Excelsior High School - El Aviador Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

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LEFT TO RIGHT M T Kllllngs orth C Magnusson C Kendle A E Sommer R R Utterback I-?Ot1I'J of 3145 feed The Board of Trustees under the chairman shrp of Mr Charles Kendle have concluded an other year of servrce to your school Although members of the Board of Trustees are seldom se n by students they are the ones who have to face and solve most of the major problems of expendutures for the school They are the bosns upon which we form our democratsc school life and nt as they who make sure that Excelsnor has the best an equipment bunldmgs faculty and admlmstrotuon WIJQL .24 EllI'l'llgLl To the sensors now leaving the memory of Excelsnor rnnght well be em bodied In the tngure of a man whose qulet smnle and pleasant manner can tnnues to be o shnnung example for the enture student body Leader and chuet organizer at Excelsior Mr Burnught worknng together wrth the board ordnnatung the Interests of the neughborung cammunntnes the Interests of the students admnnlstrators and faculty Mr Burnlght has worked an every way to and In the growth of each undlvldual as well as the student body as a whole Stnvung at all times to encourage the operatuon ot our school s student body government Superlntendent Ralph Burnnght ably represents our school and nts Democracy In Actuon l at trustees, is the tunal authority on all school affairs and activities. Co- .im ice panhn Charm, dignity, understanding and a knowledge of the beauty around her make up the qualities of Excelsior's capable Director of Curriculum, l-ler thoughtfulness and helpful supervision have made her a favor- ite with faculty and students alike, both past and present. ggzagefk MjafLin5 Miss Watkins guides and in- structs the students of Excelsior in the planning of their courses. As counselor, she fills her job in a successful and competent manner, She is truly a favorite among the students. RCAGVJ gdb As principal of Excelsior, Mr. Gahr has shown untiring effort in organizing and maintaining many of our school's activities. While the final authority on all matters regarding the school and school life, he was also a friend to every member of the student body. In his businesslike way he proved truly an asset to our school and community. M614 3011145 Giving her welcome advice and helpful suggestions to each and every girl at Excelsior Miss Tombs has proved to b an ex traordinary aid to the stud nts while working with tae stud nt ccun il and student body activ ities QOHGIJ OZJMHJ Advising and organizing the male students of Excel ior into a working unit was tne respon sibility of the Boys Vic Princi p l Mr Donald R Lund The student body courts were also under his k en eye MCAHFJ gained New at carrying out the duties of the attendance director ac cording to the laws of the state of California this year was Mr. Richard James. Mr. James and his staff have done a fine job fulfilling these duties. g gk U -...:: 1 eilfy J Ofiflflelel' Handling the school s fi nances and expenses have be n the tasks of Mr Henry Kors meter Business Manager This position is one of the most diffi cult but with Mr Korsmeier s excellent guidance eoch task has b en capably accomplished A 0l1Z0 lljtlilltllle The industriou work of Mr A Valentine helped many an underclassman solve his curri cular problems Filling the new ly established position of as sastant counselor was his task. Not only was he a help to the students, but to the adminis- tration as well. ' Hester Arthurs Chr., Hom Ec. Joyce Barton Math. Henry Carlstedt Mech. Arts Jewell Davison Girl's Phys. Ed. Donald Encksen Art Sl., .124 ,M M4 f1.,fz,... Robert Ashton Wm. J. Atkins Chr., Boy's Phys. Ed. Mech. Arts Walter Baumgartner George Bishop Agriculture Ted Chenney Social Science Phyllis Deuel Commercial Dolores Evanson Girl s Phys Ed Mech. Arts Eugene Cleavinger Chr., Commercial F, E, Dewhirst Science Thomas Everly Language Frank Ausing Social Science Gertrude Bloom Health George Curtis Boy's Phys. Ed. John Donald Art Arthur Finch Mech Arts 59 -we ,x af William Brutf Science Jim Daniel Boy s Phys Ed Robert Downey Health Lucile Fulkerson Commercial Charles Bull English Marguerite Davis Science Verona Drummond Home Ec Pansy Gage Home Ec nn. To the faculty of Excelsior Union High we pay our sincere tribute, for under their leadership we have found knowledge, ac- complishment and contentment. ln the past year we have learned not only from textbooks, but also from actual application of democratic principles to everyday life. With the desire to create citizens equal to the tremendous task of tomorrow's world, they have proven to each and every student the four basic truths of our form of govern- ment' the freedom of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness and above all the value of democracy T U Hawley Harold Hartlen Math Science Volney Hawley Mech Arts C L Hendrick Veta Hopper Boy s Phys Ed Language lla Huff Art Mary Johns English Social Science Jack Jolley Maurice Joyce Health Jean Haun Glrl s Phys Olden Hughes Boy s Phys Ed C W Kahn Chr Math Virginia G. lsenberg Social Science Carl Gutzwiller English Katie Hedborn Art Gail Jacobs English Alva Keim English Ethel Glenn Home Ec. Carl Haase Agriculture Mercedes Heinzeman Language Ernest Jensen Boy's Phys. Ed. Edwin Ksrkpatnck Study Hall 4 W Dorothy Lacy Joseph Langdon Chr Glrl s Phys Ed Boy s Phys Ed Arthur Lrndenmeyer Mech Arts John Nlcoll Engllsh Regina Phelan Gnrl s Phys Ed x.. Earl Leake Englrsh Edrlh Lowe Chr Arl' Muslc Mlllard Lunde Eleanor O Keele Mary 0 Nenll Nurse Home Ec Mabel Raley English Carley Porler Socral Scrence Carmel Lung Math Irvung Marks English Carmen Osler Chr Heallh Helen Reagan Llbrarlan aww an M15 P MM ,fix 'af W 'Q I fu 14 4 ff N, v an C L Lmdenberger Mech Arts Robert Mlddlelon Science Hlalmar Oslergaard Social Science Nellamena Roach Enghsh Josephine Muller Home Ec Wenme Owens Soc: ISclence Gerald Rollms Enqhsh Arlene Root Nurse Katherine Roth Commercial Alice Roulet Girl s Phys Ed Phebe Sandberg Girl s Phys Ed John Sauers Commercial Lucille Scott Language Edward Sharp Mech Arts Cora Sherzer Chr English Magdal n Slett English Earle Smith Chr Social Science Mabel Stewart Music Norman Stroh Social Science Erma Swarthout Social Sci nee James Thomas Mech Arts Clara Tracy Commercial Maxine Vallan English A M Valentine English Harry Van Petten Math C C Vernon Social Science Arvld Vihlen Mech Arts H K West Social Science David Whitney English Eva Williamson Commercial Marie Wilson Home Ec Alfred Wilson Mech Arts Wilda Yates Music Hugh Yost Chr., Science Sylvia Ziskind Asst. Librarian E' he s.. S 59? Ns. 752 ,, .V an we .5261-elariea ere .xdfwaya manly jo .Nea gn--f ROW1 M Hannond V Jackson C Goodmg M Grabou D Brand H Becker ROW 2 A Noble V Forrest K Jones M Steward R Hull K Sly C Wllson P Owen H Browns B Marhn H Clard M Clark S . .r,.,, .,,,,,,r::,,, Z FACULTY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, SITTING-Mrs. Yates, Miss Osler, Miss Wilson. STANDING--Mr. Porter, Mr. Ostergaard, Mr. Cleavinger. .fdncl fhe jacuhg .gzareaf fke jun Wil .flu Q 1 L mi og aw qnuern chez: 91 Q which tea rilsifvmtb ub t ia that QM . . f o govern owne Goal Sf? ik ik YZ? Sf? il? ik go' STUDENT BODY OFFICERS FIRST SEMES TER Jam Rex President Po! Collum Vlce Pnesldenf SECOND SEMESTER Earl Lud dmgton President Marilyn Bowman Vlce President j ode Ao lg!!! SFU? 7 S , E T ff if-S , Q . K lil' W1 . Ur i si I ' T - ' . : , H 1, Sparked by president Jim Rex, the first semester student body cabinet upheld the highest standards of student government. Excelsior became very active in the California Association of Student Councils due to o great deal of after class work by the student body officers. Jim was capably assisted by vice-president Pat Collum, who also supervised the student court. Dot Decker efficiently carried out the dutes of secretary and offered many suggestions which the cabinet was able to put into effect. Other members ofthe group were Warren Davis, sgt.-at-arms, Lena Boersma, song leader, Willie Manriquez, yell leader, Jack Pace, treasurer, Larry Metzler, senior class president, Sterling Davis, junior class president, and Ray Hugli, sophomore class president. First semester cabinet members also instigated the program of noon movies which was enjoyed by the entire student body. A well co-ordi- nated group, they worked well under the leadership of Mr. Corley V. Porter, their director. Aided and abetted by a capable group of second semester officers, Earl Ludington carried forward the high standards of Excelsior's student government. The cabinet, com- posed of Earl, Marilyn Bowman, vice president, Donna Benson, secretary, Paul Dearth, sgt.-at-arms, Jack Pace, treasurer, Virginia Houghton, song leader, Don Rickey, yell leader, Larry Metzler, senior president, Sterling Davis, junior president, Ray l-lugli, soph- omore president, Buckley l-lardin, freshman president and Jim Rex, past president, actively participated in the California Association of Student Councils by attendance at several dis- trict conventions and the state convention at Santa Barbara. The group also arranged to have a meeting of the sixteenth district C.A,S.C. here, Work was also done on constitution revisions and changes in the service point system. They also continued work on o new handbook which was started by the first semester cabinet. 9 e f ll li is. ui FIRST SEMESTER-Dol Decker, Secretary, Warren Davis, Sgt.-al'-Arms: Lena Boersma, Song Leader, Willie Manriquez, Yell Leader: Jack Pace, Treasurer. SECOND SEMESTER--Donna Benson, Secretary: Paul Deartll, Sgt.-at-Arms: Virginia Houghton, Song Leader, Don Ricky, Yell Leader, Jack Pace, Treasurer. L ur 6 ecfec! Q,9re5enfafiue5 Juclgw - pa! iezi - vi ' Representing each ofthe council classes in school, the student council worked under the leadership of Jim Rex, Student Body President, During the meetings the prob- lems confronting the students and the school were discus' sed. Whether adver- tising a dance or sup- porting a cleanup campaign this group of duly elected repre- sentatives worked wholeheartedly at it. Following the sec- ond semester council class elections, this new group continued the hard work the first semester coun- cil was doing. This time they were navi- gated by the head pilot, Earl Ludington, Suggestions were made for improving the student activities next year, and new problems coped with, Whatever the prob- lem or task the Stu- dent Bodyot Excelsior was ably represented by these councilmen both semesters. .. .i GIICQ5 The judges and rally committees were both kept busy this year, the former reviewing cases,ithe latter creating pep for athletic events. The dance committee was discontinued in favor ofthe noon movies. M-SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT BODY JUDGES, ROW l--D. Seavy, A. Sakarnoto, M. Trask. ROW 2- D. Brown, D. Maddux, K. Ruhlen, J. Curvy, R. Rex. FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT BODY JUDGE5, ROW l-J, Shannen, D. Petrie, A. Bulk, J, Smlih, C, Sfonc. ROW 2--J. Thomas, B, Gibson, E. Popuvizh, M. Bawman, M. Houma, D.8enson. ROW 3--R. Spence, ll. Brown, K. Ruhlen, J. Herbsf. n w W --9, FIRST SEMESTER RALLY COMMITTEE D Ricky, L. Boersma, D. 5559949 gguggfgg RALLY CQMMITTQE, ROW I--R. Spence Y Evaff M Bvvmw D Maddvl M Swish' W. MBMQUQK- Houghton, J. au, M. mums, o. oemh, s. Gibson, w. om. FIRST SEMESTER DANCE COMMITTEE. ROW I-R. Tallv. L. Tanaka, B. Chalmers, D Decku, M, Tlwmpsqn. J. Mygrg. ROW 2--J. Frankel, W. Davis, D. Van Pali, I. Martin, B. Tdkwne, J. Reddlck. E. Ludingfon. ROW 3--D. Travis, B. Hutchison, D. Ricky D. Nic um. G, Vander Wall, W. Manriquez, jg 1 rm f , , 'L V- ', -S , bf H in if f . yi , ' ., ' I . W I V T..-32: ' . ljil I af ' ' -P 1 . my g, 5 . , , 1 n an-H 1 Q . K3 'im ROW I-R. Dugan, D. Brown, M. Johnson, B. Granger, D. Dusterhof, H. Newman, D. Porterfield, K. Cutright, L. Trpip. ROW 2-D. Pugh, L. Plant, F. Smith, J. Dabson, C. Skow, S. Nunn, R. Granger, J. Cufright, B. Champlin. ROW 3--R. Sandberg, D. Childs, W. Davis, W. Andieoli, D. Messner. My JUL 20112 Setting up o good system of controlling the rush to condy stores ond efficient method of keeping the compus cleon wos o big job for this committee. lt hos been more difficult this yeor becouse of the stoggered schedule which mode it neces- sory to hove two lunch periods Not only did they control the lunch periods but the snock period os well, ROW l-A. Gandara, G. Sfrauss, C. Brown, D. Duslerhoff, P. Gorham, B. Granger, B. Hutchison, D. Travis, J. Frankel, B. Berger, J. Reddick. ROW 2-J. Hanson. M. Tehars, H. Shen:-field, K. Harada, L. Cook. D. Messner, D. Richardson, B. Holman, J. Dees, D. Van Pelf, P, Dearth, J. Wilev. ROW 3--L. Tripp. D. Childs, M. Milam. M. DeLeon, D Pugh, B. Klenk, R. Granqer, S, Nunn. A. An- dreoli, D. Porferfield, H. Newman, D. Nicolson. Mi erin g ur guedfa L QGHTH . r HENRIETTP- THE Orcheif 8 Vw tw 1 bmw K t-suttfm gb li 'xii 'Q at -if gskilll-in l X L W C QXX Zifd d l at tlcllilf Brie mall 1 'rel mmm USHERETTES ROWI D Vasquez L Keeton J Moore L Orosco ROWZ M McKee G Ballard D Noble J Ham W Hutchinson J Castro J Pratt ROW 3 B Kempton M Van Kley D Spence B Kete G Nylen USHERS ROWI 0 Palmer L M tl e :er J Heul Unndenhhed A Matchcham ROW2 J Bntten R Holder B Jackson A Gandara E Dean D Schaffer J McMillan E L avls D Maddux ROW 3 M Frshback D Reed R Hull ROW 4 C The studen e slor ave been very busy thus year helping to make every program a success with their efficient handling of guests and students alnke Jean Pardee dnrected her usherettes In their colorful tormals at the junlor sensor and Christmas plays at the Sprung Swlng and at several communlty concerts Whale Larry Metzler and hus ushers aided on these formal occasions they also worked to keep order an countless assemblies rallies and movnes Thenr dutues were made doubly hard by the new staggered schedule adopted for the furst tame thus year makmg nt necessary for two sets of ushers to be chosen to take over an each assembly period and also durlng each lunch period for the noon movies t body ushers and usherettes of Exc I h Gahr D Saunders 27 , , Q 5 Q , M , 1 -U 3 l rs 1 l . , , C ' f .4 Q 5 x ' un W ' of K! 32 -- gy 2.2 zvizliwn , i' ,Q isle ifzwwl 3 'J if ,X K. ' ,z 'fo dm Dx, ' , , 15,415 M y V l.h.'llN' 'V' ' 1, . vt' l7'Q?3l ' ' grwwxln fo. r, V W wa f 'X W 1DfwxS MU. 5, tillzzv . Xfttfzssrtrxvz 1 Q ,m-nh' Ytvldg A .. X1 ' I V ,. llw' 'lm ll if . t'.1i l lv' ' . . D . ' l I I l I . ' J , . . . . ., . . I I ' I . . I GIRLS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT- Liz Thompson: BOYS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT-Earl Luddingfon. BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET, ROW I -Fred Francis, Jack Stanners, Bob Costello, Kenny Ruhlen, Bob Flour- noy: ROW 2-Bill Berger, Jess Koopman, Andy Boersma, Bruce Martin, Earl Luddington, Red Wag- GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET, ROW I--Jean Pardee, Joan Becker, Judy Thomas, Amy Sakamofo, Dot Phillips, Nicky Vander Veen, Janet Myers. 28 7 oyri eflglle Led by President Earl Lud- ington, the Excelsior Boys' League proved an important part of the Pilot student gov- ernment. Frequent interesting assemblies and other success- ful activities upheld the Boys' League's fine reputation of not having an idle organiza- tion. QFA ,olzaglle The Girls' League exists primarily for the purpose of creating a spirit of friendli- ness and fun among the girls at Excelsior, and to regulate and check the uniform. With Liz. Thompson as president it functioned efficiently all year. J.- stiff. ROW l-V. Houghton, E. Popovich, D Lichty, G. Emmerson, J. Hardin, K. Fu- iita, A. Sakarnoto: ROW 2-B. Myers, T. Francis, C. Reid, J. Thomas, L. Weir- ick, J. Alexander, D. Benson, D. Traut- Iott: ROW 3-V. Hansen ,B. Kutner M. Leitch. ROW I-P. Sandberg, N. Vander Veen, M. Gentry, L. Hutchcroft, I. Hallenbeck, W. Hutchinson, D. Miller, B. Gibson, C. Stone, ROW Z-S. Beard, L. Westerhof, B. Oakley. M. Kooiman. J, Moore. H. Gregory, J. Bristery ROW 3-B. Horn, N. Lockwood, A. Neqly, P. Putren: ROW 4-J. Smith, G. Foreman, R. U! u 5? 2. g AD ,S F' F -l . W ., I P T' Bl 'U 2. I .. 1' ,fiffdlf 2 z jrienc! .gncleeel Always ready with a smile and a kind remark the Friendship girls went out this year to try to make the other girls on campus feel at home and a part ofthe gang Judy Thomas, chairman, gave the spark to the Friendship Committee which made it the real spark plug of the campus. cf Worley - WaLera Candied apples, pop-corn balls, creampuffs, and home-made candy were a few of the delicacies brought to our campus by the Ways and Means Committee. These girls were able to make money for the Girls' League and bring enjoyment to the students. Nicky Vander Veen led the girls in their money-making ven- tures. it we 66155615 A if if is wi? ii ik wir if Ln, aihm snake a Vento t Jawaqlt t army - easing to qc e n, lo clriue, bb to enfbgafue . . . M 77 W' lmpo I, Jian! dgrvuq .s en mr ada f -s i f f ' Z '-494-. LEFT STEERING COMM SITTING-B Berger D Reed L Mefxler J Hutchinson B Towne J Schnablegger STANDING C Nash D Van Pelf D Benson L Welrwlck A Sakamoto G Nylen J Ireland M Koorrnan J Bosch G Staley CENTER L Mefzler RIGHT OFFICERS ROW I P Holtz A Sakamoto L Welrlck B Berger ROW2 D Van Pelf G Vander Wall From our very flrst day on the campus to the very last day of our lunlor years we all dreamed of being sensors and all the thlnqs that go with It Leovnng the assemblies fnrst eatlng lunch on sensor square our nngs plctures, cards announcements ond fnnally our caps and gowns Now most of these things are behind us and we begun to dream as always of fhnngs to come For some of us there wall be college for others ummednote careers Ieovnng our hugh school days behnnd us forever Q73 N O 1950 J 2. Rosalie Abacherln Glrls Sports Beg Tennxs Mgr 4 Glrls Letter Club Ast Chr 4 C S F French Clu Darlene Abernathy Drlll Team Bug Slster Jeanette Alexander Jlm G Alexander 4 Friendship Comm 3 Dance Comm 4 Bug Suster Girls Sports l Bull Arnold JV Baseball 2 Varsity Football 4 Jlm Arrmgton C F 4 F A 3 Reeda Baker .gurls League Comm Stage Crew Sara Arredondo Councilman F 3 Girls Sports Drlll Team Phyllus Joann Albright Drlll Team Glee Club Jum V Alexander Campus Comm JV Baseball l Florence Asawa A l G A A Councnl French Club 2 3 Girls Letter Club 2 3 Councllman Harold C Bailey lm Bailey A Chrustmas Play l 3 4 Sprung Swing 3 4 Gertrude Bakker Hilda Bakker C r xxx f li S s ' f ffn Q. ' .- YS f ' 'hu 1? x , , ,f f I t I . ' 174 . . V ' ' ' b, 2 SteerlngComrr1,l-3 ' I I , . , ' G.A. ., -4 ' , cis. -4 . . . ' . . I . J. . .S. ., F.F. ., 2-4 F.. ., -4 1 n , , . Jr Class Treas Lee Barlnger Donna Barncklow Aud Usherette 3 Spanish Club 2 Commercual Club s Sports l Bug Srster Mary Ann Barrs Trial Flight s Art F Stage Crew Steerung Comm l 4 D Betty Barnes Councnlman 3 Glrls Sports 3 Bug Slster 4 Man Barrlnger TrlalFI1gl'1ts Asst Ed Senror Play Councilman Steeung Comm F Betty Lou Beagley Kenneth Barnes Beverly Barrltt Teacher s Asst A Cafnpella Cho Chrlstmas Play 3 Sprlng Swmg 3 -l Mane Beck Steerlng Comm Councilman Commerclal Clut Bug Snster We 3 'TJ Joan Becker Gxrls League Act Chr Jr Class Sec Ex Life 3 4 Steermg Comm 2 3 Flag Twlrler 4 Dona Laureen Benson S B Sec S B Judge Rrchard Beckham M sXsssx f X Joe Bensema Campus Comm Football Mgr Z Club M Basketball gr2 Baseball Mgr 2 Bull Berger Bruce Blacker Judge Annual Photo Yell Leader Bce Basketball 34 Soph Class V Pres Frrendshlp Comm C S F Vr Bee Basketball Boys League Sec Treas Lena Boersma Allen Boos Jane Bosch S B Song Leader 4 J V Football 3 Blq Suster 3 4 S B Asst Song Leader 3 Steermg Comm Jr ClassV Pres Frrendshlp Comm 2 4 Rally Comm 4 Mgr 3 4 Johnny Boftema Campus Comm., 3-4 Barbara Bourgeois Banner Bearer, 4 Big Sister, 3 Elaine Boymann Christmas Play A Cappella Choir, 4 Drill Team Marie Bouma Girls' Sports, l-4 Girls' Letter Club, 3-4 Christmas Play, 2, 4 S.B. Judge, 4 Drill Team Mitchell Bower SB, Asst, Yell Leader Jr. Class Yell Leader Frosh Class Asst. Yell Leader Councilman, l-4 Rally Comm. Rose Brady C.S,F., l-4 Band, l-4 S.B. Judge, 3 Ways and Means Comm., 3-4 Commercial Club, 4 Martin Bouma F.F.A, Pres. Vr. Football J.V. Football Marilyn Sue Bowman S.B. V. Pres. El Aviador Ed., 4 Rally Comm. Chr. N.F.L., l-4, Pres., 3 C.S.F., I-4, Act, Chr., 3 Robert Branch Audio Visual, 4 Paul Brandi' Band, l-4 Latin Club, 2 Spring Swing, l-4 Patricia Brett Big Sister Girls' Sports French Club Bill Brown Carolyn Frances Brown Transfer from Pomona Drill Team H,S, Big Sister Ray Brown Marion Bruyn Ex. Life, 3-4 Rally Comm., 4 S.B. Judge, 3-4 N.F.L., I-4, Sgt -at- Arms, 4 C.S.F., 2-4 Girls' Sports Commercial Club Drill Team Big Sister Juanice Brister G.A.A. Chr., 4 Beg. Tennis, Mor., 3 Tourn. Tennis Mgr., 4 Girls' Sports, l-4 C.S.F., l-4, V. Pres., 4 Claude James Brown- Band, l-4, Drum Mai., 4 Swing Band, 3-4, Lea Councilman, 3-4 Spring Swing, l-4 S.B. Judge, 4 William Buell der Transfer from Oxnard H S 35 Ray Castor Donna Christensen Spanish Club, l-2 Christmas Play, 4 Girls' Sports, l-2 Big Sister, 4 William c. cies 36 Bob Champlin Vr. Football, 3-4 LV. Football, l-2 Vr, Club, 3-4 Campus Comm., 4 Pat Christensen Spanish Club Girls' Letter Club Christmas Play Bin Sister Girfs' Sports Arline Clotfelter Sr. Play Steering Comm, Big Sister Janice Chavose Christmas Play, Spring Swing, 4 A Cappella Cho Big Sister, 4 Gordon Clark Don Clotfelter :S 3-4 ir, 4 Alice Bulk S.B. Judge Girls' Sports l -4, Speed ball Mgr., 4 C.S,F., 3-4 Steering Comm., 2-3 Girls' Letter Club Wyatt Campbell Gloria Carrera Spanish Club, l French Club, l Girls' SDorts, 2 Big Sister Drill Team Jean Burnight C.S.F., l-4 Orchestra, l-4 Steering Comm., 3 A Cappella Choir, 3-4 Spring Swing, l-4 Pat Camron Girls' Sports, l-2 Orchestra, l-4 Christmas Play, 2 Usherette, 4 Big Sister Jack Carson Cee Football, 2, Capt., 3 Bee Football, 4 Cee Track, 3 Band, 2-3 A Cappella Choir Richard Butterfield Jeanie Carpenter Steering Comm., l-3 Councilman, 2 Jr. Class Ass't Sontt Leader Ralph Castor 1 'Www' Mary Neely, Valedictorianz Yvonne East, Salutatorian. Dolores Coelho Commercial Club Councilman Big Sister Drill Team Johnie Bob Clouse Campus Comm. Patricia Susan Collum S.B. V. Pres., 4 S.B. Judge, 3-4 Friendship Comm., 4 Councilman Frosh Class Sec. Lois Conroy Bonnie Lorraine Cook Girls' Sports, I-4 Sports Girls' Sports Council, l-2 Steering Comm., 2 Jr. G Sr. Play Prod. Staff Girls' Letter Club, l-2 Louis Copeland Carroll Collis Steering Comm., 3 Vr. Bee-Cee Track Vr. Club F,F.A. Sec. Campus Comm. Lawrence Duane Conway Councilman Council Class President J.V. Football, 2-3 Alta Joanne Cox Adv. Girls' Glee Club, Z Girls' Sports, l Christmas Play, 2 Commercial Club, 3 Teacher's Asst., 3 37 f Yes, Uncle Val Mary Jane Crane Usherette Bug Sister ommercnal Club eacher s Asst Kenneth Cufnghf ampusComm 3 r Club 4 r Football 3 4 J V Football 2 Donald James Creighton Dolores Curhs Rrchard Darken Spannsh Club Transfer from Wnlson H S Wanda June Damron Alfa Naomr Darnold Councllman Spanish Club 3 4 Transfer from Los Banos Don Dame Annual Photo N F L Trial Fllghts Christmas Play F Henry Paul Davis Noon Usher Campus Usher Aud Usher Chrlstrnas Play Baseball 4 Phil Davis J.V, Football, l-2 Vr. Football, 3 Steering Comm., 3 Dance Comm., 3 Paul Dearth Vr. Bee-Cee-Dee Basketball Vr. Football, 4 S.B. Sgt.-at-Arms S.B. Judge Rally Comm. Georgia Degen Usherette Girls' Sports, l-2 , 51, M 'M ' f Yvonne Dayton Edwin Neil Dean Christmas Play, l Latin Club. 3 Spring Swing, 3-4 Swing Band Lyric Club German Club, 4 Aud. Usher, 4 Dorothy Ann Decker S.B, Sec., 4 Steering Comm,, 4 Dance Comm., 4 Jr. Play St. Dir., 3 C.S.F., 2-4 Ways and Means Comm,, 3 Charles Decker Vr. Football, 4 J,V. Football, 3 Spanish Club, 2 Doris Deitz Cecil De Jong C.S.F., l-4, Sealbearer Commercial Club, 3-4 Christmas Play, 2,4 Steering Comm., 3 Commercial Club, 4 Spanish Club, 3 Marciano Deleon Football, l-3 Track, l-4 Cross Country, l Aud. Usher, Robert Diaz Bee Track, 2-4 Vr. Cross Country, 3-4 Bee Basketball, 2 Campus Comm., 4 Spring Swing, 4 Mary Louise DelHoyo Robert Dennis SB. Song Leader, 4 J.V. Football, 3 Friendship Comm., 4 Commercial Club Drill Team G.A,A. Glenn Diffee Bee Basketball Cee Football, l Band, 2 Campus Comm., I James Raymond Dobson Gloyd Donathan Campus Comm, 3-4 Usher, 2 Sharon Dillinger Big Sister, 2-4 Girls' Letter Club, 3-4 Councilman, 3 Dramatics Club, 3-4 Rally Comm., 3 Norma Kay Dowell Girls' League Usheret Adv. Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Sports, l Christmas Play, 2 Hugh Dumbeck J.V, Football, 3 Latin Club Steering Comm Councllrnan 3 Janice Eagon Steering Comm. Councxlman Friendship Comm C S.F. Girls' League Usnerette Girls' Sports Alan Eckert 40 Paul Dusferhoft '!r. Football, 4 wr. Basketball, 4 Bee Football, 2 Bee Basketball I Yvonne East Trial Fl1gl'its,2--l Ed Nl.F.L., Z-4, Pres, -l Rec Games Mgr, 4 CSF., 2-4 Orchestra l-4 Thomas Emerson Mariorie Eads Frosn Girls' Chorus Steering Comm., 2 Commercxal Club -1 Drill Team -l Big Sister I--1 Luz A. Eschavarria Transfer from Fullerton HS Caralee Emmons C.S.F, l A2 French Club l -3 Aud. Usherette Jack Enright Councilman, 4 Transfer Highline l-l S Seattle, Wash. Yuvon Farley Office Messenoer Gloria Jeannine Foreman Frances Joyann Foster Ways and Means Comm Steering Comm. -l Councilman C S F X Caopella Choir Richard Francis yr. Football, 3-4 yr. Club, 3-4 Campus Leader Campus Comm. l -4 Jerry Frankel Bee Basketball 344 S.B. Asst. Yell Leader Dance Comm. 4 Mervyn Fishback Vr, Football, 4 Rally Comm, Cnr Sr. Play Publicity Ex. Lute Mg. Ed Latin Club Jim Fox Crtr Bee Football Mgr Campus Comm , J.V. Tennis, 3 Cee Football, 3 Vr. Tennis 4 Kay Fujita EI Avlaclor Mng. Ecl 4 C,S.F., l-4 Treas. -l NFL., 2-4, Sec., 4 Quill and Scroll V. Pres GAA l-4 FR 'l Goedhart from Bellflower Steering Comm., 3 Councilman, 4 Commercial Club, 4 Eugene Mathew Goergen Rowland Gold Orchestra, 2-3 Band, 2 Spring Swing, 2 Paul William Gorham Campus Comm., 4 Vr. Basketball, 3-4 Gomez Robert Granger Vr. Basketball, Bee Basketball, Steering Comm., 3 Bee Football, 2 Club, ACT. Vr. Club Campus Comm, Tennis, 4 Vr. Club. Gregory Verna Grimland Robert Guerra I l-4, VA Pres., 'l F.F.A. Reporter 2-4 Cee Football and Means Club, 3-4, V. Swing Band, 3-4 -3 3-4 2 Charles Gahr Jr. Class Pres. Head Aud. Usher Vr. Football Bee Football Ex. Life Mary Freddie Garcia BiG Sister, 2-3 Spanish Club, 2-3 Drill Team, 3 Aud. Usherette, 3-4 French Club, 4 Rosalind Gibson C.S,F., l-4 Band, l-4 Orchestra, 4 Spring Swinq, l-4 Latin Club, 2 AI Gandara Usher Campus Comm. Steering Comm. Lransfer from Downey .S. Ralph Gentry Boys' League Cabinet C.S.F. N.F.L. Vr. Track, 3-4 J.V. Baseball Bob Glldewell Commercial Club, 4 Transfer from Paramount H.S. Marie Garcia N.F.L., 3-4 Commercial Club, 3-4, Treas., 4 Spanish Club, 3 Girls' Sports, l Drill Team, l Billie June Gibson Sr. Class Asst. Song Leadef Rally Comm., 4 S.B. Judge, 4 Ways and Means Comm., 3-4, Assf. Chr., 4 Latin Club, Sec. Treas., 3 Evelyn Gill N.F.L., 2-4, Treas,, 4, Sgt,-at-Arms, 4 Girls' Sports, I-2 Spring Swing, l Bio Sister 41 Bllly Hada Excelsior Lute El AVladOf S B Judge F l 4 r L Joan Ham Jr Play Prod Staff Soannsh Club Aud Usherette Girls Letter Club 3 Grrls Sports l 2 Verna Harper yrlc Club 3 4 :prung Swung 3 Drill Team 3 4 Betty Hasselblad Donald Francis Hell Vr Basketball 3 4 Bee Basketball 2 Rally Comm 4 Sprung Swlng Band 7 3 Joan E Henderson F Latln Club l C-,urls Sports Slster l Irene Hallenbeck Steering Comm 3 Ways and Means Comm 3 4 French Club l 3 Sec 3 Girls Letter Club 3 4 Pres 4 Modern Dancung Mgr 4 Bettelee Hagerman Spanlsh Club Steering Comm Bug Slster George Hamamofo Ken Harada Bee Football 3 4 F SB Asst Yell Leader 4 Campus Comm 4 4 Bee Basketball 2 3 Cat3 Bee Track 3 4 LaVerne Harsha spanlsh Club Barbara Harrington Sec 4 Gnrls Sports fxlternate Councrlma Bug Sister 31g Sister Jlm Hashngs N F L Jr P ay Track 3 4 TrlalFllgl'1ts German Club Johnny Hayes Band 2 3 Orchestra 3 4 Swlng Band 4 Sprung Swung 2 4 Pres 4 CSF Donald Irvln Helman Marllyn Lee Hemphill Vr Football 3 4 Bug Sister 4 Vr Baseball 4 Transfer from Poly H S J V Baseball Bee Football 2 Cee Football l Herlngton Arlen Wallace Hllbrands Basketball l 2 Frosh Class Asst Yell Leader Football 2 Melva Rowena Gurls Sports Bug Snster Teacher s Asst c'.sQ.,e P654 ., N,F. . 4 ' , - , . . , - C.S. ,, 3 Q . ,3 ., ' ' - I D -, V I L ' , - C.S.F,, l,2,4 ' Christmas Play, 344 Commercial Club, 3-4 Slrls' Sports ' - H H ft, 2, 4 1 'I' ' C , - . ' .l , . ' V 54 2-3 , cs. .,'3-4 A j ' , - Bug -2 , Russell Hill Aud. Usher, 2-4 Roland Hill Transfer from Downey Latin Club H.S. Alt. Steering Comm., 2 Alt. Councilman, 2, 4 Joyce Holden Friendship Comm., 4 Steering Comm., 2 Girls' League Usherette, 4 Drill Team, 3 Big Sister, 2-3 Patricia Holtz Soph, Class Song Leader Sr. Class Sec. Friendship Comm., 3 S,B. Dance Comm., 3 Majorette, 3-4 Ralph Holder Annual Photo., 3-4 Aud. Usher Campus Usher Noon Usher Ned Hoopes C.S.F., l-4, Pres., 4 N.F.l.., l-4, Pres., 3 Rally Comm., l-3 S.B. Judge, 3-4 Jr. C1 Sr, Plays Ivadelle Virginia Houghton Joann Howard S.B. Song Leader, 4 Sr. Class Song Leader, 4 Rally Comm., 4 Friendship Comm., 4 Junior Play Elizabeth Huddleston Paul William Hugli C,S.F., 2-4 Ways and Means Girls' Letter Club, 3-4, Pres., 4 Usherette, 3-4 GAA., Asst. Sec. Thelma Hoffman Girls' Sports, l-3 Drill Team, 3-4 Aud, Usherette Girls' Letter Club I-4 Big Sister John Hollen Band, 3-4 Orchestra, 3-4 Spring Swing, 3-4 Girls' Sports, l Nancy Hoscheit Ways and Means. 3 C.S.F., 2 Usherette, 3 Modern Dance, 4 Bug Sister, 2-3 Katherine Mardrie Howell Drill Team, 3-4, Leader, 4 Girls' Letter Club, 2-4 Councilman, 2 Girls' Sports, l-4 Big Sister, 4 Janette Hunter Band, l-3 Transfer from Enid l-l S. Orchestra, 2-4 Oklahoma Club, 3-4 Swing Band, 3-4 Team, 3 Sister Hurley Wanda Loraine Hutchinson Blayne Hutchison Dance Comm. Campus Comm. Vr. Football Transfer from Pomona H S. Joan Ireland S.B. Ass't Soni! Leader 3-Ll Councilman, 2,4 Steering Comm., 4 S.B. Dance Comm , 3 Big Sister Jean Jackson Girls' Letter Club Christmas Play Girls' Sports Bob Jackson A Cappella Choir, 3-4 Audio Visual, l-3 Aud. Usher, 3-4 Campus Usher, 3 Christmas Play, 3-4 Melberta Jacobson Girls' Sports, 2 Commercial Club, 3-4 Drill Team, 3 Big Sister, 3-4 Coy Jackson Vr. Football, 4 ,l.V. Football, 2-3 C.S.F., l-4 Spanish Club, 2-3 Campus Comm. 3 Vernon Jansen Bee Football Bee Basketball Spanish Club Steering Comm. Councilman ' dl f X Wx 1' W f .3103 W 7 XM t -----al ' HWY . ,... -' ' 1, Z V, . ' ,... 5 .,.,' ,iv ff 44 , f W 1 Wa, f y 2 0 ,7 i.....:,fz:a:a5:wf'.' :ssE:.. fr.. ,fifaf , 1 Q X f HW f 4 fl ' f , 1 gf ,X 205 .1 ..... .,. . , 4 f f A I p I 4 , yi f 4 1 ff 4 f I6 Bonnie Jean Jenkins Transfer from lronton HS., Minnesota Victor Johnson Jake Kalisvaart Campus Comm Bee Football Beverly Jane Kempton Asst. SB. Treas C.S.F., 3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Chr. Rec. Comm 3-4 Aud. Usherctte Big Sister Olive Jones Commercial Club, 3-4 Aud. Usherette, 3 Jr. Play Prod. Staff Drill Team, 3 Big Sister, 2 Robert L. Jones C.S.F., 3--4 Councilman, 3 A Cappella Choir 3- Boys' Octette l --l Boys' Chorus 3 Walt Kalustian Vr. Football, 2--8 Vr. Club, 3-4 Steering Comm, I Alice Kennard C.S.F., l-4 Commercial Club, 3-4 Girls' League Comm , 3 Teacl1er's Asst., 3-4 Big Sister, 2-4 Melvyn Johnson Bee Football, 3-4 Cee Football, 2 Bee Track, 3-4 Cee Track, Z Aud. Usher, 2-4 Wayne Juden Lanell Keeton El Ayiador Fac. Ed Jr. C1 Sr. Play Prod. Sta C.S.F., 4 Quill 6 Scroll Club Steering Comm. Lawrence Franklin Kcr Steering Comm. Christmas Play Spring Swing Bob Krueger Bee Football, 3-4 Baseball, 3 Track, 4 Lawrence Lathrop Spring Swing, 3-4 Band, 3-4 Janis Leistner Commercial Club, 4 Girls' Letter Club, 3-4 C.S.F., 3-4 Girls' Sports, l-4 G.A.A. Council, 3-4, Asst. Chr., 4 Diana Lois Lichty S.B. Judge, 4 Friendship Comm., 4 G.A.A., 2-4, Sec., 4 German Club, Pres., 4 A Cappella Choir Barbara Kutner Friendship Comm., 3-4 Girls' Glee, 2 Big Sister, 4 Edward G. Davis Latin Club, 3 Campus Comm., 3 Aud. Usher, 2-4 Campus Usher, 3-4 Marilyn Leitch Friendship Comm. Ways and Means Comm. Steering Comm., l-3 Councilman Jerry Larsen Basketball, l-3 Cee Football, 2 Band, 4 Annual Photo., 3 Richard Leeson Sr. Class Treas. Soph. Class Treas. Cee Football Steering Comm,, Rosalie J. Lewis Transfer from Po H.S., Kan. Marynell Estrella Lindsay Walter John Loehnert Spanish Club, 2 P.A. Crew, 3-4 Drill Team, 3 Girls' Sports, l, 3-4 Stage Crew, 4 l -2 mcna John Keulen Norman Knelleken Transfer from Bellarmine H.S. Mary Jane Kooiman Frances Ann Koski Ways and Means, 3-4 Steering Comm., 2 Commercial Club, Pres., 4 Councilman, 3-4 Steering Comm., 4 Drill Team, 3 C.S.F., l-4 Commercial Club Latin Club, Act. Chr., 2 Girls' Sports, 2 Betty Knight Girls' Glee Club Transfer from Lubbock Sr HS., Texas WiIIiamKotake Vr,-J.V.-Bee Football Vr, Baseball, 3-4 F.F.A., l-2 ,'f':::::::..Z4 ,ii it fw' ' f J . . ., V 1- '.., z,7 , ,I I 1 1 4,1 -' x J, Z f - L 'if s cj ' Shurley Loper Gurls League Usherette Spanish Club 2 3 CommercualClub 3 -l Trual Flights Asst Bus MorF 4 Lorna Luhman Latun Club Treas Counculman F Spanush Club A Cappella Chour Wullue Manrlquez Frosh Jr Class Yell Leaeer SB YellLeader 3 -l Bee Basketball 3 4 Cee Football Cap Cce basketball 2 Lucia Martinez Gurls Sports John McClure A,Y.S., Pres., 4 N.F.L., Sgt-at-Arms, Jr. P ay . .F,, Spanish Club, 3 Martha Elizabeth McKee Aud. Usherette, 3-4 Annual Photo., 3- Orchestra, l Band, 3-4 Girls' Sports, l-2 46 I fr murals , W Ruby Lopez Gurls Sports Girls Letter Club 3 4 Commercial Club Spanush Club 3 Chrustmas Play 2 3 David Aldon Maddux C S F Ex Lute El Avlador S B Judge Rally Comm Lovnta Marcoe Gurls Sports A Cappella Chouu Drull Team Bug Suster Sprung Swung Art Matcham Aud Usher 4 Baseball 3 4 Football Mgr 4 Betty Arlene McCreary Gurls' Sports, l-Z Christmas Play, 4 Spring Swing, 4 Usherette, 2-4 Band, 4 John McKinnis Earl Ludungton S B Pres Boys League Pres Soph Class Pres Vr FOOtball 2 4 Vr Basketball 4 Lunda Magnusson F Latun Club 2 Quull and Scroll 4 EI Avuador 3 4 Jr Sr Play Prod Staff Donna Martin Swing Band 3 4 Steerung Comm J Jr Class Rally Comm Sprung Swing 3 4 Bug Sister 3 4 Leo McCausland A Cappella Chour Christmas Play 3 Sprung Swung 3 Spanush Club 4 Maxine M. McCreary Usherette, 2-4 Drull Team, Girls' Sports, Big Suster, 2-4 Frank Joseph McLane Cee Football Latin Club Councilman Campus Comm. Jack McMillan Jr. Plat Spring Swing Band Robert Meadows Transfer from Los Angeles l-l.S. Lawrence Eugene Metzler Nancy Jane Milam Sr. Class Pres. Jr.fSr, Play Ex. Life, 3--i Aud. Usher, 2-4 Usher, 4 S.B Judge -l S.B. Asst. Sec Councilman Ways and Mean Dramatlcs Club Drill Team Dixie Bee Miller s Commorclal Club S Big Slifcr 2-3 ,Hca.l Rosalie Ellen Miller Friendship Comm -4 Commercial Club, 3-4 Comm, A Cappella Chour C.S.F., 2 Aug. Uslfierette I-3 Edward Dale Messner Annual Photo., 4 Vr. Club, 3-4 J.V. Football, 2 Campus Comm., 2-4 Virginia June Millard Aud. Usherette, 3 Stage Crew, 3 Girls' Sports, l-4 Robert Mock Transfer from Smithville Missouri Campus life wouldn't be complete without the daily gathering of Seniors on Senior square. 47 Joan Crawford Moore G.A.A., V. Pres., 4 Girls' Sports, l-4 Aud. Usherette, l-4 Ways and Means, 3-4 Councilman, l Kenneth Murphy Councilman Latin Club Spring Swing Bee Football Vr. Track Mary Neely Trial Flights, 3-4, Bus. Mgr., 4 N.F.L., 2-4, Trca: 3 V. Pres., 4 C.S.F., l-4 Ex. Lite, 3 Spanish Club, 2-3 48 Ernest Mori Boys' League Council Latin Club C.S.F. Cee Football, l-3 Cee-Bee Track, 2-4 Geraldine Murphy S.B. Judge, 4 Soph. Dance, Dec, Chr. Gxrls' Sports, l-2 Anne Lorraine Negly Ways and Means Lomm., 4 Annual Photo., 3-4 Councilman Girls' Letter Club, 4 Commerc.al Club, 3-4 Garry D. Mortensen Campus Comm., 2 Stage Crew, 4 ,l.V. Baseball, 2-3 Out of Bounds Comm., 2 Beverly Ann Myers Flag Twirlcr, 4 Dance Comm., 4 Girls' Sports, l-2 Councilman, 4 Commercial Club, 3-4 Beverly Nelson Jr. Play Prod. Staff A Cappella Choir, 4 Dramat.cs Clun, 3-4 CSF., 4 Girls' Letter Club, 3-4 Alma Mowry C.S.F., 2-4 Latin Club, 4 Councilman, l Big Sister Jack M. Myers Annual Photo., :x J.V. Tennis, 3 Audio Visual, 2 Ruth Nelson Drill Team Girls' Glee Clur: James Howard Moyer Boys' Quartet, 4 Track, 4 Boys' Chorus, 4 Sr. Play Chuck Nash Bee Football, 4 Bee Basketball, 4 Bee Track, 4 Steering Comm., 4 Audio Visual Henry M. Newman Bee Football, 4 Stage Crew, 4 Cee Football, 3 Campus Comm., 3-4 Counc1lman,4 Eloise Mullendore Friendship Comm., 3-4 Girls' Sports, l-3 Big Sister Steering Comm. 2-3 Councilman, l-4 Pat Neal C.S,F., l-3 Spanish Club, 2-3 Jr, Play Prod. Staff .lr. Play Reading Comm, Big Sister Donn Newton Bee-Cee Football Campus Usher, 2-5 Aud. Usher, l-3 A Cappella Cho1r,4 Spanish Club 3 Dan Nickum, Jr. A Cappella Choir, 3-4 El Aviador, 2-4 Sr. Play Prod. Staff Christmas Play, 3-4 Spring Swing, 3-4 Georgia Nylen Spanish Club, 2 Dance Comm., l Sr. Steering Comm., 4 Councilman, l-2 Usherette, 3 Al Nielsen P.A. Crew Steering Comm. Campus Comm. Councilman Barbara Oakley Otho Palmer William Melvin Palmer C.S,F. Aud. Usher Koii Bill Nishikawa Dorothy Okine Letter Club, 3-4 Girls' Sports, l-4 Big Sister, 3-4 Jean Ann Pardee Girls' League V. Pres., 4 C,S,F., Sealbearer Jr. Play Modern Dance Mgr., Steering Comm,, 3-4 3 Donna Lee Noble Aud, Usherette, 3-4 Big Sister, 2-4 Sr. Mothers' Tea, 2-4 Drill Team, 3-4 Bill Olson A Cappella Choir, 4 Christmas Play, 4 Spring Swing, 4 Spanish Club, 2-3 Ellen Percy Spring Swing Christmas Play Girls' Lyric Club Adv. Girls' Glee Club Dolores Mae Noordman Adv. Girls' Glee Club, 2 Usherette, 4 Girls' Sports, l Jack Pace S.B. Treas., 4 Bee Football, 3 Commercial Club, 3-4, Pres., 3 Ex. Life, 3 C,S.F., 2-4 Dick Petrie Annual Photo., 4 S.B. Judge, 3-4 Dorothy Maria Nord German Club Transfer from Our Lady of LoretIo's Academy Lillie Palmer Big Sister Girls' Glee Club Dramatics Club Hugh MacPheaster Tennis Transfer from Wilson H.S. ,f 49 Jack Philleo Dorothy Phillips Girls' League Sgt.-at-Arms Soph. Asst. Song Leader Jr Class Song Leader Malorette, 3-4, Head, 4 S B Asst. Song Leader, 4 Af Harry Pieksma Floyd Pinaire Larry E. Plant Charles Porter Councilman, 3 Jr. Class Play P.A. Crew, 4 Aud. Usher, 4 Transfer from Bellflower Latin Club V. Pres. 4 Chrlstlan l-l S Vr. Football Mgr., 4 Campus Comm , -l Don Potts Janet Pressler Vr. Football, 5-4 Transfer from Big Campus Comm. Bear HS. Councilman Ray Rains Lucia Rayburn Steering Comm., 2 Girls' Sports, 2 50 Donald Prince John Reddick Vr. Football, 2--l Vr. Track, 2-4 Campus Comm,, Vr. Club, 3-4 Dance Comm., 4 Donald Pugh Commercial Club Sgt.- at-Arms Commercial Club Pub. C,S.F., 4 Campus Comm., l -4 Don Reed Aud. Usher, 2-4 Jr. Play, 3 Spring Swing, 2-4 A Cappella Choir, 4 Band, 2-4 Chr. Pat Putren S.B. Asst. Treas. Commercial Club, 3-4 Treas., Pres., 4 Ways and Means C.S.F., l, 3, 4 Councilman, 2-3 Frosh. Girls' Chorus Dick Reger Bee Football, 4 Vr. Tennis, 2-4 Vr..Club Latin Club Pres., 3 CSF, Sgt.-at-Arms, 3 Alice Pylman Steering Comm. Councilman, 2-3 Girls' Letter Club C.S.F. Carol Reed Dramatics Club, 3-4 Pres., 4 Friendship Comm., 3 Rally Comm, Jr,-Sr. Play Councilman Lloyd Relhwisch Aud. Usher, 4 C.S.F., l Councilman, l-2 A Cappella Choir, 3 Spring Swing, 3 Marilyn Roby Spring Swing Christmas Play A Cappella Choir Flag Twirler Big Sister Bob Ryan French Club Pres. Campus Comm., 2-3 Campus Usher, 4 Steering Comm, Councilman Jim L. Rex S.B. Pres., 4 S.B. Sgt.-at-Arms, 3 Vr. Club, 2-4, Pres., 4 C.S.F., l-4, District Pres. Vr. Football, l-3, M.V.L. 3 Helen Roman Usherette Spanish Club Girls' Sports Drill Team Big Sister Amy Sakamoto Girls' Sports, l--l Chr. 4 Sr. Class Historian C.S,F,, l-4, Treas. -l Ex, Life, 3-4 S.B. Judge Z Bob Reynolds Steering Comm. Alt. June Rosenquist Girls' Sports Mary Dolores Saldana Councilman, 2-4 A Cappella Choir G.A.A. Council Drill Team Dick D. Richardson S.B. Judge Vr. Football, 3 Jr. Class Play Swing Band, 2 Spring Swing, 2 Alfred Roy Vr. Basketball, 4 Vr. Baseball, 4 J.V. Baseball, 2-3, Capt. Don Ricky S.B. Yell Leader, 4 Bee Football Rally Comm., 4 Asst. Program Comm., 4 Patricia Russell Christmas Play Adv. Girls' Glee Club Girls' Sports David Robinson Councilman, 4 Bee Football, 4 Track, 4 Boys' Chorus, 4 Spring Swing, 4 W. A. Rust Vr. Football, 4 Transfer from Poly H S and M.V.P., 3 Big Sister Bee Basketball, 3 Bee Football, 3 Kenneth Sanders Nicolas R. Sandoval Carl Schmid Campus Comm., 2 1 1 5- Carl Schad Frederica May Sedgwick C.S.F,, l-4 G.A.A,, l-4 Girls' Letter Club, 3-4 French Club, 3-4 Chrlstmas Play, 2-3 Richard D. Shipley Soanish Club, 2 Basketball, 3 Band, 3-4 Sprung Swzng 3-4 Basketball, 4 Rose Marie Schmid Commercial Club Act Adv. Girls' Glee Club Girls' Sports, l-2 CSF., l-4 Joe Schnablegger .Cl'ir.F.F.A. Sgt.-at-Arms, 3 Councilman, 2 Bug Sister Verlyn Delbert Shaffer Hale Shipley Usl'1er,3-4 Vr. Football, 4 Transfer from Long Beach Baseball, 2 Lavonne Shull Councrlrnan, l A Cappella Choir Christmas Play Boys' Chorus Charlcie Joan Siegrist C.S.F,, 2-4 Councilman, 2-4 Latrn Club, 2 German Club, 4 Girls' Sports, l 52 Mary Margaret Skelton Steerrng Comm, Art Smith Councilman Helen Smith Commercral Club, 3 Girls' Lyric Club Spring Swlng Girls' Sports, l Bug Sister, 4 Bob Smith Vr. Football, 3-4 Vr. Basketball, l-4 yr. Club, l-4 Campus Comm. l -- Vr. Football, 4 Sheila Speer Latm Club, 2 Girls' Sports l-2 Big Sister Adv. Girls' Glee Clul.: 3 Chrlstmas Play, 3 Bug Srster, 4 Transfer from Duenweg H S., Missouru Robert M. Spence Vr, Football, 3-4 SB. Judge, 3-4 Counc1lman,3-4 Campus Cornm., 3-4 Rally Comm., 4 Gary Staley Steering Comm, 4 Campus Comm., 3 Latin Club, l-2 Vr. Club, 4 Vr. Football, 3-4 Ronald Stedman PA. Crew Audio Vrsual C.S F. Bette Stegmuller Councilman Commercial Club Fnendshlp Comm Blg Sister The symbol of seniorify. Norma Jean Sterle Christmas Play, 4 Transfer from Kimball, Nebraska Maxine Stockton Commercial Club Girls' Sports Drill Team Bio Sister Fred Strong Councilman Campus Comm. Campus Usher Track Marva Sfephens Big Sister Transfer from Aberdeen, Idaho Carol Diane Stone Flag Twirler, 4 C.S.F,, 3-4 S.B. Judge, 4 Ways and Means Comm., -l Spanish Club, 2-3 Rosemary Svec A Cappella Choir, 4 Girls' Lyric Club, 3 Christmas Play, 2-4 Spring Swing, 3-4 Girls' Sports, 2 Cheryl Steveson Sr. Class Song Leader Friendship Comm. Usherette Big Sister Gene Strauss Campus Comm., 4 Vr. Football, 3-4 William Sybesma WN tr Mary Elizabeth Thompson Gurls' League Pres. 4 Girls' League Sec 3 Steervng Comm. Frmendshuo Comm 3 4 Sr Class Play Patricia Tullis C.S.F., 2,4 Ways and Means Q- l.atin Club Spantsh Club G A,A Kathryn Twohig Commerclal Club, 4 Glee Club, 3 Transfer lrom Boston Mass 54 Barry Titensor Vr. Basketball 4 Vr.T0r1nls, 3-4 Christmas Play Sprlng Swrng Betty Turley Councilman Steenng Comm G.A,A., l -3 Bill Towne Vr Football 4 Vr Baseball 3 vr. Club 3-4 Chrnstmas Play Councrlman Lois Turner Drlll Team Eng Suster Drull Team Blg Snster 2-4 Wanda Vivian Ulman Alvera Uranga Chrustmas Play 4 A Cappella Cholr 3'-3 Usherette, 4 Councllman 3 Sprlnq Swing 4 Glrls' Lyrlc Clulr Gzrls' Sports 4 Bro Sxster 2 5 Robert Tally Steering Comm , Campus Comm. l Dance Comm., 3-4 A Cappella Cholr, Christmas Play, l - Dick Thomas ,4 2-3 3 Mary Margaret Trask Ex Lute, 3-4, Ed 4 -4 C.S.F,, l-4 Quill anrl Scroll Pres., 4 lr Play Stage Mgr. Rally Comm , 4 f ,f .fo Lucy Tanaka Ways and Means Comm Asst. Chr., 4 SB, Dance Comm. El Aynador, 3-4, Ad. Mgr. C.S.F., l-4, Sec., 4 Councilman ZA-4 George Thomas Doug Travis Frosh Class Pres. Vr. Football, 2-4 Vr. Basketball, 2-4 S B Judge, 3-4 Dance Comm. Chr 4 Lee Theiss .l.V. Football, 2 J.V. Tennls, 3 Vr. Tennis, 4 Judy Thomas Frlenflshlp Comm., 34-'l, Head, 4 C.S F., l-4, Act Chr , 3 SB, Judge French Club, 34, Pres. Jr Play Sheroll Trcvetf Christmas Play 3 Transfer from Poly H S. Duane Van Pell' Sr Class Treas Bee Basketball 3 4 Capt 3 4 A Cappella Choir 3 4 Asst Soph Class Yell Leader Campus Comm Rose Uyeda Commercial Club, 3-4 Pres., 4 Girls' Letter Club, 3-4 Sec., 4 CSF., l-4 G.A.A. Council, 3-4 Girls' Sports, l-4 Dorothy Van Kekelix Commercial Club, 3 Girls' Sports, l-2 French Club, 3 Big Sister, 3-4 Mary Dolores Vasquez Don Verhoef Tony Voger Banner Bearer 4 Vr Basketball 4 JV Football 2 Spring Swing Vr Tennis 4 Vr Football 3 4 Aud Usherette 3 Annual Photo 3 JV Baseball 3 Girls Letter Club 4 ACappella Choir Vr Baseball 4 DrillTeam 3 Vr Club 3 4 Nicky Vander Veen S.B. Asst. Sec. Girls' League Sgt.-at- Arms, 3 Ways and Means, 2, 4 Chr., 4 Friendship Comm , 3 C.S.F., l -4 Morris Van Leeuwen P.A. Crew Steering Comm, Councilman Campus Comm. Spanish Club John Richard Vorls Bee Football 3 4 Bee Track 3 4 Luella Walton Laura Ann Wemck Sr ClassV Pres FriendshnpComm 2 Co Chr 4 Steering Comm l Head Fla Twirler Jr Class istorian Winston Watson Stage Crew 4 Boys Chorus JV Football 3 Spring Swing Joy Lee Wellons Big Sister Drill Team Jr Play Prod Staff Commercial Club 3 4 Library Club 4 Garry Vanderwall Vr. Football, 2-4, Capt., 4 Jr., Sr., Class Sot.-at-Arms Vr. Club, 3-4, Pres., 4 S.B. Dance Comm., 4 Campus Comm., l, 2,4 Marilyn Van Manen Girls' Sports . Paul Wamscott Vr Club 3 4 Vr Track 3 4 Cross Country C F 4 Vr Football 4 Barbara Wehrman Band Orchestra Spring Swing Big Sister Dons Wells Steering Comm Council Jr Play Prod Staff Christmas Play Prod Staff Commercial Club 55 Darlene Wendt Spanish Club, 2-3 C.S.F. A Cappella Choir Spring Swing Drill Team, 3 Emma Whisler Shirley Whalen Girls' Lyric Club, 3-4 Christmas Play, 2-4 Spring Swing, 3 G AA., Z Big Sister, 3-4 Al Wienert Dorothy Jean Whaley Spring Swing, 3 Commercial Club, 3 A Cappella Cl'1oir,4 Girls' Lyric Club, 3 Drill Team, 3 Jack Wienert Track Boys' Choir Transfer from Newport, Oregon 56 Betty Wiersma Spring Swing Christmas Play ni 9 r .Q Jerry Wiley Vr. Basketball, 3-4 Vr. Football, 4 Gene Wilson A Cappella Choir Bee Football, Track, 2 Adv. Girls' Glee Club Campus Comm., 4 Fresh. Girls' Chorus Councilman, Z-3 Merlin Windham Alice Lorraine Witt Jacqueline Woodell Big Sister, 2-4 Commercial Club, 3-4, Sec., 4 C,S.F., 4 Transfer from Roosevelt H.S., Compton Joanne Woodell Yvonne Young Pete Zandvliet Commercial Club, 3-4 Girls' Special Comm. Councilman, l C.S.F,, 4 Transfer from Roosevelt H.S , Compton Office Messenger Mffer olqdfe QUQI' , sq Billy Barstow Robert Dill Donna Dorsey Eugene Ferguson John Gilchrist Ernest Jackson James Jackson alnefd William A. Deacon Alberta Moreno Arline Gardner Bee Football Drill Team Bee Basketball Big Sister 5D6f1iSh Club Transfer from Jordan l-l.S, Councilman Steering Comm Dona Plank Willford Shaffer Melvin Shenefield Transfer from Huntington Beach HS. Johnny Spencer Joan Stephenson Dave Wall Baseball Aud. Usberetle Vr. Football, 3 4 Track Drill Team Vr, Basketball Basketball Bug Sister Vr. Track, 4 J V. Football, Vr, Club, 3--1 Bill Liles Don MacDonald Robert Muth Melvin Phillips Ted Rypkema Roger Sandberg Beverly Stanley jreAAmafU Ol??,Ol'6 SEA KZCLA AL l'LL.0 P ihi4 Quinn? uniol-J The most active year for members of the Class of l95l was this school year. Sterling Davis, class president, his cab- inet and the steering committee put theri new ideas into action. Some ofthe many activities sponsored by the junior class were the play Henrietta the Eighth and all school dances. As the grand finale, the junior class sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom, The day the sweaters arrived, the campus was flood- ed with purple and white and class riv- alry was kindled anew. The class advisors, Mr. Chenney and Mrs. Jacobs, were always on hand to give welcome advice on the problems arising before this fine junior class. Darlene Richardson, Vice President: Sterling Davis, President: Janet Myers Secretary: Ronald Wagner, Treasurer. ROW 1 D Mori L. Alderson, C. Porter, G. Gilbert, G. Emerson. ROW 2-H. Gum, G. Qoffry, V. Baldwin Unidentified, D. Elexon, M. VanKley, J. Garrett, J. McSwain, M. Dinsmore. union! f 1 1 J : ' A a , , 5 ROW 'I--T. Yoshinga. P. Salisbury, L. Jones, B. Alexander, L. Johnson, M. Zylstra, Unidentified, D. Folle, Unidentified, A. Finch, E. Taylor, Unidentified, A. Rodrigues, C. Valdez. O. McCoIIom, B. Pepper, C. Steward. G. Saunders. ROW 2-J. Miller, R. Meyers, K. Hatanaka, T. Belni, G. Watson, J. Holt, L. Dickerson, N. Jorritsma, C. Harris, G. Twyman, W. Walker, J. Gilchrist, J. Pratt, F. Deneh, S. Morris, H. Gum. ROW 3- L. Brink, J. Hamel, J. Baldwin, D. Chesebro, J. Garrett, B. Siverson, P. Dorman, J. Croft, P. Frie, R. Fitzwater, H. Thompson, D. Ewart, J. Ver Steeg, D. Metzger, T. Hefner, M. Derr, R. Wylie. ROW 4-E. Bottinge r, M. Follis, W. Counts, D. Kehret, M. Teters, F. Smith, B. Clark, D. Her- nandez, R. Lawrence, B. Berger, P. Lemery, V. Fesmire, G. Ballard, E. Goodban, R. Dobson, C. Ruff. ROW 5-J. Blackwell, G. Wilkins, T. Stewart, R. Brown. D. Childs. D. Brown. G. Kooiman, A. Harrison, J. Dunn, R. Scott. D. Boyer, M. Mott, J. Pratt, S. Woldridge, M. Wheeler, J. Ballard, G. Ballard. ROW 6-K. WisIer,, D. Counterman, J. Horgan, J. Dennis, D. Howell. B. Johnston, T. Hampton, D. Braun, B. Strange, J. Gambell, M. Miller. L. Mercier. C. Saunders. B. Vance. S. Yates, C. McGrew. ROW 7-B. Venus. B. Rosenquist, F. Steinberger. S. Eliot, G. Ryan, W. Hettinga, F. Campbell, L. Green, J. Hall, J. Meanor, J. Miller, P. Mott, A. Worley, C. Lancaster, G. Quatacker, R. Keith. ROW l-C. Beauchamp, J. Hardin, G. Emerson, B. Phillips, M. Lopez, S. Chaney, A. Taylor, D. Johnson, P. Stevens, D. Hunter, W. Baker, F. Over- ton, B. Barrows, P. Wetzel, B. Kite, E. Blackford, P. Rumell, I. Reynolds, K. Kawamoto, A. Idema, F. Daetweiler, M. Miller. ROW 2-C. Graves B. Whities. D. Phelan, J. Crowley. L. Boer, T. Francis, M. Reese, S. Maas, M. Van Dvke, B. Del-laan, M. Lokhorst. M. Blok, M. Lokhorst, B. Miller V. Veach, B. Wallace, D. Weaver, D. McCallum, P. Pinard, G. Nelson. ROW 3-G. Loyd, P. Kent. J. Phillips, B. Parrish, B. Mann. P. Beckworth, C Flanery, B. Broneman, J. Cunningham, J. DeBruyne, B. Whisman, D. Mori, D. Dougherty, R. Wolford, M. Fesmire, B. Flournoy, J. Smith, C. Porter, B. Thiel, E. Popovich, S. Beard, M. Barton. ROW 4-L. Spann, L. Doyel, D. Barwick. B. Quick, V. Howard. J. Stanners, R. Rivera, D. Shumway K. Ruhlen, F. Guymon, C. Warren, B. Krogstad, K. Wishon, G. Fitch, R. Williams, R. Knoth. S. Bennett. N. Smith. M. Speight, F. Cherniss, N. Alli- son. ROW 5-F. Hoksburgen, D. Lawrence, C. Osban, P. Nash, D. Atherton, G. Limey, H. Croley, C. Snip. B. Sorenson, B. Helman, G. Lillard, J Martin, J. Maurer, B. Shows, J. Lynch, B. Chalmers, C. Mosler, L. Paull, L. Alderson, B. Breid, L. Westerhot, B. Kalisvoart. ROW 6-B. Riggs, W Tayles, G. Shimono, R. Twitchell, L. Jones, P. Lopez, X. Carrillo, A. Guerrero, J. Jackson, E. Taylor. P. Elliott. R. Wagner. D. Black. B- Brbvkharl' J. Hanson, B. Haislett, J. Easton, L. Vermeer. E. Rocha, T. Krause. ROW 7-L. Clark. D. Trujillo, R. Loya, F. Nakawaki, L. Lopez, A. Roman J. Apariio, V. Chavez, E. Ontiveros, L. Aguayo, M. Gutierrez, E. Meiia, L. Orosco, R. Galdegos. A. Contreras, C. Barba. A. Perez, M. Yriarte, R Cruz, V. Lopez, D. Van Leeuwen. WNV... . A Z unions r 1 w,..........- uniord ,,..s,.5m-s 2 www, W Nh,xg Nm, .W ,,,, . --A --A -gm - . Q , 1 2 A , 62 ROW l-E. Burch, D. Aams, J. McSwain, D. Richardson, J. Williams, B. Yaki, D. Blem, M. Plains, H. Mindte, J. Britten, S. Vasquez, D. Clover, A. Ravera, V. Aubert. C. Hokanson, E. Brown, A. Izuhara, J. Castro, G. Bender, S. Slve, A. Crouch. ROW 2-G. Herrema, V. Baldwin, M. Jones, M. Patterson. G. Huff. B. Griffith, J. Russell, W. Arnold, B. Palmer, E. Wilson, F. Geoffroy. R. Britt, D. Camnbell, H. Jones, E. Cheser, B. Twohig, P. Hada, B. Sander. J. Tapking. M. Tonkinson, D. Schneider. ROW 3-A Miller, W. Mullins, J. Johnson, B. Ivey, G. Lonskey, J. Cutright, R. Cooper, 0. Oban, D. Alden, D. Lee, J. Deceuwick, M. Jaggard, F. Delmare, J. Alsum, N. Den Ouden, E. Zylstra, L. Nice, B. Hiland, B. Van Leeu- wen. ROW 4-M. Kelm, M. Gibson, V. Hansen, D. Runels, E. Schmitt, D. Elexon, P. Dees, C. Bailey, P. Phelan, J. Vanderstelt, M. Grimland, M. Wells, K. Long D. Osgood, J. Jackson, B. Carpenter D. Hammer, A. Hilt, J. Hofstra, P. Baker. ROW 5-G. Jones, E. Bothuf, B. Johnson, B. Ivey, J. Mapes, J. Henry, A. Brown, E. Neal, L. Dial, A. Powell, S. Arntzen, B. Ferguson, A. Orr, J. Myers, S. Davis, E. Johnson, P. Onfitch, R. Peach. B. Seymore. ROW 6-B. Walker, Y. Moore, D. Schreiber, J. Rogers, P. Pinkerton, B. Shair, A. Bohn. M. Ford, L. Brooks, J. Ormoro, J. Doty, M. Dil- ler, J. Ferrier, D. Spence, K. Hallman, Unidentified, C. Stevens, Unidentified, C. Hawthorne, R. Justice, M. Dinsmore, M. Gordeon, N. Nancolas, U '- J. Spaulding, L. Witt, J. Clark, R. Jones, N. Dibs, B. Hendricks, S. DeBoer, E. Bock, N. Sykes, D. Walton, J. Mellen, D. Andre, Unidentified, nu dentified, J. McDonald, Unidentified, Unidentified. SITTING-J. Alexander, J. Covert, D. Trautloff, R. Covert, S. Medina, K. Holtz. KNEELING-W. Lee, P. Mc- Gaughey. A. James, P. Higgins, J. Schinnerer, N. Boonstra, S. Jackson, J. Quinn. STANDING-B. Hamby, J. Cordeiro, R. Miller, J. Tomiack, C. Brown, D. White, O. Alves, G. Fernandes, D. Regalado. The Class of i952 started the year off with a bang with the planning ot a class party which was cancelled because of heavy fog. This proved to be quite a disappointment to the class, so Ray Hugli and Janet Hummel, president and vice-president, respectively, along with the other officers began planning numerous other activities. Among them was the sophomore all- school dance, Apple Blossom Time, which proved to be a huge success. All sophomores who had paid their dues were admitted free of charge. With this class winding up their last year as underclassmen, there came the all-important matter of selecting the color tor their junior sweaters, and the electing of junior officers. R. Hugli, President, J. Hummel, Vice President, D. Phillips, Secretary, S. Nunn, Treasurer. 0120 Chl? g 3opLomore5 1'5- Q? SOPAOM 0l'25 , Q 1 1 A 3 Q 2 , v 4 1 ' 1 2 ROW 1-P, Acuna, G. Montoza, M. Seage, J. Lee, E. Lockwood, D. Winfield, D. Elite, M. Jackson, G. Young, C. Hickey, V. Bradley, F. Costa, P. Cox J. Ridder, 5. Leffingwell, L. Doan, J. Bill, F. West. ROW Z-R. Martinez, N. Boggs, B. Jackson, P. Higgins, D. Smith, P. McGaughey, L. Barnett B. Nyenhuis, E. Mulder. N. Fisher, J. Covert, K. Krieger, D. Milne, G. Pieksma, M. Counts. D. Trautloff, M. Morse, J. Martin. ROW 3-J. Reyes P. Olivas, D. Hinkle. M. Truiillo, H. Truiillo, M. Garcia, 0. Perez, Y. Johnson, J. Davis, R. Saita, F. Tanamachi, J. Woracheck, J. Marvin, J. Beitz C. Barger, G. Crittenden, D. Harper. ROW 4-E. DelHoyo, B. Martinez, E. Gomez, P. Collins. T. Head, A. Andrey, T. Wanenova, R. Gilroy, D. Halk- yard, M. Schelby, B. Sherier, D. Statler, C. Hewitt, L. Hamel, J. Heil. ROW 5-B. Rodriguez, G. Vargus, F. Carrillo, P. Enkhorn, B. Hudspeth, J Twitchell, A. Murillo, L. Schueller, F. Morrison, D. Jones, L. Rhodes, R. Bustrum, G. Gilrov. D. Davis, R. Gasper, R. Johnson, M. Oden. ROW 6-- L. Rodriguez, R. Varela, R. Cartillo. A. Clausen, C. Freelind, E. Booths, Z. Prockadoo, R. Carlyle, J. Killworth, G. Goodman, L. Flynn, K. Real, R Craig, R. Wilson, R. Rios. ROW 7-P. Nieto, A. Escamillas, G. Querio, T. Pari, J. Johnson, J. Coleman, Z. Day, D. Davis, J. Hoekstra, L. Mowre C. Kimpel, R. Alhed, R. Becklund. 1 ROW l-M. Wells, D. Allen, D. Van Manen, N. Senner, W. Wolford, J. Olson, L. Toste, M. Gentry, T. Tavlor. T. Gale. J. Quinn, P. Atkins, J. Van- tine, E. Stellingwerf, A. Moore, B. Smith, R. Hollander, B. Uiihara, B. Frydman, J. Griepsma, R. Kelly, A. McComb. ROW 2-D. Prothrock, E. Williams, M. Shade. C. Searing L. Santala, B. Gray, M. Graves, K. Anderson, D. Carter, C. Burnett, E. Hagerman. C- Nicholas. P- Lalwillfef M- Menage, P. Evans. Y. Grouhx, G. Baker. J. Hendrickson, I. Fox. D. Sharkley, B. Warren, A. Homan, V. Higgins. ROW 3-C. Leopard, E. Van Kekerix, M. Kilchmann, A. Abacherli, F. Dunn, P. Houghton, S. Haughton, W. Hoffman, L. Stanfield, J. Trevett, K. Kimes, H. Bradstreet, C. Valdez, A. Nishikawa, D. Bowell, S. Moss, E. Thomas, B. Stalcup, N. Canfield, L. Baker, P. Webb, K. Kinney, M. Vander Vegh A- LEHSOII, A- Val' Syh. ROW 4-C. Trevett, B. Lampman, C. Drewien, B. Blair, L. Morris, R. Kruidhof, J. Coleman, D. Chapman, J. Kunert, B. Watt, K. Childres, E. Carrigan, H. Kruisk, T. Arnold, E. Hansel, B. Thompson, J. Loomey, B. Eggleston. W. Heusdens. E. Wallace. J. Moore. O. Gree. ROW 5- D. Creech. R. Fraser, D. Lynch, B. Hineernan, B. Brown, J. Bickersfaff, J. Randolph, R. Vader, C. Marlow, K. Myers, C. Norman, M. Lindstrom, J. Anderson, G. Wilder, C. Hardin, E. New, F. Graus, R. Bommelje, R. Dill, B. Fellholter. ROW 6-D. Creech, M- 566. D- 5h0De. C. Walker, R. Follis, G. Escalera, M. Stanley, B. Turner, M. Cosper, B. Roelofs, D. Berry, L. McMiechaell, B. Goster, B. Gowens, G. Nemecek, K- YOSlliI1B9i, R. DeJongh, B. James. B. Hall, D. Criswell, K. Canfield, J. Melrearn, L. Tabott. ROW 7-B. Pierce, P. Picariviech. M. onk, J. HMalberg, G. Damron, J. Dobson, B. J. Sadler, C. Tyler, D. Shumway, J. Schneider, M. Herrera, C. Millard, R. Hugli, J. Huis, B. Fitzgerald, F. Hamilton, V. Smith, C. Bakery, D. Cruz, B. Rayhawk, J. Travers, K. Madsen, J. VanLeeuwen, M. Hatanaka. X, uv 50,94 Olll 0I'e5 Sopkom 0705 ,EV .EW .... . . 5 ...Mg .. , ' Q . 2 ROW I-D. Huberty, L. Andre, J. Alexander, D. Anderson, N. Robinson, J. Hightower, F. Dickerson, M. Roggia, I. York, L. VanSurksum, N. Boonstra, N. Lockwood. B. Horn, J. Schinnerer, G. Plyman, D. Lewis, N. Hundsdoerfer, J. Vail. D. Plantinga. S. Rhodes, A. Medina, J. Arredondo, A. Mulder. ROW 2-R. Gobert, J. Daniels, J. Daniels, J. Yoshioka, K. Reents, G. Murnhy. S. Skinner, L. Hutchcraft, J. Hummel, B. Peters, M. Scheinost, D. Zandvliet, K. Steiner, G. DeVries, M. VanderHoek, A. Jones, G. Melntyre, G. McEwen, M. Ruhlen, B. Quisenberry, C. Lauer, J. Wells, L. Otwell. ROW 5-J. Fox, B. Plank, J. Miller, B. J. McGuire, V. Engel, N. London, J. Giles, J. Hodges, P. Sullivan, K. Ferguson, E. Carroll, J. Flader, D. Sear, L. Magana, E. Tafoya, M. Yturriaga, R. Orozro, M. Perez, A. Ortiz, V. Vargas, D. Beltran, M. Marillo, L. Cahoon, M. Boster, ROW 4-E. Grice, R. Schmaltz, J. Dyar, A. Goertz, L. Millard, L. Reed, E. Barrows, J. Wilie, N. Savage, H. Self, M. E. Wilson, M. A. Repasz, M. Mortensen, D. Dyar. A. Chew. A. Carrier, J. Crawford, J. Altizer, R. Macias, J. Mikesell, C. Sorensen, E. Stairs, L. Dressel ROW 5-B. Boss, J. Magnusson, L. Dowell, C. Dinsmore, G. VanderMeer, N. Allen, L. Delger, D. Stewart, P. Terrell, S. Lynch, R. Long, E. Alcock, J. Mashburn, W. Lee, E. Philbrook, M. Lewis, J. Page, B. Urton, P. Potter, D. East, K. Holtz, J. Stockton. C. Cunningham, L. Calsado. ROW 6-E. Galloway, B. Hollis, G. Fowler, P. Thompson, C. Evans, E. McPherson, J. Mora, J. Stephenson, J. Ryan, l. Libby, S. Wade, B. Delk, D. Phillips. L. Wilson, B. Liles, L. Stanley, 8. Lampman, R. Hughey, C. Brower, L. Noxon, R. West, D. Riggs, F. Wheeler. ROW 7-T. Muth, G. Bos, J. Concannon, B. Hildebrand, J. Martin, R. Ellis, W. Stoker, J. Van Spanie, J. Oxford, P. Wassenaar, J. Donahue, R. Mosby, J. Mann, C. Felling, R. Ferguson, B. Buckley, R. Anderson, J. Shunk. R. Marmer, H. Crowse, J. Hines, M. Parenteau, B. Parenteau, B. Parris. ROW I-R. Bates, J. Martin, V. Gamboni, B. May, R. Berry, P. Pletcher, D. Aldcroftt, G. Hartsfield, B. Stanley, S. Pieratt, J. Becker, G. White L. Arnold, S. Talbott, J. Jansen, B. Paneira, S. Porrine, R. Cervantes. ROW2-M. Steinberger, T. Falkowski, R. Jeftrcdo, D. Watson, R. Oban, L. Wil- Iiams, J. McGookin, W. Murphey, W. Dukc, A. La Rue, J. Okuda, D. Ray, T. Eldridge, K. Ken, B. Jennings, L. Clark, P. Henson. ROW 3-H. Sheve- field, R. Vander Dussen, G. Alsup, M. Wright, H. Wadleigh, A. Cox, B. Becker, A. Boone, J. Higley, C. Yost, N. Lissner, B. Glenn, J. Reese, V Massie, J. McCune, L. Tripp. ROW 4-A. Samarin, K. David, F. Jackson, B. Roggy, B. Slife, G. Keulen, E. Griffin, S. Janke ,S. Pinaire, A Blackford, G .Gift, 5. Jackson, A. Blackford, M. White, B. Russell, L. Sledge, J. Van Tassel. ROW 5-F. Francis, G. Howell, D. Gualls, R. Tillotson W. Parenteau, J. Henderson, L. Cable, C. Schad, D. McMurray, J. Rhodes. B. Pannon, M. Mara, R. Aguilera, C. Diaz, J. Kitchens, G. Ashmore S. Leone. ROW 6-R. Granger, W. Phillits, V. Glidewell, G. Harris, D. Dowell, O. Alves, A. Rayburn, B. Delk, K. Warner, A. Weir, E. Curry, R Ferguson, J. Heil, D. Marshall. ROW 7-R. Stinchtield, D. White, A. Boersma, W. Pound, G. Fernandes, T. Tyree, D. Regalado, D. Porterfield, A Andreoli, R. Howard, S. Nunn, D. Ross, B. Arnold, B. Grimm, P. Edmondson, A. Monroe. ROW 8-J. Burford, J. Wood, S. Bourgeois Jr., T. Cor- diero Jr., F. Reed, M. Milarn, C. Brown, L. Gahr, A. Bosch, S. South, A. Edwards, K. Zike, D. Hulett, F. Nishimoto, J. Thomasson, A. James, B Bragg. f . , y . e , SOPAOMOPQ5 Zibirecfing jrodd It was the first day of school and the strange surroundings bewildered this class, but they will never forget this day launching their high school careers at Excelsior. The first few weeks of adjusting themselves to the campus and being called scrub died down and they had become a vital part of our school. The election of class officers was the first business under- taken by this class. Emerging victorious as president and leader of the class was Buckley Hardin. With the full backing of an efficient cabinet and an energetic class, he led the class through its first year, The assembly and the party were the biggest events of the year for them, Mr. Ostergaard and Mrs. lsenberg, the class advisers, were the two to be commended for their helpful guidance. The end of school meant the planning for next year and thus the Class of 1953 grew one year closer to graduation day. Gene Booth, Vice President, Buckley Hordin, President: Mo- rie Ingram, Secretory: Kent Springer, Treasurer. 68 SITTING-B. Cox, P. Brown. ROW 2-M. Ingram, A. S. Allen, B Gomske H Smith L Morns C Simpson D. Riggins. ROW 3-E. Patrick, B. McCraeken, E. Holt, R. Sakamoto E Boone E Simpson ROW 4 M Plooster B. Hamey, W. Rickter, J. Reeves, G. Benson, T. Skaggs, M. Steward jfezfknien ROW l-V. Davis, J. Gossett, R. Atherton, D. Hansen, J. Hiss, M. Steward, D. Neely, B. L. Jestes, B. Cooper, A. Woodell, D. Gebhard, B. Webb N. Underwood, A. Gum, B. Beck, S. Smotllerman, W. MacDonald, l. Hatanaka, O. Baker, B. Murdock, A. Perrin. ROW 2-R. Holt. D. Palmer, T Halverson, W. Weeks, R. Wilson, W. Knee, M. Osgood, J. Wilder. J. Castor, B. Berry, B. Schultz, H. Pineira, P. Roush, D. Sanchez, M. Wood J. Perrin, M. Phillips. ROW 3-S. Munson, F. Vaught, H. Howe, E. Flum, D. Wyman, J. Boyde, R. Vargas, R. Huizai, H. Hernandez, T. Colunga W. Haringer, D. Daley, J. Perry, T. Gahr, A. McKechney, J. Veenhouwer, R. Orr, Unidentified, R. Webb, P. Strong. ROW 4-T. Wiedmann, C Carpenter, B. Page, B. Davis, M. Furton, R. Oliver, B. Osborn, B. Nolan, B. Shirley, J. Drake, B. Summers, A. Phelps, M. A. Moon, B. Walton B. Meyers, C. Gallaugher, S. Rowley. ROW 5-C. Millette, C. Allen, E. Christensen, W. Clark. J. Kirk, F. Martin. S. Shimono, J. Hoagsma, A. Boeve 1 1 r 1 1 D. Hallmark, J. Whetstone, G. Saunders, D. Hemphill, D. Yell, J. Walton, J. Grady, D. Wells, B. Thompson. ROW 6-L. lndiere, D. Engel. L. Laurie, M. McClang, J. Babylon, H. Amezuia, A. Hill, R. Head, W. Daugherty. J. Duffle. B. Decker. G. Kntake, B. Klann, C. Perez, L. WHY, D- Diebold, M. Duncan, J. Cnnger. ROW 7-M. Waldrop, J. Black, E. Fellhoelfer, E. Jones. P. Anderson. W. Jones, T. Lynn. W. Bowen, W. Richter, J. Ver Steeg, J. Velosa, J. Mayfield, B. Minees, B. Ward, J. Meredith, B. Crouch. L. Bushey. ROW 8-H. Holder, D. Carroll. M. Lauer, D. De Mars, J. Atkin, D. Hines, R. Burns. T. Scott, D. Rouly. G. Benson, B. lvey, N. Sagara, B. Hardin, J. Shiffert, R. Budges, D. Mulhall, D. Griffin, G. Clayton, G. Gatin, D. Nicholson. jl'e5Aln2Il ROW l-E. Evans. C. Lefroncias, A. Shimono. J. Hamano, K. Halloran, P. Rice. S. Ross, J. Svkes. I. Thomas, H. Von Dahl, K. Baker, L. Call, R. Ramsbarger, J. Bailey, S. Dunlap, R. Wylie, L. Jansen, G. Idema, D. Ewart, C. Minie. M. Blackwell, J. Van Leeuwen, R. Wilson, S. Baringer. ROW 2-S. Howell, C. Aguilar. B. Rodriguez, D. Smith, E. Boone, I. Roggia, J. Thompson, A. Takenaga, N. Yaki, M. Kishpaughs, B. McGann, B. Conant, J. Perez, V. Gamboa, E. Molles, J. A. Di Benedetto. D. Skelly, M. Compton, M. Vos. M. Canfield, R. Thompson, B. Kirk, P. Tappy, A. Javnes. ROW 3-A. Rivas, M. Ortiz, S. Bell, F. Robinson, L. Gahr, B. Cox, E. Meanor, C. Minor, A. Marvin, L. Cruz, M. Hart, P. Holman, A. Hoscheit. N. Barber, J. Baker, S. Allen, G. Brewster, P. Virgin, S. Saueressig. B. Brown, S. Cameron, C. Scott, B. Steinberger, V. Neal. ROW 4- C. Redding, M. Caves, N. Perez, J. Ramirez, B. Hume, M. Cowart, S. Thomison, F. Lindsay, C. Claudia, S. Torkelson, R. Peters, M. Hendershot, C. Krukenberg. R. Carrera, J. Vargas, V. Treio, J. Sevillano, R. Swart, R. Lesher, B. Knight. F. Taylor. L. Anderson, B. Dickerson, N. Jarvis. ROW 5 -G. Brown, C. Altizer, G. Kent, A. Sousa. C. de Loach, L. Perez, A. Vander Meer, M. Lewis Jr.. A. Van Berkim, L. Moore, M. Monroe, C. Kendle, D. Westraugh, A. Costello, S. Bell, S. Allen, P. Tanaka. J. Croft, D. Pickun. V. Sandoval. R. Velasco, S. Velgado, J. Geston, N. Chuck. ROW 6- M. Warren, D. Steck, B. Christensen, C. Hanson, E. Edwards, D. Morrison, M. lra, B. Bickerstaff. M. Miller. D. Byron, J. Schmidt, J. Berchfold, H. Nole. S. Fusch, B. Braziel, B. Woollv. Unidentified. S. Anthony, S. Brown, H. Van Holland. C. Crismon, L. Honore, B. Ham, J. Abee. ROW 7 -D. Guthery. R. Wav. B. Gauntt, F. Probst, M. Holbert, J. Shepherd, T. Sofa, J. James, J. Richards, E. Govea, F. Valadez, J. Murillos, A. Pacheco, J. Hazel, F. Creighton, B. Freeman, C. Cole, B. Schlahitz, B. Blankenship, D. Ulrich. D. Brock, A. Taylor, D. Jacobson, T. Caves. ROW 8-T. Enders, K. Wilson, C. Pennington, T. Johnson, J. Storey, J. Ashcroft, P. Urenda, D. Medina, B. Arellanes, R. Gandara, C. Blackman, R. Holtz, J. MufPllY. V. Anderson, E. Grady, H. Adams, I. Jacques, S. Stellingwerf, R. Braun, D. Wolfley, G. Berniss, R. Wisely, L. Nelson, B. Mindte. ROW I-S. Reed, N. Thomasson, C. Colter, T. Aguilera, B. Mullens, E. Wolf. H. Mesec, H. Logsdon, N. Leadholm, N. Miller, S. Vance, S. Dill, S. Freer, P. Wilkins, J. Nelson, E. Fairbanks, A. McCulIy, Y. Miller, J. Vander Dussen, A. Kawamoto, D. Bowman, M. Daugherty, H. Lyons. ROW 2 -N. Erwin. B. Reese, R. Singleton, O. Chavez, A. Duran, L. Albanese, L. Miller, G. Walton, V. Yates, M. Wright, C. Gilchrist, J. Loree, P. Harada, A. Hackelman, D. Wright, C. Nixon, M. Ingram, C. Wilson, M. Bridgewater, R. Hart, M. Hahn, N. Berry. G. Van Tassel. ROW 3-D. Hermans, A. Costa, D. Hansel, L. Carmnna, A. Martinez, E. Gonzales, 5. Dolezal, J. Wiltong, J. Stevens, M. Smotherman, J. Avila, N. Hiser, J. Rose. L. Darko, B. McCnwan. D. Wendt, R. Beard, P. Farmer, P. Bagwell, B. Ford, S. Conway. ROW 4-M. Cuevaz, L. Ramierez. G. Flores, D. Wybenga, R. Beltran, L. Mathews, C. Youman, B. Guertin, C. Simpson, S. Mattson, D. Kinreau, C. Newman, V. Hardos, N. Keulen, K. Sims, E. Chosti, J. Hamilton, R. Kellv. F. Shivk. ROW 5-C. Carron, H. Rodriguez, S. Watson, D. Wentling. P. Brown, J. Mori, L. Clark, D. Larsen, M. J. Kingsolver, D. J. Jones, C. Quick, B. Campbell, L. Morris, D. Gregory, M. Sperou, L. Metzger, J. Moore, L. Morris, E. Baum, B. Beckworth, D. Reeser. ROW 6- Unidentitied, A. Hilarieds, G. De Boer, A. Skill, B. Bock, D. Emptield, P. Abercrombie, A. Koons, N. Nevels, P. Vradenburg, D. Amici, B. Cunning- ham, J. Black, S. McKenzie, M. Boaz, R. Ripple, D. Chorpenning, J. Reeves, M. La Bonte, E. Vanderwall, R. Jongerius. ROW 7-G. Castillo, D. Rios, A. Rodriguez, A. Harpham, D. Skelly, J. Mott, T. Newcomb, B. Gorman, M. Wiebenga, B. Long, L. Kinser, B. Hurley, A. Carty, M. Menezes, T. Hall, D. Saunders, D. Wehrman, D. Alves, B. Rogers, B. Counts. ROW 8-F. Lewis, C. Smith, J. Partin, Q. Lackey, E. Simpson, D. Smith, V. Brauer, R. Baron, P. Whalen, D. Becklund, D. Travers, P. Halbert, B. Willie, B. Daniels, V. Hughes, Z. Rasmussen, B. Kimbro, N. Davis, T. Snod- grass, B. Tolhurst, D. Alyott, M. Joe. , . Q., , re- . ,E 4' 4 W W W g f 5' : Q 2 i . . S 5 . E - Q . f B jfe6Amen PQJAIHQH 1 g qqff 7 R W , U, , . 72 Y Y v I, ,, .Y, . 5 f.. 'v x 'G ROW l-S. Moore, M. Martin, P. Barrett, P. Bradley, A. Altarnirano, V. Barbal B. Mahurin, C. Gandara, V. Del Hoyo, J. Asawa, A. Thibault, M Ellis, R. Twohig, L. Harskamp, A. Lemmon, V. Lass, W. Murphy, C. Ferguson, V. Montgomery, D. Tolson, J. Miller, R. Butler. ROW 2-J. Ellis M. Trevett, B. McKelvey, M. Wilson, C. Crowell, K. Cox, B. Creamer, T. Kellogg, H. Macias, B. Hamby, J. Garcia, J. Parker, B. Mashburn, G. Ost- gaard, N. Hinkel, R. Maiko, D. Lillard, J. Vander Dussen, R. Hampton. ROW 3-H. Smith, E. Patrick, J. Bingham, C. Dearen, C. Gilchrist, J Sherwood, R. Owens, P. Entz, S. Vinson, P. Insel, E. Johnson, R. Neal, B. McCracken, B. Peters, M. Teters, R. Pogue, J. Johnston, B. Gebhart K. Parker. ROW 4-L. Farnum, J. Willard, H. Smith, D. McManus, C. Miller, L. Goldizen, D. Cable, J. Herron, M. Plooster, G. Donathan, G. Me- dina, J.VStoker, D. Hicks, D. Davidson, J. Pinheiro, I. Blocker, D. Gravier, F. Yamada, B. Stacy. ROW 5-E. Holliday, E. Evans, K. Meyers, R Jones, E. Moffitt, R. Sakamoto, C. Hendrickson, M. Buxton. B. Speer, E. Homea, H. Williams, J. Miller, S. Sovia, C. Vander Ham, L. Bockemohle D. Riggins, W. Rietkirk, C. Farmer, D. Siders, D. Hoar. ROW 6-J. Klubnik, E. Booth, R. Brown, N. Ricky, J. Cunningham, J. Stevenson, A. Mil- Iette, P. Miller, A. Vande Kieft, A. Tetxloff, C. Love, C. Meyers, M. Magneso, J. Pearson, B. Maring, B. Cunningham, B. Tatti. ROW 7-R. Piercy D. Walton, B. J. Stinson, L. Santamaria, M. Kingery, F. Summers, K. Springer, B. Holt, S. Roberts, C. Boer, J. Holl, G. McMasters, S. Bakken, B Gomske, K. Benson, D. Murphy. ROW 8-J. Guarino, N. Rehkop, B. Schlabitz, C. Freeland, J. Miller, H. Brannan, F. Morris, B. Holliday, D Gardner, A. Hofer, L. Hermes, N. De Noi, J. Horgan, E. Diaz, P. Magnusson, D. Mosby, Unidentified, H. Doyel, J. Addison. 1 jLe Cfafsaea .xdf Qfuul .xgnal pfay mr ' ' 5 M 7 Y Y YV L1'lAQfl'lfliti2bV ee rflaferm rbeuea, o he mm nr ou t cofrlpemniimz Ori ' iceb we Awww grae .5 rowfxwiho ik il? ik wi? wi? ik ik al' ,Iv , ., , Marilyn Bowman, Editor-in-Chief. Marilyn Bowman and Kay Fujita, editor and managing editor, respective- ly, of the EI Aviador, were not content to wait until school started to begin work on the annual, but instead called meetings a month before school re- sumed The theme, dedication, colors and other basic work were decided on at these meetings. After these prelimi- naries were over, the staff immediately set to work on the hundred and one things that had to be done. ln spite of all the work that goes into preparing a yearbook, everyone had a lot of fun. Mr. Marks was the adviser this year and was kept busy making sure every- thing was done. .xduiaclor gow jo M055 M. Seage, T. Krause, T. Head, D. Van Leeu N. Allison. ? if 31 -Q.. fax mf- tx. ff, 4' , ws., . tg 'QQ ,MK Y 'Haw wa 1- Aljjlassgl -o' Q 7 ' - .12:':Qag:Q:Qaisi,g,:s W 2, I A .1 , .8 2 E gh gif K' s ' 1- Q ' Q . fx . , , - all .. V! 9.12 i 1 Koy Fuiito Mng. Editor Don Nickum Bus. Mgr. Lucy To noko Adv. Mgr. D. Messner, C. Porter, A. Negly, R. Sandberg, R. Holder, B. Blacker, D. Howard D. Dame, M. McKee, D. Petrie. The insert is D. Van Leeuwen, Photograph gyuduia Editor. Lanell Keeton Foc. Editor Don Ewort St. Gov. Editor Mory Trosk Sr. Editor Editor-in-chiet Managing Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager . Faculty Editor B'ILn. EZ?:lor Senior Editors Bonnie Bried Class Editor Bettie Yoki Act. Editor Dove Moddux Sports Editor LaVonne Westerhof Girls' Sports Editor Lindo Magnusson Art Editor Class Editor Activity Editor Boys' Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor Photography Editor Art Editor Copy Editor ,. Sophomore Assistants Assistants ,, Secretary EI Aviador Adviser Photography Adviser OI' ga! . Marilyn Bowman Kay Fujita Dan Nickum Lucy Tanaka Lanell Keeton Mary Trask, Billy Hada , Bonnie Bried , , Bettie Yaki David Maddux LaVonne Westerhot Dolores Van Leeuwen Linda Magnusson Henry Gum Mary Seage, Tim Head Nancy Allison, Thelma Krause Jackie Smith ,. Irving Marks William Brutt THIS! FISHBACK ARE EDITURS Semm lull lead Sufi A-v-mf Through Farsi Semester EXCELSIOR I Teeners Tumh! NWVN' PHD!! Hangar X., Fraaheda d 1IUetHol' c'-we SS Kilim Macau Fax M Cm-asm his Pew- Mary Trask Edrtor nn Chlef 6 prznfem .mf .Shafer Mary Trask Mervyn Flshback Larry Metzler John Reeves Bettie Yaku Joan Becker Edutor In chlet Managmg Edltor Curculatmn Manager Advertlsmg Manager Business Manager News Edltor Society Edntor Feature Edutor Sports Editor Reporters Adviser Amy Sakamoto Ray Brown Davnd Maddux Thelma Krause, Nancy Alluson, Francus Chernnss, Bully Hada, Don Harkms, Nelhe Jorrrtsma, Duan Seavy, LaVonne Westerhot John Nlcoll Wuth the cllckrng of typewrlters and the rush of puttung out the flrst edutlon of the paper the fnrst semester Life staff began the year under the efflclent edltorshlp of Mary Trask and the ma nagung edutor Mervyn Fvshback There were many new addutlons to the staff with only seven of the previous year s members returnnng A new system was nnutuated thus year Instead of usnng the feature society and sports edltors Mr John Nucoll acted as advisor PACE EDITORS David Maddux Joan Becker Amy Sakomoto Ray Brown QCOIIJ elflefifel' Edntor In chief Mary Trask Copy Editor Larry Metzler Advertising Manager Francis Chermss Business Manager Bettie Yak: News Editor LaVonne Westerhot Soclety Edltor Amy Sakamoto Feature Editor Nelhe Jorrltsma Sports Edltor Davud Maddux Reporters Joan Becker Nancy Alluson, Thelma Krause Bonnle Breld, Janet Maurer Darlene Ruchardson Adviser John Nucoll , . K- ftrsnxfm A itil' 1 ' ' . - . . . U K . . . . f in gy W ' ' 3 'I 1 -... ,I ,y X f ,a . - ' ' A A 1 .-e,-Swabfffi V 1 ' A f V- page editor system they had news, A I . .M jx, Vw J 3 K I . X 8 ' l T- ' I I , . fl S Contlnunng under the able leadership of Mary Trask edntor the Excelslor Lute Staff had a very tune second semester Larry Metzler took over the pob of copy edntor and the managnng editor posntnon was ellmlnated altogether Hard workung sectnon editors were news LaVonne Westerhof socuety Amy Saka moto features Nellle .lorrxtsma and sports Davnd Maddux Frances Chernuss dnd a fine lob In the advertnsung manager s posltuon helpnng to put the paper on safer flnancxal ground WE' is L PAGE EDITORS-Amy Sakamoto Nellue Jorrrtsma LaVonne Westerhof Davsd Maddux John Reeves Aclverhsmg Mana ger Larry Metzler Copy Editor Mervyn Frshback Managing Edu tor Francls Cherms Business Manager J? Pfmf P Ah as FIRST SEMESTER SITTING-L Westerhof STANDING-T Krause N Alllson B Brled F Chermss SECOND SEMESTER L Metzler B Brled B Yak: J Becker IQEJ Pmpaganfksfd Another organization new to the campus this year was Excelsior's pub- licity service. Utilizing many type- writters and man hours, this group worked long and hard keeping the va- rious communities well informed ofthe activities carried on, on the campus. Every day, envelopes were mailed to the community newspapers containing stories typed and written by these stu- dents, They helped give the school added prestige and contributed tavor- ably to public relations. our-nagala ggie iUUlf5f'9 ki Aglll .iiqglifili ,- T' Q4 haf. ROW 2-L. Metxler. E nusson, J. Maurer, N. Jorritsma. i l The journalism greats ot our cam- pus inaugurated the Quill and Scroll, honorary journalism society, with eleven charter members the first see mester. This is one ot Excelsior's newest organizations, The group is composed ot junior and senior journalism students meeting the club's requirements. Pins were received from the organization's headquarters at Iowa University and all members were entitled to the rights, benefits, and privileges ot the order. Mr. Irving Marks and Mr. John Nicoll were advisers of this group. ROW 'I-D. Richardson, B. Bried, M. Trask, J. Maurer, J. Becker. L. Wester- ROW 'I-D. Seavy, L. Keeton, M. Trask A. Sakamoto, K. Fujita. ROW 2-N. Al- lison, L. Westerhof, B. Breid, B. Yaki L. Tanaka, D. Va,, Leeuwen, D. Richard- I son, M. Bowman. ROW 3-B. Hada, D Maddux, L. Metzler, T. Krause, L. Mag- Yvonne East and Dian Seavy, first and sec- ond semester National Forensic League presi- dents, have led this organization through an outstanding and successful year Marilyn Bow man Dian Seavy Ned Hoopes and Mary Neely made up the four man debate team this year They were the four best debaters of Excelsior In almost every tournament Excelsior was able to place very high above other schools Mr CarleyV Porter NFL adviser has proven extremely capable for this job by guiding this group Onward and Upward SOGPAOX .SQOLQJIYIQII m TOP ROW1 Mr Porter K Fulrta M Neely Y East M Garcna L Tanaka D Seavy ROW 2 F Francls D Maddux M Bowman Officers BOTTOM LEFT K Fujita E Gull M Neely L Tanaka Y East RIGHT J McClure N Hoopes D Seavy K Fullta M Bowman I I . . I . ' . I I . l ll ll ' 0 f eva! A .M J .. sig ,, A S! 2 5 1' , . . E . -4 ' ,W Q Q? J Y E! t A . i A k lg f 1 , F X i f i E W 'l 1 Q .xr .... Iv . ' F 'N' V W I E A. , 5, A , as , fl if f t Q . ' 5 il f if ig 53? , xg t 5 t , i ex . M t . ,M 7 5 ft H- me 'E 'lr 1 i - it-2233 , 1 . , . 0 , . , . , . ' I - 1 ' ' T - I 1 - I . I N . . , 1 . U , . . , . 1 - 1 - v L - r ' I L vw , mwitt ,,. .,, N., , .. X M - MlwYf1W+M...A .wf.....klNM.M7w A . I www Q9 1 .mwvw--W.,+m - W . www-www--M frfq ,, .,... . .1 .,,,,. .Ju-vig J ' ' 'Ll ' -gc, -31 f , Q E-N FIRST SEMESTER. 00- ficers, ROW I-N. Hoopesg ROW 2-F. Sedgwick, F. Francis. L. Tanaka, M. Speight, J. Brisfer, A. Salu- mofa. SECOND SEMES- TER, ROW I--K. Fu- iifa, B. Hada: ROW Z -J. Rex, J. Burnighi, H. Gregory. J. Smith. 606266115525 J1,..,..z,..i, Made up of students making at least two A's and two B's, the California Scholarship Federation had an activity packed year. With President Ned Hoopes, they have had many enjoyable parties and conferences. This cream of the brain crop was host to the very successful district banquet, Witches Brew, with Jim Rex, district president, presiding at the affair. lnitiation parties, bringing in the novitiates, were held and the group also went to the regional conference at Santa Monica. f Maur eruice The Library Club is an- other of the new additions to the campus, It was or- ganized for the students who work in the library. Composed of active and as- sociate members, the main idea they had in mind was to interest the student body in the facilities available in the library. President of the club was John McClure with Mrs. Reagan as advisor. FRONT ROW-S. Slve. 5. Thompson. L. Magana. J. Wellons, G, Loyd. BACK ROW-J. Leistner, D. Hunter, B. Turley, D. Slife, D. Riggins, J. McClure, president. ffl 11: xg I X LM: I ' ROW 1-Mrs. Heinzman, G. Crittenden, D. Richardson, J. McSwain, J. Spaulding, F. Cherniss, N. Allison, E. Lopez, E. Rocha, ROW 2-Miss Hopper, L. San- tala, B. Mann, B. Shows, J. Smith, J. Maurer, S. Bennett, E. Alcock, B. Gray, ROW 3-M. Hatanaka, L. Luhman, P. Tullis, B. Chalmers, N. Boggs, L. Reed, S. Moss, ROW 4-R. Meyers, D. Berry, B. Stanley, I. York, N. Lockwood, B. Stalcup, J. Daniels, ROW 5-A. Murillo, S. Vasquez, 0. McCullom, J. Van Leeu' wen, H. Wadleigh, G. Eccles, R, Ellis, L. Barnett: ROW 6-D. Andre, B. Helman, K. Hatanaka, S. Nunn, B. Grittith. UPPER RlGHT- ROW l-B Yaki, J. Warren, B. Hiland, M Seage, N. Allison, R. Gandara, D Miller, ROW 2-J. Betz, T Krause, Y. Goulx, B. Grey, T Gale, M. Counts: ROW 3-H Gum, G. Herrema, J. Hastin M. Lewis, V. Hansen, ROW I-R. Bustram, L. Flynn, D. Allen, J. Davis, H. Self, F. Tanamachig ROW 2 -D. Clark, P. Pletcher, A. James, P. Higgins, P. McGaughey5 ROW 3-Mr. Everly, J. Scheible, J. Hummel, M. Mc- Fall, T. Taylor, D. Wawrxynski: ROW 4 -R. De Jong, A. Mowry, A. Homan, E. Mulder, S. Maas, M. Reese, ROW 5-F. Jackson, B. Sherier, K. Wishon, L. Plant, J. Hendrickson. QS LOWER RIGHT f ROW l-L. Calsado, K. Halloran, J Daniels, M. Cowart, D. Dyer, F. Garcia G. Carrera. ROW 2-A. Marvan, F Sedgwick, I. Blocker, S. Howell, C Krukenberg, A. Takenaga, S. South, I Thomas. ROW 3-N. Hoopes, B. Par- rish, Y. Groul, L. Gahr, J. Thompson I, Roggia, J. Magnusson, N. Canfield ROW 4-D. Ross, B. Thompson, L Call, W. Rietkerk, J. Miller, Farmer. ROW l-J. Jansen, B. Webb, M. Hampa ton, B. Frey, B. Muth, L. Rhodes. ROW Z-G. Young, V. Daugherty, A. Abacherli, M. Kelchmann, P. Cox, D. Lichty, C. Sie- grist, J. Britton, J. Meredith, M. Heinz- man. ROW 3--J. Ridder, C. Tyler, R. Myers, M. White, E. New, E. Dean, M. Nord, J. Hall, D. Daley, D. Brown, J. Hastings, J. Meanor. C ,9anidL The second and third year Spanish students banded together to make this year's Spanish Club a successful and enioyable or- ganization. Activities of this group included a Christmas party and a trip to Padua Hills in the spring. Miss Heinzman was the advisor. E .kg ,J oljafin Janet Hummel, as president of the Latin Club this year, was busily engaged in helping the group present a play, write songs, and organize a field trip to Los Angeles. Mr. Everly has been ad- visor of this group for two years. G - ' u .J eflnflfl Another addition tothe list of new things on our campus was the German Club. Mrs. Heinz- man, advisor, and Jim Hastings, president, led the group through- out the year. Parties were the highlighted main activitiesofthis group. an 'J 44 fdllla The Ham-Lets of our cam- pus were headed this year by vi- vacious Carol Reid. The drama students began their activities by ordering their pins and high- lighted the year by competing in the contests held annually at the Pasadena Playhouse. D-1 is in , .WA CM Judy Thomas, president, has guided Le Cercle Francais through another active year. Their program included a Christ- mas party, an initiation and farewell party and sending par- cels to French orphans. Miss Hopper acted as their advisor. fficers, Picture I-J. Hummel, L. Plant, P. Higgins, Picture 11-M. Kelchrnan, J. Hastings, M. White: Picture Ill, Row I-V. Hansen, J. Thomas. ROW 2--J W Frankely Picture IV, ROW I-D. Richardson, J. Maurer. ROW 2-D. Andre, J. Spaulding, C. Valdez: Picture V-N. Hoopes, J. Hastings, V. Hansen, B. J. Gibson rask C. Reid. Qommerciaf ky, For relaxation from the mounting rows ot figures and the clicking ot type- Hiii writer keys, Mary Kooiman led the Commercial Club through a year of colorful activities. The purpose ot the club was to acquaint the members with the business world ot which they will soon become a part, through field trips Jack Pace, Rose uve-da, Mary Koniman, Barbara to actual business establishments. Herrington, Marilyn Leitch, Pat Putrcll. 2 It Q 2 S ,ff ROW I-M. Kooiman, H. Gum, K. Twohig, J. Woodell, 0. Jobe, R. Lopez, L. Lopez, B. Ivey, J. Phillips, P. Hada, M. J. Crane, V. Smith, B. Twohig, M. Garcia. ROW 2-Miss Williams, E. Georgen, J. Woodell, A. Kinard, B. Kempton, W. Hutchinson, R. Uyida, B. Bance, D. Hammer, C. Mosler, M. Jackson, D. Weaver, S. Loper, Unidenti- fied, M. Eads. ROW 3-D. Lillard, G. Herrema, J. Leistner, D. Pugh, A. Negly, P. Putren, B. Harrington, D. Benson, R. Brady, N. Hoschiet, M. Spence, B. Stegmuller, N. Vanderveen, J. Tapking, B. Sanders. ROW 4-C. DeJong, M. Leitch, R. Miller, H. Gregory, Mrs. Tracy. 'Ni--'ii , assi wif 'si' , v- K Ki, on0't naw' ji y painful .gn mr 5 Trual Flnghts Excelsior s lnterary yearbook has com pleted another successful year brungung to the student body amateur poems, es says and stones wrntten by the students and for the students Throughout the year they sponsored sales for whnch to raise money so that the book could be purchased at as low a cost as possible Yvonne East acted as edntor and Mr Bull and Mr Rollms were the advisors Yvonne East edltor Mane Bornnger assocnafe edntor ROWI J Hashngs B Parnsh B Shows B Sleverson J Garrett J Phnllnps L Barnett D Rnggms ROW2 Mr Rollms S Loper J Hummel A Homan M Bamnger M Neely Y East M A Barrs J Lynch P McGaughey J Magnusson Mr Bu 87 . . .1 I I - I 1 3 I 5 . 5. IQ , we , we n if-7-f'S ,. 1. ,. ,. .- ,. 1. . -. , ,. .. ,. ,.,.. ,. ,. ,. ,. ROWI B Barnes P Punard ROW2 M A Barrs M Tonkunson C Graves D Seavy ROW 3 B Mamn B Vanddangruff B Sheehan B S J De Vries C V 5 H Newman M Mortensen S Saunders ROW 6 B Rcggs J Alexander B Kuntxler R Sandberg E Tuffany ROWI C Mathews R Guthery R Hampton P B B C rannon ROW2 ox R Ellus B Hendricks R Sted man B Loehnert R Cahoon Mr Funch Cell? SAI fer5 Acts that go on behund the scenes of the Excelsuor sta ge are contrubuted by the stage cre T w hese boys and gurls plan buuld and paunt th e scen ery control curtauns and pro d uce the effectuve lughtun nec 9 essary for good student produc TIO ns Through theur patuence and perseverance they were able to change an Induan war dance scene unto a hos t I pu a ward wuthun a few seconds Und er the guudance of Mr Donald they have truly proven thems I e ves an unduspensable group addung so much to o ur varuous student plays assem blue s rallues and other actuvu tueS WQCAIIILICJ .SZMIIJ Excelsuors Publuc Address Crew works behund the scene capably and quuetly whenever needed The publuc address sys tem was busy at all school programs such as rallues assemblues and plays at such athletuc events as the football basketball and track games and at record dances both noon and after games Mucrophones amplufuers wures all over the place thus was the Iufe of these bene factors of Excelsuor Mr Funch acted a the r s g oup consultant durung the year f II ' II ' 090 - lf o .H - - 1 O.-H 2. 1 1 . x I - u I I I I V I I l . 1 1 - at -. , . ' : - . . , . ' , . , 5 -. ',. ',. ,.pencegROW4 ' , . aldez, D. Boyd, B. Loehnertp ROW - . , . Barrmger, G. , . : -. ' , . , . . , . . . . , . I I , ' I I , I I I I I , --. , . , . , . : - 1 1 .I ' ' I ' I A I ' I ROWI T Gahr P Anderson N Duncan J Martin R Orr J Veenhouwer 0 Chapman B May R Craig R Mosby J Mann A Boeve ROW 2-C Miller B Costello R Vander Dussen K Meyer J Vander Dussen J Klrk C Vanderham J Haagsowa P Gunsauls E Lawson T Arnold J Boyde C Perez ROW 3 F Wlchers D Hmes J Plnhelro R Veldvhls F Pmherro M Bowma A Costa M Zylstra S Eliot C Felllng ROW 4-P Wassenaar G Donathan J Arrington P Edmonson F Campbell C Yost J Gnepsma gI'lCllAllI'lJt5 j0l'llI1l0l'l'0l1U Fortunately for Excelsnor wmnmg '- top honors at numerous tournaments stock shows and various other undlvadu al contests such as the Orange County Farr and the Great Western Livestock Show has become an habitual practice with Excelsior s chapter of the Future Farmers of Ameruca Assisted by tacul ty advlsors Mr Baumgartner and Mr Hasse the members of Chapter 130 have agaln thus year, aside from plan nung for and learning about their farm :ng future shown themselves to be out standnng In the fleld of agriculture Ai. ROWI 3 Kmgsolver F Pmheuro M Bouma F Campbell R Querrla ROW 2 S Eluot Mr Haase Mr Baumgartner ---.......,W.. 'W' .I ' I ' I ' .I ' I 'I I ' I 1 - 1- 1 - 1 - l 1 - I 1 -. u 1 . . , .- I , . , . . -. ',. ., . , . , . , . ., . , . ,. , . . . . 1 '- 1 - 1 1 1,- 1. - 11 1 B. Blankenshup, B. Brown, M. Plooster, J. Stoker, D. I-hcks, G. Medma. - - W I ' ' ',,V J, 1 ff - I Q I ' as . . , I - 1 . I , . ' ' , . , . , . ': -. ' , . , . kts mmm, 35 Qi? 2711193 yMA?hJe QUIZ!! Amid the backdrop of a malestic gothic cathedral the annual yuletide program was pre tional songs Colorful scenes from the biblical story of tlce Christ child were depicted in tableaux scenes Various songs were sung by the different musical groups and the climax of the program came when all the combined choirs sang the Hallelujah Chorus with Silent Night as the closing number To give credit where credit is due thank go to Mrs Yates and Miss Stewart for the musical numbers Miss Wilson for the visualizations and Mr Donald and the stage crew for the set ting With these many departments working together efficiently the program was a huge success 'V' id an 'y .Sr Q t X its M Y wt . QC? ' ' 5' 1' W 'ef' M , ,, V V ,V .M 3 H: 0 I H 1 i 'W 5 2 6 .1 sented, with the A'Capella Choir, Lyric Club, Girls Culee, and the Echo Choir singing tradi- X ': ry Y 'Q B -- Q -av Y V ? A l 2 L . iz., , ..,!,N.. -Q-NM lm--WM-f-----l-. . as-.GX .. J F' , lvmv- A' The Excelsior Pilot Band. The insert is Drum Maior, Jim Brown. TRUMPETS .. SAXOPHONE BASS . CLARINET FRENCH HORN BARITONE DRUMS TROMBONE BELLS FLUTE PICCOLO BASSON lqgzf W4u5ic WaLerA D. Alves, E. Holt, R. Hugh, S. Kellman, L. Lathrop, B. Quick, D. Sanders, B. Barry, W. Andreoli, D. Evans, J. Garcia G. Ashmore, J. McMillan, D. Saunders, D. Wehrman, B. Wehrman, B. Whisman, R. Kelly, J. Moore, M. Oden J. Bailey, G. Ryan, D. Watson, L. Newton. G. Ballard, R. Brady, B. Buckly, C. Campbell, R. Choate, D. Chorpenning, D. Davis, R. Gibson, J. Hummel, S Panke, C. Mosler, M. McKee, B. Ripple, B. Whities, B. Boertie, L. Ferguson, D. Gregory, H. Gregory, D. Kelly, M . Speroes, B. Bourgeois, M. Shade, S. Vasquez. N. Boggs, D. Howell, D. Mori, J. Carson, E. Wilson. P. Brandt, D. Reed, J. Russell, J. Stevenson, C. Baker, G. Ballard. J. Brown, J. Larson, K. Real, L. Morris, B. McCreary, D. Watson, R. Shipley. D. Chesebro, B. Clagg, G. Dittee, D. Olson, P. Phelan, S. Stephen. E. Hagerman, P. McGaughey. I. Reeves, J. Scheible. R. Roberts. D. Van Leeuwen, J. Holden. p-Z2'........................,.... W-.. .. -.....-. ..'- ..- xce Jior O araofe Left rught left rught a roll of drums and the Pulot band had funushed the last football half tume of the season Be sudes provudung pep for the football and basketball season the band added spurut to the rallues Led by Jum Brown as Drum Major theur snappy unuforms lent color to many actuvutues such as the S C Trojan Oregon game and the Po mana Faur They hughlughted the second semester wuth the annual Sprung Swung whuch turned out to be a huge success Carryung the Excelsuor Hugh School banner and the Flag thus group of gurls headed by Donna Howell preceded the band durung all of uts appearances Behund the ettes flashung theur shuny batons Dot Phullups was the head mauor ette Sux peppy gurls added a color ful trummung to an already color ful band Laura Weuruck theur leader kept these gurls together whule flag twurlung Together these gurls and the Pulot musuc makers were tops on the entertaunment lust of any Puloteer MAJORETTES Mary Seage Dot Phullups Head Pal' Holtz Betty Ann Gray FLAG TWIRLERS-Mereduth Barton Carol Stone Jaan Becker Laura Wemck Head Beverly Myers Marilyn Roby 8 n I9 I . I I . I i I I I I I banner bearers came the major- ' I I l T I . . : I , . . I I I '. 1 1 I YELL LEADERS TOP Jerry Frankel Wlllle Manrlquez Head Bull Berger BOTTOM Ned Hoopes Don Rlcky Head Ken Harada 1- llbflam Entertalnung the throngs on our new stadlum at all the football games thus year with theur nntrncate routines was our elghty gurl drlll team dressed an the tradltlonal green and whute Working out all the complicated patterns and routunes was Mardrue l-lowell head of the glr S W ,zzum With Excelsuor students glvlng out pep galore the yell leaders had an eventful year appearung at all foot ball and basketball games and all pep rallnes Wnllle Manrlquez was head yell leader furst semester and Don Rncky occupied thls posntuon the second term ang oleander-.4 Lena Boersma and her asslstants did a fine lab of co ordnnatmg the vocal actuvuty of Excelsnor students at games and rallues during the furst semester Contnnuung thus flne job throughout the second semester was Vlrgmua Houghton and assistants Hard work on their part brought a new hugh to school spurnt FIRST SEMESTER SONG LEADERS Vnrglma Houghton Carol Mosler Lena Boersma Joan Ireland Mary Del Hoyo SECOND SEMESTER SONG LEADERS Dot Phllllps Mary Del Hoya Vnrgunla Houghton 94 ri .. . ' : 'I . 5 . . I - 1 ' 2 ' I . l':: i vis Y e ,Z I ,sit vu. of -A . ' 0 IW'-V ff' f 'f A Ywiyughvd - R 'Ctr STANDING- Phclan, A Lichty, S. Whaley, J. Chavose, P. Lemery, M. ROW 2--L. Saldana, L. Luhman, mire, P. Pearson, M. Leitch, J. Myers, C. Nelsa J B wn ROW I 8 E Boyman B Weirsrna, R. Miller. ROW 3-J. Carson . l'O . T . - 1 - Whitics, J. MacMillan, L. Fer- Dayton, D. Black, B. Spence, B. Towne, S. Davis, P. Wefzel A quscin, P. Thompson, B. Hugli, V. Magnusson, M. Wheeler, R. Svcc. ROW 4-D. Van Pc-It, B. Jones, D Howard, J. Herbst, B. Sivcrson. ROW 2-S. Schmidt, R. Dugan, G. Staley, G. Huff, D. Newton, Unidentified, F. Francis, G Kellman, D. Evans, 8. Quick, B. Berry, D. Saunders, M. Sm th, F. Donahue, D. Recd, D. Richardson. ROW 6-L. Kerr, B. Tifcnsor, B. Jackson B Clagg D. Olson, D. Chcsc-boro, J. Hayes. E .Ludington. The Kampus Kings added to their reputation ot playing mellow music by offering their talent to the Foot light Fantasies in November and in other assemblies during the school term The band, which is composed ot outstanding musicians, has played tor school dances here at Excelsior and on other campuses. They have been prais- ed tor their wholesome music making throughout the year. Diane l.ichty and Mac Pheaster added their voices to the musical notes while Phil Thompson was the genial Front Man . Creating harmonious strains ot beauty, the A Cappella Choir achieved a musical year clif maxed by the glorious Christmas mas Pageant, Individually and collectively they were a credit to the school, l-lealthy and enthu- siastic response was always evi- dent tothe demands ot the baton wielded by Mrs. Wilda Yates whose understanding ot music made a great deal ot the success ot the organization possible. Q lb-3' ., ...W .- NRE-M i Q M- gm, , , ,ak Jan- -Nh ll we :fe , . ' l l I Ttxx , ,1 i. ..... 5 MN O ' La Im x S . .W ..., . 0 a :er ' i ' e k ' -i x x H ' Q ,m!.....,...,,,,,,., 'M mf - , . Q' INNER CIRCLE-Y. East, P. Cameron, G. Heschele, E. Schmitt, J. Hollen, V. Howard, L. Ferguson, R. Gibson, J. Duffle, B. Ham, L. Barnett. SECOND ROW-B. Mc- Cugh, J. Mori, E. Hagerman, L. Tripp, J. Ridder, J. Herbst, J. Reeves, D. Evans, J. Burnight, J. Reeves, B. Summers, C. Webb, L. Gahr. THIRD ROD-J. Magnus- son. G. Vander Meer, M. Shade, J. Oxford, D. Lawrence, B. Hughli, P. Thompson, B. Wehrman. LAST ROW-L. Morris, J. Hayes, B. Siverson. H is S-is ,,,..4 ROW I-B. Barrows, B. Miller. C. Scarinq. V. Van Leeuwen, E. Birch, P. Kent, L, Stanfield, G. Nelson, C. Turner, l. Hollenbeck. ROW 2-W. Mullins, A. Miller, B. Ivey, J. Johnson, J. Spaulding, W. Ulman, J. Alsum, S, Whalen. V. Harper. J. Daniels. Y. Day- ton, E. Percy. ROW 3-B. J. Brown, D. Alden, L. Van Surksum, B. Chalmers, D. Johnson, P. Wetzel, D. Schrieber, M, Miller, J. Garrett, F. Delmare, B. Simpson. aining .7ArougA 7WuAic The outstanding performance of the orchestra this year was providing music for the Christmas Play. Under the di- rection of Mr. Millard Lunde, and John Reeves as student conductor, the or- chestra played at several out-of-town clubs. They did an excellent job and should be commended. A select group of girls made up the Girls' Lyric Club this year. The mem- bers were mostly seniors and juniors with a few sophomores. Assemblies, the Christmas Play, and the Spring Swing were but a few of the activities that the girls participated in this year. Mrs. Yates was the very able director of the group. 97 OCTET-C. Skov, T. Tyree, D. Portertield, R. Richard- son, B. Davis, B. Berry, J. Klubnik, B. Jones. ROW l--C. Millard, D. Nicholson, R. Kelth, T. Caves, Hamilton, E. Felhoelter, J. Perry, B. Felhoelter, K. Murphy, T. Lynn, B. Cooper, C. Ferguson. ROW Z- Stedman, P. Magnusson, R. Martinez, J. Richards, Tyree, J. Klubnik, C. Furgeson, R. Richardson, C. Her- nandez, B. Ivey, B. Costello, L. Wray, D. Woltley, McMicheal. ROW 3-J. Moyer, F. Murray, A. Boone, Singing such songs as The Song of the Open Road and Now ls the Hour, these boys performed for rallies, assemf bIies,and special occasions. The Conference of the California Association of Student Councils was one of these special occas- ions. Whatever the occasion these eight boys blended their voices to make one harmonious hit with the audience. Oy Q Ae If you were ever near room forty during fifth period you might have heard the Boys' Glee Club practicing the scales and singing many popular numbers. Some of the members sang in the annual Christmas program and the whole club performed in the Spring Swing. These boys were in this organization to learn music and prepare them for next year in the A'Capella Choir when they become seniors or juniors. All sixty-eight mem- bers were striving to improve their voices. Miss Stewart was their advisor and she has helped the boys to under- stand and like the art of music. E. Jones, J. Thomassen, H. Dans, C. Snip, C. Osban, D Lawrence, B. McCIung, D. Marshall. ROW 4-C. Skov D. Fehret, K. Parker, L. Tablett, B. Blacker, H. Bailey D. Robinson, D. Puston, J. Randolph, A. McKechuy, E Hansel, B. Arnold, B. Huddleston. ROW 5-D. Regalado, T. Head, T. Cordeiro, 0. Alves, D. Porterfield, A. Taylor B. Seymore, B. Watt, B. Brown, C. Hewitt, R. Tolhurst J. Hess. F. . T. , T. . L- , I CLOIUI Olly The biggest event of the year for the Girls' Glee Club was the Christmas Pro- gram. Tranquil white robes identified this group at the Christmas Concert, There were eighty-six members in this organization,consisting mainly of soph- omores. The group sings secular music and light opera. The Girls' Glee Club is training for the A Cappella Choir and Girls Lyric Club. There was some music appreciation included in their training. Mrs. Yates, who has directed this group for several years, should receive credit for this group's success through her constant effort and guidance. ROW I-C. Quick, S. Fusch, H. Smith, J. Hoyel, J. Avila, M. Smothermon, S. Donoho, B. McCowan, S. Baringer, R. Wilson, S. Reed, C. Wilson, Q. Lackey, H. D. Logsdon, M. Boaz, C. Scott, P. Abercrombie: ROW 2-M. Caves, S. Conway, B. Ford, B. Hurley, J. Lorre, M. Ingram, R. Beard, M. Ellis, L. Mathews, J. Nelson, N. Nevels, P. Farmer, C. Simpson, E. Simpson, R. Hart, L. E. Farnum, D. Bowman, S. Carty, ROW 3-M. J. Wiebenga, A. Hila- rides, B. Mullens, L. Kuiser, N. Berry, L. Metzger, S. Cameron, C. Youman, D. Walter, M. Hahn, M. Bridgewater, C. Nixon, V. Neal, S. Flansburg, D. Smith, D. Hansel: ROW 4- D. Phipps, B. Steinberger, J. Graham, P. Bog- will, J. Leftler, J. Partin, D. Larsen, P. Keller, Becklund, D. Travers, J. Wilfong, L. Clark, Erwin, D. Wright, A. Hackelmang ROW 5- . Colter, V. Barba, T. A ullera, E. Gonzalez, Mattson, C. Gilchrist, Gandara, J. Black, Lewis, B. Reese, N. Thomasson, P. Wilkins, M. Dougherty, B. Guertin, O. Chavez, P. Ha- jwrnzp rada: ROW 6-M. Menezes, B. Bock, C. ,qdxv -. -- Smith. The Freshman Girls'chorus was com- posed of about ninety-four girls who hope eventually to become members of the Girls' Glee Club and the !X'Capella Choir. The girls participated in many activities during the scool year. They acted as the Echo Chorus in the Christ- mas Program, sang in several assem- blies, and performed for the visiting future Freshmen. The songs sung by the chorus varied from semi-classical to popular. Mrs. Stewart was the adviser for this large group. ... , . .5 . ..., Q r W ROW l-E. Stairs, J Mora. J. Ryan. R. Gobert, W. Wolford, J. Miller, F. Costa, K. Kieger, P. LaPointe, L. Hutchcratt, R. Saito, D. Harper, S. Chaney. ROW 2-J. Gambell, B. Strange, J. Mashburn, M. Lopez, C. Porter, J. Covert, K. Holtz, J. Hummel, M. Gen- try, V. Massie. D. Trautlott. F. West, L, Andre' R, CUM. L. Reed. E. Barrows. R. Fnllis. C. Walker, V. Bradley, C. Warren. J. Dyar. G. Gift, N. Kimes, L. Thomas, L. Sledge, M. Grimland, D. Van Manen, C. Sorensen. ROW 4-J. Twitchell, B. Lamprnan, G. Vander Meer. A. DeBerry, R. Gilroy, M. L. Prince, D. Halkyard, F. Dickerson, N. Robinson, V. Stanley Bates, T. Dressel. ROW 3-C. Cunningham, J. Mc- J. Van Tassel. A. Lenson. L. Cahoon, B. Pierce, A Edwards, K. Rnents. F. Guvman. ROW 5--J. Vail, N Hundsdoerfer, D. Phillips, M. Van Den Hock, D Merrill, M. Fesmire, E. Stellingwert, K. Garrett, C Nicholas, M. Van Der Veqt, B. Horn, N. Lockwood J. Schinnerer, J. Mikesell, M. Schelby, S. Pinaire V. Grimland, N. Senner. La y Metzler Don Ricky, Joyce Holden. Mari Barringer, Carol Red Ned Hoopes, James Moyer, 67,1 gfeaf 300I 5!2,9 H Carrying an a tradition that has long been con- sidered one of the most favorable on our campus was the presentation of the l9SO Senior Class Play, The Great Big Doorstep. Rating high as one of the outstanding senior functions, this event will be remembered by many a senior for years to come, The play was a comedy- farce about the Crochets who live near the Mis- sissippi River in Louisiana. The plot revolved around a great big doorstep washed up from the muddy Mississippi to the front yard of their shack and the attempt of the Crochets to obtain a house to match this doorstep. After weeks of rehearsing, the cast and the production staff in- corporated their skills into one big performance. The applause from the audience expressed its estie mation of the play and the cast was justly rewarded. Top billing was given to Arlene Clotfelter and James Moyer, who played Mrs. Crochet and the Com- modore, respectively. lf a play is to be a success, the work of the production staff must equal that of the cast. Billie Gibson held the position of Student Director. With Mr. Valentine giving advice when- ever it was needed and Mr. Donald supervising the technical aspects of producing a ploy, the final cur- tain fell an the Senior Play, The Great Big Doorstep. Arlene Cloffelfer, Lena Boersma, Irene Hal- Ienbeck. 'fs SX Calf! of CAal'ClCteI'5 Evie Crochet Topo! Crochet Mrs. Crochet Fleece Crochet Elna Crochet Arthur Crochet Mn. Tobin Commodore Mrs. Dupri Toyo Delacroix Dewey Crochet Mrs. Beaumont Crozhet Student Director Prcperty Manager Faculty Adviser PRODUCTION STAFF, SITTING-B. Gibson, Mr. Valen- tine. STANDING-M. Kooiman, H. Gregory, S. Loper, E. Mullendore, L. Keeton, B. Cook. Lena Boersmo Mari Barringer Arlene Clotfelter Liz Thompson Irene Hallenbeck Ray Brown Larry Metzler James Moyer Joyce Holden Don Rickey Ned Hoopes Carol Reid Billie Gibson Dot Decker Mr. Valentine L. Thompson, I. Hallcnbcck, A. Clortclter, J. Moyer, L, Boersma, R. Brown, M. Barringcr. Cljt 0 CLl1I'6lCl0l':l Wilma Sutton Maggie ,,,,..,, Carol Sutton, , Adel Sutton, Claire Sutton Dizzy Lucas Baggy Pants Baldwin Ding Blitz , , Dong Blitz, , Annabelle Mason, , Jimmy Howard . , , Henrietta Carve: , ,Nancy Nancolas Maurene Anderson LaVonne Westerhot , Jeneal Crowley ,, ,Muriel Reese Morris White ,, ,,,, Henry Gum .. ,Gordon Herrema Valdo Howard ,, ,Bonnie Bried ,,,Warren Davis , ,Valdo Hansen Ray Taylor , ,Bill Whities Lizzie , ,,Trudy Francis Martha, . ,, , , .. ,,,,,,,. Betty Yaki Coke Set , ., , . ,.Lois Anderson, Darlene Richardson, Dolores Van Leeuwen, Don Ewart, Betty Shows, John Britton, Bob Quick, Frank Holt, Bob Costello Student Director, ,,...., ., ., .,,,, , . ,,Nancy Allison Stage Manager ,,.. Faculty Adviser , , . ,.Mitsy Speight , .,Mrs. A. Keim Morris White, Nancy Nancolas, Valda Hanson, Henry Gum, LaVonne Westerhot. H enrieffa we gigdfd 7, The curtain rises, crossed fingers tightened and eyes turned upward in silent prayer, Wilma Sutton made her entrance from the kitchen with a scream- ing cook close behind. Cast members, readied to make entrances, and were so careful not to create any noise that might be picked up by the overhead microphones and silently said their lines to them- selves. The audience broke into gales ot laughter at the first punch line. The tenseness in both cast and audi- ence was relaxed, Bonnie Bried, Warren Davis, Jeneal Crowley, Muriel Reese. L. Aldnrsnn. N. Nancnlas. D. Van Leeuwen, B. Quick, B. Shows. F. Holt, Maurine Anderson, Trudy Francis, Muriel Reese J. Britton, B. Whitins. V. Hansen, D. Ewart, D. Richardson, L. V. Westerhof. Betty Yaki. Second act curtain ascended and Henrietta the Eighth progressed. The plot unfolded amusingly around a young novelist who employs herself as a secretary in a clubwoman's home to gather material for her next book. What happened when she tried to reform the teenage daughters made for delightful, zany comedy. Henrietta the Eighth had all the charm, exuber- fe ance, and energy of a teenager. Putting warmth and life into pages of print was Mrs. Alva Keim, faculty director. Mr. John Donald, as technical director, did an excellent job. PRODUCTION STAFF, ROW l--M. Jaggard, P. Phelan, M. Speight, N. Al- lison, G. Nelson, C. Beauchamp, Mrs. Keim. ROW 2-B. Chalmers, J. Car- rett, J. Maurer, D. Howell, C. Hernan- dez, M. Dinsmore. A I 7 . 7 ii ix il? iw ix 712' Y il? 91,0 QMM in Quo,-0 than the f,Q0,.5er QQ the game, cmcl :Mp lb rvwrex than the crew . . . i ,l jlaflanq. lwltgtlf 'iv' X tv fi 'qv A Y fN Coach Ashton and Coach Downey. lljamifg griclnlerd Fielding one of the best teams in yea rs,Coach Asaton's l 949 varsity foot- ball team went through a tough lO- game season, with six wins, three losses and one tie, to wind up in fourth place in their powerful eight-team Pacific League. This year's Airmen eleven, rated as one of the best teams in the Pacific League, placed behind Poly and Mark Keppel, who tied for first, and Alham- bra, who finished second. This gave the men from Pilotville an actual rating of third, but as three teams placed above them, they are considered fourth. The Excelsiorites were sparked by the T formation backfield combination of Bill Towne, Garry Vanderwall, Byron Helman, and John Reddick, who had a season's average of 6.44 yards per carry and was the PiIot's second high- est scorer with 48 points. The leading Pilot scorer was end Bill Smith, who racked up eight touchdowns and three conversions, and was voted an all-C. l.F. end. The Pilot line was led by Walt Kalus- tian, who was voted most valuable line- man by his teammates, and Tony Vogel, all-League tackle. W Smlth B Hamby, B. Kotake, B. Towne, B. Spence, D. Travis, B. Davis, B. Champlain. A .Q - Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior LEFT T0 RIGHT-D. Helman J. Benserna, manager. araifg .Soma 7 Burbank 40 Pasadena 13 Poly I9 Wilson 25 El Monle 20 Montebello 13 Mark Keppel l3 Alhambra 39 Whittier Z0 San Bernardino 209 Opponents , D. Wall, G. Vandervall, D. Francis ri t R, 1 .lilvd I3 G. Vanderwall, captain, B. Smith, most valuable player: J. Reddick, most valuable back: W. Kalus tian, most valuable lineman. J. Wiley, K. Cutright, B. Smith, G. Strauss, G. Staley, J. Reddick, W. Kalustian. 'R 2 ,W f 345 ,Af e fi? if it :N 5 -N. -0 ,Z :gf ip ' Q wil 7 'VJ Rfk. , C, L , , A Q J. My -egzinnerri Excelsnor O Poly Excelsior I8 Wllson Excelslor 52 El Monte Excelsior 20 Montebello Excelsior 13 Mark Keppel Excelsuor I3 Alhambra Excelsior 6 Whlttler Excelsior 22 Lynwood Excelsior 33 Bellflower Chnstlan Excelsior l17 Opponents 40 fa 13, EU 'Rex 1 W:- fn W -li OJ U1 Nl A 0.3 3 2 37 ,ml isgrsw mm. ROWI C Vaughn C Hernandez J Travers A Rodnguex C Hokanson B Gawens F Nakawalu E Wallace D Ledgerwood ROWZ M Mnldelta E Bylsama R Brown D Runels R Hughes B Krogstad T Tholnassen E Johnson N Grimm A Matchum ROW 3 B Christensen C Taylor B Hanslett D Crux D Clover A Ravelra K Modsun K Well ROW 4-K Wlshon R Marmer D Chulds P James B Hall C Hanson P Mag nusson J Stevenson 2 HmnM Hea cpfa ARodgezMVP Std l-lendruck s Jurtuor Varsuty grldlron boys rolled to a tourth place In the Pacltlc League thus year redeemung last year s cellar pa ntnon eleven l-len drrck s charges dropped their toughest grucl classuc ot the season to the Mark Keppel Aztecs an a l3 9 heart breaker The aggressive and hard runnnng backs Charlie Hernandez Bull Nakawak and Byron Krogsted plus a hard chargxng lnne made the comblnatuon that wallop d the El Monte Llons 52 O an their most spectacular expedutuan ofthe year Wnth the experience galned from their defeat at the loands of the Long Beach Poly Jack Rabblts In a 20 O landslnde Hendrnck s footballers racked three consecutnve vuctoraes over Monte bello El Monte and Wulson The Jumor Varsity rnen wnll prove to be a vltal part at next year s Varsnty with 26 letterrnen 'Sew ' Coach He d k Coach M ddleton S Nl K, all a , .V.L.:C. rn ndez, a in: . ri u , . , . 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B Hammamoto D Robinson K Murphy B Flournroy C Nash J Hanson T Scott manager J Heal manager S Vasquez manager ROW 2 H Newman V B ldwm F Lopez A Androell R Hugh K Van Dyke E Booth D Boyd R Granger Coach Jensen ROW 3 A Fmch manager D Porterhcld D Brown J Stanners R Dugan B Fntzgerald D Vorxs B Ivey J Currey D Shumway K Ruhlen ROW 4 R Reger J Car on D Harklns R Forester D Black B Kruger M Johnson G Fernandez D Rrcky ROW1 T Scott manager A Lucas G Dayton E Booth H Newman B Ivey B Fitzgerald B Foster D Colrulle G Escolera ROW Z A Fnnch manager B Lampman R Howard G Rnchards E Vanderwall R Reger D Dowell D Nicolson L Nxon T Corduero Coach Jensen ROW3 B Bridges J Hanson D Black V Bald wln G Fernandez E Carngan D Boyd S Vasquez manager J Hell manager if an 71? V-.. WW l l l - I . . , . , - , Q , . I - I I I . I , . , . - , , . z ' , . , . , . , . I ' I ' I ' I ' T ' . I I ' . I ' I ' . . , . v , . 4 , . , . , . , . . L . , . s , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' . - . , , . , . , . , . , . , . 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With a charging line and a rugged backfield, Jensen's scrappy middle- weights literally mapped up Monte- bello, El Monte, Whittier, and Poly. The B chargers played one of their best games against the Whittier Cardi- nals in a victorious 7-O contest. Jensen's B's who are made up mostly of sophomores and juniors should put in a strong bid for the league title next year. LEFT-Ron Dugan is shown picking up a nice gain in the Alhambra game. RIGHT-George Hama- moto is shown scoring in the Alhambra tilt. Ulehara J Hall J Hamilton ROW 2 Coach Langdon B Rodrnquez E Delhoyo H Hernandez J Ward M Donald G Benson J Palmer I Jaques A Vander Meer B Brookhart D McMurray manager ROW 3 S Bourgeons B Lyons E Jones D East R West B Ward A Clausen 8 Hudspeth W Pound J Rhodes manager Provndnng valuable experlence whlch wull serve them well ID the future sea sons the Alrmen Cees rounded out a football campangn whxch contained two wms one tue and four losses Thelr defeats were at the honds of the Pacufuc League opponents the El Mark Keppel Aztecs and the Whittier Cardnnals and thus the llghtwelghts wound up at the bottom of the confer ence standings Led by the hard hlttnng back Ralph West the plgskunners scored well earned vuctornes over Newport Beach ond Monrovla whsle tylng the Downey Vnkungs nn a thrnllnng contest Anded by the fune coaches Jam Dan nel and Joe Langdon these football boys were laysng the foundation of the Var Cnty teams of the commg years ganfam 'lfllugkft ROW1 Coach Langdon H Hernandes M V L R West M V B W Phllllps and G Shlmono co capfalns I I I l ' . . I Monte Lions, the Alhambra Moors, the ,, J ' ,Aa W 2., A ' .1 f I I - . . . y I I - I '45 lljamify jiue ,, W 3 . 9 . X 'Q A jd Coach Curtis, D. Heil, M.V.P. D. Dusterhof, P. Gorham, J. Wiley, A. Roy, D. Wall, D. Verhoff, B. Berger, J. Bensema manager. 3 I 1 l 1 6 Led by C.l.F. center Bob Smith, Ex- celsior's Varsity Basketball Team fin- ished the season with a record ot five wins and nine losses in league play. Starting the season off with a bang, the Pilot casaba romped to a win in the Huntington Beach Tournament, win- ning over such schools as Long Beach Wilson and Jordon. In league competition the Airmen crew defeated Wilson and Montebello twice and split with Mark Keppel while dropping both games to Alhambra, El Monte, Poly and Whittier. The Pilot starting lineup was made up of Don Heil and Jerry Wiley at for- wards, Paul Deorth and Ron Granger at guards, and Bob Smith at center. Cen- ter Bob Smith led the league in scoring, dropping in 236 points while Don Heil bucketed l27 points, tenth best in the league. Bob Smith, all C.I.F. basketball center, is shown laying in a shot in the Alhambra game. -'L wr Bob Granger 472' and Don Hei I171P ale pictured shootin g in the Whitfi er game N T if-V-gsm 4. LETTERMEN-M. Smith, D. Shipley, D. Von Pelt, C. Na sh, W. Monriquez, K. Hurado, J. Frankel. Sporting one ot the best teams in the Pacific League, Coach Daniel's Air- men Bee basketeers rolled to second place in League play with a record of lO wins and 4 losses. Led by center Jerry Frankel who, along with Corty Van Dyke was elected M.V.P., the Airmen five boasted of other fine players in guard Willie Manriquez, and forwards Duane Van Pelt and John Dees, lt was Frankel who was the leading Bee scorer in the Pa- cific League with 253 points in League ploy. The Pilot legation went through the first round ot League play with 4 wins and 3 losses. ln the second round it was a different story, with the only Pilot loss going to the League leading Whittier Cardinals. Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior N M Letfermen-O. Van Dyke, B. Seymore, J. Dees, A. Boersm , AE 3 7 'Q' l E mas... ...E , fe. ., Nw ,mcwtliww .Wt Y uf QW Q gm-Q gee Cadaga Quin fef .. ' 46 44 47 47 38 46 67 6'l 45 48 62 49 44 30 a, B. Martin, C. Diffee. Whittier Mark Keppel Alhambra Montebello EI Monte Whittier Mark Keppel Poly Wilson Alhambra Montebello EI Monte Poly Wilson gowns . S . ...wa H 9 i S sts. . . s sy R 'K ' N ..:, F R O M T O P T O BOTTOM - Coach DanieI,, Cordy Van Dyke, M.V.P.: Du- ane Van Pelt, Capt.: Jerry Frankel, M. V.P. . .1 ...s.sW. sw . .N ROW l-R. Fergurson, Mgr., B. Seymore, K. Harada, J. Dees, A. Boersma, B. Martin, C. Van Dyke, D. Phillips, W. Manriquez. ROW 2-B. Ruston, R. Granger, C. Nash, J. Versteeg, R. Shipley, V. Aubert, M. Smith, D. Van Pelt, J. Frankel, D. Magnusson, Mgr. LEFT-Glenn Diffee is shown making a jump shot in the second game with the Alhambra Moors. RIGHT-Jerry Frankel, M.V.P. and highest Bee scorer in the Pacific League, is bucketing one in the Whlttier game. Airmen players, from left to right, are: Van Pelt '40v, Andy Boersma 4491 and Jerry Frankel. Excelslor Excelslor Excelslo Excelslor Excelsmr Excelslor Excelsxor Excelslo Excelsuor Excelslo Excelslo f C ,Hal'C!bUO0J p0llI'lJel'5 C Badleflaff Mark Keppel Whlttner Alhambra Montebello Whuttler Mark Keppel Wllson Alhambra EI Monte Wilson El Monte W Playlng a flne brand of ball the Pllot lnghtwenghts took fourth place nn the Pacnfuc league Coach I'-lughs bas keteers fought hard nn all thesr games and only two were lost whuch didn t see the Fluers only a few pornts behlnd and comlng up fast Guard Wllbur Phullups sparked the team s scorung attack and was hugh scorer for the season whale most valu able player Ralph West was the work horse for the flve snagglng a large per cent of the rebounds for the green and white Guards Ted Stedman and Bull I'-luds peth showed a good style of passmg and shootnng and wnll prove nmportant as sets to l95l basketball wnth valuable experlence garned Most of the team are freshmen and w1ll be back next year to form what we hope wrll be a champlonshlp comblna tlon Several of the boys w1ll move up to B and Varsity posntuons but thus w1ll be counter acted by D players commg up 451 D M rs D Quolls I Hess N ROWI W Phullnps D Burns D e a Dovud ROW 2 B Ward D Mulhell D McMurray G Benson T Stedman R West P Anderson Mgr R West M V P Coach Hughes W Phulhps Capt ee I ee ' 1 h ' . . , ' Z2 as ' A ' ' 27 as ' ' ' , . . 'f 32 13 ' - I ' 32 I7 ' . ,' I - ' Z9 37 ' ' Zl 24 ' - ' 22 ' 24 ' ' ' - 'f 1 27 - - ' zo 31 . ' as ' zs I ' ' - 'f ZI zs ' ' ' ' ' - ll ll ,Q :ff l I A , . ., ? l 1 4 y ,, 0 W y , 1 1 . ' ' , . , . , . , . , . . , . . .: 5 . ' ' , . 1 I HIHWK ROWI C Furgerson L Moms A Alvin C 2 N-H00 gfefj Kendne N Sogara ROW 2 C Pennington R Wnth Buckly Hardin Corky Pennlng ton and Duck Boeve leadnng the way the D basketball team fought to a last place nn League competutron The Pilot s biggest dual was wuth Alhambra Hugh when rn the turst round of play the Moors were leadmg 22 Zl with about ten seconds left nn the last quar ter and Pennungton shot from half court but missed the hoop as the final gun sounded The second time the Mudgets met the Moors the Alhambra boys agaan captured a slum lead an the closung seconds and managed to again hold the Pilot qunntet to a 30 29 wln About I4 returnrng freshmen will be on the C and D squads next year wrth thus experience behind them Although the D s dudn t wan any games thus last season their style and theur will to wan rnake up the qualltnes of a champion shup team 122 la Kelly L Hermes T Halverson H Adams E Cheser ROW3 B Hardin J Atkm H Howe J Ver Steeg T Scott A Boeve J Hoagsmo S23 Z?a1L1fL ff Excelsior Alhambra Excelsior Alhambra Excelsior Mark Keppel Excelsior Wilson Excelsior Alhambra Excelsior Montebello Excelsior El Monte Excelsior Wilson Excelsior EI Monte A - I' 1 I T 1 I . . I 1 I 1 ee 1 - - -- - 1 1 - 1 - 1 U- 1 . T 1 , 1 , 1 . , . , . , . . ' . I ' . - 1 I Il ll . . . ee a . , . - A ' ll 14 I ' - ' ' Zl ,, 22 l I I ' Excelsior 20 , , Whittier 30 . ' 28 , , 38 I I D l ' 17 , . ' 19 '1 ' ' 29 , so ' ' ' 22 M, 36 - - ' ' 18 ,, ,, , , . 34 I - I - . - F . . . . ' 10 . , Y , , , ' 32 . I ' ' 18 38 Mllliefd upfefne 'Q sf. QQ ge F9 UQ-it 'SSW' ROWI L Nixon T Corderro M De Leon B Dll N Musella ROW 2 B Berger R Howard J De Vrles D Colvllle K Murphy J Klubnlk D Dowel! R Head D Runels manager ROW 3 Coach Vernon D Shumway J Koopman J Fulton M Tefers J Reddlck D Vorls D Cruz J Currey Coach Jensen Excelslor s Varsity track team stag gered to a last place tue with the Al hambra Moors In the flnal league standings The League was won by Wal son when they conquered the mnghty Poly crew Their one wan was a closely fought duel wnth thenr last place compannons The winners for the Varsity team were Jack Currey who remanned un defeated nn League 440 competutnon Although only a Bee In actual expon ents he contmued to set the Pacnflc League on fire John Redduck proved to be the top shot putter an the League and wath has fnne style he was also un defeated nn the conference competu tuon. Ralph Gentry was the top 880 man and always was a placer in the meets. In the many invitationals, Jack Cur- rey won the Compton and the Chaffey 44O's and Relph Gentry placed in the 88O's. Coach Jensen Coach Vernon wg aw Q X Q ' J ' jracg .Acfion 4 li: MWF' --.Mm i vp 4 Mb ROW l-R. Dugan, D. Robinson, L Nixon, R. Gasper, T. Cordeiro, E. Mori, N. Musells. ROW Z- T. Eldridge, M. Johnson, K. Murphy, D. Colville, B. Crouch, B. Eugene, J. De Vries, G. Escalera D. Shumway, J. Koopman. ROW 3-Coach Vernon, J. Klubnik, R. Howard, D. Dowell, H. Hafliger D. Voris, D. Brown, R. Diaz, M. Telers, J. Furton, W. Clark, J. Currey, Coach Jensen. .ie 3'ClCA:flel'J Finishing the season in fourth place, the Pilot Bee cinder- pathers started out the season with high hopes for a champion- ship that was eventually won by the Poly Jack Rabbits, Poced by Jess Koopman, holder of the school Bee and also the Cee pole vault record, the team had a successful year. John Furton rolled to many impressive wins in the high hurdles and set a new school mark at 95. Mel Johnson tied the school 220 mark on one of his aner days. George l-lammamoto was a fine springer who was high point man in many meets. Those who qualified for the trail to CIF championships were Jess Koopman, Jim De Vries, and Roy Ferguson, who quali- fied in the high jump. Jim De Vries jumped to a new Pacific League final record, leaping 5 feet and ll inches. ing .spoeezl :Demand Pilot C tracksters fell to a cellar position in League standing to spite the efforts of Ken Hartman and Don Howell, who placed the ma- jority of the first places for the striving light-weights. Hartman dominated the 660-yard run and occasionally won the lOO-yard dash. Both Howell and Hartman were the only C trackmen who quali- fied for the all-CIF finals. Placing in most of the meets the Pilots lacked the kick at the finish which is needed to win. However, valuable experience was gained. Prac- tice developed skill in the relays which in several meets decided the winner. Baton passing, starts, and kicks have been improved. Palmer ran close in the low hurdles and made more than his share of points, and proved one of the most valuable members of the squad. The light weights of this past year will be the future track team who will be out for the Pacific League Track Crown. an-P' ROW1 R Dua: J Furfon M De Leon K Hartman D Gasper H Hafllgar R Gentry ROW 2 R Johnson F Hooper Coach Vernon G Huff J Veyna J Hashngs gdzde 3'0lfeI'5 M De Leon, R Gentry, J Hashngs Excelsior s cross country team tm :shed a rather unsuccessful season wunnlng only one meet Occurrnng In the falll In competutuon with football nt attracts only the true lovers of the cnnder sport because nt ns a team rather than an unduvudual sport as track Thelr one victory of the yeor wos o one snded trounclng over Alhambra hugh led by Ralph Gentry Jam l-lastlngs and Marcnano De Leon The distance runners run a course from a mule and on eughth to a mule lt was under the dsrectuon of Mr Vernon, who dad a tune yob ln his first year at Excelsror 127 5, .6 5 Er 43 . 1 . f ff f 5 f' 51. l lj ii 1 5 Q 1 3 'l f ' il f fl ' 1' v . . ' . . . 4 . . . I I 2 varaify .jJor5eA iclera ROWI B Kotake D Helman T Vogel A Matchum L Plant B Towne B Arnold A Roy ROW 2 Coach Hendnck A Rayburn K Hallman B Hclman S Davis S Nunn B Costello B Hugh G Eccles P Magnusson Coach Hendnck Bottling un the tough Pocufrc League makmgs of on exp rnenced boll club for the next few years with fave boys returning next year from the starting nme They expect out fueldnng of Bull Towne and the Helrnon brothers Byron and Don put great confidence In patch ers Alfred Roy Som Nunn whale Bob Bomber Costello Ray l-lugln Sterlnng Davis ond Bull Arnold hold the unfueld up to part At the beginning of the season the Arrmen hod no wuns and seven losses nn League competutuon y Sid Hendrick's Varsity nine show the . 9 . I I f , - I I ll Il ' ' I I I 8 f R0 W1-R. Hugli, K. Hallman, G. Mortenson. ROW 2-B. Kofake, S. Davis, B. Arnold, B. Costello. Rliffjg, ' 1. M Q i PITCHING STAFF, ROW I--A. Mafchum, B. Towne. ROW Z-A. Roy, S. Nunn, T. Vogel. D. Helman, B. Helman, B. Towne, L. Plant. 0 Coach Daniels Sfugging uniorfi With a lot of hustle, the determina- tion to win and an abundance of team- work, the Pilot Junior Varsity horse- hiders wound up the first round of play with 4 wins and 3 losses. Led by hard hitting Jack MacDonald and Pitchers Don Jones and Wally Andreoli the Air- man baseballers showed much promise for next year's varsity nine. Meeting Wilson in the opening league game of the season the Pilots emerged at the long end of a 7 to 3 count. ln the following game they were edged by Poly in a very tight-dual be- tween Airman WallyAndreoli and Jack- rabbit Pitcher Samual. Then the boys trounced Mark Kep- pel, I7 to 5, and were handed setbacks by Alhambra, IO to l, and Whittier, 3 to l. Meeting Poly in the second round the Greenvees edged them 2 to l behind the two-hit pitching of Don Jones. 2 ROW I-G. Hampton, L. McMichael, G. Kaehl, W. MacDonald, D. Andre. ROW 2-P. Ander- son, D. Blem, F. Francis, L. Theiss, B. Titensor, D. Reger, S. Vasquez, manager. B. Titensor, D. Reger. ennid eam5fer:5 Striving to put boys' tennis back on its feet Mr. Jolley the new coach, has spent a great deal of time working with the boys and trying to start a strong durable squad for next year as well as this year. Dick Reger and Barry Titensor along with Don Blem showed they were three of the top netmen this year, not overlooking ofcourse L. Theiss, D. Andre, L, McMichael, and D. Keahl in the doubles. L. Theiss 2 ROW l-D. Heil, B. Helman, D. Travis, D. Francis, J. Wiley, P. Dearth, B. Berger, D. Dusterhoft, B. Granger, R. Reger, W. Smith, B. Costello. ROW 2-J. Bensema, J. Bitton, S. Vasquez, A. Roy, D. Wall, D. Helman, D. Messner, C. Gahr, K. Cut- right, B. Towne, J. Hutchinson. ROW 3-G. Strauss, W. Kotake, C. Collis, B. Smith, J. Reddick, W. Kalustian, T. Vogel, J. Currey, P. Wainscott, D. Shumwav. ROW l-K. Fuiita, J. Moore, W. Hutchinson, E. Popovich, R. Uyeda, A. Sakamoto, F. Asawa, D. Vasquez, D. Richardson, R. Abacherli, J. Brister. ROW 2-J, Moore, A. Blackford. R. Cooper, J. Myers, P. Wilkins, Y. East, L. Farnum, J. Martin, J. Leistner, B. Cook. lljamifff PRESIDENTS-Wanda Hutchinson, Irene Hal- lenbeck. .nf in V- M f as iw WVR 'H lljamifg This club was made up of girls- girls' idols, that is. All ofthe lettermen, whether a football hero, basketball hero, or a track star, joined to form one united group called the Varsity Club, Led by Gary Vanderwoll the whole year, they were always participating in some activity. They were one of the staunch supporters of the badly needed Keep the Campus Clean campaign. A popular hit with these fellows were the Lettermen's banquets, held after the football and basketball seasons. Other activities included a track meet and a sports night. The sports night in- cluded a cavalcade of boxing, wrestling and many other sports events, Thus a year of activity has become another year of memories for this group and their able leader Gary Vanderwall Mr Jensen and Mr Daniels were the faculty advisers .Law Cf A Teamwork precision and co ordina tion together with a lot of fun were the results of this year s Letter Club Whether a picnic a playday or a week end at the mountains the Letter Club girls worked hard to make their activi ties a success Any girl who had earned herlittle E acquired by elghtquarters of after school sports was eligible to be come a member of this organization Miss Jewel Davison faculty adviser gave her undivided attention to all the girls who were interested in sports The Letter Club sponsored the Jun o Senior Recreation nights and the elementary playdays pacity of president the first semester and Irene Hallenbeck the second se mester Both girls proved to be more than capable in handling their duties Byron Helman, Jim Rex. X. vs. My I OFFICERS ROWI R Abacherh R Uyeda I Hallenbeck K Fulita ROW 2 B Gomez W Hufchnnson H Gregory J Smith 133 , . u 1 1 - A - ' I ' . I . I ' ,4- I . if fi' - - ' ' - is I ' ' l 'f -D I I i f, ' ' ' . it if Q z Wanda Hutchinson served in the ca- . A, ,Q W Aj T FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS-J. Leist- ner, D. Lichty, A. Sakamoto. ,Y ,t ROW 'l-K. Fujita, J. Moore, W. Hutchinson, E. Popovich, R. Uyeda, A. Sakamoto, F. Asava, D. Vasquez, D. Richardson, R. Abacherli, J. Brister. ROW 2-J. Moore, A. Blackford, R. Cooper, J. Myers, P. Wilkins, Y. East, L. Farnurn, J. Martin, J. Leistner, B. Cook. ixdfhgzfic Sportsminded girls took an active interest this year in he G.A.A. Amy Sakamoto 1nd Juanice Brister served Jbly as first and second se- nester chairmen, respective- y. They worked together vith the cabinet and council :o make this a wonderful ,fear for girls' sports. The semi-annual banquets were as successful as the popular playdays. Tennis began the year of sports with tourna- ment and beginners' tennis being held during the first semester, Juanice Brister and Rosalie Abacherli presided over tournament and be- , A ginners' tennis respectively. Elaine Popovich's volley- ballers smashed their way through the first quarter as did the basketball enthusi- asts, managed by Bonnie ROW 'I-Mrs. Sandberg. Miss Phelan. Mrs. Haun, Miss Roulet. ROW 2-Miss Lacy, Miss Evanson, Miss Davi- SOI1. 134 Cook. Archery and badmin- ton were enjoyed by the girls who went out for recrea- tional games under the lead ershlp of Yvonne East As purung future songleaders turned out thus year to take advantage of the songlead :ng course offered thus year led by Janet Myers Learnnng to stand on thelr heads turn :ng somersaults were the tumblers Teaching these eager to learngurlswasman ager Betty Yaku Irene Hal lenbeck etfnclently taught her modern dancers the dance steps that all dancers should know Many energetlc souls turned out for speed ball capcbly managed by Alice Bulk Always popular, softball had a huge turnout much to the happiness of Januce Lenstner 550Clatl0lL ROWI B Yakr E Popovlch I Hollenbeck ROW2 J Bruster R Abocherh Y East ROW 3 J Myers J Leustner B Cook A Bulk ROWI D Richardson J Halberg B Yak: J Moore I Hallenbeck K Fu SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS pta A Sakamoto ROW Z J Myers J Buster J Lerstner A Bulk W Moore J Brrster J Myers Hutchmson R Abacherls I I - - -1. ,. ,. . 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