Claremont High School - El Espiritu Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

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I V ff V,1J ull' K lf' 6 X ,f L - 5 mv, J V X N x ' IL!! .Q J 0 I x W X4 5' THE PCDWER OF PER he Kixmfffx . 115' .X . Q NALITY W Q, Wa WWWMM VU M 'T K? TX, 5? N' V! ,. HM- ' Miss JEANNE PALMER of . 0 ' Jf ' ,W 'P N ' f A ' M' - 0 V f W M r, U31 ' ww U ' VX A Sl DEDICATION There is one person, a directing force, behind all of the artistic aspects of our high school life. Through her teaching and guidance we have become more creative in our Thinking and more appreciative of the creative efforts of others. Deeply involved in all high school events, here is a woman who, because of her numerous outstanding qualities, is never wtihout some advisory iob. Yet without a minute to call her own, she is willing to take on still more. So it is to you, Miss Palmer, as the Power behind our Personalities, that the El Espiritu staff dedicates this annual. 5522: l X Ei Ir up ..' lm W, ' t X , s,f1X ?3i if ls. i N A . ' 'Pl E X x P 3:12, Q ,-'--, ,,:1., ,,.,1, ,f. , . - 1 ,. 5 4 .1 ,A .af ,,,,',,.' . ,A,f, 'arf 1 'Q 41 Q N 1 1, f x 4 ' Q 1 .41 17,7 1 1' ,'f lj 7' 1 -,HJ -ff, .yt-fr . .J-'D , fx, .v , Q A 'J' .wrt L' , - Yi 745 V . . - . . ' . ',.' K . 1- .-9 ,' ,F , ... I tp ' I . A K I ' p. V , E -js . L . - '. n , ,rx-. i . x - .V E 4 V- 7 ,,.' ' if ' 1 -A , i, - ff' ' xi ,,1..L -A .1-Ai Q ,.- f.L J- ' My' -,. - fy i' . - - in --X ,rf-rw ' f Z if ' . 'X 4 f L ,g,.. fu' X -ff. ,i tt, ' 1 A' ' l X ' ' I 0. C Q The directing force hind the Claremont High: student AZ' the leadership compo eil of administration, teachers and student l ' Q leaders. Through their co rted effortall fhool activities are successful. Only Sy their unfla ing work, can C.H.S. to be known for its vitality. Q . Nz, Nl 1 ,,,3 -x f A '1 'ivy Qi! 'fi N0 Moy I extend my sincere greetingsm 'g GR5fd8'ehtg Body of Chom- pions ! You have proved to be GTE to every opportunity, sports- men of the highest merit, friends.to all gt Mticpoperotivve , and efficient in the ckassroorne-quofity proud of your every occomp!i3h?f'g3nf'of 1954-1955. V v ' Arthur M. Main x, . Q-- v 4 .K SCH' 4 To,seT and Pitzer, Mr, Main policies and To them 2-mvuldh go our grafifude ., FACULTY .X . N x hX . . V' A' sk -Y-if i ug? ' i ws , -c , 4 -.fx B2 1, H' ' 'l XXAVQ' 'Q kgs K., N , Q J X 4' x s, R Q X At Claremont High, the faculty plays an important role in our personality development, school work and activities. The cooper- ation between students and teachers is outstanding at C.H.S. In addiion to their regular work, the teachers voluntarily assist us with our clubs, plays and athletics. c-'4 The maintenance staff of Claremont Junior-Senior High School, including the office workers, the bus drivers, ianitors, and the cafeteria crew, are the work- ing force behind the staff and the students. What would we do without these hard-working people who give balance to our lives as a whole? H. Wayham, H. Alkire, J. Clark, F. Gettman, E. Head. '31 :wir Mrs. Piquczrd, Mrs. Woodward, Miss Secrles, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Miller. MAINTENANCE Mr. Gettmon z -1 NN-Nr 'c A V 7 ' 2 ' V . if J V u x, ,lf W r lf VJ Cf r , rw I .J f LJ ' v 46 Lb lf fu uf 1 uf by J ' V J' ., v l lv l' UV' L, ,Uv U rl U Lys ,X 1 D Sumpson D Anderson J Peek J Raney J Sunger B Colby J Boln ger S Scott The Junuor Hugh years are years of development and the leaders durung these years are of great umportance Thus year s leaders ofthe Junuor Hugh are worthy of specual mentuon for ut us upon these people the actuvuty ot the Junuor Hugh hcs rested and ut us to these people that the Junuor Hugh Sudent Body hcus looked for support To begun wuth a leader must have outstandung personaluty qualutues of durectuveness force endurance cooperatuon and abuluty As leaders of the Junuor Hugh Johnny Peek and Bull Colby have combuned these essentual qualutues and added to them makung thus year among the most successful the Junuor Hugh has had - A u - 1 - 1' , .' , . , . l- 7 ., u T . I , . I . ' l I I I I ' , I JUNIOR HIGH LEADERS Row 1: D. Anderson, S. Ronfeldt. 2nd: B. Polos B. Montgomery, L. Scoff. 3rd: S. Scott, Mrs. Gallo- way, Mr. Snyder. 4th: Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Young Mr. Jones. Sth: D. Kieselhorsr, D. Simpson, B. Colby Mr. Altenes. 16, . I 4 1 I 'Q - MARY FRATER Advemsing Manager BIM JOLL OGR Presud 'I' .r Secrets ry Q - BONNIE POMEROY Vice-President S MARTHA DARBY if Treo surer Ivr ,am V if L . ,,,, X J, cwfywf 6il,Q? SENIQlQwl-lli3H LFQLDERS ust have enth sua m abvlnty oresught cnty uc are he q t ese tudents for they have played a very Import part In making thus year at Claremont Hugh School Indeed a memorable one Provldnng leadershrp nn student actnvltres ns sometlmes a dltfrcult and tnme consuming task but these students have done truly an excep tional lob The product ot the leadership of these students has been shown by success and progress In all phases of school lute Front P Warwick J Lowry B Prnce B Jollymour H Bol nger 2nd Lloyd Snrder S X P Frankel L Logan S Altfeld 3rd A Westbrook B Woodward A Hunger ford 4th J Boggess M Warkentln E f nlffe 51h J Mark R Graf oth Hammond ,Q A.. ss, I7 K. 'F 'Y 1.4 ENTHUSIASM x '1 4 , . 5 if I' s ' V155 42' X 2 1 - s 2 ks- ' 8 4.5, fx fx I . be . If 'W . ' f W 5 V 1 E ' g 1 2 gp, 3 2 1 , ? 7' I 43 Rf J ,-3 a I J gg 'Q . ,XXX S, , , XXX J W5 'HN W gulf . , .A I f .,gff-.. .. .fy U , -V pf . 'f,'.wf. ,,,,A,,,,W, , ,, ,. . , . 4 ij. 1 .u .hi -I I Hjgh makaa life an advaniurs Imiaacl oi cn daily grlngE5al5m1a- aaa EIHWOUDB unaquolad by oihar groups. Wlih and ya? ara vary aamlllva to each what fan, Iha the Juniar 1 I. -5 ,i SEVENTH GRADE I 'lstz P. Morgan, J. Carruthers, B. Briam, J. Singer, H. Harrison, D. Running, B. Gain, J. Lee, T. Omri. Qnd. P. Montalbana, J, McKenzie, R. Garlits, O. Bachelor, J. Morgan, R. Atherton, M. Schafer, D. f Hebert, M. Reents. .-E Qt 7 Q P' lt was an eager seventh grade class that came to Claremont Junior-Senior High. Without delay, they organized their activities, elected officers, and put on the Halloween Party. Catching the spirit of C.H.S., they built a float for the Bonita game and designed their shield, Before the holidays, the class not only had a separate Christ- mas party, but also gave aid to needy people, by proving to be big sup- porters of charitable organizations. 20 lst: M. Fink, M. Parker. 2nd: P. Scott, S. Frank, C. Thatcher, S. Sullens, M. Chittenden, R, Jollymour, L. Kopechy, S. Mather. 3rd: C. Hakes, L. Lower, S. Hammond, I, Hymanson, C. Stocker, S. Swarts, B. Setzer, lst: J. Krier, J. Kelly, D. Ellison, R, Scherer, L. Scaff. 2nd S. Ronfeldt, B. Benson, P, Culbertson, R. Angle, T. Bassett, S Weismiller. 3rd: L. Pierce, J. Tyson, L. Daniel, M, Colby, L Lowe, B. Ferrin, D. Anderson. Athf R. Gentile, J. Pierce, M Matzen, J. Gleason, J. Potter. Sth: B Wait, B. Montgomery, V Mortensen, D. Young, E. Loeb. bth. J, Brunworth, B. Minnich W. Smith, B. Coltrin. Q0 lst: A. Caye, E. Torrez, L. Butcher, M. Torrez, T. Sheets, D. Rugh, R. Gomez, B. Bern, L. Hernandez, B. Allen, J. Fabus, J. Peck. Qnd: E. Towne, S. Miller, C. Bromage, P. Burr, T. Pringle, ...fl SEVENTH GRADE lst Row: R. Shelton, L. O'Conner, C. Alexander, B. Wren, D. Skelton. Znd. R. Kell, J. Brage, N. Connor, J, Jekikar, J. Goodchap, M. Williams. 3rd. B. Bauer, R. Soderberg, L. Candelas, L. Burt, L. Krause, N. Pierce. Ath: K. Dobson, B. Bolinger, A. Coleman, B. Dobson, T. Armeridarez. Sth. G. Redmond, C. Smith, D. Riplinger, D. Belmudez, lst Row: J. Muntzel, E. Kirner. Qnd. F. Rinard, B. Nelson, B, Spann. Srd. D. Woodrum, D. Watson, F. Carmona. Ath. B. Melendrez, L. Orozco, D. Gale. 5th: S, Sears, S. Bingamon, J. Putnam, S. Slaughter, S. Penter, T. Jordan. + J. Dowell, D. Hersh, S. Chilton, M. Morgan, B. Lattin, D. Was- den. Srd: D. Sanders, F. Hardy, S, Shacklett, D, Madsen, F. Hungerford, K. Morgan. rl' -..,.,J lst Row: B. Maniarrez, R. Hall, C. Win- ter. 2nd. L. Armendarez, J. Staub, J. Clark. 3rd: A. Bustos, D. Harmon, W. Vaughn. Ath. M. Eley, R. Palmer, M. Brierton, 5th: B. Fleming, M. Engebret- son, C. Shook. 6th: C. Franklin, J. Roman, T. Morris. 7th: P. Richie, W. Scott, P. Carmona. 8th: E. Carnett, G. Hathaway. lst Back: P. Gach, C. Putnam, J. Lowe, B. Arthur, B. Wilcox. Qnd: M. Williams, B. Bagley, B. Rockloff, F. Comstock, B. Bentley. 3rd: B. Bonzer, B. Haas, B. Har ris, J. Marsella, J. Peck, S. Yinger, A DiOrio. 4thi V. Wall, D. Wren, J. Birnie, L. S-hull, J. Peck, A. McClay, V. Jackman 5th: J. Ellis, J. Haynes, T. Frankel, D Kiesselhorst, J. Wilson, S. Lamb, P. Telep ka. bth: S. Boyd, B. Sellinger. The Eighth Grade indicated an abundance of spirit early in the year with their float for the Bonita game. Respon- sible for the annual May Party put on for the entire Junior High, they raised money for the dance by cookie and'rcake sales. The dance itself was very successful. Led by first semester officers Sue Scott and Bobby Palos, with Student Council representatives Nancy Gray, Sharon Boyd, Bill Maniarrez, and Judy Curtis, the class showed much enthusiasm which marked them as sure to succeed at C.H.S. lst Row: R. Spon, S. Henderson, F. Holliday, R Hoppis. 2nd: F. Buttorc, R. Mortlnez, M, Stevens B. Nelson. Srd: M. Sevillo, C. Yoder, J. Soorio, J Curtis, C, Lineberry. 4ll'l: J. Torrez, J. Bollogg, M Homel, R. Sorner, F. Renord. Sth: C. Oroxzco, M. Gonzolez, M. Expinoso. lst Row: K. Groy, J. Ludwig, J. Ellison, B. Bertel- son. 2nd: S. Fowler, B. Polos, K. Deitel. 3rd: S. Younge, G. Webster, M. Teeling, P. Moffett. Mhz D. Bond, B. Benson, M. Parrott, D. Griggs. 51h. J. Shelton, G. Gordon, N. Rodewold. EIGHTH GRADE Y lst Row J Ellfson B Bertelson M. Coldiron S Jones J Forks 2nd N Groy D. Jocobs, C. Elder G McMeons 3rd M Hoger B Botcheller, B. Booth Kmgston D Lennlng lst: P. O'Conner, R. Johnson, J. Archer, J. Alffeld, T. Ebell, C. Alloa, A. Spann, R. York, C. Kees, D. Yillik, D. Patton, P. Burns, M. Martinez, G. Rodewald, J. Robbie, S. Eldridge, S. Cawsey, K. Mal- oney, P. Caye, P. Torrez, R. Felix, R. Newman, B. Butson, C. Vaughn, B. Beard, C. Builer. lst: B. Evans, L. Finley, J. Kleven 2nd: D. Skelton, S. Jenkins, E. Mab- rey, R. McClay, R. Baker, J. Pulliam A. Norton. Srd: J. Tibbcls, D. An derson, J. Hardy, J. Tenney, J Hughes, D. Fullerton, P. Johnston ,A Q f' 1 . ,i Pr 19' xff The large class ot '58 abounds in fervor, proved by their many and varied activities. They are responsible for an unforgettable picnic at San Dimas Park, and lett their impression at the Bon- ita game with their unique float. Under the leadership ot Presi- dent Bill Colby, the class put on several cake sales and had a party which was very successful. v NINTH GRADE xl lst: D. Irvine, J. Vieg, 2nd P. Daugherty, M. Orneles, M. Orneles. 3rd: R. Hernandez, J. Clark, T. Reirno, S. Benak. Ath: B. Norton, J. Bolinger, M. Glen, J. Raney. Sth: B. Smith, J. Singer, J. Frank, D. Simpson, S, Thorne, C. Perkins. bthg G. Gillette, K. Otis, H. Ellsworth, B. Colby, B. Price, L. Naidor, S. Cappeletti. 7th: R. Chen, D. Fraser, J, Peairs, S, Buxton, J. Peek, L. Van Dolsen, S. Joseph. 8th: R. Chen, J. Boggess, R. Lockner, D. Peterson, J. Rains, J. lst: S. Muntzel, A. Scriven, S, Morgan, C. Hayes, C. Leuttgerodt, N. Orozco, B. Molina, J. Sears. Qnd. D, Snelson, S. Holmes, L. Morse, J. Harris, K. Hertz, D. Jackson, E. Serna, S. Nelson. , 5 ,........i-r .' Ki-wr' I. K. 1 '9 yt' r f'.x5, YJ-,,f ii 5? Mr. Rutnouhr ll' bi HGH b ' ' 1 1' ff 0 Slim gn 5 Mr. Tnykrf 56 'L E' lr Lrgffflf Xi- ' - X-ag :A' f , iw fl 43 f .y ' AM, 21 A fi if -if' if ' in ,L ,K .3 g nf -. 3 I f' 8 D Z I Y 1 i I 2 '1 Mrs. Mahoney ' , , ,.1.,f n y5:d,f.,, 'mi my f4r Stern 1 iraq g- gs, 114 .uggbf L Jones ., Qi 1 ' : ,Ann 2 1 Z Front: D. Kieselhorst B. Aurther R. Martinez V. Jackman Center: P. Armendarez R. Jobe A. DiOrio BGCk: B. Benson H. Harrison J. Birnie R. Atherton Mr. Jones P JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS The Junior High Football team worked under a new plan this year. The team was divided into three groups which, under the intramural program, played one another throughout the season. The winning team played the B team. Under captains Bobby Palos, George McMeans, and Bill Maniarrez, with super- vision by Mr. Reitnouer, the program was highly successful. The Junior High track program was very similar, with inter-class competition. Mr. Jones, track coach, stressed the fundamentals of track and that track is an individual sport which aids in the development ot the person. At the meet between classes held at the end of the season, awards were made to those showing particular enthusiasm and promise. Ee MP 3 ...g -3' bs . Q lst Row: V. Jackman, S Fowler, B. Larfin, F, Hardy D. Gale, B. Bollinger, B. Arthur B. Manjarrez, R, Hall, ?nd1 .l Kelley, R. Afherlon, F. Reinhard G. Carnett, Mr. Reifnouer, M Engebrefson, G, Hathaway, H Harrison, J. Lee, 3rd: B. Palos D, Kieselhorsf, M. Espinoza, K Dieral, E. Lobe, J. Gordon. 21.1 Q x 6' ,- -L Q .f Jin' ' We Q-4 .,,g,,, ' aw Jrfvvv-v-'INDI'-4301 M4 1' E , s l . il' 1 - I 1 ,lg ig ' 1 lhlllllt, fe Q l l .Ill if ' l l ff 1 - ' , ., I 1 S l ' i l 5 I l 1 1 0 its ' t ,Rf Xi Z- X XX' X fl ei' X f f7 Xl A 44,53 ,,,f 454 ff in xx ' 1! i 5 .X ZX X N ,, 1 1 can srrloothedii youl hm how. Efecause our personalities are still 2 Q. Q Z 31 ,,i4V Q I ! F lr 5 l A 1 ' g g , Eg , f ' its ' t i ff e 1 l , J ll ' l l l I p i ll E' 'V The OUI' DSW there High guidance, can greatly change or reduce I well-rounded person are many and varied, interest groups and service clubs place excel. - - .-4 The Enghth Grade dancnng held at Sycamore Audrtorlum class par Miss E. Putnam, dancing class instructor Z JUNIOR HIGH DANCES The Junior High dances have been gala affairs. Each class has given a dance with notable success. The enioyable Halloween Dance was given by the Parent- Faculty Association. The Seventh and Eighth grades had their own Christ mas Balls while the Ninth grade attended the Senior High Ball The concluding dance of the year was the beautiful May Dance received with gaiety and enthusiasm All in all the social season for the Junior Hugh was a succession of sparkling exciting events The N nth Grade s Soda Frolics K JR. HIGH DRAMA CLUB-bottom RADIO CLUB--top 'J N 'Cf . 17 7 vim ff f' s i. L R. Angle, B. Benson, D. Young, L. Scaff, B. Minick, W. Smith, D. Dleison, J. Brunwarth, R. Gentile, E. Loab, Mr. Taylor, J. Pierce, J. Tyson, L. Pierce. 4 5ie1+-145 0 V . L.-num'-4- Ni - -ii ' ' .Q .5 551.14 if lst: J. Carruthers, J. Putman, M. Morgan, J. Patker, B. Kingston. Qnd: Mrs. Mahoney, C, Thatcher, L. Van Dolson, S. Eldridge, G. Gillete, D. Irvine, C. Hayes, J. Harris, J. Altfeld. JUNIOR HIGH CLUBS Three of the more enthusiastic Junior High Clubs are the Radio Club, with Mr. Taylor as supervisor, the Science Club, supervised by Mr. Turner, and the Drama Club, supervised by Mrs. Mahoney. The activities of the Radio Club members included acquiring amateur licenses, and eventually building radio stations for themselves and the school. The Science Club featured exhibitions of basic scientific experiments which were presented weekly, with members compet- ing for points. The Drama Club was divided into troupes, with one of them presenting a one-act play to the rest ofthe club each week. F: ec: . Cawsey, S. Jenkins, P. Burr, K. Morgan, B Allen, Mr. Turner, D. Fraser, B. Butson, C. Butler, J, Hardy, J. Peek, J Tibbals, J. Pulliam, A. Scriven, V. Jackman, W. Scherer. Mr Papsdort F Comstock .1 sl J gs, , R obe M Stevens D Bond D Lenlng T Frankel 7' J Cark gif' The Juntor Hugh Boys Sports Club demands action Wnth Mr Jones as thelr supervusor the boys spent thenr ttme duscussmg fundamentals of sports and peronaluttes an the sports world Besudes partucrpatlon ln sports the group also saw tllms of sports events provlng valuable nn broadenlng their sports Inter ests Mr Papsdorfs select group of erghth grade boys IH thas Model Arrplane Club are successfully channelung thelr skulls and lndlvldual abllttles to buuld all types and suzes of model airplanes 36 f Bottom Row J Kelly M Schaefer J Snnger 2nd B Bensen 3rd S Rondeldt I 'Lv . CFL. ' M W 5 v U L A X , 4 --f- . J tl J 't . . y ygty x A i ' A ' . . ,.. .Ja 5 LXR ' Qs i f A l J ' O . 1 , H 1 4 J- C U A P . . . . I gxx.---1.5 , I I L L lst. J. Peck, B. Haas, P. Ritchie, 2nd: P. Caye, L. Schull, C. Winter, J. Curtis. Srd: J. Ludwig, D. Wren, M. Eley, B. Booth, M. Hager, K. Elder, C, Lineberry. Athi D. Yillik, V. Walls, B. Bonzer, J. Ellis, C. Franklin, J, Rohman, M. Brier- ton, M. Sevilla. L-13:1 With characteristic energy, the Junior High Hobby Club, composed of Seventh grade boys, worked at assembling model air- planes, trains, and cars. With Mr. Snyder as supervisor, the group hoped to expand their hobbies. Action, their pass-word, the Junior High Girl's Sports Club is composed primarily of Eighth grade girls. Through participation in many sports, Mrs. Wignall hoped the girls would acquire a lasting interest in one maior sport. YOUTH CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL Among other thnngs the Ecnelcs members have proved to be ex perts on the formatuon of snow crystals Also lusted under malor acocmplnshments IS the success ful Ecnelcs sponsored Science Farr Speakers and Trnps com pleted the agenda maklng the year an actuve and protntable one To help coordinate the ideas of teenagers andthe adults of Claremont a Youth Coordu natlng Councrl was organlzed thus year under the leadershrp of the Adult Coordunatxng Councll The council wnll Include representa tnves from all school and comrnunuty organ lzatlons A constitution and a safety prolect have been adopted R Pnce R Stretch E Cunluffe N Johnson D Jackman B Bentley B Page W Scherer D Snmpson SCIENCE CLUB Front D Ferrrll T Hunt L Logan C Booth H Bollmger P Perklns B Woodward M War kentun Second D Jacobs Mr Bookhout J Lattln K Wall R Glll A Westbroow J Mark Th rd R Graf T Jackson N Nelson D Peter son L McCanne H Gnffuth D McCanne C Marcella P Warwnck A Burme M Bookhout .kd k Open-house in the Biology Department. All science rooms were inspected by hun- dreds of Claremonters. 1 - l M I . 1 . Larry Logan's proiect on Chromatography. Xl The Ecneics Club presented the 2nd Annual Science Fair, under the able leadership of their president Larry Logan, and expert help ot Mr. Bookhout and Mr. Turner. The 125 entries, the work of some T50 students, showed great origi- nality in presentation, thought and careful research. The first prize winners were: Doug Russell, Physical Sciences, David Reirnuller, Bio- logical Sciences, and Don Fraser, Junior High by Don Jacobs. SCIENCE FAIR Top. Mr, Turner, Don Jacobs, Dianne Ferrill surveying Biology projects. Bottom. Electrostatic generator entered X, -v. , I .. t. vv. 9 Q A . I '1 Division. in Q nm.. . 7 f 5 3 ' . ' 3. 5. Q., I I ff 'Q if .. , ' 7 7 .2 .W J' . .- -j , -gg ,, 1,-ff ? Xl? , 1,1 ....... ., A-'1 A E, K QW, Q . 5. 40 3514 aff li? dx . ' 1557151 A Sli' I G .., f,3 ,A Waxmxu' A 5 I ze' A Y if he-Qfllilw 6 ZX .rpg ' 1,7 .k - f? .L:,,'f4? Y., '- f 1. , Q., .H X ..,, , ,,,,, 5 Rav' Top: Joan Boggess, lst Sem, Pres., with Charles L a w I e r, sculptor, Dauber's Pin, T. Sheets, Loret- to Johnson, 2nd Se'n. Pres., J. Brunworth, K. Aase, B, Pomeroy. Middle: Group pic- ture of Daubers. Mr. Richards a nd Miss P a l m e r, advisors, with R, Hernandez, J. Boggess, D. Ja- cobs, L, Johnson, S. Young, officers. 42 isis we l Q1 ,f The Doubers are dedicated to giving their best artistic effort for school and corn- munity service. Their varied and valuable activities include posters tor all, professional stage sets, an all-district student art show, outstanding demon- strations and visits to local exhibits. inte DAUBERS Gtr' .0 2. . A I .1 DY ,,.f-f' e f' -111 Doubers' membership. J. Bolinger, L. Johnson, B. Pomeroy, K. Aase, F, Fish, J. Boggess, L. Johnson, N. Pierce, H. Hungerford, R. Hernandez, P. Culbertson, J. Boggess, R. Chen, C. Stocker, S. Weismiller, B. Fleming, S. Morgan, H. Ellsworth, D, Jacobs, J. Parks, B. Barcheller, S, Jones, M. Glen, L. Hayden, B, Nelson, S. Young, B. Booth, M, Eley, M. Hager, B. Krngston, N. Gray, K. Drerel, S. Boyd, J. Brun- worth, M. Hunter, L. Hernandez, K, Morgan, D, Rugh, Pointing posters, de- licious refreshments served at vhe Thurs- day meetrngs, lec- ture on sculpruring by Mr. Lawler. 43 1 -. 1 K. Wall, M. Warken tin Mr McGill, L Snider, B. Woocl- ward, S, Altteld. WOLFPACKET Co-Editors Maureen Warkentin and Bette Ray Woodward. With the addition of three new features, Heap ot the Week, Sportstrait, and a novel comic strip, Wolfpacket Co-Editors, Maureen Warkentin a n d Bette Rae Woodward started the presses rolling to produce a paper eagerly welcomed, and enioyed. While there was cause for con- fusion at times, there were pleasant muo- ments too, and all contributed to make a memorable year for both the Wolf- packet staff and its readers. lst Row: L. Naidpr, K. Wall, H, Ellsworth, S. Edridge, J. Altfeld, P. Kaye, N. Johnson, M. Warkentin, B. Woodward. Qnd: J. Bolin- ger, L. Walker, A. Westbrook, M. Hakes, L Ice, J. Scott, P. Perkins, M. Bookhout, 3rd P. Peck, C. Leighton, R. Graf, P. Frankel L. Armendarez, J. Smith, H. Bolinger, S Altfeld. 1 4w I The production of a year book de- pends on a wide diversity of talents -artistic, photographic, and mathe- matical. This year's El Espiritu Staff, headed by Anne Hungerford, has been a fervent group, eagerly spending many hours in prepara- tion so this book might completely record the numerous events of the past year. Editor Anne Hungerford D. Peterson, N, Larsen, R. Chen, Miss Palmer, B. Rawlins, D. Jacobs. '-sk ,ug EL ESPIRITU f' P'-Q... K. Wall, K. Aase, E. Cunliffe, Miss Pal- mer, A. Hungerford, A. Westbrook, L. Walker, S. Altfeld. L. Walker, R, Graf, D. Polos, D. Jacobs, P. Perkins, N, Johnson, B. Rawlins, D. Peterson, K. Wall, S. Altfeld, A. Hungerford, Miss Pal- mer, B. Wilson, E. Cunliffe, J. Clark, B, Norton, A. Westbrook, R. Chen, S. Clark, B, Rockloff, N. Lar- sen. 54 1 J. Kees, Pres, A. Copenhaver, L. Ice, L. Lower, A. Torrez, T. Gon- zales, Mrs. Laidlaw, G. Candelos, M. Bookhout, J. Mark, M. Bald- ridge, Mrs. Morgan. Maior plans of the Homemaking Club, consisting of Junior High girls, include affiliation with the Future Homemakers of America. Acquain- tance with homemaking was a pri- mary goal, with special proiects in- cluding printing a book giving baby- sitting requirements, and sending gifts to sick children. S. Chilten, J. Faubus, J. Peck, Qndf S. Penter, C. Brownridge, S. Miller, E. Kir- ner, A. Caye, B. Nelson. 3rd: S. Swarts, S. Gutierrez, S. Mathers, M. Williams, T. Half. Mhz P. Telepta, D. Kirksay, D. Anderson, P. Gach, Mrs. Young, R. Jolly more, N. Coner. JUNIOR RED CROSS Showing undivided effort, the Junior Red Cross, under the leadership of Janice Kees, put on a successful Red Cross drive, with the money raised going to the David and Margaret Home in La Verne. In addition, the enthusiastic group packed candy at Christmas-time which went to both the David and Margaret Home, and nearby Veteran's Hospitals. HOMEMAKING CLUB fi X Under the guidance of Mr. Cohn, with President Jay Lowry, the club presented the annual Lettermen's Dance, the big, masculine, social event of the year. The money earned is used to purchase the greatly coveted letters for those boys whose coordination and fine sportsmanship earned recognition. Mr, Fraser, P. Frankel, E. Fekete, J. McCarIey. The Business Club, re-estab- lished this year to begin a stu- dent employment program, is doing the spade work prior to launching it this summer. Sim- ilar to plans of other high schools, the club will secure work during the year for the students. LETTERMEN'S CLUB lst: E. Haertel, P. Wade, J. Lowry. 2nd B. Pennoch, D. Cundift, K. Ebell, E Hearst, D. Polos, L. Armendarez, Mr Cohn. 3rd. C. Gonzales, B. Jollymour, R Raney, L, Logan, T. Hitch, H. Gonzales G. Candelas. Athi C. Steele, B. Price, D Price, B, Hammond, D. Peterson, P. Ware wick, R. Gill, E, Cunlitfe. 5th: R. Bonzer D. Vickstrom, N. Larsen, R. Graf, P Frankel, N. Nelson, C. Runsvold. oth: J. Smith, W. Scherer, J. Bassett, J. Allen, X. Bustos, S. Melendrez. 7th. J. Mann, M. Coldiron, J. Lattin, J. Contreras, J. Putnam. ti f . we 9 BUSINESS CLUB Row 'l-G. Canclelas, L, Armandarez, C. Runsvold, B. Jollymour, J. Lowry, E. Haertel, R. Francisco, N. Book. Row 2-B. Price, L. Snider, R. Roney, E. Hearst, E. Cunliffe, P. Warwick, P. Wade, R. Thorton. Led by advisor Mr Polos and President B ll Pr ce the Key Club s service prolect included a baseball scoreboard, wolfhead and book cover contests KEY CLUB ' F7 H H on CSF Characterized by a fervor for books and study the members of the California Scholarship Federation must be able to maintain a B average ow l I H Bollinger Larsen P Warwick D Peterson E Cunliffe L Logan D McCanne 2 A Westbrook M Darby K se P rkins D Fern Johnson M Warkentin B Wood ward B Pomeroy M Hakes G Griffith L Walker A Hungerford 3 L Armandarez S Hogan L Lowe B Altschuler B Wilson V Jensen J Alexander R Goforth M Frater D Jackman J Bog ss 4 Pa Clar H rrison J Flora B Coltrin R Strelch R Weeks P Singer S Honaker Mr McGill 5 D No ton D Bensen W Scherer P Frankel D Russell R Raney D Reimeuller R Lamb R Thorton J Lyon R Francisco N Book 4 CHORUS Frrst row Mr Htte E Fekete J Andrews B Serna D Vogler J Hammond J Hardy E Haertel D Dowel! Second row L Ice B Pawlnns P Wade C Alba C Maloney Thrrd row P K S Cawsey J Peek J Vneg C Vaughn J Sun er Fourth row D Patten L Sheffneld B Pennock P Burns J Robby B Smtth Ftfth row D Cunduff M Coldnron A Fredendall J Crosler C Hayes S Eldrtdge THE GENE NORMAN SHOW Although a new actrytty parttctpa tnon rn the Gene Norman televnsuon show ts one to be conttnued followung years Appearvng were members of the student body and offrcers f-.J MCM M Ist Row: J. Scott, S. Altfeld, B. Woodward. 2nd: B. Coltrin, J. Andrews. 3rd: M. Tager, E. Zosso brook, L. Walker, G. Griffith. 4th: S. Honaker, M, M. Bookhout, D. Ferrill, N. Johnson, M, Hakes. Q 5 .N U 1 .i Bentley, Mr. Booth, R. Graf, Clark, C. Aronovici, N. Larsen, Cunliffe, D. Dowell, D. Benson, Russell. 50 R Bonzer K Wall Pj We.: DRAMA CLUB Warkentin, J. Mark, 744' The Dramatic experiences of these Senior High students are a source of great sat- isfaction to both the participants and the viewers. Through one-act plays, and visiting speakers, this eager group is learning to manipulate and test many personalities with varying environments STAGE CREW 45: .-, 1 H The Stage Crew is the necessary cog behind every dramatic production Re sponsible for building sets lighting and changing them, the group consists of Senior High boys under the direction of Mr. Booth who develop more than aver age handy-man knowledge lst: Aggie, Tish, Liz zie. 2 n d : Ellen Charlie, C h a r i ta Lem, Collie, Luther, Bettina, Wesley. The play presented as the annuol fall dromatic production was Tish, a comedy taking ploce near the Mexican border. Gwen Griffith, sup- ported by on all-Senior cast, made her stoge debut as Tish. After mciny breathtaking experi- ences, combined with adverse circumstances, the mystery ofthe ploy was solved. XXT!SHll LN X A ,J l ' on A Top: Ellen, Charlie, Mrs, Noble, Wesley Bettina, Left: Aggie, Tish, Lillie, 51 CHRISTMAS PAGEANT 1 Wa J vrf' If 'W Hnghlrghtung the tradrtuonal Chrrstmas r-'Q Pageant was the smgung of old fash loned carols by the chorus Moved by the beautnful scenery and the splrntual atmosphere created by the enacting of the Chrnstmas Story the audience de parted wuth new reverence and loy nn hearts ' f , y ,Q Q' ' ' .:v:', v . I ,fu I 1 'af .' 1 fr' f ..A. - fi '.f' Life-1 , . 1 5: '-r' .5 . :V-. '-35 , - 4. rv,-'rv . 'yu if ' 'S if 4- I x 6 . . I . - I f' . . I . . I . - .S a., h A 0 X I . 1 45 'J 1972 'FASHION SHOW 'R A Modelmg lovely dre s she mode as semor Dtanne Fernll The cornbsned rumor and sensor hugh classes ot the homernal ang department held their annual fashnon show March 25 under the drrectnon of Mrs Laldlaw Rose Marte Stretch and her cornmrt tee cornbxned thenr efforts nn rnakung the 2nd annual show another success Janlne Mark was rnustress of ceremonles wrth the ard ot Irene Hymanson Joan Parks, Barbara Knngston and Mary Land as nar rotors Followung the show a tea was served prepared by the seventh grad homemaknng classes ix, U X . 1 t A r. , , , x .- 1 .- in I ' . f f 1, P x' Q to Qx x V M - - X K ' 1 . a , l ' il' l , lr' J' , -l 5 . V! I X' 3 'rlv ,f 'Q x x. rl , fl' V , ri y XR tl lt 1 2 ga l I J? ,, X . 3 I I. X I - f 1 I5 hae O- asf v TL' BOYS' FORUM The Boys' Forum began development this year, and under the directorship of Paul Warwick, many plans were made for the future. Among the activities were movies of interesting sports events, as well as talks on foreign countries and various aspects of the Armed Services. Enthusi- asm was shown by the group in the organiza- tion of a boys' cheering section led by Don Jacobs. President Paul Warwick B. Hammond, P. Warwick Mr. Martin, R, Raney. FAR LEFT President Jonrne Mark GIRLS LEAGUE J J ckson D rru Johnson J Mark B Wuls n M Bookhouf Jackman Mlss Hardy L lce -I at LAR o TK -'1u EnergeT1c TemunnnuTy characfernzes The Sen nor Hugh members of The Gnrls League as They acfuvafe Hugh School TuncT1ons Under The able leadershnp of Mass Hardy Dean of Glrls and PresndenT Jannne Mark The Gnrls League successfully compleTed many prolecTs such as The Howdy Hop Tag Day The annual Girls League Formal The FaTher DaughTer Banquet and The Sophomore Junior and Sensor MoTher s Teas H 2 Q , I ff 1 Q L ff-, ' .X dh 4,-l L A-.-'Y N U .,,....J . . K 9 '24 f , f A ff' f X E A 2 4 f i 4' if f ijifr-Q1 x-,Q I 4 43 ,.... 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If 1 I E5.1,,,i- '13 ,fi 'TM' X T x J. , 1 Senior Princesses L. Walker, P. pefklni. Queen M. McBurney. Christmas vacation began in a whirl again this year as the Father's Bond played the down-beat, opening another gala evening sponsored by the Wolfpacket. Gay red and white candy canes decked the walls, and a CANDY CANE CAPERS sparkling white Christmas tree spotlighted the center ofthe dance floor. The highlight of the dance was the crowning ofthe 1954 Christmas Queen, Mariery McBurney. vim R .N Av Princesses J. Rciney, H. Streich, L. Walker, M. McBurney, P. Perkins, R. Streich. Past Queen, B. Luettgerodt. CUPID'S CAPER B f h bl Wlth the tradltnonal theme Kung t Cys ol le les mem lo e Hearts Ball thus dance was one of the most memorable events of the school year The highlight of the evening was crowmng Lloyd Snuder Kung of Hearts IS M 'Yp- nces J Lattm G Marsella B Pr ce L Smderand D Jacobs J Mark and Lloyd Smder J x ,3 ' X to .1 of ' ' ' ' L J i J iz - S 'Fl 'sly ' Q Q w W J L Q l L 554 xl tt The activities ofthe school year were begun by the Howdy Hop, an ice- HOWDY HOP breaker dance sponsored bythe Gnrls League t Sycamore Audltoruum HALLOWEEN DANCE Drversuon us a necessuty to the well rounded person and the Halloween Dance sponsored by the Senror Hugh parents provld ed dlversron a plenty The deco ratnons products of the Art De partment were IH keeprng wnth the time ot year while refresh ments were dellclous ' ' a x if X 1 X X! ' L I lyl -1, l . . . , ,.,.,, , 'L ' JY I - - u 'bfn ' ' . . . vin l I . . . . ' J D , ,, I - c' 'A . ' . U i-1 K . INTER-ACTICN 'O' 4 i l .1 c fl Athletics ore there is the sports one con develop nfl D Jry port in the growth this type of interaction to know in good cleon sportsmanship ln teom of cooperation and teorn work while in individuel sports one characteristic 'rolents to C1 further degree. Athletics offer releose of tension through reloxotion, and ore o basic builder ot personality. -, Q lt had been nuneteen years slnce the toot ball team of Claremont Hugh had experu enced the honor of wlnnlng the Trl County League Champuonshup Thus year haracternzed by energy spurut and drrve the tearn rolled to victory for eught stranght games but was defeated In the sem: tnnals of CIF play by an nnsplred El Centro eleven 64 , s 1 FOCDTBALL That this year's football team was suc cesstul was not to be doubted nor ques tioned, when analyzing the team mem bers. Paul Warwick, All - Tri - County League tackle, was also named Lineman of the League, while Jay Lowry Ed Haertel, and Gibby Candelas also placed on the All-League first team. On the sec ond team, positions went to Bill Price and Charles Steele Although honors were taken by many the team, under co-captains Bill Price and Crispin Gonzalez, displayed much spirit and cooperation, an essential in competitive sports ,? 'PQ 'ia We C' iii 'Rs'- in Football Queen Nancy Johnson at Tri County Dance Winn ng Junior float at Bonita Rally Q :fl Z ff? 1 Phil Wade Quarterback ,41- Ed Haertel Left End KI I ,S ,.- 1 f 'Y I Bobby Hammond Halfback T , lx 1 i 'Q I-jl Hi gf ,., .Ur l 7 V wire N Jim Bassett Fullback v . l s q :ff QQ- .A E Dick Vickstrom Halfback 66 xhvf T if 34215 I ttf 4 2 Tom Hitch Halfbcck ' Q- ,rm ,ii uv' , . -v 4 , 7. I Lea Charles Steele Karl Ebell Left Tackle Left Guard Gilbert Candelas Center fl ' I Bill Price 3 M ,f ,L Quarterback 1 LN . '. A li' ' X, if' ,if lc r Y i A,lf .L ., ' NLF, 1 ' 1-iP'4v..fZ Jim Putman Guard pun , Larry Armenda rez Halfback Mickey Coldiron Tackle Dick Polos Jay Lowry Left Halfback Fullback Norman Nels Tackle 1' 1 Bob Rf-meY Paul Warwick Bim Jollymour Rlghf Guard Right Tackle Right End Larry Logan Crispin Gonzalez ,X t ,Guard -f Right Hqifbqck Q ' X . l I Xavier Bustos End Roger Bonzer Fullback John Allen Guard lfwfffffffx ' 1 Lloyd Snider Center 6 Wa . Jim Smith Guard xhg iii vt' ' Y . Jack Mann Tackle -, ., Q Dick Peterson Tackle ff Charles Runsvold Holfback -Q r i , Ed Hearst Center .9 Don Price 4 En , v- 41 cl X Hector Gonzalez End as 4 fl' cw .1 AL 9' 'f' I C if! I ff ' 0 f Bert Pennock Center Pete Frankel Tackle , ,if N53 L LAJCKAQQ Cc gwzll H uBn QQQOK' Jai C7 bk 1 S! an XM -Osamu Thrs years B football team under the leadership of coaches Levnne and Bookhout entered league play for the fnrst trme ln tour years The team displayed a great deal of zeal and e erness whuch wrll help strengthen the Varsity teams of the future In tact all the games whuch they played were close the Puente game undecuded untul the trnal gun sounded 68 C Coach Levrne and Coptom Wendy Hall Fr nt L Mcnlorrez C Albo C Butler D Sumpson Second J Peek S Cousey C Kees W Hall Thrrd J Pulllum K Hertz T Plummer D Snelson Fourth N Book P Johns ton B Colby S Nelson Frtth G Bartlett L Smnh M Smrth Suxth B Pnce D Skelton Seventh Coach Levine 7 L., ,fu 5 -6 BASKETBALL Stuntecl by success In football this years basketball tea m was up agamst overwhelming obstacles Yet true to form It was able to overcome these problems tymg for third place In League play Bum Jollymour captain and fourth hlghest scorer m the league recelved a posutuon on the All League first team Coach Mr Stern and Captaun Bum Jollymour - MI l T Paul Warwlck Center Brm Jollymour Forward -If-lxlf K Bob Raney Forward Norman Nelson Ernest Cunllffe Jlm Sfmfh Forward Guard Guard 41' KQV' Ebel' Larry Armendarez Forward Guard 51 Ed Haertel Center Bull rnce Guard Red Baker Center Gnbby Candelas Guard Qf' Finishing in third place in league standing, under the able' direction of Coach Stern, the Bs showed improvement and spirit throughout the season. B BASKETBALL Front Skelton Nelson Delco Colby Price Orozco McLane Condelas T Hitch Back R Thornton Mr Stern P Wade C and D BASKETBALL Front: S. Ccwsey R. Price P. Johnston D. Anderson Scnven Bock Sumpson Mcnlorrez Thorne Albc Peek Mr Jones lla.. Mr. Alfenes, Coach Ernie Cunliffe, Lloyd Snider Co-Captains VARSITY TRACK Varslty Track was under The capable leaolershup of Coach Altenes and Co Captains Ernue Cunlnffe and Lloyd Snider The season s hughllghts Included a fhrlll mg 56 48 vucToly over Bonlta and the smashmg of the Chuno Relays 4 man 2 mule record by middle ollsfance aces Larry Armendarez Jam Bassett Ernie Cunlxffe and Tom Hutch Sprnnfer Phul Wade the Team s top pomt getter and Ernue Cunlnffe who set new school rec TRACK Hai! or s In The 880 ll 57 41 and mule l4 28 91 are given excellent chances To place In the CIF flnals an May Frank Molina Ml e Phrl Wade Sprnnler if Lloyd Smder Mn e Erme Cunl ffe Mule 880 ja-his Bum Jollymour Shot Put Charles Steele Shot Put Pole Vault 8 O it ,i B s va F' r- A - 4 ,gags . , J igvfvkk .4 A A s if Larry Armenda rez Hurdles, 440 ? Jack Rams Terry Hunf Managers Dave Clark Ml e hy: 4 -v 1 .159 ., :Vw UF' S Jim Bassett Bill Snelson 880 Sprinter '40 iv ,0- Carl Aronovicl Broad Jump Don Price Hurdles Sprinter ,-I 0-dv-H. fe:-f' If Q-Us 0' Tom Hitch 0 Bill Colby 440 John Candelas Sprinter Broad lump 75 The B track team was handicapped by lack of depth, since many participated with the Varsity. However, under Coach Altenes several boys turned in outstand ing performances These included high lumper Dick Thornton broad lumoer Dick Cundiff and hurdler and sprinter Frank Terry B TRACK wwf,- 859' .-ff Q mln' 'J af'-rl 'N-Que by 445k-Q' 3 'mr 3 16 W C TRACK Coach Altenes' C team had the same problem facing the B's, lack of depth. However, sprinters Jim Pulliam, Catalina Alba, John Peek, 660-man Steve Thorne, and pole voulter Dick Winters turned in sparkling perform- ances. Winters broke the C record by vaulting lO'3 . The C.H.S. record for the mile and 880 was broken by Ernie Cunliffe, pictured here at the Chaffey Invitationals Track Meet His time for the mule is 4 28 9 Q0 Arm will dnfgg M.- Front J Lnnderman D Cundrff J Moorehead N Larsen Back Mr Polos Peterson Book Lamb TENNIS Raney Ebe I Thus year s tennus tearn wlth only two returnnng lettermen had an obstacle to overcome but with their boundless energy came out ahead Under the expert coachung of Mr Polos great nrnprove ment was shown throughout the season A great help to the boys was removal of basketball standards and re surfacing of the courts To reward therr efforts The team purchased packets 78 Norman Larsen Capt and Mr Polos Coach f'-D -.'l -4K A fs -4 5 I I I A BASEBALL The baseball team showed much zeal and enthusiasm for the games, but short of pitchers, were beset with problems Nevertheless with determunotuon shown throughout the season they proved as usual a credrt to CHS Captclm Jay Lowry and Coach Cohn Make Gonzalez and Stuart Holmes Mgrs Joy Lowry Capt Shorty Melendrez Ed Haertel and Catcher Shortstop Fnrst Base 4 im. nr A sqm, ll '43 ga? ffsagagk Q 13? ..,, 51 8' 'Jr-I Ha?4: ' s ,-.Q 'i.g. 'N 's .f H' 'h.a 2,,.,5 Q, if kb' Ed Heczrsf Rlght Fneld if M Duck Polos Second Base Charles Runsvold Center Field , r 1 f x 1 -,,. 1-44.41 -U '-4-5 Gnbby Cundelas Bob Hammond Right Fleld Left Field Jim Putman Pitcher Duck Vlckstrom Shortstop A Art C enhaver Bob Price John Deka Fel Ay Third Base Pitcher Outfielder ci Wg X rf! Nr Ron Baker QWQ4 The B Baseball team coached by Mr Le vine displayed strong Teamwork Although league competition was stiff they ably met all opponents UAL B BASEBALL Front. C. Butler, D. Price, M. Cottinghcim, B. Pieters. Second: D. Simpson, C. Kees, T. Ballogg, D. Skelton, C. Alba, S. Nelson. Third: Coach Levine, T. Hitch, X. Bustos, L. Maniarrez, M. Hitt, B. Swarts, H. Gon- zales. 81 DEVELOPMENT IN COMPETITIVE SPORTSMANSHIP Mrs. Wignall, J. Jackson, N. John- . ' ' I. son' B4 Mcnimrez' Pres Front. M. DiOrno, M. McBurney, B. Co trin, S. Honaker, B, Page, J. Hearst. 5 1 I ' . c ,J ,. A 4' , . ' V A ff . K -J fx, g v . I6 .fa Q . ,V T M msg. l - K A lr 2 I ,Q X' ' '- Q I ,gr Front. K. Wall, M. Bookhout, J. Mark, B. Maniarrez, L. Martinez, B. Serna, M. McBurney, N. Johnson, L. Walker, D. Ferrill, P. Perkins Qncl: L. Johnson, J. Hammond, J. Jackson, A. Torrez, C. Leighton, D. Gatten, M. Warkentin, J. Kees, A. Westbrook, R. Goforth, D Jackman, B. Pomeroy. Srd. M. Hunter, K. Saario, S. Clark, B. Page, B. Hale, L. Lowe, J. Crosier, D. Vogler, J. Ellison, R. Weeks L. Lower. Ath. S. Lorna, B. Coltrin, J. Shull, P. Garr, A. Fredendall, S. Honaker, E. Zosso, P. Singer, R. Streich, E. Contreras, M. DiOrio S, Harrison, N. Domingos. 5th: J. Hearst, T. Gonzales, J. Flora, K. Maloney, S. Morgan, J. Singer, B. Smith, G. Rodewald, G. Gillette K. Otis, J. McCanne. oth. P. Burns, R. Chen, M, Glen, C. Perkins, D. Irvine, S. Joseph, S. Benak, L. Morse, P. Daugherty, J. Bolinger J. Clark. 7thf J. Harris, H. Ellsworth, J. Robby, B. Norton, C. Hayes, 'J. Raney. J- ' L.. ba '03 'W-er 'C' v 2 Q I , B P Y '- v A ' V 3 9 Y 1 ' - N l. H ' ai i Ur' 4 4 ' v ,pf vs- ' N' 5 -1 if Q'n 9 Q SPEEDBALL 93'f'3 r1'fS 1 1 4 - ' ' 'CT' irwfv wir Qaptatn Dtanne Ferrill fx 4- Vg- 0 'gun .-,' , -J, 4 .N A . .11 : A ..-A' ,g,1.4.'fv.. - , , A,,,.' C . .4 Q 9. . -V j,.,,L,,., Q . , ', -. , Q 4 ,T ' 'KM' ' -i ' 1' I,f:. :,, . 'ff- 9?N-.2.hTC, Q .-- ' ' '73 142- -2- .Q 3'4I'?F?T'??--diff? A ,U .' ' ' . M '- . 1....:,A.,L- ' -91-'fglliiaijgtov N V I-,L V The energetuc Seniors proved worthy opponents thus year, becornung the Inter-Class Champs. 'M ' I :LA Front: K. Wall, M. McBurney, B. Manlarrez, L. Martinez, A. Westbrook Qndf P. Perkins, N. Johnson, D. Ferrzll, J. Jockson, 3rd' J. Mark, M. Workentun, M. Bookhout. BASKETBALL The Sensor gtrls basketball team was Inter-Class Charnpron, a post- tnon gatned by defeatxng all other GAA. teams. Front: J. Mark, L. Martnnez, B. Manlarrez, M. McBurr1ey. Qnd. N Johnson, M. Warkentxn, J. Jackson, A. Westbrook, D, Ferrill, M, Copmm Ame Wesrbrook Bookhouf , l 1 9 ,NQZI 1-,J ,v M fp -..4 ., ..,,.,.,.- V -v -W i nail 1 mi' ff an-. . , Pr' .NH juv- ,, it B ..'n'Fi With Julia Hearst and Marlene Di Orio as Co-captains, the badminton team had the greatest number it had had in years, re- sulting in many victories. vb!-ig-r V-c if B. Page, B. Altshuler, P. Holliday, . .. J, E -' . ,bug K, Saario, S. Clark, H, Gray, B. Page, Captain Y H , ISQ u, , A Ljtq.j'w:EZwQ 'fro-, .lr J, Hearst BASEBALL With the coming of spring, came the base- ball season, a game awaited eagerly. BADMINTON K- Wall J, Crosier Row 1: J. Hearst, S. Honaker, P. Singer, J. Flora, E. Zosso. Row 2: N. Domingos, S. Harri- son, L. Lower, P. Garr, M. Di Orio, G. Hall, R. Weeks. l I 1 -X - ' ' ., ,- ..asW'N 1 5 Q xgsfrzk I if ' if -..... 11111552 111 ' HOCKEY Great enthusiasm was shown for hockey this year as an inter-class sport. The tennis team, captained by Suzanne Ho- naker, took part in several playdays, each helping to develop both skill and personality. 'ig-J --4 -- L. 174'-, ff' ,'- . J i' , +'T'5:-'f 1' ' '51 Y i Egfr 491 -1 4 .A sf: A N.. Q .-1 ,lf .-' - .4 s . gg, s .x,. D Capt. S. Honaker 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 B Altshuler M Frater 5 Cork 310' OP .Q-'fa 'dff' 4'. '7 .-ffl? . ,S 'han' .' TENNIS 'im f X 2 fl- dv ,g,,.4..4... 'ff , X 2. If-ff 1 ,KX 'ff'! 'Y ff ,Sf adv' ai ' 1 X x 'L' ni ' ' 1-J. Pt. 5 sf'- fill' 1' y i 1 ,A l ll .' I' .1 . ,. ' 1'4'f PN 4' 241 , P' ' f.-' if 1 . ,u .0 . . oft l'. 1' ar Vi c,,., zgyf 115.1 15' gl 4? -:ge-l .n145'Y:ff. A u,s Us b-fvv'! v , El! Q sf 'f x ,Q 'N iQ U 2 Iurluenuel pen one eu 1.'Ql mmm. lm Lrsiuculr. gcwuuuenl, an 'ILL ibm cu LlOlJl'l'lL:l11, dw -ft. I Mrs. Loidlow J. Lyon T. Bollogg Mr. Polos 5 A .Q,r- .1 v Q- J ' - xl 4 sf D' QN '. -YJ., lg ?4 '-P.:F3.,I If s ..-qt. 4 S Qvx lf.f.lmg N First: C. Ritchie, J. Hearst, L. Lower, S. Lorio, P. Gorr, M. DiOrio. Second. T. Plummer, T. Bcllogg, J. Lyon, N. Book. D. Cook, B. Swartz, M. Hitt, F. Fish, D Riemuller, S. Honoker, J. Pumon, D. Jocke son, N. Domingos, M. Gordon, L. Lower, H. Groy, S. McCondless, R. Lomb, J. Allen. 88 A Xp I SOPHOMORES The Sophomore yeor is on impor- tont period tor development. During this yeor the closs begon its work os, ci Senior High group, ond tokes its shore of responsi- bilities. This yedr's Sophomore class did not shirk its duty. Stort- ing the yeor with o Mom cmd Pop Hop, other money-roising prolects included Slove doys ond ci Scrop Metol drive. Highlight- ing the yeor's sociol octivities was th e Sophomore Dcince, ogoin ci proiect of this spirited closs. M. Smith, R. Francisco, N. Book, D. Price, T, Ballogg, J. Henderson, B. Bonicamp, A. Copenhaver, D. Vick- strom, T. Plummer, L. Maniarrez. -: Yvzf P. Garr, B. Coltrin, A. Fredendall, J. McCanne,J Ellison, M. Di Orio, C. Ritchie, D. Gonzales, S. Har rison, J. Flora, J. Hearst. First: D. Bendroth, B. McCarley, L. Snider, C. Aronovici, B. Lattin, D. Shannon, L. Smtih. Second: D. Mahonn, R. Streich, P. Singer, D. Rohrnan, C. -, T. Hitch, E. Contreras. Third. D. Luettgerodt, J. Deka, T. Gonzales, M. Land, R. Weeks, E, Zosso, G. Hall, T. Garry, K. Slaughter. D CUNDIFF H STREICH President Vice Presldent The dass of 56 has expenenced an excnwng and event ful year Under the capable leadership of Gordon Bart lett Duck Cunduff and many other exceptuonal leaders e class has completed many hard earned money rals mg prolects such as paper druves and a very successful work day Thus money as nt as well known goes toward the all Important Jr Sr Prom which hrghllghts the social year The Jumor Class has shown a wonderful spurlt and ablllty to work They have already proved that as future leaders of the school they wull be most successful D Cundlff G Bartlett Mr Papsdorf Mrs Hams -I D JACKMAN Social Chaurmcn JUNIORS G BARTLETT Presndent B WILSON Vlce Presodent Secreta ry Treasurer B HALE Soclal Chanrman D RUSSELL Socual Charrmon us C4 Q D NORTON Social Chaurman th - - ' - ' . N' I . I .. I x A y , ' - I Q ' . x' ,X l ' l ' - ' T on . , , gc? , . fvllill -WLL X A f 1 'L I f my i ' s. HOGAN Q 1- ff -1 yt p s, . G Y I , I X -X x . I f , - if . I x 'K - , 'FP '15 is JEANNE ALEXANDER if 4' Q Q N1 DIANNE BEATTY ROGER BONZER .IUANITA ANDREWS I BARBARA ALTSHULER LARRY ARMENDAREZ MARILYN BALDRIDGE GORDON BARTLETT ii JIM BASSETT 11 -7 DAVID BENSON BEN BENTLY BOB BE RTLESON eva' I 41 S' ig? G I N if 'uv DIANNE BOYD BARBARA CONTRELL DAVID CLARK SANDRA CLARK AGU' QQSU MJIQ 2 lb . I L v A ' . V lm. 'xx 'I A , 'V S. i ' A I 3 A Q ,.. 25 7 I :LW I I I, N fy I I 'Q LY l f 1 fr .- cffL4 ' ur, -'f' ' CO D 10 Q an f . 93? I1 no W! I Ml ' ' 6 , GWEN ENGEBRETSON ETHEL FEKETE PETE FRANKEL ROZY GOFORTH 96 M1 Jfpjj , 'Q , ,wr X K JUDY CROSIER MARY FRATER HELEN GRAY arf hfx' DICK CUNDIFF JIM DRINKER KARL EBELL 'Q DOREEN GATTEN KORLYSE GOLDER HAYES GRIFFITH JOE GRIGGS HELEN GUEVARA sf L xx X ,f an . J I SIA ' I A . f ,B O . fs. v , , v Xi P BETTE HALE BOB HAMMOND EGGY HOLLIDAY TERRY HUNT wa TOM JACKSON JANET KEYES -R Ni 6' 97 u L ,J LINDA LOWE JACK MANN SANDY HOGAN DIANA JACKMAN Q CYNTHIA LEIGHTON 5- 6' 17 JEAN ETTE MCCARLEY 'uf SHIRLEY LEITNER VICKI JENSEN MARNIE KING A-14 T Q-ff if RONALD LEWMAN 93 .1 , I 1 I Q , gy N l LV x gn Q A 5 lk X I X ,V Qi- N l 1. 2 . G- 'bf 0- gr 5-7 Wy' Eu I I I Q 4 .7 MAXINE MCCLAY PATTY PECK D'CK POLOS SUE RUCKDASHH CHARLES RUNSVOLD .IO MOOREH EAD UNA PEDOTTI 1 'T7 ROBERT RANEY DOUG RUSSELL DICK NORTON JENNIE OROZCO qx xx. Z x 2.1 G. O BERT PENNOCK Ex rf S KAY SAARIO X Q X K Q Q5 HQ MACK, Q Wx., WAYNE SCHERER 6 4 ,J LEROY SHEFFHELD Q, PATSY SPANN Q. . Z Q ' A Nw N M . V N E P. 1 V ' bf N A' '12 X.fff' 1 A f F Q5 A 'xxx R XT ' 93 l hx 1 KK Y' N QQ F , req 62 1 A ' A CO , QU CH O'X'fx CYS -X ,T N O5 UQ, .O X Q XA , X, Crcj- 5 1- G A C , X, QC V Lb X X Y , K 'i L- 6 U ., Q 2 'X 11' A s'- : In .4553 X X , , 5 ,M - N ' Cx , .rpm U , 6 4 HEIDI STREICH EDWARD SWIATEK SALLY THORNE JUNIORS NOT PICTURED JIM BALCH JULIO CONTRERAS DAVID DOWELL KEN FLEMING ROBERT KELLEY RACHEL MELENDRAZ LANCE NEWMAN ROGER WILCOX RPKVQ' xixhqk MYER ga' DONA VOGLER SHARON SWICK WALKER M XJ BETTE WLLSON in 1 I Ysfom ZUNIGA 95 A jaw! in rg-, ' TtSqi.vRP. ,i Q f , I A Biff Qxiqx, VL ' x X A .QD N Tm . wax as f'-.:q!rN:r A xy .., . 4 Q u ' 4 ,, - .', I l a a - -f ' xi: 2 2 0 , - A U 4 5 9 Y - r ,Q . , 1 -., ' i X v 5. Lloyd Snider President Alice Westbrook Social Chairman Janice Kees Social Chairman Nancy Johnson Secretary-Treasurer Q 1 -xml sa Mari McBurney Vice- President 1 1-f l Z6sT i SHELDON ALTFELD 54 , ff S BARBARA BALCH -53 5J K fig JOAN BOGGESS F55- MARSHA BOOKHOUT HENRY BOLLINGER GILBERT CAN DELAS CLARK BOOTH WARDE DIANNE FERRILL 5-N., S.: JAMES FRANKLIN ERNEST CUNLIFFE if Tn, f 1? A .AAJ ROBERT GILL MARTHA DARBY JANET ELLISGN CRISPIN GONZALEZ as 952- WLM x, f ...' 3 I dV.,XX I V L, my MO Cpu ll A , nf! , L X S WENDALL HALL 'KST' 4' X ROD SOCORRO GONZALEZ HA ERTEL MARILYN JUDY HAMMOND 'Q Q? W HAKES AP 4' GWEN GRIFFITH .a..... A X ED HEARST U as Sv We-f -A G- 54 ,.1 ED v'-4'::g:'1 - AA 5 L Q . rv 5 ,H L. ANNE HUNGERFORD 1 f PEGGY HUMBERT fl 3 I LOLA ICE Q I ,v CAROL JACKSON K f X x uf f V- in 7 7 Vf, DON JACOBS LORETTA JOHNSON X,- MARGARET HUNTER JANE JACKSON Q 63C f'l LORENE JOHNSON N,-ff .' BIM JOLLYMOUR NANCY JOHNSON JANICE KEES LW! 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SENIOR DIRECTORY KIRSTEN AASE I2 yearsl Annual Staff 3 4 Art Ed 4 A A 3 Chrrstmas Pageant 4 lst award Natl Pen Women s Assoc 3 lst award Natl Pen Women s Art Assoc SHELDON ALTFELD I2 yearsl Play Productrons 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Thespnan Socrety 3 4 Talent Show 3 4 Wolfpa ket 3 4 Annual 3 4 Sana Vrdeo 4 F 3 BARBARA BALCH I3 yearsl Trr Hu Y 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Spanrsh Club 2 Record Club 3 A A Malorette 3 Talent Show 4 Op retta 2 Jr Bustness Women s Club 4 Girl s League 2 3 4 ANN BIRNEY IV, yearl JOAN BOGGESS I6 yearsl Dauber s Club Prestdent 3 4 V Pres 4 Stage Set chalrman 2 3 4 School Beautrful Commtttee Charrman 4 A A Gtrls Leaauel 2 3 4 Baccalaureate Cornrntttee 4 Modern Dance Club I HENRY BOLLINGER Il V1 yearsl Play Productuon 4 Scrence Club 3 4 Woltpacket Staff 4 Talent Show 4 Mornrng Bulletrn 4 MARCIA BOOKHOUT I2 yearsl A A Grrl s League Cablne t3 4 V Pres 4 HI Y 3 Wolfpacket 4 Student Counctl 3 Jr Red Cass Rep 4 Drama Club 3 4 V Pres 3 Student Body Plays 3 4 CLARK BOOTH I3 yearsl Baseball 2 Sctence Club 3 4 Spanzsh Club 2 3 4 Talent Show 4 Boy s Forum 4 Sono Vrdeo Assoc 4 GILBERT CANDELAS yearsl Key Club 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 3 4 Talent Shaw I 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Letterman s Club 2 3 Student Counctl I 3 WARDE CHITTENDEN I4 yearsl Track C 4 Mgr B Football 2 B Basketball 2 Gym Club 2 Talent Shaw 4 ERNEST CUNLIFFE ISV, years Youth Coordtnatung Counctl 3 4 Pres 4 Class Social Chairman 2 3 Pres 3 Student Councul 3 4 Ke Club 2 3 4 Annual Staft Sports Ed 3 Busme s Mgr 4 Varstty Basketball 4 Track 3 Co Capt 4 Delegate to Governor s Safety Conference MARTHA DARBY I6 yearsl A A 3 4 Sec Trea Student Councrl I 2 4 Girl s State 3 Student Body Treasurer 4 Dauber s 3 LOUIS ELLINGSON I2 yearsl Boy s Forum 4 Art Club 3 JANET ELLISON I6 yearsl Talent Show I 4 Dance Club I Record Club 3 DIANNE FERRILL I6 yearsl A A Social Charrman 2 3 Gurl s League Cabtnet 4 Wolfpacket staff 2 3 Talent Shawl 2 3 4 Football princess 4 JAMES FRANKLIN I3 yearsl Stage Crew 3 ROBERT GlLL I6 yearsl Basketball Mgr 2 3 4 Tr 4 Track Mgr Scrence Club I 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Bandl 2 CRISPIN GONZALEZ I6 yearsl Football 2 3 4 Capt 4 IC I F Playoffsl Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Baseball Mgr l Gym Club 3 SOCORRO GONZALEZ I6 yearsl Talent Show I G A A l 2 Softball mgr Pep Club V Pres 4 Spantsh Club Soc Ch 2 Record Club 3 Dance Club I RODDY GRAF I6 yearsl F 2 Stage Crewl 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Lettermen s Club 2 3 Wolfpacket Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Scrence Club 4 GWEN GRIFFITH I4 yearsl Spamsh Club 3 Drama Club 4 School Play 4 Bolton Black musrc award 3 Crtrzenshlp award l Head of Baccalaureate Committee Orchestra 3 4 Concertmtstress 4 EDWARD HAERTEL I6 yearsl Varsrty Football 3 4 Basketball 4 Bas Key Club 3 4 Vnce Pres 4 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 S c Treas 4 Talent Show 3 4 Waltz Dream 2 WENDALL HALL I3 yearsl B Football 2 3 4 Captain 3 4 Spanlsh Club 2 3 JUDY HAMMOND I6 yearsl Varsrty Cheerleader 3 4 Talent Show 4 Cheerl ader l Rally Club 3 4 Prestdent 4 A A12 3 4 Manage Class Vrce Presrdent 3 Make up Cammrttee 2 3 4 EDDIE HEARST I6 yearsl Varsrty Football 4 Baseball 4 B Basketball! 2 Baseballl Key Club 4 Letterman s Club 4 ANNE HUNGERFORD Annual staff I 2 3 4 Edrtar4 Asst Class Vrce Pres 3 Sec Treas I r s Leaguel 2 3 4 Se Amertcan Legton Essay Contest lst I Scrence Fatt lst In B ochemrstry 3 F 2 4 Musrc Festival lst Flut Talent Show I 2 3 MARGARET HUNTER I6 yearsl A A HI Y Drama Club 4 Gtrl s Ensemble 4 Dauber s 2 3 Operetta 2 Hamemckrng Club Cltrrstmas pageant I 2 3 LOLA ICE I6 yearsl A A eba I E 1 5 Le gue ec Treas l 2 V Pres 3 Cabtne Red Crass 3 4 Student Counctl 2 Walfpackct Bus Mgr 4 H Y Talent Snow 3 4 Jr Bustness B. Professtonal Women s Club Pres 4 , . . . ' -l, B -2, 'AM-. .3 cs.. ,3 G. . . ,4 , , , C,S.F.3,l4 ' ' I . I .' C.S,F,l,2,3,4 'I I . C .I Y . y , . ' I ' ' Y' ' c,s,F, cs.. .4 ' 4' I' 1 1 - G. , .l,2, , - . s.3 ' C.S.F.l,2,3,4 ' , . . V , I G. , .2,3,4 -I r I . I ' I ' B e ,2 I G. , ,I . ' c.s.F.3,4, G .... t .4 r3 H I I I' Cheerleader It 2, 3 Student Councrl 2, 3 G. . .l,2,3,4 . A , , - I C.S.F.',4 U H I2 C,S,F.4 , , , . ' , . 4.3 Gjl- '14 - Gil I, I, ,, c,I3 Tri- '- ,4 1 . . ' f f CS. . , . ' , 23.4 ' sh I I . . f . .3 , . - . c.s,F,4 ' A ' ' ' G. . 1,3,4 I 114' Tn- V 4 I6 G. , .t,2,3 ' ' Gtr 2 ,S , . , . . - - 1 ...,. .2 ' ' ' ' - - Tru' s- 3 I I I ' , ,A ' . I SENIOR DIRECTORY CAROLE JACKSON tt V, yearsl Dance Club 3 Gtrl s League 3 Talent Show 4 JANE JACKSON Prestdent Jr Red Cross 2 and delegate to Conference A A V Pres Student Counctl 3 4 Student Body Secretary 3 Gtrl s League 2 3 4 Hospttoltty Chatrman 4 Spantslt Club 2 Secretary Talent Sltow DON JACOBS I6 yearsl Talent Show 3 4 Sctence Club I 2 3 4 Prestdertt 3 Cartoontst tor Annual 4 Wollpacket A t Edttor 4 Red Cross Representattve LORENE JOHNSON I6 yearsl Dauber s Club 3 4 Treasurer Ctrl s Ensemble 4 I s eague I Homerruk ng Club 2 Sarto Vtaco Prolucttons LORETTA JOHNSON I6 yearsl DaubersClubI 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Pres A A Ctrl s League Sc ool Beau tlul Cornrntttee Jr Sr Prom dccoratons Pen Women s Art Award 3 Talent Show Stage sets Student f-t s Show Ch 2 3 4 NANCY JOHNSON I6 yeorsl Vtce Prestdent Youth Coordtnaltng Counctl 4 Cheerleader I 2 3 Football Queen 4 Gtrl s League I 2 3 4 Htsrortan 4 G A A I 2 3 4 Sec etary Treasurer4 Ta ent Show I 2 3 4 Class Sec T eos I 2 4 Soctal Ch 3 Annual staff 4 Wolfpacket staff 4 BIM JOLLYMOUR I6 yearsl Student Body President 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Varstty Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 Track 34 Boy s State Represcntattve 3 Talent Show I 2 3 4 Operetta 2 4 Jr Htgh Student Body Pres I Stu ent Counctl I 2 3 4 JANICE KEES I6 yearsl Soctal Cltattr-ran 4 Jr Red Vtoss Pr s dent 4 Jr Bustne 5 E. Prjess ortal Women s Club V Pres 4 A A ustc Fest ml I Talent Show I 3 4 Spantslrt Club 3 NORMAN LARSEN I6 yearsl Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Sta e Crew I 2 3 4 Varstty Tennts 2 3 4 JIM LATTIN Il yearl Varstty Football Manager 4 Sctence Club 4 Coll Team 4 Ktng at Hearts Prtnc JERRY LINDERMAN I2 yearsl Crolts Club 3 Boy s Forum 4 LARRY LOGAN I5 yearsl Football B Talent Snow 3 4 Sctence Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treas 8- Prestdent Boy s Forum 4 Letterm n s Club 4 Honorable mentton L A annual Sctence Fatr 3 Sono Vtdeo Assoctatton Dttector 4 CHARLOTTE LORIA I3 yearsl Record Club 3 Ctrl s League 2 3 4 JAY LOWRY I6 yearsl Varstly Football 2 3 4 All Irt Country 4 r ty baseball I terrncn s Ltub I Key Club 2 3 4 Sccretaty 3 Sergeant at Arms 4 V r tty Irack 3 4 Cla s Ptcstdent 2 Talen Show 4 Sludcnt Counctl I 2 3 MARJERY McBURNEY I6 yearsl G A A 3 4 Hockey mgr 4 Student Counctl 3 4 Sentor cldss V Prestdent 4 Ta ent Show I 2 3 4 Football Prtncess 4 Chrtstmas Ball Queen 4 r s League I 2 DON McCANNE I3V2 years Sc ence Club 2 3 4 LON McCANNE I3 X2 yearsl Sctence Club 2 3 4 B Track 2 JANE McKENZIE I4'!, yearsl Pltotograplty Club 2 Spantsh Club 4 BELLE MANJARREZ I4 yearsl A A 4 SC Irc V Pre Pres 4 Spantsl Club 2 Soc Ch 3 Operetta 2 Matorette 3 4 r s eoguel 2 JANINE MARK I3 yearsl Ctrl s Lc gJe Prestdcnt 4 Treasurer 3 Tr: H Y TrCas 2 Secretary 3 P es dent Juntor Class Sec Treas A I 4 Ba ager S tencc Club L Club 4 u cr Cotnc Sho: 4 F no V Jeo Proauc ons Maybe Tomgh' GARY MARSELLA tv, yearl Sctence Club 4 Boys Forum 4 LUPE MARTINEZ I6 yearsl A A I 2 3 4 Basketball mg Tennts mgr 4 Ta ent Snow I 2 3 4 S antsh Club I 2 3 Gtrl s League I 2 3 4 Woltpacket 2 ROGER MELENDREZ I6 yearsl Gym Club I Boy s Forum 4 Varstty Baseball I 2 3 4 te Club 2 3 B Faotbal I LetterrnensClub 2 FRANK rvtouNA ts yeafst Sctence Club I 2 Student Counctl I KATHY MOORE I2 yearsl Band 3 4 Pres 4 Orchestra 3 4 T HtY3 4 Chaptn I Spuntslt Club 3 Talent Show 3 Ctrl s League 3 4 Jr Bustness 8. Professtonal Women s JUDY NEFF ISV, yearsl Parltomerttortan Jr Bus ness 8. Prof Women s Club Se Treus 4 r s Leaaue I 2 W Ipacketl 2 3 A A O eretro I 2 3 Orchestra 2 4 NORMAN NELSON I5 yearsl V rstty 3 me ball 3 4 Varstty Football 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Stage Crew 2 3 4 Scrence Club 4 BEVERLY PENTER I6 yearsl M are e 3 4 ent S cw I 2 Chrtstnnas Pageant I 2 3 Dance Club I 2 Drama Club I 4 PAT PERKINS I6 yearsl A A Artrt a .J r t Pepresertta ye 4 r en S rts rnas Pr es tma C b c ence Club 4 DICK PETERSON II V yearsl r t Foc ball 4 Sc ence Annu tl 4 Le f rr' s Club 4 nay s Forum ,4 . r - i - G. ..,, , . r. 3. ' , G..,I,2,3,4.. .4 ' ' I P. , . -J , . , C. S. F. I, 2, 4 4 I-I, 2, 3, AII--4 , , Fld I I I ,,I3,4 GtI.L ,2,3,4 ' ', , rt- V ,I Iri 4 f . I Vast - ,2,3,4.Cupt4.AllC.I.F.3 G. 3.14.3 '- L Lute 7 .' , 2, 3, 4 a 3 I I, I ' , J A , 3 . I 4. ' . ,,,. . .4 , G. . 3, 4 , ' I ' . t , . c.- , , cs. t' J , , 3,4 r r ' I - - ol . . t G. , . I, 2, 3, 4 II I I I I I. r . p I I C S. 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CCMMUNICATION BONNIE POMEROY l4 yearsl Student Body Vnc Presrdent 4 Student Council I 2 3 4 Assembly Commrttee 3 Class Vrce Pres 2 Grrl s League Cabinet 3 3 4 Vtce Pre Talent Show I 2 3 4 Gtrls Ensemblel 2 Annual Staff 3 Wollpacket Staff 2 3 A A BILL PRICE l3 yearsl Varsrty Football 2 3 4 Capt 4 Basketbal B Track 3 J V Baseball 2 Key Club 3 4 Pres 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 BARBARA RAWLINS l2 yearsl Annual Staff 3 4 G A A 4 HI Y I Wolfpacket 4 Red Cross Representatrve 3 Gurl s League 3 4 JACK REIMO Sctence Clubl 2 3 4 Track 3 Boy s Forum JOHN ROSE l4 yearsl Varsnty Football 3 Soctal Chaurrran 3 Bee Football 2 Gym Club 2 3 LAURETTE SANDERS l2 yearsl Spanrslt Club 2 Gtrl s League 2 4 JACKIE SCOTT lb yearsl Walfpacket 3 4 B Song Leader 2 School Plays 3 4 A A Talent Show I 2 Thesptans 3 4 Tn Hr Y Sec 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 V Pres 4 BEA SERNA l5 yearsl A A Talent Sltawl 2 3 4 Spantsh Club I 2 3 Pep CIUID4 O eretta I 2 3 4 H1 Y r s League I 2 3 Dancrng Club I C orusl 2 3 4 JIM SMITH l2 yearsl Varsuty Football mgr 3 Spanrsh Club 3 B Track 3 Varsrty Football 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Wolfpacket staff 4 Boy s Forum 4 IIO LLOYD SNIDER Key Club 3 4 Varsrty Football 2 3 4 Varsrty Basketball 3 B I V Baseball I Track 3 4 Co Capt 4 Class Prestdent 4 Student CouncrI 2 T h 4 The Thompsons 3 CHARLES STEELE Varsrty Football I 2 3 A Basketba Varsrty Track 2 3 4 Wrestlmg Club I Sports Club 2 3 MARSHA TAGER l4 yearsl Daubers Club Secretary I Spanish Club 2 Girl s League I 2 3 4 T Ht Y 4 Drama Club 4 Operetta 4 Jr Busrness 8. Professuonal Women Club 4 ANGELA TORREZ l6 yearsl A A Red Cross V Pres 4 Pep Club 4 Racquet Club 3 Spanish Club 2 3 Dance Club Talent Show I 2 PHIL WADE l6 yearsl Student Counctl I 2 3 4 Sales Manager 3 Key Club 4 V Pres Lettermens Club 4 Member 3 4 Varsrty Track 3 4 Varsrty Football 4 V Prestdent Class I 2 Pres of Chorus 4 Talent Shawl 2 3 4 LAURA WALKER l6 yearsl A A Talent Show 2 Drrector 4 Soctal Cnatrrnan 2 Wolfpacket staffl 2 3 4 Annual s aff Copy Ed 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 Thespran 4 Student Councrl 3 KAY WALL l6 yearsl G A A I 2 34 Badmrnton mgr 2 Annual I Artrst 4 Woltpacket 2 3 Sec 4 Thesplan Socrety 3 4 T 4 Advertrstng Manager 3 H Y 2 3 Hstorran Talent Shaw 2 3 4 MAUREEN WARKENTIN l6 yearsl H Y 3 Olfrcer 3 Wa fpacket I 2 3 4 Co Edrtor 4 A A Talent Show 2 3 Pla s 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 4 Drama Clubl 2 3 4 Ofltcer 2 3 Thespton Soc 3 4 Class Socual Charrman I PAUL WARWICK l5V2 yearsl Varslty Football 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 Bay s Forum Prestdent 4 Key Club 4 Talent show 2 3 4 Dlrec n I 2 ALICE WESTBROOK l6 yearsl A A Wolf packet Stall 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Photo Ed 4 Class Socral Chatrmen 4 ma Club I 2 3 4 Plays2 3 Thespla Student Counctl 4 T Ht Y 3 4 Pres 4 BARBARA WHITE l3 yearsl Cafetena Helper 2 Bop Club 2 Gtrl s League 2 3 4 BETTE RAE WOODWARD la yearsl Plays 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Thesptan Society 3 4 Operetta 2 Gxrl s Ensemble I 2 4 Talent Sbow 2 Red Cross 2 n3 C5-F, ,Ag J.. ,2' C.S.F,2,3,4 G. . ,I,2,3,4 I fs , I I, , , . 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BUD DAY 217 Wesf Firsf Street 5-2227 The Power of Personalutues many and varued workung together at Claremont Hugh one hundred and eughty days has created your 1955 El Espurutu Each one of you has felt the durect :ng force of the admunustratuon teachers and student leaders you wull remember the enthusu asm of those un the Junuor Hugh and each of you wull try to match the achnevement ot the Senuor Hugh Students All of our personalutues are udentufued wuth some actuvuty musuc drama art or the sports of the seasons The Senuor Hugh personalutues have developed through every phase ot these actuvutues The Senuors have achueved theur goal graduatuon and realuze the power behund all the personalutues wuth whom they have come un Contact The personalutues between the covers ot El Espurutu are yours Whenever you open thus book un the years to come you wull remember thus unforgettable year at Claremont Hugh l wull also remember those who worked out the parts your personalutues have played un thus book Ernue who sold every sungle solutary copy of El Espurutu de T955 and who made sure that the money rolled un dauly Aluce always burstnng wuth energy and Cant thus pucture be taken today? Laura wuth the I must have that copy look Kay our expert cover desugner who us full ot the odd shapes unto whuch the puctures wull not tut Krus master of the beautuful dxvusuon pages Sheldon who had a certaun edutor worrued but who managed to tunush lwuth helpl hus hugh pressure advertusung campaugn Henry and Duck the best and lowest pruced photographers an edutor could hope for and Barbara remember when only halt a coke would tut unto the cups? 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