uadway Ox 6-4319 ........ Village Record 14127 E. Lambert Rd. Ox 3-4201 ......... Walter White Int. 16423 E. 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