Compton High School - El Companile Yearbook (Compton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1955 volume:

' if ' inB ■ I I f vi mtm II N faffiJ { Talking Things Over Administrative Bulletin of the Compton Union High School District VOL. 3, NO. 7 COMPTON, CALIFORNIA FEBRUARY 3. 1956 MEMBERS OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAPPY IN IMPORTANT WORK THEY DO Here is a very recent picture of the Board of Trustees of Compton Union High School District They all appear here to be in good spirits; and why shouldn ' t they be? They are doing a grand job for young people and to do that should make anyone happy. That ' s President Edwin W. Chaffee seated at Uie left and Joseph L. Causey is seated at the right. Between them sits Mrs. Clara E. Fox, Clerk. Standing are Everett D. Pyle (left) and W. E. H. Knight. This strong team can be seen in action on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. m UJ I- i z ■s. o y a: I- i _i o o X u X o O z o z D Z o I- 0. o u a • c o :E 1 ■a e fc fc E •S 1 -a, i: a a ■50 - E ifl 2 V. I-, ,0 C CO CI CM a o a a. o a! 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Student Government AAariorie Edmunds Organizations Activities Patricia Williams Outstanding Students Tom Hughes Sports Billie Strehorn Sports Mrs. Viola Bagwell Adviser Student Yearbook Published by the Associated Student Body Compton High School 601 South Acacia Street, Compton, California Publisher — The Yearbook House, Inc., Monrovia, California Photographer — Chris Myron Studios, Bellflower, California COMPTON HIGH SCHOOL COMPTOH, CALIFORNIA FOREWORD THE PURPOSE OF THIS BOOK IS FOUR-FOLD: FIRST, It ties everything that is dear to the hearts of the students of Compton High into one package, a Blue and Grey package, the El Companile, the Story of the Chimes. SECOND, it preserves from the very first year the Alma Mater that has already found a special spot in the hearts of all at Compton High, a spot that will enlarge as the years pass. THIRD, it has invaded every department on campus to picture the highlights of events that ore, even today, in the past and will live only in memories and in the pages of this book. FOURTH, it presents for the first time a verbal record of The Story of the Chimes. Yes, Our Tower, Our Chimes, Our Alm.a Mater, Our leaders, Our classmates. Our teachers and administrators. Our sports and social events are all tied to- gether in a Blue and Grey spirit-filled package and presented to you, the students of Compton High . . . TABLE OF CONTENTS 7 ft- 4 iiLiA ifUPk- Let ' s Take a Walk Administration and Faculty 16 Graduates 63 Student Government Organizations 88 108 Activities 1 22 Outstanding Students 142 Sports Advertisements 156 190 Index 1 98 DEDICA TED TO YOU SCHOOL s SPIRIT - ' O ' r -I- 5iv v ■? • ALMA MATER W= CHAMPICBI5 — The Administration Builfl ' g of Compton High was orig H||||||Milt in 1925. It wds 3estroyecl by the earthquake ih f933 and was reconstructed in 1935. This building houses all adminis- trative, Qttendance, guidance and social activities of- fices of the high school. Senior and sophomore problem classes and United States history convene on the second floor. STUDENT UNION BECAME CAFETERIA BUILDING in 1953 when Junior College nnoved to a new campus. It is still a high point of interest. It holds the gift of the first graduating class since reorganiza- tion in its tower. Service organizations, the weekly paper, and the year book get their names from this gift — THE CHIMES. tMmm -.i:: L = LS« ! V i 4: tiwegB? ' i ■ - = .V- itt. u D O c o c D CO in o 0) E o a 0) T5 0) j; Odd CO U z LLl CO c 0) D 8 . O 5f 3 ' } V h .) • - ' .-■■: ' ' ?- - • ' -r - - -iMl . ,. - .• ' . 16 COMPTON HIGH IS extremely fortunate to hove such a qualified group on its division sheet for Administration; center, Governor of California, Goodwin J. Knight; left, Superintendent of District, Franklin C. Hemphill; right, Principal of School, Doris T. Westcott; and second left. Associated Student Body President, Terry A. Bass. ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT, FRANKLIN C. HEMPHILL is more than an efficient administra- tor in the Compton Secondary District — he is a personal friend to all the per- sonnel who work with him. His big problem of the year 1955 to 1956 is the building of two more new schools, a senior high and a junior high. EDWIN CHAFFEE President of the Board of Trustees CLARA E. FOX Clerk )FF TO CONCLAVE — Toe laiisey, member of the Comp- on union high school trustpes, (ho leaves tonight by United li!ines for the National Assn. if School Board Trustees at Vtlantic City. The convention s from Feb. 17-20 and Causey s the only board member from hhe district attending at pub- ic expense. After the conven- tion, he ' ll taite his own belated in.i.i vac- tion. visiting his mo- ther at Virginia and Cnnirress- man Clyde Poyle in Washing- ton, D. C, his former home- town. He ' ll return to Compton March 4. Fae Cargille is rep- resenting the Compton hisrh administration at an adminis- trators section of the conven- tion after the trustees ' meet- ings. Everett D. Pyle Vice President of the Board RAE E. CARGILLE, assistant superintendent, has worked in close conjunctio the board of trustees on administrative matters. He is in charge of per for the district. n with sonnel Joseph Cause Member . ' i- r W. E AA H. Knight ember X ROBERT G. BARNES Business Manager CARL J. BURK Director of Curriculum and Research 20 THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES were built in 1953 to house the district records and personnel files. In the right wing is found the board room. In the left wing are the administrators ' offices, Superintendent F. H. Hemphill and Deputy Superintendent Rae E. Cargille. 21 OUR PRINCIPAL I (3 ' ' ' MR. KEITH LEE, vice-pnncipal, has worked right along with the students of Compton High. He also works very closely with Mrs. Westcott. MRS. ANNABELLE WHITE, vice-principal, working in close con|unction with Mr. Lee and Mrs. Westcott, helped to make this a memorable year for Compton High School. 23 CO-ORDINATORS W. FRANK VESS Coordinator of Student Activities JAMES O DONOVAN Coordinator of Continuation Education and Employment 24 SENIOR COUNSELORS Eugene E. Barmore Edward G. Chester Hazel Horlon AAoxine N. Stephanion I ' J I if ? JUNIOR COUNSELORS Lemuella M. Montgomery Gerald M. Baden a 26 SOPHOMORE COUNSELORS Pauline W. Abbott Donald D. Fisher Francis H. Dilworth Ruth H. Robenberg c::?: Roberta D. Slothower Vera G. Strickland Mildred L. Wyatt A I FACULTY Miss Kathleen Campbell physical education Earl Bowman English Monroe Busch mathematics Mrs. Miriam Cox English Mrs. Joanne Dale English John Del Monaco orchestra, band Milliard Barnard English Irwin Binder woodshop Miss Kathryn Bowers homemaking Mrs. Cena Altnow science Mrs. Lois Atherton business Mrs. Viola Bagwell iournolism Chet Baird physical education Paddy Caudillo physical education Mrs. Delia Cousins homemaking James Caudill physics, chemistry f f ?A Charles Doyle physical education Mrs. Grace Dunkley librarian Wesley Dunn graphic arts Mrs. Ruth Eagles English f FACULTY Mrs. Marge Hanson physical education Raymond Edgmon physical education Miss Josephine Elliott English Leonard Fisher art John Flinspach electric shop Rex Frank business Albert Galatian bookkeeping Jerryl Gardner US. history Clifford Gritz chemistry Mrs. Estella Hall clothing Dean Harbour adv. math Mrs. Margaret Harris algebra, geometry Ernst Hartmann machine shop Mrs. Delight S. Hoffman art crafts Mrs. Ruth Horton Spanish o iih Chesley Isaacs US history Miss Dorothy Knox comptometry Mrs. Harriett Knudsen latin Clifford Liljekvist history Donald Hansell speech rs Q - 29 30 Miss Alice Londsale English Frederick Mitschler industrial drawing Gordon Orr physical education ,.2KO Mrs. Dorothy Lowe school nurse Don Murray vv ' oodshop Miss Winifred Owens English Daniel Presnall physical science Miss Jacomina Morsman US history Leslie Nicholson life science Mrs. Laura Pievac typing Ralph Rozelle U.S. history Peter Mel physiology Karl Olson math skills Mrs. Edith Pine physical education Mrs. Thelma Rule continuation Miss Ruth Mervis Spanish Miss Grace O ' Malley English Willis Powers geometry Delbert Sacos drama Arnold Sanchez metal shop cu Norman Sankoff Spanish Mrs. Alma Schaffer foods 1 Miss Morjorie Smith office opphonces Mrs. Eva Terry continuation Mrs. Laura Wubben physical education Mrs. Frances Schlichting English Mrs. Margaret Stanley typing Mrs. Olive Tov ler math Mrs. Ethel Wyllie clothing James Sherril English Dan Sweet US history James Vine industrial drawing Laurence Shorer choral music Mrs. Delia Taylor English Miss Phyllis Winger physical education (2- i-3y)(jf -2yJ ' - - ' + l3-, u + x EDNA CUTLER, assistant librarian GRACE DUNKLEY, librarian, and THALIA KATZENBERGER, Audio Visual Aids HELEN PEARMAN, secretary to the Vice Principal KEITH LEE. 32 BARBARA KING, secretary to the Vice Principal ANNABELLE W HITE. FRANCES LALONDE, secretary to the Principal DORIS T. WESTCOTT. I rs. Dorothy Lowe School Nurse NURSES ' AIDES ARE Jackie Scott, Melbo Rinker, Angela Garcia, Pat Wright, Lydia Ortega, Bobbie Simpson, Barbara Gromley, and Jackie Oldham. MRS. DOROTHY LOWE, school nurse, and her able assistants are well known for their ex- pert wielding of thermometers, antiseptics, and bond aids. AMATEUR NURSES ARE Joan Arnold, Barbara Cleveland, Natholie Robinson, Mrs. Lowe, Sharon Douglas, Charlott (Douglas) Smith, Nancy (Holbrook) Reeves, and Esther Stopher. 33 ll ( ,l(.l ' THE CUSTODIANS TAKE pride in keeping ihe campus clean. Reading from left to right ore, top row: Beniy Woldrop, James Howard, Joe Logor, B. E. Conoway, Wm. L. White, Ernest Gough, John DeBoer, Kelley Poole, James Rondon. Bottom row: Iva M. Lowe, A. E. Rosson, William Zeimer, Harry A. Covey, Ernest Hilmer, Floyd yan Liew, Leona Waldrop, Myrtle Brozo. THE GARDENERS HAVE been busy putting ,n new shrubs, gross, and rose bushes, Reading from left to right are, top row: Clair Haskins, John W. Foster, W, F, Runyen. Bottom row: Clinton Brandon C L Glaze H. H. Holland. III. ■ t 1 ' 1 1 STUDENT CAFETERIA WORKERS, assembled before going to their positions, are Gary Hurley, Dav.d Megorden, Roy Benton, Avadell Riggs, Patsy Cope, J.m Moe, Carolyn Beobyshire. Pat Wright, Elizobeth Ir.ge, and Ann Hargrove CAFETERIA MANAGER, MRS HENNIE LOTT, has the efficient help of Mrs, Ada Lazenby, Mrs, Frances Cotton, Mabel Cooper, and Bathenne Bntton when Mr Vess secretory, Mrs Esther Weller, passes the food counters 35 - •? ' i H I ' liiWTO 3 UnIW .1 36 GRADUATES ALLEN, JOHN ARES, ESTHER ARMENTEZ. JESSEE ARMSTRONG, AUDREY ARMSTRONG, RICHARD ARTHUR GREGORY ASPER, TOMMY ABERSOL, SPENCER ACUNA, ANTONIO ACUNA. FERNANDO AVILA, CARMEN BACKMAN, LORELE 1 I BAIN, PAT BAKER, BEVERLY BANKS, JOHN BARDIN, MIRIAM X BARNETT, BILL BASS, JOSEPH BASS, TERRY BASTIANON, AMABILE BECKNER, BARBARA S BIRKMAN, RICH BLAIR, WARREN BLEVINS. JACKIE BEESON, MARTHA BELL, JOANN BETZEL, CHARLES BEYER, JACOB 39 FAMOUS THROUGHOUT Compton High Doris Whipperman is best known fo serving her school as Editor-in-chief o the Chimes. Other positions filled b Doris are Chimette president, Girls league member, Student Council, Presi dent of Scribes, and a member of AAimi rathenians. This little girl is definiteh planning to go to college and has hope of a scholarship. BOVEE, BEVERLY BOYD, BOB BRACKEN, MARIE kS an outstanding speaker, Stuart Vright has mode his mark at Comp- on. Stuarts well pleasing personality las won him many friends on the Blue ind Grey campus. Stu, most famous or speech activities, has taken top hon- irs in many contests in which he has !ntered. His future plans include Comp- on College. He will study law! BRAXTON, ROBERT BREITWIESER, CAROLE BROWNING, BILL BULLIS, MARIANNE BRISBIN, BON BRISSENDEN, RALPH BRODERMAN, BOBBETTE BROWN. BARBARA BURKHART, ELSIE BURNETT, LEONARD BROWN, LORRAINE BROWN, NEDRA BROWN, WANDA CANTU, RAMIRO j,l, ' . BUZZARD, FRANCIS CALLEN, SALLY CALONGE, CAROLYN CANADY, LARRY CASE, DELORISE CASTLE, LINDA CAUDILL, KENNETH CHAMPAGNE, ARMAND i CHASE, GERALD CHESLEY, JACKIE CHILDERS, SUZANNE CHRISTOPHER, JOHN CHRYST, MADELYN CLARK, JACK CLARK, SHARON CLAUSI, BEVERLY 44 CLEMMER, GORDON COBBLE, RAY CON LEY, MARY CONRAD, MARILYN CORCORAN, THOMAS CORNER, MARTHA tWIMi CORRADO, JUNE CORRIN, KEN COPE, JACK COPLAND, GLEN CRANFORD, NORMA CRASS, SHIRLEY CRAWFORD, PAUL CRAWFORD, ROBERT CREAGER, RAY CREATH, RONALD 45 CROW, MILTON CRUAA, VELORA CULWELL, ARLENE CURRY, KATHRYN CURTIS, BEN DALBEY, ROGER DALEY, MARY DALTON, PAT DAVIS. JAMES DAVIS, LYNN DAVIS, MARY ELLISON, LEE ELMER, DOROTHY ENGBERG, EUNICE ENGLAND. NANCY W ' .K ENSIMINGER, ALICE ERMERT, ELSIE EVANS. BRUCE EVANS, DOROTHY l A MmBU EVARTS, LAUREL IF THERE ' S ANY girl on Campus that ' s in every- thing, this young miss is she. She is known as Virginia Hill. Chimettes, Drill Team, ASB vice- president, senior class vice-president and junior class vice-president plus many other activities has been Ginger ' s way of helping to make Compton great. EVERETT, JERRY FARRELL, JOANNE FISHER, BOB FISHER, JACK FISHER, JUDY FLEEMAN, TOM FOLTZ, ROXENE FONCECA, ARDITH FONTES, MANUEL FORBES, ROBERT AS AN OUTSTANDING all around guy, Neal Wagerle leaves Compton a well known figure on campus. Neal, better known as Tyke, has many friends at Compton and all have been won by his pleasant personality. Tykes plans for the future include college. FEWER, MONTE FELTS, JUDY FRY, BILL FOSTER, FRANCIS FOTH. SHIRLEY FOTION, EDDIE FOX, RALPH FULLER. WAYNE GAFFNEY, HELEN GAGE. JAMES GALITZ. ROBERT GARCIA, ANGELA GARRETT, GARY FUENTES, ALICE Li GIBSON, CAROLYN GIFFORD, BILL GILBERT, RICHARD GILDERSLEEVE, MARLYS GILKISON, JERRY GILL, TOM GREAVES, ROGER GREEN, JAMES GREENE, JOHN GRIGGS, ROBERT GROSS, JERRY GUINN, EVELYN GUSTAFSON, BETTY GUTIERREZ, MARGARET HALVERSON. BILL HAL2LE, JEAN AT ANY SPORT event you may have attended during the year, you, of course, noticed a cute package of pep and vitality shov ing her talent at song leading. This girl is properly known over the campus as Irmo Hubbell. An outstand- ing honor was given to Irma. She reigned as Queen over the Homecoming game. Wedding bells are Irma ' s future plans. HALZLE, MARLYN HAMMON, NED HARD, LYNN HARLAN, JOHN HARRIS, CHARLES A GOOD GUY IS the term used to describe ernando Acuna. Fernando is active in a few lubs on campus. He likes to spend his time vith his many friends, A pleasing personality ind a ready smile are the recognized factors ibout this top senior. HAYES, KENNETH HAYWORTH, BRUCE HECHT, BARBARA HART, GLORIA HARTLEY, JOHN HARTWELL, PATRICK HATFIELD, CAROL HAUSE, JOAN HAWKINS, RICH HEFFNER, GWEN HELZER, DONNA HENDRICKS, JOE ' ' ' , l l] HERNANDEZ SALLY HERRERA, ESTHER HENNES, MARY LOU HENNING. FRANCIS HERNANDEZ, GLORIA m HERRING, LYN HERTZOG, ANN HOGUE, ANN HOGUE, JOHN HILAND, WILLIAM HILDEBRAND, ARTHUR HINSHAW. RAGAN HILL, BETTY HILL, VIRGINIA HOLLAND. TED HOLMES, DON HOLMES, SALLY HOLBROOK, NANCY HOLLAND, JEANETTE HOUGHTON, PAT HOUSE, MARILYN HOWARD, BETTY HUBBARD, ALBERTEAN HUBBELL, IRMA HUDSON, LOU WAYNE HUEY, COLLEEN HUFF, ANN HUGHES, JIM HULL, CORDELL HUNT, LYNN HUNSAKER, DIXIE HUMBARD, DON JOHNSON, DONNA JOHNSON, GORDON JOHNSON, JAMES JOHNSON, KAY LEE JOHNSON, PAMELA JONES, PATSY GORGENSEN, GLEN JURA , FRANK KARELS, SHARON KARJALA, DARLENE JOHNSON, PETER JOHNSTON, REX JONES, DONNA KITCHELL, DON KNIGHT, LEONARD KELLER, DARLENE KELLER, JANICE KERLEY, JACKSON KENDRICK, DE LOIS KERR, ARIANA KENNINGTON, JACKIE KERR, GARY KRAMER, PEGGY KRAMER, RICHARD KNOBLOCH, MARY ANN KOLSTAD, DARREL KOURI, DENNY y KUHN, WALLACE KUNTZ, MARY d LANGWELL, JUDY LARSON, CHARLOTTE LA SCALA. DALE LAWHORN, EDWARD LAMB, NANCY LAMBERTSON, SALLY LEACH, BILL LEAT, LORETTA LEAVITT, DONALD LEDBETTER, PAT 59 A LIVELY FIGURE, popular on campus, is none other than Janice Quint. Jan ' s darling person- ality along with her outstanding school spirit helps in rating her as an outstanding senior. Miss Quint has decided to be a connptometer, and also has future plans for marriage. LEE, JAMES LENHART, GEORGANN LEWIS, CAROL LISTON, ERNIE LLEWELLYN .ELEANOR LOFF, DELORES LOHOFF, EDDIE 60 LEWIS, WILLIAM LINDMARK, BARBARA LISTON, EARL LOPEZ, HELEN LOSEY, CLYDE LOUIS, JEAN LOVEITT, LELA ■ ' MEETING COME TO ORDER, are the familiar words spoken by this top Tarbabe. Good-looks and personality plus makes up the description of Ronnie Creath. In addition to his being ASB President, Ronnie was also senior class president, and member of Squires. He played a very im- portant part in making Compton ' s football sea- son a successful one. PRETTY, DARK-HAIRED, and having enough talent for two girls, helps to de- scribe Betty Hill. Betty is best known for her fine performance as a flag girl on the drill team. Many activities occupy Betty ' s time. She will be remembered by many as one of the very prettiest Homecoming Princesses. McCOY, WRAY McDANIEL. GEORGE McELROY, FRED McELVENY, JOHN McFARLAND, AL McGEE, EVERETT McKIBBEN. ROBERT cMAHON, SHEILA lALKENHORST, TOM AGNUSON, JOHN ALLONEE, LYNNE MARCELINO, FERNANDO MARCUS. CAROL MARDON, JACKIE MARR, JOHN MARSH, SANDY MARTIN, JOANN A DASHING YOUNG man about campus, Bob Galitz, makes his debut as an out- standing senior. Bob showed his ability in the form of football, as he helped to moke a successful season. Bob is very well known for his abundance of humor. Of course he can be serious, if necessary. College is Bob ' s only plan for the future at the present. MARTIN, MARY MARTINEZ, ROSE MASSEY, ROGER MAURER, BOB MILLS, ALBERT MILLS, DONNA MINER, EDDIE MILLER, EDDIE MILLER. EVA MITCHELL, MERVYN MOON, JEROME MOORE, MICKEY MOORE, ROBERT MOREHOUSE, BILL MORGAN, THURLEY MORRIS, JERYE MORRIS, SHIRLEY MOTIEKAITIS, ZITA MOYCO, LORETA MUIRHEAD, GARY 65 ART NEEPER — Just to hear the name, you automatically picture in your mind a terrific dancer along with an unusually great sense of humor. Art lives and breathes dancing and his talent is overwhelming in this art He has won many awards and honors. Col- lege is in Art ' s future. MULDER, DONNA MULLINS, CHARLES NICHOLAS, BETTY NORIEGA DELORIS OGDEN, JACKIE OGUINN, JOHN Mm • ■• -v t vl ' i- ' ■ , 4;v.i. H ' . M ORTEGA, LYDIA OWENS, HAROLD ORTEGON, ROBERT PALACIO, BEATRICE Kp 1 FIVE FOOT TWO, eyes of blue, (very blue) and oh what those five feet con do, added to a dar- ling personality could equal none other than chic little Alice Turley. Alice does her part on the Chimes staff as a very efficient reporter. She also received the honor of being a Home- coming Princess. She plans to become a secre- tary at first and later become a — you guessed it — housewife. ' ifiMimn PATRICK, JOHN PARKER, ROWLAND PARKER, VER DAUN PAULINY, ROBERT PAULOS, TERRY PEARSON. ARLENE ETERSON, VON LEROY PRESTON, JOHN PRYOR, M, RUSSELL PICKENS. GLEN POOL, DONALD POSSON, DICK RATLEY, BETTY RAY, LYNDELL RAYMER, DELMA RAYNES, BEVERLY REDDIN, ROGER QUIER, BARBARA QUINT, JANICE RALLS, LINDA RALPH, BILL i i ' REED, ETHEL 70 REED, RAYMOND REEVES, WANDA RICKEY, SHARLENE RIDDLE, ROBERT ROBBINS. JIM ROBBINS, SHARON REIFSNYDER, CAROL REILLY, DOROTHY RENDLA, CAROL RENFRO, ELLIS RICE, MARY RICE, TOM i m ROBERTSON, GLENN ROBINSON, ETHEL ROBINSON, ROBERT ROCKE, DARRELL ROCKERFELLER, BARBARA ROCKWELL, JOAN RODGERS, ANNIE ROGERS, JAY ROSE, JOYCE ROSE, MARY ROSENDAHL, RUBY ROSS, MARCIA TOSS, TILDA ROWE, KENNETH RUDD, JAMES RUMPLE, BILL RUSSELL SANDRA ANDQUIST, JEANENE SARIEGO, JOAN SAYLOR, MARLENE SCALES, CARL SCHAAL, CHRIS SCHROYER, NORMA SCHUMOW, LOUIS SCHWAB, JOE SCHWARTZ, MARLENE SCOTT, BOB SCOTT, GEORGE SCOTT, JACKIE SCOTT, ROBERT SHAW, HELEN SIEBERT, WALTER I ' I ' rh,r SILER, THOMAS SILKE, KENNETH SIMPTON, WILMA SINNOTT, RICH DRILL TEAM CAPTAIN and ASB Secretary, along with being a real good-looking lassie are just a fraction of the good points that Madelyn Chryst has acquired. Besides her beauty, Madelyn is also very intelligent. Col- lege is in her future plans but it is not known which one. mBP 7 JS . SIPPRELLI, DORIS SISSON DUANE SLAYBOUGH, JACK SMALE, VERIU SKAUGSTEAD, JAMES l 1f TS s ' SMILEY, PATRICIA SMITH, CHARLOTTE CHOSEN BECAUSE OF his unlimited partici- pation in campus activities, Randall Pyle rates high as an outstanding senior. Com- missioner of Public Relations, President of Key Club, Secretary-Treasurer of the Squires President of Boys ' League, and a member of AAimerathenians are examples of his many activities. SMITH, FRED SMITH, IRMA SMITH, LEROY SMITH, NORMA JAMISON 75 (iprn Mm SNOW, PAT SNYDER, DENNY SCARES, ANDY SPOTHELFER, GLADYS SPRINGER, CORRIE { SPUNT, ALBERTA STAMBACK, JOE STANSBURY, BUDDY STERGER. HARRY STERLING. JOHN STONE, RICH STREHORN, BILLIE SUGGETT, LARRY DREY, MAURINE STRIPLAND, ARLENE SULLIVAN, MARTHA STRONG, BILL SULLIVAN, WAYMOND FEVENS, JERRY FEVENS, JIM rOCKWELL, SHARON SUTTON, DONALD SWEET, RUTH TALAMENTEZ, ROBERT TANNER, WILLIE TAPIA, ALICE TATE, MICHAEL TAYLOR. JAVA m PETITE AND CUTE, with a darling personality are the best known facts to describe this miss. Senior doss secretary, member of drill team and a number of other activities only starts the story on Barbara James. Barbs has many plans for the future, even marriage, later on, she commented. THATCHER, JEANNIE THOMAS, JIMMIE THOMAS, NANCY THOMAS, TOMMY THOMPSON, JERRY THOMPSON, MARIBELLE THULEEN. RUSSELL LLETTE. LAURA LLMAN, MARILYN NDALL, IRIS )MASSICCI, FRANCES TORRES, OLIVIA TORRES, OPHELIA TRIGGS, MELVYN RY WELL LIKED by all Comptonites is the I, dark, and handsome Jack Whyte. Jack quite active and is remembered by his pearance on the stage in a number of ;embly skits. College is in the crystal ba this guy. With his humorous and most sasing personality, he is sure to go far ULRICH, BONNIE UPHAM, CONSTANCE VAN GOOR, BEVERLY VAN HORST, JEANNIE VAN SLYKE, CLARA VAN ZANDT, DON VEATCH, REGINA VERNOY, CLYDE VERTREES, CHARLES VESTRE, CURTIS WACKER, VIRGINIA TALL, BLONDE, AND beautiful, is Pat Ledbetter ' s description, Pat is very welf known on campus and served on the student council as Girls ' League Presi- dent. She also represented Compton as a song leader. This fall will find Pat enrolled at Compton College. After her two years, she will venture out into the world and carry out her career plans. 1 I.I V AGERLE, NEAL WAGNER, CAROLYN WALDO, ALDEN FOOTBALL MEANT REX JOHNSTON on campus this year, a fact his record readily explains. He was chosen outstanding player in both his junior and senior year and won a position on the oll-CIF first team this year. Rex is also active in baseball and Squires. His footfball ability will enable him to enter U C next fall on a scholarship. (if V WALDREP, GAYLON WALDREP, WAYLON WALLAUCH, JOHN WARD, DONNA WARD, DORIS WARNER, ANN WATERS, JOHN WATERS, MARGIE tmi k juji i WEAVER, ENOLA WEGMAN, THEADORA WEISBROD, BARBARA WEISMAN, BILL WELIER, GENE WELLS, JAY IF THERE WERE enough words to describe this beautiful miss, there woouldn ' t be enough room to write them. She ' s good- looking, Intelligent, and active in school activities. You couldn ' t miss her dazzling figure on drill team. She served as senior vice-president as well as co-captain of drill team. Of course this dark-haired girl is none other than Irmo Smith. Irma has plans for a secretarial career, (until he asks the question.) 82 ROGER MASSEY HAS won due recognition on the football field during his two years here. As a senior, he played under the title of Co-captain, won the top lineman award and was chosen for the all-CIF second team. Roger has the educational security of a scholarship to USC, where he will study as a business ad- ministration major. WHIPPERMAN, DORIS WHITBY, WAYNE WHITE, SHARON WHITMAN, ROSALIE 83 WHYTE, JACK WILKE, JAMES WILKS, JOAN WILLIAMS, DARLEEN WILLIAMS, ROGER ipv- BRAINS AND BEAUTY (believe it or not) come together with this nice package. President of Mimirthenians, Chimettes, Commis- sioner of Social Activities, in addition to making a good-looking song-leader, help to make Danno Warren ' s program complete Her intelligence will bring her a scholarship. W — i H pnn BOB MAURER HAS been an outstanding and colorful per- sonality during his two years on the Compton Campus. His dazzling red hair and friendly smile only help to make Bob a very popular lad. Business college is Bob ' s destination after graduating from his Alma Mater. WOODRUFF, MARY JO WOODS, VIRGINIA ZEPEDA, MARTHA ZIMMERMAN, THORVOLD ZUCKER, EUGENE 86 MISS DOROTHY KNOX is shown helping her students with their machines in compfometry. This doss enables girls to gel the experience they need in getting office |obs. MISS MARJORIE SMITH takes time out to help Dorleen Williams with her lesson on one of the business machines in office appliances. MRS. DELIA COUSINS along with her homemaking classes ore busy planning for the future. This class provides the girls with needed information so that they may be better wives and mothers. FOR MEN ONLY? These words describe Miss Kathryn Bowers men s food classes. The boys learn to cook, and hove proved to be successful in doing so. 88 HELPING PLAN FOR the mimirarheman banquet, which was held m February, are Dons Whipperman, Barbara Hetch. Sanford Agorth, Danno Warren, and Sue B ray ton . GATHERED AROUND THE presses before starting the days work ore; Lyn Minor, Bob Scott, Ed Laehorn, Boo Riddle, John Hardy, Mr, Wesley Dunn, John Allen, and Jim Hughes. They are responsible for the printing of the ' Chimes. ' 89 90 STUDENT GOVERHMEHT SERVING COMPTON HIGH as a very efficient leader, Terry Bass was found filling th e position of Associated Student Body President first semes- ter. He along with the other Student Council nnembers worked on many projects. 92 Linda Ralls, ASB vice-presidenf first semester. i Irma Hubbell, ASB secretary first semester. 93 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS First semester. President — Ronnie Creath Vice-president — Virginia Hill SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL — Row one; Blanche Porcell, Lourel Evorts, Sally Holmes, Lou Wayne Hudson, June Dwyer, Sandra Russell, Virginio Hill, Don Albinger, Wanda Dimock, Pat Ledbetter, Carol Gibson, Jeon Carter, Kathleen Brewen, Rodney Monach, John Reed, Ken Caudill. Larry Blum, Jack Whyte, Randall Pyle, Jim ONiel, Ronnie Creath. Secretary — Lou Wayne Hudson Treasurer — Marilyn House, absent Blanche Porcell 94 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Semester President — Les Linaman Vice-president — Paula Abbott JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL — Row one. Karen Kier. La Donne Calhoun, Billie Geer, Ino Bogd ' n, Rose Mane Nalley, Dorothy Bam, Maureen Vitl. Row two; Les Linonnan, Paula Abbott, Kay Goodin, Carolyn Colby, Geroldine Greeves, Elizabeth Hubbe, Virginia Greenwood, Myrno Freerk- son, Lorry Doniello. Row three: Stanley Ralls, Willis Minor, John Bon- yea, Dave Snow, Jerry Lassiter, Don Witzke, Pete Stoterou, Chuck Neubauer, Ken May Secretary — Karen Kier Treasurer — Chuck Neubauer SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL — Row one: Sherry Bodily, Patsy Cope, Joy Harrison, Barbara McLean, Avadell Riggs, Pot Blanford, Beverly Merts, Penny Sturgeon, Linda Mills. Row two: Joan Lund, Gail Enthrope, Janice Olson, Sharon Dobson, Susie Strong, Claudia Long, Karline Jobe. Jethelyn Clary, llene Boker. Row three: Kenneth Mize, Bill Bennett, Gory Lepionko, Fran Hodges, Judy Collaghon, Roy Riley, Bob Plumber, Web- ster Lytle, Bill Stevens. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President — Roy Riley Vice-president — Jethelyn Clory Secretary — Joy Harrison Treasurer — Joan Lund 96 umm-t STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST semester — Seated: Mr. W. Frank Vess, Ronnie Creath, Linda Ralls, Terry Boss, Irma Hubbell, Alden Waldo, Elaine Chaffee. Standing: Doris Whipperman, Ray Riley, Bob Weber, Randall Pyle, Dan Buckner, Bob Maurer, Francine Briscoe. THE SECOND SEMESTER President was Randall Pyle. BOYS ' FEDERATION PRESIDENTS. Dan Buckner served as Boys ' Federation President first se- mester. 98 .44 BOYS FEDERATION, first semester — Seoted: Chuck Neubouer, Bill Hamilton, Duane Tanner, Larry Quarles, John Hortley. Kneeling: Billy Parker, Glen Cole, Bob Bermel, Bob Dye, Sanford Agarth. Standing: Gory Jacobs, Milton Crow, Bill Ralph. BOYS FEDERATION, second semester, is pictured above. From this group of nominees regulor officers and alternates will be elected. This service group represents the entire boy student body GIRLS LEAGUE PRESIDENT. Francine Briscoe served as President of the Girls ' League first semester. •iA«iv« ' V ' i; ' - TAKING OVER AS President second semester was ' Pat Led better. 100 f - v M% GIRLS ' LEAGUE BOARD, first semester — Seated: Kay Leggett, Corel Butler, Francme Bnscoe, Betty Hill, Pot ledbetter. Standing: Joan Soneff, Marsha Moyer, Pot Bain, Margie Waters, Sally Holcnes. GIRLS ' LEAGUE, second semester — Seated; Marsha Moyer, Karen Kier, Pat Ledbetter, Paula Abbott, Pat Bam. Standing: Elaine Chafee, Kay Gustafson, Marilyn Tillman. X: G. Greeves, M. Martin, B. Baker, M. Viol, F. Briscoe, P. Ledbetter, R. Bam, B. Hill, C. Schinke Row si G ' c ea ' e :.;, M Moyar L Mill:: Row f.ve ' : B. Gus.ofson, K. K,er, C. Sex.on, C. G.bsor,, S SH- - J- f ' . h ' ' ' ' ' Hoys, S. Anwood, P, Bair, B. Baker, J. Keller, P. Ledbetter, D. Dillingham, A. S.sson, L. Yeager, K. Gustafson, D, SrT„th. ■ ii.j.w fmjiiii_ . i-A ' ' M ' ■ ' ' ' .NA KEY CLUB MEMBERS — Sealed: Mr. Keith Lee. Bob Weber. Larry Burns, Stan Ralls, Randall Pyle, Charles Neubauer, Bob Hennch, Terry Bass, Terry Bradley. Standing: Alden Waldo, Stanford Agarth, Les Linaman, Gil Orr, Jim Clauson, Ronnie Creoth, Tom Hughes, Larry Blum, Tom Hodges, Bruce Hoyworth, Joe Boss, Denny Kouri, John Benson, THE NEWLY FORMED Inter-Club Council consists of the twenty-one club presidents of our campus organization. Its main purpose is to correlate all working clubs into one unit. The members are, seated: Doris Whipperman, Chimettes; Jock Cope, Notional Forensic League; Donna Warren, Mimirothenions. Standing: Don Witzke, Chess Club; Don Albinger, De Molay; Eddie Miller, Campus Christian Fellowship; Bruce Hoyworth, Science Club; Harriet Coy, Home Ec; Mr. W. Frank Vess, Adviser; Paula Abbott. Spanish Club RONNIE CREATH, OUTSTANDING SENIOR, served as second semester Associated Student Body President. He carried out his duties with the help of the Student Council, fulfilling all the standards set up by his predecessor. 104 ¥ • I. SERVING AS ASB Vice-President second sennester was Virginia Hill. Madelyn Chryst, ASB Secretary second semester. ul SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Second semester. President — Neol Wagerle Vice-president — Irma Smith SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL — Row one; Mory Belle Thompson, Solly Holmes, Sue Bratten, Evelyn Guinn, Donna Jones, Borbora James, Ver Ooun Parker, Irma Smith. Row two: Rodney Monach, Sandra Russel, Janice Quint, Mary- Martin, Betty Hill, Virginia Hill, Mary Davis, Larry Quarels. Row three: Meal W ogerle, Denny Kouri, Bob Mourer, Bob Tolomantez, Jack Vi hyle, Jimmy Waters, Jim ONeil, John Hartley. Secretary — Barboro Jamps Treasurer — Sandra Russell 106 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Second semester. President — Tom Hodges Vice-President — Myrna Freerkson JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL — Row one: Virginia Greenwood, Sharon Smith, Pat Knolls, Gay Younman, Sue Murdock, Kay Leggett, Martha Valdez. Row two: Tom Hodges, Rose Mary Hiberio, Shirley Reed, Jean Milano, Beverly Williamson, Barbara Sharpe, Dorothy Boin, Myrna Freerkson, Bill Howard. Row three: Larry Doniello, Dick Smith, Wi s Minor, Pete Stoterau, Frank Tillerson, Bill Rock Secretary — Jean Milono Treasurer — Kay Leggett SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Second semester. President — Bob Rahner Vice-president — Judy Snovely SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL — Row one; Myrno Bollinger, Betty Hoi- brook, Solly Artego, Raymond Hewitt, Sandy Carter, Barbara Grohamly, Avadell Riggs, Margaret Boone. Row two; Adrian Hatcher, Sonia Fuller. Caroline Entenen, Carol Bosteder, Connie Grain, Connie.,Hall, Mary Jones, Dana Riley, Myrno Rhodes. Row three; Antonio Garcia, Jeoene Roderick, Judy Sovely, Bob Rohner. Row (our; Burl McDoniels, John Solyer, Dovid Dusenberry Secretory — Connie Hall Treasurer — Connie Croin 108 STUDENT COUNCIL SECOND semester — Seated: Neal Wagerle, Virginia Hill, Ronnie Creath, Madelyn Chryst, Pat Benninger. Standing: Pat Ledbetter, Randall Pyle, Bob Goff, Betty Hill, Tom Hodges, Sanford Agarth, Bob Rohner, Danna Warren, Mr. Frank Vess. 109 96 , Wh h mr ,L. f- . 4 • no ORGANIZATIONS SQUIRES, THE MOST selected boys service club, hos as its main obiective the social activities of the high school. It spear-heoded the record breaking Student Body Cord drive. Following the S around are: Bob Maurer, first semester president; Terry Bass, Lorry Blum, Ronnie Creoth, Lyn Herring, Rex Johnston, Randall Pyle, Denny Kouri, second semester president; Tyke Wagerle, Alden Waldo, Bill Weismon and Doug Wynn. 112 CHIMETTES, THE MOST select girls ' club of Compton High, co-sponsorea with the Squires many school acthivities- Mrs. Pauline Abbott, Sophomore Counselor, is adviser to both Squires and Chimettes. Following the ' C, the club members ore Solly Holmes, first semester president; Sue Brayton, Kathleen Brewen, Betty Hill, Virginia Hill, LouWayne Hudson, Pot Ledbetter, Linda Rolsl, Fran Tomassacci, Margie Waters, Donna Warren and Doris Whipperman, the second semester president. ' ;5 THE MIMIRATHENAN COUNCIL are, first row ' Jean Risvold, Doris Whipperman, Donna Schneider, Sandra Zucker, Danna Warren and Suzan Brayton. Second row: Mrs. Miriam Cox, sponsor; Barbara Heclit, Stanley Ralls, Sandford Agarth and Mr. Dean Harbor, spon- sor. 4 .V4.-H THE FIRST SEMESTER and second semester Minnirathenian members are, first row: Connie Burwell, Elaine Peterson, Pat Dowd, Pat Blandford, Beverly Cronk, Ruby Johnston, Mary Conley, Charlotte Neel, Donna Schneider, Sue Brayton, Donna Warren, Doris Whipper- mon, Linda Ralls, Sally Holmes. Second row: Ethel Robinson, Linda Owens, Carol Bosteter, Solly Carney, Judy Callaghan, Carol Sasahi, Jucy Maxfield, Marlyn House, Rosalie Whitman, Jean Risvold, Barbara Hecht, Kathleen Brewen, Stanley Ralls, David Gorbet. Third row: Sandra Zucker, Linda Williams, Wanda Boumon, Pat Rogers, Judy Samson, Diane Dillingham, Barbara Brown, Barbara Fuller, Paula Abbott, Pat Ledbetter, Joan Lund, Paul Crawford, Carolyn Calonge Fourth row: Eileene Greene, Marjory Burk, Sharon Revell, Leonard Knight, John Green, Willis Minor, Bruce Hayworth, Sonford Agarth, Bob Jacobs. Fifth row: Sharon Moyfield, Gail Enthrop, Anna May Agarth, Ingmar Njus, Glen Jorgensen and Robert Oldham. SHOWN ABOVE IS the ralenred Modern Dance Club. Row one: Mary Lou Benneir, Kay Kaeike, Carole BrerTi- weiser, Jan Hiss, Dorothy Farley, Carol Halfield, Mary Lou Need. Row two: Judy Von Mueller, Kathleen Page, Margo Chryst, Miriam Bardin, Heein Lopez, James Brown, Kenna Edwards, Dorothey Tiley, Irene Jamison, Norma Jamison, Gwen Heffner. Row three: Roger Dolby, Howard Williamson, Irvin Lindsey. Bill Lewis, Row four: Bill Howard, Sandy Dawes, Art Neeper, Jill Harvick, Ken May, Delores Torres ALWAYS BUSY, is the code of the Modern Dance Club. It spent a wonderful year performing to its heort s delight. A big event for it was the Gene Norman Show, followed by a benefit for the March of Dimes. The first assembly of the year was a big success as was he participation m the Christmas program. Exchange assemblies with Jordan, Centennial, Excelsior, and Stevens Jr. High consumed the rest of the spore time. The big, big program thrs year was a two hour concert oresented in May 116 GATHERED ROUND IS one of the newer clubs, The Business Club, First row: Mrs, Laura W, Pievac, Jeanene Sonquist, Jenny Duorte, Pat Bom, Dorothy Bom, June Van Slyke, Charles Ottens. Second r( w: Solly Hernandez, Aramlnto Landreor, Marion Genovese, Linda Vise, Pauline Entenmann, Mar|0rie Edmunds, and Carolyn Appling. THE MEMBERS OF the Probettes, the club for future nurses, first row: Loretto Moyco, Sharon Douglas, ISiancy Holbrook, Jackie Scott, Charlotte Snoith, Linda Vise, Carolyn Wagner. Second row: Carmen Avilo, Ann Miller, Frances Estes, Lydia Ortega, Leona Randall, Judy Annan, Elizabeth Hichs, Linda Safer, and Mary Johnson. 117 THE ACTIVE SPANiiH ciub traveled to Padua Hilli nnd Los Angeles for Spanish eniertainment. They ore, first row: W. Greenomeyer, R. Monnington, B. Williamson, G. Youmon, Morrlyn Tillman, J. Carter, K. Brewen and J. Spencer. Second row: J. Mcxfield, L. Phelps, L. Bauer, K. Belanger, P. Rogers, R. Dolbey, S. Zucker, I. Frese, and B. Rose. Third row: J. Bodamer, J. Ollila, J. Hiss, B. McCracken, P Abbott, C. Butler, D. Whipperman, C. Newston, R. Barbara, B. Oldham. Fourth row: E. Herrera, M. House, D. Noriega, J. DeLong, S. Attwood, S. Brayton, A. Peorson, P. Blandford, A. Agarth. and N. Boucher. Fifth row: B. Bennett, J. Bass, E. Lang, D. Rassier, G. Boleman, P. Crawford, L. Pool, C. Amen, G. Zimmerman, S. Gregory, and J. Bonyea. Sixth row: T, Garcia, C. Kerfoot. Miss R. Mervis, Mrs. R. Horton, Mr. N Sankoff and J. VonMuller. THE LATIN CLUB members ore, first row: B. Bovee, J. Eagle, K. Ketcham, A. Duarte, C. Sosoki, B. Weis- man, B. Domeron, H. Thornton, E. Goseco, Second row: P. Badame, B. Gromley, D. Warren, M. Goseco D. Potts, M. Fuhrer, J. Vincent, D. Pool, M. Esterdohl, G. Wilson. Third row: L. Corum, E. Galliegue E. Chaffee, D. Schneider, P. Dowd, M. Westlond, S. Fuller, B. Williams, L. Robertson, J. Callaghan, F Schreffler. Fourth row: M. Morgan, L. Knight, E. Johnson, R. Pate, P. Perry, S. McElhinney, S. Dupros E. Greene, M. Moore, L. Briggs, M. Clapper. Fifth row: B. Olsen, S. Carney, C. Gain, J, Warner, B MocKay, W. Clover, J. Broudt, R. Crichton, A. Wonsch, J. Kassebaum, R. Yost, D. Lee, E. Layton. Sixth row: J. Gressett, L. Harmon, G. Pearce, Howard Stickley, J. Miller, B. Borner, D. Brown, J. Evers. E. Rindahl. Seventh row: R. Abersold, Walt Seibert, R. Ramsey, J. Greene, T. Hodges, D. Gorber, B Price, and B. Perce. EXPERIMENTS CAN BE interesting as well as fun. Pictured here trying this theory out are Mr, Kenneth Caudill, Bruce Hoyworth, Jessie Armenta, Don Smith, and Carol Reifsnyder. DELVING INTO SCIENCE are the members of the Science Club, front row; Mr, Clifford Gritz, Gloria Hart, Don Cargille, Glen Jorgensen, Bruce Hoyworth, Carol Reifsnyder, Joe Bass. Second row: Don Albinger, Ed Miner, Carol Calonge, Art Hildebrondt, Don Brisbin, Darlene Mckibben, Ragan Hinshaw, Jim O ' neil, Curtis McArthy. Robert Smith, Paul Crawford, Roger Dolby, and Lee Robinson, 119 ONE OF THE new all male clubs is the Varsity Club. They are, Larry Suggett, Tom Fleeman, Jack Waring, Roger Williams, John Hartley, George McDaniel, Ragan Henshaw, Norman Holliday, Mr. Ernest Hortman. Second row; Richard Mallory, John Bonyea. John Ide, Drexel Chapman, Clyde Vernoy, Dick Hacker, Charles Neubauer, John Nelson, Bill Andrew, and Clyde Barrett. CHESS TEAM OFFERS less active sport competition, the members of this club ore, first row: Don Witzke, Art Hildebrondt, Bruce Hoy- worth, Glen Jorgensen, Tony Garcia, Dennis Salmons, Fred Parker Second row: Richard Pierce, Ingmor Njus, Don Albinger, Dr. Clifford Liljekvist, Bill Stevens, Ed Long, Leonard Knight, Bob Patterson, Ben Curtis, Poul Crowford, Rod Monoch, and Fred McKelyey 120 THE CAMPUS CHRISTIAN Fellowship is one of the most influential clubs on campus. First row: Billie Jean Uphouse, Gloria Hart, Maurine Story, Pat Blandford, Carol Bosteader, Come Springer, Sue Jones, Mary Martin, Donna Rindahl. Second row, Jackie Scott, Shirley Crass, Yvonne Vance, Donna Hunsigner, Diane Hatcher, Eileen LeDou, Kay Dep- uty, Linda Vise, Manbelle Thompson, Sandra Moose, Joyce Buchanan, Judy Maxfield. Third row: Eddie Miller, Tilda Ross, Ruby Johnson, Darlene McKib- ben, Lons Phelps, Lorraine Robinson, Deanna Von Gruenigen, Carolyn Robertson, Cliff Holland. Fourth row: Jock Taylor, Eddie Clifford V iddowson, Mr Gerald Baden, Frank Linnen, Tom Hodges, Roger Dalbey, and Terry Bass MR. JAMES O DONOVAN, coordinator of continua- tion education and employment, is busily checking files with his secretory, Mrs, Eleanora Walker o A WORK COORDINATOR, two teachers and a full-time clerk comprise the staff of the continuation department. They ore James F. O Donovan, Mrs. Eva Terry, Mrs. Thelma Rule and Mrs. Eleanor Walker. CONTINUATION GIRLS ATTEND school on Tuesdays when employed. All continuation students attend three hours every day when unemployed. CONTINUATION BOYS PREPARE for the fifty years in the labor world by learning how to get off to a good start. CONTINUATION STUDENTS CONCENTRATE on a work experience program. Each is his own textbook, learning more about him- self and his job. CONTINUATION BOYS ATTEND school only one day per week for four hours when employed. Each day a different group is on campus. ■ . _ 124 ACTIVITIES EL COMPANILE Bonnie Ulrlch BflB ' Ascociate Editor and Graduate Section Bob Goff Editor-in-Chief 126 f! - t4 1 Bev Baker Student Government Jim Jackson Business Manager t 4 i £ - ' : . Morjorie Edmunds Activities and Organizations EL COMPANILE STAFF with its dreams, ideas and plans started on the road to annual making last fall. With deadlines to meet, ads to sell, names to get, the staff worked diligently with the help of Mrs. Bagwell and everyone concerned to shape the book. It was to be an important book for it was to hold within its covers the ac- tivities of the students of Compton High. Sue Phariss Faculty Jim Thomas Administration Pat Williams Outstanding Students Dave Snow Artist Billie Strehorn Sports Tom Hughes Sports Dons Whipperman, Editor-in-Chief Danna Warren, News Irma Smith, Photography Diana Hatcher, Feature Art Neeper C-j - % Jerye (Brookman) Morris — married Ro Jean Foster, Business Jim White Sandra Lehto Carolyn Calonge, News Bob Griggs, Feature Louise Ferragorria Bonnie Ulrich, Society Margaret Lyie Carol Marcus, Editor-in-Chief Doug Wynn, Sports Lynn Davies Fran Tomassacci Gloria Hart L THE HARD WORKING girls of the Student Store at the left are: Sandro Zocker, Sandra Hayden, Betty Rose, Evelyn Ashcrofi, and Juanita Buck- horn. SHOWN AT THE press are Ed Lawhorn, Bob McCoy, Albert Toscano, James Hughes and Mr. Wesley T. Dunn. Thanks i; efficient print shop crew, the Chimes is out on time every week. THE NEWEST ADDITION to the roster of clubs is PHOTOGRAPHY. The aim of this club is to take annual pictures next yeor. They are, standing, Linda Castle, Pot Bryce, Nancy England, Jon Wingard, Ted Wiemer, Joe Bass, Stan Ralls, Don Palmer. Kneeling is Curtis McCorty and Roger Terry PRODUCTION ARTS CLASS makes all the signs for dances, gomes ond other school activities, they ore, first row: Wanda Dimock. Zoe Smith, Peggy Kurt. Mr. Leonard Fisher. Nancy Thomas, Rosalie Whitman, and Kay Johnson. Second row: Kent Johnston, Frank Peteque, Doug Wynn, Jack Taylor, and Bob Talamantez STANDING BEFORE THE Joil ' are Jim Tweet, Joe Lutz. David Burke. Rex Johnston. Ken Orren. Delbert Johnson, Mr Delbert Sacos. Bob Lowe. Don Rarden. Carl Lawrence. Jackson Kerley, and Jean Louis, capable Stage Crew boys 131 PICTURED ABOVE IS the Massed Choir, all of the wonderful voices of Compton High blended into one. From this group the following divisions are developed GIRLS GLEE: Gloria Hart, Jane Erstling. Drue Warner, Martha Jones, Angela Gore la Hoops, Kathleen Dugan, Roberta Yy -.ipici, .Y.. ....u j iicj, iigela Garcia, Norma Schioger, Patricia Kramer, Pot McDaniels, Alice Topia, Charlene Edwards, Sara Jaramillo, Maribeile Thompson, ' -! •• .«.. . ... rmen Avila, rence Shore. McDaniels, Alice Topia, Charlene Edwards, Sara Jaramillo, Maribeile Bonnie Tanner, Mrs. Ralph Matesky, Margaret Robertson, Ann Herlzog, Car Linda Sullivan, Keren Tucker, Gail Zimmerman, Mary Ardith, f Ar. R. Loure BOYS ' CHORUS: Phil Crablree, Bob Scott, Bill Strong, Rolpn Brissenden, Roger Reddin, Dave Shaugstad, Ed Wood, Arrhur Voldex, Jerry Lositer, Jim Allen, Terry Paulos, Leroy Venema, Ivan Whitescll, Roger Shepherd, Monuel Pos, Chorles Potton, Donald Giese. 132 THE MIXED CHORUS members ore, first row: Mrs. Betfv Moresky, Theresa Roso, Alva Proufy, Joyce Braley, Thelma Cunninghom, John Hartley, Bob Abilio Richard Dedmon, Pat Blosser, Arlene Stnplin, Sharon Smith, Sandro Carter. Second (ow: Colleen Smith, Wilma Simpson, Shirley Smith Jean Holzle, Dick Grahom, Tommy Hughes, Tom Madron, Baron Bruton, Eugene Zucker, Shirley Helton, Morcella Rentena, Ella Levias. Third row Beverly ' Schaffron, DeLois Kendrich, Laura Tillett, Helen Shaw, Vertis Nevins, Lloyd Abbott, Montell Parks, Willy Davis, Judy Gard- ner, Barbara Mora. Fourth row: Jackie Morlow, Sharon Taylor. Enola Weaver, Lovonne Jenkins, Laurence Harris, Bob Lou, Raymond Reed, Donald Judd, Al Lopez and Carlton Hogen. THE A CAPPELLA MEMBERS, first row: D. Peteque, L. Owen, L. Owen, L. Sneathen, L. Zimmerman, P. Labrador, P. Dowd, B. McLean, D. Elmer, J. Telles, T. Little, J. Thatcher, J. Rockwell. Second row: Director, Mr. Laurence Shoier D. Deay, M. Lewis, P. Flinn, K. Ketcham, H. Lopez, J. Stevens, and Accompanist Mrs. Betty Matesky. Third row: C. Reifsnyder, P. Johnson, M. Neod, L. Pearcy, R. Foltz, D. Bain, L. Ralls, N. Cronford, C. Burwill, E. Ander- son Fourth row: s ' . Holl, D. Preston, J. Windhan, V. Coruthers, L. Podersen, G. Arthur, E. Barro, F. Schreffler, E Anderson A Bowers, B. Rock, M. oJnes, J. Wright, L. Dovies, M. Manly, G. Blankinship, M. Valdez. Lost row: M. Woodruff, D Stone, M. Beeson, M. Martin, K. Ricky, B. Boyd, B. Lewis, W. Minor, F. S mith, M. Kessler, N, Anderson. C Gain, F. McElroy. 133 THE MEMBERS OF !he Advonced Orchestra, F,rst Row: N. Hailstone, J, Lund, E. Greene, M. Clopper, I. Trese, L. Brewer, M. Gates, S. Cross. Second Row: I P.ono L Mockechn.e, K. S.sson, L Emery, J. Omdohl, F. Workman, D. Neale, D. Morfon, J. Gorco, R. Dolby, J. Greene, R. Johnston, D. Tilton. Third Row Director, John Del Monaco, W. Brown, B. Bovee, J. Dell, D. Gorbet B. Williams, J. Boyton, T. Poulos, M. Bardin. K. Ketchum, A. Waldo, D. Lee, G. Peorce. Fourth Row; N, Goleener, I. Gronodos, E. Gould, P. Chappell, R. Thorton, R. Pate, R. Gray, D Corbel), G, Carone, R. Bnssenden, B. Hamilton, R. Largenf and S. Siler. CHOICE VOCALISTS WHO ore gathered oround the piono with occomponist, Mrs. Betty Matesky, are Judy Youngblood, Judy Samson, Mary Lou Neod, Dorothy Elmer, Louise Corum, Carol Bosteter, Marilyn House, and Wilma Uphouse. 134 Si— . ' sJsJa.i... THE FAMOUS BAND, Drill Team, Majorettes and Flag Girls of Compton High ore pictured above, formation was displayed at football games tFiroughout the year. Double ■ C . This COMPTON ' S CONCERT BAND won superior rating in the South Los Angeles Music Festival and was headed for additional honors when the El Componile went to press. Members are, front row: M. Golassi, D. Johnston, B. Twombley, L. Leot, G. Reed, S. Cody, S. Hunt, M. Sutter, R. McLaren, J. Harlan. Left side, row one: G. Plumley, F. Tillerson, L. Knight, D. Parmley. Left side, row two: A. Waldo, L, Hawl s, J. Salsbury, B. Carlton, E. Miller. Right side, row one: M. Fox, D. Fleming, R. Monnington, R. Dolley. Right side, row two: R. Largent, D. Dunham, K. Caudill, B. Hamilton, D. Lewis, D. Leonard. Center, row one: D. Lee, B. Plummer, K. Brewen, R. Creiton, R. Kerke, P. Jones, L. McCowan. Center, row two: W. Blair, D. Fleming, N. Blum, N. Galeener, M. Shahan, K. Gadberry, R. Gray. Center, row three: D. Lunde, L. Cannady, B. Anderson, J. Bodamer, D. Ares, Jim Brandt, C. Scolfield. Center, row 4: J. Thompson, J. Hagland, E. Gould, R. Williams, B. Hubbard, D. Sausser, B. Russell. BAND ACTIVITY THIS year included a trip to San D.ego, the Coliseum, and Gene Norman s Show. They are, Ma|oretteS: Kathleen Brewen, Patsy Jones and Colleen Huey. Drum Major: Kenneth Caudill. First row: S. Siler, D. Dunham, D. Leonard, D. Lewis, B. Ham- ilton, R. Lorgent. Second row: M. Fox, R. Dalley, D. Fleming, R. Macy, L. McCowan, R. Gerke. Third row: D. Fleming, C. Betzel. S. Cody, S. Hunt, N. Goleener. Fourth row; W. Blair, R. Mannington, G. Reed, M. Sutter, R. McLaren, J. Harlan. Fifth row: R. Pyle, R. Gray, C. Scofield, J. Brandt, D. Ares, L. Conady. Sixth row: M. Shahan, B. Anderson, J. Bodamen, D. Lunde, L. Knight, K. Godberrg. Seventh row; T. Zimmerman, J. Hegland, P. Chappell, M. Lang, E. Gould, G. Thompson. Eighth row: A. Waldo, F. Tillerson, R. Williams, N. Blum, E. Miller, D. Pormley. Ninth row: D. Lee, L. Leat, B. Carlton, B. Twombley, G. Plumley. Tenth row; C. aJnich, L. Hawks, D. Johnston, R. Story. Eleventh row: D. Sousser, B. Hubbard, L. Higgins. i A J.J THE CAPTIVATING COMPTON Drill Team members are, First Row; Joanne Bell, Gay Youman, Pat Dalton, Barbara James, Kay Leggett, Gail Ireewick, Lou Wayne Hudson, Pat Brashear, Kay Clark, Harriett Coy. Second Row: Penny Miller, Carol Butler, Sue Murdock, Verdaun Parker, Peggy Decker, Marilyn Tillman, Beth Mason, Marilyn Conrad, Carol Berlin, Elaine Chaffee, Sandra Russel, Betty Nickolos. Third Row: Karen Kier, Poula Abbott, Anita Cutler, Rosemary Nolly, Morsho Moyer, Caroline Gibson, Kay Welsh, Kay Goodm, Noreen Fisher, Dona Schneider, Borboro Brown, Mary Daley, Virginia Hill. Fourth Row: Jean Carter, Beverly Grogan, Anita Michael, Janice Keller, Pot Jessee, Moureen Viol, Roberta Forver, Pat Kilgore, Suzanne Childers, and Irmn Smith. The Captain m front is Madelyn Chryst PICTURED BELOW is the famous double C ' formed by Comptons well known drill team. This formation was used at many of the gomes MAJORETTES ALL DRESSED UP m their suits of silver sequins on blue are the majorettes. Kathleen Brewen, Patsy Jones, ond Colleen Huey. ENTERTAINING WITH THEIR flogs this year were the flog girls, Margie Waters, Bobbette Broderman, Betty Hill, Francine Briscoe, Darlene Karjoro, and Solly Holmes ! P FLAG GIRLS ik SONG LEADERS SMILING INTO THE camera are Compton ' s energetic Song Leaders, Evelyn Guinn, Alice Turley, Pal Ledbetter, Irma Hubbel, ond Dana Warren. ALWAYS READY to help lead our teams to victory were Yell Leaders Darlene Williams, Anna Mae Zorella, Myrno Freerksen, Velora Crum and Diana Austin. YELL LEADERS 141 Just for Fun 142 Just for Fun... ..j Ji ■fVll. ' Ll ' €i:rtr ' fl:f f  143 ■i J: 144 = a TOP TARBABES . TERRY BASS has been chosen the most outstanding senior boy. Terry is a member of Squires, Key Club, Bible Club, and Mimirathenians. He has been both junior class and A.S.B. president, representative to Boys ' State, and Song Leader of Bible Club. He is very active in his church ' s youth group and is president of his Sunday School. Terry ' s future plans are uncertain as he is seeking the things God v ' ould have me to do. He hopes to go to Compton J.C. or Long Beach State and either teach school or enter the ministry. • ' T .. ' THE MOST OUTSTANDING senior girl is Linda Ralls. Linda has participated in many ac- tivities while at Compton High. She has been A.S.B. Vice-president, Chimettes Vice- president, representative to Girls ' State, Girls ' League representative, a life member of C.S.F., and v inner of the Bank of America Fine Arts Trophy. She has been a member of Drama Club, Drill Team, junior class council, and senior council. Linda plans to attend U.S.C. and will major in dental hygiene. - THE MEMBERS OF MImirathenians have twice honored Dcinna Warren by electing her their pres- ident. She has been a Song Leader, junior class treasurer, and Commissioner of Student Activi- ties. Danno has been a member of Chimettes, Latin Club, Chimes staff, and is a life member of C.S.F.. She was awarded the Bank of America Certificate for Foreign Languages. Danna will attend U.S.C. and will major in law. She hopes to later enter politics. 148 ' - = = ■ THE STUDEN T MOST outstanding in scholarship is Doris Whipperman. In addition to her scho- lastic achievements Doris his been president and vice-president of Scribes, president and pledge captain of Chimettes, Editor of the Chimes, a member of G.A.A., Speech Club, Spanish Club, and is a life member of C.S.F. She won the D A.R. Good Citizenship award and the Bank of America trophy in Liberal Arts. Doris plans to go to Berkeley University where she will major In languages. She will later enter some phase of foreign relations. 149 X J LINDA RALLS HAS been chosen the most outstanding student in Enghsh. Linda has always enjoyed English and likes to do creative writing. She has won many honors while at Compton High and has been one of the most active seniors on our campus. THE MOST OUTSTANDING student in Latin is Lutie Harmon. Lutie, a junior, has been treasurer and cor- responding secretary of Probettes and entertainment chairman in the Latin Club. She is a member of swim team and Mimirathenians and she also teaches Sun- day School. Lutie plans to go to college and will teach elementary school. 150 4 KATHLEEN BREWEN, THE most outstanding student in Spanish, has won many honors while at Compton High. She has been secretary, treasurer, and pledge captain of Chimettes, president of Spanish Club, a majorette and band member, a member of senior council and band council, and is a life member of C.S.F. Kathleen plans to attend U.C.L.A. and will major in education. THERE WERE TWO girls so outstanding in the Home Economics department that it was impossible to decide between them. Ruby Rosendahl was awarded the Bonk of America Certificate in Home Economics. Ruby is a member of Homettes and senior council. Her hobbies are knitting and cooking. She plans to go to work at the telephone company after gradu- ation. BARBARA HECHT, THE most outstanding student in business, has received the Bank of America trophy in Vocational Arts. Barbara is a life member of C.S.F. She has been secretary of G.A.A. twice, Scholarship chairman of Mimirathenians, and Girls ' League rep- resentative three times. She is also a member of Business Club. Barbara plans to attend Santa Bar- bara College where she will major in education. THE OTHER GIRL outstanding in Home Economics is Patsy Jones. She is a member of Los Picaros, Hom- ettes, and the Compton band. She is a majorette, has served at the Ram ' s football games, and is a Girls ' League representative. Patsy plans to attend Comp- ton J.C. and will major in Home Economics. 151 ' Sh THE GIRL WITH the Signs, Rosalie Whitman has been chosen the most outstanding in art. She planned the design for the 1954 Prom and this year ' s Modern Dance program. She won third place in a 20-30 Club poster contest and a Bank of America Certifi- cate in Art. She is a member of the Junior Chaparell, G.A.A., for which she does art work, and is a life memberer of C.S.F. Rosalie plans to go to Compton J.C. or Pepperdine where she will major in commer- cial art. iO TORY ZIMMERMAN, THE most outstanding instru- mentalist on our campus, has played the drums in school bonds and orchestras for nine years. Tory took port in Jay Vee track and cross-country in his junior year and set a record at Excelsior in cross- country. He is also a member of his church ' s cham- pionship basketball team. Tory plans to attend Compton J.C. and Brigham Young University and will major in engineering. THE MOST OUTSTANDING vocalist on our campus is Carol Reifsnyder. She has sung at assemblies, is a member of the school ensemble, and has partici- pated in civic programs. She is active in the modern dance and drama departments and has appeared in school plays, one of which was Tiger House. Carol has been secretary of the Science Club and a member of Mimirathenians. She plans to attend U.C.L.A. and hopes to do musical comedy work or teach music or drama. THE HOMECOMING QUEEN, Irma Hubbell. M THE MOST OUTSTANDING student in drama is Dole La Scola. He has participated in several school plays and skits, among them Tiger House and Come Back Little Streetcar. Dale is a member of Speech Club and Drama Club. He won third place in a speech contest at Fullerton and has represented Compton in many speech and drama contests. Dale plans to attend U.C.L.A. where he will major in drama. After college he plans ot work as a theatrical director. y ' COMPTON HIGHS OUTSTANDING journalist is Doris Whipperman. In her two years at Compton High she has been news editor, feature editor, and editor-in- chief of the Chimes. Doris won a prize for her essay on What the Bill of Rights Means to Me and one of her hobbies is creative writing. She has won many journalistic honors while at Compton High. 154 ' STUART WRIGHT HAS earned rhe honor of being chosen the most outstanding student in speech. He is a member of the National Forensic League and has represented Compton in many contests. He won the speech championship of California and took part in the national semi-finals in Globe, Arizona. He was twice member of the senior council and is very interested in student government. Stuart plans to go to Compton J.C. where he will major in pre-law. THE BANK OF America Certificate of Trade and Industrial Arts winner, Doug Wynn, has participated in many school activities. He has been on the Var- sity football team, for which he won a letter, and track. He has been vice-president of the Scribes, sports editor of the Chimes, and senior council rep- resentative. He is also a member of Squires and Mimirathenians. Doug plans to attend Compton J.C. and U.S.C. and will major in architecture. THE MOST OUTSTANDING student in mathematics is Larry Blum. Larry has been a member of Squires, Key Club, is a life member of C.S.F. and has been on senior council. Larry enjoys tennis and has been captain of the tennis team. He was awarded the Bank of America Certificate in Mathematics. Lorry plans to attend M.I.T. where he will major in elec- trical engineering. THE WINNER OF the Bank of America trophy in Science and Mathematics, Bruce Hayworth, has also been awarded a Firestone scholarship which he will use to attend M.I.T. where he will major in physics. Bruce has participated in many activities, among them Key Club, Science Club, in which he has served OS president, and Chess Club, of which he was vice- president. He is a life member of C.S.F. and served as business manager of the Chimes in his junior year. 155 ■ TIW I KEN CAUDILL, THE drum-major of the Comp ton High band, is active in many things. He has played the trombone in the band and has been a member of Bible Club, Speech Club, and Mi- mirolhenions. Ken has little time for outside activities as his music and school work take up much of his time. He plans to attend Compton J.C. and U.S.C. and will major in medicine. MADELYN CHRYST, THE captain of the Comp- tonettes, has been very active in student body affairs. She was A.S.B. secretary. Girls ' League representtaive, a member of student council, and of Inter-Club Council. Madelyn plans to attend Compton J.C. and Long Beach State where she will major in educa- tion. 1 I jntm m. t %r-r. 156 THE MOST OUTSTANDING girl in sports is Sue Bray- ton. Sue has been on the G.A.A. volleyball, baseball, badminton, and tennis teams. She has been secre- tary of G.A.A. twice, secretary of AAimirathenians, a member of Chimettes, Spanish Club, senior council, is a life member of C.S.F., and the winner of the Bank of America Social Science trophy. Sue plans to attend U.C.L.A. where she will major in physical edu- cation. She plans to become a recreation supervisor. ■«r .  _ ■ ' 4 J REX JOHNSTON, THE most outstanding boy in sports will leave behind him an excellent athletic record at Compton High. He was honored by being chosen for the AII-C.I.F. first team in football. The Coast League found its player of the year for two years in this halfback. Not only does he shine in football, but he has also made his mark on the baseball dia- mond. He received a place on the All-Coast base- ball team in his junior year. Rex plans to attend college and will be a commercial pilot. v r A V- ' . ■v ... 158 SPORTS fi VARSITY . . . uf S} If mmm 160 -% VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM — Front row: Jim Johnson, manager; Gerald Chase, Greg Meade, Jay Rogers, Tony Chavez, Charles Holsfon, Gil Orr, Bill Rumple, Voun Savor, Frank Jurok, Bill Gifford, manager. Second row, Coach Gordon Orr, Jim McCal- lum, Morris Pryor, Milt Crow, Charles Burnett, Bob Weber, Bob Crawford, Wayne Whitby, Roger Massey, Don Humbard, Ron Creath, Bob Rahnor, Larry Burns, Coach Edgmon, Third row: Bob Henrich, Jim Wilke, Frank Fontes, Willie Davis, Bob Forbes, Neal Wagerle, Butch Gal.tz, Rex Johnston, Jock Laing, Rich Kramer, Jock Clarke, Don Dougherty, Bob Mourer, Bob Smith, manoger. Fourth row, Coach Fisher, Bob Smith, Lynn Herring, Bill Ralph, Glen Hintz, Roger Butt, Don Sutton, Gene Wellet, Tom Gill, Rulon Johnson, Tom Malkenhorsf, Doug Wynn, Garry Munson. _ - 161 Bob Crawford Roger Mossey Rex Johnston OFFENSIVE VARSITY TEAM pictured above is one of the finest combina- tions in Compton annals. Front row: Moe Pryor, Charles Burnett, Bob Weber, Bob Crawford, Wayne Whitby, Roger Mossey, and Ronnie Creoth. Back row: Rex Johnston, Neal Wagerle, Butch Galitz, and Jack Laing. 162 i V Rex Johnston Johnston and Coach Orr DEFENSIVE VARSITY TEAM — Backbone of the Tarbabe success this year was its fine hard-charging defensive line, found to be a stumbling block to many opposing squads. Front row: Don Sutton, Milton Crow, Bob Crawford, Don Humbord, Roger Massey, Ronnie Creoth. Back row: Bob Forley, Neal Wagerle, Rex Johnston, Jack Laing, Bill Rumple. CAPTAIN ROGER MASSEY, A MAINSTAY in the fine tompton line, wos nomed to the second team ALL-CIF. CO-CAPTAIN NEAL WAGERLE, OUTSTANDING on both offense and defense, and one of the best punters in the leogue, was named to the ALL COAST LEAGUE team. ■•Skv - Bob Crawford Jack Laing 164 Neol Wagerle Don Humbard Milt Crow Wayne Whitby Don Sutton ' ;%kW , MAIN FACTOR BEHIND this years fine squad was the excellent coaching ot i! Gordon Orr, head coach. Ardent followers of the team were its hard working managers, Bob and Ronnie Smith, Charles Burnett Ronnie Creoth Jack Laing Ronnie Creath Butch Galitz Bob Forbes Neal Wagerle ■,.,oER MASSEY, TACKLE, m spectacular run nears goal for his second touchdown. Bill Rumple Roger Butt Bob Smith 166 Lynn Herring Tom Gill Bob Henrich Doug Wynn Bob Smith Wayne Whitby Bob Weber Bob Henrich 167 JAY VEE ' S... Coach Ray Edgmon — _ BT CS ]r J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM— From row: Gory Marlow, Jim Higginbolham, Manuel Poz, Don Douglieriy, Lorry Plonk, Rulon Johnson, Jock Sokwo, Jess Martinez, Don Cornweii. Second row: Glen Hintz, Tom Madron, Gory Sunnmers, Dennis Summers, Robert McVey, Sevenno Silvo, Gory Lancaster, Jack Curtis, Bob Jacobs, Lorry Burris, Arnold Gregory, Tony Chovez, Gill Orr, Third row: Coach Edgmon, Bob Rohnor, Bob Page, Art Voltlez, Jim Williams, ' Horry Kennedy, Bob Lou, Jerry Lasiter, Bob Nelson, Frank Fonles, Jim Duncan, Leilh Hawks, Ronnie Smith, manager: Dean Crouch, monoger. Fourth row: Deon Woods. Ed Johnson, Howard Pouley, Ston Tatum, Keith Wilmovsky, Dennis Kroll, Fred Workman, Larry Emarine, Myron Schweninger, Larry Collins, Warren Cloven, BEE ' S . o us . ' LED BY CO-CAPTAINS Larry Quarles and Jackson Kerley and the able coaching of Coach Paddy Caudillo, this year ' s Bee squad secured third place in highly competitive Coast League. BEE FOOTBALL TEAM — Front row R. Camorillo, R. Riley, M. Esterdohl, C. Fventes, J. Strotford, L. Quarles |co-capiain), J. Kerley (co- captoin), R. Smith, L. Giles, M. Fox, T. Asper, C. Rife, C. Johnson, J. Lovini. Second row: J. Leisure, L. Lindsay (mgr.| S. Fisher, L. Higgins, T. Stewart, G. Evert, E. Lalonde, L. Greene, B. Thure, R. Songster, J. Allen, T Phillips, A. Mortinez, W. Borber Imgr.l Poddy Coudillo, coach. Third row: F. Tillerson, D Stratford, T. Merideth, L. Lewis. J. Drew. D. Houston, B. Flynn. C. School, D. Skougstod, T. Clow, J. Vincent. WATER POLO Bob Talamantez — Captain VARSITY WATER POLO — Front row; J, Hartley, D. Ppsson, L Mallonee, J. Ide. Second row: Coach Charles Doyle, N Holiday, R, Jensen, L. Suggett, D. Chapmon. •W 170 Coach Doyle talks with some of his ace J.V poloists, Ken Coplin, J C. Rule, and Paul Kuntz. J.V. WATER POLO — Front row: G, Hanns, D. Tuthill, P. Kuntz, D, Pierce, R. Abersold Second row: Coach Doyle, L. Cowan, D. Hacker, K. Coplin, J. C. Rule, T, Kubity, Prout, mgr. Bottom picture: R. Jensen, J, Hart- ley, Coach Charles V. Doyle, L. Mallonnee, N Hollidoy. GOLF... m 4 Bob Dye K,i: N i Andy Sores VARSITY GOLF TEAM— Front row: Bill Ralph, Pat Shanahon, Buddy Barxton, Lloyd Lewis, Andy Sores, Lorry Daniello, Drexel Chapman, Bob Dye, Coach Gordon Orr. at . ■ • ••• ' TENNIS... Larry Blum, Captain Denny Kouri VARSITY TENNIS TEAM — Kneeling: Terry Bradley, Larry Blum, Denny Kouri, Joe Kitzke, Joel Yellin. Standing: Coach Don Fisher, Bob Hubbard, Doug Beveridge, Jerry Campbell, Ken Nemelo, Chuck Nuebauer, Russ Thuleen, Art Hildebrandt. CROSS COUNTRY . . . VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — Front row: Clyde Barrett, Roger Williams, Ted Holland, John Nelson, Captain; Bill Andrew. Back row: Coach Hartman, Jack Waring, Tom Fleeman, Clyde Vernoy, George McDaniel, John Bonyea, Ken Corrin, Richard Mallory, manager. 174 fBp« WARMING UP IN PRACTICE- John Nelson, Captain, Clyde Barrett, John Bonyea. i - .,, . ■% i GETTING SUPPORT FROM each other after taking first two places are: John Nelson, Clyde Barrett. TAKING BREATHER AFTER long run is Jack Stamback. J.V. CROSS COUNTRY — Front row: Jack Stamback, Chas. Patton, Stanley Long, Alex Gamboa, Rod Monoch, Joe Stamback, Howard Stickley, David Davis, Les Linaman, John Garcia. Back row: Richard Mallory, manager; Billy Boone, Jim Nouen- berg, Roy Wright, Ragan Henshaw, Gory Botes, Don Poole, David Lunde, Bob Oldham, Dennis Hamby, Walter Collins, Gerald Pearce, Coach Hartman. ■ J AIi ir:. ' .- BASKETBALL . . . VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM — Front row: B. Henrich, R. Verbeck, B. Lowe, S. Ramey, G. Boone, J. Johnson, mgr. Second row: R. Reed, M. Schlei- baom, J. Waters, Coach Don Fisher, T. Hughes, T. Trocium, B. Smith. ALTHOUGH SPORTING A very mediocre season, Coach Don Fisher ' s varsity hoopsters turned out terrific showings against top C.I.F. squads such as Mt. Carmel, Ventura, and Huntington Beach. Through graduation, the Tarbabes will lose the services of Jim Waters, Soul Ramey, Gory Boone and Bob Lowe. I, Tom Hughes Montell Parks Coach Don Fisher f e5 % X VARSITY SWIM TEAM— Front row: Duane Saucer, Ted Cubits, Dick Hacker, Roger Jensen, John Ives, Johnny Mack. SeconcJ row: Dick Prout, Drexoll Chapman, Lynn Mallonnee, Dick Posson, Bob Talomantez, Norman Holiday, Don Judd, Vergil Nevms, Larry Plank. 178 TRACK VARSITY TRACK TEAM— Front row: Richard Mallory, mgr.; Stanley Long, John Nesslin, Roger Williams, Ted Hollond, Ken Corrin, Phil Hamilton, John Magnuson, Clyde Barrett, Jim H.gginbotham, Chas. Patton, Jerry Jackson. Kneeling: David Lunde, Larry Collins, Bill Land, Ragan Henshow, Don Cornwell, Issac Moldonade, Bob Smith, Gerordo Albarron, James Wilke, Dick Smith, John Nelson, Les Linaman, John Bonyea, Bob Goff, Bill Andrew Standing: E. F. Hartmann, Coach; Clyde Vernoy, Jack Waring, Dean Woods, Roger Butt, Charles Holston, Gary Botes, George McDaniel, Robt. McMillen, Tom Hughes, Tom Fleeman, Bob McVoy, Raymond Reed, Richard Parry, Forrest Fuller, Willie Davis, Robert Wade, Douglas Wynn, David Davis, mgr. , 180 Willie Davis, hurdler Coach Ernst Hartmann Charles Holston, shotput COACH WITHOUT A TEAM — Mr. Chet Baird issues all equipment to every team. In addition to this mam- moth job, he teaches regular sports. Chris School, hurdler BEE TRACK . . . BEE TRACK TEAM — Seated: Jerry Jackson, Ralph Matthews, Tom Stewart, Rod Monach, Wilford Burris, Steve Sinks, Alex Gumboo, Dennis Hamby, Charles Bennett, Bob Delorto, David Megorden, James Smith. Kneeling: Eddie Anderson, mgr.; Gerald Pearce, Gary Evert, Art Fristad, Larry Lewis, Richard Coke, Walter Collins, Terry Clow, Dan Stratford, Leonard Cronniger, Marion Liera, Marvin Esterdahl, Jock Stamback, Joe Stamback. Standing; E. F. Hortmonn, coach; Dick Campbell, Jim Polite, Leslie Solomon, Jim Greer, Chris School, Jock Stratford, Bob Oldham, Charles Johnson, Jim Nauenberg, Bill Woo, John Garcia, Howard Stickley, Jess Martinez. John Nelson Phil Hamilton Charles Potton John Magnusoii 1 . «=■- Clyde Barrett Ken Corrin Tom Hughes Joe Stonbock Clyde Vernoy Jim Nauenberg Marvin Esterdahl Ralph Matthews CAPTAIN — Jim AAcCallum, catcher BASEBALL Don Reed, pitcher Gary Boone, shortstop Bob Henrich, left field rf ,Wt V I Saul Ramey, pitcher Bob Weber, right field f l COACH FISHER TALKS i things over with some of the squad. They are Ra- m - i ney, Skaugstad Seferino Gaspora, Coach Fisher, Reed, Charles Vertrees. Jim Skaugstad, pitcher Bob Galitz, first base VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM— Kneeling: Al- fonso Martinez, Bob Forbes, Gary Boone, Seferino Gaspora, Jim McCollum, Ronnie Kelley, Robert Palicio. Standing; Ronald Smith, Coach Fisher, Rex Johnston, Bob Galitz, Tom Trochim, Saul Ramey, Charles Vertrees, Bob Weber, Don Reed, Robert Smith. Tom Trocium, shortstop f . % I Ronnie Kelly, second base Rex Johnston, center field Bob Forbes, third base 185 i i m • ip ii ii ,; 1 •m -f L H Bt yylK l ££S... James Shelton first base J.V. BASEBALL TEAM — Kneeling: Jim Johnson, Roy Verbeck, Ronnie Oaks, Yogi Berra, Kent Vestree, Dennis Summers, Bill Parker, Kerry Rice. Standing: Mr. Roymond Edgmon, Coach; Jack Fessel, Stan Tatum, Jomes Shelton, Mike Slaybaogh, Art Valdez, Roger Throll, Severino Silva, Gary Summers. GIRLS A THLETIC ASSOCIA TION ARCHERY ACTION SHOT — Left to right; Doris Broswell, Norma Schroyer, Eileen LeDou, Shirley Wheeler. BASKETBALL Fran Nopolifano Loreno Randall Kafie Cox Leona Randall Karen Tucker Joon Omdohl Jeanelte Holland Ethel Robinson ARCHERY SINGLE ACTiON- Billie Page. Joan Omdohl FACULTY COACHES — Left to right: Kathleen Campbell, Laura Wubben, Phyllis Winger, Marge Hanson. TENNIS COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER — Front row: Joyce Mayers, Rachol Waters, Katie Cox, President; Ethel Robinson, Sue Brayton, Patsy Esmizn. Back row: Jeanette HollancJ, Kay Johnson, Lorena Randall, Joan Omdahl, Margaret Coin. COUNCIL FIRST SEMESTER — Front row: Rachel Waters, Katie Cox, Ethel Robinson, President; Sue Brayton, Frances Nopolitano. Back row: Jeanette Holland, Lorena Randall, Kay Sisson, Margaret Goin, Joan Omdahl. BADMINTON . . . BASKETBALL ACTION SHOT — Margaret Goin, Jeanette Holland, Joan Omdahl, Kay Sisson, Lorena Randall, Frances Nopolitano, Ethel Robinson, Miss Phyllis Winger. Jeanette Holland, Pitching SWIMMING . . . GIRLS SWIM TEAM — back row: Beverly Williomson, Betty Kilmer, Kay Sisson, Carol Burrows, Lons Adorns. Pot Bennmger, Dorlene McLarty, Bonnie Burk, Koy Dykes, Mrs. Laura Wubben. Second row: Nancy England, Margaret Coin, Johnna Allilo, Lutie Harmon, Koria Belonger, Patsy Eamigh, Carolyn ] Wagner, Norma Kelelher, Linda Soter. Front row: Rosalie Bordwell, Mary Johnston, Loivano W.lliams, Karen Tucker. Jennie Lujon, Linda Sneothen, Alva Prouly, Mitzi Forquhor, Jimmie Dee Bornmonn, Joyce Meyer. HOCKEY ACTION SHOT— Left to right: Donna Listen, Kay Johnson, Donna Volp. w GIRLS ' TENNIS TEAM — Front row: Jeonette Holland, Doris Whipperman, Katie Cox, Sue Brayton. Second rov Lorena Randall, Francis Nopolitano, Ethel Robinson, Margaret Coin, Barbara McCracken, Kothy Ketchan. : :5j sk - ;i. - «-Mr ' « - «J ..-  , . J vr 192 I ADVERTISING ' w r.Vf HOME BANK iVITH APCRSOHAt. SCRVICS Compton, California OFFICERS DIRECTORS Robert W. McGovney President Ralph J. Frank Exec. Vice-President L. E. Martin Cashier Grace M. Scott Assistant Cashier T. R. Brumfield Assistant Cashier Ralph J. Frank K. T. Hubbell Arleigh R. Kerr D. G. McDonald Robert W. McGovney Dr. Morgon S. 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BELLFLOWER, CALIFORNIA TOrrey 7-6828 Chapel of the Wedding Bells AVAILABLE FOR 250 GUESTS also Tropical Patio Garden for Weddings • Receptions • Social Affairs Complete Wedding Service For the first time: FINANCING AVAILABLE STUDEHT INDEX Abbott, Lloyd — 133 Abbott, Paula — 137, 102, 103, 114 Abersold, Ronme — 1 1 Abersold, Spencer 38 Abjia, Bob — 133 Acuno, Antonio — 38 Acuno, Fernando — 38 Adams, Lorris — 190 Agorth, Anno Moe — 1 I 5 Bodanski, Brent — 40 118, 95, 101, Bodily, Shorn— 96 Bogdon, Ino— 95 ,171 Bogle, Kay — 40 Bollinger, Myrna — 108 Soman, Wanda — 102 Boniface, Beverly — 40 53 Bonyea, John — 95. 1 18, 180 102 Boone, Billy — 175 Agarth, Sanford — 99, 109, 114, 115 Boone, Gary — 40, 176, 184, 185 137 Alborron, Gerrado — 180 Albinger, Don — 38, 1 19, 20, 94 Allen, Jim — 132, 169 Allen, John — 38 Amen, Carol — 1 1 8 Anderson. Barbara — 137, 135 Anderson. Edward — 133. 182 Anderson, Elaine — 1 33 Anderson, Nelson — 1 33 Andrew, Bill — 120, 174, 180 Annan, Judy — 117 Appling, Carolyn — 117 Ardito, Mary — 132 Ares, David — 133, 136 Ares, Esther — 38 Armento, Jessie — 38, 119, 102 Armstrong, Audrey — 38 Armstr ong, Richard — 38 Arnold, Joan — 33 Arozeno, Susan — 102 Arthurf. Gregory — 38, 1 33 Ashcraft, Evelyn — 1 30 Asper, Tommy — 38, 169 Aftwood, Susan — 118, 102 Austin, Dionno — 139 Avila, Carmen — 38, 132, 117 Backman, Loreler — 38 Bom, Dorothy — 133, 117,95, 102 Bain, Pot — 38, 117, 101, 102 Baker, Beverly — 38, 127, 102 Baker, Eilene — 96 Baleman, Gary — 118 Banks, John — 39 Barbara. Richard — 118 Barber, Warner — 169 Bardrn, Miriam — 39, 134. 116, Bardwell, Rosalie — 190 Barnes, Bob — 1 18 Barnett, Bill — 39 Barra, Eddie — 133 Barrett, Clyde — 120, 174, 175 183 Bass, Joseph— 39. 118. 119, 1 30 Boss, Terry — 39, 92. 97, 112, 147 Bostionon, Amobile — 39 Botes, Gary — 175, 180 Bauer, Linda — 1 18 Bauman, Wanda — 115 Beckner, Barbara — 39 Beeson, Martha — 39, 133 Belonger, Karia — 1 18, 190 Bell, Joann — 39, 137 Bennett, Bill — 96, 119 Bennett, Charles — 182, 183 Bennett, Mary Lou — 1 16 Benninger, Pat — 109, 190 Berlin, Carol — 137 Bermel, Bob — 99 Betzel, Charles — 39, 136 Beveridge, Doug — 173 Beyer, Jacob — 39 Bilbee, Pat— 39 Birkman, Rich — 39 Bloir, Warren — 39, 136, 135 Bornmann, Jimmy — 1 90 103 Bosfeter, Carol — 108, 1 15 Boucher, Nancy — 1 18 Boussom, Carol — 40 Bovee, Beverly — 40, 134 Bowers, Allen — 1 33 Boyd, Bob — 41, 133 Boyton, Julie — 134 Bracken, Mane — 41 Bradley, Terry — 173 Brady, Willrom — 41 Braley, Joyce — 133 Brandt, Jim — 1 18, 135, 136 Brosheor, Pot — 1 37 B ' aswell, Dons — 188 Brotten, Georgia -41 Braxton, Buddy — 172 Braxton, Robert — 41 Broyton, Susan — 41, 106, 1 1 15, 1 18, 157, 189, 191 Carney, Ted — 43 Corona, Luigi — 43, 134 Carpenter, Neil- -43 Carter, Carolyn — 43, 94, 118, 137 Carter, Sandra — 108, 133 Caruthers, Vol — 133 Cose, Delorise — 43 Castle, Linda — 43. 130 Coudill, Kenneth — 43, 94, 135, 136. 156 Chaffee, Elaine — 97, 101, 102, Champagne, Armand — 43 121, 134 Chapman, Drexel — 120, 170, 172, 178, 179 Chase, Gerold -44 Childers, Suzanne — 44. 137 Christopher, John — 44 Chryst, Modelyn — 44, 74, 105, 137, 156 Chryst, Margo — I 1 6 Clopper, Mary — 134, 1 18 Clark, Eleanor — 102 Clark, Jack — 44 Clark, Kay — 137 Clark, Sharon — 44 Clary, Jethelyn — 96, 102 Clausi, Beverly — 44 Clemmer, Gordon — 44 Cleveland, Barboro — 33 13, 114, Cloven, Warren — 118, 168 Clow, Terry — 169, 182 180 115, 137 Breitwieser, Caroli Brewen, Kothleen- 135, 136, 138, 150 Brewer, Lynda — 134 Briggs, Linda — 1 18 Briscoe, Froncine — 41, 97, 100, 101 BrJssenden, Ralph — 42, 132 Brissenden, Robert — 134 Brodermon. Bobbeffe — 41, 138 Brown, Barbara — 42 Brown, Barbara — 102 Brown, Dorothy — 1 18 Brown, James — 116 Brown, Lorraine — 42 Brown. Nedra — 42 Brown. Wanda 42 Brown, Wayne— 42 Brown. William — 42 Brownmg, Bill — 42 Bruton, Baron — 1 33 180,Bryce, Pot — 139 Buchanan, Joyce — 1 2 1 Buckhorn, Juonita — 121 102 -4 2, 161 133 8, 137 Blandford, Pat — 1 18, 121, Blankenship, Glorio — 133 Blevins, Jackie — 39 Blosser, Pot — 133 B!um, Lorry — 40, 94, 112, Blum, Norman — 135. 136 Boas, Louise — 102 Bodamer, Jerry — 118, 135, 1 15 121,Buckner, Dan — 97, 98 Bullis, Marianne — 42 Burk, Bonnie — 102, 190 Burk, Mariory — 1 15 Burke, David — 131 Burkhort, Elsie — 42 Burnett, Leonard Charles- 162, 165 Burnett, Leonard — 42, 161, 162, Burns, Larry — 161, 1 68 Burns, Wilford — 182 Burrows, Carlo — 190 Burwell, Connie — 102, 115, Butler, Carol — 101, 102, 11 Butt, Kenneth — 42 Butt, Roger — 161, 166, 180 Buzzard, Francis — 43 Calhoun, Lo Donno — 95 Collaghan, Judy — 96, 1 18 Callen, Solly — 43, 1 15 Colonge, Carolyn — 43, 1 15, 1 Comarillo, Robert — 169 Campbell, Dick — 182 Campbell, Jerry — 173 Conady, Lorry — 43, 136, 135 Contu, Romiro — 43 73 Cargille, Don — 43, 1 19 Carlton, Beverly — 135, 136 Carmeon, Carol — 43 Carney, Sally — 1 15 -41, 102, 116 Cobb, Randy — 179 41, 94, 115, 1 18, Cobble, Ray— 44 Cody, Sharon — 135, 136 Coke, Richard — 182 Colby, Carolyn — 95 Cole, Glen — 99 Collins, Larry — 168, 180 Collins, Walter — 175, 182 Conley, Mary 44, 115 Conrad, Marilyn — 44, 102, 137 Cooper, Barbara — 102 Cope. Jack — 45, 103 Cope, Patsy — 35, 96 Copelond, Glen — 45 Coplin, Donald — 45 Coplin, Ken — 171 Coppers, Jim — 45 Corbell, David — 134 Corcoran, Thomas — 44 Corner, Martha — 44 Cornwall, Don — 168, 180 Corrado, June — 45 Corrin, Ken — 44, 174, ISO, 183 Corum, Louise — 134 Cowon, Lorry — 171, 179 Coy, Harriett — 45, 102, 103, 137 Cox, Katie — 45, 188, 189, 191 Crabtree, Phil — 132 Craine, Connie — 102, 108 Cronford, Norma — 45, 133 Cross, Shirley — 45, 121, 134 65 Crowford, Bob — 45, 161, 163, 164 Crowford, Paul, 45, 113, 118. 119, 120 Creoger, Roy 45 Creolh, Ronald 45, 61, 94, 97, 105 109, 112, 161, 162, 63, 65, 66 Creiton, Ronald — 135 Crichton, Ronald — 118 Cronk, Beverly — 1 15 Cronniger, Leonard — 182 Crouch, Dean — 168 Crouthers, V. — 102 Daley, Mary — 46, 137, 153 Dolley, Robert — 135, 136 Dalton, Pot — 46, 137 Doniello, Lorry — 95, 107, 172 Davis, David — 175, 180 Davis, James — 46 Davis, Lynn — 46, 129, 133 Davis, Mory — 46, 106 Davis, Nancy — 46 Davis, Willie 46, 133. 161 Dawes. Sandy — 1 16 Deay, Deonno — 1 33 Decker, Morgoret — 47, 137 Dedmon, Richard — 1 33 Dell, Judy — 134 Delong, Janice — 118 Delorto, Bob — 182 ' 09, Demoroy, Lyie — 46 Denton, Nancy — 47 Deputy, Kay — 121 Dew, Jim — 169 Dillingham, Diane — 47, 102, 115 Dimock, Wcndo — 47, 94, 131 Dobson, Sharon — 96 Doty, Michael — 47 Dougherty, Don — 161. 168 Douglas, Sharon — 33, 1 17 Dowd, Pot- 115, 133 Duorte, Alice — 102 Duorte, Jenny — 117 Dudley, John — 47 Dugon, Kolhleen — 132 Duncon, Jim — 168 Dunham, Dove — 135, 136 Duprus, Sally — 1 18 Dwyer, June — 47 Dykes, Kay— 1 90 Dye, Bob — 99. 182 Eagle, Thomas — 47 Eoglm, Mary — 47 Eomigh, Patsy — 189. 190 Ebenkamp, Pot — 47 Edmunds, Morjorie — 117, Edwards, Annetta — 47 Edwards, Charlene — 132 Edwards, Kenna — 1 1 6 Elliott, Robert — 47 Ellison, Lee — 48 Elmer, Dorothy — 48, 133, Emarine. Lorry — 1 68 Emery, Lucille — 134 Engberg, Eunice — 48 England. Nancy — 48, 130, 190 Ensiminger, Alice — 48 Entenmann, Caroline — 108 Entenmann, Pauline — 1 17 Enthrop, Gail— 102, 115 Ermert, Elsie — 48 Erstling. Jane — 1 32 Esferdahl, Marvin — 169, 182, 183 Estes, Frances — 1 1 7 Evans, Bruce — 48 Evans, Dorothey 4 8 Everts, Gory — 169, 182 Evorts, Lourol — 48, 94 Everett, Jerry — 48, 131 Evers, Jeonefte — 118 Foge, Kathleen — 1 16 Farley. Dorothy — 116 Forquhor, Milzi — 190 Forrell. Joanne — 48 Forver, Roberts — 137 Ferrogomo, Louise — 1 29 Fewer, Monte — 49 127 134 9, 129Crow, Milton — 46.99, 161, 163, 165Felts, Judy — 49 Crum, Veloro — 46, 1 39 Culweli, Arlene — 46 Cunningham, Thelmo — 1; Curry, Kothryn — 46 Curtis, Ben — 46, 120 Curtis, Jack — 168 Cutler, Anito — 102 Dalbey, Roger — 46, 116. 121, 134 Fhy, Bill — 49 F.sher, Bill — 49 Fisher, Bob — 49 Fisher, Jock — 49 Fisher, Judy — 49, 102 Fisher, Noreen — 137 Ftsher, Steve — 169 Fleemon, Tom — 49, 102. 174. 180 Fleming, Don — 135, 136 Fleming, David — 135, 136 Flinn, Pat — 102, 133 Flynn, Bill — 169 Foltz, Roxine 49, 133 Fonceca, Ardith — 49 Fonderine, Marilyn — 102 Fontes, Frank — 161, 168 Fontes, Manuel -49 Forbes. Robert — 49, 161, 163, 166, 185 Forrester, Kent — 1 31 Foster, Francis — 50 Foster, Ro Jean — 128 Foth, Shirley — 50 Fotion, Eddie — 50 Fox, Martin — 135, 136, 169 Fox, Ralph — 50 Froser, Mary — 50 Freerkson, Myrna — 95, 107, 139 Frequez, Pot — 50 Frese. ' ngeborg — 118 Fristod, Art — 182 Fuentes, Alice — 50 Fuentes, Chon — 1 69 Fuller, Borbaro — 1 15 Fuller. Forest — 180 Fuller, Sonio — 108, 1 18 Fuller, Wayne — 50 Godberry, Ken— 1 35, 136 Gaffney, Helen — 50 Gage, James — 50 Gain, Clifford— 118, 133 Goieener, Norma — 134, 135. 136 Golitz, Robert — 50, 63, 161, 162, 166 Gomboo, Alex — 175, 182 Garcia, Angela — 33, 50, 132 Garcio, Antonio — 108 Garcia, John— 1 34, 175, 182 Garcia, Tony — 1 18, 120 Gardner, Judy — 133 Garrett, Gary — 50 Gospora, Mark — 185 Gates, Morjorie — 134 Geer, Morlene — 50, 95 Genoveve, Marion — 117 Gergeceff, Sylvia — 50 Gerke, Roger — 135, 136 Gibson, Carolyn — 51, 94, 102, 137 Giese, Donald — 132 Gifford, Bill — 161 Giggord, Bill — 51 Gilbert, Richard — 51 Gildersleeve, Morlys — 51 Giles, Tommy — 169 Gilkison, Jerry — 51 Gill, Tom — 51, 161, 167 Gjersvold, Donna — 51 Glenn, Letho — 51 Goff, Bob — 109, 126, 180 Goin, Margaret — 51, 189, 190, 191 Golassi, Mickey — 135 Goll, Carolyn— 51, 102 Goodin, Koy — 95, 1 37 Gorbeft, David — 115, 118, 134 Gould, Ed — 134, 135, 136 Graham, Rich — 51, 133 Graham, Sharon — 51 Grahomly, Barboro — 33, 108 Grondos, Irene — 134 Groy, Roger — 134, 135, 136 Greaves. Roger — 51 Green, Jomes — 51 Green, John — 1 1 5 Greenomeyer, Wesley — 118 Greene, Eileen — 1 15, 118, 1 34 Greene, John 51, 118. 134 Greenwood, Virginia — 95, 107 Greer, Jim — 182 Greeves, Geroldine — 95. 102 Gregory, Arnold — 168 Gregory, Sharon — 118 Gresselt, Jocque — 118 Griggs, Robert — 51, 129 203 Grogan, Beverly — 102, 137 Gross, Jerry — 52 Goinn, Evelyn 52, 102, 106, 139 Gustafson, Belly — 52, 102 Gustalson, Koy — 101, 102 Gulierrez, Morgoret — 52 Hacker, Dick— 120, 171, 178 Hoilstone, Nib — 102, 134 Hall, Connie — 102. 108 Hall. Sally — 133 Halverson. Bill — 52 Holzle. Jeon — 52. 133 Halzle, AAorlyn — 52 Hornby. Dennis — 175, 182 Hommon, Ned — 52 Homillon, Bill — 99, 134, 135 Homillon, Phil — 180. 182 Honns. Gory — 171. 179 Hard. Lynn — 52 Horgrove. Ann — 35 Harlan. John — 52. 135. 135 Harmon. Lulie — 118. 150, 190 Horris, Chorles — 52 Morris, Laurence — I 33 Horrison, Joy — 96 Hart, Gloria— 53, 119, 121, 129. 132 180. 182 Honley John — 52, 99. 06. 120. 133. Hull, Cordell — 56 170, 171 Harlwell, Patrick Hollidoy, Normon — 120, 170, 171, 178, 179 Holmes, Don — 55 Holmes, Sally — 55, 94, 101, 105, 106, 113. 115, 134 Holston, Charles — 161. 181. 185 Hoops. Drucillo — 132 Houghlon. Pol — 55 House. Morilyn— 55. 94. 115. 118. 134 Houston. Dennis — 169 Howord. Belly — 55 Howard. Bill — 107. 116 Howell. Morgorel — 102 Hubbard. Albenean — 55 Hubbard. Bob — 135, 136. 173 Hubbard. Guy — 55 Hubbell, Irmo — 52. 55. 93. 97. 139. 153 Hudson. Lou Woyne — 55. 94, 1 13, 137 Hue y, Colleen — 55, 136, 139 Huff, Ann — 55 Hughes, Jim — 56, 130 Hughes, Tom — 127, 133, 176, 177, 169 -53 Horvick, Jill — 102, 116 Hatcher, Adrian — 108 Hatcher, Diane — 121, 128 Hatfield, Carol — 53, 116 House, Joon — 53 Hawkins, Rich — 53 Hawks, Leilh — 135, 136, 168 Hoyden, Sondra — 130 Hoyes, Kenneth — 53 Hoys, Donna — 102 Hoyworlh, Bruce — 103, 115, 119, 120, 155 Hecht, Borboro— 53, 102, 114, 115. 151 Hefner, Gwen — 53. 116 Heglond. Jim — 135. 136 Helton, Shirley— 133 Helzer, Donno — 53 Hendricks, Joe — 53 Hennes, Mary Loo — 54 Henning, Francis — 54 Henrich, Bob — 161, 167, 176, 184, 185 Hernandez, Gloria — 54 Hernandez, Solly — 54, 118 Hcrrero, Esther — 54, 118 Herring, Lynn — 54, 112, 161, 167 Hertiog, Ann — 54, 132 Hewitt, Raymond — 108 Hiberio, Rose Mary — 107 Hichs, Elizabelh — 117 Higgins, Lee— 1 36, 169 Higginbotham, Jim — 168, 180 Hilond, William — 54 Hildobrondl, Arthur — 54. 119, 120. 173 Hill. Belly— 54. 101, 102. 106, 109. 113, 138, 53 Hill, Virginio — 54, 94, 102, 105, 106, 113, 137 Hinshow, Rogon— 54, 119, 120, 175 180 Hlnlz, Glen— 161, 168 Hiss, Jon— 116, 118 Hodge, Fran — 96 Hodges, Tom — 107, 109, 118, 121 Hogon, Corllon — 133 Hogue, Ann — 54 Hogoe, John — 54 Holbrook, Belle — 102, 108 Holbrook, Nancy — 33, 55, 117 Hollond, Cliff — 121 Humbord, Don — 56, 161, 163, 165 Hunsoker, Dixie — 56 Hunsigner, Donno — 121 Hum, Lynn — 56 Hunt, Sondy — 135, 136 Hurley, Gory — 35 Hurst, Jo Ellen — 56 Ide, John — 120, 170, 178, 179 Inge, Elizobeth — 56 Isherwood, Koy — 102 Jackson, Jerry — 180, 182 Jackson, Jtm — 120 Jacobs, Bob — 1 15, 168 Jacobs, Gory — 99 Jomes, Barbara — 56, 78, 106, 137 Jamison, Irene — 127 Jonich, Charles — 56. 136 Joramillo. Ortondo — 56 Joromillo. Soro— 132 Jenkins. Marie — 56, 133 Jennings, Carol — 56 Jensen, Roger — 170, 171, 178 Jessee, Pol — 137 Jobe, Karline — 96 Johnson, Bessie — 56 Johnson, Chorles — 169, 182 Johnson, Delbert — 116 Johnson, Donno — 57 Johnson, Ed — 131, 168 Johnson, Gordon — 57 Johnson, James — 57, 161, 176 Johnson, Koy Lee — 57, 131, 189, 1? Johnson, Mary — 117, 190 Johnson, Pomelo — 57, 1 33 Johnson, Peter — 57 Johnson, Rulon — 161, 168 Johnston, Don — 135, 136 Johnston, Rex — 57, 81, 131, 157. 161. 162. 163. 165. Johnston. Ruby — 115. 121. 134 Jones, Donno — 57, 106 Jones, Morlho — 132 Jones, Mary — 108, 133 Jones, Palsy — 57, 102, 135, 136, 138, 151 Jones, Sue — 121 Jorgro-.c-n, rif.n — 57, 15, 119, 120 Ju • -; Ju ' . KoeHi... Kay- 116 Korels, Sharon — 57 Kor|ala, Dorlene — 57, 137 Kasseboum, John — 112 Kellcher, Noimo — 102, 190 Holland, Jeonolle— 55, 188, 189, 191 « « ' . Dorlene- 58 Holland, Noncy— 55 ' ' ' Jonice— 58, 102, 137 Hollond, Ted— 55, 174, 180 l ol ' v. Ronnie— 185 Kendrick, DeLois — 58, 133 Kennedy. Horry — 168 Kennington, Jockie — 58 Kerfoot, Charles — 1 18 Kerley, Jockson — 58, 131, Kerr, Ariono — 58 Kerr, Gory — 58 Kessler, Marilyn — 133 Kelchom, Kalhie — 58, 133, 134, 191 Kier, Karen — 95, 101, 102, 137 Kilgore, Pol — 137 Kilmer, Belly — 190 Kilchell, Don — 58 Kilzke, Joe — 173 Knight, Leonard — 58, 115, 118, 120, 135, 136 Knobloch, Mory Ann — 58 Knolls, Pol — 107 Kolstod, Dorrell — 58 Kouri, Denny— 58, 106, 112, 173 Kramer, Potricia — 132 Kfomer, Peggy — 58 Kramer, Richord — 58, 161 Kroll, Dennis — 168 Kubilz, Ted — 171, 178, 179 Kuhn, Wolloce — 59 Kuntz, Mary — 59 Kuntz, Paul — 171, 179 Kurt, Peggy — 131 Labrador, Phyllis — 133 Loing, Jock- 59, 101, 162, 163, 164, 166 Loisure, Jim — 59, 169 Lolonde, Edward — 169 Lamb, Nancy — 59 Lamberlson, Sally — 59 Lancaster, Gory — 168 Londreoux, Aromenle — 117 Land, Bill — 180 Long, Fred — 120 Long, Meredith — 136, 179 Longwell, Judy — 59 Lonz, Meredith — 1 18, 120 Lorgent, Ronold — 134, 135, 136 Lorson, Chorlolle — 59 Lo Scolo, Dole — 59, 154 Losiler, Jerry — 95, 132, 168 Lou, Bob — 133, 168 Laurence, Carol — 131 Lovini, James — 169 Lowhorn, Edward — 59 Loylon, Ed — 1 18 Leach, Bill — 59 Leol, Lorello — 59, 135, Leovilt, Donald — 59 Ledbeller, Pal — 59, 81, 94, 100, 10 101, 102, 113, 115, 139, 153 LeDoo, Eileen — 118, 121 I Lee, Dave — 1 18, 1 34, 1 35, 1 36 Lee, James — 60 Leggcll, Kay— 101, 102, 137 Lohio, Sandra — 128 Lenharl, Georgonn — 60 Leonord, Dovid — 135, 136 Lepianko, Gary — 96 Levios, Ello — 133 Lewis, Bill — 116 Lewis, Carol — 60 Lewis, Dove — 135, 136 Lewis, Lorry — 169, 182 lewis, Lloyd — 172, 176 lewis, Mouryo — 102, 133 lewis, William- 60, 133 Lioro, Marion — 182 Linomon, Les — 95, 175, 180 Lindmork, Borbora — 60 Lindsey, Irvin — 116 Linnen, Fronk — 121 Lislon, Donno — 191 llslon. Ear! — 60 Lislon, Ernie — 60 Lillio, Thurston — 133 lillmon, Audrey — 102 llewellyn, Eleonor — 60 Locoscio, Slephenie — 102 Loff, Delores — 60 lohoff, Eddie — 60 Lopez, Al — 133 Lopez, Helen — 61, 116, 133 Long. Cloudio — 96 Long. Stonley — 175. 180 Losey. Clyde — 61 Louis. Jeon — 61. 131 loveill. Lilo — 61 Lowe. Bob — 61. 131, 176 Lubbe, Elizabelh — 95 Lujan, Jennie — 190 Lund, Belly — 61 Lund, Joon — 96, 115, 134 Lunde, Oovid — 135, 136, 175, 180 Luiz, Joe — 131 Lyie, Margaret — 61, 129 Lyile, Webster — 96 McCallum, Jim — 161, 184, 185 McCowen. Lorry — 1 35 McCoy. Molly — 102 McCrocken. Borbora — 95. 191 McDoniel. Burl — 108 McDoniel. George — 62, 174, 180, 181 McDoniel, Pal — 132 McDonald, Mike — 179 McElhinney, Shirley — 102 McElroy, Fred — 62, 134 McElveny, John — 62 McForland, Al — 62 McGee, Everett — 62 McGee. N. — 102 McGoogon, Bill — 62 McLaren, Robert — 1 30 McLorty, Dorlene — 190 McLean, Borbora — 133, 96 McMohon, Sheila — 62 McMillen, Robert — 180 McVey, Robert — 168, 180 MocKoy, Brier — 118 Mock, Johnny — 178 Mackechnie, Linda — 1 34 Mocy, Robert — 136 Madron, Tom — 133, 168 Mognuson, John — 63, 180. 182 Moldonodo. Issoc — 180 Molkenhorst. Tom — 63 Milono, Jean- — 107 Miller. Annie — 64, 117 Miller, Dove — 64 Miller, Eddie — 64, 103, 121, 135, 136 Miller, Eva — 64 Miller, Jim — 118 Miller, Penny — 137 Mills, Albert — 64 Mills, Donno — 64, 102 Mills, Linda — 96, 102 Miner, Eddie — 64, 119 Minor, Willis, 95, 107, 133, 118 Mitchell, Mervyn — 64 Mize, Kennelh — 96 Moe, Jim — 35, 65 Monoch, Rodney — 65, 94, 96, 120, 175, 182 Monninglon, Rondoll — 118, 135 Montgomery, Toni — 65 Moon, Jerome — -65 Moore, Borboro — 65 Moore, Moxine — 118 Moore, Mickey — 65 Moore, Sondro — 121 Mora, Borboro — 133 Morehouse, Bill — 65 Morgan, Bill — 65 Morgan, Don — 134 Morgan, James — 65 Morgan, Melody — 118 Morgan, Thurley — 65 Morris, Jerye — 65, 128 Moleikoilis, Zito — 65 Moyco, Lorelo — 65, 117 Moyer, Marsha — 101, 102, 137 Muirheod, Gory — 65 Mulder, Donno — 66 Mollins, Charles — 66 Munson, Gory — 161 Murcock, Sue — 107, 137 Murray, Yvonne — 66 Murray, Helen — 102 Nolly, Rosemary — 95, 137 Nopolitono. Francis — 66, 188, 189, 191 Neod, Mary Lou — 66, Neole, Dorlond — 134 Neeper, An — 66. 116, 128 116, 133. 136 139 136 Mollonee. Lynn — 170. 171, 178, 179Neer, Chorles — 66 Mollory, Richord — 63, 120, 174, Nelson, Bob — 168 175, 180 Manly, Mory — 133 Monninglon, Rondy — 136 Morcelino, Fernondo — 63 1, Marcus, Corol — 63, 129 Mordon, Jackie — 63 Morlow, Gory — 168 Morlow, Jockie — 133 Morr, John — 63 Morsh, Sandy — 63 Martin, JoAnn — 63 Marlin. Mory — 63, 102, 106, 121, 133 Marlinez, Alfonso — 169, 185 Martinez, Jess — 168, 182 Marlinez, Rose — 64 Mossey, Roger — 64, 82, 161, 162, 163, 164 Mollhews, Ralph — 182, 183 Nelson, John — 120, 175, 180, 182 Ncsslin. John — 66,. 180 Neubouer, Charles — 96, 99, 1 20, 173 Neuenberg, Jim— 175, 182, 183 Nevins, Verlis — 66, 133, 178 Newslon, Claude — 118, 179 Nicholas, Belly — 67, 137 Niemelo, Ken — 173 Njus, Ingmor — 1 15, 120 Noriega. Delores — 67, 118 Ogden, Jackie — 67 OGuin, John — 67 Oldham, Bob— 115, 118, 175. 182 Oldhom. Jackie — 33 OMilo. Johnna — 1 18 Olsen. Billie— 118 Olson, Jonice — 96 Omdohl. Joon — 134. 188. 189 Moorer. Bob — 64, 85, 97, 106, 112, QNeil, Jim — 67, 94, 106, 119 161 Moxlield, Judy— 113, 118. 1 May. Ken — 95. 116 Moyfield, Shoron — 115 Moyville. Glenno — 64 Mead, Grog — 161 Megorden, Dovid — 35, 182 Mercurio, Josephine — 102 Merfeld. Deanno — 64 Meridelh, Tom — 169 Mertz, Beverly — 96 Meyor, Joyce — 189, 190 Michael, Anila — 137 Orr, Gill — 161, 168 Oirin, Kennelh — 68, 131 Ortega, Lydio — 33, 67, 118 Orlego, Sally — 108 Ortegon, Robert — 67 Ollens, Charles — 117 Owen, Linda— 115, 133 Owens, Harold — 67 Poderson. Lyn — 133 Page, Billie — 188 Page, Bob — 168 Polocio, Beatrice — 67 Polocio, Robert — 185 Palmer, Don — 1 30 Parcell, Blanche — 68, 94 Porcell, Shirley — 68 Parker, B.lly — 99 Parker, Freij — 120 Parker, Rowland — 68 Parker, Ver Daun — 68, 106 Parker, Lyie — 179 Parks, Montell 68, 133, 177 Pornnley, Dee — 135, 136 Pare, Robert — 134, 1 18 Patrick, John — 68 Patterson, Bob — 120 Patterson, Ina — 68 Potton, Charles — 5, 17, 132, 182 Pouliny, Robert — 68 Poulos, Terry — 68, 132, 134 Pouly, Annomelle — 102 Pouly, Howard — 168 Poz, Manuel — 132, 168 Peorce, Bill — 1 18 Peorce, Gerald — 1 IS, 134 Peorcy, Lylo — 68, 133 Peorcy, LyIe — 68 Peorson, Arlene — 69, 1 18 Perry, Potricio — 102, 1 18 Perry, Richard — 180 Peteque, Delores — 133 Peteque, Frank — 131 Peterson, Lororine — 115 Peterson, Van Leroy — 69 Phoriss, Sue — 69. 102, 127 Phelps, Loris — 1 18. 121 Phelps. Vivian — 102 Phillips, Rhonda — 69 Phillips, Tommy — 169 Pickens, Glen — 69 Pierce, Ceroid — 171, 175, 182 Pierce, Richard — 120 Plonk, Larry — 168, 178 Plumley, Gory — 135, 136 Plummer. Bob — 96, 135 Polite, Jim — 182 Pool, Donald — 69, 175 Pool, Laura — 1 18 Posson, Dick — 69, 170. 178 Preston, Dons — 69, 1 33 Preston, John — 69 Price, Barry — 1 18 Prout, Dick — 171, 178, 179 Prouty, Alva — 133, 190 Pryor, Morns — 33, 161, 162 Pyle, Randall — 69, 75, 94, 97, 98, 109, 112 Quorles, Larry — 69. 99, 169 Quier, Barbara — 70 Quint, Jonice — 61, 70, 106 Rohner. Bob — 108, 109, 161, 168 Rolls, Lindo — 70, 93, 97, 113, 115, 133, 146, 150 Ralls, Stan — 95, 114. 115, 130, 179 Schatfron, Beverly — 133 Ralph, Bill— 70, 99, 161, 172 Schenke, Charlotte— 1 02 Romey, Saul, 70, 176. 184 Schleiboum, Mike — 176 Rice, Tom — 71 Rickey, Ke.th — 133 Rickey, Shorlene — 71 Riddle, Robert — 71 RLfer Cory — 169 ' Riggs, Avadel — 35, 96, 108 Riley, Dona — 108 Riley, Roy — 96, 97, 169 Rhindahl, Donno — 121 Rindahl, Elaine — 118 Rinker, Melbo — 33 Risvold. Jean — 1 14, 115 Rcbbins, Jim — 71 Robbins. Sharon — 71 Robertson, Carolyn — 121 Robertson, Glenn — 7 2 Robertson, Lorraine — 118, 121 Robertson, Margaret — 1 33 Robinson. Erhel — 72. 115. 188, 189 191 Robinson. Lee — 119 Robinson. Nathalie — 33 Robinson, Robert — 72 Rock, Bill — 107, 133 Rocke. Darrell — 72 Rockerfeller, Barbara — 72 Rockwell, Joan — 72, 133 Roderick, Jeanene — 108 Rogers, Ann — 72 Rogers, Jay — 161, 163. 166 Rogers, Patricio — 1 15, 118 Rosa, Theresa — 133 Rose. Betty — 102, 118, 130 Rose, Joyce — 72 Rose, Mary — 7 2 Rosendahl, Ruby — 72, 151 Ross. Marcio — 72 Ross, Melvin — 179 Ross. Tilda — 72. 121 Rossier, Don — 1 18 Rowe, Kenneth — 72 Rudd, James — 72 Role, J C— 171 Rumple, Bill — 72. 161 Russell. Bob — 135 Russell, Saundro — 73, 94, 106, 137 Sokwo, Jack — 1 68 Salmons, Dennis — 120 Salsbury, Judy — 135 Solyer. John — 108 - Samson. Judy — 1 15. 1 34 Sondquist, Jeanene — 73. 1 17 Songster, R. — 169 Soriego, Joan — 73 Sasaki. Carol — 1 1 5 Sousser. Duane — 135. 136 Savor. Voun — 1 61 Soylor, Morlene — 73 Scales, Carl — 73 School, Chris— 73, 169, 182 Ramsey. Ronold — 118 Rondoll. Leono — 1 17. 1 8S Randall. Lorena — 70 Rardon, Don — 70, 131 Rotley. Betty — 70 Roy, Lyndell — 70 Roymer, Delmo — 70 Roynes, Beverly — 70 Reddin, Roger — 70, 133 Reed, Don — 185 Reed. Ethel — 70 Reed. Gory — 135, 136 Reed, Roymond — 71, 132 Reed, Shirley — 107 Reeves, Wanda — 71 Reifsnyder, Corol- Reilly, Dorothy — 71 Rendlo, Carole — 71 Renteno, Morcelo — 133 Revelle, Shoron — 115 Rhodes. Myrno — 108 Rice, Mary — 71 Schneider. Donno — 114, 115. 13 189, 191 Schreffler. Frank — 118 Schroyer. Norma — 73, 1 32 Schumow, Gerson — 179 Schumov . Louis — 73 Schuster, M. — 102 Schwob, Joe — 73 Schwartz, Marlene — 73 Schweninger, Myron — 168 Scofield, Cloy — 134. 135, 136 Scott, Bob — 73, 132 Scott, George — 73 176, 180 Scott, Jackie — 33,73, 117. 121 Scott, Robert — 73 Sexton. C, — 102 119. 133. 152shahan. Mel— 1 35. 136 Shonohon. Pat — 172 Shonke. S, — 102 Show, Helen — 73, 133 Shepherd, Roger — 1 32 Shroyer. Norma — 188 Siebert, Walter — 73. 118 185 167 Slier, Scott — 134, 136 Slier, Thomas — 74 Silke, Kenneth — 74 Silvo, Sevenno — 1 68 Simpson. Bobbie — 33 Sinks, Steve — 182 Simpson. Wilma — 74. 133 Sinnor. Rich — 74 Sipprelle, Dons — 74 Sisson, Koy — 74. 102. 134, 189, Skaugstad. Dave — 132. 169 Skougstod. James — 74, 184 Slaybough, Jock — 74 Smale, Verril — 74 Smiley. Patricia — 75 180, 185 Smith Bobby, 161, 165. 166 176. 180. 185 Smith. Charlotte — 33. 75, 117 Smith, Clifford — 75, 131 Smith, Colleen — 133 Smith, Dick — 107, 180 Smith, Don — 75, 1 19 Smith, Donierne — 102 Smith, Ermo — 75 Smith, Fred — 75. 133 Smith, Irmo — 75, 83, 106, 121, Smith, James — 182 Smith, Leroy — 75 Smith, Norma Jamison — 75, 1 16 Smith, Ralph — 169 Smith, Robert — 76, 175 Smith. Robert E. — 76. 165. 168 Smith, Ronold — 76. 165. 168, If Smith, Sharon — 107, 133 Smith, Shirley — 133 Smith, Joe — 131 Snovely. Judy — 108 Sneothen. Linda — 133, 190 Snow, Dove — 95, 127 Snow, Pat — 76 Snyder. Denny — 76 Soares, Andy — 76, 172 Solomon, Leslie — 182 Soneff, Joan — 101, 102 Spencer. Jeonette — 1 02 Spothelfer. Gladys — 76 Springer, Come — 76, 121 Spunt, Alberta — 78 Stombock, Jack — 175. 181 Stomback, Joe — 76. 175, Stonsbury, Buddy — 76 Stoter, Linda — 190 Sterger, Harry — 76 Sterling, John — 76 Stevens. Bill — 96, 120 Stevens, Jerry — 77 Stevens, Jim — 77 Stevens, Jo Ann — 1 33 Steward, Tom — 169, 182 Stickley, Howord — 118, 175. 182 Stockwell. Sharon — 77 Stone, Rich — 77, 1 33 Stopher, Esther — 33 Story, Mourine — 77, 121 Story. Robert — 136 Stoterau. Pete — 95, 107 Stratford, Don — 169, 182 Stratford. Jock — 169, 182 Strehorn, Billie — 77, 127 Striplin, Arlene — 77, 133 Strong, Bill — 77, 132 Strong, Susie — 96, 102 Sturgeon, Penny — 96 Suggett, Larry — 170 Sullivan, Linda — 132 Sullivan. Martha — 77 Sullivan, Waymond — 77 Summers, Bob — 77 Summers. Dennis — 168 Summers, Gary — 168 Sutter. Mary — 102. 135, 136 Sutton, Donald — 77. 163. 165 Swett. Ruth — 77 Talamentez, Robert — 77, 106, 131. 170, 178 Tanner, Bonnie- Tonner, Duane— Tanner, Willie— -132 -99 -78 136 Topic, Alice — 78, 132 Tascano, Albert — 130 Tate, Michael — 78 Tatum, Stan — 168 Taylor, Jock — 121, 131 I ' O Taylor, Java — 78 Taylor, Sharon — 133 Telles, Josephine — 133 Tennyson. Bill — 78 Tetrick, Eleanor — 78 Terry, Roger — 130 Tliatcher, Jeonnie — 78, 133 Thomas, Jimmie — 72, 127 Thomas. Nancy — 78. 131 Thomos, Tommy — 78 Thompson. Jerry — 78. 135. Thompson. Moribelle — 78. 121, 132 Thornton, Roland — 1 34 Thuleen, Russell — 78. 173 Thore. Bob — 169 Tiley. Dorothy — 1 16 Tillerson, Frank — 107, 135 Tillette, Laura — 79, 133 Tillman, Marilyn — 79, 101. 137 Tilton. Dennis — 1 34 Tindell, Iris — 79 Tomoscci, Frances — 79, 102, 113 129 Torres, Olivia — 79 Torres, Ophelia — 79 Trese, Ingebord — 134 Treweek, Gail — 137 Triggs, Melvyn — 79 Trocium, Tom — 176, 184, 185 Tucker. Karen — 132. 188. 190 137 12 Warner. Roberto — 132 Warren, Donno — 81, 84, 102. 103, 109, 113, 1 14, 1 15, 128, 139, 148 Waters, Jim — 81, 176 Waters. John — 81, 106 Waters. Margie — 81, 101. 102, 113, 138 Waters, Rochoel — 1 89 Weaver, Enolo, 82, 133 Weber, Bob — 97, 161, 162, 167, 184, 185 Wegman, Theodora — 82 Weisbrod, Barbara — 82 Weismann, Bill — 82, 112 Welch, Koy — 137 Weller, Gene — 82 Wells, Jay — 82 Wesldyke, Fred — 83 Westlond. Morlys — 1 18 102, 106. Wheeler. Shirley — 188 Whipperman. Dons — 40, 83. 97, 103, 113, 1 14. 115. 1 18, 128, 149, 154, 191 Whitby. Wayne — 83. 161, 162, 165, 167 136, 169 White. Jim — 128 White. Noreto — 102 102. 1 le.white, Sharon — 83 Whitesell, Ivan — 132 Whitman, Rosalie — 83, 115, 121, 152 Whyte. Jock — 79. 83, 102 Widdowson, Clifford — 121 Wiemer, Ted — 130 Wiike, James — 84. 161, 180 Wilks. Joan — 84 134 139 190 1 18 182 Williams. Williams, Williams, Turley, Alice — 67, 79, 128, 139, 153 Williai Tuthill, Don — 171. 179 Tweet. James — 70. 131 Twombly, Billy — 136 Ulrich, Bonnie — 76. 126. 129 LJphom. Constance — 79 Uphouse, Billie Jean — 121 Uphouse — Wilma — 1 34 Voldez. Arthur — 68, 132 Voldez, Martha — 107. 133 Van Goor. Beverly — 79 Von Greaningen, Deonno — 121 Von Horst. Jeannie — 79 Van Slyke. Cloro — 80 Von Slyke, June — 117 Von Zandf, Don — 80 Vance. Yvonne — 121 Veatch, Regino — 80 Venemo, Lee — 132 Verbeck, Roy — 176 Vernoy, Clyde — 80. 120. 174, 180. 185 Vertrees, Charles — 80 Vestre. Curtis — 80, 185 Viol, Maureen — 95. 102, 137 Vincent, John — 169 Vise, Linda — 117. 121 Volp, Donna — 191 Von Mullet. Judy — 1 16. 118 Wacker. Virginio — 80 Wade, Robert — 180 Wogerle, Tyke — 49, 80, 106. 108. 1 12, 161, 162, 163, 164, 166 Wagner, Carolyn — 80. 117, 190 Waldo, Alden— 80. 97. 112. 134. 135, 136 Waldrep, Gaylon — 81 Woldrep. Woylon — 81 Wallouch, John — 81 Word. Doris — 81 Waring. Jock — 120. 174. 180 Warner, Ann — 81 Warner, Jon — 1 IS Williams, Beverly — 1 1! Willioms. Dorleen — 84, Williams, Jim — 168 Williams, Lawona — 84 Linda — 115 Pat — 127 Richard — 135 Roger — 84, 120, 174, 180 Williamson, Beverly — 107, 118, 190 Williamson, Howard — 116 Wilson, John — 85 Wilmovsky, Keith — 168 Wilmovsky. Roger — 85 Windhon, Joyce — 133 Wingord, Jon — 85, 130 Winters, Sharon — 102 Witzke, Don — 92, 103, 120 Wohsch, Arthur — 1 18 Woo, Bill — 182 Wood. Ed — 132 Woodruff, Mary Jo — 85, 133 Woods, Dean — 168, 180 Woods, Virginia — 85 Workman. Fred — 1 34 Wright, Bob — 182 Wright, Joanne — 133 Wright, Pot — 33. 35 Wright. Stuart — 41, 86, Wynn, Doug — 86. 112, 129, 131. 155, 161, 167, 180 Yager. Worern — 86 Yeoger, Richard — 86 Yellin, Joel — 173 Yost, Roy — 1 1 8 Youmon. Gay — 107, 118. 137 Youngblood, Judy — 134 Yother. Billie — 102 Zorrello. Ammo Moy — 86, 139 Zepeda, Martha — 86 Zimmerman, Gail — 118, 132 Zimmerman, Luiso — 133 Zimmerman, Thorvold — 86, 136, 15 Zucker, Eugene — 86. 133 Zucker, Sandra— 114, 115, 118, 13 168 154 129, 205 I Many events have token place since the last edition of the El Companile. Since then we have made plans, sold ads, had thousands of pictures taken, drawn dummies, ap- pointed the staffs, written copy, and mode and lost friends. It took time and help to put out the book. I would like to thank Billie Strehorn, Bev Baker, Tom Hughes, Jim Thomas, Marjorie Edmunds, Bonnie Ulrich, Dave Snow, Sue Phoriss, Pat Williams, and Jim Jackson for all they have done to make this year ' s annual the best. Mr. Peter Mel and his photography class saved our necks many times. Miss Katherine Bowers pitched in and made things easier an infinite number of times, and Mr. Bill Hubbell, of the Yearbook House, Monrovia, our publisher, was very helpful and understanding during the many hectic periods before all the copy was ready to be printed. To Mr. Chris Myron I would also like to say thanks for his excellent photography and many ideas which helped to moke the book a success. Bonnie Ulrich did more actual work and stayed more nights after school than anyone else and more than deserves the title of Associate Editor. Dave Snow s humorous art work gave the book a personality of its own throughout the pages. Without the help and advice of our Journalism sponsor, Mrs. Viola Bagwell, we could never have started the El Companile for lack of knowledge and knowhow. To her I would like to extend the staff ' s and my most sincere thanks and gratitude. It has been fun and hard work, but we would do it all over again. BOB GOFF, Editor-in-Chief 206 . The Friendliest Church in Town invites you to the SERVICES and YOUTH PROGRAMS Fun night - Powerhouse Youth chorus FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Morgan Gates, Pastor Ruth Massey, Church Educational Director Ken Poure, Youth Director Margaret Frost, Principal Tamarind at Myrrh in Compton 207 m 10 k WALTON PARTICIPANTS IN GIRLS PLAYDAY Standing left to right t Judy Pogline, Carolyn Endo, Lydla Llzarraga, Nancy Adamoli, Evangeline Rene, CaroJ. Voge, Barbara Burkhardt, Darlene Conn, Bonnie Dohman, Joyce Niemila, Adeline Orazco. Kneeling left to right: Sharon Reichert, Sharon Buckridge, Shirley Holmes, Josie Rosa, Antonia Roderiquez, Pat Morales, Lucy Falacios, VACATION ACTIVITIES By Hugh Coburn The activities at Walton are many and varied. The playground is open during vacations and on every Saturday during the school term. Many things are offered for enjoyment at the play- ground. They include such sports as basketball, foot- ball skills, track skills, and pingpong, and msiny others o The directors of the play- ground are Mr, Gregory and Mr, Dake, EJM ' A ! i I THE DISCRIMINATING nrt ■hook Jlo. use ia California VOL. 3 NO.ij. 900 W. GREENLE.AF DR. COMFTCN, CAL, FEB. 1956 , - — Maureen Plgott, Student Body Secretary, Presents Football to Launch March of Dimes Benefit Football Game at Walton. GENEROSITY INCREASES AT WALTON By Bill Fuller In the year 195U Walton held its first collection for the March of Dimes. There were 750 students and the amount collected was t350. During the second year of collection when 917 students were on the campus, .t500 was collected. This year, we have through various means, collected 85i|.li|, At this rate of inci-ease each year, we will soon have to have an armed guard watch the money the total will be so high. 208 Be Presents Side 2 3 331 3 LP ' OUR YEAR IH SOUND ' 1954-1955 Contpton High School Manufactured by Hollywood I Ofnolker if. Jj. kJl. creation A THE DISCRIMINATING ■ PUBIISHERS OF ■ ' Y AR fO ' C lie ilearhook Jtouse onrovia iyaLifornia T«. . ' - ri 1 . ■- ... ■ %. r - Kk ■V ,: WMmtk Hi ■Wflljf ipllpill {iJilliliyillllrJill«Uii.4l ill JliviliiNiilli