Huntington Beach High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

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THY PILLARS NOBLE AND s'TROIxGf WWI fy N, ER CAN THY SPIRIT DIE P ' 'A LIKE SPIRES THAT RISE TO VAL L1 LD SKIES ,f ffl X VVWAISE OUR LOYAL SONG ,MJ 9 6' QEYNO EVER CAN PHY WALLS DEOAI D pr GIVE A HAII HAIL IO HL NFINCFON ,. fi ' Y GLORY SHALL NOT FADE A A U5 ii, 7 W dd Ox W A lf W X , :xxx ,LK 'Fixx J 5 , Ni' O i J YJ 6 l OUXS IBM 'O J. Twenty-eight years ago a song was written. A song that expresses the spirit of our school and its student bodyg a song that touches the hearts of alumni and students alikeg a song that will always bring back memories of high school days. That song was our own HHail to Hunt- ingtonf' Written by Mrs. Ruth M. Harlow, the Alma Mater has traveled not only throughout the state on the lips of our students but also over the world in the hearts of our graduates. It is with deepest respect that we use these familiar words to carry us on a review of the year's activities. We know that these activities will be recalled in the coming years whenever we hear the words of Hail to Huntingtonfl 5952453 Wm W 2 ffJ35?Sf15!'fQ if W milf M ff M . Our school song tells A Mfg! 4 . N Q VN L 'Y , f SY Lp gy N E KJ KJ JXX 5 L ,X J x . Q, f', ' f 3 V ff' ,D S V N N S .Qnielr wMw what our school This is the main entrance iclivre nmny of us icoulzl :las-ll in lJf'flH'l' the 8:15 every morning. 'I'l1z' lnullvtin lloarrl r'r1rrir'11 all kimls of nr'u,'.v l1z'.s'if1r',s' ilu' zluily 'Yl',1!'!1llIl,'. Stzzdwztx lljlllllll rush to flu' l'llff'fl'l'lll nt linzvlz time, try- ing to br' up front in the line. 4 '- ., Y W'M 4 W-'-AQ-- . W'-v---m.,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,1 After arriving each day by bus, by car, on foot, and some even by motorcycles and bicycles, we saw these familiar scenes each day indoors and out. Having a forty acre campus, we had the responsibility of keeping it neat and clean. That was one job nobody minded, for We left school an hour earlier on Fridays of the weeks our grounds were clean. X . N' ' Q0 I ZW 7 J M Lg f is ike fl - V , , my IT' ,A K 7 A V :J ff WX uf 0' ,fn 6 fb 1 0 1 jf L fn, Q J 1, 'b' M A A xr' A AJ nr EJ '44, a llrfmfv flmt lIl'l1!'II by IIIUIIH-S' nf rulzivlz 1I1.s-viplim' was url:11i1liwtr'1'r'rl rmrl :crm f'UlllIHllHlll lCllUll'lI as 'l'l11' liurlf. was F k Y V F-E0 3271 H ' we e 91 Tp Q Rf Mmgwwww wh?n 'i'i?' H Our purlcillg Inf ILYI-S' full r'L'z'ry rluy but lll'l'l'I' this pmlrzf- ful just lwfnn' mul uffm' vrlmul. 'l'f1r' Slmwlc Bar also prm'irlr'fl IlllII'lI!'N uf IIUUII, am uiull rm .s-zzzlrks at ntlufr timffx. 5 ln W W W Classes . P ge 26 Activities , . P ge ll8 6 . v 'lv X lfgllffylgw Wa M YW tion . . Page as Sports P g 78 WW!! ,,k K! MMV Q4 ?, . ,W ww LV Q LN wif My SS X L Wm New , 4 , W W M W fi! t A Q, ,IQ pf 1, WQQW Mw' A ff' MP MWWM W W' Z fmff HAIL, HAIL TO HUNTINGTON, THY PILLARS NOBLE AND STRONG! 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B0 RD OF EDUCATIO Ruth Rectory Sr1r'r1'farg1 10 Board members met through- out the year to make those important decisions concern- ing the teaching staff, the school budget, and necessary supplies,Which affected every- one at H.B. ln fact, their job was to carry on all our school business. VVe were fortunate to have a Board of Education so interested in our Welfare. work constantly RAYMOND M. ELLIOTT, Principal 11 for a better I-IB. Charles Mashburn, Vice Principal VICE PRINCIPAL Mr. Mashburn not only carried out his many administrative duties, but also kept active in student affairs by supervising many of H.B.'s various activities. He again advised the Executive Board, Advisory Council, and C.A.S.C. Wilma Hughell, Counselor COUNSELORS Advising students in their program planning and helping solve their problems are some of the many duties of the counselors. They kept information about schools and vocations and managed those Who came to Room Four. Miss Hughell acted as adviser to the Girls' League, While Mr. Lance was an adviser of the Traflic Board. I2 Gerald Lance, Counselor Faeult members 4-Fa Robert Ankarman Orion BalJr'1'n1c'yer Robert Burns Dale Brayizrooks Beth Brown lvlflllillg Anierican Pmiziaiiis Pl1lj.S'if.'IlI Iizlllcration VVrmr1.vlmp Librarian Iflr'c'fri:'ity Driifar I':!1lll'llfiUll A!Cl'l1lIllif'IlI Drawing Cora Ilenflersmz, English Department Mae Buchanan 1 s Ilaincnzakinff I' A Q U L T Y Fonll.s' b Not all of us have been taught by all these teachers, but there are some of them each of us Will never forget. Besides doing their best to educate us, the teachers gave much time to our many extra- curricular activities. There were also the indispensable librarian and nurse on the faculty. M Bernina Burlingame Latin lfnglislz Dorothy Iiusier, Girls, Gym Department CNY 1, 'Ei K it Q M t Q. -25.0 f ' 1 v nw H, ,lr ' ' I If '1- llaien Carey .llark Carter Vvrlr' Cowling: In Anna Cillllartsmz Eniryx Davis Slnwtlzancl Driver lizlacfatinn Metal Slum Ilonleliiaking Driczfr Iflluzratinn Typing Alcrrlzrznirfal Drawing Clothing V 13 are most important '13 ' llarnlcl Dipprc john lfccflegf Svntt Flanagan Rolzffrt Fl'11ncr'.s1'l1i1zi Iistlzcr Funk Our YVurIcl Iinglislz U. S. Ilistory AIlIfllL'H1llffl.'.S' Our YVm'lr1 V. S. His-tory .XIIll'l'iCllll Problems Phyxirul Iizlruwtimz I'l1y.s'if'aI Iidzlratizm 101111 Gill 1'lzg1.s'i1:11I Erlucatinn Lvon Minvr, Scimzrf' lJvpartn1w1f I'Icl1L'i11 Cnrlzlrlnl MIM Qi. A l'l1y.vir'c1l lfclucwtimz ., 51 b. U Rnb1'1'f flflllllf' X ,, li11si11l'.s'x W .4 1 . V, Dah' Smith, lmlustrial Arts Dffprlrfmrfzzt . xx V L ' 4 ' Rulnvrt f:l'lllTll,Lfl' llrirvr Ifrlumfirzlx A liutlz llllflfllli j1'xsir' llzlgfzfml Ruth Ilc'clf'nc'k Cora IIc'nrlc'r.s'u11 410111011 Iljalnmrson Vuval Musir' ,xlHl'I'fC'l1llfZlltftHI H!'IllClIf!lI Ifn,Qli.s-ll Englisll Sf'iz'lu'r' Aletha Hataling Naua Kirnzey Evelyn LaLanne Homemaking English Typing F aorls Office Praetiee wb! Kenneth Woesner, Music Department in their ob of Mary Marshall N urse Physics Science Arthur Maser Clarence Mason Chemistry Life Science Halsey Schnmalcerz Mathematics Department Leon Miner Bialugll Life Scicnee Rollin Meairs Bfmlflceeping Typing lean ,Huehal English Helen Moore U. S. History ,Xlargaret Mareman Spanish Lorna Mitschler Ilfnnemalcing Lee Jlossteller John Nelson Al gell ra S peeeh Physical Education Drama educating and guiding us. Aurlrey Peterson VVilliam Poore Alvin Reboin Gloria Iieelcnaglc' Dorothy Rosier Pliyxir,-al Eflueation Physical Eflaeation Plzysieal Erlueation Art 1'l1y.s-ieal Education Algebra john Rowan Physical Education N. Mae Buchanan, Home Economies Department Neil Royce Raymond Royes Halsey Sehumalcer William Seaman Machine Shop VVoodshop Geometry English Metal Shop journalism lf' i 9 ii Harry Sheue Cilillfll-S'lliP Gloria Reelcnagle, Art Department XE ..- Dale Smith Woorlroie Smith Margaret Squires james Tye Auto Shop English Orelzestra Citizenship Glee Club ' ' iei' . ,.., , .,,.. Kennet : X oesner Bancl Glee Club ffice workers and Iliifli lllflllgfll, l31'i'4'rlgf Sefilwrt, Cllriflifx Carton, Mary Hiirlcfiziiii, Pat .llzixlwll an xv Paul I'rm'c'r Alive Kinibrough Viiiee fx.8'llllIfi-Y girl l'i1'rpoiil .lI!ll',1Ifll'l'f l'oii O F F l C Ii S 'I' A F F lt amazes us how the ofhee workers eould battle the absence line every morning, handle the switeh board, and make out report eardsg nevertheless, they did all this and everything else that oihee stalls do. ln addition, there were the assistants in the shop, gyms, and library, who helped keep HB. running smoothly. l?r'l'z'rfy Seilnfif 17 custodians were invaluable. H EAD CUSTODIAN Bill C:lll'lllll'l' SNACK HAR G. llrmnel, E. lVarzlloiL' CUSTUDIANS AND -IANITORS lloxv 1: j. Fuzio, N. lllliitv, li. Benson Row 2: W. lIuff.s'tcrllcr, M. Coi'nta.s'.s-ffl, S. Paifloic Row 3: L. Piwpoiif, ll. Ilorcurll, 1. Dania' S UN ROOM llclen Bilrncx CUSTOIJIANS 'l'hese various custodians swept rloors, mowed lawns, cooked lunches, drove buses, and per- formed countless services every day to keep us healthy, happy, well-fed, and at school on time. CAFETERIA They really kept H.B. in top condition! li. Taylor, D. Bnrtel, D. Hoff 18 BUS DRIVERS ter, E. Nir'k1:i'.wi1 I. 'l'1l1'lil'l', C. xvlllfllll, l . l,IIl'l-Y, Y. Vl'll'IIllUUI'fll, R. liozlcnlnzfiizlrw, li. W'olfc. 'l'. Bvtzcr, C, .llurzlor'lc, C. Ku!- zqwgmmws Si.-and How l: Anne Morinioto, S1'c'1'etz11'y Row 2: Bob Pffzligo, PlY'.S'illl'l1fJ Ken Cory, Vive l'n'.s'irlz'1ztg Ken litfrgvr, 'l'r0u.s'1m:1' f Q me VXA! JL Cl' .QQS2-J LWB L70 ' U' STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Having been elected last year, our capable student body oilicers successfully started another year and led us all the Way through it. President Bob Pedigo presided at meetings of the Advisory Council and Executive Board and at all assemblies. The Traffic Board was headed by Ken Cory, Vice .President Anne Morimoto fulfilled her secretarial duties, while Ken Berger handled the money. These offlcers , ,, ...A-M.. led us jgfidem, M Terry, A. orimoto, B. Pedi 11153 Mashburn, K. Berger, I. Bershaw, R. Botturi I , W7 fs MQVZZM wi e if or i , 24 l' 5 if 'Q' - if fr ry px mf I J EXECUTIVE BOARD I if j tudent body officers, an Advisory Council member elected ' 1 H from each of the four classes, and our C.A.S.C. ofhcer made up our ,ff Executive Board. They handled much of the school business and ruled on the affairs of the Advisory Council. E. LaLanne, C. Mashburn, Sponsors 20 Li Row 1: H. Hlll2llf'IIIJll, D. Ilenslcgf, P. Gillix, B. Coopnmn, M. Cltlflffllfgllt, K. Cory, K. Stock- ton, 1. lVi.s'v, 1. B1n'rlit'k, I. Sirucuszz, I. Tlzornton, AI. Ntflzins. Bow 2: R. llrfzzrork, G. I,11i1w, S. l'lIll,Lfll,LfllIl, Spoii.s'm'.x. TRAFFIC BOARD Headed by Ken Cory, the Traffic Board enforced school rules by catching law-breakers and trying them at Traffic Board sessions. They also kept order at all school functions and during elass time. On Thursday afternoons they could be seen walking the campus to see whether the following Friday would be a short or long day. 'J' Ruth llvucock, Gcrnlcl Lance, Scott Flanagan student government, E Row I: B. Critton, S. Iiiflem, j. Swinfller, R. Drummoucl, D. Perkins, D. VVl1ite Row 2: P. Xvlllflllllll, 1. llermun, D. Austin, B. Ilernmn, A. Minger, I. Auger Row 3: K. Bl'l',Lfl'I', H. King, 'l'. IIf'rn1rn1, I. Tll0l'llflIN, G. Sneerl ADVISORY COUNCIL Each Week in our various home rooms this year we heard a report on the affairs discussed in the Advisory Council meeting. ln this Way the Advisory Council directly served the students. The members of the council were largely responsible for the success of the sale and distribution of CAULDRONS. They also encouraged all kinds of activities and enforcement of school rules. ,,.,.-- Row 1: P. LuFon1l, C. Stewart, S. S!'lllll't'll, M. Keller, L. III-S'lH, M. Terry, S. Stanley, S. W'11kr'fiel1l llow 2: C. Donalrlxon, A. Stain, C. llulsey, I. Berslulw. L. M. Rolnlziizs, P. Clifton, D. JIIIICYY, K. Cory, P. Gillis, D. Plzillipy How 3: C. .l1U.S'l'1Il'llll, K. llollirluy, II. Fogler, P. Ilammli, D. Slater, ll. Ilensliek, D. Double 00 ..i..i state government, and Nicky Siracusa, Marianne Terry, Mr. Mashburn, Dianne Sayer C.A.S.C. Exchange of ideas and discussion of general school problems take place at meetings of the California Association of Student Coun- cils. This enables schools to Work out effective programs for school spirit, traflic safety, student government, and other fields. Our delegate to the C.A.S.C. district and regional meetings are selected by the Executive Board. Marianne Terry Was president of Region Five. This year H.B. was host to about tvventy-eight Southern Cali- fornia schools for a convention on January 15. Sa E Dinner at C.A.S.C. Convention 23 girls, organizations. UNIFORM BOARD Enforcing our girls' dress regulations has been the duty of the Uniform Board. Board members and moni- tors make sure that the girls maintain the standards which have been set up. Sponsors were Nliss Kim- zey, Nliss Rosier, and Miss Hughell. K. IIe1'1'ci1l, Pres.: D. Aus-tiii, V. Pres.: C. Alliriglit, Srrxg A. Morinioto, N. Frlitli. GIRLS' LEAGUE BOARD Creating a spirit of cooperation, friendliness, and high ideals among the girls is the goal of the Girls' League. Every girl at HB. is a member. The Board is made up of ehair- men of the various committees Within Girls' League and its oH'icers. This year's Board Worked hard to achieve their goals, as shown by the suceess of Hello VVeek activities, Which they sponsored in September. Even before school started they held the annual Big and Little Sister Party to help new girls get acquainted. Through- out the year Girls' League sponsored assemblies, the Cupid's Capers Dance, and the Girls at Large convention. Bow 1: li. Hllorlthv, B. Hisrlzllil, S. Hoiola, Snug K. lIr'r1'Uirf, D. SIIUPI' How 2: I. Bolzlliiis 'l'l't'1I.s'.: P. Clifton, V. Pl'f Y-J I. Boom' How 53: S. Biff, M. 'l'1'rry, D. 'l'ornqui.s't, Prrw.: li. Purlicy. V. I'r'4'.s'.: li. Hofluri 24 qw ,... . , , , , . . .. x ,..,1.:- ,,,, .... - 'QW gn wMgVW ' ' A QHfQWHW,WA K, t 911685: F2 1 4:- .:E . J V6 ..'4:' ,gf 41: - -. 1 ...i i ..:r- .1 ' 1' M QV! - M-f' ' . 1 ,My ' M -f K-A --f ' ,Q , L' xA N x V, 4 5 ,AFX X' ,Z X-1? Y I f Wx gf f' , I.. as A T A G!lI'lff1Il'llll Gloria RPFICIIIIQIU Gary Butler CY'iDQgq fQLgLLv Qm 5 - Q? X003 Cl1f'c'1'lr'114I1f1'.s' ,l. Olncrlv. S. CKINIUIIII, B. lzykuruski, I. Allismz, 'l'. lJmwI.sun Clzristmus Curolers SIIHCIIYI Scilufrt B. Pffcligo, K. Strntlzcr, J. Patterson LIKE SPIRES THAT RISE TO VAULTED SKIES, WE RAISE OUR LOYAL SONG. K 22. A Z 'jf-ff A-' 51... ,ggi l l ni i r., , , Nfl' A l l -2 ' zl CLAS .-,f-- izii-'-alma' H fir' 1 7 K Iii.-'V-51::':T il, lrqh Q ,- ! J f M W 15 -, -5--f..222 gt W R' fr ' 1 lfwmjsx is 9 A I 3 3 X f7,?-- XZ? . IZ, J OW Mm fhwdnvc Qfwb www ,awww CQ f Cxjpdfvx, 4 3- ENTRANCE 51 UTY! J 'E WR 1 74 ,fffr K J 1 1 ..f- ' 'JC v','1 if I , 4' A . 7 W, , f ' i'V,J N I, f ,1 , 4 ff' J m,w'H44,x Y if 4 f WY 3 2 1 f 'W , in WWW g 4 ,,? Z j.1 'MXX I ' lg ' f D ,, ,,,.- f.- f .ff ' 61135 i .,.. I X J ,,.,. ....... ........... . . I X. ' Y! S, Y f2?.L:-, -A , E , f , J I ES 27 Scholar of the Year DEANNA DORRANCE 9 Senior Class ffieers Iezldy Young Pres-iclent Dean Phillipy Roremflry Purkey Pat Gillis Vice-President Seriretrzrgf Treasurer Soon after the beginning of the school year, seniors discovered that 1954-55 would be their best year in high school. As seniors they posed for their individual pictures and had their own panoramic picture of the whole class. They ordered announcements for that big moment, graduation. As the year went on, frenzied seniors found that activities came thicker and faster. After being royally honored at the Junior-Senior Prom, Senior Ditch Day with all its fun arrived. Finally at the yearls end came the senior breakfast, the baccalaureate service, and-graduation. Now that the class of '55 are alumni, they will always remember H.B. High School days whenever they hear strains of Hour loyal song Mthe Alma Mater. 30 Here we HOMAS EDWARD ADAMS STANTON Lirnbling Club 2 rack 7, 2, 3, 4 Vorld Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 NDA MARIEA ARNOLD ill Team 7, 2 orld Friendship 3 A.A. 7 are, MARIA DE LA LUZ ALARCON G,A.A. 7, 2, 3 Spanish Club 2, 3 Lilfle H Club 3, 4 Fuiure Teachers 7 Uniforrn Board 2 DAVID FRANK ALLAIRE LINDA LOUISE ALVAREZ Arl Club 7, 2 World Friendship 7, 4 Hospifalily Commilfee 3 ROBERT LEE ANDERSON Arl Club 2, 3 Visual Educafion 2 World Friendship 2, 3, 4 Car Club 4 Dance Club 3, 4 Transferred from Maier Dei High School, Sanla Ana World Friendship 3, 4 Highlighfs Sfall 4 Golf 3, Capl. 3 NORMA JEAN ANSHUTZ Honor Sociefy 7, 2, 4 Service Banque-l 2 Harnwonaires 4 Opereffa 2 Music Feslival 2, 3, 4 BETTY JO RAMSEY Ari Club 7, 2 G.A,A. 7 Visual Educafion 7 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 BEVERLEY ANN ALLEN Fall Play 3 Aqua Dance 3 Laiin Club 2, 3 Assembly Club 3 World Friendship 7, Tri-Hi-Y 7, 2 2, 3,4 JAMES GERALD ALLISON lraclc 7, 2, 3, 4 Foolball 7, 2, 3 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 SOLEDAD ISABELLE ARELLANO A 7 Choir 4 Spanish Club 4 DEANNA ARMSTRONG Honor Scholarship Sociefy 3, 4 Flag Twirler 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 World Friendship 4 Service Banquef 3 lim' the 19 5 PATSY DIANNE AUGUST Transferred from Woodrow Wilson, Long Beach Chair 4 Harmonaires 4 Music Pesfival 4 Cvuldron Sfaff 4 Plignliglwls Sfaff 3 MARILYN LILI BEAM Transferred Tron John Muir Pasadena 3 World Friendship 4 Dance Club 3, 4 DAVID RALPH BEEBE Baseball 7, 2, 3, 4 Pooiball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baslxefball 1 l'l Club 2, 3 World Friendship 7, 2, 3 MELVIN LAURENCE BARTZ, Jr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Counfry 3, 4 Track 7, 3, 4 Golf 2 Traclc Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 4 CLIFFORD CHARLES BENSON Transferred from Newporf Harbor 2 Foolball 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Clvoir 3, 4 BARRIE ARI-YN BEVER Dance Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Transferred frofn Cenferville, Pres. 4 lowa Harrnonaires 4 Foofball 3, 4 ANNABELLE JUNE BARROWS Glee Club 1, 4 Arl Club 4 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 Dance Club 3, 4 DONALD REID BENNETT Band 2 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 Dance Club 2 Arr Club 2 LORETTA JEAN ETTE BENNETT Song Leader 4 Spring Play 3 Flag Girl 3 Assembly Club 3, 4 Service Banauef 1, 2, 3, 4 A DARLA JEAN AUSTIN Honor Scholarship Socie 7, 2, 3, 4 Song Leader 4 G.fI.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Lalin Club 2, 3, 4, Pres PAMLA JUNE BRAE Glee Club 1 Music Fesfival 1 Pep Club 3, 4 World Friendship 7, Assembly Club 4 raduating class ,-mn, ALICE LORINDA BROWN LTRICIA BRIGGS ll Leader 3 Choir 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4 Operelfa 2 Music Fesfival 1, 3, 4 Visual Educalion 2, 3 Tri-Y 3, 4 DON HARRIS BRYSON Transferred Woodrow Wilson, Long Beach World Friendship 3, 4 LYNDA LEE BRADSHAW GAA. 1, 2, 3, 4 Liffle H Club 4 IfVorld Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 DOUGLAS ALAN BUELL Music Fesfival 1 Glee Club 1 Freshman Talenf Show 1 rl's League 1, 2, 3, 4 aler Show 2 sembly Club 3 ince Club 3 Qual Ed 1 EIL RAY CASEY ind 1 sual Educafion 1, 2 'orld Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 JAMES CLINTON BURROW Transferred from Sanfa Paula High School 4 Foofball 4 EDITH MASONHEIMER BURROWS Advisory Council 2, 3 GAA, 1, 2 Drill Team 1, 2, 3 Nurses Club 2, 3 :Wald Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 GARY MARTIN BUTLER Tennis 1 Choir 3, 4 Dance Club 3, 4, Pres. 3 Aqua Dance 3 Operefla 2 MARGARET ARLINE BURKETT Visual Educafion Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 4 Aff Club 1, 2, 3 Ushereffes 2 Drill Tearn 1 PEGGY ANN CAMPAGNE Transferred from Gardena High 3 L PATRICIA ANN CARSON Song Leader 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, Pres. 3 Harrnonaires 3 Honor Scholarship Sociefy 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA. 3, 4 THOMAS MICHAEL CYE Swirnrning 1, 2, 3, 4 Wafer Polo 2, 3, 4 Honor Sociefy 2 H Club 2, 3, 4 Arf Club 1, 2, 3 DARLENE DAWN CLAGHORN ROBERT SCOTT COOPMAN Baskefball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Advisory Council 2 Traffic Board 4 H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres, 4 JAMES KENNETH CORY Transferred from Long Beach 2 Sfudenf Body Vice-Pres. 4 Advisory Council 4 Traffic Board 4 Baskefball 3, 4 JOHN JOSEPH CUSOLITO, Jr. Glee Club 1 Music Fesfival 1 World Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 of H. B. High Schoo MARY FRANCES COOPER Glee Club 1 Music Fesfival 1 World Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 PHYLLIS LORRAINE CRUZ Cnoir 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Commercial Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 3 Opereffa 2 Uniform Board Monifor 4 ROBERTA MARLENE COLLIGNON Transferred from Bracken- ridge, Penn., 2 Tri-l'li-Y 4 Cornmercial Club 4 BARBARA JOANN CRAIG World Friendship 1 Carnival 1 Glee Club 2 Usnerelfes 3 Fall Play 3 FLORENCE DEANNA CRESSWELL Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, V, Pres. 4 Aqua Dance 3 VVorld l:riend5lvip 2, 3 Opereffa 2 Clvoir 3, 4 Glee Club 2 WWW fm.-Aw DIANE CLEGG TROEf World Friendslwip 1, 2, Operelfa 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Choir 3, 4 Music Fesfival 1, 3 ROBERT DOYLE DeARMOND Baseball 2 Service Banquef 2 Visual Educafion 1, 2 World Friendship 1, 2 which-- IARRY CHARLES DELING, Jr. forld Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 'isual Educafion 2, 3, 4 H Club 2, 3, 4 'ack 1, 3, 4 'ack Club 3, 4 IAZEL ESTELLA FOGLER ,dvisory Council 1, 2, 4 raffic Board 1 MICHAEL LEE DE MATTIES Transferred from San Diego 2 Foolball 3 Track 3, 4 H Club 2, 3, 4 World Friendship 2, 3, 4 MARIE DOTING Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 Tennis 3 4 World Friendship 3, 4 Arl Club 2 MONTE JOE DENHAM Foolball 2 Baseball 2 Spanish Club 2 Visual Educalion 2, 3, 4 World Friendship 2, 3, 4 GASTON VICTOR DE LEENHEER, Jr. Baskefball 2, 3 Golf 2 World Friendship 2, 3 THOMAS EDWARD DON ELSON Foofball 3 Baskefball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 DEANNA DORRANCE Choir 2, 3, 4 Harrnonaires 3, 4 World Friendship 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3: Pres. 4 Operelfa 2 ffl' 2' 4 ROBERT LOPEZ DUARTE Jychesfm 1, 2' 4 Baskelball 1, 2, 3 Track 2, 3 Foofball 1 H Club 3 World Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 ERIC VICTOR EMERY Wafer Polo 2, 3, 4 Swimming 2, 3, 4 Arr Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Lalin Club 2, 3, 4 Advisory Board 4 JUDITH NOLAN FANSLER Advisory Board 1 Commercial Club 3 Service Banquef 1 Honor Socielv 2 exchanged pictures RONALD LEE FULLMER WILLIAM DENNIS Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 GAI-I-AVAN Bcskelbcrll 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 WENDOL RAY GALLOWAY Troclc 1, 2, 3 Foofboll 1, 4 Wafer Polo 3 Vlsucrl Eclucclfon 1, 2, 3, 4 Servlce Banquef 1, 2, 3 GARY ALLEN GLENN Band 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 3, 4 Visual Educoffon 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 World Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 :H was iz .- JAMES LEWIS GH-L World Frfendship 1, 2, 3, 4 Transfer from Phoenix Tech- nfcol School, Phoenix, Arizona Visual Educoflon 3 Cor Club 2 CHARLES JERRY FUNDERBURK Golf 1, 2, 3 Foofbczll 2, 4 Boskefboll 2 Spanish Club 2, 3 World Friendship 1, 2, 3, JACQUELINE STODA GOLDEN Choir 3, 4 Operelfo 2 Aqua Dance 3 Glee Club 1, 2 Music Feslfvol 1 ordered announcements, MARY EDITH GRANGER Orcheslra 7, 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Aqua Dance 3 Cf.A.fI, 3, 4 Music Fesfival 2, 3 GARY GEORGE HARBIN Baskelball 7, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 7, 2, 3, 4 Foofball 1 H Club 2 Glee Club 7, 2, 3 THOMAS LYNN GRAVES World Friendship 7, 2, 3 Visual Educalion 3, 4 Glee Club 7 Radio Club 7 freshman 'lalenf Show 7 SUSAN JANE GORDON Cauldron Sfoff 4 Highlighls Slalf 3 Lalin Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, 3 Honor Sociefy 2, 3, 4 Hi-Tri-Y 7, 2, 3, 4 PHYLLIS IRENE GREEN Honor Scholarship Sociefy 2, 3, 4 Service Banquel 2, 3, 4 GAA. 7, 2, 3, 4 Lilfle H Club 3, 4 Bancl 7 2 3 4 JAMES ROBERT GUESS Jnor Sociely 2 3 4 THOMAS EUGENE HARPER Golf 7, 2, 3 Tennis 4 Spanish Club 2, 3 Camera Club 2 Vforld Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM DALE HARRISON Foofball 7, 2, 3, 4 Baslcelball 7, 2, 3, 4 Track 7, 2, 3, 4 Service Banauef 7, 2, 3, 4 H Club 7, 2, 3, 4 Band 7, 2 Spanish Club 2 Speech Club 3 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 Assembly Club 3 LOIS HOLLIDAY HARVILL Song Leader 3 Fall Play 2, 3 Spring Play 4 Ooereffo 3 HENRIETTA HAWKINS G.A.A. 7, 2, 3, 4 Boardl Service Banquel 2, 3, 4 Honor Sociefy 7, 2, 3, 4 Ari Club 7, 2, 3, Sec. 2 Commercial Club 3, 4 'i Q NEILL JOSEPH HEARN Transferred from Spring- field, Mass. JOYCE LOUISE HOKANSON G.A.A. 7, 2, 3, 4 Honor Sociefy 7, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4 Service Banauel 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 7, 2, 3, Treas. 4 Represenfafive Arl Club 7 2 3 Pres 3 DENNIS HOOPER ff, N 'X MARTHA ANN JACKSON Visual Educalion 7, 2, 3 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 Music Fesfival 7 Glee Club 7 danced at the Prom ROBERT BLAIR HERMAN Advisory Council 2, 3, 4 Wafer Polo 7, 2, 3, 47 Capl. 3, 4 Swimming 7, 2, 3, 4, Capl. 4 JANICE ARLEEN HENDERSON Transferred from Searcy, Arkansas 3 Choir 3, 4 Tri-Hi Y 3, 4 WAYNE HOWELL Wafer Polo 2, 3, 4 Swimming 2, 3, 4 Visual Educafion 7, 2, 3, lsf Sergeanl-of-Arms 4 Lalin Club 2, 3, 4 ,g vwugqr wu.LaAM L. Husseusee ,W CM., 2 3 THOMAS cusmenos World Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 JWENEZ Radio Club 7, 2 ' v left on Ditch Da VIRGINIA ANN KADIN6 Transferred from Oceanside School GAA. 3, 4 Yell Leader 4 Choir 4 ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON Music Fesfival 7 Highlighfs Slafl 3 G.A.A. Board 2 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 KENNETH KIDD KING Transferred from San Diego High School Glee Club 7 Music Fesfival 7 World Friendship 7, 4 E ,..,, ,:,, , ..., . . V 'gyl' ,I wg .f 1 .1 . ,-,.. - :-' Tk? I --rz K Z7 MARTHA JEANETTE KRAFT GAA. 7 Drill Team 1, 2 Choir 4 Glee Club 7, 2, 3 Music Feslival 7 ,4 Tri-l'lieY 7, 2 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 Manager of Sporfs 2 DAVID HAROLD KENNEDY Highlighfs Sfaff 3, 4 Foofball 4 Tennis 7, 4 lndusfrial Arls Award 3 G-WEN KING Cauldron Sfaff 4 Edifor 4 Highlighls Slaff 3 Edifor Tri-Hi-Y 7, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4 YMCA Youlh G Govern- menf 3, 4 Sec, 4 FIDENCIO vielL LEDESMA Traffic Board 3 Band 7, 2, 3, 4 Foolball 7, 3 Track 7 2 GERTRUDE DOROTHY LEEDKE G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Board 3, Vice-Pres. 4 Pres, 4 Honor Sociefy 7, 2, 3, 4 Service Banquef 2, 3, 4 E I P DEANNA LEYERLY Glee Club 7, 3 G.A.A. 7 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 Fall Play 2 Tri-Hi-Y 7 Visual Educafion 2 attended Baccalaureate, WANDA LEE MCKINNEY Transferred from Chandler, Oklahoma G.A,A. 3, 4 Assembly Club 3 Advisory Council 3 Traffic Board Sec. 3 Dramalics 3, 4 MARY ELMA LITTLE Service Banque? 2, 3, 4 Fufure Teachers 3, Treas. 4 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, Treas. 4 Arr Club 2, Sec. 3, Pub. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 7, 2, 3, 4 MARIBELLE MAKSAY Band 2, 3 G.A.A. 7, 2 Commercial Club 7 Tri-Hi-Y 7 World Friendship 7, 2 ANN MERWIN DYER L. BILLY THOMAS MIEARS Arl Club 7, 2 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 Cross Counfry 4 Track 4 Track Club 4 THOMAS HOWARD LILES Foolball 7, 2, 3, 4 Track 7, 2, 3, 4 H Club 7, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, Treas. Vice-Pres. 3 MAX RAY MUTZ World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 Tri-l'li-Y 7, 2 G.A.A. 7, 2 Aqua Dance 3 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 CAROL MUSHALIK World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 Ari Club 2, 3, 4 GAA 2 3 MAUREEN BARBARA MULLIGAN Transferred from Gardena High School 4 G,A.A. 4 Tri-l'li-Y 4 World Friendship 4 ANNE YURI MORIMOTO Sfudenf Body Secrefary 4 Class Officer Sec.ATreas. 2 Girls' League Cabinef 7, 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl 4 Uniform Board 4, Senior Rep. 4 KAYOKO NAKAUCHI Transferred from Bidgeli High School, N, J. Commercial Club 7, 2, 3 Sec. 4 Glee Club 7 ate breakfast together, Foofball 2, 3 Baskefbcll 7 Wafer Polo 7 H Club 7, 2, 3, 4 fxdvfsory Council 4 ICHARD ALAN NOAH rack 2, 3, 4 rf Club 7, 2, 3, 4 ance Club 3, 4 ep Club 4 banlslv Club 2. 3, 4 RONALD DANIEL PEAVEY Track 3 Wafer Polo 2 Advisory Councll 7 H Club 2 Mforld Frr'ena'sf1fp 2, 3, 4 FRANCUNE WEBER OLDS llono' Socfefy 7, 2, 3, 4 Foofball 7, 2 Baskefball 7, 2 Track 2 Car Club 3 Servfce Banquel 7, 2, 3, 4 Nw-.o G,A.A, 7, 2, 3 lfnllorm Board 3 JOANNE MILDRED PARKER Opereffa 2 Cholr 2 Nlusfc Fesffval 7, 2 GAA. 7, 2, 3, 4 Llffle H Club 4 MARILYN RUTH PASCO Advlsory Council l, 2 World Frlendslvfp 7, 2, 3, 4 Spanlsh Club 2, 3 Aqua Dance 3 EAN EDWARD PHILLIPY Jskefball 7, 2, 3, -7 J3eball 2, 3, 4 lass Officer 2, 3 ' Club 7, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4 forlfl l:rlendsnl, 7 2, 3 4 ROBERT R055 PEDIGO D , , 2rvlCe Banquef 4 Sfudenf Body Fresldenf 4 V Class Officer 2, 3 lraok 3 5 ebwll 7 GARY LOREN PENHALL Foofball 2, 3 frark 7, 2, 3, 4 H Club 2, 3, 4 frack Club 3, 4 LEONARD KEITH PETERSON Transferred from Dakola Luflveran High School, Norflv Dakofa 2 DARRELL EUGENE PHILLIPY Baikelball 7, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 7, 2, 3, 4 Clvofr 7, 2, 3, 4 Glec Club 7, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 TWILA IZETTA PILAND 4 l'l Club 3, 4 Arl Club 7, 2, 3 GAA. 7, 2, 3, 4 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 LOLA ANN POLK Transferred from El Rancho High School, Riviera, California, 4 Jignlighls Sfafl, Edllor 4 llonor Saciefy 4 Glee Club 4 Dance Club 4 and finall graduatet CHARLES LARRY PLANJE Yell Leader 3 Choir 7, 2, 3, 4 Baslcelball 7 Foolball 3 Assembly Club 3 ROSIE CONSUELO PIMENTAL G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Liflle l-l Club 2, 3, 4 GLENN LEE POTTS Baseball 2, 3, larin Club 2, 3 Speech Club 3 VVorld Friendship 7, 2 JOSEPH DON PURDY Cross Counlry 1, 3, 4 Track 7, 3, 4 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Visual Educalion 2, 3 CARROLL LYNNE Cauldron Sfalf 4 Highlighls Sfaff 3 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 Dance Club 3, 4 Pres. 4 Spanish Club 4 PRANTER JANIS IRENE PREHEIM S F: B Gffuj ,f'fU3f'4l' 2' 3' 4 c. DWIGHT RALSTC Visual Educalion 7, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Assembly Club 3, 4 in ,I une. AMES EDWARD REAVIS lusic Fesfival 1 isual Educafion 1 Varld Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 HARLES EUGENE JANE CAMPBELL REED Advisory Council 2 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Service Banquef 2, 3, 4 Honor Sociefy 3, 4 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 JANET MAE REIMER WILLIAM LLOYD ROBERTSON, Jr. lloofball 3 World Friendship 4 I 1 SALISBURY ack 1, 2, 3, 4 ron 1, 2, 3 ELAINE LUCCHESI ROSE wc Fffsffwf 1, 2 wand rrfendshfp 1, 2, 3, 4 Orcheslra 1, 2 Aqua Dance 3 Nurses Club 1 Fall Play 4 Spring Play 4 Dance Club 3, 4 Aqua Dance 3 World Friendship 1 2 3 4 ii! VERL ELMER ROSENOW Wafer Polo 1, 2, 3, 4 Manager of Baskelball 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 3, 4 Visual Educafion 1, 2, 3, 4 H Club 1, 2, 3, 4 R ROBIN GAY RASCOE Yell Leader 4 Advisory Board 4 Pep Club 4, Sec. 4 World Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 Lifife H Club 3, 4 GEORGE ROBERT RENNER Wafer Polo Swimming Spanish Club 2, 3 Visual Educarion 1, 2, 3, 4 World Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 Radio Club 1, 2 DON LEE ROBERTS Spanish Club 3, 4 Visual Educarion 2 World Friendship 2, 3, 4 JANET RUSSELL World Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2 Dance Club 3, 4 OY JEMMIE ROWE, Jr. Finolball 2, 3, 4 Baskeiball 3 H Club 2, 3, 4 Manager of Sparrs 1, 2, 3 Visual Educafion 1, 2, 3 VINCENT JAMES SAUNDERS Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Capf. 2 Dance Club 3, 4 Ari Club 7, 2, 3, 4 Highlighfs Slafl 3 Camera Club 7, 2 DAVID ALLAN SCOTT HiYY 3 Glee Club 7, 2 Visual Educalion 1, 2 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 JOYCE MARIE SCHULZE Transferred from Franklin High School, Cedar Rapids, lowa, 4 Commercial Club 4 GAA, 4 Honor Sociely 4 World Friendship 4 ow we're alumn JANET LEE SCHULZE Transferred from Franklin High School, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 4 Cornrnercial Club 4 GAA. 4 Honor Sociefy 4 RICHARD PALOMINO SERRANO JERE DAVID SIRACUSA Baslcelball 7, 2, 3 Foolball 3 Service Banauel 4 Traffic Board 3 NEIL WARREN SELLERS Baseball 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 Typewriling Confesf 2 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 -X ww K , PATRICIA LOU SINGLETARY Tri-Hi-Y 4 Fall Play 4 Service Banauel 3, 4 Visual Educafion 2, 3, 4, CHARLES BARRY SIMMONS Wafer Polo 7, 2, 3, 4 Golf 2, 3 Glee Club 7 World Friendship 1, 2, Visual Educalion 2, 3 JAMES ANDREW SHANDRICK Visual Educalion 1, 2 Car Club 2 Nurses Club 1 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 MARY BELLE SCHNITZLEIN GAA, 7, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 7 Aqua Dance 3 World Friendship 7, 2, Dance Club 1, 3, 4 TERRY EUGENE SKAt Visual Educafion 2 World Friendship 7, 2 who have GARY LEE SOMSEN Foofball 3, 4 Trafffc Board 3 Manager of Bee Baskefbafl 4 Hx'-Y 2 H Cfub 3, 4 SUSAN ANNE STANLEY Head Song Leader 4 G-frls' League Cabinef 7, 2, Aqua Dance 3 Honor Socfefy 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A, 7, 2, 3, 4 NANCY ANN STEPP Yeff Leader 4 Aqua DGITCE' 3 Sprfmg Play 4 Dance Cfub 4 Gfee Cfub 7 PATRICIA ELAINE TRIMMELL Honor Sociely 7 Service Banque-l 7 Spanish Club 2, 3 Visual Educalion 7, 2, 3, 4 Tri Y 7, 2 1s .. WILLIAM HENRY TAYLOR III Advisory Board 2 Traffic Board 3 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1 PATRICIA LYNN TI-IIERY G.A.A. 7, 2, 3, 4 Liflle H Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3 Aqua Dance 7, 3 Glee Club 7, 4 PHYLLIS JEAN THIGPEN G.A.f4. 7 Operelfa 2 Orclveufra 7, 2, 3 Visual Educafion 7, 2 Spring Play 2, 3 GARY HUGHES TRACY Baseball 2, 3, 4 Baskefball 2, 3, 4 H Club 2, 3, 4 Vforld Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 0111 memorie: MARIANNE MAY TERRY C.A.S.C. 7, 2, 3, 4, Region Rep. 3, Pres. 4 Advisory Board 7, 3, Execulive Board 2 Honor Sociefy 7, 2, 3, 4 GEORGE EDWARD THORNTON Foofball 7 Baskeiball 7, 2, 4 Track 7, 3, 4 HAClub 3 4 KATH RYN AN N TORNAVACCA 4 H Club Sec. 2, Pres. 3, 4 Service Banauef 2, 4 World Friendship 7, 3, 4, Glee Club 7 Commercial Club 3 MARY ALICE TERROIN Commercial Club 4 Visual Educalion 7, 4 Spanisb Club 2, 3, 4 World Friendship 4 JUDITH ANN UNDERWOOD Spanish Club 2, 3, Sec. Flag Girl 3 Aqua Dance 7, 2, 3 lri-Hi-Y 7, 2, 3 Orcbeslra 2, 3 of our SHARON LEE ITHUR MUNOZ VARELA 'slcelball 7 :ck 2 'oss Counlry 2 orld Friendship 7, 2, 3 LLIAM FRANCIS WILSON rck 7, 3, 4 ual Educalion 2 Jrld Friendship 7 WAKEFIELD Advisory Board 3 Service Banquef 2, 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 C-AA, 7, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4, Pub. 4 . I. XCR., L 'TU-E SQ 03 x P3-' .,HARLES FLOYD WHITE 3aseball 7, 2 Track 3, 4 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 RUTH ANN WHITE Spanish Club 2, 3 Drill Team 2, 3 Orcheslra 2, 3 Tri Y 7, 2, 3 Operefla 2 CAROL JANE WALKER Transferred from Downey High School 4 Glee Club 4 Music Feslival 4 JERRIE MURDOCK WHITESEL Band 1 C'.A.A. 2 Aqua Dance 3 World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL CRAIG VAN BUSKIRK Choir 3 Harrnonaires 3 Glee Club 3 Music Fesfival 3 Service Banque! 2 EARL LEONARD WALTERS WALTER LUDWIG WESSEL Advisory Board 7, 3 Wafer Palo 7, 2, -7 Dance Club 7, 2, 3 Swimming 7 Fall Play 2 LOVELL AMES DONALD JAMES WILLIAMS Foofball 7, 2, 3, 4 Baslcelball 7, 2, 3, 4 Choir 4 ,Sec. Treasurer 4 H Club 2, 3, 4 WILLMORE World Friendship 7, 2, 3, 4 H Club 7, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 7, 2, 3, 4 Foolball 3, 4 Spanish Club 3 hi I1 school da s INA MAE WINDER JERRY JOE WORTHY Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Wafer Polo 2, 3, 4 World Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Counfry 3, 4 Swimming 2, 3 Track 4 JERROLD GLENN YOUNG Sfudenf Body Treasurer 3 Cauldron Sfaff 4 Baskefball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Fresidenf 1, 2, 4 MARIAN MELVINA YOCKEY Transferred from Soufh- easfern High School, Defroif, Mich., 4 Wofld Friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 GEROLD BURDETTE Foofball 1, 2, 3, 4 Bdskefball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 llarmonaires 2, 3 JANET ELAINE COOLEY DONALD CLARENCE DANIELS CLARA YOU NG DOWLING Not Pictured LAURENCE M EREDITH GREEN DONALD EUGENE HOFFMAN JOHN C. OTT Opereffa 2 JAM ES DEE TUCKER HENRY EDGAR WOOD, JR. JOHN WILLIAM WILL May Queen JUDY FANSLER 49 Jumor Class Dick Hensley, President Jim Farquhar, Treasurer 50 ffleers f Susan Cowling, Vice Presiclent Sue Birt, Secretary This junior class had a sue- cessful year at H.B. First they chose and ordered their rings and received them before Christmas. Their highlight of the year was the junior-Senior Prom, which they put on for the Seniors. A contest was held to choose the theme which Was HSome- Where Over the Rainbow. This year Row 1: V. Bond, I. Bershaw, D. Atherton, S. Birt, C. Adzmzson. Row 2: C. Bmznisoil, C. Allbright, J. Axen, D. Billi, K. Berger. Row 3: II. Alarcon, D. Bartfl, I. Bzfmler, G. Biglcr, K. Allrvfl, li. Builvy. Row 1: I. Burclick, C. Carson, B, Broome, C. Clarke. B, CllIki1l5', Row 2: D. Burrurl, 1. Boos, R. Clark, H. Bowen, 1. Clau.w.s'en. Row 3: C. Brirlgcx, H. Burrow, H. Burrow, B. Clzallwick, R. Harrison, L. liimclz, C. Clz1'i.stcn.s'cn. 51 the juniors Row 1: C. Davis, P. Clifton, DeLec'nl1eer, I. Davis, Cowling. Row 2: XV. IJa1:i.w, A. Coltrin, C, Craig, II. Diaz, I. D1'Pr'1L', B. Cranza Wikk? 3, W. Row 1: V. Fimrh, Fvrgu.s'un, L. Fz'.s'.s'c1az11'r1, j. Espilmsa, 1. Cmzzalzw, L. Garrett. Row 2: 1. Farqulzar, B. Brown, C. llmmlzlsmz, M. Gilnmra, IC. Fry, C. F1'01lm'i1'k.s', 'l'. Fu Row 3: B. Garcia, 1. Gillzfspic, IS. Glaser, .-X. l f'1lar, C. Drummnml, Cl. Dmlalvr. 52 bought their rings Row 1: P. 111111, JI. Iluiu, K. fIlI!l!lC.S', II. IIlll'l'i.S', P. Illlllllilll, j. lIm1.s-fm, S. Grate. Q How 2: G. Ilrmpvr, B. flflffi-S', j. IIl','lfg.fSfl'!7lII, 'l'. Ilcrnlzln, A. Ilrlrlzmzr, D. Ilmmley, A. Hart. How l: 1. Ilmulu, K. IIvrriz'1l, D. IIoI1I1.s', H. Iluullv, V. Ilurt. Row 2: V. Ilycpovk, B. Ilulzlmrfl, Y. Ilincv, H. Horton, R. Jarrett. Huw 53: X. l1or'kc'r'.s-nzitll, C, Ilzllxcfgf, I, l1ugl1v.s', D. forums, D. lltlikfllgfllll, D. llnral. 53 and entertained Row 1: I. jones, B. Irmes, C. Judd, B. Kuykemlall, S. jones, L. Kvnnezlll, P. johnson. Row 2: G. Imws, P. Lorna, B. Kuffler, K. Ilamlmlz, L. jnlznstrm. Row 3: G. jnlznsmz, I. Lambert, H. Kwmcffll, A. Kinney, C. Lugranll. Row 1: P. McGuire, Y. Mclntusll, C. Alegli, A. Alfllllllllllllti. Row 2: G. Ln1'0n:, T. McManus, I. Miller, D. gxlf.'XV1liIl fzvy, 'l'. A1f.'L1lI'L', P. Martin, L. Mcflntyrc How 3: L. Cooper, YV. Megli, C. Mclmffcy, A. Luters. 54 the seniors Row 1: K. Nirlznls, S. Moinla, D. Prlttrfmm, B. Nerio, L. .Vrn'ri.s-mx. Ham 21 H. Om, Cf, .N'u1Jlr', IJ. l'1'rkin.v, l'. Naglw, IJ, Xlfltlv, H. N1'rin.s', I.. 1'z'fr'r.wn. Row I: V. Riflgclufly, 1. Pllzlrzfs, M. Rcfesc, D. Hiller, D. Phillips, L. lzflllllill-Y, A. Pilzl. Row 2: AI. Pnrtvr, B. Haizl, F. Prirv, D. Rcfbnin, L. Rnlzbins, j. Htllllll, L. lio.s'.v, L. Hnlllfuxx. Huw 3: D. P1'tm'.s'un, li. Pnppu, B. l'r'fw'.s-mr, B. Saulfivlrl, I. Rrunwy, li. H11.v.s'0ll. 55 at the Prom. Row 1: N. Slllllfilfffifflll, A. Starn, B. Shim, A. Swinzlkr, D. 'l'01lI0u.s'e. Row 2: C. Stockton, E. Smith, D. Scilzvrt, V. 'l'eskcy. Row 3: D. Stokes. G. Slzernmn, B. Stung, j. Stvrling, 'l'. 'l'crwillegUr. KY W Row 1: A. Yoder, M. Vidal, D. Wagner, M, C0l'ff,Qd1l, E. Yulcilziro. Rnw 2: L. w7l1ff-Yliil, White, H. WVe.s't, li. Wfl.5-fm, P. Truan, C. Woolf, G. While. Row 3: B. Xvllllflillgfllll, A. XVilIiam.v, Ii. Xxlllt.S'Illl, J. WVUIIU, D. vVlllkl'I', XV. Tucker, G. XVultcr.s' 56 inn R 'H ,. 1a.c:. www 4355 LG. flfinf PL. L.O. 13.11. RP. L 'W F L Sally 4192 D.A. A Gil- jarkirr :QV j.l'. , X , ml' g nw g sk My Xw 1 5 Alirff ' fill ry imma., Q 15 ff? hw Hr wlayigi? 31, 25 55 , U11 x .... - fi is ' Q- ' . 1 Ifffwm' Sharon 'Af' A I Vnnru Rnlm lulio Roger Kathy ophomore Class Officers Dave Turnhaugh, President Dee Boren, Vice President jerry Webster, Treasurer Sheila Sellek, Secretary After the Freshman-Sophomore Brawl was over, Sophomores had few activities that were just for them. They did, however, have the distinction of sitting downstairs in the auditorium instead of in the freshman balcony. Sophomores had a class in their curriculum which was unlike any others they'd had. This was Drivers' Education, in which they tried out several devices to test their eyes, reflexes, etc. Each person spent two weeks of driving class time in the training car, learning to drive or improving their driving. i Participating in .EJ ' How I: C. Alzfxanfler, P. Bilyk, D. Buren, 1. Auger, I. Bumzmz, C. Bennett. Row 2: P. All-Yllllfl, I. BIlIIlli8fl'l', A, Amlrr'u:.s, J. BUUIIC, L. lirlrfrfl, Ii. Allan, j. Bulrlrirlgw. 'z X H8511 5 S E 2 W Row 1: B. Blllkrfr, C. BOUHIIIN, I. Bittvr, Al. lirvzffltcl. How 2: X. Bllfllllllllll, j. Bl'll.S'lI, j. Brown, G. Bunrlz, K. linzurtlz. How 3: K. Brvvfling, B. Black, B. Bruzlvvlmw, XV. Briclgzfs. 'c O. the range Count I i M iw i 9 1-ggg , Row 1: M. Costello, M. Cox, S. IJOHKIV, Al. Ca.s'z'y, 1. Clljlllfflffll, I. Cutrabmw. Row 2: W. Burns, 1. Cnhrt, 1. Cull, I, Dmmelly, D. Carr. How 53: 1. Clmzwy, B. Crfmlny, IC, Dultar, 13. Crmzpagnc, D. Hnurn, li. Dvlingg, D, Cm'rigun. Row 1: R. Bottari, N. Faith, I. clllllllijllll, 11. Ilinc, M. C1'uuk.v, I. I31'z1fu'l111n111, K. Els, C. l nIkf'rts, P. Ifnxlzllry Row 2: ID. Dnulzlv, J. Fritts, B. lfiskrf. T. Ilwyw, H. Fl11u'.v. li. l i.s-k, I. Durlmm, S. ICrw'.s'nlc'. 60 Drivers, Road-Da - Row 1: 1. Grc'r'u, S. Gilmer, j. Galloway, D. Gilbert, A, Gislvr. Huw 2: I. Gillvn, j. llrzwlcvtt, M, C:l'fllIl,Lff'l', P. Ilurtlvy, 1. Clumlfiulcl, 'I'. Gr'r'v11wmul. How 53: C. Clill. IS. llarlnfrf, j. llnrris, 13. GllI.S'l'I', H. lllllfllgfgi, M. Gruu: w l: L. lIc'rn11nrIz':, M. Ilurkcrsnzitlz, Ilublmrzl, 1. IIUFHIIIIIH, D. Iluwkins. xv 2: Cl. llrmpvr, K. Ilulfirflllf, J- Ililzlzs, T. Iluuclv, C. IIrulg11'.s'.f. Il1'rnrmrl1':. xx' SS: D. 1Ir1Im1'.s', Ii. f'fll'lAiH, G. Ilvil, D. flaring, j, lI1'i,ul1f. all sports, Row 1: R. Kaleiman, I. Ilunnientt, B. Hume, L. johnsrm, A. King, C. jacubsen. Row 2: I. Innes, 1. jnlznson, M. Keller, P. Kennedy, S. H rulgefnxs, M. Kuslzergen. Row 3: P. Kennedy, R. Kearney, D. IIlffl1L'I'ill,Qf0ll., G. jnlms-un, S. Kuxtem, M. jnlnls, D. King, D. Irvin Row l: D. Klllbllffll, B. Knnisnwa, N. McClain, N. Mc'Guir4', E. Lngstun. Row 2: E. Linzlley, D. Lerrw, D. Leeriuun, D. 1100115-S'!'flI', IC. .V1'DrmalzI. How 53: j. Lay, C. Liglltfrmt, 1. .x1!'Kl'I', 1. JIr'Grew, C. 1,!IllkfIl4S', J. .XIc'.NIa.s-tc'r'.s', R. Luke, li. Lymzs. 62 and other activities, Row 1: C. Meeks, VV. Cooley, T. Martin, B. McMurray, A. Menger, D. Merrill, D. Marriott. Row 2: M. Mrulera, R. Martin, D. Maemnlwr, I. Mzutin, IJ. Mackey, 'l'. Martin. Row 3: L. Allltflix, M. Mitchell, E. lilllkllll, R. Manning. Way-' Row I: 1. Olsnn, D. PIICIICFU, A. lVl'8l.'lll'I', D. Mitclzell. I . Ortega, C. Mmclzella. How 2: Moore, D. Newlin, D. flSlJ0l'Hl', I. Muni.s', L, M1n',qun,1. Nixon, D. Murplzy. Row 3: N. Neill, N. Nir'lcer.s'fnz, B. Owner, C. Ulsen, L. Orerhnu, IC. ,N'f'ff, I. Orr. 63 the 19 5 Sophomores Row 1: VV. Porter, V. Petersmx, C. Page, B. Pilgerrim, P. Price. Row 2: I. Pate, I. Patrick, 1. Puelmrrl, j. Purcell, G. Pruett, B. Ramsey. Row 3: C, Pilnnfl, N. DeMatties, P, Pascoe, E. Raimuuter, T. Partlow. Row 1: R. Salisbury, D. Rlltlff, E. Rulzrig, j. Rnlzbins, I. Reigle, D. Humlnrmlzl, N. Rolzertsnn Row 2: L. Ricluzrfls, B. Ruuneaun, S. Rotlzfuss, E, Peters-on, D. Peavey, B. Robertson. Row 3: S. Pell, D. Robbins, C. Peterson, 1. Perkins, R. Hive, 'l'. Pierce. 64 added laurels Row 1: B. Smith, I. Scott, G. Smith, I, Scluvcizer, P. Sflwycr, B. .xIlll'H7lL'Z, P. SChrncllc1'. Row 2: L. Samlvrs, A. Siffflle, G. Scnnec, C. Shelly, D. Sayer. Row 3: F. Siunvz, B. Smith, R. Slutvr, C. Smith, R. Silucy, C. Samlcrs. S 3999 Row 1: C. Swann, C. Stewart, E. Stcllrecllt, I. Stewart, H. Sylucster, H. 'l'amura. Row 2: 'l'. 'l'1'rry, I.. Stc'pl1w1.s-rm, G. Stone, S. Starr, E. Snm.w'n, G. Sncml. Row 3: AI. 'l'uyIm', R. Stegen, B. Sterling, F. Tvrrmufz, H. Stvwurt, T. Spurango. 65 their class. Row 1: Scllck, S. SCIIIIVCII, 1. X'7L'I'St7Ylfftl?, K. Tinslrfy, j. W'u11a. Row 2: E. W'a1la1'c', C. XIlll1!It'l3t't'l', B. 'l'ruccy, P. Vunliik, j. 'l'm'na1vz1z'f'u, T. Vwlu. Row 3: B. VIIIIPIIHTII, R. XVIlI'7ll'l', 1. 'I'lun'ntm1, G. Tuttlv, IJ. 'l'1n'nlmu,ul1, B. l'nrlr'r1cfmrl, D. vV!llfl'l'.Y Row 1: S. U7iHflIIl1.S', P. svllftlllllll, M. Xvflfillillgfllll, I. YVi,w, V. uyfllilllllk, P. Yrlvulill, C. Cui1'n.s'. Huw 2: D. xwVlIifl', H. xvlltill, B. W'il.s-nn, 'l'. Zitlau, R. W'il,wn, C. W'z'.wt. Row 53: P. YVUUII, Al. xvllfflllflll, R. YVilsmz, 'l'. W'r'lf'fl, I, VV1'l2.vf1'r, I. U'onlf'1:r'1', Freshman lass 0fflC6PS Kay Strother, President .uf If Barburrl Pederson, Secretary Q. Gary Wymore, Vice President Bob Wardlow, Treasurer Bewildered and excited with the first days of the school year, freshmen were initiated into high school life with the activities of Hello Day, the Freshman-Sophomore Brawl, Color Day, and the Beachcombers' Bounce. They soon found new friends and new things to do and kept active all year long attending the weekly Freshman Dances in the gym. These freshmen were enthusiastic salesmen, too, as they sold concessions, programs and track medals at different times throughout the year. At the annual party in October they danced and had entertain- ment and refreshments. Freshmen also had their own talent show in December. ai We're the Freshmen 'W'+v wh-Q'-'fw ' 2 Yi X5 -32 68 'Q' ,NMM- 4 ' Q Q Q if bf Sl fi xx' l: IJ. AI1lII'l S'Ull. K. Altus. I. Asuri, K. .-xllrlllzlvk, j. .X1la1n.s', P. ,-Xllrllmrk. xx' 2: j. Alrlrizlplv. I. Bannon, Il. Ar1fl1'r.wn1, P. Altnmn. xx' 53: 1. Allisrnl, 17. Alli.wm, li. Ballon, M. xxllllllllllllflllll, l,. .xlAlIlIfxY. K. .'UIlIgI'l'll. xr' xx' lg XV. B1'z1rll1'.x', H. l3r'l1n1'tf, A. lirlrringtnn, K. Iinyzl, M. l3r'1u1i k. CT. Birlfllr, B. Blur Rum 2: D. Br-w'f1'l. ID. Bm'kin,Ql1f1m. I. Bran. B. Brewster. I7. Bvlf, R. Hwy. xx 3: IJ. linwnuln. K. Burrlim', G, l5rrm'nfi1'lfl, H. Brm1'n, X. lii,ul1'r. the class of 19 3, i . 3 3 .525 ' W 3 if 2 g E 5 E 3 ,,. 8 A. 35.1 . I , jf ...af '-gf ' .:IfE,.: . u , Row l: I. Cwtwz, C. Ceelwrnc, P. C!lfIjJ.Y, M. Butler, S, Clzfgg. Row 2: C. Canfield, G. Caraway, 1. Carter, H. Clrfm, B Cnupnmn, D. Burrmc. fx Row 1: A. Duuis, D. Drllgis, I. Dill, Curtis, D. Dc'Pcfw, Donlittlzf, P. Davis, L. Dauix. How 2: A. DiStcfmm, G. Da1ti.s', j. 1Jlll7illSUll, H. Dill, 1. 1Jir'kvr.s-ml, D. Dol1kin.s'. Row 3: 1. During, D. Day, E. Diaz. 69 who MWA., Row 1: T. 1'fL:c1'.sn11', S. Fitts, S. Frlziu, C. liz1warf1.s', Eialmn, D. E-Ytl'l1tl'. How 2: 15. FI1l'1If'I', P, Fitzgerald, A. 1'f.s-pinnsll, B. 1'f11i.x', I. 1'f.s'fi11, H. 1'f.s'pilm.w1, Ii. 1'wIIl'1', CI. l'wt'l',Lfll.S'UIl. ' 2 , 2 Ly , . a 2 's 1 J f E I- . E is 'liflfql VT. S X ,f' Eg ' Row I: M. 1 11lf'1I, S. Gric'.s'.s', R. Fo11cvrt.s-, D, Frz'rlrfl'ir'1f.s'. Row 2: M. Gmulniglzf, R. Gr111nwuy, M. 111111, G. Guzm- Row 3: D. Gzlluln. D. Gill, Ii. F1c'tz'11r'1', F. Gr11mrmr. 70 are looking forward - ll I il Q Q 1 Row lz C. IIarri.s-ml, B. Ilurzlin, I. lluuxcfs, 1. Ilrzynffs, 1. IIcrnrmrlc':, Il. Ilcfnslirrk. Row 2: j. Ilc'l'l1r'rt, 1. ll11.s'kin.s', 13. 11Ill'l'f-Y, M. llmly, K. llflrrl. u ilil How 1: S. Ilnrtml, M. IIl'l'lIIIllf11'Z, N. IIilcl1'111'nml, K. Ilfuzrlv, V. Ilvrnzfmlcz, B. Iliff. Row 2: I. llirrlulcrl, C, I1l'l'lIllUllS, ll. Ilulnmu, E. IIIII, R. Ilf1i.s-11, Ii. llnustnn. Row 33: XV. llmmrrl, D. llvwitt. Tl to IIl0I'6 y63I'S 'T wx Ml-1 I 4 .wx , Q vig 3 4 ' Q E u Row ln G. julznmwn, A. Hurd, B. Iurwx, V. Hunt. Row 2: R. jnlmstmz, D. Iwzkim, li. jenkins, I. julms-fm, D. Iubr. Row 23: H. jurflln, j. Iolznmn, B. jnlmxml, C. Iluntcfr, B. jzlrrvtf. wmmlsi iii Row 1: H. Ll'll!'4S'lI1II, JI, Knapp, P. I.ufc4'r, JI. LaVr'rm', 1. Kivff Row 2: O. lwrr, IJ. ,Ill-S'fIf't', U . juclcl, Cf. Ixmnp, A. I.c'rlz'.s-11111, M. 72 yr R. King. mnv, XI. l.m'.s'4m, A. Knlulw. of high school life gi ,C .W M5.2 L.-,W.-.,: lf ! Row 1: R. Lngxtmx, K. IIl'lIl'Uf'k, A. Lnpcfz, R. Cvrlmrrlt, P. .x1l'X'Vl1fI1lll.'!f, C. IIlll'1IL'I', I. l,ip.s'c'g1, K. Cullrn. Row 2: D. .Nlrzlnlzzg M. Lcnrlllnn, B. 1,l'fl'lllII'Uf-Y, J. Lu,qstr1n, A. Malmny, j, McClure. Row 3: H. .Vulmny, 1. Luiz, B. .xlf'AI!'A'IllllIl'l', G. .x1lll'fiIll'Z, L. Lzfmmrcl. How l: Xl. C:IHl,ZIIIl'.S', R. .Ur'nclu:u, A. IIl'I'lIIIHlIl'Z, V. llvclinu, Xl, .Vingu.s', B. Cfmnrllfr, I. Cllllllllllll, ,. AIUIQQIIH. H. Allllllllllllllfll. Hmm 2: .Xlg.u.LLq,qL H. .XIi1lrllr'tnn, j. .Vc'mln:rl, I., .Xl1'nrln:.r1, IJ. Alurtin, B. Mfwlfllz. Huw JS: 13. .Vill4'r, Ii. .xll'lllIffl'fl, R. .Nlnmvg S. .Xlr'1li:m, Il. .Vm'ri.s. T3 after discovering Row 1: II. Gonclwin, I. Otu, C. AllJI'l'fSUl1, B. Pc'r1'er.s'm1, B. Pfftvrs, B. Pagv. Row 2: C. Mulligan, J. IInrn11mfklz', M. Pllfkllfll, H. IIz'Im.s', Row 3: I, Nngvl. D. Ni1'lmI.s'0n, D. .UufI4'y, 1. Purim, C.Pf'l1, YV. NPN, G. P1'1cCl'.s'1'n Row I: I. Riclzzmlx, T. King, P. Lulfnmf. A. Pf'l'kt'll, H. F!'f1'l'.'x'IPll, O. IJ!Ifft'l'SlH1, B. l'1'flr'1'.sz'n, P. I Row 2: V. Hiw, 15. I'inkr'rt4m, Cl. Nif'f'n1r', I. Pflffl'l'.S'U!I,H.1J1llUllIIIl'l'.S',H.lvfl'l'f'-Y. 74 how excitin Rem l: I. Rrlngrl, C. Pinwntul, B. Potts, L. Pmztizm, M, Rwucl, K. Riclr'm1ur. Hmm I: S. 1'fzip11.s', S. Crmrlfivlcl, A. PUll,Lfl', j. Puppet, D. liwizl. Huw IS: JI, liir'ncl1'au, XV, I'r1'.s'I1'y, lf. Rvml, I. Pittman, M. Hfzlm, Cl. Plu4r1'. ,---..4. Y E Row lg M. Smlcffrlu, D. SIIIIIHUU, N. Sfl'Ilf'H.S'Il, IC. Ri-Wllllll, I.. Hn.s'.s'. Row 2. IS. Smith, CI. 1in12l1in.s', C. Sexton, IC. Rmlrigllvz. Rmx' 3: 13. Slmrin, I.. Sangrw, G. Sl1r'1'rill, H. Smith, H. Slater. these years Row l: L. Tait, C. 'l'inm:n, L. Swantz, j. 'l'c'l1l1itt.s', P. Strnut, K. Strutlwr, Ii. Starr, C, Stl'l0!lI'f. Row 2: 'l'. Starr, 'l'. 'I'11n.s'tr1ll, C. 'I'il212it.v, I. Swinrllvr, D. Spzlffnnl. Row J3: R. 'l'f'z1,um', C. Stanfirflzl, P. Sturull. S. 'l'nyIur, J. Sterling. e1llg gig, 5 E :1. S' E Q i Q 'i ' .4 Row lg K. 'I'm1Im:.s-u, I. XVllt.S'Ull, S. Ilurt, L. Ilcrndnn, S. 'I'111'l1m7ilI4', I.. Travis, C. Ufarrcc'km', N. YV11 How 2. I. YVr1g,QlC, li 'I'r'r'yrltU, I. L7HIjI,Il'llHlll', Ii. Tnpping. D. 'l'in1muns, C. YVr1k1'fif'Ifl. Row 3: G. xyUHl',1f'l'fS', IS. VVIIIYHUILT, M. 'l'urnImugl1, G. W'm'cl. T6 could be xg gi Row l: S. U'n1rl1'r ,K XVI'iH,LfIll'f1I, D. VVixc', G. f:Ul'lII'fl!I, B. Crifffm, H. YVl1it1'. lims 2: li. U'ulf1', I . Ynung,j,Zi1'!l1iu,q,.l. N'uf.wm, I. xVl'IJ.N'fI'l', If Vw ll Row I: I. Yukillirn, 1. York, IJ. W'l1iIr', K. Ubnfl, If. M. Xxvlfllllfllff, S. XVl1itr'. Hun 2: C. N'ynmrr'. CI. Cnpvn, Cl. xVlIif1', ll. U'fmflruff, l,. Kl'llllI'!l!f. 71 NE'ER CAN THY SPIRIT DIE, NEI 78 WWW I L L wx QE ,llfmf fl J C' f5f '! J' Vx U7 In An M V r 1 f , . r I 4 I4 lr w J I ff X , ,f r 7 ,yf 9 ff : . ffzgff ,., ff' l--' f' 4. Z' ,,... - v ff v Aki Rf X ra 1 H 1 'mx If W v X 2 I ,U Xu I Ii 4. , f -Xf- Lgfifmnqh WMI if '5 'A ' 'I -jjj, 'Al Q gi WW 1 -f U I I ' f 'S WS!!-I If-Is: MM ,,.. W I A gn UN, Es-- ff - X U rf - ,.f.,,, . A I ..f:- XZ! sg!! .4125 ff' G--125: 'fldua I f J QIQlf3Xg W ,jg ' X 1' -, ,WK fp. 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GM x..W 15 - -.' .fg J, 1 in. ,W .+'.'f'Q Q kiax ,wh A 'Spa ,lnvag K - 'Vf-4. . , ,. ,L Nl jg,,t5,.,v., . ,iFE'fg!f' f , siiklf . V-'VL,g,7gi,I 0. ., -V .vw L - 41, : QA ' Y . ,, K 1 2. .EA , i ., Q 4, , ' a F , 3, I L iq' . Q LT ' . f. . .' 'ef' qw ' f A ., ,Z gi . rf 1-1 gf . - 7:1 f , fi, S :mpg ' Cf'w 'fK,Q,f. w,. ' 7? 'i 5. . T: f'K.?'..s , 2 Q. ,HRK -at ',4f'f?-QL. sfxlggg, . 'X 1 ,Hit-55' K' 1 32- A' 'wg 'K is L 45 W ,:,4 A ,. F1 ,3- z K gr 1,-71 MZ? 4-qf1,2vKq Y :img 1, .JF ' .f'.rK qv-V. '-TMJ. , El .:,..f-J ic- i,. ...L ,im :Ev ,, f , ffmff' 1' , .V , . .. 33f - .41 N. ag Q Lg - .. F1593 ' I, , ., Q 1, V -. ,. ,MV . ,, ' 'Q K r. . zf,E5,av4-LU gm M W, . . 5 , A , Athlete of the Year gm? 1 Q 5 . 1 BILL HARRISON 81 Varsity Football I - an--4 nt g s f T - .fytlii-giai Row Row Row Row 82 .U . Jgr :snide , up . A . pgs X an ma , : ,- 1: V. Hyepoclf, nigr., j. Ufixe, R. Kennedy, G. joiiex, H. Burrzirl, I. Bender, R. Rowe, C. Benson, Doltar, A. Williams, D. jones, B. Woozlington. 2: I. Tfllllltll, L. VVillmore, B. Sterling, j, YVelJ.s'ter, C. Cln'i.s-ten.sen, B. Pelligo, j. McKee, 1. Higlzt, B. Beauer, B. Vail, D. Beelve, D. Soutlnuarrl, I. Bannister, rngr. 3: L. Peterson, mgr., B. Wilson, G. Sonzsen, L. Calderon, B. Granger, D. Tarnlmnglz, B. Clzaclwirrk, M. Brizlges, B. Glazcr, D. jaeolzsan, B. Garcia, I. Sterling, B. Ilarrison. 4: F. Frenelz, R. Jarrett, T. Terry, G. VVarz1, L. Powerx, B. Manning, D. Eflwards, G. Brownfield, G. Dotl- rler, M. Balm, T. lVUlL'll, T. johnson, I. Woolover. The Oilers, beset with injuries and the lack of making the extra point, finished the l95-l- 55 season with a Z-7 season record and l--l record for league play. The Oilers were downed by a strong New- port eleven 42-7 in the league opener. The title-bound Anaheim Colonists dropped the Oilers Z8-U, and runner-up Fullerton Indians dealt HB. their third straight loss in league play. The following Week the Oilers Were foiled again by Santa Ana 32-Zl. Returning to our turf and the final game of the season, the Oilers defeated Orange 21-13, their only Win in league play. Bill Harrison was elected most valuable player and Gary Somsen and Harrison were -v A 5 co-captains. Hearl Coaeli, Ed Goflclartl Line Coach, Bill Poore t X, V 1 1 3 X ' . . Ifrl Dnltur Ilmmrulnlc' llcwtifm Cary Smrmflz 111111 Bill lIarri.s'un, Bill Ilurri.wn, .1IUSfVIl1IIllIIIl, Plaucl 11.15 11.13 lI,B 11,13 11.15 1I.B 11,13 H.B. 21 1I.B SEASON SCORES 1A'1lZlllL,i'l ..,..,,, ,, Tustin ..,,,., Lllgllllll ,,,,,,,, Nliru Costa .,.,, Newport ,,,,., Anaheim ,,,,,, Fullerton ,,,,,, Santa Ana .,,,.,. Orange ,,..... . YVcm:3 Lost: 7 lim Sterling, f111!'l -S'.S'llfL'f1l num, is I'tlll,Lfl1f from llcllinrl by an Orange PIIIIYIICI' after returning II punt fm ll s mit gain. Oilcfrs won 21-13. C111-l'!l1If!l111S SUNSET LEAGUE STANDING Al1il1lCllll ,,,.. ......... Santa Ana .,,,.. .,,...... 1' llllerton .,.., ..,..,.. Newport .,,,,,.......... ,.,. Hlmtingto Il Bench Orange ,.,,,,A,.,,.,,,,.,.,,. Pts. 155 127 101 102 40 33 Opp. 54 95 61 09 151 107 11111'1'i.v1111, 0i11'1 x 11111.s'f l'll111lI1I11' 11111111'r, 1'f'fI1l'1I.S' I1 1'xlI11t'l 131111 1'1'111,q11 is 11111113111 411111211 1111 11 '1'11xfi11 1111111 111-1l'1' ll 1'1111 11111 1111111111 1111111 11I1' ll v11111'1 gain. Oilwrs 111,11 251-0. 1S'1l1l'1'.'l1I1I' ,q11i11. 1.1'1111i11,Q 1'1'1li,Q11x i11t1'1'11'r1'111'1' ix 1111111 XV1111 1111511111 c111!'l'S 1141111 530-20. 13111111 .X11.x-tin, 1311111121111 O111'1'11 1511111111111 q1l1f'l'H 4'l1Ill11t11l11'S 111111 1111'ir 1'x1'111'1,s ' 'xsunnw vl- Bee Football ul, lk as X X :yr as vt' 'ft 'fi -Ziff. :wing , 'ii .,, Allyn- Q., 1 ke Q . W . fs? l aw.. S' sifglfba if ti' ,s eh Q . 2 Row 1: I. Pattmnvon D. King, R. l'Vil.von, R. Clcenz, j. Burrows, A. Coltrin, D. Ilartog, 1. Funzlerlmrlc. How 2: 1. Illlglllw, L. Auarits, B. Coopman, C. Sniitll, Al. Clianvy, Tom Liles, I. IIernaml1':, N. Ilart. Row 33: N, Neil, G. Stegvn, H. Ballers, 13. Ilarlzcrt, S. Ko.s-tem, G. lluntvr, A. Anzlrews, S. Pell. Row 4: R. Niauffs, E. Lopez, P. Vega, B. Smitli, G. Nirrrols-, M. Allanlloimto, D. Jlotlwy, D. Aqailetia. How 5: Coaeli .llo.v.vtc'llm', K. Hmvflifig, nigr., G. Hooper, I.. Harfvl, Ii. Vl'oozl, F. Galzorno, D, Allimni, S. .lloorrz nigr. Bee gridmen, winless in eight games, finished the 195+-55 season with a O-8-I The record. The Oilers opened league play against Newport, which ended in a I3-I3 tie. Ana- heim and Fullerton dealt H.B. their Worst losses of the season 37-0 and 46-IX. Santa Ana and Orange handed HB. their third and fourth Nloe player ll.l3. 0 H.l3. lil H.B. 0 ll.B. O H.B. 13 ll.B. 0 H.B. I3 ll.B. 0 HB. I2 lVoii: S6 straight I-l-O and Z6-IZ. Hernandez was elected most valuable and Tom liiles was elected captain. SEASON SCORES Leuxingei' .,,.,........ . -353 Tustin ..,...... , ,... l5 Lilllllllll ....... .. ...... 5353 Mira Costa ....... . . .135 Newport ...., . ...... 153 Anallt-Im .,... . ...37 l'llllll'flOll ..... . .46 ..... ..... . I4 Oixtiijgc ,, .... ...... . ., 26 Santa Ana O Lost: 8 Tic-dzl SUNSET LICAGUIC STANDINQJS XV 'xllllllvllll ..... . .... 4 l ullt-rton ..... .,... . .JS Orange- .......,. ..... . .... 5 3 Santa Allll ......,...... .... - 3 lleaeh .,.. 0 lliintington ' .0 Newport . ..,.....,....... .. -l 4 Pts. 135 103 S7 54 138 3:2 Opp. 72 -ln 64 40 136 92 Coavli Let' .lIo.s'.s'tr'llr'1' '2h1 5.9 3 ' ' 'l'om Lilr'.s', Cfaptaing Joi' 1Ir'1'nr1mlz':, Most Valuable Player Cee Football Q Row 1: S. Tayloiz, B. Bloclgett, I. Tlzornton, C. Frerlrirks, J. Barniis-tw', 1. Bvebrf, I. Logston, I. Gillvn, R. Melmffey, B. Ramsey, B. Gulente. Row 2: I.. I.r'onm'rl, F. Young, ll. Ilwlslick, M. Ifspinovzl, K. Nirkltfs IJ. White, j. .Va'nrlo:a, D. Belt, 'l'. Fujita, D. lVillllll7l4S', M. Ota. Row 3: Cllllfll Fl'!lllL'C.S'l.'llllli, I. fIf!l'llllIlClCZ, If. At'o.s't11, .ll. Tlll'llIIl1!l,Qll, 1. Stvirlrlllfr, A. l'f.s'pino.w1, 1. Purko, I. Alontoyri, D. DlIlJkfIl.S', II. Ilolman. The baby Oilers suhfered one of the worst seasons in the history of HB. Wlinless in eight straight. and only scoring 6 points the entire season, the Cee's finished the season with O-8 record. Nlike Ora was picked the most valuable player and Don Nl illiams Was elected captain. Couvli Bob l 1'fliu'r'.w'l1irli 1 YK-95 wk w - '31 LPLPLK 'i x smsox sctonns 1 ll.B. 0 Newport ............. ,...,... 2 6 O,UJ,.,jlVx'QJk ll.B. fi lluguna ....... .,..,... 7 i . 0 Il.B. 0 Valom-in ..... .,,..,.. 4 2 vvvqv 'X by ms. rm N.-wpnff ..... ..,,,... 1 9 - ll.l5. ll Alltlllilllll .,... ......,. 2 8 ll.B. ll l'llllll'TlOll ...,.... ..,,..,, 2 8 lI.l5. 0 Santa Ann ,..... .,....,. 2 7 ll.H. U Orange ,...... ........ l 22 XVon: 0 Lost: 8 SUNSET IJCACZUIQ STANDING XY L Pts. Opp. 0 l l 19 f .ilu-im ............ 4 25 - ll lt-rton ....... ....... 4 l U39 53 Newport ..,,... ....... I 3 l 95 31 Santa Ana .................. l 4 53 65 Don llllllffllllk, Captninq Miki' Om, .Vos-t 'lixingv . ......... ....... . l -l 18 1053 xifllllfllllff Plfiym' llllllllllfllllll llvzlcll .... 0 5 0 121 87 N J ARSITY BASKETBALL 5-1 l Row 1: D. Pl1il1ipy, C, lhlrllin, I. wyflllllg, K, Cory, C. 'lv,IUl'IIfUll, B, Cnnpnlflrl ,,,, How 2: Cn11r'l1 ,U11x.s'f1'l11'1', 1. U'i.w'. li. l 11ll111r'l'. 'l'. IJ11111'lwn1. li. K1'1111c'zly, B. lIr1rri.wm, P. Gillis, ll.l5 II.B H.B TLB H.B H.B HB H.B H.B H.B H.l5 ILB. ll.B V. li11.w'11n11', Mgr. Sli-XSOX SCORES 58 ' ' . h,xc1-ls1111' , H , , ,. ,,-17 48 I'a11411111u1111t ,, 53 St. Axlllllllllfk 76 C111'1l1-11 1111111 68 l,11,Q111111 , , 67 XYils1111 , , 57 Al1111111i ,,,,,,, ,, 61 .-X1'111y-fX11x'y , 65 X1-wp111't , . 50 ,-X1111l11-i111 59 I 11ll1'1't1111, . 68 Sllllfll A1111 H9 llflllljlt' 11.15. 80 ILB. T8 IIB. 50 ILI3. ill ILB. 83 II.B. ll-3 ILI3. 77 H.B. T9 H.B. 53 NV1111 SSI Ne'wp111'l A11z1l11-1111 1711111-1't1111 S1111tz1 A11.1 ,.,,,.. , O1'1111g1' lliljlllllil ,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,, czilfdvll clfl C,.l.l . PLAYC 1111111111 ., ,,,,.1,,.,, ..,, , S1111 Dim-,go -Lust 2 653 58 57 49 46 Jn 66 611 -1- 5757 ffy Y111111g1. fjlljlfllfllj .xlll.S'A'ff'Ill'l', fjUll!'lII Hf1t1'l1 ffllillllllllll. lm 'l'1llml11 Alwrnf H sr ,Xlnxt Yuluulmlz' PIIIUVI' ARSITY BASKETBALL KWH Cf 'U I 1111111 Il111'l1i11 j1'1I1I11 Yo1111g 1711111 l'l1illi1111 Hf 'f 'f1l'lf' -lI f1f 1 .tll lI.l3. 'I'1111r11111111'11l l i1'.v1 All I,1'11,u111' All l11,gl1'11'11111l 'I'11111'11111111'11 rlll fltllllfllllll 'l'11111'11111111'11l Cf1111t11i11 S1'1'11111l All I.1'11gg111' S1'1'o111l All l.1'11,u111' This vear's varsity was one of the hest teams in Southern Cali- fornia. The varsity eagers ended the season with a 31-2 reeord, The highlights of the season were the winning 11' the Huntington lieaeh Tournament and the Inglewood Tournainentg runnerup in the Compton Tournamentg winning the Sunset League, and going to the quarter finals of the C.l.F. Butch Coopman and .leddy Young repeated on the all league team, while George Thornton, Dean ,lJhillipy, and Gary Harbin were seleeted on the second all league team. .leddy Young was eleeted eaptain and Butch Coopman most valuahle player. 5l'NSlC'l' l,l'l.XCll'lC STANIJINQIS NV llls Opp lIllllllllQt0Il lic-aeli lil T02 490 Newport .,,, , ,, T 629 317 .1X1111l11'i111 . , T 382 312 l'lllllt'I'tUll , l all 55311 Urangc- , , . , l 1531 602 Santa .Xllll l 'HSE 6011 l3ill1I11r14i.s1111 Il111111i1' l'lllHlH1'I' 'I'11111 D1111l1'.v1111 ll1111111'11l1l1' ,ll1'11fi1111 l?11t1'l1 CY1111111111111 .XII ll.l3, 'l'1111r11111111'11f l i12-.I ,ill Cf,l.l . .lll cilllllffftlll 'l'11111'11111111'11! l i1'.s'! All l,f'Il'f1lIl' .XII l11,gl1'11111111l 'l'11111'11111111'11 fl1'111',Q1' 'I'l111r11t1111 'lll ll.l3. 'I'11111'11111111'11f 91'1'11111l .XII l.I'1lLlIll' 89 llzmfinglhm rx. I'11r11nmunt lluntingtnn ltx, P1lI'l1IllUllHf IiL'N'I'INKL'lk0N B1-1 xx 'H 'l'uL'uxA Xll'lN'l' ll.B. II.B ll.B H.B nl 75 90 60 Bcllflmvc-1' l lllll'I'f0Il fjfillljli' . lfxcvlmiol' 06 46 35 44 TOURNAN1 ENT SCORES lxrzmawuon 'l'ounNAMr:N'r Coxwmx 'I'oUnNAMx5N'1' Il.l5. Tl Alurmlun ....,.,,....,,.,,.,,,,,.,,,,Y, 56 ILIS. 59 fjilllllltllll .,,,,,,,,,..,..,,,, H41 ll.B. G13 xIOllll'l7l'uU ,,,, ,,,,.. 5 0 Il.l3. fil S4-rm , ,, 53 S3 Xlorningsiclv ., ,, H42 lI.l3. T3 Lnyolzl ,. .wmfi ILB. -151 Ht. cT2ll'lIN'l . , ,,,.,,. 71 90 Ilrmfingtmz rx. I'arr1nwunt lluntingtnn rx. SI. Arzflmrzyfv UNIOR VAR ITY BASKETB LL Row 1: G. Ufarzl, R. Allen Row 2: D, Ionchs, A. l'VllllKll7l,3', D. jucolzson, D. Ilcarrl, E. Doltnr, D. 'lhrnlmugli How 3: Courli .lIo.s'stc'llr'r, D. Bozunmn, C. Iollnson, Rl. Rulzn, D. Gill, R. jlll'l'l'll' SUNSET LEAGUE STANDINGS XV L Pct. Fullerton ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.., .,,,.... 8 2 800 lluntiugton Beach ,,,,,,,,...,,, 7 3 700 Santa Ana ...,,,,,,.,,,.,., ,,,,..A. 6 4 000 Anaheim .,.,.., .....,,.f 5 5 500 Newport .,,,..,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,, 2 8 200 Orange .,,,...,,.,,.,,,.,.,. ....,,,, 2 8 200 XVon 12-Lost 4 This was the first year for the junior Varsity, Who ended the season with a lZ--I- record. The Junior Varsity cagers placed a close second, being edged out by Fullerton. Don Jacobson was elected captain and Don Heard Was voted most valuable player. Both should help next year's varsity team along with Bob Garcia, Ed Doltar, and Dave Turnbaugh. , H.B H.B ll.B ll.B Don Ilearzl, Most Vnluulzlrf Plrzyrfrg AIDS-Yl'f'lll'I', Coarliq Don Jacobson, Captain SEASON SCORES ll.l5 -30 Excelsior .,.,.,,...r.l....,,.....,, 32 H.l3 48 l'aramo1mt ,,,., 30 H.lS '16 St. Anthony's r,,, 33 61 351 45 -ll Garclcu Crovc ,,,, Laguna ..,.,,,,,,, NVllS01l ,,,, Newport .,,,,, 42 34 27 .35 ll.l3 453 Alinllcim ,.,,,, ,,,.,,,, 3 7 lI,B. 3l l'vlIll0I't0ll ...... 32 ll.B 539 Santa Ana ...l,,, 38 H.B 333 cllllllbi' ,,,,.,,, 17 H.B 55 N:-wport ,,,,., 65 H.B 68 Analivim l,,,.- 56 H.l3 33 l'llIllk'l'l'0ll ,,,... 31 ll.B 37 Santa A1121 ....... -ll II.B -19 Orange- ..,, 36 BEE BASKETB LL J, N-1 H.B ll.l5 H.l-3 Row l: IJ. 1l1'11.s'l1'g1. G. 'l'mz'y, U. Nevins, j. Flll'Ifll,llll', B. Vail, IJ. Pliillipy Row 2: Coimli Flllllllgllll, J. Ilwiglit, I. P1lH1.'1'.s'o11, L. Atzmltx, li. Coopnmn, B. Smith, G. SUlll.N'l'll, Mgr. 5llj3fl5flN SCOHICS W Scott Flanagan's Bee eagers repeated as UXUK' SIUI' , , L1 l'111'11111o1111t . .. H- St. Antlioiiy ls gl ...IS ll.l3 1.1111111111 ... ...H40 H.l3 Qi2ll'ill'll Crow .. v.., .27 ll.H Lilljlllllil . . . .43 ll.l-3. Nlilson .,,. ,,,.,,, f 50 HB .'xI'll1j'-N2lX 5' .. H19 l'l.B. Lynwoocl ,,,, . ,..,, .29 ll.B Excelsior ,,,, M39 ll.B Newport ,,,, . . .,,. 37 HB A1111l111i111 ,,,,,,, . .,,,, 27 H.l3 l'lllllt'l'tOIl .. . . .24 H.l3 S1111t11 Allil ,,,,,, .,,,,., I 36 H.l3 KJIYUIQL' .. 24 ll.B Newport ,V VV V V, ,137 H.l3 .-X1111l11-i111 . . . ,,,, .4l lI.l5 FllllL'l'tUIl .. .. ,,,,,,, 35 H.l3 slllltil Allll . -32 ll.l3 cjfilllgl' .410 SUNSET LEAGUE S'l'.'XNl7lNClS Pet. ll1111ti11glo11 BL'ilK'lI . .. H9 l 000 xllilllijllll .. ..., ,,.. . . .. 700 Newport . . G00 Fllll4'l'l0ll -100 Orange .. ,,,,,. 5300 Santa A1111 .,,,. ,,,,,.1. l 00 XV1111 l7-Lost 3 league champions for the third time in the past six years. The Oilers ended the season with a very fine reeord, I7-3. ln league play, the Oilers were defeated only by Fullerton in an upset win. VVinning the next seven straight, the Bee eagers ended with a 9-I league record. Darrell Phillipy was elected eaptain and ,lim lfarquhar was elected most valuable player. lim Frirqulmr, Host lvlllllllllll' PIIIUUII Fllllllllilllll, Courli. lJurrf'll Pliillipll, Cupfuin CEE BASKETBALL Row 1: L. Tuiiagm-Iii, D. VVliitc, 1. Thornton, D. lVilIiams, C. Frerlericks Row 2: Conrli Flllllllgllll, B. Lvonarzl, G. CIIIICIIH, M. '1'urnl111u,f1li, F. Mc'Clurci Bcvbzf, B. XVyniorc', B. btcrlmg, Mgr. The Cee eagers placed third, lacking enough scoring punch to capture the league title. Lead- ing the team was Captain Don VVilliams and most valuable player Jon Thornton. XVith several returning lettermen, the Cee team should he better next year. Ion Tlzornton, Maxi' Valuable Pluyrfrg Courli FIIIHIIQUHJ Don YViIli11n1.s', Captain Knot .s-lzownl H.B. 25 H.B. 45 H.B. 30 H.B. 23 H.B. 26 H.B. 35 H.B. 33 H.B. 45 H.B. 35 H.B. 18 H.B. 45 H.B. 32 H.B. 23 H.B. 24 H.B. 32 H.B. IH H.B. 335 H.B. 41 SEASON SCORES Excelsior ..,.,..................... I6 Paramount ,...... ......... 2 5 St. Anthony's .. ......... 24 Laguna ..........,. ......... 2 7 Carden Grove Laguna ......... YVils0n ..... Brea ...,......... Newport ....... N35 19 Qffffflai Anaheim ,...... ...,.,.., 4 0 Fulledon ,.,.,.. ,,,.,,,,. 2 3 Santa Ana ...... ......... 3 1 Orange ..,... A,,..A 2 0 Newport ,... ...,,..,, 3 7 Anaheini ,... .. .,,.., 40 l lllll'l'l0I'l ,..,. ,Y,Yw,,,, 2 5 Santa Ana ,....,. ,,.,..... 3 7 Oran ge .....,... ,..,,,,., 2 9 S UNSET LEACU E STANDINGS Newport Anaheim Huntinjf,ton Beach ......,...,.. Fullerton Orange .... Santa Ana .,,,....Y.,,,,, ,,,,,,,, XVon ll-Lost 7 Pct. 800 700 500 400 400 200 CROSS COU TRY Row l: G. lVe.s't, 'l'. Becne, D. Beeriv, li. Van Patten, I . Leflesnzu, I. WVol'Hiy, E. Diaz, C. Ban- nister, G. Penliull Row 2: j. Tornueaea, 1. Dating, Al, Hartz, j. Luiz, B. Roluwtxoii, 13. Miears, ll. Dcling, I. W'ooIr'uer, G. jones Row 3: Conrlz Rowan, B. Glaser, 1. Purdy, L. Alclntyrrf, Mgr. Irlrk Rowan, Couvlz SUNSET LEAGUE FINALS Newport ,,,,A,AA...,.....,.AAA,..,,,....,,,,,,,,,, 22 l'lllllCl't0Il A.,,.,........... ,..,,,, 8 2 88 I'IlllltlI'lj.ft0Il Beach ,,,4.,. ., .... Santa Ana ........,.,.... ,...,. 9 JZ Anaheim ..,.,,,A,, ..,.., 100 Orange ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,A,,,, I 3 fl tlam s.-one winsl The Cross Country team plaeed a elose third, being beaten by Newport and Fullerton in the league finals. jerry VVorthy placed seventhg Bill Van Patten, thirteenthg Tom Beene, twenty-firstg Alfred jones, twenty-thirdg liugene Diaz, twenty-fourth and Don Beene, twenty-fifth. XVith several returning lettermen, next year's team should be mueh better. jerry VVorthy was eleeted most valuable player and F. Ledesma was elected captain. VAR ITY ATER PGLO Row 1: B. Simnzrms, F. Ilall, B. Ilernian, V. Rosenoiu, M. Bowman, D. Bowman, F. Knigliton, Mgr. Bow 2: Coach Barns, A. LllfL'I'-S, I. Gillespie, VV. Ilowvll, T. Ilermall, li. I. lVatson, B. Gil- christ, L. Overton, II. Alarvon C.l.l7. FREE-LANCE LEAGUIC SEASON SCORES STANDINGS H.B .30 El Rancho ................ ,.... 1 El Segundo .,,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 10 0 1000 H.B lnglewootl ,,... 3 Vllliittit-r ,.,.,,.,,...,......,.,....,, 8 2 800 H.B. 6 El Segundo .,,,, 7 Huntington Beat-li .,,, ,, 5 5 500 H,B Fullerton ..... ..... 3 Inglewood ,,,,,,,,,,., ..,.. 4 6 400 H.B California 0 Fullerton ,,,,,,,,,.. ,.,,. J 3 7 300 11.13 Analu-im ..,,. ,,,., 5 Anaheim .....,,.., ,,,,, 2 8 200 H.B W'liittic1' .....,., ..,.. 7 California .,,,.,...,, ..... l 9 100 H.B lnglewoocl ..,... ,.,,, l El Rancho ,,,,....,,,,. .,,,. l I 10 000 H.B El Segundo .,,,, 6 YVon 5ALost 5 H.B VVhitticr ..,.. ,.1,. 8 Despite the loss of so many seniors from last year's team, the Varsity Poloists placed third in Southern C.l.F. with a 5-5 record. Huntington Beach played like champions but couldn't quite get enough scoring punch to Win the close ones. Bob Herman was elected captain and Max Bow- man was selected most valuable player. Bob Herman, Captain Max Bowman, Most V aluablzf Player BEE ATER POLO Row 1: D. Carr, B, Kuffler, Emery, 'l'. Cye, 1. ultlffllll, L. Brown, C. Bridges, B. Under- wood, D. Gill How 12: D. Perlcinv, Mgrzg B. Crane, B. Ellis, B. VVei.ser, K. Berger, D. Iloisingtan, j. 1Vatson, B, Stung, D. Holmes, G. Bigler C.l.F. FREE-LANCE LEAGUE SEASON SCORES STANDINGS H.B El Rancho . XVl1ittier ,.,......................... 10 1000 H.B lnglewood . lil Segundo .............. ..... 8 800 H.B E1Sognndo Huntington Bt-aeh ............ 6 600 H.B lfnllerton Fullerton ........,,........ ..... 5 500 H.B California . California ...... ..... 4 400 H.B Anaheim Analu-im ..... ..... 3 300 H.B VVl1ittier Inglewood ....... ..... 2 200 H.B Inglewood , El Bnnelto .....,.... .,... f J 10 000 H.B El Segundo Vlon 6-Lost 4 11.15 VVl1ittier An experienced Bee team, composed of many sen- iors, placed a close third. The Bee team also played many close games and ended With a 6--l record. Ken Berger was selected captain and Bob Crane Was elected most valuable player. Ken Berger, Captain, Bob Crane, Mast Valual7le Player 96 CEE ATER POLO :nun 1 nv I nv: LL UN THiS BBHHD H1 ENE TIME f yr-bf 5 f Row 1: R. Bray, 13. Neil, P. Anslzutz, I. Kinnvll, I. llniplivnour, ll. Larson, C. Biddle Row 2: 13. C1'o.s-by, H. Lorenz, ID. CJIIIITIIII, D. llvwift, T. Partlow, N. Biglvr, B. B111'g1'.v.v C.1.l'i. 17111515-LANCIQ LEACUP1 SEASON SCORES STANDINGS 11.13. io lil 1111111-Im ............. ..,,. 1 1 1Cl S1-gnntlo ..,,.,.,,.,,...,...... 10 0 1000 11.13. 5 lnglewoocl ..... ........ - 1 Xwiittipr ,,.,,,,, ,,,Y, 8 2. 800 H,B, fi l?lI11l'l'1Oll ,.,,... .,.,,.., 1 3 Ifiillq-yitqm ,,,,,,,,1Y,, ,,,., I i 4 G00 11.13, 2 El St-gunclo ,,,.,, ..,...,. l 1 Cgtlifornigl ,,,.,,,,.,,,,,, .,,Y 5 5 500 11.13, 3 Calliftlrllial ....... ........ 1 1 lliintington lit-zu-11 ,,,, ,A,., I 3 7 300 11.15. I3 1V11iltic1' ....., ,..,.,,, l 2 lnglt-wood .,,,.,.,...,. .,.., 2 8 200 11.13. 8 Anaheim ,........ ..,.. 3 Analit-im ,,,,..,,Y,, ,,,, 1 9 100 H.B. 0 1511 Scguntlo ....,, ..... f i lil 1111114-lio ,.,.,.,... ..,, 1 1 10 000 11.15. 4 VV1li111l'r .,....... ..... 5 XYon 3-Lost 7 11.13. 0 Inglewood ....... ..... f 3 The Cee team, with only one returning letterman, lacked experience to be a top-notch club. The fee Poloists started the season off winning their first two games, and then Winning only one out of the next eight games, lvan l'mphenour was elected most valuable player and Bruce Crosby was elected captain. Bl'UCl' Cro.s-by, Captainq Itzzm Un1plu'11our, Alosf Valualnlf' 1,1ll!II7l' 97 Track in action .J x., F ! sf' nf' .f is 1 -,,...s john Bencler Mile 4:52.4 Darrel Mut: P010 Vault, 12' M-an - Bill Ilarrismz 180 Low Hurclles- 20.-ig 100 yd. 10.5 Tom Liles Brad YVuuf1ingtrm Brnzul Jump 20'4 g High jump 5'10 100 yd. 10.5g 220 yd. 23.5 jim Allison Pole Vault, 11'6 Gary Pcnlzull Q -140 yd., 52.8 1 x 5f'Q : ' . 1 X , I' vp 5 -2 :,, 5 I 1 . 98 Don jones 120 High Hurrlles, 15.1 Q' -n-.ga Row l: 'l'. Stanton, R. Kwniczly, 1. lV!Il't,llf, D. Klutz, I. X'VooIc'eer, 'l'. Liles, M. DcMattiUs, WVoorlingtoiz, D. joiies, G. Penlmll, G. Somsen B. Row 2: M. Bartz, B. Ilz1r1'isoii, 1. Allison, K. Allred, G. Sulsbury, I. Beiuler, C. Malmffey, T. Ufeleli, E. Diaz Row 3: Coaeli Rowan, B. Kelly, li. Cri.viur'lI, L. Cuulllron, XV. Megli, j. Purdy, H. Dcling, 15. Glaser, Cuuvli Codllarrl R ITY TRACK Lacking enough depth the Oilers plaeed third in the dual meets. The Oilers sent several outstanding individ- ual stars to the league final: Bill Harrison, H40 Low Hurdlesg Don Jones, l20 High Hurdlesg Tom Liles, Broad slump, and Darrel Klutz, Pole Vault. Bill Harrison tied the sehool reeord in the low hurdles, 20.4. BEST MARKS l1lil-XVooclingtoli, H 220-XVoolliiigtol1 440-Penliall ,,,,,,,. 880AXVo1'tl ly ..,, Mile-Bel lClCl' .,., 180 120 Pole l4.l'I.-l'IRlI'l'lS0ll H.ll.-loiies .. .. airrisoii YaultAMutx ..,... Broad .lump-Liles . Shot Pint-Kelly ....... Relay .,..,,....,.,... 10,5 23.5 52.8 2105.6 1152.4 20.4 15.2 12' 2034 42' l:35,0 W w l: C. Wlzifw. I. Zir'tl1in,Q,1, Luiz, R. BNI!!-S1lIllL', B. Smith, 'I'. Irlcs H Bunurl C, W' w 2: X. 1,l'.xlIlf!'f-Y, C. Kump, ID. ju.s'fir'r', 'l'. Bl'l'lIl', C. Bm111i.vt1'l I llcnsl Ii U an w 3: fjINl!'II Iimuun. 1. .x1l'Kl'l', P. Yl',Q'Il, H. 1.1lkr', D. Mntlvy. li Cmrm I mul: C rullzn BEE TR BEST MARKS IUU-Xoulm , . 2241-Noalll , 660-fivtllilng lf'vZUfXVul'll1y T0 H.ll.-llmlsln-y ,, IZU l,.II.4I'lc-llslq Pole- Xv1lllIfflIilI'tUfQ' ,, Bmucl ,lump-l,iIc-s ,,,,,,, Hlglm Allllrlp--I5m1lsllam' ,, Slmt Plllfxvlilbll A,,,,,,,,, ,A Rc-1:15 ..,, ,. CK l1.U 24.2 1:32.-'5 3130.8 9. fi 153.6 I0 3 120'i'i 5'8 -13' l N I : lla ...+... nn Ron How 9 Row Huw D. licmm, K. Nirlmls-, j. Pm-ko, R. Gllllrlwlly, L. Tzmignslzz B Rffl1f11sm1 J G1 an J. Alflllfllllll, K. Buzurtlz - D. Williams, R. Jlclzaffvll, l. Tlmrnton, XV. Presley, J. Iluslxms I Bran CU!ll'lI Rowan, j. Duting, H. Sillizfgf, C. I 1'c'zll'iclf.s', Al. Turnlmu ll B Blml ftt K lu ,Lfu.wn, Cnuvlz Cmlclurrl j. Surinrllcr, L. Ouigglv, I. Ilvrnrnulvz, CJ. Ylmrra CEE TR BEST MARKS 100-'llnnigoshi ,.,,....,.,.,,,,,, 180-XVilliums G60-Rulu-1'ts011 . ..,, 120 L.ll.ACi1lcu ..,, Palm' XlillllffSilYl'y .,.,, Shot Pllt-TllO1'llt0l1 ,,,.,,, ,, High julnp-Bzllclridgc .... . Broad jlllllp- 'llnllignslxi ........,.. . Relay ............ ., CK I 1.2 21.0 1:39.23 l5.SJ l0'3 47'79i 5f4n 1871 50.2 Ho Row 1: 1. Miller, H. Attwutcr, B. Vail, D. AICTVIITIIIIFU, N. Neill Row 2: B. Iillis, Mgr., G. Iivclm, 'l'. Prlrtlozc, V. Sflrmrlrfrs, L. XVilInmrc, T. McClure, Coach 9 -7 57 O Prmrc SUNSET LEAGUE STANDINGS VARSITY LEAGUE SCURES NV L II.l5. l NL-wport ,.,...,........,.....,.... 8 Auulu-im ,,,,, ...., 6 0 II.B. l Anaheim ..... 8 l 1lllc-11011 .,,.. 6 I H.B. 0 Fllllwtml ..,. 9 Santa Ana .,... 4 ... HB. 0 Santa Ann ...... 9 Nvwpurt ..,.,,,,....... . .. 22 F3 H.B. 0 Orange .,,,... 9 Orange- .....,,,,,,,,,,,.....,. ...., 2 .1 H.B. 2 Newport ,..,, 7 lllmtingtou lic-:wh ..,.. .,... I I 7 H.B. .. Amllu-im ..... 7 As of April 28 c:lllI1l'S to flute W l: A. KIIIIIIVYT, 'l'. Fujita, P. Ufriglzi, M. Otu, S. .Umu'r', D. Brc'c'l1t1'l w 2: 'l'. Zitluu, J. Putv, B. Grzlngvr, C. Bensrm, 1. 1JUg8tlHl w 3: 1. TIIIITTS, 13. XViI.s'm1, G. fp!-YUII, D. King, D. Tllfllllllllgll, C. Hulxcy, F. Siamiz, Ii. Linzlly, CTIIIIFIZ Pmu'c -IUNIOH VARSITY LEAGUE SCORES H.H. 2 Newport ,,..... . II.l5. .. Allillllfilll .... .. II.B. 0 lfullvrton ..... .. II.B, 0 Santa Ann ...... HB. 0 cjI'ilIlj.It' ...... H.B. - Nowpurt ,.... TLB. 1 Axmlu-i111 .... .. 57 ... Gaum-s to dutc Row 1: A. WVilliam.s, R. Coopman, R. Fullmer, D. Beelne, I. Sterling, Mgr. Row 2: G. jolmson, P, Gillis, B. Coopmuii, G. 'I'r11c'y Row 3: IC, Mas-mi, Mgr., I. Young, B. Izykowslci, D. Pliillipy, 'l'. Donelson, J. Sterling, Couvli H.B. 3 Downey ..., Flllllllgtl ri VARSITY BA EBALL 9 H.B. 2 Colton ........ 2 H.B 4 L.B. Poly .A...... 3 H.B 7 Paramount ...... 5 H.B. 6 L.B. Poly ....,., ...... .i H.B 6 Downey .... ...... 1 4 H.B 2 Newport .,,.... 1 II.B 0 Anaheim ..,.... 2 H.B 0 Fullerton ,...... 5 H.B '3 Santa Ana ........ ,...,. 1 0 H.B 7 Orange .,....... 6 H.B T Newport ..,.... 6 H.l3 2 Analieini .... 0 Claim-s to date SUNSET LEAGUIL STANDINGS NV L l'llIlll'1'l0ll ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,. 5 2 Allilllvllll .....,.,.........., 5 2 Huntington Beach ....... 4 3 Newport .,....,..,..,,,,... Santa Ana ..,...,. Orange .,.,.....,.,... :Ks of April 28 4 3 3 4 0 7 The varsity baseball team, with a -l-3 league record, is 21 top eontender for the league leadership. The Oil- ers have moved within one game of first place behind the excellent pitching of Bob lzykowski. Row l: W. Whkc' II. IIUnn.vIi1'k, B. Mnnnimq, I.. Pr'tvr.s'on, D. W'lzitz', C. Iluntvr, D Calwn Row 2: . .1'nn, . llznzix, C. Smilh, L. AlTlIHf.S', I . Gnclorno, j. Ilvigllt How 53: P. Collignon, G. Nic'L'ol1', I. Carfvr, I . Young, M. Brir1g5c'.s' .IU IOR VARSITY BASEBALL SUNSICT LICACZUIC STAND NV I TllllL'l'1lHl T IUllll1l'ilIl ,,,, , ..,, 6 Sillltll A1111 ,,,,.., 5 flfillljli' ,,,,. .,.,,, ,,,,,,.,, ,,,, I 3 lllllliilljlillll Fwalcll ,..,,. ..,. 2 Yr-wport ,.,, ,,,, ,,,,,,.. ,,.. 1 As of April 28 H.I3 H13 Il.B IIB ll.l5 H.l3 ILB H.l3 lI.l3 H.B Il.l3 lI.I3 llzm SEASON SCORES Downe-y ,,,,........... . Colton ....,, lj2ll'illl1OllIlt .. ., LB. Poly Dowm-5' .. Nc-wport ,, All2lIli'ilI1 ,,,, , Full:-rton .,... Santa Anal ,,,,, 011111319 .,.,.. . Ns-wport ..... AIl1llll'ilIl ,,,,. lo dutc- Row 1: B. Simmons, V. Rosenow, F. Hall, B. Herman, B. Crane, M. Bowman Row 2: Coach Burns, D. Bowman, B. Unzlerwoocl, E. VVat.von, A. Luter.s', B. Gilclzrist, T. Her- man, YV. Howell, D. Perkins, Mgr. VARSITY SW MMI G SUNSET LEAGUE FINAL Newport ,,........................................ 96 Santa Ana ,.............. ...... 4 8 Huntington Bczlcll .... ...... A 14 Fullerton ,,,,.,..,,,,.,,., ...... 3 3 Anaheim .,,. .. ll BEST XIARKS Nlcdlcy Rr-lay .,.............,............ .....-- - 50 yd. Freestyle-Herman .. 100 yd. Breast-Lntcrs 200 yd. Freestyle-Bowman 100 yd, Back-Herman .......... 100 yd. Freestyle-Bowniam ..,.. 'ilndividnail 1Xlcdlcy-Hcrmzui Four Klan Frm-style ...., . QNQ-W Record 1.27.9 25.1 The varsity swimmers had an average seasons ending with a 3-3 record. Bob Herman set a new Sun- set League record with the Individ- ual Medley at 1:07.2. The Oilers placed third in the Sunset League Finals. no 6 11.0 05.7 58.9 07.2 45.1 C nach Borns 105 Row 1: B. Ilarbert, C. Hooper, E. Emery, I. Chaney, W. Iluffler, R. Bigler Row 2: C. Tibkets, B. Brown, D. Curr, T. Cye, K. Berger, IJ. Iluisington, F. Kniglzton, Mgr. SUNSET LEAGUE FINAL Newport ,.,.,.......,,.......,,.,................. lluntiugtou Beach ,,... ...,, All2l11Q'1l11 .,,...,,....,,, ,,,.. 1'1ll11K'l'1011 ,,,.. BEE IMMIN BEST Medley R4-lay ...,......,...,.... 50 Freestyle-Clmm-y ...... 100 Breast-Emory ........., 200 From-style-B1'ay .... '100 Buck-C1'1111c 100 Frm-cstylc-Berger . 'Now record MARKS 1:30.7 26.5 1.16.5 2:1914 1:07.91 1:01.2 W5-W U01 .V if Hi Row 1: B. Crosby, H. jvllkim-, M. Larsrm, R. Bray, D. ,IC'llICilLS', C. Davis, T. 'l'1n1.s't11U Row 2: G. 1.nrm1:, B. Neil, I. U1Il1JllCIlU1lT, S. Taylor, Mgr. CEE SW MMI G BEST MARKS Nh-alle-3' Rmlzly ..................................... .... 50 I 1'0i'Sfy1C'-LTIIIPIICIIUIII' ..,. 50 1311-:1st4I,u1'srw11 ..,,......... 50 Back-Umpllcllour .... lfmmr Ninn R4-lay ........ 47.9 28.5 36.8 35.3 54.3 SUNSET LEAGUE FINAL N cwport ....,............. ...... Huntington Bc-up-lm .,... .,.., fXll2lIll'llll ............... ...... 1' llHl'l't01l .......................................... 69 42 15 I l Sports are fun. sw D. Roszer A. Kimbrough Miss Dorothy Rosier, as Head of the Physical Education Department, has the big job of set- ting the schedule of the years sports activities. Miss Jean Gill, instructor of numerous sports including tennis and swimming, and Miss Aud- rey Peterson also instructor of many other sports complete the Physical Education Department. Although 1lOt an instructor, Mrs. Alice Kim- brough has proved to be indispensable in her supervision of the sport equipment. She handles such jobs as, distribution of all equipment, which includes bathing suits, balls and tennis racquets. She is another important part of the Physical Education Department. 011 l D. Fleming, M. Sclmeitzlein, I. Schulze, S. Wakefield I. Prelzeim I. Schulze 108 and must be run Row 1: I. Hays, D. Hobbs, I. Klmisawa, T. Leedke, B. Tracy, I. Ota, D. Ilawkins Row 2: D. Billi, P. llnrlley, Cowling, A. Malflonarlo, B. Kuykenzlull G.A.A. BOARD Girls' sports have always rated highly with Huntington Beach Union High School girls. Perhaps we can attribute this to the enthusiastic backing of the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation or more commonly known as G.A.A. Looking back over the year's activities, we find that the Girls' Athletic Association sponsored not only the Christmas Fantasy, County Field Hockey Playday, and the G.A.A. and Girls' League Banquet but also numerous other activities. G.A.A. OFFICERS SPORTS MANAGERS Pri-sidcnt .................... ............... I oannc Hays Basketball ..... .,.........................,,r..,,,,.r...., J udy Kunisawa Vice President ..i.Y.. ....i..,. T rudy Leedkc Volleyball ...,.. .....,,. B arbara Kuykendall Secretary r.,r,,,,,,, ....,... S usan Cowling Hockey ....... ,.,.,....r,, I Donna Hawkins Treasurer ........ Barbara Tracy Softball ...... ,...... A nit-lia Maldonado Badminton ,,.., ,,,,,,,,, jog Reigle TvIlIliS .....-..... ....... l Diana Billi Swimming ........ ..i..,...... I Jat Truan Referee ....-.-......A.A..A........... ...... I Dorothy Hobbs Publicity Chairman ..,.,.......rr ,,,,,,,, P um Hal-tlcy Fra-sliinan Representative ,..,,,rr ,,,,,,. J mm Om 109 VOLLEYBALL Row 1: R. Pimrfntal, j. PIII'kf'l', 'l'. Leezlkc Row I: I. Yulcihiro, B. Ncrio, I. Gonzales, D. Hiller Row 2: R. Hasrov, I.. l3mrl.s-lzuic, D. FIf'llIiII,2f, P. Row 2: B. Kuykcndall, C. julld, A. Starn, S. Cowling Green Row 3: S. Alllflllll, C. Siodlcfon, B. llulzlmrrl, M. Gil- Row 3: M. Alneron, JI. Knnzzgmf, J. Kuiiisawu, ll. more, L. Hotllfuss Foglvr Valencia defeated our sopho- more volleyball team, Nlareh 31, +I to Xl. Being sueh a popular sport among the girls, it provided very stiff eompetition in the vari- ous high schools. How 1: 'l'. Kllllikllllfll, C. lfYlIIlllf'lTl'Cl', B. 'l'raz,-y, D. 3 Ilaielcinx, D. Sayer Row 2: 1. Au,afz'r, L. N1'.s-rrlzw', H. Tunzura, I. Rolnlzins, Roux lz C, Barn, Fazio, 1. Ola, 1. Asuri H. Boflrlri Row 2: D. Burrow, B. PCllCI'SL'll, S. Clegg 110 BASKETBALL Row 1: I. Schulze, I. Schulze, R. Pimental, H. Fogler Ro-.v 2: Strother, D. Fleming, T. Leedke, P. Green Row 1: S. Grate, P. johnson, j. jones, I. Burdick, B. Nerio, M. Ridgeway Row 2: P. Clifton, A. Starn, K. Ilaynes, E. Smith, E. - Rothfus-.s', C. Stockton, C. Judd, B. Evans, M. Vidal ws. WI, ' -21 Row 1: D. Pacheco, B. Kunisawa, B. Tracy, G. Vander- V , 1 ueer, D. Sayer, L. Luck - ---, I' Rmw 2: S. Doltar, 1. Reigle, 1. Galawrly, I. Stewart, P. - '-'. 1 A Q Hartley, R. Rhodes A ' M if ' 1 if 1 M C.. WX. ':': at ' R ' 1 H -' is K 3 n W .Q . '-. -is 5 -gg. 1 . ., ' Q 1 'ff S 2 , f P if .,.... V ' M. H , v 2, A, V in fa ullu .. Row 1 B. White, P. McWhinney, M. Gonzales, K. Toulouse Row 12: B. Pedersen, I. Otu, D. Wise, Fazio Row 3: I. Asari, H. Follcerts, D. Burrows, J. Cortes, R. Mendoza 111 HOCKEY QAAN mxxx gif? These are the Iemlerx of the Iloekey game, they fume out on top, and proved winners in their tournaments. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: 112 M. Gonzales, K. Ririenor, I. Ota, K. Toulouse, D. Estrute, 1. Yukihiro M. I.efle.vniu, S. Fozio, IJ. XVliite, S. Curtis, 1, As Eidem H. Folkerts, D. Burrow, B. Pedersen, P. MeWhin lIl'1l, S. Clegg, D. Ufise They say that close games are the best. This must have been the case when the sophomore team de- feated Urange February IO, I to O. Hockey enthusiasm got behind the girls and really pushed them on to victory as they won game after game during hockey this year. Newport proved a real tough team February IO, as they tram- pled the freshman team I to 0. ai I . ii ti g , Row l: D. Ilawkins, D. Sayer, J. Caparottu, J. Catrnbone, C. Folkerts, L. johnson, I. Hunnicutt Row 2: C. Vmirieizeer, B. T1'lIl'!l, A. Sidcile, B. Balker, R. liottari, li. Tcmiuru Row 1: JI. Viziui, lf. Yuiciiiiro, A. Maillimurio, I. Gonzales Row 2: B. Kuykenclull, 1. Espinos-11, D. Hitler, C. Stockton Row 3: C, jurlii, L. Hotlzfuszv, M. Gilmore, S. Cowling Row 1: R. Abanzlonato, K. Boyd, A. Poage, S. Turbeville, T. King Row 2: M. Mingus, M. LaVerne, L. Travis, S. Goodfield, D. Smalley, S. White, N. Siracusa TENN S Row 1: I. Carley, C. Jacobson, D. Boren, C. Moschella, I. Greco, C. Hodge Row 2: N. Faith, S. Sellek, K. Tinsley, K. Els, P. Sawyer, N. McClain Thursday, january 20, the GAA tennis team Went to Fullerton high school for the tennis tournament. Scores were, Billi 3-6, 3-6, Hobbs l-6, 5-7, Gordon 2-6, McClain 2-6, 4-5: Folkerts, love 6, l-6. D. Billi II. Hawkins l I ...ff I. H olcanson Row 1: G. Vamleveer, D. Hawkins, D. Hobbs, P. Hanna, H. Hawkins, I. Hokanson, C. Folkerts Row 2: 1. Rahla, I. Axen, D. Billi, C. Harris, C. Boyrnan, Al. Casey, M. Huckersmitlz Row 3: A. Giseler, N. McClain, C. Donaldson, S. Gordon, S. Ylflzite, C. Clarke, L. Iolznson 113 SW MMING Row 1: P. ll'liifmun, C. Forfum', P. Sawyer, 1. Bannon, L. Lc- l'f1.sxf'1li' I3. Pil,Q4'rrini. D. Ro.s'i1'i', I.. SIIIIIIUIXY, YV. Po1'tr'r. L. Str'trc'i1.voii, S. Ifuzio. K. Cairo, K. Ilr'11t'nz'k, P. Czlppx. M. uyllllllfllgfllll, Cf. A. RIPIIIHIIS, j. juries, B. Silitvstel' A swim meet with Orange Const was held atO.C.C. Nliss Rosier's Sth period class came through with flying colors to win first place in three events, second place in two events and third place in four events. The winning swimmers in these events were: A. Swin- dler, IJ. Austin, P. '1xI'U2lll, Nl. XVoodington, V. Teskey, C. Sukla, Ii. Nl. Robbins, D. Seibert, and H. Harris. X tf'7 MWM .v ,f ll. lIlIl'l'ivY 114 '--H-,-Y--Y--.,,.,f'y, IS. Ciilkiris. K. llrfrrierl, P. 'l'rimii, I-3. Iizficl, A. Sieinrller, D. S1'iI1c1't I i s. H. Rvifl, Y. Iliiicc, D. S:'ilJt,'rt, P. 'I'l1t'iry, B. C111 XI, Cniiigwr, D. Atlwmm, A. Siuimllwg D. Hosivr, K ll mul, L. Hmimftt. V. T1's'k1'y, D. Austin. ll. llrlrris, L. .V .s-. C. Sllklll, L. las-in, C, Albright 'l'his year's swimming schedule was a husy one. Although the Aqua Show was not put on this year, water hal- let practices continued. The girls also learned Various life saving tech- niques and worked toward their life saving hadges. April 29, during the annual open house, the swimming class put on exhibitions demonstrat- ing different types of synchronized swimming techniques. All in all a husy year was put in hy everyone, frosh, sophs, juniors and seniors. Row l: C. Sllklll, D. Austin Row 2: M. Grznigm' P. 'l'l1ic11 1 , Row 3: L. Bennett OFTBALL Row 1: M. Mulligan, R. Pimental, M. Sclmeitzlein, S. Stanley, W. Lee, R. Roscoe, I. Parker Row 2: I. Schulze, P. Green, 1. Reed, I. Kunisawa, D. Fleming, H. Fugler Row 3: I. Sclzulze, M. Alarcnn, J. Prelzeim, L. Braflslmw, 1. Iluys, M. Terry, T. Leecllce Row l: M. Vidal, 1. jones, E. Yukilziru, A. Malclmuulo, J. Burrlielc, J. Gon- zales, S. Cowling Row 2: B. Kuykenllull, B. Neriv, 1. E.Y1JllllJ.Sll, B. Evans, D. Rirler, C. Grate A. Starn Row 3: C. Judd, L. Rotl1fu.s's, K. Haynes, M. Gilmore, B. Hulzlmrcl, P. Clif ton, S. Mniulu OFTBALL Row 1: C. Folkerts, P. Sawyer, T. Kunisuwn, G. Vrmcleueer, B. Tracey, D. flawkins, D. Sayer, 1. Green, I. Caparotta Row 2: N. McClain, I. Catrubrme, I. Auger, L. Neseher, R. Tumura, 1. Hnlzbins, R. Bnttflri, E. Holzrig, C. Bennett Row 3: L. IUIHISOYI, A. Minger, C. Horlges, I. Heigle, M. Casey, I. Higgs, I. Donnelly, B. Bluker, P. VVhitman Row 1: M. Ledesnuz, M. Gmlzales, D. VVl1ite, I. Ota, A. Pcmge, D. Bur- row, R. Fnlkert.s-, B. VVhite, C. XVurraeker Row 2: M. Minvus, M. Suueedo, R. Aliflllfiflllfltfl, B. Peclersen, L. Travis, P1 Fazio, K. Stmtlzer, H. Memlrfzu, V. Ilermnzclez, S. Goodfield Row 53: I. Snyzfer, S. Curtis, j. Yukillirn, D. Wise, Clegg, j. Cortex, M. Hernznufez, R. Starr 117 NOR EVER CAN THY PVALLS DECA Y,' ,- ! g W 1'- , .. 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If rf X I I ,f , 4 J ' 'ew w ,MQ 1 , f 1 , Y ' 53 l gf , f 1 f . 4 'SQ'Ej Hwy, ' bf If , f ff j firm tnnu ei, , 1 fiom 0 Mhwi-110, , ' , if f n f1 K '--tif... L ill! aqggkvn! - , lj ' .J-Y f vin- '57 ' 1' f ,..-2:13 AH, g V 1 JV ! , ,f if y ' ' Q A f iQSl!'v,5aA ggyf V7 ,f ' b 2 1 ff -:Q 1 7 . N1 N 53 Q ,- , ff I! ff K ff L7 N.. A XTX. 4 -'wx N XX XA if N Xxx , X , f x S W X Xl f -1 NX gf XX X VITI E S Assemblies were exciting! 7 li, Ilulllmrll, IJ. liloclgwfl Lorvffrl llwirzefz' Among the many assems hlies put on this year by our own stutlents were a talent show, a Christmas assem- bly, and a yoeal music assembly. Some of these stu- tlents are shown here and are members of the Assem- bly Club. Other assemblies includ- etl exchange assemblies and National Assemblies. I.. llrlrrill. K. Ilolfiflugf 1 114111. ,. ,r . ,, ll huns 4, -f O . lyk , ' , L. ' . . . zilmlllfl, I'. ,fX11,Q11.x'f H li-0 K. vl'1Il'll!llYl1'I'II. S, lJl'1,I't'lIlll'f'l' ,ark 45.4 Dancingds fun! DANCE CLUB Sponsored by Nlr. Grable, Nlrs. Nlitschler, and Nlr. Nlashburn, members of this club got together every week to dance for their enjoy- ment. They also had dance contests and exhibitions during their meetings. Out of this group were chosen the dancers who appeared on Gene Normans Campus Club television show in the dance contest, won by Kay Strother and Charles Hulsey. O ..- 22 usic-makers II. Fogler, I.. Tail, B. Shim, M. Gnlrigvr, A. Swimllnr, M. Vidal, j. Ilaskins, E. Mason, E. J. Xvllt-S'cI7l ORCHESTRA liven though our orchestra was small this year, it helped provide music for the fall and spring plays. Orchestra members also partieipated in local music festi vals. II. Foglvr, Pr1'.s'.g H. Slziru, Sec.-'l'l'f'1l.s'.g M. f:I'IllI,!l'l', V. Plus. R gh. AIIll',Qlll'l'f Slfilirzw, 1Df!'1'f'fl7l' displayed their talents How 1: 1. Zietliiiig, T. Collignon, G. jones-, F. LCIIIL'-871111, G. Niccolc Row 2: G. llfliite, Moore, C, Noble, D. IIwi.s-Icy, j. Hrnznvy, 1. Doting, YV. Bzu'ii0.s', E. J. Wutsoii, JI. Hurts, B. Mumiing, P. Vega, B. Potts, L. Morgan, D. Sayer, G. Glenn, K. xVUt'Sl1L'l', Director Row 53: D. Burrurl. B. Crosby, D. jvizlciiis, L. l'r'tcr.s-on, 1. Ilizglivs, K. Biwfrlizig, li. jerikiris, 1. W'oolt'tter, H. Holnmn, B. f,iil'llIlgl'l', C. Kemp, B. Bloclgclt, j. llcrllcrt, H. VVolfc', I. Montoya How -4: C. Duiiis, A. LCIIC'-8'lIl!l, M, Doting, P. Clrrwz, I.. Brown, K. Alnigrvii, D. IflllL'lIl'llS, j. .llillwg 1. Iluys, L. Aizunts-, j. Furqulirlr B A N D Playing everything from l'Hail to Huntington to Sensation, our band members played for games, pep rallies, and parades. Out of this band came the Pep Band, a small group which played especially for basketball games and appeared on Gene Normans Campus Club television show. ln November the entire band, along with the majorettes and Hag twirlers, attended the annual Demonstration Band Day at the Coliseum. The band competed against other school bands in several music festivals in the spring and received a superior rating in the Orange County District Festival. .If i ..... 3' 1 Lt fizlii lv iinvtli il'or'.s-iicr, Director' l iflr'n:'io l,r'fl1'.s'111r1, Pre.s'.g Dirk Ilt'i1.s'ltfy, Sr't'.-Trrrls They pepped us up YELL Virginia Karling, Charles Ilztlscy bllfll, Robin Rzlscoc S , Us Os O R KSUEC Seihert, Ddmt ' ef, i - 'iw Un Liqltlll bglccmgl l me DCC BW 7 Malawi 174 ' no Cum jouil Each of these peppy groups added to the excitement of our vari- ous activities, especially football games. There the yell leaders would lead us in a loud HO-O-O-I-I,-E-If-E-R-S, and song leaders led songs with their routines. ,, any .-1. FLAG TVVIRLERS janzft Caparolta, Dvanna Arm.s'trong, Norma Sutherland, Carol BUIIIICH, Carolyn Olds. Diane Hclmin, Kathy Holliday, Donna llawkins 1:24 s . - y and Sllarked sch00l Splut' run. I E A D inrvflf ,nvlzic BUNHL-ky Cftllll . 1 O I L E R If T T E S How 1: D. I'f1iflip.s' . , How 2: .ll. Gl'ir1f1f'z'l', C. .ll0l'l'l:YUll, K. Cvllllffl, D. Rlllff, S. Hffll' 1, D. LV , ,. AYIIIUU MLW, Row 3: H. King, 71. Amlemwl, Ii. RI1lll'lQIl!'l, S. 1f'1'fZ'.s', C. C'111:s-fixing. Bl'l1llgiflc, Row j: P. g'lljIjl.Y, C. 1'v!llk!'l'fvY, K. llz'111'r1c'k, I. 1IUI'I1lIIlCA'l0, P. 1VlIl'flI1IlIl, N. SiI'llC'II.S'Il How 0: 1. Cnllnwrly, j. IIKIVIIIIII, D. Df'Pe1c, P. S!llL'!ll'l', P. Yacoby, B. Ifiyflall Huw 6: I. 11'0l1l1il1.s', I.. ll. IlIll'l'LS'0II, j. llucfkzftf, J. Rczyfc, T. .ll ' ' How 7: j. jr111g'.s', D. l'7!'lIll'l1,Lf, S. IJIIZIQJ, Y. llinrc, A. ' Row 8: S. P!II7lfl.S', S. .llrlnrc 1 mtm, A. Slam S1L1mffc1', H. Hlznzlfas' . lf- d IH ha . . 1- appears F yell Ollcftmb , CS' Ou . H1 , twirlcri alglgides footbflll glazes, and thc The r11Hjfmritts2xvEE-fd the Eiltrlil games and pep ri l . ' X ' 1 C L , ' x .UVIUCS a xndcd bzl5 des. tlmt at . d rs MU , - I Para lui C 1001 an - -d In Tliieifggmups Ivflufhc I 1RS SONG ' zsoll, , Pat C111 , XII-STIH, Jnla I I rrpttu Bwznnif, I ' ' nl1'!l A ' -tlwl' lv Inusv, SH'S'f ' Sm Silllftlll M , ' 011 ' ljlmllll 125 Dancers were seen Q09 SH Hl'llf'llf'UHIlIl'l'S' Bnllnr'c'-Svptenzlzw' I7 2 26 lfrmflmll Fflllfl'kfVUl'l'HllIl'I' 5 swinging, swaying, and Bunny-Hopping! jrnlinr-Swzim' Jril I Activity Pvriorl Dance L2 5 ocal roups .L Lxo XX tidmv , 'Uwe alll ll 0-'Eb cya, The most outstanding singers of our vocal music department made up the Boys' and Girls' Choirs and the Harmonaires. These groups sang for assemblies at H.B. and elementary schools in the district. XVhen the Boys' and Girls' Choirs participated in the Southern California Choral Festival in Long Beach, the girls received a Superior rating, the boys an lixcellent rating, and the mixed choir a Superior rating. Xplore singing Was done hy the Harmonaires, who entertained in talent shows, for service organizations, and for other events. They also appeared on Gene Norman's Campus Cluh television show, when H.B. appeared. a J BOYS' CHOIR Row l: C, Price, D. Pliillipy, IJ. VVillian:.s', C. Butler, I. .XIz'.ll11.s'tm'.s', C. Srliirlers, C. Ilrfiiflvmoii Row 12: lg. LxtflC!llC'l', D. Plzillipy, 13. W'ultz'r.s', 1. Rumicy, K. Bozurflr Row 3: B. fll'fIll,Q,'t'I', 1. .T1l'f:l'f'lL', H. Keiimfrly, C. Beiisoii, K. Allred 1:28 Starred with songs. Ru rx GIRLS' CHOIR How ln H. Hiflgvzulll, L. Cruz, S. Arellano, B. Bronmv, C. King, j. Kraft, K. !1l'l'l't'fII S Sfrnthvr, S. WV 'f lc D. Crr'.s'.s'll:1'II, P. julllmnz ,.. an Row 2: . . 'gary D. Dm'r11ncv, j. Auger, H. Clrggg, P. 'I'aIlwrt, P. Clll'-QOH, A. Hmwn, B. SjJUlll'l'l', C. Alllriglzt, 1. llenclvrxrm xx' 53: IJ, Clvyu, L. Ilzzrrill, M. fll'lllIj.fl'l', Y. llinrv. P. All,!fll.S'f, N. Anslzutz, A. Ymlvr, II llnrrlv Eflna Cunrucl, AI'l'UlIl17IIl1f4S'f lurk Hflrnlwy, ,'xl'CUllllI1ll1i-Yf .fir 5 Q U 0. is Qxo XRK Y Q. f mg, Vw X PX X xiugCR3JuS0xX. N xi 1 c.- Q3 -'Cid' -uid , v xcllcixoyxf Yjt vxo 3C 0- 5. AUxjgHX5Tu,C X , . va. f xi N9 x, Nw' Mm: , Ml dd TQ 1 29 Theylre news-hounds! J' xr 1 . Fl'lllIt'fHl' Olrls, Serroml Quarter Bizsi- .NIUHIIII Slltlll'l'IlllIfl, Szwoiul Sl'llll'Sfl'l' it ness AIllllll,QK'l'J Lola Polk, Setforicl 1311.sir1e.s.s'.lluimgcrgCuroluCl11rk1',Sec- ljfllfl' Kennvzly, Dem' 'I'ornqui.s't, First Oimrt1'r Busi- izzws Mzliizlgcfi' H IGH LIGHTS STAFF The HUNTINGTON HIGH LIGHTS, entirely written and edited hy our journalism class, was filled with school news every two weeks. These journalists eould usually be seen fifth period tracking down their assigned stories all over the campus. One of the important events for the staff was the journalism Day at Santa Ana xlunior College for all Grange County high sehool jounalists. There they entered newspaper stories in competition with those of the high sehool papers. Several staff members won in- dividual awards, while the HIGH LIGHTS itself took sixth place. lrjrsf Ollllrtyr Edihm Ozuirtvr lizlilor ond Seiiifwtrv' Iirlitor lVillirm1 Seaman, Arlizisei' How l: N. Nr'l.s-on, C, Cuizsoii, L. Polk, F. Olds Row 12: I'. .llr'Guin', Y. .llvliifos-li, V. Kuzliiig, C. Clarke, IJ. Kmiizvfly, A. Yoder Row 3: D. Allnirv, R. Keiiliecly, IJ. ,llCxV11IllllC'll, 17. 'l'ornqui.s'l. 'l'. Fujita 1530 auldron Staff Gwen King, Susan Gordon, Editor-in-Chief Literary Editor wwf' Lynne Moore, Jeddy Young, Pat August First Semester Girls' Sports Editor Boys, Sports Editor Business Manager Discovering the old adage that 'lTime waits for no man to be true, We found ourselves desperately trying to keep up With the many school activities of the 1954-55 season. Selecting a theme, writing accurate copy, scheduling pic- tures, re-scheduling pictures, copy reading and, finally, proof- ing finished copy kept us occu- pied for the full season. During the last hectic Weeks, We wondered if We would ever get through-but We did. VVe hope you enjoy the results of our labor! Lola Second Semester Editor i Sports Art Editor L. Polic, II. Hawkins, G. King, I. Young, S. Gordon Languages were featured. 132 One of our lar,Qe.s't r'lal1.s', ilu' Spanis-lz Clulz liazl alnioxt one lzunclrecl nzenzliers this year and was led by Presitlent Dick llerixldll. Vim' Prcsirlerit jo Reigle, Secretary Iurly Unclerwootl, and TI't'!lA'llI't'l' janet Caparotta. SPANISH CLUB Members of Las listrellas lispanolas, which is usually known as the Span- ish Club, enjoyed another year of planning and participating in their annual events. To celebrate the Christmas season, Spanish style, they had a party, Where they broke a pinata, played games, and had entertainment and refresh- ments. ln December they also went to Padua Hills to see the play, Las Posadasn. A Spanish fiesta concluding the year had the members feasting on a pot luck of Spanish foods. Mrs. Nloreman was their sponsor. LATIN CLUB The highlight of Latin Club's activities Was their annual Cena Romana, or Roman banquet. Lake .Park was the scene of this feast on March 2-l, when the members had games, a slave auction, ceremonies, plays, in imitation of ancient Rome. ln December the room of M rs. Burlingame, sponsor, rang with cries of 'llo Saturnalian, as the club was having a Christmas party. Besides Latin Club took two tripseone to a cathedral and to the zoo tary at Griiiith Park and the other to Cal Tech and the Huntington Library. and lots of food these events, the and the observa- Bow Bow Row Bow Bow l 2 3 -1 5 S. Strotlier, N. McClain, N. Faitlz, V. Pre.s'.g V. Pett'r.s'oii, 'l'reax.g D. llawlcins, Treas.g M. YVoocling- ton. P. Hartley, B. Haiti, li. Yukiliiro, B. Nmio, C. Clarke, L. ll. Iiolzlzins M. Little, lf. Logaioii, D. Netclin, S. Cordon, H. Viclal, j. Arun, C. Alllrigllt, V. Pri'.s'.g C. Stozflc- ton, I. Boos, Serzg A. Swinrller, Sec.: P. Clifton. H. Blll'llll,QllHlt', Sporisorg C. Page, L. SfL'UL'llSL7H, L. liinlcvr, C. Boyman, D. Atlicrton, B. Calkins, M. Gilmore, D. Murpliy 'l'. McClure, 13. Stang, E. Lincllvy, B. Ilolrcrtson, 13. Wilsoii, C. Snifvzl. V. Prev.: j. Pate, D. King, II. Syltzextar R. Attteatcr, C. White, L. Brown, C. Dramnzoml. D. Pf'I'lfiIlX, Pn'x.g 'l'. Ilffrman, XV. Ilowell, C. Pctersoii. D. VVile.s, IC. Alason, T. Martin T ese were active organizations Row 1: P. Hannah, S. Birt, D. Hobbs Row 2: I. Gflfllllll'-S', C. IJUHIIIIISIHI Row 3: C. Drniis U SH ERETTES Headed by Sue Birt, our usherettes fulfilled their duties of ushering in everyone who came to see special per- formances at H.B. A few of these affairs Were the Spring Play, Fall Play, and ,P.T.A. Variety Show. ASSEMBLY CLUB Everyone in the Assembly Club had some talent, for membership was open only to those Who could contribute in some Way to H.B.'s assemblies, whether in singing, dancing, skits, or anything else. Members put on a talent show and provided talent for many other assem- blies and Wherever it was needed. Their sponsor was lWr. Nelson. How 1: K. Ilerreicl, 1. Alanis, IJ. Buren, P. Bilyk, 1. iVi.s'e, K. Ilollizluy, K. Strotlzer, P. Tallncrt, L. Ilurzzill, Pre.s,g D. 'l'ouIo11.se, B. Nerio Row 2: P. IOIIIISUII, I. Auger, D. Dorrance, H. iVl1itU, 1. Uizrlwruoml, J. PI'f'lll'llll, Sl'f'.-'lll'l'llS' N. Anxlzutz, C. ,iIorri.s'on, II. Illlllfliilm Row 3: C. Stezcmf, S. llmlgcoiis, L. Lurk, C. ,IlIC't7IISUll, D. Sllll-Vllllfll, L. Beniirftt, C, liflllill-S, j. llokaiison, P. Strout C. How 4: ,. Ilillxcy, H. Kl'lllll'l1ll, B. Runner, C. Bc'nson, 13. Granger, Sr'i11c'rt, L. iVliit.s'rm, P. Capps ports were their interests. T. Fujita, V. Hyepoclc, B. Harrison, T. Liles, D. Pliillipy, Sec., D. McWliinney, B. 1. Barrow, M. Montoya, M. Ota, T. McClure, K. Berger, I. Faraulzar, B. Pezligo, L. C. Smith, E. Doltar, B. Vail, D. Burrucl, G. jolznson, I. Wise, G. Tracy, C. Frerlericlcs, I. McKee, M. Tarnllaagli, G. Somsen, C. Benson, K. Cory, B. Peterson, B. Jarrett, B. Row l: Coopinan, V. Pres., V. Rosenow, D. Pliillillll, l. Pate Row 2: Peterson, C. LaGrancl, P. Gillis, L. Bartel Row 3: C. Christensen, 1. Webster, B. Crane Row 4: Wooclington, M. Nevins Row 5: D. Tarnliaaglz, I. Taliata, Treas.g 1. Ol2erle, B. Gallacan, G. Harbin, 1. Young, C. Tliornton, D. Hurrl, VV. VVessel, D. jones H CLUB These athletes sponsored sev- eral athletic events through- out the year, as Well as the football dance. These events were the H.B. lnvitational Basketball Tournament and two sports assemblies demon- strating Wrestling and tum- bling. LITTLE H CLUB All girls who had earned at least eight credits by their participation in G.A.A. were automatically members of the Little H Club. They acted as co-sponsors of the annual football dance, called the Football Frolic this year, and held their annual beach party. Row l z Row 2: Bow 3: Row 4 : Row 5 : 134 I. Barrliclc, P. johnson, J. jones, B. Nerio, E. Yalciliiro, M. Kanegae, I. Kiinisawa, J. Gonzales, D. Hitler, D. Toulouse, P. Truran, S. Moiola, VV. Lee, Sec., H. Pinzental, Treas., P. Tlziery M. Ridgeway, D. Dorrance, B. Slzira, T. Leerllce, P. Green, D. Ilolnlzs, C. Allnriglit, J. Boos, V. Pres., A. Swinrller, Y. Ilince, S. Moore, M. Sclinitzlein, A. Malflonallo, S. Arellano B. Kuylcenrlall, 1. Espinosa, C. Stockton, D. Patterson, D. Belioin, L. Iasin, M. Terry, Joyce Scliulze, D. Fleming, janet Scliulze, M. Alarcon C. Harris, II. Fogler, II. Hatclcins, j. Ilolcanson, 1. Parlcer, I. lieerl, V. Kafling P. Carson, L. Holzlzins, C. Clarke, K. llerreifl, N. Anslnttz, L. Bennett, J. Hays, M. Gil- more, I. Prelieim, S. Stanley ur top students had abilit . Row l: N. .llf'C:lllI'I', lf. Yiikiliiro, j. Cfnjmrottu, L. M. Rollllins, N. Fuitli, B. Reid, M. Hara, D. Iluzekins, A. Mulflonuflo, B. Nerio, P. jolzns-on, S. Stanley, D. Austin How 2: 1. 1'i.S'jIillfI,S'fl, ll. lfogltfr, T. I,eezlkc, Y. Ilince, C. Allniglit, B. Sliira, N. Ansliutz, 1. Hok- izimoii, AI. Kznie,qz1r', D. .'XI'Hl-S'fI'IJl1,Q, S. Cowling, G. King Row 53: IJ. IJorrum'e, K. Ilerreill, j. lieirl, C. ljtllldlll-S'Ull, P. Ilannuli, P. Green, D. Flcniing, 1. llayes, XI. 'l'vrrgf, L. las-in, S. Gordon, V. Teskey Row -4: IJ. llvlxsley, W. l3in'iir'x, lf. J. xvllfxflll, 'I'. Lile.s', 'l'. lVelr'li, G. Sneerl, li. illuson, I. Pate, P. Carson Row fu: li. Driminioiul, A. Luteins-. IJ. P1'rk1n.v, IS. XVil.wn, B. GiIr'l1ri.s-t, R. Kenneffy, E. Doltur, ID. Tlll'll1NIlIf.fIl, G. Clflllrlcfln, IC. Lindley Jlurguref Sqriirex. jolin Fceley, HONOR SOL Outstanding students with scholastic ability, character, and participation in school activities were eligible to join the Honor Society, after being on the Honor Roll three times in succession or five times not in succession. Their most inter- esting meetings during the year featured talks given by Mr. Feeley, Nlrs. Brown, and Nliss Funk about their experiences outside the United States. Nlembers of the Honor Society and those on the Honor Roll and their guests enjoyed a party in the gym in january. Spom-ol' Sprnlsm' ' i li '1' Y , 'U' fi jenn Moelml, Sponsor I. IIUICIIII-WMI, V. Prz'.s.g I. Pate, Trans P. Hmnmlz, Swag S. Cowling, Pres Members pursued their hobbies. Row 1: R. Noah, K. Allrecl, Sec.-Treas, B. Robertson, F. Leclesma, Pres. Row 2: D. Burrurl, D. jones, T. Liles, B. Ilnrrison, M. DeMatties, I. Rowan, Sponsor TRACK CLUB Any boys interested in track belonged to the Track Club. During their meetings the members discussed track records and track events of all nations. They also learned more about improving their own abilities in track. These athletes were sponsored by Mr. Rowan. COLLECTORS' CLUB Those who pursued the fascinating hobby of stamp collecting made up this year's Collectors' Club. Sponsored by Mr. Seaman and Nl r. Royce, members met every two weeks to display their collections and exchange stamps. Each member added at least 500 stamps to his collection, when the club purchased a collection of 6,000 different stamps. Another highlight of the year was a visit to the VVestern Stamp Show in Los Angeles in May. Row 1: L. Sangre, G. Copen, G. Hurrisoii, Pres., W. Howard, Sec., T. Starz Row 2: W. Sl'll1llIl7l, Sponsor, B. Stirling, N. Royce, Sponsor Row Row How l'111w Careers were studied Row I: P. .111'C:lliI'l', S. Hirt, I. Davis, 1. F1111.vl1'r,'9. 1V1111eficI1l,IA. Allllllllllllflfl, B. K1n1i.s'111cr1, 11. 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B111'11111'11 S111l'2l, NI11ry Litt11-, '1'1'1111y Ll'1'l1kl', L1-t11 M111- R111111i11s, D11r11t11y H111111s, 111111 S11s1111 CV10l'C1UIl 111111111 up il 13211101 111111 5.51111 t11111s 11111111t t1-111-11i11g. z M. Littlv, 'l'r1'11.s-.: C. ,'1Hll'1,QlI1, P1'1w.g 'I'. l,1'1'1l111', V. Prc.s'.g L. 1111111111113 S1f1'. -z 13. Shim, E. Y11kil1ir11, j. St1'1c11rt, N. .1l1.'C:1lift', G. King 1 j, Es-11i11r1.x-11, D. .AflIl'l'f1lll, B. IIu1111', D. II11I1l1.s', I. Axzfn, P. 1111111.11111 : I. BfPlI1S', li. CuIl1i11.s, M. Vidal, C. Pagv, D. 1461711211111 137 Y-Clubs RHODA Row 1: K. 'l'in.xley, J. Capzzrottu, K. Ilollicluy, 1. Galloway, P. McGuire, P. Trurun Row 2: N. Faith. J. Gallucun, H. Tlfllitff, M. VVoo1lington, N. HolJertson, S. Moiolu, R. Botfuri, P. PTI!-S'1Illl'U Row 53: B. Critton, C. Bennett, D. I,UL'I'flJlIll1f, S. Goorlfielzl, S. Pllf1I1I.S', llzlrlgeoiw, P. Bilyk, C. Stockton Especially active this year were the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs. They did a great deal of service Work with Toys for Tots and Opera- tion Christmas. Joint meetings and trips were among the most popu- lar during the year. Y-Day and all meetings with clubs from other schools were Well attended. Outstanding members include jerry VVebster, Esquires, Vice President of the Orange Coast Executive Council, and lYIary Little, lmag Girl ofthe Year. Barbara Shira and Gwen King, Y-Notsg Dick Burrud, lisquiresg Dorothy Hobbs, lmag and .Pat Talbert, Theag rep- resented their clubs as Senators and Assemblymen for the Youth and Government program in Sacramento. The lma Club also Won the Orange Coast YMCA scrapbook award for an outstanding program. Gwen King will represent the Orange Coast YN1 CA at the Interna- tional Conference in Paris. ESQUIRES Him' l: 'l'. Fujita, M. Ota, XV. Howell, j. VVcl1.s'tz'r, J. Miller, Pre.s'.g E. Mason, 1. Gillen, V Ilgfepork Row 2: S. Moore, G. lVl1ite, 'l'1'mx.g D. Curr, V. Prr's.q D. McWhim1cy, D. lVulters, Sec Ii. Lindley Row 3: C. 'l'ibl1it.s', L. liurtel, B. lVil.s'on, N. Biglcr, VV. Neil 138 had an active year. THEA Row I: D. Smalley, B. Hume, S. Fnziu, P. Tullzert, N. Siraeuesu, S. Eiclem, G. Iolmson Row 2: D. Fleming, Pres.g 1. Auger, L. Rntlzfuss, IC. Rllllflg, D. Seillert, 'l'. F reclerieks, A. Starn, Treas. Row 3: Cuwlmg, Sec.g R. Rlwzles, R. Clarlc, K. Haynes, V. Pres., C. XVrmrl, D. Newlin, M. Vizlul, C. Megli IMA Row 1: j. Funsler, B. Kunisuwa, I. jones, P. jnlmsrm, Trees., E. Yulcillirn, D. Estrate, I.. Rolalzins, I. Stewart, N. McGuire, P. L11Foncl Row 2: A. Yoder, C. Allzriglzt, L. Morgrln, I. Axen, P. Clifton, B. Reid, 1. IIUICIIIISUII, C. Stewart, P. MeVVlzinney, P. vvllltlllllll, See. Row 3: 1. Iirms, L. jnsin, H. Purlcey, l. Rolzlains, I. Wise, D. Salisbury, C. Ilzlrris, V. Pres.g B. Gerlmrzlt, Gorrlrm, D. Holzlns, D. YVise Y-NOTS Row 1: Clegg, B. Pedersen, D. 'l'orn.quist, C. Donalzlsrm, D. Atllertun, B. Calkins, D. Buren, P. Davis Row 2: C. Page, I. Ota, P. Hartley, B. Slziru, M. Grinager, G. King, Pres. Row 3: B. Pilgerrim, D. Leuasseur, I. Reell, See., F. Olrls, V. Pres., D. Claglmrn 139 lub members had fun together. Row 1: I. lvllflll, D. lVliitr', K. 'l'ornutva1't'a, Pres. Row 2: S. Curtis, I. Pilrlnzl, V, l'i'e.s'.4 I. llaifx, Swag 'l'. Imezlkrf Row 3: R. Dvling, I . 'l'z'rronz':, H. Burt: -l - I-I C I. U B Anyone interested in farming, homemaking, animals, or other subjects was welcome in the -l-H Club. Sponsored by M r. Royce, they met to discuss these things and carry out their projects. Several of them were awarded prizes for the work they entered in county fairs. ,Io Ann Hays won the county's highest 4-H Club achievement award, the All Star. VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB Since membership consisted only of those who could earn a Vis- ual lid card, prospective members were instructed at the beginning of the year by Mr. Miner and Nlr. Hjalmarson, sponsors, in running movie, slide, and still film equipment. That entitled them to run pro- jectors in their own classes. After their visual education, members and often their guests were entertained through the movies shown during activity periods. Row 1: J. llzitues, B. Czilkins, M. Ilnra, C. llmlgrfs, I. Ilokimson, II. Ilawkins, A. Sirlrfle, Little, A. Perkey How 2: V. Ilya rock, C. Donulzlxon, .ll. Hurkzdf, V. I'ri'.s'.g D. llolllls, Sr'c'.q IJ. lluwkins, I l 'l'rin1mc'll, 1. Prelzvini, I.. Ros-.s', I.. Hinkvr, M. 'I'z'rrom': How 3: S. Moore, 'l'. A1l,'Ci11ll'l', L. lVl1it.von, D. Nrftcliii, S. Coollfivlfl, P. 'l'ull1r'rf, P. Illini A. Coltrin, C. l i'r'c1i'rir'k.v, H. Kt'flrn4'y, D. .lIin'1ihy, K. Bozurtli How 4: .l. llrirtnmn, D. A1l'CUlIIIN'l', D. Carr, K. Brr'e'rlir1g, F. Knigliton, XV. Iloltfvll, G. Glr, l'r'c'.s'.: H. 1l!ll'l'l-Y, G. XVUIIIIHW, H. Ilvinkzf, 'l'. C:l'l'!'IllCUUII, .ll. 110111011 - if llow rm: U. Hartz, G. Plrlre, I . 'l'1'rromf:, B. GiIz'liri.s't, S. Gris-.s', B. Hf'llllL'l', B. crlmilwfrf 140 ,llt'Grr'ic, G. 'l'uttIr', C. Kemp, A. Kinney, AI. Deling Friends were made throughout the world Row l: M. Little, Treats., D. Armstrong, See.g P. IIll7lTl!1ll U 7 Row 2: I. Boos, X' . Pres. L. Hernandez, I. Fansler, D. Rider, S. Sclzurelz, D. Boren, D. Armstrong, M. Little, D. Dorranee, 1. Boos, 1. Caparotta, B. Blanlcer, B. Kunisatca, R. Tamara, 1. Catralrone, V. Medina Row l : Row 2: B. King, T. Leedlce, C. Allrriglit, P. Davis, K. Hidenlzour, I. Richards, D. Wllite, M. Alarcon Row 3: D. Billi, C. llarper, P. Sawyer, D. Ariderson, N. Gibson, M. Gilmore, I. Reigle, P. Hannali Row 4: P. Laker, C. Donaldson, C. Boyman, P. Whitman, 1. Davis, T. McClure, C. Peterson, L. Oeerton, W. Howard, G. Bunch, E. Lindley VVORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB This service club helped unfortunate people all over the World, thus promoting friendship between the United States and other coun- tries. A few of their many projects included supporting a boy in Ger- many, sending CARE packages, and sponsoring a clothing drive. They also contributed to various charities here at home and Worked on Operation Christmas in Huntington Beach. Working all year long, a committee prepared a scrapbook of our school life to be sent to Holland. In November six members attended a convention at U.S.C. A Valentine party was featured in February, when our students from other countries and states were honored. PM ijllrlvjfift Wifi? W5 .ft li V. Pres.g D. Dorrancc, Pres.g ll. Hawkins, fb 141 They entertained us 'X L. lvllff-91771, I. Reimer, N. Gibson, j. Purdy I, Frlnsler, 1. Purdy, L. Whitson, P. Tallzert, N. Gibson 1 x Lil J. ,,,,.' lL4pLcl?f...: F A L L P L A Y They NVent Thatawayf' a westen ,Qfyx ff JD: Y comedy about two city girls Who run a dude ranch, was featured in the fall. The leading players were Nancy Gib- dqx KJ '- tw son as Charlotte Pelham, Larry XVhit- QQ .f son as Freddy Buck, and Pat Talbert as Lil. Students from the drama classes 2- held the supporting roles. The play, X which was presented on November 18, , was directed by Mr. John Nelson, Jlfxi t drama teacher. 1, -V. , 14 l N. Gibson, L. Harvill, L. Whitson I. Fansler, 1. Purdy, L. Harcill, I. Reimer, N. Gibson, 2 P. Tullzert, L. Ywiitson, D. Burrucl, G. Butler with comed and drama N. SllfI'll'l'IllHll, P. lirucfforrl. I.. Ilurrifl, X. .X'f'l,s'o11, li, llulalmrrl, K. llollizlrlgf, S. YVUIQU llf ,l1I'll'llilII1I'fl, K. 'l'orm1i'r1f'z'r1. B. Crrllfiiisg X. Sfvpp. 13. Ifi'11i1.s'. S. 1DI'.1'f'H1l'l'l' SPRING PLAY Stage lJoor,'l direeted hy Nlr. Nelson, was presented in the auditorium on Nlay IS. This drama about several young actresses who lived in a hoarding house starred Katha ryn 'l'ornavaeea as Terry and Charles Hulsey as Nlr. Kingsley. glean, Keith, Nlrs. Oreutt, and -ludy were played hy Norma Sutherland, Gary Butler, Sharon XVakeheld and Lois llarvill, respective y. 14 n 'J gf by I ' 6- v. 'QP Q' - K iii 5' SO GIVE A HAIL, HAIL ELO HUNTING7'ON, THY GLORY SHALL NOT FADE A Y. . ' o i I X i 1' ,.1 n ., ki ' ' 1 . ,-13 js EA Nbrxlf V rf,-.9 . - X si H, 5 Q Xl? , I 4 , W i 5 WJ NP 49' 5- r 5 Q5 JV! ll Wig fs, 3 X p . 4 . 5 pgs Vibe , ' if ' 0,35 in Q ' ' A' 'A ' Q A A ' A s p In r ppreclatlon ,dw V 5 Q - As the last echoes of the Alma Mater fade, another year has ' JW , I '45 ,passed before us. Hard Work, cooperation, and determined effort X-50,6 have made possible this publication-in cfrder that you may see in years to come, the year 1954-55. ' O Tiff, Many people, have helped us in every way-Mr. Johnson, A slgqjbigngravingg Mr. Mclnflis, printing, Mr. Hall, photography, and A X 5 speciai thanks to Mr. Seaman, adviser. My sincere thanks also to a SQ, sxxx great staff. You've worked hard and deserve much credit. N Li X GWEN KING, 'gk lfditorf-in-Chief f Fix ix 20 1 i C 'A ' Y 1 K N Y gtg , N - 2 . F -DN i 531 5 A ,. A ,Q .EQ . Q 1 ig ey A E -PN 'J -- . i 144 QQ D-Qi Zn. 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