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

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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

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If Q9 'X....- 'if 'f' ff X f ' 5 -M' X Y ,Tfqkg tfrK9?' ...B as ' 5 m . n' v-f,. M rf' f 4 tr, ,K h i -4 , Q, I. ' , , 4 1 3 2 : ,J 'Q as , ut' ,L .'l will .1 tl it ' s MR. WATAI Advisor. Bookkeeping. Advertising and Subscription Sales, Photography and Picture Scheduling. Donna Holloway. Iunior High School Editor. Mfifgaret Locarmnl. assistant to Donna. E1 Arador , A,-V I X Barbara Arndt. Darlene Davis. Grace Genant, Lois 141 5,4 N fl ' fl 4Q' w f A,5.q In tlfi-4-f't 'NI ., C . I ,,,.L4. 'K '-sit. V n . hx-, KX, xy R f A9 ih- ' Hiller. Dr. Ibanez - Editing and Identification. Shirley Webster, Earlene Rush, Barbara Nix. Bob Murakami, Bookkeeping and Selling Group. The responsibilities for the year- book-selling subscriptions and advertising, taking the Volumi- nous shots of school life, faculty and students, and the lay-out and editing which were formerly car- ried on under the sole direction of Mr. Wells, now absent on a year's Around-the-World trip- have been allocated this year to two full-time classes, under two advisors, and to a professional photographer. We hope for the much-needed aid of a third school group with photography Rose Hahill. Holly Harbold, Richard Knecht. Iudy Hollowell,Bookkeeping and Selling Group.