Carmel High School - El Padre Yearbook (Carmel, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

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MILDRIZD RIKER MISS DOROTHY XX RICH I Dean of Boys Secretary Dean of Girls We are very fortunate in having at the head of our administration such capable people as Mr. Stuart Mitchell. the efficient and well-liked principal of our schoolg Miss Dorothy NVright, the patient and understanding Girls' Vice-Principal and counselorg Mrs. Mildred Riker. our Secretary-Registrar who takes care of all the office yvorkg and Mr. Ian Belangee, the popular Boys' Vice-Principal and coun- selor and Student Council advisor. Our school board. composed of Mr. J. O. Handley. president, Mrs. Martha Moller, clerk. Mr. Gordon Campbell. Mr. Alfred Fry. Mrs. Dorothy Yon Meier. and Mr. Peter Mawdsley, financial advisor, has directed most of its efforts this year toward the construction of a large room at the Carmel XVoods School. Carmel High School expresses its gratitude for the work the hoard has done in maintaining the high educational standards of our community. HI, Q75 XIRS. I I.ISII Bl ,YI OX I m'11.'F,'. 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Yiljoen, who is aided bv Frank Girard, gen- eral director, Art I-Ioltzhauer. who cares for the grounds, Carl Slim Naslund and Orville jexvell. who keep the corridors and class rooms attractive, and Cap johnson, who has exclu- sive care of the sxviniming pool. XVe also extend our appreciation to Mrs. Sadie Martin and her staff for the quality of the food served in the cafeteria during the past vear. Mrs. Gladys Parks is the Fi- nancial Secretarv of the Board of Trustees and Nlrs. Ruth Yal- lon serves as her capable as- slstant. I Il RIX SI XII Xlrs.VU V UN' UNP-XRKS it 01 ' W N QF W3 4 yfjfwwwww 11 JJ X EQXR wg QXX xg S Q 2 Ski ,N X Q xx Q ?-if 55 X ifii igliixgjg gxxswxwxwfxggf yb 7 lf? ,Xl fp? 10 if ' F Q AAW1 r if f JL JU V JL ny Lffrf . WW -Y . 0 f ,cf Dj N J QU' A I :W 1 if My f mx X ' I .5 X , x X , ' P. X X E Hx? N Qjm ' A b 5 X AR em N 31,51 Q. ix X .A X' f W, ix. 'xx X K X X x X K . , FXR' PNXQPX F- N5 F Ax f X N' A S X x + Q Q xxx , Q Q ' ' wb , A 5, W 5 . A X 1 X I M265 rf. X 4 HES M Wi 'D f,W ff L fa ,Q--2 Z'- if , J -i X' .. xg-sl I ' I . Q ff, f , 4 j -4 ' 5 4 1 X Af 1 I' . dd 'xx V' N A 1 6 X C lm 'i Q xc ,1 Sly X ll KG ivy! Xj 5 lfgxx., ,X 2 X E X , I nk X Y If , L K-'!, XY X Q I X . 4 I 5' xg 3, , .2 ' X lr ' .Y iv s. ' 1 . X L , x 1, ','f A I f,- f NW ,-if X X ky ,ff -3... Y 4967212715 The members of the Class of 1952 became vigorous supporters of Carmel High School ac- tivities as eighth graders. and in their freshman year successfully sponsored The Heart Hop. The raucous Sadie Hawkins Dance that they gave was the hit of their sophomore year, the same year in which their unusual athletic ability began to show itself. In their junior year they turned their efforts toward giving a long to be remem- bered junior-Senior Prom, which was held at the beautiful Highlands Inn. One of the most outstanding activities of this class was the production of Captain ,-Xppleiackf' the Senior Play, with Ann Spurr and Kurt von Heier in the leading roles. Klrs. Brey deserves special praise for her expert and patient direction of this production, while the stage crew, headed by Said Meheen, should also be mentioned for its fine work. The class concluded their senior year with the traditional Senior Assembly, the Senior Ball. and the Senior Barbecue. As the members of this class graduate from Carmel High School and go on to their indi- vidual destinations, they leave behind them out- standing records in scholarship. leadership, stu- dent government, and athletics, but with them they take happy memories and nrm guidance which will greatly aid them in their adult lives. In farewell they wish to extend their thanks to the faculty, the staff. and especially to Nlrs. Davis and Hr. Craig. their advisors. for making their high school career so memorable and worth- while. ln: 'A i 1 j PIQTIQR H,-XTTON BOB UPDIKK I'rusidmr I're.fi.1u11r jlXl XllI.l.lfR S'I'lQXYAR'1'LXlL1RX Viva I'rcxi.1'u11z Viru l'reri.it'111 jOAN Kl'.XlPl N SL'l-1 HIRST Sul'rt't.1ry SL'L'I'4'!.'lVj .-Xl.l.l'.Nl-1Pl-'fIi'I'Y .'Xl.LXA CL liTl.l, 'l'ru.ix11rur 'l're.rxurer - I fbi fo lb' I fd' 'lf 3. Jia. ii' 1 4---W if ,gy 5- f V' Y A! DIANNIF AARS Artistic Retiring Traveler Pianist Swiminer FRITZ ABPLANALP Cynical Play-boy Mechanic joker Hawaiian BOB CAMPBELL Class Pres, 3 Padre Editor Basketball Good-humored XYriter JO-EVELYN ALBEF Comm. Publicity, 3 Treas. Girls League, 1 Student Council, 3 Padre Staff- Creative NANCY BACON Biologist Unique Ski Club GAA Class Sec. DON CANUAH Block C Football Baseball Easy-going Hot-rodder JERRY COLIQNIAN Basketball Football Track XVhirnsical Talkative BABS BAIAZICR Girls League Pres.. 4 C.S.F. VP., 3 Student Council, 4 Artistic lndix idualist SI llfIl.A BL'Cl lANAN French Club Ski Club Happy-go-lucky Casual Devilish ALI-QXA Cl,'T'I'l,l7 Class Treas.. 4 Actress French Club Radiant Gay :ff NIARCIA DANEI1 Student Bmly Sec.. 4 Class Sec.. 3 CSI. Capable Active LANNY lJOOI,l l'Tl.l' Student Bmly YP.. 4 Block C Pres.. 4 Class Y.P..2 Basketball Popular STPXYART l-'All-iRY Cmnni. Buys Athletics. 4 Class YP., 4 Basketball S Frmtball .Artistic Character BETTY jl-LAN DI-1 ANIARAI lingaged Choir Drama Friendly Lively COLILTTE FERGUSON Ski Club GAA Klischievous Daring 5 Carefree ,i 4 tu K J PETER IIATTON Class Pres.. 4 Class VP., 3 Class Treasurer Shy lfflicicrit 'IACK llll,Gl-fRS Actor Shutterbug Reserved Serious Ambitious Slflf HIRST Spanish Club Pres.. -4 Class Sec.. 4 All-Star Basketball Reliable Cheerful DIANA HGRNIQ Cunim. Publicity. 4 Class Sec.. 3 GAA YP, Gund-natured Stuiliwus Nl-iXY'I'ON BL.l'iRGl':R French Club Nexvcnnicr Courteous Sincere Chip GO: Z' 1'- 'iff' 3 A 'Aki . ,ff .lb 4 Cin TT' P , ig' jANET HUFFMAN Choir Biologist Amiable Latin Club Athletic GEORGE KASTNER Red Choir Football Friendly Quiet FRANK LANOL' Manager C.S.F. Tennis Dependable Serious SHIRLEY JOHNSON Girls League YP., 4 Rally Club Ski Club Excitable Sincere JOAN KEMPEN Class Sec., 4 Student Council, 4 Sophisticated Model Rally Club SKIPPER LLOYD Student Body Pres., 4 Block C V.P., 4 Student Council, 3 Football Nonchalant EUGENE .XICFARLAND Track Football Senior Play Opinionated Playful ALLENL KNIGI ll Class Pres., l All-Star Actress Versatile Clxiriuctist SIBYL KOCHER CSF. Dancer Attractive G.-X -X Opinionated jL'DY KOHN Cheerleader. 3 S 4 Ski Club VP.. 4 Rally Club G.-XA 12 Yivacious DORIS KONR.-XD MIKE MCPHLRSON Dependable Domestic Shy Choir Unaffeeted Football Cartoonist Humorous Likeable Sincere S.-XID MICHLIQN Football Block C Friendly Considerate Stage Manager LIDIA L.-XCIK Charming Light-hearted Cute Interesting Quimper Laces IANE LOIVIQRY Student Body Sec., 3 junior Red Cross Pres., 4 Leaders Club Y.P., 4 K Comm. Girls' Athletics, 4 Enthusiastic JIM MILLER Class VP., 4 Tennis Easy-going Likeable Co-operative DON MOREH ICAD Golfer Football Basketball Friendly Garrulous J.-XNICL LYON French Club Stylish Refined Sweet Soft-spoken SUE McCLOL'D junior Statesman Pres.. -I C.S.I-'. Pres., -f Class Pres.. 3 Comm. Social Affairs. -4 Leader j.-XXIQT MeI7.-XII. .-Xetress Dynamic Malte-up Artist Sociable Mickey Si E' 0.3 'czf AE it is fn- 707 0 Z 1 s 'C IxIXI XIQRXI Padre Stat? Spamsh Club XI oman Dm tr Independent .IOUIIIIIISI CJII BLRT XI ILL Studu t Budx Prts -I X Su xmmtr Bm 5 Srltt Rall tblt HI XRX OX I RIN -Xll CC XI Basketball Football Baseball Class Pres Personahtx plus 'L ION Cl NORRIS Glrls l Llgut Rtp -I Slu Club G-X-X Xll Star XX orldlx xx tsc XLLLXL PI TTX Comm Gtrls XtlIll.I1LS -I Class Trca: -I- G A-X Q 'Q hl Padre , 0' Depcndablt If u 5 1375: 'Q Q' ' v Q 1 33 . , ,nu Db fan-Q 3 j I 4 4 S.-XXI ROBISON All-CC.-XL I-'cmtball Block C lfclcltlmll Capt. uvifzl Nice Cuy DOUG SKIIIH Student Council, 4 Swimming Club Natural 'Q Casual Lat-assuming CI IXRITY RICKI EY Spanish Club Sec.. I ska Club I llcvilisb Supltisticatcd lf '1 u ' 4' PaL'I.a Rcmlnl-'I' I +4 gb Stutlutlt Bully' Suck. -I V l J Spanibb Club Pres.. I IJ Claw Supl Batlmintnn Champ Ill Patlrc P.XL'l, X SCIINI l lil RCI-,R CSI . Ircncb Club l Yl1L'I't'.Il Xlusical Stutlioux AXY SPURR Student Body Trens.. 4 jr. Red Cross Pres.. 3 Girls Suite. Animated KYell-liked LIQROY SPIQXCIQR likeable Cooperative XYorker Cheerful Curlyi' XIANSFII-fI.D TURNICY Ski Club Track Casual Good-natured Alechnnie CAROL TINIBICRS Cheerleader. 3 S 4 Rally Club Sec.. 4 Class Y.P., 1 Ski Club Pres.. 4 Popular JANIC TRAPPIQ Girls League Rep.. 4 Ski Club Actress Loquacious Lab Assistant BOB UPDIKI1 Class Pres., l ti 4 Student Body KHP.. 4 All CCAI. Baseball I-'ootbnll Popular CHRIS VON PLISKI J. S. Pnrliamentarian Choir k'Senior Problem Xiathernatieian Active KATHI.IfI-CN V XVI IITTAKI-'R a Comm. Social Aff irs, 4 ffl Padre Class See.. 2 Sophisticated Attractive BICYIRLY XYOOD GAA Sec., 4 Padre Staff Ski Club Soeiable Fllffxltifvus KL Rl VON XII IICR Student Council. l Actor Golf Spanish Club Football QS! 'ig 9 Cl qv- 01' .621 I f's.a 1 fpw f 1X Q 1 W7 4, f f f f L 7 f 1 1 1 XXX 2 'fs , me 2011315 The Class of 1953 has been yery lwusy this year, L'pperelassinen now. they have ralcen a larger part in school government and estra- currieular activities. 'lhe soft drink and candy concession at the games is traditionally held lay the juniors. and this added to the class treasury, lfyeryone enjoyed the junior Assembly and the junior-Senior Proni was one of the most suc- eessful social events of the 1951-1952 school year. Yew year. as seniors. this class should lie outstanding. Top row: john Hudson, Xlr. Hagadorn, jack Xlcflormaek Third row: Joni Xlackcnzie, Art Page. Penny Bestor. Bill Rogers. john llilliuan. 1,ouie Al.l1'.1l111llU, Sflfllltf mix: Xlilcc lryxin. Dayc Kepplcr. X1.u'ilyn Nlarrs. Karen You Xlt-iur. Cliuric ,Xddt-nin. lieu Xlilliaius. Ruth llarringri an l'i1'f1 mic: Bradley Dixon. Paul Bcllenians. .Xrleigh jones. Holm Nlelntiru. lioni liuckcr S X Top Row: P. Baum. B. Chalkley. -I. Angier 'Iiliird Rim: R. Ranks. C. Moore. P. Clicdcster. S. lleinselnmn. S. Swliiiiiim. I.. lfeek. j. Griilfr Second Rami l.. Doivlittlc, Xl. Branson, :X.Sl1LlI'INJI1. Nlenefee, Nl. Xlarquis l-'irar Rim' P. P.iliel4. B. l.i1ugenuL1r. P. Newell. A. Collins. R. Xlzireli. ll. Dial. Nl. Surrnn ' ' SliXll'S'liI'R Olfl ICl-RS l'lR5l . x President: Yice President Secretary: Sl COND Sl' Xll S Prexiilent: Vice Prcbidentz Secretary. D. Dial R. Harringrur C. Byers I'l'R Ol-'lfICQl.RS Xl. Brriiiwn C. Byers j. Nlaclienxie ...Q-5., K x 1 i i Q 17 L-mai 'N lkvp Rem: ll. Illlggllff, lf.Scl1ulrz. lJ.Lcdbcrrcr, 1i.Bnrkcr.R.XYuulwrrun.AX. Knight Second Row: ll. fllllllhlll, S. Tico, -I. Oliver, S. Nutrcr, T. Phillips lfirsr Rmx: Ii. llmnglns, li. XlcCrcn. j. Rigmby, P.XYc11vcr,lJ.jul1mrm IS lflRS'I Sl'.XlI'.S'Il R Olllf 5l COND Prcsialcm- Yicc l'1'csillu11t Secretary. I rc.15u1'c11 B. Duuglax X. Knight S. licc J. lfclmcllmcrgur Sl ,XII S II R Ulf Prcnidcmz Yic'cPrcs1Llum 5CL'I'Cl'.ll'f'. l'I'C.l5llI'UI'I SL-mn-.1r1r Xr Xml li. XYm1lx'crrmu1 l.llmxc1-1,11 Xl, Sclmctlvr S. Kullnur P. l' mluy SOPHO IURES XYhile it has been at Carniel High School the sophomore class has always been a busy' groupg this year was no exception. The class started ot? with the Sadie Haxvlqins Dance. xxhieh is always one of the inost popular dances of the year. because the girls invite the boys. The class next put on a very good assembly. and at the end of the year inanaged the auction booth at the successful Girls' League Schol- arship Carnival. A eoininittee ol' sophomores selected the class rings. which will arrive next year. to be worn by the class of '54 as iuniors and seniors. Top Row: Xlr. lfarr. Toni Brosnan. liob lenunon Bob Xnue Iqhird Row: juliene lfchelberger. Alice lferrinte P I inlu lxlren Xlitth X Second Ron: .Xlicia Bauer. lina lloweroft Sun. er uinff 1 f si x 1 Sam Smith First Row: Judy Clarke. Georgie Speneer. Bruee Bixler Dick llilffers l rie Seirlett FRESHM lulul, 2 Qs: JI' . li? 'G ,, fx- 4 Sf .X of V .' 4, I .Xi'Xi'.X ' rf ' :- is XXQ es, mm 2' e To 'X V J I 147 XQCX, 9, 'Q 5' ff Q, Xi . fl fi -:RS Q U f X 4 f 1 ' RS! X i , 1 lffii lhe freshmen have contrihuted greatly' to Carmel lligh activities this vear hv hecoming an integral. energetic part of the .student hodv. There were freshmen participating in nearlv everv activitv and organization at C.H.S. 'lhev were especiallv outstanding in the music depart- ment where thev formed large parts of the choir. hand. and orchestra. The class proved themselves an unusually co- operative and talented group through its pres- entation of an assemhlv which was loudlv ap- plauded liv its spectators. 'lihev also sponsored .1 successful dance. Through their various talents and especiallv through the cooperativeness which is highlv characteristic of them. we feel sure that thev will continue to he one of Carmel Highs strong- est assets. Credit and gratitude should certainlv he at- triliuted to Xlrs. Hourns and Xlr. llvrne for so successfullv guiding this class for the last two vears. 1 v rne, l.. Xlcfiuclun. Cl. Ross. P. Yementes. R. Requiro, C. Chapman. G. llanelf cond Row f liovd, S. Stanton, Xl. Xlartin. ll, Castagna. KI. Gilbert. Spurr, KY. lfunke. D. Xlarshall J sf on 1. sen. S. l9e.Xmeral. G. Balals. R. Yallon, H. llufur. S. Kohncr. G. Neilson. l. l5aumg.1rtner lil Sf' X 4 ,limp Row: lf. Xliillnix, IJ. Pliillips. ll. Rowe, Xl. Stanton. ID, lgIAUNIl.lIl. li. Padilluforil. 'lf lrillmcttcr, -I. Clligisu 1 P llill ll Xginuitas Xl C irnii l llstilm X X iii liin lx Iclin ii l Lil Sccoml Row: 'lf Siinipsoi , . 1 . C. Boyd, P. Clark. P. Doolittle .,.1. ir, ., . . 1 so . .. ll ci.in.iii lfirst Row: B. Xlasuen, S. llarncy, CQ. Nielson. P. Ricketts. P. licnlcs. CQ. llluiii. G. Rmilings. Xlrs. lioiirns. CI Collins. P. Grinisliaw. D. XVcstcott FIRST SIQXIICSTIVR UI-'I-'ICPRS President: Vice President: Secretary-Treasurer: lice Nlcfhickin Ann I.ukcr -lininiy l liillutt Sl-'COND SLQXII-QS'I'IiR OFFICI ,RS President: Yicc President: Secretary-'liruasurcrz j. Xlcnand C. Clmpinan ,lf Lcdlicttcr js 2 if S- Enix... . , . ,gy J MO ff' hi'- pf' Imp Rmx: Sidney 'lhrcvx ctr. Rulmcrt D11ILicI,'IuIm NILISUII. Pat Vrxxin, George XYl1igI1r11111u, .Nlcrvin Sutum, Dnvinl Gray' Ilurd Rum: Xlrs. Iicnrcm, Ii1u'Imrn Pnllnck, Bunnic xxv1'IgI!CI', I rin IIlDI'I'tJL'Ii5, SI1irIuy Iirmw, Ruud IJIITIIIAIII SL-u41mI Rmv: juan IInmiItmx. Ycrun Une Slmxv, 'I4ruIcc Scarlett. Cyntlxin Cow, Susan Cnstaglm. Slmron XIcCIurg. GMI Ifixlwr. IIIINI Iimx: Rugur Shicldx. Dick IIHII. Icd flI1IILIL'I'S. Dyke Tl1rc.1dgiII,BoIm IYiw..Ii111 Iimm A xx ' I V H ,lx 22 I-'IRSI SI'XII'SIIfR OI-'I-'ICI RS SI COND I'rc5iIIcnr: Yicc IJrcsiIIc11r4 Secretary: I I'L'L1SllfCI', julm 'I'I1rm1pwr1 Cllxuck Sulmmm Iimmic XY.1gmr XIcrx'inSL11nm SI XII STI R OI I'If,I Ii Prcmicmz YicuPru1IIc11r DL'L'I'k'f.If'I I I'L'.INllI'k'I xl ,LM Ilkl IIII .YIIIII II Yurm Slum.-. 61.111 Iwxlxur' N z1'um1.1 IIIW S QL......4-.1 EIGHTH GRADE The eighth grade class this vear under the capable guidance of their sponsors, Hrs. Bea- ton and Nlr. Xluller. have already proven themselves outstanding members of Carmel High School. Thev have energetically sup- ported all the activities open to their partici- pation. The eighth grade has also carried on an active sports program with other schools. :Xt these games thev have had spirited cheerlead- ers and rooters as well as fine playing and sportsmanship on the parts of the participat- ing athletes. Their class treasurv grew rapidly through the sale of school autograph books and to top off their accomplishments, this class is exhibit- ing a high quality in the scholastic field. Carmel High looks with admiration and respect at these new members and wishes them success and happiness while attending school here. Top Row: R. Vallon, Thompson, R. Newell, 'f0l'f4Q, X K. Reid. P. Olivie, R. U1 iims X ins 1 w D lll1L Hia s Third Row: F. Castreion. Giem, j. johnson, D. Langdon, B. Horroclts Il Ross NX x ilvoop S Shager l Carmalt, R. Rapier Second Row: S. Smith, j. Nloore, P. Stuefloten, Y. Bass. C. Hansen. R XX urfmmn C XlcHarrx B KX ithcrell First Row: F. Requiro. R. Leutzinger. C. Solomon, N. Edwards. R. Huffman P XleXultx XI Hildebrand Xl Xlosolf 3 x '? ?-a -F1 11 f I I 4 rf . -4-W O ol ', Jfr lf' ' if 'fZ. '? px, iv . 1 4 fb. - .js-ll ' 5 ,,.-f fl- Y ll ,..e' --l l' ' ,-14 i 1- 'Q 4 Av -w I M Q5-552 X? xii Ti SH H, wixxw W 1222 M5 wifi fi? if Y QWJMX' iw.-L L PM fbvfwff HE' C 'W' flaw? W M, ff' df! 1 A Y I -.1 :Q 3, , Yi I I M Q ii Ng L Q K WK J! 'ks :LF . , R Qi x X ' . NV M 'fd ,f 1 X YE W W! Q X x I 1 C.: ' u 1 V E 14 f ',,,, , 6X K x K 9 ly Arif S it Q - - J Lv iiaxq kc.vw'Ll Y JL? gb 5 my YQ: in xy 'U 1 ,UL VL .' , 'lmtw Q lv 'Ju GMX 5 L X4 w LJ - LGL fy had Q NWN, VUPC I . - QA-LN, WVR, . DM 'xg N 51 X 4,1 T N X f X-i f'f ' iff! Y ,,.f-'Q lj x I X35 A-P' ff Fi ,Wgwfw W if X Mmm 'WMWOWW Qfis F M f dugg My jf if M X ' We - e 'AxX J, U 'ax 1 gg ,X . ?, 411. ' ,M K '5 XJWM' U .JJ Q V ck 5x Tf, xff' Q YU it 9 cg, 'X Y Lif.. Q li- f f x fig i w I f 5 2 T A ' 'La Yup- ' .J 1 'KC 'F f! QA' IN .WIIQICJIQY UI Nulwon liyvra - Class ff 15 ixllllftl .XIHHIUHUIICI - flu I fx Kvilll .Wm Konziu - flux I JU EL PADRE 'sr uw-. R4 I Sue McCloud 'I Allene Petty Iiditor in Chief Business Editor Babs Baller Art lidiror This past school year will be remembered by many different students for many different reasons. The eighth graders will remember it for they have already proved their ability and their school spirit. Many freshmen will never forget their work for the Scholarship Carnival and for their class assembly. Of course who, and least of all the sophomores, will ever lose track of the 1951 Sadie Hawkins Dance. Mention cake and candy to the juniors and they will undoubtedly be able to recall the outcome of the various sports events at which their concession was very conveniently building up their class treasury. Last, but by no means least, the exalted seniors. who will treasure their many memories of 1951-1952-the rush for caps and gownsg the various and sundry outcomes of the senior picturesg the ordering of senior announcementsg the Senior Playg the Senior Ballg the long awaited graduation and, of course. the good old senior assemblv. Other students will remember this year as the year in which we attempted to turn over a new leaf in our many student activities by reorganizing INOSY of our clubs and activities. All of these aforementioned events plus our usual activities helped to make 1951-1952 a year that we will never forget. VVe would like to express our appreciation to Nlr. Hurl Swartz. our photographerg Nlr. Aldwell, our Photography Club Sponsorg the American Yearbook Company, who printed this book. and to our advisor, Nlr. Craig, without whom this book would not exist. Sue McCloud Editor Carol Timbers Paula Roloff Kathleen XVhittakcr Peggy YYeaver Photography liditor Literary Editor Subscription liditor Advertising Plditor 'fi' 'Q ii'- 'Gi T7 Q2 STAFF S :,, 2 53 The Ifl Padre this year was under the capable N editorship of Sue NlcCloud. She had the responsibility ' of arranging and planning the ditferent statfs and sec- tions of this boolc. The difficult job of subscription editor was han- dled by Kathleen XYhittalcer. Her stat? consisted of Sandra Soloman. Karen yon Heier. Sue Hirst. Pat Finley. Alice Ferrante. Nancy Bacon. Shirley johnson. Nlelinda SchetTer. Barbara Pollock. and Alice Lutes. Q... All of the art work was under the supervision of the editor. Babs Baller. who was assisted by Alike NlcPherson. The advertising statf. which secured all of the ads. was headed by Peggy XYeai'er. who was aided by Xlarcia Danelz. Beverly VVood. Charity Rigsby. Carol Byers. and Carlcne Daniels. Photography editor Carol Timbers was aided by Kim McRae. Sibyl Kocher. Sue Xutter. and jack Hilgers. They arranged for the taking of all the class and club pictures. The business and publicity was handled by Allene Petty. assisted by Paula Schneeberger. All of the printed material was written by jane Lowery. ,ludy Kohn. Nlarian XVilliams. Nlyrna Sutton. Skipper Lloyd. Ann Spurr. Bob Campbell, and Paula Rolotf. editor. Top Row: Xl. Danelz. Nl. fXlcPhcrson. K. XYhittaker. A. Spurr, C. Timbers Second Row: j. Hilgcrs, N. Bacon. C. Rigsby. P. Finley. Nutter, C. Addenin. S. llirst. .XlcCloud. B. Balfar Xlr. Craig First Row: S. Lloyd. S. johnson. Nl. Williams. J. Lowrey. J. Kohn, j. Mackenzie, S. Solomon. K. yon Xlcicr. C Byers, P. XYeayer i is 3 Q lfirst Roxi: B. King. Cl1nse STUDE T lst. Semester Second Row: B. Baller, j. Lowery, I.. Doolittle, B. Campbell, j. Kohn, R. March, McCloud, A. Spurr. B. Horne, K. Matteissen Standing: M. Danelz, D. Smith, G. Neill, S. Emery, B. Updike Gilbert Neill President Bobby Updike Vice President Fu I? 11 IST SEMESTER OFFICERS Commissioner of Girls' Athletics-jane Lowery Commissioner of Boys' Athletics-Stewart Emery Commissioner of Social Affairs-Sue McCloud Commissioner of Publicity-Diana Horne ZND SEMESTER OFFICERS Commissioner of Girls' Athletics-Allene Pettv Commissioner of Boys' Athletics-Myron Branson Commissioner of Social Affairs-Kathleen XVliittnlqer Commissioner of Publicity-joni Mackenzie Marcia Danelz Secretary .-Xnn Spurr Treasurer COU CIL 2nd. Semester The internal functions of the student bodv are attended to bv the Student Council. This council is composed of the elected officers and representatives from the various classes and clubs. The presiding oflicers. Gilbert Neill and Skip- per Llovd, directed the actions of the Student Council. The vice-presidents. Bob L'pdike and Lanny Doolittle. organized and supervised assem- blies. Xlarcia Danelz and Paula Roloff. secretaries. kept an accurate account of Student Council activities and handled official correspondence. Ann Spurr occupied the full-year job of ac- counting for all student body funds. The various commissioners contributed to the activities of the student bodv and the functions of the Student Council. The remainder of the Student Council is com- posed of two representatives from each class. one bov and one girl. the GA..-X. President, the Block C President, the editors of the Padre and El Padre. and one holdover representative from the previous semester's Student Council. Skipper Lloyd President Lanny Doolittle Vice President Paula Roloff Secretary First Roxv: Mackenzie. L. Feek, K. Whittaker, G. Neill, A. Knight. L. Doolittle, R. Klarch, S McCloud, A. Spurr. j. Kempen, N. Vaughan Stinding: P. XVeaver, P. Rolorf, Xl. Xlartin, S. Llovd. A. Page. If. NlcFarland. S. Tmerv 'G' UV' u.lwi?1r .., .. -.. W .. . .-.W M ,,,,,. ...... . .- K 1 ..4' nlsn.. x-.2 'JK U S The Block C is an organization of sophomores. juniors. and seniors xv ho have earned the equivalent of one varsity letter in any sport and vvho have met the lmasic grade require- ments. This year's organization has set a fine standard for succeeding memhers to follovv. The cluh gave tyvo highly successful dances in addition to its regular initiation. The outstanding accomplishment vvas a complete revision of the club constitution which served to place the Block C higher in school honors. The aim of the California Scholarship Federation is to promote scholarship and service among the students. ln order to heconie a C.S.F. member one needs at least ten points. These may he earned hy receiving outstanding semester grades. plus tvvo extra curricu- lum points. if necessary. This year the club has devoted IHOSI of its efforts to the revision of its constitution. C.S.F. is an extremely vvorthvvhile organization and is very helpful in preparing stu' dents for college. Top Rovv: .XlcCormack. K. Barker. Xl. Ricketts Top Row: I.. Doolittle. Xlrs. Beaton, Xl. Danelf. G lihird Rovvg Xl. .XlcPherson. B. Laugenour. S. Emery. Neill. D. .Xlarshall.j.Kolm C. Xloore. B. .-Xmeil. A. Knight Second Rovv: S. Lloyd. L. Doolittle, j. Lovvrey, B Second Row: L. jaramillo. S. Kleheen. R. March, K. von Balzer. P. Bestor. S. McCloud, K. Xlattlieissen. P Xleier. D. Smith. S. Smith. F. Lanou. B. lfpdike. If. Finley. P. Schneeberger. P. johnson. S. Smith McFarland. A. Page First Row: K. von Meier, S. Hirst. C. Byers. j. Kempen First Row: A. Shurman, S. Lloyd, S. Robison. D. More- J. Mackenzie. D. Horne. S. Kocher, Xl. Williams head, P. Polick. L. Doolittle. B. Campbell. E. Scarlett P. Clark. C. Boyd Block v-xii' C. S. F. f K Ig gl....A44 Q This vear's French Club has had a gav social season. A pot-luck supper during the first part of the vear was followed bv a Twelfth Night Dinner. On the last dav before Christ- mas vacation the first vear students enioved a partv in class. instead of irregular verbs. The project of sending clothes to Fcolc Delphine Gav. a girls' school near Rouen. France. was continued. L'nder the able sponsorship of .Xlrs. Beaton this club grows larger everv vear. The onlv qualification for membership is that the student must be taking. or have taken. French. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to further a sportsmanlike. com- petitive spirit among the girls bv means of intramural after school activities. To become a member of this club a girl nmst earn 'FU points which mav be accumulated bv participat- ing and ofliciating at intramural games that are held after school. Among other activities. the C.A.A. sponsored plavdavs with other schools and the junior-Senior basketball game. Top Row: G. Neill. ID. Marshall, D. Xlartin. B. Nlcflrea, Top Row: S. Tice. Intruder. A. Knight XV.Lvon Second Row: S. McCloud. P. Finlev. S. Nutter. j. Second Row: Airs. Beaton. N. Buerger. j. llilgers. B. Lowery. Intruder. S. Solornan, lntruder. C. Ferguson, Kave. S. McCloud. P. Bestor. A. Cuttle. P. Finley. B. XYood. P. Schneeberger 'I Phillips j lion P Sehneeberger First Row: C. Bvers, N. Bacon, j. Kohn, C. Timbers. lirst Row A knight G Collins D Gerber A. Bauer, S. Koeher, XI. U'illiams. 1. Xlorris. P. Bestor Clarlv D llorne lx Nlatthiessen S Buchanan. Xl Williams Xl Seheffer C Bern f 'tg ' X C I '--Jisl xskgt ff C11 W i French uh llie Cnrls l eieue is gin oioinifition for ill tlie girls in C.iirniel llioli Scliuol uiili rlie 1' purpose of enzililing' rlie girls ro lmeconie lmerrer nciluiiinted. ililie senior girls sponsored ai vcrx' successful rea nr uliicli Xlrs. l5rex'. rlie Quest speaker. xividlx' descrilied lier tour of rlie sourliern piirr of tlie United Suites. During tlie second semester the Girls' League sponsored rlie second nnnuiil Scliolnrsliip fliirniviil. The profits xx ill lie used to provide ll scliolarsliip for Q1 deserving senior liox' and girl. The Girls' league luis lmd ii verx' successful year under tlie sponsorship of .Nliss XYriglir. Une or' rlie inost .icrive oi'Qgiiii7piiioiis in rlie scliool is tlie Alunior Red Clross Council. llns cnrliusiiisric eioup cirries our rlic plulosoplii sei 'x ice lor 1 irlicis lax rlic in.inx' nnc projects it sponsors. 'l liese :icrivirics include nlling nn over-sells eliesr, preparing 11 corre- spondence aillmuni. girrriiiging progrinns for rlie convalescent soldiers nr lfort Ord. and spon- soring 11 verx' successful enrollment iisseinlilv. The council also lias sponsored nuinerous fund-raising proiects sueli as dances :ind lemonade and cake sales. Klrs. Bourns is tlie sponsor of tliis fine organization. lop Row: xl. lfcliellmerger. ul. XlACliCI1llC. 1. lpxxery' 'l op Rou: A. liniglit. Nl, Sclietfer. P. jolinson. P. lfinley. First Ron: S. Yutrer. S. hlolnison. CQ, Byers. li. Baller Sxurrer J. li. II. f'x lfirst Roux .-X. Spurr. R. Xliircli, P. liestor. Xl. XYilli.inis, NI. l.oxveri', P. NYe.ix'er SA s -v if 1 Ab' LL bv ,s qv QQIPISQ League L. 'EY' 'S' 7 5'-X -5 1 .1 QQ lhc vlnnini' Smrcsiiicii IN .1 ncxx clnlw that xuis iuwr iwggiiiifcnl this vain' and la open tn nnx' srnilcnr. Irs piiipmc ix rn .icmlngiinr xrnilcnts with gm'ci'iiiiiciiml ginil xwirlil gitlgnrs sn that rhcx' will lw lrctrci' Liiiilcwrfvml. lhu limi sriitc-xxnlc Dlnnini' 5F.ll'L'Sl1lL'I1 C,niix'ciitinm that xicrc hclil in Siinrn liL11'lJLlI'Ll inil 5.ic1'.1iin-iim xxcrc xxcll girtcmlcil hx thc chili nicnilmcrs. l hc clnlw iilw spwiiwiul .1 vcix' NllL'L'L'NNY-lll Loup Ycgii' llgincc which uns xxcll intcmlcil .ind criinycil ln' .ill. lhc ligiiigiingc Cfrviiiicil is gin mggiiiiygitirxii of lzingiiiigc students of high yclinlnstic wmmling wliu nic Qspccinillx' inrcrcsrcil in liiiigiigigcs. 1 hc council xwmrlis for L1 clnsci' under- wtnmling nf thc lniigiipigw ntfcrcil git CHS ginil of thc pcnplc uhm Npcnli rhcin. lhc cunncil has invirul xpoilicix rn tgilli tu thcni nn thc l11nQnnQc5 And cilatnim of thc cnnnrrics in which thc nicnihcrs arc iiircrcsrul. ilihix nm an cnrirclx' ncxx mgnliifiirinii. und. judging hx' IFS LICFIYIUCS. IN xllI'C UD liL' .'l lL1SflI1Q MHC. 'limp Row: G, Ncill. R. NL-null, S, Snlninnn. R. Shiclalm, lkiiw Rim: S. Xlclllmnl, P. ljlllltf. S, lice. K. Xlxrrhuix- Xlr. .Xlalwcll wn. -I. l.imcri'. S. lgLlL'l1.lll.1Il. li. Knyc. S. lliryr Ihnxl limi: l . l..innn, Cf, Yun Pcxlai. li. K.1y'c.l7. llnrnc, l'nxr Rim: P. Butur. Kuhn. P. -lulinwn. S. liuglicr. P. I-'inlcxg P. llcxtwr, nl. Ciixifir. Xlr. .Xlnllur ll. llnrnc Succuiil Rami K. vnn .XlL'lCI'. S. Sulmiinii. S. Yuttcr. -I. Rigsliy. lxcllncr. 5. XlCC,luunl, fn linyil, XY. l nnl4C. P. Clark liirst Row: K. XYliittnlicr. bl, Kcnipcn. tl. Xlnckcnxic. C. Byers. P. XYcax'cr. C. Boyd ll , 4 Lilllgllllgtl Council Q NY'-gs in :rum-e -A:-mph .,.l Junior Statesmen Q.-1 . ,QW ,mm . Kava-1f'i-I' .-.Q Y 1 Y H l ml -0 'llit' l.atin Club is .in association of latin stutlcnts untlcr tlic fiblc frtiitlfiiicc of Xlrs , . b . , . llist litaton. llic l.atin C,lub sponsored sonic xcrx' succcsslul caltc salcs. antl it also licltl an intorinal initiation. 'llic vcar xx as cliniaxctl bi' tlic Roinan Banquet at uliicli club incin- bcrs tlrcssctl as Ronians and tlicn attcndcd a Roinan tlinncr. fXs usual. tliis was a big succcss. 'llic Lcadcrsi Club. untlcr tlic sponsorship of Xliss Dorotlix' YYriQlit. is a service organ ization coniposctl of junior and scnior students who arc outstanding' in scliolarsliip. lcadcr sliip. atlilctics. and scrvicc. Sonic of tlic first scnicstcr activitics inclutlctl lunch tlutx' in tlic c.n'ctci'i.i. Qixing a rua for tlic ncu girls. sponsoring a tlrivc for a ncctlx' peninsula Iannlx' at fliristinas tnnc. antl rcrisiiig tlic constitution, During' tlic sccontl suincstcr tlic club scrictl as a inctliuni for tlic scliool organizations and xxorltcd in cooperation xxltli tlicni tor tlic bcnctit ot tlic scliool. Iwo progrcssirt dinners were also cniovcd during' tlic Year. lop Row: Xlrs. Buaton. ll. Taggart. l.oxxcry. P. Front lop: Ci. Yicll. B. lfpclikc. DI. Xlaclcciwic. C, Byers. lfinlcy. K. Xlattlicisscn. S. Stanton. Xl, Osborne R, llarrington. S. Hirst. S, Xlcflloutl. ,l. l.oxx'cry. St-cond Row: P. Baunigartncr. VI, flliasc, li. Xlttifrmwi. ID. llornc, S. liincry, .X. Spurr. l.. lloolittlu l'. llcstoi. li. lsax u. f.. livurs. l.. licclc. S. Solonion. fl. lloyd, R. Yallon. XY. l unl:L-. l.. liuclianan l-irst Roxx: A. Pagu. ll, Lastagna. L. Ross. l-. l.anou. 5. .XlcC,loud. D. llornu, S. lxoclicr. K, Xlcffoy, P. Clark. C. Boyd. N. Vaughan. K. johnson, P. Ricltctts Leaders lluh Latin llub Z1 lhe Padre stntl. nltliuiigh xeri sni.1ll. edited ti selicml paper nr high nltmlity. lhe stall nieinhers xxwmrlqed tirelesslxp editing' the tue: nmin editions. fur Cll1I'lNUll.lN 1 ind the seniors. lhese. nlwng with the l'L'QlIl.lI' editinns. xxere henrtilx' .ippreeiited ln' the renders. lhe Padre stall also edited the annual seluml editiun ut the Pine Lune xxhieh xxiis ex trenielx' popular. ilihe Padre uns hlessed this Year lux' the tluiigitinii nf .1 neu printing' press which iinpruved the paper and gave further experienee tw the sfzllli. Organized fur the tirst time this x'eAr. the llliutngitiplix' Chili shmis piminise tw he eoniing one uf the niost popular .ind useful eluhs nt Cirinel High. Under the nhle lend ership of their spcmsiir. Nlr. Aldxiell. the eltilfs nrst activities ennsisted nf nieetings it which thex' were given instruetiwn in the ditlerent slqills of plwtuQi'nplix'. l.Liter thex' plan to work in eluse coordination with the X'CL'1I'llUHli and newspaper stnllis. xxnrlting' tminid the general hetternients uf plwtogrnpln' at Cnrniel High. Xlr. Xliller. ,X. XY.1nds, Y. l3.ienn. li. XYuml. .X. Knight. C. Addenin Q. sv'?v Y Q15 -P124-8.85, -- Photo llub Trip Rim . XY. llinlqe. Xl, Xliirquis Second Rim: Xl. Xl.1TI'N. ll. lihreridgill. ll. Xhirelienl. Xl.St1ttnn.lJ. liunrnd l irst Rini: ,X. l1.1ge.,l. Xl.1el4enfie,.X. l.u .I Q The Padre llic ligillx f,hili. which xxqis iiigiiiiful spccilicnllx' Im' thc piwiiiifiriuii ul sclimvl spirit iiid gmiil spmrsiiiiiiisliip. has iiiiiiix duties diiriiig' thc X'21l'lUllS spirits sczismis. lJCCUI'QlflI1Q' thc mml pfisrs giiid iwvriiig sccrisiiis, piwwidiiig i'ct'i'csliiiicnrs after lmskctlmll Qziiiics. fimiiiiixiiig P cliccriiig' sccrimis. :iiid hfildiiig' pcp ixillics nic cmlx' ai few uf thc cuiiiirlcss tnslqs pci'fui'iiicd lax' thc chili lhis -ictivc chili is iiiidci' thc ililc spuiismsliip ul Nlrs Xlnrl-iii ' 'I'h - c Slqi Chili is um- ul- thc iiifist pupulni' ciigiiiiiliirimiiis nt Cnriiicl High. The rczis lui' gill this ciirliiisiiisiii is lmiiiglir In light iii l'iL'l!l'Ll1ll'Y. whcii the iiiciiilicis lciixc fm' ii lilllll dgix in-cl4-ciid iii Yusciiiitc Pgii'l4. llcrc rhux' slgi mi thc slopes nt lliidgci' P.iss. xihilc slqzitiiiw ul tha .iiid iiilifiggiiiiiig giim' .ii gi1l.il1lc iii thc x.illcx'. XX hm ihcx' i'ctiii'ii. siiiiliiiriicd and lmiidzig' . sriidciirs uhm st.1x'cd iii CQ.ii'iiiul .irc cxcii iiifirc dcrcriiiiiicd tu QU thc iicxr x'c11i'. limp limi Cl. ligisriicr. Xl.'l'i1i'iicy.-l.llilgurs lriip Rim S, Yutrcr. P. lk-srwix P. lliulxcrrs. S. lim. lhird Rim: K., lkrgusriii. S. llirst. X. liiiight. hluhii- Second Rim. C. Xdduiiiii. bl. liuiiipcii. S. Xlcflluiid. P. smi. Nl. Williniiis. P. Clnrlc. Klwrris. S. Xlcffloud. Finley. A. Spurr. Cjmrfr. .X. liiiighr. S. -lf!llIlSUIl. P.Rfilu1T.lJ lliiriic Y. Bass. Scwiml Rim: .Xl1lCliCI1llC. S. l'I1lCTf'.C. liycrs. C. Boyd. l'1I'lbT1I' Row: C. Byars. ,l. liuliii. VI. liixxgri, R. Xlucli, li, Kullur. S. lil,-lliicr. lice. P. Riclqcrrs. li. Hkiml. fl. liiiilicrs. fl, liluiii. P. liiiliirf. P. XxlL'.lNk'I'. ll. juliiisiiii lfirsr Rim- -I. Xlillur. CQ. Rlgslly, X. liziuiii. -I. Kuhii. l.. l7uul4, Graft, S. liuclicr. X, Cutrlc. S. liiicligiiuii. C. .I. iiiilmcrs, P. XXYCLI VCI' Rl' iff Rall lub in S .41 55 Ll l This vear. as in previous ones. the Spanish Club proved to be one of the IHOSI popu- lar organizations in our school. It is open to anv student who has studied or is studving Spanish. Under the s onsorshi of Senor Crair the S anish Club sxvunfr into its various color- P P E a ful projects. The annual Cascarone Ball was a huge success and was enjoyed bv all. Vital to our interest and pep in athletic events and important to the general color and vitalitv of our school spirit are our cheerleaders. XYhether the team xvins or loses, plus the sportsmanship of both the team and the spectators are the chief problems- This Vear the untiring energv and fine xvork of our cheerleaders proved excellentlv effective in handling these problems. Our whole-hearted thanks go to them for inspiring the team and spectators with spirited sportsmanship. Top Roxv: Xl. McPherson. L. Doolittle, Nlr. Craig, IJ. Byers, j. Gratft. G. Spencer. B. Keller, Kellner. Threadgill. II. Xlorris. j. lfchclbergcr S. Tice, S. Nutter, P, johnson Third Row: B. Douglas. Xl, Danclz, S. Hirst, .-X. Knight, lfirst Row: j. Kempen. C. Rigsby, X. Bacon. j, Kohn, B. Baller. A. Spurr. P. Rolotf, Xl. XVilliams, K. von K. XYhittaker, S. Kocher, B. XVood, -I. Rigsby, Heier, S. Solomon S. johnson. P. Weaver Second Row: A. Knight. Hilgers, Mackenzie, C. Spanish Club j. Kohn, R. March, C. Timbers, P. Bestor fs 1. Yell f .453 , M nv l 4 J V 1. V like . Ii 2' f . f ff Leaders alll l, bus. I ff' Q BA D JA-j-p- , llajorettes CQ. Xddenin, Y. Bass One of the husiest HI'g'1lIll7.1lfl0llS in the school is the hand. 'lihis vcar l!l2lI'liS its third vear of existence. The hand has proved itself an active group hv its concerts. parades. and participation in the Spring and 'fri-Cotintv inusic festivals. along with adding spirit to the foothall and haslqethall games and rallies. Five inenihcrs of the hand took part in the 'liri-Countv Honor Band Concert at xXvflfS0llYlllC. Xlr. john lfarr, director of the hand. deserves the credit for the success of our line hand. lop Roxxg l,. Doolittle. Xl. Nlcljlierson. Ci. liastncr. l.. Doolittle lfourth lloxx: .X. Knight. li. Douglas. li, King. rl. Nlenand. P. Palielc. B. Bivlcr. S. Smith, Xlr. lfarr, S. Stanton llnrd Rom: XX. ltunlqc, K.. lloyd. Nl. Xlartin. ll. llllgers. D. llolt, li. Xlitchell. Cl. Cox, P. Clark, R. Yallon Second Roxxg C. Boyd, fl. Blum. Cl. llerron. IJ. Xlcstcott. Kohner, Xl. Garcia. A. Knight. Xl. Ushorne liirst Roux Y. l3.1ss.fQ. Xtldenin I-L id' gl'- P-P15 .VORB xN eh CHOIR L'plwldiiiQ itx eiixtfiiii.ii'x riuditiwii. Cf.ii':iiel lligh .igxiiii h.1d in ml uutst.iiidiiiQ' eliwiii Xli. l'l:1I'I3x llI1l'll'lIlQ ellrirtx gmd ixitieriee hix e resulted iii exeeptiriiigil iiiterext iii lifith the Qitlx iiiid mixed UITISCS. Due tw schedule euiillietx thix xenr. the mixed eliririix um iilile tw teheziise mute thgiii fmee ii xxeelt. hi spite of this Ifiet. eiwuiiek siiieete deteiiiiiiigitiiiii tu hgixe ii mixed eliurtis resulted iii the iiigmx' sueeessfiil pimginiiiis given during the Clitistiiiiix d luster hulidux s. iii .idditimi to the Illzliix' utliers. Xlziiix' uf the uiltstniidiiig ehuii' iiieiiilmeix gitteiided the Hui C huii' that was held iii l'iCll1'llL1I'f' git XYiitseiix'ille. 'lihe students' gippi'eei.1tiuii of XIV. l71ii'r's etl-orts hitve iiiz 5 Hmilp miie ul the must eiiimuihle ut the wear. C 'op Row: A. Paige. ll. Overiii. B, lixye. G. KASIIILZIA. 5. lkmery. Xl. Bixiiismi. C. Nlmvre. CI. Yan Peslci. L. Dmi- little. U. Qniiliniii. ll. Xliller. S. Ru lmiwii. l5. Updilce eeuiid Rmx: NI. Kuhn. CI, llmiemft. P. liemtur. P. llmilittle. li. Loliimiii. P. Ruluif, L. lgllllll. C.. liuilwers. Xl Garcia, li. VVimti. li. Westeutt. llariicv. I. Hutiiii.1ii..X1i:l-Ari' l'ii'st Rmv: B. lie Alllllflll. G. Rnxxliiiga. rad. Xl. Sutton. S. Kuhner. Cl. Shields G. Btiluls. C. Guodrieli, C. Nielsen. P. Selirieelaerger. A. Petty, D. limi LFNFN lilly ide ORCHESTR K' ,- 'A QQ The 111'cl1cst1'11 offers 11 11110 uurlct fm' thc mlcnr of S , ' N K our 111usiCia11s. It has pCI'ffIl'lllCL1 1111 11121111 11CC1l5i1JI15, ' I f ' i11cl11di11g' the Ifnstcr 11ssc111bl1'. tI1c Spring 111111 T11- J X - Y' ,. clilllllfy' Xlusic I-'cs111'11ls. the SCIIPPI' P1111 111111 g1'11d11- Si' K 1 I 11111111. I X111 .IUI111 l7z11'1'. 11'itl1 his i11sp11'111g di1'ccri1111. is rc- ' X X spf111sil1lc fm' the SllCCCxs nf thc r11'cI1csr1'11. 1 , 1 1 'limp Rmxt L. Carnmlt. Xlr. l-'111'r Second Rmx: Il. Hurnu. D. Rmxc. .X. fQ11ll111s. fl, Cox. St.111t1111, Xl, XlcPl1c1's1111, l,. Dmmlittlc, IE. I71111gl,1x. X. K111gl11. tl. XIc11.1111i. R. Ililgurx. P. Pulwk. S. Sllllfll. K11l111c11 CI. Boyd, CQ, BILIIII, XI, Xl,1rri11 lslrxr Run- S, K11cl11'1', Xl. Scl1ctf1'1'. ff l31c1's.fQ, 150111. P. l3Cst111'. D. Uvurwrrr. P, ffl.11'lc, S. XllfTL'I', 15. Kmg 111111 111111f111'f H455 xg ' 1 I y , 2' - 1 1 ' 1 4 , , 5 , . 1 11 1 1 151 1.11 DRAD A The I3r.nn41 fiI.lss has xxnrlgeti hgtrd this Year to give Carmel High SHIKI entertainment. Olti-fnslntyned and modern plays. tneludrarnns and emnethes. were worked un. The Ilappxx lflflfffu'-I. CIU.Ii1L'tI .wtf I'1'e,m'J'. Tift' Iihzrlc II'ftIn1:. and II'!.w11 You I!.11'f'bx the .YJ-1'-I xxere presented tu the student hmhy Xlnny' thanks gn tu Xlrs. Brey. whu has made all ufthIsp11ssiIJIC.11nd with- unt wlmmn there eunhi he no Senim' Plnv. the tmp event of Curxnel Ihgh Selumlk thgnnntie season. Imp Rnv., Al. II1IgeI4s. -I. Gmfft. Ii. Imye. Urs. Iirey. I., Ikeek. XI. XI11rrs ervntl Rmx. .X. XY.1ntIs. IJ. NIwr'el1e,uI. Ii, urn Xleier. DI. NIcI .1il. S, IIeinsehnn1n. Ii. urn NIe1er. -I. :Xng I rrst Rmxp I-I I..1I1UL1. G.Spenecr. .'X.Kn1ght. R. Rtmks LAPTAIN APPLEJ ACK 1 ,JV AFX e If J. . xq Axhw Nag' ,, W JT fl. QDWMQWW, My lwwfwwfw Wffffwfnfffbf if M ff' .W W MM W ff! W is M WK! 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VARSITY - S.-XXI ROBISON Captain After four vears of chamuionshi s and second laces, the 1951 score of 3 yvins. 3 losses , - . l P P and 2 tie games was a disappointment to the Carmel rooters. lVith almost the same bacltlield returning from last Vear. the Carmel Padres' football hopes and fears were distributed among' the manv untried linemcn. C . The little red machine started the season off yvith a I2 to 26 loss to Arroyo Grande. lhe untried team rallied the next xveelq to trounce visiting Coast qCambraJ 33 to 0. 'lihe Padre eleven hit their pcalc with a very impressive xvin over Campbell High by a score of 27 to 0. Carmel's ALI.-CC.-Xl. candidate for halfbaek. Bob Cpdike. was injured in this game and although he played brief minutes in the Ring City game. Cpdike was out for the season. Carmel's old rival, Hollister, visited Bardarson Field and the tyvo evenly matched teams bat- tled it out to a scoreless tie. A last minute thrilliti one oint 21 to 20 victorv over Gilroy u g P . . proved to be the last time the Padres yvon a league game. Traveling to Ring City. the Padre eleven took a one touchdown loss from the Mustangs 6 to 12. Back on the home field. Gonzales mauled the hosting Padres 20 to 0. 'lihe f'Big Caine yvith Pacific Cirovc rates a paragraph to itself. lfor the first time in the eleven years of rivalry. the txvo teams battled to a six to six tie. Carmel dominated the statistical department in everything' but penalties. Nine senior boys played their last game for the Red and Grey. lop Roxv: B. Ferguson. li. L'pdil4c. B. laugenour. Nl. Branson, P. Newell. Robison. R, XVoolverton. D. Leidig .-X. Knight. R. Xexyell 'Second Row: Coach G. Xlosolf. li. Reid. Colman. P. Ricltetson, G. Xlcl-iarland. ,-X. Schurnian. C. Nloore. S lfmery, A. -lones, H. Overin. Coach D. Craig lfirst Row: Nl. Ricketts. J. Billman. B, Lemmon. S. lloyd. Xl. .XlcPherson. D. Canham, Xleheen, P. Palick. D johnson 4, i. A J.. e . LIGHT EIGHT JIXI THOXIPSOX' Captain A practice game with .lunipero Serra served as the proving grounds for the eager hut inexperienced Carmel lightweight foothallers this year. Only three points separated the winners from the also rains. The favored team from Serra got the heavy end of a 21 to 18 final score. I-Iollister's Seeds gave the Padre limiteds one of their most depressing losses when they ran up a 5+ to 0 score over the Padrecitos. Recovering nicely. both mentally and physically. the Carmel jayvees gave visiting Gilroy more of a game than they bargained for. The Pads finally lost a 13 to 0 decision. The Little Padres pushed the Carmel varsity eleven out of the limelight when they hit the peak of their season with a smashing IO to 7 victory over the King City Ponies on the K. C. field. IVith high hopes and spirit. the Padreeitos were rudely dumped hy the Gonzales Spartan- ettes 33 to 18 in their next to last game of the 1951 season. In the preliminary game of the Big Game. the Padreeitos were almost drowned hy the P. G. Havelets. The final score favored the hosting XVavelets 39 to 2. The Carmel lightweight team. you must remember. is always a proving ground' and poten- tial All-.-Xmericans are moved np. The Padrecitos carried on this year playing good football and enjoying the game. Top Row: Nl. Xlartin. G. Danelz. D. Brosnan. D. Ledbetter. j. Hicks. D. Xlahar. B. Douglas. F. Schultz. D. Dial. T. Ledbetter. D. Gerber. j. Chase. Xl. Stanton I Second Row: Xlr. Aldwell. C. Ross. D. Castagna. K. von Heier. Thompson. K. Barker. XY. Xlasten. B. ,-Xmeil. J. Pearson. T. Brosnan. D. Ililgers, I.. XIeGuckin First Row: j. Xlenand, D. Redding, D. Xlorehead. Nl. Pitman, j. King. B. Klclntire. Xl. Rickettson. B. Soder- strorn, B. Chalkley. P. Grimshaw I 50 if-, - 0-.,... ju , f 1.--1-'J ...1--7 if l, l- --17 Ill TNR- ::pa-x Jun 10.11 IN' E 'BJ COBLQXV T-'Q 'diary' 'QQQ Qcw'NN af. 1'vwN kf.J Q'x,, S I .J Xa, Ks! LX ,f 4, mr ccnlg it I 20 ff' 5' 60 A 61' fyggj .y- , 1 2 f N S ,X X Nb g 'Nffxxfx X - 'K ffflil' f 12 --U QW g 5 Sn G9 Q9 LANNY DOOLITTLLI Captain VARSITY The combination of an entire veteran squad and more alti- tude than in the past few years was the reason that the 1951-52 Carmel varsity basketball team was slated for the championship before the first game. At the time of this writing. I9 games later, the Padre quintet is still struggling to survive in the first division. The initial varsitv defeat took place in the King City Cow Palace when the Pad five got the short end of a 32 to 29 score. A two point defeat at the hands of arch-enemy Pacific Cirove. +2 to 40, followed. Gilroy, the easv team of the league. gave the Padres their third league defeat in a row 37 to 31. Another win over Gonzales gave the Pads a three and three record to date. Because the yearbook went to press before the completion of the current season, the outcome of the vear's efforts could not be given. Another dav was added to the annual Carmel Invitational Tournament for the first time. This year makes the fifth time this double elimination tournament has been held. First Row: R. Xlarch. B. Updike, D. Morehead. DI. Thompson Standing: I... Doolittle, Lloyd. Coach G. Xlosolf. C. Nloore. .X. Shurman Not Pictured: ll. Overin. NI. Branson LIGHT 'EIGHT Carmel's lightweight basketballers racked up one of the most impressive records in the history of the school. The Padrecitos lost only two league games out of twenty-seven during the season while at the same time dumping their vaunted rivals. Pacinc Grove. twice and defeated the highly rated Monterey I.imiteds once in thrilling hardwood battles. A solid second place in the CC,-Xl, was won by the lighting Padrecitos. The starting line up included forwards Bob Laugen- our, Hike Ricketts. and Bill Chalkley. The center slot was handled by a member of All-CCAL. jerry Colman, and Louie jaramillo. Bob Campbell and Tom Brosnan started at the guards. For a change the local fans came to the early preliminary basketball games to watch the Padreeitos win. Senrcd: I.. jaramillo. Xl. Ricketts. J. Colman, B. Laugenour, B. Campbell Sffllltllilllifi Xl. lflliott. j. XlcCormack. Coach G, Xlosolf. H. Taggart, R. Requiro 'Fx jerry Cblman Captain 'fa fir '- x 1 , X I 'vgsvl 'QQ' , Y -fs O 'v x y' '.2.'?f' f. J ash? .ivy 0 L-r ' SW , nib. A ,AQ X 'Rx , v t. f 0 . 9 sv if .- s lil c M11 v im l'i'l'Q 1 if 'if wyitfff . Y Y s so Q .JVM - 'I ' JA -1 , N I I' W ' i if ' Y 'sill' i N N 'K I i , ' Qf 'k i F , 4 K K , Mx' 1 L K Q A 51:4 . . 4' ' Tap Raw: P. Piilielc. D. liiwstiaiii. IQ. Nlclfnliiiitl. K. ll.ii'lter. Nl. liurnei. N, lltietger. Xl. Xlcljlicrstiii. 1 Cl. Xlullnix. -llif Ruiz: li. lieitl, Ctiltiign, CQ, xlfMl1'C, D. Ciiilhiiii, S. Ruliisiiii. Cl, Xpplettm. S. Kle- ieeii, j. 'l'lioiiipsun. lx! Row: B. XYithcrcll. G. lJLlllCll. Nl. Xl.u'tiii. U. Rmve, ll. Phillips, Xl. Ric- ltetts. ll. Uverin, D. .llmelicacl Hopes of liringiiig A title to the Cil IS eniiiptis gave the iieetletl Qllllfllllll' ul' spirit to the Cntiiicl Hi traclq zispirnnts this scttsmni. Ccitieli Hmmtittl llvme eiitcttniiis hopes. nt thc present time, ot lmving one of the hest seasons in truck Yet. Xlects with must of thc schools in the s - ..-. .- league in hnth .PX and B divisions :ire scheduled. At lcnist sumo of the hrws lime plnimetl to go tu the Big iiittts ill mtl the stitc mtl scum uc hrapf xiill lax the tum xml ititl his icd -. ' x fl 'L f '. Q. 'V ' ' ' U ' ' 'L Y llflYC C1lI'I x their tiglitful plziee of licmoi' with other Utmelc Q'I'C1lI'Su tit Clziriiiel. lhe C,1ii'iiiel turf tliQQ'C1's. liettei' ltiimvii petligips :is fjttgieli .lwhii XYestm ei s lltits. wi' siiiiplx' thc Q'UlliCI'S.N retutneul to ti Ulmettei' than eiei' seziswn. Xlnst ol' last x'c1ii s siiugitl i'etl1I'1if:xl: ili- eluditig' Hctirx' Uveriti. Craig' Xlum'C. Kurt um Xlcicr. hlim 'l'lwiiips4iii. and Stem iitt liiiieiw. ilihc peiiiiisiilii eliziiiipiwiisliip was tum hx' the siiiiic huts lust xeiii' fm' the first time iii the liistutx' uf thc selimnl. .-Xgiiiii, we cunt give iiiziteh results hut thc teniii is expeetetl tw QU tiiwiititl in par. Tap Rn-111' Cl. Clizipiimii, Xl. lflliutt, Xl. llielqttts. ll. Oieriti. ll. l,eitlig. l . lllniiimit Fin-1 Razr: ll. Xlorelicatl. fl. Xlmire, li. um Xleiet. li. .Xlel-Iirlaiitl, Xl. Pittiiizm Q uf I' . f 3 C n n i ZZ S op R0-w: T. Ledbetter. R. Xlareh, F. l.anou. l.lovd. S. I-fmerv. XY. Lyon, T. Tucker. First Razz: Xlenand. U. Castagna. P. Grimshaw. j. Thompson. D. Ledbetter, B. Rodgers. B. Kaye. :X surprise turnout of 18 bovs signed up for the little publicized sport of tennis. Stewart Ifmerv. Rav Xlarch. Bob Campbell. and Russell Rooks will probablv get the singles berths on the squad. and Coach George .Xlosolf thinks that this vear's squad will win quite a few matches. Because tennis and golf schedules coincide. games with tennis from all over the Coast Counties have been scheduled. Last vear's team took a third place in the CCAI.. At Carmel. like most of the other teams in the league. tennis is one of the least important sports. To the tennis plaver. however. it's as important as any and evervbodv plaving has a good time. win or lose. One of the newer sports organized on the C. H. S. campus. swimming. has earned a high regard bv spring sports enthusiasts. During the three vears the Padre fish have had a pool to swim in. the North Coast Section swimming meet has been attended bv the Red and Grey' swimmers. Carmels lightweight swimming team won the CCAI. crown last vear in their own pool. .Nlost of the same lightweight swimmers will be back again for this season and a repeat performance is expected. Top Kms: D. Nlartin. S. Xleheeu. D. Smith. j. Stew art. N- Bllerger. P. Baum. .-X. Knight. J. 0'Dell P. llaumgartner. D, Xlarshall, pl. Baum. lsr. Rntr: Nl. Ricketts. li. Dixon. C. Xloore. ll. Redding B. Cjorham. P. Ycwell. C. Yeill. D. Phillips. Xl. Stanton. IJ. Rowe. IJ. llilgers. D. Xlorehead. i I., ll x in 1, me Iiaififl- ,g.rm. .ss .4 . ' v , -at M . U, , . . ,. rf' . -saw? new t zffrf,-s . - fs Q. ,. if ' ' ur 11 YK 2-'bs M www -'ff' 'ff' 1 ...s-. - . -aa' .'- , . .- j ' ' Q5 .- i75n W 5195... ,f Q., RF- tg,..Q,iQi?fi41lm'.g'4,A my-h'f.i:Qr'1-Aki-'.5 A 4 Top R0-U: S. lfmery. Xl. Branson. 'If Brosnan. Xl. Ricketts. R. XYoolx'erton. B. Laugenour. ll. Overin. lfirxr Ro-zz: ll. Leitzinger. ll. johnson. D. Leidig. D. Canham. B. Updike, C. Moore. S. Lloyd, XI. Hildebrand. BASEBALL A dead-line on the material submitted to the yearbook demanded that a review of the spring sports be written before the actual beginning of the season. Winner of two championship titles in as many years, the Padre baseball team includes most of last year's victorious nine. Henry Overin, 'lchucker deluxe. took the mound this year again. llob L'pdike. at short stop. returns. as does Stewart l'illlCl'k at first base. .Nlike Ricketts at second, and ,Xlyron Branson at third. ln the outfield llob Laugenour, Don Leidig. Tom Brosnan. and Skipper l,loi'd handle the gardeners duties. lt wouldn't be a good bet to go out on a limb at this time and sax' that this squad would win the title again. but a person could probablx' get odds on that fact! H s ,fr TRALK SNAPS I' i':.': --lil: ' M1 1 -Q 3 S 4 e t H w. 409 .Asif i ' D. Horne, j. Lowery, A. Knight, S. Hirst, S. McCloud, Kohn, J. Morris. Basketball is one of the most popular sports with the girls at C. H. This vear each class had one team that participated in the Round-Robin tournament. The results showed the seniors to be victorious with the juniors coming in second. An All-Star team was chosen at the end of the season and we also had our traditional co- recreational basketball game which was won bv the defending champions, the seniors. The Senior girls proved their might again bv winning the hockev tournament this vear. Captained bv Allene Knight, the Seniors remained undefeated, which is not unusual. Our hockev tournament was made more diflacult and prolonged this vear due to the excess- sive amount of water absorbed bv the girls' field. Top Rofw: S. McCloud. C. Ferguson, Kohn, Lowrev. Fir!! Roux' j. Xlorris, A. Petty, A. Knight Huffman, S. Hirst. Q 4 N..-.-1:51 .,,,, 1 -.1 I is-N-1 Softball has alwavs been one of the most popular spring sports with the girls at C. H. and this Year was no exception. The number of girls participating in this after school sport is proof of its popularitv. All the girls showed a great deal of enthusiasm and a wonderful time was had bv all. This yt-ar's speedball tournament was very' successful. Although the games started rather late in the season, due to an excess of water on the field. they were. nevertheless. filled with all the fun and excitement of previous years. Speedball requires a lot of pep and energy and really' helps keep the gals in shape. A lot of girls turned out for this sport. and all had a wonderful time whether thex' won or not. l li- ,W Y 'ls if v 1,4 'Wann ,pu 4o ' vi H1 X . 4 is, , X5 J , gms St'.1lt'J: -I, .X.irs, N. llaeon. fl. liigsbv. li. Keller. ,I. Kohn. S. lice. Stiifltfiflfgi ll. llorne. .l. Lowery. S. Nutter. J. Xl.lk'KL'll!lL'. S. l3ueh.man. XY, liunlte. S. lioeher, Uur beautiful pools were well utilized this vear. for swimming has become increasingly popular among the students. .Xlost of the girls pictured above are members of the Swimmers Club. Anv student who has passed the neeessarv requirements in swimming and diving may become a member of this club. 'lihe swimming season was highlighted bv the interclass sw ininiing meet in which the seniors were the defending champions. XYe had ii verv successful vollevball tournament this vear. .-X large number of girls turned out for this sport and all the participants were full of enthusiasm. lfaeh class was represented bv one team and bv the end of the season the seniors had emerged as the winners. ilihe season was climaxed bi the ein-recreational tournament and once again the seniors proved to be the winners. lhe two games plaved between the facultv and students w ere especiallv evciting and lots of fun was had bv both participants and spectators. l,t'Yf io rigfir: CQ. lierguson. S. johnson. -I. llutfman. X. Knight, llirst. Kohn, S. Xlefllouvl, tl X. Pettv. l,owrev. fl. liimbers. - N WY i Ill H1 i ll Xlorris, 0 6 3, 3 'QA ,N i , f 1 'Q ,..-A ,Wa S, Nutter. P. Rolotf. C. Blum. S. Tice. As usual, the girls' interclass tournament was a great success this year. A large number of the girls participated and most of the matches were held after school. The season ended with the mixed badminton tournament which is held every year. There are plans being' made for a junior tournament next year that would include all penin- sula schools. There will also be exhibition matches bv top Northern California players. These tournaments are planned to stimulate more interest among junior players. Our tennis tournament this year was well organized and a great deal of fun was had by the many girls who participated. Time was spent in teaching the fundamentals to those who had not previously played tennis. As a result. most of the girls were able to enjoy a much better game by the end of the season. N. Bacon. S. Buchanan. Xlaclienzie, C. Timbers. x 2 .. 1 Q Q.. Q .,. Kill-I rf Ni'-4 ae 'I ln., W l. , ,. jbafii-' I 4,44 ,JA -A V rg W l N? N if sw N N Yu X XO!! X!! 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