Herbert Hoover High School - Scroll Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1960 volume:

( I■ u ' ° - it {r S t • ' 1'isy'— ty' £ '( f scl df C t -c zc cJ ssl fa r £ 6- C THE 1960 SCROLL Published bg ' . Herbert Hoover High School 1 — - - 651 Qlenwood Rood Glendale, California ■6IML LmM PRESENTS.... . 3QAM-----. a ■ ''o !iA yu , JL-4zjl_ Z l jz { l LxljS) ■ q 7 c U4 -Cl xdUl JLom JC otM- . Ll _ (j 20 ( :b££ Lj ex YEARS QROU TH 3 Aiany a genius bus been slou of growth. Oaks that flourish for a thousand years do not spring up into beauty like a reed. —George lleury Lewes With this Scroll may the year of 1960 be kept a memory forever. Just as the roots support a tree through its ageless years, so do the three years spent at Hoover sup- port a foundation for the knowledge that we will use throughout our lives. Quietly over the years, the roots of a tree grow deeper into the earth, while its branches reach to- ward the sky. As our tree grows and develops, it symolizes the Thirty Years of Growth in Hoover's history. The years pass, and class after class graduates. Moving into the distant reaches of the world far from the root of their education, they spread the ideals, standards, and values of Hoover the tree extend- ing its branches. Growth is gradual and invisible to us at the mo ment. Only in reflection do the many years form a visible picture of Thirty Years of Growth. Table of Contents Administration................................... Faculty...........................................10 Cabinets..........................................22 Student Court.....................................28 Boys' and Girls' League...........................32 Classes..............................................34 Seniors...........................................36 Juniors...........................................76 Sophomores........................................88 Organizations...................................... 100 Publications.....................................102 Clubs............................................106 Music Organizations..............................128 R.O.T.C..........................................137 Activities .......... 140 Scroll Court.....................................142 Beat Glendale Day................................146 Dances...........................................148 Assemblies.......................................158 Productions......................................160 Athletics...........................................168 Varsity Football.................................171 J.V. Football....................................184 Bee Football.....................................185 Cross Country....................................189 Water Polo.......................................190 Varsity Basketball...............................191 Bee Basketball...................................198 Swimming.........................................201 Tennis...........................................203 Golf.............................................204 Varsity Track....................................205 Bee Track........................................210 Cee Track........................................213 Varsity Baseball.................................216 J.V. Baseball....................................219 Candids .......... 220 Advertising.........................................226 Acknowledgments 248 5 Dedication Following the tradition set in many previous years, the 1960 Scroll is dedicated to the veteran teachers who will not be re- turning to Hoover in September. The first two teachers are retir ing after this year; the third is transferring to the new Crescenta Valley High. Miss Laura E. Johnston, one of our retiring teachers, received her Junior High teaching credential from San Jose State College and her Bachelor of Science degree with majors in Nutrition, Chemistry, and Psychology from Oregon State College. After teaching for three years at Lodi Junior High. Lodi, California, Miss Johnston came to Hoover in 1929, when the school was opened. She became head of the Home Economics department at Hoover in September, 1954. Her plans for retirement are not definite yet. Another retiring teacher is Mr. William Ray Schirmer, who at- tended Denver University and U.C.L.A. before receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree from U.S.C. in 1926. He began teaching in the Business Education department at Glendale High in 1929 and continued there for four years until his transfer to the same department at Hoover. Mr. Schirmer has been head of the Busi- ness Education department at Hoover since September, 1942. A practice of lav on a leisurely basis is his plan for retirement. The teacher who is being transferred to Crescenta Valley High is Mr. Fred C. Wilson. An alumnus of Glendale High School, Mr. Wilson attended several colleges, including U.C.L.A., Santa Barbara State College, and Colorado Agricultural College. He served in World War I and was an Air Force Captain in World War II. Before coming to Hoover in 1929, he taught Auto Shop one year at Glendale High which v as preceded by two years teaching of Vocational Auto Shop in Long Beach. Summer usu- ally finds Mr. Wilson as Ferryboat skipper at Balboa. The best wishes of the Student Body and Faculty are extended to these teachers and also to Mr. Karbe, who will be leaving Hoover to become Principal of La Crescenta's new Rosemont Junior High. ADMIN I S T R A T I O N I was most proud to present your Scroll to Kenneth Montgomery, the Deputy Superin- tendent, when he retired recently after more than 30 years of service in Glendale Schools. He joins me in congratulating all of you for successfully completing an important' phase of your education. . ft is the earnest hope of the faculty and ad- ministration . that your years at Hoover have been satisfying and rewarding ones. We offer our best wishes as you assume your duties to God and your country. William B. Murphy . . I has been an honor and a privilege lor me to serve on the administration staff these past three years. You have maintained the traditional Hoover stand- ards of excellence in academic achievement and [athletic participation. You can be proud of your school and what it represents. May the future hold a challenge and bring success and happiness to each and every one of you. i ROBERT A. KARBE Being a part of Hoover is one of the most rewarding experiences I have had. The Student Body is out- standing in spirit, cooperation, and accomplishment. The faculty is dedicated to giving all students the best educational opportunity. With this combination, Hoover's continued success is assured. Helen Ayers Pictured here are Marian Grey, Keith White, and John Usilton, Administration Officials. 11 Counselors Mrs. Miles. Head Counselor Miss Poi- led:, and Mr. Powell are shown dis- cussing some important business. It is the job o! the counselors to work out the programs cl all students Miss Hal! and Mrs. Hodgkinson. Counse lots, and Miss Buseth and Mrs. Haas Clerks are pictured working out a schedule lor next year. 12 FRANCIS W. ABBOTT Physical Science. Aviation Science. ELLEN R. APPLEGATE Shorthand. Typing. ROBERT S. BAKER Drama. English, Senior Enqlish DONALD G. BLACK General Business. Business Administration Typinq. CATHERINE R. BURNS Bioloay, Lite Science. VIOLA J. BUSETH Dnl Pianist. Clerk. JACQUELINE J. CAMPBELL Team, Swimming. Physical Education. Junior Sports. ROBERT A. CAMPBELL Band. Orchestra. Harmony. R.O.T.C. Band. GEORGE A. CASSELL CHARLES W. COLLOM. JR. Printing. MARILYN J. CZEL Spanish. THELMA D. EDSALL Latin. French. U.S. History. CORINNE A. EVERTTS Clothing Senior Clothing. EDNA L. FLANNERY MARY FLEMING BEVERLY R. FRENCH Clothing. Home Management. English Literature can be inn. and Mr. Ro! Si's iiith period English, lit exature class proves this fact ever day. 13 ARTHUR I. FROERER Physical Science. Health and Safety Mathematics. MARJORIE W. FROST Algebra. Geometry. JOHN S. GAINES United States History. American Government. FRANCES D. GOETSCH Girls' Physical Education Department Head Physical Education Senior Sports. HELEN E. GOULD Senior Clerk. Student Body Accountant. ALVIN F. GOW American Government. Modern World. MARGARET L. GRUNAWALT Intermediate Clerk. PAUL J. GRUENTZEL United States History. Health and Satety. MARIAN T. GULBRANDSON Spanish. WALTER J. HAASE. JR. United States History. American Government DOROTHY J. HALL Counselor. NANCY L. HAMES Modern World. United States History. ELLEN I. HANSON English. WILLIAM C. HEIL Physical Education, Lite Science Health and Safety. ROBERT B. HENRY Health and Satety Physical Education Varsity Basketball DONALD E. HERMAN Geometry. Algebra. Bee Football. J.V. Baseball. Come on in: the water's great, say the girls in Miss Jacqueline Campbell's fifth period swimming class. 14 ROBERT HERROLD Swimming C ;ch Swim Pool Manager. EDWARD B. HIBLER English United States History. JAMES E. HIGGINS Industrial Arts Department Head. Machine Shop'. AUDREY A. HILTON English United States History. FRANCES M. HODGKINSON Latin Counselor. WILLIAM INHELDER, JR. Aigocra Geometry. Mathematics. PAUL E. JOHNSON English Year Book. LAURA E. JOHNSTON Home Economics Department Head Senior Problems Clothing CAROLYN JONAS English. MARY ANN JORDAN Chemistry. MORTON KARANT English. Senior English ROBERT E. KELLY Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics, Algebra. DOROTHY P. KEY DORANCE H. KOHLMEIER Boys' Physical Education Department Hoad CAROLE D. LEE Typing. Shorthand. KATHRYN L. LEWIS English Latin. The members ol Mr. William In- holdcr's second period advanced math class take a lew minutes to relax during a serious lecture. 15 LOIS P. LIOTTA Library Cleri: EVA H. LITCHFIELD History Department Hoad. Modern World MALCOLM A. MacKINNON Unit� :: States History. Varsity Football Senior Problems. Health and Saiety WALTER E. MARSH Geometry Alcjebra. Mathematics RICHARD L. MARTIN Physics Electronics RUPERT L. MATTHEWS English MAX 6. McADAMS Mechanical Drawing, Weed Shop shirley a. McDonnell United State;. History Modern '.'.’or! Senior Problems PHYLLIS H. McELWEE Senior Composition. English MERLE H. McGRATH Department Head Algebra Geometry edna m. Mclennan Typing. Business English rosario s. McPherson Spanish ESTHER B. MEYER Foods, Genera! Feeds. Meal Preparation. Modern Hostess BEVERLY MICHEL Chemistry. Physiology ANABEL MILES Head Counselor HAROLD L. MOREHEAD Mechanical Drawing SAMUEL NICHOLSON Physical Education Track Cross Country GEORGE NOVINGER Bee Football Geometry Algebra HOMER R. PALMATEER Art. Stage ELIZABETH A. PENN Physical Education EMILE A. PERES English Senior Enalish MABEL A. PERSSON PBX Operator ROBERT POLIDOR Ollice Practice. Typing. Bookkeeping ALICE L. POLLOCK Counselor HAROLD W. POWELL United Stales History. Counselor CHARLES A. RANKIN Algebra. Geometry, Mathematics. Water Polo RENEE D. REED English Seme: English Modern World WILLIAM A. ROEMER Driver s Training Weld.na MARY ANN ROGERS Algebra Geometry Mathematics LELAND H. ROLOFF Senior Composition. English English Literature BEATRICE T. RUCKMAN Recording Clerk ROBERT A. SCHIFFNER Painting. Art. Advanced Art. Ceramic? WILLIAM R. SCHIRMER Department Head. Business Education Bookkeeping GEORGE SHOCHAT Department Head. Language French Spanish ESTHER R. SHILLMAN Physical Education. Dance EDMUND I. SIMINSKI Varsity Football. Physical Education WALTER J. SIMPSON Physics, Geometry. Mechanical Drav. CAROL V. SMITH Physical Education Swimming Sophomore Sports LAWRENCE M. SMITH Department Hoad English. Some: English English Literature TUI W. SMITH Interior Design. Art. Costume Design Mr. George Cassol’s tourth period Biol- ogy Class watches as Mr. Cassell shows them the intricate workings of a micr scope 7 HELEN S. SOURS Librarian GENE R. STANTON Electric Shop, Metal Shop GEORGE W. STEHMEIER Wood Shop WILLIAM D. TAUFER United Slates History. American Government. Senior Problems JOSEPH G. THOMAS English. Journalism FRANCIS F. TRACY Physics. Chemistry SGT. WILLIAM A. TURKISH R. O. T. C. MIRIAM V. TURNER English. Typing BETTY F. UPHAU3 Attendance Clern WAYNE W. ULEMAN Auto Shop MARIAN H. WARING English CHARLES K. WHITE I. V. Football, Supervisor of Attendance SYLVIA C. WILLIAMS St. Attendance Clerk FRED C. WILSON Driver's Training. Health and Safety KENNETH H. WILSON Music Department Head. Glee Club. Choir. Music Appreciation, Tennis MARSHALL E. WILSON Science Department Head. Mineral, jy LEON A. WISKUP English Spooch Senior Comp,:: • GLADYS H. WOOLARD Sr. Secretary JOHN G. WORDES Art Department Head Interior Design Commercial Art Art I Photography The Hoove: Seminar, whoso sponsors are: Mr:; McDonnell. Mr. Gaines. Mr. Gow. and Mr. Haase m ■•••;■ «-very other week at a private heme at which time students give reports ar.-i have discussions on the events m the world today 18 Cafeteria Staff The Caietena Stall, undet the supervision oi Mis Artcr. is responsible for the delicious lood that the Hoover students may buy at eithei snack oi lunch Maintenance Staff t Under the direction of Mr. Hale Anderson, the Maintenance Staff keeps the schoc. buildings and grounds clean. This is a big lob. They us BUDA to he.p them with their work r r Student Bodi President I John McCarthy began his term as Student Body President in the tall semester of 1959 with amazing energy and capability. His slogan. Hoover on High, was certainly a boost to the spirit of the student body. He took a great interest in the problems around school and chalked up a long list of successful projects. 20 Student Bodi President I! Barry Winningham, ur s-■•■■or. i semester pres id nt w n lh- r- • cl of the student body by showing outstanding leadership and sincerity. His friendliness and fairness made him one of Hoover's greatest presidents. Barry's participation in numerous campus activities en- abled him to handle with ease the problems of his office. 21 Cabinet I Lynn Gilbert Director of Finance Allen Young Director of Beys' Athletics Cabinet, the chief governing body at Hoover, accepts challenges and new responsibilities every semester. If it were not for the great enthusiasm, co- operation, and hard work that the members of the cabinet demonstrate, we — the students of Hoover High School — would soon lose the respect now shown us by the Administration and Faculty. The students who served on the Cab- inet this year, just as those in previous years, have given many fine contribu- 22 Marly White 1 unior Representative Marta Brown Director of Activities Miriam Lorch Director of Publicity Suxi Keenan Director of Assemblies tions to life on campus. They planned our special days, and they planned and carried out many projects to im- prove our school. A joint effort of both Cabinets was the annual draft dance, A Knight to Remember. The Cabinet members also have a great deal of respect and prestige among the students. They are the choice of the student body, and this year they have shown everyone just what a working organization can do. Nick Prapopoulos Exchange- Student Gerri Hancock Girls' League President Forrest Beaty Sophomore Representative 23 Cabinet Chris Dawson Vice-President Donna Dill Sec. o: State Suzi Keenan Director oi Finance Bobbie Munson Duccio: of Activities Carol Bonbow Director ot Publicity Beth Heckel Director cl Assemblies atir.g to: the draft danc -. A Knight to Remem be:.” This was rust cr.e cf their many activities Bill Fuller Ft O T. C. Representative Marty White Junior Representative Legislature These hard working groups of students were our first and second semester legislature members. They acted just as our national legislature, by represent- ing the students just as our national Congress rep- resents the people. These students expressed the views and wishes of the student body and helped our school government run smoothly. 26 Inter-Club Council The Inter-Club Council, which provided an opportunity for officers of Hoover's many clubs to discuss and solve club problems, helped make our club schedules run smoothly and efficiently. Pictured are the members of the first semester Inter-Club Council. 27 Student Court I Dick Underwood Attorney General Betsy Kent Justice at Large Chris Dawson Chief Justice Sally Haugen Justice at Large Jean Crane Justice a: Largo Bruce Donatelli Senior Justice Ed Soderblom Junior Justice Peggy Fuller Sophomore 'ustice Administering justice on the first semes- ter Student Court were: Dick Underwood, Betsy Kent, Chris Dawson, Sally Haugen, Jean Crane, Bruce Donatelli, Ed Soderblom, and Peggy Fuller. These students worked conscientiously to see that justice and peace could reign within the boundaries of Herbert Hoover High School. 28 Student Court II Channing Robertson Attorney General Terri Alltizer Justice at Large- Jerry Staub Chief Justice Virginia Sanders Justice at Large Nick Bohl Sophomore Justice Julie Thompson Doug Kemps Dee Ann Warren Justice at Large Senior Justice Junior Justice Taking action against offenders, is one of the main duties of our Student Court, as the school's chief body of justice. This was carried out very efficiently by the members of our second semester Student Court: Channincj Robertson, Terri Alltizer, Jerry Staub, Virginia Sanders, Julie Thompson, Doug Kemps, Dee Ann Warren, and Nick Bohl. 29 'c Class Councils '60s really nifty, and these Senior Coun- cil members have worked hard to help preserve the slogan. On the moon or under the sun, the best there is, '61. Although not pictured, the Junior Class Council did a tremendous job for the betterment of their class Something's new with '62. These Sopho- mores have done a great job helping their class adjust to the de- mands of high school life. 30 Class Activities The three classes at Hoover have worked very hard this year and have made Hoover very proud. The class sponsors Mr. Rankin, Miss Hall, Mr. Usil- ton, Mrs. Meyers, and Mr. Simpson—have been very pleased with the achievements of the classes this year. The Senior Class surpassed all past classes in the magazine sale and planned the modernistic Junior Prom, Christmas in Contempo. The Junior Class organized the elegant Senior Prom and a fun-filled picnic for the whole school, before the Glendale-Hoover track meet. The Sophomore Class presented the charity ball, Springtime Carrousel. and profited greatly on their candy sale. All three classes have had many more varied activities, but behind them has been the individual effort that has really counted. For if it were not for the help of students v orking on committees, w would not be able to have these activities. 31 Girls’ Bogs' League I Sue Greenhalqh Vice Pres. Ron Nichols Biuci- MacVicar Vice-Pros. See. Trcas. Gem Hancock President Steve Cameron Dave Schmolder Bob Buckley Senior Rep. Junior Rep. Soph. Rep. Jerry Staub President Judy Nelson Joyce Mellor Secretary Treasurer Margie Swenson Lorraine Mineci Senior Rep. Junior Rep. Kathy Fuller Gloria Gross Soph. Rep. Social Kathy Newton Terri Alltizer Publicity Philanthropic Melanie Bouor Nancy Newton Entertainment Friendship 32 Girls’ Boys' League II fennjfer Thompson Jim Murphy Sieve Raymond Sec.-Troas. Toby Ek Senior Rep. Bill Snort Junior Rep. Bob Buckley Soph. Rep. Miriam Lorch Secretary Karen Beers Treasurer Marne Barnes Senior Rep. Laurie Stantill Junior Rep. Mary Ann Reip Soph. Rep. Ruth Hagen Social Although shy and unsure of themselves, the Nifty-Sixty hit Hoover with force and impact, being the largest Sophomore class to enter Hoover's portals at that time. With the help of our sponsor, Mr. Rankin, our spirit and enthusi- asm enabled us to surge forward and make every activity a suc- cessful event. The Sophomore dance, TROPICAL PARADISE, with its Medi- terranean setting and atmosphere, was a cherished accomplish- ment. Hard work and success spelled out the tremendous results the MAGAZINE SALE came to be. Our mighty class sold an all time high in this Senior tradition. We honored the class of '59 with the Senior Prom, MOON- LIGHT AND MEMORIES, truly a memorable occasion for those who attended. The JUNIOR BARBEQUE was another milestone on our road to be recognized as hard workers and successful leaders. The imagination and ideals of those who decorated and worked on the Junior Prom made CHRISTMAS IN CONTEMPO, a modernized version of many Twentieth Century concepts. Our energy, spirit and get-up and-go on BEAT GLENDALE DAY enabled us to stand out and take our place at the top among the other classes. And like the symbol of the Ming Tree throughout this Scroll, we the class of 1960 have become a symbol of growth and achievement. Having attained our goals and conquered the obstacles that stood in our path, we have established a feeling, among others and ourselves, of pride and respect towards our class. Graduation v ill mark the end of our delightfully fun-filled years at Hoover. Seniors, when you take hold of that diploma, step out into the world with the same incentive and fervor to succeed, that you have used to make our class great, and each and every one of you v ill make your life the same epitome of success you have made the Class of 1960! The Seme: Class ot 1960 was guided by four competent and efficient officers. Clockwise from the upper left, they are: Ed O'Loskc. President Charlie Kittlescn. Vice-President: Nikki Wiggins. Treasurer; and Sheila Dcnatelli. Secretary. CHARLES GRANT ABBOTT Radio Club: Boys' Leaque. RICHARD LEE ADAIR Varsity Football; Boys' League. ROBERT MICHAEL ADAMS Bee Football; Varsity Baseball; Music Club; Debate Club; Pep Committee; Hi Y; Boys' League; Beat Glendale Day Committee. DENNIS LEROY ADKINS Boys' League; Pep Club. Stage Crew; Bee Foot! all. TOM AINSWORTH Puij lo Press Stall. Cartoonist; Boys’ League; Radio Club. The tography Club; Pop Club; Civitans; Inter-Club Council; Pen Pals Club. President. CHARLES LOUIS ALAIMO Spanish Club; Bowling Club; Basketball Manager, Spring Musi- cal: Concert Choir; Legislator. JOANNE ALAIMO G.A.A.; Junior-Senior Glee Club; Mannequins. Pep Club; Spring Musical. JOSEPHINE CAROL ALAIMO Mannequins; G.A.A.. Pep Club; Business Department. Secretary. ROSE L. ALAIMO G.A.A.; Mannequins; Glee Club. ALEXANDER PAUL ALEXANDER Boys’ League.- Pep Club. FRED A. ALEXANDER Boys' H Club, tumor Representative; Legislator; Prom Commit- tees. Junior Council; Varsity Football. Varsity Baseball: Varsity Water Polo. JAMES CHARLES ALEXANDER Cross Country: Ski Club; Bowling Club; Pep Club; Boys' League. GAIL CHARLOTTE ALICATA Glee Club; G.A.A.: Girls' League: Pep Club. EDWARD ROBERT ALLREAD Legislator. Bowling Club; Boys League: Stage Crow. KRISTINE ELIZABETH ANDERSON Scholarship Society; Legislator. Prom Committees; A.S.B. Play. Chauman Costume Committee: Thespians. Performing Dance Club; Scroll Staff Sophomore and Junior Editor: French Club. SHIRLEY JEAN ANDERSON G.A A ; Conceit Girls' Glee: Conceit Chon. Home Aits Club; unio: Statesmen; Pep Club; Gills' League. THOMAS R. ANDERSON A.S.B. Play; Thespians: Ait Club; Biology Club; Student Body Assemblies; Foothill League Drama Festival; Christmas Progiam: Musical Committees. JANICE RAE ASMAN G.A.A..- Mannequins: Music Club; Piom Committees; Future Teachers Club; Pep Committee; Beat Glendale Day Committee. AARON E. AUSTIN Beys League; Stage Crew. Purple Press Statt. A.S.B Play. Assistant Stage Manager. JOHN H. BAILEY Transter horn Glendale High School, Glendale Calilorma; Boys' League. VIRGINIA BAKER Transfer trom John Marshal! High School. Los Angeles. Calitor nia; Scholarship; Society: G.A A. Mannequins; Girls League. WILLIAM C. BAKEWELL Transfer t: in Joliet Township High School. Joliet. II- linois; Nati' rial Merit Sch laiship T« :;t Honorable Men- ti n: Biology Club Amateur Radio Club; Photography Club; French Club; Boys' League MARY JEAN BALL Scholarship Society. Civinettes. Piesidont; Girls' H . A.F.S. Americans Abroad Finalist; Scroll Stall. Sophomore Junior, and Advertising Editor. Girls' L ague Mode!.- Br iogy Club; Science Club. FRED F. BARKER I - • i •: a Swim Team; Civitans; Thespians. A S B. P. :y: ;hristmao Program. Make Up: Dramatics Con- test, Pasadena City College. Diving Team JAMES BRIAN BARKER Drum Maror; Concert Band; Twisters- R.O.T.C., Boys' League. LEE EUGENE BARKLEY Boys' League: Stage Crew. Print Shop. MARTHA SHERWOOD BARNES Junior Year at Newport Harbor High School. Newport Beach California: Legislator. Senior Council. Chairman cl Senior Will and Testament. Girls League Board. Senior Representative; Latin Club. President: Usherettes. Prom Committee; Girls' Service Club. DONALD B. BAUGHMAN Scholarship Society. Life Member; French Club; Latin Club; Pep Club: Beys' League. KAREN MICHELLE BEERS Student Body Songl ader; Drill Team; Girls' League. Junior Representative. Treasurer; Junior Prom Queen. Junior Council. Legislator G.A A Girls’ H Club. CAROL JOYCE BENBOW Cabinet. Director cl Publicity; Legislator; Drill Team. Slack Day Skit; Purple Press Staff. Pep Club; P: m Committees: Social Commiftees. LINDA ROSE BENVENISTE Girls League.- Pep Club: Mannequins: Junior-Senior Glee. PETE W. BERG Bee Water Polo; Electric- Shop Foreman: Boys' League. JUDITH ANNE BERGER Transfer horn Banning Union High School. Banning. California: Youth lor Christ Club; Future Teachers Club; Girls' League. Welfare Committee; Pep Club; Gym Secretary ANITA LOUISE BESSOLO Mannequins; Concert Glee: Art Club: Music Club; Girls' League. DOROTHY JEAN BLACK Scholarship Society: Junior Hon. r Guard at 1959 Grad uatton; G.A.A.; Girls' H Club. Girls' Service Clu: Junior Statesmen; Biol, gy Club; French Clu: EMILY JOAN BLAIKIE Scroll Staff. Administrati :i Edit.-:; Pep Committee. Jun- ior Prom Committee.- Speech and Drama Activities. Debate Club; Spanish Club: Usherettes: Future Teach ers Club. RAY H. BOARD Hi-Y: Boys' League. SUSAN N. BOETTJER Soph-.-more Talent Show; G.A.A.: Music Clu: Mannequins: Pep Club. JAMES WILLIAM BONAR Boys League. Music Clu: K: Y. Stage Crew Assistant Man- ager; Key Club: Assistant Legislate:; Pep Club. ANN VICTORIA BOONE Summer Exchange Student: Hoover American Field Service Club. President; Bioiogy Clu! Secretary; Drill Team; Girls' Service Club: Prcm Committees; Girls' League. Friendship Committee; Girls' H Club. DONNA N. BOSWELL Girls' League. MELANIE W. BOUER Girls' League. Entertainment Chairman Social Com- mittee; Prom Chairman: French Club; Music Club G.A.A.: Activity Day Spirit Committee; Pep Committee ALWIN LEE BRADLEY Bee Football: Amateur Radio Clur..- Band; R.O.T.C.. Pep Club; Boys' League. FRANCINE A. BRIANDI Transfer from Lafayette High School. Buffalo. Now Ycrl:: Girls' H Club: Girls' League. RICHARD O. BRIGGS Junior Prom Committee. Beat Glendale Day Float Com rnittoe; Bee Football; Bee Track; Civitans: Pep Club: Boys' League. TOM BRITTAN Beys' League; Fop Club. SANDY RONALD BRIZZI Biology Club; Ski Club; Boys' League. ELAINE L. BROCK Transfer ti..m Roosevelt High Soh .1. Los Angeles California; P -p Club. Girls' League. WILLIAM MARTIN BROCKMAN Varsity Football; Dance Committees; Biology Club; Ski .'!ub; Seme: Skit. ROBERT ROY BROOKS Tran;;!'.': t: :m Gr voi Cleveland High School. Res la. California; Boys' League; Track. GERALD CLARK BROTHEN Junior Statesmen; Key Club. Vice President; Concert Choir; Boys' League; Legislator. CAROLYN ANN BROWN G.A.A.: Girls' League.- Concert Girls' Glee. FAITH VIRGINIA BROWN G.A.A.; Mannequins; Music Ciu:.; Heme A:1:; Club; Pop Club. MARTA ANN BROWN Girls' League, President Social Chairman: Cabinet Director of Student Activities; Thespians; French Ciu: Pep Committee, Assembly Committee Legislator G.A A., Tennis Manage: THOMAS R. BUCKWELL Transfer from Bullard High School. Fresno. California; I V. Baseball; Bowling Club; Key Club; Pop Club; Boys' League. LYNN BUHL G.A.A.; Art Club; Girls' League. JAMES CLELL BURDETT Boat Glendale Day. Queen's Escort; Varsity Football. Co-Captain, Most Valuable Lineman; Boys' H Club; Varsity Track. Pep Club: Boys' League; Music Club; Stage Crew. MARGOT ANN BURGESS Girls' Service Club. President; Conceit Choir; Spring Musicals; G.A.A.. Drill Team. Youth of the Month Award; D.A.R. Representative. Honorary R.O.T.C. Major. KENNETH ALBERT BURKENHEIM Band; Pen Pals Club; Hall Guard; Boys' League. CHARLES ARTHUR BURNS Legislator.- Junior Council; Prom Committees: J.V. Base- ball: Music Club: Pep Club. Hi Y: Beys' Leaaue Key Club. JAMES DAVID BUSH Scholarship Society; Scroll Staff Photography Editor; Purple Press Stat: News Editor. Civitans. Vice-President- A.S3. Play Program Editor; Boys’ League; Legislator. JOHN BUTLER Transfer from Hollywood High. School, Hollywood. Cahromia; Boys’ League. DIANNE MARIE CALVERT Drill Team; Prom Committees; Mannequins, Music Club; G.A.A.: Pep Club Committee. STEVEN HUGH CAMERON Boys’ H Club; 3oys' League. Senior Representative. Varsity Baseball; Bee Track; Bee Fcotfcali: Concert Choir: Spring Mu- sical: Key Club. CHRIS R. CAPONIGRO Transfer from Euclid Senior High School, Euclid. Ohio: A.S.5. Plays: Foothill League Drama Festival; Thespians: Purple Press Stat!. DOROTHY VIRGINIA CAPPS G.A.A.,- Pep Club: 3and Secretary.- Dane- Band: From Com- mittee.- Beat Glendale Day FI :-at Committee: Mannequins: Jun- ior Statesman. CAROL DIANE CARLSON Girls’ H Club: G.A.A.. Pep Club Music Club: Manne- quins: Senior Girls Glee. CAROLYN LEE CARTER Sophomore Class Treasurer; Sophomore and Junior Council: Legislator. Drill Team.- Soph, .more Dance Com mitteo; Music Club: G.A.A DEE ANTHONY CARTER Varsity Track 3ee Track- Boys’ H Club; Purple Press Staff Assistant Chief or Production: Pep Club: Bays' League. DAVID P. CASS Boys’ League. CAROL B. CASTLEMAN Transfer from Santa Monica High Seh:.-1 Santa Monica. Califor- nia: G.A.A.: Girls’ League. JOAN DIANE CAUSEY G.A.A. Director of Publicity Girls H Club- Girls’ League. Fash- ion Show Model Conceit Choir Her e Chairman: Pep Commit- •ee French Club: Junicr and Senior Prom Committees Girls’ League. Friendship Committee JIM CELESTINO Bee Football: Music Club: Boys’ League HELEN ESTELLE CHESTER Scholarship Society. ATS. Spanish Clur Treasure mitteo: Biology Club; Art Club: Mannequins; Senio: mittoe. Pep Com- Frcm Ccm- JERRY LEE CHILDERS Music u lub: Staae Crew: Boys' League; Pep Club CHRIS MILES CHRISTENSEN Music Club; Boys' League. ANGIE IDA CIAPPA G.A.A.,- Music Club; Pop Club; Mannequins: Sophomore. Junior and Senior Glee; Junior Statesmen. BERNICE CLARDIE Transfer Iran John H. Franis Polytechnic High School. Sun Val ley California Girls' League. JOAN KAY CLARK G.A.A.; Girls' League; Music Club; Beat Glendale Day Float Committee; Slack Day Spirit Committee. BILL CLOUGH Key President. P-• rc trail: Varsity Swimming; Varsity Watorpolo. CAROLEE VIRGINIA COCHRAN Transfer from Adolfo Camarillo High School. Camarillo, Califor- nia; Purple Press Staii Second Page Editor: Girls' H Club; G.A.A Bowling Manager, Usherettes; Future Teachers Club; Slack Day Skit Committee JUDITH ANN COCHRAN Sc: !! Staff S.jhom .: • and Junior Editor. Editor-in- Chief; Purple Press Staff Assistant Thud Page Editor; Girls' H Club. Secretary-Treasurer. Civinettes, Treas- urer; G.A.A. P ard Chaplain and Archery Manager; ' ncert Girls' Glee; Concert : hou. Service Club. PENNY LOU COFFMAN Transfer t: :m Montebello Senior High School. Monte- bello. California; Junior Prcm. Bandstand Committee; Senior Prom. Center of Attraction Committee; French Club; Music Club; G.A.A.; Gills' League. BONNIE RAE COLFLESH Put; lo Press Staff Third Page Editor. Music Club; Ski Club B' it I. ;.::.' Day Yell I. -:ider; Sophomore Dance Committee. Soj homoie Council; Dull Team: Beat Glendale Skit STEVE LEE COLTON Bee Football; Tennis. Swimming; Music Club: Key Club: Boys H Club; Legislator: Hi-Y. EDWARD BRUCE COOLEY Scroll Staff Photographer: Purple Press Staff. Photographer. Ht-Y: Civitans; Photo Club, Vice-President. JOSEPH F. COOPER Photography Club: Boys' League ROBERTA WALLACE CORDES Prom Committee Chairman; Junior Council: Legislator: Home- Arts Club Secretary; Slack Day Model; Pep Committee; Music Club; Mannequins. LAUREL JEAN CORNWELL G.A.A.; Music Club Mannequins; Pep. Club. PAMELA DEAN COX G.A.A.; Music Club; Mannequins: Youth I : Christ; Gym Sec retary. LENA KAYE CRANK Music Club; Girls' League. CHERYL ANNE CRAWFORD Legislator; Music Club: Mannequins; Concert Choir. G.A.A.; Spring Musicals; Pop Club; Biology Clut. FRANCES CHRISTINE CREAMER G.A.A.; Library Assistant; Concert Girls’ Glee: Concert Choir; Music Club. ROXANN LYN CRODDY G.A.A.; Music Club; Commercial Club; Girls’ League; Pep Club. BEVERLY JEAN CURLEE Drill Team: G.A.A., Songleader; Junior and Senior Glee.- Girls League . Welfare Committee. LARRY ARTHUR CURTIS Scholarship Society, President. Life Member; Junior Statesmen. President Harvard B. k Award; Candle- Light Supper Committee Chairman; Legislator; Junior Prom Committee: Science Club: J.V. Fcotba!: CAROL JEAN DAEHLER Transfer from Barstow Union High School Barstow. California: G.A.A.; Home Arts Club: Usherettes: Nurse's Assistant: Girls' League. KATHARINE CAROL DAUWALDER Scholarship Society Life Member. Concert Girls' Glee: Future Teachers Club; Usherettes Girls' League. Welfare and Get-Well '. mmittces: Junior Statesmen: Muste Club; G.A.A. HUMBERTO XAVIER DAVILA Sch tarship Society Life Member; Debate Club Speech Activi- ties: Spanish Club; Pep Club: 3oys' League. GLENN ROGER DAVIS Boys League: Student Body V- 1. Leader: Sch. .arship Society. MARY FRANCES DAVIS G.A.A.. Purple Press Staff. Assistant Exchange Editor. Mannequins; Secretary in Boys Gym: Girls' I.- : : CHRISTOPHER HENRY DAWSON Cabinet. Student Body Vice-President; Scj homer- and Senior Class Council; Student Court. Chief Justice. Boys' League. Secretary-Treasurer: Legislator; Varsity Football; Varsity Track: Boys' H Club. DENNIS BRUCE DAWSON Bee Basketball; Varsity Fc otball; Band. Music Club; Bowling Club; Junior Prom Committee; Bee Football; Key Club MARY ANN DEEGAN Future Teachers Club; Mannequins; G.A.A., Junior Red Cross; Girls' League. HARLAN INGALLS DeGROODT Boys' League; Key Club. Sophomore Representative: Latin Club; Junior. Senior Prom Committees; Junior Statesmen. Candle-Light Supper Committee. JOYCE ANN DETMER Student Body Songleader; Legislator. Junior Council; Soj homore Dance Cctnmittee; Junior and Senior Prcm Committees; Dull Team. Beat Glendale Day Committee Head. MAUREEN ELIZABETH DEVLIN Scroll Staff. Candida Editor; Conceit Choir. Social Chair- man; S ; homore Dance Committee. Beat Glendale Day Yell Leadet. Slack Day Songlcadei; Mannequins; Drill Team: Ski Club. CARL MICHAEL DI GAETANO Bee Football, Ce - Track; Junior Skit. Slip Collector. DONNA DILL Cabm- t. So-et.siy ; State. Senior Class Songleader; Scholarship Society; Legislator; Drill Team; Sophomore Dance Committee Head; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Committee. GARY WILSON DOANE Music Club; B v .ing Club; Bee Basketball; J.V. Base- i all: Loqisia; i Senior Prom Committee; Junto: Class Council; Election Committee. BRUCE EDMUND DONATELLI Sch rrship Society. Life Member, Treasurer; Student C- nit Senior Justice-. Boys' H Club; Key Club. Varsity T-nni:. 'unior Prom Committee; Pep Committee; Latin Club. Vice President. SHEILA MARGARET DONATELLI Senior Council. Secretary. Student Court Sophomore Representa- tive; Girls’ Service Club Secretary: Scholarship Society Life Member; Junior Honor Lead for Graduation 1959; Legislator. Usherettes. President and Vic:- President- Junior Statesmen. Sec- retary. ANN MARIE DONATO Girls' League; G-.rls' H Club. MICHAEL DOYLE Junior Prom Committee; Swimming; Water Pcic; Biology Club: Boys' League. DOUGLAS ALLAN DYBDAHL transfer tr :n Glendale High School. Glendale. California. LENORE L. EATON Girls League Committee; Juntot Prom Committee; French Clul : Music Club; Biology Club: G.A.A. CAROLE LYNN EDDY Junior Prom Princess; Sophomore and Junior Councils: Legislator; Senior Prom Committee. Chairman; G.A.A.; Junior Statesmen. Music Club; Pep Committee. KARENLEE EDWARDS Transfer from Roosevelt High School. Wyandotte. Michigan. Concert Glee; Gym Secretary; Orchestra: Music Club; Future Teachers Club; Counseling Office PATRICIA D. EGGER G.A.A., Swim Clur Manager; Gills' League; Girls' H Club; Junior and Senior Ptoin Committees; Pep Club. TOBY P. EK Boys' League Senior Representative; Senior Council: Bee Fc «ball; Varsity Tennis; Varsity Golf: Junior Prcm Committee: Hi-Y. Sergeant a: Arms: Key Club. PAM A. ELDER Giris League. Publicity Committee: G.A.A.; Latin Club; Junio: Statesmen; Junior Prcm. Center cl Attraction Committee: Pep Club. BOB W. ELDRIDGE Boys' League: Pep Club. DONNA ELLERMAN Transfer from Brown School !- : Girls Glendora. California. G.A.A . Mannequins; Nurse's Secretary; Office Secretary. TOD C. ELLIS Bee Football; Legislator; Beat Glendale Float Chairman. Junior and Senior Prom Committees; Sc: homore Dance Committee; Pep Committee. Music Club; Junior Statesmen. KIRK EDWARD ELY Boys' League: Hi-Y. ROBERT C. EMREY, JR. Boys' H Club; Key Club. Treasurer; Varsity Cross Country Captain; Bee. Varsity Track: Prom Committees: Boys' League. TONY W. ENDRES Junior Prom Committee; Beat Glondale Day Float Com- mittee; Varsity. Bee Track: Bee Football: Civitans. Vrce President: Biology Club; Pep Club. Boys' League DONNA ELAINA ENYART G.A.A Sophomore C uncil Mannequins; Girls League. PAULA ANNETTE EPPERSON Music Club; Home Arts Club: Girls' League. JOHN PAUL ERIKSMOEN Student Body Yell Leader. Boys' League; Pop Club MARY ELLEN ERICKSON G.A.A Junior-Senior G; - - Music Club: Mannequins; Junior Statesmen.- Libraiy Assistant, Pep Club. DENNIS M. EVANS Art Club: Pep Club: Boys' League. BILL FABIAN Bee Football; Pep Club; Boys' League. THOMAS E. FANCHER MARJORY ELLEN FARISS Mannequins: Ski Club: Pen Pal Club, Girls' H Club. President- G.A.A. Beard. Representative; Girls League; Pep Club. DONNA MAE FARLEY A:? Clui ; Youth !or Christ; Spring Musical. Sol Designer, Girl:;' League. CHARLES FRANKLIN FESLER 8ee. I.V. Football; Key Club; Hi Y: Legislator; Christmas Pro gram; Junior and Senior Prom Committees. SHARON EILEEN FESLER Girls’ League Entertainment Chairman; Jum : Senior Class Councils: Beat Glenda!- Pay Yeil Loader: Slack Day Yol! Leader: G.A.A., Yell Leader; Legislator; Junior and Senior Prom Committees: Pep Committee. 1 JEANIE STANEL FIGUERED Purple Press Stall First Page Editor; Prom Committees; G A A„ Girls League: Pep Club: Mannequins; Debate Club. Youth lor Christ Treasure: IRENE MARIE FINLEY Transler Ircm Bellarmir.e High School. Burbank. Calilornia; Home Arts Club. Vice President; G.A.A ; Art Club: Prom Committee. Pop Club. Music Club: Girls’ League. Welfare Chairman. KATHY FINLAY Purple Press Stall, Editr.r in-Chiel: Junior and Senior Prom Com- mittees.- Spring Musical: Concert Girls Glee; Girls' League. Friendship and Publicity Committees; G.A.A Pep Committee; Slack Day Skit DOLORES ROBIN FLETCHER Purplo Press Stafl. First Page Editor; Scholarship So- ciety. Prom Committees: Girls’ League. Welfare. Pub- licity Entertainment and Friendship Committees; Class Prophecy. Chairman; AT S . Boat Glendale Day Com mittee; Pep Committee. PATRICIA FORD 1 A A President. Cabinet; Girls’ H Club. Secretary Treasurer G.A.A. Bowling and Badminton Manager. 80 Credit:-. Award; Usherettes. Vice-President; Girls' League Beard G.A.A. Representative; Head of Beat Glendale Day Parade. ERROL L. FORKNER Latin Club: Photography Club. Key Club; Rille Team. Southern California Championship Drill Team. R.O.T.C.; Pep Club. PAUL LAMBERT FORMAN Legislator; Key Glut.- Red Cress: Scholarship Society. Tennis Team. Band; junior and Senior Prom Lighting Committees. WILLIAM L. FORTNER Boys’ League. ROBERT LYNN FORTNER Bee Football. Co-Captain: Most Improved Player Award: Best Player Award; Varsity. Bee. Cee Track: Homecoming Court, Escort: Boys’ H Club Sergeant at Arms. ANTHONY FOSTER Boys' League; Music Club; Legislator.- Key Club. JOY LEE FRANKEL Transfer from Saint Providence High Sch I. Burbank. California. Gym Secretary. Pep Club; Girls’ League DELWIN H. FREEMAN Boys' League; Pep Club. WILLIAM E. FRICK Boys' H Club. Vice-President; Boo Football. Bai.o Her- man Award. Co-Captain; Varsity. J.V. Baseball. Slide Rule Club. Graduation Robe Committee; Science Club; Boys' Learjue; Pep Club. WILLIAM G. FULLER Car inet R.O.T.C. Representative: Radio Club Presi- dent. Latin Club: Band; Draft Dance Committee; Rifle Team. TUDY GABLE Legislator: Pep Club; Junior Prom Committee; Music Club; Mannequins. KATHLEEN PATRICIA GALLAGHER Girls' League: Mannequins; Girls' League Fashion Show; G.A A JOHN MICHAEL GASTON Biolc-gy Club; R.O.T.C. Officer; Boys' League; Science Protects Class. BARBARA ANN GEBO G.A.A.; Music Club; Mannequins; Pep Club; Girls' League. JO MARIE GENNUSO Transfer from Glendale High School. Glendale. California: Man- .n-gums G.A.A.; Junior and Sonic: Prom Committees: Music Club; Pep Club. RONALD CURTIS GEORGE Scroll Start. Advertising Editor; Purpl - P: ss Staff. Photography Editor.- Junior Statesmen: Latin Club; Future Teachers Club; Library Assistant; Pep Club; Boys' League. BARBARA ANN GERRICK Sch larship Society.- G.A.A.: Usherettes; P: m Committee.- Beat Glendale Day Committee: Mannequins. LOUISE JANE GEYER Transfer from Glendale High School. Glendale. Ctrl; forma; Legislator; Prom Committee G.A.A ; Manne quins: Junior Senior Girls' Glee; Talent Show; Ski Clue GARY GENE GIACHINO Swim Team; Bee Water Polo. Captain; Boys' H Club. Pep Club; Boys' League. JAMES ALAN GIANNI Track Team: Cross Country; Hi-Y: Drama Club, JOAN MARIE GIARDINA Transfer from Bellamme Jefferson High School, Burbank California; Art Department Secretary: Girls' League. WILLIAM ELLIOTT GIBSON Key Club; Bee and Varsity Water Polo; Bee and Var sity Swim Team; Pep Club. Biology Club: Ski Club; League and AH C.I.F. Medal Winner Fourth Medley Relay; Junior Prom Committee. PATRICIA ANN GIERTZ Scholarship Society, Life Member; Girls' H Club; G.A.A.. Bowling Club Manager: Usherettes; Dance Club; Mannequins; Girls' League. Welfare Committee; Slack Day Skit Committee. LYNNE ANN GILBERT Cabinet, Director ot Finance; Girls' League. Sophomore Representative; Sophomore Dance. Walls Committee, Prom Committee; Draft Dance Head o! Walls Com- mittee; Music Club; Mannequins MEL GILBERT Transfer from Burbank High School. Burbank. Califor- nia; Boys' League. MARY JANE GILL Junior-Senior Girls' Glee; Music Club: Dance Club. Library Assistant. ROBERT MOSELEY GINDRA Scholarship Society; Glendale Youth Co-ordinating Council. President. Varsity Tennis. Boys' H Club; Scroll Staff. Soph emote and Jum- : Editor; Junior States- men; Orchestra Sophomore Dance Committee. JOHN LOUIS GIRTON Music Club; Bowling Club. Pep Club; Band; Twisters. JOHN SHELDON GLOVER Key Clui ; Concert Choir; Debate Club; Music Club; Commerce Clui:; Beat Glendale Day Float Committee. SANDRA ANN GOODE Homecoming Queer., Student Body Yell Leader; Beat Glendale Day Yell Leader Slack Day Yell Loader Drill Team: Legislator; Prom Committee; Sk.; Club. NANCY SUE GRAVES J.A.A.. Home Economics Secretary: Legislator; Sophomore Jun- ior-Senior Glee; Mannequin:; Music Club Junior Statesman. Pep Club. GARY R. GREAVES Legislator; Print Shop Staff: Civitans; Commerce- Club; Pep Club; Bovs' League. CHARLES C. GREEN Boys' League; Concert Choir; Spring Musical. ROY HAROLD GREENAWALT B.O.T.C Officer. M. P. Unu. Band; Library Assistant; R wling Club. Science Club. Boys' League. ROBERTA. GREENEWALD Boys' League. SUSAN LEE GREENHALGH Girls' League. Vice Pi «sident; Girls' Sr vice Club. Vice- President; Drill Team; Scholarship- Society: Girls' H Club. Prom Committee; Pep Commute -; G A A.. Seng- loader. BARBARA GREGG Scholarship Society. Life Meml ei; R.O.T.C.. Honorary Captain. A.S.B. Play Student Direct- Speech Com mittees; Speech Tournaments. Sem- : Hon : Seminar; A.F.S., Secretary. Publicity Chairman; Girls' Service Club. Publicity Chairman. GLORIA GROSS Girls' League, Social Chairman Welfare C mmittee: Purple Press Staff. Jum : Prom. Chairman of Band- stand Committee: Junior Class Skit; G.A.A., Music Club; Mannequins. 49 JAMES ALAN GROTH Scroll Stall. Sports Editor; A S.B. Pray; Beat Glendale Day Skit Speaker; Sophomore Council; Thespians. Treasurer; Bowling Club; Purple Press Staff; Sophomore Dance Committee. Chair- man, LINDA DIANNE GRUND G.A.A.; Attendance Office Assistant; Girls' League; Pop Club. SAMUEL A. GUAGLIANO Transfer :n Glendale High School. Glondaie. California; Boys' League. GARY DWIGHT GUM Varsity. Bee Football: Varsity Baseball; Legislator. MICHEL A. HAINES Student Body Yell Loader; 3ee. Cee Track; Cross Country; Band. President; Twisters; Dance Band; A.S.B. Play; Spring Musical; Sophomore Dance Committee. Chairman. SALLY LEE HALE Student Body Sum:.cader; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Soph- omore, funic:. Senior Class Councils; A.S.B. Plays; Sophomore Dance Committee. Co-Chairman; Concert Choir; Dr:!'. Team Ski Club. STEVE W. HALL Transfer from Azusa High Schc . Azusa. California: Gymnastics Club; Boys' League. SUSAN MARIE HALL G.A.A.; Mannequins; Music Club; Concert Girls' Glee. Pep Club; Dance Club; Girls’ League; Legislate:. TED E. HALLISEY Varsity. Be- Football; Bee Track: Boys' League: Var- sity Track. MARTIN CHARLES HAMER B- • Football; Music Club; Pep Club; Key Club; Legislator; Dance Committee: Boys' League. JACK RAY HAMILTON Boys' League. LINDA LEE HAMILTON Scroll Stall Senior hditor: Purple Press Stall. Exchange Editor. Second Page oditor: Legislator; Girls' League Friendship Com roil tee; Mannequins; Music Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. GERALDINE HANCOCK Girls' League. President junior Representative: Junior Council: Gir.s Service Club; G.A.A.: Spanish Club. Vice-President: Drill Team usherettes; Cabinet. CHARLENE HANNA Tiansfor from San Fernand High School. San Fernando. Cali- lornia; Girls League. GLENN ROBERT HANNA Track; Boys League: Bowling Club. DOROTHY ELAINE HANNAM Drill Team; Music Club; Mannequins; Pep Club; Girls' League. ROBERT L. HARMON J.V. Basketball; Music Club; Pep Club; Ski Club. ARLENE KATHRINE HARRIS G.A.A.; Mannequins; Commercial Club; Dance Club; Girls' League; Pep Club; Music Club; Junio: Senior Girls' Glee. ROSS R. HARTMANN Boys' League. THOMAS ANDREW HARVEY Cabinet R.O.T.C. Ropr'-sentative: Scholarship Sociciy; Drill Team. M Science Clui Legislator. NORMA MARY HARWOOD Girls' League Fashion Show. Model, Slack Day Skit; Manne- quins. Social Chairman; Pep Committee 3eat Glendale Aclivi ties 3:ology Ciub; Prom Committees: G.A.A. SALLY LUCILLE HAUGEN Junior Class Council; Student Court, Junior Justice, justice at Large, Legislator; Beat GlendaU- Day Spirit Committee. Co-Chairman; Girls’ H Club; Prom Com- mittee; Pep Committee: Future Teachers Club GEORGINA F. HEAPHY Legislator. Concert Choir: Spring Musical; Concert Girls' Glee: Junior Class Council; Prom Committees; Slack Day Skit. MARTHA JEAN HECK G.A.A . Girls' League. Jr. Red Cross: Pep Club; Music Club. ELIZABETH HECKEL Cabinet. Director oi Assemblies. Sophon. Class Secretary; Student Court. Junior Representative; Girls' Service Club; Legis later: Sophomore. Junior Class Council; Senior Class Songleader: Homecoming Princess. DIANE DOREEN HEDGER G.A.A.; Music Club; Latin Club; Mannoquinc. Girls League Pop Club. HAROLD D. HENRY Scroll Stall. Organizations Editor; Concert Chcir Accompanist; Junior Prom Committee; Music Club; Youth for Christ: Art Club; Ctvitans; Spang Musical. TOM HARVEY HENSLIN Bee. £ee Track; Key Club; Boys' League. DAVID NORMAN HEPBURN Jumcf Class Vice-President; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Key Club. President, Treasurer. Sophomore Representative; Boys' H Club; Senior Class Yell Loader.- Senior Prom Committee. Chair- man; Hi-Y. JON T. HIEBER Bovs' League. DAVID J. HIGGINS Boys' League; Amatou: Radio Club. ROBERT S. HILL Lab Assistant; Boys’ League. JAMES DONALD HINER Concert Choir; Music Club; Spring Musicals; Pep Club: Boys' League. LINDA LOUISE HOADLEY Transfer from Contra! High School. St. Paul, Minnesota; Pep Club; Sophomore. Junior-Senior Girls' Glee; Music Club,- G.A.A.; Gym Assistant. DALE HOFFNER Boys' League. GORDON LESLIE HOLLAND Scholastic Sports Association; C-.vitans. President. Vice- President: Biology Club. Marine Division Chairman; Prcm Committees; Bee Basketball; Varsity Track: Candle-Light Supper Committee. RON HOLZHAUER Stamp Club; Pen Pal Club: Boys' League. RAY HOMA Cce Track; 3ee Track; Boys' League. MEL HOMAN Boys' League. ROBERT ALAN HOOF Ceo Track: Music Club; R.O.T.C.; Boys' League. CHARLES B. HOOKER Key Club. Sergeant a: Arms. Convention Committee Chairman; Hi-Y; Bee Basketball; Track: Boys' League. STEVE HORVATH Transfer from George G. Schafer High School. South- gate. Michigan: Scroll Staff Photographer: Photo rraphy Club. President: Purple Press; Civitans. DALE T. HOSTETTER Key Club; Skin Diving Club; R.O.T.C.; Boys' League. F. NOLDEN HOWARD Scroll Staff Photographer; P.T.A. Assistant; Photog- raphy Club; R.O.T.C. Staff Sergeant. J. S. HOWSE Debate Club; Science Club; Civitans: Varsity Track Manager; J.V. Tennis. MICHAEL E. HOY Varsity. Bee Swim Team: Boys' League. MARGARET LYNN HUGHES G.A.A.. Yell Leader. Swim Club Manage:. Prom Com- mittee; Slide Rule Club; Concert Girls' Glee; Concert Choir; Spring Musical. CINDY LEE HULSEBUS Concert Girls' Glee. Concert Choir. Pep Club; Music Club; Girls’ League. RINDY LEE HULSEBUS Music Club; Girls' League. WILLIAM RALPH HUNT II Transler t:om Pasadena High School. Pasadena. Cali forma, Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball; Concert Choir; Boys' League; Pep Club. SUSAN CLAIRE HUNTER L- in-, iti :: G A.A.. Music Club; Mannequins; Sopho mere Dance C mmittee. Senior Picm Committee. DON R. HUNTLEY Stage Crew. Boys' League. Novice Bowling Club. Pep Club. KATRINA LOUISE HYDLE Scholarship Society Scroll Stall Administrat:: n Edit :. Concert Choir; Junior Red Cross: Junior Statesmen: Biology Club; Girls' League. Welfare Committee. A.F.S NANCY HELEN IRISH G.A.A.; Girls' H Club. Vice-President: Concert Choi:; Concer Girls' Glee; Sophomore Girls Glee: Beck Club; Scholarship So- ciety. Youth lor Christ. BRENT W. JACKSON Boys' League. PATRICIA MAUREEN JADWIN Girls' Service Club. Vice President. Drill Team; Prom and Dance Committees; G A A Pep Committee; Girls' League. Philanthropic and Social Committees; Slack Day Skit; Future Teach� is Clul EDWIN GREGORY JAGOW Hi Y. Vice-President; Varsity Water Polo; Bee Swim Team; Junior Prom Committees; Debate Club; Key Club; Commerce Club; Biology Club. ARLENE KAREN JAKEL Dull Team; Porlorming Dance Clul . President; Manne quins; Junior Statesmen; Godwins Sowing Contest. First Placr-: Senior From Wall ' mmittee; G.A.A LINDA H. JAMES Service Club; G.A.A.; Purple Press Stalf Exchange Editor; Girls' H Ciub; Usherettes; Junior Statesmen; Girls' League. Friendship Committee. FRANK L. JAMESON Civitans, President; Debate Club': Ski Club: Biology Club: Boys' League. BARBARA ANN JOHNSON Scholarship Society. Life Member; Girls' League. Friendship Committee; Girls' Service Club; Girls H Club; G.A.A.; Junior Statesmen; Latin Club: Usherettes. JON RONALD HAROLD JOHNSON Swim Team: Water Pole; Boys' K Club; Ski Club; Legislator; Radio Club; Boys' League. LINDA KAY JOHNSON Scholarship Society. Scroll Staff. Captions Editor: Girls' H Club, Publicity Manager: Legislator: Girls' Service Club; Future Teach- ers; A.F.S.: Usherettes. CAROL JONES Girls' League. DICK JONES Boys' League; Pep Club. GARY LESLIE JONES J.V. Football: Legislator: 3oys' League: Pep Club; Bowling Club. JULIE M. JONES Honorary R.O.T.C. Officer; Scholarship Society; Jun- ior Prom Committee; G.A.A , Future Teachers; Usher- ettes: Beat Glendale Day Committee; Ski Club KATHLEEN JONES Student Body Hoad Seng leader: Girls' League Sccial Committee. Chairman. G.A.A : Drill Team. Legislature Secretary: P: rn and Dane - Committees. Junior Prom Princess: Slack Day S ngloader; Music Club MONTE E. JONES Boys' League. PHILIP EDWARD JONES Track: Varsity Bee Football: Concert Choir; Pep Club: Music Club. LOREN M. JONKEY Ley Club Secretary: Civrtans Treasurer: Varsity Swim Team Senior Prom Decorating Committee; Boys League. CONNIE SOLGERD JORGENSEN Cannot. Exchange Student: A.F.S. Girls H Club: G.A.A, Girls' League; Photography Club. BETTY JEAN KECK Gym Secretary: G.A.A Girls' League BOB EDWARD KEELER Varsity Bas?bail: Key Club. Hi Y: Purple Press Staft. SUSAN CAROL KEENAN Cabinet Duecto: of Finance, Director of Assemblies. Director of Speech Activities; Girls State Representative; Sophomore and lum. : Council. Drama Club President; Thespians. Secretary. Pep Committee. GRETCHEN E. KEISLAR Scholarship Sccio'.y: Home Arts Club: G.A.A.; Junior and Sonic: Prom Committees; Girls' League. Friendship Committer; Pop Club. RICHARD LEE KELLEY Legislator: J.V. Football; Civitans; Pep Club; Music Club. BERNARDINE BRIGET KELLY G A.A.; Mannequins; Girls’ Glee,- Pep Club; Girls' League. KATHLEEN THERESA KELLY Scholarship Society; Legislator.- All Comers Swim Meet. Girls ’.Vinner. 1959-60; Pe; Committee; Slack Day Skit Senior Prcm Committee; G.A.A.: Future Teachers Club. JUDY MARLENE KELWIN Girls' Rule Team, Captain; Music Club; Girls' League: Manne quins; Concert Choir: Spring Musicals; Pop Club. DOUGLAS HENRY KEMPS Student Court Senior Representative; Junior and Senior Class Councils; Junior Statesmen, Treasurer. Vice-President. President; A.F.S.. President; Junior and Sonic: Prc m Chairman; E-ear Glen- dale Day. Float Chairman: Foothill League Forum Spring Con lerence. Representative; Junior C.ass Barbecue Chairman. SANDRA JOAN ANN KING Transfer irom Roseville High School. Rc-neville Michigan; Girls' Glee; Junior Barbecue Committee; Sp oh. Debates. CHARLIE KITTLESON Senior Class Vice-President. Pep Commit-'-- Class Councils: Junior Statesmen. President. V:ce-P:esider.-; L--gislat Music Club. RONALD LEE KNIGHT Scholarship Society: Key Club; Science Ciui Music Club; Boys' League. JACK R. KNISELEY Varsity Football; J.V. Baseball; Purple Press Staf: Assistant Sports Editor; Vesper Committee Chairman; Legislature, Chap- lain; Key Club Chaplain. Senior Representative. Boys' H Clul. Junior Prom Committee. KAREN ANN KOCIEMBA Legislator; G.A.A . Music Club; Future Teachers Club; Pep Club; Mannequins. HARRY C. KOHLI Amateur Radio Club: Boys' League.- Pep Club, Music Club. OLGA JOHANNA MARIA KOPPEN Cabinet Exchange Student; Girls' H. Club; A.F.S.. Drab Dance Decorating Committee: Legislator; Biology C!u::; Sk; Club. CHARLOTTE LOUISE KRAUSE Purple Press Stall. Feature Editor. G.A.A.; Girls' League. THERESA C. KRIEGER Junior and Senior Prcm Committee Hoad. Slack Day Skits. Legislator.- Music C.ub Mannequins. Biology C.u: Gins League. Friendship Committee. SHERRI LABBY Girls League. JULIE ANN LaGRANGE junior Class Treasure: Sfc; Jlu: Vice-President Bi- ology Ciui . Vice President; G.A.A.. Songleader; Heme coming Pnsic-’ micg and Senior Class Songleader; Drill Team: inn: : and S r Class Council. KAREN D. LAIDLAW ••’•A.A.: Music Clui : !um. : Glc- Music Score- ta:y Legisiat Slack Day Skit. lamer Prom Com- mittee. DOROTHY L. LAMBERT Sophomore ;unicr-Semor Glee; Girls League: Secretary tor Miss Grey: G.A.A.. Music Club; Pep Club. RICHARD WAYNE LAMPARTER Prom Committe.-. Boo Football: Key Club: Boys League LANCE LAMONT LANDON Saence Club; Art _'lub: Boys League. DENNY LESTER LANGENBERGER Boys H Club; Music Club; Bee Football: Bee Track Legislator Assembly Committee: Pep Ciui BARBARA A. LANNAN Music Club Mannequin:;; Pop Club; EXar.ce Club: Girls League. BRYCE MERRILL LARKIN Twisters: Music Club; 3and: Pep Club Boys' Lea«u JAMES P. LAUGHLIN Boys League: Pep Club- Ski Club: Photography Clut. Track Team. MARCIA LAUGHLIN Drill Team Leader: Girls' League. Philanthropic Chair mar.: G A A. Board. Drill Team’Representative; Girls' Service C.u: P: m Committees: Pep Committee: Girls' League Committees: Girls' H Club. MARNEY M. LEACH Cabinet. Director of Speech Activities: Best Supporting Council; Legislator: Thespians; Ski Club Treasurer. Concert Choir. MARION ELIZABETH LEARNED Girls' H Club. Secretary. Treasurer; G.A.A.; Jr. Red Cross; Girls' League. Welfare Committee; Heme Arts Club. BEATRICE LeCOUNT A.F.S.. Exchange Student; Senior Honors Seminar; N.M.S.C. Finalist; Legislator. Scholarship Society. Sea! bearer; Junior Skit; Senior Prom Committee; G.A.A ALAN DAVID LEHMAN Boys' H Club; Key Club. Senior Representative. Treas urer; Varsity. Boo Football; Varsity. j.V. Baseball; Junior Prom Committee; Ski Club; Pep Club; Boys League. GLENN A. LEHMAN Amateur Radio Club; Boys' League; Science Club: Pep Club; R.O.T.C. JUDITH EVELYN LEHMAN Junior and Senior Class Council; Girls' H Club. Vice- President; Purple Press Stall. Third Page Editor; Soph more. Junior and Senior Songleader; Prom Commit- tees; Ski Club: Drill Team, STEVEN BERT LEICHTER Phot, rraphv Club President; Inter-Club Council; So- • -nc«- Club-; Brisk, tr.Manager: Audi- Visual Assist- ant: Biology Club: Boys' League. DORIS MAE LEONETTI Sophomore Class Council Girls League. G.A.A Mannequins: Music Club: Art Club lunrr.r Prom Throne C-.mmitt-e: Slack Day Skit. BARBARA L. LERNER Biology Club; Gals' League. Music Club; Pep Club. Art Ciub: JOHN LEVRETT Bee Football: Varsity Baseball; Boys' League. SUSAN FAYE LEWIS Junior Class Secretary; Seni : Class Council; Senior R.-pr- .. -ntativer Junior an i Sent r Prom Committees; Legislator: G.A.A. JOSEPH O. LICITRA Be. Varsity Football; B -.- Swim Team. Track; Bowling. Trophy to: High Game. Purple Press Staff rn Print Ski op; Boys' H Club RICHARD EARL LIFSEY L' jislator; Band; Concert Choir; R.O.T.C., First Ser- geant; Civitans; Key Club-; Spring Musicals; Boys' League. TIMOTHY JOHN LINDEMAN Commerce Club. Music Club. Boys' League; Pep Club; Boys' Day Committee. PATRICIA IONE LINGFORD G.A.A.; Pen Pal Club; Mannequins; Girls' League. LINDA LINKER Pej Club. Secretary; Legislator; Sophomore Class Council; G.A A ; Dance and Prom Committees; Sopho more Skit; Concert Chon: Art Club. Bullock's Art Award BOB E. LOFMAN Stage Crew; Dance Club; Hi-Y: Boys' League. GARY EDWIN LOFVENDAHL Boys' League; Pep Club; Dance Club; Biology Club; Hi-Y. President; Print Shop Stall: Purple Press Stall. CAROLYN ANN LONG Girls' H Club; G.A.A.; Junior Statesmen; French Club: Girls' League. MIRIAM JOYCE LORCH Cabinet. Director ol Publicity; Girls' League. Secretary. Friend- ship Committee: G.A.A.. Yell Loader: Girls' H Club: Legislator: Concert Choir; Senior Legislature; Junior Class Council. JUDY ELAINE LOWRY Girls League; Concert Choir; Concert Girls' Glee; Sophomore Girls’ Glee. MARY ELLEN LOY Senior Class Council; Scholarship Society. G.A.A.; Biology Club Prom Committees; Pep Club: Girls' League. JAMES MacALLISTON LUMSDEN Spanish Club. Hi-Y. Pop Corn Machine Operator; Beys League. ROBERT BRUCE MacVICAR Boys' League. Secretary-Treasurer. Sch -iarship Society.- Legislator. Varsity Football; Boys' H Club: Key Club Junior Prom. Refreshment Room Committee. JOHN PATRICK McCARTHY III Cabinet Student Body President; Beys' League, Sec retary-Treasuror: Senior Honors Seminar; Scholarship Society; Varsity. Bee Basketball; Baseball: Junior Speaker Beat Glendale Day: Graduation Committee Chairman DAVID E. McCARTY Bee Football: Bee Track: Scholarship Society: Pop Club: Science Club; Boys’ League. ELISSA LEE McCHESNEY Scholarship S ciety. G.A.A. Songleader. Drill Team Junior and Senior Prom C mmittees; Slack Day Skit. Concert Girls' Glee Concert Choir; Usherettes. MARILYN SUE McCLELLAND Transfer tram Nowp. it Harbor High School. Newport California: Girls' League. W- ltan- Social Committees; Junior Statesmen; Future Teachers Club Slack Day Skit. G.A.A PAUL WARREN McCLENAN Bowling Club. Baseball: Stage Production: Science Club: Boys League. DORETTA MOONEY McCOLLUM Girls' League: Dance Club; Legislator. DIANE CATHLEEN McCOY Concert Choir; Concert Girls' Glee.- Music Club: Jr. Red Cross: Pep Club: Spring Musicals: Girls' League ROBERT RICHARD McDONALD Boys H Club; Varsity Baseball; Bee Basketball; Music Club; Legislator; Junior Prom Committee; Beat Glendale Day Com- mittee. KATHLEEN A. McFARLANE Legislator; Girls' League.- G.A.A.. Gym Secretary; Music Club. MARCIA LYNN McFERREN Girls’ League Beard. Social Chairman; A.S.B. Play; Legislator. G.A.A.; Thespians; French Club; Concert Choir; Drill Team. MICHAEL KATHLEEN McGEE Music Club; Art Club; Bowling Club; Girls’ League. JOHN McHUGH Boys' League. SANDRA LEE McKINDER Band. L.: rattan: Jur.u : Statesmen; Girls’ League susan kay McLaughlin Future Teachers Club. Treasurer; Pep Committee; Junior Pr- m mmittoe, Biology Club; G.A.A.; Journalism: Girls’ League, Friendship Committee. SUE ANN McQUOWN Art Club: Home Arts Club; Mannequins; G.A.A ; Sophomore Girls’ Glee; Girls’ League: Pep Club. ALEXANDER JOHN MAGORY. JR. Boys’ League. PATRICIA JARENE MAIN Cabinet. Director of Girls' Athletics; G.A.A President. Vice- President Tennis Manager; Scholarship Society. Girls’ League- Board. G.A.A. Representative. Dance and Prom Committees. Sophomore and Junior Editor on Scroll. J. SAM MANCUSO Transfer from Hutchmson Technical High School. 8uf!alo, New York Legislator: Gymnastics Club; Prom. Lighting Committee OLIVIA ELAINE MARIN G.A.A ; La’in Club; Future Teachers Club; Dance Club; French Club; Beat Glendale Day Spirit Committee; Junior Prom. Stair- way Committee; Pep Club. DONALD JOE MARTINELLI Science Club: Future Teachers Club; Pep Club; Bowling Club; Legislator: Boys’ League. JoANN MATARAZZO Office Secretary: Mannequins; Pen Pal Club; Girls' League. MARY OLIVE MATNEY Student 3c dy Ye:’. Leader.• Girls’ League Welfare Com- mittee Chairman; G.A.A.. Publicity Manager; Thes- pians: Legislator; Purple Press Stab Cartoon Editor; Girls’ H Club: Pep Committee PAUL ROSS MATTISON Bee Track; Music Club: Photography Club. Stage Crew.- Bovs' League. THOMAS MEADE Eoo. Varsity Basketball; Class Council. Boys’ H Club: Bowling Club; Prom Committee. BARBARA ANNE MEANS Youth to: Christ Girls Service Club Library Assist ant; Pen Pal Club: Future Teachers Club. KEITH S. MELBY J.V. Football; Boys' H Club: Boys’ League; Photog- raphy Club. JOYCE PATRICIA MELLOR Girls’ League. Treasurer: Scholarship Society Vice-President: A F.S Exchange Student Semi-Finalist; R.O.T.C. Honorary Cap tain; Junior Honor Guard at 1959 Graduation: Girls’ Service Club• G.A.A. Speech Activities. BARBARA C. MENNECI Transie: from Lafayette High Seh . Buffalo New York: Manne quins: Girls' League BOB A. MEYER Transfer from Glendale High School. Glendale California: Legis- lator; Pep Club; Music Club; Boys’ League. STEVEN CHARLES MEYER Water Pole Swimming P: m Committees. Pep Clus Boys' League. VERNA HELEN MILAZZO Transfer from Sr. Gabriel s High Seh c! New Rochelle Now York: Girls' League. MARY LOUISE MILLER Transfer from Van Nuys High School Van Nuys. Cali forma; Counseling Office Assistant. Girls' League. LINDA JOELYN MINICK Junior-Senior Glee.- Mannequins. Home Arts Club. Music Club; G.A.A.. Gym Secretary.- Pej Committee. Youth for Christ President. Vice-President Quiz Team Captain. JOHN MITCHELL Transfer from Northndge Military Academy North ridge. California; Boys' League. SANDRA JEAN MOJONIER Junior Class Council; Mannequins; Music Club; R.O.T.C. Secretary: Legislator; G.A.A. JO ANN N. MOLEN Transfer hom Glendale Home School. Glendale. Cali- fornia; Civinettes; Girls' League. HAROLD EMERSON MOODY Bee Football; Bee Water Polo. Captain; Varsity Water Polo; Boo. Varsity Swim Team; Junior Pi- m Committee; Beat Glendale Committee; Commerce Club; Pep Club; Hi-Y Club. BETTIE ANNE MOORE G.A.A.. Girls' H Club; Junior Statesmen: Future Teach- ers Club; Biology Club; Commercial Club; Pep Club. PATT GORDON MOORE Varsity Tennis. Captain.- Honors Seminar.- Boys’ H Club; Key Club; Civitans. Chaplain. Most Improved Tennis Player—1959. SANDRA JANE MULLEN G.A.A.: Thespians. Parliamentarian; Key Club. Mascot; Drill Team.- Legislator; Senior. Junior Prom Committee. Chairman; Junior Slack Day Sonuleader: Pep Corn mittee. BARBARA JAYNE MUNSON Cac :r: ; Student Body Secretary. Director ol Student Activities; Homecoming Princess; Legislator; Drill Team; Draft Dance and Prom Committee. Chairman Concert Choir. GERALD BLAINE MURRAY Cabinet Boys' League President Director of Boys' Athletics; Varsity Bee Football; Varsity Track; Boys' H Club, Treasurer; Draft Dance Committee- 1959 Foothill League Champion, 880 Run. DOLORES A. NAVARRO Girls' Glee Club; Office Assistant; G.A.A.. Girls' League. PATRICK HUGH NEFF Transfer from Thomas Jefferson Senior High Schc-o. Cedar Rapids. Iowa; Boys' League. BILL C. NELSON Pep Clu: . Amateur Radio Clui; Science Club; Boys League. CHARLES NELSON Varsity Basketball; Bee Basketball. Captain; Cee Track; legislator; Boys' H Club: Music Club; Stage Crew. JUDITH MAY NELSON Giris' League. Secretary. G.A.A.. Yell Leader; Playday Manager; Girls' H Club; Sophomore Class Council; Pep Committee. Prom Committee; Music Club; Junior Statesmen SALLY MAUREEN NETHERY Transler from Glendale Union Academy. Glendale. California: A S B. Play; Foothill Drama Festival. First Place; G.A.A.; French Club. President; Biology Club; Ski Club; Thespians; Prom Committees. MARIAN DOROTHY NEWCOMB Performing Dance Club. Publicity Chairman, Vice-Presi- dent, Scroll Staff. Senior Editor; Spring Musical G.A.A.; Music Club; Mannequins; Junior Statesmen; Prom Committee. KATHLEEN ANNE NEWTON Girls' League. Publicity Chairman; Girls' H Club G.A.A. Yell Leader; Purple Press Staff; Music Club; Pep Committee; Prom Committees; Beat Glendale Day Committee. NANCY LOUISE NEWTON Girls' League. Friendship Committee Chairman; Scholarship So- ciely: Purple Press Staff. Second Page Editor; Concert Choir: G.A.A.; Music Club; Pep Committee; A.S.B. Play. CAROLYN LEE NICHOLS G.A.A.; Music Club: Home Arts Club; Pop Club; Girls’ League. RONALD N. NICHOLS Beys' League. Vice-President; Scholarship Society; J.V.. Varsity Football; Bee, J.V. Basketball: Tim Swift Memorial Sate Driving Award; Purple Press Staff. GEORGE HAROLD NICHOLSON R.O.T.C.; Slide Rule Club; Stage Crew; Boys' League. KEN S. C. NICOL Transfer from Greenock High School. Greenock. Scotland; Boys' League. RON NOBLE J.V., Varsity Tennis; Bee Football: Boys' League; Boys' H Club Latin Club; Biology Club. Secretary; Hi-Y. DORIS EVA NOLETTE Transfer from Thornton Academy Saco. Maine; Gfris' League. CAROLYN LOUISE NORMANDIN Transfer from Montebello Senior High School. Monte- bello. California: Mannequins: Junior and Senior Prom Committees; Music Club. Girls' League. THOMAS J. NULTY Bee Football: Pep Club; Bowimg Club. Prondent: Legis- lator: Beat Gler.daie Day Committee; Boys' League. ROBIN KATHLINE O'CONNEL Transfer from Burroughs Hirsh School. Ridgecrest. California G.A.A. KENNETH J. O'CONNOR Transfer from St. Francis High School Flintndge, California: Bee Track; Purple Press Staff. Sports Editor; Art Club. Vice-President. Key Club: Stamp Club: Boys’ League; Scroll Cover Committee. DENNIS OGIER Boys' League. GLENN RUSSELL OLBERT Key Club: Biology Club: Boys' League: Legislator: Varsity Golf: Pop Club. EDWARD FISHER O’LESKE Cabinet. Senior Class President, Junior Class President; Bee Water Polo Captain; Boys' H Club: Scholarship Society: Boys’ State Representative; Legislator; Draft Dance Committee Chair man; Class Councils. DELBERT WAYNE OLMSTED Beys' League. JOAN MARIE OLSON Pop Club; Mannequins. LEE O'NEIL Boys- League. RAYMOND ROBERT OROZCO Legislator; Music Club; Bee Football; Boys League; Pep Club ARLENE DIANE OSTENDORF Dull Team: Prom Committees: Music Club; Girls- H Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls- League; Mannequins LEE A. OWENS R.O.T.C.. Drill Team Commander. M.P. Co-Commander, Platoon Leader; Amateur Radio Club. Pep Club; Boys- League. SHARON LEE OWENS Business Department Secretary; G.A.A..-Music Club; Mannequins; Prom Committee; Girls League: Pep Club. SALLIE ANN OWREY Legislator; Sophomore Class Council: Girls- H Club; G.A.A . Drib Team. Pep Club; Pen Pal Club; Future T'-achers Club. SANDRA JEAN OWREY Dnil Team; G.A.A,; Girls- H Club; Pep Club; Guls- League. JUDY LYNN PALMATARY Legislator Home Arts Club; Gym Secretary; Girls League Entertainment Committee: Pep Club. ANGELA ANN PARIZEK Scholarship Society. Life Member. P irple Press Staff.- Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award; Girls Service Club. Latin Club; Junior Statesmen. Junior Honor Guard. Graduation 1959; Sophomore Dance Committee SUSAN BESS PARKINS Cabinet. Directo: i Speech Activities; Thespians; Student Di- rector of A.S.B. Play; Speech Tournament. Second and Third Piaco: Speech Committee; Christmas Musical. Biology Club MARGARET LEE PARKS Social Science Honors Seminar; Legislator; Scholarship Society. Co Secretary. Sophomore Class Council, Girls- Service Club; Scroll Staff. Sophomore and J im-.: Editor. A PS., Junior States men. DONLEY R. PARMENTIER Radio Club Vice-President; Photo Club; Pop Club; Boys' League RONALD J. PARRY Scholarship Society: National Merit Test. Letter of Commenda •ion. Chemistry Lai Assistant; Slid- Rule Club. Latin Clul BERTIE LEE PATTERSON Transfer from Glendale High School. Glendale, California; Boys League. ROSS ELBERT PAVER Key Club President,• Stamp Club; Bowling Club; Jun ior Prom Committee; Beat Glendale Day Activities; Inter-Club Council. RICKEY PAYTON Bowling Club; R.O.T.C.; Boys' League. JEANNE ANN PEARSON G.A.A Mannequins; Pep Club; Music Club: Latin Club; Prom Committee; Girls' League. CAROLYN FAYE PEDERSON Art Club; Sophomore, lunter Senior Girls' G! h ; Girls' League. JOAN E. PEIRCE Girls' League; Mannequins. G.A.A . Art Club. NANCY K. PENN Home Arts Club. Program Chairman; Music Club; Beat Glendale Day Yell Leader; Prom Committees. G.A.A ; Ski Club; Pep Committees. SANDRA LEE PENNINGTON Transier Irom Holy Family High School. Glendale. California. Girls' League; Industrial Arts Department Secretary: Junior Senior Glee. DOUGLAS KENT PERCEFULL Legislator; Bee Football: Junior Prom Committee; Junior Class Council; Hi Y; Pep Club. DIXIE LEE PERRI Purple Press Staff. Photography Editc:. Junior and Senior Prom Committees; Library Assistant; Girls' Leaaue; Latin Club; G.A.A KENNETH JOHN PETERSEN J.V.. Varsity Baseball; Key Club: Music Club; Pep Club; Boys' League. CHERYL A. PETERSON G.A.A.: Senior Prom Committee. Latin Club; Hom Aits Club. Treasurer. Music Club; Girls’ League. LAWRENCE ARTHUR PETERSON Boys' League; Dance Club. RICHARD I. PETTIT Band; Boys' League. DONALD PILCHER National Scholastic Art Competition. Gold Key Awards; Concert Choir: Spring Jvlusicals; J.V. Baseball; First, Third Places m Tuesday Alternoon Club Art Awards; Art Club. PETER J. PIRO J.V.. Varsity Baseba- MICHAEL THOMAS PITKIN Junior Class Council; Conceit Choir; Ait Club, Vice- President; Key Club; Junior Statesmen; Junior Prom Committee, Chairman; Pep Committee; Beat Glendale Day Committee. CINDY ANNE PLATT Transfer from Dundas District High School. Dundas. Ontario. Canada; G.A.A.; Gills' I. ague. CAROL ANN POLLOCK Junior Class Council; G.A.A.; Music Club; Legislator; Senior Prom Committee . Chairman; Slack Day Skit; Spring Musicals; Concert Ch u. ARDEN REINE POWELL Purple Press Stall, Photography Editor; Legislator; Slack Day Model; Junior Class Skit; Beat Glendale Day. Assembly Committee; Prom Committees; Pep Club; Mannequins, NICKOS G. PRAPOPOULOS Cabinet. Exchange Student; Boys' H Club; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Key Clui; Legislator; Dialt Dance. Decorating Committee. JACK PROFIT Photography Club; Boys' League. BARBARA JEAN RANDOLPH Trans:- i from John Marshall High Sch 1. Los Angeles. California; G.A.A., Girls' League. ALICE ANNE RATHBUN Latin Club; G.A.A.. School Assistant; Counseling Of- fice Secretary. Girls’ League. MICHAEL LYLE RATHBUN Pei Club; Science Club; Boys' League; Key Club; Swim Team. ROBERT E. RAU R.O.T.C. Commander Cadet Colonel, R.O.T.C. M.P. Unit; Scionce Club; R.O.T.C. Cadet Awards; Boys' League. MARY CYNTHIA REA Drill Team; Legislator: Music Club; Sk: Club; Pep Club; Girls' League. DON ROBERT READ Transfer from Highland Park High School, Dallas Texas; Varsity Football. Co-Captain; Varsity Track; Scholarship Society; Boys' H Club; Babe Herman Award; Exchange Club Youth cl the Month Award; Glendale Q-B. Club. Best Player Awaid. MICHAEL G. READ J.V. Football; Photography Club; Boys' League. BARBARA LEA REED G.A.A.: Mannequins; Biology Club; Prom Committee; Pep Com- mittee; Music Club. BRENT EVERETT REED Legislator; Audio-Visual Department; Swim Team.- Water Polo. RUTH CHERYL REED Legislator; Music Club; Pop Committee; G.A.A.. Girls League DONALD L. REID Transfer trom Reno High School. Reno. Nevada. 3ee Basketbcb: Music Club; Boys' League. DONNA D. REINECKE Slack Day Song Leader; Beat Glendale Day Song Leader: Dril Team.- Ski Club. Secretary; Prom Committees; Legislator; G.A.A.. Pep Committee. STEPHEN THOMAS REIP Legislator; Varsity Basketball, Captain; Boys' H Club; Music Club; Bowling Club, Secretary; Sophomore Donee Committee. HAROLD NELSON REYNOLDS Boys' H Club; Varsity Track. Varsity Go!! Captain: Boys' League; Pop Club: K -y Club. ROBERT N. REYNOLDS Band, Equipment Manager; French Club. NATALIE ANN RICE Scholarship Society; Music Club: Biology Clu: Latin Club. Li- brary Assistant; Prom Committee; Beat Glendale Day Spirit Committee. LYNN L. RICKS G.A.A.; Mannequins; Latin Club; Pep Club; Girls’ League. ALLAN W. ROHRER Boys' League: Bowling Club; Pep Club: Photography Club. WILLIAM ERVIN ROSS Band; Twisters; Dance Band; Boys' League. THOMAS LEE ROTHHAAR Scholarship Society; Tennis; Junior Civitans; Key Club- Hi Y C.S.F.; Band. JOAN MARIA ROY Dull Team; G.A.A.; Music Club: Dance Club; Concert Glee: lumcr Senior Girls' Glee: Sophomore Girls' Glee. Girls' League. KJELL ERIK RUDESTAM Memorial Day Speech Winner: C.S.F., Life Member. Treasurer, n.r .S. ireasurer; Junior Statesmen, Vice-President, Treasurer; Friendship Club; Band: Twisters: Bee Basketball. DENISE BELLE RYAN Drum Majorette; Giris’ League Welfare Committee: Future Teach ers; Pep Club,- G.A.A.: Math Secretary. PATRICIA E. RYAN Legislator: Cabinet, Senior Representative; Junior Statesmen. Treasurer: French Club; Scholarship Society: Girls' H Club; G.A.A.; Caps and Gowns Committee. STEVEN DOUGLAS SABINS Boys' H Club: Varsity. Bee Basketball; Music Club. SUSAN IRENE SALISBURY Scholarship Society: Drill Team; Girls' Sorvice Club. Beat Glen- dale Senior Lapel Card Committee. Chairman: G.A.A.; Prom Committees: Slack Day Skit Committee. Biology Club. VIRGINIA ANN SANDERS Cabinet. Justice at Large; Legislator; Junior Prom Committee: Junior-Senior Giris' Glee. Mannequin;: Music Clur JAMES SANTOR Boys' League. FLO D. SAUNDERS Sophomore Justice Student Court: Dull Team: Student Body Yeii Leader: Junior Prom Court. Princess; Scroll S1:!!. H-m coming Court. Princess. Senior Class Yell Leader: Mannequins Secretary. ALBERT J. SAVARESE 1.- gislat Varsity Swim Team. J.V. Football. CHRISTOPHER BERKEY SCHAMEL Thespians; A.S.B. Plays; Drama Festivals: Bowling Club; Biology Club Spring Musical; Pep Ciui R.O.T.C. Officer LOUISE SCHAMEL Junior Prom Committee; Legislator; Biology Club, Talent Show Skits: Beat Glendale Day Commit:� • G.A.A Mannequins; Girls' League. CAROL JANICE SCHELL Transfer from San Leandro High School. San Leandro. California; G.A.A Girls' League STEPHEN W. SCHIMMER A.S.B. Play; Scholarship Society. 19S7 Memorial Day Speech. Second Piac?: Boys' League. JAMES T. SCHMIDA Boys' League. ROGER A. SCHMITT Scholarship Society: R.O.T.C.. Drill Team Commander. Deputy Unit Commander. Cadet Medal Winner, Slide Rule Club. MARVIN A. SCOTT III Prom Committee; Boys' Day Committee; Amateur Radio Club. Science C!ub. Rocket Division; Legislator; Pep Clu!:; Stamp Club; Boys' League. NOELA YVONNE SCOTT Girls' H Club, President, Publicity Manager: Legislator; G.A.A. Board: Pen Pal Club. Vice-President; Ski Club; French Club; Usherettes; Synchronized Swim Junior Senior Champion. PENNY SETTERBERG Girls' Service Club; G.A.A.: Delegate National Y-Tcon Conference. New York Washington. D. C.; Usherettes; Dance Committees: Junior Skit; Girls’ League; Home Arts Club. JEFF N. SHANKLIN Bee Football; Bee Basketball: Varsity Baseball; Junior Prom Committee; Legislator: Science Club: Boys' League. ROBERT EARL SHAW Key Club; Senior Skit Beat Glendale Day; Bee. Cee Track: Slide Rule Club; Science Club. Pep Club; Boys’ League; Band Letterman. LINDA LORRAINE SHEPHERD Justice at Large; Junior Council; G.A.A.; Mannequins. Legislator: Senior Prom Committee; Girls' League; Pep Club. JOHN FREDERICK SHIER Boys' H Club; Key Club; Prom Committees; Pep Club; Bee Foot- ball; Varsity. Bee. Cee Track. Boys’ League: Christmas Play. JOHN SMITH SHOLAND Bee Basketball: Boys' League PAUL G. SHOLAND Bee Basketball; Boys' League. RANDOLPH R. SIEFKIN Boys' League President: Scroll Staff. Sports Editor; Senior Class Council; Key Club: Civitans. President; Debate Club. President; Prom Committee Chairman; Senior Class Beat Glendale Day Speaker. M. BEN SIERRA Campus Club; Photography Club: Biology Club: Boys' League; Pep Club; Ski Club. MIKE SIKIE Varsity. Bee Football; J.V. Baseball; Legislator. MARILYN JENEL SILL Scholarship Society; Junior Prom Committee; French Club; Home Arts Club; Junior Statesmen; G.A.A,; Sophomore Candy Saie Committee. JIM E. SINCRAUGH 3oys' League. NEIL DENNIS SLATE Amateur Radio Club: Science Club; Band Librarian: Scholarship Society: Slip Collector; R.O.T.C. Band; Boys' League. JUDY SLOCUM Drum Majorette; Girls' Glee. G.A.A JERRY DANIEL SMETS Diving Team; Ari Club; Boys' League. DARLENE SMITH Girls' League. DAVID G. SMITH Band; R.O.T.C.; Civitans: Radio Club; Boys' League; Skin Diving Club. DELL SMITH Football; Swim Team; Dance Club; Boys' League. EUGENE R. SMITH Boys' League. FONDA S. SMITH Girls H Club; G.A.A.. Drill Team; Legislator; Dance Committees; Beat Glendale Day Committee. JO ANN JOY SMITHERS Mannequins. Assistant Treasurer Girls League. G.A.A Soph- more Girls' Glee; Concert Glee Concert Choir. Music Club; Pep Club. BARNEY SOFRO Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball Legislator; Music Club: Bee Basketball, Captain. LaVOY SON Football: Music Club; Boys' League. CARMEN LOUISE SOWARD Legislator; Girls' League; Pep Club. EDWARD JEAN SPANGLER Track; Radio Show. Scholar:;hip Society; Thespians: A.SB. Play; lunior Statesmen; Football Announcer: Junior Prom Committee. JAMES SPEED Library Assistant; Pep Club; Art Club; Photo Club JIM SPENCER ALAN STANCHFIELD Scholarship Society; Purple Press Staii. Sports Editor. Varsity Tennis; Civitans; Boys' Day Contestant; Out standing Boys' League Member. 69 TOM C. STANLEY Bee. J.V., Varsity Football; Baseball Manager; Bowling Club. MICHAEL STAPENHORST Boys' League. JERRY KENNETH STAUB Bee Football; Cee Track; Varsity Baseball; Boys' League. Presi- dent. Sophomore Representative; Student Court Chief Justice. Scholarship Society Life Member; Purple Press. Managing Editor. CLARK A. STEPPER Bee Football; Bowling Club. Secretary; Y.F.C. Club; Beat Glen- dale Day Committee. WILLIAM C. STEVENS R.O.T.C.; Boys' League. THOMAS E. STEWART J.V. Football: Varsity Baseball; Boys League. GARY D. STROHBEHN Band; Boys' League. LUDELL ELIZABETH STRONG Legislator; G.A.A.. Songleader: Prcrn Committee: Beat Glendale Day Committee. Mannequins; Slack Day Skit; Concert Girls' Glee. JULIE KAY SULTENFUSS Art Club. Treasurer; Girls' League Board: Legislator. Prom Committees. Beat Glendale Day Skit Music Club; Slack Day Skit. ROGER GARRIOTT SVENDSEN Boys H Clu: : Boys' League: Pen Club. Varsity. Bee Swim Team. Varsity Water Polo, Co-Captain. Most Valuable Player Award. MARGARET ELAINE SWENSON Girls League Board: Senior Representative; G.A.A.; Fep Com nut tee; Scroll Stall. Orqanizati ns Editor. Biology Club; Junior Statesmen: Beat Glendale Day Committee. SANDRA LEE SYMONS Drill Team; Dance Committees; Junior Class Council; Talent Shows, junior Senior Girls Glee Mannequins: G.A.A.; Pep Club, Music Club. NEIL E. TABER Bowling Club; Boys' League. PHYLLIS JEAN TATE Scholarship Society: French Club; Latin Club; G.A.A IOHN WILLIAM TAYLOR Photography Club: Printshop Staff; Boys' League. Pep Club: JUDITH ANN TAYLOR o.A.A.; Scholarship Society; Usherettes; Mannequins; Junior Prom Committee; Beat Glendale Day Float Committee; Pen Pal Club; Latin Club. PRISCILLA ALICE TAYLOR A.r Youth oi the Month Award; Junior Honor Guard at 1959 Graduation: Scholarship Society,- G.A.A.. Sonq Leader.- Spanish Club. President; Prom Committees; Drill Team. JERRY A. TERRY Boys' League. ROBERTA TESTOLIN Scroll Staii. Art Editor; 1959 Scroll Cover Designor: G.A.A., Art Club; Mannequins. ANGELA JOYCE THOMAS Sophomore Girls' Glee; Oliice Assistant; Junior-Senior Girls Glee.- Girls' League. JUDY THOMAS Music Club: Girls' League. DENNIS EUGENE THRASH Legislator.- Varsity. Bee Football; Boys' H Club; Cross Country. Ce - Track; Swim Team; Gymnastics Club: Biology Club. DARRIN MARIE TOLLIN Student Body Songleader; R.O.T.C.. Honorary Colonel: Senior. Junior. Sophomore Class Councils.- Scholarship Society. Lite Member.- Junior � :rom Princess; Prom Com- mitted Chairman. Girts League Board: Drill Team. ARTHUR G. TORGERSON Boys' League. JOANN CHRISTINE TRAVALE Legislator; G.A.A.; Music Club- Mannequins.- Senior Prorn Com- mittee; Slack Day Spirit Committee.- Beat Glenda! Day Spirit Committee.- Concert Girls' Glee. THOMAS EDWARD TREMBLE Key Club; J.V. Cross Country.- Bee Track; Junior. Senior Prorn Committees; Track Manager; Amateur Radio Club. JAMES BRUCE TSCHIDA Boys' H Club. Secretary. Varsity. Bee Football; Bee Basketball: Music Club: Pep Club; Beat Glendale Day Skit; Prom Committee. BARBARA JOYCE TUNNICLIFF Girls' League Friendship Committee. G.A.A , Purple Press Stall: French Club; Biology Club; Ski Club; Home Arts Club; Junior, Senior Prom Committees JAMES TURNER Transfer from Bellarmine-Jofferscn High School. Burbank. Califct ma: J.V. Football; Goll Team. Music Club; Bowling Club,- A.S.B. Play. Stage Manager. TERRY NELS TURRELL Scholarship Society; Hi-Y; Key Club; Legislator; Spring Musical; Concert Choir: Boys' H Club; Bee Football. BILL I. TYRRELL Beys’ League. RAY I. VALASEK Bee Football: Bovs' League. SALLY JEAN VANDER ZYL G.A.A.: Guls' ':! Club: Prom Committee; Senior Class Float Committee; Thespians; Slack Day Spirit Commit- tee; Mannequins; Drama Club. JOYCE M. VAN NESS Slack Day Model; Purple Press Stall. First Page Editor; Scroll Stall Activities Edit : lun:;: .'lass Council; Nurse's Aide; G.A.A. LAURIE R. VAN WOERKOM Gel: Team; Stcgo Crew. Boys' League. JUDY VIERIECK G.A.A.; Girls' League. DORIS ELAINE VINAL Girls' H Club,- G.A.A..- Junior Statesmen; Pep Club; Pen Pal Club; Music Club: Library Assistant; Legislator. WALT VINSON Stage Crew; Boys' League. SUSAN LILLIAN WALKER Band Maicrette; G.A.A..- Mannequins; Music Club; Pep Club: Concert Glee. Sophomore Girls' Glee; Girls' League. STEPHEN E. WEBBER Purple Press. Editcr-in-Chief; School Play: junior Prom Committee,- j. V Football; Pep Club; Key Ciub; Science Club. BARBARA JOYCE WEEKS G.A.A , Mannequins; Music Club; Legislator: Prom Committees: Pep Ciub: Biology Club: Girls' League. MICHAEL C. WEIMER Varsity. Bee Football; Bee Track; Legislator; Boy:. League. EDNA L. WELLAR Transfer from Whitosboro High School. Whitesborc. New York; G.A.A., Speech and Drama Participation: Biology Club Secretary; Ski Glut French Club; Usher- ettes; Girls' League. DAVE CHARLES WENDT Music Club; 3oys' League. WILLIAM DONALD WENTZEL Legislator; Boys' League. LARRY EDWARD WESTPHAL Scholarship Society; C.S.F. Life M -mLer; Honors Sem- inar; Jumoi Statesmen; Vatsity Swim Team; Senior Prom Committee. Science Club; Beat Glendale Day- Skit. BRIAN R. WHITE Boys' H Club. Publicity Director; Varsity Water Polo. Co-Captain; Swim Team.- Music Club; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club; Boys' League. JACK WHITE Boys' League. LINDA LOUISE WHITMAN Sch larship Society; Jum : Statesmen. A.F.S.; Sopoho- moi« Dane.- Committee. Chairman. Scroll Stall; G.A.A.,- Girls' League. EUGENE LORIN WHITNEY Sophomore Council. Boys' League. Junior Representa- tive Spring Musicals; Concert Chou. President; Varsity Track Team. Junm: Prom Committee. Chairman; Junior Statesmen. NANCY JOY WHITTIER Student Court Justice at Large.- Legislator; Thespians. Vice President; French Club. Secretary; Girls' Service Club Scholarship S --doty; Prom Committees: A.S.B. Plays. KARL C. WIDMAYER III Honors Seminar; Scholarship Society; Varsity Bee Track; Senior Class Council; Biology Club. President.- Civitans; Slide Rule Club; Beat Glendale Day Chairman. PAMELA KAYE WIERMAN G.A.A.,- Dr:!! Team. Beat Glendale Day Senior Chairman: Junto: Slack Day Chairman; Pop Committee; Gi:League. V « :!a: Committee; Concert Girls' Glee; Prom Committees. SHARROL LOUISE WIGERSMA Sophomore Skit. Per. Pa! S - : -a:y; Phot rraphy C.u: Secretary; Girls’ H Club: G.A.A.: Junior Prom Stairway Com mittee; Usherettes; Rifle Team. NIKKI JEANNE WIGGINS Junior. Senior Class Council; Senio: Cabinet. Treasurer; G.A.A.; Mannequins: Music Club; Pep Committee; Leg- islator. BECKY WILLIAMS Transier Irom Lakewood High School. Lakewood. Cali iornia; Girls' League. OZZIE WILLIAMS Bee Track. Cross Country.- Boys' League. BEVERLY ANN WILSON G.A.A.; Music Club; Mannequins. CHARLES RICHARD WILSON Scholarship Society: Photography Club: Pep Club; Boys’ League. DONNA R. WILSON Dull Team, Assistant Leader.- Junior Barbecue. Com mittee Chairman; Sophomore Slack Day Songleade: Beal Glendale Day Songlcader; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Legislator; G.A.A LINDA KAY WINKELHOLZ Scholarship Society; Girls' League. Welfare Committoe; Future Teachers Club; Science Club; G.A.A.; Usherettes; Prom Com- mittees. LARRY D. WINN R.O.T.C.. Color Guard; Boys' League. BARRY LEE WINNINGHAM Sophomore Class President; A.S B. Vice-President; A.S.B. Presi- dent; Scholarship Society. Vice-President; Boys' H Club. Presi- dent; C.I.F. Champion. 180 Yard Dash—1959; Glendale Exchange Club Youth of the Month Award; Sophomore. Junior, Senior Class Councils. WILLIAM ALAN WITHERS Water Polo; Swim Team; Captain, Bee Water Polo; Key Club; Ski Club; Pep Club; Boys' League. GORDON CLARK WYNNE A.S.B. Plays; Drama Festival Winner; Christmas Show; Musicals: Bowling Club; Thespians; Boys’ League; Pep Club. PATRICIA ANN ZEMKE Thespians. Treasurer; Stuaent Director. Student Body Play; Jun- ior Council; Prom Committee. Chairman; Pep Committee; French Club; Purple Press. Page Editor; Beat Glendale Day Committee. LELAND W. ZIMMERMAN Bowling Club; Boys' League. Seniors Not Pictured pat McDonald sharon McDonough JOE ROBERTS 74 C f yyzjL - i Vim. vlgc: and vitality aro rho koy words used ty'des riEe rFic- Senior Class S ng and Yell Leaders. Leading our olass in spirit were Donna Dill. Both Heckel, Julia La Grange and Judy Lehman. Kneeling are Flo Saunders and Dave Hepburn. Sandy Geode is not pictured. «Sj? Vim vlonr fir.A Outstanding qualities of leadership and ability qualified these people as outstanding members of ‘he Senior Class. By winning many honors. Don Pilcher held a place of esteem for Hoover in the field of Art. With the capable hands and help of Gerr: Hancock Marta Brown. Suzi Keenan. Randy Sief- kin. Doug Kemps and many eth- ers. S'-nicr Class and school activ- ities flourished as over-all suc- cesses. Mike Rathbun and Alan Stanchfic-ld did outstanding work in the fields of Science and Journal- ism, respectively. Part of the mighty force behind Hoovers Basketball team was due to the terrific abilities cf Steve Sabins and Steve Reip. Hoover's human fish. Bill Clough, swam his way to many victories and gained a place on the list cl outstanding Seniors. Class of 1961 The capable officers of the Class of 1961, Jeanne Reeder, secretary; Marty White, president; Russ Herrington, activities vice-president; Wayne Wilson, legislature vice-president; and Eunice Nuckles. treasurer, worked diligently throughout the year. They guided the junior class in their many activi- ties including their Beat Glendale Day spirit victory and the successful senior prom. 76 MR. BAKER PERIOD 1 FRONT ROW: Hafru-i Slade. S Wallace, Herring. K«-:r. Pock. SEC OND ROW: Sanferrs, Scot I. Undor wood. Rapp. Tonkiss. Parkin THIRD ROW: Graff. Carson. T Edwards, Ireland. Miccio, D. Andor son FOURTH ROW: Herrington, D Brown. Norton. Tumor, D. Bauer Barr. Sims. MISS HANSON PERIOD 1 FRONT ROW: So-■■■:: : : B. 7.' ren. O'Neil, Curtis, Guzman. Grab enstatt- r. Jar.-e Morgan SECOND ROW: Lyons, Megahan, R. Wright, Pavanc. Jewsbury. Scranton THIRD ROW: Pleasant Pact M Richards. Winder. S' . .k A .. FOURTH ROW: R. Day. Carter. Clenard, Ehrman. Knapp. Frankenberg. Cc:t Kennick. MRS. HILTON PERIOD 1 FRONT ROW: Berkley. Desmond Di Genova, L Pelletier. Eramdjian. Messmer. SECOND ROW: Peggy Morris, Steinman. Rupp. Platz. Wudke. T. Thomas THIRD ROW: G. Young. Mac Donald. Hiqaroda. Robbins. La Cava. Laughlm. M Foster. FOURTH ROW: Halgrcn Marquardt. Sellars. Scherf, Ab- rams. D. Jackson. L. Young. 77 Class of MR. MATTHEWS PERIOD 1 FRONT ROW: ' Fester. L. F: man, Banks McMullin. Hampton. Hutcheson. n. SECOND ROW: Van Ness. Le Mat. Doose. Boettjer. Meek a Butland. D. Wright THIRD ROW: D Fa. Clark. Collie: Capol. Miller Mead. Schmidt. Loftis. MRS. HILTON PERIOD 2 FRONT ROW: Ridge 1 Gi Keller. J. Allen Lumsden. Herman- son, Puesche! Berryman. Van Giosm. SECOND ROW: N Nelson Brand. S. Thompson Hardy. Crase. Silver. Diana Kelly THIRD ROW: Boutin. Stan!:!! Kaulman. Me Mi! Ian. Lannan, Dole Rcemer, Byrum. FOURTH ROW: 1 D. Thompson. Garlow. Zakreski. D. Christy M. Boyd. Lcngaker. Pratt Power. MRS. McELWEE PERIOD 2 FRONT ROW: ::::. : . V.'h;- comb. Pullman. Carlston. Chiaboiti P : '.'Cia r.a.-k: ::: SEC- OND ROW: Paxton, Chi C. Anderson. 3. Swanson K. Rich- ora - :: THIRD ROW: S. Nelson, ioyce Me Caskill. Farrar Talione. Orr. Hanzlik. Harper. Bur- roughs FOURTH ROW: Ogle. Ion Anderson Vasta. Pam Morns. R. Young. Shively. Shepherd, Greer. 1961 MR. ROLOFF PERIOD 2 FRONT ROW: Hubboll erman. Odom, Van Dor Karr, Cam- erini. Mary Ann Winkler. Cleoland. SECOND ROW: Hurd, Goss Gray. Van Hoose. Earnshaw. Douglas. Woods. Kina THIRD ROW: ; Jones, K. Henderson. Abbott, Shay. Tambert. De Shon. Koutnik, Longer. FOURTH ROW: A Young Schultz M. Johnson. S. Gould. Chase. Bob Fuller. Soderblcm Lambert. Mimi Winklor. MR. SMITH PERIOD 2 FRONT ROW: Tytlo. Sisley. Man- tes, Nikodem. L. Kubalik. Judy Peterson. SECOND ROW: Pote. Joanna Smith. Hetzel. G. William:;, E. Smith. Wilkinson. THIRD ROW: Abbatecola. Glava. Fanans, Beau- champ. John Benson. Hoyt. FOURTH ROW: Wickersham. Dowell. Hallahan. Figuered. Poppe. Archer. Winford. MISS JONAS PERIOD 3 FRONT ROW: Soagravcs, Codding. Chapman, Russ. Munoz. Ford. Pass. SECOND ROW: Ellerman, Shinkle. B. Lambert. Keck. Piedmont. Hart- man, ; Hail THIRD ROW: Ludw: Engberg. Schwartz. John Fischer, Herold. Dilts, Hoff. Arter. FOURTH ROW: Cline. Bill fuller. Frost. Hoff- mann, Lash. Lovell. Donnelly. L. Swanson. MRS. McELWEE PERIOD 3 FRONT ROW: Rig : Rowlc Mc- Dowell. Me Knight. Knopper. Light- foot. SECOND ROW: Ininch. Knoller. Pay-son. Beach THIRD ROW: land. M. White, Horsfall, Heistein. Trow: ridge Fnedel. FOURTH ROW.- 3. Boyd, otta, J. Lund. Lerner. MR. ROLOFF PERIOD 3 FRONT ROW: Falcor Nuckles, Wickham. Porterfield Costanza. SECOND ROW: E ren. Poland, Baskins. Verge. Kaa- • r. Enn. THIRD ROW: 7vrd:ne Huntsberger. Zimmerman. Colwell. Dykstra Sharcn Mr-in FOURTH ROW: Cripe Rose. G. Day Grimes. Ramage. MR. SMITH PERIOD 3 FRONT ROW: Cash, Jell. Russell. Richards-m Mauriz: F.•:?' . SEC- OND ROW: Shaver. Me Cluskey, Conrad. V. Roberts. J. Cowan. Y.ungcr. THIRD ROW: Enchen- auor. Jack Cummings. Joan Cum- mings. A. Waskey. E. Brown. Campbell. Adai: FOURTH ROW: S. Lund. Me Clinton. Ower. Alonso. T. Brown. Lomburg, Johnstone. 80 MRS. WARING PERIOD 3 FRONT ROW: • i .fmau Romano Son--y. Co:-- G :i. SECOND ROW: Richoit V.- Bol And I son Hurley. B. Jackson THIRD ROW: L'dmonston Griffin. Sherry Eckstein, Sandro Eckstein. Halo- v . I. Rene; : FOURTH ROW: man, Me Ginity. Garner B. Pelle- tier. Stauring. MR. BAKER PERIOD 4 FRONT ROW: “ er. Ehresman, Me Dade. Chamber lain, L. B:shc; Cady SECOND ROW: Snorf Osborne R. R ber?s Mosoff. Timfcerlako F::c-dmar. ’ Y askey L :• THIRD ROW: ? Cowan. Holzauer Lur.dgron, Kin- ney. Vasquez. Rice G. Baker. FOURTH ROW: Fogg. Me Caskey Mmcre. Prelie I. Baker, Stoddard. G. Hansen. MISS HANSON PERIOD 4 FRONT ROW: Arana Jennifer Thompson. Barsam. G. Clark. Ala- millo. K Wilkinson Bilhnski. SEC- OND ROW: Radicfc. Langley. Sally Martin Kettering. Gov . Charlotte ’•arisen. C nt. THIRD ROW: Don kleberger. Bender. Bullard. Von Bernstorll, Shepard. D. Jones. M- n strcla. Flaherty FOURTH ROW: Strvely. Troanor. Wisv ell. Prophet Howe. M. Clark. Eacret. Gertz Blanck. 81 Class of MRS. HILTON PERIOD 4 FRONT ROW: S. Smith G Smith, Paquet. Conley. Abraham, Rey- nolds. Gar:: SECOND ROW: P. A M hamson. Dearsch. Boyce, Bruce Mine: Joel Benson. THIRD ROW: Gould. J. Williams. Schmolder. Oliver. John Anderson, Peters B. Alexander, Faircloth FOURTH ROW: er. Koski. Milligan. Lown. George 7. Hall. MR. ROLOFF PERIOD 4 FRONT ROW: J. Smith. Jacobian, Gayle Smith Keathley. Mac Ar- thur. E. Jackscn Jerrells. SECOND ROW: Shearn. L. Clark Pulliam. Stafford. B. Bauer. Powell. THIRD ROW: E:so! - F: -schol- Gildec. Parker. Spitoe, Stocking. James FOURTH ROW: Ab- ott. Van Wormer. John Morgan. Knowlton. Voellinger. Glenn Cunningham Dohren. MR. THOMAS PERIOD 4 FRONT ROW: V. Anderson. Discoe. Delta Kelly. Akola. M. Hill D. Bauer, O Harro. SECOND ROW: Gruber. Dinsman. Eldcrkin. Haire Reinhard. Kurt:, J. King Conover. THIRD ROW: Vescolus Alden, Abbadessa. Murphy. Harder. B. Mahoney. Norqu-.s' FOURTH ROW: De Lang. D. Greer. D. Sny- der. J. Alexander. D. White Plost, Cole. Me Quoid, Curran. 1961 MISS HANSON PERIOD 5 FRONT ROW: Stake: Bonn :: Schade S! an M ontee SECOND ROW: Breslow. Reeve. B Boehler. C. Mahoney. Romeo. THIRD ROW: Fiona :an. iiarri- son, Siiverstonc Ruehi Goldman, : FOURTH ROW: lim Matson. Davjdson. Raymond. Thom. Robertson. MR. MATTHEWS PERIOD 5 FRONT ROW: Me Laughlin. Strand Anders, Armstrong. Crow, Hclwig. SECOND ROW: Packard, Sin Fellinger. R. Shaw. F. Brown. I Fields. THIRD ROW: Bartlett M Wallace. Diradoorian. Capps. Greenwood. Christman. Woger. FOURTH ROW: W iw. rth S Henderson. Warm?. Worlino. F. Wood. R. Peterson. Curt Carlson. MR. PERES PERIOD 5 FRONT ROW: Mellon. Fry M ray. Mineci. Faverman. Trahd. Giorens. SECOND ROW: Jolliffe. Nigro. Rid- len. Arnold. Kattelman. G. Tucker. THIRD ROW: Keenan. Shum port. J. Davis. Price. Lynch, T. n Manlove FOURTH ROW: Lloyd. Salisbury. Rowe. C. Wood, Nostro K. Martin. Frey. MR. THOMAS PERIOD 5 FRONT ROW: Jessup. Gee: Mahle. Maurine. Mosselt. Jerry Me Caskiil. SECOND ROW: Slupp. B Headleo. Haywood. Quattleh-ausn. Fimiam Grimar.. THIRD ROW: D Fields. Yorba. D. Davis Lovitt. C. Tucker. Lewis. B. Nelson. MRS. WARING PERIOD 5 FRONT ROW: Dryden. H ?de: Ra:s. Gourlay Lyon Rooney. French Me Guff. Dcughcry SEC- OND ROW: ?cce. Cham- pion S. Clark. P. Keller Grind ley. Zafcaro. Thoburn THIRD ROW: Madigan. Greenlaw. 3ixby, Bill Andorsc-n. Hopkins. Wise, Dor- flir.ae: Yancey. FOURTH ROW: John Wallace. Ashley W. Wilson John Peterson. Barlow Klemme. Madison, Orosz. MISS JONAS PERIOD 6 FRONT ROW: Lynn Hicks. Diana Clark Olson. L. Phillips Judy Fis- cher. SECOND ROW: DeB mann. J. Christy Auerbach. N. THIRD ROW: Eroh. Julie Thompson. Degnan. Ncc°ti Cock G. Bishop FOURTH ROW: S Brown. Elder Stone. Yarick. Stoll V estover. 84 MR. MATTHEWS PERIOD 6 FRONT ROW: Taylor. Ziesing. Lind. Whittaker C. Hicks. SECOND ROW: L. Davis. Leach, Whaley. C. Shaw. Summers. Stevens, Carleton, THIRD ROW: Stucker. Button. Con- verse. Charbonneau. Guildner. Peyton. Reid FOURTH ROW: G : ger. Herndon. Strickland. Cory, Doug Clark. Graham. Shields. MR. PERES PERIOD 6 FRONT ROW: V.arnke Hamill. Gillum. 3ut'.er. Turnbull. SECOND ROW: Kvriess Enge. Meyer. Stanchfiold. Ward. Me Nown. Garcia. THIRD ROW: M; Tegner. C. Snyder. Marshall. Far rar Petap:eco Evans. FOURTH ROW: Clapp. Freeman. Preston King. Var.den Hack, G. Kubahk. R, Smith, Osborn. Hanson. MRS. WARING PERIOD 6 FRONT ROW: Glain. Owens. Cas tie. Mills. Sholund. SECOND ROW: Hammermueller. Rapose. Me Kay, T. Allen. Tilton. P. Petersen. THIRD ROW: Maloul. Samiian. Bur2inski. Truger, B. Baker. Fallon. FOURTH ROW: Paul. Isberg. Jaech Sykora. Lucier. Barker. 85 JUNIOR ABSENTEE FRONT ROW: Y Schne:- ■ h SECOND ROW: Z: : v- : : . Ar.a-.TC-'.R. TheRiFczn. THIRD ROW: Wilkin. Worden. McGinloy. Blaisdell. Buntinq. JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Gary Bishop Barbara Blont Carol Buckingham Beth Costanza Gary Day Harry Dystra Mary Eggart Bonnie Eng Janice Greer Jim Jones Harry Morez Charlie Moyer Joan Myers Bob Phillips Lorie Phillips Bonnie Pommer Judy Thomas Bonnie Verge Laird Walker Gerald Willson Paul Wilson Sue Yarick Diane Zimmerman 86 Class of 1962 The Sophomore officers walk toward the rear entrance of the Administration building, looking for- ward to their next two years at Hoover. This year the Class of '62 prospered under the superior lead- ership of Dave Paulsen, treasurer; Laurel Underwood, vice-president; Forrest Beaty, president; Nancy Greer, secretary; and Lucien Hersh. vice-president. Inspired by its capable leaders, the largest Sophomore class to enter Hoover extended its roots into Hoover history. The annual Charity Ball, put on by the Sophomores for the student body, was a tremendous success with all proceeds going to charity. MISS JONAS PERIOD 1 FRONT ROW: P. Thomas. Hiser Beilin, Wiedeman, Mettont. M. Moo D. Marlin, S. Meagher, B. Dodson SECOND ROW: Gill-:! Thun Haugom. Cummins. Kubalifc. Gie gench, Hoivcdt. M. Johnson, Leg non. THIRD ROW: L. Stone Blau Hulchinson, D. Thompson. Baril Fit Id. FOURTH ROW soil. B. Williams, McChosnoy. Bax tor. MR. PERES PERIOD 1 FRONT ROW: Lockwc ' hr.£ Abbatecola, Rathbun. Symor.s, Reid. Bixby. Calvert. Bradley. SEC- OND ROW: H It Patters r Joseph. Bouldin. Moody. Price. Dili. Docsc. THIRD ROW: - hna R. Bradley. D. Myers. Lar.gdon. Shandra. Howard. Zacselc Alexan- der. FOURTH ROW: ? .de; .sh. Seels. J. Jones Pednck Read. Bor reson, McFarlane B. Blanchard. MRS. WARING PERIOD 1 FRONT ROW: i! urold. Evans. Ellis Chapman. Hanson. Preschler. Fred rikson. Sanabrai: SECOND ROW Dtydon. Hitzner. J. Wilson, B Walsh. P. Reynolds. Conner. Grit iin. Houle. Fairbanks. THIRD ROW Brighiman. Blaine. Leon. Groth Brough. Tracy. B. Davis. H. Kouw FOURTH ROW: D. Henry. Stinson Tr -al, Sowers. J. Smith. Palutzke Romero. G. Smith. 89 Class of MISS HANSON PERIOD 2 FRONT ROW: B. Williams. Chrcn- ister. Loustaunou. Rylol. Gasser. M. L. Dodson. Dinsman, Jacobson. SECOND ROW: Torvik. A. Miller. Dialler. Hiatt, Renick. Brent. Son Lord. THIRD ROW: Mattison Shores. LaPenotiere. McCall. Kade Forrester. - Lashbrooke. Burkhart. FOURTH ROW: Steinke. Troi Sharp. Dawson D. Jones. O'Neil. Hollenbeck. Cramer. Kennett. MR. JOHNSON PERIOD 2 FRONT ROW: Dcrc-ginsky. Rosas Ely. Nichols. Howell. Jett L. Clark R And� ::, n. SECOND ROW: Ha:t mann. Pohlman. Wigersma. Whit man. Arbenz, Jaworski, Collmgs THIRD ROW: Kelley. San tor. J. Hill. Nicholson. J. Brown. D Christensen. J. Cunningham. MISS JONAS PERIOD 2 FRONT ROW: Adams. Herrick. Islava. Low S. Williams H... Studler. H. rvath SECOND ROW: Greenwood. Hall. Gardnor. Kmtzinger. Shr-.de LaViolette J. Snyder. Pacinc THIRD ROW: Prichard Thorn, Witten, Mowey S. Schmidt. Rollans. G. Main. Craig. FOURTH ROW: Ziegler. Hoag. Hoit. W. Nelson P Fry D. Quinn Erlander. Kaufman. Lamb. Painter. 1962 MR. KARANT PERIOD 2 FRONT ROW: person. Junk. Greer. T. Meagher. Quattle- baum, SECOND ROW: Wark. Milazzo. Hamilton S. Henson. Bowman, Tanne:. Wag- • n't uck. Moyers THIRD ROW: Schaal. Galt Mahler. Hayes, M. Johnson, W. Fund. Wisntan. Haase. FOURTH ROW: Baun. B Crawford. J. Reynolds. D. Baker. D. Davis. Konnkc. Marsh. MISS REED PERIOD 2 FRONT ROW: Reiske. Wons- tller. Brant. Burnette. N. Miller. Moore. Thomson. M. L. Main. SECOND ROW: [■ : S. Barrett. Musick. Baird. Montague. Brooks. Militello. L Parsons THIRD ROW: N. John son. Stively, S. Blanchard. C. Myers. Glover. Krauss. Jonkey. Widamayer. FOURTH ROW: Owens. Jewsbury. Lings. Gayer. Baptiste. Wyatt. A Hicks. J. Lyons. MRS. WARING PERIOD 2 FRONT ROW: Gotsinas. Loy. Olin. Peggy Allen. Spongier, wood. J. Edward; SECOND ROW: Boh!. J. Sorenson. Hallock. Rudestam, Bosworth. Elcomr. Kol- M ■ t. THIRD ROW: 3 H. k: L. Parkinson, Murdock, Long. L. Parkinson. A. Martin Harvey. L Larsor. FOURTH ROW: Gould Tunnicliff. G. Norton. Parrott. John- ston. Paulsen. P. Fuller. Rothhaar. MR. JOHNSON PERIOD 3 FRONT ROW: Noel. R Murray Means. I Kouw. New. Taylor SECOND ROW: Kelly ' Lycn. Hill man. L Johnson. J. Gilchrist. Fran close. THIRD ROW: Ghost. P Stone. A. Rizzo. Clarke. Shaney felt. S. Miller. MR. KARANT PERIOD 3 FRONT ROW: Garland. Ro: • Dukes. Scott. Pliso. Budko. Flynn. SECOND ROW: Baughn. C. Dak ley. Roark. B. Ball. Larkin D. Nel- son Mead Dull. THIRD ROW: Sirk. Langford. Figuered Pchler Belt. A. Miller. Fiedler. O'Hearn. FOURTH ROW: Harshbarger Daugherty, Day Ror.dou. L. M. Johnson. Dockery. Cave Franks. MR. MATTHEWS PERIOD 3 FRONT ROW: Cad i en. L. Williams I Clark Cady. Buker. A Christen- sen SECOND ROW: Bur n R Scott Finlay Yost Gabel. Nayo. Cowan. THIRD ROW: SM- S Thompson. G Graves. T. Morris. McCafferty. D. Ball Godbold. FOURTH ROW: Prosser Buffham Galloway. Calkin. Brockman. D. Oakley. 92 i J MR. PERES PERIOD 3 FRONT ROW: Heophy. Newo m. Keenan, S. Martin. Nicholls. San- del Deegan. Rowan. SECOND ROW: Swop ?. Opccensky. Storm. I. Tavlor. Goddard. C. Schmidt. C. Clark. Dimmit:. THIRD ROW: Bald- win. Abarta. Benedict. D. Norton. Mitzner, J. Homy. Hepburn, R -ip. FOURTH ROW: J. Edwards Sur-.d bora. P. Anderson. Horsh. Depp. Beaty. Roth. Birmingham, Butcher. MR. JOHNSON PERIOD 4 FRONT ROW: Rohan. J. For. :... Wynn, McCurry. Odell Wilhelm Du: Ireland SECOND ROW: Benke, Cotter. Lindsey. Johns. Hog- an. Clirn-. THIRD ROW: . 1. Stracke. Meadows. Bailey R-.chort Witherspoon. Chianello. A. Graves MR. KARANT PERIOD 4 FRONT ROW: Stewart. Devlin Castlcman, Baldini. Miccio. Cox. K Fuller SECOND ROW: LeBlanc. DiBari. Murphy. Webreck. Buhl. Bedford. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Platt. R. Abbott. Formigle. Reloford. L'slin. Shaver. V. Morris. A. Ander FOURTH ROW: Foust. K: nor. Hockonbury. Munson. Webber G. Garner. 93 Class of MRS. LEWIS PERIOD 4 FRONT ROW: Hellei Lui Lee. Erlandson. Keller. Parker, Lyons SECOND ROW: Pecar.sc. Landisi. Schmidt. Massey, Rife. McBride. Eichenauer. Muckol. L. Johnson. THIRD ROW: Dailey. Casper, LaVo. Cupps. Jaccard. Freeth. Leake. Hartley. MR. MATTHEWS PERIOD 4 FRONT ROW: McClain. Haig. 3irk- holz. Bee Nipstad SECOND ROW: Ditts. 3urks. Owens. Erb. Challant. T. Davis THIRD ROW: Baker. W. Horshman. Walker. Wirth. Gre.-:: D Smith FOURTH ROW: Kelley. B. Smith, Ostrander. Didden. Williams House. Lcusen. MISS REED PERIOD 4 FRONT ROW: Sau:. Deane Jens Eveleth. Lewison Morrison. V. Miller. SECOND ROW: Carlin Gehrt. Russ. Ferraro. Adler. 3ay- nburg THIRD ROW: Raymond. Poppo, M. Cun- ningham Scovillo, R. Johnson Campbell. Quinn. J. Hershman. Jadwin. 1962 MRS. TURNER PERIOD 4 FRONT ROW: Dodson. Cl Hughes. Robertson. Jahraus. Ware. H :r. Hoitkamp SECOND ROW: Fans Dechelhs. S. Barnard, Dover Hutchens. Veidman, Swanson, Ja- THIRD ROW: MacDonald, Fleming, Irish. T. Davis. Her: 1:: FOURTH ROW: Doll. Stires. Masterson. Simila J. Bonham. Sandell. J. Jones. Me- Gcagh. MR. WISKUP PERIOD 4 FRONT ROW: Horvatich. G. Smith. Goldoy. B. Stone. Gen' . Silva. SEC- OND ROW: Milner I Piper. Lindeman. Carthy. G. Smith. THIRD ROW: Boylim. Netherlin. !. Thompson. Bales. T. Brown. Boharl. FOURTH ROW: Rochat. Strother. Radke. Wenger. Boxx. Lennon. MR. HIBLER PERIOD 5 FRONT ROW: Ross. Henley. An- dres. Jenkins. J. Brown. Gregg. Cooke SECOND ROW: C. Baxt-r 'Vinkleman. Losee. Parris. Church- V inslow. Quackonbush THIRD ROW: C. Bel. Benthin Bcr.ar Shanklin. Brager. Spechycck. Asmus. Larsen FOURTH ROW: Mateuda. Richardson. Dudley, James. V iley, R. Morris. Dull. D. JCupiec. MISS JONAS PERIOD 5 FRONT ROW: Clicker, rer K Bar- toil. Hopkins. Sanderson. Ballard. B:.:v: :• Daeh'.--:. SECOND ROW: L. Mc- Donald. Schoro: Priddy. Doherty i. McGlasson. THIRD ROW: McAtoer. Minick. Carone, Klein, Reads Forsch. Osirowsk: K::H. FOURTH ROW: D. Moe, Creamer Shea. Hansen Alter! O'Losko. Van Der Zee. MRS. TURNER PERIOD 5 FRONT ROW: :.:QKk Vizza. Mc- M .liar. Paul Simmons. SECOND ROW: : ;ak Slate ' Williams B. Rood England. THIRD ROW: Knov.-lton Kirk. Troanor Hollister. Vy. FRONT ROW: Innes. 3. Jackson Norcutt. Sexton. Linden. MISS HANSON PERIOD 6 FRONT ROW: • Ericks- n Schmidt. Mandelstoin. Dennon, Schlee 3c:::er r -h- -r SECOND ROW: Spence. Lubich, Liepins Lloyd. Cearley. Gallo. Bentley. THIRD ROW: Palm D son. Stimson. Monuras Boiler. Mier- uwiak. Morgan. 96 MR. HIBLER PERIOD 6 FRONT ROW: Radio. G. Clari: Thrash. Mundoll. Kloyh. Abele. Li Mira SECOND ROW: C. Erickson McDougall, Touro. B. McClain. Me Gregor. Hutchins. Woodbury THIRD ROW: Dieter. Carlson Sal mi. Clairy. Drayman. Steeso FOURTH ROW: J. Smith. Neblotl Kissel. Burraqo. Sullivan. Roer. MR. KARANT PERIOD 6 FRONT ROW. horn. B. Stone Micks. T .rzr SECOND ROW: ' Lmgonfolter C. Garner. Wofcor. B. Taylor. G. Smith. V . Adams. THIRD ROW: Alfrey. Wagner, North. G. Camp bell. FOURTH ROW: tell. B. Gilchris Malloy, Munu'-r Erin. MRS. LEWIS PERIOD 6 FRONT ROW: C. Williams. Komis ki. Krousler. Vrooman. W. Bonham SECOND ROW: Weatherford. Pen ninglon. Markham. Mordaunt. M n. THIRD ROW: R. Jack son. B. Boll. B Snyder. Holmquist Soteros. Sturman. 97 MR. WISKUP PERIOD VI FRONT ROW: Neder. DiGaetano. Simpson, Booth, C a s:: Z h :::: r. SECOND ROW: Larson, K. Abbott, S. Wilson, Kirkpatrick Jordan. THIRD ROW: Schirnmer. Garrett, Barkley, Eporjesi, Sorenson Horr, Siple. Walls. SOPHOMORE ABSENTEE FRONT ROW: Guerin lock, Caldwell SECOND ROW: Roy. C. Boll. Mauerhan. Bradford. THIRD ROW: ii. a:n L ewe Zayas, Meade Conrad. SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Greg Allison Judy Baker Janeen Haldeman Jim Nash Doug Quinton Phyllis Rizzo Gale Taylor Richard Thomas 98 A T I O N S jl j 1 jfr V' 1960 Judy Cochran Editor-in-chief Mr. John Wordes, Photo advisor: Marian Newcomb. and Linda Ham- ilton. Senior editors; are exploring a past Scroll with Jim Bush Sports and Photography editor, and Joyce Van Ness Activities editor. Scroll Staff Locking over and discussing a Scroll layout are Emilio Blaikie. Administration editor: Margie Swenson. Organizations editor; and Flo Saunders, secretary. Mr. Paul Johnson Scroll advisor watched and advised the Scroll staff most diligently FRONT ROW: Sophomore Editors I'.'. ::in Den: rf '!ih : Nor: ;• : i i::. M n SECOND ROW: Junior Editors—Peggy Stoker. Dale McMillan. Linda Longaker, Loo Thorn. Kathy Daugherty, and Lorna Bennett. Looking over candid shots are Suz: Keenan. Activities editor; Roberta Testolin. Art • ditci: and Maureen Dovlin. Candid;, editor. Standing are Harold Henry. Organizations «ditor. and Nclden Howard, photographer Seated are Ron Geor i ' and Jean Ball. Advertising editors, and photographer Ed Cooley. Frank Lash and Steve Horvath, pho toaraphers. are standing. 103 1960 Purple Press Staff Members of the first semester Purple Press staff alphabetically were Tom Ainsworth Jim Bush Chris Copcmqro. Carclce Cochran. Bonnie Cclflesh Mary Davis. Jeanne Figuered. Kathy Finlay Robin Fletcher Linda Hamilton, Charlotte Krause. Judy Lehman. Mary Mainey Kathy Newton Nancy Newton Ron Nichols. Dixie Pern Arden Pcw Alar. Stanchheki and Jerry Staui assistant editor. 104 KATHY FINLAY Editor-in-Chief First semester STEVE WEBBER Editorin-Chiel Second semester SECOND SEMESTER PURPLE PRESS STAFF—FRONT ROW: M: Gin 'lark Laurie Stanhll. Bev Swanson. Carol Benbow. SECOND ROW: verly Bauer. Dale McMillan, Pat Price. Linda James. Dixie THIRD ROW: • iarbara Tunnichii. Pat ZomJ FOURTH ROW: A i Roger Davidson. Stuart Mcscli. Jim Bush. 105 Pep Committee Directo: of Student Activities. Malta Brown, and the Pep Committee demonstrated enthusiasm by their hard work during football season. Organizing card stunts and selling rooter buttons occupied much of their spare time. junior Red Cross 106 Mrs. Turner sponsor c! the Junior Red Cross Club, looks on as members glance through Red Cross Magazines. Shown are Curtis Piper; Gary Steese; Lucille Dieter, publicity chairman: Kay Gardner, secretary; Susie Barnard, president: and Linda Garland. Thespians Chris Dawson was president of '.his national honorary club for students in dramatic activities. Selling programs and cokes at student body activities have beer, the projects of this group throughout the year. Traditional parties and an award banquet have also been held. Debate Club 107 The Debate Club has met each week to debate many interesting political questions. Randy Siefkin has led the group as president; while Mr. W. Haase has served as the sponsor. Girls’ Service Club The Girls' Service Club, composed of ihose who have contributed outstanding service to Hoover, has participated in several special activi- ties. led by president Margot Burgess. The othcers are: Priscilla Taylor and Marcia McNown, social chairmen: Margot; Sharen Baggett, secretary; and Betsy Kent, treasurer. Sue Grecnhalgh. vico president, is not pictured. Civinettes Selling fruitcake and donating food to needy families are some of the protects the newly-formed Civinettes group have undertaken this year. Judy Cochran treasurer and Jett© Rea. secretary, have assisted Jean Ball, president, in establishing this club at Hoover. 108 Usherettes The Usherettes have helped at many functions this year, ushering a: our school play, sprin ; musical, graduation exercises, and other school events. The members served the community by ushering at Saturday night concerts put on by the Community Concert Association. Art Club Mrs. Tui Smith has led the Art Club to another successful year. Assisting her were Kathy Fallon, president; Ken O'Connor, vice presi- dent: Ingrid Hammermuoller. secretary; and Julie Sultonfuss. treasurer. 109 American Field Service OLGA KOPPEN The Netherlands CONNIE JORGENSEN NICK PRAPOPOULOS Denmark Greece The American Field Service, under the leadership of Presi- dent Doug Kemps, is composed of those students interested in foreign countries. They have taken many educational field trips to help show America to Connie, Nick, and Olga, our visiting foreign exchange students. Another project they have under- taken is to raise money for this summer's Hoover student who will visit abroad. 110 BEA LE COUNT Switzerland ANN BOONE Germany Latin Club The Laiin Club, led by president Herb Depp, was devoted to the study of Latin characters and customs. The climax of the year was the annual Latin Banquet which was car- ried out in an authentic Latin manner. At this event, the first year students acted as slaves, waiting on the other guests French Club The French Club, led by president Sally Nelhery. was devoted to non-classroom subjects related to French language, culture, and life. The members have taken ii- 1 i trips to French restaurants, movies, and operas to L - me acquainted with the French customs and atmosphere. Spanish Club Practicing the Spanish language and discussing the customs of the Hispanic countries were the purposes of the Spanish Club. Under Pat Giertz. president, the club was open to all advanced Spanish students. Creative Writing Club To eventually launch a magazine at Hoover is the ambition ol the Creative Writing Club, riles ate being kept of short stories and othei interesting articles which are written by Hoover students. This year's club has had a successful beginning on their project. .! II. .|fl IJBIJI.UU ■ ' .miiiwiim Pen Pal Club Establishing correspondence with individuals in all parts oi the world is an important phase c: the Pen Pal Ciub's activities. In this manner the members have learned the culture and customs of many countries. Chess Club Here members oi 'he Chess Club are taking part in a game of chess while ether members look on. Tournaments within the clu: and with other schools are or. the list of this club's activities 1 12 Music Club This year the Music Club has been divided into two different sections. The Jazz section has met each Wednesday morning for the past two semesters to compare and enjoy the works of jazz artists. On Friday mornings the Classical section of the Music Club has been meeting to understand the different styles of classical composers. Mr. Ken Wilson, spon- sor, and Bill Greenlaw, acting president, have direc- ted the Music Club to a highly successful year. Girls’ Rifle Team Sergeant Turkish, along with Mrs. Shillman. has organized a girls' rifle team at Hoover. The girls have practiced their shooting and taken part in matches with teams from other schools. They won their match with Glendale High Junior Civitans A relatively new club at Hoover the J:. Civitans have worked m conjunction with the Civmottos. performing serviceable jobs for the community. One of their mam projects, the fruit cake sale, was organized by the president, Frank lameson. who is pictured holding the gavel and pitcher. Career Club 114 Hi-Y Club Sponsor' d by the Y.M.C.A., the Hi-Y Club a! Hoover has participated :r. many worthwhile sorvico and social activities. Club officers were: Gary Lofvondahi. president; Greg Jagow. vice president; Toby Ek sergeant at aims; LaMar Johnson, chaplain; and Glen Cunning- ham. secretary-treasurer. Home Arts Club Management of th« hom ha; i' n the topic : many cl the Homo Arts Clu: mo.-tmgs. They have r.jsocializod in gourmet cooking, decorative arrangements, interi; : decorating, and hospitality. The officers were Sue Kneller president; Irene Finley, vice president; Melda Silver secretary; and Jennifer Thompson, treasurer. 115 Photography Club Mr. Woides is explaining the operation of inserting a him holder in the camera tc members of the Pho- tography Club. Open to all students interested in photography, the c!ub learns the skills of taking and printing pictures. Performing Dance Club New at Hoover this year was the Performing Dance Club, sponsored by Miss Rogers and Mrs Shillman. Dancing in the school musical climaxed the year's performances of many outside activities and school events Arlene lakcl led the club as president. 116 Future Teachers Club 'h se having a strong interest in education have been able to further their interests through the future teachers Club. The members ol the club have learned the fundamentals of teaching, planning to become elementary or secondary instructors Junior Statesmen Programs and discussions on politics have been on the agenda for the Junior Statesmen Club this year. The club has also learned much about civics and put this knov ledge into use by writing and discussing bills. The club members have attended and partici- pated in Junior Statesmen conventions which en- abled them to compare and discuss the problems that confronted other clubs. Mr. John S. Gaines, Jr. led the group as advisor. 117 Stage Production Much credi: is due :he members of Stage Produc- tion. They have spent many hours building and painting scenery for ail school assemblies. Thei: two main projects for the year were the Christ- mas program and the Spring musical. Keif Club This ciub is sponsored i y the Kiwan-.s International. Outstanding service is the aim of the Key Club. This yea: members have taken par' in many philanthropic and social activities. Bill Clough and Dave Hepburn were Sirs: and second semester presidents, respectively. Sally Hale and Sandy Mullen served as the club's mascots. 118 Stage Crew The stage crew has worked hard to make each assembly a success. All of the special effects, lighting, and timing are due to the efforts of the stage crew under the direction of Mr Homer Palmateer. Bogs’ H Club Hoover's top athletes made up the Boys' H Club. Seated in the FRONT ROW are lorry Staub, Ed O'Leske. Chris Dawson. Barry Winningham. John McCarthy, and Nick Prapcpolous. In the SECOND ROW Reynolds. Bruce MacVicar. Dave Hepburn. Ren Johnson, and Gary Giachino. Patt M . Errol Forkner. Bruce Donatolli. John Sellars. Bill Frick, and Gerry Murray ars in the THIRD ROW. In the FOURTH ROW are Bob .MacDonald. Fred Shier. Jack Kmsoloy. Lynn Forkner. and Bob Rice. 119 P. A. Crew Hoover's P. A. crew is seated around its sound con- trol box. 3rent Reed. Glen Cunninciham. Tcm Marefc, Rick Arbenz, and Fred Vescelus have worked very hard to make a!! s| orts events and assemblies a success. Mannequins The Mannequins were again a very active club this year. Many interesting meetings were held to learn about design hair styles, make up application, and poise item experts in their respective holds. The year was elimaxd with a fashion show and a luncheon held at Pike's Verdugo Oaks. President Joyce McCaskill and sponsor Mrs. Edna McLonan led the club to another successful year. 1$ 'T -' . jLOi;- ETrCIia ,1: si- • � : - -W 120 Biologg Club CLA55 AVE5 5 ‘‘V Many held trips ar.d camping experiences have highlighted the yea: for members ! th Biob ;y . ii P:-sident Ka:! Widmayer has as- sisted the sponsors. Mrs. Burns Mr. Cassell and Mr. Froerer. in planning special activities (or the club. Science Club Mr. Cassell is explaining the cross sec- tion of an eyeball and head to former Science Club member Bob Anderson. Ar- den Powell, and Chuck Nelson. Me is also demonstrating the use of a micro- scope and the fundamentals of disecting. 121 Skl Club Bowling Club An active bowling league has boon organized by this group. offering team and individual com petition. The boys have i cwled each Wednesday alter school at the now Grand Central alley. The Ski Club, a newly-organized club at Hoover this year, spent many Saturdays in the moun- tains practicing ’heir skiing. Instructions were provided for those who were new at this spot!. Pictured are the officers: Donna Roinocko. secrc tary; Julie LaGrango. vice president; Ingrid Hammermuollor. president; Marney Leach, treas- urer; and Ron Johnson, sergeant-at-arms. Baton Twirlers The Baton Twirlers. under the direction of Mrs. Gooisch. performed during half time at various football games. Kneeling are Janet Turnbull. Randa McCall, and Carol Ware. Bonnie Rood Ginger Ltebmann. Chris Kade. and Gus Reer are standing. Youth For Christ Club The Youth For Christ Club has mot each Tuosday morning to hear an inspirational speaker or take part in an interesting pro- gram. The members have also participated in quizzes and rallies with clubs from cth i schools. The sponsors were Miss Viola Bu- seth and Mr. Kohlmoior: the officers were. Lmda Mintck president: ferry Hutson and Gerry Kerr vice presidents; and Gale Taylor secretary treasurer. Amateur Radio Club i h- memi ?rs I the Amateur Radio Club have ..timulated their interest in radio and electronics. Urui--: th iirectnn :f Mr Stanton, the club has met regularly t :ncr ase their knowledge in this field. Skin Diving Club This year th'- launching of the Skin Diving Club a: Hoover has proved successful. The members have planned and participated in many educa ticna! skin diving field trips which v ere organ ized and execut'd by th'- sponsor. Mr. Froerer Scholarship Society The first semester Scholarship officers were: Kjell Rudestam treasurer: loyce Mellor. vice- presidont and Jeanne Reeder and Peggy Parks, ec secretaries. Larry Curtis was President. These officers planned many interesting activities, in- cluding a weekend trip to San Francisco. Kjell Rudestam. vice president: Larry Curtis, president; Margot Burgess, treasurer, and Peggy Fuller, secretary: were the second semester otiicers. Again many extra-curricular activities and parties were organized by this group. FRONT ROW: Angela Parizek. Barbara Johnson. Margot Burgess. Kathy Pat Giertr Peggy SECOND ROW: Baibara Gregg. Bert Davila. Don Baughman. Larry Curtis', Kiell Rudestam. Larry Westphal. Darrin Tollin. Priscilla Taylor. Biuce Donatelli. 124 Bill Anderson Kris Anderson Virginia Baker Don Baughman Linda Beehler Lorna Bennett Stefan Berkley Patrick Bixby Dorothy Black Judy Bosworth Barbara Brooks Margot Burgess Jim Bush Helen Chester Carolee Cochran Larry Curtis Kathy Daugherty Kathy Dauwalder Roger Davidson Bert Davila Arlene Desmond Lucille Dieter Lynn Dodson Mike Doll Bruce Donatelli Sheila Donatelli Carol Dover Peggy Fuller William Fuller Kay Gardner Barbara Gerrick Gary Giachino Pat Giertz Carolyn Goddard Judy Goss Stacey Graff Barbara Gregg Judy Hardy 125 Jean Harrison Gunnar Heistein Bill Hicks Bonnie Hutchens Virginia Hutcheson Steve Islava Judy Jacox Barbara Johnson Linda Johnson Elizabeth Johnston Julie Jones Carol Keathley Nancy Kelso Jim Long Brian Low Gerry Main Pat Main Jim Matson Penny McGufl Dale McMillan Marcia McNown Joyce Mellor Gyda Messmer Jim Murdock Diane Nelson Eunice Nuckles Barbara Olin Don Orosz Lois Parkinson Lucille Parkinson Peggy Parks Angela Parizek Bruce Parrott Ron Parry Dave Paulsen Bonnie Pommer Pam Power Pam Priddy Steve Raymond Don Read Jeanne Reeder Channing Robertson David Roark Dennis Rothhaar Tom Rothhaar Steve Rowe Kjell Rudestam Roll Rudestam Pat Ryan Sue Salisbury Chris Schade Linda Schweitzer John Sellars Marilyn Sill Sherrill Sloan Joan Smith Judie Snyder Alice Spitze Alan Stanchlield Chuck Stires Richard Stoll Phyllis Tate Judie Taylor Priscilla Taylor Jennifer Thorn Lee Thorn Darrin Tollin Janet Turnbull Bill Turner Terry Turrell Dick Underwood Laurel Underwood Ronald Vasey Larry Westphal Karl Widmayer Charles Wilson Gary York Not pictured are Karen Abbott, Sharon Baggett, Beverly Bauer, Linda Froeschle, John Noye and Franklin Ruehl. Music Orqc Department Heads The Music Department unde: the able direction : Mr. vVilscn vccat and Mr. Campbell, instrumenta! has led H over H: ih on to many musical achievements. Drum Maior !im Barker. and Majorettes Denise Ryan and Judy Siccum have appeared with the lie-over marching band at football games and parades. The Band under the direction of Mr. Campbrii. performed at football games, assemblies public junctions parades and contests. Its members LEFT SECTION FRONT ROW: J. Morgan. S. Carey. B. Larkin. C. Schmidt. S. McKinder. J. Osborne. SECOND ROW rstene, T. Tytle, D. Capps. B. Jackson. J. McCarthy. THIRD ROW: C. Vasta. D. Gasser. T. Slat--. G. Sisley. M. Haines, J. Frosser. CENTER SECTION. FRONT ROW: G. Kcckonbury. C. McCafferty, S. Vermeers. R. Sleeking. S. Fans. SECOND ROW: R. Vasey. B. Ross, D. Light. T. Rytel, L. Johnson. THIRD ROW: D. Kupliec, B. Reynolds J. Edwards. FOUTH ROW: B. Parrot. S. Sims. J. Muckel. RIGHT SECTION. FRONT ROW: J. Barkor. R. Herrington. B. Kurfess K. Hadley. S. Mey « SECOND ROW: F nthln, D. Longer, G. G:- ;da. B. Full THIRD ROW: D. Quatlo: K. Burker.heim T. Brager. G. Englund, D. Thompson. D. Schimmer. D. Green B. Phillips. 128 nizations Tu isters The spirited Dixieland comro that partici paled at basketball games, pep rallies, and various other school events was the Twist- FRONT ROW: S SECOND ROW: : 3. S: ley. B. Ross. 3. Larkin. Dance Band Th- Dance 3and has performed at PTA Meetings, Victory Dances, the All-School Talent Show and 1'iovid- d the musical accompaniment for this ar's As We S It. Vokim : III Its members FRONT ROW: D. Kupi-■ Barkei. B. Ross, SECOND ROW: S M yor. F. B -nth:n. B. Phillips. D Schimmei. M. Haines. String Ensemble The String Ensemble has performed at several public gatherings and social events during yea FRONT ROW: A. And K. Van Moose. C. Paul L Parkinson. L. Parkinson. SECOND ROW: -.firmer: C. PuOS chei. I- Bailey. G. Pohiman. CONCERT CHOIR—FRONT ROW: Cheryl Crawford. Judy Kelwin. Gina Heaphy. Linda Brand. Accompanist. Nancy Newton. Jette Roa. Joan Causey. Shirley Anderson. Diane McCoy. Kathy Dauwaldor, Cindy Hulsebus. Judy Lowry. Darlene McDado. Marney Leach. Joy Whittier. Marcia McFerren, JoAnn Smithers. SECOND ROW: Judy Cochran. Lynne Gilbert, Gerri Tucker. Joan Pearson. Miriam Lorch. Katrina Hydle, Penny French. Linda Linker Julie Sultenfuss. Chris Creamer, Carol Pollock Nancy Irish. Carol Christophers n. Margot Burgess, Bobbie Munson. THIRD ROW: Chuck Green. Don Snyder. Buford Minor. Wayne Wilson. Michel Doroginsky. Maureen Devlin. Sally Hale. Flo Kurt2, Peggy Hughes, Jim Epperson. Wyatt Burks. Charles Alalmo. Doug Hopkins. Jim Hiner. Terry Turrell. Mike Pitkin. Cecelia Megahan. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Kenneth Wilson, director; John Glover. Jerry Brothen. Bill Hunt. Don Capol. David Conovor. Chris Dawson. Phil Jones. Dick Lifsey. Steve Cameron. Gene Whitney, choir president; Ed Soderblom. C. L. Prow. Jewel Treat. Harold Henry, accompanist. NOT PICTURED: Don Pitcher. Kathleen Jones. Marta Brown, Joyce Detmer. Bertie Patterson, Dean Baker. Richard Cotter, Gary Hanson. Gerri Hancock. Georgia Williams. JUNIOR-SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE—FRONT ROW: Nancy W'holoy. Jackie Armstrong. Arlene Wrhittaker. Bernadine Kelly. Barbara Weeks, Sandy Symons Linda Minick Julie Jones, Virginia Sanders, Sally Martin. Linda Benveniste. Donna Boswell. Heather Gow. Shirley Shore, julie Foster. Sandy Pen- nington. Angie Ciappa. Ann Donato. Sandra King. SECOND ROW: Mr. Norman Jensen. Joan Cummings. Judy Slocum. Toni Thomas. Becky Alamillo. Gail Alicata. LaVmia Griffin. Sharol Wigersma. Barbara Richert. Estelle Pavone. Linda Hoadley. Bobbie Gebo. Barbara Blaut. Carol Carlson. Arlene Harris. Mary Gill. Doris Nolotto. Fran Briandi. Mary Erickson. Nancy Graves. Susan Hall. Sophomore Girls' Glee. FRONT ROW: xm Opecensky. Pal Linqenfolter Rjcha Murray. Botty Cummings. Pal Kirkpatrick. Pam Hill. land Larkin, Jeanne Finley. Judy Nichols. Bonnie LaPenottere. SECOND ROW: Pam Winkleman. Barbara Larson. Barbara Brooks. Pal Ellis. Dixie Jolt. Martha la Jenkins, Alex Bculdin. Rita Lloyd. THIRD ROW: Donna Sullivan. Margaret Haase. Donna Hutchins. Rebecca Nelson, Judy Scott Judy Wonstettler. Marcia Henley. Fae Evans. Roberta Scott, Beverly Touro. FOURTH ROW: Sue Hollenbeck. Jean Henry. Ann Horr. Lucille Dieter, Darlene Oakley. Marilyn Goshorn. Judi Ligon. Bev Hist: Chris McGlasson. Elizabeth Johnston. Nancy Allert. Concert Girls' Glee. FRONT ROW: Warren, Janet Larkin. Carolyn iherrill Sloan, Sue Barsam. Ginny Porterfield. Joann Travalo. ' idi Liq r. Bev Touro LaVima Griffm SECOND ROW: Joyce De mon Jackie Alden, Karen Edwards. Sherry Ziesing. Lynda Hicks, Fran Carlston. Pam Peterson. Pam Winkleman THIRD ROW: L:nda Guerin. Patti Keller Cindy Conrad Bonnie Strand. Robin Lumsden. Jane Sholund. Kathy Finlay Ludeil Strong. Joan Roy. FOURTH ROW: Pam Wierman. Diane Calvert. Julie La Grange Sue Walker. Phyllis Huntsberger. Elayne Strick- land. Linda Staunng. Barbara Pettit, Dens Vina!. Drill Team Ursula Chiabom Susan Decker Judy Allen Peggy Hubble Liz Heaphy Kathy Fallon Delia Kelly Donna Wilson Pat Roisko Norma Erlandson Barbara Williams Kathy Haig Nancy Greer Anita Cloeland Bev Curloo Sharon Gillum Barbara Olin Lynn Dodson Laurel Underwood Patti Peak Linda Decker Cecil Montee Corky Budko Jeanne Reeder Sandi McClain Lana Heller Marky Jacobson Betty Berryman 132 Gerri Hancock Ann Boone Jackie Jones Pam Hepburn Lynda Slone Wary Ann Roip Anita Tegner Priscilla Taylor Marilyn Harder Linda Witten Marilyn McAteer Sharon Shaver Marcia Tambert Joyce McCaskill Sally Hurd Margaret Haase Cheryl Clark Laurel Larson Bonnie Montague Ellen Ncwcom Arlene Jake! Elissa McChesnoy Lorie Phillips Cherrie Clickenger Carolyn Goddard Sally Blackburn Peggy Russ Sharon Baggett Nancy Nelson Sue Moore Diana Cooper Nancy Son Yvonne Roberts Julie L'hresman Linda Disco 133 Girls’ Athletic Association Pat Ford First Semester President Pat Main Second Semester President Girl’s H Club This year the Girls' K Club was led by Margo Fans , hist semester pres,dent and Ncela Scott second semester president. Membership m thi club is limited to those gir.s who receive thirty G.A.A. credits ihe members have taken part m several social activities. 134 Q. A. A. Board 1 :'.'st Semester £ r:d: Scato : an Gyda Mcssmer. secretary; Jean Crane, treasurer. Paid Keller, badminton; Judy Cochran, archery; Marcia Laughlm. drill team; Carcloe Cochran, bowling; Cornne Tress, swimming; Ginny Porterfield, volleyball; Marge Fariss. H Club : resident; L;nda Bishop trampoline; Pa: Main, vice president; Janet Turn: ull. publicity chairman; Judy Nelson, playday manager; Marta Brown. tennis: Linda Beehler. baseball: and Pat Ford, president. Standing are the son : and yell leaders. Priscilla Taylor. Peggy Hughes. Elissa McChesney. Kathy Newton, and Bov Cur’.ce. Q. A. A. Board 2 Second Semester Board; Seated are Patti Keller, secretary; Betsy Kent, treasurer. Joan Causey, publicity chairman, Judy Cochran, chap- lain; Chris McGlasscn. archery; Marcia Laughlin. drill team: Jackie Packard, badminton,- Barbara Larson, bowling; Sheila Murray, volleyball; Noella Scott. H Club president; Linda Bishop, trampoline; Carole Cuccia. baseball; Jean Harrison, swimming; Cindy Conrad, playday manager; Gail Stanchfield. tennis; Jean Crane, vice president; and Pat Mam, president. Standing are the song and yell leaders. Priscilla Taylor. Peggy Hughes, Elissa McChesney. Kathy Newton, and Bev Curlee. 135 136 Volleyball Bowling Baseball R. O. T. C Roger Schmitt Lt. Colonel Bill Fuller Supply Officer Margot Burgoss Honorary Lt. Colonel Bob Rau Colonel Darrin Tollin Honorary Colonel Julie Jones Honorary Lt. Colonel Errol Forkncr Captam I Tom Harvey Lt. Colonel Aaron Austin Captain Barbara Gregg Honorary Captain Bill Ross Beatrice LeCount Captain Honorary Captain Joyce Mellor Honorary Capr life Tom Fanchei Sergeant Man 137 FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: First Platoon “C” Company FRONT ROW: K Sheri. R. A: : • L. L'acret, R. Kuraz, D. Lcwn. SECOND ROW: R. DeLano. R. Burmngham. L. Edwards. L. Larson, T. Roberts. THIRD ROW: D. Gi' - i. R. Abarta, B. Garret:, T, Eperjos©. R. DeShon. Band FRONT ROW: R. Greene wait, R. Brad- ley D, McCalferty. B. Poller. SECOND ROW: J. Milzner, T. Tytle. D. Lifsey. D. Rothhaar. THIRD ROW: B. Eisele. R. Stocking, M. George. N. Slat- FOURTH ROW: D. Gh st. G. Sir-ley. G. Wiswell. E. Hageman. FIFTH ROW: S. Simms. K. Burkenhiom. D. Quattlcbaum, D. Par mentier. Second Platooi “C” Company Chris Schamol. Platoon Leader. FRONT ROW: M. Minore. D. Potter. J. Jensen. B Micks, J. Hollister T. Marek. SECOND ROW: M. Lorner. J. Krill T. Lyons. J. Murdock. G. Lehman. J. Siple. THIRD ROW: J. McCaskill. R. Headley. C. Pipor. J. Beck. J. Prichard. D. Norton, First Platoon D” Company worth. Platoon S :■ FRONT ROW: N 3a:-;-: D. 1.! Troiger. r. 'awrski B. Toy] SECOND ROW: T. Sharpe. D. Higgins. F. Ruehl. S. Thompson. L. Peters. W. Siracke. THIRD ROW: B. Worden, J. Casper. B. Ball. D. Sokol R. Baxter. - Drill Team FRONT ROW: T. Van Wormer, W. Harshman, P. Cripps. B. Low. B. Schm-.dt. T LaBlauc. SECOND ROW: E Calkin. M. Blair. B. Roudobush, D. Smith A. La Vo. m Second Platoon D” Company Gar StrohLehn. Platoon Leader FRONT ROW: N. Howard. U. Walker. G. Knowl- •on B. Rochat. R V inder. SECOND ROW: D. Davis J. Seels. C. Stires. P Norcutt. B. Weger. THIRD ROW: B. Lun- gren, S. Gehrt. C. Hotvedt, S. Widmayer. J. Taylor. :t I V I T I E s Queen Suzi The sweetest garland to the sweetest maul. —T ickill Sweet and vivacious Suzi Keenan reigned supreme as Scroll Day Queen. Her cheery cooperative spirit inspires 142 all who know her. King Charlie Good nature and good sense must ever join. —Pope Charlie Kittleson's friendly smile and helpful ways have not gone unnoticed by his fellow students. Thus he has been chosen to rule as Scroll Day King. Scroll Mewed an they who have the gift of mak- ing friends. fin it t om of Cod’s best giftv -MurIi.x Small wonder that Maureen Devlin has the love and friendship of everyone. She fairly radiates personality. His goal can’t escape him. - Rili' Barney Sofro wears the Hoover colors with pride to himself and honor to our school. 144 lleauty is expression. Milkl Where enthusiasm and school spirit is needed Marta Brown is sure to be there. She has been a vital part of all Hoover activities. ‘tis the mind that makes the hotly rich. Iijkfspcjrc A wonderful person to know and work with is Karl Widmayer. He is always ready to do his share and more. Court .oo l humor is nlit'oys a siutrss. — I.av.llci Well liked and admired for his pleasing {personality Randy Siefkin has had no trouble making friends. l .run ;nn in nil lim slrfrs, in rvrry gf tutr itigntly. Milton With a pleasant smile and a happy word Sally Haugen has many admirers. I or tin goo t me always ihr nicriy I nl l! r of Doonrv Sue Lev is with her calm grace and beau- ty has become a favorite of us all. ISrrvily is ihr soul of wit. 145 A pleasing personality and friendly dis- position have won Dave Hepburn a po- sition on the Scroll Court. Homecoming Court Against a background of purple and white banners, Queen Sandy and prin- cesses Bobbie Munson, Beth Heckel, Julie LaGrange, and Flo Saunders pre- sented an unforgetable vision of beauty in Hayhurst Hall on Beat Glendale Day. Reigning regally over homecoming activities is delightful Queen Sandy Goode. Her blue eyes sparkling, Queen Sandy was escorted down the aisle by varsity co-captain Jim Burdett who be- stowed the traditional kiss upon a radiant queen. 146 Beat Glendale Daq Activities The Senior speaker, Randy Siefkin, took honors for his powerful speech. Following their theme, Beat Glendale, the Senior Class presented a hilarious skit which pictured Glendale High students as beatniks. Led onward by their peppy song and yell leaders, the Junior Class showed so much enthusiasm that they won the spirit activities for Beat Glendale Day. Clad in white shirts, the three classes en- tered Hayhurst Hall for the traditional Beat Glendale Day competition. At the end of the assembly, Ed O'Leske, Senior Class presi- dent, received the coveted trophy for the best overall activities on Beat Glendale Day from Queen Sandy Goode. The Sophomores Cremated the Crackers in their prize winning skit. 147 Junior Beauty lives with kindness. —Shakespeare Lovely Queen Lorraine Mineci reigned over the Junior Prom, Christmas In Contempo. She looked radiant in her full length baby blue formal, and held a beautiful bouquet of white carnations. Pictured with Queen Lorraine are princesses Ursula Chiabotti, Judy Goss, Peggy Hubbell, and Lynda Hicks. With this charm- ing court, Christmas In Contempo will be long remembered. 148 Prom The well-known Dave Pell Octet played soft, romantic music from a bandstand of blue satin and colored foil. Over three hundred couples enjoyed danc- ing among the modern Christmas decorations of the Junior Prom. Many loyal senior class members under the di- rection of their Vice-President, Charlie Kittleson, worked hard for many days to make Christmas in Contempo a big success. 149 Draft CHRIS DAWSON ED O'LESKE KING NICK PRAPOPOULOS STEVE REIP BARRY WINNINGHAM Dance Members of the first and sec- ond semester cabinets worked hard for many long hours to make the traditional Draft Dance a huge success. After being crowned by Marta Brown, Girls' League president, King Nick and his handsome court reigned reg- ally over the Draft Dance festivities. A Knight To Remember provided a very enjoyable evening for over 300 couples who came and danced to the music of Dick Slavett's band. 151 Informal Dances There was plenty of punch and cookies served from the cute pink and white refresh- ment stand at the Sophomore Dance. Springtime Carrousel, the second annual Sophomore charity dance; proved to be an outstanding success. One of the most successful informal dances this year was the 'Sock Hop at Christmas time. Many students danced to the music of the Hoover dance band during lunch and part of the fifth period. After the dance Mr. Shochat led us in singing some Christmas carols. 152 R.O.T.C. Militarii Ball The annual Military Ball, sponsored by the R.O.T.C. units of Glendale and Hoover High Schools and held at the American Legion Hall, was again this year a big success. Many R.O.T.C. cadets and their dates had Refreshments, including this beautiful cake, a wonderful time dancing to the music of the were served downstairs in the Hall. Dave Silverstone band. 153 Senior Prom Queen Peedie Jones With stars in her eyes Queen Peedie Jones reigned gra- ciously over the Senior Prom, surrounded by her six lovely princesses, Olga Koppen, Connie Jorgensen, Karen Beers, Darrin Tollin, Joyce Detmer, and Fonda Smith. Olga Koppen Connie Jorgensen Court 155 Joqce Detmer Fonda Smith Girls’ Daq The prize-winning Junior skit, under the direction of Laurie Stanfill, was a hilarious comedy fashion show. The second semester Girls' League Board worked very hard planning and organizing the activities for Activity Day. The Senior skit had terrific variety with everything from the Charleston to Can-Can girls. As usual, the women's faculty presented a very humorous skit. Their production was entitled Little Red, Red, Red, Riding Hood. Among the games played on Activity Day was an exciting tug-a-war between the wo- men's faculty and the girls. 156 Boqs’ Daq Several weeks of beard-growing came to a climax on this day when the beard contest was judged. These boys were chosen as winners for having the most unique, unusual, and luxurious beards. Big Jim Burdett runs across the finish line at the track meet which was among the Boy's Day activities. Boxing and wrestling were also among the athletic events in the boys' gym. Boys' Day proved to be a lot of fun for the guys who entered the many track and field events. One of the highlights of the boy's events was a faculty-student basketball game. In this picture Mr. Cassell is shown bravely guarding Jim Tschida. Entertaining One of the highlights of Hoover's talent show was The Dance of the Sugar- Plum Fairies brilliantly per- formed by Mike Sikie, Fred- die Alexander, Chuck Fes- ler, Jim Tschida, and Martin Hamer. Hoover's favorite? songleaders, Charlie Kittleson, Marty White, and Forrest Beaty are showing their skill at songleading during our pep assembly on Twirp Day. An entertaining and humorous program was given by violinist, Mr. Jan Rubini, and his son who accompanied him on the piano. The Redlands University Choir presented a program of music from the Broadway musical, The Music Man. 158 Assemblies Gerri Hancock, first semester president of Girls' League, in- troduces models at the annual Girls' League fashion show. On October 27, 1959, the Surfers presented a pro- gram of fascinating Ha- waiian music. Forrest Beaty, John Peterson and Donna Reinecke are shown demonstrating their skill at hula dancing.- One of the Four Flats is caught in the middle of a sneeze during the entertaining program of Barber Shop quartet music. John Goddard, world traveler, is pictured with Suzi Keenan, first semester Director of Assemblies. Again this year Mr. Goddard presented an exciting program including movies of his Kilimanjaro trip. Our Plaq Pal Zemke and Barbara Gregg worked very hard as surdent directors oi ihe play. Drama coach. Mr. Kobert Baker, was responsible ter a successful production of You Can't Take It With You. How about it? asks Ed of his ballerina wife. Essie, who replies It's all right with mo it •t's all right with Grandpa. Penelope Sycamore Essie ........... Rhefca .......... Paul Sycamore. Mr. Do Pinna..... Ed............... Donald........... Marlin Vanderhof. . Alice ........... Mr. Henderson. Tony Kirby....... Boris Kolenkhov... Gay Wellington . . Mr. Kirby........ Mrs. Kirby....... Olga ............ The Three Men.... The Martin Vanderhof family and friends are pictured here as they sit down to a typ ica! dinner consisting oi cornflakes, catsup, and candy. 160 You Can’t Take It With You Mr. and Mrs. Kirby seem to feel very out of place in the strange Vandcrhc! heme, as shown by this scent where Mr. Kolenkhov gives Mr. Kirby a wrestling lesson. Pam ; we: [ laying the part c! Gay Wellington. Broadway actress addicted to sleeping pills added a hilarious touch to the amusing play. ............Sally Hale ............Karen Beers ............Jewel Evans ..........Tom Anderson ..........Clifton Jolley ..............Jim Grcth .............Ed Spangler .........Chris Capomgro ............Suo Parkins ............Mike Hamos ...........Dennis Quinn ......Howard Faverman .............Pam Power .........Steve Raymond .........Chris McGIasscn ............Saily Nethery Steve Webber. Lee Thorn. Chns Schamel .n as Mr i Pinna, is sh wn modeling the- latest in Roman togas while he poses for Penny to paint his portrait. As U e See It Under a ceiling of spark- ling stars and a back- ground of flowing formals, the Concert Choir sang a sequence of romantic songs. Mr. Kenneth Wilson, choir director, with the help of Mr. Campbell, band director, and Mr. Palmateer, stage director, made the musical possible. Due to Mr. Wilson's ingenuity and hard work, this year's production was even more spec- tacular than usual. Talented tenor, Doug Hopkins, added an extra highlight to the musical with his out- standing solo. Four rather terrifying Indian braves corner squaw, Joan Causey, in the song, Pass That Peace Pipe. 162 -Volume III Charlie Alaimo and Florice Kurtz both sang solos in the New York City sequence of the musical. A romantic scene was created by a modern ballet while the choir sang, Heaven Drops Her Curtain Down. This number proved to be one of the favorites in the show. The Performing Dance Club danced a soft-shoe to the music of the choir singing, Forty-second Street. The several dances added variation to the musical. This year's musi- cal featured a poli- tical sequence as a parody on election year. They carried on a musical cam- paign supporting Alexander Pot for president. 163 Speci'a Many loyal and spirited Hooverites turned out at every basketball game to cheer on our victorious team. Yum-Yum, says Jim Bush after sampling the goods at the P.T.A. cake sale. At the annual Basketball Banquet, Allen Young was presented with the Most Valuable Player of the Year award for his terrific point scoring. We students at Hoover are very lucky to have such a good-natured fac- ulty that is always will- ing to join in on the fun. Here they are shown per- forming in the talent show. 166 Activities This year Hoover's student body has ex- perienced many enjoyable activities under the direction and leadership of our two presi- dents, John McCarthy and Barry Winning- ham. During election time Hoover's halls were decorated with millions of posters as en- thusiastic candidates launched cam- paigns. Jean Ball and Judy Cochran, piled high with many books, struggle to open a door on Twirp Day while Tom Tremble stands by enjoying the good service. Melanie Bouer, Girl's League entertain- ment chairman, presents Mr. Roy Vujovich with a gift for being The Father with the Bluest Eyes at the Girls' League Dad- Daughter Dinner. 167 H L E T I MALCOLM MAC KIN NON DON HERMAN BOB HENRY SAM NICHOLSON KEITH WHITE Varsitij Football FRONT ROW: Mosiff Ak-xana : H-;!i. V.'h:-- Ma:qua:dt. Thrash V quo;-. Christman. Siki- . Burdo::. Buck land. Prapopoulos. Kmsoloy SECOND ROW: Joach MacKinnon. C - h Sintii;:.' .; Murray. Lscitra. G: Br.ckman, Hansen. Dawson. Marotta, Gum. Horold. Fuller. Weimer C'.cch V.'h M ;r. Hun- THIRD ROW: Beaty. He; :,um. Nichols. Carh.o:� , B ruchamp. Adair. McQuoid. Tschida. Road. Lehman. Pleasant. 1959 seemed to be the year for Ed Siminski’s gridders, but injuries and an ever-present second half letdown placed the Tornadoes in the Foothill League cellar with a 2-7 won-lost record. In the first two practice games against Alhambra and Mark Keppel, returning lettermen Mike Sikie, Jim Tschida, Gerry Murray, Jack Kniseley, Jim Burdett, Gary Gum, Don Read, and Chris Dawson sparked Tornado victories. The next two teams, Franklin and San Marino, proved too much for the Purples. The league was the same old story. Hoover bowed in order to Pasadena, Muir, Burroughs, Burbank, and to Foothill League Champion, Glendale. Sophomore sensation Forrest Beaty looked good in these games, along v ith his junior teammates Marty White, Bob Fuller. Dick Christman, Steve Pleasant, and Jim Marquardt. Although the Tornadoes did not have a winning season, the year was very valuable for rebuilding and gaining experience for the Juniors and Sophomores that played much of the time. With the returning lettermen that are coming back, the Tor- nadoes look forward to a formidable season. 171 Forres! Beaty (9) takes a pass from Danng” Don Read for a sizable gam against the Al- hambra Moors. Despite a strong fourth quarter surge by the Moors. Hoover held on for a 21-19 victory. Gerry Murray and Mike Sikie sparked the Tornado victory. Practice Games Mike Sikie (26) is brought down by two Franklin tacklors after picking up valuable yardage. Jim Burdett (70) and Jack Kniseley (60) watch the play after executing their blocks. Heads up play by Steve Voight paced Franklin to a 19-6 victory over the Tor- nadoes. 172 !.{ik ? Sikio (26) takes a perfect pitchoul from Don Read as Tom Harold (86) comes up lo load the Hoover interference. Hoover 0 Muir 20 Hoover entered its first league game of the 1959 season boast- ing a two win-two loss record. Despite occasional shows of power by Hoover, a superior Muir team triumphed by a score of 20-0. The first quarter promised an exciting game, for neither team was able to score until the Tornadoes fumbled to set up the Muir score. Muir again threatened with another drive to the Tornado 6 late in the second quarter. After throwing two incomplete pass- es, Muir quarterback, Brian Rapp, threw to the end zone where Forrest Beaty snagged it. The fieet Tornado halfback evaded the entire Muir team for a spectacular gain of 70 yards before slipping on the wet turf at the Muir 35. Hoover had moved the ball to the Muir 20 when the half ended. The second half began with another Muir score, putting them ahead 14 to 0. Hoover took the kickoff and marched to the Muir 22, where the drive was halted. Muir took control and 9 plays later scored their third and final touchdown. The rest of the game was composed of short drives by each team until the final gun was sounded. 173 With Don Read (10) leading the charge. Mike Sikie (26) sweeps the end against the Burroughs Bulldogs. Hoover 7 Burroughs 12 Hoover's second half letdown again appeared against Bur- roughs as Hoover was defeated 12-7. Burroughs took the opening kickoff and pushed close to the Hoover goal. Indian quarterback Harvey Holt took to the air on the Purple 40. Sophomore speedster Forrest Beaty grabbed the pass on the Hoover 16, and raced 84 yards down the sidelines for the score. Murray's point made the score 7-0. Hoover offense seemed to sputter and die after Beaty's run. Unable to move the ball, the Tornadoes made only 3 first downs during the entire game. Late in the third quarter, Burroughs took the ball on their own 27, and in only 9 plays scored. The extra point was too wide, making the score 7-6. Hoover took the kickoff and moved the ball to their own 41, where they punted. Gerry Murray's 54 yard punt into the Bur- roughs' end zone seemed to be a huge barrier. But then, the Hoover defense collapsed, allowing a score only 4 plays later. Joe Licitra blocked the extra point, putting the Indians ahead 12-7, a lead Hoover was unable to overcome. 174 Gary Gum (85) grabs a pass !rom a Burbank doiendor. Despite a last mmutc- rally by the Tornadoes, the Bulldogs held on ior a 20-13 v.-in. Hoover 13 Burbank 20 Probably the most exciting Tornado game was the Burbank encounter, which saw the Bulldogs emerge as the victors by a score of 20-13. The Bulldogs drew first blood, marching 65 yards after taking the kickoff. Mike Weimer broke through to block the extra point. The Tornadoes got their first break of the game when A1 Leh- man recovered a Burbank fumble. Quarterback Don Read's pass to Mike Weimer put the Tornadoes in scoring position. Seven plays later Hoover scored as Dick Christman crashed the center. Murray's kick made the score 13-7 as the half ended. Early in the third guarter the Tornadoes got another break as Jack Kniseley intercepted a deflected Bulldog pass. The Tor- nadoes moved to the Bulldog 6, where they gave up the ball on dov ns. Burbank took the ball and drove to the Hoover 5, where an end sweep made the score 20-7. Hoover, unable to move the ball, was forced to punt. Burbank bobbled the punt and Forrest Beaty recovered for the Tornadoes. Don Read scored 7 plays later; Murray's kick was blocked, making the score 20-13. In the final minutes of the game, the Tornadoes pushed 87 yards in 11 plays to the Burbank 1 inch line when the gun sounded. 175 Pasodena's W. H. Butler is qarg-tackled by Tornadoes Bruce Mac Vicar (80). foe Licitra (dented helmet), and Mike Weimer. Hoover 6 Pasadena 35 The Tornadoes entered the Pasadena game with hopes of salvaging their 2-5 season record. But the Bulldogs overpowered the Tornadoes, as Hoover, playing by far their worst game of the season, was buried, 35-6. The game started quickly as Pasadena racked up three rapid touchdowns before the first quarter ended. Halfback W. H. But- ler the Bulldog offensive star, set up all of the Pasadena scores. Pasadena added another score in the second quarter on a choice 55 yard run by Butler. Hoover's weak offense collapsed as the half ended with the score, Pasadena 28—Hoover 0. Hoover's lone moment of glory occurred early in the third quarter. The shaky Tornado defense held the Bulldogs for the first time all evening. The Bulldogs in turn were forced to punt. Fleet halfback fim Marquardt fielded the punt and, on the next play from scrimmage, raced 65 yards for the only Hoover score. Gerry Murray's kick for the extra point was blocked. Early in the fourth quarter Pasadena's reserves added an- other touchdown making the score 35-6. At this point, Coach Ed Siminski sent in his reserves who played out the game. 176 Hoover 6 Glendale 19 The annual Hoover-Glendale rivalry again flared as the Dynamiters took their fifth straight classic by whipping the Tornadoes, 19-6. Underdog Hoover jumped into an early lead in the first quarter. The Tornadoes took the kickoff and, sparked by Forrest Beaty, moved to the Glendale 22-yard line. Here quarterback Don Read threw a beautiful pass to Gary Gum for the touch- down. The try for the extra point was unsuccessful. At this point Glendale's left-half, Tom Seabold, began to shine, ripping off forty yards in four plays, and climaxing it with a two yard smash for the first Dynamiter score. The Tornadoes took the kickoff, but stalled in their tracks. Glendale took over, and with the help of Seabold and all- C.I.F. guard, Damon Bame, ripped off sixty-two yards in nine plays, adding Glendale's second touchdown. During the second half the Tornadoes could pierce no farther than the Dynamiter 38-yard line. However, Tom Seabold and his crew drove ninety-one yards for the final Glendale score. The game ended with Glendale the victor, 19-6. 177 ■■i Jim Burdett. Capi. Sr.. T. 6'. 190 Marquarat. Halfback Hansen. End Weimor. Halfback Alexander. Halfback Don dead, Capl. Sr.. OB. S' 11 . 1SS Vasques—Quarterback I lalltsey—Erui 1959 Hoover Tornadoes Chris Dawson—T Sr.. 6' 1 . 19S Tom Her old—E Jr.. S' 11 . 18S Buckland -Fullback Fuller—Linebacker Mike Sikie—HB Sr.. S' 11 ISO T ornc Licrtra Guard Beauchamp- -Guard 1 3 3 i Prapopoulos—Fullback 59 ver does Hepburn—Guard Thrash Guard Jack Knisclcy —G Si S' 10 190 Jim Tsohida G Sr.. 6' 16S MM Groon—Tackle L£ „-«-V iw ? m Forrest Booty—HB Soph.. 5' 11 . 164 Tornc Gorry Murray. OB Sr.. 6'. 175 3 ver 3 does Carlson. Quarrorback White. Halfback Dick Christman. FB Jr.. S' 8 . 190 JV Football FRONT ROW: Wi rkersham, Quinn. Capel. Weaver. Wood. Frey. Stoddard-Cap!.. Wright. SECOND ROW: Milligan. Hersh Rice. Yeung. Flaherty Shandra. Ramagc-Capt.. M.V.P.. Clark. Carter. THIRD ROW: Coach White Bcnham. Read. 3uflhanv Lousen Johnson. Brockman. Rose. J.V. Cocaptains Ron Stoddard and Stan Homage watch Ccach White diagram a play. Experience was the word for the J.V. football team at Hoover this year. Although they did not win any games, the Tornadoes, composed entirely of Sopho- mores and Juniors, gained valu- able experience under game conditions. Leading the way for Hoover were Co-captains Ron Stoddard and Stan Ramage along with Frank Shandra, Don Capel, Bob Williams, Jack Bonham, Bob Weaver, and Courtland Wood. Bee Football FRONT ROW: ano. Carono. Slupp. Foitnor, Valos ?k. Oliver. Dowoll. Slalor. Fabian. SECOND ROW: Oslrow- an. J. Aloxandor. Horsfall. Kolloy. Murphy. Burks. Soronson. Turrall, WyaU. Bakor. Koski. THIRD ROW: Morris. Kinney, Shanklin. Galloway. Glava. Wood. Harpt-r, Levroit. Crawford, Russ. Islava. McFarlano. Milnor. Borroson. Shopard. Frick. B. Alexander. With only four returning lettermen. Coach Novinger seemed to have his work cut out for him in his initial season as head coach of the Bees. But fighting spirit and good clean play, led to a very successful season with the Cyclones losing only to Foothill Champion Glendale in league play. While Fred Shier, Lynn Fortner, Bill Frick, and John Levrett provided the experience, Ray Valasek, Terry Turrell, Bill Fabian, Steve Glava, Denny Baker, Jim Dowell, Ted Butland, Denny Oliver, and Bob Slater fought their way up from Junior Bees to first string positions along with Sophomores Rick Russ, Dan Mc- Farlane, Ron Morris, Jim Sorenson, and Jerry Wyatt. Starting the season with a spine tingling 7-6 defeat at the hands of a powerful Mark Keppel eleven, the Tornadoes pro- ceeded to stop Alhambra 27-0 and to halt Franklin's three-year winning streak 6-0 before running into a rugged San Marino sguad to whom they lost a hard fought 12-0 decision. In the open- ing league game last second heroic actions by Frick salvaged a 19-19 tie which stopped Muir's four-game winning streak. In the succeeding games the Cyclones bowled over Burroughs 19-0, Burbank 20-7, and Pasadena 15-7. The Rose Bowl was next and after tremendous effort the Lightweights emerged with a 7-6 halftime lead only to be mowed down in the second half by the all victorious Blasters. 185 Defending against the potent Glendale passing attack are Bob Slate: (13). Jetty Wyatt (10) and Dan McFarlane. W yatt—Quarterback Bake: Tackle Kelley—Halfback Slater—Halfback Shepard—Linebacker Russ — Tailback Burks — Tacklo Lovictt — Tailback Alexander — Tackle Dtradoorian — Linebacker Co-Capt. Bill Frick goes after a hobbled ball as Fred Shier (31) and co-capt. Lynn Forinor (36) come in to assist. In the last seconds Frick made a sensational endzone catch to salvage a 19-19 lie with Muir. McFar'.ane. Safety Shier. Wingback Fabian. Tackle Oliver. Guard Fortner. Ena Capt. Steve Glava (23) geo all the way as Jerry Wyatt (10) sets himsel: to block anyone who trios to stop him. Cross Countrq FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: Geer. Snoil. Parkin. D. Brown. Thobutn. Williams. Holf. THIRD ROW: Blanchard Trc-m: V; . Ar.de:;; r; Emery. Kl« mm J. Brown Don Brown. Varsity Captain chocks his time with Coach Sam Nicholson. With an inexperienced squad of only one senior on the Varsity, the 1959 Cross Country Team seemed destined to a year of rebuilding. However, while rebuilding they estab- lished themselves as one of the powers of the C.I.F. The Tornadoes battled their way to a second place finish in the league, a white ribbon in C.I.F. competition, and a 5-1-1 seasonal record. Leading the way for the Tornadoes was Junior Bill Anderson whose time of 9:17 earned him the right to help carry the Olympic torch to Squaw Valley for the 1960 Olympics. The next men in line were Juniors Wayne Wilson, 9:28, and Don Brown, 9:26. Bob Blanchard was top man for the league-champion Sophomores, breaking the school record at 9:36. Senior Mike Haines led the Junior Varsity to a second place in league. Water Polo FRONT ROW: Tclivar. Thompson. Reynolds. Siorm. Breslow. SECOND ROW: Yancey. L. Raymond. O'Losko. Prosser. Vcscolus. Bixby. Jewsbury. Walker. Withers. J. Cunningham. Giachino. Freeth, Craiq. THIRD ROW: D White Peterson. Johnson. McGeagh. Svonds r ite. Clough son. Moody. Dohren. G. Cunningham, Robertson. Discussing the success of the Water Polo team this year are Coach Charlos Rankin and Captains Brian V.'hite and Roger Svcndsen. Hoover's Water Polo team had an excellent record this year. Out of 12 games played, the varsity won 10 and lost 2. The first string team included: Rich McGeagh, who received Honor- able Mention, All C.I.F.; Brian White and Roger Svendsen, cap- tains; Bill Gibson, Bill Clough; and Hal Moody. These players, along with Substitutes Ron John- son, Glen Cunningham, and Mark Dohren, helped make Hoo- ver the number two C.I.F. Free Lance team, with Whittier being number one in this category. Varsitif Basketball FRONT ROW: ry. SECOND ROW: So:to. Rondou. Reid. Williams. Sellars, McCar- thy and Mg:. Aiairr. THIRD ROW: B .. n Hallahon. Pedrick, Or Hill. Kn-.■• •!• n ir.d Mgr. Scderbloom. With only one returning letterman, Cap- tain Steve Reip, the Tornado cagemen look- ed far from the title contenders. The start- ing line-up consisted of Reip, a senior; two juniors recruited from the Bee's; and a Sophomore. However, a fighting team spirit and outstanding individual performances by substitutes, as well as the first string, produced one of the outstanding team rec- ords in Hoover history. Led through the practice season by A1 Young and Steve Sabins, the Tornadoes entered the League v ith only four losses in 15 games. However, three of these loss- es came at the hands of the top three seed- ed teams in the C.I.F. In League play, Hoover swept through Muir, Burrough's, Burbank, and Pasadena., Then came the tv o crucial games with Glendale. After two hard struggles the Dyno's emerged with the League Championship. Three boys received post season honors. Captain Reip received All-Foothill League recognition, as did Steve Sabins. Junior, A1 Young was not only chosen for All- League honors, but was selected as one of the twenty top players in the C.I.F. Also helping the Tornadoes on to second place in the Foothill League were Juniors, Gary Kennick and John Sellars; Seniors, Chuck Nelson and Barney Sofro; and Sophomore Rod Rondou. 191 Hoover . ... 59 71 Muir................ 57 60 The underrated Mustangs, led in each game by Junior All-Leaguer Larry Parker, pro- vided plenty of opposition for the high-flying Tornadoes. The first game was a spine tingler all the way with A1 Young, Steve Reip, and Steve Sabins leading the v ay for Hoover with 12, 14, and 18 points, respectively. The second game produced the finest individual per- formance in the Tornado Season, when A1 Young slipped 31 points through the nets. Sabins and Reip helped the cause with 12 and 10 points, respectively. Red Rcndou (IS) ar.d Stove Reip (6) combine their talents to gain possession of the ball in the Tornadoes' game against Muir. League Hoover . ... 76 82 Burroughs. . 69 49 Although the ace scorer Kent Kinsala drop- ped in 40 points in the two games, they could not withstand the well-rounded Tornadoes. In the first game it was again A1 Young and Steve Sabins leading the attack against the Indians. Young fired 17 points, and Sabins contributed 14. The surprise of the game was when substi- tute Barney Sofro stepped into a starting role with a sparkling 15 point effort. The second game produced another spectacular perform- ance by Young who scored 27 points. Sabins hit the nets for 19 points, and Gary Kennick contributed 13 points. Games 192 Gary Kennick (12) demonstrates his ability as he executes a lay-up shot for 2 , unto against the Indians A Burroughs High School. Hoover . Burbank Sieve Reip (6) ar.d r. Your.? A) bavie twc Burbank defenders on ihe beards as Gary Konnick sets himself for a possible rebound shot. 70 73 33 52 Burbank, already defeated twice in pre- league games by Hoover, was no match for the powerful Tornadoes. In the first game the 7-11 combination of A1 Young and Steve Sa- bins dropped in 30 points. They were aided by team captain, Steve Reip, who returned to form with 14. In the second game, it was again the Big Three, Young, Reip, and Sabins, leading the way. The All-C.I.F. star, Young, scored 17 and All-leaguers, Reip and Sabins, fired 10 and 19, respectively. Hoover .... 56 66 Pasadena . . 51 50 Pasadena's contribution to the all-league selections, Vern Holloway, provided all the competition for Coach Bob Henry's all-con- quering Tornadoes. In the first game he had help from forwards, Filger and Bias, which kept the game even through the first three quarters. However, A1 Young's 21 points, Baney Sofro's 14, and fine clutch perform- ances by Sofro and Steve Reip preserved the victory. In the second game Holloway had no help, and Young (18 points), Reip (15 points) and Sabins, (14 points) made sure Hoover had notched its eighth league victory. Stove Sabins makes an easy lay-in over a dumbfounded Pasadena player. Stove Roip (6). Steve Sabins and Chuck Nelson (5) are al! over Dynamiter Captam Jim Henderson (3) as All-C.l.F. stars Al Young (11) and Tom Dose look on. Hoover .... 40 47 Glendale ... 50 51 After sweeping the rest of the league. Hoover's mighty Tornadoes moved into the spacious L.A. State gym to play the equally undefeated Dynamiters from Glendale led by All-C.l.F. Player of the Year, Tom Dose. Dose proved the deciding factor in both games as Glendale twice emerged the victor. In the first game both teams were tense and excited resulting in sloppy shooting and ineffective floor play by everybody ex- cept Dose, whose 27 points paced the win. The Dynamiters were never headed in the games as Dose used his 6'8 in every way possible. Hoover's All-C.l.F. Player, Al Young, along with reserve, Chuck Nelson, led the Tornado attack with 12 points apiece. Tornado captain, Steve Reip, who was averaging 14 points a game, was un- able to score. This proved to be the decid- ing factor. The second game was a nip and tuck affair with the Tornadoes ahead most of the way. Placing a three man defense on Dose, the Hoover quintet stopped the one man team.' With only two men on the rest of the Dynamiter squad, Hagen, Wynn, Henderson, and Weaver simply passed the ball around until one had an open shot. Leading the Hoover five were Young with 16 points and Reip with 14. The Tornadoes held the lead until less than 1 Vi minutes remained in the game. Glendale then tied it up and pulled ahead to win by 4 points. 194 Hoover . Glendora 52 56 Steve Reip (6) jumps up for 2 of his 16 points against the Glendora Tartans in the C.l.F. Play- offs. Setting him: - If for the rebound is Hoover's most valuable player. A1 Young. C.l.F. Plai offs Hoover went into the C.l.F. Playoffs with high hopes. Their first assignment was the Tartans from Glendora. Led by their Captain, Steve Reip, (6) the Tornadoes put up a tre- mendous fight all the way in front of a highly partisan Glendora gathering. Reip scored 16 points, and all-C.I.F. star, A1 Young, added 10 points to his soaring season average. Even though Reip and Young mus- tered 26 points, it was to no avail. With this loss, the Tornadoes closed a very successful 19-6 season. Gary Kenntck-F 61 . Jr. Rod RondouF $'4' Soph 114 SolIarsGuard Stove Roip -Cap; S:.. 6'4 . C. V illiams-Forv ard McCarthy-Guard C. Nelson-Guard Pednck-Center Bee Basketball The Bees did not keep up to the record of the powerful Cyclones of '59, but with no returning letterman and a new coach, they did a creditable job. The team, com- posed mostly of Sophomores, did a fine job in pre-season action with their best effort being a narrow four point defeat at the hands of the undefeated league champions, Glendale. In league play the Cyclones started out like their team name would suggest, with a victory over the highly favored Colts from Muir. Then the winds diminished. Superior height and experience proved to be the downfall of Coach Frank Fletcher's winded crew as they lost their last nine games. Most of the games were hard fought to the last minute with the Hoover Five always on the losing end. Top scorer and rebounder for the Bees was the only experienced man on the team, Roger Day, a Junior. Day led the team with his brilliant shooting eye and fighting team spirit. Because of these factors, Roger was the unanimous choice of team Captain and Most Valuable Player. The top foul shooter on the team was Sophomore Hart- mut Klein. Coach Fletcher's choice for the Most Improved Player went to another Sop- homore, Bob Painter. Helping the Tornado cause were Sophomores Johnny Wilson, Wayne Lund, Herb Depp, and Junior Mark Erlander. FRONT ROW: S. Lund B H j kins, R. Day. M. Abhrams. J. Morgan. Coach I SECOND ROW: H. E Diradoorian. M. Whits E. Seder: THIRD ROW: J. Wilson. J. N’aye. P. Shea. K. Simila. K. Irish. W. Lund. H. Klein. 198 Captain Roger Day of the Bee team shows fine form as he trios to clinch the game for Hoover. 199 Bob Painter is hoping to add two sorely needed points to the Cyclones' ever-mounting total. Hopkins Painter A Cyclone gees up into the air with a jump shot, gaining two points ior Hoover. It's another two points 1 or the Hoover Cyclones. Shea Swimming FRONT ROW: {Cattleman, Tolivar, Bales. Devlin. Jcnkoy. Storm. Bert:: ynolds, Giachlno, Main, Smith. Hearn. Platt. SECOND ROW: rison. Walker Smith Prosser, Alexander. Masterson. Vescelus. Bixby, Lind- in Withers, J. Cunningham, Gayer. Freeth, Yancey. THIRD ROW: J,' :r. [. Wh.v. r. k .Vh;,c Clough. Ruse Johnson. Smets. McGeagh. Svondsen. Moody. G. Cunningham. Craig. Shumpert, Gibson, Mgr. Dohron. Hoover's Varsity Swim Team broke nine out of ten school rec- ords during the 1959-1960 sea- son. Talented Sophomore Rich McGeagh swam his way to two C.I.F. records and one National record. Rich shows great prom- ise for future Hoover swim squads. Other outstanding swimmers were Ricky Russ and Roger Svendsen. Roger, who has won a sv imming letter during each of his three years at Hoover, broke two school records, the 200 freestyle and the 400 free- style. Our swimmers closed a very successful season with the fol- lowing League record: W L Varsity 3 2 Bee 4 1 Cee 4 1 201 A NATIONAL CHAMPION IS BORN AT HOOVER HIGH SCHOOL. Rich McGoagh swam his way to national acclaim in the 200 indi- vidual medley with a time of 2:09.S. The relay team is practicing starts for those upcoming meets. In the water is 3i'.i Craig. Ready to dive is Jerry Alexander. Rick Russ and Roger Svendsen look on. Senior members of the swim team execute their last dive of the season. These seniors have contributed much to all divisions of swimming, which made this year's team a great suc- cess. Tennis FRONT ROW: :r:d Goiald Willson. SECOND ROW: Jerry Borreson. Ron Nichols. Paul Forman. Bruce 7 m F •hh.-a: Alan Star.chf.-Id. T oy E«. Stove H ws D' nms Ts wbridge. Andy Pcstana. and C. L. Prow. Coach Kenneth Wilson m discussing court strategy with Patt Mc-if and Bob Gindra. the two top men on the racket squad. Although the squad's ranks had been depleted because of graduating seniors. Coach Wilson commented that this y«-ar's tennis team was as good as. if not l etter than, the previous year's. Everyono agreed that our tennis team made a line showing on the courts this season. 203 Golf Members of Iho learn include—FRONT ROW: Horsfall. Berkley, McCartney. Davis, and Isberg. SECOND ROW: Buckland. Frankenburg. Reynolds. McQuoid, and Lund. This year our golf team made a fine showing on the greens. Coach Malcom Mac- Kinnon eulogized Sophomore Doug Davis, number one man. Doug had a season average of 79. Coach Mac- Kinnon also had high praise for Ron McCartney, who has come down from the nineties to a score of 78 against Bur- bank. Ron was voted the most improved player. Gotting in condition for that crucial game with Glendale are Ron McCartney. Dcug Davis, and Stove Lund. The score of the Glendale game was 22-14 in favor of Hoover Coach MacKinnon explains to Captain Hal Reynolds that a good grip is essential for a score in the seventies. Varsity Track FRONT ROW: jq, Gould. Llcilra, Wood. SECOND ROW: Andorson, Bra) h, Prapopoulos. Forinor. Dawson. THIRD ROW: Endic :::d Trombk-. FOURTH ROW: Mgr. Pop©. Laughlin Sc-.iars. Preilo. McCiinton. Brooks. Klemme. The 1960 Hoover Track Team, both- ered by injuries throughout the season, finished a somewhat disappointing third in the Foothill League. The Torna- does finished with a record of 7 wins and 3 losses, losing close meets to Bur- roughs, Muir, and Glendale. With Cap- tain Barry Winningham out most of the season with injuries, the Varsity sprint- ing was capably handled by Forrest Beaty, the sensational sophomore, who with times of 9.7, 21.3 in the 100 and 220 and 49.6 in the 440 was one of the lead- ing sprinters in the C.I.F. Also outstand- ing for Hoover this year were Gerald Murray who ran the 880 in 1:56.8, Wayne Wilson who ran 4:30.8 in the mile, Lynn Fortner in the Pole Vault at 13 feet 6 ft inches, Tony Endres also in the Pole Vault at 12-9, Ron Gould in the Hurdles, Fred Shier in the Hurdles and Broad Jump, Bob Emery who ran the mile in 4:37 and the 880 in 2:00.3, and Hurdler Gene Whitney. This year's Tornado Track Squad was noted for its competitive spirit and desire to win. Although not as strong as some of the Hoover teams of the past, they never lost without giving their very best effort. 205 Members of the relay team include: McClinton. Gould. Beary Winnmgham, and Shio: 206 Captain Winningham is proparing to begin ih«- 880 relay. Kenmcfc—.High Jump Endros—Pole Vault Winmngham-Relay Slater -Sprinter Fortner—Pole Vault Blanchard—Sprinter Koski—Bread Jump Wilson—440 Sellars—High Jump Ar.derscr.—Mile 208 Promising Junior Wayne Wilson, practicing for the mile, is destined to be an outstanding athlete cn next year's team. John Sellars sets the high jump stand at the six foot mark during a rocont track meet. Murray—Half-Milo. Milo Gould—High Hurdlos Emory—880. Milo Low Hurdlos. Relay Ramage—440 tfMBl ft Bee Track FRONT ROW: O'Connor. Madia : n. Spangler. Boyd. Fuller. G SECOND ROW: Campbell. Hoof. Mgrs. Harvey and Da. .: THIRD ROW: Benthin. McCarty. Pi lane. Galloway FOURTH ROW: T. ... Hooker, Briggs. Campbell. Parrot. Cunningham, Erlander. Henslin. The Hoover Cyclones, with a record of eight wins and two losses, tied first place for the dual meet Foothill League Championship. Needing only a win in the League meet to clinch the championship, the Cy- clones were favored to win. Mov- ing down to the Bee division for the League meet and the C. I. F. meets were sprinter Barry Win- ningham, miler Wayne Wilson, pole vaulter Lynn Fortner, and hurdler Fred Shier. All of these boys were not only outstanding in the Varsity Foothill League, but are expected to score high in the Bee C.I.F. meets. Wayne Wilson set a new school record in the 660 at 1:24.8, while Bob Blanchard ran 1:24.9. The lead- ing scorer in the Bee division was sprinter Ed Spangler, with hurd- lers Dave Madison and Mike Plost close behind. Hoover's 660 relay team set the pace in the Cyclone's victory over Glendale High with a 1:08.5 win. Hoover's relay team was composed of Maurie Boyd, Phil Williams, Ed Spangler, and Tom Henslin. Madison Me© Erlander Williams Boyd Sprinters Henslin. Boyd, and Plost practice their start- ing positions lor the relay race. Below. Snorf jogs a lap for the photographer during an afternoon work- out. Plost Briggs Pole vaultors House and Galloway eye the 12 foot mark on the pole vault standards. Galloway Track FRONT ROW: :!ur ■_r.aic ic.ava. Jndt.-rw i. Parkin. Gcor SECOND ROW: Slater. Shaw. French. Andor:;on. Thoburn. Bayless. Hoff. THIRD ROW: Benthin. Ccck B r.. T.m-.c-rlakc- Milner R I c- hlm Herrick Gillies. Baskins. The 1960 Hoover Cee track team posted one of the most outstanding records in the history of Hoover High School by having an undefeated sea- son. Their record of nine wins and zero losses gave the Whirlwinds the Foot- hill League Championship and estab- lished them as one of the outstanding Cee teams in the C.I.F. Captain Dick Underwood led the team in the point scoring department; while Bill Ander- son set a Cee 660 school record of 1:27.6 which may improve when the C.I.F. meets are run. Highlight of the season was the 52 to 34 triumph over the Glendale High School Blasters. With Carl DiGaetano, Syd Parkin, Dick Underwood, and Fred Benthin winning the 100, 660, 120 low hurdles, and 1320 respectively; and Bob French setting a new meet record of 12' 4“ in the pole vault, the Hoover Whirlwinds climaxed the meet and dual meet season by adding John Helt to the above men- tioned runners to win the 440 relay in 46.2 seconds. 213 Thobutn French Parkin Di Gaetano Shaw Hell French captures a firs! place and adds another five points to the Tornado tally sheet. Fred Benthm finishes first in the mile at the Glen- Prelio Benthin Bayless Biown Harper Syd Parkin is one of Hoover's most promising sprinters for the 1961 track season. 215 V arsitif Baseball FRONT ROW: Hum Vasquez Alexander Frick. Marquardt Osborne. Mqr. SECOND ROW: :r. Wright. Shields. Cameron Keeler. Ogle McDonald. Rice. Stev art. Piro. Peterson. Shepard. Gurn. Coach White demonstrates the proper use ol a baseball milt to varsity Captains Alexander and Frick. Hoover's Varsity Baseball Team got off to a disappointing start. They lost 4 of the first 5 games by a single run in each. The only team to beat them badly in the first round was Muir 8-3. Their record for the practice round was 3 won, 2 tied, 2 lost. As the third round began, they had won 5 and lost 6, winning over Burbank 8-5. LEAGUE SCORES 1st round 2nd round Hoover-Burbank .........13-11 4-S Hoover-Pasadena .........4-S 11-3 Hoover-Muir ............ 3-8 4-S Hoover Burroughs ....... 7-3 3.] Hoover Glendale .........6-7 312 Shepard Rice Alexander Frick Practicing their windups lor future qames are Stewart. Shepard, and Shields, varsity pitchers. Grail Staub Vasquez 217 J. V . Baseball FRONT ROW: Dsdden. Baker. Shepard. Benson. Wyatt. Rondou. Crawford. SECOND ROW: Shandra. Bu Anderson Bonham. THIRD ROW: Herman. Miccic Richardson Krauss :i 'son McBride, Paulsen. Nayo. Carthcy. Gabel Lamb. Ostrander Coach Herman and lorry Wyatt. Most Valuable Player, look over siaiistics from the team's last game. The junior varsity baseball team showed lots of promise even though their season record was not too good. The team elected John Benson as cap- tain. Jerry Wyatt was the team's selec- tion as most valuable player. In league play he hit .593 and did an outstanding job as a pitcher and second baseman. The team scored many runs behind the season hitting of Jerry Wyatt at .444. Ron Stoddard at .357. John Benson at .318 and Rod Rondou at .279. Jim Sor- enson. Chet Kaufman, Jerry Steinke, and Jack Bonham should do a lot of hitting for next year's varsity. The pitch- ing chores were handled very capably by Wyatt, Benson, and Rondou. With a little better support all three pitchers could have had outstanding seasons. On the other end of Wyatt's curves and Benson's fast ones were Wyatt Burks. Frank Shandra, and Bob Baker. Rich Lucier, Stacey Graff, Phil Anderson, and Bob Shepard could also make strong bids for varsity positions next year. The team finished with an eight win and nine loss record for the season, but if this group can learn to hang onto the ball, next year's varsity could have a very good season. 219 CANDIDS My. but didn't your mother have a lot of children? Psst. tellas. the game is being played in the What happened. Channing. did a bee Listen kid, I'd let you go in other direction. sting you? for me. but you're just too little! LZ Mike! Mike! Control your- Yes. it’s a fact. Hoover always has attractive scngloadors. self! Lovely??? Sandy Goode, poses for our camera. Don't laugh so hard. Mr. Karfce. I distinctly saw the sign. Please don't feed the monkeys.” Sue! What a charming hat. dar- ling! Some leading Hoover stu- Don't we all have our strange crav- Hoy. it's moving, it's moving! Now, when the team dents, before Vie Tanny's. mgs and desires? comes out. you start jump- ing and hollering. Qom pah pah1 Now, Malta, it's only a game! So thore! Senior Class Vice-President? I wouldn't light, girls, it locks like enough to go around. there's Oh you snuggily-wuggily bunny, you. Don't you hate people who just have to dig their fingers into the frosting? Draw!!! Hang on and quit laughing, or we'll never Well, don't just stand there Mary, grow! get this contraption rolling. Dieting again. Mr. Cassell? What, a zulu in Glondalo? Naturalist. Mike Rathbun, caught bask- Hold it. fella! ing in the sun. Hmmm. what an interesting science experiment! Those nightly pm ups Star photographer! Exclusive picture — inside shot of star photographer's head! Yum. smack! Doug! Doug! We lust finished. In the Still of the Night! From the horror of unseen depths — Godzilla!!! ,hose expressions reflect the deep concentrations of all great musicians7 And you say you lost the beard growing contest? Aw right, is this a choose-ofl? At last wo re at the bottom of those mysterious aromas always coming irom the science building!!! Ya, dls American food is good, no? Not everyone can brush after every meal! 1 think you'd both make lovely bait for some nice shark! Snake eyes 'Til fade. On the campus???? And have you heard A candid??? picture. A fow merm.ers ol the class c! '60. pose for our camera. ?????? Good mav mn’. Hcova Hnh! Camera ■ • where? 1 think you all at- too much! Oh no. this is the end!!!! c r 06 - r- Jjit a Ltk y. A 6? r V -yL y O- V { W- l uJJZ uu r yd ■ ' ' f2- L- . '9-e - C t 'L J-- — -P. yy X, C-c ✓ •vuc (j Uu w -J? JP XU J y y fos . W MI L JUy lU JU+J U, -4_ ( - _ ? 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A restful atmosphore adds to the enjoyment of dining at Pike's Verdugo Oaks. 1010 North Glendale Ave. Barney Sofro. one of Hoover's varsity basketball players, and Maureen Devlin are pondering over the large selection of delicious foods served at Pike's Oak Room, 100 East Glenoaks. This is a popular spot for after the game snacks. Judy Cochran models one of the elegant wedding gowns found at Webb's Bridal Shop. The bridesmaids dresses shown by Margie Swenson and Jean Ball may also be found at Webb's. 139 North Brand Blvd. With the assistance of Mr. John Fellingham, Edna Weller is trying on one of the new fur blend coats found at the new Penney's. 244 North Brand, while Emily Blaikie looks on with approval. i i IA l 1 1 I'fci Marian Newcomb buys a bottle of baby oil from Linda Hamilton at Headley's Prescription Phar- ! macy, 1122 North Brand Blvd., where superior pharmaceutical products are sold. Jim Groth and Cnris Dawson are inspecting a jacket which is an excellent example of the high quality merchandise found at Ed Doe Company, 112l 2 North Brand Blvd. Mr. Norman' Lewis is showing Jim Bush, Scroll Photography Editor, one of the skillfully-made German cameras found at Gavson's Camera Shop, 135 South Central. Two of Hoover's journalism students. Pat Zem- ke and Barbara Tunnicliff, examine the United Press ticker tapes at the Glendale News-Press, Glendale's only evening newspaper. Assisting Harold Henry as he picks up his laundry from Glen-Jackson Cleaners is Katrina Hydle. Glen-Jackson Cleaners, 419 East Glen- oaks, also does excellent cleaning. Sports enthusiasts, Flo Saunders and Joyce Va Ness, are in the Collegiate Shop, 208 Nort Brand Blvd., where outfits can be found for a sporting events. For the finest in photography it is Dunlap- Turney, 524 North Brand Blvd. Dunlap-Turney specializes in wedding pictures, which are now available in natural color, and graduation portraits. Jack Bcitey of the Shangri-La, 201 Vi Nort Orange, is completing Roberta Testolin's frenc roll. The Shangri-La offers expert cutting an- styling at a nominal fee. Jim Marquarrit and Stacey Graff, former members of the English Tailors' Little League baseball team, are exam- ining the high quality fabrics which may be found at English Tailors. 249 North Brand Blvd. Because of their many years of experience. English Tailors can transform these materials into distinctively tailored suits. About to take a new Tom Ray Pontiac convertible out for a test drive are Eddie Cooley, Bert Davila, and Ron George. Tom Ray Pontiac, 800 South Brand Blvd., has served Glendale for over forty-five years with quality dealing. Kris Anderson is buying supplies for a party from Terry Turrell at Crawford's Market. 1200 North Central. Craw- ford's carries the highest quality produce, meats, dairy products, and canned goods available in this area. Martie Barnes and Sheila Donatelli will have a successful picnic with all of the good food they are buying at Foothill Village Market. The market is located at 1404 Ken- neth Road. Preparing to make a grand entrance onto the stage of the new Centre Theater are Sally Hale and Peedie Jones. The Centre Theater, 413 West Doran, always offers fine entertainment. Trying a 1960 Ford Sunliner for size is Steve Webber at Catalina Motors. 1401 South Brand Blvd. They also do excellent body work, motor overhauling, and brake ad- justments. Margot Burgess and Suzi Keenan are having their car serviced by Lenny at Lenny's new Texaco Service Station. 1225 North Pacific. Modern equipment and fine petroleum products are found there. Mr. Robinson of Verdugo Properties, Incorporated, Realtors, 912 West Glenoaks, is shov ing Jerry Childers and Sue Peck Photo Facts” of various homes for sale in the Glendale area. Steve Howse is receiving a traditional flat top from Jesse DeLeon at Harris' Barber Shop, 1409‘ '2 Kenneth Road. The barber shop special- izes in hair cutting for the entire family. Gina Heaphy is trying to decide which bathing suit to buy for the Senior Beach Party at Jay Ross, 300 North Brand Blvd. Jay Ross alv ays has the finest in sportswear and cocktail dresses. Gayle Smith is looking at one of the crazy” tov els shov n by Chuck Reinhart of Reinie's, 328 North Brand Blvd. Reinie's also offers a great variety of fine fabrics and linens. Steve Horvath is buying food at Barbara Worth Market, 1154 Nqrth Pacific for the annual Scroll party. Joe Schum- bri, owner, and Don Huntley, stock boy, strive to give the customer quick service and food at a reasonable price. Don Read and Gerry Murray, two of Hoover's varsity football players, are sampling the high-quality milk which is produced by the Roger Jessup cows. The dairy is located at 5431 San Fernando Road. LASTING SUCCESS NOT JUST A WISH...AN INVITATION your success is our concern too! we invite you to become on important part of the fascinating well paid communications industry. Ask your vocational counselor about positions with Pacific Telephone, or drop into one of our nearby Employment Offices. Women 133 South Brand Blvd., Glendale EMPLOYMENT OFFICES Men 740 South Olive, Los Angeles Or ask your Operator for ZENITH 10,000 for the Employment Office nearest your home. Pacific Telephone 239 Continental Beauty Academy. 224 West Broadway, offers a complete course in cosmetology and hair styling. Men as well as women can now enroll in this school which offers free placement when the course is completed. Dee Dee Dimmit is showing Deane Goldey some of the latest styles in swim suits found at Lana's Teen shop, 1418 Kenneth Road. Lana's special- izes in clothes for the teenager. HAUGEN'S PHARMACY 1160 N. Central Prescriptions Free Delivery Open 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Closed Sunday Citrus 2-5081 I Julie LaGrange is modeling a Black Diamond portrait stole from Samuel Rifken Furs, 454 West Stocker. Rifken's offers restyling, cleaning and glazing, and refrigerated storage. Jean Ball and Ronald George are about to enter Melinda's Flov er Shop, 1831 West Glenoaks. Flov ers arranged for any occasion may be pur- chased at Melinda's, an F.T.D. florist. Mr. Douglas of Douglas Watchshop, 1417 Kenneth Road, is trying to help Jerry Smets decide v hich one of the three watches shown he wants for a graduation present. Two of the helpful saleswomen at Windsor's, 124 North Brand Blvd., are assisting Ann Boone and Sue Greenhalgh in choosing a bathing suit for the coming summer vacation. THOROUGHMAN’S 1159 N. Central, at Stocker KENNETH ROAD A Compact Department Store . . . PHARMACY • Infant's, Children s, and Ladies' 1400 Kenneth Road Ready-To-Wear Clothing • Lingerie Glendale, Calif. • Jewelry • Notions Citrus 2-4158 QUALITY MERCHANDISE i (Safe and Friendly) GLENDALE FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association Glendale — 401 North Brand Montrose — 2350 Honolulu Ave. I 242 Nesseu s Shell Service S H Green Stamps Complete Brake Service Tires ... Batteries ... Hydromatic Adp. KENNETH AND GRANDVIEW ART BEAUTY SALON Specialists in Permanents Hair Styling Manicures Pedicures Tinting of hair 1413 Kenneth Road Cl 2-8115 Duncan’s Variety Store 1405 KENNETH ROAD GLENDALE Toys — School Supplies — Notions Kitchen Supplies Citrus 1-2768 PERKINS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 1401 Kenneth Road Glendale, Calif. Citrus 3-6236 Creators of— Distinctively Different linked Goods 1414 KENNETH ROAD GLEN DALE 1. CALIF. CITRUS 1-2S21 JIMMY’S BARBER SHOP 1415 Kenneth Road near Grandview Citrus 3-9595 WE DO OUR BEST TO PLEASE 243 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Frank Sennes’ CLASS OF I960!! MOULIN ROUGE from in Hollywood THE place to go! EATHEL'S For Information and Reservations PHONE Hollywood 9-6333 ★ Special Prom Time Prices! Beauty Salons Salon No. 1 Salon No. 2 Salon No. 3 1147 N. Pacific 1230 S. Glendale 553-3 N. Glendale Cl 3-9554 Cl 4-0929 Cl 4-1446 Open 6 days a week open 6 days a w. open day night Serving this area since 1941 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 . . . from HERFF-JONES of California 214 W. Pico BYRON G. MARVICK Los Angeles 15 519 E. Broadway C o m m encem eut I n i rit at io ns Correct Personal Cards Citrus 3-3411 Glendale 5, Calif. 244 Acknowledgements Our 1960 school year at Hoover has ended. The Scroll is completed thanks to the help of many won- derful people. First of all, I would like to thank Mr. Paul Johnson for the many hours he has spent help- ing and advising the staff. My staff was made up of some very fine workers and to them a special thank you. Mr. Mickey Dunlap and Mr. Burt Turney of Dunlap-Turney Photography Studio were won- derful. They were very patient and spent many extra hours helping us make our 1960 Scroll a suc- cess. Mr. Jim Powell of Mirro - Graphic Yearbook Company advised and encouraged us greatly. The cover was designed by Tom Anderson assisted by members o: the art department and v as made by the S. K. Smith Cover Company, under the direc- tion of Mr. Hank Hartman—thanks to all of them. Mr. John Wordes, the photo advisor, and the staff of photographers contributed that special touch which makes the Scroll possible. Mabel H. Persson, the switchboard operator, deserves a thank you for the many calls she placed between 551 and 400-A. I would also like to thank our teachers v ho were so co-operative and understanding when we missed their classes while on Scroll business. 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