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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1952 volume:

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DEDICATION Each year the Annual dedication is chosen on the basis of out standing service to tln- school over a period of years. For maintaining a daily service- that ue could not do uitlionlz for making our extra curricular activities possibleg for being tolerant of our sometimes impolite and noisy waysg for waiting for that extra stndentg for performing tbe thousand-and-one different jobs requested by us: for turning on the lleaters on rainy daysg for guiding the liixcelsior students to a safe stopg for enabling the wheels and Nspokesn to reach their destinations: and most of all for being a real friend of the students, the 1952 yearbook staff proudly dedicates this Annual to the transportation staff. Wheels mbr ll We mn-t l1Illl1'I'IllQ' treei. W'e played tennis 'til tin .MM in 12 1 -s-. 3.. qw, mm We ate- lunch on the lawn. vW :E fm' ,i ' v--my Bus Stop N umher 01115 WENDELL ANDERSON LAWRENCE BALLARD At Excelsior for his third New at Excelsior is Law- year is Wendell Anderson renee Ballard driving bus driving bus No. ll to No. 9 to Bellflower. Norwalk. Faeult Q owers ehind the eels lifusln xld.,lItlrs0 ' :Xrtliur liulzer BOARD OF TRUSTEES The silent machinery in a ear that does so much swrk is like our Board of Trustees. Without any fuss or ado they make the decisions that are reflected in the success of our school. Many of the students never see or never have the chance to meet these fine men who repre- sent the five districts that make up Excelsior High School. Leaving the board of trustees after eighteen years of outstanding service to Excelsior, Mr. M. P. Killingsworth. representative from Artesia and Bloomfield. and former head of the Board of Trustees. was replaced by Mr. L. D. Donnell. ' Russel lvtterhack XX I 'ith mln- 4-x DLlIlSi1lll uf lhv lfxm-lsiur High 51-lluul l,lNlI'll'l. thx- 1h1Ile-s of Sllll1'IAlIltt'I1lll'Ill hun' 111- II'1'il51'1l tm-nfnlcl. Hv Imx S1't'Illh1'IliSlI'il'ls1I'4IN from I - rr -- .. . ' 5 - 1 .mls.41il:-Q-1Hflilnw-5.11111111111-wr-umm-ufung :wht sf-luml. A-X mwx XFIVSIH lllggh N-h.,..l If pl IIIIHWI for 1001. lnrh-r his cxlwrt gllliflilllm' lhv In-mls uf tht ?1I'UXNillP1 l'UIIllllllllily IIZUP lIt'l'Il H101 ill e Starter Mr. Ralph Burnigzht Al SUIIIIHVI' Dale Umm:-ll Whee Ali ners MR. RICHARD CAHR .-Ks the tiny wheels and mugs in the coniplif-atc-ml ina- chincry of a watch rely on thx- main-fpring su lin thn- Hxc-vlsiur. Nlr. Richard Cahr. I'rinc'ipal. Having liven lmth a Studvnt and tvavlic-r at lfxf-1-lsiur hv unclvrstuncls lhv prohlc-ins uf lmth groups. This in-ur Hr. Guhr has he-lped us tu adjust to thc- invreasing pmh- lem of crmsdefd Classrooms and double iunvh pvrimis. Nlr. Ri1'harrHluhr J 1 ,g H 'lfft 111' 111' students and teachers depend upon the lnain-spring of MISS TOMBS Miss Lucile Tombs, Girls' Vice Principal, is one of the main wheels of Excelsior High School. The pub- lication of the bulletin, all the social functions, and the new activity cards are all under her watchful supervision. Her attentive listening to problems and her helpful advice make her a real friend among the girls. MR. BOB ASHTON Acting as wheel aligner, Mr. Bob Ashton, Boys' Vice Principal, this year helped to straighten and repair many bent and broken spokes. It was through his guid- ance and supervision that the wheels, which formed our many activities, rolled smoothly over the many ob- stacles blocking them. Miss Lucile Tombs Mr. Robert Ashton MISS WATKINS Friendly. considerate. thoughtful N all these and many more describe Miss Elizabeth Watkins. the ,Iunior-Senior counselor. With her help many Juniors and Seniors have gone on into the World with a much brighter outlook on life. The students of Excelsior are very grateful for her guidance and help in selecting and changing classes. Miss Elizabeth Watkins sis- . MR. HASTINGS The educational program at Excelsior has func- , tioned smoothly this year due to the efforts of Mr. Richardson Hastings, Director of Guidance and Cur- riculum. His tasks have been compiling courses of study. taking surveys. and giving tests. Mr. Richardson Hastings hey add the spark 'VIR RICHARD JAMES Wlth a snnle on his face and lnckory stick ln hls hand Mr Rlchard James has served hrs thlrd tear as Dlrector of Attendance At tendance records of students at Fx celslor have been lmproved by hrs V1 orous efforts ln encoura m all the wheels to stay on the rlbht track 'Vlr Rlchard James Carburetors MR HENRY KORSMEIER Mr Henry Korsmeler IS one of the busiest men at Fxcelslor be cause he holds the POSIUOII of Lx celslor bchool Dlstrlcts busness manager Nlr KOYSm6lCfS dutles Include takm care of all buslne s transactlons of the school dlstrlct and prepflrm the school budhet Mr Henry Korsmelr MR ALONZO VALF NT INE Mr Alonzo Yalentme advlsor for the freshmen and sophomores helps to keep the road clear He has hown helpful and cautlous judg ment m ettm the underclassmen on the fl ht road lVlr Valentme IS not only a friend to the underclass men but to every one that knows nm Nlr Alonzo Valentme MZ 4 4 ii Wil 4 fvfl 5 Sv 3' NE S-1 N A fllllmw mlb 'K Q 17 e ga p ' 1 A 5 ll fl- 'P A 1 Q4 fl bg? 45:4 1 . b A Q21 'Y' ff Q? 0 llvstf-r .Xrlhurf l.llilll'IIlilll. llotnr' l'.1'. NX alt:-r llzntnigartiin-r tiltairrmut. .Xgrim'nlture- Iitigttm- tileauingvr Master Chairman. tfonnnvrrial .lnlnt llonaltl llltuirnuin. Xrt ,-Xrllnn' lfinvh l.ll2ilI'l1lLill. Nh-t'l1. Krtx M-ta llnppn-r fihairnian. luitgziiugt- IQ. W. Kahni Cliairnian. Xlatlt, anwl Fviv-rim' llurntliy l.avy iilldiflllllll. llirl-' l'.H. just-ph l.angulnn llllkiifllliill. Buy-' l'.l'l. Cora Sli:-rmr ilhairnian. lfnglixlt Norman Slftlll lilliilflllilll. Sm-ial Svie-:iw llugt- Xuxt lilliilflllilll. -Knmliu-X i-nul ' l'.rf,: llarrit-t Be-u. Girl-' l'.H.: Irs Billing:-r. Sm-iul Fviviicn-: llvorggf William Xtkins. Mm-lx. Arts: lrnia Bailey. llirlf Bishop. Klecl1.Arts: Llvrtrtnle- Bloom. llvalth: Anna B0i'liPIN4llllt . English: Bonniv Bowman. Girls' IKE.: Helen Bryan, Uirlf P.l'l.: John ffliatlwivk. H05 rl HE. anti Hr-alth: Twl Clit-nnf-y. Fovial Sm-ir-law: William Craven. Boys' PE.: George Curtis. B055 PE.: 'lihonias Crutis. Sovial Fvit-nv:-1 Jim Daniel. Boys' PE.: Arthur De llvras. Social Stir-rice: Phyllis lluvll. lfmnnn-rt'ial: H. lf. lla-xsliirxt. Fvivin-1-1 Rolwrt lii-Nlvr. limnnn-rt'ial: Thonias ifwrly. l.anguag:t-: Prifvilla lfrazvr lfng 'F' R... if., W - 3 , V- g::1:EN'Ig!g:j5-'-23'-if-,ii f Q. ., .. 33,1 Q Robert Frieilman Social Smilies Pansy Cage Honie Economics O Nick Canilolfo echanlcs in-M Ethel Clenn lloine li1'0IlUl1llt ' Salnin Grey Art Carl llaase Agriculture llarolil llarljen Xlathelnal ics T. ll lluwley Science Volnev llawley Mech. Arts Nlereerles l-leinzinan Languages Simi llenilricli 4 H EGP Y, I Boys' vii. ' A'Aq 'W , o. B. Hughes Health anfl Boys' P.E. . -,:v 5 ', H' Q' 3 if Maurice Joyce. Science: Alva Keiin. Drama: Edwin Kirkpatrick, Slurly llall: Charles Laufer. English: Earl Leake. English: Carmel Ling, Mathernaticsg Morton Loveinan. Photography: Cyril Lowe. Nlusic anfl Social Studies: Nlillarrl Lumlc. Music: Lloyd Magnusson. Science: Robert Maier, Business English: 5.1. Malek. Science: lrxing Nlarks. English: Betty MclIamlless, English: Josephine Nliller. Horne Economics: Nlerrill Nloreinan. Social Science: june Nelson. l.ihrar- ian: lljalniar Ostergaaril, Social Science: Regina Phelan. Girls' l'.li.: lfarley Porter. Social Science: Nlalmle Haley. English. ey made the repairs Nellamvna Roach. English: Arlt-ne Root. Nurse: Katherine Rotll. Cfmunwrcial: Elnora Sl'lllllil1lf'l. Srwial SL'i9llCf'1 Robert Shultz. English: Xlagzclalvnv Slvttv. Sorial Science: Jack Strain. Soc-ial Fvierivvz ,IHIIIPS illll0l1l3S. Nlvvli. Arts. Frank Tim-r, Social Scivncv: Clara 'l'rat'y. Commvrm-ial: llarry Yan Vcttcn 'Nlath Julivttf' Yenitsky. Englishg Arvirl Yilllvn. Mm-li. Arts: Faye- Weber, fomrnerual Eva Williamson. Commercial: Alfred Wilson. Nl:-vll. Artsg Marie Wilson Home lfvonomicsg Wilrla Yates. Music. FACI l-'llY ASF0l1lA'l'l0fN UFFICQEHS l. T.fIlu-nnvy, l .'l'im-r. 1l.'l'rac-5. F.W4-ln-r J.Langtl0n. l':.Kll'lxp3lI'lt'lx. XY.B8lllIlQl8I'1lIlt'f H.0stvrg:aarrl. ,l.'l'llomas. lf.l.o-alw. W'.Kalim SECRET ARIEQ e Fuel System HELEN JXNIEN Haze-l I .alwrath ,Ie 19 Daxenport Fave Lee L1 le Bowd fqfmlvrxfx Nupvru ur ZI imma fm I 'mud new Y 'dp 40 0 . f UNION 5? v Qfscwoo ig' K ggi, 5 . , vwiif f7i5?3x'ff3W5f55?f3f5Q'M :K W M 22ggf?E?Q,:?g7sF'f2w'f'?+if7'?gH A 'S ' 2' - us Stop umber Two X, Y fifma ROBERT Bl'lAl'flllANll' l.AW'Rl'lNfll'l BOONE Robert Beauchamp, driver .-Xut-of-town trips bEll1gIlllS of bus Yo. I3 to Bellflower. favorite. Lawrence Boone has been known to Pilots regularlydrives l1usNo. 7. Stud nt vernm Steerin ee s Fred Francis. ls! senwstcr president: Janet Hummel. lst semester vice-presidf-llt: lid Carrigan. 2nd se-nmoftvr prvsiflr-nt: janet Schinnerer. 2nd semester vice-president. Hr 0' D i Mary Lou Seagv. mlirf-t-tor of avtixitie-s: Dick Pnrtertielcl. sergeant-at-arms: Tamara Taylor. secretary: Ruby Gobert. song lt-amlcr: Om-y Alu-s. yt-ll le-ad:-r: Barbara Nye-nhuis. In-asurt-r. Temple Gale. tlirwtnr of avtivitiz-sz ll:-nry Wlamllvigll. sergeant-at-arnis: Pe-ggy xlt'liZ1llQIllf'y. secretary: l.0uis:- HLlll'llt'l'Llfl. -ting lvzule-i': ,lui -Xml:-rstni. yt-ll le-ailer: llannah llnlsvi. nlirn-vtor of pnlvlicity. STUIJICNT BODY tIABlNIi'l'fls1 AND 2nd SEMESTERS l nclvr thc- lm-amlvrsliip nf lfrn-il lfranvis. the lirst seine-stor stntln-nt limly 1-alvinc-t vmnplvtc-al an nutstantl- ing tt-rin. This gruup intrmluc-ml twu ns-w student limly 1-anis. I-nth of which insure-cl thv liuhlx-r invinlwr- ship in the stuclvnt lltlfiy antl a Sulmsvriptiml to the sr'huul newspapt-r. Une varfl also iilvlufivtl athnissinn to all athletic vi ents. ln aflclition, a new plan for vanipus c-Ivan-up was installefl. Following in the- well-inaflo trar-its nf their preclec-fissure. the se-cnml senwstvr student lmfly presiclvnt. Ed Carrigan. anal his calvin:-t niet ancl uwrcaine the niany pruhlvnis of finances. sclmnl spirit. inter-sm-html relations. and a c-lvan vanipus that lwsit-ge all student lwody guwrnnients. Hy meetingclailytlie-1-almim-t was uhh' to successfully maintain a strung tie with governnwnt ancl the- stuflvnt lmrly. 25 T e lers a111111 11 XIOIIONN B1alxerIalI I Ndllldld X xdIlNlIlIxIL D a N 7 Jake Z -X Tftlldlf l Ixruke11l1er C B01 Hd 01811 IJ 11: orx N Boon tra N Nloffilt D Iomp 1 D Iowan enml B HdllldI10 X N1111Il1 3 I Porter B 'Youll J I s B 11Il1 I 1 me4 e 'Nddaud DJ e ol! Ne B I 1er r 4 1 Ile orx D XIUTTI I I l Il 1 1l111 C Nllaclxelforll DIOsxe X Boer md I Dana B Ilanlx STLDENT COL NLIL The btudent Bodx Lou11L1lQ under the lcaderQl11p of Fred Iramw Hr t Q1311115-Qter rev P dent and Id Qarrlvan second Ge-111eQter Jr Q cl cl 1 C1 ent IQCUQQ plan and trx to Qolxe the rob P emQ uhlch COIlfI'0Ill the Qtude11tQ I J Hummel L Farnum D Harper 'NI Sperou I fahr 2 A Homan D IJEWI PH1 IHC N B0 Q LBarnett 3 DDQ 'Hari B I' 09161 E Johmon B Tatu A YanDwlxe 4 BC,ox DWl11te RHu hex W Phllllp I J qrlunnerer J Nloore N Boonitra 'Xl Vhlcon 2 E Boone D LCVNIQ C W1cl10 Ia IL Thomac 3 A Nlonroe I Jaque L 1 ahr P f ollm 4 D Porlerhelrl 'I bahr .l 1 1. l'. ll o1l. I . . .J I'aN111'.V Yalnlez. D. Il3lI0l'li1 Z. B. Ielers. H Kat . Q. ' g. 71. -r.K 'll' . .leg s . S01 'S . . ' '. .. .lraj son. . S11 ' . C. I'Iai11s.D. Ioti 'l. ll. iforl im. S. Marqu z. S. Gallegos. I . 51' 5 . . . L wis B. ll . 4. IQ, . w. . Ielk. K. Wwan .'I'. Taylo . III. Lea ll1a11. NI. Halxi. J. I' g: . ' 'son A. KI -Qlas. I.. Barnett. J. Reese. B. Fraxi 'r. 5. Y. llolly. J. Cl 'l lr:-5. D. Yell. B. Tatti. If. Jn sion. 5..' -' . . .5 . ll-'. . v T - - v -. I . 1 ' . -. .'gg'..... gg-. . .. . - S. '. .. . . S. s-571: 5 wie' 5,4 mi! 1 R Ilea T I fXRla1rr NTTTIOIIIZI on lr lla krman H543 e ve c 1 rm v e rx P New u .nun l ra lm r I' a 1 our eou 1 I1 ey fired ou up if l. l-l.Logsdon, Lllulder, G. Piekama. B.N0ack, N.Bonar, L.Barnett. P. Hammond, P.5quihb. K.Anderson, C.Collicott, Dllonroe. 2. R.Holl. ,I.Kent, S.Mill. N.Atkins. P.Boer, ,l.Halberg. H.Hulsey. E. Myers, N.Yaki. P.McCaughey. 3. E.Steuber, ,I.Bedd0w. E.,Iohnson. T.Sipes, W. Coors. D.Gardner. ,l.Reese. R.l.eeson, V.l-luff. And calmed ou down STUDENT BODY COURT The student body judges were appointed by our vice presidents, Janet Hummel and Janet Schinnerer. They reviewed cases of offenses which included, for example, insubordination, eating in the gym, and de- stroying school property. The judges fined students the appropriate number of citizenship points. RALLY COMMITTEE The Rally Committee this year sped on through a very peppy year under the capable guidance of Mr. Sabin Gray, faculty advisor. The big job of activity chairman was lilled by Mary Lou Seage and Temple Cale. Illolm l' 'NlcPI1erson Ill0ILllll Ha J I 0 Irautman I I don I lrlpp fl Pc ru 2 ,lDonald Illartle ,IVvr1 Ill ,I Bulmlovs ,I'NIoor1 D Brown 4 B Ntmaon Jqteplmen on D Kllen 'I Ro cr D 'NILQINII Jfmgery 1 NIWTI ht 'VI RHIIIIFPZ A 'Ilene I Castor F Ro Q B Stran e folor I uard Rl amlma BW1 e man I' 'llolfltt I Valde pmo lgllW3y atrol an Z J 3 RD1Il B Stra Q Jn mo B a r f Plercx XI Ronan BBrwant Illtflldlllllal 8 Hlluler I Ifl er N I'luf- man I' Shafer RBernard1no X Il enfrltz 9 'N Nhvoott IHunt B I ee R I'us ell Nl Nlcflau land Rl arl on Ill I I lron R F ralera N Per u on Ifaslor I OMMAND PILOTQ Newly orpanlzed thls wear the Command Pxlote under the dlrectxon of Dlck Porterfield and Henrw Wadlel I1 took on the responslbxllts of keepln order on the Pllot Campus 1 W Hamby, Ijaques B McClung, ,IlVIcCreary ,I Gregory, C, Dudra Biyowens 2 R Howard X Hammond, A Monroe, D Porterfield, ,I Terrell T Head L Trlpp l: Bylgma 3 H Wadlelgll ,I Herron B GYIIIIITI, B Hall B Holder, L Nlclllchael. 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Stop for efreshments GIRLS' LEAGUE Nancy Lockwood, Girls' League president. and her cabinet have helped to revise the old constitution of the Girls' League to a more modern one this year. Fashion shows. assemblies and the Senior Mothers' Tea were some annual highlights sponsored by the Girls' League. 'Nancy L01 kvsooml C irl Lea ue Pri ulenl I Exlulmlr-r uretary lNLhxnnerer vue pre ulent N Boon tra actlvnv Lhairman f Nuhola l X -X Pre :dent Z llloore Way and Nlean Chairman T Cale Friend ship Lhairman 30 1 lx Ny rut F Harvey N Schoonoyer Fwllrliell J Fox l Stockton Bmloack Baku' E Palruk ll Qmith D Milne Plank .2 L lnrhere L Nlorrx N Rou e Nchaper jQu1nn C Plylnan Allilaride LDorkn L Nlillette W Ralford 'NI Dou h urs Dflonin er ,ILroft 3 BGuert1n L Jan en P Tanaka J Jansen L Hutchcraft P N 1r in 5 Dunlap C 'Nlmie C Allen L larniona 'NI Wilson P Harada E Qtelhn H er fi! '- -- --- Q' rr N' . .Y - ,- - 5 'I ..f - ll s :.. s .' 4 Z s. y.. s .. - ' .S f , S 1. . l .1 - . ' . . . .. 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Z, , .. , .. , . . .U . , . . .L Z, Travelers And flllclI'l0 N ma .1 lt N lk I Not! 2 R llolt B lumrtm A Brewer B B0 n111 .1111 r lonrt D Plu 3 4 Tvtzlafl' B Horn P Nlemen D Nhlnv P lllggllls mrron B Iloll 1 e N llarl. ln e-I lrmplellalel Hear FRIEN DSHIP LOWNIITTEE Thlx war tht l'r1endQh1p Lo11m11ttee mth Temple ,ae as cl1.11rma11 lldQ trlefl to rreala a frwn 1 al111oQphe1e for all new 1rls on the campu- BIISQ Luclle TO1lllJQ haa acted a adn or for thlx OTWHHIZHIIOH and haa Qugge ted mam new xcleag for malxm the 11e1sco1119r feel at home' WAYS AND 'VIEA'Nb COMMITTEE Johnna Nloore and her elhuenl Yvaws and Meani fUlIlllllllE6' haw kept tht wheel of thl Clrla LCHVUL turnmf mth the-1r -ucneawful Qalea throughout the wear Lnder the Careful ffuldance of M155 Bonnle Bowman thex haxe ohtamed the BIIHIICCS for the f A A actnltles and the Lhool cl.111f'e whlvh 1 spon Nor? hw the I lrlk lea uv 1 Gro on lx Baker U P11 lxup -X X dlll me I 7 B Nlyenhul f Boer C Nlc'X1a ter 'N 4 bot-rI7 L frntle-nxlen Nl Nperou 3 L ia r NI 'Vlorten en l xlllll l' Nlxr-r B Nlllllllllll I1-1t1 1 1 l1l J X r OI B Boer f 1 ar 4 e lonrof N 1 cl .1 N1 J 'Nlwr J N10 Credit Cards 31 9 0 l. 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C asses e end of the Road SENIOR CLAbb Rollmg Qplnmng and Qlilddlll up to a grand finale topped hx raduatlon was the Semor Class of l952 Many wonderful Qenlor dau artnllxei ln Cllldlll the GCIIIOI' all School dame Snowball ,lumor SCIIIOI' Irom Qemor week and the all nlght rraduatlon parts at the Pacllle Coaet Club were ,rc atly looked forward to and thor ourhlw enjoyed year were Cue Fernandez prealdent of the Class and Musa P lnora Qelnnadel and Nlr Car les V Porter aduwor Gus Fernande Bettv Horn Flnora Sclnnadel Carlex X Porter Dorm Plnlllp .loan Covert 1 Janet SChlllIlCI'CI' Charlotte Nllcholas ,las qpear Jerrs Holm 2 Bob Holder Rullard Fur neon Bexerlv Dellx Wanda lodean Nloclxlon le x Nlcbau hex Wolford 34 . T- K , - . . g . Y 0- ' 7 I7 . P 7 , v L . Lx . . ky , . U . ' ' ,U .. U . , o , L , . - . , , . ' . U . ' . x x A R Y, 0' 3 f . U Y f I 7 f u Helping to give the Senior Class a successful , , -., , . ' Q , . - ' . f . ' - 5. 5 -i . V C V' . , ,' . . . C ' w U - V f V f r f f . , l Aj I on V A '- ff - ' U. 5 . - Alice Abacherli C.S.l . Cirls l.t'2iQlllt' Cabin:-I El Aviatlor Cirls Sports Evelyn Alsup l .ll.l..A. Cirls Sports N.l-'.l.. 'llransfe-rrt-tl from Cn-nlraliif-w School Nlungzum. Ukla. Andy Andre-oli C, l-'omlmll .l.l. llasvball B. lfootball Yarsity I-'untliall N arsity Club ellilower and Mayne Rachel Aguilera Girls Sports jo Clvla Allizcr Stu. Body Council Spanish Club l re-nch Club llrill Tvain Xlath Club Sf-Ny-'llrva ,lose-phinv Arrvdnnrlo 'll-nnis Te-ain Girls I.:-aguv Council Beginning Tn-nni Nlgr. Audrey Adams Fresh. Girls Chorus Glen Club Um-simo Alu-s Stu. Borly Yell Leader Junior Play Spring Swing Christmas Play Stu. Bomly ,lutlgv Gyna Ashinurm liantl Stu. Botly Count-il C.S.l . Urvln-stra Cirls L1-aguv Band Richard Aldcroftt C.S.F. Spanish Club Dvloris And:-rson F.B.l..A. Ways and Nlvan- Coinmittrw- llirls Sports Freshman Girls Chorus Putrivial Atkins llann:-r llc-an-i' Senior Nlothvrs 'lea Office Nl:-ssviigvr Cirls Sports Big Sister JoAnn Alexander Ways and Means Connnitte-Q' Str-Q-ring Connnittv. Girls Sports Ray Anile-rson C.S.l'. Sf'lt'lll't3 Club Latin Club Chairman ul Council Class I'll'2llll'1'a .A'll0l'l'lllQ'illll'l' library Club l.atin Club Janis-s Allred J uv A mlvrsun Stu. Holly ll:-aul YQ-ll l.f-atb-r lil Aviaalor Pliotog Christmas Play Kutlitoriuin l'she-r Carlos Baker AIX. Football Yarsily Basketball Band Spring Swintf Xrl Club 1. Joyce Bickerslafl' C.S.F. Stu. Body Council Girls Sports Marie Bigham Orchestra lfampus Kings Transferred from Paramount. Calif. Ardilll Blackford Girls Sports Girls League Council Girls Letter lllnlu Girls l.:-ague Aft. Cllirmn. 'lie-at-lier-5 A-si-lun! Arlene Blaeliforrl Girls League Council Girls Sports Girls l.etter lflulm Teaeliers' Assistant Barbara Blood Flag Twirler Friendship Comm. Stu. Body lisllerette Spring Swing Bm erly Blair Drill Team Yurse Offici- Stu. Body l slierette mg si-if-f Andy Boersma Y arsily Basketball Delbert Blomgren N ina Boggs El Aiiador lllng. lid. Stu. Body Judge Band Girls l.:-tter Cluli Pres. 4:.s.i'. s.-tfy. 5:-al llc-arer Katherine Baker Ways and Means Committee Excelsior Life Christmas Play Jr. Play Adv. Wiilliam Bauswell Pat Becker Transferred from Grants Pass HS. Grants Pass. Ore. Regina Ballinger Wilma Beck Della Berry li.5.F. Spanish Lilith Big Sister Clark and shworth Lois Barnett Co-Ed. Trial Flight CSF. Sealbearer Orchestra lil Aviador Art. Ed. Stu. Body .ludge Bob Becker lf.5.F. Auditorium lvslier Industrial Arts Club l.Y. Footlmall Mabel Batteneourt Girls Sports Big Sister F .B.l-.A. 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Base 12111 oxe and mperial Lucill Cahoon Christmas Play Lucille Calsadn French Club Girls League Edwin llarrigzm Stu. Body Presirlent lf.5.l'l. Presltlenl tlommantl Pilots Autlitorium l sher Keith Canfield Bruce Cannon Latin llluh Auditorium l :-her llal Cadets .l.Y. Football Frank llarrillo H Aviatlor Photog lflflllrlflkll Art- lflull Jean Canholo Stu. Body Council F. B.l.. A. l.atin lflull Alive Carrie: Big Sister Donna Carter liirl'-' gpnrls Rose Cen anles Convert Baml F.ll.A. Girls Sports Girls l.:-tlr-r Kflult Lal Latlets Delores Chastain Spanish tllulv Yolleylmll Ilan' Bruce Clagg Swing Bantl Edward BflSlllil lf. Football Yarsity Football flommanrl Pilots Autl. l sher l'ulv. Mltlres- 1 re Wlary Chesney l.yrit' Cluh Xlotlern Danfe Transferrecl from Fremont HS. Lenoll Clark Big Sister Christian Fellowship Chr. David Chapman Steering ffommittee l7.F.A. lf. lfootlmall li. Football .l.l . 'l'enni- Anita Chew ff.5.l . Fresh. Class Historian Ways and Means Committee Stu. Body Council Steering: Committee Howard Clay Excelsior and orwalk Bill Cox Varsity Baseball Varstity Football Yarsity Club Pub. Address Crew Gwena Crittenden Great Books Trial Flights Ernest Curry .l.V. Football l.V. Baseball German Club Audio Visual ,loan Crawford Spanish Club Stu. Body Council Steering: Committee F.B.L.A. Trial Flights Ray Cupit .leanie Daniels C.S.F. French Club Stu. Body Council A'Cappella Choir Don Criswell Varsity Basketball Varsity Club Spanish Club Carol Cunningham Friendship Comm. Christmas Play Jr. Class Song Leader Charles Davis Christmas Play Norman Clousc Yarsity Football Anita Cook Exeelsior l.ife. Asst. Pub. llir. Sr. Play l'ro4luf'tion Melbadenv Cosper Girls Sports Big Sister ,lim Coleman Auditorium l sher Slageerew Stu. Bofly Council F.F.A. Anthony Cords-iro C. Football B. Football B. Track A. Cross Country Senior Class lleatl Yell Leader ,loan Covert Sr. lleacl Song Leader Soph. Song Leader Christmas Play Spring Swing Ways and Means Committee lyatrieli Collins Excelsior Life C.S.F. Spanish Club Stu. Body Council A'Cappella Choir Pauline Cordero Allen Cox Yar. Football Mgr. B. Football Nlgr. Auditorium l'sl1er lndustrial Arts Club Rmhard Dull ,I X Football C .ll L 'ull t Jean Dobion Lorelee Dressel Nprm Swm LllI'lStfll8.S l a X Cappella Lholr Qemor Nl0ll1E'!'Q Tea Nlu Bomly Uallerette Constance Dunmore Council Cla- DLL X Ntu Bo4lx founml Tom Donahue X I appella Choir Nprm Nwm Chu tmai Plax Charlottee Drewlen lwrlc f lulr I 1rlQ C lu ub Dull Tm am f'hr1QLmas Plav Rohm rl DINIIIIIHH I wmna In Donald Dowell lar lls avls B Track B Football Photo rapllx Club Franku Dunn Ntcvrx 1 Comrnxttor Dame KOIIIIITIULP Nlu Boflx Councnl 166th and Don Dau Npanmlx I lulv N NWIII Banml Urrlu ra Band Hogs-r Dojongh l atm 1 lulr fancls Qtore NI r Beurlw Dc-lk Ntu Boclx l wlwrettr' Qplln Num Jr Plax Prop Nl r I llfl ima ,lean Daw 1 1 1 N lxrl lea up Iran ferr:-rl from Nlarlmasu lolno Japan LOIS Del, Ntu Bods foum 1l flrls lea uv L hervtte :nn forum 1 l orlruda Dm Y rue Q- lhllh Del ln une Barbara Dei-lk Nprm NWIII B lunlor l' as r a l sllz re ttf Ntu Bo lx I num ll Flin.: Dirk: r on hoemaker ,Ioan Dvar Sprln Nvwm lr Iva l lwrette A Capella I l10lI' Stu Holly 1 oum 1 lm tmaa Plax 1 lc n la lvl? A C apolla I llon 4 1 l lor 1 Spam l1 i lull RIIKW Ella Ba eball Football 'Spam lm Club lub Mlmlro Crew Dc-lore Dv er Nlo If rn Dance Arllnl I' dward A I apella 1 llorr f bn tma aw Nptm Nvun l lwrvlto Y crna Engel Donald Fa Football l rat lt Nteerln C omm Ntu Borlw f0llIlC1l loin I' ld: nl 4 B Track X arsm lrflvlx 1 mme I lull I Q orgt Eacalera Nlunn QOIDIIIIHQQ lolo laln F B L -K B Track Capt Ntu Boflx Councxl l'ootb.1ll Roland Euwema Row Ferguion X ar ltx Trat l, B lqraclx IX Football lar ltw l b -Kun l wr I eraldme Fisher Cecil Ewan L Football Photo raplrx Kumho X1 ual Richard For uwon F F 4 ,IN Football Ntoerm Fomnuttee Allfl I her Juanita Plader B1 N1 ter FH-X ellflower and ompton Don Ev ans f us Fernando Nr Clas Pro Stu Botlw He-ll Leader 1 Football B Football Cav alcade of Nporta Bob Foster X aralty Baaeball ll Baseball B Football CQF S t at Arms -Nucl I lu-fr l ' s fs! h. . gr. '. g it 1 v 1 C'ls, guf' f .' sz l . .' . 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Nat K1-3 Al LaRue Flagr lfrvxx Spring Ssxing l.lII'lNllIlLlN Play Hs-verl y Lillllplllll n Carolyn Lauer Flag vl1Wll'll'l' Huiniwr Rf-arm' Qlll. llmly ll0llIl1'll Fin, llmly l NllO'l'1'll1 1lirlNl.m-uguv l flu-rr-ttv Jacque-linv Lon- 4Iln'i-lmax l'luy Fpring Swing Yflappf-lla lflmix lil Axiador Flu, Body fiiounvil Beanford Lilllllllllilll R. lfoollmall .ll . lsllllllllill Narfily 1321-4-lull lvyrnlluxln-4 YK fupp'-lla fllxuir l'1I'll0 Leflingwvll N-niur Xl0lllf'I'9 Tea Slu. Bmly Ifonnvil llrill Vllviilll Girls Sporw Big Sister ompton and Clark Rum- I,1'lllll' N. I . I .. l-ll'l- 5pnIl- Doris Jon- Irvi- glll. Bully ,llllllv Flag 'l'uirlr-1' l rie'l11lNllip 1 mum -X--'Il llrmll. 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Co.-Ed. ,lanvt llummel xv21ll'lll4'l0I'li1ll Suv ylkllilllghllll F.ll.4X. l.lll'lNllllLiN Play Big: Sister Girls Sports 'fraiisfcrre-il from Anaheim Earl llcphcrson Campus Coinmitt tial Cath-ls Audio Yisual Lawrem-0 McMichael l rlll'I' ljiminiaiitl Pilot- Yarsity Iilulr Spring Swing Yarsity Tumi- gX'flappz'lla Kliuir Lillian Magunu we Big Sister ffafz-tr-ria Jilnlfi Mall!! Claude Marlow Campus Committee A'Cappella Choir F.F.A. B. Football Aucl. Usher Rulry Cohn-rt Salutalorian Studebaker and Excelsior rive Ronald Mnrnu-r .lunior Play l,m-aml Stu. Body Jnilgv Yarsily lfoollrall llaslwtllall Sl1'l'l'lllg llonnnillw- Janice Marlin Slt't'I'lllQl f,l0lllllllllt't' Hliristrnas Play Senior Nlolln-rs Tva Atlvnelance Nlonitor llig Sister Vivian lllassiv Bi! Sister Girls Sports Sim-ring fl0llllIllllt't' lyirls blew Llulx Marshall Milan! ,lim Marlin l-'.l .A. llasc-lnnll. Nlgrr. lixvm-lsior Candy Storr- ,Iosv Mariinez Spanish Illulw l'lI'l'llt'll fllulv P'0url Meissen lfrimirlsliip Connn. Fla! Twirlvr Stu. llorly l sln-ri-in lllrrishnas Play Spring Swing Louise Miller Barbara Martin .-Xrt fflnlu F.l l.A. iI.S,l . ,lo Ann Mashburn Stu. Body Council El Aviamlor Pliotogr. Ste-vring limnillitlw- Council Class Pres. Aitenclanvn' Oliice Mosse-:Igor Marlene lllenagv Roger Miller Stu. Borly Council Steering fl0lllIlllIlf'P Dixine Milne Friendship Comm. Stu. Body Usllerette Drill Team Steering Committee F.H.A. Allen Monroe Varsity Football Varsity Tennis Varsity Club .l.V. Football Aud. Usher Darlene Morin Marilyn Mortensen Stu. Body Usher F .B.L.A. Drill Team Girls Sports Ways and Means Committee londra and Flrestone Sherman Miner Transferred from Downey H.S. Alice Moore Leona Morris Drill Team Steering Committee Girls League Usherette Stage Crew Art Club Pat Moseley Betty Minyard Transferred from San Jacinto ll.S. Joan Mora Francine Morrow C.S.F. Seal Bearer Stu. Body Council El Aviaclor Quill and Scroll Math. Club Pres. Sadie Moss Senior Mothers Tea mperial and Pioneer Elizabeth Mulder Girls League Se-c'y Quill and Scroll President C.S.F. Sealbearer Council Excelsior Life Society Editor William Murphey l.atin Club C.S.F. Edith Myers Excelsior Life Page Editor Vlfays and Nleans Committee Quill and Scroll A'Cappe-lla Choir C.S.F. Charlene Nelson F. l l.A. F.B.l..A. Betty Nichols Frank Nishimoto Angela Murillo Flag Twister Stu. Body Council Girls League Uslierette Stu. Body Eslierette Banner Bearer Roger Muse Cross Country Gy lnnastics Judith Myers El Aviador Stu. Cvov't Editor lvays and Means Committee Quill and Scroll A'Cappella Choir C.S.F. Edward New Swing Band Stu. Body Council Stu. Body Judge German Club Charlotte Nicholas Stu. Body Judge A'Cappella Choir Spring Swing G.A.A. Pres. llOIllCCOIlllI1f Princess Sam Nunn Varsity Baseball Varsity Club Marshall Milam Jeannie Mustaine Council Class Sec'y Teachers' Assistant Big Sister Kenneth Myers Stu. Body Council Stage Crew Tennis Henry Ncwson Transferred from Fullerton ll.F. Alice Nishikawa C.S.F. F'.B.L.A. Girls Sports Trial Flights Norman Clinton .l.V. Football C. Football ,l.Y. Baseball Barbara Nyenhuis Stu. Body Treas. Ways and Means Committee Clarence O'Leary Joan Olson F.B.I,.A. C.S.F. Big Sister Student Store Lorraine Otwell Beverly Peters El Aviaclor Photog. Big Sister Doris Phillips Class Ollicer Frienrlsliip Committee C.S.F. Girls League Llsherette Spring Swing ark and oodruff Marshal Oden Band Spring Swing Gymnastics Philip Olivas Genevieve Ooms N.F.I.. CS. l . Latin Club l7.B.l..A. Stu. Bofly fslierette James Oxford F.F.A. Eleanor Philbrook Geraldine Pieksma Friendship Committee l .H.A. Treasurer Stu. Body Council Drill Team Stu. Body l'sl1erette James Olcuda lnclustrial Art Cluln Transferred from Lakewood ll.5. Denton Olson Alice Ortiz Girls Chorus Drill Team Girls Sports Thomas Pari B. Football Cal Carlet Carolyn Phillips Barbara Pierce A'Cappella Clioir Drill Team Big Sister Christmas Play Aurl. lwsherette ompton and ucalyptus Betty Piercy Big: Sister Dick Ports-rfic-ld Stu. Body St'I'Qlt'ElIll-lil-AFI!! B. Football Campus Connnittw' Stu. Body ,luflgxv Stu. Bocly liflie-r Alfred Rayburn lf. Footlnall Sl1'Q'I'lIlQlltbllllllllll' llonnnanrl Pilulf .l.Y. lfuotlvall Yarsity fllnlv 54 Dale- Pinkerton Tom my Potter F. lf. A . Kirk Rf-al liunrl Spring Swing lillI'lSlllll1s Play 5I1l.lSmlyl,m1m'1l Spuni-I1 lilull Bonnie Plank hirls l.r-agxuv l Sllt'I'Q'll1' 'lirumfvrra-:I from W ilxon Wilbur Pounll M-t. Stu. Iimly H 4-ll l.e-axle-r ll. lfoulliall lf. lfootllall Fill. llmly liillllll Franklin R4-ell lil A. ,lnclin X ixuul Dorothy Plantinga Fpanifll fflulv ling 5lNlf'f llirlx Fportf Geraldine l'ylmzm Hand After S4-lmul Sport- llirls lrliglllr' l bl1t'fQ'll1' F.H.A. illiri-t1naxl'lay Louise Reed I-Il ,Xviamlor l'l1ologL. Spanifli lilnlr ffzil lii1Ilf'l4 Paul Pleteher l.utin lllulr lnmlu-trial Arts llulv S1'l1'lI4'i' lllllll l'ulmln' .Mlmlrv-N lfr:-is ,lo Ann Post Drill 'lim-ani lloste--5 lflulm K,..-XA. 51'ie'I1u' lfluli Square llanving Lluln Kay Rl'l'lllS l' rn-hlnnan lnrlx lllmru- l.I1-1-Llulv Girl- Sporlx Jerry Porter Stu, llonlx liounvil Leona Quinn l .ll..-X. Girl- Mlilf-liv Nlg Square- lluiivz-4Il11 Rr-umlingg lflulr ,lau-k Reese Flll. limly l.1lllIlt'l Spa-urlixliingg flluln l l Rosecrans and Studebaker Mary Rcpasz CSF. l'.ll.A. Open Houst- Beverly Roggy Trial Flights Art liluh Joanne Ryan Stu. Botly Council Girls Fports Girls Chorus Christmas Play I-.B.L.A. Larry Rhode Frvnvh flluln ln-rmun liluh Lupe Roman Spanish Cluh F.ll.A. lv.A.A. Ruth Saito Shirley Rhodes lilAviatlorAr1 I-ll. ll.5.l'l. Trial liliglhls Autl. l slicrvtte Art llluh ,lack Ross JN. Foothall 'llransft-rrwl from Whittirr Lou Ann Sillllillll ll ays and Nlcans liominittev Trial Flights Stu. Bully liounvil Stu. Holly l slit-rl-ttc Spanish Cluh Suv Rinehart F.B,l..A. 'llI'LlllSl-t'lTt'll from ll:-utral ll.F. Billy Ross Photog. ll lnfluslrial Arts lflul Clmrles St-had ll:-rman llluh Boys Chorus Audio N isual John Rios Mary Roggia liaml Drill Train lntlustrial Arts llluh Big Sistr-r janet Rowe Art Club Girls In-agiuv Trial Fliglml- llrill 'Haiti Marilyn S4-he-im llirls Sports Big Sister Fil Aviaflor Photog Spring Swing Svuior Nlolhvrs 'lla Nlelda Ruhlen Junior Play Flu. Bully Counvil Ilrill 'IH-am. llvael llirls Sports Big Sister pst Ruby S1-hmalz 55 Arthur Schweitzer Band Aud. l sher Command Pilots Orvhestra Marilyn Shade Donna Smith ioneer and Carson Mary Lou Seage El Aviador Ed. Stu. Body Dir. of API. Junior Play Majorette C.S.F.'-Seallmearer Dot Shumway Jr. Play Drama Club Art Club Tournament Tennis N.l ,L. Carolyn Soren. 1 n l .B.L.A. Treasurer Christmas Play C.S.F. Big Sister Crystal Searing Ways and Means Committee Trial Flighls .lr. Play Prod. Staff Stu. Body l sherelle F.B.I..A. Sylvia Skinner Spanish Club F.B.L.A. john Spear .lr. Play Svienee Club Pres. lf.S.l7. Christmas Play Sr. Steering llmnmillee Darlene Seay Lou Ann Sledge Big Sister Aillappella Choir l.yri1' Club Cirls Clee Club Aud. l sheretle Charlene Squire fI,S.F. F.B.L.A. f.llI'lSllll21s Play Big Sister Nadine Sinner F.B.L.A. Lyric Club Christmas Play Cleo Club Fresh. Girls Chorus. Donna Slife lil Aviador Class lid.. ACI. Ed Library Club Siu. Body lsherette Quill X Scroll Drill Team Elizabeth Stairs .l r. Play Christmas Plas' l' S l lfresli. Sleerin Comlnilwe Spanish Club Bette Stalcup Banner Bearer Spanish Clulm F.B.L.A. Stu. Body Uslierette Steering Gonnnittm- Joan Stephenson Lester Tablet! Christmas Play Spring Swing Afappc-lla fflioir Varsity Basketball B. Basketball Gard and Rosecrans Virginia Stanley David Statler Darlene Stewart llotnevoining Prineess l .B.L.A. Pres. ,lr. Glass Smfy Fresh. Glass Tr:-u CI.S.F. Y irginia Tafoya Raymond Stinchfirlrl Steering Gotnniittee Track Gliristinas Party Franires Tanamavhi Girls lx-tt:-1' tllulv Latin Cluli Spring Swing Girls Lt-agus Marvane Ste-inberger D. Baslwlliall G. Basketball Jodean Stockton Sr. Glass llistoriun Drill Team Steering Coinniiltct Girls Sports Big Sister Talnara Taylor Stu. Body. Seoy Girls Letter Club lrrientlsllip Cunirnittee C.S.l . Stu. Botly l slit-re-ltv Elizabeth Stellingwerf Drill Tn-ani Christmas Play Stu. Boaly Count-il Girls Sports Big Sister Sonya Swenson F.B.l.. A. Student Store Big Sister Patricia Terrell Girls League Stu. Botly Council Oflim- Nlesseiigvr San ntonio and Walnut All NI! lll l'XR'l'l l'UNlXIl'li'l'l'l' 1. D.Wl1ite. 5.Bourgoois. Rjlarmcr, 'l'.l3orgL-S, A.Boers- ma, B.llol1lm-r. l .Franm'is. 2. :x.SiillldI'lll. l,. llulir. KL. Fernandes. ,li.'lill0lll11!4. ll.5initl1,'l'.Galc. S. Moss, ,I,llaxis. Nljcaglv, Xlrs. xl.l'..BlQlll2llll. fl. .l.0lsun. lflllilllcr. ,l. D Nlagznuwon. ll llorn ll.l lnllipx. l'..l.dlll,.dll. Elaino 'l'humas llannr-r llvura-1' Trial lfligllls Spaniwl15lul1 Spring Swing Auml. l flu-rn-llv Robert Tillulsun Linda-ll Tripp Tennis Cornmanml Pilot- Auml. lisln-r Orvlu-slra Varsity Baslwllrull Kalliv Thom ls l'iI'lt'Il1l5lllIl flillllllllllvl' Sill. llomly llunnvil Dorma VTOVVIISUIIII Ste-1-ringllonixniltcv Stu. Storm- llrill 'llc-am FI'K'llt'll fllnll Minniv Trujilln Big Sistc-r Drill Tc-am Barbara Turner Rim-hard Twamlvy Jann-s Tmnassl ll .l.X. lfuollrull .l.X. lfuntlmll li. lfmmllrull A'lIupp1-lla lilltbll' lloys lill0l'llS Jim Travers B. Foutlrall JN. Football lla-nniv Dv an Turpin llrill 'llc-urn lligl Sistr-r F.ll.A. Transff-rrvrl from Wasliington ll.S. Jacquila Twilrhell Stu. Body Fong Leader llca Stu. Body Class Act. Chr. Xlfappe-lla Choir d Clark and Flower I A.-' :si : . W lQ,M . .igff i W -W Q E6 K-I 5, .I f .1 at i. Ug... ' t i .Z - - E: ..A., K Q ' ...B 1 gf, -In Iv' 7 Torn Tyre? Varsity Football Varsity Basketball A'Cappc-lla Choir Spring Swing Christmas Play Janelle Vail Drill Teani Lyric Club Christmas Play Office Nlessf-nge-r Girls Glee Club Rene Vander Dussen F.F.A. Christmas Play Elsiena Van Kekerix Big Sister F.B.L.A. Robert Ujillara B. Football German Club C. Football C. Track B. Track Coneha Valdez Girls Sports F.B.L.A. Drill Team Andrew Van Dyk Band C.S.l . Spring Swing Ordellzl Vaardahl Mary Vanden Hoek Big Sister Lyric Club A'Cappf-lla Choir Christmas Play Spring Swing Corly Vain Dyk B. Football B. Basketball Nl.V.P. Varsity Football F.F.A. Varsity Basketball Jim Van Leeuwen Doris Van Manen Industrial Arts Club F.B.L.A. Spanish Club Christmas Play Big Sister John Van Meeveren Track Basketball A'Cappella Choir Football Volleyball Joyce Vantine Christmas Play Big Sister Richard Vader French Club Science Club Henry Wadleigh C.S.F. Varsity Football Auditorium Usher Command Pilots Industrial Arts Club Jack Van Spanje F.F.A. Virginia Vargas Drill Team Girls Sports Ray Veldhuis F.F.A. Don Wagner Lorraine Van Surksum .lr. Play Banner Bearer A'Cappella Choir Christmas Play Spring Swing Gregory Vasquez B. Football German Club Council Class Pres Suzanne Wade Big Sister F.B.L.A. Drill Team Cordelia Wfalker hoemaker and ran ethorpe 60 Dixie Lee Waller Stu. Body Usherette Quill and Scroll El Aviador Lyric Club Christmas Play Kay Warller Christmas Play Spring Swing Jr. Play Stu. Dir. Stu. Body Councilma Barry Watt A'Cappella Choir Christmas Play Spring Swing Jr. Play Boys Chorus Ralph West Varsity Football B. Football C. Football C. Basketball B. Track Jodi Wallick Big Sister Pete Wassenaar F.F.A. Alice Weir Big Sister Stu. Store Mgr. Teachers Asst. Dale White C. Football D. Basketball B. Basketball Varsity Basketball Stu. Body Judge Brad Ward J.V. Football Boys Chorus Attendance Ollice Messenger Audio Visual Delbert Watson Band-Drum Major Swing Bancl4Stu. Conductor Spring Swing Jeanie Wells Steering Committee Drill Team Jr. Play Prod. Staff Spanish Club Big Sister Gwendolyn While Christmas Play Stu. Body Usherette Big Sister Girls Sports Firestone and Studebaker Melwa Whllc Gll'lQ Lea um Volleyball Nl Letter Club Art Club Stage Crew Clrls qport Dons Wilson Drlll Team Sprm Swm Wanda W0lf41rd F B L A Gxrls Lea ue Usherette Steerln COIIIIIIIII Clm Ima lla! Lyru Club 62 it Clark and etlda Beulah W llkPl'N0ll llrxll llam f 1rl Clee Club LVTIC Club Non Leadm 'llodern Darwin Mars W llbon I S F Band xldlll C lub Spam h Club June W 0r'u hm k C F I' B L A Iatm Club r Plax I lurett N 1 mlle Robert Wll on Band Wig.: Sprm Swm Photo raphx Loul e W llSon 5 tel M1 rrlll W rlgllt Nl: erm I umnuttf 1 lnflu trlal Art Club Nuance Club Npam h flub umm V ' 1 I . 7' S . ' 5 ' U , ' ' ,. . ,. - . ,. A . 1 grr. 2' s ' . .' 'gf gz l IT ' . E . 7 s ' 2 ' . ., S , 5 . ' . signs 1' ' g .N ' gi Stu. Body Council l .l3.l..A. .' 'S I v I u h A 1 ' v ' Ls.. Q-'gg ' gf W. . .. . s ' . S ,. I gf A ' .l . ls ' 1' ,Y 'S I 's s 7 Alu'sl 5 ll. Astifw orwalk and l83rd Maerean Yancy Transferred from Magazlne Hb.. Magazine. Ark. Clarence Yost Spring Swing A'Capella Choir Lura Zilliox CSF. A'Cappella Choir Class 5ee'y Clee Club Transferred from Ardie Yeyna Lyric Club A'Cappella Choir Christmas Play Council Class Sec'y Spring Swing: Carmen Yturriaga F.ll. A. A rt Club Big: Sister Betty Zywczak Transferred from Minnesota Camera S David Bremer .lm-rry Kunert Bill Buckley Allie Day Ray Dennis Bill Hall ' .lim Juden Kenneth Madsen Don Marshall Arline Miller John Randolph Bill Rayhawk ,lanesville. Wvis Larry Rhodes Alex Samarin Mary Sentenna Bob Venus lion White Cordon White Kelzo Yoshinaga F.H.A. Art Club Big Sister Diena Zandvliet Big Sister Annual Photog. Christmas Play Spring Swing Janet Schinnerer Stu. Body Yice Pres. Stu. Body Asst. Song Leader Girls League Yice Pres. .lr. 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Bill Christensen directed their activities as Class president. The Junior play George Wasfzinglon Slept Here presented in November. the second annual Levi Leap. junior all school dance. and the beautiful and traditional junior-Senior Prom highlighted the list of activities led hy the class of '53, Very ably serving as class advisors were Mr. Frederick Chenney and Nlrs. Josephine Miller. mer. l'.'l'anaka. 3. B.Cuertin. l..l'lZil'I'lllIIl. O.Perez. 4. Nl.l-Joughtr-ry. D.B0wcll. A.Yanderpool. 5. R.0rr. ,H e ali-way Mark :QQ i ' Y W E , . l. lltlarpvntf-r. lNl.Yaki. 2. 1.Sparks. P.Alvaramlo. l7.Wallis, . H In ::' Ii. 'l'.'l'aualxa. l'.Fielfls. C.Shackleford. T fi- 'li ' 2' i' ,,.2,, -..- Nlrs. Gertrude Bloom I. D.P0und. Tflqanaka. l'.Alv:-rrlo. Nlhiaki. Cjloore. 2. x.Nlt'l40Il. bl and:-rpool. Nl.lxf-lly. l..t.arpviite-r. ,l. Spalding. 3. l'.l ields. N.Rouse. ll.Sliakz-ford. Slian- omta. P.Parsons. A.Spelven. 4. D.Wallis. C.llead. NI.Calvin. Mr. ,lolln Clizulwick SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore class. led by Philip Alvarado, president. Mrs. Gertrude Bloom and Mr. John Chad- wick. advisors. have sponsored various activities around the campus this year. Some of these were several cookie sales. an all school dance. and a class assembly. The Pilots of 5-1 offered a prize to the council class with the highest percentage of Sophomore dues paid. The prize was awarded as a highlight of their class party. l. K. Tanamachi. C. Pineheiro, S. llouston, P. Unzicker, R. Schick, P. Johnson, N. Mo- berg, D. Summers. B. Plum, S. Bower. S. Bock, B. Haffner. 2. fstandingl V. Holley. D. Holman. Miss Anna Bockemohle l. Cgingleton. B.llamano, P.,lohnson. 2. K Christenson. Yllawley. Cjloore. G.3lcDan iels. k in 1 :En ,gas-w i : 'Z Mr. Arthur dv lleras ' fr ' C O I V anger. eglnnln drivers. 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Mr. Jen- busses No. 17 and 13 nings has the Bellflower which went to Norwalk run in bus No. 4. and Blue Hills. Activities Nina Hogg- Nlr. Irxing Nlurkxt Spm1Nux': Hr, Nlurtt xliilldjltllgl lftlilur l.m1-mam. Plunlngruplmy Xtlxixnr ,-X N N l'Al. STAFF l.re-ating illl llltt'l'I'5llIlQ1 uml Ulltrlillllilllgl umluul lf ln-vmxllxlgg in 1'Itf'2lSlllQ1lf umm- mtltllvult me-ry yvur, Hn- IUALZ almual staff xxantwl tu Irl'01llll'1' am Llllllllill tllall ua1stlliln'l'1'11t. mul wt :mu-t with ttw upprmzll ut t'X1'l'Xlllll'. Nm iH'I'r4Pll tttmtlt-ring tIII4llIlt'l'1l Xxizulur -lull' rmmt wlurinu sixth IN'l'l1l1IS mm lIilXl'S1't'llUl'lll'1ll'lI1lIIX mn- of lllt- tllHHNlltLl we-Irvs: Hum 'AIUSK'iiQ1l'lN'illtllQ1Il4'l4lIl'lllI1Ill llt'l4 mtt-sk. Ninn Huggy mutlly llllilllllill' lnlt'llll'l'S. 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SOP WJ Vary lou Fvagv Illittvr-in-tfllie-f lmlx Nlwr- .Im-kiv Im- Ijtillllii Flitv Iwi- Harm-It Dori- tlrt-gmy 4.1m-rllrm-nl lulllt-1' Ytlminl' tlluw Htlilur tiluwrw Iftlilm' Xvlixiliv- Iiilillll' flirt-' Fpvrlx twlllfvl 419 x Eff fffi 1 1 N N N Diena Bc-xt-rly ,lo Ann ,loan l-'rank Yandxliet Peters Xli'lSllllllI'I1 Alora lfarrillo Xlarilyn ,lim Phil Ray Ywnnf' 5t'llf'lll0Nl Xlt-tfi'vzii'y 'lhompson tinpit llroulx ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Students seen wandering around the eampus with cameras under their arms. and using flash lvulhs to snap pix-tures, are students of the annual photography class. These students can he seen arranging or Louise- posing groups or individuals. according to the type of picture being 9 scffol Rwfl photographed. .Pi 'Q y irginia Thi-3 have worked very hard to achieve the line work which has J Q neun Sumlf-5 helped to make this years lil Aviador a line lfook. gt xg WMM This class is under the supervision of Alr. Alorton Loveman. 'rs agent' Hariiby Nora Yalii .lay Anderson Business Nlunage-r llvud l'liotogx'upliy lid Baum Plrotograplmy Editor lfraueine Morrow Copy Editor Shirley Rhodes Art Editor Cary All-adows Dixie Waller Carol Nlinnie l.orr-Ita Uorko .lt-rry llendrirlxson Boys' Sports Editor Asst. Business Mgr. Secretary Secretary Sophomore Asst. 'll-wgzw I.IIt-ull. l'..Nlul1lf-r, xl.xlLil'llIl. ,l.Nlmnw Peggy Klcflaugliey, lst semester Editor- in-Chief, 82 l Vm L0 of lst SEMESTER LIFE STAFF First semester Life Stall' under the editorship of Peggy Ble- Gaughey. brought to the student body, all the news condensed in our weekly Life. Social functions of the school. sports, club news. and any out- side social activities the students are concerned with are Covered by the Life reporters. This year marked the arrival of their new advisor, Hr. Charles Laufer, who aided staff members well-known for their excellent work both on the Life and in their classes. --.., 1. Ejlultler. Ollaker. 2. U.Riggins. Nl.Nlartin. I'..Nlm-. Nl lxinus xlIllll'1', Tim bb Ile .ul ln l semester I' lllllbl'-Ill-l ln.-f T e Journey Zml SlfNll':S'T'Tfll T,.lFTf STgXl l The seeoml semester Life Stall' unaler the emlitorsliip of Tim Head started oll' with a lmig hangf The staff was gixen an award at the Long Beach journalism Day for the lrest news eoverage of Southern California. This was quite an honor for them anal their advisor. Striving each time for a lretter eou-rage. makeup. and a eom- plete picture of school life makes the l.ife go upward and on- ward . With this in mind they will surely aehiexe superiority among other school papers. W., Business Editor. Burniee Yanostlulh. Photog- l. X.lfoola.iT.ll11lsey raphy Eclitor. Oney .-Xlxes. .-Mlvertising lftlitor. Irene Bloeker. 83 oetic icense Q LILI. AND SCROLL lfeaturing the outstanding journalists of the eainpus was the Quill and Scroll elulm. This was the third year of this organiza- tion which is composed of juniors and seniors who have passed 1-ertain requirements set up ln Iowa Lniversity. lieadquarters of tht- organization. The presidents jolt was filled very eapahlv this year luv Liz Xlulder. Nlr. Irving Nlarks and Mr. Charles Laufer were advisors. -ls S I TRIAL FLIGHTS Steering the eourse of 'lirial Flights this year were .-Xnn Hoinan. editor-in-chief. and Nlr. Nick Candolfo. advisor. This was Hr. Can- dolfo's lirst vear as advisor. and also his lirst year at lfxvelsior. Trial Flights is a literary magazine in w hich the students of Ifxcelsior are given the opportunity to test their wings in literary lields. Serving as business manager was Kay Holloranz Copy editor. Donna Bow ell: circulation manager. Irene lioggia: art editor. Heverlv Roggia: and puhlieitv manager. Holi Drahen. l. l..Barrnett. B.Nyenhuis. 2. E. Xluller. II.Slife. 3. I'.t,f0llins. I. Ylioggs. NIE:-age. F.Nlorr0w, l.lilovlve-r. BA anosmlall. Xl.Kings0Iv- er. .l.Nloore. 2. ,I.Ilve-rs. Ifjlyers. II.Ny4'llllllIS. Ilflife. I'I.xlllltlPI'. I.. Iiarnett. P.NI.t-tluiiglwv. 3. IJ.Rig- gins, l'Q.Bauin. 'l'.llm-ail. l',liollins. I. l. Roggia. Cir. Nlgr.. IJ. Howell, Copx lid.. A. lloman. liil.. II. Roggzy. Art F1 K. llalloran. Bu-. Xlgr. I. B. Summers. J. Wylie. A. Tetzlaff. C tfrittenilen. 2. B. llralwn. .l. Jansen. l Uoins. ll. Ilemanilez. 3. fl. Phelps. lx Serrv. I.. Santala, Y. Navarro. T e lleallli hts I. xI.Kil'll'llIllJll. ,l.lJilllil'I-. Nlvuki, Il.Cr4-gory, f:.f:I'ill'llll1'll. J.Nlyvr-. ,I.XIourv, lf.Yiclmlu-. l q.xIUI'I'0W. 2. K.HI1ml4's. J.Ul1iH4-. Y.llruulx. l.Hogg:ia. .-X.'l'ake-llugru li..XIs11p.yX.NYm'ir. li. llr'w1'l,ll.U0nls. M.llcnrgu, C.gXllm'1l. llllurpm-r. P.xIt'Giillglll'j l..HLll'll1'll. 3. gX.l'l1n'lp4. 'l'.'l'ayl0r. 1..llul1r. Xl.,l.liingfolwr. lI.XIL'Nlastcr. l1:.Nli.1I' 4-11m.l..5ar1tala.Ejlye-ls, E.5lLlifN. .-Xlloman. C.S1'0lI. Kllulloran. N.B0g:gs. -1. A QLUVFII. Nl.Gt'llll'j'. lilliggrins. I-Qjlulclcr. J.Nl8flIll1rSOI1. P.Ph-tcller. R.Sakam0tu. K.W.Parlu-r. R..-XmlvrQ0n. Pllollills, lI.Wright, B.I osler. T.Head. 5. Nlockwoonl J.Sl'lliIlIlt?l't'I'. I1.Hatanaka. ,l.Nvwham. W.Hietkm-rk, E.Baum, N.Rel1kop. ,I.3IE'I'P dilll. U.Hig1g1inf. E.,I0hl1S0ll. Jfpvar. Klieal. Wv.H8ll1llf. uw-1 rm - - 1. Jllooml. 'I'.0oslur. D.gX1ln-rlon. ,l.B2if'lSlll3. '1'.fIle-rgy. DilArlmall0. Djlonroc, W.I.imlh-y. ,I.Nl0nrov. lJ.WaIlacc. 2. N1.H0ysf', E.5tubn-r, B.B0yLl, Bllonn. J.RoImin- Qon. S.Yalflez. Nllumilton, Jillougc. S.Clark. C.Fisher, lwassenarr. 3. R.K0tal-ze B.Haman0. F.Nagasawa, J.Harris. Pjohnsou. 5.Holt. F,B0use, L.RoysP. S.Block. I,.Smith. 4. I..Sipcs, H.Bak0s, G.Cropper. M.Leadl1an1, A.Alves. D.Fallon, D.Lowe. Climlsey, C.Ward, D.DeI.arge, M.BarnPtt. 3 A WMM I. l..Hl1l'Il4'll. f.,f.l4llPll1ll'l1. Dllurpn-l'. I Xlxup. l'. XI1-rrow, l'.M1'f1al1g1he-3. 2. NI Illllilllilk. NIL:-11ll'x, N.l.m'kwoml. I.lzn . , - . lnr. ,l.5Ill'ill'. lx. xll4Il'l'S4Hl. Ii.l'0sl1'r. 3. M Kim-lrlnmun. .l.l7univl-. .I.S1'lliIllll'l'l'l'. I' Illjlglllli. l,.Nlul:h-r. ,l.XIllQlIIllSSOll, N Hogg-. 1. U.Ilurpa-r. YP.: B.Fo,tvr. l rw.: I Nlurrow. Tr:-u-.2 xI.xYI'ijll1I. Sgt.-at-arm l..Bzlfll0!l. 54-4'. l. N.B0gg:N. Svc.: Illlarpc-r. 'frm-as.: Xdlil. YP. 2. j.NIagnufson. lvl. Lllalr man: B.F01ter. Sgt.-at-armi. . -. ,y 4 . . 1 H. . . a . .,0Q1NlUll. iN N. .iv uhh i 'N k 0 N- ' 1 mu ron. l..lx4-ylln. H.xjllli.ll'i1. lx.N'haal. lvl llN1llll'l. lx.N-rry. I I':.RllIl1'4Igl'. xI,XX4nHIN. I'Q.l,ilIl1lwlAl. vnulsl. lulvuhr. H.NuIn, 12. H.5lllllIlll'Y . -X,llmnu11. ,l.XlIil1'I'. 1 I.:-npurwl. lA,BUlllll'I'. 4,.Xoo11, I,.HilIlllllliIl1l. l1.llarpvr. If . , 1 . . ll?l'l, 3. lx.I5z1l'11z1r1l, l'...IlIllllNHIl, .'.Hf'lllIIAlI'h-Iill. I'..xl!'Il4Ir'l. BXIar14-nf-1. S.I.yuvh. 5.f.4lIlH. ,l.Xl1'HZ'lIlll, fnxliwlllrl, .4 a.q,,Ji o ,xt Mn. M, l Xl. Kill-hmunn. ,l.Nle-rmlitln I. lJ.YXullif. H.qK111lv1x4 clyill. S.l:21IlH'fllIl. Nljlzlr- lniipw. Xfohnllilo. tm 15iItingI Nlrx. ll:-inlman. l,fXXlll MLK lIl.l HS lhl- lilllglllilslt' vlulws haul an rlll'1't'NSflll ya-nr yy llh 1 yarivty of avliyiiivs ln kr-vp thvm husy. 'I'h e fnur language- 1-lulus urv: lfl lfirvuln hs- panuln ysilh Nliss X:-ta Huppvr as aulyisur and hm Fukmxmln as prvsirhfnl: l.4- ll-rvlv lfrzm- 4 iw U aflyis.-fl lay Nliss Nc-la llnppvr aml hyd lay Mm Human: 5.l'.Q4N.1'r+ umlvr thv QlllflillI4'1' of Xlr. Thmnuf Ifu-rly uml ysilh Hay 'Xllll1'l'SHll av pr:-simh-nl: uml l,1'llI5l'llt'IA Xvrm-111. I4-fl hy Nvll R1-hk mam S up and aulyise-cl I-y Xlrf. xIl'l'l'Q'llQ'F llvinz- I H llI1lIIlI'I'- x.H1iIIIllIl. I. ,I.I,lllHv'. H.N2llxlllI1lil0. 2. ll . . . , . ' I' XIEIIHIVI. ,l.XlIm-r, Vivhllp. l'..5IillI'N. .w. I'.1,llHlll 4 Klie-l'll11l'4l l.,Iillllll'N. N fl -9 .a 1 x 4 M -or we-V 4 4 ig. , . IU ? . 4, f I ll.XM-i-vr. l'.llm-r. li.lclNl4'I'll'lx. 2, xl.l :Xt'I'50ll. ll.XX al- llf. ll.Nl0nrm-. Rjiimlvrsoii. 3. ,l.Nlm'l.aug:lllin. B.B0yd. Y .Nle-florml. l. l..llnlln-rt.1.51-liarll. l,.5ipm-s. lY.S0l0lIlll0. Nlr. Vllllillllilr lfwrly. llarpa-r. R.Sail0. lf.l.upf-z. S.Ol3QUP. 2. B.Fail. M.Bar- nc-lt. l'.Nlc'Crvw. R.l,lIlI'lllllfI. lJ.l'ic'lxup. lffvalxatani ,I.Yarg:a-. llllusu. J.lJull'l1-. IS. lJ.Farim-r. 'l','l'analxa S.5pf'ar. Akosta. P.Uc-vker. A.Plwlps. Xl.Ftinson. Rfakaiiioto. B.NlI'fill1Il2. Alle-flax l.,laquPs. J llminpfon. l'1.fillllIUlll'. iI.Spf-ar. 5. B.xliiI'llI'lQ'l. fi.llf'?ill Wlflurk. l..BUl'l'if'l1l0lllf'. H..-Mlaiiis. lf.YY'ar4l. R110 ' argez R.llanipl0n. 'ii .1 l. ,l.Spve-r. Nl.5Iinson. lwwalton. l'.l'lr-tvlu-r. lJ.I7uvis. Rlvarla-r. l.Nlurlw. -pmixor. 2. R..-Xml:-r-uri. K.l'urlwr. XXv,l:l'llkll'lx. l'HII.0SUl'HY Cl,lfH lln- Plulusupliy Llulv was urgzinm-fl this yvur tn study philosophy nut included in the vurriculum. Pliilusuplly inslrum-turs frum Lung llvar-h and Whil- livr will-gi-S in-rv guvst spvakvrs. Nlr. lrving Nlairlw was advisor for the group. ishilf- Richard Xadvr si-rvefl as IlTPSlflPlll. e Auto Clubs L'Nl'M :XH'l'ES lmlvr thi- 4-xi-1-Ili-nt lm-zulvrsliip of Huy llmuml. president. and Nlr. Saliin Gray. advisor. llnum Arles has had a Yury gland ye-ar. Field irips io llll1SPllll1h and also smnv milcluur sk:-tvliirig xwrv an fm-xx uf llu-ir avtivilivs. l. ,l.lIi'ulrlrw-. H.llulwr. 2. il.Ke-nl. lillisvlllxi. ll.ll0war1l. .'x.S8ll1Pl'lIl. lifaritaiiiaria. li.l-ugu. 3. ll.5lllllllW2.Q. ll.l'l1il- laroolx. lljlartiiivz. B.Nlorri-on. ,'x..xL'l'l'S. 5. Rll0lll'S. .l.Rum-. l. K.llartman. ,l.-Xllre-il, llllillc-rn-Nl. D.l30wn-ll. ll.l3ulxos. ,A I lnlm un. lllli ins, E.Bauu1. .N .ti uitin. .LN-ug: '. 2. ll.Bakos, ,IAN al- xi,SiiIlNUll. l.NugLggiu. j.l1uiiie'. J. Yllrmilx. 3. l .Frum'is, ,-K. lXI4'l'l'4lilIl. lifipvs. N.Rf-llixop, l'i.Hi1Utll. t A fit .Grmilv N.Rt'l1kup. CSCOII. J. lu-nt. P.. Nlvmlf-1. J. Spf-ar. J. Blu- vrvhvr. A. Nh-stas U Parmer IJ linmpsull. J. lloulv-3. 2. S. Fpt-ar. tl. imlscy. t.. llullmart. X. l'lS0ll. J. Holm. . l'lt-tvlwr. Exhaust ipes N .F.I,. Ht-pri-scilting the enthusiastic spilt-1-li students at lfxcvlsioi' is tht 'Hwy viltvrvtl this Up:-ii liitiivicluui. Xmiw- llvlnuttf. ami N.F.i.. Di trim-t Tmiriiaim-nts. We C O echnlclans SCIICNCIC Cllfli Tlw Sc'it-111-1-Clulr in the-ir sm-mimi xc-ar has 1-iijmt-ct svn-ral tic-ld trip martin-s. Its advisor is Mr. T. lf tlanlt-5. iunal Forensic League. Led by Nlrs. julivttv Xvnitsky. thtf X.F.L rlvtt-ct an active year. They atteiiflt-ti tuiiriiailwlits at Redland F lNlJlfS'l'lil.-XI, .AXHTS CILH Nlr. X . llaush-3 has guidvd tht- Industrial Arts Clulm in fnur trips this your, invluding tht- nmtnruinu at Pun Pau-ilit' ,Xudituriuni in his :Xiigvlm-s. Field rips l Lf'l'l,'lil'l l AlilNllflRS UF AMERICA This yeuris lfuturv lfarnwrs of Anwrica. under the instruction of Nlr. Haasv. had ai wry avtiw ye-ar. which invludvd a field trip to Pierce Cullvgv. and vntrios in thrvv county fairs. l. llliuy. l'.l'lr-Ivln-l'. ll.XxlllllL1lIlr0ll. ll. 'xIlll'Ll'llll. l .l1urrilln. l'.0lix'as. C.lJntra. . ,.. .,.. IJ.Xlm'l'lsm1. lhklllglll. l'.lNlSllllIl0l0. B. .. -,.. lxnighl. 2. ll.5IlIQll'lUll. lulilbllllif, ,-X.l.u- ras. ll.SlIlllll. l5.l.4'1ng. Yfllillvrd, D.Tr-r- re-ll. lillmwiis. l,.l'nst. ,l.Yz1i1l.1-vtiwe-11. ll.lll't'lx1'l', 3. R.l'4'l'!llY0ll. l..Nl1'Nlim'llae'l. Nl.'l'a5lor. li.,xlI4ll'l'N4. .l.NlcCrvary. R. hannlon, XY.llun1hy.,l.'l'm'rr1-ll. K.xl8tlrl'Dll. lg.l.llI'l'll'llN1'll. I,.l'n-t xxlllll'l' llLlll!l1glLll'lll1'l'. R.l'illl'Qll-011. l'. E tlnnszinls. l,.xYl1sS1'lli12llA. 'l'.l'nIIm-r, Carl llziust-. :ur- l. l':,Yiillllt'I'Sl'lll:l3f. IJ.Lync'h, B.Donald. Nlylstra. lilloe-kstra. .l..-Xrioz. Tllath- ias. ,x.xYllll1iIIlr1lIL Jlilark. B.l 0wlm-r. .l Sm-irrsun. llllnptn, lJ.lle-n llartogr. 2.li lliuz. G.Balwr. Yllollc-y. L.Br1:wer. O Stoltz-r. illorlv. R.4lc-W'iIt. G.Staal. R lloylvrs. li.5IIlllll. H.l axrn'. 3. llffllrle-y lJ.Rohe-rls. J.Burr0ws. Nl.Kerson. Clic- tlmnh. B.lIastle-man. F.ll2lIlllllQ'I'. 0.131-k -un. lllusta. 'll.SIl0tlgI'21SS. ll.Xvlt'I'Sk'lIl3 j,Slmws. B.Nh-Nlillian. 1. J.Pinhc-irn. T tfulunga. l'.-Xnmlm-rsmi. llllicks. R.Urr, C thump:-r. .-X.Sm1-11. 1l.NIt-dina. .l.Nlann. fl Xlillm-r. ,l.Yan0ussin. llllinvs. 'l'.Cahr ,I.limlrique-L. 5. PX unule-rPm', B.Johan sun. tI.Yulillylx. 'l'.llnrgvs. Yllunihoni. ,l YnnSpznigi. Bjlay. W.Wass0narr. R l 1-rglisuii. 'l'.l'uIl:-r. lfllurisaulvs. l'l.'l'r-rp slru. l...lnlin-on. j.fNlurre-ll. R.St'liiulx. P.A. CREW The Public Aclflress Crew. assisted liy Alr. Ifineh. kept all of the loudspeakers, phonographs, and microphones working for all the games and clanfres throughout the year. I. NI.Wilson. l..Barnett. Ffllorrow. Iqflalsarlo. l.Altizer. IJ.fNIorrin. tf.I.ing. 2. Bllanihy. I..Clark, F.Franeis, Ellarrigan. T.Elflritlge. B,Cannon. A.Nlonr0e. ,I.Hoekstra. 3. D.Epton. B.Barnar1l. R.Ellis. D.De Mars. R.El.lWt'IIld. K.Real. ,I.Iloln1. 4. tQ.Fernamlez. VXI:-rlfortl. K.Park- er. A.Katz. R.Anclerson. HK:-lly. I7.Kay. ,l.9pear. T59 i hways and yways MATHEMATICS CLUB Ifor all stuflents interested in math. the Nlathematies lilul, was organized this past year with Xliss Carmel Ling as acl- yisor. They enjoy ecl parties. a pic-nic, and a trip to the snow Covered mountains. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP A well known group on the campus is Christian Fellow- ship. Mr. Daniels and Miss Bockeniohle are the aclyisors of this group who meets :luring the lunch period to share the fellowship of Christianity. ound System I. ll.lle-nton, ll.l f-lton, Nlr.l ins'l1. aflvisor. li.llampton. I'.l'letm'her. ,l.lloe-kstra. l. ,I.Altizer, F.AIorrow. l..Barne-tt. 2. B.llamlmy. l. .l. Nlagnu-son. t.. M-lson. Xl. l.:-org:-. ll. ll2ll'llt'l'. I llnnnnn-l. l.. llarm-lt. 2. ll. llrn-gory. ll. Sum- . . . y mm-rs. l,. Xlf-Inger. L t.oe-rlz. L. Nu-liolas, ll. Nyen- lniis. 3. R. Ballinger. I.. Santala. KI. St-aringi. C. f,I'lllt'lltl4'll. l.. hallr, Nl. Xlonrot-, l. ,l. A. llanit-ls. STAGE CREW llimming lights, raising curtains, and creating sets for the major pro- ductions were some of the activities acvmnplislicfl hy tht- stage 1-row unch-r the' flirt-vtion of Mr. John Donald. l. A.ii01'I'HIllil. W.l'hillip5. lijlliw. ll.Ne-wson Nl.Nliluni. lf.l3rmsn. .l..Allrm-sl. l..ln1li4-rv. 2. R Singleton. l'.l.y0n:-. ll.Flnnnwuy. Nllussz-y Ljlorris, Mfvllitm-. J.f,I0lf'iiiaii. lJ.lfl1upn1an K.XYZlI'l1K'l'. 3. B.llrinnn. R.llil'ix5. R.Dvnnis, N.Kf-5. KAI:-ye-rs. l .l.ong:. ll.l.anipnian, 1. ll Nlosa-hy. ,l.Alurphy.. ll.l'i1'1-lm--. li.limu-ll. il ll Kula. liwiclxffr. l. Allvwis. lihgxllvll. l .l5nnn. 2. iQ.Rnhinson Bjlviliiire-. Cjlalm-tti-. I. if. Son-ns:-n. K. 'l1ll0lllJ:lS. 2. Nl. Nlnrte-nson. ll. Sim-wart. Nl. Nlonrm-. l. ll. Ddiries. l.. Zitliox. B. Berry. P. Wil- ltina l.. Juhnglon. fi. Yalmlvz. l.. llarskainp. l. Block:-r. F. Kustvr. A. Nishilxaxwa. 2. .l. tfanhoto. C. Aliniv, J. Yantino. S. W-HtlE. Xloss. B. Nlaringl. J. Bake-r. E. Alt-ook. W. xxifllllllftl. J. XYOI'3t'llf'l'li. B. Smith. Xl. lfawf. F. llunolm. ID, Anflvrwn. 3, A. llarrivr. Y. Xlillvr. .l. l.ihhy. P. 'l'f'rre'll. l.. Garrison. K. Bostian. R. Kruiflhof. S. Mullen. J. Grower. N. S:-nm-r. C. Squire. D. XYHHNIBIIPII. 4. Al. flvorgxf-. S. Janke. B. Yanosmlall. P. Mille-s. ,l. B1-rclilulil. P. Xiowlvy. li. Zyvve-Zak. 5. Yania F. Swenson. B. Nyenhuis. C. Fearing, 5. Rinvhart. 5. C. Kotokea. C. Nelson, S. Nloorv. F. Gunther. B. Wehh. l. Fox. AI. llall. ll. Williamson. B. Dralwn. C. Goins. .l. Olson. D. Bowman. A. Tetzlaft. 2 esigners and inanciers F. B. L. A. Stvvring the rr--orgaiiizml Futurv Business lxaflers of America clown tht- husins-ss-world roaxl, was Xlr. lfugm-nv Clvavingvr. To develop loaclersliip. assume responsibility. and to promote worth- while projevts in the school was their goal. F E verdrive ,..1't-I ,aff Nfl ltSl'l'Y AND GIRLS' I.I'I'IITI'IIi CI,IfII IIt'llI'l'St'llIIllg the sports enthusiasts on eanipus. in their green varsity jaekets ancl white letter 1-Iulw sweaters. were the Iloy s' Xarsity Clulw and the Girls' Letter Club. The Iroy s. xx ho earned their varsity letters in sports. P8I'IIt'IlJHIPfI in the I.t'IIt'I'lIlilll-S Banquet. the Calvaearle of Sports and many other ae- tivities. I aughn Clirlewell is as president and Xlr. George Curtis. advisor. Playrlays. a recreation night. and a weekend trip to the mountains were just some of the aetivities that the girls rem-ix ing their little If is took part in tluring tht- year. I'resirIents were Nina Boggs unfl Auclrey Cos-rtz. .Mlvisors xwre Nliss Harriet Iteu ancl Nliss Regina Phelan. ,Q I ll 1 .wiv an wtw' ,- I l J . 1 NI.tln-ntry, se-1-on4I semester secretary: .A.BILll'IxI.0I't xivz- pr:-snlvnlz pX.l.oertL. pre-nlent: X.IIog1g1s. Inst -von-stvr ttl'l'sI4It'llII .'x.AItilt'Ilt'I II. st'4'I'l'lzll'X. I. N.ILlI'xl. II.IrI'1'Q0l'f'. F.I.f,-one. Kl.XXI1m-. qX.IIIzn'It tiorrl. lX.t.o.-rtl. Xlioggs. R.lvlII'Uy. Ii.t.e-iwuiitvs. I' Iunznnuvln. I'..IIurrls. I..IIuta-Iieruft. 2. 5.I.unu. I Niellolus. N.I,0t'IxNtltl4I. II.I.1-isis. .'x.lgIllt'IxI0li4I. .X .tlnut-In-rli. I.,Iunn's. Xllleorge. ilifliaylor. Nlllm-ntry H,litlIIt'l'I. 13' . xt Jil f 5 'dx' I' 5 'st X4 4 -I I I I ' I ,ii i nv. A n My my . ,F 1... C it Q. I :,. . I. I. Ii.IILlIllIlj'. YP.: Iiffox, Treas.: S.NllllIl, Sgt.-at rs ldlll onion N Id N un ti 1 s .1 Itoluna Ijdqu 4 JI TNI' , .. -N- aj ry Z' N 1 'lo 1 xi It wi if 1 I ' 'I 'Q f , Q Ji . - 1 , , - . liqx A av! shi, A ' ,iq x 8,0 V lx L A I, v. 4 . - I u 2 ' . f rj, fs I ? . A A , if 4, I V I. Ii. Ilunnliy. Iilfox. II.IIoI1If-r. Int' lll'l4. NN A ,Q 'f A i N I N I ,H if 2. ,I.NIurtin. Il.tluspor. I3.I.yons. II.IIugIi. Nl flouse ' . INV- . XXI ' -. 3. lI.Yaf,IIeigI1. NY.IIalnIry. It .hi Bos 'lltl. IJ..IUllv's. I'f.BI-snr. ,I s , . ' 4-- L NY.ffIu1'k. I,.xI2lQLllllSSt'II. K.IIa It - . ,I..'Xlt'liison I,.'NI-Nlit-Iv . IJ.XtlIl.'xllIit'Il. 'I'.IfI1Iri1Igm-, I'.AmI1-r A' f ton, lt,XlilIt-r. B.H0lt, J.SchinnCrer, R.Col1ert, J.Twiteln-l. l..llutc'l1c'raft. l..Yan5urksuni. l..Ilul1-ln'i'afI. llfrillllllillgllliltll. SONG AND YELI, LEADISRS Present at all varsity games and keeping the school spirit high. were the first and seeond semester song and yell leaders. In addition to lhe games they also participated in student lvody asseinlmlies and rallies around the victory lu-ll. The song leaders also take an ac-tixe part. with the hand, in the numerous parades throughout the year. Rllouard. J.:Xnilerson. G.l ernan:les. A.llill. C.Fernandez,R.lloward.0.Alves, S.Bourge0is, W'.Pound 0 ln S as we go NI.0.I,umIf-, :X1Ix iwr 101, 4,1l'XX 1, .,' N. ., 'N' . . t'I. ' LIum'Ix Iiurlv. Flmlv-ut I.4lIl1IlIl'IliI' Iorns. ipes Ilrum XILIIOI' II.-IIN-rl XX :lt Ill I'I'0llII IJ.N11xm14-11. 'II.5L1I4I11Ill1. I. II.I I'azivr. Iyli'-ul. II.IIuIIa111Ie-11 I..I'u-1. II.XXiINun. If.IIL1g1r-lrllull. NIAQIIIM-11. 2. X.IIfI'Ilr. IU 1-rx.u1If-4 IJ W I IH r 1 N ll, XI4 ullisl H.IILlIllIl1Olll. .lwwrx IRR' I I Iirfx I 'I I 'p ron XII! ,. E. . 1111112 ., -w' ...,. . 4- . . arm-Il. B.xl'lllIN. HK:-IIx. .I.,Iainw-n. I-.-Xxllnwrv. I. I.III1mIvN '.. um-. I,.l'yImun. I...Iuuwn. Il.Ixf-Ilx. Ir.xIlIl'lIIlN. .m. ILXX1-i--I11. N.I5w+'N 'I' IIa1II I' Iiurk- I-'I'-III-I-'I - II Yu' Id In II I' rr l N I'Ixnn V , ,. ,,... ..f..,.v... I,.I,ZiIllIl NI NI1II 5, . vr. I'.Hm'kv111uI1If-. Ifbpvllmun. T. ,I.I,rw-gory, ,l.Iiugr-rs. S.SI1'IIII1QlNH'I'I-. 4l.Rin-. II.I'INLiIl-. II.I3uv - 1 ' ' A - - R.I'IllWl'IIlil. Ix.IiuNI1. xx,II0XIXlIlN. 5.NIlIIN'lN'Ix. Il. Xllxilwrl. AI.SIIl'IlLll'1I. Lxzxn Ilylw. I,.xILlQlIlll'NHIl. 'H f'N..,' IxIeX II Ngvull I'.'Y+-M ' rt , 7 'M ., ,. N.. ...M- nd Skirts l. llxiclinlas. Lxaiifln-i'Kief1. B.xlt'lrllll'l'. lf.Xlorrow. U.l1l:-imi. lI,lios-r. Rltalw. .ln-Xllin-r. 2. S.Sl'll1l0Il0Nl'I'. Ill anosdall. llfllon- ingcr. I'i.xllll1lQ'I'. lifliurpin. l,.llLil'i1llLl. 25, l..liill'lllllll2l. lhuggia. ,l.l3e-iwlilolll. l3.lSumnan. Nl.Wrigl1l. ll.l'iclxsin:i. li.xll2ll'lx. l'f.l'uI- rick. Ii.lJm-eller. l,.iIldll2.llx2l. li.Boom-. N.'l'liomasson. Nlliispaugli, B.D'An1ario. .ai BAND At the head of the lvand this year was Delhi-rt Vliatson. drum major. and Ted Hall, who took over as a part-time assistant drum major. They lead the hand through their half-times, rallies. and numerous parades. Chuck Burks worked is ith the hand during concert season as Student Conductor. The hand won fifth place in its division in the All-Western-Rand Review. Concerts at the Pomona Fair and Yorwalk Grammar School helped fill their year. The Spring Swing was the 0I'g13lliZZ1ll0I1'S main event. Mr. Lunde. director. never ceased in helping the hand achieve success. P.Atkins. Jjlagnusson. Eflihomas. J.Graham. E Stalcup. 95 I lxlagnusson. NI.IxingsoIwr, Nl.xlllI'lr. Ii..Iunscn. ,lhluim-iii AI,,Ig1nu-s. B.Richar1lsun. S.IJiIl. II:-lou: I. ,l.xlily!2illllhllll. Nlllurlis. I.. h , . ..-. . , . ill..l.JZlIl-UH.,l.,lLllllf'-. J. I.IllllUI'.,l.B1llQl1'l. Il.I'.xuns. Xllllllvr. 3. Ix.lloIIe-rule-r. xI.lilIIQ.lIilIlI. I'I.IIn-clxuorlt. 1.1-nl:-r lie-loss: I. I.. I ilu. li.Sl1IlllHl'I'S. I..IIuriu-Il. l,.xlL'li2il1QIlFY. 2. ilnlilllstlll..I-.lLllll1's. II.HicI1ar4lson. F.IIilI. I.:-fl: h.iiIlI'INlIIl-OIL lI.l,LlWl5. I'..1,ulI1-go. II. Ilulton. ,I.IIntiI+'. I.om-r 1.1-ft: Illlzuisi I2.lfaII:-gos. II.llntton. iI.lJuIIIc. 2. NI.IxlngsoIu-r, ,l,XIugnusson. Nllluitis. 1 1-nlcr: .l.WIugnns-on. The otorolas ORCHESTRA Linder the Icaflersliip of Nlr. I,uncIc the orchestra completed an ac- tixc mul protitahlc ycar. .-Xmong other things thcy play-it for Iuoth thc ,lunior mul Fc-nior Plays. ulul took part in tlu- annual Nlusic Ifcstixal. Xlr. I.uluIc. through his stuclcnt concluctor. ,lilllt'l Nlugnusson. tricfl not onlx to improw tlu' planing of tlu- orchcstra nu-mln-rs. hut also to ilcwlop in them a taste for good music. 1. ,I.James. Bliipplc. llllaxis, D.Kf-lly, C.Burks. 2. M.WiIIiams, Ivl.Iil1Illl?. Ilhvans. 'I'.llaIl. IIN:-w. ,I.Picliup. D.W'utson. l.l'2i4IQ'l'. IQANIIIUS KINGS .'xllllt'2lI'IIlgI publicly for tlu' first tinu- in tlu- y1'1lf4If IU32. lfxccIsior's own Iiaunpus Kings xc-nturml to Nlurk Iicppcl Iligh School in fhlllillll- lrru. This uns just olu- of thc lllilllf' succcssful cngzlgcnu-nts that tlu- Suing llaiul fullillccl. 'lihc Iiampus Kings consist solcly of stuflcnts u ho :irc outstanding in ilu- fic-ld of music. This past year Ifxcvlsioifs Swing IIancI has Iwi-n uiulcr thc student tlirc-ction of Delbert XXVZIISOII. and vocalists were Chuck Iiurks and Yan Iionar. Nlr. NIiIIarfI 0. I.uiuIc scriccl as faculty supcrxisor. Nun Bonar. VocaIist I. 0 t Ilan-I If Patrivlx C' Qvott ll Yinith. 5, Kr-ml. I.. Ii8l'0lll0llEi. 2. K. Janie-s. R. Rah:-. Y. Nlillr r Balt - . 5. ' Ian. Nl. tlln-sm-y. 5, Conway. 'If Skaggs. I.. Ilorko- D. I.arson. Ii. tiut-rt:-n. I.. Iuirnuin. 3. tl. Itlvina. .I. Iillis. tl. lin-wi:'n. Il. NY alle-r. I.. Fantala. J. Willaril. 5. Nlore-3. N. Tlioinasson. l.YlilC CLLB An outstanding group in tht- inusit' cle-partine-nt is A I..-XI,I'.I.I.:X QIIOIII the Virls' I.x rim' liluli umlt-r tht- vu mlvlt- dire-4-tion of .. . . . . . ,. '. . , I, , , llu- A Lupvlla Lhoir. rIlrv1'tt-tl luv Nlrs. I atvs. IS tlw Mrs. IX IIIIZI IX. I ales. Itolling up an llIlIDl't'SSlYt' list of ' , , , , , , large-st 1-horzil group on campus. It has pf-rformecl at acluewini-nts. tht- I.x ru- Llulv llilI'Ilt'lpilIl'lI in the . .' . . . . . , , . , ' . . . . feslnals. tht- Spring: Ewing. and tht- Lhristmas I luv. Lhristmas I rograin and otha-r school Hl'IlXlIIC'5. hash ' year thv group partic-ipatvs in the annual 1-horal fes- tival which is looks-fl forwurtl to with IIlUf'Il anticipa- tion. This group is c-omposml of Juniors and Seniors with at least one your of IIIUSIVHI Q-xperiellces. .M ,.........,-. . -1 M . 'f fs , ..,., . . ,,, - A - , M. ,mfr .Mmm ff... . . . . .L..-. f 4-:,?-Y--l- 1 , N, ' '34 -..-. 1 fr-:..,, . x-.., g.f1.-.. Azz .,,.., W... 4 I. R. Hallingvr. I.. Dre-ssc-I. J, Cow-rt. L. Ilutchcraft, M. Gentry. B. Bovk, A. Iftlwartls. B. Davis. IQ. Franck, B. I'ii-ru-. J. Nlora. If. Stairs. D. Ilarpt-r. 2. I.. Zilliox, A. Yi-yna. C. Soaring. J. Myers. Ii. My-rs. B. Della. J. Lee, I'. Higgins. Il. Phillips. J. Iluininvl. L. Sledge, K. Iloltz, C. Cunningham. R. Gilroy, D. Ilalkyartl. 3. NI. Janssen. J. Pt-rry, I.. 'llilmlm-tt. I.. Santala. J. Ilanic-Is. B. Brown. M, Yanilc-r llock, If. II2igglf?I'lll2iIl, N. I.ot'Itw004l, E. Thomas. tl. Nit-liolu-. Il. Ifloml. J. 'Iwitrln-Il. J. Dyar .J. Porte-r. lf. Furgm-son. 4. I.. Grayson. H. Lyons. IJ. Port:-rtie-lil. Il. l.uinpinzin. Y. Iii-ge-. tf. Burk-. 'If IJOIll1BIlt ll.II. Yost. R, Nlurine-r. Ii. Ilolile-r. I.. NIt'NIit-In-I. II. Iioswe-Il. Y. llummon. I'. lfollins. It. ll:-nnis. B. Walt. Cf. Daxis. ' www: ...ft-W: ...wwf ial Tone F1ug5HM13N GIRLS' QHUHLS-GIRLS' GLEE W S 'i P Freslnnan Cirlsi Chorus, under tliv CllI'l?lftl0ll of Mr. Cyril Lowe. and Girls' Clee Clulm. directfwl lip Mrs. Wlilcla Yates. sang at many niusiv fvstivals cluring llw yvar. Tliesf- groups gainful 1-xpf'1'ic'111'c' lm' juining .'YCa1pf'lla Choir anll Ulrls - w l.fI'l1' Club. l. F.l,fo1111. 0515. S.BOXH'l'. ,lllllllllllllli N.Nlanion. ll.Hi1I'lllt'l, 2. L.Burkl1-. ,l.Baliuf. xx.Bl'3Illt'l. Il.Rf-ml K..'XI1tl6l4S0Il. B.Wrigl1t. 3. Nl.Daws0n. 5.,l0Sli11. B.W'llH'lt'l'. Xl. YK allun. 5,Bovk. .l-Illilllllilhll. fl. Bliollivi l..51nill1. :x.fiI'0lIH'I'. l..llc'l1n. W.Suie-rxillc. ,l.Nlonr0e. .l.Nli1lcllvt0n. 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' l. , ' I I 4 'x 5 is if , 5 Qin: if . iiu'u. . gg ara. :Q F. 5' A V-D 3- .J4 , 51 rf-M sf 'MD B.DralJen. l,.Cal1r. D.Ri l. ll.Kniglit. r-r- -- CAST lVlr. liinilmer .,,,,,,, New ton Fuller .... Annabelle Fuller e..,e... Madge Fuller ,,,,,,,, Steve Eldridge ,,,, Katie .....,...,,,.,.,, Mrs. Douglas ,,,,, Clayton Evans .,,, Rena Leslie ........ llester .,,,,r... liayinund lim-le Stanley ,, , Leggett Frazer ,, Tmniny Hughes, ,, Hliulmlvy Knight ..,.,.llick Higgins ,,s,,.,Rosie Hult ,,,,,,,.,R0silee Ralve ,, .,.. ,..,,,,., E arl ,lohnsun , , Hfllarlene Kishpaugh ..,..,,,.,,,Sandra More-5 ,, .,... l,vnn Bot-kemohle Nancy Thomassun ......,,,JlIllff' llullle ...,,Keitl1 Parker Bryan llaniln , , ,,,.. Holi llralwn johnny Meredith Sue Barrington. ..,,,,,,, Shirley Ross Miss Wilcox ,...... .,,,,,,. L inda Cahr lVlr. Prescott .,..,.. ,,.,,,,,,, E d Baum Nljlartin. R.llolt. lllullle. l. l':.,l0llll5OIl. D.Rig1gins. B.llaml1y. R.llult. .,..-.-un.-msn -ini mu uv-1.nan new Ak was '10 Us was Lit? BBW f A My .5 nf f gs at 5, A f i ff? e 1 , , 1 . . 5 'n A 'w Q, , M 0 ish m r:'r:H W . . Q ' fi E- s 1 'S 1 Y ww' . f 1 3? U .K ,K Tlx 1 Sz W ' , wif, W V Q 'ttvgiljg -i. , , li C53 41 7. ' XT- 21-7. iff iam' K V ' ,Q wmgyfggy. A , ,-7 f, - x yo Q ' . f v QV A . Q fhyifiwfx f H fi . m Hi 1 fd Q L l 1 'G' 6' ' 25:59 J 5 E -,f 'En Q ? 8 Q . uv ? Yi 9 , S' is Q ,K Q -... ., Nigga W I lx1 I ll lXX1Il1k.l.l.dl.. .K.r.lffl111. X, Jllhlllll, h.ll xx Qlllllilfill. HIM-lk. 102 ,f,'NI.1rt111.,I.S1 dr. 3. CAST lark Ifll c-1- y Claudia Xhirrvn Xlrs lfiskv Warn-n Harold Knight Xlurt mvlm Hill Trillwy Shvila Hurm-It Chulvlwy lfnrl-vs Fhvriff liullvn Xlargn- I' f-r1 up Hunky Si yxnzum f Daffy lIurmir'luu-I Ste-iliv Hillfm Q lllmald llaxis Jwrli Vfallivk , Temple Calm- Ray Hmsard ,, ,Alex Samarin :rrui nv X an Surksum Suzamw Crm-Hin Nlurslml Hall ,lay Spa-ur Ruby Colm-rl Hilllllllll Hulic-5 ,lim Nlartin lic-xc-rly lla-Hx urder n e earsa H.lloyyar4l. l..XanN kl -inn. I .l1ale. ,LW allle 5Ilt'ilY.D.llZ1XlS. Flfraetlin SENIOR PIAH Wilma dune it?H was the question on eyeryone-S lips yy hen the Qenior play. Murder ln Rehearsal , was presented to the stu- Nlurder ln Rehearsal yy as a three-aet my stery' farce taking dents nf lfxeelsior and the emnniunity on Nlareli l l. l952. plaee lvaekstagge in a small theater. Jaek lfllery lllnn Dawn is rlirer-ting the last rehearsal of the mystery' play. During the rehearsal ,laek is shut lay' Xlurtun Hill tl-Xlex Saniarint. and then the sheriff, portrayed hy' jay' Spear. takes mer and tries to find the murderer. A lvrilliant perforinanee was portrayed hy' jmli yyailieit as Claudia Warren. ,laelfs tianeee. Daffy tfarniiehael. yshu sn alvly' prmidecl the emne interest. yyas pnrtrayed lay jim Nlartin. Also giving menmralvle perfornianees yyere Temple Cale. Hay' Howard. Lorraine yan Surkfuin, Suzanne Craeflin. Marshall Hall. liuluy Culvert, Hannah Hul- fey. and Hey erly' llelli. Student director was Shirley l,yneh. uhm assisted Nlr. Almizn N alentine. clireetor. .x.S2illlliI'lIl. ,l.W-allivlx. all. 'l'.Cale. I03 T e Road to Bethlehem CHRISTMAS PLAY Approaching perfection. l:ixcelsior's own vocal groups and chosen students for the visualizations put on an exquisite performance for the annual Christmas Play. This truly was one of the productions most-looked- forward-to hy not only the students and faculty of Excelsior. hut the whole community. The Christmas Play was viewed ln local church groups and judged very highly. Not only the students hut numerous faculty memlwrs spent long tedious hours of prepar- ation to In-lp lllillii' the Christmas Play the success that it mas. Angels from the Realms of Cloryu O Come all ye Faithful 104 Peace on Earth U ,Q H 7 , x g S , gf Q. x Qi .ggi as .www MK? N, ., ii mix s me 'FXS 5 'SEEN 1 Q52 g 1, 4, .-if H .. 3 ,eq 9' i ai . 5 ., Lzifgx x 4 i . if 12- A X ef I iw, A n Ygfsmq r is .,., - WGN , M- ? 5 P Jw. . .f ff 9' . iv W5sfi1v.,S? i Wh 7, M m a , b y 1- v-gifxyy - ff if if Q P3 7' ? H . X.-A A .sw t S, :iw-ifkg-wp-f ,r F' A. ,E . , XY? EQ . V, i ' f r U ' gi f 1 xf 'Q ,Q M ii Q5Jf'i'4 fx -'-- - ----.v Q f ' Q 'X I r , , M , i .,,. Q' 'I fi , N w I 3 , if 15 .,. ,, N 3' z G . 9 ..,.,..---f ,,,,,....- Q TN 'Q M:- 3 Ch , Y gff.5 9' 1 ., , n is y 5 Q? lf' 5 3 P' gm? r 'Q' . J! K ff' 5 aq X A aes? a JV -ls ,bu 5 g Bus Stop Number Five ,,., . QM, ,,.. .. N M ,Y -W' r fgfww OLEN MILLER In 1943 Ulen Miller Came to Excelsior. This year he drove bus No. 6. VERNON PREWITI' Well-known to Pilots is Vernon 'aPop', Prewitt. This year he drove bus No. 13. Sports '52 PILOT COACHES 1. Cflurtis. F.Hendrieks, L.Billinger. O Hughes. J.Daniels. J.Chaclwiek, G.Dixon, J Langdon. e Center Line 1952 PILOT FOOTBALL 1. B.H0lder. B.Hamhy. Nlllouse, Ajlonroe. R.Hugli. D. Murphy. WI.-Xndrioli. 2. Bilox. 3. B.Lyons. L. Grayson, lljohnson. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Aviators opened their season against Santa Ana. A new coach and hut two returning lettermen made Excelsiofs gridiron chances look very sad. hut' the Fliers dumped the favored Saints. 6-O. The Excelsiors rolled over the Newport eleven, T-O. This was the last of our wins. We lost the remaining games hy very small margins. One of the most exciting games of the season was with Wilscmrl. The score was 21-19, WllSlJIl leading when a touchdown pass was fumbled and a foggy game was lost . It proved to he a not too suc- 1-essful season. if J' xy.. ,fy 'iw Q32 lk M ,L 'ff at Les B1111n,, asslstant coach qepl Sept Il tl I1 Nov Now Nov FKcn1c1or46 Exeelslor l:,xLe1s10r Fw: 1s1or 1' 'cc c lslor 1' xce lslor 1' xc Q lslor 1' Xu 1 or Santan Ana-0 Newport Whither 11- Rosemracl 7 lorrlon Z6 Poly 20 Wxlson 4-6 Compton 1-1 potll his if 0UTS1ANDING VARSITY FOOTBALL PLAYERS B111 Cox was elected most valuable player Thls was h1s first season of prep football Allen Monroe was the out standmff 11neman He ww as a 60 mmute man Ralph West was the most valuable back He was the fastest back on the squad Henry Wadllegh, most lmproved play er was an outstanding tackle 109 ., , . 21 ., v ' A . 28 1 ' --7 - -0 l',j' ---6 01.12 -6 - - Ov . 26 I. -' -A-19 , -' . 3 I - --12 ---' '. 9 I. '- -16 5 -- '. 15 L ' ' si -7 f g-A O 1 A A f izfif' ' , . QQ.-I V T 1 X. 1 ' ' N, ,. . Y x, Q i is uf. t, New Y H, . t H EF il, , E? 7 , gi 'M I 5 tif ef, Q Sv - 5 , 5' f ' 4 wWf:gs'nf X- , A ' ' 1-1- ., . V 4 . 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Nlurrison C. Dulra. R. Roman. U. Cllapman. 3. T. King. lf. JJI'it'N51'll. Xl. Forlin. ll. Howe-ll. J. Nxllllllllill B. Maehl. D. Te-rrvl. A. Luvas. Nl. Rivlwr. W. Skt-en. T. Sminia. D. llammoml. J. Smith. S. Bourgeosis J. Moore. W. Pouml. J. Cralrtrev. U. lfsvalz-ra. K. Hartman. H, Shim-. ll. llulv. Il. Wiliv. B. Xlvfflung ll. Bra-sew ID. lm-ssel. J. H0l'Il3lllJf'l. Pal J.0llg1IlIl Short Bun Iljlarsllall. Nl.Y.H. JL , as is :E m Q N ' X ss J ' K 3 K X- ' J I' - 1 I ill Cravens, Sid H6I1d1'iCkS. assistant coach head coach I I5 BEE FOOTBALL The Bee football squad started the season off well against tougher opponents. The team had fine morale throughout the season and were courageous and well-conditioned. Injuries to key personnel in mid-season and a three game slump hindered them. But they came back strongly against league champs, Poly, and could have reversed the score. General lack of speed and poor pass protection hurt offensive play that was generally dangerous. A tough, hard charging defensive line was out- standing and well respected by the opposition. All in all a successful season was had with a 5 win 4 loss record. 3 The statistics on the outstanding players are as follows: Backfield, Jack Crabtree. for his fine passing and 5 ball handling: Bobby Tfijihara, for his running and defensive play, Sam Bourgeous. for his blocking and de- fensive playg Jack Tippings, for his very good running, Jerry Smith, for his outstanding defensive play lineg Jim Moore, for his pass receiving and good blocking: Guard, Hilario Hernandez, an outst'anding blocker: George Dutra, for his hard work and general abilityg End, Ed Driesen, for his tough defensive play. The best game was against St. Anthony. Excelsior won by a 4.2-25 margin. The outstanding traits were definitely a hard working team with a high morale. J.Tippings. co-captain ll.Hernanulez. vo-raptain ustom- uilt B.l'jihara. M.Y.B. T.King. M.V.L. 1. D.Bresse. H.Hernandez, W. Skeen, D.Dressel, G.Escalera, E.Gentil. 2. W.Pound, D.Terrel, S.Bourgois, G.Moore, E. Driesen, G.H0well, ,I.Moore. 3. K.Hartman, T.Halverson, D.M0rrison, Plongtin, G.Dutra, B.Ujil1ara, J.Crabtree. 4-. G. Vasquez, M.Yaki, J.Tippings, J.Wheaton. 2 rx t .if fi Q . l ..v. A Jil-, f if -s ' 'x .isbn 1. l'.Mayana. l'.Toupin, D.Quinonf-s, N.Sayara. Dllorrison. R.Rayburn, R.Fakamot0. F. Gricgo. C.Roberts, M.Lyth-, li.TH.IlHllli:ll'lll. lillilinore. 2. D.l'ounrl. S.Sims, ,l.llill. B.King:, ,I.Clilforsl. R.Rotl1, ll.Clll1I'l'll. Glllarquez. D.L0we, K.Lundy, J.Lee. 3. ,l.llolbert. Mgr., J. Pratt, lI.Long. D.fNIartinez. G.Cropper. J.Spier, C.McDaniel, B.Long. H.Sipes. B.Les, S. Lucas. K.Wiley, Wffoots. R.Tanamachi. hopped, hanneled, and Lowered CEE FOOTBALL Our Cee football team. under the able coaching of Mr. Daniel did verx' well this wear losing onlv . . C' J three games during the whole season. The E1 Monte L ,, scramble with the score a 20-20 deadlock. Alhambra, Monrovia and Whittier were the toughest games. The team boasted good freshman ability and out- standing speed. Gilbert Marquez was the highest scorer with Norm Sagara. Dean Lowe. Kenny Tana- machi capturing captain. most valuable hawk. most valuable line awards. 1'especlix'ely. Kffanamachi, D.Lowe, N.Sagara, J.Daniels, coach. P' G 'N '? Q-v ,W-f fi, D- Ql- 'Q' E X x M A 2 w' q 5 'S Q Jw-X 5 55 ig: 1 X r '2- 'N 'V I 7 gs 3 'Q V fb? sv lk 's , Wx Q ' 5 X ,Q xg gm I 3 ,. Q, Q f . XRS? I l 9 Q is Q , ,ai , 4. Q, 5. A 1 JA x 4 W 4 1 i , V' , 2 X Q , xx v XX IMIm,-,li,1,yAly1g.'yVI.ICl.I.,H4I-,IX.fUx,II,XXIvil--, X,l:4H'YNVXI.I, LX .nn llx--, N.N1wiv. II.NlfNlm1.1x, l,.XX1ll!lVIlV I. I I Lvrll. ive Cylinders YARSITY H.-XSKETHALL The IUSI-52 Pilot quintet fared quite a hit lietter this year with the twenty- cight game schedule the Pilots won twelve and lost sixteen. The major part of tht- games lost were lost to teams which eventually qualified for tI.l.l . play- offs at the close of the season. Both Long Beach Poly games 1 Poly ended up in second place in the leaguel were close. the first 33-35. the second 35-36. The squad was small in stature hut mighty in heart and fight. One of the hest hall-handling cluhs in some years. this cluh always gave the opponents all they could handle and. in all the games they won. they ran their opponents off the floor. The scoring spearhead of the attack was Corty Yan Dyk. who played a hang-up ty pe of game in the center slot. Corty. always a great fighter. rehounder. and team player. ended with the most valuahle-player award for the season. .Nhly assisting in scoring were the two aggressive forwards, Andy Boersma. a hard driving, fine set-shooting forward. and Ronnie Granger. a fast. alert. clever front lineman. ln guard positions were two men who completed the joh splendidly. Vililhur Phillips. elected captain for the year. played outstandingly at guard, heing a mainstay on defense, hringing the hall up court each time and at the same time heing second in team scoring. a fine hustling hall player at all times. Hill Cox. the most improved hall player of the squad. filled up the other guard spot. Dale White. smooth. versatile hall player. was used at all positions equally well. lfarlos Baker. Don Nlcxlurray. Don lfriswell. lloh Holder. all served in various positions to complete ilu- squad. A.Boersma. Dllhite. NX.PliilIips. IIN an Dyk. Bllox. Rllrangei 2 R.Kelly BEE BASKETBALL Our Bee Basketball team was not chalked up to win any league games this season, but ended up taking second place in the league. As the Thgeed season went along they improved with every game. The most exciting game was in the Wilson tilt when Lawrence Roy made the score 31-30 by a tip-in. The best game was the game with Poly. Poly had only been defeated once and the odds were greatly against EXcelsior's Bee squad but the Pilots pulled through six points ahead for a 40-34 defeat over the C Cmpper Bunnies. i Don Pratt pulled through with the highest scorer and most valuable player awards with 233 points, which is exceptionally good. The most improved player was Jack Crabtree. The most valuable guard award went to ,lim Moore, while Don Bowe won the most valu- able forward title. A.Boeve 1. N.Solomito, D.Pratt, J.Crabtree, E.Driessen, A.Boeve, J.Haagsma. 2. J.Moore, L.Roy, R.VanAuken, C.Ward, P.Steward. T e Boadsters ,I .C fralrlrm- .l.Nloorm' ll.l'ralt e Austins CEE BASKETBALL Our Cee basketball team has had a very successful year despite the lack of returning players from last year. They were also short of speed and height in the front line. They only dropped three practice games and three league games out of 21- played for 18 wins against 0 losses. They wound up third in league play with a 6 Sid llendeick .l.Painton lillropper and 3 record. The outstanding game was the Monrovia game, in which the boys came in from behind, got ahead and coolly added points while Monrovia frantically drew fouls for rough play. The boys excelled in hustle and fight and never gave up. These traits won several close games that otherwise would have gone to the opposition. The team had good morale and displayed a willingness for work and a strong desire to win. 1. B.King, N.Sagara, Gjlarquez, J.Raitt. C.Cropper, Djlartinez, J.Painton. T.Ross, C.l er guson. 2. Ajlenezcs, R.Sakamoto, ,l.Costa, Clloore, K.Wiley, Rlleiasaki, R.Knight. L. James. D.Pound. 1. D.Hurlneck. D.Elexon, P.T0upin. ,I.DillJy, D.l.awson. .l.Nieto. 2. R.Tomjack. R.Garcia, D.5ummers. B.,Iohnsons, T.Tanaka. D.Nlc- Millan. 3. C.Dees, R.Helms. D.Poun4l. mgr.. N.Argesa. Gfllosquecla. Mid et Autos DEE BASKETBALL The Dees. under the alvle coaching of Mr. Langdon. did very well this year Consider- ing their lack of experience. Although they were inexperienced they made up for it in teamwork and spirit. These lvoys hy next year should do very well. Paul Toupin. the very good captain ofthe team. was one of the outstanding players of the year. ln the Alhambra game. at Alham- bra, Paul made the decisive basket by a free throw with one second left to go in the game. which made this the closest and most excit- ing game of the SOE-ISUII. 122 Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Exeelsior Excelsior Exeelsior Excelsior Excelsior' -f Excelsior Lynwood l6 lfullerlon 21 Orange- I2 Nlonleliello --39 El Monte -- 25 S.W7hitlier-ll Mark Keppel '31 Nlonroyia-23 Whittier --40 Bell--21 Nlark Keppel-V-20 Bellflower--19 it SE as ll fa 'E E l. 5.5lQ'lllIlQlWl'I'l.. lJ.'Nlurpliy'. l.llolhert. lx.llogan. t..l.lndsay. BAN ard. XX.1.lark. 2. 4.oach llugltes. ll.lloward. H.l erguson. 'l'.lfldridge. llflitlrley. YARSITY TRACK Mr. llughes and Mr. lfrayens piloted the Varsity' track men this past year. Working with a very' green and young squad. they did their lmest t'o guide them to yictory. The nucleus of the team was composed of sophomores. Although Excelsior didnit win a meet. the team faced the toughest oppo- nents in the state. The track team next year will he a power to he feared. as the Five sophomore turned in excellent perforinancesz l.arry llolhert and Keith Hogan in the middle distances. llick Mchison in the distance races. llaye Thurley' in the shotput, and Chuck Lindsay' in the hurdles. Tom lfurgeson. 6 foot. 2 inch high jumper. has lveen a consistent point' win' ner. holding the top C.l.F. mark for high jump. gs -.5 is H1811 is really jumpingl Roy' Fergu- Oops! llc-'s sailing in the llroad jump in This was a close shaye as Ed llriescn on was one of our lu-st in the high jump tht- track meet with Poly' on our field. pole yaults oyer the top in perfect form. he ld. e Speedometers :Jigs W' N' Bill 1 llll llt fray' Test uns Dean Lowe is out in front by a very small margin in this Class Cee hurdle race. E 124 BEE TRACK TEANI The Bee track team this year had an unsuccessful season with no wins in league competition. In the two meets with Bellflower, Excelsior won both. Outstanding players this year in Bee competition were Glyn Howell, hurdles and high jumpg Bob Ujihara in the hurdlesg Marvin Leadham, 660 and 1320 relayg George Escalera, low hurdles, Allen Tucas, sprintsg Jerry Hortell, high jumps, Mike Ricker, sprintsg Ed Driessen, broad jump and 660, Claude Wooten in pole vaulting. , - - ----- -v-- -----1.3, . N W L. , .-.,.,,. ,..,,,..., , . , , 1 1. Coach Hughes, ,l.Stevens, Ajlenez, K.Christenson, K.Lunde, N.Romero, S.Lucas, D.Lowe, G.Roberts, R.Sakamoto, Coach Cravens. 2. B.Long, D.Hably, G.Cropper, S.Spear, R.Beck, J.Raett, O.Troutman, Cjlarquez, R.Knight. CEE TRACK The Cee track team this year, coached by a very capable coach, Mr. Hughes, and his assistant, Mr. Cravens, did ex- ceptionally well, winning the league championship in its division. Some of the outstanding meets were those against Jordan in which the Pilots won with a 58-19 victory over the Panthers. They won the meet with the Poly Cees, by a 39-38 margin. and the rally with Wilsoii by a 56-21 score. Outstanding competitors ofthe year in their separate events are Dean Lowe in the 100-120 low hurdles relayg Gilbert Mar- quez, Ray Hamamoto, Orin Troutman in 180-yd relayg Roger Spear and Stan Tucas in the broad jump and 660. Keith Wylie was the best 660 man in the league and Roger Hughes also had the best mark in the shot put. The relay team was undefeated. e on , Lon Road 1. Blljillara, C.Xv8Sf1U1'l. B.Knigl1t, C.W'oote-n. .l.lJeYri4-s. ,l.Wlu-aton, R.l7l'fCl, Jflnraile-r. Ali.liC2lClI3l1l. 2. llllrim-sc-n, 3l.Rivk1-r. C.Escalera. B.Tene-rc, G.llowcll, l,.Sll0I't'.. P.W'iley. 3. N.llawk. Blioersma. J.llarlley. lJ.Drs-ssel. llliushing. L.Talnlc-lt. ,l.Engf-seth. CROSS CCUNTRY TEAM The cross country team this year coached by Mr. Hughes, had a rather unsuccessful season with a winless record. The lack of boys participating was the major cause of this. Marvin Leadhani, a sophomore, is one of the outstanding runners in Excelsior history. ,lim Atcheson, also a sophomore, is another promising runner. Wesley' Clark and Fred Callegos were the other lettermen on the team. 1. ,l.DeYries, Mleadliam, J.Acheson, F.Callegos. 1. R.Hugli, D.,lones. S.Nunn, R.Waggoner, G.Ne-miechek. B.C0x. L.Cahr. 2. Coach Daniels. D.l'h-mars. R. Bustruln. B,l ost4-r. Bllaliday. A.Hayburn, W.Phillips. l-J.Casper. 'IZ u outs Don Jones slides into third ahead of the hall from the outheld. VARSITY BASEBALL At presstilne Excelsiors powerful varsity baseball nine had 16 wins and T losses. They were tied with Wilson for second place in the league play. They are tied for third place in the Pomona tourney. They beat such ball clubs as Montebello and Jeiferson. Outstanding infield players were Bill Cox. Hay Hugli. Willnur Phillips, Samm Nunn, and Don Jones. Perhaps this was the finest baseball team Excelsior has ever had: a real credit to the community and to the school. .R N. ,lim Daniel asc aths JN. BASEBALI Exm-lfi0r's uutslamling ,Iuniur Varsity nine- vanw out a mi lllN N1'l'UI'lll alia-r u llE1l'll-lllllglll lrx for first plaw in lt'ZlQllQ' Cmnpvtitiu llIl1ll'I' ilu- ullle- vouvliing of Nlr l4-4 llllllllgIl'l'. 'l'lu- sl'i1S0llI lfXL'f'lsi0r Exo:-lsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Exvvlsior- - 2 -1 l UI'l'Lllll'1' ,lK'll-Q'l'SUYl Anallr-im Santa Ana , Newport , , , Jordan Wilfmr- l'lxm'4-lsiur Exvvlsior Excr-lsior Excelsior Excelsior Excillsior Excelsior AIlZlllf'llll Compton Poly Newport ,. Jordan Compton , Poly l H C Clldll Nl r J Nlillarml. lljlarlillvz. Bfllatli, 'l'.Halvcrsol1, D.Sl'llt'iIlOSl, C.Nlurpl1y, D Nlorri-.ou Nl lalxi bliutra BHayl1u1'n. coavli Billingevr. 2. R.Rzisl1. B.0ppe-lt. A.Row, B.INla1-lil WSkun rramlando J lippings, B.flLlSllQ'Illi1ll. l..Xal1l1-spino, Illlammoml, ll.Nim-hols, llllole Blldxnn . Z l. fioaeli Curtis, D.YanAulien. P.Young. 2.1. Jaques. L.3fcXIiel1aeal. F.Francis. 3. D.Cl1ap1nan. R.Relibop. 4. A.5amarin. Ajlonroe. verhea rive VARSITY TENNIS The Pilot Varsity tennis squad this year finished a rather unsuccessful season. largely clue to laek of experience. There were four sophomores on the squafl. The best match was the Vllilson singles with a l2lg to 121g deadlock. Next best match was that with Newport in which Excelsior won T-2. First singles was L.McNIichel, seconcl was F.Francis, third was R.Van Auken. fourth was l'.Young. First doubles were P.Alvaraclo and R.Rehkop. Sophomores were lhlaques, D. Chapman, first semester: and D.Cllk1pIllZlIl and A.San1arin, seconcl semester. Despite the fact Excelsior had a rather weak team. they were fighting in every match. They faeefl an exceptionally strong league. Returning lettermen next year will be R.VanAuken, R. Rehkop, P.Alvaraclo. and P.Young, all sophomores. .-.MMM Wm M-Amari-M .T . t 1. llfilliilillllill.A.SZlltll1lilIl.ci.Xli'DiiHlQ'l,P.AlXli1'2:lLl0. P.Youn F.Franeis. l..Xlim-ln-al. K.Yun,Xnken. Ajlonroc, R.Rel1lxo IJ.I.atliani. B.l.ee. ings and Mats l. B.Bernar4l. T.lIall. ,I.Travers. Nl.Wright. S.Yer- nola. 2. D.Wl1in-.B.Boswf-ll. 9.Bourgeious. R.Yarler. 3. B.J0llIlSOIl, ll.Wl1ite. R.Hollander. R.Andcrson, B.Ross, Dhlasper, C.White. GYMNASTIC SQUAD This year's gymnastic squad was much stronger than last year's. Outstanding on the rings were B.Boswell, B.Bernard. T.Hall. On the parallel bars were R.Vader, S.Bourgious. D.White, and B. Dishman. High bar men were S.Bourgious. R.Vader, D.White, M.Wright, and B.Leeson finjured early in the seasonl. Rope climbing were ,l.Travers, R.Miller. R.Anderson, and B. Johnson. Free-exercise man was R.Vader. Results of t'he C.l.F. meet, held in Santa Paula. showed B.Boswell placing sixth on rings. R.Vader placing seventh on parallel bars. S.Bourgious placing tenth in high bar, and J. Travers, R.lVIiller and R.Anderson placing fourteenth. fif- teenth and sixteenth respectively in rope climbing. Two early season check-outs would have high scorers in C.l.F. final meets. They were R. Driessen. rope. who had a time better than t'he winning time. 4.7 seconds. and C.De- Vries. parallel bars. 5.Buurg1-ions B.Bosw4-ll fi -' 3 5 f 3. A , X V t , X R 2 5. 1 R.Vader S.Bourgeious 'I 29 unnin Boar s 'N X toeru l 'Nlnllola N Xaltl J 'krretlomlu ooze R r S ole X Blamkforfl Boom N 4 axle 1 t SEMEb'Il1H G A A COUNLIL XX Oflilllo' Wllll an excellent set of olflcers tht hr I serneeter counul work rolled alonff xerx QIll00thlX llxel A A Banquet was an enjoyable affair Nllll tht theme lqleo Taum and tacos lJf'lllU selxcd A basket lmall ame was sta ed lmetween the un ttachers and the St'lll0l Ulrlw nl the letter Klub with the QCIIIOI' monnn out m the lead at the end of the 731116 lhe L0llIll,ll opened two new Qporte to the Ulrli a fruup for tllost lnteruted ln lMlllU majorettea and 1 fla twlrllnu ffroup Q e 1 nt Ktoerll ne l e nl: mt 1 N11 Rt ma Plltldll Nlre lrrnaBa1lu N11 llorotln lam .2 N11 Bonnn Huwrnan Nl: Helen Buan N11 5Harr1el Beu ... ,, V- I. Boggs. 1 . I 1. L . 7 . ,- . 2. J. Nl . llult. l.. Call . l.e 1 . : . ' . li. '. Il b . - N - - w s . 1 .. .. . t -. . V. I . I . Q I., . . , , , . I . ' F ' , I . 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I Illo Iollty ma I1 lloll Ba kc-llmd I Nu I0 .1 Iloclxey I C alxr Rf creallonal L anna H Ilul Q w Holla rn dlltt 7 'V Yalxl lunilmlln Yloore I llrllxlty Nl WI If Softball 'V Bo 1 nrnann nl lu 1 If Boone Scrc-mrs N I vom I ft ul nt X B atlxforil X14 C Iliilflllilll Znd bENIInSTLh GA -X LOLNCIL IC Iume was tu un utlwc chairman m 1 NL onfl N1 nn-ttr LUUIHI 51414, t L Hu plexl cnt Ardlth Blamlcforcl and the smretary I'lPdIl0l Boone e Iwuvlslor I A X was ot UI 1 iilllllillltl modern flame and Iionkey play flax llns gave tln oounul some uoll-c to flo in planmn it ancl takin 1 ire of all the fIt'I'llIN lan Xl ll Clllflllf the wtoncl QGIIIPQILI' the C A A holds ltg fonnal banquet Tlnb IQ planned In the council lt is me o the nggext thlnvs of the ual fn the fl K A I I Boom xBlclLIxl0I'4I NLHOIN ABl.1Llxfoul Nlvllntz JXIoorf- 7 IVIIIOIHHS I Oumone 4 C oertl f' Nicholas 'NBO W Yalu II Hulse-v Dfrf- on And irection Li hts , l. mas, ' I ll: '. . 'll: l.. -l Its. ' g -. 2' , r ' Q -'3 . . ' U' I.. I. ' 'I i L51 .I.. '. 'l 'Z . . 'xi 'y .' : . . ggs. IIlJl ' ' ii'lI if. . . Q ' j: . -, ' -s' e 3 g. l V . uw- I I , I ji . , , w I Y L A QL 4 Saul' ,E - J I' 'z: P: i mftll- . c, ' ' I, .iz I . l'1- wr 'girl' . ' : . ', I Q ' '. kept flle Girls Athletic Association functioning. Tll 1. .f. '5l1sf'z' ' rl . . . f -l ' , - , h h. Q Q . . U . r. U P F 'l c I S. C 'Ilya' 'zz 'gt . ,,' el. .. 7 ' . 'Q 4 - f 1' 1 ,S ' C, I' ' 1 ' , L! . . , 1? 'i 4 1 I i it Q' k T v mi Q , I at ,,, - -gt r w-W I K' s,..'1 't,.' ggs...' . .1 g e F y eels BEGINNING TENNIS Many a girl dreams of some day being a great tennis star. A good plaee to start out is here at Excelsior in the Beginners' Tennis sport. Josephine Arredondo was the manager for the group and Bliss Bowman took over the duties of advisorship. Together they made the girlsreally enjoy tennis. They taught the girls all about a fore-hand drive. back-hand grip. the serve. scoring. and. of Course. hrst of all they were taught which end of the racquet to hold. l. S. Bower. B. Covington. S. Houston. P. Squibb. P. Barney. 9. Ilolt, F. Bouse. S. Nischl-ze. 2. D. Armsteafl. P. Kennedy. L. Bavles. Burkle. S. Moreno. BI. Williamson. A. Balzer, 5. Anderson. M. Williamson.S.NIeClung . 3. W. Lindley. D. Arbalilo. I.. Smith. J. Sperou. Johnston. B. Crowell. C. llustaine. H. Castleman, P. I'nzieker. J. Crillin. , . .. .. , I a 3 1. S. Hilton. D. Virgin. D. Rodgers. S. Glenn. J. Cumming, NI. Ameigh. II. Walton, N. Eckhart, J. Carly. M. Tanamachi, P. Miller. 2. D. Yenegas. D. Reed. P. Spears. C. Robinson. A. Brewer. J. Fitzgerald. E. Calego, D. Wessainan, L. Rhodes. L. Allen. Y. Rivers. S. Eeker, NI. Dawson. J. Monroe, D. Onfgaro. 132 .dl --li .iillll A--lll-I l. B.Sunnners. ,I.Davis. D.Greg- 41'-I.-llh.. ory, M.Gvorgc, L.Calsa1lo, C. Searing, N.Boggs, A.W'ishika- wa, R.Alcock. 2 03:3 1. L. Calsado, R. Saito, S. MacDonald, C. Leopard, C. Yturriaga, M. Gentry, P. Higgins, S. Graeiiin, C. Brumley. L. Hutchcraft. 2. A. Montano, D. Hinkle, A. Stout, E. Marcum, S. Luna, M. White, S. Cameron. A. Goertz, S. Clark, E. Mulder, S. Conn, E. Lopez, N. Boggs, manager. 3. D. Medina, V. Barlla. J. Rose, B. Webb, S. Gunther, D. Gusa, M. George, A. Nishikawa, C. Valdez, F. Tanamachi, D. Wallis, nd all nmpers TOURNAMENT TENNIS ' 1 The more advanced tennis players came out to further their experience on the courts by playing in tournaments. Several of the girls went to other schools for tournaments and proved themselves to be very fine competition. They won all but one match against Jordan and two against Compton in different tournaments. Nina Boggs took over the student directoris job of tournament tennis and Mrs. Bryan was faculty head. A tournament was held to determine the girls' champion. I. F. 'liulayar Xl. lltn-I. R. lop:-N. I-'. XILIVIIIIVI. Y N. Llarkc. Xl. XX allon. N. Ili-Icancr. I, .-Xlan. ,l. llill. fi. lizirnum. ,l. Grayson. ll, Fen-Ile. lp. Nukstani. 2. II. X1-al. I.. llarln-13 I. liar- kcr. ill. I,0lI4'l. R, Bt'lll'Lilll. lf. llill. I'. Uak- qar. S, XlollilI.ll.Sal1lixia . Xl. Nielson. I'. XX zllsuil. fl. N. Xloln-rg. ,I. llurri-. X'.Fcl1arll'. Xl. l'rosc. Xl, lv-Ili. ,l. XX assanaar. K.. Nico- las. ll. Xlontoya. X. Xlinolo. tl. liarrr-ra. II. Lolnngii. S. llaxiw-. X. llc-It-In-r. ,l. f.lon-f-. I.. llclm. J I. I., Iloys:-, ll, l.'-wi-. liozul. l.oi-kwootl l.. Xlilk-. 2. X. llull. ,l. Sl'IllllIlt'I't'l'. I' Ne-ire-sl. 3. ,l. I.:-on. Ii. lllll. 5, Xalrlcz. I.. ljninonef. Xl. lanalnziclii. .l. Xloore. l. 5 Joslin. 1., clark. I. 1 , Larrio, X. Xlarlincz. 5. Guerra. J. Phil lip. 4. ,Icn-on. N. Berry. T. Leone. F. Leone. 11. Posley. I. fylstra. 2. Xi. Cerra. ,I. Xlalone I.. Bonner. Xl. Rope. Xl. Fairbanks. B XX liilen. H. Yicola. Xl. Xlartin. A, Blackfortl. X. lllackfortl. fl. P. Johnston. .l. Xlclful lough. ,l. Hlysma. ,I. I nzicker. R. llelm. I ox. N. Xaughn. R. Gilroy. lx. lhomas. l, ,lon li. 'Xl-up. X. Xaiarro. Springs X'ULl.l'iX' BALI. 'lille most popular sport of the prexious years has lneen xolleylvall. antl this year has Iieen no exception. Xolleylvall is a sport that anyone can learn antl is also lots of fun. 'lilierc is always a contest to see who can kill the hall the lwest or who can serxc the longest in a game. 'lihc game canit lic played only Ivy one person. 'lihe girls learnefl that and played accordingly. Their main olvject was team-work. The group. meeting after school two nights a week. carriefl on a tournament among their eight teams. Claudia Clarks team won the tournament, with Nancy Loekwood's team win- ning a close second. The girls also took part in a tournament with other schools in this district. Xliss Bailey and Irene Thomas were in charge of volley- liall and saw to it that every thing went all right. I. ,I. Iiylsma. K. IIoIt. lllZlllllQ1t't'. l.. NIVIIOILIN. NI. Ilztrt. I. Baker. lx. f.orcIovu. 5. balr-go 1Z.I., I.ope.. . ll . 1 s. xlfglll. I. I.t-one. -X. Iilaekfortl. 5. I.:-one. 3. t.. Stout. XI. I'roso. YI. Itverson. NI. lxelly. .I. Waasenar. fi. l'TZ1I'IlllIll. I.. Xlilk-. X Sl'IlZll'Il.. II. Teal. Guards - ',. BASKETBALL The basketball enthusiasts met? twice a week for a full semester to work out good techniques in the game. Rosie IIoIt was the leader of the sport. while Miss Regina Phelan and Mrs. Irina Hailey uere eo-workers with her. in coming years. The best players traveled over to Long Beach Jordan for a play day. There they met eompetition on the eourt from all the other schools in this distriet. The Ifxeelsior players kept their opponents on their toes trying to stop their seoring. Nancy Lockwood and her assistant. Pearl lVIeisen. both Student Body flag-twirlers. took charge of the new group of flag-twirlers just organized this year. They showed the girls the techniques of twirling and the different ways of march- ing. They showed them how to make up different' steps to every tempo. This sport should prove to Ive nnost interesting FLAG TWIRLING I I , ,. .. , ,, in I. NI. Ilart. Nl. Martinez. J. BYTSIIIZJ. NI. K t S ,S 4 . K.-ily. cz. Na.-110135. 2 . I I ' ' 3 K' 1.fIQff, . I-few I. N.I.ot-kxsood. I'.NIeisen. 2. Dliorris. B. Johnston. XI. Nielson. 3. Fulensen. D.NeaI. NI.WaIton. X.Youg:I1t. - ,,..,....-. -.,,. . 0 0 3. 31 I. X x A ,i 37. 41 .K 1 I C ahr. Manager. 2. J. Klorre. R. Ramsharger. 5. Oki. M. Ameigh, D. 2 t rr y. 3. D. Matthew, D. Platt, B. Whiteside, L. Zilliox, M. Bigham. ' RECRENHONAL GAMES Linda Gahr and Miss Lacy headed this group which chose ping pong and badminton as their fa- vorite sports. Although a rather small group. they had lots of fun including taking part in a hadminton tournament ut Compton High School. HOCKEY Hockey proved to be an enjoyahle sport as it showed lots of action in every play. The group thrilled to see the girls run. pushing the hall down the field to make a goal. They learned that it took skill to get in and stop the ball which sometimes can travel very rapidly. Charlotte Nicholas. manager. and Miss Bonnie Bowman. advisor, took charge of seeing that the girls more their shin guards and that there were referees xv ho kept the games going. it nee Action 1. Cfpelxnan. KI.Royce. ,I.Wassenaar. R. Nicola, 5.Leone, 'I'.Grieshaher. X v K ,. - 5 .J , X535 5 'SSE E , , . wp iii! S D 1 N ...Q-' sim, 'WC' Ps Xie M at is Q w 5 'swap xx . 'W-Mf.ll.g ' A f 1 '-ef' X. 5? 2. '-gfsf s Il. . , Y e A i t.. si 1. fs 'W -'- ' W W .L ,N 'Qi in i 4 LE, f .K I l , A Q ik 15 LW pug I .Eg M I it N W l as i W , :A b -b p? ,,., p 5 H t it-x Mix .tp ...., K . 3. J p ww--tg E .g 1 L, t :,., . 5 . t ,E ig A Q 7 .. s E. 5 . ,- 5 . r , S. A 2 A M .I 3 xv Y fi. ., pwwn-as is 1 phases, 'Q w f . ,. x ,ii-4 1 gi ' I if F Q .J W5 Jw v, is Q . Q x A X 5 , xx .i n , 'Mi ' 1. ll.Hulsey. A.Cook. 2. F.Bol1annon. S.Hilton, ll.Caslle-man, C.'l'anksley. D.Neal. 5.11-nsen, D.Jensen, D.Yent-gas, llllill, l..Bayl1-ss, l .Kenne1ly. 3. B.Rll'll2lI'tlS0ll, S.lNlisclike. ,l.hlonroe', M.l'r0so. D.Armi- stead, N.Shatas. R.Bakke, Slllark. 3l.Wallon. l'. johnson. 4. Lliurkle, illoll, S.Bousc-, A.Balzer. lhI.Wlllll8.IllSOll, Mfklyers, A.Menczes. l..Quin0nes, F.llaravey. e iming Gears MODERN DANCE Modern dancing is a very good way to improve the body and to keep limbered up. The modern danc- ers learned various exercises to help develop poise and improve their posture. Miss Beu, Hannah Hulsey, and her assistant, Anita Cook, worked together to show the girls different steps and movements that make interesting dances. They did variations of leaps, hops, jumps. skips, runs and they even did some little tricky steps for variety. The entire group made up original dances to show their creativeness in this field. Front: L.Hutchcraft. 1. S.Bower, H.Casleman, D.Rogers, S. Hilton, J. Monroe, M.Dawson. ,I.3IcCullough. P.Kennedy, L.Quinons, R.Bakke, B. Hill, S.Houston, ,I.Hill, D.Reed, ,l.Neal. SONG LEADING AND MAJORETTES Along with the popular song leading group a new group was introduced to the girls interested in some- day becoming majorettes. Eleanor Boone met twice a week with them to give them hints on twirling, high-stepping, marching, and strutting. Although new, this interested several girls hoping some day to do stunts with their batons. Louise Hutchcraft led those interested in develop- ing talent towards song leading through basic steps. She then graduated them into work with marches and finally worked out steps for the school songs. 1. E.Boone. 2. A.Balzer, S.Rouse. 3. M.DeLeen- heer, M.Williamson, R.W'iersma. Q. S- l. D.Re-ell. ,l.Phillips. B,Sivelle. C,Yaltlez. Ni.'l'anamat'lii. .-X.Ay'ila. Alle-nc-ze-s, Nl.Nlyers. .I.CrilTin. .l. Harvey. P.5quilJlr. .l.Nl4'Cullougl1. A.Hre'w4'r, N.llamilton, Nl.llart. 2. ,l.Nloore. R.Bakke. Nllolwrg. l'.Allen. M.Nielsen, Sjoslin. B.Mc'Lat1gl1lin. Plfox. itiollins. N.Y0llgIill. l..Quinonex. l,.l3arnex iwooten, A.Fisl1. .l.Neal. Ullonroe. i..Hll4hllt'!4. 5.Tliortie. lC.Kvyorkian. Shock Ahsorllers TUMBLING For a full semester those girls in- terested in hand springs, somersaults. dives. forward and backward rolls met to do just these things. Nora Yaki served as manager and helped the girls with anything they' were having trouhle with. They started their work with a few exercises to get them warmed up. Then they' went ahead learning new acts and practicing others. By' the end of the semester. most of the girls l1?l'Hlllt' very good. Nliss Phelan was the gym teacher in f-harge. 1. N.Hamilton. .-Xjlenezes, I..Quin0nes. 2. A.BreWer, E. Kevorkian. L.Rhorles. .,-- - f Slllarlx. A.Blackford. T e Glove i htm. 1 Compartment , , cgi, ..,-. -. 'M.vIf '. , Y' zgs ,- Hwy I . I -. ir: . wa, 'ul-so idx...Q. '::.. 1 I r . '+-. SOFTBALL -M GIRLS Take me out to the ball game was the song: sung hy a large num- lver of girls during the fourth quarter. Those singing it were headed for the girls' soft-ball diamond where. on Tuesclays and Vlfednesdays. they spent their afternoons playing soft' hall. They ix ere divided into teams which played not only to win. hut to see hon much skill they could develop. They soon hecalne very good. Melva White directed the activities of the players and kept the games progressing. The gym teachers in charge is ere Miss Bowman and Mrs. Bailey. l. l.'lill0Ill8S, B.l reeman. ,I.Phillips, Sjoslin. 0.Cl1esney. S. Guerrero. lfllarvey, A.Blackforrl. Sfilark li.Alsup. N.Weimer, A.Yamada. S.Gallego, Xl.Fejes. D.Neal. S.Jensen. 2. D.Reed, S.Collins, D.Sigman B.Sivelle. ,II.e0n, jNlcCullough, II.White, 'l'.I.eonc, XI.Royee, R.Nicola, D.Wesselman. Mllartinez D.Arhallo. B.Xlcl.aughlin. Yjlartinez. 3. Garcia. 'l'.Caziola. l.Lopez, Ajlartinez. V.Williams. S.Thorne lillarris. Ljames. B.Wehh, B.Hill. E.Nakatani. S.XlcClung:. Nl.Delieenheer, J. Harris. ,I. Wassenaar F.l isIier. S.'l'afova. l.lIord0x'a. Nllarcia. fl-. Xl.Brown. .l.Atkinson. Y.Rivf-ra, A.Braniel. D.Virgin, 1 BylSlIl21. W'.l.indley. l..Baker. Pulollnson. Nl.Dawson. Nl.flart. ,I.Cl0use. Pffox. ll.Yeneuas. Njlotoyasu l'.l.ewis. R.llelm, Y.Belcl1er. L.Baylf-ss. J.iYl0lll'0t tsM-s x- - , 40 - A Q I UwS4!A . saw fo' ' U 55.3 9 .sw svmsa us Stop umher Six sms AT Ku. NIERLE RIPIIAGEN lQXeelsior's part - time driver is Nlerle Ripharen. When other drivers were out. he ably took their place. IJONMD SCIIUI-IN STICPIIEN SIMS Bus No. 5 was driven hy Donald Schoen who has been here one year. Here since 1947 is Stephen Sims. Mr. Sims drove lnusses No. 12 and 1-I-. A vertisin nd Sna RAY SCHINN Ray Schinn, driver of bus No. 10, who has been here eight months, is well-liked. shot Aa QQ 'W MRS. ROBERT VUYMORE1 V ,Q 1 I'lwmgraph - ROBERT E. WATSKTN iManha MCKCC, Excelsior Class, 12511 1. 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J B SEAGE Prefzdent 5600 Santa Fe Avenue General and Indusmal Contractors LOS Angeles 58 California Spec1a11z1r1g m Machmery and Equlpment Installatlon 7 WV BINDING PHOTO ENGRAVING Ll-I COVERS PRINTING i 0 III Through the yeors Colufornlo Yeorbook Gunld hos served Excelssor Union Hugh School In the pub Incotuon of thenr EI Avnodor fnrst nn photo en grovlng loter oddlng prnntlng ond then blndlng We wlsh to thonk Mr Bull Adoms for the Ioyouts rn the book ond to commend the EI Avlodor stoft the complete treotment of their theme KENNETH C STEVEN ER agkrnia yargoog guifc! 327 To wne Avenue 'A' Los Angeles I3, Californla 'A' Mlchigan 4869 6'The Success of Your Annual Is Our Concern iff ik if XY it 090 af 2 if - 'E e ir I i I Q if ' J' 5 QXXS Q Best Wishes of BEDDOW FURNITURE C0 COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Telephone TOrrey 4 1464 12133 Front Street Norwalk Calif Large sfore selection GAINES DRUG STORE 8 P Small store hosplfahfy 1862.3 South Pioneer Boulevard ARTESIA Telephone T0 ey 5 1543 NANCE CHEVROLET FOR COMPANY SPORTSWEAR SCHOOL WEAR The Most Beautiful Buy of All The Best Used Cars ln Southern California T y 7 7l TO y 7 5377 LINGERIE WEISBART S lk 16638 South Bellflower Boulevard Bellflower Callforma NORWALK TRIANGLE GRAIN COMPANY 11719 E Rosecrans Avenue Pioneers ln Bulk Feed ln Norwalk Square Servmg the Greater Calnforma Dcnry Area Bellflower Collforma BELLFLOWER 16532 Bellflower Boulevard ' o L . Ceor e Gaines, Pro rietor O O rl' - 'k 1 17046 S. Bellflower Blvd. ond 15724 S. Bellflower Blvd. Orre -I7 rre - I I DED FLO0DS 5 xmas FUN LET'S SUPPORT THOSE WHO SUPPORT US Without the support of our Iocol businessmen thus onnuol would be Impossible They express theur touth In us by Investing their deserve thot forth by moksng thelr odvertnslng poy When you buy thunk first ot EI Avuodor odvertlsers JIMYE DUFFLE Aclverhsn ng Monoger COMPLIMENTS OF WHITE WHOLESALE COMPANY mone in our odvertisin . Let's show them thot we o reciote ond Y 9 PP G JOHNS MEN'S SHOP For the Finest Selection of High Styled YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING and SPORTSWEAR 4 Q1I11liI.I' C0lISlIlf'fPll Tlzonzpsorfs Sell It For Less ,IA 16411 Bellflower Blvd. - TO 7-2711 wk FURNITURE .L HOUSEWARES ir MAPLE SHOP if MODERNE SHOP ,L HARDWARE .L SPORTING GOODS ,L BABY SHOP wk CARPETING .Av CHROME .k TELEVISION ,L APPLIANCES Eslablislzefl Bellflower Since 1910 GARN ETT'S REALTY Norwollds Best Properties 11507 E. Firestone Norwalk, California Wlaialnleis mens BELLFLOWER'S FINEST FOR MEN'S CLOTHING TREND O'FASHION The Place To Go For Your SPORTSWEAR YON'S WYATCH AN' CLOCK SHOP F. J. Vogunten Watch :nuker jmreler 16522 ABPllH1lM'l'l' Blblllf'W'llP1l Hvllflowvr. Californian We oi the Excelsior Annual Start wish to express our appreciation to all ot those spokes Who made the Wheels go around and helped nialce this annual possilole. KENNETH C STEVENER PRINTING BINDING AND ENGRAVING WILLIAM RETCHIN I EDWARD WATSON S K SMITH CO COVERS PHOTOGRAPHY O of California Yearbook Guild I Zgfi A k . if 'giifsiigflf Iyf- ffm ,K M ?'ix,.?gsf'?iWQf?2z A A sm? i q Mf,','e'- 3 vu 2,.Q5QT,.f H ,v,,w,f- A A -:W ,rx 434 ,Fd-4., ,, M, ww a MV-M ,W ,.... 5 if. Ev M-.gg fr f J? , , .W W qs, ,fx 'W' ' z5'1f A ' A .gaiiiwgffk 1 3f ',?S3 A ,1 1 n W,-.ww , , Q.w4,fn,,:, L, Li if rd 7 H ' - ,