Inglewood Christian School - Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1958 volume:

ii: 9g1NGH,qh Z, 'KX YEAPBLJ Diff! LTIC 7-ff ,M-C 0 0 '- 0 , , O f ,C 4 2 3 ' Yrs f f: CF 1 v Q22 N' vw fb f ,X If ,H 1 '!,'k,'1,,-.f , -,jg I LA-W-f iw'-1-.1 f if ali 65 Z? fi 1? 53 'H Q' if iw 75 ig 92 nf is 4,2 ff ., iv E P2 i 19 5 51 Q2 is H1 in g .2 ii L? 5 Q Q2 22 S 5 2 2 E E' ai Z 1 ! HI 2? F6 N in Q3 Q: Es? Q, ai fi if If 03, ii rx ..- .VL u 1 1' W, I Q15 ' 2 Nl B1-ff '5 - wer . ,H r ,gb ,f I - 1 K ,W x 2 ' , A f' f I , V We Q 1 , ,f ff-153, ' 4 ,3 15-mi QQ, 1, 1, 5? f ,Af 1 4 4 V f ,V 4' 450. fl , gf ,, ,afif , fa ff , . 9 ff 1 5 , Ag . 5 L. .. ' 1 4 Vg , 1 , 723 1 rf S , 1' 9 1 Ig . Q , I s W3 '2 e a n 'J 1? 2 ii? wg , f? 56' 4 fin f X pu, N .I V ,' wk, , v ,NM x ' X ., , ' L lr in I W- x N' ,,,,r,,, Q 'w.m..,mnr'f' Mr. Cecil E. McClendon For a parent to train a child is to cause the child to grow spiritually and mentally in the way of the parent's choosing. There is a difference between the education of a child and an adult--a parent directs the child's education, but in his own the education is self directed. Child- ren live on borrowed judgment. The Bible gives a vivid description of childhood. It characterizes child life as one that is tossed to and fro and carried about in every wind of doctrine. In short, childhood is minus independent selfhood. The greatest joy and the most sorrows come to us as parents from the suc- cess or failure of our children. we may be well educated and may be rich materially, but if our children are not a success, we consider ourselves a failure. Christ placed a responsibility of rearing our children U in the ways of righteousnessu upon us, and as parents we cannot shlrk the obligations, and as Christians we have a great responsibility for the children of the world, whether our own or those who are less fortunate in their parentage The test of any civilization is the concern which one generation has for the next. And when we as Christians take the youth's welfare to heart we are doing God's work. Child training geared to God's truth and backed up by Divine authority bears the earmark of permanent fruitfulness--even old --. m111 evidence its blessing. ir 'G U' if f SIFRX Mrs. Gladys McClendon If I had but one admonition to give to the youth of today it would be, HGuard your character for now the world places a great premium on Christian manhood and womanhoodn. A character that has been years in building can, through bad environment and poisonous teaching in the classroom, be written into oblivion. Parents should make every effort to select the type of school that will give the right environ- ment and leadership to their sons and daughters. Modern living conditions have a tendency to rob young people of the forces that build character. Along with the training of the mind there must come the training of the heart and the hand. Young people should be taught the Bible as the inspired word of God, and Christ as the Saviour of man. I feel sure that it depends upon what you have in your heart and hand and how you train it and dedicate it, whether success comes to you or not. A l 1' I DICATION Be. ' 1 l I GKUW? z R y Ei NY , xxx , NL, 25 , f f A r Mrs. Hazel Feldkamp Behind the decisions which many in our midst have made for the Lord Jesus Christ lie quiet, prayerful, loving, but powerful messages of one whose life God has used richly for His glory. She is an earnest, sincere Christian with a heart- warming smile and a radiant testimony to the faithfulness of God. Through her consecrated life and joyous testimony, her keenness in discerning the needs of others, her contagious enthusiasm in studying the Word, and her faithfulness in presenting the Word, each of our hearts has been blessed and we feel a deep sense of gratitude to this one through whom God has spoken a blessing. Therefore, with joy and with our highest esteem and our deepest appreciation, we dedicate to our second grade teacher, Mrs. Hazel Feldkamp, this annual of 1958. , Q-xxt: ,:rw.. -7 Www, U Genuine ,f,f - X fm,4.,, , , , uw -ms.. ,W 1 ', W ' H-W v-,W.,.,.fH ,M , ,ff -M ,,., no L w,y 'wwmwwwMtWH- ,, an zwwmmwwwmwf wf .Wf my 'M ' ,,'mMHWn '+V Mr. William G. Wright Brother Bill Each and every morning, Rain or Shine From eight-thirty till nine Our Chapel time! The Teachings of Christ So important these days Accent our three R's With Heavenly Rays, F-1 w D E 0 E ,V+ o w m 5 CJ 'U O O 3 r-4 ff-3 Chairman rstler, Wa H. ter Wal A fa 9-f ' N E' 'i' ERCLASSMEN iii-sz., aww! ' . hx 514461 ,V , M .,, 1 ... - amid Q , 14 A Shellene 1- Baldwin .J 'Wf- V J K ' w x If David Bray HWNL ' Ilx sys 'ul Tommy Amberg Lllgl gig x :Q 2'i,d I ski lk MBPSQTQU Mrs. Hoy Bidwell I-o sv vwhlrtl 4 -4 i--5- . 'r' . - I xx T lv Lynn Brumfield lgll Cheryl Chapman adv '- Zi , ? 5 ff! an J f David Fellows Pamela Burge Kathryn Coleman Q W ws 4 A A H W Q Q E M m Melinda Ferren .x . 1 9 , NM - Suzette Camacho 1 -dfia F 7 4 xx'ilN N 4 ..KlQx1? FXYXAANCL Terry Conner Q- -V if yi, ' had Miz, wifi ' f. 'flf UAH! w',wq Linda Fox Candy Cawthon Q 6 5, ,,. get ,f John Fazio Kenny Freed 'G' A- L.- Qu, I Yv- 4 xi Hg 1:1 if X, Sharon Grant 141 A , - 1. ' . Mike Hendricks Debbie Johnson . .1 R, as y ' Q- , 5. , I Z1 , Q V 1 X' 4 we J, A . f fm-MQ 'fi !1 David Kim 2 Q snaiiyx V W f 'V , 5 f , Y A J 7 Stephen yyy Donna Hall A -1- Q N f if X , , '14 Jimmy Herren , lr 4-0- .. 2 'N'- 'N x- -K N. f !IEiEiJ!!!S Eyvonne Johnson 'M I - -v 0 HI Evyonne Lundberg 4,2 1 W 1 Q- ' - 4, ,,. wr' ,f ' in A Diane Meyers Q sw... L feb. ff Cheryl Hall y Q Dottie Higgins z.y ,. -Vi ,nc- Matthew Kaufmann Linda MacDonald ?f'nQ5 Q.. .3 gl if and ,W Robbie Munson , my ay d i ' ,tfgh f , D M Q ,f 4 I 1 'Mn' '91 Jimmy Harryman Mayo Jenkins Jean Kennedy X I I .. 'lvl .. Q... ZX. 0 X f A 4 M ,limi -1 Q 4' f z' 'ff' ' 'V V 4,4 1 A. ' ,Vega-. ,., , ,4 Denise Martin 'Q , if eff m y 'A' YQ 5 ' -W v f Dt Nancy McNeil No.3 .Q-.. , FN' W f y. z-.-ef--is Bonnie Newton s.a - . 'wwf Raymond Rosson 4 0- MN' Mike Scott g.- 1 .wmv-' .N 0 .-745, . -'ff ' 4- I Trevor Postles Jane Rotramel fir 6. 3,-:rf W 'kgfwfi' David Seaford Q 5 KI. i paesf ,xg Connie Theetge Norma Thompson Enix 0 X - t fa W. 4 ' M W., -.1 f IM ,, 4 ., L M V Z P Jeff Wettach Ruth Wiley fl ,.,, ,. is Na Tracy Powers ,fgjxvvg . is A ff 54, A tvifl 9' in Naloni Royse fu? A11 fs. . -,. W ,fwlfs , 'iggj VQIJMW Mike Souris Q rx .- Z, , I I ' KLM, 4 ' 'W Q ' f i Shellie Wallace , W ,,,, ffm f V, , Mike Williams 7 if X . M. 45' ' Wi x f u nu ,I R.. W, ,.-X Q 21 5 ' A f K ala with 4 K Timmie Robertson ., Z.. I all 1 VX. .- ' 117 7 3 if jg, , Niki Saltus Debbie Swanson el -, ? 41 rf- g,Wf, ' 'A--' ,If f f 'Z N.L,f AMW -'V1 . V... 1 -,iff Neil Wallis Q S we -W ,3llhVN 1, f X X., ,IS Kirk Winters Y 1 I 'C' I Drew Antablin y e , R Q44 'bn Diwsfy. R Miss Cabbage , rf ,X X! A 1s ? ' .gr- ia I Linda Bostwick , sw an , 5 ii , , 4- ,f I W 'f ' ' Steven Doering an ' , fir A , f f f I XXW X wi? H wMWW? l d M ., Jf WJ .,,'::f ., CM JBQL4 ,swf ' rmezzf fzw vfi: 19,1 04135917 Hwy, V, ?'!i'2FW f' 0' .1442 1 77:11 W '- I S , ff, I .,f,'p'-37,1 W I 1 ' Bobby Fletcher J Sandra Burnett 3 'age ' 'Av , M 'Im . V Mfg N . X f 41. -' ,Q - K , , , as . ..- y vMfSV!w, f li Carol Baer A lin qv. fbfhi If if e 0 qty sw J A f v Mark Chapin X45 5- , V? an , 'HQ' Z 0 . G, 542, ya- xwl ii 2 agw r fdfa Y, H5w.n 151mg f f+,a ,vf5h 2 'a,, .MQ E X My lW. ' , - v 'fn 'T ,fy?2???i?-Efgf - Q, ,. ty 4 .G 37.3 xhklald sr QgQ3+sf ' 'zawmwwk David Dennis Fagent David Dorsheimer Filatreau 17, aye gays age? d e, Z, 1 Q 'Ei 4 I , Z 11 ll d ack Freed Jerry Freed Richard Herbelin De y s s . .N1'.,,, 'ftt, V 'vin . vi! , :xml Debbie Herren QI-Q 'ES Karen Jenkins F - Q uv. QL f '5 . fc lj n 1' are . H ' i,,L,,'L C ' 'Z f ,' ' I r -. Gregory Marsh Randy Miller y an tai? ' 1 . V 'A X x Tom Humphrey UI . , Qvz g y !'xx5'!1gQp3Mf!Q 'wlgwx Donald Johnson J. nf? Q r I. gixxf Craig Martin 1 A ' , , ff, . ,yzz ' Linda Sue Morrison Dayne Hurdel ri FI, J 5' Betsy Ann Kabelitz N5 46 ' M' 1 .,. ,f -4 X , , , ,uf '?' W 4. A, wfqyf .gf- 'f ,:, V . -, f' ', -:Y 1,l'..,,'gf,2 , gm 54 ,7 Q1 ,' gt,f1, iv 'Wfltff-1, 7144! Mark Jarvis Susan Kennedy 3 .V W, 'W' Robin Matthews Kenny Miller or ? f W meds , yy, ,,,.f yi , 77' y . f H i' il .142 ':21?'fzi 4 f , f'wwHywf y,w n H 23' 1 2. '4' it r 4 f Q Stephen Munyer Janet MCN65-1 i w rx Q AIT xg ,M R Marshall Noyes ...J 2 N Xf?x M . - I 1 'I ri Bruce Saunders 'io-, aw-.. 'AZ' IQ . II Carol Taylor A i ' 41Q!jT, rf I 1 M ' F' .5 I - Steven Valdez Z by ,uf Barbara'Jo Perkins 2 X 5-qv 'vi .X 4 IJ' 9' I, .1 AA . A V yo. Ronald Sohwilke N pts 'N' gn- Mike Thompson .usa f ,JJ 7 1-M fi- 31' in Marshall Vaughan Mx .X W ii fv ve-' X Wa ,ga-' .r 1 ': gv ffl' K-ry .-H , Patrice Raine P? ,, Q- .. ,N-L' . ig i A if Jeff Smith Cathryn Trant 45 5' ny, A 'V f 5 1 5 f 4 . ,E ., ,V ..le, 'H' Debbie Wilkins 2 fm , Q L, ' ff gi EV.. l ,Vs -Sw Ronald Rich Nad i 1, N41 ' 2, v. li W xxx y , s,,- - 7 .f' f' lu. 1 Mv . 'X , 15' , ' Nita Strand Iliggag ,A i a -. 5 V K i, XQQWX l?Hwi animal ,'--, iiiii a axfw awia --l- ..,,, Charles Troxel fgaalg lUQ2 Karen Yost 75 ,,J Nike Adam 1 Susan Backus , ab .- , fa I Q L+ ,,, Q .P f ix ,P ,av 'I iivf' -t L -c-1 X 5 - Q W My ' P -ww N, Y Q .. sf 4-mm Q x' x lie ! Judy Anthony . Q V wi ihmn, Ami Mrs. Feldkamp g ' is , ,. AN fm, X S . ,xx . xr kj hw , fi M v Q' ' X' 314 w , 1 W-.. E, fx? n Michael Clouse Louis Cissell Th Linda Brainerd ' ,,- f ,fir ,,, i zmr , T 4 WY 7 f ,5, arjkiqg h . , nilly Goodman Gary Graves Ted Bohannon Ruth Bostwick wg A WQWWW ,r f' 2 .rs if paw' wi3'?Y2?M QMQQA Melanie Dohn gg X 1 0 A' S ' I Cheryl Harryman U ju fl' ' S dx xr-. RX L David Purvis -s rc., Sondra Scofield ,I 45 . af 3 AX y ,S ilgiih - nik Richard Thomas I v . ,fgfy he ,,., . V, Diane Westgace . N -'Q' kur- ,1 5 UMM f L Av, xi? ef ffm QHJJX Mark Saltus K W f 1 W... 4 J L Berneta Smythe X V' K curve - 845' ,- .sg if fu Q,i'k'5 Karen Thompson fZQ , , M ,mc ,, why ff' ' ,yyff .Q 1 v 1 5,5 ' W . g 4 mffw 'f 2, affs4fZZZ1, Zffjz Mary Wheeler 5 ff if fr e! ,ff W 4 , A Q , . 1 11 'zzz-zfwwmw Richard Sciurba Jimmy Solliday ,. ,www Alf VWW?W'X 4 Debbie Topper ,L .A 'V AW ig ,H 2 ., W 1 ,, V41 qw :A fr 5 f' fa, , ' ir?e,??f-'-? Z, :r fgwfff 4 A I 1 , Barbara Wilkins ' . -N. x .4 ,- w I-3 M - -. ff a g ff Aw A '4 .. , A ' gil .51 '41, A lt B111 Humphrey I 1 1 Q X 5 2- Q:-'f' xx V, A4 r Linda Jaffey l a '36 ir 4. Q ' li .4 f J' Va' I ' W' V Zan In l Wynn' I! . . Vw-3' fi- 3 r . u-'-,y '-1 .: N :zfi :::4, in f -2: .- foggy 11- of:.:::lfnr-'- Em ett Lundberg Bobby McClean Q x I in '1' Ax no ' ,wk swmgvw QQ5Qg in X . Rl Dennis Houlihan y 3 11 5 '50 v Av fy--. an ,.9.,,,. ,MW ', 1' A , ,qfl , Zugw, Q .A Jimmy Jones ' ,. v 4-5 bfi R s,l L ' Crandall Mahaffey , 'sfg IAQ wr ,fl my ,L 1 Q ,l 1 Wa? Q' V W, 7 ff! ' David McNeil Y V 4-, ,,- y ' ,ww f H,Qf Linda Jack gre, ffl--' ., K ' r as 4 AX - , 1 :L ' - ' Q ffm. - u , .fa ,LEA Marsha Koeller ww 'NV , 2? Qian W4 VK ' Us Chuck Million 7 ' Q ,am W ' ' J If 'K X my ,,f ,,,,, 1, l f' In zf- Tommy Peterson 1 1 fav. ' V d' V Gregory Adams 4. 'K+ - -. ., Sharon 5 5. ,R Z WV Cynthia Bogen Susan Car11s1e I f Carolyn Allen Mrs. Solliday f X - FH: ' ,A , 3-, QQ M- ., 2 in .' V -fr . ' r wa . Y' ' ki - ' V- Y'-- - ' LX Q Q-+4 .A-.1 y y Q ,. i -' ' 'V ' f ' Baer Mike Belmer Martha Bidwell N? x f 3 3 1-w s 5 4 0- 1 if , ef- Q.- ,ak, 4 . y x. an Edward Burrows -aff '?f': ,Q Barry Lee Vernon Burge Buwalda WQQM , f fi avi if A! 1 4 35 2 5 Via f ,gf ,,.,,, Joe DaAmato Bobbie Daryl Darling Daughtrey 4 ,lt-Q v- SE. Mike Earnst K u 1 Larry Glltner , a Znil 49W B V V ,f'? V7 Q Pm Z , K , ' ., L , , if DeAnn Joseph , 1 f' 'wh ff., ' 1 g M dvr.. w Nay I qQ'7f'? ., Q if lei? :QWZV V 7 in f?M?WMQMQdwQ V Ronnie Kopf A W X . ' '5. Ls- Qg. .X . . Thigh 5' I 1- , E ul Q y'?gys:Q?jfx Philip Emanuel C. 1 ,ir f N 1 fl 1 ' xx H, fl ,V lr? . 3 V Ewmgf vm Lee Hoffman QQ Leonard Lane 1 ,zgw My Qiggggidagz Larry Long mth Fw,4 g , 1' ' Dan Fellows ,Qi S v Q- .Vx If Kathy Humphrey 1 uf -v. Y -qv- Q s AER A' ssh lm Bl B111y Carl Kabelitz , fw f , fr- AL 1 4, fw, 2? V ?WM reef , 5 ' f , QQ? Eff? , ' ' y , ' V Jon Maenpa J ,. k-5,2 Brent Gilbert 2 F.. J E l5'A 'y,ll' 5, ,'f Glenace Johnson P 2 . f' 'bf t4,, mf Shelley Kim , w he ns Qiflmf VE if Q X F Lucy Marker ilkx QR' D Diane Marcus X 55 9. 5 'M , 5 David McDonald Zi.. for 'hi WG g m, f , 3? A , ' L, Kenneth Powers iv , H For zyqgf QQ3QNc 37 'IQ' 1 W :ff P Patricia Stull .ri-J f'-ev is lu 2 Christy Marsh ff, HWMQ 1 1. get , 'awTf5xy N3 Mx ' Candy Meeks L Nv- ' ' ' e.L.L Q - ' , n :-gl V 1. gifts. P .. V-I .I i i-FQ!-xll' b Qi ,Is Q.: Louise Osing Richard Perkins X, Q 'Q fi' P I 4. W0 ', 1 F, P5P ' f. 'Q ll Reinhardt Billy Russell Rosson fr' ff. L , 2 M irf W S2261-J M- 'V t i Ms ' 1', g, f i,i ?4 r 4 V Janette Svendsen Bobbie Tysen what .JW Kirk Moody as . ju., ,YR an A i'f f ' Winston Potts 15 'g uf ,wfQg,M4QiQ? f? Ex 'JV'M:' R' P U BH Robin Sproles P 'W F' if L 6 S Janna Troxel Hi 1 . Ricky Andrews I. 1- ' . ., 1. -. -'V .ff -1 !! 4-Y V f ,....- , Eric Barnes K 621 Darryl Claxton M. I 7 we f 3' , .M f f V Freddie Demick 7 ' ,- X j , 1 1 ' I --5. ei? 'S 145' 1 . I ,t A Miss Sullivan 1 'Q -5 4, ga X Pamela Berg V .C qt Glenda Conner Qfm'ww,,nv3Mf my new 1z,.,,.,,,,,4re-1' I s 4 I w-., L Jeanne Butterfield 3 ,Fi ,431 W, 3'-as , - , 2, Robert Davis !,fW 5 ' 0 V Q' f MW, , so 4- X2 Mark Antablin Linda Campbell C - Z. Q' . , if ,MQBM g 215 L Patty Davis 1:5 f ' 3 ' , L f 0 f Ay, Wggif 4 :- . flfym ,ew ,if 4 2'3wMQ?WWviWs , W ,1.- Bonald Kennedy Teddy Litvin Jimmy Martin X e S R XE N Ny ix aw V , N5 Dickie Martin , Q -r u sig 1 .,fgg If 4, H313 uv fu. , n 's. ,a,x , n . A. V ll I I -,'s,:+l..,,,. Qi... Pha?..u.....-, John McDonald tl . -7 '. -Q f' r wt f y, V' I ,fa 14 I ., Marilee Roth flf' aUf ., W-, g kwa Veg me J Mary Stoddard hm,-' I . , f 1 Qywwe ,A ya hare T f v , 1 LW5nff7T rrrd ' hZZ,QmmZyAm Billy Vanderveer ' x Q- H we-Q. fi, V at Diane Massey R 4 -v rnseiiiyzff' Gail McLaughlin grime? Q f ldfi 2 Richard Selvan y ,, Q X any QE4 Marcia Taylor .-.H aff an , 1 fin 'V' . 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Lonnie Brumfield Q 2 I g Af 1 9 Dale Clari ,, K Thomas Davis Dale Fellows Karen Ford Holt Cloward f -5 tk' 4 L Danny Fuller Z' fv- -f :S 1 4 1 'N!1+, s ' 1'!o 'lm-only K l -1 X biwftvvfifi Virginia Herren ,gtk n qi 1. 4- ,-713' , 4 P' V .' u,a 0 H .Ay llrlk Q' AMEZQ Randy Martin ' - L4 .fx 1 5 R fy Larry Gardner YQ M s Karen Koeller av Sherilyn Moody , 'vw' ' 2 7 , 'A YM ,f ,M W. A ,V aihw .1 V613 1 ' ww aww . ., , 4 1 .I .3 2 2' Jimmy Morrison Linda Munson vfk TX Q'-:pf ' i 1 W U ..,.M , '- L' ,Z Hlww ' fi 1 ' , fungi I 41 91 s' R ...ft Q 5, ' . yung . 1, ,n ' nan f Barbara Greenawalt 1 'Q- fgi , ,, , N 'J .Q , -..Af I7 Xiu., egsgp r'f Larry Larson 6-. 1n:Mf QMN ,y,,r Q :fr 1 ,Q Linda Moore QQ? Q .. f' 2 A I R 'N ' Q , 42' ' a .fy 15::::::?'a3 Philip McFadden e Q' ar... A A-,, 5 ,J Q A Q, ' c, XX is 'elif' ' ' 43 Jerry McKinley Tommy Olson f f ax wi. f ga, + F X x 1 Patty Pope W f Wesleya ROSS Margie Taylor lily. 1 A5,f 'Q. .v yn Xx,' f Jack Purvis A ,4Ql'f V aaa:-Q Q f X ' Rita Strand I ,ff 'QL ,, f i , W , 5 4 Z, 'Haw ,V f , ,MM QQ f,W p zVQ2zz ff keygen fgfnm, Melinda Vaughan r we-vu QV W, 3 'N 4 X' Q' E y N1 X4 Q' Glenda Peterson .U 'F n , V l ., 'Qi' i 'xxl H, N Donna Rogers apgwae X, L -, K! , , Q 1 Elini if , JE 5yf29kgi Sharon Svendsen ?iZ mf? A Qgfgw G, . X - J 5 V.,,V . Judy Wahl 'F 'J N. x Susan Boddy ' ' f 6' Q , X s Ay ,mky 5 a, , V. S 1. ww , H af1, X, ,,w- S Jeanne Bradach In L f Q., i 32.1 A7 1 Gary Claxton and 5 v 1 - or 3 :G A E R N 1 1 'ir 'R X Q ' 7 X Mr. Strachan S'v v q xv! , , ' YwVYVVyy Mike Brann Q ., 'X K 5 K '-L sr X 1 'D 'FX E A so T id .0-Q. as N. Q Gregory Bongiorno G 'ii ' 5 0 J' X, ,, Q. 1 4 'ff 4' ig .,,, ,. 4 Loretta Carlisle is if I Q .. If Mya L, , ffW'.f I X + , V' . A I ,Q ,f +g 'f Roger DeWinter Dennis Earnst Mike Escalante 4 2 4' ' kwa! , z ' ' .Ay 1 was E? QW4 W,f an X? gg i f - f ggggkaag ?if4'fg7'?wM F Dennis Gardner Jimmy Haden Sharon Fritsen Toni ry X, . A b Q 5 ' if xl at Q ' u .IQ ' Q ,, s 4 1 S Il -A . ,NT-2 1 15'-2 ., U ,. ' ,- - iasfffl 1,21-i',,7nf-'fin - .. .. . , 1? 3' , sw' x . . -1 K 13 .' ,ridges Amuaxr'-lf i In .. I. Darrin Hurdel '1 3- .- Lynn LaVoque X I L- 5 i fir? -dna Billy Mizera .- 'V an 7' 0- . ' - K : Q71 uf . mW?fp 1 ' . ,fl 4 4 , , 'f,' V' , ' ,Q gh. Donald McComb Sharon I I ,M Z QM ,WH 5 .DY ii. .dm r.. W,gQx anis? X X X s ., xx Q 1 Yi, x Willis Kainsinger ,QEN XQAA s N 1 , ' hw?m?aJmim 132' +1 A Magus:-g-'-'-, .-it Mickey Mailloux , fl , iw D i2?755gi+Flx Timmie Munyer , x lee as ,wiv Y, Gf M f ,, K 4. 13' , I Cathy McMullin Darlene Parker Nickelson Qfwfy si?2,Q fj yulb :.. X! I Barbara Kessler W... Jaffa: D , My 1,. 4,54 MV. air' rx 'f ' 'H mb .1 Q EHHDMHQ 2, Michael Midler . s ,N . ,? if hw , ww ?Yf'2 has J. f, , X Q 1 N I mmf! Janet Myers X 'S Y 'K 1 x 'Mk V .. ,gf ' ,E-1. -V4 .f I, ,,. gy, Yag2'W'Fg9V -5' U 'W 'ffmyut 4-5 -' A W 7, ,3 - x 1 Timmie Newten , - i Y ar 3 ' XX , 'ix 'L 1 2 x ' B1llysPearson i .,,N , up ,. ' A s xxx xt ,m o l w,:h.gg Cheryl Robertson -0 L., ' ,e Billy Don Tharp 1 DS 2 . ,A ,QM J vw, t , Valerie Tysen K L an- X,- 5'e X i Leslie Pitterson Steven Stambaugh YN 'R p 1e+!,1:J?l'f'7 : IE! Ronnie Theetge an Q25 Roger Witty W, ' , Y 1' Mol H 5? :f ' j , , A A , ,' 'af' -A ZZ , I N . J y , . V V f Legipfff , I ' get fwwif h.f f Pamela Zarubica Donnie 291 4 , an K if-' ,. 4,- V,-, mm t V ,., 6 x V . Xe QR C zfyfjf, Penny Reynolds JQg?U df 'W ex n Jerry Stoddard LW , -A, ur DeAnn Turner i 5 John Yarnall TSA Wim J in V E ll7i1 'q fl' 'L U N I 0 R H A f Ux . R ,J f WN' l A X Xxx 'K ff If x nit. 1 I 5 r ,W W f, ' ' - if 4Q,7i? f - Z 3 , , A-1. M ff Mrs. Mahler 'sgw 1' ff' 3 1 P A ' :KU tx 4' It ' is wait! Qs 4:mLs1.' .Q In .1 iii , ' 5 W I I - :rm fi , 8 rf' M' A MW by , Q xg nr-Q I ...- K-Y . . . N LQ - A I ,I 'YN 5 ,Q ' Q: 'V , i, - .ww jZ:::54 4 Q - , ,' Jff'-'f'fi -- in 'p fa 'L' ,V ' :::.,, . .-,K ' 3 I ffffnal of . v W 5 2, V 'Us Q f,,. , ffl 4' M if ' 2 4W1t2x. ,G 2 1- Ex 1-k? ah Nl 9 . .gn ' Z, W John Lawson 1 1' I Iv A' 451111 Bob Lieber f Q - ' M c W h 1 r t e r .Q , owns , X 1. . Q . , Mmm f' aw M V will 's mx. L '9 X: Y awww i ,By ,. fu Ego? gr S ,: f VJ' , , 'Y- llfww ,I .enlk f' vw S Q .- W' 1 3 l M I . . .Y ay , J-4 ' j I ' .Mi ---Aw ki! ghixl Y1'g is mm N.. ' I f' X .A mix -N UQ S 'QL Lf 0 ov- hgir ,f.,,,,, , ' Iv 1 L , , W4 VZ, , 1 f, Z fffwmm, I I f I fi .Awww Q I f ,ff a 4' ,X W , v 'WW Q' ' iris Q . x 4 ' N , f 2 3 r f S'Q 1 5 E 25? 2 f3W z 2 f -' gK'Q Stephen Roth X 1 y lliifw I im John Schweitzer V We Q 1, Y wwf haf Z gf W fm V MMM ., W ,..,.. i UQ, A , 0 MW iff, If X ew:-1 ' ws.- ' Ai . IQ. s fix- Q' tw 96, M , nk -,V Q ,47 ik Dan Ruhley Z! 0 5' 'f x fy I ffm! I John Wilson ,I , . .sf mf 1: ..... .- , 4 Z. W' v E Q .,: :gf--, cz: i Mi. 4 2 9' 1. x . Q ,Q W :Que K. x, , A H., V , J 1 ' as 1' 3 V , Y ' , f V M if - . ax' Af' ii' 1' if Ox -qi - fl, 'U an .ps A . 'CT' fm' ink f .7-ww ww, Z, 5? gg: 4, H, f gf V Wm KS 0. I , 1 hjffx 4 V 517 W , z X 1 ww., Miss Sunkler .W gg .WWA Cfb ii 13 Q , 5' 'Wg Y-1 W 'ww I Q., pq rv- f' -r' rf v ,wif 'if ,Ann--f W' x Wikia , Y 4 .QL V --' fi' X 5 Q' fb ,am 1.,,,,.1?2-.W-raaii vw f 5 k Q 'Rt Ng Q Q 3 M-, 5 Pi 4,?!, W W 5 175 Q, W f '9 42211- N. ,If 41 , 7 ' Z Www X5-.Ar ,X ,Q X X is, fill s-.un-.gqc ,ed .M Syn: b W . E5 Andrew Greenawalt A-- ' t'f'.'s,x W... - 5 , u., ' .- :tl if 'ZL:.. .- X, ff zum,- '-' w.f.1 ., . is Dan Grimsley ' X X Sharon Haden w4 4.-uf' fxfw? 4 M f as SK is , ,, . -up--P M. ' A' .in f vi , Q wi, 1 'Um ..,, ,fa R 1 ri, Q r 4' sk m ?f 'gf -U' 'KZ 'f fm Q 2, I 4' 1 1fEl,,,' W Y a f. , ff' J , .. i . ' I vfkfj , if -fa 414, SW ,i w A JG . N , 1- fq . 01.4. Bruce Marks Af ' W M X I. ,, ... bf it ur: nl Chuck McComb C' , . fi 7 Y my Candace McCowin 'E by L A X- R, Q, 9 f- . W , Q .,, m .-W Q 5. xi I Ylwizzl 'QLT Q m 4 Q -1 fs'- nlvgfbzy! fgu -1x A if up-.., 1, yaliiiu. ,W . f TT K -v 1. 5 .P Al' 1 E 7 .g Y ,A W f 'Q nf Af. HQ wwf I W , ,, 2 QE' 5 in-r 1 , 13 ,,,? ,, , SSX ,fe M 1 ii :ik 4- Qx . 1 ..-N.. - mf' Fnxuw l I H 3' X Bob Rentsch ' K 's nw? 3 Martha Jeanne Stevens 'fa V QM . Q' Fly X ll' N ' 7 .am fn-mn ,nw Ig W Q X -M y.. -o at 'L W, es we lx 'V Q 'F e if 66444 qfrictofaq gg 1932 ungei the leadership of Mrs. Hoy, the Kindergarten class of the ris an c ool began its journey into the f t th original class completing their course to theupggiegt yeirggf ig5g?e Those faithful students were Mike Andrews, Nancy Brones, Paul Currie 9 Xgg5gEd?emiCk, SHSTOH Haden, Louise Lavoque, Carol Marker, and Jerry Promotion to the First Grade found us entering our new school on lO4th Street. With Mrs. Wright as our teacher, the class increased with the addition of Linda Barnes, Richard Jensen, Marsha Million and Martha Jeanne Stevens. ' Entering Second Grade with Miss Diller as instructor, our class had grown so large with the addition of Billy Harris, Linda Lou Larson, Roccette Miele, Charles Putnam, and Dan Wallen that we were divided and twelve were sent to Mrs. Feldkamp's room. Mrs. Lindsey inherited us in the Third Grade and we had no new students to greet her. As we entered the Fourth Grade Mrs. Hollingsworth made us welcome along with Ronnie De Lao and Nancy Vanderveer. Entering Fifth Grade me met Miss Metcalf, and with the addition of Billy Burnett, Sherry Hoffman, Andrew Greenawalt, Bruce Marks, Chuck McComb, and Sharon Redburn, she led us through the pitfalls of learning. On the threshold of higher learning, we entered Sixth Grade with Mrs. Mahler to welcome us along with our new friends, Glen George, Dan Grimsley, Marybeth Lane, Robert Miller, and Anna West. At last! Junior High! With those words we embarked upon a new phase of our education and plunged into the Seventh Grade. It was much harder, but with Mrs. Corey leading the way the first semester and Mrs. Mahler the second semester, and spurred on by Mrs. McClendon, Mr. Filatreau and Miss Sunkler, we gained the top. We were accompanied on this trip by Cheryl Antonaros, Kenneth Erann, Pent Christiansen, Robert Fox and Jack Munson. Eighth Grade--Oh, Boy! We made it, didn't we? We had four new students --Gene Higgins, Cheryl Moore, Bob Rentsch and Judy Wallis. Miss Sunkler as home-room teacher helped us get a good start, and with the knowledge and Hknownhown of Mr. and Mrs. McClendon, Mrs. Mahler, and Mr. Miles, we achieved the goal on which we had set our sights some years before. Eighth Grade class officers were Victor Demick as President, Charles Putnam, Vice-President, and Sharon Haden, Secretary. The Student Body officers were Richard Jensen, President, Jack Munson, Vice-President, and Nancy Brones, Secretary. Of the thirty-nine graduates, we had fifteen honor students. We felt justly proud of our class. This class has been active in all things undertaken by the school. It contributed to the building fund to erect the school, purchased the asphalt tile for the first grade room, helped purchase needed black- boards, made contributions for the Church building, tile for the Church floor and Church pews. During the nine years this class has been blessed with excellent l'l1---Q,A.l--- .l.---1,.A-.An Jw Wa!! We, the proud students of the Eighth unsound minds, have a great love and nchillunsu in the Seventh Grade, and this great struggle for an education peculiar attributes. Grade, being of sound body but adoration for those young therefore wish to help them in by willing to them our many I, Kenny Brann, will my untidy desk to my brother, Donnie Brann. I, Charles Putnam, bequeath my loose tongue to Larry Mcwhirter. I, Nancy Vanderveer, give some of my blonde hair to Cheryl Baer. I, Linda Barnes, leave my ability to wear braids to Linda Love. I, Jack Munson, will my mathematical mind to my engineer friend, Jimmy McDonald. I, Victor Demick, will my ability to talk, my chewed pencils and my ability to date the girls to Robert Davis. I, Paul Currie, leave my false teeth, gums included, and my admir- ation for young womanhood to Walter Jackson. I, Bent Christiansen, will my job as crossing guard to Richard Pugh. I, Cheryl Antonaros, hereby bequeath my nSlenderellaH figure and my ability to play baseball to Sharon Marks. I, Judy Wallis, leave my ability to be neat to my brother, John Lawson. I, Roccette Miele, will my love for Elvis Presley to whomever wants him I, Robert Miller, bequeath my ability to out-up in class to Joe Cocke. I, Anna West, endow my Hdog-earedu math book to Diane Creek. I, Danny Grimsley, very generously will my good grades in literature to Raymond Wheeler. 1, LOu1S9'LaVOque, will my knowledge of aircraft to Bill Snyder. Bob Rentsch, proudly bequeath my devotion to my science book to Mark Tolone. I. I, Mike Andrews, do hereby will my pleasant disposition to Dennis Potts Dan Wallen, will be happy to give my text books fin perfect condi- tion! to dean Williams. I. Marsha Million, with no regrets, will my Literature book to Judy King. Ip I, Carol Marker, give my worn-out P. E. clothes to Janice Butterfield. I, Bobby FOX, will my ability to help the girls, to Robert Lieber. I, Andy Greenawalt, very generously will my History book to Raymond Thomas. I, Sharon Redburn, bequeath my charming smile to Niel Wallace. I, Martha Jeanne Stevens, do hereby leave my love for the 3Ch00l to Marilyn Jensen. I, I. Jerry McCloud, pass on my ability to speak softly to Alan Sproles. Richard Jensen, present my little tricky basketball techniques and my position as Student Body President, with all its headaches, to Stephen Roth. I. I, Ronnie Sharon Haden, will my braces and my healthy tonsils to Sharon Marks DeLao, with everyone's consent, give my one dead snake and my Hlookn of innocence to Dickie Theetge. Iv Chuck McComb, pass on my sly little way of writing notes to Stewart Undem. I. I. I, Bruce Marks, would like Roger Squires to inherit my height. Nancy Brones, will my student council notes to Kathleen Peebles. Gene Higgins, reluctantly pass on my little black book of telephone numbers to Dan Ruley. I, Glen George, leave my cute smile and my love for history to Robert Newell. I, Cheryl Moore, feel extremely generous and leave all my Girl Scout badges to Judy Allen. I, Sherry Hoffman, with no regret whatsoever, will my Math book to Dianne Creek. I, Marybeth Lane present my unlimited knowledge to Jerri Lee Ayrest. Billy Burnett, give of my own free will, my interest in school work to Donald Crow. I. I, Bill Harris, will my big feet and dirty socks to John Wilson. I, Linda Lou Larson, leave my love for singing to John Schweitzer. We leave our dear teachers our carved desk tops, marked-up books, and our many toys which are already in their possession. We also leave them a bit greyer, more weary, and with a desire for a long well- earned rest from it all. 6lmwPwff4wf nThaHk YOU and I'll be ready at 1600 on Thursdayn, said Lady Donna Fairchild fformerly Donna Sunklerb as she turned off the visa phone in their summer home. She immediately began to pack a few essentials need- ed on her expected thrilling trip to Outer Space aboard Explorer VI Captain BILL BURNETT piloted Lady Fairchild on the Airline Helicop- ter to L. A. International Airport where they were met by news photog- rapher KENNY BRANN who was assembling news for the Examiner. As they approached the Information Booth who should they meet but Receptionist CAROL MARKER who had the tickets ready aboard the Jet Airliner. GLEN GEORGE'S voice sounded over the P. A. system, HAll Aboardn. As she hastened forward to the Departure Gate, and ran up the steps of the Jet Airl1ner,.whom should she meet but CHERYL ANTONAROS, Stewardess of the Airline. They were delighted to see each other and Cheryl quickly briefed her passenger of the personnel of the ship. Who should they be but ROBERT MILLER, Pilot, and GENE HIGGINS, Co-Pilot, and Radio-Radar Officer, BOB FOX. Three hours later they disembarked at Cape Canaveral, Florida where Captain LOUISE LaVOQUE escorted Lady Fairchild to Strato-Flight Head- quarters manned by Lt. Commander MIKE ANDREWS. Explorer V was piloted by Com ander JACK KUNSON l.- and Radio Engineer CHUCK MCCOMB. Navigator JERRY McLOUD happily greeted Lady Fairchild as she boarded Explorer V and prepared for take-off. The Electronic screen immediately went into action showing people and places on Earth. The Queen Mary was seen off-shore of England and Private Detective BENT CHRISTIANSEN of Kimberley Diamond Enterprises trailing a suspect. Paris flashed upon the screen with ANNA WEST dis- playing some of the latest Paris creations. At a Swiss Villa we see ANDY GREENAWALT, World Traveler, and his wife, the former JUDY WALLIS. A view of Rome's Unified High School showed English Department Head MARTHA JEANNE STEVENS hard at work. The Holy Land Came intO View and the former teacher sat entranced before the screen as She Saw VICTOR DEMICK and PAUL CURRIE, taking Post-Graduate work at Israeli University before entering the ministry. Saudi Arabia claimed the talents of CHARLES PUTNAM, Electrical Engineer in the Oil Fields. Mission Hospital at Baghdad showed Pediatrician SHARON HADEN with Nurse NANCY BRONES serving on this foreign field. Hong Kong swung into view where BRUCE MARKS, Importer-Exporter of Chinese Silks, was seen as a distinguished businessman. Australia had claimed the services of Ford Agency Owner, DANNY GRIMSLEY, who is very active in Christian Business Men's Committee International. As Explorer V circled above the Islands of the Sea, the University of Hawaii was seen where MARYBETH LANE was noted as Dean of Women, and RICHARD JENSEN was known as Professor of Physics. On the Island of Oahu, SHARON REDBURDI, wife of a Lt. j. g. was living in a U. S. Naval Housing Unit. Approaching the Western Coast of the United States, NANCY VANDERVEER was seen as Teacher at San Jose Bible School. LINDA BARNES was seen in the Sacramento Valley as a Veternarian. DAN WALLEN was a mechanic in bustling San Francisco and RONNIE DE LAO was working as Detective out of San Quentin Parole Board. BILL HARRIS was seen in the Valley Fruit Exchange. The electronic screen picked up a newly designed type of fighter jet and noted it was being piloted by BOB RENTSCH from Travis Air Force Base. ROCCETTE MEILE was seen in a Children's Dentist Office with her little ones being expertly handled by LINDA LARSON. Los Angeles Health Clinic had captured the interests and services of Ex-Ray Technician, CHERYL MOORE. SHERRY HOFFMAN was seen as Surgical Nurse for the promi- nent heart surgeon of Los Angeles and MARSHA MILLION his Receptionist. As Explorer V neared Earth and prepared for landing, Lady Fairchild could not help reflecting for a few minutes ---- just think! Only a few short years ago she had wondered at the value of such Space Travel and now she was to see and enjoy the benefits therefrom. She was proud to havg had g part in the life preparation of these famous people. SSSL PM k , ' t WMWWM-. ,S w 3 i X 'Z' A e Q F , Qi fl ' rx -.A Q ,, ag? x i ,...., 1. 'F rf. H Tm f pt 'F W L . W f tlty W milf I W ,iiliiin ...Fe QHPW 1f It was the hit of the year for the class of '5B. We'll never forget it! It was a night with a double feature and the Glee Club and a shadow skit completed the enjoyable evening. First came BARGAINS IN HAIRCUTS. Jack Barrett, Cplayed by Andrew Greenawaltl was a typical fifteen year old boy, who had no time for anything but sports and out-of-doors life. Things went along just fine until Mother Barrett Cplayed by Sharon Hadenl entered the picture and insisted Jack needed a haircut. Then is when Jack's faithful buddie Len McAllister Cplayed by Paul Curriej stepped in to lend a helping hand. But alasl Something went wrong and Jack became the victim of havoc. It meant embarrassment for Jack when Len explained to Gloria, Cplayed by Cheryl Antonaresb Jack's best girl, that her boy-friend had been in an automobile accident, and even more misery came to Jack when Dr. and Mrs. Howard Cplayed by Bruce Marks and Nancy Bronesj arrived at the Barrett home. It was a disappointing and embarrassing situation for Jack and Len, but it meant many a laugh for the audience. V' B -' was -e -S e SUGAR-TIME -nf-ma,gM.,-,.. B111 Burnett - ' Chuck McComb - Glen George qv! p Pl nan 'C , D ff lf! Guitarist jlffi. ' f - - A .dm Dan Grimsley 'P Jil,-r ... -3' Then came LIFE 'O' THE PARTY, which was another terrific success. Wilbur, the pint sized atom bomb, fplayed by Victor Demlckl was full of action, fun, humor End resentment toward his two older sisters, Connie Cplayed by Anna Westl and Betty Lou Cplayed by Marybeth Lanel. It seemed like Wilbur got blamed for everything. Poor Wilbur! Little did Wilbur realize that a mere mistake could turn a whole party into disaster. When Wilbur got the car- bonated water and his father's sleeping medicine mixed up, and when all of the guests at Betty Lou's party fell into a deep slumber, and when his Mother KLouise LaVoqueJ and Father fJerry McLoudD got into a heated dis- cussion, and when his two sisters insisted their darling little brother be severely punished, it meant tears for Connie and Betty Lou, humiliation to Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell and a peaceful nap to the seven lively teenage guests whose parts were played by Linda Larsen, Nancy Vanderveer, Carol Marker, Bob Miller, Bob Fox, Charles Putnam, and Bent Christiansen. All of this because of one effervescent thirteen year old boy by the name of WILBURI plz fwwuhz l , D A A My pf :aft W?v f 7,tf 'wfwnf Wwwgwmaay Y ' ' W ' ' ' ' 5 ' - --F-0-W-M A .M J, y't'- - fry W 'A ' ' 'W W? ' , ,- ,, .,,, ,I 7 ' ' 1 T ,vyii f q?fi QQW W? G 1, 5 f W?RQi- , ? 'fm , 9 a il 1 2 I .f. ,,: f acl, V, , f X Z , V A K 3 yQf?f5fg, h 5, fy., 'xfe, 1 f2 y! 1 Z 4 ' , -' , '- ,fi f ' - f E 1 ' f' .- M x H- , frail ' ,.,. f f' ff ' X f L I 5 if -' .... M - S , W , ' .ij a M-we ., . 1 as . y 1. We M,-al 1 ffl. ' IA V a We :il S H Mwaahf -...f ' ' ' S T? f -1? 1Z2f wa? Throughout her schooling in Christian A, 1 School, Marybeth Lane has been an outstand- Q ing student both scholastically and in all extra curricular activities. She has many fine characteristics of being a leading Christian citizen and has been awarded the honor of Valedictorian. - Marybeth Lane Eg '55 C l, e Q s af 4 Y li- 'K fm X'- V ' , ,Ag ,ff H.4 1 . 13 1 1 A my , A .1 2? 5 Martha Jeanne Jack Munson Richard Jensen Sharon Baden Stevens Because of an outstanding scholastic standing, as well as being leaders in Christian School, the honor of Salutatorian of the class of '58 goes to four of our fine Christian young people. Wwaan-llc ffl .f ff C Wise judgment, a fine Christian personalit ,f l M' and a high scholastic one l standing are three of Mfw the many outstanding traits possessed by these two young men , f who have been awarded Honorable Mention Z f.. I Charles Putnam Paul Currie M, if Q 15 Q. 47 5 609210929 lil iyx FIRST GRADE SECOND if 3 - wnfiw. -F5 A Jggmf f'f'f1g--1'5:'w A 1 - A ff' :J 1 RD GRADE FOURTH GRADE I A4 ,,,,,,v,,.., q-mul? -- A vg f ig, i . gn YL-Sgizb 'SL 4. . 'f '- P'-'v-Hzxunnn-1 Gi - .K b, r .. J ' I A is li K 4 E,-Q 4 A H . M fm ff fb Af f ,:. ' N L4 ' 3 N : 1 iw 1 V' ,, 1'.'.,y.- 14, ,Jin , 1 z ,X -f J H V M W-wait? I! - .- -- hx X . V ...At l x'-.'f,E i 4- f- .,' ., ' 1 ,ii D. A f ,u m 'A A f 'ig gp FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE an-null! W .--N, I!- fha SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Linda Vicki Burrows Marilyn Jensen 1 l Drew Antablin Linda Bostwick Dennis Fagent David Filatreau eborah Herren Randy Miller 4 Linda Morrison Mark Antablin Stephen Munyer Glenda Conner Ronald Rich Steven Valdez Teddy Litvin -'-if ,IF - in-Y ws HONOR ROLL Gregory6Bongiorno Jeanne Bradach Gary Claxton X Sharon Fritsen Dennis Gardner Jimmy Haden Barbara Kessler Kathy McMullin Janet Myers Sharon Nickelson Patty Davis Karen Yost Carol McNeil Cheryl Robertson 2 Shirley Nickelson Billy Pearson Judy Anthony Marllee Roth Steven Stambaugh Susan Backus Vivian Smythe Billy Don Tharp Linda Brainard Marsha Taylor DeAnn Turner Melanie Dohn Melody Wood Pam Zarubica Gary Graves 7 Cheryl Harrfyman Buddy 5Backus Jerri Lea Ayrest Dennis Houlihan Norman Brones Janice Butterfield Jack Linda Jaffey Chuck Million Berneta Smythe Mark Saltus Karen Koeller Richard Thomas Randy Martin Diane Westgate Phillip McFadden Mary Wheeler Sherilyn Moody Karen Ford Kathleen Peebles Barbara Greenawalt Stephen Roth Virginia Herren Dennis Potts Sharon Marks John Wilson Mike Ehdrews Linda Barnes 3 Linda Moore Gregory Adams Jimmy Morrison Nancy Brones Michael Belmer Linda Munson Paul Currie Martha Bidwell Glenda Peterson Victor Demick Edward Burrows Patty Pope Andy Greenawalt Susan Carlisle Rita Strand Sharon Haden Robert Darling Dan Fellows Larry Giltner Kathy Humphrey Shelly Kim Sharon Svendsen Margie Taylor Judy Wahl Richard Jensen Marybeth Lane Louise LaVoque Jack Munson Chuck McComb Leonard Lane Jon Maenpa Christine Marsh David McDonald enneth Powers Janette Svendsen Jerry McLoud Charles Putnam Martha J. 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The Glee Club The Melodettes r Q1 W ' 7 rs i!.gk Q. 1- ...3 T'was the Night before Christmas Our Pianist Our Director Mrs. Thomas , fi 9 9 cess ?f4'hf no Holy Nightm Miss Sunkler Den 3 G W . ,:. .df DTM ' T ' AQKK wiv 8 Q' .fl -ma af 7? .. ,U ,S Hi.. w,,1,11:- ., ' .fig .,.. , fx 1 gk y 1 . i - 6-,V 4 Dgn Wbbe 7. may Q ., MQ 'K Q, 1-,' 4 f , -, W Q NA, PX ,MVN I promise to do my -es to do my duty to God and my country, to be square and to obo the Law of the Pa 2 w X, y yi, sw x , , K ..4' D611 5 Den 6 10, Zi Mary Taylor gf 'A I could TROOP 447 P 2 XR. sz , I wiv A wt Lorene Davis lsr' Fd' . , My Rl ' ' ew L1 ,Is :X is ,ya . ' 1 I promise to do my best to love God and my Country, to help other people every day, especially those at home. ir- 'l'l-ll.E'l'lCS '-1' '- J V DA X 0 sw a Xxx! - , - ,, 1 J wa, if Nr. Miles Coach 10 to always holding KJ Q, 6924 Q 3' s wa' w a ig-Q. 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'YN- 1' .-X. . ff?-lfwilg GQ 'gfffxgif J?NQ 'K -ev A - 'wf 2 i 5 I A loo Sharon Pleased as punch W ' ' '- li -if' l fe 53- 4 f' f gg! naw' . if. 1 . 3 G 'F g' T Fry .,.xSrgj, Read? to 30, Marybeth ' l 4' -'X 9435, 'Y' -' ' 5 . ,. ,, 5 vb 0 f Roccette's l 'W little red wagon M 1 C 8 larthag and her h 5 1 i 1 'ten gallon hat' e : : 6 S ' h -We r I 2 ,4,-' a M,-M E l X' 7 .lion II Don't ' Q Oh, dear, 'Its ckmfezgcnfea 'Winf- W T Hearts 8a He-men Robert Wrigley bashful and shy J wit Attentionx Always lining upl THAT TELL A gm Stn A an W 'x X: QW T., ' , L, M V Q V g' W 5 ,gg ,,, by -, 1: T I IME? 2 T.: T ' 'T A H TRN v-1' umm 'M . , , ff 7 , A My N A f- .-f-Q T 5 everybody ready for class? Oh, thgge gtudj-eg 'ff T W A ,, ,W 4 ww y, f ,, M 4 f ff 1 V, A I ,.., Book-worms oo ig 2 P. ef-Q -' , , 6 YW ta. .. 3 aa 51 4 as j 5, 696 0 .4 '. V AO 5 if 1: N , XR of iii 'egg we Q e . , Q. 60 A A QQ Say Cheese 5999 ff' V sq -gg i M W . si U, b L LHP N E ' 1-.lm Q,,, e' , 5 3, 1-2-5--Get Out! Back to our Room Homeward Bound ' ..w.n?'b -'Xw- HIKEI ' Ex A The 4th R Hr- A Romance W A534177 ,Ne N-- pm , ' me 5,5 Q., 1 3 4 Ayifih, ?i Imp Santa Claus Slow Pokell Coming to Town A stranger in the midst Secaad6zade B Zen v 1, lvl' X t . I . P A A?E? f. H e. Mp-. . ., 3 nw- K 'n we visited the Fire Department 8- K M. e e . 'ffge:wfM1ffM' -vwfwf ,.f as ,ilfii wiig 5 ee e M++ .1 im. 'M iuE ,f 1. I ' V 4 I M Who's hiding behind that Cutie? Man from HTSL i f 'i Y QQQZVQ 'Miss Fire Department O 'B , 'o fir 7 1 0 N l f 1970 Hour Mud Helen 3 . ,- I, We just love the Monkey Bar-1 . I I 74044 wh0'S Who? 44h 59 'v Q n. J if-uf: pw'1 'Ff 5. , f H'qj 'ff f I WY ' V ,. ' If It ,Ax W... KVZI W? yy K Q -W M, .- ya U , 'Our Gang' Chapel Bound Wasn't it Goodll sgf Yum .ml um vt-'L 1 Many Thanks aaa!! 9 ---nQgw1 A U '50 ' 3.9 65 -P GIGGLES an ,ww H-an ' w.-NN mw.., Sock 'erl 3 , . ' I 4 . '- - 2 - . 1. 15: J- V, .ay -gf. f I., ' ? 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V' j 1 1 ,,.,gli- f YV , ' ,' -M55 ONE OF THE HARLEM GLOBE TROTTERS L N 5 Ute' , . - f MTF 92 L 'far ' ULES GIRLSH TEACHER AND HIS HAREH 'R :f' ,life ' 1 gs 1 1 A ' 4- W' A., XQTUR 5101 ' .li 'F ' 19' ,4 4 swim R0 5 B 909 JQQS B609 Q A X I A x . 1 . 'B J X D' i Iii gh 1 Hey Girlslll Seueaf4Q2440 Officers Let's g0l1 t -. v . rf WM W f QL'1 E ' , RN' If 5 1 , f ,. A 5, .f ,- . , z N' T, I E I! ' l xv ' VV R KA if 4 PP, m A 'f 4 , v .. . , A X, , A ,. ,gv ffiih . ' 3 . ,Q n Y 4 L J ' - , . 9 YA 'Ally OP fmr,,:a. Sweet Valentines HO' ta11?? ,RTN 'W 2 f Q Q we awk , , ,4 -mr, Strike onel , fx- Anyone fOT Pie? Flirt m 'H? Ol' T.nA4Al w 4- 5-nf R 6? 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X 1 h .gi 2- - A , Ni, . - . - A 'ra 5 ' - ,N 1, - I .,,:f . , an X Q x M ,- 9 1 1. 3 ? -1 ,U v :JN il 'g V ' w . mx- 8 .-X if qrx J M P H irq 3 5 , W , , ,. A fy eh, ' 'F r 1 14-131 I ' W i ,W TH, an EE an 4 W M ,H i f ., 4 ,, . .,,, s Q, Fm L l V ' 5 A 'H'QiQ'.iQQ TfW 2 ' 1 1? J ?-1 Q i f ,Q h . ng-ju' ,4 ,r , 4.4 fx 'WN 1 1 '9 K' 5 ...S 1-'Illr' -tl I1 F' ,q ,,. VERTISING M Lennox Church Of Christ 10536 GREVILLEA AVE. INGLEWOOD Bible School, classes for al Morning Worship Service Christian YouIl1 Fellowship Evening Worship Mid-Week Services, Wed, The Church with a OR 2-9458 lages 9:45 A.M, lO:45 A.M. 6:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M, 7:30 P.M. Message and a Welcome! OUR PRAYERS AND BEST REGARDS T0 THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Christian Church Of Inglewood 3947 Wes! lO4Ih Street INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA WILLIAM G. WRIGHT, Minister Phone: ORchard 4-6930 J. RUSSELL MORSE, Living Link, Burma BIBLE SCHOOL 9:30 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE 10:45 A.M. EVENING SERVICE 7:00 PM. PRAYER MEETING 7:30 P.M. Wed. I I I I CRENSHAW CHRISTIAN CHURCH .XI 9550 Crenshaw Boulevard I Inglewood 4, California I congratulates the Christian School of Ingle- wood, at 3921 West 104th Street, on another year of outstanding service. 4 I EAL WE FEATURE: EVERYTHING TO FILL YOUR FREEZER The Finesf Qualify Meafs Whofesale and Retail BRAND NAMES IN FROZEN FOODS . . . WE STORE AND CUSTOM PROCESS YOUR FISH AND GAME WILLIAMS FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 10310 HAWTHORNE BLVD., LENNOX OR. 7-3911 OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. OR. 7-0859 SOUTHWEST ESCIIOW CORP. 40 7 South La Brea II. JOE ZIIIIIIBICII, Pres OII. 7-6138 BEST Boon nun CHAlKlN'S BIBLE HOUSE pAlN-r MAR1' Complete Supplies for I Church and Sunday Schoot w P Pe A 5 'PP e BIBLES - BOOKS x'The Righf P 1 II-TS f Every Job G GREETING CARDS 212 So. La Brea Ave. Inglewood 1, Calif. Phone OR 8-3109 229 East Queen, Inglewood ORchard 7-6000 l S ORchard 1-7601 ORegon 8-2383 Anthony Brothers Refrigeration, Inc. SALES - SERVICE - PARTS TELEVISION - APPLIANCES 979 So. La Brea Inglewood 1, Calif Best Wishes fo I BEST IVISHES The Closs of congra'u'a ons and cons RICHEST 7247 BLESSINGS TO MY c E. McCLENDON Principal 811, GRADE CLASS -Mm S H Qlhrlstlan Svrhoul REESOR'S lg INSURANCE AGENCY Egjjfgi Insurance of Every . 3 6 5 EMM! guna PRESS Desc,,p,,,,,, I new-.Cf A .E ' HDWAW M SMYTHE Corner Hillcrest and Queen fjff Inglewood , . - , ,, , ., Ph onchqrd 1-7674 PROLES FURNITURE CC. 900 SOUTH LA BREA IN THIS AD IS TAKEN APPRECIATIGN GF A FINE CHRISTIAN SCI-IGCDL Save at Uur Cash and Carry . . . Also Home Delivery DLII CRIIW DAIRY 9826 ANZA AVE. OR. 1-7744- Merle Claxton PHI T CO. 240 South Lo Brea Inglewood 'A' OR. 7-6313 SAM HILL REALTY CD INC REALTORS INSLIRCIRS TH LENNOX HOBBY SHOP L 4412 Lennox Blvd. OR I-1798 If we don'l have if we'll order if for you PLANES BOATS CARS TRAINS I Sidi gddffly Nationally Adveriised Brands Men's-Women's-Childre OWL ARCADE I 1228 So. Western Ave PHONE PL. 6-9954 3 .X,x X , .,k, x if A ef eEtQ1.FENNEY'QQ GROWING WITH INGLEWOCD .l. C. PINNEY CDMPANY i 1 CALIFURNIA GALLOWAY MARKET 606 West Arbor Vitae St. Phone: ORchard 7-9840 Tropicana House of Beauty 4303 W. IMPERIAL HWY. INGLEWOOD 2, CALIF. 0Rchord 4-4333 Operated by Juanita Strand BABY SITTER PROBLEM? Take Advantage of Our Gfocene, LovELY PLAY ROOM Produce Frozen Foods M0nf'i Q'S Beef BEVAN'S PHARMACY Fresh Poultry Delicatessen 601 West Arbor Vitae Inglewood, Cal. ORchard 1-3214 ARTFORD BRO , Realty r., I' E -p Uv' ,R 4545W.CEIlTURY BLVD IIIGLEWOOD OR. 7-7941 OR. I-4545 Bill Hartford Charles Hartford Friendly Greeting Card Co. 330 W. Arbor Vitae St. Inglewood OR, 1-6644 We sell greeting cards, gift wraps etc., to clubs, churches, Scouts and individuals for a money making project. Complete Interior Decorating Service FREE ESTIMATES New Custom Built Fumiture at Factory Price Drapes for every room in your home HOLLYPARK uruoisrfmnc Ann runnuunz co. 10500 S. Prairie Avenue ICorner 105th L Prairiel Inglewood, California 0Rchard Z-6838 0Rchard 2-8101 C. E. VAUGHAII TILE CONTRACTOR ' REMODELING Cute puppies 8. monkeys, tropical birds 8. fish MATTESON PET SHOP Complete Line Pets and Supplies ll I So. La Brea Inglewood, Calif, 'MIL' ZILLGITI TELEVISION and HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES OR. T-IOTI OR. 8-1333 OR. 2-2211 3 E. muicnssren ' REPAWNG W, w,OiiAriEigif, Prop. 1 iiiulewood 1.001- ' NEW WORK Reasonable Rates CENTURY PARK CLEANERS 3937 west ll2th srnm one Exclusive Sanitone Dry Cleaning 3201 Century Blvd. OR. 4-8098 -Illqur HF TOGRAPHS ' '1' 11 Q HUTUGRHPHS ' 11 Q 5 HUTUGHHPHS ' o N' HA ' o o 1 Z g. o Q vnnsooks 5 f 'L 5 1 'i .I 4 ,lg OF T 4, 3 DISHNCTION gy if f 1 T! A MISSOURI X Y I, .. W f ,, :1 KANSAS CITY.