Inglewood High School - Green and White Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1950 volume:

1 I Our school forever changes; ohl buildings are lorn down; new ones are built. Each year familiar faces leave our campus, but in their places new ones soon appear. The idea of the old soon vanish as new thoughts and new methods spring forth in never ending suc- cession. And yet, underneath, a feeling of harmony prevails, which overcomes all obstacles in achieving continual advancement. It is this spirit of harmony, these new ideas that we have tried to capture within these pages, which forever record the remembrances of your high school years. As the years pass on and these memories be- come dimmer, may this hook help you to vividly recall them, and transport you hack in mind so that you can relive these moments and again become a part of Inglewood High School. r'Kir- ■ o-nev s i. Page Eight Known to both teachers and students as “Doc , Mr. Slattery has been the indispensable man for most cam- pus activities, since he came to Inglewood High School in September, 1931. Few people on campus realize the variety of tasks which fall upon the Stage Crew Direc- tor. During the day he teaches two classes — stage- crew and audio-visual machines; in night school he teaches woodshop. This, however, is but a small part of his service to the school. He and his stage crews, many of whom are now Inglewood business men, have ftude sets, and worked lights and scenery shifts for musicals, variety shows, Christmas programs, ■fcrstivals, concerts, rallies and assemblies. V photography enthusiast, he may often he seen student activities. All who have had muof Mr. Slatterv know how asion io i asant, helpf e assistam er willing he is to rentier his Pl- ain! 11 I« plea ill. ami ■ere appreciation for the 50 Green and White to ure that l tin at� man Ilimnas i) Slatter Page Nine perience. There is a lot of hard work connected with producing an annual, but there is fun to it also. In planning such an im- portant project as a group, many happy relationships are built. This spirit was present at the staffs Christmas party, and in the many happy hours spent working over coke bottles and ‘'Korn Kurls” late into the afternoon. Accord- ing to tradition, the staffs annual dinner party was held at the Editor’s home the first Friday in June — a memorable end to a year rich in ex- ELIZABETH SCOTT Advisor FRANCIS ROBINSON Business Manager Editor - in - Chief.....................................Marlene Zander Art Editor.....................................Patricia Kaiser Administration Editor.....................................Helene Buys Activities Editor..................................Marianne Swanson Hoys Sports Editor............................. .....Robert Citron Girls' Sports Editor.............................Dion De Jerold Freshmen Editor.................................Ted Carrington Sophomore Editor...............................Marcene Potratz Junior Editor.................................DeLores French Senior Foditor...............................Wreatha Wood General Assistant..........................Mary Lou Carey Posters and advertisement handled by Wreatha Wood Mary Lou Carey PRINTSHOP AT WORK ON EL CENTINELA Outstanding printshop workers are John Mills and Richard Sawdey. In the pic- tures below we see the procedure of setting type and blocking up a type page for the final proof. Mr. Schottland. printshop advisor and editors of El Centinela staff look on. Editor-in-chief.......... News Editor.............. Feature Editor........... Clubs and Social Editor ....DOYLE STANSEL ......MARJI CROFT BARBARA BURGMAN ....NANCY CHAPEL LOTA GAY HODGE BARBARA GLEASON DEE GEE SCHROEDER Exchange Editor................JOANNE OLSON SHIRLEY ALLARD Circulation.......................VERA SMITH CAROLYN MILLER Business Manager.................DON FAWKES JIM NISSEN Advertising Manager..........JERRY BANKSON Sports Editor HERB VIDA Advisor BILL KAMRATH • j� C4jp.-7 The Queen . . DONNA TANNEYHILL Senior Princess..............FRANCES HALSEY Junior Princess.................CAROL JONES Sophomore Princess..............GAIL YOUNG Freshman Princess....................BONNIE LARSON The Page . . . LOTT A GAY HODGE Mr. Murray's Class wins first prize in Green White Day contest for best decorated room. Visiting song and yell leaders from Santa Monica High were present to add to the morning’s enthusiasm. With the judging of the room for decorations the day ended a complete success. In the shadows of old Inglewood, there is growing a bright new sprout, which will someday grow and spread until there is nothing left but a memory of the old buildings with their towering countenances, ornate, yet prim. With these old buildings go the railings the boys love so, the slippery steps of building six, the archways we walk beneath, the quaint fireplaces in the history class-rooms, the stairs of building three worn by thousands of footsteps, and that locker always to be remembered as the favorite meeting place, with its jumble of books, shoes, coats, and the homework paper, that you never could find. A new school brings a new dignity, something to be proud of and protect from harm. The shining new buildings will gleam between shrubs and trees as a call to knowledge. Even though the new school will afford many memories to its students, none will be more cherished than the memories that we, who have trod her corridors, have for the old Inglewood. Page Sixteen -__________ T M Jr fhaf your Memo, A sujyesfs +hai H s s ior J uJe. han ihis. u means s another school year comes to a close it is our earnest hope that your high school has been able to make a contribution to each of you which will help prepare you for life in the modern world. Your theme, harmony, as expressed by the musical notes in this book, is appropriate and important. At Inglewood High School our successes and accomplishments, to a large extent, have been possible because of our harmonious relationships with each other, as individuals and as groups. The fine response which has been given to the many things you as a student body have been asked to do, is a constant source of great satisfaction. It is our earnest hope that those lessons in human relations which you have learned here, may be with you always and contribute to a happy and satisfying life for each of you. Page Eighteen Kenneth M. Huri.bert A. JOHN WALDMANN Director of Guidance 1st Semester MERLIN R. WAGNER Director of Guidance 2nd Semester E. ALICE BEARD Girls' Vice- Principal WILLIAM C. SMITH Boys' Vice- Principal (Counselors ROBERT C. BARNETT Senior LEONARD L. MURDY Senior MILDRED C. MUNRO Junior HELEN E. GOODRICH Sophomore LOIS STEGEN Freshman ROBERT K. BURLEY Freshman Page Nineteen MRS. MAUDE E. KNUDSON ROBERT K. LORD Principal Centinela Evening Director of Adult Education High School Principal Inglewood High School MRS. MARIA McCAUSLAND HAROLD O. SIMAR JEFFERSON L. GARNER Home Teacher Co-ordinator Business Manager lyjnion choo BOARD OF TRUSTEES Goorge W. Bradford James A. Mitchel Dr. Cecil O. Gorton John D. Flanagan B. M. Galloway President Vice President Clerk Member Member Page Twenty GEORGE P. BENSON Mathematics Science IVAN J. CAREY Boys' Physical Education BERNICE GANGE Household Arts LAWRENCE R. LEHIGH Social Science LEWIS E. PETERS Industrial Arts MILDRED M. STROHL Girls' Physical Education FRANCIS S. ROBINSON Commercial MRS. GLADYS W. WADDINGHAM English Foreign language MRS. MELBA P. WENDLAND Music C • ?• —jo ci a I —jci en ce MRS. ETHEL B. ASHENS GWIN PORTER EWIN DR. MARY G. JENSEN ELSIE F. JEWELL JENNIE M. SESSIONS GEORGE L. WATSOI WuUc HOLACE METALF MRS. VIVIAN SPURGI MRS. NADINE W. TINER ALBERT E. WEATHERl MRS. RUTH W. CHARLES H. MRS. LOIS D. HELEN E. MRS. RUTH B. JOSEPH KIVO COCHRAN DILLON DUSEY GOODRICH HERBST Driver Training MRS. BEULAH P. RODGER W. WILBUR A. ANTHONY R. CHARLES R. THOMAS D. SLATTERY JOHNSON JOHNSON KAMRATH LA FERLA LEWIN Stage Crew MRS. BERTHA R. R. ARNOLD CARMEN MRS. INA B. MRS. VIRGINIA R. BERNICE SWARD LOCKETT MURRY NIETO PACE PETERS Librarian CHARLES A. MRS. IONE S. BERNARD L. BEVERLY MRS. LOIS T. MRS. HESTER DANIELS PUSEY RICE RUBEN SMITH STEGEN Accompanist BILLIE C. MRS.DOROTHY W. VERNON D. A. LUCILLE BEVERLY MRS. E. KURLAND STEWARD WIGHT WILCOX WILL WILLIAMS Accompanist Page Twenty-three omni ercia OLIVER O. MESSINGER THEODORE W COCHRANE MARION MOONEY LEONARD L. MURDY MRS. SARA SCOVIllE WILLIAM J. WORTHINGTON Walk cm a tics an J Sc cience MRS. FLORENCE M. ROBERT D. ROBERT C. HENRY C. ADAMS ANGELL BARNETT CLARKE RAYMOND MRS. KATHRYN L. NEWEL B. JOAN COWLES EBERHART ELIASON FREEMAN RUTH GLENN MRS. LUCILLE S. JONES MRS. OLIVE Z. LAWRENCE MRS. ETHEL R. MADLAND WAYNE J. HARRY MRS. ELIZABETH M. NORMAN McGILL NUFFER SCOTT STICKNEY AUGUSTA GUDMENSEN icaf Education CLAIRE JULIA HELEN J. HITTLE RODGERS SCHUTZ RUBY E. ZUVER JdouAehodd Patricia a. huscher -dirts MRS. GERRY JOHNSTONE Jhidustriad -dirts ROBERT BURLEY LAURENCE A. CARD ROBERT T. CONLEY MRS. BETTY LEWIS MRS. VIRGINIA PEDERSON IRS. QUEEN M. SMITH MRS. MILDRED C. MUNROE MRS. PHYLLIS RYDELl MRS. PATRICIA WILKINSON HAROLD P. DAVIS WILBUR W. OLSON MERLIN R. WAGNER CLARENCE D. MILLER ROBERT M. SCHOTTLAND RUSSELL C. WILEY WESLEY M. MOORE HERMAN SIEGEL ROBERT PETRE Page Twenty-five lilii M ctiuitied The Faculty Tea, one of the many activities enjoyed by the faculty this year. M umm 1st Picture Eleanor Rustenhaven Burford Clat of '48 Married with 1 child Favorite teacher: Mi Gudmenten The only change is the new building.' Myrna Roe Foster Clai of '47 Married with 1 child Favorite teacher: Mr . Lobdell The school looks crummy. Susie Smith Hahne Cla� of '47 Married with 1 child Favorite teacher: Mr . O. Smith “Just neutral about school. 2nd Picture Wanda Schwartz Baker Married Wat tong leader and in GAA “Liked lunch time most of all. Helen Caerbert Stevenson liked dramatic belt of all “School sure doesn’t look the same.” Marie Snell Cote Favorite tubject: GAA She didn't like tchool. The school looks pretty much like a wreck. Dorothy Garrison Bush She didn't like tchool. Wenifred Calkins Mock She didn't like it either. 3rd Picture Myra Eaves Jayne Clot of '31 Married with twin Favorite teacher: Mitt Jewel “The school was beautiful. Ruby Wagard Rudine Clan of '25 Favorite teacher: Mitt Scoville “The school seems much smaller. Louise Bush Cameron Clatt of '27 Favorite teacher: Mr . Waddingham It needs fixing. Ruth Eaves Moore Clot of '35 Married Favorite teacher: Mitt Gange “The new buildings are so different from the old ones. 4th Picture Mildred Redding Barnett Clot of '48 Married with 1 boy and girl. Favorite tubject: GAA “School looks the same Betty Reynolds Duin Clot of '41 Houtewife Favorite tubject: Sport “Looks fust about the same. sdnd C on ratulationd Do Jl. jU n lAJafdmann Inglewood High School regrets to lose Mr. Waldmann as director of guidance and curriculum, hut we are happy to add that he is not leaving our school district. Our loss will he Morningside High School’s gain, for he is to he principal of the new school. Since 1945. when Mr. Waldmann headed up our guidance program, both teachers and students have found him to he congenial, sympathetic — a good friend. His competence is evident by the job he has done. Mr. Waldmann came to Inglewood High School in 1936 as a shop and physical education teacher. His fourth year, he was made head of the Mechanic Arts department and hoys’ coun- selor. The following year his work was teaching freshmen problems, mechanical drawing and serving as head of the Remedial department. In May, 1943 the Army Air Force added A. John Waldmann to their ranks. For two years he worked all over the Western and Southern United States and served, the 2nd year, as an administrator of advanced pilot training. Inglewood High School welcomed Mr. Waldmann home in September 1946 when he returned as Director of Guidance of Curriculum. He continued to fill this position, until the middle of this year, at which time he was succeeded by Mr. Merlin Wagner, former senior counsellor, and took up his duties as principal of Morningside High School. Congratulations. Mr. Waldmann we are confident that success will follow success. Presidents Offi icerd JOYCE SADER V. President HARRIET IEFKOWITZ Treasurer JERRY WAICH Commissioner of Student Activities DELORES IACQUEMENT V. President JOANN KUEFFNER Treasurer JEAN HALL Secretary ANN POULSON Coordinator of Calendar 8ETTY LOUIS Secretary BARBARA BURGMAN Coordinator of Calendar ANNA MAE LOVEGREN Pres. GAA LYNN KLEINMAN Commissioner of Student Activities DICK LAWYER Pres. Big I BARRY BAILEY ART WHITE Commissioner of Publicity Commissioner of Publicity Smith Sader Hall . Lefkowitz Kleinman . Poulson Bailey . Willmont Gleason . Lovegrcn Louis Kleinman . Lacquement . Louis Kueffner Walsh . Bergman . White . Steere Halsey .Lovegron . Lawyer Tackett A. Yonally D.French B. Kerr D. Rebard C. Potter P. Peterson M. Taylor B. Woods D. Garvey N. Evcnson B. Cummings A. Yonally 0.French B. Price S. Venable D. Anderson R. Halsey W. Johnson D. Smith G. Smith D. Lundbcrg Miss Lou McMonies advisor BARBARA GLEASON FRANCES HALSEY 1st semester 2nd semester Presidents 1st SEMESTER Barbara GUaton — Pres. Sally Nicks—Vice-President Pal Krueger—Secretary Cathy Overby—Treasurer Marilyn Oossett—Big Sifter Bonnie Muller—Bus. Mgr. Harriet lefkowitz— Ways and Means Shari Lee Hendrix— Publicity Mgr. Sue Slack—Senior Rep. Jerry Beck—Junior Rep. Gail Young- Sophomore Rep. Frances Bentxinger— Freshman Rep. Anna Mae lovegren— G.A.A. Pres. Lucille Stollo—Y-Teen Pres. Joyce Sader— Student Body Vice. 2nd SEMESTER Frances Halsey—Pres. Bonnie Muller—V.-Prcs. Talma Lou Smith—Sec. Violet Johnson—Big Sister Elizabeth Runkle— Bus. Manager Kay Abild—Ways Meons Carol Jones and Wreatha Wood—Pub. Mon. Morion Wilson—Treasurer Marlene Hoy—Senior Rep. Jean Hargrove—Junior Rep. Christino Dagless— Sophomore Rep. Joanie Brock—Fresh. Rep. Anna Mae Lovegren— G.A.A. President Deloros lacquement— Student Body V. DICK STEERE GERRY WILLMONT 2nd semester 1st semester Presidents 1st SEMESTER Gerry Willmont—President Don Mann-Vice-President Ray Barton—See.-Treat. Al Diat, Joe Clark, Dick Ricneekcr, Bill Price- Senior Representatives Marion Probert, Dick Anderson, Dick North — Junior Representatives George Belme, John Nethercolt—Sophomore Representatives Bill Autry— Freshmen Ropiosontative 2nd SEMESTER Dick Steere—President Don Genet—Vice-Pres. Paul Sakamoto—Treat. Charlie Walsh, Gerry Willmont, Gene Coffee- Senior Representative; Cclvin Potter, Dick Eaton, Dick North—Junior Reps, pave Price, Don Groeco— Sophomore Represents. Rickey Raftery— I Freshmen Representative ntatived ouSe o SENIOR HONOR BOARD Senior Honor Board is a hard-working organization which has certainly fulfilled its purpose this year. Its 50 members were chosen in the last quarter of their junior year according to the number of points they had earned, their participation in activities, and a satisfactory grade average. Under the guiding hand of Mrs. Madland, they met conscientiously every two weeks, meanwhile working as hall guards and guides, taking tickets at games, and helping with our campus clean-up program. The very first service they performed was to serve the senior banquet for the class of '49. Since then, among other things, they served at the Chamber of Commerce dinner and the Service Club Banquet. Bill Tackett has been the president and his committees chose a curved emblem with English lettering. Senior Honor Board enjoyed two social gatherings — a party- given at a member's home and a banquet. All Inglewood High School appreciated the service given by these students who have contributed their time and energy so unselfishly. Senior Honor Board, your fellow sentinels salute you. Presidents BETTY LOUIS BILL TACKETT 1st Semester 2nd Semester Page Thirty-five SENIOR OFFICERS 1st Semester Bob Kerr .... president Diane Rebard vice-president Hazel Lamb . . . secretary 2nd Semester Bill Price.............president Sally Venable . vice-president Marilyn Miles . . . secretary SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 1st Semester Mel Taylor .... president Barbara Woods . vice-president Carol Wade .... secretary 2nd Semester Wayne Johnson . . president Donna Smith . vice-president Barbara Ellis . . . secretary L JUNIOR OFFICERS 1st Semester Calvin Potter . . . president Patty Peterson vice-president Joan Clarke . . secretary 2nd Semester Dick Anderson . president Ruth Halsey . . vice-president Pat Etherton . . . secretary Ofk icer$ FRESHMEN OFFICERS 1st Semester Don Garvey . . president Naomi Evanson . vice-president Sara Cuevas . . . secretary 2nd Semester Gary Smith .... president Diane Lundberg . vice-president Sherry Winje . secretary THE FASHION SHOW Jhe c Ceui cJli eap THE BACKWARD DANCE The Girls’ League really achieved a success with the Backward Dance this year. It was held in our grand ballroom (study hall), which was so gaily decorated that it seemed a part of the Mardi Gras. Colorful refreshments were served also in keeping with the Mardi Gras theme. As you can see by the picture in the upper left hand corner, every- one was enjoying themselves tremendously. THE FASHION SHOW The Girls League sponsored the Annual Fashion Show, adding a little life to our school days. The beautiful clothes were modeled by “experienced ’ models from our own school. Except for a bit of nail biting on the part of the nervous models everything went off smoothly. The girls really enjoyed the clothes and the entertainment that followed. THE LEVI LEAP 'fhe annual gingham-levi dance sponsored by the Boys’ League was really some dance! With the cute way of advertising — which was the brain storm of the cabinet — and the informal way of dress, the League had a dance to catch everyone’s fancy. Page Thirty-nine 1 CAN DREAM,CAN'T OAbJ 5eg N v AT-T«h To At . . r 1 fi r y ou 'CL VUV- a-h fle. t DuT I caw OKe M Phc-T«A o ThAT I'M |Tg£' T 1 W y u «v • � ’••. iCi A’W •« V,� . ••• - � • - - vu JT-J £ K. SM ‘ • I A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella choir, under the able direction of Miss Vivian Spurgin, has done much toward our entertainment at school in the form of assemblies and special pro- grams. Not only have they donated their services in these ways, but they have also sung for special luncheons, P.T.A. meetings, and banquets. SENIOR ORCHESTRA We are very proud of our music department. Our orchestra is one of the largest in California. Through the fine leadership of Mr. Wheatherly, it has become an or- ganization to which anyone would be honored to belong. One of the highlights of the year was the beautiful Christmas program presented by the Inglewood High School Orchestra at Crozier auditorium. Page Forty-two DANCE BAND This is another group which has brought innumerable hours of enjoyment to others. They have played at our assemblies several times throughout the year and have never ceased to he in popular demand. Mr. Wheatherly — Director. SENIOR BAND Many thanks are owed our hand, which has been so fine in playing for athletic games, rallies, assemblies and various student activities. The annual hand concert was greatly enjoyed by students, and towns-people alike. Mr. Metcalf — Director; Robert Powell — Student Leader. Page Forty-three BELLA MUSICA Joan Reynolds Joan Roynolds President! Lila Wondland Julia Koons Vico-Prosidcnts Bernice Brown Lila Wondland Secretaries Moma Wallis Kathryn Wellington Treasurers Nedra Kaser Don Wioho Prog. Chairmen Mrs. Molba Wondland Advisor MASQUE GAVEL Doyle Stantol President Pat Kruegor Vice-President Beverly Elphic Soc.-Trees. Mr. Lewin Advisor SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Marion Probert President Jorryne Robechaud Vice-President Joyce Moyer Po’or la Sha Secretaries Miss B. Smith Mr. McGill Advisors Page Forty-four CREATIVE WRITERS Jackie Raftery President Ernest Karsten Vice-President Robert lashbrook Secretary Mr. Parley Advisor WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB Frank Hanson President Dorian Townsend Vice-President Herbert Schmitz Sec.-Treas Mr. Ewing Advisor FELLOWSHIP CLUB Norman Howse President Jackie Burkhart Vice-President Judy Hollander Secretary Dorian Townsend Treasurer Mrs. Pace Mrs. Ducy Advisors Page Forty-five PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB Hugh Tiejcn President Charles Straumor Vice-President Bob Simpson Sec.-Troos. Mr. Norman Slickncy Advisor BIOLOGY CLUB Petor Bramwell President Bill Shinn Vice-President Yvonno Carter Secretary Jerry Huffman Quartermoster Konnoth Susser Reporter Mr. Jomos Hall Advisor CLUB OF THE MONTH The Industrial Arts Club of the Month, a new awards club which began September first and made elections monthly. Kvery pupil in the department is eligible for membership and selections are made by students and instructors. This group pictured represents a small part of the approximate four hundred nominees for the school year. Page Forty-six HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Shirley Rittenhouse President Joyce Mercurio Vice-Prosidont Jeon Bruner Secretory Vivian Blackford Treasurer Jeanette Vlack Sgl.-at-Arms Mrs. Gerry Johnstone Advisor RIFLE CLUB lorry Wright President Curtis long Vice-President Wilbur Robinson Secretary Bill Bridges Treasurer Mr. Angell Mr. Murdy Advisors SOPHOMORES Y-TEENS Mary Raynor President Phyllis Fraser Vice-President Carol Mills Secretary Betty Jo Allock Treasurer Mrs. Ducy Mrs. Horbst Advisors Page Forty-seven LOS CONQUISTADORES Each of their meetings was made more enjoyable by various forms of entertainment, such as a “television show , plays, skits, and several different games. The theme for the annual Spanish banquet was Early California Days. Offiflicers were as follows: Presidents— Ray Barton, Howard Garrick: Vice-President — Marji Croft; Secretary — Joan Kueffuer; Treasurers - Don Black, Joyce Sader. Advisors — Mrs. G. Waddingham, Miss C. Nieto. LAS CHISPAS This year has seen the start of a club paper, the ‘T.a Llama de las Chispas . which is circu- lated among the members of the club once a month. The organization is one of the largest in the school with a membership of close to two hundred. The officers for the year were as follows: Presidents — Pat Krueger. Frances Holmes; Vice- Presidents— Frances Holmes, Davalene Pearson; Secretaries — Nancy Shaffer, Judy Richards; Publicity — Davalene Pearson, Ed White. Advisors — Mrs. Rice, Mr. La Ferla. Page Forty-eight JEUNESSE VICTORIEUSE The French club has devoted most of its time to the worth while project of sending packages to a school in France, hut despite this their meetings have not been neglected. The meeting is always business-like, and several times they have had special movies and a speaker. The officers for the year were: President — Marilyn Good: Vice-President — Richard Bennett; Secretary — Mary DeChance; Treasurer Debby Lowenkron. Advisors — Miss Goodrich, Mrs. Rice. S. P. Q. R. The year was highlighted by a slave-auction, which helped to raise money for the club activi- ties, and a modern Roman banquet held at an Italian restaurant. The officers were as follows: Consul I — Peter I .a Sha, Jean Hall; Consul II — Virginia North. Beverly Klphic; Censor — Leslie West, Mary Sonnleitner; Quaestro — Charles Cutler, Bill Bridges; Aedile— Ernest Karsten, Vilma Drinkwine. Advisor Mrs. Wight. Page Forty-nine CHRISTMAS PARTY Once again al Christmas time, the Latin. French, and Spanish clubs of our school, joined to- gether for their second annual Christmas parly. Kach club presented a skit, and Christmas Carols were sung in the three languages. A most suc- cessful evening was the result. MAJORETTES SHIRLEY SAUNDERS BARBARA GORDON DORIS BLANKLEY SHIRLEY COLEMAN BILL LAMM DRUM MAJOR BILL LAMM STUDENT LEADER ROBERT POWELL ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE Faculty Members — MR. BENSON MR. ROBINSON MR. ANGELL MR. ELIASON RAINBOW OF MUSIC The strains of many familiar old favorites enthralled audiences at our annual piano concert, held on Friday and Saturday nights of March 1 Oth and 11th. Under the direction of Mrs. Na- dine Tiner and Mrs. Melba Wend- land. the recital became one of the most beautiful ever to have been presented at Inglewood High. The program was built around the colorful theme, “Rainbow of Music”, which was carried out in setting, songs, and piano numbers. MODERN MUSIC This group, under the direction of Mr. Murray, have gained much in experience while playing for banquets, luncheons and programs of all sorts, and they have given much in pleasure and entertain- ment. during the past year. These are the three principles upon which the group is based: 1. Lots of rhythm. 2. Lots of fun. 3. Lots of experience. SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE Director — MISS VIVIAN SPURGIN l eltearAai HOBOS AND A LIBRARY, THE SENIOR PLAY JANUARY 19, 20, 21, 1950 Scene: A plantation near Nashville. Tenn. Time: The present. Prologue: The End of the Hoad. One dark night a Negro servant on a great Southern plan- tation discovers two ragged wanderlusts resting by the gate at the dusty roadside. He mistakes the younger adventurer for his supposedly deceased master. W hen the destitute nomads agree to take advantage of this fortunate misidentification, there promises to he an enjoyable evening of comedy, sus- pense, and romance, through hilariously contrived situations, humorous lines and unpredictable characters. j- ahi Jirdt by Wilson Lee Dodd Cast of Characters Danny......................Fred J. Fowler Dominie..................Feter S. I-a Sha Uncle Alex.............................Ed White The Squirrel.............Erwin G. Clouse Aunt Caroline..............Pat Krueger Judge Logan........................Barton Allen Jean.......................Nancy Stern Dr. Chilton....................C. Forrest Wixom Miss Alicia.......................Barbara Burgman Cordon.................Hichard I). Fisher Stivers...................Lynn Klienman Director....................Mrs. Virginia Peters Student Director.........Shari Hendricks Page Fifty-two by Norman Krasna Cast of Characters Dora.................Dorothy Robertson Gay Kleimenhagen Mrs. Edith Wilkins.............Nan Hill Grace Elam Miriam Wilkins..........Arlene Jackson Sharon Thomas Judge Harry Wilkins........Ron Grainger l uth Ruth Wilkins............Marlene Zander Yvonne Hobberstad Lt. Wrn. Seawright...Sherman Thompson Larry Lydon Albert Kurnmer.....................Frank Hanson Martha Seawright.................Marlene Easley Judy Hollander Sgl. Chuck Vincent..................Dave Upton David Grossi Harold Klobbermeyer.........Louie Peters Charles Johnson ‘Appeared in Friday night's performance. Student Director..................Carole Brown Foot light Guild Advisor..Vernon D. Wilcox FOOTLIGHT GUILD PLAY MARCH 24, 25, 1950 The plot centers around the rather bothersome, though completely normal, adolescent sister of a chic, just-21 - year-old. hank employee. It seems that the younger sis- ter has been writing morale-boosting letters to a young serviceman overseas. Along with these letters, the soldier received the older sister’s portrait and striking signature beneath each “sincerely yours”. All is innocence, ignor- ance and bliss until the enamoured G.I. “comes home to roost with a tell-tale gleam in his eye for the girl in the photograph. Much confusion and intrigue follow, but all is righted in the end and peace once more reigns the Wilkins household. Page Fifty-three STAGE CREW Allen Phillip� Don Hansen Art Whit Don Shafer Norman Cutbirth Tommy Johnson Glenn lydestrom Advisor — Mr. T. D. Slattery FOOTLIGHT GUILD Marlene Zander Marlene Easley Presidents Yvonne Hobberstad Marlene Zander Vice-Presidents Oorothy Robertson Mary Gene Wellington Secretaries Ron Grainger louio Peters Sergeant-at-Arms MAKE-UP Students are given instruc- tions in the art of make-up during their Footlight Guild class. i i i Page Fifty-four SPECIAL PRESENTATION This presentation was made to Inglewood High School in view of the high scholastic record main- tained at U.C.L.A. by freshman students formerly from our school. This was awarded on the basis of the number of students in at- tendance at the college from each High School, and by the size of the school from which they came. The presentation was received for our school by the Scholarship Society. FRESHMAN CLOTHING COLLECTION ASSEMBLY One of the most enjoy- able assemblies of the year was presented to us by the jazz band of El Camino Col- lege. Page Fifty-five MARTY ERNAGA Marty started coaching football at Inglewood in 1942. That year the B's won the Bay League Championship under his expert coaching. Returning to Inglewood in 1946 after four years in the aimed service, he again coached the B’s ending up second in the Bay League. In 1947 the B’s again won the championship. He has been coaching Varsity since 1948 and is very highly respected in the Bay League Coaching Fraternity as a thorough fundamentalist and an inspiring leader. NORMAN VERRY This is Norm’s first year co-coaching Varsity Football with Marty Krnaga. Being of very small stature it is surprising that he is a lineman coach. According to Coach Krnaga. and I quote, “He is a very popular addition to the Inglewood Coaching Staff. IVAN CAREY Mr. Carey has been teaching at Inglewood for twenty-four years — this year becoming head coach after the departure of Arthur Badenoch. He coaches Inglewood’s Swimming and Water Polo teams. He says that for the material we’ve had this year we’ve done very well. The last three years have been weak ones — but the kids are trying — if we keep up the good work we ll have a good team. CHUCK ZIMMERMAN This was Chuck’s first year at Inglewood. For a beginner he has done a terrific job coaching our fine B and C Swimming and Water Polo teams. He says that we have an exceptional C team which should win Bay League this year —the prospects are good for our B team next year. HANK GERHART Hank has been teaching at Inglewood since 1925. He has been coaching a fine basketball team for the past fifteen years. Last year under his expert coaching we won tin- Bay League for the first time since 1932. This year was a close one — we came in second but won the Consolation Tournament at San Diego. DAVID HENGSTELER Dave started coaching at Inglewood in 1948. He coaches our wrestling and B football teams. Last year under his fine coach ing we won the Bay League Championship. This year we came in third in C.I.F. after scoring more points (31 than have ever been scored in this High School area. He says that we ought to have a good team next year and that we’ll be better in football, too. DICK ARNETT Dick is an old veteran at Inglewood. Trying his best at keeping Inglewood's A1 track team on top of the Bay League, he has succeeded in having them come out first or second in 26 out of the 28 years of his expert coaching. This year Inglewood came in second to Redondo by a margin of only 1 ty® points. (Redondo 46: Inglewood 44 £.) Page Fifty-eight In the following pages of this Annual, year 1950, I shall re- late by means of words and photographs, to the student body of Inglewood High School, the greatness, power and superb ability of its sportsmen. Robert Citron Sports Editor BIG I Row 1: R. Hyduke, J. Wilmont, B. Smith, B. Roynor, D. Lawyer, D. Dent, J. Bellante, J. Walsh. Row 2: Brenewick, B. Billington, D. Evans, R. Barton, B. Porter, I. Klynman, A. Dias, R. Brabbin. Row 3: B. Price, B. Ellis, J. Solomon, I. Allred, D. Steer, D. Dulmage, A. Cobb, M. Mdoud, T. Bowman. Row 4: V. Benstoad, T. Witt, J. Adams, P. Carlson, B. Terril, R. Hodges, D. Anderson, P. Gostofson, J. Martin, M. Probert. Joe Clark Bob Dickon Barry Smith Vincent Benstead Dick Dent Dick Stoere Dick Lawyer Roger Hyduke Bob Young James Carmicheal Bruce Galey Dick Anderson Jim Reynolds Jerry Willmont Al Dias Walt Robertson Malcolm Madeod Jerry Walsh Jim Botkins Rolf Vickner Lynn Klienman Phil Gustofson Jim Stewart Bob Terril Jim Muller Joe Bellante Don Genet Jerry Darling David Evans Jerry Stine Jerry King Marion Probert George Clark Paul Hilton Don Mann Dick lohry Louis Fucci Bernee Flaherty Jack Martin Rulon Hodges Row 1 R. Kim, J. Horne, B. Wicnbcrger, B. Booth, T. Cotter, J. Wienburger, T. Huber Woochward. Row 2 D. Tyberial, F. Mills, R. Brombeck, B. Autry, D. Bora, B. Michel, T. Edwards, D. Grecko, J. Hart. Row 3 B. Thydon, D. Hoffman, R. Mcstes, B. Paul, C. McKill, J. Solomen, D. Jenkens Giesellini, E. Odonel, B. Billington, B. Brcdcwick. LEUZINGER vs. INGLEWOOD 33 — 20 Leuzinger’s scoring machine started grinding in the second quarter, when Don Poulson went 28 yards on a quarterback sneak, making the score 6-0. Inglewood was quick to come hack. On the first play after Leuzinger’s kickoff, Joe Bellante took off and out-running the whole Leu- zinger team, went 61 yards for 6 points. Later in the same stanza, Poulson again scored for the Olympians. The conversion was good. Inglewood came back again, this time on a 37-yard pass from Joe Clark to Dick Anderson. The score stood 13-13 at the half. In the second half, Kd Schmidt scored twice for Leuzinger, once on a 21- yard run and again when he caught a 28- yard pass from Poulson. The Olympians' final tally came in the last quarter on a pass from Poulson to George Johnson. In the last minute and a half, Inglewood made a last determined comeback when they scored Oil a pass from Joe Clark to Bruce Cayley. JORDAN vs. INGLEWOOD 2 — 19 Joe Clark's keen passing led Inglewood to a 19-2 upset over a heavier Long Beach squad. The Sentinels’ passing attack started clicking in the second quarter when Clark connected with Bruce Cayley for 19 yards and the first touchdown. Cay- ley scored again the same quarter on a pass from Marion Prohert. In the third quarter the Sentinels came hack more pow- erful than ever. Joe Clark's 23-yard pass to Roger llydukc paved the way for our third T.D. Jordan’s only tally of the eve- ning came late in the final quarter. The Panthers’ hard-hitting ends nailed Joe Bel- lante behind the goal line after Joe inter- cepted a long pass. This gave the Jordan team their only score of the game. REDONDO vs. INGLEWOOD 6 — 19 The scoring didn't start until the sec- ond quarter when Redondo took a 6-0 lead. But in the same stanza, with about two minutes left to play, Inglewood took to tin; air. Joe Clark fired a pass 37 yards to Roger Hydukc, who made a spectacular «living catch in the end zone. The conver- sion failed and the half ended 6-6. In the third quarter Inglewood's scoring combin- ation. Clark to Ilyduke, was good for 23 yards, and the Indians' second tally. Ingle- wood fullback Walt Robertson pranced over for the extra point. Joe Clark topped off a furious last quarter when he gallope«l around left end on a quarterback sneak for the final score. YELL LEADERS SHERMAN THOMPSON TOM JETTER BOB KRAMER BILL CUMMINGS MR. SHOTTLAND DICK HOOVER EL SEGUNDO VS INGLEWOOD 2 — 19 Inglewood trounced FI Segundo 19-2. on the losers field. The game was originally slated to he played at Sentinel Field, but it was in too poor condition to be used. Joe Clark s passing arm accounted for the first two touchdowns. Both were in the second quarter. Clark's first aerial was for 30 yards to Dick Anderson. The sec- ond. to Bruce Galey was good for 35 yards. In the sec- ond half, Clark's passing accounted for the final tally of the evening. Roger Hyduke. Inglewood's speedy right end, snatched a 23 yard toss for the score. Jim Stewart tore through guard for the extra point. F.l Segundo got its 2 points in the second stanza when the Eagle's punt was grounded in the end zone by John Mitchell, giving F.l Segundo a safety. Inglewood’s passing attack was made more spectacular by the fact that the field was muddy and full of water. TORRANCE VS INGLEWOOD 7—12 Inglewood took the Bay League opener at Sentinel Field by defeating the Torrance Tar- tars 12-7. The Sentinels first score came early in the opening quarter when Torrance lost possession of the hall on its first yard line. On the next play, Joe Clark plunged over. Eater in the sames tanza the Tartars scored on a pass from Crawford to Wendell. Their con- version was good and the score stood 7-6. with the Tartars leading at tlieh alf. In the third quarter, Joe (dark flipped a pass to Roger Hyduke. and with Jim Stewart clear- ing the way he galloped 55 yards for the final tally of the evening. SONG LEADERS D. TANNYHILL C. THOMPSON CAROL JONES I. RIDOLFO C. MARTINO J. ALMOND Page Sixty-three U««� MUt Stan Smith Harold Vokt Jerry Willmont Joe Clark Neal Taylor Dick Anderson Dick North Ed Fairburst David Evans Bob Kissom Bruce Galey Bill Evans Lenard Ashley Dick Kemp Bud Gugliotta B BASKETBALL Row 1: G. Clark, H. Bcnstead, I. Aolry, J. Solomon, D. Genet, B. Billington. Row 2: P. Sakamoto, R. Bursey, B. Foote, D. Dawes, P. Putnum, B. Brooks, M. Muller, E. Odonel, B. Bredewick, J. Nethercott. C BASKETBALL Row 1: R. Yasuda, J. Casarro, R. Braunbcck, J. Belem, A. Herring, B. Husted. Row 2: D. Martin, M. Raferty, C. Gonzales, G. Arrillaga, J. Rayer, B. Paul, H. Jones (manager). D BASKETBALL Row 1: J. St. John, P. Wiseman, B. Haynes, C. Obert. Row 2: T. Lynn, Guorro, D. Hcttie, D. Johnson, G. Cassarro. Row 1: Bob Porter, G. Coffee, J. King, G. Fulbright, T. Jotter, A. Cobb, J. Adams, B. Raynor, R. Brobbin, D. Thomas Row 2: J. Wcbstor, B. Blake, D. Dont, R. Potter, B. Smith, I. Green, D. Dulmage, K. Church, T. Witt. Row 3: K. Montgomery, B. Leddy, B. Booth, G. Brownville, R. Vickner, J. Dorn, R. Guerrero, T. Innocencio, D. Stansel, D. Gneid- ing, I. Denich, B. Price, M. Probert, J. Butler. B TRACK Row 1: S. McMillan, J. Scarsborough, G. Clark, L. Simpson, B. Neville, K. Lewis, D. Velez, R. Tiberia. Row 2: B. Billington, J. Muller, G. Lindy, I. Talley, H. Morrow, D. Goldsborough, R. Sampson, R. Kim, D. Desilva. Row 3: B. Greonly, B. Hasara, S. Thompson, R. Tiner, R. Fullmer, B. Belme, J. Havivian, M. McLeod, D. Hackworth, D. Haily, H. Pickard, P. Sakamoto, D. Kim. C TRACK Row 1: B. Plant, P. Scarborough, D. King, D. Johnson, B. Stansol, R. Braunbcck. Row 2: C. Gonzales, M. Jones, G. O'Brien, L. Fucci, B. Medart, K. Monroe, R. Karst. Row 3: Montgomery, G. Earl, R. Hanes, B. Delbert, R. Yasuda, M. Arnold. WRESTLING Row 1: Al Yabaro, Bill Ellis, R. Oliver, J. Wienberg, E. Malais, B. Wallace, I. Hubor, J. King, Al Cobb, R. Barton, B. Konn, B. King. A SWIMMING Row 1: L. Peter , G. Thompson, D. Reinecker, R. Barnett, B. Ken- nedy, G. Noble. Row 2: D. Potter, J. Wyne , J. Kelson, W. St. James, B. Kremer, C. Erickson. Row 3: L. Bottillier, R. Goin, D. Johnson, O. Heitman, S. Smith, K. Church, J. Sonnier. B SWIMMING Row 1: T. Meehan, J. Peck, D. Cole, R. Ghiselline, R. Upper. Row 2: D. Nutt, R. Vandervere, J. Watts, I. Burgmeier, G. Thomp- son. Row 3: R. Lynn, D. Houser, T. Chambers, R. Silver, R. Weebe. C SWIMMING Row 1: G. Fricke, G. Perkcr, R. Duley, G. Hedstrom, B. Kramer. Row 2: F. Evans, J. Caldcrwood, B. McKenzie, M. Pino. A WATER POLO Row 1: l. Peters, G. Thompson, R. Rcinecker, K. Church, J. Sonnier, B. Kennedy. Row 2: J. Wyness, R. Barnett, J. Kelson, W. St. James, C. Erickson, G. Noble. Row 3: O. Heitman, B. Kramer, H. Vida. B WATER POLO Row 1: T. Meohan, J. Peck, D. Cole, R. Ghiselline, R. Lipper. Row 2: D. Nutt, R. Vanderverc, J. Watts, R. Ghiselline, R. Lipper. Row 3: R. Silver, R. Wecbo. C WATER POLO Row 1: G. Fricke, G. Parkes, R. Dooly, G. Hedstrom, G. Fullbright, B. Kramer. Row 2: T. Herrin, B. Tracy, G. Rios, B. McKensie, J. Carlson. TENNIS Row 1: B. Balwins, G. Harrington, J. Carr, E. Karsten, H. Schmitz, W. Hangy. Row 2: C. Nelson, R. Lashbrook, C. Raney, S. Fason. GOLF Row 1: Marvin Nischan, Bob Coleman, George Meehleis, Dick Kirsh, Don Schu, Glen Fox. Row 2: Luis Racl, Bob Nincar, Mr. Worthington, John Simpson, Philip Fox. BASEBALL Row 1: Bud Reagan, Laurence Lydon, Gene Walsh, Tommy Backan, Joe Clark. Row 2: Roy Wilkinson, Dean Sloan, Jim Stewart, Tom Edwards, Jack Gubbins. Row 3: Bill Tracy, Chuck Lundgron, Dick North, Charley Walsh, Larry Cochran. Cj. 1. _-X . Executive d oa rd ANNA MAE LOVEGREN President JERRYNE ROBECHAUD Vice-President SHIRLEY DILTS Secretary LOIS LOVEGREN Recording Secretary HELEN WRAGG Asst. Rec. Secretary LOTA GAY HODGES Publicity Chairman ADVISORS Ruby Zuver Helen Schutz Julia Rodgers Mildred Strohl Augusta Gudmunsen Claire Hittle G.A.A. CABINET ANNA MAE LOVEGREN President MISS SCHUTZ Adviser LITTLE I CLUB ELIZABETH RUNKLE President JULIA RODGERS Advisor SENIOR VOLLEYBALL AUGUSTA GUDMUNSEN Advisor PAT MANN BILLIE JO JOHNSON Managers JUNIOR HOCKEY MILDRED STROHL Advisor LORINE WILSON GWEN SPENCER Managers SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL CLAIRE HITTLE Advisor JOYCE CORBELL JANIE COCHRONE Managers Up anci CDver! Jet’s Wake Jhat Cjoal! lAJatc i 1 Jliat tun FRESHMAN SOFTBALL RUBY ZUVER Advisor JEANETTE VLACH BARBARA JONES Managers TENNIS TEAM JULIA RODGERS Advisor JOYCE PUTMAN NANCY BURR Managers SWIMMING TEAM HELEN SCHUTZ Advisor MURIEL MARQUARDT DORIS ALLEN Managers Au x WAf r cov- y II 4 ton, D. Alegre, S. Allonoch, B. Allen, B. Allen, 1. Allen, S. Ami , S. Anderton, D Anderton, 0. Appleton, I Arant, 0. Ardonax, C. mitrong, T. Arillaga, G. Arringdale, E. Afire, C. Atherton, M. Bailey, R. Bailey, J. Baker, B. Baker, D. Ballinger, J. Bank , B. Barham, B. flow, B. Batnuk, A. Borron, J. Barron, M. Barrott, M. Barton, V. Bate , J. Battram, K. Beant, B. Bookly, A. Benard, S. Bennik, F. nlxinger. F. Beren� , T. Bergttrom, B. Bickley, V. Billing , M. Biihop, W. Blackwood, T. Blonkenthip, S Blankley, M. Blann, M. Blatnek, L. Bleier, J. ier, W. Block, P. Boddy, B. Bouwent, W. Bowrtand, S. Bowler. B. Bowter, J. Boyce, H. Boyer, B. Brady, I. Bramlett, R. Bramwoll, R. inham, R. Brounbeck, N Brenton, J. Broaddut, B. Brock, J. Brockman, S. Brook , B. Brown, A. Brown, K. Brunt, W. Bueton, S. Bugu , E. xbcry, S. Burgua, J. Burket, C. Burlingame, D. Burre � , M. Buthnell, C. Byron, M. Caerbert, 0. Caldewood, J. Caldwell, R. Carbrau, S. Card, D. roy, D. Carjart, 0. Carl, A. Carlton, J. Carriga, C. Carrington, T. Cartnal, B. Catad, S. Cation, G. Cavallaro, R. Cerentky, A. Champion, B. Page Eighty-llvee Chapman, C. Chase, B. Chose, J. Chonowoth, W. Christophorsen, B. Clark, C. Clark, J. Coffey, C. Cohen, R. Cole, M. Coleman, S. Collins, N Conn, W. Cook, J. Corey, D. Cornell, K. Corporon, P. Coto, S. Cowen, E. Craig, J. Crawford, A . Crawford, J. Cress, V. Cuevas, S. Cunningham, A. Curtis, R. Cutbirlh, C. Daltons, B. Daniels, D. Davidson, P. Davis, E. Dovis, R. dclaHaye, M. Deane, D. Dehlinger, D. Dellerbo, Dennison, B. Dennison, N. Deming, R. DcNunzio, A. Detlefsen, B. DeWintcr, W. Dial, G. Diaz, P. Dicus, M. Dillon, J. Dilt, N. Ditmore, J Dixon, b. Diemer, B. Dover, S. Draheim, D. Drake, B. Drinkwine, R. Dreyer, H. Duree, R. Dyer, J. Economakos, P. Edolen, D. Edwards, Edwards, I. Eiman, P. Elam, J. Elliott, L. Elofson, J. Emmich, C. Endres, E. Engloman, B. Erickson, B. Erickson, C. Etienne, D. Evans, F. Evanson, N. Evison, B. Ewens, G. Ewing, D. Faust, J. Ficklin, S. Fields, C. Fields, V. Finch, S. Finkol, E. Fish, D. Fishor, M. Flournoy, A. Ford, D. Forstrom, B. Foster, R. Foster, S. Fox, R. Frondsen, S. Fredricks, R. Freeman, R. French, C. Fucci, M. Garvey, 0 Page Eighty-four oston, P. Gatho, 0. Gotrell, S. Gauthier, 0. Geyser, L. Gibson, B. Gilbreath, B. Gilham, I. Gilhouser, I. Girdley, P. Glassman, J. Glatz, J. oddord, L Goldstein, H. Gonzales, B Gonzales, C Gonzales, R. Gough, J. Gould, 0. Granville, E. Graves, G. Gray, J. Greene, 0. Greminger, N. rinnon, S. Guerrero, G. Gwin, W. Gyllenskog, B. Haines, J. Hallman, R. Halverson, J. Hamby, 8. Hampton, B. Hanes, R. Hanich, S. Hank, J. onsen, D. Harrington, T. Harris, G. Harvey, P. Hasara, B. Hatchett, G. Hawks, D. Hearon, S. Hebert, 0. Heiller, D. Heiller, I. Henden, B. enderson, 0.Hendrix, R. Hendrix, T. Hennessy, S. Hennies, D. Henzie, J. Hester, T. Hickey, R. Hicks, L. Hill, A. Hill, S. Hill, V. odges, I. Hodges, M. Hodgkinson, S. Hoelzel, K. Holland, W. Hollingsworth N. Holm, M. Holmes, 0. Holston, R. Holts, V. Hoover, J. Hopkins, P. ome, E. Horton, J. Hoskins, O. Houran, B. Houser, D. Hovey, J. Howard, C. Hubocan, J. Hudspeth, S. Hummel, I. Hurd, S. Hurlbert, B. yde, B. lehl, R. Ingram, P. Jacobs, J. Jacobson, C. James, G. James, T. Jansma, S. Jatko, D. Jeffries, H. Jenkins, P. Jewell, J. Page Eighty-five Jockisch, J. Johnson, C. Johnson, D. Johnson, W. Jolly, C. Jolly, I. Jones, B. Jones, M. Jones, M. Jones, R. Jordan, P. Josoph, P. Kontor, M. Korst, R. Kasser, J. Kolx, R. Kavanough, K.Kavanaugh, M. Keenan, M. Koesier, B. Kernek, J. Kiener, P. King, N. Kirkpatrick, 1 Klemroth, J. Knolls, B. Koch, J. Komick, M. Konn, J. Kovach, E, Krappmann, J.Krcmcr, B. Kremer, P. Lacquement, G. laird, C. Lake, M. langwoll, L. lappen, P. Larson, B. Larsen, R. La Veau, M. Lee, K. lee, T. Legrand, D. Levinson, J. Lindem, B. lindy, G. Linficld, K. ling, P. tipper, R. Lillie, Y. Lloyd, B. Lloyd, 0. Lloyd, F, Locke, D. Locke, J. lodormeicr, T. Logan, D. Logan, D. Long, P. longstreeth, I.Lovelace, J. lucrexi, K. luengcn,G. luolke, J. lumley, J. Lumley, M. lundburg, D. Lunsford, D. Lusby,G. Lyon, R. Maclnnes, D. MacKonxie, B. Mackie, S. Maclean, M. Magee, E. Mailloux, J. Maior, J. Malais, E. Mann, R. Marsh, P. Martin, D. Martin, J. Martin, N. Martinex, A. Mason, J. Matthews, T. Mavila, D. McCorkle, W. McCormick, P. McDonald, A. McDonald, M.MeElderry, P. McFerson, K. McGee, D. McQuaid, D. Page Eighty-six code, C. Mecham, C. Meiers, M. Memmer, W. Merino, J. Michaelton, D. Miller, B. Miller, C. Miller, R. Miner, 0. Minch, C. Minx, J. sener, B. Mitchell, 0. Moe, S. Monroe, K. Monroe, R. Monteith, G. Montoya, P. Morgan, C. Morgan, C. Morris, B. Morrissey, J. Mosbacher, H. ount, M. Murphy, A. Murphy, C. Murphy, J. Meyers, R. Napoli, R. Nay, 0. Nelson, B. Nelson, J. Neumann, J. Newell, R. Nichols, J. itmonn, J. Nitzen, C. Nordstrom, S. Norman, J. Norton, J. Obermoyer, J. Oberst, M. Obert, C. O'Connor, M. Ogden, B. Ogilvie, T. Oldham, T. Neill, 1. Oibom, J. Ostrander, V. Oudejans, E. Owens, I. Oxley, F. Palmquist, G Pareiskin, C. Parish, 8. Parti, M. Patterson, A. Patterson, P. ml.y, E. Payne, J. Pearson, C. Penin, R. Perontear, D. Pfeiffer, S. Pflug, J. Pierce, S. Piloto, A. Pinkelman, 8. Pino, M. Pitiak, G. ies, N. Ponds, J. Potter, G. Price, S. Priest, D. Priest, R. Proctor, R. Provin, W. Purvis, S. Ouanstrom, I Rach, J. Rof.'ery, M. imux, C. Payor, J. Read, J. Reece, S. Reifschneider, J. Reinhardt, J. Rcntrios, H. Rhoades, S. Richards, G. Riffe, I. Riffe, I. Rios, G. Page Eighty-seven Rittor, 0. Robbins, T. Robertson, J. Robertson, M. Rogers, P. Rohner, W. Ros, D. Rosen, D. Ross, J. Rothenburg, P. Rowe, B. Royer, N. Rubei, E. Russell, J. Russell, I. Rutter, C. Sakamoto, G. Swanson, G. Scarborough, P. Schaupp, S. Schleffel, J. Schlichter, J. Schu, D. Schuler, A. Scofield, B. Scott, J. Seffens, S. Segrena, J. Seibel, R. Seibert, A. Sellers, S. Shaw, S. Shearin, $. Shepherd, J. Sherman, V. Shinogle, F. Shrock, S. Shults, T. Shultz, B. Shumwoy, J. Siadal, P. Siemons, R. Silva, R. Simpson, B. Simpson, J. Sims, I. Sinclair, J. Skocilieh, T. Slocum, D. Small, D. Small, 0. Smetana, R. Smith, D. Smith, E. Smith, G. Smith, M. Smith, M. Smith, N. Spearman, J. Stack,K. Stanscl, B. Statley, 0. Stell, J. Stevens, B. St. John, J. Stone, A. Stott, T. Straumer, C. Strauss, N. Streifel, 0. Sutton, b. Swanburg, R. Swanson, D. Sykes, V. Tate, C. Taylor, J. Taylor, P. Teeple, D. Tennis, Y. Terry, H. Thomas, B. Thomas, M. Thornton, B. Tiberio, R. Tidrick, D. Tift, S. Tiner, R. Tomlinson, R. Topia, D. Torkells, P. Torrins, M. Tracy, C. Tracy, D. Tralla, H. Page Eighty-eight axel, W. Trunnel, J. Turnbull, W. Tutterrow, B. Unfried, P. Upson, J. Upson, R. Valladaret, R. Van Waggoner, 1 Vanderveer, C. Vatquez, I. ley, R. Vida, H. Vlaek, J. Vlack, J. Voge� , V. Vollmer, R. Waion, W. Walgren, R. Wallis, G. Walters, D. Wambaugh, B. ord, B. Warner, E. Warnock, 0. Watkins, M. Walton, R. Watson, S. Webb, J. Weber, S. Wegner, B. Welch, D. Wellington, W. elliver, C. Welliver, R. Werner, P. Weitman, P. Wheeler, C. Whisenand, P. Whiteley, S. Whitley, G. Whitmore, D. Whiteside, M. Whitney, J. ckham, J. Wight, C. Wikhelm, I. Wilkinson, A. Williams, R. Williams, V. Williamson, B. Williamson R Wilson, E. Wilson, G. Wilson, M. inchel, J. Windior, P. Winfrey, W. Winje, S. Wollmer, J. Worthington, E. Wright, J. Yaduda, G. Yost, M. Young, C. Zander, B. Zeitler, B. Zevart, K. Fulmer, R. i Page Eighty-nine man f- icnic The Freshman Picnic was an afternoon of fun for everyone that attended. Many fresh- men got acquainted with their fellow classmates, as it was early in the first semester, Friday afternoon, Nov. 4. There were refreshments for everybody, in the way of hot dogs, cokes and potato chips. Some of the games that were played, were pie-eating contest, sack races, foot races, squirt-gun fights and quizzes that were conducted like radio audience-participation shows. The Master of Ceremonies for the games was Don Garvey, the class president for the first semester. i Page Ninety Coi me t HERMAN SIEGEL MRS. LOIS STEGEN Advisors Adorns, W. Allen, L. Allcock, B. Allred, B. Anderson, S. Arbogost, G. Arnold, M. Arras, M. Axton, J. Ayers, B, Bagaus, A Bold, M. Bashor, S. Boss, M. Bausano,M. Baxled, G. Bennett, J. Benson, I. Berardi, P. Berg, M. Billings, J. Bingham, J. Bishop, R. Bloke, R. Bono, S. Bora, D. Borg, R. Boulting, S. Brashear, J. Brennan, J. Bridges, B. Brinkman, S. Brubaker, I. Bruns, M. Brust, D. Bryan, J. Burgmaier, I. Brumfield, J. Burke, P. Burlingame, D. Buwalda, L. Colkins, G. Carey, B. Carey, M. I. Carrier, I. Carroll, B. Carter, R. Cassaro, G. Amos, D. Andersen, 0. Anderson, J. Anderson, J. Arthur, R. Arter, R. Atchley, S. Austin, P. Barken, B. Barnard, W. Barnes, A. Baron, V. Bell, C. Belme, G. Bernard, J. Bennett, B. Bersie, M. Bertagna, J. Betzer, D. Billings, B. Blackmer, T. Bobey, V. Bochat, P. Bond, K. Bowers, B. Brady, K. Bramwell, P. Brandos, F. Brocks, J. Brown, B. Brown, M. Brownville, G. Bryant, S. Bulaich, B. Bullock, B. Bunker, J. Bums, N. Burr, N. Buss, S. Butler, D. Carlstrom, C. Carpender, J. Carper, 0. Carr, B. Cassaro, J. Chamberlin, O. Chamber, T. Chaney, T. L Chapman, L. Chat� , J. Chavez, R. Chritti , C. Clare, P. Clayton, B. Clementt, C. Cochrane, J. Col , R. Cole. D. Collin� , E. Conley, E. Corbett, J. Cordero, E. Cordero, M. Cornell, D. Crowell, D. Cruber, R. Daglat, C. Dal , J. Davidson, D. Davit, A, Davis, B. Dawes, D. Dense, B. Deovlet, C. Derieg, D. DeSilva, D. Dickinson, I. Dills, P. Dingman, P. Dion, L. Drysdole, I. Ducharme, J. Dufer, G. Duley, R. Easterly, C. Embury, G. Eddington, E. Edmonds, B. Emerick, A. EnEarl, L. Erickson, S. Etzler, S. Farrell, B. Faulkner, F. Faulkner, S. Feagant, B. Christy, J. Christy, R. Chumley, N, Church, N, Coffey, B. Coffey, M. Colarossi, I. Cole, D. Cookson, G. Cooley, C. Copeland, N. Corbell, J. Costello, J. Coughlin, B. Cramlet, L. Cree, S. Dale, S. D'Amato. B. Dame, R. Darby, S. Dechance, J. DeMorr, J. DeMory, P. Denman, D. Dester, C. Detchmendy, F. DeVito, M. Diaz, J. Dinner, M. Dotson, M. Dowle, S. Dribben, I, Dunwell, S. Dyer, N. Eagles, M. Earick, S. Edwards, T. Ellis, B. 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Waddell, B. Wade, C. Ware, I. Wators, J. Watkins, B. Watkins, S. Weixer, A. Wellington, K. Welsh, T. Wondland, I. Whitcomb, B. White, J. Whitener, 0. Whitmore, G. Williams, K Williams, R. Wilson, B. Wilson, B. Woiwood, B. Wood. H. Wood, P. Wood. P. Woodward, T. Woody, C. Wortman, J. Wyatt, M. Zander, M. Zehm, B. Zcllor. D. Zweifel, M Page Ninety-eight ojoliomore Square 2). ance MRS. SARA SCOVILLE WESLEY MOORE Advisors (JmUOIA' form, J. men, R. nto, G. echcl, B. Mar, M. urland, J. thers, C. rneM, M. Alford, G. Allan, I. Allen, D. Alvord, 8. Andorton, B. Andenon, E. Anderson, 0. Andrews, R. Antic. B. Arant, A. Arbogast, D. Arnold, C. Arnold, J. Arringdale, J.Aumiller, R. Babcock, M. Bailey, B. Bailey, Z. Baird, 0. Boldine, D. Ball, J. Balmas, B. Barham, D. Barham, T. Baribeau, S. Borkoiki, B. Barne� , D. Barnelt, R. Barrotl, J. Barton, C. Baxter, D. Beavers, Y. Beck, J. Beer, B. Beigle, N. Bell, J. Bell, P. Belme, I. Belyea, C. Bennett, B. Bennett, M. Benstcad, V. Berry, J. Bertie, D. Billington, B. Blackford, V. Blankley, D. Blatnek, C. Bleir, A. Bloch, B. Bobey, B. Bodkin, J. Boecken, L. Booze, L. BoMo, D. Bower� , E. Bowman, I, Boyce, A. Brandtet, H. Brathear, D. Brats, M. Brenton, A. Briggs, 0. Briggs, D. Briggs, J. Briley, G. Brown, C. Brown, F. Brown, J. Brown, I. Brown, M. Bruner, J. Brunt, D. Bryant, B. Buell, M. Burgman, W. Burkott, E. Buller, J. Bynum, E. Campbell, D. Canigha, P. Canning, C. Carson, B. Cavallara, B. Cessor, F. Chambers, S. Chapman, M. Chinery, R. Page One Hundred One Christiansen. B Christensen, L Citron, B. Clark, P. Clarke, J. Clinton, N. Coates, S. Cochran, I. Coleman, M. Collins, E. Corey, A. Coubrough, Crain, R. Crockett, B. Crook, W. Cruickthank, C. Cummings, J. Cunningham, D. Cunnings, B. Curtis, R. Curtis, S. Cutler, C. Dagget, S. D'Agostino, Davenport, M. Davidson, B. Davit, G. Daviton, A. Daviton, B. Dawes, D. DeCanio, R. Dee, J. Deem, G. Dekker, N. Delong, S. Delperdong, Dent, L. Deutsch, I. Dillt, S. Dodd,R. Doherty, R. Doner, D. Donnelly, B. Dorn, J. Drake, F. Drinkwine, V. Drytdale, A. Dull. E. Dulmage, R. Durando, L. Duree, W. Eackelbary, R. Easley, M. Eaton, D. Edmunds, H. Edwards, J. Elam, G. Endres, F. Enlow, B. Erickson, B. Erickton, C. Etherton, P. Evint, E. Eviton, D. Faber, J. Fagent, R. Fason, S. Fichtner, E. Fields, J. Finch, C. Fisher, B. Fitler, J. Fleitchacker, C Flink, M. Flower, J. Foley, P. Foote, B. Ford, D. Foster, D. Foster, F. Foster, F. Foster, J. Fredericks, J. French, D. Frey, J. Fulbright, C. Fuller, D. Gallegot, R. Gallinger, B. Gardner, B. Garrett, R. Gaston, I. Gault, E. George, B. George, D. Ghitelline, R Page One Hundred Two bb, 0. Gibbons, G. Gilman, C. Goade, J. Golds brough, D. Goldstein, F. Corner, D. Gomez, K. Gonzalas, M. Gonzalas, H. Good- fellow, G. rdon, B. Grinhom, G. Gorman, M. Graves, B. Gray, I. Gray, V. Green, I. Greenleaf, V. Grosart, B. Gubbins, J. Gubbins, P. jtierrcz, M. Haenggi, W. Hagadorn, B. Hall, D. Halsey, R. Halwax, G. Homilton, D. Hamilton, D. Homilton, J. Hannah, A. Hannon, J. insen, D. Hansen, K. Hardy, S. Hargrove, J. Hort, B. Hatton, D. Hawley, E. Hayden, C. Hayes, A. Heitmann, O. Hennis, A. Hilder- Hill, N. Hitt, C. Hobberstad, Y Hollander, J. Hollen- Hollings- Huneycutt, B. Hoover, R. Horton, J. rron, R. brand, S. beck, N. worth, E. se, B. House, P. Hovivian, J. Hubbard, J. Huffine, A. Huneke, B. Hunt, N. Ion, W. Irvin, A. Jackson, A. Jackson, M. mison, R. Jeffs, B. Jennings, R. Johnson, B. Johnson, C. Johnson, K. Johnson, I. Johnson, T. Johnstone, M Joiner, J. Jones, C. os, R. Juell, B. June, G. Karsten, E. Karter, E. Kaser, N. Kehl, I. Kehoe, E, Keith. J. Kemp, 0. Kennedy, B. Goodman, J. Gustafson, M. Hansel, S. Herndon, J. Horton, K. Jackson, R. Jones, 0. Kennedy, D. Page One Hundred Three Kolson, J. Kessler, E. Kim, R, Koons, J. Koia, R. Kreidcr, J. Lapping, D. lashbrook, R. Laughing- house, J. lohry, D. long, E. Lorenz, E. Maloy, P. Maltzahn, 0. Marin, A. McClaim, V. McComb, D. McCormick, W. Mercurio, J. Metcalf, K. Metzor, R. Mont- gomery, K. Moore, M. Moreland, 0. Kissam, J. Kissam, B. Kissam, S. Kreutz, J. Kreutz, B. Kuhl, V. Lawler, J. Lee, D. lenart, D. Lovegren, L. lowenkron, D. Lundberg, A. Marshall, G. Martin, C. Martin, D. McDermott, J. McDonald, B. McDonald, B. Meyor, J. Meyers, P. Michaclis, M. Morgan, B. Morris, G. Morris, S. Klcimen- hagen, G. Klein, S. Klcnkc, J. Lambert, D. Lamm, B. Lemon, T. Lendy, E. Lenzie, P. Lewis, K. Luttel, V. Lydon, I. lynch, A. Martin, J. Matthews, V. Mayfield, W McKay, W. McKoel, C. McKown, T. Miller, B. Miller, C. Miller, M. Morrison, K. Morrow, H. Morrow, J. Klenke, J. Knalson.G. Koch, C. lond, B. Landry, E. lano, B. Lewis, W. L'Heureux, J. Locke, A. Lyon, B. Mahaffey, W. Mahan, B. McAfee, K. McCarthy, J. McChesney, McLain, M. Meehan, T. Mcchlcis, G Monahan, L. Monaghan, W. Monroe, B. Morsaint, M. Mosseau, G. Muller, M. Page One Hundred Four rphy, J. Napoli, J. Naughton, C Near, C. Neeper, J. Nelton, A. Nelton, C. Nelton, G. Neviout, C. Nitbet, B. Noland, P, Noll, D. dtfrom, M.North, D. North, V. Nutt, D. Nutt, W, Obert, C. O'Donnell, E. O'Donnell, M Oldfield, R. Olten, E. Olton, M. O'Neil, A. dorff, M. Owen , S. Oylear, T. Palfin, 0. Parker, C. Porker, G. Parker, R. Partont, A. Patton, M. Patton, N. Payne, B. Perkins, B. ry, s. Pctcrmann, E Peterton, J. Petro, P. Petter, D. Peuder, S. Pednick, D. Philip, J. Philip , B. Pike, G. Pingle, D. Pinto, M. ohl, N. Porter, C. Potter, B. Potter, C. Pritchard, I. Probert, M. Putman, J. Ouarrington, B.Rabner, J. Raftery, J. Rainey, R. Ramay, S. igel, R. Rapp, M. Rautch, S. Ray, N. Reagan, B. Rector, 1. Reete, B. Regitter, J. Reich, D. Reinig, D. Reit, R. Renken, C. noldt, J. Ri e, D. Rich, D. Richard� , E. Richmond, N. Richter, P. Rigby, M. Riggt, O. Ritte, B. Ritlenhoute, S.Roach, B. Roane, B. icrlton, 0. Robideaux, J. Robinton, S. Robinton, W. Roger , A. Roger , R. Rotte, S. Rottenek, B. Routen, J. Rowland, P. Rubine, R. Ruff, C. Page One Hundred Five Ruhlow, J. Russell. J. Russell, R. Salmon, N. Sampson, R. Sandor, 1. Schmitz, H. Scott, P. Scott, R. Scovillo, J. Seaman, I. Sediny, J. Siemons, B. Silva, J. Silver, R. Simonek, B. Simpson, L. Simpson, L. Smith, M. Smith, S. Snider, M. Solly, M. Sonnier, J. Spark, C. Stillingor, R. Stout, B. Stubbs, L. Studebaker, R. Sturholm, L. Supran, B. Toylor, N. Thomas, S. Thompson, G. Throckmorton, L.Thyden, B. Tildon, I. Tutferrow, B. Ullrich, M. Van Akin, J. Vondervcer, R. Varner, J. Vespa, R. Wolker, L. Wall! , R. Walsh, G. Walters, C. Walters, C. Walters, L. Satterlee, I. Saunders, S. Schafer, N. Schau, R. Scheel, J. Schleining, D Shanks, J. Shafer, 0. Sheaffer, P. Shepherd, A. Shout, G. Shreve, 0. Sims, A. Skaggs, D. Slaten, C. Smith, D. Smith, H. Smith, L. Spencer, G. Starr, D. Steiner, M. Stelp, 0. Stevenson, N. Stewart, J. Swanson, C. Swanson, M. Tackett,N. Tanger, R. Torr, M. Taylor, M. Till, L Tillman, E. Timmons, P. Tracy, B. Trigg, E. Tunnell, B. Vickers, 0. Vickers, L. Vickner, R. Vicrling, J. Vincent, V. Viola, R. Watts, J. Watts, J. Weatherly, M . Weber, V. Weeks, D. Wegelin, E. Page One Hundred Six ULn We Were Whillcy, B. Whitaker, R White, A. White, B. White, D. White, S. Wilke, B. Williams, I. Williams, R. Wilson, J. Wilson, J. Wilson, I. Woodrich.C. Woolery, P. Woolsey, P. Woodward,B. Workman, D. Wragg, H. White, J. Wilson, P. Yborrh, A. Whitetower, D. Wickham, G. Wicss, S. Wolcott, N. Wolfe, E. Wolf, M. Yoerns, 0. Young, 0. Zillgitt, I. Wilen, J. Wood, J. .st, t. iles, C. od, P. Page One Hundred Seven JUNIOR PROM Iliis years Junior Prom was held March seventeenth with Hawaiian Paradise as the very attrac- tive theme. Beneath shimmering stars and swaying palm leaves the Junior Queen. Carol Jones and her princesses, Dorty Reich, Arlene Henis, Ruth Halsey. Jean Hargrove. Pat Lenzie and Barbara Lyon were crowned as the seven most popular Junior Girls. Page One Hundred blight How UtV miss: jJhich Huwq! KATHLEEN ABIID “Kay” lota Eta Sigma JEAN ACKLEY JOANN ACKLEY “Jo” BEVERLY ADAMS “Bev S.P.Q.R. BRIAN ADAMS Spanish Club CHARLES ADAMS “Charlie” JACK ADAMS PAULINE ADAMS “Polly” RUSSEL AHERN EMMETT ALLEN “Red” Baskotball HILDA ALLEN Sr. Class Cabinet JACQUELYN ALMOND “Jacy” Songlcader TINA ALVARADO “Punky” lota Eta Sigma JEANNETTE ALVORD “Jenny” ARDITH AMBROSE “Ardie Me” G.A.A. CLAUDE ANDERSON “Stumpy” Sr. Honor Board DICK ANDERSON Scholarship Society KAREN ANDERSON LARRY ANDERSON “Eugene” NORMAN ANDERSON “Norm” BEVERLEY ARNOLD “Bev” Scholarship Society JOAN ARNOLD Orchestra MARILYN ARTER “Dutch” Jobs Daughters BOB ASIRE “Ace” NORMAN AUSTIN Wrestling SHIRLEY BAGGIO BARRY BAILEY Com. of Publicity DOLORES BAILEY “Dee” LADORA BAKER “Crickett” Orchestra CHARLES BALLWANZ “Chuck” Tennis ARLENE BANKOWSKI “Daffie” Las Chispas JERE BANKSON “Wineo” El Centinela ADRIENNE BARKER “ Drienne” SANDRA BARLOW MIRA BARNETT “Mi” Representative MARION BARON “Shortie” RUSSELL BARTLETT “Russ” Wrestling CHARLES RAY BARTON “Ray” Sr. Honor Board JOE JOHN BELLANTE “Little Joe” Football I JOAN BELLAVI A “liellavia” G.A.A. BERNICE BELYEA JOHNNY BENEDICT I.A. Wheelers PATRICIA BENNETT “Pat” Scholarship Society RICHARD D. BENNETT Frisky” Masque and Gavel BONNIE BENSON “X” DON BERNHARD ALICE BETZER “Green Eyes” 13-20 DON BLOCK “Joe” Sr. Honor Board DANIEL BLOUNT “Red” MARILYN BOGARD “Pete” NOLA BOLIN LOUIS BOTILLER BEVERLY BOWMAN “Bev” MARILYN BOWSER RONALD BRABBIN “Ronnie” Sr. Honor Board GERRIT BRATT “Gary” Pres, of Chemistry Club MARY BETH BRIGHT “Shorty” World Friendship BERNICE BROWN “Becey” G.A.A. MARY BROWN Scholarship Society JOY BRUBAKER “Tiger” Los Conquistadores CHERIE GAY BRULEY RUTH BRUNEY Latin Club BETTE BRYANT “Put” G.A.A. BARBARA ANN BRUGMAN “Babette” Sec. of Fronch Club JACQUELINE BURKHART “Jackie” Fellowship JACK BUTEFISH “Lanky” BILL BUTLER “Slim” HELENE BUYS “Chris” House of Rep. LIBBY BYMAN “Lib”’ VIRGINIA CAMPBELL “Ginnie” DIXIE DEE CANNAN “Dickie” Sr. Band WILLIAM CANT “Willie”’ ELLEEN CARLIN Scholarship Society PETE CARLSON 13-20 JAMES CARR “Killer” Basketball JOHN CARR “Johnny” Sr. Honor Board YVONNE CARTER Y-Teens JEANE ANN CHADBOURNE “Jeane” Los Conquistadores ARTEMISA CHAVEZ “Artie French Club KENNETH CHURCH “Kenny” JOANN CHILCOAT “Monkey” A-Cappella Choir DAVID CHRISTY “Chris” Key Club ROBERT CITRON “Bob Annual Staff JOSEPH CLARK “Little Joe” Boys league ROBERT CLAYTON JOE COBB “Alvin” Hi-Y EUGENE COFFEY “Gene” Football SHIRLEY CORRIGAN RUSSELL CRAMER DORIS CROWELL JEAN MARIE CUPP ERWIN CLOUSE “Bones Senior Play ALLEN COBB Hi-Y MARIANNE COBBS RICHARD COE LEONARD COHEN “Len” Latin Club SHARON COOK JIM COSBY Crosby” DARLYS ANN COWAN Scholarship Society THERON CRAMER “Ther” Las Chispas MARGARET JANE CROFT “Marji” Scholarship Society DOROTHY CROWELL “Dottie” BILL CUMMINGS “Willy” Pres, of Pep Club CONSTANCE CURTIS “Connie” Latin Club NORMAN CUTBIRTH “Norm” ADELE DAVIDSON “Queenie” Chemistry Club MARY DECHANCE Sec. of French Club NORMA DELGADO JUNE DE MEZZA “Junie” Pep Club RICHARD DENT “Dick” Boy's leogue BARBARA DIANE DEOVLET “Di” 13-20 ROBERT DICKEN “Bob” MARYANNE DIVIN “Divvie” GORDON DOOLIN Football MARILYN DOSSETT French Club ROBERT DOTY “Doty” House of Representatives NANCY JOAN DOWNEY “Jo” JERRY DARLING DION DE JEROLD “Dee Dee” G.A.A. BOB DENNIS “Bob” ALLAN DIAS “AI” Boy's League RICHARD DIXON “Dick” BARBARA DOTY “Doty” G.A.A. JERRY DRAHEIM Football NANCY LEE DRAKE LORRAINE DREYER 13-20 DWIGHT F. DUDLEY Dud” WALTER DUGAS Walt” Hi-Y CORNELIA DUNN Corny” Senior Cabinet ROBERT EBERHART Bob” ROLLAND EDDINGTON Porky” Shutterbugs EUGENE EDWARDS White y” Football BILL ELLIS BEVERLY JEANNE ELPHIC Bunnie” Sec. of Masque and Gavel ELAINE EN EARL LOUIS ERHARDT ANNA BELLE ERICKSON Anne” Sr. Honor Board HARVY ERICKSON RON ERICKSON JERRY EVANS CARL EVERETT LOLA FAINE Checkers” JO ELAINE FAIRCHILD Scholarship Society EDWARD FAIRHURST Big Ed” Basketball BARBARA FELDT G.A.A. DOROTHY FINNIMORE “Ann” Home Makers Club PAUL FISHER A-Cappella MAYBELLE FITZGERALD “Fit? NANCY FITZNER C.Y.P. RICHARD D. FISHER Senior Play JEANETTE FLANAGIN MARLENE FLYNN “Mickie” Footlight Guild ARDITH FOSTER “At die” Sr. Honor Board NORINE FOSTER G.A.A. DON FOWKES “Punk” Water Polo Team FRED J. FOWLER Senior Ploy GLEN FOX “Foxy” MARY FRAGALE JANET DIANE FRIEDMAN “Jannie Latin Club RAYMOND FRITH SHIRLEY FRITSCHE MARCELLA FROST “Frosty” Girls Senior Glee JAMES FRUDENFELD “Lover” Pres, of Science Class LOUIS D. FUCCI Football BETTE FULLER Sr. Class Cabinet CATHERINE FULLER “Kay” Senior Play WILLIAM FULLMER “Bill” NADENE GARDNER “Dee” Dance Band DONALD GENET “Dodo” Soph. Class Pres. PATRICIA GLANCY “Patty Lou” MARILYN GOOD “Lynn” Scholarship Society VIRGINIA GRAAF “Gin” Y-Teens JULIE GRECO Spanish Club BRUCE GALEY “X” Basketball ROSE GALATIOTO “Roe” G.A.A. HOWARD GARRICK “Tasie” Jr. Class Pres. JAMES GATTIAN “Tiney” Football EILEEN GILBERT Fellowship Club JACK EARL GIRKINS Shutterbugs BARBARA GLEASON “Pinky” Girls League Pres. DON GNEIDING House of Rep. HARLEY GOUGI “Red” SHIRLEY GOULETTE Los Conquistadores RONALD GRAINGER “Ronny” Footlight Guild NETTIE MAE GRANT WILLIAM GREENE “Bill” DALE I. GREGORY Little Aggo” MARY E. GRILLO “Meg PHILLIP GUSTAFSON “Gus” Football WALT GUERRERO “Gerucki” Senior Orchestra NICK GUGLIOTTA Bud Basketball ROBERT GUTHRIE Bob DUANE HAKES Slim Las Chispas BETTY ANN HALL Blondy House of Rep. KATHERINE JEANE HALL J ugh aid Sec. of Student Body FRANCES HALSEY Fran Pres, of Girls Loague ESTHER HANSEN STANLEY HARKINS Okie GLENN HARRINGTON Bill Latin Club BEVERLY HARRIS G.A.A. • JOAN HART Honey G.A.A. ROBERT HARTMANN Carrots Orchestra Manager BILL HATCHETT Bill Chemistry Club MARJORIE HAYES Marjie Rifle Club RONALD HELLWITZ Ron SHARI LEE HENDRICKS u Round ' Senior Play PEGGY HESLET LOTA GAY HODGE Hodge-Podge G.A.A. Pub. Chairman RULON HODGES “Rue” Football BENNIE HOLDER Basketball ARLENE HOLMES Senior Play ELEANOR HOUSER “Dusty” EMMA LOU HOY “Chips” Las Chispas ESTHER HOY Song Leader of Fellowship MARLENE HOY “A-Hoy” Sr. Rep. to Girls League MARIE LORRAINE HUFF “Ramie” House of Rep. ROBERT HUG “Robbie” ELSIE HUGHES “Gertie” PAUL HULKA RUTH HUSBAND “Goldie” LEON HUTTON Houso of Rep. ROGER C. HYDUKE Football TIMMY INOCENCIO Football DON JACKSON CARMEN JACOBSEN “Corkey” DARRELL JENKINS “Swede” Football TOM JETTER “Jet” Yell King BILLIE JO JOHNSON “Shmoe” Los Conquistadores JIMMY JOHNSON Swimming MARJORIE JOHNSON “Marjie” Scholarship Society NORMALEE JOHNSON “Bunny” Senior Play RICHARD JOHNSON “Dick” Accelerators RONALD JOHNSON “Red” Senior Honor Board VIOLET JOHNSON “Vi” Big Sister PATTY JONES Snooks” Footlight Guild LORRAINE KAESCH Chemistry Club PATRICIA JOYCE KAISER “Pepper” G.A.A. LEONARD R. KANE “Hey You” Soph. Vice Pres. DON KAPPERMAN BILL A. KELLEY “Swoop” Baseball DORIS KENT “Door” G.A.A. BOB KERR Senior Class Pres. JACKIE KILGORE JERRY KING “Can-Box” Wrestling EUNICE KIRKBERG RICHARD KIRSCH “Couge” Golf LEORA KLEIN “Lee” Rainbow Girls IYNN KLEINMAN Fresh. Class Pres. DAEL KLIPPENSTEEN “Klip per” Pres. Physical Science Club ROBERT KNEER “Bob” ROBERT KOMICK “Bob” BLANCHE KONN V G.A.A. BERNAOINE KREMINSKI KARL KRUEGER PATRICIA KRUEGER “Pat” Piet, of las Chispas JOANN KUEFFNER “Jo-Jo” Sec. of Los Conquistadores JOE LAKEY DELORIS LACOUEMENT “Dee” Vice Pres, of Studont Body HAZEL LAMB “Witch-Hazel” Sr. Class Sec.-Treas. JOY LAMPE ARTHUR LANDRY Art” ARIENA LANGWELL DIANE LANNON Spanish Club GENE LARSEN Football MARILYN LARSEN Scholarship Society DICK LAWYER “Dick” Football GEORGANNE LAY “Georgie” SANDRA LAZARUS ’Sandy” Footlight Guild JOANNE LEE “Jo” Latin Club HARRIET LEFKOWITZ Pres, of Soph. Class BILLY NELL LE MOINE SHIRLEY LONGDIN LORRAINE LONGSTREET BETTY LOUIS ANNA MAE LOVEGREN “Andy” Pret. of G.A.A. BARBARA LUCE “Luce” Sr. Band CHARLES LUNOGREN CAROL MARQUARDT MURIEL MARQUARDT Quart” G.A.A. GARY MARSH BOB MARTIN JERRY MARTIN Football MARGARET MARTIN “Terry” NEAL MARTIN KATHLEEN MARTINO “Kathy” Songleader JAMES MARX JAMES B. MASKA “Jim” FRANK MATINAS PAULINE MATINAS Spanish Club VICTOR MATTHEWS “Casey” Chemistry Club WILLIAM MATTIX “Bill” Wrestling MERNA McCOY bob McCreary “Mac” Wheelers joyce McDonald Sr. Class Cabinet lee McDonald “Mac” Basketball Ralph McDonald “Mac” Football JEANEAL McGREGOR “Jeanie” BRAD McGUIRE “Mac” Accelerators MARILYN McllRAVY “Mac” CATHERINE MacLEAN “Kathy” Sonior Band ROBERT MEAGHER “Bob” DONALD MEDER “Don 13-20 PAT MELLEM Scholarship Society ROBERT A. MEMEL “Bob” Los Conquistadores PETE MERRIFIELD BARBARA MIDDLETON MARILYN MILES Sr. Honor Board CAROLE MILLER CAROLYN MILLER “Smiley” lota Eta Sigma DUANE MILLER FRED MILLS Football H. BRENT MINER “Doc” Water Polo KENNETH MOODY “Mood” Swimming ALVIN MOORE “Al” Football MILTON MOORE “Milt” Spanish Club ARTHUR MORRIS BEN MORRISON “Big Ben” BILL MULLER JOHN MUNROE “Johnny” Club of the Month BONNIE MULLER JOE MURPHY “Red” SHIRLEY MUSSELMAN “Missy” DONALD NELSON “Don” SALLY NICKS “Hicks” Vice Pre . of Girl ' League JIMMY NISSEN “Jim Taylor” El Contincla DE ANN NIXON “Dee” Los Conquisladores KENNETH NIXT “Kenny” GEORGE R. NOBLE Wator Polo MERLE OIEN FRANCES OLSEN JO ANNE OLSEN “Jo” El Centinela THORDES OLSEN “Dinky” La Chitpas WALTER RUDOLF ORTINGHAUS “Walt” Baseball ARCHIE O'RYAN “Junior” La Chitpa KATHLEEN OVERBY “Kathy” Trea . of Girl ' League BEN OWENS MARY ANN PAGE VAUGHN PAINE VERNDEll PAXTON “ Vernie” 13-20 WILMA PELOT “Willy” DICK PERRIN Football JACQUILYN PETERS iOUIE PETERS “Pete” Wafer Polo BILLY PETERSEN Hi-Y NATALIE JANE PETRIKEN “Janie” Fellowship Club JERRY PFLUG 13-20 ALLAN PHILLIPS “Phil” JEAN PEIRCE 13-20 MARY PIERCE “Red” PATRICIA POLIQUIN “Pat” Spanish Club LORRAINE PORTER RONALD PORTER “Ron” Rifle Club CLAIRE POTTER French Club MARGUERITE POTTER Scholarship Society ANN LOUISE POULSON Co-ordinator of Calendar ROBERT POWELL Sr. Honor Board JOAN PRATT WILLIAM PRICE “Bill” Sr. Class Pres. JOAN PRIGG Spanish Club FRANK PRUSSIC DON PUSICH “Ronald Colman” Basketball MARLENE QUEST NORMA RALPHS “ Vickie” JUNE RAMAY lota Eta Sigma CLAIR RANEY MARGARET ROSEY BOB RAYNOR “Dexter” Track DIANE REBARD “Rebob” Sr. Class Vice-Pros. KEITH REDMOND “Slim” Spanish Club LOUELLA JANE REED “Lou” MARILYN FAYE REED “Chicken” Masque Gavel MARGARET REES “Maggie” Scholarship Society KARL RICHARD REINECKER “Dick” Basketball JIM REYNOLDS “Big Dog” Sr. Band CHARMEN RHOADES Bella Musica BILL RICH ALLEN RICHARDS AI” Hi-Y DON RICKSON ISABEL RIDOLFO “Is” Songleader JERRYNE ROBECHAUD Sec.-Trees, of Soph. Cl. WALTER ROBERTSON Walt” Vice-Pres. of Big I SHIRLEY ROBIDEAUX WILBUR ROBINSON RICHARD ROBSON “Dick” Staff Artist El Centinela CHARLOTTE RODRIQUEZ PATRICIA ROE GERALDINE ROHNER Geri” Jr. Class Vice-Pres. CHARLES ROSENGREN Chuck” 13-20 WANDA ROWE ELIZABETH RUNKLE Spunky” Class Manager G.A.A. JOYCE SLADER Vice-Pres. of Student Body PAUL SAKAMOTO Basketball JEAN SALMON Teenie” JOE SBONA Curry” Sr. Orchestra SHIRLEY SCHAEFER Rusty” LYLE SCHNEIDER DEEGEE SCHROEDER Fuggy” El Centinela VERNON SCHULZ Jr. Choir LLOYD SCOTT Wrostling BARBARA SECKELMAN Bobbie” JUNE SHAPIRO Junie” Spanish Club DARLENE SHELTER “Dolly” NANCY CONSTANCE SHEPHERD “Connie” 13-20 ELIZABETH SIEGEL “Beth” Vicc-Pres. Y-Teen$ GENE ANN SIMPSON “Jan” Latin Club DOLORES SKEBE “Dolly” Sr. Cabinet SUE SLACK Sr. Rep. to Girl ' League JOYCE SLATTER BARRY SMITH “Bear” Student Body Pre . BEVERLY SMITH “Mousie” A-Cappclla MARCIA SMITH “Trudy” Sec.-Treas. of Latin Club TALMA LOU SMITH “Tommy” Scholarship Society VERA SMITH “Billie” El Centinela CHARLES SNIDER “Charlie” CHARLES SPARKS “Chuck” Pep Club MARY SPINDLE “Stevie” DOYLE STANSEL “Smiley” Jr. Clast Pres. RICHARD EUGENE STEERE “Dick” Boys' Leaguo Pres. RAELA PATRICIA STEIN “Ray” Scholarship Society WESTLY J. STEPHENS “Curley” Sr. Honor Board NANCY STERN Sr. Play WILLIAM ST. JAMES “Willie” Swimming A. C. STERLING “A. K” JACK STEWART LUCILLE STOLO “Lou” Vice-Pres. of Jr. Cla� BETTY STONE “Rocky” DUANE A. STONE “Stonre” Water Polo NORA STOUTSENBERGER ROSEMARY STOWE HAROLD STRONG “Pee- Wee” EUTHA STUNK “Stinkie” SHIRLEY STUTHARD “Blondie” JANICE ADAIR SWAN “Jan” DON SWANBURG BILL TACKETT “Censored” Sr. Honor Board RUBEN TALAMANTEZ “Rudy” DIANE TANEYHILL “Di” Songleader DONNA TANEYHILL “Irma” G.A.A. JERRY TAYLOR BOB TERRILL Hi-Y DON THOMAS “Don” Track NOEL THOMAS “Stink” Football CAROL THOMPSON Songleader CHARLENE THORNE “Chuck” LA VERNE TILL BEVERLY TISCHER “Tish” BEVERLY TODD “Bev” LOU TOKAR DORIAN TOWNSEND “Dori” Vice Pre . of World Friendship ROBERT C. TUCKER JR. “Roddy” BEVERLY UNDEM “Bev” Latin Club ANDREW DAVIDSON UPTON “Dave” Basketball DINO VALENTE “Bambino” Football STEVE VALLADARES “Little Giant” Football LADONNA VAN DE HOEF “Eldee” JEAN VANDERVATE RICHARD VAN FLEET “Dick” BEATRICE VAN WIG “Bea” JOHN VELEZ Track SALLY VENABLE “Sukey” Vice Pres. Sonior Class HERB JAY VIDA Sec. Tres. of Fresh Class DONNA VINCENT “Vince” G.A.A. HAROLD VOKT “Lefty” Basketball FRANCES WADE “Cisco” BONNIE BERIY WAHL RANDALL WATWOOD “Alan” Senior Honor Board ADAVEE WEAVER “Vee” Scholarship CECIL WEATHERMAN “Cec” JOHN WEBSTER “Webby” Cross Country IRVING WEINBERGER Wrestling TOM WELCH Bumps” Water Polo BARBARA WERNER “Barb” Sec. of Junior Class JOYCE WEIDENHEIMER “Rum Dum” MARY GENE WELLINGTON Sec. of Y-Tccns GENE WESTLAKE Football JOHN WHALEY “Little John” Football CHARLES WHEELER “Chuck” Physical Scienco Club Page One Hundred Thirty-four JUNE WHITBY House of Rep. EDWARD WHITE “Ed” Senior Play CHARLOTTE WHITED DONALD WIEHE Bella Musica CLAYTON WIGHT “Jose” Senior Honor Board GLORIA WIKEN 13-20 Executive Board ROY WILKINSON “Pin-Head” Hi-Y EVELYN WILLIAMS A-Cappclla Choir MARY PHYLLIS WILLIAMS “Phil” Fellowship GERRY WILLMONT Pres, of Boys' league MARIAN WILSON G.A.A. SHARON WILSON House of Rep. TOMMY WITT Track FORREST WIXOM “Huh!” Senior Play WREATHA WOOD “Froggie” Annual Staff JULIE WOODBURY “Tuli-Julie” Latin Club PATRICIA RAE WORSTER “Pat” Vice-pres. of Freshman Class DICK WORSTER “Ricky” Football Page One Hundred Thirty-five PAT WORTHING Latin Club LARRY WRIGHT Rifle Club JOHN WYNESS Water Polo BARBARA YATES “Barbs” Sr. Honor Board ALICE YONALLY “Susie-Q” 13-20 Rep. on Student Council BOB YOUNG Football MARLENE ZANDER “Dusty” Footlight Guild Play HAZEL ZIMINA Scholarship Society a6A Here is the end of four years, full of memories and friendships that will he remembered for the rest of our lives. September of 1946 saw 600 very new freshmen adjust themselves to a very new program. We elected Lynn Klienman to be our first class president and he served for the entire year. Under the guidance of Miss Rivas and Mr. Kliason, we enjoyed a talent assembly in the fall and a picnic at I-adera Park in May — something that had never been done before. In June we decorated for Baccalaureate for the class of ’47. The fall of 1947 the “intelligent” sophomores were telling the freshmen to get their tickets for the elevator in building six. Harriet l-efkowitz and Don Genet were our presidents; class advisors were Miss Nieto and Mr. Wilcox. Two talent assemblies, starring sophomores, were claimed to he the best ever seen at old I.H.S. October was highlighted by the “Pig Skin Capers.” with the lilting music of Stanley Carle. Our second class picnic, in May, was one to be remembered • the faculty bubble gum contest and everyone playing catch with raw eggs. W'e decorated for graduation for the class of 48. As juniors, we had quite a controversy over the English “I on the class emblem in place of the traditional Indian head, and the fact that the majority of the boys ordered jackets instead of sweaters. Our Junior prom changed the Study Hall into a lovely plantation with white pillars and a rose covered arbor, for the theme was “Southern Plantation.” We danced to the melodies of the Rhylhmaires. In our new senior sweaters, we ushered for Baccalaureate and graduation; the girls carried flower covered arches for the graduating seniors. Beginning in September of 1949, Miss Nieto and Mr. Lewin helped the president. Bob Kerr, and the cabinet plan an unequalled prom that was given at the Chase Hotel in Santa Monica. It was called “Winter Fantasy” — with Christmas trees, the nearby ocean and Ike Carpenter’s music the evening was complete. In May we began a whirl of activities that ended with graduation. First was the senior holiday. May 18th. The class was divided, so we were given a choice of either a picnic at Pasadena’s Brookside Park or a day’s excursion to Catalina. A good time was had by all. At the end of the month we had our last dance—the hop — at the Westport Beach Club in Playa Del Key. The theme was “Bon Voyage”; the decorations were in the motif of a ship. The height of the evening was the crowning of King Neptune. The last social gathering was the banquet, “Down Memory Lane.” On the tables were dolls dressed in caps and gowns, and small scenes depicting all our activities in the past four years. The reading of the will and prophecy brought us closer together and gave us many laughs. Sunday before graduation was Baccalaureate, an inspirational service; we wore our gowns. Then came graduation — the grand finale to four years. The die has been cast, the mold made, and Inglewood’s future citizens go forth to make their bid for success. D,'L The end: The close of a book; The finish of an hour, a day, a One book read is another one begun. Hour follows hour; Day. day; And year, year. For wherever, whenever is there An end unfollowed by a beginning? A half century ended is a half century commenced; With new tools of destruction, New pathways of death, yet new roads to immortality. The ending of peace is war; The ending of war, peace. Then war and peace and peace and war. The end is a pause, never finality. The end is an imperative sigh, Taking breath enough to begin again. The end of school is the beginning of a new existence; With a rest between ending in another beginning. Graduation is commencement to new and better things, According to how well all the years and their Privileges were treated. And so it is the remainder of our lives: And death is the sigh, the rest, the pause so necessary At the end, tolling our achievements Before a commencement To our newer and better lives. Page One Hundred Thirty- Today we are assembled Beneath the Green and White, Whose honor and whose glory To all the beacons light. We know that she will guide us As life's ways we plod, And now we offer from our shrine A prayer to God. It has been a wonderful experience working as Art Editor and I shall never forget it. I hope you will all like our Modern Music Theme that we have chosen for the annual this year. Pat Kaiser Whenever I think of my Senior year, the thing that I will remember first is Annual Staff and being Editor. There is nothing quite so wonderful as working together with a group of people to produce something that will be enjoyed by others. The entire staff has done a fine job and I want to thank them all for their hard work and cooperation. Marlene Zander We all wish to give recognition and special thanks to: Elizabeth Scott for being such a wonderful friend besides a helpful advisor; Frank Hansen for contributing poetry and play write-ups; Mrs. Grayce Micek, of Lyall Studios, our photographer; Vincent Newcomer, who supervised our art work and did much of the special lettering; Mr. A1 Rogers for his interest and cooperation in planning the book; Metropolitan Engraving Company for engravings; Mr. John Bugel and Pio Venturelli for their expert advice on copy matter and printing; Murray and Gee, Inc., for printing our book; Mr. Bill Retchin, who assisted us in choosing our cover. The Staff Page One Hundred Forty-two S)icj.na,ture5 w Ka