Downey High School - Volsung Yearbook (Downey, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1953 volume:

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Downey, California. with the deliberate intent to create, in future years. a feeling of nostalgia in the soul of the reader for the good old days of the school year 1952-1953. DEDICATION Thus volume of memorues us cleducafed by +he sfaff +o 'rhe memory of me of fhe mosf beloved leachers of Downey Hugh Francous Uzes who passed away Ocfober I6 l952 Hus dearh le'H all who regrelu and a deep sense of personal lo s Mr Uzes came 'I'o,Downey Hugh un I938 and 'rhrough +he h years ad dulugen+ly buul+ up a respec+ and cl a mur a+uon aHauned only by such an honorable gracuous man He durecled 'rhe band and orchesrra for 'rhe grea+er parl of hus 'leachung career fhen 'raughf Unured S+a+es Husfory 'ro many of Downey s s+uclen+s durung 1'heur uunuor ea h y r un sc ool and acred as chaurman of +he 1' I+ acu y of aclvusers fo 'rhe uunuor class We have chosen an humble man for fhus lonor ancl belueve +ha+ 'rhe sumplucu+y and humor of Mr Francous Uzes wull luve +ruly un 'rhe hear+s of srudenfs and leach- ers as an example of superior esreem. .if 1.vAl ' A47 . . . MT. . , I , fp I ., I . Jkgyzmhim full of sorrow and ffl 'N ,No ' u lf s . gl 'E' . . S' I I I .h ' . . -,bu C I I O 0 I : . . 1 I TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION FOREWORD ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY PLANT MAINTENANCE STUDENT GOVERNMENT AND CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS PAGE I9 63 bf' 82 83 96 SPORTS 9 2I Y CLUBS 22 I24 ADVERTISING I25 47 INDEX fN .... ...gy S. Acnvmes AND EVErG?SfIfiffflffffIQQIffffffffffffffffflfffffflfffffffffflff '- f fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff - I Ss .J Therefore In 'rhls record of our school year I+ seem d ra+her approprlale 'rhal' we should sel' m +hese pages whal' THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE means 'I'o +ypIcal Am rlcan hugh school s+uden+s In a 'ryplcal American me+ropolI+an area And so we presenl' Vac Vulcmg he 'Figure fo your rlghl' who lyplfles an av r age Downey Hugh School s+uden+ WI+h Vac as your gurde you wull fraverse our school year i952 I953 r llvmg wI+h 'lhe achvrhes of our swudeni' governmenl campus clubs a+hle+lc even+s and socual 'lunchons Pg-l FOREWORD As our school year opened a+ Downey Unlon Hugh School we found ourselves In 4'he mIds'r of a quadrennlal even+ whuch has long been a characl l'ISl'IC of our Amerlcan democracy l facl 'r IS +h very 'Foundahon of our Amerucan democ racy Thus even'r IS fhe elechon of +he Presudenl of +he Um+ed S+a+es Durlng +he course of 1'he hechc pollhcal campalgnlng which always accompames such an elechon one phras which kepl re occurring In I+s use by lhe parhsans In volved was THE AMEPICAN WAY OF LFE As we walched and lIs+ ned I+ became apparen'I' 'rhal' +hIs expresslon means dlfferenl fhmgs 'ro dlfferenl people Sa A . Q I H 0 4 . E I . I J 'f A Q o I ' ri . ' Q n ' E 0 e I U ' . G C ll I X I ll. . e . ' . . I . le . - ll II X . le . . . So I ll - - - ll' + . . I . Ia - 8 I -.4 O O ' o II - ll - I Q - I - A3 . . . us 1 I I I -ww 4' ff rg ,zv tf A I' Zigi . 'M f' if r ,V if ' f so N I ,.-. l ,,. I , AS ,..- . ..-',.....-W 4,- I , w-,..4.-..... 1 , Vijffl rw, f ' 4 , 'Y W 'F They Administer Our School From scratch paper to earth movnng equipment from paper clnps to salarles It takes money to run a school Vac d'scovered too that It takes abuluty and care to see to at that value ns recezved from the money spent since the money comes out ot the pockets of Vncs parents and thousands luke them Ass stont Superintendent un charge ot busnness operatnons as Mr Leland l-l Wnllnams whose respons bllnty t s to see that thus value us recenved lt s not an easy job and the tact that most of the t me thmgs ran so smoothly he was hardly aware that lt was be ng done made Vac decade that It was nn capable hands C F Shambaugh SUPERINTENDENT lt didnt take Vrc Iona to become acquannted wnth the name of Super ntendent C F Shambaugh although he drdn t get a chan e to see h m as often as has older brothers dud Th's was because N1 c dnscovered th s job ot being su :Jenntendent of such a rap dly expand ng school dustruct takes a lot ot tlme wh ch must be spent away from contact with the students plannmng for locat ons on wh ch new schools can be bullt arrcng no for the tnnances to do that buuldlng and countless other jobs whuch make the expansion possible When V c dud have occasion to see h s super ntendent however he found hum to be a tnendly sort of person and genu nely nterested m see ng to ut that the student body kept an unsullled reputatlon tor decency honor and moraluty wn le gettlng an educatuon L H Williams ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Page 6 I 0 U U O I ., , . . . ' - 1 l .. , I N. 1 - ' li ' 7' A - . I, It 1 Q - ,, , , 'r ' 1 '- ' ' 2 ' ' 7 I . 1 I , 1 1 I 7 ' S ' .A , 1 ,. . . ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - I 1 ' R ., i . , . E . . . . . , :- .. i: . . . ' ' . . V 1 Q . l . I . . . I 1 , AA? And Provide For Our Needs BOARD OF TRUSTEES It's a good thing that the men who wrote our state Constitution cared enough about us to establish and maintain a system ot public education, This was Vic's reaction when his curiosity led him to find out who pays tar his school, who owns it, who sees to it that he has everything that is needed to make it a good school. The schools of California, he found, belong to the people, and they have good schools, mediocre schools or bad schools in direct proportion to the interest in the welfare of public education taken by the men and women of the local community. l-le learned that through the years the state has adopted laws which delegate to the local districts the responsibility and authority tor the operation and maintenance ot schools. l-le learned that the men pictured on this page give of their time, energy and wisdom, serving without salary, providing tor his needs, in order that he will have a good school, and it you ask Vic, he has a good school. President Melvin Quigley Secretary Frank Barnes Mr. Reno Sirrine Dr. Leon A. Wright Dr. Schuyler P. Strong Page 7 Mrs. Verna Bennett Mrs. Virglnia White Mrs. Juanita Burda Mrs. Ruth Shasha Secretaries Vic suddenly became aware that his school is growing-growing rapidly. Indicative of the growth ofthe school is the increase in the number of secretaries now employed at Downey High School. Not long ago the school had only two secretaries who served both the Senior High and Junior High, now there are eight who serve the Senior High alone. Mrs. Bennett is the PBX operator and clerical secretary. Taking care of attendance matters is Mrs, White, while Mrs. Burda is secretary to Mr. Shambaugh. The general office secretary is Mrs. Shasha. The secretary to the plant superintendent, Mr. Thomas Fleming, is Mrs. Tucker, and Mrs. Park is the secretary to Mr. Williams, the busness manager. In charge of money matters are Mrs. Rich, who is the payroll secretary, and Mrs, Woodward, who is the financial secretary. Page 8 Mrs. Grace Tucker Mrs. Mildred Park Mrs. Florabelle Rich Mrs. Fay Woodward Wuth Durectuonal Skull ln a gesture of admnratlon and thanks Vac doffed has beanue to Mr W J Wr ght Pr ncupal of Downey Senzor Hugh School once he became aware of the fact that there are reasons behind each of the regulations which somet mes caused hum some annoyance Those reasons are Jsually based on past expenence Voc found and he decuded that when students Ind cated they were capable of assurnrng responsnbuluty and carry ung through they usually found Mr Wrught wlll ng to gave them the chance Thus was proved to Vac s satusfactuon when he look ed over the calendar of the year Mr R Arno Peet When Vrc decuded to trace the fo steps made by Mrs Karvn B Sanders Grls Counselor rn the course of an ordunary school day he soon gave vent to a weary but admur ng Bravo' Well done' As de from her regular counselung dutues nn whuch she o so assus s n he regusterrng of new stuc n s Mrs S n e s s the adv ser of two vey a tve a rls organizations on the campus he G rls League and Les Torcheres Those who have had the opportun ty to talk and work wuth her ebbung source of creatuve udeas and In spurung advuce Bravo' know that she us a never Prunclpal W J Wrught ln the capacity of Attendance Supervisor rs Mr R Arno Peet who IS now completung h s second year at Downey Hugh School Wuth the aud of hus effuclent staff of secretaries and the conv nuence of the newly remodeled attendance office Mr Peet has sumplufued and extunguushed many attendance prob lems as well as revnsed the system of taking roll He has also through hus posutuon as Student Court advuser proven humself to have a hugh degree of unterest and enthusiasm un the many school actlvutues Hus unfaulung ef forts have played a large role un better establishing the Court as a umportant part of the campus lufe Mrs Karyn B Sanders Page 9 . . 0 . 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J . , l 1 11 11 ,Ls Page lO Counsehng and Guldance When Vic felt the need of help in solving some of the problems that bothered him he knew where to go He knew that Dr Merle Taber was always available to listen with sym pathy that anything he told her would be held in strictest confidence He knew too that both boys and girls students and teachers all could call upon her Thi was Dr Taber s second year as a member of the DUHS family acting in the capacity of consultant Before coming herein an official capacity she was a well known lec turer on family problems and had frequently met w th senior problems classes for discussions of many top cs of interest She has gained the confidence affection and respect of both boys and girls Dr Taber is one of the few women to obtain a degree of doctor of philosophy from Harvard University Dr Merle V Taber CONSULTANT and a Healthy Body Although much of the time of the school nurse Mrs. Sarah Lyance, is taken up with ministering to minor injuries and ailments of students, she likes to consider her chief duty the long-range general health program which will aid stu- dents to a fuller, more satisfying participation in school work. She is particularly interested in learning what defects in hearing and vision hamper Vic and his friends in the process of learning, and to that purpose has conducted otological clinics with guest experts invited. Her work has been of great value and help to many students. Mrs. Sarah Lyance SCHOOL NURSE Toward a More Personal Relationship MQ WILLIAM WALKER To give students a more personal relationship with their teachers is important in education This year Vic discover ed his school had put forth an extra effort to establish this with the creation of class counselors Mr Will am Walker counselor of the senior class not only gives very helpful advice concerning the courses they w sh to take but keeps the seniors up to date on how they stand on credits needed to graduate MR WATT HILL Mr Watt Hill besides being counselor of the junior class also is chairman of the junior class advisers which means a general super pun or class play which helps to finance the Junior Senior Prom and that big social event of the year the Prom itself This is in addition to his duties as a teacher of history and pre flight aeronautics MR ED BRAGG Mr Ed Bragg in addition to his duties as a teacher of al gebra and geometry aids the sophomores in planning their course of study In some re spects his is the b ggest lab of all s nce he deals with a great er number of students all of them co'n ng into Senior H gh for the first time and there fore in greater need of sym pathetic gu dance which Mr Bragg g ves in good measure Page I O I . 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They Teach Us Knowledge Yet They Know Mrs Verla Allen Mrs Pearl Boucher Homemaknng Sponsor FHA Sho thand Typ ng Offrce Practrce Mr Floyd J Andrus Mr George Barber Senlor Math Algebra Soph Class Advlser Calrfornra History Clv cs U S l-lrstory Junior Class Advnser Mnss Gratra Boynton Mrs Irene Brldges Mr Rudy W Cooser pan sh Fren h Spanlsh Clubs Lrbrarlan Junnor Class Adviser Musnc Glee Club D rector Fren h Clubs Strung Ensemble Dlrecto Mr Edward C Bragg Mr Moses Chavez SGWIOV IOSACWISGV Sophomore Class Counselor Lu e Sc ence Assrstant Football Coach Soohomore Class Adv: er Be B3 ketball Coach Golf Coach Mrs Louna Belle Courtney Mrs Catherlne Eddy Mr Donald Gould Sophomore Englush Junlor Englush Jumgr English ,lumor Cla 5 Adviser Lute Scvence Camera Club Spon or Sophomore Class Advrser CSF Sponsor Sophomore Class Adv: er Mr Donald Douglas Mr Francus Flanders Speech Drama Junror Class Play Mechanlcal Drowrng Semor Class Play Cardlnal Masque Sponsor Sensor Class Advrser Page 12 I S : : ' ' h ' ' l ' 4 L F . . ' Q s ' Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry World Geography, Driver Education - .4 5 . 's e s , w'qt,gpr1's' gang, ' , . ' , ' s , s f -5 How Faint We Flicker And How Low Mr James Grlme ass Helen Hall Machn Shop Gr PhysucalEducatuon GAA Sponsor Sensor Class Advnser Mnss Leata Haas Muss Donna Mae Halverson Jan or English Englnsh Dept Coord nator Gnrls Physlcal Education Jun or Class Advlser Vnkettes Sponsor Junror Class Advnser Mr A fred Hemkln Mrs Verna Hallowell Mr Thomas H Johnson Bookkeepnng u tntute Home Teacher Journallsm Norseman Advnser Commercnal Dept Coordlnator Mr Watt Hlll r Volsung Advnser Qunll and Scroll Sponsor Jun or Class Advlser Junior Class Advlser Pre Flight U S History Junior Class Counselor Chalrman Junuor Class Advnsers Ml' Robert Hull Avuatnon Club Sponsor U S Hlstory World G ography i -K f., Ni I W' Wm LY. AJ' va QHQ5' Mr Wallace Klncald Mr Ennar Knudsen Dnver Educatlon Student Government Sensor Problems Boys Physncal Educatlon Chourman Sensor Class Advisers Basketball and Bu eball Coach Student Council Adviser Mr Olin D Kung Mr Dean Krebs US History Junlor Class Adviser Drlver Educatuon Sophomore Class Advnser Junuor Red Cross Sponsor Mr David Leuker Lute Sclence Page l 3 , E 2 i ls ' ' J I . . , . . S bs. ' . I , , I. , ' 5 , . . , - 75 '3 .,V, ' , , g 1 V 5 K . ,V . , ' ' j ' W , . A 3-'ff J so g. Eff lg . 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I 1 , - Ji' F f . ,fr 'l 351' 4 ., af ' ' fkwl Of Our Knowledge Glow Mr James Schultz Mr Wlllsam H Smltheran Boys Physucal Educatuon Dnre tor Physucal Educarlon Dept Swlmmung Coach Water Polo Coach Boys Phy :col Educahon Mr Gus Shmey Mrs Erma Swarthouf Sophomore Englssh Senxor Englnsh Junuor Englnsh Sword and Shleld Sponsor Sensor Class Advsser Sophomore Class Adviser Song and Yell Leader Sponsor Mr Gordon Tanner Boys Physlcal Educatlon Drnver Educatnon Varslty Football Coach Cee Basketball Coach Mr Mortln T0Y'0f Junnor Varsuty Baseball Coach U S H'Sl0'Y Se 0' problems Sensor Class Advlser Mass Alnce Tucker Mrs Jane Walta Lule Scnence B ology Sophomore Englnsh College Prep Engllsh CSF Sponsor Sophomore Class Advnser Sophomore Class Adv: er Mr Wllllarn Walker Mrs Margaret West CIVICS Coordinator Social Studres Latun Latnn Clubs Sponsor Sensor Class Counselor French French Club Sponsor Sensor Class Advlser Sophomore Class Advnser ld' Page l 5 1 'fr 1 . x 0 7 S A Q . S Y F A .r ' V 53122 , l A ff A S f 1 It Takes a Lot of Effort .F ks! ln addition to the regular upkeep of grounds and equipment, one of the biggest jobs accomplish- ed this school year was the rehabilitation of what had been the Junior High administration building. lts outer surface was peeled off, reinforcing steel i .4-QQQL.- -- The bus comes to take Vic to school, and takes him home. Buildings have to be cleaned, equipment has to be repaired. New classrooms have to be provided for an increasing number of students. How does all this come about? Port of Vic's curiosity was answered when he learned about Mr, Thomas Flem- ing, the plant engineer, and the peo- ple who work with him and under his general direction, shown in the pic- tures to the left. ln the top picture are: Top row: Plant Engineer Thomas Fleming Mrs. Grace Tucker, secretary, S. F. Unswarth purchasing agent, John Magnuson, upholsterer, W, F. McEuen, bus dispatcher. f Middle row: Denver Mason, mechanic, Charles Lier, carpenter, Linn Danks, operator, Russell Baldwin, athletic attendant, Joe John- son, welderg Gary Barrett, head groundskeeper, Halvor Bakken, carpenter, Gene Beck, me- chanic. Bottom row: Henry Eggink, groundskeeper, Fred Copeland, painter, Francis Benstead, painter, Walter Sibert, deliveryman, Thomas Battaglia, plumber, Fred Wilson, electrician, Charles Whitten, groundskeeper. ln the bottom picture are the inside custodial workers, who keep the buildings in condition: Culley Alford, John Zimperick, John Knoch, John Wilson, Mrs. Anna Marshall, Clifford Standsby, and Head Custodian Del Bolyarde. and concrete applied to make it earthquake proof, and the entire building renovated. Stages of this work can be seen in the pictures below. The build- ing is expected to be ready for use when school re-opens in September. l' ,2 To Keep the Whee Providing for Vic's arrival at school on time, and his safe return home is a fleet of big 80-passenger buses, with Bus Dispatcher VV. F. McEuen arrang- ing the schedule and supervisng the drivers. This year, for th: first t me, Downey Union High School has employed only women as regular drivers, after ex- perimenting with this arangement last year. They have proved themselves capable, and their popularity with Vic and his friends is growing. These buses also take students on field trips, athletic teams to rival schools, and aid many school groups to participate in outside activities. In addition they serve both the junior high schools and the elemen- tary school. Plant Engineer Fleming is v e r y proud of the modern equipment which so efficiently serves these schools, Mrs Clara La FleIche ls Rolling Mrs, Mary Carney Mrs. Frances Morrett Mrs. Marian Cowan Lower rZght:Mrs. Thelma Richards Mrs. Mary Von Fettinger Mrs Kitty Johnson Mrs. Ruth Mueller Mrs. Billie Jean Thorpe Page l7 Page l 8 Z' Mdlr al if A gk, . - ,xg ..,-' ,A. 1, .--0:11. as gf 1--Ac, . dung, 5 ww'-1 'L' - s-.. Fuel for Energy Mrs Zelnsa Th eme lleftl Mrs Volo Barb lrughtl Because ot the unterest wnuch hs government takes un hs educatuon Vuc and hrs truends are able to enjoy wholesome well balanced meals t very small cost The school cafe'erua receuves funan cual oud un getturug plenty of good food and wuth Mrs Volo Barb durectung the school lunch program un all three schools and Mrs Zelma Thueme man ag ng the Senuor Hugh cafe erua no student needs to be undernour shed The cafeteruo us a non proft enter pruse and un addutuon to teedung the hungry s udents us the scene of many spe ual occosuons such as the Parent Teacher meetungs the Latun Club ban quet sports awards d nners and many o hers The oddutuon of a nutrutuon peruod started as a reward for keepung the campus clean has made the snack shack shown below even more popu lor than ever thus year Thus unter mussuon between second and th rd per uod was a welcome break Prof ts from the snack shack go unto the student body fund L5 rw ALS A511 Q F 'K 4 ,,. gy: 7 M , ,Q , ., if fi? 1564+ , an pf 2' if , 4 , xv , ,. , f 1 , 4 ,M ,291 Ly if 1 ' , 9 F Sue Rowe Secrctarx Mary Ball VC ULY d Berfxl Qlcldel Preyden T ?'1 PW9 Kenm! 6 nt Presi 9 hey Tread The Fields Where Honor Calls Abraham Lincoln said it slightly less than a hundred years ago at dedication ceremonies onthe tield ot Gettysburg, and ever since then politicians and patriotic speakers have been echoing the phrase Covernment of the pea ple, forthe people and by the people To Vic Viking it refers in part to these people the Student Council and the Home room Representatives At no other time in the history ot Downey Union l-ligh School has one body of students had so much power at its disposal The leadership class also had its beginning this year Previously the Council had met once a week but by having the Council in a class ot its own they were able to meet and carry on business easier and more etticiently at any time School spirit and the general attitude ot the student body was tremendously improved over the past two years Attendance at ath letic events and the sale at student body cards were raised due to the work ot the Council and Homeroom Representatives FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL TYR ttc rigw Vic Macias ophomore class prc idcnt Ma x L QC Q et la ap omore c a r Ln it F pro idont Qhcrlxn Oleen Norsem rt ctlit x mittee representative Don Hudson p tlc wmmi sioncr Bl E c 4 iunicr cla s pre i ent , I - i I 1 4 . . O ii I A T !, A . 4 -ew , I su 5 . ' .5 'H fs 2 5 'V . ' - 1 . Q V ' 1 7' ' , 'Vi 1 ' I , J x If ' ,-,sl 1 T ict ,. . , A 4', G an . get lg X 1- - , i ,IL Cwlicl G'rls' L: uc' president, .I rm T z ft s h l ss rcp Cv tctxe Be Riocrs slflif Clgye 3 4 3 or Callcci' Cfult roll cfm- A, , L1WIllX ci N K il ri ks in s s d has cr Their Voices Sound 4 Through Council Halls ' The Council sponsored a Father4ond-Son Night ot the last football game, and also a banauet tor the champ onship water polo teams. Another first this year at Downey, was the nutrition period which was brought about through the ettoris of the Council, This new a:'dI'Q'on to the school program was well ac- cep ed by the sudent body and will probably become a perrnanent part ot Qt. Probably the most 'maortant thing that the Council did, was to rev se the school conf siltution completely, The constitution had become outdated and obsolete, and was sadly in need of rewritina, c Vking n well be proud ot Councils many achievements this year D OV Ol Felllng pwsidenf Bern I Vi e Knudsen C9 prQ5,dent SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL Darlene Conte Secretary S, Carol Sue Myers Treasurer U' Lett to right Dick Peck sophomore representative Tommy Vvhite iunior class president G orgc Kataniian senior class presidert Mary Varela Norsemari editor Cecelia Moses G rls Leaaue president Bill Auerbach publicity com ll committee representative Jim Ol-lair miss orier Joan Thomsen ra y I Nolsung editor Page Zl ophomore class president Jo Bix er VE ' ' ca his ., Q . . , I . 't ' ' v it . .f . A vt! I X ff! .. v 1 I I 4 7' . , - ' .lg e - I ' , ' I ij I , Q ' , i ' . ' 2 ' , r Q U . , A I The Volce of Enforcement Student Court g we --4 5,4 Nt' COURT OFFICIALS ated Donna Mutchell Balrtt Stan Aldrlch prosecutnng attorney Fell cla Carhart court clerk Kneelung John l-lowe sergeant at arms M Peet advuser Roger Fredruckson defense attorney STUDENT JUDGE: e n Le le Bleama tcr n Pow ll v e n O er Chl 4 u Mar Gobel B l Erick on nn Dur ey Mwe Kearn h r Iene Nel 1:7 VIC was nmpressed by the ettscnent way In whnch the Student Court gat to work dur ng the second semester and became an etfectnve Instrument In governrng student conduct The Court originated In the sprung semester at l95l but became most act ve this term promlslng a better school government ID future years -qv- STUDENT COURT MONITORS Bottom Row Drxne Jennings! Ann Harnden Barbara Wrlkerson, Elsse Lozanc Janice Hansen, Peggy Cannon Arias Arnold Second Row Dowd Cox Mnke McCallum Ronnre VVelch Rex Powell Colleen Ccult Janulee Wllms Ann Tuttleton Thurd Row Dennns l-locker Davld l-lall Harald Wullrams Bob LoCucera B.ll Agnew Sharol l-lalberg Top Row Bob Lee Fred Conover, Albert Whtte, Bal' Olmsiead, AI George Page 23 O C I ' .'l 9 V ' .A 5 - J 3 , , Lftto gm ez, -. 1 Ke 2, B Il Sol ogy Be I, R g s e. J stnce-, 5, I Jo , ll ' 5 ,A , ' I Y s, C a - I son c , I 'l f 4 , Af . V1 , , F 'J Q Q ..V 4. ' 'gf' L1 C . . . . ! I It I . . . lr Q b Q ': , - , I i . , , W . ' ,f 'J 'L Se : ' , g I r ' ' x 'D' I V- r I I .1 U A 4 41. if 2 . I 1 my v, TQ 'l 7 ,, w . 1 . 5 gl Page 24 Class of '53 Leave it to the class of '53 to fairly exhaust poor little Vic with their activity-packed agenda. The seniors got off to a splashing start first semester with a swimming picnic at Irvine Park. ln close pursuit was the Senior Breakfast, at which they received their much-famed fire engine red sweaters. However, it was in the month of February that Vic really felt the bruising impact of the roller skating party held at Montebello. FIRST SEMESTER SENIOR OFFICERS Ben Rogers president Pat Brown treasurer Joan Wintermute secretary Bernie Knudsen vice president bf SECOND SEMESTER SENIOR OFFICERS Frank Sabala vice president Ginger Ball trea surer Delorus Turner secretary George Katanjian president Second semester found all the loyal senior Ditch Dayers traipsing off to Riverside Park for an eventful outing of canoeing baseball relay racing pie eating competition swimming and horseback riding The senior class play, Night of January l6 a suspenseful story of a murder trial in which the lury was chosen each night from the audienc was presented to packed houses in the school auditorium on April 23 and 24 Finally in a maze of preparations for graduation Vic and his classmates bade a fond adieu to their alma mater , I , I 1 I I Q -4 I ' I f ' I I I 1 . , ,r g P , Ls-Ya' ,,,..' f ,' . N1 ,V - 11 - 11 - - - - 1 1 1 ' I - 11 V 11 - - ' 1 1 . . D 'I 1 1 ISI Is For Seniors 5Q'b Joe Agunlar Marvin lBudl Agnew Wnllnam Green Agnew Jr Janus Adamson Quant' T Stanley Aldrich Herman Auslander Arlls R Arnold Bull Auerbach Bull AI en Clyde Arthurs Bob Baker Leonard Bartlett Theresa Barra Vlrglnla Ball Mary Ball Ronald Eugene Balfour Page 25 Page 26 'Y' . .loan Elaine Bough Richard Verner Beck Gloria Bell Shirley Beach Dorothy LaVonne Beesley Jackie Joann Berge Don A Bierbower Nadyne Berry Phyllis Bierbower Adele Ann Binder Torn Blackmore Jo Bixler S S y r5451.L.. 1 'F' M sv ,M43 will f wr: 'W 'li Dona Jean Braun Fred Allan Brossmer William Frederick Brown Elva Pauline Brown Patricia Brown Bob Brust Shella Burton James R Calkins Barbara Budlong Floyd Butts 1 John Plfnlup Call Fellcua Carhart Peggy Margaret Cannon Cora Carlson f Betty Chontos Bruce Coll ns Muriel Clark Norman Coll ns Darlene A Conte Nancy Lee Covey Verna Yvonne Coulter Cave C54 Page 27 f 1 'nt' V - W M ! r 'V , ll , , 3 r j . I A. 44 A, V 3 C l U A Null, 9 Joan Craig Irvin Crist Marie Cubberly Irsyi Fay Culwell Fredella Kay Curtls Davld Harrison Dahlem John Ward Dawson Barbara Ann Day Shsrley Grace Edquvsl Emmett Charles Edwards Sally Ann Ehlnger Merle W Eude Shirley Eh Mary Rosanne Evans Bruce Fay David Felllng Page 28 Melvnn Dean Deasey Jackne Dellsute :PWM ,aw Dave Gardea Gary Meriwether Garrett Roland B. Gardner John Garrison Gary Fisk Reta Foster Martha Ann Frazier Roger Gay Fredrickson Pat Freeman Dolores Fricke Laverne Gallagher Kenneth Ganser Barbara Helen Genow AI George Barbara Jean Gibbens Roberta Glass lChambersl Mary Jo Gobel Neil A. Grantham Carol Ann Greenslade David L. Grove Page 29 The Plant of Freedom 'QM Page 30 ,ui vi' Hs' Nd X 1 ww Ruth Gussow Shorol June Holberg Wondo Holl Wvlllom Hall Nelva Evoro Horgls Joanne Harmon Peggy Horns Sally Jo Harris Carolyn Hortzler Richard Hoslap Winston Havef Pat Heath Evolyne Morne Henney Borboro Hull Joan Hnmmelfarb Sondra Hammelforb Donald L Hacker Marlon Hoffeld Jerome Holland Wnllnom T Hollus Upward Sprung Barbara Ann Holly Jnmmue Horn Jam Horton Mar an Horwitz Hugh T Hoskins John Augustus Howe '77 wwf Thomas E Howe Elizabeth Huff 'ul' Y-ar Duane Humphrey Wllluam Sheridan Hunt Duxne Clark Jennnngs Sheelagh Lorna Jennings Marcsa Louise Jobe Raymond Johnson Chuck Kalfenfhaler Carl Kard nal Lane Karnes George Katanjian M ke C. Kearns Bob Kemp ,,..,, 'UN -Aw Page 31 Page Then Spread Its Leaves Albert Kepplunger Bernie Knudsen Verna Kessloff Fred Kruger Nell Klbler Borba ra Klnzey Martha Losafer Judy Lowman Marnlyn Laubach Rlchard Lee Krumwled Mary Lang LaVerne Lemberger Robert Lee 'Z X-nur James Lennox Bruce Lundquusf Bertha Lozono John A Lunaberg Beverly Josephine Little 32 5 X' , I V J gl Y Y, ' r ,1, J f -if 'J -3? r l V7 V A, s s J l 5, 1.1 J J l'err L ,le-l l ' 'Jr All V QL ' M of I ll ll , ll 1 l . 9 . 3 x Q ' So Fresh ond Young VECTOI' fVlCCOlr'f1OF1 Bgrbgrq NXCC-Qrgw Daryl A. McClusky Martha McGuire Shnrley Jean McConnell Coroiyn Molchow Bull Mclfetrld e Guy Mannlno James Manuel Richard Martin Don Mansfield Ernest Marcus 9 Dorothy Lee Malderey John Marxmlller Alyce Mercer Bonnie Louise Merritt Gwendolyn C Matthews Martha Merchant Page 33 Then, Too, Humanity Donold Norvell Page 34 Buddy Nichols Kenneth Norberg Carol Sue Myers .loyne F Nogomn Dovud Nuborger Don Meyer Dick W Mll'e Jnll Miner Donna Joy Mitchell Bull Moore Cecello Moses Correne Mullnn Myro Murroy lMorfml . l l . ln F ,Zz-Q l N X , f g With All Its Fears 1 x lk!! .2-E Pa ncaa May Patterson Callas W Pearce Jo Anne Pear on Jnm Peck Ellen Norve I Sherlyn Oe n Larry O Nell Florence P Palazzolo Virgina Ruth Parker Robert A Pasqua Loss Peterson Sally Pnneura Dwlght Lowell Potter Alexander E Petrue James F PIY Page 'Q A 4 at ' 9 ff-ll v , Wlth All Its Hopes Kenneth Powell Lloyd V Prosser Helen Ramirez Blll Prahm Lanny Quigley E7 ,H Lupe Ramirez Donna Marne Rarnck Betty Rlce Nancy Lee Rapuer Norman D Reese Carolyn Sue Riley Romalne Robunson Ben Elton Rogers Roudney Roberts Margie Elenore Roesch lrvnng M Ross Kathleen Rucks Frank Sabala Roberta Rowe Wayne Rudd Page 36 L 3' ? lg' x..f all . R ' :D y i Of Future Years Althea Sand Donald Schrnudt GeorgAnne Schroeder Claudla Mavis Sawyer Ronald Schmuedeke Q rf Thornas Severson Frances M Sexton Davld Shandley Bull Sexton Jack Shafer Barbara Sharkey Jack Shaw Bob Slemann Jim Dean Sharp Sharon Mvchelle Sheffield 13'-ew A wi Joan Sums Donnie Smith Marlyce Spalsbury Duck Smuth Rochelle Smith Page 37 ' 2 V Z .fl M, L lf aa' A ' A M ' ' V J' 'iz A f b H , if ei X - , r S A , , In E V A Page ls Hanging Breathless On Thy Fate Robert Steinmiller William P. Stokes Mike C. Stelzer LeOl'1 Sfumpf Ruth Taff Joan Phyllus Thomsen .lacquellne Trbert Howard Arthur Tnmpke 38 Darlene Tnsor Gordon Tobua Pat Trachsel Jack Arthur Trageser Ellene Trubolet Lou Ella Mae Turnbull Calherune Turner Delorus Turner . ,-3 ,J 5' . l A I ' I 5 , 2 , i , Y I , ,, a , f 2 x. lf A 1 . , 1 I . A Our Hopes Are All With Thee Mary Ann Watts Barbara Weber Ronnie We' Oran Whalan Wayne Whute Barbara Whitmore Robert Wnlker on Wllluam Walks Mary Margaret Varela Ronnie Volmer Ray Van Couvering Alfa Voge Noelee Walsh Carol Watt Caron Wallace Margaret Jean Wallar Page Page Our Hopes Are All With Thee Beryl Wulluom June Wlngord Joon Wnntermu e Edwin Wlss' r Kcnruerh Russell Wlike 40 ,7D Doris Wulms W Dorlene Woods Alton Worthom G Mortn Wrrght T Victor Wrxght Roberto Young Fred Zeu hen Fred Dunn o 4 0 3 I . . lax E3 ' X C 5 3' , 'f . I U Ie i f 1 - J ,v,. In 2' d 1 U lx . ' ' Vx - I , 7 t r C i . XL wg 1 If if ,, xr ' V4 ' Z' 1 4 A I 3' I JQW- , -..V gp ii' 4 i lg 1 ' fltifv gmfw 1 gg .' l U ,ug-A , H, x ug v J! , .., 'Q f ?. F? 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Ronald Eugene Balfour Boys Glee Club Red Cross Mary Ball Student Councul 'Treasurer' Les Torcheres 'Sergeant at Arm CSF Treasurer GAA Presudent Prom Commuttee Amamutes urgrnua Ball Student Body Treasurer Senuor Class Treasurer GAA Presudent Gurls G'ee Club 'Vuce Presud nt Quull and Scroll Bond 12 years' Leonard Bartlett Cro s Country '2 years' Track 12 ears' Y Letterman s Club JUTS Page 42 l Joan Elaune Bough Bachelorettes Orchestra Vukettes '2 years' Dells 'Chaplaun' AA Shurley Beach Gurls Glee Club Future Homemakers GAA Peggy Margaret Cannon I-lomeroom Representatuve Student Court Monutor Junuor Play 'Backstage' Quull and Scroll Buble Club Future Homemakers Amamutes Sophomo e Cl ss Trea urer Les Torcheres Ca dunal Mosque 'Pre udent' Pan Am rlcan Cl b 'P e 'dent' GAA Prom Steer ng Comm tt Dorothy La Vonne Beesley Fe ucuo CQ,-hqff Gurls Glee Club Dells Jackue Joann Berge Bank of Ameruca Certufucate Award Wunner Hallowe n Wundow Pauntung Contest Bachelorettes 'Treasurer' Future Homemakers Gurls Glee Club Nadyne Berry Red Cross 'Pres and Vuce Pres ' Don A Buerbower Buble Club 'Vuce Presudent' Volsung Staff Phyllus Buerbower Future Homemakers Buble Club GAA Adele Arun Bunder A Cappella Chour GAA Avuatuon Club Jo Buxler Student Councul Volsung Staff 'Edutor un Chuef' Gurls Glee Club 'Presudent' Buble Club 'Secretary Treasurer' GAA 'Swumm ng' Quull and Scroll Tom Blackmore Junuor Play Senuor Play Cardunal Masque Esquures Dona Jean Braun C F Strung Ensemble 'Transfer from Bell' Fred Allan Brossmer 'Transfer from Dorsey' Varsuty Baseball '2 years' Varsuty Basketball 'l year' JUTS Sword and Shueld Elva Paulune Brown Future Homemakers Wulluam Frederuc Brown Bee Water Polo Cee Swummung Red Cross Patrucuo Brown Vukette Mauorette 12 years' 'Transfer from Wullowbrook' Home omung Queew Le Torcheres Qdull and S roll 'Presudent' l-lam room Repre e t tuve P n Amerucan Club 'Treo urer No eman Staff 'Pag Edutor' Vo sung Staff Student Court Clerk CSF 'Norsem n Representotuve' Ca dunal Masque Vukettes '2 years' GAA Amamutes Prom Commuttee S n or Sweater Commuttee Cora Carlson A Cappella Chour GAA Betty Chontos Gur s Glee Club A Capp lla Cho r 'Lubraruan' Truplettes Bruce Colluns Kung s Men Varsuty Football Norman Colluns Kung s Men 'Presudent' Bee Football Darlene A Conte Student Body Secretary Student Court Monutor A Cappella Chour 'Pres dent' Homeroom Representatuve Alpha Ettas Dells Verna Yvonne Coulter Buble Club 'Norseman Rep Quull and Scroll Gurls Glee Club GAA Nancy Lee Covey Vukettes '2 years' Gurls Glee Club Ba hlorettes Dave Cox Student Councul 'Sophomore Rep Sophomore Class Representatuve Stud nt Court Monutor Bee Football Dee Basketball Kung s Men Boys Glee Club Letterman s Club Pan American Club Presud nt' Joan Craug Bob BFUST Vukettes '2 years' Pan Amerucan 'Treasurer' G l Gl Cl b Barbara Budlong 51,42 Cfueb U Dells Sen or Play 'Stage Crew' 'Transfer from Whuttuer' Sheula Burton A Cappella Chour Vukettes Future Homemakers GAA Bachelorettes Gurls Glee Club James R Calkuns Water Polo Junuor Play Senuor Play Cardunal Masque lrvun Crust Student Court Judge Letterman s Club 'Vuce Presudent' Boys Glee Club A Cappella Chour Yell Leader Football Prunce sophomore year Varsuty Basketball Varsuty Bee and Ce Football J V Baseball Homeroom Representat ve Soph Junuor and Senuor years' Marue Cubberly Quull and Scroll Narseman Staff GAA lrsyl Fay Culwell Bub e Club A Cappella Chour Future Homemakers Truplettes Fredella Kay Curtus Avuatuon Club '3 years' GAA CAP 13 2 years' Davud Harruson Dahlem CSF 'Pre udent' Esquures Letterman s Club Varsuty Football Varsuty Track Band Bank of Ameruca Certufucate Ea t Los Ange es lnvutatuonal Band John Word Dawson Letterman Club Vorsrty Football Deckers Barbara Ann Day Senuor Class Play 'Make Up Gurls Glee Club Jackue Dellsute Pep C ub Bruce DuBous Fred T Dunn Football Track Shurley Grace Edquust Dells French Club 'Secretary' Sally Ann Ehunger Song Leader Norseman Staff 'Page Edutoor' Quull and Scroll 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Representatsve 12 yr Sword and Shseld 1Norseman Re Letterman s Club 1PressdentI Lloyd V Prosser Kung s Men Homeroom Representatsve Sensor Class Play 1Make upI Lanny Qusgley Jayne F Nagoms CSF Lste Member 1Vsce Pres I Homeroom Representatsve Pan Amerscan Club 1Vsce Pres and Councsl Representatsvel Camera Club 1Treasurerl Bsble Club Bachelorettes Davsd Nsborger Bsble Club Red Cross Avsatson Club Buddy Nschols Bank of Amersca Certsfscote Award Kenneth Norberg Bsble Club Avsatson Club Shersyn Oleen No seman Stott 1Ed torI Student Councsl CSF Lsfe Member Pcn Amerscan Club 1PressdentI V tte 1 l yearI Bsble Club Bachelorettes 1S cretaryl Larry O Nell Sensor Play 1CastI Ksng s Men Florence P Palazzolo A Capp lla Chosr Gsrls Gee Club Future Homemakers GAA srgsn a Ruth Parker GAA Bache orettes Bsble Club Camera Club Robert A Posqua Deckers Varssty Water Polo 12 yearsI Swsmmsng Letterman s Club Boys Glee Club Patrscsa Moy Patterson Dells Callas W Pearce French Club 1Sergeant at Armsl Stud nt Councsl Junsor Class Pressdent C l F Quarter Msle Record Letterman s Club 1PressdentI Jokers Varssty Track 13 yearsl Cee Basketball Pan Amerscan Club 1Pressdentl Fsre Worden Helen Ramsrez Dells Vskettes GAA 1Game Monagerl Pan Amerscan Club 1TreosurerI Future Homemakers Lupe Ramsrez Vskettes 12 yeorsl Dells Future Homemakers G r s G ee Club Pan Amerscan Club 1Vsce Pres French Club 1TreosurerI GAA Nancy Lee Rapser GAA Pan Amerscan Club 1PressderstI Fsre Warden Bachelorettes Danna Morse Rarsck Sophornore Class Vsce Pressdent Vo sung Stott Dells 1TreosurerI Qusll cnd Scroll G r s Leagu Sensor Rep French Club 1S cretaryl Gsrls Glee Club Ho-neraom Representatsve Prom Commsttee Sen or Class Play 1Moke upI Norman D Reese Latsn Club 1SecretaryI Carolyn Sue Rsley Volsung Staff Les Torchere usll and Scroll 'Pres re Song Leader GAA Prom Commsttee Amomstes Bsble Club Club Leader 1AmonettesI S s P s 0 Q o ' , ' ' Y sr . f ' y ' B F t ss Sword and Shield 1Presidentl Alyce Mercer GAA 1Vsce-Pressdent! Grslly' ee and Cee Oobo ' h ' ' ' .l . . ' . .1 , l - E! I 7 . I ' - ,s I V V ike s l l : ' I - ' I Al I l ,- G 1 .,V-P s.I Senuor Actuvutues Betty Rce Jack Shaw Nors man Stott GAA Red Cross Alpha Ettas Pan Ameru cn Club Bub'e Club Gtrls Glee Roudney Roberts S nuor Play 1Cast! Fo tboll Baseba l Speech Contest Vlfunner 13rd Pl Gaul Romaune Robunson Truplettes A Cappella Chour Avuatuon Club GAA Cretary! Morgue Elenore Roesch A Capp lla Chour G rls Gee ub Red Cro s Avuatuon Club 12 years! Ben Elton Rogers Basketball Player ofthe Year Var uty Basketball 12 yrs Capt All League 2nd Team JV Basketball 1Ccptaun! JV Baseball 12 years! Buble Club Stud nt Bcdy Vuce Pre udent Senuor Class Pre ud nt Sopaomare Class Vu e Presudent hu tJustuce Student Court Swo d and Sh eld 1Tr asure ! Letterman s Club JUTS Club Leader 1Saxons! lrvung M Ross Tennus 13 years! Camera Club Roberta Rowe GAA 1Transter So Pasaden Wayne Rudd Tennus Bu caneerrs Hugh! Frank Sabala Junuor Football Prunce Varsuty Cro s Country 1Capt u-u! Varsuty and Bee Track B eFootbIl13 ys C ptanl Letterman s Club 1V ce Presudent! A Capp 'la Chour Senuor Class Vuce Pre ud nt Boys G ee Club Kung s Men Althea Sand CSF Lufe Member 1Tra'usfer Long Beach Wuls n C aud a Mavus Sawyer Future Homemakers Buble Club Rona d Schmuedeke Red Cross Georg Anne Schroeder C Prom Comm ttee GAA Amamutes Club Leader 1Vond:u L s! Wull am James Sexton Varsuty Sw mmung 12 years! Water Polo 1CCptaun! Letterman s Club Red Cross Jum Dean Snarp JV F otball 1Coptaun! Esquures Sharon Muchelle Sheffueld Future Homemakers Bank of Ameruca Certufucate Award Cee and Dee Basketball Kung s Men Red Cross Senuor Play 1Cast! Joan S ms Gurls Glee Club Future l-lor-'uemakers ck Sm th Varsuty andJ V Football E quures 1Presudent! Fure Warden tudent ourt Monutor St g Crew Delorus Turner Dells 1Presudent! Les Torcheres Vukettes 1Cadet Colonel! 13 yrs Senuor Class Secretary Junuor Class Play 1Cast! Senuor Class Play 1Cast! French Club 1Secretary! Pon Amerucan Club 1Secretary! Cardunal Masqu 1Vuce Presudent! Ray Van Couverung Letterman s Club Quull and Scroll Norsernan Staff Water Polo 13 years! Swummung 13 years! Player at the Year 11952 53! Pan Am rucan Club usgr Q Arms! Mary Margaret Vcurela Camera Club B ble Club M ke C Stelzer Bee Football 1Co Ccptaun Lette man s Club Kung s Men Wulluom P Stokes JV Football Leah S'umpf G rl G ee Club Buble Club Ruth Taft Nor eman Statf Quull and Scro I l at n Club 13 years! Future Homemakers Joan Phyllus Thomsen L s Torcheres Song Lead r Student Councul C F Vukettes 12 years! Quull and Scroll Buble Club Amamutes 1Pres and Secretary! Senuor Play 1Tuckets! Truplettes A Cappella Chour C Gurls G ee Club Avuatuon Club Pan Amerucan Club 1Treasurer! GAA Howard Arthur Tumpke Varsuty and Cee Water Polo u eCub 1Vu e Presd nt! Dar ene Tusor Les To cheres Volsung Staff Stud nt Body Treasurer Vuk ttes 1COpf0unl 13 years! G rls Leagu Secretary Dells 1Secretary and Hustor an! GAA Gurls Glee Club 1Presud nt! Buble Club Junuor Play 1Advertusung! Gordon Tobta Football Letterman Sw mmung Letterman s Club Deckers Jack Arthur Trage er Varsuty and J V Football A Capp lla Chour 1Lubraruan! Cho a uers Boys Glee Club Senuor Play 1Cast! Cardunal Masque Lett rman s Club Buble Club Esau res Pat Tra hsel Volsung Staff lCartoon st! Quull and Scroll Lou Ella Mae Turnbull Senuor Play 1Cast! Red Cross Student Councul Gurls League Secretory Junuor Cla s Treasurer Les Torcheres 1Presud nt! Norseman Edutor Student Court Monutor GAA 1SeCretary! Vukettes 1Presudent! 12 years! Qu ll and Scroll Cardunal Masque Future Homemakers Camera Club Pan Amerucan Club 1Vuce Pres Alta Voge Student Body Secretary Song Leader Les Tor h res lHustoruan Sergeant at Arms! Truplettes A Cappella Chour 1Secretary! Dells Homeroom Representatuve Prom Steerung Commuttee Gurls Glee Club GAA Ronn e Volmer Sword and Shueld 1Vuce Pres ! Letterman s Club Swummung Team 14 years! Water Polo 13 years Captaun! Caron Wallace Band Margaret Jean Wallar B ble Club 1Presudent! Les Torcheres Vukettes 13 years! GAA 1Captaun! Leader of Vonda Lees Noelee Walsh Buble Club GAA Carol Watt A Cappe la Chour Gurls Glee Club Caudunal Masque GAA Mary Ann Watts C F Les Torcheres Pan Amerucan Club 1Treasurer! Amamutes Buble Club GAA 1Vuce Presudent! Barbara Weber V kettes 1Mauorettel ll year! Senuor Class Play 1Cast! G rls G'ee Club 12 years! Ronnue We ch Varsuty Basketball 12 years! JlJTS C F Letterman s Club Homeroom Representatuve Student Court Monutor Avuatuon Club Oran Whalan Varsuty Tennus 12 years! J V Tennus 1l year! Camera Club Wayne Whute JV Football Water Polo 1MGHOQ6Tl Beryl Wulluams Les Torcheres 'S cretary! Cardunal Masque 1Treasurer! C F Song Leader Amamutes Latun Club 1Secretary GAA Prom Commuttee Dorus Wulrns Amamutes Latun Club atun Coun ul VPres Se ! GAA Future Homema kers 1 Sec reta ry ! Prom Commuttee June Wungard G rls Glee Club Joan Wuntermute Gurls Glee Club Senuor Class Secretary Alpha Ettas Dells Edwun Wussler Camera Club Buble Club Tennus 1Manager! Kenneth Russell Wutke Letterman s Club Kung s Men Varsuty Water Polo Bee and Cee Water Polo Bee and Cee Swummung Cee and Dee Basketball Darlene Woods Truplettes French Club 1Representatuve! A Cappella Chour Buble Club Gurls Glee Club Bachelorettes Red Cross 1Transfer from Oregon! Alton Wortham Buble Club 1Presudent! Track A Cappella Chour Choraluers Boys Glee Club C Martun Wrught Junuor Class Play 1D rector! Sen or Class Play 1Durector! Cardunal Masque 1Pres dent! Pan Am rucan Club 1Presudent! French Club 1Presudent! A Cappella Chour 1Presudent! Kung s Men Choraluers 1Presudent! Buble Club Boys Glee Club Red Cross Prom Commuttee l-lo'neroom Rep esentatuve uctor Wrught Sophomore Class Pres dent Homeroom Representatuve Choraluers A Cappella Chour 1Secretarv! Student Councul Ba eball 12 years! D ckers Sen or Play 1Cast! Junuor Class P'ay 1Cast! Roberta Raye Young Vuk ttes 1Mauorette! 12 years! Del s 'Vu e Pres Secretary! Band 1Ma1orette! 1l year! Homeroom Representatuve Fred Zeuthen Esquures Varsuty Track 17 years! Varsuty Cross Country 12 years! Letterman s Club 12 years! C F Stage Crew Page la O C I I . 9 . e . S 'c 'Se I ' - - I n I . 2 . - . - I A DI f . . h f' .! S C . - L . 2. , - ,nl C' I 2 A - t- . I- . . I ' S 3 I . . O . . - A l Y T ' . K I u I ll - V V 3 . : S' ' A s' - ., .1 ' ' - .! - . . ' s ' S V - 3, 3 ' C 9 . . I U S ' s' e - . ' ' 2 - C - e ' x. 1. , - , 4 , T .. . e S ' ' ' . . , - . . I - . JOCClU9lll'19 Tiberf LanguageClub 1Vice-President! I A Q . . . , . ' susu 'i we - ' 2 in ' e a - ., : i u - i ' f - ' ' . .. e ' ' . - - I . . , , 'el D I n 1 . . , ' C 1 ' ' ' 3 - I E ' ' r . , . 5' V' ' u - ' ' . SF 2 Q ' . . i ' e -S ', ' . ' I ' , . . . , . 2 5 ' . , r ' . ' . . S Class of '54 Top Prcture FIRST SEMESTER JUNIOR OFFICERS Bull Ernckson presrdent Nancy Ba nes secretary Anna Belle Hlgdon treasurer Lower Prcture SECOND SEMESTER JUNIOR OFFICERS Tommy White presldent Gayle l'1ansen treasurer Carol Daunoras secretary Dovjd Berry vnce presrdent Mr Taylors Furst Perlod Page lo Junrors lt was an eventful junror year for N uc sparked wrth many projects The trrst was the class play What a Lute a comedy at the troubles of Henry Aldrach lt was presented December 4 and 5 wrth the proceeds go ng to flnanclng the Junior Senor Pram Thus was followed by the junuor class pucnlc at Irv ne Park where a day of horseback rrdxng boatrng and b cycl mg was enjoyed though tus rumored that Vnc and many others got soaked nn the lake More money was needed for the Prom so the jun ors sponsored a sock hop un the boys gym March 20 wnth the music provided by the Tune Top pers Another project was the sale of lrttle dog mascots Of course the most antrcrpated event for the junrors was the Prom held at tl' Pomona County Club on May 22 Bottom Pow Do ores Mogana Carol D unoras Flrzabeth Vanderpool Carole Beck Helen Van D rcreek Nancy Stjnglex Barbara George Nancy Trollope Dannalyn Clark M dd e Row Barbara Fan' Mrlton Grant Arnod Brandt John l-lopp r Don Moore Walter Carlton Bob Smuth Drck Enael Ann Nuekerk Thjrd Raw Char es Saxton Ken Pre-mce Don Ole on Don Berurtr Euq ne Conner Jan Smrth Terry M Keev r Bob Ernwaltcr H r chel Wo le Top Row Jerry R ce Torn Krueger Lrncoln M rncr F I ,. . . , . 4 ll - Il I I , . 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' I ' I D - , Juniors Mr Hull s Sixth Period Jumors Mr Kung s Second Penod Juniors Mr Kmgs Thrrd Penod .lumors ., his Q Bottom Row Nancy Barne Jcnet Rondo ph Sue Rowe Bollm Rnchard Hotfeld Eddre Moya Bob Gutch Rheeta Turner Mary Lopez Jo Swoboda Gayle Jame Peter Rlchard Wrlbur Hansen Nancy Jolley Darlene Baker Top Row Dean Norton Leland Bewlck Richard Cron Mdde Row Herbert Eklund Bob Lazzarotto Roger N nl Barnes Bull Reese if Bottom Row Shnrley Crow Betty Donahoe Bob Hendron Torn Barn s Gwyn Warner Sharon Cart r Ed Van Antw rp Rrchard Thnrd Row Jacke Steunmrller Shrrlene Jones Kenny Lemm Frank Bennett Don Kcu er Ho tkamp Marlow Kilpatrick Don B'oxham Mlke Second Row Le Ile Bleamat Dow Math: L'oyd Kerstetter Mrke Bacon Perry Brown Ra mussen Sally Velasquez Joan Bunch Carol Van Top Row Kenny Potter John Lrnaberg Ples Clark Don Ar dale Lorene H rns Laura Emeruck Allen Galkln Turner Bottom Row Shurley Mesdlnger Jerrre Dovudson Shirley lhurd Row Lorralne Merrntt Peggy Wnllnams Margie Cotnorr Mary Macon Paula Horsley Shenla Faulds Boas Jerry Vought Kenny Ferguson John McMorns Betty Sharp Lynn Horgrs Sylyla Smead Bob Poe Fred Conover Wade Hudson Second Row Jacquelnne Arnold Deanna Davrdson Fern Fourth Row Ronald Lander Merrill Bobele Bull Guner Dorsey Ruth Sellers Shurley Shupp Daynd Islander Dan Durtee Bob Fulton Peter Steager Mary Greeley Elsne Molner Betty Burns Page 47 4 . 1 ey ' 1 ' F , . . . . - ' D1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , I 1 a, . 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' v v, -v 1 ' f- ' A gg ' i ,f A ,. h A ' ,' Q ' , 42 14 .6 Q We 1 ' I ' ' L I M ye, A Q , M W aw' ' H J' K ati 7. . 'aff' ' - tx 5 ' f V ' Q 9 2 . -Q N4 . ,wk , --es , 'Q Y a 4 , L Q ga M Q If H 1 , A ' 3 A . 4 M 4 ' . , ' I ,, ' we' A x 1 xy k 3 xi 0-:J ,H ,4 Q - . . f - f A .1 jf . Q.: J 9, ,ft , 5 l' ve: , new , A - 'J 2 ' W , -K A 4, K . . -'-if .V 'Q ' 'J Q' M 'P 1 v K - K , ,ix it li , as 1 af h Y kin' 71:3 1' ,M b. L 2 . :ax A , Q :fag W , z 'fs ij 6 f4 'f 5, 1 And the Juniors Had a Gay Time, Too Cold snow in the mountainsg warm sun at the beachesg shady trees and placid lakes in the parks , , . all these were magnets which drew Vic and his junior friends far from his own campus from time to time. Juniors held a long-remembered picnic in Irvine Park on February l5, where riding bicycles, rowing boats, taking hikes and impromptu swimming exercises, were sources of fun and merriment, ---l .gv ,WL-,. ..-1. ...f Top: The picnic at lrvlne Park drew crowds ot fun-loving juniors. Center: Locked bumpers can prove maddening when you are in . a hurry to get started to the mountahs, while there comes a familiar serenade: We are the J-Hawks, .l-l-lawks . , . Bottom: Soaking sun at the beaches .i.. but don't forget your homework ,i.. after you take time out to play. l Page Sl Page 52 Class of '55 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Vic Macros pre :dent Jrm Rozell vce p esndent Jerry Tetzlaff representatave at large Dottle Man er ecretary Bull Salvage treasurer SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Bob LoC1cero vrce presrdent LaVonne Frrzzell treasurer Dick Peck representative at large Barbara Wrlke san secretary Jrm Ol-'larr president Chret project of the sophomore class thus year was sponsonng the Freshman Sophomore Dance held the some night as the Junuor Sensor Prom May 22 Stan Mr Mnloms Farsi' Perlod Sophomores Brmgrng envy to the upper classmen the soph assembly committee got busy and brought Freberg well known raduo televrsron and recording artrst to the school for a program Bottom Row Angle Palaroan Barbara Wrlkrn on Beverly Lynne Effertz Kenneth Wrlluams Gary Knox Jerry Tompkrns Shelby Downing Janrce Nremeuer Carole Sammons Jane Plane Sue Rrggs Dunmrre June Sabatrne Joyce Yoder Karleen Ray Thwd Row Lmdm Hem.,-,Q Pofgy Smnh Jeny Tetzloff Amlo Zlle' Buster Evans Curtis Randall Darrell McAfee Jack Second Row Sandra Nelson Carolyn Wyatt Joyce Ettlen Yalden Jerry Dasher Jam Parrrs Richard Fuller - . 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I i . r , , 1 I , . . . 4 r r 1 1 r 1 Sophomores Mr Muloms Thlrd Period Sophomores Mr Mllams Fourth Perlod Sophomores Mr Mulams Fuffh Perlod Sophomores Bottom Row Judy Lander Patrncla Beaver Jackle Manker Lowell Howe Ronnle Kean Terry Stahl Ba hear Dayld Snmth Nancy Busklrk Phyllls West Top Row Don Korner Donny Hugo Larry Haas Harry Joan l.eGro Mary Grlmore Sue Mllarn Hubbard Charles Morrell Dean Golden Bernard Lacey Necond Row Janlce Blankenshup Arlrne Dugger Estella Gene Patton Larry Surnon Streckfuss Eleanor Hansen Margaret Eaton Dottle 17 'az' Bottom Row Dan Ch pparlne Larry Feemon B Colleen Pachy Toney Worthan Luclen Bone R0Ym0Vld -'lm Wh ffle R0Ym0Vld B90 ll l-O'S Sfe d Top Row Ed Connenberg Robert Lee Raymond Thomas R959 C0 Robert On BGVGVIY Schlecht Bcb L0 '90 Larry Olson Davrd Brdnlck Gary Glasgow Vlncent Mdde Row Carol Barber Judy Lawrence Robble Mofeg G mal Sandro Elder Carol Walters Helen Cortb Sc om Row M ry Au tun Je netta rcw ord Kay Mlddle Row .lack Ward Jack Bogdanoff Duck Trngley Thoma Vlrglnla Towery Claudna Raasch Darlene KGY Cfllvlfl Jean Mostellef MOVCY Pllfmml Clwflene Rablrds Kam Lune John Axton Ronald Stead Sharp Rooerf BUWWDUS Top Row Duck Peck Lee Van Valkenburg Frank Wheeler Robert Rlves Page 53 Bottom Row Carolyn Hokenson LaVerne Sullivan Frederick Ann Scherzer Carolynn Palon Rosemary Jeanne Adams Linda Bennington Esther Madison Aldridge Lorene Frye Sylvia Worthington George Eklund Third Row Coralee Schlens Connie Shoemaker Jnmme Barbara Barney Deaton Pat Wright Jack Lee Dan Prestwood Clyde Second Row Polly Campbell Eileen Walton Charlene Hiland Bob Smith John Crysler Thomas D anna Pierce Joyce Bucknell Mona Top Row Richard Young Jim Roe L., Bottom Raw Sandra Huntley Bernice Rhoades Catherine Third Row Carl Lynch Todd Millar Roger Temple Jack Peugh Joyce Cornett Elsie Lozano Roberta Hanks Haas Bob Bennett Doug Potter Robert Crain Sam Dehne Williams Mary Dunn Marlene Meyrick Duncan Plumb Joan Plane Nancy Overley Laurita Paulsen Rand Jerry Langan Jerry Wisdom Jim Stiglbauer Bob Baird Frank Evola Clifford Odor Bottom Row Gloria Heaney Carol Love Julie Serviss stra Dennis Hacker Elvin Davis Bea Rodrigue Marie Agnew Dorothy Squires Grace Third Row Lyle Brookover Tom Weeda Ronald Corbin Fulkmon Donna Skersick Donna Beal Carol Thornton Diane Parmer Claire Eckenrode Second Row Jerry Niemeir Earl Adams Art Bonet Jerry Walter Whitten Roger Moe Larry Russell Bixler Joan Balius Nancy Heimbuecher Mary Stien t-ourth Row William Russell Gary Morrell Page 54 Sophomores Mr Miloms Sixth Period Sophomores Mr Shineys First Period Sophomores Mr Shineys Second Period Sophomores 4 , ,f X i . , i 9 1 1 3 1 .. -Jil, ' , H fp . , ' r A .V F ,A Q 4.1 ' ln' , l ' A V I F, T 5 . ' I . A, 'W Y , W L, Y, X v I . ' A I 8 A 1 Y 2 u - - 4 E V 4 - , , Second Row: Shirley Joy, Carol Nelson, Pat Muir, Sally Fourth Rowg Randy l-lendley, Bob Kurkowski, Richard 1. I I r r 1 J I I f ' 5+ E 4 ' , J .' Wy 1 Y, , . iv A' ' . Q . 'asf' , . ,D .L 1' ' , E ' l V , V, S G 4 S 0 T V 4 fr I v 'N r - V . ' N' 'P' 1. ' 1. ' Q 6 w V .- X . I . f . f - . , , . . .. 2, ' , ' , ' 1 , , ' , 1 r I - I I Sophomores Mr Shmey s Thlrd Penod Sophomores Mr Shmeys Fourth Perlod Sophomores Mr Shmey s Sixth Perlod Sophomores ,Fl ul P 1 W SN! ,..k,..N1 Th rd Row Sondra Slngler Glenda Schlefelblne Sharon Case Lols Suffleld Vlrgrnua Schroeder Marllyn Keel Carole Alexander Duane Kessler Bull Salvage Tap Row Glenn Isaacs Verl Pearce Ellwyn Whlte Joe Vorght Jrm McMullan Perry Gardner Bo lo'n Row Faye Blery Jo Ann Faldetta Lulllan Platt Claudlne Shlrley Laura Pitts Martha Nllson Norma Wnnn Marlon Wentworth Marlene Selfert Second Row Peggy Jackson Marllyn Gray Sharon Dar sett Beverly Kung Donna Musser Frances Costan Carol Hersey Kay Cochran Patty Wh te t 1 ow Claudette Funck Betty l-lull Inez De Shazer Thlrd Row Beverly Evans Gary Beltel Franklun Carroll N '1 y Johnlngs Nan y Reyno ds Carolyn Brubaker Dave Turn r Mrke Zummerman Art Trader Ronnie Bob Healy Don Trsor Bob Utchell Hayes Rlchard Pallas Second Row Jo Ann Ak ns Chrsstune Fansler Margorle Fourth Row Armando Mendoza Don Beruttu Walter Parker Gayle Longworth Sue Kaltenthaler PGQQY Lambert Jack Ro ser Jrm Ol-laur Much les Leon Johnston Joe Roehl Joe Sh ne rfx I Bottom Row Merele Prltchett Joyce Horsley, Nedra Thlrd Row Annette Smlth, Robert Walworth, Jlm Roehl Robb Bonnle Hartlng Elaine Bedley Jo Sullivan Faye Bob Bennett Bll Bargman Paul Tolmasoff Davlrl Poole Jane Beach, Melva Turner Munson, Buddy Horn, Kenny Hutchusan Second Row Ronald Scott, Coleen Mlller, Leora Petersen Fourth Row Marlow Kllpatnck, Wllly Wrlson, Paul Joan Uranga, Kay Strnedorf, Joyce Osborn, Phyllls Pedersen, Richard Cadlung, Bob Leat, Talmadge Hull Dahlern, Joan Carlson, Donnalyn Clark Page 55 -A ' '-f'3 v ' . 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Ld Bottom Row Maralyn Corse Sharon Kennedy Jackie Rarlck Fred Mullen Robert McGarrah Carol Gruder Nrcholsan Robert Sabalo Vnctor Macros Tommy Roth busanne Brown Jock Corlsten Joe Adams Pete Masters Top Row Paul Freldt Robert McFarland Elmer Malchow Muddle Row Ledyard Marne Patty Sue Brown Ray David Ruzzamentu ottom R w Pat Pearson Januce Hansen Barbara Goodwin Roberta McCutcheon Buck Perkuns Robert McGovern Donald Peters Darlene Luttle Alice Elmore cond Row Rosemary Owens Joan Hogenmuller Dons Arnold Betty Wallace Joe Kennedy Paul Bernhard Robert Garrett Tom Grbson Bottom Row Lorrarne Ruta Daryl Cook Shurley Pope :ugenua Hebert Barbara Healy Rosa Lee Bradley Sue Rockwood Darlene Costello Rnchard Gusse Second Row Glenn Hayes, Henry Rechun Rrchard Wetmore Bull Grlffuth, Donald Davls, Sally Dalloff, Ann Harnden, Patricia Rentch, Carole Paulson Page 56 Third Row John Ortglesen Betty Baluus Sharon Bahan Marne Martln Carol Markson .lean Buck Edlth Fay Claudeen Garrett Fourth Row Euaene Raine Ball Merrlck Rnchard Funder Robert Westerman Dovld Hall Archie Kurkwood Thurd Row Carol Chllders Patncna Reed Sherry Ebert Mar one Lanham Mary Meyrrck Deanna Renner George Jordon Charles Pearson Jam Rozell Top Row Donald Fneze George Teel Davnd Tostenson Robert Ayers Don Bramhall Gordon Jantz, Richard Chownnng Don Staff Sophomores Mrs Courtney s FIYSf Period Sopl'omores Mrs Courtney s Second Period Sophomores Mrs Courtney s Frffh Peraod Sophomores . 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F 1 I r Sophomores Mrs Courtney s Saxth Perlod Sophomores Mrs Walta s Second Perrod Sophomores Mrs Walrus Tlurd Period Sophomores Bottom Raw Margaret Abbott Januce Brown Margaret Top Row Carole l-lettman Charles Woody Stanley Mulvaney Dolores l-lussar Vurgvnua Saldana Sally Leach Allen Pnsettn Walter Stevens Charles Pope Brydson Wanda Blehler Marlyn Watts Vnrglnta Lawrence Evans Lawrence Brauser Kuncold Bottom Row Mary Dutek Pat Douglas Myrtle Mara Top Row Allen Slbley Eugene Deasey Eddie Hall Duane Bldntck Barbara Brown George Clark Gordon Rnchard Rulon Crow Dale Kruger Laura Bruckrnan ta' Bottom Raw Betty Clarke Martha Junks Marlene Tap Row Tornrny Carlson Donald Loth Chapman Gerald Yeager DeWayne l-lender Robert Kreger Don l-lerllnger F' K 3 Page 57 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 T.,- J, ' K A 4 iY--- 1, ' LK L 1 , 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,-Q E v 532. Jkt K . . .rg- if-.W ,, . .Ii I p V . ,- f lo fo Z , 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 Bottom Row Darlene Dncus Martha Cook Caroyn Edmonds Lynn Holan Barbara Standley Barbara Frlzzell Second Row Susie Colluns June Egger Frances Allnson Dnxle Anderson Barbara Fleener Margaret Emernck Dolores Gulstrap Yvonne Frost Loss Chase Thlrd Row Mlchael Spydell Kenneth Butland Raymond Satterwhlte Tommy Green John Hostetter Walter Cochran Jerry Greenstern Eldon Gottscholk Fourth Row Ronnne Courllard Ruchard Muller Bottom Row Sue Zanne Berry Jeanlne DeHart Sylvla Brndges Deanna Park Clora Lee Palso Harriet Moore Sharon Teague Barbara Johnson Ann Durfey Mlddle Row Carol Johnson Carol McBride Vnrglnla Wnlcke Pat Seelev JoAnn Lemberger Gaul Todd John Srnlth George Mxhanlotf Mnke Hughes I! 1 Page to 0 Top Row Roland Jonnum Mom Mandala Ben Marshall Ronald Kelly Ben Stewart Glynn Rogers Joe Knrk Mske McCallum Mnke Rlley Jlm McManus f Sophomores Mrs Walta s Fourth Penod Sophomores Mrs Wolta s Fifth Period Sophomores ,A '91 ' L-:':- X - -' :I ' ' B ' we-ee-W J ' ' il , f. , ' I 'x - ' var f J ,Z 1 . ' , F D. I ,i , 1 ' , , Y ' 1' ' , , , , , , f , Adams, Barbara Lindmork, Betsy Spears, LoVonne , A, z . , I I . I : . . I . . ' f , . 1 Q I I I r X. 1 , 'H , ' 1 , ' , , , , , , , , , f I I . i . .. , , , , --.I ,X ff Af , if OL C ! Courage Under Handicap ...Z Robert Myers Dorothy Shaffer Audra J Nicholson AYIW Q When Vac Vnklng made a fnendly v slt to Rancho Los Amngos he found that the opportunutnes for educatron are available through specual teachers assigned to the Rancho by the County Department of Eclucatlon M Theodore Maurer Superlntendent of Adult Education also supervises the studles at the Rancho M ss Shurley Ludw g and Mr Thomas Howard ass st Mr Maurer nn the further educat on of these students Vrc was more than delighted to meet the two students who are gradu atlng this year Audra Jean Nucholson former skung champuon from Blshop ns recelvung her diploma from the hugh school In Bishop Robert Myers IS recelvlng has diploma from Downey Hugh School '31 SJ, 12 l!!5':lIL. The only one an the junnor class as Dorothy Shaffer ln addltnon there are many students IH the earlner grades g i of 6' Mnss Shurley Ludwug Mr Theodore Maurer Mr Thomas Howard j Page 59 V A, F ? - Y , a , is ff ' . I , w Y l 1 ci ficq - - - - - .ff gf. Q ,, o :- ' - - b1w',,J4, A . r. - V, A .Y I , , I f ' vff' , - I I 1 J l ' I , . I I -435: V fi' ' - zz, 'fy ' ,J V Y A l bf fit uri' D Page 60 ulet, Please' Vlc Vlknng At Study Along wrth numerous other students Vac Vrk ng kr-ows he can be a sured of ample study atmos phere upon enterlng the Downey Hugh School library euther before or after school Under the efflcuent supervlsuon of Mr lrene Brrdges our llbrary as stocked wrth good llterature of all classrflcatlons to meet both the readlng Interests and the study demands of the students Mrs Brrdges who has been nts very capable llb arlan 'or elght years rs always on hand to and all those frustrated by these walls of knowledge To slrnplufy her task there are twelve student I brar tons who help out durnng varlous perrods ofthe day Mrs Irene Brldges LIBRARIAN GENIUS Wi AT WORK l7l I 0 0 0 Q 0 I l t S . ' , . J . , ' 1 ' ' 1 11 ll - - ' ' 'Lx-1-3951 Z ' ft ,W f ,pi 1 1 ' ' l W s The Storehouse of Knowledge LIBRARY STAFF Students trouned 'ro keep Lcbrory an 'np top shope Top Pow Shirley El: ond Corolyn Hortzler fmle the Cords o orrene Mullln ond Jo Buxler sfornp books Middle Row Jlll Miner ond Bull Agnew eod bulletins whole Annabelle I-llgdon ond Joon Hughes strolghfen reference books bottom Row Bob Posquo, Kenny Wltke Lorronne Voge ond Shnrley Cossnty see thot books ore put on proper shelves Page 61 H . . . - ,. . , . x . 3 N., . . I . . . r . . B . . -1 I . . . , . r ' - 1 School Days Had Their Serious . L' Civics What have we here? lt looks as it Nic and his colleagues have taken time oft from their extra-curricular activities and are busily exerting their industry toward the learnin of the three R s Y Strange as it may seem these Vikings are a never-endlng source of surprise to their teachers and fellow classmates alike. Day by day whether it be by pen and ink oral recitation or cre- ative design they are uncovering hidden talen s and resources which will in the future help to enrich the lite of our nation. 'G 72: In addition to th required curriculum students have their choice of delving into a variety at elective subjects as shown in the scenes on these pages. P 1'-C Senior Problems U S History Page 62 dl-Q Wx,-,v' :nuns if A N' Q-Q.. . . Lite Science .... English I Mgws . u K ., a 0 V' . ri Vu . x 'i::4,-Q' J' .xx 1 C. - I For Your Enjoyment X VOLSUNG STAFF Seated Elnzabeth Huff Helen Serv: Pat Trochsel Fellco Carhart Carolyn Ruley Mnddle Row Dorma Raruck Caro'e Palos eeceluo Moses Correne Mullm 1 Darlene Tlsor Drone Humphrey Ken Powell Top Row Don Blerbower Bull Ernckson Davld Felllng Producung thus book was a co operatfve effort nn which any member of the staff mxght be called upon to perform any job that needed to be done at the time Everyone had a hand nn everythrng at varnous times though generally the work was arranged In the dIVlS ons you see on these pages Jo Blxler was the edstor an chief and Stan Aldrich the buslness manager Mary Jo Gobel was Jos raght hand gurl as assistant editor and Pat Tranchsel was the creator of the cartoon character paradnng through thls chronicle The advertising campaign whnch pays for many things this book other wlse would not have was partncularly successful thus year and the arrange ment of that section was planned and designed to be of as much Interest to you as any other part of the book The staff hopes you like the product L... I -l 114 l lui- l 1 Staff At Work Carole Palos, Duane Humphrey, Don Bnerbower, Correne Mullm Felncua Carhart, Carolyn Ruley, Eluzabeth Huff 'vlr Jchnscn VO SUNG ADVl5ER Page 65 ' 1 f of f 5 fi . 3,-V O 3 . I . 1. y L P ,hwy 1 - , A . ,. , , fn.: .I ,H , . , , , nge., I - j I . . I 7 . . . ' . . ' -4 , - . I X U 'L y , . . . . , ' . ' . . F h .. , .I . h . . - . I - I . - Page 66 Sherry Oleen FIRST SEMESTER EDITOR Mary Varela SECOND SEMESTER EDITOR NORSEMAN STAFF Bottom Row: Ruth Taft, Betty Rice, Marie Cubberly, I-lolly, Myra Murray, Shirley Hoffman, Nelva l-largis K ,Qfv , , , SpelI My Name Right . . . Jfliin .dvd PAGE EDITORS Felicia Carhart, D.ck Sexton, Sally Ehinger, Mike Muravez Mary Varela Vic Viking eagerly awaits fourth period each Friday, for that is when the Norseman, his school newspaper, is distributed. IThe pub- lication date was changed from Wednesday after Thanksgiving vacationl Vic knows all the time and hard work the people of this page give to meet the deadlines and produce a paper which students, faculty and parents Iespecially parentsl read each week The pressure of deadlines, the hard work and time are forgotten, though, when the staff thinks back on the warm companionship and fun they had, and remember the feeling of pride in accomplishment, Liane Karnes, Ruth Gussow, Barbara Standing: Ray Van Couvering, Bernie Knudsen, Bob Wilcke, Mr. Thomas Johnson, Adviser haw'-1-wc,-fv--H' uill and Scroll Attention, shouts Vic Vikingl Vic wants everyone to know about Quill and Scroll, the honor society for high school journalists, so gives some essential informa- tion concerning th?s organization. Any junior or senior who is taking journa- lism and has had a story published or is on the Norseman or Volsung staff is eligible for Quill and Scroll, The membership fee is 32.25 which includes a pin and a subscription to the Quill and Scroll magazine. Among its many activities was the spon- soring of the annual sale of blotters. They also sold decals and sponsored Valentine's Day Carrier Cupids, all to raise money to help finance this book. Top Picture- f-- SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Mary Jo Gobel, treasurer, Sharon la Etchison, secretary, Shirley Hoffman, vice-president, Carolyn Riley, presi- J dent Lower Picturef FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Carolyn Riley secretary Felicia Car hart president Sally Ehinger treasur er Ruth Gussow vice president T'tS'l3L1 44 QUILL AND SCROLL Bottom row Ginger Ball Darlene Longwell Correne Mullin Jo B xer Shirley Hoffman Peggy Cannon Carolyn Riley Carole Palos Second row Donna Rarick Marie Cubberly Ruth Gussow Yvonne Coulter Helen Servi Sharon Eichison Sally Ehinger Third row Ruth Taff Darlene Tisor Mary Jo Gobel Nancy Sudduth Barbara Komrosky Liane Karnes Mr Thomas H Johnson Top row Barbara Holly Bob Wilcke Mike Muravez Diane Humphrey Raf Van Couvering Page 67 I I T i V 1 T I I- l l , Page 68 The Voice Of Although Vac d dnt qulte muster enough cour age to cross the threshold ot the C rls League room he dad peek through a couple of keyholes and around a tew corners and could be seen gnvung an enthusuastlc nod ot approval to all of the numerous actlvlt es carr ed on by the members ot the dlstaff su e Under the upervasuon and gu dance ot Mrs Karyn B Sanders and Mrs Jane Walta G r's Lea gue exper enced a very act ve and rewardmg school year Installed to the theme of Say lt Wvth Music symboluzmg the essence of perfect har mony the tnrst semester Grs League Cablnet plunged unto the organnzat on of Campus Pals a program lnstlgated to befriend and help the many newly enrolled students on our campus Because at the contrnu ng ncrease rn enroll ment three new ottuces were created ID the cab net th s term wlth the classes of sophomores jun ors and sensors each gettung a representatlve thus en larglng the cablnet from sux to nlne members Luggage Day when gurls were busy a totnn the notebooks and study materuals ot boys from class to class ltor a slight tee! Harvest Tame and Wnnter Carnrval the themes of the Sopho more and .lunror Gnrls Guest Days all provided gay entertainment and fun A potluck dinner honortng the newly elected second semester att cers clumaxed the turst semes ter s calendar of events ' f aO6ElvN PR lie? PRES NX Serif-S QXVSY -.2 ...f'Q Seated Mary lo Golvel presndent Rohm Malun vuce president Standang Barbara Adams sophomore representatuve Marcua Jobe sernor representatuve Janet Zuler treasurer Lundsa Flemuna hustoruan Mary Macon yunuor representatuve Mary Varela secretary Barbara Johnson historian . . , , 1 - -I l ' I I . . S z . . S . . . , I I , N , . , I 4 1 ' YZ? 5 ' ll ' . ,, . . I . . . , , . , : r ' u -W - - 5 11 11 V I: . . . I ' us l , i - I 1 I ' I ! I - 11 1, V - I I - O ' ' Nl - , H . H 1 II ' 4 ll I . . , . I E - I i , . 5 ' 1 A . , 2 E.- vg- . '.: , 4 'i ' Q: D nl ' , fi? l s , V1 4 ' s' A It ' M ' l ' 1 V ly V . , -' f , , 6 Q-1 , . 5 . , x IQ. - e -V , J f ' 3 , I f K - f I sl , f 1 . , , i Feminine Authority GIRLS LERGVI Q 00N Its true that Vuc wasnt very courageous but wuthout hus splen J dud support the Gurls League would not have been very suc cesstul Take tor example the turst project undertaken durung the second semester Followung the - --.- tradutuonal unstallatuon ceremon ues to the theme ot Fruendshup the gurls undertook the furst ot utS two major projects Thus was the annual gurls treat dance held thus year at the Ruo Hondo Country Club and here Vuc helped out by beung not too coy when the gurls pursued h m to get hus con n to be a partner for the evenung Next on the calendar of events came the 38th annual Gurls League conventuon held March l-4 at Montebello Hugh School Gurls from all over Southern Calufornua and Aruzona attended thus at tour wuth the gurls from Downey beung un charge of the unuque luncheon tab'e decorat ons Memorues' Back to theur early days un DUHS went the thoughts of the gurls on May l5 SQCOASSDECEL IA SEMESTEQQSES when the senuors had theur Guest Day wuth the memory theme be ng carrued out un skuts and play lets lhus brought to a close the major planned projects to round out a most truutful year 5 S ated 'ecelua Moses presudent Sue Rowe xuce pres dent M Standung Jummue June Deaton hustoruan Darlene Tusor secretarv Donna Raruck senuor representatuve Nancy Barnes treasurer Pat Douglas sophomore representotuve Jeanne Adam hustoruan Sh rley l-loftman junuor representatuve Page 69 Q I ' I 'Uv ' ' - u - f F ' i ' 1 - . , . 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' Their Torch Burns Constantly Sittingi Marcia Jobe, vice-president, Alta Voge, historian FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Sitting: Janet Ziler, secretary, Mary Ball, sergeant-at-arms Kneeling: Peggy Cannon, sergeanteat-arms, Beryl Williams, Kneeling: Elizabeth l-lutf, vice-president, Mary Lang, historian' Standing: Dixie Jennings, president secretary Mary Macon, treasurer Standin 1 Mary Varela, resident Q D INITIATION Bottom Row BL-rx' 't'X'iliams Peggy Cannon Marx Varela Dixie Jennings Carclxn llilex Mary Lang Felicia Cqrh Second Row Sally Pineira Mary Watts, Darlene Tisor, Donna Mitchell, Marcia Jolre, Elizabeth Hutt, Alxn Vial' Third Rowi Phxllis Griggs, Margaret Wallar Colleen Ccult Martha Frazier Diane Bishop Cecelia Moses Alt: Top Row: Mrs Karxn Sanders sponsor, Marx Macon Sue Row Delarus Turner ,loan Thomsen, Marg Ball Mary Page 70 The first and third Thursdays of every month Vic would see an impressive sight on campus, thirty girls dressed in black. Service to the school is the guiding ideal ot this organization, and membership in this club is one at the most coveted honors which any girl in Downey High can attain. Besides ushering at school functions and serving at banquets, they obtained and operated the paper and pencil machine in the main hall. This year all the girls and their sponsor, Mrs, Karyn Sanders, worked industriously at their annual reunion. In the scenes to the right are pictures of their traditional initiation and party. in For School ond Service Seatedi Frank Bennett, Fred Conover, Vic Macias, Bill Auerbach, Dave Felling, Fred Brossmer, Kenny Powell, Kenny Ganser, Bob LoCicero, Mark Mandala, Irvin Crist, Don Hudson, Bruce Zaremba Standingi Wade Hudson, Bill Monroe, Jim O'Hair, Chuck Saxton, Bill Erickson, Bernie Knudsen, Bob Lee, Mike Kearns, Tom White, Gene Raine, Ben Rogers, Ronnie Volmer, Bill Aflen, John Howe, Mr. Gus Shiney, sponsor Sword and Shield For many years there has been at Downey an honor club for girls, shown an the opposite page. Vic got busy this year and decided to do something about organizing a service club for boys. Result: Sword and Shield, with Mr. Gus Shiney as sponsor. Members are chosen on the basis of grades, leadership ability, and initiative. First semester officers were inducted at a breakfast in the cafeteria January 9, second semester officers in a similar ceremony March 25. They operated a refreshment stand at the league track finals, and undertook such projects as policing the campus, but perhaps the biggest affair undertaken was Viking Day, consisting of many varieties of intramural sports for both boys and girls, on May 28. OFFICERS Seated: Don Hudson, second semester secretary, Ronnie Volmer, second semester vice-president, Fred Brossmer, second semester Sergeant-at-arms Kneeling: Mr. Shiney, sponsor, Mike Kearns, first semester president, Dave Felling, first semester secretary, Bib Lee, second semester president A Lil- ti. Customs of Many Eros Provide .... LATIN CLUB PRESIDENTS Bottom Row: Fronk Bennett, Peggy Willioms, Ann Durtey Kothel Compbell Second Row: Tommy White Bill Monroe Bill Erickson Mike McCollum Mrs. Morgoret West ,pon-or Top Row: Bill Auerbach Mike Keorns Henry Molm LATIN COUNCIL Bottom Row: Ann Durfey Doris Wilms Lcvonne Friz ell Nancy Sudduth Kothel ompbell Mortho Cook lforleen Roy Under the guidonce of Mrs Morgoret West eoch of the Lotin closses os in prev ous yeors elected officers to form its own Lotin Club Ths yeor the Lotnn students ogoin or gonized their Lotln Council thus drowing to gether members from eoch Lotin closs to plon their yeorly octivities ond projects on o lorge scole For the second yeor the Lotin Bonquet which wos held in the cofeiero on Moy 7 proved to be the crowning club event Lotin l slcives Lotin ll Romon clt zens ond Lotin lll gods ond goddesses ottended in golo protu sion to soy noth ng of the mony toculty mem bers who come Incognito in their flowing togos cnd ivy wreoths Bill Monroe ond Bill Erickson first ond presiding Romon Consuls of the bonquet os shown in the scenes below HAIL' CAESAR secowd Row: Tom Bottoglio Joon Thomsen Corol Von Arsdole Peggy Willioms Mortho Frozier D'xie Lee Anderson Mc1rgoretGilmon Mori yn Louboch Vhird Row Henry Molm Wclter Corlton Bob Ezzell Bill Erickson Mike McCollum Tommy White Sherry Ebert Mrs West Fourth Row Bill Auesboch Fronk Bennett Poul Johns Mork Mondolo Top Row Bill Monroe Mike Keorns Fritz Howell Bob Porris Dick Peck CHICKEN MUST EAT OR GUESTS DO NOT EAT Page 72 C C Y' V C 1 A' Q wk i X ' 5 ' C , , , , ' , 1 r l - I . I i U second semester Council Presidents, were the ' ' If ll I ' I ' x1'f .1f. .-..,- , K T ' ' , l . , - . l .. ,P 3 , EI' 2 , , . , I KL 'I ,. v I i 'nm ' l V A - I J 5 K I, 5 . 5 A ffl. 4 ll i A- , ' Fun and Instruction for the Language Classes 'Y 1' SPANISH CLUB PRESIDENTS 4 Picture at right' Bottom Row: Phyllis Griggs, Peggy Cannon, Pobin Malin, Kay Plumb, Shirley Hoffman, Coralee Schlens FRENCH CLUB PRESIDENTS 'Picture belowi Standing: Jerome Holland, Miss Boynton, Mrs. West, Bob Nelson Sectedz Janzlee Vvilms, Martin Wright, John Uranga The Spanish classes expanded so noticeably in size this past year, that two teachers-Senon itas Grace Rand and Gratia Boynton-were kept busy indeed. A Pan-American club was organ- ized in each Spanish class through the election of club officers--the club meetings being held during class time every other Friday with infor- mative reports and discussions taking place. The Christmas season provided a host of merry times for the Spanish students. Among them were the trfmming of the Christmas tree for the main office and the traditional Christmas partes which included the breaking of the candy-filled pinatas. Other club actIvities included a field trip to the San Gabriel Mission and a Dutch auction- the proceeds of which went toward the education of the Navajo Indians. Classes in French were added to the Lan- guage Department this year, thus allowing Dow- ney High School to now boast three foreign languages in its curriculum. Motivated by the supervision of t h e t w o French teachers- Madame Margaret West a n d Mademoiselle Gratia Boynton-and the leadership of the elected officers from each class, the French Club is fast establishing itself on the campus. READY FOR THE FEAST THE TRUMPET HITS A SOUR NOTE ah. es. xffl X44 Hit' Achievement In Academic CSF OFFICERS Left to right Jayne Nagamr eco d serne ter vice president Martha Frazier first semester treasurer Carl Kard nal trrst semester president Frosty Duerden first emester secretary Sherry Oleew first semester vice pres dent Dave Dah'em second semester pre ident Mary Ball econd sem ter treo surer 'aan Himm lfarb second seme ter secretary SENIOR CSF Bottorn row Alth a Sand Sandra Hrmmelt rb Peaay annan Mary Ann Watts Beryl Williams Jayne Nagamr Jackie Tibert Second row Alyce Mercer Mary Ball Martha Frazier Joan Hrmmeltarb Elizabeth Hutt Felicia Carhart Fhrrd row Miss Tucker advrser Sheelagh Jennrnas Dona Braun Dwight Potter Sherry Oleen J orgeAnne Schroeder Fop row Dave Dah em Jerome Holland Marx Jo Gobel JUNIOR AND SOPH CSF Bottom row Barbara Adams Rosemarie Abtctt clora Lee Paiso Carolyn Hoken on Martha cook Carolyn Edmonds Frosty Du den Claudne Shrrlev Alice Hayden econd row Arlene Lundhlcde Jan ce H n en Jeaane Adams i.aVonn F z ll Jocnnc Green Shrrlex Haworth Joan Bunch Su Collins Third row Bettx Wallace Barbara Kamro k Marie 7euthen Barbara Joh-w on Doores G lstrcp Jimmie Deaton Lavonne Fro t Fourth row Marv Frances Allion Chr trne Fansler Diane Bishop Alyn Wo tt Hc err Servr F tth row Miss Alice Tucker Robert W Iwo th Fred Schorr Merrrlll Bobele Mrke Mur xc Edd e Moya Top row Tom Green Jane Plane F Jordan Page 74 Pursuits Hail to the CSF, clamors Vic with enthusiasm. Yes the Scholarship Society at Downey High is o club to be proud of for what it stands the ?ntluence of higher grades and schooi activities. To be a member an applicant must have otta ned at least ten points ot which two extra points may be in school activities An A counts three points while B s g ve a one po nt average For ther man attractions at the Near LS r had a rea' gay partv ot the h me ot Jo n and Sandra H-mn'-eltarb and attended an educat ,nal tfeld trip to Crrtfrth Observa tory The goal for many of these students is to be a C S F lite member it they have be n a steady member tour ot the six semesters in Sen or High 'Q A wiki 'sd Things Spiritual BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club was organized by students who felt the need of spiritual guidance on campus. lt is a non- denorrvnational, non-sectarian group tl'at meets every Thursday at noon in Mr. Cooper's room. The club has been very act2ve th's year with an average attendance of from forty-five to sixty members, with almost every religious group represented. The meeting usually starts with a song service and then a short message from a guest minister or speaker BIBLE CLUB OFFICERS Don Bierbower second semester vice president Judy Lowman second semester treasurer Jo Bixler first semester secretary treasurer Alton Wortham first semester president Howard Timpke first semester vice president Carolyn Hartzler second semester secretary Margaret Wallar second semester president BIBLE CLUB Bottom Row Lorraine Voge Correne Mullin Yvonne Coulter Marie Buehlmann Susie Cosner Diane Humphrey Second Row Leah Stumpf Shirley Ccssity Shirley Eli oyce Osborn Ann Scherzer LaVerne Sullivan Patty White Henry Sellers Third Row Sha on Berry Dixie Gunther Christine Fans er Elaine Bedley Martha Cook Susie Collins Barbara Adams Sylvia Smead LaVonne Friz ell Kenny Norberg T p Row Leonard Bartlett Joan Wells Sheila Faulds Billie Davis Jerry Reeves John Hopper Ben Rogers Clora Lee Paiso Joan Faldetta Mr Rudy Cooper sponsor Page 75 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1--1 7. 1 A, - Q-T - 1 1 1 1 1 I . . . . , - - 1 1 1 -' 1 1 1 , - . I Y .. . . , . , - i 1 1 1 1 1 1 , .7 1 1 1- 1 V ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 r 1 Their Interests Are Varied .... Ti.. Page 76 CARDINAL MASQUE This club is composed of members who are primarily interested in drama and the stage, both behind the footlights and behind the settings. Since speech contests occupied the majority of these students at the time this picture was taken, just a small group is shown. They are, left to right: Barbara Boytim, Bar- bara Holly, Ann Tuttleton, Fred Schorr, Mary Varela Martin Wright Beverly Little and Larry O Neil FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Under the guidance of Mrs Verla Allen and later of Mrs Langford the Future Home makers of America is made up of girls who are interested in those things which make the home the stabilizing force in our country The members pictured here are seated Sally Harris Ba bara Vanderpool Shirley Eli Peggy Harris Standing Sharon Sheffield Elva Brown Mrs Allen Shirley Cassity Bonnie Merritt AVIATION CLUB The wld blue yonder is what appeals to these students many of whom are members of the Civil Air Patrol Field trips to nearby metropolitan airports were included in their GCTIVIT es Shown here listening to their adviser Mr Watt Hill give an explanation of an airplane enaine are olt to Right Dav d Islander Merrill Bobele Bob Kemp Peter Ste ger Claude Carrier Eug ne Conner Bob Baird Bob Gutch Ronnie Kean Dick Engle Mr Watt l-lill isponsor John Mitchell Rex Saylor Arnold Brandt Kenneth Norberg Lonell Prunty Billy Stoner John Korner JUNIOR RED CROSS And Theur Days Busy FIRE WARDENS Charged wlth the responslbll ty of orranglng for the protection of students un case of flre or other disaster thls group plans flre drllls so that every one w ll know what he as expected to do tn case of emergency They are all students of physics and are under the dlrectlon of Mr John Mercer They are left to rlght Dwught Potter Sheelagh Jennings Duck Smith Nancy Rapler Jerome Holland lmpelled by the desnre to be of help to those who need help many of these club members plan to enter traunnng for the nurslng profession after theur hugh school days are over Others of them deruve pleasure from such pro jects as helpung hospltallzed war veterans and arranging for enterta nment and g fts to the less fortunate at Rancho Los Amxgos They are Bottom Row Audrey Kr ss Jftckue Stelnm ller Norma Selbach Peggy Wulllams Barbara McGraw Joanne Harman Top Row Ann Adcox Beverly Llttle Joyce Husband Sandra Fusk Darlene Nllller Eluzabeth Huff CAMERA CLUB Under the sponsorship of Mr Donald Gould these students wuth an lnterest nn photography sponsored picture takung booths at many of the school dances and contributed some of the photo graphy In thus book They are Bottom Row Merle Exde Bob Banrd David lslander Merrnll Bobele Dlck Engle Top Row Edwun Wlssler lrvlng Ross Beverly Kung Mr Gould Page 77 They Wear the Big D Page 18 ,vii Top picture Bob Baker and Jack Trage er step torwa d to receive their letters at the Football Dinner held in the Downey Woman s Club Lower picture Guy Mannino is announced as the winner of the Player of the Year award and receives the congratulations of Bob White of the Junior Chamber ol Commerce as businessmen coaches and adm nistrator look on LETTERMAN'S CLUB It was a proud and happy moment tor Vic, as he walked up to the head table on the night of December 8 to receive his big D letter from the coach, and thereby become eligible to become a member of this select group This organization did more than just earn a letter In athletics. They sponsored the sale of beanies, lthe kind you see Vic wearingi to give the Downey rooting section at athletic contests that distinctive appearance' and they backed many other worth while projects to help maintain school spirit at the highest pitch it had had for mcnf a year gl-A 1 i Q-4 4- f---Q ,.- v Q Bottom Row Frank Sahalo Bill Sexton Leonard Bartlett Ronnie XNe'ch Ken Powell Ray Van Couvering Fred K uger Second Row David Felling Bill Agnew Robert Einwalter David Cox Mike Stelzer Bernie Knudsen ihird Row Bob Baker Loweil Fri ell Herman Auslander Buster Evans Don Smith Lanny Quigley Ronnie Volmer Chuck Saxton Leslie Bleamaster George Katangian Top Row Ben Rogers Mike Kearns Bill Auerbach Fred Zeuthen l I - 4 I x N-V I I I ' 3 s r ' ' E ' s . I tg X Qu , ' - 7 , k V 3 , , , , , , , . ' f' ' I . , V' zz I ' . , V l I Girls In Shorts The Girls' Athletic Association gives girls a chance to partic'pate in such sports as basketball, volleyball, speedball, softball, tennis, and swimming every Wednes- day after school. Fifty points are given to each girl for each sport she goes out for, Letters are awarded when the girls have a total of 300 points. SENIOR GAA Lower Row: Joanne Harman, Ginger Boll, Carolyn Riley, Cora Carlson Mddle Row: Jayne Nagami, LaVerne Lemberger, Mary Ann Watts, Mary Jo Gobel, Lou Turnbull Standing: Roberta Rowe, Jackie Dellsite, Joan Thomsen I JUNIOR GAA lower Row: Marie Zeuthen, Judy Howes, Sh:rley Hoffman, Ann Adcox Middle Row: Alice Hayden, Bernaiean Holland, Georgia Potter, Frosty Duerden, Joyce Bollin Top Row: Florence Hernandez, Jackie Steinmiller, Arlene Lundblade, Edie Willaford SOPHOMORE GAA lRightl Bottom Row: Janice Blankenship, Mary Stienstra, Lois Kane, Claudine Shirley Middle Row: Jimmie Deoton, Yvonne Frost, Donna Skersick, Arlene Dugger, Harriet Moore Back Row: Virginia Saldana, Barbara Healy, Patsy Smith, Christine Fansler, Lynn Halan, Clara Lee Paiso 1' , ww. GAA OFFICERS lAbove I A .. V n.. , ,c ,, -,, 4 , -.,9f 1f' Ndzw a 2.3, Bottom RowfSecond Semester Officers, Joann Harman, sports manager, Frosty Duerden, secretary-treasurer, Mary Ann Watts, vice president, Mary Ball, president Top Row--First Semester Officers: Jayne Nagomi, vice president, Ginger Ball, president, Alice Hayden, secretory-treasurer, Ruth Gussow, Sports manager With the initiative of the sponsor, Miss Helen Hall, Downey GAA took part in many play days with other GAA's in the Coast League. They did very well in basket- ball, volleyball, and speedball. But in softball they really hit a grand slam homerun, Downey's GAA sponsored a speed ball, archery and table tennis sports day on their own field January I5. This was the first activity of its kind to be tried as an experiment, and the result was a huge success. R7 mm, I of I J , J I A s Miss Helen Hall Page 79 A Harmonious Note l lug ' v 1 f 4. ' 4- - 4 , H TRIPLETTES CHORALIERS Bottom Row: Drone Humphrey, accompanist, Alta Voge, Carol Sue Bottom Row: Bill Auerbach, accompanist, Vivtor Wright, Martin W Myers, Darlene Woods, Betty Chontos, Barbara Gibbens Alton Wortham, Eddy Moya, Bob Healy Top Row: lrsyl Culwell, Barbara McGraw, Sharol Halberg, Jackie Top Row: Roger Fredrickson, Albert Kepplinger, John Howe, Jack T Tibert 'll There shall be music. And the music provided by the groups on these two pages, all under the direction of Mr. Rudy Cooper, was of the kind that was particularly pleasing to Vic. Besides giving him entertainment at many a school occasion, particularly the Christmas season, they took part in many community programs, and spent one particularly enjoyable day at the annual Friendly Music Festival, held at Montebello April lO. c. - A A l Q A CAPPELLA CHOIR Bottom Row. Goria Graves, Barbara Hill, Darlene Wccd: Barbara Gblten, Bctty Chontaq Hcrrnana Hccge Mory Greeley, Carole Peterson, Alto Voge, Barbara Bovtim Dorothy Nfwfll, Maureen Kyeei, JQCLQIQ Amari Florence Palazzolo Mddle Rowi Cora Carlson, Bonnie Binder, Jackie Tibert Victor VVr:ght, Bob Healy, Dannx Durtey Alcet Kepplinger, Irvin Crist, Alton Wortham, Joe Fovorit: Caro! Malchow, Sharal H:lhe'g Laura Emerck Top Rowi Sheila Burton, Sharon Miller, lrsyl Culwell, Martin Wright, Bill Auerbach, M ke Kearns B ll A ri Wade Hudson, Roger Fredrickson, Richard Krumwied, Frank Sabala, Edde Moya, Pat Wctlfins, Barbara McGraw, Diane Humphrey Page ST' I.. 0.11 903 School Lnfe BOYS GLEE CLUB At puano Blll Auerbach Bottom Row Tommy Roth Ronne Balfour Roland Gardner Fred Dunn Bob Healy Danny Durfey Jay Blaslus John Slemann Dov d Cox Frank Sabala Jlmmy Wagy Muddle Row V1ncentMotes Bull Carberry Marlow Knlpatruck Don Hocker Dave Fellung Chuck Saxton Bob Bak r lrvln Crust Eddie Moya Rrchard Krumwled Roger Fredrlckson Albert Kepplunger Top Row Arm ndo Mendoza Lowell Frnzzell Jum Horn Dck Muller Mnke Kearns Bull Allen Johnny Howe Ev rett Gels Vnctor Wright Martnn Wrrght Pat Watkrns Make Bacon Bull Stowers Joe Favornto Edde Kullos 1 flu GIRLS GLEE CLUB At Plano Duane Humphrey Bottom Row Nancy Henmtuecher Carolyn Hurley Betty Donahae Vurglnla Platt Correne Mullun Deanna Renr-er Judy l-lowes Jackre Carter Yvonne Coulter Nova Brently Sally Bryson Darlene Eager Dorothy Elmer Second Row Ann Adcox Vnrgnnua Towery Arlune Shad Shlrley Beach Allen Trlbo et Marlene Burbatt Re becca Robertson Linda Sullivan Sharon Hoffman Carol Heutman Duane Veatch Carla Jones Sharon Berry Ton: Rolluns Carol Myers Thurd Row Margaret Eaton Dons Arnold Shurley Cassuty leora Peterson Betty Burn Dorothy Squnres Estella Streckfuss Mona Frederlck Fern Dorsey Betty Kindness Shurley Shupp Marne Buehlrnan Barbara Jackson Joan Wnntermute Gayle Munden Tap Row Frances Pachy Nancy Covey Darlene Tlsor Audrey Goorman Thelma Turrer Margle Baas Lorraine Xog Joan Swoboda Bnllre Davns Sherlene Jones Jackie Fontaine Janus Adamson Donna Rarlck Barbara Day Carol Dean Mr Rudy Cooper STRING ENSEMBLE Seated Dona Braun Rosemary Hansen Joan Bunch Dnxle Swett Alnce Elmore, Betty Klndness Standung Richard Funder, Bob Bradshaw, Glen lsaacs l l Page 8l . q A f, 1 rr l b 21511, , 1 4 ' A V' are 1 1 , . 1 - Z 1 1 l 1 I A 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ,. . . . . . C 1 1 1 1 1 u A , , 5 . , ' . ' . ' , ' ' . ' . ' f . ' 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,Z 7 fa I . 7 ' ' J 3 W , 1 . ,Q , g E , 1 . x 1 1 ,E 1, - , .2 A ' 1 1 1 - l I 1 I 'I , I I . f' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I I I I l I I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 - 1 31 1 nf 1 I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 91 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 gg -We 5.1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 Vic Loves A Parade C I 'SW T, BAND OFFICERS Diane Humphrey, vice-president, Ronnie Miller, president, Jack Hayes, manager, Frosty Duerden, Secretory-treasurer Caesar Mattel, Di rector There's something about a hometown band, sighs Vic, as he looks back on the many times his heart has tingled to the popular peppy music of the Viking band. Remember the football and basketball games? lt takes a great band to keep up the lite and spirit ot the rooters. Then the band gave a concert on May l9, which made everyone tingle with pride and joy. Not only has the band won recognition at home, but won high honors elsewhere. lt took second place at the Long Beach parade, received top ratings in Inglewood and Fullerton contests, Three members, Janice Hansen, Frosty Duerden, and Diane Humphrey were selected to play in the all-Southern California band, and seven mem- bers, Ronnie Miller, Sandra Nelson, Dave Dahlem, Jeanine DeHart, Bob Smith, Frosty and Diane were selected to be part ot the East Los Angeles Invitational Band. X., f' f 7 '- IA v. ig, Page 82 Ably directed by Caesar Mattei, the band has won the praise of Vic and the remainder of the student body. QQWNU YM 07, 3 mei' III Bottom Row: Director Caesar Matte-, Ronnie Miller, Frosty Duerden, Janice Hansen, Jcne Plone, Jack Hayes, Sharon Green, Donna May, Tommy Gibson, Gordon Crow, Richard Offeld, Susan Berry Second Row: Carol Grider, Bob Hendron, Sandra Nelson, Bob Smith, Barbara Healy, Kim Hunter, John Crysler, Lawrence Evans, George Eklund Third Roy: John Smith, Jeanine DeHart, Eddie Moya, Buck Perkins, Gary Fisk, Tom Butler, Arthur Bonet, Laura Mae Pitts Top Row: Carole Alexander, Dave Dahlem, Bernie Knudsen, Dennis Bauer, Claudine Shirley, Diane Hurnphrcy, MMC Hughes, Bob Baird N '13, lf QI 'Uh 'iw 1:9-1 'ale-If 'Ih- ff fi 'Mfg I ldff!Iif!ggfhu'ffg.,Nk is-xjg ll Q N . 5 A gf?!?v'5?fifi3nQilsw.Q4ilgfw Q N.,' 1-W' Q if Q , , WKMXIXWFQI iMf???2f2esf::.K-- N YS' xi! Q ' is 5 iwiif ,. fl ajj 'jf 'g,:1 1- -3' ,, W w'ff+,,,.,'-',..'. 5-- fJ 'W 0-90' .4 4 3 g 'W , 4? Q , , ff PM wiiifxiw ,4,,,W4y Page 84 When Friendships Started There were a lot of new faces when school opened nn September but at cl dnt take Vnc long to get acquainted with thenr owners becau e on Octob r he went to the Get Acquaunted Dance laeid In the boys gym To save the surface ot the gym floor the d n ers gluded and tr pped the I1qntf9t tontas tlc f 'P to the rnuslc of the Tune Toppers and Vac soon found la ms It surrounded by rnanv new fnends 0 o 0 0 0 . . . , , . . . R A I . , J 9 Lt - ' l , . , G C - . . I , - . . . . D X X . , x. - t I . . L , Q 1. t , , V lj g . ' w, - ,, f 1 5 5 X V f 3 1 e f Y 2? ? ff Q lei Za Ghosts Walk Wlth Paint Wnth the purpose ot dxrectlng youthful l-lal'oween energy unto constructnve rather than destructlve purposes the servlce clubs of Downey sponsored the annual l-lalloween Art Contest Jackie Berge and Verna Kesslotf were awarded the sweepstakes prlze of S50 for ther wnnxng palntlng called Punknn Fun deplcted at the left The lb: entrants tor the contest were ex cusecl from classes all day Frlday and some ot them parnted until late at night copetlng tor prwes dw ded among all three hugh schools n dltterent dlvlslon Flrst pr: e nn the palntlngs was won by Barbara Genow tlrst pr ze ot S20 ln the car toons was won by Helen Vanllercreek and Carole Van Arsdale The plctures below show some of the as pxr ng artlsts painting on the downtown Store wlndows 585 HALLOWE EN ART ,WS ' I 'B Ty X Page Homecoming Royalty Ja Page S6 Elsne Lozcmo bOPHOMORE PRINCESS Mark Mondolo SOPHOMORE PRINCE Queen Fel :Cao Corho rt Kung Guy Monnlno Sharon Hoffmcn JUNIOR PRIN ESS AI White JUNIOR PRINg,E Blest Be The Tie . . . l3Iest be the tie that bindsl Some were back from Koreag some were on leave from the armed forces.: some were gong to collegeg and some were married and raising families, but they all had one tie in common that bound them together. They all had consangu'n'ty with Vic Vik- ing -they were all former students of Downey Hgh and hey came back for the Harre- coming Dance at the Rio Hondo Country Club an the night of Novemb r Zl l952, Highlighting the momentous even'ng was .he crown ng of Guy Mannino as the rootball King and Felicia Carhart as the Homecom ng ueen Completing the royal family were Sharon Hoffman as the Junior Princess Al White as the Junior Prince Elsie Lozano as Sophomore Princess and Mark Mandala as ophomore Prince When the long awaited moment for the coronat on ceremony arr ved Vic was among ihose who thronged the dance floor crowding ua to the stage where Jim Ball last years Student Body President placed the crown on Cdvs head and Dawn Kyees last years ueen crowned Felic a -lt.-1 PW Page S7 Junuor Class Presents As the houselughts dummed and the curtauns parted on the nughts of December 4 and 5 Vuc Vukung entered unto the hularuous u spurut of the uunuor class play What A Lute by Clufford Gold smuth Thus play the orugun of the raduo serues The Aldruch Famuly deals wuth the tr als and troubles of Henry Aldruch The scene us Central Hugh School where Henry us unjustly accused of stealung some band unstruments and us expelled from the school It ends happuly though when wuth the help of hus mother a v MssSea Ddyoall rn g 9 Mary p cves d ff u t tcsk or hool sec etary CAST Muss Shea Henry Aldruclx Al rucn Mugs Eggfesfark Mr Fradfey Mn Frguson Gertue Mr eccufto Nluss Slhnsoru. Mr Nelson George Bigelow Muss Wheeler Ba r64ra Pcarsor M155 puke Mr Patterson Helen. Serv' Bob BcufScltoTCl' Pai' ffuggs Al ac Hayden SN 'Vlanroc Tom llllxufc, Fued Echo rr Arm Tu'CUET?7r:. rn Wull at r Nau-,cy Sudduflm 3 CI' West D Hudson Barbazraugofffm Duane Bishop Laura. EWICVILK Pete Steagev Henry gets back un school and takes hus gurl to the bug dance of the year is Thus fellow here was caught wuth the e dence Henrys ruval Geo ge has a dff cult tume acfu g the bg shot n thus sutuat on The romantuc unterest lrghtl s supplued by Ass stant Pr pal Nelson and the school sec etary Muss Shea Page SS l O Wd, . H. fi ' f' Q05 -- 'V ' L wzy, i h f i ' - V , I want E? Fund r th rich 1 C , r a u ic ' f .A E 1' 2, the sc r . 1 1i ' f' , , , f W Wi ,t, I K Mrs, d' '. ' I ' '- p .1 ,V It u Buff ' Mao, Slxurle Haworth 3 ' , V ' Ti ' o d 1 ' 'I' ' on I . I . . . . . - b . . . . ,, . ,, . 1 , -A 1 ' 1 ' . . . . . 1, . . H l I I I ' i ' . . . I . . . f 4 Y Y , . I I I l . I I 4 4, ,V , ,, ft I E' 5' . . 1 ,arm ul ' I 3' - . is T u f u 'F ' ' vi ' ' , f , u u T ru u u ' u , ' ' u u ' a mga r , ' . What A Life Top Mass Wheele the muslc teacher has found the mrssrng band Top The teach rs se m to D R on Henry especrally when he does Instruments som thxng wrong wh ch seems to be most of the tume Bottom Muss Pike enters the office at the begxnnlng of a typical school Bottom Geo ge s antagonism leads Henry to :nk sllnglng almost GY if Stag Crew t to r ght Sy vna B dders JOYCE' Bollm Student Cllleclor Audrey Krss P rlfy Gossett Sonya l-'lougen John McM0rrls Bette Mr Nelson trles to stop a LITTLE Gay Peggy Vtlulllams Charlene Nelson BETTY B0b'Q'0n Hugh argument between Henry and hrs ar Hoskln Bob Blfd rogant rrval George Page 89 - ' r, ' , ' ' A- 2 e ic . , ' f d . X lx Nam -wi ' f ,Ji',' JK , we . . Q5 A 1 t, W N s Y Q ,, fl al 4 4. 'Z-4 ' I y ,.. X , . Q., , . Inf 1 E ' C , ' , A I i , e , ' - ' , lf The Yuletlde Splrlt Ye Ode Yule L g burned b lght at Downey Hgh durrng ths p Chr s rr-cs season It was set aflame an the hearts of Vc Vnktng and he rest of the students and facu ty bw he beaut ful Chr stmas program pre sen ed by our musc department on December l Under the dnrect on of Mr Rudy Cooper the a cappella chonr and lee boys glee club sang such Iultung el c tnons as Vrle Wash You A Merry Christmas and Deck the Halls Wuth Boughs of Holly Then un the blackness of the audn tor um the gurls glee club performed an awe Inspiring candle lrghtung cere mony after wh ch the three groups llffed theur vouces together to sung the Hallelujah Chorus Feluz Navldad was a popular express on among the Span sh Cub students durung thus season The breakung of the punata at whnch Vac Vukung exerted a number of val rant but fruitless efforts with a base ball bat provided plenty of merrnment and pranks during the various Spanlsh Page 90 V c agreed heartaly that La Navu Clad era un muy buen tiempo del ano 'Qs . C O , 1. C 11 A T- - f ' ' 1 ast . ' I .1 i - ' Z - L T ' 5 . ' ' , , , . 5 .S - H . ' ll ll r Il I - 3 - 1 I l ll X - ll H . A H . : 2 9 WV? If ' ' fl ' ' , I r f . --' Club parties. C - 2 ' 'f ' ' I - '11 1 Q , S? A ' 1 I sf I L' ' 1 ' , . , ' , ' ' 'f K . , ' 1' r 10 . ,, ., - S . wt. 4 . ,. -1 I , ar' t , . c , . . I g 2 . 5 f I . l li ' ... e ... -43. I hw ,f ,, f Mil' f 'L ',. ff, 1 'E gb? i M2 sift is NZ, .243 f 3,2 .A 1, M A 3512, 9 3 1 i 'FZ 35553435 ' f fgmii .J ww 3, ? Y' Q ,4,.. 'WM ,vga My Af 441 ,Q Tv .. ja fi if 3, Q .. if 5 2 SZ Page 92 And If Elected I Promise . . . Every year is election year at DUHS, and Vic always looks forward to the campaign assemblies when the candidates try to influence the student voters with skits that run from serious campaign speeches to the ridiculous laugh-getters. Candidates for student body president are the only ones who stage the elaborate ballyhoog candidates for other offices are introduced to the student body, and must rely on campaign posters and the good efforts of their friends to get votes. These are scenes from the campangn assembly for the e'ection of second semester student body officers Candidates for president were David Felling Lanny Quigley and Bull Allen David was the winner nn the election held January I4 after such shockung campalgn skits as the operatuon shown above l . , Y , - r - 11 - .1 1 - 11 - 11 1 Mr Donald Douglas DIRECTOR STAGE CREW James Calklns Larry O Nell Duxue Jennnngs lseatedl Barbara Day Donna Rarlck Martha McGuire lseatedl Carol Malchow 'seated' Carol Sue Myers Barbara Genow eatedl Hugh Hosklns Dwight Potter Was She GulItyP CAST OF CHARACTERS s seen an th am ca I c and a Court Clerk Court Ballltf Sngurd Jungqu st Jane Chandler Elmer Sweeny Roberta Van Renssaeler Larry Regan Dlstrlct Attorney Flint Karen And e trrst n ghtl Karen Andre 'second n g Defense Attorney Stevens Judge Heath Nancy Lee Faulkner John Graham Whlttleld Dr Knrkland Homer Van Fleet Magda Svenson Mrs Hutchins Secretary Matron Court Stenographer Page 94 Lcrry O Ne l Bruce lDuBo s Ja 14 Trage er Marv Jo Cobel Thowmcs B cckrn e Choral Halberg Gary Ca rett VIC Wr ghi Loue la Turnbull Martha Me cn 'tt Chuck Kaltenthaler Roudney Roberts Marcia Jobe Roger Fredrlckson Jerome Holland Jack Shaw Martha Frazier Arlls Arnold Delorus Turner Barbara Holly Barbara Weber Martin Wrlght STUDENT Dl RECTOR I O I U O C lA ecu't' 'senectthckattn fth:pg:l - - - - A - - - rl I fl .. - Q - - - . - h -J . 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Q ' wx Whff xi ' if, J S - A s WNW If: A 'X 5' Nigga' 'liz ,,,,4,, wh? , f 9 ff Az ff f , I H1 fl 4? j- 1 5, W w -Q Q-W1 f 4' -..,r+ xr' ,hz ,ff A New Field lt was the turst game of the season nt was a new playung tfeld an It was PJ s nl t The man who had deducated 3l years ot has lute to the furtherance ot youthful educatuon was beung rewarded by having the new athletic fleld ot hrs school dedicated to hum and chrzs tened with has name P .l Burbeck who came to DLJHS nn l92l when the school had ll3 students and later taught sons and daughters of some of h s fnrst puplls was the guest of honor Mr Ed Relnke one ot has ear'y day pupils was the master ot ceremonies and Student Body President Kenny Powell presented hrm wnth a lltetlme pass to all athletic contests on Burbeck Fneld Superlntendent Shambaugh Prlncupal Wrught Board Preszdent Melv n ungley and thousands of others were all on hand to do hum honor lt os an Arnerncan custom to reward tauthtul service and thus was PJ S nl ht Q And A New Coaching Staff l S I J lqtqk' Wrllaam H Smrtheran DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Coach Moe Chavez Coach Gordon Tanner THE SEASON A new football freld -a new coachrng staff and almost a completely new team These were the Ingredients of the l952 football season as Vac donned hrs Vlkrng beanie lbought from a mem ber of the Letterman s Clubl gargled has throat wrth worm salt water stuck a lemon In has pocket to and hrs vocal chords and prepared to grve has all rn support of has team Under the guudance of Coaches Gordon B Tanner formerly of Purdue Unuversuty and Moses P Chavez from Santa Clara Unuversuty a green team started off the season by loslng the frrst two games to Crtrus on Burbeck Thus didnt dampen Vac s sprrrt nor that of the team and when the league season came around Long Beach Poly fell before the determined Vrkes on Burbeck Freld I2 7 Next El Rancho a new school was defeated on our home grounds 27 l3 ln a non league game Then rn one of those thrrllung clrmaxes which make football such a spe tacle to watch wrth 40 seconds to go and trarlrng Excelsror Hugh l4 7 at Excelsror Dave Hall drove over for a touchdown and Kenny Ganser converted to tue the game I4 I4 The followung weeks brought successuve defeats Compton who went on to wan the league tltle took a one srded victory on Burbeck Fneld 37 6 Long Beach Wilson was a 32 l9 vnctor and Long Beach Jordan on a wet freld emerged vnctor an the frnal game of the season 32 7 Fnfteen of the lettermen were sensors and the coaches wrll not have a bed of roses next year but they have the nucleus of a good hard frghtang squad and Vlc well Vnc lsn t drscouraged and he wrll be there agarn next year beanre lungpower and all Page 99 . QQ J I lu' V ' i lf: , I 2 . I . I - Q Field, 26-O, and to Huntington Beach at that school, 4l -7. Leaders ofthe Team 1 Q 'K 5 A 3 X ,gg .A A V ,v'1it5'l545'i'T'S'!u1i V ...nf . f 5 M 4'-' . . - . CO-Captain Guy Monnino Guy Monnlno receives the Player-of-the-Year oword CO-Coptoin Kenny Ganser from Bob White of the Junior Chamber of Commerce 31352 E0 7 ee! VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Eirgn' FMA Au rum mm Snap Demi Gcrdec Irx n Crsr AV XNFMQ Gm Mgnrwno Herman Ausionder Wnrex NNT- rwcnv Ei! Elrzr .-L r'i'L CKLHHCQHT VVCdQ Hudegn ,NMniNv Fxfw Cfscn Gfmtgn Tivfuv Udsni Dewi-n Er!! Orneta-:ri DAC Dcnkm Bueru Ewane Jnm OW-io r, John L narwug X-NJN Bizrrmfr E.: H nit- n KL-nnx Gower Fmt: Howe!! Twp QM AAQV'LlfQk'Y Drnggmi Cl an George Kmgnjwcn Hrncr ,Mohhpvs Lcvmx 'JUN1-x Drox Flulen Gum Squat Nc- x' -. A .niewdw Fvvnk Eumx D an HJ! Manager Xkrwcm Hunt and the Team They Led A 1 52fuf,iL ' ' 'wwqwfw George Kotonjion END Ci+rus, 26 ....... Hun+ing'ron Beach, Long Beach Poly, 7 ............. EI Rancho, I3 ....... Go ry Go r rett TACKLE , fe f , .fc 4f ,nw ' f,,.,,4hfy M Lonny Quigley END ...a+ Downey Downey ai' Downey .........a+ Downey Ed Houghton GUARD . :x 4. , - f In Victory and Defeat Buster Evans TACKLE Downey, l4 AI VN!l'1Il'E Downe QUARTERBACK Downey, I9 a+ Long B Alex Petrie GUARD al Excelsior Complon each Wilson Downey Long Beach Jordan Wade Hudson FULLBACK Nick Vudovlch Dave Gardea CENTER GJARD Page lu Dave Dahlem TACKLE ,4 g Y, ltd '4 Herman Auslander END ef' PJ' X X' V 7 my 22 B ,, 4 ,W 5 4 xifwfl' 'A , t if 'Q 5 il 'f. ' .Q 'Ari if w . -'W f ' 71 5' .' 1 i 21.1 V' A ui, H 1' ' if K ef?- Wq, I if . if , A U ,v 'd1 W A 13211 4 7 ' , 4,415 'ia - A' 'g?.,'.,Hg,Ao- i,na,,fn,WQ '!' Q. s ' ' . in vs ' ,S 'gf gi With Songs and Yells .... Y Mgry Long, JCOP Poge lfisl ,nfl A , Keri POW-'34 f , - M . S, i how David Feiimqi Cevfflm O Q wiiiomf coroiyn MOC ' VIKETTE orricsks 5oNG g'EQDEE'1'i:Qer Carolyn Riley, 59fYl I J Darlene Tisor, Delorus Turner, Mor Voge, 0 ' Thomseflf Alla K It tokes o lot of people to moke the ' 4, twelfth mon. Eleven men on o footboll field work under o greot hondicop without his help, ond these groups ore responsible for his existence. The twelfth mon is the support of the student body, the electricity in the oir, sup- plied by Vic's lungpower, which sporks o teom to victory. , s- ,X , W f Colorful ond vivocious song leoders, with waving pompoms, swirling skirts ond coordine oted routines .... gyroting ond gesticuloting r VIKETTES First Row, Pot Brown, Borboro Weber, Dixie Neff, Shirley Hoffrnon Second Row: Ann Hornden, Corole Poulsen, Peggy Jackson, loon Plone, Arlene Dugger, Mory Stienstro, Morgoret Wollor, Shirley Kotzdorn Jonice l3lonkensh'p, Helen Hopson, Corolyn Polrner, Peggy Williorns, Dixie Lee Anderson, Corol McBride, Phyllis Griggs, Arlene Berne hard, Mary Greeley, Connie Shoemaker, Lois Suffield, Jimrnse Deoton, Yvonne Frost, Marlene Chopmon c LEADERS ii goiicw C yJo Jeanne AOWIS, Karhel CMAJORFITES ar'nDbell, Margo lobe G, d ' -en 0 Smith With Str I' and Twirl .... Shgfgn Etch, S... iggnl A' FLAG Tw Cowl Dcllflorasyn Wolff' GOYG SOf'Id9l!5L.fRS yell leaders with megaphones and waving A arms .... Strutting majorettes with gleaming batons and pompous boots, stepping in time to stimu- lating music ..,, twirling flags and whirling girls lintroduced at DUHS for the first time this yearl . . . dynamic and eftervescent Vikettes marching behind the Viking band. These were the energizing forces that brought the twelfth man into creation, and win, lose or draw, made Vic proud to be a Viking. Top OCkie Horpster VIKETTES Row: Caro'yn Metz, Daryl Cook, Joyce Horsley, Betty Wallace, Jo Sullivan, Carol Barber, Deanna Pierce, Barbara Adams, Beverly Tompkins, Susie Collins, Sandy Elder, Robin Malin, Joyce Buck- nell, Claudia Raasch, Marilyn Gray, Darlene Robirds, Jackie Bashear, Betty Kearley, Judy l-lowes, Charlene Nelson, Joyce Billin, Jane Wisely, Shirley Crow, Sharon Hoffman, ' paddy BOlrd, Page lO5 Junior Varsity and 5,43 'Qs Q JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Bottom Row Joe Fovornto Rex Powell Jock Ros er Make Ker tetter Maur: e l-l vely Tommy Roth Nudlde Row Coach Don l-lort Bob Fulton Bruce DuBo1s Terry McKeever Don Durfey Bob McForlond Dove Ruzzomentl Chrns Hansen Top Row Jerry Wlsdom Jlrn Stlglbouer Jock Trogeser Corl K dlnal Duck Muller Bru e Lindquist Ronold O Bruen Cooch Don l-lort Poge IO6 THE SEASON Under the guldonce of Mr Don Hort the Joyvee tootboll teom had no regulor schedule but usually ployed on Mondof the teorn thot the vors ty hod ployed the prev ous Frndoy nrght Ployung with o smoll ond unexperlenced squod they lost thelr turst two gome bet re breokmg unto the wan column The Vlkes were detected 20 l5 by Long Beoch Poly ond l9 by Contwell The teorr' then got down to busuness ond de teoted Excelslor l2 6 on Burbeck Fleld F nushlng wth o record ot one yuctory ond tour losses the members of the teom gouned voluoble experlence thot w ll be o greot help to next Veor S vorslty ee Pigskin Carriers 'lv - BEE FOOTBALL SQUAD Bottom Rowi Ronnie Kephart, John Gramstcd, Dave Cox, Frank Sabala, Mark Mandala, Orson Beesley, Gene Brink, Bill Sed ak, Bill Merrick, Bob Thompson, Carl Lynch Middle Row: Paul Friedt, Ray Fox, Jeriy Tetzlatt, Mike Stelzer, Dick Wetmore, Bill Salvage, John Hopper, Fred Conover, Bill Erickson, Mike Zimmerman, Tam Carlson, Ronne Hayes Top Row: Mike McCallum, Coach Roy Nelson, Richard Fuller, David Bidnick, Bill Everhart, Ronald Caldwell, Dave Berry, Dennis Bauer, Ray Rarick, Vincent Motes, Don Frieze, Dick Parris, Jim Rozell Handicapped by injuries and lack of experience, the Bee football squad did not achieve victory in the l952 season, but even when battling from far behind, they did their best, to make Vic proud at them. Citrus Cougars were the first opponents, and they won, l3-O, then Huntington Beach took a 27-O victory. In the first league game Long Beach Poly was easy victor, 44-O, but in the next week's game against El Rancho the Vikes were barely edged, l8-l2, as they fought from far behind to score two touchdowns. Then the luckless Bees lost their second league game to Excelsior, I3-O, and two hard-running teams from Compton and Long Beach Wilson won decisive victories, l9-6 and 46-l2, respectively. In the final game at the season, playing on a wet tield without the services of Frank Sabala and Gene Br'nk, the Vikes were tripped by Long Beach Jordan, 33-O. fam Motes rambles on an intercepted pass Coach Nelson Stelzer attempts an end run Pearce stretches for a long pass Good blocking aids an end run Page IO7 Scenes Luke These F, lj N Q 1? 31 ,. 1 ' , Y' . Y ' f ms lffgkl ,JQW5 4 -W 'Zjw Q E V, , ,.4, , A , M .. a J, A 51 Q .1 , RN 1... 4 . I 5 i , Q in -.-.. -4- - ,Qf 1 . O I 9 ll M - . M 0 t. 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' p 41' 5 XX U 44 2 5. , Y Q--Qc Q 97-i'i'a'f J' Q fr lj. 5 Q 141 ' i 9 x, .7 mf A 'Hz-,QM35 1 'WE flag 5 rf Q, Through The Hoop VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Bottom Row Coach Wally Kincaid Irvin Crist Bob Westerman Albert White Ronnie Welch Gene Raine Bob Lee Gilbert Weber Middle Row Manager R nald LaForce Bill Auerbach Dave l-'all Jerry Rice .lim Ol-lair Fred Brossmer Manager Mark Mandala Top Row Mike Kearns Ben Rogers Bill Allen Elmer Malchow BASKETBALL SEASON Vic was very proud of his basketball team this year Os well he should be This was the team s first year in the hard Coast League and they establishea a record ot 4 won and 6 lost the Lynwood game Ben scored 29 points to also set a record in a sinale game Ben was voted on the all league team and on an all C l F team too being the first Downey athlete to be chosen for this honor Gilbert Weber our flashy Quard was honorab'y ment oned on the all league team because ot his fine defensive work AI White Mike Kearns and Bill Allen while scoring neany points were also outstanding in their defensive play Fred Brossmer Bill Auerbach Ronnie Welch and Jerry Pice proved valuable assets because of their fighting spirit and determination l-le watched Big Ben Rogers, the Viking center, set a new scoring record with 442 points. ln The Ball Went Swish! Down y Downey Do vney Downey Downey Do ,vney Downe y vlnlxe Keorns B n Rogers lCop'rI F RWAR NTER Bill EFI O D CH: Do avney Downey Do Nney Downey Downey Downey Downey Sonlo Ano 52 Garden Grove So Posodeno 46 So Posodeno Sl Coochel'o Chuno 39 Clnoffey 49 Downey Downey Down y DOwn y Downey Downey Down y Downey Leogue I-lonorob e Mentron Al While Down y Downey Do un y Downey Downey Downey Downey Denotes FORWARD GUARD FORWARD CENTER f ffif 'T fi' SQ ?4 1 ,W .,, in I r . I 2 ' . ' l - Au- 1 A Q 511- ' SL- . I 47- , 2 ' 46-- ' . 5l-- 53 49-- ' . 62-- : 49-- . e 33-f . . '5 ' 3 . 52 -'--- 6O-- . e 4l-- V: ' . o - 52-f 63 eeeee . 33 - 38-- , . V 38' - 45- - . 48- ' A N 59-f ' - 39- 9 41- '- el- . A ' of 1- 5 1 Z A 'Y 34... , 'F nine' , f - -we ' 1' A LT., in r Z x, -A 1- A WC' , 'A , A . wh! 1 D 9 0 I Fred Brossmer Bill Auerbocln Ronnie Welch Jerry Rlce G-wmv f rf Q Page ll2 In The Middle BEE BASKETBALL SEASON Under the guidance of Mr Chavez and w th such stalwarts as Verle Pearce and Frank Bennett the Bees went through a better than average season Playung In a much tougher league than rn past years they can be recommended for the r record W nnung tour league games whale loslng s x the members of the sqaad showed potent ollty and shou'd prove a great asset to future teams at Dov. ney Mak no up for thenr lack of he ght wlth speed and aggres s venes the Vnkes came from behlnd to pull many games ou from defeat In th fnal rn nutes of play Down y Downey Downey Downey Downey SEASON l. B Oly Excelstar Compton L B Wrlson L B Jordan S BEE SCORES Dowwey Down y Dow wey Donn y Downey L B Oly Excelsaor Compton L B Wilson L B Jordan Bee and Cee Basketball Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Down y CEE SEASON Garden Grove Montebello Bellflower Bell Gardens South Junuor H ugh L B Poly Excelsuor South Junuor Hugh South San Maruno Junuor Hugh Lynwood L B Poly Excelsuor BEE BASKETBALL SQUAD Bottom Row Coach Moses Chavez G orge Muhaulott Bob LoCucero Frank Bennett Vac Macuas Bruce Zaremba Muddle Row Tommy Hullegas Glenn lsaacs Dennus Bauer Verle Pearce Manager Bull Russell Top Row Ellwyn Whute Jack Yalden Dave Budnuck CEE BASKETBALL SEASON Playung wuthout a regular schedule because most of the schools un the Coast Leogue dud not have Cee teams the lughtwe ghts showed hugh spuruts at the most depressung turnes and even though theur defeats outnumbered theur vuctorues they r ceuved voluable experuence whuch wull prove vutal un the corn ng seasons Th y were coaehed by Mr Gordon Tonner who became 'heur tutor after the football seoson ended rmM 03890 vnu u NW M ' Mu CEE BASKETBALL SQUAD Bottom Row Coach Gordon Tanner Kenny Jeruklns Bob Hendron Cluf ford Odor John Ortguesen Top Row John Grarnstad Dennus acker Dae Kruger Roger Temple Page ll3 36 .,.,.,,, 24 ' y A ' u 8 u...u.....A. 48 N' I 5 ' I8 .............u 36 ' A - ' ' Q 22 ..,......, 31 ' A ' ' ' I 34 .. 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WATER POLO SEASON Placing I4 men on the all league selections Coach Jim Schuiu s water polo teams continued to dominate the Coast League winning the Cham: onship in all three divisions with the Bees going on to become CIF champions For the varsity Haslip Volmer Muravez and Meyers were all league selections for the Bees Stead Severa Sexton Van Couvering Bays and O Sullivan were all league while Severa was high point rnan ot the league and Rogers Axton Gusse and Malm were Cee all league Page l l-'l VARSITY WATER POLO Bottow Rowi David Tostensorr Mike Murovez, Richard Hoslip Fred Brown, Ronald Linder, Ji Horton, Donald Meyer, Kennet Witke, John Garrison Top Raw: Coach Jim Schultz, Do Smith, Rodger Austin, Ronali Volmer, Bob Posqua, Robe Einwaiter, Lowell Frizzell, Bil Agnew, Manager Wayne Whitt BEF WATER POLO Bottom Row Doug as Potter Lyle Brookover Todd Millar Bol Smith Ray Van Couvering BI Sextow Ronald Stead Waite Lamb rt Ronald Severo To Row Cooh SchJltz Doi B l Gr ft th Lee a s Bruce Fay Timmy Grfen Rob ert Barnes Ri hord Krumw ed: Stein r Pot O Sullivan' Man ger Jock Potapov CEE WATER PILO ttom Row John Axton Pobei Baird Glynn Rogers Jm Whit tle Richard Gus e David Smitl' Tony Wortham Top Row coach Schultz Joe Kirl-1 Jack Ward Henry Malm Lo w II How Archie Kirkwooc Ronnie Kean . I . 1 , 1 1 I I I - 1 1 s - 1 D ' 3 5 1 Loth, il . , B y I 'I 1 1 I Bill e , N WW? 1 Bc 1 , X . I I E .- , C , . 1 - 1 ,1- - 1 1 9 . . 1 - , - . 'al 1 .., If X- V . ' A+. 9 , ,M l 32 ' 'ff r. .V . ' S 1+ . ' '36, I V 'RTE' ' A H -.0 ' - - i 1 - - ' ' I 1 I 1 l 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 - , 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' , 'H 1-Sega. KX A W ' f P ,MAI i ii . X wr '4 N,,5 Q,-,frm 1 an Y as L W f L Y 1' Y I ' , ,r .J A ' f w s. h 'iii' f I f M 'hu Z K' ,,, A ,, 5 1 Q! 5 if ,.4 -sw Over Hull and Dale With the league champaonshlp decided on the basns of dual meets Downey s cross country team took second place In the Coast League Wuth Chuck Saxton out of competutlon because of suckness the harners took flfth place rn the CIF fnnals In prevrous Important meets of the year they funrshed fourth rn the Compton Invutatronal and fifth In the San Dlega lnvrtatuonal Cross country racnng as a team sport wuth povnts beung allotted accordung to the order In wh ch the runners ftnush Thus furst place counts one second two etc wrth the low total wnnnang The flrst frve members of the team to funush a race are counted 1:-7- f T, BLEAMASTER BARTLETT CLOSING IN RACES TO TI-IE FINISH SAXTON OFF TO A FINISHES QUICK START FIRST Page II6 .4..G5P' uf? CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Bottom Row Coach Jack OBr1en Russell Lane Jtm Vngne Henry Rechrn Kenneth Butland Henry Sellers Manager Roger Fredrrckson Top Row Fred Kruger Leonard Bartlett Leslre Bleamaster Kenny Potter Fred Zeuthen Don Turner Richard Jeff Chuck Saxton I l O O I - , , . . , I - I I - V I .I I . . V . I . . I I ' I I A I I I 'I ' 'I -' . iw , ?5..,u , I-V , A . I f I W,fLf-'JV , ' fist 4 4 V ' .4-. .,. 2' '.- A ' yr 1 1 f F 4 ' U I I I I Q' ' ' i Q . , sie S- 1 - rr 3, 1' X N . , A X J I' 'X' -' . , . V ' s, And On the Cinderpaths VARSITY TRACK Kneelrng' Fd Houghton Alton Wortham Eddie Kullos Les'ie Blearnaster Vi Macras Leonard Bartlett Chuck Saxton Starrdrng Manager Fred Kruger John Korner Dave Dah'em I-red 7euth n Bernre Knudsen Frttz Howell George Katanrlan Don Turner Chris Hansen Albert Krwm Lanny Oulgley Roqer Fredruckson Oron Beesley Franlf Sab a Manager Carl Oberlrn Coach Jack O Brren -'HV BEE TRACK Kneellng Ronnre Kephart Henry Rechn Bob Sabala Dave Fellrng George Mhar loft Jam Vrgne Standmg Manager Fred Kru ger Dennls Bauer Larry O son Peter Steager Bob Poe Arnold Brandt Manager Car Oberlrn Coach Jaclf OBrlen THE SEASON Meetrng much tougher cornpetrt an than rn prevlous years the Vrkes frnrshed thrrd rn the Coast League and were rn the tap ln schools In the CIF Among the brighter stars were Lanny Qurgley who placed thnrd ID the 440 rn the CIF funals and tou th an the state frnals and Mrke Kearns who set a new school record ot 6 3 rn the hugh lump Chuck Sax'cn and lesl e Bleamaster who ran as varsrty rn the league dual meets ran as Bees rn the league fonals held at Downey and trnrshed one two respectively In the l32O yd run Bleamaster tlnrshed thlrd and Saxton fourth rn the CIF tnals Saxton Nuns The 1320 Yard Run Kearns Goes Over Quxgley Places In The 440 F fe, F ivs -numrmf I 'ts H-twin -1' Page . - - r , ' r ' 1 5 r , . 3 , . , F - 2 , C i ' , 2 F A' 1 , I , . f r M 1 -I I . - ., ' , ,- I I I- I ' , ' X .1 5 ' 1 f ' 1 . . . . , ,, . . . r . ' . F 1 'F 1 I I ' I I 1 ' ' 1 1 - ' ' , . - . O ' i l 'tl - 1' A . .' A .MM , , A '- CQ .--., , f , 7 A 'F - r l f ' ' wr! , y , f l f 0 l i H . . ,,r , 1 V V . if - hi V W' A f ' 1 'I ' 1 , 5 , H - , M' 1 1,6 H U A- ,A MJ 2 2 K Ms. S- we - fi , Q Q' ' . we A vs T g 1 A A 3 1? , , or . , A . I .. y ,I . . , ,.. rf ' f . 4 . . A ' F -......-i..,,, , -,J fl, .M , I if Q-,jf , S ' Arg M, f i' Q f Q 'D l 7 Page l lb Take Me Out to the Ball Game VARSITY BASEBALL Kneeling Nnck Angelo Fred Bros mer Bull Guler Jerry RICE Gene Raune Wade Hudson Gul Weber Standing Al Whute Gary Johnson Bull Olmstead Bruce Zaremba Bob LoCucero Buster Evans manager Coach Wally Kmcaud Zkldggl f,A4L'54L01f 'ly' ,yur BM OIMMMJL RU! .-4. 'E' 19100 Ofcom Z6 'UJAQ LQ mutex 1- F650 B Quzff-fail 7'W!Zf7'foff 3' Take Me Out to the Crowd . . VARSITY BASEBALL SEASON In their first showing in the Coast League, the Viking baseball team finished in a tie for third place, splitting each of their two-game series with all the league opponents except Compton. They won I4 and lost I3 during the entire season. Leading batter among the regulars was Gene Raine with a batting average of .370 in league play and .468 for the season. Bill Olmstead led in extra base hits Jerry Rice in runs batted in and Al White scored the most runs. Downey will field almost entirely the some team next year losing only Fred Brossmer and Gil Weber next year. Brossmer was elected team captain after the close of the season. ,ff 7 IA J.V. BASEBALL SCORES Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey - - LB Poly - - Excelsior - - Compton LB Wilson LB Jordan - - LB Poly - - Excelsior - - Compton LB Wilson LB Jordan O 7 3 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD Seated Mike Zimmerman Ed Prell Allan Sibley Cloud Carrier Dave Bidnick Dennis Hacker Charles Welch Kneeling Larry Evans Roger Temple Mike Spydell Ronnie Corbin Cliff Odor Ronnie Couillard John Ortiesen Standing Manager Richard Hoffeld Donald Staff Ricriard Chowning Elmer Malchow Bob Westerman Jim Stiglbauer Bob Ayers Don Tisor Leland Bewick lmanagerl Coach Tanner JUNIOR vARsiTY seAsoN VARSWY SCORES Though they got off to a slow start by winning only three of their nine practice games the iunior varsity baseball squad with the able coaching of Mr Gordon Tanner ended their Coast Leaaue season with a five won five lost record to gain third place in the league standings Mike Zimmerman and Allan Sibley led the regular hitters with averages of 385 and 304 respectively Ronnie Coulllard led the team in runs scored stolen bases and runs batted in Ed Prell did most of the pitching winning four and losing four while Claude Carrier won one and lost one Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey Downey LB Poly LB Poly Excels or Excelsior Compton Compton LB Wilson LB Wilson LB Jordan LB Jordan l 2 4 l 3 f 5 2 , 3 1 . , 4 3 5 6 , 5 to 2 3 8 2 - - . r Q- l .. .. 6-- 5 . .. . . . 8-- 9 ' . ' . . . i-- 2 2 ' . r . ' 2-- ' 1 '. . , '. . 3- 4 , 4- o - - - 2- ' 1 . . . I 3- , .Q 2- . Page ll9 It a Great Racquet .... Downey's racquetmen started out their i953 tennis season with a bang as they won their first four matches in practice play. After this fast sta rt they slowed down and only won 3 of their re- maining ll games to wind up fifth in the Coast League race. The only team that the Vikings were able to knock over in league play was Long Beach wilson, and they did this twice. The members of the team that totaled the most points were Tom Barnes and lrv'ng Ross, playing first doubles. They were closely followed by Mike Muravez, ploy ng first singles. Mr, Pearson will have five members of his team returning next year out of the nine members who played this year. T-in -1 -1 ri Q, A 'cw' TENNIS SQUAD Kneeling Merle Eide Irving Ross Oran Whalan Lee Van Va k nnerg Bob Fu ton Tom Barnes Mike Muravez Standing Bob Barnes Jim Sharp Donod Caldwell Bob Baird Davd Islander Kenny Jenkn Mr Fred Pearson Coach and a Clubby Group Golf got started as a team sport in Downey High for the first time this year but there was no league competition because not all the schools in the league had teams However under the direction of Mr Chavez considerable interest was developed and it is expected that next year there be regular tournaments Left to right in the p cture below are Chris Hansen Dave Grove Coach Chavez Bill Auerbach Ronnie Welch and Bob 'ee ln the other picture Bob Lee is being the patient in a demonstration of the latest dental technique in teeth extraction 'C I 'N Page l 20 1? 7' .affa- Girls Are Good Sports, Too Though Vic often has been amused by the athletis attempts of the girls, they know he likes girls who abound in health and energy, and though he pokes fun at them, they enjoy themselves. Because Downey is lucky enough to have its own pool, swimming is a popular sport, as well as basketball, baseball, volleyball and ping pong. Many playdavs and other activities have kept the g rls' gym classes busy throughout the year. I L... ., Qi A .U ls and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs With the motto Pure Thoughts, Pure Words, Pure Actions as their goal, the l-lifY and Triel-lift' clubs worked hand in hand with the school ond community in their various pro- jects The annual Y talent show, Aloha Day, and a weekend trip to Snow Valley were just a few of the projects accomplished by the new executive secretary, Mr, James Lacey and the supervisor of Tri-l-li-Y clubs, Mrs. William Rogers. Mr, Lacey took the place of Mr. Charles Holloway, who was transferred to Northern California. The rapid growth of the community is clearly reflected in the astounding increase of youths who are now members of Y clubs, thus showing that Downey may look forward to an even more successful future in the Y.M,C.A. ,ll TW? if 4 ,, .is yuh -X 9? . ,Q OO 1 V W' ,Q bf' Q, -4! ii 5 me 1 v'7V 5,144 .f 5 ivy W N ff, I 23-5 gr.: ' uw! in Q Q 99 , ,, M1-M -'53, Dv Truly every season unfolds a wonderful story of fashuon adven ture with YOU as the glamorous hero ne' You II love each excnt mg chapter of enchantmg Ideas that make the fashion story so thrlllnng Here at Marlon s youll fmd sults and dresses from fam ous desrgners party dresses oh' so rght for the evemng of even ngs Come ln today and see why our fashion story IS headed for the best seller Inst' Excluslvely M A R l A N ' S 8335 East Furestone Boulevard TOpaz 2 3724 Downey Caluforma Page IZ5 l RIO HONDO FURNITURE i PEOPLE'S DEPARTMENT STORE Corner of Second ond Downey Avenue llOl3 South Downey Avenue Cecelia Moses ond Dovid Felling enjoy the corn- ' fortoble furniture to be found ot Rio Hondo Toni Rollins looks ot the fine selection of blouses Furniture, Q l 1 D 5, fX 1-6 . wi . 1155 -Q-. '. . , -1.-f , - , 'ysrm 'l'T1 x7fizA':3lf:1-, or preclslon Aulo RQPOH Ken Jenkins ond Mike Murovez inspect some ex Try cellent fishing equipment ot . 4 JACK'S AUTO BlLL'S SPORTS DEN lll-T6 South Poromount Boulevord 7512 Eost Firesfonc Boulemrd 26 The display ot new Mercurys is the attraction for many eyes, including those of Dick West and Janet Ziler, at ...A S A C H S 81 S O N S iQ-129 South Downey Avenue X lb: J'- 3 14: M ' , ,, M'?f'71? :Sw I H, ,, in lcd , ,,..,,-we ,. ,f ' ' F'MlM' ggicai 5 S005 l IHINH ' Mgiwuhmabwm- A complete line of cosmetics may always be found at .... LAYTON and COLE H045 South Downey Avenue i l i xn- N ' V -- 1 , 3 . , 4 i xl y two wwf ', GeorgeAnne Schroeder and Joan l-limmeltarb find quality jewelry in abundance at A... LAWSON'S JEWELERS 8228 East Firestone Boulevard Page l27 Pge 128 Dlck Muller and Bob Baker are shown the fnne or Twf-'-n+y Years WE HAVE BEEN IN THE BUSINESS OF Servucmg and Repalrlng Makes Appluances Sewmg Machunes Televls on and Radno Sales and Servlce WALLAR S FURNITURE STORE 8612 East Firestone Boulevard TOpaz 2 S238 Downey WALLAR S APPLIANCE STORE II033 South Downey Avenue pounts of radlo repaur TOpaz 2 ZZOI LU 8547 Downey DOWNEY HAS FOUND THAT x EoR BETTER Eooo BUYS ITS THE ALL AMERICAN MARKET Corner of Firestone Boulevard and Dolan Street F s All - - , ' ' , ,.....0 .... l l I 1 l .-.4.........4mE I O Mclv1AHAN'S FURNITURE Shirley Edauist and Lloyd Prosser marvel at the unique cabinet radio in blonde wood at top of the Seen nn this popular after school spot are Helen l3U'eC'U- Servu, BNI Erickson and Pat Owen at . . 8203 East Firestone Boulevard DOWNEY PHARMACY lllfjel-O9 South Downey Avenue Correne Mullun and Jo Buxler seem pleased wuth the skurts ot DOWNEY DEPARTMENT STORE lll26 South Downey Avenue if I1 G ng r Ball and Nancy Covey shop tor tune school upplles at DOWNEY STATIONERS lO9'l South Downey Avenue Paqe l I , ll 6 ll 1 ,wm,,W.,... 5' f 1, 1 is fl J'q V L 'J a 4, - ' L 4 x Q I e . ' . . . f- -l ' l 2: HAROLD S JEWELERS l l l l 8 South Downey Avenue s.. Sue Rowe and Kenny Powell admire the beautiful rung display WYONA S l l IZO Downey Avenue 5,-ff Joan Wlntermute Dar lene Conte and Nancy Barnes dream over o luscious cashmere at Wyona s Sweater Bar 5 NASH DOWNEY INC ll2l-l South Downey Avenue I Jim O'Harr and Mary Varela Inspect the many new features of the Rambler Page l 30 n 3 K ,, , t , R ' 0 - ' , I t x I - 1 D I . ll 12 V. gy , . I Downey's Authorized CH RYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER JIM WECKLER FINE USED CARS TOpoz 2-21 11 TOpoz 2-9300 '-1+N ,W N .R A . 1 1 . .4 jr Mike Stelzer ond Stonley Aldrich ore shown one y 1 Corole Polos ond Elizobeth Huff ore seen looking of the fine suits ot .... R ot the rnony gloss wores ond pottery ot .... POTASHNlCK'S 1 MENIS AND BOYS' STORE 1 Town 3. COUNTRY HARDWARE 11134 South Downey Avenue 1 11217 South Downey Avenue 1 Poge 131 Vikings Meet To Talk and Eat --ni? M Bob Lee Beryl Wnllnams Alex Petr: and Sally Enunger stop for some delrcraus malts at the POWOW Al' WASHINGTON and ROSEMEAD Page 137 Fred Stelnen Mary Macon Wally Bartlett and Sharon Hofnnan enjoy service wutn a sm le at the POWOW x.ORNER FIRESTONE and LAKEWOOD ln Downey Kenny Prentiss and Milton Grant examine the fine tools to be found at .,,. DOWNEY HARDWARE 1 1121 South Downey Avenue Four independent stores under one root, give you the best in value, service and courtesy at lowest cost-at . . . D O N' S M A R K E T Corner Florence and Paramount .I U' x aww mJ1RHE'T El' L11 For the most walked about shoes in town- Shop at .... PETERS 11147 South Downey Avenue IL QS! Bull Moore and John Osborne are gettnng their locks trnrnmed at FINCH S BARBER SHOP 1 1 133 South Downey Avenue Page 133 Q r The convernent place to shop for the best grocerles trusts vegetables and meats at lowest prices' DRIVE IN MARKET llOlO South Paramount Boulevard ZX Here S lV'arv who has be n yob huntmg ver Q smce she graduated She s spent a lot of tlme She talked wlth quite a few people but she stlll h Pill t found 1 lob she reillw hkcs' A n X X5- l A 1a llllS IS Qunlx qhe no ul ml: laphonc pow or glrls m rlg.,l t 1 r gradu 'ltlflll she h ld 1 ex x gurl loh one tu dxdn t Tlillllfi prc nous. rxperlcnu md paul well from thc st zrt L11-l llmlmfuf So why don t you ask your Job counselor at school to tell you more about the many advantages you ll find ln telephone work or come ln and talk wlth one of the frlendly employ ment counselors at Pacific Telephone! 833312 East Firestone Boulevard 5 Paclflc Telephone l - l G-1? ' tg - - -, Q., ' f tl cf ' M Xl Z: lv ' 1305. lc 'Q X l' ' fl 'fl :fte U Dx rqll-'Q ltr I x I. xii ' if l I fi.. l n Page l3-l MILK IS THE MOST NEARLY PERFECT FOOD XE X The Mosf Near rfecf M Ik and Oi' er Dairy Produc+s Are Provided y RIO HONDO DAIRY 9220 EAST FIRESTONE BOULEVARD Topoz 2 2324 Downey's new, modern Scienqe Building has just been completed by WM. C. CROWELL COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTOR l7O East California Street Pasadena l, California For . ,K the Very Best Burgers In Town- be sure and stop at . . . SPUD'S Paula Horsley and Nancy Barnes admire corsage worn by Darlene Longwell at . . . WALTERS FLORISTS ll94l South Paramount Boulevard Across from North American on Lakewood CROWN BODY 81 COACH CORP. For Fifty Years The Finest ln School Bus Transportation T.- 'Y Page l 36 FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS I ? d PARAMOUNT CHEVROLET C Paramount ond Firestone Bo I d Page l38 Downey Board of Realtors MARY E. HOLLIS, President C. LARRY HOAG, Vice-President REALTORS Jerry M. Bair A. J. Banczyk Harry Beddoe Theodore Birx Vernon Blythe R. E. Brewer Leona M. Childers B. F. Cotter Joseph L. Clark R. B. Coleman Albert J. Cooper Mildred W. Cox Dan Dietrich Gayle D. Fredrickson C. A. Hays C. Larry Hoag Giles D. Hollis, Jr. Mary E. Hollis Marvin Jacobson Elizabeth Kelley R. C. Kerber F. H. Lakey Lillian Lasater Orvan W. Leavell N. J. Locus Ernest McCallum J. W. McMichael Paul McMichael George MacLeod Margaret Manning Everette J. Mason Ralph R. Metzinger Thos. A. Milner Clarence Mocabee Ernest Nagel Melvin T. Newsome Joseph R. Newton Dan J. Olsen Nate L. Olsen Chris Parr M. A. Patterson Pollyanno Phillips Pauline Riggs Bess Rockwell Paul A. Rothe Lee Sandschulte Don N. Schneider Morris Seville Reno Sirrine R. B. Sheakley Miriam Skinner Alvin A. Smith Robt. Stratford O. H. Southworth A. R. Sweet Earle M. Sweet Robt. R. Taft Ardell Thomas Joan J. Turner Ray S. Ward Juanita Wendt Frank L. White Elmer Wilkerson Don Winslow Paul J. Wishek Alex Widerholt ASSOCIA Ruth Beddoe Frank R. Bishop Holly Bullard AI Bushard Edwin J. Butler Frank J. Caligiuri John J. Coleman Lee W. Felts Mary Gillie Marie G. Haley James F. Hall LeRoy Hendrix Marion K. Lyons Dorothy MacDougall 'ROKERS Bernice Mason A. C. Metcalfe James F. Murphy H. C. Pease W. W. Poe Ed Richards Geo. Rockwell Don Schaffer Francis E. Shaffer Fred W. Shire James Simmons Emily Snyder Frances Wilson Frank L. Wilson Planners of the Fastest Growing Area in America RUTH WILSON, Sec retary SALESMEN Florence Almich Ben Balum Mary Benn Marciellette Caldwell Joseph Capra Elsa Chaney J. L. Cook Winifred Dahlgren Carl Depue Joseph Dubsky Henrietta Durston L. Dutton Thomas E. Evans D. D. Ferguson John C. Fredericks Beatrice Gale Charles Gore Verner C. Gould James C. Grace Robt. M. Granger Stanley Gregory Freda Gresham Duane A. Hanson E. J. Henry Giles D. Hollis, Sr James R. Hoyle J. Harry Jobe Alex A. Katzdorn Gretchen Kray J. R. Lasher Hyman Lefkowitz Gerald E. Look John McLain Shirley McLain G. E. McLane Hazel A. McLay Eleanor Newsome Anna Newton Phillip O'Leary Theo N. Ovlen Roy Owens W. E. Parker Pat Parr Lee Perrins Helen Perry Beatrice Peters D. A. Pettapiece Robt. Plane H. E. Race John T. Rawls Wayne B. Rogers Wm. Rogers EdIth Rothe Edward Samuelian Ruth Sargent Marshall Smith Ruth N. Smith Rebecca Sowell Robt. R. Steach Garnet Stewart Marvin Stiller Lyle E. Swift Stanley Taylor Coralee Taylor Kenneth Utt Mildred Van Duesen Bud Wendt Ronald Wendt Kenneth Wertz Robt. Welzler Billy Williamson Florence Wyatt Earl Yager John H. Young Dovud Berry ond Whrtey Wnlhoms show Borboro Doy the fnne selection of shoes of VEATCH S ADULT SHOES N121 South Downey Avenue S Poge I-10 Jomes Whuttle looks on os Tom Whlte frnes some heels on Moureen Kyees I 1 136 South Downey Avenue The 53 Ford looks very good to Jo Wlshom Borboro Komrosky Sondy Fisk ond Drone Bishop of G R A I-I A M F O R D 7859 Eost Firestone Boulevord l In . . . . 1 , H r r i w ? ,, -I I .- V ,, w,x UK 1 'L ST ' 3 .fl 2 i , , , q I gf .. . Q 1 N ' .. -- F v o F7 V . 1 ' ' 1 1 ' Pat Patterson and Nick Vidovich enjoy their tea while resting on the beautiful sectional at . . . BYRON WHITE Home Furnishings 8152 East Firestone Boulevard Bud Agnew and Carolyn Riley select one of the many shirts found in .... MlLLER'S STORE FOR MEN DOWNEY BELLFLOWER in go- 4 -7 , 1. -1, 4 Alta Voge and Darlene Tisor, two future home- makers, admire the superior quality of the rugs to be found at ..,. DOWNEY CARPET COMPANY 8l36 East Firestone Boulevard Whether You Skate, or Whether You Watch YOU CAN HAVE AN ENJOYABLE TIME AT- I 8042 East Jackson Street Paramount, California Pagcl-ll ,mxkn . mzlwi Delorus Turner and Barbara Holly stop tor an after school candy selection at .... N E W B E R R Y' S 8218 East Firestone Boulevard H..MiiQiw.Qn- llllET l i Junior rings are being shown for selection by Mr Roy C, Brown of .... A. R. DANKWORTH CO. l4l4-l6 West Seventh Street Los Angeles l7, California i .,,....,...,,...,. -,- ,,,, c., l Bernie Knudsen and Shirley Hoffman stop to pick up on the latest records at .... HUMPHREY'S HARMONY HOUSE Page l-12 Shopping is a treat in a store that is neat- LIBERTY MARKET S240 East Firestone Boulevard La Q 833l East Firestone Boulevard WF l I , L, 1 Patsy Brown inspects the attractive barbecue and Peggy Cannon and Betty Burns admire the floral ncinerator for Patios at displays at ADOBE ENGINEERS SAYWELL'S FLOWER SHOP 97l 5 East Firestone Boulevard l l55O South Paramount Boulevard ful D U U' H all 351,311 we RED STAR FERTHJ, 2 Xl l-13 Page 144 Directory of Professional Services John lVlOUTIR J DDS Schuyler P Strang D DS James W Mrllspaugh DDS Q2 4892 TOpoz 2 4272 TOpoz 2 7836 DENTAL Dr Warren S Spllce OPTOMETRIST 8338 Eot Second Street TOpoz 2 2231 Dr John Sums DDS DENTIST 8232 Eost Third Stre TODOZ 2 22 7 Dr. Harry C. Wilhelm CHIROPRACTOR 10303 South Downey Avenue TOpoz 2 2266 OEEICES 11017 South Porornount Downey Colutornno H A Steve nson CSTEOPATH 8335 Eost Second Street TOpoz 2 2731 1Otfuce1 TOpoz 2 3813 1Home1 Lynn W Johnston ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW 11019 South New Street ropoz 2 4897 Lyman P. Erazler, D.D.S. D E N TIS T 11027 Eost Thrrd Street Boulevo rd Dr James D Whltc OPTOMETRIST 8306 East Thnrd Stree TOpoz 2 4826 Dr J P Merrlgan DDS DENTlST 10901 Sou h Downey Avfnu TOpoz 2 2732 Dr. Horace Caden Dr. Arnold J. O'Toole OPTOMETRISTS 11022 South New Street 1 TOpoz 2 2232 TODCJZ 9 2610 411 5 11 1 '1 I' 1 i I -4-fi, .A I . I. Ex xi 11 51 I 1' r., . . . , . . . . . ' , . . A :Q f U . i U , 1, 'Town' ' ' ' l UL 'V QL 1 J I 1 - 1 . . ' Dr. . . . . ' 1 1 . h 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 v . I ' ' ' - - o u 1 , . . . A et - ' 7 , 5 1 ' - L y 1 1 1 Ken Wutke as snownng AI George the men s watches at ANDY S JEWELERS 8337 East Flrestone Boulevard Pat Trachsel Norma Selbach Nancy Rapler Slneelaglw Jennings and Marulyn Laubaclw fund Dolan Donuts a refreshing place to stop DOLAN S DONUTS lllO6 Dolan Street Jockse Horpster models one of the many lovely bath ng suuts to be found at DIC GF DOWN Y l l l35 South Downey Avenue. Page l45 FOR THE BEST IN BUILDING MATERIALS GO TO ll4Ol S. Lakewood Boulevard Where You Will Find . . av 1 'ALLEF . , 'LUMBER ' f OMPANV fl .F I I C , ,-, I ., -. .Lp - - --- ' A - , hiiiill i 'v 'wr w PQ, 3-45' N Q 'W' H Us-41.2 4 Bob Ezzell Helene HODSOV1 Gnd Thomas KFUQGI' Arles Arnold and Marcua Jobe are looking at the admnre a beautvful weddung cake at femmes of the new Mgyfgg gf Home BAKERY BEANJLWHEELER lll39 South Downey Avenue 11044 Soufh DOWVIGY AVENUE I Page I -I6 Drone Hwnphrey ond Mory Long fund the jewelry coses full of lovely th rgs ot JAY S JEWELERS ll I43 South Downey Avenue Thw Vokung Modern Downey by the Livewire Professlonal Photography ln Thus Book by P A C E P H O T O 8l34 Eost Frrestone Boulevard TOpoz 2 O82l Portronts Weddings Commercrol Photo Frnlshrng Page I47 Admunustratuon A Cappella Chour Adyertlslng At Adobe Enguneers All Amerucan Market Alley Lumber CO Andy Jewelers Bean C7 Wheeler Bull s Sports Den Byron Whlte Cl-uuc Shop Clutt G Kuns Crowell Company Crown Body G Coach Dankworth Dolan s Donuts Don s Market Downey Board of Realtors Downey Downey Downey Fertuluzer CO Downey Hardware Downcy Downey Statuoners Druve ln Market Funch s Barber Shop Graham Ford Haro d s Jewelers Home Bakery Horton Druye ln Market Humphrey Harmony Hou e Iceland Jack s Auto Carpet Co Department Store Pharmacy Jones Dustunctuve G ft lawson s Jewelers Layton C1 Cole Luberty Market Luvew re Maruan s Dress Shop McMahon s Furnuture Mlller s Men s StOre Na h Downey Inc lNewbCrry S Pace Photo Pacutuc Telephone Paramount Chevrolet Peop e s Department Store Pcters Shoes Potachnuck s Powow Protessuonal Durectory xealty Board RIO l'lOndO Dalry no Hondo Furnuture Sachs G Sons Saywell s Florusts Spud s Town G Country Hardware Veatch s Shoes Wallar s Walter s Florusts Vtfeckler s Wyona s Stor hletucs Ax atlon Club Paae l4S G D 4 4 4 4 46 Z 4 -1 42 4 9 4 9 29 4 4 4 42 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 44 Z 4 4 6 INDEX Band Baseball Basketball Buble Club Board of Trustee Boy Sunqung G oups Bu becl Fucld Dedlcatlon Bu Druyer Cafeterua C rn ra UD Campaugn A sembly Card nal Ma aue Chru tma Program Classroom Scene Coach s Counselor COu'1try Team C S F Cu toduan Deducat1on Faculty Fure Wa dens F' mng Mr Thomas Fo tball l-o ewoucl French Club Future Homemakers GAA G t Acquaunted Dance G rl League G rl Lea ue Dance r SDOH Halloween Art Conte Homecomung Dance Homeroonn Representatuyes Jun or Junuor Junuor Jun or Junuor F' G rls Gue t Day Ottucers O5 Snap hots Latln Clubs Le Torchcrcs Letterman s Club Lubrary Lyancc M Sarah K XX Malntenance Malorettes Mattel Mr Caesar Musuc Groups Norseman Staff Or he tra Strung n emgle Peel Mr R Arno 1 and Scroll Pancho Los Amugos Student Red Cro s Sanders Mrs Karyn B Secretarues Senuors Senuor Senuor Sen ar S n or Grls Guest Day Olfucers P ay Prlyulece Day Snapshots Shambaugh Sup Song Lead rs Sophomores Sp nu h Club Presudents Sprung Froluc Strung Ensemble Student Councul St dent Court Student Lute Swummung Teams Taber Dr Merle V Tennus Teams Track Teams Tr plettes X1 lfettes No ung Staff Water Polo W1 uams Mr L H Wrught Prunc1palW J Nell Leaders Y Club 'D l ,LAL . ,524 L 6-11 L L82 7M 7 - 80 4 118-119 A A '6'l' 7 7 L L 1c' M 12-418 llO-lll 57 I 7 l 3 S 6 I J S S so al L - L 128 L A 3 L7 ' -A 1 1 -A ' I -- -- - -1 l tg 3' L 1 L LL L SO-Sl -Ns- ' ' r 1 . -1 ' L 98 V V 6f N 1 - L L L Q - 1 V V 6 1 S -. lu gioni , LLL LL LLL L L 141 C r , L E I F L L ssss. 1 5 77 7' F 2 1 3 A 2 ' L LL LL L l3 f' lg f . 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