Garden Grove High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1957 volume:

-4 U ,. . J Z ' ,. 4 4-1, '- 'L -Qu, A, -of ,Q- R 1, x, rv r, ,,gf,..., 5- : ff-' I J'4'Prf'I Ali- gf, TR ir: 5 mx LL i . ,457 s sr, X, THE YEARBOOK STAFF PROUDLY PRESENTS Jn- 2 ft. ..,. , I 1. X W' f Vx. 4? :fi ' 2 f w Ni-N 15757 Volume XXXII Editor ..... Literory Editor .. Art Editor ... Photo Editor ........ Advertising Mcmoger i Adviser .......... June I 957 Stott ...... .. Dovid Dowling . . . Jcmet Newsom ... Mciry Gillmonn .. . . Ccirol Thomas ..... Judy Homor ... William F. Smith PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF GARDEN GROVE HIGH SCHOOL GARDEN GROVE, CALIFORNIA To be successful a yearbook musT have a Theme f- an rdea Whnch unnfies The book. RaTher Than use The arhhcual Type Theme prevalent In many yearbooks lThe ones an vvhuch The school as likened To a Clrcus, a space shlp, a farm, eT Cefera- The prlncjrpal To The rungmasTer, The caplasn, The farmer, eT ceTera, The facohy and sTudenTs To The performers, The space CadeT5, The farm hands, eT CeTeral The sTaTT has organized The ARGONAUT 1957 around The names and faces ol The Tacuhy and sTudenTs of Garden Grove l-hgh School and dedu' caTes The book To Them. 'I lT T' Amwazfmzzm . . .6 Awww ....... 58' K Uhadea.. .... 3010 ........... Cl? Aa'umZz21eme1zZZ.ZOf Qdw ...,.,,.... Z5 QJL... fl! Wk .4- ' 1 :Q -1 may 4,5 0 O Q MA good nclme is better than riches. +Cervon'res 'iii J xx, F 5 '3 5'-i , W. 1 I .4 -I' 1 1'-I' ,. ,J . f - I' .1 . I 'f'f'. 0 A 1sf'7 DR. LEROY L. DOIG 540 For over Thirty years Dr. L L eroy . Doig has been a familiar figure on campus. During his mor th Dr. Doig has made great achieverne e an a quarter century of service, nts in the growth and devel- opment of the Garden Grove Un' H' h Zlwzwi ion ig School District. Elected by the public The Board of Trustees is the legislative and policy-making group of the district and serves to make ondfor approve all regulations or policies affecting the school. Serving as board members this year were lleft to right! Mr. Marlin A. Mower: Mr. William Wiesnerg Mrs. Orestell Cros- white, clerk: Mr. Robert L. Farrowy and Mr. Lawrence Wood, president, -..-.---.....-- 'Sr 'R' 111 13' --x I 4:--N Kenneth Dungan Assistant Superintendent Diaz-azz QWLJOIZIZGZ Serving the district office were lleft to rightl Mrs. Carolyn Ritter, Mr. Harold Reynolds, Mrs. Anna Coats, and Mrs. Blanche Conklin. District administration was reorganized for the 1956-57 school term. Two new officials were appointed to serve the two schools of the district. Mr. Myron Kirsch became director of health, welfare, and special education and Mr. William V. McClain was named principal of adult and summer school. 1 , .l A . ,5- Q Q r Sxxbf- X l ii I Myron Kirsch William V. McClain Director of Health, Welfare Principal Adult and Summer School and Special Education puhcgoaf Mr. Donald S. Jordan, principal of Garden Grove High School, can always be seen around campus either working in his office, chatting with students and teachers, or attending the many school activities. An outstanding leader in Garden Grove and Orange County, Mr. Jordan takes an active stand in commu- nity and school life and will be long remembered tor his many years of service to Garden Grove. -E.. 'Vu- 1 v Mr. Jordan at work. Aw ' Mr. Jordan enioys a laugh with student body leaders Ernest Nagamatsu, Barbara Jones, and Lynn Schiveley, 1429-Vwwgmf . I u Al- 1 E .S1i49l!1P ' EILEENE LaBARTHE Z Many new faces were seen in the administrative division of the school during the school year. Mrs. Eileene LaBarthe became vice- principal as well as being dean of girls. Mr. Jack Schumaker was promoted to the office of dean of boys, Mrs. Sarah Talbot became registrar, and Mr. Harry Garber was named attendance officer. Dean, of Foy .- , X' - . i ' 3.9,-4 Harry Garber Attendance Officer Sarah Talbot Registrar JACK SCHUMAKER Walter Winters Coordinator of Guidance QC xi O 0 Blanche Braden Russell Bryant Paul Gergen Diane Gray W. if s si -15 Aaron Haley Murray Kranz '0 Q Qs 12 Q1 X X The development of rich and well integrated personalities and of socially efficient citizens were the two main obiectives of the Social Studies Department. Hoping to bring about a lasting interest in history, to enhance students' ability to comprehend a series of suc- cessive events, and to improve the ability to visualize clearly overt acts of the historical scene, the department emphasized vocabulary terms, information concerning important persons, places, and dates in history, the ability to use books, skills in picture and map inter- pretation, and the actual making of maps. Don Edwards talks to Mrs. McClain's world history class. Marion Law Mary McClain Q fr I I, I I 1 Q IQ -Q' v X Mr. Haley aids freshman problems students llefr to rightl Carol Keller, Sue Kirby, George Byerley, and Kintner Al- verson on their vocational studies unit. William McClain Jeanne Marsh explains Louisiana Pur- chase to Miss Gray's U.S. history class. Tom Morgan lv w X, Sarah Talbot Wilbur Mullins ' ffffff W -a -Q, Walter Winters Roger Wilson Charles Thorp Alban Reid r xx f ',1n' 1 M ' 'T . Q . . ,il , an ,-3-5111 5 ,u' ,,, UN.-uf . Y, ap., , ..-sr'-... ' .sv sw -.Zh ' ,. rx n'-so' QV' -:-:.:.-:vis M 211-52121: t:l:-z:S',m'..., Wfffvus-. . l.4 Wqo moss, suns., 4 'ai' 004'-on M6 1 ' ' ITS as any tn..--.X it -no Q 1 v ......,. nf g.-- ns ,Vu9k4s4.4, W I, .1141 Vg 5 .Y..H 'f n's n,'.1ffi,, U language William Carden Dell Claeys Eva Covington Joe Fitts if 1 'TN' fn if 'CQ The principal goal in all English classes was the development of proper both written cmd oral English To achieve and competent expression in . this, both regular English materials and such new study devices as the Controlled Reader and the Iowa Reading Program were used. Expressive skills were developed through courses in speech, drama, and stage pro- L ductions, and writing skills were enhanced in iournalism courses. an- guage arts were also developed in courses in Latin, French, and Spanish. 3 Y Members of Mr. Vorkink's stage production class read for play parts. Pat Knowlton Robert Lawrence Agnes Sloan Ifxfx 'W .ax faq. l all Panel discussion is held in Mr William Carden s speech closs fi S 4 X 'X ll, M Records old students in Mr llewellyn s Spanish closs Williorn F. Smith Poul Vorkink Som Wellboum 3 Borboro Dorman Anno Finley Gordon Llewellyn Mario Siegel Q . blem. f Mr. Eldelson solve pr0 Advanced students O Abraham Eidelson Robert Mummery James Bass Elmer Clute Ben Haley Carl Powell ti Offering mathematics for e very student who wished to take it, the Mathematics Department adiusted standards to class level and the ability of the students in each section to achieve the obiective of improving each student to the maximum of his mathematical capacit . St ' y andards in advanced classes of algebra, solid geom- etry, and trigonometr ' y conformed to the requirements of colleges and universities. Mary Alice King John Mitchell I 1' Preparing students to approach problems ot all kinds in a logical and systematic manner was the main obiective ot the science department. Students became science con- scious and science curious through individual research study in the form of a science project ot their choice. Proiects were exhibited at the annual Science Fair, the it QA Y Members of Mr Stoddords radio class work on protects. Gwendolyn Chapman i X. 4 A' 1 , y . highlight of the year's science activities. Roy Stoddard Dwight Roberts Joseph Reeves Betty Keipler, Linda Johnson, Jean Fogelberg, Marie Tan ner, and Arlene Porter of Mr, Roberts biology classes, check their collections of shells Jerome Dressler Richard Francuz f Q . EM. . Mrs. Allison aids business machines Seeking to help students become aware of the economic forces operating in the United States and the effect these forces have on all Americans, the business education ole- partment also helped students to equip themselves with the basic tools necessary for the pursuit ot a career in business. - Raymond Polentz Harold Vail Sylvia Vrattos students. Lulu Allison 1 49s n 4 i vt. A1 Students take dictation in Miss Vrattos class. Melvin Collings Ernest Palmer ,rm To fulfill the aim of providing experiences through which young people can develop an understanding and an appre- ciation of family life, making it possible for all members to participate effectively in the activities of the home and the community, the Homemaking Department offered instruc- tional units with experiences in the following areas of home- making: family and social relationships, child study and guidance, housing and home furnishings, foods and nutrition, clothing, family health and home care of the sick, and home management. Dorothy Jessup Geraldine Davis V Cathryn Petty V all Doyle Provost k l ll ,. I Two aspects of homemaking are shown in photos. Above right, Mrs, Petty supervises Jane Shinoda, Jackie Fraser, and Joan Enomoto in cooking. Lower right photo shows Mary Lou Candelas, Karen Doyle, Ann Daniels, Janeth Leath, and Linda Marshall being aided by Mrs Davis. 3--.: NN 442 '- , W 'Wi A l M 0 Girls Ensemble harrnonizes under direc tion of Miss Ulvilden John Bassharn Tod Paddock P1 George Gill ' 1, William Hoganson Carol Ulvilden Mr Nelson assists Connie Lotze and Marlene Kiray Ginger Poitevint and Nancy Story work in background. Nels Nelson Creative opportunities were offered to students by the A-L. Art Department through courses in ceramics, crafts, com- mercial and fine arts courses. The success of students' individual proiects is reflected in the amount of art work accepted in major student art competitions. Principals of education, entertainment, and service were correlated by the Music Department through the band, orchestra, and choral groups, Division of groups ac- cording to level of achievement gave equal opportunity for participation to both beginning and advanced stu- dents, 20 'W , O -1 s..4-N, Qi li- Mr, Berck supervises Don Harris, Donald Dodgin, and Jim Johnson in w 'EE' ood shop 2 Neil Berclc Donald Bower Ernie Potts lleftl and Rex Kinse under Mr, Segos direction. Harry Garber ,, Kenneth Wade Melvin Sothan Ralph Sego y work in metals Through mechanical drawing and wood, metal, machine I and auto shop courses, the Industrial Arts Department aimed to develop skill in the uses ot and materials, and to bring about an understanding of the basic types of construction, repair, and maintenance. Sound practices of safety in the school shop, with ap- plication to the home and ever d I' emphasized. tools, machines y ay iving, were also A 4 QM ll articipating in various SPOVTS and games' P E classes performed calisthenics as we as P In Boys' P. E, Department emphasis was placed on core courses - touch football, basketball, track, baseball, swimming, badminton, volleyball, tumbling, and apparatus - in order to give students a general idea about rules and basic skills. In the Girls' P. E. Department the principle ot selection was stressed. Girls on freshman and sophomore level were acquainted with a wide variety of activities and emphasis was laid on physical fitness. Juniors and seniors were permitted to specialize in activities ot their choice, keeping in mind the balance between team, individual sports, and rhythmic training. Bruce Smith Robert Spindola Don Webster r ' O Don Avery Blanchard Beatty Alan Musil Allen Wells I' zu. June Adams Marjorie Barkley Barbara Decker Members of Mass Fruedell s class pracvuce square dance steps :Nvi- ...l' H -1, r 'QW J: Mrss Decker demonstrates proper tennws grup to her advanced fennus Class v J fl ,XXXL X gg. Norma Friedell Doris Pifcher Suzanne Potts Library Science, under the supervision of Miss Anderson, offered junior and senior girls the privilege of receiving instruction in library services. The girls, who assisted the librarians in the daily routine necessary for efficient function of the library, were lleft to rightl Gayle Gerorden, Joyce Potter, Pat Hokanson, Janet Newsom, Carolyn Head, Susan Oder, Joan Dowling, Janet Rice, Loyann Venhaus, Billie Kesterson and Lana Galford. 24 Muriel Anderson LM To serve each individual student through guiding his reading interests, helping him with reference problems, and teaching him to use library 'tools' was the task to which the Library Department dedicated itself. Dur- ing the year over 25,000 books were circu- lated for periods of overnight or longer. Class groups used the library nearly 7OO hours for reference purposes, ln addition, students were encouraged to share exhibits or collection hobbies by displays in the library. Mrs Judith Bridges lleftl and Mrs. Nancy Oogien served as assistants to the librarian. L .-ga-un., xqq -n g-, flfwwe The school health program, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Benetiel, considered the well- being of students physically, mentally, so- ll . The main objectives furtherance of health ection ot the school ln , accident pre- cially, and emotiona y of the program were education, health prot community, health counsel g vention, effective use of community health resources, and proper emergency first aid Students assisting the Health Office during the year were lleft to rightl Jean Thorpe, ,tulle Vllarrl, Arlene Pitts, Evte Sharp, Sandra Flare Sit elfs Benn and Sharon Hastie, ' paw 1 , lr L . I E 1 - L I Serytng the htah school offices were llef t to Miss Mrs Mrs and Fw D. Handling the district s fleet of buses were lleft to rightl Robert Mills, Chester Wil- son, Harold Markley, Keith Hutchins, Ed- win Jordahl, Harold Pearce. O Maintaining the buildings and grounds throughout the year were the custodians, under the supervision of Wendell Newsom, superintendent of build- ings ancl grounds. From left to right are Mr. Newsom, Mrs. Hazel Clark, Mrs. Etta Binion, Lowell Phillips, Dwight Lane, Lloyd Manderscheid, Halsey Davenport, Charles McConnell, Louis Massa, George McClellan, Jim Mallory Pearly Hibbs. 'iw :J55 ' ' I-17 f, i' gl I l nl elbud The face is familiar, but l can't recall the name might well apply to the cafeteria staff, who prepared tasty meals and snacks for hungry students and faculty. G3 1 l ' s l 6 Serving Hectors Hut were lleft to rightl Mrs. Gladys Delga- dillo, Mrs. Alice Phillips, Mrs. Lucille Killion, Mrs. Zelma lreton, and Mrs. Frances Lindsey. Homers Hut patrons were served by lleft to rightl Mrs. Rita Carter, Mrs. Winifred Borghetti, Mrs. Ann Wheat, and Mrs. Kay Moore. f d h h t t d of the main cafeteria line will remember lleft to rightl Mrs. Doris Yergler, cafeteria manager, Those who pre erre t e o oo Mrs. Ruth Dugan, Mrs. Lily Wheat, Mrs. Birdie Umphress, Mrs. Blanch Berry, and Mrs, Mary Miller. 1 JASON WINNERS for 1957 are lleft to rightl Mrs. Lily Wheat, Most Witty Argonaut, Mrs, Mary McClain, Wisest Argonaut, Mr. Joe Fitts, Most Loquacious Argonaut, and Mr. John Bassham, Most Carefree Argonaut. Not shown are Mr. Jerry Dressler, Most Bashful Argonaut, and Mr. Pearly Hibbs, recipient of an honorary Jason for service to the school, Frontierland chairman Mr. Russell Bryant reads humorous letter from hillbilly friend. Jw!! With Disneyland as the theme, the annual Jason Award Banquet was held February 27. Six school employees and faculty members were honored by being presented with Jasons, silver statuettes similar to Hollywoods Oscars Skits by the various table groups comprised the entertainment. ' Study Halls, Now and Then was presented by lleft to rightl Mr. Gordon Llewellyn, Mrs, Mary King, Mr. Sam Wellbaum, and Mr. William Carden. Menu for Tonight. Professors, Phried, or Phrickaseed was discussed by canni bals' lleft to rightl Mr. Marion Law, Mr. Jack Schumaker, and Mr. John Bassham . 'X' , 1 1 V f' ff' 'f', '.',, , ,f I . fl -. fr .y f4,r!:, f f . ' K ' 1 -Q 1 f,,,,7i4 ' ' . 'n, f S, Tennis ball for nearsighted players is demonstrated by Miss Normcl Friedell. Mr. Marion Law enioys comic section of newspaper during period of relaxation in classroom. L . i-tx-1 ,.,..an ivy,-Q I. , A , If 4. , If f' , , V ,lfflf ,' Pursued by Texas Cowgirls during basketball game are Mr. Don Webster f 'ff' ffflfff Iwith balll and Mr, Robert Spindola. ,,.1- Mr. Tod Paddock shows off his rearsengine Volkswagen OOO O 0000 x .L . 'LX dk fl I 1 I1 sf' V 1 417 .i x ty., , 1 i if 5 I i -5 ' jtyi dir? Q 4 1 ' . lf z . y. 1'm,.,fVJ x id: . , v.x ' 4 5 f?.-L -'x 1 f M - 1. ! -'..:-: 1 ' ' Q ii '! - W If 1 L.. : xp. 5, - QQ: -' A 2 -M ,,,,.p5:h E 2 ,gi , Y X, -ww x K, , . , 1 Q f- ' id 1:5 4 f 9 AQ FX ' 5 . Q. ll' W' ,e -2' 9' J fl in f H ' .. but , M. f I 32552 .L 15, 'c:g:?A ,,. ' 'N 6 1 1 l :qu '- jk 1 x fx. 1' 'in aol 0.0l? .ull ::::f1sol. no of: 5? Q 51: ' 011 ' 01'o'z: ... ' vn-?'g f'.- z 1 0' A 0' ,O 4 qv o gg, D? do gogazzgze a 4 l'a.c'l1o':o:::90 ' ne' 0 o al ,o 1 0 0,0 40 , 0 , 0, a',,f:::,,nl lg ao. IU 31' .--'zfrrf' :,oo!J' Qc ang' ,'s'r, ' .- 0 ' oo J s'q'u' no Q 3 o': . A . I '.. A - 3 ,. - ' ,,.. 5- I - 1 . - - Q . :f m 'iff :FE N :Q yah: Au, ',gEa2.: I '-w w .,1 fo' , Q s 'fb .ff vga-f,11-gt-':2g3 av 4' 50 1 o 02 'Z ' s W ' ,.:. 4' .9 C Q0 W .. ' ' . v - - N , . T - L? 4 wr !,f' J 2 45 5 1 E Y. 9 ru .' 2 Z S E S ? Associoted Student Body President Lynn Schiveley vvos executive officer ot student government tor the 19561957 school yeor. Composed ot the Cabinet, Student Council, Boord ot Control, ond Student Commission, student government ployed o moior role in the lives of oll students by giving them cu voice in all cornpus olttoirs, Nw 5 Lynn Scltiveley Associoted Student Body President l Y. Boys -3, -pzefuwfzit Sie 7, . tr, I in D ' off -5 1. M.-. .....f' Borbora Jones Jill Menzimer 0266 Being the executive body of the student government, the Ccilminet is composed ot the Student Body officers. The Ccibinet rnet weekly for the execution of all student body activities, selecting students tor speciol octivities, and L plotting the Student Council meetings. Bill Niblack Dennis Hmgy Atklet c Commissioner Business Monugef Ken Smal. Pat Lehnhardt Ernest Nagamatsu Publ c ty Director l Asst Secretary Asst Business Manager ,tr A -af' David Dowling Asst Business Manager Q. 1 2 il-all 4- i s In Us Janet Newsom Ass't Publicity Director I . F of Composed of three sensors and two luniors, the Board of Control met once o week to help students strarghten out their problems. Board members for the year were Tom Dolcter, sensor member, Sally Flory, secretary, Darrell Manderscheid, charrmon, Carol Carter and Ed Reed, runior members. Interclub councrl, formed thus year to help coordinate and strengthen all campus clubs, was composed of the presrdents of all recogmzed campus clubs or an offncer appointed by the presrdent. Front, left to right: Nalini Smith, Valerre Harpster, Chloe Artken, Janet Newsom. Second: Mum: Dumm, Carol Thomas, Karen Soest, Adelle Grunder, Lrnda Jackson, Joy Jewell. Thnrd: Jane Znmmerman, Rack Allen, James Wernhelmer, Dnana Mrettunen, Pat Schoonover. rm .maj v v MONITORS AND OFFICE WORKERS assrsted rn student control. Front, left to nght: Delores Quela, Kathy Park Jo Stevens, Barbara Noble, Joy Jewell, Valerte Dance, Judy Wachtel, Ruta Frey, Bev Curtin, Eleana Ktnnaman, Dee Vaughn, Bev Burke, Irene Balandran Second' Pat Schoonoyer, John Kowert, Davld Floyd, Walter Wrlson, Ray DeWrtt, Bolo Bassrne, Dennts Mtller, Del Farmer, B1-nny Sarno, John lrytn, Don Frankltn. 0 O Appatnted by the Student Counctl, the Student Commrssron assrsted the Board of Control Front, left to rtght. Laura Wtlderdyk, Margre Thomas, Nancy Levander, Pat Hokanson, Clare Armstrong, Donna Howard, Ruta Frey, Jo Ann Chrlders, Carol Carter, Tam: McGraw, Brllte Kc-sterson Second Pat Schoonover, Laurel Manderscheld, Mtllte Dayts, Gall Goneau, Jane Znmmerman, Lynne Cooper, Barbara Baker, Susan Odor, Tfalerre Harpster, Carolyn Head, Wynette Martnn Thlrd Doug Elmer, John Bennett, Harry Lake, Jerry Walker, Ernue Nogamatsu, Don McCalla, Robert Grous, Ron Suse-l,'Brll Short, Wrllard Berry, Benny Sarno, Don Franklrn. Fourth. Allen Robrnson, Jtm Semon, Mnke Slagle, Terry Tucker, Dave Redfearn, Bren de Boer, Dennis Muller, Don Chrtstensen, Tom Dokter, James We-lnhetrner, Larry Horns, Charles Doyle t g 1 x sf- A, FIRST SEMESTER. Front, left to right: Marilyn Kanegae, Judy Parker, Joan Enomoto, June Johnson, Barbara Niblack, Penny Bennett, Diane Hopkins, Marilyn Hall, Carolyn Osborn, Tami McGraw, Second. Madeline Vallin, Sue Pendleton, Robyn Chambers, Elena Vilar, Pat Schoonover, Karen Plate, Jo Stevens, Pat Johnston, Barbara Jones, Charlotte Soucie, Pat Jordan, Jill Menzimer, Joy Jewell, Third: Laurel Manderscheid, Millie Davis, Jewell Davis, Susan Oder, Sue Wagner, Margie Thomas, Janice Jordan, Evelyn Cavanaugh, Pat Lehnhardt, Janet Newsom, Carolyn Head, Carol Thomas. Fourth: Joseph Paff, Dan Granados, Jay Colden, Raul Gomez, Art Butts, Jim Short, Fred Brooks, Don Vance, John Gedney, Jim Johnson, Bobby Miller, Ernie Musseman. Fifth: Bob Bassine, Lynn Schiveley, Jim Mitchell, Ron Sisel, Ernie Nagamatsu, Mike Slagle, Bill Short, Dave Redfearn, Dennis Hasty, David Robinson, Ken Smith, Bob Freatman, Bill Niblack, Dave Dowling. SECOND SEMESTER. Front, left to right: Donna Jackson, Janet Newsom, Jerry Schiller, Margaret Layton, Judy Parker, Darlene Morgan Joan Enomoto, Nancy Marita, Ann Van Beek, Marilyn Hall, Arlene Sommer, Susan Hammer, Sandra Lovas, Marie Tanner. Second: Pat Schoonover Judy Woods, Nancy Dowling, La Dane Englund, Janice Jordan, Sharon Jacobson, Linda Boyne, Terry Pittman, Jeanne Marsh, Yvonne Dufield Kathleen McMains Barbara Jones, Joy Jewell. Third: Chuck Johnson, Ken Dean, Mike Calderon, Pete Zimmerman, Jerry Parker, Jim Mitchell Hal Buflod, Jerry Quick, Charles Allan, Bob Miller. Fourth: Lynn Schiveley, Darrell Manderscheid, Paul Hackleman, Bill Niblack, Bob Denman Dave Dowling, Warren Hartling, Jim Baker, Jim Johnson ,ar V 0 1 we ' tual? . I, Q - N Q3 UQ fa I :wiv QS nil hd MARGY DAVlS-PRESADENT 5 'I 'arf J C JW, Donna Biles Lynette Eulberg Treasurer Publicity Chairman '25 CAROL THOMAS5 ri .. .ll Cla reen Sasse Program Chairman '53 .j , 'T Qs? me yi a Ffa 1 ' r I '. . Pris Barker Linda Clarke Board Member Board Member Molly Grafton Board Member VICE-PRESIDENT an y ,Y fr . will LaVeta Daniel Historian sf 'Z X Joy Jewell Board Member 'as ' i Pris Barker President Firs. Semester 1. Front, left to right: Chuck Penticoft, Patsy Stewart, Leslie Blake, Mary Coppock, Mimi Dumm, Alice Nichols, Arlene Pitts Ann Van Beek, Frances Pares, Pamela Peters, Shirley Osumi, Stuart Vorkink. Second: Don Vance, Stephen Hobson, David Mitchell, Pete Zimmerman, Dave Dowling, Allen Robinson, Michael Ellis, Bob Miller, Sheldon Maram. Front, left to right: Jill Menzimer, Eldita Visser, Jeanne Marsh, Fernande Charland, Billie Kesterson, Gayle Gerarden, Carmen Bell, Jane Zimmerman, Susan Oder, Linda Clarke, Pris Barker, Nalin: Smith, Barbara Magouirk. Second: Norito Hasegawa, Gerald Fairchild, Dennis Kuner, Judy Willmarth, Holly Martensen, Carol Thomas, Bev Whitney, Wynette Martin, Jim Mitchell, Jerry Parker, Stan Bluhm. xx rp- --4 -ang.: 91. Jim Mitchell President Second Semester Ernie Nagamatsu President First Semester Composed of the top students in citizenship and activi- ties, the Order of the Golden Fleece is the highest hon- orary club on campus. The highlight of the year was the cIub's pot-luck dinner and induction ot new members. Membership was limited to the top twenty boys and twenty girls ofthe iunior and senior classes. Allen Robinson President Second Semester Front, left to right: Linda Clarke, Margy Davis, Sally Flory, Diana Miettunen, Yvonne Dufield, Janet Newsom, Diane Hopkins, Sally Sharpness, Rita Frey, Jo Stevens, Jill Menzimer, Pris Barker, Lynette Eulberg. Second: Carol Carter, Barbara Baker, Molly Grafton, Dennis Hasty, Jerry Walker, Carol Thomas, Willard Berry, Allen Robinson, Jim Mitchell, Ernie Nagomatsu. Third: Gary Davis, Lynn Schiveley, James Weinheimer, Tom Dolcter, Dave Dowl- ing, Darrell Manderscheid, Terry Tucker. - A Y. av ., Y, W 9 rx, 1 I dc'-0 ss 0 N Key Club was very actlve on campus and tn the communlty wlth some of the protects be-mg the formnng of the Inter-Club Councrl, usherrng at forums and sellmg popcorn at football games Front, left to flghl' N. Hasegawa, J Wilcox, H Lake, J Mntchell, M. Slagle, R Snsel, E Reed, D. Darch, G Davls. Second D Dowlung, B, Snraam, L. Schnveley, D Manderscheud J Semon, M. Young, W Mltchell, E. Nagamatsu, T. Tucker Thurd Mr Charles Thorp, adviser, W. Berry, B. Hasty, A Robinson, B. Nnblack, P Zlmmerman, T Dokter, R True, J Wennheimer Sponsoring the Bermuda Hop and the faculty-vorslty football game were the chief activrties of the Lettermens Club Front, left to nght E. Nagamatsu, D Red fearn, E. Northcutt, M. Slagle, M Sarno. R Ponce, F. Thornton, W. Klt, E Yaw, R. Campbell. Second: D. Granados, B. Pekarek, B Osborne, D. Darch, D. Mtller, B. Short, G. Dayus, B. de Boer, J Wetnhelmer, T Bonnerna Thnrd- R Allen, B Nublack, M. Loza, D. Mcmderschend, J. Pattnson, C Doyle, B. Thuessen, J, lrwin, C. Johnson, P. Znmmerman, L. Schnveley, Fourth R Dunn, W Wasnnack, M, Doyle, H Fulsom, B Callnham fi in Q 5s I .lunror Red Cross carrred out servrce protects, such as collectrng food for Chrrstmas baskets and sendrng CARE packages overseas The mvrnhershrp rlrrve was helrl rn February Front, left to rrght Margre Grable, Karon Plate, Dons Schoon Barbara Krnney, Carmen Bluhm, Sheryl Hull Sandra Plate Susan lrnton Second Mrs Cathryn Petty, advrser Judy Woods, Mrke Norton Bud Osborne lee Henlrne Organrzcd for students rn the Busrness Department, the Jotters Club helped to better the understanclrng of the secretary rn the busrness world and to ocquarnt members wrth the procedures of secretarral work Front, left to nght- D Quera E Vrsser, C, Artken, I L Narasakr, K Doyle M Candelas, J lkemr, S Hartman, G Hahn, J. Baker, I Bal- 0 andran, B Nelson Second S Starkey, S Matthews, D Coats J. Barnett, J Chrlders, D. Naraskl, P McFadden, N Dowlrng, G Arthur N LeVander, D Howard. Third Mrss Vrattos, advrser B Becker J McClain S Blake, K Soest, C Bell, P Kellogg, C Head, B Baker ' 1 Tri-Hi-Y Council, Front, left to right: Julie Weldon, Georgia Sked, Karen Culver, Judy Noble, Joy Kuhns. Second: Kathleen Black, Barbara Niblack, Ann Van Beek, Karen Plate. Third: Marilyn Kanegae, Sharon Miller, Marie Small, Valerie Harpster. Fourth: Linda Jackson, Joy Jewell, Adelle Grunder, Janet Newsom. ADVISERS were lleft to rightl: Mrs. Mary Alice King, Mrs. Barbara Dorman, Mrs. Eva Covington, Mrs. Geraldine Davis, Mrs. Lulu Allison, and Miss Patricia Knowlton. To create, maintain, and extend high standards ot Christian character throughout the community is the pur- pose ot Tri-Hi-Y. Each class was represented in the or- ganization this year and cooperated in sponsoring ac- tivities and service projects. I SENIOR. Front, left to right. Judy Sellers, Sue Cole, Jackie W rd, J J ll J N a oy ewe , anet ewsom, Adelle Grunder, Yvonne Dufreld Linda Jackson Wynette Martin, Jean Thorpe, Clare Armstrong, Donna Howard. Second: Carmen Bluhm, Carolyn Hauer, Marilyn Hauer, Glennis De Moss, Diana Miettunlen, Marie Tanner, Pat Schoonover, Jean McClain, Judy Wachtel, Betty Carolyn Head, Allen, Pat McFadden. Third: Lianne Kappler, Carol Thomas, Barbara Baker, Lynne Cooper, l t gh... nf' 1 4 I - av Q Front, left to right: Robyn Chambers, Susan McCosl4ey, Karen Culver, Gretchen Kettering, kink, Shirley Gardner, Barbara Bliss, Jacque Hayden, Karen Plate, Mary Ann Jensen, Lee Ellen Conradsen, Joyce Siverson, Pat King. Ginger Poitevint, Kathy Kingsbury, Elizabeth A 43' N T., ' A Looking over Christmas cards for annual sale are lleft rightl Carolyn Head, Laura Lenau, and Lynne Cooper, Q ' I- I 4 ff I QD Sr- ' , Nuff Belote, Karen Quin, Laura Lenau, Joy Kuhns, Louise Montgomery, Pat Weigel, Julie Weldon, Charlene Barbara Kinney, Georgia Sked, Marilyn Beebe Second: Teresa Homeres, Judy Berlcey, Yvonne Vor- Kaden, Marion Saunders, Joan Lrtrtch, Anne Van Devender, Marta Guzman, Kathy Pitts Third: Linda l-lenline, Lorna Hein, Terry Sheeter, Sandra Wrenn, Melanie Tripp, Judy Stagner, Shaundell LaClair, Fourth: Carol Carlson, Charlotte Brtngle, Sandra Lovas, Lindy Wells, Kay Wade, Carole Grannis, Crockett, Linda Bush, Sharron Neal, Carol Egan 1. Frosh members check food for Easter basket for needy family, Left to right -1. are Joan Lntrich, Kathy Killion, Linda Bush, and Lou French Small, f 'N' Qc -..-I -.- YO Coke M 4 l I r ,LLL 545. -.ll Formed to promote on interest in acting and the theater, the Drama Club presented two plays and took on active part in student assemblies and contests. Pictured at right are the club's officers. Front, left to right: Laurel Manderscheid, treasurer, Joy Jewell, secretory, Roberta Wasserman, vice- president. Second: Carl Wilson, publicity, Willard Berry, president. f- 1 Willard Berry, Carl Wilson, Carol Thomas, Chloe Aitktn Jewell, and Clark Richey rehearse contest play. Front, left to right: Carol Thomas, June Johnson, Chloe Aitken, Eldita Visser, Carmen Bell, Ann Von Beek, Mary Coppock, Judy Papenhousen, Lynne Dillard, Laurel Manderscheid, Roberta Wasserman, Barbara Kinney. Second: Melaine McEuen, Barbara Barnett, Ellen Mylar, Linda Jack- son, Beverly Hansen, Joy Jewell, Marilyn Beebe, Karen Plate, Lee Henline. Third: Hal Davie, Jim Harding, Marshall Williams, Dixie Allen, Joan Litrich, Mary Gillmann, Carol Carter, Jerry Schiller, Bren de Boer, Clark Richey. Fourth: Mr. Vorkink, adviser, Willard Berry, Bill Riley, Carol Wilson, Wally Mitchell, John McKay, David Redfearn. si -. HA' The Stamp Club was formed for students interested in collection, study, and exchange of stamps. Left to right: Mr. Gordon Llewellyn, adviser, Dennis Williams, Paul Sibert, Helen Konwaler, Chuck Penticoff. Organized to promote interest in Latin, the club's major proiect for the year was the Roman banquet and slave auction, Front, left to right: Loretta Black, Betty Marsh, Joanna Hamel, Carmen Bluh , D' ' All P K' b m ixie en, at im all, Ann Van Beek, Susan Linton, Ellen Mylar, Valerie Harpster, Arlene Pitts, Bev Whitney. Second: Michael Ellis, Walter Kit, Rick Allen, Mike Loza, Marshall Williams, Bill Christy, Carl Wilson, Roger Reid. Third: Pete Zimmerman, Bruce Brandt, Charles Ramsbcirger, John Bennett, Gerald Fairchilcl, Stan Bluhm. 065, Composed of GAA members who have earned the ree quired points, Lettergirls' is a highly select club of girl athletes. Front, left to right: Pat Allars, JoAnn Gillespie, Margery Jackson, Marilyn Kanegae. Second: Pat Schoon- over, Janet Newsom, Judy Willmarth, Laura Wilderdylc, Jeanne Marsh. amhfa Spanish Club this year was formed to acquaint members with the different cultural backgrounds of Spanish-speaking countries and to promote interest in the language. Front, left to right: Shirley Crosby, LaVeta Daniel, Mildred Taylor, Pat Lehnhardt. Second: Janet Ericksen, Anna Marie Arriola, Nancy Espeio, Donna Wadsworth, Clareen Sasse, Anne Carleton. Third: Marie Tanner, Bob Cordes, Norito Hasegawa, Ken Smith, Yvonne Dufield. WJ' l I' xv' r l , tl 6 1 t. ilift-ws. g 5 .Va vi . f f' rv -1 as In addition to regular meetings planned to increase their picture taking skills, the Photo Club members also completed a motion picture designed to orient new students to the school. Front left to right- Delbert Gerken, Bill Baer Earl Northcutt, Chuck Penticoff, Tom Takahashi Second: Mr. Winters, adviser, Jim Klein, DuWayne Franklin, Mary Coppock, Helen Konwaler, Carol Thomas, Joe Takahashi, Chuck Scheinost. Third: Dennis Kuner, Cloyd Briley, Bob Hasty, John Gwynne, Roger Dumm, Dennis Hasty so Radio Club provided opportunity for students to increase their knowledge and per fect their skills in amateur radio, This year the members established HAM station K6VYO at school. Front, left to right: Jim Hosmun, Mickey McDonald John Char 0 land, Jim Hanson, Richard Hupp, Bill Hanning. Second: Mr. Stoddard adviser Cliff Smith, Joe Torres, Eddie Parrish, Dick Fossett, Donald Campbell Charles Hurley, Ralph Wh itney. It i V T tt M We T all 4. . V Miva -T ' ,n' sq Argo Engtneers Club proyrclerl sturlonts vvrtlr pounsellng and nnstructron relatrve to scltolarslnps engtneenng sclrools, und rlutres and requurernf-nts of 'lm ynrtous 0 englneerung postttons Club programs rnfluclecl specral ftlms, expvrrrnents, and guest speakers Front, loft to rrglrt Doug Elmer, Carmen Bell, Jeanne Marslr, Edwin Reed, Second Mr Stoddard, uclyrsc-r, Ston Blultrn, Rtck Allen, Mtkc Lola, Darrell Mondersclwetd, Bren De Boer Tlnrrl Allen Mttclwell, Terry Mntcltc-ll, Jerry Parker, Allen Pobtnson, Davtcl Rerlfearn, Blll l-lannrng Srtencc lxplorers of Arnenco was formed to tncreose Interested students lrnowl' edge rn the srtvnttftc fueld, Many fre-ld trrps ond protects were corrued out by tlre club, rnclurltng portlcrpatnon tn several scrence fours Front, left to rtght- Eldlta 0 Vtssvr, Mtldrefl Taylor, Marte Tonner, Judy Wnllmortn, Gall Petrosek, Christine Amy Donno Warlswortlt. Seconrl Gary Korsmo, Eyte Sltorp, Eleanor Lockwood, Karon Soest, Btll Honnung, Mr Roberts adyrser, Bev Wlwutney Solly Sltorpness Q- 5 - C! W ll !'V u 1 54 f- I 1- if ill-Y we . w , 7 ,442 ' s i WMM I O Makung and selltng of booster tags and pennants, prlrtlclpotlnfg tn a tltllowm-rt wnndow-paunttng contest, and maklng a Yup to the Sckolasw iw I-W-mls e- hlblt ln Los Angeles were some of the acttytttcs of tlw- Art Qlola Front lf-tt to rlghtg Kathleen Gardner, Mary Coppock, Carol Carlson Bavlurnfm Ktnnvy lXl'llll7l Srnlth Second Frances Pares, Vtrglnla Pose, Eleann Knnanmn Halen Kwnwnlf-r Janace Wnlllarns, Sandra Qoss, Jeanne Brown, Mt Nelson atlstst-t llnnl My Paddock, co adylser, Anna Wnlllams, Ken Bennett Dtck Hayes llml Rutlotl .lady Suydam, Vlckle Vandeyor Organized to increase students' knowledge of other countries and world affairs, the World Fnendshlp club sent packages overseas and ralsed money for forelgn charutues, From left to rughtz Judy Papenhausen, Elena Vnlar, Penny Bennett, Leslne Blake, Llnda Pnxley, Mlm: Dumm, Helen Hansen. Secondt Monlca De Ponte, Margy Davls, Susan Lmton, Ann Van Beek, Kathleen Black, Sharron Rasch, Mary Coppock, Arlene Pltts, Gaul Volght. Tlfnrdg Mr. Read adytser, Carol Thomas, Jlm Mitchell, Earl Northcutt, Denms Hasty, Hal Buflod, Edwun Reed, Walter Kit, Beverly Baer 15 fd lk . Destgnr-rl to foster lnterest H1 health servuces, the Future Nurses and Allled Pro- tvssrons C-lulv proyrdecl many opportunlttes for knowledge through flelcl trrps, fnlms anfl guest speakers Left to rrght Nancy Espeto, Shenla Bentz, Arlene Pitts, Eyre Sharp, Karen Soest, .leneal Mnnmx Sandra Plate, Helaune Lystrom Mrs Benefuel, aclvlsvr Student tearhung, nonventuons, and guest speakers heaclllned the Future Teachers' Club programs Formed to develop an Interest In teacltung, the club partucvpated tn many on and olf campus artuyttues Front left to rlght- Monuca De Ponte, Sharron Neal, Crtorala Slrvrl, Fernarle Charlanrl, Janet Newsom Second Jaclae Ward, Dlana Mlvttunr-tt, Susan Ocler, Laurel Martclerschcld, Ann Van Beelc Jeannle Mnettunea, Mnrqy Davts, Marte Tanner Thrrd Mass Gray, advtser, Kathy Gtbbs, Carmen Bluhm, Harold Hughes Dave Dowllng Dan Granaclos Carol Prlce, Joy Jewell ,g !VOZ4I84 Aww, I Q60 2 Planned to further the students' interest in school, home, and community, the Fu- ture Homernakers of Americas activities included preparing Thanksgiving and Christmas gift baskets for needy families. Front, left to right: Mrs, Jessup, adviser, Fernande Charland, Kathie Miller, Sandra Kahler, Linda Marshall, Sheryl Hill, Jo Ann Baird, Teresa Homeres. Second: Evangeline Castro, Barbara Kinney, Anne Van Devender, Arlene Dennis, Linda Lines, Ginger Poitevint, Sharon Porter, Claudia Schiller. XZQIZCJL Harding, Frank Walker. , ,MWA 1.4! ,fd The French Club, organized to promote the study of French, gave its annual ban- quet and held many interesting and informative meetings. Front, left to right: Wanda Mullins, Frances Pares, Nalini Smith, Carmen Bell, Judy Noll, Valerie Harpster. Second: Kathleen McMains, Judy Papenhausen, Sharon Hart, Sherry Lehman, Ann Lauer, Virginia Rose, Shareen Blake, Helen Hansen, Jerry Schiller, Dixie Allen. Third: John McKay, Bren de Boer, David Redfearn, Chuck Penticoff, Wally Mitchell, Mary Gillmann, Lowell Jacobson, Gary Howell, Clark Richey, Jim 36 -1 ns Q6 1 ,QS ,J l ll if , EF 77 .rf A l .Q Q v-4 ? C or ' l ,1- ,,,..m T mums we fx 2,- Names behand the names tn the Argolog school newspaper, were lseated left to rightlf Lorena Bell, reporter- Jean Coley hustness manager Glorta Garcia, gurls sports- and lstandung, left to rlghtl- Dennis Wulllams, boys' sports assistanty Jerry Wnlcox, sports edttorq Dtana Mnettunen, news eclntor Donna Wadsworth, reporter- Barbara Berman, feature edntorg Carmen Bluhm, feature editor, and Mnldred Taylor, adverttsmg assistant Rught Ken Smrth edutor-tn-chief lat boardl shows Jerry Wllcox and Dnana Mtettunen hts uclea for page layout LA Aflgofbg Sm? Lett: Ken Smith checks work of feature editors Carmen Bluhm and Barbara Berman J I ad-1 .' 79 ! u I ..L ri ll 'lk 1.5.1 Dowling Pat Hokanson, Mildred TaYl0' S Judy Mitchell, Esther Parsons, Joanna Hamel JSM' 15: N lt. , JYJFA . l A Editor David Dowling assists Judy Mitchell lrightl in checking blueprints, Janet Newsom, literary editor, reads galley proof. Photographer Carol Thomas shoots Marie Tanner, nominated for best looking girl in the class of i957 Zimmerman, Duvid , , I 5 ht: Diana Miettunen, Jane Tie names and faces behind the ARGONAUT hope their work IS GPPV9Cl0l'3Cl' From' el To ng J t Newsom, J M Gllrnann, Une econdt Marie Tanner, Dan Granados, Bob Ballew, MGVQY DOW5' my l flag Km? Pictured on this page are the people whose efforts re- sulted in the ARGONAUT 1957 - the largest yearbook l in the history of Garden Grove High. Together with Mr. William F. Smith, adviser, the staff spent many hundreds of hours to complete a yearbook, which can be read in less than an hours time, but will be treasured for years. -'ff' -1.-... --as- ,. ., -ua.. ,- 1 ill JUNIOR, Front, left to right: Mike Wilkins, Norman Ahlquist, Dick Freeland, Cliff Holkestad, Johnny Poledouris, Ted Just, Richard True, Ken Hannum. Second: Benny Gomez, Pat Henrie, Mike Slagle, Ron Jahnson, Mike Doyle, Doug Elmer, Ron Sisel, Jim Semon, Bob Cordes, Ted Pattison Third: Mr. Tom Morgan, adviser, Brad Fry, Paul Hackleman, Ricky Farr, Lester Brown, Charles Ramsbarger, Burke Neff, Doyle Darch, Tom Youngbloom, Joe Schwind, Front, left to right: Terry Mitchell, Jim Roberts, Bill Short, Richard Ponce, Earl Northcutt, Dan Granados, Mamerto Sarno. Second: Mr. Robert adviser, Bill Niblack, David Redfearn, Dennis Miller, Bud Osborne, Bob Pekarek, Benny Sarno, Charles Doyle, Roy Kakuda, Darrell Mander' Third Cary Davis, Steve Kenner, Bren de Boer, Roy Davenport, Larry Hart, Hal Buflod, Rick Allen, Don Christenseri, Lynn Schiveley, Billy Calliham -Z Ill AW' 2 7 ' ,KI - A XQZZQQ Chew Keeping things functioning properly backstage in the Argonaut Theatre were Mr, Jim Mallory's stage crew llett to rightl Bruce Siriani, Jim Burns, Donald lf Formed late this year to promote interest in Front, left to right: Penny Bennett, Shareen Zimmerman, Carol Thomas, Patsy Stewart, Hasty, Dennis Kuner, Robert Grous, Dave 'Q p... Wall, Chris Brady, Scott Van Devender, Norman Pippin, and Mr. Jim Mallory, stage manager. elections and political science, the Future Voters Club was under the sponsorship of Mr, William McClain. Blake, Arlien Cody, Carmen Bell, Tami McGraw, Nalini Smith. Second: Judy Wachtel, Adelle Grunder, Jane Pat Hokanson, Margy Davis, Jean McClain, Glennis De Moss, Judy Bobenrieth, Janet De Friend, Third: Dennis Redfearn, Dave Winning, Mike Loza, Bill Niblack, Jim Weinheimer. w S.. Posters are 55- -1-Y Am I by lleft to Kinney. checked preparatory to Junior Red Cross membership drive rightl Sheryl! Hill, Corme Bl n uhm, president, and Barbara Y '-rf pzqecla Numerous proiects of value to the school and community wer f ' e per ormed by the clubs and organizcutions of Gord en Grove High. Pictured on this page ore cz few of the services - too numerous to ment' ' f gonizations, ion in ull - of some of the or- H01 1,352 Have you voted? tags are prepared by Pat Jordan lleftl and Pat Lehnhardt. Books y a sy tewart llettl and Helen Han Club. for schools overseas are collected b Pt S son, members of the World Friendship 57 - George Chapman O O O So our lives in acts exemplary . . . win ourselves good names. ' .. -. Xxx 2' . up .. 5 Yr ..,- Xyieki - . ,anis l I lf Using a dual cosT for The feminine leads, The Senior Class presenfed ci rollicking comedy My Sisfer Eileen December 13 and 14. Directed by Mr. Paul Vorkink, The ploy was The second dramaTic producfion To be produced in The new Argonaut Theatre. l -v 'Too bad you don'T strip though. We're always looking for new faces, Violet lcenterl informs Ruth llefil and Eileen. What are you looking at, you old bat? Wreck asks Mrs. Wade '.Z. f-'--' as Helen looks on. 'il am creative enough wiThouT women, Appopolous explains To Jensen and a prospective Tenant, J 1 1 ..... i l ' Are i l I 3 those your working clothes? asks Chic and Mr. Fletcher of Ruth. Mr. Appopolous Ruth Sherwood . Eileen Sherwood Jensen ....... Two Men . . . Lonigan .... The Wreck . . . Two Kids . . . Mr. Fletcher Helen Wade ... Robert Baker .. Frank Lippencott Chic Clark ..... Cossack ...... Violet Shelton . . Mrs. Wade .... Six Admirals .. Que: ... ............ Carl Wilson .. ..... Chloe Aitken, Joy Jewell .. .. Barbara Jones, Carol Thomas . ................ Dennis Kuner Dave Redfearn, Charles Hurley ........... James Weinheimer Bob Ballew ... Frank Chester, Bill Niblack Terry Tucker ... Eldita Visser .. ... Clark Richey .. ... David Dowling .. .. Wally Mitchell ,... Dennis Kuner MaryGillmann Pris Barker ..... Dennis Hasty, Ernie Nagamatsu Lynn Schiveley, Charles Hurley, Frank Chester, Dave Redfearn Walter Sherwood ...... .. . Willard Berry A Prospective Tenant . .. .... Lynne Cooper The Consul .... Sand Hog .. .........BillNiblack .. James Weinheimer lr . l Eileen introduces Mr. Baker to Mr. Lippencotti if i i , . I il, 'I wonder what you have to do to get first class? Eileen remarks as Brazilian Consul pins on second class medal. 61 ll E ,I Produced by Mr. Paul Vorkink's stage productions class, 'The Bat was the first full-length dramatic production I to be staged in Argonaut Theatre. Presented on Novem- ber 17 and 21, the production also initiated the dual cast for maior roles. Left Who do you think wrote it? asks Cornelia lBeverly Hansenl of Doctor Wells lBill Rileyl and Dale lEldita Visserl. Q. Above. Cornelia lBorbara Barnettl misses bottle and pours hot water on Lizzie ljoy Jewelll as Billy lSabra Elliottl offers assistance. Below- Why were you in the gorageg Brooks and Flemming interrogate un- known man lCarl Wilsanl while Debra iMelanie McEuenl offers aid. .B iii What were you doing on the terrace? demands Anderson lWillard Berryl of Brooks lClark Richeyl while Debra Beresford iEllen Mylarl looks on, Q5 Lizzie ................. ...... J oy Jewell Miss Cornelia Van Garder ...... Beverly Hansen, Barbara Barnett Billy .... .................. S abra Elliott Brooks ...,,... Marshall Williams, Clark Richey Miss Dale Ogden ......,........ Eldita Visser Doctor Wells ...... . .Hal Davie, Bill Riley Anderson ..................... Willard Berry Richard Fleming .... Dick Elvidge, Wally Mitchell Debra Beresford. . .Ellen Mylar, Melanie McEuen Unknown Man... .............. Carl Wilson Faculty thespians presented Heaven Can Wait as Their dramatic endeavor of the year. The three-act comedy, di- rected by Mrs. Eileene LaBarthe, was presented January 17 and I8 in Argonaut Theatre. Right: ' Messengers' lTodd Paddock and Russell Bryantl check on 'Heavenly Passengers' INels Nelson and Walter Wintersl. Above: He knows mei' shouts 'Ghost Joe Pendleton as he catches his manager Max Levene when he faints. Right: 'Look, sister, I lust want to find this Mr Jordan characterf Max tells Mrs, Ames as unseen Jordan looks on fc. Mr. Jordan ... Joe Pendleton . . . Max Levene Bette Logan ..... Q40 Julia Farnsworth ,., Tony Abbott ..... Mrs. Ames . . . Nurse ,.... Escort No l , . . Escort No. 2 .... Messenger 7013 ... Susie .......... Ann ............. Inspector Williams .,. Paul Vorkink ..... Marion Law Jack Schumaker .., June Adams Patricia Knowlton ,... Bill Carden . Mary McClain Blanche Conklin .. Russell Bryant ..., Sarah Talbot .. . Todd Paddock ... Diane Gray Barbara Dorman ,.,. George Gill Workmen ...,.,,,.... Charles Thorp, Joseph Reidel Lefty .........,, .........,...... N els Nelson Plainclothesrnan ..... ,... M urray Kranz Announcer .......... . . , Russell Bryant Candidates for Glory ,............. George Gill Blanche Conklin, Murray Kranz, Barbara Dor- man, Walter Winters, Mary Alice King, Charles Thorp, Joseph Reidel, Nels Nelson, Diane Gray. Doris Pitcher. 5 Xk, Qu -, Fld h X, I Eye-catching routines, practiced To perfection by The song leaders, added color and sparkle To the athle- fuc confests Throughout The year. X be 33' T7 , ,- I a Posxng prertily are song leaders fleff to nghtj Jo Stevens, Clareen Sasse, Pot Jordan, LaVe1o Daniel, and Carol Cure 1, Q . 9A I i Q Arousing school spiri'r ot pep assemblies ond games . l X was the porriculor forte of the yell leaders. ll .- ' 1 ' ! .s-D514 22 as 93 .- 75 1-UW W Showing their spirit ore yell leaders lleft to rightl Pris Borker, Lynette Eulberg, Terry Tucker, Pct Johnston, cmd Heother Goble. 65 Serving as flag twirlers for the year were llett to rightl Mary Ann Gall 0 L. l :L git agher, Pat Lehnhardt, Peggy Coursey, and Irene Balandran. With The Drill Team and Majorettes the Flag Twirlers added to the spirit at home games and pep assemblies. Artie Argonaut, portrayed by Two boys this year, gamboled with the Song Leaders as a symbol ot school spirit. . Ag A. Left: Shoeless Artie, portrayed by Bob Stewart, playfully crosses swords with Deanna Young, while Rosie Ponte admired by Carol Carter lleftl and Heather Goble. ' I 14:5 attacks from behind. Below: Artie IDick Watkinsl is fo., alt 4' is -5 - ,D 'cw i's te C I r nfl I lL.' 4. ,Q :'I? Prancing with the Drill Team were Maiorettes lleft to rightl Deanna Young, Rosie Ponce, Sue Cole, and June Watkins. Q. .1 NX X - Strutting their stuff at football game activities X and parades, together with Flag Twirlers and Drill Team, the Maiorettes added zest and l l sparkle and greatly enhanced school spirit. f' 3 if :fri - Q l 1 W a I ' s I ' i , l - ' Sue Cole June Watkins , 14-1 M v- f w-MJ.. Dixie Allen f , J L.. . Marcia Lou Heyl , Xa Linda Cooney i K-4 Anita Williams If r i K is-P Susan Linton ' i -ag-X Sharon Miller ,f I . X . Kay Black i -Y -...Q -, Sally Sharpness L ln.. Jillie Kesterson u x -..--. Sandra Bearbower I as 'F 1' ' ' - Gayle Gerarden ills... Mimi Dumm .l I .....E. Linda Bridgeman -...L Leslie Blake fu!! Under the direction of Miss Suzanne Potts, the drill team added much color and zest to home football games. This year the 36 mem- bers of the drill team iourneyed to Disney- K X 549 Barbara Niblack 4 i, Mary Ann Davidson M Donna Booher 4 I i 4 X 5 -.aw Jeanne Mietrunen K l Nancy Mower 3 I Q., uv Diane Hopkins '-1 ,xt 1 i .,,,a-I Karen Thorpe . .fev- Laura Wilderdyk land, participating in parades, showing new steps and sparkling routines. They also per- formed at the Anaheim Halloween Parade and the Santa Ana Christmas Parade. E I I E Holly Mortensen Alice Nichols -.A Ma rie Tanner l sgfvul' Sharon Rasch f l .golf Sharon Martin - 1 ..,...l Shirley Guthrie S Av-1 Delores Queia Geraldine Baker -..f-1' Barbara Neighbors .1 J Ellen Mylar in .di Charlotte Soucie L-.-v' Ann Van Beek X X a ' sali Judi Davis f fi '-...ei Mary Coppock X 4 u l Laurel Monderscheid Drum Moiorette ' Fam! Performing smartly under the direction of Mr. George Gill, the Marching Band entertained football tons during half-time activities. The band also performed in several local parades and took part in the Christmas activities at Disneyland. Front, left to right: Carmen Bluhm, Marilyn Kolmos, Sue Matthews, Jean lkemi, Delores Coats, Yvonne Vorkink, Donna Doggett, Diane Shanahan, Ruthanne Wilmot, Charlotte Bringle, Sandro Lovas, Laurel Manderscheid. Second: Judy Willmarth, Bruce Brandt, Scott Van Devender, James Weinheimer, Norman Pippin, Dennis Coats, Janice Hay, Kenneth Cole, Harry Lake, Peggy Morgan, Janis de Windt. Third: Frances Wood, Christine Amy, Bev Whitney, Mickey Humphreys, Frederick Burry, Jerry Blaeholder, Jim Burns, Warren Hartling, Molly Berry, Judy Papeinhousen, Dennis Hasty, Bruce Siriani. Fourth: Stan Bluhm, Douglas Wescott, Jim Dupy, Buster Brock, Bob McFadden, Bob Hasty, Earl Northcurt, Darrell Manderscheid, Gary Young, David Mitchell. it 45,3 Ril i tl , Q ' fff, Q 7 Q ,'6'lf lrldva ,... L -'gxw Marching band assumes formation on high school lawn. Xi 7- Scott Von Devender and Ronald Downs listen to in structions from Mr. George Gill, band director, Marching at Disneyland during Christmas program was band highlight of the year. - v-8 1 I li 4,51 Front, left to right: Frances Wood, Elena Vilar, Pamela Peters, Eddie Reeves, Richard Hupp, Judy Willmarth. Second: Lynn Parker, Paul Hobson, Doug Hensen, David Stewart, Bob Neighbors, Delores Baerg, Frances Pares, Lyola Olds. Third: Bruce Brant, Yvonne Vorkink, Sue Mathews, Carmen Bluhm, Beverly Whitney, Christine Amy, Ronald Downs, Richard Chandos. Fourth: Warren Hartling, Earl Northcutt, Judy Reynolds. Ufwfaeazfwj s Orchestra rehearses for program. Director Gill gives the downbeat during rehearsal. A select group of mixed voices, the Concert Choir per- formed at many functions, including the Christmas pro- gram, at Disneyland, and the tour of the state during the later part ot the year. Choir members check music arrangements. Holly Mortensen, at piano, accompanies choir members, ff' F t left to ri ht: La Dane Englund, Elisabeth Farnsworth, Roberta Hastie, Margie Grable, Laraine Chalette, Pat Johnston, Arlene Sommer, Holly ron , g Mortensen. Second1 Les Maimbourg, Harrell Poarch, Diana Scott, Gail Petrasek, Linda Jackson, Marilyn Reno, John Kowert. Third: Tex Milburn, Bob Hasty, Michael Young, Kim Law. I 0 gdglflbk Miss Ulvilden checks music with Cheryl Bess and Judie Foreman 44 T '41 cp Under the direction of Miss Carol Ulvilden, the Girls Ensemble performed at several events during the yeor, notably at the Christmas program Seated Miss Carol Ulvilden. First row, left to right: Jo Castro, Ann Van Devender, Judie Foreman, Esther Nash, Madeline Vallin, Ccirol Gerrior. Second: Karen Plate, Mary Ann Jensen, Wanda Markwell, Cheryl Bess, Connie Tweddell, Anrta Harvey The boys' glee club named themselves the Jasonairs and performed at the 0 X Christmas program and other affairs throughout the year. Front, left to right: Lawrence Christensen, Bill Baer, Jim Raine, Don Pierce, Don Vance, John Booth, Ronnie Fresh. Second' Bill Goodale, Kenneth Dawson, Zeph Burden, Jim Carlson, Craig Hall, Sam Lewis, Rex Kinsey, Third- Zenas Risinger, Rodney Kraft, Bob Givrden, Ted Mathers, Edwin Kile, Mike Wariner, Klaus Mergel 74 Miss Ulvilden, substituting for Mr Hoganson, gives boys some individ ual attention. 4 , E ggiE3S1i13ii3 it 8,-.Q 4 3- 0340, A :cf C - ' 3 Q a 'aE E9 '5'3fgi2 3 I? 1 A, Q XA k t hs V b Q M . , 'Q Ss lv fy 1 15 Maw!! Music groups were kept busy during the year presenting various programs and traveling throughout the state. Their first big iaunt took them a scant mile or two away to Dis- neyland where the band, vocal groups, drill team, major- ettes, song leaders, and flag twirlers performed for the parks annual Christmas program. Girls Ensemble entertains with Christmas songs Mr. Gills band marches on Disneylands main street. The Argo Marching Band poses with the majorettes, flag twirlers, and song leaders in front of Mickey Mouse theatre. L, 1 . i L, . . , i ni 'G' . . mes and faces were paramount during Hello Daze, three-day activity period designed to acquaint fresh- n with upperclassmen. The event was climaxed with a if Jge dance and the crowning of the King and Queen. iv- t ,ra Frosh girls scramble for signature of Lynn Schtveley, student body president Students with most names on their lusts were admitted free to the dance Girls vying for Lynn s name are llett to rightl Shirley Haynes, Sharon Benard, Joy Kuhns, Esther Nevarez, Catherine Stimac, and Lynn McDonald , A 4 n t I Decorations for the get-acquainted dance are set up by lleft to rightl Pat lehnhardt, Cliff Holkestad, Barbara Jones, Tami McGraw, and Jill Menzimer if X Above Queen King Raul Gomez rtly n Beebe dances with Left Part of huge dance crowd is shown thronging Girls Gym floor where dance was held, .49 ps Successful, Kathy waits to buy her bid from Joy Jewell. Barbara Jones, and Donna Jackson also purchase bids Q-ea! D Sponsored by the Girls' League, the Co-Ed Dance was a girl-ask-boy affair. Nearly Two hundred couples attended the dance, where lavish decorations and gay music pre- vailed. Kathy Park asks stand-offish Wally Mitchell tothe dance. Tlx 1 Carol Thomas beams at her winning candidate for King of the Co-Ed, Hal Buflod, exchange student from Norway Together at the dance, Kathy and Wally enioy the music, along with Rosalie Grafton and Marlow Clark. ODQIZCQQA infer Wonderland, sponsored by The Sophomore ss, and 'Berrnuda l-lop, sponsored by The Leiter- n's Club, were two of The many successful dances of year. Right: Allan Robinson and Diane Hopkins dance by lighted Christmas Tree. - 1 'K Rx Left: Among the many faces seen at 'Winter Wonderland were lleff to rightl Valerie Harpster, Clareen Sasse and Dick Arthur. Below: Bob Kaplanek and Linda Bridgman dance in a circle of friends during Bermuda Hop. L5 I Above: Siudents and faculty both enioy Leftermen's dance as Margie Grable and John Allard lleftl and Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Jordan fake their places on the dance floor. tsigliwiff ' x 'E if 'QQ - I Grocious senior Goyle Goneou reigned ovenonnuoi Homecoming octivities Homecomung acttvmes brought many Argonaut faces back to cam- pus A separate dance was held to accommodate Alumni. ln plctore above, Pat Lehnhardt and Frank Marshall are cuttlng a rug Ptctore at left shows other Argonauts and guests enloymg the dance muslc -51' p ' ea Mtllne Davts Juntor s Vfgfffi K C. l t sr' .391 jun, c Tc., Ln 1, ' 'Wife 1 'yi 3? i .11 Peggy Coursey Sophomore -4 f fb. Sue Pendleton Freshman tx' uf' U. 'V Uma Above- Combmed muslc groups present flnole. Rlght: Members of Mr. Carden s dromcr group - Jrm Hordung, Roberto Wossermon, and Biliue- Jo Tucker - present dance of toys. Above Mr. George Gull conducts orchestra Ruglrmt Concert Chow performs under durectuon of Mr Wnllrczm Hogonson as Pfwg In winter refuge, pensive juggler watches monks Uones, Janice Johnson, Barnett, Thomos, Stevens, Carter, Visser, Jean Loserl prepare offerings to Mory. Below- lncredulous monks watch os statue of Mory blesses luggler. Above The luggler Bornoby ICloreen Sossel entertains peas ant girls ILoVeto Daniel Borboro Barnett Elditu Visser Carol Thomas Borbciro Jones Jo Stevens Corol Corterl Above: Shocked brothers watch in horror os Burnaby lDonno Bilesl performs before statue of Mory lLoVevo Donnell. Combining tcllents, the dromo, music, ond donce groups pre- sented the onnuol Christmos progrom December TS. Vocol groups performed under the direction of Mr. Williom l-logonson. The orchestra vvos directed by Mr. George Gill, ond drdmo groups by Mr. Williom Corden. Mrs. June Adoms' donce groups gove their interpretotion of The Juggler. Above: M.C. Wally Mitchell introduces the acts at Cafe Continental. x Below: Cast of first show lleft to rightl are Ginger Poitivent, BiIIieJo Tucker, Laurel Manderscheid, Diana Scott, Jo Stevens, Pat Schoonover, Shareen Blake and Clark Richey, Above: Shareen Blake undulates Hawaiian style. Below: BillieJo Tucker does Russian dance Originating live from the Cafe Continental in the Argonaut Theatre, the third annual Garden Grove High School Variety Show was presented January 9 by internationally famous per- formers and stars from many foreign lands. Two performances were given for the nearly QOOO Argonaut students. The show was produced and directed by Mrs. June Adams. Mademoiselle Laurel Manderscheid gives her impression of o dancing French maid. Jo Belafonte Stevens shows how they dance in Jamaica Doc Campbell llettl and Charles Thomas belt out Singing the Blues Magician Clark Richey mystifies audience with his tricks. K Yif'1:: I' I ' 5 QL. .auign f,'s m f- .--S.,g' rf ,ell .I l t :fQ U: -Sr w if!! ' w u- r V A, -,,: . ,. 2, 5 ffl' qi r...- 'Y' 4 i ug N,. -:IA Wx WWI? f -I 4 i .4 x7 ' ,. , N 9, , , .lr B f, 0 I, 3 . A h - if f.:5'. X: 2 iFn,E , 4 '35 iffy? . .Q ,+A sq M, :gg .bbfh-w 1'U'f 'Jai-W, :lf f f - V Milf- . . vt I ,, 1: 2' I It 'R D f, .,5'zg:1f,5. V k .gl 1, . 'Q wa, :'x. : Ufxh -. gf,-.w,,'1, . -1-.:!:llrl:',? .h , Jfxiivz, A , . E.: 'fVE0 H Om ffeafzizx .9 The adventures of Two young girls during their Trip To Europe was related by The Junior Class in The play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, which was given in the Argonaut Theatre March 21 and 22. Mr. William Carden directed. Harriet, Cornelna, and Wlnlfred ask Admiral for Information, What! Bedbugs IH my housel' Madame Elise lcenterl is rncredulous. Emily lleftl is not pleased, but Ther- ese seems amused by the turn of events, The cast - lfront, left to rightl Ed Reed, Ellen Mylar, Barbara Barnett, Brad Fry, lsecondl Alice Starbuck, Pat Lehnhardt, Nnlini Smith, Carmen Bell, Susan Oder, Melanre McEuen, Ithirdl Richard Flvudge, Dennis Wvl' hams, Jerry Parker, Hal Davie, Charles Ramsbarger, John McKay Jim Mitchell gow Fmily and Cornelia say farewell to Dick and Leo as they prepare to leave France Steward .. Mrs. Skinner ....... Cornelia Otis Skinner .. Otis Skinner .,..... Emily Kimbrough . .. Purser ........, Stewardess . , . Dick Winters . . . Admiral ...... Harriet St. John .,. Winitred Blaugh ... Leo McEvoy .4 Inspector .. Therese ...... Madame Elise ....... Monsieur De La Croix .. Window Cleaner ..... CAST Charles Ramsbarger .. . Susan Oder .. Barbara Barnett . . John McKay ... Ellen Mylar . .. Jerry Parker .. Pat Lehnhardt .. Richard Elvidge Hal Davie . . Melanie McEuen ... Nalini Smith .. Jim Mitchell .. Dennis Williams ... Carmen Bell . . Alice Starbuck . . . Ed Reed . .. Brad Fry Be careful with the trunk, Purser tells Steward to relieve Emilys and Cornelia s anxiety Monsieur De La Croix fails in his attempt to impress Mr and Mrs Skinner, but the girls are delighted ! . K 1 iN 5.5-, Peanuts-for-Polio drive was headed by Garden Grove students lleftl Dennis Hasty and Barbara Jones. Sherry Slagle and Pat Lewis handled the event for Rancho High, LJ 2 . -un. Free polio innoculation is given Tom Rogers while nurse's helper Sandra Plate looks on in background. Buffurns' Young Careerist finalists were lleft to rightl Dave Dowling, Carol Carter, Carol Thomas, Donna Biles, and Nalini Smith. Carol Thomas and Dave Dowling were the winners, 1. ,-as X .I ' -L. Mr. Dwight Roberts, civil defense coordinator, checks details with student helper Willard Berry durxng practice alert held this year. A W in gf Scholastic Art Gold Key winners lleft to rightl Joe Takahashi, Anita Winning look over modern art and ceramic work done by students. Comparing trophies for winning the Math Mara- thon, sponsored by Mr. Carl Powell Irightl are lleft to rightl Barbara Zambella, first Shirley Longo, sec- ond, and Mary Lou Candelas, third. Mr. Walter Winters, contest iudge, looks on. Williams, and Dave Dave Dowling Argonaut editor Diana Miettunen and Marie TCIYWE fi t lace certificate from Columbia University. staff members, admire urs Ap The i956 Argonuu ' C 7 ,fa t was also named best yearbook in Orange oun y. T Argolog editor Ken Smith checks awards won at Santa Ana College Journalism Workshops. Ken took the most individual awards in the history of the workshops, Holla your name To The reverberafe hills. - Shakespeare . sv Y' ef 59? u..-Ji-- I 'Sr- .. .... Q Q15 -A Q X it iff' I i 4,1 f 1 .wel Coptoined by Gcxry Dcivis, Denny Greer, ond Rich- ord Ponce, The Argo vdrsity found The going cz little rough in The Sunset Leogue This yeor, Opening The -9 seoson with o l3-7 win over Puente, The Team con- J V' ----3 cluded it with o Two-win, eight-loss record. 1 T i g.. I X . Coach Don Avery lleftl listens to pointers from Coach Joe Reeves Front, left to right: Lester Brown, Dick Arthur, Bill Short, Doyle Dorch, Les Moimbourg, Bob Pekorek, Poul Quick, Vincent Lee. Second: Gory Davis, Dick Freeland, Paul Hocklemon, Bill Collihom, Bill Blok, Ernie Nogomotsu, Mike Slogle, Bud Osborne, Third: Steve Souder, Denny Greer, Joe Dykstra, Dorrell Monderscheid, Richard Ponce, Bob Koplonek, Fronk Thornton. Fourth: Ron Johnson, Bill Carter, Bob Bollew, Dennis Miller, Bill Shellenborger. ..4 . dl ol, ' I- ' .'e 1. .cu 5 . , .' 'Q . , 5 ,i ' - - ,gigs-41. .' j' -.-- X.. ., V . ,--- - 4. . -u .. 2 . ' ., H. D---I:,. ff .fl is-il, t 4 fd. . - : J 4 X , 9-4. gf D ,A 1' .- . 1 , , . . . .. , , ,- y 1 V f 1 A , , t 1 . l P mf L. all A. ggi. 2,157 'nr Q .H ,we SCORES rden Grove Opponents .. Puente . . . 6 . Downey .. . 35 . . Fullerton .. . 26 . . Newport . . . 18 . Santa Ana . . . 12 Otange . O . . Huntington Beach . . 39 .. Anaheim ,. . 44 5 .. La Habra .. . 19 Q 5015 '01, JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM. Front, left to right: Mamerto Sarno, Skip Shull, Dennis Morgan, Edwin Reed, Jim Walker, James Weinheimer, Second: Doug Beneck, Gary Van Delden, Mike Young, Ken Hannum, Jack Pattison, Steve Katz. Third: Ricky Farr, Monte McGill, Jan Davis, Dave Redfearn. Unidentified Argonaut is knocked flat by Orange quartet, The Argo went on to hand Orange ci 26-O defeat for their lone league win, mywafffwgw 1' .LJ Richard Ponce--La Habra gdme MOST IMPROVED PLAYER a L. . A .N . vnwhti '-A A . . mf-' V iiQ'i3 '2 - - inf., Joe Dykstra-Huntington Beach game Aw UMW Argonauts-of-the-Week, selected by popular vote, were honored at the annual football banquet December 12 when Player of the Year was announced. Other top awards went to the Most Inspirational Player and the Most Improved Player. MOST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER K ai' Bud Osborne-Anaheim game 1 : '16 'fi' l 'L,, ' CQ. 1,1 A ,,,,, .1 .fav ' -. . BU,-2 ...Zhi 57.1. N -f ' Ernesi Nogcrnorsu Den Y Greer Santo Ana game NeWP0fY Harbor game Dick Arthur Orange game Frank Thornton Fullerton game 4 Bill Short Puente game I . Coached by Mr. Don Webster and Mr. Ben Haley, the --Qi' l Argo B team can be credited with having one ofthe best passing attacks seen in some time, supported by a strong line. Missing the league championship by one- halt game, the B's had an impressive 7-win, 2-tie record. Ernie Musseman was named Player of the Year, and Harry Hobson was voted Most Improved Player. Raul Gomez was named Freshman Player-of-the-Year. ....-1 ' W Coaches Ben Haley lleftl and Don Webster watch their boys at is . -ily at practice. I if Frank Chester iNo. 35i lumps for loy as Ron Grayum lon groundl scores touchdown that meant victory over Huntington Beach. Front, left to right: Ernie Musseman, Michael Doyle, Harry Lake, Roy Grayum, Roy Davenport, Dick Watkins, Terry Webber, Tony Fernandez. Second: Paul Wright iMgr.i Ted Pattison, Bennie Sarno, Harry Hobson, Terry Reed, Bob Thompson, Ray Ponce, Pat Henri, Phri Kappler imgr.l Third: Bob Baldndge, Mike Wilkins, Frank McNabb, Larry Christensen, Jim Takahashi, Dan Granados, Raul Gomez, Bruce Abbe, Tony Laudiero .Ax- SJ S - --1--. '! ' V FIRST STRING PLAYERS. Front, left to right: Ray Ponce, Bob Thompson, Larry Christensen, Harry Lake, Harry Hobson, Dan Granaclos, Raul Gomez. Second: Michael Doyle, Mike Wilkins, Roy Davenport, Ron Groyum, Ernie Musseman GardenGrove T3 ........ 26 .. 2O.. I3 .. 7 .. 26.. 2 .. l4 .. T3 .. -Y ' --. .,., ,. 'F .,5A SCORES . Puente .. . . Downey . . .. Fullerton . .. Newport . .. Santa Ana .. . Orange .. . . Anaheim . . Huntington Beach . . La Hobra . . ,w -' '- -r 17 Opponents .7 .O ..l3 .7 .O .O . ..l3 .6 2- it'-1'- .-5 .. -' 4 'x' 4 - -.1g, . I . - srih.. - A C 1,, . ,,, .., . .f 0,-.gg.,.,,.,.-. 'M J. .wr 14 1-,,f f'-- 'tb r o an' ' .I A ..AL AA Q:-A. Argos score against Fullerton. Co-captains Mike Wilkins lleftl and Roy Davenport. Ernie Mussemon - Player-of-the yeor Roy Ponce Heftl and Don Gronodos 22 Coach Bruce Smith lwith halll explains fundamentals to team, while Coach Roger Wilson backs him up SCORES Garden Grove Opponents O .. . Fullerton .. .....l3 7.. .,SantaAna.. ...l2 6 .. , Newport .. . . .13 2 . . . Anaheim . . . . O 9 .. . Huntington . . .. .26 6 . . . La Habra . , . . 6 H H QM As this years football season opened there were very few experienced players back onthe 'Mighty Mites team. Due to lack of speed and weight the team didnt have a very successful season, winning one, tying one, and losing five How- ever, under the coaching of Mr. Bruce Smith and Mr, Roger Wilson, they gained much needed experience for the years to come. Rich Milledge was named the outstanding back, while Jack Brooks copped the outstanding lineman honors Doc Campbell was captain. Front, left to right: Fred Brooks, Jim Hoggate, Darrell Dandie, Tammy Herrmann, Jerry Lwellyn, Torn Tullar, Jesse Hosrnun, Rich Milledge, Jeff Davis, David Holland Ed Hyder, Dave Miller. Second- Stuart Vorkink, Cliff Hanson, Steven Katz, Tom La Shell, Bill Morse, Jack Tisar, Jack Brooks, John Gedney, Jan Martin, Rudy Vega, Albert Cortez, Don Frueh, Jerry Powers. Third: Dave Sahr, Chuck Williams, Carl Weider, Sam Sparks, Tony Herrmann, Roger Wagner, Bob Maimbourg, Stowman Stines, Doc Campbell, Jerry Chapman, Lynn Smith, Ernie Gomez. Q n .gs .bs 102 if A P PA,- I-' l'.'1 -1-7-5, ,cv 1- . A ' , ' nfl. L. fr, ff H375 f.:'kk so ' 7' +V J 'T P I J s, .as A .-.A L ef ' ., '4'u.'-V -. lc, ' I - - rs fini' ' N .s l sub. . F barqer and Stan Bluhm round the track agarnst La Habra 'L ' '. V . . ' 'h -' ' ' ' I ' . - - , Y 13' H-' -.T'. t9i--1' . ' 1, ' ' ..- he. ln.. 1 ' ..,?ffa'n ' 'tfuL'Qm,, , F1 , .-,M N IRST LAW Joe Fedor Charles Poms 4- FINlSl-l' Stan Bluhm as cloclcerl as N, Ei ,, , , .-.. :Wx 1 he places un the meet . --dv 1-- STPNGHTAWAY' Earl Northfutt Valentln Arroyo and Tom Bonnema strarn towards the frnrsh lrne Under the direction ot coach James Bass, the Cross Country team A placed sixth in the Sunset League Meet and dual meets, Wrth the fine running of Earl Northcutt, Bill Nublack, and Lynn Schiveley, the Argonauts gained the respect at every team with whom they competed. . Young. Second: Coach . bgrger, Bully Nrblack, Gary R ben I h , R s Fontaune, Charles Rams G mes, Joe Fedor, O From' lefl lo llgllll Gary Bybllel llclllpxglflfilcljlgllrrialllmMli::d2:scheJfd, Dave Redfearn, LVN' Scllweley' Bren del-Boer' Howell rl Bass, Roy Kalcuda, aentm , iloerllgeljbors Ped Manderschevd . t , ' -. . , , I 51at,','?,2 4: , A . ., . '. y . , . . I -' '.3.5 7 '. ' 'I ' ' 9' I f gh I, , Ja fd. .. A . A , I Fmkefbalf 1 l ng Frank Thornwfl A2415 Zan V? Tom DOlCfSr .ii Gary Davis Bill Calliham 9 Wells slomgef U5 C f 4 Front, left to right: Wells Sloniger, Bill Gourley, Del Farmer, Frank Thornton, Larry Hart. Second: Coach Allen Wells, Don Christensen, Steve Keiner, Gary Davis, Bill Calliham, Tom Dokter. Suffering ups and downs, Coach Al Well's varsity cagers finished Sunset League play with a seven-win, seven-loss record and a thirteen-win, eleven loss sea- son Total. The Argonauts were very defensive minded and had the best defensive record in the league. Gary Davis again led the team as captain and high- point man. Probably the biggest upset of the season was The Argos' 54-48 win over league champion Newport Harbor, avenging an earlier 56-44 defeat. Exciting moments were many in varsity basketball play. ln upper right photo, Gary Davis is seen scoring against Fullerton, and in photo below Davis goes up against the Santa Ana Saints. SCORES Garden Grove Opponents 49 .............. Artesia .... ....... 3 8 50 ........... Laguna Beach . . ...... 37 35 .... .. Pacific . . . . .40 49 ,... .. Paramount .. . . .21 52 .... . Downey ... . . .41 40 .... ... Excelsior ... . . .53 54 .... ... Laguna Beach .. ..,41 41 .... .... T ustin ... . . .44 46 .... California .. ...31 42 ,,.. ElRancho .. ...55 34 .... .. Fullerton .. . . .36 43 .... ... Santa Ana .... . . .35 45 .... .... H untington . .. . . .36 44 .... . . . Newport Harbor . . . . .56 46 .... ...... O range ..... . . .61 45 .... ... Anaheim .. . . .43 48 .... ... La Habra .. . , .43 47 .... ... Fullerton .. . . .45 36 .... .. Santa Ana ... . . .37 46 .... .... H untington . .. , . .55 54 .... .. Newport Harbor .. ... .48 45 .... ...Orange... ....46 42 .... .. Anaheim .. . . . .45 47 ..... .. La Habra ....36 1080 Total 1023 Under the coaching of Mel Sothcin, the J.V. hoopsters won five and lost nine games in Sunset League play. Many of them will move up to varsity for the 1958 sea- son. The members voted Jim Semon and Ron Sisel co- captains for the year. Semon and Sisel were also high- point men with an average of 13 points each per game. SCORES Garden Grove Opponents 27 .......... Fullerton .......... 44 32 .... .. Santa Ana .....34 42 .... . . Huntington . .. .. .47 44 .... ... Newport ... . . .50 53 .... .. Orange .. .37 Ernie Musseman shoots and hits during Fullerton 43 .... ... Anaheim ... ...4l Qgme- 3O .... ...LaHabra,.. ...14 42 .... ... Fullerton ... . . .52 35 .... .. Santa Ana ...4l X Q0 ..-- N Huntington ' . I . - .34 Co-captains Ron Sisel lleftl and Jim Semon. 49 .... Newport ...52 37 .... Orange ...48 38 .... Anaheim .,.46 42 .... ...LaHabra... ...35 Front, left to right: Bob Mathers, Les Maimbourg, Fred Lawhon, Richard Katz, Ernie Musseman. Second: John Irwin lmanagerl, Coach Mel Sothan, Doug Beneck, Jan Davis, Chuck Johnson, Cal Barnett, Fred Horner, Ron Sisel, Jim Semon. Front, left to right: Raul Gomez, Jerry Wilcox, Leo Nunez, Dick Osborne, Jim Takahashi. Second. Tom Tullar lmanagerl, Henry Borrego, Chuck Knight, Pete Zimmerman, Bob Thompson, Tom Zimmerman, George Keylon, Alfred Rios, Gary Arthur, Gary Steres, Coach Tom Morgan. Fasieezmlf Captain Jerry Wilcox Bob Thompson shoots against Orange. SCORES Garden Grove Opponents 25 .......... Fullerton .......... 45 23... Santa Ana .... .....45 l7... Huntington .. ....36 32... .. Newport .. ....6O 31... .. Orange .. ....34 34... ..Anaheim... ....58 3l... .LaHabra... ....4l 40... .. Fullerton .. ....49 28... Santa Ana .. ....36 23 .... ... Huntington .. . . . .53 35 .... .. Newport .. . . . .61 36... .. Orange .. ....47 45... .. Anaheim .. ....66 39 ..... ..LaHabra... ....52 439 Total 673 Starting off the season slowly, the Argo B's soon started rolling, losing to some ot the toughest B teams in the league. Led by the excellent floor work and fine shoot- ing of Wilcox, Gomez, and Thompson, they ended o hard-fought Sunset League season. H H Faakezbaw Coach Bruce Smith's little Argos came Through the season with a two-win, twelve-loss record, beating Orange and Fullerton in the tirst round at competition. Capturing co- captain honors were Jessie Hosman and David Miller. High- point man was Eddie Cleveland. F qi 3 F ,pf Eddie Cleveland scores against Orange as Ron Buroker 1191 rushes in SCORES Garden Grove Opponents 34 ......... .. Fullerton .. ..... .31 31... ..SantaAna.. ...4O 20... .. Huntington .. ...37 22 .... .. Newport ...38 26... ..,. Orange .. ...21 21... Anaheim .. ...57 36... La Habra .. ...37 19 .... . . Fullerton .. . . .25 18... ..Santa Ana.. ...24 15.,. .. Huntington .. ...29 19... ..Newport... ...49 27 .... .. Orange .. . . .31 44... .. Anaheim .. ...62 Eddie Cleveland snatches ball from Orange player. 25' ' ' ' ' LG l-lobro ' ' ' ' ' 357 Total - 509 1 ui Front, left to right: Tom Eastman, Bob Kono, Darrell Fletchall, Warren Hartling, Ronnie Holthusen, John Gedney, Wayne Coe. Second: Tom Lashell imqnagerl, Bruce Beatty, Dennis Coats, Jesse Hosmun, Ronald Buroker, Ed Cleveland, Bob Maimbourg, Steve Katz, Dave Miller. 108 -Q , '+E- slr K 1 C . Q-gn.. Front, left to right: Norman Olsen, Daniel Stewart, Gary Waer, Chuck Scheinost, Joe Takahashi, Ernie Simms, Bob Cordes, Martin Minth, Bill Christy, Keith Reyborn, George Russell, Robert Quailes, John Kinney. Second: Curwin Hoz, John Lockridge, Chris Holmes, Larry Henson, Jerry Neighbors, Don Canfield B'll H ' , i anning, John Bennett, Charles Hurley, Bob Beebe, Roger Dumm, John Miller, Rolly Odenbreit. 'ls- t bo s' swimming. He also . ' t Of Y Coach Alan Musil hoo a lair turnou b 27 and 28' sponso red a Co-Ed swimming meet Fe ruary 3 . . Chuck Scheinost and Joe TakahClSl'1i do hack racing dlve' inth and Don Canfield Rolly Odenbreit and J get off to a fast racing start. ohn Miller Martin M T--1 I '. u 3 Practice racing dlve- A l VW I , 41..- i 1 J A- 'T ,R 5 l . f V S P 1' 4, , F' , r ,, ' ' ' wi .75 - f , V ' I y - ' -' :gl ,-X... ' X. . 1- '- C-I '-in . f . 1 -A Z:- 'X' S lux- NX - . P t Q33- .x -.. ,.,-L xi. - . 5 4 ' Q1 ,, 1 J S' ' 'S ., I M ' '.- -I If J- ' fi r 's 3. ex, 45121142 Mike Loza lleftl and Dave Redfearn, first doubles. Walter Kit, first singles. ' V 1 Front, left to right: Phil Kappler, Walter Kit, Bob Kinsey, Jerry Middleton, Ken Arnold. Second Robert Owen Rick Allen Jerry Parker Dennis Kuner Mike Loz V f , , 0 Dave Redfearn, Dennis Williams, Mr. Robert Lawrence, coach. Up IH vhe our ns Mrke Wrlkrns os he Improves brood lump form AB QL, ' I Q31-G Darrell Monde,-Sgheld pmmces Breokrng school record rn hurdles sprrnv Storrs, 'S Bob Bwllew Q '.'o 5 - Front, left to right Lynn Schnveley, Earl Northam, Valentine Arroyo, Mike Wrlkrns, Bud Osborne, Darrell Monderscherd, Frank Chester, Bob Gombom. Second Bren de Boer, Don Christensen, Joel Wrllenbrrng, Doyle Dorch, Bill Colllhom, Bob Bollew, Pot Walker, Jim Walker, Bob Wheeler, Seng: Kodomo. 3 I Frank Chester, champion B shot putter, demonstrates his winning form. Dave Floyd easily clears bar in pole vault. Front, left to right: Bob Marval, Tony Aquilar, Dan Granados, Dick Watkins, Mamerto Sarno, Roy Davenport, Bennie Sarno, Dave Floyd. Second: Richard Harding, Joe Navarez, Larry O'Mohundro, Hal Buflod, Joe Fedor, Tom Zimmerman, Terry Webber, Mike Wilkins, Caesar Beltran, Roy Kaduda, Bob Baldridge, Frank Chester. ll Il . -gf Gary Young goes up and over the bar. ,W I x Rl V xq l I , , .. H 1 in lin i JI fe .sr ,Ju-b Bill Nlblack, C hurdle whiz, limbers up before track meer, where he broke school record of the event. Front, left to right: Gary Bible, Bill Morse, Tom Gedney, John Tullar, Jim Takahashi, Ken Honnum, Alex Flores, Charles Penticoff, Jim Anton- owitsch. Second: Russel Fontaine, Stan Bluhm, Gary Young, James Lambertus, Bruce Abbe, Fred Scerbo, Pete Hilbert, Ronald Buroker, Bob Moimbourg, John Hardy, Bill Niblack, Alert Cortez, Jim Weinheimer, track manager. 1 ' , Front, left to right: Benny Gomez, Michael Doyle, Mike Slagle, Gerald Brady, Steve Souder. Ray DeWitt, Harry Fulsom, Terry Mitchell. Second: Coach Joe Reeves, John Kowert lmanagerl, Ron Sisel, Frank Thornton, Tom Dolcter, Steve Keiner, Bert Theissen, Ron Johnson, Ernie Musse. man, Wally Wasinack, Charlie Doyle. Steve Keiner steals third as Wells Sloniger catches ball off base. his J jf I -- z 50 .,,-CW . -.J,,b' , nf A. Benny Gomez swings at oncoming ball as Ernie Musseman prepares for catch. 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J' nn s-J A' AA -If 1 ., 5 T ,K ....fo-we' ' .. , , 1-1-' 'V 1 Q .4 fi 'a ,-,f , I 'vi ,p of -', 'NTT' I '-v .fy 4 I Fv I. ed' if 1 Wi' .1 Pnvht' ,'3,f:-'ii . O , , . -.,. -Q-' 1 f . Q s- .- 1 ..' 0 ' p l 1 .ab O 'Q Aw- I A .Judy Willmarth 'R President Jane Zimmerman Vice-President 4 V ,' Y? l 7 s G.A.A. OFFICERS. Front, left to right: Barbara Niblack, historian, Judy Willmarth, president, Millie Davis, secretary, Kathryn Black, publicity chairman. Second: Jane Zimmerman, vice-president, Jeanne Marsh, assistant historian, Patsy Stewart, treasurer Membership in G.A.A. is open to all girls who pass ' eligibility rules, pay their dues, and participate in the sports offered. lts purpose is to cooperate with the physical education department and to promote efficiency among the participants. The G.A.A. par- '1 ticipated in all playdays of the major girls' sports -tennis, hockey, basketball, swimming, ancl volley- ball. ADVISERS. G.A.A. was under the leadership of Miss Barbara Decker lleftl assistant adviser, and Miss Doris Pitcher, adviser Q9 I C7 Q 1-r QD I2 1 Qi 4 5 l l ... '.: G.A.A. MANAGERS for the year were lleft to rightl Linda Narasaki, softball, Jean lkemi, hockey, Pat Allars, tennis, Sharon Rasch, swimming, Wanda Markwell, basketball, Betty Marsh volleyball. pi Q ' is X x , . ' ' .i 5 1' 5 'I .,, Q I IW Q! . QQ' g 2' V1 mf ! if 6 ew w 3 gg 5 9 rf 1' ,Mi 09 V tg v' ' ! Sir Q , . 5' 1? gg' 953' ' ' H 9 IQ l ?' 3' E ,. x, , r fi Vi gli-W ' I I li G sa' is bf. - 1 :.',- ,gi -' :'i.if 3 'Vg Q2 . f Y X 4 Oo Q A Q ,Q Q 9 'W H! fx JL! M1 iY'x A W . M W Y L, ,F i , , -.,sf.,, 3:1 ' K K -. , ' w .. NJ, ..-Qu, kv. I , ,A fy Ki L+ JUNIOR-SENIOR. Front, left to right: Judy Wlllmarth, Laura Wilderdyk, Pat Hokclnson, Janet Newsom, Pat Schoonover. Second: Glennis De Moss, Carolyn Head, Carol Thomas, Jeanne Marsh, Karen Soest, Carolyn Moody, Margy Davis, Carmen Bell, Eleanor Lockwood. S :Kilt k'Kl Aka-x kkkkk KAR K 'J ' f fi: 9 ' 77,97 'B ' ' -'ff ua-naman l I . D ',,,, ' 1'vf , , L .1 Q f x 1 A' ' ' ' -J - A emma: - ,, 'H- ' - ffl N, up my 2. Mnllle Davls, flrst singles, K4 5 1-Qvbu C l . .' ' --M, aro yn Moody lleftl and Pat Schoonover, first doubles, 4 i V . I ' : r1., ' J Q.: ft' S-if .f , J' ..,ff'r'1i9 .,.,., l :- Sign... fiff, ,XY .Z S . ii, FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE. Front, left to right: Jerry Schiller, Jean lkemi, Delores Coats, Mylene Watkins, Betty Marsh, Barbara Niblack, Kay Black, Patsy Stewart, Sharron Rasch. Second: Sherrill Lundgren, Jeanette Packer, Joan Lifrich, Janice Hoyle, Marilyn Beebe, Barbara Vowell, Carol Stimple, Linda Bush, Sheila Dean, Sharon LaFontaine, Janice Harmon, Shirley Osumi. , H41 I ,I iv. My-it 4 u- l r, v,..Pr 'Q' 1-S! . .x My ,f il My 1 ,,.,-1 'ilf' ,-,,,s',1f:. T 1 R-Q I5 ad? 1-I-- g y., fl J ,gf-.::,g,- fo - ' - - Q' ,f . 5 - ' 'N N ' . x. ig! Janet Newsom, second singles Karen Soest lleffl and Eleanor Lockwood, second doUbleS c us v -a T7 n-4.- l B lc Lrncla Love Jucly Reynolds Frames Pares Joan Llnclr Marrlyn Beebe , Lvnda Buslr Lou French Small, From, lelr ro rlgln Jury er ey, 2 , Sally Valennne, Charlene McL,oslfey, Lrncla Narasakr Fernando Uwarlancl Serond Kay Black, Sharron Rasclw Laurel Mandersclwerd Carole l N Dowlun , Sherrll Lundgren Anderson Melanie Trlpp, Aclelle Orunder, Laura Wulclerdyk Marcra Lou Heyl Katlwryne Qurg ey, ancy g 4.5 Front left lo rrgln. Mm ' gary Jackson Jud N bl Strmple Carole Orannrs Ka I Y O er MGYY Ann Jensen Sharon B ' , y Wal y P 1 enard, Karen Pl f , EI Barbara VOWQHV Vlrglmo Rose' Ali VSQQS' Megan, Sue Pendleton. Second: Scharon Russell, Shirlea Diggordysgsflpiexeerlyr Opwens, Carol I r vm, eggy Laird, 'l eV9I'1 er, Jomce H D armon, me Allen, Janet De Frrend, Judy Bobenrrerh, ,legneqfe po cker. og, 36 1 X 0 r - from lull lo rvglwr Nclncy Dovvlnn , PM Sl g 1 cwoonoyer, Lynne Cooper Luurcx Wllclexclyk, Adelle Ovuncler, Slmron Mlller Marulyn Kam-gnc, Fernnnrle Llwclrlzvrlcl, lrnflu Nmrnscmkl, Maury lou Cflrmelns Second Dunne Nurusnkl, Judy Esler, Holly lonyon Jenn llKPfT1l, Mylene Wmkms Jofque lu Wlmelweacl, Put Allcxrs, Margery Jackson Sue Movvhevvs, Delores fouls, Glennrs DeMoss Hwkey L , C I G nns Jud Noble Karen Plate Janice l-lOYl9 Cf1'O'5 mP'0 K Wd, oroe YOU r' Y ' ' l jd B,kf-y, From lell lo llgllll Jurg Tlbeglheulionpiiirellolgel-eongly Josete De Frnencl Frances Pores, Sc1llY Vmlenlme' Cmole Anderson' U Y Pr ' ' Joan Enomoto, JOY Kvlmsf Undo Hayden, wnrey SU f P lfevlnt Judy Reynolds, Loulse Montgomery, Clmrlorre Bnngler Gmgef O ' Vqgunlo Rose, MorY Am Jensen' Shernll lundgren ' W ,..w -vw , ., Y, ,Y K -I ld' ' s .1 1 i ' F i . - ,wi i,.x, , L i XJ xt' Q sq- P qv -l kr.. Aly! . ' I 'n ' , L --,. ,- -4.. v l .l- ' TW Front, left to right: Beverly Owens, Janice Hoyle, Peggy Laird, Scharon Russell, Janet De Friend, Judy Bobenrieth, Alice Zandstra, Sherrill Lundgren, Janice Harmon, Jeanette Packer, Cheryl Bess, Sheila Dean, Fernande Charland. Second: Joan Dowling, Ina Guest, JoAnn Gillespie, if-www Front, left to right: Karen Quin, Eleanor Janes, Judy Noble, Darcy Scott, Mildred Sackrnan, Carol Stimple, Karen Plate, Mary Ann Jensen, Virginia Rose, Frances Pares. Second: Joan Enornoto, Madeline Vallin, Shirley Osumi, Virginia Strickland, Kathy Pitts, Judy Berkey, Maria Guzman, Carole Anderson, Tina Martinez, Bobbie Vega. Third: Pat Dunham, Kay Wade, Carole Grannis, Judy Parker, Linda Love, Arlene Dennis, Leslie Blake, Linda Bridgman, Jacque Lu Whitehead, Melanie Tripp. Linda Larson, Betty Marsh, Delores Baerg, Barbara Vowell, Sally Valentine, Pat Owens, Linda Hayden Q-'Q A l Q5?' - ! 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C i - Robert Burton ,, ,'.,. xp..-BAG .- ,-'-Q i 'v 4 1 .rf 1 uf 'Q' iv .. .4 u 'X N 1 'Q 1 X , Q , I'l'l ,.-4 In I J Za fk . 5 , Jim Takahashi President-First Semester Raul Gomez President-Second Semester F Those sweetly smiling angels with pen- sive looks, innocent faces . . -Honore de Balzac Serving as Freshman Class officers were lleft to rightl Sue Pendleton, secretary lg Marilyn Beebe, vice-president lg Jim Takahashi, president l, vice-president 2, Raul Gomez, president 25 Shirley Osumi, secretary 2, Charles Allan, treasurer 2, Connie Twecldell, yell leader I, 5 l E, .J-ox ela- Front, left to right: Esther Nash, Karen Glish, Rhea Ritter. Second: Charles Twombly Chuck Knight Tom Tullar Henry Agonia George Shepard, Allen Stewart, Bill Meredith, Zenas Risinger. Third: Clayton Jackson, Bob Neighbors Eugene Terronez Charles Allan Steve Coleson, Bill Sarratt, Gary Sims, Bob Schwary. Fourth: Jim Mitchell, Fred Brooks, Mike Hussar David Stewart Jim Takahashi Dale Zemke Bill Harris, Robert Anderson. Front, left to right: Penny Lindbeck, Melanie Tripp, Nancy Story, Lynne Brown, Catherine Gallagher Betty Jean Henschel Jackie Taylor Second: Glenda Keirier, Mary Stingley, Erma Neff, Barbara Bliss, Charleene Jury, Joanne Seitz Pat Barnett Shirley Gardner Sheryl Hll Marion Saunders. Third: Joyce Lander, Leslie Tinkler, Frances Nixon, Jeanette Packer, Barbara Vowell Ina Guest Sally Valentine Kay Knight, Maria Guzman, Marie Luciano. Dittmeier, Ronnie Wardle, Mike Gould, Fourth: Mickey Humphreys, Philip Garrett, Harry Fifth: Tommy John, Richard Shaffer, Leslie Trott Hemhauser Raul Gomez Allan Krosner Henry u if M47 Front, left to right: LaVaughn Hokanson, Muriel McAlroy, Joyce Johnson, Claudia Halley, Esther Nevarez. Second: Linda Larson, Ellen Conradsen, Wanda Kesterson, Gloria Barnes, Diana Wynn, Rochelle Lehman, Sharon Jacobson, Marie Buss, Sandra Wrenn, Pat Whitehead. Third: Shaundell LaCIair, Lorna Hein, Janice Hoyle, Gladys Ward, Margaret Newman, Maryann Maxey, Pat Gardner, Pat Radlin, June Terry. Fourth: James Walker, Bob McConaho, Robert Walters, Sharon Shouse, Joan Smith, Ronald Christiansen, Nico Luiit, Freddie Amarillas. Front, left to right: Jay Brewer, Daun Bohn, Dora Bonilla. Second: Bruce Currier, Mac Cogley, Darlene Morgan, Yvonne Rogers, Catherine Stimac, Judy Nichols, Lynn McDonald, Janice Greer, Carl Walsh, Harry Wasserman. Third: Tom Clugston, Dennis C0015 . , T Sh , R Shipton, Sherman McClure, Vernon Jackson, Gary King, Efren Gomez, Mike Wariner. Om cup oy L ...-,wiv 5, Front, left to right: Linda Hayden, Karen Quin, Kathy Boos. Second:Sharon Cox, Karen Plate, Gladys Bradley, Jeannie Bauchop, Patsy Thamasson, Carol Tackitt, Joann Klein. Third: Warren Hartling, Jack Barrett, Ronnie Lane, Jack Holmes, Stanley Horned, Jimmy Hoggatt, Rick Milledge, Fourth: Larry Buckingham, David Viau, Joe Petro, Alex Flores Delbert Gerken, Fred Horner, Ernie Gomez, Ernie Lozano. Front, left to right- LouFrench Small, Shirley Osumi, Frances Pares, Beverly Owens, Linda Bush. Second: Jim Hanson, Ronnie Holthusen, Cheryl Bess, Dianne Johnson, Barbara Vega, Judy Bobenrieth, Georgia McCallum, Steve Sharrod, Caig Brunt. Third: Bob Miller, John ' - f Edd K Sh ld Fagg, Frederick Burry, Terry Davenport, Steve Katz, Dick Hayes, Jerry Duncan, Dan Poppe. Fourth. Rodney Kra t, ie nipp, e on Masam, Tom Herrmann, Bob Thompson, Leon Fisher, Bob McFadden, Jack Blok. 9 .AQ- Z- Front, left to rrght- Peggy Lorrd, Joan Johnson, Judy Lln Hordlng, Judy Parker, Jonlce Horrnon Second, Ronald Cornwell, Roy Horsor Terry Burson, Robert Gonzoles, Don Wllmoth, Norm Shepherd, Blll Johnson, Vlrgul Wendlond, Gory Johnson Third Claude Barnes, Don Armstrong, Dole Schroeder, Don Jackson, Mortun Hagelond, Glen Woodoll, Lorry Groy, Gory Wedrnore, Horry Poe Fourth Dennrs Rowe, Joe Trulnllo, Alfred Pros, Rnchord Wotts Front, left to rtghtz Regnno Novello, Shirley Anderson, Dlono Nolff. Second: Eddne Ayder, Bob Westover, Lance Boyd, Anno Horyey, Jonlce Hoy, Mary Ann Jensen, Donny Boldrldge, Paul Conner, John Booth Third Coby Wllson, Lorry Phllltps, Jerry Powers, Chorles Furman, Cluff l-ldnson Steve Madrid Jerry Lewellyn ar ,f :v .3- I 1 'f fax- c gd li--.... Front left to nght' Sandra Chula Sharon Coffman Maure W lk , , , en a er, Mary Hannum, Kathy Knllton Second Leda Dnckson on-ny lanrbella Joan Enomoto, Jane Wnlllams, Sherry Dunacheck, Sandue Freatman, Ruthanne Wrlmot, Vurgunua Stnckland, Carolyn Adams, Jody Adl-tnson Thlrd, Sharon Elcock, Frances Tatro, Judy Whitaker, Sharon Davis, Eil O kl een o ey, Sandra Jackson, Carol Carlson, Jackle Fraser, Marllynn Chlarle, Fourth' Tommy Cook Mrchael Zering, Wayne Jolllffe, Bob Fulkerson, Ronnre Owen, Jack Brooks Front, left to rnghtr Jeanne Stamborsku Muldred Sackman Rosem E , , ary vans. Second Frank Amthor, Fermln Oluvas, Doug Reynolds, Ronnlo Wlse, Claudette Blackwell, Angel Costello, Fred Scerbo, Alan Goheen, Jnm Short, Davud Holland, Bully Elsenman, Bob Reese, Dave Deather- age, Bull Nelson, Tam Slogren, Joseph Leonos, Paul Henry, James Roth. Fourth: Tommy lreton Fred Wheat .' .-, -1 l :vi A an A ,. an, ,-Fr 91 e , -q,.. 4..S-'i9'I..1l. , f'L-f 1:- tifa ' ' 3-- N- .-JaY.- ' - . A - N-4. ,A K 7 if 1 l , nur 'Nm' Front, left to right: Barbara Kinney, Carol Carlson, Mildred Scully, Mary Jane Lockamy. Second: Norma Friend, Edith Bruce, Sue Wagner, Lee Henline, Lysbeth Armstrong, Joan Solvang, Rachel Tovar, Brenda Palomino, Angie Sainz. Third: Ivan Gunnon, Jeff Davis, Virgil VanSkyock, Thomas Howard, George Scott, Bill Baer, Mike Calderon, Marty Shubin. Fourth- Don Ader, Deana Kirkpatrick, Doc Clopp, Joe Rathbus, Gary Howell, Charles Thornton. Front, left to right: Linda Meeks, Shirley Lutwack, Karen Linden, Joy Johnson, Jacque Kaden. Second: Diane Drake, Kay Wade, Pat Weigel, Kathy Kingsbury, Terry Sheeter, Kathleen McMains, Ginger Poitevint, Sue Stringtellow, Sharon La Fontaine, Louise Montgomery Third: Donna Green, Sue Pendleton, Penny McKay, Pat King, Joy Kuhns, Judy Parker, Virginia Rose, Judy Re nolds, Marilyn Kolmos, Ann Lauer. Fourth: Pete Nazarian, Harrell Poarch, Ralph Whitney, John Robinson, Paul Gottlieb, Bob Schoultz, am Lewis xl S 1' url' .lv-X Front, left to right: Barbara Spohn, Louise Williams, Linda Scott, Geri Lubben. Second: Virginia Barela, Dora Martinez, Jenny Hernandez, Judy Womack, Betty Williams, Connie Lotze, Nancy Buchanan, Grace Navarro, Sherry Fugatt, Diane Shanahan. Third Theresa Garcia, Anita Foster, Sheila Dean, Marlene Kitay, Elizabeth Crockett, Meredith Leath, Sandra Ross, Jeanne Brown. Fourth- John Niehlas, John Stone, Tom Clark, Walter Alfrey, Gary Allen, Jeff Davis. Front, left to right: Janet De Friend, Pamela Peters, Charlotte Bringle, Sharon Benard. Second' Delores Baerg, Jo Ann Baird, Carole Granms, Connie Tweddell, Peggy Morgan, Ann Van Devender, Jom Litrich, Marilyn Beebe, Yvonne Vorkink, Molly Berry Third Ronnie Fresh, John Garinger, Steve Hobson, Linda Lines, Sandra Lovas, Lindy Wells, Mike l-lenrie, Don Vance, Mike Williams. Fourth Dick Beebe, David Null, Bob Somers, Chuck Williams, Wayne Coe, Richard Lewis. , HBP u I 0 Front, left to right: Anita Ayala, Mary Ann Dickenson, Carol Stimple, Judy Woods, Julie Carlton. Second: George Toth, Faye Minton Suzanne Wright, Pat Reese, Jane Shinoda, Donna Doggett, Carole Wamhoff, Joyce Siverson, Dale Cole. Thirdz Richard Staley, .lohn Silva Tom Shaeffer, Douglas Wescott, Josi T e orrez, Teresa Homeres, Judy Noble, Jay Colden, Rex Kinsey, Jon Cooper. C I 'r .A I 'TIC 44' l:':: Front, left to right: Julie Weldon, Charlene McCoskey Nancy Marita Gretchen Kettering Carole Anderson Susan B l , , . , , eote. Second: Judy Stogner, Robyn Chambers, Sharron Neal, Georgia Sked, Karen Culver, Judy Berkey, Carol Keller, Eleanor Jones, Sue Kirby. Third: Aaron Paul, Jim Raine, Robin Bonnet, Marilyn Engle, Carol Egan, Katy Hasegawa, Jackie Brown, Frank Walker, Norman Anderson. Fourth: Chuck Scheinost, Homer Cowick, John Wolfe, Bill Cummins, Bob White, Gary Gilchrist, George Byerley, Richie Bukowski, Chuck Wildey. Fifth: Kintner Alverson, Torn Eastman, Ken Dawson, Dann Canfield T y , ommy Brennan, Larry Dibble, Richard Croft. X Front, left to right: Carol Fratus, Linda Love, Doris Cooper, Lolita Kull, Gail Leonard Second: Patricia Dunham, Bonnie LAllier, Karen Anderson, Sherrill Lundgren, Sharon Thompson, Joyce Kingston, Lyola Olds, Pat Coursey, Zona Bronson, Jean Ford. Thirdv Jim Johnson, Roger Maas, Mike Funderbark, Jerry Chapman, Eddie Melvin, Bill Morse, Ernest Romero, Bob Martin, Gary Moore. Fourth: Bob Bowman, Henry Borrego, Maurice Terrill, Javier Ramiro, Jim Gurnea, Tommy Peralta. pu. 'Tl Ns. . - ,N , vm Aff -b 7' T Front, left to right- Jeannie Embrey, Marilyn Hall Second: Don Dodgin David Thorpe, Virginia Renfro, Victoria Soto, Nancy Ellerbee, Sandra Herndon, Edna Clopp, Scharon Russell, Richard Garland, Ronald Kipp Third Michael Graieda, George Kirsh, Robert HalI,Gearge Stephenson, Don Martin, Pat Luftrell, Larry Bleyenberg, Jerry Blaeholder Fourth Daniel Melia, Tony Gomez, John Ramsey, Richard Lear, David Sahr ,w lx sz ' -have Front, left to nght: Glenda Bradshaw, Mary Helen Espsno, Charlotte Moore. Second Edward Taylor, Jackne Worrell, Helen Rocha, John McCoy, Nellne Gomez, Marlon Munrnings, Eva Gonzales, Charlie Corona, Gary Curruer, Thnrdz Alfred Henderson, Arthur Moreno, John Qulntero, Rudy Vega, Ernie Potts, Bob Larson, Mrchoel Ellus. 3 41 Front, left to rtght: Susan Hammer, Kathy Pitts, Cherry Vallance, Laura Lenau, Lnnola Hutchens. Second Bob Maumbourg, Lynn Smrth, John Vngnl, Paul Stbert, Don Wright, Danny Sudduth, Lan Porter, Ed Cleveland, Mtchael Spray, John Kinney Thtrd Bob Roederer, Harry Hobson, Mrke Stonbraker, Lou Beneck, Terry Reed, Gary Waer, Bull Olsen, Ted Schafer, Sam Sparks, Joe George Fourth Carson Gresham, Ron Smith, Sam Nakamura, Frank Fosnot, Dave Hopknns, Alan Gabbard, True Moore, Carl Werdert, Donald Frueh, Darrell Fletchall, John Gedney .2 G I H I n Garcia Mar Garcia Faye Van Meter Bertie Ormon lsabel Ramos Sadie Gon- Front, left to right: Bertha Gonzales, Jenny Garcia, Eva onza es, ee , y ,,,, zales Lana Galford, Mary Jenkins Judy Noll, Second: Carol Gerrnor, Carole Regan, Nancy Herbert, Joyce OJ-lolleran, Diane Larson, Pat Stetler, Jan Wamhotf, linda Meeks, Marilyn Kolmos, Patricia Dunham, Geri Mineghino. Third: Dennis Emmil, John Sellers, Jerry Rapp, John Loclcridge, Tom Zimmerman, Kurt Nielsen, Joseph Hickery Larry Phillips, Bill Kung, Juel Potter, Fourth: David Cline, Nacho Dominguez, Johnny Perez, Tony Medina, Javier Ramirez, Bob Short, Jim Graham rl' Y f Ellen Conradsen demands her money back. Lf.-rf-' 'I Jim Johnson shows his strength by lifting Roger Maas and another friend 1 14 50,0 ,sc 1 u R sv 11 I Jan Davis President X FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS were Ileft to rightl Patsy Stewart, treasurer, Leslie Blake, vice-president, Jan Davis, presi dent, Mimi Durnm, secretary, Ernie Musseman, yell leader. . the sweet magic of a cheerful face, not always smiling, but at least serene. -Oliver Wendell Holmes 'O 1 Y N .1 3 1 Fred Lawhon President SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS were Ilefr fo rightl BilIieJo Tucker, vice-president, Fred Lawhon, president, Laraine Chalette, secretary, Jim Muhovich, treasurer, 9 K Sv F1 CT, V. , 'J wfsx-.f'3'.' - .- , Q ?- J' .-'3- .50 Front, lett to rtght Charlotte Cosenza, Margaret Layton, Kate Crockett, Second. Sharon Porter, Katheleen Gardner, Judrth Bucknell, Margte Munoz, Phyllts Stmon, Jantce Knrkpatrrck, Nancy Hamulton, Carol Moore. Thtrd: Wayne Neff Donald Wllkley Jeff Snyder, Jean Chorland Davtcl Robtnson Edclte Sranez, Bob Kono Fourth Tony Kelso Dean Wrtght, Jon Martln, Hal Hembree Larry Love Front, left to rtght Patsy Stewart, Jerry Lynne Schuller, Sharon Foster Second Jane Jenktns, Gert Bell Ltnda Denman Kathy Gtbbs Lareen Carson, Jacque Lu Whutehead, Jantre Barnett, Holly Lanyon, Pamela Wterslg. Thlrd, Carolyn Davte, Betty Lou Rowe, Montca Deljonte, Penny Bennett, Beverly Baer, Kathy Harrts, Gayle Peoples, Donna Httchcock. Fourth: Jtm Carrescta, John Halvorson, Carl Burton untdentttred, Fred Lawhon Russell Crowder Stuart Vorklnlc, Dave Houghton Donald Wall. Fourth: Cltfford Hagen, Vuncent Lee, Chuck Persek, Harvey Grtmes, Cary Steres, Terry Brattan Robert Deaktn W . L . 145 Front, Linda Third: Coats, Milled .-f Front, left to right: Sandra Plate, Kathie Miller, Maryann Gallagher, Tanya Brown, Waodine Chaddick. Second: Betty Marsh Diana Scott Marilyn Reno, Sharon Rasch, Jeannie Miettunen, Mylene Watkins, Barbara Bernard, Janet Doane, Shari Lehman Third: Dean Grable Jim Muhovirh Keith Larsen, Jerry Wagner, Art Butts, Mike Grannis, Eddie Graves, Harold Hill, Bob Kinsey. Fourth' Norman Stingley Roy Stovall Charles Penticoff, Jerry Quick, Jerry Vicory, Don Canfield, Mike Norton, Richard Hupp, Scott Van Devender, John Gwynne Fifth John Hardy Donald Davis, Ronald Sadler, Robert Allard. left to right: Ann Daniels, Carol Gamboni, Pat Bukowski, Carol Anderson, Sandie Bearbower, Bernadette Lubbon, Second Clarice Alloway Fender, Nancy Kronberg, Kathy Halvorson, Dianne Holland, Peggy Coursey, Linda Cooney, Janet Feight, Anita Davis June Johnson Wanda Markwell, Helen Athan, Mary Lou Candelas, Celia Kennedy, Barbara Callaghan, Brenda Landrum, Sue Matthews Delores Jean lkemi, Karen Doyle. Fourth: Bob Rowell, Pete Hilbert, Sandra Drew, Nancy Dowling, Jenny Arnarillas, Yolanda Ballesteros George ge, Bob Collingsworth, Don Edwards X .- -1,15 J A X 1 Front, left to right: Pat Stout, Judy Allen, Pat Kimball, Mary Jane Hukill, .Judy Swaney, Anita Williams, Jane Ferrell. Second: Melia Nader, Lots Teed, Laurel Manderscheid, Sheila Bentz, Loretta Black, Virginia Haney, Judy Gautney, Dixie Allen, Ann Van Beek. Third: Jack Dittus, Craig Hall, Bruce Beatty, Ken Meissner, Dennis Rosene, Bruce Siriani, Jerry Wilcox, Harry Lake, Ernie Simms. Fourth: Frank Vulliet, Allen Smith, Fred Garland, Frank McNabb, Sam Bale, Doug Beneck, Wells Sloniger, Kenneth Cole, Mike Snyder Front, left to right Carol Carlson, Linda Boyne, Charlotte Soucte, Nancy Mower. Second' Penny Hoppe, Eunice Weldon, Barbara Croteau, Linda Berry, Darlene Calltham, Pat Sanford Barbara Bourland, Velda Nelson, Carol Bostic, Barbara Zambella, Third Franris Tornonelli, Bob Wick Johnny Somers Bob Baldridge, Ray Jordon, Phil Kappler Jim Klein, Jirn Irvine, Phil Knoll, Don Pierce Fourth: Frankie Palomino, Eddie Mendez, Robert Head, Carby Langeberg, Roger Wagner, Ronald Crain, John Taylor, Jackson Tisor. L, f ,Q 'l'. J to 'I lfzff' 1' , ,r, I iff f ,I it- Q' B f -' 'Vf'J D A x, xv! Front, left to right: Linda Pixley, Linda Pugh, Carmelitta Holland, Greta Johnson Second: Joaquin Serrano, Rose Mary Duarte, Eva Rodriguez, Crystal Walker, Eunice DeWitt, Barbara Price, Jewell Davis, Jerry Schoonover, Third Raloh Srriith, Don Brewer, Darrell Rice, Pat Walker, Bob Cast Joe Nevarez, Joe Bryant, Albert Cortez, Joe Vasquez. Fourth: Bob Palfry, Arland Beazley, Bob Matson, Ted Stanley, Ray Thatcher, Joe Correa, Richard Osborne Bruce Abbe, Jim Antonowisch. Front, left to right: Carol Crawford, Darcy Scott, Mary Thornton, BillieJo Tucker. Second' Sherry Lindley, Sandra Kohler, Arlene Dennis, Sabra Elliott, Sue Cross, Judi Branch, Lynne Dillard, Linda Bridgman, Pat Price, Third: Lowell Jacobson, James Lambertus, Judy Papenhausen, Eileen Beck, Carol Dunbar, Gloria Arthur, Alice Nichols, Martin Minth, Bill Christy Fourth: Marshall Williams, Scott Dutenhoefer, Jim Burns, Jim Harding, Tomie Kanegae, Tony Laudiero, Thomas Mathews, Don Byerly, Mike Welsh. Fifth, Tom Peery, Ernie Musseman, David Mitchell, Jim Hudson gf JS no' N' 'P 4-I : f' Front, left to right: Cheryl Morgan, Gean Cochran, Lola Adams, Julie Reno, Sydney Hagen. Second. Bob Smale, Jerry Little, Eddie Adamson, Gary Nolan, Darrell Wagner, Gilbert Gonzales, James Snyder, Ronnie Frey, Curwin Hoy. Third: Bill Kellogg, Keith Boyd, Dennis Morgan, Gene Dodge, Lloyd Romero, Charles Craig, Terry Webber. Fourth: Robert Padget, George Canen, Richard Hobbs, Homer Weeks, Richard Harding, Richard Wilke, Cecil Hampton, Jinx Berkey. Front, left to right: Joyce Wilber, Pauline Thibault, Dixie Risner, Lana Stout, Carol Fudge. Second: Sue Shifflet, Kathryn Sias, Joyce Burden, Marian Overholt, Mary Lou Finley, Julio Montanez, Judy Suyclam, Peggy O'Neil. Third: Ruth Rhodes, Joan Studdard, Al Fagan, Zeph Burden, Dave Miller, Jim Baker, Pattie Redding, Beverly McMurray. Fourth: Klaus Mergel, Everett Logan, Allan Walker. 'Qi X . 7 W5 x l50 46 44 Front, lett to right: Barbara Long, Helen Johnson, Katie Moore, Judy Kingsmill, Jean Oneth, Karen Venhaus. Second: Ruth Scherer, Gloria Rose, Carmen Rocha, Sally Espino, Ruth Cortez, Alma Guillen, Mollie Cruz, Juanita Candelas, Frances Garcia, Linda Hukill. Third: Eleana Kinnaman, Bob Freatman, Larry Twombly, Danny Ormsby, Bobby Vasquez, Tony Fernandez, Trevor Aiken, Janice Williams. Fourth. Tony Ashby, Robert Vallin, Dave Channel. Front, left to right: Barbara Berman, Nancy McFadden, Arlene Sommer, Leslie Blake. Second: Donna Schlager, Vicki Vandever, Joy Carra, Susie Kime, Loraine Cholette, Mary Coppock, Sherry Pinkerton, Mimi Dumm, Virginia Guthrie. Third: Pat Owens, Barbara Niblack, Betty Queja, Linda Narasaki, Nila Lindsey, Mary Weber, Joy Wall. Fourth: Robert Hazard, Phillip Powers, Pete O'Rourke, Bob Schaefer, Stuart Lehman, Ken Bennett, Winn Semotan, Mike Mayberry. Fifth: Bob Hasty, Bruce Brandt, Larry Henson, Paul Wright, Jerry Middleton, Gary Young, Paul Lindsey Larry lrwin. -'P' Q? 3 as X -Q 'X UQ Y rf Y J 'wi i Front, left to right: Susan Clark, Evelyn Cavanaugh, Judi Davis, Mary Ann Davidson. Second: Donna Williams, Beverly Riley Rosalia Cutierrez Sheila Waters, Harriet Guzman, Lila Bosworth, Sherry Ross, Pauline Ladwig, Judy Levis, Third: Jerry Crowe, Fred Hayden Dick Craves Jesse l-losman, Carol Niles, Frankie Todd, Roy Welch, Gary Peterson, Jerry Groom. Fourth: David Lewis, Dennis Flanagan, Dick Heller Douglas Kenner Ray Ponce, Richard Levitski, Rudy Guerrero, Rush Faber, Paul Graham, Norman Olsen, Front, left to right: Kathleen Black, Catherine Allars, Susan Linton, Pat Bair. Second: Shirley Guthrie, Annette Wheeler, Nancy Culpepper, Sharon Hart, Sherry Lehman, Helaine Lystrom, Frances Wood, Arlene Pitts, Shirley Foley, Christine Amy. Third: Don Emmons, Russ Fontaine, Tom Roaers Finis Luckett, John Wetland, Don Harper, Keith Reyburn, John Elvidge, Bill Goodole. Fourth: Michael Ellis, Walter Kit, Tony Hermann, John Davis Charles Thomas, DuWayne Franklin, Chris Brady, Aaron Campbell, Richard Van Nest. Fifth: Bill Thomas, Pete Zimmerman, Dick La Rue Ts' 152 -3.1 X , 'iv Front, left to right: Carole Peters, Marian Morgan, Judi Welch. Second: Janet Leath, Peggy McHough, Carolynn Cunningham, Pat Adams, Linda Marshall, Terry Pittman, Barbara Neighbors, Marcia Lou Heyl, Kathryne Quigley. Third- Ronald Buroker, Esther Figueroa, Sally Her- nandez, Aliee Delgado, Alice Cooper, Barbara Wolf, Arlene Hobson, John Jimerson. Fourth- Thomas Edwards, Aurelie Castaneda, Leo Morones, John Kowert, Jan Davis, James Fresh, Arthur Sallmen, Doug Henson, Gary Bible. Front, left to right: Rita Allen, Peggy Liby, Barbara Young, Susan Pender, Marilyn Swarthout Ronney Geisler, Sharon Gibson, lrene Gardner Sandra Cortez, Judy Papenhausen, Jane Davenport, Jerri Cavender, Barbara Puma Second. Robert Gillespie, Louis Lingren, Bob Flanigan Bob Collinsworth, Ron Cagle, Claus Rau, Chuck Griffith, Ron Krugh, Darrel Dandie, Gary Kerr, Brian Petersen. l ' i hi Barbara Long makes like a monkey. John Kower Y and Bruce Brandi have a lunchiime chat 3 9.1- A June Johnson and friend share an apple. Sophomore beauties have lunch on lawn Q ai -sq n Q. 'Q' 4 I ? Jim Mitchell President J . 'VT 9 1 5.-ailfigi FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS were lleft to rightl Jim Mitchell, president, Sharon Miller, secretoryg Jim Semon, yell leader, As life runs on, the rood grows strange with faces new . James Russell Lowell X 'E' 1 ,.--sv 1 .ff K 4' ,, I I It ' ff. Jim Semon President as-. ..z I il Z' .rv x, SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS were lleft to rightl Jim Semon, president, Millie Dovis, secretary: Tcimi McGraw, treasurer, Ron Sisel, vice-president. D wa! I, 4-1 A 4 Front, left to rrght: Beverly Dayus, Karen Morse. Second, Cluff Clauser, Ted Pattnson, Paul Mathews, Pat Fortenberry, Sharon Madsen, Joyce Potter, Douglas Abbe, Walter Wtlson, Robert Langdon. Thnrd: Edwrn Knle, Gnlbert Krpp, Ron Glnsch, Jam Hosmun, John Basule, Stowman Stmes, Gary Thuessen, Duane Horns. Fourth: Eddie Thomasson, Rex Fender, Tony Agunlar, Roland Prout, Joe Dykstra, Norris Flemens Front, left to nghtf Kathy Stephenson, Barbara Imel, Pauhne Coursey, Sally Hartman, Second' Celia Hampton, Sharron Connor, Phyllus Kobus, Lucy Bnelma, Lrnda Stokes, Aluce Zandstra, Sharon Grbson, Sharon Murphy, Dottue Jeckell. Thrrd1 Dorothy Welton, Rusty Southern, Joyce Moore, Helen Zagorsky, Claudua Schlller, Pat Jordan, Pattn Thompson, Zella Warner, Betty Boos, Joyce Callen. Fourth: Jrm Mehler, Paul Ramos, Bob Beebe, Joe Van Zant, Brad Fry, Benny Gomez, Byron Wakeham ,L f ' - Front, left to right: Phyllis Rupert, Susan Oder, Earline Taylor. Second: Gloria Brouse, Rosie Ponce, Patsy Burson, Karen Kirkpatrick Elizabeth Reyes, Fran Turner, Mary Jean Stueve, La Dane Englund, Verla Rytting. Third: Diane Narasaki, Fran Orlandos, Margery Jackson, Dearlna Young, Judy Esler, Gay Judd, Rachel Nevarez, Rebecca Perez. Fourth: Alvin Fonda, Ray Schaeffer, Jasper Guastella, Don Lindsey, Noel Rhodes, Albert Gerner, Norman Pippin, Lynn Parker. Fifth: William Wilder, Jim Mulford, Bob Bassine, Bill Carter, Money McGill, Jim Sauer, Tom Merryman, Steve Souder Front, left to right. Karen Donahue, Liz Overbay, Janice Johnson. Second. Melaine McEuen, Carol De Geer, Marie Matthews, Jean Coley. Charlotte Wheat, Alice Starbuck, Carol Rogers, Rachel Paulk, Suzy Frett. Third: Merel Sexton, Bill Shaffer, Alan Kneip, Chuck Jackson, Bob Brindley, Alan Young, Bob Cordes, Fred Williams, Chris Holmes. Fourth: Richard Collins, Ken Carlson, Bruce Pehrson, Ronald Johnson, Bill Singley, Rudy Cruz, Bill Bradbury, Tony Walters. 44 f ,-1 P .f ,- - A 'L . . . .- '...'.-of. -. 0 Lyf .., r ,- I, - Front, left to right: Connie Guthrie, Bobbie Barnes, Millie Davis, Kay Christianson, Linda Clarke, Pat Gaudio, Donna Biles. Second: Burke Neff, Stephen Btdle, Dirk Luiit, Doris Schoon, Marjorie Grable, Pat Willstead, Tommy Takahashi, Cliff Smith, Michael Wenetta. Third: Dick Fossett, Do le Darch, Jerry Hedgecock, Richard Katz, Don Null, Johnny Dobson, Bob Weigel, Allen Donohue. Fourth: Dennis Martin, Ted Just. Norito Y Hasegawa, Gary Allen, Steve Clem, Calvin Barnett, Jerry Neighbors, Richard Chandos, Fifth: Jim Seman, Skip Shull, John McKay, Norman Ahlquist, Ken Hannum, Bob Kaplanek, Ronald Hackleman, Valentin Arroyo. Front, left to right: LaVeta Daniel, Nalini Smith, Clareen Sasse, Carmen Bell, Beverly Hansen, Tami McGraw, Bev Whitney. Secondi Joan Biel, Shirley Crosby, Sue Huglin, Lynda Hunter, Pat Lehnhardt, Billie Kesterson, Barbara Garrett, Carla Kirkland, Treva Friend. Third. Karen Thorpe, Beverly Reafsnyder, Joan Dowling, Betsy Cook, Janet Barnes, Lorena Bell, Joanne Robertson, Jo Ann Childers Fourth: Mark Gordon, Ronnie Vaughan, Byron Larson, Denny Murphy, Pat Elliott, Richard Elvidge. 1 luv we f '-.-P.,-r EVA, T .pf 4. .1 ' ig! ., ' ' v - - 4: 5.-,gg . , - I - . . - 'Q . fir. ,V v T l h - .f s., . ' I Y X Wy- 1 K iv ,is Front, left to right: Raeoma Olds, Frances Castro, Judy Warren. Second: Janis de Windt, Rogene Cummins, Judy Stout, Jo Ann Harvey, Esther Parsons, Guyla Hahn, Merry Ann Gorbutt, Karen Johnson, Georgia Bonnet. Third. Carletta Soucler, Peggy Ann Pectol, Emma Martinez, Jeaneane Leeper, Barbara Gaffey, Joanne Baker, Pat Gleason. Fourth: Kim Law, Leon Simmons, Roy Bailey, Glenn Hadlock, Richard Gayton, Mackie Cornelison. Jim Somers. Fifth: Lester Maimbourg, Dick Arthur, Joe Schwind, Melford Harvey, Volden Wardle, David Dodds, Fred Larson QR fn, Front, left to right: Dianne Bowser, Janet Stewart, Jeanne Marsh, Gayle Gerarden, Gail Mason. Second: Eddie Parrish, Gary Bluhm, Priscilla Clark, Sue Cantrell, Marilyn Kanegae, Marie Small, Bob Short, Hal Davie. Third: Bob Gividen, Jerry Davis, Gary Korsmo, Mike Grieve, Michael Robison, Jim Byerley, Dick Youngbloom, Garry Price. Fourth: Robert Patridge, Joseph Matthews, Jim McClellan, Mike Gallagher, Seii Kodarna, Joe Torres, Art Carrillo, Leo Nunez. 158 Xa J Front, left ta right: Fernande Charland, Joanna Hamel, Helen Hansen, Wanda Mullins. Second: Richard True, Stan Bluhm, Gerald Ruse, Elisa- beth Farnsworth, Roberta Wasserman, Valerie Harpster, Ron Sisel, Cliff Holkestad, Eddie Conner. Third: Gary Adkinson, Gary Lauer, Jim Cole, Allen Mitchell, Charles Ramsbarger, Jim Mitchell, Robert Owen, Don Edmondson, Fourth: David Chlebik, Jerry Parker, Dennis Williams, Edwin Reed, Reggie Nelson, Ricky Farr, Larry Christensen, Pat Henrie. ,. Front, left to right: Elvera Nunez, Connie Blair, Donna Avery. Second: Carol Carter, Sharon Miller, Ellen Mylar, Judith Jury, Shareen Blake, Sandy Kopp, Carole Kuhar, JoAnn Gillespie, Roberta MacDonald. Third: Jackie Regan, Ruth Wagner, Henry LeBlanc, John Miller, Elbert Yaw, Gary Nelson, Sue Sparks, Blenda Persson, Fourth: Anne Recchia, Mike Slagle, Mike Wilkins, Larry Davis. Michael Doyle, Johnny Poledouris, Fred Bacerra, Barbara Barnett. Fifth: Tam Stone, Doug Elmer, Larry Jones, Chuck Johnson, Brent Pehrson, Chuck Privett, Bill Hutton, Lester Brown l59 'A f . ,... 4 ,Q---.fo', ga?-:g..v'r.1 df -... .,7't7 . GRN :'- -.' - V .14-fl' f- . -:f'- --- '3'?'fi ?..f fr'-f.'?'w-.' Q 'X' N ., ru. -e'f's-x .z.r.la:f'5 19- V. -2' :rf .1511-fs. 351--.,,-:..1 ,, 1 . . MH' '3'Zf'! '- fl' .-4' aye Front, left to right1 Ken Dean, John Ross, Nancie Pressnall, Audrey, Nugent, Donna Burrows, Pat Burrows, Mike Gerrior, Manuel Flores, Dick Quin. Second: Frank Green, Dick Youngbloom, Dennis Hall, Dick Freeland, Gary Stovall Barr, Waneta Hopkins, Terri Lee Ellis, Judy Graham, Ray Winter. Kay Kaiser, Front, left to right: Bertha Miramontes, Betty Young, Mary Anne Kittinger. Second: Angie Flores, Phyllis Buss, Annamarie Arriola, Dianne Barbara Van Ammers. Third: Leland Milburn, William Heller, Fred Dion, -,Q i l P QC U x A f--for 'f L ,.-1 silk W . ,. X . un '-. is' Q on .- P- og, Front, Ietr to rrght Bob Wasserman, Ann Flanagan, Drone Motheny, Sherry McCauley, Myrna Natland, Theresa McCoff, Alma Badges larry Spott Second Ted Mathers, Ed Thomosson, Chuck Jackson, George Keylon Tum Boyd, Gerald Carr. Denms Wrllrams demonstrates hrs test-tokmg teclmrque Jean Coley sits In front of hum wlrrle Lorena Bell works rn background fat 3 XS, X - A Allen Donohue submrts term paper to Mrs Talbot Our shining names are Told. -Howard M. Jones ,, ,2 Gerald Fairchild ix y J ,, i....... Pris Barker CANDIDATES FOR MOST WORTHY ARGONAUT, the highest school honor c senior can achieve, represent the top three boys and top three girls of the senior class according to scholarship, attitude, and activity ratings for their high school years. The 1957 candidales, pictured below, are lfrom left fo rightl Pris Barker, Gerald Fairchild, Carol Thomas, Lynn Schiveley, Judy Willmarth, and Dennis Kuner. 'is tv' ., XX' A? Fm of Ar Carmen Bluhm Pris Barker English Laboratory Science Gold Cup-Liberal Arts A W Gold Cup-Science 8: Math Barbara Baker Music Business Gold Cup-Fine Arts Holly Mortensen Gold Cup-Vocational Arts 'FT' Lynn Schiveley Social Science Q X i ' -3 A N 1 I David Dowling Mathematics 'pfv .Ax ' ft Jackie Ward Home Economics i XXX fit Yvonne Dufield Foreign Languages LP' S- f' L I Jw, Y? l 'L Nl' 'Qr'7' Terry Tucker Art 5,-. 'R-ev' i 1 Michael Leanos Trades 81 Industrial Arts Vw 'T' 'au 'sf' W Dick Watkins was chosen top boy in spirit and personality. .1 Jil '-,gl-.,,..1 164 Best senior girl for personality and spirit-Pat Johnston. Best-looking senior girl-Jo Stevens. S Seniors picked Gary Davis as best-looking boy in Class of 1957. I l' KNQR may .fa Bromest senior boy - Gerald Fczirchllcl E catches up -'- Fw t X , H- all For best uthletnc sklll seniors named Rrchord Ponce. A , , , by Prns Barker - voted senior gurl wlth most browns - takes lrteroture seriously. 'La Most athletic senior gurl - Lourcl Wllderdyk. H, 11 165 M Ng Clfflolsu T Xen- f X'-...--ff av. , . mlm X., Errmesl Q Ter P I Om Dokrer President - ls'rSerr1eS resident - 2nd Se ---x ,I , xl li llmwl Tom Dokter Vice-president Hal Buflod Vice-president IL-15545 XQIYLGJZIQZ Carolyn Moody Treasurer Marjorie Thomas Treasurer I e, , . QcvndaQ1ne4wzf, mesfer Marlowe Clark Yell Leader Mary Gillmann Yell Leader Gayle Addison Tony Aquilar Chloe Aitken Eugene Albrecht Dionne Allan John Allard Betty Allen Richard Allen Susan Allen Sylvia Allen Nancy Aoyama Clare Armsrrong N.,- X I Kenneth Arnold Mary Ashby Barbara Baker Geraldine Baker Irene Balandran ,ax I5 4 Alice Ballesteros Robert Ballew Pris Barker Genie Barnes Wayne Barnes Virginia Beauchamp Barbara Becker Ceasar Beltran 7 , w.- R John Bennett Dale Berry Willard Berry Kathleen Bisch Dave Berto Lawrence Blaehololer 'G' William Blok Betty Bloomquist Carmen Bluhm f 1 Lynda Brannon Jack Breeding Edward Brewer Tom Bonnema Donna Booher Billue Dean Book Nadune Borrego Carol Bowman Early Boydstum Neville Bradford Gerald Brady Cloyd Briley Merrilyn Brooks Carole Brown Q Beverly Burke Halvdan Buflod Treva Burke 1 li Jim Casferline Jo Casfro Bud Chadwell Lorna Chadwick Bob Chesshir Frank Chesfer Dennis Chiarle Janice Chounard Paul Byrnes Bill Calliham Frank Campos Ron Campbell Mary Cano Donald Campbell Anne Carleton Kathy Carter Dorothy Cartwright Nu. Q 1 Don Christensen Lolrry Christionson Morlovve Clork Tom Clork Joyce Clorke Joonne Clements Ronnie Cloe Lindo Clugston Arlien Cody Betty Cole Sue Cole Lorry Conlon Potti Connelly Lynne Cooper Morio Correo Poul Cox Jockie Cromond Dianne Crockett Dole Crippen Marilyn Curren Barbara Curtin l i K Beverly Curtin Valerie Dgnce -J Roy Davenport Gary Davis Margy Davis 1 Shirley Davis Bren cle Boer Frederick DeMars Barbara Demers Glennis DeMoss Bob Denman Ray DeWitt Ray Dillard Tom Dokfer David Dowling Ronald Downs Dick Ehline Joyce Endeman Janet Ericksen Nancy Espeio Mike Esfep Lyneife Eulberg Gerald Fairchild Delmar Farmer Yvonne Dufield Charles Doyle ROQEI' Dumm Gary Duncan Sharon Dupy Nancy Easfrnan Ki l l v 'Y Don Fronklin 1. Dick Frozier Rilo Frey Nancy Ferguson Solly Flory David Floyd .leon Fogelberg Anim Ford Judie Foreman Fronces Fosnof Lucy Folio Tyrone Froemke l-lorry Fulsorn Judie Fulton Roger Golligczn l:I'ClI'1l4 GC1llC1I'ClI Robert Ggmbgm Glorna Garcia Mary Gedney Paul Gerber Barbara Gibson Jan Gillip Mary Gillmarm Heather Goble Lupe Gomez Av fi ll Gail Gonneau Barbara Gotfschalk Bill Gourley Carol Grady Molly Grafton Dan Granados li Ronald Grayum - wx I, DOI'TGld Gfeen Denny Greer X l I-A . ,I Roy Gregory Robert Grous Adelle Gruncler Hope Guillen Jeon Guthrie Bill Guynn Dennis Homrner Judith Hczmor -va NJ swf, 431 Bill Honning Larry l-lcirris Bettie, Hart .lerry Hush 'i Lcirry Heir? Roberto Hosfie -E7 Dennis Hasty Carolyn Hauer Mqrilyn Hquer 7 QF' Paul Hobson Pai Hokanson Madeline Hoag fs na Diane Hopkins Donna Howard Harold Hughes Carolyn Head Tom Hearrell Michael Heyworth Dwayne Higginbofham Mary Anna Hightower William Hill Anita Hobaugh Don Hobson R' A x , f Q Charles Hurley Lynn HUNT John Irvine Linda Johnson Pat Johnston Barbara Jones Dale Jones Edith Jones Janice Jordan Roy Kakuda Lianne Kappler I i . Linda Jackson Joy Jewell Carl Johnson Carolyn Johnson John Irwin Don lson Donna Jackson Kafhy Jenkins Joyce Jennings James Kafsuda fl fl Steven Keiner Paula Kellogg Marshall Kemper Gary Kidd Q Q H W I3 ' 1 Bette Kiepler Leo Lynn Kinsman Mimi Kono Helen Konwaler Phyllis Kroeger Clifford Kuhn Dennis Kuner Don L'Allier Carolyn Lawrence Mike Leanos Bernie Lechner Don Legrand Nancy Le Vander Harry Lewellyn Larry Lewes Sarah Lico 3 'Sgr Eleanor Lockwood Shirley Longo Jean Loser Bob Low 1 Sophie Loya Mike Loza Judy Lundblade Sellers Hoyt Lundin Sharon Madsen Barbara Magouirk Roberta Mahn Del Mahoney 7 Gay Mafheny Larry Mattox Alline Mathias June Matson Dan McCalla Don McCalla Jean McClain Carolyn McDonald nr. raw .,,n . - A Sharon I 1 Martin Elmer Mason Nonda Mason Sharon Massey .- xv Darrell Manderscheid Frank Marshall Richard Martin Terry Martin Wyneife Martin ff' jf-of 1v:,'k. - N, I, 1. 1 'I' 'P' -ul 'R -1- 1'- 177 i 3 f -K K P - 5 a X 1 ' 5 l X! Jo Mineghino Jeneal Minnix Judith Mitchell Ron Mitchell Terry Mitchell Wally Mitchell James Mobley Sharon Montgomery 182 Kenneth McMurray Carol Meyer Diana Miettunen Dennis Miller Mickey McDonald Patricia McFaclclen Shirley McLern0re Mike McNay Jill Menzimer 1 Joon Murphy Ernest Nogomotsu Leroy Ncarosoki Borborcx Nelson Janet Newsom X I fi Q, 0 fa Y. . 1 ' , fl . -,-'-' 11 fs .L -..o P- Bill Niblock Borboro Noble Eczrl Northcuft Rolly Odenbreit Monte Oglesby Sharon Olinger Winnie Olinger Lorry O'MOhUHdfO ly T4 AQ, 1 f x rf' i ,Q U X- fi Steve Perez Gail Pefrasek Sharon Phillips Maryann Pickering Walter Pike Q '-uv '-' 4? Jerry Pearce Kenny Pedersen Bob Pekarek Wayne Petrengill Carolyn Osborn Bud Osborne Carol Pabifzky Saunalra Pabifzky Joe Paff Arlene Page Kathy Park Jack Partisan Joan Piper Richard Ponce Arline Porter Carol Price Genoa Pyle Delores Quela Paul Quick Felipa Ramos s! 'Il' Janine Rapp David Redfeorn Roger Reid Case Reintles Gordon Reno Janet Rice Clark Richey Bill Riley Ruth Rider Jim Roberts Allen Robinson Russell Robinson Darrell Rogers Ramona Routt Dorryl Rubin Ethel Russell Jim Sommons fr f4l Benny Scnrno Mcimerto Sczrno David Sovcxge Eileen Schimph N. 'X 'fl' i 'ST' Lynn Schiveley Robert Schloger Jock Schmitt Pot Schoonover Jim Schuler -an gg 'J-fs. F J' ' fp. I1 j-09. f IP ,px Naomi Slwinoda X ' Dale Simpson Carol Goden Sinez Anna Scipione Emma Scovel Margaret Sellers Evie Sharp Sally Sharpness Marlene Sheets Bill Slwellenbarger Lyle Slwew Ken Smith KGVSD 50957 Cora Sue Soule Betty Sfallrcup Plwyllrs Sprouse Slweula Stcmdley it Pauline Steele 1 'x T rg 42 Jo Stevens Robert Stewart Chester Stites Sharon Stone 6 ,I Paul Stout Ginny Sullivan Joe Takahashi Marie Tanner 13' K' if A A ? S. 'R 1 S- Mildred Taylor Elizabeth Terrones Bert Theissen Carol Thomas Mariorie Thomas Jean Thorpe Trinidad Torres Carole Truesdale Terry Tucker Pele Tuman Sharon Turnbull Judy Wachfel Donna Wadsworth Robert Waffle Anita Waggoner Nancy Wagner Jerry Walker Jackie Ward Wally Wasinack X . James Tyzbir Roland Viau Elena Vilar Eldita Visser 'T' is Dee Vaughn Loyann Venhaus 'lv rx - 29 Q5 ILT Marty Wiefor Laura Wilderdyk Joel Willenbring David Winning l fl? Dick Wafkins June Watkins Bill Wafson Sandra Weaver Larry Wedrnore James Weinheimer Lawrence Wheeler Rodger Whistler X'- Jane Zimmerman Bill Baker Frank Brown Charlotte Carlson 'UN Susan Dennis Gary Frazier S? Zoe Harper Donna Oswalt Gene Snook Shirley Starkey 4? Frank Thornton Charles Vernoy Beverly Williams Jean Thorpe shows proper towel- holding technique. lfs all right, shes wearing bathing suit. Pris Barker pulls Ernie Nagamatsu abou! campus Bill Niblack hops aboard Jim Wein- heimer for ride at senior pep as- sembly. , ,, fl! K A Bill Hanning enloys ,N ,,t ' Bren de Boer cleans up cool refreshment. uw 5 'ish f . 3 Q ' 3 Jigs Z 1 5 'Max .- Fw Vx zlsh V .- 'wld K' IS z Q ,. , N 1 ' , - i Jlfk-,sh ' i Il Q' ' ' A 5.3. -,P i 5 r. .L l I s- J 1 Six senior girls form shaky pyramid, ,pal 200 Addison, Gayle 167, 199 Adle, Lyle Football 3-4, B track 3. Aguilar, Tony 112, 167 Aitken, Chloe 45, 61, 167 Jotters' Club 4, Drama Club 4, lnterclub Council 4, class play 4, Pasadena Tourna- ment 4. Albrecht, Gene 167 Track 1-2, cross country 1-2, class president 1, Student Council 3. Allan, Diane I67 Allard, John 167 Baseball 1, Radio Club 3, Student Council 2. Allen, Betty 42, 75, 167 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, mixed chorus 3, A Cappella Choir 4. Allen, Richard 40, 46, 49, 55, 110, 167 Basketball 2, tennis 2, 4, Argo Engineers 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Hi-Y 4. Allen, Susan 167 Allen, Sylvia 167 Girls' League dress representative 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1-3, Scholarship 1-2, Pep Club 1, Spanish Club 3. Aoyama, Nancy 167 Library Science 3, Future Nurses 4. Annstrong, Clare 35, 42, 167 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Commission 4. Amold, Ken 75, 167 Baseball 2, basketball 2, 4, tennis 1, 4, track 3, class play 3, Hi-Y 1, Bible Club 1. Ashby, Mary 167 Baker, Barbara 35, 39, 41, 42, 163, 167 Golden Fleece 4, Jotters' Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Commission 4, Girls' Glee secretary 2, Ser- vice Awards Banquet 2. Baker, Bill 191 Hi-Y, Art Club 1-2. Baker, Geraldine 69, 75, 167 Mixed Chorus 2-3, A Cappella Choir 4, Drill Team 4. Balandran, lrene 35, 41, 66, 167 Girls' League board member 3, drill team 2-3, G.A.A. 1, Fashion show model 3, Stu- dent Council 3, flag twirler 3, Jotters' Club secretary 4, usherette at football games 3, Public Schools Week program 2, GirI-of- Month 4, Girls' League Banquet 2, 4, Girls' League convention 3. Ballesteros, Alice 127, 128, 168 G.A.A. 1, 3. Ballew, Bob 54, 60, 94, 95, 111, 168 Footban 1, 2, 4, basketball 1-3, track 1-4, cross country 3, class yell leader 2, class president 3, Science Club 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Argonaut staff 2, 4 lsportis editor 41, Letter- men's Club 3-4 lpresident 41, Student Coun- cil 2, 4, class play 4, Service Awards Ban- quet 3, Key Club 2-4, Bible Club 3, pep assembly 2-4, Co-ed king candidate 4, Scrub Day 1, 2, ditch day assembly 3. Barker, Pris 37, 38, 39, 60, 65, 87 127, 128,162,163,165,l68,192 Girls' League 2-4 ltreasurer 2-3, board mem- ber 3-41, song leader 3, yell leader 4, class treasurer 2-3, Golden Fleece 3-4 lsecretary 3, vice-president 41, Scholarship l-4 lpresi- dent 41, G.A.A. 1-4 lsecretary 21, Girls' State 3, D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4, class play 4, drill team 1-2 lleader 21, Jr. Red Cross 1-2 lsecretary 21, Service Awards Banquet 1-4, Student Council 1, 3, Commis- sion 3, Girls' League Outstanding Officer Award 3, Girl-of-the-Month 1, Hello Daze queen candidate 1, Public Schools Week pro- gram 1, 2, Christmas Program 3, Fashion show commentator 3, Jr.-Sr. Prom 3, cloth- ing drive 2, ditch day assembly 3, pep as- sembly 2, scrub day 1, 2. Barnes, Genie 168 Drill Team 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Christmas Pro- gram 2, G.A.A. 1-2. Barnes, Kenneth 168 Monitor 3, Emergency Service Team 3-4. Beauchamp, Virginia 168 Becker, Barbara 41, 168 G.A.A. 1, Jotters' Club 4. Beltram, Caesar 112, 168 5'Iw5.w Bennett, John 46, 109, 168 Class play 3, commission 4, swim team 3-4, Latin Club 3-4, swim club 4. Berry, Dale F.F.A. 1-4. 168 Berry, Willard 35, 39, 40, 45, 62, 90, 168 A.F.S. Exchange student to Belgium 3, com- mission 2-4, class play 3-4, Redlands speech tournament 3, student council 1-3, State one-act play contest 3-4, Scholarship 2-3, Drama Club 1-4 lpresident 41, Orange County one-act play tournament 3, Inter- club Council 4, Key Club 2-4, Photo Club 2-3, ditch day assembly 3, Service Award Banquet 1-4, exchange assembly 4, senior assembly 4, Variety Show 4. Berto, Dave 168 Bisch, Kathleen 168 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Drill Team 3, Latin Club 3, Student Council 4, Jotters' Club 4, clothing drive 2, Jr.-Sr. Prom committee 3, Christmas program 4, commencement usher 3, served at Jr.-Sr. Banquet 2. Blaeholder, Lawrence 168 Baseball 1-2, Letterman 2. Blok, Bill 94, 115, 168 Transferred from Utah 4, football 4, Letter- rnen's Club 4, Hi-Y 4, basketball 4, track 4, class play 4, golf 4. Bloomquist, Betty 168 Bluhm, Carmen 41, 42, 46, 51, 53, 70, 163, 168 Scholarship 3-4 lsecretary 41, Commission 4, Jr. Red Cross president 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Latin Club 3-4 lpresident 41, Phi Tau Alpha 3-4 lhistorian 41, band 3-4 lsoloist at concert 41, Argolog feature editor 4, OrCoHi Press Club 4, lnterclub Council 4, Service Award Banquet 3-4. Bonnema, Thomas 40, 102, 169 Track 3-4, cross country 4, class assembly 3, 4, Service Awards Banquet 3, Commission 3-4, Jr. Red Crass 3, Lettermen's Club 3-4 ltreasurer 41, Student Council 3-4. Booher, Donna 68, 169 G.A.A. 1-4, Drill Team 2-4 lleader 41, Stu- dent Council 3. Book, Billie Dean 169 Borrego, Nadine 169 G.A.A. 1. Bowman, Carol 169 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Commission 4, G.A.A. 1. Boydstun, Early 169 Basketball 2-3, baseball 1, basketball man- ager 1, Hi-Y 1, trackl. Bradford, Neville 169 Brady, Gerald 114, 169 Baseball 1-4, basketball 1, 3, football 2, track 1, cross country 1, class assembly 3, student council 3, Co-Ed King candidate 4. 169 Brannon, Linda Breeding, Jack 169 Brewer, Edward 169 Briley, Cloyd 169 Transferred from Ames, Iowa, 3, Radio Club 3, Photo Club 4. Brooks, Merrilyn 169 Transferred from Thermopolis, Wyoming, 4. Brown, Carol 169 Brown, Frank 191 Buflod, Halvdan 36, 50, 55, 112, 166, 169, Exchange student from Norway 4, Key Club 4, World Friendship Club vice-president 4, track 4, Photo Club 4, Art Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Co-Ed King 4. Burke, Bev 169 Argolog 1-3, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2, Future Voters Club secretary 4. Burke, Treva 169 Byrnes, Paul 170 Latin Club 1-2, Scholarship 4, World Friend- ship Club 2, Argo Engineers 4. Calliham, Billy 40, 55, 94, 104, 111, 170 Varsity football 4, B football 1-2, basketball 1-4, track 1-4, Lettermen's Club 3-4, Hi-Y 3-4, class assembly skit 1-4. Campbell, Donald 75, 170 Radio Club 1, 2, 4. Campbell, Ronald 40, 170 Lettermen's Club 3-4, football 1, water polo captain 3, swimming club 4, water safety demonstration 2. Campos, Frank 170 Cano, Mary 170 Carlson, Charlotte 191 Carlton, Anne 47, 170 Carter, Kathy 170 Cartwright, Dorothy 170 Casterline, Jim 170 Castro, Evangaline 52 Castro, Jo 74, 170 Class play 3, Drama Club 4, Girls' Ensem- ble 4, monitor 3. Chadwell, Bud 170 Golden Fleece 4, Engineers of America 4, Scholarship 2, Radio Club 2-3, Weightlifting Club 2-4, Christmas Program 4, football 3, track 3. Chadwick, Lorna 170 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Student Council 2, G.A.A. 4, Stamp Club president 2, Homemaking Club 1, Drama Club 4, Scholarship 1. Chessir, Bob 170 Chester, Frank 61, 98, 111, 112, 170 Basketball 1, football 1-4, track 1-4, Science Club 1. Chiarle, Dennis 170 Transfer 4. Chounard, Janice 170 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Pep Club 3. Christensen, Don 35, 55, 104, 111, 171 Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 lsecretary 21, Commission 4, cross country 1-2, basketball 1, 3, 4, track 1-4. Christiansen, Larry 74, 171 Student Council 1-3, Commission 4, football 1-2, basketball 1-3, baseball 1, water polo 3, Hi-Y 1-2, class yell leader 4, Boys' Glee 3-4 lpresident 41, A Cappella Choir 4. Clark, Thomas 171 Clarke, Joyce 171 Clements, Joanne 171 Latin Club 2-3. Cloe, Ronnie 171 Clugston, linda 171 Cody, Arlene 171 Cole, Betty 171 Cole, Sue 42, 67, 171 Maiorette 4. Conlon, lawrence 171 Connelly, Patty 171 Cooper, Lynne 35, 42, 60, 120, 125, 127, 128, 171 Commission 4, G.A.A. 4, class play 3-4, Drill Team 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 lvice-president 31, Bible Club 4, Pep Club 2, served at Jr.-Sr. Banquet 2. Correa, Mary 171 G.A.A. 1-3, Glee Club 1-2. Cox, Paul 171 Key Club 1-4, football 1, track 2. Crammond, Jackie 171 Crippen, Dale 171 Crockett, Dianne 172 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Bible Club 3, synchronized swimming 4. Curren, Marilyn 172 Class secretary 4, class monitor 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Jotters' Club 4. Curtin, Barham 172 Curtin, Beverly 172 Transferred from Wilson High 3, monitor 4. Dance, Valerie 35, 172 Art Club 1-2, G.A.A. 1-2. Davenport, Roy 55, 98, 99, 112, 172 Football 1-4, basketball 1-2, track 1-4, base- ball 1, Hi-Y 2-4, A Cappella Choir 4. Davis, Gary 39, 40, 55, 94, 104, 105, 164, 172 Hi-Y 1, 4 lsecretary 41, Golden Fleece 4, Co-Ed King candidate 4, Key Club 2-4, foot- ball 3-4 lcaptain 41, basketball 2-4 lcaptain 4, Argonaut-of-the-Year 41, Lettermen's Club 2-4, Bible Club 3, Student Council 3-4, Commission 4, Service Award Banquet 3-4, class president 3, pep assembly 2-4, Scrub Day 1-2, ditch day assembly 3, clothing play 3, Homemaking Club 4. drive 2. Davis, Margy 37, 39, 50, 51, 54, 122, 172 Girls' League dress representative 2, G.A.A. 1, 4, Tri-Hi-Y president 2, Student Body sec- retary 3, Girls' League president 4, Drill Team 1-2, Golden Fleece 4, Future Voters Club 4, Future Teachers Club 3-4, World Friendship Club'4, Commission 3-4, Student Council 2-3, American Field Service Organ- ization acting secretary 4, Argonaut staff 4, Pep Club 2, clothing drive secretary 2, Ser- vice Award Banquet 3-4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3-4. Davis, Shirley 172 de Boer, Bren 35, 40, 45, 49, 52, 55, 102, 111, 172, 192 Transferred from Utah 3, cross country 3-4, track 3-4, class play 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Commission 4, golf 3-4, Science Club 3, football 4, French Club 4. DeMars, Frederick 172 Demers, Barbara 172 De Moss, Glennis 42, 72, 122, 125, 127, 128, 172 Commission 4, Future Teachers Club 4, Fu- ture Voters Club 4, basketball 4, tennis 4, swimming 3-4, hockey 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Drill Team 1-3, Lions Club awards 2, Bible Club 2, Drama Club 1, Scholarship 1. Denman, Robert 172 Bible Club president 3-4, Mixed Chorus 3, cross country 3, basketball 3, Student Coun- cil 4. Dennis, Susan 191 Transferred from Ventura High 4. DeWitt, Ray 35, 114, 172 Band 1-4, baseball 1-4, track 1, 2, class yell leader 3, class assembly 3, Service Awards Banquet 2-3, Hi-Y 1-2, varsity let- terman 3-4. Dlllard, Ray 172 Dokter, Thomas 35, 39, 40, 104, 114, 166, 173 Transferred from Falmouth, Massachusetts, 3, basketball 3-4, baseball 3-4, Student Council 3, Board of Control 4, Golden Fleece 4, Key Club 4, Lettermen's Club 3-4. Dowling, David 33, 36, 38, 39, 40, 51, 54, 61, 90, 91,163,173, 216 Argonaut Staff lsports editor 3, editor 41, Student Cabinet lassistant business manager 3-41, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Argolog lsports editor 1-21, class plays 3-4, Bank of Amer- ica Award winner 4, Golden Fleece 3-4, Phi Tau Alpha 3-4 lvice-president 3, presi- dent 41, Scholarship 1-4, Key Club 4, C.A.S.C. conferences 4, Interclub Council 4, Spanish Club 3, Science Club 2, OrCoHi Press Club 2, Service Awards Banquet 1-3, Buf- fum's Careerist 4. Downs, Ronald 173 Varsity water polo 3, Concert Band 1-4, Orchestra 1-4. Doyle, Charles 35, 40, 55, 114, 173 Baseball 1-4, football 1, 2, 3, basketball 1-2, Lettermen's Club 3-4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Commission 4. Dufield, Yvonne 36, 42, 47, 120, 127, 139, 163, 173 Golden Fleece 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 lsecretary 3-41, G.A.A. 2, 4, Student Council 4, Jr.Sr. Prom Committee 3, usherette at commence- ment 3, Spanish Club 4. Dumm, Roger 40, 48, 109, 173 Photo Club 2-4 lpresident 2, 3, 41, Tarpon Swim Club president 4, swimming 3-4, Ar- gonaut photographer 1-2, Interclub Council 4, Lettermen's Club 4. Duncan, Gary 173 Dupy, Sharon 173 Eastman, Nancy 173 Ehline, Dick 173 Endeman, Joyce 173 Erickson, Janet 173 Espelo, Nancy 47, 51, 173 Future Nurses Club 3-4 icorresponding secre- tary 41, Spanish Club 4, clothing drive 2, checked out annuals 3. Estep, Mike 173 Eulberg, Lynette 37, 39, 65, 173 song leader 3, yell leader 4, Girls' League 3-4 lpublicity chairman1, Golden Fleece 3-4, Student Council 3, Commission 3, Drill Team 1-2 lleader 21, Art Club 1-3, Red Cross 2-3, ditch day assembly 3, Scrub Day 1, 2, Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3, Welcome Committee 2, Public Schools Week Program 1, 2, class play 3, G.A.A. 1-2. Fairchild, Gerald 38, 46, 162, 165, 173 Scholarship 1-4, Science Club 1, 2 lsecretary 21, Red Cross 3, Latin Club 3-4, Bible Club 2-3, Student Council 2, outstanding science student 1, 2. Farmer, Delmer 35, 104, 173 Basketball 1-4, baseball 1, 2, Hi-Y 2. Fellows, Larry Football 1, track 1-2. Ferguson, Nancy 174 Band 1-3. Flory, Sally 39, 174 Golden Fleece 4, Student Body secretary 3, Board of Control secretary 4, C.A.S.C. Region secretary 4, Drill Team 1-3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Stu- dent Council 1-4, Argolog 1-3, Farmer's Boll princess 1, class pep assemblies 1, 2, Service Awards Banquet 1-3. Floyd, David 112, 174 Track 3, 4. Fogelberg, Jean 17, 174 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Drama Club 3, 4, Science Club 4. Ford, Anita 174 Foreman, Judie 74, 174 Transferred from Moxee, Washington, 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, G.A.A. 4. Fosnot, Frances 174 Fotia, Lucy 174 Transferred from Minneapolis 2, Art Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Glee Club 2, Choral operetta 2. Franklin, Donald 35, 174 F.F.A. 1-4 lsecretary 2, vice-president 31, Student Council 2, Commission 4. Frazier, Gary 191 Hi-Y, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, baseball 2, Commission 3. Frazier, Richard 174 Frey, Rita 35, 39, 174 Golden Fleece 4, Commission 4, Student Council 3, Jotters' Club 3. Froemke, Tyrone 174 Fulsom, Harry 40, 114, 174, 200 Baseball 1-4, football 1-2, track 1, basket- ball 1, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. Fulton, Judie 174 Future Nurses Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, G.A.A. 1-3. Galiardi, Frank 174 Gallagan, Roger 174 Gamboni, Robert 1 11, 174 Basketball 1-3, track 1-4, football 1-2, Hi- Y 2, Science Club 3, Latin Club 3. Garcia, Gloria 53, 175 Argolog 3-4, Mixed Chorus 3, G.A.A. 3. Gedney, Mary 175 Gerber, Paul 175 Transferred to Garden Grove 4. Gibson, Barbara 175 Gillip, Jan 175 Transferred from Jordan High 4. Gillmann, Mary 45, 52, 54, 60, 166, 175 Class yell leader 4, class play 3, 4, Student Council 1-3, class pep assembly 1-4, Scrub Day 1, G.A.A. 1-2, Pep Club 2, Phi Tau Alpha 3, Art Club 1, 2, Service Awards Banquet 1, 3, Art Editor of Argonaut 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2 ltreasurer 21, Junior Red Cross 2, window-painting contest winner 3, Scholas- tic Art Awards entry 2. Goble, Heather . . . 65, 66, 175 Gomez, Lupe 175 Goneau, Gail 35, 80, 175 Tri-Hi-Y 3, G.A.A. 3, Commission 4, Girls' League dress representative 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Girls' League Fashion Show model 3, class play 3, class pep assembly 4, Wel- come committee 4. Gottschalk, Barbara 175 Gourley, Bill 104, 175 Basketball. Grady, Carol 175 Orchestra 1-3. Grafton, Molly 37, 39, 175 Girls' League board member 4, Golden Fleece treasurer 4, Future Voters mayor 4, Phi Tau Alpha 2, Spanish Club 1-3, Drama Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1. Granados, Dan 36, 51, 54, 55, 98, 99, 100, 112, 175 Student Council 4, Golden Fleece 4, Letter- men's Club 3-4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Phi Tau Alpha 2-4 lparliamentarian 41, Photo Club 3-4 ltreasurer 41, football 1-4, basketball 1-2, track 1, 2, 4, Scrub Day 1, 2, Argonaut Staff 4. Grayum, Ronald 98, 99, 100, 175 Football 3-4. Green, Larry 175 Transferred from Wilson High, 4. Greer, Denny 94, 97, 175 Gregory, Roy 176 Gregson, Gary Art Club 2-4. Grous, Robert 35, 176 Commission 4, basketball 2, tennis 2, Scholarship Club 2-3, Science Club 1, 3, 4, Future Voters Club 4. Grunder, Adelle 16, 42, 120, 124, 125, 127, 128, 176 Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 ltreasurer 2, president 41, Stu- dent Council 2, Commission 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Future Voters 4, World Friendship Club 4, Future Nurses Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y Council presi- dent 4, Interclub Council 4, Bible Club 3, operetta 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2. Guillen, Hope 176 Guthrie, Jean 176 Guynn, Bill 176 Hammer, Dennis 176 Transferred from John Muir High, 4. Hamor, Judith 176 Transferred from El Rancho High, 3, class Hanning, William 48, 49, 109, 176, 192 Bible Club 1-4, water polo 3, swim team 3, 4, Scholarship 3, Radio Club 3-4 lsecre- tary 41, Science Club 2, 4, Interclub Council 4, Future Engineer Club 4. Harper, Zoe 191 Harris, Larry 35, 176 Commission 4. Hart, Betty 176 Hart, Larry 55, 104, 176 Basketball 1-4, baseball 1-3, track 1-2, football 1, 3, Hi-Y 1. Hash, Jerry 176 Hi-Y 1. Hastie, Roberta 73, 176 Concert Choir 4, Bible Club 1-3. Hasty, Dennis 33, 36, 39, 48, 50, 61, 70, 90, 176 Hi-Y 1, World Friendship Club 4, class play 3, 4, Student Council 4, Golden Fleece 4, Service Awards Banquet 1, 3, 4, Scholar- ship 1-3, Scrub Day 1, 2, band 1-4, band concert 3, Student Body business manager 4, Future Voters Club 4, Photo Club 2-4 lvice- president 41, Commission 4, Orchestra 2. Hauer, Carolyn 42, 120, 127, 128, 176 G.A.A. 1-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Mixed Chorus 2, operetta 2, Orchestra 1, Science Fair 4. Hauer, Marilyn 42, 120, 127, 128, 176 Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Mixed Chorus 2, operetta 2, Orchestra 1, Science Fair 4. Head, Carolyn 24, 35, 36, 41, 42, 120, 122, 127, 177 Student Council 4, Commission 4, Girls' League dress representative 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 lchaplain 31, Jotters' Club 4, Girl-of-Month 3, Girls' League Fashion Show model 3, Library Science 4, Pep Club 2, Homemaking Fashion Show 1, 2. Hearrell, Thomas 177 Hayworth, Mike 177 Hicks, Jim Golf 2-4, football 1-4, Lettermen's Club 3-4. Higginbotham, Dwayne 177 Football 3, F.F.A. 3. Hightower, Mary Anna 177 Drill Team 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Spanish Club 3, Pep Club 2. Hill, William 177 Radio Club 2-4. Hobaugh, Anita 177 Hobson, Don 177 Hobson, Paul 177 Orchestra 1-4, Radio Club 2-4, Band 3-4, Science Club 2. Hokanson, Pat 24, 35, 54, 122, 177 Class yell leader 1, 3, commission 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Drill Team 1-2, Girl-of- Month 2, Argomobile-of-Month 4, Future Teachers 3, class assemblies 1-3, French Club 3, Student Council 3, Scholarship 1-2, Welcoming Committee 2, Argonaut staff 4, Pep Club 2, library helper 3-4. Hoog, Madeline 177 Hopkins, Diane 36, 39, 69, 79, 177 Transferred from Wilson High, Long Beach, 3, Golden Fleece 4, Student Council 4, Drill Team leader 4. Hoppins, Ethel Howard, Donna 35, 41, 42, 177 Drill Team 1-2, Commission 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Jotters' Club 4, Student Council 1. Hughes, Harold 51, 177 Swimming team manager 4, Bible Club 1-4, Future Teachers 3-4, Radio Club 2-3, Tar- pon Swim Club secretary 4, clothing drive 2, Boys' Assembly gymnastics show 4. Hunt, Lynn 177 Hurley, Charles 48, 61, 109, 177 Class play 4, Radio Club 1-4 ttreasurer 31, cross country 1-2. Irwin, John 40, 106, 178 Football, basketball, baseball manager 3-4, Lettermen's Club 4. Irvine, John 178 Ison, Donald 178 Football 3, Student Council 3. Jackson, Donna 36, 178 Student Council 4, Jr.-Sr. Prom committee 3, clothing drive 2, Pep Club 2, Christmas Pro- gram 4, senior skit 4, graduation usherette 3, exchange assembly 4. Jackson, Linda 42, 45, 73, 178 Drama Club 4, contest play 4, class play 4, G.A.A. 3-4, Tri-Hi-Y chaplain 4, Tri-Hi-Y Council 4, exchange assembly 4, Concert Choir 4, Disneyland Christmas program 4, Christmas program 4. Jenkins, Kathy 178 Drill Team 1-2, G.A.A. 1, clothing drive 2. Jennings, Joyce Jewell, Jay 35, 36, 37, 42, 45, 51, 60, 62, 178 Girls' League officer 3-4, class play 3, 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Drama Club 1-4 lsecretary 41, Phi Tau Alpha 2-4 lsecretary, treasurer 41, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 ltreasurer 41, lnterclub council 4, Student Council 4, Tri-Hi-Y council 4, Scholar- ship Federation 1-3, Spanish Club 3, Pasa- dena Play Tournament 4. Johnson, Carl 178 Johnson, Carolyn 178 Johnson, Linda 17, 178 Johnston, Pat 36, 65, 73, 127, 128, 178 Girls' Glee 2, Concert Choir 3-4, G.A.A. 3, Yell Leader 4, Student Council 3-4, pep as- sembly skits 3, exchange assembly 4, Girls' League assembly 4, graduation usherette 3, Christmas program 3, Public Schools Week program 3, Miss Peanut-for-Polio 4. Jones, Barbara 10, 33, 36, 60, 77, 83, 90, 127, 178, 214 Student Body vice-president 4, Girls' League historian 3, class vice-president 1, class sec- retary 2-3, student council 1-4, commission 3-4, Band 1, Drill Team 2, flag twirler 3, Homecoming princess 1, 3, class play 3, 4, Drama Club 3, Scholarship 1-3, G.A.A. 1-2, class assemblies 1-3, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2, Service Awards Banquet 1-4, exchange assembly 4, exchange student candidate 3, Girls' League Fashion Show model 3, Big Sister Day pro- gram 3, Peanuts-for-Polio co-chairman 4, Christmas Program 4. Jones, Dale 178 F.F.A. 3-4. Jones, Edith 178 Jordan, Janice 178 Student Council 2, 4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, Homemaking Club 1. Kakuda, Roy 55, 102, 112, 178 Cross country 2-4, Student Council 1-3, track 2-4, Commission 4, F.F.A. 1-2, Hi-Y 4. Kappler,kLianne 42, 178 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Kotsudo, Jim 179 Football 2-3. Keiner, Steven 55, 104, 114, 179 Baseball 1-4, football 1-3, basketball 4, Hi-Y treasurer 4, Student Council 4. Kellogg, Paula 41, 179 Jotters' Club 4. Kemper, Marshall 179 Track 3. Kidd, Gary 179 Basketball 3, baseball 3, Spanish Club 3. Kiepler, Bette 179 Transfer 3. Kinsman, Lynn 179 Band 1-3, Stamp Club 1, Engineers' Club 4. Kond, Mimi 166, 179 Class secretary 4. Konwaler, Helen 46, 58, 50, 179 Art Club 1-4 lpresident 4, program chairman 31, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Science Club 2, 4, Photo Club 3-4, Concert Choir 2, School Service Art 2-4, French Club 3, class play 3, office worker 3, lnterclub Council 4, Scholastic Art Awards entry 1-4, clothing drive 2, Christ- mas Dance committee 2, Spring Dance com- mittee 1, Jr.-Sr. Prom 3, pennant and tag sales 1-4. Kroeger, Phyllis 127, 128, 179 Scholarship 3, Spanish Club 3, G.A.A. 4. Kuhn, Clifford 179 Kuner, Dennis 38, 48, 60, 110, 162, 179 Scholarship 4, Photo Club 2-4, class play 4, Gene Norman show 2, Band 2-3, Science Fair 3-4, Most Worthy Argonaut candidate 4. Ladd, Mary Transfer 4. L'Allier, Don 179 Langeberg, Jim Lawrence, Carolyn 179 Leanos, Michael 163, 179 Scholarship Federation 1, mechanical draw- ing honor list 2, Bank of America Award winner 4. Lechner, Bemie 179 Le Grand, Don 179 F.F.A. 1-4 ltreasurer 3, vice-president 41. Leischner, Verna 180 Transferred from Durant High, 4. LeVander, Nancy 35, 75, 180 Homecoming princess 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2 tsec- retary 11, Commission 4, class secretary 2, 3, Jotters' Club 4, Mixed Choir secretary and librarian 3, Girls' League dress representa- tive 3, Girls' Glee president 2, Drill Team leader 3, class assembly 2. Lewellyn, Harry 180 Lewes, Harry 180 Lice, Sarah 180 Lockwood, Eleanor 49, 122, 123, 180 G.A.A. 2-4, Science Explorers 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Bible Club 4, French Club 3. Longo, Shirley 91, 180 Loser, Jean 83, 180 Drill Team 2-3, Argolog staff 1-2 lfeature editor 21, G.A.A. 1-2, Scrub Day 2, Christ- mas Program 4, Homemaking Fashion Show 3, Public Schools Week Program 2. Low, Bob 180 F.F.A. 2-4 lpresident 4, state convention 2- 31, Student Council 1, football 2, Scrub Day 1-2, Farmers' Ball committee 2-3, monitor 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, Public Schools Week pro- gram 3. Loya, Sofio 180 Girls' Glee 1, G.A.A. 1-2. Loza, Mike 40, 46, 49, 110, 180 Tennis 3-4, Future Voters 4, Latin Club 3-4, Argo Engineers 4. Luce, Dee Transferred from Willows High School, 4. Lundin, Hoyt 180 Madsen, Sharon 180 Modern dance 4, Christmas Program 4. Magouirk, Barbara 38, 180 Transferred from North Chicago High School, 4, Scholarship 1-4. Mahn, Roberta 180 Mahoney, Del 180 Manderscheid, Darrell 36, 40, 49, 55, 70, 94,95,l02,111,181 Region V C.A.S.C. president 4, Board of Control chairman 4, Student Council 1-4, class president 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 lpresident 1, chaplain 41, football 1-4, basketball 1-2, cross country 1-4, track 1-4, Lettermen's Club 1-4, Key Club 1-4, Argo Engineers 4, Gold- en Fleece 4, class skit 2-3, Band 1-4, Service Awards Banquet 1-4, clothing drive 2. Marshall, Frank 181 Martin, Dick tat Transferred from Arcadia High School, 4, Argomobile-of-Month December, 4. Martin, Sharon 69, 181 Science Club 3-4, Future Teachers 3-4, Drill Team 4. Martin, Terry 181 Transfer 3. Martin, Wynette 35, 38, 42, 181 Scholarship 1-4, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, G.A.A. 1, 3, Commission 3-4, Phi Tau Alpha 4. Mason, Elmer 181 Mason, Nom-.la 181 Massey, Sharon 181 Matheny, Gay 181 Mathias, Alline 181 Matson, June 181 Mattox, Larry 181 Transferred from Huntington Beach. Maxey, Elmer McCalIa, Dan 181 McCalla, Don 181 Band 1-3, tennis 2-4, class vice-president 3, Student Council 2, Lettermen's Club 3. McClain, Jean 42, 181 Transfer 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Jotters' Club 4, Fu- ture Voters 4, A Cappella 4. McDonaId, Carolyn 181 Transfer 4. McDonald, William 48, 181 Photo Club 2, Radio Club 3-4. McFadden, Pat 42, 182 Transfer 4, Scholarship 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Jotters' Club 4. Mclemore, Shirley 182 McMurray, Kenneth 182 McNay, Michael 182 Basketball 3, Boys' Chorus 3. Menlimer, Jill 33, 36, 38, 39, 77, 182 Student body secretary 4, Board of Control 3, flag twirler 3, Drill Team 1-2, class sec- retary 2, G.A.A. 1-4 lhistorian 31, Student Council 2-4, Commission 3-4, Golden Fleece 4, Girl-of-Month 3, clothing drive 2, Scholar- ship 1-4, Girls League Welcome Committee 2, Service Awards Banquet 3-4, ditch day assembly 3, Girls' League Fashion Show model 3, served at Jr.-Sr. Banquet 2, class skits 2-3, Jr.-Sr. Prom committee 3. Moyer, Carol 182 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Science Club 2-4, Drama Club 4. Miettunen, Diana 39, 42, 51, 53, 54, 91, 127, 182 Transferred from Long Beach 3, Golden Fleece 4, Argolog news editor 4, Scholarship 3, Phi Tau Alpha 3-4 lpresident, vice-presi- dent 41, lnterclub council 4, Argonaut staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, class play 4, G.A.A. 3-4, Homecoming committee 4, C.A.S.C. Conven- tion Banquet 3. Miller, Dennis 35, 40, 55, 94, 182 Football 1-4, Commission 3-4, baseball 1-2, Hi-Y 4, track 2-3, class skits 3-4, clothing drive 2. Mineghino, Jo 182 Mixed Chorus 3, A Cappella 4, synchronized swimming 4, modern dance 3. Minnix, Jeneal 51, 182 Future Nurses 3-4. Mitchell, Judith 54, 182 Sarno, Benny Mitchell, Ronald 182 Transferred from Wilson High, Long Beach, 3. Mitchell, Terry 49, 55, 114, 182 Baseball 1-4, Argo Engineers 4, Hi-Y 4. Mitchell, Wally 45, 52, 61, 84, 115, 182 Mobley, James 182 Radio Club 1, F.F.A. 1-3. Montgomery, Sharon 1 82 Band 2-3, Future Nurses 3-4 ltreasurer 31, Pep assembly 2-3, life saving 4, Pep Club 2. Moody, Carolyn 120, 122, 127, 166, 183 Song leader 3, class treasurer 2, 4, Girls' League program chairman 3, Drill Team 1-2 lleader 21, Commission 3, Golden Fleece 3, class vice-president 2, G.A.A. 1-4 loutstand- ing athlete 1, 21, Lettergirls 3, Student Coun- cil 3, Girls' League Fashion Show model 3, served at Jr.-Sr. Banquet 2, ditch day as- sembly 3, pep assemblies 1, 2, 4, Scrub Day 1-2, French Club secretary 3, Service Awards Banquet 2-3, exchange assembly 4, Christmas Program 4, Public Schools Week program 1-2. Moore, Robert 183 Mortensen, Holly 38, 69, 73, 75, 163, 183 Concert Choir 2-4 ihistorian 3, secretary 41, A Cappella 4, Phi Tau Alpha 3-4, Scholar- ship 1-4, Drill Team 4, Spanish Club 3, Bible Club 2-4 ivice-president 21, Service Awards Banquet 1-2, Operetta 2, Disneyland Christ- mas program 3-4, Variety Show 3-4, Christ- mas Program 1-4. Mullen, Gail 183 Transferred from Hastings, New York, 3. Synchronized swimming 4. Murphy, Joan 183 G.A.A. 3. Nagamatsu, Ernest 10, 33, 35, 36, 39, 40, 61, 94, 97,166,1B3,192 Student Cabinet lassistant business manager 41, class president 4, Golden Fleece presi- dent 4, Commission 4, Key Club 3-4, Varsity Club 4, football 2-4 lArgonaut-of-the-Week 4, captain 21, basketball 2, Elks Leadership Award 4, Coed King Candidate 4, class play 4, Varsity-Faculty football 4, C.A.S.C. Winter Convention 4, Student Council 4, Hi-Y 1-2, Scrub Day 1-2, pep assembly 4. Narasaki, LeRoy 183 Nelson, Barbara 41, 183 Transfer 4, Jotters' Club 4. Newsom, Janet 24, 33, 36, 39, 42, 47, 50, 51, 54, 120, 122, 123, 127, 128, 183 Golden Fleece 4, class treasurer 3, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Student Cabinet 3-4 las- sistant publicity 41, Phi Tau Alpha 2, 3, 4 iparliamentarian, historian 41, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 lvice-president 41, class play 3-4, Argonaut literary editor 4, Tri-Hi-Y Council chaplain 4, G.A.A. 1-4 ltennis manager 31, C.A.S.C. Convention 4, Scrub.Day 1, G.A.A. Awards Banquet 1-4, Lettergirls 3-4 ivice-president 4, secretary 31, Band 1-3, Spanish Club 3, Service Awards Banquet 1, 3, Bible Club 2. Niblack, Bill 33, 36, 40, 55, 61, 75, 102, 113, 183, 192 Student Cabinet athletic commissioner 3-4, Student Council 3-4, Commission 3, track 1-4, cross country 1-4, varsity football man- ager 2-4, varsity basketball manager 2, varsity baseball manager 2, Bible Club 3-4 lvice-president 41, Lettermen's Club 3-4, Hi-Y 4, Key Club 4, Future Voters' Club 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Service Awards Banquet 3, class play 3, 4, pep assemblies 3-4, edi- tor of football programs 4, bulletin board at- tendant 4. Noble, Barbara 35, 127, 183 Class secretary 1-2, Commission 3-4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Girls' League Fashion Show 3, Drill team 2, served at Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet 2, Phi Tau Alpha 3, Girls' League dress representative 1, Student Council 3, Scholar- ship 1, Girls' League Welcome Committee 2, Service Awards Banquet 3, ditch day as- sembly 3, class pep assemblies 1-2, Jr,-Sr. Prom committee 3. Northcutt, Earl 48, 50, 55, 70, 102, 111, 183 Band 1-4, track 2-4, Photo Club 1-4, cross country Argonaut-of-the-Year, co-captain 4, Lettermen's Club 4, World Friendship Club 4, Orchestra 4, Scrub Day 1. Odenbreit, Rolly 109, 183 F.F.A. 1, Swimming team 4. Oglesby, Monty 115, 183 Olinger, Sharon 183 Olinger, Winnie 183 O'Mohundro, Larry 1 12, 183 Football 1, track 3-4, cross country 4, Scrub Day 1. Osborn, Carolyn 184 Pep Club 2, Student Council 4. osbome, sud 40, 41, 55, 94, 96, 111, 184 Football 2, 3, 4, track 3, 4, baseball 2, Let- termen's Club 4, Hi-Y 4. Oswalt, Donna 191 Scholarship 1-4, Science Club 2, Choir 1-4, Bible Club 2. Pabitzky, Carol 184 Transfer 4. Pabitzky, Saundra 184 Transfer 4. Paff, Joseph 25, 18 Transferred from New Brighton High School 4, Student Council 4. Page, Arlene Park, Kathy 35, 166, 4 184 184 Class secretary 4, Drill Team 3, Pep Club 2, Girl-of-Month 3, Girls' League dress repre- sentative 3, Christmas Program 4, Girls' League Banquet 3, Fashion Show model, Graduation usherette 3. Pattison, Jack 95, 184 Football 2-4, basketball 1, Hi-Y 1, 3, Band 1-3, baseball 1, Lettermen's Club 4, swim- ming 2, Scrub Day 1. Pearce, Jerry 184 Radio Club 1, Hi-Y 3, Pedersen, Kenny 184 Basketball 3. Pekarek, Bob GG, 184 Lettermen's Club 4, Hi-Y 4, football 4. Perez, Steve 184 Persson, Blenda Petrasek, Gail 49, 73, 184 Concert Choir 3-4, Science Club 4. Pettengill, Wayne 184 Transfer 4, Argo Engineers 4. Phillips, Sharon 184 G.A.A. 3. Pickering, Maryann 184 Drill Team 1-2, Christmas Program 4. Pike, Walter 184 Piper, Joan 185 Ponce, Richard 40, 55, 94, 96, 165, 185 Football 1-4 lPlayer-of-the-Year 41, Letter- men's Club 2-4, Hi-Y 4, basketball 1. Porter, Arlene 17, 127, 185 Price, Carol 51, 185 Tri-Hi-Y 1-4, French Club treasurer 3, Science Club 2-3, Phi Tau Alpha 3-4 ltreasurer 41, Student Council 3, G.A.A. 1-2, Future Nurses Club 3, Bible Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y assembly 2. Pyle, Genoa 185 Queia, Delores 35, 41, 69, 185 Student Council 2, Drill Team 4, Jotters' club vice-president 4. Quick, Paul 94, 185 Football 3-4, track 3-4, Lettermen's Club 4, Commission 3. Ramos, Felipa 185 Raddatz, John Science Club 2-3, track 2, basketball 2. Rapp, Janine 185 Transferred from Britt, Iowa, 4. Redfearn, David 35, 36, 40, 45, 49, 52, 55, 61,95,102,110,185 Commission 4, Student Council 4, class play 4, Orange County Science Fair 3, 4, Service Awards Banquet 4, Scrub Day 2, football 3-4, track 3, tennis 3, 4, cross country 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Hi-Y vice-president 4, Drama Club 4, Science Club 4, Future Voters 4, exchange assembly 4, class as- sembly 4. Reid, Roger 185 Scholarship 4, Latin Club 3-4. Reinties, Cornelis 185 Reno, Gordon 185 Baseball 4, cross country 3. Rice, Janet 185 Richey, Clark 45, 52, 61, 62, 84, 85, 185 Transferred from Amarillo High School 3, Drama Club 3-4, class play 4, State contest play 4, Variety Show 4, The Bat , French Club treasurer 4. Rider, Ruth 185 Riley, Bill 45, 62, 185 Roberts, Jim 55, 186 Robinson, Allen 35, 36, 38, 40, 49, 79, 186 Golden Fleece president 4, Key Club 4, Scholarship 3-4, Science Award 1, golf 2, Lettermen's Club 3-4, Photo Club 1-3, Argo Engineers 4, Commission 4, speech compe- tition 3, class assembly 3. Robinson, Russell 186 Transferred from Artesia High School, 3. Rogers, Darrell 186 Routt, Mona 186 Art Club 1-2, Tri-Hi-Y treasurer 3, Christ- mas Program 4, Public Schools Week 3. Rubin, Darryl 10, 186 Baseball 2, Hi-Y 1. Russ, Janiece Russell, Ethel 186 Sammons, Jim 186 55, 98, 112, 186 Transferred from Montebello High School, 3, Commission 4, Hi-Y 4, baseball 3-4, foot- ball 4. Sarno, Mamerto 40, 55, 95, 112, 186 Transferred from Montebello High School, 3, football 4, track 3-4, Hi-Y 4, Lettermen's Club 4. ' Savage, David 186 Commission 3, Photo Club 1-3, class play 3. Schimph, Eileen 186 Schiveley, Lynn 10, 32, 36, 39, 55, 61, 77, 102,111,162,163,186 Student Body president 4, Board of Control 3, class president 2, Student Council 1, Commission 3, Key Club 1-4,-Golden Fleece 3-4, cross country 1, 4, track 2-4, Letter- men's Club 3-4, Hi-Y 1, 4 lsecretary 1, treas- urer 41, Scholarship 1-4, class play 4, Radio Club secretary 3, Spanish Club 3, Service Awards Banquet 1-4, class pep assembly 4. Schlager, Robert 186 Schmitt, Jack 186 Gymnastics 2-4, football 2, assemblies 2-3. Schoonover, Pat 35, 36, 42, 47, 84, 86, 120, 122, 125, 127, 186,199 G.A.A. 1-4 ltreasurer 31, Variety Show 4, Commission 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Lettergirls 3-4 lpresident 41, Student Council 3-4, Scrub Day 1-2, Service Awards Banquet 3, Inter- club Council 4, exchange assembly 4. Schuler, Jim 186 Scipione, Anita 187 Peanuts for Polio drive 4. Scovel, Emma Lou 187 Sellers, Judith Lundblade 42, 180 Tri-Hi-Y 4, G.A.A. 1-2, Christmas Program 2, Homemaking Club 1. Sellers, Margaret 187 Sharp, Evie 25, 49, 50, 51, 187 G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Future Nurses 3-4 isecretary 31, Science Club 3-4, Nurse's helper 2-4, cafeteria helper 2-4, operetta 2, Chorus concert 1, Concert Choir 2, Mixed Chorus 1. Sharpness, Sally 39, 49, 68, 187 Golden Fleece 4, Science Club 3-4 lpresident 41, Drill Team 4. Sheets Marlene 137 Shellenbarger, Bill 94, 187 Football 2-4, F.F.A. 1-4 lpresident 31, base- ball 1, Lettermen's Club 3-4. Shew, lyle 137 Shinoda, Naomi 137 G.A.A. 1-2. Short, Bill 55, 94, 97 Simpson, Dale 187 Sinez, Carol 187 Smith, Ken 33, 36, 47, 53, 91, 187 Argolog staff 1-4 ieditor 3-4, sports editor 1-21, Student Council 3, Student Body pub- .W . . .-...----- ,V-.......,... . . ..,, .. .,.- licity chairman 4, Photo Club 4, OrCoHi Press Club 2-4 lpublicity chairman 3, presi- dent 41, Spanish Club 3-4, Argonaut pho- tographer 4, Santo Ana College Journalism Awards lBest Journalist, Best Photographer 41, Service Awards Banquet 3-4. Snook, Gene 191 Soest, Karen 41, 50, 51, 122, 123, 127, 128, 187 G.A.A. 1-4, Future Nurses 3-4 lvice-presi- dent 3, president 41, Library helper 3, Jot- ters' Club 4, Science Club 4, class play 3, lnterclub Council 4, Lettergirls 4. Soule, Cora Sue 187 Sprouse, Phyllis 187 Stallicup, Betty 187 Standley, Sheila 187 Transferred from Wilson High, Long Beach, 3. Christmas Program 3-4, G.A.A. 3, Tri- Hi-Y 3. Starkey, Shirley 41, 191 Jotters' Club 4. Steele, Pauline 188 Stevens, Jo 35, 36, 39, 64, 83, 85, 87, 127,128,164,188 Farmers' Ball princess 2, song leader 4, class vice-president 1, Golden Fleece 4, Hello Daze Queen 1, Student Council 4, Welcoming Committee 3, Girls' League dress representa- tive 1, rally committee 4, class skit 1, Scrub Day 1, G.A.A. 3-4, Variety Show 2-4, danced at Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Girls' League assemblies 1-3, modern dance activities 3-4. Stewart, Robert 66, 188 Transferred from Wilson High, Long Beach, 4, Artie Argonaut 4. Stites, Chester 188 F.F.A. 1-4 lsecretary 41, water polo 3. Stone, Sharon 188 Stout, Paul 188 Hi-Y 1-2, football 1-3, basketball 1-2- gymnastics 2. lSuIIivan1 Turavvsky, Virginia 188 Takahashi, Joe 91, 188 Tanner, Marie 17, 36, 42, 47, 49, 51, 54, 69, 91, 188 Student Council 4, Drill Team 4, Argonaut staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Phi Tau Alpha 3-4, Science Club 3-4 lvice-president1 4, Span- ish Club 3, Pep Club 2. Taylor, Mildred 47, 49, 53, 54, 188 Argolog staff 1, 3, 4 lfeature editor 31, Ar- gonaut assistant girls' sports editor 4, Tri- Hi-Y 3, Science Club 3-4, Phi Tau Alpha 3, French Club 3, Spanish Club 4, Scrub Day 1, OrCoHi Press Club correspondence secre- tary 4, clothing drive 2. Terronez, Elizabeth 188 G.A.A. 2. Thiessen, Bert 40, 114, 188 Baseball 1-4, basketball 2, Lettermen's Club 4. Thomas, Carol 36, 37, 39, 42, 45, 48, 50, 54, 61, 83, 90, 120, 122, 162, 188 Girls' League vice-president 4, class vice- president 3, class play 4, student council 4, lnterclub Council secretary 4, Girls' League Fashion Show commentator 3, A.F.S. ex- change student to Germany 3, Farmers' Ball princess 3, Pasadena Play tournament 4, C.A.S.C. convention 4, Argonaut photog- raphy editor 4, Service Awards Banquet 3-4, G.A.A. 2-4, Photo Club 2-4 lsecretary 3-41, Christmas Program 3, 4, ditch day assembly 3, Future Voters 4, Drama Club 4, Science Club 2-3 lsecretary 31, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, World Friendship Club 3-4, Phi Tau Alpha 4, French Club vice-president 3, Gene Norman Show 3, Public Schools Week program 2-3, Science Fair 2. Thomas, Mariorie 35, 36, 166, 188, 199 Tri-Hi-Y 2, served at Jr.-Sr. Banquet 2, Drill Team 2, Girls' League Fashion Show model 3, Commission 4, Student Council 4, Christ- mas Program 4, class treasurer 4. Thomton, Frank 94, 97, 104, 191 Thorpe, Jean 25, 42, 188, 192 G.A.A. 1-2, Christmas Program 4, pep as- sembly skit 2, special Homemaking Club protect for hospitals 3, Mother-Daughter Tea Hostess 2-3, Girls' League assembly 4, G.A.A. Conference 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Future Nurses 3-4 lpresident 31, French Club 3, Christmas Dance decorating 2, Scholarship 1, served at Football Banquet 3. Torres, Trinidad 188 Truesdale, Carole 188 Latin Club 3. Tucker, Terry 35, 39, 40, 61, 65, 163, 189 Yell leader 3-4, Student Council 1-3, Com- mission 3-4, class play 3, 4, Golden Fleece 4, Key Club 2-4, Art Club 1-3, Photo Club 3, Drama Club 4, assembly skits 2, 3, ditch day assembly 3, Argolog staff 1, Service Awards Banquet 1-4, Cal-Nev-Ha District Key Club convention 3-4, Key Club Division lV conference 3, 4, Orange County Key Clubs president 4, A.F.S. district representa- tive 4, C.A.S.C. convention 3, Science Fair 4, Tuman, Pete 189 F.F.A. 2-4 lsecretary 3, reporter 41, Farmers' Ball committee 3, Public Schools Week pro- gram 3. Turnbull, Sharon 189 Tyzbir, James 189 Hi-Y 1-2, Student Council 3. Vaughn, Dee 189 Venhaus, loyann 24, 189 Library helper 4. Vernoy, Charles 191 F.F.A. 2. Viau, Roland 189 Vilar, Elena 36, 50, 189 Exchange student from Spain 4, Student Council 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, World Friendship Club 4, Orchestra lfirst violin1 4. Visser, Eldita 38, 41, 45, 49, 60, 62, 83, ' 189 Drama Club 1-4, Scholarship 1-4, class play 4, Science Club 2-4, Jotters' Club treasurer 4, The Bat 4. Wachtel, Judy 35, 42, 189 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Future Nurses 4, Future Voters 4, monitor 3-4. Wadsworth, Donna 47, 49, 53, 189 Argolog staff 4, Science Club 3-4, Tri- Hi-Y 3, Phi Tau Alpha 3, Spanish Club 4, OrCoHi Press Club 4, Scrub Day 1, French Club 2, clothing drive 2. ' Waffle, Robert 189 Football 2, water polo 3, swimming 3, Com- mission 3. Waggoner, Anita 189 Wagner, Nancy 189 Walker, Jerry 35, 39, 189 Commission 4, Golden Fleece 4, class play 3, Jr.-Sr. Prom decoration chairman 3, tennis 3. Ward, Jackie 25, 42, 50, 51, 163, 189 Phi'Tau Alpha 3-4, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, French Club 3, Student Council 1-2, G.A.A. 1, Christmas Program 3-4, Homemaking Fash- ion Show 3, Scholarship 1, Jr.-Sr. Prom dec- oration 3, danced at G.A.A. convention and Girls' League installation 4, served at Mother-Daughter Tea 3, special Homemaking proiect for hospitals 3, Bank of America Award winner 4. Wasinack, Wally 40, 189 Student Council 2, baseball 2-4, football 3, Lettermen's Club 4. Watkins, Dick 4, 66, 98, 112, 164, 190 Class yell leader 2, Key Club 2-4, Hi-Y 4, track 1-4, football 1-4, Key Club district treasurer 4, basketball 1, Argomobile-of- Month 3, Service Awards Banquet 3, Stu, dent Council 3-4, Co-ed king candidate 4, Artie Argonaut 4. Watkins, June 67, 190 Latin Club 3, G.A.A. 2-4, Maiorette 4. Watson, Bill 190 Weaver, Sandra 190, 199 Wedmore, Larry 190 Weinheimer, James 35, 39, 40, 43, 70, 95, 190, 192 Band 1-4, Key Club 3-4 lpresident 41, Com- mission 4, football 3-4, track 3-4, Golden Fleece 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Photo Club 1, class play 4, Bible Club 1, 3, 4 lpublicity manager 41, lnterclub Council organizing chairman 4, Weightlifting Club 2, Service Awards Banquet 1, 3, 4, ditch day as- sembly 3. Wheeler, Lawrence 190 Transfer 3, Hi-Y 4. Whistler, Rodger 190 Wietor, Marty 190 Wilderdyk, Laura 35, 47, 69, 120, 122, 124,125,127,128, 165,190 Commission 4, Drill Team 4, G.A.A. 1-4 lsoftball manager, hockey captain1. Willenbring, Joel 1 1 1 Willmarlh, Judy 38, 47, 49, 70, 118, 122, 127, 128,162,190 Scholarship 1-4, G.A.A. 2-4 lmanager 3, president 41, Lettergirls 4, Science Club 2-4, Orchestra 1-4, Band 3-4, Latin Club 4, Pep Club 2, Service Awards Banquet 2, Girls' League Fashion Show 2-4, Disneyland Christ- mas program 3-4, operetta 2, Christmas pro- gram 1-4. Williams, Beverly 191 Transferred from North Providence High School, Rhode Island, 4, Scholarship 4, office worker 4. Wilson, Carl 45, 46, 60, 62, 190 Drama Club 1-4 lvice-president 3, publicity chairman 41, Latin Club 3-4 lpublicity chair- man 4, class play 3, 4, Redlands speech contest 3, Pasadena play tournament 2, 3, 4, Orange Coast play contest 3, Long Beach State speechg contest 4, Art Club 4, ditch day assembly 3, The Bat 4, drama class as- sembly 3, Bible Club 1, Optimist Club speech contest 2, Scrub Day 1, auditorium dedica- tion ceremonies 3, Christmas Program 2, 3, summer dramatic presentation 3. Winkler, Joe Winning, David 91, 190 Wolven, Dave 190 Yoshioka, Bill 190 Football 1-2, basketball 102, track 1-3, Photo Club 1-3. Young, Michael 40, 73, 190 Football 1-4, track 1-3, Key Club 1-4, Variety Show 3, 4, Commission 4, Concert Choir 3-4 lpresident 3, business manager 41, operetta 2, Hi-Y 1, Science Club 1, Bible Club 1, 2, 4. Zimmerman, Jane 35, 38, 54, 118, 191 G.A.A. 2-4 lvice-president 41, commission 4, Argonaut girls' sports editor 4, Student Council 3, A.F.S. exchange student finalist 3, Scholarship 2-4 lsecretary 31, lnterclub Council 4, Scholarship Conference delegate 2, Science Award in biology 2, class play 3, 4, Christmas Program 3, Girls' League Fash- ion Show model 3, Service Awards Banquet 3-4, G.A.A. Conference recorder 4, G.A.A. Awards Banquet 2-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 lpublicity chairman 31, Jr.-Sr. Prom committee 3, Orange County Science Fair Award 3, Grad- uation announcement committee 4, usherette at Graduation 3, French Club 3, Photo Club 3, Pep Club 2, clothing drive 2. gym gown Www Hue il Argo student gets beauty sleep In class Flood erupts as Sandra Weaver opens locker door. Oooo! It tackles, says Gayle Addison Miss Barkley beams as she basks in as Margery Thomas zups her up. sunlught. 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Efferson 7-10:53 V Tell them you saw their ad in the ARGONAUT BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 from CHROME-NICKEL PLATING COMPANY 3230 Tweedy Boulevard Lynwood, California Phone LOrain 6-6188 Specializing in automotive replating Bumper straightening and exchange service A Cappella Activities ....... Administration ..... Administrators ....... Board of Trustees ..... District administrators District personnel . . . Principal ....... Superintendent . . . Vice-principal ... Advertisements . . . Argo Dances .... Co-Ed ...... Hello Daze ... Arglog staff ...... Argonaut staff .... Art Club ......... Artie Argonaut ....... Award winners ....... 75 .58-91 .. 6-29 .. 11 8 9 ...9 .. 10 8 11 201-214 .77-79 ...78 ..77 ..53 ..54 ..5O ....66 ....91 Bank of America Award winners 163 Baseball ............ Junior varsity . . . Varsity ...... Basketball .... B ......... C ........... Junior varsity ... Varsity ....... . . . Bus Drivers ....... Caesaris Rascalis . .. Cafeteria staff ...... Christmas Program ....... Classes .......... . Freshmen .... Sophomores .. Juniors .... Seniors . . . Club projects .. Concert Choir . .. Cross country . . . Drama Club ... Drill Team ... Engineers . .. Faculty ........... Art ............... Business Education .. Homemaking ...... Industrial Arts .... Language Arts . Mathematics .... Music ............ Physical Education .. 114-115 115 114 103-108 .. 107 108 106 104-105 ....26 46 ....27 . 82-83 130-200 132-143 144-153 154-161 162-198 57 ....73 102 45 .68-69 49 .12-23 ....20 .. 18 .. 19 ....21 .14-15 16 20 . 22-23 Imac Science ...... Social Studies . . . Faculty frolics . . . Flag Twirlers .... . . Football ............ Argonauts-of-Week . B ............... C ........... Junior varsity . .. Varsity ........... French Club ......... Freshman class officers Future Nurses ........ Future Voters ,....... G.A.A. cabinet . .. G.A.A. snaps .... Girls' Chorus .... Girls' Ensemble . .. Girls' Sports .... Badminton . .. Basketball .... Hockey ..... Swimming .... Tennis ..... Volleyball .. Golden Fleece .. Golf ............... Hi-Y ............... Homecoming princesses Homecoming queen . .. Homemaking Club .... Jasonairs ....... .. . Jason Awards ..... Jotters' Club ...... Junior assembly .... Junior class officers . . . Key Club .......... Lettergirls' Club . . . Lettermen's Club .... Librarian ......... Library Science .... Magic assembly . .. Maintenance . . . Maiorettes ...... Marching Band . .. Miscellany .......... Most Worthy Argonauts Music Activities ....... Nurse .......... Nurse's Helpers . . Office personnel . . . Orchestra ....... 17 12-13 29 ... 66 94-101 96-97 98-100 .. 101 95 94-97 .. .... 52 .. 132 ...51 ...56 118-119 129 75 ......74 117-129 128 .. 120-121 125 124 122-123 .. 126-127 39 115 ..55 .......81 ..8O ....52 ....74 ...28 ....41 ..87 154 40 47 40 ..24 ....24 ....87 ....26 67 70-71 .. .... 90 162 ..,.76 ....25 ....25 ....25 72 Organizations . . . 30-57 Parting thoughts . .. . 216 PhiTauAlpha... ....51 Photo Club ................. 48 Plays ............. 60-63, 88-89 Heaven Can Wait ........ 63 My Sister Eileen' . . . 60-61 The Bat ............... 62 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ............ 88-89 Radio Club .... .. 48 Red Cross .., -- 41 Scholarship .... . . 38 Science Club ... .. 49 Senior Best ....... . . . 164-165 Senior class officers ......... 166 Song leaders .......... . . 64 Sophomore class officers ..... 144 Spanish Club ............... 47 Sports ...... . 92-129 Stage Crew ...... .. 56 Stamp Club .......... Student Government . . . Board of Control .... Cabinet .......... Commissioners ....... . . Girls' League officers . lnterclub Council .... . . . Student Body president Student Body secretary Student Body vice-president . .... 46 32-37 ....34 .. 33 ..35 ..37 ..34 ......32 ......33 ..33 Student Council ............ 36 Student snapshots 143, 153, 161, 192, 199, 200 Swimming . . ......... 109 Tennis .... ........ 1 10 Track .... ..111-113 B . . . .... . 112 C ...... . .. 113 Varsity . . . . 111 Tri-Hi-Y ..... . . . 42-44 Advisers .... .. 42 Council ... .. 42 Freshman . .. . . 44 Junior .... ,, 43 Senior ...... ,, 42 Sophomore ........ 43 Variety Show .........,.. 84-86 World Friendship Club ........ 50 Yell leaders ........... . . . 65 'Q --,, Dave Dowling, Argonaut editor, prepares final mes- sage To seniors. . As we pass over The campus of Garden Grove High for The lasf Time as sfudenfs, leT us recall The many exper- iences Thaf have made our school so close To us. William Spooner once said I remember your name perfecrly, but I iusf can'T Think of your face. The '57 ARGONAUT staff hopes Thaf This yearbook will be a reminder of names, faces, and evenTs and will always be in your proud pos- session. Some friends we have made will always be close, while others will be remembered as you look Through The pages of This book, remember The words To The Alma MaTer - 'Argonaufs endeavor . . . our besT we sTrive To be ', --David Dowling Editor, ARGONAUT I957 How excellent is Thy name in all The earth -Psalms VIII, 9 STUDENTS board buses for The final Trip To a summer of work and fun, is 5, l ,X GROI' E uxiox HIGH SCH '-3-IL' W OOL V Wkrsxis fl IZ .. '4 6940312 -5. 5- , CfZIZOfl46?l' 1'I'L'flfl'0II vuauswses or vue aooxsrol ms DISCRIMINATINCK KVM' ZICYIVLUOA X7-flllltf - A Monro vin C1111 f0I'lll'l1 ...., . ' NH-'v-' ' '- lv - f NS. fi' ga.: 5 0 . : 1 in I A V ' .At A . 'erik' ,'.f,?3. ,ji Q f' I ra, egg. E frbfgjd-2352445 -S -, 'VE' ' J 1 4 li CAROL THOMAS Top Girl 'f K DAVID DOWLING Top Boy 74 Honoring the top TOO srudenfs occording To service poinrs, The onnuol Service Awords Bonquer wos held Moy 2OTh in Argo Holl. Corol Thomos ond Dovid Dowling were presenfed Trophies os The high point students during The yeor. Eoch of The Top Ten boys ond Top len girls were oworded rnedols sionifvino service. Front, left to righr Jill Menzimer, lnurel AAGlTfl VSClX4?lCl Jone-1Newsoni, .loy Jewell, Cforol Thornos, Boilmro Jones, Ccninen Bluhm, Dunno Mieriunen, Pris Barker, Carol Carter Second linwMirchell,Willc1rd Berry lynn Schiveley Drive Dowling Dennis l-lusty Darrell Mcinrlerscheicl .lim Weinlieirner Ernie Nngorncitsu Terry Tucker, Bill Nloluck 'IKM' ,pw Ny? ., .,g, . L'- fi fi N Mwss Dons Putdwer awards a pm to Laura Wnldcrdyk as the oufsfand wg sensor m G A A as Joanna Marsh yumor and Sallx Valontnno frcshmarw await Vhenr puns Gflfl. A Jeanne Marsh llcffl accepvs the prosuffwt 5 ggaval from Judy Wlllmarrh returmg G A A prvsndent Judy Wwllmarth Irughrl presents piaque to Pat Schoonovcr for havmg accumulated The most points clurmg four years ID G A A . Q Q' Y 'D1'..u ' n js: if f' , 6 . t f- E I , 1 C I 9 was The annual banquef. AT ThaT Time The seIecTion of Girl of The Year, Irene Balandran, and Girls' League Officer of The Year, Margy Davis, were for- mally announced. irnaxing The varied acfiviTie s of The Girls' Lea ue MARGY DAVIS Officer of The Year of 8011 Retiring officers IefT to 'h IRENE BALANDRAN Miss January , ng 1- Donna Bules, Joy Jewell, Pns Barker, Linda Clarke Miss Diane Gray, adviser, Mrs, Eileen LaBarThe, adviser, LaVeTa Daniel, Clareen Sasse Margy Davis, Carol Thomas, Molly Grafton ,-,.,, ,.. .,.g..---1 'I K I Mmm MYRNA NATLAND Miss October KAY BLACK CLAUDIA SCHILLER Mlss December Miss Febfk-'UVY DELORE5 QUEJA SHARON LA FONTAINE Miss April Miss Moy ANITA WILLIAMS Mmss November -Q ',J-F-3 fo- if SANDIE BEARBOWER Miss March LOU FRENCH SMALL Muss June '14-I i 1.1 ' ,,,x X QQ040 Uma Sponsored loy The Golden Fleece, The Calypso Cruise dance was one of The lighter affairs of The school year. Everyone was casually arrired and enioyed an evening of dancing with enter- Tainrnenr by The creative dance class Grrls from the creative dance class provrde eniertammenf, Darrell 'Vlanderschexol llelll and Les Marm- bourg ser up decoratrons for the dance ol g X -le if I X Janet Newsom pours a Srngapore Slnng for an anxious cU5romer. Mlke Slagle and Mrllue Dovls dance To cr calypso number Spending a year in Garden Grove were American Field Ser- vice exchange students Elena Vilar of Barcelona, Spain, and Hal Buflod of Oslo, Norway. Seniors Carol Thomas and Wil- lard Berry spent last summer in Europe, and iunior Jim Mitchell went To Germany this summer. HAL BUFLOD ELENA VILAR Norway Spain 49 Carden Groves exchange students listen to Carol Thomas tell of her experiences in Germany last summer Left to right are Carol Willard Berry Jim Mitchell Hal Buflod and Elena Vilar nr, FT' A .I Jean Fogeiberg Carol Meyer and Dowd Wunnmg show Wovk. they orcornplwshe-d mn the-wr ceromwf course 1 ! ... yr M121 Stuffnng buds for G bwoNogy collecvon kept John Gwynne busy for many hours Swummlng classes present on exhnbmon during BQ Q Ln Swsfer day .- -4a. av' 4- ' -I Tokmg pun In the modern dance ossem- rf-f ..4, L bly are Donna Bules lbockgroundl ond Cloreen Sosse. 9'--'IX -sa. url Saw. gs'-5 ' S7 - SF' - K M 4 ' , FS , :T ' - ,, L - .. ' 1, 4 . --di-L ' il- YA -RT Y' - V 0 VR-,V -bf' . , .- ' - ,d -I- fx---f - -Q , .59 . I V g - 1 -5 M421 x , ,rf Vlsrtrng chorr performs at Southern California Choral Festa' vul held rrw Garden Grove G rls League offrcers show the dos and donts dress at assembly. Senror Duane Hopkms models a dress at an nual Grrls League fashron show Frank Chester odgusts motor mohrle of the Year If .. K ' I on hrs roadster which won the tstle of Argo- -..-...B it .,., i Couples dance To dreamy music. i l Queen Jo and King Lyle. Couple listens To The music, Xftlubfb - ' pfmwo Dancing To The enchanfing music of KeiTh Williams' STar- bursTs This year's prom was held at Santa Ana College sTudenT union. The highlighT of The evening was The crown- ing of seniors Lyle Adle and lo Sfevens as king anol queen of The prom. Seniors Anne Carlton, KaThy Bisch, Marlowe Clark, Lynette Eulberg, and Gerald Brady relax offer a dance flfgfaf Dance MomenTs To Remember vvos The Theme of The second onnucil all nighT grciducmon dcince. Shelley Monne ond His Men provided The music vviTh Anim O'Dc1y os vocolisT. The dcince was planned by ci senior commiTTee cind received much help from The cxdult chczirmcxn, Mrs. NorThcuTT, ond her com- mitfees. ' I Enioying refreshmenvs ore seniors Beverly Williams, Lynn Schiveley, Mmm Tunnel cind Bien cle Boer Lawrence Wheeler and Helen Konwfiloi sign Anno ODc1y enchonls ilu- clgnqi-rg Wifl1 hp, singing Mnny couples clrince late into Gln- niqlil Semors portray themselves an lover lnfe l o Mr Krrsclw lWr1lly Mrlcllelll deoclorlzcs gluclcmt llynne Cooperl before floss may bvrg Rlck Allen mes lwls luck at semor bnzoor Lyle Adlo cmd Mury Anno Hglwfower rlf-pm llmcmsclvos clurmg SL-mor ussenlnly Volleyball was a popular sport at the senior faculty DIUNIC Mr Donald Jordan duscusses the clnflurent colleges 321 ' Wnlw Wally Mnclw-ll and Mrs Juno Adams Senlors verslon of an Egyphon pyramld Many of Wh? grrls pIL'lt'rIt'll to rake V cosy uv ilu pc 4 i 1 -an Thursday evening, June l3'rh, was a time never to be lorgoffen by The 387 members ol The Class ol l957. Bob Ballevv, Pris Barker, Willard Berry, and Carl Wilson spoke on The Essence of Time. 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