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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

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Excelsior Story featured i f . . B . . . . i I 8 i ls the graduates reminisce, 7 , de a picture story of what Y Excelsior High School has done in the year of 1958-1959. For this reason, the staff has chosen as the theme for our annual, THE EXCELSIOR STORY. g JUDY MeNALl.Y Editor-ln-Chlaf SUE SMASTIAN Managing ldllor MR. JOHN DONALD Ad Advisor Wall, tha books have finally balaneadl All right Judy, I'll do III Jus! pu! dawn the whip! Ml. IIVING MARKS Annual Advlsor Evarybady say C H E E E S El I sflll lhlnk fha cover should be pink and orange! mimi ww J J HY ,,.l H,,l, U, , JW rw L oi JANET MODLIN luslnau Manager 0 H I 6 O O D Y I look what ws'vo gov. MR MOITON LOVEMAN Photography Advisor 0 3 If 1' at 1. , . A an DEDICATION ..'.' . ' E-A wht- .. A 1'r4 l -'J . , 5, 'H ,V M.-3, wr, 1 '- .-4.,.,.,iH . - A ' ',.-fw'--- + ff V ' N sa H 'N'-' . , .r5-at-'is1H 5 , 'f. f I7 'J J'v 'Vi -M - ' I it . ,,Ni u ,2-ne-,.g,, V-.'t Q ,Gil f . V 4,4-,Spf K . ,-mai ,hy j' . 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He used a proiector as his magic wand and film as a magic carpet. Now after twenty-seven years as guide and companion on these tours he is retiring to days of ease and relaxation: beginning his own story, though Excelsior's story will be forever a part of his, and his forever a part of the Excelsior story. For these reason we have dedicated the 1959 El Aviador to Mr. Hugh Yost. W H. is L I Al .rf .4 L , L,-'ei' ' iw4-..w,L ' , ..x. ,W -.. a Q 1 W 1 'fhiw wa U arg wg. .515 i . if I 3' , , .W .A' , J-,.xLi ,4 if-1 Egg ffl UDQ-EBSQ.,-Q-R is - 'gh THE EXCELSIOR V' H fl E. r i 'QEF -if 4. 1 ight 1 . Mmm.. W 'N 'CT IN 'I wq ,,? 41 PICTURES ggfgg, 'W'- ,,.f'?+ sToRY Q if XJ A N 411 . ii x --.. A! X .- , -, 1' . if-4 ' ': i ' i 1: f ,af 'wx ,AA tix' .1! . 'ig ,Zi TABLE OF CGNTENTS Administration .... ,. . . 8 i g Student Government . . . 22 Seniors. . .' ..... . 40 Classes. . . . 1 76 A Activities . . . . 6. 102 , i Girls' Sports .. . . . 136 Boys' Sports . . . . 146 Advertising . ..... 171 549645-bfi-Z : i i N Q . 1 x, i774'7i' 575 .K K ff' ffzczf' Aziz' P jyzfacffj WfL,, Q,i7P GMM ffff L gjjhfzj if I ' 7 I X M f M flip A All ,,.. K4fCf7 -ff Kgdjjggfg Kyffj 77 12? J' fd K Q 4 I If 'jj A-Xi A! rf 5 W ffffyazf, Q A f f5fZc4?4! V, J .f , f , . , X fl f V ,fljfj ff! f f ffgffff 4 5 Lagxf ,.A,-' iv 9 ff L 9666! 4 74 ' Zgygyf A J Tl, if My G, XX xx A ' 1 ' Sl fgplflfffz O Q! gkfff jj - ' ,f2ffff M .Ji 2' X f V!! , ' W , W! ff' 'W JH f . Kiydff f? fifzfff -'J . XP fy I ,, Kd f ff ,,',f 777 ' ' 'ff bfgik X Af, . ff 5 I My I P 4 M, eff M9 L X I fffff' N .. V b 1 ,jf XX A if ff I , fyfjwg - , I Sf ff! 'I ' . Q W2 ,A-fly!! A DMUNIUA h'BZfe5f'LFUOlM XA it 7 , +53 aff? I1 I-5 3 Q Fu 'Iv f EEL ' MR RICHARD GAHR District Superintendent ' .' :- 1 YQ -o f I F? ,Au 4. X 5 MR. ROBERT D. ASHTON Director of Personal and Special Services MR. MURRELL M. MILLER Director of Business Affairs MR. RICHARDSON HASTINGS Director of Instruction ln the production of the Pilot story the superintendent became our executive producer. This role was one of great importance in the year now past. This executive provided the administrative leadership for the entire school program. Included in his duties were the direction of public relations and the development of plans for school plants and facilities. He, with others, made possible The Excelsior Story. pri T BOARD OF TRUSTEES pam. MR. VENN FURGESON Clerk MRS. PHYLLIS AEGERTER For the financial angels of our production, the plot of the story had no beginning or end. The takes and retakes continued throughout the one hundred and seventy-seven days of the school year. Due to the efforts of these and others like them, the Pilot's story rolled on through both the good and the bad. Their advice and authority guided those who directed and performed. Each played an all-important role in the productions of The Excelsior Story. MR. RAYMOND F. HANSEN MR. HAROLD L. MacTAGGART President DR. CARL W. TAGUE THE PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE Our annual is a reminder of the friends and events that filled our days at school. In coming years its pages will revive for us the people and ex- periences that make school days truly golden days. The important and lasting ejects of our schooling, however are not easily recorded on the pages of a yearbook. W'hat we ahsorh from classes, lessons, reading - how much we strengthen in doing our work well, in facing dijficult tasks with determination - how much we grow in dealing with others through our many daily contacts - the sum of these things measures the worth of our schooling. I trust that what you carry from Excelsior in your head and heart will he as valuable as the memories you carry in this hook. a fig. 445 MISS LUCILE TOMBS Assistant Principal The men behind the scenes, as well as the actors on stage, have many important duties to perform to help make a performance run smoothly. Mr. Richard James, Dean of Boys, coun- seled and supervised the members of the Boys' League seeing that all of its activities came off as smoothly as any award-winning production. 'ifv MRS. HELEN BRYAN Dean of Girls With one hundred and one scenes to be shot on our production schedule our assistant principal, Miss Lucile Tombs, was kept con- stantly busy. She helped in the planning and directing of assemblies, activities, and many other events in which the members of Pilot- ville participated and also viewed. MR. RICHARD JAMES Dean of Boys During the year problems were bound to arise among the members of a cast as large as ours. Members of the Girls' league found Mrs. Helen Bryan, Dean of Girls, always will- ing to advise and to help with the many and varied problems which found their way into her office. - MR. TED CHENNEY Senior Counselor Ml. EARL LEAKE Sophomore Counselor ......,,, , -- -W Jr-- MR. KEITH WEST Director of Attendance and Welfare Directing the attend- ance office is Mr. Keith West. It is his iob to make sure the members of our cast are not absent from their work without a legal excuse. For how can any production be well done without the full cooperation and support of the cast? In order for a show to go on, technical advice is needed. Filling this all-important task this year were the counselors. The students of all classes came to the counselors during this year for any technical advice which they may have needed. The seniors came to find out about scholarships and colleges, and other students to get help in pro- gram changes and other general problems. MRS. DOROTHY POTEAT Junior Counselor MR. MAURICE JOYCE Freshman Counselor English Department MR. N. GANDOLFO Occidental: L.B.S.C. Gardening: Stamps MRS. C. APPLETON Cornell: L.B.S.C. Jazz music MRS. ANNA KERR U.S.C.: Pepperdine Tennis: sewing: hiking gardening Social Studies MR. NORMAN STROH Colo. St.: U.S.C.: L.B.S.C. Travel: biographical reading MR. MYLES KING San. Fran. State Gardening: camping: fishing R' 59 ind . Nur ii' , -it i' 3 -'ii i ,i.kir5.- - Qs, -Q MR. DAVID ALCALA La Verne: Claremont Sports r i t -o . ' 4. 12317 tty: t .. .:. -fi, ' ,fpz L..-.L754-1?,f-5.7 ' X . MR. WILLIAM LANTRIP MR. JOHN MILLER Baylor: L.B.S.C. U.C.L.A.: U.S.C. Reading: college books Golf: gardening Department MR. DALE BELL Millikan: L.B.S.C. Reading: golf: travel MR. WILLIAM LEWIS L.A. St.: Pepperdine Sports MRS. M. HESSICK St. Olaf: U. of Minn.: U.C.L.A.: Music MR. SIDNEY ROGERS A.C.T.S.: Wash St.: U.S.C. Photography, nature study. MR. C. CASTIGLIONE L.A.S.C.: L.A.C.C.: U.S.C. Woodworking: Cabinet making MR. IRVING MARKS U.C.L.A.: L.B.S.C.: Michigan State Reading: chess: bridge ,F MISS JEAN ROGERS West Washington C.: L.B.S.C.: Music: Poetry MR. JOHN HUNTER Westminster: Princeton: Edinburgh U. Reading: travel ga: C Rs. V. I. MR. WARREN RUST U. ot N. M.: Columbia: U.C.L.A.: U.S.C. Sailing, gardening MR. LYLE FERRY Fullerton: U.C.L.A.: L.B.S.C.: Skin diving: records: cars MRS. M. McCANDLISS Oberlin: U.S.C.: Claremont Music: writing: poetry MISS CORA SHERZER U.C.L.A.: L.B.S.C.: Fresno St.: Reading: gardening: swimming MR. M. JABLONOVICH lll. St.: Normal U.: Ind. U. MR. JACK STEIN MR. CLEO .IARRELL Cent. Oklahoma: C. of Puget Sound: Sports f L ....,..- A6 MRS. MABEL RALEY Mt. St. Mary's: Notre Dame: Reading I MRS. ESTELLE TROUP Whittier Reading: writing MR. RICHARD LAING U. ot Oregon Photography MRS. M. TEMPLETON U. of Chicago: U.S.C.: Chapman: Whittier: U.C.L.A. L.B.S.C. Chess Music, books, swimming h all- MR. venus TINGLE MRS. HELEN WATSON San Diego St.: Whittier U. of Ia.: Grinnell: Hunting, fishing L.B.S.C. Folk music Girls' Physical Education MISS REGINA PHELAN Whittier Stamp collecting MRS. FAYE ANTAKY L. A. St.: Mt. St. Mary's: L.B.S.C. Jazz, theatre music Boys' Physical Education MR. GEORGE CURTIS Whittier Fishing, skin-diving v ef if .ft if.: V H MR. JAMES DANIEL U.C.L.A.: L.B.S.C. Fishing MR. LES BILLINGER Santa Barbara: U.S.C. Fishing .z . A I wh. if ' Q. -' .5 MR. CARL KRAUSHAAR U. of Cal., L.B.S.C. Wood-working Industrial Arts MR. VOLNEY HAWLEY Santa Barbara: U.C.L.A.: L.B.S.C. Fishing, photography N 1 Z. F' 9' M . i Ffa. il MR. GEORGE BISHOP U.C.L.A.: U.S.C. Crafts, fishing MISS BONNIE BOWMAN Oregon State Sports s MR. JOHN CRIPPEN Compton: Whittier Fishing, watching T.V. MR. THOMAS LYON U. of Oregon, L.B.S.C. Golf MR. H. CHATFIELD U.S.C.: L.B.S.C.: I.S.T.C. Driver education ... MISS D. GARDNER Stanford: San Jose St. Bowling, swimming, stamps MR. JACK NEWMAN Humboldt State: L.B.S.C. Surfing, football MR. H. DOERNBRACK U.C.L.A., Fresno St.: U.S.C., L.B.S.C. Fishing, bowling , in -Y-2 1 .ii.. f 1 MR. ARVID VIHLEN Mankato St.: U.S.C. Fishing, swimming, travel MRS. V. MORGAN L.B.S.C.: San Jose St. Knitting, boating, crafts MR. BRYAN ROBINSON Memphis St., U.S.C. Golf, Swimming - f -J . , J MR. PAUL LIGHT U.C.L.A.: U.S.C.: L.A.S.C. Swimming, radio MR. MARION WILLIE N. E. Mo. St.: U.S.C.7CoIo. St. Mo. U.: U.C.L.A. Music, cars, sports MRS. R. PETERSON L.B.S.C., Drake U. Swimming, traveling MRS. MAUDE VOWLES U.C.L.A. Dancing, skiing,sports ,L 8 . '39' A we MR. JAMES THOMAS U.S.C., L.B.S.C. Gardening t - ,.,, Q . gg. . MR. ALFRED WILSON U.C.L.A.: L.B.S.C.: Superior Wis. St. Tech. Travel, mechanics Mathematics MR. WILLIAM KAHM Nebraska Wesleyan: U.S.C.: U. of Arizona Flshlng and Mechanics Music MRS. WILDA YATES U.S.C. Pet poodle and antiques Art MR. JOHN DONALD Carnegle Tech. Color photography and art iv ti L? S T9 ...if MR. DON BRUNS U.C. at Santa Barbara: L.B.S.C. Surflng and golf MR. EDWIN CARRIGAN MR. HAROLD HARTJEN Pomona College U.S.C.: U.C.L.A.: L2B.S.C. Tennis: Swimming: music Woodworking: flshlng: trick math problems f f 'ul' 2 - - t, E35 '- i 1421 MR. QUENTIN YOUNG U.C. at Berkeley: San it-asefSt.: College of the ICI IC Fishing U.C.L.A. Golf MISS CARMEL LING U.S.C.: Whittier Muslc: sewing: reading i 'L i ' 'Q' J-u4.:i.ft 'r 2 if il i' x. if E Nl 4, ,. . . - , .Pi WI MRS. CLARA M. TRACY N. W. Mo. St. Teachers: U.S.C. Cactus ralslng Business Education MR. E. CLEAVINGER ,, f MR. H. VAN PETTEN Kans. St. Teachers: U.S.C. Track sports: travel MRS. PHYLLIS DEUEL MR. ROBERT EISSLER Drury: U.S.C. Golf: bridge: sports .1 .,,..f ,,5-,:.-t,.,4-w..1-.,w- - , I P I' . . L' is We ' K Hamline University jg Readlng ' ' ,ay 4 f vif au ' S V. ui . .f N ' . Q l A ..: ' if ,A -if A t..-vtiqsu. i i f -rgw Iliff.: it ii ' wt MR. JOSEPH LANGDON MRS. THERI ROTH MRS. FAYE WEBER Universl ' of South U.C.L.A. Dakota Music and reading Science MR. H. HULTGREN Winona St. U. of Mlnn. Skiing: skin-diving: paint ng: reading Health and Safety MRS. GERTRUDE BLOOM U. of Mlnn: L.B.S.C. Golf and bridge MR. JOHN BRAME MR. OLDEN HUGHES U.S.C. Oregon State Reading and volleyball Playing with his children MR. TEAUEY HAWLEY Whittier: U.S.C. Hiking: prospecting MR. L. MAGNUSSON U.S.C. Golf MISS EVA WILLIAMSON U.S.C.: U. of Okla.: Edmond St., Okla. Travel 8. collecting historical plates MR. STAN MALEK Whittier U.S.C.: L.B.S.C.: U.C.L.A. Building Golf: bridge f -, ' I h .gy E:-M ' A - , ' ' AP MR. EVERETTE ROEDER MR. RONALD GARDNER MR. MORTON LOVEMAN Wesleyan: Columbia L.B.S.C.: L.B.C.C. U.S.C. Reading: traveling: sports Surfing Photography HOMEMAKING MISS HESTER ARTHURS Santa Barbara St.: U.S.C. SPECIAL MISS C. COUTURE Farington St. Teachers: Barry Photography, travel, and flower arranging CLASSES Al MR. W. BAUMGARTNER MR. FRANK HAYMAN U.C. at Santa Barbara: U.C. Gadgets and inventions U.S.C. Golf, swimming and cattle raising , X.. '.n.:.g5.. 4524, X xii.. -'ii Q MISS PANSY GAGE MRS. HELEN TOELLE U. of Ark.: U.C. at Colo. St.: L.B.S.C. Berkelyf L.B.S.C. Travel, crafts, and sewing I .5 is MISS MARIE WILSON Ohio St.: U.C.L.A.: Loyola School, home, friends, and the arts LANGUAGE MISS VETA HOPPER Stanford: Nat'I U. of , Mex.: Sorbonne P A l I K ' - 'P A x 1 A, ' g ....v A i 4 .-o. i MR. ARTHUR DE HERAS MR. THOMAS EVERLY MRS. M. HEINZMAN U. of Michigan: U.S.C. U. of Colo.: U. of Denver: U.S.C.: Columbia Golf and handball U.S.C. University: Sorbonne Travel and gardening 4 J . ue MR. JAMES MILNER MRS. JUNE NELSON Trinity: L.B.S.C.: L.B.C.C.: U. of III.: Simpson Fresno St.: Loyola Gardening, reading, and Selling insurance badminton MISS N. ROACH Travel and languages S' ,,.. MR. HUGH YOST U. of Neb.: Kan. St. Teachers: Columbia U U.C.L.A. Photography MRS. ROBERTA STRIPLE L.B.S.C.: U.C.L.A.: Methodist Hospital Bowling if Working to better relationships b tween directors and the general cast, the Faculty Club met often to discuss various problems. Many decisions were reached to the benefit of all those working to- gether. FACULTY CLUB MISS REGINA PHELAN MR. JOHN DONALD MR. CLEO JARRELL MR, SIDNEY ROGERS Vice President Secretary N.E.A. Representative C.T.A. Representative MR. BRYAN ROBINSON President CAFETERIA WCJRKERS Flight Deck Manager Mrs. lee Y X Y ' ' E gg f vr lk ROW ONE: R. Butler, B. Burkhart, G. Hooper, H. Galbreath. ROW TWO: I. Lewis, A. Hulst, M. Bailey. SECRETARIES M.. , uv, ..-A During a busy day our active cast found the Flight Deck, under the di- rection of Mrs. lee, and the cafeteria, under the direction of Mrs. Burk- hart, an indispensable help in nourishing their bodies to carry on the scenes of The Excelsior Story. With a cast of hun- dreds, there was a gigantic amount of book- keeping, records, and ac- counts to be kept. Our corps of efficient secre- taries attended to this duty and helped keep our production running smoothly. ROW ONE: B. Bradford, M. Bullard, M. Rivas, G. Foreman, E. Patton. ROW TWO: H. Becker, B. Boyd, R. Burgess, E. Endres, E. Harrison. ROW THREE: S. Russell, V. Ewers, B. James, A. Noble, D. Baker. .-' N Y . MAINTENANCE MEN r V X nr -. X , Q I , It 1 X ,ry Lbb. . E 35.93 11 t Q., X , .JI FM M ' , T '-if . Q A y ,My . . .5 F 1. ,. 'sg'-if-l,,.1ge W V 'xg ., lvl' y 'xg' ' Q Wi-. 1 ti . ' ROW ONE: R Gardener, O. Maring, W. Alexander, J. Vigus, L. Henry, N. West. ROW TWO: B. Wise- man, R. Wishon, O. Miller, H. O'Neal, C. Standlee, J. Ryken. ROW THREE: V. Sayles, R. DeJong, E. McVey, F. Summers, A. Follis, T. James. YK 20 ROW ONE: M. Tilton, M. McKinnen, T. James, R, Gardner, C. Oyler, H. R, DeJong, C. Back, D. Schoen, L, Boone, D. Mennealy, G. Bottema. CUSTCDDIANS 7' Steward. ROW TWO: R. Fennel, F y ,js W um t The show must go on, and that it did, through rain, fog, and smog as the bus drivers took us to and from school each day. The men behind the scenes also played an important role in the pro- duction of The Excel- sior Story. Without our dedicated custodian and maintenance men our production could not have been possible. BUS DRIVERS ROW ONE: A. Stakeman, J. Reynolds, L. Curtis, D. Mulligan. ROW TWO: H. Scrog- gins, E. Beard, E. Kunkel, E. Cade. I I TEACHERS VI y ks N f4'5wg,xa 4 . dem NGE IS U mo Ro'S REVE .-Bu! Miss Shefier' lon ACTION book! GUAM, 'Q ,f X., 9-uw C'-' M www 'Z' ,5rL,,,4,c--M' F777 '601o- HDD You ho ve fo 'urn On 'h e xx' ,,wo,,xa v EL Mis. NGN ou Hke Yo hee' D . 5WiIgh .foxes fffsl, M . r' L'9hn -9s .rl-fe Ur 41 ou,, 'faq d , 1,7 -fo? p,o X I. lf 8 r 7 0 ICO4 o 'f Qx fu 4 9, 'sf-, 21 - -. f' ,-g TUBE ull' f 'Q I Q fi '11 f . 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I . -.3-l. , ,,.-xiii? 1 ' - J ,-+4-X: -9 , , -.- . .7..,.,,v -nr' y.-. . 4 ' fl- ' - ' -4 v' l H STUDENT BCDDY STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT ARNOLD ABRAMS FIRST SEMESTER FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS CHUCK EMERSON SANDRA JOHNSON EUZABETH WELCH Vico President Secretary ' ,fliix PRISCILLA PARTRIDGE Director of Activities 'vu DONNA BOYD Head Song leader Treasurer BARBARA CAUBLE JACK SCHULTZ Director of Publicity Sergiant-at-Arms DOI DUNCAN Head Yell Leader BILL HERRERAS STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT SECOND SEMESTER SECCDND SEMESTER OFFICERS Niki lt T' Ken Woods Marilyn Carlson Vice-President Secretary Elizabeth Welch Treasurer Cecil Leach George Feaster Director of Activities Serge nt-at-Arms MAJ if f The second seme er stu- dent body officers began our story anew after midterm in- termission in the school pro- duction. These stars of our story provided the cast with lead- ership in spirit and in activity throughout the remainder of the year. if ti'-at Sherrie Gordon Director of Publicity Bob Duncan Donna Boyd Head Yell Leader Head Song Loader FIRST SEMESTER 5 xl F r I r if . lg- 'WE STUDENT COUNCIL X.: il ' i I 4 4 ROW ONE: S. Yepez, S. Rogers, M. Pritchett, D. Romero, B. Vigil, G. Tangi, C. Phillips, D. Ruelas. ROW TWO: J. Gray, C. Nesser, P. Bryant, K. Bonneville, R. Oliveira, P. Lawrence, L. Inskeep, R. Night ingale, J. Erickson. ROW THREE: B. Blanc. G. Keller, T. Valverde, K. Mount, N. Townsend, A. Thomasy, J. Mason, M. Roberts, D, Standlee, D. Maher, D. Fike. ROW FOUR: L. Mitchell, C. White, M. Farr, B. Wagner, G. Linderberger, S. Gordon, M. Rogers, T. Cozby, C. Axline. ROW FIVE: L. Earl, L. Patter- son, J. Carmichael, J. Stacey, C. Montgomery, D. Bowman, J. Miglore, L. Martinez, C. Davies, L. Kless. ROW SIX: J. Hames, T. Rush, J. Ruben, J. Shadford, N. Tippings, B. States, G. Trulock, C. Barnes N, Keller, C. Grimm. ROW SEVEN: S. McPherson, R. Headley, P. Hernandez, G. Yon, E. Soldana: D. Cullen, T. Jacobson. After the crime comes punishment! This was the role played by the stu- dent iudges. They tried cases and fined the students accord- ing to seriousness of their crimes. Students were chosen on their - citizenship record and grades. Chuck Emerson, student I body vice-president, presided over the group. A blue slip was your ticket to this special fea- ture. ,,,,,. .M-wmnnrf f 5-: f- Wt As many general problems concerning our picture arose throughout the year, a special group was on hand to discuss them and find a so- lution. Consisting of one member selected from every council class, under the chairmanship of Bea Vigil, the House of Representatives was important to our pro- duction. FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT JUDGES ROW ONE: K. Basse, R. Obering, L. Roman, P. Wallace, C. Crabtree, S. King, C. Phillips. ROW TWO: S. Johnson, B. Rader, S. McCollum, S. Schepinske, S. McPherson, L. Sparks, C. McKee, J. Matchis. ROW THREE: C, Emerson, J. Lowe, B. Moberg, J. Rubin, T. Strong, D. Noggle, G. Brock, B. Herreras, J. Eldridge. Members of the cast are able to voice their opinions to the directors through the House of Represent- atives. ldeas and suggestions from the House of Represent- atives were turned over to the Senate to be acted upon. ln this way a good stu- dent body relation- ship resulted be- tween the cast and the directors. Counselor, Mr. Joyce, directed and kept the show on the go in Student Body Judges. Stu d e nt B o d y Judges take care of all the misdemean- ors which are written up on blue slips. Vice - president, Ken Woods, was head of the iudges. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES . 1. ' fl ROW ONE: S. Pinnell, J. la Roche, C. Phillips. ROW TWO: T, Valberde, B. Vigil, R. Pacheco, E. Hankamer, S. Kerf, D. Haddock. ROW THREE: C. Moore, C. Sandlig, D. Holmes, S. Chomlee, M. Gates, M. Roberts, J. Maroney, M. Bell, P. Thacker, R. Oliveira. ROW FOUR: N. Wolford, C. Nightenegal, F. Soto, B. Sherly, J. Ogan, M. White. J Julian, B. Asmus, P. Plaslow. ROW FIVE: P. Ruiz, T. Dooley, J. Calpilla, B. Ham- ilton, M. Farr, S. Rindflesh, T. Sampson, S. Brown, J LaPIaze, D. Moher, K. Basse. ROW SIX: G, Klainguen- ther, B. Cauble, J. Smith, J. Homes, L. Earl, T. Cline, H. Lee, B. Tice, D. Frost, D. Rochon. ROW SEVEN: R. Castelum, S. Sorenson, B. Carlson, E. Saldana, K. Olds, S. Van Sponie, B. Tyra, D. Utley. STUDENT BODY JUDGES 17, A , gill' . ROW ONE: Ken Woods. ROW TWO: J. Evans, D. Boyd. ROW THREE: K. St. John, C. Phillips, J. Mathis. ROW FOUR: S. Olmstead, M. Hammon, G. Jarrell, T. Cline. As the directors of the Ex- celsior Story, the Senate, more commonly known as the Leadership class, had many important decisions to make about the production. Some of the main duties of the Leadership class were to pass bills, make motions towards the changing of the Student Body charter, and also ap- propriate student body funds. FIRST SEMESTER FIRST SEMESTER SENATE :onli V ., .vmwmd .....vnwn'!!! 1' ROW ONE: A. Abrams, B. Duncan, D. Boyd, B. Vigil. ROW Pasma, J. Schultz, H. Taylor, P. Hernandez, C. Emerson, TWO: J. McNally, G. Jarrell, P. Partridge, S. Johnson, E. B. Cauble. Welch, L. Sparks. ROW THREE: D. Landon, D. Norman, D. RALLY COMMITTEE ww 'g Q s - f -ww f-.Yf ...,.....,.,.,m.. ROW ONE: J. Vencousky, J, Carroll, P. Partridge, Mr. THREE: K, Connell, R. Flescher, D. Landon, B. Melton, J. Castiglione, D. Smith, S. Gordon. ROW TWO: S. Rindfliesch, Eldridge, D. Norman. S. Cos, L. Fischer, R. Hoover, C. Douglas, D. Boyd. ROW Our promoters of school spirit, and directors of rallies were the rally committee this past year. They worked, planned and schemed to- gether to give our rallies that extra something which boost- ed our spirits high at football games. Instead of calling quiet on the set they en- couraged all the cheering and yelling that our strained voices could produce. l 0 - l H lip. ROW ONE: D. Boyd, C, Phillips, D. Romero. ROW TWO: ROW FOUR: D. Norman, B. Herreras, E. Southfield, H. S. Gordon, R. Hampton, B. Duncan, E. Welch. ROW THREE: Taylor, C. leach, G. Fenster. J. Modlin, D. Landon, S. Klimek, J. Mullins, M. Carlson. SECOND SEMESTER RALLY COMMITTEE Playing an important part in the Excelsior Story is the Rally Committee. Headed by the Student Body Director of Activi- ties, the Rally Committee consists of representatives from lust about every or- ganization on campus. One of the many func- tions of this committee is to plan the activities ev- ery semester, consisting of assemblies and rallies. X I SECOND SEMESTER SENATE The planning of activities, dis- cussing of regulations, and solv- ing of problems continued with the work of the Second Semester Senate. This group met, discussed and decided many important issues during the remainder ofthe year. 48- gag l .. -.. , 1 mu-I1 ROW ONE: J. Dyer, S. Gordon, C. Phillips, D. Boyd, M. Carlson, P. Partridge, B. Hertneck. ROW FOUR: B. B- DUHCGH- ROW TWOI K- 57- -l0l1 ', M- Fallon, l. Cdlfvlf, Barnes, D. Landon, C. Leach, M. Hammon, L. Jacobson, G. Jarrell, G. Freeman. ROW THREE: B. Melton, S. Johnson, K. Woods. 3 GIRLS' f : LACY SPARKS Girls' League President Even movie lots need a group of people to keep order, doing their port on our lot were the Girls' League Usher- ettes, Finding the proper place during assemblies proved o difficult task even for the old pros , but the Usherettes were always there to guide the girls to their places as well as keep order. 32 LEAGUE CABINET J. Vencovsky, L. Sparks, C. Crabtree. ROW TWO: K. St. John, T Hoodenpyl S Jernigan P Cordozu J. Adams. ROW THREE: S. Noland, D. Romoro, P. Laurence, R. Pacheco USHERETTES .,,ir irrrr +1 so ROW ONE: Pat Lawrence. ROW TWO: D. Rivera, I. Bernal, N Ingersoll D Boyd S Noland D Smith B. Hamilton, B. Culbertson, L. Cattoir. ROW THREE: J. Kratt, D Lords I Slaughter A Prrtle D Young S. Olmsted, L. Bonner, E. Judd. ROW FOUR: P. Cordoza, J. Armstrong J Erickson P Hahn M Fallon C. Davies, S. Johnson, M. Cauble. GIRLS' LEAGUE WAYS AND MEANS -F .,., -4 ...... - . .,, . , . , 1 , X - s , ' , - sf , 1 ., , - - , ROW ONE: R. Miller, B. Garcia, J. Millsap, C. Moore, C. Crabtree, J. Tuthill, L. Holmes, M. Miller, J. Miglore. ROW TWO: J. Takahashi, B. Baker, D. Vigil, S. Pinnell, J. Modlin, E. Edwards, M. Bell C. Lenord, C. Sandvig, E. Welch, B. Padgett. ROW THREE: V. Miller, F. Vawter, D. Johnson, B. Goss J. Walkins, J. Coles, l.. Martin, J. Bauer, E. Gehricke, S. Cox, B. Cauble, N. Fluegiman, V. Hall. if - 1 'tsl , f It o .9 . rv mn:-q T---if-new '- ROW ONE: D. Loft, Mrs. Poteat, J. Vencovsky. ROW TWO: A. Mayfield, M. Robillard, C. Phillips, L. Woolley, J. Evans, D. Pateno. ROW THREE: B. Jernigan, B. Rape, C. Barnes, D. lngersol, D. Jungels, P. Snider, N. Young, M. Novak. ROW FOUR: B. Emery, S. Jernigan, W. Jones, C. Harper, M. White, S. Minyard, S. Beswick, N. Keller. ROW FIVE: L. Vernon, J. Cressel, L. Fischer, D. Harper, J. Mullen, L. Ferrell, C. Grimm, D. Hernandez. Our Girls' League was no different from any movie production, requir- ing money to carry out all the scenes on the production schedule. The Girls' League Ways and Means Committee devised many ways of raising the funds needed to produce the Sadie Hawkins Dance and other Girls' League activities. The Freshmen Girls' Day, first scene of the Excelsior Story, was planned and executed by the Friendship Committee. The Frosh Day was planned to get the fresh- men girls acquainted with their campus and new classes. The Friendship Committee, besides pro- moting friendship be- tween girls, served at various teas and other school functions. VARSHY CLUB lg- L. ROW ONE: J. Boker, H. Lozor, J. Kosoich, E. Saldano, J. Davini, R. Quinones, B. Melton, R. Alvarado. ROW TWO: R. Fendler, C. Perez, D. Shinedling, J. Recotta, K. Harky, T. Andre, S. Bruhns, J. Chadbourne. ROW THREE: G. Brook, fini' Mk s 5 e 40- f'N su M Blow: Patten, l. Desborough. ROW FOUR: 5. Hoover, T. Sebastian, R. Bogan, J. Gabbard, R. Toluce, D. Lewis, L. Bigham. ROW FIVE: J. Sanchez, B. Roberts, J. Eldridge, K. Woods, H. Lee, J. Ferguson, G. Deatherage, G. Feaster. B. Barnes, R. Burrell, J. Schultz, D. Norman, R. Shriver, J. Whenever action is on the set, such os assemblies, the Ush- ers were on hand to keep order in the audience. They saw that the students took their seats as quickly as possible and also cleared the auditorium after the performances were over. USHERS One of the most memorable events during each school year is the miser- able ifor the guysl but hilarious lfor the studentsl Var- sity Club initiation. lt takes just as much sportsmanship,if not more, to go through the initiation as it did for the various varsity sports in which the boys par- ticipated. W' 'VM' r S:---A-s --.Mus-. M.. , .... .. .. . .. ,..,.. .. ,.,,.,.,..... .. parvo msg ROW ONE: Mr. Wilson, G. Burns, A. Mathews, L. Lopez, D. T. Garrison, T. Ray, B. Tyra, J. Sawyer, J. Taylor, L. Glasgow. King, M. Mora, Mr. Dornbrack. ROW TWO: J. La Roche, R. ROW FOUR: A. Fisk, B. McCoy, G. Fenster, G. Luna. Throup, B. Melton, B. Oppenheim, J. Shartiar. ROW THREE: 'SU' 'O,f 1 in X iifx ll GEORGE FEASTER Agrkuliuro BANK BILL HERRERAS Social Studies Liberal Am Q 3 w I1 4 'N Y G ,Q , f .'. Q I ' I ' Q. O Q .' ff- ' :21z:?f' MARCIA WANHA JOY CARROLL BARBARA CAUBLE Business Muihemailcs Ari .. RF:-xl 'H 'L F N 1 -r fi, n I r ' C 7 GARY KLASSE JUDY VENCOVSKY SUE SEBASTIAN Indusirlal Arh OF AMERICA AWARDS Hia ., , unnv suvwson LL' Science '-1, .-,. E Maih and Sclsnce fQ: LAARA M5fQ5Ev. g4:9E fvv Fifa .1 ' .. -, R 'Az E , : Q. -1 .mf Q Y' I i ' ' W: in 4' Q ,y eff' f ,ELA L, QL ek ,af 5 A , 1 in 4' , sa? ANN PIRTLE MILTON HAMMON Homomaking Muglg Fine Arh Practical Arts STUDENT BODY WAYS AND MEANS 5 so , aD xx A ROW ONE: R. Garrity, D. Gonzales, A. Lotspiech, J. Mullen, S. Yepez, C. Kuwacla, S. Hoffstater. ROW TWO: J. Burges, G. Keller, T. Barksdale, J. Leville, B. Shimihara, C. Keller, E. Gehricke. ROW THREE: D. Holmes, M. Page, M. Barnes, M. Gates, J. Beswick, J. Armstrong, V. Mullins. ROW FOUR: L. Martin, E. Huirtrine, C. Helms, P. Berry, L. Peterson, L. Mitchell, P. Cordoza, M. Flemming. POSTURE QUEEN il '-rr 'R 'A D in ii is . ix A H - i 1 .... . K I '1f2f , POSTURE QUEEN 36 Ann Pirtle Since our production need- ed money to carry on just as much in the second semester as in the first, the Student Body Ways and Means Com- mittee continued their work of keeping the treasury ca- pable of paying for produc- tion costs. They thought of ways to raise money and then put them to work. A Pretty Girl ls Like a Melody was the theme of Posture Week, a special fea- ture which ran the week of March 2-61 Ann Pirtle, senior, and star of the week was ad- iudged the girl in the school with the best posture. Shar- ing the spotlight were Judy Rommel representing the iun- iors, Joy Crane, sophomores, Marty Pritchett, freshmen. ll STUDENT SPIRIT SONG LEADERS ? -1. 'SJ 'S ,f, ,,.a- Lynn Martin Penny the Pilot Spirit was certainly ev- ident everywhere on our set throughout the year. Groups especially re- sponsible for helping to create the wonderful support of our student body were our active song and yell leaders. These enthusiastic people strived constantly to find new and better ways of achieving the attention and response of the stu- dents. W' l, is Larry Simpson Pete the Pilot ' Left to Right: R. Gugliemano, T. Hoodcnpyl, D. Boyd, Head, P. Hahn, C. Phillips. l YELL LEADERS RWE? A mi!- fl. .. . , .ft 93:1 J., q . ...- 5.1 f lg: -,....-P X., , is 1,4-. .as 'Hgh 44 'X .3.,- . sq.. - 'IU' 1. : ,., ,,, V . . .5 up , .u ,W sx A xx, ROW ONE: C. Kuwada, K. St. John. ROW TWO: J. Mahorney, B. Duncan, P. Lawrence . CE: 1-. ' X rx hfi 0 2 'al 05 3 M K W cw I fvc Lacy Sparks Girls' State Representative +0 Viligty C U13 li GIRLS' STATE As rewards for excellent performances in their Junior year, Lacy Sparks and Bill Herreras were given the Girls' and Boys' State award. Each year a Junior boy and girl are chosen to attend a mock state government sponsored by the American Legion. This offered the students of California an opportunity to see iust how a typical government operates and to learn more about the world in which they live. BOYS' STATE Bill Herreras Boys' State Representative fi -ff nf' 9 3 V 14 f 1 v4,,,,44lli I-his ' La..L.u.f ,QL K 4 'I C O SEMUQLQS S x q., X x -s 1 X7 Q--1. a - .- 5 -. Y X Q s 1 g .1 V Q X, x ' X - V.- 4 ' s x . - -. N Q 'Q A ..-X v J , x , 1 n 's ,,. N xA ,- s 'u k s X s X . N -Q s Qi Qs Z SENIOR EDITOR PAT HERNANDEZ SENIOR CABINET au'-3 WZ? C7 . aim 1 I f X Win K Mrs. H. Watson Senior Advisor Row ONE: D. smith, D. Erickson. Row TWO: J. venwvsky, A. Pirtle, I G. Schauper. ROW THREE: B. Melton, D. Landon, C. Perez. d- I Mr. D. Bell fr 4 Mr. B. Wille The activities of the largest senior class in the history of the Excelsior Story were planned and directed by the senior steering committee. Their first big iob was to sponsor a booth at the car- nival. Next on the shooting schedule was the supervi- sion of homecoming activi- ties, voting on the color of the caps and gowns, and di- recting the Christmas dance. The ordering of the senior announcements and planning senior ditch day brought this chapter to a close. 42 STEERING COMMITTEE tv T7 .,. New all fs ROW ONE: S. Smith, S. Minycrd, V. Catron, B. Delcoure, D. Erickson. ROW TWO: D. Smith, D. Caligiuri, A. Pirtle, J. Carroll, G. Schaper, J. Scott, ROW THREE: L. Woolley, I. Slaughter, M. Farley, R. Headley, R. Hoover, P. Partridge. ROW FOUR: B. Melton, S. Klimek, J. Vencovsky, D. Hartzell, S. Johnson. ROW FIVE: C. Perez, L. McKown, J. Soyer, C. Emerson, N. Tippings, K. Woods, D. Landon. SIGNS OF '59 Lmm ,J . ,Q XE Every Friday saw the Excelsior campus as o sea of blue and gray as proud seniors displayed their class colors. Senior sweaters were ice blue trimmed in gray, while the jackets were the reversed color scheme of charcoal gray trimmed in blue. The senior emblem, designed by Pat Snead featured the name Pilots above an E enclosed by the charcoal numbers 59 . SONG LEADERS ugh E' vw Senior class spirits soared high when the blue and white of their song and yell leaders came on the scene. On hand at many athletic events and rallies, the girls created lively enthusiasm among their class- men. ROW ONE: R. Pacheco, M. Arebalo. ROW TWO: S. Minyard, D. Erickson, J. Stacey YELL LEADERS ff., I . B. Nosacka, D. Smith, K. Ogilvie ARNOLD ABRAMS JOLENE ADAMS Student Body President F.T.A. Math Club N.F.L. Varsity Football C,S.F. '57 x if t--r TYRONE ALBERTSON ROBERT ALEXANDER Annual Photography Stage Crew i' ,I at PATRICIA ADDINGTON Drill Team F.B.L.A. I.R.C. 1' gn. 5 JOSIE ALBA Annual Photography -1 '-.217 GILBERT ALBAN ESE Spanish Club Math Club JIM ALLABASHI GEORGE ALLISON Spanish Club NASH ALVARADO F.F.A. Junior Steering Committee Varsity Football 'lr' L SAM AMADOR DENNIS ANDERSON KATHLEEN ANDERSON F.B.L.A. N.F.L, I.R.C. GLORIA ARMIJO BILL AXLINE House of Representatives . . .421 .1 X ia 521. EQ, I ri' i how. 55- MARVETA ANDERSON IREEVESI Band I.R.C. Advanced Tennis MARTHA AREBELO Drill Team Senior Songleader F.B.L,A. QP? Qi' , ,. lk- 9 MARY AUGON House of Representatives SYLVIA BARBER G.A.A. TERRY ARNOLD GLEN ARROWSMITH BARBARA ASMUS Spanish Club Band Maiorette Audio Visual l,R.C- F.B.L.A. BARBARA BAKER DAVID BAKER GARY BAKKEN C.S.F. Bee Football Thespians J,V. Football N,F,L. Varsity Football I' if ll L M V , -. .. ,iff-75 'Z' 3 lx ia K . it BOB BARNES CLAUDETTE BARNES RACHEL BARRAZA CAROL BASKETT LOWELL BAUER Varsity Club C.S.F. G.A.A. Girls' Glee House of Representatives Friendship Committee G.A.A. Letter Club Lyric Club Jr. Red Cross F.T.A. Spanish Club Junior Honor Guard 'fit'- JIM BEALL JAMES BEDDIE BARBARA BEDLOW Attendance Office C.S.F. Jr. Honor Guard Band Modern Dance Q27 1 f . LEONARD BELTZ Spanish Club 'YC A L LEE BELIN DON BELL Public Address Crew Radio Club Science Club President '?.'L?ff BONNIE BENSON IRENE BERNAL JAMES BERNARD Girls' Glee Usherettes Band G.A.A. Big Sister Cadets-Co. Commander F.B.L.A. Girls' Glee I.R.C. Auditorium Ushers ff SANDRA BESWICK G.A.A. letter Club Spanish Club Friendship Committee Q, tl LELAND BRIGHAM JAMES BILBREY WALLACE BIRCH JOHN BLANCQ JO BLEECK Varsity Football Annual Photography California Cadet Corps Spanish Club Varsity Basketball Bee Basketball Jr. Red Cross Math Club J.V. Football Cadet Officers Club I.R.C. MARIAN BOATNER RICHARD BOGAN LARRY BOHNE JOSEPHINE BONELLO EDWIN BONNER A'CappelIa Choir Varsity Gymnastics Auto Shop Madrigal Singers F.H.A. 11 Iii . 'C:'. z r E R ,' I ' 1 SHARON BOUMA BILL BOWMAN DONNA BOYD JULIET BRADY CLARENCE BRANDSMA Spanish Club F.F,A. S.B. Head Song Leader Student Council Journalism LRAC, C.S.F. House of Representatives G,A,A, Usherette F.N.A. Secretary GERALD BROCK Varsity Football J,V. Baseball Student Body Judge F,H.A. JOE BRANDYBERRY DERRYLE BRASHER BARBARA BRIGHT Cross-Country House of Representatives Modern Dance F.B.L.A. S5 lg li ' L ' Q . . A X fk CLARENCE BROOKS FRANCES BROWN SPIKE BROWN GLORIA BULLER JUDY BUMCROT F,N.A. Gymnastics Lyric Club Cee Football A'Cappella Choir Spring Swing Banner Bearer -if XA! BEVERLY BROERSMA G.A.A. Jr. Red Cross 0. GARY BURDETT LARRY BURDETT PAT BURKE GLORIA BURKHARDT BARBARA BURKLIN Lyric Club . ., --9 PATRICIA BURRELL F.H.A. REX BURRELL Varsity Football Varsity Track B.L. Secretary 8. Treasurer ERNEST BURROLA 1 .dl . Q- ' EDDIE BUTLER CAROLYN CACANANDO NANCY CAIN IRIS CAMACHO Annual Slaff Photography G.A.A. Drill Team Spanish Club C.S.F. Rf.-f I ,Q 191--A 'C' MARIE CAMPITELLO SAM CARBONE AL CARDELLI Spanish Club DEE CAMERON Pep Club ITF fe MARILYN CARLSON F.T.A. Latin Club MARY CARMONA WILLIAM CARNLEY Jr. Honor Guard F.B.L.A. Jr. Red Cross 'EX R BARBARA CARR DON CORRANZA DANIEL CARREON ISABEL CARRILLO F.H,A. I.R.C. Senior Mr-Ihers' Tea CAROLE CARSON JEANNETTE CARSON WESLEY CARTER PATRICIA CASE Thespians Arl Sfudenl Body Judge G.A.A. 7.55 18-4 DALE CAMERON DIANE CALIGIURI Maiorelte Spanish Club Modern Dance I If 4 JOY CARROLL Head Flag Twirler C.S.F. Jr. Class Treasurer DARLENE CASTLE Jr. Honor Guard Drill Team Banner Bearer 48 I DARLENE CATES Jr. Honor Guard VIRGINIA CATRON Senior Steering Committee Office Messenger F.H.A. 'A if-if , .Nw ,- . ' ' :tg ,r W , L 1 ADRIANNE COUTANCHE CHARLENE CHANDLER F.B.l.A. Drill Team E.B.B. 21 WILLIAM COFFEE Coe Track Radio Club Command Pilots ' - ,a,., um X. tri 1 YVONNE COMPOS DAVID CONE A'Cappella Choir Madrigal Singers Talent Club VIRGINIA COX F.H.A. SHIRLEY COX Head Maiorette Ways and Means Committee Girls' Letter Club 'A LINDA CATTOIR Senior Steering Committee Pep Club Usherette ., 5 ,. N X, - I DAVID CHENEY . BARBARA CAUBLE MARLA CAUSEY Student Body Publicity l.R.C. Chairman: Annual Staff Thespians Girls' League Ways and Means French Club . ' iif?'- vsliflsft ug I n 1 I gli., A my I MARSHALL CHORNA Varsity 8. .l.V. Basketball J.V. Baseball Bee Basketball N.F.L. 7 GS DONNA CHICK Jr. Steering Committee Student Council 11117, 'rf X DOTTY COGHILL GARY COLE EDWARD COOK Student Body Judge Jr. Red Cross Varsity Baseball JUDY COZBY 454 DARLENE COLLO ffl 1: ANITA CORRELA JUDITH CAROL CRABTREE Girls' League Treasurer Spring Swing National Math Club J. :Cf 'O' .1- 1 .X'K V . 1,:,- ,. V AL COLTON Chess Club National Math Club Latin Club COURTN EY BEA CRADDUCK -znnua.u.- Xe a N STEVE CRANE KAREN CROUCH JUDIE CROHAN SHIRLEY CROTTS VIRGIL CUDE C S F Usherettes Drill Team I.R.C. F T A Jr. Red Cross Pep Club l1 ' DANIEL CULLEN JEANNE CURRIER EVELYN DAHL JACK DAVINI Hmfbgku Ci'wMM House of Representatives Spanish Club F.B.L.A. Varsity Club rj. Industrial ' I.R.C. RICHARD DEARMAN GARY DEATHERAGE JEANNE DELCOURE DALE DELP .3 ,L FRANCES DE MARCO Drill Team F.B.L.A. Jr. Honor Guard CAROL DENMAN IAN DESBOROUGH KAREN DENNISON BEVERLY DEVERY KAY DICE F H A N.F.L. F.B.L.A. Spanish Club Drill Team Varsity Tennis C.S.F. G.A.A. Student Body Counzil Varsity Basketball Jr. Steering Committee Jr. Red Cross F.B.L.A. BEN DIEGO BARBARA DILSAVER PAMELA DODGE VALERIE DODGE JOE DOMINGUEI Jr. Red Cross Spanish Club VI lm, I -E- K 4 HOWARD DoNsroN JOHN DUARTE ART DUNN DIANE DuNToN FARRELL DUNCAN Steering Committee Art Club Pep Club C S F G A A Audio-Visual Student Body Judge Spanish Club Drill Team Rally Committee Excelsior Life . 1 I ROBERT DUNCAN S.B. Head Yell Leader Bee Football Bee Track JOAN DUNLOP Mixed Glee Girls' Glee DONNA EDWARDS C.S.F. F.N,A. F.B,L.A. Thespians Girls' League Ways 8. G.A.A. Means fi JOANN EDWARDS 7,9 JIM DURLIN PHIL DYSTRA BILL EDLEN Q .fi RON EICKMEIER ELIZABETH EICHEN KATHI EISENBEISS l.R.C. F H A Drill Team Spanish Club G A A Jr Honor Guard Math Club F N A 'I 4 cr., , if as 'N RICHARD EKLUND Aeronautics Club Annual Staff Radio Club TOM EPPERLY Swing Band California Cadets Steering Committee , . .,,..., JIM ELDRIDGE Varsity Club Varsity Football Rally Committee RICHARD ERDMANN wi J-T'-J S-f LINDA EMERICH Spanish Club F.H.A. F.B.L.A. DOTTY ERICKSON Homecoming Princess Girls' League Usherette Senior Class Song Leader R1 N , 17, Q rea l wf -' 'lf 4, 'F 5 6: 5 L .E his MARIE FARLEY Senior Steering Committee F.H.A. G.A.A. LENORA FERRELL KATHLEEN FIERRO F N A President G.A.A. RICHARD FARRAND California Cadets German Club fl - A 4: .hg 'Y-'K 0 iw x Q 4 Ki . I LOWELL FINCH GEORGE FEASTER Student Body Judge House of Representatives F.F.A. JAYNE FIT A'CappeIIa Drill Team Jr. Honor I , 11 RICHARD FENDLER Varsity Club Gymnastics ZPATRICK BOB FLANIGAN s JAN FLESHNER GLORIA FLORIANO BOB FLYNN JOE FORCHIONE G A A C.S.F. Varsity Club Homecoming Float F.B.L.A. SPCUISI' CIUI3 Committee G.A.A. Letter Club F-F'A- TERRY FOLTS N,F.L. Math Club National Math Club DAVID FREEMAN Senior Steering Committee Gymnastics 3 'Qt .E sy ,QQ-:asf ,i , ..,,, std 'Q' -wise I XX . f. WSH ., as Q' P v' ' ,in k ,rf 354, 1 if X 1 DOUG FOWLER Bee Football BOB FROST Spanish Club I.R.C. Student Council ' I 1, 1? fl glgwfrgfzgi ig k i fy 1 'L .f 'fig-ff, V , is -W , , I F i . I -K ELIZABETH FOX BILL FRAMPTON Pep Club ROSEMARY FUCHS JIM GABBARD Varsity Club Spanish Club Math Club -:A l 4--' if ,x MICKEY GAGLIANO Jr. Steering Committee Gymnastics Audio Visual ll OLGA GALLEGO L 2 Wfsfgwi f W- 515+ FRANCIS GALVAN G.A.A. f.-'T 50' 7 H w if -:. -' 'L I 'F' mv' E 1: . . 6 if ROSEMARIE GAMBOA A'Cappella Choir Lyric Club SHARON GARDNER Thespians House of Representatives Q lx iv 'Sb Ql ' qfjy TOM GARRISON DAVID GARROW Annual Photography MAJORIE GATES Senior Steering Committee C.S.F. National Math Club 'Tn I 75.4 'Cz'- Www, LOUIE GAYTON HENRY GEHRICKE WARD GENTRY FLOYD GIROCCO CHUCK GEORGE Science Club Qlfsa sr g ,,r1 Q il K ,ss X ' pl 'VN -V, Q 'f'1,g9 ,5 5' Q C9 1 ' x , f f ' J I I gf 1. I I ff , A ,f LYNN GILES JOHN GIBSON HAROLD GILMOUR LEONARD GLASGOW SANDRA GOLDSMITH Cee Football Auditorium Usher G.A.A. J.V. Football l.R.C, Pep Club J.V. Tennis Team I.R.C. JOHNNIE GRAHAM VIRGINIA GRAY ROBERT GRIEB LEONARD GROTTS CAMILLE GRIMM Band Moth Club G.A.A. President Swing Band C.S.F. Drama Triplettes 515 ov, Qs' I-'V' L35 C7 .-5, ,T is NL be in P' '2- ih is .ff 4 'Ja M, v ANDY GOMEZ SHERRY GORDON MARTIN GORMAN BEVERLY GOSS ROSE ANN GUGLIELMANA Cee Football House of Representatives Varsity Club A'Cappella Choir Student Body Song Leader Secretary Gymnastics Ways and Means Band Maiorette Life Staff G.A.A. Student Body Judge Annual Staff PAULINE GUTIERREZ SUE GUTIERREZ GLENDA HACKELMAN BOB HOGUE PEGGY HAHN Pep Club G.A.A. Big Sister Student Body Song Leader I.R,C. Jr. Red Cross Usherette Mixed Glee F,H,A, BARBARA HALBRITTER ANNA HALL G A,A. G.A.A. f iw. li VIRGINIA HALL NANCY HALLETT LARRY HAMBLIN National Math Club C.S.F. Spanish Club Latin Club G.A.A. Industrial Arts Club Thespians DON HAMILTON DONNA HAMILTON THOMAS HAMILTON JUDY HAMMERSON MILTON HAMMON J Cee Basketball Spanish Club C.S.F. President Jr. Varsity Tennis G.A.A. National Math Club l.R.C. RON HAMPTON JACK HANSON HAROLD HARDY KEITH HARKEY MIKE HARLAN F.B.L.A. Student Body Judge Varsity Baseball Rifle Team Jr. Red Cross Spanish Club F.F.A. Varsity Basketball California Cadets Varsity Club hi' ar- L 3 BRUCE HARMAN GAIL HARPEL DONNA HARTZELL Art Club Maiorette C.S.F. Annual Staff A'Cappella Choir Rally Committee Jr.-Sr. Play Senior Steering Committee I.R.C. fu HQ'f'i7:7'F 3 Q y 2-4 ,S- SHIRLEY HARPER RENEE HARRISON DON HANKAMER ' 1 .- 1 VICKI HAWLEY 43 CAROLYN HARPER F.B.l.,A. G.A.A. I.R.C. DONNA LEE HARPER I.R.C. Corresponding Secretary G.A.A. Historian Friendship Committee jf. 1, DOUG HAWKINS 1-.4 x XX EUGENE HAWLEY Christian Fellowship President Cee and Bee Football California Cadets ROSEMARY HEADLEY F,B,L.A. Treasurer Drill Team Jr. Steering Committee yr T. I GLORIA HERNANDEZ F.B.L.A. I.R.C. Spanish Club BOB HEAPY PATRICIA HERNANDEZ F.B.L.A. President F.B.L.A. State Conventions '58-'59 Annual Staff ROGER HEARNE I.R.C. Science Club C. BILL HERRERAS Jr. Class President Varsity Football Varsity Club Cabinet DOLORES HERNANDEZ Friendship Committee Homecoming Committee G.A.A. T5 B ffl x X ERNEST HERST Cross-Country Track Football 5 ERNESTINE HERNANDEZ F.B.L.A. I.R.C. G.A.A. DOREEN HENRY I.R.C. F.H.A. CHUCK HIBBARD BILLIE HOLLAND National Thespians Madrigal Singers Friendship Committee -A if .at 1 '-'Uh 1 ,S We 1, . ... fr .I iss: ll l I .USB .sf -,Q,lQ gf. N CAROL HOLMES RUSS HOLMES KENNETH HOOD TERRY HOODENPYL FAT-A4 Student Body Song Leader Math Club Girls' League Director of C S,F Activities, Sr.Steering Com ROSEMARY HOOVER Head of Drill Team N.F.L. A'Cappella Choir LlLLlAN HORN 'A-if SUSAN HOSELEY F.N.A. Pep Club G.A.A. if BEVERLY HOUSTON Student Council 51. JIM HOSEY Spanish Club Auditorium Usher Aeronautics Club EVA HUITRON Spanish Club X' -1- M'-'vp -1 7 , . il - .lr l I! ' , I a' wb' xx A DARRELL HUNT YALE HUNTER ERROLYN HUNTINGTON Band l.R.C, Band l.R.C. Art Club Thespians French Club l ,-gg 1 i'l- DARRYL INGERSOLL Friendship Committee F,H,A. President Thespians JOANNE JAMIESON Senior Steering Committee MARLENE INGLIS A'Cappella Choir Triplettes Spanish Club RONDA JAMES 1 GLADYS JACKSON Pep Club B08 JANSEN Varsity Football Bee Football California Cadets .ll BOB JACKSON Football Baseball GINNY JARRELL Editor Excelsior Life Student Body Judge N.F.L. BILL JACQUOT Math Club l.R.C. TED JENSEN Radio Club fel? ip., 'Ww- 'ew 'S' me H 'S-. ' . F ' 3 gl, 7 A . I f'21lg?iff ' ii 3 , R Q , 4 8 . 57 we J is J oe 5 1 , y , 3g:'11 l 'Y' .fj,5i1z3.A A, aw BETTY JERNIGAN Friendship Commillee Drill Team F.B.L.A. , 'rl I ' Q., ws. I. f SUE JERNIGAN :f'fffi': M J yes: J -do Cl-nv' 'Inf if rl , I X I ANN JOHNSON Girls' League Represemalive Modern Dance Drill Team F.B.L.A. 6 MARGARET JOHNSON SANDY JOHNSON F.H.A. Sludenf Body Secrelary Homecoming Cammillee Flaglwirler Homecoming Princess JANET JO F.N.A. F.H.A. Pep Club Z: VIRGINIA JUAREZ DIANE JUNGELS G.A.A. Spanish Club Modern Dance Friendship Commihee F.H.A. 'J in S A N . YQ lg' 177 rf A I I DICK KING TANNIS KING Bee Foolball SHARON KLIMEK Excelsior Life 2.S.I-. Drill Team F.H.A. F.N.A. I.R.C. JOHNNY KOSARICH Cross-Country Track D'y 3 DONNA JOHNSON LAURELLA JOHNSON Ways and Means Homecoming Commlllee Banner Bearer F,H,A, Girls' LeIIer Club Jr. Honor Guard gf' ,Q NES WANDA JONES F.B.L.A. WALTER JORDON l.R.C. Christmas Play Q9 Zvi BARBARA KAPPEN NANCY KELLER LARRY KELLER F.B.L.A. C.S.F. California Cadels Spanish Club F.T.A. Presidenl Sports Sludent Council Friendship K ' N S' 7 , 'RQ T I ' fi X ci It I . . -mga, DUANE KIRKHAM GARY KLASSE C.S.F. C.S.F. Band Math Club F.T.A. Vice Presideni lnduslrial Arls Club ROBERT KOSSAK GARY KRABILL Yzr.-gr' HARVEY KLEIN Math Club l.R.C. Spanish Club JUDY KRATT Homecoming Princ Senior Class Treasurer House of Represenlahves l GEORGE KREUTZER Radio Club I - M ' ' g X. ,rw fix 1 . L-.X lil' Has! X 4 ' -' , C 5 , sr ix I B D !ii' wx wzggii i I ' 5 ,, T Q , Q The A Ei if . 53 rfifizfil Q LARRY KRIBS German Club CAROL KUWADA N.F.L. C.S.F. DIANA LA BIN G.A.A. Mtg? s nfl' , LARRY LA BORDE Varsity Baseball J.V. Baseball Bee Basketball NANCY LA CROIX JUDY LAIZURE EVA LAIZURE HELEN LA KIN STEVE LA MONT F.N.A. l.R.C. F.B.L.A. Cross-Country French Club G.A.A. Track Student Council Jr. Honor Guard DAVE LANDON Senior Class President BR. CMDR. California Cadets Annual Staff DENNIS LANG Radio Club Spring Swing R. M X 4-...l V, MAURICE LANGDON Thespians MARCIA LANGSETH F.B.L.A. Choir Lyric Club BRAD LANTZ Bond Swing Band Pep Band JZ' ROBERT LA ROCK REX LARSON ERROL LARSON PAT LAWRENCE House of Representatives Spanish Club Student Body Yell Leader Annual Photo Staff Girls' League Sgt.-at-Arms Spanish Club l.R.C. HERBERT LEE LINDA LEE JUDY LEMONS CAROLYN LEONARD Track F.H.A. C.S.F. Cross-Country F.N.A. Vice-President Varsity Club Jr. Honor Guard ,pv- ANITA LE BLANC F.B.L.A. Vice-President F.B.L.A. State Convention '59-'59 G.A.A. DANNY LEONETTE German Club Freshman Steering Committee L- i 'gi K I , 'F-vi fl 5 L A 58 '. f P be--nailing. - Y .15 fi.. if ' 'ff' X .af - 3 MH: . 'Q L V ' 4 I I .J , DONELL LEWIS Drum Maior Cross-Country Varsity Club RON LEUTBECKER Annual Staff Baseball .l JUDITH LOCKWOOD CHARLES LOGSDON F.B.L.A. F.F.A. G.A.A. P 4 I i V. l ' - I . GARY LINDSTROM Varsity Club Boys' League Cabinet Track Club c.. 1 A I GENE LONE RANDI LIPE National Thespians Spanish Club I.R.C. . ki err MARGARET LITTLE Girls' Glee 'K I if .y L l if I-it 5 l 5 ii. A x -fx 1 WY' 3-I l M W r II f 1 A' ' , ED LONG California Cadets Aeronautics Club Cee and Bee Football JUANITA LOPEZ Modern Dance I.R.C. G.A.A. N90 lx if H. , ti , GERRY LOPEZ HENRY LOPEZ TONY LOPEZ DENEA LORDS PAT LUCEY latin Club Choir Math Club 50nd G.A.A. Aeronautics Club Girls' League Usherette I F M t - -I -hi in :Ns , , Xa , '5 12- -A 4 A T I ., 5- H' X cp I , . ' f E, 4 GARY LUNA DEANNA LYNCH EULILA MAGANA DIANE MAHER JUDY MAHORNEY F.N.A. House of Representatives Student Body Yell Leader F.H.A. House of Representatives National Thespians Student Body Judge KATHRYN MALONE WILLIAM MANCINA LYNN MARCROFT PAT MAXIN JANICE MARONEY Jr. and Sr. Steering Spanish Club G.A.A. Drill Team Committee F,H.A. A'Cappella Choir FB-l-A. Christian Fellowship House of Representatives G.A.A. 'S as-Q Qhnv, 1 I , JOYCE MARTIN A'Cappella Choir Pep Club . fx-.XJ V I 4 .ie --V gl w: . It ' X ' if , ' .'. A. . 9 W ' 'Em ilie LINDA MARTIN PATRICIA MARTIN ROBERT MARTIN GARY MARTINOSKY Drill Team House of Representatives Student Council Spanish Club I.R.C. Cee Football Pep Club L. ilu ,a,,-Inav' X X-L., HOPE MARTINEZ LINDA MARTINEZ CARLOS MARTINEZ LYNN MASSINGHAM CHARLIE MANCHA Girls' Letter Club Stage Crew Auditorium Ushers Drill Team Homecoming Committee lr It-J fs f 1- 'W' . A ' l-'LBJ ' . .Q I A . Jef? F 2.2. I L . , in fe? I CHARLES MANGES ROGER MAUGH HARRY MAVIAN PAT MAYO PEGGY McALVAIN Math Club Bee Football A'CuppeIIa Choir Science Club J.V. Baseball Lyric Club German Club - fu'-,ie-sa B' df 'Nbr JIM McCANN Varsity Football Varsity Club Excelsior Life JERRY McCULLY Command Pilots 'E' 5- Varsity Track Christmas Concert hr , MARTIN McCLUNG 4-nu... , ROBERT MCCOY Auditorium Ushers National Math Club Industrial Arts Club STACY Mr:CRAY MARLEEN McCROSSEN Spanish Club Jr. Steering Committee I.R.C. LORETTA McCUNE JULIE McDONALD DONNA McKENNEY BOB McKIBBON F,N.A. G.A.A. French Club House of Representatives Jr. Red Cross I.R.C. 5PU l5l' Cl'-'P l,R,C, Christian Fellowship 'GTF bl Q3 LANA MCKOWN F.B.L.A. Pep Club F.N.A. 5 'K t'N - X LARRY McKOWN Cee Football Sophomore Steering Committee Aeronautics Club JUDY M:NALLY Annual Editor-in-Chief Triplettes E.B.B. TRILLA MEIER Spanish Club F.H.A. F.N.A. ,rx MARGARITA MENDEZ RITA MILLER G.L. Ways and Means Math Club Spanish Club 15 in SJ SANDRA Md-'HERSON House of Representatives N.F.L. Student Body Judge . fa 1 ROBERT MELTON Varsity Football A'CappelIa Choir Auditorium Usher Q X JOYCE MESTAS House of Representatives G.A.A. Pep Club SALLY MILLER Thespians Pep Club K' guy KUN GORDON McMlLLlAN Basketball Baseball f esrr 'VX . kk ' 1!.5 S-'I 5 1 ' If ff? ' RICHARD MEDINA seg -O JAKE MENAGE Spanish Club Varsity . 13 Club tv' in R NANCY MICHAEL G.A.A. Girls' Letter Club Spanish Club VlCKl LEE MILLER A'Cappella Choir Madrigals Girls' Letter Club KN -f'X .a ,gr QQ. , 9fi5?i . . T 'Uk i Y'-:v RAUL MEDINA .f ..1 ' JANICE MEDLOCK E.B.B. I.R.C, G.A.A. xii l WAYLAND MENDEHALL ,. , .1 ,,.,, Ji ' 1 i r ,ig u4a'1Qm, ' FN- 'fwxr R ' . Y MN Qmex. Y. + BARBARA MILLER I.R,C. F.H,A. Lyric Club JEAN MILLSAP Ways and Means Comm. I.R.C. E.B.B. NANCY MILLER Sr. Steering Committee G.A.A. Mixed Glee SHARON MINYARD Student Body Maiorette F.N.A. Treasurer S.B. Ways and Means 5. FRANK MENDIOLA 1 . l BOB MOBERG C.S.F. Sgt.-at-Arms Student Body Judge National Spanish Honor Society JANET MODLIN Ways and Means Committee Annual Staff Jr. Honor Guard 41 ' I inf CARLIN MOORE G.L. Ways and Means Committee I.R.C. House of Representatives CHUCK MOORE Radio Club DENNIS MOFFITT tri! LORETTA MOORE WENONA MOOREMAN TOM MORENO MARIA MUNOZ ANNETTE MORRISON Drill Team Spanish Club Latin Club l.R.C. Pep Band National Thespians G.A.A. Christian Fellowship Drama Club ' ' nf ,, .- 4' ' if ' ff I . A v ' ' 1 K A R gr pf., 4 A . . - : ing v T 'A' 'J if J A 1 4 LQ K A -we 5 y S is A fl? V . 5 Q I vw-r I . V u' ' X 1 X I 2 BRENDA MOSELEY GINGER MOSLEY MARGARET MOSQUEDA CHRISTINA MURO JOSEPH MISKIN Pep Club F-H-A- F.H.A. ,nut if N 1 DAVE MYERS Varsity Basketball Bee Basketball Bee Track ROBERT NELSON T SHARON NASH F.B.L.A, C.S.F. MARTHA NICHOLS F.B.L.A. PAUL MADSEN MARY NEINAST BARBARA NELSON Ways and Means G.A.A. German Club F.B.L.A. 2nd Vice-President G.A,A. Office Messenger SHERRY NOLAND RICHARD NOON DAVE NORMAN G.A.A. President Latin Club Varsity Football Girls' League Cabinet Math Club Varsity Club Usherettes Basketball Varsity Track thi lm I 3 KITTY NORRIS 47 77 Sv . rx R R 'l SANDY NORRIS RAY NORTHROP House of Representatives 'Off' A.9 A I,III 14 .if I , sl BARBARA NOSACKA CECIL NUNLEY ROGER OBERING JACKIE OGAN KATHY O'GlLVIE JAMES OLIVER SUSAN OLMSTED Basketball G.A.A. Soph. and Junior Head Girls' League Usherette F.N.A. Yell Leader C.S.F. N.F.L. Advanced Modern Dance Triplettes Spring Swing Trial Flights K 7m X K' 'N O V 1,3 55753 it . rp, , ag, 5Ea6,i,L1: 1,5 VHA Al., ' I 1' E255 A '??'ffi'7 -1.-,141-gy..-fr, I 4 : .wg5.-15 :gf,q.,, EDWARD OLVEY MARGARET ORNELAS PATRICK OSWALD EL JAY OVERHOLT ROBERT OZERETNY C.S.F. G.A.A. Math Club Industrial Arts Club Spanish Club Band German Club French Club Latin Club N.F.L. 5 gf' i' K N N If L I I Q W? +511- ', 4 1 L- E l A f 1 I ROSEMARY PACHECO TONY PAGNOTTA JUDY PARKS AVENELL PARSONS DON PASMA G.I.. Vice-President Gymnastics Girls' Letter Club Drill Team Future Farmers of America Class Song Leader F.B.L.A. G.A.A. President Drill Team Talent Club C.S.F. Leadership It I DOLORES PATINO JIM PATTEN ARLENE PAYNE Friendship Committee Varsity Club Big Sister Spanish Club Varsity Football Mixed Glee F.B.L.A. Lyric Club ' .v ri. 4 .I , Q2 .w.:, , fvz-14' . :Mx wk, 42 W. 'S . I 63 ' 2 ' fffft ii .9 gs. . . Y Jn.. -I Elks-L .1 'Q at M- 4: I 4 A Y BONNIE PEARSON HARRY PECK RICHARD PELSTER OLIVIA PENA Usherettes Track Cross-Country Spanish Club Cross-Country Basketball Pep Club CHONITO PEREZ Senior Class Vice-President Varsity Club Cabinet National Thespians I DONNA PETERSON Letter Club Girls' League Ways and Means '14 DON PICKERING RON PICKERING NANCY PIERCE Varsity Club A'CappeIla Choir F.B.L.A. Cross-Country Spanish Club F.N.A. Life Staff l.R.C. A'Cappella Choir ,Wg X- rg- . ' L SUSAN PINNELL ANN PIRTLE JERRY PITTENGER Friendship Homecoming Queen Football Stage Crew Student Body Flag Twirler Ways and Means Senior Class Historian I ii'i X DOLORES PLUNKETT I,R.C. Madrigal Singers A'Cappella Choir WYANDA PORTERFIELD Stage Crew Jr. Steering Committee Thespians LYNN POLLOCK Spanish Club LUPE PORTILLO Steering Committee G.A.A. ., if EDGAR PORE DAVID PORTER Varsity Football Math Club Chess Club PRISCILLA PARTRIDGE ARBON POTTER Student Body Director of Audio-Visual Activities Cross-Country ' Student Body Secretary House of Representatives l 'X 1 ll' 4K7 vs JUDY POWELL MIKE PROFITT SANDRA PRUYNE JIM PULLIN F N A Band Tennis Team Qlf ,. RICHARD QUINONES Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Varsity Club II'- AX BOB RAGLAND JOHNNY ROLLANZA JIM RAMERIZ JUDY RAMISTELLA Annual Staff Photography Drill Team CAROLYN RAPE JAMES RASMUSSEN G.A.A. Pep Club F.H.A. An DENNIS REDD LINDA RENNERT TOM RENDER Gymnastics Lyric Club Senior Steering Committee Girls' Glee Spring Swing RAYMA RICE APRIL RICHARDS BOB RICHARDS F B L A Sgt.-at-Arms Art Club I R C Thespians Lyric Club French Club fs, 15-'wx ' 5 Banner Bearer Choir BARBARA RAPE Excelsior Life I.R.C. Q TONY RAY FRANCES RAZO JOE RECOTTA Auditorium Ushers Audio-Visual Varsity Baseball Basketball CONCHA REYES G,A.A. I.R.C. Jr. Steering Committee NORMA RIVAS G.A.A. K I ROBERT RHOADES California Cadets Gymnastics DOLORES RIO5 Girls' Glee w+,,,,, X. . ltv- , 'Q-' Q-C D .f X WZ:-P iv 41 SUE RINDFLEISCH DELLA RIVERA PAUL ROBERTS BOB ROCHA GARRY ROCHEFORD C.S,F. Usherettes Varsity Football Band G.A.A. Council Annual Staff Photography Varsity Tennis Thespians N.F.L. Varsity Club House of Representatives ao sn... L yf M J A , JULIO RODRIGUEZ California Cadets JOHN RODGERS JR. Industrial Arts Club Radio Club RUSHKERK ROUSE J.V. Basketball Varsity Basketball SHERRLYN ROSS X .. QH- ',il Y 1 A ' 2, fi , ' '- ft -A f , fifrgi 1 Ns.: l K , ei ' r .ff . 1 f L. u' :,.,..-.-.s , V,-,Q-1 rn., - 1 . ,. te, J. Wi- THOMAS RUSH DICK SAKAMOTO Gymnastirs Industrial Arts Club A'Cappella Choir German Club House of Representatives Cee Track GRETCHEN SAN DER Junior Honor Guard Means F.B.L.A. , e 5 ,I if A Mix C 2, l 5:3 . l 5 me CAROLE SANDVIG House of Representatives Girls' League Ways and gy DARLENE ROEST CLARYS ROGERS TONY ROMAN LOUIE RAVERA BONNIE ROWLEY GARY Gymnastics Mixed Glee SABEL SALAZAR JESUS SANCHEZ Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Varsity Club JOHNNY SALAZAR EDMOND SALDANA Varsity Club Cross Country Math Club JULIE SANTANA Lyric Club Choir Senior Steering Committee 1'-Q W R FF HAROLD SAVEDRA Cee Football SANDRA SCHOONOVER MARY SCHROEDER Modern Dance U3 ,F l f X. -7: 'F 3 lb -3 ' ' qma- X I I JERRY SAWYER SAM SCAMARDO SHARON SCHOLES GENE SCHOOMAKER Varsity Football California Cadets National Math Club Latin Club nu-C 62 -I ARLENE SCHLEIDER F.N.A. Sgt.-at-Arms I.R.C. Drill Team F.B.L.A. Vice-President I.R.C. JUDY SCOTT Drill Team Senior Steering Committee A'Cappella Choir W Tlvt- JIM SEYFRIED N.F.L. K' JOHN SCOTT SUE SEBASTIAN Annual Staff Managing Editor N.F.L. C.S.F. If ' TERRY SHARP VALERIE SHEEHAN House of Representatives Senior Steering Committee RON SHRIVER Varsity Football Varsity Club F.B.L.A. ' uuwo .l.V. Football . KX f NORMA SCHULENBERG JACK SCHULTZ F.B.L.A. Varsity Football Steering Committee Varsity Track Varsity Club Vice-President If eu Wy 79 TOMMY SEBASTIAN MABLE SENA Varsity Club Drill Team Gymnastics BILLIE SHERLEY Drill Team JOANA SHIELDS G.A.A. Usherette F.H.A. House of Representatives Pep Club DONNA SHUMARD BERTA SHUMATE ROBERT SIANEZ LARRY SIMPSON F.B.L.A. G.A.A. Moth Club Jr. Honor Guard Freshman Steering Committee Pete The Pilot sa Ei 3 if lv-'fx 'K 5?- TONY SIMPSON RONNIE SIPES IRENE SLAUGHTER DARLA SMITH DAWNDRA SMITH Talent Club Spanish Club F.B.L.A. F.H.A. Usherettes Student Council Cee Football Usherettes l.R.C. Modern Dance Steering Committee Jr. Red Cross G.A.A. Spring Swing r1 H ' ' . FN 1 IONA SMITH F.N.A. Letter Club l.R.C. fe is PHIL SNEDDON California Cadets AA' eww: 5 gs- .. M SMITH Us f MIKE SMITH SANDY SMITH PATRICIA SNEAD J.V. Football G.A.A. Swimming F.B.L.A. Photography C.S.F. Art Club gif BETTY SNIDER JOHN SNUGGS JOAN SOHL RON SOKULSKY F.B,L.A. Basketball F.B.L.A. Bee Football l.R.C. Jr. Red Cross J.V. Basketball F.N.A. l.R.C. French Club MAXINE SOLOMON MARY SOTELO F.B.L,A. Drill Team G.A.A. F.B.L.A. Sr. House of Representatives G.A.A. LACY SPARKS LEE SPYTMAN N.F.L. J.V. Baseball Girls' League President Varsity Basketball Girls' State EDDIE SOUTHFIELD JACK SOVERN DON SPARKS F.F.A. French Club F.F.A. Executive Committee Chess Club JAN STACEY BARBARA STAPLETON PAT STANTON Senior Song Leader A'Cappella Choir House of Representatives Jr. Red Cross N emi 51 . is K I p 89 .. .se x N GERALD STEBBINS RON STEINER VICTORIA STEELE Math Club Spanish Club National Spanish Honor Society G.A.A. ,Q --x X 6? A Pg. :W -me 'T 'vu-.-J. -. . I I thi'-1.3. fg 'Pf'p7l. aiiliiiffkssiw lf4tZf7'fff5Qf4?? JERRY STEWARD TOM STEWARD JERRY STEWART PEGGY STOCKTON BILL STOUT Varsity Club 17 CAROL STRANSKE l.R.C. F.H.A. G.A,A. -4:9 SALLY SWIFT G.A,A. F.N.A. GAIL THOMPSON C.S.F. Jr. Honor Guard y:55d,n,.. vm Varsity Track 'Z -qv TOM STRONG ANITA STRUVEN CHUCK SUDBERRY GILBERT SWEESY Student Body Judge House of Representatives N.F.L. I.R.C. I.R.C. PEARL TALMADGE Pep Club G.A.A. Friendship Committee JANICE THOMPSON G.A.A. F.H.A. Choir W. .ggi-.4,..yMg,f .v,, 1, V 8 N 5 JIM TAYLOR PAT TAYLOR CLINTON THOMAS F.B,L.A. C.S.F. I.R.C. F.N.A. Pep Band JOAN THORNE RAY THORP BARBARA TICE C.S.F. House of Representatives F.N.A. Jr. Steering Committee National Math Club Spanish Club NICK TIPPINGS TOM TOMLIN House of Representatives Varsity Club Bee Football Track Cee Football Tennis 85 'Y1 iq-af JOHN TROUTMAN LEW TROUTMAN Senior Steering Committee Football ,. ,as gf X X f X K xiii lx TOM TOMLINSON FOREST TOWERY NANCY TRUJILLO .gr- 'WR' BOB TRUEFITT MARA TUBBS NANCY TUBBS Annual Photo I.R.C. Christian Fellowship Thespians Usher Modern Dance s +',,i is ig-:Q 'f' HARRY TWOMBLEY BOB TYRA LOIS UNZICHER ROSE USREY GLORIA VALDEZ Freshman Class Treasurer Head Banner Bearer Milled Glee Jr. Steering Committee A'CappeIIa Choir GIYIS' Glee Usher Drill Team G.A.A. 5 Q---., I CONNIE VANCE Mixed Glee Lyric Club A'Cappella MORRIS VALENTINE FREDA MAE VAWTER Girls' League Ways and Means Senior Steering Committee G.A.A, JERRY VAN WINKLE . ,,: iw, f' 1 if my 'Nix wi!! K' 'Ql- STAN VAN SPANJE DEAN VALENTINE 1 1 ALICE VANDENBRINK G.A.A. Bee Football Honor Guard Freshmen Steering Committee Sophomore Steering Committee PETE VENEGAS JUDY VENCOVSKY MARY VERA Art Club Sr. Steering Committee F,H.A. Friendship Committee G.A.A. Tennis Team Gy B e fsx is 'Dx 5 'Cf 2 LORAINE VUKOVITCH ANNA BELLE WILSON LORETTA WILSON BEA VIGII. Speaker of House of Representatives LOIS VERNON I I I' Daz? wx ' ' I Q44- it I-1 . l w ' 7,1 I ' I H ' . 1 ' ' Y . R ' .1 LEOMA WADDELL DONALD WALTER TOM WALTER DARRELLE W LTER WILLIAM WALSH A F,H.A. F.F.A. Industrial Arts Club Spanish Club G.A,A, if MIKE WALLSMITH MARCIA WAHNA RICK WARNER BARBARA WATERHOUSE JUNE WATSON F.B.L.A. Band Mixed Glee F.B.L.A. F.H.A. Swing Band Modern Dance F.H.A. House of Represenialives Siage Crew I.R.C. Q fi KEN WILLS MARLENE WESSELS CAROLYN WIELAND LARRY WILLIAMS RAYMOND WILLIAMS DONALD WILLIAMS KAREN WILLIS RANDY WILKINSON Math Club House of Representofives I I - I I I ,pf L1 '- sf' - N . Q ' f 'v 1 fl f x ' I 1' YVONNE WILSON G.A.A. Big Sister KENNETH WOODS Auditorium Ushers- Varsity Football Senior Steering Committee lin In - LEE WILSON Math Club LYNN WOOLEY C.S.F. Friendship Committee Moth Club wwe F15 i f is than lj ll' if .. 'ls MIKE WILSON SHARON WHITE CAROL WOOD Cross-Crounty C.S.F. CODCETI Band Varsity Track Manager Hi-JIHX s. MURLENE WOOLSEY N 1, JUDY WIGHT SHERRY WRIGHT ROSS WRIGHT G,A.A. I ,,.-.. , vs, -.......' 4 1 ia fi 'i i iv' . Q: 'V, I XX . I lg I ix' .viz 4 4? X Q I V ,. I '. w g, , , FRANK YAMAMOTO DIANE YATES GLEN YON F.B.L.A. Gymnastics Maiorettes Senior Drama l.R.C. NELDA YOUNG F.N.A. Friendship Committee Spanish Club STEVE YOUNG CECELIA ZAMORA F.B.L.A. Spanish Club G.A.A. NANCY WORLD Lyric Club G.A.A. DONNA WRIGHT NANCY YOUNIE DONNA YOUNG F.T.A. Usherettes C.S.F. l.R.C. I.R.C. F.H.A. INTA ZUTIS G.A.A. 3 List. BARBARA AUBUCHON MIKE BOOK PAUL BUELL ANDRA CHRISTENSEN BOB CLEMONS Hi-Jinx National Math Club Thespians Cross-Country C.S.F. F.B.L.A. President Science Club Track ,X BARBARA COX VERN DOBSON MARY ELI CHUCK EMERSON PAUL GOTLIEB Bee Football Modern Dance Student Body Vice-President Spanish Club Bee Track Student Body Judge Sophomore Class Vice-President SHARON HAYES PETER KUSTER RUBY KUSTER DOUG LIVINGSTONE ROY MADDOX Annual Staff Photography Command Pilots 2 HERMAN MESSNER DARRYL TAYLOR Cross-Country Track Varsity Club JIM MORGAN Varsity Football Varsity Club BOB ADAMS LARRY ADKINS ED ATCHISON CARMEN BEESON LINDA BONNER DERRYL BRASHER RONNIE CANNON DARRYL CARNEVAL BILL CARTER MONTE CAVINESS JACK CHADBOURNE SHIRLEY COURTNEY WARREN CROUCH BILL DAVIS RICHARD DeHARTY DON DELHART PERRY DENNY JOHN ERMELS ANDY FISK HELEN RAMIREZ CAROL FLICK EDLENE FOLLIS PAT FORD BILL FOWLER KEN FRAZER LEONARD GLASGOW SANDY GREGG BILL HAWLEY MIKE HEDGECOCK JAMES HODGER NANCY HOWE GRADY KEIGWIN DOUG LIVINGSTONE DON LOWELL LLOYD LOWELL VIDAL LUCERNO JOHN LYTLE ALICE MARTINEZ LINDA MARTINEZ Elk MIDGE REID JUDY SPATHELF Modern Dance Talent Club JOE MARTINEZ RONNIE McKAY HARRY OKUDA PAT OTERO RICHARD PROTER JACKIE ROBBLIE KARLENE ROSE LARRY SANDOVAL GLORIA SCHAPER GLEN SORENSON LEROY STOCKTON JAMES TREJO BOB VALBREDE ' EDMUND VALENTIN DARRELL WALTER ' WAYNE WATSON JIM WHITLEY GEORGE WILLIAMS Geiiing ready for fha! big moment 305.71 'Mo ll A 1 I E5 5, E, SENIOR ACTIVITIES ' I E, 1 .Y f Some Enchanted Evening af the Junior Senior Prom Af' !2, I! !2!'.!' IM 'lr-,sf ,,.,,, ' N ,i If 3, f . N ' , ' I r, Ng, 'Q-bfgwi ,Q 'sf M'-M .4-ity I-of, ' N- q fi- f wh I I gh . A W , I .- Y., - ,bb-'ff'-wg V M . , '- f ...zlfk ...nr 2 , W Crazy :als at Carolina SALUTATORIANS Mlf H LYSP J Th JdyV VALEDICTORIANS Arnold Abrams Joy Carroll 75 g lv X 4 f,-J' yi . 1. 1 , Q ,Q -D 5 r fv- H+ f W, V W bmw- , .. , ffm.. 5, W A Hs S Y CLASSES EDITOR CATHY MONTGCDMERY E ' ff - 1'7,f'-QW iw - M nn, J.. --i Wig 'jf 5 xl . F W-if 'L ilA1if.Ei,,:r '1 if 5, - J i f, M i-ik ' 1-,ai ,. SL 4, hx STEERING COMMITTEE - ...Q ... J sv, fvhlkx . l. M wt' HAROLD TAYLOR President T-.A-ul ROW ONE: J. Takahashi, A. Hoover, J. Pritchett, Z. Agre, D. Gonzales. ROW TWO: S. Kokel, C. Davies, M. Harris, H. Taylor, K. Basse, P. Cordoza, J. King. ROW THREE: B, Culbertson, B. Hamilton, P. Axline, J. Thomas, J. Dressel, S. McCollum, K. St. John, G. Freeman. The Junior Steering Committee was in charge of one of the biggest scenes in The Excelsior Story - The Junior-Senior Prom. Planning, di- recting, and giving it was one of their main duties. . - . They also sponsored many other events such as dances, recreation nights, assorted baked sales, -Q etc., which all became a successful part of our Excelsior Story . .45 A L. I Q. Q lx . ARDEN HARSH Vice President ... - - SONG r it AND YELL LEADERS 78 GAIL FREEMAN Secretary we - O JANICE TAKAHASHI CAROL DAVIES Historian JENEANE EVANS Treasurer Head Yell Leader ,Br V 'J' I is A J . , a V l V- Y ie ,W VV W 791 325 Q , JUDY ARMSTRONG Director of Activities BETTY HAMILTON Head Song Leader JUNIGR CLASS 'Y' cv V MRS. M. HESSICK Advisor MR. R. LAING Advisor MRS. C. APPLETON Advisor Wi . MR. J. MILLER Advisor ROW ONE: Yell Leaders-M. Eldridge, J. Evans, J. Miglore. ROW TWO Song Leaders-C. Montgomery, B. Hamilton, K. Basse. SOPHOMORE MR. LANTRIP QV, , I. '. 1 CLASS STEERING COMMITTEE 3 R Q -, DOUG BOWMAN President 7 . ROW ONE: 5. Katkoff, E. Shimehara, C. Phillips, S. Keen. ROW TWO: N Hodges J. Foster, B. Brown, S. Wadrous, D. Holmes, M. Dorue. ROW THREE: J. lo Plan J. Beswick, L. Holmes, R. Inboden, F. Brondyberry, J. Adams. The sophomore steering committee, working to- gether with officers and advisors planned and directed the scenes of the Class of '61, They dis- cussed their plans and technical problems of the class. By staging do-nut sales and dances they MRS' MORGAN worked to meet the costs of production. The year was climaxed by the election of officers and the selection of the all important class ring. ' ,1 'S' t l MR. JARRELI. rl 4 Q, Ag g !,, SONG AND YELL LEADERS -L -e--O 7' 'v c. LEACH Vice President ,S 31:4 L Yi? 1 'lt L. HOLMES Secretary so .Q ,V . ROW ONE: N. Brown, B. J. Brown, J. Hussey. ROW TWO: J. Adams, M. J. Ferrell, G- l-INDERBERGER S. Watrous. Treasurer .A - ' gfgf-lk K Til 1 .'- L fiat . s-A S. KATKOFF Director of Activitils I 1 NL R. FLEISCHER Historian 4. 7 I J, . g-in ,. k -,.. M. FERRELL Song Loader .ll W B. J. BROWN Yell Leader STEERING COMMITTEE FRESHMAN CLASS ROW ONE: R. Obering, S. Wildes, M. Smith, K. Neidzilek. ROW TWO: A. Crable, 0. Munoz, B. Allen. S ,, nw 1 V RU DY MARQUEZ Vice President DONNA HICKS Secretary is r -1 is -' It JUDY MATHIS Treasurer PAT WALLACE Director of Activities 80 DELORES ROMERO ' President MRS. TEMPLETON Advisor In September l958, the freshman class began their roles in 'The Excelsior Story . At first they were owed at the size of the sets, but they soon become used to them and become old pros at- tending classes. They soon elected officers and began to plan their activities. MRS. TRACY Advisor RUSSELL EDMISSON Historian 1 'Q 5 . it . .. f ' -. j SANDY MILLER Head Song Leader ARNELL POWELL Head Yell Leader MR. ROEDER Advisor A Frosh class cracking the books. 'S I 1 1 E. Adkins U G. Andre -I P M. Baia up -3.21 -.1 I L. Borges 1 B-.wa 1' Nh v-vu. l.. Beecher v-Q, ?1 T E. Berry 54. , 'Q J. Boolhe A .,1' f? H' S. Brennan s Q. ,- 1 J. Browser Z, Agre D. 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Stewart C. Stewart M. Stewart M. Stoftenberg J. Stokes D. Summers J. Sweene R. S ' k y wr: B. Tangi B. Taylor L. Taylor E. Thibedeau J - f I Q? 5-T 10 -4 1 3 if -.? - v- XE' ' I ff J I ' n , 1 as 2 EN as D .1 Q A 'Q Q br I '1 , an .J I lb. 7 A ' -: , ir f lx S. Thomas J. Tilley L. Toran C. Toscano B. Townsend L. Turgeon S. Turne M. Turner S. Tyra J. Unger R. Ulley P, Valadez T. Valberde R. Vance J. Vanderham G. Van Houlen - N ,Q Q vb 41 ' 'P' V' N dh ' C i W g l 1 .,- 4 E ,., 4 T 1 , .4 9 l 1- ,W-T .w L H5 L- Q Q N- f-, 6 L 1 1 ' X .f'x A . - -I if 5 ' , A , .3 vw ? My ff I ,, X' r- ' , XT A .sa l 4 A 'W .ff'.l P. Vasquez L. Vela R. Velox C. Vicker R. Viramonles E. Vilala P, Vilala D. Volaw G. Wage C. Walker R. Walker H. Wallinga C. Walrous A. Walson M. Weimon M. Welch N 'Z l A ' 3 , .av s Q.. ,N - -4 i l 'Q I 13 1-nl 1' 1 v-f ' -, 'rf 1' 1: A I , .. .l I 1 - .-. 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Beebe J. Benart E. Bennett G, Bennett C. Bentley D. Bercume E, Biggar B. Beveans 'T 7. 3 'A 3 iz Y Se' 8:11 ' ' 9 ' 1 , - z x ,Ji .nr . ' A fs . ' Fx X. A S X fa ,- X , e, r ' is J. X x ' fvtg xr '. r 'e '--- '-i'f?' 'c9. ' if 'V I 'U A ' rf . ' V . ' X .- 1 - ,vw A 9' ,L rj-Tv 1, -f . 1 'gf- iv . f' '- rdllliiligsx I f' Aiigm f K Bibaeff E, Bird A. Bodkin K. Bonneville J. Brinson E. Brothers S. Brown S. Broyles P, Bryclen B. Burlfle C. Butler T. Butler J, Butts A, Calderon N, Campos R. Canfield .- ies 5 , V fr Q ... 4 'C , 5 zz Q 2 rf S ' . v' ' ' tv 5 -Q -'jf' U' X 2 'ol . ,ev-4 . ' :I , or Uv. ' .rr rin ll. w ' . - 2 M. Carlson R. Carlston P. Carnes J. Carrasco N. Carrasco B. Carter H. Castillo S, Castillo Q ' za M 'A Q -he Cy-9 :L , W 1 C L B .- , , 4, L A Ii L A - ' Aixx' fm f v -ni - ,Q A- +1 G 47 4 . 47 's..,. 2 '5 -if ' ' if J 'U P v ' W so B L '27, If ' . ul N4 1 .y N , , ' X K f I .. J Cawthon J. Caytun L. Chandler J. Chantland N. Chavez R. Chavez S. Chavez A. Cisneros G. Cisneros P. Cole T. Conley D. Coons E. Cowen L. Cowan D. Cowser J. Crabtree fri- .. r - 1 sb V QL' sv ' 'V' . , '17, 4 . ,,. , fn- , , 'J J A L. A -- Ly f 'Q A xi? , ' -7 . ' H1 ' V gg' 1 1' 1-, K -., i jr. ' 1 'I' If . 'Vita' ' cf f L ' ' 'A I 'N .J 1 l 1 X -iq fine SQL , sua' 012 'Z' ,a- ' ,, M, K N, , --f to rv 8:7 r lf. r gg, '55 - , -0 1 - ' K y N - - ai A L 5 Fm.. It - - B. Crawford S. Crews D. Cross L. Crouch K, Culbertson S. Cummins D. Curtis N. Dailey B, Davis P. Deane N. Dekle E, DeLaittre B. Delcoure P. DePriesI G. Dobbs R. Dodge ff! lk: f 3 Y A. .ffm E - la - I M. Dominguez J. English D. Finkelstein Wx. 45 ye.. R. Frank R. Gastelum 1 I J L. Goudrick C. Hester G. Holquin I K .ov its 'gi A .Q I N ' I.. ': ' 2? ' , x Q . ,f f': IH 'J 'l Xf' ' ' Q , Q , 3- 9 I. , -' ' V' x P' I '. ,f f 4 l 5 X , 4. u f- . 'I , -L 'Q' ' 4: ,. I 1 Q4 'A 1:1 A -4 J ' - -' ' ,Q 9 If r g , I, ,- J. Donston J. Donston L. Dunham F. Dunn L. Ebelt S. Echavarria G. Emorick E. Escamilla R. Esquilael L. Estrada C. Farrand N. Fenster E. Ferner J. Fierro N. Fisher L. Flighmann R. Fomission D. Fost D. Foster S. Fowler L. Fraire xi f Q - 0 ji qw. :ji - Q 1,5 A A l v l' to I ' ' .' - .k- . 4 J' F. Fraser J. Frazier J. Friday B. Fulks J. Galvan P. Gamboa G. Garcia ' 4- 1 'Q ,h r 'N 1 l Y F' it 9' T' Q ax A U X ' ' if 'X' , . .s , 1 ff nfffhii 'll Id - 'nl B. Gates D. George A. Giamboa N. Giber A. Gomez J. Gomez S. Goldsmith I . . fs ' 6 .3 P' '- . ' , , I ' -- -- -c' . L! A . I -. A X A A: I I -if I 1 , ' 4. r , J. Gordillo J. Gottfried L. Griffin J. Gutierrez J. Gutierrez J. Habeem D. Haddock 1 X, TQ '- J .Q 4-. ' v- x ' Xu- X ' 1 . Lu. ' .4 ' l 4'a..,,,..., l ' h ' 'Z r- ff f: 1 -' ' no vb 'I Y 3 V, ' 1 'J 1 1 ' lr-r ' 'iv . L :fr ' Ni 5' 1 . f - ,v , . 11 M Q1 fx f 4.4 in ' il I - ..., .ry 9 -X .a A- , .Wm X -r 2 Hy - '37 -gf .T . fir:-, - 15. Jeff- X Illia. A B. Hall P. Halstead S. Hampton T. Hardesty B. Harlan L. Havice I. Hernandez D. Hicks B. Higgins J. Hildebrant J. Hill J. Hill D. Hobbs D. Holloway M. Hoover M. Hope L. Hordyk J. Humpres B. Hunt M. Inglis L. lnskeep T V W ig' X - 3 L I .-,QA F f KH .. 5 cz. L . -- Pj, x Q , 'sr 46' 'lf ' 1 f -9' . , 12.215 . - gg . ,Q f . ' 1 N 8 6' ,L N J X K 'JP '. F . -.- ,,, . .., f K - , If , 1 , C P f N S Q ' , .aa on-A m Q. in 3 ln 'D gy' 1 K xw . R 'll c- ' , '-H 'IL' 'f' .7--,. , x . -. ,.. I O z ff . . rf- J ' . X . . : . Q .1 . yr, .. .MU i X P. Jacquol R. James C. Janerek D. Jelmyer B. Johnson M. Johnson V. Johnson F. Jones P. Jorgensen B. Joromal D. Juarez F. Kalevas E. Kelly R. Kelly C. King S. King D. Kisling A. Krabill J. Lakin S. Lalhrom R. Lalino as Jw- L P' 'P iv - 'ES , . V' 1 NJ' - 4 'W T- . ,WN u': . in . - wqfmtx ,fhif - ai .- fl . - ' xl lf l'f1lf '5:f'7'5rFf9'- 1 ' J. Lee L. Leflerls F. Lemos B. Leslie W. Lewis J. Leybu J. Long 1 X X 'J f -n Q 'N .A - Z A A , I 7 'X' x A 'TI l V 'Q J , , ,fy 2 gf i R. Lords V. Lozano M. Luna C. Lussier R. Mack R. Manriquez J. Maring 'Q , . t Q 43 'K - -M V . 'L f vf Q: gd x ,.. XZ' R i ' I' ' fb 4 F. Marquez L. Marquez R. Marquez M. Marlinez J. Marlin B. Marlinez S. Marlinez , ,..... . A, a vo .V ,- tv W ' 71 ' . :ss X ' , I' . - .in ' l I 5' .Q l .. A 5 A. ,.a.m f J ' . F' sk B A' A. 'R , Nil , k W - W I . in M 1 I , g H V X A AV t 1 f 1 K. A p -5 - 1 'T J Jem- f J .. l K 0 I5 M A , L 4.-M f -A v-A f if V' .. , V .pu B' 1-. 'x' af' 2 fr- , fr . ' in A , ,J ul. ' ll 1 Nl D. Marlise K. Marlz J. Malhis D. Maurer C. McBride H. McDeviM L. McMillian L. Mead G. Mead L. Medici L. Michael C. Miller D. Miller L. Miller J. Monlallaano R. Monlemayor P. Moore C. Mora J. Morales T. Moreno S. Morgan Q 5 Y' ni! . -4 v Q M. Johnston L. Kerns B. Lee - 'rl 3 6 17 .iii F. Lopez . A M. Marmaleio an I T. Martinez wg N... X - I 3 4 A .Q ..1 L C. McVay S. Miller 5. Morrison gl it - K I 2 S ,U 'N 4 , 1 A l X. J ' I L Q - 4 I P, Mullaney B. Mulligan 0, Munoz J. Murphy C. Nesser J. Newton K. Niedzialck R. Nighlnngale 9- N U. S . . P- - in .f . li 'K' 0'-1 of . 2 -.-'J 0 A' ir' - K .' -? 'c - - -- . is H 1' S MN. mb. .al . . fl .- C. Nungesser R. Obering J. Ochoa L. O'Donnell I. Olivera R. Oliveira B. Olson M. Onapa A9 ' ' . -.. , J - , , .41 V' I x I2 ff' Y' r ah l fl 1 ' X . I 1 A Q f , fn M- .N M. Orona T. Orlega C. Pacino G. Paporella B. Parsam B. Pasquale B. Pasquale C. Pena K' ' I . if - -- fs: G - ' . iv-4 A 1 N' v..- X' ' Q , A , 5' P - Q f' 4 - H M. Puller M. Pritchett l. Prieto F. Provance D. Pruell R. Quesada A. Quoss T. Ramirez , 'J k in ag- 4. ., - Q 'C .. Q-:LX VL x 5 X Q x - X ' A. Ramos B. Rape K. Rasher V. Raulslon R, Rozo J, Rodriguez L. Reid R. Rhoadu l .As . f Q Q Ao. I-to -5 . K l - ' xrfh . - 5 -:Ti .. x ,H l f -' zzllffffa- . R. Ramirez G. Richards H. Riddle B. Riley E. Riller B. Rilzman A. Rivera A. Rivera ' x 5 J x A .. '- A ' 1 . ..,, X V- . , Q , Q1 . . 'V' X',., yu -I 4 W f X r 'QQ fl N' A ' . 4 Al L. Robinson H, Rocha R. Rogers L. Rodriguez D. Rogers S. Rogers S. Romberg D. Romero Tux L ' ' f 4: ,. up I ,, six! N Xtv -.J W P-- 32 ' I - -. .Q 49- - 1 1 r C. Rosa J. Rowan J. Rowbolhan L. Rubin A. Ruiz R. Russell R. Russell P. Sochse L2 '. - ' ' '- 45 ,Jr 0 Z x ,- 44 ,Zz 7 as - , Q 9 l ,, Q 4' N A 1 C? . 1 -1 ' 1 4 f C. Sanchez G. Sanchez J. Sanchez M. Sanchez R. Sanchez S. Sanchez C. Sandoval J. Sanford 5. I . 1 C? ' J . - A S g . 2 nu. If . if Q 1- J' 'J ,3 ' fi 4 K . we -T, , v, . D Ny wr., , , x- S J N' ai - 2 ,f l we J . . I li' J i f 43 xy A r I K ' r. J' Q Q N .p-fx C . 3 J Q I i. ' ' 1 vi L .WL ,fa Q . 3' M' x . CD? ' 6 A I ' H' xv f .f 1 Q fx. he , - . , I . ' K . E ., 1 . pau f. - l - Q X' .- f - f , I' f 1 i nf' ' 'N ,mf X KK E. Saylor S. Schepinski A. Schleider B. Schultz R. Scot! R. Senleno L. Serna M. Sherrin D. Shields L. Shields B. Shimahara N. Shrauger J. Shryock B. Sincox P. Skill P, SM, Q., s M V . fill . . . C3 J.. A ... J QA ,IQ V Y' . ' gg, . 'ga ., ff...-'L 'J-S A- . ...L .4 -f N an N! , ' -. - a ' -.1 N . 1 . I, I F C, ,,. J he .E . 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' sec P' if ' -:- Q' MM' ' S -N lt. . t XX Q- V -Xu ,ff 1, - , 1 . an 1 , A '4 wi . sf R . - J. Unruh H. Valenzuela A. Van De Walker B. Veale F. Vela D. Versleeg C. Viayra B. Wall P Wallace J. Weaver W. Wells R. Wesche R. Wessels L. Welzel P. Whalen B. Wielund M. Williams R. Williams L. Wilhers G. Willig B. Wood S. Wild: C. Willell B. Williams - ,Q f -.I J As a reward for the technical minds of the Excelsior -J : I '-7 Story, the California Scholarship Federation awarded v V' twenty-seven Sealbearer pins. To have become a Seal- . A X A' l - bearer one must have been in C.S.F. four semesters, one of ' which must have been in the Senior year. M' Walk' M' w 'Y A' ZYl5 ' As a further reward for scholastic ability above the call of duty, C.S.F. honored those with eight semesters in the SE L club by making them Phi Beta Kappa members. I 'i L. 'B 91 4 Q l ' , L ' 'A -. tif ' W, X......f i9fl.l S. Crane L. Ferrell J. Fleshner M. Gates C. Grimm 4 004 - ' - I l X X, . 17. H iii 's. I . 1 I lg X .. r It Arla! 0 i l 'll N. Hallett D. Kirkham G. Klasse B. Moberg S. Olmsted 'N 10 ? - . 9 -. f I I ' X fi. S. Rindfleisch C. Rogers S. Sebastian L. Sparks L. Wooley Y I 1 D- L3 PHI L ' 0 5 ' 'Y - ' N ax . , I V I 4 Q I X X J - .jf lgylnh x T' . 4 . :I xi 2 In . K E E A. Abrams B. Baker C. Barnes I. Camacho M. Carlson : ' QI. 541' -st, 1 , 4 Q .9 U - X .. . . l , 1 s .5 .... f S it ll In ' y . N' . f .l , , 5' J. Carroll M. Hammon Jarrett N. Keller C. Leonard C il, AX f . l V' V ll ' l - lOl P. Partridge L. Simpson J. Thorne J. Vencovsky Not pictured Edward Olvey g r - 5 . ! V V 1 I + L ,M 4 s Y' 4 fn s .X ,.... 1 Xu I 'vvv L I ACTIVITIES EDITOR BETTY VAN NESS JANET MODLIN JANICE TAKAHASHI PAT HERNANDEZ as. K Business Manager Copy Editor Senior Editor 'ST BETTY VAN NESS KATHY BASSE CATHY MONTGOMERY Activities Editor Student Government Editor Classes Editor ANNUAL STAFF JUDY McNALLY Y... SUE SEBASTIAN Managing Editor 1--A TK IFN . gm L - s A-wx X 5 !,,., NADINE FRYER VICKI MULLINS WARREN HAMMERS JOYCE KAPLAN Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor Photography Editor Advertising Manager fm MR. IRVING MARKS BARBARA CAUBLE BRUCE HARMAN SHERRIE GORDON Advisor Art Editor Art Editor Art Editor Times often seemed hectic and deadlines impossible, but the i959 EI Aviador was writ- ten and produced by students for students. This is a perma- nent record of The Excelsior Story .which we, the mem- bers of the staff, hope will be treasured for many years to come by all the players of the story. 4 ,I-A SUE RINDFLEISCH DAVID JACOBSON Senior Assistant Sophomore Assistant BARBARA RADEP Sophomore Assistant 'Us ROLL 'EM!! The cameras clicked ond brought to life the '58- '59 yeor in pic- tures, The photography class worked in unison with annual staff to put memories that will lost forever into pictures. JOSIE ALBA JACKIE BARRAZA WALLACE BIRCH ,Q- EDWARD BUTLER MARY CARMONA PETER KUSTER MA M, LQVEMAN Advisor ph C73 3 B05 LA ROCK RQNNIE LEUTBACHER JUDY LEVILLE AUDREY LOTSPEITCH PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF BOB RAGLAND Editor RICHARD PRATER FRANK NAUMAN JACKIE PRITCHETT fi! ,,' DELA RIVERA Secretary ' A A .T - 'al I 3' bl , I ' ' Y . I FRANCES RAZO BOB TRUEFITT GLORIA WETHERBEE FIRST SEMESTER 'Q rua a Q59 1 Sharon Klimek Barbara Rape Sherrie Gordon Diane Dunton Associate Editor Business Manager Page Editor Page Editor Ginny Jarrell Editor-in-Chief wtf Jim Newberry Linda Fischer Edith Kennedy joyge Gr-ieb Pqt Goodwin Page Editor Exchange Editor Exchange Editor Morgue Manager Morgue Manager ,bf . 'lift Steve Hoover Sand Kokel Ken Cannell Y . . Circulation Manager Photo Editor Advertising DePl- lam John la Roche Priscilla Partridge John Allen Advertising Dept, Advertising Dept. Reporter EXCELSIOR '4 l lT'I Don Pickering Karen Hawley Bob Hertneck Reporter Reporter Reporter Sue Kenny Kent Lyon Reporter Reporter Responsible for keeping the actors in our story informed of the news was the Excelsior Life Staff. They kept a weekly record of the Excelsior story. We must meet that deadline was the cry commonly heard as the reporters rushed around to get that sensational story. After getting the facts the reporters wrote their stories. The editors edited them and the paper went to press. Lolly Martinez Judy Mitchell Louise Pratt Reporter Reporter Reporter Dolores Romo Kay St. John Darryl Taylor 50559 YGPH Mrs. Troup Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Advisor ,ws ou' ' SECOND P4 .. g -ns, -r T 'N Q J- ! '--2-. f rf R ., 'PT - 1, ...:..,.,. -- SEMESTER f . 'I -.' eu!! Sven. .L. - K N Ls! I Q3 Diane Dunton Prisrilla Partridge Steve Hoover Darryl Taylor X .:,f 43 t!gl::l:'t Page Editor Pain Editor Page Editor Page Editor -5. ' ' . A t 1 -1 , , -.bn 'H If-l .- Sharon Klimek Editor-in-Chief S' ' R-!r F A, ,zrwir 3 r ll ,,,:l,Q,-,r 1,1 ' ' 'V L E . R R f,::.ffs:+:.'fi1 L f Ha fi .E-ww ' 'f :: J 1 l u.. 44.- . . ' ,..,r 4 1 3 4 -ug 1--.: e nnr. 4' Sherrie Gordon Barbara Rape John Allen Ken Connell Associate Editor Business Manager Reporter Reporter FE ci ' 'F-I ' LI E E , , . V if .A E 1 ' Lindo Figgher Pat Goodwin Joyce Grieb 9 4 Reporter Reporter Reporter . gf f-v f I ' , E , Y ' . , s-x Karon Hawley Bob Hertneck Ginny Jarrell Reporter Reporter Reporter Edith Kennedy Susan Kenny Sandy Kolrel Reporter Reporter Reporter ' x.ff . 3 ' 1,4 I E N1 f V '4 a,':, 'J 3 ' fog 'K 1 R - 1 Kent Lyon lolly Martinez Judy Mitchell John La Roche Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter 1 'F Q' X -B ut' l m , I' J . 11 ' A 'Vx L Susie Yepez Jim Newberry Don Pickering Reporter Reporter Reporter l07 FLAG TWIRLERS MAJORETTES pans-:menu f' lO8 4 l ROW ONE: A. Pirtle, J. Carroll. ROW TWO: D. Calvin, J. Everett, S, Johnson. In the production of the Excelsior Story of l959, os in any other production, music, excitement, ond variety are to be found. All three qualities are evi- dent in the performance of the maiorettes and flag twirl- ers. They performed along- side the band and other drill units. They placed second at the Azusa Parade to add an- other highlight to our produc- tion. WE ROW ONE: B. Asmus, S. Cox. ROW TWO: I. Gronaclos, J. Horpel, D. Holms. -- -.176 Joy Corroll Mrs. R. Peterson Shirley Cox Head Flag Twirler Advisor of Drill Units Head Maiorette ,4- I F nd gllibr A 'Jani Pricilla Partridge Assistant Head Q.. 1 r . DRILL TEAM A vs I 'X -1. . Rosemary Hoover Head of the Drill Team Lights: camera: action, the Drill Team came on to stage another chapter of the Excelsior Story of I959. Under the direction of Rose- mary Hoover and the supervision ot Mrs. Peterson, the Drill Team performed at Excelsior home 'foot- ball games, assemblies, and marched in parades in surround- ing areas as well as in Norwalk. Kay Dice Assistant Head VIZ!! Z1 ROW ONE: K. Dice, R. Hoover, P. Partridge. ROW TWO: M. Sotelo, M. Arebalo, I. M. Sotelo, G. Wetherbee. ROW THREE: F. DeMarco, L. Post, C. Holmes, D. Dirkout, J. Maroney, P. Martin, A. Scheider, P. Addington, C, Axline. ROW FIVE: P. 5. Courtney, M. Niebel, J. Carmichael. ROW SIX: J. Hames, L. Earl, 5. Klimek, N. 1 Camacho, B. Nosaka, J. Scott. ROW FOUR Axlino, S. Graham Fryer, L. Hall. H0 :iii 'YITTQY ,,,...-cvs-' .A J QQg.!f N-as tQdllsl'4'F -new ' wwf HIEHY scii4o0L ......-..w- ORWALK c LIFORNIA ROW ONE: Banner Bearers, D. Castle, J. Ramistella. ROW TWO: T. Moreno, M. Reyes, J. Barbot, D. Porter, D. Lewis, J. Armiio, J. Johnson, D. Troutt, B. Hunt. ROW THREE: L. Reid, C. Wood, V. Zamora A. Mannon, C. Rogers, T. Thomas, B. Hampton, J. Bernard. ROW FOUR: F. Dominguez, S. Roggio R. Reyes, R. Farrand, R. Steiner, P. Roman, J. Joromat, J. Hubbard. ROW FIVE: E. Huntington, J. Beddie B. Lantz, L. Currier, K. Warner, B. Rocha. D. Kirkham, P. Enriquez. ROW SIX: V. Miller, B. Moberg J. Gutierrez, A. Ernest, S. Crane, P. Oswald, B. Stout, R. Brown. ROW SEVEN: M. Proffitt, G. Roukema G. Vantine, M. Hammon, M. Mulligan. r r 1 r Mr. Quentin Young Director BAND Whether it was a drum cadence or an overture, our band was always ready, providing the exciting back- ground music for our production at an assembly or special program. They played and performed at all home games and parades in their snappy new uniforms under the direction of Mr. Quentin Young and Donell Lewis, drum maior. Donell Lewis Drum Maior Mrs Wrlda Yates Our school's leading singing group, the A Cappella choir, led by Mrs. Wilda Yates, played an important part in many of Excelsior's produc- tions. Only upper classmen were in the group. They were invited to Dis- neyland for a Christmas festival. The school Christmas program centered around the choir which sang carols from foreign countries. They also had a large part in the Spring Swing and sang at many community affairs. -Q Choir Director Robert Fyqire Choir President H 2 Q -uv -ai ROW ONE: J. Martin, M. Arebalo, J. Santann, P. Hahn, C. Crabtree, J. Evans, S. Schoonover, B. Riley, L. Sanchez. ROW TWO: J. Petty, G. Luke, B. Sanquest, J. Ramestella, T. Sampson, C. Stranske, R. Gamboo, C. Diem, J. Scott, J. Maroney. ROW THREE: G. Harpel, J. Brouser, D. Harper, L. Unzicker, J. Erickson, M. Eldridge, N. Fewins, G. McKinney, J. McNally, M. Inglis, P. Mayo, J. Brunken. ROW FOUR: J. Armstrong, V. Miller, R. Hoover, D. Plunkett, S. Rindfleich, B. Goss, J. Thomas, J. Fitzpatrick, J. Bernhart, M. Pohlman, G. Buller, D. LaBin, B. Stapleton. ROW FIVE: M. Cauble, S. Olmstead, D. Lords, H. Gomez, M. Bunker, L. Taylor, C. Vance, C. Grimm, L. Phillips, N. Pierce, S. Snyder, N. Hallett, Y. Campos, M. Langseth. ROW SIX: L. Anderson, R. Pickering, W. Watson, J. Davini, 111 N. Tippings, W, Gentry, D. Lewis, J. Daisy, T. Lewis, B. Melton, R. Fraire, J. Felix, B. Bryant, T. Rush, R. Baker. A'CAPELLA CHOIR SWING BAND l 5 me KZ' H my kkk S ,g 1El3,,, ...I ROW ONE: .l. Graham, M. Proffitt, B. Rocha, Q. Young, R. Reyes, B. Moberg. ROW TWO: T. Epperly, R. Steiner, B. Lantz, M. Hammon, A. Mannon. 1 -A fi ROW ONE: T. Moreno, D. Porter, J. Bernard, B. Hunt. ROW TWO: T. Thomas, B. Lantz, R. Steiner, B. Rocha, D. Kirkham. ROW THREE: J, Guitteroz, B. Moberg S. Crane, A. Mannon, M. Hammon. PEP BAND Many different sound effects in the musical field were required for the ex- tremely varied scenes of our production. To meet this requirement, bands specializing in a specific type of music were formed. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Quentin Young, these different groups were present at musical events through the year. BAND COUNCIL I . -fS.. N ROW ONE: R. Steiner, V. Miller. D. Lewis, M. Hammon, S.Crane. I 1 X. ROW TWO: B. Rocha, T. Thomas, B. Lantx. ROW THREE: B. Moberg, 'HIV ROW ONE: L. Unzicker, B, Sherley, J. Modlin. ROW TWO: G. Bullet, D. Johnson. A strong force behind the exemplary perform- ance of the Band were the members of Band Council. The group was responsible for planning and managing the activi- ties and arrangements of the Band. Also an impor- tant part of the Band's cast, the Banner Bearers were on hand at each performance with their special addition to the scene. B A N N E R B E A R E R S X GIRLS' GLEE ,am ROW ONE: S. Berry, B. Myres, G. Floriano, .l. Hightower, M. Sanchez. ROW TWO: C. Archer, J. Dunlop, S. Keel, S. Crotts, G. Sanchez, G. Valdez. ROW THREE: N. Dakle, P. Halstead, J. Ketchum, H. McElroy, D. Brown, C. Childress, S. Crews. ROW FOUR: I.. Cochrane, C. Sandvig, B. Carter, 5. Broyles, B. Leslie, S. Cummins, I. Schepinski, M. Rogers. ROW FIVE: K. Bonnerville, C. Bassett, M. Bedell, S. Pruett, M. Chaney, R. Suierveld, l. Carson, L. Sweigart, .l. Adams, S. Smith, D. Martin. Among the various groups formed for special vocal ef- fects, the Girls' Glee was used for scenes requiring a chorus of all female voices. Their performance was seen in many assemblies through the year as well as the spe- cial Christmas Program. T1 l TRIPLETTES My Nine girls were chosen from A Cappella Choir to form the Triplettes. They met after school for rehearsals' and sang mostly popular songs. Their main perform- ance was on a high school television show. They sang in the Spring Swing and the SEATED: Mrs. w. Yates. now ONE: M. while, J. sum, J. McNally. now TWO: R. Hoover, s. olm- Chrisfmos Show and for many stead, C. Grimm, S. Snyder, M. Inglis. Absent-B. Baker. community organizations. l I4 LYRIC CLUB 1 ' KO 0 7 A I ' 1 5, Qt ' s. 0 . f if i 4 'Q 1 a ' X .4 ' - if 'W 'i .i 5 lr Q, , - V -' 'f L -ef . - if---,. , g J. 1 l ' va X 'T - A 1 l I Q La i NK : . ggb, rg Q Q T ' ' L 4 1 1 I 1. , 'lk 5 H ,M-583. 9 kg? be Cr- K in . 5 y ' f l i E ROW ONE: J. Hussey, G. Foster, R. Pacheco, J. Yamamoto, M. Silverman. ROW TWO: O. Harmon, B. Brown, J. Havens, B. Beck, L. Howie, C. Snyder, K. McPherson. ROW THREE: S B. Jackson, 5. Pruyne, B. Miller, J. Bingham, R. Rose, G. Burkhardt, I. Annott, R. Plorco. ROW FOUR: L. West, F. Brown, J. Wight, N. Brownell, B. Burns, P. Gottys, N. World, L. lonnort. Since singing is so good a thing, I wish all men would learn to sing. This was said by William Bird, a famous madrigal singer. An exceptional vocal effect was achieved by the Excelsior Madrigal singers. This group, sing- ing in the style and tra- dition of old England, ap- peared at the Christmas program and other com- munity affairs. A second specialized group was that of the Lyric Club. This all girl choir of thirty-one voices was kept busy preparing for various musical events during the year. ROW ONE: G. Luke, E. Sanchez, D. Baird, M, Boatner, K. Tripp, B. Holland, L. Phillips, V. Miller. ROW TWO: R. Fraire, Y. Campos, C. Barnes, D. Plunkett, B, Melton, D. Lewis. ll5 NATIONAL MATH CLUB on G ls .l- 2 ROW ONE: C. Crabtree, C. Segal, L. Kaiser, J, Tuthill, M. Gates. ROW TWO: M. Hammon, T. Folts, S. Roggia, E. Gehricke, J. Carroll, A. Colton, D. Noggle. ROW THREE: L. Simpson, M. Bunker, J. Thorne, J. Vencovsky, P. Partridge, M. Carlson, G. Brock. ROW FOUR: J. Shadford, D. Clements, G. Schoonmaker, J. Martin, S. Hoover, F. Hill, P, Buell, G. Klasse. To spur up more talent for the technical side of the Excelsior Story , the Math Club was set up. Although this club has been on campus for several years, it had its highest membership this past year. Unlike the local math club the National Math Club is as the name suggests a national organization with high membership require- ments. Miss Ling the advisor of both clubs, helped plan do-nut sales to increase their treasuries. Both clubs also participated in other campus activities. MATH CLUB ROW ONE: C. Crabtree, C. Segal, D. Davison, L. Kaiser, J. Tuthill, C. Holmes, R, Miller, D. Boyd, B. Duncan. ROW TWO: L. Wooley, J. Thorne, S. Roggia, E. Gehricke, R. Eckmeire, A. Colton, C. Barnes, M, Gates, J. Currier. ROW THREE: E. Saldona, D. Clements, G. Schoonmaker, J. Martin, G. Albanese, T. Butler, T. Folts, E. Kennedy, J, Walker. ROW FOUR: l. Carroll, M. Bunker, D. Porter, H6 T E G. Brock, P. Oswald, F. Hill, S. Hoover, R. McCoy, E. Herst, B. Frost. ROW FIVE: P. Berry, J. Shadford, T. Lorraine, F. Girocco, R. Obering, J. Vencovsky, B. Jaquot, G. Klasse, P. Buell, B. Noggle, C. Magness, M. Carlson. ROW SIX: M. Hammon, P. Partridge, B. Hogue, R. Noon, G. Stebbins, L. Wilson, B. Moberg, R. Sokulsky, B. Edelen, J. Eldridge, L. Simpson, T. McClaren. JC :if .- lv ai ROW ONE: B. Culbertson, A. Hoover, K. Basse, C. McKee, C. Davies. ROW TWO: P. Stewart, P. Snider, D. Holmes, C. Martin, G. Benschneider, A. K. Watson, J. Scott. ROW THREE: J. Wreath, R. Hoover, H. Willeiord, C. Niedzialek, B. Plains, C. Watrous, D. Leonard, J. Hall, D. Chick. ROW FOUR: J. Martin, P. Partridge, C. Montgomery, Q-,J L. Fischer, J. Foster, A. Mayfield, J. La Place, S. Klimek ROW FIVE: D. Hose, J. Dyer, G. Fisher, L. Jacobson J. Bowden, D. Roberts, D. Cameron, B. Rader, P. Frazier. ROW SIX: T. McClaren, A. Anderson, T. Hampton, C Leach, N. Coogan, E. Overholt, J. Elzy, B. Nelson D. Bowman, T. Cline, B. Duncan, E. Sailor. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Tryouts, rehearsals, and per- formance-this is the never-end- ing schedule of a busy actor or a busy member of N.F.L. ln motion pictures a star's main goal each year is to become an Academy Award winner. ln N.F.L. the goal was to become a national winner. Under the advice and the as- sistance of Mr. William Lewis, the speech squad worked hard this past year to make it a trophy- winning one. NFL OFFICERS -f-, .cw sr: ROW ONE: B. Baker, C. Kuwada. ROW TWO: K. Anderson, G. Jarrell, S. Sebastian, K. St. John. ROW THREE: l. Desborough, T. Strong, K, Connell, R, Forchione. 7 CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP FIRST LUNCH ROW ONE: T. Moore, B. Manchester, J. Morgan. ROW TWO: P. Virala, E. Gehricke, A. Stout, J. Willett. ROW THREE: M. Culbertson, M. Stewart, C. Soverns, D. Baucher, D. Tarpley. ROW FOUR: B. Truefitt, E. Hawley, F. Hill, G, Burns, G. Luna. lt was the aim of our personnel director to provide intellectual and physical activities suited to every individual need. Also, spe- cial provision was made for the spiritual interest of our cast. For this purpose the Christian Fellowship met every Tuesday and Thursday during the noon hour. Many guest speakers and movies of particular interest were en- ioyed by the members of this or- ganization. SECOND LUNCH ROW ONE: R. Dodge, B. Culbertson. ROW TWO: S. Patterson, D. Plastow, P Roberts. ROW THREE: K. Culbertson, L. Estrada, J. Wreath, C. Vance. I I INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB 'T ROW ONE: L. Book, T. Sampson, L. Sampson, P. Varner, J. Rodgers. ROW TWO: R. Edmisson, D. Sakamoto, D. Fost, K. Knapp, J. Williams, G. Brock. ROW THREE: G. Klasse, T. Ortega, E. Overholt, R. Vacek, R. Manchester, M. Shields. ROW FOUR: L. Kribs, R. McCoy, M. Smith, G. Rocheford, G. Van Hauten, D. Emerson, L. Ellett, R. Burrell. ROW FIVE: A. Vihlen, L. Rin- aldi, T. Walter, R. Roush, R. Sokulsky, H. Hackelman, L. Beitz, J. Eldridge, M. Regis, J. Thomas. Since the advent of Sputniks, rockets, and intercontintental mis- siles, many of the present day mo- tion pictures are about science. On the Excelsior set the Science Club, in keeping with modern trends, carried on various types of scien- tific research and experiments. Mr. T. U. Hawley advised the stu- dents in their work. L. Simpson S. Zebold. 2' ' 1 X 9,4 ,. 'SJ 1 l ' ROW ONE: D. Farfan, C. Bartolotto. ROW TWO: J. Joromat, J. Sellers, M. DeArcos, P. Farley. ROW THREE: Mr. H. Hamann, M. Estill, B. Klump, S. Gordon, Mr. H. Hultgren. ROW ONE: J. Barbot, Helping cast members plan for future vocational choices after completing work on The Excelsior Story , the Industrial Arts Club acquainted students with the vari- ous industries and the opportu- nities they offer. The club also helped the boys keep abreast with current developments in the in- dustrial world. SCIENCE CLUB A. Alves, G. Fisher. ROW TWO: K. Frazer, A. Andreason F. Ramirez, Mr. T. U. Hawley. ROW THREE: C. Manges, C. C. Vuitel, P Buell Stage Crew was composed of potential men behind the scenes . This industrious group made all the scenery and created the atmosphere for the varied stage productions at Excelsior. Mr. Hultgren helped the stage crafters to learn the craft of the theater. N. N. XV N. ,X IRC The varied interests of our cast was evident in the formation of clubs widely different in goals. The International Relations Club was especially suited to many. Throughout the year, members were entertained with speakers and films on many foreign subiects. AERONAUTICS CLUB Following along with modern trends, many of the cast found an interest in the growing field of aeronautics. The Aeronautics Club, under the di- rection of Mr. Dornbrack, served to stimulate and forward the boy's knowledge of this subiect. E217 :: , ROW ONE K St John, B. Duncan. ROW TWO: D. Boyd, P. Hahn, L. Cattoir. ROW ONE: B. Rope, P. Beery. ROW TWO: M. Eldridge, M. Novak, D. Harper. UNCH A ' mg ...f 4 'fi ,r if: . .4 3 I 2 ROW ONE: J. Pacheco, L. Book, G. Monteeiro, R. Masoner, E. Soldana, J. Rodriquez, S. Scamardo, D. Magers, A. Potter, D. Clines. ROW TWO: T. Moore, J. Marks, B. Davis, A. Colton, G. Ruddell, C. Hovey, A. Lopez, E. Simmons. ROW THREE: D. Livingstone, W. Cof, D. Maroney, B. Adams, J. Jensen, L. Bailey, P. Vitala. ROW FOUR: D. Sparks, G, Prescott, G Troutman, R. Blundell, R. Swick, T. O'Donnell. ROW FIVE: R. Eklund, C.. Brooks, J. Hosey, C. Mills, P. Lucey. PEP CLUB The Excelsior Pep Club played an important part in keeping high the spirits of our cast. Members of the club were found in all the sport scenes ' on campus throughout the year, cheer- ing our teams on in football, basket- ball, baseball and track. TALENT CLUB ROW ONE: G. Schoper, Production Manager, D. Smith, President: C. Bortolotto, Vice President. ROW TWO: J. Eldridge, Sgt. at Arms, J. Dressel, secretary, Mr. Cas- tiglione, advisor. All of the new and different talent that was displayed this past year in The Excelsior Story was that of Talent Club. Under the direction of Mr. Castiglione, they were always on the lookout for fresh talent to present to you, the student body. Keeping the loud speakers in working order was an especially important job. Cast members were kept informed of many events through the day and at sports events through the efforts of the Public Address Crew. PUBLIC ADDRESS CREW ROW ONE: P. Blanton, D. Clines. ROW TWO: W. Bonkhead, Mr. P. Light, R. Brooks. ROW THREE: G. Sorenson, E. Burns, D. Hoppock, T. Jensen, R. Hennes. Chess is a very fascinating game and the mem- bers of Chess Club were often perplexed or cha- grined as they played each other in ladder tourna- ments to determine the best player at Excelsior. Top man on the totem pole was Al Colton. Other activities including playing Mr. Irving Marks simul- taneously and team play with other schools. CHESS CLUB ROW ONE: D. Porter, A. Colton, A. Alves. ROW TWO: C. Manges, J. Newberry, P. Buell, Mr. J. Stein. FUTURE NURSES '-vw new V' ROW ONE: S. Schoonover, M. Arebelo, S. Swift, N. Garibay, E. Hankamer, F. Miller. ROW TWO: K. Eisenbise, J. Freese, J. Jones, D. Collo, C. Douglas, I. Smith, C. Butler. ROW THREE: R. Strimple, C. Watrous, D. Crowell, L. Tore, L. Dosser, N. Young, J. Carrillo. ROW FOUR: J. Edwards, as-I Minyard, N. LaCroix, M. Dean, J. Thorne, D. Boyd, Leonard. ROW FIVE: A. Mayfield, S. Keef, J. Adams, Brown, D. Lynch. ROW SIX: B. Schmiesing, G. Bloom, Ferrell, S. Wilds, A. Schleider, N. Giber, D. Corneio. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Lady wtih the Lamp was the inspiring heroine of a group of ambitious young ladies on the Excelsior set. The Future Nurses Club, with the leadership of Mrs. Gert Bloom, worked through- out the year on many proi- ects. They are most noted for the very successful March of Dimes campaign which they sponsored. Directing one of the many groups on the set, the Junior Red Cross, was Mrs. Weber. This group was composed of over lOO active members, all working together to help the needy. One of their nu- merous iobs throughout the year was giving Christmas ' presents to the Metropolitan State Hospital's Ward 17. l ROW ONE: J. Beswick, C. Day, A. Hoover, M. Roberts. Smith, D. Cross. ROW FOUR: T. Cline, F. Pineira, T. Owens, ROW TWO: V. Mullins, C. McKee, J. Flechner, J. Crane, R. Hampton, E. Cook. l22 L. Chandler. ROW THREE: I. Chandler, L. Williams, C. Students who wished to play the faculty role in future productions found the Future Teachers Club suited to their vocational choice. The high- light of the club's activities was the opportunity for sen- ior members to teach for a day in a grammar school of Norwalk. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE: P. Moore, N. Feaster, J. Humphreys. ROW TWO: N. Alvarado, J. Pylman, J. Vanderham, L. Sandoval. ROW THREE: J. Ormonde, B. Hordylr, G. Hinsom, C. Avery, R, Martinez, Mr. W. Baumgartner. ROW FOUR: T. Andre, V. Auman, T, Webb, H. Roukema, E. Southfield, R. Churchwell, D. Pasma. -.Q 1 .15 ROW ONE: L. Woolley, J. Adams, J. Tuthill. ROW TWO: B. Gorelick, S. Hoffstatter, D. Holmes, A. May- field. ROW THREE: D. Pavlinch, B. Jackson, N. Keller, B. Rader, B. Culbertson, L. Holmes, ROW FOUR: Mrs. J. Nelson, J, Mimaki, B. Wagner, S. Crane, C. Barnes, B, lantz, T. Folts, P, Snider. FUTURE TEACHERS GF AMERICA Frequently appearing on the Excelsior set was a royal blue iacket bearing the in- signia of the Future Farmers of America. The boys of this club, under the leadership of Mr. Baumgartner, increased their knowledge of agricul- ture, animals, and poultry through a program of movies, lectures and conferences, 123 6 FBIMA. As one of the largest clubs on campus, F.B.L.A. also played an important part in the Excelsior story. During the year F.B.L.A. attended many conferences and workshops. On January l0th, the Excel- sior chapter was host to the F.B.L.A. Southern Section Conference and College Sec- tion Conterence. Excelsior Chapter 2550 won many of the awards that were pre- sented, including publicity and Mr. F.B.L.A. won by Bob Clemons. . t,... , W , fi' rrrrsl ROW ONE: K. Tripp, M. Graham, G, Hernandez, M. Arebealo. ROW TWO: N. Wolford, D. Harper, C. Rogers, K. Dennison, J. Fleshner, G. McKinney, L. Leckbee. ROW THREE: M. Farr, N. Hildebrandt. J. Petty, D. Edwards, M. Miller, S. Jernigan, R. Miller. ROW FOUR: D. Shumard, E. Hernandez, L. Earl, S. McClellan, J. Lockwood, M. Nichols, I. Slaughter, D. Patino. ROW FIVE: B. Asmus, M. Page, K. Dice, M. Pohlmann, D. Yates, S. Pruyne, B. Loveday, F. DeMarcn. ROW SIX: Mr, R. Eissler, C. Sandvig, J. Culbertson, S. Cox, P. Hernandez, R. Headley, K. Anderson, P. Snead, W. Jones, C. Helms, J. Sohl. EBBS f -..-ff -428' I 4 Jw 4 . -ws 5 if ROW ONE: J. Crabtree, E. Shimahara, B. Shimahara. ROW TWO: J. Hussey, I.. Post, D. Corneio, J. Bingham. ROW THREE: C. Pasino, K. Culbertson, O. Subas, L. Greene, M. Hertneck. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Deuel, S. Romberg, P. Beitz, l. Freeman, M. Johnson, S. Taylor, M. Dean, Mrs. Roth. I 24 ln movie making, as in any big business, keeping the books balanced is very im- portant. Excelsior Business Builders learned the funda- mentals ofthe business world early. This club was made up entirely of Freshmen and Sophomores who are plan- ning to continue in the busi- ness field. ROW ONE: D. Gonzales, R. A. Guglielmana, B. Garcia. ROW TWO: V, Mullins, S. Minyard, B. Carr, D. La Bin, J. Jones, P. Hahn. ROW THREE: T. Meler, T. King, D. Knapp, M. Farley, Mrs. Toelle. Boniour tout le monde et son pere , o greeting used commonly by members of French Club. The gala event of the year was their Christmas party. The nativity scene was read in French by the president, Iris Camacho. For the last activity they at- tended a film spoken entirely in French. When they return- ed, instead of hearing good- bye, you heard, au revoir . 'a There are many actors and actresses up in the clouds . . . it's good to know there are still some down-to-earth peo- ple at Excelsior. Among these are the Future Homemakers of America. These girls with the help of Mrs. Toelle have learned many things to help them in their future roles as home- makers. ROW ONE: C. Phillips, S. M:Kinstry, M. Owens, I. Camacho. ROW TWO: Mrs. Heinzman, D. Lichfield, D. KnCPP, J. Thane, N. Younee, S. Thomas, P. Snider. ROW THREE: R. Arebalo, E. Jensen, T. Thomas, l25 GERMAN CLUB l N..- 1 . iP ,R N--at..-.. mm si-rm ROW ONE: E. Roberts, L. Kaiser, J. Esther. ROW TWO: Mrs. Heinzman, G. Hopkins, A. Franco, S, Hose, ROW THREE: A. Alves, C. Manges, D. Hildebrandt, E. Overholt, N. Muldworf, J. Den Ouden. Under the direction of Senor A. de Heras, The El Matadores had a very active year. During the past year some ofthe ac- tivities of this club were a visit to the colorful an- nual Padua Hills Festival and informative slides about Mexico were shown at meetings. l26 SPANISH CLUB Films often play an im- portant part in interna- tional relations, The Ex- celsior Story was no ex- ception. The members of the German Club not only studied the language, but learned about the cus- toms and the people. Among the activities was seeing German language films at the La Tosca The- ater in Los Angeles. E. Maguna, J, Barbot, J. Rubin, J. Adams, B. Rader, J. Sanchez. Just as the movie industry has the trade papers, Excel- sior has their literary maga- zine, Trial Flights. Under the direction of Mrs. Troup, the members of the staff waded through the lit- erary offerings of Excelsior geniuses. Finally the final selections were made and prizes were awarded for the top offerings in the various fields. I C ,- ., A .iz .....W.,.1 I I I TRIAL FLIGHTS SEATED: S. McPherson, L. Woolley, M. Gates, B. Hobbs, L. LaRoche. STANDING: M. Estill, D. Hobbs, B. Bancq, S. Hoffstatter, P. Roberts, D. Lichfield, L, Peterson. THESPIANS gp ROW ONE: M. Cochran, J. Tuthill, P. Goodwin, B. Holland. J. Capilla, M. Bell, P. Farley, S. Kokel. ROW FOUR: M. ROW TWO: J. Armstrong, M. Eldridge, N. Tubbs, R. Lipe, Cauhle, D. Hortzell, J. Sellers, J. Mullen, L. Patterson, Mrs. C. Appleton. ROW THREE: B. Blancq, G. Freeman, B. Hamilton, L. Martin, B. Rocha. Aspiring young actors and actresses whose interests lay in the dramatic field found Excelsior's Thespians fitted to their liking and talents. Throughout the year, Na- tional Thespians, under the leadership of Mrs. C. Apple- ton participated in and en- ioyed many activities suited to the nature of their club. l27 MILITARY K, ,J 'Epi K.. K ,V A fp, px . 5 BALL was e 'N eifv who Queen Sandy McCuIlum, who was escoried by Bob Tyra. P,, Q nl- W: BY John BXg S JOY Cnr scoaea O W ,. 1 s figgm IL wh L own L s ,sc . do 'Wed Princess UV' 57 D Uye l 128 , , Ogden X -. -..irw-. .-Y- . -...........,--e, ---- f- -- ---i-- -I , -,,.,.,........ -...-.-Q -- - - 1 Company A-ROW ONE: J. Rodriquez, S. Scamardo, J. Bernard, E. Hawley, E. Adkins. ROW TWO: J. Pacheco, J. Unruh, R. Beebe, W. Weber, B. Wells, M. Lovejoy, A. Baez, J. Reyna. ROW THREE: F. T. Hayman, D. Fike, R. Dafoe, G. Caak, R. Allen, J. Wetzel, L. Coleman, M. Stoltenberg, M. Wry, L. Turgeon, J. Bernard. ROW FOUR: R. Farrand, T. Osburn, W. Sna, J. Wilson, B. Fisher, B. Weeks, R. Perkins, L. Keller, K. Frazier, R. Rose. Some of the most successful movies over the past years have been stories tied in with the armed forces. Just as these movies have been successful, so the past year has been for the Cal Cadets. They received many awards in rifle matches. The highlight of their year was the Military Ball when a queen was chos- en to reign for the coming year. CALIFORNIA CADET CORPS F .1 G+-??T:'k F Company B-ROW ONE: R. Roades, T. Childress, P. Denny, R. Froeling, E. Long ROW TWO: B. Burlile, D. Futscher, D. Magers, R. Manchester, P. Sneddon, T. Avila ROW THREE: D. Norton, M. Moro, G. Lamb, K. Frazier, J. Yefsky, R. Munaroe J. Lozzia. ROW FOUR: S. Finkelstein, B. Loveioy, R. Swiek, G. White, R. Heiss J. Duchwirth, R. Blundell, M. Langdon. u-qi '-'ii ...q lm -lung Headquarters Company-ROW ONE: B. Carlson, R. Clark, J. Blancq, D. Landon, E. Jenson, B. Griggs. ROW TWO: F. T. Hayman, E. Sowersby, R. Collins, F. Nauman, R. Hood, L. Ellett. l29 .--1-v-4 CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION FIRST SEMESTER .or Cvlwilif X. ROW ONE: M. Medeiros, G. Wetherbee, D. Holmes, J. Foster, J. Takahashi, C. Phillips, G. Hernandez, I, Cama- cho, B. Nosaka, I.. Leckbee, E. Hankamer, A. Hoover. ROW TWO: J. Tuthill, C. Segal, K. Basse, D. Pavlinch, K. Hawley, S. Nash, N. Younie, J. Fleshner, G. Jarrell, C. Barnes, D. Dunton, C. Leonard, B. Jackson. ROW THREE: B. Gorelick, L. Greene, L. Kaiser, P. Snider, C. White, A. Alves, D. Jacobson, P. Partridge, S. Olmsted, E. Kennedy, M. Gates, C. Rogers, K. Dennison, M. F I' White. ROW FOUR. S. Thomas, D. Clements, S. Roggia C. Stapleton, J. Thorne, G. Lindenberger, J. Carroll, J Vencovsky, E. Welch, J. Bower, N. Keller, C. Niedzialek L. Hall, K. St. John, B. Van Ness. ROW FIVE: B. Mo berg, T. Lorraine, S. Crane, J. Beddie, L. Simpson, J Shadford, L. Ferrell, P. Roberts, M. Carlson, R. Rohrig E. Olvey, M. Hammond, F. Hill, M. Culbertson, D. Kirk- ham, G. Klasse, D. Noggle. To make every production a success, there has to be some brains behind the SC6l'leS. Filling that capacity in The Excelsior Story this past year were the members of the California Scholarship Federation. Under' the direction of Mr. King, Miss Williamson, Miss Sherzer, and Mr. Everly, C.S.F.'ers iourneyed to Los Angeles to see the Old Vic production of Hamlet as a reward for their good grades. Thev earned money for a scholarship fund by selling do-nuts. lvoaytql f L If 1 f T30 SECOND SEMESTER ROW ONE: C. Paparella, B. Shimihara, L. Michael, S. Cama- cho, B. Baker, S. Hoffstotter. ROW TWO: L. Sparks, R. Oli- veira, L. Woolley, J. Bauer, J. Tuthill, M. Madeiros, L. Kaiser ROW THREE: C. Leonard, B. Gorelick, B. Jackson, M. Gates C. Barnes, M. White, D. Pavlinch. ROW FOUR: S. Roggia S. Thomas, R. Obering, S. Rindfleisch, C. Rogers, J. Fleshner, J. Carmichael, C. Bassett, M. Bell, C. Niedzialek, B. Vr-n Ness ROW FIVE: C. Stapleton, S. Allen, A. Alves, M. Jacobson, J Thorne, P. Baker, P. Partridge, E. Kennedy, N. Hallett, S White, N. Keller, E. Saylor. ROW SIX: T. Thomas, J. Shad- ford, S. Crane, E. Olvey, C. Grimm, P. Roberts, F. Hill, M. Carl- son, B. Moberg, P. Buell, R. Rohrig, C. Vuitel S. Hartzell SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ll ll ll ll w +4 'J' .: X., 1 , , g -,.,,,:u-u-' .. . - Ms.- - - 4.4. 'Q' , .. ,, A ... I K :W A' . 1 K ,. Q x N4 K . . T :lr lv V ' Thl'PYiC8'0f Varsiiy Club memlfaership. . I . .. ..u' 'yr' 'Iv VY K A - . ! i Pf:'uf2'fha'w-- ff. -vi Q., r 'H' 5 ll I 1 I f In 5 .1 I I n I ' uf' . If , QF I W 'ta If . .f --1 I AA? L II lin 3? E Z X di Polling lime at Excelsior. GirI's League Posfu re D ,J ,,,.W,,.,. and Prince-ggeg for '59, Hard work went inio ExceIsior's firsl Hi Jinx. ,fig Al CC 77 oue id ferna CAST Cathy Anderson Bill Axline Kathy Basse Beverly Culbertson Bob Duncan Marsha Eldridge Jeneane Evans George Feaster Terry Folts Len Glasgow Bruce Harmon Donna Hartzell Gene Hawley Arden Hoover Billie Holland Edith Kennedy John La Roche Larry La Rock Donell Lewis Gail Luke Cathy Montgomery Tom Moreno Sue Olmstead Tom Owens Ron Pickering Ann Pirtle Tina Pitocchi Bob Rocha .lo Ann Thomas Mara Tubbs Y 1--...w......,... ... and love proved eternal. The Todd family and friends. --...........- Mischievous Tod in the clutches of Secretary Stanton. unior- enior One of the most spectacular scenes that was created on the Excelsior stage was that of the Jr.-Sr. Play, Love is Eternal. It is the beautiful love story of Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd. Mary Todd was portrayed by Jeneane Evans and George Feaster was the Great Emancipator , Abraham Lincoln. lt dis- played one of the biggest casts ever used in a Jr.-Sr. Play. At the head of the pro- duction was Mrs. Constance Appleton who acted as director. The play was staged to commemorate the l5Oth anniversary of Lincoln's birth. . . . And the wise men brought gifts to the King. CAri:5fma:5 I 95 . . . So the good tidings were brought to the shepherds in the fields. The beautiful story of the na- tivity was once again brought to the Norwalk community through the combined efforts of the various groups of Excelsior. The annual Christmas Concert, presented on the evening of De- cember l2, i958 featured Christ- mas songs of many lands by the Choir, Madrigals, and Glee Clubs, under the direction of Mrs. Wilda Yates. The pageant characters were directed by Miss Marie Wil- son. Mr. H. Hultgren was in charge of scenery and lighting. CAST Donna Boucher Donna Boyd Barbara Cauble Karen Culbertson Ronald Dodge Lydia Estrada Ella Gehricke Bruce Harmon Eugene Hawley Floyd Hill Boyd Hunt Herbert Lee Tom Moreno Shirley Patterson Patti Roberts Joan Sellers Bradley Stevens Michael Stewart Donna Tarpley Bob Truefitt . . . They gathered together to worship their King. HCMECCDMING QUEEN Y 2v.a HER MAJESTY 34 2,6 ANN PIRTLE ' O 1 n 1 O I O 0 o 5 g - , 5 5 . . I 3 Q I Z Q Dottie Erickson Terry Hooclenpyl HOMECOMING it The scene unanimously chosen the most beautiful of our year-long production was shot on location at the Excelsior stadium on the evening of Novem- ber seventh, A tremendous crowd was on hand as the leaded... ,sf ing lady of our picture, Miss Ann Pirtle, was ' ., crowned Homecoming Queen. Along with Queen . Ann, six lovely princesses were chosen by the Sandra Johnson I O cast as the most lovely ladies on location. 1 . Pricilla Partridge Gloria Schaper , Judy Kratt lag.- S9 C RTS EDITO tl R Rt Assisting in the direc- tion of the GAA activities were the GAA managers. These girls performed various duties to keep things running smoothly. As members of the council they helped in the planning of GAA activi- ties, and helped the girls to fulfill their interests in sports. GAA MANAGERS .3 fyi. fi.:-A fd X ,sa Y iN f 'N iv! 'xnxx ge 'E ,J he.- g if ROW ONE: S. Jernigan, J. McDonald, D. Boyd, L. Leckbee. ROW TWO: D. Pavlinch, M. Medieros, E. Gehricke, S. Pruyne, K. Dice. GAA COUNCIL ROW ONE: S. Nolan. ROW TWO: J. Bauer, B. Baker. ROW THREE: D. Harper, C. Grimm, J. Coles. Directing the activities of the Girls' Athletic Association, the Council worked hard throughout the year to pro- vide a well-rounded program for the girls participating in GAA. Ph-W ,NJ l l LETTER CLUB The girls of our cast with special inter- ests in girls' sports were able to fulfil their interests in GAA Letterclub. The girls were eligible to ioin after eight quarters of GAA. They received various honors according to their achievements. .,.-.-.- ' -..4 c,.e. ...-r.--Q- -. no-uv--1-sv-Q ........ ..-..... .4 ' g... 2 . F Q . all . .1 Q' uni' Lgrtt ,-' -4 'r ROW ONE: J. McDonald, S. Nolan, B. Baker. ROW TWO: P. Lawrence, R. Barraza, N. Michaels, S. Smith, L. Leckbee, J. Fleshner. ROW THREE: D. Boyd, S. Rindtleisch, S. LaBin, D. Plunkett, J. Modlin, H. Martinez, J. Barraza. ROW FOUR: S. Beswick, D. Harper, A. Hall, B. Wagner, J. Slaughter, S. McClellan, J. Ven- covsky, M. Eldrige, R. Headly. ROW FIVE: S. Jernigan, V. Miller, B. Jernigan, P. Hernandez, S. Klimek, N. Fryer, M. Carlson, C. Grimm, D. Harper, S. Cox, P. Partrige, J. Bauer. .xg xx 9 Miss Regina Phelan 4 nam ,,. Q--1' Mrs. Virginia Morgan dtriwi cl Mrs. Maude Vowles fwps K'-'IA Miss Bonnie Bowman GIRLS' P. E. TEACHERS QF: A sound mind in a sound body-Five days a week, smoggy or clear, the P.E. teachers could be seen on the fields teaching the girls new skills or selling fireballs in the gym. Mrs. Reevas, gym as- sistant, was always ready to lend a helping hand to find lost articles, check out equipment, or iust do many iobs that helped the girls of The Excel- sior Story. Miss Duphne Gardner : ,.fYs X, wifi I Af' A ,f J'!Z!?fSf . , I Ji' :M .ta ,t t M Q uf 1 ,I N 'rl Mrs. Romaine Peterson GZ? Mrs. Faye Antaky 'Ns . Thi 5,-,f i fn.. , I Mrs. Marge Reevas law v U' T' TENNIS TEAM ROW ONE: J. Bauer, C. Grimm, D. Loft. ROW TWO: S. Noland, J. Vencovsky, TOURNAMENT 73 .r 1- ft TENNIS .2 ya ,, 4 1 During thefirstquarter, r IX every Wednesday and Thursday after school, G.A.A. Tournament Ten- nis and Tennis Team met to learn tennis skills from Miss Bonnie Bowman. The girls played against other G. A. A.'ers from Norwalk, Bellflower, and Artesia. At the end of the quarter awards were giv- en to the champs for their performances in The Excelsior Story. ROW ONE: S. Noland, L. Leckhee, M. Mosqueda, D. Thomas. ROW TWO: L Fischer M. Farley, E. Kennedy, M. Bunker, D. Loft. ROW THREE: J. Fleshner, J Bauer J. Vencovsky, C. Grimm, S. Pruvne. .l. Lockwood, S. Sebastian. ROW ONE: S. King, J. Donston, J. Crabtree, S. Potter, M. Smith, J. Willett. ROW TWO: R. Oliveira, S. Schopenski, C. Willett, T. Baksdale, L. Michael, B. Shimihara, G. Hernandez, J. Johnston, P. Allen, S. Romberg. ROW THREE: B. Blanq, M. Farley, P. Sllfe, P. Thacker, K. Bonneville, I. Zutis, C. Leonard, G. Gates, O. Subias, M. Ilamam, P. Wallace. JUNIOR TENNIS Representing Excelsior at many play days dur- ing the year was the Jun- ior Tennis Team. .These girls met after school ev- ery Monday and Tuesday for one hour to learn and perfect new 'strokes and skills. They worked to im- prove their skills in order to replace the Tourna- ment Tennis Team in the future. VOLLEYBALL ROW ONE: S. Nolan, V. Wears, A. Powell, J. Mathis B. Riler, K. Niedzialek, M. Orona. ROW TWO: L. Archer, N. Daily, M. Roberts, R. Williams, B. Roberts, J. McDonald D. Haddock, M. Salomon, M. DePue, V. Lozana, M. Lambert. ROW THREE: C. Douglas, M. Baker, P. Countes, 5. Manning M. Medairos, C. Wells, N. Michael, S. Pruyne, S. Rind- fleisch, T. Meler, S. Biggs, I. Smith. ROW FOUR: N. Hallett ROW ONE: M. Sims, C. Crabtree, S. Nolan, B. Shimihara, K. Stevens. ROW TWO: M. Roberts, K. Niedzialek, M. Smith, Hernandez M Medeiros L Leckbee J Hawkins G, , . , . , . I V. Lozana, M. Pritchitt. ROW THREE: R. Martinez, E. Ben- nett, C. Leonard, L. Sparks, J. Donston, J. Donston, D. Munoz, A. Bodkin, C. Nesser, D. Romero, R. Martinez. sz S. Morgan, D. LaBine, D. Harper, N. Fewins, D. Lords, A. Hall, M. Carlson, M. Dean, M. Bell, C. Karl, B. Jackson, C. Brown, D. Pavlinch, I. Hernandez. ROW FIVE: C. Neid- zialek, O. Munoz, M. Zesiger, J. Fernandez, C. Helms, B. Loveday, D. Harper, L. Dosser, B. Wagner, B. Emery, BASKETBALL ROW FOUR: B. Townsend, S. Hawley, F. Brandyberry, D. Harper, O. Subias, B. Gents, S. King, R. Oliviera. ROW FIVE: L. Dosseo, B. Wagner, S. Biggs, J. McDonald, N. Michails, B. Wells, S. Morgan, J. Mathis. ROW SIX: B. Jackson, S. Jernigan, N. Fewins, B. Emery, M. Carlson, D. Loft, S. Beswick, S. Rindfleisch, R. Obering, C. Douglas. 'i E? ..-L.1.2':.Ef1:iyi:S11'S5lE E122'i :?fiEL5Ei- ?!2Y':f'F 'rl- s, 5 Y g We f :J - 4 As the final bell for the end of school rang throughout the halls of The Excel- sior Story many girls stayed an hour longer to participate in G.A.A. Volleyball. Every Monday and Tuesday of the first quarter girls came out and practiced for the future tourna- ments and play days. Learning to work well as a team was an important goal of our cast through the year. The girls par- ticipating in G.A.A. Basketball found the fast-moving sport a valuable asset in at- taining this goal GOLF With the shouting of Fore , the cameras rolled into action by shooting scenes of G.A.A. Golf. In golf the girls learned the various strokes and grips. So watch out for these girls on the golf courses. my ' K. Hawley J. Evans ' J ur.-In. . my, N .-. ,. Ei ROW ONE: B. Wells, M. Medieros, U. Montemayor, B. Riley. ROW TWO: L. Hans- borger, P. Countess, A. Hall, M. Carr, S. Berry. BADMINTON There was a group on campus this year that al- ways seemed to be watching the birdie . These were members of the G.A.A. Badminton group. They learned the fundamentals of the game as well as sports- manship. ARCHERY Many different skills were required for various scenes on the Excelsior set. The girls participating in G.A.A. Archery under the able instruction of Mrs. Morgan, enioyed many afternoons as their skills steadily improved throughout the quarter. l E ' e 5 . . ll '.u S. McCollum, C. Segal, D. Peterson, B. Tice. S. McPhearson, L. Fischer The girls of our cast interested in the rough sports of the guys played their own modified ver- sion in the active sports of Speed- Away and Softball. Supervised by Miss Bowman, Mrs. Morgan, Phe- lan, and Mrs. Hawk respectively, the girls met much competition throughout the term. 1 3 flQ lilgpflii l 5219? ' ' T l lf 1- P: 1 'ai Lim- 'giynii s fr .- 1 l 'll 3 ei ell' .Law J., . Q-5134: jk'3ii2,, W' 'E V11 'Q 5:1 2:55 mfgjjill . 4 ' rf .-22' We f if 54 1 Fl l Y, , .. ,. . is M W- l - . ..V Q- gg, 2' 2' H -f if qi yi., Jlfte--M Si , 'eifEf5..':-'f:i'rFi4i ,WM 'WZ v , - .- V g - f , 1 .. r- U WM' ' , Aw-vi.-:Q-Q Seve ' -' f F.: . . H- '-'- Q s y :gif-lm. ,,Ql :H ,.-1:f:2,:, . ff ' , ' . ' - ,. ' , I f'5 'Q '52 ' N , .:-,F- :i'E1, -fliiiif'3l55?EE f :':::F5f1'I:11'H 'i.'i?' '1ig',9ii f':.-- H' bfi'-2 f ' ' ' , 2- ff- 'JL' ,qv I E li i ROW ONE: J. Crabtree, T. Hoodenpyl, D. Boyd, R. Guglielmona, C. Phillips. ROW TWO: S. Miller, J. Rommol, K. Basse, S. Chamlee, J. Burgess, C. Keller. ROW THREE: J. Adams, K. Maclnnis, J. Shultz, J. Calba, G. Freeman, P. Moore, G. KeIler,L. Martin. SWIM TEAM During the course of the year, the Excelsior G.A.A, swim team achieved an outstanding record in swim competition, going unde- feated in all district meets and losing only one non-district meet. They also participated in a water ballet at Compton High School. SONG LEADERS On Excelsior -the theme music from the Excelsior Story and Go PiIots, one of the favorite yells from the production, were among the spirit raisers taught by the song and yell leaders to their under- studies. Their understudies were girls who went out for G.A.A. Song and Yell Lead- ing every Monday and Tuesday third quarter. ,J ' ROW ONE: B. Arnes, E. Gehricke. ROW TWO: L. Reid, C. Crabtree D Tarploy ROW THREE: D. Jungles, S. Schoonover, 5. Smith, S. Finnell. ROW ONE: K. St. John, J. Mahorney, C. Kuwada, P. Lawrence. ROW TWO: D. Gon- zales, K. Niodzialok, 5. Berry, E. Shimahara, R. Calderon. ROW THREE: V. Mullins, J. Levilln, D. Holmes, D. Plastow, Y. Montomayor, J. Crane. ROW FOUR: R. Lords, S. McColIan, L. Fischer, J. Armstrong, C. Helms, D. Lovoday. YELL LEADING f 5 feat,- -' l Q'-2 . wg QE BCYS' SPORTS EDITOR VICKI MULLINS SWQDLQTS I' fr- IQA, L Qc .e e Q -iii' t I I 'x it Mr. .lim Daniels Mr. David Alcala h Q if J t M 5 S A 'Q 1 5' . xi 3 S l ' L Rt ig. K a lt Mr. Les Billinger Mr. Ed Carrigan gas' - Q32 3. a it I - 4 Mr. George Curtis 8 Mr. 0. B. Hughes Ever present on the scene around the boy's athletic events were the coaches. These hard- working fellows had a full agen- da the year 'round with coaching and managing the many sports of the various seasons. ' if COACHES Mr. Don Berberet Mr. John Crippen W V Mr. Tom Lyon 'm m V if ' J V,AgZ K X, N Mr. Jack Newman Mr. Jim Milner VARSITY FOOTBALL f. X R i .X 7 . DAVE NORMAN Most Valuable Player MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS VARSITY SCOREBOARD Excelsior vs. Paramount Excelsior vs. Newport Excelsior vs. Wilson . Excelsior vs. Excelsior vs. Excelsior vs Excelsior vs. Excelsior vs Excelsior vs. Milikan . Montebello Santa Fe California EI Rancho Bellflower . . I9-O . 6-0 . I9-O . 20-I4 . . I2-6 . 21-I7 . I9-'I3 . O-I9 . 52-20 lost lost won lost lost lost lost won lost BILL HERRERAS Most Valuable Lineman REX BURRELL Most Valuable Back u-iq Ricki Alvarado Jim Eldridge Jim Pg-men Rex Burrell Bill Holmes Dave Norman il! B ,li . f J - , lk x, Bob Mellon Jack Schuliz Gary Dealhridge 1 Jim Gabbard Jim Ferguson Jerry Brock VARSITY PLAYERS Jim McCann A ff Nash Alvarado 12.7 g l ii W a Bill Herreras Leland Bigham .',? G-Q Dennis McCIuren Jim Morgan l Ken! Coode Jessie Sanchez Allgn Wrighf ..-.- -5:1 EA ' Q .1111 .A-, 11 1 , 1- .1575 4 'w i . ,, NM ' - 1235124 QM 'Pr Dick Vigil Bob Tyra Chuck Emerson .-d'. 5. Good plays worry Col. High. I In ,wi , f .. .4 VARSITY IN ACTION 0 . .- ' 4 .. 4. ,' 0 .0 - .f'..- -, .. e:'.:-5 5- .' ' 0 .a' 0 -1 ..'.. - - -:Z,',:..: 1 ' ' PiIol's defense held buck Cal's powerful team. -r.Wr I ...Q-532 f we 3 I. .X r ' It look frve men to down a pilot. Oops, missed again! :lp v I I QW FHM! I ,, 1 s Dick Vigil carries for Pilofs Ricki Alvarado sidesieps opponents 'I sf - 5 JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL Jr. Varsity had a good season with five wins, three losses, and one tie. They left most of their opponents far behind with their scores. One ex- ample of this was their game with Wilson, a victory of 46 to O. These boys had good training to- wards being good Varsity players next year. SCOREBOARD Excelsior . . l9 Paramount . . Excelsior . . 7 Newport , , Excelsior . . 46 Wilson . . Excelsior . 7 Millikqn , , Excelsior . . 26 Montebello . Excelsior . . T4 Santa Fe . . Excelsior . . l9 Californq , , Excelsior . 7 El Rancho . Excelsior . . T3 Bellflower . Pilot's defense closing in tight. A ROW ONE: B. Axline, J, Keeling, B. Barnes, B. Long, J. Troutman, J. Unger, E. Burns, J. Flopper ROW TWO: R. Lawn, T. Garrison, F. Yamamoto, B. Trya, D. King, D. Schorrs, D. McClarren, M. Klump ROW THREE: D. Axe, M. Brown, D. Mauro, S. Finkelstein, E. Simmons, L. Eilmonson, G. Schoonmaker ROW FOUR: E. Wright, Ormonde, R. Obering, R. Junsen, S. Sawyer, A. Muth, T. Andre, R. Stevens H. lee, J. Fleehmann. ROW FIVE: K. Woods, R. Walsh. 43 Q Excelsior Paramount . . O Excelsior Newport . . l3 Excelsior Wilson . . . O Excelsior 7 Millikan . . 25 ,N pw ' N, 0- gm- A Excelsior O Montebello . I9 5-is , by I Excelsior O Santa Fe . . 47 ' A V Excelsior 25 California . . 2 X - . Excelsior 25 El Rancho . . 25 1 l - Excelsior 0 Bellflower . . 7 6 .5 . 5 Bee Pilot runs for another Excelsior gain. Q Q ' Q Q Q '3 J' ifaqgufsfvl G '- 95 . 34 A 13 .Q . if , I- v Q . ' f. X X HU -1 f X -- . A . n 1 it A , I ' - 4 . Q H Q 1 xv? 5 ii L.. l A 1 A Z 'I ' A H ' Q B . i' 'I ' .. 4 L4 A 1 A it L I . ' H ge., fe 17 3124, 4 ROW ONE: A. Ernst, T. Sampson, W. Milks, H. Dickie, L. Sampson, B. Barton, J. Reznick, S, Goldsmith. ROW TWO: A. Lopez, D. Anderson, S. Fliehmann, B. Rubio, F. Garcia, G. Andre, J. Friuell, K, Wright, T. Ortega. ROW THREE: L. McKown, J. Baker, D. Bowman, B. Klump, E. Berry, B. Jones, J. LaLoggia, B. Duncan, B. Neibel, A. Koch. ROW FOUR: K. Lockwood, T. Day, J. Pullin, D. Turner, P. Keegan, J. Madrid, M. Jiminez, B. Marler, R. Reyna, C. Lamb. ROW FIVE: Coach Alcala, G. Lindstrom, B. Elliott, J. Milks, T. O'Donnell, C. Vicker, C. Lindley, H. Lazar, C. Witherspoon, L. Inslreep, P. Denny, Coach Corrigan. BEE FOOTBALL The Excelsior Bees started the sea- son in non-league play with an even record of two wins and two losses. Coached by Mr. David Alcala and Mr. Ed Corrigan, Excelsior graduate, the team came up with the total of one win, one tie, and three losses in league play. 155 SCOREBOARD Excelsior Newport Excelsior Artesia . Excelsior Norwalk Excelsior Montebello Excelsior Santa Fe Excelsior Californa Excelsior El Rancho Excelsior Bellflower 1- Cee's push towards goal. Opening the season with a loss, the Excelsior' Cee's bounced back with two victories over Artesia and Norwalk Highs. When the season got un- der way, things evened up with four victories, five losses, and one tie. Next year some of these boys will move up to the Bee's and later on to Varsity. CEE FOOTBALL -an ROW ONE: A. Calderon. ROW TWO: T. Seviontek, R. Marqez, R. Arebalo, J. Plnlon, J. Lowe, B. Bevons ROW THREE: G. Cisneros, R. Masoner, R. Herbst, L. Beitz, J. Dyer, L. Anderson. ROW FOUR: M. Jacob son, J. Gordillo, D. Robinson, L. Vela, P. Baker, L. Boily, J. Granados, L. Ellett. ROW SIX: J. Bowden L. Crouch, M. McCann, M. Gonzales, K. Knapp, M. Nerkovics. rf ,D X v v60'5 , P: 6 C 1' 'lfffglfl z,-:ga ... ' f 6 3,241 ' . -2, If 5Qn .sf X 0 ' '1 'Heh T X, A W AJ, I' I-I we .5 -. s,., E 1 ET S ff x Y E1 ,pi 'L' - A m 1' YARSITY BASKETBALL il in 3. 9 Q , i E LI s 5' , 144 ' 1 Que TW L-'N 1-A5 fi- 1' - my PLAYERS - A 2.1 L,x- S .L .,. ,, ,R , .,: :- Q Q ,wa 4 ,A A - ., . S S A 1 f - A . . L' A L' . J - 1 -g,.f1'j L L1 ,.L X ., W , . Lfvt iigxl isle .L S 1 7' L. '- wi '- NSS N LX K L g iq if W W' Y 4 L A. Rx 2. W an ' c Rn L L 1 4 M25 33- l Qu 5 3555 -if 4 L sa Keith Harkey EL? W ,So Dave Myers Llc-I f if l S S f 72 C fflf Ian Desborough Rex Burrell Mike Wallsmilh , wg W -ar ENUM 'Ulf i i V Leland Bigham William Mancina 3 L L. , -i , .. i, 1 Lvl'-Q--1-11 -A 'fi . .L.L,m...,....., NOT PICTURED Larry Jacobson I ,I C, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL PLAYERS 'Gln I AIZAJ .ee-s. I Ive Rick Altldfddb Jim Fgrgusqn Tgm Mcclurun Alhn wrigh' SCOREBOARD Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior Season Q . Record Won-4 1 f I f l.. B. Milliken . Newport . . Paramount . . Lynwood , . Arroro . . . Huntington Beach Dominguez . Mira Costa . . Artesia . . . Mark Keppel . Montebello . Santa Fe . California . El Rancho . Bellflower . . Montebello . Santa Fe . California . El Rancho . . Bellflower . . Tv I I C .J ROW ONE: T. Walsh, J Miller R Alvarado G Wirth D Norman ROW TWO: B. Hightower, R. Bergstrom T McCIaran B Plains J Ferguson A Wright Lost 16 I a Roger Obering Avia xi ' r l . E, , E, , 'J' Ji' J . Nd? I Kerry Wright f asf, . Larry Sampson Cecil Leach - .. , 'gf Y ' ,, ,, H353 r.rr V ' ..,. r . l VV Mg' ly , ' ' ' ':' - 5 5 . 5 ,J gf? 2123 , W'-'-A 5 f -L A i k , ' , 1 , L -'-. V 1 1 . . E E Jack Milks SCOREBOARD f Excelsior Paramount Excelsior Lynwood . ax Excelsior Arroyo . 5. f Excelsior Huntington Excelsior Newport . Excelsior Dominguez Excelsior Montebello Excelsior Santa Fe . Excelsior California Excelsior El Rancho Excelsior Bellflower Excelsior Montebello Excelsior Santa Fe Excelsior California Excelsior El Rancho Excelsior Bellflower Season Record Won-4 Lost-12 160 S s. A 3 ' 1 il fl 'W 4 Fig! lf ik 2.1 ,Q , . - ia get-if ' -4 ,,, M, , 'A F i' I ae ' we 1, 'T Q Terry Sampson Joe Frizxell Sw ROW ONE: J. Milks, L. La Borde, R. Quinones, T. Sampson, R. Obering. ROW TWO: B. Nelson, K. Wright, J Frizzell, L. Sampson, T. Arnold. ROW THREE: J. Armenta, D, Bourman, T. Day, C. Leach, G. Hasse, H. Lazar IIE fl: , 2 f C' Q 3' A 9 l CEE BASKETBALL Excelsior 28 Paramount . . Excelsior 22 Lynwood . . Excelsior 26 Huntington Beach Excelsior 26 Arroyo . . . Excelsior 29 Mayfair . . . Excelsior 23 Newport Beach Excelsior 43 Dominguez . . Excelsior 27 Artesia . . Excelsior 12 El Monte . . Excelsior 6 Artesia . . Excelsior 19 California . . FF -J ,,.- SCOREBOARD Excelsior 22 Excelsior 27 Excelsior 22 Excelsior 25 Excelsior 20 Excelsior 1 I Excelsior 17 Excelsior 32 Excelsior 20 Excelsior 17 Excelsior 25 son Record: Won 7-Lost 15 Mayfair . Montebello Santa Fe . California El Rancho Bellflower Montebello Santa Fe . California El Rancho Bellflower m- ,. Q- -Q, Z ROW ONE: L. Vela, D. Robinson, V. Anderson, W. Milks, J. Dyer, P. Vela. ROW TWO: V. Bailey, V. Cruch, B. Magono, R. Herbst, V. Inskeep, V. Bietz, Mr. Hughes. Q!-.' J M Qi if-'x A-B .. I L. Crouch is L AX F a 'k Esqulbel Dave JGCOIDSON Tony Punzurello SCOREBOARD Excelsior 27 Mayfair .V Excelsior 18 Arroyo K ifir Excelsior 29 Mayfair 0 k lll W Excelsior 29 Norwalk . 225 . -si Excelsior 25 El Monle I 5 ' Q Excelsior 30 Artesia T' Excelsior 38 Montebello '55 , Excelsior 27 Santa Fe if r1 ' 1 .- ' Excelsior 42 California k 'i- R 7 , ,1 :m1V,,s H Excelsior 25 El Rancho V 9 Excelsior 30 Bellflower 6- i wgix 1 ? Excelsior 32 Montebello gi i f ' Excelsior 20 Santa Fe 1' ' l iJii'i Excelsior 39 California John Cummings Excelsior 25 Bellflower Excelsior 18 El Rancho ' 4 Season Record: Won-ll Lost-5 DEE BASKETBALL Vg... ' L. E-. X .--ROW ONE:-F. Esquibel, A. Calderon, T. Panzorello, R. Hardie. ROW TWO C Sanchez K Knapp J Pacheco K. Knapp, Nightengale. ROW THREE: J. Cummings, S. Lopez, A. Gomez D Jaggbggn M Jgggbggn VARSITY TRACK When Spring came to Excelsior it found our Varsity Track team hard at work, improving their run- ning, iumping, shot putting, hur- tling, and pole vaulting. Their hard work was well rewarded by a successful season. Ns? S Bob Heapy at track meet an February 26, shoots a 48'9 put. ROW ONE: E. Saldana, G. Lindstrom, B. Melton, D. Taylor, J. Schultz, S. Hoover, J. Chadbourne, D. Pickering, S. Bruhns. ROW TWO: Coach Newman, E. Herst, D. Norman, R. Burrell, B. Wage, H. Lee, B. Heapy, D. Vigil, G. Barber, R. Shriver, R. Alvarado, C. Perez, Coach Lyon. ,, . Ev --urge-Q . of--.. iilgf ' I'W 30 ROW ONE: D. Bowman, D. Sakamoto, J. Kosarich, B. Duncan, L. 0'Donnell. ROW TWO: B. Tyra, J. Hester, W. Patten, J. Martin, D. Westeeg, C. Vicker. ROW THREE: J. Armenta, B. Jones, T. Sharp, D. Rawlins, D. Mobley, S. Taylor. BEE TRACK AFX ,..,... f C Qi . .1- ? X X is X X The Bee Track Team up to the time of publication had won two meets and lost four. The Bee Track team also had participated in the Huntington Beach Relays, Santa Ana Relays, and the Long Beach City College Relays. Bob Duncan, Dick Sakamoto, and Doug Bow- man were some of the outstanding cindermen. On the level, he's really trying! . 0-oopsy-daisy! This past year the Cee track team was one of the best in the history of Excelsior. Among the outstanding participants in the many events were Larry Crouch, Bob Arebalo, Dick Sakamoto and Darrell Emerson. The team this year was coached by Jack Newman. CEE TRACK -L L 6 i ' N nn . - y nu I 1 V . - u-n I -1. ,, .,.,.'1',, ... -.. - V ...L 4 Q-is-Q A -1-.-411 an -Aas- ' ova! pf- ----n'1 Ml . ..., .......-.., ,, ---1 Q - ...'-.5 .... iq l x Q-Q-req Tl i ...........,, -,V 7 L '---1 .I . - -1-su' I J 1 ...e . LELSIQ ' Z' L ROW ONE: B. Arebulo, D. Masoner, D. Emerson, J. Reynolds. ROW TWO: Ruso, D. Robinson, L. Crouch, G. Morgan, D. Armenia. ROW THREE: Kerns, B. Magana, Gonzales, R. Herbst, Gordillo. GYMNASTICS r Emi 'Q Al ' :WMTE ilu W Y sm or gXCf.1Si tx .... Q D 1- -H 2 ' li 3. 1 ROW ONE: G. Brown, M. Gagliano, Qjavini, G. Yon. ROW TWO: B. Provance, D. Finler, B. Speer, R. Thorpe, R. Attenberger. ROW THREE: A. Mannan, D. Maroney, D. Began, T. Sebastian. ROW FOUR: B. Barnes, D. Elmar, B. Troyer, Coach Curtis. This years gymnastics team compiled cz record that deserves admiration. Compet- ing in seven non-league meets they won , five. To the time of publication the indoor - f thinclads had only competed in two 9: league meets and won both of them. 5 Q 1 'x X X, 1 Up the rope in winning time. Another point toward victory. Gorold Brock Blll Fowler Lu Spytrnan ' 5 X l'r - ! I , 4 - I .loo Forchlono E m:ip0-FLW! i 1 . Ed Pora 1 tx. 5 . L .l Mlv Keith Horkey 4 X5 N? T xx I I i Ron Llutbecker I 5 . A lm. n - Imax Jess Sanrhoz The Excelsior Varsity Base- ball Team under the coaching of Mr. Daniels, started off the season with a band by beat- ing Fullerton, 5-l . The team had several re- turning lettermen from last year's League Championship Team. This was an asset to the sIuggers of 1959. f--- ------.ag 3-al wh lf I , . X 1 I, Larry Labordo .lj mifmalil John Bak-r I , 1, 5 Lwlfffill 1 Richard Quinones BMG!! 1 f 1-rr A- Qt iwvff' A VARSITY BASEBALL 'kr John Baher slides homo with a game-wlnnlng homer, defeating Poromount 2 1 Q, JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL ROW ONE: J. Milksp B. Beecherg L. Bailyp K. lyonsp R. Vela: D. Andersonp L. Sampson. ROW TWO: B. Hertneckg Coach Robinsonp R, Rohrig, ROW THREE: J. Frizzelly K. Wrightp T. Lorainep A. Wright. 1. Another Pllot Is nah on fkl. This year Excelsior's Junior Varsity baseball team, under the direction of Coach Bryan Robin- son played games with league opponents and learned the fun- damentals of the sport. Many boys from this year's J.V. squad are counted on to furnish material to next year's Varsity team. VARSITY TENNIS ROW ONE: T, Strong. H lazar, B Nelson. ROW TWO: R. Fraire, P. Roberts, G. Wirth, D. Walters, Coach Crippen. JUNIGR VARSITY TENNIS ROW ONE: J. Dyer, G. Hopkins, T. Sampson, T. Butler. ward, C. Leach, T. McClarren. if I With victory in mind the Excelsior racquet squads start- ed off the season in Febru- ary. The .l. V. team up to the time of publication had played two tournaments. led by their top man, Birger Nel- son, they lost one to Lyn- wood and defeated Artesia. The Varsity team had fared better, remaining unbeaten by defeating Lynwood, Hun- tington Beach, Artesia, and Paramount. Top man on the team was Howard Lazar, ROW TWO: l. Glasgow, B. Wood- l69 .nr .te 0 Sw 'I Vi .N ROW ONE: J. Chadbourne, S. Bruhns, D. Taylor, J. Kosarich, E. Saldana, D. Lewis. ROW TWO: 5. Hoover, Ply g L. Taylor, H. Lee, C. Perez, J. Martin, L. Keller. ROW THREE: B. Chartier, R. Hardie, W. Patton, D. Raw- . lins, D. Hardie, S. Rodgers, H. McDevitt. ROW FOUR: E. Mercado, R. Ochoa, B. Wieland, C. Hester, lj, L. Kerns. ROW FIVE: R. Pacheco, B. Veal, R. Wesche, M. Wilson, R. Madieros, S. Echavarria. JF! The capable Cross Country crew under , the direction of Mr. Newman, once again 'E proved their talent for winning meets. T fy. -3 Having placed second in the San Gab- y .u 1 Q Qqgl 'L riel League the crew traveled to the C.l.F. Q ff jj ' ' li! fll'1GlS. K.. ' ' ' In This in itself was a feat, since our f A ii g ' V -- I Q V V League has some of the best cross country .1 Q. L -E ' + . .1 if SlClrS in the slate. Jack Chadbourne Donell Lewis Chonito Perez J . T . E11 l a' . U 'f ,A 'ji ffm L' fi ti Darrell Taylor Don Pickering l , if' -if ., E s Herb Lee Steve Bruhns Steve Hoover J Q y Johnny Kosarich sexi. , , ' ,sf I5 wr ., 11 ii --'ii K waz: 3 if 1 't ' Ed Saldana 1 gf , .N III I fx x N , X il, u ADVERTISING EDITOR JOYCE KAPLAN ffl BUBBIE LYNNS S P O R T T O G S The Finest in Beauty Care for the Discriminating Woman UNiversity 4-0812 C011 3 ECU!! SWAN ff - lNumber Onel 'X 1 A 10963 X4 East Rosecrans 4 Next to Raisin Market Norwalk, California as ir Open Daily 8. 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California scholarship federation . Deans ......... Dedication ..... Drill Team ...... Excelsior business builders . Excelsior Life ..... Flag Twirlers ..... Flightdeck workers .... Football, most valuable player, varsity, J.V., B's, C's, and D's . French club ....... Freshmen, officers, advisors, steering committee . . . . Future business leaders of America Future farmers of America . . . Future homemakers . . . Future nurses of America . Future teachers of America . German club ....... Girls' athletic association, . 104 110 167 157 81- 106- 149- ir. tennis, tennis team, tournament tennis, volleyball, basketball, badminton, archery, baseball, speedball, yell and song leading, swim team, council and letterclub Girls' glee club ...... Girls' League, president, cabinet, usherettes, ways and means, and friendship ....... Gymnastics Hi-Jinx Homecoming . Q0 136- INDEX 15 172 105 3 120 13 113 35 168 162 34 20 19 129 121 111 118 132 101 148 14 130 13 4-5 109 124 107 108 19 156 126 80 124 123 125 122 123 125 145 114 32-33 170 134 Industrial arts ..... International relations club . Introductory pages . . Janitors ...... Junior, officers, advisors, and steering committee . . Junior Red Cross . Junior-Senior play . Lyric club . . . Madrigals . . Maiorettes . . Memorial page . . . Military ball ..... N. F. L. and N. F. L. varsity . National math club . . Pep club .... Phi Beta Kapa .... P E teachers and assistant . Posture queen .... Principal .... Public address crew . . Salutatorian . . School activities . Science club . Sealbearers . Secretaries ........ Senior, activities, cabinet advisors, steering committee, class ring, iacket and sweater, song and yell leaders, and homecoming . . Senior pictures ...... Snap shots .... . . . Sophomores, officers, advisors and steering committee . Spanish club ..... Stage crew ...... 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