Huntington Park High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Huntington Park, CA)

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Juniors, W'54 Under fhe leadership of Bob Sun- derland, fhe iunior class enioyed an ac- Hve winfer program. Helping pul' over all school ac+ivi+ies in frue iunior fash- ion, +hey also enjoyed a Junior Jump. Officers for The semesfer were: Bob Sunderland, president Dave Reed, vice-presidenrg Carole Gales, secre- fary, Joan Niersbach, freasurerg and Roland Zimmerman, sergean'r-af-arms. Firsf Row, lofi fo righi: Carole Gales, Joan Niersbach. Second Row, leff fo righf: Bob Sunderland. RI d Z' D R d 0 dh ll'TlI'h9I'fTl!fl, dV8 08 . . . . to represfenfa u.4, . . . fig? 3? , Bob Riley, Prosidenl' Freshmen Perhaps nol' l'he mos? acfive, buf cer- fainly 'rhe mosi' spiriled class is +he Freshman. Prospecrive graduales of W'59 and S'58 were led 'rhis year by Bob Riley and Dave Anderson. Carol Posfhumus and Dennis Kelly, Sandra Jones and Guy Hennigan were chosen Freshman Kings and Queens. The Freshman Recepfion, plus a Sporrs Nighl' sponsored by rhe class. were ac+ivi+ies enioyed by members. rfb! Evelyn S+an1'on, Presidenl Sophomores Serving fhe Sophomore class as president iirsl' semes+er, was Eve- lyn Sfanron. She organized +he painring of frash cans, on a Salur- day afrernoon, wifh fhe school colors, orange and gray. The class was under +he sponsorship of Mr. Fabbio De Franco. Page iweniy-three

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Senior A's, W'54 Leading +heir class, in Olympic blue sweafers, were: Bob Anderson, presi- dent Frances Anderson, vice-presi- denh Donna Lindgren, secreiaryg Caryl Couvrey, freasurerp and Diclz While- hursf, sergeanl-a+-arms. During fhe semesfer, senior A's en- ioyed a dance in Social hall, Vespers, Senior Tea, Senior Brealcfasf, and +he crowning glory, Commencement in Wesfover Hall. Though a separafe Prom could no+ be enioyed, +he summer Prom, Fan- +asy, proved enjoyable. Two Ephebians and four Sealbearers were among The Olympic blue-clads. bUL2+:pur2igh+: g Frances Anderson, Caryl Couvrey, Donna Lindgren, Dick :Student leacfera are efectecf . . . 9 I I Beverl Simmons, Gene Moses, Linda Fordin , Dave Weaver, Shi Barr Senior B s, W 54 ' 9 P ' Leading +he Senior B class of S'54 were: Slcip Barry, president Gene Moses, vice-presidenh Beverly Sim- mons, secre+aryg Linda Fording, 'I'rea- surerg Dave Weaver, sergeanl'-a+-arms. Their big social was a pre-Chrislmas dance in Social hall. Senior B's losf Senior Field Day and Skip graciously accepfed fhe cocoanui' cream pie, in 1'he face, from ihe vicforious Senior A prexy. A L Page fwenly-iwo

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Firsi Row, leff fo righi' Carol Herve , Faye While. Second Row, lefr fo righi: Gene Moses, John Chrisfenseh, Monfie Phillipi. Senior A's, S'54 Leading powder blue clad Senior A's of Summer '54 was fhe ever popular John Chrisfensen. Many acfivifies were enioyed during fhis semes- 'rer, including fhe Prom, wirh a +heme Riviera Ren- dezvous, rhe Senior Breakiasf, Senior Field Day, lSenior A's vicroriousl, a solemn Vesper service, and Commencemenr, ai' which Margaref Helms, Ernie Pope, Doug Cole and Gwen Hilron were speakers. Officers forffSummer '54 were: John Chrgisiensen, president Monrie Phillipi, vice-presidenfg Faye While, sedrefarygn Carol 1'larvey,'+reasurer, and Gent Mo,ges,sergean1'-iffvarms. , ul W ,Aix z il ,CK 12. N c A 'U , in fi 6 X . . . carrying out ymriiygiplw 4 , .J Senior B's, S'54 Spor+ing brighf red Senior sweaiers for +he firsi' rime fhis semesrer, proud seniors of Winrer '55 were led by Kenny Mueller, presidenfg Ernie BaH'er- +on, vice-presidenh Par Williams, sec- re+aryg James Hacker, ireasurerg and Guy Shipp, sergeani'-al'-arms. Com- mi++ees under fheir vice-presiden+, Er- nie BaH'er'ron, in charge of fhe affair, helped make fhe Riviera Rendezvous, Prom a success. They carried our The principles of democracy in self-govern- menf, aided by Mr. Clarence Srirdi- vanr, class sponsor. Page Qwonfy-four 4 1 N Top Row, le'H io righ'I': Guy Shippqgrnigggiferron, BoHom Row, left +o righ+: Kenny Mueller, Par