Downey High School - Volsung Yearbook (Downey, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1959 volume:

1 z M y, ea 5 X 1? f xx V Ax m ., f N N XX V CLSUN G A Group of Students Chat in Fron New Walker Hall. Downey High fs Progressive Spirif Unclvanging, Serene, the Swimming Pool, Building R and S are DSHS Landmarks. Ur img' W ' n 5 . 5 0 4 4 lj Il Av M .qi t .V , 1 1192 ,, . 5 45 -QM -.M...... X 'Bias- 4 f 0 , f E .Z u 4, A 1 22 ' f 4 hy , ,, y 2 9 . ' if 5 O ' - 2 if I Q ' 46 5 4, ma M .-,ww Q ff fx EW 'ww .vi '. xv ask 1 Q., 'ff' u A . , . . Q3- fg. N ' -'AVO . Q57 xy- 'SVT fQsG an -e ,agile ips: ' ' 'I' .. . , r J ia.: ffrfftilqfiai, :vii 1 5, . h'. 4' f X F' , . ,ps ' Q ry! A Lf ki If I Z, gl r , B 5' Xi 1- --.dsx wm- ,...--- Q l qt as A is L M,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..X ,, ka'-WQQM Y Q ,K x Ni If H. Q my 'K ' x ' 1' HI:- l 1 I ll Sf T' any xi pl, J Page 8 Faculfy and Adminisfrafion A Step Ahead... DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION SEATED Board of Trustees Mr Melvin Quigley Dr Leon A Wright lclerkl Mr Carroll M Dunnum president Mr Harold T Tredway vice president Mr L H Showalter STANDING Mr CliffordF Shambaugh ldistrict superintendentl Mr Leland H Williams lassistant superintendent in charge of business Always looking forward to better things for us are these members of the administration ofthe Downey Union High School District which besides Downey Senior High School includes Earl Warren High School the four present lunior high schools and the fifth lunior high school now under construction Unknown to most students are the members of the Board of Trustees who are elected by the people for the job of planning the policies and administering the affairs of the schools district superintendent whose principal concern for the past decade has been planning for the rapid expansion of enrollment and the need for more school buildings more teachers and principals In charge of business operations is Mr L H Williams who manages accounting payroll and purchasing in addition to directing the operations of the buses and the maintenance and custodial employees The office of educational services was established to Improve the curriculum and the methods of teaching In addition to planning for the individual needs of students Through this office under the direction of M W .I Wright are established workshops for teachers and many other aids especially for new teachers Page IO OFFICE OF EDUCATIONAL SERVICES SEATED Mr W J Wright ldirector of curriculum and instruction STANDING M Martin Taylor lsupervisor of pupil personnel servicesl Miss Dorothy Simms lsupervisorl Mr John D Milam lsupervisor Mr William Smitheran ldirector of athleticsl . . I ' I, I . I ' ' I, . . 1 4 v - 1. Chief administrative officer is Mr. C.F. Shambaugh, . . I . . rt . '- . I . . V D 2. : r. ' ' ' . ' . . L ' . . . A Hand fo Guide Us Mr KENNETHO ESPING Principal OFFICE STAFF Mrs JEAN WHITTAKER, counselors' clerk, Mrs VERNA BENNETT, records clerk, Mrs ANN ROGERS, secretary to the principal, Mrs GRACE LANE, student accounts bookkeeper At the fore of our forward look IS Mr Kenneth O Esping principal of Downey Senior High School Guiding and directing the many facets of our school life he is a real pal to all Vikings he lays the guldeposts which show us the way Discipline is an integral part of any well organized institution of learning and Mr John Warren vice principal accomplishes this difficult task with supreme competence Understanding and fair he has reduced the discipline problems to a minimum All Vicki s on campus are well ccquam ed with Mrs Karyn B Sanders dean of girls registrar and adviser to Girls League a real friend to all girls She gives direction to many activities which add color to th feminine fancies lf you ve caught a glimpse of Mr A H Shmey director of cropping out This should be no suprise for he is the man rn charg of all extra curricular activities on campus he worl's with the Student Council and teaches the student government class lrs is the voice we hear over the public address y m ai ,J Nr JOHN XIARR Nl vice principal Mrs KARYN B SANDERS dean of girls and Mr A H SHINEY director of tud nt activit es Page ll ' o . . , I I V I ' f I If ' I . . I . . . , A In ' 'e ' f ' . . . . . , ' I I 1 I I . e , . . . . . X . . . . . . , student activities, perhaps you have noticed a few gray hairs B - . . . . 1 c , . I j 7, . . . si ste d 'l'. ., F . . . 'i . Ei , j . . , ' g . . . , 5 e ' ' I . Ana' When We Sfumble .... COUNSELORS Mr AL HEMKIN counselor to the class Counselor to the class of 59 Mr ED of 60 Mrs MARGARET WEST counselor BRAGG supervisor of counseling to the class of 67 Mr ART MAURER SBVVICSS 'Can l get my program changed? My third period teacher doesn t want to cooperate with me This sort of request phrased in several different ways is not an unusual experience for the counselors but to most students there IS nothing quite as comforting as by competent trained and understanding advisers Scholastic problems future plans college entrance requirements information about scholarships vocational information all these answer demanding queries get consideration by four full time counselors who try to see every student each term and to help him solve his questions Page 12 The hall outside the counselors office is a busy place U ' . ' I I ' I . ' 1 I ' I I I . ' I ' 1 ' , . . I 1 Il . I . . I I knowing that their future is secure in the guidance given I I I I ' ' I I I I ' ' I I ' I 1 - A Cushion Pro vided Mr. CLARENCE BACHA Attendance Supervisor When you go in the attendance office on the morning you return to school after being absent you will discover that it is usually in ci mild state of confusion. This is very understandable, as it is the job of Mr. Bacha and his clerks to keep absence records accurate. They take care of all the passes to leave the school grounds, assign detention to all those who play h00key and keep straight the records which enable our school to receive state funds on the basis of average daily attendance. if - K KJ First aid is an everyday necessity for someone. Mrs. MARY ALLARD fleftl and Mrs. MILDRED WYLIE, attendance office clerks, re-admit students after their absence. Nurse Brown is frequently found patching up someone in her busy office. Students with tummy aches, tired blood,.A and even broken toe nails pour in her office daily. lt is the job of Nurse Brown to issue excuses to students who can't participate in their gym classes,to phone parents of a student who has become ill and has to go home, and to take care of all emergencies that arise. rw :una im nu uw eu we 1-WD 1 QOU KAN DO ' - R IF WU DONT i 33- 'fi CARE WHO GETS Till ULCDIT. I 'T Wm -.. 4 Mrs. CLETICE BROWN School Nurse page T3 Each Eacher a Posf... sm' 'W and r Nil' Inn Mrs. VERLA ALLEN Homemalring Co-sponsor, Fufure Homemakers of America Mr. DICK ALONZO Driver Education Ass? Varsffy Foofball Coach Ass? Track Coach Mrs MARJORIE ARCHER Grrls Physical Educaffon Co sponsor Pep Club Mr DAN ARNHEIM Boys Physical Educahon Foofhall Trainer Tennis Coach Mr GEORGE BARBER U S History Mrs PEARL BOUCHER Chairman Business Machines Shorthand Office Pracnce Mr FHARLE5 BOAYER Mrs RUTH BURRIS Mr REMSEN CHAMPION Mrss MARGARET CHANGOS Drwer Cdscaflon English U S Hlsfory G,rl5 Phygmgl Eduqgnon Senior Problems Sponsor Normaneers Sponsor Boots and SaddleS Sponsor Girls Arhlerfc Assoclarfon Calrfornfo History Co sponsor Rep Club A Sfop, A Sfafion Miss ELEANOR CLARK Life Science Co-sponsor, Science Club Mr. ALEXANDER COLLIE Life Science Aeronautics Sponsor, Aviation Club Mr. Rum cooPER WK WWS Vocal Music Sponsor Bible Club Mrs LOUNA BELLE COURTNEY English Mrs CATHERINE EDDY English Chairman CSE Sponsors lliss JEAN A ELDREDGE Spanish Sponsor Spanish Clubs Miss BETTY EONDREN M,s PAULINE CEE Mr DONALD GOULD Mr JAMESR GRIMES Girls Physical Education Typing Chairman Science Depl Memlshop Director Vikeries Chemisfry , f 2 X ze ' f , Y. . , 2 2 V, . 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TURNEY airman, Industrial Arts Dept Drafting Sponsor of Key Club Mr. PAT TYNE Driver Education Swimming Couch Waterpolo Coach Mr. NORRIS VOAS Senior Problems Civics Sponsor ot' Sword 31 Shield Mr. LOUIS WILSON Geometry Algebra We Go Ahead Vldfh a Sfrong Mr RICHARD WRlGHT Mr GROVER YOUNG Mr ALFRED ZIMMERMAN Mr DALE KILLION Bookkeeping Spanish Boys Phys Ed Driver Educatron BUSH-,ess Law Crosscounfry Coach Manager of Sfudenf Sfore Head Track Coach Sponsor ofVars1fy Club Rlghf Miss Sarah Jenkins Librarian Keep quzef and lvsfen buddy the lfbrary s a place fo study I Left: Mrs. Nona Spieker, Library Cferk. The Bell Rin s An Eff7c:ienf School CAFETERIA STAFF: SEATED: Lorraine Stevenson, Ann Fallon, Ella Strong, Lillian Hesse, .lo Bollin. STANDING: Susie Elliano, Dorothy Harris, Marie Smith Mary Miller, Vera DeNike, Ann Buchner, Mrs. Merle Bell, Mgr. Grub, Gab and Gossip Charge!! It'sgchow time. And the race is on to the cafeteria and snack shocks. How to crowd in line without receiving a Student Court summons, how to scrounge up lunch money without paying interest fthe campus is swarming with Shylocksii these are problems faced every day by starving students. To meet this hungry mass of humanity are the staffs which work in the cafeteria and the adjoining snack shack. Performing their duties with speed and efficiency, they prepare food which is scientifically balanced for nutrition, and dispense it in time to prevent fainting from under-nourishment. Page 22 ln cludes Man y People BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT Betty Nunemaker Miriam McMalns Dorothy Wheeler Jeannette Battrstone Vera Meier Marguerite NyBerg Alice Cam Blanche Jensen Vrrglnra Zaremba Just like the TV commercial says these people get rrd of drrf and grime In lust a minute They clean our whole school and everything thats And this lsn t easy Especially when there rs a socrcl event which creates a clutter late at nrght and the school must be clean to start the new day rn the morning Ar the begmnrng of the year when most students don t know whether they re coming or going the bus drivers undoubtedly wonder If thmgs will ever be normal Soon thmgs become organized and events fall into place and strll the bus drrvers are faithfully there at your stop to prck you up or to let you off Each day they transport more than half of the student body back and forth from school and then go on to do the same thmg for the other schools rn the drstrrct lt takes organization and a great deal of physical exertion to run a heavy bus occupied by sixty or more students but these bus drrvers sure do rt CUSTODIANS BOTTOM ROW John Roberts William Purvronce Leslre Davis Johanna Kentre Bessie Van Kirk MIDDLE ROW Alford Culley V L Miller George Fisher John Zrmprrch Charles Bray fhead custodian! TOP ROW Charles Smith Brll Holman Robert Brashers H Hemkrn Page 24 Sfudenfs qfxsql' -Sf x A A 'fm' VT , N-' 5 X!! Q ll: , ' , y 5, Clans , Q ASX, N X Page 25 SE NICK? QFdFls,IE 'f?5 firm SSH,-egffev LEW' My rzglvv: Law PW? fs56'F6?'E1'Pgw. Jvaewfa Mof-f Hfeffrmlrefl, Mcwy Teffffy fvfie fifeiffigfw, Jfagflerfv Wmfwey fPQpffeseFvf'-ifivel, Dew :S W1 EW Usfeflffdenaf 1. VV AM ,,M , qV K1 , - ,ff ' - . A x L Seniors . . 4 ' Class of I959 g , N . I 1 i SEWER Q1'FF!rCE!4'?S . . 56521116 Ssmvgsfsff - Leif fa rcgym lefifffe lfffkcihmwe l wesur+effj,, Kem Tcaiylef C'ffesriQfw,, Juleme Wag? Knee pmesidewffl, 1 Kama Few 5Qfsf?cQf6,vr-gl, mil. ffifeeziegyJffepanfssQffvu1'Jwvej. , . , ' t N U ' :JP 1 'I , 1 ' 0 . I ' ' I ' Page '25 - I ,' ' f, ' I ' ' ' 0. 1 'L ' -' A. ' -:,'-- ...ayuam-l..v. .' , ' :.n:,,...-m.u.... .,.-.--.,f....1...L.s..u.n.g..'.4..11.. u.l.,.s. A- J 1n....- bmw. -, ..!.u+.4 .r...AfiLiaK. -.Lui-1,xms-L-iir.-641' As the Seniors, We Look Ahead SANDRA K. ANDERSON Glee Club, Bible Club. LINDA APODACA Bible Club, Demoiselles Y- Club. JEFF ARIAS SHIRLEY ABERNATHY Transfer from Anoalcia, Arcadia- JOHN ALBION EMILY LAVON ALEXANDER Glee Club, Bible Club. KARL ALLEN Glee Club, Bible Club, Key Club, Pep Club, Varsity Club, Football lVarsity, JVI, Wrestling IJVI, Track lVarsityl. DORLEE ALLISON Norseman Staff lPage Editorl, Vikettes lBanner Girll, Prom Steering Com., Cardinal Masque IVP, Sec., Pres., Norseman Rep.l, Normaneers, Petite Masque lPres., Trees., Norseman Rep.l, Quill 8 Scrool lTreas.I, Sr. Play lcastl, Jr. Play lcastl, Night of One-Act Plays, Speech Contest Winner, Charmones Y - Club. RONALD WAYNE ALTIC Bible Club, Key Club, Varsity Club, Waterpolo lVarsity, Beei, Swimming lVarsity, Beel, Ladds Car Club. PERRY ARMSTRONG JERRY ARNELL HR Rep Aviatio Club Bible Club CHARLES ASHBY Bible Club CAROL ASMUS Student Court lChief Justice, Soph Judge, Monitorl, Girls' League lHistorianl, Volsung Staff, All-Night Party Steering Com., Bible Club, CSF lSilver Cer- tificatel, FHA, Les Torcheres, GAA Lettergirls, Pep Club, Petite Masque lSec.l, Quill 8 Scroll lPres.l,Sword 8 Shield Sweetheart , Prom Steering Com., Election Chrmn., Charmones ,Y - Club. DENNY AVERY HR Rep., Bible Club. VIRGINIA ANN BAGARRY Art Club, Bible Club, Art Exhibit Winner. Beyond Vllvere High School 56ors Hove Leo' SHARON LYNN BAILEY Student Court lMonitori, Norseman Staff, Bee Yell Leader I2 yrs.i, Prom Steering Com., Bible Club, CSF lGold Certificatei, Art Club, AFS lpres., Treas., Comm Rep.i, French Council, GAA, Les Torcheres, FHA, Pep Club, Charmones Y-Club. CORALYN BAKER Transfer from Lynwood High School, Bible Club. KEITH BAKER DOUGLAS BALL JAMES BALLOU HR Rep., Bible Club, Spanish Council, Varsity Club, Crosscountry lVarsityi, Track lVarsityi. BARBARA BECKETT HR Rep., Student Court lMonitori, Sr, Play lBackstagei, Art Club lSec.i, Bible Club, Halloween Art Winner Girls' League lCampus Pali. .IUDITH BEHRENS Bible Club. ANDRE BENEDICT Bible Club, FHA, Riding Club, Science Club. CAROL BENEDICT Bible Club, FHA lSec.I, Miss Smiley Girl of Month Future Teachers lSec., Pres.i, Normaneers, Demoi- selles Y-Club. JIM BENNETT Viking Band, Bible Club. PETE BENWAY Key ClublSec.i, Jr. PlaylCasti, CSFlBronze Certificatei, PAUL BERNEATHY Water Polo lBee Mgr.i. NANCY BERTWELL Bible Club. LESLIE BILLINGS Prom Steering Com., Aviation Club, Bible Club Petite Masque. DAVE BISHOP Bible Club. Kei Even as We Our Fufures See, JANET RUTH BIXLER Norseman Staff, FHA, Quill S Scroll, Cher Bonaes Y- Club. NANCY BLACKFORD Bible Club, Chess Club, CSF lLife Memberl, Latin Council lSec.l, Science Club lSec., Treas.l, Banlc of America Gold Cup Award, CSF Brain Contest Winner. .lUDlTl'l ANN BLACKMAN Bible Club, FHA, Future Nurses, Science Club, Speech Contest Runner-up. BARBARA BOGGS Bible Club, GAA Lettergirls. EL LIOT BONHAM BONNIE BOWTON Sr. Play lCastl, Vikettes, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, FHA, Future Nurses, Al-per-les- Y - Club. D,'ANA BRADY HF? Rep., .lr. PlaylBackstagel, Glee Club, Prom Steer- ing Com, Aviaticn Club lVP, Sec., T:'eas.l, Bible Club, Ccrdincvi Mesque, FHA, GAA Lettergirls, Latin Council fVF'l, Petite l-'asque-, S:icn:e Club, Civil Air Patrol. CEIABLES BffAKEl? Wale'polo lBeel, GARY BRONSON PGQC JO Bible Club, Waterpolo lVarsityl. J. STEVEN BLEVINS Varsity Club, Football lVarsityl, Basketball l.lVl. HARRY BOBELE HR Rep., Viking Band C3 yrs.l, Aviation Club, CSF lLife'Member, Councill, Petite Masque, Spanish Council, Viking Varieties, Spanish Language Award, Winner ot' Beard Growing Contest. JOHN BODEN Bible Club. NANCY LEE BOX Cleo Club, A Cappella Choir, Bible Club, FHA. BILL BOYLE Spanish Council, Waterpolo lBeel. DAVlD BOYLE Vik Think of Whaf High School Helped Us fo Be PATRICIA ELLEN BRYANT Girls' League Cabinet lTreas.l, Norseman Editor-im Chief, Page Editor, Jr. Play fBackstagel, CSF lLit'e Membefl, French Language Award, Winner First Place Award in Feature Writing at USC, Third Place in News- writing at ELAJC, Les Torcheres, Quill 8. Scroll TVP 2 sem.l, GAA lVPl, Demoiselles Y-Club. DICK BURGESS Bible Club. NANCY ANN BURGOYNE HR Rep., Jr. and Sr, Play lBackstagel, Prom Steering Com., Art Club, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, French Council, FHA lPres.l, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, GAA Lettergirls, Pep Club, Petite Masque, Campus Pal Cher Debs Y - Club GEORGE BYE PATRICIA CAMPBELL Bible Club CAROL CARBERRY Glee Club Transfer from Warren High r JOANNE BROOKS Bible Club, FHA. NANCY BROWNELL Bible Club WARENE BROWNING Cardinal Masque, CSF lBronze Certificatel, FHA, Future Teachers. STEVE BURNETT HR Rep., Aviation Club, Bible Club, CSF lBronze Certificatel, French Council, Swimming lBeel, Ladds Car Club. JOYCE BURNS Jr. and Sr. Play lBackstagel, Vikettes, Viking Varieties, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, FHA, Future Teachers, Future Nurses, Al-per-les Y- Club. MICHAEL BUTCHERS Viking Band I3 yrs.l, Aviation Club, Bible Club, Petite Masque, Spanish Council, Viking Varieties, Golf lVarsityl. ALICIA RITA CARIKER Bible Club, Riding Club lBoots and Saddlesl. BOB CARLOW JOE CARNEI Page 31 Many of fhe Things fo Be Our Loi ANGELO LOUIS CLESCERI Bible Club, Varsity Club, Football lVarsity, JV, Beel, Baseball lVarsity, JVI. PATRICIA CODUTO Jr. and Sr. Play lBackstagel, Art Club, Night of One-Act Plays, FHA, Cher Bonaes Y- Club. ARLENE LOUISE COGSWELL A Cappella Choir lPres., VPQ, Vikettes, Viking Varieties, Bank ol America Gold Cup Award lFine Artsl, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, CSF lGold Certificatel, Future Teachers, FHA. STEVE COHEN Transfer frgm Kenosha, Wis., Varsity Club, Football lVarsityl, Basketball lVarsityl. GEORGIE COLGROVE FTR Rep., Sr. Play lCastl, Jr, Play lBackstagel, Bee Yell Leader, Viking Varieties, Night of One-Act Plays Bible Club, Cardinal Masque lTreas.l, French Council, Future Nurses, GAA Lettergirls, Charmones Y-Club GERALD COLLIER HR Rep., Bible Club, Key Club, Latin Council, Pep P 32 Club, Sword 8 Shield lTreas., Historianl, Football lBee age Co-Capt.I, Basketball lBee Capt., JVI, Crosscountry UVI, Track lBeel. ROBERT CARRAWAY JOHN CAUGHLAN LOUIE CHAFFIN ROBERTA CHAPLIN Glee Club, Vikettes, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, French Council, FHA, Future Nurses, Pep Club, Al- per-les Y-Club. DONALD CHASE Bible Club. SHARON CHIRCO HR Rep., .Ir. and Sr. Play lBackstagel, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, FHA, Future Teachers, Cher Debs Y-Club. SHARON LEE CHRISTIE Glee Club, Transfer from Burroughs High School. SUSIE CLARK Bible Club, FHA. STEFFIE CLATWORTHY Jr. Play lBackstagel, Bible Club, CSF lGold Certilicatel FHA, Future Nurses lPres., Sgt.-at-armsl. Have Had Their Beginnings on This Spof LINDA COLLIER Transfer from Bellflower High School. LINDA COLLUM Sr. Play lBackstagei, Vikettes, Viking Varieties, Bible Club, Future Teachers, Gavel Club, Al-per-les Y-Club, DAWN ADELE COL VIN Jr. Play lBackstagei, Bible Club, Future Teachers, Petite Masque. JERRY COMPTON JEAN CONLEY Bible Club, Future Teachers, lNorseman Rep.l, FHA, Demoiselles Y-Club. VERA CONNOR Bible Club, Bonne Amies Service Club. SANDRA KAY COOPER Art Club, Bible Club, CSF lBronze Certilicatei, Spanish Council lRep.i, Cher Bonaes Y - Club. IRENE COPPLIN Volsung Staff lBusiness Mgr. I, Viking Varieties, lStage Mgr. I, Prom Steering Com., All-Night Party Steering Com., Bible Club, Future Teachers, FHA, Future Nurses, GAA Lettergirls lPublicityi, Quill 8 Scroll, Science Club, Spanish Club lNorseman Rep.l. ROMA CORBIN Latin Club, Future Nurses, AFS. JERRY COUNTS Volsung Staff, Art Club lPres.i, Quill S Scroll. HELEN ANN COWELL Girls' League KVP, Historian, Girls' State Delegate, Campus Pals Chrmn.i, Yell Leader lVarsity, Beei, Rally Com., AFS lTreas.i, Bible Club, GAA lHistoriani, Latin Council lVPi, Les Torcheres lTreas.i, Pep Club lSec.i, CSF lLife Member, Jr. Pres., Treas., Dist. Rep. Dist. Corr. Sec.l. JUDY CRAWFORD Glee Club, Petite Masque. MARVIN CROCKER HR Rep., CSF lBronze Certificatei, Woterpolo lBeel, Ladds Car Club. JERRY DAHLBERG Bible Club, Latin Council lRep.i, Ladds Cdr Club- EDDIE DANNER HR Rep., Astronomy Club, Bible Club, CSF l5ilVe' Certificatei, Key Club, Woterpolo lVarsityl, Swimming lVarsity, Beei, Tarpons Y-Club. Page 33 Like fhe School, VVe Ve Changed and Grownf CINDY DAVIS Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Bible Club, Future Teachers, Gavel Club. MURIEL DAVIS Bible Club, FHA, Bonne Amies Service Club. JOE DEE Bible Club, Waterpolo ICeel, Swimming ICeel, Ladds Car Club. STEVE EASTMAN THOMAS D. EBBERTS Bible Club, HR Rep. JIM EIS ASB Pres., Jr. Class Pres., HR Rep., Bible Club lPres. Song Leaderl, French Council, Petite Masque, Sword 8 Shield IPledgemasrer, Sgt.-at-armsi, Varsity Club, Soph Homecoming Prince, Football UV, Varsity 2 yrs.I, page 34 Wrestling IVarsity Capt.I, Track IVarsityI, SHIRLEY DONNELLY Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Bible Club, FHA. VIRGINIA LEE DOWNS A Cappella Choir, Vikettes, Bible Club, Viking Varieties, Charmones Y- Club. HELEN DRISKILL Girls' League lSr. Rep.l, ASB Corr. Sec., HR Rep., Student Court fMonitorI, Vikettes, Bible Club, FHA, Les Torcheres, Pep Club, Petite Masque, Miss BristIe , Elections Chrmn., Cher Debs Y-Club. DENNIS LEE DeWYN Bible Club. FLETCHER DICKINSON Bible Club, Key Club, Spanish Council, Golf lVarsity 3 yrs., Capt., Golfer of Year 57-581. DENNIS DOCKSTADER Viking Band, Aviation Club, Bible Club, CSF IBIODIG Certificatel, Latin Council, Petite Masque, Viking Varieties. BARBARA DELVAUX Bible Club, GAA Lettergirls. LOUIS DeMAR TINO HR Rep., CSF ILife Memberj, Sword 8 Shield, Boys' State Delegate, Football lBee, JV, Varsityi, Tennis UVI, Track lBeeI. .IOANN DeNOBLE Volsung Staff, Bible, Club, Cardinal Masque, CSF lBronze Certificatei, Pep Club, Quill 8 ScrolI,lTreas.I. ln Three Short Wears a Fufure Was Sown SANDRA FELIX Sr. Play lCastl, Prom Steering Com., Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, AFS, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, FHA, Future Teachers, GAA Lettergirls, Cher Bonaes Y-Club. KAREN FELT Sr. Class Sec., Sr. Play lBackstagel, Vikettes Steering Com., All-Night Party Steering Com, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, Future Teachers GAA Lettergirls, Cher Bonaes Y -Club. JOAN FERRING CSF lLife Member, Historianl, Future Teachers. PATRICIA FIELDS Bible Club, FHA. MARGARET FIGUEROA Bible Club. ROGER E. FINE Student Court lMonitorl, Jr. Play lBackstagel, Band, Art Club, Bible Club, CSF lBronze Certificatel, Sword 8 Shield, Varsity Club lSec., Treas.l, Track lCee, Varsity 2 yrs.l, Crosscountry l.IV, Varsityl, Crew Club. CLAUDIA FISHER Bible Club. JAMES H. FLANAGAN BARBARA IRENE FORSTER Volsung Editor-in-Chief, Jr. Play lBackstagel, All- Night Party Steering Com., State Scholarship Semi- Finalist, Bank of America Award lEnglishl, Language Award lFrenchl, AFSlVPl, Art Club lSec.l, CSF lLife Memberl, French Council, Les Torcheres lPres. Historianl, Quill 8 Scroll, Prom Steering Com., Demoi- selles Y- Club. ADELA ESCOBEDO Bible Club. MARK O. J, ESPING HR Rep., Sr. Play lBackstageI, Bible Club, Key Club, Varsity Club, Basketball lBeel, Waterpolo lBee, Varsit Y 2 yrs., Capt.l, Ladds Car Club. PAUL FAVILLE Bible Club. BEVERLY FOSTER HAROLD FRANKLIN A Cappella Choir, Viking Band, Viking Varieties, Key- notes, Bible Club. PAUL FREDERICK Aviation Club, Bible Club, Chess Club, Key Club. Page 35 Our Sfudies Helped Us Think Things Through GAYLE GARFIELD Jr. Class Sec.,GirIs' League ISr. Rep.,5unshine Chrmn.l Jr. Play IBackstagel, Flag Twirler Capt., Vikettes, Sr. Homecoming Princess, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque IPres.l, FHA, Latin Council lSec.l, Pep Club, Spanish Council IPres.l, Charmones Y-Club. MARY GDOVIN TAMARA GEORGE Bible Club, FHA. RICHARD FRIEDT ROBERT FRINIER Viking Band, AFS, Aviation Club, Bible Club, CSF IBron1e Certificatel, Key Club, Pep Club, Tennis. NOLA GARCIA Glee Club, Bible Club. MAUREEN GERAGHTY Cardinal Masque, FHA, Jr. Play IBackstagel, Sr. Play IBacksfagel, Prom Steering Com., Night of One-Act Plays IBackstageI, AI-per-les Y-Club. FRANK GERSTENKORN Bible Club, Spanish Council, Track IBeel, Ladds Car Club. GARY GETTLE FootbaIlIVarsityl. CAROLE ANN GIBBS Bible Club, Future Nurses, FHA, Gavel Club, GAA Lettergirls. DWIGHT F. GIESMANN Baseball IVarsity, JV 2 yrs.I. PEGGY GOODNOE Girls' League TPres., VP, Histarianl, HR Rep. Isec. of House of Repl, Student Court IMonitorl, Norseman Staff, All-Night Party Steering Com., Bible Club, CSF IGoId Certificate, Councilmanl, French Council IVP, Norseman Rep., Sec., Treas.I, Les Torcheres IVP, Historian, Norseman Rep.l, Pep Club INorseman Rep.l, Petite Masque fsgt.-at-armsl, DAR Citizenship Award, French Language Award, Charmones Y - Club. FERRIS GRANIER Bible Club, Varsity Club, Football IVarsity 2 yrs.,I, Basketball IJV, Varsityl, Track IVarsityl. ROBERT DEAN GRAVES Viking Band, Baseball IJVI. CARROLL SUE GRAY Bible Club, FHA. Ana' VW!! Aid Us Lafer in All We Do SHARON K. GREENHALGH Bible Club. BEVERLY GREER HR Rep., CSF lSilver Certificatei, FHA, Latin Council lTreas.l, Bible Club lWelcoming Chrmni, Cher Bonaes Y- Club. JOANN GREGORICH Bible Club. JIM GROOVER Transfer from Bell High School. NANCY GUNTER HR Rep., Vikettes, Bible Club, GAA Lettergirls. LONA GUPTON Future Homemakers, GAA Lettergirls, Cher Bonaes Y-Club. GLORIA HACK Future Teachers, CSF lGold Certificatei, German Council fSec., Rep.i. SANDY HALDEMAN Senior Homecoming Princess, Soph Homecoming Prin- cess, ASB Vice Pres., Soph VP, Student CourtlJr.Judge, Monitori, Jr. Play lBackstagel, Glee Club, All-Night Steerin'g Com., Petite Masque, HR Rep., Cher Debs Y-Club. PEGGY JUNE HALL ASB Corr. Sec. I2 sem.i, Jr. Class Sec., HR Rep., Student Court lMonitori, Norseman Staff, Sr. Play fBackstagei, All-Night Steering Com., AFS lSec., Treas.l, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, CSF lBronze Certif.l, French Council FHA, Future Nurses, GAA Lettergirls, Petite Masque, Quill 8 Scroll, Al-per-les Y- Club. RAYNELLE HALSEY Bible Club, CSF lBronze Certificatel. JOEL HAM HR Rep., Spanish Council. ALLEN HAMLIN Bible Club. MIKE GRIGGS Varsity Club, Football lBeei, Crosscountry UV, Varsifyl, Track lVarsity, Bee, Ceei, Crew Club. GEORGAN GRIMM Sr. Play lBackstagei, Bible Club, GAA Lettergirls fVPi Future Nurses, Demoiselles Y - Club. BARRY LOU GROFF Sr. Play lBaclcstagei, Norseman Staff, HR Rep., Vikette: lMgr.i, Bible Club, Cher Debs Y- Club. The Friends We Made of Those We Knew NANCY HATRAK Bible Club, FHA, Cher Bonaes Y - Club. WILLIAM HAUCK Bible Club, Spanish Council, Varsity Club, Student Court lBailiffl, Football UV, Varsity 2 yrs.l, Basketball UV, Varsityl, Baseball UV, Varsityl, Track lBeel. BARBARA HAUER Art Club, Bible Club, CSF lBronze Certilicatel, FHA, GAA Lettergirls, Cher Bonaes Y - Club. GARY HANCOCK Football lVarsityl. PATRICIA HANNON Bible Club, CSF lLife Memberl, GAA Lettergirls, French Language Award. JUDY HARNSTROM Bible Club, FHA. KATHY HARRIS Bible Club, FHA. JO ELLEN HARVEY Sr. Class Rep., Jr. Play lBackstagel, Prom Steering Com., Vikettes, Bible Club, FHA, Cher Bonaes Y-Club. THERESA lTERRYl HARVEY Norseman Staff, Bible Club, FHA, Gavel Club lPres.l, Quill 3 Sroll lSecl, Valaires Y-Club. CURTIS HAUGEN BRIAN DOUGLAS HAWTHORNE Spanish Council Art Club CSF lBronze Certificatel DAVE HAYWARD Comm of Boys Activities Boys League Treas Soph Class Pres HR Rep Student Court lPros Atty Monitorl Sworda Shield CVP Presl Varsity Club CASC Delegate Basketball lVarsity 3 yrsl Baseball lVarsity 3 yrs l .IO ANN HECHINGER .lr. Play lBackstagel, Sr. Play lBackstagel, AFS, Les Torcheres, CSF lLife Memberl, Pep Club, GAA Letter- girls, Science Club lPres.l, French Language Award, Demoiselles Y - Club. HAROLD HEFFING TON BARBARA HEGARDT Flag Twirler, ASB Corr. Sec., All-Night Party Steering Com., Cardinal Masque, Future Teachers, Les Torcheres, Spanish Council lRep.l, Al-per-les Y-Club. Gave Happy Hours, and Comradeshlkz 7290 TED HELMS Prom Steering Com., All-Night Party Steering Com., Bible Club. CAROL HERRON A Cappella Choir, Bible Club lSec.l. CSF lsilvef Certificatel, French CouncilfRep.l, FHA, Future TBUCLFBVS, PAM HEUSER .lr. Play lBaclcstagel, Vilcettes, Bible Club, FHA. JANE HICKEY Bible Club, FHA. RANDAL HILL Aviation Club, Key Club, Norseman Contributor. ROBERT L. HINOTE JANUS HOOTEN lREYNOLDSl ELIZABETH HOWARD Norseman Staff, Sr. Play fBockstagel, AFS, Bible Club, CSF lBronze Cerlificutel, Quill 8 Scroll. DONALD E. HOWE HR Rep., Bible Club, Swimming fCeel. PATRICIA HUL L MIKE E. IINGALLSI LIVONI HR Rep., Jr. Play lBackstagel. MARION KAY ISH Bible Club, FHA. CHARRELL HOFFMAN Bible Club, GAA Lettergirls, Science Club. DELBERT WAYNE HOFFMAN Aviation Club, Key Club fPres.l, SHARON HOL OWACH Bible Club, CSF fGold Certificatel, Future Nurses, GAA Lettergirls, Latin Council. Our lnferesfs Awakenea' in Some School Phase JACKIE MARIE Sr. Class Treas., Norseman Stat'llPage Editorl, Jr. Play lBackstagel, Steering Com., All-Night Party Steering Com., CSF lBronze Certificatel, FHA, Future Nurses, Quill 8 Scroll lSec.l, Eirst Place Winner in Newswriting at USC News- paper Day, Cher Bonaes Y - Club. EDWARD J. JACKSON Bible Club, Ladds Car Club. ZANE JACOBS ITZAINA Sr. Play lBackstagel, Vikettes,Prom PATRIQUE R. JEANNETTE Yell King, Comm. of Social Activities, Volsung Staff, Viking Band, Prom Steering Com., All-Night Party Steer- ing Com., Viking Varieties, Rally Com., CASC Delegate, AFS, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, Pep Club, Quill X Scroll, Sword 8 Shield, Varsity Club, Track lCeel, Crew Club. ELIZABETH JOHNINGS HR Rep. WAYNE JOHNSON Ncrseman Staff, Jr. Play IBackstagel, Bible Club, Quill 8 Scroll, Spanish Council. LOUIS JACOBSEN JUDY JAHNKE LARRY JARAMILLO Page 40 MARGARET JONES Jr. Play lBackstagel, Bible Club, FHA. MARGIE JONES Bible Club, Transfer from South Gate High. RONNIE PRICE JONES HR Rep., Bible Club, Ladds Car Club. CHUCK JONES HR Rep. lPubIicityl. LAURA LOU JONES Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, CSF IBronze Certificatel, French Council lNorseman Rep.l, Normaneers, Petite Masque, HR Rep., Student Court lMonitorl, Jr. Play lCastl, LEE JONES Bible Club, Baseball lJVl, Waterpolo lCeel. Ana' Poinfea' Our 77'c1i!s Thai We Could Blaze GARY KALPAKOFF Varsity Club, Football lVarsityl. PAT KELLY Sr. Play lCastl, Jr. Play lBackstagel, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Cardinal Masque, Pep Club, Petite Masque, Soph Talent Show. DAVID KENNEDY Chess Club. FRED KINCAID Spanish Council, Waterpolo lBee, Cecl, Swimming lCeel. HAROLD KIRBO EDWARD ALLEN KLAUSER Bible Club. JEAN JOSLIN Jr. Play lBackstagel, Bible Club. ALFRED JOY Basketball IBee Capt., Most Valuable Playerl. BENNY JUAREZ NORMA C. KEYZERS Homecoming Queen, ASB Vice Pres., Varsity Yell Leader, Bee Yell Queen, Volsung Staff, Jr. Play lCastl, Prom Steering Com., All-Night Party Steering Com., Rally Cam., Normaneers, Cardinal Masque IVP, Sec.l, FHA, Bible Club, Future Nurses, Pep Club, Viking Varieties, Petite Masque, Al-per-les Y- Club. KAY KIEL Bible Club. JOHN KILGROE PATRICIA KNAPP German Language Award, Bible Club, FHA IHistorianl, Science Club lSec.l, Demoiselles Y- Club. BOB KOCH Aviation Club, Bible Club, Chess Club, Varsity Club, Basketball IVarsity, JV 2 yrs.l, Track lVarsityl- PERRY KOLANDER Jr. Play IBackstagel, Language Award, Aviation Club, Bible Club, Chess Club, CSF lLife Memberl, Key Club lsr. Rep.l. Page 41 The Tasks Underlaken, fhe Sfruggles Won Page 42 JOHN ROBERT LaDUCER CHARLENE JO LAMBERT Bible Club, FHA, Future Teachers, Riding Club fBoots 8 Saddlesl, Bonne Amies Service Club. JACKIE LAMBERT HR Rep., Bible Club, Charmones Y- Club JANICE RUTH LAMBERT DOROTHY LANE LORAINE LANG Soph VP, Girls' League Ur. Rep.l, HR Rep., Varsity Song Leader, Bible Club IVP, Program Cl-irmnl, Pep Club, Sr. Homecoming Princess, Rally Com., Cher Debs Y - Club. JAMES D. LARRABEE HR Rep., Bible Club. JOSEPH R. LAURER Track lVarsityl. JOHN H, LAURER JR. LINDA KOLES5 Bible Club, FHA, Future Teachers, Demoiselles Y- Club. ALLEN KORNEFF Student Court lClriet' Justicel, HR Rep., Bible Club Varsity Club lPres.l, Football lVarsity Capt.l. BEVERLY KOZUP Art Club, Bible Club, Science Club. HENRY ALLEN KREJCI PATRICIA KUBEC RONALD W. KUKLOVSKY Projectionists Club, Bible Club. Gave Safisfacfion of a Job We!! Done GARRY LAZZAROTTO LARRY LAZZAROTTO JERRY LEAF Science Club. JACK LEARY PATRICIA LEDESMA LYAL LEIBROCK Bible Club, CSF lsilver Certificatel S anish Council I P , Varsity Club lsec., Treas.I, Basketball UV 2 yrs., Varsityl. CHARLES LEIS Waterpolo lVarsityI, Swimming lBeeI. RONALD LIBBY Bible Club, German Council, Varsity Club, Waterpolo lBee 3 yrs.l, Swimming lBee 3 yrs.I. BRUCE LIER Football lVarsity, JVI. CHRISTINE LIER Vilcettes, Bible Club, Normaneers lTreas.I. GERALDINE LIER Flag Twirler, Art Club, Bible Club, Normaneers lPres.I, Pep Club. DAVID TINO RANCHO LIMON HR Rep., Bible Club, Homecoming King, Varsity Club, Football lVarsity, JVI, MARIANNE LINVILLE Language Awards, Bible Club, CSF lLife Memberl, Boots and Saddles Riding Club. CAROLYN LIVINGSTON CAROLYN MARIE LOCKE Bible Club, FHA, GAA Lettergirls lPres,I, NOHTIUITEBVS lHistorianI. Page 43 Mosf lmporfanf of AIL Hardest' fo Bcplain Page 44 ESTHER LOPEZ WOODIE LOYD BOB LUCE NANCY MARTIN Norseman Staff, Jr. Play lBackstagel, Sr. Play lBack7 stagel, Bible Club, FHA, Future Teachers, Petite Masque, Volaires Y- Club. BILL MARTIN Norseman Staff lSports Editorl, Volsung Staff lSports Editorl, Student Court lJuclgel, HR Rep., Jr. Homecoming Prince, Quill 8 Scroll, Sword 8 Shield, Varsity Club lVPl Football lVarsity, JV Capt., Beel, Baseball lVarsity 2 yrs., Capt.l, Crew Club. ALICIA M. MATA DONNA LUKE Bible Club, CSE lBronze Certilicatel. SANDY LYONS Volsung Stall, Jr. Play lBackstagel, Varsity Song Leader, All-Night Party Steering Com., Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, FHA, Future Nurses, Pep Club, Quill 8 Scroll, Rally Comm., Al-per-les Y- Club. EARL MacDONALD BARBARA MacTAVlSH Jr. Play lBackstagel, Night of One-Act Plays, Vikettes, All-Night Party Steering Com., Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, FHA, Future Nurses, Petite Masque, Spanish Council, Cher Bonaes Y - Club. VALERIE MADDEN HR Rep., Sr Play lBaclrstagel, Prom Steering Com., Art Club, Bible Club, French Council, Future Teachers, FHA, Spanish Council, CSE lSilver Certificatei, Charmones Y - Club. BENNIE MADRIGAL Viking Band, Football l.lVl. ROGER MALSTEAD Bible Club lPres., VPI, Sword 8 Shield, Jr. Class Rep., Football lVarsity 2 yrs., Capt.l. CECELIA MANDALA Volsung Staff, Jr. Play lBackstagel, Sr. Play lBackstagel Vikettes lTreas.l, Viking Varieties, Night of One-Act Plays, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, FHA, Fufu,-e Nurses, Latin Council lRep.l, Petite Masque, Quill 8 Scroll, Al-per-les Y- Club. ALBERTA MANLEY Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Bible Club. i ls fhe Feeling of Mafurify Thai We Did Gain MADALYN MCCURDY Sr. Play lCastl, Jr. Play lBackstagel, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Vikettes, Latin Council lSec.l. JANENE McGHEE DOROTHY McGRAW Bible Club. NORMAN RUSSELL MCWATERS CSF lGold Certificatel, French Council lPres.l Gavel Club, State Scholarship Semi-finalist. ROBERT H, MEAD Viking Band, HR Rep., Aviation Club, Key Club Spanish Council, Waterpolo, Swimming. ROBERT MEDEL Basketball UVl. STANLEY lBUCKl MICHAELS Comm. ot' Boys' Activities,Soph Class Treas., HR Rep., All-Night Party Steering Com., Spanish Council, Sword 8 Shield,lPres.l, Varsity Club lSgt.-at-armsl, Football lVarsity, JV, Beel, Basketball UVI, Baseball lVarsity 3 yrs.l. BARBARA MILLER Student Court l.ludgel, Sr. Play lBackstagel, Bible Club, FHA, Pep Club, Vickie Viking, GAA Lettergirls, Rally Comm., AI-per-les Y-Club. CAROL MILLER JERRY LEE MATHEWS Bible Club. HAL McCAULEY SANDRA MCCOMIC WAYNE MITCHELL Arr Club, Bible Club. BILL MITCHENER Sr. Play lCastl , Yell Leader, Bible Club, Rally Comm. Baseball lVarsity Mgf-l- ARTHUR MODER HR Rep., Baseball lVU 5ifYl- Page 45 From Sophs Wondering Whats lf All Abouf JEANNIE MOTT Sr. Class Treos., HR Rep., Student Court lMonitorl, Sr. Play lBackstagel, Prom Steering Com., All-Night Party Steering Com., AFS lTreas.I, Cardinal Masque, CSF lSilver Certilicatel, Future Teachers KVPI, Les Torcheres lSgt.-at-armsl, Petite Masque, AI-per-les Y - Club. TOM MOTTES ELEANOR MULLEY .Ir. Play lBackstcigel, Sr. Play lBaclcstagel, AFS, CSF lGold Certificate, Sr. Rep.I, FHA, Future Teachers Spanish Council, Orchestra. ELIZABETH MONROE Girls' League lTreas.I, Vikettes, Gold Key Art Winner, Essay Winner, Miss Artistic Girl ot' Month, AFS lPublicityl, Bible Club,lPublicityI, Cardinal Masque, CSF lBronze Certificatel, Les Torcheres lSec.l, Pep Club, Petite Masque, Cher Debs Y- Club. SHARON MOODY Bible Club, Pep Club. JAMES GARY MOORE .lr Play lBaclcstagel, Sr. Play lBackstagel, Bible Club, Key Club, Football lVarsity Mgr.l, Baseball lVarsity Mgr. I, Tennis lVarsity Mgr.I. WALTER S. MOORE Bible Club, Science Club, Football lBeel, BOSIKBIIPUII lBee 2 yrs.I. WESLEY ROY MOORE Proiectionists Club. ADELAIDE MORELLA CONNIE MORENO Art Club. CAROL MORGAN Soph Class Sec., Song Queen, Student Court lJudge, Monitorl, Volsung Staff, Sr. Play lBackstageI, Bee Song Leader, Majorette, Vikettes, Prom Steering Com., Viking Varieties, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, FHA, Future Nurses, Les Torcheres lHistorianl, Pep Club, Quill 8 Scroll, Rally Comm., Al-per-les Y-Club. MERRI LYN MORTENSEN Bible Club, Future Nurses, Pep Club, LILY MUL LEY DIANE MURRAY Comm of Publicity Flag Twirler Soph Class Treas HR Rep Volsung Staff .lr Play lBaclcstagel Vilcettes Prom Steering Corn All Night Party Steering Com Bible Club Cardinal Masque lSecI CSF lBronze Cerfificatel, FHA, Future Nurses, Normaneers,lHistorianl, Petite Masque, Quill 8 Scroll, Viking Varieties, AI-per-les Y-Club. ANN MYERS Bible Club, FHA, GAA Lettergirls, Grew fo Be Ones VW1o Dispelled All Doubf RODNEY MYERS JOANN NECKAR Bible Club, FHA. JONEAL RAE NELSON Bible Club, HR Rep., FHA, GAA Lettergirls, Normaneers Cbarmones Y - Club. QUINTON O'NEAL HR Rep., Student Court fMonitori, Football lJV, Bee, Varsityi, Basketball lBeei, Track lBee, Ceei. PHILLIP JOHN ORTIZ Bible Club lPublicityi, German Council lRep.i, Viking Varieties, Spanish Council CVPI, Varsity Club, Football UV, Varsityi, Basketball lBee, JV, Varsityi, Track lVarsity 2 yrs.i. DONALD ORTMANN Student Court Uudgei, CSF lGold Certificatei, German Council, Spanish Council, Varsity Club, Football UV, Varsityi, Track lVarsity 2 yrs.i. CAROLYN PAHNER Vikettes lCapt.i, Bible Club fPublicityi, French Language Award, CSF lLife Member, Pres., VP1, French Council lPres.i, Les Torcheres lHistoriani, Normaneers, Petite Masque, Cher Debs Y - Club. PAMELA JEAN PALMER Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Bible Club. WENDELL MALEN PARK, JR. Bible Club. MIKE PARMER ANITA LOUISE PARROTT Bible Club, FHA, Future Nurses, GAA Lettergirls, Boots and Saddles Riding Club, Science Club. GAYLE PATTERSON Sr. Play lCasti, Bible Club. Cardinal Masque, Night of One-Act Plays. PEGGY NELSON DAVE NICHOLAS Viking Band, Bible Club lVP, Songleaderi, CSF lGold Certificatei, Wrestling lVarsityi, Football lJVi. GORDON NOORDMAN Though Smallest' in Number, We Guided fhe School 'JIM PERUMEAN A Cappella Choir, HR Rep., Bible Club, CSF lBronze Certificatel, Key Club, Pep Club, Spanish Council, Football IJVI, Baseball IJVI, Crew Club. LEROY PETTIJOHN JANET PHILLIPS BIRGITTA PIERRE Foreign Exchange Student From Sweden, AFS, Art Club, Les Torcheres IHonorary Memberl, Demoiselles and Al-per-les Y- Club. ERNEST PIPOLY Sr. Play ICastl, Night of One-Act Plays, Aviation Club, Football lBee, JV, Varsityl- JARIT PITOCHELLI A Cappella Choir, Viking Band, Aviation Club, Bible Club, Keynotes Dance Band, Track lVarsity 2 yrs.l. KAY PAULSON HR Rep. BOB PAYAN Basketball lBee 2 yrs.l. DIANE PAYNE Bible Club, GAA Lettergirls. VICTOR PEARCE Bible Club. MIKE PEARSE MARTHA CAROLYN PENROD Aviation Club, Bible Club, FHA, GAA Lettergirls lPres., Historian, Managerl. LOIS NORINE PITTS Sr Class VP HR Rep Student Court lMonitorl S Play fCastl Jr Play lBackstagel Art Club Bible Club Cardinal Masque CSF IGold Certificatel FHA IVF' Les Torcheres Normaneers Pep Club ISec Petite Masque Cher Debs Y Club JOAN MARIE POLIDORI Girls 'League ISec.l, AFS, Bible Club, CSF ILife Member Jr. Pres.l, Les Torcheres, Pep Club, Spanish Council, Demoiselles Y- Club. GWYNN POLLARD Jr Play lBackstagel Vikettes Prom Steering Com Bible Club, FHA, Future Nurses, Spanish Council, Through a Ene Ear Under Our Rule EDDIE POOLE ARLENE PRAEFKE Bible Club, FHA, GAA Lettergirls, Valaires Y - Club. JOHN PREUSS Wrestling l.lVl. RICHARD PRIETO Art Club K3 yrs,l. GINNY PRYSLAK Bible Club, CSF fBronze Certificatel. KAREN RAASCH Bible Club, CARL RAUCH RONNIE RAY Varsity Club, Basketball lVarsity, .lV, Beel, Baseball lVarsity, .lVl. WILLARD M. REANEY, JR. Sr. Rep., Student Court lMonitorl, Prom Steering Com. All-Night Party Steering Com., Bible Club, Sword 8 Shield, Varsity Club, Baseball lVarsity, JV 2 yrs.l, Crosscountry l.lVl, Crew Club. CAROLE ANN RAGAN WESLEY RAINEY BETTY RAQUET Bible Club, Boots and Saddles Riding Club. PAUL RASMUSSEN Viking Band, Bible Club, French Council lPres., Treas.l, Petite Masque, Sword 8 Shield lSgt.-at-armsl, Varsity Club lVPl, Luggage Day King, Basketball lVarsity Capt., JV 2 yrs.l, Baseball l.lVl, Track lVarsityl, Tarpons Y- Club. RHEA RASMUSSEN Volsung Rep. to Student Council, Student CaurtlMonitorl, Volsung Staff, Head Majorette, Bible Club, CSF lBronze Certificatel, FHA lNorseman Repl, Normaneers lVPl, Pep Club, Petite Masque lTreas.l, Quill 8, Scroll, Spanish Council, Rally Comm., Cher Debs Y-Club. ALLAN RASMUSSON Now We Are Ready fo 72:'7ke Our Gain ARTHUR VON REID JIMMIE DON REID Bible Club. JANICE REYNOLDS JUDITH RICHARDSON Student Court IMonitorl, Art Club, Bible Club, FHA Iparliamentarianl, Petite Masque, Spanish Council, Cher Debs Y - Club. SALLY ANN RIEDER .lr. Play IBackstagel, Bible Club, CSF lBronze Certificatel, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, GAA Lettergirls. SUSAN RINEER EILEEN RHODES LETTIE RICE Norseman Staff, Bible Club, Pep Club. IONE RICH Page 50 HARVEY ROBBINS Spanish Council, Spanish Language Award. JUDY ROBENALT .IANUS ROBERTS Bible Club, FHA, GAA Lettergirls COLLEEN SHARON RISCO Varsity Song Leader, Bee Song Queen, Vikettes, Sr. Homecoming Princess, Rally Com., Bible Club, Future Nurses, Pep Club, AI-per-les Y - Club. BETTY NAOMI RITCHSON Bible Club, FHA lSociaI Chairmanj, Future Teachers. SANDY LEE ROBARGE Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Bible Club, FHA IHonor Awardl, GAA Lettergirls. TOM RONEY DANA LOUISE ROPER .lr. Play lBaclcstagel, A Cappella Choir, Bible Club lFolIow-up Chairmanl, CSF lBronze Certificatel, French Council, FHA, Future Teachers, Cher Debs Y-Club. WESLEY ROSECRANS Bible Club, Basketball lBeel. RICHARD SABALA WALT SAKACH Ladds Car Club, Waterpolo lCeel ANNA MARTHA SANCHEZ Girls' League Campus Pal, CSF lBronze Certificatel, GAA Lettergirls, Normaneers, Pep Club, Spanish Council, Demoiselles Y- Club. nofh er Lane DORIS ROCKFELLER Glee Club, Bible Club. DON RODGERS PATRICIA ROMINE Bank of America Award lBusinessl, Bible Club, CSF lLife Memberl, National Girls' Week Delegate, l ROBERT KENNETH ROSS Aviation Club, Waterpolo lBee, All-CIFI, Swimming lBeel. BUNNY RUDERMAN Jr. Class Treas., HR Rep., Jr. Play lCastl, Sr. Play lCastl, Vikettes, AFS, Cardinal Masque, CSF lLife Member, Sr. Sec., Jr. Councilmanl, Future Teachers lSeC.l, Les Torcheres lPres., VPI, Pep Club, Petite Masque lSec.l, Spanish Council lSec.l. MARY ELLEN RUPP Norseman Editor-in-chief, .lr. and Sr. Play lBaclcstagel, Art Club, Cardinal Masque, CSF lGold Certificatel, Petite Masque, Quill 8 Scroll, Spanish Council lRep.l, First Place Winner in Editorial Writing at ELAJC, Speech and Essay Award Winner, Demoiselln Y- Club. ROSE MARIE SANCHEZ Girls' League Cabinet lSec.l, HR Rep., AFS, Bible Club, CSF lLit'e Memberl, Future Teachers, Les Torclveres lhlistorianl, Pep Club, Spanish Council lPres., VPI, Language Award, National Girls' Week Delegate, Demoiselles Y - Club. FLOYD SANDERSON Viking Band lPres., Drum Majori, Aviation Club IPres.l, Key Club, Spanish Council lPres,l, Basketball lBeel, Keynotes Dance Band. vivmiv SAUNDERS P096 51 Bible Ciub, FHA. The Memories We Have Can Never Be Sold Page 52 EDMOND R. ITEDI SHAW Soph Class Rep., Varsity Club, Football lBeeI, Track lCee, Beel, Tarpons Y-Club. GARY SHELLY HR Rep., CSF lLife Memberl, Bank of America Gold Cup Award, Latin Council, Varsity Club, Football lBeeI, Baseball lVarsity, .lVl, Wrestling lVarsityl. LEE SHERSHOW Jr. Class VP, HR Rep., AFS Exchange Student to Milan, Italy, Language Award, Seymour Award Candidate Cardinal Masque, CSF lLife Member, Pres.l, Key Club, Latin Council lTreas.l, Sword 8 Shield, Tennis lVarsity 2 yrs., .lVI, All-Night Party Steering Com. MARLA SHIELDS Bible Club, FHA, Normaneers, GAA Lettergirls. MICHAEL LEE SHIFFLET Bible Club, Science Club. DAVID SHIRLEY HR Rep., Bible Club, Key Club, Varsity Club, Football lVarsity, Beel, Crosscountry lBeel, Track lBeel. 1 MATT SCANLON A Cappella Choir, Basketball lBeel. CAROL SCHOLL Girls' League Cabinet lSoph Rep., Campus Pals Chairman, Sunshine Chairmanl, HR Rep., Volsung Stall, .lr. Play lBaclcstagel, Sr. Play lBaclcstagel, Prom Steering Com., Bible Club, GAA Lettergirls, Latin Council, Petite Masque lTreas.l, Quill 8 Scroll lPres.l, Cher Debs Y-Club. KEITH SCOONOVER EARLENE SCOTT Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Bible Club. FRED L. SCOTT ASB Com. of Publicity, Student Court lMonitorl, Bible Club, French Council CVPI, Sword 8 Shield, Baseball lVarsity, JVI, Football lVarsity, JVI, Varsity Club lPres., Treas.l, Crew Club. STEPHEN J. SCOVIL THERON SELLERS GLORIA SENTENO HR Rep. DAVID SEWELL ASB Pres., CASC State VP, l9th Dist. CASC Pres., Jr. Pres., Soph Pres., HR Rep., Jr. Play lCostl, Viking Varieties, AFS, Bible Club IVPI, Cardinal Masque, CSF lBronze Certificatel, Key Club lSoph Rep.l, Pep Club, Petite Masque, Sword tg Shield lVP, Historianl, Varsity Club, Crosscountry UVI, Track lCeel. For Growing Up Cannof Be Measured in Gold ROBERT SIMMONS Bible Club, Football IVarsity, .lVl. PAUL SIMON Bible Club, Key Club, Ladcls Car Club. PAULA SIMPSON ASB Treas., Soph Rep., HR Rep., Student Court lMonitorl, Flag Twirler, Vikettes, Cardinal Masque ITreas.l, French Council lPres., Rep.I, Les Torcheres lTreas., Historianl, Petite Masque lTreas.l, Viking Varieties, AI-per-les Y - Club. SUSAN SMERTZ Bible Club, Bonne Amies Service Club. EVERETT SMITH JUDY SMITH LARRY SMITH MIKE SMITH MILLIE SMITH Bible Club, FHA, Future Teachers, Demoiselles Y - Club. ROBERT E. SMITH Viking Band. TOMMY SMITH HR Rep., Spanish Council, Ladds Car Club, PAULA SMYSER Bible Club, FHA, Future Nurses, Normaneers, Science Club. RON SNELGROVE Aviation Club IPres., VP, Sgt.-at-armsi, Gavel Club, HR Rep., Key Club. GARY SOKOLIS HR Rep., viking Band ivm, AFS, Bible Club, CSF ISilver Certificotel, Latin Council, Wrestling lVCIfSlfYl, Ludds Car Club. JO ANN SPADAFORE Bible Club, Future Teachers, Transfer from DENON, Mich- Page 53 The Plays, the Dances, fhe Laughfer: the Fun, Page 54 DONNA SPARKS Bible Club, Bonne Amies Service Club. CLIVE L. SQUIBB Bible Club, Varsity Club, Football lVarsityl, Cross- Country lVarsityl. PATSYAN STANDLEY JOHN STUBLER BRENDA JO STURGELL Comm. of Social Activities, Girls' League Cabinet lHistorianl, Student CourtlMonitorJ, Sr. Play lBackstagel' Miss Friendly Girl ot' the Month, AFS lpublicityl, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, Future Teachers, Latin Council KVP, Rep.l, Les Torcheres, Petite Masque, Charmones Y- Club. WANDA SWANSON JERRY STEC Jr. Class VP, Student Court CMonitor, Sgt.-at-armsl, Bible Club, Viking Band, Viking Varieties, Petite Masque, Sword 8 Shield, Varsity Club, Wrestling lVarsityl, Football l.lVl, Crew Club. LINDA JEAN STEERE HR Rep., Jr. Play lBackstagel, Sr. Play lBackstagel, FHA, Future Teachers, GAA Lettergirls, Campus Pal, Cher Bonaes Y-Club. RALPH RUSSELL STEPHENS Crosscountry lJVl. JERRY STEVENS GERRY STEWARD Waterpolo lBeel. HARRY M. STEWART Student Court lMonitorl, Sr. Play lBackstagel, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, Varsity Club, Football lBeel, Crew Club. KATHLEEN YVONNE STEWART Jr. Play lBaCkstagel, CSF lGold Certificatel, FHA Future Nurses, Girls' Week Delegate, Cher Bonaes Y- Club. LINDA STINSON Bible Club, FHA. ROSE ANN STRECKFUSS Viking Band lSec.l, GAA Lettergirls KVPJ, Viking Varieties, Keynotes Band, Bible Club. NEVA TALLMAN Bible Club, FHA. JEFF TANKSLEY HR Rep., Bible Club, Latin Council, Football lVarsityi. KENT TAYLOR Sr. Class Pres., HR Rep., Student Court Uudgei, Prom Steering Com., Latin Council, Sword 8 Shield, Varsity Club, Waterpolo fPlayer of tbe Year, All-CIF Honorable Memtioni, Swimming K3 yrs.i, Crew Club. TONY TAYLOR Vic Viking, Bible Club, Football lBeel, Baseball fJVl, Varsity Club, Crew Club. JOHN TEREMY MARY THERESE TERRY Sr. Class Sec., Sr. Play fBackstagei, Prom Steering Com., All-Nighr Steering Com., AFS., Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, FHA, Spanish Council, Cher Bonaes Y- Club. MARVIN JOHN THOMPSON Viking Band, Student Court lMonitori, Bible Club, Science Club lVPl. LINDA THOMPSON RICHARD THOMPSON 9 56ers fo Come CHARLES SWENSON Art Club, Bank of America Award lArti, All-Night Party Steering Com., Sword 8 Shield, Varsity Club, Football UV, Varsityi. RON SZUKIEWICZ Aviation Club, Bible Club. RONALD TALBOT Viking Band, Waferpolo lCee 2 yrs., All-Leaguel, Swimming lCee 2 yrs.i. ROBERT THOMPSON Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Track lBee 2 yrs.i. DENNIS TIERNEY Norseman Staff fSports Editorl, CSF iLife Memberi, Key Club lHistcriani, Quill 8 Scroll, Science Club, Swimming lVarsityi, Wgterpolo lVarsityl. JAMES RICHARD TISUE HR Rep., Swimming lCee 2 yrs., Co-capt,, Beei, Worerpolo lCee, Beei. Page 55 And We Each Remember Something All Our Own HARRY TOVAAS Sr. Play lBackstagel, Bible Club, Varsity Club, Football lBeel, Basketball lBeei. BOB TRAGESER Sr. Play lCastl, AFS, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, Viking Varieties, Latin Council lRep.i, Pep Club lPres.l, Football UVJ, Swimming lB0Sl- GLEN TREDWELL MARY LOUISE TOLEDO Jr. Play lStudent Directorl, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, FHA, GAA Lettergirls, Normaneers lVPl. KAREN TOMMERSON Vikette Cadet Col., HR Rep., Student Court lMonitori, Bible Club, CSF lBronze Certificate, Councilman, Rep., Sec.1, FHA, Future TeacherslPres.,VP1, Les Torcheres lSgt.-at-armsl, Rally Com., Al-per-les Y-Club. ANN TOSTENSON Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Bible Club, Future Nurses, Latin Council lPres., SeC.l, PCP ClUb lPres., VPl. KAREN TRYON Bible Club CSF lBronze Certificate ROBERT TUREK BYRON TURNER CHUCK TURNEY Sr Play lCast HR Rep Art Club Aviation Club Bible Club Key Club Petite Masque Spanish Council Varsity Club Football lVarsrty JVI SHERRY TWEIT Vikettes Capt., HR Rep., Bible Club, FHA, Charmones Y - Club. RICHARD VALDEZ DON VEHLEWALD Audio-visual Club. ROSEMARIE VESPO Bible Club, HR Rep., FHA, GAA Lettergirls lHistorianl, Spanish Council lVPl. RUTH VITEN CSF lLife Memberl, Science Club. Different, Though Similar: fo VW1af Others Have Known JULENE F. VOGT Sr. Class VP, Jr. Play IBaclcstagel, Bee Song Leader, Vilrettes, Prom Steering Com., All-Night Party Steering Com., Bible Club, Cardinal Masque ITreas.l, FHA, Future Nurses, Al-per-les Y - Club, JOAN VREEKEN Bible Club, Normaneers JUDY VREEKEN Bible Club, Normaneers IVPI. BILL WALBERG Jr, Play lCastl, Cardinal Masque. RONNY WALDEN JOHANNA WALKER Bank of America Zone Award Winner, AFS, Bible Club, CSF lLife Memberl, FHA, Latin Council. ROBERT WALKER ROBERT WALMSLEY Science Club. CAROL DIANE WA TLING Normaneers JOY WHITE Vikettes, Bible Club lwelcoming Chrmn.l, Future Teachers, Spanish Council, Cher Debs Y-Club. JUDITH ARDIS WHITE Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Bible Club, FHA, GAA Lettergirls. DELORES WHITNEY Bible Club, HR Rep, French Council lRep.l, Normaneers fSec.l. DRUSCILLA WEBER Girls' League IF'res., Soph Rep,l, Jr. Rep., Varsity Song Leader, Spanish Language Awards, Bible Club, CSF lSilver Certificate, Sec., Councilmanl, Les Torcheres, Pep Club, Rally Com., Petite Masque lSec.l, Spanish Council IPres.l, CASC Dist. I9 Corr. Sec., Cher Debs Y- Club. RON WELLS Basketball ICee, Bee Mgr. l, Baseball lVarsity Mgr.l. DAWNE WESSON Bible Club, CSF IBronze Certificatel, FHA, Latin Council, Boots 8 Saddles Riding Club, Bonne Amies Service Club. As We Say Goodbye fo Our 771ree-Wear Home. JOAN WICKWARE LINDA WIETING Aviation Club lSec., Treas.l, FHA- BARBARA WILES PAT WILLARD Norseman Staff, Quill 8 Scroll. MARILYN DIANE WILLBURN .lr. Play lBackstagel, HR Rep., AFS, Bible Club, Cardinal Masque, CSF lBronze Certificatel, FHA lHistorianl, Future Teachers, Pep Club, Petite Masque, Cher Debs Y - Club. COY LEE WILLIAMS ROY WILLIAMS DENNIS WILSON Sr. Class Pres., HR Rep., Student Court Uudgel, Prom Steering Com., All-Night Steering Com., Bank of America Certificate Award, Bible Club, CSF lBronze Certificatel, Sword 8 Shield lTreas.l, Varsity Club, Crosscountry lJVl, Track lVarsity 2 yrs., Cee Capt.I, Crew Club. EARLDINE FRANCES WILTON CSF lSilver Certificatel, Language Award in French MIKE WINGER ROGER WOODS Art Club, HR Rep., Prom Steering Com., All-Night Steering Com. THOMAS EDWARD WOODS Bank of America Certificate Award, HR Rep., Latin Language Award, German Language Award, AFS, CSF lLife Memberl, Latin Council lPres,I, German Council IVPI, Science Club, Waterpolo lBee Mgr.l. MARY WORSHAM RUTH ZUERNER Les Torclweres lSec.l, CSF lBronze Certilicatel, AFS lSec.l, Future Teachers, lVPI, Pep Club, FHA, Al- per- les Y-Club. Juniors JUNIOR OFFICERS First Semester Kimmy Sfevenson fpresdienfJ, Joann Furr lvice presidenfJ Janie Pearson lfreasurerj, Peggy Moder Uudgel, Carolyn Lee Drake lrepresenfativej, Diane Vedder Csecrefaryi. Class of 195 O JUNIOR OFFICERS Second Semester Sharon Johns secretary Kimmy Stevenson fludge Beffy DeMonsy lvice presldenf No? in plcfire Jill Horsley lrepresenfafiveJ Page 59 f l, ' ' l, Jack Horsley fpresidenfi, Marilyn Wagner ffreasurerj, . . jr . . : . JUNIORS C7ass of 1950 Path Abe George Abernathy Shlrley Abernathy Demece Accettura Linda Abrams Bob Adamson lrene Aguflar Sandy Albrrght John Allen Raymond Allen Barbara Anderson Chester Anderson Laurel Anderson Susan Anderson Steven Asrlcan William Avery Robert Baca Kemp Bailey Bonnie Baker Terry Baker David Ballard Aqu: se habla Espanol Page 50 Robert Ballard Bill Banasky Audrey Bargman Mmd: Barlow Paddy Barnes Frank Barnum Ronnre Barter Ewmg Bartgrs Llnda Batchelor Dell Bayles Larry Beck Henrietta Becker Robert Bedley Pat Behm Janet Bender Richard Bennett Stephen Blggers Ginger Brlder Sally Blackman Bob Blavr Lynne Blakemore I l l 1 Y l e 5 4 1 l l s JUNIORS Class of 195 O Linda Bloom Mrke Bodre Carolyn Bolton Tom Boone .ferry Borrell Karen Bower Ralph Bower Putncro Boyle Joyce Bromhall Molly Brennan Gary Brewer Gall Brmey Gene Brooks JayLrene Bro Robert Brown Smith lN1Clcl Bro Wayne Brown Janet Brubeck Judith Bryant Marcra Bryant Elsa Buechler Coe Bullock .loann Burgess .lohn Byrum Tom Cacchfone Rita Cahill Don Campbell Ralph Canale Carol Cangelosl Lonna Carbone Jo Ellen Cardall Bob Caress Al Carlucc: Judie Carr Mary Carroll Bob Carter Robert Cartwright Sidney Cavanaugh Larry Chaffln Morley Chapman Elaine Chase Paula Chase Have you learned to play Chopstlcks' yer? Page 61 I f V , 1 ' A ., :.:.g.,. , l, ' WU , O f 4 ' ., W 4-W 0 ' wn r . hu , W ' ' , , - I I I . JUNIOFPS Class of l95O Patricia Carolyn ar B1 on Johnny Larry Martha Kathy Gene Chavez Chestnut Clcero Crmarust: Clark Clark Clark Clark Clarke Claxton Carol Gary Gary Ruby at Vick: Glennys Sherry Henderson Patricia Cline Cobb Cobbs Cocklng Coelho Cohen Colburn Co e Colller Co 'um Dan Mary Coloman Conley Davld P 1 Coon Copelln Volleyball Hawaiian style Fred A vm Calvin Convertlnl Cook Cooke Penny Linda William Corbin Coulter Coulter Karon Bradford Rita Prlscllla Janie Sharon B: Eleanor R'-Wdef' Dave Couture ox Crabtree Crawford rew Crump Culwell Curtas Dflfnell DUW5 Harry Mike Rosann Lewis Tom Betty Art DeW0Y e CUNY Rmhar d Davis Davfs Davis Decker Del Pesco De Monsy Dever Dillon Dornon DOYSOVT JUNIORS Class of 1960 Sue Carolyn Carolyn Bob Fay Merle Billie Dan Richard Carol Downey A. Drake Lee Drake Durazzo Eakle Earle Easley Eckert Edelen Eichert Donna Sharon Bob Carole Joseph Lydia Alphonse Dave Diane JOGHUC E E selin Ethington Evans Ewin9 Elliott Elliott Emerick Erjn Espinosa spinosa s g oe CIUUdlU Sgndfg Facro Fackrell Fqlbgum Sharon va Kenny Feller Fenimore Ferraro Linda Charlotte Farley Feddeler .loseph Hubert Frelds Fillmore The turbolet goes on the franlsan like this d Lan James Gregory RIChGfd Danny Joyce Sandra Sally Martha N0 6 Y Finley Fleetwood Flint Floyd Ford Ford Foster ox OX ox Bruce Murdoch Mike Mike Beverly Jo Ann DOH SUf1dY GY Francis Fraser Freeman Fryer Fulle Robert r Furr Gall Ggpn GUIeOffl - ofl9 if I K5 2 W9 'YX4 ff? K , Q yy v, X 1 wg my M wg K., Q 'M if ' as RH Q . ,M 1:3 Q if-sg X f 1- iii' , F' 42 as 9 ,X : 19 1 fi 1. ' xg T Y Q .2 Lf-'ug , aw -f 4 N, A 'gf A A 2 K Q V4 ' 0, , 1:53 4 f 'X f 3 ' '. 5 Q- fi, ' , K, 4' - isflfb Qiykfghff' ' 1 is A -fv1gZ,e+xfv Mn X 5-1: ': A 0 A- .. wife, pf:-ju. STU - 113--F f .Mg-qg:v.,,.-gg zxiuygggzzii' - mufiqk M31 L, :zg',2'g3ffi22Sg , - gif 'iz' 1111? f 0 ,aw 4, 5. an Ag: 2 , c - Q W' W :Q P-x JUNIORS Class of 1960 As ye sew so shall ye np I 'ik V1 ZW 'IQ nm Ui Ji, Page 66 Joanne Korefofr' bert Koval Call Kozup Don Krebs Leonard Kunce Davrd Kurey Rfchard Kurrag Jaye Lackey Sandra Lada Kathy Lampson Sand a Lane Tom Largenr Kay Larson Bfll Laurer l-nalee Lawson Dale Leach Gale Leach Susan Leary Karl Lehman Larry Leslre Bonnie Levin Carmel Lewrs Charlene Lewrs Pafrzcra Lfle Douglas Lalllenberg Mike Lmdell Dianna Lrndensfern Gary Llewellyn Alice Loder Mary Ann Lopel Eddre Lorefre Peter Lucas Dave Lundberg Davfa Lynch Mark Lyons Frances Macros Lonnie Maclc Duane McMasfer Fergus Macon-aber Steve Madar Vrcior Maddox .loe Mage JUNIORS Class of 1950 David Mahe Lrnda Mann Earl Manzer TomMarch1ca Larry Marks .lim Marsh Dfane fartm Don Martyn Manuel Martmez Ray Mason rchara Ma a Dlare Maxwell Nan y l ayer or le Mays Carol McCabe Dianne t Ccormaf Sasan l'Cf.-own Sl rrMCDor1ala .leunnfe A'CElroy Dorna MCCOUQH lf MCGDACH Betty McKay Tom McKoye Twyla McLen1cm Foy M Nhclva l Ronme IV to SherrllMerr1t':ela I arcfa Metcalfe utn 1 lr Elo re Nrtc' erry H tcnell 1 lc fs Pfggy Mo e arflyn Mcncr: t' Genera Moore y Mc a d ' we Moreno Lavoa e Morgaw Louise Morgar: M1chaelM.J rfs T rry Marrzsan Robyn Mosher Do you think this will get better TV programs? I Page 67 PJQQM Y, 7 141, M Z' f I if 3 V ,ww Q, Wh- - :'- ,., 1. In V 334 if g 'Q 45 f Q WS X , ft M nv f-'41 i 1' 4' P 1 iii' 11...v 'Q' il IE 1 fww JUNIORS C7ass of 1950 Lanna Stearns John Stephan Jerry Stevens Kimmy Stevenson Dwnell Stewart Ronald Stillman Janet Stoddard Michael Stone Judy Stoner Karen Storm John Stout Chuck Stowell Susan Stringer Jeannie Strong Page 70 .lon Sirrine Alan Slagle Johnny Slaten Chester Smith Chuck Smith Diana Smith Jim Smith Judie Smith Karen Smith Kenny Smith Larry Smith Susan Smith Veronica Snyder Pat Solana lrene Soto Walter Spawr Don Spearman Terry Spence Linda Spinney Sharon Spiro Jay Sprague Ann Sturgell Gwen Sullivan Kathleen Sullivan Ruth Sullivan Arthur Sutorius Yoshiyul1iSuyama Barry Swan Anita Swanson Sharon Swanson Arlene Szabat Larry Tarvin Sandy Taxis Eddie C. Taylor Eddie L. Taylor Shirley Temple Glenn Teremy Ann Terpstra Sandy Tetu Thomas Thompsen Mary Timpke John Tiner JUNIORS Class of l95O Tanya Tolmasoff Dick Tosfenson Mary Rose Tucker .loy Turnidge Larry Twaif Mary Tweedy Bill Tweife Fred Twyman Richard Ufchell Pat Valdez Dick Vande Vooren Darlene Varner Lorraine Vaughan Diane Vedder Vern Vennes Diane Verdoliva John Vicars Raymond Vidal Cecilia Villescas Velma Voge Yvonne Von Gulker Delberf Weaver Paulefre Webber Fred Wechsung Gary Welch Judy Wes! Ed Wesfberg Norman Wesrergard Jerry Whifaker Karen Whifcomh Norman Whitehead Dolores Willeford Richie Williams Judy Willick Jerry Wills Peggy Wilton Mike Wilson Ray Wolfe Joyce Yeager Pere Young Rodney Young Robert Young Marie Vukojevich Dan Wagner Marilyn Wagner Mickey Wakefield Caryl Walker Dennis Walker Marilyn Walker Dave Waller Fran Walter Frank Walfer Clyde Waliers Carol Ware Charles Warren Barbara Wcfson Page 71 ,f f- A gy fx W x .aww 5 'il ,. if . I 4. 4. W wi 3? 5 HA W A MQ 'I , sg y y Q , AQ Vf-,1 1 V Y Q bag Q ff QE Q '5 ,, V I 5 wi x I .,,, , A 5? , K 2 'M ,, V I Q if f ' Y ,ga Q YQ 89' W .6 .3 an , QW 4 QE ,X Q ,. - ,,,. I f i? f if .. . xg, , A ,, 6. Q '5, i 22 4? if? 3, M a , rv A . . S V5 4 ndwmxf , 4' A SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Second Semesfer Jeanne Boyefflsecrefaryl Sandy Crandall lrepresenraffvel Rrclward Wreler lpresldenfl Marcia Esprng ffreasurer Lorraine Garsfang lvfce presldenfl SOPHOMORE OFFICERS First Semesfer Sandy DeMonsy fvice presidenfl. Sophomore-s Class of 1951 Linda Goodman fsecrefaryl, Beffy Burk lrepresenfafivel, Barrel Magnusson fpresidenfl, Jeanne Boyer? lfreasurerl, Page 73 l V I I r , l, SOPHOMORES Class of 1951 K 5 Upsy daisy over we go Page 74 Sieve Acosra Alan Adams ue Albright Ronald Alcorn sfher Alexancer Carole Allrson lm Allyson Arfhur Anderson :ll Anaergor, Carol Anderson Claudia Anderson Douglas Anaerson Sharon K Anderson Leora Andreas Gall Andrews Sharon Andrew5 Shirley Andrews Srndra Andrews Ronald Anthony Louise Apadocq Meloafe Aschenbach Carole Afherfon Richard Baca Jrhn Baichelor Eleene Baker Pat Baker CarloS Baldonado B1IlBaIenrine Lmda Bales Roger Ballard Ron Ballermne Ken Balllger Barbara Ballcu Laura Barban James Barnes Fred Baron Marvrn Baslvam Sharon Batchelor Richard Bafraglra Margaret Barren Shirley Baumersver Roger Beafjy SOPHOMOFPES C7ass of 1951 Harold Becker Kathi Beliakoff Margaret Bennington Cleon Benson Chris Benway Carolyn Biery Clifford Bisbey Bruce Block Tom Blake Don Boclkln Daniel Boggs Jim Bolton .lock Bonham Carole Bonofto Barbara Anne Borland Carol Bortnlck Susan Boyd Jeanne Boyer! Dona Boyle Paulette Bradley Sue Broker Gary Brewer Stephame Brinkley William Brooks Regine Broucqsault Bert Brown James Brown Linda Brown Sandro Bro n Alice Brow nell Conn e Brush Carolyn Bryant Wanda Buckmoster Doug Buckner Harry Buckner .loner Burch Roslin Burda Betty Burk Doug Burr .lomes Butcher .lenny Butler All together Ahhhhh ' Page 75 lf Kenneth Brown VV I, Y 452 SOPHGMORES Class of 1951 0 Tamara Cathy Pau o Carol Eddie .lame Judy Lana Dalton Damrano Damm Davidson Davis Davis Davis Davfs Davis Davasor Vrrglnla Caroline Sandra Earlene Allen James .lames Delwm BIVIGI1 PGfl'lCl1 DeHart De Malo De Monsy DeMont De Spam Dickson Dlego Docter Dodd Dodefo Raymond .lulla Elqme Domlnlce Dorado Douglas William Mtke Steven Duckum Duckworth DuMars Thls IS what makes the car go Conme Downey Dorothy Downs Jogn Ronme Dunn Dupree Mar vm Morris Linda Judy Chris Robert Donna Sherman Tom MUVCIU Dye Eames Eckard Eddy Egan Elchert Elrfch Elrod Erfn Espmg .loe Laura Vlrgrnla Bill Lea Joe Steven Joy COHNIC Steve Essy Evans Evans Everett Farkas Forney Farnsworth Favflle Fell FeffUf0 I Bb 1 Bb ' ' 5 is E M S If 1 . if SOPHOMORES Class of 1951 David Gerard Carolyn German: Barbara Gerdw Mike Gerstenkorn Helen Gilbert Joanne Giles Darrel Gilles Cheryl Gillespie Ralph Gillette Sam Gilman Sue Given Russell Gllclewell Barbara Goates Charlene Godfrey Edward Gomez Linda Goodman Ron Goodman Lynette Gool Donald Gould Glen Gowen Jerry Graham Page 78 Tom Finken Mike Fitzgerald Jim Flanagan Eddie Flores Roddy Flores Carole Flynn Marsha Fox George Franc:sco Robert Franklin Pamela Frazier Bill Frederrck Sandra Frederick Martha Freed Sue French Julie Frey Sherman Futak Joe Gabriel Sandie Gagliano Cathy Galasso Mernetta Ganger Lorraine Garstang .lim Graham Carol Graves JoAnn Graves Mike Green Don Greenfield Mary Greer Geraldeen Gregg John Gregory Dennis Griggs Sharon Grohnke Mike Groaver Sharon Gum William H005 Dennis Hagerty Gayle Hahn 'artha la ne Darlene Harrilton Larry Hamilton Sus rne H rrrrer Juay Hammers Sheila Halford SOPHOMORES Class of 1961 Carol Hammond Karen Hancock Margaret Handwerk Edna Haney Dennis Hanna David Hardison Gaye Hargls Daniel Harris Jim Harris Eileen Hart Michael Hart John Harvey Gerald Hasselbaf: Alan Hastie Mike Hatrak Linda Hawks Kenneth Hedren Anne Hegardt Bill Heiderman Martha Heiderman Ronnie Heins Bill Hosford Mike Hoskins Pat Hudson Barbara Hudzletz Russell Humphries Billie Hunnlcuft Hazel Hunter Carol Hutchison Julie lncardona Karen lrmsher Delberf Jackson Patricia Jackson Ronald Jacobson Lmda Janes Elvma Janssen Linda Jaramillo ill Jol-nson Bob Johnson Don Johnson Mike Johnson Marilyn Henderson Sybil Henderson Terry Hendrix Linda Henry Robert Herman Charles Hernandez Sandy Heyd! Dennis Hiatt Shera Hill Eva Hllley Pam Hines Barbara Hodge Jim Hoffman George Holbrook Joay Holdemon Don Hollingsworth Douglas Hollingsworth Frank Holloway Eddy Holt Harry Holub Dan Holy Robin Jenkins B' . Donald Jones Gary Jones John Jones Leslie Jones Linda .loy w.. Varus Kardashian James Keosling Elaine Keehfuss Ken Keim Carol Key Richmond Keyzers Jack Kidwell Michele Kilpatrick Sandra King Dennis Kirschner Diane Klippensfein .loan Knapp Norm Koeckrlfz David Koefh Frank Kofoff Bob Kowarsch , ,W Doesn'f anyone Ronnie Landenberger Cecilia Landeras Coleffe LaPlanf David Larsen Kurt Larsen Don Lalham Linda Lathrop Shirley Laughlin Dennis Lee Diane Leffingwell Barbara Lewrs lla Lewis Roberf Lewis Tom Lewis Garry Lezoffe Larry Linville Janis Lrx Linda Llewellyn Larry Loganbill Carol Longworvh Paul Lopiccolo Arlinda Kramer Dennis Krefce Dennis Krienlce Bonnie Krygowski Wayne Kuhn Linda Kurey Linda Kuykendall Warren Lamb Connie Landenberger SOPHOMORES Class of 1951 SOPHOMORES Class of 1951 Richard N'cCann Sondra Mcformrclc Carolyn McDanrel Judy McDaniel Par McDonald Kay MCFadln Donald McFarland Ronald McFarland I 5 1 Rlerra Lovell Robert Lovell Darlene Lowe :arl Ludwfck n 'na 1 vray Barre lagnusson flvcron Halve anflra Manl f Cassre Mans Myne! Marks Jerry Marlin LuClry Martyn 1lCl1aelMarY1v Joseph Mafarazzo Brad Maflve Larry Maylrela .lim l1CAlfl U Laurenc 1CC'1l Q l Hope you l ke your eggs scrambled Paul McGulln Richard Mclnfrre Kemlw lcKee Don McKenzie Sreplven :Loren Chen McLean Larry MCVW en a McNabb Sandra 'Aeefcer Lfnca Veical lNancy eyers Gary Miller Mcrea l flier Leland Mfnor Margaret Mfraz Clvarles Arfcnell Melvm Mnchener Terry Mfrclvener Page 81 Tl 11 CG ll ' , . , 1. S el ' ,1 , WS . Y ' f Q ly afey . 1 . . a ,, ... ,I as I ' W, Y , - W -K . ' I Nam Z . S ,- flu f 'E 2. . ' V . , pf' - , ' 4 'qw-.ww '. skx' S . . II . ll 1 l . . . . f 7 . 'J ' Al , , ' .. r f .A , , , , , , SOPHOMORES Class of 1951 Page 82 C rn Mlx Ruflv Mock Sharon Mohr Jeff Moller LeRoy ooc, Do na Moov Donald l' oore Lrnaa Lee 'loorc Cecllfa Mora Norna llargan JoAnn Norplwe Lyla Morfensen Dcnnrs Horton Don None Roberr Moyer Anthony Mulay Nora Mulley Fred Myers Ginger Myers Mickey M ers Qollln lN ber Funny wha? you can see rn one of those things Susan Nelson Kafluy Nlbarger Donna Nlrnalson Dennfs Nrelson Paine Nikolas Duane Nixon Jannlce Nolana Merle Noraschow Linda Norris Arlolv Nuss Slweran O Dor Edward O Hara Gary Okura Karen Ollnslr Lorna Orphan Snerrrl Osborn Mike Osborne Sandy Ower Joyce Pafge Dowd Payne Ken Paine .lu IB Na y Wfllfs Nwgamf Judy Nalcaranf Roberta Neary Ca ne ell Ross Nelson I 1 r J If 'M 1' ff I l 4 V I N, A Yl 1 Vx . V lf' l' ' ce l1 :le N H I , . 11 . . A l SOPHOMORES Class of 1961 Bill Park Mary Parslow Gary Penrod Daroflvy Prpoly Georgann Plocssel Steve Poe Gonna Pomaextcr Barbara Poncer Sarr Pottrnger Nancy Powers Pam Prather Leland Prince Rrclrcrd Prosser Joyce Pryloycren Batty Pulfett Merllou Puopolo Barbara Ramsey Bvll Ra-nsey Clyde Randall Rnclnard Rasmussen Monte Ratley L :nda Rayner Rodney Reclob'e Syd Redoble Richard Recdy James Rerclwle Manly n Rennagel But you can make rounder circles rf you use a compass Paul Revnolrs Luana Rvclv Put rcfa Rfco bnaron R eaer Snerree Rfnderfe R cna Rrtclvson B a e Roberts -We a Roberts Car l Robertson en Robertson 'ary Robertson Jw Rogers Bonnie Ral Sanara Rorran Anna Rosales Rose Russell Ray Rosenbauer Barbara Ross Ronald Ross Kenneth Royle Page 83 1 fl . H . r Karen Rrdgway t 1 v 'fi' I' 'VT . H , :J , 1 A SOPHOMORE5 Class of 1961 Gary Rudd Jvm Russell Jolunme Ruflcowslcr Carl Saclvs Susan Salfzmon Paul Samarln Doug Sampson Leonard Sampson ary Ann Sanaers Mary Lee Sanders Dodg Sanavlgen Halen Sanfana Bob Sauder Ea Sawrfslcy Fr U Sclwarnbecx Aervm Sclueffer Leonard Sclwlarfer Helen SCl'7lOITlCl' 'Marvin Schroeder Larry Sclwuber Maureen Sclwwarf Page 84 Susan Smith Virginia Smffh Carole Snelgrove Mike Sokolls Fred Soldano Rollle Speck Danny Spence Ann Spero .lim Spllcrng Jerry Sprarr Gary Stack Kathy Stack Sferlrng Sf Clalr Dave Slelnman Lrndo Sferler Charles Sfewarf Tom Sfockey Donnalee Sfoddard Ronald Sfoddard Rannle Sfcudt Charles Sfrofhman .lry a Plvyll s Slwellf Hunter Snermon Pal Shfffler Carole Slnve Ronnie Sl1opfa.1gl1 David Sregle Alan Srllovo James Srmor AI Slrror fan E ll Slavm Lee Anne Sluyfer Burble Smlflz Freddie Sm: lv J r' Snwlllv Laurel Smith Mae Smlflv Marjorie S mlllv Monte S'n lr Sand a Lee Slnlllv I M , L 1 - , . e ' ' r f I . 2 P- Slu w ' f 1 Dorcllvea Srpc ' r 1 . - .4 f A . I . . . :. . n r . ' . S OPH OM ORE51 Class of 1951 Embert Stringer .loAnnie Strong Yolanda Subias Clifford Suemnick Art Summers Charlotte Supera Chuck Sutherland Brll Sutton Barbara Swan Don Swanson Dianna Tanksley Wlllram Tarvln Helen Taylor Susan Taylor Louise Tealdo Carolyn Temple Lois Temple Phyllis Terpstra Carol Tessrer Linda Theres Margaret Thomas Robert Vrgen Karol Vlolettv. Roger Vog Duke Vogler Dave Vorgt Herbert Vollberg Vaughn von Merwala Frances Voorhees Fred Wagner Sandra Waldor James lTomJ Nalker Tommy Nalker Alrce Wall Short Kal' Carol Valton .lerry Narner Judy Wasburn Pot Welch Sanford Wesson Donald West Judy Wherta Rose Thompson Ellen Thureno Carol Tierney Ernie Tlsor Bob Toone Bob Toth Natalie Tovar Donna Traub Pat Tucker Sharon Turnbull Norma Turner Anona Turrrll Mary Vander Weerd Annette Van Dyke Carol Varner Lonnie Vaughn Robert Veloz Pot Vespo Page 85 .tl . ,rf V I L 1 X marks the spot Sophs register to vote. Keith White Randal White Vernon Whybrew Pat Wiclcware Richard Wieler Janice Willard Don Williams James Williams .lune Williams Linda Williams Marvin Williams Sandra Williams Saundra Williams .lanice Williclc Betty Wilson Flora Wilson Loretta Wilson Diana Winslow Richard Winter Ken Woodie Val Woodruff David Wright Dick Wright Sharon Wright Wayne Wright Marilyn Wurtz David Yale Bill Yeager Freida Young Ted Young Bill Zellmer SCJPHQMORES Class of 1961 2,3 I i A ll Nollfyg l' I Yagi 4 yay ' - ll!!! Q L lr . , 41 WW - I i 11 is XR Q 3' ar A www NS ,g xg, - Xe Q 'R ,S gr. 1 53. , - vr 51-,.v,a tw. ? , 'Q 2,5 . ,A,,AA. Q K 5' fs, , , ,h,, W Vf ,fa 2, gg! an Q fa- . ,W x f ,, it iii , ff W' NA ,i .Ap 'Jiri 5419 F! F 51 3 f '-N xl M 2 f V LA ,-,....L.4. 3' S ,mf- ' x H 1 ,, .MQ 5 k , I ' -N-W r g 1 Organizafions .lu- FECD I x 45 1 W 'nn 1 S2 5 H' aff 5 ' 39 I milf P09 89 1.5 ff 1 as .9 I 2 ,, 4. , A . 1' xl' ig ,Q 1 l 's W - , x' f. . M 5 N 3 f 3 Q f ' s w m . 11 Q z 3. . 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U 6 ! ! in v xx , f R' M, lcv 14, a , , I, Q V -.Q . vt '. ,war .afsaqvm j f .A 5 M. 2' Q Q ,,:, C Q.: Q if Represenfaflon HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES First Semester Bottom Row Gloria Senteno Linda Farley Barbara Beckett Laurie Jones Sandy Haldeman Marilyn Wlllburn Renae Johnson Jeanne Boyett Sandy Brown Second Row Susan Leary Pat Welsh Marcia Esplng Marilyn Wagner Karen Tommerson Kent Taylor Bill Martm Tim MUCGlllVray Lmdq Ggodmqn Valerie Woodruff Thfrd Row Sharon Spiro Lorraine Garstang Carol Scholl B:IlR1dgeway Quinton ONeal Hubert Fillmore Buck Michaels Gary Sakolls Top Row Harold Jennings John Bachelor Bob Mead Bob Kowarsch Paul Reynolds Richard Dotson Ray Wolf Got a gripe 7 Got an Idea 7 Got a brainstorm 7 If so these are the people you should see True standard bearers of democracy rn action are the homeroom representatives elected by each first period homeroom who act as llason between the Student Council and the student body at large llngs of the student body to the Council The ASB vice president member of our law makmg body the Student Council IS ex officio chair man of thts House of Representatives I N- 3 HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Second Semester Bottom Row Amta Rosales Jackie Lambert Gmger Myers Diane Klrppenstern Yvonne von Gulker Linda Shoemaker Norma Keyzers Jeanne Mott Sherry Twelt Richard Battaglra Second Row Richard Dotson Lynne Gardner Tanya Tolmasoft' Bunny Pearson RobertaRobson Marilyn Wagner Frank Modlerewsk: Dave Sewell Gary Shelly Nrckey Myers Beverly Green Third Row Rose Sanchez Judy Wherta Lorraine Garstang Harold Jennings Kirk Ktrkwood Quinton O Neal Dave Hayward Art Moder Pat Jeannette Larry Hamilton Top Row Ron Wagner Keyzers Jeff Tanksley Woods Raymond Allen Perumean Bill Ridgeway Page 92 Donna Gotwalt Rich Ron Snelgrove Roger Paul Frederick Jim . : ' I ' 7 I I I I . 1 I I V ' I I I 1 . I 1 I D I I I : ' I I I I , . . . . J I It is their fob to present the ideas, the desires, and the general grumb- . . I . . , 0 : I I . I , , , I I I .I I I I- I I r I Ana' Dispensers of Jusfice ALLEN KORNEFF STUDENT COURT .IUDG ES LEFT TO RIGHT Bob Toone If rs sem soph fudgel Peggy Moder frrsf sem lunlor fudge Rich Rzfchson frrsf sem soph ludgel Barbara Muller fist sem senior ludgel BIII Martin Isecond sem senior judge Klmmy Stevenson Isecond sem lumor fudgel Warren Chief Justice CAROL ASUUS Flrsf Semesfer STUDENT COURT OFFICIALS SEATED Louie DeMarfmo Idef affy second sem Allen Korneff sgf at arms second sem Roger Molsfead fdef any ffrsr sem STANDING .Ierry Sfeclsgt of arms second sem I Tom Salfzman Isgt af arms second sem I Varus Kardashfan sgf at arms Ken? Taylor pros offy fzrsf sem l Chief .Ius hce Second Semesfer Page 93 I : li I r . ' ' 1, ' . C . ' . I . 6 .F l . . I . ,I . Lamb Isecond sem. sopI1 iuclael .1, I .- - 4, . K ' If K . Making a Permanenf Record Don't let these pictures fool you -- the calm dignified looking people with their serene smiles are merely for the sake of the camera. Should you have seen us during the year--perhaps while selling Volsungs in the homerooms, or tracing down some factual information for this record--you would have seen the true aspects, a bedlam of activities as we tore over the campus, out of breath, with the thought of a disgusted editor or a disgruntled adviser plaguing us if all did not go well. The plight of the editor and business manager was just as nerve racking, for directing the staff members at times proved to be a tense stress on the nerves. But we had a lot of fun, too, meeting new people as we entered the business district to sell advertisements to help support the cost ofthe yearbook land thereby making the price of the Volsung much less for youl was a rewarding experience for us, we had a feeling of accomplishment by seeing the 7959 Volsung slowly, surely, reaching its completion through the months... So here it is, all for you to keep as a record of this past wonderful year we have spent at a wonderful school. Special thanks go to Richard Sullivan for his invaluable aid as a photographer. Have a Blast of a summer! BARBARA FORSTER MR THOMAS H JOHNSON IRENE COPPLIN BILL MARTIN Vols'-mg Edffof 'n Clwef Adviser Business Manager Sports ECllf0f Page 94 4- g . ew W, QQ T ,gf M? 7 ' 4 , ,, Q ,,,x. ww K , M 'li' ,M 4 152 f-51, , J 127 - V 4 ff 'f ,3 Mtn. 'M gl A 4 ima, ima 1 f 4 g as I I-gg ,ff Rain or Shine Busier than a beehiveu is an apt description of Room G- I, headquarters for the newshawks and news- hens of the Norseman staff. Typewriters clicking, doors banging, editors yelling, reporters running. . . at times it's a mad mess, but through this shrieking bedlom the Norseman emerges victorious each week.. .on time Ion some occasions ahead of timel. Under the skillful journalistic techniques of Mary Rupp and Pat Bryant, this year's staff again brought home the high ratings which have become a Norseman tradition. Individual members won honors, too, Mary Rupp took first place in editorial writing, Bill Martin second in sports writing, and Pat Bryant third in news writing at the East Los Angeles JC Publication Roundup: Jackie ltzaina took first place for the best news story of the year at the USC Newspaper Day, and Mary and Liz Howard won honors at the On-the-Spot writing competition The Norseman received the Pacific Slope School Press citation for journalistic excellence, one of the few newspapers to win this distinction for the second time BILL MARTIN First Semester Sports Editor DORLEE ALLISON Page Editor DENNIS TIERNEY Second Semester Sports Edifor RENAE JOHNSON Staff Photographer MARY RUPP First Semester Editor-in-Chief PAT BRYANT Second Semester Editor-in-Chief JACKIE ITZAINA Page Editor .L ...L -W They Mei Their Deadline M PAT WILLARD DWNELL STEWART LIZ HOWARD PEGGY GOODNOE MARY CONLEY JANET BIXLER TERRY HARVEY NANCY MARTIN LYNN BAILEY BARPY GROFF LETTIE RICE WAYNE JOHNSON SHARON ELLIOTT LINDA FARLEY PEGGY HALL SHERI MCDONALD Page 97 Th err Phrase for fhe Year Paqe 93 FIRST SEMESTER GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET SEATED Donna Elrich historian Marcy Pennel lvice president Peggy Goodnoe presidenti Rose Sanchez lsecretary Marcia Bryant treasurer Lorraine Garstang historian There are many reasons why Girls League is held in high esteem among the Vickies on campusg for one, Girls League is a symbol of the hard won struggle which woman has gone through to better herself and her position in societyg the past efforts have paved the way for the future to illuminate the opportunities which will afford her higher planes of recognition, and to live in a tempo suitable to her character. Secondly, the efforts of presidents Peggy Goodnoe and Drucie Weber, with their respective first and second semester cabinets, have given the Vickies activities which were crammed with funzies. STANDING Twyla McLennan lyunior rep Valerie Woodruff lsophomore rep Gayle Garfield senior rep Carol Scholl lsunshine chairmani Helen Cowell Campus Pals chairman Giving free play to its American ingenuity and its capacity to have some good ole fashioned fun , he Girls League institutes activities which are spiced with the here-to-fore mentioned ingredients-Gan you Vickies look back and recall some of the funzies. Doll Day the boys were sure we girls had slipped back into childhoodi .... Howdy Meek with its hats, pigtails, and ivy leagues ..... the Guest Days . . .. Luggage Day lthis was rather a weighty day for the girlsi ..... the colorful installations... and the freedom from that universal blessing and plague --menl 'Future Unlimifea' 1' 'Qs 3 , STL H - - ii I E: G e 0. J ff I E fflfv -a' ,VA 56,1 X -4 V ,9 S 9 A 2 ',?'-SSP 6' NX . KX ,R-4 2 k . f 1' w' 'I D S :gf 1! fir 2?-uw 'X SECOND SEMESTER GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET SEATED: Sandra DeMonsy Ihisforianl, Linda Farley Ivice STANDING: Linda Goodman fsophomore rep.I, Helen presia'enfI, Drucie Weber IpresicIenfI, Joan Polidori DVISIKIII ISCHIOI' f6p.I, Carol Scholl ICampus PaIscI1cirmanI fsecreIaryI, Paffi Abe IfreasurerI, Berry Burk Chisforianj, Gayle Garfield Isunshine cI1airmanI, Carolyn Lee Drake fjunior rep.I. For These Thelr Work Theres no better preparation for the future than obtaining a sound education How many times have we heard that repeated? For many students getting an A on that exam meant burning oll late into the night but lt was all worth 1t lust to be able to say I made Scholarship' The California Scholarship Federation w1th its world provades recognition for students whose grades meet the required ten pornts which makes them elfgrble for membership with an A countzng three pomts B one wpth one point possible from extra curricular OCflVIfl6S and w1th the new requlrement that fpve points must be made from solld sublects only CSF keeps the Vrcs and Vrckaes on campus on therr toes and burmng orl It pald off for some when the annual Honors Night in their bronze silver and gold certuflcates respectrvely or when they were awarded their life membership pins well you couldnt find a more proud group of Vikings' Was Not 1n Vcun CSF LIFE MEMBERS lEourSemesters or morel BOTTOM ROW Pat Bryant Nancy Blackford Ruth Vlten JoAnn Hechinger Helen Cowell Bunny Ruderman Carolyn Pahner Joan Ferrlng Johanna Walker Pat Hannon TOP ROW Harvey Bobele Lee Shershow Barbara Forster Rose Sanchez .loan Polldorl Marianne Llnvllle Gary Shelly Dennis Tierney Tom Woods Page TOO . u 1 - . . . . I - . . - I, v , ' ' , , , , ' 1 ll r ,I 4 ' I D . H H , , , ,4 , H I ' ' ' ' ' ff . - I' I . . . lf 1 Il , . wide recognized symbol of the lamp of knowledge, MGfCh CGme Gl0'19, Und when 'hey were P e5e 'fed with ' ' I I 1 I I . l . 1 . ' 1 If 'I I . ll ll , ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' . . : , , ' , I I I I . 1 , . T I I I I ' I I I S 1 1 if 5 4' fi f 7? ii , yl r-11-ii 1 1 Q s Q bw rs, 2 fu lnsfea o if is 'Fx ,iw 'i Q , i S , K , V ' -1 a f K - 5 , K 6 R iq if ge iv 5 ,s my g 5 'Q' F ., ,.,Mfw3g v .3655 , My, K gg? 5 ,X Q if Q Eg 'V .4 'Q .., '94 . W wx V- A it fi? 9' . ., 4, , VW. 4.4, f H' 1 om adm - , 4 M X ek 6 'W Q is Q .vim M ., gf 1' A saggy? ii! 5 K 3 Lv v. 2 W f W ln ' Q? 'W -1 .. 'VP W 'ii ',..... f J L iv' M ,W your BOTTOM ROW: Helen Cowell, Lynn Bailey, Brenda Sturgess, Peggy Goodnoe Jo Ann Hechinger, Bunny Ruderman, Paula Simpson, SECOND ROW: Linda Farley, June Schildhauer, Druscilla Weber, Carol Morgan, Elizabeth Monroe, Helen Driskill, Barbara Hegardt, Mary Fennel. SWORD 8 SHIELD His head was bandaged with bloody rags, he wore bu rlap sacking and uncomfortable boots he smelled to high heaven with anion iuice and garlic, he crawled on hands and knees in hallways and on the campus, but he was happy' He was being initiated into Sword 8 Shield, honorary ser- vice club for bays, and he was getting recognition' Taking their emblern and name ot' Sword 8 Shield as the symbol of Viking strength and action, this club is the goal of mast ot the male leaders on the campus. Co-sponsor lwith Les Torch- eres ot' the annual SweetheaftS Ball, ana sponsor ot fun-filled Viking Dcy, the group helps bring a respite from the ennui ot books and hornework. THIRD ROW: Twyla McLennan, Judy Willick, Jeannie Mott, Carol Asmus, Lois Pitts, Patricia Bryant, Karen TOmmcr5On, Birgitta Pierre. TOP ROW: Ginger Bilder, Rose Sanchez, Joan Polidori, Patti Abe, Marcia Bryant, Barbara Fors ter, Carolyn Pahner, 'eir Gain LES TORCHERES Do you love Les TorcI':eres7 BoingI Boinglu One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight ,... I am a neophitelu I love Les Torcheres... I love Les Torcheres . . .U Gibberish from another planet? No, these strange sounds emerge as the traditional initation rites which occur at the beginning of each semester amid shrieks and tears when junior and senior girls are chosen to be members of this honorary girls' service club. Wearing their black skirts and sweaters with the torch emblems, the club members keep service to their school foremost as she strives to Iive up to the motto: The highest and best be my goal. BOTTOM ROW: Boo Aaamson, 'dike Knox, Esate Downer, Roger Malsteaa, Dat Bill Ridgeway, Tony Tc,-f Jr, 'tzrk Lyons, Jeannette, Lee Sfvershaw, Louis DeMartino. FOURTH ROW 5 't1r,Narris Voas ' sponso SECOND ROW: Sill Recney, Remo Sailey, F-rea Scott, 33: Eidllard, Harold Jenni tgs Sill Martin, Dave Iiaywarc, Jim Eis, Jerry Stec, Ker1fTGyI0f.Jeffy COIIIIGF, TOP ROW: :wi Rasmussen, Bill Sabo, THIRD ROW: Nick Stitsch, Dennis -'fiison 3uck A-'take 5 page Their Goals Were Service, NORMANEERS I gotta go weedin', sang the members of this newly formed service club for girls, as they cultivated the flower area around the Viking Tower at the beginning of the school year. Scrubbing tops of the lunch tables, selling senior announce- ments, and donating to the Downey Thrift Shop were other activities of the club this year. Fifteen seniors, ten juniors and five sophomores make up the membership of the group. Initi- ations are very informal, but the installation of officers is very formal. BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Locke, Judy Vreeken, .loan Vreeken, Marla Shields, Laurie Jones, Mary .lo Henlin, Linda Shoemaker, Carol Benedict. SECOND ROW: Chris Lier, Carolyn Pahner, Diane Murray, Robyn Mosher, Dolores Whitney, Margaret Handwerk, Ginger Pohl, .loneal Nelson, Pat Valdez. THIRD ROW: Lois Pitts, Dorlee Allison, .ludy Wherta, Leslie Jones, Dorte Christiansen, Pat Welch, Patti Abe. TOP ROW: Jeri Lier, Carol Watling, Rhea Rasmussen, Martha Sanchez, Donna Gotwalt. I - . A Q BOTTOM ROW: Bob Frinier, Jerry Royal, Fletcher Dickenson, Bob Mead, Perry Kolander, Paul Frederick, Ron Snelgrove, Randal Hill, Floyd Sanderson, SECOND ROW: Vinton Ish, Bill Pettit, Ron Melott, Bernard Kaye, Mark Lyons, Bob Adamson, Paul McGuffin, Roger Simpson, Tim McGillvray, Art Dever, Wayne Hoffman, Mr. L.C, Turney lsponsorj. THIRD RON: Pete Young, Doug Hudson, Jerry Schuber, Chuck Wgrrenl Bob Emerick, Bob Toone, Warren Lamb, Ray Wolfe, Chris Benway, Chuck Strathman FOURTH ROW: Bill Slavick, Bill Tweit, Kirk Kirkwood, Tom Gillespie, Steve Asrican, Edvwestberg, Dan Nelson, Pete Benway, Jim Perumegn, Page TOP ROW: Dave Shirley, Don Wagner, Guthrie Miller, joel Shepard, Charles Holtzendorff, Walter Hallowell, Dick Tostenson, Carol Allen, Rich Keyzers, Dennis Tierney. KEY CLUB Sponsored by Kiwanis Inter- national, Key Club is organized for the purpose of giving service to school and community. Each week a few chosen members were given the oppor- tunity to attend a meeting of the Downey Kiwanis Club, and a few lucky delegates attended national, state and district conventions. One of the clubs most ambitious projects this year was the sponsorship of the double- header basketball contests between the Harlem Clowns and the Downey alumni, and the Downey-Warren faculty game, held on March 6. Friendship and Hum aniry AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE ln our present-day mode ot' living, international relations are important, good international relations are essential. American Field Service, started at DSHS in T957-58, has as its main purpose the sponsorship of the exchange student program, which this year brought Birgitta Pierre from Sweden to Downey, and sent Lee Shershow from Downey to Milan, Italy. Projects to raise money to finance this program kept the club busy all year, selling miniature Swedish flags, staging a Mr, Ugly contest, and giving a Swedish dinner party. BOTTOM ROW: Lee Shershow KAFS student from Downey to ltalyl, Linda Farley, Elizabeth Monroe, Helen Cowell, Lynn Bailey, Ruth Zuerner, Marilyn Willburn, Rose Thompson, Ann Hegardt, Joann Hechinger, Birgitta Pierre iAFS student from Sweden to Downeyl. SECOND ROW: Mary Terry, Bunny Ruderman, Marcy Pennel, Jufly Willick, Eleanor Mulley, Rose Sanchez, Karen Felt, Patti Abe, THIRD ROW: Peggy Hall, Sandy Felix, Jeannie Mott, Barbara Forster, Joan Polidori, Johanna Walker. TOP ROW: Doug Hudson, Kirk Kirkwood, Richard Hoffpauir, Bob Trageser, Pat Jeannette, Gary Sokolis. FUTURE NURSES CLUB Scalpel. , . syringe. . .hypo- dermic . . No, you'd not see these things in the Nurses Club lformed this yearl unless you went on one of the field trips to visit a hospital. Besides getting an insight into what to expect in the nursing profession, the members did some volunteer charitable work, such as helping in the Cancer Drive, in the Downey Thrift Shop, ,and in the polio ward at Rancho LOS Amigos. Miss Donna Mae Halverson is the sponsor. ., . ,,-, Mc, ..,. --, , - . BOTTOM ROW: Joyce Burns, Cecelia Mandala, Sandy Lyons, Carol Morgan, Bonnie Bowton, Barbara McTavish, Roma Lee Corbin, CarolY ' Ann Dmke: SECOND ROW: Judy Richardson, Kay Gain, Yvonne von Gullcer, Jan Sanmillan, Robyn Mosher, Steffie Clatworthy, Norma Keyzers, Mary Ann Penicik. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Henlin, Mary Jo Henlin, Cay Greenlee, Mary Louise Gibbs, Merrilyn Mortensen, Sharon Holowach, Lenora Randall, Elvlfw -l0fWS5ef7- TOP ROW: Anita Parrott, Carole Gibbs, Jackie ltzaina, Kathy Stewart, Sally Ann Rieder, Georgan Grimm, Paula Smyser, Judy Blackman. paqe Ambifions Are Nurfureaf FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Joanne Ewing, Sharon Chirco, Marilyn Willburn, Charlene Lambert, Ruth Zuerner, Karen Felt, Frances Voorhees. SECOND ROW: Sandy Taxis, Robyn Mosher, Mindi Barlow, Rose Sanchez, Carol Benedict, Bunny Ruderman, Eleanor Mulley. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Mott, Barbara Hegardt, Sally Johnson, Kay Gain, Ginger Pohl, Brenda Sturgell, Sharon O'Dor. TOP ROW: Arlene Cogswell, Sally Blackman, Warene Browning, Sandy Felix, Peggy Hall, Dana Roper, Carol Herron, Nancy Burgoyne. Y., xv, Christopher Colt, of the famed Colt .45, dominated the screen as he firmly planted his weight, bracing himself for the momentous approach of the draw. The music swelled to a surging climax as the bad guy stood poised ready to ..... The senior problems teacher abandoned his comfy sofa and footstool, snapped of the TV lleaving Chris in an awkward situationl and settled himself in his den .... to correct 150 test papers. Such is the bright and blissful future to be enjoyed by the members of Future Teachers, spnnsored by Mr. Arthur Maurer. Some of them got actual practice in teaching at the elementary schools, they listened' to absorbing talks on the art of teaching, and they had joint dinner meetings Keating pizzal with Warren High's FTA. QUILL AND SCROLL BOTTOM ROW: Cecelia Mandala, Sandy Lyons, Carol Morgan, Peggy Gaodnoe, Renae Johnson, Mary Rupp, Dorlee Allison. SECOND ROW: Dwnell Stewart, Sharon Elliott, Carol Scholl, JoAnn DeNoble, Diane Murray, Carol Asmus, Irene Copplin. THIRD ROW: Linda Farley, Jackie ltzaina, Rhea Rasmussen, Barbara Forster, Peggy Hall, Janet Bixler, Pat Bryant. TOP ROW: Pat Jeannette, Bill Martin, Jerry Counts, Wayne Johnson, Sheri McDonald. Did you get a decal for your car? Did you buy a football program at the game 7 Did you refer to your Viking Guide for some necessary bit f info rnaticr'7 Did you get a singing telegram delivered to you on Va nti s D y7 Did you buy a snow cone a tl-e Viking Carnival? If you did any C hese things then you are indebted to members of Quill 8 Scroll tne international honor society of high school journalists Most of these projects were undertaken by these scribblers to raise money for the Volsung fund, so that the price would be keptas law as possible for Page you, Their sponsor is Mr. Thomas H. JohnSon. lnferes fs Fosferea' .J'4,. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Adams, Mary Conley, Judy Richardson, Nancy Burgoyne, Arlene Praelke, Carole Benedict. SECOND ROW: Charlene Lambert, Linda Price, Joyce Burns, Linda Collum, Sharon Chirco, Jo Ellen Cardall, Darlene Harney, Sharon Johns, Jan Sanmillan, Sandy Taxis, Cecelia Mandala, Sherry Tweit. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Martha Schneider lsponsorl, Andre Benedict, Joanne Brooks, Muriel Davis, Nancy Box, Susie Clark, Bunny Pearson, Janie Pearson, Linda Steere, Pam Heuser, Sheri McDonald, Georgie Colgrove, Carol Asmus, Mrs. Verla Allen lsponsorj. FOURTH ROW: Paula Smyser, Judy Blackman, Marian Ish, Joneal Nelson, Kathy Clarke, Penny Corbin, Jean Strong, Betty Ritchson, Anita Parrott, Barbara Hauer. TOP ROW: Jill Horsley, Pat Coduto, Betty DeMonsy, Lona Gupton, Lynne Gardner, Beverly Greer Paddy Barnes, Janet Bixler, Jean Conley, Jackie ltzaina, Linda Stinson, Kathy Stewart, Karen Felt, Sandy Felix, Millie Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Laurie Jones, Lori Lang, Jim THlRD ROW: Sandy Crandall, Marcia Bryant, Eis lfirst semester presidentl, Roger Malsteaa' Twyla McLennan, Sandy Gail, Joy White, Carol lsecond semester presidentj, Dave Nicholas, Erin, Mindi Barlow. Bob Adamson. TOP ROW: Fred Scott, Kirk Kirkwood Dennis SECOND ROW: Carolyn Pahner, Elizabeth Monroe, Griggs, Marvin Thomas. Carol Herron, Beverly Greer, Dana Roper, Mary Timpke, Sue Anderson, Sandy Manley, Diana Winslow, Karen Johnson N. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERIO Believing firmly that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, and providing other comforts of home life, are these members of the Future Home- makers of America, perhaps the largest single club with regular active membership on thecampus, The girls get the inside infor- mation from experts in the culinary and other domestic arts, they staged fashions Shows modeling both their own work and professionally produced styles, and they had a hard time keeping down that old weight problem as result of eating so many goodies they made with their own little pinkies. Sponsors are Mrs. Verla Allen and Mrs. Martha Schneider. BIBLE CLUB The purpose of this non- sectarian and non-denominational club is to bring Christian princ- iples to students who want add- itional spiritual guidance in their school life. Meeting before school each Thursday, the club has many well-known speakers, ministers and laymen, from all denomi- nations. Jim Eis, first semester pres- ident, and Roger Malstead, second semester president, were aided in planning the programs and arranging for guest speakers by this group of officers. The club sponsor is Mr. Rudy Cooper. Page 107 They Speak in Many Tongues P096 GERMAN COUNCIL SEATED: Kimmy Stevenson, Bernard Kaye, Bruce Francis, Bill Pettet, Mary VandeVeer. STANDING: Karl Lehman, .lim Smith, Kirk Kirkwood, Tom Woods, Bob Emerick, Del Orr. The language councils, consisting of French Spanish, German and Latin Clubs, joined together in sponsoring many activities during the year Their combined efforts produced the prize winning float in the Homecoming Parade they entertained us with programs at LATIN COUNCILS FRONT ROW Cay Greenlee Ann Tostenson STANDING Mrs Vernabelle Hollowelllsponsorl Tom Woods Ewing Bartgis Gary Miller Danny Fm ey Guthrie Miller SECOND ROW Linda Farley Diane Brady Nancy Sheila Roberts Don Campbell Gigi Ploessel Blackford Beverly Greer Johanna Walker Alan Slggle Lmdg Goodman Kay Gain Bob Madalyn McCurdy Roslin Buraa Linda Williams Bndegu Linda Craun Jack Gregory Larr Hamilton Steve Poe I . I fr, mwmw I , 1 -- 1 I , , . ., .. I ' i li 1 - 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 , I I , , - , I I Y , . And Learn Many Culfures FRENCH COUNCILS FRONT: Sheri McDonald, Carolyn Pahner. MIDDLE ROW: Joanne Ewing, Linda Abrams, Karen Storm, Sharon Elliott, Bonnie Levin, Marcia Bryant, Judy Willick, Penny Corbin. STANDING: Mr. George Wiselsponsorl, Jim Eis, Peggy Goodnoe, Richard Oulette. our Christmas and Sophomore Girls Guests Day assemblies and they each had a booth at the Viking Carnival They combined for a Christmas party in the cafeteria and the Latin Clubs staged their own annual Roman Banquet in which Roman customs and dress lmore or less authenticl prevailed SPANISH COUNCILS FRONT Floyd Sanderson Ann Hegardt Dorte Christiansen Sandy Taxis Gwen Sullivan Sharon Peters Sharon Spiro Carol Ware THIRD ROW Sandy Andrews Sue Saltzman Barbara Hodge Sandy King Nancy Mayer Barbara Heaardt Donna Gotwalt Susan French Carolyn Haynes TOP ROW Burrel Magnusson Harvey Bobele Steve Madar Jerry Warner Sandy Crandell Gary Welch Varus Kardashian Dave Walter Jake Garcia Earl Salter Sam Gilman Roger SimpS0f1 Mark Lyons Miss Jean Eldredge l5ponSOfl Page I09 . . . I . . . I . I f A SECOND ROW: Jeanne Boyett, Carol Hammond, Jim Ballou, Jerry Schuber, Richard Bennett, ,qighfs of Fan cy ART CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Ann Bagarry, .Ieri Harpst, Lynn Bailey, Barbara Beckett, Linda Lathrop, Sandy Cooper. MIDDLE ROW: Manuel Martinez, Connie Pizza, Birgitta Pierre, .IoAnn Knapp, Lois Pitts, Nancy Burgoyne, Barbara Hauer, Jeri Lier. TOP ROW: Chuck Swenson, Don Campbell, Vinton Ish, Richard Prieto, Jerry Counts, Gary Brewer, Bill Zellman. Each year the Art Club continues to impress viewers with its display of artistic talent in an annual art exhibit, held this year on May 27 and 22. The displays included work in general art, freehand drawing, commercial art, costume design, crafts, industrial design, and architectural drawing. AVIATICN CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Alexander Collie Isponsori, Robert Ross, Bill Banasky, Gary Cobbs, Morthg Penrod Iseatedi, Diane Brady lin Link fraineri, Floyd Sanderson Linda Wieting Iseatedi, Perry Kolander, Randal Hill, Paul Frederick, Wayne Hoffman. Paqe HO AVIATION CLUB For those who want to fly, but haven't as yet sprouted wings.. there's the Aviation Club. Highlights ot' their activities include individual flights Saturdays and the annual trip to Catalina lby plane, of coursel Diane Brady won a scholarship given, by the Civil Air Patrol in which she has been very Hi- Yo! Silver SCIENCE CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Carol Atherton, Sherry Mitchell, Pat Knapp, Judy Richardson, Pat Collum, Rose Thompson, Judy Blackman, Paula Smyser. MIDDLE ROW: Roger Ballard,Ray Wolf, Joe Maga, Roger Simpson Finding seashells, crabs, sea anemone, the scientific mixture ot' the blob--the sea slug-- and learning the Ucomplexitious climb of animal existence from the paramecium of the protozoa to that gr-r-eat invention. .Man Ure 0 few of the pleasures e 'I0Yed by Science Club, 5P0'1S0fefl by Mr. Harold Moyer and Miss Elinor Clark, I and Lefe Take a Look TOP ROW: David Voigt, Clinton Jurgens, Bill Tweite, Bob Mix, Carl Lehman, Tom Woods, Leland Prince, Bob Emerick, Bob Herman, Do you hear footsteps approach- ing on horseback? It may be a member ofthe Boots and Saddles a club organized this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Remsen Champion. Maybe it's the influence of the TV westerns, but there was an immediate response to the call for members. The club is open to all students and the only requirement is pay-I ment of the fee at the riding stables. BOOTS AND,SADDLES RIDING CLUB FRONT ROW: Charlene Lambert, Alicia Cariker, Arlene Szabat, Marianne Linville, Louise Morgan. SECOND ROW: Vicki Gwynn, Andre Benedict, Mary Tweife, .loy Turnidge, Gail Briney. STANDING: John Stout, Richard Mclntire, Mr. Remsen Champion, lsponsorl, Carol Erin, Virena Ham, Anita Parrott, PCGS Leis See cr Movre -waving .Q Two new clubs formed fhls year on ine Downey Campu are The Profecflonlsfs Club and Gavel Club bofh designed f ar-peal To the specral mferesfs of students Miss Helen Hall who IS ID charge of audro visual maferrals for use m fhe classrooms IS fhe sponsor of the Prolecuomsfs whose efforts make rf easrer fo have movre rn sfudylng practically anyfhlng Mr Charles Townsend as fhe sponsor of Gavel Club clesrgned for Those who fake an mteresf ln public Speakrng and want fo lmprove Their speaking abrllfy PROJECTIONISTS CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT Roger Ballard Ronald Sfoddard Jerry Marfm Frank Kofoff Kelfh Schoonover Don .lanes Jim Hardy Don Vehlewald Ralph Bower Harold Kaufman Wes Moore Miss Helen Hall lsponsorl Or Make a Speech GAVEL CLUB BOTTOM ROW Pa? Collun Judy Rrchardson Pa? Coelho Sherry Mlfchell Cindy Davis Terry 'rw Harvey Mary Louise Gibbs MIDDLE ROW Don Wagner Tom Salrzman Roger Simpson Ray Wo Alan Adams Donna Radowch Carole Gibbs TOP ROW Mr Charles Townsend lsponsor Bruce Francis Floyd Sanderson Ron Snelgrove Norman McWaters Page112 12411122 ' 0 . Z E . s . 1 I 1 Q r 1 1 1 , , ' I 1 1 4 4' 2 . 1 ' 'S . L H , I C IJ .. I . . . . U.. . 1 r . . I . S . . . I 1 . . ' 1 I .. vllv 5 1 ' Q Y 1 1 1 1 , . 5 1 1 A 1 Y - I f, , . , . E , . 1 : . 1 ' l, 1 , 1 Or Sfage a Play CARDINAL MASQUE BOTTOM ROW: Joanne Ewing, Sharon Chirco, Cecelia Mandala, Sandy Lyons, Paula Simpson, Marilyn Willburn, Barbara MacTavish, Bonnie Bowton, Mary Rupp, SECOND ROW: Dwnell Stewart, Julerie Vogt, Joyce Burns, Robyn Mosher, Liz Monroe, Bunny Ruderman, Carol Morgan, Maureen - Geraghty, Karen Felt. THIRD ROWg Sharon Elliott, Barbara Watson, Carol Hanna, Joann DeNoble, Barbara Hegardt, Anna Schlein, Dorlee Allison, Gayle Patterson, Carol Ware. FOURTH ROW: Sheri McDonald, Elsa Buechler, Mary Terry, Jeannie Mott, Lois Pitts, Diane Murray, Laurie Jones, Warene Browning. TOP ROW: Carolyn Pahner, Peggy Hall, Sandy Felix, Bob Trageser, Pat Jeannette, Betty DeMonsy, Irene Soto, Cardinal Masque and Petite Masque are two dramatic clubs for those interested in any phase of drama, acting, directing, or handling the backstage duties. Cardinal Masque is for juniors and seniors, and is sponsored by Mr. Arthur Williams: ana' Petite Masque is for sophomores, and is sponsored by Mrs. Helen Lewis Thompson. Prospective members must try out by giving a dramatic reading before a committee. Cardinal Masque projects include contributions to a needy family at Thanksgiving, attending local dramatic presentations, and presenting an evening of one-act plays. PETITE MASQUE BOTTOM ROW: Anita Resales, Marsha Fox, Judy Davis, Sandy King, Phyllis Shelly, Carol Walton, Barbara Bell, Marilyn Rennagel. SECOND ROW: Karen lrmsher, Carol Bortnick, Sharon Coyne, Judy Wherta, Roslin Burda, Mgnlyn Henderson, Sharon O'Dor, Kathy Stack, Linda Brown, Leslie Jones. TOP ROW: Barbara Ross, Linda Lathrop, Connie Collier, Jan Coffin, Linda Janes, Esther Alexander Geri Gregg, Barbara Hudzietz. uhm Page H3 Do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do-o-o-ol! There they go again! Performing for us at school assemblies, at special public occasions, such as holiday programs, civic clubs, and P-TA meetings, the peppy and always ready a cappella choir and glee club burst into song at the wave of Mr. Cooper's hand. Especially memorable this year was the Christmas program, in which the singing groups had the aid of the Petite Masque in staging tableaux with musical accompaniment. Or Sing a Son A CAPPELLA CHOIR BOTTOM ROW: Alberta Manley, Dolores Hi Alice Harman, Velma Voge, Fay Eakle, Price, .lanie Crew. SECOND ROW: Sandy Gonzales, Roslin Ruth Sullivan, Pat Boyle, Ann Tostenson Schlein, Dana Roper, THIRD ROW: Marcia Mullis, Pat Coelho Box, Sandy Robarge, Irene Moreno, Judy Shirley Downs, Pat Kelly. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Downs, Carol E Arlene Cogswell, Pam Palmer, Earline Lorraine Garstang, Chris Griffith, Ronnie TOP ROW: Bob Herrera, Matt Scanlon, Perret, Harold Franklin, Delbert Weaver Brewer, Steve Kenney, David Crocker. GIRLS GLEE CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Linda Lee Moore, Hazel Hunter, Caryl Walker, Carol Carberry, Linda Brown, .Ianet Bender, Donna Mccough, JoAnn Morphew. MIDDLE ROW: Pam Hines, Marea Miller, Linaa Llewellyn, Sheila Roberts, Sandra Lawrie, Sheri McDonald, Charlotte Supera, Barbie Smith, Emily Alexander. TOP ROW: .Ioan Carlile, Sharon Christie, Carole Flynn, Kathleen Sullivan, Ann Terpstra, Mary Rose Tucker, Sandy Ower, Mary Sanders. VARSITY CLUB VOM ROW: Toni Taylor, Phil Ortiz, Gary Harold Jennings, Buck Michaels, Fred Steve Cohen, Dave Limon, Angelo Clesceri, Reaney, Mark Lyons. ROW: Fred Convertini, Dave Hayward, ll Martin, Alan Schmaker, Tom Gillespie, Self, Jim Els. ROW: Gary Kalpakoff, Mike Griggs, Paul Karl Allen, Eddie Donner, Gary Shelly, OURTH ROW: Bill Sabo, Jerry Stec, Pat Jean- ette, Bob Ballard, Gerry Collier, Jim Ballou, ave Walter. OP ROW: Pete Young, Bob Trageser, Ferris ranier, Dennis Wilson, Bob Koch, Lyal Leibrack. Or Play a Game GAA LETTERGIRLS BOTTOM ROW: Robyn Mosher, Pat Valdez, Martha Penrod, Pat Hannon, JoAnn Hechinger, Judy Blackman. SECOND ROW: Lydia Espinosa, Yvonne von Gulker, Lonnie Mack, Linda Shoemaker, Mary Lou Toledo, Carol Asmus, Carol Scholl. THIRD ROW: Diane Brady, Sharon Elliott, Alice Loder, Mary Jo Henlin, Rosemary Vespo, Sharon Holowach, Paula Smyser, FOURTH ROW: Gwen Sullivan, Bonnie Levin, Ginger Pohl, Pat Solano, Carolyn Locke, Judy White, Marla Shields, Anita Parrott. TOP ROW: Sally Ann Rieder, Anita Swanson, Marjorie Henlin, Janet Phillips, Roseann Streck- fuss, Barbara Boggs, Barbara Forster, Georgan Grimm. 3 Both boys and girls have an opportunity to win a big D at Downey, the boys in many kinds of sports, the girls as members of GAA. The Varsity Club is open only to those who have earned a varsity letter, or seniors who have lettered on one ofthe smaller teams. The Varsity Club under the sponsorship of Coach Al Zimmerman, supplied basketball fans with programs, and sponsored after-the-game dances. A miniature realm of the Olympics is the Girls' Athletic Association, sponsored by Miss Margaret Changos. This organ- ization is an outlet for girls who want to be a second Florence Chadwick, Betty Hicks, or even more seriously, for those who just enjoy the fun of competitive sports. Letters are earned according to the degree of participation, with a point system for each sport. gf? . an 4 N. 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Here are: SEATED: Bob Herman, Linda Shoemaker, Mike Sokolis, Al Sillavo, Bob Emerick, Sandy Schroeder lat pianol. STANDING: Chuck Stowell, Dennis Dockstader, Dave Gerard Barbara Borland, Roseann Streckfuss, .lohn Tiner, Floyd Sanderson, Gary Sokolis, Mr. George Knights fdirectori. VWfh Pep and Spirif YELL LEADERS lrighfl Mark Lyons, Helen Cowell, Pat Jeanneffe lyell lcingl, Norma Keyzers, Bill Mifchener i SONG LEADERS labovel Sandy Lyons, Colleen Risco, Carol Morgan lsong queenl, Lori Lang, Drucie Weber. MAJORETTES lbelowl Gail Kozup, Carla Shipley, Rhea Rasmussen lheadl, Geri Gregg. FLAG TWIRLERS llefrj Paula Simpson, Diane Murray, Gay Garfield fcapll, Jeri Lier, Barbara Hegardr. Page119 Sail Wkin gs, Ag ,. .,-'fr '- t' V .. 1 .., U On fo Wcfory 5 I 1 1 , X 1' I f . V 'J f f fs, ,1 '1 1 3 ...-1. , -..,. 'M H kwa A an 14 XX KN uv- Pcge 121 . 53154 ' 6 ' , Zig :LJ gr, 1 M4 if-'fm W MW 1 '- -4' M - ' . M E ,, l , is f f Q if jg 4. 22 f -.Q 5' 'Na-0 -Q . 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V? -we :gg -' if 1 ,,--15-wx 1 ,AZ s Z' Sfeppin g High and Hoafing Fancy , X eff X The winning float was the Language Council's Viking ship, with Birgitta Pierre lseen here accepting the Trophy from ASB President Dave Sewelll. E ee, ge ! I g P , Cv- HOMECOMING Giving us a fine performance, as always, the Vikettes, led by Cadet Colonel Karen Tommerson, marched through Downey in the Homecoming Parade on Friday, October 31 The Parade theme was Vikings Return to Valhalla, and the clubs went all out on their floats, which included agrasshopper lwith moving head, no lessll, a miniature schoolhouse, Und a ceremonial Viking burial ship. 'fr f ff , 9. , 1 '52, cg , ,Q I ge ese' ' ' 1 5 em ,,,,. , T Vx? UWM es K Ui MW At halftime of the football game with Lynwood, the air was charged with excitement and anti cipation as the five candidates for Homecoming Queen, Gayle Garfield, Norma Keyzers, Sandy Haldem n ' ' t a , Lori Lang and Colleen Risco, s epped off the royal float and walked slowly across the field. After an agonizing suspense, Carol Asmus, president of Quill 8 Scroll, handed the envelope to Dave Sewell, who announced the messa e in the envelope, that Her Royal Majesty was... Miss Norma Keyzersl Paqe 129 A Royal Co urf Reigns 4 . Z E if HOMECOMING ROYALTY Left: Sophomore Princess Sandra DeMonsy, Sophomore Prince Burrel Magnusson, Cenfer: Homecoming Queen Norma Keyzers, Football King Dave Limon, Right: Junior Princess Twyla MCLennon,Junior Prince Fred Converrini. uiiisahlx. Camellia Kilpatrick, i957 Queen, crowns Norma ..... and Bill Garcia, 7957 King, Crowr1S DGVG ii aflon Ball Ll -1 5 2.5 md',m,,,g .,.': ,Wm nuns-- ,i' -q 4 l xv ,-.-L, N-1, ,,..., wmv X. X u ' 1 3' . 'Jw ' .v ,,. ,H , QQ 1 df- ' K . E, if-iz RL M ,J ww. Wm. s .ax M ...Nah- ' , lf .A we 4 4 3 e x Vi .li , ., ' x ' v E 1 4 KK A 7Gna' Lady Plays Hard is The intruding Mr. Foster brings his family into Mary's house and refuses to leave. WY T1 DEC. I P096 132 Peter Santard .... Henry Abbott .... Ada ............ Mr. Edwards ..... Mrs. Edwards .... Mary desperately tells Mr. Foster to leave her home. Mary Herries ..... Lucy Weston ........ Rose .............. Phyllis Glenning .... Doctor ....... ..... Aggie Edwards ..... Gustav Rosenburg . . . Student Director ..... CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. Foster .......... Gary Brewer Laurel Jackman Christina Paige, lrene Soto Caro! Ware Steve Kenney Carl Lehman Gerri Geroghty Clint .lurgens Mike Stone Sheri McDonald .Sue Gould Mark Lyons Mary Rose Tuc Mr. Foster's weird family plan an almost fool-proof plan to take over Mary's house. Even her family and friends can t help her so Mary devises her own scheme ln all truth, there ,is nothing quite as trying on one's patience, and emotions as being imprisoned in one's own home. This is the plight in which Miss Mary Herries lLaurel .lackmanl found her- self in the junior class play, Kind Lady, by Edward Chodorov, which was presented on the evenings of November 25-26. A warm cup of tea, given out of the kindness of .her heart to a ragged stranger during the Christmas season was repaid in full by the stranger's moving in, bag and baggage, with his sick wife fGerri Geraghtyl, and his two co- horts Mr. and Mrs. Edwards lMike Stone and Sheri McDonaldl whose job it was to keep Miss Herries under control while they shut her off from the outside world, and slowly loot her home of all its valuables. For the tense audience, who watched the play given in arena-type staging, the climax was nearly unbearable, as the solutuon to the dilemma was reached. Mary implores a friend to listen. Making up backstage the actors shake the litters page 133 On Our Emotions Guesf Programs, Day and Nighf Sophomore members of the Vikettes, led by Cadet Colonel Karen Tommerson, perform at the Guest Day. One tradition was maintained, then broken, and a new one started. The sophomore girls maintained a tradition by staging their annual Guest Day during school hours, inviting thffr mothers to a program of entertainment and refresh- ments in which they heard all about the opportunities Downey offers in the way of extrc-curricular activities. This was on October 23. The junior girls broke this tradition and started a new one by having their Guest Dcy as a Guest Night, and inviting both parents. Since their occasion was held near the Christmas season, on December ll, they used Hsnowflalce Fantasy as their theme, and decorated their background with wintry scenery. Carols F711 Us VWfh Dellghf The Christmas season the most loyous of the year found Downehftes filled with the splrlt of the occasion as they decorated a tree ln Walker Hall staged a Christmas assembly and had Christmas parties Members of Les Torcheres decorated the tree flower leftl the language clubs combined to grve out with Joyeux Noel Feliz Navldad and stage a party and dance ln the cafetorlum Petite Masque combmed with the a cappella choir and glee clubs in offering a Christmas assembly which combined the story ofthe Nativity with the pagan beginnings ofthe celebration ltopl Les Torcheres decorate the Chrrstmas tree and language clubs have a Chrfstmas PONY Page 135 . The story of the Christ Child is told in song and tableaux, and Santa gets in the act, . I . I . . . . . . I . I . I I . . - ll ll ll . . Il I I I . . . I . 1 Cupid Holds Us All in Thrall Page 136 the coat rack Romantic couples dance to the tune or' Jake Porter s band 4' Carol Asmus chosen Sweetheart of the Ball receives a white orchid corsage from Sword 8 Shield president Buck Michaels Three neophftes caper around 2. E W Q P I ,- ff' ck .Lx . as ' . ' fx ,A x I J , .' n , , 'Q ' ,QI f n,..'Q nil, 'Pb' . iii, 'IZ N Y il X ', 'GBX q - - l Qu G, 1 Q 5: 1: Q Q. ,Il t ' A A Qxbi' V .x 1 ' ' .z Zhu ,-.w . :Q is ' v 4- - Il ,I 1 1 , . Af fhe Annual Sweefhearfs Ball I Cupid casts his spells as couples dance Cupid had a ball of his own on Valentines Day when the combined efforts of Sword 8 Shield and Les Torcheres c sponsored the annual Sweethearts Ball Beautiful streamers flowing from the Cellmg to the floor trans formed the gym into an :deal Sweethearts Paradise and every one trapped the light fantastrc land some of lt was truly fantastacl to the music of .lake Porter s band During the late mtermlsslon Buck Michaels pfeSIG'er1f of Sword 8 Shield announced that Carol Asmus had been chosen to be the Sweetheart of the dance and presented her with a beautfful R 'Chg Suspenseful moments while waiting for the revelation of the Sweetheart Neophrtes of Les Torcheres were presented at the Ball lust before the revelatnon of the Sweetheart Page 137 -'Q P 41 1 4- Lf I 1 I O- .. I . - Q I V V vw 1 , - ' L ar white orchid. ll f - ' I rl 1 A ,N . . , n n X' ul N K l, 1 Qi., Axfwi-t5'l? 4251 g Mi: if G s 1 if Q 4. 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With music provided by the school's own orchestra, the Keynotes, the dancing prize was won by Ruby Coclcing and Steve Blevins lrightl. Everybody had fun in the popular Mexican hat dance Cbottoml, but most of the time it was the slow dreamy waltz that got everyone on the floor lfopl. ff, Y -A Q 'Q 6 1 Q i in A 2 5 V , X -1 Q, -J-,aa ffl XX E 1 Q W QQ! Rig SFX 8,55 gm: Y Q Y iw , Q? 1 ' s 3 -liek ww M vw Z V f li A qyfgisgff 1 L b W F I 3' X V ak G 1 -f ' hffw 4' QS W wi Y L-h fl ,1 is 1 ,,m x K ' ' ' A s e 14 . aff 5-5 ' 4. fqgifif -wwf 1 -'fzx ww' A U U? 3 2 'L Ska Qiiwiff' ESWXQYWA ,vw we-v ,W I 'W A .v.wg.5V11m 'Z H. Q1 ,W-3 ia sf if wz ,V , 'MH ff, 4 f ' uv' 3 X WW ramaflc Dafe onlghf af Egh I , 1 A .. 2 , A2 'Q 23- A is 2 A 1 1 W 'wb' X ff I . , QM sf' ,f K ' F ,Q N. Juniors Go Hawaiian, and all-n The dress was Hawanan but the dance was American not hula ALOHA' This was the exotic greeting exchanged among the funrors as they feasted to their delight In HOWOIIOH atmosphere accentuated by the tfkf torchesat the lumor luau on April 78 lr was different lt was fun and It had the lunror class bubbling over wfth prfde because the class as a whole supported It so overwhelmingly When the laea was flrst proposed lt met with some lack o enthusiasm but the more they thought about lt the better they lllced the idea Dressed fn sarongs muu muu and lets they feasted on frled chicken fresh pineapple and punch played volleyball ping pong and other games then danced to the music of the Rhythm Warriors fn the gyrr which was palm tree decorated lrfghtl Page 144 AlOl1U W0l lf ' Yum yum the chzcken was good' 1 I ' ' V I I ' I I I .t . V f 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I ll ' n Senior Girls Ha ve Their Nighf t DEH Senior Girls' Guest Night lchanged this year from the annual Guest Dayl brought fond memories to mistyfeyed senior girls on May 8, and gave inspiration and insight into each girl's future. Remember recess time in QrUde school? Senior Vivlcies enact the SCGHG fbottom leftl. A mother tries to interest her young tomboy daughter in Clothes and parties fcenter l,eftl.'She woUldn't have that trouble now, would she? As the senior year draws to a close, the paths will divide: the graduate reflecting on college, a career, marriage, or a home, teaching, and nursing ltop leftl Parents and friends lcenter, rightl fill the cafeteria to standing room only as they attentively listen to the senior ensemble sing Memories lbelowl. A modern dance lbottom leftl interprets graduation, while the song leaders do a routine. After the program, refreshments were served, and it was a time for reminiscing. 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SMITHERAN Director of Athletics Downey Union High School Dist. f f A., DICK ALONZO Asst. Football Coach Asst. Track Coach qfddiwntinw XQLNQ 7 f xg f BILL MOORE Head Basketball Coach JV Baseball Coach rl L 'WWY633 CHUCK HANNAH JOE SIMANEK LEONARD SEXTON DAN ARNHEIM JV Football Coach -1V Baskeyball Coach Bee Football Coach Tennis Coach Asst Bee Food-,all Coach Bee, Cee Basketball Coach Football Trainer Varsity, JV Golf Coach ,ff .NM SLHULTZ FAT TYNE AL ZlMMERMAN PHIL JONES Head Waterpolo CO0Cl1 Asst Waterpolo Coach Head Track Coach Varsity Baseball Coach age Head Swimming Coach Asst. Swimming Coach Crosscoumry Coach Wrestling Coach Wkings, 1958 Version 1958 FOOTBALL VARSITY BOTTOM ROW: Bob Adamson, Chuck Swenson, Harold Jennings, Roger Malstead, Jim Eis, Dave Shirley, Karl Allen, Angelo Clesceri. SECOND ROW: Steve Cohen, Nick Mitsch, Buck Michaels, Bill Ridgeway, Bill Saba, Jeff Tanksley, Gary Kalpakoff, Walter Hallowell lmgr.l, Dan Arnheim ltrainerl. THIRD ROW: Bill Houck, Don Ortmann, Ewing Bartgis, Bruce Lier, Bob Simmons, Harry Tovaas, Chuck Turney, Ferris Granier, Steve Blevins. FOURTH ROW:Gary Moore lmgr.l, Fred Convertini, Dave Nicholas Gary Hancock, Quinton O'Neal, Dave Walter, Bruce Francis, Ernie Pipoly, Head Coach Gus Headington. TOP ROW: Pancho Limon, Terry Baker, Louie DeMartino, Glen Treadwell, Fred Scott, Allen Korneff, Phil Ortiz, Bill Martin, Coach Dick Alonzo. SEASON'S RECORD DOWNEY 6 DOWNEY 6 DOWNEY O DOWNEY 33 'DOWNEY I9 'DOWNEY 25 'DOWNEY 73 'DOWNEY 27 'DOWNEY 74 Fullerton 6 LB Wilson I4 LB Poly l2 LB Jordan 7 Warren 7 Lynwood 6 Centennial 25 Compton 74 Paramount 77 ' Indicates Coast League game Happy Vikes carry Coach Headingfon off the field after beating Warren. 1 Page 151 Green Gridders ROGER MALSTEAD End ALLEN KORNEFF All-League, First Team, Defense Guard-Fullback All-League, First Team, Offense All League, Second Team, Offense . All-League, Second Team, Defense Lrneman-of-the-Year C C r , Co-Captain O' up am DOWNEY 6, FULLERTON 6 Fullerton, perennial powerhouse of the Sunset League, was the first to test the strength of the defending CIF champions, and found them no easy pickings, as they barely eked out a 6-6 tie. As in previous years the Vikings were susceptible to penalties, particularly in the early going, when the Downey attack was thwarted after penetrating deep into Indian territory. The Fullerton squad was lucky to return home with a tie, as the Vikings outplayed them in every department. The efforts of Louie DeMartino,idiminutive halfback, were superb. He scampered for Downey's lone touchdown from 25 yards out in the third quarter. Roger Malstead, middle linebacker, blocked the Indian extra-point try, after they scored the first touchdown, and this proved to be the margin which prevent a loss in the season's opener, on Burbeck Field. , mg 'H .M AUCK FERRIS GRANIER B -L H Tackle Halfback All-League, First Team Ahii-igeggmze flirsggjgrm All-CIF Second Team os U UO e 1959 Shrine Team lSouthl DOWNEY 6,' LB WILSON I4 Long Beach Wilson, second-place finisher in the Moore League, was the next foe, and again the lack of experience hampered the Vikings, as the Bruins took advantage of five fumbles and two costly mental lapses to pull out a T4-6 victory, on their home field. The Bruins scored first when an overeager Vike lineman broke through and roughed the kicker on a fourth down situation. From here the Bruins moved 20 yards to the first score. Downey penetrated into Wilson territory frequently, only to have penalties hurl them back. Wilson's second score came when a punt was touched by an unknowing Viking and the Bruins recovered. Downey's swift Bill Hauck scored the lone touchdown in the waning moments of the fourth quarter with a i2-yard run. ef Louie DeMartino charges goalward for a TD against Fullerton. Dave Shirley rips LB Wilson Page 152 Forced fo Follow Don Ortmann grabs a pass against LB Poly DOWNEY O, LB POLY I2 Downey's offense was completely stymied by the power- ful LB Poly squad, who went on to become CIF champions The Vikings held the widely heralded Rabbit offense scoreless in the first half, with neither team mounting a serious scoring threat, in the game played at the Long Beach Memorial Stadium. Led by speedy Dee Andrews, the .lackrabbits scored after a penalty forced Downey to kick at the beginning of the third quarter. From here the Vikings battled in their own territory, when finally, on their own 20, an attempted punt failed after a bad pass from center, and the Rabbits got possession of the ball on the Downey 3-yard line. Allen Korneff, Ferris Granier and Roger Malstead repulsed three cracks at the middle of the line, but eventually Andrews went around end for the second and final score. Both extra-point tries were blocked by Malstead. .lim Eis rambles for a TD against LB Jordan DOWNEY 33, LB JORDAN 7 Downey met its third Long Beach foe in a row on Burbeck Field before home crowds, and completely anni hilated the Panthers, 33-7, for their first victory of the season. Viking followers were surprised andapprehensive when the Jordanites crossed the goal line the first time they got their hands on the ball, but from then on the forces of Bill Houck, Jim Eis, Dave Shirley and Al Korneff took command. Shirley smashed his way 8 yards for Downey's first touchdown, Bill Houck sprinted 38 yards for the next one after Don Ortmann had recovered an onside kick by the Vikings. Al Korneff powered his way 15 yards over guard for the third TD. Shirley loped and danced his way for 34 yards for the fourth score, and the final one came in the fourth quarter when .lim Eis took a handoff from Bartgis and followed his blockers all the way. Michaels made good three ofthe five PAT's. BILL MARTIN DAVE SHIRLEY Cenlef Halfback League First Team BILL SABO JIM EIS Fullback Fullback po VVon No 77fle Bill Houck makes one of three TD'S VS- LYnW00d' DOWNEY 25, LYNWOOD 6 Lynwood, with o 4--O record Coming into their second league tilt, was a strong favorite to wallop the Vikings in their Home- coming Game on Burbeck Field, but flying Bill Houck turned the tables by rushing for three touchdowns to lead the Downehites to o 25-6 trouncing of the visitors. The Knights plowed through the Downey defenses for the first TD within o few minutes after the first kickoff, but it was their only counter of the entire fracas, Houck got Downey off to the scoring binge with a 68-yard gallop on the first scrimmage plgy ofter the kickoff following the Lynwood score, and the score stood 6-6 at the halftime. After the teams had battled without o break for five minutes in the third period, Phil Ortiz ripped off tackle and outron the defending Knight backs in a 65-yard scoring dosh to register CHUCK SWENSON Guard BUCK MICHAELS Quarterback -4, the go-ahead tally, a lead which the Vikings never surrendered. Viking conditioning paid off in the fourth period, when Houck sped past the depleted Lynwood ranks for the final two scores on runs of 51 and 34 yards. One odd feature of these offensive successes was thot each one came on the first down after Downey had token over the ball from Lynwood. Bill gained o totol of 205 yards from scrimmage. Chuck Swenson and Ferris Granier move in to bring o Lynwood back to a halt. KARL ALLEN End FRED CONVERTINI Tackle Oufdone in Sheer Courage Bill Hauck drives for a long gain against Paramount. DOWNEY 74g PARAMOUNT 77 ln the final tilt of the season, the Vikings tangled with the strong aggregation from nearby Paramount, who had never before won a game from Downey. The Pirates had an unblemished slate of eight victories without a loss, and were strong favorites, but the Vikes put up a stiff battle before finally succumbing, 77-74, in the last 30 seconds on a do-or-die field goal by Jerry Otterson. Three costly fumbles nullified Downey's statistical victory of 305 yards to 736 for Paramount. The Pirates, with Otterson at the helm, exploded quickly as they moved efficiently and smoothly down field for the first score and successful PAT to make it 7-0, Paramount. Hauck, whose raw power and speed led the Viking forces this night, came to the rescue with a 50-yard romp to the Paramount 20, where catlike Phil Ortiz gained another 75, and Houck burst through the left side for the final five yards and a score to knot the count. The heart-breaking turning point came in the second period, when Ortiz leaped high to pull down an Otterson aerial. Houck then sprinted and powered his way for 24 yards, only to fumble IO yards from the goal, but the alert Roger Malstead saved the Vikings momentarily by recovering the fumble and moving to the three. Ortiz smashed the line for two more, then Hauck fumbled as he drove to the goal,and the Pirates recovered on the one, to stop the Downey threat. ln the second half Michaels engineered a drive to the Pirate 79, but a 5-yrad clipping penalty gave Paramount possession on downs. They moved swiftly down field to another score, and a 74-7 lead. Shirley, Korneff, Eis and Houck alternated to power the Vikes to where Ortiz went over for the score, and Michaels added the PAT to tie. the score, 74-74. Viking hopes were shattered a few minutes later when a first- down gamble failed on the Downey 74, and Otterson sent the ball through the uprights for the 77-74 final score. BRUCE LIER End FRED SCOTT Guard TERRY BAKER En GLEN TREADWELL End Ortiz is still churning as he's brought down by Pirates. Page '57 if JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: Nelson Glenn, Bob Durazzo, Wayne Brown, Ken Ferrara, Milre Knox, Lonnie Knox, Dalton O'Neal, Larry Smith, Don Krebs. SECOND ROW: Steve McLaren, Gale Andrews, Varus Kardashian, Richard Wieler, Bill Gabriel, Tom Thompson, Eugene Brooks, Don Moye, Dennis Hagarty. JV SEASON'S RECORD DOWNEY O Fullerton 7 DOWNEY 6 LB Wilson 24 DOWNEY 79 LB Poly 14 DOWNEY 79 LB Jordan 8 DOWNEY DOWNEY 40 Lynwood 27 Under the perfection-seeking eye al Coacl Chuck Hannah, the JV gridalers turnea in a suc cessful 3-2 slate in league play for thirc place, 7 Warren 6 with several sophomores installed in starting positions, lnannah's breeding grounds will be furnishing next yearys varsity with experienced 'DOWNEY 18 Centennial 19 'DOWNEY O lithe lzallbaclf Nelson Glenn, who, though hamp- iuniors, plus an outstanding group ol senlors I3 C-Qmpfon Hannah bestowed the cavetec: MVF award on his 59 Paramount 'Indicates League Came Page 158 THIRD ROW: Hubert Fillmore, Bruce Francis, Ted Perumean, Wes Keebler Ron Melott, Don Martin, Dennis Nielson, Rodney Young, TOP ROW: Coach Chuck Hannah, Earl Salter ln-igr.l, Dennis Hiatt, Fred Schambeclc, Lewis Decker, Pete Lucas, Wayne Moye, Garry Damon Joe Forney, Student Coach Jerry Gregg. erec by iniuries, turned in a 72 yaras per car , average onthe overall season. Kerny Ferrara, a lighting l-lc-DGUV'lfI guafa VCCEIYELJ the Linen'an of the Year honor lo his strong offensive ana defensive showing. Dalton O'Neal, Glenn, Lonnie Recoras, Doi' Krebs, Bob Durazzo, Richard Wieler, and Mike Knox are all given excellent chances to break into the varsity lineup come next season. BEE SEASON'S RECORD League Lighfweighf Champs BEE FOO BOTTOM ROW: Warren Lamb, Dennis Griggs, Jim Russell, Sam Gilman, Don Wagner, John Clark, Gerry Collier, Harry Stewart, Tony Taylor, Jim Hardy, Mike Sokolis, Jim Haworth. SECOND ROW: Steve DuMars, Jay Cordell, Charles Hernandez, Larry Carter, Jim Spiking, Bill Frederick, Jim McArthur, Lonnie Vaughn, Don Swanson, Mike Gerstenkorn, Gary Stack, John Kincaid ltrainerl. THIRD ROW: Jim Rogers, Bill Ramsey, Bob Kowarsch, Steve Poe, TBALL SQUAD Ed Westberg, Bill Anderson, Richard Battaglia, Alan Schmoker, Burrel Magnusson, Gary Okura, Bob Toone. FOURTH ROW: Maurice Cavanaugh lmgr.i, Doug Buckner, Dave Ethington, Mike Shifflet, Willie Nagami, Bill Balentine, Steve Craig, Harold Becker, Duane Nixon, Steve Ferraro. TOR ROW: Coach Joe Simanek, Jerry Royal, Gary Huxtable, Bill Culwell, Ken Woodie, Arlo Nuss, Tom Blake, Vernon Whybrew, Coach Leonard Sexton. THE SEASON This year's Bee Coast League football champions were the MOST successful team of light- weights in Downey's long history. They compiled a brilliant record of five victories against two defeats and one tie, with all the losses being in non-league encounters. Led by returning letterwinners John Clark, Dave Ethington and Jim Hardy and Don Wagner, they won all five of their league games. This is in marked contrast with previous years, when a single DOWNEY Fullerton 7 victory was regarded as a successful season. DOWNEY LB Wilson 6 Coaches Leonard Sexton and Joe Simanek put together a team of swift backs coupledwitha DOWNEY LB Poly 13 Uie, small but aggressive and agile forward wall which outplayed all opponents. Picked as the Lineman of the Year was Tom Blake, while the Offensive Back of the Year Jordon 74 was fullback Duane NiX0r1. DOWNEY Warren O Arloh Nuss was named recipient of the Defensive Lineman of the Year and the Defensive 'DOWNEY LyI'lW0Od O Back of the Year was Steve Ferraro, who also handleo' the uarterback jfh. q 'DOWNEY Centennial O Co-captains were second-year players Dave Ethington and John Clzik, .vith sophomore Burfel 'DOWNEY Compton 6 Magnusson' ,, Letter-winners were: two-year--John Clark, Dave Ethington, Jim if ' I' , Don Wagner, one-year- DQWNBY Paramount 6 --Bill Anderson, Bill Balentine, Richard Battaglia, Harold Becker, ' Blake, Doug Buckner, lndlcafes League Game Gerry Collier, Steve Craig, Bob Dalton, Steve Ferraro, Safr Grin-an, Ji -vorth, Burrel Magnusson Willie Nagami, Duane Nixon, Arloh Nuss, Gary Okura, Jim Rogers, Jim Russell, Alan Schmoker, Harry Stewart, Don Swanson, Tony Taylor, Bob Toone, Eg Westberg, Ken W00flfe, MU'-'Vice Cavanaugh fmgr.l, and John Kincaid ltrainerl, Page 159 Th ere Was Also Acfion C C 0 9 - -as I ' rf' ,Q , ,.AA. , :W Q K Af ni 1, .Q Q? 5 14 ,He x W M A, 45 f ' 'V+-5 5 I 'ig f , fi 1 kv? H 0 W C- J T M L ' ,, 9 . 4 ' ' l, 9 Z3-4 K-yn , !'3-if' 5 1 Q, dv 'K H ' Z' 1 Q ffff Ik 2 3 49 4 K Q if I ' xx 'Q fig 1 f Q W X , QBIIE QSR -nr but + ' If 2' 5 , I x b XNZJ 9 . ,A,,. i Some of the Players, and f at lin V, ,, 'wvyw x Page 162 his Top left -- Ferris Granier fCenterl Bottom left -- Bob Koch fForwardl Middle --Dove Hayward fGuardl All-League First Team All-CIF First Team Bottom center -- Ronnie Ray fGuardl Top right -- Paul Rasmussen fForwardl Bottom right -- Phil Ortiz fGuardl Coach Bill Moore's bosketballaggregation turned out for practice with dim hopes of paralleling the previous year's third place finish in the always tough Coast League. With only Dave Hayward as a returning letterman, Coach Moore was forced to rely strongly on JV returnees who had fashioned a respectable, but not outstanding record the previous season. After a fairly successful practice season, the Vikes opened the league play with a 65-Sl victory over Warren, withrhlayward 1 ,f if ly y .'2.1,1'4 14 gh 1 , , 4 fa 05.192 ff fm 5 Z '25 4 g'Y 19 4' dz, .5 AQ 3 Y 234 I 4.4 iivrfesrm i I? Bee ana' Cee Baskefeers BEE BASKETBALL SQUAD KNEELING: Alfred Joy, Bob Payan, Muff Scanlon, Jerry Collier, STANDING: Coach Leonard Sexfon, Merle Nordschow lm9 -lf Fred Bogen Joel Ham, Brad Mamews. Wesley Rosecrans, Wally Moore, Larry Carter, Doug Buckner, I Gary JCHOS, Jay Cordell, Vernon Whylzrew, Dave Voighflrngnl. BEE LEAGUE SEASON CEE LEAGUE SEASON DOWNEY 69 Warren 40 DOWNEY Warren DOWNEY 37 Lynwood 31 DOWNEY L nw d DOWNEY 49 Centennial sa DOWNEY Cimeflfyial DOWNEY 43 Compfon 44 DOWNEY Com Yon Downey 37 Pmmounf 26 DOWNEY Parafnounr DOWNEY 66 Warren 48 DOWNEY Warren DOWNEY 46 Lynwood 42 DOWNEY L nwood DOWNEY 58 Cenfennicl 84 DOWNEY C:nfenn'ul DOWNEY 43 Compfon 46 DOWNEY Com fonl DOWNEY 38 Paramount 27 , P DOM NEY Paramount CEE BASKETBALL SQUAD Page KNEELTNG, Gary Sfack, Jimmy Graham, Keith McKee Paul Alan Adams Don Ross Allen DeSpain Danny Finley Dennis ' ' B B . Gr! s, Jim Marslu, Don Greenfield, Ron Wells, Dennis Krienlce Davidson, Chris Egan, err rown gg STANDING: Coach Leonard Sexton, Merle Nordschow lmgr.J, Jerry Shaw, Dave Voigl1fllT19f.l. Musclemen of fhe Mai VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM KNEELING: John Tiner, Ken Balliger, Richard Battaglia, Larry Hamilton, Pete Cook, STANDING: Dave Walter, Jim Eis Bob Adamson, Gary Sokolis, Jerry Stec, Bob Toone. 5 Coach Phil Jones' wrestlers turned in a fine 6-5 record in the christening year of the mat sport at Downey Participating in a league with several experienced wrestling squads, the Vikes responded by recording a 3-I slate in league matches. The Vikings tumbled Dominguez, 50-IO, Norwalk, 45-3, and closed out the season by shutting out Artesia, 52-O. Larry'Hamilton, defeated only once through the regular season, went all the way to the first round of the CIF finals before being eliminated. He fought in the IO3-Ib. division. Pete Cook, another small package of dynamite in the 95-Ib. division, went to the CIF semi-finals before being knocked off. Jim Eis, another standout, was defeated only twice in the l75-Ib. class, while Jerry Stec and Bob Toone added several convincing victories in the middle division. THE SEASON DOWNEY Sante Fe 25 DOWNEY EI Rancho 29 DOWNEY Sierra 32 DOWNEY Bellflower 29 DGWNEY Dominguez IO' DOWNEY Montebello 22 DOWNEY Earl Warren 29' DOWNEY California I9 DOWNEY Norwalk 3' DOWNEY Artesia O' DOWNEY Whittier 34 ' denotes league matches ,IV WRESTLING TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Moye, Karl Allen, John Pruess, Lonnie Vaughn, Ken Ferrara, Hamming, Ralph Canale. Bob Page 165 VARSITY WATERPOLO RECORD DOWNEY 6 Anaheim 5 DOWNEY 5 Whittier 12 DOWNEY 7 El Rancho 4 DOWNEY I3 Poly 6 DOWNEY 2 El Segundo 7 DOWNEY 4 Whittier 7 DOWNEY 3 El Segundo 6 DOWNEY 8 LB Jordon 7 DOWNEY 5 Compton 3 DOWNEY 7 Lakewood 4 DOWNEY 4 LB Wilson 6 DOWNEY 8 La Habra O VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM SEATED: Tom Del Pesco, Dennis Tierney, Bill Slavik , David Coon, Ron Altic, Eddie Donner, Murdoch Fraser, Roy McMichaels, Mike Wilson, Mike Roche. STANDING: Mike Lindell, Bill Banasky, Dick Tostenson, Dave Ballard, Eddie TUYIOV, Coach Tyne, Coach Schultz. Page 166 VARSITY WATERPOLO A green varsity waterpolo team started the season by taking thirdplace in the Inglewood tournament, with Kent Taylor and Ron Libby the big guns in the Viking attack. They gradually improved, and took second in the Coast-Moore League, losing only to LB Wilson by a 6-4 score. They went into CIF playoffs, but lost in the first round to LA Habra. Mark Esping and Dave Ballard made the All-League first team, and Altic, Coon, Taylor, Fraser,and Mike Roche made the second. VARSITY WATERPOLO TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Mike Wilson, Bill Slavik, Charles Leis, Murdoch Fraser, Ron Altic, David Coon, Eddie Donner, Eddie Taylor, MIDDLE ROW: Dave Dallard, Art Dever, Richard Tostenson, Bill Banasky, Norman Whitehead, Pete Young, Garry Bronson, Roy McMichaels. TOP ROW: Mike Roche, Dennis Tierney, Mike Lindell, Mark Esping, Tom Del Resco, Ray Wolf ln1gr.I, Tom Woods, lmgr.I. STANDING: Asst. Coach Pat Tyne, Coach .lim Schultz. ' VARSITY SWIMMING Compared to their waterpolo record, Downey varsity mermen had a poor year, losing all their practice meets, and taking only two league meets, ending up with a 2-4 record. They defeated LB Jordan, 57-18, and Compton, 49-28, but lost to LB Poly, Millikan, Lakewood and LB Wilson. Murdoch Fraser, Bill Banasky, Dave Coon, Ron Alric and Mike Roche placed in the Moore-Coast League finals, and Ron Altic got to the CIF semi-finals. CIF Champions, BEE WATERPOLO TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Chuck Warren, Robert Ross, Chuck Broker, Erbie Rosales, Ron Libby, Jerry Schuber, Bill Pettit, Chester Anderson. MIDDLE ROW: Dave Ludwick, Dick Prosser, Dave Lundberg, LeRoy Moody, Kemp Bailey, Jim Tisue, Jack Mitchell, Dan Coloman, Gary Lezotte. TOP ROW: Marvin Dye, Alan Slagle, Dan Nelson, Kent Taylor, Art Anderson, Darrell Gillis, Tom Del Pesco Img l Ray Wolf Imgr.l. STANDING: Asst. Coach Pat Tyne, Coach Jim Schultz. BEE WATERPOLO SEASON DOWNEY 0 DOWNEY 3 DOWNEY 5 DOWNEY 8 DOWNEY T3 DOWNEY 9 DOWNEY 3 DOWNEY 9 DOWNEY 8 DOWNEY 7 CIF Playoffs: DOWNEY I0 DOWNEY 4 DOWNEY 6 Whittier f EI Segundo Whittier LB Poly El Segundo LB Jordam Lakewood Millikan LB Wilson Compton Morningside California Inglewood BEE WATERPOLO Giving the greatest exhibitions of play o any of the three divisions the Bee water poloists became the l958 CIF champions after taking the Moore Coast League title Their only losses were in practice games with their old nemeses Whittier and El Segundo Kent Taylor was selected by Coaches Schultz and Tyne as the most valuable player and others giving fine per formances were Chuck Warren .lim Tisue Ron Libby and Jack Mitchell Warren made the All League first team and Libby Taylor Mitchell and Dave Lundberg made the second team BEE SWIMMING Bee swimmers like the Bee poloists came up with a championship but shared it with LB Jordan After bowing to Poly the Vikes defeated Compton 42 26 Mllllkan 50 28 Lakewood 45 15 and Wilson 44 33 but lost to Jordan Big guns were Alan Slagle Chuck Warren Jim Tisue and Kent Taylor who went into CIF competition Chuck was the only one to come through to the finals breaking the school record in the individual medley with a time of 428 and placing second inthe CIF finals BEE SWIMMING TEAM T' SEATED: Alan Slagle, Ray Wolf, Chuck Warren, Jerry Schuber, Ron Libby, Dave Lundberg, Earl Ludwick, Kent Taylor, Ronald Ross. STANDING: Dan Nelson, Coach Tyne, Ed Flores, Coach Schultz, Jim Tisue, Page 167 Damp, buf Do ughfy CEE WATERPOLO TEAM BOTTOM ROW Vinton Ish Kenneth Smith Ron Talbot Sid Cavanaugh Doug Burt Mike Patten Bob Franklin- Dave Pederson Russell Glidewell Dave Yale MIDDLE ROW Don Williams John Batchelor Danny Spence Doug Hollingsworth Vernon Collins Dave Koeth Lawrence McCauley John Harvey Tom Stockey TOP ROW Bill Johnson Ken Paine Chris Egan Ted Young Sanford Wesson Tom Del Pesco mgr Ray Wolf Imgrl STANDING Coach Pat Tyne Coach Jim Schultz CEE WATERPOLO SEASON Nearly matching the record of the Bee poloists, the Cee team won the Moore-Coast League title, andvwent to the CIF finals before losing the Whittier, 6-5, Ken Smith, Sid Cavanaugh, Dave Pederson, Vinton Ish, and Ron Talbot made the All-Leifgeu first team. I CEE WATERPOLO DOWNEY 3 DOWNEY 2 DOWNEY 5 oowNEY 9 DOWNEY 5 DOWNEY 8 DOWNEY m DOWNEY 4 DOWNEY H CIF PiQy0H5: DOWNEY 6 DOWNEY 7 DOWNEY 5 EI Segundo Whittier Whittier LB Poly El Segundo LB .lordan Lakewood LB Wilson Millikan California El Segundo Whittier 9 8 I3 4 3 3 4 7 4 4 4 6 Cee swimmers won over El Segundo, 53-77, and Fullerton, 44-75, in pre- league meets, and lost to Whittier. In league competition they lost to LB Poly and LB Wilson, but, sparked by Vinton Ish, Dave Koeth, Ken Smith and Mike Patten, beat Millikan 38-Zi, Lakewood ' ' 38-Zl and LB Jordan 48-ll. In the league finals Ken Smith broke the school B'-7 T Cee record in the breast-stroke, and , Mike Patten broke the backstroke record. No one in the Cee division went to the du CIF finals, but Ish, Smith, Koeth, Patten, John Batchelor and Sid Cavanaugh made it tothe pre-lims. H CEE SWIMMING TEAM B TTOM ROW Lawrence McCaule Dou Burt Dave CUSS O I Y, 9 1 ' po e Ron Talbot, John Batchelor, Sid Cavanaugh, TOP ROW? Ted YOUHQ Im9f-It Mike Pfllfefh COUCIT Q Vjnyon Ighl Dove Pedergon, Robert Kirkwood, Tyne, Ken Smith, Coach Schultz, Russell Rose. These Hif fhe Dusfy 77'ail VARSITY CROSSCOUNTRY TEAM LEFT T0 RIGHT: Clive Sql-'lbb lrf19r.l, Jim Bennett lcapt.i, John Stubler, Tom Gillespie, Balfour Gary Cobbsi HU VeY Self, RlCl'I0fCl George Abernathy, Coach Al Zimmerman. VARSITY CROSSCOUNTRY DOWNEY 19 LB Wilson DOWNEY 35 LB Jordan DOWNEY 22 Warren DOWNEY 31 Lynwood DOWNEY 23 Centennial DOWNEY 39 Compton DOWNEY Paramount Tri.meet DOWNEY 47 Compton Poly 40 lLow score winsl Varsity crosscountry runners, paced by nearly invincible Rich Bennett, took third place in Coast League this year. Bennett, named Most Valuable went unbeaten in all dual meets, and will be back next year to give Coach AI Zimmer- man a splendid start for another good team. Gary Cobbs, Harvey Self, Tom Gillespie and George Abernathy will also be back, so that the outlook is anything but dismal. Jim Ballou, who was usually second to Bennett, and John Stubler,were the only seniors. John Vicars, Walt Spawr, Steve Acosta and Rich Keyzers are all expected to develop into strong varsity performers after a winning season on the junior varsity. J V CROSSCOUNTRY DOWNEY 25 Wilson DOWNEY 19 Warren DOWNEY 35 Jordan DOWNEY 31 Lynwood DOWNEY 20 Centennial DOWNEY 20 Compton DOWNEY Paramount Tri-meet DOWNEY 32 Poly Compton 59 lLow score winsl JV CROSSCOUNTRY' TEAM SEATED: Ralph Stephens, Rich Keyzers, Brad Maurice Eames, Donald Latham, James Larrcbec, Cox, Mickey Myers, John Vicars lcapt.l, Ember! Dennis Wilson, Roger Cannon, Ronald Goodman, Stringer, Dennis Krecji,Paul McGut'fin, Bill Tweit, Dave Sewell, Walt Spawr, Steve A505101 james STANDING: Clive Squibb lmgr.J, Dave Crocker, Diegnl Bernard Kaye, Coach Al Zimmerman. page D. i .. Around fhe Oval - K gs l1 1 mf.. VARSITY TRACK SQUAD KNEELING Dell Bayles Wayne Bro n Hubert F Ilmore John V ca s Vcrn Vcnnes Jarrt Prto chello N1ckMItsch Al Korneff Rtchard Bennett Fine VARSITY TRACK MEETS DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY M I llrkan Warren Lynwood Centennial Compton Paramount Y 1 TRACK TEAM CAPTAINS Byll Cfmorustl lCeeI Fred Convertmt lVors1tyI Walt Spawr fBeeI Dennis Wilson fVars1tYl Page 170 STANDING Glen Mott lmgr I Coach Dick Alonzo Maurice Eames Ton1G:Ilesp:e Steve Cohen .lon Pack Paul Rasmussen Bob Koch Don Ortmann Phil Ortiz Karl Allen Fred Converttnt Coach Al Zimmerman THE SEASON The varsity track squad captured a third place In the final Coast League standings, behind perennial powerhouses Compton and Centennial Head Coach Al Zimmerman and his staff of Dick Alonzo and Gus Headmgton were beset by continual aches and pains of their thmclads In the frrst dual meet of the league season the Vikings dropped an upset 74 29 decrsfon to Earl Warren when several expected pomt winners were on the sidelines because of IUIUTIES The Vfkes then won two out of the next four contests Don Ortmann, who the year before had captured frrst place rn the high lump In Coast League competition, fell back one to take a second this year Dennis Wilson qualified for the CIF prellms In the T20 htgh hurdles, but was eltmrnated from further compe trtron .larlt Pftochellt placed In the 440 to allow him to go on Wtth all the varsity asplrants eliminated In the quarterflnal round, the Bees and Cees were left holding the bag John Vfcars and Rich Bennett were both discarded In that round, and only Roger Fine was left In the polevault Hrs best of the year was ll 6 good for first rn the Coast League Tom Gillespie and Bob Toone of the championship Cee squad were excluded from further competition In the semis and that left only Terry Hendrix and Bob Franklin In the polevault Tom Gillespie In the 660 Btll Clmarustl who holds the school record of 49 In the shotput and the 440 relay team Hendrix finally captured a tie for third ID the CIF polevault finals going II 912 but all the others were eliminated De-er, ' , I I l 'I ', I, I , I zo ' - 84 29 74 56 48 23 - 78 . . . . 27 77 . . . 47 35 . . 3 np li BEE TRACK MEETS DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY BEE TRACK SQUAD STANDING Glen Morf lmgrl Coach Dlck Alonzo Dave Erhrngfon Ray Vlclal Barry Nefder Don Shad ell Doug Samson Gary Okura ,l1mBgllQU Pere Lucas Coach Al Zimmerman CEE TRACK MEETS DOWNEY MHhkm1 DOWNEY Wanen DOWNEY Lynwood DOWNEY Cememnd DOWNEY Common DOWNEY Pammown KNEELING: Richard Buckner, Bfll Anderson, Bob Toone, Sfeve Acosfa, Don Williams, Bill Cimarosrl lcaphl, Mrke Gersfenkorn,BillBalenflne, SQUAD STANDlNG:Gler1 Mort lmgr,l, Coach D1ckAlonzo, Terry Hendrix, Dennis Krfenke, Willlam FrankS, Boll Franklin, Ember! Stringer, Sherman Fufak, Charles Hernandez, Jim Diego, Dan Boggs, Coach Al Zfmmerman. Ana' up ln fhe Air T I E A I MikewGrlggs, Harold Decker, Gorlf Elewellynl, 1 - ' 67' 50 ' ' 44 46 45 48 37 51 29 ' 69 39 ' 42 34 61 38 39 27 28 35 I I Diamond Dusfers, AQ , .mahuk VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD KNEELING Buck M chaels B b Du D ght STANDING CO Ch Phl JO B0 Ad 5 es ann A gel Clesce D H y ar J ck H s ey Doug A es n y A F e S t B II Re ne B ll Ha c Moder G ry Shelly Bo Her e a ch G Il a ef t 9 SEASON S RECORD Pre League DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY Anaheim Huntington Montebello Whittier Bellflower Fullerton LB Wilson LEAGUE DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY Page 172 Warren Lynwood Centennial Compton Paramount Warren Lynwood Centennial Compton Paramount Warren Lynwood Centennial Compton Paramount Beach O 7 3 74 innings a 5 I I i , a razzo, wi : a i nes, b am on, Gi m , n a ri, ave a w d, Bill a or l , nd r on, Ro Ra , ,rt Martin, r d cot , i a y, i u k, , a , b r r , Ri Tim Mf l V' Y fm9'-l- Keyz s m r.l. 3 t L 5 heartbreaking l-0 loss to Montebello, gave no indication of the 0 , . ' . . . 11 ' ' 5 . 3 - Q . . 5 1 . - . . . 73 6 . . . .' . 12 ' O - - - . o 3 - f 2 5 - 1 ' 8 - D A 2 4 . . . . u D ' . - 5 0 . . . . . i 3 2 - - . - I 7 7 .' . I . . I 2 - 5 - I 2 3 I . I . 6 5 . . . . ll 0 , , , 0 7 . . . . ' . . 4 ' 8 . . ' 4 6 , '. . ' K , . 2 D I . l . H - THE SEASON With the advent of spring and that season s own national pastime the outlook was termed bright for the horsehiders in their quest for a third straight Coast League crown A near perfect 6 'l record in pre league games containing a eventual catastrophic results The roof caved in on newly appointed varsity mentor Phil .lones and his proteges as the league season was realized Beginning with a 3 O loss to arch rival Earl Warren the Vikes wentwinless until they paired off with Paramount in the finalgame of the initial round Hitting or rather the lack of it was the malor headache The entire team batting average was hardly above an anemic 200 mark ln an effort to add a little punch to the otfense Coach .lanes snatched up sophomores Roger Cannon and Steve Craig from the layvees Cannon turned out to be the find of the year as he led the team in the final six games with a 462 average Craig sub mitted some great defensive work and timely hitting Bob Durazzo a iunior performing at the third base post was the most consistent hitter averaging nearly one hit a game over the 22 game stretch Dave Hayward one of the three returning lettermen turned in his usual steady game behind the plate after switching from last year s second base position With practically no hitting to back him up Buck Michaels fashioned a not too fashionable 4 9 season record even though his earned run average was a magnificent l 50 The final season slate was a discouraging lO 72 won lost record and the Vikes dismal showing in their last year of Coast League ball placed them in the deep dark cellar for the first time in seven years wgN.y2+ , 333' Y imgaA'lu 1 ' U'-Tx, jc, AW 53' ,i 9 ID 4 an .,4w..,., , '-umm Di vof Diggers, and I 'IEA ,li JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD KNEELING: Tom Blake lmgr.l, Jim Russell, STANDING: Jim Haworth, Dennis Nielson, Don Bobby Vigen, Skip Simonton, Burrel Magnusson, Swanson, Coach Bill Moore, Bob McLaren, Jerry Bill Ramsey. Martin, Dennis Hagerty. THE SEASON Downey again had fine golf teams this year, the varsity having mark of I4 wins, 8 losses, and the .lV's losing only one match and tying one, with 8 wins. Fletcher Dickinson was top man for Coach Hannah's divot diggers, finishing with a 74.6 average, and getting the most valuable player award. Dave Lynch was second with 77.4. Top JV golfer was Bob Ritchie with an 85 average, and Harvey Fifer was second with an 88 average. GOLF TEAMS VARSITY fkneelingl: Jim Williams, Sherman Elrod, Bruce Francis, Dave Lynch, Fletcher Dickinson, Steve Ferraro. JUNIOR VARSITY fstandingl: Coach Chuck Hannah, Ray Rosenbauer, Bob Ritchie, Bill Kirkwood, Mike Butchers, Steve Asrican, Chuck Sfowell, l'lOfvey Flfef, Page I74 VARSITY GOLF DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY Muir Montebello Chaffey Chalfey California Poly Warren Wilson Lakewood Jordan MiHikan DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY 22 II 6 8 25 ZI 6 it IO O II JUNIOR VARSITY SEASON Pre-League DOWNEY Anaheim DOWNEY Montebello DOWNEY Bellflower DOWNEY Huntington DOWNEY Whittier DOWNEY Fullerton DOWNEY L B Wilson Le DOWNEY Warren DOWNEY Lynwood DOWNEY Centennial DOWNEY Compton DOWNEY Paramount DOWNEY Warren DOWNEY Lynwood DOWNEY Centennial DOWNEY Compton DOWNEY Paramount DOWNEY Warren DOWNEY Lynwood DOWNEYY 6 Centennial DOWNEY Compton DOWNEY Paramount J V GOLF DOWNEY Muir DOWNEY California DOWNEY Poly DOWNEY Millikan DOWNEY Wilson DOWNEY Jordan DOWNEY Lakewood DOWNEY Warren Racquet' Ro un ders TENNIS SEASON Coach Dan Arnheim's racquet squad, termed the best Downey has had in 28 years, put on a determined but futile bid for the Coast League crown, losing only to the Compton Tarbabes in three different meetings. Compton swept to a perfect I5-O record, while the Vikings took second with a I2-3 slate. Bob Ballard, who won an all-league first team berth as a single player, ended the season as the number fwo point winner in the entire league. Stu Schwartz, the number one man at the outset of the season, was hampered by injuries throughout the season but managed to come through with some clutch points. Jim Fox and Lee Shershow, both first team all-league selections as doubles players, were two more valuable point getters. Greg Fox, a second all-league team pick, and Mark Lyons teamed up to add points. I Mark Lyons, VARSITY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNEY The junior varsity squad turned in an almost equally successful season, with an 'II-4 record. Such players as George Francisco, Warren Lamb, Tom Salfzman and Willie Nagami will be back to bolster the varsity squad next year, and possibly build a championship team. VARSITY TENNIS SQUAD KNEELING: Bob Frinier, Tom Saltzman, Kurt Larsen, Greg Fox. STANDING: John Kincaid lmgr.l, Bob Ballard, Fred Wechsung, Lee Shershow, Jim Fox, Coach Dan Arnheim. LEAGUE RESULTS 20 Warren I2 25 Lynwood 7 Z4 Centennial 8 I3 Compton 79 30 Paramount 2 23'2 Warren 8I2 I7I2 Lynwood lfilg 27'2 Centennial 472 I3 Compton 20 37 Paramount I I6'2 Warren I5Ig 25 Lynwood 7 2772 Centennial III2 I3 Compton I9 28 Paramount 4 JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS SQUAD KNEELING: Jim Marsh, George Francisco, Willie Nagami, Warren Lamb, Alan Adams, STANDING: Bill Abery lmgr.l, Jim Rogers, Bob Kowarsch, Ken Keim, Don Greenfield, Kirk Kirkwood, Coach Dan Arnheim. J V LEAGUE RESULTS T872 Warren I3I2 ISIQ Lynwood I6I2 Centennial Forfeit 772 Compton 257. 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Paramount Boulevard TOpaz I-I278 Downey, California House of Decor Armand Francis 'broadlooms 'carpets 'rugs DOWNEY CARPET COMPANY Topaz 2-2818 Topaz 9-54I4 8136 E, Firestone Blvd. Downey, California DOWN Buxmnlfgf, Sharon Chrisfie has a lof of fun in finding just fhe HIS H707 kl55P 00f llP5flCk?H Dennis Tle f'eY WGHYS fo pmpe, Sporys Wea, Of. I n know os he helps Gloria Hack shop ai. .. ZELLA BRUMLEY'S INC. SPORT TOGS WO0LWORTH'S II045 Downey Ave. TOpoz 'IVAIAIQ , , S d S , D , C I I 9149 Sfonewood Topaz 9-1314 Yonewoo quore owney o I ornia Downey, Cclifornici lf fakes fine equipmenr to turn our fine prinfing, Mary Steve Cohen and Paul Rasmusson discover They can gei' Conley and Sherry Merrifiled learn from Mr. Gowdy af. .. the best qualify of men's clofhing af economical prices G Page IQO j CHAMPION PRINTING POTASHNICK S 8207 E. Second Street, Downey, California Men qnd Boyg Store III345 Downey Ave Downe California I ff hx.. Sherry Tweif and Arf Moder find the ulfirnafe in modern Carolyn Palmer ana' Laurie Jones love fo hear if Said furniture af. . . wifh flowers from. . n z f X X , f . If . Y' , , V i Specializing in:- Delivery Service MCMAHANS Corsages and Original Weddings WALTERS FLORIST Designing 8203 E' Firestone Boulevard 'l'l94l S. Paramount Boulevard Downey, California TO,-DZ 2-2746 Downey x , -,- HARRY T. MGCDONALD, A.l.A. Architect for the Downey Union School District Hillcrest and Slauson Ave. 3535 W. Slauson Ave, Los Angeles 43, California Page 191 ,jf 4 l 1, . I 5 V 4 Y 4 y '39 E I 1' ' gb 9 W Z 35 X 2 If , M, 2 '53 1 Wi , .-1 ..,.,. 1' . , ' S f' e ss' 'S .. 1 P v, 55. . 2 . , Q . 1 X, , A DIRECTORY OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES DI' wdffen S Spike D' Mo leYL Larson OPTOMETRISTS 8338 East Second Street TOPGZ 2 2231 Alex Stem D D S GENERAL DENTISTRY 11002 South Downey Avenue TOpaz 2 3282 HOLJF2 DAILY9AVl 5PM ATURDAYQAM 1PM Dr HGHYJ Baker OPTOMETRIST TOpaz 9 0811 8205 E 2nd S Evemwcs ev APPOINMENT John Sums D D DENTIST 8232 East Third Street TOpaz 2 2257m Bonds Compensation Auto The Calvin Powell Agency INSURANCE 83401 East Second Street TOpaz 2 2145 Res TOpaz 2 7826 Dr C R Worsley DENTIST 8244 East Fourth Street TOpaz 9 4713 Topaz 9 4611 Dr James D Whlte OPTOMETRIST 8304 E Third Street TOpaz 2 4826 Dr Thomas V Farrell CHIROPRACTOR 8136 East Second Street TOpaz 9 8911 OX 9 4328 TOP01 9 0945 Hallowell Insurance Company 8346 East Second Street d Ralph L Chrnstensen D D S DENTIST Medical Arts Building 10917 S Paramount Blvd TOpaz 1 8416 RIVES AVENUE DENTAL BUILDING 11116 SOUTH RIVES AVENUE paz15 Dr Slmon Lane D S C Chlropodust FootSpec1aIust 8234 East Thtrd Street TOpaz 1 1610 TOpaz 2 7514 Curtls Mason O D OPTOMETRIST Stonewood Center Downey Robert J Flynn D D S ORTHODONTICS 11110 Dolan Street TOpaz 9 3210 L Pacheco J D TOpaz 2 5252 10642 South Downey Avenue Downey Calltornla Kim Steven son INSURANCE AGENCY 8105 East Second Street Topaz 2 2227 Dr Lyman R Frazler DENTIST 11027 South New Street TOpaz 2 2232 Dr Lu Prele Wllllams OPTOMETRIST Contact Lenses 10727 Paramount Blvd lentrance on Sth st1 TOpaz I 9512 Allen E Hom D D S Practice Llmlted to Orthodontscs 10642 S Downey Avenue Topaz 9 0956 Muller Downey Mortuary MEMORY CHAPEL 10927 S Downey Avenue TOpaz 1 1274 Page 19 . 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Firestone Blvd. Downey, California If it's for the Sportsman, say Fred Scott and What the well-dressed young man will wear, Joann Furr, you'll find the best of equipment at: Wes Keebler and Bill Saba find at: RAY'S SPORTING GOODS LEO'S MEN SHOP Ray Grimes, Owner 'll'll4 S. Downey Avenue, Downey, California 11007 S. Downey Avenue, Downey, California page 197 Nuts to you, too, say Peggy Moder and Whether it's wallpaper or paints you need, Carolyn Lee Drake, as they try to decide what Pqf and Rogemary Vespo say you can't go wrong to buy at: af: 3 FDU TDC TDC? 1,1 4 t, I A e,.w,..,,,a,,,, - -.3 oo T- ' -053' 2 g N415 x -1 . -' 5' R ,,Q'gg,f-2' fn n m-- 'ri Q f? 3139 2' gf' f 13 2 2 Q f ':rf -' I . asf' 0 Oz Q 53-1 :mmm 'fm 03--ri to ji Nlg T301 N Q. 2'-.gm 5 9-111:77 ,Jw -zz ml' U3-4 :E gon ,F 340 -Q-IJ U00 ,fm 0113 5 2:2 -ol' Q -4 :ro Z 2.3 5 9-4 wg' Q -U lol - 9, - -. ,, 9.0. 5h 3 m0 W rn: 2. 3 un.: Q : I'T1 O W Sie 3 ' Q-3 -. cn QQ!!! ' 3 Yxo 9 23' CQCB Q ' 0 Zia 5 S 93-LE N420 .sq 33? wg ovv' ' 5 DC-U s CW, UO. mfg.- Qi Z aj If: -. U-' R34 03-I 20 SMS 2? 2 rnC3 lo N 8 F3 0 ' wo- i I 'VN -- ' S9 Qt O CLS 2. M gg- O 2 S2 rn: 3258 Dr. C ARNOLD J. O'TO0LE, O.D. RIO HONDO FURNITURE H022 South New Street ll'l0l South Downey Avenue, Downey, California in the Bus Terminal Bldgj If s greaf the way you feel when you get behmd the wheel of a Luxurious Oldsmobile Lrnda Koless and Irene Copplrn find YW! F7 A NOWLING S OLDSMOBILE INC 7440 Firestone Boulevard Downey Collformo ' 1 . fl Q 1 X i f ,Wt DOVIIIEV BOD? M70 lf you want the quickest, cleanest car wash Does your car suffer from the wrinkles of possible, Marvin Crocker, Bill Reaney and Mike old age? Gary Brewer and Steve Kenney Griggs recommend the recommend the treatments at: DOWNEY CAR WASH DowT1E213B?liAY IQSRKS . . . - Y 8015 E. Firestone Blvd. Downey, California ...Two doors South of Firestone.. lcorner of Firestone and Parclmounti y 5 Duuinfv rsniiiiisbti mnnurncrunsns or RED STAR FERTILM t X Diamonds may be a girls best friend, but Carol Morgan and Colleen Risco say they'll settle for jusy anything from RAFF'S JEWELERS 9113 Stonewood, Downey, California Mascuhne or ,eminine Ange,o Clesc I d Well, it doesn't hurt to dreom, does it? ask , er: an , Roberta Robson find the best in school wearing Nancy Power? and Buck Michaels as 'hey drool over the magnificence ofthe Lincoln Continental apparel at i J.C. PENNEY CO. Djliciyffgrlemsfio 10720 S. Downey, Avenue, Downey, California SACHS AND SONS f'Tf.f-' , va HH- WH' Norseman record columnist Pat Willard gets the latest scoop on music news, as Millie Smith looks at the record selection at .. Television Stereophonic Radios STONEWOOD MUSIC CENTER Hi Fi-Tape Recorders 9l4l Stonewood TOp0z 9-4228 Downey California Virginia Downs and Bob Trageser demonstrate lr, their Eggfer bonnefgm Gay Garfield and the dancing technique which won them a prize Gwynn Pollard get fined gr on a television show contest, a skill learned at Page 202 SKIPPY BLAIR DANCE STUDIO VERA MAE STYLES 93062 E. Firestone Blvd. Downey, California 3237 East Second Street, Downey, California Laying no claim to being story-tellers, Helen A Cowell and Lynn Bailey say fhere's always a Q, fir good yarn at 71g i f im , ,,.- , . 1,4 if william, IL ER ADDLE Restaurants 7339 EAST FLORENCE AVENUE Downey, California TOpaz l-8246 I! f . . , l The occasion is an imporfanf one, one of World's Finest and most interesting W LORRAINFS YARN SHOP you will probably be dining at the H037 S. Downey Avenue, Downey, California Silver Saddle lnnn Luncheons Dinners Banquets Weddings Receptions Joann DeNoble and Barbara Forster Hold the Press at GILLARD PRINTERS H525 S. Paramount Boulevard TOpaz l-8l06 Downey, California Page 203 mm MG ,mb xi I ,, 4- 9 Q, wi, IQ J,-ffguw 1 -u, I 3 , HMB WWW JM m ull!! 53 mi ,, 21 f,,,!!.,,.. ladifaga ff: ' ix I' 22 X G H 1 'Z 5 2: 455: Q52 ll- Z ,X -' BfQs Jig km 'ff X '21 4' , 'ff lkyf XQ . QF li? Z YIM! - 1 Q93 f4 N--. FW Q .A -L,-5g f , KV I In k'iv?1E3'Egi4K?2?y1, Z, 'MJW5W 1 T 1 ! kQ Wfww 9 Q4 5 uae Julene Vogt Sharon Chirco and Joyce Burns GUme5f Sfufled Ummolsf f0Y5 of all descriptions are somewhat awed by the materials they find or are of interest to Linda Batchelor, .lean Strong and Joan Holman ct 2? VAN MATRE LUMBER CO. TOYLANE 'll7l0 South Woodruff Avenue, P.O. Box 206 Downey California llO'l9 S. Downey Avenue, Downey, California Q O -36 HEADQUARTERS FOR THE FINEST ag v 1 6 G, re4llel' K 74 Da li 9 9 nmnfn nufnnsiv MILK FARM FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS 96 Calcforniaj gmedl - eggs-i'fo,,5 , ROCKVIEW GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK bmmvm. N0me'0Wned :Daffy fwinnef of 131 coid Medals since 1930 96 Since i930 66 'Awarded Seal of Commendation For Home Delivery Call: bY parents' Magazine Topaz 1-0965 or Lcmine 9-8183 'Only Milk to Score 10002 in National Competition 4 Page 206 Anyone can afford a mink stole, Carol Scholl tells Mary Terry, if she buys it at SALLY SHOPS of California 8240 E. Firestone Blvd. Downey, California With Marilyn Willburn kibitzing from the Side- lt's easy fo learn to make your own Cl0fheS lines, Lois Pitts gets her little tootsies Shod and Cut down on expensive wearing apparel, with beautiful footwear of VEATCH'S SINGER sswmc CENTER Juvenne Shoes 9123 Stonewood, Downey, California lll2l S. Downey Avenue, Downey, California INDEX