David Starr Jordan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

W Mwfggfff --..,. ,- -,, ,A M, W HAM! r , Z 1 i 'E 1 I 4 5 n i n e 1 e B ll 7 1 .Q O ART cmd LAYOUT. . BONNIE MYERS SPORTS . . . GAROLD CRANDALL PHOTOGRAPHY .... LISA LEMLEY BUSINESS ....... BOB MILES ACTIVITIES , , .SHARLENE KELLIHER PUBLICITY . . . SHIRLEY DOOLEY DITOR IN CHIEF CHARLES DeRIEMER PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY of DAVID STARR JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL K -. , g.Lf:g.aGg.,iV - ,- -Q..if fl ,ly 'II R P I Q,-r BUSINESS ..... PAUL BALDWIN GRAPHIC ARTS . . GEORGE MELINE PHOTOGRAPHY . JOAQUIN MILLER COM. PHOTO. .GLEN MARK STUDIO OBERT ELLIS 500 ATLANTIC AVENUE, LO PRINTING JACKSON PRINTING ENGRAVING . NELSON'S ENGRAVING COVERS .... S. K. SMITH CO. ANNUAL SPONSOR NG BEACH 5, CALIFORINIA ' Y, ' wl x..,....... ...1 . .,.,.....yk.J....fo-K, -r An explanaTion . . This book is noT iusf The producT of one eighTh period class. IT is The period aT The end of The 1953 school senfence, lno pun infendedl and iT is The producT of The school. Being a period iT can afford To look back wiThouT Tripping because iT is The lasT in a long line of sTudenT produced acTiviTies. If aT Times iT laughs aT you don'T Take iT Too seriously. lT's laughing only because There is somefhing To laugh aT. Even if iT is occasionally serious in The Tradifion of all yearbooks, don'T Take iT Too liTerally. IT is only serious because iT mighT be iudged frivolous if iT were any oTher way. And we can'T be iudged frivolous. This book could, if wanTed To, Talk of The greafness of Jordan in glowing adiecfives. BUT iT won'T because iT agrees wiTh The sTaff ThaT These adiecfives are usually TriTe, banal expressions ThaT while being sincere are a Trifle Too mellow. However, boTh The sTaff and The annual ioin me in hoping ThaT you will enioy reading and looking aT The book as we have somefimes enioyed puTTing iT Togefher. Charles DeRiemer Edifor 'lm A dedication . . Being dedicated to an idea is much more difficult than to a man or men or buildings or so on, When it was decided jlilllil ' that this annual was to be To an idea .J ,FWQ it was tried to find some way of expressing that dedication throughout the annual. This yearbook is dedicated to individuality and it is hoped that the yearbook itself is an individual. By individuality it is meant not being dictated to by ideas or feelings, men, policies and concepts. By individuality it is meant finding That you are a person with the capacity and the right to think for yourself, to express yourself, to believe in yourself, This yearbook is meant to cause thinking . . . If on nothing else but the yearbook. ii-4: q.wA,...4-:gawk no-1-4:11-num .U -' V m ks WWF x, X udministr 'Hon ' Y ! X F I Y , w s ! N, x I N fx f ff M 1 MW ff! :I V N ,y F 1 ! I I l Mr. John W. Wilson, our principal. He has spent twenty years helping Jordan and we're still glad he's here. Mr 'i is more deserving ot praise than he receives as student activity director, and our Assistant Principal, Miss Burtyce Lincoln helped many of the budding seniors with their scholarships and rnany of the other students with their problems. fx-f, ,Q-, ,- , Our Vice principal, Mr. Richard M. Cline, l V' ipa L' 'U ,s X--.. sx....,........,,,, . J INDIVIDUALITY . . . lt's one of The great universal values. The Creator held it so precious that he stamped it upon every obiect of creation. Every leaf in The forest differsf neighbo rom its rg every snowflake that falls is made from a design never repeated, every shell on The beach, every feature on ones face is forever unique. The stamp of originality The heart is in The mind, and The soul. lt is The value that each alone, has - The Thing for which he is directly responsible To his maker - and which he must develop to The utmost in honor of his God and To The fullest service of his fellow man. The amount he has may be great or small. He can'T determine that - but he can, and must, f labor to bring it to its possible best. lf you can't be a highway then just be a trail, lf you can't be the sun be a star, It isn't by size that you win or you fail - Be the best of whatever you are! Mr. Arthur Roseman Miss Hilda Jones Miss Mildred Druschel John W. Wilson Principal Mr. Milton Sager 4,3 'Vim , .. I v . 'P ' ,, .ff . .V ,EA iff .-- 'um ef , ,ML.4.,-, ' .,-,pw 1 ei mv ur U S14 Q .....-- nah 4 ' QW. 'E' X 4' Q ff' ' ' fi 4: ' 4? Q, ,ff A f 'mf nh ' . ,, V5 'y,-w,,f,,!7w. 1 .f ' f mz,f' f f, f 1 fif 1 , Z?'W,,m:5'! W A , 1 , ' . 5 L, 'fu .454 ,Q . ,f X ,f f!,f W, 1 , W! ,1 3 1 W fi B ,I il. g 2 At the switchboard Mrs. Brock sees that not all ofthe phone calls are unnecessary. Miss Hendrickson, keeper of the gate, opens the door to let us see Mr. Wilson. Mrs. Gandy has the iob of seeing that the doesn't go bankrupt, These nice ladies are the cafeteria workers and we all know what they do. Mrs. Winnemore. We all like her and we usually like her charges, the counselors. office und such These are the people responsible for the sounds. Bob Miles, assistant, Garold Crandall, student stage mai and Mr. Carl Green, stage manager. stage and sound When the stage crew and class get something done it is usually due to Mr. Carl Green, Stage Manager, and the two he works with. Glen Crandall, student stage manager and Bob Miles, his assistant, are invaluable assistants. And the success of many of the productions put on in the auditorium is due in large port to these sound technicians. They do a good iob most ofthe time. 'vi if rf -3 f, 4 K . X J Pl 3: ? 1 50, ,Qs A ff-r NNW J J .. YAM-.,, ' N Nu Q 1 n , -1 dd M, fig , ' , -. 'dwf yy nf J' dk 5 .Y f f , Q me A' 1 X' ' ., x 4.H iff' 4 E. 1' .. 1 'ligvfs' la X is YN Am as , A 4 ,f ' 'V ' J ka 1. ,,V,A7 i' fr 5 40 M f if X ,, I YN A .5 rvrlnrgrr Pad E950 I frrrfreyf Harder Qgrn E Dgngfd Panfd 4 Robert 1 En ene Argrafld Herd D5 Dan D4 Faced f Qaben E Judy FU Edward Donald 1 Ona L Caroryrl W Raberr L Madre H Howard Phydis A Rofkwed Sam H. N W. Srann Bd! Lee dcanne Nas Mar George. Joaquin James A Verner F lanes r Inner O, Ben Palr Rouen P, Grorrn P Norbert Vf'ryrr'e Pr JO'n Prr rdnrcm H33 Mir Cad H r f-rdfcn 5 fU'1 Sar Eirirrff arm VVVESY I I -'finer r nk, Nm dw: ', ., T 5 frirrrn r':r:n r Warn- ,rw Wm 3 O L D it Fl ,l fi il , 1 WX, l' ,f Wright Atwood Paul G. Baldwin Ebba E. Berge Shirley Benjamin Harriet F. Benson Clark Bernd Donald Bush Robert Carlberg Robert H. Ciriello Eugene Conklin Armand Cure Herb De Vries Doris Doughty Robert Edmunds Robert E. Ellis Judy Falk Edward Franklin Donald Greenfield Clara L. Goff Carolyn Gross Robert L. Harvey Madie Holty Howard N. Hubbard Phyllis A. Jacobson Rockwell Kemp Sam H. Kosowsky W. Stanley Larsen Bill Lee Joanne Litz Nae Atha McDaniel George Meline Joaquin Miller James A. Milroy Verner Parrish James H. Moore lrmel O. Padgham Ben Palmgren Robert E. Parke Gloria Patten Norbert N. Pels Myrtle Poultney John Pruett William C. Reece Ada Mae Reinertson Carl H. Robertson Milton Sager Ruth Sanders Beverly Schnug Dorothy Smith Forrest A. Smith Walter L. Smith Wilburn Smith Jesse Solter Melvin Thomas Helen L. Vinson Dorothy Warriner Vivian Wehrli Harvey R. Wilson Rosalie Wride Catherine Young Hazel C. Zimmerman Marion Zinn -.,,. . ,f Our faculty, sixty-two stong and still growing, has tried to lead us through the maze of thinking, acting and deciding, Our faculty has not always succeeded. But more often than not it was our fault and not theirs Sometimes we have recognized what a tremendous task it must be to attempt to teach thirty or more students, five times a day, something worthwhile. lt isn't easy. Let's all lift our arms skyward in a silent prayer of graditude. faculty pf' 'TQ YN 3 X :oN x.. C cs., CC' my 'ir lhs 6 5' Oui iv repies fampus. 1 ' ' N M ' I weieclue I Lain D ' Once: Dale Fairbanks Shirley Brockman Ross Westwood Bonnie Myers W President lst-2nd sem. Manager lst sem. Host lst sem. Hostess lst sem, compoirts Shaggy Adams Sally Johnson Tom Douglas Sharlene Kelliher Judge lst-2nd sem. Manager 2nd sem. Host 2nd sem. Hostess 2nd sem. Row! Q Q Marlene Schunk lllfmllllf Library Comm. lst-2nd sem. Vlsltl iiyeis, u liiien,Pol Wiggins, lciiliails gh- if V .sw- be Joyce Martin - Girls' League President lst sem. Tom Douglas Boys' League President ist sem. Shirley Kuster Girls' League President 2nd sem Terry Shroeder Boys' League President 2nd sem These officers, together with Mr. Cline and many of the faculty, were responsible for Ww- fl W the actions J' J MM land sometimes the inactionl X of the student body productions. But mllllil they proved themselves to be industrious UWC and resourceful during their terms in othce. Next year's choices lhisoigqni will have a hard time ml in bettering their L-V records. X ,, student gov't 2nd sem. fi lb ROW 1 - Jo Rae Turner, Sally Johnson, . Sharlene Kelliher, Shirley Kuster, Corol .. Ehorn, Shirley Clemmons, Pat Lester, ' Judy Crystal. ROW 2 - Sue Magness, Marlene Schunk, Mary Lou Vegil, Y Dale Fairbanks, Shirley Brockmon, POT Litten, Jean Pilcher, Nanci McGinn, - l-larold Berry. ROW 3 - Terry Shroeder, Shaggy Adams, Jon Hardin, Bob Thetford, Don Jansen, Tom Douglas, 5 student court Mary Lou Vega, Shirley Kuster, Sharlene Kelliher, Don Jansen, Tom Douglas, Sally Johnson, Bob Thetford, ' Sue Magness, Marlene Schunk, B05 i Wohl, Nanci MCG-inn, Harold Berry, X Our Student Government is composed of most of the Dale Fairbanks, Terry Shroeder, X representatives from each of all the organizations on SBGQQY Adams- campus. The Christmas Party, Leap Year Ball, most of the assemblies and out-side entertainment were due to this organization. c, u, S. C. Once a week representatives from all the third period Dole Fairbanks SONY Johnson ROSS classes met with this group to give the student body's Westwood Ph 'ms Moefield ' complaints and suggestions. ' Y ' .. 1 Q student gov t lst sem. ROW 1 -Sharlene Kelliher, Molly Fish, Nanci McGinn, Marlene Schunk, Sally Johnson. ROW 2 - Nona Garrison, Bonnie Myers, Carol Ehorn, Ann Bartlett, Pat Litten, Pat Lester. ROW 3 - Creighton Wiggins, Dick Westphal, Don Jansen, Dole I Fairbanks, Ross Westwood, . ,'g . , n .3 1: ff - X 5 ,X I l K , ' l Q With Shag as iudge the Student court was a going operation. While the court calendar was not crowded, it was not the fault of the student body. However the meetings were interesting and all in all our Student Court has done a wonderful job. This organization -- the California Associa- tion ot Student Councils has tour mem- bers trom Jordan. Through contact with other schools, problems are sometimes discussedfandcsolved-at the high policy 1' , level. i 1 . gl QE k rub' is f A R, 5 , Q Qi' 3 s ROW 'l - Donald Clinkenbeard, Betty Hill, lrene Yeoman, Sally Johnson, Shirley Lewis, Mary Lou VSQG, Shirley Dooley, Shirley Kuster, Sharon Stinson, Annette Souza, Pat Barton, JoAnn B.gger, Shirley Swintek, Joyce Dalton, Molly Fish, Roberta Squaires, Lloydine Dixon, Lolita Elke, Joanne Richardson, Barbara Dillon. ROW 2 - Sharlene Kelliher, Linda Weaver, Lisa Lemley, Nicky Meirose, Cynthia Decker, Janet Newlun, Marlene Lewis, Owen Martin, Pott Goble, Joan Jorche, Nancy Lang, Anita Schlosser, Judy Crain, Carole Flores. ROW 3 - Patti Brinkerhotf, Richard Lourimore, Bob North, Ronnie Brandon, Ron Porter, Sue Magness, Leo Hingley, Ronald Jarvis, Terry Lancaster, Harry Kreis. ROW 4 - Gene Kymala, Bzll Replogle, Don Hamilton, Creighton Wiggins, Dick Chance, Don Jansen, Bob Brooks, Dick Simpson, Randal Gerber, David Muttart, Darrell Wiggam, Bob Armogeda, Jimmy Andrews, Ed Hunden, Jack Quail, Earl Finney, Darrell Stratton. ROW 1 - Donald Clinkinbeard, Pat Litten, Irene Yeoman, Darlene Janes, Betty Dale, Carol Davis, Sally Johnson, Mary Haxton, Sharlene Kelliher, Nanci McGinn, Barbara Dillon, Joan Emanuel, Jay Fogg, Harry Kreis. ROW 2 - Tom Shadle, Ross Westwood, Jack Beckwith, Terry Shroeder, Creighton Wiggins, Eddie Sewell, Gordon Hall, Gary S. Cain, Bob Reynolds, Duane Bryson, Mike Nelson, Shelly Miller, David Baker. ROW 3 - Dick Silver, Jim Christian, Rock Jordan, Dale Fairbanks, Larry Webster, Shaggy Adams, Bob Wahl, David Short, Bob Thetford, DFarest Jones, Richard Maynard, Tom Dougles, Ronnie Brandon, Hal Barnett. ROW 'l - Shirley Clernmons, Margaret Nickolson, Evelyn Henley, Judy Crystal, Billie Gam, Lloydine Dixon, Jean Pilcher, Gail Woodson, Patsy Reihm, Rhoda Cranford, ROW 2 - Linda Weaver, Gail Ste. Marie, Patsy Kay Brinkerhoff, Myrna Rae Walker, Ann Bartlett, Gay Wheldon, Vangelene Newton, Shirley Lewis, Yvonne Turnbull, Bobbie Barton. ROW 3 - Shirley Gustafson, Joyce Ballard, Pat Taylor, Sharon Stinson, Jo Rae Turner, Shirley Kuster, Felice Frank, Rarlene Schunk, Carrol McElroy, Elaine Marron, Janice Fields. Our Student Council this year has done a tremendous amount of work. Yes, without them Jordan would have been unable to function within a democratic framework, This organization represents you in the meetings held every Tuesday in which the problems vital to Jordan are discussed. Girl Yell Leaders, longer lunch periods and other problems have been talked about and answers given. Because of the high quality of our Student Executive Board -- our student body off- icers -- they were able to work with Mr. Cline and with themselves in the planning and presentation of many of the school's activities you have enioyed. Left to right they are, Terry Shroeder, Boys' League, Shaggy Adams, Judge, Nancy Mc Ginn, Secretary, Dale Fairbanks, Student Body President, Sharlene Kelliher, Hostess, Shirley Kuster, Girls' League, and the ab- sentees, Sally J. Johnson, Manager, and Tom Douglas, Host. 319 20 - 8 B gif Th P f wr, 7' 5435152511 c1nd Treos were orgonlzung cmd plonnnng oll The Dutch Doy The Junior Sensor Prom The closs gift 1 l 0X iff' . w e A s They ore one slote of offncers It would have been T. ' xnxx l' Y' Vz v 1 l l'n m 4 ' Ross Wesrvvooo - rresloem Shirley Brockmon - Vice President Molly Fish - Secrelory Harold Berry - Treasurer ff s w ,K ' 7 ' L' N T' 'fi .1 , , 'gig 1 uw' I. J - g, 3 't ' , . ' fx . Q? Ki E XA Q ,vi lt. 1' 'S 4' , . t A , g .. f.'I'f'ff, ADAMS, JAMES Student Body Judge Sophomore Class T. C.S.F. Tres. N.R.A. Pres. Key Club Tres. ANDERSON, DEAN Football 2s Track Boys' League Rep. Cats Purr Rep. Class Librariah ARMOGEDA, Bos Speakers' Workshop World Friendship 2s Student Council Sigma Chi Epsilon 2s BAALKE, IRENE V. ALLISON, BILL Cat's Purr Rep. Boys' League Sigma Chi Epsilon Hi-Teen Canteen ANDERSON, DON Bee Basketball Bee Track Theta Phi ARNOLD, WALT A Cappella Boys' Glee Jamboree BABER, SYLVIA F.T.A. Lamba Theta Tau P. Solfeggio Student Council C.S.F. BAGALA, FRANCES BAILEY, TOM C.S.F. V. Football Student Council A Cappella Red Cross Rep. Host Dramatics Theta Phi Boosters V. Baseball BAKER, ELIZABETH BALD, JOHN World Friendship P. J.V. Baseball World Friendship V.P. Panther Cubs 25 Orchestra 2s c.s.F. as g Speakers' Workshop BALDWIN, NORMAN BARD, JOYCE A Cappella 4s Rolling Panthers World Friendship Librarian Tennis 2s Bible Club R.O.T,C. Uniform Bd. BARTON, BOBBETTE BARTON, PAT C. S. F. Alpha Sigma Rho 5s Girls' League Class Librarian Student Council Alt, G,A.A, Canteen 6s A Cappella Choir Cofs Purr Student Council As X . ALLSTOT, LESTER ANDREW, DOROTHY Sophomore Usherette Alpha Sigma Rho 6s Baosterette Glee Club Girls' League AVERY, BOB J.V. Football 2s Varsity Football . J.V. Basketball J.V. Baseball Varsity Baseball BADAMI, TED ammo, NANCY C.S.F, Vice Pres. Solfeggio Pres. Orchestra 6s Delta Gamma Omega G, A. A. 65 BALDOCK, ALLAYNE G.A.A. 45 Aquettes As Student Council Girls' League Cat's Purr Alt. BA RTLETT, ANN Boosters As Booster Pres. Soph. Usherette Junior Guard Panther Cub Council BASHAM, MARLENE F.T.A. ds Bit 8. Bridle Sec. Boosters 2s C. S. F. F.B.L,A. 2s nits, Ulllll im' W swf: Lai Ut ret Ba 50.5 Fw' BllK,FAlSY Y gn latte' Class lilJ'G'i0 WW Eoaw :fi gleilto ariutiint Hifi' Et is leJ9'e aiicieutii, not ILUME, Dtlllllllf Em 33 O':lv is Lewes is GAL Gila leugui aowiiiii, Mitt rt... l ..t.:llJ is 9 Glas ls IllEEitl0VE, pw lm you hauling QM BRINK, C0llE llitiiett t G fit' I - .aug rqtwi li Siit litem IC! I NANCY :Ci lim ' ANN ll I uilflll 3' w . . X.,, V-,U-4--47 , f BAY5, DAISIE Junior Guard Student Council Uniform Board Cat's Purr BELK, PATSY Girls' League 2s Class Librarian 2s Uniform Board C. S. F. Bible Club BERNHARD RICHARD Boys' League BLACKBURN ROY BLUME DARLENE Band Orch As Aqueftes GAA Girls League BOWMAN MARLENE G Glee 3s BREEDLOVE DWAIN Annual Staff Photog Bowling Club BRINK COLLEEN Mayorette 6s Girls League Aquettes I BEAN, MERLE Omega Tau Pres. Flag Girl Qs Canteen 6s Student Government Boosters 45 BENISH, DAVID Basketball BERRY HAROLD Sheriff Qs Senior Class Tres. Rif e Team Key Club Pres. S F BLANCHARD MARY Gi rls League Guided Reading Girls League Comm BLYTHE TRAVIS BOYD BARBARA BREILEIN CHRIS Alpha Sigma Rho Secretary Canteen 4s Oltice Practice Student Council BRINKERHOFF PATRICIA Alpha Sigma Rho Song Leader Buftums Rep A Cappella Canteen V P BEENEY, MARILYN Student Council G.A.A. Class Librarian 25 BERG, BARBARA BIGGER MARLENE Boosters As Girls' League Uniform Board Bible Club Annual Staff BLOOM HAROLD Cats Purr Artist Trailblazer Artist Track 3s BRANDON RONNIE Band Orch Student Council Cats Purr Rep Speakers Workshop BOOTH DIANE Alpha Sigma Rho Student Council Boosters BRICK JACK Cats Purr Sports Varsity Baseball JV Baseball BROCKMAN SHIRLEY Soph Class Pres Student Body Mgr Senior Class S F . e k ag f Q 6 g i I to ,f ...u tsq I -f 1 tis B ,al , A km, 'ISV N42 A B 'T MW est? ,,,..., Hg? ig, SS Q X viii J Wx f A We wif A av- if gg 'xg' elmo swf! if M 4 . . 'f 4, I l I I I1 il gl I E I 1' ' I I I I XE J 6 I I as an I X t ' -la X , , , .Ss C. . . Tres. 5 .3 , wp, M - I H, . i f , 'K gi l l 1 xsfifl - I I I ' .. K I . . - ' ' ' 151' f , T ' c.s.F. ,ajft j f ' . . ..... I, ,rl . , Y 1 ' ' ' X l,.I -r I A. 3 t L. M . , ,g A .?, L I li Y . 1 ' I A ' I ' 1 ' . . 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R.O.T.C. 6s Sword 8. Scabbard P Annual Art Editor X.. A M. BROOKS, TOM BROWN, DUANE Varsity Baseball Cat's Purr Rep. 4s Cross Country C.S.F. Boys' League Rep. BURNER, ROBERTA Phi Omicron Pres. A Cappella As Girls' Glee 3s Phi Omicron V.P. CAIN, FREDERICK Varsity Basketball CARNAHAN, LAVERNE CASEY. WANDA CHANCE, DICK CHlNG, Al-VIN Boys' League Radio Club CHRUDIMSKY, MARGIE Student Council Class Librarian Girls' League Alt. Uniform Board Alt. Canteen COALE, SHIRLEY Cat's Purr Rep. 2s Phi Omicron G.A,A. Canteen CLAESSON, CHERI Head Maiorette 6s Junior Guard Student Council Girls' League Omega Tau COCHRAN, VALORIE Maiorette 45 Phi Omicron V.P. Girls' League Rep. Phi Ornicron Chap. Canteen K. flair, BROWN, BEVERLY Uniform Board Student Council Class Librarian BROWN, JACK Sword 81 Scabbard R.O.T.C. 6s N. R. A. Rolling Panthers Jordan Blades Bunn, Bos Boys' League Cat's Purr Rep. Canteen Comm. Audio Visual Student Council CALDWELL, PHYLLIS Socii Corr, Sec. As A Cappella 2s Girls' Glee 2s Uniform Board Qs Girls' League CATCHINGS, TREEON CHRISTIAN, JIM Bee Football Student Council CLEMMONS, SHIRLEY Flag Girl Qs Boosters Pres. Canteen Sec. Alpha Sigma Rho Junior Guard COLLINS, TOM cotvnv Gflll, i rw 'fall 35 l eu li' . Q., liz?-E5 ,lk VJ., :ttyl :colt llfl 1,193 S Smbbofi Q. ,J state if :Cl'fQ?'5 :nj gtfirw CODN. Mlllll.YS QSI Gia ,esgre If COX, MARVIN CRESIIN, BARBARA Fil CSF. 56 lsgq c Se: 'fa i P. i Bus ll Ue'tn Gumrtu 0-i curl, rim utvis, not MM 5313315 GL, ,E vw? Iwliir 5' Z Bidi, 'ez 2,513 Qi DALIOHQ rm, ' - 55 L M.. P Wwflu. :ng 1 P Nt: Jzetm zclleqgi ,- x r. i w ,ii V .,r. V15-. f 'Cu lr iff --.- . . L- -,,..,,.L, ae.: .: ,1 COLVIN, GARY V, Football 2s Track 35 Thela Phi Boys' Loague Sec. 35 Cat's Purr Photog 25 COOK, JACK Sword 81 Scabbard 25 Bit and Bridle 45 Salfeggio Band Orchestra COON, MARLYS F.T.A. C.S.F. Girls' League 2s COX, MARVIN CRESPIN, BARBARA F.T.A, C.S.F. Salfeggio Sec. Cat's Purr Bus. Mgr. Delta Gamma Omega CURL, FRED DAVIS, IDA MAE Boosters 25 G.A.A, 45 Rolling Panthers Bit 8- Bridle Red Cross 25 CONRAD, BARBARA Student Store Girls' Cage 25 Rolling Panthers COOK, MARY LOU COPFEDGE, JEANNE Aquettes 45 A Cappella 45 Libra Pres. 2s Sophomore Usherette Junior Guard CRANDALL, GLEN Student Stage Mgr. Water Polo Swimming Annual Staff CROOKS, CATHERINE Student Council Alpha Sigma Rho VP Canteen Snowflake Attendant DALTON, JOYCE Lead Three-Act Play Lead One Act Plays Student Council 25 C.S.F. DAVIS, JOHNNY Thespian Marquettes Cross Country R.O,T.C. Student Council DAY, BOB 0, DEFFENBAUGH, WILMA R.O.T,C. 65 Girls' League A Cappella As Hull DEPUTY Sword IL Scabard 4s Bond Opereym Stage Crew Solfeggio ZA. -V T 1.1 1 I CONROY, DARLENE Libra V.P. Class Librarian 25 Girls' Cage 25 Student Store COOLEY, JO ANN F.l.A. Girls' League C.S.F. Class Librarian CORBIN, ROGER Boys' League Golf Class Librarian CRANFORD, RHODA Girls' League 35 Sophomore Usherette C.S.F. Student Council r-V 'if . My .in V, ,. l M4 'N' .Er-iff, ,W 1 W ' A ,, vw f ,, 1, 5 145 ,Q r 5? or if y -' , tags z-as K .1 Q li.- A Uniform Bd. Rep. 25 .4 V ' J CUNNINGHAM, JOE DAU, JANET GAA. 25 Cat's Purr Rep. 25 Class Librarian 2s DAVIS, BILL R. O. T. C, 45 DENNIS, DON A I YW: far' Q' It I , A -. V. ,jan I J fi' 5' f QQ x -rl 1 .rg A Y' 1 ,Y I L r 1 L. 'x. . DENVER, ROBERT DeRlEMER, CHARLES DERR, LEONA R. Sword 8. Scabbard Water Polo lAll Cityl Swimming R.O.T.C. ,X l WW, oiLLoN, BARBARA J. V ' C.S.F. Sealbearer Z Boosters os Q 9 Student Council Rep. F.T.A, I Canteen Hostess 6s v1.5 V.. f 'ft so l la 4 1 'S' EQ ' A X A , . 5 ' T .5 -3 8 .4 AX -at L in y.. . I 3 ni , Q W I 41 Q i,vM,gi . . ,Q - . L.. RAR' ' A 7 'vs 97. 1' z. DORSEY, KENNETH O. DUER, DORIS K. Phi Lamba Theta 5s Boosterettes Uniform Board Cats Purr Bible Club EDWARDS, PEGGIE LOU Skating Club 2s G. A. A. Aquettes 4s Libra Student Gov. EPLEY, GARY FAIRRIS, JOHNNY FINN, DARLENE Class Librarian Annual ,Editor Cat's Purr Adv. Mgr. World Friendship v.p. Chairman, Panel Day Speakers' Workshop DIXON, LLOYDINE Phi Lambda Theta Boosters Qs Class Librarian 25 Maiorette Qs DOUGLAS, THOMAS R. Student Body Host Boys' League Pres. Key Club Pres. Boy's State A Cappella Choir EASLEY, THOMAS C. S. F. R. O. T. C. ds Boys' League 2s JV Basketball Swimming EHORN, CAROLINE Aquettes Pres. 2s Flag Girl 2s Canteen Tres. Jr. Guard of Honor C. S. F. EVERLEY, BETTY Boosters Hostess Bible Club Bowling Club Uniform Board G. A. A. FETTE, V. JAMES Sound Effects Mgr. Riding Club Rifle Club As Audio Visual Student Store FISH, MOLLY Uniform Board As F. T. A. 45 C. S. F. 5s Jr. Guard of Honor Sr. Class Sec. F.T.A. 4s Aquettes os Rolling Panthers 55 G.A.A. 6s Cat's Purr Alt. DOOLEY, SHIRLEY Student Council Jr. Guard Annual, Publicity Girls' League Rep. Y - Teens DUCHANE, BETTY Class Librarian Student Council Girls' League Canteen 2s Red Cross EATON, BILL ELY, BETTY Bowling Club Bible Club Band 4s C. S. F. Class Librarian FAIRBANKS, DALE Student Body Pres. 2s C. S. F. Sealbearer Theta Phi 6s Key Club As V Football Letterman FILBERT, SHARON LEE Canteen Tres. A Cappella As Boosters 5s Sopho. Usherette C. S. F. FISHER, INA 5411, . . fultflm 'Al ilu PMG' Dillllpl miss. Mill coil ire' Q Qnncello ls Gills GlEE mea Colnril Gifs leugst lil GADE, PENNY GAIIH, MYINA GM E5 Glee Klub ls Pol ng Panther Cuweeri GOIDING, LARRY GOODWIN. totals Glfltlillm 'Mi is 'll E323 'll 'Wwe -M P- ' f-4 - --VVY 4 emma. ..,4.eL,..,f FLAHERTY, PAT F.B.L.A. FOGG, DA RLA FRIESE, MARY Socii Pres. A Cappella 2s Girls' Glee Student Council 2s Girls' League Rep. GADE, PENNY GARTH, MYRNA G.A.A. 5s Glee Club 2s Rolling Panthers Canteen GOLDING, LARRY GOODWIN, BOBBIE GRAY, GERALD R.O.T.C. 65 Jordan Blades Boys' League l FLORES, CAROLE ANN FLOWERS, GEORGIA Student Council Rep. G.A.A. F.T.A. 5s C.S,F. 3s Canteen 4s Annual Staff 3s FRAZIER, JAMES Water Polo Qs Swimming Team 25 Boys' League Student Council Rep FULTON, MARY LOU G.A.A, 6s Bit and Bridle 4s Bowling Club Pres. GALIHER, PATT L. Omega Tau Pl. Mis. Class Librarian 5s Student Store GILL, PATRICIA G,A.A. 3s Rifle Club Cat's Pur Rep. GOLDSMITH, SHIRLEY Cat's Purr Alt. Girls' League Alt, Bible Club GOODRICH, RON Varsity Basketball Baseball GREGORY, JEAN Jordan Blades 2s Rolling Panthers As I . Lambda Theta Tau FRAZIER, LOIS F.B.L.A. Library Practice Office Practice Cage FUNK, SANDRA Student Council Boosters Girls' League Uniform Board Modern Dance GARRISON, NONA Alpha Sigma Rho 6s Student Gov't. Uniform Board Canteen WaIker's Rep. GLASMAN, LA BELLE Girls' League GOODE, PEGGY 0'NELL Girls' League GRAFFEO, BEVERLY Girls' League Alt. Cat's Purr Alt. Hi-Teen Canteen 2s GRIFFITHE, KENNETH 'Nl I5 ' '. .Q ..- ,ammo 5 N V N.. ..i.. 4, , . 3 , ' ni ' f Y 93' I E' 5 x OWL' K 'I A 1 f f 5 .af 'inf P l .gy --f l f ff! 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HAMPTON, CLAUDETTE Girls' Glee As A Cappella As Cat's Purr Rep. Solfeggio HARDING, JOAN Class Librarian 5s Girls' League Rep. Canteen 25 Dramatics 2s G A A HART, SHIRLEY G A A 6s VP Bit and Bridle 45 Bowling Club Sec. HAXTON, MARY C. ' Flag Girl 2s Booster Sgt at arms Canteen 4s Uniform Board 3s HELLER, JOHN D. J. V. Football Annual Staff 2s B-TD 2s Student Council Rep GUSTAFSON, SHIRLEY Student Council Rep. Omega Tau Sorority Snowflake Queen Jr, Guard of Honor Cat's Purr Rep. GUTKNECHT, MARTHA Girls' Glee HAMILTON, EILEAN HANNA, DAVE HARRINGTON, JOYCE Office Practice HARTER, sos HAYWOOD, ELEANOR Uniform Board Rep. Cat's Purr Rep HENNESSEY, JOHN fe2..sL,,,,,d, . . HENNINQ ll 50.5 PW l ci: Class llllmll lewfn, nvssfu W 5.wwfl9 ft i My Polo 75 E:yS -mls ll 5 ,'l:feiPolc g Si-wi-H9 ' loiownz, llfl ll0WEllt PAl llllll, ROGER luntn' Eloss Pi Fwbull 3: Bosebdl it Baaietbol Key ilub Vgt HUMPHREY5, RC l V lmgl V ieinr lem BOYS league Q Cuts Puri Pe l Wifi GEMID -'Uuem iw sill lang, cm., 33 IQHNSQN It ll Euaehnl ll U 'Cc-W EE num ll Enaeb, ll .y ,X X L9 SLN Jw ,wtf HW... .,Y -L- 4,1 HENNING, YVONNE HENRY, SHIRLEY Cat's Purr Rep, C.S.F. Class Librarian Boosterettes Boosters Girls' League Rep. Uniform Board Alt. Cat's Purr Alt. HERREN, TOM Cross Country Capt. Bee Track 3s Letterman 3s Boys' League Canteen Host HEWETT, RUSSELL B. HEIKKA, KATHY HILL, REX Swimming 2s Flag Girl 2s Water Polo 2s Alpha Sigma Rho Boys' League Rep. Student Council Rep. B Water Polo Capt. Red Cross Rep. B Swimming Capt. Boosters HOROWITZ, JACK HousEL, sHAizoN HOWARD, MARTIN Boosters Girls' League Rep. 2s Uniform Board Rep. Girls' Glee 2s Class Librarian HOWELL, PAT Hueimsn, csokom HUGHES. Wll-I-IAM N- stbie Club B Trask Boosfem A Cappella 2 sem. Girls' League pep, Student Council Rep. Girls' League Alt. Opefelm Chou-'S HULL, ROGER HUMPHREY, BENITA HUMPHREY, LORRAINE Junior Class Pres. Football 3s Baseball 3s Basketball Key Club Vice Pres. HUMPHREYS, ROBERT K. V Track V Tennis Letterman Boys' League Cot's Purr Rep. IVEY, GERALD Student Council 2s Boys' League Canteen 3s JOHNSON, JIM V Baseball 2s B Football 2s B Basketball 25 JV Baseball Hi-Y HUNT, VIRGINIA Aquettes Class Librarian JACOBSON, BARBARA G.A.A. 2s Cat's Purr Rep. 2s Class Librarian 25 JOHNSON SALLY JEAN Student Body Mgr Cat's Purr Editor Jr. Guard of Honor Girls' State Junior Class Sec Song Leader Qs Aquettes Sophomore Usher. Junior Guard ot Hon. Cot's Purr Rep. 2s HUNTER, ELAINE Operetta Three - Act - Play A Cappella Choir C. S. F. Marquettes JANSEN, DONALD V Football Letterman Hi-y Pres. Theta Phi Vice Pres. 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Water Polo Bowling Club 2s Letterman Student Council LEWIS, JACK Boys' League Student Council Football 2s Cat's Purr Rep. 2s Track R. O, T. C. 6s Student Council KERR, MARIANNE G, A, A, Student Store KLING, DOROTHY Girls' League Class Librarian LAKE, MAXENE Aquettes 6s Boosters 4s Cat's Purr Stal? Jr. Guard of Honor Student Council 2s LAND, GEORGE Track 3s Cross Country Letterman Boys' League LANHARDT, KENNETH Basketball Qs LEMLEY, LISA Annual Photo. Ed. Student Council 25 Boasterettes Cat's Purr Rep. 25 Girls' League LEWIS, MARLENE Alpha Sigma Rho Girls' League Cat's Purr 35 Boosters Canteen Comm. 1 , L l KIMBALL, ARLENE Canteen Tres. Soph. Usherette Omega Tau 5s C. S. F. Annual Staff 2s KUSTER, SHIRLEY Girls' League P. C. S. F. Jr. Guard of Honor Marquette Pres. Phi Lambda Theta P. LAKING, ARLENE Class Librarian As G. A. A. 6s Boosters 2s C. S. F. 5s F. T. A. LAND, KENNETH Sigma Chi Epsilon Class Librarian LARA, RAY Basketball 2s Track Letterman LENORUD, JEROME C. Speakers' Workshop LEWIS, SHIRLEY Student Council Girls' League Chair. Student Gov T. Jr. Guard of Honor Annual Staff ' imu. AtlENl IOUCKS, BEIIY , bling Pantlvev Sand bs 5 A A i AuuE f5 if E, mm Bridle I l0VEll-NU, lllll Cats lun Editv Cati Puri P099 C 5 l Crots Cnlmlll l' MIL lSMf, U02 Bt and Bridle Cots Purr Stall MANGHS, ll0BEl Public Adiret' l l .sf 1 Mimi, my l llllllll, sittin '-Ti Puff ge,- ltaveiefte T W llsltevet ll l:im EW Mkmggmy A, LINN. ARLENE LOUCKS, BETTY Rolling Panthers P. Band 65 G. A. A. Aquettes 4s Bit and Bridle 25 LOVELAND, LARRY Cat's Purr Editor Cat's Purr Page Ed. C. S. F. Cross Country L. MAC ISAAC, DORIS Bit and Bridle Cat's Purr Staff .-, ,vf LITTEN, PAT F. B. L, A. Student Body Sec. C. S. F. 5s F. T. A. LOUCKS, DONNA Pl-ii Lambda Theta A Cappella 2s Glee 2s LYNCH, PATTI JEAN MAGNESS, SUE Alpha Sigma Rho Canteen 6s Annual Staff 4s Student Gov't Cat's Purr 2s MANGELS, ROBERT MARA, ART Public Address Crew Canteen 6s C, S. F. Student Council Golf Capt. 2s MARTEL JOE MARTIN, KAREN MARTIN, SHIRLEY J. Cat's Purr Sec. 5s Boosterette Soph. Usherette Uniform Board MATTESON. ANGIE l Dress Reg. Rep, Annual Staff MARTIN, SHIRLEY LOIS Uniform Board Class Librarian Girls' League MATTHEWS, KEITH l LIVESEY, FRANK Football 3s Golf 2s Student Council As Canteen 6s Red Cross LOUDENBACK, SHARON G. A. A. Office Practice MAC DONALD, JOAN G. A. A. 2s Publicity F. B. L. A. 2s Annual Staff Radio Workshop 35 MALONE, KENNY V Track Cat's Purr 25 Audio Visual Club MARRON, ELAINE Omega Tau Historian F. T. A. Boosters Canteen Student Council MARTIN, MARILYN Girls' League P. Seal Bearer F. T. A. 5s Cat's Purr Page Ed. Jr. Guard of Honor MARTINSON, CHARLES V Baseball V Football V Pres, Boys' League A Cappella Choir P. Key Club V. Pres. MAYNARD, RICHARD N. Football 3s Track Student Council Boys' League Cat's Purr 'HWLL Ji 2 is .wk -fa- MAYOCK, sos McCAFFERTY, Rosen McCASKlLL, ONA MARIE M McCONNELl, JOHN MKGINN, NANCI Alumni Sec. C.S.F. Sealbearer F.T.A, Dress Reg. Asst. St. Body Sec. MELVIN, DWAYNE J.V. Baseball Mgr. MILBRADT, DONA Off. Practice G.A.A. MOEFIELD, PHYLLIS Alpha Sigma Rho 6s Songleader As A Cappella As Sophmore Usherette C. A. S. C. MOLLEMA, ANNA L. Cats Purr Rep. 2s Football Announcer Speakers' Bureau 4s Swimming Team 2s Cross Country 2s CCOLLISTER, JIM Student Council Red Cross McDONNELL, JOAN Girls' League MLGUIRE, SHIRLEY MERRILL, HARRY Bee Football Varsity Football Track R,O.T.C. MILES, BOB Annual Staff 25 Asst. Stage Mgr, 2s Basketball Boys' League Jordan Blades Mom, MARY Monem, JACK Bee Basketball Mgr. M:CARTHY, JIM McCONNELL, CURTIS Bee Football Bee Basketball .l.V. Baseball Varsity Baseball MCELROY, CARROL Sophomore Usherette Aquettes 4s Phi Lamba Theta Boosterettes 2s Girls' League 4s M:lNTOSH, DICK Basketball 2s Football 2s Baseball As Track Boys' League 2s MESSER, ANN Orchestra C.S.F. Solfeggio Girls' League Rep. G.A.A. MILLER, RONNIE Cross Country Golf MOLINA, VICKI MOODY, ORVlI.LE Boys' Glee os Bee Football Moolf. 105 C55 ltucl Srttdent Col Bw' ltdgde Mio, Htrow p0 l I. ts MIEIS, I0NNl5 Studetl Bacll' llol Qqtgga lou Pres len-cv Class ll-ES Sophomore CIGSS CSF Seclineuref NELSON, MIKE Baseball Is Boys langue Student Eoumtl NEWIUN, IANEI Agia Sigma It llvleen lutcrite ll Guztn ol Ht L Smale Og Cow lun NUIUGIFN, wit ' S F It P fl Sptem 5'Cqe Kim 2 Student Court P 0 tl 5, 4 UNO, rm Pletsoii, to , X MOORE. JOE MOUNT, ALICE MAXINE MUDRY, ELAINE Cee Track Student Council Rep Boys' League G.A.A. 6s Class Librarian Girls' Glee 2s MUNRO' HAROLD MURRAY, MARJORIE R,O,T,C. 65 Cat's Purr 2s Uniform Bd, Rep. 2s Bible Club Canteen MYERS, BONNIE MYERS, KITTY Student Body Hostess G.A.A. 3s Omega Tau Pres. Rifle Club Junior Class Tres. Girls' League Alt. Sophomore Class Sec. C.S.F. Sealbearer NELSON, MIKE NELSON, WARREN Baseball 2s C99 TVGCIY Boys' League Blind Student Council NEWLUN, JANET NEWMAN, DICK Alpha Sigma Rho 5s Hi-Teen Favorite Jr. Guard of Honor A Cappella Choir 2s Cat's Purr NORDGREN, WARREN C, S. F. As P. A. System 6s Stage Crew 2s Student Council R. O. T. C. 6s OM0, FRED PEARSON, JOANN l Varsity Baseball 25 Student Council Alt. Guided Reading NORTH, son PATRIDGE, noxms PEHRSON, CAROL Jr. Guard of Honor Sealbearer Phi Lambda Theta Booster 2s Student Council l C.- Bowling Club MUTTART, DAVID Solfeggio C.S.F. 2s Orchestra 4s Student Council Rep. NELSON, HAROLD M. Swimming Team 3s Baseball 2s NEWHART, ALAN NOGGLE, BETTY JEAN OLSON, RONALD RAY Boys' Glee Gymnastics PATER, VELMA LARENE F. T. A. C, S. F. Office Practice Class Librarian FENSTON, GEORGE Football-Varsity 2s Swimming-Varsity 2s Boys' League Rep. 3. .L in f vwtw, at, wf , 422-ff , ,.,, . 12910. . ry W 4 ,. wi 1 i Q 'I 19 20l af ..-- ' ,ii , . 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Sealbearer World Friendship Student Store Student Council PITTS, CHARLOTTE Pnovosr, BILL Student Council RANDGAARD, CAROL Girls' League Chair. Cat's Purr Adv, Mgr F.T,A. Thespians C.S.F. REDWINE, KAY Girls' League Comm. G.A.A. 4s Bible Club REYNOLDS, BOB Thespians Marquette Pres. Key Club 1 Operetta Boys' League Rep. ROGERS, GAIL Class Librarian K-L--. , l PETERSON, ANNADELL Scholarship rls F. T. A. 3s Cat's Purr Rep. PIERCE, GLEN PIZINGER, NORMA G. A. A. 5s Rolling Panthers Rifle Club QUERY, JOY DIANE Student Council Operetta Class A Cappella CSF. Cat's Purr RANNEY, DON I REMEL, DAN RHOADES, JANET Boosters C.S.F. G,A.A. ROGERS, JEANICE Boosters 25 Bowling 2s Bible Club nouns, fflll silo, Wil, 4 Qupvfln is V Fgctlwll Eats Eff fs ,lt Fpwcll mtg Vw RCP- slms, me ANN lzazlera camel QM B' cn: Enola 4 SCllllllDl, DONALD s El lwball lsclnol Qs lays le:g.e Orcteszvo Es IEEDIN, JOY Mlll klpla Lgm in Sing Laude' 4: Can een as Annual Fwggtt sswfu, ml, C 5 F Seallae loo'bull Mgt 0555 lbroviqg Q 'ww Counri suoox, it sf. mm. U3 leur T. u mem QM fSF Wulf, pots , i SHIOEDERV ,U EWS league la' i ' 'l -Euler swrg X , L L W Y' piln it flub i f X L14 X ... -.-av C..-g-g,f ROUTTS, SHIRLEY SABO, ROGER A Cappella 5s V Football Boys' Glee 5s JV Football Cats Purr Rep. SAYERS, RAE ANN Boosters Aquettes G.A.A. Bit and Bridle SCHMIDT, DONALD JV Football V Football Qs Boys' League Orchestra 55 SEEDEN, JOY MYRNA Alpha Sigma Rho 55 Song Leader As Canteen 6s Annual Photography SEWELL, EDDIE C. S. F. Sealbearer Football Mgr. Class Librarian Student Council SHOOK, AL Swimming Team Capt. Student Council C. S. F. Water Polo Capt. 25 SHROEDER, TERRY Boys' League Pres. Yell Leader Swimming Letterman Water Polo Letterman Key Club l ROW, JEANIE RUSSELL, ELIZABETH Flag Girl Omega Tau V. Pres. Sophomore Usherette C.S.F. Canteen SALISBURY, BETTY G.A.A. 45 Rolling Panthers 3s Cat's Purr Alt. 25 SCHEER, ROBERTA M. Omega Tau Student Store Girls' League Rep. Uniform Board Rep. SCHUNK, MARLENE Phi Lambda Theta P. Library Commissioner Sophomore Usherette C,S.F. F.T.A. SELTZER, WARREN Boys' League Student Council SHAFFER, BOB Student Council Swimming Water Polo Letterman sHoRT, DAVID Water Polo Capt. 3s Swimming Capt. 35 R. O. T. C, Capt. C.S.F. 55 F. T. A. SHULL, WILMA Class Librarian Student Council Panther Cub Rep. Jr. Guard of Honor Student Store Y .. l Red Cross Class Librarian Student Council Canteen Omega Tau SANDERS, JERRY Football Basketball Annual Photo Class SCHIERBAUM, KEN SEAGRAVE, WILLIAM T. Boys' Glee Student Council Jordan Blades Qs Advertising Worksh'p Gymnastics SENTER, FRED Boys' League Qs Asst. Stage Mgr. Stage Crew SHERMAN, JOHN SHORT, MARGARET Girls' League G. A. A. SILVA, GERRY Omega Tau Sec. Cat's Purr Rep. Prom Committee Student Council Uniform Board Rep. ..l- . 5 R 1 ..... , . wifi , 1 3 y W I A. 33 fm. l f 31 i 0 3 Q L...-9 -. 2,1 . A A , .W V! A, ,-I g . I 2 My ' 5 e as . F G ' 5' 5 6. 1 ' ' f . f 5 5 A I 3 . is ' I 49 v '- 3'm.f L like ' l F.: .... f. . .t '1r:gi9. l 12, . l gi' -,V .J -'ze .Q ., X ' AQ 3 at V . X H3 L. J H Qc? 1 A Q V. , 'N ' - if ff . X f A . -A l x l Q V Q YG' we --- 4 1 3 t L - tj , - ,utndjd 'vp y Jw 2 :J ' ,-3 , 1 .J X ' . 1 S at T C., 'ill' is , Q A -ur I. SIMPSON, RICHARD Canteen President A Cappella As Student Gov't Student Council 5s Key Club SMIRTHWAITE, ROBERT Boys' League Student Councl Class Librarian SMITH, MARTHA Phi Lambda Theta SOURBIER, PATRICIA FRAC. Jordan Blades Student Store G.A.A, SPENCER, DOROTHY J. Student Council Stage Crew Uniform Board Rep. STEPHENSON, CAROL A. Marquette Sec, Thespion Sec. F.T.A. C.S.F, World Friendship As STEVENS, THRESA Boosters 2s Canteen 45 STOUT, JANICE Bit and Bridle Bowling Club Rifle Club , .,,. W SLOMAN,, DONNA SMITH, DANNY JV Football Student Council Class Librarian Cat's Purr Rep. Theta Phi SMITH, ROBERT H. JV Football V Football SOUZA, ANNETTE C. S. F. 5s F, T. A, 55 Girls' League 35 Tutor 2s G,A.A. STAINBROOK, DIANE Girls' Uniform Bd. STEVENS, JAMES L. Ba nd STIMPSON, BARBARA Girls' Glee Junior Red Cross STRATTON, DARRELL B Football V Football V Track Jr. Exchange Club X ..,-., . l lu' - SMAIL, LARRY SMITH, KARRELL G.A.A, Annual Staff Radio Workshop SOOTER, BOB Track SPELLMAN, DICK V Football STE. MARIE, CHERRILL Jr. Guard of Honor A Cappella Canteen Cot's Purr Student Council STEVENS, MARILYN Phi Omicron Pres. 2s Student Gov't, Qs Girls' League Phi Omicron Chop. STORMS, JOHNNY Red Cross Rep. 2s STRATTON, MARGIE A Cappella 2s Girls' Glee Canteen 6s Class Librarian 2s Buble Club Qs suMMFt5f I Cross Coll lmtl gwiwrel. Slllll Bpoxrefs Ser. Swett Cow Girls IPJW C55 Bot-.W M molilsou, llflt IIIIOWEI, RUSSEII IIIRNBUII, YVONN Gila league ls Slider' iwwl G tl, A 'Farther ith Q Class lthyqtm, uwostwoob, ft css, F l A. Girls' league, G AA l l VIN Amulet l I I3 Blide A oleieltj Q, ffl intl tg Bond 43 l A Cappella t VAIIGHNV MA AIDHU Si San!! laude lv GUM I stil. ull Sludem Q0 Qmt . X . .,, ..,. .L-L - , .issue Af SUMMERS, DELMER R. SURMANY, JACK SWANNER, BILL Cross Country Track SWINTEK, SHIRLEY Boosters Sec. Student Council Girls' League C.S.F. Bowling Club THOMASON, RICHARD THROWER, RUSSELL TURNBULL, YVONNE Girls' League Rep. Student Council G. A. A. Panther Cub Rep. Class Librarian UNDERWOOD, CARROLL C,S.F. F.T.A, Girls' League, Alt. G.A.A, VAN AMBURGH, JERRY Bit 81 Bridle As Pres. Operetta 2s Key Club As Band As A Cappella As VAUGH N, MARY KAY Alpha Sigma Rho Song Leader 2s Jr. Guard of Honor Soph. Usherette Student Council As I Varsity Football Bee Football Boys' League Rep. Hi Y TAYLOR, LAMAR GENE Class Librarian 2s C. S. F. 2s THOMPSON, ROBERT W Football 3s Track 2s R, O. T, C. 6s Boys' League 2s Student Council THUT, EVELYN C. S. F. Sec. C. S. F. 5s Boosters F. T. A. Girls' League Rep. TURNER, JO RAE G,A.A, Pres., Rec.,Sec7 C.S.F. 5s F.T.A. 5s Boosters 3s Soph. Radio Prog. URBANIAK, FAITH Class Librarian F.B.L.A. VAN HORNE, JOAN Flag Girl Canteen 65 Red Cross Girls' League 2s Alpha Sigma Rho VEATCH, DALE I.- Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Qs Varsity Basketball Hi Y President C. S. F. 2s TAYLOR, SHIRLEY ANN Cats Purr Rep. Mesa, Ariz. High Mask 8. Dagger Student Council Bowling Club THOMPSON, GLENDA C. S. F. 3s TRYON, BONNIE Junior Guard G, A. A. Red Cross Sec. Hall Deputy TYRA, WILLIAM Class Librarian J.V. Football J.V. Baseball URNER, CORINNE C.S.F. As Student Council Rep. Cat's Purr Rep. Panther Cub Rep. Boosters VAN LANINGHAM, P. Boys' League Rep. J.V. Baseball VEATCH, SONDRA Girls' Glee Rolling Panthers Class Librarian Girls' League 5 I 4 'J A fs 52. tk ll ' 1 5 4 A, Ab - . A f , H 'Ji Ar. Ia , fb! , ,,,, ,V ,,.' . ., I' -rf Q X is . yt it I ' ,Lg 1,32 . 4 1 I K f 1. ', . K I u .1 -0. ,'-5', if 4' 'X V ' X A ii? ,l l . v . . 3 .4 f-4 of ... -L 5 1 'll 1 .-tr 9.1 in . 523 l f A ' . l 72 l Q ' 't i K? X . ' 1 . f ..,.-slm' l 3 :mv '. if A .fn ' .eg A Q ef-, sh- A 1 ' A 'E' f , ' seas 4, f lg ,V4 Emita. ca no 4:-if, rt. 3 t fs-A . 'iff ' l Nl. .. .is VEGA, MARY LOU Phi Lambda Theta P, Uniform Board Pres. Jr. Guard of Honor Girls' League Ch. Boosters VOORHEES, AILEEN Uniform Board Qs Rolling Panthers 2s Girls' League Rep. WALTON, DONNA Girls' Glee 2s Girls' League Cat's Purr Rep. Class librarian WARREN, DOROTHY Girls' League 2s Class Librarian Student Store WEEDMAN, JUNE wssr, IVA LEE Aquettes G. A. A. 45 C. S. F. Red Cross Alt. WESTWOOD, ROSS Student Body Host Sr. Class Pres. Thespians 3s Speakers Wks. 4s K.. S. F. Qs WHITEHEAD, BETTY . - -L 4. X VERHOFF, MARY WAGONER JOHN J. Rolling Panthers 2s Bit and Bridle 2s Panther Cub R. O. T. C. 6s WALTON, MARGARET Aquettes 3s Cat's Purr Staff 35 Modern Dance 2s Cat's Purr Columnist Dramatics WARREN, HOWARD R. O. T. C. WEINHOLTZ, HAROLD WEST, NANCY JO Glee Club WHELDON, GAY Thespian Pres. Marquettes Dramatics As Student Council Radio Wks. WHITMORE, BARBARA Marquettes Lambda Theda Tau VICTORINO, LURLINE L. Dress Regulation Bd. WAHLERS, SANDRA C. S. F. 3s WARD, DAVID B. WEBBER, DOROTHY G, A, A. Pres. G. A. A. 6s G. A. A, Publicity Ch C. S. F. 3s F, B. L. A. As west, noors C. S. F. 3s Band ds Orchestra 3s 100 Music Pts. WESTPHAL, RICHARD Varsity Football 2s Theta Phi Pres. Track 2s A Cappella Choir Assistant Sheriff WHITE, HERSH Audio Visual WICKER, CARL Boys' League Class Librarian Cross Country Track Cats Purr Rep. f' L ar l l wicxei. QU' Bev Off 555 Fooflsa WIGGfN5i CRElGl Varsity Fvillm 1.9-Q P.-i Ser H teen We l Kg, Club 35 W' Ax wiixfison. ROBERT Buys' langue Rep CS: Pavwev Cult S'ier:lier Team WllI.lAM5, l0tlNNY Stude1tStole is Class libmimn llavil ng Club Vi Stage Cvew Ss wmuuis, SANDY Womcsmum, i lieu Football 23 WORDENV MN l-queries We leair , X -.. . ..l-.. C... ,,,, .YWKV-,LMA NW, 1 WICKER, DUANE WIDENUII, PAUL WIGGAM, DARRELL Boys' Glee 65 Bee Football WIGGINS, CREIGHTON Varsity Football 35 Theta Phi Sec. Pres. Hi Teen Vice Pres. Key Club 35 Hi'Y As WILKERSON, ROBERT Boys' League Rep. C.S.F. Panther Cub Stretcher Team WILLIAMS, JOHNNY Student Store 25 Class Librarian Bowling Club Pres. Stage Crew 35 WILDHAGEN, CARL JV Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Football C. S. F. 35 WILLIAMS, GEORGIA F.T.A. Girls' League Rep. Cat's Purr Alt. Uniform Board Rep. Hall Deputy Student Council Boys' Leag.ie 35 Annual Staff 25 Class Librarian 2: Flag Detail WILHITE, BEVERLY C.S.F. 55 Uniform Board Rep WILLIAMS, JERRY R. Boys' League Bee Football Varsity Football WILLIAMS, LARRY v. WI'-LAMSI NANCY I-- Audio Visual .JV Baseball 25 Bible Club 45 Band 45 C.S.F. 55 Cat'5 Purr 25 Solfeggio 35 WILLIAMS, SANDY WILSON, MORTON WOHL, ROBERT C.S.F. Pres. Tennis 35 C.S.F. Ch. Key Club Tennis Team Cap. WOHLGEMUTH, DICK WQQDRUFFI FRANCIS WOODS, BETTY JOAN Track Football 25 woRDEN, DONNA Aquettes Rifle Team l WRIGHT, BETTY JEAN F.T,A. 45 Student Store Mgr. Aquettes 35 CSF, Student Council I G.A.A. F.R.C. Pres. Eudia Red Cross Rep. YOUNG, RICHARD D. Yell Leader As Band 6s A Cappella Bee Football Swimming 35 Q. n A fy ew I J s 'Q - we -.5 ' ' , A i Y Y 3 .3 A With the Junior class Bob was The leading man. A large parT of The success of The Junior Senior Prom was due To These hard working officers. Evening in Paris was as refreshing as The cologne and few couples didn'T enioy Themselves, These hours of enioy- menf meant weeks of planning for These defenders of The Junior Class. Bob TheTforcl President Dic': Triggs Treasurer N L up . , 1 -. K ii U 1 'S Shari Commeau Vice Presidenf Sandy Rutherford Secrefary sf-tv T T 5 A fl R Well now. The Sophomores. Larry sTarTed The pace The second sernesTer and The class followed fasT on his heels. They were an acTive class and Jordan was proud of Them. They learned all The nice chanTs and yells and now Nm M-N- '-'-----....,,,, are full on The way of becoming K -K . 'sw-Rh ---... 'I Nsree,-x,lfXX-,XM ' --Q...,,, panthers from cubs. Larry Websfer Presidenf lrene Yeoman V SecreTary 1 'CM Q Bill sieubef ,,, Vice President w 'ff' A in absenTia: gif jg Sharon O'Bergh 'T 'W Treasurer 'QL' X, K Juni ROW mm gmlei 5ANDER5 ' 5 lse'5?l9 ml Aleodvwff lla Sli vlei' l lll'Um RaW'7'M Allew Bmeiisek Dick LTWW D' Biionl UW' all RAR 505595 Raw j.Evll R lee M0195 Gen Gene f4TW5l'Ul'9' J T iymgfhef, Kenlf M, Palmer, ATWOOD - l0Wl ' Kemp, Nunfy Sweeal Gioos, PPQQY llmle' lou Russell, Gail l Mymn Shan, Nnrifl gow . 2 . Slime: Ronald Price, Glen Ken DeGvande, Dick Bevevly Bynes, ROW - 3 - Eu: John Sexlon, Ray Elzenga, David lei Hyra, lmmie Smilli WTCDJ T ROW l . Euvham Gmgm i Olcs, Veneilo Smiq l fll d?, Home l low ' 7 - Renal flrqball, igwe leews lifm, ft Vfesdwl, Vemei Pai Y ROW . 3 I my H AZN Balsam, poi U Wd ll'F99, Gem QLPZTW - Row lx 7-'av . ry HE Jef NVE mi-T l, ' '55 l r. vsrqg La! V VQ ll' no 9 ll ' 1 ' GEM ' Cui, N Cyrus Emyeknl Fzwgn ROW 3, Din kk VW 'llilihn Ju, My PM Sherwood in , 1 Y - I X--. - . ..s....,,,....a......f Juniors '53 SANDERS-ROW I- Barbara Harrill, Sandra BVOWFT, Shirley Brande, Jeri Stokes, Marty Isenberg, Peggy Rueb, Connie Martin, Mary Meadows, Mary Ellen Watt, Odessa Russell, Shirley Williams, Barbara Skillman, Row-2 -James Lay, Gary Richardson, Allen Brakensiek, Ray Wildt, Carmen Bagala, Dick Lisman, Dan Haynes, Tammy Beck, Briant Davis, Bill Hattori, Clyde Bergendahl, Ruth Sanders. Row 3-Bill Cowdrey, Mack St. John, :X Lee Morgan, Gene Wilkins, Jerry Wagner, Gene Armstrong, John Scofield, Bob i L humacher, Kent Goodman, Stanley Pletcher, l Jim Palmer. . i F l ATWOOD - ROW 'I - Marilyn Kallstrom, Karen Kemp, Nancy Sweetland, Diane Beistle, Carol X Groos, Peggy Mettler, Joanne Schroller, Mary Lou Russell, Gail Woodson, Helen Maris, Myrna Short, Nancy Lang, Virginia Cox. ' i ROW - 2 - Sharon Terry, Barbara Jansen, i Ronald Price, Glen Blevins, Lynn Richmond, 'Q' Ken DeGrande, Dick Duran, Yvonne Hawker, Beverly Byrnes. ROW - 3 - Bud Williams, Bob Kingsley, John Sexton, Ray Linn, Jon Burns, Bob Elzenga, David Lewis, Dick Foster, Neil Hyta, Jimmie Smith. ATWOOD - ROW 'I - Shelby Jean Werno, Barbara Gardner, Donna Bell, Sharlene Olds, Veneita Smith, Janell Dunn, Judy McBride, Bonnie Kelly, Jean McClellan. ROW - 2 - Ronald Sheldon, Frances Campbell, Maxine Rupertus, Felice Frank, Leeanne Wilson, Sandra Pulaski, Joan J. Wesdorf, Verner Parrish. ROW - 3 - Jay Hagey, Donald Alford, Tom Batson, Roy Chartain, Rex Simon, Richard Trippe, George Panek. PARRISH - ROW 'l - Ken Baley, Barbara Moore, Joy Sweet, Shirley Dean, Bev. Moffitt, Joyce Lookabaugh, Sherrie Harris, Donna Laughinghouse, Roger Dawes, ROW - 2 - George Hitchcock, Gene Winn, Jim Curtis, Bob Thetford, Ronald Ott, Curtis Batchelder, Brooks Baxter, Verner Parrish, ROW 3 - Don Johnston, Chuck Reed, Ken Wilson, Clinton Stephens, Paul Self, Jgy Kay, Randolph Franchot, Norman Sherwood, .lim Reynolds. .ea f-We X. , Q F- fi if CA Juniors '53 ERSKINE ROW 1 - Barbara Belshaw, Beverly Boylan, Carolyn Mooney, Barbara Baie, Janet Chenoweth, Marlene Slodek, Janet Wardell, Barbara Groff, Pat Casey, Betty Carver, Leolyn Elke, Peggy Shadduck, Barbara Games. ROW - 2 - Sharon Sigloh, Shirley Crawford, Jeannine West, Mary A, Judge, Fred Bergstone, Kent Lee, James Logue, Joe Reed, Jo Mclnosh, Marilyn Burke, Janice Luther, Nancy Morris, Samuel Erskine, ROW - 3 - Arlen Bricker, Ron Coleman, Ron Dickerson, Allison Owen, Earl Finney, Robert Crowley, Karl Pruit, Eddie Minor, Gary Sizelove, Wayne Gill LARSEN - ROW I - Shirley Dawes, Jeanie Gillespie, Louise White, Dixie Lee Jones, June Spencer, Shari Cornmeau, Bonnie Williams, Mary Hindley, Sharon Bond, Sl-iirley Foxman, Betty Connors, Maureen Schneckner. ROW 2 - Stanley Larson, Lupe Vega, Donald Clinkinbeord, Harry Kreis, Roy Daniel, Leroy Barnes, Bill Thomas, Bob March, Terry Lancaster, Pat Slattery. ROW - 3 - John Chamberlain, Jim Kymala, Ray Lint, William Replogle, Ronnie Fisher, Butch Heifner, Bob Henderson, Allen Erni. PARRISH - ROW I - Lea Miranda, Peggie Beck, Arline Walker, Sara Crowell, Cleatus Thompson, Paula Thompson, Euritha Stursa, Jackie Glover, Bonnie Stump, Darlene Emmerich. ROW - 2 - Nancy Ball, Carl Lisk, John Kessell, Mike Monahan, Don Lundby, Don Johnson, Carole Saettele, Verner Parrish. ROW - 3 - Tommy Gray, Moris Hill, Al Brown, Art Carrington, Ralph Prescott, Eddie King, Gayle Dan, Jerry Reynolds. LARSEN - ROW 1 - Fred R. Erlenfreld, Helen J. Schauf, Mary B. Reisler, Pat L. Wapensky, Kathryn M. Hess, Diane A. Nielsen, La Juanna Sheperd, Suzanne Fulton, Patt Goble. ROW - 2 - Stanley Larsen, Carl Hamilton, Neill Gustin, Johnny Rice, Bill Smith, Don Horton, Thomas Logan, Henry Frese, Terry Doser. ROW - 3 - Dole Pikop, Ronald Jarvis, Dean Baurle, Russ Clark, Bob Wonder, Jim Belk, Dole Cowling, Dick Bower, Robert Jensen. limit gqsiiwr V low ips- Well' ' W Arlerf 5' .uit algal Row 1 y . ,li m5imrel0fl5r Emerie Wlllcllls' wijmgr Kwiile izirlelessun, fl Smel flsllne Row , 3 . iii W, wesffi lf' Dc, gimriecwf. RU' -EFOSKE . ROW l ,ggi tilimd, Kit Vgti Lew. DW Avid' lluilnia P Harm, Judy ltr: ROW - 7 - lif Eu.-raids, Dolores Corrie Hll, tiluii harry ihllps, lichen Etieiosle, HOW - J - Unk Jewell lim C:n,i Fistex louis Domi Fleeger. Dick Kiwi 2 - row 1 . QW Ecncg -,Jnm Aw MT, Q 1 1- .cguri BQ Hive iussei in ur :rar ' 'ln MUQUYUQ 'tnwil-U, ROW . Dafene 1 - into 'ZW time 3. ZW lcprvqx M 'melt' Betty in -'uiieew QW trmy, ROW Hi '--its r ter ' 3 - 'iii , DM g - in mi GX. 'lznzer D 53 TC C 'PT' Juniors '53 ERSKINE - ROW 1 - Joy Spurgeon, Jodi Rydell, Joan Emanuel, Eddie Hill, Arlene Garr, Betty Lusco, Judy Crystal. ROW - 2 - Jack Bettger, Shirley Westmoreland, Donna Price, Burlene Williams, Camilla Breeding, Kathleen Johnson, Carole Jessup, Chet DeLapp, Samuel Erskine. ROW - 3 - Phil Nelson, George Shirey, Wesley King, Jon Dyer, Don Brennecke, Ronald Cherry. CHEROSKE - ROW I - Bertha Rabe, Leah Alford, Kathleen Hunt, Patti Lester, Dianne Brese, Alisu Arndt, Barbara Harter, Elaine Barton, Judy Thorndike. ROW - 2 - Jim Wright, Bob Edwards, Dolores Nordquist, Connie Hill, Marion Buchanan, Nancy Phillips, Dotty Chambers, Robert Cheroske. ROW - 3 - Dick Kamalo, Robert Jewell, Jim Cain, Tom Baker, Wally Fisher, Louis Damerval, Kenny Fleeger, Dick Chandler. s - ROW I - Genny Hotchkiss ,, Bobbie Jansen, Audrey White, Norma Sogard, Barbara Moran, lr! Darlene Russell, LaVerne, Morris, Barbara Augustus, Danna Hamilton, Darlene Smith. ROW - 2 - Carol Davis, Shirl Daniels, Claude Strawbridge, Larry Kopriva, Jon Hansen, Basi Frawley, Betty L. Hancock, Charleen Chant, Paticia Rohrabacher. ROW - 3 - Wayne Wilson, J DeLoye, Dave Pearson, Kermy Jordan, Bill Gibbs, Dave Spencer Bob Hooper, David Dickson. I, 9--.gy ..---- ,- . ,F x..e.,..-. Y .- Q - Juniors '53 NDERS - ROW I - Miriam Carson, Karen Wilson, Linda Tunnell, Carol Wheldon, Marilyn Lewis, Donna Tull, Joyce Marchant, Wanda Hess, Gayle Gordon, Beverly Bromley, Anna Lau Hancock, Beverly Kelly, Norma Evans. ROW - 2 - Evelyn Bumgarner, Don Wilson, Richard Downing, Duane Williams, Dwight Williams, Tom Shannon, Jerry Fisher, Sheila Greer, Venis Wade, Ruth Sanders. ROW - 3 - Leonard Estes, Ward Morse, Leon DeVries, Leo Costello, Bob Drollinger, Donald Hanan, Ronald Gilbert, Bob Aslnman, Dick Triggs, Dick Lopp, CI RIELLO - ROW 'I - Barbara Blackburn, Carol O'Blennis, Fm Modesto, Mary Lou Badenoch, Diane Wilson, Nancy Misener, Gloria King, Georgia Pierce, Jean Piccarelli, Sharon Coy, Juanita Speirs, Bonnie Barrett. ROV! - 2- Nancy Witcher, Sylvia Hancock, Ron Porter, Rickey Maris, Bill Rounds, Paul Phillips, Leo Hingley, Eleanor Womack, Sandra Lynch, Robert E. Ciriello. ROW - 3 - Buddy Plender, Jock Keller, Byron Hewlett, Richard Lourimore, Craig Hood, Don Rodgers, Tom Gollohugh, Bob Porter, Chuck Hastings. LS - ROW 1 -Tacy Linagen, Darlene Wheeler, Shirley Coon, CHEROSKE ' Row l 'SUNY Lefis. Lois Hollondf Diane Geneldu Open, Michele, Banks, Nicky Meimsel LOU Am., Williams, Diane Hughes, Loretta Darrell, Sharon Binning, Loffeny Shirley Arthur, Carol Croft, Eileen Endter ROW 2 -Dick Koss, Bob Scharnell, Bill Wolf, Dan De Vinna, ROW ' 2 ' MUVY Bofflosf Bwbuffl Nickerson, Lois Joldcni Jim Coveney, James Wilcox, Carol Dimmick, Esther Riga, Robert H. ROW 3 - Gene Hannigan, Carl Crawford, Gene Hunter, Cllefoske' Fred Ingle, pred 0055, ROW 3 - Howard DeVoe, Clifford Moor, John Ct I 1 X' 5 Kirkpatrick, Duane Christensen, Thomas King, Alfred Mukai, Dave Ward, Gordon Brown. 0749 .. sv Afg- l l U., junio 1 , P-UTEN - ROW I me Jus lem I Urn' Allen 'A ,,.,r in-Pla ll wxnm Navgli ew' mpmwm rwlct, 55 9lll l .3 JJPNW' My Rom Mc Wmnwk tow 1 - W Wald -,igir E050 ml J sg,-ig Rowe, J' ., , l Sopliomo WMWWW E:'r.oi Silt me :is iw Starlet sim Miurli lm E0lV 1 - ledni Russell mmmww Me, lit GJllG9ll9' 359, Jud Eymrt, ROW J - llelvn Chani Emil Gary Gmfll , Senardh Gene Dltltf lzrnsm i'.ilfJl ROW l -Margi linda Jlarl, Carol l lee Unis lfyma I-'t Sandia Holmes, Pat: ROW 7 - ima Regan, Len Pmost, Frurli l :sis Giise, Sinn Hg, l0W Cl - Neiman Bay, fcullev, Ggoigg Delft : W, nil vii cisiiirifinmw, W lllellle' Sleillunie 'l:'E3Q9. Carolyn HC .zilerie Eaton! WW .eimggl lull 2 ' Dtlnuld Sie larva lliurpky G iw, lmgld Ulm 'avr pm mm MM , V lelli lm: .zririm lm HJ fv- ' ' f 1' '-- A.-M n,.,,- a C 7,7-W1 Juniors '53 PATTEN - ROW I - Fayola Donofiro, Jean Parke: Verna Lone, Jack'e Solomon, Lois Schneider, Kathryn Allen Sandra l-laroly, Betty Dale, Laura Casella, Billie Gano, Barbara Goldsmith, Natalie Newlun, Anita Downing. ROW 2 - Maureen Butler, Edith i-lambric, Shirley Phillips, Beverly Neal, Roberta Squaires, Frieda Johnston, Mary Helen Bragg, Beverlyr Morgado, Donna Mae Smith, Marcia Johnston, Happy Rogers, Gloria Patten. ROW 3 - Lloyd Pollard, Eddie Lauer, Roy A. Wright, Bob G, Jones, Don Barner, Gary Zingg, Doyle Rowe, Jerry Harlan, Bill Sopliomores '53 Sampson, Sally James, Ann Corner, Lolita , Elke, Joan Shockey , Marilyn Delane, Patricia McGrary, Linda Penner, Betty Hill. ROW 2 - Teddy Russell, David Baker, Johr Alls, Paul Dugger, George Crane, Jerry Moore, Jim Gallagher, Allen Middleton, Don Gerbig, Jack Byrant, Vivian Wehrli. ROW 3 - Melvin Chandler, Bob Kinder, Smith, Gary Grant, Harold Biddle, Gerhardt, Gene Drace, Dennis Roe, Larry Johnson, WRIDE - ROW I - Margaret Tubbe, Betty Taylorg Linda Black, Carol Bingman, Doris Merrick A V Lee Dav.s, Myrna Andrus, Lorna Andrews, Sandra Holmes, Patt Coon, Rosalie Wride. ROW 2 - Bruce Regan, Ken Ednes, Ed Critser Leon Provost, Frank Powers, Bob Whinery, Jess Grise, Stuart Hart. ROW 3 - Norman Bay, Jim Streetz, Roger Coulter, George DeVinna, Carl Hawkins, Phil Mulkey, Dick Williams, GREENFIELD- ROW I - Patie Cloninger, Marilyv Truelove, Stephanie Brawnwnell, Jean Eldredge, Carolyn Hawley, Bonnie Wapenski Marlene Eaton, Winfred Rogers, Gloria Jennings. ROW 2 - Donald Greenfield, Virgina Clark, Darlene Murphy, George Stokes, Ralph Brink, Donald Ulrnan, D.no Caihi, Wilma Percy, Paula Shaw. ROW 3 - Jerry Burton, Pat Cauley, Richard Conklin, George Sorensen, Larry Wicker, Don Ferguson, Dick Beckman, Norman Coates, Jim Huston, .XJ mi, 0 ,L F5 -.. C33 A ' Sxdpliomores '53 JERND V ROW I -Dagmar Bellman, Sharon Clemmer, Delores Green. Carolyn Walker, Pat Taylor, Linda Drew, Joan Stotroen, Carolin Wagner, Mary Birkes, Norma Robinson. .ROW 2 -Alvin Zimmer, Glenn Auflick, Melvin Hanson, Dick Thompson, Herb Sterenburg, Larry Webster, Ran Bratton, Fred Zuelch, Dick Chance, Don Gilbert, Harry Meyer, Clark Bernd. 3 -Dick Silver, Tom Cunningham, Chuck Kuskie, Frank Hayes, Bob Summers, Gene Lindohl, Harold Garrison, Earl Harman, Bob Guess, Clyde Crawford, Andy Sargenti, Glenn Seltzer. LEE - ROW I -Ellen Schenk, Sondra Gehlken, Theresa Schifoudo, Delores Bolander, Babaro Burris, Shirley Spellman, Susan Deppe, Beth Halls, Oakes, Marilow West, Susan Beck, Shelvia Masterson, Ruby Maisch. 2 -Arlene Still, Weva Ward, Edith Peterson, Phyllis Coale, Nora Szarkowicz, Betty White, Lorraine Crowe, Mary Lou McNabb, Goldie Maisch, Sandie Chervenka, Carol Elliott, William Lee, 3 -Les Ketcham, Marvin Husted Kenneth Peyton, Robin Linogen, Bill Goodart, Don Foler, Robert Hardoway, Roy Daniel, Roy Norton, Wesley Axsom, David Landgrof. - ROW 'I - Bill Haiislett, Pat Anderson, Peggy Black, Nanci Parrent, Carol John, Carol Wright, Mory Tyler, Hanice Reineke, Vangelene, Newton, Carol Houchin, Budd Albright. 2 - Vivian Wehrli, Howard Harris, Ron Hritz, Don Trinkle, Harlet Starkey, Bob Prior, Bill Coleman, Randal Gerber, Sam Lacey. Y 3 - Robert Tolmadge, Dave Johnson, Jim Hutchinson, Dick Brown, Darrell Van Hooser, Kent Ord, R. O. Davis, Martin Finley, Dave Jacksons Donald Loring. GREENFIELD ROW I - Norma Rockwell, Vera Dolezal, Dorothy Miles, Shirley Ouellette, Dionce Thomas, Janice Gooder, Joan Botter Grace Colderwoocl, Bonita Spalsbury, Arliss Wahler, Mr. Greenfield. HOW 2 - Fredda Pinkerton, Olivia Shaw, Jack Beckwith, Kirk Oakes, Tom Shadle, Bob Munn, Hal Barnett, Howard Gutherie, Sylvia Fletcher, Estelle Atkinson. EOW 3 - Kirk Darrell, Norman Long, Hollis Lewis, Larry Briggs, Buddy Green, Charles Price, Bill Gerardi, Joseph Morgado, Bob Wilslow, Owen Martin. fC ' 4 ' Soplvl lee law l' 5 Qlcifli l g ginsov 9 ' A . W, A l- L5 my Q Ti Row 7. ilu lee. Symemll, L 2 Farlald l' S, mv li Ge ,ee 5 'llmdm iowi - ll' W 9 ml U DN 5 ?:geiS, J- Al' g malt. l C' i. iw' :Vit ROW l' line, t 7595 E Mya, 3 Janet, Cm. D Biime yy, yiliciiofxi liltf P mail. 5 5' iowt-P W 5 Eeclei L Collet 5 Wir, lil tile i, Miter, S Sm l from ROW J -P Steorer. A Sliuitezman, l E til: Plieiscn. lil lluir, H. Kel l lctvson,D iii l'i0l,lAS - ROW l - E Uonlspl Si l litchall We .l Snitlv, J. lui G Pzufder, lil ROW 2 - K. lutlei P Dalian, 5,3 lszst , Nl, lsnra E 3 Sewell F li Oil:ir:loi,l C ROW J - D Wiley, li' Fowler, T GU l Quin H, O55 l li'ei'oi5, D. Bm E 7.59 E :ed lim: iowi.f l F:ifsl'sy, ri 1 0 '-lwstnll, Q F li' Eeflumn iowa VD Iam l 'Tlffi l ri it Jiimgr f . L n: L Prim A L. 5 Em lol' 1 - ali rip., f fm. D if Arena.-my I A ::'qllE,N D- I -,gqgiyi j 'WEL L Q , ' TQ? if .,,, f--1 . ROW y J 3'e:.q,i' L g 'wifi 5 ' lflri i 1 L Elm i HOW 2 , ii,X 'J 'lffjf 5 ' liwi ROW 1 . : E page il H r,.,,, F r Elite Q ' 7 Q- . .. , Sopltomores '53 Lee - Row 1 - N. Pyffer, N. Westpha S. Glover, N. Burks, R. Ballard, S. Stinson, D. Smith, V. Howard, C. Satter, A. Murphy, L. Knowles, B. Kaae, R. Turner, ROW 2 -W. Lee, B. Rudder, S. Brinkerhoff, C. Weller, P. Dills, G. Packard, J. Burns, E. Dickens, G. Cook, J. Gelder, S. Mottaz, J. Lee, B. Amadon. ROW 3 - W. Stein, C. Booker, B. Dial, D. Dow, G. Spehar, B. Rogers, J. Andrews, M. Zearott R. Horvath, R. Gandy, C. LaGrone. K. Fager. PATTEN - ROW I - G, Patten, B. Page, K. Page, B. Adkins, L. Weaver, D. Jones, P. Vickers,S. O'Bergh, D. Blume, M. Lucero, M. Walton, B. McGuinn, B. Fischer, P. ClayPool, C. Smith. ,f ROW 2 - P. Mize, S. Rogers, C. Decker, C. Conley, L. Pikop, J. Knight, M. Mellinger, V. Fletcher, S. Smith, J. Woosley, J. Crain. ROW 3 - P. Shearer, D. Hedy, A. Shusterman, G. Coats, C. Mc Pherson, R. Shelton, M. Klarr, H. Kelley, G. Broadwell J. Johnson, D. Buckland, THOMAS - ROW 'I - R. Knight, B. Donley, J. Smith, P. Reihm, J. Ritchie, R. Weedman, J. Smith, D. Jackson, K. Baldwin G. Pounder, M. Reid, M. Thomas. ROW 2 - K. Luther, J. D. Sonis R. Dodson, B. Steuber, D Mac lsoac , N. Lantow, J. Harding, C. B. Sewell, F. Pazata, N. Orlandos, I. Ohls, P. Burleson. ROW 3 - D. Willey, D. Jewel M. Fowler, T. Quick, H. West, J. Curtiz, H. Osborne, B. Barrett, J. Meirose, D. Brown, M. Maddox, B. Nash. E. Redding. BERND - ROW 1 - E. Riley, M. Prouse, R. Hawskley, N. Sharp, D. Justis, G. Marshall, C. French, M. Besch, M. DeMann. ROW 2 - D. Dawes, E. Hunden. J. Chaffee, M. Puckett, J. Parsons, N. Winnen, C. Bayless, D. Groyle D. Hartman, A, Atencio, D. Kline, C. Bernd. ROW 3 - Bill Flippen, G. Cerney, D. Hentschel. C. Chenawith, P. Schwab, C. Schaffer, D. Drummond, M. Langford, J. Shadduck, S. Turner, A. Curl, G. Anderson, J. Fogg. THOMAS - ROW 1 - A. Schlosser. D. Stewart, A, Seelgen. K, Kendrick, C. Creveling, B. Kelley, C. Vosburg, D. Dellernee A. DeMent, S. Gage. ROW 2 - M. Quinn, J. A. Murray, C. Burris, B. Blake, M. Provost. M. Keating, S. Koori, J. LOQUG. M. Somerville, M. Winesett, B. Lenorud, M. Thomas. ROW 3 - B. Sullivan, R. Jenkins, E. Pope, J. West, E. Chease, B. Ewen, D. Fife, R. Klamn F, Cochrati 'Sf --by ,..-- V ,. .!i.., Y ,. .WL .,n Sophomores '53 GROSS Row I - Marilyn Bryant, Terry Tibbitts, Helena Browning, lMi Arlene Lotts, Joy Lee Brown, Joanne Crowley, Pat Bryan, Marlene Bancroft, Cherie Potter, Sharon Phillips, Pat Mayer, Helen Walters. Row2 -Albina Pfirrmann, Priscilla Pulliam, Jackie Perry, Jerry nick, Larry Beanblossom, C. H. Macklin, Norman Satterfield, John Feagins, Maureen Coffey, Gloria Simons, Jean Emerson, Miss Carolyn Grass. Row3-Howard Oldham, Ronald Furtak, Troy Roquemore, Gary Osborn, David Holmes, Jim Arasim, Richard Naegle, Clifford Whitehead, Jim Sentman, Marion Ely, Art Poole, Ronnie Bonnewitz. PADGHAM Rowl -Nancy Goodloe, Bernice Hart, Elenor Hein, Holly Hansen, Sue Yoder, Joyce Irwin, Leila Bourne, Kathy Arvig, Lois Post, Darlene Lowe, Barbara Reidman, Teen Malone, Eileen Beck. Ruw2 - Irmel Orris Padgeham, Joanne Richardson, Tom Stoute, John Olson, Don Hamilton, Pat Parkins, Don Cossarek, Francis Lowe, Jerry Evans, Larry Warsoff, Connie Jean Lawler, Sandra Henley. Row3-Stan Baraden, Gary Cochran, Elster Champlain, Bill Poole, Nelson Lantow, Ronald Somerby, Paul Peterson, Larry Brown, Jackie Williams, Danny Tripp, Jim Young, James Lewis. WRIDE - ROW 1 - Yvonne Porter, Ruth Waterson, Irene Yeoman Betty Beard, Martha Hegarty, Julia DeVries, Sharryl Diedrich, Darlene Salomon, Myrna Reynolds, Nancy Reed, Virginia Ennis, Row2 - Fred Rae, Bob McNair, Clayton Franz, Nelson Reynolds, Leroy Beanblossom, Kenny Peterson, Jack Dial, Rudy Orsell, Ronnie Hemmerlin, Jan Orme, Rosalie Wride, ROW 3 - Chuck Gideon, Gary Harrison, Jerry Hunter, Duane Bryson, Bob Elzea,Dwaine Beebe, Fred Burroughs, Don Hensly, Ronnie Nichol Lyle Merrell. GROSS A ROW I- Myrtis Saunders, Ethel Frawley, Norma Groves, Mary Brooks, Dorothy Ann Vogel, Kathy Cather, Lola Frantz, Frances Cottom, Carol Fletcher, Jackie Hyde, Nancy Matson, Cheryl Marchant, Joan Duke. Row 2 -Sandra Murphy, Sandra Ballonce, Shirley Taber, Shirley Reay, Connie Loudenback, Virginia Gritton, Ruth Ann Baca, Gail St. Marie, Jackie Fields, Arlene Axsom, Janice Fields, Sylvia Van Pool, Miss Carolyn Gross. Row3 - Ronnie Shull, Gordon Owens, Bill Phillips, Eddie Mullenex, Leon Allen, Bob Price, Bill Hazelton, Fred Cushing, Jack Moore, Clifford Conrad. KM 477, . i l ClCfIVIfIES X we ls X- J 1 ' r 'la , 1 3 I I U. L T Q A , ., .1 x . X, I F 5' All seniors look forward To gradUaTion. IT means honor, adUlThood, maTUriTy, eqUaliTy and less work. Along wiTh The gradUaTion services is Vespers in which The seniors for once siT qUieTly. BUT These are Things only one class can enioy There is The All School Picnic in which TUn is had by all. There is candy CoTTon, candy apples, and, UnTorTUnaTely, a Tew candied hams. BUT aside from The Tew who goof, all The Jordan sTUdenTs geT a big bang oUT of being able To Throw darTs, play golf and Throw Tennis balls. IT's a physcological release from all The Tension The sTUdenTs are sUbiecTed To, Senior DiTch Day is greaT sporT. The waivers are signed and The boaT leaves The boaT reTUrns, The seniors geT on, The boaT leaves. The seniors aren'T relieved, bUT once on CaTalina They are . . of mosT of Their money. BUT aside from The Chamber of Commerce of CaTaIina everyone enioys himself. And in all The schools acTiviTies wheTher iT's on campUs or CaTaIina everyone enioys himself Li ,, .3 V . 1 1 . V T 5 T, lr ,II 'L L E - io,re'T , ll il i r l li rl ' ' tl . T3 l I il A l T, ' M I V . V lftiiz li Y r g lerrySliri f Di f T l yell leuil ,T il 3, song lem fs muiorelie llug girls -T4 in 'l l l i l l i l l Mmm um Erinl , che, N, llolldin X i 4. lr A l 0 Judy Thorndike Phyllis Moeield Joy Seealen, PaTTy Brinkerhofi Lorraine l-lumphry Mary Kay Vaughn These Jordan co-eds exerTed Themselves To The uTmosT, Tar Jordan, Tor The Team, and Tar The glory. Cheering The Team and mosT of The Time Trying To cheer The Jordan specTaTors, These girls did an ouTsTanding iob all season. Keeping The song leaders enThused were The cheer leaders. These men flashed Thru Their snappy rouTines vviTh almosT perTecTion. They Too did a very good job, and Terry Shroeder, Dick Young, we can buT hope Their successors will be as professional. DFarresT Jones. Twirling their bafons in Time II I d To The music, and almosT always keeping ye hold of Them, These girls were insTrumenTal in causing us To enjoy The games We Wenl To. song leaders With their flags spinning righr and leTT These girls gave our games and assemblies added pep. Yes, They cerTainly did. Janice LuTher, KaThy Heilslw, Brink, Cheri Claesson, Janell Dunn, BooTh, Mary l-laxTon, Jeannie Row, Joan Lloydine, Dixon, Bevenlsy-Byrne.s, Van l-lorne, Merle Bean, Carol Ehorn. N..-...- Row I Barbara Dillion, Lois Snyder, Leah Alford, Nancy Lang. Row 2 Gail Woodson, Rae Sayers, Diane Beistle, Fran Bagala. Row 3 Janet Rhodes, Carol Groos, Mary Lou Russell. Virginia Hunt. Row 1 Beverly Bromiey, Donna Hamilton, Jenny Hotchkiss, Maureen Butler, Viriginia McDowell, Lupe Vega. Row 2 Barbara Gomes, Jo Anne Bigger, Betty Craver, Sherie Jones, Wendy Hanscom, Arlene Laking. Row I Georgia Huebner, Ida Mae Davis, Sharon Filbert, Ann Bartlett, Jeanine Rogers. Row 2 Joyce Bard, Freida Johnson, Shirley Swintek, Betty Everley, Marlene Bigger, Beverly Boylan, Pat Casey. boosters I UPPER LEFT ROW 'l Sharon O'Bergh, Virginia Fletcher, R'Deen Turner. ROW 2 Terry Tibbitts, Kay Page, Sharian Rogers, Darlene Stewart. ROW 3 Betty Beard, Sharon Stinson, Rodelyn Ballard, Darlene Solomon, LOWER LEFT ROW I Darlene Lavve, Jackie Wooley, Judy Crain, Jean Smith. ROW 2 Yvonne Porter, Lois Post, Joyce Richie, Katherine Arvig, Leia Bourne, Elenor Hein, Jill Parsons. UPPER RIGHT ROW 1 Bonnie Wapensky, Beverley Farmer, Anita Schlosser. ROW 2 Anna De Ment, Barbara Blake, Cynthia Decker, Maureen Coffee, Sharon Phillips, Darlene Jones, Linda Weaver, Mavis Provost. LOWER RIGHT Row 'I Carol Davis, Shirley Crawford, Jackie Solomon, Laura Casella, Diane Wilson, Norma Sogard. Row 2 Barbara Moran, Jeanne Coppedge, Maxene Lake, Janet Wardell, Jeanne West, Alice Judge. Drilling with precision and pam-poms, these girls displayed the pep and prettiness Jordan is capable ot. Showing up at all the games, parades, and pep assemblies they were the epitome of Jordan spirit. Although most of the girls don't know the meaning ofthe word it is a compliment. It takes many hours, days, weeks to become a Booster. Not because it is exclusive, it isn't. But because ofthe work required in learning The routines needed, and those routines are something Jordan .. ef,qan,l:1e,praud of. ,M , Nhhyt K Jzywgwwgwwaw-M ff- fp nf, 'E ,K in A Hgf ,Q '.3n.4 ,f , A Q Q. , , Q th vi, g 25 I, f I ' X.: , M H iv ,Q f W if ff ! iw? My 'iw 'Q 'Q Q git, 5 'f ' ,wp ,,,, ,, -Q 252' gr j.V . 5 it 5 Eff -W-mf JW. 5 13 , L ,, it S QIKQ 1 , 1 gfsffjg vw Qs!-1 . i fx 4' f.4v'm:vf2 1 . if Q, , N r .ggi 8 fa if Q , L 4 I I .,,v V, Ep 6 Y ! 4.36 Q if Hr .2 Y -X 1. S x S, x N. ?? '5i W AQ? Wi 5 6 an fi - X. f1?fk4 Q- Q w x 1 5 . x x ,L N 4 f.. H It .A,A 2 ' Q ?Xx8 ZR, l E ,E ,E S, H W 1 . w si: M 6 Q Q GLQQQ W 1 - wg iff, 'H 1 .l ,QQQ if A 5 Q y V ' Q 15 -L? 4 ' i , Z' 4, , ' f . .. , A' Wm: 2' s fs ., ? I 5 , V QB l N, , + Q - . W B 21 Designed to develope a spirit of active and inTelligenT inTeresT These National Thespians contribuTed much To The drama highlighTs of The year Only Those who meet certain requirements established by This organization can ioin. lt is The highest honor a drama sTudenT can receive at Jordan, excluding the glory. 1 , ft. - espluns T, T 1 . Row I Shirley Kuster, Ross Westwood, Carol Q-g Randgaard, Joan Wesdorf, Bob Reynolds, Gay I 5' Wheldon, Johnny Davis, Phyllis Jacobson. l -ll N 40 lx it .Ii yi l,t t' l Us . .l N N . .'. I . tl - N g Tim Wright, Bob Ewen, James Fette, Richard Conklin, Mr. Green, Sharon Coy, Them ec Warren Nordgren, Dan Cossarek, John Sherman, Ronald Johnson, Louis 9 Damerval, Fred Senter, Roberta Squaires, John Williams, Charles Hawley, donnuv Wilma Deffinbaugh, Marvin Millinger, Jean Gregory, Kieth White, Bob ' Drollinger, Charles Reid, Richard Klamm, Bud Davis, Bob Miles, Garold mmk Crandall, Mr. Milroy, Georgia Fine. O productions audi Uttdettlte Gwen and By earning a certain number of points itttwesm Through appearing in Kim i, public performances, members m X TI5' of dramaTics become members Und X t. foliar of Marquettes. X The members of This club clossptove, participate in many meetings, parTies and Trips during The year. crggmm, C marquettes Elaine Hunter, Gay Wheldon, Jimmy Andrews, Joyce Dalton, Roberta Squaires, Ross Westwood, Shirley Kuster, Donald Hanan, Betty Dale, Carol Randgaard, Joan Wesdorf, Bob Reynolds, Phyllis Jacobson, Sharon Coy. Sl 3. W' ' j ' 15 A.. , ,ff i .1 , . 5 J Gig i? ,, if4'k A' : 32' j ffl ig? Q Q9 r N E? 3 -5 tl X Q 5 T A 5 ??5A o ce and nurse Trying to keep The records assisTing The nurse and The counselors, and checking on innumerable details are all The jobs ofthe office girls. These workers are some of The many Jordan students who, by Their work and indusTry, are helping To make Jordan a beTTer place l i n which To live. This organization -- The William Logan Sfephens Chapter of The FuTure Teach- ers of America - - was creaTed To fosTer The ideals of leadership, in all fields, especially Teaching. Any sTudenT who has a college IQ and is inTeresTed in Teaching as a profession is welcomed by This club. Mrs. lrmel O, Padgham is The much respecfed sponsor, f.i. u. ROW 1 Charles De Riemer, Sally Johnson, Bonnie Myers, Jo Ann Cooley, Leona Derr, AnneTte Souza, Jo Roe Tunner, Marlys Coon, Carol Ehorn, Barbara Crespin, Shirley Brockman. Row 2 Marilyn Martin, Roberta Squaires, Marlene Schunk, Nanci Mc Ginn, James Palmer, Sylvia Baber, Marlene Basham, Elizabeth Baker, Elaine Marron, Molly Fish. Row 3 Richard Lourimore, Jon Dyer, David Short, Jon Hardin, Shaggy Adams, Briant Davis, Dale Fairbanks, Charles Martinson, Tom Douglas. ROW 1 Arlene Laking, Carol Stephenson, Nancy WiTcher, Darlene Russell, Diane Hughes, Shari Commeau, Marry lsenberg, Caroll Underwood, Margaret Short, Gail Woodson, Donna Mae Smith. ROW 2 Carol Randgaard, Evelyn Thur, Barbara Dillon, Georgia Williams, Norma Sogard, Dena McDowell, Betty Dale, Carole Flores, Carolin Brown, Arlene Kimball, Par Linen. ROW 3 Gale Gordon, Terry Shroeder, Jay Hagey, Bob Wohl, Lee Morgan, Harald Berry, Richard St. John, Davi nsiele-, in I Slflllla BW in WS, failr l Eg, IhomPW i ' Silva l 1:51 'Y ' .im Youll? li l.li.l W 1 Dyna Price, Ewigw Dsnnc lilo E:'bJ'c Goldswii :,'J5.i, lower CW ,ggve Scsicller. 4,3755 lliurlene from Bond, Pot Maru llickevsm He' ol isl ful De ROW! qi k u llfi Se. 1 'ful lovelcr mllnli lloir Peieiml U iowi 5, EAW' View iowa ,, 'Wi llll wol il M' .NS gs., .J an .X X E Row I Sandra Brown, Dixie Lee Jones, Faith Urbaniak, -,Xu Glenda Thompson, Lois Frazier, Sylvia Hancock, Catherine Young, Pat Litten. fo be lo as Row 2 Donna Price, Barbara Belshaw, Donna Mae Smith, Barbara Goldsmith, Sandra Pulaski, Janet Chenoweth, Joanne Schroller, Diane Hughes, Marlene Basham, Sharon Bond, Pat Flaherty, Barbara Nickerson. Helping in the development ot future business leaders ot America is the Future Business Leaders ot America. Dedicated to the idea ot furthering themselves ROW 1 Charles DeRiemer, Briant Davis, Mack St. John, Allan Brakensiek, Larry Loveland, David Baker, Stan Mottaz, Norman Baldwin, Paul Petersen, Charles Phillips. ROW 2 Sylvia Baber, Donna Mae Smith, Sharon Hughes, Arlene Laking. ROW 3 Helen Brown, Peggy Black, Betty Hill, Elizabeth Baker. world friendship . Y -ff'-' x mei.. in their chosen line ot business, these girls take part in many activities to help acquaint themselves with the dutes and responsibilities of their work. To promote a better understanding ot peoples and issues through discussion, speakers and debates is the aim of this internationally minded group. Panel Day is the biggest event on their calendar and each year they make it better than the last. Yes, it was certainly good this time. U .nl,..--., , ' 1 f 1 I I E 3 5 F k w w 1 1 w Led forward by the standard bearers of the California Scholarship Federation, members were expectant of good things and they received them. Officers are: Harold Berry, Chairman of the Committee of Five, Charles Martinson, Vice President, Evelyn Thut, Secretary, and Shirley Brockman, President. Bob Burroughs, Treasurer, was unavoidably detained. scholarship After maintaining a high enough Scholastic standing to receive ten or more. scholar- ship points, Jordan students are eligible to become members of C. S. F. An annual trip each year is taken, this year to the convention at Pasedena. Chapter 288 is very proud of its position in the state wide organization. In the line of inspiring students to be excellent scholars, it also fosters brighter ideals service to the school. Row 1 Juanita Kern, Barbara Goldsmith, Nancy Reed, R'Deen Turner, Stephanie Brownell, Janice Reineke, Sharian Rogers, Peggy Black, Kay Page, Linda Weaver, Linda Penner. Row 2 Dagmar Bellman, Wendy Hanscom, Dorothy Hartman, Pat Bryan, Darlene Jones, Sharon Stinson, Sherri Gage, Sharon of leadership and sophomores Koon, Betty Craver, Sheri Jones, Patty Anderson, Pat Vickers. Row 3 Marlene DeMann, Patsy Reihm, Jack Beckwith, Ronald Somerly, Bob Munn, Pat Parkins, Bob Wonder, Mike Zearott, Jimmy Andrews, Hal Barnett , Paul Peterson, Larry Brown, Joanne Crowley 9 K!! .Q 4 ,R ls F2 J ,ns X 1 I 1 X ww lv, W K -i I 'N Q., 2 l m 5, gy. n 'C I I I 9, W, :Sv Rf-tr, ' ff f ' 5 f 24 7 43 af ly . 1 1 Z f . in ff , Z , vi t 1 Q? If . 5222, ' Mw W. . sf 53 ,Lvl ,, 4, an S3214 I, 5 I 'A , my J 1 fy .1- V, T, 'fl' -W-use ' h I , ,V ' f 'N . 5 fm- .,,. w-1 ww . rv f- ' ' 'gcwfofw-x1f.f. ' s .QW is gggfig 5 u g 5 1 ,k 1 5 lf? 5 fl, 1 1 Q 3 3 42, , . Q5 mf x ,.f,f K Q 8 .L ' 13 H H I NI 1 4 ' .' , -, I Y- A Y I 2 g L 1 Ki ROW 1 - Roberta Scheer, Mickey Reinhart, Charlene Smith, Alisu Arndt, Doris Mcc Isaac, Irene Baalke, Lois Schneider, Phyllis Moefield, Mary Kay Vaughn, Shirley Crawford, Robert Edmunds. ROW 2 - Mrs. Carolyn Vonderhotf, Darlene Smith, Marianne Kerr, Jean McClellan, Geoorgia Pierce, Betty Beard, Jeanne Coppedge. ROW 3 - Evelyn Burngarner, Frances Campbell, Gail Rogers, Janet Chenoweth, Donna Worden, Theresa Stevens, Susie Beck, Shirley Smith, Wilma Shull. ROW 4 - Fred Eilentield, John Scofield, John Wagonor, Jim Wright, Robert Hardaway, Wayne Shaff, John Sherman, Charles Phillips, Johnny Williams. kuts' kove Good service is one thing Kats Kove has in abundance. Yes, it certainly has. An although not The most spacious of the organizations on campus, it will be within a year. Let's all hope it will be within a year. WWW ww , 77345049 ' 'ff W Li? 479' W' fix f f-M 5 Wy-fzxxx f ,,. yf M l I9 MR ROBERT EDMUNDS MRS CAROLYN VANDCRHOFF Faculty Sponsor Store Supervisor if :FQ ZLWW 1 1 ' if 4 ' - , afci iffffi ii, ff 1-, f 4,111 J. - 1 . Y IN, , I g ,Win ff' , X J 1 . A , L v v, Y V - V, E . UPPER LEFT Cleatus Thompson, page one edi- tor, Marilyn Martin, page two editor, Jodi Rydell, makeup editor. UPPER CENTER-George Shirey, page two asst. editor, Larry Loveland, editor 2nd semester, Sue Magness and Pat Brinker- holf, society editors. UPPER RIGHT-Doris Mac Isaac, Nancy Williams, Karen Wilson, Typists, Donna Smith, exchange editor, Juanita Speirs, names editor. LOWER LEFT-Ward Morse, asst. makeup editor, Jackie Williams, cartoon- ist, Betty Craver, page three editor, Marilyn Burke, asst. page three editor. LOWER CENTER-Jack Brick, spring sports editor, Dick Triggs, asst. sports editor, Phil Drew, tall sports editor, Ken Lavsteen, reporter. LOWER RIGHT-Hal Bloom, artist, Barbara Crespin, business manager, Barbara Belshaw, asst. business manager, Charles DeRiemer, business adviser, Bob March, circulation March, circulation man- ager, Shirley Martin, secretary, Carol Rand- gaard, advertising man- ager. 6' t ,, 1 v x , ' , it SALLY JOHNSON Editor, tall cut's l LARRY LOVELAND Editor, spring UTI' With our new printshop, and all the woes ot breaking it in, we still managed to produce a news- paper almost every week. Sally and Larry both did a tremendous iob as editors and Mr. Robert Ellis proved to be an effective and jolly sponsor. Even though it was almost two semesters late our annual Cat's Purr Assembly was approved almost unanimously by the student body. The Bell Sisters were the main attraction, ably aided by our top student talent. l Taking their cue from some of The more effective magazines and newspapers Throughoui The counfry, The siaff fried To raise The Cars Purr To new heighfs. Luckily There were enough Superman comics to go around. T WiTh The kind cooperation of Mr. Miller's phofography class and particularly Dwain and Gary, The annual goT almOsT all iTs picTures on Time. DWAIN BREEDLOVE GARY COLVIN As The Trailblazer got closer To The deadline iT was feared iT wouldn'T. BuT iT came ouT in spife of The class and now you have iT. WiTh Mr. Roberf Ellis as sponsor and Charles DeRiemer, ediTor, The annual Tried To reTlecT The individualiTy of all The sTuclenTs and parTicularly of The school. Yes, The individualiTy we all have and we all show. In The newspaper, The parTies, The sporTs, our scraps. f ,ni -ff it 4 . . fs l . 1 l l -, l l ,ju l l E! gym I ul... 95121, ,.,zQ.. f'QZZn i 41 Trailblazer Mr. Robert Ellis-Traih blazer Sponsor. Charles DeRiemer-- Trailblazer Editor. Boinie Myers-Art and Layout EdiTor. Sharlene Kelliher-ACTL vifies-School Life Edivor. Garold Crandall-Sports Editor Lisa Lemley-Phofcw graphic EdiTor. Shirley Dooley- Publicisf. Bob Miles-Business Manager. The class had some of The best members of The school To help produce iT. And because OT This class The annual is one ThaT we hope you will be proud OT. Even Though we had To have Two shops seT iT up and anoTher company prinT iT, The annual aT leasf reTlecTs The individualiTy of each oT These places. We are parficfularly proud of The parT Jordans graphic arTs shop played in The producTion of The book. The TirsT 64 pages were seT up by PanTher prinTers under The direcTion of sponsor George Meline. Big gun of The sTudenT aTTack was Roger Dawes buT credif is also clue Basil and Ronnie and Charles and Joe. Thank heaven Tor The coffee poTl Y' CapTaun J Perry Cannon and SorgeanT John Snow proved able leaders in The development Constant drilling was the cause of The success of our ROTC This year as evidenced by The admiraTion :T drew in The many parades in which iT Took parT IT wasnT all movies and lokes and aT ease in This group. Our sTudenT ROTC leaders headed by cadeT colonel Bob Burroughs were effechve in showing The younger members The ropes and in assishng The insTrucTors in The duTies and responsibilifies of The ROTC. CADET LEADERS James Adams Bob Burroughs Jack Cook Harold Berry f 'S'1'T':?T ' ,UQF7 d fi 'l 1 'll l '- ' :Rini V I l' y I! I -C L T . l l T by 2 ii 'J ,, l T Ib l A ll I T ll 5l l 'ml- X 7 4 E! - is a .2 EE- ROW 'I - Denna Mc Dawell, Genny Hotchkiss, Berry Craver. ROW 2 - Marilyn Burke, Wendy Hanscom, Darlene Russell, Joanne Schroller, Barbara Augustus. ROW 3 ' Shirley Lewis, Sheri Jones, Barbara Moran, Margaret Supancic, Shirley Dooley, Donna Hamilton. - 'l'6EllS Dedicated to campus service and The fostering of friendship among The female element are the Y-Teens. .lordon's newest service club on The campus-The Junior Exchange -has proved to be invaluable on numerous occasions. iunior exchange ROW 1 - Dick Chandler, Darrell Siratron, Bob Brown, Dick Triggs, Jimmy Andrews, Arnie Shusferman. ROW 2 - Rickey Maris, John Mc Connell, Don DeVinna, Larry Webster, Bill Provost, Eddie Lauer. f.TL?'-Tm - .... rollin Falling down this groui lhis club is by havin: io increase l Compu shohhg 5 iordu lllememlve W ization i 'l5'Ully Und, llei fell h ll WCS nor VOS had b P93 ond F H , lieihul 1 fl-'f Gi ih Clkldg Wm, HOW l ' Eur :rig mi -,TI lbw 1 ,. nr if We ww fl . E iqgnwm l9lllS Ol MM roHing punthers Falling clown wasn't all that was done by This group when they had meetings. This club is one in which fun is enioyed by having rink parties, IT tries To increase The social activities on the campus and it certainly improves skating skills. iordun bludesr The members of this organ- ization tell tor each other literally and when they did They tell hard. But Tun was no scarce commodity and iT was had by all. Home meet- ings and parties aT local ice-skating rinks were only a few ot The activities in- cluded in This club's pro- gram. ROW 1 - Barbara Gardner, Grace Cook, ,wi f Carrol McElroy, Sandra Tahlum, Lola Frantz. ROW 2 - Billie McGuinn, Barbara Cook, Sue Dailey, ROW 3 - Bill Seagrave, Garold Crandall, Jack Brcivillif Bi7lf?Mll6iT'3'??E':l'r ROW I - Myrna Garth, Shirley Dawes, Jean Gregory, Lois Schneider, Marcia Johnson, Roger Dawes, Patricia Sampson, Miss Marion Zinn, ROW 2 - Delores Bolander, Ellen Schenk, Betty Salisbury, Charlean Chant, Rae Ann Sayers, Betty Adkins, Betty Loucks, Lolita Elke, Pat Cloninger. ROW 3 - Leon Allen, Gail Marsh, Jan Gooder, Joan Botter, Norma Pisinger, Marlene DeMann, Lenora Derr, Laura Casella. ROW 4 -John J. Wagoner, John Kirpatrick, Keith White, Karl Pruitt, Clyde Crawford, Gene Kurtz, Steve Brinkerhoff, Jim Young, Carmella Sotter. -wa' ...Y ,, I t sr , FAN ,X . riHe te Placing among the R. O. T. C. ritle top twenty percent in the more than three hundred teams in the United States, this organization ot sharp- shooters has won for Jordan numerous trophies and cups. but und bridle Hayrides and barbecues and all the contests held by the Bit and Bridle Club during the year kept the members of this club busy. Rich in horse cents, these people managed to ride at least twice a month. ROW 1 - Barbara Dillon, Marilyn Truelove, Nancy Reed, Stephanie Brown- ell, Pat Claypool, Marlene Bancroft, Doris Mac Isaac, Jantce Stout, ROW 2 - Sandra Hardy, Gail Marshall, Rae Ann Sayers, Mary Lou Fulton, Marlene Basham, Pat Bryan, Betty Loucks, Fran Bagala, Elaine Riley. ROW 3 - Robert Day, Bob Price, John Wagoner, James Fette, Bob Ewen, i t t I sud lm mititot untt scten I Bob Bu t J. ' throt . Ye that ne I i o J lull l - Spamuv i0W 1 - Vobett B ROW 3 - Westey RUW 4 -Wm. Pot t . t tm Prwnd Y ' fx 4 k: t . 5, R it 1 -l.HTfV:, .1, :1: ,f fy. ,W 2' ,. - YY,-V-1. f fr, f Y vw , au , ,,,s.,4,A l it Q I x Q 15- il N J M V Rfmvf- f' 25' -- - V? Q. '-5' f 3 Y 1 ' 2 ff W W 1 7 f ls V- ' V! A. vi 'K 'xiii Q !'a h '.'si5C. x ' 'S 45, xii, w 58 ' QA QV Q A Q ? 4 , ' 1 , ' . , , Q., A .- . 1 9' w , 1 . I x ,p . .k. ,- - l 3- 2 v,. ug. V a. f-f , -2 5 .. .... qw- - I Q I Q S Q 1 .Qi W7 . 4'. 'fa ' - , , ,,,. .. , +V --.,.hmm1M M.y,, -Www-f1,G+,'-fqa,.-Q 'N Q V., , g , , .tm - . El B , jf 1 W , x A ,f r za ,Q W, .K , , , 1 .., I f , W f ' gi .2',j55,yf f' . 4, 4'-' ,1 x ' x ' J 'QW I ,- .v gr, tt: ..' H t f 'bf' . J 'fig lm ' ' ,, I 4 , 'PS w-1 X ' uf ,w?v'74f Kf ' , - MZM7' A -' , ' , QT, CANTEEN FIRST SEMESTER Shirley Clemmons Sharlene Kelliher Carol Ehorn CANTEEN SECOND SEMESTER Creighton Wiggins Pat Barton Sandy Rutherford Sharon Filbert Dick Simpson hi teen xx if 7 1 l X f X Cllllfeell l l Ti f ex, ,, ., The Hi Teen Canteen catered to all and almost all came. With shuttleboard, julce box and pool to name but a few ot the games we could stay oft the streets Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights. Also included in the past- times is a refreshment bar where a few of us tried unsuccessfully to get high. Sponsored by one ot the Jorclanites' best outside boosters, Mrs. Jessie Jones, the Canteen was fun down to the last Aloha . ff-Tf f- -, sororities and fraternities 7 if N X' :fl in 1 Qi-If X' f if ,, 1 I I X In WI I ' f j I 1 ' X X Cv X nf, 1 Aff GI ff.4 X - A ,f X fX ,I xv, N - x ,if , . -. - Ji I , ' -yu! 6 A f X ' W' X 1 v. U - V! .N X -A . .i X x 4-'A'-1 'SR X I. wr' D. F , Ar- 22-X , 'K ' , .V W . X , L 'rjfl ' Xxff . V1 15 .7 X Q. 9: ' f Q.f'Kf'x . 1 ,' .- 1 1 I ,, E , 2 1 A Q 4 . f ',i g' , H V 0 ' ' 4 f H H 4 qi e -R .gf -f' i ey .X in 'f X . ml, 31 Pg 12- Q f .L eg l-iq R. I , .4 .1 RQ 2, As, or ie m,' .vi dd i I ' , v, hi I Rafi R 'J K 6 l ' , Q li I I M 1 A 2 Sl 7,-' t :A ii 't NJ ' 362 dis D1 5. e , , T, X...A,.....-,,..i.h theta phi ROW I - Creighton Wiggins Dick Westphal Don Jansen ROW 2 - Dean Anderson Gary Colvin Charles Morfinson ROW 3 - Ronnie Porter Bob Thetford Buddy Bailey ROW 4 - Joe Valdes Dale Fairbanks Larry WebsTer ROW 5 - Eddie Lauer Roger Hull Bill Gibbs ROW 6 - Bill Sreuber Bob Jensen Dick Triggs ZS..-..,.,g,,a., -,.. , .,, i is 'ff I V n X u , W M ,ml K fix 6. y im V . 5 1 msg? pf' P? if lint, Y ,' socii my M. Mary Friese if XMWW-.. 1' 'gf ' I Maureen Butler N 'Mgt Dorothy Chambers X -J Judy McBride l 9 1? Phyllis Caldwell Myrna Walker Maureen Coffey Donna l-lamillon Wendy Hanscom Joan Porche Joan Emanuel Dorothy DeReumee Jo Anne Blgger was 'bw X R 'CSP li M. Y Kwrr life :Q 'V ff WS' di lambda theta tau Billie McQuinn Sylvia Baloer Wilma Percy Julia DeVries Georgia Flowers Bonnie Barrett Margaret Short Coetta Hightower Virginia Clark Barbara Gale June Warte Peggy Mettler Mary Lou Percy Frieda Johnson Sarah Crowell f ' ' 9-K Jean Pilcher Marlha Smith Virginia Ennis Shirley Kusier Carol Pehrson Darlene Russell Barbara Gomes Jodi Ryclell Jo Rae Turner Lloydine Dixon Lupe Vega Ginny Hotchkiss Diane Hughes Margarel Suspancic Belly Moran Beverly Bromley Marilyn McElroy Maureen Schneckner Norma Weslphal Pat Howell Carol McElroy Doris Duer Irene Yeoman Barbara Moran Donna Loucks Dena McDowell Barbara Nickerson Scirldrxa Holmes phi lambda theta Marlene Schunk Mary Lou Vega Cav W f rl fe 25 5 ei Vik pl1i omicron Charlene Smith Marilyn Stevens Roberta Burner Barbara Blackburn Valorie Cochran Emma Dickens Alisu Amd? Anna DeMenf Holly Hansen gi school i X Construction of The red mill wos The l biggesT Thing in The production of l This opereTTo Tor The sToge crew. BUT wiTh quick ond someTirnes experT work They gove Jordon Two of The l besT seTs The dudiTorium hos seen, plus The red mill. , The stage produciion class, direcTed by Mr. Jomes Milroy, designed The Red Mill ond did o very compeTenT ond, in The second ocT, o beouTiTul iob. Tina was BeTTy Dole. Kid Conner and Con Kidder, Ross WesTwood ond Bolo Reynolds. And The Red Mill wos o success. MosT of The crediT due JordcJn's Tirsf rnusiccil was deserved ond given To Mr, Corl RoberTson. He supervised The Thing The whole Time ond mode sure The c1cTors were on The sfcige ocfing. IT our nexT opereTTcx is os well done ond Tinely execuTed iT con only be ci success. the red mill l 5 T I lrgl F. .TL X -N: 5. f-A si 6 Xi.-...A AII The one acT plays were a success, Thanks To The coaching of Miss Phyllis Jacobson. How- ever, PigleT, The STory of an Unboked Ham was presenTed by Jordan's Speakers' Workshop. IT, We are glad To say, was also a success. Olle UC'l'6l'S ll 7 f i ll? A x L23 1 , f T iz, T- ' ' I 'gfl M ,. . t 7 Ms l T .ii el X i . - l if-ii 'T The quartet from PigleT, an adapTaTion of Hamlet. Ronnie Brand- on as Hamlet, Glen Pierce as I-loraTio, Jerry Lenorud as Polonius, HOW 6 G Tell 1 Q0 I and Bob as Claudius. K 1. - . , X gf x 1 - 'N f fi Ai' I J A, L x Q M ' W ,K A ,fr q ,, 4 1 XV? ,, Q,M6?5f,,J-7 , ' ij ? , Z7 ,, V .I xii: If iii ,, 'W in xf ff A352 V, V I . .Mk H A 'ilu-lv ' 'e A2 93432 f Q 3 Z 5 4, A f 'If' f 1 f' :,. V' ' 2 5iY ,A 4 fy 1 Sif- if-6-'51,-f., ' Z3 L 32 Q ' ' 7 iii V 'T gl 9 f N af Q 353 .:9.! 4 L a 2 3 ff , Zag 5 W fly 5 A ,E Q? if WWW e. 2 A 1.1. is 5' 1 i' I lml v 5 S Soft Light Knit One, Page Two Concentration shutterbox Clicking to their hearts content were all the camera happy Jordan students when the Shutterbox Derby came around. Receiving a tree annual for the best picture, the winner also won the honor of seeing his winning snapshot used in the annual. This year Eddie Mullenex was the victor with Soft Light, Coming in second was Marvin l-lusted's Knit One, Page Two and third place was taken by Concentration, snapped by Darlene Blurne. f r ' ,,.. 2 X - A ggi , i Saw. ,V , , M, x A-iii ,4 v., 5 'A rm' ,. fi.. ,v ' F -a '11 ' 2421 .ik 1 M, me 5 7 U 'WWW 'fi , A , .,... A , , A -x ,,,.,, I ' ,L.f..K,.,k, FMC. fi ' 11 LW? , I 47 ? 1 v w 5, 1 .wi X A. N ,Q-fr X if. it 4 ,Nm Q5 Vw f' L xfar A ,f -X xx W ,X 4 I ai V xg- A ' '54 - s . ,Q X b 4 6, 'V A , , f ' wp - ,Q ' f - fs' M f'55'f :' 2a? ff - -X -- ', 5? -3, x s fy I ' P . V ' xr :A Elf-3,,ii, ' N-, fv3ff2,S1,,.., . NJ' . X mm -y , . ,, ., , :Mir M5 sl way E? Q? fi? 1 .f-- E ff 1.x N17 if .Q ,VZSEH 29 , f- .pf 1 p- .N ,Q 7 - 53 , , 5:5 gg, f 4.cif'.4c Z if ,Ff. --5252! ,,.q5'A 5 j , 5 I3 2 'Z While The City College Choir sang Billie Boy, backed up by The CC Band, This Trio enacTed ThaT To The delighT of The Jordan sTudenT body. assemblies Receiving an ovation from The meeTing of The Three FuTure Teachers of America organizaTions -Jordan, Poly, and Wilson-were . , . The Tiaiuono TwenTy - Minus Seventeen. Providing one oT The mosT popular assemblies held To daTe in our oudiTorium was The one presenTed by The NaTional Blind Transcribers AssociaTion. Receiving The presidenT's govel from Mr. Wilson is Dale Fairbanks aT The Spring lnsTallaTion Assembly. Also Taking The oaTh were The resT of The slaTe: Shirley Kusfer, Shciggy Adams, Sally J. Johnson, Terry Shroeder, Sharlene Kelliher and Tom Douglas. ' x .4 T : 1. T ,V 'l Q T fl V, . Q' ' .-, in! 749 4' x 1' ' i f -' . , lgifii R, fs ., 'V-1, i 'N -' .g. .1 ' J ii l . l Ei ze if ' TE li, J l 5 I X 5 r,-'. l Not always the most enjoyable but always the most needed are the classes we sometimes attend. We learn about bugs and knitting needles and sulfric acid, not to mention linecasters, foul smells and history. We also learn about the homework, ten minutes before it's due. Although most of us coulcln r do without our classes, it might be nice to try. classes Advanced Picmo Social Studie Homemoking Prini Shop s The Result of The classes 'SPUFIS ine boiied df entireiy t iso otten iudge the oi o teun under tire to lite by eterytiting the neces: ernpioring itoisoelir in oii our greatest n Our i to the ide ond we in feeding pr so in this keeping W ot the pos Oitrnpif Q dUPitrote indtndnui ,,,,,,, 77,77 -AZ The philosophy of sports is too often boiled down to the simple, convenient and entirely misleading point-did you win? Too often sports writers and fans tend to iudge the success or lack of same on the part of a team by those statistics appearing under the won and lost column. It is easy to live by such a formula which makes everything either black or white. lt eliminates the necessity of thinking, of weighing, of employing the problem solving technique, lt also eliminates the human element which, in all our lives, is the thing which is of the greatest importance. Our yearbook this year is dedicated to the idea of individuality. It is our theme and we have emphasized it in all the pre- ceeding pages. We shall continue to do so in this sports section. This is much in keeping with the time-honored traditions of the past. The Greeks, in their original Olympic games, which we attempt to duplicate today, pitted individual against individual. lt is interesting to note that even today countries do not compete against countries in trying to score points in the Olympic Games. Each event is separate with medals awarded on performance in that event only. Point totals and scores for the whole event are kept only by newspapers who again are conforming to precedent set by the simplified formula. Thus, to the Trailblazer and the Trailblazer staff T952-53 was a banner sports year. Nearly half our total student body of T650 participated in our combined boys and girls athletic program. There they learned the value of true sportsmanship, the importance of cooperation. There their characters were strengthened and their bodies made stronger. There they became better citizens f and better individuals. Yes it was a banner year. at -. . ,l ' i . IT' L -x C-,,.,,,,,,,,...K,4.,..... The 1952 edition of the Panther grid team was good-good enough to rack up league wins over nearly all conference foes, losing only to the powerful Compton Tartars. But losing to the Tarbabes is no disgrace. In fact, it is becoming a Coast League tradition. i As a prelude to the season, the squad was unveiled against Poly and Wilson in the annual P-TA l Milk Bowl game at Stephens Field. Although it was for milk the boys dialn't strain and had it in the bag against the Bruins winning I2-O in the abbreviated tussle. Against the udder squad-Poly-the Parkemen played a scoreless tie. , The official season opener against Chaffey was rained out and the season was three weeks old i when the locals got their first real test, losing to Inglewood, l3-6. The mightly Moors of Alhambra, always a C. l. F. treat, were next and they took the measure of the Panthers, 20-6. f Darrell Stratton Bill Swanner Dale Fairbanks Richard Westphal Creighton Wiggins Bob Avery Eddie Lauer Bob Brooks George Penston Bob Thompson Roger l-lull Dick Wholgemuth -fx . .I 4 ' , , ' A U ' -at f .. 'til ' A -f- -C 5 'lf' 5 f ,, 'I A F' ' it 4 Ffa T W , . 43. A A - T l ll V5 , - f A -Q i, Q 3 , K' 'sh , X fl ,.., ' fi' ' J if., www , ..i, X ' 'Q 0 ff 'll' ' k f N 1. I it V W l . ,ssi 'TP-ff: cls, ., r 'A A 4. . ax! Wit fonsecul gqueulei ot the si 200 ho The 'Null so loi o sir So long Bei Roi Go Ric 1 1 f 'I With the tough practice tilts disposed ot, the boys went to work and enioyed themselves with three consecutive victories over league toes. Wilson went first, 20-6. Poly was next and the Jordanites squeaked through with a 20-T9 victory which was won in the closing minutes ot play. The largest crowd ot the season was on hand tor the next clash at Jordans Memorial Stadium to see the Cats rack up a 20-O homecoming victory over Excelsior. The Compton game was the higgie with the conference crown at stake. They won, 26-12. 'Nutt said. The team closed against the Downey Vikings by chalking up their highest total ot points tor a single game during the season, 32 while the Vikes could produce but 7. So it was not a big year but it was a good year. The Poly and Wilson wins gave the North Long Beach squad the coveted city title. Next year . . . next year . . . next year . . . Ron Wohlgemuth Joe Valdes Jack Surmany Phil Drew Gary Colvin Frank Livesey Roger Sabo Charles Martinson Ricky Maris Bob Smith Buddy Bailey Jerry Williams a z, , F, W -- .. ,Y 'S T T' ,, I X ' V frr' is 'W' f , JW K . ini. . 44 ' V .ll 2 f cl' ' ' i ' - ff ' , if if ,, X .sfo - l ' milf A A V 7 ..- A Tr :tj x. t if w il :W ii 3 'rw 3 Pacing the PanTher aTtack This past season were l a couple of hungry linemen who made Things much v W easier Tor the backs by chewing up the opposition A qllq X and spitting it out of The way. Dick Kofhal, rangy ll V K2 Y x 9 h 170 pound guard, did so much chewing and spitting . V that SouThern California sports writers named him to the 'L1ff' C. I. F. TirsT string team. Also honored was tackle rllvyf f' Dick Westphal who ranged alongside Kofhal to make Nj I F lite miserable Tor The opposition. He was selected ' , To Till Q Third Swing c. i. F. berth. kofiwi was further l f A it Q honored by being named local 'lineman ot The yearf T: i1if 'f Qi T ii it 'firnii , f'T' ' , , ' i'i,i ROW I - Ron Wohlgemuth, Dick Maynard, Buddy Bailey, Earl Finney, Dick Wohlgemuth, Bill Swanner, Bill Steuber, Phil Drew. ROW 2 - Jerry Williams, Bob Smith, Jack Surrnany, Ricky Maris, Richard Westphal, Dick Kofahl, Roger Hull, Creighton Wiggins, Dale Fairbanks. ROW 3 - Mgr. Butch Heifner, George Penston, Allen Erni, Darrell Stratton, Bob Thompson, Don Schmidt, Charles Martinson, Bob Thetford, Ed Lauer, Bill Provost, Bob Brooks, Larry Webster, Mgr. Jack Quail. ROW 4 - Dean Culbertson, Harry Merrill, Fletcher Harding, Don Jansen, Bob Elzenga, Joe Valdes, Jay Hagey, Gary Colvin, Roger Sabo, Frank Livesey, .-1,5 T . l 1 i- 'l 43, i 1 l i l Q N. ' -5 .Tig 4 95 '62, I ' ayffg ' 'nge 'wif' '35, Q .ur . s 'V ',, W1-e-. ,J .iw - r xl YW- - I I I ' n 5 - I ' Y I s 4 I S Q I I I 5 Q ,ky , H . JJ. I I i n ' img I I xg jx, ifwf-ffl? , Miifl XXL Y F .1 , NIU, .Q f 'A ' - ' -'Q 2- I 'wiv If I 1 I My ,I ,.,, -ff I , l I y - I ,A I ft - M I i ,X , '.' ,I TIN-',ff.f ' I I 1l31E W L Gi? X I iv, 4.3 '?.? ' .nf Aww , . Jysgf . ,W 4- Fav, 75' - I . f1Jyf4'w f -Www ,VN 'Swv ADEQ? fi' , I 4 I u glwff' I ibjfyfig I ' ' ' 'I ,,,g,Ii , ' ' I . 'I I , . A 1 , f ' QE I A fr M H .M . gf .5 r '.- m Q , bw. M,,,I,f-3. W V J as . Q I egg,,!,f ,.,, - ,' . gi , If I - II I .I 5 V I A , N I V Q ! I K W P E, ' , eg I In ' 6 , ig' ,522 alll 4 I I.- rd E I I 8 , ,, ,, .N-K I . 1 1 f, y-,A A iq, 'Q 'K , Q. S I K -S X1 'W 51 fin vv ,gf 'f' 4, af v r ,ay H U7 ,V ,, 8 D G 5- -. E' 5 21 ' M - I '. Z-A M w Z I H I 1 3 E ! N I U i WWE IDENTIFICATION Golf Team BOTTOM ROW - Denny Hedy, Ed Crister, Stewart Hart, Roy Chastain, Martin Klarr, Dick Foster, Roger Corbin. TOP ROW - Kent Good- man, Bob Henderson, John Harding, Wally Fisher, Lyle Merrill, Mickey Harriss, Gene Kymala, John Veltri, Coach Rocky Kemp. CROSS COUNTRY ROW 'I - Tom Herren, John Alls, Dean Fife, Don Johnston, Alvin Zimmer, Leo Estes, Don Gilbert, James Lay. Rocky Kemps golf team enioyed the most successful season in Jordon's history in 1953 as they defeated such teams as Orange, Narbanne, Campion and Anaheim, and scored the maior upset of the year by thumping highly rated Santa Ana. Bob Ashman, Panther tap man, shot the city's lowest score, a 7I at Recreation Park. Kent Goodman shot consistently in the 7O's, and posted o 72 midway in the season. Bob Henderson proved to be a tremendous point getter and had a low round of 76. Wally Fisher had a low round of 75 against Anaheim and Compton. Johnny Harding, a sophomore, may be one of the schools best in the future cs he already has a low round of 77 with two more years of eligibility. Lyle Merrill, also a soph, scored points in important matches as he filled in as sixth man. The team posted II wins during the I3 matches scheduled. Coach Reece's thirty-six man squad slowly molded into a cross country team this year. Though the members of the team did not possess the spark of league champions, by the end ofthe season they were a successful competitive team. Missing few first places for Jordan, Sophomore Don Gilbert was top in the city in addition to being named i'Player of the Year bythe Long Beach In- dependent sports writers. With Don leading the pack of an all returning letter- man team, chances for league championship in i954 are promising. gm--,E M-A-,,,,,,,,. M, ,ke-, .. VARSITY WATER POLO BEE WATER POLO ROW I - Shaffer, Young, Short, Hewett, Witt, Nelson. ROW 1 - Rinehart, Thrasher, Hayes ROW 2 - Prior, Zin9Q, Hall, Albright, Hentchel, ROW 2 - Baker, Ord, De Vries, Chenowith, Hannigan. ROW 3 - Hamilton, Denver, Frazier, Baurle, Quick, HOWARD METCALF Keeper of the Cage In water polo coach Herb deVries turned out varsity, Bee and Cee teams which won their share of honors for Jordan. The varsity went into the last round of games with Jordan and Downey in a tie for the first place, Jordan having lost to Downey and Downey to Wilson. As the last game came up we were still tied for first spot in the league. Although Gordo Hall led our boys into battle and to a hard fight they dropped the game with o final score of 3 to 2. The Bees wound up third in the league standing as did the Cee's. CEE WATER POLO ROW 'I - Cochran, Dawes, Shook, Brine, Dow, Holmes, ROW 2 - Maddox, Copeland, Young, Jewell, Willey. 0 J, .+ ti' l l' l l I fl t l i Glick l Young, C lord lie Von finished t was the supscnec Bch Dent lee Men Utd 200 3E'iS. 5 Hamilm, llr Cee a did U1 ite W quite , Wk- W VARSITY SWIMMING Quick HenTchel Zingg Crandall ShorT Hall Young CEE SWIMMING Young, Coulter, Wiley, Brine, WhiTe, Jewell, Crone, Dawes, Krausse, Shook Jordan Tankmen of '53 have had a Tair season. The Varsify wound up fourth in The league. The Bees finished Third and The Cees Third also. Gordo Hall was The leading varsiry swimmer buf he was sfrongly supporfed by backsTroker Dave ShorT, breasTsTroker Bob Denver, and diver Russ Clark. Sim Frazier led his Bee men To vicTory numerous Times by winning The TOO and 200 yard Treesfyle evenT in almosT all of Their meeTs. Sim had sTrong backing with sophmores Don Hamilfon, Howard Oldham and iunior Leon deVries. The Cee's alThough greafly handicapped by inexperience did quiTe well. Coach Herb deVries said, In all, I am quiTe pleased wiTh my boys. HEAD LIFEGUARD LeRoy Lake 16.11- VARSITY- ROW 1 - Dick Mclntosh, Eddie Lauer, Kenny Malone, Bob Thompson, Dick Wohlgemuth, Brooks Baxter, Larry Webster, Dale Fairbanks. ROW 2 - Mgr. Ronnie Jenkins, Ronnie Hemmer- lin, Oscar Howard, Rickey Maris, Kerr-ny Jordan, Hal Bloom, Herb Sterrenberg. ROW 3 - Dick Maynard, Donny Rogers, Don Summers, Jim Belk, Tom Shannon, Dee Jones, Dick Westphal, Ed Hunclen, Don Gilbert, Coach Clem Reese. BEES- ROW 1 - Bob Talmage, Fred Eilenfield, Norman Sherwood, Darrell Stratton, Bill Provost, Bill Smith, Cliff Whitehead. ROW 2 - Gary Colvin, Dennis Grant, John McConnell, Alvin Zimmer, Dean Anderson, Stan Plecher, Arnie Shusterman. ROW 3 - Duane Knapp, Nick Orlandos, Carl Crawford, Harold Garrison, Paul Dugger, John Alls, Leo Costello, Harry Meyers, Dick Triggs. CEES- ROW I - Bob Summers, Clyde Crawford, George Panek, James Lay, Arthur Gerhardt, Jay Kay, ROW? - Chuck Schaffer, Clyde Bergandahl, Phil Mulky, Glenn Smith, Eddie Redding, Coach Clark Bernd. PTT il: r F l. t . , ,n lf H Will und Ccc trail we lf l l lift und one er Rialey Wd da ercellerl lhampgg 'om V Put wlo 'EEL lofi 'WSH 0 .vig 4,0 Willy f ' ii atm J Coast 'F rfucl Write it mp 'ri y ol :ESQJQ 'DJJ UQ 'UW l V-'Gl55. ,,i ' vgt c 'ra elf l U95 lvl DQ on LM X , x,-Y. , W Y Y,- HURDLERS-.lim Belk, Brooks Baxter Thompson, Darrell Stratton With dual meet competition completed and Coast League finals over, Panther track men were busy pointing for the C.l.F. finals with three varsity performers and one Bee star leading the way. Sprint- er Rickey Maris with a 10.1 in the 100 yard dash to his credit was rated an excellent chance along with hurdler Bob Thompson. Also in contention for C.l.F. honors was Bolo Humphreys in the shot put who is capable of marks around 48 feet. Jordan was pinning most of her track hopes on the varsatile Darrell Stratton who dropped down after competing against varsity men all season to meet men in his own Bee class. Stratton served notice in Coast League prelims and finals when he cracked two league records-the 100 in the fast time of 10.1 and the broad jump with a leap of 21.3. Others who won places in the Coast League finals were, Varsity-Ed Lauer, 100, Don Anderson, pole vault, Dick May- nard, high iump. Bee-Bob Jensen, hurdles, Dean Fife, 1320, Gary Colvin, pole vault. Cee-.lim Lay, 100 and 660, Clyde Bergendahl, hurdles, broad lump, George Panek, hurdles, Bob Summers, 100, Don Gilbert, 660, Arthur Gerhardt, low hurdles, Hollis Lewis, broad iump. , ,M ,.,,.-. '- Y I -i ff' ff E ffm' ..,' fc R mf- F: if X .lack Brick Allie Owen Bob Elzenga Bill Swanner Duane Brown Coach Bill Crutchfields varsity horsehiders showed early signs of being PRACTICE GAMES a winning combination as they posted seven victories in the first ll starts. Jordon nnhr H 6 Minor All Stars--A However, a month delay in the opening of the Coast League season seemed to Jordon .- ---- 6 Alvmni --------- - 2 slow the squad down and as the end of the loop season approached the jgijen H 123131223 li Cll'1 ....... ,,,, Panthers were tied for the cellar spot with a record of three wins against five Jordon ,4,, 5 Redongf, ,.,,, 4 losses Jordan .... o usc .............. 3 I Jordan .... 5 Fullerton ........ 4 However, some of the losses were real heartbreakers. Ace hurler Jordan ,.-- 5 Redondo ,,,,,,,, 2 Rich Downing pitched two games within four days, gave up just three runs, JO'dU '--- l LBCC -'----------'- 9 , Jordan .... l Fullerton .,,..... 5 and lost them both-l-O to Wilson and 2-l to Downey. JO,dC,n ---- 5 Bell Gmdensn 3 Again, here was a team which, while it did not always win, always played well and, most important, always enjoyed playing. The mound staff was three deep with Downing supported by Sam Lacey, the Georgia Peach , and LEAGUE GAMES Spunky Hull, who held down the centerfield slot when not on the hill. Jordon ,,,,,,,,,, 1 Wilson , 6 Receiving their slants was Jimmie Johnson with Earl Finney and Ken Piercy on 'l0'd0 -- ssss' A Poly --- -- - 5 . A . I I . Jordan .......... l Compton .... 4 hand for backstop relief work, ln the infield, Bill Gibbs held down first and Jordon ,,,,,,A,.. 2 Excelsior ,,,,,,,, 0 the hard-hitting Dick Newman handled third. The Keystone combo was jfxjan -- '---- A WYHBY -------- f Of an .. ..... ISOPI .....,.. Y. right with Bill Swanner at second combining with Rabbit Martinson, shortstop. Jofdor, ,,,,-,-,-- 11 poly 444-,-,,,-,,, - 4 Duane Brown and Rex Simon along with Hull made up the outfield. Top utility Jofdon -' ---4' 2 Excelslof ----4-f A 0 man was Jack Brick who filled in at first or in the outfield. It was a good team, one we were proud of. Hal Barnett Jack Quail Bill Gibbs Roger Hull Bob Avery lim. l0Wl -l Rags' Hi luck Gui Coach ll' ROW?-l K Gibti, E Oniles Bitl, li lointon ROW 3 . l lim, Egr lzengq, Qeed in awry, I lee 'Himsa Jim Johnson Rex Simon Rich Downing Dick Newman Charles Marfunson ROW 'I - Rich Downing, Roger Hull, Sam Lacey, Jack Quail, Hal Barneh, Coach Bill Crutchfield. ROW 2 - Rex Simon, Bill Gibbs, Dick Newman, Charles Martinson, Jack Brick, Bill Swonner, Jim Johnson. ROW 3 - Larry Beanblos- som, Earl Finney, Bob Elzenga, Bob Avery, Joe Reed, Tom Logon, Ken Piercy, Allie Owen. Joe Reed Tom Logan Coach BlllCrufchfleld Ken Piercy Sam Lacey , .- 3 XTX! ,- . 1' sal- 1 J I Craig I-load Mack ST. John Ward Morse BryanT Davis VViTh The Tennis season moving inTo iTs final sTages as The Trailblazer goes To press IT is safe To predicT ThaT The PanThers will noT cop The league championship -iT ThaT is whaT you are inTeresTed in. BuT probably no group on The campus had more fun and learned more abouT sporTsmonship, Teamwork and fair play Than The racqueT squad. Coach Doc Cure and JV menTor Joaquin Miller produced a well balanced Team which, by The end of The season, was TuncTioning smooThly. Early season maTches proved rough and iT was not unTiI mid-season ThaT The squad was seTTled wiTh junior John Chamberlain doing a capable iob as Top singles man nnan. VViTh juniors in The maioriTy, 1954 could be The PanThers' year. ROW 1 - Mock ST. John, Ward Morse, Allan Brakensiek, ROW 1 - Larry Brown, Edward Pope, David Holmes, Bill Andy Sargenri. Rogers, Gary Cochran, ROW 2 - Johnny Chamberlain, Bryanf Davis, Bob Wohl, Craig Hood, Richard BarreTT, Ray Linn, Gene Wilkins. Bob Hooper, David Baker, Larry Loveland. ROW 2 - Bob Rudder, Howard Guthrie, Norman Baldwin, 75- Jw CW, af :rv T if X 1. , , Vi El im '51 t , ' , ,fly ' 3 1 l YG 4 S? I was J is '5 'l sl S l ll Q V Jordan's G. A. A. is one ot the oldest organizations on our Campus. ln 1933 there were only two clubs in G.A.A., Seasonal Sports and Advanced Tennis. Now we are one ot the largest active organizations on the campus. The recognized sports clubs for girls are Aquettes, Badminton, Bit and Bridle, Bowling, Jordan Blades, Rolling Panthers, Rifle, Seasonal Sports and Tennis, beginning and advanced. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote athletics for girls, serve the' school, and guide the members to good health and sportsmanlike habits. girls athletic association Jo Rae Turner President, Second Semester Dorothy Webber President, First Semester . 1 I 8 A It ... f fPg'- s- N - Y l im I0 ',i::lJ llil lo l 51 Jil lm l0 l now l ' Ee l ll tow 1 - llrill' new 2 - gm His, T t l i l 111- basketball TEAM II BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene Blume, Sue Deppe, Joan MacDonald, Marianne Kerr, Shirley Hart, Evelyn Henley BASKETBALL TEAM I LEFT TO RIGHT: Arlene Sill, Helen Maris, Dorothy Webber Jeri Stokes, Betty Loucks, Janice Smith, Jo Roe Turner BASKETBALL TEAM III AND SCOREKEEPERS LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 'I - Jean Emerson, Betty Hill, Lolita Elke, Nancy Morris Betty Moran, Betty Taylor ROW 2 - Donna Smith, Mary Lou Fulton, Ruth Watersan Marilyn McElroy, Volorie Hamilton, Maxine Mount ROW 3 - Myrna Garth, Iva Lee West, Pat Cloninger, Foyola Donifiro, LoJuanna Shepherd . Y ' - aff - Our Outstanding Athlete Award is given a graduating senior each spring at the Tea. We have had two seniors this year competing .'y5' tor this award. They are Joe Rae Turner and Betty Loucks. Both have been very active in GAA. a 1565 62,331 X : , xv V 1. ,ay I W al , 'sign 4? A ' wg ' T , 1 .V ' E5 ,M , I ,Q FZ 'Q 1 V 1 , , 2' 1 x My ig if 155, may Aggwgwg 1-, 179 fl All Gif '1.s,,..f..eY- - - . . softball Softball is an annual seasonal sporT aT Jordan. This year The girls Traveled to Compton Tor a combined Sportsday. Jordan Took Two softball Teams To The Spartsday and a good Time was had by all The girls who participated in This activity. Cleatus Thompson was The Softball manager. Last fall, November 5, our G.A.A. Seasonal Sports group was hostess to Compton, Downey, Poly, and Wilson aT a Basketball, Tennis and Swim Sportsday. We had six basketball games going aT once as each school brought in A and B Team. This was one of The important projects of The Tall officers and The day was a great success. Jo Rae Turner was president and helped to make This a day of Tun. SOFTBALL GROUP PICTURE LEFT TO RIGHT: l ROW I - Arlene Sill, Shirley Hart, Stephanie Brownell, i Dorothy Webber, Helen Maris, Yvonne Turnbull, Bobbette Barton, Sharon Housel. ROW 2 - Marie Konders, Janice Smith, Cleotus Thompson, Sharon LoudenBack, Myrna Garth, Doris Merrick, Donna Smith. , l ROW 3 - Gail Marshall, Arlene Linn, Kiity Myers, Billie Smith, Kathy Arvig, Pat Reihm, Nancy Goodloe, Maxine V Mount, Marianne Kerr, Marty Isenberg. , ROW 4 - Evelyn Henley, Eleanor Hein, Leila Bourn, Mary Lou Fulton, Shari Commeau, Jo Rae Turner, LaJuanna Shepherd, Burlene Williams, Joan MacDonald, Betty Morgan. ACTION SHOT SOFTBALL LEFT T0 RIGHT: Umpire-Joan MacDonald. Catcher-Pat Vickers. Runner-Helen Maris. Covering Home Plate+Jeri Stokes. i0Vl'l ' i fi tennis The G.A.A. Tennis season is during the first semester of school. We played Compton, Poly and Wilson at home and traveled to Downey and Excelsior. Many iuniors and sophomores were on our team this year and and next year as we will have many experienced players retprning, we should have a very successful season. Marlene DeMann an dBetty Salisbury shared responsibilities of managing this team. TENNIS LEFT to RIGHT: ROW 'I - Margaret Nicholson, Evelyn Henley, Nancy Goodloe, Nancy Reed, Peggy Black, ROW 2 - Marlene DeMann, Pat Reihm, Mary Prouse, Donna Justice, Agnes Atencio, Audry Seelgin. ROW 3 - Ann Messer, Carol Underwood, Sharon Coon, Glenda Hasey, Leeanne Wilson, Shirley Shaffer, TENNIS WITH MISS DOUGHTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Teacher Miss Doris Doughty Arlene Sill, Jeri Stokes, Marty lsenberg, Jo Rae Turner, Carol Underwood, Shari Commeau, Dorothy Webber, Pat Reihm, Helen Maris, TENNIS LEFT ro mst-ir: ROW 'I - Charlene Chant, Dorothy Webber, Helen Maris, Betty Salisbury. ROW 2 - Danna Smith, Pot Rohrbacher, Ruth Waterson, Norma Pizinger. ROW 3 - LaJuanna Shepherd, Sylvia Barber, Maxine Mount, Valorie Hamilton, Arliss Wahler, Jo Rae Turner. i E 9 meets SPEEDBAL llii 10 RIGHT IOW I - Betty Elle, Peggy Buibuia Re Girl with ba ROW 2 - Kitty Smiley Han, liumiliun, lu Gini, Betty X v x...:,s..a..u....,, 1 Badminton is a second semester sport. We use the courts in the p gymnasium for our practices and meets. We had many successful 1-his was ,he first time Speed- meets with the other badminton clubs ot the other schools. Our b I d Manager was Evelyn Henley a iuniar on our campus. ball had een P aye on our SPEEDBALL GROUP PICTURE LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 'I - Betty Taylor, Betty Hill, Lolita Elke, Peggy Black, Jean Emerson, Barbara Reedman, Marty Isenberg, Girl with ball, Jaan MacDonald. ROW 2 - Kitty Myers, Mary Lou Fulton, Shirley Hart, Dorothy Webber, Valorie HamiIton,, Laluanna Shepherd, Myrna Garth, Betty Loucks. SPEEDBALL ACTION SHOT LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1 - Ruth Waterson, Agnes Atencia, Helen Maris, Iva Lee West, Pat Cloninger, Nancy Morris, Girl Kicking ball, Arlene Sill. ROW 2 - Lois Post, Donna Smith, Maxine Mount, Jo Rae Turner, Marilyn McElroy, Sue Deppe, Betty Moran. campus since 1950. This sport is based on basketball, football, and hockey. The playday for this sport was at Downey High School. Our Manager this season was Sophomore Betty Moran who clid a terrific job with this sport and kept the girls interested. BADMINTON Upper Left: LEFT T0 RIGHT: ROW I - Betty Salisbury, Norma Pizinger, Evelyn Henley, Shirley Hart, ROW Z - Mary Lou Fulton, Donna Smith, Charlene Chant, Pat Rohrbacher, Myrna Garth. S 1 ww f f 'r r '. K , V F 5 I ,fix , , W 4 1 ,r 1 P - . 1 ,1 K Y