California School for the Deaf - Scarlet and Gray Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1959 volume:

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This edition o X .p ks The Scarlet and Gray now becomes for us a cherished memoir-a lasting X testimony of our wonderful days at the California School for the Deaf at Q F . . y n fp X' T Riverside. 1 It 55, Within We have striven to include everyone and the major scenes to realisjzically depict life at CSDR. For us this has been a fine year, and there is muchfkthat we will always want to remember. We feel justly proud of our bpok and are satisfied that our memories will be Well served. We wishltolgthank the members of the Senior Class and others who con- tributed to thefsuccess of this book. We are deeply grateful to Mr. Rahmlow for the photographsg to Mr. Lindholm and the members of the printing classes for the printingg and last, but not least, to Mr. Gover, Mr. Barber and Miss Mog for their valuable assistance. ?g.J?,ld0JdM', qggflffrfjff 'U' JW all WW' fyyvfw up Wm ,WM LMVJC 'lf f in y WV 4 LVM Mfz!Vy1,, WWA Vlffwtyffl ,CIZZIQ yilzjffgbffjzqpi wt WJMH M' vw Un H MU WW 'f f 1 if W 0 'tw Mft ,ol , Page Two JCL! ' ww! jf X Ct ' 4 tiff Dedication THE CLASS of 1959 respectfully and affectionately dedicates this edition of THE SCARLET AND GRAY to Mr. C. L. Gover, whom we have known as teacher, supervising teacher, and friend since l953. In all of our activities Mr, Gover has been with us, constantly giving us advice, assistance, and encouragement. We have enioyed our years in Upper School, thanks to his guiding hand. His kindness, understanding, pati- ence, and interest have won him a very warm place in our hearts. Page Three Page Four Superintendent To the Members of the Class of 1959: Congratulations to each member of the Class of 1959. Your school has tried to teach you the basic principles of a successful life. We have tried to teach you to be a responsible person, to be honest, to Work hard, to be thoughtful of others, and to be a good citizen. We have tried to teach you the essentials of useful knowledge and skills. Up until now, your parents and your school have been assuming most of the responsibility for you. Gradually, we have been giving you more and more responsibility, and now is the time for you to assume it all. If you have learned the basic principles and the basic knowledges, you are ready to assume these responsibilities. Our best Wishes for a successful, happy life go with you. RICHARD G. BRILL Superintendent Principal ' ' f' ff . ' .' v ,.az W ' 7 ff- ' . '- 1 I xv f1f'5 2 . ffm' ,H .,,,- f, -, r .1 w. . , , '227ffff'4af,,- 5 vff l z f- Q- we R 19 f f is 4:5 f iff V ' . f ,fnffft , if . 'T f. VTZTW' 'I 4 i To the Graduates of 1959: Anticipation can give us a happy, exciting feeling. l know that each of you has this feeling as you approach graduation. Graduation day will be your day, the day when all your friends and teachers will be happy with you. Anticipation can cause anxiety also. The unknown future can be worri- some. For many years you have been preparing for the time when you would leave school and assume the full responsibilities of citizenship. Each of you has worked hard and is well prepared to be successful. Our best Wishes go with you. May happiness and success surround you forever. Armin G. Turechek Page Five Page Six Administrative Department Seated Qleft to rightjz Virgina Firth, Dr. Richard G. Brill, Myra Shine Standing fleft to rightjz George Olson, Alvin Stevenson, Adeane Busby, Walter Laputz, Arnetta Kincaid, Roy Campbell, Edith Domecq School Secretaries i i Seated fleft to rightyz Armin G. Turechek, Beatrice Harvey Standing Qleft to rightjz Dorothy King, Leta Lower, Fay Reese Kitchen Staff IX Front Rnw flefl lo righflz Marlin L, Keehnel, Puiph Willifmu, Henry E, Muller, Wilinrd Allen, Nich0ImG Phillipaon, Roy Stuizmcin, Jess Arius Second Row llef! Io righflz Ann Pnrhrnond, Gussm Srniih, Comlyn Smfr, Anfoneiio Brown, Mnrhildn Vuvm, Verna Recd, Clolo N. Brown, M-'ny Piqgifr, Mildred Dfmgifrs Third Row Hell lo righij: Bonnie M. Benllny, lnvusre M Hfiifs, Thrrlmfi D Bfiigf-I. Ann F Dnghrgv L,lry G. Costelluccio, Novolie A. Bemhery, Opui I Ewms, Thelma D Muller, Louise S Fergefson, Opal J. Smith, Curmy O'Reur, Alma B, Larson Infirmary Staff ' in hr r L00 In rlghl: Norsne Laughlin, Agnes Wickels, Grace Conrubie, Margofeve Tomaii i 1 'E' 3 f' Page Seven Page Eight Maintenance Siaii Kneeling lleft to righli: Paul Garcia, Edward Valentine, Almus Courtney. Alfred Calvano Second Row lleft lo rightl: Ury Worsham, Bookcr Coffee, William Hickman, Guy L. Tarbell, Harold Camp Third Row lleft to righll: Robert Mead, Ora K. Thompson, Marcus Anderson, Harold Land, Silvio Bardighi, Howard Mitchell, Alvin Sfevenson Fourth Row llefl to r'gh1l: Samuel Evans, George Schul, Carl R. Hartwell, Howard Banks, Marion Birdsell, Hugh Woody Janitorial Staff Sealed lleff to righll: Beatrice Blackman. Amelia Beverly, Lenora Arline, Elzora Toppin, Ida Helmes, Pauline OxsTeene, Mabel McDaniel Standing lieft lo righllz Thomas Adams, William Lay, Steve Leonard, Joe Jackson, Maurice McCloney, Alfonso Ramirez, Andrew Lowe, Roy Grayson, Fred Johnson, James Blancheffe M f 4 f 1 , , , W, alwwwf Y f 5 ' ! , ,ff X ff Z it I-Q,,. 4 ffwfiiwf-5 - lr ...M Q.U:.. 'Y ,T x l B-.wavy 3 W y , 'S , .- - , 5 ' R . '1 if' mv My fb, ,,,,., f , f 31 .Q ,A , ,W K ,i A 1 W 5 551-fi - , 1 X '1 I A1 3: if A it x gy A' I F 5 1 4-5 i - .,, UNNGVSCHGGI Page Ten To the Members of the Class of 1959: You have long looked forward to the day of your graduation. Now that it has come, a new goal must be chosen. It is our hope that this goal is to become respected citizens of the community in which you make your home. To reach this goal necessitates the application of all the good training you have received at CSDR. Lower School teachers also extend their congrat- ulations and wishes for a happy, successful life for each member of the Class of 1959. Grace E. Parson SUPERVISING TEACHER Teachers pn? fi Sealed Uef! to righiiz Buick Buehner, Bette Faufh, Cornelia Killingsworfh, Patricia Baichelder, Sarah Harper Aberneth Sara Weinbe Yr TQ Standing Heh to rightl: Doris Delong, Rosalin Loughran, Nancy Keim, Grace Paxson, Annette Young, Iolla Gales, Helen Toner. Barbara Gruber L. ovvor School Stoooots ' uv ' 4 f f - . 3 7 o -- o , A + o'o oo 'Q is ' C ' ,Q I ,W f ,, , K A qgxfgi ' ,fl off , f fl' N, -x ,A 1 fo f 4 . fo! IJ ENG 54915 H C f f 5 C ra 4 . Q ' ,, I , -Af' V .- . V , ' ' ' ' , is gg in i, X F7 ',,. i Q ,, . , gf 1 I Qlwg, flag, '95-'I dgiiii ,J Y i ff 9 o A f if af RE' V V I i ,ff Q 5, , 31 2 x 1, 5 5' , 4 Maw' ' .1 I K 1 li ia Mm X N, 5 V' W .1 Q vi , B , , ., y ' Q A3 ' ff, E 1 , 2, , Q . V jx f L X I I !mn,Vg?! ., 6,21 ns, ' ,Q df nl ' 1 ' , ' 7 0 bla, U ill ' 1 T fl . in 4. .. 1 .. 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Work diligently and uphold thc worthy principles that mzikc for El good life. We teachers hcrc at CTSDR are happy to have had a part in giving you ai good founrlzition und the needed tools to guide your future. The members of the Elementary School faculty offer their congratulations to you. Donaldina Tennis Teachers SUPERVISING TEACHER ,Q 5, 'ff Y Seated Uni! Oo righfj: Sondra Word, Ssllv Kelly QUV' C1e ee 's Ev,-X . Ei 'r 5' Sfanding Heh Us righll: Ben Wolf Reita Wcungews Psi? B 5-xp -1 ew Irs Cro' ' e Gladys Stephens int K, Ffa! Q in ns-I Page Thirteen Chris Anaya Wayne Austin Charles Barnes Jett Baucorn Judy Baucom Dieter Baumert Chris Bello Alcea Bradley Bryce Brewster Linda Briones Evelyn Brown Ricky Bryan Sharon Bryan Suzanne Calzada Michael Campbell Michael Cardinale Katherine Carlsen Carlsen Cisneros Patsy Dann David! Cisneros Edwin Henry Patsy Coates Cogswell Contreras Stephen Cook Gregory Decker Henry DeSalIe Jewel DeWitty Janice Dienst Judy Dille Vicki Disbrow Raymond Dotson Karen DuQuin Jeanette Estes Larry Falcone Craig Fenton Joe Ferraz Freddy Francis Sylvia Freer Mario Garcia Margo Ga rdea Keith Gamache Ralph Gibbins Russell Gibbins Linda Goetz Diana Golclsberry Judy Golclsberry Genaro Gonzalez Robert Goodwin Susie Guzman Tony Hackett Doug ie Hale Leroy Harper Darrel I Hoff Lynn Hollinger Sherry Hudson Jeff Jones Porn Jordan Knren Kleiman Paul Kronick Jack Lamberton Monica Lane Joseph Leon Sylvyo Littleton Maria Loera Page Fourteen I I X My K iw 1 1 Ax' 1 X 1415 if rf - ,iz ga 1 1 1 1 1 11. .- if f 31.1133 If ' 1 fg c J V ,F1 1 1? 1 1 1 Yi 6 f 1 AVM1 i1 tfhvf' ex , ,' fl W1 11 ge ' 1 .1311 Liv' ,Q 94 s 'V ' .. '. 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 c 1 1- 5 1 4 :45 , 's.l 13. IH iw' ' 11 12:1 ' W K '- 'Q yivgiezs. 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Smith Jfvhnny Smnh 'Nflrferx Snyder O-grams Snrmg Srnzphen Svmngug Quchurd Smrlv J6'Yy SYEdvy Shawn Srrurevvigyvgy Nyrvono Slrfnernaynr K-fir S'1-nhensnn G':'f 'Jmqb-f Mike S'nJk,In Hf.a,': i Sulffxr. Phu! V'H'lU'7I Swv, J:-mufw Uni: Vwif, Pwu! Vwvem Honnqh Hhvr- Leonorfi 'Ifhw 10.111 'flxlril Dems 'Nyle' Cfxrcle 'flnnnfmmg Ge'r'Jl'J v'1'llh'JmS wwf '1'w'In'1r-rn iwme Nulmmgon Trng -'-Usa' 'J'1'1if .'h's1' lv'-'w -'-r'-re Bzbb, f:'.f g Page Fifteen Iniewnedkne School To the Class of 1959: S elect your friends with utmost care. E xpend the energy necessary to do your job Well. N ourish the ideals and virtues which We at CSDR have endeavored to impart. I mpress others by your accomplishments rather than by your possessions, 0 bserve the laws of righteous living. R adiate happiness in and enthusiasm for the work you undertake. S trive always for greater achievements. Sincerely, Alyce Thomas SUPERVISI NG TEACHER Teachers Sealed lleft fo rlghtl: Jean Greafhouse, Alyce Thomas, Nadine Schneider, Patricia Kitchen, Laura Kowalewski, Esther McGarry, Jeanne Paul Buck Row Uefi Io righll: LeVere Quinn, Norma Be T, N T Il, L B 1, D 'd M f H Ratai, Elizabeth Tyndale, Barry Griffing S Ormon U Y Gffv Offs' GV' aGarry, arold Page Sixteen Intermediate School Students Q. , , , I , , f 4 W' V1 X , f gf . , , V 6 Q3 Q WI? MQ 2 '7' ww ,Q W 4, H, ,. , ,,, f Nt xt vu Q 'fav ,,, ff ., , ,il , U t L, fra, ' in fltm, ,1 'J' .- A J' 6. ft I 3351, 'aa 'ftirz H 6 '. .V 171 , f, l. I C ,L . .dawn 9' 7 'Q' ,, A W ' V v 'A V4 , 5, X ' - -Q fi. , 7' lu QQ? . Si X N1 v 1 ,- L i 5 U, L 6- J , ,, A s L' 4' t , Q1 tt' K ,V , ggfifj f , .. . at 1 I f , 5,5 . , ,I ' wwf ,, ,,,, J K C K ,' .A , R A -1 e' e 'K 1 If 6 I , V , 1 1 vfiflpa rj r Q V7 A. WI' , 'A . . . A E A U , , Jlx 5? Q, -l .. 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May our guidance and our counseling steer you along the paths you trodg may the knowledge and the skills you have acquired be sufficient to start you on your wayg may you set fine examples for those who are to follow after youg may your actions always reflect honor upon your school, your friends, your state and your couniryg may you have the courage to do that which is right and the strength to resist temptationsg may you have the determina- tion to persevere when the going hecomes roughg may your dark clouds have silver linings and your tears of sorrow become ones of happiness. May each of you in your own separate way contribute something to the betterment. of mankindg may you always be a dreamer A and may your fondest dreams come true. 'EH' GQQW 'V ' ' --qsmmul E I 3 1 l l f 4 Sincerely, C. L. Gover SUPERVISING TEACHER Teachers reWeWrWe'W Mrrna A P1 L v Le.---s Tips: K.ii:'s. Jin' : e. '-'ide -e S fd ll 'I I righf: Hubemne Meg, Helen hor vs' oc ea eMusrr?dnno? Elsie Turechek, Dorothy Smollnoed Befw Ohlinilf' Back Row flgh fo righti: Warren Foufh, William Bien McCoy Ne 1c L: x Ne.-.rin f' Bene Stanley Menson Page Nineteen Eloise Alexander Mike Ackerman l-rank Aimendarez Elmer Anderson Henry Barnes Joel Bellavia I-rank Bobitch Ronald Boughton Doris Broadway Mary Burnbarger Carolyn Burton Larry Bush Donna Carpenter Ronald Caselman Richard Cato Bob Coats Susan Courtney Merry Danielson John Darby Jimmy Davidson Donald Day Margaret Dewey Karen Dienst David Dobrovech Peggy Domenick Tommy Evans Virginia Fallin Carl Flegenheimer Kathleen Foley Douglas Fowler Velva Francis Toni Frees Kenneth Garner John Gasman Paul Geyer Barbara Goldman Butch Gongaware Nelson Granslon Dolores Grigsby John Gullo Phillip Gutierrez Shirley Hendricks Karl Herkelrath Richard Herrick Shirley Hill Dorothy Hotfinger Barbara Houston Pete Howe Roy Huckabee Francis Huckins Jackie Huffman Hurtt Jackson Jandle Verlin Harold Cynthia Jandle Johnson Jones Kaufman Kevil King Janet Kornita Sonia Kracer Mike Lamb Romana Phyllis Darlene Dennis Lorellei Richard Carl Lambrecht Josef Lerman Sharon Lesser Marilyn Lewis Sharon Lewis Socorro Loredo Page Twenty Students in iirur , csrr J is , J V' jf ,, -Q: W , f fig' ' rs-.QQQELZSYQ y . 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I , ,, 1 .'.f -.4 3 f: Z': f : Q' Q 4 ,I , K ge? ,g-- g?..,T,, T 9' 'fun- ' h 5' , V-' .. v ,Ah . , I' Q J! f ' - A 1 .inf Page Twenty-One VooaHohalDeparhnent SUPERVISING TEACHER To the Seniors of 1959: For many of you graduation means the end to school days. To others it means a beginning of more school to carry you on to higher goals. In either situation your graduation from CSDR is a commencement into adult life. Your training at CSDR has been to the end to fit you to meet 1ife's challenges. Here at CSDR you have gained many knowl- edges and many skills to help you in meeting the challenges of a work-a-day world. The way you use these skills and knowledges will determine your success in the World. Never be satisfied with less than your best efforts. By always doing your best and ever being conscious of the needs and desires of your fellow men and employers you have every chance for success. As you leave us here at CSDR the members of the Vocational Department wish to congratulate you upon your graduation and to extend to you their very best wishes for a most happy and pros- perous future. Howard H. Rahmlow Teachers git , 4 Bi lfl f f7 If Seated lleft to rightl: Joanne Meek, Martin Vitz, Henry Zink, Joseph Pepe, Connie Schuman Back Row Cleft to rightl: Felix Kowolewski, James Meeks, Toivo Lindholm, William Peters, Page Stratton, Rudolph Ackerman, Howard Rahmlow, Evan Ellis Page Twenty-Two ?'..Y ar... .ali -- - 9 if JN E ' 7527 ' ll - ' 37 kk: ' .1 ug, A 'E 1-11 I . :fl kj 5 A A. 'HmIf1g:1:gxr':r,. P, 4-' 37. lvi.K'.N.5 -fu J R -If -i 1, mm Ulf 'W' 11 Bum. BHJLARY PRE5l ur-.QQ i --11 ,Vs Z , nf 65 Wu'- n ap. Y Residence Hall Statt DEAN OF STUDENTS J U N E DEAN Page Twenty-Four To the Members of the Class of 1959: June 10, 1959-a sad day as Well as a happy day for you. You are leaving CSDR and are going to miss the close association that you have had here with your many friends and classmates. It will also be a happy day for you because it will be the beginning of your adult life. You will have the opportunity of determining the extent of your success by being careful to always give your best performance, to plan wisely and to follow through to completion any task attempted. Keep these ideals, and you will achieve the success all of us at CSDR wish for you today. Mary Scully Ser iof Courselors ROBERT ZECH JANET GUETTER C20umselors,Amea1 Seated: UE 'U YIQNI Numfwf' Dosml, Hr-lrfm Hnckmfm Gd: 'ffwvmv-'s, 'cdr .'1'-ruby Qudy Hyde' Jflfwl G1Jf:V11:r, Mfuy fwmf J'1y Vo 'fm Juv-s,Mrw M-m.1 Dfzmf: D w-fs':'N E41 Cizsefn ending: Heh to rightl Cllfff, 1 Snydf-f kfmerr H n k--1 Jwfw-5 M' pf- K':'he':'ve Swfc Scrub Muyev, WIMHIA fr'-I-mfm, CN1viy'. Hmyfffmfl Dfmnfn Kuifms, Vafwuzffz rms M'1'y .'!+:kv'ws:n COumsm0rs,AreaQ U P V 'IVA ff? 2- . 4 f Q, 1.10, -r 34 -givin fgpzi Ji, -+ q S , , ' , . r f' i 1 hwy II W, fum? 4 v-, 1 Lv- .4, ' , 1,-,, Sealed Ileft Oo righljz Duvu- - , 1, ,- 1.- lccn Andclson, Nmmu V-lah,-y, H1-fem -- Suu f.,f,w,r .,- 1 w, , . 3 I hms, rx h f V h J w , 3 , I , L. Sianding Heh lo righljz Mnidufri Huf u 1' in H -. f CoumSm0rs,Area3 Seated Heh to righll: E,,1.x,vg L1-.': 1 f Bemnc Lomb BK-vrmru CJ .Ma Standing Uef! In rightfr -Urs KH:- VVliilum Malls -- f , ,+ , P ..,-,. -.3 Page Twenty-Five 2 T u E 2 2 i I Z E - - f ,, nmmmmyfzfuy mmwfl . f V4,,ffw,vwmvMw4Nwwvw0:m1s, f:mf4v,zmwzw,mw Class of CLASS ROLL 1959 Henry Barnes Ronald Boughton Ronald Caselman Richard Cato Margaret Dewey Virginia Fallin Dolores Grigsby Shirley Hill Harold Jackson Lorellei Kevil Molly Merritt Karen Roach David Robinson Jack Salisbury Nancy Scallon Kathlyn Stirling Fred Sweetland Vera Vasquez Anne Wallis Wayne Williford Pat Zvada CLASS OFFICERS Preszdent Anne Wallis Secretary: Virginia Fallin Vzce Preszdent: Jack Salisbury Treasurer: Henry Barnes SCARLET AND GRAY STAFF shirley Hill, Editor Molly Merritt Fred Sweetland Karen Roach Pat Zvada CLASS MOTTO Virtue is bold and goodness never fearful. COLORS FLOWER Red and Silver Carnation Sponsor Assistant Sponsor Mr Barber Miss Mos Page Twenty-Seven r u RONALD LEE BOUGHTON San Diego Ron . . . Likes to tease and to joke . . . Tells stories in dramatic style , . . Big Chatterbox . . . Favorite expression: Here's some advice . . . Enjoys bathing and singing in a tub of water . . . Has a weakness for smoking . . . Pet peeve: Rules! Rules! . . . Hobby: Art . . . Student Council, '58-'59 , . . Football, '56-'57 . . . Track, '56-'58 . . . Ambition: To be a photo tinter or a Welder. i l I Page Twenty-Eight HENRY CALVIN BARNES Stateline Buddy' '... Loves to tease girls and to flirt . . . Favorite sports: Basketball and track . . . Pet peeve: Doing his homework . . . Alway giggles . . . Favorite saying: Really! . . . All-Star Basketball, Arrowhead League, '58 . . . Pep Squad, '58-'59 . . . B.A.A., '56-'58 . . . Treasurer of Dramatic Club and Senior Class, '58-'59 . . . Pep Squad, '58-'59 . . . Ambition: To go to Gallaudet College and to work in the field of electronics. 5 i RONALD PAUL CASELMAN Los Angeles Ronnie . . . Is good natured . . . Always says to everyone he passes . . . Has beautiful wavy hair . . . Pet peeves: Getting up in the morning, and boys borrowing his comb . . . Has a weakness for sports . . . His favorite saying: Wait . . . Bas- ketball, '56-'58 . . . Baseball, '57-'58 . . . Vice-Pres- ident of Student Council, '58-'59 . . . Ambition: To work in a cabinet shop. RICHARD ALAN CATO North Hollywood Dick . . . Tallest and thinnest of the seniors: 6214 . . . Transferred from public school in 1957 . . . Is very restless . . . Has a weakness for cars . . . Likes to tinker with hot rods . . . Used to ride in drag races . . . Teased as Blinking Eyes . . . Pet Peeve: Being so thin . . . Tr'ies to build his muscles . . . Football, '57-'58 . . . Basketball, '57-'58 . . . Goal: Hopes to get a job in drafting or metal work. VIRGINIA LOUISE FALLIN Banning 'Gigi' '... Attracts attention when she talks . . . Has weakness for Japanese things . . . Is afraid of dark places . . Hobbies: Collecting stuffed animals and buying clothes . . . Has a filled hope chest . . . Favorite expression: Do you know what?' '... De- tests steak . , . Dramatic Club, '54-'59 . . . President of Science Club, '56-'67 . . . Volley ball Team, '56-'57 . . . Secretary of Science Club, '37-'58 . . . Secretary of G.A.A., '57-'58 . . . Secretary of Pep Squad, '57-'58 . . . Secretary of Junior and Senior Classes, '57-'59 , . . Ambition: To be a linotype operator. MARGARET JANE DEWEY Long Beach Maggie '... Quiet and unpretentious . . . Loves to watch television movies . . . Enjoys other girls' Conversations . 4 . Teasecl as The Pest' '... Favor- ite expression: 'tIt's not funnyf' '.,. Is interested in art . . . Pet peevt-1 Doing her arithmetic . . . Weakness: Tim, her paraket-t . . . tliA.A., '53-'59 Pep Squad, '57-'59 . . . llas won awards in art and also the Ilorrnitory Award in improvement . . . Ambition: To be :t housewife. M Page Twenty-Nine J Santa Ana Shirley . . . Youngest senior . . . Loves to tease the boys . . . Detests cottage cheese . . . Kidded as Ballnose . . . Hobby: Collecting souvenirs from different states . . . Won Zonta Award, 1955 . . . Student Council, '54-'56, '57-'59 . . . Dramatic Club '54-'59 . . . Manager of Volleyball Team, '55-'56, '57- '58 . G.A.A. '56-'57, Vice-President, '58-'59 . . . Volleyball Team, '56-'59 . . . Treasurer of Junior Class, '57-'58 Scarlet and Gray, '58-'59 . . . Ambition: To be a good housewife. Page Thirty IMA DOLORES GRIGSBY Riverside Dolores . . . Always smiling . . . Loves to listen to music . . . Has a weakness for Thunderbird cars and Japanese things . . . Likes to step out . . . Is very fussy about her hair . . . Neat appearance . . . Pet peeve: Hates to be lonesome . . . Hobby: Col- lecting records . . . Favorite expression: I don't believe it' '... Favorite sport: Badminton . . . G.A.A., '55-'59 . . . Pep Squad, '55-'59 . . . Dramatic Club, '55-'59 . . . Ambition: To work in an office. SHIRLEY ANN HILL l . . Tumbling Team, '55-'56 . . . Treasurer of ' President of Pep Squad, '58-'59 . . . Editor of I HAROLD LLOYD JACKSON Los Angeles Harold . , . Well mannered , . . Always polite . . . Likes to talk with the boys and giris . . . Loves to eat chocolate pastries . . . Enjoys tennis, baseball. and swimming . . . Favorite expression: Think X, f so?'l . , . Dramatic Club, '57-'59 . . . Manager of A basketball, baseball, and track, '58-'59 . . . President of Student Council, '58-'59 , . . Ambition: To be an electrician or cabinetmaker . . . Goal: To find a girl of good character and to get married. LORELLEI LOUISE KEVIL Azusa Lori . . . Is the merriefst of them all . , . Laughs easily when teased . . . Is mischievous . . . Usually is called the little devil . . . Has a great likeness for all sports . . . I: one of the best tumblers on the team . . . Eats great quantities of potatoes but un- able to become a Ufatso' '... Dislikes being bothered while sleeping . . . Tumbling Team, '55-'58 . . . Manager of Swimming Team, '56-'58 . . . Volley- ball Team, '56-'58g Manager, '56-'58 . . . Vice President of Pep Squad, '56-'58 . . . G.A.A., '53-'59 . . . Ambition: To be a business machine operator. designer. KAREN YVONNE ROACH Gardena Karen . . . Likes to listen to records . . . Often called Snooky Poo . . . Has a weakness for pas- tries . . . Favorite saying: Anyway . . . Loves to waterski , . . Goes for handsome boys . . . Dislikes liver . . . Won two second place awards in art for posters, '56-'58 . . , Hobby: Collecting pictures of show people . , . ls very good as a Hula dancer . . . Appeared on TV several years back and won a trip to Las Vegas , . . Cheerleader. '56-'59 . . . Vice- President of Pep Squad, '56-'58 . . . Member of Ll.A.A. and Dramatic Club . . . Science Club, '56-'58 . , Volleyball Team. '57-'59 . . . Student Council. '55-'55 . . . Dreams of becoming a fashion model. but being on the practical side is ambitious to be a tracer or a fashion designer. MOLLY SUE MERRITT Altadena Molly . , . ls sweet, friendly and cheerful . . , Likes to tease , . . Has ll wonderful talent in art . . . Won three art awards in poster work, '56-'58 . . . Won Blue Ribbon in ceramics at Indio Date Fair, '58 . . . Loves to eat foreign food . . . Enjoys dancing and participating in sports . . , Student Council, '55-'56 . , . C'heerleuder, '56-'57 . . . Man- . '7 ager of Folk Dancing, '56-'58 . . . Treasurer of Sci- 5 ence Club, '57-'58 . . , Pom Pom girl, '57-'59 . , . Tumbling Team, '37-'59 . , , Volleyball Team. '57-'59 . . . President of G.A.A., '58-'59 . . , Secretary of Dramatic Club, '58-'59 . . , Ambition: To go to Gallaudet College . . . Goal: To become a fashion Page Thirty-Onc JACK WILLIAM SALISBURY Long Beach Jack . . . One of the most popular boys Crowned King of the Campus for 1958 . . . Always smiles and is cheerful . . . Won D.A.R. Good Citi- zenship Award for 1958 . . . Likes to play volleyball during spare time . . . Has a weakness for girls . . . Enjoys practical jokes , . . Kidded as Ski Nose . . . Likes to tease the teachers . . . Pet Peeve: Getting hurt while participating in sports . . vorite subject: Algebra . . . President of Science Club, '57-'58 . . . Sports: Football Team, '56-'59, Captain, '57-'58 . . . All Star Football, Arrowhead League, 1958 . . . Track, '57-'59 . , . Vice President of Junior and Senior Classes, '57-'59 . . . Ambition: To become a linotype operator. Page Thirty-Two HAROLD DAVID ROBINSON Riverside Dave . . . Day Student . . . Always whistling . . . Enjoys listening to the American Bandstand on television . . . Favorite saying: I think so . . . Enjoys reading about outer space and stories writ- ten by Mark Twain . . . Is a movie fan . . . Weak- ness: Eating Fritos . . . Likes to watch football and baseball games . . . Ambition: To be a printer. Fa- NANCY CLAIRE SCALLON Pasadena Nan' '... One whom the students like to tease . . . Friendly and cheerful . . . Has a deep dimple on her right cheek . . . Kidded as Olive Oil', . . . Pet Peeve: Being bothered too much . . . Hobby: Photography . . , Weakness: Sports . . . Dramatic Club, '56-'59 . . . G.A.A., '56-'59 . . . Pep Squad, '56-'59 . . . Ambition: To be a typist. KATHLYN MARY STIRLING South Gate Kathy . . . Transferred from public school in 1957 . . . Likes to read . . . Friendly but shy . . . Enjoys listening to classical music . . . Weakness: Hot fudge sundaes . . . Hobbies: Embroidering knitting . . . Favorite saying: Oh . , . Dramatic X Club, '57-'59 . . . G.A.A., '57-'59 . . . Volleyball Team, '58-'59 . . . Pep Squad, '57-'59 . . . Ambition: To go to Gallaudet College. ELVIRA MARIA VASQUEZ Whittier Vera . . . Friendly and sweet . . . Good humored . . . Has a pretty smile . . . Neat appearance Can speak Spanish and can sing in Spanish Weakness: Enchiladas . . . A volleyball enthusiast . . . Is always busy as a bee . . . Has helped out as counselor for the younger students . . . Hobbies: Knitting, sewing, and cooking . . . Favorite saying: Nothing Favorite subjects: English Science . . . Volleyball Team, '56-'57 . . . G.A.A., Dramatic Club and Pep Squad, '55-'59 . . . Ambi- tion: To be a typist. and FREDERICK WALTER SWEETLAND Gardena Fred' '... Our Santa Claus' '... A 200 pounder . . . Favorite expression: That reminds me of . . . . . Has a weakness for peanuts . . . Pet peeve: Having too much homework . . . Has a natural abil- ity for acting . , . Interest: linlarging his nest egg . . . Likes to read comic books . . . Habit: Losing things , . . Favorite sports: Football and volleyball . . . B.A.A., '55-'59 . . . Dramatic Club, '56-'59 . . . Pep Squad, '58-'59 . . . Student Council, '58-'59 . . Ambition: To be a baker or a dairy worker. fs., li? and Page Thirty-Three WAYNE LEE WILLIFORD Compton Wayne . . , Freckled and red-headed . . . Is quiet and easy-going . . . Is interested in everything about cars . . . Likes to play volleyball . . . Favorite ex- pression: Maybe' '... Pet peeve: People at CSDR who let their cars get too dirty . . . Weakness: Keeping hair combed neatly . . . B.A.A., '56-'59 . . . Plans to work at his father's service station. Page Thirty-Four ANNE ALLISON WALLIS Long Beach Anne . . . Blushes at the drop of a hat . . . Pop- ular . . . Very athletic . . . A crossword puzzle fan . . . Pet peeve: Being bothered While busy . . . Weakness: Pizza . . . Favorite saying: Oh, balo- ney! . . . Favorite subject: Social Studies . . . Hob- by: Writing letters . . . Student Council, '53-'57 . . . Manager of Swimming, '56-'57 . . . Volleyball Team, '56-'59 . . . Treasurer of Pep Squad, '57-'583 Drummer, '57-'59g Secretary, '58-'59 . . . G.A.A., '55-'59, . . . President of Junior Class, '57-'58 . . . Vice President of Science Club, '57-'58 . . . Presi- dent of Senior Class, '58-'59 . . . President of Dra- matic Club, '58-'59 . . . Ambition: To go to Gal- laudet College and to be a P.E. teacher. FRANK PATRICK ZVADA Arlington Pat . . . Day Student . . . Lanky . . . Friendly . . . Dependable . . . A good helper . . . Kidded as The Egyptian . . . Favorite expression: I don'1 know . . . Pet peeve: Unable to be in two places at the same time . . . Has a weakness for pastries . . . Favorite subjects: Science and Social Studies . . B.A.A., '53-'59 . , . Dramatic Club, '54-'59 . . . Football team, '56-'57 . . , Basketball team, '55-'56 . . . Manager of basketball, football, baseball, and track, '57-'59 . . . Ambition: To work in an upholstering shop. l Class History THE CLASS OF 1959 was formed in the fall of 1957 with twenty-three members. Officers elected at the first meeting were, President, Anne Wallis, Vice-president, Jack Salisbury, Secretary, Virginia Wauson, and Treasurer, Shirley Hill. Beginning in March, 1958, we undertook to raise money for our class fund. Candy was sold daily io the students and lhe faculty at several places on the campus. Hoi' dogs, cold drinks, coffee were sold at our home athletic games. We washed cars one Saturday each month. During April and May we did much work on plans for the Junior-Senior dance which was held on May 31. The theme was By the Sea. We decorated for lhe commencement exercises and also served as ushers. Returning 'io CSDR in Seplember, 1958, we were full-fledged seniors and received our class rings. Three members of our Junior class did not return and one became a member, so this made twenty-one seniors. Anne Wallis was re-elected class president and Jack Salisbury was retained as vice-president. Virginia Fallin continued as class secretary, into which place she had stepped during her Junior year because of the departure of the first secretary. Henry Barnes became treasurer. T'hose on the SCARLET AND GRAY staff were: Shirley Hill, editor, Molly Merritt, Karen Roach, Fred Sweetland and Pat Zvada. We had class meetings every Tuesday afternoon. It was our good fortune to help sell concessions at Riverside City Colleges four home football games. Our share of the profits swelled the class treas- ury considerably. We also sold Kathryn Beich candy and Christmas cards. By December we had reached our goal and this permitted the Junior Class to take over when school resumed in January. From January through May, work on the SCARLET AND GRAY progressed in earnest. On Sunday, March 21, Mr. and Mrs. Zvada invited us to a surprise birthday party for Pat. A buffet style dinner consisting of baked ham and fried chicken with all the trimmings was served. We enioyed the food and had fun playing croquet, horseshoes, badminton and throwing darts. We were at Catalina Island on May 1 and 2. The holiday outing was thoroughly enjoyed by all. After this came the Junior-Senior dance, class night and the senior banquet. It is with mixed feeling that we view the approach of graduation. We will go our separate ways with many pleasant memories of CSDR, accented by the events of our senior year. Virginia Fallin Page Thzr y Fwe Class Prophecy IT IS 1978 on the 25th anniversary of CSDR during which the Class of 1959 plans to have a reunion. As our story begins we find Henry Barnes, who has become head football coach at C.S.D., Berkeley, at home making plans to call all the 1959 graduates for the Class Reunion in Feb- ruary, for which he is chairman. He sits down to his TV-phone, which has been a boon to the deaf. First, he calls Ronald Caselman in Santa Monica where he is a hair dresser in a fashionable beauty salon. After a short visit, Henry tells him about the reunion. Next he contacts Richard Cato who is a first class mechanic at the McComber Ford Dealers in Los Angeles. After numerous calls to various places, he finally locates Margaret Dewey at the CBS-TV studios in Hollywood where she is busily mak- ing costumes for television performers. A call to Lori Kevil finds her at her IBM key punch machine at Lockheed Aircraft Cor- poration in Burbank. Virginia Fallin is married and living in Phoenix. She has triplets, Tom, Dick and Harry, who are about 11 years of age and keep her very busy. The directory shows he must call East now to New York City where he reaches Dolores Grigsby at her fashionable Dress Shoppe. One of her best customers is Karen Roach who models clothing at the more exclusive stores in New York. She is in the shop just as Henry calls. Both are enthusiastic about the reunion and plan to come. Henry now calls Shirley Hill Chadwick in San Diego where he finds her at home in the midst of a vacuum cleaner demonstration by a salesman who is none other than David Robinson. tShe doesn't buy one. She must talk to her husband first.J He finds Harold Jackson fitting a suit for Gilbert Delgado in Harold's Ments Store in San Francisco. Molly Merritt has wandered farthest away Page Thirty-Sta: from home and is found in Paris at her de- signing board creating fashions for leading ladies throughout the world. Jack Salisbury is happily engaged as a lino- typist for the Los Angeles Times. For recreai tion we find he has continued to play basket- ball and is the star player for the Valley Silent Club. Little Nancy Scallon has moved to Rome, Italy, where her once trim figure has taken on tremendous pounds. She just couldn't let that spaghetti alone. Kathy Stirling was found among her first love, at the University of California at Los Angeles, where she is Chief Assistant to the head librarian. After graduation Fred Sweetland joined the rush to Alaska where he is found with his hands in the dough-in Juneau-where he is chief pastry baker for a large commercial bakery. Vera Vasquez has become a florist in San Diego where she turns out the most exquisite floral arrangements. In addition to caring for her husband and home Anne Wallis spends four days a week as an instructor of physical culture at a health studio in Culver City. Pat Zvada has been doing his part in speed- ing the march toward conquering space by assembling precision parts for rocket ships at Rohr Aircraft in Riverside. Wayne Williford has found his place in the servicing and towing of automobiles on the highway. He is following in the footsteps of his father. The final call was made to Ronald Bough- ton who is employed as a machinist at the Convair Plant in San Diego. The months fly by-October, November, December, and January, and finally February arrives . . . as do all the grads of 1959. A wonderful time is had by all as they recount experiences since leaving school as well as re- calling memories of school days. Class Will We, the Class of 1959, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Before leaving our dear school we wish to bequeath certain of our possessions to the following individuals with the hope that they will make good use of them. Henry Barnes would like to see PETER NATALE eat more and improve his avoirdupois, so he leaves him a bag of peanuts as a good way to get started. Ronald Boughton wills to JAMES MANUEL a book on how to lose weight and hopes he will be able to curb his appetite and at the same time get more exercise. To DON WINANT, Ronald Caselman gives a hair kit, so he won't have to struggle with his hair any more. Richard Cato, knowing DANNY VALDEZ is interested in talking about cars, wills him a book on cars. Margaret Dewey leaves her enjoyment of watching TV to FRANCIS HUCKINS and hopes he will enjoy many cartoons on this miniature TV set. Lori Kevil knows KAREN DIENST delights in playing tricks on the girls and bequeaths to her a collection of novelty items which she can use to scare them. In view of DONNA CARPENTER'S dislike for spinach, Gigi Fallin wills her a can of this green vegetable and urges her, for health's sake, to develop a liking for it. Dolores Grigsby bequeaths a mirror and a comb to SONIA KRACER so that at all times she can use them to keep her hair looking neat and pretty. To CAROL LEE WALES, Shirley Hill leaves her fondness for clothes with the gift of a flour sack dress. Harold Jackson realizes that RUSSELL THEXTON needs to learn good table manners and wills him a book on etiquette. BARBARA GOLDMAN may some day wish she could draw so Molly Merritt bequeaths her some art materials tcoloring book and crayonsj so that she can try to develop the skill. Karen Roach bequeaths to PAUL WINDFELD'l' a lei as a memento of the pleasure they had in talking about ilawaii. To DAVID OLSON, David Robinson wills a set of barbells for developing his muscles. Jack Salisbury leaves his ability to play basketball to BILL RAMBORGER. ta basketbally. Nancy Scallon leaves a fan to DOROTHY STIGGER and would like for her to use it to keep her temper from getting too hot. Kathy Stirling wills to PEGGY DOMENICK her interest in reading books. To KENNETII GARNER, Fred Sweelland wills a book cn how to date. so he will become more interested in girls. Vera Vasquez leaves her sweet disposition and bright smile to RONALD VIDUYA with this sign Try Smiling. Anne Wallis would like for MR. BLEA to keep on using her favorite ex- pression, Oh, Baloney! , so as a reminder she wills him a roll of bologna. Wayne Williford leaves his calm disposition to ANN NEWBY ia bottle of candy tranquilizersl. Page Thirty Seven 4 1 I w V 1 W5 u Y v ,f.W,v.v--..-www-.,....,..,,. M. inn... f,,, W .fm .-. ,, - - - 4 , .AM M1 f V V ff ff v A ff 'V ff ff ww-,ff ,, ,wQfffwf,4f-wwpff ' f, wnwwmwmz ww, .yy 1 . 1 .. 'Q' .-. .. .TEMPERAMENTAL BOUGHTON Jig? 5 N f 6 ., .fi . BEST ' 4 Ffxlfzsa FE -,fv DX Q W fy L 1' QQQLWD . 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Thompson, Mr. Barrett Page Forty-One Pep Squad Z Muscat: The Cub-Larry Bush Cheerleaders: llefl lo rightl A. Wallis, drummer, V. Fallin, K. Roush, F. Sweetland, D. Hottinger, E. Smith, Miss Smallwood First Row llefl ro ri hll: L. Messersmilh, M. Danielson, M. Reynoso, C, Zamora, B. Persons, B. Roberts, P. Wheeler, l. Wo?ters, B. Goldman, J. Peters, K. Dienst Second Row lleff io righilz S. Mann, N. Scallon, S. Lesser, C. Burton, E. Alexander, M. Roquemore, A. Wilson, D. Stigger, P. Johnson, T. Frees, M. Watson, M. Dewey Third Row llefv lc rightl: V. Vasquez, M. Bumbarger, M. Wilson, R. Jandle, D, Carpenter, M. Domenick, S, Hendricks, D. Broadway, J. Stermolle, B. Houston, D. Jones, S. McGahey, K. Stirling Fourth Row lleft lo rightl: V. Woolery, K. Foley, J. Kornita, S. Lewis, J. Huffman, P. Howe, A, Newby, S. Loredo, L. Zamora, l-l. Zucker, D. Grigsby, R. Boughton Pom-Pom Girls llefi to rightl: V. Franfis, M. Merritt, M, Lewis, C. Wales, S, Kracer Tumblers lleft to rightl: J. Davidson, L. Koyil, H. Barnes, S. Hill, K. Garner, S. Courtney GiHs'RecreaUonaIClub Cheerleaders: llefr to righfl J. Shopshire, N. Cisneros, L. Van der Laan First Row: lleft fo rightl Miss Best, C. Blood, S. Fuhr, E. Sargent, D. Bates, F. Cameron, M. Holcomb, T. Bailey, S. Waddel, Mrs. Tyndale Second Row: llef! Io rightj L. Foshee, L. McGuire, J. Hubbs, G. Alvarez, S, Cameron, P. Thorsell, M. Nitchman, D. Larson, P. Davis, L. Lewis, J. Hahn Third Row: llefi to rightl M, Wingfield, M. Luta, H. Silfies, S, Acosta, M. Grandtield, L. Cummings, J. Jones, P. Courtright, C. Bates, S. Brown, S. Suter Page Forty-Two Girl Scouts Je' 95 E 4-1.-. .. .. -, . .......?...-1 Froni Row lleh to rightlz Mrs. Kowulewski, S. Roach, P. Contreras, H White, A Sargent, P. Corlson, S. Freer, G. Pino, J. Smith, K. Kleiman, J Dille, J. Estes, Miss Young Second Row llefl to rlghil: Mrs. Terry, D, Goldsberry, J, Baucorn, A, Marsh, J Goldsberry, P. Jordan, M, Lune, S, Hudson, J. DeWitty, S. Brycm, S. Jacobs, C, Williams, M. Gmhercole, Miss Arbuthnor Thlrd Row llefl lo rlghtlz Miss Clark, E. Brown, L. Sleeper, B, Williamson, N Sanders, S. Calzada, S. Guzman, G. Perez, K. DuQuin, J, Muizland, N Burrell, B Miller, J Bates, N Price Fourth Row Ile!! lo righllz J. Dr:Witty, F. Nelson, K. Rowenhorst, W Blfrrlfburn, N Sirnremcycr, M Rose. L, Renfro, L. Dinndorf, L, Brionras, L. Dulresne, J. Phillips, B Mason, S. Williamson, J, Phmney. B. Oshorn, Miss Meek Fifth Row Heh Io righil: Miss Rennri, Mrs, Punish, J. Welch, P, Jolirinz-:n, J. Oliviis, S Dyrnond, M l. Acevedo, V. Polich, S. Bllller, J. Simerson, L Love, B, 'Nilsornery S Thompson, Miss Voul Boy Scouts l i f 4, I 1, I, i T i K ' Acuna i will Front Row lleft to rightl: F. Longbotham, M. King, B. Brewster, J Terre H Vtir- Mes-den C Him'-er C Marsh, J, Crawshctw, M. Wilson, P. Bybee, T Parker, S Strnterneye' G i.'f'illi:i s Second Row lleft to rightl: R. Reynolds, P Kromck, J. Lambeton i'.', Cwciinaie G .'.1.:i? J Feffez L Hnraer, F! Third Row lleft to righll: D. Golden, H. Srcmsbery, J, Bciucom J Smirhson, B. Quartermus Rafferty, M, Hagar, T. Hackett, J, Wilcox Follrfh Row llefi Io righll: Mr. Menson, Mr Holter. M Campbell, J Lwni' 'A L:: ':: C HILE' O :ifzhenry P' Baron, C. Bello, R. Blancet, C, Fenton, D Ice J Leng Fifth Row Ueff lo righilz W. Austin, Donny Marquez, R Villu 5 C:w's E .',i'i'l? 3 SL:':'J f-' r'-luhsney R. Stark, J. Segafredc, F. Duran D. Olson, M. Silvas, C Vxsauvz J Hemi 4 : G Jrhnson Sixth Row Hell Oo righilz R. Goodwin, W. Snyder J Jsnes. D .Kiley R Nu- .lf Z-e:h M' Peas Seventh Row llefi to ightlz Mr. Wolf. Mr Rota: Mr, Meeks, M' Tr. lv ii' -l 'N' Bu -e'f, 'lr Pe'e's Mr. Fauth, Mr. Vitz, Mr. Fonshow, Mr. Griffing Page Forty-Three A ,..,, f'fRwX,w,,Ay...,g, wa flf f 4 gf by f 15951 4 0 AK 4 W9 1 62 2 4 Q V 1-wsww 1'.y4,.g . .1 - 211 ., 5.5 f W . if 'wi-ff L.- Q4.a2fpL 'L ' . rw, IW- ,,..-, 3 ..: . gf, . 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' X, k 'K 5 ... .AZ ,. f sc? 1 'Y' :sexy 4 ,gfglyg ' - mf s , , Q97 a si f , 3 . 155 X S 2. 1 f 5 , Xa , W , V 4 IQ rv , N P? 1 Q Ks 4 A fx X X V 1513 2 wi Hgh fx w 2 X E L S S 5 5 J Wi X x f wg Q Q Q X gif 4 f Q? gf QA 'cqiy is x 1 5 9 y 5 A 3? , K X 4 4 W 69 Q A6 X5 9 5 S 1 fx K 2 N . S , vf,..4Q g, , 1.3.0 A - L L JZ, . f ,, ,MMU .v 0. .W N-AWK X-,E..-5.05 .- , . .,,., WW: ,N S12 f ' ' W9 ff , f. ff-,M M ww Qm,mmwwww74wmv f .. fm'ff-,fvwfmm Physical Education Seated: William Thornton: Boys' Physical Education, Football, Basketball B team, Track Rita Gesue: Lower School Physical Education, Girls' Athletic Association, Volley- ball, assists Girls' Physical Education Aletha Emerick: Girls' Physical Education, Girls' Athletic Association, Volleyball, Tumbling Robert Lennan: Boys' Physical Education, Basketball Varsity, Ba-xchall. Swimming Page Forty-Five Football Team Sealed: Heh io right, JA Salisbury, D. Winant, D. Kaufman, J. Manuel, R. Nunez, R. Thexfon, R. Potter, J. Bello- via, B. Gongaware, M. McCrory, Bill Rarnborger Second Row ilefl to righil: C. Romero, J. Lerman, R. King, F. Longloothom, P. Torres, J. Darby, B. Williams, J, Thompson, R, Phillips, F. Almendorez, B. Coats, P. Natole, Manager Third Row lleff io righviz Don Silvers, Manager, F. Bobitch, E. Hater, S, Mangum, E. Anderson, R. Vicluya, M. Cox, G. Olague, T, Litton, T. Urley, T. Henes, B. Skedsmog Mr. Thornton, Coach Fourth Row Heh lo righfl: Mr. Lennon, Coach, L. Stillvvell, R. Rodriquez, C. Marsh, D. Perkins, R. Macias, D. Day, D. Dobrovech, P. Zvoda, Manager CSDR won its first league football game this year. The Cubs defeated Elsinore N and M with a score of 19 to 6 on the Elsinore field. The team has improved greatly over the previous years. Blocking and tackling were crisperg ball carriers ran harder and pass plays clicked more often. The outlook for the future continues to look brighter. Although we are losing two of this year's team through graduation, other promising players are Coming along. They are showing grit and determination on the field. We are looking forward to a more competitive football season in the future. SCOREBOARD CSDR Opponent O Aquinas 26 O Notre Dame 40 T9 Elsinore N. 84 M. 6 6 Corona J V 27 12 Boys' Republic 46 Page Forty Sax Basketball A Team . , :,., -h M, P 4.4 Firlt Row Heh Io rlghil: R. Thexton, B, Rumborgev, M Turner, P Potter, K Cmfm,-r, J Lemlgm, R Flllilipg, P. Nutole Top row Hof! to righll: P. Zvudu, P, Torres, J. Dovby, B Gonquwurn, P lNmdfeIdI, D Wincmr, J Salisbury, Mr. Lennon Despite the loss of three of last ycar's first stringeis C'SDR's hoopsters emerged from season play with a .530 percentage and a fifth place standing in the nine-school Arrowhead League. High-lights of the season were the thrilling three point win over the Arizona School and the sizzling 95-47 conquest of Notre Dame High School. The hearthreaker of the year was the two point loss to Berkeley lfor the second year in a rowl. Prospects for the coming year seem bright. Though we will miss the floor leader- ship and scoring ability of Jack Salisbury, it looks as if Don Winant may he able to fill his shoes. Butch Gongaware and John Darby showed steady improvs-me-nt under the boards and should contribute more in the scoring department next year. Ken Garner and Bob Phillips should continue as scoring threats. Phillips' outstanding play won him a berth on the Arrowhead All League Team and we look for even hotter things from him next year. C S D R Opponents C.S.D.R. Opponents Twin Pines 22 -18 Arizona School for the Deaf Boys Republic 36 Q4 Q'-S'DAI4jA R. -'iflillinaiv ld Q2 32 E1SiliOI'Q N191 M. im o e or DI , , Boys Republic 36 B.: Notre Damn Twenty-nine Palms 43 DS Twin Pines Big Bear 53 47 Ejlsiiilwe N. JQ M Page Forty Seven Basketball Team First Row fleft to righti: H. Jockson, C. Wolters, M. Hagar, G. Johnson, S. Mongum, F. Vincent, B. Wales F. Almendorez Back Row llefi to righlj: Mr. Thornton, B. Skedsmo, T, Henes, E. Holler, D. Rcmborger, T. Ulley, C, Hunter Junior Varsity Baexelball Tearn Front Row Ueff to righli: J. Rofferry, M. Nunn, C. Hofer, B, Travis, D, Vance, J. Hernandez Second Row Uefi to righti: D. Strange, D. McElfresh, D. Billings, F. Duron, E. Nlurillo, C. Marsh, C. Vosquoz B, Qunrrermus ihfrzl Row Ueff to righii: Mr. Tully, F. Scolciro, C, Benhom, P. Sefzer, L. Sfillwell, R. Slobe, D. Golden, M. Cox R. Gcimclche, Mr. Pefers Page Forty-Eight Track Team ! rw 3-F or l 25 Sealed lLaf0 Oo Rlghil: C. Romero, B, Wales, G. Ortega, C. Vasquez, E. Murillo, F. Duron, R. Gamache, M. J L R Ph Nunn, . erman, . Illips Second Row: G. Johnson, M. Turner, M. McCrory, R, Thexion, J, Salisbury, J. Bellavio, R. Nunez Slundlngi P. Noiale, Mgr., R. Madrid, D. Silvers, Mgr., D. Day, D. Valdez, R. Skedsma, F, Almenclarez, R. Vrduyo, P. Torres, R. King, D. Rcirnborger, R, Nelson, M. Cox, G. Mongurn, J. Darby, R. Mocios, B. Rumborg F Longboihorn, R, Williams, J. Manuel, T. Hermes, M. Hugur, F. Bobiich, C. Holer, D. Koulmcn, E, H l L Sllllwell, Mr. Tharnion, Coach, H, Jackson, Mgr. A Team 120 Yard High Hurdles 17.4 100 Yard Dash 440 Yard Dash The Mile 880 Yard Relay Broad Jump High Jump Shot Put Pole Vault 100 Yard Dash 660 Yard Run 180 Yard Dash Broad Jump High Jump 10.6 56.5 5110.5 1239.2 18'11Vz 5'9 3!8 38' 87 11.3 1136.8 20.5 161016 5. 1959 ARROWHEAD LEAGUE MEET A Team B Team C Team Bill Ramborger Jack Salisbury Chris Romero Larry Stillwell Jack Salisbury Robert Phillips Chris Romero Bill Ramborger Robert Phillips Jack Salisbury Melvin Turner Dennis Kaufman Frank Almendarez Gordon Johnson Frank Almendarez Frank Scolaro Frank Scolaro 3rd place 2nd place lst place 70 Yard High Hurdles 100 Yard Dash 660 Yard Run 120 Yard Low Hurdles 220 Yard Dash 1320 Yard Run 660 Yard Relay Broad Jump C Team High Jump Shot Put Pole Vault Shot Put Pole Vault 440 Yard Relay B Team 11.3 11.3 1:39 14.2 23.8 1259.9 1118.5 19'6 5'7 367 13 8'4 35'11 8.61 51.2 er, 0 EV, Billy Wales Frank Almendarez Gordon Johnson Chris Romero Robert Phillips Carl Vasquez Robert Nelson Joseph Lerman Dick Ramborgcr Frank Almendarez Robert Phillips Dick Ramborger Mickev Cox Gilbert Ortega Tom Henes Fred Duran Floyd Vincent Fred Duran Frank Scolaro Frank Almendarez Page Forty-Nine Baseball Team Page Fifty Seated Uefi to righilz C. Hunter, C. Marsh, F. Almendarez, R. Nunez, D. Dabrovech Second Row Ueft to rightl: R. Viduya, C. Romero, D. Kaufman, B. Ramborger, M. McCrory, R. Thexron J Sal bury, J. Bellavia Third Row Ueh to righilz M, Turner, D. Silvers, Manager, R. Nelson, J. Darby, M, Cox, J. Keeshan, D Golden F. Longbotham, B. Gongaware, L. Sfillwell, R. Williams, K. Garner, T. Henes, Mr. Lennan, Coach, R Phill p H. Jackson, Manager, P. Nafale, Manager April 17 April 21 April 24 April 28 May 5 May 7 May 12 May 15 Baseball Schedule Aquinas Twenty-Nine Palms Notre Dame Twin Pines Big Bear Elsinore N. Sz M. Rim of the World Boys' Republic Here There There There Here There There Here . .- ., gg, ,Al I' ,1 ' by A . ,Se 2 .. f Q 'GIS ' i f fig, , . A. 3? Q fa! w 0 05 4 , Ng x, ks , ,mf f y Pl Am --....J' -L Q , I , -ff. 3-:,ff ' - -+- W, , if , ui 4' 'flu ,L . -t ,,-, KV , Q W I A 1 2 ... . W 3 5 N rj' X K- ' ' I . . ' E t 'P 11, n' 'f' 'A , A -, ' 'N' 'V-4 - ,si gy ' .DH .. K A gl ,, 4 , 4 ? I 1 'K g ' H' ff '-LL, I LX ' L' - 4 ' A ' . 9 0 5 gl, . -'W , l mf , , - ' 5 ' b A , V ,,V4 5 3 Q X Girls' Valley Ball Team Kneeling lleft to righij: M. Merritf, K. Siirling, L. Kevil, B. Goldman, S. Hill, C. Wales Siunding fleft to righilz Miss Gesue, S. Krocer, D. Hollinger, A. Wallis, K. Roach, A. Wilson, J. Kornitu, Miss Emerick Girls' Athletic Association Bottom Row Uefi lo righfl: Miss Gesue, S, McGal'iey, S, Courfney, L. Kevil, B. Goldman, S, Kracer, M. Merrif, S. Hill, A. Wallis, C. Wales, J. Pelers, K. Diensl, Miss Emerick Second Row Uefi to righij: V. Fallin, K. Roacl-i, L. Messersmifh, M. Danielson, M- Reynoso, C. Zamora, B. Persons, N. Scallon, C. Burton, P. Wheeler, I. Wolters, D. Hollinger, E. SmiTh Third Row Uefi to righflz V. Francis, M. Lewis, K. Foley, S. Mann, S. Lesser, T. Frees, E. Alexander, M. Roquemore A. Wilson, D. Stigger, M. Walson, M. Dewey, B. Roberfs Fourfh Row fleft In righil: M. Bumbarger, M. Wilson, C, Janolle, D. Corpenler, P. Domenick, S, Hendricks, D. Broadway, J. Sfermolle, B. Houston, D. Jones Fiflh Row flefi Io rightl: V. Vasquez, V. Woolery, J. Korniio, S. Lewis, J. Huffman, A, Newby, S. Loredo, L. Zamora, H. Zucker, D. Grigsby, K. Stirling Page Fifty-Two Girls' Physical Education fl ow e o r : . orsen, A. Sur ent, l Hobbs, O . Larson, L Dinndorl, F Cameron FIIR llhf IghvlPCI g Second Row lleft lo righll: K. Gornuche, M. Wilson, R Jfmdle, E, Sfirqenr, S Courtney, M Grnnflin.-ng, J Stcrrrigllpr C B ll M C Bloorl, A. ffflIlI'i, L K'-vil, M Lurf1,C Dans Y D P O L D P t 1 l U t B B . e o Thi d Row Heh to righll: M. Holc ti, M. emit, F th Row Heh to lighni Miss Emerick, . urun, borger K. G er In addition to the regular physical educa- tion program, the girls participate in three ac- tivities: Girls' Athletic Association iG.A.A.l, the Volleyball Team and the Tumbling Team, under the direction of Miss Aletha Emerick and Miss Rita Gesue. The purposes of the G.A.A. are to teach good sportsmanship by providing a competi- tive and recreational program and to foster an interest in sports as an aid to physical dev- elopment and healthful recreation after grad- uation. Membership in G.A.A. is confined to the sixty-six girls in Upper School. They meet each Tuesday and Thursday at 3:45 p.m. Ac- cording to the season they participate in bas- ketball, volleyball, swimming, softball and field hockey. They are organized into teams for each sport and engage in intra-mural play- offs. Some outside competition is offered through Play Days with public high schools. These are held several times a year. Awards are made on the basis of participa- tion and behavior. Additional points can be earned by serving as lifeguard or manager of a sport. Members of the Volleyball Team are chosen for their leadership qualities, physical skill and scholastic ability. This team engages in competition with the Arizona School for the Deaf and the School for the Deaf in Berkeley. Future plans call for participation in the Rec- reational League of the City Recreation De- partment. This would give the girls an op- portunity to play once a week with other high school teams. The Tumbling Team is composed of thirty- three boys and girls. ranging in age from 9 to 20 years. Members of this group are chosen for their special ability in gymnastics, Each year they demonstrate their skill at the Phvsi- cal Education Program. ' Page Fifty-Three wif fo 'W ,W 54 'wa II' ,f I ,, f ww W W, i , , , V, I, f' .Wff ff., f A RQ! 7, W WN. 'Su I si!! 4 4 7, 1, 4 Mc ff I 7 f X W f 2 Z ' W 2, 1 , , 2 'f ' Z fi 2 W W 4, f My MK 4 , ,,,V 3 M655 2 M Z ,Q fy ! ,, V f W Q ' . 1 , 4 ' f Y 9 f Wk 1 ,QM L L f V1 A yu. ww , L A, ,. J 5 Wm-f Seilufaiory Dr. Johnson, Honored GuesTs, Members of The FocuITy, Porenfs ond Friends: The groduoTing closs of 1959 is hoppy To welcome you To The fourTh commencemenf progrom oT The Colifornio School for The Deof of Riverside. We feel honored by your presence. TonighT we ore privileged To hove Dr. Roy W. Johnson, Superin- Tendenf of The Riverside CounTy Schools, os our guesf speoker ond To him, we exTend C1 cordiol Welcome. To all of Those who helped prepolre The lovely seTTing in which we find ourselves Tonighf, we wish To express our groTiTude. We know CI greof deol of work vvos required. We opprecioTe your efforTs To moke This memoroble occosion one of True beoufy ond joy. To The inTerpreTers, Miss Lucy Lewis ond Miss Normo BesT, we olso wish To exTend our Thonks. Again, l wonT To soy we ore hoppy Thof you come To shore wiTh us This joyful occosion. KATHLYN STIRLING Page Fifty-Six Valedictory Dr. Johnson, Dr. Brill, Mr. Turechek, Parents, Friends and Fellow Students: Tonight, we, the Class of 1959, bid farewell to the counselors, teachers, and others on the staff who have made our stay at CSDR both pleasant and profitable. It is difficult to find words to adequately express our feelings and our appreciation to these good friends and helpers. They shall no longer be available to us to guide us when we may feel the need of assistance. We are now on our own, and l am sure that each of us will remember and apply the knowledge and experience gained from them. To these folks, we say Thanks a mil- lion. To the next graduating class, we, too, say farewell with the knowledge that they very soon will follow in our footsteps To them we also say, Use each precious moment for the greatest good. Let not the minutes slip away in uselessness. To our parents we extend a heartfelt Thank you for seeing us through this important period of our lives and for sending us to CSDR. The paths we will follow are yet quite dim and uncharted. Some of us hope to go to college. The rest of us hope to find employment and take our places in society aiming at the conquering of space. But, whatever paths we may follow, we shall endeavor to reflect honor upon our Alma Mater. ANNE WALLIS Page Fifty Seven Presentation of Senior Gift The Class of 1959 selecfed as iTs gifT To The school, a camera. IT is of The reflex Type using a 2 x 2 negafive. The camera is equipped wiTh a flash aTTachrnenT as well as having a builT-in range finder and lighT meTer. ln The picfure above, The class officers are seen making The pres- eniafion To Dr. Richard G. Brill, Superinfendenf. Page Fifty-Eight 1 T N X :N Q3 -we 1512? gig gf Xxx SK' is Q5 Lmyjgf Wggmfm 1529 S3 Sig tj' Jmwwvw fy , g SQ ,BX 65 06 39 GM Q3 EXSXS N M N- Wu I Z . .UMASS v MK N SRX My 5:23 ww? 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