Colton Union High School - Crimson and Gold Yearbook (Colton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1955 volume:

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The srarr is excifing. 'rhe 'rempo s'reps up. You're on your way. . . . You Travel fhrough Sep'rember's sun- shine and regisrraiion, December's rains and assemblies, February's smudge and pop quizzes. spring'rime's whispers and feachers' idiosyncracies, unpredicfable March and homework, June and final grades. You'll reach your desfinafion- higher educafion. undersfanding. and greaier pleasure .... All aboard 'rhe frain 'rhaf acceprs buf one-way riclcers. ye+ guaran+ees passage. Page 3 9500! P4 Gi ffaifbf DA GE 2 .g.i. 1 1 gs- 2 THE RIGHT TRA I ...M .,....q-. I 1 V Q QQ ii? . 3 A V xii ' X w , X, , , 6 s , fi fxw, '1 ,J . 4 Q ' Q ' 1 5 I .0 1. A 8 , , ' 1 ' 4 L-wa v- , X , ,,. . A j.3,wf- H- ,W K uhm aqui, -.N-......... fm Y W is ' 3,1 g . l,f 4 ii' J . x I b -ri : ,. , . g- 7 I ,. ,Y :N , . T .M . 1 -3, f . , ' N Y J , . n . X .N-up Sf .' YH, A.,,,4,, -L f' ,f ,fU'f-K , ' .3 5.5, - wj,,4,g v ilfmf, -wr' I . V .,. . fu.. -wwfgciff iw'-Md 1 wif? 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A board wlwo lorged aliead wlwen olliers became discouraged, a board wliose members saw flue Complelien ol llwe new allilelic field, llie demolilion ol old buildings, and llieir replaciemenl, llwe acguisilion ol flue Roosevell properly lor lulure Qonslruclion, and linally llwe Complelion ol 'rlweir Umagnilieenl obsessionfl llwe Wlwilmer Audilorium, and ils presenlalion 'ro bollw sludenls and lownspeople .... Five men and one woman wlwo clieclsed bliieprinls, bids, conslrucrion, and perlecled llie final dedicalion ceremony. llwe board, wliose members willw alerl minds, foresee Collon Union lnliglw Selwools bellermenl llwrougli a deep regard lor ils slande ard, needs, and desires. Nm Llp V... lQk'lll'ilM1 l iix. ml pe-iilenl . . . po i.i, ei,-.or ol .i i n il liiiili iilcuil' ...Q lrwrm irlxu, ile nl 'win .ind Cliri-.lian 1 ii il iii .... Oiil'l.imiii:iil i'.i wlumv- ul liiiin in n iliiie, llie mil l i nl iuiiriivwl living .... 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Ev' law 1 x 5: M ,im iigxxjirxigix X in 2 xv The Limited vvisl4s you To Compus scenes Aslminisfrafion Building looms high over fronf lawn. Enfering fhe CUP-lS campus, a budding freshman, fhe compefifive scenf of opporfunify and oxcifemenf ran fresh in your memory . . . You venfured info your sophie year expecfing a perfecfly preserved campus, buf The momenf you sfeppod off fhe bus you came up fo your knees in freshly dug dirf . . . Your beloved Yellowiaclcef sfomping grounds was geffing a faceliffing . . . Buf you survived fhaf, when fhose fons of earfh and man-hours formed spanking clean commerce buildings . . . As your ferminafing year rolled around, you gazed upon fhe iron and sfucco sfrucfures once fhe flowing grass of fhe greaf Colfon veldf. .... A new audiforium leff CUI-lS wifhouf fennis courfs . . . No more whife Sr. sweafers, no more Class of '55, no longer will fhe Colfon Limifed plow ifs way fhrough fhe campus sfopping af fhose familiar sfops for now if's buf a dream of fhe pasf. Page I l 5 Z srxnw Y . ,, A QM K XM :six Q ,S a ,J ,N gf dv -xl' . 1'8- , kj, N .fb ? 'A ,Q v.? ig?' ll -3 W . 1' 1 ,A,,A. V WA 6 51 , ,W xy' T 1 m N . 3384 , --I e 'fhxjif ,N X 4? 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As a 'Vo J 'euery fm.: le X l' r ed so ad I is al r lan g lb lldf fng,l.l'or:ll. rmQar,yz 'Q' g, I ' '4+3 . clrlosh saperfnl , , molong reservorrons,helprng plon your rnp En oyrng qurel evenmg if home Girls Prrncrp rl V Colley pl ays one of her lavorrle musical elecluon Loungrng l Mrcourlney enloy 1 brexlr from 'obs o malunq blue, y llow, and pxnlc slaps, as head arfendance orhce Arms lull of boolcs smiles for everyone Blossom George drrecror of currrculum comperenfly sers up courses of srudy Checker of 'reachrng merhods exponenr of modern and experuenced reachrng principles Blossom George who never lorgers rhe name of srudenr 'reacher or fruend acceprs crvrc duhes and sers example for 'rhe srudenfs Arrenrron male specres' Sleek headed Herman Pruce Boys Veep seelcs rnregrrry an all Boys Forum members he super vrses Calenderrng hecrrc school lnfe arrendang PTA drrecrrng pep assemblres drscrplrnrng Jrhe male half coun selrng rhe problem ones malce hrs room a spor where boys remove problems from rhenr chesrs cnro Mr Prlce s shoulders l-larlc' Female popularron If your love lnfe or your pro gram changes hinder you serene gurls vlce prrncrpal Vrr gunna Colley wrll solve rhem Orrenrrng classes In The audrrorrum engrneermg Srrls League acrrvrrres headnng Jrhe assembly commrfree Vrrgrnra Colley rurns conlusnng mlxrure of durles Info a parrern of daily rourrne Perf Ina Marne Mccourrney up from rhe ranlcs of gym 'reacher ro dlrecror of child welfare and arrendance and chaarman of 'rh crhzenshrp commlrlee Exposed ro daily cough drops and numerous excuses she speclalrzes rn rudg mg valrdrry ol rhe shorr and fall rales of absenrees acgurr :ng lhose oh so few blue slrps and 'rhose many yellow slaps fin s-MQERK A 1 I-l Prrce, Boys Vice Prrncrpal, carrres on advrsory Tradrhon wrlh lwo boils of hrs own, Herman Jr and Alan Page I5 . . . . -fs . 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Each 'ro his own liking, from lisherman lo musician, woodworker lo dress designer, 'rhey meer 'rhal exlra challenge which accomplishes inner salislaclion .... They endure discouragemenls and gralilicalions lhal accompany 'rheir conrinuous ellorls ol engineering 'rheir sludenl passengers on lhe lrain ol educalion lhal roars loward one goal, lhe crossroad lo success .... They, 'rhe educalors, who became more educaled as lhey educale, Macs crew-lhe lacully. Q. McNeill Arnold Frank Anderson SA-I Engligh PE, SpOI l5 Ggrdening Relereeirlg iWilli61m !AN'slimOTC Marlin Baer English Malh, Track Model Mdlflnfj Woodworking Page is s 1 Mary Jane Bailey 1 ice B1 Guidance, Sludy Hall a Thomas Beckwilh C r ln: D Beeson Vocalional Agriculfure Publicahon . '19 Agriculfure Flowers 55 5 oyyn lnrnllecl cornoleles lour yeor lourney 'ifhx K 5 ur avi i an Y Ruben Boxe-Cla l-le en Bureqo V lvlarquerlle Broolcs Clow Brown PE Sporls Lahn Choir Social Science Baseball Coach Gardenmg Travel Color Slides Gardening ,,.-we Benlnn Bullnnqlon Joan Buller English Worlc Training, Typing Yardwork Fuslung Nancy Clolleller Alice M Cobb Sales 81 Adv, Bus Pracf Commerce Rehdlnq Penny Collechng Malcolm Clornonl Social Science Playing Vsolln Cleo Cordell PE, Sporls Elecfro Plaiung Page , 0 0 ' ., vu! I- M x A Xlx. e .. 6? 5 5 7 lf Q 1 A f 4 aa gg X if If ii ' 5 i ,pdl I S ' 'W Q 2 nk' X , A va, W U Nl 6 1 xv. VI, . Y nf be 5 , L ' l 1 . 1 ' . Q J ', . 'E I' J ll f' ulx- If is MaTh, cience Joshua Coulson CoreTa CowarT S PE Tennis SporTs Georgie CoulTer WalTer Dudley English Shop Dress Designing Woodworking On hours, we Think oT Them as denizens oT The blackboards wielding yardsTicks in awesome reTaliaTion oT sTudenT horseplay, or as senaTors sTaging educaTional TilibusTers .... OTT hours, we reminisce oT Joyce Adams' drill Team orders . . The 4Th dimension oT Elsie AlbrighT .... or Frank Anderson's resemblance To George Saunders . . . O. McNeil Arnold's immaculaTe grooming . . . Bill Ashmore's Fred Allenish deadpan humor .... Remember how Marlin Baer TaThered Team members . . . Mary Jane Bailey's Treks To The SisTer Kenny hospiTal . . . The panTomime gesTures oT Wallace BasTian . . . Tom BeckwiTh's giTT oT agriculTure gab . . . C. D. Beeson's Tlair Tor exciTemenT .... Ruben Beseda's sage advice To The laddies on The piTTalls oT The lassies . . . The immense, compacT knowledge oT l-lelen Borrego . . . V. MargueriTe Brooks' poliTe buT commanding personaliTy . . . The surprise quizzes oT Clois Brown . . . Beulah BullingTon's inTerosT in individuals . . . Joan BuTler's business world acumen . . . Malcolm ClemenT's versaTiliTy . . . The meTiculous dress oT Nancy CloTTelTer . . . Alice Cobb's sTaTely Thoroughness . . . Cleo Cordell's hide-go- seek TaToo . . . Joshua Coulson's calmness . . . Georgie CoulTer's quick, precise sTeps. Page I8 l-Toll, Teochers, These John Evers Willirim Gills Workshop Band Woodworking HunTing AlberT Golz Charles Graser Biology, Physiology Social Science Planf Life Truck Driving Clyde Harnoise John l-layes Commerce ChemisTry Business Trailer Camping victors ol Tooloys oerennuol luloc l4luoorcls Marfha l-lernngfon Tressne Holmes Gene l-loslefler Theodore Hunl' Orlenlahon English Science Shop Anhques Sewing Phofography Phoiography llmold Johnson Charles Jo Cl E K k Mafh Family Life Elaine Lebus Homsmalcing Sewing Harold Mosiman fh K Sporfs, Ma Time is The yilol essence, where My - gm .T BV UN , , H f g Jqfiulx f Gllili iflfi 46 1 l , if-NX Sherry McCanlies Eranlc M noz Maxine Nelson PE GAA Helen l MCD1niel Spoi Torn Mwvo is wsu, Sp an GH Page 20 Mildred Newbre Lenora Norlon Marly Owen Regardless ol how Casey counrs il iour quarrers 'rwo semeslers or nine monlhs lhe calculahon is one school le-rm replere wirh These lidbils Corera Cowarls dancing knowledge Waller Dudley s shyness John Evers Tacully s 'rallesr member Tricky True Talse gueshons of Carllron Fisher replacemenl in Spring Tor Alberr Golz who is remembered Tor his sagacious wir William Gills abhoring bop Charles Grasers penchanl Tor sang Clyde l-larnoises Tormal manner John l-layes parience wilh lab explosions Morale building speeches ol Marrha l-lerringron . . .The familiar hand on hip ol Tressie l-lolmes . . . Gene l-losleller s inreresling smile . . . Facully Sanra Claus Theodore l-lunlr . . . l-larold Johnson s sevenrh period lherapuric measures Tor ailing sludenls . . . Charles Jordan s iunior Jralenlr show . . . Ernie Koyaclc s unique Alla girl . . . Those big brown eyes ol Elaine l.ebus . . . Donald Lindsey s gueslrioning manner. . . ASB council s Tarher, Alberl Loring . . . Sherry McCanlies Tield hoclcey abilily . . . l-lelen Mc:Daniels' arlislic rnaslerpieces . . . Tom Morrow's Jrrigger-aclioned words . . . l-larold Mosiman's grull bluff . . . Eranlc Munoz Jus+ one ol The gang. eillouick rnonllis ore cougbl by Tbese ur In r---...ass lom Pbelps. Kennelli Pure l'lollen Ravn Bri an Reid Driver Educafion Craffs Engl sh Vocal onal Aulo Shop oullu Work Baking Tenn s Amare Radu Samuel Saye Palricia Serrano Normwn Slwrp Slanley Treilmzn Public Speaking Senior Problems Maih Sc enc Music Cooking Clocks e l Qbservalion plallorm observalions: Maxine Nelson's eomplele, really complele ear- ring and necklace ensembles . . . Mildred Newbre's lelisb aboul relurning borrowed ilems . . . Lenora lNlor'ron's wide-eyed accepl- ance . . . Sbblwl1l ll's lvlarlys Qwen's class ...Tom Pbelps' lailli in sludenls . . . Collon's All-American bus driver, Kennelli Pure . . . Suave man ol qualify, l-lollen Ravn . . . Brian Reid's deep, melodious voice . . . Samuel Saye and all flue inslrumenlal lillle Sayes . . . Palricia Serrano's longue-in-clieelc approval . . . Norman Sliarp's Niagara l-loneymoon film slides . . . Sian Treilman's, Remember, experimenl Tomorrow . . . Lloyd Waller's How do l know, l'm no doelor ...E.Ru+l1 Whi+e's belief in axiom, music soolbes 'flue savage beast Jo Spearheaded by garden special, The caTe- Teria sTaTT and recruiTs painsTalcingly labor Through Two Too many hecTic lunch per- iods. 1 . , They glimpse Teachers mumbling inaudible apologies, Tumbling Tor The l.O.U. boolc and slyly slipping behind The counTer Through hordes oT Tamished sTudenTs .... Scholars queue in double lines, repeaTing endless orders oT enchil- adas, pizza, or laTesT concocTions oT beeT sTroganoTT, Tamale pie, and glamorized balcod hash .... Dreaming oT The proposed 550,000 caTeTorium in The remodeled Wal- dron AudiTorium, worlcers admire The sTudenT-execuTed murals. Page 22 Compus moinsloys Casey's answer To Silas Marner .... Charles C. l-lowell, business manager, endures The complexiTies oT a busy business world .... CareTal4er oT payrolls, sTudenT organizaTion Tinances, disTricT records, and school Tunds ...he smiles blissTully when all receipT boolcs are in and balanced. D. Torres, brown-eyed guardian oT The boss's privacy, deTours salesmen and errand runners To ever-ready memo pad, acTs as school secreTary and oTTicial hasfess in The main oTTice . . . Dora, behind her Type- wriTer, dexTrously manages daily announce- menTs, Telephone inquiries, and oTTicial mail. RegisTrar, T. T-lernandez, encompassed by Tiling cabineTs and worlc reporTs, issues The A and AA cards, records Tor posTer- iTy Those hard-earned grades, and special! izes in sending ouT The noTice oT Tailure ree porTs and Those ever so imporTanT Transe cripTs Tor The collegiaTeeminded. Top Curer oT all Tinancial headarhew, liiiuiiirw, lvliiri nie C. l-lowell. BoTTom leTT: FrequenTer oT inTer-comrnunicndion uywleni, Ailinin isTraTiye SecreTary D. Torres. BoTTom righT: ConTinuous checlcer oT -Tudenl piTT.ills, Rec1iwli'.irA Hernandez. Known by Their beeT sTew and garden special, caTeTeri.i help sem sTudenTs and Teachers, I. To r: Mmes. Harmer, Morse. M.wiGieoiu T-layden, Robeds. S, ,. r- mm' X. Y 'ai ,z- t S. l.J.....T.. e offer needed fuel lla l-lull's kindly ways and generous smile fill 'rho nurse's room and infermingle wifh merfhiolafe aroma as nurse lla firelessly checks measles, vision, and hearing. Efficienf librarian, Minnie Bishop, processes and labels books, delivers fexfs, advises li- brary assisfanfs, and keeps library in fip-fop shape for educafed populus of fhe campus. Secrefary and main spring of C. l-lowell's office, blond K. Kenf efficienfly handles re- sponsibilify of reguisifions, fickef faking, key keeping and bookkeeping. L. Lynch, Mr. Price's secrefary, combines her falenfs as she doles ouf feachers' supplies, wrifes and records visifors' passes, and kee ps her eye on waifing culprifs or visifing mamas. Bookkeeper F. Morse records absences and issues work permifs as T. Chavez regisfers merif debifs and credifs and sends ouf absence nofices .... Life is nof dull in fhe offen-visifed affendance office. Top leff: Librarian M. Bishop and Nurse l. Hull combine fo give -.ludenfs reviews and relief. Top righf: Alfendance clerks, F. Morse and E. Chavez, compile acvurale sludenf records. Boffom: A. Konf and L. Lynch review day! fask-. as busine -,errelary and rlerk. Cusfodians. Fronf Row l. fo r.: T. Gomez, M. Valenzuela, E. Valen- zuela, M. Marfinez, R. Marguez. Row 2: J. Mendoza, H. Weaver, B. Sandoval, J. Casforena. W Q Ei if ng- Li- ' g, Nlulnxl s -,, ..,. . Mxfn iii? y WI!! ' .,,., W S M --- , gi g Th l 's v 9 ' ,- i , i ' i 5 V' K I YP Q' For whom fwo bells foll .... See Weaver and his helpers if you wanf lighfs fixed, clocks regulafed, lecfurns locafed, rooms swepf, and blackboards cleaned .... Working long affer fhe lasf weary sfudenf and Teacher frudge home and arriving hours before fhe firsf eager sfudenf in fhe morning, cusfoclians begin fhose endless fasks fhaf mainfain a successful planf .... Always on hand, l-l. Weaver, fop man on fhe cusfodian fofem pole, is compefenfly assisfed by B. Sandoval in charge of fhe audiforium' W. Dilliard R. Marquez M. Marfinez T. Torney and J. Casforena. Page 23 -- ww! ' r W f an in ZX 05' , . A 5 A 4' . V ' . - l , 1 'X V Y A Q X l K E 3 , lg 1 ff 4' ba ' wr A ,A -. ' 5 2' 9 ' 3 , J 3 I ' -a E 5 5 . fTfa?t'f , I ,ik I 1 -Q . 5 ,ff-'M ' k1, ?3 ' j Ji Hg'w:Q fl X 3 Q 'ft' ,' 'fy NK .L f I ff - if , 5 Q23 1 3 v- .Q va 15 I f is ' 'Tiff 3' 1' f - f ' S 4 ' A .2.?,'df51Q- lip QQ ,A , ' k f 1 ss F' ff., f 4 . J V '1 'Q ji 'V' HA, U Q Qfgpw V1 ,Q fi, F' F' 0 f I A-E. v ', K I 'Y S , 3' x .iff VV ' -AI , e A -.:. , 'J :rg 9 1, - , -fu Hg 1 K A' 7 A ,X ,t - i . , V will 1 L y , -5 fi Q i L r ' I' T55 i . 5 Z 30 1 25-4 3 ' ,f ,ig '. V ? 5 x , 9 I A ,,,.., , Vmffgb JQYLQ -Z Q . Q' ,I rx f . . ,. 3'2- W ' V 5 fmkxfx, . - if ,Q 3 X releose lrom scliedule D- Mflnlogh poinfk- lo loolllfllllg lllal P. Serrano oasis supervisory eye loward worlc- lolil uniler on -.huge ol audilorium 'nq Woodghopperi as They. buslly Sand Chair To prevenl shocking sloclcing damage. H. Price fo llio rescue aller false Beegon amidgi G Slack Ol papers gon' sisling of homework from sophomore English, alarm. The fire nose had an accident iournalism copy, and annual copy. 217' 5 lBu'r live losl more liairf' says M. Clemenl on scales To A. Loring who apparenlly won Hue weiglilr conlesl. 'Queenie E. Lebus of Facully-Varsily games puclcers up for lciss from E Kovaclc, who did llwe crowning. King F, Munoz and pom-pom girl, G. Couller, sland by lor no apparenf reason. Page 25 .fx 6 s.'.'.u x O 'O' of.. O':a.. mb . o,.,.. S S ' ki ' we WW .'.,.uvvN X Q . A 4' . gf , Q ,K - , , Q -1 el 5 .M . L ' .1119 ' S- :xi :asv .,-v H. , , 'T ,gig N. A Q wp- ,- 5T- 5SQff' 1 3+ V '?S'?'f6i4 X x 5'-s'-pf jfdflf I 1 w,K K xxi. 'NKx,,x3 .KX M .Y 1 551' .. .N V .SR 5 12' .91 , zhjaf. ' fi -.af 4 x SX: sl I, X xx N k ., ,HW , x 1 ,Q A M 'X I X' s A 0 zrxxl ' s l 53-w 'X' meet interesting people ,ff jj ,,z 4C5, 7 AUurnw1 snow-capped rnounhnns provide background for il ill-ly Ail building on fronf campus. '55s own limited completes four yeor iourney Marked by increased infcllecfual mafurify and social poise, and keynofed by individualism, seniors casf aside fradifions, infroduced modified freshman day inifiafion, valianfly sacrificed precious senior lawn, and selecfed serious class play, Losf l-lorizon. . . . l-lonors include . . . Forensic sfars, Prexy J. l-lolf, D. lvluro, D. DeLozier, G. Merrill carried Colfon's colors info debafes, speech fesfivals, and Sfudenf Congress .... Seniors boasf B. Robbins rafing sfafe's fiffh bosf hurdler and fiffh in CIF .... Sympafhies wenf fo G. Cross during six monfhs' hospifalizafion, lv1.J. Bailey and R. Sfevens. who spenf senior year wifh home feachers .... lvlononucleosis bug hif upperclass ranlcs, resulfing in blood counf fesfs galore and cur- failrnenf of spring acfivify agenda .... P. Serrano, N. Sharp and T. Phelps advised '55's numerous cligues who remember galaxy of subsfifufes-Gregorys fuzzy puppy sfories, V. Coffey's efficiency, lv1.Solimene's preciseness, and B. Fisher's sincerify .... Senior Casey saw Senior Dressup Day when many unsuspecfed ambifions were realized as odd garbs were donned by fhe mighfy ones: he also wifnessed such innovafions as Fufure Teachers of America and radio clubs, new commerce and social science wings, addifional sporfs field cross Rancho, and demolishing of fhe old arf building .... The lef you leave early worlq program made ifs advenf in '55, and fhe new audiforiurn saw graduafes' buffons popping and seams bursfing wifh pride. Page 28 Q4 Qi , Afkw mahnq fheind CoHon LUnHed run,fhesenkN oHkem wave asfhey cmwsfhe JuncHon Udo a new waw oflHe- udulihood. D. Mnlniosh, chiefeemqmeer, faifhfully ous wheels fo insure success for We comlnq frip. Siffing on rail: M. Bhznrd, secreiuryq D. Vandenburq, C5ukf League represenfaive. Sfandinqz N. Plelson, G5nk League represenfaHveg B Sack, +VCEiflUFCFf G. Herr, program chairman. Sfanding on fop plafform: J, Holi, presidenh C-3. Cross, vice-president D. Arfhur, Boys' Forum represenfafivep R. Murphy, senior represenfafive fo ASB Councilg J. Gonzales, Boys' Forum repref eenfaiive. Page 29 Frances Acosfa M. Y. C. G. A. A. Girls' League Ardeih Angell Commerce Club Sec. Senior Play Fooflighiers Mario Arroyo Band M. Y. C. Boys' Forum Rosella Baca G. A. AI M. Y. C. Hisfory Club Soc. Chairman l Doroihy Alexander Girls' League Bill Anderson Choir Quariei B Baslcefbell J. V. Baslrefball Diclc Arfhur Scholarship Soc. Quill and Scroll Publicalions l-ll Beniamin Baker Senior Play Opereife Jr. Assembly Sets Diclx Allen Engineering Club Siege Crew Boys' Forum Leon Aparicio M. Y. C. Voc. Mach. Shop Boys' Forum Pearl Avery Girls' League Bruce Baland Engineering Club Vice-Presidenl Concerf Band Fooiball Paul Alfon Track Engineering Club Conceri Band Virginia Arbuclc-le Girls' League Margarei Averyi' Annual Bus. Sheff Sfudenf Sfore Blckp. Girls' League Eddie Ballinger Boys' Forum Nona Barker Joyce Barnes Girls' League Girls' League Lupe Bau+is+a Richard M. Y. C. Berglgamp Girls' League Rep. Sales 81 Commerce Club Boys' Forum Sr. Rep. Pan-American Pro. f-9 .si- '-er '49 7.? Kay M. Bishop Hi-Tri La+in Club Girls' League Paul Blum Leffermen Club Varsily Tennis Ari Club locloy, students La Loris D. Bishop Banner Bearer Hi-Tri Pres. Choir Donna Boll' Thespians Jr. Play May Fefe Barnell Foolball Capl Foolball Band Beyer Slall League Gary Barla Boys Forum Frances Baca HI Trl Lalm Club Huslory Club Blinn Y Leader, A S B. Council Foolball ay Bosch and Drum Maior . A. A. Pres. i-Tri Margarel Blizard Senior Class Sec. Jr. Play Scholarship Soc. Carol Bourquein G. A. A. Hi-Tri Girls' League W ,1f Marylyn Brillon May Fele Freshmen Assembly Girls League Bobbie Burnislon Hi-Tri Commerce Club Girls' Chorus Bob Carpenler Publicalions I-ll Concerl Band Quill and Scroll Sharon Carson Drill Team Hi-Tri G. A. A. Bill E. Brown Engineering Club Concerl Band Varsily Foolball Paul Burlon Boys' Forum Jim Brown Baslcelball Engineering Club Boys Forum Janelle Bush Sr. Play Celering Club Girls' League Bob Cano Mildred Varsily Foolball Capeharf M' Y' C' Usherelles Voc. Aulo Shop Bealrice Chavez G. A. A. M. Y. C. Girls' League Commerce Club Hi-Tri Pele Chavez Hi-Y Boys' Forum Rep. M. Y. C. Cab. Gary Brown Varsily Foolball Lellermen Club J. V. Baslrelball Joe Campa Arl Club Boys' Forum Jean Chacon Arf Club M. Y. C. Girls' League Bob Chipps Jr. Assembly Boys' Forum Tomorrow, Chemists, inventors, designers Page 3I Serirars Gary Cobb Boys aForum Wayne Come Hr Y Choir Radio Club Palrrcla Daniels PUblICdlIOf1S I Commerce Club Girls League Rodney Denney VGFSIQY Foolball Varsily Baskefball Engineering Club ec Bob Drake Sensor Band lrrsl dramatic play al The year Carolyn Cochran Choir H Tru Gnrls League Eva Confreras M Y C Commerce Club Grrls League Charles Dauer Scholarship Soc Track Boys Forum Roger Denney Varslly Foofball Engineering Club Lelfermen Club James Duddlng V Alrecl Colunga Ari Club Pres a Foofllghlers Pai Cook Girls League Pres Girls Slale Rep 5 B Councr Barbara Davis H1 Tri Calerlng Club Annual Bus Slaff Joan Derry Annual Bus Slaff Choir Rhyfhms Don Duncan Pepper Bough Ed D Voc Aulo Shop Boys Forum Voc Mach Shop B Foofball Mgr S B Councl HI Y .2 r Clack Siege Crew Boys Forum Arnold Clauson Boys Forum Carolyn Clark Calernng Club Trees Hu Trl S Y Evelyn Cloud Scholarship Soc. Jr. Honor Guard Girls League Council fr Howard Clark Trans Mechanic Boys Forum Shirley Cloycl Song Leader Fooiball ueen Track ueen ost Horizon' enro plures erwlrcunced ploygoers Rschard Eluas H1 Y Commerce Club Cross Counlry Marfha Enruquez 6 A A M Y C Glrls League Pal Elmore Publucahons ulll and Scroll Boys Forum Carmen Espnnosa Y Commerce Club Girls League Bob Emerson A V A Safely Club Bus Malnfalnence Joan Fawrup Cholr Jr Assembly G A A e Sr ay View 5. Della Dela Rosa G A A Commerce Club Ari Club Placldo Correz Ba nd M C Sporfs Shurley C Davns Commerce C ub Girls Chorus Frlendshnp Rep Eddie Domunquel Voc Mach Shop Varsniy Baskefball Boys Forum Carole Dunn Gnrls League Vice Presldenf UshereH'es Jr ay Sylvia Dela Rosa Y Commerce Club Gnrls League Richard Crou+er Sr ay Band Thespuans Shlrley J Davus Drnll Team Hr Trl Gurls League Sal DnDona+o Sfage Crew Voc Woodshop Boys Forum Lawrence Edwards Hu Y Varsuiy Foofball Boys Forum Dave DeLozuer Scholarship Soc Concerf Band Sonla Dalfon Cholf Annual Bus Slaff May Fefe Davud Dela Rosa M Y C Councnl Lrghi Crew Baseball CharloHe Douglas Ce Malorelle May Feie G A A Ray Duron M Y C Boys Forum . . . M. . C. ' , Q y I N. F. L. A fflll L I '. K yep... f . A 'A L, . Pl ' . . Y. . , sv i e - f A X . PI ' .- . . ' . . 1 lk Q .I ' I . KV, ... B . . . M. . C. ' ' ' ' ' . . , Vic -Pres. 4' 357 . PI ? -. Glclnclular attacking mononucleosis felled Emma Flall Choir Junior Assembly May Fefe Bobbie Gaclc Publicalions I-ll Sr. Class Trees. Jr. Class Officer Ernesl' Gomez Commerce Club Presidenl' M. Y. C. Vice-Pres. Hi-Y Rosila Gomis Jr. Honor Guard Publicalions I Scholarship Soc. Bob Gordon Voc. Aulo Shop Scholarship Soc. Boys' Forum Gloria Graue Commerce Club Girls' League Isabel Guel M Y C Sr p Rhylhms G. A. A. Larry Forresler Lighl Crew Pres. Arl' Club A. V. A. Rila Garcia G. A. A. M. Y. C. Girls' League Rose M. Goclino Hi-Tri Girls' Chorus May Fefe John Gonzales Hi-Y Sec. Boys' Forum Sr. Rep. Boys' Forum Belly Goss Publicalions l-ll Commerce Club Pres. A. S. B. Council James Gregory Arf Club Boys' Forum Bob Gulnn A S B es Var Baseball l Boys' Forum Sec. Donna Fryer Foollighlers Vice-Presidenl Jr. Play Hi-Tri Rose Gaylon Publicalions I-II Quill and Scroll M. Y. C. Program Chairman Larry Golaclcson Voc. Aulo Shop Engineering Club Boys' Forum Phil Gonzales Hi-Y Vice-Pres. M. Y. C. Cab. B Foolball Kenny Graham Engineering Club A. V. A. Lalin Club Ron Griswold Engineering Club Publicalions l Boys' Forum Don Hamsworlh Concerl Band B Baslcelball Engineering Club upper renlqs results hysterle mess bleed tests Wayne Hale Boys Forum J B Harrell Voc Auto Shop May Fate Boys Forum Patrlcua M Harrlson Concert Band HI Trl May Feta Stanley Helm V J V 8: Var bl Gay Hert Sr Class Pro Chair Annual Asso Bus Mgr unll and Scroll Clara A Holzhauser Hu Tru Transportation Sec Commerce Club Sharon l-lowlett Scholarship Soc Publications l Hn Trl Ruth Hall Publlcatnons I Latm Club Drlll Team Ruth Hams Yell Leader Jr Class Treas J Sr Pays Bud Hawluns Boys Forum Jr QP Thesplans Jr Class Cab Bud Herrlngton Jr Honor Guard Jr Class Pres Syble Hotland F Member Qulll and Scroll Publlcatlons l ll Claudua Hoon Glrls League Bob Hubbs Traclz 8: Cross Country Engineering Club Auto Shop Gerry Harmer Commerce Club May Fate Gurls League Lrnda Harrlson Hu Trl Art Club May Fete Dossa Hayward Varslty Football Letterman Club Varsity Baslxetball Marne Herrnngto-1 Commerce Club ec Catering Club Jerry Holt Sr Class Pres L Hu Y Treas Gary Hoppe Boys Forum Jerry Jensen Drill Team Head Malor Hn Trl Soc Chair Latm Club f ' rl- . l I R . ' A. . A. . . . . Ft . . . AS, tl b Stamp Club Boys' Forum Pres. ' ,u - - ' - C. S. . Lite - - . . N. F. . Pres. Q ' l v 1 - l I e - . r N -P Clariece Johnson Hi-Tri Girls' Chorus Girls' League Phyllis Johnson Girls' League Georgefia Johnsion Drill Team Maior May Fefe Girls' League Jean Knighl Hi-Tri Pres. Hi-Tri Dev. Chair. Publicafions I Page 36 Ed Johnson Varsiiy Fooiball Leifermen Club Annual Assembly Roberf Johnson Boys' Forum Bruce Kane B Baslcefball C Baskefball J. V. Cross Counfry Barbara Knopp Choir N. F. L. Recording Sec. Lalin Club Po rent-leon Joanne Kravchulc Scholarship Soc. Publicaiions I-ll Hi-Tri Treas. Pe+e Limon M. Y. C. Handball Boys' Forum Harold Mafiison C. S. F. Life Member Hi-Y Quill and Scroll BeHy Moniez G. A. A. ' M. Y. C. Girls' League Joanna Johnson Commerce Club Crimsoneiies Hi-Tri Rona-ld Johnson Graphic Aris Club Engineering Club Boys' Forum Joyce Kirby Hi-Tri Friendship Rep. Commerce Club Geney Knowles Choir Girls' League '? Ciarence LaBuhn B 81 Var. Fiball Track Boys' Forum Duane Long Var. Baseball Capi. Lelfermen Club Hi-Y Jeaneiie Mayhall Commerce Club Pro. Chair. May Feie Girls' League Leslie Moore Hi-Y B, Var. Fooiball Lefiermen Club :her conlobs, Georgieann LaBuhn Crimsonefles Scholarship Soc. Hi-Tri Alex Lous+aunau Hi-Y Var. Fiball 81 Track A. S. B. Council Barbara McBride Girls' League Es+her Morales G. A. A. M. Y. C. May Fefe Barbara LaCor+e Head Songleader Valenfine Queen Frosh May Princess Dave Lucero Senior Band M. Y. C. Cross Couniry Marilyn McCu+cheon G. A. A. Girls' League Char-fa More Scholarship Soc. Pres. Girls' Aihleiic Comm. Jr., Sr. Plays . New iz 'Fu, in 'C Mit? tlunk Bill Larson Engin ering Club Boys' orum' 'VlIfy'Q.6 Httlgk Betty McFall Girls' League Dan Muro M. Y. C. Pres. A. S. B. Council Hi-Y l 4 notices, reeert cords tede inte pest Carl Laughlin Varsity Football Engineering Club Letterman Club George Lynch Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball Lettermen Club Altred Melendrez Var. Cross Country M. Y. C. Boys' Forum Roger Murphy Sr. Class Rep. l'ti4Y Chaplin Scholarship Soc. Glenn Lawson Varsity Football Engineering Club Lettermen Club Ruby Lynch History Club Sec. G. A. A. Annual Bus. Stott' Johnny Mendoza Voc. Mach. Shop B Cross Country M. Y. C. Nora Nelson Girls' League Sr. Rep. Publications I Annual Bus. Statt QQ X sf. Elvyn Lee Basketball Mgr. Basketball Boys' Forum Arleen Margerison Latin Club Hi-Tri Crimsonettes Glenn R. Merrill N. F. L. Radio Club Footlighters Russell Niggl Art Club Light Crew Staqe Crew xii! BRN? X 'qv J' New Norita Lee Band Maiorette May Feta Commerce Club Connie Martus Crimsonettes M. Y. C. G. A. A. Herman Middleton Engineering Club Boys' Forum David Norton Hi-Y Pres. Scholarship Soc. sf. Play Bob Leeton Choir Var. Cross Country B Basketball Byron Matteson Jr. Assembly Commerce Club Boys' Forum Dorthea R. Mitchell Art Club Awards Assembly Commerce Club Jack Nuckles Student Congress Orientation Ott J. V. Baseball David Liles Band Varsity Basketball Boys' Forum Cab. Mary R. Mata Commerce Club M. Y. C. Girls' League Warren Moore Publications Photographer Quill and Scroll Light Crew Don O-lson Hi-Y Concert Band B Track Lucio Perez Var. 8: J. V. Basebl J. V. Foofball B Baskelball Jeanie Pollen Publicalions l-ll Quill lr Scroll Sec. Scholarship Soc. Molly Ponce M. Y. C. Girls' League Jacqueline Reicher+ Hi-Tri Lafin Club Hisfory Club Allen Perris Radio Club Pres. Engineering Club Boys' Forum Barbara Pierce Hi-Tri Arl Club G. A. A. Anna Por'l'er Girls' League Socorro Ramirez G. A. A. M. Y. C. Girls' League Barbara Paylon Girls' League Jim Phillips Band A. V. A. F. F. A. Pres. Derry Powell F. F. A. Vice-Pres. Boys' Forum Connie Rivera M. Y. C. G. A. A. Rep. Girls' League Fred Parsons Annual Pholo. 3 yrs. Concerl' Band Hi-Y Jaclc Phillips Head Annual Phofo. 53-54 Publicaiions l Boys' Forum Gerald Presfon Hi-Y Ari Club Boys' Forum Jesse Rivera M. Y. C. Slage Crew Boys' Forum I-ref Milne Paisley Ari Club Sr. Band Boys' Forum Doug Phillips Voc. Aulo Shop Boys' Forum Janice Purdie Publicalions l-ll Hi-Tri Sec. Commerce Club Mary Roaro M. Y. C. Commerce Club G. A. A. Don Pace N. F. L. Sr. Class Play Sludenf Congress Diclc Phegley Choir Boys' Forum Margarel Ramirez M. Y. C. Girls' League Bill Robbins A. S. B. Council Capl. Track Team Lalin Club Vice-Pres. Judy Olson Publicalions l-ll Jr. Class Vi Quill and Scroll Sharon Perry Jr. Honor Guard C. S. F. Life Member Hi-Tri Roberl Ramirez B Foofball Orienlalion Pres. Voc. Aulo Shop Gene Robinson Concerl' Ba nd Engineering Club J. V. Baslxelball Colle-ctively they looorclecxl, ready To Qo- Page 38 is-1 Barbara Roesner F Member ulll and Scroll Girls League Pub Chair Jerry Rogers S B Vice r Varsufy Tennis Cap' Scholarship Soc Mary Romo G A Y Girls League Marsha Rorabaugh Commerce Club May Feie Girls League Virginia Rosas Arr Club M Y C May Fefe Barbara Sampley Annual Bus Sfaff Fooilighfers May Feie Wayne Scarborough Varsity Tennis Band Capt Tennis Team VCDITT Gail Ross Pu ncahons I ll Commerce C ub Vice Pres Sec GAA Abelina Sanche M Y C Girls League Carol Schade ..B.. ..F. ' Member Baskeibnll ueen Jacl. Russell Var Foofbell Fooflighiers Engineering Club Isabel Sanchez M Y C Girls League Rolland Schilling Varsity Baseball Voc. Mach. Shop Boys Forum lirsi yeor To Raul Salclana Leifermen Club Vice Pres Y Var F+bI Co Cap? Vicfor Saucedo Conceri Band Choir .Y.. David Sch-.ax Siage Crew Boys Forum lost John Schmelfer Laiin Club His+ory Club Boys' Forum I Johnny Seinfurier Varsify Foofball Lefiermen Club Voc. Machine Shop Bobbie Shouer Band G. A. A. Hi-Tri Janei' Snow Quill and Scroll Scholarship Soc. American Legion Essay Frances Schrader Annual Bus. Slaff Hi-Tri G. A. A. Jim Sharp Varsify Baslxefball Capi. Boys' Forum Frosh Rep. Lefiermen Club Sec.-Treas. Jim Shriver Commerce Club Hisfory Club Boys' Forum Michael Solem Ari Club Commerce Club Fooflighiers Myrfle Schussler Hi-Tri Service Chair Ari Club Office Cafering Club Howard Shaw Crafis Boys' Forum Nola Jane Smifh Flag Twirler Hi-Tri May Fefe Ada Sosa D. A. R. Rep. Scholarship Soc. Hisi. M. Y. C. Sec. vo 'Y ..-11' L haf Charles Soward Lighl Crew Lelierman Voc. Mach. Shop Gary Sunny Boys' Forum Bill Troll Voc. Mach. Shop Boys' Forum Fred Van Aken Voc. Mach. Shop Varsiiy Baseball M. Y. C. Charlene Swain May Feie Publicaiions I-ll Laiin Club La Verne Swaim G. A. A. Rhyihms May Fele Marjorie Tompkins May Fefe Girls' League Dianne Vandenburg Jr., Sr., Council Annual Co-Edifor Jr. May Princess Donald Sieele Engineering Club Sfage Crew Boys' Forum Evelyn Sialey Thespia ns Jr., Sr. Play Quill and Scroll Richard Turney Band Decafhalon Award Boys' Forum Abe Viero Hi-Y Sporls Band Jennie Lee Sieiger Girls' League Donna Swariz Songleader Fooiball Princess Jr. Class Sec. Roger Turney B Fooiball Co-ca pl. N. F. L. Vice Pres. Engineering Club Don Wallcer Var. Baslreiball Hi-Y Leilermen Club Richard Sfephens Hi-Y J. V. Baseball B Foolball Befh Sweeney Work Training Annual Bus. Slaff May Fefe Donald Underwood Voc. Auio Shop J. V. Foolball B. Fooiball Carolyn Waliers Drill Team Commerce Club May Fefe Marilyn Siolie Hi-Tri Commerce Club Caiering Club Barbara Tennison Thespians Jr, Play Quill and Scroll Eleanor Valdez M. Y. C. Pro. Chair. Hi-Tri May Feie Fred Wanamalxer Band Boys' Forum Gene Siowell Var. Baslmeiball Engineering Club Boys' Forum Carol Thornion N, F. L. Sec. Commerce Club Drill Team Maior Dolly Valizan Hi-Tri Lalin Club Commerce Club Elmer Webb Voc. Aufo Shop Boys' Forum Summer lobe loom oheods oduli seniors di Page 40 down deep an pockets lor university funds Marshall Weelcs Hn Y Scholarship Soc B Baslrelball Evelyn Whnsler F H A Wmner Girls League Tommy Wrlluamson Annual Bus Mgr Hlsfory Club Pres Publlcahons I Il Arleah Wrughl HI Trl Commerce Club Girls League Bull Werschedel Foofball Baskefball Track Eddie Whale Varsnfy Foolball Varslfy Baseball Hr Y Sara Wilson Hr Trl Gnrls Chorus Girls League Barbara Yegge Hr Tn Vrce Pres Girls League Roberl' Wrllns Ar? Club May Fefe Programs Boys Forum Marne Wicker Office Monuior Glrls Chorus Gurls League Penny Wunlcler Flag Twlrler Hu Tru Publrcahons I Howard Yorlr Radno Club Vuce res Lahn Club Fooflnghlers Gerry Wells Varslfy Track Concerf Band B Track Ball Wllhlle Englneerlng Club B Foofball J V Cross Counlry Bob Wnse Boys Forum Mary Jo Barley Lahn Club G A A Thespnans Sheila Wesp Commerce Club May Fefe Girls League Gene Wrlllams Slage Crew Choir J V Foofball Warren Worsler HI Y Voc Auio Shop Boys Forum Gary Cross Lahn Club Pres Sr Class Vlce Pres B Fooiball 'YI CAMERA SHY Bull Carter Don Holly Bob Kamslra Margaref Marhnez Roberf Massey Cleburn Pound Page 4I B, virl,if1i.r-f piclv. our The lceyu To The grand finale al The Jiiriirii ilw uiiembly while The enlire aggregalion galher on ir- riuililwrwum mlriclfb. Under uppercloss Juniors realize success Through diverse roures, vvhelher boning lor Thursday chemislry quizzes or facing conrroversies over class swealer colors .... Final selecfion-'rurguoise .... Fourlh place in PTA confesr causes juniors io compensare by presenring Tip-Top Club ralenr assembly .... Class rings arrive earlier 'rhan in oiher years .... Arhleric powers ine clude: N. Robinsons breaking high jump record: Toorballers C. Baader, D. VanVoorhis, G. Schwengle, B. Boreler, baslcerballers K. l-lubbs, N. Robison, R. Dolry, K. l-lerhcoar, L. Williams .... R. Posr, G. Evans and R. Gaines srar in music and arf. B. Spencer rares Tops in business as W. Vaughn's recorded 2,000 inches due in journalism .... C. Jordon, L. Norron, plus J. l-layes sporring a Durch-grown musrache, counsel Prexy B. Velasguez' leading of moneyvmad juniors garnering of 35 dollars from Fair calce wheel. V,,..,11un Q.-ir,n,1 luniar flags ohiiqers, I. fo r: N. Epps, Secreiaryg A, Rohohn, Girls League Represenfafivep T. Pray, Boys Forum Rrrjiiri rinlrilivez vievv globe Tor deslinalion while W, Vaughn, Vice-Presidenl, is Thoroughly engrossed in Travel folder from gay Pair-fi, iff. Van Dyke, Girl-. League Represenralive, poinrs our her poinl ol desire To B. Velasguez, President B. Gomes, Treas uw-r, M. Wrillhr, ASB Represenfafive, and G. Dulce, Boys' Forum Represenlarive, look longingly over Their ilineraries. x'- Wg, I '5 x N ready lor nexl lrodllionol cop ond gown Juniors. Front Row. I. to r: C. Aboytes, A. Aceveda, J. Aguilar, R. Ahumada, J Alcantar, B. Alexander, L. Allsup, A. Alva Row 2: D. Anderson, S. Anderson, R Anderson, L. Andres, T. Archuleta, Row 3: E. Armenia, J. Barton, G. Baumann C. L. Baxter, C. O. Baxter, B. Beard, H Beard, M. Beber, M. Beeson, R. Beiarano, D. Bennett, S. Bernal. Row 4: A. Blake, M. Blake, D. Blum, S. Boaen, B. Boteler, J Bradford, D. Brooks, D. Bryant, B. Buflum, R. Burnett, C. Burton. Juniors. Front row, l. to r: N. Atherton, P Bright, M. Butler, R. Campa, M. Cancino J. Carr, R. Carrasco. C. Carreon. Row 2 R. Cassette, E. Chaffee, l. Chapman, C Chave1,M. Chavez, R. Chavez, J. Chilcole J. Claussen. Row 3: T. Clifford, E. Colunga V. Comer, R. Conger, A. Connors, L. Con troras, R. Cook, R. Cooley, D. Cooley Row 4: R. Cooley, D. Colton, M. Crandall K. Cross, D. Crossno, J. Crouch, D. Davis S, Day, D. Dela Cruz, D. Dela Rosa, G Dennis. Front row, I. to r: B. DeVore, B. DiDonato C. Dollens, A. Donaldson, R. Doty. Row 2: R. Dreiman, D. Duddinq, S. Duffey, G. Duke, J. Duke E. Duran Row 3' E. E e . . . . g , N Epps, G. Evans, M. Evans, R. Ferguson, N. Fernandez. Row 4: E. Flint, R. Fischer B. Flood, L. Flores, D. Gaines, C. Galvez, B. Garcia. lnlwilniliomsjlweylucleumderc:1rm,leviclool4,ll1ey I 'W 't Juniors. Front row, I. fo r: I. Garcia, J. Gardner, J. Gardner, J. Gash, D. Gaylan, J. Gilberl, B. Gomes, F. Gomez. Row 2: J. Gonzales, T. Gonzales, R. Good, L. Graham, R. Grohs, J. Haldeman, L. Halvin, V. Hardy, Row 3: L. Harker, B. Harms, C. Harris, J. Harlline, P. Haskins, D. Hayden, D. Her- nandez, C. Hernandez, R. Hernandez. Row 4: P. Herrera, N. Herron, H. Herlzog, K. Hellncoal, A. Hewill, K. Hiclcson, H. Hlndle, B. Hino, R. Hile, J. Holland, J. Holl. Juniors. Front row, I. to r: P. McConville, J. McGuire, F. McKinney, J. McNealy, A. Malmen, H. Margerison, A. Marquez, E. Marquez. Row 22 J. Marquez, S. Marlin, D. Marlinez, J. Marllnez, P. Marlinez, D Mason, L. Mala, J. Malleson. Row 3: S Maxwell, A. Meisler, R. Melendrez, S. Mel- Ton, C. Mercado, J. Merkwan, B. Miller B. Monlgomery, M. Moon. Row 4: J Moore, B. Navarro, T. Nichol, W. Norlon J. Oberschmidl, R. O'Keele, H. Oliver, J Orlega, E. Owen, M. Owen, F. Owenslay. Page 44 -L-fl .QF J5- Juniors. Front row, I. to r: A. Homan, R. Hopper, L. Houser, K. Hubbs, L. Hufl, C. Jacox, V. Jensen, G. Johndrew. Row 2: B. Jolwnson, D. Jol1nson,S. Johnson, R. Jones, P. Keene, N. Kellam, C. Kelley, B. Kemp. Row 3: D. Kendall, L. Kirkpalriclc, T. Knop- snyder, C. Krueger, L. Larsen, D. Laughlin, B. Layne, F. Lazio, E. Leabo. Row 4: P. Lewis, D. Lewlon, W. Lillle, W. Lopez, R. Lowllwer, A. Lozano, A. Luna, L. McAllisler, L. McBride, N. McCauley, T. McClure. C051 aside-lor now Els lust 'Nelqi l-lolcey' unlors. Front row. I. to r: R. Palma, C. L. Parker, B. Pearce, L. Pierce, C aro, E. Robinson, N. Robison, N. Rodgers, J. Rodrlquex, J. Rod N. ' ' From row. I. to r: B. Rosales, 6. . Ross, N. Ruben, R. Russell, J. G. Salazar, P. Saldana. Row 2: F. F. Saunders, R. Schmeller, G. el, S. Scoll, N. Sear, B. Sears, G. Row 3: D. Sellers, B. Seward, L. B. Smarl, D. Smilh, B. Spencer, Spinner, J. Siaplelon, C. Slarlrey. Row D. Slaller, D. Slewarl, R. Sfrauch, P. D. Sunderland, D. Sunny, O. a, 6. Taylor, M. Tennanl, M. Terror, Thompson. L. Pommer, R. Posl. Row 2: R. ay, B. Prielo, E. Quezada, E. , C. Rawley, J. Rawson, B. Reasons. 3 J. Reed, R. Reed, J. Reese, R. Reif, Ria er, D. Reminglon, K. Reynolds, B. J. Roberlson, F. Rivas. Row 4: Roclriquez, O. Rodrlquel, V, 45 Juniors. Front row, I. to r: B. Tilley, I Troul, F. Tufhill, J. Underwood, J. Valle P. VanDeLoop, Z. Van Dyke, D. Van Voor his. Row 2: D. Vasquez, W. Vaughn, E Velarcle, B. Velasquez, R. Villalva, M. Vil lanueva, F. Villegas, B. Wahl. Row 3: M Walker, B. Ward, D. Webb, R. Wells, F Whisler, C. While, G. While, P. While, E Wicks. Row 4: M. Wilden, F. Whilham, L D. Williams, L. W. Williams, M. Williams R. Williams, D. Wilson, S. Woodruff, D Woods, D. Ellfeldi. Page 45 Fodish Ties,bouydnT slipsond peroxide duc i ' 'ini ii i lliiimii 1 0 i girli bwT Trifiriil. Prim TurkT.iils To Bin Page 46 Mambo haircuTs, albino inTluenced loafers, coiTTures ThaT should be insured by l.loyd's, mile-long beads ThaT sTrangle liTe-susTaining breaTh, and The age oT pink and helios . . No longer does a Tollow sTaTe his approval oT a girl by, My, whaT a choice biT oT calico buT insTead as, Chick, l reacT To The message, leT's eaT aT Snow's 'n laTor pin The Flicks. . . . And man, Those Ties, They'ye graduaTed Trom a simple Lord FaunTleroy suiT accessory To a kniTTed hunk oT blaTanT Windsor nesTled undor a Mae WesT collar . . . ln reyolT oT The gala colored peggers come The abbreyiaTed Bermudas, someTimes called gloriTied gym Trunks, ranging in maTerial Trom checked aceTaTe To luxuricus linen. T wil' fm X , i' .R , w-mu-4,1 This lun-lilled yeor nurnberivvo Gone lorever The realm ol Jacls and Jill magayines, freehouse club rendezvouz, hoppedeup rvvo wheelers, and enemy enlrenchmenls .... Enier lhe malure era ol lhe Balboa haircul and lhe pinhn blaclr shirls .... Todayls sophomores include polenlial four-year lef- lerman, E. Young, and B. Chrislensonis replacing K. Nelson as lreasurer .... A iirsll lniliaiing oliice ol program chairmen, M. Perez and S. Johnson, info The cabinel .... Espril de Corpsw asiounds upper classmen al second yearer's alrempl al concerled sophies yell .... Qulslanding in each phase were: music, B. Schuelzg loolball, K. Carler and C. Craig miles, baslrelball, J. Benson: cross-counlrry, A. Qchoai lraclq, D. Seinlurierp baseball, B. Perez and , harnessed by E. Albrighf and J. Coulson .... lvlarchlf, C .if I U lj u ll liz l lr K Golz, who direcled, scolded, and encouraged '75 Lf lj by il I L1 DIV J P. Carrasco .... Second yearerls enlhusiasm wasp 4 broughl sorrow in lhe loss ol beloved adviser, Ay' lively sophies in lhe successful ialenl assembly, Tee ' Jl fl' 1, ,L Age Tanlrumsf' V, ,nil V V L V V ' V if V C Hey round lhe corner, l.'wo', le wi ,,.. VV.iiling lor C-Ollon jf KL l sb ll l Ui n ilwfffrl lf .ire -.mphie olli- ei 1, Sealed, l. 'lo r: P, llwl, yi. if preiurlenl P al 1 Q irq L l Vhllli lv' 5 J nr L Sfandm l. fo r: D. Amiiilog Boy lriinv Rep M. Perez, program h rn Swlinr B Akclirislffl' L4 e liiillfll Rep, R. Srnilli, Sm ' cl. Bei. li .wil li, l?alwl.biri-E, Girl Lei . X ,wxss-s 'ti . ,,.-.'i,'e.-wawsmuzrk-V . - V, 5 ,. .,..,,..-. . ,. I lf ll u Cn .l iqel Diredori . microscopic view ul oumpeil lrincl displaying lrilenlz. Sophs. Front Row, I. to r: J. Aboyles, M. Alooyles, V. Aboyles, R. Alcer, R. Aleo, M. Allbrandl, W. Allsup, J. Almond, L. Allon. Row 2: D. Amador, D. Anderson, R. Ar- buclcle, G, Armenia, A. Armslrong. A. Arnefl, R. Afchison, G. Audiss, C. Augus- line. Row 3: G. Baker, A. Barrera, L. Barrelf, L, Barllell, B. Beach, D. Beard, D. Beaudoin, C. Becerra, R. Belfran, J. Benson, J. Berch. Row 42 l. Bermudel, R. Berumen, B. Belchel, M. Bilrmore, Z. Bradford, M. Brinlee, J. Brislol, R. Brinlon, D. Brown, V. Brown, D. Buckley. Sophs. Front Row, I. fo r: B. Buker, N. Burdell, T. Buslos, P. Calderilla, E. Calles, F. Camarena, l. Campa, J. Campbell, D. Cano. Row 22 M. Canfwell, P. Carballo, M. Carlos, P. Caliguri, R. Carmichael, P. Car- rasco, J. Carler, K. Carler, G. Casiillo. Row 3: R. Caslillo, G. Casfle, E. Caslorena, F. Cecil, B, Ceizler, F. Chavez, G. Chavez, Y. Chavez, P. Chilwood, B. Chrislensen, D. Cisneros. Row 42 C. Clarlc, L. Clarlc, R. Cleveland, J. Coales, D. Coleman, D. Cooley, R. Cooley, R. Corral, J. Coelho, J. Coulter, C. Crafl. Sophs. Front Row, l. to r: C. Craigmiles, G. Craw, F. Croom, L. Croom, H. Davis, V. Davis, J. Dean, C. Decker, B. Deen. Row 2: E. Delgado, R. Delgado, R. Denger, P. Dever, E. De Vere, J. De Vore, M. Dewar, D. Di Donalo, H. Domingue1.ROw 3: B. Doyle, R. Drager, D. Dunham, E. Duran, B. Durney, V. Edwards, L. Eldridge, S. Elias, M. English, S. E s D. F slein. Row 42 H. Escoloar S PP 1 P i - Esquibel, M. Fahrney, T. Farr, D. Fedigan, Q H. Ferree, K. Finch, B. Fleming, J. Flynn, P. Fraser, P. Free. Page 48 Sopliiegmourn loss ol 4 . f ,. L U K L 1, cw Q f 1 Lrfbcxfx L1 LV X' 1,730 .441 fr i 1' 1 'Q A 11 'U f K ryA,,yy 5 . i 4 J Q ,.g.ALg4, M 1 4- beloved Albert Gelz Ns. - 'in'-s in A . l Ln 2 fl . . 1 A 1- ' , A x N .9 L, . y f'N' 2 ff!-Q Official inilialion clay reveal: peculiar 'mlenls ol member-elecl. Sophs. From Row, I. to r: B. Fryer, M. Ful- slone, A. Gage, Y. Gall, S. Gaona, D. Garf rell, B. Gallen, R. Gibson, K. Gilberl. Row 2: P. Glynn, B. Gomes, M. Gomez. A. Gon- zales, C. Gonzales, D. Gonzales, L. Gonzales, M. Gonzales, R. Gonzales. Row 3: R. Gon- zales, C. Graham, J. Granado, B. Grider, P. Griffilhs, S. Griffillws, J. Grubbs, A. Guillen, T. Guilron, R. Guzman, B. Haldeman. Row 42 R. Hammonlree, R. Hanscom, B. Harlow, Z. Harrell, P. Harrison, R. Harryman, P. Harfman, C. Hearrell, G. Heiner, A. Henry, P. Herl. Sophs. Front Row, I. to r: G. Hickey, H. Hines, L. Holland, D. Hogge, C. Hogue, R. Hopper, L. Houser, D. Howard, J. Hubbs. Row 2: G. Huffalcer, W. Hughes, D. Hull, B. Hunl, L. Hunfer, C. Huss, C. Hyde, B. lm- briani, M. Jaquez. Row 3: K. Jarvis, S. Jar- vis, W. Jensen, S. Johnson, S. F. Johnson, P. Jones, W. Jones, J. Juarez, M. Juarez, R. Juarez, M. Keep. Row 4: B. Kemp, R. Kelcham, M. King, B. Kiss, K. Klassen, K. Klingbiel, K. Klopfer, B. Knighl, H. Knulson, D. Krase, D. Krueger. Sophs. Front Row, I. to r: B. Kump, L. LaBul1n, G. Lawson, S. Leiglilon, C. Leving- sion, B. Lewis, J. Lewis, D. Lindsey, B. Lipes. Row 2: E. Loera, J. Lones, J. Lopez, A. Lu- cero, G. Lynclw, D. MacGregor, L. McClain, G. Mcculcheon, E. Mclilhinney. Row 3: B. McFall, R. McGuire, S. McKay, J. McPilxe, J. Mall, L. Malfzberger, D. Marchus, J. Marler, G. Marie, O. Marlinez, T. Marlus. Row 4: D. Malleson, M. Melendrez, D. Mel- lon, A. Mendivil, W. Meuser, M. Milan, L. Miller, L. Mills, E. Mollring, B. Monlgomery, D. Monlgomery. Page 49 Wheels spinningsleom-bellowing, Coseys Sophs. Front Row, I. to r: C, Moore, C Moses, B. Murray, J. Myler, B. Navarro, M Navarro, R. Neel K. Nelson, L. Newberry. Y . TI Row 22 K. Nielso , F. Nieves, C. Norris, D. Norlon, A. Ochoa, J. O'Grady, A. Ornelas J. Ortiz, D. Owen. Row 3: A. Parsons, J Paslay, A. Payton, S. Payton, F. Pearrnan, R Percy, M, Perez, B. Perez, G. Peters, P Petty, P. Pinson. Row 42 W. Prilchard, J Propps, T. Pryor, J. Pusey, T. Quiroz, R Ramirez, L. Randall, J. Randolph, A. Ray, P Ransom, G. Raymond. Sophs. Front Row, I. to r: R. Ramirez, B Reed, B. Reed, S. Reeve, H. Reibel, R. Rey nolds, R. Ringen, K. Robison, R. Robles Row 2: R. Rodriguez, G. Roller, M. Rosales T. Rose, K. Robbins, F. Robinson. S. Romo M, Rowland, R. Rumsey. Row 3: V. Sabala R. Salalar, G. Sanchel, R. Sanchez, E. Sand lin, K. Schade, P. Schlax, B. Schuefz, C Seasholfz, D, Seip, M. Sheehan. Row 4: R Shepherd, F. Silva, V. Skinner, D. Smalley B. Smifh, J. Smith, J. Smilh, L. Smith, P Smith, R. Smith, S. Smith. ...f....,,.. . 'X Nw . Q Sophs. Front Row, I. to r: V. Smith, W. Smith, l.. Soto, G. Stanford, P. Starbuclm, E. Sfarling, J. Siell, F. Stevens, l. Stewart. ROW 22 E. Sutliff, C. Swank, l. Tanfardino, l. Tapia, B. Taylor. D. Thomas, P. Thomason B. Thomason, D. Thompson. Row 3: E. Thompson, N. Tighe, V. Tincher, A. Turner, P. Tymchelx, B. Underwood, M. Utter, F. Valencia, F. Valenzuela, T. Van Voorhis, R. Vasquez, Row 42 R. Vasquez, L, Vaughn, H. Villa, T. Villalpando, T. Villalva, E. Volliing B. Wagner, L. Wallace, N. Warman, M Warren, J. Wellard. Sophs. Front Row, I. to r: D. Westfall, R White, D. Wilborn, T. Williams, J. Winlzler D. Wisserl, E. Wlyninger, J. Wobsler, D Wood, P. Woodson. Row 2: D. Worster, J Wrighl, J. Yazell, E. Young, N. Young R. Young, S. Young, G, Yzaguirre, S. Zahm M. Zimmerman. Eophs dom THQIV C095 with Q P1eQrTy,'c1ll aboard! , 'T ,. 9 Top: I lVV'1'tK I 7' if: L wwr1fv: LN, WT, A'fx'f' r' fwit Fw .xx gm 'N PUR iff 4 41 . LCN boffomi fu 1' ' '1,pN,T 'fx' r mv' L, 'W . L ff Fil ff In R, wr x Ax. xv. fx. CCHfCF boffom: xx I ' ' .Vw ewlx ,:fM'r'e'.1vx en' vv Hui, +L.1r'V' Mx vm '- 91 Righ+ bOHOrT12 QM' NX rf' 4 :wmv . '4 I1MV7WfW'Y Jw ,V ' K vvi Tm: Yww WQW' www mv my Vw Aiwfclr .rw :M 'rm Page 5l Showing poinlul rnorlqs ol odolesceni iros Siheilulir-Q four years of sludy, worlc and fun, lrosh class oilicers prepare lo board Collon Limiled. Seafecl in front S. Sin-duelfy, Secretary: in lrunlc, N. Galloway, Girls' League Rep. Third Row I. fo r: P. Baldridge, l cr' M Bi Bo ' Furum Re ' L Pre lon ASB Repq P. Russell, Prexy: G. Marlin, Boysl Forum vruiwizr 'ry l riqqs, yw C . S , Rep: P. Sharp, Girls League Rep.: S. Manning, Vice Prexy. Liv hnwn lvl ii, Princes' F irrlirliilcsi +0 rt Sealed, L. Preslon, Dli1Sil1PBldlc1N ll l a . iimimy, . .ii rii e, .Gaioway, R. De .ourf. fzyg N .f . Like The Thrill ol a new advenlure, The experience oi being a freshman exisls bur once .... They are rossed and 'rurned by bullelring homeworlc, problems, fears, doubls, and pushed along by The gusly boasls oi seniors .... Never io be lorgollen experiences-lacing Miss McCouriney and signing lor lhe iirsr Three, cheering 'Til lhey're hoarse, and srudying 'ril Jrhey're blind .... Cramming, lrembling, and worlcing are pillars ol lrosh lile .... Remember inifialion as Hrhe day you wish mosi nor To live over againfl . . . Dress Rehoarsalfl irosh lalenl show, illuslrales youngslers' pep and Jralenlr, and Woodie Woodpecker Fair Boolh caprures money .... A and AA cards, class yells, and adviser M. l-lerring+on's famous leclures mixed wilh yaller buses lull ol sludenls' elbows, boolrs, and noisei D. Lindsey's irrila' lion ar horseplay, and l-l. Johnsons casual manner creare awe .... Nearly all-girl cabinel and lwo Boys' Forum repre- senlalives carry high class enlhusiasrn, while lrosh anlicipale rhe day when 'rheir Schwinns will become Fords. they new enter melure sophomore level F sh From Row I to r J Abo es I Aboyles C Adams L Agurlar R Abu made mada E Alannz E Alcanlar J Allen L Alllngham Row2 L Allman L Allman A Alvarado J Amador C Anderson A Anderson J Anderson P Anderson R Angulo Row 3 R Arand R Archulefa N unson C Baber R Boca S Baile Baldrldge W Barlow B Barnes L Barrefl M Basoco ROW4 A Bauhsla L Benham Benson J Berner D Blsuano G Ba e n G Bakeman L Bloom J Boaen Boaon E Bobb Fosh Front Row I lo A Bogard J Bonme J Bradshaw J Brewer M Briggs E Brown D Brown R Brown N Brumm Row 2 D Bryan? G Bryanl J Bryson D Burner T Cabral S Caldera R Callas S Camarena T Carr Row 3 G Caslllas S con 6 Chaffee B Champuon B Chasfaun A Chavez B Chavez B Chavez Row 4 S Chavez F Chesler N Cumenral M Clark S Clousa P Cochran S Coleman M Colrrln A Colunga W Colunga C Cameron Frosh Front Rowl for W Conley J Con noly F Console D Cooper V Corbef R Cordero R Coronado V Corral D Crane Row 2 J Crane J Crlclcon G Crossno N Crourer J Cunningham P Currey T Cus culo T DArcy A Dauer Row 3 C Dauss C Davns D M Da O Da DeJarneHe R DeLa Cruz B Dela Rosa F Dela Rosa C Delgado J Delgado Row 4 P Delgado R DeLoura K D8llSIl9 V Dnaz L Dodson A Dominguez R Domlnguez S Dornleld K Dorrance D Doyle J Druslull ro . . . : I . yr Ark' ', . ' '. . ' ', . ' yf P. Pf ',',lk. ma , . I , . , . , S r . . r: . , Caslorena: Caslro, J. Cafhey, A. Cha- . I , J. Iavis, . l vis, .. . vis, Jf Fresh occeei responsibilities with voried . div Frosh. Front Row I. ro r: M. Drummond, J. Dudley, R. Dudding, B. Dunham, J. Durney R. Duron, L. Dykes, W. Easfman, J. Edwards. ROW 22 D. Emery, L. Erwin, F. Escoisar, P. Espinosa, M. Esquibel, D. Farmer, A. Felix J. Ferronafo, D. Fisher. Row 3: F. Flair, G. Flood, R. Flores, L. Flowers, V. Floyd, A. Foreman, S. Forresfer, R, Fullerron, S. Fryk- berg, M. Funk, M. Gaifan. Row 4: N. Gallo- way, S. Garbuff, C. Garcia, J. Garcia, M. Garcia, S. Garcia, C. Gaumond, L. Gaveffe, J. Gibbons, C. Giggey, R. Gilchrisf. Frosh. Front' Row l. to r: D. Givens, T. Glackin, B. Gonzales, J. Gonzales, A. Good, R. Good, M. Gooding, N. Grable, C. Granado. Row 2: G. Graves, K. Green, M. Gregor, N. Gregory, R. Grider, K. Hamar, S. Hammargren, D. Hancock, J. Hanna. Row 3: N. Harmer, R. Harris, P. Harris, D. Hazel- son, N. Hearell, C. Helm, K. Henry, L. Her- nandez, D. Herron, N. Herron, L. Heri. ROW 42 D. Higley, K. Higniie, M. Hino, E. Hife, J. Hodge, L. Hollinqsworfh, V. Holzhauser, D. Hood, R. Hood, C. Horfon, H. Hoskins. Frosh. Front Row I. to r: R. Houchens, D. Hubbard, P. Hull, D. Hudspefh, J. Ingram, P. Ingram, R. Jackson, D. James, L. James. Row 22 H. King, P. Jiannino, S. Johnson, S. Johnson, D, Johnsfon, M. Johnsfone, J. Kauffman, C. Kelley, N. Keifh. Row 3: K. Kirker, B. Knowles, F. Krueger, G. Kurlak, D. Ladd, R. Lamb, J. Lane, M. LaRocco, P. Larson, M. Lawrence, M. Leabo. Row 42 B. Lebus, A. Lee, L. Lee, J, Leroy, C. Leyva, L. Libby, P. Liles, A. Limon, E. LiHle, J Lizarde, J. Lofgran. reactions Frosh. Front Row I. fo r: J. Long, H. Lopez J. Lucns, E. Lucero, R. Luna, S. Luna, K Luplon, E. Lyman, G. Lyon. ROW 21 J. Lyon L. McCall, B. Mcculclleon, N. McDonald K. McElhinney, R. McGuire, C. McHaffie A. McNeil, D. McPl1erson. Row 32 J. Mall P. Maloney, B. Mallzberger, B. Manning, S Manning, S. Manslcer, B. Margerison, D Marsh, M, Marie, G. Marlin, L. Marlin Row 4: V. Marfinez, W. Marlinez B. Ma es, - Y C. Mead, J. Meelcs, J. Meisler, B. Mendoza M. Mercado, G, Messer, P. Messer, L Middlelon. Frosh. Front Row I. to r: M. Millar, L. Mir ands, D. Milchell, R. Moilz, E. Monlez, J McCully, J. McConnell, F. Moore, N. Moore Row 2: G. Morales, L. Morales, L. Morrow C. Moss, J. Murray, H. M ers, R. Na el, K Y 9 ' Nason, V. Navarro. Row 32 M. Nelson, R. Noriega, R. Norris, D. Nooner, A. Norlon, N. Norlon, B. Ogden, T. Orleqa, S. Orliz, S. Owen, R. Pace. Row 42 G. Pallanle, E. Papp, E. Perea, D. Percy, L. Perris, D. Perez, A Pelers, F. Pelers, J. Pelers, M. Pierce, S Pommnr. Frosh, From Row I. to r: G. Powell, G. Powell, P. Pralf, L. Presfon, D. Prilchard, C Proclor, H. Ouezada, F. Quinn, M. Quiroz Row 2: S. Radlxe, D. Rolls, A. Ramirez, D Ramirez, l, Ramirez, L. Ramos, L. Randolph N. Rowley, S. Rawson. Row 32 J. Ray, F Razo, P. Reans, C. Reed, L. Reil, P. Reyes D. Reynolds, M. Rich, R. Ringen, R. Rivas, R. Rivera, Row 4: T. Rivera, R. Robbins, M Rodriguez, O. Rodriguez, R. Rodriguez, G. Roller, E. Rollins, J. Rosa, F. Ross, S.Rougl1 lon, J. Rouclwleau. Froslfi Tale-nl Assembly N-.,,,.f,, Page 55 Frosh. Front Row I. to r: W. Rumsey, P. Russell, N. Sadler, W. Safiel, E. Sala1ar, S. Sandusky, F. Saucedo, M. Saucedo, D. Scarborough, J. Scarborough. Row 2: R, Schmiiz, P. Schonberger, P. Schulfz, C. Schwengel, W. Sell, D. Sharp, P. Sharp, D. Shoclclce, G. Shoemalce, A. Simon. Row 32 T. Sims, J. Sisemore, B. Smiih, B. Smifh, C. Smilh, J. Smiih, J. Smiih, M. Smiih, R. Smilh, S. Smiih, O. Sosa. Row 4: B, Siafiord, G. Siandley, L. Sfarlc, B. Sfarling, V. Sfaier, B. Slcele, T, Sieele, L. Sfephens, B. Sfevens, A. Siewarf, M, Sforey, C. Sucyil, P. Sugden. Frosh. Fronf Row I. to r: T. Sunny, D. Swaim, M. Swingle, J. Terr, P. Taslser, L. Taylor, T. Telizyn, B. Terror, T. Thompson, S. Thornion. Row 2: A. Tillen, D. Todd, R. Tomeoni, D. Todd, R. Torres, J. Ulfer, G. Valle, L. Van Anfworp, S. Vandenburg, J. Vanlxe, C. Vel- asquez. Row 32 P. Veloz, D. Villalpando, J. Walfman, K. Waring, B. Warren, L. Webb, P. Wells, D. Werelius, J, While, C. Wiclcs, B. Wilde. Row 42 J. Williams, J. Williams, P. Williams, J. Williamson, J. Wilson, J. Wolfe, L. Wood, H. Woods, J. Wrighl, D. Yavelaclc, J. Young, S. Zigler. Frosh iroined The mind ond minded the from Symbolic ol all 'rho Clam + me Independence wos collecliyely sought As lrosh lhey came in a lilfle frigh+ened, buf vasfly pleased af 'rheir unaccusfomed independence . . . Transforming inlo sophomores, They leave nolhing immune from Their coclci- ness. . . As iuniors, Their showmanship 'rurns info solidify of honor guards 'ro escorl lhe seniors down +he aisle on lheir Diploma Jamboree. Boss Mosirnan lceeps lhe peace during sludy hall, where yawning sludenlf., crealcing desks, and guided missiles creafed release from boredom. Fingers musl be supple in order lo run 'round 'the Royals and lhusly C. Harnoise leads his lyping class in carpal caleslhenics. 'YN L Loolcing in on Mr. Baer! orienlalion class finds lhem en- grossed in sludyino lor lhose ouarier exams. , ..,. -,- in .X FFA boys loolc in lrailer To check sloclc. Losl lrosh search lor correci room, regislralion day. Extracurricular pastimes iur Piirely by reaiiewf ol fieniorri wlwo remember llwe razz issue, Leas' Arnold, Cloyinq Brown coyly awk. Why riilw, yor. ,ill mean we won? l. llolmeri 1-mile' riwerilinqly lo Conslifiilional essay winnerr ,W F 1 Fl Wir, 1 lnduslriaus slore worlcers larleil liincli lnoiir lor exlrgi claw. fredii. Ell+llw.KgliiSpl' llior Elgin lglilymlmbcri' in llle School llmlil' Parr ol llwe program lor llwe aludenli in P, E. clowew ii. .everfil weelca ' O r' .' Www dm ' ell' ' composed ol square dancing, ballroom dancina, find lollq diincinq. lic-limirinnq upeerlwoi, find .id-. for Gene Norman TV Sliow, Olllr'QI' I, +0 rj lXAUy'r'3I 6355. RQQQVSI Advigef No mdllef lwow Old you GFS, alway5 lUVl lo lr!l4E3 ri llino iN lllf? 'iWlVlQ Lfirina, D. V.inVooi-lwiu, R. Miirplwy, N. Epps. ride on a merry-go-round, or even slide down a slide. NNN in Am ,ami M Q? ASB into siglwlseers vf 47 Sfnclenlm lonr Teleplwone Fair observing eleclronics plwenomenn. Snqelx. lvlnrlcol proved inlereslinq lo senior sludenls wlwo rrcleflecl il .rs one ol llreir Choices for a senior lrlp. All cloclconl oul, copplnq blue ribbon al Counlry lair lor mos.l Oriqinrrl booflr, wma Commerce Club. Berobecl in wlwile blorrseir, girls' Clworuses blend voice. in mlnqlnq. Greasy monkeys, l. fo r: A. Viero, E. Webb, J. Harrell, B. Gordon, in Vocaiional Anim Shop, lfk'ri'V' ici ropfiir worn bearinqe and fired old rnoiors. Viforlqinq lrpinlirnilly 'nw pul oul The pfiper, Pepper Bough cubs ialce a break al Collon Courier ollife. l. fo r: R. Fischer, J. Alcaniar, F. Tulhill, lvl. Beeson, and M. Gwen. Page 60 Diversilied ociions Palierns produce preiiy peilicoals in homemelcing. Male subslilule Teacher wields scissore in lines and arcs in e rare demonslralion of cuiiinq ekill lor class. A queriel of Col'ron's orally carvers galher around sundry samples of lheir worlc done during cralis period. l. +0 r. P. Alion, J. McCoy, B. Knmelra, and R. Nigqle. Drallsmen delve inlo drawing. Under lulelnqe ol B. Ashmore, lhe ll! Soufire lwirlerl. lrfiin lo rrmlce Tomorrow 5 bridqea. l. +0 r: E. While, B. Wilhilcw, B. Ashmore, D. ldainfiworlh, Q. Slowell, find F. Robinson, M 'img Clog, h l L 4,-5 1 loCornoTe limited ground educdlienel hdzerds A. Parsons, exalTed To The posiTion as maesTro To The Junior band, is eagerly posed wiTh raised baTon in hand. B. Gills proudly sTands by To be oT as-.isTanCe, if need be. l'lonesT John Hayes, ChemisTry proTessor, loaTs rnomen- Pepper Bough cubs Talce refuge in The Bands Tarily, expounding on DuTch language TayoriTe saying, dressing room. l. To r: M. Wallcer, B. Rol3erTs, D. l-larrah' lpronounced harrhll which means in English, Davis, D. Duncan, ediTor, W. Vaughan, J. Dulce, l-larrah, a reCenT innovalion To erudiTe ColTon reparTee. J. AlcanTar. 1 in NNN Q as 7 R lu , ,....,,,,' We A Cl Nxmqw ' RL f 4 fx V371 .L ww is A' z xi Q ' f 1 ,af accelerate N x N Q , x X , XX A '. f X , , . X v ,dw g X 'N - . L X e X we MJF E74 B PF e 4 f, 1 mo 0 I .I ,Q U. 54 C I ,,i9 4' t QQ o ,r':,aDg,:: .a9',y9oy.g '.,oblwnv of ,gwvno '07 mbtgvg' .1 ' I. QC .': 4'Oy.s gc' UUYIKQ-U5 '.c 0msn ',v'24'U9ovusU 'U .ai 'Pisonu' Q. .QCQIOIQQ U: QQ 0 on D '11-' it 11-1 0 10 .A o..', Q , o .:l Q . Q 4 .,o '.:4'1o 0 O ...U o'. :4':o' I g 'A 05:0 Oli! 00005 0000i 004' A049 ff? ' K A 'Nav I HW Ck P 9 nlight n curricular tempo xx M 11 X XJ X wg N YJ U NQ N . X N. LX! Q X ,X N X5 F2 5? N YJ CN .XJ N K BJ X pq ' 'X x J 9 ASB President B. Quinn, pauses a momenT To Tlash a . . . . , .. .Hi brilliiinT lrnil C during hi: man To book sTruggle wi ll Pen-,ercf-cf iii as a Pro li ASB Rep. L. PresTon in glad ColTon -,Till has chive Wifi Gijriflemen ni Pepper Bough EdiTor D. Duncan help- hnr pick up The many nero.-,ilies fi girl musT carry. Page 64 Low-obiding ciTiZenry Democracy in miniaTure .... Realizing The imporTance oT law-abiding ciTizenry, AssociaTed STudenT Body oTTicers seT high sTandards Tor candidaTes who are elecTed aT The balloT box .... RepresenTaTives oT The sTudenT body meeT every day in leadership class, period Ill, To perTecT The arT oT expressing and inTerpreTing sTudenTs' demands and opinions. ...DeTermined buT inexperienced new sTudenT leaders accepT SepTember diTTiculTies, when wiThouT suTTicienT knowledge oT parliamenTary law, They gamely Taced myriad oT problems beginning wiTh The changing oT The songleaders' uniTorms Trom crimson and whiTe To The school colors oT crimson and gold .... Pick up ThaT paper, became a Tamiliar expression as clean-up campaign rolls inTo acTion. . . . The unique sighT oT council members wiTh sTicks and nails spearing papers oTT The cluTTered campus marked The progress oT The Keep Kampus Klean crusade. B0'H'0m l.eTT: D. Muro, COLTUKlll'WdU'r'il'-ldFQ9, doesnT seem To mind being in ball and chains when chained by P. Cook, Girls' League presidenT, leTT, and B. Goss, annual repro senTaTive, righT. Below: Adviser A. Loring peeks in nT vice prexy, J. Rogers. who reads English liTeraTure ol The l8Th renTury To noT so inTeresTed secreTary, C. Schade. 5 R. 4: V 4 ? . Qf- V' . - F X ,yyy .,.,, 5, k g ' , 5 N -f -- s rr - x E' ' iii ii! 5. J iii A w I in .ff N- X f L rex r'-. ' ff ' nl 2 i. 'Y F K . A S P ' f 4 was A Trust in These levv--Democrocy in miniolure Even Jfhough inundaled by rouline mailers, The councilmen succeeded in encouraging lrhe cily To conlribulre Jrrash cans. . . . l-lumdrum procedures are lighiened by curious pleas lhal iind iheir way lo lhe ccuncil, especially R. Blinn boldly reguesling permission +o dye J. Vallels yell-leading panls. ...Casey's Scolch blood responds when councilmen discuss 525,000 ASB budgel .... Soleciing and direcling lalenis lor famous Gene Norman T. V. show brings Collon info spor- lighl .... Prexy B. Guinn and co-wcrlcers raling praise for infroducfory fours of lhe audiforium .... Adviser A. Loring and crew please dance addicls by a soclc hop, lirsf of six dances .... Girls' Aihleslic Commissioner C. More resigns by reguesl ol GAA council .,.. From Keep Kampus Kleen program lo lhe planning ol a new Jrrallic couri wifhin fhe school confines, aclivilies demonslrale leaders' wide-range program. li ' A X 1 , . f , 1 x K v ,lx ' r' Bop 'n Pop we-,sion cxiplures inleresl of music lovers: Blinm' head yell leader, R. Murphy, Sr, Rep: and B. Robbins, council- man nl' large. ' 'I ,f v' ' S Q l FT! , su, 3, ., . - .1 s, sei- ' av wi- - .4 Jai .SQQQXQF '1 N .sf R. ,L ,,- m se-or s W. qv '- A, k ' . ,Twi g h .g g When you wish upon a siar or even a lurlrey bone, Ilia iun C. More, reiired Girls! Alhlelic Commissioner, leii, wilh R Van Voorhis, Boys' Alhlelic Commissioner, righl. Discussing ASB problems? Oh, I donil lcnowf' -.nys C. Swank Sophie ASB Rep, righi, fo E. Young, Councilmaneallarge eeping sieady company proves proiilable lor companion- , ip during sludyflime as shown by B, Herringfon, Boys' Forum Presidenl, and M. Walker, Jr. Rep. 'fo ASB Council. ,N ,s 5 54 in l. a Q' Q N Swan ' V W X, If X QQ, Aw' if Mu mrkf? r S61-594810. YF 1, , wawhia. gm BoTTle ol sexes seTTled by Forum Leogue Socral usages and parllamenTary law are parT oT The Glrls League s goal oT advancing lnTeresT among The Temalos Prexy PaT Cook her money conscuous gurls The TaculTy and Boys Forum chalk up prause IH conTrlbuTung CARE money Tor Europe and S345 To The Polio Fund presenTed In behalToTlv1ary Jo Bailey poho sTrvcken senlor l-larmonaures musuc and superb decore provude seTTnng Tor ueen B LaCorTe and prmcesses ID Thexr reugn over SweeThearTs STar lrghT Swlrl Young ladies become acgualnTed durung T-T1 Day whale alliance w1Th T-lu Trlers promoTes Sprrng Fashion Show courTesy oT Llbby s ualnTy Shop Overseer V CoTTey and Frlendshlp chalrmen lnk coeds Through Thlrd period programs and pursue end less Task oT encouraging good groomung as demon sTraTed rn QcTober Dos and DonTs assembly Furnrshnng The media Through whuch many boys can rcaluze Thenr leadershup abllnTy and boosT local morale The Boys Forum oTTers a soluTuon To The amblTuous The1r sem: Tormal FooTball l-Tomecomlng Dance made possible some TasT and Tancy TooTwork In addlTlon To a sneak preview oT The Tall Tashron parade oT parTy Togs BelaTed ouTsTandlng TooTball sporTsmanshlp Trophy was besTowed upon R Turney Long pre pared Forum assemblues meeT delay when deTerrung To prevuously scheduled assemblnes Prexy B l-lerrmgTon duvusuon head I0 clean up proIocT helps advisers I-l Prlce and L Walker rn Keep Kampus Kleen campaign UnTurl:ng The VlcTory Tlag Theur honor and oblugahon The Forum sTruves Tor comple Tron oT :Ts Ideals Through school and cnvuc service Row I l To r J Fawrup G L Decorahon Charrman B VelasgLez B F SecreTary D Vandenburg G L Sen Rep e enTaTr e K Robbrns G L Sophomo e RepresenTaTuve J Duke B F Junior Repre cnTmT e Row 2 N Galloway G L Fre hman RepresenTaT e N Rodruquez G L Treasurer P Cook G L Pre denT B T-lerrungTon B F Pres1denT F Cloud GL WelTare Chairman Row 3 A Robohn G L Jumor RepresenTaTnve F luThrll GL Program Chalrman N Epps G L Soclal Chair n F JLn or Represen a l e K Rob son B F Sophomore e re en e C D nn Row Z Va Dye G L Juno RepresenTalve W lmms B F Progr Char mm J Berch C5 L Sophomore RepresenTaTlve D Amador B F Sophomore RepresenTaT1ve N Rnor on B F Vrce Pres denT Row5 B Roesner 6 L PublucrTy Chairman M Brrggs B F Fresh mln RepresenTaT e J Gonzales B F Sensor RepresenTaT ve lvl Owen G L SecreTary P Sharp C L Fre hman RepresenTaTuve G lv1arTun B F Freshman Represe-nTaTlve Page 67 ' T T ' L o L .... , A 1 . , , I , . . , , . : . 4 , . . ' ' : . T , . . 1 . , . . Tor V 5 AV I . ' , . . ' I I . , . . ' - s . lv . : . , . . s C . iv I . ' , - . I . , , . . si 3 , ' . . . ' I . . . . 5 . : . ma 3 T. Pray, B. . T I T T'v 3 . i' , . . R p s TaTIv 3 . u , G. L. Vic e PresidenT, 4: . n k , . . I r T' 5 L. il 'Q , . . am , 4 Ar Q 3 . 1 , , . ' 7 , . . . ' 3 . D' 7 ,,.,' ci . : . , . . ' ' ' I . ' , . . - . , iv 3 . , . . F I I . , . . I . . -1. . ,Q . F I . T , . . ' . Synchronized doubers creole eileclive orl L- il fb-Em Fron+ Row, I. +o r: D. McGregor, V. Jensen, M. Mercado L. James. Back Row: C. Hyde, G. Marre, B. Ceizler, J Marquez, T. McClure, D. Milchell, l-lelen McDaniel, W. Prifchard, D. McPherson, C. Proclrer, F. McKinney. Wan? posrers? Pigmenl daubers answer lhe calll Designing and sillc screening PTA and play programs, painlring scenery lor ASB produclion, and crealing sporl booslrer signs are lhe usual lor arlisls who even branched our inro demonsrrarion mobiles used lo illuslrale lhe Orange Show boolh . . . HMS Pina fore necessilaled work on 'rhe good ship's cabins, and broughr our millinery ralenls when arfisrs exe- culecl lhe bonnels lor his sisfers, and his aunls, and his cousins . . . Top nolch people lravel ro Laguna 'ro observe professional worlcers in Their homes, and Jrheir wares exhibiled al lhe Vicror l-lugo . . . Sponsor l-l. McDaniel's ourslanding sludenls visilr L. A. Arr Cenrer for lirsr rime . . .Casey com- mended club's clorhes drive lor rhe needy when They senl 750 pounds 'ro rhe Navajo children al Chris?- mas, and IOO pounds of goodies and clolhing al Easrer. Clockwise, I. +o rc L. Barrlel, S. Ca-Jorena, B. Ogden, B. Webb, J. Gardner, J. Gardner, R. Good, J. Snow, B. Doyle, l-lelen McDaniel, L. Alman, L. Alman, L. James, S. Bailey, P. Brighl, B, Ceizler, C. Levingslon, B. Chrisfenson, E. Colunga, B. Wilde, J. Anderson, G. Armenln, D. l-lillas: model, E. Sandlin. Froni Row, I. +o r: D. hligley, J. Fawrup. J. Flynn, R. l-lascom. D. l-logge, D. Givens. Row 2: B. Harms, R, Good, l-l. Dom' inguez, l'lelen McDaniel, J. Gardner, B. Gonzales. L, For- resler, R. Good, B. Dean, M. Funlc, R. Gaylan, L. l-lerl, R. Hopper, models: A. and M. Blalce. Lefi' fo Righfz D. Todd, D. Todd, N. Rodriguez, D. Valizan, J. Pussey, R. Willis, E. Thompson, M. Rowland, D. Smilh, S. Young, C. Thornlon, N. Tighe, R, Thompson, P. Saldann, l-l. McDaniel, M. Solem, R. Smilh, M, Schussler. lylogic Touclies A by construction. Electronic oces ,iii C3 3433-43 i. i Wi his Worlcmen slrive induslriously 'ro bang llwe firsl curlains in Wlwilmer audiforium. X Tn ',Q!E A. V. A. learn audio lcnowfliow. Siffing, I. fo r: K. Gilberl, vicefpresidenig L. lolouser. Cen+er row, 1. +0 r: D. Epslein, W. Lopez, L. Hofland, F. Saunders, presidenlg S. Reeve, J. Myler, G. Cole, J. Cunningliam. Back row, l. +o r: J. Rosa, L. Parker, secrelaryq G. Lawson, S. lreilman, adviseri G. Crossno, R. Solis. Sfage Crew work ambidexirously. Kneeling, I. 'ro r: S. DiDonalo, C. Kelley. Fron+ Row, l. fo r: G. Williams, presidenlg R. Cooley, C. Broolcs, D. Sleele, vice-presidenl: J. Rivera. Row 2, l. +0 r: R. Sirauclw, R. Burneli, J. Aguilar, R. Aliumada, B. Claclc. Selling lime srage, consirucring booilis for Counlry Fair, building and arranging props for assemblies and school producrions, class plays, and civic affairs, siage crew earn ine appropriare label given 'ro adviser Big J. Evers and liis lnammer and saw boys who builr firsr se'rs and props ro be used in ilie audiloriurn. l-laul rlial recorder .... Audio visual aid worlcers spend liours running equipmenl for assemblies and civic programs .... Sludy balls sacrificed ro run daily movies, wire recorders, and balance boolcs .... Adviser S. Trei'fman's worlccrs lerrer wirli I8O service hours .... Casey and club accepl praises, orders, and gripes as everyday dialogue. Page 69 Qld Romons ecigerly Test chels concoclions Lafin Club, Fronf row, I. +o r: E. Sandlin, Pres.: K. Gilbert N. Norfon, M. Floyd, N in L 'i lon Pro Chr B Ceizler Sec Row 2 E Alcanlar A Arneif G Kelliir , C. eviigw , , . .3 . , .. : . , . , . Baumann, l. Bird, G. Blakernan, G. Cross, A. Parsons, P. Dever, M. English. P. Fraser B. Pryor. Row 3: L. Taylor, J. Grubbs, S. Hammargren, J, Lane, S. Manning, K. Robison K. Nelson, C. Pi-odor, D. Ralls, C. Reed. Row 4: B. Smilh, D. Reynolds, J. Reicherf G, Valle, J. Vanke, B. Monlgomery, G. Roller, P, Russell, B. Taylor, D. Werelius, P Schonbergc-r, P. Sharp, P. Smiih. Row 5: M. Sheehan, G. Slanlord, G. Marlin, D Marr hui., B. Srhuelz, D. While, T. McClure, l-l. York, D. Epsfein, J. Schmelier. Ballling cries ol, Does if ever sfop making ice cubesff' provoke commo- lion in lhe l-lome Ec. wing when some- one lails lo insorl lhe lray ol The new Servel aulomalic ice - cube ' BQ making reirigeralor .... Calering al Teachers' luncheons slopped early in year when 'rhe caieferia look over fhe iob .... M. Newbre and E. Lebus insirucl Calering Club girls in finesse ol food preparalion, lhe arf of lable selling, and savoire faire .... Mem- bers receive lellers lor 35 hours caleri ig service. Page 70 lnlrigued as fo wha? Lalin Club Romans do, Casey observes Sena aforus Populus Que Romanus in acfion .... Miseri Servi clad in 'runics perform for haughly Senalores and Eguiles al annual slave sale .... Proceeds doubled lasl year's as auclioneers B. Schuelz and K. Robison lisled slaves' accomplishmenls .... ln- ifiaies disporled selves pushing onions along fioor by noses, whefher snub, palrician, or aqui- line .... Noviliafes conscien- fiously worship Minerva, god- dess of knowledge, hoping 'ro absorb grealer classical wisdom. . . .Adviser l-l. Borrego's proper eafing eliquelfe inslrucfions af banguel confuse sensible- minded Casey. klomemakers ol lomorrow demonslrale skills. l. fo r: L. Parker, V. Davis, C. Cla J. Rawson, T. Paz, D. Brown. Over Sfove l. fo r: C. Clark, M, Schuswler. ii? annul: WLM LQ! Alensofefy clubbers, inlq-sloined printers Alerf eyes defecf B. Reid's Safefy Club ex- periencing fhe gamuf of acfivifies as fhey pafrol grounds and parlc aufos during game- fime fo minimize campus hazards, or run periodic safefy-lane checks and bralce and sfeering fesfing for visifing fownspeoples' cars af Gpen l-louse. Leffers reward fhose who donafe 70 hours' service. Scaffered sawdusf, shavings, smells of freshly cuf wood surround The Graphic Arfs workers. beffer lcnown as fhe Prinfing Club .... W. l7udley's boys are responsible for keeping fhe shop in order, endlessly prinfing boosfer fags, supplying office help wifh all prinfed maferial ranging from affendance, eligibilify and admif slips, A, AA, and reporf cards, fo fhose numerous blue and yellow absence ex- cuses which merif leffers for prinfers. Safefy club men exfend fheir services by assuring owners of cars safefy af games and dances. l. fo r: V. Hardy, B. Caseffa lin carl, R. Dudding, P.Chi+waad, B. Ferguson flcneelingl, L.Grfaham, lv1.T Siffing on fop of car, l. fo r: J. Willard, N. lvlccarly. Prinl shop boys boosf school morale fhrough prinfing fags. l. fo r: A. Simon, M. Grable, J. Winkleir, W. Dudley. B. Almond, V. Reed, J. Marler, C. Moore, R. Good. Wfl 7 XM 46 ennanf. lf ' iidflffl - ' il, if Page 7l Blueblood ond Qzonlesl winning l-lerelords Fairs, lield days, conlesls, quizzes .... Pulure Farmers cop 72 blue ribbons. . . . XX. l-loman exliibils only Grand Cliampion lwoqs and allains lille ol 'lliiql1poinln'1an.l '... PPA boys lwosl lo Cal Poly assembly and aspire lo some day conlinue agricullure lrain- inq on Kelloqq Hill .... Farm liands planl slwrubbery in planlers Conlribul- ing lc beaulilying campus .... The orqanizalion sees riclcely old building proiecl .... Prexy T. Pray lalces llonors al Pomona and Indio lairs and T. Beclqivillfs boys caplure sweepslalros nl Indio lair .... Slraw lial boys lalce special iaunls lo exlwibil liyesloclc al Camp Condee iudging conlesl, Banlc ol America Fiold Day, Greal Wesl- orn Liyesloclc exlwibilion, Ml. San An- lonio Field day and Slale FFA Con- vonlion .... Year's climax is parenl- son banquel in Junior-l-li Calelorium. ...Casey is proud ol l'iis larm boys. Fronl Row, l. lo r: A. l-loman llireasurerl, B. Cooley lSenlinell, D. Cooley lSecrelaryl. T. Pray lPresidenll, G. Taylor lVice-Presidenll, J. Qbersclwmidl lReporlerl, G. Crane, l'l. Davis, B, Reed, J. Smilln, R. Williams, R. Harris, D. l-ludspelli. Row 2: T. Beclcwillw, C, l-laque, B. Bulcer, R. Cooley, P, Croon, l.. Grolwo, D. Alcer, D. Powell, K. Luplon, K. Dellsile, B. Perquson, V. Smillw, K. Luplon. Row 3: P. Clwilwood, D. Cooley, J. Campbell, J. Coellwo, L. Del.ael, C. Craiqmiles, B. McGuire, S. Boaen, B. Gallen, J. Boaen, K. Klopler, D, Walson. Row 4: P. Gfolws, P. Qwensby, V. Hardy, T. Williams. ow millqino becomes an arl under llwe P. PA. prexy demonslrales procedure in Newborn lamb loses luis llully lail in dock- lrilllul linoerew ol B. Cooley. boo yaccinalion. ing! operalion. Voudeyillion ocfors Unique membership fee of SI.5O for seniors and 50 cenfs for iuniors elafed fourfh-yearers buf puzzled under-classmen .... M. Clemenf's acfors affend Thespian Fesfival af Monfebello and formal May inifiafion. Fighfing The famous bufferflies is parf of fhe play behind fhe play where Thespians don malce-up and grease painf fo show fheir liffle brofhers, Foof- lighfers, how fhe acfing's done and how lafenf Barrvmores emofe. 'V+-Q ond iodine syyobbers , L l x MR Veferan dramafisfs display malce-up falenfs. Row I, l. 'io r: B. Bofel C. Dunn. J. Olson, G. LaBuhn. Row 2: G. Williams, B. Carfer, R. Harris D. Vandenburg, R. Blinn, D. Fryer, R. Posf, lf. Sfaley. Z-E-P-M-eye fesfs .... Noisy public speakers nexf door preclude sleep . . . Sfudenf nurses affempf fo calm iangled nerves of pafienfs .... lla l-lull, school nurse, prescribes plenfy of clerical work for her assisfanfs, plus plenfy of fresh air, good food. and lofs of resf for her pafienfs .... Wifh pre- nurses' fraining fheir goal, fhey prepare for possible posifions in fhe world of aches, pains and pills. Nurse's helpers fake an ear-fesfing sefup. Fronf Row, l. +o r: R, Clauson, lisfeningg lvl. L. Moon holding audiomefer earphonef D. Sellers re- cording: D. Sfafler wrifing slips: J. Coafes checlcing file: J. Gardner dialing audiomefer, and Nurse lla l-lull playing af lisfening. Page 73 Deweys decirnoliles, lriendly store rninders fi. A Libimiry .i'.sisTnrwTs -sorT book-W, FronT Row, l. To r: P. Mccone vill0, Tl. Qliver, D. MiTchell, N. ATherTon, J. Rawson, P. Bricihl, P, Wocirl, S. Davis, Minnie Bishop, Librarian. On 'files l. To r: J. De Vere, lvl. lvlrCuTc'heson, B. Underwood. On ladder, l. To r: l.. Wialliice, W. lviuser, J. Wobser. From The TerTile mind ol C. l-larnoiseis sTore- keepers, each day's announcemenlrs reviews meriTs oT iiyour Triendly sTudenT sTore. . . . These concise buT humorous phrases bring droves oT hungeredriven kids To The counTer .... EnTering iTs sophomore year, This haven ol The hungry holds a handiul who Toil, vending, keeping books, and pracTicing The arT oT cashiering .... There are invoices To sign, candy and ice cream To sTock, checks To wriTe, monThly quoTas To esTimaTe, orders To purchase, bills To change, prices To mark up and down, and The perennial law ol supply and demand To keep equilibrium on The books. Page 74 f x gig, if v.,7ef,-ig I2 ' XA? 4' like il w J-9 L Q, egfss I ' v 0 Amid Dewey's decimals and unseen l-lush signs, Min- nie Bishop's librarians Tip-Toe beTween WebsTer and l-lemingway .... Answering endless demands Tor The new l-loT Rod magazine or any one oi The 7,000 yearly Texis, 50 magazine subscripTions, or 275 new addiTions give one-halT crediT Tor I5 budding librarians . . . A iob indeed. nT Row, l. To r: J. Claussen, P. QriTiiThs. Row 2: S. SmiTh, N. Burde Solern, R. Willii-ims, G. lV1arTe, J. Dean. Poised ushereiies, husk Bolh big and lillle bruisers earneslly work on lrack, field, or gym floor 'ro win The coveled block C ol Lellerman club .... C. Cordell's men guard baskefball gales as campus duly .... Lack of achievemenl is due 'ro reorganizalion sans capilal .... Disregard- ing bruises, black eyes, or sprained knees, veloran lellermen converge on iniliafes in infamous inilialion. Glillering rhineslones, ruslling ol gracefully modeled lormals, glossy while and gold salin capes ensnared Casey's aflrenlion as usher- elles served al ASB Opereffa, Senior and Junior plays, Baccalaureale service, and gradualion .... Under The direclion of head usherelles M. Capeharf, R. Cook and adviser G. Couller, lhe I6 guides made lheir primary appearance in The newly-conslrucled audi- 'rorium af lhe evening economics workshop. Fronf Row, I. fo r: J. Rogers, B. Carlor, P. Blum, D. Johnson. svveoler vveorers M. Edwards. B l-lerringlon. Row 2: D. Hayward, J. Seinlurier, B. Bgleler, C. Baxler, R. Denney G. Brown, E. While, L. Moore. Row 3: L. Young, G. Lawson, S d uinn D un erland, B. Robbins, C. Laughlin, D. Long, B. G C. Carreon, D Walker. Row 4 R. Robles, C. Krueger, N. Robison, K. llubbw, B. Cano, L. Houser. S. Bernal J. Sharp. Row 5: R. Doly, G. Bcihwengel, R. Saldana, D. Van Voorhis, R. Denney J. Russell, D. Webb, L. Perez, R. Elias. wmorous roads donning lormals lo usher. l .fo r: D. Smilh, K. Schade, J. Grubbs, D, Krase, C. Dunn, K. Robbins, B. Layne, P. Cook. M C. ' ' f K zpeharl, F. lufhill, S. Coleman, B. Reasons, R. DeLoura. l limited sclieclule was liepi in Tow by j fs? sf 5' 1 J AS1'5,Q W9 3 A Aoqwx. P' hp? . sy ' ,W A if-.. wt' 1 iw Z . s .Hx ,, g A 1'f I f Z bv ,f l ' N B 7 if ff W gf? ff Prone, D. Arilwiir. Row 2: pushing lnndcar, I. +o r: T. Williamson B. Gael: medi+a+ing, B. Roesnerg s+ooping, J. Purdie: s+anding S. l-loiland. Row 3: sea+ed waving, l-l. Maiiisonq s+anding calling R. Gayian: s+anding waving, J. Kravclwuclc, G. Ross. Row 4 sea+ecl behind handcar, B. Carpenier, Pai Coolc, B. Tennison waving, C. Swain, I.. Larsen. Row 5: Adviser, C. Beeson? Pl'1o+og adviser, G. Hoaieller. Around s+a+ion: l. +o r: Ed., B. Goss: J Qi-.onq F. Pfiwzonsj Assoc. Eds., lvl. Blizard, R. Blinnp Ed., D Vandenburgq Sporis Ed., J. Pollen. bboiogrooby, business, editonoi sfoiis .v ' Nancy Cinfielfer, supervises business deparimenlr. ...Cbrisfina D. Beeson Coordinafes and whips ediforiai siciii info deadline frenzy assisfed by Co-eoiifors, Dianne Vnnderburq, Beffy Goss: ossociofes, Rosemary Blinn, Moroaref Blizardg sporfs ediior, Jeanie Pollen: Business manager, Tommy Wiiiiamson. Top: Pr-5 per Bouglw Edilor Don Duncan lwils Tlie deadline I Y' I . BoHom: lhmiriirrci over .nouldery lo gel lead, lor slories we- l. fo r: B, Smarl, L. Kirlvpalriclc, L. Conlreraw, D. Davis, J. Ville, P. Cool. Feel Hlwowing are from D. Duncan Honors and praises mixed amid CDB's cone sian? copy, copy, copy and lldeadlinew oc- cupied aller sclwool lime ol iournalism cubs . .. larger name plale, Quill and Scroll lnlernalional lirsl place and meril ol award, Nalional Bclwol- aslic Press lirsl place raling, are among im- provemenls and lwonors made by llwe Pepper Bouglw, Edilor Don Duncan and slall allended Journalism Day al llwe Universily ol Redlands and acceplod a cerlilicale of meril lor sporls coverage and carfoons . . . Pliofograplws by l. Larsen and carloons by B. Sack crealed inlere eel among sludenls . . . Yearboolc Day al llie Uniyersily ol Redlands. Publicalion Day al Sanla Ana Junior College, and Journalism Day al llwe Universily ol Souflwern California provided new ideac lor wrilers. Page 78 Room l37--wlwere J 1 K Q . f i x L L -x LLL' Jar., lfxlf ,,,L.,,,.l Y V x :.r'.- T rY 'fr'- Q , N, Q. P , i L11 figf .I Top 'ur X 'i Q - .n,Av-1' :Ni Mdxaxif 34,5 Journaliixm ruby sirfing l. +o r: L. Pierce, B. Smarl, N. Eppq Slanding: L. Lewler, C, Clarlc, P. McConyille, C. Mercado, Boflom: Gllwer Pepper Bougli memberw gallner on Journaliwm 2-lairi. I, l. 'ro r: F. lullwill, P, Winkler, M, Beber, T, VVillirxrrii,oii. Row z J. Crouclw, J. Sallel, F. McKinney. g ! emly vefererws sew shove it in The mergue gs QP ' 93 rw 3 ' L, WI' . N f N 5' xii' ,. A ui, A , .ff A 9' ,pf 1 .QF ki Top Leffi firmflruq .xrwflwve 0r'r'or1 Seafed -!. fo ri N. Sem, M. Bcwww, J. Mccwy. Sfanding: I3. Km-HM, W. Vquqlm. 1 BOH'0m leff: Pixkup-. .md im fvLlmr1wpiwrv-. Seafed I. fo r: l.. Plavlcw, phlf mp: B. Rulwri-., 6UU Imluwj M, VV.mllwv', SURF im Mew. Sfandingt B. Vf'Y.fw.1um', pink mpg W. 5 K .un , -5 X wg . 'X-,oy 5 Top right Seafed I. To r: .I, VMIQ-, D. G.wI.m, D, V.Hly.w, N. Ierrmm4fe1. Standing: A. N Ru'lWUhIl, M. VV.aHm', N, RULJI'fL1lILX', P, VX'frwWm, C. G.aYvm', S. MMWOU. Cenfel' Righft Slip H,MWxNULj pr-ppw' Bvl..7Fw. Seafed fo F! N. Ncxlwm, J. G.,-M, I. Pm. Sfandingz B. nv.x.w-., R. O K.,-rp. fa :QM-fee... R. Cm, J. ANL .,Ha..,. 5 BoH'om Righf: Mpvwvifwvw IW .sw www 'W' Seafed I. fo r: M. Huw-, B. bww, M.Rw.,Sfar1dir1gZB.f'Wc'x.1rMv1,C3.S.1'v.'.1',R,l'..1wr,kI,DUMg Q X j Scribes soTioTe deodlines Ni 56'ls9ion I 2:3 I4 is is n ia 9 f ? ?9'a-Q-mug B. Roberh exempliiies iournalishf anTicipaTion oT June--liniil Pepper Bough, and yearboolc debuT. Pepper Bough cubs Train To elce ouT news Trom modesTIy reIucTanT Teachers or unsuspecTinq class- maTes .... Many-leagued booTs Travel The corridors and across The baclc 40 To glean The 250 coveTed inches required Tor enTrance inTo Quill and Scroll, naTionaI journalism honorary socieTy .... Pepper Bough EdiTorein-ChieT, Don Duncan, holds The presi- denTiaI gavel over The Tormal and inTormaI iniTiaTion aT The Mission Inn where poTh yearbook and news- paper sTaTTs ceIebraTe preview oT The T55 Crimson Old Quill and Scroll members sealed I. +o r. Row I: E. STaley, D. and Gold .... Quill and Scroll InTernaTionaI TirsT place raTing and cerTiTicaTe oT meriT ioin The oTher iournalism awards on The wall oT room I37 where C. D. Beeson manipulaTes The whip and yehemenTIy preaches Diplomacy and CieT your copy in! Vandenburg, C. Schade, R. I-Iarris. Row 2: J, Rogers, F. Parsons, D. Duncan, B. Goss, New Quill and Scroll members who achieved 250 inches OT copy or The equivale-nT in superior worlc. Row I, I. To r: R. Coolc, N. Jo Epps, I.. KirIcpaTricIc, J. Valle, CJ. Ross. Row 2: M. Beeson, M. Blizard, M. Qwen, L. ConTreras, B. Gaclc. B. Iennison. Row 3: B. Roesner, P. Coolc, R. GayTan, P. McKinney, I3. IuThilI, B. RoberTs, W. Vauqhn. Row 4: M. Waller, J. AlcanTar, P. Winkler, B. Alexander, I.. Larsen, and J. Dulce. 4 . , K5 . . 'Iii f- f in Page ao 1, Mig Ti wr -.. .. 5 ,su - WH- ti s 55 ati'-.1 Q 1' 5, wr . Q E I . f f . ,,,, ,.., . , ,,, , orl4ers, conscieniious bul unglorilied, PTA 'ESI'--A C Tizen hif iomrniTTee members aT evening PTA meeTinq. The Cross secTion oT boys and dirls ThaT PTA p.arenTs reprei,enT imillei ii. cornposed ol Tarully members and sTudenTs who sTrivinq To become beTTer .nlnlis Throiiqh iimle'-,Tfinflififi Ol lit iniinm ilvrnerilw uppciilevl, problems. PiTy The poor PTA and iTs Tor- midable load, auqmenTed by The resiqnaTion oT Thcir TirsT male presidenT, Mr. Glen MaTTison. . . . Mrs. Dale CasTle, veTeran PTA member, presided over The group who sponsored The baby and denTal clinic, The presenTaA Tion oT scholarship pins, and dis- TribuTion oT cloThing, or money Tor glasses oT needy sTudenTs. . . . Annual membership drive, The managemenT oT The CounTry Fair. and The sale oT pre-Orange Show TiclceTs bolsTered The money coTTers Toward The Two rnosT anTicipaTed evenTs-The senior beach picnic and The posT-graduaTion all- nighT dance and breal4TasT. Newly elecled PTA oTTicers, l955-56: Pref.idenT, Mrs, Russell Crouch Pirsl Vile PresidenT, Mrs. Richard Ynzell Second Vice President Mrs. David Cornwell SecreT.1ry, Mrs. MilTon Van Voorhis Treasurer, Mrs. ErnesT Harris T'lif.Torian, Mrs. Charles Sears Pai'liamonT.ari.an, Mr. Donald l'T. Mclnlosh MclnTosh, PirsT r'neeTinq ol: The newly elecTed oTTicers, l. To r: Mrs. R. Yazell, D. -H. Mrs. D. CasTle, Mrs. D. Crouch, Mrs. S. Cooley. h e N- P5 X 5 X Qc sf vs X 'X xx L I T292 A 5. 5 Ellnssz F -sli.ilQQl.. we IH 'aw . l Qing lf 1 Colrnness, rnusr lor Iorensics, Iuture procrors ' In 1 ' IM , -. ' r A ,1 w n 1'-w E NFL. Row I, I. fo r: D. Lewlon, V. Jensen, A. Angell, C. More. N. Epps, N. Kellam. Row 2: C. Ege, S. Manning, P, Ransom, J. Phillips, J. I-Ioll, D. DeLozier, M, Keep. C. Palmer, D. Pace, S. Saye, Mrs. Saye. Row 3: R. Reed, Ci. Merrill, R. Iurney, I. McClure, M, Beeson. FTA, l. Io r: R, I' -, J. Kr,iv:Im.r, B. Sliouer, 'lifnrsal reader' J. V,1le, liiiliuriiin' R, Br 1, iirirviiirf S. Ilollrinm, vice prosidenlq R. Mur prowiiloiili A. Sola, ec icflfaryj R, Blinn, Iieiiuurerj M. Beeson, parlia' rnentiiinr' K. Ba fli, C. l-lelm, M. Floyd, B. Spencer. Honorary Narional Forensic League spealcers parliciw pafing in CBL Srudenr Congress al San Diego and Pacific discover advanlages ol parliamonlary pro' cedure .... Top winners in oralory are: J. lelolf, Amerie can Legion Essay Conlesly R. Reed, Lions Club Essay, D. DeLozier, I Spealc for Democracy conlesl, winning Iwim cross-counlry rripp M. Beeson, gaining llwree weeks' nalional Tour via Pilgrimage ol Yourlf' conlesl. Believing Iliar l'l'we lives ol Ieacliers need nor be dull, sludenlrs inleresled in educalion as a career formed Fulure Teachers of America Club .... Under guidance of E. Rullw Wlwire and L. Waller, Iulure pedagogues oblain a cliarrer, convene al U of R Io observe Ieaclwers in ac'rion, and Willa Cliafley represenlarives ollicialing, complere insrallafion in Visual Aud prior To San Marino convenlion. Hundred strong These od lilo orrisls lzoollighlers claim IBO parlicipanls in lhe lirsl year ol rheir renaissance .... Alrer reorganizing, rhe young drama enrhusiasrs arrend rhe Pasadena Playhouse work-shop and remember shouis ol louche lrom lhe lencing exhibilion .... Redlands lzoollighrers' Three Blind Micel' presenlarion in a cycloramic ihealer inspired locals lo presenl rheir own one-acl plays under sludeni direclors. . . . Original enlerrainmenl' marlced lheir Chris?- mas parry .... Movies on make-up. direcring and acring supplemenred advisor M. Clemenfs iive' wise leclures. . Q7 TOP Lef1':Drama+is+s arrange sels. Front ROW. l. fo r: N. Cimenlal, P. Baldridge, B. Chrislenson, L. Allen, B. Cei1ler.ROW 22 R, Blinn, M. Blizard, M. Beeson, M. Collrin, S. Coleman, J. Carler, J. Bonine, M. Beber, G. Chafee, C. Clarlc, L. Bloom, D. Boll, H. Beard. ROW 32 J. Alcanlar, N. Crouler, C. Baxler, B. Boleler, J. Bryson, A. Angell. Middle Leff: Drama enrhusiasls illuslrale make-up poin+ers. Kneeling I. to r: S. Epps, D. Davis, E. Flinl, N. Epps, Row 'l: J. Gash, D. Cooley, D. Fedigan, J. Flynn, J. Driscoll, B. Gomes, C. Declcer, R. Fischer. ROW 22 C. Bourguein, J. Edwards, A. Colunga, D. Fryer, C. Dunn, J. Fawrup, D. Cooley, J. Durney, R. Cooley, N. Galloway, B. Flood, R. DeLoura, B. Cooley. Boffom Lefr: Foollighlers loaf on wide audilorium slage. Fronl ROW, l. to rt C. Huss, P, Harlman, K. Kirlxer, D. Higle, J. Hodge, J. Lane, R. Harris, D. Krase, C. Hyde, S. Johnson, K. Hubbs, Row 2: R. Jones, A. Henry, S. Johnson, R. Hall, A. Hewilf, J. Harlline, B. Guinn, S. Jarvis, K. Jarvis, G. LaBuhn, D. Hudspelh. ROW 32 D. Kendall, L. Kirlcpalriclc. Top Riglll: Coslumes decoraie Foollighl members. Froni Row, l. to I: Sfanding, G. Merrill, D. Long, D. Smilh, P. Keene, F. Nieves, J. McGuire, J. Murray, l.. Newberry, G. Lawson, T. McClure, C. More, R. Murphy, K. Nelson llxneelingl, G. Lawson. Row 2: D. Lawlon, J. McNealy, C. Levingslon, G. Marle, E. Lucero, R. Lowlher, V. Moses, L. McAllis+er, T. Nichol, W. Meuser, J. Long, M. LaRocco, S. Manning. Middle Righf: lron railing provides leaning posl for lcibilzing Foollighlers. Front ROW, I. fo rt A. Pelers, P. Schonberger, B. Ogden. Row 2: C. Schade, A. Norlon K. Robbins, L. Preslon, P. Russell, L. Parker, P. Prall, G. Powell, S. Sandusky P. Schulll, J. Russell. Row 3: J. Phillips, W. Saflel, J. Saffel, M. Owen, E Sandlin, K. Schade, S. Reier, D. Palma, B. Roberls, K. Robison, B. Schueh. Boffom Riglll: Foollighlers pay close allenlion lo announcemenls. Frollf ROW, l. fo rt E. Slaley, lreasurerg D. Owen, J. Yalell, A. Turner, R. Solis, B. Slrauch R. Smilh, ROW 2: R. Tulhill, S. Scoll, Z. Van Dylre, secrelaryg M. Wallcer, R Trosl, L. Wood, P. Thompson. ROW 3: F. McKinney, M. Simmerman, E. While, B. Ward, D. Van Voorhis, B. Underwood, J. Wilson, C. Slarlcey. ROW 4: M. Solem, J. Tarr, K. Waring, R. Slroshine, R. Smilh, N. Tighe, J. Williams, F. Slevens. Radio, Light crew, mechanical aid Lighf Crew sfudies lighiing eifecfs. Fronf Row I. +o r: D. Holly, D. Dela Rosa, B. Flood, B. Kemp, W. Moore, L. Forresfer, C. Soward, Adviser, T. Huni. Radio Club lislens To insfrucfor Lind- sey. In lronl of deslc: Prexy A. Perris. Fronf Row L fo r.: J. Young, F. Valen- zuela, H. Dominguez, W. Cormer, R. Good, secrelaryg M. Allbrandf, B. Ward, B. Schuelz, J. Carr, D. Lindsey, sponsor. Row 2: F. Van Alcen, W. Marfinez, A. Sfewarl, D. Wilson, M. Grable, M. Fulslone. A Lighf crew members gel acquainled wirh lighf swirch board in new audilorium, l. lo ri B. Flood, B. Kemp, T. l'lunl, and W. Moore. Firs'r appearance since lhe war, D. Lindsey's radio en- Thusiasls aspire To form more perlecl dois and dashes and become more accurafe hams .... Aiming for oper- alrors' licenses inslead ol lerlers, sparlcs masler Morse Code and build inlricafe receiving sers .... l-laving no eguipmenr in club siorehouse, beginners form lend-lease habil, or build fheir own .... Following uranium craze, radio aces perlecl Geiger counrers as exlra proiecfs. Specializing in eilecfive lighring, wherher preparing for a school dance, assembly, play, or operefra, offered op- porruniries for boys To work wifh new adviser, T. l-lunr, who in Oclober Toolc fhe place of C. Spurrier . . . New audirorium illuminalion panel sysrem replaces relic lighls, and crewmen earn leflers Jrhrough masfering ils infricacies . . . Seven members, adviser T. Hunr, and president L. Forresler, lceep 'rhe aud, lighls burning. Wading lhrough 'rhe lypewrilers or medi- rafing on Gregg's shorlhand emerge eveniual l hope ro marry lhe bossll secre- laries .... Embryonic commerce Golialhs four lhe Bulloclas Wilshire, praise S. How- leH's broom roling ar Hallowe'en galher- ing, visil LA lnfernalional Airporr conrrol lower and DC-6's .... Hawaii broughlr rf'-1 I NA kumar! nearer rhrough vending ol leis and aloha hars in Umosl original Fair boolh. . . . Typing, mimeographing and dilioing lor lacully provide lcnow-how and earn hours when sludenl slore is no longer a medium of service poinls .... Hundred slrong, rhe club names M. Nelson, E. Kovack and A. Cobb, advisers. Business members COMMERCE CLUB. Froni Row l. fo r.: M. Herrington, Recorder: L. Baulisla, Senior Represenlaiiveq J. Mayhall, Program Chairman: G. Ross, Vice-Presiden+ and Secre- iary: E. Gomez, Presidenlj R. Williams, Junior Represenia- live: S. Johnson, Sophomore Represenlalivey B. Goss, Honorary Member: B. Spen- cer, Treasurer. Row 2: H. Beard, D. Bryanl, B. Bullum, V. Comer, S. Boaen, P. Bald- viclqe, L. Aguilar, L. Barllell, A. Arnell, N. Croufer, L. Allsup, J. Durney, Fresh Rep- resenlalive. Row 3: J. Dean, J. Bonine, A. Baurisla, A. An- gell, M. Capeharl, V. Aboy- ies, J. Aboyles, M. Chavez, N.WBurdellQf D. Anderson, L. Vaughn, V. Corbel, J. Berch. COMMERCE CLUB. Fron+ Row l. +0 r.: S. Garcia, P. Deilgado, N. Fernandez, V, Edwards, R. Elias. J. Grubbs, J. Edwards, P. Grillilh-.. Row 2: D. Dola Rosa, S. Dela Rosa, B. Garcia, J. Pawrup, R. Gar- cia, D. Gaylari, R. Gilchrisl. COMMERCE CLUB. Fronf Row l. fo r.: P. Herl, C. Hol- zhauser, S. Howleii, M. Mala, C. Mercado, M. Perez, G. Powell, L. Perris, C. Ley- va. Row 2: J. Marquez, D. Kendall, L. Pommer, S. Mel- lon, D. Owen, L. McAllis'rer, J. Purdie, J. Pollen, N. Rod- riguez, J. Murray, D. Ralls J. Mcpilce, D. Herron, D. McPherson. COMMERCE CLUB. Fronf Row l. fo r.: G. Salazar, G, Smilh, N. Young, C. Smiih N. Smilh, R. Swanlc, C. Swanlc. Row 2: D. Seip, l Ramirez, P. Russell, S. Young N. lighe, P. while. B. Smarl N. Ruben, K. Waring. Row 3: K. J. Ziihm, Sanduwlry, L. Slar ling, S, Smilh, E. Whisler, B. Seward, D. Valizan. Page 85 these engineers moy design your home -X-1. ,gi 1 rl? WW Page 86 Casey's 'rhirsi is quenched by The Engin- eers who sell Colces af rhe game .... Lay- ing aside Jrheir T-squares and pop-boHle openers, They learned home planning via San Bernardino Blueprinr Co. visifg wha? sirerches besr ai' Firesione Rubber Co. 'rripg and how ro become perieciionisis al Axelson Manulacruring Co .... Archifecf- ural Coniesis spurred on drafismen .... Films were viewed explaining corporaiions iuncfions, and B. Ashmore's boys carry club-designed membership cards. Engineering Club proudly displays achieve- menis. l. fo r.: G. Robinson, J. Carr, R. Turney, mainl. fore.: hl. iviiddleion, J. Brown, B. Bri and, vicepres.: A. Perris, D. Hainsworfh, K, Graham, E. Robinson, K. Carlile, G. Audi- .-.. Kneeling: D. Allen. Engineering Club members srudy molor paris prior lo drawing.Fron+ Row -l. fo r: l.. Hof land, D. Bucldey, L. LaBuhn, Bill Ashmore, adviser? E. Suiliil, K. Klinbiel, N. llerron, B. Kurnp, T. Pryor, K. Klopler, M. Terinnni. Row 2. J. Benson, E. Mollring, B. Rosaley C. Graham, il. Rose, R. Alcer. Model home iascinaies Engineering Club. Froni Row l. +o r.: E. While, B. Carler, Sglr.-al'-Arms: D. DeLozier, D. Worsler, R. Russel, G. Siowell, B. Wil- hire, G. Lynch, Pres.: D. Sieele, D. Dudding, J. Pusey, R. Salazar, W. Hughes, R. Denney, Sec. lnielligensio lind time To enioy Trips in spoce Scholarship sludenfs anxious To leave lor Molorama lrip. Siancling I. 'Io r: B. Ceizler, B. Roesner M. Owen, N. Epps, C. Helm, C. Moss, D. Reynolds, E. Sandlin, B. Roberis, N, Norlon, L. Taylor M. Floyd, S. Johnson, S. Holland, G. La Buhn, J. Kraychulc, M. Warren, E. Cloud, Mrs. N. Sharp, N. Sharp, O. Arnold. SiHing I. +0 r: J. Valle, M. Beeson, L. Kirlcpalriclc, G. Chaffee, M. Tennanr R. Hull, M. Albrandi, B. Schuerz, K. Gilberl, B. Fryer, D. Marchus, D. While, hiding his lace. From ghouls al coslume parries 'ro irips inro space, from Iedious 'rrelcs around iairgrounds ro educaiional iaunls To LA colleges, scholars on rheir learned ioes accumulaie greaier wisdom and qualify for membership in Cali- lornia's Scholasiic Federaiion .... High grades win rewarding rrips-LA Fair, USC, Cinerama, Molorama, and Farmers' Marlcel. . . . Prereguisiles-A's and B's mounring lo a lolral oi IO poinls .... Life membership pins reward six semesrers in CSF .... Alley Cops rriumphanr lime machine in assembly broughf Abe Lincoln across lime barrier demonsrraring progress of American educa- Iion and indusfry .... Six advisers, N. Sharp, C. Eraser, L. Waller, O. Arnold, C. Jordon and H. Borrego lceplr Jrhe organizafion acfive by Jrheir wise counseling and careful program planning. Fronf row, I. 'Io r: C. Schade, S. Epps, S. Dallon, L. Conrreras, L. Clark. Row 2: B. Spencer, C. Moore, S. Johnson, R. Reil, D. Fedigan. Row 3: D. Norfon, J. Snow, J. Fawrup, L. Holland, S. Perry. I Americos hope lies in Christian youth Losr conslirulion calls lor rewriring . . . Too busy ollicers demand reeleclion . . . l-lieY, wilh large represenlralrion al pol luclc, shames girls . . . Selling our goodies al lirsf lunch, hunger slriclcen second period- ers suffer . . . Big evenl ol 'rhe year, l-li- Tri sponsored l-loe-down . . . Advisers C. Covvarl, M. Owen, aided srudenls' search lor beller Chrislian living. Emerging unscalhed from Jrhe nororious l-li-Y iniriafion, T. Phelps' boys laden selves wifh reams of loorball programs, and adhere To duly of prorecring hall Travelers. . . . Leclures from Naval Reserve spur en- 'rhusiasm for mass enlisling .... Conslilus lion revision changes meeling dares .... Filleen new members were lalcen in in May. HI-TRI. Fronf Row l. +0 r.: J. Purdie, secrelaryg J. Jensen, f.afl.1lrh.i1rm.in- A. lalewill, devolion chairman: J. Knighl relirod prewidenlq L. Bishop, presidenl1J. Kravchulc, Treas- urer: P. McKinney, publicily chairman, J. Pollen, program chairmani B. Yegge, vice-presidenlg M. Schussler, service chiiiirnan. Row 2: L. Allsup, L. Andres, l-l. Beard, M Beber, D. Bcnncll, F. Bica, K, Bishop, C. Bourguein, D. Bryanl, M, Bullum. Row 3: l. Chapman, C. Clarlc, E Cloud, D, D-ivis, E. Duran, G. Evans, J. Pawrup, D, Finney D. Fryer, C. Galvez, D. Gaylan, R. Qaylan. Row 42 L Hiirlrer, C. l-larris, L, Harrison, J. llarlline, J. Holland, C Holzhauser, C. Jacox, J. Johnson, G. Knowles, G. LaBuhn, D. Laughlin, R. Lowlher, D. Lewlon, A. Luna, fx. Margeri- -mn, S. Marlin, HI-TRL Fronf Row l. +0 r.: L. MrfXlliwler, S. Mellon, T Nifhwl, R. QKriolri, M, Gwen, L. Parker, S. Perry, C Pinson, L. Pomniar, P Quezada, J. Reed, J. Reicherl, R Rail. Row 2: K. Reynolds, J. Roberlson, A. Robohn, N Rrninnr N Rowiiriiez B Roesncr, N. Ruben, G. Salazar wani fn., ,iQg,iwy A S. Si all, B. Shourii. Row 3: B. Smarl, C. Smilh, D. Smilh Bore f lSlirllrMSlollcMl O DValian P. V inDaL nip, Z. Van Dylfo, P. Velarde, M, Waller, M Will li-ri, P, VVinllw'. W4 D I Fronl' Row, l. fo r: M. Weelcs, A. Viero, L. Edwards, lfl. Mal- lison, D. Norlon, pre-aidenl. Row 2, l. fo r: J. Rogers, D. Long, G. Preslon, D. Muro, R. Murphy. Row 3, l. +0 r: W. Worsler, L. Moore, J. Holl, P. Gonzales, D. Olson. Row 4, siHing: W. Corner, D. Duncan, E. Gomez, Row 5, sfanding: P. Chavez, B. Guinn J. Gonzales, D. Wallcer, R. Elias, B. Carler, E. While, B. Herringlon. Trip to lvlexico is right here Descendanrs from 'rhe land of chili and mananau cordially greeled rhe Yulelride season wirh a Time- ly and successful Chrisrmas dance where mambo rhyrhms were displayed wilh crearive abilily .... Cabiner mer Charley! group ro preview inilial preparalions lor a CBL Spanish Club .... Arrang- ing and displaying iradirional curios, dress and cusroms of Spain and Mexico ar annual Counlry Fair boorh furrhered Mexican Youlh Club funds. . . . Delving info 'rhe field oi showmanship, lvlYC'ers presenred Quien Sera, rheme of Pan- American assembly, which larer provided enrer- rainmenr for numerous service associalions. Ever- oresenr ro direc'r and guide club acriviries were l-l. Johnson, F. Munoz, and W. Baslian. -e-.Q , 1 , 4 L jz f'l-A, 1-Q MYC cabinei renders songs from Old Mexico l fo R Gaylan, Assisianl Program Chairman: E. Gomez Vice Presidenrq A. Sosa, Secreiaryg and D. iviuro Presiden+ Noi shown is E. Valdez, Program Chairman Displaying dancing ralenls are L. Baulisra, G. l.. Rep., and D. lvluro, prexy, while music and criiicisms are offered by l. +0 r E Gomez vice prexyg I. Guel, Sr. Rep.: P. Carrasco and R. Robles, soph. reps. Silling l. +0 r: A. 5056. 596.7 R. Giiylon, 6iSS'l. pFO. Chair O O riguez, Jr. rep, P. Gonzales, sr. rep. and D. Rela Rosa, lighl crew re wY p. ,--.Q ,- life coupl d with laughter and tears Mgxagggxf X N-Ariwb'-luli fmt, wfwmflwi VL'lQ.f fL715M.. -3' A A' ' gi Wx ', ' ' f-gg :, 0 -1 ,I V 'K Q-SH X ik-SJ ' X i Hi' 'mfg'-Q m Lvl A L W 3,1 .fm ' ,-,gm L Lb.. if -gf--,fiffigy v ,Ty -M---5.94. G- . ' , ' 4855 X17 ,K , ' 4 '1. X r I X I . ' - - r Qi? Page 9I Tecxchers mice five minute break fl, C:MTw M, Ciwrrwvf. 0. Arnold, and E. Lebus Mm' ,mul ll www' Wa'-Lavfw wf imvifaflorw +0 Hwe annual fm MW wirwrwr, X ' SIUUNAI' wp 'my wx! C'1hC5lI!H max nfffably af fum? Vmiy if W-.13 X,, 544' Femmekl Om Qlrlx Leaque Crum u mmfl unconcemed fibOL1fPif+1lV for one fn foilvw. P Malcom DHT Nc f ww W1 Q Cfmpxef, fwifx fm mL.-JC by WC- fM mwrw.,Qrc M We Gr' Ll 1 c S'rarHql'w+ SWIM. Hey, ww K4 Cfarfef fo E. XNHMQ, N mdrwt qe? me ' H 1 rw X Pfarlcerlfwmwe folk F'fW0f'briM nmvc-1' ,ffl 13' HM y M4 M mu af fr ,U Bfmquef. 55 4....I'a La' ik My 'R fin HXAXE ci . ueen of the May Queen Carole D 3' l ,r fn rl .W Boolf., shoe-u, sancliilm, suedes, more TooTgear Than linguii . . , fXSBr'c1urir'il members keep The brogues in irflelf. Donces To suit all Tosles Casey, having a naTural apTiTude Tor Tapping his Toes and kicking up his heels, Tound a mulTiTude oT opporTuniTies amid swirling skirTs, exoTic perTume, polished shoes, and dress suiTs aT The Boys' Forum Homecoming dance, Girls' League ValenTino Ball, MYC ChrisTmas Ball, and The Junior- Senior Prom .... Casey was sTepped on by many bee sTockinged TeeT aT The ASB Sock T-lop and learned all The new square dance sTeps aT The l-li-Tri l-loedown .... ColTon boasTs a dance Tor every TasTe. B, HerringTon, Boys' Forum prexy, TasTens TooTball necklace around neck Swing yer parTner round an round. kick Ter. beiT er gl que-em, S. Clfyydx af Boys' Forum Homecoming dance knock Ter down! . . , The l-li-Tri l-loedown lurnished Tun Tor all. ML Shoe-T fire TorgoTTen ai, ColTon Co-eds don gayly colored-jocks inL.kflL Fellows aT Boys Forum Dance sTepped heavily on daTe- T T l 1' f+,N 1 LVL To ' I . Se R. S ' ,a d . uso I' prepfirahon Tor The ASB Sock Hop. c L r.lv1. Blizard, D Kra , miTh n P Thorn n e Who my who d1T There7 ask' Aepirirg sTarleT M Waik Sam Saye pubiic speak S oTman B C1rTer .1 c . . A B i , . Y , A p . . c , OVW MarTha HerrinqTon of paper dur- er, TriumphanTTy p r e 5 e n T 5 ing Teacher, reveals Tai- dmry aT The Iea5T frequemed inq movie in VA, where lighT proyex Hooray, Hooray, l'rn Going enT5 by way oT a concerT spof, The Music Building, inndeqiinTe. Away aT Publicahonb parTy, a ia aiTo saxaphone. qazeQ wi5TTuily aT 5Tairs Situations To interest all Types STucienTs oT CUHS Tind ThaT CaTeTeria Tood and C. D. B. grins as B. Quinn, ASB prexy, qiyes prizei Tre-sh air make a wonde-rTui CombinaTion. To R. Tome-Oni and C. ProcTor aT ASB Sockhop. ,aw N -4 AP' ...fgu Molse-up, ortists Top: Our foorball feam never looked so good as in Varsi+y Drag. l. +o r: C. Swank, S. Johnson, R. Smifh. Second: ShfBoom by Sian Freburq is panfomlmed by I. +o r: L. Mcfxllisfer, L, Andres, N. Ruben. Third: On your foes wifn Broolcsie and fhe choir of Chridmas assembly. Boffom: UB foofball coach, M. Baer, drshibufes leffers qarnered by lnusflrnq plqslclnners. Sophomore 'falenf is odequafely fypified by K version of Hue Apache dance. rfer and NMISSH J. Carfer in ni new and sshzrfllrmg fri if s Q ,M ,fP'f'2'..ti-s.,.K Q-1.,s.,,::f, ,. ,,, W my mme he V Q x YSMV.-.s-..-..., -WI-e....fg,,,h., K jx.. MM, W., QV? Top: Grand Finale oi junior class assembly brings Teresa Gonzales +o microphone in curlein closinq wilh enlire cfasl sinqinq 'llviey The Good Lord Bless and Keep You. Bo++om: Berobed in while surplices, qirls' choruses blend voices in sinqinq Chrislmas carols. Assemblies ond o new ere ol novice Toilenl 'Gerling +o Know You is lun when youre ai lrosh and sinqinq in a lelenl assembly. l. fo r: P, Sharp, J. Vlfillicimson. The Venn fi his liinqs l Rogers, lendi. P. l-lerl does lhrouqh panlomime pep-nwembly roiiline done lo is bopsler record cheer-. dnrinq football -ienson. diirinq superb sophomore assembly Singers proclice vvhere sweel noles dwell Down where The Troubles ol 'rhe world Tloar away on a sweel nore, Casey finds V. Mar- guerile Broolcs and Girls' and Boys' Choruses srriving lor The perleclion needed 'ro be a Choir member .... Chorus singers are privil- eged lo parricipare in The Chrislmas assem- bly lor 'rhe lirsl lime .... Changing voices and winrer colds challenge adolescenr har- mony as They combine wilh Choir lor The dedicalion of The audirorium, and Opererla. ...Their allendance ar The annual Tri-Counlry Music Feslival on The Claremonl campus compleles The agenda. Boys' Chorus, pianist I.. Gavel+e, I. +o r: behind piano, T. Guirron, T Sims, S. Bernal, C. Moses, B. Moilz. Row 2: B. Almond, J. Lofgran D. l-lood, S. Allen, Cr. Crossno, J. Willieamson. ronf Row, l. To r: F. Aroefa, P. Tymchelc, E. Wiyninger, C. Garcia. Z. Harrell, C. Talavera, C. Johnslon, P. Jones, J. Lane, M. Marlinez. w 2: B. lvlririfei-, I. Bu-lamenle, I. Moore, S. Scoll, S. Day, V. Jensen, P. Maloney, M. Reyes, S. Davis, J. Yazell, N. Young, S. Zahn. w 3: L. liler, E. Plumb, N. Allcinson, J. Foreman, l.. Solo, B. Qilchrisl, C. Kelley. E. Cloud, B. Underwood, J. Murray, R. Smilh, M. frcliex Choir 'iiilwrwiillcwl -iplvmlid W2 J Derry W :Tile n Ro : . V , .lf Hjifxf i Cx. Moro, B. Kni-pp, C. Cor, mn. pw Dollvnw, B, lnwlon, R. is , B., qv .rbggl jf' lXQelgeVelifjJeiinfQimndlrom Chorol ossembloge B . , oi C BJ? if ,J FNBJI VV Uoin TZQWJ lhrhfis ideas and equipment fhe crimsoneroiheld Choir e d iheir voices under lhe direc- lion ol iheiexqdrlfe usiasiic Broolcsie. . . . lniiiaiinq The new audiioriunwky s ihe choir's annual Chrisimas assembly. . . . Choruses cpm ine wifh choir in 'il-llV1S. Pinaioref' The lirsi operelia in nine years .... J. Fawrup, Gi. Knowles, D. Kendall chosen To represenl CUHS al lhe Berkeley Feslival during Easier vacaiion .... Ailendance al lhe Tri-couniy Fesiival ai Claremonl and Pomona campus provides lhrillf inq momenis .... Final performance ai Baccalaureale Serv' ice sends The seniors info The world lo lhe sirains ol The choir's lovely choral Benedidrion, The Lord Bless You and Keep You. . . . Accompanislsz B. Roesner, D. Kendall.. . . Sludeni direcior: V. Saucedo .... Soloisis: J. Fawrup, G. Evans, R. Posi and R. Gaines. iqi HMS Pirioicnre musical Hiifiiirimiwiy R, O Keeie, ieii, qfizes ui R. Murpiwy, wi, ii iw iffiiw iw B. Bfwioier, Cerlier, for iweip. You re in five firmy now, Ain fem Mum! Marines snap Hasre, yew rmm qw fri fi 'il1UC1f5IVT if'ii, i..iy in riqid sifwce- in HMS Pirmiore. Admirai KR. Gwime-j if Raipiw IR. Murpiiyi Riific draw. Opercihi miiiifiry mai aifmdia among iiaqs and permariis, ropes and Coiis oi His Maiewy: Ship, The Pirmiore. -u...,,.5,- ploys To lull house we R. Murphy bewails caplure and pending impoundmenl for pursuing lovely lassie, J. Fawrup, The caplains daughler. CUHS proudly acclaimed music deparlmenrs presenlalion ol HMS Pinalore all ? Q Qperella accompanisl, B. Roesner, presenls V. Marguerile Brooks, direclor of music, wilh red roses, and Malcom Clemenl, direclor of libreli, wilh curl links. Gilberf and Sullivan came lo Jrown via Their ever-popular opereila l-lMS Pinalore which played To capacily house and marked 'rhe firsr musical nighl program in nine years .... Diminurive V. Marguerile Brooks dex- lerously wielded lhe baron over a lull complemenl of one hundred lorry-six srudenrs including dancers, arlisls, marines, slage crew, publicisls and combined lalenl of boys' and girls' chorus and choir .... Libreilo direclor, M. Clemenr, and sludenl direclor, V. Saucedo, plus accompanist B. Roesner, vied for lhe lop lislings. An oursfanding lealure was V. M. Brooks' amazing dem- onslralion ol jumping and swinging inlo lead, Ralph's lR. Murphyl arms ar rehearsal .... Receiving plaudiis were Caplain lil. Posll whose heighi, 6' Z , was guile a conirasl +o Midshipma+e's Jensenl remarkable size of 4'9lf2 .... Admiral lR. Gainesl is won by Firsl Cousin l-lebe llf. Cloudl pulling his ear .... Female lead Jose- phine lJ. Fawrupl hi'r+ing high C .... Bullercup lJ. Evansl charms sailors wilh her baskel ol goodies . . . Villain Dick Deadeye lB. Bolelerl frighlens audience wilrh his grullness .... Boarswain lD. Kendalll proves 'rhe lil- ness ol a Briiish Seaman. Page IO3 ual menior dramali-.Ia re-enacl scene Irorn Ilieir irnbifiouu piudurlion ol James Hillon s I.os'r Horizon. I Io r: R. Crouler, D. DeLozier, and D. Long. Tlwoalre addicls applauded senior aci'ors in James I-IilIon's I.osI I-Iorizonf' . . . Casl included: E. Slaley lixfyral, D. Pace lRuIIwerIordI, D. Duncan lWyIandI, R. I-Iarris llfliza- pellil, D. Norlon lBarnardl, C. More ll-Ielenl, J. Fawrup fLo Isenl, D. DeLozier ll-Iigli Llamal, B. Roesner flaslwil, D. Long lMallisonl, D. Crouler lconwayl, A. Angell llvliss Brinlclowl, D. lvluro lCIwanqI, J. Buslw lAi Linql, and B. Baker Uibclanl. Special Ilianlqs go Io Neill Arnold, direclor, and sludenl assislanl, R. I-Iarris. Neill Arnold, direclor, explains plol and cliaraclers Io senior play casl. Row I, sea'I'ed on floor, I. +o r: B. Roesner, D. Norlon, R. Harris. Row 2, I. +o r: J. Buslw, D. DeLozier, C. More, D. Muro, D. Duncan, D. Pace. E. Slaley. Row 3, I. +o r: D. Long, I.. Bishop, J. Fawrup, N. Smiflw, P. Winlcler, I-I. York, D. Crouler, A. Angell. Seniors provide drama Reliearsing lines pelore Iinal perlorrnance, Lo-.I Ilorizonp casl rnernbers are: Seafed, I. Io r: D. Duncan, R. Harris, D. Pace, and E. Slaley. Sfanding, I. Io r: R. Croulor, D. Muro, D. Norlon, and D. DeLozier. SomeThing old . . . SomeThing new . . . NOT a wedding, buT The iunior ExTravaganza, a Two- hour producTion oT songs, panTomimes, dances, and specialTy numbers .... A superb Tlare Tor direcTing was displayed by N. J. Epps, direcTor- in-chieTg B. Layne, dance direcTor: and S. ScoTT, song direcTor .... Geared To Theme which began wiTh The KeysTone cops, iT climaxed in an ulTra- modern dance sequence .... FeaTured guesT sTars were senior, B. Quinn, soloisT, sophomore, B. SchueTz's band, and Treshman, J. Williamson, soloisT .... EnTerTainmenT seelcers applauded evenings sensaTion, a Jerry Lewis panTomime by B. Sears. EnThusiasTs display varied TalenT while rehearsing. Row I S. Maxwell, J, Valle, A. Robohn, L. McAllisTer. Row 2, l. o r Andres, M. Wildenl, J, SaTTel, R. Q'KeeTe whispers To B. Vel asguez T. Gonzales and D, Mason loolc on. Row 3, l. To r: Z. Van Dylce R LowTher, and D. LewTon. iuniors Tolse lighTer side in Extroyogonfo Mulligan slew lor hobo parle conyenhoners. L. To r: Robohn adds Tinal Touch as B. Gomes sTirs The brew, B. Robe:-Ts wiinlw a linger in eyeryThing, and L. Andres waTches hopefully. T. McClure and unidenTiTied pals hold confab. Page IO5 lvlusicicins' changing progressive codences Fronf row, l. fo r: S. Johnson, G. Johnsion, J. Pasley. Row 2: R. Smilh, J. DeVore, G. Salazar, A. Luna, A. Lucero, 5. Calles. Row 3: J. McCoy, C, Harris, C. Swanlc, B. Seward. J. Johnson, D. Wilborn, D. Fedigan, B. Srnari. Row 4: W, Jones, N. Lawrence, P. Griiliilhs, D. Maiieson, l-l. Villa, E. Ve-larde, D. Laughlin. Row 5: A. Donaldson, P. McConville, L. Smifh, B. Harms, B. Ceizler, B. Chrisiensen, L. Alion, P. Cecil. Row 6: P. Griiliihs, B. Young, C. Levingslon, W. Meuser, K. Robbins, B. Monlgornery, C. Galvez, A. Margerison, Marching music provided an excellenl Whirling pennanis leaped from spinning chance lor lhe snappy Drill Team io show hands as The peiiie flag iwirlers and banner Their siuil . . . lnlricaie pallerns proved push- bearer performed experily as lhe vanguard overs for 'rhe sharply allrired aggregalion. for ihe CUl-lS Marching Band. Swivel hips and lalenis are shown by flag lwirlers. Sealed: L. Bishop. Baclc Row l. fo r: P. Winkler, J. Sallel, M. Wallcer, D. Reminglon and N. Srnilh, iw YNK Page I07 .:mQ!?.2 'K W. Q-11, nq flw lc-.nlviiw Club 5 qv- ', . , , 'Qui-,vial , . .. Q A lliiwle nmlue. wiixle. An old suyinq -sfill rinqs lrue lo 'rlwe ilnlii iililin people fin wnnp wliol cluy. Siirmlcer illuulmlei, inqenioua lnnuis lor llrie Braille liiiouirur- Nl l urlw iinrl Hee clurinq 'rlie blind nwuernlaly. l llunl, .linui eil in beiirfl and long red niqlil Cup, l'l1V'i1 mul dll liliw many Good boys and qirls allencl- Cliriiglrrmw parly. Numerous olwoses ol I. llypllll is dm ? , B x.q'i' , Qui' .3g,,1gr Aw ,xbpb fggn V' i C. VIL : X, if 'H' it f mum A V Gd .WWW rs of Qulslandinq foolball players chosen by Gridiron Club l. +o r: C, Baxler, R, Saldana, A. Louslaunau, B, Curler, E. Younq, G. Brown, D, Hayward, J. Seinrurier, R, Denney. l'Diq+l1a+Qrazy Bunny l-lopfl Guys and gali al l-li Tri doe-down do cl swircli from square dance iorrnalions. student life orovide necessory reoreorion Leff +op: C. Sc rms-iv .wxr N, Noxon one A frlendry Qrnrie of Righ+ fopz B. Ve'fafrrne:, Jr, CM-:W proxy, brush rm! ine Maw we-Frome fo de-Haier' .Nre .1?r'u NPL prore-Cr nr Colfon wnen nores in nope frm? pnmrfe wif! enronraqe juniors +o Hrs? Colfun lam .uno nobr, place In PTA Drive. Righf cenfer: Annml mrr nnw Jonrrmlivn Mndenrs ar lunch Lefi' cenferx Prrbnmrrrwe Cnfl-,frwmr pnrry revefale req ending in rne Commons nr Rcrrhurwd-r Univer-dry dnrrnq busy Year' rionwonsrrnarf-J by B. Px1ex.enJer', R. Frwner, M. Ross, and J. book day. Duke. Righ+ boH'om: Bndwrfaoe fn.dHorrnrn, members of Qfudenf Leff boffom: P, Hrnr-rv, U. Arfrnm, ,rnd J. Vnlre Hsfen afrenrive-ly body and refafnerw rec Civ? rrrurnnnJ n1for'rnrrTion. .1-N F, Tnilnllr wrrrq-r, Mr, S.rPdrn.rn, .ai Cnrrirmsw parfy. 'L-xr, S... 'S S 1 is?-as, 4. . ',l..i'-f-r B, Lf, Clfiflff 6lF'VlQCT oy lhe erllire fassocialerl lhliif' riviiy, lE'iflI'l il wmv' faririiiiil Qirlf. LGHQUG? gli: - ww V,yif'ViliYlfl Brill, Aside from fhe monolorious classroom slruggles comes 63 girls eagerly arilicipaled momenl ol recogriiliorw, when imegirieliori and hope become realily as she is elecled e gueeri. Wheiher she reigns over E3 game, a dance, or cm assembly she graciously assumes The air ol royally and accepls her homage. lvl. ri ei hy bei L mc- i plcviwiril pfxslime imcler fhe filluririg gaze l pf' Pxmeif 'iii itiwory B, lxflfmleyl Grocious royolty, G. Pug Lyrch oeisxelom co ciapluiii lovely C. SClWc1ClG lo rf-ion .wer l-lomi-1 wmiiiii. x 4 ' Q Foolbfill oueeu, S. C'r'yii. Demi ,i mile ippielieriwiy refeiyho The r wvfvxri WlF'iIll lrgm C iiigfliiiii B. Cu s 'PF 9 we I fo V-- - ,Aix-wg Saludos Amigos! Members ol The Pan-Ame-rlcan assembly gallwer aboul Ilweir een. Row I, I. Io r: I. Gonzales, I.. Marllnez, N. Rodriguez. Row 2: D. Gaylan, E. Duran, J. Valle and Queen B. Monlez. J. Aboylofs' lcaleicloecoplc, pelllcoals swirl in graceful ,,.,l+.,.,.., in ., gp.,,.l..r VQQ m 5 CQ m Q HU Q. Sludenlb reluclanlly lrusl llwelr coals, Iackels, and ollxer B. Herringlon, Boys' Forum prexy, and E. While 'ralce poswessions lo B. Fryer Clurlng flwe lalcing of annual Class Care ol a lasl minule preparallon lor Ilne Boys' Forum piclures. Homecoming Dance. ' '-9-anal Vc3111eC1 C1C:11v11y Le111op: 1 11'11 ,1 1.01, 1101111 111 1119 b1dc1111q O1 11 1w111,11111 fX 1111. J. Jo11,e11, by Carrying 11 1 1 1 11 , 1111111111q 11114101 11pO11e'1s, and 111 1.151 1 11111114 Le11 cen1er: 511115 111110111-1 wwmbm 10 111e 1111 1 1 VY1111-1' XM1111111-111m for one 011116: 1.11111-1 11 1111111 1 11'1111'11'1by111e11111C1er11bOC1y. Lef1bo11om: 11, A1111111 111111 11. 1v111111xo11, 1wo 11 1111111 1311 1 111111111 1111110 qoerm, -,1q11, C111 11111,111' 11,111 1111111'11111c1111, 1:we1y 11'1f11G'1, and 1-11111111 w11ef1, Rig11+ fopg 1 -1-1111111101 members q1111'1er 10 W111111 1V1. 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Plielpe, model senior qr'.ulu.ilion oiillil, While lor qirl--, blue lor' llwe boyx war. keynole ol Clue ol 55. N. x l-li-YS loveliesl Indy iniliafes l. +o r: D. Wfallcer, lvl. Weeks, A. l.onf,lnunlm, D. Qlson, orirnface in clislozile al D. lvluro. Sfuclenli, composing llwe mil of -.enior play, Los+ Horizonfl rneel lor irnporlnnl poinleri. from Clireclor Neill Arnold. ln qoes llwe qood air, oul Comes bed, repeal lir-.l aiders as llwey learn premnlion Techniques. rts Y a chance po Wax NJ to air competive spirits Ari SBHS, CULHS an SHOW AR 27 55 , r 9 .. , X N! DOWN n ,N M' ,F R '52 xp Nwxs- .YDS -T0 G0 51 ' N' x W X J . F 'li xx 5? 5 CQ- .' l , s. ,ww T3 1 . fins .v:,,g1 K QW y A,f Q' Ig . I Q 'x ,Q . w ' R .Q I X .Q .X 3 A x-. S: is stnx U' xsi 53 Q K W , 'xg X 5' if x? 'I Q4 xx R x fQ Nix N gf L i' l xii we Ne N gg A SSE Q X X h 2 Q I 1 S 3 Swbxfw I I . 'xg N :QS S . 21 s mx A KT wg ' X. ,. N f J. .x Q. Q xx gf we S is v X., N S 5 S - if Y f , x K is we x R I if , 5. 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XX S B xg EM e N S' .ww CCJSSYIS pigslcirmers fall short QI The Iedgu VARSITY SCORES Colfon 26 .E , , 7 6 Escondido Colfon I3 0 Barsiow Colfon I9 ,UI3 San Bernardino Colion 7 6 Chaffey Colfon I2 , . . 7 PaciI'Ic CoII'on I3 , ,I4 Riverside Colfon 6 , ,I9 Pomona Col+on 33 I 0 Fon+ana Colfon 0 25 Redflands GARY BROWN TOM GARCIA DOSSA HAYWARD Quarferback FuIIbacIc Righ+ end JOHNNY SEINTURIER BOB GUINN ROGER DENNY RIQIII 'racIcIe Leff end I.eII end ALEX LOUSTAUNAU I-IaIIbacIc ED JOHNSON Cenfer crown, lond in Third VARSITY FOOTBALL STANDINGS Team Won LosT Riverside 6 I Chalifey 5 2 ColTon 4 3 Redlands 4 3 Pomona 4 3 Pacific ,, 3 4 San Bernardino 3 4 FonTana I 6 ED WHITE BILL CARTER HalTbaclc Running guard RODNEY DENNY RAUL SALDANA LeTT end LeTT Taclcle Queen season opens when smiling Shirley Cloyd presides aT homecoming game beTween ColTon and Pomona. Casey was seen religiously cheering himselT hoarse Tor The Crimson and Gold eleven ThroughouT a win- ning season, and pacing up and down sidelines wiTh varsiTy coach, C. Cordell .... BiggesT Thrill oT The season came when The under-raTed locals elced ouT a close 7-6 decision over ChaTTey. ColTon's CBI. Third spoT marlced The closesT The ColToniTes came To The BeIT summiT since iTs incepTion .... One small compacT squad made The criTics eaT Their Type- wriTers by powering Tar away Trom The predicTed lasT place .... Orange Show STadium became The spoT oT a joyously macabre scene as arch rival, San Bernardino, again Tell before The grid banner oT CUT-IS Tor The Third sTraighT, I9-I3 .... League newcomers, PaciTic and FonTana, Toldecl like dominoes beTore The JaclceTs' awesome line, I2-7 and 33-O .... Redlands' Terriers conTinued To com- mand a iinx over ColTon, Telling The home pigslcinners 25-O, Tor The TiTTh year in a row .... F. Anderson, F. Munoz, and C. Graser ably assisTed head coach C. Cordell. Page II9 Q ,W fr ' - :ymfi 335' 'E ix r Q IN 1 S I I fm. A QJQJQ' at X1-if 59- s .3,'ra Q64 -riff: ,Q Q' mawe Q .K- -fi if--4 S., .. Q QWCM' , -..Q Y Llnemen l for D Hayward ruglwl end J Seunluruer ruglwl lclcle B Carler ruelwung guard C Baxler slandnng guard llus Spirited CUHS Yellaw ldclsel eleven r,a,.:ww:1m rn Q g ' W Benrlw Wf1r'merK:? No, juil newly organized Boosler Club consisllnq High correlallon belween smiles and of laflwers of loolball players lmvinq clwance lo view game from scores of Collon and San Bernardino game, bench on field, Nurnbem worn Tally willw sons. I9-l3, very muclw in evidence as Jaclcel booslers leave Sladiurn. Page l2O l l QB . X ff ' 2 Linemen, I. to r: E. Johnson, centerq R. Saldana, right tackle: B. Quinn, left end. mighty charge otthe mihigture light brigade BACKFIELD, I. to r: E. White, wing back: T. Garcia, tuilbackg G. Brown, quarterback A. Loustaunau, taiiback Colton grid looys howl oyer loyored Berdoo 1 X f 6 if x 1.-Xi 1 L i , L L L L i A .K A U Q A I gy . V Cite, A , 1 M L Qi ' 5 i Y 3' f Xi- ? s I P I VIN? 24 VARSITY FOOTBALL, Fron+ row l. +o r: J. Barnell, G. Schwengle, L. Moore, A. Louwlaiirmii, B, Carler, K. Carler, C. Baxler, B. Cano. Row 2:lv1anaqer,G. Kurlalc, L. D. Willirmmfw, D. Marlinez, R. Saldana, G. Lawson, J. Russell, E. While, T. Garcia, K. Hubba: rnnnager, E. Thompson. Row 3: Manager, W. Vaughn, B. Sears, D. Van Voorhiw, B. Gwinn, C. Laughlin, B. Boleler, J. Ganino, C. La Buhn, C. Craiqnriilesg manaqer, J. McGuire, l. Van Voorhis. Row 4: R. Denny, L, Williams, E. Young, E. Johnson, J. Se-inlurier, D. Hayward, G. Brown, E. Flinl, R. Denny. lll N i 1 Y W .......... E K p 4 irili ly Q if D. Hayward No. 47, unaware ol lhe Pomona man fhal will Taclcle him, reaches high lor loolf ball. Page l22 lor Third conseculive yeor Casey slood wilh his cap awry as 'fhe coveled oul- slanding player lrophy was copped by A. Louslau- nau .... Co-Caplain R. Saldana garnered mosl valuable lille .... Casey looked sad as he viewed Jackels' more 'rhan Their share sick lisl-junior C. Carreon's broken collar bone. senior fullback T. Garcia's broken knee cap, slellar quarlerback G. Brown's wrenched shoulder, and senior end B. Cvuinn's cracked collar bone .... Afler G. Brown's inlury, iunior wingback D. Van Voorhis handled quarlerbacking chores, keenly spearheading C. Cordell's Jackels' 33-O drive over Fonlana .... There was never anylhing for curing lhe blues like E. VVhi+e's conversion on lhe close 7-6 Chafley conl'es'r I or gamin-like A. Lous+aunau's adroil charges and limely reverses Piclure lhe unsuspecling look on 'rhe foes laces when J Seinlurier or R Saldana came barreling down 'rhe drain or when lille bound Riverside upsel lhe apple carl by nipping 'rhe Crum son and Gold I4 I5 Line didnl hold Jersey wearer No I3 D Van Voorhns relaxes under a unique sky in one of lhe rare free momenls Thar do arise in foolball JY.-Q' ,vw Foolball Coaches CLEO CORDELL FRANK MUNOZ FRANK ANDERSON CHARLES GRASER Page I23 J- ia' if . . . l ,. i ll ' ' I Il x 'fl . , . . .. .. . . I. , IJ, 3. 1 .v 5 2-'V . ' K -. L S id -Jgfl. --g , J' we ' E, I A - - I we M . . V - -,,. Q , ,Q , ,. 5 ,115 , ,f W 'fan , ' uve X, X. -i .,, 4 Q ,ip - ef. , ' ,. L. 3. s w-Y,. vp' ' - , , -. .-A , we Z - X QA HY - - , , R 1-N .v 'uf A . . I. Y cr. A x. Z -nfpl., I - 1' x 1 Ig- vs -. V , sn: 5 N g, ,L 'L ' , Y L .C eh' I' . Co-capTains, R. Saldana, kneeling, B. CarTer, sTanding: celebraTe winning of Chafley-ColTon game. BackTield coach, F. Munoz, pre- senTs The precious Team-auTographed pigskin To Mary Jo Bailey, polio-sTricken Senior, as SuperinTendenT Miviao' beams hearTy ap- proval. Colfon Co-Hon Colfon CoITon ColTon ColTon ColTon ColTon 7 7 0 7 I2 0 6 O B SCORES San Bernardino BarsTow Chaffey FonTana Pacific Riverside Redlands Pomona High ronking Teoms ColTon's own mighTy miTes, The Baby JackeT eleven, seared Their coaT-oT-arms on every pup Team in The league, win or lose, Tor insTance, Their I2-6 and 7-O maulings oT unTouc:hed newcomers, Pacilic and Fone Tana, or Redlands' ZI-6 over ColTon .... iVienTors lvl. Baer and R. Beseda wiTh well-chosen axioms make members rock wiTh laughTer in lighTer momenTs or cower Trom Tear aTTer losing a hearTbreaker .... The real veTs oT The grid kids Turned ouT To be R. Turney and D.Woods when, aTTer Three consecuTive seasons, They were chosen Bee co-CapTains .... The Team's going To miss Turney, who graduaTes This year, buT look Tor Woodie To earn a berTh wiTh The VarsiTy nexT season. B STANDINGS Team Won LosT San Bernardino 6 I Riverside 5 2 Pomona 5 2 Redlands 5 2 ColTon 2 5 Chaffey 2 5 Pacific I 6 FonTana O 7 Bee FooTball Squad. FronT row, l To r: R. Sanchez, R. Reynosa, R. Villalva, B. Durney, R. Gibson, V. SmiTh, T. Villapando. Row 2: R. Salazag J. Aguilar, J. CarTer, T. Pray. P. Carrasco, K. l'leThcoaT, B. Weischedel, P. CorTez, B. l-lernandez. Row 3: R. Ahurnada, R. Turney R. STr.iuCh, P. SargenT, D. Woods, B. Grider, G. Chavez, P. Croom, C. hlearrell, D. Macgregor, G. Audiss. Row 4: G. Roller, R. Cleveland, R. KeTrham, E. CasTorena, R. Vasquez, C. Baader, R. ATchison, J. Pusey, D. l-loward, J. WrigliT. Row 5: l. Rose, L. Croom, D. Brown, G. Dennis, J. iv1arTinez, D, NorTon, D. Beaudoin, G. l-luTTaker, G. Baker, H. Davis, l.. Miller. J'-2 i of If , 1 t , 1 .4 'v . K ' v s. 6 Q' 75551 sq , 2 E1 QTWZ eg, . . 3 34 g 1 ' F ,T . . 254 -s a 1 it y if N, W 1364. , 'Y' fu-.iii R v ra ,sd- r 'sm .- Q R-nf si WEE? Toy underdogs I-lard work, resT and deTerminaTion To achieve The varsiTy, signiTied The grind oT Casey's TirsT Treshman TooTball Team in ColTon hisTory .... Lacking in body conTacT exper- ience, The ambiTious buT small undersTudies pulled Through a one- win, live-loss record Tor a ZOO yearly average .... Team-picked co-capTains were A. Felix and T. Rivera, wiTh The laTTer being chosen mosT valuable player .... PreTTy good Tor The sguad's smallesT member! A .........s.... Happy, happy Yellow JaclceTs OT The weelc: TooTball players, D. Hayward, R. Denny, siTTing7 B. CarTer, D. Van Voorhis, A. LousTaunau, sTand- ing, were chosen by voTes of Townspeople. Wil- honor. Frosh Foofball Squad, TronT row, l. To r: B. Mayes, F. Dela Rosa, D. Yavelac, T. Rivera, D. Doyle, R. Ringen. Row 2: M. Gailan, M. Lawrence, T. QrTega, S. QrTiz, A. Felix, G. Roller, D. Cooper, M. Briggs. Row 3: D. R imirw, L. T'Tollinge.worTh, G. Casillas, W. MarTinez, M. Saucedo, R. Luna, J, Dudley, E. Rollins. Row 4: D. S -..i, W. Colunga, l. Sfevens, V. STaTer, F. Saucedo, M. lngram, M. Miller. J. FerronaTo, J. Sisemore. Row 5 G. Marlin, P. Cor-hran, B. Warren, B. Mendoza, B. l-lood, D. T-lancoclc, R. Grider, F. Kruger, J. Lofgran. The usual newspaper boy in his ac cusTomed spoT in The Orange Show wallcway, vies Tor The Ten cenTs The Hi-Y program salesmen aslc Tor Their leTs DeparTmenT STore sponsors This new sporTs lineups. Page I25 CUHS cosopo live ydlionlly delend lille Finally being slopped aller lour years' ol CBL dorninance, Coach Tom lVlorrow's varsily buclcelrnen were handled roughly in league play aller a good praclice slale lo wind up wilh a I3-I I record. . . . Co-Caplains J. Sharp and G. Lynch led The Morrowrnen in scoring .... Aller slarlling Challey in lhe opener, Riverside slarled lhe downhill palh wilh a hearlbrealsing lasl second selbaclc .... Seniors E. Dominguez, G. Slowell and D. Liles played slick floor games, while Juniors N. Robison, K. l-lubbs and R. Doly lurnished exlra scoring punch during second hall ol circuil play. CC ALM l, MURPCNW GEORGE LYNCH JIM SHARP RON DUTY Baslcefball queen C. Schade, reigned graciously Wifh fhe refs whislle, a game of aclion and excilemenl' is over lhe Homecoming game. bequn Wllll Cemier J- Sharp lUmF3l Q Wllll Rlvefglde mm New Roeisom KEITH Husss ED Youme von GENE STOWELL Lellermen return Top rebounder and besr all-around player on '55 squad, J. Sharp, displayed Typical Collon Jream spiril by playing game in earlier parl of season immedialrely aller a llu and measles combinalion .... Tallesl fellow among slarling live, Jim placed on All-Counly Team for larger schools and second 'ream lor lhe CBL record .... P. Lynch, 5'9 flashy rwo-year lellerman, earned honor of Top man among The small players in The counly league .... Leading Jaclcel scorer, fhe co-caplain wound up ninlh in league buclcer- malring, lafched onlo a berfh on fhe All-Counly feam as did J. Sharp .... D. Liles, probably mosl surprised player on firsf-slring aller seeing limifed acfion previously, earned a repulalion among fellow players, As 'rhe Team wen'r so goe+h liHle Red. . . . G. Sfowell, fellow wi'rh B sfafure buf Varsily abili'ry is a one-year C winner .... Shorl, buf a husfler, Gene excelled in line floor games ..,. The player who pulled 'rhe Riverside game from fhe fire inlo lhe frying pan, senior E. Dominguez, was lhird leading scorer for Jrhe Morrowmen. DAVE uLEs ED DOMINQUEZ N We . wwf BasIce+baIl S uad Froni' row I +o r D Lindse Dfxmador B Kane L Iv1'IIer R Neely L. K.. 7 I, I I-j,s'3,.g I ee I K s X' I I we . . s.. fw If X x 'fs'-A W IR Houser, Bee q . , . : . y, . , . , . 1 , . , F Anderson, coach. Back row: G. I-IIcI4ey, D. Webb, G. Huhfaker, R. I-Iernandez, J. Eafon, R. Kiss, J. Crouch Bees oir Iinesse C. Rnd L nf h drive-. In Ior fm Iay-up wifh Y Rlyr-v MI4' nmrf rlohf down his neck, CIose on Riverside's heeIs Io The very end, Frank fXnderson's Bees senf I7 foes Io defeaf behind QI sfarlrs, finishing second Io Ihe Poly Bears in Ihe Cifrus BeI'r round .... Casey cheered 'HI Iears ran down his cheeks, as L. MiIIer's splif-second 'rirning and unerrinq accuracy rared +iJrIe of squads Ieadinq IaIIier .... I-Iardwood sharpshoofers D. Amador, R. Neeley, L. I-Iouser, and B. Kane win comrnendahons. Coach T. IvIorrow's pep-IaIIc heps Iirsf sfrinq seniors up Io qreafer efforfs I. Io r: D. LiIes. G. SIoweII, E. DomInquez, G. Lynch, J. Sharp, I. Morrow. Sfarlc, V. Brown, Givliiobinsonii ii Colfon Colfon Colfon Colfon Colfon Colfon Colfon Colfon Colfon Cc-'1-on Colfon Jfsf Ns, Frosli undersfudy Brealcing fbrougli I2 filfs before being sfopped by Cliaffey in flie finale, Coach lvlorrow's Junior Varsify foolc flue measure of all Cifrus Belf League guinfefs and also several oufside feams excepf Pomona .... Top individual perform- ance in a single confesf was displayed by K. l-leflwcoaf wiflw 30 digifs in flue Fonfana fracas, missing varsify rafing by ffiree-fourflis of a poinf .... Heflicoaf was flie season's leader ending wifli a I5-poinf plus average .... Rodney and Roger Denny were bofli lwiglw in scoring as were J. Benson and B. Perez .... J. Ganino and B. Kamsfra were sfeady o r men Coacli Cordells Freslfimen roundballers finislied ouf flie season FFlTa 9 l League record bowing only once in CBL JA if W ' i gp' Tp Xgf' apfuring flue only league fifle snared by a Jaclcef five, i 3 - ' v . . 25 I ' FROSH SCORES 35 . Emerson Jr. Hi. 35 Emerson Jr. Hi. 34 Colfon Jr. Hi. 28 Chaffey 36 Yucaipa 43 Redlands 52 Yucaipa 38 Redlands 72 Fonfana 59 Fontana 55 Cliafifey ' 5, - pay .... Hancock buclcefed 42 poinfs in one confesf F f fop league showing in any division. NP' Q2 Qsffyief Freshman Baskefball Squad. Fronf row, l. +o r: B. Mayes, 6. Brady, R. Luna, T. Glaclcen G. Slwoemalce. Row 2: G. Marfin, S. Tliornfon, F. Krueger, D. Hancoclc, lvl. Drummond R. Grider. Hard wood dworis dribble swilily KQQ- gd 0 f X W 7 Mil H wmmiiiiiivrwii 3' I Q 1 W' f I ip i is s r I N N 7 l 5 ISI -u Lerfermen sweaiers school colors and spirii' expressed by Cr msoneils al home baslceiball game Cee Baskefba-II Squad, fronf row I. fo r: J. Gonzales, F. Felix, T. Sims Row 2: J. I-Iubbs, E. Casiorena, N Lynch, F. Chavez. Dee BasIce'rbaII Squad, fron+ row I. fo r: J. Gonzales, B. Taylor, L. I-Iouser. Row 2: N. Lynch, E. I-Iile, D. Ivionlgornery. When 'rhe final analysis came Ihrough, CoI'ron's honor Ioolc a back seal Io no one in Ihe pin+-size casaba deparf- rnenr .... The Cees fools I I decisions and Ihe Dees. IO. . . . Epilorne oi a Irue diehard, IVIose and Ihai infang- ible will-o-The-wisp characfer, Casey, were a wee bi+ Ioo much for Ihe opponenfs .... A. Ochoa, D. Ivionfgomery were far 'rhe leading scorers. D. Monfgomery held a high average of I3.2 per game, a Ioral of 250 poinis. Sports activities give extre beest te setieel tiirivk iiitwi' itmii -,r1w.i-,tw ttwi.i.i1ti Rixm-mc' time A,,. immiw qmmtw Piifff pine ip iw irir'wfiii1J. Stmiii, .tant-i rump tiii twii, wtwitf- E. ilvt tri tit-:tw iw wntliiii in wi' .... CX .i. it Cwimteii .mit r1mri.iqQi', Dfmirtqiiez toot:-, iw ,,., itw tit imp prwxe wciii time if-tiet tw' VY, V.tttt1l'tt' iteiitwiiiq tmiiii vvuigt 'rt'.,w'.1 initio, www, iir'iw'm.iit, U. Srtirtiimiw. .up-1 .r 'viking if we '1?'v'f-Q' QM ,gui 5 ww iv .-gy.. ws' Val' 'knife 4 ' VA, I I i , .. ,,,. , O 1 ' 1 S A - by i L ..vL,,i , ,... , b.if.:-w- ' Q l. in ro' i ' . t' L 5, gif? ' i .X LM . f. :57li..f:w WY ,iw --ww' I if af' W 1 - , e 3, M -ei J ' v L1 f-P : l -SW5 , . - :f egg... wg A ' X , .fvx v .l.g+lVi.,:35 - - .. . -X ,, -aw 1: ' .4 , .. ' K- - . -.. 1 ' 5 - --V K . X J 'V '. '-.:':.,fi,4L I ' N ' V X, ,if t 5 4 . dj -Q - 4' 1 f 41, , 1 fp' A Q ,, 9 ., F h..... . , ' t t ., W-A . Q--fw i., 1 ' f ' 'X ,.. M ' ., 44 ' M ' M X ,.,. Y - 21 . K. Bosch proudly di-.plays Parlrinson Awnrd p'ewenTed To her by The GAA. Kiiy fmlwii roi eiyed im award Tor being this mol fwnliliiridind girl nThleTe in CUHS. GAA, I. To r, SiTTing: M. Gomez. Fronf Row, I. To r: J. Gardner, N. Perf nnndez, B. Garcia, B. Tlfildemnn, J. Tnwrupg. El'l1llilJSl,M. Esguibel. Row 2: l, Trwin, J. Gardner, R. Gaylan, R. Giirriia, S. Giarrin, B. Gonzales, D. Giiylnn, ly1,F'fwyd. GAA, Fronf Row, l. To r: S. Johns won, J. Haldeman, C. Kelley, J. Mare guez, K. Hamm, P. Messer, L. James. Row 2: M.JohnsTon, K. Kirlcer, R. Lynch, Vldlolzhauser, L. Libby. B. iviargerison, N. T-lnrmer, A. T-lewiTT, lvl. MfarTe. Page 132 Quismnding sports girls For Tun and TiTness be a GAA girl .... Full oT pep and energy, They hold playdays and poTluclcs every Two monThs, and Talce Their annual Trip To The lce Capades .... Working Tirelessly, painTing, Taclcing, pasTing, drilling, dancing, The girls under The supervision oT S. ivlcCanlies, J. Adams, C. CowarT - Triendly councelor - presenT GAA sponsored masTerpiece, The I955 May FeTe .... GAA girls are in The all CBL League, in which They roTaTe Tor Temporary home base .... They were inviTed To many priyaTe playdays wiTh Two basl4eTball Teams usually parTicipaTing, singles and dou- bles in Tennis, or soTTball and volleyball. mix ploycioys with oppeosing potlucles K. Bosch C. Rivera J. Haldeman V. Aboyies G. Val-fe Presidenf Senior Rep. Junior Rep. Sophomore Rep. Freshman Rep. G rw er' J. Fawrup J. McCoy A. Turner B. Garcia C. More R. Baca Vice Presidenf Hisiorian Treasurer Poini' Girl Girls' Afh. Cmsr. Secreiary GAA, Fronf row, I. fo r: A. Payfon, C. Mercmio, M, Mervmio, Q. Rociriquez, B. Moriim, M. Perm, C. Rivera, M. Rich, F. Row. Row 2: G. Row-, C. Moss, J. Raw. son, R, Roii, C. Moro, K. Reynolda, V. Mar- firmz, P. Sharp, M. Melencirez, F. Robinson GAA, Fronf row, I. io r: J. Aboyfes, C. Cameron, A. ACOVOdCW, E. Liirero, M. Brmvnv, E. Crilicw, E. Ali. Row 2: R. Brava, V, Aboyiow, A. Baiifi-zfa, C. Docicmy B, Biiiiiim, Ciifwior, inirai, F. Comnfirio. S. C.iwirwi'e-rm, F, . Aho! More ot these octive athletic coeds I G A A, Front row l. to r.: P. Dever, P. Delgado, B. Chavez, R. Dominguez, S. Caldera, C. Bouguein, L. Allsup. Row 2: S. Epps, P. Bright, B. Di Donato, D. Di Donato, R. Berumen, G. Castillo, W, Allsup. G A A, tront row f. to r.: H. Quesada, D. Dela Cruz, M. Milan, l. Garcia, L. Contreras. Row 2: J. Kauttman, L. Gonzales, L. Taylor, R. Carrasco, A. Chavez, R. Drinlnhouse, M. Chavez, M. Enriguez. Row 3: C. l-lelm, M. Funlc, D. Dela Rosa. L. Vaughn, B. Dela Rosa, K. Roaro, E. Perea, Q. Rodriguez, E. Cloud. Every Monday night girls don gym clothes and talre part in atterfschool sports, tor which they receive points toward their letters ,... Rot-luclms, committees, playdays, and posters also contribute to their awarding ot letters .... Late spring tormal ban' quet is site ot award distributions, ine stallation ot otticers, and grand tinale ot presenting K. Bosch with the Parl- inson Award given tor outstanding sportsmanship and service to the Girls' Athletic Association. G. A. A, front row l. to r.: P. Schultz, E. Staley, S. McC.inlie-,, adviser: N. L. Warinan, R. Smith, B. Shouer. Row 2: A. Turner, C, Velasguez, G. Valle, S. Vandenburg, V. Skinner, B. Spencer, I. lantardino, l. Villalvii. Page I34 2 s TQ r T 3 K - T cg ' A Q 33... cr! May Queen md princesses view May FeTe Trom Throne. On Top wiTh roses Queen C, Dunn: l. To r. sophie, B. Underwood: se nor D Frye-rg Trosh, D. Ladd: iunior, N. Epps. Superb Moy Slldylfl You may Travel To any poinT or desTinaTion, Through clouds, inTo The jungles, Through The ciTy maze, inTo The liTe oT Napoleon, or your own TronT porch as The Land oT Dreams comes To liTe Through The magic oT The lvay FeTe .... Twoehundred TiTTy girls under The direcTion oT C. CowarT, J. Adams, and S. lVlcCanlies combine dance and decoraTive TalenTs To presenT a one-hour program deme onsTraTing creaTive abiliTy oT sTudenTs Through original dances, cosTumes, and planned lighTing .... A TanTasy ThaT became real beauTy. Flappers Trom dance seguence CiTy Maze sTeal The show Trcm oTher groups porTorming . . . Teenagers have dreams oT romance and glamor as shown by J. Valle And E Sandlin ...Annie Qalrley Trom wild rvesT'l To VVhiTmer audiTorium sTage To pre- sunT oxcerpTs lrom l'Qlrlahoma' T... GreaT dreams are a roaliTy Tor Napoleon as done by Drill learn . . . Senior girls bring May FeTe To a climax wiTh TradiTional May Polo dance. Tennis Squad. Fronf row, l. fo r: D. MacGregor, T. Archulera, C. Chavez, W. Scarborough, caplainy S. Bernal, M Tennanl. Row 2: J. Benson, R. Brinlon, L. Holland, D. Johnson, D. Sunderland, C. Caslle. Rocguel men lind oellor-dwelling o problem Caplain W. Scarborough demonslrales Tennis fechniques lo colleague D. Johnson, as members of 'rhe Team awair lheir lurn. ,jsvszv gf Coach J. Coulson's slruggling lennis men baffled winlessly Through seven league marches ...Condirions will change wilh new couris . . . Chief swarrer lor lhe racguer squad was Cap- lain W. Scarborough, bolslered by polenl S. Bernal, D. Sunderland, D. Johnson, D. Mac- Gregor, J. Benson, L. l-lolland. TENNIS SCORES Collon 2 Riverside 7 Collon O San Berdoo 9 Collon O Chahfey 9 Colfon 2 Pomona 7 Collon 2 Redlands 9 Collon 2 Fonlana 7 Collon O Pacific 9 Cross Country men owoit lire ol gun Finishing lourlh in bolh CBL compelilion and lheir heal in lhe Ml. San Anlonio lnviiaiional lvleei, Coach IVIosiman's varsily cross-counlry men were led by leiiermen, Capiain A. Cchoa, R. Robles, J. Valle, B. Leeion, C. Krueger, L. l-louser, and R. Elias. Also led by A. Qchoa, lhe JV cross-counlry squad caplured second place in league, close behind Pomona. Since mosl of The varsily men were prom- ising sophies, R. Robles, G. Pallanle, and Qchoa finished in The lop IO in lheir braclcel. A' Gchoa, lirsl place winner o CBL league meel, paces lar ihedd ol compelilor-. in KVOSS coun r Hifi. Varsi+y Cross Counfry Squad, l. fo r: A. Ochoa, R. Robles, J. Valle, C. Krueger, R. Elias, L. Houser. J.V. Cross Coun+ry Squad, l. +o r: B. Wilhiie, R. Jaclcson, B. Kump, T. Farr, L. Kirlcpairiclc, A. Melendrez, Seinlurier, L. Roseberry. D. we ,p16 ' Page I37 Vorsily welcomes :onlono 25-7 whopping M . ' , M ,, GENE STOWELL JIM SHARP l:El.lX GOMEZ DUANE LONG Pifcher Pilcher Second-Base Firsf-Base Diornond nine don long slrclss Slide, Kelly, slide! . . . Casey found 'rhe allire for lhe day was an oversize bar, a blafanl uniform, gaily decoraled wilh Col+on -Jrhalr slood lor Coach R. Be- seda's horsehiders . . . lniuries hindered lhe locals alrer a pre-CBL season of eighl slrraighr viclrories . . . Feafure ol lhe year enlered Jrhe boolcs, as CUl-lS' deleal over Poly's Bears in rhe second game aller an inilial I4-inning deadloclc. Coach F. lvlunoz's JV club piled up an even 9-9 slale againsl CBL and non-league opponenls, being led by a good pilching slall and slrong hilling a++aclc. LOUIE FLORES EDDIE WHITE Lefl-Field Righl-Field PUC: LYNCH RON DOTY l.UClO PEREZ CAlv1ll.LO CARREON Calcher Cen+er-Field Third-Base Shorfslop ,,,,...9'f S NH if Q .. .. Q..-, Varsify Baseball Squad. Fronf row, l. fo r: R. Schilling, G. Chavez, E. While, F. Gomez, G. Slowell, L. Perez L, Flores, manager, W. Srnilh. Row 2: Manager, W. Vaughan, D. Long, G. Lynch, B. Perez, R. Doly, J. Sharp C. Carreon, B. Quinn, F. Van Aken, coach, R. Beseda. l-lorsehiclers Wok ERE' 704-lj igolrogy 10 I i9 0 J.V. Baseball Squad. Fronl row, l. fo r: G. Hiclcey, V. Sfaler, G. Roller, lvl. Briggs, G. Kurlalc T. Rivera, N. Lynch, R. Ahumada, D. Sharp, R.Villalva. Row 2: Coach F. Munoz, E. Young P Carrasco, J. Aguilar, G. Roller, D. Hancock, L. Williams, J. Bradford. Row 3: K. Hubbs R Neely, B. Sirauch, J. Sisemore. T. Farr, R. Alchinson, K. Caslle, T. Villapando, R. Hernandez l-lorschidcrsl scores Col+on 7 San Berdoo I7 Col+on San Berdoo 4 Co-Hon I6 Fonlana 2 Colfon Fon+ana 7 Colfon 4 Riverside 3 Colfon 3 Riverside l l Colfon 3 Redlands I2 Colfon 5 Redlands 6 Colfon 3 Pacific I Col+on Pacific 5 Colfon 3 Chaffey I0 Col+on Chaffey 6 Colfon 2 Pomona 7 Collon Pomona 9 Page I39 Cinder siors Taking second in The league meer, rhe Cee 'rhinclads led by D. Seinrurier, winner in IOO7 F. Nieves, firsr place in 6603 A. Ochoa, second in 660, R. Reynosa, 'rhird in shol pulg and L. Pererson, second in high iunnp, wenr 'ro rhe CIF. Coach Baer's lilrle Jackels proved lime and linne again ro Themselves and ro rhe ASB, Jrheir willingness ro work and The abilily 'ro win in The 'rradirions of all 'rrue Mercuriries. G Track Squad. Fronf row, l. +o r: B. Monrgomery, S. Thorlon, R. Gon zales, L. Slephens, R. Pace, A. Felix, C. l learrell, D. Werelius. Row 2 L. Peierson, G. Schwengel, F. Krueger, J. Valle, S. Orlez, B. Kiss, R Cooley, B. Kump. Row 3: B. Grider, A. lviendevil, G. Baker, T. Rose B. Schuerz D. Pace L. Croom R. Ellias, B. Chi s. Row 4: B. Durne ' - - PP Y- L. Moore, L. Roseberry, D. Brown, V. Brown, B. Wilhile, lvl. Ross, R. Kelchum, lvl. Arroyo, P. Saldana. Track Squad. Fronf row, I. +o r: L. Houser, Coach Baer, K. Robison, N. Robison, D, Amador, B. Robbins, A. Ochoa. Row 2: F. Nieves, R. Robles, C. Dower, C. Krueger, D. Gonzales, B. Cambell, D. Ceinlurier, K. Carler. Row 3: P. Corlez, J. Sinfurier, C, Craigrniles, W. Lopez, J Qrlega, R. Renosa, B. Mendoza, T. Pray. Page l40 D ' i -. gil ., 'QF 'look ouT below! WiTh ThaT loolc oT deTerminaTion, Charles lChuclcl Craig- miles Tries valianTly To seT new record in shoTfpuT. f - 14 I X .f IJ' ,1 K f ,C xii ff I . , lf if 2,7 5 i yi ' TT ff, if . J Y , I , ff - A gf A ry , rf A- r 1 , J , 1' ff Y KL ,X f i ,l T l 5 f T lf lf!! ff . f ,M fy 1 L yy K X V4.7 'K 'ji v by 'I 'Tc I I Y vi ,T . M ,T ,ff i ry yy A , L If WJ, fy fy IK Mxf X ,021 , I , If f ,f - ,'1K If fl fy X jj i ff Afu . ,V ty, if 2 , J y ff I T 1 ,' .71 Tl! K- Sun up To sun seT, rain or shine, Traclc goes on in all lcinds oT weaTher, is proved by Norm Robison, ace high-iumper. Thinclods pgce ThoT ovcil Over The barriers, around The oval, and under The sawdusTl SporTs-minded engineer, Casey, has his Tull share oT Trophies, brolcen ligamenTs and spiriTs, and deTeaTs-boTh physical and menTal . . . Coach Baer's Track men capTured sevenTh place in CBL, wiTh crediT going To The valianT eTTorTs OT N. Robi- son, ace high jumper, who placed second aTTer a 6'2lf2 iump as ColTon's only enTranT in The CBL meeT held aT San Bernardino's Tield . . . The mono- nucleosis bug Telled The TiTTh besT hurdle man, sen- ior B. Robbins, who was expecTed To garner all- CBL and possibly all-ClF. Top picfurez Up and over! Pole-vaulTing made easy if done a shown by P. CorTez. Bo'I'Tom picTure: R. Robles, CBI. opponenT, and C. Krueger aT sTarTing line. 'S 1 E-22:2 f'3,if-a,w'Siss-'W'fc.:, gj,e'i w'f - Ill I ff! 1 ur othletes proud to weor the Colton bonnet Whoops, who pulled the strings on my trunlcs7'i B. Alexander is caught with his pants down in Boys' loclcer room. Ciarilinal lailbaclr stoppecl dead at the scrimmage line, in a thrilling ploy, which lett Bercloo the under dog. Caught otl guard and lqnowing not what will come next, both bnslqotbiill squads .ure Ltumbtounded. q,'5L1'g0 four' no t + M- y ax nssewi-sw , w,,5-W f, -X L. Perez telces a powertul swing to connect with well-pitched ball Through strain and pain, B, Robbins, iniurecl tmclcrnnn, wins in the hurdles. 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X- sf '-Q 3, - - H, 'lx X 5 , -X ' Q l , ' -1 , , -H 'g f h .J A ,,.,-. .X 4 R . x xx VY i I J n J ' I x x v 5 . w J ' X ALLINGHAM MEAT MARKET FRESH AND CURED MEATS I' FISH POULTRY Dp A PENNEYST Co+ M UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA SAN BERNARDINO CALIFORNIA LOCAL NO 944 ClAYP00l 8. COMPANY POULTRY AND STOCK FEEDS 736 CoII'on Avenue Phone 8278I PHIllIP'S STATION 8. CAFE OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Corner of Rancho and I S'rree+s CoITon I g , Corner 5Ih und E e en on ' or 6 or I ree Phone 26 an SmarI' Compers Iin I on A+ Pin oney Prices Sfy 9 Gold n State Co. OSH ll ll unrvwnuv nm X Xe Nl 1 W?-'W af? ILWW H m good. Whal could be more appealing +I-man Golden S+a+e ace-cream on a l1o+ summer affernoon. l fo r. T. Wulllamson C Smullw and J. Purdue Californias Favorrle Ice Cream 4l78 Vme Slreef Riverside OVerland 40400 ' ' Worih 52.00 on any purchase al STEDMAN'S For lhe Salesl perscrlphons go +0 ' ' ' For iewelry of original design, says D. Swariz, go +o . . . Colton Prescrlptlon Pharmacy STEDMAN S JEWELERS 497 Norfh Elghlh Sl' Phone l420 309 E Sheei, San Bemardmo Collon Void afler Dec 3I I955 For +he Smarfesl Buy In Clo+hung or Accessories You can rely on 308 Norlh Elghlh Sfreei Colion Phone l62 T Wll ll b Y h EI D d p h d 'l wooo REALTORS JOE LAZAR c A D I L I. A c 555 Norllll Eighlll Sl Phone I79 Sales and Service Used Car Cenler 73I E Sfreel 735 E Sireel' Colion San Bernardino . . , ' I 1 W, l dd l Mmm, lo be laying on 'lhe beach in a swimsuif from Wille+s l. +o r. S. Wagner, B. Gomes . i iamson wi e a sensa ion in is new ora o urc ase a . . . M G d MODE O DAY A D N ' Corporatlon 5 '5 tw PIan+ No 4 X04 fx 905 Wes? Elevenfh Sfreef San Bernardino fN' CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF RIVERSIDE hd CoII'on Branch :ly ghylf yARbh milf F 'f'G 'fd +P'+ DUDLEY 8. CONlEY SCALE COMPANY CREDIT BUREAU OF C0lTON JACK A JoHNsToNE DISTRIBUTORS FOR HOWE SCALES EXGCUTIVG Owner Indusfrual Scales 28l Norfh Engh+h Sfreef Phone 8II 795 CoI+on Avenue Phone S B 837 4I3 CQHQH Fashion minded girls, D. ason and F. Lazio, always shop aI . . . ' I 9 ni - W ff - ow' I sh xx . Sub M- i 'rl'-7 'T nEc.u.s.PAr.orF . 4 ' V, q 3 . 9 . e , B Aj I. I 5 QP a -x y QY -, -X .V - NDER Aumomv or me COCA-COLA COMPANY BY ,,-.a..- .... JQQQQW..- I , .,.. .,,.. 5, rr., f . I as I xx . . ' 1 Baskeiball co-cepiain J. Sharp escorfs C. Schade, baskefball queen, info CiIizen's for safe keeping . . . -1 dwg S Wei m se I-1 sa 5 ' O 0 nl --wi sea es rom I . .-- or accura e in orma ion . er a vises a ri o e . . . HARRIS CO. INLAND ELECTRIC SUPPLY WHOLESALE ONLY 843 Colfon Avenue Phone 6 557l San Bernardino B 8. B NURSERY Gene al Nurse y Sfoclc A lille bf of mos? e erylh ng p w H BI for a lHle lol less Third and E S+ree1's Phone 8347l 'OO La Cadena Phone '33 I27 Easf I S1'ree+ Phone 392 W San Bernardino Comm Mll.lER S HONEY C0lTON MOTUR PARTS Col+on BERK S MARKET SPOT F T ,h 689 E Sfreef Phone 2 7l27 Laurel and Muller Drive 56 Be 'a'd '0 woonkow MILLER Phone nm Colion Q I r r 'll l l v i . in er and M. izard sample Campus Dobs special . . . l l I A. Viero buys all his paris from . . . X l . Parsons ommends food purchased ai . . . , aaaa l . u ill inspecis Display of honey af . . . SAM'S CAFE I53 Wesi' I S+ree+ Phone 782 CoI+on I, L... my .QTQEQQ E 4. AT YOUR SERVICE .... EVERY DAY WITH ONE-DAY SERVICE For Ihe besf in Pops, and Rhy+hm and BIues, R. Lynch r. and C. MarIus I. suqgesf . . . STAR CLEANERS INC. I GII.I.ETTE'S 235 Wesi' I S+reef I265 ML Vernon RECORD STORE Phone 350 Phone I936-M COHOH I30 Eas+ I S+ree+ Phone I449-J Colfon A. J. MCKINNON COMPANY JEWELERS I45 Wes+ I Sfreei' CoI+on BOB KNOPSNYDER MORTUARY Foofball Queen, S. Cloyd receives her regaI bouquei from . . . COTTAGE FLOWER SHOP Seven+h and G S+ree+s Phone 44-J Nor+h Eighfh S+ree1' Colfon CoI+on B, Robbinx buys all his Ireck oquipm I I . . . For Ihe food Ihei' sfays Frozen, N. Nelson say I re your food aI... Locker renI'aIs for your frozen food GAIl STOCKTON S SPORTING GOODS COlTON FOOD LOCKER ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ARTHUR P HASCHKE 478 D Sfreel' Phone 4 OI82 San BernarcIIno 234 Easi H Sfreef Phone 909 Collon V+ 9 + v P BOLIONG AND SON FURNITURE STORE COMPLETE HOME EURNISI-IING Cou I and F Sfreefs I58 Easl' I Slreel' I 9 KING BROS MARKET FINE LINE OF GROCERIES AND MEATS n LOWEST PRICES FOR OUALITY MEATS JOYCE CHIDESTER I955 Orange Show Quee Nahonal Orange Show HIghway 99 Colfon TPyfdh IIA fhfdf PP V+ PP-J STARR GRAIN AND MILLING SIERRA HARDWARE PREMIUM DAIRY FEEDS ow COLONY PAINTS WHOLESALE HAY 34I Hlghland Avenue Phone 5 O5I0 358 Wesi' F Sfreef CoII'on San Bernardmo I l R. Ga an Iaou hl her new refrigeralor af he onl lace . . . B. Gomes prepares fhose delicious meals wi h rocerios from . . . I I o I I , rg gg 5 ig can gn e cgwg wi es rom , , , F0r I'I1e laiesf hardware SU IIGS, D. Grd all ddVISeS sho in I . . 4OI I'4IIgI1I6Dd Ave. D. Sharp says, LANG'S s+yIe suiis IooIc sharp. s. MATTRESS co. QQTISSZQILIII, ' Where s'ryIe is firsI ' CARPET SALES and INSTALLATION Mr. and Mrs. WaITer M. SpiHIer LA N G I S 3I2 E Sfreef Phone 6959I San Bernardino RHEA FOSSUM PHOTOGRAPHY PorTralTure by Phofography 218 Hlghland Avenue loeph we 8 7966 San Berna duno FOUNDRY DALTON 8. TAYLOR CEMENT CONTRACTORS Floors Pa+u Sldewalks Driveways FREE ESTIMATES I I29I Cedar Sfreei' Phone I320 W BIoommg+on COMPANY 05 San Bernardmo Y CRANE PACIFIC NIDNTY S CANDY PAIACE 276 Norfh Elghfh S+ree'I CoITon CoI'ron 1111 lll! T I 0. - Solid as The Rock of 6IbraIIar . . . R. L nch says, MeeI me af . .. I V I 11' 'Vw' 1'1'1'r'1 ' Il H1 NIIIQ ANTHCDNY LCDYA STUDICDS Fme por+ral+s and superuor specualfy shofs by ANTHONY LOYA famous Soufhern Calnfornaa yearbook pl1o+ograpl'1er and official phorogra 28l9 Whlfher Boulevard Pl'l0l'16 fAlX'q6lUS 28004 Los Angeles California pher for 'rhe Col'ron Crimson and Gold. C0lTON LUMBER COMPANY LEE HARRIS Manager 333 Easi I S1'ree+ Phone I50 or S B 87'-7l8 HELMAN S DEPARTMENT STORE DERBY HOUSE SPECIALIZING IN HAM STEAK AND 27I Nor+h Elghfh Sfreei' CHICKEN Canon 869 Eas+ I S+ree+ COHOH 9 9 Y Y PRESSING DYEING ALTERATIONS RICHARDSON s. soumfs ACME CLEANERS HARDWAR1. PAIN: BUILDING MATERIALS DRAPES RUSS Nmfh and H Sfree+s Phone 424 I033 M1' Vernon Phone 986 J Colfon Cplh-,n I C. Dunn goes wild over fhe choice selecfions ei . . . When B. Roesner g s ouf, she likes fo go io fhe . . . I , I I B. Kemsfre, while learnin abou? buildin safe! , bu s lumber ef . . . 'E i - 'L C CompIe+e casf of HMS Pnnafore represenhng 'rhe comblned efforlrs of 'rhe enhre music deparfmeni' E D THOMAS M D 595 Nor+h Eughfh Sfreef Ofhce Phone 70 Re :dence I9I7 Colfon WILLIAM O LEWIS Afforney af Law Arcade Building CoIIon J NEEDHAM MARTIN, M. D. 4Ol Norfh Eigh+h Sfree-I Phone I4I4 CoI+on D L VAN VOORHIS DDS 405 NorI'h Elghfh Sfreef Phone IS93 CoIIon HERBERT C HONOR M 552 Norfh Elqh+h SIreeI' Phone I36O CoII'on ENGEL AND ENGEL CLINIC I26 EasI G SIreeI' Phone I8IO CoIIon FRANK KIESECKER D M B 552 Norfh Elghfh Sfreef Phone 7 I 8 CoIIon C K LAMB OpIome'rr1sI Phone I73 CoII'on J. J. H. SMITH, M I37 Easm' I-I Sfreelr Phone 348-J CoI+on B Davlsc e ies fash ns :Hr y rdage + purch sed af g S H KRESS 8. CO CLAPPERTON S YARDAGE Convenmenfly locafed for your shopping needs E S'E'l'ee'E Phone E Sheef phone 4 San Bernardino San Bewnarduno GRAYSONS B q ef Res ions Phone JIM THORPIS RESTAURANT BANQUET ROOM 'C v 420 Norfh E Sfreef an Bernardino .re M S pfndss peb 1' HERNANDEZ HOMEMADE N l CHRISTENSEN TORTILLA FACTORY CORN OR FLOUR TORTILLAS TEXACO SERVICE 235 Soufh 7TH Sfreef Phone l58l Colfon Seven+h and I S+ree+s Colfon ' I 5 I9 W' U For all Haose liHle nofions E. Tu hill a . . . sug esis . . . o Q o I I Il ll ' 324 - I .Q ' For an u ervai 500 as , f 'f A , 7' I ' A n 3 I, ra.. Q 235 'II . 1' .Y -' L . KA ' so ' 'EJ' 4,3 A V 51-, 1 fig- A 592 Norfh Eigh+h S1'ree'r Colfon, Callf. ,L f Q - - ' I R A ig 'g' km .' . P QQ' ,V A., 'gui' .5 x H' I in .U , 5'4 V Y ' 1 : 7 G l!u , 0 , , '. q io. S+ le, variefy, and low prices 'fempf N. Rodriquez af . .. Il II S ' For m foriillias, P. arius buy D- Bergkam ' ewice Su r a I I . af . . . . I Il ll gawk af mmcccz 202 Norfh Elghfh Sfreef Phone l82l Colfon PETE S DRIVE IN Corner Colfon Avenue and Mi' Vernon Colfon I I All -n W W, 1 E ' f W ,W J ' D ' Q 9' x . 5? . X , For your IFISUIBIIOD problems, J. Purdue advlses . . . GOT A MINUTE? VALLEY WEATI-IERSTRIP AND INSULATION Have a HIRE'S ROOT BEER FOR THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN VISIT . . . D E A L S Custom Upholsterlng 825 Wesf H Sfreef P on Colfon FLOORING I8OD3 VaIIey BouIevard Phone 2376 Bloomingfon LLAMA'S RECREATION CENTER AND BILLIARDS 9 905 W I79 Wesi' N S'rreeI' Phone 8I9I W CoI'ron B MURRAYS Hom AND RESTAURANT F 5 M550 5 '025C5T0Rf suPPlY COMPANY 'F YOU NEED 'T 29 CoIIon I P WE HAVE IT 8 Eaf-I I Sffeef Phone l0l2 I87 Norfh Elghfh SI'reeI' Phone ZI74 CoII'on FOR YOUR SHARP CLOTHES BISH l0wAY ROBINSON'S MENS WEAR Four+h and I SI'ree'rs Phone 78 380 E Sfreef San Bernardino I O J: Own DHS he' I'0P9 CLIBSI wifh F ariefy +ha+'s +ops D. Swarfz and , Gomes shop ai . . . dishes from . . . ' . . B H I D. WaIIcer advises all his friends Io buy Iheir cIoII'les af . . . Prices, quaIiIy, and servic are a Iheir besf when shop Ing I . . . I I Wwe. E' U fi' I'2, . 0 vi If 52--gl R, a 2 ' .inf 1 ff' q DREW l l EP ' , V if qvwf 0 M4 WZ COLTON FLCWER SHOP WE WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE l54 Wesi I Sfreei' I Phone I26 IN v Iiy R+ d + Sh p 5, Q YQ 67 A SPENCER H KINKAID INSURANCE CoI+on g DOTTY DEAN dA COLTON HARDWARE LADIES READY TO WEAR SHOP 24I Norfh Elghfh Sfreef Phone 243 3I6 E Sfreei' San Bernardino l ll ll N X , SX A oIj'6h N s J U Valenfine roya . Princess F. Tufhili, Queen B. LaCorf, and Princess ' D. Kruse are deIig e with fheir 'flowers from Col on Flower o . . N Q xx I K X5 JJ ' UVM fry u JN .IU I W , I . R X 'Qi . if , 5 . , NJ o I I 1 J' g E N I H X For +ha+ million dollar Iook, P. Cook sends all hor friends io . . . T. Pray an . Turner inspeci all Ihe various merchandise ai . . . I , ll ll ' J. Williamson saves all his money for a rainy day ai . . . ORANGE BELT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 6l5 Norlh Elghlh Sfreef Phone 356 Colfon POWERS MARKETS SAN BERNARDINO RIVERSIDE coursmss Rancho and C Slreels 527 La Caclena Ave ROCK PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION Collon 260 Norlh Elghlh Slreel' Phone l227 Aw Collon r fy L BLUE MOUNTAIN DAIRY FOR THE FINEST IN MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS Country Fresh And Golden Rich dA dPy 397 Cypress Sfreef Col Ion Phone 45l W A xx, J N M s 7, I XJ F ,f H lazy yy x- , ffl f A I ' ' A I fff jeff iffy I rx , ,xp I 1 J L, px QQ ' X pf L uf , I L' f nfl, X: I ffl llf U IXIXJ ' X I .wb x 1? MVK Xl' yV,l4,,,L Ulxyxjx iff , yy J ' , V s' I Y X I . For heallhful living 'fhal' builds good laaslcelball players, Blue MI. Dairy offers Gra e A prolein producls. L. Io R. H. Rowley, D. Liles, an . L nch. RODRIQUEZ MARKET 1 ff. f,, f .Mi -'N Www Shoppung can be fun agree B De Vore leff and J Valle rlqhl' If N Rodrlquez IS lhe clerk 295 Sou+l'1 Nun+l1 Slreel Phone 279l Colfon CITRUS BELT LANES Lfwls INSURANCE AGENCY G dA V 3 O Le O 3? SESrel SnBenardl cd Plwoe 45 82l C lo H Ma++lson T Weeks and T Williamson 'resi' drlve +l1e new Sharcluef converhble af MISSICN PONTIAC 9 E Sireef Phone 7263 San Bernardino 8K Inc S Young orders all lwer nec f s af Sears Calalog Office I cuLucAN son wma smvlcz SEARS' CATAWG OFHCE AND WATER SOFTEN ERS Colion Fourfh and Mounfam Vlew Phones 8l 44I6 I33 Wesf I Slreef Phone I705 lells Q0 bowling nl . . . ,, J lm . wls Oo liens K A. J. Dux. 60 fl lwm Good Food General Insure Ce ,O . le ri r 'no Ar me Bulldlno n l Plwone 890-ll or V436 ol ,n 4' ll ll Mee+ +he Jewels an Mr Paraduse a+ +I1e PARADISE RECORD SHOP 324 Thlrcl Slreel 'rl-as c REATORS oF HEAR of STO N E T5 ANDERSON HOTEL Eng hlh and I Slreels C olhes ma e e woman so V S S 483 If Slre ROSKINS Apparel for Women el Phone San Bernardrno VV we 'LK' we Phone 89 082 San Bernarcllno B AI SAFEWAY STORES OH-on Sevenlh and F Slreels Collon C Our Slore OSS Camera I'-Ieaclquarlers For 'lhe Enl re Valley Vrsl our Slore and Brouee Around ROY DAVIS' CAMERA SHOP IOpposrIe Crly Helll S B 46 225 4I5 3rd Slreel San Bernardrno K mb , n u In . d K lf? ' rw' I if' E I IIII 1 ' X, Comforl Is assured when you slumber For 5 quallly Ilne of grocerle 6+ . D . exander suggesls . . . Is . . . I I4 Ih B. G III . . . I . I .. N .. Y , ' ' ' '. gf... Al S PLACE HUB CITY BEVERAGE COMPANY 35I Soufh Elghfh Sfreel Phone 828 Colfon AMOS 8. DEES FREE PICKUP DELIVERY and ESTIMATES I223 Wesl' Basellne San Bernarclnno TRUCK CITY CHEVRON GW 5 MARKET Rwerslde and 99 Phone I533 J I l02 Norl'l1 NInl'l1 Slreel' Phone 37I Rnalfo Colfon VELASQUEZ UNION SERVICE A dollars worllm of gas, please l lo r T WIllldmSOH, N Rodruquez D Schwarlz and aflendanl, B Velasquez. 7l0 La Cadena Avenue Phone l600 Colton All our beverages seem lo fasle belief from Al's place, says S For e washmg maclune In good repaur J Pollen su ges s Hoflend I I I I R.Ckb dlk'if'+dI f.. J. Crouch end J. Dulce always fill-up wifh ges from . . . oo muses Noun oo mg or non e 0 mules I .5 I lf! , I , I R 0 ly .W COLTON COURIER COLTON DRY CLEANERS P bl hed Daly FOR QUALITY EXCELLENT RESULTS so Pe Bo gh C o C Wah p 134 565+ I 5+ eef O 6 249 Nor'rh Enghfh Sfreef Phone 22 Collo CoI+on J Pnoneerhtlc Insurance dc Trust Company xo PN' WESTERN AUTO SUPPlY COMPANY F gf+ +h+ +I' Q b AUTO ACCESSORIES FISHING TACKLE AND SPORTING GOODS COLTON GEFT HOME OF HALLMARK GREETING CARDS GARMON K ROGERS Aulhoruzed Dealer l89 Wegf I Sfreef Phone 799 Wes+ I STFSCT PEIOHG Colfon COIIOI1 u is I Prinler I: pper u olf n ourier r oo F Ph n II45 n Ai ,Q 5 If - . 3 lil Q Ns f 'X ,, O O EY-3 v1.f9.i. -f uv -If v jg' '- or I s a mean some in , J. Seffel says uy from . . . I l B Gaels and B Tennuson eal only The choice meals from F Wdndmelier and J Barnelf buy ihgu- hardware Supplm, af SElMA MEAT PRODUCTS VAllEY HARDWARE THE FINEST IN LUNCHEON MEATS I8696 Valley Boulevard Phone 86I0 JI I58 Norlh Seven+h Sfreel Phone I272 BlOOmH'1gl0r1 Cash and Carry MILK Home Delivery 985 Llnden Avenue Phone 8730 R 4 Collon Homogemzed Raw Pasleurlzed BEYERS DAIRY PRODUCTS Bloomunglon CARR 5 Bgpy gl-mp VAN S ASSOCIATED SERVICE Corner Second and I Sfreefs Cglfgn Elghlh Slreel Phone 56I I MWy Collon S W g wALr's nmvs IN NEWBERRY5 565 MI' Vernon 430 E Sfreel' Phone 3 3354 San Be '3'd'n0 San Bernardino gt ,W M I .. sswwwmqmm: I I ' - - sg Whon J. Olsen wrecks ,he car she hikes My N n Fill if up, exclaims Mrs. M. Van Voorhis, while sfopplng al . . . , 1 455 ' Tha 's fha place Io shop afler the dale, says r. a flef . . . For every Sion' ' 3 one' and D- Sellers 5l 0P if - - - I I buy all my records el NoIan's, exclaims F. McKinney has luer car insured by . . . C. Bourqu ' . N0lAN'5 BRACKEN, BAILEY AND wARn , Q - All Iorrns of Insurance Bonds Appllances - Plumblnq - I-leahnq Radlgg - Reqjgrdg SEED Bernardino I49 Wesf I Slreel Phone ZI6 Collon I299 E Slreel Phone 78I I Ziacleoi eww!! .fame Qyaam Wazkeza Local Umon No 89 Box 407 Colton, Callforma ARMIDAS DRIVE INN CHARlEY'S BARBER SHOP Specuallzlng un Mexican Foods Corner of MI Vernon and Colion Avenue 155 No,-+I, Seyenfh S+ree+ Colfgn 0 0 I l Delicious food is always available The only place for I'1eircufs. ir siales D. Hayward . . . B . . . M ROY PHIllIPS SERVICE STATION 833 Wesl I Sheer P one b66 CoI+on HUB JEWEIERS Diamonds Walches Jewelry Walch Repairing Easy Credn' we Noah E.gh+h S+ree+ Phone O PP TOWN AND COUNTRY MARKET GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES M Ve on llOOl-lqh y Cello 5 SAVE BAKER 0IL MULTI PUMP STATIONS 9 LIDO MOTEL B T PHOTOGRAPHER 987 Wesl I Siireel Phone I099 399 Oakes Boulevard Phone 2683 CoI+on San Leandro D AIh d y FUIMOR AIR CONDITIONING CORPORATION 69I Easf I SI'reeI' Phone 509 BARNUM AND FLAGG 439 Courl S+ree'r Phone 2I65 C0l+0n San Bernardino When her heap runs oul' of gas, F. cKinney always g I . . . For sho ing nience, C. Swain sugg I . . . I I I. I'I'1 wa V1 Lom Linda Exquisile diamonds and precision walches are always 'found ai . . . , AT 0 0 ' 0 0 ' 60 Colfon Magnolia Cenler Grand Terrace For comlorl and ease while Iraveling, J. Snow sugg I . . . For superb pholo raphy visil . . . I l , r ur enioys Ihose real cool places air-condiiione b . . . For all school supplies D. Duncan sends his friends Io . . . CAL SWITCH TO NAL DA DRY WWW DR WANA Y ANA9 on u Fhmoubg cAN Wfhe best dunk of alla, ll fl ll! Yi N ll S ll If ll Q fl ll ll I I fnqxfvuf I 1.1, I we A an 3 ARMENTA'S SERVICE GARAGE AS .5ERV'CE 5:xn+EqEiPm?n+ I53 Wesf Cifrus Colfon Phone l74O-R BJZILUESS uI3nH,?oF:w All senio agree fha! fhe beaufiful Senior Lawn be cared for by Air-Condiiioning is fhe coolesi from . . only ' ' ' FONTANA SHEET METAL TWIN CYPRESS NURSERY EVAPORATIVE COOLERS HEATING - GUTTERS - VENTILATING 4230 Van Buren Phone 9-2335 I75 Wesf Ceres Avenue Fonfana ArIing'I'on Where fha siyle is fhe Iaiesf and +he pric I To be safe rafher Ihan sorry , J. Knighf suggei y I DELPHS' DRESS SHOP EULIS E. HUBBS DRESSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS l23 Easi' l Sfreef Phone 2584 INSURANCE CoI+on Q' Y Y V .v....2,ee.-.. 7 UP BOTTLING COMPANY SAN BERNARDINO CALIFORNIA FOR QUAUTY AND RICHNESS CALIFORNIA CITRUS PULP C0 BUY AT CANNFRS OF CITRUS PULP ARDEN FARMS for POR THE BEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS ORANGE MARMALADE 24I H Sfreei' Phone 8 38I8 N R JOHNSON EDWARD PHILIPSON San Bernardmo Colfon W ,4... Fufure Big League hopefuls as seen before an excifing game! t , I 7 , . 0 HUB CITY REQQNLL DRUGS Q...--it ' Qu' OPEN FROM 900A M TO IOOOP M I42W I I AND COMPLETE moron TUNE UP SPEED sun DIAGNOSIS EQUIPMENT E Q U I P M E N T WE USE ONLY GENUINE PARTS ,,--4 mnf ARCHIES GARAGE E + 948 C I+ I O . . ' F . . A l l I I ' N K nun XL . f' ew 3 5, I . H-. 1 7 -. WI, 1 lf' 'IIWU' NJN , ' 5 - . ,Q 'sf I 'IA g , A mid Kali. . J E' 'I 3 ?s?1l'7 T ZW' 5 ' es IEHH S ree+ C .gg Q . . Q X Q .AAE Axt. 4f3ffkl3'F-Q L-S, ff I 'Agfig ,f , nn. I 1 -.2 I X 842 I SI'reeI Ph I ofzgf dfZlf6ZfZ'07Z.S' CLASSOF'55 We would like To add our lwearfiesl conqralulafions 'ro flue qradualres of our communilry- and 'ro 'rlweir families. I+ is a proud day and one llmal will be remembered always. ll is a day of aclwievemenf In llwe pas+4and looking ahead lo 'flue fufure. As you lace flwe fufure, be wise and remember Jrlme freedom of flwe press is baslc lo ALL AMERICAN FREEDOMS YOUR NEWSPAPER-FREEDOM S FORUM Ihr Sun AND EVENING TELEGRAM E. D. EDWARDS, Dealer. 124 E651 H S+., Calm Phone Callon 78 Phone sm Bernardino 876-IZI C1m11a+1m CIQSSJHQC1 and Display Adveffagzna D. Remmgion, J. Duke, and S. Marhn nnspecf +I1e new Royal Lancers For an affer game snack R. Harris and C. Schade siop I . . af... SCHNEIDER'S DRIVE IN Your Friendly S+op I207 La Cadena Riverside T PIERCE FEED COMPANY HAY GRAIN FERTILIZER I6729 Orange Way Va ey 2 II4I DODGE PLYMOUTH DEALER 233 Easf I Sfreef Phone 82 Colfon N T Renied Sfage Make p 336 E TB Phone 37327 Fon+a na SKADRON COLLEGE San Be na d no PIDNEER CHAIN LINK FENCE COMPANY ALL TYPES OF STEEL FENCING 789 Four+I1 S'rree+ Phone 3 3l32 I7270 Wesi' Valley Boulevard Valley 24700 San Bemardmo Fonfana G. ayIor says, My caffle fhrive on food from . . . . N. I rents all her cosfumes af . . . I I Business Major B. Goss finds inferesiing classes af . . . -Made o order - -u as aseline r r i THE SPANISH KITCHEN Speclallzmg In FINE MEXICAN FOODS MR AND MRS F H DELGADO N 773 Easl I SI'ree+ Phone 432 ARNOLD S MARKET Il92 Collon Avenue Colfon Phone 2679 CQHOH HUNTERS SWEET SHOP SMARTS GAS 51'A11gN 227 Norm E'9h+l' Sheel' hone 303 l8566 Valley Boulevard Phone 8620 W I Col+on Cohen H d I I CERVANTES DELICATESSEN BASELINE CAFE 292 Souih Elghfh S+ree+ Phone 2692 428 Baseline Avenue Phone 89520 COHOH Col+on B. Davis, N. elson and C. Marius inspeci qualily meals al . . . I Those afier school snacks sure Iempl S. Epps and A. Turner al . . . Experf lubes and quamy gasolino are always found M ' I . P I - - 6' 'rl and B' Balands moulhs waler al We e lghllul odors co . 9 For Ihai' lighf lunch snack or for dinner M. Beeson sfops off ai Iho . . . rom . . REAVES DRIVE IN Corner Eughih and F Sfreefs Colion FOOSHEE FURNITURE CO H I85 Third S+ree+ Phone 34I 62 San Bernardino C H R HARDWARE l029 Mi' Vernon Pl-,one 2201 Colfon ROSE SPGRTING GOGDS I27 Wesl' I S+ree+ Collon RASMUSCN TELEVISION I3O Easi' I Sfreef Phone I449 J Colfon LA ESPERANZA GROCERY 296 Wesi' O S+ree+ Phone l07 Colfon h if Q d h R G If CARL B HINMAN 750 Easf G Sfreef Pl-,one 48 Colfon For fhe finesf in hamburgers si p f. . . Always ihe besl, says D. Long when buying his baseball equipme 1 f Where you can find our hearl's desire when il comes fo selecfing your in- door and oufdoor sporls equipmenf ' You will receive courieous service af . . . D. Valizan buys all of her groceries a+ . . . i G. erf, leff and R. Harris choose furnifure for iheir fufure homes ai . . . D. Hainsworfh always buys his doeif-yourself fools af . .. For f a u ure ream ouse, . arcia congu g , ,, . Team spiriT wins Tor The school .... Union splriT wins Tor The worlcers .... NQCIAU YB They're as American as Apple P1e' lNloT everyone can be on The Team buf Every worlcer can belong To a Trade unuon ReTanlung aTTracTs selecT people because :T 5 an excuhng Tascunahng busune-QQ Choose reTaulung as your career choose The ReTaul Clerks lnTernaTuonal Assocuahon To TurTher ThaT career ReTawhnq RCTA' They re a real Team To Tue To and 7 need:-fmewwawaa ffbgdlepe For Tull lnTormaTlon Call or wr1Te To Tecl Phllllps SecreTary Treasurer RCIA Local II67 ColTon Olde-T and larqe5T Trade union QT reTall sTore workers on The NorTh Ame Q onTunenT IT qoT ThaT way oecause lT floesnT COST TT PAYS To belong To The 6 ! J Sy, . . , 3, 3 my L 'S' e at V 1 X y -Q mm GX . Q yr T 3 1? 3 3 '-l J if Q 3 3 3 S ., ' ?x Q n lx 3 .5 ff: .p f IW - imgkfgf. ww GP WI! if -44-fri 5 'M' nk Lal BIG FREE E Corner Third and I S+ree+s Phone I337 Colfon if -.W BLOOMINGTON FOOD CENTER Nordkling 86 Bolha Valley Blvd. Bloomingfon LAWRENCE'S CHEVRON I san, fo buy .1 Chevrolel anywhere else, smirks T. Williamson, s. SERVICE r Mu and M. Averyi. CENTER CHEVROLET WEST I STREET PHONE 302 Easl' I Sfreel' Colfon coLroN QQ? , FAR Mb f' D f f D. serum and s. Wagoner buy mir hee: E+ . . . 'LANL . 0 ' TWIN CYPRESS NURSERIES San Bernardino's Mosi' Complele Nursery 743 Easi' Baseline Phone 494-3I STARR GRAIN AND MILLING Q M PREMIUM DAIRY FEEDS Q - iff' WHOLESALE HAY FRANCIS 4l2 Highland Avenue Phone 2I9-04 358 Wes'r F Sfreel' Colfon San Bernardino General Truck Drlvers and QR Helpers Unlon YJ Qkihfk Q Wxiwwii BE UNION BUY LABEL 4692 S W y Ph B 6547 o W0 ' my P7 K N SQ 9 B X , U . 'B 4 U X Hi 9 V ' f rnardino and Riverside Counties W B N 'ig N . ww Local No. 467 X527-X in N Affiliafed wifh A F fL Q X N RX s B d . X J ef T5 Besf of Luck +o lhe Class of '55 from 'Phe Collon High Tommy Williamson Gay Herl Caro-'e Schade Margarel' Avery'r Barbara Gomes Donna Swarh Tommy Williamson Business Slaff Business Managers A ccoun +ing Managers Formal' Managers Aclviser Mi:s Nancy Clol'fel7'c and Business S+al f Members VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER Co rplefe One Slop Shopping Corner San Bernardino and Alder FONTANA BAILEY'S RECREATION l75 Easl' I S+ree+ Phone 94I Col+on CON DUIT COMPANY 899 LaCaclena Ave CQl+Qn Pressing Dyeing Alferahons ACME CLEANERS IO33 Ml' Vernon CQI+0n Phones Col+on 986J S B 80933 PIERCE FEED COMPANY Hay Grain Ferhllzer l6729 Orange Way Phone VA 2 I l4l Foniana E I - u I ' I . . ' P. Whife. F, Whisler and R. Lynch figure scores afler a bowling ga af . . . Sfudenfs and Teachers duke pafromze newly opened Taco Bar MNH 3601660 MY MRA' WY! B-LL., 6I8 Soufh MT Vernon Phone 4 4535 San Bernardnno Conglafulahons +o Hue Class of 55 from COLTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE H Sffeef Colfon, Calnfornia 2 ' f , I Q Q I I O Q I f f f I x x I , - ' 5 i x Xkk, x ktkt K jk,i.,,,,e,, eq..ee. :hz-'Iv ..i,:Wi:M, ,..W.e.i.. .,.. F. X . M . . gm AW . . 1 . ...K .M1.1..'iiAiiiT.XTi.ei1..Lkx:X:w..N..,.,,.,...,.,,,k 54 B' I 3 19 mr Z gf Coho H gh second lunchers feed 'rhe faces af i TACO TIA SAN BER NARDINO The mlghlry seniors of Cohkon F-hgh relax wlfh a refreshing dlp af 7704 Colfon Avenue volfon, California n I ir .. . ,, W I K' '.. ' , I 0 ,N . . lffv IT'S A Spor+ing a new Ford Thunderbird is I. fo r: J. Snow and Mrs. L. J. Snow. . . '55 Ford The fine-s'r car in Hs field L. J. SNOW CO. I8l Eas+ I S'rree'r Colfon Ford Sales-Service For milk Prem conienied cows Q0 io . . . BEYERS DAIRY PRODUCTS 9745 Soufii Linden Blgomimqfon I-IUBBS EQUIPMEN I COMPANY A d 99 STAN LAYNE S BARBER I-IENRY'S SERVICE STATION 5 ii gmhsi C+ SANI S CAFE AND BEAUTY SHOP W C + MOORE S POTTERY v C + I OO CH I3 M CH 360 OLJI Ei reef Phone l42 W oi on Corner of Riverside ve. an Bioonfiinqion r 9 7 1- IS3 esf I Sfreei Phone 782 ol on 7 435 WeS+ I Sham phone H89 Po++er -Ceramics- Lawn Furnifure O1 On Giifs or Bridesrio-be Sl. OF? on any i'S+ar+er Sei 748 0 on Ave. Phone I2- O on QSIZS and thank to those who kept the wheels un motuon To Duck Ar+hur for hus wufly heads and clever copy Rosemary R Bl Blunn s bug Iob as asso cuale and phofography edulor fkssocuale edulor Margaref Bluzard s excellenlr copy o Carp Carpenfers uokung and som fumes lolhng remarks rughf hand man lo fhe profog crew and crealor of Casey B0bbIe Gack s splendud porfrayal of our lovable luffle rascal Pai' Cook s pafuence when asked +o re do caplruons losl un Jrhe scuffle Rose Gayran s quuel unassumung wullungness fo lype aruyfhung anyfume Syble Scrubblel Hofland and Joanne Kravchuk s experf handlung of lhe senuor secluon Harold lMaHue MaH'uson s malhemafucal knowledge pu+ fo work un suzung copy blocks Judy Olson s versa+ulu+y as chuel cook and bolfle washer Lanny Larsen and Fred Parson s pholographs Jeannue Pollen and Jan Purdue s well planned sporfs secluon Barbara Barbs Roesners abululy 'fo do almosl' any fhung havung 'ro do wufh 'rhe word annual Gaul Ross unaccounfable hours as +ypus+ organ uzer and proofreader Charlene Swann olllucual errand runner and securer of verufucalruons Barbara lBabs Tennuson s aclruvuly secluon whuch she pulled muraculously from a near chaos Tom Wulluamson and Gay Herf s work as co busuness managers l-lere s a bouque+ loo for Jack Cannucoff for fhe unvaluable advuce guven as Jrravel agenlr and engraver You helped us ou'r of a mulluon 'rughf spo'rs To Nelson Carnes of S K Smu+h Co for +he covers To An+hony Loya for lhe specual shols Bunolex Co for bundung The book Duck Caudle olCu1'rograph for prunlung +he book Muss Nancy Clohfelfer of lhe busuruess slafl and Gene Hos're+ler for Jrhe supervusuon of 'rhe pholog crew Thanks for lhe co operaluon of lhe sales and ad class and especually 'ro lhe super salesmen Rufhue Harrus and Delores Mason and To Margarei' Averyf and Carol Schade accounlanfs Our specual lhanks lo C D Beeson whose druvung lorce kepl us workung all hours of The day and nughl who uouned us un ealurug cold hamburgers and French frues al la+e sevenlh peruods who gave and also asked advuce Co Edulors l955 Crumson and Gold BeHy Goss Duanne Vandenburg I ' ' ' ' ' ' ...Bb , . . , UQ.. .y .. . 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