Golden Gate Academy - Anchor Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

pages: In September we entered these doors to register, to get our texts, to start another school year. However, the most important book of the year is the one you have right now since it holds the highlights of the year in the following INTRODUCTION I - 4 Forward Dedication PrincipaI's Message STUDENT BODY 5 - I2 Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen ADMINISTRATION I4 - 33 A .S . B . Seniors Anchor OUR FRIENDS 35 - 47 Board Home-School Snaps ELEMENTARY GRADES 53 - 63 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 64 - 72 Advertising Roster Forward . This year the Anchor Staff has trled theur best to portray the GCfIVIfleS of the student body and the 'oys and sorrows that we will enloy recalling ln future years We have watched the development of each student here on the hull who have made this year a success The measure of each student s success depended upon has wllllngness to follow his Guide Our teachers have done their best to reveal the luvlng Chrlst to us and have helped us to let Hum come into our dolly llves to fulflll Hrs purpose that we may have a part m the fumshlng of Hrs work and a place with Hum ln the world to come Chrnst, our Guide, IS the theme that brings umty to this story of one year of school llfe beglnnlng wlth the fnrst day of enrollment and textbook buying, and contmulng to the last day, graduation, and Includes our classes, our organizations, our fun, our devotlons Christ at the helm to guide our school Christ the counselor of youth who are engaged an so many act IVlfIeS Chrust, who taught his followers suffer the llttle children to come unto Me , thus IS our theme , 4 , nxt ' 5 ' 3 5 ,-' Q 4 7 1 .ff 4 ac 2, N . ef i ' xl , h .fl ,ct we . , 14 ii A ,. . W X ...' g M I O , . . . . . .IOS ,f nu 45 ,Q Fla .p-' u m N D dication X. V l M ff d d rf i L f ,fs , N . V ,1 2 Q jfgff ',- .L , It is with great pleasure that the sta e i Cates this 1957 ANCHOR to Mr. Walter Comm, 2 i 2' X i - I ,W who has and always will be on inspiration in 5 N in K'-A our lives. 'fir F L rn x X xx, N iv x PrincipaI's essage . . . If -1 lxx Q As we come to the close ot another eventful year at Golden Gate Academy, it is my hope that our stu- dents, and particularly our seniors, will go out with more than pleasant memories and a diploma. lt is my hope that their vigorous, youthful leadership may be marked by devotion to the true principles and high ideals of Christian education and that they will match themselves against the fierce winds of temptations, discouragements, and decisions that lie ahead and be successful in this lite and prepared tor the life to come. ,- , ,Q . N .D T ,- ... - N-,'!? ',?' -..f.:. CHRIST AT THE HELM Za Arm HEAVEN Morto CHRISTIS ALL AND IN ALL. Flower: PINK CARNATION Colors POWDER BLUE AND ROYAL BLUE Salutatorion Deanna Comstock President John Schneider Sergeant-at-Arms Jerold Beeve Pastor Herb Johns Treasurer K aria Jorgensen Secretary Carol Ru ss Vice-President Sharon Harvey AIIY 4 , ,. I aar f l S Jeanine Wolfsen Lane Van Allen Shirley Elliott Sylvia Dibble Floyd Hoofard Nancy Nesbif Deanna Rigby Linda Cebello ,.4i ' Ji Esther Patterson Harry Dulan Carolyn Hansen Claude Brooke Nancy Bohn Ouida Hutchinson Michaelene Fasano ' l Dale Young Virginia Petite ,. .M M-D 1 fait L . ' Co-Sponsors: Mr. Warren and Mr. Comm 1 f M fm X' fm ,ff N 'lu 'B f vngg 'if wimfyw' + W 'WB' 1 822,01 H, 112 41 Al 4 1 mv X? Y' 9 1 x 3 mis:- ,,.....4 4 J Ks, ef F svn, Q- 1 I Andy Nagy President L lnda Stoner Vice President Duane Abrew Secretary Beverly Chung Treasurer Ron Wlpperman P astor Fred Mallory Sergeant at arms James Brown Nellne Guulle BnIIHnldebrand1 Not pictured Joe Fnahlo Lowell Ellis Lydia Borisevich Shundro Sherrill Jo Ann Roberts Norman Swanson Diane Chopin ...Q Minnie Sml1l'1 Niece Anderson Irving Vonclerburg Shcrleen Zurmuhlen Gary Ecklond Karen Brogden Z f H335 :E 4 -5,155 . 1. 1 if .Q X 321. . j , . X 4, H-su.. as Iffxa cf :fr eff wr. fi M.. , 'Iii fu-as iv: Q ff: sf? 9 x. Au , fi? 1- i HN .,-F 'nv Ax fv- bv -.227 ,pf a .Q-nm .MN Lib- M 'I 35 Q X '55 x f . ' T. ' A' E - Darllynne Abrew Ronald Holman Joan Rapisarda Rodney .lewefi Bob Grange Donna Rumple Tom Beers Rich Lane Nancy Calclerone Bill Tsigris Suzana Rivera Karl Frank Robert Cobb William Smith on-Ji fr, 3' ,....,-a w -I' A if ' 5 l' 2 Q l .sv da' f 1' 1 I X 4 , A all 3 'E-5 N61 L- Q, Mm 'K W ill? 7 Q fem 'L ' -LIST: Wallace Jeanette Ray Smith Patterson Traynor FRESHMEN Wnlllam Loane Darold Harvey Post Retezer Doreen Firman Tom Wolfsen Larry Muth J enne Stan ger lrwln Dulan Kenneth Brown Betty Brown KK ,- 14' HRIST H CDU LOR OF -F Q .1 '-1 I I I, i' YOUT 542185 'gin x H ,Shar eg-n 1uYmu tm ve- tw x 'f r'5' 151 ' :gUg,,' 1-1: 5: I. .,,g,f Ag fgj.1,,-,S . . sap. 5,.. v . , I -97? 4- -f-Q ' 4 , . - + ,H :,..e'-'JT' ,,.x ,, ,Ji x ' V 1, ' :,.w.,w ' GMX' 'NIH ' rw f: ffvv , A- 2Nf..4-',,.,w ,g 2 ' , .r.'v'1.'1 f ','f '59 :' 'Q - 2 ' -1 11 '- HF 'H ' ' 1 - ev V: 'Y' -' -. H' , ' Vg? 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'U ,fwq55?4-.l 'N Hifi Mg - -. ff j , .,4,,pJ5f'0Wf,,, , Q1 1' EET' ' 'W' y , ff' x.f'f '275 Mr and Mrs Harrnson work mg together on busnness Mrs Harruson always wnth a smnle Sponsored by the Marvin Beeve family BUSINESS OFFICE Our business offlce IS run by Mrs Harrlson She has help from Sharon Harvey and Mabel Nagy some periods of the day Mrs Harrlson tal-ces care of the most needed duties ot the office ln our business ofhce we have a place where the students can buy thelr penclls books and other needed things Mr Harrison may be called nn to fund the 4qt that Mrs Harruson IS short Sharon and Mabel are the helping hands of Mrs Harrison Mr Harrlson marking those tardy and absent marks Mrs Harrison our regsstrar 'Q 1 QI' in M DEPARTMENT 0F RELIGION Mr. Comm, who is our Bible instructor, is always busy working for the students in many ways. The students thoroughly enioy the class dis- cussions where they learn to express themselves and their ideals of lite. At times problems arise among the students and Mr. Comm's experienced counseling gives many solutions to our problems. Mr. Comm is also in charge of our temperance programs and campaigns. He puts in a lot of time to make them interesting to the students. The Week of Prayer is another responsibility that our Bible teacher takes upon his shoulders. The students sincerely appreciate all Mr. Comm's efforts to help them. l. Class in session 2. Relaxing 3. Student-teacher relationship ae .r ni r ur 1,, M ' Prayer Band Inspiration as T Week of Prayer Counseling , +1 , ,,-1 18 What w 'bis y. Ti -e aww for ! Wm Temperance The temperance campaign began early at G G A to see which class could get T00 membership first The day it started the freshman class had T00 The reward was a trip with Elder Adams and Mr Comm They went to a court In Oakland through the police station and Napa State Hospital where they talked to some alcoholics. G.G.A., as a whole, was the first academy in Northern Calif- ornia Conference to get 10035 membership. The temperance contest in which the students competed in their orations, essays, posters, and iingles was an important event. The winners placed as follows: Orations-lil Karla Jorgenson Qi Neecie Anderson Essays-QU Norman Swanson QD Mabel Nagy QD Darllynne Abrew. Posters-HJ Diane Chapin QQ Sharleen Zurmuhln Q31 JoAnn Roberts. Jingles-lil Darl lynne Abrew QD Norman Swanson C31 Nancy Bohn. Sponsored by the Nesbit family First semester Prayer Band leaders PRAYER BAND The Prayer Bands serve to bring the students together in a Christian relation- ship that will always be of great value to them. Each Wednesday the students meet together in small groups for prayer and devotion. Helpful inspiration is gained from these small groups, and the students appreciate this opportunity to get together in a friendly atmosphere such as this. In some of the prayer bands, prayer lists are made up of friends or relatives who are sick or in need of special prayer. Second semester Prayer Band leaders Q' -,L 51:15, . 13 ,, ' Q2 K , T f i 'its , P55 .-1 'i70,eiQf?g l -3' 5 ff? a ,, as Sponsored by the Robert Renclc family ' What! Music with no hands? They'llbe inthe Acad- ,Z emy band someday. Mr. Collins: We thank you for stepping in as a minute man when we needed you most. We are happy in having you as our band conductor these past two years. Your patience and guidance have produced programs of which Golden Gate Academy is iustly proud. Mrs. Van Buskirk: We have been fortunate in hav- ing you as our music teacher for the past five years. In that time you have presented many fine musical programs. We thank you for your time and efforts in our behalf. Sing, Fred! 5, Study ing a score Mr. Collins, guest conductor of the PUC Band. .f- 37 ? Sabbath Music And Program Narrator For God So Loved the World Narrator The Birthday of a King Narrator Sweet Little Jesus First Speaker Narrator Go to Dark Gethsemane Second Speaker Christ Has Arisen Narrator Lift Up the Trumpet Narrator Gloria Director: Viola Van Buskirk Narrator: Herbert Johns First Speaker: Andy Nagy Second Speaker: Sharon Harvey Soloists: Diane Chapin, Doreen Firman, Virginia Petite, Shandra Sherrill Pianist: Nancy Nesbit Concerts Music Christmas Concert 32 Feet and 8 Little Tails of White The First Noel Allelluiah Carol Noel A Musical Card The Sleigh When Angels Sang of Peace Gloria in Excelsis The Holy and the Ivy A Virgin Unspotted Christmas Candles Winter Wonderland Gloria Spring Concert Wide River God of Our Fathers Sing Out America l Am an American Where in the World l Like it Here Give Me Your Tired and Poor Ike Mr. President Onward Christian Soldiers Let Us Break Bread Together They, the Goldenaires, have been to all of the churches in the Bay Area and have gone to some of the different schools. The first column above is the Sabbath songs they have sung in the different churches. The second column lists the programs for the Christmas and Spring Concerts The latter was a combined Choir and Band program. ,f--f-e----f- e - 7 s X '5 Goldenaires singing at the Home and School meeting. The Goldenaires this year meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday third period after Chapel. They have grown to 30 members and have added a few new voices. Because of the growth in member- ship they have had to buy more new iackets for the boys and blouses for the girls. The girls are very pleased because they have new black tatfeta skirts. The group are really very proud of their own Goldenaire cuff-links and pins. They sang at the annual conference-wide Temperance Rally March 16. They were also invited to sing with the Pacific Union College Choir for the presentation of the Messiah. Goldenaires president and Courtesy Queen Mrs. Van Buskirk, our choir and Goldenaires director in Mr. Warren's office. giving Q lesson, 1 'Xie r M 5 ..-f's,f BAND A an-' ............-- I ...mfr W ,,,, gg Q3 ,,,, ' -eq-Wca. A-Y x-'-f,--n-- Doreen plays Band in action the marimba. Lowell In a solo performance. Mr. Collins directing 'TP X! T H. n GOLDEN ATE BAND BULB A CADE i Mr Co lllns The popular and talenfed band durector The band In concert The band during one of at s me numbers W-..,gk 1 f ' , I -i an Q :Y-sag! -QQ L A A Specual Number Courtesy of the San Ramon Valley Chapel and Mel and Doreen ML I r Q,.-- , J . A X H 1 ' 1-S X L xg 'X 'Xxx f- . NXRNN. 3 we lil 'l I 1 1 I - 2 P if 1 . f 5 A X 5 . of i 5 1 t .: X F . 1- A e L 4 -3 First semester officers: President: Floyd Hoofardg Vice President: Diane Chapin: Secretary-Treasurer: Karla Jorgenson: Publicity Secretary: Esther Patterson. Second semester officers: President: Gary Eckland: Vice President: Sharon Harvey: Secretary-Treasurer: Floyd Hoofard: Publicity Secretary:Mabel Nagy. Www P OUR CHOIR The choir conducts both a fall and spring concert with a great deal of suc- cess. Each year the group becomes more experienced under the leadership of Mrs. Viola Van Buskirk, whose excellent choice of program material makes every affair interesting. This spring the choir united with the band to give a fine patri- otic program. if Mil ..,..,.....f-a D rl 111:11-. ,gf F T11 x, 5 WE? l S Sexfet Trio Hondlng out muslc Living room he Christmas program Sonfu Claus' Chrxstmos corolmg If s cold outside Hmmmmmmmmmmm Mary, Joseph on o shepherd if , ln, -'KW P. J 'W--. BRAINS AND P. E. MEN Last summer Mr. Harrison and Mr. Fisher attended the science workshop held at Pacific Union College and came home primed to do a number of new things. Their time has been limited by their teaching load, but some things have been done. Together they have been respon- sible for the P. E. program including the ioint P. E. periods every six weeks. The Science Fair at Golden Cate Park was included as a field trip for their science and math classes. Mr. Harrison's bound copies of SCIENCE DIGEST were loaned to the library, and Mr. Fisher brought 40 volumes of beautifully bound NATIO- NAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINES, which had been given to the school through a friend. Mr. Fisher's classes include biology, algebra, and bus- iness math. When Mr. Wisenhunt is head over heels in a bus's innards Mr. Fisher is the man that is willing to help tix something. ln Hr. Harrison's course of bookkeeping the students learn how to fill out income tax blanks and manipulate a cash register, besides this course he teaches geometry and physics. He has helped the Thursday evening bas- ketball league along by his contrivance ot the two plastic bulletin boards which light up with the twist oi a knob. lie was first assistant at the installation of the full court baskets. Tl1CSC two IUGH SlI'IVC to liCVC US 6Xt,VCISC OUI' bl'GiUS and our bodies. Sponsored by the Andrew Thompson ia rnily. 5 5 if ,fgewft ' i gm.. QW ez., GG 7 .K,,.., 0 V, Y L52 ff' '-5' 'ffiiwg - - -2 M e .wr 1' f-1, ,of H .1 A K r..,. 1. if ' . f,.,-.avr , V? . if 'L 4. W i. The perfect team 2. Keep your eye on the bali 3. A hair raising experience 4. Here comes the pitch 5. The center of attraction 6. Pitch-out to Eckland FALL PCRT 'Lf' ipirl-9 poly lourrxgfnenf i i 'A U 5-ylo.. Bti- 'Lx',1l1 ,zu G f' A K .-341. 5111- pam 1...-' I . ,.'iL:.u.J... ' , 1 in 'L4na-L 'J .1 4, .M :, ., i Clues' F , . i 3 ?J,..,L--.., :I-1 i gn L, . .PAV Q '-E , .sum f My U X. 5 ., ., A xf 'LM' ii-12-4' mu. l' ,.l.1z.l.., , l i -Q E P Q. 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Floyd Hoofard shoots while Boyce guards and Harry waits under the basket for rebound. 2. lt's in the air ---- Mr. Comm, the referee, watches. 3. Floyd shoots and misses, Harry gets the rebound, and Johnnie tries to block shot. Ronnie Holman, in front of referee, looks on, with Billy Hwang, in front of Floyd, and Jim Brown, between Billy Hwang and Boyce Dulan. 4. Harry tries freethrow. Mr. Comm and Mr. Warren keep an eye on the ball and players toes. The team in the pink teashirts won by a score of 48-47 over the blue shirts. ...fi 1 THURSDAY NlGHT'S TEAMS VOLKSWAGENS WARRIORS THUNDERBIRDS FIREBALLS Jerry Beeve, fcaptainl Floyd Hoofard fcaptainl Ron Wipperman fcaptainj Andy Nagy lcaptainl Roger Abrew Hugh Johnson Walter Comm B. Bolin Lee Chapmen Harry Dulan Boyce Dulan Richard .lewett Lowell Ellis Robert Cobb Darold Retzer Jim Brown Gary Eckland Roland Tsuiimura Don Warren Rodney Jewett Karl Frank lrwin Dulan Billy Hwang Typing and Spanish 114'-M Taught Here Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the country - comes rattling of the typewriter keys. Miss Bliss's students in three typing classes acquire a most useful skill. Her Spanish students fulfill the required two years of foreign language for a college course, besides they en- ioy Spanish meals and a biennial trip to places of Span- ish history in the area. ln addition she teaches the freshmen class in English. And if you aren't in your seat in chapel - wel l, Miss Bliss records that, too. Who isn't interested in money. I v ,J l. Books are to be tasted Since coming to Golden Gate Academy lfliss Fitzgerald has devoted her time to helping stu- dents with books. Each year the library budget has been spent on new books that are needed tor reference or for general reading. ln order to pro- cess these books and help students with their problems a library science class has been taught. Books are a part of English classes always-- think of those books to be read each six weeks! Then there are reports in world history and American history to be dug out of books. Miss Fitzgerald enioys helping students with booksg that must be the reason the yearbook is her extra curricular assignment. The ANCHOR is always the book of the year. English and History Dept. Presidential boom by the civics Carol's campaign speech Vliss Fitzgerald hopes to start a museum someday with the world history proiects completed over the years class , 5 4 ,f ', titiiv l i HOME ARTS Modern homemakers need to knoyv a lot of things, so the classes started out this year with a long-list of activ- ities, and have been checking them off until the biggest thing left is the style show. lsn't ii foo bud that the ANCHOR must go to press before that event? This is only a small record of what was ac- complished by Mrs. Glass and her groups. ln addition to the home arts work Mrs. Glass and Mrs. Nethercott, her helper, buy and prepare the food for the cafe- teria. Thanks, Mrs. Glass, for the help you gave on the ASB banquet and the food for the snowtrip! .P ... ' 5 -5.32-'g4. The seventh graders make aprons The freshmen catch the sewing bug, too The eighth graders start a proiect Miss Vaughn helped the freshmen in their unit on flower arranging. Sponsored by: Dora C. Vaughan, Realtor HOUS-e Of Ef19liSl1, 6015 MacArthur Blvd. Telephone-Home KE 2-3183 Office LO 8-5063 i 'ff Maintenance and Bus x 1 We H+-05 7.05 D' Mr Whnsenhunt our general mamtenance man around the school ns the shop teacher for the seventh eighth and nmth grade boys He has taken the 'ob of drnvnng one of the school buses and with that assumed the very duff: cult responsrbnllty of keepung all of them In good runnlng condutlon Although he has only been at our school for the past year he has proven hnmself to be a very trnendly and enloyable person Mrs Nethercot drnves the Rnchmond bus Into school and then works ln the cafeterna all day Lane Van Allen chauffeurs the Hayward vehicle and will be mnssed by has boys and gurls who rrde wlth hum thus year , 'X .,..--- - ' pi X X 1 L Full her up Mrs Nethercot and her bus Shop teacher Courtesy Kung on has throne Countlng has tools Service A Z 5 1 Q -.. 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' ,gg 7 'x 1 U H inf, 4 , pl 1 I 1 I if 6 if Il 0...--1 ' FALL BANQUET DIXIELAND DINNER Jef.. X ' 'if 'f l 1 , , Q V x i ' 1 Virginia, Nancy and Shandra sing When the Banio Plays Other First Semester Activities Rainy picnic Half day ot sports Brain teaser program Ski films Benefit which netted 5100 Orchids tor Niece Mi First solo, Gary? f l if ccis if rl Q, fn Q.,- 9'A-fy! Geographer Billy CHRISTMAS SCENES-C55 Grandma Hutchinson, f6l Four i ? i V was ,M 5 i. The decorations were delig Rudolfs, C7l Man of the hour httu A S B ACTIVITIES 51 w....,.--..., 'Y .gafpgl Qunz whnzzes Choosing Mr Leg Beautiful of T957 Award winners The teachers truo render o speclol selection The composed Schneider slnglng o solo Sharon Harvey second semester Sec Treos of the A S B 7 Sgt at Arms ot the A S B for the second semester, Harry Dulon T ft' 5 . mg ,X S W T ........... T... ......sf. fum . X S Sgr' .L Q Q W I 4 K X -mmm S.: V V Ae ,. ,5 Twig , g A ,A . .. E 5 xi? T ii L .5 ' ri . K 3 , 1-W I T Q 'M ' ' ' A ' l S S ez ' N lt . 0 T To S A K, my I A - A .B A A .,. ,,,.,W t s T. ' A 2. ' . ' Y A 3. ' W swtl M-W A Mm L 4. ' ' A ' f K 5. ' ' ' , me Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Wolfsen n fi Jeanine Wolfsen18, Ass't Soc. V.P. 55, Anchor Assoc. Ed. '57, Choir, '54-'56, Goldenaires Soc. V. P. '56 John Schneider16, A.S.B. Pres. '55, Anchor Bus. Mon. '55-'57, Choir Sgf.-at-arms, '56, Goldenaires Sgt.-ah arms '56, Prayer Band Leader, '56, '57, Temperance, Pub. Sec. '57, Mabel Nagy 12, Choir, Sec. Treus. '56, Sec. '57, Goldenaires Soc. V.P. '56, '57. Deanna Rigby 18, Choir '55-'57, Goldenaires, '57. Herbert Johns 13, A.S.B., Rel. V.P. '56, A.S.B. Pres. '57, Prayer Band Leader '55, '56, Temperance Pres. '56, Junior City Council, '56. Ouida Hutchinson 1'l, Band Sylvia Dibble 13, Linda Cebello1'l, Choir, Goldenaires -Q 144' 55 AL I lv-J' 'V fi? Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Wolfsen Sharon Harvey Q65 A.S.B. Sec. '55, '57, Rel. V.P. ' Choir Soc. V.P. '57 Floyd Hoofarcl Ml 'qv-'r Class Pres. '56, ANCHOR Editor, '57 5 Choir Pres. '57, Choir Sec. '57 Karla Jorgensen C65 A.S.B. Rel. V.P. '57, Choir Sec.- Treas. '54, Goldenaires Pub.5ec.'56, Prayer Band Leader '56, 2nd prize Temperance Contest '56, Courtesy Queen '54 Deanna Comstock 00 Class Treas.'56, A.S.B. Rel V.P.'55, Ass't, '56, Choir '54-'57, Goldenaires Sec. '56, Pres. '57, Prayer Band Leader '55, '57 Virginin Petite Q51 Choir '54-'57, Goldenaires '55-'57 Carol Russ f9l A.S.B. Rel. V.P.'57, Choir '54-'57, Golclenaires Sec. Treas.'57, Prayer Band Leader '56, Claude Brooke 151 Choir '56-'57, Goldenaires '56-'57 Carolyn Hansen Q31 Choir '55-'57, Golclenaires '56-'57 ,-as 'T ? .J ,A ,,.sn,u ,f 'fin 4,1 We -eq? - f Lane Van Allen my Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Wolfsen Class Sgt.-at-arms '56g Band '54-575 Goldenaires '57 1957 'Q' ik Nancy Bohn f8l Band '56 Harry Dulan Q55 A.S.B. Sgt.-at-arms '57g Goldenaires '55-'57j Choir '54-'57 Miclaaelene Fasano fl U A.S.B. Sec. '55 Social V.P. '57j Choir Sec.-Treas.'54-'55g Goldenaires '54-'57g Prayer Band Leader '55g Junior City Council '56 Nancy Nesbir HOD Class V.P.'56g A.S.B. Ass't Soc. V.P Prayer Band Leader '56-'57 Jerold Beeve Q71 A.S.B. Pres. '57g A.S.B. Sgr.-at-arms, '55g Band A in m 'Vi - X 'T3' .--we cf'-' Pres. '55g Prayer Band Leader '55-'565 Temperance Pres. '56 Shirley Elliott Q51 Choir '55-'57g Band '57 'R . 55, Soc. V.P. '558.'575 Band Sec. '54, '57g Dale Young Q31 Band '55-'57 E stlwer Patterson Choir '55-'57 f? . I F Q35 'xv 5 ,div JR'-W M Ninn, t 1-ffl' 1 rg Y . M9 'fl Last yeor s Juniors Thus year s Seniors Get em up D Arfagnan Athos Porthos Aramis Kool Kats Mr Mayor and Limousine Sensor Osslfers Bugs Bunny s Pals Lotta Hair push her ml Up Side down? Cltlzens of Dog Patch ijt. ,, ' like .Q 5 ,B V 0, Q ,ix aww ANCHCR STAFF Mi ss Fitzgerald, Sponsor Beverly Ching, Portrait Editor Sharieen Zurmuhlen, Art , JZ, Darllynne and Jeanette at work W va ,ff Q. vf V 5. P girly' 4... 5,1- I957 YEAR BOOK 2. Boyce Dulan, Sports Editor 3. Linda Stoner, Handyman and Coordinating Editor fr x N, 0 4. Jeanine Wolfsen, Assistant Editor - ' 5. John Schneider and Gary Ecklund, Men of means L E' R? ' 'ff ' .fi -1, -4 ,f, t lf i. Tail 2. Head A ,,.e tk 1' r' ii 3. The Larks get ready for a trip which they didn't make 4. Campaign opens with a bang! 5. Herb tries for a sub from Nancy's mother-Did he get it? 6. Sharleen gets a sub. A iii I Eigw ANCHUR CAMPAIGN The Rewards Sea and Snow Trips link? 'lv if 1 ml 'Saw ,..v 1210'- 1:3 ..., -r K 1' Dayl ight side leader Lark snde leader and one at hus snde Stop over on way fo beach Mr. Comm kicks off How about some snow o - isn f ' ? Chow time Dale s head covering 9633 GOLDEN ATE ACADEMY SCHQOL BOARD 'I956-'I957 Front Row P G Wlpperman W V Bernard D M Warren Prlnclpal and Secretary of the Board A H Johns Chalrman ofthe Board Mrs Joseph Abrew John Meyers Mrs George Koerber Standing J D Hardt E S De Arman F J Cook R W Nelson C M Mellor AlWhalln W H Ludwig C R Havls Frank Amoto Not Plctured Aaron Harder J A Crane MD H R Wolfsen MD Mrs T L Nesblt W R Foulston F C Gordon Merardo Leon Mrs W C Perry Andrew Mitchell Mayor White Anthony Catalano John Robert Carl Becker W J Blocker A C Nelson These men and women have sacrificed time for the evenings devoted to solving the problems of the school Everyone has a full time lob, yet each takes the future of this school seriously This school IS Important to the community, and no one begrudges the expenditures for the education of the students who will become leaders of the future ' v , J 9 A A A -X i X if l if lx- A Bi ' A A A M f ' FA y is K 9 Vk.,L Q K xii kiwi ry A . 4 A A l F 1 A . E ,Le I l ' X l ' ' 5 . Q, ' K i ' l A 5 K F t g , ,lk Q A I n r k k VR iT kZiiS S ,v - A A y A y : . . ' 5 . . 5 . . , ' ' 5 . . , . ' I. ig .. .. c , 1. .5 . .A 2 , I. .1 I 2. . . 'g . HOME SCHOOL Since the school found a home on this hilltop, many-too many to list here- contributions have been made through the activities of the Home School. The make-shift chapel certainly changed ap- pearance one summer, tile was placed on classroom floors, and other major improvements showed the planning, or- ganization, and the hard work ot this group who make it their goal to foster the interests of the students and cheer the teachers. I X L , 't V ' W Q 'Q ...I ' 'ii' 'X is F 3' 'Q' Q ,ja ' f 1 1 ' LE 2 . -T, 1 wsu! ,,,, , n ' , , iq V , ,. is l t A' fir , .2 ,'fw!f-uf e , Q....,.,, K f , ll , Not enough xknives, forks and spoons to feed all, so the Home-School went shopping. What a change in the dining room since this picture, and that, too, was Home-School inspired and partially financed. ,, ,,w.,,...., ....,...... s..,,...,.,A.,... ....hs.w.,. ..,, , ,.-.s ,.- ..,...,,..,,.....w,...........,.- , .ff KBWUKGUW The ole stomping grounds Tubby s favorite posthme Sul s hound dog The professor us posing That mischievous look Rooter sechon Two tlmmg Rogmop herself , 1-,. ,327 D 4 vs as Z5 bias J' .I as J' 3 fi? ,J M 'v , ,Q .VJ A ,jj wr gs l KVA. I wr' -4- 1 4 '1 , . .QA 1 .5 i N 7, 4 4 ,.., ww- . A . -Q ,Ast .I . ' f g 2' , ' . fr ii' , ' e l is 3. ' ' 5. . . Q - I Q ,M ,M K i . 6. - Qi 7. ' ' 8. ' A i-1-a os- ,S 'Y .-4, - -:QW ez- HV nni Mi if QE A--- -5 2529? A-in-f 1 ix .15 'T Pas . Keeping dry . . Flying low . . One demerii . 6. Bench warmers Co d Working hard Suede shoes Shadows or men? Whatcha got Syl? . Hats off! 4.4 Z5 1-9- Og Al. fi 'blk nv! Q mf: ' :aww come UNTO ME 'vmfff 2 , f ff f ,. V Q - N .f .A ,Y i T, Vi Q xi zz -,f i A 41 . 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A ffaaaezi 11? if ,333 3 afslf IQQS 75 U' 33 - -Q in .ww h a. www-wage, '- v- .11 ,. ff: Charlotte Cook Vice-P resident Roger Abrew President Charlene Cook Secretary Barbara Bagby Treasurer Lannie Hunton Sergeant-at-arm P aul Cobb Pastor Barbara Greene Larry Hunton Sandra Pulliam S Albert Silva qv' Paul Smith I if Mary Jo Ellis Carol Horswell David Grice Scott Van Gelder Miss Doris Larsen pa sx :Si miie: rs rf V117 -'air Stephanie Swanigan Raymond Ramirez Cherry Winchester David Ludwig Sally Wells Gordon Battles Maria Moro Erwin Mallernee Jean Mlfcllell John Mills Lando Meyers George Portugal Valedlctornan Lnnda Echols Louis Wright Carole Anderson NOT PICTURED Cecil Webb Holley Maginnis L Qaivi' . 2? -ss. rv' , X GRADE SIX Mr McGee Row l Carol Wlnchester Eckhard Rattay Cheryl Mitchell John Koot Linda Eastman Gary Spencer Leana Klmes Row 2 Davnd Gustovson Racme Klfer Vernon Gable Linda Christiansen Jay Ellis Tiffany Davis Terry Neuman Row 3 Cathy Renck Richard Evans Arlene PISYOYIOOS Row 4 Davld Williams Penny Singleton Danny Cook Row 5 Dorothy Kung Dickie Somarano Sharon Robert son Raw 6 Lonnie Hollenbeck Sharley Roybull Harold Henderson Row 7 Devon Ludwng Anna Cu,-lion 49 ' SQJ 3 -Ll b xl X Z4 . 1' 'XJ we L If X Bills H Z Q F -Q in . , Q 7 . 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All GRADE FIVE Miss Comm Row 'lg Leif Loe, Haiel Chu, Larry Firman, Ardyth Haun, Micky Moor, Leona Harrison, James Robertson Row 2: Patricia Lehman, Ivan Mallernee, Ingrid Loe, William Battles, Evelyn Hammonds, Wendell Nelson, Cheryl Retzer Row 3: Bryan Clark, Betty Bell, SpencerSampson, Adele Mack, George Campbell,'Sharron Moore, Randy Pulliam Row 4: Dorothy Bell, Chuck Ellis, Steven Brown, Dwight Cornish, Kenny Meyers, Ricky Koerber, Adrian Watkins Not pictured, Judy Harvey, Kenneth Peterson GRADE FOUR Mrs. Grant Row l Stanley Hoofard Bull Bushong Evva Lee Dlxon Denny Thompson Frederlcka Black Row 2 Larry Chrlstlansen Mary Boardman Nlcholas Gordon Kathy Chapin Bruce Johnson Maxine Anderson Douglas Ludwig Row 3 Donna Johnson Robert Follnl Jan elle Qulrlcom Robert Renck Edith Hsnkle Tommy Amato Judy Muth Row 4 John Robertson Gloria Cobb Wllllam Murray Gay Whalun Cornell Hickman Carol Muth Wlllnam Mclntyre Not pictured Barbara Smith Mlchelle Magunnls Y... -.ans an rv--tg -'Irv 'Sf' 4n,,4Q nr 'u pi: m5 5 ' rw. 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' K A., -1. 7 hr. 1 A542 '. ' ' T' 'lf Q J- s- -, T W - T Q 2 iii - 2 figs X f . V , , 4' fn ,L by Q31 I A .. . ' V' . iv 9 V 9 4. ' V-'XX N. X I ,N W 4- ES! Q A + f. 1. ' 1. 3- 3 Q 5 f 1 N I 1 Q tg- ,Q vw' ,I Q N' ' .I AW' Q .,...'vf . 4 , A z X., L S ,X ' g 'X ,,-- TQ - i ' ., ,, t Qjfgiff- ii 55 , 5 1 '1 1 f ,If---V-ii -f . , , ' 1 if ' Z' Us ' GRADE THREE Mrs. Cook Row 'lz Byron Dulan, Rosetta Thompson, Danny Edge, Bonnie Neumann, Robert Durant, Diane Smith, Richard Bell Row 2: Jacqueline Mitchener, Tim Murry, Carol Edge, Walter bblson, Jennifer Nov- retta, David Sharp, Cynthia Battles Row 3: Verlyn Retzer, Linnie Campbell, Larry Gabel, Marcia Kimes, Daytra Hansel, Edward Samorano, Len Hollenbeck Row 4: Cynthia Moore, Barbara Wilks, Teresa Wolfsen, Donna Lehman, Yvonne Kendrick Not pictured, Tommy Knotts, Vicki Lee Bailey Grade Two XS 'Ns -v . 15.27, ,E Tww, KA .ah 54 -. A 1. ,4 uv. h. f I KK 7: -n , 4 Mrs Stoner ROW1 Dwight Harrlson Theresa Winchester Frank Chavez Susan Jacob ROW 2 John Chen Susan Meyre Stephen Pattison Ruth Foulston Gary Klmes ROW 3 Roger Borao Noell Moran Horace Bailey Chrustuna Navarettc Tumothy Chu ROW 4 Sandra Brooks Bert Royball Sandra Remell Frederuck Carlsen Juamta Harder Not pnctured Janeth Horsley Loretta Bushong 1' ,gf . . 2 -f f 3 1 Y 'A 0-I. .. -t I 'F .f . X F. W W c ei PK if V, fr gig A f if f' i . ' if' 'N i' i i' 3 i ,Q S -4-fi K ,pi ,. Ai' -V-9' 4 ,Y . I ,, 52 45? -eyijry ' ' K V ' r s S Q. U at -we Y 'r .Wit ft5+'Q4 we 1 1 4' , , . GRADE ONE -Q-v , ,,, Mrs. Retzer K . e P r V x Row 'l: Karen Sue Reid, Jan Bernard, Ethel Wilson, Q 3' ta. , A ,Mi M. i Za' 41 - P ,V ' A 3 -' Jackie Navarretta, Karen Rattay, Barbara Lehman, ' ' L i Sherry Jacob Row 2: Shirley Wilks, Cathi Neumann, Judy Amato, Melba Hartman, Candi Neumann, Patsy Ward, Ronald Greene I , It Row 3: Randy Barao, Michael Meyer 9 Q . Row 4: George Mclntyre, John Kendrick Q ' A Row 5: Buster White, Duanne Schneider I I if! l. gf,,r3'g Not pictured, Bobby Bushong, Steven Bailey, .lean Knotts ig, ' l- 141 - XJ! ,D I' X YA. YA xr R., ,J l funiiy 'T' 'HMP' 7 5 f' fx ,r-we f' 8 lr 14 K f 'rn 'Y ? tWv-Qs 'Q !Hm'rm J'E'5:. N.. 'ini Cm- YT -Q? A palr of Amatos puck pairs Hands up' Michael Meyer Patsy Ward all prettled up for a party Ruth Foulston and Sandra Brooks take the bear for a walk Karen Sue Read curtsles for the camera A Stanley Hoofard rolls along Did the donkey take the carrot Terry? Two Bernards Jan and St Sherry Jacobs has the giggles Susan has the sun grms Stephen Pattison IS all attentnon John Chen In the snow Richard Perry about ready to drve Just a llttle shy Susan? THE ANCHOR and the Editor ready for bed l want to thank all of my staff for all the work that they have done, and all the time they have spent. l want to thank our sponsor, Miss Fitzgerald, for all that she has done. She has spent many hours plmning out pages and going over them. She has been very good to the staff and has helped everyone. Mr. Harrison has helped us by taking pictures that we so badly needed for this year's ANCHOR. When we asked Mr. Harrison to help us he was so willing that he took time out of some of the things' that he had planned. Another thing that Mr. Harrison did was to sponsor the campaign for the subs we needed. This year the staff has had the best of co-operation from the students and the teachers. lwant to thank all of the people that had something to do with this year's i957 ANCHOR. Our sponsors, and the advertizers, are included in this thank-you too. This book is the results of effort on the part of our friends. Very sincerely yours, Floyd Hoofard, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF X P3 li! M -Y-our HENRY E LEE FIRST IN PLUMBING 4247 Mounicnn Vxew Avenue Q? natxctx Qmiy TRm1dod 2 8929 ALBERT W WHALIN cl C f x IIIIIHIIIFIVIIQ P Y lE P H OT0 'I674 Shattuck Ave. Berkeley, Calif. 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