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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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J ' fyxx' V X,:-...g X' ffifi lx' xg- X , MF,JLk A 1 xx Dx - . 5, ' fi . f fly '55 x!,.iXQ X N ! r f I X - ff , S 0 a 5? 5 x x x Q 5 I x ,J C J ff' 1 '2 J Z 55?? 1 J was te f W 4 -fi ... U , fi., 7 ' f J- 1 ..g:3,,: L. .1 -41: f 'E' 6 .' . Iv-, , :Hh- me b'QyH?f7s1 xy Q Q-Y r N A. K f 1- x rx 1 , u' , 4-K1 il i lflifllflefkf ,553 Y fl? L EE A ' '4f i.f .ur - ,, ,hs my Mr. Stuart Mitchell Mr. Warren Edwards Miss Dorothy Wright .xdclminiafrafion Mr. Mitchell has capably led our school through another year of problems and new predicaments. He has established a more complete program of student-administration co-operation. With the help of Miss Wright and Mr. Edwards he maintains strong contacts with the members of the student body and the faculty. This trio is always ready to help and guide us in our work toward becoming good citizens. The School Board serves as a consulting and governing group in the Carmel School District. Mr. J. O. Handley has served as president of this group for the past year. The success of Carmel High School can only be credited to the mutual co-operation of the fore-mentioned people. The students of Carmel High would, at this time, like to express their thanks to this group of townspeople who so willing give their time and effort to help us. Left to right: Mr. Gordon Campbell, Mr. Stuart Mitchell, Mrs. Charlotte Clark, Mrs. Dorothy Von Meier, Mr. Glenn Leidig, Mr. Peter Mawdsley, Mr. J. O. Handley, President of the board. f7l,e Mrs. Mildred Rikcr Mr, Donald Craig Mrs. Kathryn Korkis Registrar Spanish and Civics Librarian QUT' -N... Miss Enid Larson Biology Mr John Westover Sciences Mr Collins Science and Civics Mr Lloyd Miller Commercial Arts Mrs. Frances Davis English Mr. Alan Aldwell Social Studies Drivers' Education Mt. George Mosolf Physical Education Mr. Charles Dawson First Aid 'Killsw- ,I Mrs. Hilda Morlang Physical Education Nbr-ary l l e V ill ' f Mrs Mariquita Brey and son Richard Hagadorn Mrs. Mary Cldyton INr11Ch361IN'1CC1UfE English rt Nurge Mrs. Ruth Vallon Mrs. Gladys Parks Office Staff Mrs. Ellen Ian: Down Mathematics Mrs. Elise Beaton Latin and French Mr. John Farr Music Mr. Howard Byrne Auto Shop Mr. Ian Bela nge-4 Shop agzwlenf The Student Council handles the internal functions ofthe student body. This council is composed of the president, Vice president, secretary, treasure, the connrnissoners, two representatives from each grade, the presidents of Cr. A,A,, Block C, Leader's Club and the editors of the Padre and the El Padre. The council this year was busy reorganizing many parts of the constitution, establishing and opening a successful student store, capably handling the Wel- come Dance, Winter Ball, and Farewell Dance. The council also joined the C. C. A. S. C. this year and attended various inforrnative conferances, lst. lillllkiiltf, left to right, from to back. S. Spurr, P. Finley J. O'Dt-ll, L, Ixluatllcrlliglluln, P. Weaver, I. Oliver, S TICS, J. Fratessn, J. ljcllelhtfrger, H. Taggart. P. Ricketts. J. Thompson, C. Spaulding, A, Bauer, son, D. Reddilw, A. Knight, I.. Fnrgtgr, D. Gerber, D, 'ohn- f X' F 1,45 -.- ainfenance Oh! Look at that beautiful campus and the modern school! Why, it's as well kept as a country club. These and many more remarks like it have been made concerning our outstand- ing facilities. The credit for this work goes to our diligent maintenance crew. All the students who were lucky enough to tour the swimming pool with Mr. Viljoen, real- ized for the first time the great amount of work and time that must be spent in operating this recreational facility. Thanks go to Mrs. Sadie Martin and her staff for keeping us well-fed dur ing the past year. Those mid-morning lunches enabled us to survive the new four-two day. Cafeteria Staff Orville Jewell Frank Girard Ben Viljoen Jim Sully r, r- Art Holtzhauer Carl Nashlund Cap Johnson W.E. Viljoen PT' X X f f ' W 1 I , A X X X I -1.-nf' I' Q acluafefs fs MQW XS J ESQ ibecbca fion 5 -an O Because of their interest, enthusiasm, ' n guidance, their understanding of student problems, and above all their willingn ss and readiness to do their job, we dedicate this 1953-1954 edition of the EL PADRE as a token of our thanks and appreciation, to: MISS ENID LARSON and MR. JOHN FARR 16 Us Dell Redding President Willis Lyon Vice. Pres. CAM 0 1954 Dreaming back over through the years that the class of l954 has been a part of Carmel High School, many of its outstanding activities come to mind. The class came to Carmel High in 1949 with the distinction of being the smallest class ever enrolled herein. The classes' eighth grade year came to a close with a successful sale of magazine sub- scriptions to fill their class treasury. The present seniors can still boast of the best Big Game bonfire ever . In its Freshman year the class gave an assembly fbased on the showboat themej for the rest of the school. The class began to show itself in sports and other activities this year. As sophomores, the class started off with the Sadie I-Iawkin's Dance, which is always one of the most popular dances at C, H, S, Again the class put on a good assembly, and at the end of the year it managed the auction booth at the Girls' League Scholarship Carni- val. Upperclassmen at last! The class, as Juniors did justice to their ability to work to- gether when they took over the responsibility of the soft drink concessions in order to finance the annual Junior-Senior Prom. Now the class of '54 is graduating! The seniors have topped off four years of success with the Senior Play, Clarence and the Senior Prom, which was held later in the year. In farewell the class wishes to extend its thanks to the faculty, and expecially to Miss Larson and Mr. Farr for their untiring guidance through the years. Allen Knight President Francis Schutz Vice. Pres ny- 7 Peggy Weaver Eric Scarlett Sam Smith Chris Conley Secretary Treasurer Treasurer Secretary Bruce Bixler I. S. A. Pres. Traveler C.S.F. Bicyclist Band member George Gann Yachtsman Versatile Independent Direct Intent 661.44 Q! 7954 Ken Barker Married man Track Alicia Bauer Comm. of Publicity Lis French Club Pres. Artistic C.S.F. Juliene Echelberger S.B. Treasurer Burgie Leaders' Club Party-Timer Sophisticated Betty Coleman Singer Office girl Poised Attractive Football Workman Druggist Ronald Brown Swimmer Easy-going Courteous Ronnie Working man 18 B I Bob Douglas Class Pres. , Football Baseball Unobtrusive Likeable Tom Brosnan Block C Basketball Football Obliging Casual Jack Eversoll Senior Play Shy Persistent Capable Motorist John Hicks Bug-happy Cafeteria worker Happy-go-lucky Johnny-boy Impulsive Denny Johnson Class Pres. , 3 Football Baseball Ioker Likeable Dennis Gerber Student Council Football Goobe Skier Army life Richard Hilgers Rick Tardy Sports car fiend Swimmer ' Trumpet ayer y' 't , . A , 'Ti' Pat Finley Comm. of Soc. Affairs C.S.F. Lifer Qlldlldfed Christopher Gray Chris Guitar player English Oakie Humorist Jolly good fellow Globe Trotter Leaders' Club Athletic it-- ' 4 sa:-,f V , hr' .J George Hunter Newcomer Rugged All-around athlete Good-looking Alert Luan Meatheringham Songleader, 4 Rally Pres., 4 Luie Artistic Talkative Pat Johnson Ski Club Hot Rodder Opinionated Jovial Spaniard Bill King Student Council Reserved Kidder Capable Courteous Judy Oliver Cheerleader, 38L4 Leaders' Club Girls' League Pres. Cute Lively 41 Willis Lyon Class V. Quiet Serious Track Tennis P..4 Susan Nutter Student Body Sect. Leaders' Club Nut Comm. of Girls' Athletics Senior lay Allen Knight Buzz S.B. Vice Pres. Football Swimmer Philanderer ongrafudzfion 5 Bruce Langshaw Valeyite Wit Playboy Likeable Disc Jockey Don Leidig Athletic Unassuming Lofty All-around Block C Mary Osborne Newcomer Petite Buoyant Reliable Sociable Bob Lemmon Football Big Bob Natural Lots of Fun Tank Dick Ledbetter Football One of the boys Bashful Fun to be with Stage crew Judy Rigsby Rigs Actress Cute Leaders' Club Character eniord Melinda Scheffer Actress Leaders' C Scheff Novel Animated Dennis Mahar Sailor Uninhibited Smooth operator Big Ben Bouncer Don Martin French Club Pres., 4 Ski Club V. P., 4 Swimming Capable Casual lub Dell Redding Jim O'Dell Block C Biologist Humorist S8 Shy Carol Shields Leaders' Club V. P., 4 Senior Play Block C 5 Cheerful Shy Sportswoman Comm. of Boys' Athletics Sincere All-around Tiny Howa rd Roloff Football Changeable Hot rodder Baseball Natural Are I Eric Scarlett Rickey a worker Basketball Archer Quiet Likeable Sydney Tice All star Cheerleader, 4 Leaders' Club Enthusiastic All-around Richard Schetter Dick Sport Nonchalant Football Popular Ollgfdtll afl0l'lJ Peggy Weaver Leaders' Club Pres., 4 Cheerleader, 4 Attractive Girls' State Senior Play Francis Shutz Schutzieburger Hunter Bashful Good guy Joker Christine Conley Artistic Senior Play lndividualist Chris Newcomer ,+1,15,Y 'A Bob Ameil Football Farmer Likeable Animal Rugged- Sam Smith C. S. F. Boys' State Comet Reliable Humorous Howard Taggart Student Body Pres., 4 Latin Club Pres. , 3 Class President, I Well-liked Basketball HJ ,fa in John I-hcks .Tack Eversoll mv --bl' v-I' .4 S'- Sam Smxth C 1 rol Sh1QldS QP? 51 Y -'fm mi? 4 is MQ-4 13' ua in B111 Klng JW, Jlm O Dell D1ck Ledbetter Bob Douglas Francls Schutz Alxcma Bauer Juhene Echelberger S d T Judy Ohver Y ney lce PeggY Weaver Pat Flnley ,ky ,, 'ff Q i L ' men H ,Q 44 .JW I 5 R I 'F- 'E Y :X ' Q5 41- - 'iz E Sue Nutter Mary A. Osborne Pat Jghnson QP? De 11 Redding Howard Raloff Bob Lemmon Betty Colman ' 'v Ll , Q Y 9 f to -1 W E 4 , Q.. ' 1 A af . :Y X . -l Lum Eric Scarlett Buzz Knight Judy Rigsby Melinda seheffer ham Mea 6!Ctl'QllCQ Cast: Clarence: ,lack Eversoll Mr. Wheeler: Dennis Txlahar Mrs. Wheeler: Chris Conley Cora Wheeler: Peggy Weaver Bobby Wheeler: Allen Knight Miss Pinnyg Iuliene Echelberger Mrs. Martyn: Melinda Scheffer Della: Judy Rigsby Dinwiddie: Dennis Johnson Rosie: Carol Shields Mr. Stern: Bill King Director: Mrs. Brey . I ' ' . f 1' 412 SZ 414 f Q wq gxt' V Q6 XQQK' 01- 9-L Q- l gf 4, we W W Eff!! Qi, f , J 1 N A wa ' V Q' 2 ' 19 5: , as -J f-J -, N H . 15 I, 2. Q12 , Officers Jon Chase Bill Powell Jeanne Frates sa Jon Menand Lee McGuckin Charlotte Boyd Millard Martin Well Juniors we can really look back on.a wonderful year. Y.-' 2 J - . ggi sg, if ,FLW lm i dv Q , V X f Q 6 4 ' - P4 -nn Q 4 ,, s, ..: .. , 1 ,. ,-. 5. isa 9 Q A 'J A Q , ,L . I M Q A 9 ' Remember how thrilled W were at the beginning? We were finally upperclassmen ff , 1 if , ., Remember how we plunged really quite willingly into the traditional i if 'fi ,iz .4W,, '5 ob of the coke and candy COHSCSSIOH7 We had a lot of fun selling at f l Q vzs Q. if the games Remember the Junior-Senior Prom in the Spring? How much fun it we 4. 1, 1- 'X wonderful prom! Confidentially, we think it was the best Juniors we had a wonderful year, both in work and play. Some of us go reluctantly to be seniors, but most of us go eagerly, for it will be even better than our junior year. Chapman S Stanton D. Rowe, L. Elstob, D. Warren, Vaughan T Ledbetter, G. Balazs, T. Sargeant, M. Martin, S. Stanton, G. Coll Westcott T Sampson, L. Taylor, D. Marshall, B. Powell, C. Boyd, D. Brosna Beales J Menand N. Giglio, L. McGuckin, B. Redhead, L. Shelton D. Philli Osborne C, Gawam G. Paulson, C. Ross, S. Meyer, P. Brickey, G. Mullnix, Sims D Castagna L. Buchanan, M. Taylor, D. Wells, C. Chapman, C. Goodri Danelz N Ferguson B. Paddleford, J. Hallet, G. Appleton, S. Kohner, P. Gri shaw S Spurr T Petty, S. McCloud, B. Masuen, S. Six, J. Fratessa, M. Stanton McMath M Pitman M. Garcia, M. Gilbert, H. Dufur, J. Chase, A. Sheldon, Neilsen K Scates R. Requirio, P. Clark, K. Johnson, G. Herron, C. Nelsen Doolittle P Fratessa, C. Neilsen, P. Ricketts, C. Boyd, V. Colbert, X. Klotz Otterson B Alvarez Absentees: J. Kurtz, N. Longacre, J. Farrell. R. Vallon, J. Zellhoefer 1 P 1 31 Cfadfi 1956 pol What a year! I guess everyone has in high school. Surely it will be ,, it 5 The class is known for its schoo .ii X gr Ji. 1 ' ,f M 2 1 ,. -Jr 4 iii Officers: lst semester: President: Vice Pres! Sec reta ry: Treasurer: Znd semester: President: Vice Pres: Sec retary: 4 '91 George Wightman Dick Jennings Linda Malis Roger Newell Dick Ogden Bill McCormack Cynthia Cox Treasurer: Barbara Mitchell a hard time forgetting their sophomore year .E L. E 3 X? Y ,U - ,O fl, Y F 7 47 - ix, ro 6 e ' i .r . s- 1 rx 9 . 4, Z, ' ,-'Y ' 7. 1,1 Y -6 ff Q81 l Q - 1- , if 1 A . A 'ff ' W '.. X 'H remembered by this years sophomore class E .1 I RPL L . Q ei 'J A 1 TQ., at ' .9 ff - Y Q H . ,Q V .33 -yy 5 i' I 2712 - ,H ' - 4 s- if x if i ' -- ' x,, - s 4, ' ' 1 ..1 X ' A I ' vs fl '. .y '12 J- L 1' '2- . , .,,,.,, 5 'M- , 5 . 5 -af + Nike, f - l spirit and co-operation. A good example of ' K? ,ii f 1 ww ' this is their garden project. They worked so diligently through the summer That the whole school was able to enjoy the numerous 1mprovements of the garden ,ra-s. 2. 5-T Followmg trad1t1on the Class of 56 gaxe the Sad1e Hawluns Dance hwhhght EK '14, ot the year At the carn1val they aga1n showed the1r team work The sophomore 'vm W A .L class IS loolung forward to next vear when thev w1ll be uoner classmen when 41,55 gg- f -1. A L they v1ll be able to repeat all the1r success of the past two year 11rst o ast Pa mer Xallun V Wlnttalxer S N1CClur0 R Hu fman 1sher B 1se Harm on 1 1 B VN ger T Ch1lders G Me er revert F Castremn C Jomon J Bertoglm S Ge1m S Shaver D I-I M3115 M Sutton R Burnham D Leutzmver L Forster N1 Mosolf Redduw D W1ll1ams R Putman S Castagna K Re1d E Sche1ld1ng Ogden B Ixhcaela R Sm1th 'VI Iw'cDonou0n C Ma1er IN oneldon J Mason Scarlett .T Thompson G Nlclclarry R .lennmvs B M1tchell G Nhghtman Sm1tn R Sh1elds C Ba1rd I Vteaxer P Ol1x1e F Requ1ro P Selfr1 ge Newell D Ernst C Martm X Kastor B W1thereLl S Lawren L McCormack C Cox R Houghtellmg B Pollock B MHTEID L Carmalt Baxter P Steufloten V Utgoff I-I Ross M I-hldebrand Bertogl1o absentees H Thompson R Anderson R Fr1zzell D Gray lxonrad C MacPha1l V D3V1S J Melrose 33 'qw -of ' 'P' T it - ffl lf-'19 'PF Y -an Q .r ' 'fr ff 1 Y - -. 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Hazel Tice Secretary: Tweed Champe Treasurer: Carole Spaulding The energetic class of '57 is already thinking about building up their class c x Q ' '14 rg I Z 1 - ' 5' , . 4' 1 ' fr 5 s e ' T - P M. we I K sa f 1, '5 iff? .4 4 , 4 y - Q 7 1' iv-1 5 ' - -' 'f' , T J j ' df f7':r.33': , , B K , s. fi treasury. In the beginning of the year they sold magazine subscriptions. , 1 y . . M I fv ' -Q V I L 5 ' X . , , T T, . f J, ntl .21 , ff: I ,M s , sw, is m -was 'QA fast .P , W .. at ' Qi , ,Q 0 - or ' . A E J Mi ri X Later The small profit was brought in gave them a start in their savings 1:5 'il fi f, t Q - i f A P- f- P ' 1 his s V, , ' N 2' ' A ' .1 H few it P 2 ' 1 4. T as the freshmen girls gave a helping hand to the Heart Fund. They collected ve money whxch the foundatlon gratefully accepted In the sprmg the freshmen put wi' Z' 'nab-. 7 'gf' W., a very successful and entertam1ng dance wh1ch was enjoyed by more than half of the student body The class at thls tlme would llke to thank Mrs Davms SEQ? Q ...4 and Mr Collxns for belng such helpful advlsors ln the past year Flrst to last M Meheen M Sloane P Prmnce S Nellsen T Nelsen C Ge1m Carmalt N McKay K R1ce P Dlxon B Wallace T Requ1ro H Thompson Spauldmg C Agle B Leldlg D Petty P Swanson C Dawson N Smxth Hanley S Thlele K Walker B Grady D Patnude L Geyer L Alexander Ellery J McKelvey J Scott L Moll B Le1d1g M Ang1er M Shlng C Edson Klauman G Scherman M Glfford G Cox D Weaver S Zanetta D Smxth Vhlhams R Durbrow H T1ce S Bestor B Newell B Johnson P Plamondon Woollever H Stewart N Ne1lsen A Taylor A Houghtelllng N Mlcks Toblason P Storch N Saxman S Wynkoop T Champe B Prlor I Adams Holm J Bannerman C Leavltt D Taplln Absent D Green J Fa1a Macahmhg D Ostrander B Potter J St1les G Home R Mangs S Mayo Teague L W1thers 35 , .. fr 1 - es .. V J . 3.5 A 2- 5 ,, .1 ' --H f H. .fs Ii, V. 1- , . 'A .. fm , fl . I on . . . . , J k . .b ,ua If-.-1, ,l ' .' '. 1 A C ' . , v - 2 4+ by C.- A . ,sa A C, . ' f P- . S 1' 1 ,f 3 -, fa' . ' 'IL - gf... 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The staff was consolidated in order to get the most work from each member and production began soon after school started. The Meyers Yearbook Co. was chosen to produce the El Padre this year, and with their help we were able to have a full color cover and two-tone inserts. Credit goes to Alicia Bauer for her artistic talent displayed throughout the pages of the book. I-lurl Swartz again received the photography contract for the fourth straight year. A Shoper's Guide took the place of the advertisements this year. The job of putting this out fell onto the shoulders of Lynn McMath and her capable staff. All the art work for this venture was turned over the Luan Meatheringham. So far we have had no repercussion's from this new idea and we hope it can be used again next year. Jeanne Fratessa did a fine job as Literary Editor. She was capably assisted by Melinda Scheffer and Lyle Shelton. Sarah McCould began to prod for money early in the year. Thanks to her persistant nature the money was collected long before the books arrived. Pat Ricketts was always on hand when the pictures were being taken. Out of confusion and chaos she collected every type of shot. She was constantly nagging Mr. Swartz for speed and more pictures. The results are some of the best shots we have seen in many years. Many thanks to Millard Martin for developing so many of the candids. A special line of glory and thanks to James Digger O'Dell for the hours he spent working in room l, helping put the l954 El Padre together. Thanks again to every member of the staff and expecially to Mr. Donald Craig for their help throughout the year. Pat Finley, Editor-in-chief. Top to bottom: Mr. Craig, J. Hamilton, L. Alexander, S. Spurr, D. Warren, C. Neilsen, C. Boyd, P. Clark, P, Fratessa, S. lNlcClurg, D. Wells, R. Burnham, P. Finley, B. Redhead, L. Ixleatheringham, T. Sergeant, L, Elstob, K. Johnson, L. Buchanan, R. Vallon, I. Oliver, S, Tice, S. Nutter, M. Schaffer, A. Bauer, J. Fratessa, S. Mc- Cloud, L. McMath, P. Ricketts, L, Schelton, N. Vaughn, L. Carnialt. qi Officers: President: Pat Doolittle Vice. Pres.: Bruce Bixler Sec. Treas.: Lynn Mclxlath Airs. Beaton, l. Oliver, L. Buchanan, L. Malis, S. McCloud, C, Boyd, L. Mclxlath, C. Cox, R. Vallon, B. Wager, H. Ross, S. Tice. C. Conley, K. Johnson, P. Clark, P. Finley, l. Fratessa, A. Bauer, R. Newell, D. Warren, D. Marshall, S, Smith, B. Bixler. The California.Scholastic Federation of Carmel High School had a large membership this year considering the high standards for admission: three A's and one B, or two A's and two B's and one point for certain extra-curricular activities. The honor ofa C. S, F, Lifer is sought by everyone in the or- ganization but not gained by many. A student must be in C. S. F. for four out of six semesters to qualify. The honor was achieved by Pat Finley, Sam Smith, and Chris Conley. Junior Statesmen was a very busy club this year: planning conventions, parties, debates, and opinion polls. During the second semester the member- ship swelled to sixty-five members. The two conventions attended by the club this year were in Sacramento and Long Beach. Carmel hosted the spring regional convention for the second consecutive year. Top to bottom: R. Newell, C. Chapman, J. Farrel, D. Castagna. J. Menand, R. Requiro, G. Danelz. R, Shields, G. Wightman, K. Reid, C. MacPhail, B. Bixler, N. Vaughan, L. Carmalt, D. Redding, A. Bauer, C. Conley, P. Weaver, S. Nutter, 1, Fratessa, I. Hamil- ton, G. Fisher, T, Sargeant, L. Taylor, S. Stanton, R. Vallon, D, Wells, S. Kohner, S. Shager, P. Finley, S. McClurg, M, Garcia, L. Meatheringham, L. Malis, T. Scarlett, L, Elstoh, C. Boyd, P. Clark, K. Nelsen, S. McCloud. G, Colbert, L. Mcixlath, S. Caslagna, R. Burnham, B. Redhead, G. Mcllarry, L. Teague, P. Dixon, T. Champe, C, Edson, C. Boyd, S. Spurr, L. Buchanan, K. Johnson, I. Bertoglio, Officers: - lst. semester President: P. Finley Vice Pres.: S. Nutter Secretary: A. Bauer Treasurer: R. Newell Znd. semester President: C. Boyd Vice Pres.: C. Boyd Secretary: R. Burnham Treasurer: S. McCloud Officers: Ist. semester: President: Sue Nuttcr Vice. Pres.: Pat Ricketts Sec. Treas.: Judy Oliver znd. semester: President: Pat Ricketts Vice. Pres.: Cynthia Cox Sec. Treas.: Connie Neilsen R. Burnham, I. Bertoglio, S. McCloud. I. Oliver, B. Rcadhead, P. Xwt-.iv-.'r, S. Castagna, A, Bauer, C. Boyd, G. McHarry, P. Clark, T. Sargeant, J, Hamilton, G. Fislicr, J. Fratcssa, L. Taylor, S. Nutter, Pat Finley, S. Tice. The year's GAA started out to be quite small but grew in membership until it was packed with athletic ability. This active club, ably sponsored by Mrs. Morlang, didn't confine all its activities to sports. lt put on many successful dances, one of which was the Co-op Hop after the Carmel-Pacific Grove basketball game. The Block C turned into a social organization this year and helped to sponsor many dances. They united with the L.eader's Club to put on the series of Turkey Trots, the proceeds of which went into the needy family fund. They successfully cut down the noon hour speeding from classes to the lunch line. They perfected the art of hiding behind the pillars outside of Miss Larsen's room and nabbing the violaters. They also raised money for the injury fund. Top to bottom: I, Thompson, R. Newell, G. Wiglitman, M. Pitmin, G, Chapman, T. Brosnan, H. Taggart, 46 ,, D, Castagna, D. Rowe, B. Powell, T. Ledbetter, W. Whittaker, A. Knight, G. Hunter, K. Reid, W. Lyon. R. Houghtelling, D. Brosnan, B. Alvarez, J. O'Dell, D. Ledbetter, H. Roloff 3 5 D. Schetter, D. Redding, D. Leidig, F. Scliutz, B. McCormack, R. Jennings, N. Mosolf. Officers: President: Denny Johnson Vice. Pres.: Del Redding Secretary: Howard Taggart Treasurer: Willis Lyon N. Vaughan, S. McCloud, S. Geyer, D. Wells, S. Stanton, K. Walker, J. Bannerrnan, D. mann, C. Agle, S. Littig, H. Thnmnson, B. Potter. Middle row L. to R. J. Fratessa, C. Carrnalt, H. Taggert, B. Ellery, B. King, K. Johnson, C. Dawson,-J. Hicks, R. New ell, C. Boyd, J. Thompson, R. Shields, P. Hitchcock, L. Carmalt, P. Fratessa, D. Redding, L. Buchanan, D. Castagna, P. Clark, B. Durbrow, T. Scarlett, P. Finley, A. Williams, S. Giern, F. Castrejon, R. Vallon, M. Osborne, Mrs. Bea- ton. Front row L. to R. M. Garcia, L. Meatheringham, C. Spaulding, C. Boyd, R. Burnham, B. Redhead, L. McMath, McClurg, A. Houghtelling, S. Bestor, S. Smith, M. Angier, D. Redding, R. Vallon, L. L. Moll, N. Sheldon, S, Stanton, T. I. Nelsen. Top row L. to R. B. Wallace, D. Tobiason. Taplin, W. Whittaker, D. Holt, T. Childers, S. Trevvett, B. Powell, J. Baum, C. Klau- Officers: lst Semester President Don Martin Vice-Pres. Jeanne Fratessa Secretary Leigh Buchanan Treasurer Dennis Gerber 2nd Semester President Dennis Gerber Vice-Pres. Leigh Buchanan Secretary Bonny Redhead Treasurer Sarah McCloud Again this year the Latin Club grew in size. It has over sixty-five mem- bers Under the leadership of Mrs. Beaton it has become more active than most years. At the first meeting Mrs. Brey gave a talk on her trip to Europe. For the first time the French and Latin clubs joined together to sponsor a successful Thanksgiving dance. The popular Spanish Club sponsored by Senor Craig enjoyed a very good Spanish supper of tocos and enchiladas at the beginning of the year. Then the whole club went to work to make the Annual Cascarone Ball the best, yet. The Spanish mood prevailed at this dance and thus lent variety to the occasion. Top row L. to R. G. Nielsen, C. Ross, D. Warren, M. Pitman, D. Rowe, K. Reid, D. Castagna, Ledbetter, T. Brosnan, J. Eversoll, H. Baxter, J. Baum, Chapman, B. Frizzell, Mr. Craig. Middle row L to R Cloud N Vaughan J Oliver D Weaver T Rcquiro Williams Front rowL to R L Elstob K Johnson N Garcia S Tice S Zanetta B Johnson X Koa Smith H Tice M. Meheen, D. Ogden, T. Weaver, D. M Scheffer V Shaw G Herron S Mc- Smirh G Co Us D Leutizingtr G lio R Vallon T Sargeant K Nc sen P Johnson V Colbert B Colman D. laanif5A Officers: Ist Semester President Lynn Taylor Vice-Pres. Lucy Elstob Secretary Nancy Vaughan 2nd Semester President Feliz Requiro Vice-Pres. Karen Johnson Secretary Lucy Elstob IQ Cm. PQIICA Officers: lst. semester: President: Don Martin Vice Pres.: Jeanne Fratessa Secretary: Leigh Buchanan Treasurer: Dennis Gerber 2nd. semester: President: Dennis Gerber Vice Pres.: Leigh Buchanan Secretary: Bonny Lynn Redhead Treasurer: Sarah McCloud Top to bottom: R. Putman, R. Newell, D. Marshall, M. McDonough, B. Newell, H. Stewart, L. Mc,Guckin, N. Nielsen, D. Wells, Z. Klotz, P, Swanson, G. Fisher, H. Ross, P. Finley, L. Elstob, P. Clark, S. Stanton, B. Mitchell, S. Stanton, Mrs, Bea- ton, N. McKay, A. Bauer, G. McHarry, L. Meatheringham, L. Teague, S. Castagna C. Cox, B. Wager, P. Dixon, C. Edson, C. Boyd, S. Shager, S. Six, N. Giglio, N. Wooliever, S. Wynkoop, D. Martin, D. Gerber, S. McCloud, B. Readhead, J, Ham- ilton, L. Buchanan, I. Fratessa, I. Bertoglio. Looking back over the past year the French Club can't help but recall the fun they had. The highly successful Plymouth Rock dance which was a co- operative venture with the Latin Club started the club's activities for the year. After Christmas this enthusiastic club held its annual La Fete des Rois or the Twelfth Night Party. The party was enjoyed by all and presided over by a charming king and queen. The club, not willing to end their activities so early in the year, planned a pot-luck supper which was also a success. After decorating the Fort Ord Hospital for both Christmas and Hallowe'en the Red Cross began extensive planning for the spring I..uau . This affair was held at the swimming pool and gym. After dinner and swimming, dancing was enjoyed in the gym. The money was used to sponsor various projects such as the Overseas Chest. S. Nutter, J. Rigsby, P. Weaver, A. Bauer, H. Tice, I. Echelberger, I. Hamilton, R. Shields, P. Finley, C. Nielsen, G. Fisher, L. Meatheringham, D. Gerber, L. For ster, A. Knight. Officers: Ist. semester: President: Pat Finley Vice Pres.: Mervin Sutton Secretary: Alicia Bauer Treasurer: Roger Shields 2nd. semester: President: Joan Hamilton Vice Pres.: Gail Fisher Secretary: Penny Steufloten Treasurer: Lorna Forester pallfe Back to Front: L. Meatheringham, S. Nutter, J. Oliver, S. Tice, P. Ricketts, L. Elstob, D. Wells, G. Herron, B. Redhead, G. Colbert, Z. Klotz, S. Kohner, C. Chapman, I. Farrel. The school paper published by the journalism class was given to eagerly awaiting students every other week. The four main editors and their staffs work hard to get original ideas and to make the papers interesting to the readers Luan Meatheringham's cartoons added a great deal to the l953-54 Padres. With Mr. Miller in the background everything ran smoothly and the paper met every deadline. The Rifle Club enjoyed many outings this year. Better marksmanship was developed by the boys during their practice sessionsl Accurate shooting and sportsmanship were the objects of the club. Mr. Dawson, M. Sutton, D. Warren, R. Newell, K. Reid, G. Mullmx, J. O'Dell. pa!! Counci Officers: ISI. SCITTESICIZ President: Luan Meatheringham Vice Pres.: Gail Fisher Secretary: Trudee Scarlett Treasurer: Ioan Hamilton 2nd, semester: President: Pat Ricketts Vice Pres.: Diane Redding Secretary: Cynthia Cox Treasurer: Nancie Nielsen Top to bottom: C. Cox, H. Tice, N. Neilsen, C. Boyd, T. Sargeant, Mrs. Ixiorland, J. by, P. Finley, R. Requiro, R. Shields, R. Newell, D. Rowe, S. Tice, T. Scarlett, L. F J. Oliver, D. Redding, P. Weaver, G. Fisher, S. Nutter, L. Meatheringhani, H. Roloff, J Hamilton, P. Ricketts. The Rally Council has been quite active this year, considering its difficult job of reorganizing. The club decorated at all the home games, sponsored feeds after the home basketball games, and provided the rooters with pom-poms and pennants. It also co-sponsored the best attended dance of the year, the Co-op Hop. The Leaders' Club, an organization of junior and senior students chosen on a basis of service, scholarship and athletics, had a busy schedule this year. It sponsored the annual Christmas family, caroled at Christmas, put on a Turkey Trot andCo-op Hop and undertook cafeteria duty. A new idea which finally materialized this year was theFollow Up Study, a survey of three years of graduates from Carmel High School for the purpose of improving our curriculum, if necessary. OZLCL 2125 C116 Officers: ist. semester: President: Peggy Weaver Vice Pres.: Dell Redding Sec. Treas.: Iulie Echelberger znd. semester: President: Julie Echelberger Vice Pres.: Sue Nutter Sec. Treas.: Pat Ricketts Top to bottom: H. Taggart, P. Ricketts, S. Tice, P. Finley, J. Echelberger, L. MM' I. Fratessa, S. Nutter, P. Weaver, A. Bauer. J. Oliver, I. Rigsby, D. Redding, fabsent, sonj. Top to bottom: Mr. Hagadorn, Mr. Miller, C. Carmalt, P. Fratessa, D. Redding, K. Reid, H. Taggert, D. Ledbetter, I. Evt-rsoll, D. Leidig, B. Lemmon, D. Schetter, D. Gerber, W. Lyon, A. Knight, I. O'Dell, Z. Klotz, B. Langshaw, T, Sargeant, P. Johnson, R. Newell, D. Rowe, S. lxlcClurg, D. Redding, L. Carmalt, C. Agle, B. Wallace. B. Doug- las, D. Martin, S. Smith, B. King, N. Mel-Cay, B. Johnson, S. Tice, P. Ricketts, C. Cox, R. Burnham, C. Boyd, P. Clark, G, Herron, R. Vallon, L. Alexander, L. Buchanan, L. Geyer, L. Epstob, K. Johnson, G. Mclalarry, T. Scarlett, S. Spurr, P. Swanson, S. Smith, C. Edson, L. Meathcringham, M. Scheffer, A. Bauer, J. Hamilton, J. Oliver, S. Nut- ter, S. McCloud, I. Fratessa, C. Boyd, L. Mclxlath, B. Redhead, C. Nielsen, G. Fisher. Li CLA No Casualities! After the ski trip over l..incoln's Birthday and Valentine Day that exclamation sounded very good. Although heavy snow hampered skiing it certainly dicln't dampen the spirit of the group. The few students who stayed at home were entertained for hours with the stories of the club's advertures: crackers in bed and short sheets. The celebration of Mr. Mitchell's birthday and the cutting of a large cake in his honor added an extra festive note to the occasion. . N i WMV' 5. ra ,Lo.iY4-41.40 . 1: ' - I 9.4:-..... -. ' A Luft to right: P. Weaver, J. Oliver, L. Malis, S. Mt-Cloud, C. Nielsen, J. Fratessa, R. Burnham, J. Rigsby. gif!! eague President: JudyO1iver, Jeanne Fratessa Vice. Pres.: Peggy Weaver, Judy Rigsby Secretary: Robin Burnham, Lynda Malis Treasurer: Connie Nielsen, Sarah McCloud The Girls' League is an organization composed of all the girls in the school. The main purpose of the group is to establish friendship among the girls. The club fulfills this purpose by having informal teas and meetings. The main project ofthe Girls' League this year was the annual Girls League-P, T, A Carnival held on May l The money raised from this activit . y was used for scholarships for deserving seniors. O ff fvxi mug ,N . Q. A1 Q1 I f n .V I ev' .v- 'fl Judy Oliver Gail Fisher, Sydney Tice KA 881' 8105 This year the Carmel High School cheerleaders have again accomplished the task of seeing that our rooting section showed good sportmanship and fine spirit. Head cheerleader Judy Oliver and her assistantsg Sydney Tice, Peggy Weaver, and Gail Fisher, used a variety of routines and uniforms. They were peppy and enthusiastic, entering into outside clubs, such as Rally Club, G, A,A, , and Girl's League. Hoping to learn new yells they joined the National Cheerleading Association. The student body at this time would like to thank these four girls for the time and work they put in, in order to promote spirit and goodwill between various classes and neighboring schools. Gail Fisher, Peggy Weaver Sydney Tice, Judy Oliver Peggy Weaver 1 Q3 4 ' ff? ew i. . rg. '..., -.L 1. Diane Redding, Luan Meatheringhanfi, Carol Boyd, Trulee Scarlett Ong ACL QP6 Lal Although we have had songleaders for only two years, they have already begun to play a valuable part in raising the team's spirit and enthusiasm. Various intricate routines were worked out by head songleader Trulee Scarlett, and her assistants, Carol Boyd, Luan Meatheringham, and Diane Redding. The team For the first time worked in connection with the Carmel High School Band and marched during the football half-time activities. 'ff' I '- Z 5 I Suv fb' i ' 'Wh-. ., -c ...f-' ,di 2 N khkk V I . ,K th JQJI A 'LL ,.f A A 'eg ' 4-sl! , ' X ' ,t - 4 - ff WA V, ,, dv .39 M ,' '. X .Q 4 Y ,M p 'X 'X .' ! ' f Wa- 1 ,win Eff 5 3? 7 l5i, ,f I , 5 M: .s ,K ., Q .,A, .V QVEQ4: , ii: aww: f , 9, I A . ,A eff, 5 A ' f ,Im 1 M Jw ' sf . an H 1 -I ff vb 1 '4 5-U' - ' 4 fl V. f f I X , V -H ,yo - 4 Q - q I J' x Q 'ff X I1 l I V , ' Q 1'- 1 L f N E7 4 I V i N, Q vt Y Aff f Left to Right: Mr. Farr, J. Konrad, G. Cox, D. Phillips, R. Smith, D. Gray, J. Thompson, D. Warren, D. Chapman, G. Hunter M. Gilbert, D. Brosnan, R. Hilgers. Second Row--B. Pollock, C. Sims, D. Wells, L. Alexander, R. Vallon, B. Prior, D. Holm, G. Meyer, L. Forster, H. Dufur, M. Sloane, K. Nelsen, S. Harney. Front Row--G Balazs, M. Osborne, M. Gifford, P. Stueflotcn, S. Mayo, N. Smith, B. Colman, K. Scates, C. Goodrich, C. Shields, G. Hoxie, V. Colbert. 6400 anal OrcAe5fra This year the choir and band played an important part in our school life. The Spring Concert was a big success, as usual. Everyone had a good time participat- ing in the Tri-County Festival, and some of them had thrilling experiences in Honor Band and Choir and the state festival. All the members did their share in livening up the rallies, games, and assemblies, too. The orchestra was active in school affairs also this year, playing at the Senior Play, the Senior graduation, and the Spring Concert. Left to Right: Back Row--R. Huffman, S. Spurr, Mr. Farr. Front Row--M. Martin, C. COX, B. Mitchell, H. Ross, D. Wells, D. Rowe, S. Stanton, S. Stanton, X. Klotz, R. Putnam, C. Boyd, I. Stiles, N. Giglio, D. Marrxshall, P. Clark, I. .OV Ur' Menand, N.Wooliever. S. Smith. J. Fratessa, C. Boyd. 1 wh ,Q A 9jQU67f4 5 1 f'Jy QD F543 oi 6fjJQwfQ Q Aj 5,2 5 ' X f ehca , fl P! 1 7 faif? Y -ff A NZ QSC - f f , fr A E5 ig 4 if if f 1 j 4 Q 531 Q M3 5, 3, ,. M 'fi - - +- Q LQ, U P X ,K W K 1' Cf U if 3 5 f kj .cr W J ' 5' J 1 nv ,, x af EL Q f aid! fs 1 fi XML 33 R kvrrr 5 kj LL, f QM mx ardify I , I, .. 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' .544 4 fx Bob Arruel Allen Kmght Dlck Schetter Dlck I-Ixlgers M 2 cg ,ag , Q Q' 1 an M, Q. -+4 8-reg. 41.3-iazfwh ,,.. 4'9 'rf -Q .g.,,,., ' in ' ' 44, ,Maw vs vm, ,fx Wu -wa. I -up Surg Qi' 5,1 .a at-1 . ' , H. 4 1 4 Laxnv' 5 r -'Y 'F .U--o -4 ag 1 A 11 r x , 1-G 2 mf--R 45-Q 'uf Franc1s Schulz Denrus Gerb lijamify joofgaf Gustine 33 Carmel 19 4 Atascadero Z1 Carmel Z0 Carlmont 0 Carmel 31 Hollister ZZ Carmel 6 Gilroy 33 Carmel 6 King City 19 Carmel Z6 I 'N Gonzales 13 Carmel 0 W' ' Pacific Grove 43 Carmel 6 l ' Although the Carmel Varsity won only 1' two games, the spirit shown by every mem ,, ber of the team brightened some of the sea- ! son's gloomy days. Dick Schetter 5 The Shoe remained in the possession of JA Pacific Grove for the second straight year. D21 Redding Co-captains Del Redding and Dick saber ter were chosen by the team members for their outstanding play. Top to Bottom and Left to Right I. Manand, G. Hunter, ML Pitman, B. Douglas. M. Martin, I. Kurtz, T. Ledbetter, G. Danelz, B. Ameil, J. O'De1l, D. Gerber, D. Hilgers, L. McGuckin, B. Powell. D. Ledbetter, F. Schutz, D. Redding, A, Knight, D. Johnson, D. Schetter, T. Brosnan, D. Leidig, H. Roloff, D. Rowe, B. Lemmon, V1 D 3 B A it ,. .. L az L Box Score: UFUOI' 6lI'5lf Gustine O Carmel Atascadero 12 Carmel Cambria 12 Carmel Junipero Serra 13 Carmel Hollister 6 Carmel Gilroy 12 Carmel King City 21 Carmel Gonzales 0 Carmel Pacific Grove Carmel The Carmel Junior Varsity had a very smooth running ball club this year with Dmk Ogden many outstanding players The seasonal record read seven wins, two losses, and no ties. The Junior Varsity copped second place in the CCAL League play. Top to Bottom and Left to Rlgnt R. Huffman, B. Witherell, M. Mosolf D Ogden G Maier P Erwm P Selfndge B Frizzell W Whittaker S. Trevvett, B. Wise, C. Dawson, B Durbrow M Meheen C Klaumann L Shelton G Gawain B Mxchela B. McCormack, K. Walker, C. Martm B. Alvarez, I. Konrad, D. Jennings I Thompson G Wlghtman K Re1d B Ellery T Weaver C Chapman M M. Stanton, R. Smith.. 3. Capt. George Hunter Santa Cruz -- King City? -- Gonzales? -- Hollister? --- Gilroy? - Monterey ---- Pacific Grove? King City? ---- Gonzales? --- Monterey ---- .Tunipero Serra Hollister? ---- Gilroy? --------- .Tunipero Serra ---- Pacific Grgveik Carmel Padres lost won won won lost lost lost won won lost won won lost won lost 'Denotes league games ililrdify .gaalfefgaf The Carmel Padre basketballvteam did somewhat better than was generally expected by winning over half their games. The Padres scored one point more than their opponents, 683-682, and enjoyed a fairly successful season. Coach Mosolf's team worked diligently all year, and their hard work paid off for them on the hardwood courts. George Wightman was one of the highest scorers in the league, while Captain George Hunter averaged fourteen points a game. Besides these two stellar players, the work of Dick Jennings, John Farrell, Rene Requiro and Don Heidig aroused much favorable comment. Both the top Carmel ballhawks were chosen to be on the all- GCAL-B division varsity basketball team. 3' fn 2 I :E .9 oggkfweigdf Zgarilfefdaf The 1953-54 basketball season didn't treat the Padrecitos as kindly as it might have, but it gave everyone on the team a chance to gain some hardwood experience and basketball knowhow. The Carmel lightweights unanimously elected Gary Nielsen as their captain, and followed him through the entire l5 game schedule, although they won only 5 and lost l0. Mike Mosolf was chosen from the Carmel lightweights for a spot on the all CCAI..-B division lightweight basketball team. The best game of the season for the Padrecitos was the first encounter they had with the Pacific Grove Breakerbabes. In this game, they exhibited perfect team play, co-ordinated ball handling, and a never before matched display of team spirit. Santa Cruz ---- - King City? -- - Gonzales? -- - Hollister? -- - Gilroy? ---- - Monterey ------ - Pacific Grove? -- - King City? ---- - Gonzales? ---- - Monterey ---- - Junipero Serra -- - Hollister? ----- - Gilroy? ------ - Junipero Serra - - Pacific Grove? ----- ?Denotes league games Carmel Padrecitos won lost lost won won lost won lost lost lost lost won lost lost lost Top to bottom: M. Sutton, G. Mosolf, R. Newell, J. Konrad, D. Holt, B. McCormack, J. Thompson, C. Ross, E. Scarlett, C. Dawson, M. Hildebrand, D. Ogden, L. Shelton, G. Neilsen, I. Zellhoefer, C. Klauman, R. Houghtelling. gr X 314 1l,,,N A, I ofa..- as- -vb x31 ' o F an l'aC Top to bottom: W. Whittaker, L. Shelton, D. Phillips, R. Smith, R. Micaela, K. Reid, C. Klauman, M. Sutton, D. Rowe, M. Stanton, M. Martin, M. Mosolf, B. Wise, B. Newell, B. McCormack, B. Alvarez, C. Martin, M. McDonough, T. Petty, D. Petty, D. Holt, C. MacPhail, B. Powell, D. Leut- zinger, H. Stewart, B. Durbrow, G. Mullnix, D. Deidig, I. O'Dell, D. Hilgers, W. Lyon, G. Hunter, G. Danelz, G. Wightman, D. Grey. One of the largest track teams in the history ot Carmel High School was on hand to start out the season this spring. The membership decreased as the afterschool practices continued, but 'the number that survived the ordeal was still large. The tennis team was sparked this year with John Zellhoefer. With the stromg support of good play by the other team members, the group racked up a number of wins. Back to front: l-l. Stewart, R. Newell, M. Shing, C. Agle, G. Cox, B. Newell, I. Zellhoefer, B Langshaw, D. Rowe, J. Menand. ennid QW If Left to right: C. Ross, D. Ledbetter. C. Chapman, D. Leidig, P. Olivie, D. Warren, T. Brosnan, K. Walker, Mr. Westover, M. Pitman, B. Powell. A shining sun was the signal for the golf team to head for the fairways and go around. Although numerous divits were due during the first weeks of play, the veterans soon instructed the newcomers and a good game was developed. For the first time in the history of Carmel High School girls joined the swimming team. After the initial shock was over, the boys began to teach the fairer sex the fundamentals of meet swimming. Don Martin's diving and Allen Knight's backstroke helped to pile up the points at various meets. The size of the group enabled Carmel to participate in each event, thus increasing their chances of placing. Back to front: M. Mosolf, J. Thompson, B. Frizzell, B. Witherell, P. Erwin, D. Holt, R. Shields, K. Reid, B. Micaela, C. Baird, B. Palmer, B. McCormack, B. Leidig, K. Walker, T. Sampson, D. Castagna, D. Rowe, B. Powell, J. Farrel, C. Carmalt, G. Scherman, G. Cox, A. Knight, J. O'Dell, S. Zannetta, T. Champe, L. Teague, P. Dixon, C. Edson, G. Hunter, W. Lyon, E. Scarlett, D. Martin, B. Langshaw. wimming Ti ,.,-ff G QW l H fi J, . lun 1 -QQ f - G X ' was . - , C ag 'IRMEL . ' 4-gjliifu C AV Qi, if .N lam AA N K' --...gl ,T:.lu Back to Front: Coach Mosolf, W. Whittaker, K. Reid, G. Wightman, B. Micaela, B. McCormack, G. Hunter, M. Mosolf, B. Al- verez, B. Powell, D. Leidig, D. Ledbetter, D. Redding, D. Jennings, C. Solomon. I. Konrad, P. Fratessa, H. Roloff, C. Chapman G. Neilsen. Clflegdf Although the baseball team was small this year they made up for the manpower shortage with willpower. Sever positions were altered this year and the combinations proved very successful. The pitching post was capably filled by newcomers George Hunter, Dick Jennings and Bill Powell. With an average share of wins and losses the Padres ended the season near the top of the heap. 66 i - 3 T1 ii? -- Y ..f,,qqEifi, .wg Mi 4,4 --gf 1 N' -3 ,I ' f' 'iygwf 3111 QL' K h .A ,, ':v:.: '9. H . C'-A h 45 qv- ' ir --Q - '? .:fiw ,f ff X , - - ' 'Q f ' i bb- -: M-f--' --63.2, .7gfF...: x, , ,5.. .J-5 dx A '-' .Sf .1 1. -' ' ,-- -Nw ' -,, - b w Q' hs T 1, lf. , , f ' , 524'-LL gan-vi 1 Qq 7 swf Front to back: T. Hamilton, L. Malis, L. Forester, S. Castagna, L. Carmalt, S. Smith, R. Burnham, H. Ross, X. Kastor, G. Fisher, G. Mclflarry, T. Scarlett, J. Bertoglio, C. Cox, F. Castrejon, R. Vallon. The sophomores this year won the speedball championship. Good weather and a dry field made the games faster and better than those of previous years. A large turnout from all the classes tried, up to the last day, to end the sophomores winning streak, but all in vain. Nothing could break the spirit of the underclassmen. A play off between the juniors and seniors fwith the juniors victorious, finally ended the close basketball tournament. Under the capable management of Priscilla Clark the season was ended with the traditional basketball field day. Back to front: P. Ricketts, K. Johnson, S. Spurr, J. Fratessa, P. Clark, C. Boyd, C. Nel son, T. Sargeant, C. Neilsen, B. Redhead, L. Taylor, S. McCloud, C. Boyd, L. Elstob, S. Kohner. gaalefdaf .AlocLeg C,Nei1g0n' T. Sargeant, I. Fralessa, P. Ricketts, L. Taylor, K. IOHHSOH. V Clark, L. Elstob, B. Redhead, c. Boyd, s. Spurr. c. Boyd, L. MCM-arh. S. McCloud, N. Vaughn. Hockey was one of the most popular autumn sports. It provided a wonderful opportunity for the students to make new friends and get to know the newly enrolled pupils. Lynn Taylor organized and managed the hockey season'which wound up with an exciting inter-class tournament. The junio. 5 and sophomores struggled for first place, with the juniors finally victorious. The seniors captured third place, and the freshmen, fourth place. Individual ability was discovered in the badminton tournaments this year. Everyone enjoys a little glory from playing by herself in a game and for this reason the turnout for badminton has always been good. A doubles and singles tournament was held this year, giving everyone an opportunity to play in at least two games. I. Echelberger, L. Elstob, C. Conley, G. Colbert. ii Zzlclnzinfon Soma! enn ig .f4rcA ery Softball was again one of the most popular sports ofthe year. There were large turnouts from all classes for the intra-mural games held after school and enthusiasm and team play were shown on-the field. The tennis program this year proved to be awonderful success. The new tennis players soon picked up the basic fundamentals of tennis with the help of the more experienced players. As a result, most ofthe girls were able to 9I1jOy 5 better game by the end ofthe season. The tournament stimulated a great deal of interest with many girls participating. Twang! And the archery season was off to a frest start with new targets and new equipment. The bow and arrow brought out the Robin Hood in nearly everyone, for opening saw all the equipment in use. An archery tournament was soon scheduled and played off during the gymn classes. Team spirit was the accent during volleyball season. The girls received rigid training for the sport by participating in the mixed jollyball games held during the noon hour. D. Weaver M. Scheffer A. 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