Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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D t ffj g J V 7 Table of Contents V , Q INTRQDUCTIQN ,V ,. ,4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,, . i i 2. q iiiii .ffl L ADMINISTRATION .. , . . .W Q . ...,.. . QL , i -'64 Trustees .......4.A..,......,..A....Q.. ....... -.... .... X Q P i i iii iimifwwwif ij, X Q CLASSES , 5, . 7 .4.,. . . ,,.. 4 . . , . X X S rs .....,........,.....1......... f.I0jfQf,!C0Af..v,G.iA ...A ........ 2 ' w -2 Q, hiiggggig iiiiiiiiiii . iiiiiiiii V' iiiiiii QW f' 5 F phmen ..., . 'ff ,', mMBEfA-fiqggifal-F7 fupgabif A ! ACTIVITIES ... AA A,.. , 4 , H ..... L? . , ii. f ii ?iiiif?1wf't0f3 iiW Af Q S 1 Activities ..,....i....i. ..... .... A W miV'h M - SPORTS ''''' ' fqfy!?p ' i 'i'i X i.25 ii iiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiii 5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J iiiiiii'iiii iiiiiiiiiiiiwgiffiiigvwii1 A . 'W 3 if l lb My H li if Q gy it X 3 ily ' Ewa .tEilQ- J , . J, gif Q --N im Harry Couzins X X . i fy X X X W if Wi ss QE MVK ll X , ,W DEDICATION . Q A X -.., will 5 f ' r ' Off-f' A teacher who came to Chatfey in 1937 and S ' - ,h wi long be remembered by all Chattey stu- B5 it d is Mr. Couzins, or just plain I-larry, as he is etter known. Mr. Couzins Will always be remem- ber for his helpful, interesting ,and encouraging f N -. S Q91 3200 6 s by which he has Won the hearts of many stu- K X N ge '-A ents. H as not only starred in his presentation of to N S . ' ell: t is students, but also as a Wonderful ad- s. 1 Xl i l jl ' -. r Dr atics Club. SEX X y 6 I xl a o ec' on to this teacher who has been E Q3 Q A 'Qs xo e d visor to many students, we, the Fasti . QQ N .5 al at lf. ,dedicate our yearbook to Mr. l-larry S. .HJ 1 w . l - l X lx I XM U .J A 3 xy . , U Mwfaxr , The Fasti Do you know What the Word Fasti means and who gave us this name tor our yearbook? To many ot us it is just a name handed down through the years. Few know the real meaning and Where the Word originated. About thirty-six years ago, Mrs Lana Conger, a former Chattey teacher, gave the name ot Fasti to our yearbook. The Latin Language Was the source she turned to in choosing the name. The word Fasti has its derivation from a Latin verb meaning to speak. A great Latin poet once Wrote a iong poem called Fasti, Which Was a calen- dar ot events. Therefore, our yearbook, the Fasti, is a record or a calendar ot the year's events. 4 t Front View of Library Front Viei' vf Nor M 1 th Hall Side View of North Hall Foreword Using an oceanic caricature, the '53 Fasti statt has chosen tor its theme that nautical land under the sea known as l'Davey lones' Locker. l-lere at Chattey, as we tlounder through a sea ot games, dances, as- semblies and a little homework now and then, we often teel like poor lish -in a school ot course. Sometimes we are confronted with a whale ot a prob- lem or become entangled in a seaweed ot troubles. But the mighty ocean of time rolls on, and we are caught in its tide and carried along by its great waves to tomorrow's distant shores. lt is the sincere wish ot the statt that every student seas his school lite reflected in the pages ot this book. 5 W ...v....,,.-...W-.f-'-Q-1,-A-v ' ' W, Q,o5,Q,..Q.v,. Cs fa-af-Mk ULX-5 99044,-5ure.2Q.9-is-vLQvq:A:.Sv. bf. 9 b-H-'L'-x ' 5' ' Mvfw Sfsgbw fffifiy y YS? Y m ,J A Raw gig? i f W I M W W'ZfeM,,jQM Mfiwffi vfgvw ,ff wiwf fiwm V k fy ,Q k JWSW WWQQ ' My W W7 if WWW 71 JM N13?f,wWxf N 9 Xwwiwywvvb Lmwx 9 S . , 0 ' Xfu, 5, LX 5 3 WX L SJ MQ Q L 1 if ,Q K THU G Z2 QV I1 NQTH Q9 Q,9A5 ,f?Zg Eff X fb fy!! Qupf wjw QS! fa MW f PNY' ff 'K '5 1 J wfyj' P Q W 7 Doc: . '-' . , . '. .3-ggi.-.'-' -' - Zn ! . TLQDQQFQ ' Q cpl UT! Superintendenfs Message To the Chattey Students: Your high school has loeen an important element in your growth. Chattey is grateful tor the privilege ot helping you mentally, physically, and socially. Your success in lite will be unfolded as an outgrowth ot your determination and training. Your contribution to our democratic society will be a revelation of the ettectiveness ot Chattey's educational program. Chattey be- lieves in you, and is counting on your future success. Sincerely, Daniel B. Milliken, superintendent Chattey Union High School District Superintendent Daniel B. Milliken X Board of Trus es f L Alfred H. Utman W. A. Gilliland President Vice President J llllll lid! Wil Mrs. B. G. Klepper Clerk Melvin C. Dinger Richard C. Wolf 8 rf Thomas M. Glasheen Lyle Fry George Beardwood Coordinator Coordinator Director of Teachers of Student Government of Special Education Pl D l W-9 Mdyi ' ' trat ' on June Teitsworth Jack White Dean of Girls Comptroller Principa1's Message Principal To the Graduates oi the Class ot 1953i For twelve years you have been attending school. Now on the eve of your graduation from high school each one of you must an- swer a Very serious and a very personal question. What next? What do l want lite to hold for me? Individuals are the result of the decisions they have made along the course oi their lives. Many of these decisions have been small ones, but in the aggregate they have fashioned personalities. Parents, friends, teachers, and counselors can advise, counsel, coax, and threaten, you can blame others tor your mistakes and tail- ures, but you as an individual must assume the responsibility tor the choices you make and course of action you must follow. What next? That depends on youl With sincere best wishes for lives oi wise choices, Ernest A. Payne, Principal Chaiiey Union High School Ernest A. Payne Alexander McLeish Burton Wiley One of the busiest and most interest- ing jobs at Chaffey is that of the guid- ance counselors. Not only do the coun- selors suggest courses which would be practical and beneficial to a student's particular needs, but they also give aptitude, l.Q., and vocational tests. Seniors find the guidance office par- ticularly helpful when planning careers or choosing a college. Thomas Piequet, sophomore counselorp Mrs. Ruth Johnson, freshman counselory Edmond Shinn, iunior counselor. Guidance Group The attendance office, located in South Hall, is remarkably efficient in recording the attendance of the 2800 students at Chaffey-Ontario. Besides re- adrnitting students and printing a list of absent students each day, the atten- dance office issues work permits, com- piles official state reports on atten- dance, and checks on the reasons for student absences. Attendance Group Left to right: Mrs. Evadna Bishop, Mrs. Helen Maurer, Miss Venna Heap, and Mrs. Mary Nagle. Top row: Mrs. Eleanor Anderson, English, Mrs. Alice Armstrong, Bottom row: Vance Beckwith English Clara Bissell German foreign physical education, Mary Armstrong, English, Mrs. Vonneda Bailey, language department head William Bowers machine shop Mabel English, Mrs. Beverly Barrett, Spanish and English, Fred Barrett, Breneman, civics and social science Esther Brewster mathematics, ! social science. Norman Brintnall, reading improvement Faculty y A, , , xi ' f l ffl K n ,ly , J ty it 5 X 1 F 'P is , V! 'lc 4 H JI! Aff 7 'gif L, ,cf 1 Alfa Cy nf , f if Top row: Mrs. Helen S. Brown, Eng- lish and social science department supervisor, Bertha Carter, English and Latin. Mrs. Esther Close, English, Miss Eleanor Conte, physical education. Bottom row: Arnold Christen, agri- cultural science, Roy Civille, iournalism and English, Mrs. Gladys Corcoran, business, Paul Coronel, Spanish. Top row: Harry Couzins, mathematics department head, Mary Ellen Bottom row: Jack Feeney, orchestra, Mrs. Lois Finerty, homemaking Crumley, physical education, Mrs. Lois Dean, senior problems and Glenn Fisher, history, Mrs. Vera Flory, English, Ralph Fontana, English 'Family relations, James C. Dooman, business, Rollin Eller, industrial Mrs. Marie Frank, home arts. arts, Robert Erickson, mathematics and physical education. Faculty Top row: Donn Freasier, business, Isaac Funk, departmenttsuper- visor, woodshop, Franklin Glover, history and civics. Bottom row: Helen Greenlclw, physical education, Elsie Hamilton, history, Esther Hanning, English and Latin. Mrs. Finerty's fifth-period boys' homemaking class. 12 Top row: Frances Hemenway, homemaking, Harold Herrling, Mr.Maxfield'sfifth-period wooclshop class. mechanical drawing, Joyce Holly, chorus. Bottom row: John Home- wood, mechanical drawing, Carl Hossler, art, Mrs. Esther Hunt, history. Faculty Top row: Donald Jackson, history, Chester Jaeger, arithmetic, Lurlyne Jones, art, Robert Jones, band, Karl Kaiser, physical educa- tion, Louise Kellogg, school nurse. WW Bottom row: Edgar Kintzele, science and mathematics, Jacquelyn Kissick, physical education, Mrs. Wilma Koeker, department super- visor, homemaking, Ruth Krouch, chorus, Robert Laidlaw, English, Eugene Larson, woodshop. 13 Top row. Truscott Lindsey, physical education, Mrs. June Llzio, physical education, Richard Malone, mathematics, Jeanette Marcell, homemaking, Kleo Martin, mathematics, Mrs. Vera Matuszak, homemaking. Lower left: Tom Maxfield, metal shop, lvan Mayfield, farm mechanics. Below: Adds Middleton, homemaking, Charles Miller, history, Owen Moore, history. il in V ..,. . 4 s xi if Faculty Above: Mrs. Corinne Morrison, English, Paul Moses, chemistry, Mrs. Alice McCassy, English. Below: Arleigh McConnell, dramatics and bookbuilding, Harold Below: Mrs. Ann Mclntosh, assistant nurse, Mrs. Mabel Nissly, social McCreight, mathematics, Paul McGill, English. science, Mary Nunn, physical education and history. F 14 Above: Lee Odle, science, Betty O'Keefe, physical education, Mrs. Above: Earl Osborn, English, Wallace Page, science, Lloyd Parratt, Mildred Olausen, department supervisor, commerce. science. Mr. Vick's third-period chemistry class. Below: John Pierce, mechanical drawing Kenneth Proctor, physical education, Ernest Rehnstrand, English, Bea Rose, English, Theodore Runner, physical education, Mary Sauter, commerce. Above right: Melvin Pedvin, electrical shop, Doris Peterson, homemaking. Faculty 15 7 x7 VMW Leslie Standlea, senior problems, Mrs. Thelma Stead, study hall, Dale R. Stevens math matics, Harold Stickney, engine shop i ! W x. ,f , GeorgQ Thorne, physical education Roland F. Thunell, civics, Everett Tolman mechanical drawing, Peter Tolstoy, agri culture. 1 Top row: E. H. Shotthafer, audio-visual co-ordinator, Robert Schweighardt, science William Simonsen, dramatics, speech, and English, Mrs. Jean Simpson, commerce, Al Smith physical education, department head, Woodrow Smith, speech. Bottom row: Spencer, physical education, Thomas Stallard, mathematics. I W J James Vander Ploeg, Latin and com- merce, Max Vaucher, French, Roy Vick, department supervisor, chemistry, Mrs. Mil- dred Voak, substitute. 16 f Health Center Testing sight and hearing, be- sides taking care of students who loecome ill or injured at school, are the duties of the school nurses. Left to right: Mrs. Ann Mclntosh, nurse, Jean Kerr, assistant: Miss Louise Kellogg, nurse. Maintenance Because of the efforts of the maintenance men, new equipment constantly is being added to our campus to make it safer, more useful, and more convenient for students. Front row: Milo Thomas, superintendent of maintenance, Bill Hogan, Jim Clark, Steve Poulsen, Byron Roberts. Back row: Bill Deutschman, Lawrence Olive, Ed Epper- son, G. M. Thomas, Tom Walker, Bernie Carlson, Lawrence Clark. Faculty Wolff commerce Ina Wnne S anish Harr 1 I Y 1 P I Y Below: Ruth Weber, social science, Mrs. Patricia Yochem, mathematics. Above right: Mrs. Celesta Wells, homemakingy Harold Wilson, scienceg Fred Walters, commerce. l7 Librarians With more than 39,230 books in circulation the librarians are kept very busy. There are more than 45,000 books in the Chattey Mef inorial Library, which is open to any Chattey student. Left to right: Mrs. Thelma Stead, Mrs. Charolette McCallum, Adeline Nyberg, head librarian, Mrs. Alma Polk, Mrs. Edna Rhodes. Secretaries The job of the secretaries is to do the clerical Work of education in the high school ottices, located in North Hall. Left to right: Mrs. Estelle Cain, Mrs. Claudie Glazener, Mrs. Maxine Olive, Mrs. Virginia Gillespie, Miss Marjorie Wilkins. Seated: Mrs. Peggy Hollaway. Book Store The bookstore, operated tor the benefit of students who Wish to purchase supplies, candy, and extra books, is located in the Stu- dent Union Building. Left to right are Ed Aitken, assistant manager, Joanne Chambers, Ralph Alm- quist, manager, and Barbara Loros. Snack Bar The snack bar stall sells pie, pop corn, malts, sandwiches, and soft drinks to students at noon and after school. Front row: Carol McGurk, Pat Hansen, JoAnn Price, Arlene Junod, Josie Jarrad, Jackie James, Deanna Rowe, Peggy Lind- sey, Mrs. W. L. Henderson, Joyce Mathas, Phyllis Earp, Pat Edwards, La Donna Woods, Angie Cerda. Middle row: Craig Bradburn, Loren Sanchez, Lael Carson, Alan Platt. Back row: Rogene Logan, Mit- nee Duque, bookstore staff, Martin Balding, bookstore staff. Cafeteria The cafeteria staff plans and serves hot lunches to students every noon. lt also serves meals for banquets and club dinners. Members of the cafeteria staff are, left to right: Ruby Trask, Dorothy Flocker, Alice Jarvis, Bernice Black, Pearl Johnson, Charles Burritt, Eleanor Butler. ' 'iii- Custodians Keeping our beautiful campus neat, sweeping the halls, and tix- ing noisy heaters or jammed doors are only a few of the important duties of the custodians. Front row: Deming Payne, Floyd Beards- ley, Quito Laubach, John Bortolussi, Bill Reitkirk, Alfred Brown, Ray Shinn. Back row: Lyle Abernathy, Glenn Brown, Merle Bresnahan, Fred Wall, Haden Silvey, Er- nest Bailey. Not pictured: George Hayes, superintendent of custodians. i l 9 uw 1 If j fl! 7? WJ .f-215. f LL -'H--hff-1-W ff'7a2f?! Z 6L-51 jo ji-rfwx 4f-- Z., ,fi qzffm ff'7 C---f-- .1-27 , rdf'-.,,4, ,. X M M AMAA, x ' J! ' . 76 ff'6fMffy f M Af 'ffl . W! by . AV? 'XJ 'J ,fb 4511? NW ff UWM M JV FUI b MM? 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Bill Benz Graduation Speakers 'The time has come,' the Walrus said, . . . and so it has. Our days at Chatiey High School are over and as We make our last stand We select a few representatives to express our feelings as We depart. The Senior Class selected tour of its outstanding students to speak for their graduation. The first of these is Bill Benz. Bill has achieved outstanding success in the speech field. He has Won numerous contests but ,his greatest triumph is representing Southern California at the Student Congress to be held in Denver, Colorado, this summer. lrmgard Bohle has done an excellent job as president of the Girls' League this year as well as being ASB secretary in her junior year. lrmgard was the representative for Ontario to Girls' State last summer. Sam Crowe was first-semester ASB president, and is an ex- cellent scholar. He served as class president when he was a sophomore and as ASB treasurer in his junior year. Margie Nichols, too, has achieved outstanding success in the speech department. Margie was school service representa- tive tor Girls' League this year and photographer for the Fasti. She was Fontana's representative to Girls' state. Seniors have chosen these classmates t speak for the on the lo sis of scholarship, speech ability a popularity. hey Will l v t school e p ssing some of thoughts re in t 31371 Q s. P X Sam Crowe l . ' K' ' Margie Nichols ' I N W X X J NX my g ltllv llfvlllv it i 44,04 '- .,6we,4v C74zJ C :cu 4' :.1 , First Semester , ,aaa I 6 'bf 'r ff ,l Don Vick Barbara M. Smith President Vice President Class Officers Members of the Senior Class of l953 have reached the point in their lives Where they must part and sail their separate courses into the future. Their final year in high school was Betty Morgan launched in fine fashion With the Class of '53 sponsoring the 5eCfefGfY Pigskin Prance, the first dance of the year, on October l8. Pcgwiese Other activities which were sponsored by the seniors during Treasurer the year included the annual Senior Pie Sale, Senior Play, fj'jL Senior Tea, Spring Formal, Senior Play Day and the Crradua- 0 tion Dance. As a novelty feature the Senior Class sponsored X p Cr ' a bean contest to raise money for Senior Play Day and the Graduation dance. S U Ci yy ' QC, ln the coming years the lower classmen Will look back and 5' gr fri remember the Class of '53 as truly launched, but not anchored. QQ C5iC,,f?Qc CP C' r 5 1? C -Q es, CQ r moi ac Q R C CZ f Second Semester ecgijfff K , X Ted Herman Nancy Stephens Lynnette Gunderson Liz 5 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer k6 p I 'qu-........J 23 Qc Mary Lou Abernalhie Gary Adams Rudy Alba Betty Alexander John Allegranza Arthuris Allen Ed Allen Elmer R. Allen Bob Alsup Shirley Alvarado Reginald Alvarez Pal Amiot Mary Kay Anderson Sharon Anderson Ronald Aston Jerry Baker 53 Lula Baker Norma Baker Bruce Barnett Steve Barrick Marvis Beach Judith Beal Bill Benz Michael Biane Joyce Baillie Bill Banning Marvin Battcher Sue Baffiest '53 Luis Belmontes Bob Bennett Rosanne Biane Paula Boeiani Irmgard Bohle Lyle Bonham Mary Ann Boone Fred Borcherdt Sharon Boshart Melvin Bostich Annabelle Bowman Shirley Bowman Betty Bowser Mike Boyd Dolores Boyle Craig Bradburn Glenna Brady Wayne Brandon Jim Bray George Bredsten Pat Brennan Judy Brest Jo Brooks Norma Brooks Barbara Brown Frances Brown Glenn Brown Shirley Ann Brown Leon Brune Dale Buckwalter Paul Buff Dale Bunch Tom Burch Dave Burchell Deane Burchinal Lee Burcky Jeane Burnett Stan Burnett Audrey Burrell Pat Burritf Mary Buser Carol Ann Cain Gerald Calhoun Arlene Callaway Jeannie Campo: Rita Cardinale '53 Ann Carlsfen l Lael Carson S ! S 2 2 5 z 4 l Darrell Canter lorence Carlson '53 Elvera Carniello Raquel Casillas Pauline Casoni Bob Casselmcln Susan Cate John Cattaneo Angie Cerda Ann Chadwick Phyllis Chambers Betty Chandler Joy Clark Gerry Cloud John Cola Charles Colburn Gayle Colby Dave Coldiron Richard Collins Bob Conahan Roger Conover Libby Cooper Pat Cooper Kenneth Coppersmith Philip Cornelius Frances Correa Mary Ann Correa Jo Anne Coulson S Q . Beverly Cowan Sam Crowe Ruth Cunningham Richard Crane Richard Crowley Janis Curfeman Jayne Crider Ray Crum Myrna Cutler .loan Dahlquisf Norien Dahms Wayne Dakin Rosemary D'AmaTo Dan DaPrc1 Jerry Davis Joe Giulio Melvin Dresp Richard Davis Roger Davis Rowena Davis Alice Duke Janice Duke Senior Problems Wedding 1 E E 'frie- Nwuw Robert Dees Ronald Dellc Jack Delmcn Mitnee Duque Roy Dybscmd Evelyn Dessery Senior Teo Dick Detter Gwen DeVries Carol Dykes Irene Euston Linda Eberly Lucille Eddy Lclvonne Eslzcrds Phyllis Earp Jim Ecntwell Bill Eblen Pot Edwards .lcmie Elder xl Peter Elliott Mary Elsey Bill Elwell Eva Estrada Stan Evers Ray Elkins Joe Fatone Joan Fech '53 Gail Forester Robert Fowlks Charles Freemcx Nancy Foster Shirley Frankie Ramona Freemi Bob Fowlkes John Freed lrv Friedman Vfj zfl Kitty Federmeyer Jack Feeny Clarlce Felt Pat Ferris Leonore Ewerf Gil Extale John Facciani Marlene Fagan Ken Farrar '53 Milton Frye Gloria Francisco Lloyd Gaspar Ronald Fullner Enedina Gallardo Betty Gasparin Edward Fulton Frances Gallo Donald Germond 'EH Ruby Trask Farrar Louise Filippi Fred Finazzo Bill Finclw Lucille Finlayson Francie Finley Larry Fleming Alta Gillespie Joan Gilmore V EW ,A . Marie Gish Robert Glea r X , K . i iwlyllyywlflfilgkl 32 '53 Dorothy Goetz Robert Gomez Billy Gowen Mary E. Grecol Elidia Gomez Salvador Gomez Elaine Grace Anthony Grincer Gerry Gomez Helen Gosnell Jessie Gomez Arlene Goulding Manuel Graciano Jim Graves Emily Groch Joan Grow , 1 Vendell Grubbs Rita Gutierrez Bob Haley Jane Hanley Jane Guidera Earle Hale Don Halstead Nancy Lee Hansen Betty Harrison Phil Hartley Rosemary Harrod Dorothy Hawes W. netfe Gunderson Larry Hale Gail Hancock Pat Hansen rouie Gutierrez Polly Hale Marcia Hancock Verla Hansen Marcelina Hernandez Gerald Hiner Mary Herrera Shirley Hodge Kenneth Hawes Wendy Lou Hayward Ronald Hemsley Nancy Hennessy Nat Hawthorne Barbara Heathcock Margaret Henderson Juanita Hensen Jerry Hawkins Dorothy Hefler Rodney Henderson Ted Herman Peggy L. Hayes Roger Heinauer Norman Hendren Gilbert Hermosillo Patsy Higby Garry Holdgrafe Darlene Hinds Dale Hollaway W Dot Honeycutt Gail Hooper l Paul Hood Erika Horn ink Hoogenbosch Noel Horn Pot Hook Charlene Horton Jerry Hoskins Leila Hull Alan Irwin Jack Jaquess Peggy Howie Jim Humphries Georgia Jackson Margie Jennings anda Wright Huff Ben Hunter Nora Beth James Edith Jeran Dorothy Hughes Bob Ingalls Alfred Jandron Paul Johnson 53 '53 Carol Jones Sally Jones Malle Kask Donald Kauzlarich Paul Kauzlarich Alice Keller Carole Kelly Bonnie Kemp Arthur Kermode Johnny Keto Darlene Kimrey Helen Sullivan King Beverly Kirby Bill Kirchnavy Donna Kirk Mary Ann Kish Margaret Klepper Gene Klotz John Kokot Kathy Kordis Shirley Kormanik Richard Krebill Joanne Kregelka Shirley Kwienski Betty landes Ernest Landes Ruby Lawson , ,.,, -. - r .. . ...,. V X' 4 U4 X ' X Q X 4, e Shirley Lawson Gil Leon John Lesley Joe Lettieri Nancy Leufy Lynne Lewis Jerry Liebaert '53 Jane Liles Dick Littler Joan Litwiller Jackie Lobrefo Dave Lofton f Jim Long Russell Long Richard Lopez Rudy Lopez Virginia Lopez Homer Losson Tom Loveday Lois Lowther Nat Lubaiti Jim Lucas Mary Luke Elizabeth Lund Jim Lundy Marilyn Lynch Phil Lyons Connie Macdougall Roberta MacLean Glenn MacRill Luige Madalsoo Margaret Maddox Almaiane Manns Joyce Mathis Faye Maxie Leva Melendres Joyce Metro Dolores Maniago Rose Martelanc Reece Matthews Tommy Maxwell Ann Merriman Kenneth Meyers Dennis Manker Jean Masker Walt Matthews George Meglemre Gary Meteer Sherwood Milleman Lucy Moreno Richard Morisset Betty Morgan Naomi Mosby Senior Pie Sale x U lj ,5 3 if Q' I ff! u L A Uv 2 P ' lf! gl JJ! lv .lf 1 i vw f l ' f, V ' 2 f lx, X . . N l ,2 1 L1 J 'X JI 3 i fi? ll!! ll I- R: Lib! i i y r I l vu ' tb fd ', ul' ,f l V Lf 3 71 X :X if 'l 'J ,VLI 3 ij il. 'H M ' rf C1 M fx-1 if' ITV , l l I ,3 U. S. History Senior Composition Sb-.www Ann Mitchell David Moore . Jack Monroe Joyce Moore Q' ' :use Marie Montini Shirley Mooref - V I A im -fy ,hy S'-L . i W 'ef if 'H , V .. .L ., in , ., Q Q ,i ,.,. L, ,.- it .. '- if J' K 1 X + at L' f- ' gd, iLv.5 MZ.. nt!! is rc? X' Phillip Moyer Kenny Mueller Tony Munoz Diane Myers Ralph Myers Marilyn McCall Janet Mueller Shirley Mueller Lola Murray Edward Myers Richard McBurney Bill McCombs i OK by Nj so s fs.. ANQJJ DU 1 ' ix Delores McKean Charles McKellar Mona McMur1ry Olive McNeil Angelo Naloli Max Mclllravy Ardell McGregor Doris McFea1ers '53 Jan Nylander Loretta Olson Jimmy Orr Shirley Olafson Carla O'Master Santiago Ortiz Darrel Olson 'Yolanda Ornelas Roger Osborn Othello McElhany Pat McDonald Pa1'McDermott Chuck McCrary .K- X 'Z. if'-f W A A Zita Navarrette Frances Navarro Edna Neely Bob Neilson Martin Neilson Myron Nelsen Emalou Nelson ,5 3 O Margy Newberger Barry Osborne John Owings Frank Parsons Viola Osteen Janet Parks Sandra Paslrone Dawn Oswald Charlene Parmley Jon Paherson Pauline Newman Margie Nichols Phil Norris Alfred Nunez N 'URW-s..x X M356 KW beau 41 T 1 X i 1 lill Joan O'Brien Jack Pederson Carol Payne Janis Penhollow -+--?- -f 1 I Nancy Penner Ted Petters Dick Pilkington Ettie Pittman Paul Perez V Dorothy Piclanick Ross Pintaudi Johnny Pizzuto Phillip Perez Gail Peterson Liebaert Johnnie Pierce Pauline Piorkowski Alan Platt Bob Pilkington Jesse Pittman Sarah Plescia - l Harvey Plott Sherman Poole Marvin Pounders Bob Putnam Dorothy Plumb Melvyn Porter Tom Powell Cecil Quillan Wendell Pontious Helen Portillo Mary Lou Pratt Mike Quint WJO Dorsett Poole Donald Potter Jo Ann Price Leontina Radke Rex Ralston Margaret Ramirez Henry Ramirez Connie Ramos Ralph Ropattoni Pat Reisbig Nancy Richardson Dave Roberts Isabel Rodriguez 5 Betty Root John Ratliff Bernice Remington Valdis Riekstins Earle Robinson Delores Rogers Carol Roque Mox Rayburn Eva Reno Lee Riggs Joe Robinson Richard Rohrer Janice Ross Phyllis Rein Kay Rhenstrom Gary Ringler Ray Robinson George Romoncly Roberta Ross K Pat Rucker James Sallee Richard Saez Joanne Sallee Joel Saffron , Loren Sanchez Larry Sage Q -l Wgyjse Sanders Q V4 '53 Rose Sapienza Betty Schuhmann June Sergeant DIane Shaw Ps Beverly Sauer Chuck Schulz Lupe Serrate John Sheckler Stan Scotes Gerald Schwendinger Dorien Severson Lavern Sheefs Henry Schmulz Mike Schwartz Shirley Sharp Ralph Shepherd Marilyn Shlingbaum Marlene Sikora Nola Sigsworth I Joe? eton 1 K C ' V lf f 53 Alvin Skiles Carolyn Smith Dean Smothers Doug Springer Dixie De Haan Slagle Janis Smith Hal Snowden Don Stenger Z4 Barbara Marie Smith Beverly Smith 2 Peggy Smith Sandy Smith Avis Sorensen Gertrude Spon Nancy Stephens Graydon Stewar Janet Strachan Robert Stuart James Sylvia Marilyn Gust Teasely Susan Street Jack Sullivan Bill Symonds Pat Tench 1 5' W T ,257 gunz, Iaroline Strickland Bill Summers Carl Taylor Janice Tenney Jean Struys Marjorie Swetonic James Taylor Gary Thomas Barbara Thompson David W. Thompson David C. Thompson Eddie Thompson 53 Ronald Thompson Marian Tomkins Joyce Truiillo Marilyn Thompson James Tompkins Bill Tucker Dennis Thorson Roy Toomer Lucy Tudor Joyce Tolbart Dollie Totaro Jackie Turner Constantine Uli Lupe Urena Gilbert Urquizu Tommie Sue Fendley Usry Vw' 48 Amelia Valdez Gloria Valle Betty Van Buren Richard Vasquez S+ 'Slit-f Str: Helen Vaughn John Velman Bob Vermeer Don Vick Frank Vidergar Lucille Villa Nnn Roy Evenson Vislay Judy Voskuil l l Janet Voss Margaret Walls Moy Warner Bill Webb Marcia West Joyce Walker Terry Walsh Nadine Waters Rochelle Weinstock Rusty West Peggy Walker Gene Waltman Christy Watson Marlene Weishoar Marty Westermon Fred Wallace Eddie Warn Shirley Weaver Carrol Wensel Pat Wheatley -v M , ' ,X bifbkisiipw fr ' , fl -f .Q , A . M. . R u- A fag, Q wigs va l , ff-1 .,,,..'-nz-Q I Q-zz? 4' 'M' 5 v vvgfb- ' f . , 1 fi, ' L. Q I 5 . -215, - 5' y . t f it or ' EQ 3. 2 X ' iffgg, f . 44 ' iii: il : : E F lx 'H-mmm., mm 1. 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Dale Beckett, Dorothy Behm, Dorothy Bell, Bill Bennett, Robert Berg, Jim Bessant. Ray Bethel, Jimbob Bickle, Joann Bigg, Donald Bille, Dorothy Blackburn, Jack Blair. Charles Bledsoe, George Bleich, Wayne Blessner, Bob Booth, Ivan Boothe, Ed Bordenkircher. Kathleen Bouchey, Sandra Boughey, Arlene Bowden, Scott Bowersock, Robert Bowman, David Boyle. Joyce Bradburn, Marilyn Brandt, Delores Branson, Shirleen Branson, Sondra Braun, Lucille Brisbane. Shirley Brockbank, Virginia Broeske, Harold Brown, John E. Brown, Joyce Brown, Ray L. Brown. Robert Brown, Waynne Brown, Joe Bruce, Vernon Bubier, Annette Buccheri, Gary Buchanan, Mary Bulmer. Vera Burchell, Evelyn Burns, Norman Burrow, Nellie Burton, Ivan Burtt, Neil Bussard. Barbara Byrd, Doris Byrd, Delia Cabezuele, Norman Cadd, Paul Camarillo, Bob Camp. Top row: Joanne Alvarez, Nancy Alward, Madonna Amiot, Dan Anady. Center row: Marjorie Andersen, Karin Anderson, Ray An- derson, Vera Anderson. Bottom row: Adrian Angellotti, Coletta Anglin, Phyllis Arthur, Jerry Austin. Top row: Joye Ayres, Carolyn Baldwin, Don Baldwin, Gilbert Baldwin. Center row: Louise Baldwin, Jacqueline Barker, Harriet Barnes, Nada Barrick. Bottom row: Arlen Bartz, Carl Barwise, Rose Ann Basile, Richard Bayer. Sarah Campbell, Delores Campeau, Rita Carberry, Glenn Carle, Fanchon Carlsten, Jim Carmean. Charlotte Carrari, Phyllis Cartwright, Mary Cavers, Georgia Chalich, Margie Chambers. Silvio Chiorino, Kathleen Christy, Mary Clark, Joanne Clemens, Luella Clement, Jack Cohn. Ann Collins, Darlene Collins, Jim Collins, GloriaKae Colum- bla, Stanley Combs, Anna Mae Conger. Collen Conway, Billy W. Cook, Walter Cook, Linda Cooper, Shirley Copeland, Rudy Corcoles. Tilda Cornett, Kathleen Crass, Harold Crawford, Ralph Croft, Keith Crafts, Buck Crosby. Ann Cross, Onita Crouch, Bob Cullen, Janet Curtis, Wilma Daniel, George Daversa. Bob Davila, Bonnie Davis, Charles Davis, Dewey Davis, Tom Davis, Mae DeAngelo. Rolla Decker, Warner Deutschman, Kathleen Dewey, Pat Dhuyvetter, Daryl Dier, Mary Dilley. Alice Dixon, Darlene Dorsett,.Paul Dossey, Jeanette Dowd, Peggy Dowcly, Dennis Drovie. Janice Dugan, Deredith Dwyer, Eddie Edwards, George Ehrnman, Sharon Elder, Karen Ellsworth. John Elvidge, Alberto Enriquez, Joan Epperson, Johnny Ericson, Ronald Erley, Phil Esser. Joyce Everly, Mary Ann Evers, larry Fagan, Beth Fagg, Russell Fahrenkamp, Jesse Faiardo. Beverly Faubion, Frank Faubion, Mary Donna Feclermeyer, Tom Ferrell, Peter Ferrero. Natalina Ficarra, Larry Fisher, Dave Flocker, John Ford, Robert Ford, Bill Forney. R. L. Forney, Donna Fortner, Thelma Franklin, Jane Franks, Mary Freeman, Bill Freitas. Evelyn Freitas, Charlotte Gagliano, Lupe Gallegos, Terry Gardner, Roger Gates, Margie Gatzke. Joanne Gaudio, Betty Geer, David Genger, Charles George, Lamar George, Mary Gibbins. John Gilbertson, Joan Giles, Wayland Gillespie, Joe Glick, Robert Glover, Grace Goble. Mike Godfrey, Amalia Gomez, Gerry Gomez, Jenny Go- mez, Ruben Gomez, Ken Gonce. Shirley Goodman, Dick Goranson, Margueritte Gordon, Dale Gowen, Pat Grabowski, Margaret Grant. Stella Graves, Curtis Gray, Wanda Greene, Lola Groff, Frances Grossi, Jerry Grover. Sherwin Grow, Fred Gude, Ruben Gutierrez, Ton Haarala, Dick Habegger, Lester Haderer. Elmer Hadley, Pat Hahe, Carel Hall, Joe Hammer, Dale Hams, Manuel Hangca. Lynette Harbison, Ronald Hardman, Chuck Harper, Loretta Harriman, Jack Harris, Jackie Harris. Paul Harris, Laura Harrison, Bruce Hart, Arthur Hawthorne, Michiko Hayashi, Nan Hazen. Janice Heholt, Joyce Henderson, Earl Hendrickson, Norma Henton, Keith Hesterlee. Eddie Hickman, Bill Hicks, Dale Hilke, Leslie Hill, Peter Hilstrom, Hal Hiner. l i i i + , d Robert Jauregui, Row 1: Josie Jarra , J nings Row 2: Row 1 Marie Hintz, Patricia Hite, Row 'l:Peggy Howie, Frances Hudson, Harold Hodges, Lynette Hogancamp. JoAnne Huebner, Tommy Hurst. Row 2: Carole Jehle, Dean en . Row 2 Doris Hoisington, James Holland, Ronald Husa, Johnny Huston, Doreen Dolores Jimenez, Bob Johnson, Bob J. e Hollingsworth, Matthew lnkpen, lnez lrwin. Row 3: Mary Jean Johnson, Cecil Johnson. Row 3: Johnny .. -,-- im., Jackman, Phyllis Jackson, Norma Johnson, Leslie Johnson, Walter John- ' '--'-es son, Betty Jones. .. mwmsm Row 4: Joe Jones, Rae Jean Jones, Violetta Jones, Raymond Joye. Row 5: Arlene Junod, Karen Kaggie, Anthony Kaiser, Frank Karavanic. Row 6: Jill Hilda Katz, Darlene Karp, John Karp, ' hn Keith, Donna Kelch, Keeter. Row 7. Jo Shirley Kempers, Gene Kenworthy. Row 4: Norma Kermoae, m.....-.. ner, Mariorie Kesner, Anthony Kiedis. Row 5: Dwight Killian, Carol Kimble, Dona King, Jack Kingston. Row 6: Ron- ald Kinnaman, Bill Kitchel, Shirley Ann Kochert, Carrol Koester. Row 7: Harold Kough, Herb Kreger, Burton Kutus, Bud Kunzman. William :.a.,.,,, ., Margaret Lamb, Leonard Lambetn, .sean- nette Langston, Judy Lasch. Row 6: Mar- vin Lawson, Mary Laubach, June Leach, Marshall Learmont. Row 7: Ella Lee, Marian Levstik, Barbara Lewis, Marian Lewis. Row 'l: Carmen Leyva, Rodger Lind- quist, Peggy Lindsey, Shirley Littler. Row 2: .lames Logan, Rogene Logan, ' Row 3: Bill Row l: Melvin Loros, Robert Lovett, b . Row 2: Con- Madison Lowe, Roger Lu y nie Lynd, David Machado, Esther Ma- ' Ma ill. Row 3: Barbara gona, Don g ' M lachowski, Robert Ma ia Mar- Row 1: Doug Marker, Glor M rtel Eddie Martin. Row quez, Victor a , 2: Nadeane Martin, Ronald Martin, Bella Martinez, Mary Mason. Row 3: Nancy Mason, Glen Mathis, Alice Matthews, Beverly Matthews. Monica Lomeli, Bob Long. ' -- D'---mna Lopez, Mahler, Bill a ' c :'e 'f1nrManiago. '-1--M '., Mauck Letty Maurer,- Row 4: Ramona , Richard Maxwell, Bill Mead. Row 5: Joe Medel, Eric Meier, Pat Merriam, Mertz, Fred .lim Merriam, Row 6: .lean k Meyer, Mary Meyer. Row Meyer, .lac y ' k l on, Clyde Mierau, Dar- 7: Bob Mic es lene Miglietta, .lane Miller. Row 4: Lynaa rvn-ie., . ., Steve Miller, Orville Minor. Row 5: Mari- lynn Mitchell, Roger Moore, Leland Mor- gan, Patricia Morin. Row 6: Carl Moro- sic, Matilda Morra, Dick Morris, Jack Morrison. Row 7: Catherine Matsinger, Neddie Murillo, Don Murphy, Yvonne Murphy. b- GN lvu.s...... -, 5: Carl McCoy, Rochelle McCoy, ut.. .,lc- Crocken, Tom McCurry. Row 6: .loy Mc Elhany, Norma McFeaters, Helen Mc- G k. Row 7: Robert Govern, Carol Mc ur I t' e, John Mc- Mclnnes, Rodney Mc n ir Kellar, Tom McShea. Tom Naff, Jimmy Nagy, Carolyn Naro. Morshalie Pruitt, Mary Puett, Thurl Pursell. Dora Navaroo, Josie Na- varro, Lee Neff. Lois Nelson, -Marianna Nel- son, David Newman. Georgia Nichols, Jack Nor- man, Angelo Occhuzzi. Charles Ochoa, Martha Odle, Roger Olson. Don Olive, Berma Osborn, Roann Ostrom. Dick Ousey, Carol Outcen, Donald Owens. Julie Paat, Sophie Pacheco, Pat Palframan. John Palmer, Peggy Paris, Earlene Parker. Gail Pate, Bob Patrick, Marilyn Paulin. Carol Payne, Sharon Peder- son, Esther Perez. John Peters, Dorothy Pida- nick, Mary Lou Pierce. Frank Pillepich, Sharon Pillsbury, Arnold Pope. Eddie Porter, Neva Post, Helen Prim. Richard Puz, Gil Quesada, Larry Quinn. Evangeline Ramos, Freddy Ratliff, Bob Rawski. Ruth Ream, Mary Rebert, Pat Reed. Carol Reniff, John Reutgen, Ruth Richards. Twanna Richardson, Myrna Ricker, Joe Rickerson. Mary Riddington, Lola Rid- dle, Rex Riggs. Gerald Rigsby, Enedina Rivera, Ed Roberts. John Robertson, Homer Robinson, Dick Robles. Chuck Rockson, Juanita Rodriguez, Sarah Rodriguez. Bill Roe, Jody Jo Rodgers, Russell Rogers. Betty Ann Rohrer, Esther Roias, Ray Rollins. Betty Romine, Deanna Rowe, Chuck Rozelle. Norma Runstrom, Kay Rus- sell, Sue Ryan. F Bob Sanchez, Dwane Sa- ther, Roger Sawyer. Donald Sachow, Pat Sa- chow, Jane Salca. Ruth Sawyer, Pat Schlinger, Kennetll Schwartz. Dolores Schwendinger, George Scott, Felita Seitz. Jacque Selby, Eddie Selvey, Colleen Sergeant. Kent Seyerin, Carmen Se- ville, Nigel Sheble. Carl Sheldon, Helen Shep- ard, Jay Shorr. Steve Shotthafer, Bruce Siechert, Joyce Silveri. Don Simpson, Claudette Smeader, Rosalind Smiderle. Dawn Smith, Eldon Smith, Fay Smith. 4 Nelda Smothers, Norman Smothers, Linda Spaziani. Mary Sprinkel, Violet Stan- ford, Donna Stanphill. Jim Stead, Sally Steffler, Jeanette Steiner. Rozella Steinle, Darlene Stewart, Bill Stockwell. Gaylene Stuart, Ronald Stuart, Jerry Sufficool. Jim Sullivan, Jean Sweeney, Elaine Swinney. Norman Taylor, Carol Ten- nant, Bob Tepfer. Donna Terry, Peter Testa, Nick Thomas. Sally Thornton, Tom Tier- ney, Howard Tipton. Doris Toomer, Lawana Trim- mer, Angie Truiillo. Gail Turner, Johnny Ur- quizu, Deno Vaccher. Bernarnina Valdez, Albert Valle, Lupe Velleio. Manuel Valles, Phil Van Brunt, Ronald Van Buskirk. Sylvia Vandenberg, Laura Van Dorin, Ismael Vega. Hermine Vermeer, Joe Vi- cente, Sheri Vieira. Bonny Virtue, Ruben Vive- ros, Frances Viviano. Joan Wade, Arlene Walker, Betty Jo Walker. John Wallace, Arlene Walls, Joe Wambaugh. Row l: Carol Washburn, Mary Jane Water- Row 'l: Gene Wiley, Al Williams, Carol Wil- Row 1: Bob Wiltsey, Shirlee Winchell,Jacque- man, Ronald Waterman, Leslie Watson. Row 2: lame, Darlene Williams. Row 2: John Williams, line Winslow, Leroy Winsor. Row 2: Dick Mildred Webb, Don Welch, Susan Wheatley, George Willmore, Hershell Wilson, Nancy Wisong, Dorothy Wolfinbarger, Del Wood, Bill Brian White. Wilson. Woodhouse. Row 3: Charles Wormington, Leola Wright, Wanda Wright Huff, Becky Wucherpfennig, Lea Rae Yearly, Charles Zafuto, Joan Zirbel. J Junior Class Officers and Advisor at Junior Tea Chorus Singing at Junior Tea Mr. Civille's fifth period English Class Mr. Erickson's Trig Class Serving Time Getting Acquciinted Wge -f.-1'f 'W : ' - N'v ' - '- -' 'f i is 1 A I . ' 3 l L E it ' , s X C A fflf! V r ,ff f f ' A , K' 4. XV, ff! , in f rf!! E F . Af . V lf!!! 1 f b ,,..- J ' x-f Q I if . ,- X ff - 5 1 l 97,773 In 57 I ' , ' A I F-P . ' ' , 1617 ' 55' ' ' .1 E ii. r L, E' E L .. , V ,. .. . , ' .gi , , , , Q. . ,1l,1l.LgfZ'gi,.,, M... Q 12.1 . . L. ,rf ,1 Y 1 ...au .inf- OPHUNURE Z2 H EP X' Mmm X , ,QW Wk 4 wiiXiL QTLQIXQX Q2 VX'X'3QWLk QM V2 ff Y Kid xvfxcy X - - - . . K ' '. . - .K . ., rw n .van-n.v.v., . - lA Jackie Diaz President Les Reese Vice-President Irene Alba Secretary Carolyn Steele Treasurer Second Semester se First Semester Doug Parker .Jan Garrison Elaine Springer Elsie Wignall President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sophomore Class Cfficers Sophomore Class Activities The Class oi '55 started off this year with the motto, Full Speed Ahead. Their year of activities included a class tea and an annual Sophomore Assembly. The class tea was held in the Homemaking Audi- torium on March 4. The theme ot the tea was Springtime This tea helped in promoting better understanding and cooperation between the teach- ers and the parents. On April l7, the Sophomore Assembly was held. The plot revolved around a boarding house Where famous people lived. The acts included Slim Brown and his Band ol Renown. Part ol the success ot this group was due to the effective guidance oi their counselors, Kleo Martin and Ralph Fontana. With its activities this group has set a high mark for which next year's class must aim. Edward Abbond, Olivia Acuna, Margarita Adame, Larry Ades. Juan Aguilar, Shirley Akers, Irene Alba, Bob Allen. Dick Allen, Janet Allen, Lawana Allsup, Gene Amberson. Sharon Amlung, Bill Anderson, Jimmy Anderson, Eugene Anguiano. Frank Anguiano, Raymond Apodaca, Raymond Arbuckle, Joe Armenta. John Arnold, Larry Artis, Bob Asper, Don Asper. Glenna Babb, Jerry Babbs, Ronald Babcock, Eugene Badders. Tom Baillie, Ruth Baker, Martin Balding, Ro- berta Balding. Gloria Baldivia, Carl Bare, Paula Barker, Jane Barnard. Linda Barnhart, Betty Baron, Alan Barr, Sharon Lynn Barr. Jann Batchelor, Edith Bateman, Judy Bauer, Peggy Beckley. Edward Bessant, Pierre Biane, Pat Bills, Bob Bissitt. Karen Bioro, Bobbie Black, lla Black, Jeanne Black. Walter Blaine, Argie Blair, John Blair, Lois Blake. Charles Bohle, Kenneth Boling, Margie Bonil- las, Mariorie Boothe. David Borden, Warren Bowen, David Bowles, Ed Bowman. Lorene Bowman, Melba Bowman, Marilyn Brad- burn, Bill Brady. Rosemary Brancacio, Jack Brashear, Joanne Breda, Marilyn Brian. Ernest Brockus, Jeanine Brown, Ken Brown, Kenneth R. Brown. Nancy Brown, Raeiean Brown, Dick Bumstead, Mike Burchinal. ' Norman Burns, Dorothy Bybee, Sam Campos, Floyd J. Canup. George Cardin, Roy Carter, Elsie Carwell, Mike Case. Shirley Cass, Juanita Castro, Clifford Cattell, Joe Cavallo. Ricardo Cervantez, Tony Chavez, Jose Chavar- ria, Tony Chavez. Lawana Chesney, Warren Childs, Gary Chi- orino, Sandra Civey. Beverly Clammer, Maxine Cohen, Ann Collier, Ralph Colonna. Bob Colter, Chalmer Combs, Harry Compton, Nancy Jo Connor. Arthur Cook, Charles Copeland, Melvin Cop- persmith, Nancy Jo Craig. Row 'l: Dale Crandall, Larry Crowley, Geor- gia Lee Curteman, David Davila. Row 2: Jeanette Davis, Jerry Davis, Ray Davis, Diane Dawson. Row 3: Richard Day, Betty Dennis, Martin Derfer, Aguilino Diaz. Row 4: Joe DiCarlo, Saralee DiCarlo, Shirley Diehl, Jack Dillon. Row 5: Annetta DiTroia, Donald Doerr, Dorothy Donatic, Charles Doughty. Row 'l: Catherine Duke, Bud Dyer, Faye Eckart, Julian Eddy. Row 2: Judy Edelman, Ridonia Edwards, Larry Eisenhardt, Barbara Eklin. Row 3: Ben Enriquez, Hope Elliott, Carlos Escanuelas, Mike Estrin. Row 4: Rita Evans, Dolores Evilsizer, James Files, Ronald Fisher. Row 5: Lynn Flack, Ross Flanders, Ophelia Flores, Nancy Floyd. Row 'l: Shirley Ann Forbach, Pat Ford, Susan Ford, John Fowler. Row 2: Valeria Franklin, Deanna Frazee, Beverly Fremming, Joy Galitz. Row 3: Mario Gallo, Mary Ann Gambill, Carol Gamble, Albert Garcia. Row 4: Louie Garcia, Bobbie June Garren, Jan Garrison, Eugene Gemmeill. Row 5: Ronnie Gilbert, Shirley Gillum, Marie Glick, Donald Goalby. Row 'I: Donna Jacks, Sonia Jacobson, Mary- lyn Jamison, Robert Jimenez. Row 2: Ruth Johnson, Harry Jones, Lee Jones, Sylvia Jones. Row 3: Carolyn Karch, Sydney Kelber, Ken Kelley, Shirley Kelley. Row 4: Dean Kerr, Donna Kersey, Billy Killgore, Fred LaForge. Row 5: Glenna Larick, Betty Larned, Bob Law- less, Don Lawrence. 68 Row 'l: Pearl Lawson, Henry Leland, Helen Lerma, Bob Lewis. Row 2: Gerald Lewis, Cecil Malson, Del Maple, Angie Marin. Row 3: Oliver Markley, Manuel Marquez, Betty Martinez, Elidia Martinez. Row 4: Richard Martinez, Ruth Mason, Kenneth Mathis, Norman Mathis. Row 5: Regina Matto, Larry Matthews, Barbara Mauldin, Juan Melendrez. Row 'I: Lorraine Mendoza, Lupe Meras, Patricia Metzger, Doris Mickey. Row 2: Harlan Mikels, Joan Mikels, Barbara Miller, Betty Miller. Row 3: Helen Miller, Marilyn Miller, Richard Miller, Elladyce Missildine. Row 4: Raoul Molinar, Lanny Monroe, Ofelia Montez, Darlene Moore. Row 5: Henry Morgan, Leland Morgan, Myril Morgan, David Morketter. , W Row 'l: Anne Goforth, Frank Gomez, Eldora Goodwin, Joe Govea. Row 2: Cliff Graber, Raymond Grant, Dale Griffith, Louis Guerrero. Row 3: Mary Guillen, Doris Gustin, Angie Gutierrez, Mary Jane Gutierrez. Row 4: James Haase, Delores Haaland, Bonnie Hadley, Don Hale. Row 5: Ginger Hale, Loyd Hall, David Hamilton, Joan Hamilton. Row l: Walter Hammond, Norman Hampen, Joan Hanna, Robert Hannah. Row 2: Diane Hansen, Verna Harbison, Winnie Harville, Karen Harrison. Row 3: Harry Hart, Carl Hartig, Alonzo Heathcock, David Heathcock. Row 4: Bobbie Heim, Betty Hellesen, Jim Henderson, Amy Rose Henley. Row 5: Janice Hermance, Ernest Hermanns, Beverly Hernan- dez, Frank Hernandez. Row 'lz Phil Hernandez, Suzanne Herndon, Helen Herrera, Marvin Herron. Row 2: David Hill, Dorotha Lou Hill, Eloise Hill, JoLynn Hirschlen. Row 3: Don Holladay, Larry Holt, Chester Honeycutt, Tom Hoover. Row 4: Jim Hopkins, Glenda Hoppe, Merlene Horsch, Geraldine Horton. Row 5: Don Howe, Cricket Hunt, Elaine Irvin, Pat Isaacson. Row l: Mollyann Morton, Bill Morris, Ernes- tina Munoz, Dian Myers. Row 2: Patricia Myers, Joan McAfee, Sally McCabe, Bob McCallum. Row 3: Donna McCauley, Johnny McCord, Jerry McCown, Mary Jane McDonald. Row 4: Mike McFadden, Jim McGraw, Lita McGregor, Carl Mcllravy. Row 5: Larry McMaster, Jim McMilon, Alan McNeil, Frank Navarro. Row 'l: Tony Navarro, Roberta Neville, Johnny Nichols, Bobby Nunez. Row 2: Joan Obirek, Betty O'Bryant, Pat O'Connor, Richard O'Connor. Row 3: Peggy O'Hanlon, Wayne O'Neal, Wayne Owens, Harold Palmer. Row 4: Tony Parada, Douglas Parker, Richard Parrilla, Ray Paul. Row 5: Gordon Payne, Robert Peck, Robert Perri, Joe Perry. Row 1: Caroline Petch, Warren Peters, Larry Phillips, Harlan Pike. Row 2: Barbara Plott, Cleta Plott, James Pool, Joyce Pope. Row 3: Carl Porter, Elizabeth Porter, Rollie Porterfield, Cally Prado. Row 4: Diana Pratt, Jane Price, Adrienne Priegel, Lupe Puerta. Row 5: Shelby Pyles, Peter Quackenbush, David Quaschnick, Rachel Quesada. lA Row 'l: Phyllis Quist, Marilyn Raley, Albert Ramirez, Augustin Ramirez, Benny Ramirez, Josie Ramirez, Valerie Randall, Bucky Rayfield. Row 2: Frank Reed, Les Reese, Ralph Regalado, Charles Reno, Sharon Reynolds, James Richard- son, Grace Rickard, Sylvia Riekstins. Row 3: Nancy Riggen, Jeanette Rigsby, Coy Ritchie, Charles Roberson, Carole Roberts, Ken Roberts, Janet Robinson, Jimmie Rodgers. Row 4: James Rohrbaugh, Anita Romolo, Louise Roper, Myna Lee Roper, Ronald Rose, Loretta Ross, Richard Ross, Pat Royster. Row 5: Darlene Rubin, Diane Rubin, Roger Skinner, Paul Skvarna, Joyce Slate, Lenora Slate, Donna Sloate, Matilda Smiderle. Row 6: Gary Smith, Bill G. Smith, Deanne Smith, Douglas Smith, Fay Smith, Sylvia Smith, Jim Spear, Eileen Spon. 71,25 i 70 Row l: John Tolbart, Emma Tollison, Julianne Torguson, Sandy Toureene, Barbara Towler, Mike Trask, Paul Tru- iillo, Patty Tunstall, Janice Uhl. Row 2: Elaine Ulbrich, Dolly Valadez, Wayne Vanderham, Jan Van Dort, Tena Veenstra, Donna Venable, Barbara Ver- non, Jessie Vera. Row 3: Noreta Vickers, Mariorie Vid- mar, Diane Viele, Sharon Viele, Gerald Vigil, Jim Walborn, Pat Walker, Vaden Walker. Row 4: Ana May Warner, Jim Wass- man, Susan Watt, Jim Webb, Larry Webster, Merle Wells, Darlene Wenger, Darlene Wheeler. Row 5: Don White, Jackie White, Elsie Wignall,Jerry Williams, Kathy Williams, Kim Williams, Duane Willoughby, Betty Wilson. Row 6: David Wilson, Dennis Wilson, Dillard Wilson, Rae Jean Wilson, Del- bert Wing, Pat Witman, Larry Wood, Michael Woodward. CXMH Row 'l: Elaine Springer, Jim Sprinkel, Donna Standon, Sue Staudenmayer, Carolyn Steele, Gerald Steinle, Lynn Stephens, Merle Stephens. Row 2: Gerald Stewart, Oda Stewart, Gary Stiles, Noel Stone, Richard Sabo, Joe Saldona, Joe Sallee, Dick Salyor. Row 3: Sally Scates, Allen Scheu, Don Schmitt, Darrell Schnell, Esther Schrader, Carolyn Schuck, Nick Scobba, Jack Scruggs. Row 4: Suzanne Seares, Jackie Sepe, John Settle, Virginia Shellenberger, Twila Shelley, Jackie Shepherd, Bette Shore, Edwin Shrosbree. Row 5: Barbara Statler, Richard Stowell, Fred Sylvia, Sandra Tallman, Beatrice Talavara, Dar- lene Taulman, Roland Taylor, Eddie Teal. Remie Vicente and Jackie White Dian Myers and Ana May Warner Row 6: Albert Tello, Joyce Thomas, Ray Thomas, Emilie Thompson, Mary Jane Thompson, Constance Thudium, Betty Lou Todd, Leon Wootter. Row 7: Norma Sue Worley, Sachiko Yama- guchi, Barbara Yegge, Connie Young, Pat Zim- merman, David Zook. Sophomore Assembly 71 M Wy QINJJf',,,V W 1 Auf W ,XXV X WWW Vfyu 51 Milf sk QAM' ' fb ,- UVJLJ .,ff X J tix, 0 51,61 M C'JUNWCdi ' AYVOA ' 'N XXV q 1 4 ijfvtvyxv U U bw Q 'x ,. '.'bV'Lf A ' aj-Q75 LJ .1 .mO. X 'ww ' fs , X xx bxvybf' xx -364,3 v-ft A LJ' f- 'X 'Q LUN , ' 1, G- ' . ,Lvf U OM! ' 7 L ,JL UN 3 2 Wtlz QA, . x. K1 fx ZLAHLOEX AX KV' U-f I f -'ilk XM- LX V X iib Ilgfff J ' A .LRC vw .LJ .1 Q -Lfwwuy WJ XV 1 M V . 4 Luv-ft Q, ' ' IJ , I Uublp OV' wr kLW, 1, V M J X fvUVgpYf1 xw J I!-L 34 H MC f 'gy-fw' 9-49, . if N ak, j?fg fi I f, ff x Lqxgcgyf- A Af Lwbf db fK,,1QZ4Qv mg, 'N 1' I , -X.. x fb 'Q' M! lj jf X WX 2 4 X L4- Qi 1' 0 . Oi: 130 2k I xv? f get 00020 S5 000 fag 0 00069 52 5221 sg 05009005 Cb6oO0 J J AQAQDQQ J I .7 Freshman Class David Merriam President Officers Phil Thompson Vice-President Freshman Class Activities The Class of '56 launched its first year in high school with lively expectations. Two candy sales were held during the first semester to open a class treasury. The Freshman Tea, which was held first semester, was a huge success, since the Freshmen have the privilege of claiming the largest attend- pofrmsk ance at any of the class teas. Secretary On February ll, the annual Freshman Assembly was held. The setting Was a nightclub, The Orange Grove, and the acts included an appropriate can- can dance. Another candy sale was held and with the edition of Kampus Kapers, the Freshman Class concluded its first year of activities at Chaffey. Lanny Hayward Treasurer President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Don Finch Terry Perry Vena Bishop Fielding Thompson - -uf Allen Boyle, Tom Brady, Violet Brandt, Brian Branson, Jean Brashear, Ronnie Brewster, Jim Britain. Peggy Brixey, Lee Ernest Brock, John Brockus, Dee Brooks, Polly Brooks, Janet Brown, Marilyn Brown. Robert Brown, Ray Burrow, Barbara Burtt, Pat Bush, Evertt Butler, Curtis Byrd, Jerry Cain. Lillian Calandro, Nancy Calhoon, Gene Campbell, George Campbell, Pedro Cano, Johnny Cardenas, Karen Carlson. Barney Carrari, Pauline Carroll, Edsel Carter, Joan Cassell, Florence Castro, Sharon Cate, RoeJean Cattle. Connie Cerda, Jenoice Cessna, Tommy Chouinard, Bob Church, Darryl Churchill, Mike Cicero, Gwen Clark. Nila Clark, Harvey Clemens, William Cline, George Coatney, Ronnie Collette, Maureen Collins, Ethelyn Compton. Christine Abbey, Tommy Abbott, Jerome Abernathy, Simone Abernathy, Manuel Acuna, Nancy Acuna, Robert Akins. Augustin Alanis, Mary Ann Aleman, Margaret Alva- rado, William Alwin, George Angel, Pat Apodaca, Eleanor Ardoino, Kathryn Arnold, Tony Arnold, Norma Jean Arthur, Sylvia Audenino, William Babler, Glenn Bailey, Vic Bailey. Bobby Baldivia, Delores Baldivia, Ronald Baldwin, Donna Ballard, Donna Barb, Mary Barker, Wayne Bartz. Rose Marie Beaumont, La Vinnia Beavor, Polly Beck- ley, Karen Bell, Lester Bell, Jeanne Benda, Elizabeth Benetti. Cecelia Bennett, Charles Bennett, David Bentz, Car- men Betancourt, Vena Bishop, Beatrice Blair, Ronald Blair. Jerry Bolin, Glen Bolsta, Nancyanne Bonanno, Don Boone, Wanda Booth, Bob J. Bowers, Alice Boyle. 75 Charles Cook, Alice Corcoles, Richard Couzins, Jared Crowley, Vernal Crowley, Fred Curtis, James Dagley. Jim Davidson, Jerry Davis, Larry Davis, Lyn- wood Davis, Verna Davis, Frank Delgado, Dean Dennis. Phyllis Dewey, Jessie Diaz, Donald Dodd, Jerry Dodson, Helen Donaldson, Mike Dooley, Pat Dooley. Patsy Dotson, Shirley Drewry, Carole Dugan, Clarence Duke, Norma Dunham, Shirley Dunna- way, Lenore Easton. Barbara Eberhardt, Judy Eddy, Hal Edmon, Valerie Elder, Joyce Elliott, Karmen Ellsworth, Chuck Elwell. Rodney Emilio, Andy Ertel, Albert Escanuelas, Petra Encanuelas, Robert Escobar, Florence Espi- noza, Dorothy Estabrook. Ann Estel, Dick Evenhuis, JoAnne Extale, David Fahrenkamp, Donald Ferrin, Sheila Field, Donald Finch. Sabato Fiorello, Colleen Fisher, Don Fisher, Anita Fleming, John Floyd, Mickey Floyd, Sue Ford. Richard Foreman, Darrell Forman, Elizabeth Franks, Cloiean Frederick, Barbara Freeman, Lucille Freeman, Robert Freeman. Peggy Fulton, Joan GaFFney, Joan Gallaher, Larry Gallucci, Joanne Gange, Bob Garner, Tom Gaudio. Douglas George, Wilma Giles, Barbara Gil- liam, Sharon Gilliland, Betty Lee Gilmore, Jack Gingg, Donald Lee Ginther. Melvin Gish, Sharon Goodman, Mike Gomez, Barbara Goodwin, Bonnie Gordon, Jimmy Gor- don, David Gouger. Bob Gracia, Robert Grant, Roberta Grant, Jimmy Grigg, Wesley Grimes, Charlie Guerrero, Jimmy Guidera. Jimmy Lee Guinn, Vera Habegger, Carole Haley, Carolyn Hall, Janet Hall, Wanda Hall, Don Halsey. ,-I0 Estella Hammond, Valeria Hammond, Dale Haney, Barbara Hansen, Don Hardman, Ann Harlow, Suzanne Hartley. Dorothy Harvel, Bonnie Haskins, Joe Hawley, Masato Hayashi, Jerry Hayes, Lanny Hayward, Betty Jane Head. Carol Hefler, Jerry Hendon, Maria Hernandez, Tommy Herndon, Frankie Herrera, Lydia Herrera, Everett Hester. Ann Hickcox, Jimmy Highducheck, Dannielle Hill, Donald Hiner, Leary Hiner, Hal Hively, Jerry Hixson. Donna Hobson, Linda Hodge, Ted Hoffman, Alta Holladay, Myrna Hollaway, Kay Holmes, Norma Holson. Charles Hook, Sheila Hooker, Mary Jane Hora, Douglas Horsburgh, Jimmie Hubele, Bill Hughes, Katherine Hughes. Eugene Husk, Donna Irwin, Evyalene Jackson, Marie James, Keith Johns, Adrienne Johnson, Denny Johnson. Don Johnson, David Jones, Pat Jones, George Jordan, Marilyn Kanya, John Karlsten, Larry Kennon. Jean Kerr, Ellen Kibler, Petrine Kieldsen, Bob Kilmurray, Gayle Kirkham, Danny Kirkland, Larry Kreger. Billy Kuhn, Marleen Kuskey, Myles Lacey, Dean Lakey, Shirley Lakey, Glenda Lamaster, Leon Lane. June Langford, Valerie LaNoue, Dick Lawrie- Smith, Harvey Lawson, Robert Lawson, William Lawson, Joe LeBeau. Jack Lee, Joyce Leland, John Lewis, Tom Lewis, Prexedes Leyva, Alora Lillie, Laurie Jean Lin- ticum. Rae Jean Little, David Loucks, Mike Luian, Frank Lunar, JoAnn Lutz, Dee Ann Lyell, Sandra Jo Maclaren. Royce Malone, Brian Maloney, Angle Marin, Esther Marquez, Louie Marquez, Carol Martin, Myrna Martin. Minnie Martinez, Patty Martinez, Carolyn Masingale, Amos Mason, Don Mason, Miriam Matson, Oleta Mat- thews. Sheila Matthews, Alice Mattson, Bob Meade, Tony Meras, Marlene Merlino, David Merriam, Dean Mierau. Deanna Miglietta, Dremma Miller, Rita Miller, Ronnie Miller, Adele Milliken, Kenneth Minor, Joy Missildine, Marlene Mitchell, Sharon Monroe, Ruben Montenegro, Frank Montgomery, Donald Moore, Jimmy Moore, Joseph Moore. James Morin, Virginia Morris, Daryl Moss, Barbara Muick, Lloyd Mullens, Carol Murray, Glen Myers. Norma McCaleb, Patricia McClure, Harold McCoy, Mary McDaniel, Jimmy McDonald, Vada McGovern, Joan McGrogan. Anita McGuire, Carmen McGurk, Pat McKay, Ben McLeod, Elaine Napier, Jane Napier, Don Nasby. 78 Roseanne Navarrette, Nolan Nelson, Sharon Nelsen, Alan Newman, Ronald Newton, Leslie Nicholson, Jerry Nielson. George Nightingale, Carol Nyberg, Bill Odle, Mike Odle, Carol Ogren, Shirley O'Neal, Patty Orr. Ronald Osborne, Robert Owens, Esther Padilla, Sam Palmisano, Salvador Pardo, Alice Partridge, Buddy Pat- terson. Barbara Payne, Kenneth Payton, Denis Pederson, Rene Palletier, Marsha Perdew, Mike Perez, Terry Perry. Shirley Pew, Gilbert Piceno, James Pickering, Walter Pinnick, Doy Pledger, Midge Polk, Gleora Porter. Leola Post, Leroy Potter, Clifford Powell, Jerry Pratt, Diane Pruitt, Jon Raiford, Lupe Ramirez. Raymond Rangel, Sandra Rapattoni, Ellen Reber, Robert Rebhan, Joan Reed, Ronald Reed, Larry Reeder. Jo Ann Smith, Marilyn Smith, Ronnie Smith, Gerald Snider, Barbara Sohrweide, Richard Stan- don, Norman Stansell. Jackie Stewart, Kenny Stephenson, Edward Stevens, Bob Stice, Sue Stickels, Shirley Stipe, Cleo Stockwell. Louise Stokes, Mary Ann Stowell, Clifford Strabley, Ted Strabley, Elizabeth Strachan, Muriel Joy Stuart, Darrell Sullivan. Donald Sullivan, Frank Supak, Roberta Suther- land, George Swanson, Arthur Swerdloff, Sara Jane Swim. Jeanne Tait, David Taylor, Pete Tellez, Lonzo Tennison, Marilyn Thomas, Chuck Thompson, Field- ing Thompson, Paul Thompson. Phil Thompson, Tony Thurber, Richard Tiggelaar, Louie Torres, Raymond Torres, Barbara Totman, Robert Traister. Bob Trapp, Pat Trask, Jessica Trout, Nancy Truex, Jean Trunnell, Duane Tucker, Neal Tull. ,ff Dolores Regaldo, Harold Renitt, Ida Rheinecher, Ronnie Riccardi, Rosalie Richardson, Alan Riggle, Dorothy Rigsby. Donna Riley, Carl Ritchey, Loretta Ritchie, Bob Robinson, Vina Jean Robinson, Marie Roman, Richard Romine. Mickele Rosenbrock, Vernie Ross, Giles Row- lands, Ronnie Rushing, Eddie Russell, Pat Saccone, Leo Sandoval. Ronald Sauer, Steve Sawyer, David Saylors, John Schulz, Barbara Scott, Sylvia Scott, Gene Scruggs. Alan Seeger, Gay Self, Richard Serdoz, Rene Shan, Delores Sharp, Luanna Shaw, Robert Shaw. Beverly Ann Sheets, Ted Shepard, Charles Shinn, Ernest Shipley, Robert Shore, Carol Sief- ken, Tom Sielinski. Betty Simpson, Marlene Sims, Patrena Slanus, Alvin Slate, Wanza Smiley, Clista Ann Smith, Erma Smith. Sophomore Scenes Don Tynan, Jean Underwood, Carmen Valles Virginia Van Alstine, Jerry Van Wert, Richard Vernon, Kenneth Vestal. Doris Vickers, Nancy Vierira, Joe Villalobos, Roger Vogler, Charles Wagner, Karen Waldrop, Sharlene Waldrop. Huston Lee Walker, Margaret Walker, Donald Wallace, Gayle Walls, Don Warner, Loretta Weinstock, Ronald Wendt. Bob West, William Westbrook, Joyce Wester- man, Delores Whitchurch, Martha White, Walter White, MornAnn Wheeler. John Wickham, Bob Wilbourn, Raymond Wil- heim, Bonnie Sue Williams, Donna William, Fred Williams, Karen Williams. Lucy Williams, Pat Williams, Ray Williams, Richard Williams, Billie Sue Wilson, Dorothy Wilson, Barbara Wright. Bill Wucherpfenning, Conrad Young, Linda Young, Bobbie Jean Young, Steve Young, Gail Youngblood, Barbara Jean Zak. Rosalee Zepik, Darrel Zerger. Spanish with Mr. Coronel English with Miss Rose Freshman Ar1Closs Freshman Library 81 09j?,7QWjjQJ4'WKMf J ' ffl of pf I J W Joi? - Qmfwj f ffyf DD eg ' R D if Q' + Qfwu, Liz 0 I K I SQ QL? ,,LiJifjg'MLn Q' ' ' -rw 7 7 liwfq fr 0 wg 'wfiffiz , M6 MZ L,,,,Qaj fuck Qjflfrfud N , A7 X . A X, , f wU XZKM4 KZQZQQ ' Xjzic V QMLV MXDQMLJDJ QMLLWLUAQ f ffyli 2553235 X AG X QQ xr? 'Z fu' fi7AffMff?Z,4, AAM fy M W M A W5 7V QSYW lvbige f fV'V Q .QQ 44747 Af. AQ! A,lQ4L gj'7 i XX JJ MJ , 4,,,M 71 LJ ,mdllpgfjo 4 K , w M HX 4112 'Y JW . . me U' . V HCTIVITIE5 jg Fwd? , - 7 140 700 16 WS' in hue Fnevvfl? SVS, jef. we AT? W7 ! m'1771Q,, , fy 0.-ff 'X V ' , :WW ' f M6 fog! W ' Wm Kg Q Mig fi .'-':- Z . , N .' . . , , .-1 -, 3 - ...i I.. . -...rgssc,1- 7'-:-. ' .-!t'- . ' , . - . .'-.fp-.,, . .. ,f 'z .-., . . STUDENT Gloria Valle Beverly Kirby Bob Johnson Kay Rhenstrom Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman First Semester The Executive Committee, in relations With other schools, acts as the authorized representative for the Whole student body. It is the official governing body, elected by the students to promote the general Welfare. First semester president Sam Crowe saw Chatfey's first carnival Cheld in the falll opened under the Cornrnittees sponsorship. An innovation, designed to bring the current student opinions to dis- cussion, was the idea of suggestion boxes. Proposals for extended noon hours were enacted, provided students kept the grounds clean. A dinner held at Redlands tor governing groups of the C.B.L. schools completed the first semesters activities. Sam Crowe President 2 'W g Yi its Mitnee Duque Advertising Manager Ken Mueller Inter Club Council Representative Thomas Glasheen Advisor Dave Merriam Freshman Class President Doug Parker Sophomore Class President Don Vick Senior Class President Jim Merriam Junior Class President Kathy Kordis Press Representative CCJUNCIL Ted Herman Senior Class President Irmgard Bohle Girls' League President Don Stenger Press Representative Joe Agapay Junior Class President Don Finch Freshman Class President Jackie Diaz Sophomore Class President Dorothy Hefler Advertising Manager Richard McBurney President Second Semester Beginning a successful second semester, members ot the Executive Committee, led by their chairman, A.S.B. President Rich- ard McBurney, attended a C.B.L. Banquet for various student body officials, held at Pomona. ln studying student government systems of other schools various members of the committee met with officers of Chat- tey College, attended a conference at U.S.C., and examined student courts in Fullerton and Whittier, due to suggestions for installation oi a similar system at Chat- tey. Destined to become an annual event was the Shipwreck Hop, sponsored by the council, and held in March, just before Easter Vacation. Margie Swetonic Inter Club Council Representative Bruce Barnett Christy Watson Chuck McCrary Mary Lou Pratt Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman 85 LEGISLATIVE CCUNCIL Officers From left to right: Joyce Mathis, lirst-semester secretary, Gloria Valle, first semester president, Bruce Barnett, second-semester president, Bob Sanchez, sergeant at arms. First Semester Upper picture-Row 'l: Gayle Colby, Liz Lund, Adele Milliken, Lael Carson, Carolyn Schuck, Hope Elliot, Dannielle Hill, Charlotte Carrari, Terry Perry, Julie Paat, Ethelyn Compton, Jeanne Black, Dolly Valadez, Darlene Taulman, Eleanor Maniago, Cricket Hunt, Raeieanne Brown, Barbara Stotler, Jeanette Dowcl, Lynne Lewis. Row 2: Clarice Felt, Doris Vickers, Nan Hazen, Marlene Merlino, Linda Spaziani, Josie Jarrad, Jane Guidera, Bob Sanchez, Ronald Baldwin, Jim Sullivan, Richard Maxwell, Sandra Pastrone, Pat McKay, Nancy Calhoon, Avis Jo Soren- sen, Gerry Cloud, Mary Lou Pratt. Row 3: Rusty West, Johnnie Pierce, Tom Maxwell, Arthur Swerdlott, Pierre Biane, Lloyd Henslee, Dick Lawrie-Smith, Gerry Snider, Jim Davidson, Dale Hollaway, Terry Cain, Kenneth Coppersmith, John Facciani, Dale Bunch, Mike Estrin, Richard Sabo, Lanny Monroe, Don Hale. Second Semester Lower picture-Row l: Tony Parada, Rickey Cervantez, Stan Scates, Tom Powell, Jim Lucas, Reece Matthews, Kenneth Coppersmith, Jim Sulli- van, Richard Maxwell, Larry Fagan, Hal Edmon, Jim Davidson, Gene Scruggs, Ronald Baldwin, Anthony Kaiser, Ken Stephenson. Row 2: Frank Reed, Richard Sabo, Charles Reno, Charles Bohle, Harry Hart, Joyce Moore, Maria Aggazzotti, Marlene Merlino, Dolores Maniago, Nada Barrick, Felita Seitz, Nancy Vieirag Carol Outcen, Dolly Valadez, Nadeane Martin, John Facciani, Row 3: Emalou Nelson, Jackie James, Darlene Wheeler, Jan Curteman, Barbara Stotler, Ann Mitchell, Avis Sorensen, Leonore Ewert, Shirley Hodge, Robbie Ross, Diane Pruitt, Lanny Hayward, Marilyn McCall, Christy Abbey, LaVinnia Beavor, Rodger Hen- derson, Bill Morris. ae y SCHGLARSHIP SOCIETY 'lz Dorothy Behm, Sonia Jacobson, Jan Upper picture-Row Penhollow, Hilda Katz, Betty Ann Rohrer, Dona King, Betty Geer, Dilley, Felita Seitz, Letty Maurer, Sarah Elaine Swinney, Mary Campbell, Sheryl Flum, Mary Riddington. Row 2: Bob Neilson, Ted Herman, Michael Biane, Bill Kitchel, Jim Sullivan, Jim Merriam, Steve Miller, Kent Severin, David C. Thompson, Steve Shotthafer, Burt Kufus, Lamar George. Lower picture-Row 'ln Betty Schuhmann, Ann Carlsten, Mary Greco, Marie Glick, Susan Watt, Anita Romolo, Jane Bernard, Sandra Tallman, Eliane Ulbrich, Pat Metzger, Phyllis Quist, Norma Kermode, Carole Kelly, Jackie White, Valeria Franklin, Twila Shelley, Dollie Totaro. Row 2: Mrs. Corinne Morrison, advisor, Sandra Pastrone, Elizabeth Lund, Nancy Stephens, Charles Bohle, Bud Ehrnman, David Newman, Elmer Hadley, Paul Harris, Jack Cohn, Richard Maxwell, John Velman, Gene Waltman, Melvin Dresp, Marvis Beach, Pat McDonald, Gloria Valle. Officers Left to right: Pat McDonald, social chairman, Albert Valle, treasurer, Mary Greco, president, Sheri Vieira, program chairman, Sheryl Flum, vice-president, Letty Maurer, secretary. frtfffffffz Bill Symonds Shirley Frankie Betty Van Buren Arleigh McConnell Editor-in-chief Assistant editor Art editor Advisor Charlene Parmley Margie Nichols Lucille Finlayson Secretary Photography, boys' sports Copy editor, secretary Nancy Stephens Jim Lucas Marcia Hancock Activities Activities Faculty, activities 1 l i i i 1 Assembly Skit to Promote Sales Staff at Work Jack Sullivan Wendy Hayward Reggie Alvarez Boys' sports Seniors, classes Classes Liz Lund Margie Swetonic Margy Newberger Seniors, classes Seniors, girls' sports Secretary i ,fl ', f f. lx 1 1 4 Roy Civille Advisor Marcia Hancock First Semester Editor Don Stenger ' Second Semester Edit r 'M ft Mitt 0 MW twfyi tw fliflllif S ' : ' nfl V Qt Ill! X1 H xi . I x l ll, ' I l ,il fi I .1 All l V' X Q J' 1 JM! if J' I X . I J . -.JX tl I . L lilly 4 ' V ' ll l , H ,l, q, ,J if 0 : I XV x KI 1, - iv . i 1, ' ,iif'Jlf,-Y ,P ,V xf I , E S, x 'K x, ' wh 3 J 5 . .A - A, I 2 ,r , .iii , H b '. QI X i - 3 . 1 X J! rl , l lg ll ' X' 'J P' N I if 1 1 I K. ' A a J E t , I F,.r's...- - J f A lxiu It W.: ' , U I 2 I Q. ' 'J gf' X f .1 V , .24 I nf ,Q .jf ' ' 1 , I r W I to-4 Charlotte Carrari I Joel SaFfron Becky Wucherpfennig Bill Benz Mary Greco Mike Boyd Kathy Kordis Jere Wolf Jan Strachen K STAFF V2 1. t 3 E M 4 N ju , A! f E h 7? I 1 W if il ,fi Af Q I if 55 K W V- ,f J ix I L, J X, u .w iq H 'J Ar , -A H, , L ,. : is A, V. 1,4 'V A ' A. ll i J b if JY' Students ke t t ewrite s bus, meetin , u ,, P YP g 9 as .j ' ia' - WV I V, W, .,f E deadlines. tj af , J' Q, uf. - f Z I . M 5. L Vg W A ,, W il fy ' K . ,,., 5 i, t' V Km' C , KEY' i fi' '1 fe ft E .W l f ll 5 5 Vx L s 5 , ,X -, in X, Q L l V 'v1f ,1,, o' ' . 4. f H ff' ww iv, K 4 H E Planning layouts is a tough iob. Alan Platt Donna Fortner Joe Singleton Betty Chandler Richard Bayer Jane Barnard Glenna Babb Tommy Hurst George Willmore Edith Horvath Phil Norris Jack Monroe W oU.frxQJ' EMM-W wi L GIRLS' lt was unusual for a girl who had nev r held a Girls' League ottice to be elected Girls' League president. But nevertheless, Well-liked lrmgard Bohle did an excellent job of leading her cabinet through a year of interesting activities. lrmgard was born in Mannheim, Ger- many, in 1935. Although she did not come to this country until l946, she is as Ameri- can as any other Chaiiey girl. She now re- sides in Ontario. Among her other activities, lrmgard is a member oi the World Friendship Club and the Scholarship Society. She served as sec- retary of the student body in the fall of '50 and was a member ot the Student Council both semesters this year. l Irmgard Bohle President NX 13,5 kiwi Wendy Hayward Dollie Totoro Pat Royster Betty Alexander Vice president Treasurer Secretary Welfare chairman Joyce Walker Margie Nichols Pat Reed Julie Paat Social chairman School service Decorations Advertising manager LEAGUE Mary Greco Ruth Richards Lola Murray Nancy Jo Conner Press representative Faculty relations chairman First semester G.A.A. Sophomore representative 'd 1 Margaret Maddox Mickey McGurk pres. en Josie Jarrod Second semester G.A.A. Freshman representative Maria Aggazzotti Friendship chairman president Freshman representative Advisors: Miss June Teitsworth, Miss Frances Hemingway, Miss Esther Brewster. Activities This year's Girl's League cabinet suc- cessfully accomplished the various annual activities made a tradition by the League. Perhaps the most successful and popular event was Backwards Week, when the gals asked the guys for a date to the Backwards Dance, paid the bills, opened doors and carried books for them. A Newcomers' Party at the beginning of each semester gave all new girls a chance to become acquainted with each other. Enjoyed immensely by all who attended were the Father-Daughter and Mother- Daughter Banquets. Each year these ban- quets are put on to help in promoting a better understanding between girls and their parents. During the Welfare Drive, over S500 was collected to be' used to help out needy Chaffey Students. Seated: Margie Nichols, Dale Buckwalter, first place play cut- ting. Standing: Albert Valle, first place dramatic declamation, Leonore Ewert, second place light verse, Marian Tomkins, second place play cutting, Larry Witt, first place light verse, Mary Lou Pratt, second place play cutting, Barbara M. Smith, third place play cuting, Bruce Siechert, second place dramatic declamation, Lucy Tudor, third place play cutting, Tommie Sue Fendley, third place dramatic declamation. C.B.L. Speech Festival Pictured at the right are the students who Were suc- cessful with their entries in the annual C. B. L. Speech Festival held in Redlands. Chattey won first place and the gold cup for the second consecutive year. Row l: Gerry Cloud, second, poetry, Nancy Hennessy, first, ora- torical declamation, Sharon Pillsbury, first, original speech, Leonore Ewert, first, light verse. Row 2: Tom Ferrell, third, light verse, Albert Valle, first, dramatic declamation, Janice Tenney, second, humorous declamation, Elaine Swinney, first, poetry, Mary Freeman, first, prose. Row l: Colleen Conway, third place humorous declamation, Barbara M. Smith, second place poetry, Winnie Wissing, third place prose. Row 2: Lucy Tudor, second place humorous declama- tion, Margie Nichols, first place serious poetry, Bill Benz, first place prose, Nada Barrick, first place humorous declamation, Elaine Swinney, third place poetry. PUBLIC C.B.L. Speech Festival Winners l l I Row l: Albert Valle, first place extempore, Bruce Barnett, third place original speech, Sharon Pillsbury, first place oratorical declamation, Ray Crum, third place extempore. Row 2: Nancy Hennessy, second place oratorical declamationp Don Stenger, third place oratorical declamationp Janice Duke, first place original speechp John Velman, second place extempore. SPEAKING Bill Benz accepts gavel as president of the senate at the C.B.L. Student Congress. Activities Students of the speech department's classes tor sopho-- mores, juniors, and seniors followed a pattern of l'Learning by Doing throughout the school year. Their ability at do- ing was clearly demonstrated by the honors which they were awarded. Many students who participated in the Mask and Gavel Festival held at Chatfey in the tall also took part in the C.B.L. Speech Festival. This led Chatfey to its second consecutive sweepstakes victory at Redlands on March 21. Several Chattey students appeared on a television show, Who Knows This? Those interested in original speech had the chance to participate in assemblies besides the oppor- tunities atlorded by contests sponsored by such organiza- tions as the Lions, American Legion, and others. Advanced students participated in various student congressesg at one of these, Bill Benz, a senior, was elected state delegate to represent California at a national congress to be held in Denver this summer. Individuals attaining membership in the National Foren- sic League by acquiring points tor public speaking are pictured below. Row l: Barbara M. Smith, Gerry Cloud, Wendy Hayward, Janet Strachen, Janice Duke, Sharon Pillsbury, Carolyn Diehl. Row 2: Joe Agapay, Bill Benz, Eldon Smith, Reece Matthews, David Thompson, John Velman, Ray Crum, Lyle Bonham, Albert Valle. 95 SENICR You make such a lovely bride. Don't you think l'm worth fifty thousand dollars? Pasadena One-Act Superior was the rating given to the play, Corridors ot the Soul, by the judges at the annual Pasadena Playhouse Tournament on March 23. Although Chattey participates in this event each year, it was the first time that such a high award has been achieved. Also honored was Albert Valle, who played a major role in the fantasy-drama directed by Arleigh McCon- nell. l-le was given the best actor award tying with two boys from other schools. Others in the cast were: Dale Buclcwalter, Bill Benz, Paul lohnson, Margie Nichols, Nancy Hennessy, Barbara M, Smith, Marian Tomkins, and Chuck McCrary. Gerry Cloud acted as student director, The plays outstanding sets were designed and painted by Carl Hossler, art instructor. Voluntee1 Sam Ashton ......... Mabel Hamilton . Billy Kirkwood . Alice Tanner . Harry Mattox . Flora Hill . . Jack Carlton . Mrs. Hamilton . Leo Ashton . . Arabella Winters . Judge Applegate . Betty Ingersoll . . Student Director . . . Student Technical Director . The setting for the play presented at the Pasadena Playhouse The plot of the ploy, Corridors of the Soul centered was the part ot a man believed to be his soul. around the turmoil between the man's inner selves. DRAIVIATICS Oh! Oh! Oooooooooh! I now pronounce you man and wife. Bride i . . . . . Dale Buckwalter . . Gerry Cloud . . . Bill Benz . Barbara Smith . . . Stan Burnett . . Nancy Stephens . . Kenny Mueller . Wendy Hayward . . . . . Jim Lucas . Marilyn Shlingbaum . . Paul Johnson . Janice Tenney . . Sandy Smith . Mary Ann Boone Class Activities Aside from producing the Senior Play, the Senior Dramatics classes engaged in a number of activities this year. Guided by their instructor, Arleigh McConnell, the group learned tun- damentals of dramatics, make-up, and staging. Two assemblies were produced by the classes. During sec- ond semester student body elections, each ot the two classes selected a different party, and presented skits for their parties in the candidate assembly. The Senior Dramatics assembly presented The Maker ot the Laws, a one-act comedy whose setting was ancient Egypt. On April 18, a group ot one-act plays selected from class projects were presented to the public. The proceeds trom the ticket sales were awarded to two worthy dramatics students, a boy and a girl, to aid them in turther studies, lf Girls Asked Boys for Dates was a ploy presented Humorous group pantomimes were well-liked class protects. in the evening of one-acts. J UNICR DRAIVIATICS Joy, haven't you forgotten something? l Students enioyed plays staged arena style. Attentive classmates are a performer's toughest audience. Davey! KH, 'S lk Y, Y 1332 il , A 2 You've had this coming to you for a long time! Sylvia, what's wrong? One-act plays were among the classes' many projects. Men Are L1ke Streetcars Maudie . Davy . Sylvia . . Jerry . . Mrs. Mason . Mr. Mason . Joy . . . Lysbeth . Julie . Alix Ted . . Chi . . . Margaret . Mrs Allen . . Mrs. Day . . Mrs. White . Student Director Karen Ellsworth Bruce Siechert . Ruth Richards . Joe Agapay Elaine Swinney . Tom Ferrell Colleen Conway . Ada Myers Mary Riddington Joanne Gaudio . Dave Flocker . . Bill Kitchel . Wilma Daniel Sally Thornton . Sheri Vieira Georgia Nichols . Albert Valle World Friendship Club President ot the State Federf ation ot World Friendship Clubs was the honor won by Reginald Alvarez this year. He was also chosen by the Federation to represent California at the United Nations seminar in Washington, D. C., last Decem- ber. While a junior, Reggie was president ot Chatfeys World Friendship Club. State Convention Top picture-Row l: Myrna Cutler, Amy Rose Henley, Phyllis Quist, Betty Chandler, Margie Scott, Lois Nelson, Susan Watt, Mary .lane McDonald, Hilda Katz, Dorothy Estabrook. Row 2: Mrs. Esther Hunt, advisor, Bill Kitchel, Henk Hoogenbosch, Pat Metzger, Helen Gosnell, Pat McDonald, Jane Barnard, Elizabeth Porter, Nancy Leuty, Mrs. Corinne Morrison, advisor. Functions The World Friendship Club was organized at Chattey for the purposes ot promoting friendship and under' standing with people in other countries by correspond- ence, and tor stimulating interest in World problems. With Advisors Mrs. Esther Hunt and Mrs. Corrine Mor- rison, club members attended various W.F.C. confer- ences at USC. and Pepperdine College. Chaitey was the seat oi the State Conference for World Friendship Clubs, held on May 2. Presiding over the meeting, which discussed world affairs in concord with its theme ot The World as a Community, was Reginald Alvarez, Chaitey senior selected tor this ottice at last years conference. Top left: Reginald Alvarez intro- duces candidates tor next year's otticers of the State Federation ot World Friendship Clubs. Bottom left: Santa Monica's Bill Burkhart, next year's state president, stands at ex- treme right during discussion group, Bottom right: delegates to the con- vention eat lunch in the Chaftey cafeteria. First Semester Top picture-Row l: Joan Gaftney, Joyce Leland, Nancy Stoner, Jackie White, Donna Hobson, Nancy Vieira, Jean Mertz, Letty Maurer, Cricket Hunt, Loretta Weinstock, Darlene Williams, Betty Walker, Joan Wade, Patricia Morin, Amalia Gomez. Row 2: Janet Allen, Carole Jehle, Terry Perry, Loretta Ross, Elaine Ulbrich, Ana May Warner, Sandra Tallman, Peggy O'Hanlon, Mary Jane McDonald, Dian Myers, Amy Rose Henley, Nancy Jo Connor, Josie Jarrad, Marcelina Hernandez, Frances Mattson. Bottom picture-Row l: Barbara Zak, Rose Marie Beaumont, Hope Elliott, Gloria Baldivia, Josie Ra- mirez, Joyce Moore, Joan Cassell, Joyce Slate, Nor- eta Vickers, Ann Estel, Elidia Martinez, Jessie Gomez, Muriel Joy Stuart, Ellen Reber, Karen Williams, Jacque Selbyi Row 2: Gail Youngblood, Irene Alba, Elaine Springer, Betty O'Bryant, Stella Graves, Ri- donia Edwards, Lois Nelson, Eloise Hill, Mary Dilley, Peggy Lindsey, Charlotte Gagliano, Janet Hall, Marilyn Kanya, Barbara Burtt, Dorothy Donatic, Anita Romolo. GAA. Providing an active sports program for its many members, the Girls' Athletic Association sponsored a number of well-participated events this year. Advised by Mrs. lune Lizio, the tirst and second semester cabif nets planned a Weiner roast tor November, promoted games with other schools, and held a banquet at the end ot each semester. Aside trom the usual sports such as basketball, volleyball, and softball, tor the tirst time modern dance, taught by Miss Eleanor Conte and Miss lacauelyn Kissick, was oitered to all girls, The girls were victorious in many ot their basketball and softball games which they played with St. Bernardines in San Bernardino, Fontana High School, and Claremont High School. New officers tor the second semester were installed at the banquet held on February l. At this banquet, as well as the one held on lune 2, awards were presented to deserving G.A.A. members. Olticers Top left picture: Lola Murray, president: Jean Mertz, sports man- ager, Cricket Hunt, secretary, Charlotte Gagliano, membership chairman, Esther Perez, advertising manager, Frances Mattson, vice president. Bottom left picture: Jean Mertz, membership chairman, Charlotte Gagliano, treasurer, Margaret Maddox, president, Mar- celina Hernandez, advertising manager, Letty Maurer, secretary. Second Semester lOl l l Hi-Y man, Johnny Ericson, Ralph Waltman, Lee Riggs, Sam Crowe, Joe Agapay, Tom Maxwell. Row 2: Reece Matthews, Bob Craft, Lew Homme, Dan Anacly, Phil Lyons, Earle Hale, Ted Herman, Don Kauzlarich, Bill Symonds. Row 3: Sherwood Milleman, Ken Mueller, Bob Casselman, Fred Wallace, Dean Smoth- ers, Loren Sanchez, Alan Platt, John Freed, Bob Ericson, advisor. Members of the l-li-Y, easily recognized in their blue jackets with Cavaliers inscribed on the back, began their activities lor the school year by selling tags promoting football games. Under the guidance of Bob Erickson, advisor, the club members sponsored one ot the most popular booths at the Carnival held in the tall, and later on published calendars listing various school events. President during the first semester was Ken Mueller, Sherwood Milleman held the honor second semester. Key Club Row l: Don Africh, Eddie Teal, Norm Smothers, Jim Merriam, Jim Sullivan, Ken Gonce, Lee Riggs, James Sylvia, Fred Sylvia. Row 2: Jerry Williams, Dan Anady, Bill Finch, Ted Herman, Steve Shotthafer, Earle Hale, Stan Evers, Jack Diaz, Chuck George. lU2 The Key Club, under the sponsorship ot the Ontario Kiwanis Club and ad- vised by Bob Spencer, follows a policy ot service to the school, ln accord with this policy, the Club has sold popcorn and Cokes at games, and has held dances tor students atter the games. During the early spring period ot track meets, club members were in control ot the gates, Their year was rounded out by sponsorship of the Senior-Faculty basketball game in March. The ottice ot president was held tor both semesters by Sam Crowe, who did an excellent job in leading the members in their various activities. Row T: Nick Thomas, Marty Wester- Maiorettes Dian Myers Q A 4. X Drill Team Top picture-Row 'l: Jeanne Black, Jody Rogers, Marie Hintz, Glenna Babb, Hermine Vermeer. Row 2: Olivia Acuna, Bobbie Black, Anita Romolo, Joan Giles, Shirley Kempers, Jacky Meyers, Nancy Alward, Dora Navarro, Lupe Gallegos, Patricia Hite, Joanne Alvarez, Verla Hansen, Neddie Murillo, Elena Alvarez. Row 3: Ruby Lawson, Elidia Gomez, Josie Ramirez, Shirley Mueller, Lola Riddle, Rosalind Smiderle, Darlene Stewart, Darla Wulf, Joan Obirek, Donna Jacks, Peggy O'Hanlon, Nancy Craig, Gaylene Stuart, Frances Correa, Frances Navarro, Marylyn Jamison, Margaret Maddox. Flag Twirlers Bottom picture-Joyce Baillie, Vina White, Jessie Gomez, Peggy Smith. Felita Seitz Betty Van Buren Ana May Warner Charlotte Warner Band Row T: John Cola, Harry Simmons, Robert Berg, Charles Colburn, Bill Smith, Donald Doerr, Joe Robinson. Row 2: Russell Long, David Morketter, Richard Couzins, Dale Beckett, Hal Edmon. Row 3: John Owings, Paul Johnson, Ronald Thompson, Lanny Shorts, John Wilken, Pete Ferrero, Martin Derfer. Row 'l: Bob Sanchez, Richard Rohrer, Sally Thornton, Richard Stowell, Joe Hammer, Gail Peterson Liebaert. Row 2: Ronald Alverson, Jean Mertz, Dan Anady, Alice Dixon, Ronald Newton, Jackie Lobreto. Row 3: Ed Bowman, Dwight Killian, Phyllis Rein, Roger Luby, Bill Hallett, Nick Thomas. Pictured above are the five students chosen for the All-Southern California Youth Orchestra which played on February 26, 27, and 28, and gave a concert on March l in Santa Barbara. Dennis Manker, John Sheckler, John Owings, Sheri Vieiri, and Lois Nelson. Row T: Marilyn Thompson, Jim Sullivan. Row 2: Al Wil- liams, John Roberds, John Brown, Gloria Hawes, John Owings, Bruce Mount. Row 3: Bob Goggins, Oliver Markley, Joe Garcia, Laurence Ratliff. Row 4: Dale Buckwalter, Dick Gavalya, Dick Kirkman. Row 'l: Richard Ousey, John Asmus, Glenn Brown, Richard Row 'l: Sandra Tallman, Louise Stokes, Georgia Chalich, Briggs, Glenn Carle. Row 2: Jerry Liebaert, Donald Hughes, Jackie Selby, Jerry Grover, Paula Barker. Row 2: Joe Ann Collier. Row 3: Peter Quakenbush, Robert Jones, direc- Di Giulio, Carol Reniff, Tom Sielinski, Louie Gutierrez, John tor: Richard Ross, Elizabeth Strachan, Bob Ingalls, Paul Gilbertson. Row 3: Stan Scates, Dale Crandall, Charles Johnson. Rozelle. Orchestra Row l: John Baldwin, Sheri Vieira, Julie Paat, Colleen Sergeant. Row 2: Lois Nelson, Marian Green, Sue Olson, Kathleen Carlsten, Mary Ann Sfowell. Row 3: Roger Vogler, Valeria Hammond, Twila Shelley, Wally Blaine. Row 4: John Sheckler, Marlene Weishaar, David Elliott, Mary Jane Lasek, Janet Hall, Roseanne Navarrette, Shirley Miller, Marietta Allison. Row 5: Maryon Johnson, Barbara Moore, Hope Elliot, Marie Gish, Lincoln White, J. Feeney, con- ductor: Donna Kirk, Marilyn Mclntosh, Joy Galitz, Sonya Jacobson. Row l: Dennis Manker, Eugene Klotz. Row 2: Wendy Hayward, Letty Maurer, Sandra Tallman. Row 3: John Lam- belet, Mickey Walker, Mary Cavers, Dale Ware, Tony Thurber, Paul Hood. STUDENT Annual Operetta Top picture: Senior Assembly Bottom picture: Senior Dromcitics Assembly o ASSEMBLIES . .wxdim we W 'I N Q? 0 . . , ,.:,.,.,. Q f S 'I l,:f22 E:5,1 :-l' h illlkfffl Ill T luv- W Shooting Stars Top picture: Junior Assembly, Freshman Assembly Bottom picture: Sophomore Assembly l N7-1 L-M-1-W----wan-.nan-A -1-vi-ww .iw f.....,, Oiticers Bruce Barnett, president, Bill Woodhouse, vice- presidentg Frank Faubion, secretary, Homer Los- son, treasurer, Garry Holdgrafer, reporter, Guy Centanni, sentinel. FUTURE FARMERS Membership in the Future Farmers is open to any student enrolled in a vocational agriculture course. Three members ot the club, l-lomer Losson, Ronald Fullner, and Bruce Barnett, won tirst place at the State ludging Finals at San Louis Obispo in poultry judging, in the Spring ot l952. This honor atiorded them the right to travel to the National ludging Contest held in Kansas City, Missouri, at the beginning oi the school year. Cl'iattey's Chapter ot the Future Farmers ot America won the Sweepstakes Prize at the annual Kellogg Field Day held at the Kelloggflfoorhis campus ot the Farmers ot California State Poly College-the third year in a row that they have Won this honor. Last years Win gave the Chaitey chapter the right to select a aueen Clane Elderi and princesses CBarbara M. Smith and Beverly Kirbyl to reign over the Southern Calitornia clubs during the tield day. Top picture-Row l: Cleo Stockwell, Dick Evenhuis, Gene Campbell, David Loucks, Eugene Husk, Chuck Elwell, Richard Tiggelaar, Ronald Sauer, Don Mason, Darrel Zerger, Bob Akins, George Campbell, Paul Thompson, Stewart McLaugh- lin, Ronald Lee Osborne, Leary Hiner, Buddy Patterson, Leroy Potter, Donald Ferrin, Mike Cicero. Row 2: Delbert Wing, Larry Artis, Edward Bessanf, Jack Dillon, Rollie Porterfield, Mike Hinman, Bob Asper, Warren Bowen, Warren Allsup, Jack Brashear, Ricardo Connor, Richard Miller, Darrell Byrd, Harold Palmer, Norman Mathis, Kenny Mathis, Ernie Brockus, Harlan Mikels, Ivan Mayfield, advisor. Row 3: Raymond Grant, Jim Bickle, Jim Anderson, John Arnold, Joe Lambeth, Noel Stone, Bob Lawless, Tom Alberts, Charles Doughty, Arthur Cook, Joe Perry, Lee Womack, Jan Van Dort, Chuck Wilson, Dave Wilson, Duane Dalquest, Eugene Badders, Don Howe, Bob Bissitt. Bottom Picture-Row l: Leroy Poole, Lew Homme, Terry Gardner, Richard Joye, Jim Holland, Jim Bessant, Harold Brown, Johnny Keio, Jerry Calhoun, Richard Puz, Tom McCurry, Jim Hollowell, Jerry Baker, Ronald Delk, John Pizzuto, Larry Quinn, Ray Rollins. Row 2: Arnold Christen, advisory Gerald Hiner, Bill Summers, Tom Haarala, Don Olive, Jack Delman, Tom McShea, Raymond Joye, Orville Minor, Jim Carmean, Bill Woodhouse, Henry Schmutz, Larry Witt, Don Rabun, Max Rayburn, Ronald Fullner, Sherman Poole, Tom Beard. Row 3: lvan Burtt, Harold Hodges, Ray Bethel, Mike Wilson, Johnnie Pierce, Ray Brown, Bill Looper, Gilbert Baldwin, Carl Barwise, Chuck Wisdom, Homer Losson, Garry Holdgrafer, Gerald Saylor, Tony Grinceri, Roy Toomer, Guy Centanni, Gene Wiley. Chorale Row l: Rogene Logan, Joanne Gaudio, Leila Hull, Laura Har- rison, Elaine Swinney. Row 2: Bill Tucker, John Ericson, Connie Lynd, Jackie Harris, Fanchon Carlsten, Richard M. Davis. Row 3: The annual operetta was the first major produce tion of the year featuring the Mixed Chorus and the Chorale. Shooting Stars, a comedy which took place in a dime store, was the operetta given, The groups also entertained at such functions as the John Robertson, Fred Finazzo, Ann Mitchell, Pat Ferris, Pat Wheatley, Bob G. Fowlkes, Rudy Alba, Dale Buckwalter, Jan Nylander, Kenneth Hawes. Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, class teas, and the Extravaganza. The Mixed Chorus is composed of junior and senior boys and girls. Students of special talent were picked for the Chorale, which was oraanized for the first time this year. Mixed Chorus Row l: Pat Reisberg, Bonnie Virtue, Carrol Koester, Carol Kimble, Karen Kaggie, Betty Jean Wind, Esther Perez, Linda Spaziani, Jeannie Campos, Shirley Sharp, Johnny Nichols, Sandra Pastrone, Janis Penhollow, Art Swerdloff. Row 2: Dwane Sather, Melvin Gish, Richard Crane, Inez Irwin, Shirleen Branson, Mary Lou Pratt, Darlene Miglietta, Mary Ann Boone, Sharon Boshart, Jim Bray, Brian Branson, Richard Allermann, Gerry Snider, Miss Ruth Krouch, adviscr. Row 3: Curtis Gray, Mary Elsey, Phil Van Brunt, Susan Street, Nancy Lee Hansen, Sarah Rodriguez, Ruth Richards, Rolla Decker, Marilynn Mitchell, Elvera Carniello, Carl Mcllravy, Dean Dennis, Larry Matthews. Row 4: Dollie Totaro, Ruby Lawson, Faye Maxie, Sheryl Flum, John Allegranza, Dorothy Wolfinbarger, lvan Boothe, Loyd S. Hall, Jim Webb, Reece Mat- thews, Bob Cullen, Billy Bennett. l09 Gens Togata Row 'lz Mary Ann Boone, Mary Riddington, Colleen Conway, Rita Carberry, Hilda Katz, Kitty Federmeyer, Norma Kermode, Patricia Morin, Dona King. Row 2: Mary Dilley, David Newman, Bill McCombs, Steve Shotthafer, Jim Sullivan, Jim Merriam, Bill Kitchel, Paul Harris, Sarah Campbell. Row 3: Miss Esther Hanning, advisor, Earle Hale, Sam Gold, Jack Cohn, Richard Maxwell, Steve Miller, John McKellar, Marshall Learmont. The Head Table Colleen Conway in a Dance Caesar and Calpurnia Nero Speaks Roman Banquet and LATIN CLUBS Inter Nos Row 'l: Joan McAfee, Peggy Beckley, Lorraine Mendoza, Loretta Harriman, Tena Veenstra, Joyce Everly, Jeanine Brown, Mary Freeman, Julianne Torguson, Twila Shelley, Carol Outcen, Peggy O'Hanlon, Marie Hintz. Row 2: Miss Bertha Carter, advisory Jan Nylander, Joe Cavallo, Cliff Graber, Joe Jones, Doris Toomer, Marilyn Brandt, Dollie Totaro, Les Johnson, David Hamilton, Eugene Gemmill, Jim Tessier. Q? The Death of Caesar 7 Inter Nos Center group-Row l: Donna Kerr, Carolyn Steele, Barbara Loros, Dorothy Bell, Connie Lynd, Nancy Floyd, Joye Ayres, Lynn Barr, Catherine Duke. Row 2: Donald Kovach, Dick Goranson, Tony Kiedis, Tom Naft, Del Maple, Mike Boyd, David C. Thompson, Bertha Carter, advisor. Bottom group-Row 'lz Miss Bertha Carter, advisorg Elsie Wignall, Lea Rae Yeary, Janice Uhl, Betty O'Bryant, Donna Kersey, Valeria Franklin, Joyce Huff. Row 2: Duane Willoughby, Phyllis Quist, Elaine Ulbrich, Betty Miller, Elizabeth Porter, Anita Romolo, Charles Bohle. Interclub Council An all-school carnival followed by an informal dance was an important project ot the lnterclub Council. Council members are the presidents ot clubs, and a representative is elected to serve on the Executive Committee. Row l: Mitnee Duque, Delores Branson, Bonnie Kemp, Jeanine Brown, Nancy Floyd, Margie Swetonic, Irmgard Bohle, Ann Carlsten. Row 2: Max Vaucher, advisory Reginald Alvarez, Al Williams, Marty Westerman, Kenny Mueller, Sam Crowe, Paul Johnson, Marie Hintz. Projectionists Operating projectors showing educational tilrns to students is the job of members ot the Projec- tionists. Row l: Fred Sylvia, Chester Honeycutt, Luis Belmontes, Arthur Kermode, Elvera Carniello, Diane Myers, Gwen De Vries, Arthuris Allen, Jo Anne Huebner, John Gilbertson, Gerry Mclnnes, Bob Standon. Row 2: Charles Colburn, Ray Crum, Robert Hannah, David Stockwell, John Velman, Robert Rebhan, Gil Leon, Kenneth Coppersmith, Dave Thompson, Frank Supak, Dick Robles, Edward Shotthafer, advisor. . German Club Row l: Jackie White, Paula Barker, Valerie Randall, Betty Ann Rohrer, Malle Kask, Leonore Ewert, Letty Maurer, Luige Madalsoo, Delores Branson, Isabel Rodriguez, Shirley Kwienski, Ann Carlsten, Miss Clara Bissell, advisor. Row 2: Donald Doerr, Tom Ferrell, Pasquale C. Coringella, Chuck Schulz, Nick Thomas, Sandy Ueland, Erika Horn, Jerry Williams, Loretta Ross, Lincoln White, Edwin Shrosbree, Warren Peters, Ken Kelley. Spanish Club Row l: Carol Martin, Elaine Springer, Irene Alba, Dorothy Donatic, Gail Youngblood, Katherine Hughes, Carole Jehle. Row 2: Advisor Paul Coronel, Frank Pillepich, Bob Kilmurray, Jimmy Pickering, Marjorie Vidmar, Maxine Cohen, Joy Galitz, Cricket Hunt, Bonnie Kemp. French Club Row iz Sheryl Flum, Frances Grossi, Myrna Cutler, Mitnee Duque, Mary Ann Bowles, Sharon Pillsbury, Karen Kaggie, Ellen Kibler, Joan Gattney, Connie Macdougoll. Row 2: Advisor Max Voucher, Tony Thurber, Tom Davis, Doug Horsburgh, Keith Johns, Peter Testa, Jesse Armendarez, Harvey Clemens, Gene Amberson, Barry Osborne, Charles Ochoa. French Club Row l: Elsie Carwell, Nancy Freeman, Betty Dennis, Sandra Tallman, Cecelia Bennett, Carmen McGurk, Julie Paat, Georgia Nichols, Mary Freeman, Barbara Payne, Linda Barnhart, Evelyn Boyd, Adrienne Johnson, Nancy Richardson, Adele Milliken. Row 2: Dick Holbrook, Ronnie Reed, Dick Allen, Mike Estrin, Larry Wood, John Facciani, Don Foster, Billy Bennett, Madison Lowe, Wayland Gillespie, Tony Navarro, Lois Guerrero, Advisor Max Voucher. Stage Crew The stage crew arranges sets, adjusts micro- phones and sets up equipment tor productions presented in the Gardiner Spring Auditorium. Row 'l: Eldon Smith, Frank Supak, Jim Dagley, David Saylors, Bill Gowen, Buck Crosby, Jim Merriam, Joe Lambeth, Don Hiner, Ed Stevens, Alan Newman. Row 2: Joe Shanklin, director, Dave Myers, Myron Nelsen, Jim Carmean, John Wallace, Jack Monroe, Bill McCracken, Robert Rebhan, Dave Merriam, Jerry Davis. Guards and Ushers This service organization assists in community and school activities such as concerts, the Senior and lunior Plays, and the Extravaganza produced during the school year. Row l: Frank Lunar, Frank Karavanic, Don Schmitt, Larry Lowe, Charles Bohle, Dewey Davis, Steve Miller, Leslie Johnson, Dale Gowen, Wallace Page, advisor, Marshall Learmont. Row 2: Robert Shaw, Louis Guerrero, Albert Alexander, Larry Mate thews, Jerry Neilsen, Darrel Olson, Nick Scobba, Keith Hester- lee, Pasquale Coringella, Ed Fulton. vc ,, ...... ...pc 1 Wi wl:-gimp ,wr F. H. A. The Future l-lornernalcers of America is a na- tional organization designed to prepare girls for their future roles as housewives. Row l: Terry Perry, Nancy Vieira, Joan Gaffney, Ida Rhein- ecker, Patti McClure, Shirley Stipe, Sharon Gilliland, Sharlene Waldrop, Betty Landes, Amy Rose Henley, Advisor Mrs. Vera Matuszak. Row 2: Advisor Mrs. Lois Finerty, Carol Hefler, Barbara Eberhardt, Sheila Matthews, Leola Post, Ann Estel, Nancy Truex, LaVinnia Beavor, Amalia Gomez, Donna Kirk, Jean Arthur, Karen Waldrop, Jessie Gomez. Dramatics Club Learning the fundamentals of drarnatics and an open-house production of plays were the ac- tivities of the Dramatics Club. Row 'l: Midge Polk, Jeanne Black, Loretta Weinstock, Rene Shan, Jane Barnard, Nancy Riggen, Micki McGurk. Row 2: Harry Couzins, advisor: Margie Swetonic, Lanny Hayward, Elaine Ulbrich, Martin Derfer, Loretta Ross, Susan Ford, Dave Merriam. 114 Junior- Senior Newcomers For the first time, a newcomers club was organized to help new students get adjusted to life at Chaffey. Row l: Carole Jehle, Charlene Anderson, Effie Pittman, Kathleen Bouchey, May Warner, Mary Ruth McGovern, Pat Lambeth, Wilma Daniel, Marty Morgan, Gerry Michel. Row 2: Mrs. Vera Flory, advisor: Dick Emery, Haines Morgan, Dale Robinson, Lefty Dorrough, Peter Elliott, Don Simp- son, Gary Thomas, Dick Taylor, Scott Bowersock. Freshman- Sophomore Newcomers New freshmen and sophomores found it easier to get acquainted by joining this newly-organized club. Row 'l: Barbara Muick, Valeria Hammond, Bar- bara King, Mariorie Vidmar, Elizabeth Strachan, Marcy Perez, Val Jean Beske, Ann Estel. Row 2: Michael Thomson, Bob Stice, Jimmy Pickering, Don Ginther, Jerry Lawrence, Dale Stevens, advisor. F.B.L.A. The Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica is a club for students interested in a commercial career. Row l: Leva Melendres, Elena Alvarez, Jessie Gomez, Paula Boetani, Josie Ramirez, Gloria Baldivia, Julia Aleman, Marie Glick, Sally Scates, Evey Burns. Row 2: Donn Freasier, advisor, Janet Allen, Lola Riddle, Barbara Yegge, Helen Gosnell, Arline Morse, Glenna Babb, Grace Goble, Myril Morgan. Pre-Med Club Students planning a future in medi- cine have organized the Pre-Med Club, which has been in existence for three years at Chaffey. Row l: Nancy Lee Hansen, Kitty Federmeyer, Elmer the mascot, Isabel Rodriguez, Myrna Cutler, Dick Goranson. Row 2: Sharon Reynolds, Dan- nielle Hill, Carolyn Smith, Oliver Markley, Janice Duke, Lola Murray, Charlene Parmley, Lee Odle, advisor. Maranatha Club The Maranatha Club is an interdenorninational group which meets at noon twice a week for re- ligious Worship and fellowship. Everyone is in- vited. Various clergyrnen and students of different faiths lead the rneetings. Row l: JoAnne Huebner, Julianne Torguson, Cleta Plott, DeLois Bartee, Kathleen Lee, Shirley Gillum, Pat O'Connor, Kitty Gibbins, Curly Miller, Peggy Beckley, Paula Harris. Row 2: Oliver Markley, Al Williams, Leonore Ewert, Colleen Ser- geant, Joy Clark, Marlene Fagan, June Sergeant, Lucille Bris- bane, Dorothy Behm, Vic Bailey, Fred Williams. Maranatha Club Row 'ln Sachiko Yamaguchi, Violet Stanford, Noel Miller, Sandra Boughey, Jan Penhollow, Carolyn Schuck, Twila Shel- ley, Faye Eckart, Betty Baron, Betty Romine, Deanne Smith. Row 2: Betty Dennis, Valerie Randall, Amy Rose Henley, Polly Beckley, Connie Lynd, Elaine Swinney, Sally Thornton, Wilma Daniel, Pearl Lawson, Advisor Mary Armstrong. Not pictured: Chris Abbey, Don Asper, Sam Campos, Shirley Dunnaway, Dorothy Estabrook, James Files, Elizabeth Franks, Jim Hollowell, Shelby Johnson, Lola Riddle, Giles Rowlands, Gerald Saylor, Sue Stickels, Arlene Walls, Gayle Walls, Darla Wulf. ll5 CHRISTMAS FORMAL 'WY' 7 l Onlookers watch girls working hard for once. Shining the boys' shoes was one of the girls' duties for Backwards Week. Backwards Week Dancers enjoyed the annual Backwards Dance with Dreamy music provided the right atmosphere for its Arabian Nights theme. girls and their dates. 117 .-A M.. M-1, W fm M. , I Q-Q Wana V Mess-M 1955 l Roy l: Sandy Smith, Barbara M. Smith, Irm- gard Bohle. Row 2: Gail Pate, Joan Epperson. Opening Act ll, 'tThere, a scene placed in Hades, was 'tThe Voice ot the Earth dance composed by modern dancers trom Mrs. Eleanor Hardey's third period. i'Sing, You Sinners, sung by Elsie Carwell, tol- lowed as one ot the highlights ot this scene. Bidonia Edwards' exotic modern type shuttle to UBachel captivated the audience's attention. Then the Advanced Boys Chorus sang Old Devil Moon, under the direction ol Miss loyce Holly. Tap dancing to l'Me and My Shadow, lanice Tenney and Karmen Ellsworth were followed by the acrobatic antics ot Ana May Warner, who performed among the coals ot There A modern dance by lrmgard Bohle, Barbara Smith, and Margie Nichols then preceded Linda Spaziani's sultry rendition ot Saint or Sinner. Close ing the second act, the Mixed Chorus, directed by Miss Buth Krouch, sang an impressive version ot leZebel. Left: Mary Freeman. Center: Wilma Daniel, Ruth Richards. Right: John Keith. Here, There, and Everywhere was the theme tor the l953 Extravaganzaithe biggest production oi the school year. Over-all director ot the show was Arleigh McConnell. Settings tor the three acts, which took place on earth, in hell, and in heaven, were designed and painted by the production art class under the direction of Carl Hossler. Act l was opened with an exciting rendition ot Love ls Sweeping the Country, sung by the Chorale. Eol- lowing the introductory skit, Lynne Lewis sang l Want to Be Loved by You. Other singers in Act l included Buth Bichards, in a comic interpretation ot l Wish l Was, and Dale Buckwalter, who expertly vocalized Lullaby ot Broadway. A girls' quartet-- Bogene Logan, Mary Biddington, Sheryl Plum, and Barbara Mahler-harmonized on 'ipaper Moon. Top picture: Mary Riddington, Barbara Mahler, Rogene Logan, Sheryl Fium. Bottom picture: Mitnee Duque, Lynne Lewis, Dolores Zdilor. ln accordance with the '53 Extravaganza theme, Act lll presented the Everywhere part-laid on the streets ot heaven. The Advanced Girls' Crlee Club opened Act lll in a good-natured mood with Get Happy. Following this number was Fanchon Carlsten as she stated I Told Every Little Star, in words and music. An all-male quartet, consisting ot lohn Ericson, Haines Morgan, Iohn Sheckler, and Bob Wilsey, then presented 'Tm Always Chasing Rainbows. Bene Shan then appeared in a comic angel dance, and then the Chorale group tollowed, bringing Thou Swell to the audience. Atter this, three individual acts were presented. First in this trio was Marian Tomkins, who executed an acrobatic dance with skillg then, Karen Kaggie, who vocalized the ever-popular Over the Rainbow, and finally, Mary Freeman, injecting a classical note with Tschaikow- sky's Piano Concerto. E TRAVAGANZA 'Midst the striking setting of buildings in Act l, several dances added color to the Here scene. A Mexican Hat Dance was done by the team of Villanueva and Martinez, and Bosanne Biane and Dick Littler sparkled in an enjoyable routine to Frenesi. Entertaining in their novelty song and dance to Mr. Tap Toe were Vfilma Daniel and Fred Finazzo, then Fred professions ally tapped his way through 'Tm Sitting on Top of the World. A modern dance to Street Scene by Dale Buckwalter, Nadine Waters, Fred Finazzo and Marvis Beach, and a clever comedy song and dance by Mitnee Duque, Lynne Lewis, and Dolores Zdilor were two acts skilfully performed. Act l ended in a fantastic sguare dance by girls from the thirdfperiod modern dance class. Entre acts between Acts l and ll were performed by lohn Keither and his guitar and Ana May Warner and Dian Myers twirling batons. Top picture: Kcxrmen Ellsworth, Janice Tenney. Bottom picture: Gcly Helen Grover, Ado Myers, Jackie White. Still in 'iHeaven, members of the Ad- l vanced Boys' Chorus appealed to the Archangel himself in their Blow, Gabriel, Blow. Returning after charming the audi- ence in earlier acts, Fred Finazzo hams mered his way across the stage, while Singing in the Bainff Two more dancing groups appeared, number one was the third and sixth period modern dance groups swirling to the waltz, Carousel , number two in line was the team of Gay Helen Grover, Ada Myers, and lackie White, who brought back Tschaikowsky for the second time in Act lll as they glided through the ballet, 'Swan Lake. The combined efforts of the Chorale, Advanced Girls' Chorus, and Advanced Boys' Chorus brought down the final cure tain, and provided a suitable climax for the fifteenth annual Extravaganza. These groups literally rocked the streets of heaven with their finale-i'Great Day. Koren Kaggie, Elsie Carwell, Fanchon Carlsten A clever skit written by lnstructors Wilf liam Simonsen and Arleigh McConnell served to tie together the song and dance numbers of the l953 Extravaganza. A series of comical events led the characters from earth to hell and finally to heaven. Much confusion was caused by the Devils visit to earth to investigate atom bomb explosions which disturbed his heating system and to select a victim to make a report on Hades to the people on earth. The Devil, portrayed by Dave Flocker, obtained a faked passport to the United States from a sly character, who was played by Bill Kitchel. He selected a little girl, a mischievous little hot-foot art- ist played by Karen Ellsworth. Before they departed for down under, Paul lohnson, who acted as Saint Peter, made the Devil promise to send the little girl to Heaven after her visit in Hell. Lett: Marian Tomkins. Center: Rosanne Bione, Dick Littler. Right: Ridonio Edwards. f H2 4'W to Q Q, 4 1 '! 'I' gh pfiv V4 5 -1 2. 'X ,ffl 96?-5 Gia' A S I 95 sri ZX 5 z K . ' J ' fx ir ,salma W WWWW yWM f! W M M . 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Row 3: Manager Phil Thompson, Dean Smothers, Chuck George, Steve Shotthafer, Bob Cas- selman, Earle Hale, Ted Herman, Don Africh, Phil Lyons, Louie Hoyos, Charlie Flores, Ken Farrar, Byron Kough, Manager Dave Thompson. Kenneth Proctor Bob Sachs ., , .:.. , li .',1 V .... 2 :ll ', .,..:.,. z .,.: '1' z ' JL. 1 A Offensive Team Clockwise from top: Stan Evers, Chuck McCrary, Norm Smothers, Lee Riggs, Paul Gish, Kenny Mueller, Ben Hunter, Joe Agapay, Sam Crowe, Don Vick, Don Kauzlarich. Defensive Team Line: Ben Hunter, Tom Beard, Bob Conahan, Bill Kirchnavy, Don Vick, Dean Smothers. Linebackers: Milton Frye Sam Crow. Secondary: Louie Hoyos, Wendell Grubbs, Howard Tipton. Howard Tipton Ted Herman Martin Wesierman Chuck McCrary Chuck George Ben Hunter Harold Kough Charlie Flores CHAFF EY AT ANAHEIM September 26 Chaffey-18 Anaheim-0 ln the opening game ol the season, the Tigers rolled to an easy victory over the Colonists of Anaheim. Sam Crowe passed to Stan Evers in the second period to lead 6-U at halftime, Midway in the third quarter, Crowe ran 20 yards for the second touchdown. The linal score Came on a pass lrom Louie Hoyos to Bob Casselman in the fourth quarter. Tom Beard, Don Vick, Sam Crowe, loe Agapay and Dan Anady all looked good in this game. Kenny Mueller Bull Klrchnavy CHAFF EY AT SANTA ANA October 3 Chaffey-12 Santa Ana-6 The Bengals racked up a l2-paint halftime lead in deleatina the Saints an the lasers field. Santa Ana tried to make a Comeback in the second halt as Bob Lacey scored on a pass to the Cnalley lUvyard line, but that was all far the Santa Ana eleven. Chattey tallied an a pass tram Sam Crowe to Stan Evers, and on Crowes run lrorn the Santa Ana ten. s Phil Lyons Bob Conohon Don Vick Bob Cosselmcm Lee Riggs Som Crowe Wendell Grubbs Poul Gish Norm Smotlwers Louie Hoyos ff W r t SANTA BARBARA AT CHAFFEY October 11 Chaffey-27 Santa Barbara-21 The Tigers struck again in a real horne-game thriller when they beat the powerful Dons. The game got oft to a quick start when Ioe Agapay returned the kick-off 93 yards tor a touchdown. Later Stan Evers took a pass trorn Sam Crowe tor a second score. Agapay received another pass tor a touchdown, while the Dons also scored. Santa Barbara roared back after the half to a 2le2U lead, until Dean Srnothers took a pass from Louie Hoyos for the winning tally. 132 lll ll iw l ,gli llvflyp 4 :W QW 1 Johnny Wallace Earle Hale Joe Agapay Don Rabun L I lf NW' A iff Dan Anody Leroy Winsor Dean Smothers Milton Frye REDLANDS AT CHAFFEY October 17 Redlands-27 Chaffey-0 In the league opener, the Tigers niet with disaster in the form of cr red-hot Terrier eleven. Chatfey's hard luck started in the warmup when tailback Sam Crowe re-injured a hand, hurt in a previous game, leaving him on the sidelines. The bad luck continued as Dean Srnothers, Louie Hoyos, Ben Hunter, loe Agapay, and Howard Tipton received injuries. Three Redlands touchdowns were made by Glen Goins and one by Whyte. Tackle Ken Stockham kicked three extra points. T133 X Roy Toomer Steve Shotthofer Mike Boyd x 3 ' Nw kr -2 f' CHAFFEY AT RIVERSIDE October 24 Chcrfiey-25 Riverside-12 Led by the combination ot Louie Hoyos ond Ben Hunter, the Tigers held the Poly Bears to two touchdowns on the loser's field. Chottey mode two tcillies in the tirst ond one in ecich ot the iollowing gucirters. All the scores come on posses lrorn toilbgclc Hoyos to end l-lunter. Sorrn Crowe kicked the only point olter ci touchdown. Riverside scored twice on posses from Roger Poulson to Bob Swortline and Col Phillion. CHAFFEY AT CCLTON October 31 Colton-18 Chcxifey-6 The hustling Yellowjackets definitely ruined the Tigers chances for a tie for first place by running all over Chaffey at the Orange Show Stadium. Chaffey's line held against the lackets to eliminate any first-half scoring. Colton's eleven scored on a run by Tommy Davis, a pass from Garth Orgill to Gene Moore, and a two- yard smash by Wayne Kurlalc. Chaffey's only score came on a pass from Sam Crowe to Ben Hunter in the last quarter. SAN BERNARDINO AT CHAFF EY November 7 Chaffey-13 San Bernardino-13 The underdog Chaffey Tigers hustled to a 13-13 tie with the San Bernardino Cardinals on Graber Field. Chaffey made its first touchdown in the second quarter when Sam Crowe ran 65 yards. The other Tiger touchdown was scored on a pass from Crowe to Ben Hunter on the Zl-yard line. The conversion was made by an- other Crowe-to-Hunter pass. The Redbirds scored on a quarterback sneak by Phelps, and on a heart-breaking score in the last minute by Don Kordyak, to tie up the game. Bill Smith Don Africh Ken Forrcxr Stan Evers Bob Croft POMONA AT CHAFFEY November 18 Chaifey-26 Pomona-6 The Tigers rnade up for defeats of the past years by conquering the powerless Pomona Red Devils, The loss was Po- rnona's ninth in a row. Two ot Chattey's scores came on a plunge by Sam Junior Varsity Row T: Manager David Stockwell, Joe Bruce, Don Kovach, Richard Sfowell, George Bleich, Lincoln White, Ray Brown, John Ratlifi, Don Asper, Allan Scheu, Jack Morrison, Bill Affholter, Warren Peters. Row 2: Coach George Thorne, Norm Burns, Dave Flocker, Jim Carmean, Freddy Villanueva, Louie Garcia, Luis Belmontes, Nick Thomas, Ken Gonce, Jerry Sufficool, Jose Adame, Paul Camarillo, Jerry Calhoun, Ralph Waltman, Dean Jennings. Crowe and a pass trom Crowe to Stan Evers. The other touchdowns were plunged over by Don Vick. Vick also made two additional scores which were called back by penalties. 5-2-2 -15:2 .... , , 1 W W I Jr f Z . disease? , , .,., ' ,K George Thorne B Team Row l: David Heathcock, Larry Blaylock, Dick O'Connor, Ron Collette, Ray Paul, Rich- ard Martinez, Larry Fagan, Alan McNeil, Don Magill, Rodger Henderson, Lee Womack. Row 2: Robert Jimenez, Joe DiCarlo, Carl Bare, Les Reese, Dan Dillard, Darrell Schnell, Larry Holt, Don Boone, Adrian Angelotti, Jerry Williams, Brian Maloney, Ben Enriquez, Mike Hinman. Row 3: Coach Bob Spencer, Don Hol- laday, Joe LeBeau, Tony Parada, Barry Lind- sey, John Zion, Bill Harvey, Stewart Kushin, David Frye, Mike Estrin, Bill Cowan, Gerald Snider, John Huston, Hershell Wilson, Dwight Killian, Bob Pardo, Coach Ed Kintzele. Freshman Team Bob Spencer Edgar Kintzele Row 'l: S. Young, J. Pratt lcaptainl, D. Forman, Hendon, C. Ogren, L. Savage, J. Hawley D C. Duke, A. Boyle, C. Hook, G. Bolsta, H. Hively, Dennis, J. Davidson, B. Robinson, D Foster Row R. Foreman, S. Palmisano, J. Crowley. Row 2: 3: F. Thompson, H. Edmon, D. Horsburgh F Wil R. Schweighardt Ccoachl, D. Finch, V. Bailey, J. liams, C. Shinn, B. Garner, B. Wucherpfennlg J. Britain, H. Reniff. Bob Schweighardt X 5 N .XL gt U xl ' v i Q lb X5 , uregn and Her Court Xl ilu K il r, Q 5 X S fe Q Q ' Ellixl llY5 X I fi l K fx XJ J A .x,L FootballPrincess Matilda Morro fix x 5 X xg .3 li Q, 3 5 Nl Q X ml X 'md v A iw 1 QNX' 'X li Q S 94 xx: X is 1 . 3 5 Q ik M Y Q li 22 XX, 5 'L '- ki lv ' YW: J lx .if QCA W R Q U 2 X3 lx! A m A X xg Q N X X Q i, xi ij N- X 'J' r X '- Y bl K X X' 'xi f--N X XX5 1 U qt X W XX A J' J xx xx X A X .N Y x xl , lx xv A Q. 'Q ', is XQ N Q, or-xx: xx N xv km is id R Xl x' l Xxxhl ly ' QS x XX , J cl S X-3 KA , M X5 r X9 Q .KA .X X. i 1 V e ll I Football Queen Rosemary D'Amato if ' E , Football Princess Laura Harrison is l Queen and Her Court Basketball Princess Wanda Wilkins , is hav Basketball Queen Nancy Jo Connor Basketball Princess Linda Bcarnhart Varsity Row 1: Jim Wiesen, Sam Crowe, Bill Eblen, Ben Hun- Bob Croft, Ronald Alverson, John Robertson, Bill Stock- ter. Row 2: Roger Heinauer, Sherwood Milleman, Ken well, Howard Tipton, Charlie Flores. Hawes, Bob Johnson, Jim Graves. Row 3: Louie Hoyos, Coach Karl Kaiser Co-captains Sam Crowe and Bill Eblen 141 CHAFFEY AT RIVERSIDE February 3 Chaifey 49 Riverside 59 The Chatfey Tigers were humbled in the league opener by the Riverside Poly Bears. High-point men tor Chaftey were lim Wiesen with l5 points arid Bill Eblen with 13 points. Bob Fisher made 12 points for Riverside and Charlie Burke scored l3. RIVERSIDE AT CHAFFEY Icrnuary 9 Chcxffey 41 Riverside 52 The Riverside Poly Bears took an early lead over the Chattey Tigers and led all the Way to Wiri the game. The Tigers rolled in the third quarter but were stopped short. Coach Kaiser stated that the chief cause ot Chaffeys loss was the extreme height ot the Riverside team. Charlie Flores Louie Hoyos Bob Craft Bill Stockwell en Hunter Ronald Alverson Roger Heincxuer Ken Howes CHAFFEY AT POMONA Icmucrry 13 Chorffey 60 Pomona 51 Ben Hunter led the Tigers to a 6Of5l triumph over their archfenemies, the Po- mona Red Devils. Hunter made Zl points, and lim Wiesen and Bill Eblen garnered i5 and l2 points respectively. l,eroy Fer- guson was high man for Pomona. POMONA AT CHAFFEY February 6 Chorfiey 63 Pomona 56 ln the second game oi the series the Tigers deteated the Devils in a real thrillf er. The Tigers held a ten point lead at the halt, which was out down to one point until the closing moments of the game. Wiesen made 20 points tor the Tigers. Scam Crowe Sherwood Milleman Don Vick Howard Tipton Jlm Wlesen ' 'K l Q .1 . ' ' A, .f. ' ' fa , REDLANDS AT CHAFFEY Ianuary 16 Redlands 37 Chatfey 33 The Redlands Terriers defeated the Chal- tey Tigers in the last twenty seconds ol one of the most dramatic games ot the season. Leading by only six points, Chaltey froze the ball midway in the third quarter. Then Chatfey lost the ball in the last minute, and Redlands rallied to take the game. CHAFFEY AT REDLANDS February 13 Redlands 68 Chafiey 64 The Tigers lost any hope for the league championship by losing tor the second time to Redlands. Challey came from be- hind in the third quarter, but began fume bling the ball. The Terriers again took the lead for the rest ot the game. Chattey's lim Wiesen made 23 scores, and Steve Mateljan racked 25 points. CHAFFEY AT COLTON Ianuary 30 Chaifey 62 Colton 55 Chaffey rallied one minute before the half to defeat the Colton Yellowjackets in a hard-fought game. The Chaffey first string played almost all but the last min- ute of the game. Chaffeys Sam Crowe and lim Wiesen garnered l8 points apiece, CHAFFEY AT SAN BERNARDINO Ianuary 23 Chaffey B3 San Bernardino 31 The Hfired up Chaffey Tigers sent the hapless San Bernardino Cardinals to their fourth straight C. B. L. loss. lirn Wiesen garnered 23, while Sam Crowe netted l3 points, and also displayed outstanding sportsmanship. SAN BERNARDINO AT CHAFFEY February 21 Chafiey 76 ,San Bernardino 44 The Tigers easily ran over San Bernar- dino for their second Win over the Care dinals. The Tigers led the Cardinals for the Whole game. Bill Eblen racked up a sensational 3l points, while teammate lim Wiesen made 23. COLTON AT CHAFFEY February 27 Chaiiey 61 Colton 58 Chaffey defeated the Yellowjackets once more in a game which Coach Karl Kaiser described as one of the most thrillf ing of his career. The Tigers came from behind in the last minute of the game, led by the brilliant play of lim Wiesen, Bill Eblen scored Zl points, and Wiesen made l8. Bob Johnson Jim Graves Bill Eblen John Robertson l45 Junior Varsity Row 1: Chuck Rozelle, Dick Lawrie-Smith, Row 2: Hal Hively, Bill G. Smith, Joe Perry Jim Davidson, Ed Bordenkircher. Jerry Pratt, Dick Foreman. Coach Bob Spencer B Team Row l: John Ericson, John Wallace, Ronald Thorne, coach. Row 2: Gerry Snider, Les Reese, Rose, Larry Crowley, Warren Peters, George Robert Jauregui, Ralph Walfman, Raoul Moli- nar, Hershell Wilson, Jackie Diaz. Freshman Team Row l: Lester Bell, Frankie Herrera, Royce Cain, Jerry Hendon,Howard Wellington, Frank Malone, captain, Louie Ledesma, Bobby Bal- Tucker. Row 3: Bob Schweighardt, coach, Terry divia. Row 2: Carl Ogren, Charles Hook, Roger Anguiano, manager. Vogler, David Merriam, Darrell Forman, Duane Coach Ken Proctor Captain Don Rabun Varslty Row 1: Dick Bumstecid lmanagerl, Hershell Wilson, Rabun, Gene Anguiano, Gil Quesada, Stan Evers, Loren Sam Gold, Milt Frye, Joe Agapoy, Bob Mead lmanogeri. Sanchez. Row 3: Ken Proctor icoachl, Sam Crowe Don Row 2: Gary Adams, Louis Hoyos, Ben Hunter, Don Africh, Bill Cowan, Bob Fowlkes, Tony Munoz, George Bleich fmonagerl. Hershell Wilson Gene Anguicxno Gary Adams Bill Cowon Joe Agapy Louis HOYOS Don Rabun Put Out at Home Base Stan Evers Loren Sanchez Som Crowe Don Robun Ben Hunter on cu Double Play Don Af,-ich Tony Munoz Milt Frye Gil Quesado Bob Fowlkes Ben Hunter J un1or Vars1ty Row 'l: Fielding Thompson, manager, Larry Fagan, Dave Frye, Dave Stockwell, Harold Reniff, Gerry Snider Fred Sylvia, Joe Le Beau, Del Maple, Ralph Waltman, Jerry Pratt. Row 3: Charlie Flores, Ron Alverson, Bill G John Lewis, manager. Row 2: Jackie Diaz, Joe Di Carlo, Smith, Dick Foreman, Carl Bare, Jerry Williams. Coach Bob Schweighardt Captain Carl Bare 152 N, is .rs W Junior Varsity Reserves Row l: Daryl Moss, Dick Peterson, Bill Brady, Gaudio. Row 3: Larry Eisenhardt, Coach Carl- Jared Crowley, Huston Walker. Row 2: Glen son, Rodger Henderson, Rodger Skinner, Jim Bolsta, Frank Gomez, Albert Tello, Augustin Davidson, Jim Britain, Don Finch. Ramirez, Ted Hoffman, Jerry McCown, Tom Intramural Team Row l: Joe Villalobos, Jerry Hayes, Darrell Byrd, Hal Brown, Faustino Ruiz, Frankie Here rera, Dwight Killian. Row 2: Bobby Baldavia, John Wickham, Ronald Baldwin, Ronnie Smith, Carl Ogren, John Palmer, Anthony Kaiser, Bill Cline. Row 3: Donnie Hughes, Phil Hernandez, Don Asper, Charlie Hook, Dale Bunch, Darrell Forman, Prexedes Leyva, Duane Tucker, Coach Lyle Frye. ,KM ,5g.r.'zy TRACK 154 Coaches are ., .UP X X ,. in if 4 an Q ... A. ...M A Team Row 'l: John Zion, Jose Adame, Paul Camo- Thompson. Row 2: Frank Parsons, Lincoln rillo, Jim Humphries, Jim Merriam, John Wal- White, Earle Hale, Jan Van Dort, Bob Cassel lace, Paul Gish, Norm Smothers, Manuel Val- man, Rod Mclntire, Fred Gude, Don Vick Jim les, Norman Burns, Steve Shotthafer, Phil Carmean, Don Kauzlarich, George Willmore Season Record For the first time in a number of years, Coach Truck Lindsey's spikemen failed to win the Citrus Belt League championship, lacking the all-over depth and power possessed by previous track teams. The Tigers, however, did have a good long distance relay team, and two good sprinters in lohn Zion and Don Kauzlarich. One event where the Tigers did not have to take a back seat was the shot-put, as Don Vick defeated all opponents, and set a national record of 62 feet, 4 inches for the twelve-pound shot. There are a number of very excellent trackmen on the team. They will be juniors and seniors in a year or two, and when this time arrives, the Tigers should be up to the standards of past years. The A title was won by Riverside, and San Ber- nardino and Pomona won the B and C titles respec- tively. l55 9 fr ' it B Team Bottom picture-Row 'I: Jim Anderson, Richard Puz, Joe Govea Don Holladay Alan Barr, David Merriam, Larry Matthews. Row 2: Bill Harvey Jann Batchelor Don Stenger, Larry Phillips, Charles Cook, Deverrell Foster, Robert Pardo Em. e HG e Top picture-Row 1: Doug Lamb, Stewart Kusin, Ruben Gutierrez Manuel Marquez, Buck Crosby, Feliz Martel, Bill Gowen, Del Wood. Row 2 Dan Dillard Rickey Nichols, Lee Womack, James Haase, Darrel Schnell John Huston Joe Singleton, Brian Maloney. Below: Don Vick receiving the first place award for the shot put at the Chatfey lnvita- tional Meet from lane Franks, Vick later set national high school record for the shot put by throwing the l2 pound shot 62 feet 4 inches. HKSEYQZFL .. .i.d.l..3ss?si?W9' .ci tix Above left Jose Adame Bull Symonds Rodney Mclntire. Above right Don Kauzlarlch Steve Shotthafer Lincoln Row l: Art Hawthorne Don Hale Bob Young Joe Hawley Don Naglll John Arnold. Row 2 Jlm Henderson Ruchord Martinez L nwood Davis Hal Edmon Bob Bowers. TENNIS WBPF 12.3 EX FJBL 4' H Qs. A .flfrpew isffky, , ,532 aae- : 1 ggi., '-FPS ,-.?.F'F'5k 563,24 T 9 X if ,Sir Mfr Yf, . ff G: eg X i me Varsity Tennis Upper row Worsivylz Gail Forester, Paul Skvarna, Bob Lower row Uunior Varsityl: Charles Reno, Don Kovach, Sanchez, Bob Allen, Mario Gallo, Ray Davis, Billl Alan McNeil, Ben Ramirez, Gary Stiles, John Karlsten, McCombs, Mike Woodward. Bob Garner, Cliff Caftell, Doug George, Jim Morin. Bill McCombs Gail Forester Alan McNeil Don Kovach Coach Ed Kintzele 4 effffsff c3fi2fQL2 g'fi 'ff TIGERS 159 Doubles Action Season Record Under the coaching of Edgar Kintzele, in his first year after taking over the net duties from lsaac Funk, the tennis team had a fairly successful sea- son. At the time of the yearbook deadline, it ap- peared as if the junior varsity would Win at least l3 of its l6 matches. They had lost two of these by a score of only five to four. lt also appeared that the varsity team would finish at least third, possibly second, losing six matches and Winning ten. With a very good group of tennis players coming up from the junior Varsity, Chaffey should have an excellent varsity team squad in a year or two. Mario Gallo Bob Allen Paul Skvarna Jim Morin Mike Woodward Bob Sanchez ROY DC1VlS Harold Kough M Swimming Team Row l: John Karp, Charles Bohle, Pierre Bfane, Gary Smith, Delbert Wing, Ernie Wat- son, Eric Meier, Ronnie Collette, Richard Davis. Row 2: Mike Sweaney, Loyd Hall, Wendell Pontious, Lyle Bonham, Mike Blane, Don Anady, Howard Tipton, Wendell Grubbs, Ralph Croft. Row 3: Ken Roberts, Grant Stipe, Mike Quint, Dale Holloway, Harold Kough, Phil Lyons, Fred Wallace, Allen Scheu, Coach Bob Erickson. 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Volleyball 2 l 4 O Speedball Left to right: Rogene Logan, Molly Gomez, Dorothy Wolfinbarger, Letty Maurer. MM Jackie Brown, Joy Missildine, Marsha Perdew, Marlene Merlino, Donna Williams, Myrna Hollaf way, Joyce Westerman. l 1 Golf Jane Hanley, Dawn Oswald, Betty Landes. Nancy Leuty, Kitty Feolermeyer, Ann Chadwick. Jan Parks, Miss Betty O'Keefe, Zita Navarrette Myrna Cutler, Dot Honeycutt. Hockey Ana May Warner Dixie Carney 'K ' s i fi Marjorie Boothe, Deanna Fra- Jean Eller, Elaine Springer Zee, Jean Eller, Elaine Springer, Joann Long, Carolyn Widener Eliclia Martinez, lla Black. Nancy Stoner. Softball Molly Gomez, Laura Harrison, Rogene Logan Colleen Sergeant, Laura Harrison Dorothy Wolflnbarger, Rogene Logan, Lefty Maurer 2 Thelma Franklin Modern Dance a Anderson, Joan Epperson, Wanda Wilkins. Row l: Carol McGurk, Delores McKean, Phyllis Earp. Row 2: Ros- nne Biane, Janet Strachan, Paf Hansen. Third Period X, r Z gg Leu! , ,l Jfw . an f .jgdpulcv V:. --5.6 GAP C9-,-54... ,rv-ov fmvq Z iw M .c,',42Afo8-if ww QM, My Q,-ja MX. Sixfh Period Shirley Kormanik, Nancy Hansen, Sheryl Flum, Pat Wiese, Joan Litwiller, Charlene Parmley, Beverly Kirby, Marvis Beach, Sharon Elder, lrmgard Bohle. Modern Dance Charlene Parmley Beverly Kirby .Sig rr -fre .9 f5,'T-xg..-2 'Y-vigfgif Y-gyda Acknowledgements ,.,A, ..,,. , , Act1v1t1es ...,..............e,.,,,,,,,..,,,.,, f Index ........175 83-123 After Game Dances ..A,....,......,.,.,, .,,,,,,,,.,,.,,. 1 18 Assemblies ..............,w,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,w,, .,,,,,,,, 1 06-107 Backwards Dance and Week ...,,..., ..,,,,,...,,,,,, 1 17 Band ..........,.......,...........,. f sss. 104-105 Carnival Dance .....,.,,,ssssss., ,,,,,Y,,,,, ,118 Choruses ..,,,,..,..,..,,,,,w,,,, ,,V,,,,,, 1 09 Christmas Formal ,,,,, ,,,i ,.,,,,,,, 1 1 6 Dramatics Club ......,i.,. Drill Team ........ssss,,,,, Extravaganza ......., Fasti Staff ...,....... Features ......... . Flag Twirlers ..........,...sts French Club .,.....,,.,,,,,,,.,,, Future Business Leaders.. .. 14 120-121 ....88-89 122-123 103 .......113 15 108 Future Farmers ,,,,,i,,.,.,,i,,,,,, VVV,,,ivw Future 1-lomemakers ,,,,,,,.,, i,7,,, , H G.A.A ..........,....,,,,,,,,,,,,w,,ii, German Club ....,...,.Y.tuu Girls' League .......,,,,i,,w, Guards and Ushers ...t. Hi-Y ,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Inter-club Council ........ lournalism ............,.,,., lunior Dramatics ,.,,,,,.,,,ii,,, 114 101 .......112 M92-93 .......l13 .........102 12 ....90-91 M98-99 102 Key Club ....,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,-,,,r,,,,, ,,,,,,,,VV,,.,,4 Latin Clubs and Banquet ,.,,,,,,, r,Y,,,,, 1 10-111 Legislative Council ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,AA7,,7,,,,,,, 8 6 Maiorettes ........,...ut,,,w,,,,,,,,, Marantha Club .,.,,,..,,,,, Newcomers Clubs ..,,....,. Orchestra .......,,.,,,,rr,,,,,, Pigskin Prance ......ct. Pre-Med Club ....,.u,uu.u,,, Projectionists ..,.,....,,,1Y,,,,i, Scholarship Society .,...,,. Senior Dramatics ........ Shipwreck 1-lop .....,c,. Spanish Club .,..,,a Speech ........,,,.,,,,,,., Spring Formal ..,,w,.,.r, Stage Crew ...,.,..,,,.Y,, Student Council .......ita World Friendship .,..,i,t Admmlstratlon ................... ...., ....,. Attendance and Guidance ..... .. .V,ac..,. 103 15 14 104-105 18 15 12 ....96-97 18 12 ....94-95 .........119 ..,......113 ....84-85 .........100 ......7-19 ...,...10 Board of Trustees .....,..,.....,... ..,..,.,,,,.. 8 Faculty. ..,.,.,...........,..........,,......, . ...atww,...... .,., . Office Administrators ..,....... ....ll-17 School Staff, Maintenance, and Drivers ,.,,...... 17-19 Dedlcatlon ..............i.i..,,.......,.......i.......................... ' 174 F asti Meaning ........... Freshmen ............... Officers ...., Foreword .....,.,.r. Index .............. Iunrors .......... Officers ..Yv.ata Senlors ......................,.....,,..,.,.,,.,,,.,, Commencement Speakers ......, Officers ,.,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,r,,r, Abernathie-Bredsten ........., Brennan-Coulson ........w,vY, Cowan-Elder ,i,,,,,,,,,,, Elkins-Germoncl ......,.... Gillespie-D. Hawes ...... K. Hawes-Iohnson ........ lones-Madalsoo ,,,i,,,..,,, Maddox-McCombs .....r McCrary-Patterson .......... O'Brien-Ramos ,..,,...,,,.,,,,,,,,, Rapattoni-Shepherd ......,..,. Shlingbaum-E. Thompson. R. Thompson-Wheatley ..,...... White-Zdilor ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, Senior Award Winners ,... Sophomores ,....,,,..,., Officers ........aw.... .........73-81 .......74 ..........174 ........,53-63 .........21-51 .......22 ...,.....24-25 .........26-27 .........28-29 .........30-31 ........,32-33 .........34-35 .........36-37 ....,....38-39 .........40-41 .,.......42-43 .....,...44-45 .........46-47 .........48-49 .........65-71 Sports .,..,,.r,,,,.,....,., ,,.,,,,,,,,, 1 25-173 Boys' Sports ,...... Baseball ..,t..........Yw...,,a.r.i.,.,,,w,.i,r,,,, Basketball ............,,,,,i,,,i., ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,,.,,,,, Basketball Queen and Princesses ,,,rr,t,,,,,, Football ...,....V...........................,,,,..,,,,rr,,,,.,,,., Football Queen and Princesses .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Swimming .......,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,. Tennis ....................,.,..r..........,,..,,,.,. Track ........... Girls' Sports ......, Song Leaders ,.,., Yell Leaders... Table of Contents ...,........ Theme Page ............ 127-137 148-153 139-147 .......l40 127-137 .....,.l38 161-163 158-160 154-157 165-173 .,.....126 .......l26 E 5 2 Acknowledgements Photography Engraving Valley Photo Center Kater Engraving Company Cntario Los Angeles Cover Printing S, K. 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