Carlsbad High School - Purple Shield Yearbook (Carlsbad, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1956 volume:

1956 OCEANSIDE-CARLSIBAD UNION HIGH SCHCOL OCEAN SIDE, CALIFGRNIA kawwzlgsh 9 - ., I..-J,-1 v NV X l SN F1 'fl 'U!' .tijilil I ,ff Ahl1S1xu - i Jlllll p ,ll llllll PM 'QWIII MMIII!! MQW K F ,N + ij I JFWSIWI' HHFHMW IN 'lm 4 I I Ns, H V' 'Mylp fn Q ,WYT'NZ'3 4 vw . B am' N ' 1 6-r ,ci ,..fv ' ' organs-de Cs Ls! V 1 fa xg. ,K If Q. f ll . 4' .sl 'if N STUDENT GOVERNMENT CLASSES SENIOR 14 JUNIOR 4:0 SOPI-IOMORE 4:5 FRESIIMAN 50 ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES 74 A TIIL EIPICJS 86 FOOTBALL 88 BASKETBALL 96 BASEBALL lOl TRACK lO5 TENNIS 109 ADMINISTRATION H ADNTERJPISIIIG 12 Qx-0 Hnoeg O4 if fi ,,... ' Q Y ,,,, lg ,Ov 44, Og Og P9,,, V ' - ,v ,v ,Q 'ff I :r...:::'1 :gh 4, x Q YA- , 5, N it .' ' --:Who 91 bg ' A fo 'Q Og Og ' ?? x'v t A ,VV NNW Mt A .Og,,, Og A 'N llllllluuam.-'lliltlqgl JL 'H-Im.. Studen t Council The personality of the Student Council may vary from year to year, but each new group is a definite and sincere representation of the best interests of the O-C High students. Each member of the Student Council assists in the prep- aration of the agenda for each day. Mrs. Morse stated that there was an unusual attempt on the part of the group this year to leave personal desires and opinions in the background as they have been exceptionally eager to offer help in any way possible to others. They proved to be a group of in- dividuals who worked enthusiastically and eagerly together. The first planned activity of the Student Council was the Flight to Success Commencement dance in the Spring of 1955. Last fall the Council purchased the high-fidelity player which is stored in the Student Council room and is used on many occasions. The Council sponsored the orientation program for the Freshmen, and Hello Week. The latter projects proved most worthwhile in giving the new students a good start in high school. Since the school has grown to such numbers, it was felt necessary and desirable to separate, for the first time, the alumni and students at the Homecoming Dance. It seemed Htting that the Fiftieth Anniversary theme was used for the dance. On March 23rd, the Student Body Carnival for the high school and college, jointly, turned out to be a gala affair. The Council handled the publicity except for individual booths. Decorating and arrangement of booths were handled by indi- viduals or organizations - no school supplies were used. Three prizes were given to the three best-decorated booths at the Carnival. ARTHUR LAWRENCE , Boys Vice President ,l SANDY PETO Girls Vice President JIM HAWKINS President 'IIMMIE CLARK NANCY ROWLEY MRS MORSE Sponsor At the Sprmg Dance the results of Student Body electlons were announced Among plans for future actnvlty was the Country Farr Dance planned in conjunctxon wxth rommumty orgamzatxons toward a swrmmxng pool Sandy Peto was elected as Publxclty cha1rman for the Second Avocado League Conventnon The more vaned programs for assemblies were a result again of the Counc1l s orgamzed effort to please as many as possxble More plans mclude the development of the outsxde eating area by havmg chalrs as well as arrangmg for new plants sur rounding the area New furmture for the Student Counc1l room will also be considered QQ TONY POPE SHIRLEY DAVENPORT al YVONNE LABBE MARIE SCRITSMIER BOB PERKETT DENNIS BEECHER TOMMY HAWKINS VIRGINIA HUMPHREY ,qu MISS JEAN WALKER JOYCE THOMAS PATSY HOBBS ANN SHANK Sponsor President Vue President Sefrefary Dear Student Body I have been asked to wr1te a letter to you tellmg about the Girls League Of course thats a subject that s very dear to my heart because I sponsor Grrls League and I feel that each year we have the outstandlng glrls ln O C on our councrl They are glrls who are good students and good leaders and are wrllmg to glve generously of therr trme and efforts to promote Grrls League actxvltxes Although mne gxrls are on the councrl every glrl ln school IS a member of the League The Glrls League gnves a Welcome Party IH September for all new grrls It s an orren tatron program but mcludes entertamment and refreshments The fxrst all school actrvxty IS usually the dance after the first Avocado League football game Thls IS a Kick Off dance and rs very excrtmg The most spectacular event sponsored by Grrls League IS the Chnstmas Formal Dance The decoratrons and refreshments are extravagant the band rs good and the students look thexr very best The Glrls League sponsors the ueen Contest the week prlor to the dance but all proceeds go to the Prrateer The Queen rs crowned at the Chnstmas Formal and she reigns over the dance Durmg the sprmg the League usually has a backward dance The gnrls ask the boys and of course there ns a bng crowd Vanous themes are followed from year to year The League takes part ln the Student Councll act1v1t1es too For example the Grrls League ns responsnble for the Float Sectron m the Escondrdo Rally Parade And of course they have a booth nn the All School Carnnval The last event of the year planned by the Glrls League rs the Mother Daughter Tea A fashion show of senlor act1v1t1es IS presented by Senlor Glrls and the new Glrls League Council is installed. And another years work is ready to begin for Girls League. Sincerely, NANCY BORDE N Treasurer e ue Ass Rep fefe ntalwe I 9? I SHIRLEY DAVENPORT JEAN WALKER JOANN E UN DERWOOD Publicity Chairman So,-ful Cbaiyman JUDY WAGNER BONNIE HOLMES Sophomore Rep. Freshman Rep. john Lyman Secretary Bob Benthal Treasurer Bob Perkett ASB Representative Ken Casarez Freshman Rep We W .af WAI: Don Trotter Bgb Parker Mr John MacDonald Vrre President Pfeildfnf SPD -'U' A new year a neu Boys League Council not qulte certaln of what vle were to do But with Mr MacDonalds and we launched rxght xnto the years Hrst project the Fresh men After acqualntxng them w1th the teachers and gxvlng them some ldea of what OC lrfe was llke we served refreshments and congratulated ourselves on successfully f:1I11SllII1g our first task Txme for the Fscondldo Rally and 1ts number one attractlon the Boys League Bonfire It was a roarlng inferno even though the wood had been soaked by a two day ram and the cougar dldnt stand a chance when we tossed him 1n the Hammg center Chrxstmas came and wxth It came the Share Campaign sponsored jointly wrth the Grrls League The food food and more food collected m thls season of good cheer brought 1nto the llves of needy famxlxes good cheer that they mlght not otherwise have had Basketball' The Boys League versus an old man faculty team And how that faculty xx as draggm about the tnme the final whlstle blew For the flrst time smce anyone could re member the Boys League had bested the best the faculty could offer and by a wnde margln too Ah' what sweet joy IS VlCtO1'y Puttmg the f'lflIShlf1g touches on a satrsfymg year was the annual Dad s Day Dlnner wxth all 1ts good food and good entertalnment The hlghllght of the dmner and of the year was the crownlng of the Dad of the Year, brmgxng a close to the 1956 Boys' League act1v1t1es Bob Parker Boys' League Preszdenl Kaya ' Ze ue George Nokes Dave George 505,41 Cbmrmnn Publicity Cbazrrnan Lonme Lazaro Sophomore Rep -h?...1'- -eflfkierfi . riklex fkffe P . 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'iff Kat looking BILL STAHLMAN MARY LOU GOMEZ N :R f .4 vin- ' ff? Lie L fi , I g f n ef! f e 4 S V' M, ,,, 'Nut likely to Succeed BOB PARKER SANDY PETO -I NM' A, .11 be YN llleat ltluletic 5541115 'Hut Iikeaile DONNA OXLEY ART LAWRENCE ' 23,10-,. 246 ,eff rl R me Q A RN OTIS FOSTER BETTY CROSS BROWN 4'- If I5 5 f Q- GW qw iw cr jaw! Vi? XJ M' E9 0 mr 35 My WJf2f-nop? WW jg Aw Gym sf: 0, 4 .O 575 of ' N M 5fW?'?fWi313f? 26' L ow. 'Q ' K Q Nia 7-2 Q 3 53 .QQ 5 E' Oscsgxgrilpegi' fgQQiifQB'w t?g.9 21528 KV 77503 Vi-ggigi A61 Q9V,QPg,f VE 3 P if Ti' 'X 95? . N EWNN V XS ga fMwawM'Wfkf SE ji Bmw wwf? Mg? ' ai? f 46 wgswuffwpuli-in N wx' A W wig Mfg Wfgfgikiif E 5 EA Ghgz gAo '95 at gf E VN-PMQ Jr L W KE iwgix LIU-FO Us x Seniom CLASS OFFICERS Presndent Vlce Presndent Secretary Treasurer Socnal Chanrman COLORS Royal Blue and Wfh te SPONSORS Mr. Robert Kitchin ......,,..,...,...,,44,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,-,-,, M Allan Stelmach Davnd George jackye House Donna Oxley Kan Zanco r. Donald Huffman ,Av Q 1 xx , . M y a j . f 1 5 I X Q!!! , urn 'en yi ,K , -. 'EX LM H K, 5 A V357 TONY ADAME VALGENE ALLEY iw-I-at ' Lai? 7 A ' 'fzflsg .. JACK ALEXANDER WAYNE ALLEY JERRY BAIRD EFREN ANGUIANO JIM BAIRD DENNIS BETHKE W, ' .0 ' f H. vrkt ish.. Q'w.,.... EARL BARNARD LARRY BIDDLE 3 GW fl M553 , 'o.,-,. PATRICIA BRABON LUDIE BRITSCH 'N 6- Q S 7 A, IX K I fix lgy.-T-7, --'f14vgsi-lg XlQ 5. ,io iso-nM,,,..,, XA X ff ,,,,: -4 . if ,- BARBARA BOSTICK BETTY BRANNOCK KENNETH BROWN lf , 'X Qs...-w A .g,....A , ,,., , ' ff f I A .,T, I . 33 .5 I Aj ix, gg A w 'W m . ' ,Nh . sa I W A I ,A 8 A L I I rf: Z- . sm. -5? .- .IA . - D I , N-I 'fu-,.,,. V f A ,mania N . . N 4 : X .Q- 4-'UF5 f I xv-.fvvf ff' V A ,. jg ak L.: MA . Cffj X , Q if - kv xg I 'ffx A.. fri may ,K f .. u I r I FRED BOODRY FRED BOSTICK DIANE BREZA ,viii ROSALIE BORCHERS LARRY BOYER SHIRLEY CARPENTER CALLIE CHAFFIN GARY CALDWELL FRED CATHERALL MARGARET CHASE fi Sn.,-x Nsunagm I a 6 n A ' xr yagig ' - 1 M, lawm- y pg F, 7 . Q .IE . Y .K i6g'pik.,,j1 ,JY ' .r', A-.0 ,r 'Um 43? M72 Nr' X . .xl ... Law R'-M. WPG?-5 'N 1v .647 3 iii' il, 35 MARGARET BURD LEONA CANDELA FRANK CERDA X . Nyrw grin - N, ,X-I? CAROLYN BURNESS DAVID CANTRELL sf 'D f' f ' .1 CHARLES Cox 5,1 1' A A - l JOSEPH CRAIG ,w-'f' X16-3 4 af 'wivwsfk . '.',Ab L BETTY CROSS . , 8' 6' . Ar FQ, , , N s f. 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JaLgf4,,1 xy V ,, '+'M1m,,g.f,wLL- Q ,, Y L,,' RUBY GREEN DIANE HAWTHORNE BETTY HEMINGER 'S .ofx fi an in i, 'AQAR .'A ,. xv . J ' ' NA h Q ' x ' I -- Q--if O Y' QM ,.f, yard 'wg' TWH. W Y-.MO 5 ,1 vu, , 'Y Q , 0 I 'Thani'- af' 'K -fav , J Cub -sr E 1 r . gig Q f .4 M -i X I 454 1 . QL, O A 4 .....,,. , C sd' Q' -M- -K x N' F EEN JOSEPH GRAHAM RONALD GREEK MARTHA ANN HASTY BRUCE HAKE JOHN HERRLE ? f l0u 49 'f'G 3 'Q. u:f 2ki' 4 X E E . 9? 7'Dl 'QRS 4, .L - ix. , QQ? KENNETH HUGHES VIRGINIA HUMPHREY ROGER 'IESSUP 1' ' film' Vx It -- V ' E52 vu , 'Q Q-' 6-vin. A :fmt F ' ' WL! is if A gg 'li ex' 2 , KG mv' Q SQ? 1, v,, ' Ja 4 Si gif B R sg 4 35 . 52,5 Csvol Hans? DRIENNE HELTIBRIDLE CAROL HINES THEODORE JESKE RAYMOND 'IIMINEZ DONALD HILL jACKIE HOUSE CHARLES HURD D A RAAA J Rf K. Qu,-4 K . . .1 V 4 t 'Av 'YSL' my 7 , N, WlR'2vQ 5 WWE , lf ,A . I? :WB v gf Q--. NORMAN KITE LEE LARSON BETTY KAY LARSON D 'wgk jo JOHANSEN PATRICIA JONES 26 RAYMOND KAWANO ARTHUR LAWRENCE T. J ,. N ALFORD JOHNSON PAUL KADOW YVONNE LABBE ii 'A 'SGS 517 ...M ,- an wh 3 fy. Q-xi'-A ,1 4-19? fag V '7'2:.'.7' CHRIS MANGUM ANDREW LILLEY MICHAEL MEYER BENITO MARTINEZ JAMES MILES 'f'f'x-.S 'R' abr' Qu' hav' HJ 51 QE X NU, Xb Qi? :,'f,' a an 4-sk WM E..-:M :WNBA f6TS r I SWR if fbi 5761 t ly'-4' NNN ig' NA Y, . il ' it t 'X W A ,A ,g A A A N J .ge 1 ff ff -A ',,3Ri jf E 45,435 , . :iw g, Y --he 1 fm ' ' ., -gf 5 9 .,mg,.gv'S4L. 14 - If AA , .S A- A- gf s' , V, , . Sir, 1+-J A Z , ' .REQ ' .cr 9 - . YS s ROBERT LEE 1 F' BRUCE LOFTHOUSE RICHARD METZGER rs . fs BETTY LEONARD RAYMOND MAGANA 4, 27 MARSHA NORGARD DONNA OXLEY if Syg- gem? JERRY MOUDY ALMA NORTHROP JUDITH OWENS wi wwf gn-.X is, -JQ -fi 3 q.g.f' 'Y' 1 'wu f r' 5 Quay C-'aff 'R fa-gr Q-N: 'Kg A1 5,9 js , k '-eeo-'- 'wr A Q, ROSE MONTANEZ RUDY MORENO EVELYN NEATHERY GEORGE NOKES YN'- 9 R, OLGA OJEDA Q, fl! .na 4 ,,m... alf 'N 'qivr-A I E -. . fy -1. .4 ,y ,L V A - jc vxiw IMAIIK I' N if fum ,. VIRGINIA PECORELLA ANTHONY POPE ROBERT PUCKETT ,,,, , 11-5 -X.. K W , kr K Ig, f . vi, ' fn. f 2,:M,- ML. Q V n A 3? 10,25 4' - -53. . I A I I ' , fi .,-. fi-zaf ' Y f I Z 41,14 'f' I3HfAY'L1o?o'L'l Q 4 '.' . v OO fx vw S BARBARA PALMER JAMES PARR rw, 'W sgg J- . ...., .qv SAM PARKER ROBERT PARKER BETTY PETERS KN'- SAN DRI LEE PET O LYDIA REYE9 2 4 KN-I ffm QV' 15485 'If--ffzf HENRY SANCHEZ Q V 'R RICHARD SANCHEZ LEO SCH LOSSER JOHN RICHARDSON MARY RODRIQUEZ 30 9 'h. 'Ui Mn- 41 -my JU' 'V' SANDRA SCARBO VIRGINIA SEWELL Q R .xx , 't t - N3 J 1 f .x 5 1 7. . 5.55 1 ' 0 E3 5. I.. RJ, -. WY' 3 it l'mw-mu 6 THOMAS RICHARDSON PATRICIA ROSALEE 1 JESSIE SANCHEZ A N 0, ' his. af J-A SHIRLEY SPENCER ALLAN STELMACH Carol I-If ICS ww 'J ' - , I 5, '1-Q' EUGENE N. SLIGH WILLIAM STAHLMAN EDITH STARRETT QR? Q 'ram 'Wwe SA 1 V. 17, v N Q17- 1-fn: BNN is I 'W' Vi., Wf'jjfjj.- L fSw!S L, my X I-my I4,-tif fi. LEONARD SHIRLEY -IULIA ELVA SMITH NANCIE STAEFFLER FE- lg ,V .W LARRY SINCLAIR JOANNE soTo 31 HELEN TICE. IAMES TUCKER film. i DONALD TAYLOR MORRIS TROTTER WAYNE VAN DER LINDEN in, X ,, wr. . I x ,fv- Q 405 vy- IV Y: . I 'Q .. L' 'Nr' A f f L xi- . I , 1 'QQ ' Elm ftfwf I IE git? tx 4 5' ' os ff -xy A 5 Q My ,I i 'yfl-tp 1 1 I Nu n -v' I ,W-Q ff I vw 'U'- ff . I . ' X 05: -'ln WN. XS, LX Igfsfiflg 1 'C' fx- Qs Q'-'Und X-f YT'-'f V-any i. f , . DIANA JO STEPHENS VALERIE EVANS TATE ALICE TUCKER W ROBERT SUGINO JOYCE THOMAS ARTHUR WILSON fix eww , fx 'QR JOAN WILSON .JF 0,9 , kk sf' -44-::':f' EDWARD ZELLER w 'W 'M' ALLEN YASUKOCHI A R -,', 2 A . fwaf' Q 1 KAREN ZANCO A k lbw 'gh VX ax .JI A' mr- --N .Qi M K vw JAMES VERNON JEAN WADDINGTON 'IULIANA WALKER LANCE WAGNER 'ffl mes- 4-nu-. LQUQ 3.-I E ...-'mf NONA WALTON ,L -...W., 3 Q w4w4v a ,....,. Xa 5 : -M R A ., s ATI, 5 X A n W .Q L 1 Y - ir ' at X X- fl-ef -, 1, 33- ft, ,S X. . 1 X . no , . .Q W J 5 'Y 41 ... 5 I Q Q. o Senior bien, This year our class started off with a new outlook on lifeg we were finally Seniors! Wfhen you do get there you begin thinking how you have spent your time and if you have learned anything. It is hard to remember 'way back when we were Freshmen, but how can we ever forget the party in College Hall! Then came our Sophomore year when we placed second in the P.T.A. Drive and the Escondido Rally. Another year gone by, and we were Juniors. We placed third in the Escondido Rally that year. In June we put on the annual junior and Senior Prom with Black Magic as the theme. Our Senior year began with O-C winning the second Avocado League Championship and Joyce Thomas and her court of four princesses being crowned as Homecoming Queen at the Coro- nado game. Our skating party will never be forgotten because of the bumps and bruises carried around for many days afterwards. The first Senior Dress-Up Day was at the end of the first semester, with our next one after Faster Vacation. After much discussion we were finally able to have Hobo- Day, and following close behind came our Taco Party at the Acapulco Gardens. When the junior and Senior Prom came around we knew the big day was getting much closer. The final big dance of our high school days, the Commencement Dance, meant this series of events was drawing to a happy ending. In the last week, The Farewell Assembly, Senior Breakfast. and Baccalaureate left just a few days more until our class of 1956 in caps and gowns walked down the aisle to our Gradu- ation. fs.. lla edic to:-ian Mary jane Dunn, with a grade-point average of 2.95, is the Valedictorian of the Class of '56. She plans to attend San Diego State College to obtain a credential for elementary teaching. Salutatol-za The future plans of Bob Parker Salutatorlan include either Dartmouth or Annapolis His four year grade point average is 2 85 O if 5 'S A 'b W I 1 1 ROW ONE Margaret Chase Englzsb D1anaStepbens Home Economzcs Francene French Foreign Languages Mary ane Dunn Socxal Science Carolyn Burness Business ROW TWO Pbzl Edwards Art Bob Parker Laboratory Science George Nokes Music Benny Martinez Industrzal Arts Ted eske Agriculture john Rschardson Mathematzcs WIN NERS OF ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Carolyn Burness Vocatzonal Arts Francene French Lzberal Arts Bob Parker Science and Matbematzcs Kank of Amer-lea Warner MARY JANE DUNN ROBERT PARKER FRANCENE FRENCH CAROLYN BURNESS NANCIE STAEFFLER RICHARD DAYBELL GARY CALDWELL SANDRILEP PETO PEGGY MILLSAPS MARGARET CHASE DONNA DARNOLD BETTY LARSON llonvr Court JOHN RICHARDSON BETTY CROSS BROWN BOB SUGINO THEODORE JESKE VALGENE ALLEY ADRIENNE HELTIBRIDLE VAL EVANS TATE WAYNE ALLEY SHIRLEY CARPENTER SHIRLEE GONZALES ALLAN STELMACH DIAN HAWTHORNE CAROL HINES BETTY PETERS JACKYE HOUSE ALMA NORTHROP VIRGINIA PECORELLA JULIA SMITH KENNETH BROWN OLGA OJEDA YVONNE LABBE BRUCE LOETHOUSE WILLIAM STAHLMAN , , . D . - f I f 1 I f 7 ' : , f I - . . . ' , ' , , ,' , . 1 1 1 I I 4 . Q . . ' .v 1 1 1 ' . . . . . I r 1 1 '--.Y 1',,f ,: 5 X Il III!!! ...l... II P' 'I J-A Y' . .V f a -. 'Wir in 3 bil J l HY, '1 f as .-'Xp ,f 4 L fl if NIM: 5 if M ,.., Ax , a . :ev 0 r pf xiii 5.3 SR f'1:5lj,., ff? igfgghv X 4 unior CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent Bob Benthal Vxce Presldent Jnm Carroll Secretary Katherme Shaw Treasurer Carolyn Butler Soclal Charrman Patsy Hobbs Publxclty Chalrman Sandy Ready SPONSORS A Mrs. Mary Jean Solle -.--4-.-..............r.... ............. M f. Lowell Richafdsfm 'Van ROW 1-Shirley Davenport, Mona Brogan, Pat Darr, Pat Dixon, Karen Bruck, Phyllis Adamson, Joyce Bryant, Vivian Anderson, Nancy Borden. ROW 2-Kenneth Chung, Charles Cecil, John Darnold, Jack Cornblith, Michael Conant, Billy Britsch, Jimmy Craig, Rito Castro, Gerald Bussey, Lee Din- dinger. ROW 5-Joan Dolan, Deanna Atkinson, Carolyn But- ROW 1-Wilma Hinshaw, Sue Humphrey, Mary Ann Highley, Patsy Hobbs, Jan Epps, Jeanine Fikstad. ROW 2-Don Hud- son, Vince Hurd, Pat Hagle, Mickey Ehrhardt, Leo Gastellum, Howie Foster, Jim Hicks, Allen Griggs, Calvin Ford, Don Hayden. ROW 3-Esther Herrera, Cindy Hammond, Marilyn 'bv ler, Myrna DeWalt, Lee Ann Blasdell, Carole Benson, June Clark, Gloria Cross, Mary Helen Davila, Jacque Bowman. ROW 4-Ray Chaney, Steve Bellis, Bob Benthal, Bob Dodd, Vernon Deason, Bob Baker, Gary Castle, Bede Crawford, Jimmy Carroll, Larry Borden, Richard Arnold. unio Hatcher, Marlene Frizell, Coralee Green, Sharon Hanson, Pat Hoskins, Sue Helton, Nelda Everette, Martha Everette, Mary Lou Hebdon. ROW' 4QWinton Felt, Steve Bellis, Bill Herm- sen, Bill Henderson, Billy Grifiith, Carroll Guest, Eddie Gui- terrez, Jim Ferguson, Joe Guiliano, Estil Ewing. i W-4 ROW l-Left to Right: Mary jo Payne, Cheryl Parsons, Chin- Lan Park, jovita Maya, Kiyoko Mayeda, 'Ioan Nelson. ROW 2 -john Lynne, John Lyman, Paul Narbeth, Paul Novak, Tom Moran, Charles Moran, Gilbert lnskeep, Steve Long, Terry Miller, Claude Pastori. ROW 5-Bob Marshall, Deanna Prout, Sally Holmes, Pat Hoskins, Diane Johnson, Barbara Isbell, Cla ROW 1-Left to Right: Rachael Prieto, Stella Sanchez, Marian Starett, Marcia Shaw, Virginia Rogers, Joanne Sousa, Jackie Smith, Ruth Smith. ROW 2-Paul Partain, Dave Rorick, Dennis Reed, Paul Novak, Don Snider, Bob Streeter, Bob Sciba, Mark Rudoff, Terry Sanderson, john Richards. ROW' 5-Michael Pearson, Stan Schwanz, Ann Schank, Aida Portugal, Manuel Joanne Lovell, Shirley Kinsey, Peggy Kelly, Sherry Napier, Linda Lanpher, Glenda Maples, Gary Olson. ROW' 4-Leo Gastellum, Stan Mofhtt, Mike Kelley, Cramer jackson, Gary Long, Fred Largent, Ted Larson, Dwayne McPherson, Lupe Magana, Wyly Melton. fl? Preciado, Sandra Stauss, Nancy Rowley, Marie Scritsmier, Katherine Shaw, Claire' Regnier, Diane Ransom, Sandra Petty. ROW 4-Henry Reza, Carlos Ramirez, Rudy Rodriquez, Louis Plunkett, Eldon Parvin, David Pines, Dick Pilcher, Bob Per- kett, james Ready, jucl Puckett. ROW' 1-Ruben Tarango, Richard XVatts, Dave Staley, Terry Wfatson, Edwin Sato, Tom Truss, Aron Wfilterding, Don XY'il- son, Ray NVilliams. ROXW 2-Rudy Sahagun, Ruth Snider, Irene White, Gail Stierlin, Martha Todd, Ardith Wfrede, Meredith Sanford, Janice Woodard, Mae Yamamoto, Pat C7444 0 S Supl: more CLASS OFFICERS Presndent Barbara Stelmach Vxce President Carol Klllourhy Secretary Natahe Vermrlyea Treasurer Donna Bruck Sophomore Representatrve Denms Beecher Socral Chamnan Dee Arm Fnkstad Publrcxty Chairman Barbara Rxchey Grrl s League Representatrve Judy Wagner SPONSORS Mr Arthur Gumbrell Mrs Theodosra Tumer .. b ,kk H --var - -.x .-ix 7 ,NM K yn., , 1 .A Wx, , , ..:...,,., ROW 1-Left to Right: Ruby Body, Peggy Clark, Arlene Cemeris, Carol Crumb, Barbara Colby, Beverly Colby, Donna Bruck, Jeanne Brabon, Linda Bryan, ROW 2-Barbara Delano, Anna Canales, Irene Chung, Dorothy Borchers, Anita Brod- rick, Pat Allen, Nancy Compton, Helen Burdette, Maria De la Pena. ROW' 3+Carroll Crannell, Merle Calkins, Bob Arthur, 50,211 ROW' 1-Left to Right: Frances Cutler, Joan Frye, Loretta Hughey, Betty Bollman, Edna Davis, Stella Anguiano, Jeanette Gastelum, Eldorado Douglas. ROW' Z-Robert Eakes, Rusty Fitzroy, Darrell Dixon, Danny Hendrickson, Tommy Dunn, Leonard Gonzales, Ernest Gobbi, Ernest Garcia, Eddie Cerda, Peter Granillo. ROW 3-Alan Huckabay, Ofelia Garcia, Bar- .:- -.xa W' , ..,.e:,J, . .' , Smoky Barnes, Dick Badillo, Dennis Beecher, Mike Conant, Jim Brill, Tom Breza, Henry Contreras. ROW 4-Patsy Blevins, Gloria Aweau, Priscilla Acuna, Jessie Black, Bodean Brower, Sara Castro, Norma Black, Phyllis Amos, Martha Aguilar, Barbara Avritt, Connie Almanza, Paulette Bellia, Belia Am- PHFHTIO. 01110 6 bara Ford, Judy Huntley, Joan de Lottinville, Sharon Hagen, Diane Green, Carol Hoffman, DeeAnn Fikstad. ROW 4-Rob- ert Farris, Dennis Goodwin, Larry Godfrey, James Dyer, Clif- ford Edwards, Tillman Eakes, Bob Dosse, Jim Hill, Lawrence Felt. 1 'fir .- tl I , at - x Q ROW' 1-Left to Right: Judy Legge, Louise Jones, AnnaMae Jenkins, Carol Killourhy, Betty Ann Koepfer, Ramona Mata, Frances Lopez, Peggy McGartlin, Margaret Lee. ROW 2- Louis Kady, Jerry Le Francois, Richard Lawrence, Walter Lesher, Lonny Lazaro, Warren Johansen, Mike Kelly, Johnny Jaime, Asuncion Lopez, Jerry January, Ray Jacobs. ROW 3- 61444 ROW' 1-Left to Right: Constance Murphy, Norma Rodriquez, Mary Ramirez, Marge Patton, Barbara Richey, Ann Oxley, Jenny Moreno, Jeanne Reiner, Karen Reynolds, Judy Kay Rogers. ROW! ZiHelen Quiney, Sig Niedermayer, David Moore, Dwayne Ogden, Francis Onstott, Jerry Ortega, Robert Ruiz, Dario Miranda, Felix Rodriquez, Sally Rincon. ROW7 3 ...-H -' Carole Johnson, Connie Largent, Susan Lovelace, Janie Jensen, Diane King, Frances Jauregui, Joelyn Jenkins, Kay Merwin, Jessie McCollum, Frank Kennedy. ROW 4-Robert Lopez, Jim McCollum, Albert Jeske, David Lovell, Roy Leyva, Larry Lucore, Newitt Lawson, Mack Mata, John Miller, Raymond Lopez. S -Karen Nelson, Gail Schneider, Mary Nokes, Mary Patterson Pat Richardson, Jean Palmquist, Linda Pope, Diane Quigley Tamara Rileu, Joyce O'quinn, Mary Ramirez, La Donna Neill Nlarianna Palkowski. ROW' 4-Tom Oldham, Nick Rorick Darrell Nash, Ray Nichols, Don Robinson, Stuart Musgrave Don Oldham, Jerry Riley, Alex Reza. 'Pg a ROW 1-Left to Right: Judy Wilcox, Betty Wilson, Alice Williams, Myrna Vitkovic, Judy Wagner, Linda Swaim, Helen Whalen, Vera Valdez, Betty Young, Alberta Woods. ROW 2 -Stephen Varner, David Valdez, Charles Body, Tom Stillman, Larry Taylor, joseph Wiley, Raymond Suhm, jon Simpson, Richard Walton, Eddie Suarez. ROW 5-Connie Sievers, Bar- ,W .. A 5 Y ,Q ., . sa ' . .- - bara Stelmzlch, Myrna Tucker, Irma Sahagun, Erlinda Valdez, Natalie Vermilyea, Gail Sterner, Betty Wilson, Elaine Smith. ROW 4-William Stromberg, Mickey Wfiggins, Barry Wil- liams, Bobby Smith, Jim Thompson, Bob Tatum, William Wfoodruff, Gilbert Valencia, Roy Snider, Peter Stewart. C7444 5 xv L , x X ,15 -AHC 5 X E l im?-5 sz 1-eAlnmen CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent Mnckey Thompson Vrce President Ellxot Rexford Secretary Men Lan Park Treasurer Lorna Parnsh Freshman Representatrve Tommy Hawkms Grrl s League Representatlve Bonny Holmes Boys League Representatrve Ken Casarez SPONSORS Mr Leroy Strerlm Mrs Dellora Hancock rent. K, r ROW' l++I.eft to Right: Bella Beauregard, XY'endy Burke, Michelle Bray, Ann Bruck, Shirley Baird, Sharon Ackerman, -Iudy Carmichael, Delores Alexander. ROW' 2-Bill Brilhart, Tony Canales, Billy Bogert, Billy Brill, Bobby Bourland, Fred- erick Astorga, Armand Badillo, Henry Bejarano, Bernard Blare, John Bloom. ROW 5-Darlene Borth, jean Blasdell, XY'anda Burke, Geneva Briscoe, Geraldine Borth, Irene Brogan, Ann Baxter, Margie Argutt, Viola Almanza, Geraldine Anderson, Elaine Acuna, Marguerite Bryan, Dolores Bledsoe. ROW 4- Bruce Borden, Bob Bowen, Richard Brown, David Blinman, Mike Alloway, Mike Allen, Don Andrews, Buddy Adamson, David Adams, Andy Almuet. ?re Inman ROW' 1-Left to Right: Camille Denaro, Lucy Daniels, Joyce Davies, Helen Downey, Judith Dowdy, Hazel Downey, Dorothy Drew, Lina Eacls, Genevieve Enriquez, Donna Ewing, Patricia Firth. ROW' 2-Alan Cooper, Lee Epperson, Chuck Crumb, Ross Deck, Tim Dorner, Gary Erickson, Burel Combel. ROW 3-Lynne Emery, Linda Channell, Shirley Clark, Nona Con- N. Al way, Delores Cross, Diane Cross, W'anda Cross, Karen Deason, Peggy Cox, Roberta Christman, Kathy Daugherty, Marilyn Ealasca. ROW' 4-XX'alt Damon, Tony Castro, Charles Crumb, Richard Farley, Roland Catherall, Ken Casarez, Barry Collen, Terry Cress, john Files, George Diehr. i at ' Fifi .. fi nh ' vig: .,Q, C? f .ra ROW' l-Left to Right: Irene Gomez, Norma Gastellum, Ester Gomez, Dawn Gilbert, Karen Gifford, Rosie Gonzales, Eleanor Gray, Joanne Hebdon. ROW 2-Clifford Gissell, Rob- ert Hendrickson, Dawn Gillette, Bob Hartman, Robert Hall, Tom Hawkins, John Hancock, Donald Glaser, Lawrence Harris, Robert Foussat. ROW 5-Carol Foiles, Katherine Fuerstenberg, Beverly Geister, Linda Forlees, Joan George, Verna Gann, Carrie Gabel, Barbara Gabriel, Betty Hicks. ROW 4-Bill Berken, Douglas Garrison, Rudy Franco, Gilbert Franco, Lonny Fry, Edward Garcia, Robert Helton, Robert Henderson, Elmer Guttierez, Edward Gomez, Jo Gilbert, Joseph Gregory. Claw f S ROW 1-Left to Right: Betty Hynes, Katherine Ikemi, Caro- lyn Jaycox, Janice Jones, Levine Johnson, Chris Kenworthy, Donna Kader. ROW' 2-Jimmy Jiminez, Harold Hobbs, Ed- ward Inskeep, David Hill, Ned Lazaro, George Lopez Jr., Kinzie Hague, William Key, Dennis James, Tim Jenkins, Robert Kelly. ROW' 5-Robelee Keene, Julie Kelly, Charla Lewis, Sharon Lewis, Judy Jensen, Irene Lopez, Carmen Lopez Susan Hines, Margaret Jeske, Bonnie Holmes, Jere Hostetter Susan Humphrey. ROW' 4-George High, Robert Justus, Richi ard Johnson, Jerry Jarrard, Archie Larson, Charles Lehman Arthur Lopez, Paul Karpowuz. 5 T -L1 r is 6' 1 1 F, QQ Ll 'Lf it TI' ROW' l-Left to Right: Sylvia Murillo, Marie Parra, Martha Parker, Mei-lan Park, joan Munrae, Elizabeth Lovelace, Mary Lou Lund, Susan Newcomb. ROW' 2AFred Montanez, George Newman, Frank Narez, Eddie Noriega, Ed Orem, Joel Magana, jack Myrick, W'ade Mills, Richard Nichols. ROW' 5-Patricia Martin, Patricia McMullan, jean Nishizu, Peggy Ogle, Char- lean Melanson, Sally Mejia, jenny Martinez, jovita Martinez, Concha Mojica, Aloha Moody, Sharon Miller, Barbara No- lasco. ROW' 4-David Murphy, Iames Nolan, Raul Miranda, Ray' Loyelette, Bob Moreno, Gilbert Martinez, Frank Martin, David McKee, Robert McKnight, David McCollum. ?re Inman ROW' 1-Left to Right: Sandra Snyder, Martha Staats, Kay Rode, Sharon Rilea, Barbara Rodriquez, jane Robirds, Mary Schlesinger, Carol Rogers, ROW' 2-Ray Scott, Jim Spalding, Richard Saenz, Michael Sheffield, Robert Roudebush, Alfred Rose, jimmy Smith, john Penrod. ROW' 5-Lorna Parrish, Carol Ranson, Paula Shaw, Barbara Pero, Sandra Privett, S Christine Reed, Linda Read, Rowina Richardson, Mary Salis- burv, Gloria Sanchez, Marv Senteno, Frank Partain. ROW! 4 -Alfred Roth, Michael Richardson, Daniel Shelton, Donald Shepley, lames Snyder, Elliot Rexford, Emmett Peak, Gordon Prunty, Elmer Perigo. fi v' i I . Hr X I 1-,X r i ROW l-Left to Right: Mickey Thompson, Daniel Weaver, john Thornton, james Wfzxgner, David Thoreson, Dennis Wind, Robert Xwalker, Gary Xvedeking, Gary XY'ickstrom, Alfred wf2llSCf, Fred Wfertz. ROW 2-Mary Zarate, Carol Wfeichers, Peggy Willeford, Jane Wfildkatch, Beverly Williams, Buena C1444 f 5 if Young, Carol Stiff. ROW' 5-Ddxe XY'1llett Phil Lopez Charles Tuck, Dennis Tico, lames Stockdale Harold Summerlm ohn Turner, George Kriostegui, lugene Stiles Cerald Trotter Gary Tischler, james Swaim, Lane Toler Pat XY'1lters Qv-ol Hines Q? M-:V I-hmm F' ' ' . , ,.,1.. mn ,MMM-MM in S A Silk ii fs? ,v - Q -:,, Y X 'QE ve J s U: . xx. Q Q Q X, af X X ' vs 'V . .. ggfxmx- :gm P x ,Q 3 '- , A K S A , N 4 A N 3 R x I is ww Q ,, 5531 I J f- 21 .Jr-.QT 4 X Q 1, 5 s Q A L ix s ,qi 'V X' 'mf ' , 4? X 12 M 3 'F a , A-Aw., . f.v,m,A,n i 5 Q . , J TW X vu 'f:gf,.. : ' . 3 'Z ., A .2.is1gA,ff ' gxf-firigfg , ,, ,-,A ., f .,.4 ,Leaf IC .,'pgaQ-D 5 2 , YF! W1 'I if , .gud Ax.. ,rf fb. 5 ,gf Q 7354 Q . Yu 1 wr -li A 2' Q' A fu.. ' X 5 gd mmf,-' M5 W 1 M Q, ,ya . f M . xv- - 1 1:6 I5 5 ORGANIZATIDNS . e-A Q t v. f . W , .2 I W I- ru . - we Q .. Lszvgf ,. . J, . ximuglf Q- 1, AWK!! f. , 13 Wa Pi ateer Staff It has been quite a job to produce your annual. None of the staff, nor I, will ever regret it because it was a happy job. We had marvelous cooperation among ourselves and from outside sources. A word of special thanks goes to Mr. Kenneth Stevener, our publisher. His patience and understanding helped us over many, many rough spots, Mr. Dale Dorsett, our advisor, deserves a special note of thanks for the extra hours he put in. Wfithout him, we could not have made it. The following people are responsible for your Pirateer: Editor - - - ------ DONNA DARNOLD Business Manager - . VIRGINIA SEWELL Associate Editor - - - VINCE HURD, FRANCENE FRENCH Photography Editor - - - - . DICK DAYBELL Class Editor - - ALLAN STELMACH Advertising Manager - - - ALMA NORTHROP, KEN CHUNG Sports Editor --------- - - DAVE GEORGE Subsfripziom . . , JERRY MOUDY enjoyed bringing it to you. Publifffy - - . VAL EVANS TATE In addition to these regular members we are grateful for the help of Judie XX'alker, typistg Carol Hines, artist, and Dick Nichols and Nick Rorick fnot picturedj. We are confident you will enjoy your annual as much as we pwu, Bofrvi-vox DONNA DARNOLD Editor 1 . . fi is is Mg. 5 ig P r ,aaa ,S Q 1 It has been fun, along with toil, as my fellow staff-mates and I have worked to present 14 issues of the Driftwood this past school year. I have considered it a privilege and an honor to have had the experience of serving as editor. A chain is only as strong as its weakest link, and nothing could have been accomplished without the close cooperation that existed be- tween the entire staff and our advisor, Mr. jack Estes. KARI ZANCO Editor-in-chief 1ST SEMESTER STAFF Editor-in-chief ---------- I- - KARI ZANCO Assistant Editors - - - CAROLYN BUTLER, TONY POPE Feature Editor - -------- SANDY PETO Assistant - ------ JOYCE THOMAS Sports Editor - - - - VAL ALLEY Assistant - - - - HOWIE FOSTER Advertising Manager - - SALLY CLEWS Assistant - - - - PHIL EDWARDS Business Manager - - - BETTY LEONARD Cirrulation Manager - - RAY KAWANO Exchange Editor - - ----- DAVE CANTRELL Art Editor - - - Reporters ------- MARY ANN HIGHLEY, SALLY HOLMES, JACKYE HOUSE, EILEEN MacCABE, BOB MARSHALL, OLGA OJEDA, IRENE WHITE, -IACK WHITE - - - - - - GARY CALDWELL 2 . 4 ,415 X X ZND SEMESTER STAFF Editor-in-chief ------- KARI ZANCO - CAROLYN BUTLER, GARY CALDWELL - - - - SANDY PETO Assistant - - - MARY ANN HIGHLEY Sports Editor - Assistant Editors - Feature Editor - - - - - HOWIE FOSTER Assistant - - - - - VAL ALLEY Advertising Manager - - - SALLY CLEWS Assistant ---- - SALLY HOLMES Business Manager - - - OLGA OJEDA Circulation Manager - - - RAY KAWANO Exrbange Editor ----- DAVE CANTRELL Art Editor ------- GARY CALDWELL Reporters - PHIL EDWARDS, JACKYE HOUSE, EILEEN MacCABE, TONY POPE, JOYCE THOMAS, IRENE WHITE, JACK WHITE S I' ROW' 1-Chin-Lan Park, Charlene W'hitworth, Barbara Colby, Judy Rodgers, Ann Schank, Gail Stierling, Helen CS? Flfsf Burdette, Beverly Colby, Diane King, Tom Breza. ROW' SCIDCSIGI Z-Donna Darnold, Mary Jane Dunn, Joan De Lottin- ville, Patsy Blevins, Barbara Stelmach, Joyce Bryant, Jesse Black, Norma Black, Francene French, Susan Loye- ROW' 1-Charlene W'hitworth, Carla Nissen, Mary Ra- mirez, Barbara Colby, Beverly Colby, Norma Black, Second Jessie Black, Pat Dixon, Claire Regnier, Barbara Stel- Semester mach, Susan Lovelace, Helen Burdette. ROW' 2-Val Evans, Lollie Sevvel, Lee Ann Blasdell, Judy Crawford, Nancie Staeffler, Shirley Carpenter, Judy Rodgers, Francene French, Carolyn Burness, Betty Cross, Betty eff-5 Q32 nf J fx lace, Shirlee Gonzalez, Sandy Peto, Alan Stelmach. ROW' 5-Vernon Desen, Dick Daybell, Gary Olsen, David Lovell, Paul Novak, Steve Bellis, Dave George, Mark Rudolph, Mike Connat, Lonny Lazarro, Francis Onstott, Tom Dunn. Larson, Tom Oldham, Gary Caldwell, Jerry Baird, Chuck Cox. ROW' 5-Dick Daybell, Mary Jane Dunn, Boots Chase, Pat Blevins, Adrienne Heltibridle, Sandy Pero, Kari Zanco, Donna Darnold, Gary Olsen, Dave Lovell, Mike Conant, Lonny Lazarro, Alex Reza, Tom Dunn, Frances Onstott, John Richardson, Bob Parker, Vernon Deason. ROW l-Rovera Richardson, Linda Read, Tom Hawkins, Bob lNIcKnight, Dawn Gillett, Billy Bogert, Garth O'Brien, Peggy Ogle, Susan Newcomb. ROW' 2-Barry Collen, Peggy XVille- ford, Camille Denaro, lilaine Acuna, Ann Bruck, Sandra Snyder, Karen Gifford, Mary Nokes, Wfendy Burke, Eleanor Gray, Lynn atin 61116 limery, Patricia Martin, Christine Reed Rol md Catherall ROW 5-Terry Cress, Don Shepley Daxe Pines Ceorge UflOSICgUl Gary XVickstr0m, jim Nolen Phillip Roth Gorden Prundy Frank Kennedy, Mike Alloway rdvn 1rd lnskeep ROW 1-Clint Johnson, Priscilla Acuna, Linda Pope, Diane Diane Green, Mryna De XX'alt Connie Sue Siewers ROW 5 Quigley, Jgne Jensen, Patricia Allen, Ijgnna Bfuqk, Gale Hlne5, Allan Stclmach, Bob Streeter im Miles Dase Loxell Lonm Raymond Suhm. ROW' 2-johnny Miller, Mike Kelly, 'loane LHZHIO, Ted Bourland. Frye, joan De Lottinville, Barbara Stelmach, jean Palmquist, xl jg, l giffgi mfs? .t 'S ii-' r Z .J f, is ' Q if --It ass l -ul. W h ' un: M- Y Lima-armmw ,M A www ,V , .W ,,,,,,,,.,.Ma.....,, X, .V N ,...f:f gas v new RW! Spani la 6,116 Photo C1116 an ROXY' lf Margie Cruz. Mary Daxila, Myrna Yitkmic. jenny Mnrenfr, Alice XY'illiam5, Manuela Preciado. ROW' 2-Donna Dader. Connie Largent. joelyn jenkins, Diane King, Cindy Hammond. ROW' 5- Bruce Borden. Bill Brilhart. Ray Chaney. Dun Hay den. .lud Puckett. jerry Baird. ROW' I-Barbara Ford. Marian Starrett, jenny loals. Kari Zancu. Karen Deawn. Peggy flux. ROW' 2-Rnnnie Warren. Jerry Sanderson, Harvey Surnner, Anita Bradrick. Patsy Blevens. juan de Lottinville. Patricia Allen. Dnrthy Borchers. Gail Sturner. Phyllis Quan. Margaret Chase, Edith Starrett. -.,,-..-x 5, if L 'J 'Ax uk f Q51 mf-- ROW' 1-Left to Right: Donna Darnold, Betty Cross, Val Evans, Joyce Thomas, Kari Zanco. ROW 2-Shirley Vannoy, Joan Wilson, Barbara Stelmach, Connie Largent, Wilma Hin- fed C'roAA C7116 shaw. ROW 5-Larry Lazaro, Mickey Thompson, Art Lawrence, Ray Kawano, Bob Sugino, Allan Stelmach, Don Trotter. WW4 STANDING-Left to Right: Patricia McMullen, Dorothy Borchers, Charla Lewis, Constance Murphy, Gail Sterner, Anita Brodrick, Marilyn Hatcher, Charlene Melanson, Jessie Black, Norma Black, Joan de Lottinville, Patsy Blevins. SEATED- Shirley Vannoy, Myrne Vitkovic, Barbara Richey, Alice Wil- liams, Esther Gomez, Irene Gomez, Rose Montanez, Jessie Sanchez, Helen Escalante, Rachel Prieto. p,l0f0 1116 51' vx 'M 5 r 53 x-5 'J Commercial C' 416 ROW' 1-Adrienne Helribridle, Mary Yamaoto, Roger Jessup, ' A Ruth Smith, Judy Crawford. ROW' 2-Joan Wfilson, Betty Cross, Betty Larson, Joyce Bryant, Mary Lou Gomez. ROW' 1-Irene White, Gail Stierlin, Chin Lan Park, Gary Cald- well. ROW 2--Stephen Varner, Mike Allen. ROW 3-XY'ade Mills, Terry Miller, Clifford Edwards, Dick Daybell, Jimmy Jimenez. . ROW' l-Connie Largent, Joelyn Jenkins, Dee Ann Fikstad, Irene Vf'hite. ROW' 2 -Mr. Denova, Billy Brilhart, Robert Foussat.'ROW 5-Dave Lovell, Lonne Liz- arro, Bruce Borden, Jim McCollum, Smoky Barnes, Nick Rorick, Mike Kelly, Warren Johansen, Bill Gerken, Ross Deck, Donald Shepley. vw .. . it-.. nclaanted Cotta e U 2 ,gg , A R 1 Q J M bfdmd C' lla ROW 1-Left to Right: Charol Parsons, Kari Zonco, Judy Rogers, Petty Koeffer, Mar McCauley, Karen Reymonds, Shirley Davenport, Pat Dixon, Marie Scritsmier. ROW 2-Gary Cald- well, Sandra Pero, Donna Darnold, Leeann Blasdell, jo Ann Lovell, Sharon Hanson, Pat Hoskins, Martha Todd, Donna Kader, Eleanor Grey, Val Alley. --i O '0--Pg,-Mvl4 .4-l ROXV 1-Bruce Borden, Allen Cooper, Harold Hobbs, Bob Bob Baker errs Rules Thacker, Billy Brilhart. ROW' Z-Don Robinson, Paul Novak, Clue A C1116 ? ? 14 ROW' 1-Ron Helm, Ray Kawano, Morris Trotter, Don Trot- ter, Rudy Rodriguez, jim Hicks, Tillman Eakes. ROW' 2-Dan Hendrickson, jimmy Smith, Sam Parker, Albert Jeske, Larry HY! it ,, g in N 'W' 9 f we --L ' Q Sag T 'vi OXV 1-Left to Right: Terry Miller, Major jim Baird, Major Warren Boyce, Commandant of Cadets, Lt. Col. Sam Parker, Capt. jerry Baird, Capt. Oavid Staley. ROW 2-2nd Lt. Robinson, Znd Lt. Ewing, 2nd Lt. Sato, 2nd Lt. Wilson. COLOR GUARD C' det Corp The Cadet Corps, sponsored by Major Warren Boyce, was started in March of 1951. The qualifications to belong to this organization include parents' permission, C aver- age, the students desire and a recommendation from the Dean of Boys. The Corps has many interesting activities such as the Annual Military Ball held March 2. They'have four rifle matches, with the last two for the State Wide Governors Trophy, and an Annual Drill held at Oceanside. The biggest activity of all is the arrival of 1400 cadets in Oceanside from all schools in Southern California for a trip through Camp Pendleton. , .7 ' was 'V71' Q ROW 1-Sharon Miller, Carol Rogers, Eleanor Gray, Marjorie Reiner, Verna Gann, Paul Karpowicz, Armand Badillo, Marilyn Hatcher, Shirley Kinsey, Irma Sahagun, Beverly Geister, judy Fogel. ROW' 2-Christine Reed, Janice Rue, Aloha Moody, lNIary Schlesinger, Meredith Sanford, Sandra Petty, Peggy Cox. Helen Downey, Kari Zanco, Hazel Downey, Kay Rode, VC'anda Burke, Dorothy Drew. ROW' 5-Phyllis Amos, Sandra Privett Dolores Bledsoe, Shirley Vannoy, Frank Martin, Siegfried Nie dermayer, Don Lindley, Robert W'alker, XX'illiam Wfoodruff john Lindsay, Tommy Dunn, Don Hayden, Myrna Tucker Paulette Bellia. C71 vnu Prog:-eAAi e gg Kano! Members from Oceanside and neighboring Communities. 2: 4:'25g?f',Ti 3 ' fibiifi W ? I ,.'1,23,if Q Y BA ogg., ,ez -itll? I iff! Z' fl , li t fig u Zgf aa ROW l-Left to Right: G. Nolces S Hancock G Diehr 'Nl Vermilsea Smith ROW' 5 G Lsiostegui L Harris P Martin, L. liads, G. Prunty, S Murillo H Bejarano B A Rose D Glaser C' XY'eichers L Hughes lx Marshall Holmes. ROW' 2-P. Allen, M. Palkowslii B Henderson G NOT SHOVUIN E Gutierrez Fddie leller D Sheplex Long R. Richardson, W. Wfoodruff I Apodaca H Tice Bloom E Seeger A ohnson A Petric Gregory DRUM MAJORETTE Loretta Hugbey i Songleader Nona Walton Crookes, Pat Varela Betty Brannock, Donna Oxley W aw Dee Ann Fikstad Barbara Richey janney jensen lag 70 Ginger Rogers Barbara Boslick Marlene Frizell Barbara Isabel Nona Convoy Carol Rogers Verna Gann Norma Taylor Elanor Grey Margie Ar got Robelee Keene Karen Gi fford Cheerleader 0 0l'p Betty Heminger .ludith Trotter Sylhia Sterner Connie Largent BoDean Brower Sharon Riley Aloha Moody fo Gilbert Betty Young Charla Lewis Dorothy Borchers Helen Burdotte Francef Qntler , r W fdl? V Nancy Rowley, Ann Shank Gloria Cross, Priscilla Acuna Rachel Sainz Q 43' O 7 V' 1? ROW l-'AfChlC Clark. Ted JCSRC. L90 SChl0559l', Ludle BfifSCh, Allen Yasukochi, Otis Foster. ROW' 5-jim Tucker, Cramer Bob SUgif10. Tom BFCZLI. Dick Daybell. ROXV 2-Allan Stel- Jackson, Bruce Hake, Morris Trotter, Frank Evans, Dave mach, Bob Streeter, Allen Cullens, Ray Kawano, Larry Sinclair, George, Art Lawrence, Hob Benthzil. U ity J ROW 1-Sandy Ready, W'ayne Van der Linden, Val Alley, Bob Perkett, Vernon Deason, Bob Trotter, Eddie Cerda, David Pines, Frankie Gonzales, Ray Wfolfe, Don Snyder. ROW 2- U0 Rudy Rodriguez, Bill Hermsen, Steve Bellis, Kenny W'est, Andy Lilley, Eddie Gutierrez, jim Carroll, Aron Wilterding, Bede Crawford, Jerry Ortega, Don Robinson. Q.. Y, l '4' 1- 5 5 I Fd, mg, ji, , L K P 9 ROW 1-S. Hansen, Lovell, D. Cross, George, M. jeskie, B. Holms, C. Almanza, I. Garcia, E. Gomez, S. Melansen, S. Lovelace, M. Paterson, Clark. ROW 2-J. jenkins, L. Xvagner, B. Peto, S. Davenport, Rogers, M. Scritsmier, Underwood, B. Cross, B. Lar- son, S. Sanchez, M. Rodriguez, C. Green, Blasdell ROW 5-M. Salisbury, M. Palkowski, N. Vermilyea B. Stelmach, M. Dunn, Palmquist, P. Richardson A. Heltibridle, S. Peto, Moudy, D. Green, P. Blevins J. de Lottinville, Black, N. Black. 1 1 1 P Acuna Gastelum S Lewis, M. Darvila, Preciado Moreno M Cruz D ohnson, E. Acuna, N Gastellum M Vitkouc A. Williams, J I-lostetter N Hostetter ROW 2-L. Blas- Martinez A Brodnck A Baxter, M. Park, B. ROW 1-Bert' Cross jill Waddin ton Barbara Stel 5 9 g 9 ' mach. ROW 2-june Clark, Adrienne Hiltibridle, Mary jane Dunn, Pat Blevins, Charlene Witworth. Gabriel, B. Hynies, N. Bray, K. Reynolds M McCauley L. Hughey, Bryant, C. Whitworth ROW 3 L Young, S. Snyder, S. Newcomb, C. Gabel R Rlchard son, L. Read, Fogle, L. Daniels, L Parish J Wad dington, D. Fikstad, Sousa, R. Smith B Yanis Y. FRENQH Q. I-HNE5 1' 5,,i 'S' M.. 6, af 'I 593611 ,f f We ,wry Q, in . 4 'YQ if 1 as X 2 if as ' ...f fw f i'i' Wijggf 4 5' ue Fee ' I4 Q A ll , Q . Q ' mf is ' 'ff ,, ' Q1 ,Y vf 3 S x A ' - , .,X.. IJ! , I 4 y' lf A 3 ' fA!f , gr - 'H , as .gw sb E 131 H 5 0 3 gf 5 S fa 3 5 5 ff W- lv Q3 SQ K P a 40 'Ml ., , Q- f .M Y 5W g , KN ISQR 'iiluufifj 'H' C I iw . k ' 1' ,. ,Ax PM H 3' ,1r 'lf S-if I' K R' i ,Q X if hal i JV, wr .T fn cvndido eddy f Homecoming Queen .s:f .iv 'ilk we-Q fu? l 'Q' '-4' oyce Thomas The Queen of the 1955 O C Homecomrng was lovely Joyce Thomas Chosen by the Semor Class she rexgned wlth her prrncesses at the Escondrdo Rally and at the Homecom mg of former graduates Her prmcesses were Marsha Norgard Mary Lou Gomez jackye House and Nona Walton Crookes SIUCC we celebrated the 50th annrversary of the foundmg of O C th1s year our Home commg was planned around that theme The entrance of the Queen onto the held was made m old trme cars whrch were gracrously loaned us by 1m Sulllvan She was then crowned by Ph1l Rowley ASB Presrdent last year and recerved the tradmonal krss After the game she made appearances at both the h1gh school dance and the Alumm dance W iurs . 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Dan McKee, Larry Borden, Chuck Cox, Tony Adame, Allen Yasukochi, Art Lawrence, Larry Sinclair, Ray Kawano, Bob Sugino, Bob Parker, Lupe Magana, Eldon Parvin, Joe Graham. ROW' 2-jim Tucker, john Gomez, Mark Rose, Frank Cerda, Allen Cullens, Ken Hughes, Morris Trotter, Dick Pilcher, Cramer jackson, Leo Schlosser, Ron Greek, Otis Foster Ted jeske. ROV' 5-Coach Alloway, Al jeske, Paul Kadow Bob Marshall, Frank Evans, Andy johnson, Bob Streetet, Jerry Riley, Bob Benthal, Dave George, Bruce Hake, Efren Anguiano, john Richardson, Allan Stelmach, Coach Simcox. This year's current O-C eleven will always be remembered as a team that didn't know when to quit and had the ability to come from behind - a sign of a true champion. Under the tireless efforts of Mr. Simcox and Mr. Alloway, who spent countless hours coaching and toughening up the team, the Pirates were rounded into a well organized ball club. They compiled the most triumphs ever recorded by an O-C team in one season -going through their entire league schedule without meeting defeat. Never has a championship team been behind so often as was this years outfit. Many were ready to concede the title to another ball club, but the Pirates, with a determination to win, wouldn't quit. and their fighting spirit paid ofi, bringing to O-C their second straight Avocado League Championship. SCORES OC-13 SWEETWATER- 6 oc-26 SAN DIEQUITO- 6 OC-12 FALLBROQK- 6 oc-34 visTA-zo oc-45 A-N-A- o OC-14 CORONADO-12 OC-26 MAR visTA- 6 OC-18 ESCONDIDO-13 oc- o 'A'BREA OLINDA- 6 iS.C.I.F. PLAYOFF 90 COACHES ALLOWAY SIMCQX s EH - a S . Q tl -n f .Q . W , v , A --f , .' XLS ts, I ls- .K A3 1 ere, qt ,ff f ' y 5. , ,N Af i. '- K .. v 4' RAY KAWANO LARRY SINCLAIR ALLEN YASUKOCHI TONY ADAMF The Pirates got off to a fine start hy beating a strong Sweet- water eleven 13-6 in a non-con- ference game. The OAC defense contained the speedy Red Devil hackfield throughout the entire game. In their first league game, the Pirates won a decisive victory over the Mustangs of San Dieguito, 2616. Foster and Lawrence scored two T.D.s apiece. FOSTER GOES FOR SHORT GAIN LARRY BORDEN BOB PARKER EFREN ANGUIANO MARK ROSE ' 1,1 lf , fi ty sits, A , Y vw. L Bus ncxt Qmountcr ilmo uxoxed dlstlstmus t the hands of rough lalllvroolx Lrux XX 1th onlx if suonds left m the Qime Otls Fostex skirted lround ltft and LOIIIQ, ii xards for thc dcudmg tillx 'Ihe Buns nent on to elte out 1 hlrd fought la 6 ua tor DICK PILCHLR BRUCE HAKE ALLEN STELMACH ' MQW 534-A-f. alle ,4- TED JESKE CHUCK Cox 3 RON GREEK 5 QQ, 'S wh FRED LARGENT FRANK CERDA XX'1th tvso league X1Lf0I'lCS underthe1r belts the Hllltoppers mxaded Vlsta Slmoxxmg a vxellbalanced attack the Buns blasted the Panthers 34 20 for thenr thlrd stra15,ht league V1ClOfy In a non-league hreather, the Pirates trornpcd the Army-Navy Academy Ca- dets 45-0. The game was never 'in doubt with the Pirates scoring almost at will. By now the Bucs had run their winning streak to live in a row KEN HUGHES JOE GRAHAM Q I I lv E R Q N. y . I-'- P' id ' Q , s ' A 17,15 I , mf ,mg Q34 ', : ' I ,. I. Q si L I ' . ' , , . :VTX GLW f A 3 E 'Fu' is . f f r -I V ee 57 I, ,- A ' A ,iiti ,gfrf XL' A Q, .- X, JOHN RICHARDSON 'IIM TUCKER A Y' 5 . f 5 V1 X ' J --A 439,25 .K M LUP12 MAGANA ART LAWRE NCE 'xl gli : li K' eg Q w 4 ii 1: 5' Q if Win. RON HELM BOB STREETER The following Friday, the Pirates played host to the invading Islanders from Coronado. The powerful Coro- nado attack, built mainly around their overall speed, was stopped short in a real thriller, 14-12. 93 ,Q go- f G i If -f' -N, .ef I I X- YK Q ,X ALLEN LULLENS BOB BBNTHAL BOB sUG1No MORRIS TROTTER The following Friday. the Pirates played host to the invading Mar Vista Mariners. The hilltoppers completely lwottled up the Mariners' passing at- tack. and at the end of four quarters. the score stood O-C1 26. Mar Vista 6. This win enabled the 0-Ci crew at least a tie for the Championship. XY'ith only one more win needed for an undefeated season, and more imporv tant. the Championship. the Bucs en- countered the strong Iiscondido ull . The Pirates staved off a Cougar rally in the waning minutes of play. and after 48 minutes of hard fought muddy football. they emerged victorious, 18- 13. This gave the Pirates eight consecu- tive wins. and their second straight Avocado League Championship. FRANK EVANS DAVE GEORGE OTIS FOSTER 1,130 SCHLQSSER Q 4 SEQ' had A 1 H xi '- V fa, .Qs Nigga A, I A li' X I . JIM CLARK ELDON PARVIN AL 'IESKE XYith the regular season completed, the Pirates drew for their tirst S.C.I.l5. playoff game the powerful Brea-Olinda XVildcats of the Orange Coast League. The XVildcats struck lirst t. 5' 1 H1 Q A! in the opening, minutes of play, scoring from one yard out. In the second quarter, Otis Foster scored on a dazzling 78-yard run, hut due to a penalty infraction the run was called back. After two more hard fought quarters the score was still 6-0 in favor of Brea-Olinda. NVith 55 seconds left to play, the Pirates started a desperate drive from their own tive yard line. After two long Completed passes, the ,ball rested on the Brea 50-yard line with only three seconds left. As the final gun sounded, Otis Foster dropped a long pass on the three-yard line which might have earned the Bucs at least a tie. Thus ended one of the most successful seasons ever posted by a Pirate eleven afif'-3 , O-C DEFENDERS STOP BREA OLINDA BACK JERRY RILEY BGB MARSHALL CRAMER JACKSON xo --1 ROW 1 Left to Rlght B Perkett D Trotter D Beecher H Carnathan D Roblnson D Plnes R Wolfe B Hermson B Grxffith V Deason G Valencla ROW 2 R Badlllo J Cralg C Moran E Gobbl D Snyder Herrle S Redle H Contreras I' Cerda W Van der Llnden R Chaney ROW S Coach Barnes Ortega K West F Kennedy D Ogden N Lawson Mgr F Onstott ?r Ala A Badlllo B Combel G Newman R Saenz B Bomen Trotter D Adams R Deck ROW 2 K Gasarez G Franco Penrod G UflOSICgUl T Hawkins B Moreno B Fonssat R Mrranda D Frarley H Beyarano D Crum M Gilbert Larson E Garcla E Rexford Snyder E Gomez D Rey nolds J Bloom ' I s ' ' 9 ' 1- s ' 9 ' . a -L 5 J' 9 ' a - va ' 9 l 5 ' J ' .1 ' 7 J' 3 ' I 9 Q gn Row 1-Left to Right: G. O'Brien, M. Thompson, D. Gilleff, E- Peak, B- Gerken, F- Asfofga- ROW 5-H Helfol-, E- N?fegH I . , Q , i , . y l , . , . ' ', . , . , . J' 1 ' s ' 5 ' 9 ' 9 , ' ' - , .C .. C, .11 - W L i P ' gf 4' ' vb -2 1 JE 1 W I lL. l , -L K: W-P' 2 ' Fla f' 0 f 1' Y in as if 95,1 A ib, K ' :K1 Qi WIWV Y Sl I 21 .-'.s A B LL HERMSQN RUDY RODRIQUEZ BTr ,, TIS FOSTER DAVE GEORGE MXN FRANK EVANS 'VOC 'OC 'OC 'OC 'VOC 'VOC 'OC 'VOC 'OC 'OC 'O C ........ 'VO-C ........ 'VO-C ........ 'League games LARRY REILAND RQQR 4.9 p f Aq: BRUCE HAKE K I fb ,ff 4 -g A 1 ii Huntington Beach Capistrano Mxsslon Bay Alumm A N A Orange San Dlegulto Fallbrook Vxsta A N A Coronado Mar Vnsta Escondido San Diegulto Fallbrook Vista Coronado ,,........,,. Mar Vista ............... Escondido ............. 1 wg A XXV x f R 1 Q TILLMAN EAKES ALLAN STELMACH . ., . .J , ' 1 'ff 3, 4 A 'fr A VERN DEASON X BARNES AND CO-CAPTAINS HAKE AND STELMACH A DAVE LOVELL I k J GARY OLSON CARLOS RAMIREZ GIL VALENCIA ROW UNE: Bruce Hake, Allan Stelmacb, Dave George, Gilbert Valenrza Otis Fosler. ROW TWO: Bill Hermsen, Frank Evans. The O-C Five, though they never let down, could only win an average of 56 per cent of all their games. The Hilltop crew ended up in a tie for last place. The Pirates were actually better than their record showed: and if it hadn't been for their many injuries, they might have been in the thick of the race for first place. The Pirate five displayed a lot of fight and deterf mination throughout the season. Coach Burton Barnes put in many hard Hours working with and inspiring the team throughout the season. Enough cannot be said about his fine work in the more than five seasons at O-C. Heres hoping a successful season next year and in the years to come. Rudy Rodriguez, Vernon Deason, Carlos Ramirez. ROW THREE Coach Burton Barnes, Gary Olsen. Dave Lovell, Tillman Eakes Paul Partain, Manager Don Oldham, U ity DON OLDHAM, Manager -- J' Q ,ct .- , , ROW ONE: Roy Snider, Ray Nichols, Eddie Noriega, Danny Hendrickson, Gilbert Inskeep, Pete Stewart. ROW TWO: Bob Henderson, Mike Gilbert, Daryl Crum, Mack Mata, 'lim Miles, Manager Pat Hagle. 05 J SEASON'S RESULTS .32 Huntington Beach .............,.. 51 .18 Capistrano ..,.......,,,.,,............ 20 .34 A. N. A ....,........ ....,...,. 1 7 .26 San Dieguito .,,..... .s........ 3 5 .39 Fallbrook ..,,.,. ..,,,...,. 2 9 .30 Vista ........... .......... 3 4 .34 A. N. A ........,. ........., 1 7 .34 Coronado ....... .......... 5 5 .40 Mar Vista .......... .......... 2 6 .26 Escondido ....,... .....,.... 4 5 .39 San Dieguito ........ .......... 4 6 .25 Fallbrook ....... .......... 5 0 .17 Vista ........... .......... 5 6 .23 Coronado ....... .......... 4 9 .28 Mar Vista .......... .......... 4 0 38 Escondido ..... .......... 5 5 Iim Miles, Co-Captainf Hujman, Coach Gil Inskecp, Co-Captain TOP ROW: Mr. Simcox, Rodger Lampman, Fred Montanez, Robert Foussat, Kent Marshall. BOTTOM ROW: john Bloom, George Uriestegue, Kenny Cazarez, Frank Onstott, Micky Thompson, Henry Contreas. C14 BOTTOM ROW: Elliott Rexford, Armand Badillo, Steve Hancock, Fesse McCullom, Tom Breeza, Ed Inskeep, George Lopez. SECOND ROW: Mike Alloway, Garth O'Brien, Frank Narez, Leonard Gonzalez, Ed Orem, David McCullom. TOP ROW: Mr. Simcox, Dave Willet, Bobby Bowen, Ray Hill, Gilbert Franco, Raul Miranda, Ned Lazaso. 4 C ': in '1 U vu 1 K . ' 4 it gmf' Q 8 -5-.. . ,., Irv SST i?lAl,.Lf:'- 1 7 .,,-- ,, .455 ' - W -,--1-,. Y., LA'-K+ A mf '-9- 'Y , . I 3-, N if. b,.5,,,,,-. .. X f h . N d2',.j,,,2 jf' A ...' . '.,,:g' h t, V: t-bg .Q,,,-S 'K v we-.-ff , - M.. ht . f . ' ,. .....al?i a.:Q4., fig-f-wg:',-a - V M-. ll-4 F , S ' .wow gm ,. u . X pw.. ' - - K ,. Q , E A . .. 1 4 , W fy lb K, ' ' K , : i . , XB- 9, '.+.. ' f - iw 5 'fc W K, ,HN 1 . . X .., ' , sg ' -. ' in 3 1 Vg..-5' Arg , Q- 6 K fl J 46 ,, A W ,QL -- ' . . Q,M,m.,f,fw,f-Q ,W 6.,5smi4Hu,g' 1 - - 'V 'ihv-cw'13'QQ1'3.K'v-'A ' -QM '. a - , .1 H , ,. . -. ,. K A ' - xi.:- O f Q 1 :Q - M M 3, ,, , .1 t K 1 A3-3 . 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J - 3 - .1-f'?H1r:'G7 4 V' - I ' .-, -'N gr' Y , ,, -A x : ,V ,ff rw nf-.-A I wg - z H '- S A .- - :. A . Q W --'N lf 'fy-s 2 f . - 1- -gq i, f4, A , 'Mg , f ,fa-Q, A '-. , , ,,',f . . . ,., , ?iQ:fx- Q -- 1 - - A-ff' risivfw I-. J. ..., gf y v n --uw A xx 4 ,Awww A H I .,,,,.,, ,.,,. Mt, V . ..kr:f, , M' y .-.M A -an -X A -, -. , A ,,,, X A Mmm was sum v 4- Q. - m 1 Q K. t , .. gf ,,,,,L, ...N M., A - ,. . . ' fl-as-'-M .Lp 44 -. 4.-...-. 1 pf A + YY! . 4 mf '. Q, -- Q 1 2 - Q C ,-., A J, -.- 3 M - 'I ,., Q.: LA as-.,A,,,gag.vv,. .-:,, .A 44 al' 1 I E31 an ' a -5.4-1-....- Ali-- H! - 3.3, wil' '- Q i Y, , ' ' f . lk ' , - A ' , H , K s -fe .xi -fill? R f L, sh , 'I S ' R f' r +1 G , , f. -Ji x 3 1 5, Izzy r D Q 'Q K Qs V01 f I 'Nd l .9 t 3 ROW ONE: Eddie Guiterrez, Dan Hendrickson, Gil Valencia, Bfif-Wh, Hugh Cdfmllllafh DWG Gwfgef Fffmk EWU-'f Km Carlos Rameriz, Henry Reza, Alex Reza, Bob Marshall, joe West, Bmfe Hake, Cvfwb Ive Gwy- Graham. ROW TWO: joe Graham, Allan Stelmach, Ludie O aratq Ka e6 I The SCHSOI1 h2lS barely Started, but with the OH- last year, the Pirates have a very good chance to coming games, the Pirates will probably turn into repeat at the top of the ladder. Here's hoping they a very good team. Having won the Championship emerge victorious for their second consecutive year. Kinsey Hague, Mgr., Coach Geary, George Lopez, Mgr. 9' 'K 20, K K gs- fig! it fl' I if N 'rj . 1' , 1 i syn, Xriih L-Likfllx' Ty N I Mug il v.-v x P' 1 O . Q' 2 ' Mei' - li li .I '- . M l , is . ll J h l f A 'A JW! I - AVQ' AWA mi 3 ' M ff ' , J l . I ' W ' an T 1 , s ' ' .1 ' . . ' - I A ep, 5 -gi i- E 7 , g fm . sl ' 5 ll F FIRST ROW: Don Snyder, George Diebr, Bill Britsrh, jim Fergerson, Til Ealees, Terry Miller. SECOND ROW: Mike Alloway, George Urioslegui, Elliot Rexford, Gil Inskeep, Dave Adams, Pat Kelly, Bob Bowen, Clint johnson. THIRD ROW: Mgr. Dirk Nichols, Eddie Noreiga, Daryl Crum, Ray Foster, Francis Onstotl, Dare Lovell, john Bloom, Rodger Lampman, lim Snyder, Bob Farris. 0 0 amor Un Aftq Ka e6 I These J. V.'s didn't lose a game last year and could very well make a repeat performance this year. In the years to come they will become the backbone of the Varsity. We are confident that they will have a suc- cessful season. COACH ALLOWAY and MANAGER RICHARD NICHOLS 'QUE' '-if ROW ONE: jerry Rileyg Dave Pines, Morris Trotter, Otis Foster. ROW TWO: Wayne Van Der Linden, Val Alley, lim Clark, Paul Kadow, jim Carroll, Bob Henderson, Bob Dodd, Don Taylor, lim Turker. U4 ity 71- ek Q 9 f X 9 . fgyk, 33:4 .jf ' N a u ,, f, . X L' ' . , f H?!f2Q'B!' '7fl'ii-ww'-ffgg simzgqepq 1 -M-A f-4 -WW.. ' M IL T ,TI '-E -1 ' O tl--- '7 i n -P .V ,-e 2 ,tit .. Maw my .-,,,,- - ul. it-N1 've O , e gg A - 1 1 JO JOHANSON, Mgr.g FORAN, Coarh DON REYNOLDS, Mgng ROSS, Deck Mgr. ,-. N ROW ONE: Sandy Ready, Ion Conant, Bob Perketl, Gary Long. ROW TWO: Leo Gastellum, Don Hill, Emmet Peak, Dave Cantrell, Eddie Gomez, Bob Henderson, Dennis Tico, Larry Rieland. ROW THREE: Mike Conant, Lonny Lazaro, Henry Byarano, Rudy Rodriguez. ROW ONE: Daryl Miranda, Phil Allen. ROW TWO: Larry Taylor, john Penrod, Dave Thoreson, jerry Trotter, Ned Lazaro, Aaninrion Lopez, Darrell Dixon. ROW THREE: Dirk Badillo, Mickey Thompson, Dan McKee, Foussat, Doug Garrison, Phil Roth. ., gi A L v 'f si I '- ' X ., i ' X-5' '. . f, , , V up Y 'Ras F S F , Ti. 0 FIRST ROW: Dennis Ward, Mgr. Dennis james, Pat Walters, Ken Caxarez, Warren jobanson, Mike Kelly, Pete Steward, jim McCollum, Garth O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Barry Collen, Tom Breza, 'lessie McCollum, Tom Cresx, Tom Hawkins, Dave McCollum, Ray Nichols, Tom Dunn, Mike Gilbert, Dick Daybell. Tenni The tennis team, coached by Mr. Dim Poradosky, is looking forward to a season of development with twenty-four candidates out this season. The O-C rack- eteers should become title contenders in the next few years. As we go to press, they are looking for their first championship in the last several years. J DICK DAYBELL and COACH PORADOSKY . , , s - ,J 'Lvl lt..-aw- Q-,gsm r. Tlfmu Hhs-S rv MMW... ...M -.........,.- C' ,gm- , Y in Qi if ps 05 - . fi , LM? J' AQ, 1 if --Q.-...x f --A-1 3 Q-E51 Af I lf' x 5 ',,'.l 1-mmm! E X QM . .. ,Q Ecard of 1-114 tee The Board of Trustees lends all nts support and guldance to the plannrng of the operatron of our hxgh school and college drstrrct The burldrng program whrch began a few years ago was originated by the Board of Trustees Thrs year as a result of therr planning a new library was opened rn March the College Center was completed a new muslc bulldmg was finlshed four new tennrs courts were constructed near the football field and three new classrooms were added to the jumor College bunldmgs Constructron of the new scnence building and the new cafeterra was started rn February with funds from the bond Issue which was passed last year as a part of the expansron program of the Board of Trustees Grosse M, Cha-,e Mr Frenzel Glaser Mr Barnard M' Pedlel Y 7 1 1 ' , , . Mr. - ' r Mr. - ' l lla- fl bean 0 11-IA bean o Kaya Mlss jean Wfallcer Dean of Grrls for the past SIX years rs a graduate of the Unrverslty of Kansas City She has done graduate work at U L, L A and San Drego State College Mass Walker IS mn her ofhce at any trme ready to help solve the problems of g1rl students In addxtlon she IS the sponsor of the Grrls League and helps plan student body act1v1t1 s Our hrst Dean of Grrls was Al1ce New ton Crrse rn 1925 Smce her retrrement she IS hon ored each year by the presentatron of the Alxce Newton Crlsc Cup to the outstandmg Semor mathematics student Mr ohn MacDonald was a P l teacher be fore he became Dean of Boys for a second tame IH 1954 h rvmg filled rn for Mr Selmger xx hen he became prmcrpal He attended O C College the Unrverslty of Redlands and graduated from has been at U C L A and San Drego State Col e e In the mormng Mr MacDonald can alxx ays be seen checkrng attendance and dlstrlbutmg admrt cards After the attendance IS checked he rs always IH hrs ofhce ready to help the boys cope wlth therr problems With hrs Elllddllci' the Boys League Councll functions smoothly af - L v l A Humboldt State College. His graduate work ' l g . Princqzallf euage KI' Y? '1- To the Students and Frrends of the Hlgh School Thls IS the flftleth year annrversars of Oceans1de Carlsbad Unron Hrgh School We vt 1ll celebrate other anmversarres along the may as trme marches on and on these occasrons the questlon may be asked W'hat was the hlgh school llke rn 1955 569 XVell let us examlne ourselves We are a happy frrendly school where the practxce of Democracy nn our classes and 1n our student body affaxrs IS a real part of our school lxfe We are a school which has a good faculty and proxldes an opportunity for students to prepare for lrfe and thexr chosen careers We are a school knovtn for nts good sportsmanshrp on the athletic field courtesy III the classroom and frlendly cooperation tvteen faculty and student body These good thmgs personxfy our school We are proud of our h1gh school 1ts tradrtxons and con trrbutlons to the cornmunxty and the l1ves of our students We are confldent that the future wll keep us steadfast rn contmurng the taslc of malcmg our hlgh school a good one Those of us who serve that cause loolc forvs ard to the next hfty years wrth Conn dence Armand Sel xnger rlnclpal Superin tendentlf llleuage To the O C H1gh School Student Body Thxs year ends a half century of operatron of our O C Hrgh School d1str1ct We celebrate the growth and development ach1eved durmg that long perlod of t1me rather than the age rtself In 1906 the d1str1ct was composed of a handful of students meetrng on the second Hoof of the old elementary school A very l1m1ted classrcal offerlng for college entrance students only was avarlable Today the d1str1ct has a hlgh school of nearly a thousand students w1th a broad offermg of about srxty dlfferent Courses covering a vast range of vocatlonal fine arts health and agriculture as well as the three Rs Another fme asset for c1t1zensh1p tramrng nn th1s modern age whxch was not present IH 1906 IS our extenslve student actlvxty and athletlc program Smce that early day the drstrlcts service to the communlty has also grown vertncally rn provldmg for youth and adults beyond the hrgh school level A junxor college program IS offered whrch cur rently enrolls about 250 students and an Extended Day d1v1s1on of that school servmg over 1100 youth and adults ln afternoon and evenrng classes Many of the fmest leaders of these commumtres attended or lnstructed m our O C schools Each has added hrs unique stroke to the ever grownng mural we call school trad1t1on and morale If each of us student and teacher allke adds his lme or color wrth care and drscrnmmatnon the future genera tnons wnll look wrth pleasure on the art of our effort The accompllshments of the O C Dxstrrct are only lxmnted by the extent of our farth and v1s1on May our horrzons be unlrmrted Sincerely yours F. M. Chase, jr. ' l 15 JAMES CRUMLEY tiff DALE DORSETT JOSEPH LONG art typing rommerrial ? publiralions h e DAVID ALLEN MARGARET CARNIGHAN .IOSEPH Xpdflijh Spanish latin freshman rounselor LEROY STIERLIN freshman .sponsor english 30 g ACK ESTES MARIE BRADLEY THEODOSIA TURNER HELENE DODD HELEN LEWIS journalism junior rounselor 50Ph0m0ff-' 5P0'1-V07 wfidl -ffifflfe drama english english english english english WILLIS FLICK instrumental music RALPH ALLOWAY JOSEPHINE MORSE JOSEPH PARSONS bevkkfeping .vlaorthand driver education .student couneil KITCHIN LOWELL RICHARDSON MARY JEAN SOLLE JOHN SIMCOX omor juniorlsponsor ffsyrlaometrixt wfidl living problems u. s. bzstory u, 5, bisfwy ydca MARY HOUSE 9 sophomore counselor world today BURTON BARNES u orld today mall? GUMBRELL ESTHER EVANS fhorus english R WILLIAM FORAN boys' e. DONALD HU FFMAN senior sponsor boys' p. e. km. THEODORE BOYETT FINIS JOHNSON ROBERT STRAUSE general scienre rbemistry plfyiif-Y biology ' VIRGINIA HANKS girls' p. e. CECILE NICHOLS ELIZABETH REXFORD girls' p. e. senior rounxelor librarian baring CHARLES DENOV biology general srienre w W I 'i .Y 3 HOWARD DOSCH agrirulture biology gal en lll' n QRQTHY GOODING DELLORA HANCOCK eneml mall, home economzcs emor math ALPHA SELBY sophomore sponsor home efonomzrs DMITRI PORADOSKY PAUL TROY FLOYD KELLY algebra I dlgebfd II lrzgonomelry reshman sponsor gwmelfy solzd geometry general math KENNETH CROW metal shop general shop ARREN BOYCE ra tmg adet corps XX A 14nnu2e1-Aary DONALD ERBE EDWARD WYLLIE auto shop wood shop 1 ' L S f I' 1 W . ras' he W MRS. JESSIE MACKIBBEN Manager MRS. PHOEBE ALLEN i 1 MRS. ESTHER CECIL MRS. FLORENCE CHRISTMAN o C'uAtod1anA . Don Farnham, Clarence Benson, Matthew Williams, William Wins- low, Mrs. Mary Ronsee, Curtis Hart, john Morrzson, Manre Buchanan, Robert Farquhar. Tony Cefilr HWVJ' MRS. VIOLETTA GITS Clarenre Srhwanz Secretary to Principal MRS. TERRY SMITH Attendance Clerk MRS. JANICE HJELLE Clerk MRS. BETTY ARNOLD e Nurse Km bl-ive:-A FIRST ROW: Don Farnham, Fred Mitchell, Don Dawson, Lee jennings. SECOND ROW,- Les Swaim, Clarenre Sebwanz, Irvin Walstorz. Manre Burhanon, Clizrenre Ham. 'Q' Q 'af- Hwfs ' 5 I oe' H sl 5 -is 482,23 KL: ,H-Q... KJ, fiaawf Your Friendly FORD Deale Best Wishes to the Graduating Class ot '5 Phone SA-2-7657 229 So. Hill Street J 'new f X Oceanside, California Q55 ,fx IXUII 9 EY , Ut0-IS. ll . Household goods storage Long distance moving Commercial storage Furniture, used, purchased, Local moving and sold. VAN ,,. alum 'll 0 Siem cos :fh-L 40 win A aromas 5:04, mc. W if VAN 81 STORAGE CO. ' -'THE BETTER WAY or MOVING i eS'im 'eS Wifhouf 0b'i90'i0'1 1414 so. TREMONT sr. ocEANsioE, cALiF. SArat0ga 2-7632 xwaivjveci 5 X i 0 U4 lb. Meat Ixzllll at a M M isconsi lx'qf3E3' gZfi5iiB 'BQ X - I I fffldil riff wmmf.va.r' At u ancl Motors Built to Perfection Try our quick service hone SA-2-2129 208 So. Hill S PBPPBF I tree 1900 So. Hill St., Oceanside, SA 2-66 Bee,-l-Qc - -- 5veey77ffN6 CLASS or '56 MAHTINS MARKET 125 Q1-ek 42' K R Woodward Realty Co CO NGRATULATIONS TO CLASS 56 Hu er Insuru 1718 So Hull St OCEANSIDE CAL 'Uv-.-.scar-.J WTw1f-Mff' 5 ST MALO LUMBER COMPANY Ocecnsnde Colaformo 1702 South Hull St U S Hnghway 101 Phone SA 2 8247 Co ocEANslnE '20 qgggg, nouns 6 uns A wlsex 7 30 AM to 6 PM SA 2 2082 FRI NIGHTS TILL 9 PM TEXTILE PAINTS LEATHER WORKING SUPPLIES ARTISTS PAPERS 8: BOARDS SHELL CRAFT BRUSHES .CHARCOAL LETTERING PENS PASTELS TRAC ING 8a DRAWING PAPERS COPPER TOOLING OILS 8a WATERCOLORS 1828 112 SO. HILL OCEANSIDE f mf KIDDIES WARDROBE PRE TEEN DEPARTMENT For all your needs 1 So Hull St Oceanside Phone SA 2 5400 gnwfwlfm wwe 5 move' ISI once D 9 Lgrgeg Lon Agent John Knphart he world S Phone SA 2 4218 ALLIED VAN LINES INC Y 1 VIP S DITC STORH 1s Headquarter' for Datlonally Advertl ed FTTRNTTITW1' TV PPLIAI' C155 At tne Lowest D1scount Brice to Be Found Anywhere' All Federal e plo ees tate Cltv Tnlon Members and Ser vlce Per' onnel nave acoe s to our fae1l1t1es on Dresentstlon of I D Ca d CALIFORNIA 'JHOLESALV COIWPANY 1817 1826 south Hill Street OCEA SIDE Furn Dept Appllance Dept SA 38947 Sa 27504 ,Je don't meet competltlon We create 1t , t 1 T 'A K. lb v Y Q Q 7 I I asovz . ' . ' u...' ' wviqlig f':,g,g,,,,f' 4 I l ,, S W. l. tt nce - ' t - . ...I I I . - --1 5 ' f SA 2-4247 , - 2741 STATS 517 CARL5 BAD, CAL. l . . x . Q ., ffm? R-E-If-I-N-D-E-R l X - O1 - 2 ': ' I I l n ix I S T: I ' M , ,sg : A T 2 . TTT 0 I 1 A l - -' M . v - xm FF , , . 0 r . A K ,JK X N vf X 0 ice supp ies ' FF' I I MQ rtist.suppIies X :J ifts I Manual Castorena T f 560 Grand Ave . Carlsbad, Calif. SA 2-2304 X I Accessories-motor tune-up Spray glazing-wheel balancing OCEANSIDE, CALIFORNIA CASSIDY 8. HILL STREETS free pick up and SAratoga 2-6140 delivery Z 63 ou reach that marital State' when Y 1 estate- I Think of wmiams for Your 'ea C7 lumes B. Williams Co. Q jswgi 'W' Q realtors and insurers il gg IOI9 So. Hill Street Oceanside 'ixzfpf ' SA 2-7629 Novak's On the Edge ofthe Pacific Overlooking the Ocean 3878 Highway IOI and Tamarack Closed Mondays Phone: SA 2-6861 Carlsbad, Calif. BEST WISHES Egan' MEN S AND BOYS WEAR Cor er 3rd 81 H'll -I South SA 2-7478 Freeman C' nt lf 24 HOUR TOWING ANYWHERE - ANYTHING Used Parts For All Makes I603 No. Hill St. Phone: SA 2-2422 Oceanside LOS for The Best in Double Features See The Best at the go to C est the Phone Corner of SA-2-6561 151 and Freeman 515, 217 North Hill Phone Oceqngide OCeGnSide W Cgmxxxco 'K s 2522238 T The ataiatdaac to dledfau. U! '56 -'- 3 T729 SOUTH HILL STREET OCEANSIDE, CALIF. SA 2-6300 3606646 agp Telephone 2l6North Hill Street SAYOMQQ 2,4717 Oceanside, Calif. at the llllll SIDE Photographic Center flmlf Best of Luck to the Class of '56 205 N. Hill St. 606-608 Mission Oceanside, Calif. Photographer 0 portraits for 0 weddings the I commercial 1956 0 color - aerial Pirateer D Best of Luck ,R to the Class of '55 . V O 5 V 1928 South Hill Street . .. Oceanside, Calif. . l o ' N . O Q g O . . . 1 DIAMONDS WATCHES ' SILVERWARE Home ofKEEP'sAKE DIAMONDS Q.. y Oceanside's Leading Jeweler 6 K r ,X ,x , x 24. Ni No H11 sf Phone SA 2-2332 f A happy fu+ure for +he class of I956 OCEANSIDE, CALIFORNIA Emooogl. 3 D. R. Daugherty Hollywood Shop MISSION DRUG STORE fOI' MCH Phone SA 2-1991 123 N HII S X Wishing lhe Very Besl +o +he Gradua+es and S'Iuden'I's of O.C.U.H.S. IIHUIIITS TUP SHUP 5l0 So. Hill S+. Oceanside Best Wishes from H EIIQYEIUPYE Q1-H1'1iIU1'ElfiH11 - GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS DIPIOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS PAINTS CLASS RINGS - CLUB PINS SPOz:f:gAgg2ODS TR0PH'E5 MEDALS MERCURY OUTBOARD 600 Ne Hgh Sl eel MOTORS SA 2 4326 Los Angeles I2, Calfo 212 N th F St O d C If C.,-WI-f 3-ff? I CRESS STATIONERY STORE Oc N OFFICE SUPPLIES ' GIFTS ' GREETING CARDS I P0 N T I Ac No Si' Ogeqns de SOI so. Hill sf. Phone SA-2-765I SA 22220 O We make the deal ' Q I UG PHARMACY I -xXX ' AN PRE SCRIPTIO NS VISTA AUTO WASH I SPRAY GLAZE I 519 2nd sneer 2898 sfqfe sf. Phone 230 So. 521101 Fe Ave- Oceanside, Calif. Carlsbad, Calif. PA 4-9071 Vista, Calif. g 0 0 0 'ka- C . . . you CAN'T refuse ' . Q . ' I . 0 q Q 0 ' . ..' . 217 N Tremont Oceanside Cal if im Sullivan ls ?u1-niture if dpplianeen Ync. Main Store-404 .Sf Hill -SA. 2-7673 Annex-303 S Ifll-SA. 2-2776 Liberal Tmrle-In Allowance! Termf Free DEIZMFIQI Cars Trucks Genuine Factory Parts and Accessories CHEVROLET Med Furniture-1606 Miffzbn SA. 2-0556 For best names in Furniture and Ranges Sales Servic Motor and Chassis Overhaul Brake Service otor Tune-up Electrical Service Auto Painting Wheel Aligning Body and Fender Work Washing - Steam tory Trained Mechanics Upholstering Used Car Lot - 515 So. Hill Zllenelvh Chevrolet Company SA. 2-8482 114 South Hill Street 22262225214 OCEANSIDE ATHLETIC CLUB 3I57th Street Oceanside to the Sen ors From B 8. B HARDWARE 424 So. Hill St. Phone SA 2-2489 OCEANSIDE NURSERY 81FLORIST IOI6 S. HILL STREET OCEANSIDE, CALIF. Phone SA. 2-2774 HI-FI RECORDS 66110 .iduiaion 7II SECOND STREET OCEANSIDE, CALIF. Phone SA. 2-4274 PHILCO RCA CIIA III SALES SERVICE Office Machine Center I-IERMESU TYPEWRITERS Electric - Standard - Portable 1015 So. Hill Phone Occaneiidc SA. 2-2522 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE I CLASS OF 56 REALTOR I -1. I 404 Topeka 120 9th Street Res. Phone SA 2-6168 omce SA. 2-2511 I Tor'rilla Flaf TACOS FRIJOLES TAMALES ENCHILADAS CHILI RELLE NOES 5lI Third SI'ree+ Phone Oceanside SA. 2-9978 HAZELS FASHIUN FAB RIC S yzmnffne emu, gm FABRICS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 516 So. Hill NOTIONS - BUTTONS - IOY SCISSORS PATTERNS 211 N. FREEMAN SARATOGA 2-4925 OCEANSIDE CALIFORNIA SA. 2-2491 Hair Shaping by 1 I l Kat WIAIMA to the cwlgmruzaffom from fraduatiny CIMA Me Ved t UEEANSIUE STATIUNEHS 0fee'1ffde'SNfweff me-ffl 612 Mission Ave. 411 N. HILL JZ. jfamii Ckina .Slap Many of O-C's Loveliest Brides Select Their Dinnerware at La Flams C3 Wu ffl 3: eb 'Im'-, .id my A I W ife- I RICHARDSON BROS. I If ' E Building Contractors I 602 MISSION AVENUE TOM and JOHN OCEANSIDE, CALIFORNIA MARJORIE AVIS HAROLD LAFLAM SA. 2-2462 and Tremont SA. 2-2666 Oceanside BOX 172 SA- 2-5182 Minnesota CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES CIIITLSBIIII HIIBDWIIIIE A Modern Store Featurzug SELECTIVE GIFTS SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE 2840 State St Carlsbad teen lilo to:-A Telephone SA 2 2143 Your Rambler and Hudson Dealer 507 North H111 St Oceanslde Cahfornla 417 Elm Avenue Telephone Carlsbad Callforma SA 2 2638 ARLSBAD UMBER OMPANY The Home Builders Store Ho ard Ba mgart er Manager JEWELRY WATCHES DIAMONDS REPAIRING 'l'lJ'l'l'0llD JEWELRY SA 2 2423 Sal Vlllasenor Robert Montoya 515 Second St Oceanslde Calif CHICKEN PIE SHOP E D Tenet Prop 420 N H111 St Oceansxde DIVERSIFIED BUILDERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS l20 S MYERS OCEANSIDE Owens Motor Sales 1151 S H111 Street Oceanslde Cal1forn1a Phone SA 2 4245 V1c Owens Presldent PIER C-OLF AND RECREATION CENTER Corner of Thxrd and Pacxlie Telephone SA 2 9449 .fd Eehgwuf pface fo :Dine I 54, - A isc PlUmblHQ 31 HHUTIHQ ocEANsloe LUMBER COMPANY 2965 ROOSEVELT CARLSBAD CALIF SA 2'426' CONGRATULATIONS CLASS or 56 radio dispatched trucks Emergency 24 Hr Semce Third Street at the Railroad SERVING NORTHERN SAN DIEGO COUNTY CE3Sf53I5L'f?LiiS8fT?i ALLEN3 Hmvm SUPPLY still pl beauty-ul Living Room Sets Bedroom Furniture I 61 njorldf Chrome Sets Rugs Mattresses Occasional Furniture Linoleum Pnnzls House nf Music 222 N Hill St. 1709 South Hill St Oceanside Phone SA 2-3346 Oceanside California Supplies 84 Food for All Pets Hours 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. CONGRATULATIONS I TO THE CLASS OF 56 A Place That Is Different A Dogs - Birds - Animals Tropical Fish -- Aquariums 8: Supplies . I Frank 84 Virginia Heacox Owners. . I 805 Mission St. Oceanside Calif. Phone SA 2-7092 613 Mission Avenue 624 N. Hill Phone SA 2-4905 3 psig -- HM Y , .1 emit' , Anderson8. Robinson ,f Q7 , . 9 CC ' ' 0 JJ I, I y FF If , A ,p 5 if . FAVIIIIITE lltsszlrl' 624 N. Hill Oceanside Phone SA 2-4905 Appointment Phone SA 2-2396 Nrtla ur Murray SCHOQL GF DANCE NELHICKQS BEAUTY SALON Open 10 A.M. - 11 P.M. Monday - Friday NELLIE RECOTTA Open Sat. I0 A.M. - 6 P.M. Own? and OPf 'f'f0' 417 S. Hill St. Oceanside, Calif. 5l5V2 Second St- Oceanside, Calif. SA 2-4205 Congratulations to the Senior Class A 7 3- I xx conmnf BEACH f N I x b if X ' fel . QW D SA 214 A. No. Hill sf. 1.. 24701 Oceanside, goal W ZgQ01fJ-U!!-41 Cf if0 1'0 109 so. Hill sf., oceanside GIBSON 'S MARKET COMPLETE MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE Free Delivery Service We Give G 8: H Gold Stamps Plants at Oceanside, Vista, Solano Beach and 1 Pendleton Marine Base Open 7 Days a Week SPAULDING MATERIAlS 81 8 AM' Ti 10 PM' co. Located on Hill Street near Cassidy Oceanside TRANSIT DIIXED CONCllETE Ph ne SA 2 2597 0 - 1523 S. Hill St. Oceanside Phone SA 2-4215 - ZEnith 4215 Com lzments 0 Dalry Mart Farms, Inc Tnajuana Road SAN YSIDRO Callforma A Supplzer or Our Ca elerza CONGRATULATIONS 57 6fZEEf?T3 fdf ,fl 4 017261 'Ml S.. r r- B - -- 5l2 Second Street Oceanside California WALL!-IEE BHLI5 burgc 84 dodge wallaec Goodyear Tlre Dxstrlbutor Tire Retrcadmg Shell Gasollne Auto Accessories Telephone SAratoga 2 2488 101 No H111 Oceanside uve SUP WPG GA cfrlefm Complete Auto Repair Service OPEN 24 HOURS TOWING SERVICE PAINT 8.BODY SHOP ALL WORK GUARANTEED T303 So H II Oceanside SA 2 65I8 Gr1fl1th Ahgnment SCI'V1CC Phone SA 2 7054 Wheel Allgnment Wheel Balancmg Front End and Steering Overhaul Wheels Frames and Axles Stralghtened Complete Brake SCYVICC R K GRIFFITH, OWNER CPO USN Retlred 519 MlCh1g2U Oceanslde, Callf. 7715771 Chrome Accessories for all cars Replacement System for all Cars Dual Headers Split Manifold Speed Equipment Product of M 81 M. MUFFLER SERVICE 1405 So. Hill Street Oceanside, California P' f 'C 2 f 1,7 4 ,S ,ff 4 ,I 45 Z Phone BElmont 9-8563 E ' - ' ,Ar , ' ', I A ' if - ' f f - . . . l , . I . . . h . 5 0 S. . XX RA . , 0 . . i ' - BLADE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO. T. W. Braden, Owner 0 Commercial Printing 0 Programs 0 Announcements 0 Business Cards 0 The Driftwood 0 Brochures 0 Business Forms 0 Stationery I General job Printing 8: Lithography Telephone SA 2-8223 405 First Street Oceanside, Calif. .IIIII FIIII ZIII A' Los ANGEUES TIMES a- Los ANGELES EXAMINER A' NEW YORK TIMES A- CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1' KANSAS CITY STAR 1' WASHINGTON POST Circulation - advertising representative 306 WISCONSIN Phone SA 2-2654 Phone SA 2-4259 Free Estimates SHERMAN 'S venetian blinds - custom draperies rugs 84 carpet - window shades screens - cornice boxes - traverse rods 515 Vista Way 9 PORTRAITS U FAMILY GROUPS 9 GLAMOUR PORTRAITS Gel the Best at Calvert Brothers' Studios 115 N. Tremont Oceanside, Calif. Phone Oceanside, California SA 2-7368 Wearing Sizes AUTOMOTIVE Appmel ' 'OM SERVICE 603 2nd Street SA 2-2600 T402 MISSION AVENUE Oceanside, Calif. OCEANSIDE, CALIF. SArcfosG 2-3255 X in Kenneth C. Stevener of the California Yearbook Guild and Donna Darnold, Editor, formulating plans for the 1956 Pirateer. Ken Stevener and Editor Donna Darnold check lay- outs for the 1956 Pirateer with interested staff members looking on- Ken Chung, Francene X i French, Virginia Sewell, and Mr. Dale Dorsett Fac- it ulty Adviser. ,tii it ? fl' at l4l TONY ADAME Football Freshmen J V Varsuty Football 3 4 JVO 2 3 Varsuty 04 JV Baseball 3 Varsuty Baseball Mgr 1 JACK ALEXANDER A 2 Spanush Club 1 Work Experuence Jr Red Cross Club Boy s League VALGENE ALLEY Latun Club 2 3 Comm Club 3 Druftwood 4 Pub Chaurman Boy s League ' Varsuty Track C Trackl Track 2 WAYNE ALLEY Latun Club 1 2 Scuence Club 1 2 3 4 Photo Club 3 4 Drama Club 4 Boy s League EFREN ANGUIANO B Football 2 Varsuty Baseball 3 Varsuty Football 3 4 Boys League JERRY BAIRD Cadet Corps 1 2 3 Spanush Club 4 Jr Red Cross Club Boy s League JIM BAIRD Cadet Corpsl 2 3 4 Buble Club 1 2 Spanush Club 1 2 Scuence Club 1 Photo Club 3 EARL BARNARD Work Experuence Jr Red Cross Club Boys League DENNIS BETHKE Luon s Club Speech Award 3 Runner up un Tru Cuty Contes Boys League LARRY BIDDLE FF A 2 3 4 Track Mgr 2 Work Experuence 1 2 Boys League FRED BOODRY B Football 2 lVO 2 F FA 2 3 Boys League ROSALIE BORCHERS Flag Copr 2 3 4 Buble Club 3 Commercual Club 2 BARBARA BOSTICK Buble Club 1 2 3 GAA 1 2 Drama Clubl 4 Pres 4 Flag Corps 3 4 Jr Red Cross Club FRED BOSTICK Varsuty Football Mgr 2 Varsuty Baseball Mgr 3 Junuor Red Cross Club Boys League LARRY BOYER Freshman Football Photo Club Z Work Experuence 3 4 Boys League PATRICIA BRABON Commercual Club 1 2 3 Spanush Club 1 2 C S F 1 Gurls League BE'I'IwY BRANNOCK Varsuty Songleader 3 4 Student Councul Rep 1 G A A 1 2 F H A 2 SENIORS DIANE BREZA F H A 1 G A A 1 Masque and Wug 3 4 Drama Club 4 F T A 2 LUDIE BRITSCH Freshman Football B Football 2 Spanush Club 1 2 3 Jvo 1 2 JV Baseballl 2 Soph Class Councul Varsuty Baseball 3 4 Varsuty O BETTY CROSS BROWN GAA 1 2 3 4 Councul Presudent4 CSF 2 3 Commercual Club 3 4 Gurls League KENNETH BROWN Latun Club 1 2 Buble Club 1 2 Photo Club 3 4 Ban 2 3 Chorus 3 Drama Club 3 MARGARET BURD Latun Club 1 G A A 1 Commercual Club 4 Band 3 Buble Club 3 Work Experience 4 CAROLYN BURNESS Tru Hu Y 1 Pamossus Club 2 3 Latun Club 2 3 French Club 2 F H A 4 C S F 4 Transfer from Phoenux Aruzona LEON A CANDELA F H A 1 G A A 2 3 Gurl s League Junuor Red Cross Club DAVID CAN TRELL Scuence Club 1 Spanush Club 2 Drama Club 2 SHIRLEY CARPENTER LatunClub1 2 GAA 1 2 3 Commercual Club2 3 4 Drama Club-4 Flag Corps 2 FRED CATHERALL Transfer from Santa Barbara Frosh Football JV Football 2 Varsuty Baseball 2 3 Varsuty Football 3 Varsuty Track 3 FRANK CERDA Freshman Football Varsuty Football , 4Vars1tyO 234FFA CALLIE CHAFFIN Transfer from Tennessee FHA 1 2 3 Scuence Club3 Lubrary Councul 2 3 MARGARET CHASE Buble Clubl 2 3 4 Latun Club 1 2 Chorus2 3 Drull Teaml Pom Pom Corps 2 Flag Corps 3 4 Jr Escort GARY CALDWELL Latun Club 1 2 F 1 Drama Club 3 4 Scuence Club 3 4 Treasurer 3 Photo Club 3 4 Play The Enchanted Cottage 4 JAMES CLARK Freshman Football B Football 2 3 B Track2 3 JVO 2 3 Varsuty Football 4 Varsuty Track4 Soc Chmn Boys League Ath Comm Student Councul 4 SALLY CLEWS GAA 1 2 3 Spanush Clubl FHA 2 Drama Club-3 Druftwood Adv Edutor4 LEON COMBEL Freshman Football B Football Mgr 2 Varsuty Track Mgr 2 Boy s League GARY CONNAUGHT Frosh Football B Football 2 3 B Base ball 2 Work Experuence Boy s League CHARLES COX JV Baseball 3 Varsuty Football 4 Work Experuence Boy s League NANCY COX Transfer from Pacuhc Hugh Pom Pom Corp 1 Gurl s League Speech Club 3 Work Experuence JOSEPH CRAIG Frosh Football Spanush Club2 3 JVO 3 Boys League Work Experuence JUDITH CRAWFORD F H A 2 G A A 4 Commercual Club 4 Jr Gurl s League NONA WALTON CROOKES JV Songleader I Varsuty Songleader 2 3 Vuce Pres Soph Class Vuce Pres Jr Class ALLEN CULLENS Transfer from Georgua Varsuty Football 1 2 3 4 Varsuty Basketball! 2 3 Annual Staffl 2 Varsuty Track 3 LEO DANIEL Scuence Club l Latun Club 2 Art Club 3 4 Boy s League Work Experuence DONNA DARNOLD C F12 3 4 LatunClub1 FHA 1 FTA 2 Drama Club4 Purateeu' Staff Edutor ROBERT DAVIES Frosh Football B Baseball 1 2 Work Experuence RICHARD DAYBELL F 1 2 4 Bandl Swummung 1 JV Tennus2 Varsuty Tennus3 4 Varsuty O 3 4 Purateer Staff Photo Club 4 Drama Club 3 Scuence Club 3 DEANNA DIAZ Latun Clubl 2 Buble Club 1 3 Drama Club 4 F H A 1 F T A 2 WILLIAM DOMINQUEZ Frosh Football Scuence Club I F F A 3 JV Football 2 C S F 2 Speech Club 4 MARY JANE DUNN GAA 1 2 3 4 Councu Secretary CSF 1 2 3 4 Band2 3 Progressuve Jazz Club 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 PHILIP EDWARDS Art Club-3 4 Boy s League Work Experuence HELEN ESCALANT E FH A 1 4 Gurl s League EDWARD FISHER Spanush Club 1 2 Scuence Club 3 4 Drama Club Treasurer MARY FOLEY Transfer from Ventura Cheerleader 2 3 G A A 3 Glee Clubl 2 3 FHA 1 3 4 Song Leader 1 4 Art Club 3 MARSHALL FORBES Art Club 3 Latm Club 3 Boy s League Work Experuence OTIS FOSTER C Football Basketball Trackl B Football Baseball 2 Varsuty Basketball 2 3 4 Varsuty O 2 3 4 Varsuty Foot a 3 4 All Avocado Playero The Year 4 B Track3 ADOLFO FRANCO B Tennusl Boys League Work Experuence FRANCENE FRENCH Spanush Club 1 2 3 Bandl Bible Club-2 3 CSF 1 2 3 4 Purateer ISABEL GARCIA GAA 2 4 Gurl s League DAVID GEORGE Frosh Basketball B Football 2 Varsuty Basketball 2 3 4 Varsuty Football 3 4 All League Team 4 Varsuty O 4 C S F 3 Class Vuce Presudent 4 Purateer Staff Sport Edutor 4 Varsuty Baseball 4 GARY GLENN Spanush Clubl 2 3 1 C Basketball 2 F F A 2 Photo Club 3 Scuence Club 3 Speech Club 4 Commercual Club 4 MARY LOU GOMEZ Commercual Club Treasurer 4 Homecomung Pruncess 4 G A A 3 4 C Y O 4 SHIRLEE GONZALES Transfer from Brawley Gurls Leaguel 2 3 4 A 1 2 CSF 2 3 B or Betters 2 3 4 JOSEPH GRAHAM Freshman Football Jr Varsuty Baseball 1 Var suty Baseball 2 4 Jr Varsuty Football 3 Varsuty Football 4 Work Experuence RUBY GREEN Transfer from Escondudo YTeens12 GAA1 2 3 FHA 1 2 3 Commercual Club 3 Chorus 3 Gurls Lea uel 2 3 4 BRUCE HAKE Freshman Football Basket ball Baseball Spanush Club 1 Jr Varsuty Football 2 Bas ketball Baseball 2 Jr Varsuty O2 Varsuty Football Basketball Base ball 3 4 All Avocado League Baseball 3 All Tourney Team Kawanus 3 Varsuty O 3 4 All Avocado League Football 3 I' ,--, ...-,,g ' A' .yi 3, I -3.-..-g .yg ---,, -, , -3 . , -' 's -. 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Y - 'Y I 'uf , 'YS ui 1 Q , 1 ' I r ---'ul ' . -,Q u - Q -1 - - -3 , 4 - - -5 -.1 -. ...-,Q . - - MARTHA ANN HASTY Gxrl s Glee Club Accompamst 1 2 3 Grrls Drill Team 2 Boy s Glee Club Accompamst 3 Science Club 4 JAMES HAWKINS Boy s Chorus 1 3 Boy s League Represen tanve to Student Coun crl 3 Student Councxl Presxdent 4 DIAN HAWTHORNE Transfer from Santa Mon xca GAA 1 2 Drxll Corp 2 Flag Corp 3 Gnrls League 1 2 CHARLES HEARD Boy s Leaguel 2 3 4 Work Fxperxence 3 4 ADRIENNE HELTIBRIDLE Latm Club 1 2 Commercial Club 3 4 G A A 3 4 CSF 3 Drama Club 3 junxor Sennor prom Committee 3 BETTY HEMINGER Latm Club 1 2 Pom Pom Corp 2 Flag Corp 3 Rally Club MaJor of Flag Corp 4 Girls Leaguel 2 3 EDWARD HEREDIA C Basketball Letterman 1 C Track Letterman Basketball Letterman2 Work Exper1ence3 4 Boys Leaguel 2 3 4 DONALD HILL Spamsh Clubl jr Var sxty Baseball Manager 1 jr Varsity Track 3 4 Boys Leaguel 2 3 4 CAROL HINES Bandl Art Award 2nd Prxze 2 Spanish Club 2 3 Buble Club-3 Gnrl s Chorlls Accompanrst 4 Gxrl s League 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 KENNETH HUGHES Freshman Football B Baseballl 2 Spamsh Clu 1 23 B Football 2 Work Experrence3 Varsity Football 4 VIRGINIA HUMPHREY Bxble Club 1 2 Latm Club 2 Rally Club 2 Gxrls League Publrcrty Chairman 4 THEODORE JESKE F A 1 2 Treasurer 3 Vrce President 4 CSF 1 2 jr Varsty Football 2 3 jr Varsnty Baseball 2 jr Varsrty Bas ketball 3 Varsrty Football 4 Varsltv Basketball 4 ROGER JESSUP FFA 1 2 3 Prize Winner at Sadie Hawkms Dance 2 Commerc1alClub3 4 Speech Club4 Boys Leaguel 2 3 4 RAYMOND JIMINEZ jV Football 2 Boys Leaguel 2 3 4 Work Exper1ence3 4 JO JOHANSEN Transfer from Pomt Loma Glee Club l Drama Club 1 Student Councxl Freshman Representatrve 1 Sclence Club I Bowlmg Club 1 Skating Club 1 Boy s Glee Club 3 ALFORD JOHNSON lransfer from Acalanes Bandl 2 3 Latm Clubl Varsxty Track 3 Varsity Football 4 PATRICIA JONES FHA 1 Pom Pom Corpl Dull Team 2 Drama Club 2 Blble Club 3 Masque and Wrg 4 Work Experxence 4 PAUL KADOW Freshman Football Sclence Club-I 2 3 Ir Varsxty Baseball 1 Spamsh Club 1 jr Varsxty Football 2 Varsity Baseball 3 Var snty Football 4 Transfer from japan RAYMOND KAWANO Freshman Football B Basketball 1 B Track 1 Varsrty Footballl 2 3 Varsity Basketball 2 Var srtyO2 3 4 Varsity Track 2 All League Foot ball 3 joumalrsm Staff 3 4 FFA 4 NORMAN KITE Latm Club 1 Freshman Football jr Varsity Football 2 Boy s League HELEN KORKIA Transfer from Maryland Varslty Basketball Soft ball Volleyball 1 2 Var sxty Basketball 3 Y Teens 3 National Honor Socrety 3 Bowlmg League 3 YVONNE LABBE Transfer from Burbank Gxrl s Glee Club-1 GAA 1 2 Drlll Team 2 Modern Dance Club 2 Student Councrl Treasurer BETTY KAY LARSON CSF 2 3 4 Commercral Club 3 Vlce President 4 Grrl s Leaguel 2 3 4 GAA 4 LEE LARSON Boys Leaguel 2 3 4 Work Exper1ence3 4 Art Clu 2 3 ARTHUR LAWRENCE Freshman Football C Basketballl Freshman Representative to Boy s League Spamsh Club 1 Varslty Football 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 3 Sophomore Class Treasurer Varslty Track 3 Varsity O 3 4 Boys League Vice Presxdent 3 Boy s Chorus 3 Student Councnl Boy s Vrce Presndent 4 All League Football 4 ROBERT LEE Freshman Football C Track jr Varsity Foot ball 2 3 jr Varsrty Base ball 2 jr Varsity O 2 3 F F A Vrce Presndent 3 jr Varsxty Baseball 4 ANDREW LILLEY C Track Teaml CSF l C S F Latm Clubl 2 Scxence Club B track 2 3 Team 2 B Football Team BRUCE LOFT HOUSE Boys Leaguel 2 3 4 F 1 2 A Tr Team MARY ANN LUGO Spamsh Club Class Secretary ln Busmess 2 Secretary m Home Economxcs Class 3 Busmess Mathematlcs Club 3 Speech Club 4 RAYMOND MAGANA F F A1BoysLeaguel 2 3 BENITO MARTINEZ Boys Leaguel 2 3 4 RICHARD METZGER Latm Club 1 Spamsh Club 2 Science Club 2 MICHAEL MEYERS Boys Leaguel 2 3 4 C Y O 3 JAMES MILES Transfer from Cuba Latm Club 3 4 B Basket ball 3 j V Baseball 3 Sclence Club 3 4 Vrce Pres ldent Latm Club ROSE MONTANEZ FHA 1 4 Art Club 1 2 3 4 Gnrls League RUDY MORENO Frosh Football F F A 1 j V Football 2 JERRY MOUDY Transfer from L A G A A 2 3 4 Driftwood Staff Theta Mu Gama Modem Dance Publncatxons Staff Subscription Manager Treasurer EVELYN NEATHERY GAA1HomeEc12 G1rlsLeague1 2 3 4 Work expenence GEORGE NOKES B n 1 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 1 Pep Band 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Boys League 4 Soclal Chairman Band and Concert Master 4 Semor Hall of Fame Most Talented MARSHA NORGARD Girls Glee Club 1 2 Drama Club 4 Homecoming Prlncess GnrlsLeague1 2 3 4 ALMA NORTHROP Transfer from Southwest jr hlgh Cheerleader 1 Cltlzen shrp Club Pom pom capt Annual Staff 4 OLGA OJEDA G A 1 2 3 Spamsh Club 2 Commercral Club 2 Dnftwood JUDITH OWENS Bnology Club 1 GAA 1 2 School paper reporter Home Ec Transfer from Ohio Flag Corp 1 2 DONNA OXLEY j V Songleader GAA I Rally club 1 Varsity song leader 3 4 Treasurer of Jun nor class Treasurer of Semor Class BARBARA PALMER Spamsh Club 1 Commerce club 1 G A A 1 2 Room Representa tnve 1 Work Experrence 1 2 ROBERT PARKER B Footballl Sclence Club Transfered from Vnr grnxa to North Carolma Varsxty Football 2 3 4 Varsxty Baseball 2 Best Spamsh Geometry and Blolqgy Transfered to O C AwardsCSF234 DAR History Award Var snty O 3 4 Boys League Pres Drama Club 4 Scrence Club SAM PARKER Boys Leagpelfl CCC 1 2 JAMES PARR Boys Leaguel 2 3 4 Work Expencnce VIRGINIA PECORELLA Grrls League 1 2 3 4 Commercxal Club 3 Othce Practrce 3 4 Work Expenence 4 BETTY PETERS Latm Club Treasurer 1 G A 1 2 3 Councrl 3 Servxce Club 2 Student Court 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Transfer from Newport ANTHONY POPE Latm Club l 2 Scxence Club 2 3 U N E S C O 2 Pres Drama Club 2 3 4 Photo Club Pres 3 Commercxal Club 3 4 Dnftwood Assist Editor 3 4 Prrateer 3 Student Councxl Pub Chanr 4 ROBERT PUCKETT Work Experlencel 2 3 4 Boys Leaguel 2 3 4 Grrls Leaguel 2 3 4 LYDIA REYES GAA 1 2 julian I-hgh tn h1 y Transfer from jullan F H A 4 jOHN RICHARDSON Frosh football Jv football 2 5 C track 1 2 Ban 1 2 C 1 2 3 jV track 3 Varslty football THOMAS RICHARDSON Latm 1 B football 2 Spamsh Club 2 3 Scxence Club 2 3 Commercxal Club 3 Photo Club 3 Speech Club 4 MARY RODRIQUEZ Grrls 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Football 2. 3 Varsity Football 4 VIRGINIA SEVUELL Cadet Corps Queen 1 Maporette 2 C.S.F. 3. 4 Business Manager Pirateer LEONARD SHIRLEY Frosh Football Latin Club 2, 3 Montana Boys' League LARRY SINCLAIR Frosh. Football B Football 2 Varsity Football 3. 4 B Track 1 Varsity Track 2. 3, 4 Varsity O 3. 4 Latin Club 2 EUGENE N. SLIGH B Track l. 3 Varsity Track 2, 4 Photo Club 4 Spanish Club 1 1.v,o. 1 Varsity O 2. 4 Science Club 4 Drama Club 4 JULIA ELVA SMITH Transfer Boulder, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3 junior Play Girls' League .IOANNE SOTO G,A.A. I Spanish Club Wfork Experience F,H.A. 4 SHIRLEY SPENCER Frosh Co'-ncil Latin Club 1 F.H.A. 1 Soph Council Commercial Club 2. 3 IVIARIAN SPRINGSTEEN Spanish Club 1 Flag Corps 2 Commercial Club 2. 3 Prom Committee 3 Transfer to Colo. Springs Maiorette 4 Papose Club 4 Transfer to O'side NANCIE STAEFFER Transfer Granada. Colo. Girls Chorus 1 Pep Club 2. 3 Girls League XVILLIAM STAHLMAN Spanish Club 2 F.F.A. 1, 2 Science Club 2 isa '11-at-k 3 C SF. 2 Basketball Pirateer .lunior Class Pres. Commercial Club 4 Photo Club 4 Varsity Track 4 EDITH STARRETT Glee Club 1. 2. 3. Transfer from Canada Bible Club 1. 2. 3. 4 ALLAN STELMACH B Track 1 B Basketball 2 Varsity baseball 3. 3. 4 Varsity O Club 2. 3. 4 CSF 2. 3. 4 Varsity football 3. 4 Most Valuable Player 3 Varsity Basketball 3. 4. Latin Club 3. 4 President 3 Class President 4 Class Editor and Ass't Sports Editor QAnnualj Boy of the Month Sept, '55 X47 DIANA JO STEPHENS F.H.A. Girls League 1, Z. 3.4. Drama Club 4 Play 4 ROBERT SUGINO Frosh, Vice Pres. Frosh Football C.S.F, 1, 2. 3 B Track 1, 2, 3 C Basketball j.V.O. 1, 2, 3 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 B Football 2, 3 Soph. Class Pres. Varsity Football Varsity O Varsity Track Latin Club VALORIE EVANS TATE C.S.F.-2, 35 G.A.A.- l, 23 Driftwood Staff- 3: Drama Club-3g Drill Team-13 Pirateer Staff. DONALD TAYLOR Transfer. Coronado Varsity Track 1, 3. Varsity Football 3 B Football 2 JOYCE THOMAS Girls Chorus 1 Girls League 2 President 4 ,l,V. Songleader 2 Snowball Princess 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Driftwood 4 MORRIS TROTTER Frosh Football B Football 2 Varsity Football 3, 4 HIT' Track 1 Varsity Track 2, 3. 4 Frosh Vice Pres. Spanish Club l F.F.A, 1. 2. 3. 4 Soph. Class Council ALICE TUCKER Latin Club 11 XY'ork Experience Commercial Club 33 JAMES TUCKER Spanish Club, lg Varsity Bas- ketball 1g 2g 3g 4g B Ft. ball Track lg 23 3g 4g Science Club 4g Varsity O WAYNE VAN DER LINDEN Latin Club lg 23 D Basket- ball. C Basketball B Track. B Football C.S,F. 43 JAMES VERNON B Football, Boys League 13 2g 33 4g Transfer from Tracy, Calif. ' l . 4 Affjf JEAN WADDINGTON Head Majorette 33 Girls league IQ 2g 3. 45 Bible Club lg LANCE WAGNER B Football 1. 2 B Baseball 1 Boys' League XY'ork Experience JULIANA WALKER Maiorette 1 Latin Club 1. 2. 3 G.A.A. 1. 2 Soph Council 2 .lr. Council Exchange Assembly 3 Play 4 Drama Club 4 Rally Class ARTHUR WILSON F.F.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 XX'ork Experience Boys' League IOANIE WILSON Drill Team Captain 1. 2, G.A.A. 1. 2, 3. 4. F.H.A. 2, 3. 4. Commercial Club 2. 4 President 4 NORMAN WOODSON Boys' League Jr, Red Cross Club ALLEN YASUKOCHI Spanish Club 1. 2 F,F.A. 1.2. 3. 4 Frosh Football B Football 2 Varsity Football 3. 4 B Track 1 Varsity Track 3. 4 1.v.o. 1, 2 varsity O 5, 4. KAREN ZANCO Latin Club 1. 2 Science Club 1 Flagtwirlers, Cap. 2. 3. 4 F.T,A. 2. 3, 4 Cadet Corps Queen 2 Commercial Club 3 Drama Club 3, 4 Chorus 4 Spring Play Progressive jazz Club Senior Class Council Editor of Driftwood EDWARD ZELLER Band 1. 2. 3. 4 F,F.A, I, 2. 3 Spanish Club 3