Gardena High School - El Arador Yearbook (Gardena, CA)

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N. 9. so msn 561-1 ,i XT . If ., by mmf, -Y r' 4.-:gg ,Q PLAY PRODUCTION CLASS ROW 1: McGoldrick, Matthews, Binford, Hines, Averson, Kauffman, Worcester, Cocks, McNeil. ROW 2: Birkman, Groot, Heinzman, Paulus, Diekmann, Vollmer, Taylor, Oldham, Withers, Mrs. Todd, Sponsor. ROW 4: Giuliano, Wheeler, Markos, Stebbins, Watkins, Cayton, Bickford, Saunders, Buck. PLAY PRODUCTION CLASS The purpose of Play Production class, sponsored by Mrs. Todd, is to produce the Senior Class plays, and to raise money for the class gift. The profit of the Senior Class play is placed in the student body fund and appropriated to the art fund for the purchase of the Senior Class gift, traditionally a painting for the school Art Collection. This year the play Meet Me in St. Louis was produced during the fall semester. The scenes shown on this page are from Best Foot Forward, the spring production. Play Production class is assisted by the Stage and Sound Crews, the make- up group Masaue and Palette, the art and poster groups, Print Shop, the music groups, Dance Production, the Business Office and Mrs. Peddicordg the FBLA Ca business clubl assisted in ticket sales, and service groups assisted with ushering. CAST OF MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Winifred Birkman, Donna Withers, Eddie Saunders, Landis Bickford, Margie Olivares, Charles Stebbins, Mary Lynn Rankin, Sheila McGoldriclf, Douglas Francis, Nancy Daniels, Shirly Young, Ierry Sutherlin, Marian Heinz- man, Arlene Gregory, Harold Firstman, Bob De Boer, Iune Gold, Russell Beville, Iohn Young. sms 1, sy., -. . 39 . me ll l I

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LARK STAFF - SUMMER '54 ROW 1: Young, Colgrave, Such, Vollmer, Allen, Diekmann, Carlson, O'Brien, Hiroshige, Mansfield, Carvalho, Puckett. ROW 2: Campbell, Hughes, Delabak, O'Connell, Cervantes. Villella. Mason. Binford, Paulus. Bridges, Bagwell, Petlebone. Helgeson, Williams, Calfee. Bruns. ROW 3: Miss Matthews, Mrs. Cruickshank, Mrs. Tittle. Vandeman, Davison, Owens, Munsey, Mason, Pascoe, Gesler. Taylor. Otero. Guymon, Sparks. ROW 4: Coach Smith, Bailey, Walden, Fujii, Young, Schroeder, Francis, Higgins, Nagaoka, Rankin, Fink, Sulherlin. Gne of the major changes during the spring semester was made in the management of Gardena High's weekly, THE LAHK. At the instigation of the prin- cipal, four separate classes were established, one for each page of the paper. lnstead of ten to fifteen students writing for THE LARK, there were approxi- mately fiftyg instead of one advisor, there were four. The new set-up included a news reporting class composed of Senior High students, under the editor- ship of Sheila McGoldrick and ludy Vollmer, This class wrote for and made up the first page of THE LARK. The second page was edited by a creative writing class which substituted original verse, stories, and other feature items for the 'gossipyn class columns of previous semesters. lunior High students only, with the assistance and guidance of Dorothy Carvalho, a B-12, gathered news and wrote stories of interest to the seventh and eighth grade people - Gardena's lunior High. The fourth page, under the supervision of one of the coaches, more than adequately covered the various sports for the spring semester, LARK STAFF-WINTER '54 Gaskell, Tolley, Mrs. Cruickshank. Carvalho, Diekmann. McGoldrick. Guyman. Vollmer. Sakurai, DePriest, Kauffman. g.k' 1 Ta