Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1949 volume:

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X EDICMIUN V Turn old hlstory paqesibackwcxrd to the days when gold was lung Hear the heavy cart wheels creakmg and the songs the settlers smq See the camphres sharply gleammg bnghter than the gold they sought Feel theu' tears and smrles remember the great hardshxps that they fought Dauntless men courageous women canng httle for the cost Reachmg out for Cahforma plcxms and deserts wrde they crossed Always somethmg led them onward sometlung more than love of gold An Ideal and a spxnt of these many tales are told To these men who bullt a natlon and who found another state To those people travelmg westward knowmg nothmg of theu' tate To the echo of then' wagon wheels gone rumblmg down the hne We dedxcate th1s STYLUS to the SPIRIT OF FORTY NINE L, . I , ., fvjs' I 'J' g,'r - , AL I, , I6 .,, . L, I I ' . 1 p 'f , ' IJ . . . J 1 f J' L f 7 1, ' -. ,I , 1 J I J , , ' L, v 4 I l. fu .Huy ffl, fy I fl JL f Ll I . 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All I ,, 1 I , ,4 ...f fitsan -si N , Q, 1 1 f . rw V IX TABLE UP CONTENTS Ac1m1mstrat1or1 Faculty and Classroom ACIIVIIIGS Siudent Controls Classes Mus1c Dance and Drama Soc1a1 ACIIVIIIGS Sports Scramble Page I ' ' ' ........ . . 7 II ' ' '...... 11 III .......... 27 IV ............ 37 V Clubs ............. 81 VI ' , ........ 95 VII ' ' ' ' ......... . 109 III ............. 117 . . . . . . . . . . . . 143 yv N W x , Wea Q H1 V dx - ' 15163 JJJY' . kj ff. I 4, EDGAR F KIENHOLZ Boys V1cePnnclpcxl H--A 49-f ADA M SALLSTROM Gxrls Vxce Prmcxpal 52' ELON E HILDRETH Pnnclpal -'Q pv'3h' xr' J T X5 v MR SIHLER MISS CARRINGTON MRS BLANCHE MISS PERSSON MISS NEWTON MISS PERSSON iPhoto No! Avmlublel Jr MPI X CHRISTOFFERSEN MRS GANZ In 106 they type and file And those who cut are brouqhi to tnal. M 5 1-1 XX x ART Our art department is one of the best ln contests it is put to the test It always comes out at the top For they never let their standards drop ART AVOCATION For those who enloy making Jewelry and leather articles this class serves as an outlet for their artistic ability Many lovely bxlltolds purses and belts can be found on display at the end ol each quarter MARY BETH ABBOTT Head of Art Department Art Commercial Art ESTHER CRANDALL Art AVOCGIIODS Costume Design Figure Composition Stagecralt MRS MAMIE VAN DEEVER Art Avocations Applied Art Clay Modeling CLYDE IOHNSON Art Art Avocatlons Drawing and Painting Interior Decorating MRS GEORGIA WOODARD Cosmetology MRS AUDRA PERKINS Cosmetology COSMETOLOGY Planned to give girls practical ap plxcatlon of all things taught in this class the cosmetology students learn the techniques of hair styling, man- icuring, permanent waving and shampcoing. Upon completion of the 1600 hours required by the state a girl may receive her operator's license. HOME NURSING Members ol the home nursing class practice pulse taking, making hos- pital beds, temperature readings and keeping charts. A unit on the care and feeding of babies is also in- cluded in the course, as can be seen by the picture. to is C? 'Vl' ,fl fn ff' -me-of 415, ,K . ,259 Ze .1 ii. 1152. TYPING After seeing Cortez Peters, the world's champion typist, many typist stu- dents were again inspired 10 PNC- tice their finger drills in hopes of earning a typing award for their speed and accuracy. EXPERIMENTAL COLLEGE PRE PARATORY MATH Glendale High was one of the ftrst schools in California to offer this new math course which is designed to cover the essenttals of Mathematics Algebra and Geometry in two years Equations geometric figures graphs square root and many more suhxects are studied in this class IAMES M STEELE Head of Commerce Department Bookkeeping Business Law NYLA CHAPMAN Office Practice Typing Comptometer GLADYS SCHNOOR Business Anthmetxc Applied Mathe matics Geometry HENRIETTA HUYSSEN Shorthand Typmg Comptometer MARY CIRCLE Typing MARION WOLFORD BOOK STORE In our book store most anything can be found From a chemistry book to a Peter Paul s Mound They sell papers and pencils erasers and pens And anything else toward which your mind tends STUDENT BANK PARTY This annual celebration was emoyed by members of the student bank and their guests Members of the bank handle the funds of the schools or gamzatxons and receive experience as clerks typtsts and bookkeepers I . . . l. . , Q v ' . ' 2. K 3. 4. 5. 6. Bookkeeping. Merchandising, Typing wa , ' ' 5 AA 4 K M A I 'vs - , K ' 1 .X . . 'G QQ, ' . ll '50 4'- Qat, NWA EVA LITCHFIELD. English, lournalism, Life and Literature: DELMAR EDMONDSON, English: ANNA S. ELAM, Head ot English Department, English, Senior Composition. MARION UNDERWOOD. Drama, English. Oral English: MARY HAIRGROVE. English: MARY GOLDSMITH. English. Lite and Literature. THESPIANS The Natxonal Thespxan Socxety IS an organlzatlon to further the advancement of dramatxc arts ln secondary schools Membership IS honorary and hmxted to those students who have attamed hxgh standards rn the held of drama RADIO WORKSHOP The radto workshop class broadcasts Glendale I-hgh Presents each week over Statxon KIEV These shows are wrltten dxrected transcnbed by the students with student actors and announcers brrnqxng the show to lrfe Thus course ts planned to gxve experience to stu dents wlth a lmaclr lor wrmng and actmq IUNIOR TABLEAU The Iumor class presented a dramatic tableau wxth the overall theme of Amenca or Spmt ol America portrayed by Mavis Allen and Amerxcan Youth or the Young People ol Amenca as depxcted by Flavxa Craft and Don Mllllkan SOPI-IOMORE TABLEAU The Sophomore class used as tts theme The wxll to peace xn the mmds and hearts ol the youth oi today lnspnres hope to the belle! that peace rs possxble m our txme This lovely tableau helped to make the lorty fxrst annual oratorxcal an event long to be remembered OLIVE ECKERSON Englxsh VICTOR BECKER Publxc Speakmg Radxo Broadcastmg Debatmg Englxsh LOUISE SWEDENBORG Englrsh 'WY' 4-N he at QM ' N JS' .4 FRENCH CLUB By sendmg packages of food and clothtng to lxve French famxlres each Q-J' month the French Club under the sponsorshxp of Mxss Dorothy Gtlson has establxshed xts own 900d 1191911 bor pohcy The money to purchase the iood and the used clothmg IS donated by the students Many let ters of thanks are recexved and the students translate them rn class thus addmg to thetr knowledge of the language and customs ol the people of France LATIN CLUB BANQUET Nancy Doolxttle s home was the scene tor the Roman Banquet enpoyed by 4' 5. advrsor Mxss Dorothv Gxlson The Y A Q students wore togas and laurel 5 wreaths and ate rn a reclmrng po at ,XJ A smon to carry out the tradxtxonal DOROTHY GILSON Head of Language Dept French Latxn DAISY MONROE Spanish KENNETH GREENLAW Spanish MABEL LAMBERT Spanish ELLEN HANSON Head ol Home Economxcs Dept Foods Home Management Home Nursmg HELEN HAIRGROVE Clothmg Foods Handcratt f , NL Rr-man style Ftrst year Latln stu dents served as slaves and pre sented plays rn Latrn for the enter tamment Later everyone went mod ern agarn by dancxng playrng pmg pong and badmxnton Thus gala event was one ol the hrgh pomts rn club actxvxtres at Glendale Hrgh thrs year HANDCRAFTS This course open to Semor gxrls mcludes such handcralts as kmttmg rug makmg, weavxng crochetlng em broldenng. and other needlework Many lovely artlcles have been on 5 I display showxng some of the thrngs V made xn the handcratt class v 1 cf! 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' 6. ?Q:'4i H ,, if 2 6 X 1' L-Q Douglas Gosserand Algebra Geometry Charlotte Spxer Clothxnq I Arndt Tande Head ol Mathematics Department Algebra Geometry COOKING Homemakmg rs the art which tlus class teaches well Also how to bake cookles and make lellles yell They make fluffy frosting and xce cream that rs good By the qxrls ln thus class Etxquette s understood GEOMETRY Geometry students know all the angles or at least they are supposed to by the txme they have com pleted one years work Polygons circles parallel lrnes and trlangles theorems and postulates all con tnbute ln making thxs course such a dlulCl-Ill one Most unxversxtxes requxre students to take Geometry and each year many prospectlve umverslty students enroll rn thxs class CLOTHING ln the clothing classes many b6CUllfU1 creations are made by the qrrls They learn how to choose mate rxals plan their wardrobes and remake old garments This year the gurls spent many hours lxttmg and re modelmg costumes lor The New Moon Y! of Ellen Hanson Head of Home Economrcs Department Gladys Txlley Applied Mathematxcs Algebra Geometry I Ienme McGregor Algebra Geometry Ioe Eastwood, Printing. Gregory Lawrence, Radio-Electricity, Vocational English. Eugene Crawford, Vocational Auto Shop. 123 gt' in-Q H k. I P Brown Head of Mechan ical Arts Dept Mechanical Drawing Vocational English William Nasht Machine Shop Everett McClure Welding Beulah B Woods Architectural Drawing PRINT SHOP Print shop students each week print the Explosion besides all programs and tickets for school aliaxrs This class gives much prac tical experience to those who might make prrntxng their occupation WELDING The function of this course is to give students experience in weld mg Vocational welding is a study ol the composition of metals and practical methods ol welding them ELECTRIC SHOP Lectures motion pictures and shop problems covering the funda- mentals ol electricity are covered in this course. Advanced elec- tricity ollers work in transformer design and construction AC and DC motor and generator maintenance and switchboard operation. AUTO SHOP ln the auto shop the operation, maintenance and care ol an auto- mobile is taught. Vocational auto shop gives the students an opportunity to gain practical knowledge in mechanics. Dr. Earl T. Brown. Head of Science Dept., Physics: .IQ Mrs Naomx Black burn Lrle Sczence Harry W Anderson Chemxstry Freeland Templeton Physrology PHYSICS 4- Physrcs students wrll long remember the numerous ex perrments and demonstratrons delvxng into the worlds of sound lxght electrxcrty heat and mechanxcs all oi whlch are studied ln thls mterestmg course CHEMISTRY Ol atoms and lons they learn m thxs class Ol carbon drsulhde and bendmg of glass Of mrxtures and messes rn all colors and Who knows what well get m the lxne ol PHYSIOLOGY ln blood vessels and bone structures thrs They study Oscar and also themselves srzes surpnses' class delves For Oscar comes apart at the slrghtest provocatron Guess whrch one he rs rn thrs xllustratxon PHOTO LABORATORY Much valuable photograpluc experrence rs gamed through this mterestmg course Students develop their own hlms and plates prmt hx enlarge and color thelr prmts Vocatronal opportunmes m the art of photography are brought out rn this course L e I a n d I L e a s e Chemrstry Photog raphy Physlcs Ad vlsor for Stylus ,Q Iennre E Clauson Lrfe Scxence Relat ed Cosmetology Scrence Albert E Hewitt Physxcs Physrcal Scxence Mrs Phyllis Ed wards Physrology 'r it '- . N. .' fn , Q 1 Yr -' c. .' .: r .I ' Im Wallace E. Rankin. Head ol History Department, Wcrld Geography, Prolbems in Democracy, U. S. History: Frances N. Ahl, Consumer Economics. Problems in Democracy, U. S. History: Donald T. Gelder. Problems in Democracy. U. S. History: Arch P. Harrison. Occupations- Social Living, U. S. History: Mrs. Kathryn Iones. U. S. History. Mrs. Frances Klawiter, Girls' Marriage. Social Living: Gladys M. Leonard. Problems in Democracy. U. S. History: Mrs. Alice McDonald, U. S. History: George A. Plumb, U. S. History, World History, Boys' Family Relations: Mrs. Lucile Anderson, Special and Continuation. Purcell Mayer. Orchestra: Zula Zeigler, Head of Music Department. Choralettes. Girls' Lyric: Howard Kay, A Cappella. Band. Boys' Glee. Swing Band. fs. Qi l Margaret Campbell. Head ol Physical Education De. Girls' Physical Education: Virginia Seller, Nitroettes, partment: Allene Hoeven. Girls' Physical Education: Girls' PhY5lCC1l EdUC'-'llivni Bulb SYWGHBY' Gills' PhY5' Rhoda Brolller. Girls' Physical Education. Dance. ical Education, Dance. Barbara Allen Nurse STUDENT BAN I Lower Row Mrs Bullock Helen Lxght Annemane Schaefer Pat Hayes Loretta Mmer Katherme Hadsell Evelyn Pneslnq Carol Chatham Top Row Barbara Hamlin Nancy Pratt Pat Shoemaker Shlrley Iensen Betty Lou Wnlson Nancy Donmyer Shan Palmer Lawrence Veysey STUDENT BAN II 12 ig., 33 4.2 Lower Row Nancy Pratt Loretta Miner Ka thenne Hadsell Pat Hayes Nancy Donmyer Mxddle How Carol Chatham Betty Lou Wilson Pat Shoemaker Shan Palmer Top Row Mrs Bullock Annernane Schaefer Shxrley Iensen Inn Robison Lawrence Veysey FIRST PLATOON 1 , A l .lfxw y .f ,,.y .E R . HI.. I 2 3 '1 M W' il' i lst Squad Left to Right Robert Maxwell Sergeant lst Class Charles Burt Sergeant Nucl: Glovota Pvt Marvxn Rxchie Pvt Gilbert Henry Pvt Lee Archer Sergeant lack Oben Sergeant Don Robtnson Second Lieutenant 2nd Squad Hugh Ebmeyer Sergeant Ted Ferree Pvt Lux Hamilton Pvt Martm Wlller Pvt 3rd Squad Bull Cameron Pvt Charles Iohnson Pvt Ronald Whaley Pvt Ronald Gllhland Pvt Kent Adatr Sergeant SECOND PLATOON am if lst Squad Lett to Right Tom Barnard Second Lieutenant Dale Teory Sergeant lst Class Norman Graham Pvt Itm Hague Pvt Don Wllson Pvt Duck Wxlson Pvt Noel Tutt Pvt Don Smith Pvt Don Reno Sergeant Bull Mayhew Sergeant 2nd Squad Lee Rosenthal Master Sergeant Daryl Lewxs Sergeant Raymond Love Pvt Phllllp Misener Pvt Wayne Young Pvt Ed Butler Pvt Wxlliam Lyman Pvt Bill Malcolm SOIQOCDI 3rd Squad Don Hxcks Captain Donald Love Pvt Leroy Grub Pvt Bob Morgan Pvt Larry Pierce Pvt Phxllxp Meyer Pvt Ronald Bane: Corporal Woody Archer Sergeant T 'ji g A L' A L ' ee I., ' P ' J V 'J V 1 'S L' ' -I 1 , - 2 1-' - le I H 11 U , Q i t . 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' F FLUSIUII STAFF I fu- .xi '1 WWW Ierx Taylor Arden Searles Ioan Smxth Joan Rowm Lawrence Veysey Andrew Douglass Globe Cantor Nancy Txlston Barbara Braack Bobble Hawthorn Dorothy Kuse Tnsh Busch Bob Newsom and Iaclr Hxll II F W S IIUIINIJS Edxtor II Edltor I Dorothy Mathcl: Nancy Ross F FLOSIUII STAFF II Lower Row Barbara Maxwell Charlene Shaglr Barbara B em Iackxe Dxetlem Dorothy Matlxclc Nancy Warren Nancy Stewart Nancy Gossmann Top Row Ioy Mustxzer Iudy Evans lane Meyer Stan Rlddle Allen Martmdale Gordy Bonetto Dale Van Aman Bob Coleman 'I M4 EDITOR Ianet Neptune Senior Editor Nancy Tilston Assistant Senior Editor Arden Searles 'NX 1 Staff Artist Chuck Welborn Art Editor Scramble Ioy Mustizer Business Manager Dorothy Matlick Literary Editor lane Graham Assistant Literary Editor Patty Young Assistant Business Manager Rosie Fuplkawa E Clubs Edxtor Globe Cantor Classroom Actxvmes Edztor Barbara Maxwell Socxal Actwxtxes Edxtor Ierx Taylor Boys Sports Edxtcr Bob Blackburn Gxrls Sports Edxtor Charlene Shagxr Music Dance Drama Edrtor lane Meyer ffm-5 'Vi QX Iii' nal-vu. if if Sophomores Ianet Harmq Iumors Delores Schervxlc Student Councxl Nancy Ross Staff Photographer Don Lake Staff Typxst Frances Eastman Staff Photographer Bxll Coops 3752 1 55 ,,..x' ,fN QC' f ' .',, 4 ,rrU'n,7y7yr7nyYyfVYJYv'Y' ONCE III A LIFETIME AT ELENDI-ILE IIIGII TH .Qu Yu ,, E di 469- . -Qw- ii' ,A ,A J ! x .sv ,-4 'g. vfvff .Qf.' 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Coordinator of Organizations - Sally Lewis , . President oi Girls' League . Bob Hinshaw L Director oi Boys Athletics Bob Woods Coordinator ot Fine Arts Bo Iansen Iunior Class President ., X it V . ., X- Q L I 1.71. I Y 'LE Ieanni Broome Quentin Gallivan Terri Simmons Song Leader Yell Leader Dir. ol Forensics President Shirley Iensen Comptroller Ien Taylor Director of Publicity Lefty Roach President of Boys' League LaVerne Henderson President of G.A.A. Bill Bennett Senior Class President lack Oliver Sophomore Class President Ian Peters Alyn Farr Bd. ot Control Chm. Student Court Chm. CABINET II gnf- Q' lack Hill President Loretta Minor Comptroller Tom Mitchell Coordinator ol Orqanxzatxons Cay Oswald Girls League President Keith Noonan Director ol Boys Athletics Bob Woods Coordinator ol Fine Arts Bo Iansen Iunior Class President I , L .v so hrs. we If Don Daves Director of Assemblies Bob Hinshaw Vice President Francis Robertson Secretary ol State Nancy Stewart Director ol Publicity Lefty Roach President ol Boys League Marilyn Howie Prestdent of G A A Btll Bennett Senior Class President lack Oliver Sophomore Class President in Ji f' gg-xg. .4 - . ,r X I' x . A ie.. C ,f'1 at Alyn Farr Iohn Sime Dorothy Matlick Ray Henderson Laurence Veysey Gordon Bonnetto Iody Willardson Explosion Editor Yell Leader Dir. of Forensics Bd. of Control Chm. Song Leader Student Court Chm. Past President Iaclne Dletleln Program Chairman Rosie Fulikawa Philanthropic Ioan Smith Regulated Dress Ann Aldrich Publicity Mary Carlton Decoration Betty Higgins Friendship Peggy Moses Nancy Stewart Welfare Iunior Representative egg? Ian Peters Secretary Betty Herson Treasurer Cay Oswald Vice President GIRLS LEAGUE LaVerne Henderson Ian Crawley G.A.A. President Senior Representative 'Y Peggy Reeves Shirley Page Social Sophomore Representative f. 7 I? X 5 15.41 I :J GIP.L'S LEAGUE II June Linn Patty Taylor l w K ff Vice-President Secretary A 9 LaVerne Henderson Nancy Buck Welfare Program GIRLS LEAGUE Headxng the Gxrls League Board dunng the fxrst semester Sally Lewxs supervxsed the Gxrls Stunt Show and the New Grrls Tea as well as the Gtrls League meetings Cay Oswald and her second semester board planned the Father Daughter Banquet and presented an excellent assembly to the studen body whxch featured vocalxst Kay Starr Portla Snow octal Ian Crawley Philanthropic Ann Aldrich Cay Oswald President Publicity 1' Ian Peters Regulated Dress R Q ' 1: L. ,B Patty Baum Manlyn Howle Fnendshxp G A A Prestdent Past Presxdent Decoratton Treasurer Sally Lewis Glona Erickson Betty Wxlson Nancy Txlston Mendeth Fox Pat Chrxstxe Senior Class Representative Iumor Class Representative Sophomore Class President X' . - 1 . - I 1 5 . 4 1 . Q ,- 3 ' I I w . ' I rv S ' I L . . . . ,V , I ku! 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My THE SENIOR ABC IS tor Al D1etle1n who tops s1x loot three At football and tangos he s great you ll agree 15 for a iellow wtth two B s 111 hrs name B111 Bennett who led the senror class to fame stands for Donna Crone our song leader gay She made the Oratoncal a SENIOR day IS for Don Daves a hne D of A Sen1or class v1ce-prexy and Papa 1n the play 15 for Explos1on ed1lOI'S Nancy and Dot They produced a paper that lust h1t the spot stands for Fred L1eb a track star who s great When 1t comes to nulers on top IS hrs rate IS for Darrell Guy our school play s Uncle Chns And nud year class prexy a guy we all mrss IS for lack H111 vsnth ofhces galore Student body pres1dent and many more IS for Patty lrwm and her songleader pals Wrth themr pep and spmt they all are great gals stands for STYLUS edttors Ioy Ian and lame Wr1t1ng tlus poem almost drove them zany 15 for Maynard Kenny known to all as Robert Such fme operetta stars really are rare IS for Sally Lew1s who s known for style Her offrce 1n G1rls League and her wmnmg sm1le Such a lovely soprano should really go far IS for Nancy Stewart most outstandmg of g1rls The all around gal wrth the l1ght brown curls stands for a g1rl who as G L Prexy was strong She s engaged so she won t be Cay Oswald for long IS for a p1an1st who 15 really supreme Iune Kovach a great gal and a mus1c1an s dream IS for Quentm Just another word for pep In the Oratoncal he kept the SGIIIOTS 1n step stands for some fellows who are real footballers Roach Reardon R1dge Massey make up our three stands for Iohn Srme most hkely to succeed He s one of those people who IS bom to lead stands for Tom Mrtchell treasurer of the class Co ordmator of Organrzatxons he s 1n the top brass IS for lohn Utzxnger w1nner of Bausch and Lomb pnze He makes up 1n bra1ns what he lacks IH S126 15 for our vun and vxgor for me sen1ors yell loud And also for the Varslty of whom we are so proud IS for Walter and need we add Haase He gave us assemblres and Jokes that were classy IS for eXcuses grven for those cuts we had We came back sunbumed and extremely sad' stands for our basketball capta1n Iay Young A great player for many baskets he s sprung IS a guy who 1s tops on track Ron Zrnk Honor Socrety Prexy he can both run and thmk' Now our poem IS hmshed from A down to Z The semor class now and Gllllnnl to be . , , . . , . . . . . - I . l . . , . . 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'IIIE SENIOR GIRL AND BUY Iohn Sime W JI J' MUST LI BLY 'IU SUCUEBIJ Nancy Stewart 'iw S E N I O RS CLASS OI' '49 - THE GOLD OIOOEIIS 7 fl Vrce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Gordon Anderson Darleen Morse Iohn Arque B111 Bennett Presrdent The graduating class oi 1949 has shown rts spxrxt and Its capabxlrtxes ln its many achxevements Under the able drrectlon ol :ts President B111 Bennett and nts other class officers the class 01 49 has raised the standards ol all senior classes to an even hrqher level Fxrst and foremost these semors under the leadershxp of Ye11K1nq Quentm Gallrvan Song Leader Donna Crone and Speaker lack H111 made a clean sweep ol all Oratoncal honors For the hrst time lh 15 years the senior class won everythmg rn the Ora torrcal Contest That m rtself IS the biggest and most thnllmq achrevement ol the class cl 49 SENIOR COUNCIL I Q-L ?1 Or' SE N I O RS CLASS OI' '49 - THB OOLO OIOOERS fy- 4. Q..-V in Sonq Leader Yell Leader Donna Crone Quentm Gallxvan Class Speaker lack Hxll In addmon the class came through to wxn the txcket sale contest forthe play Iflemember Mama The senxor qxrls puttmg up much eliort and spmt under the leadership oi Ian Crawley won the hxqhest honors at the Gxrls Stunt Show And then of course added on to the other achievements 15 the Semor Prom the dreamxest most heavenly dance ever put on No one attendxnq wxll ever forget that dance In fact no one we hope wxll ever forget the spmted class ol SENIOR OOIIN OIL II ll 15' I c-A Q-1,9 0' fi 6' ABARTA, HELEN. FRANKIE -Glendale College-Library 3: Dance Committee 3: Girls' Stunt Show 3: Girls' Glee l: Operetta l. 2, 3: Regulated Dress 3: Dewey Decimals 3: Gym Sec. l: Philharmonic 1: Sophomore Ski Club. ABBOTT, AVORY ADRIAN, IOHN-A Football 3: A Track 3. ALBRECHT. DONALD, ALBRlGHT -Glendale College-Hi-Y 1, 2: Student Congress 2: B Track l: B Football 1. ALEXANDER, ANN-Washington State College-Girls' Stunt Show 3: Chevron 2: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2: Gym Sec. 1, 2: Tri Glen 2. 3: Ski Club l, 2: Nitroettes 2, 3. ALEXANDER, BARRY-Glendale College-Explosion Movie Reviewer 3: Class Play 2: Four Arts 3: Oratorical Tableau 1: Operetta 3: Scribblers 3: Spanish 3: Library Writing Club: Christmas Tableau 2. ANDERSON, GORDON, ANDY -U.C.I..A.-Senior Council 3: Student Congress 1: Iarty Committee 3: Class Gilt Committee 3: Iunior Statesman 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: World Friendship 3: A Football 3: Vice President of Senior Class 3. ANDERSON. LOUISE-Redlands-Girls' Stunt Show 3: Regulated Dress 3: French 2, 3: Tri Glen 2. President 3: World Friendship 3: Comites l. ANKROM, MARY-Glendale College-Dance Committee 3: Girls' Stunt Show 3: Tri G 2, 3: Dance Class 3: Christmas Dance Recital: Open House Dance. APFFEL. ALVIN, AL -U.S.C.-Senior Council 3: G Boys 3: B Basketball 1, 2: A Basketball 3. ARCHER, LELAND M.. ARCl-IIE -R.O.T.C. 1. 2, 3: Rifle Team 2, 3. ARGUE, JOHN-Treasurer of the Senior Class 3: Football. ARMSTRONG. GLORIA. TOODlE -Frank Wiggins School-Class Committee 1. ARZOUMAN, DOROTHY, DOTTY -Glendale College-Commerce 3: Philharmonic 3: World Friendship 3: Girls' Stunt Show 3. ASHE. BARBARA-Glendale CollegkDance Committee 3: Talent Show l: Girls' Stunt Show l: Tri Sigma Phi 2, 3: Christmas Program. Tableau 3. ATHERTON, TIELE BACHMAN, IOE IR. BACHTOLD. DONALD, DON -Iohn Muir-World Friendship 3: C Track l: Student Congress 2, 3: Boxing 1. BAGWELL. BETTY BAKER, BILL BALDWIN. KATHLEEN. CATHY -Student Bookstore 1: Girls' Glee l: Philharmonic 1. 2. BALL. ROY-Glendale College. Navy-Halls-Grounds Duty 1. 2. 3: Football 2. 3. BANKS, IIM BARNARD. TOM, BARNYARD --Army. Pasadena College-Halls-Grounds Duty 1: Public Address 1: Orchestra 1. 2, 3: Operetta 2, 3: R.O.T.C. l. 2, 3: Riile Team 1. 2. 3: Football 3: Rifle Club 3: Christian Students Fellowship 3. BARNES. BRUCE-Glendale College+Usher 2: R.O.T.C. 1, 2. 3: Tennis 3. BARRETT. MARTHA--U.C.L.A.-Orchestra 2: Chips 1, Sec.-Treas. 2: Social Chairman 3: Honor Society 1. 2: G Tri Y Sec.-Treas. 1, 2: Service and Weliare Chairman 3: Somoac 1. Treasurer 3: Spanish 2. BARRONE, IERRY BART1-l. CARI. FRED. IR.. FRED -Glendale College-- 49ers 3: Hi-Y 3: Basketball 2: Student Congress l. BARTHOLOMEW. RONALD. RON -USC, Harvard-Halls-Grounds Duty 2: Dance Committee 3: Card Stunt Committee 3: School Play 1. 2: Senior Play 1. 2: Radio Broadcasts l. 2: Operetta l: Comites l: French 2, 3: Honor Society 3: Ir. Civitan 3: Ir. Statesmen 1. 2. 3: Hi-Y 1. 2: Student Congress 1, 2. 3: Glendale delegate at U.N.E.S.C.O. convention at San Francisco 2: Tennis 1: Swimming 2. 3. BARTON. MAXINE. MAX -Occidental College-Senior Council 3: Monitors 1, 2. 3: Ushers 2. 3: Class Committee 3: Committee 3: Chevron 2. 3: Chips 2: Comites 1. 2. 3: G Girls 1. 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3: Gym Sec. l, 2. 3: Philharmonic l, 2: Odds 6 Ends 1: School Friend-Service 3. BASHFORD. ROBERT, BOB -Glenlale College- G Boys 3: B Football 1. 2: A Football 3. BASSERI. SHAHROKH--University of California at Berkeley. BAUM. PATRICIA, PA'I'1'Y -Glendale College-Girls' League Friendship Chairman 3: Student Court 3: Maids of Honor 2: Dance Committee 3: Girls' Stunt Show l, 2, 3: Girls' Glee 1: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2: Regulated Dress 2. Committee 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2: Gym Sec. 1: French Club 1, 2: Ir. Civinettes 2. Sec.-Treas. 3: Odds 6 Ends 1: Tri Sigma Phi Treasurer, and President 3. BEAVERS, DWIGHT, DAWIGlT -Glendale College-Game Assistant 1: Football 2. BECK. FREYA BEEM. BARBARA. BARBS -Glendale College-Explosion third page reporter: Girls' Stunt Show 1, 2, 3: Operetta 3: Spanish 2. 3: Ski Club 1: Dance Class 3: Dance Recitals 3. BELANGER, BOB-Talent Show 3: 49ers 2. 3: G Boys 3: Track 1. 2, 3. BENNETT. BILL, SAD EYES -Occidental College--Senior Class President 3: Cabinet 3: Class Committee l, 2. 3: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3: Party Committee 3: School Play 3: Talent Show 3: Oratorical 1, 2, 3: Radio Broadcasts 3: Band 1: G Boys 2, 3: Ir. Civitan 2. 3: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Track 1. 2, 3: B Football 2: A Football 3: Senior Council 3: Student Congress Representative. BENNETT, IERRY BENTON. TOM, BEN'I'-ONE -Glendale College-Halls-Grounds Duty 1: 1-li-Y 3: B Football 2. BERMEL, GENE-U.S.C.-Halls-Grounds Duty 1. 2: World Friendship Club 1, 2: B Football 1: R.O.T.C. BESETTE, DORIS-Cafeteria 1: Library 1: Regulated Dress 2: Christian Students Fellowship 2, 3: Commerce 2. 3: Philharmonic. 1 cf' sf L. - SN I BETTIS. MARIANNE-Glendale College-Girls' Stunt Show 1: Chevron Club 2. 3: Chips l: Girls' G 2: G.A.A. l, 2. 3: Gym Sec. l: Tri Glen 2, 3: Odds 6 Ends 1: Rifle Club 3: Flag Swinger 2. 3. BICKEI.. NANCY-Commerce 2. BILLOW. MARCIA. MARDlE -Glendale College-Cafeteria 2. 3: Scribblers 2. 3: World Friendship 3. BIRCHARD. KEN BLAIR. CAROLYN BLAIR. HENRY BLAKE. CAROL. 'I'lMMIE -Glendale College-Student Congress 2: Operetta 3: World Friendship 3: Dance Class. BLANDING. MARILYN BOND. RAY-Committee 2. 3. BONETTO. GORDON. GORDY -Occidental College-Chairman of Board of Control 3: Cabinet 3: Explosion 3: Halls-Grounds Duty 2. 3: Class Committee 3: Dance Committee 2. 3: Party Committee 3: 49ers l. 2, President 3: Ir. Civitan 2. 3: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. BORGMAN. BONNIE-Glendale College--Commerce 2. 3. BORTON, ALLAN-Glendale College-Sr. Council 3: Party Committee 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Boys' Glee 3: Opereta 3: 49ers 3: Ir. Civitans 2. 3: Hi-Y 2. 3: Varsity Football 2. 3. BOURETTE. IACQUELINE. IACKIE -Glendale College-Commerce 2. 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2, 3: Gym Sec. 2. BOWERS. CAROLINE BOWMAN, DICK-U.S.C.-Halls-Grounds Duty 2. 3: World Friendship Club President 3: S.C.T.A. BRAACK, BARBARA. BOBBY -Glendale College-Explosion 3: Usher 2. 3: Chevron 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2. 3: Gym Sec. 1: Philharmonic 2. 3: World Friendship 2. 3: Nitroette: 2. 3. BRADFORD, GORDON. GORDON-Glendale College-Hi-Y 3: Baseball 2. 3: Game Assistant 1: Football 2. 3. BRANDON. NANCY-U.C.I..A.-Dance Committee 1: One-Act Play l: Girls' Glee I: Spanish l. BRECKOW. ROBERT- G Boys 3: Hi-Y Sgt. at Arms l. 2. 3: B Football 1: A Foot- ball 3. BREWER. DORIS-Glendale College-Regulated Dress 1: Commerce 2. 3: Student Congress 2. BRINLEY. ESTELLE-Iohn Muir College-Maid oi Honor 2: Regulated Dress 2: Nitroette 2. 3. BRIXEY. SALLIE-College-French 2. 3. BRODSKY, NORTON-Band 2, 3: Swing Band 2. 3: Operetta 3: Frecnh 3: Tennis 2. 3. BROOME, IEANI-School Song Leader: Ir. Representative on Girls' League Board 2: Friendship Chairman on Board 2: Ir. Civinettes 2. 3. BROWN. GWEN-Halls-Grounds Duty 1: Talent Show 3: Girls' Stunt Show l, 3: Lyric Club 3: Operetta 3: Regulated Dress 1. 2: Sophomore Ski Club: Dance Class. BRYAN, PATRICK- G Boys 2. 3: Ir. Civitan 2, 3: Hi-Y 2. 3: Track B 1, 2, A 3: Football B 2, A 3: Student Congress 2, 3. BUCKBOROUGH, NANCY, BUCK -Public Address 2: Dance Committee. Girls' League 3: Girls' League Program Chairman 3: Talent Show 2: Radio Broadcasts 3: Girls' Stunt Show 2. 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Girls' Glee 2: Operetta 2. 3: Ir. Civinettes 2, 3: Philharmonic 2. 3: Tri Sigma Phi 2, 3: World Friendship 3. BULLOCK, MARY-Glendale College-- G Girls 2. 3: Rifle Club 2: Spanish Club 3: Square Dance Club 3. BURBA, DON BURBA, SHIRLEY. SHlRL -Girls' Stunt Show 1: A Cappella Choir 3: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2, 3: Regulated Dress 2: Gym Sec. l: Ski Club 1: Nitroettes. BUSCH. FRANK CAMERON, DEAN, IOSE -Glendale Colleg?Explosion 3: Halls-Grounds Duty 2, 3: G Boys 2, 3: Ir. Civitan 2: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Basketball B 1. 2. A 3: Swimming 2, 3: Student Congress. CAMPBELL. DORIS-College-Stylus Typist: Commerce 2: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2: Gym Sec. 2: Odds 6 Ends I. CANNEL, CARLA CANTOR, GLORIA, GLOBE -Glendale College-Explosion, Assistant Editor, 2 semesters staii work: Stylus Club Editor 3: Usher 3: Oratorical Tableau 3: Girls' Stunt Show 3: Operetta publicity 2, 3: Chevron 2. 3: Commerce l, 2: G Girls l, 2, 3: G.A.A. l, 2, Vice-President 3: Gym Sec. 2: lr. Clvinettes 3: Odds 6 Ends 1: G.A.A. Board 3 . CAPPELI., IACQUELINE. CAPPlE -Oratorical Tableau 3: Somoac Club 2. Presi- dent 3. CAREY. PATRICIA, PAT CARL, IMOGENE CARLTON. MARY-University oi Colorado-Girls' League Board, Decoration Chair- man 3: Girls' Stunt Show 2, 3: Girls' Glee 1: Operetta 1, 2, 3: Chevron 3: G Girls 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: G.A.A. Board 3: Odds 6 Ends 2: Somoac 2, 3: Spanish 2: Ski Club 1: Dance Class. CARPENTER, LEON. IUNlOR -Glendale College and U.C.L.A. CARVER. MARTIN. MARTY -U.S.C. CASEY, DEBRA, DEB --Christian Students Fellowship 3: Commerce 2, 3. gf' v T if 1 CASTELL. ANGELA CASTLE, IOHN. IACK -U.C.L.A.- G Boys 3: Hi-Y 3: Football B 2. A 3. CATT, RICHARD CATTANI. THOMAS-Cal-Poly-Baseball 1: Basketball 1. 2: Tennis 1. CHAPMAN. CAROL-Glendale College-Dance Committee 1. 2. 3: Girls' Stunt Show l, 2. 3: Regulated Dress 2: Commerce 1. 2. 3: G Girls 3: G.A.A. 2. 3: Gym Sec. 2: Ir. Civinettes 3: World Friendship 3. CHASE, ROGER. ROG -Glendale College-Orchestra 3. CHATTIN. RICHARD, DICK -University ol Arizona-Explosion 3: Halls-Grounds Duty 2. 3: Party Committee 3: G Boys 2. 3: Ir. Civitan 2, 3: Hi-Y l. 2. 3: Spanish 3: Track B 2. A 3: Football B 2. A 3: Senior Council. CHEEK. BOB-A Football 2: A Football Manager 3. CI-IRISMAN. CHARLES CHRISTENSON, ALLEN-Glendale College-Track A 3: Football B 1. A 2. 3. CHRISTY, DIANE, DI -Regulated Dress 3: Philharmonic 2. 3: World Friendship 2, 3. CLARK. IAYNE CLARK. TOMMY CLINE, MARY ANN-University ot Colorado-Girls' Stunt Show 3: Gym Sec. l: Spanish 2. 3: Tri Sigma Phi 2: Open House Program 2, 3. COLEMAN. ROBERT COMSTOCK, ALICE-Chips l. 2: Commerce I. 2. 3. COOPER, IOAN-Glendale College-Chevron 3: Christian Students Fellowship l. 2: Commerce 2, 3: G Girls 2. 3: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3: Gym Sec. I. 2. 3: Odds 6 Ends 2. COOPER, LEE E.--Glendale College and U.S.C.-Class Committee I: Band I: Hi-Y l, 3: Spanish 2: Zero Boaters 3: Football B l. A 2. COUZENS. BILL. MOOSE -Glendale College-Halls-Grounds Duty 3: Golf 1. 3: Track 2: Football A l. 2. 3. COVICK. PATRICIA COWEN. NORMA-Glendale College-Usher 2: Girls' Glee l: Orchestra 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2: Gym Sec. 1: Philharmonic l. 2: Nitroettes 2. CRAIN, MAEDOLPH CRANDALL, RICHARD, DICK -Glendale College and Brigham Young University- Class Play 3: A Cappella Choir 2: Boys' Glee l: Operetta l. 2: Honor Society 3: Spanish 2. 3. CRAWFORD. CHARLES. CHUCK -Davis Agricultural College-Hi-Y 3: Football A 2, 3: Student Congress 3. CRAWLEY, IANICE, IAN -U.C.L.A.-Girls' League. Senior Rep. and Philanthropic Chm. 3: Usher 2: Class Committee 3: Dance Committee 3: School Play 2. 3: Senior Play 3: One-Act 3: Forensics 1. 2. 3: Four-Arts 3: Talent Show l: Oratorical 3: Radio Broadcasts l. 2, Producer and Director 3: Girls' Stunt Show 2. 3: Chevron 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. l. 2. 3: Gym Sec. 1. 2: Honor Society 2, 3: Odds G Ends 1: Thespians l. 2, 3. Vice-President and Secretary: Operetta 2. 3: Treasurer oi Girls' State: Dance Director, G.A.A. Board. CRIMI, LORETTA-Cosmetology and Electrolysis. CRONE. DONNA. SUSIE -Sr. Class Song Leader: Talent Show 3: Oratorical 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Lyric Club 2: Orchestra 1: Operetta 2, 3: Senior Council: Student Congress 3. CRUSON. GARRETT. GUS'l'Y -Post Graduate: President of A Cappella Choir: Operetta Lead 3. CURLEY. BARBARA CURTIS. BETTY CURTIS. BOB CUTLER. GAE-Glendale College-Lyric Club 2, 3: Operetta 3: Spanish 2. 3. D'ANGI-ILO. LETTY DANNER, MARILYN-Occidental College-Class Treasurer l: Dance Committee 1: Class Committee l: Girls' Stunt Show 3: Ir. Civinettes 2. 3: Tri Sigma Phi 2. 3: World Friendship 3. DARLING, IOHN. DILLY -Glendale College-Comites 1, 2. DAWSON, DONNA. BOOTS -Glendale College-Usher 3: G Girls 3: G.A.A. 3: Gym Sec. 3: Rille Club 3. DAVES, DONALD RAE, DON -U.S.C.-Director ol Assemblies 3: Cabinet 3: Vice- President oi Senior Class 3: Class Committees 1, 2. 3: Dance Committee l. 2, 3: Party Committee 3: School Play lead 3: Senior Play 3: Class Play 2, 3: Forensics l, 2. 3: Talent Show 2, 3: Oratorical Tableau 2, 3: Radio Broadcasts l, 2, 3: Hi-Y 1. Vice-President, Secretary. Treasurer 2. Chaplain. President 3: Honor Society 3: Ir. Civitan 3: Thespians. Senior Representative 2. Treasurer 3: National Forensics 1, 2. 3: A Track 1, 2. 3: Senior Council 3. DAVIDSON. BARBARA DAVIS, MILDRED, MILLlE -Dance Decoration Committee: Girls' Stunt Show l. 2. 3: Philharmonic 1. 2: Lyric Club 3: World Friendship l, 2. 3. DEEDS. GLENN DeMARSH, LEONORE. LENNlE -Glendale College-Board ol Control l. 2: Stylus Staff Artist 2: Halls-Grounds Duty l. 2: Radio Broadcasts 2. 3: Lyric Club 3: Operetta 3: Regulated Dress 1. 2: Honor Society 1, 2: Philharmonic 3: Somoac 1, 2, 3: Sophomore Chorus l: Red Cross Representative 1. DeSENA, CARMEN. CARMIE -Glendale College-Regulated Dress 3: Commerce 2: Dewey Decimals 2. DeWITT. CAROL LEE-Glendale College-Chips 3: Comites 3: G Tri Y 3. DICK, KATHERINE LOUISE, KAY -U.S.C.-Chevron Club 3: Chips Club 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3: Gym Sec. 2: G Tri Y 1, 2, 3: Nitroettes 2. 3. DICKSON. MARY-Glendale College and Santa Barbara State-Hall-Grounds Duty 2: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 3: Regulated Dress 2: Commerce 2: Philharmonic 3: Christ- mas Pageant: Open House Dance. DIDDEL, DICK DIETLEIN. ALLAN, AL --Colorado School ol Mines-Sophomore Class President: Halls-Grounds Duty l, 2: Cotton Cord Dance Committee Chairman. Dance Com- mittees 2: Talent Show 2, 3: Oratorical Tableau 1, 2, 3: Operetta 3: 49ers 1, 2. President 3: G Boys 2. President 3: C.A.S.C. 1, 2, 3. and State Director of Athletics: Ir. Civitan 2. 3: Hi-Y l. 2, 3: Track 2, 3: A Football l, 2. 3: Student Council 2, 3. DIETLEIN. IOCELYN MILLER, IACKIE -Girls' League Board. Program Chairman 3: Explosion 3: Dance Committee 1: Talent Show 1. 2, 3: Oratorical Tableau l: Radio Broadcasts 1: Girls' Stunt Show l. 2. 3: A Cappella Choir 2. 3: Girls' Glee l: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 1. 2, 3: G.A.A. 2: Ir. Civinettes 2. Program Chairman 3: Scribblers 2: Spanish Club 2: Tri Sigma Phi 3: World Friendship 2: Dance Class 1. 2. 3: Sophomore Ski Club: Senior Council 3. DILLARD. BURTON DONEGAN. DONALD, DON -Class Committee 1. 2. 3: Dance Committees l, 2, 3: Radio Broadcasts 3: Yell Leader 3: Chips 3: 49ers 3: French Club 3: Hi-Y l, 2, 3: World Friendship 3: Student Congress: Hi-Y Representative at Asilomar. DOOLITTLE. VIRGINIA. PENNA -Davis-Chevron 2. 3: Comites 1, 2: G Girls 1: G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Gym Sec. 1: Honor Society I: Ir. Civinettes 1. 2, 3: Tri Glen 2. 3: Nitroettes. Flag Swinger 1, 2, 3. DOUGLASS. ANDREW, ANDY -Occidental College-Explosion 3: Cafeteria Ad- visory Committee 3: R.O.T.C. 1. 2. 3: 49ers 3: Honor Society 3: Student Congress. DOWNEY. PATTIE DUMONT. CAROL-Glendale College-Student Court 1. 2, 3: Girls' Stunt Show 1, 3: G Girls 2, 3: G.A.A. 1. 2: Ir. Civinettes 1, 2, 3: Odds 6. Ends 1. DUNN. HAZEL. SHORTY -Redlands University-Lyric Club 3: Operetta 3: Ir. Statesman 3. DYBDAHL. DICK. DIBBER -Glendale College-Boys' Glee 1, 2: Operetta 1, 2: Hi-Y 1, 2. 3: B Football 2, 3. EADER. JUNE-Usher 2: Girls' Stunt Show 3: Operetta 1: G Girls 2. 3: G.A.A. 2. 3: Tri Glen 2. 3. EASTMAN. FRANCES. FRANCIE -Lyric 3: Regulated Dress 2. 3: Chips l. 2. 3: Nitroettes 3: Head Usher 2: Operetta 1, 2, 3: Stunt Show 3: Odds 6 Ends 3: School Play l: Stylus 3: G.A.A. 3. EASTON, BARBARA, BOBBIE -Glendale College and University ot Mexico- Orchestra l, 2, 3: Operetta 2. 3: Regulated Dress 2: Chips 1, 2. 3: Scribblers 1, 2: Spanish 3: Student Congress l, 2: Dance 3. EBMEYER, VIRGINIA EDWARDS. RALPH EFTING. ANSLEY LYNN ELLIOTT. IESSIE-Glendale College-Girls' Stunt Show 3: Chevron 2. 3: Commerce 3: G- Girls 2: G.A.A. l. 2. 3: Gym Sec. 2: Odds 6 Ends 1: G Tri Y l: Tri G 3: Nitroettes 2. 3. EVANS, IUDITH. lUDY -College-Explosion 3: Radio Broadcasts 3: Ir. Statesmen 3. FARR, ALYN, CHARLIE -Glendale College-Chairman ot Student Court 3: Cabinet 3: Prom Committee 2, 3: G Boys 2. 3: Ir. Civitan 2. 3: Hi-Y 1. 2, President 3: Traci: C l, 2. B 3: B Football 2, 3. FARRAR, MARGUERITE, PENNY -Stephens ColleqcwUsher 2, 3: Talent Show 3: Radio Broadcasts l: Girls' Stunt Show 2, 3: Lyric Club 2: Choralettes 3: Band 2, 3: Orchestra 3: Operetta 2. 3: Chevron 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2: Song Leader 3: Philharmonic 2: President 3. FARRELI.. EDDIE-B Football: B Player ot the Year 3. FARRELI., LOIS-Glendale College-Chevron 3: Commerce l: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Odds 6 Ends l: Tri G 3: Nitroettes 2. 3. FENTON. ANN. BROWNIE -Pasadena City Colleqe-Library 1: Christian Students Fellowship 1: Chips 3: G Tri Y l, 2, 3. FERDINANDI, IOHN, IOHNNY -U.S.C.-Comites l, 2: 49ers 3: French Club 2. President 3: Ir. Civitan 3: Hi-Y 3: A Football 3: Senior Council 3. FERNANDEZ, DICK, HlNDU -Glendale College--Ir. Class Treasurer 2: Student Court 3: Public Address l. 2, 3: Class Committee 2, 3: Oratorical Tableau 3: Operetta 3: Ir. Civitan 2. 3: Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Spanish Club Treasurer 2, 3: Track B l. 2, A 3: B Football 1. 2. LaFEVER. MARY LOU FISCHER, ELINOR, EL -Brigham Yeung University-Halls-Grounds Duty l: Cern- merce 3: Gym Sec. 1. FITCH, ROBERT I. FLEER, RICHARD-Christian Students Fellowship 1, 2. 3. FLINN. DOROTHY-U.S.C.-Talent Show 2, 3: Girls' Stunt Show 1, 2. 3: Operetta 1, 2, 3: Regulated Dress Board 2: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2: Spanish Club 2. 3: Ski Club 1: Dance Class 1, 2, 3. FOLEY. COLETTE-Dance Committees 1, 2: Girls' Stunt Show 1. 2, 3: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2: Philharmonic 2. 3: Tri Sigma Phi 2. 3: World Friendship l, 2, 3. FORD, EDDIE FORTIER. MERLINE-Sawyer Business School-World Friendship 3: Christian Stu- dents Fellowship. FORTIN. CHARLOTTE FORTMAN. LORRAINE FOX, CAROL-Glendale College-Student Bank l, 2: Talent Show 3: Girls' Stunt Show 1, 3: Lyric Club 2: Choralettes 3: Operetta 2. 3: Chevron 2, 3: Commerce 1, 2, 3: G Girls 2, 3: G.A.A. 2. 3: Philharmonic 3: Nitroettes 1. 2, 3: Student Congress 2. FRATTO, NORMA, NORM -Commerce l, 2. 3. ts 2 'lf P so- lui 94 ll' 33 5' 'Xa-I FRECK, IERRY-Glendale College. FREEMAN, KEITH FUIIKAWA, ROSIE-U.C.L.A.-Senior Council 3: Stylus Stait 3: G.A.A. Board 3: G.A.A. l, 2. 3: Latin Cluab 2, 3: Stunt Show 3: Commerce Club 2: Book and Baggage Committee 2. FULLERTON, DICK-Oratorical l. 2, 3: B Football l: Basketball 2, 3: Track l. 2, 3. GALLIVAN, QUENTIN. SINBAD -Loyola University-Head Yell Leader 3: Senior Class Yell Leader: Class Committee 3: Dance Committee 3: Oratorical 3: 49ers 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Senior Council: Student Congress. GARDNER, IEANNE. IEANlE -Glendale College-Library 3: Chips 3: Commerce l, 2, 3: G Girls 1. 2: G.A.A. 1, 2: Gym Sec. l: Nitroettes l. 2. GARRETT, DORLA. D.l. -Christian Students Fellowship 2, 3: Commerce 2. GELSINGER, STEPHEN WILLIAM, BILL -A Cappella Choir 2: Boys' Glee 1, 2: 49ers Secretary 3: G Boys: Ir. Civitan 3: Hi-Y 3: Spanish Club 3: A Football 3: A Baseball 2: Captain 3: Operetta l, 2. GHOSLIN, JIM GILLILAND, ICANN. IODY -Glendale College-Dance Committee 2. 3: Talent Show 1: Girls' Stunt Show l, 2. 3: Operetta 1, 2: Commerce 2, 3: Tri Sigma Phi 2, 3. GILLEN, IERRY, BONES -Halls-Grounds Duty 3: 49ers 3: Game Assistant 1. GILLILAND, LORITA. RITA -Glendale College-Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2. 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. l. 2: Gym Sec. l. 2: Dance Class 2. 3. GLYNN, EILEEN. DIMPLES -Glendale College-Commerce Club 2. 3. GORDON. BONNIE-Glendale College-Lyric Club 3: Operetta 3: Chevron 3: G.A.A. 2. 3: Gym Sec. 2, 3. GOREVITCH. TZILA-L.A.C.C. GOSSMAN. NANCY-University ot California-Explosion iirst page editor 3: Halls- Grounds Duty l: Monitors 2: Class Committee 1: Committees l. 2. 3: Radio Broad- casts 3: Operetta l. 2. 3: Chips l: Comites 1: French Club 2. 3: Ir. Civinettes 2, 3: Odds 6 Ends l: Tri Sigma Phi 3: World Fellowship 2: Dance Clubb l, 2, 3: Christmas and Spring Dance Programs 2, 3: Slip Collector 2. GOTT, IEAN. IEANNIE -Glendale College-Regulated Dress 3: Christian Students Fellowship l, 2: Commerce 2: Philharmonic 1, 2: Student Congress 3. GOULD, IACQUELINE. lACKlE -Stephens College--Girls' Stunt Show 2: Girls' Glee l: Lyric Club 2. 3: Operetta 2, 3: Chevron 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2. 3: Gym Sec. 1. 2. Treas. 3: Odds 6 Ends l: G Tri Y 1, President 2, 3: Ski Club l. GRAHAM. DORIS GRAHAM. IANE, IANlE -Stanlord-Stylus Literary Editor 3: Library l, 2: Verse Book Committee 3: School Play 3: Senior Play 3: One-Act Play 3: Forensics l, 2, 3: Four-Arts 3: Oratorical Tableau 3: Radio Broadcasts Z. 3: Dewey Decimals Treas. 1, 2: Honor Society 1. 2. 3: G Tri Y l. 2. Secretary 3: Scribblers 2. Vice-President 3: Spanish 1. 2. 3: Thespians 3: Nitroettes 2: lnter-School Speech Tournaments l. 2. 3: Head Programette 3: lennie M. Freeman Award 2. GRAY, IOANNE, IOAN -College. Government International Work-Maid ot Honor 2: Talent Show 2, 3: Oratorical Tableau 1: Girls' Stunt Show l, 2. 3: Operetta l. 2. 3: G.A.A. 2. 3: Honor Society 3: Spanish 2. 3: Ir. Red Cross Council 3: Student Congress 2. GREEN. IANE-Pomona College--Ir. Statesmen 2. 3: Scribblers 3: Spanish 2. 3: World Friendship I: Dance 3. GREENLEE, CEDRIC--Oratorical l, 2. 3: Christian Students Fellowship 3: Baseball 3. GREGG, COLLEEN, COCO -Glendale College-One-Act Play 2. 3: Talent Show 2: Radio Broadcasts 3: Girls' Stunt Show 2: Girls' Glee l: Lyric Club 2. 3: Operetta 2. 3: G Girls 2. 3: G.A.A. 2. 3: Gym Sec. 2: Philharmonic l, 2: World Friend- ship 3. GRIFFIN, RALPH WILLlAM, BILL -Navy-Ir. Prom Committee 2: R.O.T.C. 1: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Student Congress 3: A Football 3. GRINDLE, DONNA-Air Line Hostess-Tri G 3. GRINDSTAFF. DOUGLAS. DOUG GROSH. ROBERT. BOB -Glendale College-B Track 2: A Track 3. GUTHRIE. ICANN--Glendale College-Girls' Stunt Show 2. 3: G Girls 3: G.A.A. 2. 3: Ir. Civinettes 3: Odds 6 Ends 2: 'l'ri Sigma Phi Treasurer 3. GUY, DARRYL-Lead in School Play. l Remember Mama 3. HAASE. WALTER. HAASE -Occidental College-Director ol Assemblies 3: Public Address 3: Talent Show 1. 3: Radio Broadcasts 3: Ir. Civitan 2. 3: Ir. Statesmen 1. 2: Tennis 2. 3. HAGLER. DON HAINES. IANET-Glendale College-Halls-Grounds Duty 1: A Cappella Choir 3: Lyric Club l. 2: Operetta 1. 2. 3: Regulated Dress 2. 3: Gym Sec. l: Student Congress 3. HAINING. IERRY -Orchestra 1: Comites l: Honor Society 3: Hi-Y 3. HALL. TED-College-Public Address l. 2. 3: School Play 2: Band 1: Ir. Statesmen 1: Hi-Y l. 2. 3: Chess Club 2. 3: Tennis 1. 2, 3. HALLAGAN, IAMES. HM -Glendale College-Public Address 3: Band l. 2, 3: Swing Band 2. 3: A Basketball Manager 3. HALLQUIST. TED. SWEDEN-U.S.C.-One-Act Play 3: Oratorical Tableau 3: A Football 1. HAMILTON. LORAYNE-Glendale College-Talent Show 3: Radio Broadcast 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Choralettes 3: Operetta 3: Philharmonic 3: Accompanist. A Cappella, Choralettes. Operetta 3. HANSEN. BILL HANSEN. MARGARET, MUGSl -Glendale College-Ir. Statesman 2: Secretary 3: Rille Club 3: Scribblers 3: Spanish 2. 3: World Friendship 1: Dance Recital 3. HANSON. BOB HARE. PHYLLIS, Pl'lYL -U.S.C.-Monitors 2: Dance Committee l: Girls' Stunt Show 1, 3: Regulated Dress 3: Spanish 3: Tri Sigma Phi 3. Membership Secretary: Student Congress l. fer 7 4.-j f f is x 21 '57 -'G HARING. IANET, IAN -U.S.C.-Sophomore Editor, Stylus 3: Talent Show 2, 3: Girls' Stunt Show 3: Operetta 1. 2. 3: Chevron Club l: Chips l. 2. President 3: Sophomore Chorus 1: G Girls 3: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Tri Glen 2: Odds 6 Ends 2: Spanish Club l. 2. 3: Tri Sigma Phi 3: World Friendship 2: General Chairman. Mahaloa Ball 3: Dance Class 1. 2. 3: Christmas and Spring Dance Programs 2. 3. HARLOW. MARILYN, LYNN -Pepperdine College-Girls' Stunt Show 1. 2. 3: Operetta 2, Lead 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Lyric Club 2: Regulated Dress 2: G.A.A. 1: Gym Sec. l: School Friend-Service 3: World Friendship 3: Nitroettes. HART. CAROL, RED -World Friendship 2. 3. HAUSER. LOTIS-Glendale College-Talent Show 3: Maiorette 3: Spanish 2: World Friendship 3: Open House Program l. 2. HABERMAN. BARBARA. BARBS -Glendale College-Girls' Stunt Show 3: Operetta 2. 3: Regulated Dress 2: Tri G 1: World Friendship 3: Ski Club l: Student Congress 3: Dance Class 2. 3. HAWN. LLOYD. SCOTTlE -Glendale Collegeelialls-Grounds Duty 2. HAWS, ADELBERT. DEL -Glendale College and U.S.C.-Orchestra 1. 2: Comites 1, 2. 3: 49ers 2, 3: G Boys 2. 3: Ir. Civitan l. 2, 3: Hi-Y l, 2: Track l, 2: Football l. 2. HAYES, LINDA IUNE. LYNN -University of Redlands-Honor Society 3: World Friendship 3. HAYS. MARCIA-Glendale College-Girls' Stunt Show l. 2: Girls' Glee 1: Operetta 3: Regulated Dress 2: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2: Philharmonic l: Odds 6. Ends lr Spanish 2, 3: Tri Sigma Phi 3: Dance Class 3. HEALD. KENNETH-Glendale College and U.S.C.--Honor Society 3. HEARL, LAWRENCE HEDGER. NANCY. NAN -Woodbury College-Usher 3: Flag Twirler 2. 3: Chevron l. 2. 3: G Girls 3: G.A.A. 3: Gym Sec. 1. 2: Tri Glen 2. 3: Volleyball 1. 2, 3. HEGEMIER, GLORIA--Glendale College-Chevron Club 3: Commerce 3: G Girls 2, 3: G.A.A. 2. 3: Gym Sec. 2: Philharmonic 2: Odds 6 Ends 2. 3: Nitroettes 2. 3. HENDERSON. LaVERNE. NATHALIE -Los Angeles Art Center and Chalfey Col- lege-Director of Girls' Athletics 3: Girls' League Board. Sport Rep. and Weltare Chairman 3: Halls-Grounds Duty 2: Stage Crew 2. 3: Dance Committee 2, 3: School Play Lead 2: One-Act Play 2: Forensics 1. 2. 3: Radio Broadcasts l, 2: Girls' Stunt Show l. 2. 3: Regulated Dress 1: Chevron 2, 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2, President 3: C.A.S.C. 2. 3: Odds 6, Ends 2: Thespians l. 2. 3: Southern California Champion- ship in Dramatic Declamation. HENNEY. DONALD. DON -Orchestra l. 2. 3: Goll l. 2, 3. HERNANDEZ. FRANK--C Track l, 2, 3. HEROLD, SYLVIA-Glendale College and Stanford-Regulated Dress l: Comites l: Gym Sec. l: French Club 2. 3: Ir. Statesman 2. 3: World Friendship l. HERSON, BETTY IEAN. BETS -Secretarial Course-Treasurer of Girls' League 3: Student Bank 2. 3: Ushers l: Girls' Stunt Show l, 2. 3: Operetta 2: Regulated Dress 1: Commerce Club Treasurer 2. President 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. l, 2: Gym Sec. l, 2: Odds 6 Ends 1: World Friendship 3. HEYDEN. WALTER. BUD -Glendale College. HlCKS, DON-Glendale College-Cabinet 3: R.O.T.C. Representative: Auditorium Doorman l. 2. 3: R.O.'l'.C. l. 2. 3: Hi-Y 3. HILL, IACK-University oi California-Student Body Vice-President 3: Student Body President 3: Explosion Sports Editor 3: Class Committee l: Dance Committee 3: Party Committee 3: Forensics l. 2: Oratorical Speaker l. Senior Class Oratorical Speaker and Winner 3: Radio Broadcasts 2: G Boys 3: C.A.S.C. 3: Honor Society 2. 3: lr. Civitan 2, 3: lr. Statesmen l. 2: Hi-Y 2. 3: Thespians 2. 3: B Football 2: Captain 3: Vice-President. Section 18, C.A.S.C.: President. Student Advisory Group. Glendale Coordinating Council: Winner ot the Glendale Exchange Club's Memorial Citizenship Award. HILL, PATRICIA. PAT -Glendale College-Halls-Grounds Duty l: Dance Committee 1: Girls' Stunt Show l. 2. 3: Operetta 2: G.A.A. 2: Gym Sec. 1: lr. Civinettes 2. 3: Odds 6 Ends 2: World Friendship 2. 3. HINE. ALANE PATRICIA HINSHAW, BOB-Occidental College--Director of Boys' Athletics 3: Vice-President ol the Student Body 3: Cabinet 3: Class Committee 3: 49ers 3: G Boys 2, 3: Ir. Civitan 3: Hi-Y 1: A Baseball 2. 3: A Football 1, 2: Planning Committee. High School Night at the Y. HOECHLIN. IOHN. DUCKY -College-Dance Committees l. 2: Oratorical Tableau 1: Hi-Y l, 2. 3: World Friendship 2: Football 1. 2. HOFFMAN, RUSSELL HOLBERT, GAY-Glendale College-Commerce 2. 3. HOLLAND. IACK-Occidental College-Halls-Grounds Duty 2: Class Committee 3: Dance Committee 3: Party Committee 3: A Cappella Choir 1: Swing Band 1: Ir. Civitan 2: Spanish 2. 3. HOLLINGER, DOROTHY HOLM. GERALD, IERRY -Glendale College-C Track l. Captain 2: G Boys 3: B Track 3. HOLTEN. CLYDE HOPPER. BRUCE. HOPPER -Sophomore Class Yell Leader l: Dance Committee l: Talent Show 3: Oratorical l: Ir. Civitan 2. Program Chairman 3: Hi-Y Sergeant-ab Arms 2. 3: Red Cross 3: Student Congress: Track C l. B 2. A 3. HOPSON, SHARON. SHERRY -Cosmetologist-Halls-Grounds Duty 2: Cosmetology 2. 3. HOSMER. YVONNE. RUSTY -Glendale College--Commerce Club 2. 3: Philhar- monic 3. HOWARD, BARBARA. BOBBIE --Glendale College-Girls' Glee 2: Girls' Stunt Show 3: Lyric Club 3: Operetta 3. HOWETH. WAYNE-Glendale College- G Boys 3: Hi-Y 3: Track B 2. A 3: Foot- ball B 2. A 3: Boxing 1. HOWIE. MARILYN-Glendale College-Director oi Girls' Athletics 3: Cabinet 3: Girls' League Board 3: Auditorium Doorman 2. 3: Girls' Stunt Show 2: Girls' Glee 1: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2: Regulated Dress l. 2: Chevron 3: Christian Students Fellowship l. 2. 3: G Girls 3: G.A.A. 2: Gym Sec. 2 Odds G Ends 1: G.A.A. Board 2. 3. HRINSIN. lOl-IN HUGHES. BARBARA-College-Library 3: Dewey Decimals 3: French Club 3: Honor Society 3. HULL. ELEANOR. ELI-I -Library 3: Chevron 1, 2. 3: Dewey Decimals 3: G Girls 2. 3: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3: Gym Sec. l, 2: Rifle Club 3: Tri G 3: Nitroettes. HUNTER. BEVERLY. BEV -Glendale College-Library 3: Usher 2: Girls' Stunt Show 3: World Friendship Club 3: Ski Club l. HUNTER, KENNETH. KENNY -Glendale College-Public Address l, 2. 3: School Play 3: Radio Broadcasts 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Operetta Lead 3: Comites 2. 3: Ir. Statesmen 3: Chess 1, President 2. 3: A Track 3: A Football 2. Q51 L HUNTER, NEVVY HURLEY. DOROTHY, DOTTIE -Glendale College-Secretary ol State, Student Body Cabinet 3: Dance Committee 3: Commerce Club 1, 2, 3: Spanish l. 2: Operetta Ticket Sales 2. 3. HUSS, ALICE IOY INGRAM, IAMES IRWIN, PATRICIA, PAT'l'l -Glendale CollegkSophomore Class Vice-Pres.: Ir. Class Song Leader: Class Committees 1. 2: Dance Committees 2: Girls' Stunt Show 3: Song Leader 3: Regulated Dress 1, 2: Ir. Civinettes 2. 3: Tri Sigma Phi l, 2, 3: Glendale High Representative at Bullocks: Student Congress l. 2: Nitroettes 3: Pep Club 3: Ski Club l. ITC. DOROTHY. DOT -Maioretle 2, 3: Nitoretle l, 2, 3: Chevron 2, 3: G Girls 2, 3: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3: Philharmonic 2, 3: Rifle Club 2: Somoac 3: World Friendship l, 2. IACOBSON. LOUISE-Glendale College-Student Bank l: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2, 3: Philharmonic 2: Nitroettes 2: Student Congress l: Christian Student Fellowship 3: Comites 1. IAMES, IRAN IASPERSON. MARLENE-Glendale College-Girls' Stunt Show 1. 2, 3: Operetta 2. 3: Regulated Dress 3: Ir. Civinettes 3: Tri Sigma Phi l. 2. 3: Sophomore Ski Club: Dance Class 2, 3. IOHNS. HUGH-U.S.C. IOHNSON, ALAN, LIL' AL -U.S.C.-Comites 2, 3: Ir. Civitan 2. 3: Senior Hi-Y. IOHNSON. DARLENE-Girls' Stunt Show 3: Honor Society 3: Tri Glen 3. JOHNSON. DELI. IOHNSON. DORIS. RED -Glendale College-Chevron 3: G Girls 2: Gym Sec. 1: Rifle Club 3: Scribblers 3: Spanish l, 2. 3. IOHNSON. HOWARD-Glendale College-Halls-Grounds Duty 1: Orchestra 1. 2, 3: Operetta 1. 2. 3. IOHNSON. JANET. IAN ,-Glendale College--Dance Committee 3: Girls' Stunt Show 2: Chevron 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. l, 2. 3: Ir. Civinettes 2. 3: Odds 6 Ends 1: G Tri Y Sec. l, Vice-Pres. 2: Nitorettes 2. Vice-Pres. 3: Student Congress 2, 3: Senior Council. IOHNSEN. IOAN--Halls-Grounds Duty 2, 3: Ushers 2, 3: Girls' Stunt Show 1: Girls' Glee I: Lyric Club 2, 3: Operetta 2, 3: Christian Student Fellowship 3: Philharmonic 3: Chess 2. 3: World Friendship 3. IOHNSEN. LEONA II-IAN. I.EE --Commerce l: Ir. Statesmen 3: World Friendship 3: Student Congress. JONES. BARBARA-Head Maiorette 2. 3: Chosen best maiorette in West 3: Nitroette Club 2. 3: Sec. of Student Congress: Candidate tor Iunior Prom Queen. IONES. DARLEEN, DAR -Commercial Art College-Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2: Sophomore Chorus. IONES, MARION IONES, MAVIS-Stevens College- G Girls 2: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3: Gym Sec. l. 2. 3: Odds 6 Ends 1. IONES, PATRICIA ANN. PAT -Usher 3: Chevron 2. 3: G Girls 2, 3: G.A.A. 2: Gym Sec. 1: Odds 6 Ends l: Rille Club 2. IONES. PAUL IONES. RETA IONES. RITA ANNA. IONESY -Glendale College-Halls-Grounds Duty l: Monitors 1: Ushers l. 2: Girls' Stunt Show 1, 2: Regulated Dress 2: Chevron 2: G Girls 2: G.A.A. I. 2: Gym Sec. 1. 2: Odds 6 Ends l: World Friendship 1, 2. IORDON, DOROTHY-Glendale College-Chips l, 2, 3: Commerce 2, 3: Comites 1. KALMAN. BARBARA-Santa Barbara State College-Halls-Grounds Duty 2: Ushers 2: Maids of Honor 2: Senior Council 3: Girls' Stunt Show 1. 2: G Girls 2: G.A.A. l, 2: lr. Civinettes 2. 3: Odds 6 Ends 1: Student Congress 2. KEEPER. EARLINE-Talent Show 2: Girls' Stunt Show 1. 2. 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Lyric Club I, 2: Operetta l. 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: Gym Sec. l: Tri Glen 3: Nitroette Flag Girl 2, 3. KENNERKNECHT, BARBARA, BARBIE -Commerce 1, 2, 3: Philharmonic 2: Stal! Reporter lor Commerce Club. KINGSLEY, IOY-Glendale College-Commerce 2. KLINEXATHERINE KNOX, IOAN, ''KNOXIE -U.C.L.A.-Ushers 2: School Play 3: Senior Play 3: Class Play 3: Forensics 2, 3: Four-Arts 3: Radio Broadcasts l, 2, 3: Girls' Stunt Show 2, 3: Operetta 3: Chevron 2: G Girls 1, 2: G.A.A. 1. 2: Gym Sec. 1. 2: French Club 2, 3: Honor Society 2, 3: Thespians 3: Red Cross Tableau: Christmas Program: Dance Programs: Pasadena Playhouse Tournament 3. XNUDSEN, DIANE-U.C.L.A.-Girls' Stunt Show l, 2, 3: Spanish 2: Tri Sigma Phi 3. KOVACH, IUNE-Talent Show 3: lr. Civinettes 3. KROENING, HELEN IEAN. IEANNIE -Glendale College-Halls--Grounds Duty 3: Ushers 2, 3: Chevron 2, 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2. 3: Gym Sec. 2, 3: Ir. Statesman 2, 3: Odds G Ends I: G Tri Y Sec. 2. Publicity 3: Spanish Z. KUHN, MARILYN IANET-Lyric Club 3: Operetta 3: Regulated Dress 3. KUSE, DOROTHY, DODO -Glendale College-Explosion Staff 3: Scribblers 2. LAKE. DON-Rifle Club 3. LALLEY. NORBERT, NOBBY -Glendale College-Halls-Grounds Duty 1, 2: Ushers 1, 2: R.O.T.C. 1. 2. 3: R.O.T.C. Rifle Team l, 2, 3: R.O.T.C. Color Guard 2, 3. LAMBERT. DICK. RICKY LANE. BETTY-Glendale College-Girls' Glee l: Lyric Club 2: Commerce 2: Tri Glen 2, 3: Ski Club l. LANG- IAMES. HM LANGLEY. VELMA LANGTON. BRUCE LARABY. ROYCE-Glendale College. LATRELL. DOREEN LAUGHLIN. NANCY LEASE. SHIRLEY-Library 1. 2: Girls' Stunt Show l: Christian Student Fellowship 2: Dewey Decimals 2. LECHLEITER. VERONICA, RONNIE -U.S.C.-Stage Crew 3: Forensics 2: Radio Broadcast l. 2: Orchestra l. 2. 3: Operetta 1. 2. 3: Regulated Dress 3: Chevron 2, 3: G Girls 2. 3: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Gym Sec. 1. 2: Odds 6 Ends 1: Thespians 2. Vice- Pres. 3: Archery Club 1: American Legion Essay Contest 2. LEONARD. BOB. CURLY -Glendale College-A Cappella Choir I. 2. 3: Boys' Glee 1: Operetta 1. 2. 3: Hi-Y 3: Baseball 2. LESCHER. GENE-Glendale College-Hi-Y 3. LEWIS. IEAN. lEANNIE -School Song Leader 3: Glendale Representative in Queen of Balboa Contest. placing in Queen's Court: Friendship Chairman: Girls' League Board 2. LEWIS. MARCIA LEWIS. SALLY-University oi Oregon-Girls' League President 3: Cabinet 3: Ir. Rep. on Girls' League Board 2: Class Committee 2: Dance Committee 1. 2. 3: Lead in School Play 2: Oratorical Tableau 2: Radio Broadcasts 1. 2: Girls' Stunt Show 1. 2. 3: lr. Civinettes 2. 3: School Friend-Service 1: Thespian s2. 3: Tri Sigma Phi 2. 3: World Friendship 2. 3. LEWIS. THERESA LEYHE. DALE LIEB, FRED. FREDERlCO -U.C.L.A.-Sec.-Treas. of Boys' League 3: Sr. Council 3: 49ers l. 2. 3: G Boys 2. 3: lr. Civitan l. 2. 3: Hi-Y 1. 2, 3: A Track 1. 2. 3: Cross Country 2. 3. LIGHT. HELEN-L.A.C.C.-Student Bank l. 2. 3: Ushers 2: G Girls 3: G.A.A. 2. 3: Odds 6 Ends 1. LIGHTFOOT. RICHARD, DICK -Halls-Grounds Duty 3. LINDFORS. IOHN. lOl'lNNY -Glendale College-Band Stunt Committee 3: Talent Show 1. 2: Radio Broadcasts l: Band 1. 2, 3: Swing Band l. 2. 3: Operetta 3: Swing Band Director 2. 3: Drum Maier 3: Publicity Director ol Band 3: Tennis 3. LINDLEY, TED-Glendale College-Sr. Council 3: Student Court 3: B Baseball l. LINN. IUNE-U.C. at Santa Barbara-Coordinator ot Organisations on Cabinet 3: Girls' League Vice-Pres. 3: Dance Committee 3: Girls' Stunt Show 1. 2. 3: Operetta l. 2. 3: Chevron 2: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2: Gym Sec. 2: Honor Society 2. 3: Odds 6 Ends 1: Spanish 2. 3: Tri Sigma Phi 3: Princess at lunior Prom: Chairman ol Ir. Red Cross Council 3. LITTELI., IOAN, IO -Glendale College-A Cappella Choir 3: Girls' Glee 1: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2. 3: Christian Student Fellowship 1. 2, 3: Philharmonic 1. 2, 3: , 3 G Tri Y 2. 3. LITTLE. BENNETT LITTLEFIELD. TOMMY f, U LITTON, RICHARD. DICK -Glendale College-Stylus Photo Staff 2. LOFT, RICHARD-U.C.L.A.-Talent Show l: Swing Band 3: Philharmonic 2. LONGMAN. BOB LONGMORE, BONNIE JEAN-G.A.A. 2, 3. LONGMORE. IOSEPHINE, IODY -Glendale College-Girls' Stunt Show 3: Chevron 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. l, 2. 3: Gym Sec. 2: Odds 6 Ends 1: Tri G 2. Pres. 3: L Nitroettes 2. 3: Regulated Dress 3. LOVERO. CARMELA l : :iff 1 f, ?ff3',5f 5g'W., P LOWE. EDWARD. ED -Forensics 2: Christian Student Fellowship 2: 49ers 2. 3: Ir. Statesmen 2. 3: Oratorical 2. LOWES. MARY-Glendale College-Ushers 1. 2: Lyric Club 2, 3: Operetta 2. 3: QE Comites 1: Philharmonic 1. MCCOWN, KAYE-Glendale College, Colorado School of Mines-Chips 1. 2. 3: Comites 2: Chess l. Pres. 2. 3: Ir. Statesman Vice-Pres. 3: Ir. Civitan 3. 1 MCPHERRIN. CHARLES D. MCQUISTON. AUDREY. MAC -Caleteria 3: Radio Broadcasts 1: Chips 1. 2. 3: Commerce 2. 3. MACK. MARY-Glendale College-Halls-Grounds Duty l: Regulated Dress 2: Com- merce Club l. 2: Gym Sec. l: School Friend-Service 3: Student Congress 2. C W . X MAGA. PAULINE 3' Q-. MAHONEY, DONNA ' MARCY. WILLIAM. BILL 'W MARLEY, IANET-Glendale College-Oratorical Tableau 3: Girls' Stunt Show 3: f- .3 Chevron Club 3: G Girls 3: G.A.A. 3: Odds G Ends 3: Rifle Club 3: Tri G 2. 3: ft. ' T5 Student Congress 3. Q 1 MARTIN, DELORES. BLONDlE .I Y' 'T' MARTINDALE, ALLEN I' Q 1 QJFYX U-1 v. Q 1 fi? Lf C' f MARTINEZ, RUBEN MASSEY, LOYD RIDGEWAY. RIDGE -Glendale College-Halls-Grounds Duty 1, 2: Dance Committee 3: School Play l, 2. 3: A Cappella l. 2. 3: Boys' Glee 1. 2. 3: Operetta 1. 2. 3: R.O.T.C. 3: Football A l. 2. 3: 49ers 1, 2. 3: G Boys 2, 3: Ir. Civitan 2. 3: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. MASTERS. RHEA. RUS'l'Y -Library 2: Radio Broadcasts 2. 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2. 3: Dewey Decimals 2. MATHEWS. ROBERT. BOB MATLICK. DOROTHY-Santa Barbara College-Student Court 3: Explosion Staff ll. Editor: Stylus Business Mgr.: Usher 2: Operetta 3: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Odds 6 Ends 1: G Girls 2: Chevron Club 3: Gym Sec. 1: G.A.A. Board 2. 3: French Club l. 2: Scribblers 2, Vice-Pres, 3: Rifle Club: Ir. Statesmen 2. 3. MAXEY, MARILYN-Cottey College-Ir. Maid of Honor 2: Girls 'Stunt Show 3: Operetta 3: Regulated Dress 2: Tri Glen 2. 3: World Fellowship 3: Christmas Pageant 2. 3. MAXWELL, BARBARA. BABS -University of Oregon-Explosion Staff Il 3: Regu- lated Dress 3: Gym Sec. 1: lr. Statesmen 3: Spanish Club 3: Tri G 3: World Friend- ship 1: Stylus Classroom Activities Editor 3. MAXWELL, ROBERT, BOB -Halls-Grounds Duty 2: Public Address Crew 1. 2. 3: R.O.T.C. l, 2, 3: Commerce Club l. 2. 3: Pres. Rifle Club 3: Zero Beaters 3: Rifle Team 1, 2. 3. MAY. HM MEDLEY. BARBARA-Glendale College-Decoration Committee 1: Dec. for C.A.S.C. Convention 1: Girls' Stunt Show 1: Commerce Club 1. 2. 3: Office 107 Assistant 3. MEO. CAMILLE. CHICK -Glendale College-Commerce Club 2: Gym Sec. 1. MERCER, WANDALEE. WINDY -Southern California Bible College-Halls-Grounds Duty 1: Library 2: Christian Students Fellowship 1. 2. 3: Commerce Club 2: Dewey Decimals 2: World Friendship 3. MEYER. IANE. IANlE -Northwestern University--Explosion Staff ll 3: Stylus Music. Dance. Drama Editor: Usher 3: Girls' League Welfare Comm. 2: Girls' Stunt Show 3: Orchestra 1. 2, 3: Operetta 1. 2. 3: Regulated Dress 2: G.A.A. l, 2. 3: Odds 6 Ends 1: G Girls 2: Chevron 3: Honor Society 1. 2. 3: Tri G 2. Pres. 3: World Friendship 2: Y-teen lnter-Club Board 3: All Southern Calif. High School Orchestra 2. MILLER, lEANlE MlLLER. IIM-Glendale College. MILLER. IOHN MILLER. RUTHE, RUTHIE -A Cappella Choir 3: Choralettes 3: Operetta lead 3: Christian Student Fellowship 2: Dewey Decimals 3: Philharmonic Club 3. MITCHELL. IEANIE. QUEENlE -Library I: Public Address Crew 3: Talent Show 3: Radio Broadcasts 3: Student Director Choralettes 3: Operetta 1. 2. 3: Commerce Club Vice-Pres. 2: Philharmonic Club l. 2, 3. Ml'l'Cl'IEl.l.. TOM. MlTCl'l -U.S.C.-Co-ordinator of Organizations 3: Cabinet 3: Sr. Class Treas. 3: Dance Committee 1. 2. 3: Senior Play 3: School Play 3: Class Play 3: Talent Show 3: Oratorical Tableau 1: lr. Civitan 2. 3: Hi-Y 2. 3 A Baseball 3: B Football 2. MONTGOMERY. ALICE MOORE. DAVID. DAVE -U.S.C.-Band 1. 2. Pres. 3: Band Stunt Committee 3: Swing Band 3: Chess Club 2: Comitu 2. MORGAN, WILLIAM. BILL MORGAN, GWENDOLA, SIS -Washington State College-Usher 2: Oratorical 3: Radio Broadcasts 3: Girls' Stunt Show I, 3: Lyric Club 3: Operetta 3: G.A.A. 3: -Odds 6 Ends 1: G Girls 2: Chevron 3: Gym Sec. 1: Chips l: Ir. Civinettes 2, 3: Tri Glen 2. 3: Nitroettes Flag Swinger 2, 3. MORILL, VIRGINIA. GINGER -Commerce Club l. MORROW. LOIS RAE, LES -Glendale College-Girls' Stunt Show 3: Library 1. 2: Regulated Dress 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Odds 6. Ends I: G Girls 2: Chevron Club 3: Gym Sec. 1: Dewey Decimals 1, 2: French Club 2. 3: Ir. Civinettes 2. 3: Ir. States- men 2. 3: G Tri Y 2. 3. MORSE, DARLENE-Glendale College-Sr. Class Sec. 3: Monitors 1. 2. 3: Dance Committee 3: Party Committee 3: Radio Broadcasts 1: Girls' Stunt Show l, 2. 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Operetta 3: Regulated Dress 3: Ir. Civinettes 2, 3: Spanish Club I, 2. 3: World Friendship 3: Senior Council. MOULTON. DONNA-P.C.C.-Christian Student Fellowship 3: Honor Society 3. MUELLER, MARLENE MULHERRON, MARLENE-Otis Art School-Monitors 3: Regulated Dress 2: Somoac 3. MULLINS. PATRICIA, PAT -Class Committee 3: Girls' Stunt Show 1. 3. MURPHY. ROBERTA, BER'I'A -Glendale College-Girls' Stunt Show 1. 2: Com- merce Club 1, 2: Ir. Civinettes 2, 3: World Friendship I. MURPHY. VEDA-Glendale College-Library 3: Usher 3: Dewey Decimals 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: Odds 6 Ends 2: G Girls 3: Gym Sec. 1: G Tri Y 1. 2. 3. MURRAY. RICHARD. DICK -Auditorium Doorman 2: Halls-Grounds Duty 3: Talent Show 3: 49ers 2. 3: Ir. Statesmen 3: Hi-Y 2. 3: Spanish Club 3: Football B I. 2, 3. MUSTIZER. JOY ELLEN-U.C.L.A.-Explosion Stall II 3: Stylus Art Editor 3: School Play lead I: School Play student director 2: School Play lead 3: Senior Play 3: Forensics I. 2: Talent Show I: Oratorlcal Tableau 3: Radio Broadcasts 1. 2. 3: Girls' Stunt Show 2. 3: Operetta I. Student Director 2. Comedy Lead 3: G Girls 2, 3: G.A.A. I. 2. 3: Gym Sec. I: C.A.S.C. 3: Somoac I, 2: Honor Society 2, 3: Thespians 1. Treas. 2. Pres. 3: Dance Club 1: Best Thespian Award 3: Dance Recital 3. MYERS. DONALD, DON -Glendale College-Basketball 2. 3. MYERS, DOUGLAS MYERS. HARLAN-Ir. Civitan 2 Hi-Y I, 2. NADHERNY, HELEN-Redlands University-Girls' Glee I: Operetta I: G.A.A. 2. 3: G Girls 2: Chevron 3: Gym Sec. I: French Club 2. 3: Honor Society 1, 2, 3: Odds 6 Ends 2: World Friendship 2, 3: Stylus Sophomore Sales Representative. NARDONI. EUGENE. GENE -Cal Tech-Class Committee I: Party Committee 1. NASH. KATHERINE ELEANOR. KAY --Library 3: Chips 3: Commerce Club 1. 2. 3: Dewey Decimals 3: Gym Sec. 3: G Tri Y 1, 2. 3: Spanish Club 2. NASON. MARY LOU. LOU -Glendale College-Dance Committee I: Girls' Stunt Show 2. 3: Orchestra I. 2: Operetta l, 2, 3: French Club 1. 2, 3: Philharmonic 3: World Friendship 3: Dance Class. NEFF. DUDLEY NELSON. BETTY IANE-Glendale College-Library 1: Girls' Glee 1: Lyric Club 2: Choralettes 3: Operetta 2. 3: Regulated Dress 2. 3: Christian Student Fellowship 3: Philharmonic 3: Ski Club 1. 2. NELSON. BEVERLY. BEV NEPTUNE, IANET-Occidental College-Stylus Editor 3: Girls' Stunt Show 3: Honor Society 2. 3: Tri Glen Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: World Friendship 3: Y-Teen Inter-Club Board. Vice-Pres.. Recording Secretary 3. NEWELL. NANCY, RUSTY -Glendale College-Dance Committee 2. 3: Girls' Stunt Show 1. 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Girls' Glee 1: Lyric Club 2: Operetta I, 2. 3: Regu- lated Dress 1: Nitroettes 2: Christmas Pageant: Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2: School Friend-Service: Ski Club I. NEWSOM, ROBERT, BOB -Darthmouth College-Explosion I Sports Editor 3: Talent Show 1: 49ers 3: Honor Society 3: Hi-Y 2. 3: A Basketball 2, 3: A Track 2. 3. NOLLENBERGER. MARLENE-Halls-Grounds Duty 1: Monitors 2, 3: Class Gift Comm. 3: Barn Dance Comm. 1: Party Comm. 3: Regulated Dress 2. 3: Commerce Club Pres. 3: Student Congress 2. 3: Sr. Council 3: Ticket Seller 2: Faculty Sec. 3. NOONAN. KEITH-Occidental College-Director ot Boys' Athletics 3: G Boys 3: Ir. Civitan 3: B Track 1: A Track 2. 3: A Football 3. NORTON. NADINE. LEE -L. A. Conservatory ot Music-Honor Society 3: Phil- harmonic 2: Student Congress 3. NUCKOLLS. BI-ITTE. NUCKOLLS -Glendale College-Library 2: Class Committee 2: Dance Committee 2: Girls' Stunt Show 2. 3: Operetta 2: Commerce Club 2. Press Reporter 3: Dewey Decimals 2. OBERS. DON O'BRIEN, CHARLES VINCENT. V1NCE ODELL. GORDON. GORDY -Glendale College-Auditorium Doorman 1, 2. 3: Halls- Grounds Duty 2: Boys' Glee 3: Operetta 3: R.O.T.C. 1. 2: Hi-Y 1. OLSON. CONNIE OMOHUNDRO. STUART OREAR, MARY PATRICIA. PAT -Glendale College-Regulated Dress 2: Christian Student Fellowship 2. 3: Spanish Club 3: World Friendship 3. ORTH, BARBARA. BO -Halls-Grounds Duty 3: Ushers 2. 3: Orchestra 3: G.A.A. 3: G Girls 3: Chevron Club 3: lr. Statesmen 3: Philharmonic 1: Odds 6 Ends 2: Spanish Club 1: Explorers 1. OSWALD. CAY-Glendale College-Pres. ot Girls' League 3, Vice-Pres. 3: Decoration Chrm. Girls' League 2: Cabinet 3: Usher 1. 2. 3: Ir. Maid oi Honor 2: Dance Comm. 1. 2. 3: Party Comm. 1, 2. 3: Talent Show 2. 3: Radio Broadcasts 3: Girls' Stunt Show l, 2. 3: Lyric Club 2:A Cappella Choir 3: Operetta 2. 3: Honor Society 3: Ir. Civinettes 2. 3: Tri Sigma Phi 2. 3: World Friendship Club 1. 2. 3: Dance Class 2. 3: Christmas Pageant 2. 3: Sophomore Ski Club 1. PACKARD. MARY ELIZABETH. L1Z -Occidental College-Library 3: Dance Comm. 3: Talent Show 3: Girls' Stunt Show 2: Girls' Glee I: Choralettes Pres. 3: Operetta 3: Regulated Dress 1: Ir. Civinettes 2. 3: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3: G Girls 2, 3: Chevron Club 3: Chips I. 2: Philharmonic 3: Nitroettes 2. Head Pompom Girl 3: Student Congress 2. PARADIS. DEAN-Glendale College. U.S.C.-Boys' Glee 3: Track 2. 3: G Boys 2. 3: Hi-Y 2. 3: Operetta 3: Christmas Pageant 3. PARK. BARBARA IEAN-Glendale College-Girls' Stunt Show I: Gym Sec. l. 2: G.A.A. 1. 2: G Girls 1, 2. PARKER, IOYCE-Santa Barbara College-Sophomore Class Song Leader I: Dance Committee 1: Regulated Dress 3: Tri Sigma Phl 2. PARRY, BOB PEER. WILLIAM, BILL -Halls-Grounds Duty 1: Monitors 1: Boys' Glee 3: Operetta 3. PENCE. IAMES. HM -Halls-Grounds Duty 3: G Boys 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Basketball B l. A 2, 3: Tennis A l. 2. PENCE. IOANNE. lOEY -Glendale College-Girls' Stunt Show 2, 3: Chevron Club 3: Commerce Club 2. 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2, 3: Gym Sec. 2: G.A.A. Board 3: G Tri Y 2, 3: Spanish Club 2. PENNINGTON, DALE PETERS. IANET, IAN -Glendale College-Cabinet 3: Board of Control, Senior Commissioner 3: Sec. ol lr. Class 2: Regulated Dress Chairman Girls' League 3: Sec. of Girls' League 3: Head ot Dance Committee 2: Girls' Stunt Show 2, 3: Attendant at Iunior Prom 2. PETERS. IIM, PETE -Football 2, 3. PETERSEN, ZELLA-U.C.L.A.-Radio Broadcasts 3: Girls' Stunt Show 3: G Tri Y 3: French Club 3: Gym Sec. 3: G.A.A. 3. PETERSON. BOB PETERSON, KEITH PHELAN, WILLIAM. BILL -L.A.C.C.. Colorado State-Track 1, 2, 3. PHILLIPS. BILLIE PIERCE, BILL PIXLEY, ALLEN, AL -Glendale College-Band 2, 3: R.O.T.C. 1. POLLARD. BARBARA-Glendale College-Dance Comm. 3: Dance Decoration 2: Girls' Stunt Show 2, 3: Girls' Glee l: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2, 3: Regulated Dress 2. 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2: Gym Sec. 1: Ir. Civinettes 2, 3: Philharmonic 1: Odds 6 Ends 2: School Friend Service 3: Spanish Club 2. 3: Tri Sigma Phi 3: Regulated Dress Board 2: Glendale Representative at Bullocks: Dance Class Comm. 2, 3. POPP. MARILYN, POPPY POSTEL, IANET, IANNlE -Iohn Muir College-Regulated Dress 2: G Tri Y 2, 3. POSTHUMA. RICHARD. DICK -Glendale Colleqe-Hi-Y 3: Spanish Club 3: Student Congress 3. POWELL, VlRGIL POWER, EMMETT-Annapolis-Honor Society l. 2: Ir. Statesmen 3: Hi-Y 3: Spanish Club 1. 2: Basketball B 2: Tennis 3. PRESCOTT. CAROLINE-Maiorettes 3. i Q' E Sn 1. 3- 3 6- 1 'N' PRIAULX, ELYSE. LEE -Glendale College-Talent Show 1, 2: Oratorical 1. 2. 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Girls' Glee 1: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 1. 2, 3: Tri Sigma Phi 1. PYLE, CARTER, WHI'1'EY -University of California at Berkeley-Dance Comm. l. 2. 3: Talent Show 2, 3: Oratorical Tableau l: G Boys 3: Ir. Civitan 2. 3: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Football A 1. 2. 3: Student Congress Representative 3: R.O.T.C. 3. RASMUSSEN. ROBERT. RAZZY --Pepperdine-Band l. 3: Swing Band 1. 2. RASMUSSEN. STAN-U.C.L.A.-Honor Society 3: Golf l. 2. 3. RASOR. GEORGE-Glendale College. RATHWELL. IANE-Pomona-Oratorical Tableau 2: Girls' Stunt Show 3: Honor Society 1. 2. 3: Tri Glen 2. 3: Spanish 2. 3. REARDON. KEN. BUNS -Glendale College-Vice-Pres. ot Ir. Class: Oratorical Tableau 3: Christian Student Fellowship 1: G Boys 2. 3: Hi-Y l. 2. 3: Track 1 C. 2 B. 3 A: B Football l: Varsity Football 3: Student Congress 1. 2. 3. RECTOR. IACK. SLIM -Glendale Colleqeklixplosion Linotype 2. 3: G Boys 3: Hi-Y 3: Spanish Club 3: B Basketball l. 2: C Track 1: B Track 2: A Track 3: B Football 3. REDICK. ARLYNE REEVES. MARGARET. PEGGY -University of Oregon-Soc. Chairman Girls' League Board 3: Oratorical Tableau 1: Girls' Stunt Show 1: Tri Sigma Phi 2. Vice-Pres. 3: Senior Council 3. REMMEN. DICK REYNOLDS, LAVERNE-Girls' Glee 1: Lyric Club 2: Choralettes 3: Operetta 2: Chevron 2. 3: G Girls 3: G.A.A. 1. 2: Gym Sec. l. RICHERT. IOAN. lOANIE -Girls' Glee 1: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. RIDDELL. CONNIE, IRISH -Glendale College-Ushers 2. 3: Forensics 3: Radio Broadcasts 3: Chevron 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. l. 2. 3: Gym Sec. 2: Odds 6 Ends l: Scribblers 1, Pres. 2. 3: World Friendship 3. RIDDLE. STANFORD. STAN -U.C.L.A.-Dance Committees 1. 2: Hi-Y l. 2, 3: A Football 3: Track Game Assistant 3: Explosion Sports Editor 3. RIGG. RICHARD. DICK -Glendale College. RITTENHOUSE, BARBARA. BOBBlE -Glendale College-Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2. ROACH. HOWARD, LEF'l'Y -Boys' League President 3: Cabinet 3: Boys' Glee l: Christian Student Fellowship 3: G Boys 3: lr. Civitan 3: A Baseball 1. 2. 3: A Football l. 2. 3. ROBERTSON. BONNIE ROBERTSON. FRANCES-Glendale College-Sec. ol State on Cabinet 3: Christian Student Fellowship 1. 2. 3: Commerce Club 2. 3: Spanish l. 2. ROBINSON. DICK-Glendale College-Boxing 1. ROBINSON, DON-Class Play 3: Forensics 3: Four-Arts 3: Talent Show 3: Radio Broadcasts 3: A Cappella Choir 3: R.O.T.C. 3: Rifle Club Treas. 3: Spanish 3. ROCKWELI.. ROBERT. BOB -Talent Show 3: French 3: lr. Statesmen 3. ROEHNER, LORETTA, l.ORY -Halls-Grounds Duty l: Girls' Glee 1: Sophomore Chorus 1: Cosmetology 2, 3. ROHDE. FAYE-Ushers 3: Chevron 3: G Girls 1: G.A.A. l. 2, 3: Gym Sec. 1. 2. 3: Odds 6- Ends 1: Rifle Club 2. RONNING. SOLVEIG-Glendale College-Choralettes 3: Christian Student Fellowship 3: Comites l. 2, 3: World Friendship l. ROSENTHAL, LEE-Glendale College-R.O.T.C. 1. 2. 3: Rifle Club 3: R.O.T.C. Rifle Team l. 3. ROSS. NANCY-Occidental--Explosion Editor 3: Student Controls and Organizations on Stylus: Girls' Stunt Show 3: Operetta 3: Regulated Dress l: Chevron 3: Comites 1: G Girls 2: G.A.A. l. 2, Publicity Chairman 3: French 2. 3: lr. Statesmen Sec.- Treas, 3: Odds 6 Ends 1: Scribblers 2, 3. ROUTIER. GLENN E. ROWIN. IOAN RUCKER. RICHARD. DICK -Art Center School-Senior Council 3: Somoac 3: A Track 3: B Football l, 2. RUSCH. PATRICIA DIANE. IRISH --U.S.C.-Girls' League Treas. 1. 2: Explosion 2nd Page 3: Teller at Student Bank 1, 2: Dance Committee l: Girls' Stunt Show 2, 3: Operetta 1: Chips l. 2. 3: Honor Society l, 2, 3: Tri Glen Pres. and Treas. 2. Vice- Pres. and Pres. 3: Spanish 2. 3: Representative to Y.W.C.A. Convention 3. RUSLER. ROGER RUSSELL. GERTRUDE. Dl'l'TY -Glendale College-Cafeteria l: Commerce 2. SAUTER, RICHARD, BEAKY -R.O.T.C. l. 2: Hi-Y 3: Basketball A 3. SACCOMANDO. IACK SCARPACI. MARY LOU-Wolfe Costume School-Girls' Stunt Show 3: G Girls Club 2: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3: Gym Sec. 2: Honor Society 2: Ir. Statesmen 2. 3: G Tri Y l: Tri G 3: Little G l: Nitroettes 2, 3. SCHIEFELBEIN. LELAND SCHIFF. ARMOND-Glendale College-Commerce l, 2: Hi-Y l. 2: World Friendship 3: Public Speaking 3: Drama 3: C Track 2: B Track 3. SCHULTZ. DIXIE-Business College--Library 3: Dance Committee 3: Girls' Stunt Show 3: Dewey Decimals 3. SCHWARTFAGER, HARRY W. SCOTT, ELIZABETH McCI.ELLAND, LIZ -Usher 3: Girls' Stunt Show 2. 3: Chevron Club 2, 3: G Girls 2. 3: G.A.A. l. 2, 3: Gym Sec. l: Odds 6 Ends 1: G Tri Y 1: Tri G 2: G.A.A. Board 2. 3: Pres. Big G 3: Girl Athlete of Semester 3: Girls' Stunt Committee 2: Play, make-up 3. SCOTT, WARREN, SCOTTY -Glendale College-Student Court 3: Class Committee 3: Ir. Civitan l, 2. President 3: Hi-Y l. 2, 3: A Track l. 2, 3: A Football 2. 3. SEARLES, ARDEN-University ol Oregon-Explosion 3rd Page Editor 3: Stylus, Class- room Activities Editor 3: Maid ot Honor 2: Dance Comm. 1, 3: Talent Show 3: Oratorical Tableau l: Girls' Stunt Show l. 2, 3: Operetta 1. 2, 3: Regulated Dress Board l: Vice-Pres. of Chips Club 1: lr. Civinettes 2. 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: World Friendship 2, 3: Sr. Council 3: Dance Class l. 2. 3: Rep. to Student Advisory Com- mittee ol Coordinative Council 3: Baccalaureate Committee 3. SEMERAU, DE WILLO FRANK, BILL -Glendale College-Party Committee 2: 49ers 3. SERIN, BETTY LOU, BUTCH -U.S.C.-Monitor 1: Speech Committee 3: Radio Broad- casts l, 3: Regulated Dress 2: World Friendship 1, 2, 3: Red Cross Show 3. SERNE, BEVERLY. BEV -Business College-Library 3: Dance Committee 3. SHAFOR. SHIRLEY, IANE -University of California at Berkeley-Halls-Grounds Duty 3: French 2, 3. SHAGIR, CHARLENE SHATTUCK, KEITH-Pepperdine-Student Congress l: Halls-Grounds Duty l: Talent Show 1: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Operetta l, 2, 3: R.O.T.C. l. SHAW, ELIZABETH SHERMAN, ELAINE-Glendale College-Christian Students Fellowship 2, 3. SHERVIK, DOLORES RAMONA, LOLl -Glendale College and U.C.L.A.-Stylus 3: Lyric Club 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Operetta 3: Honor Society 3: lr. Statesmen 2, 3: Christian Students Fellowship 2. 3. SHOEMAKER, LAWRENCE SHOWALTER, OWEN SICKLER. CHARLES. CHUCK -I..A.C.C.-Spanish Club 3. SIME, IOHN-Stanford University-Student Body Pres. 3: Ir. Class Pres. 2: Student Court 2: Halls-Grounds Duty 1: Dance Committee 1, 2. 3: Orchestra 1: Comites 1, 2: G Boys 3: C.A.S.C. 2, 3: Honor Society l, 2, 3: Ir. Civitan 2, Pres. 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: A Basketball 2, 3: King ol the Kurb 3: Recipient ot the Harvard Prize Book Award 2. SIMMONS. THERESE. TERM -Glendale College-Director ol Forensics 3: Board ol Control 3: Halls-Grounds Duty 3: Library 3: Usher 3: School Play 3: One-Act Play 3: Forensics 1, 2, 3: Radio Broadcasts l, 2: Operetta 2: Dewey Decimals 3: G.A.A. 3: Gym Sec. 1: Honor Society 3: Ir. Statesmen 2, 3: Scribblers 2, 3: Thespians 3. SIMONE. BETTY SIMONE. DOLORES S IMPSON, IOANNE SIMS, GAYLE, DUFFY -Commerce Club l, 2. 3: Philharmonic 3: Dance for Open House 1. SINGLETON. IOY--Glendale College-Student Congress 3. SKORSETH. DELLA SLATER. EILEEN MARIE, DOLLY -Glendale College-Halls-Grounds Duty l: Monitor 3: Regulated Dress 2. SLATTERBECK, RONALD. RON -Occidental College-Class Committee 3: Dance Committee 2, 3: Talent Show 3: Hi-Y l. 2. 3: A Baseball 1. 2, 3: B Basketball I. 2: A Basketball 3. SLOCUM. CLARICE SMITH. BETTY LYNN-Glendale College-Christian Students Fellowship 2, 3: Talent Show 3: Girls' Glee 1: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2: Head,Maiorette 2, 3: Philharmonic 1. 2, 3: School Friendship Service 3. SMITH, BROOK. COOKIE -Radio Broadcasts 1: Regulated Dress l: Christian Stu- dents Fellowship 3: Commerce Club 1, 2, 3: Student Congress. SMITH. IACK-U.S.C. SMITH. IOAN-Glendale College-Regulated Dress Chairman on Girls' League 3: Explosion lst Page 3: Maid oi Honor 2: Dance Committee 2: Girls' Stunt Show 1. 3: Regulated Dress l. 2, 3: Ir. Civinettes 2, 3: Tri Sigma Phi I, 2, 3: World Friend- ship 3. SMITH. LINTON SMITH, RICHARD SMITH, STANLEY-Stylus Photographer 2. SNYDER, IUNE MARIE-Glendale CollegeeChevron Club 3: Christian Students Fel- lowship 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3: Gym Sec. l. 2, 3: Honor Society 2. 3: Odds 6 Ends l. SORENSEN, LELAND. LEE -Public Address 3. SOSS, IACK. SASSY -Glendale College-Halls and Grounds l: Stage Crew 2: Red Cross l. 2. 3: Talent Show 3: A Cappella 2. 3: Boys' Glee 2. 3: Operetta 2. 3: Football Manager 1, 2: 49'ers l, 2. 3: Civitans 2. SPEIERMAN, SUSANNAH, SUSIE -College-School Play 3: Ir. Civinettes Z. 3: Thespians 3: World Friendship 2. 3: Iunlor Prom Queen. SPILLMAN, ROY-Glendale College-World Friendship 3. SPRIGGS, MARILYN STAIR, MARY CARLYLE-Glendale College-Orchestra l. 2. 3: Rifle Club 3. STAUFFER, MARGARET. MARG -Student Congress 2: Girls' Stunt Show 2. 3: Operetta 3: Commerce Club 2. 3: Tri Sigma Phi 3: World Friendship 3: Ski Club 1. STEED. NOLA-Student Director oi School Play 3: Dance Committee 2. 3: Class Play 2, 3: Tableau 3: Radio Broadcasts 3: Girls' Stunt Show 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Lyric Club 2: Thespians 3: Dance Program 2, 3. STEELE. SALLY-Glendale College-Sophomore Representative on the Girls' League Board 1: Usher 2: Committees 2: Lyric Club 2: A Cappella Choir 3: Operetta 2. 3: Regulated Dress 2: Commerce Club 2. 3: Student Congress 3: Secretary ol Nitro- ettes 2. I xfpfx-' 0 xx i Y.. I . nf , 41 ' -... f v --s I ! STEVENSON. MABEL-Nurses Training-Christian Students Fellowship 1. 2, 3 Chevron 3: G Girls 2. 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: Gym Sec. 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: Nitroette Club l: Nitroette 2. 3. STEWART. DICK STEWART, NANCY-Occidental-Dir. of Publicity on Cabinet 3: Sophomore Class Sec. l: Girls' League Social, Program, Wellare Chrm. 2, 3: Explosion Staff 3: Maid ol Honor 2: Dance Committees 1. 2, 3: Oratorical Tableau l: Girls' Stunt Show l. 2, 3: French Club 2. 3: Honor Society 2, 3: Ir. Civinettes 2. Pres. 3: Tri Sigma Phi 2, Pres. 3: Student Congress 2: Senior Council 3: Candidate for Ir. Prom Queen. STIMMELL, MARY-Glendale College-Regulated Dress 3. STIMSON, DONNA LEE-Glendale College-Student Bank 1. 2: Halls-Grounds Duty 2: Gilrs' Stunt Show l: Operetta 1: Regulated Dress 2: Commerce Club 2, 3: Spanish Club l: World Friendship 2. 3: Ski Club l. STOCKTON. FRANCES STOCKWELL, LAURA STOFEL, EDWIN-Cal-Tech-Student Bank 1: 49ers 3: Honor Society 3: Hi-Y 3. STONE, GLADYS-Choralettes 3: Christian Students Fellowship 2, 3: Commerce Club 2, 3: Philharmonic 3. STONE, MARTHA DELL-Glendale College-World Friendship 2: Ski Club l. STORMONT, TWILA-Glendale College-Comites 1: Honor Society 3: Tri Glen 3. STOVER, MARIE STRICKHOUSER, BILL STRONG, RICHARD-Glendale College-Forensics l, 2. 3: Radio Broadcasts l, 2, 3: Operetta 3: R.O.T.C. 2: 49ers 3: Hi-Y 3: Chess Club l, 2, 3. STUART. MARY LEE-Occidental Collegc+Class Play 3: Talent Show 3: Girls' Stunt Show 1: Operetta 1: Maiorette 2. 3: Head Maiorette 3: Chevron 2. 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2, 3: French Club 1, 2, 3: Honor Society 2: G Tri Y l, 2. 3: Somoac 3. STUBBS, KATHALEEN, KAY -Iohn Muir-Girls' Stunt Show 2: Chevron 2: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 1, Board 2: lr. Civinettes 2, Board 3: World Friendship 3. STUCKER. NANCY STUCKEY, IANETTE, IANA -Glendale College-Usher 2. 3: Girls' Stunt Show 2. 3: Lyric Club 2, 3: Operetta l. 2, 3: World Friendship 3. STURGESS, VIRGINIA-Student Congress 3: Operetta 2: Girls' Stunt Show 2: Ski Club l. 2: World Friendship l, 2: Tri Sigma Phi 2, 3: Dance Class 2, 3. SWARTWOOD. BILL-Glendale College-Halls-Grounds Duty l: Swimming Team l. 2. TANNER. EARL-Glendale College-Talent Show 2: Band 2, 3: Christian Students Fellowship 2, 3: Commerce Club 2: Band Concert, Festival. TASKER. DENNIS. DENNY TAYLOR. IERRY. IERl -Glendale College-Cabinet. Director ol Publicity 3: Explosion Stail 3: Stylus 3: Maid ol Honor 2: Dance Committees l: Talent Show 3: Oratorical Tableau 1: Girls' Stunt Show l. 2. 3: Operetta 1. 2. 3: Sophomore Chorus 1: Honor Society 3: Spanish Club 2. 3: Tri Sigma Phi 3: World Friendship 2. 3: Christmas and Spring Dance Programs 2. 3. TENNIES. TED-Glendale College-Ha1ls'Grounds Duty 1: World Friendship 2: B Foot- ball 2. TEOREY, DALE-Glendale College-Auditorium Doorman 3: R.O.T.C. 2. 3: Rifle Club 3: Rifle Team 2. 3. TERRY. DOROTHY-Glendale College-Regulated Dress 2. 3: Chevron Club 3: Christian Students Fellowship l. 2. 3: G Girls 2. 3: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Gym Sec. 1. 2. 3: Odds 6 Ends 1: Somoac 2, 3: Gym Secretary Club 3: Nitroettes 2. 3. THOMAS. ERWIN A.-World Fellowship 1. THOMAS. MICKEY THOMPSON. GLEN-Public Address 1. 2. 3: Radio Broadcasts 1: Zero Beaters 3. ' THORWEGEN. ALAN THORWEGEN. WILLARD TIBERT. IOANNE. IO -Girls' Stunt Show 1. 2: Tri Glen 3: Spanish 1. 2, 3: Chips Club 1, 2. 3. TILSTON. NANCY--U.S.C.-Girls' League Board. Sr. Rep. 3: Explosion Sta!! 3rd page editor 3: Stylus. Ir. and Soph. Editor 2. Senior Editor 3: Maid ot Honor 2: Talent Show 3: Girls' Stunt Show 2: Regulated Dress 1. 3: Comites 1. 2: Ir. Civinettes 2. Vice-Pres. 3: Tri Sigma Phi 3: World Friendship 2: Dance Committees 3: Christmas Pageant 2. TOMEI. AI.. ''WOLFlE -U.C.L.A.-Party Committee 3: G Boys Sec.-Treas. 3: Civitan 3: Hi-Y l. 2. Sec.4Treas. 3: B Football 1. 2: A Football 3: Christmas Tableau 3: Senior Council 3. TONEY. BETTY RUTH. TONl -Glendale College-Auditorium Doorman 3: Orchestra l. 2. 3: Operetta l. 2. 3: Chevron Club 3: Christian Students Fellowship 3: Comites l. 2. 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2. 3: Gym Sec. 3: Ir. Civinettes 2. 3: G Tri Y 1, 2: Scribblers 2. TORNELL. PATRICIA. ''PA'l '-California-G.A.A. 1: lr. Statesmen 1: G Tri Y l. TRASK. WARREN F.. CHlPS -Santa Barbara- G Boys 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: A B Track. Captain 1. 2. 3: B Football 1. TRENKA. BOB TRIESCH. MARYLYN, MlTZlE -Occidental College-Girls' Stunt Show 1. 2. 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Lyric Club 2: Sophomore Chorus l: Operetta 2. 3: Regulated Dress 3: Honor Society 3: Iunior Civinettes 2. 3: Tri Sigma Phi 3: World Friend- ship 2. TROTTER. BOB TURNER. FRED UTZINGER. IOHN G.--Occidental College-Library 3: Forensics 3: Ir. Statesmen 3: Goll 3. Y VALLETT. IANE VAN AMAN. DALE, ERNEST PLA -Glendale College-Explosion Stafl 3: Stylus. Sports Editor 3: Dance Committees 1, 2: Radio Broadcasts 1. 3: Operetta 3: 49ers 3: C Track. B Track l. 2. 3. VAN HORN, LOIS-Brigham Young University-A Cappella 3: Girls' Stunt Show 2, 3: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2, 3: Commerce 2. 3: Philharmonic 2, 3. VAUGHAN, VIVIAN, VIV -A Cappella Choir 3: Girls' Glee 1: Lyric Club 2: Chevron Club 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Gym Sec. 2, 3: Philharmonic Club 2, 3: Odds 6 Ends l: Play Day Official. VECCHIONE, FELICIA VEYSEY. LAURENCE-Occidental College-Cabinet, Director ol Forensics 3: Explosion Stall 3: Manager ot Book Store 2. 3: Forensics 1. 2, 3: Oratorical Speaker 2: Honor Society 1. 2, 3: Scribblers 2. 3: Spanish Club 2. 3: School Ticket Seller. VIVAS, SHIRLEY T. VOLLERT, VIRGINIA, GINNY -California-Girls' Stunt Show 1, 2: Chevron l. 2, 3: Chips l. 2, 3: Commerce Club l, 2, 3: G Girls 2: G.A.A. l, 2. 3: French Club 1, 2, 3: Odds 6 Ends 1: G Trl Y 1, Vice-Pres. 2. Pres. 3. VORWERK, BARBARA, BARBIE -Glendale College-Halls-Grounds Duty l: Talent Show 2. 3: Girls' Stunt Show l: Girls' Glee l: Lyric Club 2: Choralettes 3: Operetta l. 2, 3: Philharmonic 2, 3: Scribblers 2: Nitroettes 2. WAID. MAXINE. MAX -Explosion 3 Auditorium Doorman 2. 3: Usher 2, 3: Girls' Stunt Show 3: Chevron Club 2. 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: Philharmonic 2: Odds 6 Ends 2: Rifle Club 2. WALKER, EVELYN, EVlE -Chaiiey College-Halls-Grounds Duty 1, 2. 3: Talent Show 3: Girls' Stunt Show 2. 3: Girls' Glee 2: Lyric Club 3: Operetta 2. 3: Requ- lated Dress 2: Ir. Civinettes 2, 3: World Friendship 3. WALKER, KATHLEEN-Stanford-Library 1: Chevron Club 2: Dewey Decimals 1. 2: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 2: Gym Sec. 2: Honor Society 1, 3: lr. Civinettes 2, 3: Odds 6 Ends 2. WALKER, ROSALIE WALSH, LOUISE-Business College-Operetta Salesman 1. 2: World Friendship 3. WALTERS. BILL WALTERS, DON WALTON, IAMES WALKER Ill-Glendale College-Hi-Y 3: Student Congress 3: A Track 3: A Football 3. WARREN. NANCY WARRINGTON, BONNIE. BUNNlE -C.A.S.C. Dance Committee 1: Commerce Club 1.2. WATSON, AVALEE, LEE -Commerce Club 2, 3: Honor Society 2. WEINER. CHARLES, SI.OWBALL CHARLIE -Glendale College-Baseball 1. 2, 3: Manager A Football 3. WELBORN. CHARLES, CHUCK -Glendale College-Student Court 3: Dance Com- mittees 1. 2. 3: Comites 1. 2: Ir. Civitans 2, 3: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. WESTERN. DAN-President A Cappella 3: Boys' Glee l. 2: Operetta 1. 2, 3: Foote ball 2. WHEELER, IOANNE WHITAKER. LONNIE RUTH-Explosion 3: A Cappella 3: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2, 3: Honor Society 3: Tri Glen 1. WHITAKER. SHARON ROSE. Sl-TERRY -Art School-Operetta 2, 3: World Friendship 3: Ski Club l: Dance Programs 2, 3. WHITE. CARL. WHITY -Glendale College-A Baseball 1, 2. 3: G Boys 2. 3: Hi-Y l. 2, 3: B Football 1. 2. WHITE. IOY-Girls' Stunt Show 1: Regulated Dress 1: Commerce Club 2, 3: World Friendship 2. 3: Ski Club 1. WHITNEY. IOYCE-Commerce Club Treasurer l. WICKSTROM, EARLEEN-Caliiornia-Usher 1: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2: Chevron 3: Comites 1: G Girls 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Gym Sec. l. 2. 3: Honor Society 3: Odds 6 Ends 1: World Friendship l. 2. 3: Nitroettes 2. WILBUR. ROBERT. BUBSY -Student Congress 3: R.O.T.C. 3: Track 2: G Boys 3: Ir. Civitan 3: Hi-Y 3: B Football 2: A Football 3. WILLARDSON. CAROL IOANN. IODY -Brigham Young University-Cabinet. Head Song Leader 3: Dance Committee 2: Oratorical Tableau 3: Girls' Stunt Show 1. 2. 3: Song Leader 3: Regulated Dress 3: Ir. Civinettes 2. 3: World Friendship 2. 3: Nitroettes 3. WILBURN. NORMAN PATRICK. PAT -Cal-Tech-Public Address 1. 2. 3: Radio Broadcasts l. 2: 49ers 3: Honor Society l. 2. President 3: lr. Statesmen 2. 3: Chess Club 1. President 2. 3: Zero Beaters 3. WILLIAMS. TERRY-Glendale College-A Track 3, WOLFE, MAYREA-Occidental College-Maid of Honor 2: School Play 2: Forensics 2: Oratorical Tableau l. 2. 3: Radio Broadcasts 2: Girls' Stunt Show 1, 2. 3: Lyric Club 2: A Cappella Chcir 3: Operetta 2. 3: Honor Society 3: Ir. Civinettes 2, 3: Thespians 2, Sec.-Treas. 3: World Friendship 2, 3. WOOD, BETTY ANN-Glendale College-Regulated Dress 2: Comites 1: Christian Students Fellowship 3: Honor Society 3: World Friendship 3. WOODS. ROBERT WILLIAM. WOODY -Glendale College-Cabinet. Coordinator of Fine Arts 3: Halls-Grounds Duty 1. 2: Dance Committees l. 2. 3: Play Committees 1. 2: Oratorical Tableau 3: Operetta Committees l. 2: 48ers 3: G Boys 3: Ir. Civitan 2, 3: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: A Track 3: A Football 3. WOODRICK. CAROL, WOODIE -Talent Show 2: Girls' Glee 1: Lyric Club 2: A Cappella Choir 3: Operetta 2. 3: Philharmonic 2. 3: Rifle Club 3: Usherette at Games 2. WORLEY. KATHRYN ANN. ANN -Redlands University-Orchestra 2. 3: Chips Club 1. 2. 3: Honor Society 3: G Tri Y 1. 2, President 3. WRIGHT. KENNETH, MUCHMORE WYLIE. NEVLYN. NEVIE -Glendale College-Monitors 1: Stage Crew 2: Dance Committees 1. 3: Party Committee 3: Others 2: Girls' Stunt Show 1. 2, 3: C.A.S.C. l. 2: Ir. Civinettes l. 2. 3. YONKMAN. IOAN. IO -Oratorical 3. YOUNG. BOB YOUNG. IOHN W.. IAY -Glendale College-Orchestra 1, 2. 3: Hi-Y 2. 3: B Basket- ball 2, A 3: A Golf 1: Student Congress 3. YOUNG. PATRICIA. PAT'l'Y -Glendale College-Stylus 3: Radio Broadcasts 3: Dewey Decimals l. 2: Gym Sec. l: Honor Society 3: G Tri Y 1. 2, 3: Scribblers 3: Spanish 2. 3: Nitroettes 2. ZARRS. ANNABEL-Glendale College-A Cappella Choir 3: Girls' Glee 1: Lyric Club 2: Operetta 2. 3: Gym Sec. 1: Honor Society 1. 2. 3: G Tri Y l. 2. 3: Nitroettes 2. ZINK, CARI. R.. RON''-Yale-Halls-Grounds Duty 2, 3: Oratorical Tableau 2: Honor Society 2. 3: Ir. Civitan 2. 3: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Spanish 2: Tennis 1: A Track 2. 3. ZITTLE. WALDEN. WALI.EY -U.S.C.-Orchestra 1: Goll 3. MORGAN. IOE. MOGO -Oregon State-Party Committee 3: Honor Society 3: Hi-Y 1. 2, 3: World Friendship 3: A Baseball l, 2: B Football 1: A Football 3. KENNEY, MAYNARD, LYNCHER -Glendale College-Orchestra 2. 3: Male Lead in Operetta The New Moon 3. CHRISTENSEN. JACK, CHRIS JUNIURS 1' Presxdent Bo Iansen The Iumors have the largest class T1s hlled wlth many a lad and lass Who wrth smgmg and shoutmg bnght In the Oratoncal put up a great hght The Iumor Prom was by them put on The school w1ll mrss them when they are gone fl J Vxce Presldenl Treasurer Secretary Song Leader Warren Sanborn Pat Snow Portia Snow Meredrth Fox .4 L fx A Q ' ' f AZ ,.MA?,,- H- Q f vb: .1451 V Y '51, nf ,fs K I 1 5 4, i , J ,X ff: A W .55 gf , , K.- f MP1 L ex P' 4 K, P. ,. , Af-1, - ,Q ' 3 ,,, yi'-I' K f nn N D Q ,f U4 E' '- Y 1. 'v 4 ' Jai, . 4 'Y tt. , I x s - ,i I A ,I ' 11 :- '1 Y 1 MI ' F 7 mv Ai:9, . J .,,., B ', If f' ls' A 1 5 ff ' Y ns If 1 ,. ,. 'x. ,wg P-r f 5-4,4 , -Q . 4,.. Q?g 4 ,L 15? 9' 8 V' ht v-My 1,4 ,L . ' , 5-, Q5 lr' W1 if' Q M mf H f ,1r,-f A 4 . 4 ' .. 2-V? A l ' 3 Zyl E152 32 A . -A SE :If lm N'-1 uv if Es Q 5 Q1 W-.4 Srl 1 3 l A, M 59' .af , ff? Z Q .A. E gk ,. if.- 4' ,rf ft fy 1 ,Q 158 'K' V , ' A V 4 1 vt. 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V+ 9 ,VXN4 XX. 05 iii: X Quik ' 4 Ay 'H ' ' df 'gg 2 'Q .Q A 'W 'Q AMX-dv Q u L ,be L1 'ff vga Presxdent I ack Oliver aww Treasurer Vxce Presxdent Class Speaker Secretary Sereda Headley Larry Anderson Conme Trozzu The Sophomores have the least qals and quys But they make up for what they lack m sxze By havmg lots ol spmt and pep And scng and yell leaders rxght m step And rt thelr record they do not mar The class ol 51 should go far Song Leader Yell Leader Merrrlyn Wlllxams Norris Richardson i ' , - a .- i ' ul V It 2 5 lg :F , gf. 1, ffsyu Y , 5 Q Nfl BL y 5 .A 2- - 1 I 3, .fifffr Afhffsx V - ' - b 51 1 W 'W ,x , Q . , '1' . 6 . 3 M M' '1 'mpqf gf' :n Shi- an , fin 9 f 121-Eu-IQ 1 Sf ' fi, f Q ' ' 'K ' W Q 7 Q fi Q A H' ' V, -. I ' gf . . 1 Q e 11 2 Q i n I i 3 i ,V S 1 ,:?' A ' Z , ' 2 , f .4 H -f. . I ts Q , 8 R fi 5 Y 1 4, A M wig' yea ' w - 4- ' 31 A ,5 ' ,-. V Q' 'hu vi E 5 1 7 ' 315235 - Q A L as -E f -Zilla ,L QL A jj si ,I-A .f ' ww '3!',. ? N, , -.L ' uw ' fm , ,, -1 4 . 4 - ,, v. Qi' LA ffl? . f an - Q 1 gg f an 5 ff 5 5 1.. -T' fx Q? 'f an ki' via G' fed' YQ! eg: L a ' S! Q' Anmil' ff? 5 5 1 A ' 'gf tab' ff ,JE 3' - H 'Q ,v w .- J - , ZA -A ws gyf i T Fix 9 Q - 4 ff .i . M ...., ., N V f MQ ,.-9931 8 Mag m G ' ff ff ' rw , , N, My , . A V- ' EA 1 ELT' x A ' fs 3 I 'e A .-i M11 f I' P - ' ' ---Q u. fi .... A ll .aa 5 URATURICAL The Oratoncal s theme was Youth and World Peace The fame of the Semors never wlll cease For wmnmg hrst place U1 all three events And keepmq quxet Ln moments tense G QFSJQX HONOR SUCIET I cs.. Pop row - left to right: Curtis Kuderna. Weson Wahle, Iohn Lloyd, Lawrence DeGraff, Don Milliken. Cyrus Banning, Stanley Manatt. Charles Lyons, Ron Zink, Dale Layhee, Pat Welbom, Ed Stoifel, Dick Crandall, Guy Wilson. Lawrence Veysey, Tommy Littlefield, Iohn Lee, Iohn Gaines, Ron Bartholomew. Second row: Bob Brumm. Carl Kane, Earleen Wickstrom, Edith Anderson, Beth Marshall, Leslie Scullin, loan Knox. foy Musttzer Ian Crawley Ianet Neptune lane Graham Annabel Zarrs, Beverly Stager lean Shephard Carol Westall Donna Pratt Barbara Knox Mary Lou Scarpacl loy Huss lure Snyder Lorraine Mertz Bob Allen Bob Blackburn Bottom row Eileen Murphy Gail Fromer Manone Crater Nancy Graver Barbara Davidson Dolores Fratto Carol Ingelson Marilyn Slater Pearlyne Crowley Pat Hales Meryl Duncan Nancy Doolittle Iackxe Hadley Sharon OI.eary Nancy Stewart Gail Erickson Maryorxe Ashcratt Meredith Fox Mrs Phyllis Edwards For students who have a B and three A s This club is fun ln many ways To glve money to deserving scholars The society eams three hundred dollars They also have partxes banquets and meetings And to all newcomers extend their greetings HUNUR SUCIET II Top row lelt to right Linda Hayes Helen Nadhemy Ron Bartholomew Norton Brodsky Barbara Davidson Dolores Shervtk Nadine Norton Annabel Zarrs Iane Graham Bob Newsom Ierry Hannmg Kathleen Walker Nancy Stewart Mayrea Wolfe Ieri Taylor Mrtzy Tnesh lane ley Iune Snyder Alice Montgomery Alice Ioy Huss Iohn Lee Ray Newburn Kenneth Heald David Smiley Carl Kane Bill Manskar Iohn Games Iohn Lloyd Sumner Hopkins Cyrus Banning Lawrence Veysey Tommy Lxttleheld Ian Crawley Don Daves Ioan Knox loy Mustxzer Ed Stalell Andrew Douglas Meryl Duncan Tern Simmons Iackle Snonne Loretta Miner Bottom row Mrs Edwards Meredith Fox Faith Fagan Lois Waterman Lorraine Mertz Vida Greenberg Curtis Kudrne Nils Nilsson Betty Ann Wood Leslie Scullxn Iune Lynn Hon Zmk Iohn Sxme Bob Blackburn Lawrence DeGralf Earlene Wxckstrom Lydia Enctnas Anna Mane Schaefer Lucille Heron Ann Pilkington Beth Marshall Sitting Guy Wxlson Bob Allen Steve Turner Meyer: Ianet Neptune, Trish Busch, Darlene lohnson, lane Hathwell, Dick Crandall. Second row: Patty Young, Ann Worley, Pearlyne Crow- s '58, 49'EI'S Top row - left to right: Albert Brown, Bob Hanson, Bob Hinshaw, Bob Priestley, Iohn Hall. Bill Hansen, Bill Hale, Ridge Massey, Harry Lawrence, Beauchamp Rogers. Pat Welborn. Richard Strong, Woody Archer. Charles McPherrin. Dirk Eldridge. Second row: Fred Lieb. Bob Belanger, Sumner Hopkins, Iohn Arque, Allan Gilmore. Pat O'Brian. Warren Sandborn, Ierry Gilland. Bert Moss, Tommy Cripe. Third row: Fred Barth, Dick Moore, Bill Semerau, Bob Woods. Gordon Bonetto, Clyde Holten. Iohn Lloyd, Ed Stotlel, Fred McGregor, Don Donegan, Bill Gelsinger, Bill Coops. Bottom row: Mr, Hewitt. Ed Lowe, lack Saccomando, Quentin Gallivan. Leon Ellis, Iohn Ferdinandi, Dick Murray. Bob Mali, Duane Lowe, Andrew Douglass, Iohn Mahnke, Mr. Kienholtz, 49 ERS This club IS composed ot 49 boys And serving the school is one of thelr Joys For leadership and service they always strive They re always as busy as bees in a hive BOSE UB Frank Hernandez Wayne Howeth Bill Bennett Bob Bashiord B111 Hale Carl White Ridge Massey Dean Paredxs Bottom row Eddie Farrell Iohn Argue Alan Dretlexn Bob Hinshaw Alan Farr Leon Ellis G CLUB In track and football and all the rest The G Club boys are the very best They ve won their letters and their worth they ve proved Their standards ot sportsmanship can never be moved To their school they all are loyal and true And keep their standards and qrades up too I ll ll l Top row - left to right: lim Pence. Al Tomei. Clair Williams, Warren Scott. Bennie Little. Dean Cameron. Warren Sandbom. Second row: DEWB DECIMALS Lett to right: Veda Murphy. Nina Ross. Virginia Dyson. loanne Shrlber. Beverly Trowbridge. Ianet Parker. Barbara Hues. Dolores Booth Ronald Gaines Pat Passage 41 -1u- CHESS DEWEY DECIMALS The Dewey Decimals as o club that looks For those who have an mterest m books Their program mcludes educatlonal talks And through other llbranes taking walks CLUB 937' I 'Pr 7 2- ' 1 5 w. br all Lett to nght Ian Iansen Kay McCowan Ken Hunter Ioan Iohnson Pat Welborn CHESS CLUB The Chess Club IS here to promote the game Whxch has gamed an mtematxonal fame For teachmg rules ol strategy And lt s also fun to play you see . ., i Y IA wiv' -' k ,H V Q ,..,., f, I . L w Z r so .mn -' R E A l ,-1 'A ' ' 1 ,- .' it Q x , Q XSK' '- - flfi . A A Z chill ' . jf' 4' 2 V e 3 - ' .ff-'2 ' ,Q . - u t A f l - 'f'VJl'r A ,G ': f! vw MW fl 1 ha ...xg , ' 1 -J, V' . l . 4' JW I t . . . . ,a I . 1 .Q ,W 1' 1 f CIVINETTES Top Row Lelt to rxght Nancy Gossman Gwen Morgan Arden Searles Vxrgxnxa Doolxttle Kathleen Walker Dorothy Sloan Dorothy Alison Duane Taggart Loxs Morrow Nevx Wylxe Exleen McQu1ston Barbara McCabe Lots Waterman Charlene Brown La Veme Henderson Paulme Maga Lucxlle Bowman Portxa Snow Leshe Scullm Second row Sally Lewxs Iody Wxllardson Mttzy Tnesh Patty Knernan Patty Taylor Barbara Pollard Carol Dumont Mary Packard Ianet Iohnson Una May Russel Peggy Moses Nancy Warren Betty Robtson Vtrgmxa Danxels leame Broome Barbara Kalman Path lrwm Io Thorstenberg Pat Snow Pal Hales Dr Brown Bottom row Mayrea Wolle loan Smxth Clanre Colbey Dons Gulbrandson Farth Fagan Ann Aldrxch Nancy Tulston Nancy Stewart Patty Baum Iaclue Dretlern Darlene Morse Cay Oswald Meredxth Fox Lorrame Mertz Rosle Funkawa Flavia Cralt Wanda Haskel Maryl Duncan C I 1. c1v1NE'm:s The Cnnnettes is a group ol gals To newcomers they are always pals For loyalty and leadership they strive And help lh every Red Cross drxve At hospttals they often entertam And hxgh standards lor servlce always maxntaxn CIVITANS Top row lett to right Fred Lxeb Bxll Bennett Alan Iohnson Don Mxltkan Delbert Hawes Alan Marhndale Ron Zxnlr Steve Turner Russel Wardner Wynn Smallwood Bob Bnttaxn Chuck Welborn Sumner Hopkms Walter Haase Robert Fxtch Ray Henderson Bxll Gelsxnger Second row Dr Brown Iohn Stme Don Daves Grl Hess Warren Scott Kexth Noonan Warren Sandborn Richard Olwer lack Hxll Bob Roy Guy Wllson lohn Ferdxnandt Bruce Hopper lim Atkinson Bob Pnestley Paul Morley Bottom row Bob Hinshaw Lelty Roach Leon Ellxs Gordon Bonetto Bubsy Wxlbur Alan Farr Bob Woods Le Roy Small Dick Chattm Bull Hale Kay McCown Bob Brown Tom Pollock Bob Blackburn Ron Bartholomew Iohnny Hall Gaylord Nxclrols Bert Moss CIVITAN S Good cltuenshlp rs the Clvltan s alm And to always mamtam our schools good name Each year they make a trip up the hill And repair the G ' so lt will be there still -- e 43 1 we f ' M W' 2 V4 'Ar , x ' . A V K' ' I .- ' - A V r .' ky f. 1,- Y lx K ni, l' it f ' 'B 'ff . A Q J- Q: y I ' ,, H I V - ':. H I . I If . 1 . 1 G Z 3 ' I . 'I JUNIOR STIITESMIIN Top row left to nght Kaye McCowan Iohn Argue Iohn Van Burk Ken Hunter Ed Lowe Dolores Shervlk Second row Bert Moss Ann Shaver Rodney Schaxqer Carl Kane Barbara Maxwell Barbara Orth Mary Lou Scarpacx lean Kronmnq Mr Golder Bottom row Terry Simmons Conme Olson Ioan Rowm Nancy Ross Bo Iansen Ron Bartholomew Dorothy Matlxck Charlene Shager lane Green Margaret Hansen 1A Ah f iq! t IUNIOR STATESMAN The Iumor Statesmen IS a club for those Who are Interested xn our nation s woes Most all of them have polltical mmds For they vote on bulls of many lunds They know the laws and for what they stand They re tralnmq to be statesmen of our land LATIN CLUB Top row left to rlght Salvrtor Ganql Iohn Breclunndqe Phll Atllclt Bull Hale Steve Turner Ken Hunter Lawrence DeGralt Allan Iohnson Dell Haus Kay McCowan Second row Mxss Dorothy Gxlson Ceba Carter Barbara Llght Claxr Colby Ioy Huss Leslxe Scullm Ardys Krgqens Susan Nobel Dxane Mlller Gall Framer Bobble Braaclr Bottom row Dxck Chrxstenson Bob Speed Russell Wardner Bob Bnttam Bob Black burn Guy Wilson Flavxa Craft Loxs Waterman Eumxce Klrkburq Pat Iohnson Rosle Funkawa LATIN CLUB Tlus club rs orrqanlzed to promote Interest m what the the Romans wrote And to learn all they can about a cwllxzatlon That contnbuted much to our modern natxon - ' : . , . . , ' . : , 1 I . 1 1 1 ', I . . . 5 Q 3 . 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I I I 1 1 1 I I 1 ' CHI SIGMA PHI Top row left to nght Iohn Hames Ronald Barnes Rxchard Fleer Dale Wxlson Iames lnghram Lelty Roach Pat Covtck Pat Orear Francls Robertson lanet Lxnd Peggy Ferner Fauth Douglas Lorrame Colburn Second row Dorothy Terry Mabel Stevenson lean Gott Ioan Llttel Dolores Shervxlc Shlrley Lease Manlyn Kuhn Ioan Iohnson Vxrgxrla Spuff Gladys Stone lean Martxn Alxce lay Huss Iune Snyder Manlyn Howxe Betty Ann Wood Bottom rcw Marcia Hanng Kathrme Hadsell Mary Ruth Mxlham Ellen Merrxlcan Donna Mootes Beth Marshall Barbara Hahn Duane Ingram Vlrgmxa Spofl Marvel Gee Mar-,o Corson Francis Bxzzel Raydme Delis Earleen Wlclrstrom I X CHI SIGMA PHI The Chnshan Student Fellowshxp or Chl Sxgma Phx Is formed cf those students who wuh to try To keep a hrm ialth ln these days oi etnie And practxce thexr prxncxples mn everyday Irie CHIPS Top row lett to nght Ixm Sprmg Davxd Iohnson Howard Thomas Charles Lyons Owen Showalter Don Bramard Kenny Woods Eddre Hadsell Alan Straxght Wxndslow Quxck Barbara Bohn Larrome Blackford Second row Ierry Eastan Kay McKowan Barbara Lxght Marcxa Harmg Ann Carver Marianne Scott Exleen McQuxston Ianet Hanng Kay Nash Francxs Eastman Ieanne Gardner Ioy Swartz Alberta Sexp Betty Doubt Mrs Vxrgmra Sleler Bottom row Ierry Morehead Stanley Mannete B111 Hale Don Doneqan Donna Pratt Icanne Trbert Carol DeWitt Vlrgxnxa Vallert Pat Robmson Dorothy Iordon Kay Dzck Ann Fenton Pat Vahey CHIPS CLUB The Chaps Club or chxps ott the old block Are of former Glendale students the stock To all the new students they try to be chums And are always ot servlce to our alum: - I ' - AV ,f 'A - -v - . x ' x 2 4 - 1- - ' -'- i ca 1 . - ! 9 . , 5 S - 11 6 F I . . , f I P .. 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SUMUAC X he Standxnq left to nght Mxss Mary Beth Abbott lohn Games Dnclr Rucker Mary Lee Stewart Alva Anderton Lencre DeMarsh laclne Cappell Maxme Barton Iody Chapman Martha Barrett loyce Larson Sxttxng Dorothy Ito Dorothy Terry Cynthxa Bell lean Howson Ruth Hollm Not plctured are Rollm Sxmmons Marlene Mulherron Wanda Haslrel Alvxn Rankm Nancy Newell SOMOAC The Somoac Club plays quite a part ln the lives ol those interested tn art Wxth their vxsxts to art schools qallenes shops Thxs interest ln artxstry never once stops WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB Top row left to nght Betty Mann Ioan Wallxng Louxse Walsh Txmmy Blake Barbara Kalman Lynn Harlow Vrrgxma Sturges Donna Stlmson Kay Stubbs Rita Iones Pat Orear Pat Covtck Connne Rxddell Dorohty Sloan Pattx Kxernan Dxane Taqqert Barbara Morgan Mxckey Thorton Dxck Bowman Alan Gxlmore Iohn Lee Second row Helen Nadherny Nancy Burns Marlene Fortxer Dorothy Arzouman Francls Stockton Betty Lou Serm Sally L wxs lody Wlllardson Iannette Stucky Ann Sloan Ioan Cornelxus Shxrley Iensen Ioan Bxce Lucxlle Heron Margaret Hopk ns Iaclne Alnra Dxane Ingram Sharon Whxtaker Barbara Haberman Cay Oswald Alan Knoor Bottom row Shxrley Montgomery Betty Ann Wood Manlyn Maxey Darlene Morse Diane Masters Pat Peron Wanda Kaskell Pat Snow lanet Neptune Ioan Cornelxus Beverly Hemger Freya Beck Lmda Hayes Conme Robxns Martha Glassmomr Manlyn Danner Carol Hart Iune Snyder Earleen Wxckstrom WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB The World Frxendshxp Club rs an orqanxzatxon That wntes to the youth of many a natxon Establxshes lnendshxp and co-operatxon And learns more about thexr cxvxhxatlon 1 Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . A . . 1 1 1 1 -. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . SCRIBBLBRS Top row - left to right: Mrs. Olive Eckerson, Barry Alexander, Lawrence Veysey, Iohn Gaines, Bo Iansen. Connie Riddell. Second row: Doris Iohnson, Lee Young. loan Rowin, Marcia Densmore, Pat Hayes. lean Housen, Freya Beck. Pat Passage. Bottom row: Nancy Ross. Cynthia Bell, Betty Beckett. Patty Young, lane Graham, Terry Simmons, Lawrence DeGralt. lane Green, Margaret Hansen. Marietta Loos. SCRIBBLERS Establxshmg Interest ln creatxve wrxtxng Is the atm that the Scrlbblers are never slxghting Each year to help hll the treasurers purse They wnte stones and essays that itll teachers wxth blxss And poems undoubtedly better than this' SPANISH CLUB Top row lelt to nght Tom Littlefield Lawrence Veysey Ron Cooper Frank Hernandez Don Milliken lack Lockwood Dlck Fernandez Bob Kohn lack Holland Rubln Martinez Phyllxs Hare Pat Hales Ioan Walling Marcia Hayes Barbara Beem Barbara Pollard Ioan Gray Ianet Harmg Pat Wylte Ann Plllnngton Glona Erickson Lorraine Lomax Nardmana Greca Second row Mr Kenneth Greenlaw Barry Alexander Hopkms Ioanne Tlbert Barbara Easton Ieri Taylor Arden Searles Trish Rusch Iane Rathwell Ianet Neptune Evelyn Resmck Mary Carlton Pearlene Crowley Mrs Lambert Bottom row Maryone Wmters Iuhe Whrte Margaret Hansen lane Green Patty Young lane Graham Marllyn Slater Peggy Moses lean Wllbern Ioan Comehus Beverly Henmger Lou Ann Black Shirley Iensen Edith Moser lane Corberly Lydla Encmas Darlene Morse Dorothy Flxnn Shlrley Schuetze Gae Cutler Mary Ann Cline Sxttxng Tom Pollack Bob Brown Robert Olson SPANISH CLUB For students who speak el espanol Membership rn thu club ll the goal With cascarones and Buenos Dxal Seeing Olvera Street eating tortillas. Wrlhng letters to their Spanish pals This club ls fun for guys and gall Conrad Carter. Dick Crandall, Robert King, Carl Kane. Mary Bullock. Esther Anthony, Rodney Skager. Beverly Steger. Lucllle Heron, Margaret THBSPIANS Top row- lelt to right: Bob King, Todd Peters. lack Christensen, Ioan Rowin. Ronnie Lecklighler. Iack Hill. Second row: Bob Thompson. Charles Lycns. Paul Gerards, Nevvi Hunter. Beauchamp Rogers. Ian Crawley. Richard Gerards, Bill Hinkely. Bottom row: lean Sheperd. Ioan Raynard. loan Knox, Susie Spierman. Ioy Mustizer. Sally Lewis, La Verne Henderson, Don Doves. Peggy Kline. Lucille Haron. lane Graham. THESPIANS This club iurthers interest in dramatic art Tis for those who successfully take a part In school operettas scenes or plays Or show dramatic slnll an other ways FURBNSIC CLUB Top row lelt to rlght Charles Lyons Lawrence DeGrait Iohn Utsger Lawrence Veysey Dick Strong Bo Iansen Iohn Games Second row David lngraham Carol Coultas Pat Reeves Dick Baqges Carol Yokum loan Knox Ioy Mustxser Ian Crawley Ioan Rowxn lane Vallet Iane Graham Bottom row Salvxtor Gangi Howard Maxley Gall Exrkson Bob Hayes Harlen Dutcher Terry Simmons Moms Richardson Bob Sheldon Ioy Elson Ruth Esler '5 ir IZ in-v FORENSICS The Forensic Club is an organization For those who can give a keen oratxon Emote on the stage gtvefout with wrt Or any other kind of speech to ht The occasion for mhlch the school will demand Someone to take the speaker s stand. . in v . 3 v A ' ia: , I A v . 15 . ,,, M - ,X fit' X ' 1 -' 1' ' , . SX Y. , . 1 -a - I ,JJ 1 H - .5 . If V4 4 ' g J l . , 4 f J X i, A W A J COMMERCE CLUB Top row lett to rught Nancy Stenburg Francus Robertson Barbara Medley Dons Brewer lean Lavuson Vurgunua Vollerl lean Martun Loretta Gulliland Ieanue Gardener Manan Morgan Betty Herson Marlene Nollenberger loanne Gulland Tom Taylor Ioan Cooper Elan Greug Guy Halbert Margaret Staulfer Louuse Walsh Audrey McQuuston loy McCollum Patty French Second row Barbara Hamlun Iessue Elluott Betty Nuclzolls Ioanne Buyse Dorothy Iordon Bonnue Robertson Carol Chapman Duane Knudsen Donna Stuunson Fauth Douglas Leena Palmer Pat Iohnson Ioyce Stroble Marruanne Webber Analue Watson Della Snook Ioyce Whutney Gladys Stone Norma Fratto Iackue Bowrett Harruet Wundom Dorothy Hurley Kay Nash Bottom row Claure La Puer Duane Masters Dorothy Arzaman Dorus Bezuettue Yvonne Hosmer Gayle Lula Crawford Aluce Comstock Barbara Valetune Betty Lou Wulson Ioanne Evans Connue Duest COMMERCE CLUB The largest club un Glendale Hugh The Commerce Club s umportance none can deny Wuth opportunutues for work ut us rlle And helps prepare uts members tor busuness lute C.ASC Top row lelt to rught Charles Lyons Warren Sanborn Ruben Martunez Bob Young Bull Grutien Eddue Farrel Pat Bnan Don Bachtol Phul Attuck Second row Allen Thorwegan Ron Bartholomew Duck Duddel I-'rank Scott lum Walton Rod Slceger Duck Duyuc Keuth Noonan Bottom row Cathy Haslzel Icy Whute Barbara Habernuan Leona Johnson Ianet Peters Ianet Iohnson Dorothy Kelstrom Donna Pratt Ioyce Larson Nancy Sulluvan Nancy Stewart C.A.S.C. The C A S C us composed ot eught Guys and gals who travel all over the state To other schools for convqutucns and meetungs Taking them Glendale Hugh Schools greetings Tallnng over the problems ot student and teacher And the thungs student government must teature Simms, Brook Smith, Gloria Coots, Martha Glassmouri. Connie Robsons. Pat Hill, Ioan Windslow. Shirley Iameson. Donna Moote. Nancy llimsley, I I I PHILHARMUNIC CLUB Top row left to nqht Bob Iatiray Dole Wllson Diane Masters Dorothy Arzouman lean Welburn Sandra Angle Nancy Munoy Ioan Rempter Helen Fergerson Elaine Oelarr Carole Parsons Sylvia St Clair Adell Connor Carol Fox Mary Dicks Ioan Porter lane Ruclrman Darlene Rise Allxsond White Ronnie Iahelka Connie Trozze Nancy Johanson Second rcw Henrietta Rice Francis Stockton Raydxne Easton Francis Bxsel lean Williams Margo Corson Marvell Gee Buthe Miller Dons Bensen Le Nore DeMarsh Mary Lowes loan Iohnson Kathie Khne Loraine Hamilton Evelyn Dewhurst loan Lxttel Nancy Pratt Bobble Buttler Lucille Baker Miss Zula Ziegler Cathy Palmer Bottom row Francesca Santoro lan Stuclry Barbara Davidson Dons Hays Diane Ingram lean Stowe Lane Hardy Yvonne Stacy Dorothy Kellstrom loan Comelxus leante Mitchell Lydia Encxnas Barbara Morgan Penny Farrar Yvonne Hosmer Dons Besette Gale Simms Betty Larson Marrlyn Taylor Alice Montgomery Helena Vallene J v 19 I PHILHARMONIC Apprectatxon ol music is the theme Ot this club that s really on the beam They listen to records whenever they meet And in concerts often buy a seat P. A CREW Top row left to right Ken Hunter Pat Welburn Iohn Holm Glenn Thompson lam Hearl Ronald Barnes Bob Miller Alan Straight Second row Mr Greg Lawrence lack Dennett Bert Moss Gerald Sherwin Howard Maxley Dick Dldell Woody Archer Ierry Easton Ronald Gxlliand Bottom row Lee Sorenson Dlclr Blanton Ray Fitzgerald Euqene Kenned Ted Hall Ieanie Mitchell Pat McBride Robert Maxwell Dale Pennington Charles McPhernn P.A. CREW Organized tor service is the PA. Crew They show our movies and tix milres too. They tape record our radio shows. And help ln assemblies as everyone lrnows. Left to right: Robert Maxwell, Dick Diddell, Marshal Hall. Charles McPherrin. Mr. Greg Lawrence, Pat Welborn. Y? rx X ZERO BEATERS The Zero Beaters as a club oi boys And one ol their most treasured loys ls tunlnq xn places lar and near So that over thexr earphones they can hear The voices ot many other hams In places near or far away lands FRENCH CLUB Top row left to rxqht Allan Havens Guy Wxlson Russell Wardner Bob Blackburn Bob Brxttxan Lawrence DeGratt Ron Bartholomew Iohn De Carrett Don Donegan Iames Lerenzxne Enc Lerenzme Wanck Gregson Second row Mary Lou Gabnelson Dorothy Kerpotnck Rusty Russell Alta Clark Mxss Dorothy Gllson Iackxe Snonene Ruth Gerard Louise Anderson Shlrley Shatter Nancy Stewart Path Baum Mary Lee Stewart Rosalie Walker Pat Iohnson Loxs Waterman Clan' Colby Hennetta Rxce Pat Hayes Sandra McCormack Bottom row Manlyn Taylor Mary Lou Nason Betty Mann Marque Snyder Helen Naderly Conme Smxth Ruth Gerard Ioan Knox Sylvxa Herald Iohnny I-'ernandl Meryl Duncan I-'lavxa Cralt Pat Covlclr Marcxa Lewxs Lots Morrow Nancy Ross Vxrqmxa Vollert Charlene Shager Sandra McCorm1ck Betty Lou Showers it li H l AT' l FRENCH CLUB The French Club u a club for those Who learn to talk down through the nose Wxth a gay Bon lou: and an Au Revoxr They could walk rn Pans wlth Savoxr taxre Each month a box to France they send So the French wxll know the U S ls a lnend , 4' .. H . N , c , 1 I c. . 1 1 . I 1 I ' 1 l 1 . 1 n . I 1 . 1 1 D 1 A 1 l - 1 1 . 2 ' 1 1 1 A 1 I I I 1 1 1 - 1 .1 1 - 1 I I I D 1 . 1 1 I . ' 1 1 I 1 n' ' xl?-if we . 4. . KA' ' - , .P . .X 1-J-'14 1: 'I f' .' Y ,. i ' f 1 ' 4 UQ.-i f., T ..,v Q X . V H ,F L. 'A -.' ' ., . y. 4 5. W . E 5 Y ' I ! Q , ' me x ,A I 5 V? , . V A e- . r 4 V ' , u - 'V - - 'f' ' -Q., . . , ew. f 'Q 'n 7 5 Y 5' 4-A 1' 1 5 J n - M U S 5 D V R CQJ A ' A 42 '41 AAAN 5- W, QA xAA - ' I v-f, U ,ul lx it J 1-4 4'l U, Q Q D cull A CAPPELLA CHOIR As an unusual feature tor a high school choral group the Glendale High A Cappella Choir presented a series of radio programs and New Moon a P T A program and many out ot school performances A CAPPELLA The A Cappella Choir IS for singers ime They smq everything from Iealousy to Auld Lang Syne There are tenors and altos basses and sopranos They sing a cappella and need no pianos B0 'S GLBE CLUB Rehearsals for the Christmas Pageant and later the Operetta occupied the time of the members oi the Boys Glee Club and their director Mr Howard Kay during the past year W YM, F recordings this year. Mr. Howard Kay conducted this group, which spent many hours in preparation tor the Christmas Pageant. the operetta SWING BAND The Swing Band at Glendale High has among its activities pertormance at the annual band concert. They played at the Book and Baggage Day dance and were rated tops by all attending. ORCHESTRA Our prize-winning orchestra took honors again this year at the annual music festival. During the past school year. a television show. the orchestra concert. assemblies. two plays, and the operetta comprised a full schedule lor this energetic group under the direction ot Mr. Purcell Mayer. . . J 'f 1 t ' ggywkf GHS BAND Although the students are aware of the band and Nitroettes fine performances on the football field every Friday night during the football season many of us do not realize the numerous activities of these groups in addition to those already mentioned. They ioined forces to march in the March of Dimes Parade on Wilshire Boulevard, the Santa Claus Lane Parade in Hollywood at Christmas time, the Memorial Day '5-Q AND NITRUBTTES Q w Q' ,S- ! ug., H an 7 is 1 P , ! W parade and to demonstrate thexr talent at the All Western Band Revrew at Long Beach where Barbara Iones Head Malorette was awarded the rahnq of the top IIICJOIEUS mn the West Band members pre sented the annual Band Concert and the pom pom guls flag swmqers and malorettes performed for the G A A The two orqamzatlons have enloyed sev eral partzes together thls year . Q X A . 4 E E 9 , A , 4 'Il P A tl' ' f ' tx 4 in ' Ci , - '. s F- 5XI,fxs Q , I , h -N X- r K 1 1 X 4 J - f a , e X Y A gf X' ' , A t - . C , . ,, Rs ia Q, .f r - ' ' e- V I , , ' ' K 4 V , , , . f 1 ' 'M ' X ' ' , 1 ' Y , f , f U I X 1 N - 405 5, ' Q :I if A M 0 x Q? X X ri ' 1' Ii I D qw R N ' V ' .b, 4 ff-111110 . gh r ff f., ,V - 0 4 , .' -my Qgfyzfgyauh f D pf' ij I X--Y L l M I 1, V ,- ' -35 L' ', A , x I VA V ' ' f y- n ff 3-1 ' 1 A - gig, 4 4 Q V lb, , ,.f, 4 lv V Y by e fi e, r Q r . f 17,2 ' ml , I Q V f I 'V - w ir f - 'Vx F v A933 is f 'fv fy-Q-'Q 0 f- -M- h A, A ,gn f J N- V Y ii, 4' V :fi I 7 1 1 7 A Through the Gxrls Gym department cx hne dcmce program has been developed Mxss Ruth Stwalley and Mrs Rhoda Bro111er have worked dxhgently Wlul then' dance classes thmrd fourth and sxxth penods to prepare for the Dance E CLASSES Recltal whlch was gwen m the Green Room at Chnstmas time for parents and inends of the q1r1s Many of the dances from the operetta New Moon were featured wrth Pecrrlyne Crowley as Rosrta the Spamsh dancer A short dance program was qlven at Open House 00' lwm' 'En- 1 1 I n u , ' , Q , 1, 5 H - H . Q , W 1 ' 5 f K , , .V rf . . ,-Ai 1 1 g ' , I V , A ' .411 . .M 2: ' ' ' E 1 A . r Si f 1 ' i 1 1, , .V - A s 4 Q ft' . 7 0'-'A' x K 1 If I . ' .K -' V I sr., . 1 ' A . , ' ' ' . ' ,' 1 xi-'ri 4, A Q ,Ur ,s... 1 - A x Ns , ' '- . All - U H f' 1, f '. -- 1 ' . ' - --T., Sf za, ' ' ' YV X M' '-YL' ' auf VK 'king , -4 - . a 3 6 J, M Q A ., 1, 2 ,Ju + ' e: I REMEMBER MAMA One of the hnest and certamly most elaborate produchons was gxven at Glendale Hrqh School thls year under the drrectlon of Mlss Manan Underwood A wonderiul cast made the play one that wlll never be forgotten by all who saw 1t The cast lncluded Ioy Mustlzer Don Daves Susxe Splerman Peggy Klxne lean Shepherd Bob King lan Crawley loan Knox Lucrlle Heron Ken Hunter lame Graham Art Cobery Charles Lyons Frances Castle I David Watts l Edith Anderson Billie lean Banon S Tern Simmons Tom Mitchell Delores Fratto loan Cornehus Btll Bennett Beta Iones Florence Mama Papa Katnn Chnstme Daqmar Nels Aunt Srgnd Aunt Ienny Aunt Trina Mr Hyde lessxe Dr lohnson Mr Thorkelson Amie Nurses Scrub Woman Soda Clerk Dorothy Schiller Madalxne Bell Boy Dana Moorhead Q M - X-L f. -'Q' 1 I L v ' - l I , , -.jr 1, SW M . V Pg' . I I I I Darryl Gu, e et..n f ntt' 1 ,, ' ' .IQ ,A fugggig cm The Spnng play Stagedoor by Edna Ferber and George S Kaufman was presented on May 19th for the National Thespran Society was a great success The unusually large cast included Mattie Mary Harper Mary McCune Bermce Niemeyer Madeleine Bauclam Iudxth Canfield Ann Braddock Kaye Hamilton Lxnda Shaw Iean Maitland Bobby Melrose Louxse Mitchell Susan Paige Pat Devine Kendall Adams Anna Marne Shatter Pauhne Miele Shirley lensen Ioan Knox Ioan Reynard Mayrea Wolfe Tern Sxmmons lame Graham La Veme Henderson Ian Crawley Marilyn Harlow Nola Steed Peggy Kline lean Mitchell Pearlyne Crowly Tony Gillette Ellen Fenwick Mrs Orcutt Frank Sam Hastings hmmy Devereaux Fred Powell Lou Mxllhauser David Kingsley Ketth Burgess Mrs Shaw Dr Randall Larry Westcott Billy Adolph Gretzl lean Shepard Pat Wylie Billy lean Barren Bxll Bennett Armand Shri! Bill Coops Pat Wilburn Don Robinson Don Daves Iaclr Chnstxanson loan Comelxus Art Cobery Beauchamp Rogers Bob King Larry Neiman I I entire student body and on May 21st for the public. This show. sponsored by the Glendale chapter of the Olga Brandt Ian Haines Terry Randall , Ioy Mustizer S XIV fl I D' .uw V V1 4 -up-as-3 QA! s--rv, K-sax' 'vw Ioy Musuzer Bob Hafner Manlyn Harlow Maynard Kenney Ruthe Mxller Slgmund Romberq's operetta, The New Moon, whxch was qwen thxs year, was a tremendous suc cess. Everyone who wnnessed the show acclauned xts maqmhcence. The cast of nearly two hundred and hfly students was headed by Maynard Kenney as ,Rss hm Stevenson Gary Cruzon Ken Hunter Beauchamp Rogers Conrad Carter Robert Huthe Mlller as Mananne Marilyn Harlow as Iuhe Bob Hafner as Alexander Ioy Mustlzer as Clotllde Also parhcxpatmg were Gary Cruzon Beauchamp Rogers Ken Hunter Conrad Carter hm Stevenson and Bruce Hopper X 1 w-APD,-'W' URATURICAL Frlled to the bnm wrth class spxrxt the Senxors were vxctonous ln all three events ln the lortleth annual Oratorlcal Bo Iansen last years wmnmq speaker presxded over the nvalry wxth Mr Vxctor Becker faculty advxser Speakers were Larry Anderson who spoke for the Sophomores Pearlyne Crowley who represented the Iunxors and lack Hlll who gave the wmmng speech ln behalf of the Seniors Senror song and yell leaders Donna Crone and Quentm Galhvan had wonderful cooperatton from the entire class and lead them mto the number one spot rn the class spmt divrsron The semor tableau whrch depicted Youth today and xn the future was vrctonous m that event S 6 .-Z 5 tr! lack Hill Donna Crone Quenhn Galllvan Speaker Sonq Leader Yell Leader fxxN L mg' ' J . M M55 'Z 4?Tf-gg wk Whxle the fme o chestra oi Vncent Dell Did many a ro a tc story tell Neath deco at ons of sl e and blue e da ce s hed they Id ay l Startmg off the socral events oi the year was the beautlful and un usual Iun1or Prom Blue and whrte decoratrons were used to carry out the Chnstmas Fantasy theme and the hxghhght oi the evenmg was the crowmng of Queen Ann Aldnch who was accompamed to her throne by Pearlyne Crowley Glona Enck son Pat Snow Portra Snow Pattr Taylor and Dorothy Alison 45 if 'wh 'la' , Q :Umor rnmvr la 4 lfjv upvv gsalll PM qu QT' QFKV K N l 1 'N AF' 45 3 wllh 5 42 ff 0,2 'K + 000 W, 000 oooo ifiWQ5Qi 4. 'N- s x h S Q , Q., . -,U 4 A ep f -pin!! .rf 'Z X A 'A f X 'x fx V if ' ' COTTON CURB Butions and Bows decorated the walls of the Green Room and Orville Tnqqs provlded the superb muslc for the Cottoncord Sophomore prexy Iack Ohver crowned Shlrley Page Queen of P the afiau wh11e her attendants were Carol Westall Ray Frtzpalnck Pai Chnste Sereda Headly Ardys Klggans Shuley Page Terry Tompson and Charlotte Iohnson 1 ii x tflwffil IFJ' 0,7011 With the girls paying for the tickets and pinning obnoxious corsages on their dates. quite a crowd tumed out ior the cabinet sponsored Backward Dance. A red and white color scheme was used tor the Let's Pretend theme and Eddie Charles and his Swing- Teeners played for the aiiair. BAC WARD DANC The original theme ot Let's Pretend Made many dancers sway and bend The girls all asked their tavorite dates So each fella would know iust how he rates. Corsages were made ol either orchids or onions When the dance was over. we all had bunions. - 1 ASSEMBLIES THE SRUWN CITY FOUR S JEFFERSON HIGH PRESENTS ' 414- , is atv ' 1 Sf' fff -. ' A ' 'M if 3 231 ., 3 f 3, S1 rx ' f 2 f - i 'VJ Sal l f' 1 E :A 5 w fi I A f E ,A , N. , X1 ', 5 G 0 , f,, ' A K if C t 3 E, Sig' XV H. ' ,f E, 'S ' v ' 3 , I I I A J! ,- -JL- S YN I V 9,57 aa 'fl ' ,B S P U R Q3 T S N-in Coach Lon Gral VA?-.SIT ' FOOTBALL , ,V ,, , ,, . .. ,,.,, Y gl . M . - we ' 5 ' - i , ,Q ,' i, V , , f 2,4 ,, ., J W? V.. ,,. 1 4 , - s1,V, , w ! Q N, .5 B , in e T T, , . , T in VARSITY FOOTBALL scones 3. p if :M ,ity 46 ,,..,, Winnie' vz. 3 , if 'Q' I 'wr ,fl I -74' - jf ' A M ' WK! Glendale , Montebello . , 6 K fa 2 ,qi Q Glendale , Burbank . .. V20 -Q, 2 Glendale South Pasadena 19 W G Glendale Hoover . . ,, 7 A 4' Glendale Monrovia 20 ' A E' Glendale Covina 20 f T , 1 1 Captain Carter Pyle. Player ot the Year. Kieth Noonan This year's hard-fighting Dynamiter eleven tar trom reached its pre-season expectations after being hampered throughout the league schedule by iniuries. The losses oi Fullback Lefty Roach due to an iniury. and Tackle Bob Hinshaw. and Quarterback Bob Breckow, who broke two ribs earlier in the season. kept the Nitros from reaching their tull strength. After dropping all ot their practice titts. Coach Lon Grat's Bombers hit pay dirt by exploding to an 18-5 victory over Montebello in their first league encounter. Then. aiter being dealt two straight losses at the hands ot the Burbank Bulldogs and the South Pasadena Tigers. came the biggest game ot the year. The crosstown rival, Hoover Tornadoes. barely emerged the victors over the Dynos by a 7-6 score in a thrill packed game. Quarterback Keith Noonan sparked the Nitros. by scoring the lone touchdown. and was the leading ground-qainer by making 89 yards in the ll times he carried the ball. Scrappy ottensive and detensive play by Captain Carter Pyle. at tackle: Ridge Massey, Busby Wilbur. guards: Iohnny Hall, Warren Scott. ends: Dirk Eldredge, center: Keith Noonan. quarter: Kick Lee. Fred McGregor. halibacks: Ken Reardon. Allan Christensen. fullbacks: kept the Dynamiters a constant threat in each game until the tinal gun was tired. At the season's end. the Bombers were in the League Cellar, having won only one game. Assistant Coach George Maclilroy S in I E ,Q -x 9 'Q 1' yy 13 QQ ey ig 1,32 I is , 4 -3 ff' ,, Q, 3? ri h U .I I K Q 2 Q N JN, J' g I in Y ' fx mm'-'MX' 'ho w v' 5 -lain 1 ,,-1: PK 4. ' - s .V 4, . gr. 'f fl? 149 '1 1 41 f,.ef 3.4- 'T L 6, s go H - il E. ' -a. V j 'fl 5' 1, Captain lack Hill Coach lack Gaines Storming through their practice and league schedules without a loss. the mighty Bee squad coached by lack Daddy Gaines and Bud Teachout emerged the Foothill League victors. Sparked by the most powertul league back-field aggregation in the forms of Player ol the Year Eddie Farrell and Paul Morley. halibaclrs. all league quarterback Leon Ellis. and lullbacks Alyn Farr and Reubin Martinez, the team smashed each opponent. Begin- ning the pigskin season the Blasters were considered to be merely another Bee Team with a lew potential players. By the end of the season, however. the Blasters had proven their strength and had amassed 205 points as compared to their opponent's 52. ln League play they pommelled their Glenwood rivals to the tune ol 18-7, and in the final game, fullback Alyn Farr almost single-handedly nabbed the loop title as he personally accounted for 29 points. as the Blasters won handily from Covina, 35-6. Making scores possible by heads-up playing the strong forward wall was composed ol Ends Dick Clarke, Bill Hail, and all- League Adnah Frain. Bob Brittain and Iohn Mulvehill who were outstanding tackles. In the guard slots were Captain lack Hill and lohn Argue. and rounding out the line was the third all-League member from Glendale. Alan Gilmore. The student body was proud to be represented by this team and congratulates them. K . ,, ' . 1- 'N I fn, ' ' A , gf. , , - . ' . yf 1 W 'A , W' , . n 4 f f ' A - A,- BEE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Player ol the Year. Eddie Farrell :- 11 Alyn Farr Dlck Clarke B111 Haxl I i 3 Allan Gilmore Leroy Small Touchdown Paul Morley T ','W!L -- . , A shun -.1 ...LX -rw! Bob Speed ne Buck Ruben M Q arlinez ,Ohh Aff!!-le JI I TT'O C'9 fi' 5' 'Q '11 l'D1 D 'D 111 llllll W? to Cla Bob Bnltcm Jill!! vu-Q 1 -Q-q Q V3 He s Away' T 'D 111 iii? C5101 -u.3.'J.J.J 111016 ii:-Q QI 1 Q. -1 Ula: -1 Compleied Qi ,gel-Q Q l?I,-an 4 ff' Q' 4 -f 3 1' Leon Elhs Tom de Leonard Adnah Frain Kent Spooner Carl Kane Iohn Mulvehlll Dxck Murray AA Bud Block Chuck Fuller Pets Gasco R2 Captqm lay Young Bennett Lxttle Throughout the loop season Coach Phxl Castlems Varsny Dynamxters were defeated only three times and racehorsed to third place m the hnal League standmqs Two of the team s losses could have gone exther way as the surprxsmg Covma Colts startled them 28 26 and league king pm Burbank mpped them 53 50 ln the first round The squad Improved conslderably xn the second round and won flve out of srx contests The Bxg Games tor the cxty txtle resulted ln two decxsxve Nxtro vxctones ln the hrst game the Bombers were led by Bennett Lxttle who accounted for 15 pomts and lohn Slme wlth 14 dlglts as they trounced the Tornadoes 4739 ln the decxdxng game agamst Hoover Dean Cameron bucketed 17 markers and Iam Pence scored 13 as the Dynos rolled over the Purples 5136 Co ordlnatlon and teamwork were outstandmg ln the teams play and these were demon strated xn the teams fme sportsmanshlp Consistent scorers were Fuzz Plerce Chuck Sauter Lee Hegberg lay Young Iack Fmdley and Al Apffel At the end of the season the team selected lay Young as Captam and Bennett Llttle as player of the year tor then' outstanding leadershlp and playmg ablhty Player ot the Year VARSITY BAS ETBALL ? 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I l BEE BAS ETBALL LEAGUE UHAMPIUNS Captam Bob Ray Lostng only two league games the Glendale Blaster basketball squad swept to the Foothtll League Champxonshlp In the non league games the Bees faxled to dxsplay the form they were to achteve tn the league as they won seven practice contests and dropped four Openmg the season agamst Montebello the team scored a 40 34 vxctory Then travelmq to Burbank the Blasters playtng thelr worst game of the season were thumped 3918 The South Pasadena team followed belng defeated 3123 ln a stunnmg overtlme upset of the once defeated htghly regarded Hoover Cyclones the Blasters took the hrst game of the cross the last game of the ftrst round resulted tn a walkover 48 18 victory over Covma The second round of league play saw the Blasters tnumphlng over Monrovta ln the Cat s newly dedicated gym 38 31 avengmg thelr ftrst round defeat by rompmg over Burbank 34 23 and dowmng South Pasadena 33 2l The second game of the Hoover Glendale senes resulted m the 54 23 slaughter of the Cyclones by the Glendale ltghtwelghts Treklnng to Monrovia the team was upset 34 32 by the Wxldcats but the fmal league game resulted tn a lopsided 5015 Blaster vrctory over the Covma Colts For the season the team comptled an excellent record wmnmg 17 and losmg 6 town series. 27-25. Then. in a hard fought game. the Bee squad nudged Monrovia 51-44. and Leroy Small Player of the Year B111 Mayer Forward Alyn Webb Guard ln George McElroy s second year ol coach mg he came up with a league wmnmg team The squad led by Captam Bob Ray at all txmes d1splayed the lxne spmt and sportsman ship lor whlch Glendale Hxgh rs noted Bobs coolness and steady playing were a great lactor m the teams vlctorxes Leroy Small he-sen Player of the Year by h1s team mates and All League by hrs opponents was hxgh pomt man on the squad Hrs and B111 Moyers outstandmg play as forwards proved them to be among the best rn the league Ron Cooper as center tumed m some of the best per lormances cf the team The startmg hve was rounded by guard Pat Doolmg whose playing on otlense and defense was equally good Ably backing up the fxrst team were Bob Allan and Bud Swxtzer as forwards Allyn Webb guard and lack Swanson center But wxthout such squad members as Chuck Aharta Tom England Bob Carter Russell Wardner Bob Brxttam Owen Showalter and Al Lengtat the team could not have reached such a hxgh standard ol playxng Bud Swrtzer Forward Iaclr Swanson Center Tom England Guard Chuck Abarta Bob Carter Bob Allan Forward Ron Cooper, Cenler Pat Dooling. Guard Bob Britlain. Guard ' Coach Ranler De Mandel VARSIT TRAC LEAGUE CHAMPIONS At the end ot the season the Varsxty Track men were atop the Foothill League by means of large marginal wms over all other teams xn the league In the crucxal cxty championship meet the Nxtros after a two year lapse upset the defending champlon Tornadoes 59 45 Coach Hamer De Mandel has a well rounded squad wxth Steve Turner m the hrgh and low hurdles and broadxump Bob Belanger ln the 100 yard dash and 440 run and Sumner Hopkins and Hon Zxnl: who are always threats rn the 220 yard dash Other consistent ponnt wlnners are Dxrk Eldredge and Bob Woods an the 440 Warren San born Fred Lxeb and Warren Trask m the 880 Larry Carter lh the mule Bxll Bennett ln the 120 hard hugh hurdles Kxeth Noonan and Don Mlllxkan xn the 120 yard low hurdles Bennett Little and Warren Scott ln the high lump Claxre Williams ln the broad1ump Allan Chnstenson Ken Reardon lh the shot put and Larry Anderson and Adnah Fraln U1 the pole vault Wlth such a strong squad the Nltros kept up a last pace and the end of the campalqn found them as League Champions Field CGPNIIH Klelh NOODUH Track Captam Bob Belanger to 544' ..... TI.....,,. Bob Belcnger Sieve Tumer Hon Zmk N.-S' .1 n - 'f-us. ins-1 5' -X320 Was? Larry Carle! B111 Bennet! Sumner Hopkins una..-ihvb n 5? ' 'ww Gary Kxrkpatnck Kxelh Noonan Bob Newsom 4+-I' 'rv-d5i ' i ai I I 'Q 5 ' 2 W Q I , -1 1 w ' . ' ' Q J - 0 '-'-1- T v . ' 'Q 6'- 'H f -. . I ' l 4, . ' f-fi ' ' 'f ' ' . - ' K -.k . x -K, I , A ' ...... A 1 . , -+-a- S, Q,-J - 3 og ,, 1- ,, Q I -Mg, VA, 1 I . Y 'V F rn A . 4 AM , 4+-fi f of ' -:.z - 1- L, -K .. , ' ' -. -K , ' - 'I 'J A-J P 'f' f -74 1 fl FQ ., ggi F, h 1 - Ji I .. L 1: 2. ,, s 2 ...,.. ' x A ,1-'--f ' - -A .. v 4 M: , N.. . A ,, Ah... fri v k 9 L ' D 1 , ,A M . . 2294? l ff!! 2 qi 1 Warren Sanborn Adnah Fram Fred Lxeb .f ! V-bw Larry Anderson Ken Reardon Warren Scott -14 Allen Chnslenson Bennett Lmle Clare Wlllxams u , . 4 ' 8 74 ,, f ,M I W P uk- 1,011 A - - -N ...s - ' Q -2 A 4. l , . , N v Y FY ' 1 V,,Y M , V ' ' 2 ' 3 QQ , fyfggL5A,f 'f , , , f , E , f , , 4 w7L4 ' f A ' ' 5 , , ' , ' ,,'!Qf:2M,3MQ, ' , f' , ,Vw , V , , I V I -mm A 4 , 'M I V r f in 4 D I V J , V W I , ,, L V ..,,- , , api . sh . I ' ' I . H -n I J., V A V ' . . , . -1 fn ' BEE TRAC Although capta1ns Steve Turner and Warren Sanborn often ran var slty this years Blaster track squad lost only one dual meet and hmshed se ond tn the Footh1ll League dunng the season The squad had many cutstandmg men wxth Iohn Lloyd Ray Henderson Bob Malt B111 Hall Don Daves Bob Sheldon Pete Gasca ,rm Spnng Bob Speed Bert Vlncent Al Havens Dlck Clark Ed Farrell Carl Kane Dxck Remmen Bob Mxt clmell Iohn Iames Bruce Hopper and Reuben Martmez Captams Ste e Turner and Warren Sanborn pu-nun-ur CBE TRAC Field Captain Frank Hernandez Track Captain Bob Nelson Fmxshmq the dual meet league season m a three way tle wxth Hoover and Monrovia the Flrecrackers came rn second m the all league meet thus thexr hnal standxng in the league was second place Frank Hemandez and Bob Nelson led the squad as held and track captaxn The team also had steady performers m Iodle Chap man Ed Thenss Hal Chase Vern Dorrell Red Skaqer Iohn Geohaqen lack Oliver Dick Hen derson Don Pedersen and Chuck Langley f E ' 6iElYDflLE 1-N GULF Playing against strong C.l.F. competition. this year's golf squad had won three out of four matches at the Stylus deadline. ln the first match the team downed Muir. 29-7: next the linksmen blanked Whittier. 36-0. Anaheim was then defeated, 19-17, and in the fourth match the Huntington Beach team downed Glendale, 22-14. The squad is led by first man Iim Rausch. Other team members are Iohn Argue, Iohn Gaines, Stan Rasmussen, Larry Pierce, Don Henney, Wally Zittle. Iohn Utzinger, Bill Couzens, and lim May. ta 'i 462 NA V. 4 -i- We I Q 6 fl' Fl xl L F Q f A xx rx 7 N ZZ? N r Q 4,143 tt 'Fb'Y55leefr wt rt' Q 5, v ,K 4 , l 5 P , - - -A -ve Q f sf! CROSS CUUNTR ln this sport where the lowest score wins, the Cross Country men ran in meets against Muir. Mark Keppel, Montebello. and South Pasadena. The team succeeded in downing all ol their opponents with the exception ol Mark Keppel. Captaining the team was Warren Trask, and his team mates were Warren Sanborn. Fred Lieb, Ierry Holm. Garry Klkpatrlclr. and Bob Belangor. CW no-.4 L 'i i' 1 iii ll ugh, 1 IIRIIIIEQL. lllllll J. V. TENNIS With a team consisting of iuniors and sophomores, the lunior Varsity Tennis Team will play two more matches this year. The squad has met Montebello and South Pasa- dena in its two other matches. and the I. V.'s blanked the Oilers S-0 and were beaten 9-0 by the Tigers. The team mem- bers. many oi whom will play on the var- sity next year, are Gordon Dickie. lim Boyle, Bill Cozad. Stan Manatt, Gerry Hail. Iohn Rosenquist. Don Leitch, Dale Leyhe, and Emmet Powers. VARSIT TENNIS This year the Varsity Tennis team has in the lirst round oi Foothill League play won two matches. The squad whipped Hoover and Burbank and were defeated by netmen from Montebello, South Pasa- dena, Monrovia, and Covina. Playing as lirst man on the Nitro team was Don Walters, first singles, with Bob Allan and Bud Dargert, first doubles. The team also has several strong players with Ted Hall, Norton Brodski, Bill Hencil, Hon Cooper. Walter Haase. Don Hagler, Bill Arnold, and Tom Youngerman. lx D - f A 5, ,tb llf MW q Y , 1 nasnl s t' 1 - -5- -gig.. - if N ff wg. t -.aa - - . 'fWa,N 'f A-.141 , ' 1 V Q.. l lm Q5 V1-lP.SlT BASEBALL ff Coach Arthur Bud Teachout Q! ,13- Captam Btll Gelsmqer -43.- as ff, As the Stylus goes to press the Varsity Baseball squad has completed the hrst round of League play and have won four games out of the sxx games played Opemng the season agamst Montebello the Dynos were shut out wxthout a hxt and lost 10 In the second game the Nxtros lost to Burbank 5 0 but after the South Pasadena game the team was m the wm column wxth a 6 5 vxctory over the Bengals The hrst of the clty senes resulted nn a 3 2 vxctory over Hoover on the strength of Carl Whltes sxngle nn the last of the seventh lmprovxng each game the team then beat Monrovxa and Covxna 70 and 41 Roundxnq xnto shape as Coach Bud Teachouts mheld are nfle armed Leon Elhs catcher smooth heldxng Ron Slatterbaclc hrs! base Sparkplug of the team second base Gorden Bonetto Veteran thnrd sacker Carl Whxte and flashy Dxclz Clarke at short stop The outheld consxsts of three returmng lettermen Captaxn Bxll Gelsxnger left held centerhelder Lefty Roach and Tom Pollock nght held Other valu able utxllty men are Ed Lengtat and Wes Crossley Wxth Bxll Mayer Wynn Smallwood Ray Hnghsmxth and Bob Hmshaw composmg the mound staff the 1949 Bomber Baseball team should go far rn League Play SPORTS GIRLS' Cliff .lf W1 President BOARD l Liz Scott Virginia Doolittle Mary Carlton Rosalie Walker Ieanne Miller Mary Lee T-f1Vem'HendefS0n Stuart Nancy Ross Dorothy Matlxck Globe Cantor Marilyn Howie La Verne Henderson Not in picture Rosie Funkawa Ioan Rowm Pat Armstrong The Girls Athletic Association was fortunate in having La Veme Henderson and Marilyn Howie two very hne presidents for this year The hrst semesters activities were directed by La Verne Henderson The outstanding event of that semester was the Glendale High School Playday Marilyn Howie and her board stressed the importance of the individual sports clubs Their arm was to make the Chevron Big G and Little G clubs more active in G AA il' BOARD 2: Ioanne Pence, Ann Pilkinton. Carol Chapman. La Verne Henderson. Liz Scott, Meredith President Fox, Dorothy Matlick, Globe Cantor. Betty Doubt. Pat lohnson, Penny Farrar. Marilyn Howie. Marilyn Howie Not in picture: Charlene Shaqir. Iaclcie Akira. CLUB Consxdered ln the hxghest rank of GAA are the gxrls ln the Chevron Club They have completed at least slxty hours of servlce ln class Nltroette Club ushenng and demonstrcxtxons All qxrls with two or more chevrons are automcrtxcally Ln thxs club various ways such as gym secretary, after school sports night, dance 'Y Z,-J yir F V2 The Bxg G Club members are xn the mtermedxate stage of GAA They may proudly dxscard the small G and pm the large letter and one chevron to t1e1.r sweaters for now they have completed forty hours of serv1ce P I lf Au ' T' I 'f'..3 .'.v . iff .. f . N s Q. 1' aff ,,,',g?'f,,' gg? gf Q ' . ' - , ' ' ' f - 3 . . 5 A I - x in 8 J- if 5 2 1 ,,, ' ' -- 9 'L wr, ' 'f ' l ., f , AL K llyl .f A 4, 1 , ' V, , V s ' 1' .f 1 ..,. . -- - .. my - - ,A . A 1 . L as qc- A .10 I .-1: as '- ' '65 l ' I '3' x ' Y f 16.9 59 V ' 5, Q- 1 9 f f ' s N ' ' ' V N 1 1 Q N' V J' 5 I r Y V Q 5' ' Q as 0 ,T 342 'QT X Q nr , W it ff I. x ! 1 S 5 1 ' t t ' ' 3 l l .g,-.PPs l .1 ' 0 'f -, J t J f ,, , 1 ,- ' N . - 'Ia . G A 1' I ' i ' I GF YK as. di an In order to be qualified to purchase a G A A sweater a girl must be in the Little G Club Twenty hours oi service is required for the presentation of the small letter PLAY DAY On play day we meet girls from other schools To engage in games according to rules, Glendale. all other schools defied And with our cross-town rivals tied. PLA DA In order to encourage friendly spirit and good sportsmanship the Glendale High School G.A.A. held an inter-school playday February 3, 1949. The schools vying for first place were: Alhambra, Iohn Burroughs, Hoover, Mark Kepple, Montebello, and Glen- dale. Sports events, school yells and songs, and skits were performed under the direction of La Veme Henderson. Tying for first place were those cross country rivals, Glendale and Hoover. ga L n 4 Gm.,-f' Q 2 ' '?, , i I'?', M Q-'U,s'a ' ' ff 'X 'Q l1,!,!!jliw . g,,1f f-1 4' F - fl Ax ' -x , I 'H K, !f 4 - 'ff frantic F ontii Q Kay Q5 -v the morning after ... fiend -ccrl :heh :L-xsggwe bet on deweg eh? fs, f Q' 25,5 IQ 1 , scene -un!-if X init' qui.. 'du-,. lf-, 'babes of' 'Sl 5 QETIIUS 1 A I Ot Plow f 'f' HF- -53 tr- Q yrs . 2-we is H 1 i. ' Q 1.-11 I -ga JK. 5 Wi-V' Q. ,D A X ' 6' I 1, I Q' Aburleaaue ueft - theth neom WILSC G naar u1a1mwqi,, '5g', ,- ul ' , G - V ' :oaks Q V It -9 'Q ' ' A 'v ' ' ,' i ' 'VA I V 'o 'H T: Q 1 U' L - , W K1 . iff' 1- X ,- x ff ds fl -N 'Q ff? 6 H N Legg' H sled Fwuinil' pgr-amid club tafdl tire-d Wa. ov' waizr' S Al ,.i...11- I 14 - lv.- composutnon o f. ' , m:,,f..Q1w- . , ' ,gjgj ,V SJW ' ' . - ' W'?SVs v,awemu..W1 ,.,,f- .ff Q . I C . o N 1 . x , zbosd-o -Qv1 P CP yeah man 2 X FS xg. - 1 2, 5 2 4 give 'em th gf. -,,,- , student court - 'll fn' , n i 4 E the 1 pa-il peovle for a-6 I gijg. be 9 1, iv Q D i H c I , Q- f. , I 0