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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1952 volume:

(Ho e X s$ CxiLt OLK iJ ■u - ,. � , uuutue'JU. $ bOvUJK L LO-t- COU £ “ - - Cj ltJL 0 -----V t juo 0 , |4-oY 2 o kJZ , otivv 0 o-i X 'fc ww x r Published by the Student Body of Inglewood High School, Inglewood, California June. 1952 Page 1 ewo It is this democrat piht of our nicW chool that we pagci.Thi spi.i.it of fellowship, leadership, friendships spirit that is our'most valuable asset when we gp out into the world on our own. Jn the future when you explore ypur Qld annuals to aid you in recalling old, Sweet memories‘and life at Inglewood High School may it a]so help to remind you of our American heritage and how it is exercised at Inglewood High School. Xs CL- v ' nv'.v'1 ’ IP veP° sl' ... ye deVs'V ? ... Sp°r ssW ... Page 6 a t AiiVe s AmXx UtVSL joVL u e,nt gov er0rtVen t °ys cto s 5p°r S Page 7 OfM ArW It is the job of the closs odvisors to guide a class through their four years of high school and plan with them their activities that will fulfill their fancy in high school and also prepare them for the social life after graduation. So it is with our senior advisors, but they hove done more than just their work. They are the close friend of everyone in the class. Even to those whom they do not know very well, their help, advice and counsel is available. Miss Marion Mooney, born in Illinois, went to high school and to college in California. She received her degree and teaching credential at U.C.L.A. She has been in Inglewood for two years and enjoys it very much. Among her subjects are typing and business math. She said that she has enjoyed working with all the students of the senior class and considers them quite exceptional. Page 8 C 2 i 0 7 Mr. Herman Siegel, who was born and raised in Connecti- cut, has been at Inglewood for five years. He received his B.A. degree at Santa Barbara and his Master's at Southern California. His main ambition is teaching here at Inglewood. The subjects he teaches are: general shop, crafts, and metal shop. When asked if he would make a statement on the senior class, he said very proudly that the Seniors are the finest group of individuals that one can hope to work with. It is indeed with great appreciation to Miss Mooney and Mr. Siegel, who are the loving friends and advisors of the class of 1952, that we dedicate The Green and White of 1952. So longas we are renenbercdL,welive Solon as oar [n fi itenee lfves we serve If is with our greatest sympathy and kindest thoughts that we look upon “Daddy Green, who passed away this year. Daddy Green, a Stanford graduate, did much for Inglewood High School; he was principal of our high school for many years and he was also superintendent of the district. He directed the first play ever presented at our high school. He did much in the interest of sports; he was one of the men who founded the C.I.F. and for many years was secretary. He was truly loved by all who knew him for he took a very personal interest in all his students; he even had records of two or three generations. The year before his death had been his most glorious one for he had his golden weddipg anniversary, celebrated his fiftieth year in the Masonic Lodge, and had the George M. Green auditorium dedicated to him. We can only hope that in the future we shall know other such persons as this great educator, great man, and great friend. Page JO K -A or M-_ - 5 tCv . % lUttt Jr v {) ,'_ flLc mT ? Xyt L oJ- j(0 Lsw T {J JisP cMxAlHM Y X —A o q xoc j2 _ 6 . Page 71 Page 14 Sc{Vjpr S Second Semester Closs Officers President-Buster Neville Vice-Presidcnt-Joyce Jones Secretory-Trcosurer-Jone Stahl Page 15 LONITA LOU ALIEN Loj ConquiUodorei JOAN ANDERSON El Cenlinela Senior Cabinet JUNE B.‘ANDERSON June Bug JOHN PHILLIP ANDERSC SHIRLEY ANDERSON Andy G.A.A. GERRY LEE ARBOGAST MEl BERG MERCEDES BERSIE JOAN BERTAGNA MARYLU ARRAS toie Senior Cabinet ROBERT BLAKE ROBERT F. ARTER ROBERT LOUIS ARTHUR Bob A Coppollo Choir MERWIN AYERS AMY LOU BAGAUS MARY LINDEN BALD Fidler French Club IDA MAE BALLWEG Senior Cobinet BARBARA ANN BARKEN 8.6. Junior Clou Sec.-Treat. ALBERT HAROLD BARNES VERNICE JOAN BARON '■Vern' SUSAN JANE BASHOR Sec. oI House of Rep. Semoc Cobinet CAROL LOU BEIL Crewy Lou ' Senior Cobinet BUD BENNETT LE ORA BENSON 'Lee' JOAN PATRICIA BERARDI Poqe 17 I JAMES E. BRYAN Red Beord Senior Cabinet SUSAN BRYANT Sue Sec. Of V.N BARBARA BUlAtCH BARBARA BULLOCK PAT 80CHAT Senior Cobme� JOAN BUNKER « Bone G.A.A. Rec. Sec. LYMAN BURGMAIR Boys Sfore Senior Cobinei PHILLIP BURKE ROSEMARY BORG • Pee Wee Siudent Body Sec. CHARLES BOWMAN Chuck Senior Honor Board Kenneth Brody PETER BRAMWELL Pete' Pres. Scholarship Soc. JAMES THOMAS BRASHEAR Chemistry Club RICHARD BRAUNBECK Big I Sec.-Treo� . Football WILLIAM BRIDGES Bill Rifle Club Pres. SHIRLEY MAY BRINKMAN Senior Girls Glee JEAN JERRITT BROCKS MOLLY BROWN LEE BR 3AKER. DONALD 8RUST House of Rep. BRUCE ALAN CAREY Tonny MARY LOU CAREY lulu House ol Rep. CHARMEON CARLSTROM French Club JAMES CARMICHAEL Jim Mg I Prendent DONALD CARPER Senior Honor Boord Rifle Club LEAH CARRIER A Coppello Choir RICHARD A. CARTER Dick‘ Latin Club CASSARO GENE F CASSARO JIMMIE Orion Chamberlin TED CHAMBERS Senior Ploy Diving Team TRELLA CHANEY G.A.A. Fellowship Club JUDITH CHASE Senior Ploy DICK BURLINGAME Deon CHARLENE CHRISTIE Senior Cabinet ROBERT LEE BURLINGAME Bob Boscbaff WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER Chris NANCY BURR G.A.A. Rec Se Senior Cabinet SHIRLEY BUSS Senior Glee Fellowship DONALD BUTLER Don LEORA BUWAiDA lee GARY CALKINS Senior Bond Page 19 JANIE COCHRANi Scholarship Soc. G A.A. Pres. MONROE WAITER COFFEY BILL COFFEY Coffey Fooiboll LEWIS COIAROSSI Wrestling Teom JOHN RICHARD COLE Dick Big I Richard Cole RONALD I. COLE Ron Senior Cobinef EDWINA COLLINS NADEAN AMONDA COPELAND EUGENE CONLEY JOYCE COR8ELL Howie of Rep G.A.A. MARLENE CORDERO Bond JANICE ANN CHRISTY NANCY CHUMLEY ELIZABETH MARIE CISNEROS Belt y DON CORNELL Shorty ‘ Boys League Pres. JEANNE COSTELLO Mac BAR8ARA COUGHLIN Bobs House of Pep. Pat Clare BARBARA ANN CLAYTON Barbie A Coppello Choir CHRISTINE CLEMENTS Chris Los Conquistodores Pres SHIRLEY ANN EARlCK Shir I House of Rep. PATRICIA EASTMAN Pol” STAN ECKIUND Sfon EDWARD EUGENE EODINGTON Big Ed' Cfub of the month SHIRLEY JEANNE DAWLE ’•Shyrl DAVID DAWES Senior Clots Pres. Bosketboll PEGGY DE MARY Peg House of Rep. TOM EDWARDS Football BARBARA ELLIS 'Sorb Girls league Pres. CAROLYN DEOVIET Carol' DON DE SILVA Track FRANCES DETCHMENDY Fron ' LA RENE DICKINSON PRESTON DILLS Football LORRAINE DION LINDA DRIBBEN Lin 13-20 Club JEANNETTE DuCHARmE GLORIA DUFUR Footlight Guild BOB DULEY NORMA ELLYN DYER Norm MIKE EAGLES Big Mike SUZANNE FAULKNER Sue' Senior Bond 80B FEIDT Bob 1 Tennis DIANNE FERGUSON • or House of Rep. V J PATRICIA FOWLER •'Pol'' RICHARD FOX EDDIE FOY Scholarship Society MARY ELLEN FREDRICKSON Prenchie Fellowship .LICE ELIZABETH EMERICK ' Alicio 13-20 Club GLORIA FRENCH GORDON FRICKE Water Polo Page 23 ROBERT GLASSNER Bob ROBERT COMER Bob Footboll NADINE GONSER 13-20 Club WILLIAM GONZALO -Bill’ RAYMOND GRAHAM Jl Spook J. V. Football NORMAN GRAINGER Norm Fo'ollighl Guild 8EVERLY MAE GIBSON Page 24 PAT GIllMAR SYLVIA HARVEY House of Rep. BARBARA SUE HAZZARD Hozzit A Coppello Choir JERRY HEOSTROM KATHERINE GRANT Mickey El Cenlinelo DONALD R. GRECO ‘Don Co mm. of Aehvjfics GARY TOM GREENE Chemistry Club Fret. Scholarship Soc. RONALD GUERRERO TOM HACADORN 8 Football 8ETTY JEAN HANDLEY JOANN HANNON ' Mrs. Mo MARILYN A. HANSEN 'Milzie Big Sister MARY ANNE HANSEN fertnie A Coopel o MARY HANSON YVONNE HARDYMAN Junior Clou Cabinet LETTY LOU HARPER iee” Page 25 JO ANN HOUSER Jody CHARLENE HUBER Char' G.A.A. DOLORES JOAN HYGHES LESLIE HUNTER DONALD LYLE HURLBURT Don A Coppello SHIRLEY HERRON WALTER HUSBAND Jot? lot in Club BELL HETHERINGTON G.A.A. Senior Ploy MARY E IRENE HEWITT Buggy loi Chitpot GARY ALLEN IRWIN Gorr Annuol StaH TERRY HEYER El Centinelo ARLENE JOYCE HICKS Fellowship Club BONNIE LEE H08AN Pep. to Girlt League GLADYS L. HOEFER Hoof Footlight Guild ESTHER HOILINGER Lotm Club GLENDA HOLMES Semo' Ploy Norma Holt ESTHER HONEA LARRY HORENSTEIN JERRY HORN Football EARL HORNE Hornet DONNETA HOUSER Dee JOAN JOHNSTONE 13-20 Club Pres. FRElDA ARLENE JONES Senior Honor Board House of Rep JOYCE JONES Jonene Senior Clots Vice Pres LARRY KEANE DAVID KEENAN' Professor House of Pep CARL EUGENE JACK Gus Rifle Club JOE KEPNER LAIRD KESSENICH Lorry JIM KILLACKEY Shomus [I Cenlmelo DON KING Troc CLYDE R. JACKSON JR. Senior Bond Fellowship Club DOUGLAS JENKINS 'Doug Big I Vice Pres. WARD McCART KING Wrestling VALERIE KNUDSEN Rep. � o Girfs League RAY KOHLER Bosketball SHIRLEY JENKINS MELVIN I. JENSEN Mel Senior Honor Boord WAYNE JOHNSON Sophomore Class Pres Wilma Johnstone WILLIAM KUYKENDALL Bill J V foo’ball Page 27 Bill LEDDY Big I KATHLEEN LEE 6AR8ARA IENZ Borb El Ceminelo RAY UPPER ALBERT LIND JR. LES LINSON 13-20 Club AARON LEVY E Ceminelo Editor GLORIA LI8BY Senior Glee Senior Cobmef HELEN MARIE LITTLE Biifehie ROBERT LINDSEY ' Bob 13-20 Club Pres. JANIS LORENSON G A A. House ol Rep. PEGGY IRENE LUCE Lucy Belle Girls Leogue Pub. Com. n SHIRLEY LUCKS- ’ luxie G.A.A. EMMA JEAN LUMLEY JOANNE LUSSENHOP Jo Senior Cabinet WILLIAM LAWLER JACK LEDBETTER Woter Polo Jbe BILL LEDBETTER HONORINE MANSUR RICHARD MARTIN GENE MILLER Ford HELEN MILLER little Helen CAROL MILLS G.A.A. Senior Cobinef JANICE ANN MILLS JOANNE MARTINO “Jo JOHN ALLAN MILLS TERRY MILLS dan McCarty mary jane McClain G.A.A. Footlight Guild JOAN MITCHELL Joonie Senior Cabinet ROBIN McCRACKEN Bobbie lotin Club Pret. Horry McClure ■ DOLORES NETTLETON G.A.A House of Rep. WILLIAM MARR NEVILLE Busier Senior Class Pres ELLEN NIELSEN Scholarship Soc. Fellowship Club LUCILLE D. NIKKEI Lu Rep. lo Sophomore Cabinet CARLA NOHLE C horley Junior Clots Sec.-heat. NANNETTE MONSON Mo G.A.A. LOU ANN MORROW JEAN O DONNELL Vice Pres of Spanish Club VIRGINIA LEE MOSlEY LYNNE OHMSTEDE MURTON MUNSON MurI ' Senior Honor Board Pres. ANN NANNEY Annie'' A C appello CATHERINE NOLA NElTZKE Nola' IRENE OLICK rooiiigh' Guild Page 31 WILLIAM PALMER Indignate PHIL PARTIN COUEEN M. PARVIN Mickey PHILLIP STEPHEN PAXTON Phil- Senior Cabinet LOUIS WM PAYNE Louie' DAVALENE PEARSON Davie Senior Honor board PETE POZZUOU MouJiV DAVID PRICE Red Beard Inter-Club Council Pres EDWARD PRIVETTE Ed Senior Cabinet CAROLYN PROBERT Prober t G A A. Rec. Sec. RICHARD PUTNAM Senior Ploy JOHN M. PECK Jock Student Body Pret • VERDE MAE PEDIGO Freddie House oI Pep, GRANT PELPHREY JR. ' Pelf Scholarship Soc. CHARLES PHILLIPS Chuck Senior Cabinet WILLIAM PLANT Bob PATRICIA PLESSMAN Pot SHIRLEY EILEEN POTTER French Club Senior Ploy WANDA POWELL G.A.A. ROGER POYNER Comm, of Pub. Poge 33 Senior Honor Board PATSY ANN ROBERTS Pol ' THEDA ROBINSON Bowling Club MARUS ROCHAT SHrom Student Body Sec. VERLYN RODMAN DONALD RAMSEY Don Rifle Club BARBARA ROE Haute of Rep. lomita Rentsch Virginia Retztaff GARY RICHARDS 8 Football JUDITH ANN RICHARDS PATRICIA RICHARDS Pot G.A.A. HENRY RICHMOND THOMAS RIZZO Tom DON R08BINS RENEf R08ECHAUD Eener Student Body Treat. ESTHER SCHROEOER Fellowship Club JOAN SCHULTZ Joome Senior Cabinet BRUCE SCOTT Scotty Rifle Club MARLENE SEAMAN Mor“ Los Chispos WILLIAM R. ROULETTE -Bill omm. of Student Body Activities MARILYN SEEBACH Senior Honor Board Scholarship Society LEONARD SHARPE Shorpey Senior Honor Boord CAROL SHEETS MARIE RYAN Lucille Saborro ARTHUR LARK SANDERS Sandy JOAN RUTH SARGENT •Jo Mosque and Gavel SHIRLEY SHEETS Senior Cobmef WILLIAM GEORGE SHINN Bill Biology Club BOB SIMPSON Simpy Wrestling Teom Page 35 DORIS SMITH Smith Senior Glee kfnneth Smith Ken Senior Cob'inet NANCY SMITH Orchestra Senior Cabinet 13-20 Vice-President JACK SOLOMAN Boys leogue President Football MARY LOUISE SONNLEITNER G.A.A. President Scholarship Society Vice-President MARGARET SPINDIER ll ALICE SPRAGUE Latin Club JANEY STAHL ' Herman Senior Class Secretory-Treasurer GEORGE STABLEIN MARYLIN STANGEl NANCY SINGER TOM STElFER Club of the Month CORRINE STEINER DAVID SLOCUM ■lied' Club of the Month 8ARBARA ELVYN SMITH S nilly President of Fellowship Club DONNA SMITH Sophomo e Vice-President Representative to Girls State tv .ENN STEPHENSON BETTY LOU STINE ir Clots Setretory-Treoturer louse oI Representative AMES STIRITZ LEONARD STOKES 13-20 Club JOAN STONE ROGER STRACHAN Hog Ibex PATRICIA WADDOUPS Lillie Pol House of Representative CAROL WADE Sophomore Secretory-Treasurer House of Representative Johnny Walker R08ERT E. WALGREN Bob MEL TAYLOR Sophomore Closs President Student Body President RHETA WALLIN Sue- 13-20 Club DONALD TODD LE MOYNE TRUESDELL Football Woler Polo RICHARD UNFRIED Scholarship Society Senior Honor Board DONNA VANATTA MARILYN VAN WIG G.A.A. KAY VINGER Vinegar Senior Honor Board DARLINE A. VOLL JACQUE R. VOSS J. J. United Notions BOB WADDELL DICK WEGNER Sffn or Honor Board Troc k ROBERT WEINBERGER 8.0 I Football KATHRYN WELLINGTON Kathy Senior Honor Board LESTER WEIZER LILA ANN WENDIAND CHARLES HOWARD WHEELER Chuck 4 DON WHITE DONNA HELEN WHlTENER GAYLE WHITMORE BV DIANE WALTON G.A.A. ROBERT DAVID WILES ’ Bob WAITER ALBEBENT WILKISON • Wall MARY WILKINSON Kit ANON JEAN WARNED A Cppp,'l'P Ch° Jeanie” Senior Play Jack Waters SHARON WATKINGS MARGARET WATSON ROBERT WEEBE Scholarship Society Senior Honor Board BETTY WEGLIN Song Leader J. KENT WILLIAMS Club of the Month Track VIRGINIA WILSON Ginger BETTY WOIWOOD Bess Scholarship Society PAT WOOD PEGGY WOOD House of Representative Secretory Senior Cabinet SHIRLEY WOOD Shirl 13-20 Club MORRISON WILLIAMS Morey Senior Bond BARBARA WILSON Little I President Scholonhip Society BARBARA WOODS Sophomore Vice-President Girls league President MARY ANN WOODFIN Mory' DON WOODWARD LENARD WYANT ' Leadloot MARGARET WYATT 'Margie 13-20 Club BEVERLY WILSON G.A.A. RICHARD YASUDA basketball MARK YAWNICK Yownick'' Bond GAIL YOUNG G.A.A. Song Queen Page 40 MARGARET ZANDER Morgie Often ond While Editor Page 41 shy sev?io � s Jomes Adcf Gory Allen Borbaro Allred Shirley Atchley Charlene Baldwin Roy Barnett Morene Boss Olivo Bausono Alan Beggs George Belme Dick Betzer 8everly 8lonk Sam 8ono Buddy Booth John Brittol Borrett Brown Mary Brown Gordon Brownville John Brumfield 8cotrice Brooklier Marlene 8uell Norman Burns Richard Code Non Jeon Carlton Jounifa Corpenter Robert Carton Orien Chamberlin Patrick Clare Chorlet Coffin Borboro Cockt Ray Conboy Carroll Crocket Lyol Cromlett Tom Dolzell Richard Derieg Paul Dingmon Stephen Dunwell Robert Edmonds Loit Eichorn Loyt E. Earl David Eviton Frank Faulkner Sadie Ferbrache Williom Fick Lola Finch Bob Flynn Ray Franey Phyllis Frater Dovid Frenger Herbert Garnet Nick Gorcio Borboro Gilbert Harvery Goldberg Gordon Foodfellow Dolores Graham Donna Green Clarence Gunther Dick Hockworth Billie Hall Richard Hall Roberta Hall Jack Honno Darrell Hoiley Don Hollerbcrg Frank Hanten Kathryn Haroldton John Hort Don Hempsmyer Ralph Henderson Barbara Hermanson Bernice Hickman Charlotte Hicks Bernarr Hill Coroll Hollinger Norma Holt Richord Holt Norman Howst Jerry Huffman Pot Hungerford Carl Jocobson Edwinnomae Jacobson Joy Jacobson Ronald Jenkins Janice Johnson Norman Johnson Peggy Johnson Wilma Johnson Worner Jones Shirley Jordon Roy Kelsey Betty Kerr Bill Laird Bill Lambert Edward Lowheed Eloise Leitz Grace Le Mieux Sharlene Lawson Marlene Lemond Robert Lersch Lois Lewandowski William Link Curtis Long Richard Lynn Barbaro Lysaught Eddie Marshall Dick Martens Rosalind Martin Richard Martinez Phyllis Mothews Gerald McFoll Janet Mclllravy Jean Menius John Modglin Warren Monaghan Mary Jane Morgan Peggy Musfell Andy Northrup Robert O'Berg Roger Oliver Dovid Opelt Gerald Owen Jerry Patrick Floyd Pouley Jomes Pederson Verno Peron Bill Pettis Jimmie Ann Pope Bruce Protte Carol Putman Willard Quinn Louis Reel Bill Ramsey Betty Roy Mary Roynor Lincta Rcntsch Virginia Retzloff Wanda Reynolds Dion Rich Bill Risse Paul Robinson Gilbert Rodriquez Jim Rogers Joe Rosser Norton Rowe Carolyn Sahlin Joseph Said Richord Sampson Corl Schlock Jerry Schlafer Bruce Scott le Roy Seal Pot Sewell Jockie Silva Jeon Smith Richard Spear Gerald Springer Robert Stofford Joy Stewart Jerry Stine Charles Stoutenburgh Dick Toylor Opal Toylor Jerry Terrill Morilyn Tharp Jomes Thomos Arlene Tveten Bill Travis Floyd Troutt Robert Utley Ernest Vandcgrift Robert Wallace Terrill West Vcrn Westmoreland Marilyn Wieson Leighton Winters Barbaro Williams Ruby Wooden Cloudina Woddy Richard Zeller Beverly Zehm Page 42 setfo tftpf bQj 'd DON TAYLOR Jjf Semeifer Proiident MURT MUNSON 2nd Stmetltr Prciidcnt The Senior Honor Board, under the guidance of Mrs. Ethel Madland, hold their meetings every other Thursday at 11:30 in Building 6-214. This group is composed of the top twenty-five boys and twenty-five girls earning the most service points during the four years of high school. These students with their presidents, first semester, Don Taylor and Murt Munson, second semester, performed many duties for our school. They advised Homecoming Day, served as ushers for football games and P.T.A. When they were Juniors they served at the Senior Banquet for the class of '51. The Senior Honor Board is not aways working. They take time out for a little fun and excite- ment. On March 12, 1952, the Senior Honor Board held a dinner at The Chicken House at Knott's Berry Farm. This was just one of the many activities that was held during the year. Page 44 JrgxooXvOo Here we are at the end of four wonderful years; years filled with numerous memories. The fall of 1948 saw a new class of Freshmen enter Inglewood High School. For our first class president we elected Don Greco. Second semester president was Bill Roulette. Mr. Herman Siegel and Miss Lois Stegen were our advisors. Among the activities planned for that year were a skating party and a picnic in the spring at Centinela Park. As Sophomores we chose Mel Taylor as first semester president and Wayne Johnson as second semester. During the spring of that year we held a square dance in the study hall after school. We came back in the fall of 1950 to become Juniors. We had elected first semester Jack Peck to the office of president. When the second sem- ester rolled around we had elected Don Taylor. Together, with their cabinets they had planned various activities for our class. In the fall we held a skating party at the Westchester Skateland. On March 16, 1951, we held our Junior Prom, Candy Lane in the study hall. That was the most dreamed of affair for several weeks. At last! We came back as Seniors. Dave Dawes was elected to preside over our class for the first semester. Buster Neville was the second semester president. In early December we held our lost prom, “Snowflake Fantasy, at the Westport Beach Club. In January we presented our Senior Play, Slice It Thin. Then came our last dance of the year, the hop, which carried the theme of Senti- mental Memories. This dance was held at the Deauville Club in Santa Monica, the 23rd of May. On May 29, we held our Senior Holiday at Orange County Park. The last get-together of the year, before graduation, was the Banquet in June. With the completion of Graduation, this ended the high school days of the class of 52. In our hearts and in our minds there will always be the wonder- ful memories of the years which have just passed. FAREWELL Commence, graduates, commence To run, like leaves, from the hands Of the earth that has molded you To the arms of the world that awaits you! And find there need for your toil, Your task and contribution . . . And find there patience with Your rash, impatient pace. Though for your toil, at times. There may seem to be small reward, Remember that truly the reward Is Life and the Wisdom that comes Of toil itself. Sing forth the precept forever; From the throne of sublime men Comes Sublimated Man. Vow in one voice for all time Your marriage to Virtue, For it is only in her temple Can be found the treasures Of truth, of love, of beauty. Let joy be taken in such action For sorrow s banished Where wisdom reigns. Commence, graduates, commence! And do not stop if you should stumble For from the tip of the green. Green stock rises a radiance That bursts forth a blazing bloom. -FRANK HANSEN First Semester Closs Officers President-Bill Brooks Vice-Prcsidcnt-Roger Tulmcr Secretory-Trcosurcr-Jess Honk Second Semester Closs Officers Presidenf-Sam Corbroy Vicc-Prcsidcnt-Marilyn Blonklcy Secretary-Treosorcr-Joyce Mason Page 50 Acton, D. Anderson, D. Akers, C. Anderson, D. Allonoch, 8. Appleton, I. Amis, S. Aront, D. Ancrillc, S. Ardonoz. C. Arrillogo, G. Bokcr, 0. Arringdole, E. Baker, B. Asire, C. 8anks, B. Atherton, M. Borhom, 8 Boiley, F. Barlow, 8. Borron, J. Battrom, K Borrow, J. Beans, B. Barrow, M. 3cckers. V Barson, V. Beckiy, A. Botes, J. Bennik, F. 8cntzinger, F. Bcrens, T. Berndt, L. Bickley, V. Billings, M. Bishop, W. Block, P. Blackwood, T.Bolcs, G. Blonkley, M. Bollinger, N. Blonn, M. Bookil, D. Blasnek, I. Bourlond, S. wens, W. Brady, L. Broumbeck, N. Brock, J. Buesen, 'S. Burbery, S. Burress, M. Caerbert, D. Carlson, J. Cortwol, B. Cossou, G. Ceorley, F. ser, J. Bramwell, R. Broaddos, B. Brockmon, S. Bugos, E. Burguo. J. Bushwell, C. Cord, D. Carrington, T. Cosab, S. Cousky, D. Ceronsky, A. tr, B. Bronhom, B. Brooks, B. Brown, A. Burlincome, 0. Burket. C. Byron, M. Corbroy, S. Carter, K. Cosh, R. Cov , T. Chopman, C. Chose, J. Chose, M. Chenoweth, W. Chrislophersen, B.Coffey, C. Clark, C. Cohen, R. Cloyton, C. Colemon, $. Cordoron, P. Clements, J. Conn, W. Cobb, N. Coop, B. Corey, R. Cornell, K. Cote, S. Cotter, T. Cowen, E. Craig, J. Cronkshaw, P. Cunningham. A. Davidson, A. Deane, D. Crowford, J. Curtis, P. Davidson, P. Dehlinger, D. Cress, V. Dallons, B. Dovis, E. • Haye, M Critchfield, C. Daniels, C. Dovts, H. Dennison, B. Cuevos, S. Daniels. D. Dovis, R. Detlefsen, 8. De Winter, W. Doerner, B. Drexler, B. Dicus, M. Doss, R. Drinkwine, R. Dills, N. Dover, J. Drummond-, 8. Ditmore, J. Droheim, D. Du Ree, 8. Dodd, H. Dreye, H. Dyer, J. Edeler Edmor Edwar Edwar Edwar Page 52 Edwards, M. Eimon, P. Elliott, L. Elofson, J. Emmich, C Endres, R. Engleman, B Erbs. G. Erickson, B. Erickson, C. Etienne, D. Evans, F Evanson, N. Evison, B. Cwens,. G. Ewing, D, Fous, R. Foust, J. Fisher, J. Feder, D. Fielc Fisher, M. Fernold, I. Finki Flonagon, J. Ficklin, $. Fish, noy, A. Fox, 0. French, C. Gornigo, C. iom, B Ford. D. Focci, 0. Gorvey, D. •r, R. Frondson, S. Focci, M. Gotrell, S. sf, S. Fredricks, R. Fulmer, R. Gauthier, D. jter, E. Freeman, R. Gorcio, J. Gewchr. G. Geyjer, L. Goin, D. Gibson, B. Goldstein, H. Glossmon, J. Gontoles, 8. Glotz, J. Gonzales, C. Goddprd, I. Gonzales, R. Goodole. J. Greenberg, l. Greminger, N. Gough, J. Greene, j. Grider. V. Granville, f Greer, M. Grinnon, S. Groves, G. Gregory, B. Guerrero, G. Gray, J. Gregory, P. Guisinger, B. M. Hornby, B. Tion, D. Hampton, B. erson, J. Honich, S. Honk, J. Honsen, 0. Honsen, M. Harrington, I. Harrington, T. Horris, G. Hartkopf, T. Hosora, B. Hotchett, G. Hatlield, M Hotton, K. Howks, 0. Heoron, S. Hebert, 0. Heiller, D. Heiller, I. Heisner, M, Heizer, M. Henden, B. Henderson, D. Henderson, P. Hendrix, R. Hendrix, T. Hennessy, S. Hennies, D. Herbert, D. Herrington, P. Herron, W. Hester, T. Hill, A. Hodges, M. Hoelzel, K. Holm, M. Holmes, 0. Holston, R. Holt, B. Holt, N. Honse, M. Hooker, E. Hoover, J. Horne, E. Horton, J. Hoskins, C. Howorth, H. Hudspeth. S. Hughes, J. Hulko, 0. Hwltin, P. Hummel, L. Hunter, J. Hurlberl, B. Hyde, B. lehl, R. Ingram, P. Irvine, B. James, T. Jansmo, S. Jenkins, P. Jewell, J. Jockisch, J. Johnson, C. Johnson, D. Johnson, J. Johnson, W. Jolly. C. Jones, B. Jones, B. Jones, M. Joseph, P. Kontor, M Kornozes, S Korst, R. Kosser, J. Kovanough, Kovonough, Keenan, M. Kcrnek, J. Keesfer, B. K.ener, P. Kelly, 0. Kilgore. R. King. N. Klcmroth, J. Knotts, B. Knuth, O. Koch, J. Koehler, P. Kohn. R. Komick, M. Konn, J. Kovoch, E. Kunde. P. Kroppmon, J. Kuronmugh, M. Kremer, B. Locquement. G loird. C. lake, M. londreth, I. Lappen, P. Lorsen, R. lorson. B to Vcou, M. Lee, K. ten Hart. J. Levinson, J. Linfieh lewis, J. Ling, I Linde, G. Linton . Y, Logon. 0. Luetke, J. Lusby, G. Moilloux, J. Marjh, P. 1. D. longjtreclh, L. lumley, M. Mackie, S. Major, J. Mortenj, A. 1. F. Loveloce, J. lunceford, J. Maclnnes, S. Malais, E, Marlin, D. i. 0. Lucrezi, K. lundberg, D. MacKenzie, 8. Mango� E. Marlin, N. i. J. luengen,G. Lunjford, A. Maclean, M. Mann, R. Martinez, A. Meson, J. Motthews, T. Movilo, 0. Moyfield, G. McCormack, M. McCormick, P McElderry, P. McFoll, J. McFerson, K. McQuaid, D. Meade, C. Miller, R. Meierj, M. Minch, C. Memmer, W. Miner, D. Merrill, W. Minx. J. Miller, B. Mijener, B. Mitchell, D. Moe, S. Mondt, D. Monroe, K. Monroe, R. Monteith, G. Morgan, B. Morgon, C. Morgan, C. Morrissey, J •ocher, H. , M. garro, S. Morphy, C. Napoli, B. Murry, J. Noy, D. Myers, F. Nelson, P. Neuman, J. Norton, J. Oberi, C. Oldhom, T. Nitzen, C. Obermeyer, J. O Connor, M. O'Neill, L. Norby, J. Oberst, M. Ogden, 8. Osborn, J. Oitronder, V. Owenj, L. E. Oxley, F. Palmer, M. Palmer, R. Palmquijt, G. Page 55 Porelskin, C Priest, D. Roll . S. Pfovio, W. Romuz. C. Pryor, G. Royor, J. Quonstrom, I. Read, J. Recce, S. Pfeiffer, S. Pflug, J. Pierce, S. Plies, N. Powell, J. Rose, 0. Rose, J. Rosen, D Ross, J. Rowan, T. Riff , I. Riff , I. Rios, G. Robbins, T. Robertson, J. Robertson, M. Rocmisch, N. Rogan, J. Rogers, P. Rohner, W Reifschmeider, J. Rentrios, H. Rhoades, S. Richards, G Riding, M. Roftory, M. Salcedo, B. Schuricht, Page 56 Scofield; B. Seffens, S. Scott, J. Seibert, A. Scorel, B. Sellers, S. Shond, R. Shcorin, S. Shell, W. Shepherd, J. Sherman, V. Shinoglc, F. Shoup, D. Shoup,M. Shrader, R. Shrock, S. Shrum, C. Shults. T. Shultz, B. Shumwoy, J. Siadel, P. Siemons, R. Skocili Silkey, W. Slovin, Sims, L,, Slocum Smoll, D. Smith, M. Spark , E. Stanttl, B. Stephenson, S. Streifel, D. Swonson, G. Teeple, D. Thompson, K. Small, D. Smith, M. Spearmon, J. Stotley, D. Sterling, P. Stott, T. Sykes. V. Tennis, Y. Thointon, B. Smith, B. Smith, N. Spears, W. Steinbeck, B. Stevenson, J. Striebich, J. Tote. C. ' Terry, H. Tiberio, 0. Smith, D. Smith. N. Spre.tzer, S. Steinmon, S. Stevenson, M. Sutton, B. Toylor, C. Tesarek, J. Tilt, S. Smith, G. Smoot, L. Stoblein, M. Stephenson, K. St. John, J. Swanburg, R. Toyne, E. Thomas, B. Tiner, R. , J. Torkells, P. inson, R. Torrins, M. Vondegrift, N, Vosquez, L. Velec, R. Vido, H. Voges, V. Vloch, J. Volkens, J. Vloch, J. Voss, E. Vollodores, R. Vonderveer, C. Von Wogoner, I. This emblem, Little Joe, was drawn by Wanda Powell. It's colors arc navy and white and it will be the official emblem for the class of 53. Welliver, R. Well , D. Westmon, P. Werner, P. Wharton, H. Wheeler, C. Wickham, J. Williomj, R. Wilkinson, J. Winfrey, W. Whisenand, P Wight, G. Williams, V. Wilson, 0. Winje, S. Whitely, S. Wikhalm, I. Williamson, B. Wilson, G. Winne, 0. Whitely, G. Wilkison, A. Wilson. E. Winchel, J. Woellmer, J. Whitmore, 0. Williams, M. Wilson, M. Windson, P. Wolverton, $. Wooden, B. Yost, Worthington, E. Youn Wright, J. Zand Wyneken, B. Zeislc Yasuda,G. Ziegli can era shy Alegre, S. Allen, J. Aotrcy, B. Bonnister, J. Bontoo, W. Borrott, M. Bates, R. Calderwood, J. Clark, J. Cutbirth, C. Oeming, R. Dennison, J. Dillon, J. Economokos, P. Ewing, C. Hones, R. Harper, R. Hill, A. Holts, V. Honsc, M. Jones, T. Kcnnard, R. Lipper, R. McNulty, M. Morris, B. Mosbocher, R. Nelson, B. Nichols, M. Owens, R. Scovel, B. Stock, K. Timko, A. Williams, I. Yunek, D. Page 58 m MiP-Ji-r, y P A-f JUNIOR PROM At last came one of your biggest moments of your Junior Year, March 28th. Your Junior Prom, 'Neptune Fantasy. You selected Carol Johnson as queen of the ball. You danced to Bill Oaks Band. Carol Johnson's court included Peggy Marsh, Melisse Shoup, Diane Lundberg, Sherry Winje, Sharon. Page 59 MR. CHARLES LEWIN Sophomore Counselor Second Semetter Clo Officer Pre idenf-Eddie Corey VicePreiidenf-Deno Smith $ecretory-Treo urer-Solly Genet Firjf Semejter Clo t Officer Pre ident-Roy Bentteod Vice-President—Jocque Edrington Secretory-Treo orer-loui e Minch MR. LEONARD MURDY Sophomore Advisor MRS. JEAN LUCAS Sophomore Advitor Page 61 Ackley, B. Anders, N. Ackley, S. Anderson, C. Allred, M. Amite, m. Anders, J. Appleton, F. Arp, J. Ashby, 8. Attwood, F Avery, 0. Backus, J. Baggio, E. Bailey, E. Baird, D. 8olion, J. Baldwin, B, Boll. L. Bollard, R. 8crham, R. Baxter, 8. Bennett, F. Billing Barker, N. Beam, E. Bemteod, R. Billing Barlor, S. Beck, V. Bergfelder, W. Bishop Barnett, 0. Benedict, C. Beuchel, 0. Bjornb Blank, B. Bonoddio, R. Bretts, H. Brown, C. Bubbs, C. Butler, S. Comeron, A. Caskey, R, Chick. C. .Clark, R. Collins, B. Conns Bleck, E. Book, J. Breyer. J. Brown, 0. Burlord, J. Butler, S. Complin, M. Costeel, J. Chumley, K. Cochrane. J. Col|ins j. Conm Bodey. R. Borough, S. Briggs. 8. Brown, F. Burningham, G. Cain, D. Carboni, R. Cotes, R. Citek, D. Collins, B. Collins, N. Copcl Boelmer, G. Braddock, B. Brod, B. Brown, G. Burton, T. Cake. J. Corey, E. Covish, J. Clare, D. Collins, B. Conkling. L. Corb •«, Y. Creoson, $. ndt, S. Cruickshonk, E. •on, F. Crump, J. ►n, J. Curtis, B. Curfij, H. Degenfelder, E. Curtis, H. De Hoog, M. Dohlkoetter, 0.Dennis, P. Deck, M. Dew, J. Dickinson, L. Donolo, A. Donelson, D. Dugas, G. Dundos, 8. Duree, E. Dye, G. Edrington, J. Ehrlich, S. Eismon, R. Elioson, S. Forms, J. Fischer, M. Fischer, S. Fischer, V. Fish, C. Fish, J. Fish, J. Fish, M. Fisler, I. Fitrner, J. Foley, B. Forney, R. Fortson, B. Frank, B. Friont, N. Frost, C. Frugoli, M Fullmer, D. Genet, S. George, D. George, J. , K. I, G. . D. e, G. Gillis, P. Graf, P. Greenhow, Glore, S. Grainger, H. Griffin, C. Goldsb'ough. R.Groy, D. Griffin, R. Grobow, D. Grayson, F. Grillo, J. D. Hack, R. Holi, B. Homilton, K. Hommersmith, $. Hansen, M. Hormon, J. Harris, S. Horris, W. Harrison, P. Harrison, E. Horry, C. Hart, C. Hart, G. Hart, N. Hossen, A. Hayden, C Hoyden, S. Hoy.thornevyhite, D. Heidrink, M. Heiden, D. Page 63 Hennessy, C. Higgens, B. Herrmonn, T. Hightower, M. Hickling, R. Hindman, J. Hicks, R. Hoffmon, I. Hoplond, J. Hoss, O. Howord, R. Hyles, G. Hopkins, J. Householder, M. Huff, C. Ireton, K. Hopkins, R. Houser, G. Humphery, J. Ives, C. Horne. N. Houser, N. Hyde, E. Jackson. B. Jockson, J. Johnson, B. Jacobs, C. Johnson, H. Jocobs, 0. Johnson, J. Jeppesen. W, Johnson, D. Jones, B. Jones, C. Jones, G. Jones, G. Jones, I. Jordon, J. Jordon, K. Jordan, N. Junkers, C. Jurgenden, R. Kornow, C. Kilgore, 0. Kirkendou, M. Kloop, B. Kittkson, I. Koop, A. Klien, B. Krech, R. Klien, J. loFromnoise, Lambert, J. lorkman, J. Land, I. Larson, B. Landsman, P. lorson, M. Loosing, F. louqhlin. J Lawyer, B. Lee, R. Lawyer, C. Leonard, R. Loycock, 0. Lewondowski, leach. R. Lindquist, C. Listerud, D. longdin, G. Listerud, M. Lopez, J. R. Little, R. Lord, F. Lockwood, B. Moclnnes, W. McMillan, K. Manly, I. Mowwing, C. Morcum, J. 8. Mossey, W. McClain, 8. E Matson, M. McClory, D. tz. L. Mottox, 8. McCormack, 8. SZ, S. Mou, 1. McFarlin, H. McKay. 8. Mclur . N. McGlade, M. McMeen. 0. MtGough, L. McVey, V. McGrew, J. Meyer, M. Miller, K. Mosley, R. Monk, I. Mungrarro, J. Montgomery, T. Munsen, P. Montieth, N. Myers, F. Needham, J. Nelson, J. Nelson, M. Nethercott, J. Nettleton, J Nolan, M. Norman, 0. Norton, R. :, R. Ouellette, I. Ponnell, N. Porker, J. Poyne, W. Pence, 8. Pettis, J. Prosse, 8. Redmon, N. n, A. Owens, G. Poqette, S. Parrott, 8. Peorce, M. Peroni, E. Phosley, i. Prewitt, M. Redmon, R. . K. Ownby, M. Paris, N. Patterson, C. Peck, P. Peterson, 8. Plont, M. Purdy, E. Rees, C. ord, M. Page,G. Porker, E. Potton, P. Peloquin, J. Pefter, 0. Polk, P. Quon, 8. Rehner, M. Rcinke, P. Repp, F. Rice, R. Rinemon, C. Roach, 0. Roone, V. Roiscrts, E. Robinson, F. Robinson, R Rohner, M. Rowley, R. Rucker, M. Russell, C. Sanders, T. Schmid. J. Schultz, F. Sheets, J. Sidcbotham, D. Slomo, C. Smith, D. Somoniego, A. Sotterlee, Y. Schmitz, E. Scofield, V. Shelp, P. Siemienski, B. Slaton, B. Smith, D. Sondol, C. Scollorns, S. Schouweiler, M. Scott, T. Shepherd, R. Silver, B. Sloven, W. Smith, J. Sonberg, K. Schaper, L. Schroeder, M. Sellers, D. Shomber, N. Skebe, R. Sloan, J. Smith, K. Smithson, T. Snow, M. Snyder, . Soldono, J. SolliwitZ, C. Spondri, W. Spreifzer, N. Stephen� , T. Steere, S. Stefllre, S. Stenning, M Stcrr, J. Stevenj, A. Stimbert, Y. Sfiritz, H. Stoll, P. Stolle, J. Storms, S. Stoufier, W Strouss. E. Strohmoicr, L. Struhs, E. Sturgill, P. Tote, M, Teller, S. Terry, E. Thomos. D. Thompson, J. Thomson, 8. Thydcn, A. Todd, I. Todd, M. Toruick, B. Tomlinson, H. Tracy, L. TrofFord, D. Troywick, K. Villepigue. T. Walker, N. Wotsc Tucker, S. Vincent, 0. Walton, L. Wcbe Udov, J. Volk, 0. Wornell, M. Weikc Veofch, D. Wohl, J. Worwick, J. Weikc lol. J. Wetter, R. :h. S. White, D. ington, M. White, N. dlond, P. White, R. Wilde, M. W.llioms, J. Wiley, B. Willingham, J. Williomt, B. Willis, G. Williams, F. Wilson, S. Wilson,'G. Yotes, B. Wize, 0. Young, L. Wolfrum. P. Young, M. Woods, B. Ziegler, 0 —K JLy' as Page 67 TALENT ASSEMBLY-When the SKATING PARTY — Feb. 16, the Sophomores held on inner-class skating party at Skateland. Class participa- tion was good, and another successful event was added HALLOWEEN DANCE-The Boll and Chain Dance given by the Sopho- more Class Oct. 30, in honor of Hal- loween, was staged in the Boys Gym, all stocking-footed dancers fully en- joyed this noon time activity. Freshman class challenged their year older rivals in a tolent con- test it ended in a defeat for the Frosh. to the class's credit. Page 68 Sn p shots Page 69 MRS. VIRGINIA PEDERSON Frtihmon Advisor OLIVER MESSINGER Fr� thman Advitor First Semester Closs Officers President—Wo I ly Newberry Vicc-President-Norryn Jones Secretory-Treosurcr-Donno Johnson Second Semester Clots Officers President-Dove Baldwin Vice-President-Gerri Lappen Secretory-Treosurer-Shoron Leiken MRS. MILDRED MUNRO Freihmon Counselor Alexander, R. Angel, R. Austin, M. Bailey. I. Barken, T. Belyea, K. Bernard, C- Blek, G. Amen, B. Atherton, G. Bochelleri. B. Baker, G. Beonesdorfer, C. Benjteod. N. Beotty, W. Boice. B. Anderjon, R. Atkins, J. Baggio. R- Baldwin, 0. Bell, C. Bertagna, W. Bishop, G. 8oss, K. Boyer, A. Brodford, S. Brecse, E. wer, R. Brown, B. dges, G. Brown, T. ■ck, M. Buckelew. oks, L. Bunzey. L. iwn, C. 8urnes, J. Borford, C. Bushnell. S. Coviness. A. Collins, 0. Coughlin, M. Daggett, I. Burgett. W. Coley, D. -Church, R. Conners, J. Covington, R. Doggett, M. Burns. E. Colhoon, J. Clark, E. Corbell, N. Cramlet. J. Doughton, E. Burtf. T. Calloway. V. Clork, M. Corbly, M. ’ Oowford. B. Dovis, K. Bushnell, C. Coshon, M. Collins, I. Cosby, I. Crow, N. Deeds. 8. Dcgcnfelder, P. DeGerolami, J. Drinkword, B. Eosley, R. Dehlinger, B. Dodson. J. Dumond, D. Ebner, F. Dennis, N. Donato, A. Dunbor, R. Eckerle. H. DcNunizio. H. Donovon, S. Duncan, Y. Eddington. B. DcRotcar, R. Donsiglio, F. Dunn, G. Eddington, D. Ely, 0. Ettinghousen, J. Engle. R. Evom, D. Erickson, to. Fohlmon. P. Foilor, F. Folcincllo, J. Feldi, R. Fero, A. Filer, S. Fmwoll, G. Fogue, T. Foley, R. Forbes, G. Fossum. 0. Fowler, P. Foy, C. Gwin, R. Golordi, M. Goljing, J. Gardiner, L Gelderl, S. Gilbert, J. Gipson, K. Goodrich, 0. Grefrath, J. Griffith, Glotz, G. Gould, J. Gregory, P. Griffith, Gloudemon, E. Grainger, A. Gregory, E. Gregoir Gudmundsen, R. Hohn, I. .Hall, M. Horrijon, 0. Hickman, 0. Holmei, B. Hobecker, R. Hale, J. Hammon, I. Horper, A. High, K. Honco, I. Haberjtich, C. Holi, D. Haneline, C. Hartley, J. Hinej, P. Honeycutt. C. Haenggi, E. Hall, E. Honien, 8. Heiller, F. Hite, J. Honeywell, B. Hoenggi, I. Hall. E. Hormon, B. Hellwitz, M. Hodge, D. Home, V. Horn, N. Hoss. 8. Howard, H. Hron, J. Hubbard, P. Hucth, R. Hueth, R. Huertha, D. Huey, B. Huffine, D. Huffman,► Hultin, R. Humphrey, Hyle� , G. Ireton, R. Page 72 vin, T. Jomes, B. Jeppesen, M. Johnson, E. Jones, 8. Jones, W. Kosper, M. Keoch, K. Kerby, J. cobs, S. Jomej, J. Johansen, E. Johnson, P. Jones, N. Justice, J. Kasser, J. Keendn, E. Kirkendohl, 8. icobscn, O Jensen, 1. Johnson, D. Johnsfon. B Jones, S. Kelsey, M. Kaupp, S. Kerbs, B. Knotts, D. rcnko, B. Loppen, G. Leiken, S. Lockett, C. Lynch, G. Mondlin, S. Martin, S. Moyer, S. McDonold, M. Mencgozzi, D. Miller, D. Moot, G. eulz. K. Lorson, J. Lett� , Y. Logsdon, $. Mack, J. Marks, J. Martino, N. Mozzocco, B. McKinney, 0. Mcnier, J. Miller, S. Mohr, J. ug, J. Loudcrbock, M. Libby, M Lorenson, K. Mock, M. Marsh, B. Mathews, J. McClure, P. McMohon, $. Mctsgcr, J. Miller, T. Molindcr, C. hi. R. Lozrus, M. Lind, J. Lorenze, L. MacOuorne, P Marten, G. Mattix, J. McCracken, J. McFerson. 0. Milbcc. $. Mills, R. Mondt, R. mb, R. Ledyord, G. Lloyd, G. Lowe, J. Moison, $. Martin, J. Mantr, G McCutchen, C. Melton, J. Miles, S. Miner, F. . Moore, S. Motier, J. Murphy, P. Murroy, J. Myers, D. Myrcn, J. Nelson, J. Newberry, W. Nicholson, D. Nix� , P. Nordstrom. J. Olivoo, H. Nu er, B. Oljgord, S. O Conner. B. Qrsine, R. Otones, D. Oi� o. W. Pockord, J. Pouley. R. Pettibone. J. Pickord. R. Procter. J. Putnom, R. Romjey, Peters, M. Pfendler, M. Pinces, E. Probosco, P. Oueyrel, G. Roybon, Peterson, N. Phillips, J. Pricket� , P. Prouty. M. Romoy, B. Reber, 0. Redling, W. Roderick. I. Remig, B. Rodman, W. Rcnken, S. Rodr.quez, A. Reynolds. E. Rogers, j. Robertson, J. Roetter. 0. Rosenbergcr, P. Ryttcroger. B. Schonder, J. Show, M. Skoff. B. Smi,h. ■ Spork, Roush, S. Sandberg, M. Schwillo, V. Shelton, R. Smotlik. T. Smi,h. S. Spindl Runyon, B. Sander, C. Sebits, D. Simmons, J. Smith. C. Smow- p Spenci Runyon, B. Sanford, $. Sclhoy, D. Simpson, G Smith, 0. Solando. F. Sprog Rutter, E. Schlichtcr, V. Shoffer, M. Sims, G. Smith. D. So! o. J- Sprink Page 74 Sprinkle, J. Stien, I. Stahl, M. Steinbeck, B. Stbiger, B. Stribling, 8. Stotts. G. Stotts. J. Solid, A. Sossmon, S. Tocketl, C. Tcichert, 8. Thurber, G. Truth, 0. Uffclmon, G. Stonley, B. Taylor, 0. Terry, H. Thydon, N. Troth, W. Unfried, D. St. John, M. Toylor, P. Thompson, M. Torkclls, W. Tuttcrrow, T. Uren, S. n Hoy, 0. Vierling. C. n Pelt, E. Voss, S. n Wig, S. Wolkcr. C. Icr, J. Woln, 8. nemon C. Woljh, P. Wordy, R. Worn, D. Webb, J. Weber, S. Wcishoor. J. Wclty. D. Werry, R. Weil, 0. Westermon, M. White, H. White, H. White. R. Wilkinson, P. Willioms, B. Williams J. Wills, M. Wilson, C. Wilson, D. Wilson, L. Wilson, T. Wise, 0. Wolfrum, R. Wood, H. Woodhom. S. Woodfm, D. Woolwine. B. Yce, R. Yeomon, 0. Yeomon, 0. Young, B. Zehntner, R. Zeller, R. Zillgitt. 0. Zmino, H. CAMERA SHY Apker, J. Goldberg, B. Borncs, J. Bortleet, R. Blackford, W. Bronk, D. Chose, J. Clark, R. Eorly, F. Emery, J. Enslow, 0. Harrison, N. Hort. V. Hedrick, 8. Hicks, J. Mantle, K. Morlin, I. McDermott, M. McDonough, D. Melton, M. Melton, J. Miller, R. Miller, J. Page 75 FRESHMAN PICNIC The picnic this year was a terrific success as all the freshmen gayly attended their first and only activity of the year in the Centinelo Park on May 2. The activities featured were baseball games, be- tween both the boys and girls; tennis gomes; and best of all, everyone just loafed and ate. d ?6 Page 80 c iu£s To get along with others in play as well as in work is the most important factor that we gain from our clubs. There is the experience of leadership for the officers as well as friendship for the members. Inglewood has a variety of clubs for the interest of everyone. d a aces School dances have always been the most popular of all th school activities. There are sport dances after games and annual class dances. Certainly the summit of any Junior or Senior is their prom. This year Inglewood has had a most interesting variety in assemblies. Some of the most unusual and interesting ones have been those in which our own students have participated. The weekly assembly is a delight to everyone on campus. Page 81 orc estr Violins—D. Whitener, M. Heiser, A. Hill, P. Torkells, V. Roane, E. Beam, N. Redmon, I. Colorossi, E. Boiley, D. Smith, D. Hickman, P. Rosenberger, J. Myren. Violo-C. Rutter, R. Frederick� , J. Justice. Violoncello-J. Barron, $. Schaupp, M. Coffey, T. Rizzo, B. Hickman, $. Ficklin, E. Blek, B. Chris- topherscn, V. Sykes, W. Winfrey. Double Boss-J. Bates, E. Pauley, F. Lydon, W. Provin, M. Peters, T. Sandres, K. Hoff- man, I. Mou. Flute-G. Boelzner. Oboe-R. Frank. Bossoon- J. Morrissey, floss C orinef-P. Reinke. dorinett-J. laakman, D. Grencik, J. Gough. French Horn-K. Olson, A. Cameron, R. O'Conner, W. OeWinter. Trumpets-H. Hicks, A. Cunning- horn, M. Billings, R. Redmon. Trombones-S. Pierce, J. Johnson. Tubo-G. Calkins. Pcrcussions-K .Smith, J. Winchel. Tymponi- N. Smith. Piono-R. Billings. Orgon-R. Unfried. Alio Clorinet- 8. Weikol. Our Orchestra has presented many fine programs this year. These programs are not only for our enjoyment but they have also played for many civic affairs. They received a first division in sight reading at the Southern California Music Festival in Santa Monica. We are duly proud of them. Manager ROBERT BILLINGS Page 82 j Flutti-M. Wolloce, L. Hummel. Oboe-P. Kunde. Bonoom- G. Willi,, N. Spreitrer. fb Clorinet-M. MocLeon. 8b Clorinet) -B. Nopoli. G. Guerrero, C. Phillip,, S. Faulkner, C. Heneuy, J. Edmorlt, E. Peroni, J. Horlon, J. Hewirt. G. 8i� hop, 0. Grenok, M. Wolermon, W. Weikol. R. Hock, P. Munion, N. Denni,. Alto Clarineti-$. Shrock, K. Montle. Bo„ Oorintlt- G. Blek, V. Honse. Alto $oxophon ,-T. Corringfon, R. 8 ood- dus, W. Herron, S. Greer. Ttnor Soxophones-J. Norby, B. Romsey. Bonione Soxophont-R. l«och. 80,1 Soxophone-R Frank. Corners ond FrumpefJ-R. Unfried. R. Guerrero, W. De- Wmter, M. Yownick, R. Freeman, M. Billing,, J. Melton, L. Schoper, J. Petri,, M. Corbly. French Worn,-G. Hort, R. DeFoseor, H. Stiritz. Frombonet-S. Pierce, M. William,. J. Flanagan, R. Alexander, R. Swonberg, J. Webb, J. Johnson. MeHophones-C. Bernord, E. Holi, M. Hall, B. Parish. Bonlonei -C. Clark, C. Jackion, E. Terry. 88b 8o$tei-G. Calkins, A. Cameron, B. Errickion. Drum,-D. Priest, K. Smith, C. Kornow, C. Molinder. Tymponi-L. Sander,. MR. H. METCALF Director RICHARD UNFRIED Stud� )I Director The Band plays for football games, basketball games, rallies, assemblies, community programs, P. T.A. meetings, and they march in parades. They gave a wonderful concert in the fall that everyone enjoyed. Our Band is not only a pep band but also one of the finest and largest concert bands in Southern California as was proved when they received a first division not only in sight reading but in concert playing at the Southern California Music Festival. Page 83 Director MR. WEATHERLY Our Dance Band has presented many enjoyable assemblies for not only Ingle- wood but for an exchange assembly for Leuzinger. The music they play is the popular type. They play this, not only for our enjoyment, but for theirs also. Page 84 lion I: R. Wolgren, D. Knolls, C. Junkers, D. Trofford, P. Ingram, R. Wol firm. Ron 2: J. Ross, 0. Avery, N. Paris, V. Schw Mo, A. Murray (instruitor). The members of this organization have fun and gain experience by entertaining at assemblies, television shows, service club luncheons, P.-T.A., and various occasions. This is useful experience for MR. A. MURRAY Director Page 85 the future. This year A Cappella has presented many fine programs for the school and community. We heard them sing at the Inglewood Christmas Parade, Christmas assembly. Community Christ- mas Program, Pamona County Fair, P.-T.A. MR. WEATHERLY Director Row 1: A. Nanney, P. Richords, M. Wilkinson, L. McCough, R. Spcnccf, J. Mottor, G. Gicking, K. Monroe, B. Utley, R. Barham, A. Bagous, A. Flournoy, J. Laughlin. Row 2: P. Harvey. D. Ford, N. Collins, D. lundberg, A. Beekly, C. French, C. Wendlond, 8. Bonier, H. McClure, B. Billmgs, B. Kremer, P. Me Meta, $. Wo verion, S. Walton. Row J: L. Femold, C. CrilchBeld, L. Carrier, A. Seibert D. Heiden, G. Bridges, M. Kirkendoll, W. Paine, G Smith, F. Lydon, 0. Walton, G. Hoofer, P. Wood Row 4: K. Grant, C. Burket, C. Johnson, K. Welling ton, R. Fulmer, 8. Autrey, B. Scoville, B. Kennord G. Lmde, D. Burlingame, R. Langwell, D. Hurlbert J. Koch, 8. Hatzard, C. Erickson. meetings, and at the Teacher's Banquet. They are often called on for their enjoyable enter- MRS. DANIELS Accompanist tainment. It is with great regret that Mrs. Spurgin has been unable to direct the Choir this second semester due to illness in her family. Mr. Weatherly has done a fine job taking over on such short notice. R. GIRLS GLEE Row 1: J. Crawford, 8. Drexler, P. Richards, S. Brinkman, M. Seeboch, A. Somoniega, ft. Kuhi, 8. Yofvs, J. Mcllrovy. Row 2: D. Rose, C. Ackley, K. Hailon, E. Schuricht, S. Willingham, D. Smith, J. Atherton, $. Brest, J. Smith, N. McLure, A. Bagaus, V. Sherman. Row 3: B. Foitson, S. Jenkins, P. Rogers, N. Greminger, C. Morgan, F. Shinogle, C. Manning, G. Monteith, E. Collins, J. Mason, M. Stevenson, J. Fish, 0. Miner, S. Rich. We have enjoyed the programs put on by the Girls Glee. They added a lot of color to our Christmas assembly. The girls start in Jr. Glee and work up to Sr. Girls Glee. Row 1: J. Packard, l. Hammon, P. Toylor, E. Burnt, E. Arringdole. R. Werrey, D. Ely, S. McMahon, A. Hicks, P. Probosco, D. Roach. Row 2: N. Corboll, 0. West, J. Justice. B. Gonzales, J. Schonder, M. De'.ohoye, T. Irvine, 8. Reinig, K. High, Y. Letts, P. McClure, d. Entiow. JR. GIRLS GLEE Row 3: M. Stahl, P. Pogge, C. Fish, J. Udov, M. Young, J. Hoflond, D. Edwards, M. Smith, I. Hahn, D. Davidson, J. Murray, L. Gardiner. SjficX ccou cXJ Ron- 1: B. Lindsey, 0. Logan, S. Sellers, Mrs. Neilo, J. Solomon, E. Granville, J. Borough. Ron- 2: B. Billings, D. Price, B. Brooks. This council has representatives from all campus clubs. Their main purpose is to achieve better harmony be- tween the clubs, the students and the faculty. They, also, are striving for more participation in clubs and their activities. Page 88 Officers: Presidents, Kay Lindfield, David Price; Vice- Presidents, Shirley Sellers, Janie Cochrane; Secretary, Elizabeth Granville. Row J: Mr. Olson, G. Jinwoll, J. DiGerolomi, K. Keach, 8. Williams, R. Engle, D. Ramsey, J. Wildrel, L. Rifle, Mr. Schotilond. Row 2: D. Knotts, D. Roetter, G. Richords, 8. Kirby, J. Conners, D. Leonard, J. Rogon. Row 3:. Mr. Peters, H. Hehnke, W. Merritt, G. Wilson, M. Jensen, 0. W 5c, E. Eosley. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB OF THE MONTH A recognition and award is given monthly to the highest rated students for Cooperation, Work, Development, Accuracy, Initiative, Scholarship and Improvement in Industrial Arts. It is hoped that this organization will aid students in developing socially and educationally. Row 1: Mr. Miller, R. Cater. J. Wordy. E. Buyon, 8. Quon, B. Bnggt, G. Hyles, R. Obomeyer. Row 2: H. Siegel, f. Ebner, L. Edwords. 0. Drew. C. Hort, I. Stiriu, G. Greene, D. George, L. Cord. Row 3: S. Smith. 0. Deone. D. Slocum. 0. King, D. Cole. FELLOWSHIP p°ge 90 CLUB Ron‘ 1: B. Smith, Barbara Hozzard, Treasurer,- Gloria Libby, Secy.,- Barbara Irvine, Vice-Pret.; Sidney Shearin, President; C. Clark. Row 2: S. Bueien, P. Schoenfeld, J. Doren, M. Komick, M. Rohner, E. Sparks, M. Londsman, E. Granville. Row 3: J. Schoenfeld, E. Wilton, S. Boss, D. Floyd, M. Delo Hoye, G. Swanson, Mrs. Pace. Row 4: R. Freeman, R. Delong, K. Mantle, M. Hellwitz, B. Collins, C. Jack, B. Woods. P. Wendlond, C. Ives, 8. Paul. Row 1: Bonnie Hansen, President; Pat Raybon, Vice-President; Velto Schwihlo, Secretary,- Norryn Jones, Treasurer.- Janet Myron, Song leader. Row 2: J. Cramlet, C. Brown, R. Jurgenton, H. White, M. Rohner, R. Gudmundsen, I. Smotlik, R. Hueth. M. Libby, M. Show. Row 3: Mist Chose, M. Austin, D. Reber, E. Pinces, C. Vierling. P. Hines, N. Crow, L. Bunzey, M. Daggett, S. Bushnell, V. Hort, P. Fohlmon. Row 4: I. Lorenzo, M. Hellwitz, R. DeLong, K. Mantle, W. Truth, M. Peters, J. Hren, G. Udelman. '°'� M 9 “ «“ � • 'Z SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Ron 1: 8. Siemiemki, V. Hon, S. Crtoson, J. Loughlin, $. Courtlondt, M. Corbe . R. Pow oy, P. Fohlmon Row 2: R. Gudmundsen, E. Pincai, 8. Homan; -J. Nahon. P. Nixi, C. Hannany, B. S ofon, J. Hlndmon, N. Crow, £. Bunzey, E. Peroni. Row p. Sro , 8. Yores, R. Coikey, J. Hon lay, G. Lynch. M. Austin, S. Sussmon, G. Willis, E. Beo m, M. Rohnar, M. Mots on, C. Jones, E. Blak.! Ron 4: 0. Boldwin, P. Wendlond, G. Udlamon, G. Bishop, A. Stevens, R. Beuchel, 0. Ziegler. N. Redmon, G. Boelzner, J. Cochrona, N. Friant, F. Myers. Ron 1: A SuOert, E. Finkal, J. lock®, S. Dole, M. Rochot, R. Borg, M. Homan, K. Every, R. Robachoud, G. Lusby, J. W ckhom, M. Zwieleh M. Zander, S. Schoupp. Ron 2: D. Lundborg, J. Moson, S. Shrocfc, J. Cochrane, S. Amis, J. Barron, E. Gronvile, J. Jockisch, B. Irvine, J. Ross, A. Bcekhy, M. Robertson. M. Kontor, M. Heisner Hon 3: R■ McCracken, M. Seebocb. 6. V i jon, M. Hcfhcringron, P. Torkells, J. Osborn, S R° h'' r 'hloS9' Frcnch, L. Hummel, D. Ceol. P. Udeoy. Ron’ 4: K. Vingor, M. Sonnleitner, D. Peorjon, 8. Lenz.D. Peterson, F. ionci, N. Burr, J Jonet'c pSW nt0ni’ Be l0nn1, Mlil 5ml,h' J- Worn r' P. Mokuh, S. Foukner, S. Rhoades'. S. Spreilzer. Ron 5: R. Unified, A. Mortem. E. W. son, P Bramwell r P i (, o ! $nowden, N. Roemisch, M. Atherton, J. Bunker, D. Logon, J. Horron, M.' Wallace, S. Herron. Ron 6: 8. Bridges, H Davit C P ry' c ’ D °'JnOX' 8 S'mpJon- G- Greone, Y. Krifcb, L. Ride, J. Peck, D. Rooon, J. St. John, H. B on n, D. Streilel, J. Gough, n. uovis, C. Chapman, E. Rubei, M. Umvold, L. Geyser, C. Gonzotes, L. R,de. dents to work hordcr sta. s. to Borboro Wd on. f M, McGill. Miss Smith. John Bunker. Advisor . Page SOPHOMORE Y TEENS Officers: Presidents, Deno, Smith, Carol Frost; Vice-Presidents, Rhebo Coikey, Elizabeth Blek; Secretaries, Sally Genet, Margaret Plant; Treasurers, Carol Frost, Rhebo Coskey; Advisor, Mrs. Ducy. Leaders, M. Sonnleitner, N. tohry. The Y Teen Club is a part of the Y.W.C.A. The Y.W.C.A. is a world-wide organization of women and girls of different na- tionalities, races, and creeds. The goals of this club are; to grow as a person, to grow in friend- ship with people of all races, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. FRESHMAN Y TEENS Officers: President, Norryn Jones; Vice Presidents, Horvene White, Eloinc Pinccs; Secretaries, Elaine Pinces, Bon- nie Hanson,- Treasurers, Sharon leiken, Ruth Gudmundsen. Row 1: J. Borough, C. Frost, S. Genet, D. Smith, J. Soldono. Row 2: C. Ackley, M. Bohner, B. Klopp, C. Jones, E. Peroni, 8. Klein, Mrs. Ducy. Row 3: S. Courf ondf, J. Dew, I. Mon, E. 8lek, J. Modill, J. Burlord, S. Bushnoll. Row J: 8. Honsen, H. White, E. Pinces, S. Leiken. Row 2: P. ftosenberger, R. Hueth, S. McMahon, R. Hueth, P. Fholmon, M. Libby. Row 3: R. Gudmundsen, V. Hod, T. Smallik, Mrs. Jones. Row I: Mr. Scholtlond, L. Benedict, P. McMeen, M. Rohner, B. Williams, S. Solomon, P. Allred. P. Wood, J. Rose Row 2: B. Lindsey, 8. Billings. B. Votes, S. Jones, V. Sofleld, C. Doglos, J. Falcinella, M. Kelsey, g Kremer, 8. Brooks Row 3: J. Borough, 0. Silver, M. Coughlin, P. Johnson, J. Loughlin, E. Pinces, R. Gudmundsen, p. Price. PEP COMMITTEE The aims of this committee are to raise the standards of school spirit. The committee plans ex- change rallies with other schools, is responsible for making posters for the games and for decorat- ing the field during the football season. It sponsors the song and yell leaders and forms a rooting section at the games. A « LITERARY CLUB G. Willis, R. Rowley, J. Burford, J. Elioson. J. Loughlin, N. Redmon (Handing), Mrs. Herbs!, P. McMeen, S. Courtlondt, M. Rohner. The Literary Club's main activity is the publication of Campus Life,” a magazine of original student writ- ings, twice a year. The club encour- ages interest in social and literary activities. Officers: President}, Phylis McMeen, Marilyn Motson; Vice-Presidents, Marilyn Matson, Marilyn Rohner; Secretory, Joan Elioson; Treasurers, Norman Redmon, Rheba Caskey. Row 1: M. Kontor, 8. Irvine, 8. Lem, D. Peterson, 8. Lindsey Row 2: J. Anderson, J. Warner, M. Croni, T. Heyer Rosy 3: P. DeMary, T. Villepigue, A. Levy, J. Ledbetter. QUILL AND SCROLL Journalists of Inglewood High School forget their pencils and typewriters weekly and join together for the Quill and Scroll meetings. This club is a chapter of The National Honorary Society for High School Journalists. Inglewood Quill and Scroll has com- pleted many projects aimed at im- proving journalistic standards and aiding the activities of the school in publicity. Officers: Presidents, Terry Heyer, 8arbara Irvine; Vice Presidents, 8orbara Irvine, Bob Lindsey; Secretaries, Jean Warner, Mickey Grant. masque and gavel This is a cultural club studying drama, music, and literature. The activities of this club have been an initiation, studying As You Like It, seeing a play at Pasadena Play- house, ushering for Cheaper by the Dozen,-' and having an annual ban- quet. Officers-. President, Frank Hansen; Vice-President, Margaret Zander; Secretaries, Glenda Holmes, Joan Bunker; Advisor, Mr. Lewin. Row 1: F. Honsen, M. Zander, A. Nanney, J. Dovers, G. Holmes. K. Kovonaugh, C. Doglos, B. Irvine. Row 2: G. Willson, J. Ross, 8. Williamson, J. Sargent, P. Schoenleld, J. Schoenfold, P. McElderry, J. Bunker, T. Chombers, D. Logan, S. Sellers. Row 1: Y. Duncan, J. Williomt, J. Jornet, C. Sandal. H. Grainger, H. Wharton, E. Peroni, L. Bunzey, S. McMohon, M Thompson, S. Leiken, P. Nixt, G. Willit. Row 2: 8. Klopp, S. Voss, L. Minch, C. Jonet, R. Jorgenson, M. Rohner, P. Sturgill, M. Todd, M. Keliey, 8. Honsen, D. Ford, M. Corfc , q Froit, G. Moat. Row i: S. Suumon, E. Brcetc, S. Genet, E. blek, L. Benedict. J. Hindmon, E. Pineet, 7. Scott, M. Kmick, 8. Morgon, J. Doven, E. Sparki, p Taylor, N. Crow, G. Murten. Ron: 4: J. Metzger, G. Bishop, 0. Worn, G. Blek, C. Hobcrstich, D. McFenon, J. Webb, J. Matter, B. Collini, J.'Wardy. L. Dickimon, 8. Jockson. LAS CHISPAS las Chispas is a club for students of first and second year Spanish. It lives up to its name, The Sparks, for it is a lively club. It is organized to arouse interest in the Spanish language as well as to have fun socially at meetings, parties, and banquets. Officers: Presidents, Bob Solly, Evelyn Peroni; Vice-Presidents, Horvey Wharton, Dick McFerson; Secretaries, Evelyn Peroni, Jonet Myren-. Advisor. Mrs. Waddinghom. LOS CONQUISTADORES Los Conquistadores is an advanced Spanish club for studer enrolled in Spanish III or IV. The purpose of this club is develop interest in our American neighbors to the South, at to increase the appreciation of Spanish culture on the part students studying Spanish. Officers.- Presidents, Peggy Wood, Christine Clements; Vice-Presidents, Jc| O Donnell, Phyllis Torkells; Secretaries, Christine Clements, Glono Frcn Treasurers, Gloria French, Donna Slocum,- Advisor. Mrs. Rice. Row 1: C. Clementi, J. O Donnell. G. French, P. Wood. Row 2: I. Riffc. L. Rifle, V. Pedigo, A. 8eekly. C. French, D. lundberg, D. Slocum P. Torkelli. S. Sellers. J Either, K Kovonongh. 8. Irvine. B Wilhomion, H. Troilo, L. Horemtien. Page 94 Row 1: T. Smoilik, T. Irvine. Ron 2: S. 801 her, P. Woddoups, M. Bold, J. O’Donnell. S. Schoupp. A. Nonney. 1. Bunker, M. Zonder, J. Schoenleld, M. Kantor. f{on. j; h. Goodrich, M. Plendler, 8. Siemienski, O. McEldeny, 0. Logon, 0. Ferguson, M. Robertson, C. Corlstrom, K. High, L. Horen stein, H. Fronson. JEUNESSE VICTORIEUSE SENATUS POPULUSQUE ROMANOS ne of the aims of this club is to promote better understanding France, their people, and their language. Their activities have ten an initiation, a Christmas party, an interesting program jd their annual banquet. 'icffjr President, Margaret Zander; Vice-President, Julio Schocnfcld; Secretory- losurcr, Joon Bunker. The Latin Club acquaints its members with Roman life and customs by holding slave auctions, elections, initiations, and installations annually. Their banquet is an outstanding event of the year in which they always produce very unusual entertainment. Officers: I Consuls, Robin McCrocken, Nancy Snowden,- II Consuls, Don Rosen, Beverly Bonks; Aediles, Noncy Snowden, Marilyn Secboch. Row 1: D. Rosen, P. Wendlond, R. McCrocken, P. McMecn, N. Snowden, 8. Bonks, M. Secboch, J. Loughlin. Ron 2: G. Lynch, V. Horf, J. Ross, S. Burberry, L. Fernold, G. Holmes, M. Sonnleitnor, R. Rowley. Row 3: M. Austin, M. Meyer, E. Schuricht, M. Nelson, B. Siemienski, J. Segreno, E. Hollinger, B. Woods, D. Smith Row 4: J. Emery, M. Athurton, S. Steere, P. McEldeny, E. Gronville. D. Lloyd, M. Peters. Row 5; R. Beuchel, R. Repp. F. Lydon, G. Broun, D. Corter, B. Frank, B. Hampton, 8. Toulette, G. Richards. Page 95 CHEMISTRY CLUB Row 1: D. Fulbrighl, 8. Kremer, 8. Irvine, D. Peterson, G. Greene. Row 2: H. Blonn, R. Weebe, 8. Holt, L. Sharpe, N. Holt, L. Greyser, W. Bridges, J. Gough, W. Rohner, Y. Krlteh, 8. Williams, J. Broshear, F. Skocilich, N. Snowden. Row 3: Mr. Elioson. The purpose of this club is to foster interest in chemistry both at school and in industry. It is the aim of this club to provide experiences which will be helpful to all members during high school and in later training. Officers: Presidents, Gory Greene, Dick Cole; Vice-Presidents, Bob Simpson, David Ful- bright; Secretorie� , Dorthy Peterson, Barboro Irvine; Treasurers, Nancy Snowden, 8ob Kremer. Row 1: T. Heyer, G. Cassoro, 8. Lindsey, W. Turnbull. R. Cruger, D. Coerberl, F. Myers, P. Dovidson. Row 2: Mr. Komroth, J. Johnson, G. Stephenson, R. Straehan, D. Dehlinger, P. Poxton, R. Albright, R. Graham, 8. Hasora, D. Price, J. Ledbetter, 8. Keester. INGLEWOOD IBEX For the first time in the history of Inglewood High School, a Christian Hi-Y club has become an on-campus group. Christian fellowship, both on and off the sports field, are the ac- complishments of the Inglewood Ibex. The first activity of the club was to initiate a campus clean-up drive. Officers: President, Warren Turnbull; Vice- President, Ron Cruger; Secretory-Treasurers, Gil Rodriguei, Jack Ledbetter. RIFLE CLUB The functions of the Rifle Club are to encourage rifle-participation, provide instruction, promote matches, and de- mand safety along with the fun. This large club is very active and has done a great deal to promote caution with guns. Officers-. President, Bill Bridges,- Vice-Presi- dent, Dick Gauthier; Se’cretory, Raymond Swanburg,- Treasurer, Don Carper; Advisor, Mr. Angcll. Page 96 Row J: D. Ashby, J. Ramsey, D. Ramsey, C. Kornow, Mr. Angeli, 8. Rice, P. Joseph. Row 2: J. Dugas, C. Jock, D. Gauthier, F. Lansing, T. Stephens, T. Smithson, 8. Prnsse. Row 3: R. Swanburg, 8. Bridges, D. Carper, D. Drew, 8. Lowler. Ron 1: Mr. Slotqry, 8. Evison, 0. VV«( j, 0. 8ruif, 8. Scoff, J. Grillo. STAGE CREW The Stage Crew designs, builds, and paints all the sets used for ploys, assemblies, and other productions in the auditorium. They have mode our assemblies much more enjoyable with their effective lighting. Much credit for the success of these things goes to Mr. Slatery. ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE The Admissions Committee has a big job. They are responsible for admissions to all student activities; such as football, basketball, plays, concerts, etc. This includes selling and taking of tickets and accounting for all sold. Ron 1: W. Ohcn, F. Robinson, G. Bemon, C. Chapman. 8. Williams, [. Goytcr, R. Weebe, C. JacF. Ron 2: I. Ballpwig. N. Eliaton, R. Angoll, I. Brosheor, M. Bland, L. Edwardi, R. Fox, J. Gough, G. Pvlphrey. GARY IRWIN Co-Art Editor Sophomore Editor SHIRLEY SHROCK Activities Editor KAY VINGER Co-Art Editor Girls Sports Editor MARGARET ZANDER Editor-m-Chiel MARY PATRICIA ZWEIFEl Administration Editor Student Government Editor DON GRENCIK Junior Editor YVONNE DUNCAN Freshman Editor MRS. PATRICIA BRENNER Advisor MR. FRANCES ROBINSON Page 99 Business Monoger THOSE NOT PHOTOGRAPHED TONNIE VIUEPIGUE Circulation Manager BARBARA lENZ Monoging Editor JEAN WARNER Society Editor LYNDA WIKHOIM Advertiting Monager JACK LEDBETTER Feature Editor MICKEY GRANT Newt Editor SID SHEARIN Photogropher DICK MARTIN Photographer MR. BILL KAMRATH Advisor b le$ Dromo ploy Poor Jim Boy� leogue Ajiembly House of Mogie presented by G. E. Rospbernes Modern Mu� it presented A Pon-Amencon Tour Sport� owords ossembly Page 103 SENIOR PROM JUNIOR PROM girls league Sweethearts in Silhouette Thit is the Inglewood High School Morching Bond which represents our school ond city in porodes or Long Bcoch ond Sonto Monico. This is the bond thot rnorchcs ot half lime during (ootbdll gomes. We oppreciotc this hord working bond. Our moiorettes this year hove been (pictured) Shirley Shrock ond Monici (not pictured) Shirley Coleman ond Ginger Whitley. a. i ? oret,; Page 106 C X- ZaJ e pi- y. ’ C -dLppC ' C■pzuCAs' Zr d-rX - t c _y £ - 3-XLSLj-ezsCi oU-s£ X? (Uaj COLO (yt xX; c ?Ls 7 y - y9 c -yLu - Uy y -zMf CJ 4LS C H StoUS Zo L X J - U- yy t oyty - ZpX J GpXXXj Jy O cypC - - -t , ' .?3Xs cy Z- XzpCJ. o (ybto ??oo (SJ) Page 7 70 Education is the basis of democracy; we have inherited the right to a free, public education. Our high school education can prepare us either for our vocation, our marriage, or for a college or university; these are the courses that one can take, but the most important thing a high school teaches one is character and responsibility. Here we have the leaders of Inglewood High School, both faculty and students. To the faculty we are proud of the knowledge that they have given us and to the students we are proud of the self-government that they have so successfully executed. Page 111 A significant achievement in American life is the art of association. We might, therefore, expect our schools to emphasize this. Inglewood High School is to be congratulated on its fine program of student activities which helps us learn that important American art— the art of association. District Superintenden Undoubtedly the most valuable single item which we Americans have received as a heritage is our democratic way of life. Your high school hopes to make an important contribution toward helping you understand and practice democratic methods and processes; because it is only through your under- standing and your practice of these processes that our valuable heritage will be preserved. Page 113 JEFFERSON I. GARNER Assistant Superintendent E. ALICE BEARD Director of Curriculum 3-oW R. K. IlOYDE Director of Adult Education KARL A. THOMTE Director of Vocational Educotion H. O. SIMAR Coordinator of Attendance Page 114 ipcl VoTi WILLIAM R. McDONALO Administration Assistant MRS. MAUDE E. KNUDSON Assistant Director of Adult Education ROGER JOHNSON Coordinator of Publicity MRS. IRENE HARVEY Homebound Teacher MR. SMITH Truant Officer Page 115 BOARD OF TRUSTEES JAMES A. MITCHEU Member JOHN D. FLANAGAN Clerk GEORGE W. BRADFORD Member DR. CECIL O. GARTON President OFFICE STAFF Row 1: Joan Cruiekshonk, Jozel V olverton, Violet UK, Jone Otter. Row 2; Charlotte Richter, Jane Flozener, Violet Trede, Nona Palahl, Helen lightner. Row 3: Frances Erickson, Pearl Anderson, Doris Johnson, Donna Cowles, Nadine Brown. Row 4: Frances Ragozino, Crystal Rowe, Ruth George, Gladys V ildening. Page 116 CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1: Lu Lundin, Goldo Blackford, Vonrtie B. Rosenberger, Mary McCond• lish, Vearl T. Fowster. Ron’ 2: Jeme M. Curtis, Florence Brown, Horriet L. Smith, Pauline Sur- dock. CUSTODIANS Row 1: Mr. Wilson, Mr. Brown, For- man.- Mr. Ream. Ron■ 2: Mr. Nylonder, Mr. Hovey, Mr. Hall, Mr. Morris. Ron• 3: Mr. Whitmoore, Mr. Peter- son, Mr. Turner, Mr. Milne. Row 4: Mr. Putman, Mr. Altieri, Mr. Larson, Mr. Carr. Row 5: Mr. Duncoan, Mr. Silvertooth, Mr. Brown, Mr. Arringdale. Page 117 FRANK S. ROBINSON Commercial JENNIE M. SESSIONS Sociol Science cfe GEORGE P. BENSEN Molhemotics and Science IVAN J. CAREY Boyj Physicol Education MRS. LEWIS Home Economics LEWIS E. PETERS Industrial Arts MILDRED M. STROHL Girls Physicol Education MRS. GLADYS WADDINGHAM English and Foreign Longuoge Page 118 MRS. MELBA WENDLAND Music MRS. PATRICIA BRENNER Art Advisor to Annual Slad LAURENCE A. CARD Industrial Arts M. 10UEUEN CHASE English Advisor to Fellowship Club MRS. RUTH W. COCHRAN English and Foreign Languoge MRS. FLORENCE ADAMS Molhcmofics NICOLA ALESSI Home Economics Advisor to Girls League ROBERT D. ANGELL Mathematics ond Science MRS. ETHEL B. ASHENS Social Science ROBERT C. BARNETT Mathematics GEORGE C. BARNUM Industrial Arts ROBERT T. CONLEY Industrial Arts HAROLD P. OAVIS Industrial Arts RICHARD W. ARNETT Boys Physical Education MRS. CARTER Myjic Substitute to PoQG 119 Voice Classes CHARLES H. DILLON English and Science MRS. DUCEY English Advisor to Y-Jeens MARTIN ERNAGA Boyt Physical Education BERNICE GANGE Home Economics RUTH GLENN Mathematics HELEN GOODRICH foreign language Senior Closs Counselor AUGUSTA GUDMUNSEN Girls Physical Education NEWEL G. ELIASON Science Advisor to Chemistry Club MRS. RUTH HERBST English Advisor to literary Club MRS. AUGUSTA P. HILL Commercial Advisor to Junior Closs MARY G. JENSEN Social Science ESLIE F. JEWEL Sociol Science MRS. KATHRYN E8ERHART Mathematics Page 120 THOMAS M. GERHART Boys Physical Education ARS. BEULAH JOHNSON Engliih ARS. LUCILLE S. JONES ylothemotics and Science Advisor Io Y-Teens W. A. KAMRATH English EI Cenlenelo Quill and Scroll •Box RS. VASHKE LAMBRINOS Girls Physical MRS. BERTHA LOCKETT English Advisor lo Girls' league MRS. JEAN LUCa: Commercio Advisor lo Sophomore Class WAYNE J. McGILl Science Advisor lo Scholarship Society OLIVER MESSINGER Commercial Advisor lo Freshman Class MRS. OLIVE LAWRENCE Science LAWRENCE R. LEHIGH English and Socio Science CHARLES R. LEWIN English and Socio Science CLARENCE D. MILLER Industrial Arts Education Advisor to Girls' league MRS. ETHEL R. MADLAND Molhemolics Advisor to Senior Honor Board Page 121 MARIAN E. MOONEY Commerce Advisor to Senior Clou CARMEN NIETO foreign Language Advisor to Inter Club Council MRS. MILDRED C. MUNRO Home Economics Freshman Class Counselor WILBUR W. OLSON Industrial Arts MRS. VIRGINIA PEDERSEN Home Economics Advisor to Freshman Class MRS. VIRGINIA L. PETERS English and Drama Senior Play MISS RIPPEL Music Substitute to Piano and Organ Classes R. ARNOLD MURRAY foreign Language Advisor to Spanish Club Modem Music Band MRS. IONE RICE Foreign Language Advisor to Los Conquestodores ROBERT RUBENSTEIN Driving Training ROBERT SCHOTTLAND Industrial Arts Advisor to Pep Committei JOAN SCHUTZ DANIEL R. NELSON Social Science and Boys' Physical Education MRS. INA B. PACE Girls' Physical Education Advisor to G.A.A. English Advisor to Fellowship Club Page 122 BERN IECE SWARD Librarian MRS. TARDY English Advisor to Junio' Red Cross LUCILE Will English MRS. DOROTHY WIGHT Foreign Longuoge Advisor to Latin Club VERNON WILCOX English Footlight Guild 'RS. SARA J. SCOVIHE Commercial HERMAN S. SIEGEL Industrial Arts Advisor to Senior Class THOMAS D. SLATTERY Sfoge Crew BEVERLY SMITH English Advisor to Scholarship Society MRS. GERALDINE SPERLING Girls' Physical Education M. NORMAN STICKNEY Science ROBERT J. STILLWELL Social Science and Boys' Physical Education WILLIAM J. WORTHINGTON Commercial Advisor to Golf Club ALBERT WEATHERBY Music Page 123 FIRST SEMESTER SHIRLEY DALE Coordinator of Calendar RODGER POINTER Commissioner of Publicity DONNA SMITH Treasurer DON GRECO Commissioner of Student Activities MARLIS ROCHAT Secretary JANIE COCHRAN G-A A. President SUE TENEYCK Vice-President JIM CARMICHAEL Big I President yt vden i Page 124 ertVmG t SHARON BURBERY Coordinator oI the Calendar RENE ROBECHAUO Treasurer ROSEMARY BORG Secretary DONNA SMITH Vice-President SECOND SEMESTER KEN MADDY B g I President MARY SONNIEITNER G.A.A. President BILL ROULETTE Commissioner of Student Activities WARREN TURNBULL Commissioner of Publicity mmm Page 125 Row 1: D. Greco, D. Smith, $. JenEyck, M. Toylor, S. Dole, M. Rochol, R. Poyner. Row 2: J. Eddrington, M. Corey, R. Borg, K. LindField, 1. Cochrane, J. Johnstone, N. Jones. Row 3: W. Newberry, 8. Brooks, R. Fulmore, R. Bensteod, D. Dowes, J. Cormichoel, D. Taylor, J. Peck. FIRST SEMESTER Page 126 SECOND SEMESTER Row 1: W. Turnbull, D. Smith, J. Peck, R. Borg, B. Roulette, R. Robechoud, M. Taylor. Row 2: M. Mumon, Jones, S. Burbery, M. Sonnloitaer, D. Smith, M. L. Corey, A. Levy. Row 3: D. Pnce. G. Loppen, M. Blankley, G. Young, 8. Neville, K. Maddy, D. Cornell, D. Baldwin, S. Carboy, B. lindsey. Councjl °°Oooc 5 -52. Page 127 BARBARA WOODS 2nd Semester President Rory 1: S. Burbery, Secretory, M. Hansen, Big Sister B. Ellis, President- N. Singer, Vice-President. Ron 2: J. Williams, B. Williams, C. Mills, J. Williams, C. Proberl. Ron 3: D. Smith, J. Upson, S. TenEyck, J. Cochrane. 1951-52 hos been o mo l outstanding yeor for Girl ' League activities. The president for the first semester. Borbora Ellis, and her cabinet key- noted the year by adopting o policy of greoter participation of the girls of Inglewood High School in all Girls' League affairs. The following activities were presented: Crowning of the Grid Queen, Modes and Monncrs Assembly, Backward Dance, Tolcnt Assembly, ond o Fudge Sole. The president for the second semester, 8orbara Wood, hos retoined ond enlorgcd the participation program. Activities hove included establishment of four clubs through which Girls’ League affairs con be cxccuted-they are: Big Sister-little Sister Club, Friendship Club, Modes ond Manners Club, ond TolenKClub. MRS. LOCKETT Advisor Ron 1: S. Winje, Treasurer,- J. Upson, Secretary, 8. Woods, President; D. Ford, Vice-President. Ron 2: B. Irvine, D. Smith, B. Ellis, J. Ditmore, K. Linfield. Ron 3: M. Sonnleitner, O. Pearson, S. Pearson, S. Boshor, J. Segrena, First Semester Treasurer; N. Singer, J. Warner, $. Cuevas, Big Sister, who is not in picture. The outstanding events of the second semester were the Fashion Show, Big ond Little Sister Party, and Girls’ League Assembly. Page 128 DON CORNELL 2nd Semester Prendent MR. SMITH Advisor During the first semester, it sponsored on intramural ping pong tourna- ment, a sock donee in the boys' gym, ond the first big school donee, the Drumstick Waltz, o foil donee in the spirit of Thanksgiving. The second semester cabinet was responsible for two outstanding assem- blies. An all-boy ossembly displaying the unusuol talents of Bertrond The 1951-5? Boys' League, under the very capable leadership of Jock Solomon, the first semester president; ond Don Cornell the second semester president, provided the student, body with o voriety of activities and services. Row 1: D. Cornell, Prendent,- T. Edwordi, Vice-President,- G. Belme. Ron 2: B. Brook, D. Dawes, D. Greco, D. Saylors, J. Solomon. Ron 2: R. Brunck, J. Huffman, R. Bensteod, G. Longdin, P. Dills, ft. Fulmen, ). Nethercotl. B. Lindsey, Secretory-Treasurer, not in picture. Row 1: }. Solomon, President. J. Cormichef, J. Huffmon, Vice- President. Row 2: G. Horn, D. Cornell. R. Braunbeck, T. Montengry. B Peck. Row 2: P Whisenend. 6 Beans. D. Dowes. D. Greco, P. Dills 8 Lindsey. Secretory-Treosurer, not in picture. m ShurtlefT, on author ond wrestler,- the second, a musical assembly for both boys ond girls, featuring the music of o populor bond. Page 129 SENIOR CLASS CABINET Ron I: D. Smith, J. Williams, P. Wood, R. Borg, M. Hansen, K. Every, S. TenEyck, H. Miller, N. Burr, M. Scoboeh, 8. Woods, S. Boshor, R. Robechoud, P. DeMory. Ron 2: R. McCracken, N. Snowden, D. Potohl, E. Collins, D. Nettleton, M. Rochot, C. Ooglos, S. Dole, B. Wilson, D. Ferguson, J. Mitchell. Row 3: Mitt Mooney. B. lenz, J. Richards, D. Peterson, J. Jones. C. Probert, J. Russell, G. Embury, J. Anderson, N. Holt. D. Peorson, C. Wode, J. Johnstone, P. Mokuh. Ron 4: L. Ohmstede, C. Bell, K. Vinger, J. Warner, J. Stohl. J. Schultz, B. Handley. N. Smith, G. Folk. Ron 5: Mr. Siegel. B. Billings. G. Calkins, 0. Taylor, B. Kremer. 0. Wegner, M. Munson. B. Neville, R. Brounbeck, D. Dawes, B. Medarl, P. Dills, G. Irwin, B. Roulette, D. Price, P. Poxton, R. Graham, B. Solly, T. Woodward. Row 1: M. Plant, C. King, D. Smith, R. Bensteod, E. Carey, L. Minch, S. Genet, J. Borough, P. McMun, B. Williams, M. Rohner, E. Beam. Row 2: J. Bockus, R. Rowley, C. Fish, C. Ackley, 0. Volk, J. Udor, V. Scofield. Row 3: J. Loughlin, V. Roane, E. Peroni, C. Jones, 8. Klopp, R. Jurgenson, Y. Satterlee, B. McClain, V. Beck, M. Schroeder, L. McGough, J. Soldano. Row 4: N. Collins, J. Elioson, M. Matson, E. Blok, I. Benedict, M. Schouweiler, B. Huflmon, D. Kilion, G. Longdin, M. Hansen, J. Bolion, J. Cramton, D. Veotch. Row 5: J. Cochrone, C. Rees, L. Cortnol, B. Peck, T. Montgomery, 8. Billington, B. McKay. SOPHOMORE CLASS CABINET JUNIOR CLASS CABINET Row I: 5. Schaupp, J. Moon, L. Russell, B. Bonks, 5. Colemon, J. Brock, $. Cote. S. Whilely, A. Beekley, B. Hurlbert, 0. lundberg, P. Werner, M. Blonkley, A. Brown, V. Holts, S. Burbery, B. Jones, J. Segrena, J. Luetke. Row 2: A. Seibert, B. C hose, P. Torkells, S. Amis, L. Fernold, J. Wo limer, E. Arringdale, D. Teeple, C. Vo nderveer, P. Loppen, D. Card, S. Mackie, M. Holm, J. Clotz, D. Peal, P. ling, J. Barron, B. Irvine. Ron 3: E. Finkel, D. Slocum, S. Brockman, C. Burkel, J. Doven, N. Dills, I. Vosquez, J. Locke, N. Plies, C. Jolly, M. Shoup. Ron 4: C. Porelskin, S. Weber, M. Fisher, P. Morsh, D. Ford, V. Harris, S. Tilt, S. Filler, E. Dovis, A. Wilkison, J. Major, L. Toudal, G. Hatchett, J. Hand, J. Classman, P. McCormick, J. Upson, S. Winje, S. Cucvoj, E. Granville. Ron' 4a: R. Gonzales, C. Garriga, 8. Undem. Row 5: 0. Fish, W. Silkey, B. Paul, C. Gonzales, D. Tiberio, R. Kilgore, D. Draheim, 8. Hosaro, B. Brooks, R. Fulmer, G. Arrillaga, M. Ro lery, D. Garvey, P. Davidson, S. Corbroy, S. Mungorro, W. Conn. Row 1: S. leiken, G. loppen, M. Brock, H. Olivo, J. Williams, P. Hubbard, J. Rogers, A. Sutler. Row 2: 8. Hansen, P. Fohlman, N. Jones, N. GriHin, D. Johnson, C. Tackett, P. Hines, N. Crow, R. Gudmundsen, I. Hahn, S. Uren. Row 3: R. Baggio, T. Smotlik, E. Pinces, P. Roybon, M. Daggett, J. Myren, D. Hall, C. Wilson. Row 4: A. Alexander, J. Kasser. D. McFerson, J. Mathews, W. Torkels, C. Hoberslick, W. Newberry, J. Mol ter, D. Baldwin. FRESHMAN CLASS CABINET Row 1: D. Johnson, L. Minch, 8. Roulette, S. TenEyck, T. Edwirds. P. Wood, J. Honk Row 2: B. Williams, D. Nolllcton, M. McGlode, J. Jomes, P. Woddoups, 8. Chose, K. Boss, M. Daggett, 8. Homcn. Row 3: J. Ledbetter, J. Burnes, E. Corey, D. Smith, C. Jones, D. Price, N. Griffin, R. Robechoud, J. Rodgers, P. Fillis. Row 4: T. Hester, E. Easley, W. Waian, L. Geyser, B. Collins, B. Kremer, J. Melton, W. Turnbull, D. Garveyy, K. Hamilton. FIRST SEMESTER Vv°us c o{ SECOND SEMESTER r ep ese cA ves Row 1: A. Donodo, M. McCormock, S. Licken, J. Stable, T. Edwirtos, D. Smith, P. Wood, B. Kremer, J. Monson, S. Genet, S. TenEyke. Row 2: D. Personteou, D. Nettlon, M. McGlode, D. Johnson, J. James, J. Roders, L. Mich, B. Skoff, M. Obyjf, 6. Huffmon. $. Milbre, M. Nolan, M. Wide, P. DeMory. Row 3: D. Worn, C. Vonderveer, J. Honk, C. Jones, J. Corbell, C. Wade, W. Johnson, M. Schouweiler, M. Dogel, 8. Hansen, M. Todd, P. Johnson, G. Owens. Row 4: J. Mellon, T. Hester, J. Bums, R. Shepherd, E. Easley, 8. Williams, 8. Collins, L. Geyser, K. Brody, W. Wo ion, D. Drahein, J. Cochrane, E. Parker, K. Hamilton, G. Wight, B. Garveyy, J. Ledbetter. ) o-V«wS- - -'- ' ''� c o —A jd%- 5A- — ' S, ' -AV ikA A- i Si. Jl Is —i 041 c% Ol JL_ U- O-V X IXJ QX - cu '- AXW UHNUfcHbHHLLUW Uf -AsOuzs ' Ace CtA Csnsyt UstzAs S C ■ A fJX f' =A J dJSUL. (juU- -Ao yC Gs £crf yO y J C AA (Xrf'-oA-y ■ s lsQsnJbs CJd) Cs zA Ctc G j y6 ■jActJA -xJuJ tsl a s. d . lzrrs J yO y y rz ' ysXscA J'lo77um IUcAaAj '’ iLCGUCciA- Akc. yciy Lct2s£ decs Oisr-eA CjsfrL (LOsrcs I UsWol C J syssj drU-a_As yt ctct s ( (SOlS SWs oCc-O-ssC- ylA r. sL A. '-AMslsi =4 Ay Ac. G ccusC, yoAsVC-jA, A yUsTXyJ sA £ sCXKOlAs OuALA. eeJu. -Au cA yC s ycJL. yUr zAoC, C OC CLsLs . C _ s tdJ -A yZddsCc y d- yCl C Css Cprtrzsl CAtAoeyy' AAAlyst sy dy i y Page 136 On the following pages are a host of assorted mugs,' kissers, clock killers, (and what have you) or just faces. Also included are various action shots of sorts. The El Centinela.sports depart- ment has contributed a number of narratives and pictures by some of their staff to complete the section. Much thanks goes to the coaches and teachers responsible for making much of the work of presenting this review easier. My deepest regret is that a number of swell people were either left out by accident, or were absent when pictures were taken. Here now are the guys who made the greatness of their sport, school, and city even greater. The guys you lockered with; the guys you ran with, swam with. The men who created a spirit that belongs only to the team that wins. -S. T. MVletXc s Page 137 i y ZS One of the smortest looking song ond yell teoms Sentinel- ville hov ever fielded, un- veiled its new routines and yells thot odded to the color, thrills, ond excitement that made this yeor o truly sensa- tional one. Highlighting the footboll sea- son wos the grand parade of flower decked 52 outos ond crowning of the Grid Queen ond her royol court. Their escorts ond flower girls odded to the gala activities between holves at the leu- zinger frocos. ncess- Coroly pf°b,r'' lenior prince � ; incess. 'Coyarcou 1951-52 MEMBERS Bill MEDART Bill PAUL Bill IEDOY JERRY HORN ALIEN HERRING DOUG JENKINS KEITH MONROE Bill BROOKS PRESTON DIUS Bill COFFEY JACK PECK ROGER FULMER CARIOS GONZALES DICK TIBERIO OICK BRAUMJECK KEN MADDY DON GRECO 8USTER NEVIUE CABE ARRIllAGA BUD BOOTH WARD KING STAN SWANSON DON CORNE ll DICK COIE JIM CARMICHAEl BOB PORTER BOB WEINBERGER SAM CARBRAY DAVE FUllBRIGHT TOM EDWARDS DEE SAYIORS JACK SOLOMON MICKEY RAFTERY DAVE DAWES BRUCE MEKENZIE JACK LEDBETTER DAN BORA 808 GOMER JIM RAYOR DON FUCCI BOB KEESTER OICK MARTIN DAN DEHIINGER RICH YOSODA GEORGE BEIME IOUIS COIOROSSI BOB DUIEY JERRY HUFFMAN ED MAIAIS BUD KREMER Al M DONALD JOHN CAIOERWOOO 808 M KAY ROY 8ENSTEAD BARRY BIllINGTON DARlll HAILEY BOB PALMER Page 139 by Warren Turnbull, El Ccnlinela Inglewood's gridsters complet vamped the opposition this year v one costly, fog bound, excepti Rolling up an overly impressive eic and-one record, and amassing points to their hapless oppositic 72 markers. Opening the season with a 4 practice win over Long Beach Pc the Sentinel offense showed a p view of things to come in '51. A pointing towards things to cor were Don Cornell's two punt reti of 67 and 73 yards for scores. The next Friday night saw Green Wave surging to a 44-12 ' over the Loyola Cubs, with brother team of Don and Ken C nell accounting for a good part the scoring. Coach Marty Ernaga and Bob S well's eleven opened the Bay Lea; season with a 26-7 triumph over cr town rival Leuzinger, in a tussle t saw virtually unheard of Riche Tiberio step into the shoes of fullb Gentleman Jim Carmichael c 58 Bill Autrey E 50 Roy Bensted c 38 Jim Cormichoel FB 41 Tom Edwards G 35 Rich 8raunbeck G 27 Don Cornell HB 35 Roger Fulmer FB 40 Dick Hopper C 47 Bill Coffey C 57 Ken Cornell E 26 Don Greco HB 55 Jerry Horn E 45 Jim Clork 7 44 Preston Dills T 53 Cookie Gonzales E 42 Jerry Huffman G Poge 140 e the boll for 121 yards and two Iden TDs. The Green and White had little uble in disposing of Torrance. The re-happy Indians romped to a 54-0 ring of the Tartars. Then fog filled i Sentinel Bowl for one long, dark )ht. When the haze cleared, it was vious that Sandy Lederman, maha- a of the airways, and his touch- wn circus had come from behind to e the Santa Monica Vikings a 26-12 i over the Sents and, eventually, ■ Ba, Loop crown. Game all the way, the Green and Kite bounced back with a ven- pnce,'and hit Bell like an avalanche, [O. After that it was a 37-6 win over i Redondo Seahawks, and then a 0 triumph that the turf stars of jlewood throw the book at the trmans with tackles and guards tying in the backfield . . . and ‘ring. The season finale was the piece resistance for the Sentinel Field amroller Company, with a 72-14 mping of the San Pedro pigskin rants in CIF competition. 28 Joclt Solomon HB 34 Sion Swanson G 30 8ob Weinberger G 31 Dee Saylor C 51 Bob Gomer f 39 Bill Stonsel G 55 Doug Jenkins E 52 Don Toylor E 43 Frank Lydon T 29 Rich Tiberio HB 49 Ken Maddy T 45 Lemoyne Truosdale T 24 Busier Neville HB 37 Gerie Wight FB 22 Mickey Roftcry HB Page 141 Back Row: Paul, Collins, Privetto, Molois, Kenword, Paulson, Collins, Martin, McDonald. Middle Row: Mungaro, Fucci, B. Clark, Emmick, G. Clark, Doming, Peterson, D. Ashby, Shrader, White. Front Row: Garcia, Sorrows, Colorossi, Bill- ington, Shand, Ashby, Droheim, Nelson, and Poyor. Top Row, left to right: Watson, Romuz, Peck, Shell, Crompton, Mont- gomery. Second Row: Johnson, Hyde, Corlson, Burens, M. Hansen, Mar- tino, King, Walker. Third Row: Monroe, Vena- mann, Haberslitch, Long- din, leddy, Myers, Han- sen, Colley. Fourth Row: McFerson, Clore, Skebe, Pllug, Dehlinger, Kirby, Yeoman, Hanes. Fifth Row: Baldwin, Newberry, Hogodorn, Keester, Norby, Mann, Sloan, Medart. Page 142 Back Ron: Bud Kremer, B. Webe, R. Kilgore, W. Paine, 8. Roulette, G. Irwin, J. Peck, S. Corbory, G. Riot, and f. Evons. Bottom Row: Mgr. D. Fish, 8ob Kremer, 8. Doley, D. Cole, I. Burgmaier, D. Ful- bright, ond Mgr. E. DuRee. wtev P° o Back Rory: 0. Wom, S. Coupp, B. Morth, W. Trouth, G. Palm- quiit, T. Herrmonn, M. lozurs. Bottom Roiv: Mgr., 0. Fith: 0. Petter, M. Petert, D. Truth, G. UfTelmon, E. Doughton, and Mgr. E. DuRee. Back Row: Mgr. D. Fith, 8. Broddock, B. MacKenzie, ond Mgr. E. DuRee. Bottom Row: C. Root, J. Gowgh, W. Rohnerw, J. Arp. 'Illini Frank Bailey Fred Meyers Page 144 Darrall Hailey Dave Dawes Jim Carmichael Ed Warner Don Garvey Bill Brooks Dan Bora Bob Scobal en ng Ge °r' Cooch ' ’h' 'CO It y Jack Solomon Mickey Raferfy Dave Small Ray Kohler By AARON LEVY, El Centinela Staff Inglewood s defending Boy league Champion Coge crew, o team thot wasn't expected to garner much more than o third or fourth ploce in the Bay loop, come up with many surprises during the 52 hoop season. The Sentinels grabbed their first win in the 52 Boy leogue cage seoson with o 53-31 win over the Torronce Tarters. Then come the week end that was supposed to decide whether or not the Sents could successfully defend their ‘57 Basketball championship. The Gerhart men were to foee Sonto Monica Friday and then return home to host the Redondo Seohowks Saturdoy. Coach Honk Gerhart and his hordwooders finished thot week end in sensotionol form. Much to the surprise of oil, they dropped Somo on the Vikes own floor, 35-30. They returned to the IHS hordwood the next night to give the Inglewood roofers one of the best exhibitions of deadly accuracy shooting that any cage rooters hove seen in quite a spell. They knocked off the Seohowks, 58-44. In the second quarter of that gome the Sents hit for 18 stroight points without missing a shot. The Sents traveled to Redondo to face the Seohowks for the second time in the season. Boom, the “Howks smocked the Gerhort men, 64-49. limping home from thot cotosfrophe, the Sents ployed host to the Somohi Vikings the next night. Boom, the Sentinels were smacked again, 53-43. Now, all the Sentinel cagers could hope for wos a three way tie for the loop chompionship, and this wos oil up to the Samohi-Redondo lilt. The Sentinel casabo tossers went on, however, and dropped the Beverly Hills Normons twice by scores of 43-38 and 61-48. Then they finished the 52 hoop season by lambasting the Olympions 57-35. Meonwhile, Redondo squeezed by Samo, 36-35. The seoson ended with Redondo first, Inglewood second, and Somohi third. Gabe Arrillago and Allen Herring were IHS‘ choice on all Boy leogue first team with Johnny Nethercott placing on the second team ond Dan Bora, honoroble mention. 8y garnering a second ploce in the league the Sentinels then went on to the CIF ployoffs. Lo and behold, who furnishes the first competition for the Green Wave, none other thon the Fobulous Five” themselves, the Compton Torbobes. The Torbobes were looking for their 29th straight win on o 28-0 win-loss record sported by the Compton five this year. The defending CIF champions lived up to their reputation by smiting the Sentinels out of CIF competition, 69-38. The Sentinels, despite a half court shot by Al Herring at the end of the first half, just couldn't keep up with Cooch Ken Fogens' Torbobes from Compton. Front Row, left to right: Yojuda, Conti- glio. Bolme. Middle Row: Memmer, Meier- ion, Leddy, Buckelew, Back Row: Wehy, Gillespie, Parker, Put- sill, Howorlh, Mis- sing: Davidson, Palmer. Front Row, left to right: Bromwell, Graf, Friant, Evans. Back Row: Montgomery, Reichmieder, Longdin, Honea. Front Row, left to right: Dehlinger, White, Pichord, Katser, Back Row: Achley, Ballon, Motter, Veotch, Blocklord. •cling. left to right: Jim iereolt, Lee Corinal, Don , Jerry Klein, Lorry Bishop, tiding, left to right: ge Blek, George Gicking, • Smith, Coach Bill Worth- n, Marshall Blann, John er, Kent Thompson. teling, left to right: Swonburg, Paul Joseph, thier. Bill Bridges, Corl :, Don Carper, Mark mick. Standing: Angell.Don Ramsey. BARRY BILLINGTON First, Boy Leogue Third, CIF WARD KING First, Boy League Second, CIF JIM CARLSON First, Bay League Second, CIF BOB KONN First, Bay League First, CIF BOB WILLIAMS First, Bay League p°9e 148 JERRY HUFFMAN Second, Bay League ED MALIAS Fourth, Bay League PRESTON DILLS Second, Bay League LOUIS COLOROSSI Second, Bay League Left to Right, sitting: Emil Boggir, Word King, Bob Williams, Bob Konn, toon Cobrossi, Jim Carlson, Ed Molois. Jerry Hvrrman. Standing: Dennis Yeoman, Bob Simpson, Dean Selkoy, Bob Greene, Bob Kirby, Preston Page 149 Dills, Barry Billington, Bob Weinberger, Al McDonald, Ding Quon, Dick Huffine. Back Row, left to right. E. DuRce, W. Paine, R. Kilgore G. Calkins, D. Fish. From Row: T. Chambers, J. Peck D. Cole, R. Weebe. Back Row, left to right W. Peters, J. Arp, G. Schlem per, P. Economakos, E. Dough ton. Front Row: 8. Guisinger C. Rees, J. Gough, W Rohner, J. Cochrane, 8. Woe kenzie. Page 150 By JACK PECK, El Centinela All season long the Varsity swimming team wos hondicoppcd by a severe lack of manpower. Accounting for almost all of the indi- vidually corned points were Dick Cole, Jack Peck, Ted Chambers, Bob Wccbc, and John Calderwood. Dick Cole finished his fourth seoson of swimming with a perfect score in the TOO yard breast stroke, os he went undcfcotcd in dual meet competition. He moved back to the B division, where he took the chompionship. He missed by o foot the year before. After o season of ups and downs, Jock Peck came through with o first place in Bay Leogue in the 200 yard freestyle. He split top honors with Phil Gay of Beverly Hills, in the 50 yard free at 25.6 seconds. Ted Chombers proved himself to be one of the finest divers in ClF. Some of his best dives were o front 1' } pike position, a running half- twist, o cutaway 1 Vj and near the end of the season a tunning 2’ } tude position. John Calderwood's backstroke ability netted him o second place berth in Boy League, and os he is a junior, he will be one of the team's stolwarts next year. Versatile 8ob Wccbc played in a piano concert, rushed to 8cverly Hills in time to win the individual medley, and got bock to school in time to be in a picture of the concert. Clark Rees, John Gough, John Cochrane and Bruce MacKcnzie were standouts on the B team, which placed second in Boy League. Breast strokcr Don Pettcr and Gordon Forbes in the backstroke were instrumental in getting the third place spot for the C team. c’S Back Row, left to right: C. Habersfich, J. Anders, W. Truth, D. Warn. Front Row: S. Koupp, T. Herrmann, D. Potter, B. Forbes, D. Truth. Page 151 Allen Herring Gobc Arrillogo Bob Keener George Bclmc lorry Matrongo Roy Bcnsteod John Nethercotl Don Burlingame Bill Poul Don Cornell Mickey Roftcry Ron Cruger Jim Rayor Ralph Cropulli Jock Sloon Tom Edwords S� on Smith Bob Corner Don While Chuch Hart Page 152 Members of team present: Bill Bridges, Richard Carter, Shermon Thompson, Lyoll Rifle, Paul Wendlond, Dave Baldwin, Bob Feldt, Stanley Pierce, John Read, Lorry Rifle, Mr. Gerhart. nn g Page 153 Back Row, left to right: Goldsbrough, Neeman, Johnson, Soller, Voss, WoIder, Ful- bright, McKoy, Wise, Paulson, Leddy, DeWinter, Woodword, Coach Arnett. Middle Row, left to right: Yeomon, Hoyden, Harvey, Skebe, Drinkword, SkcII, Sakamoto, Coffey, Hansen, Porker, Gillespie, Carlson, St. John. Front Row, left to right: Whor'jf, Whofi'if, Buren, Geyser, Williams, Whisenond, Billinglon, Peck, Medart, Stouffer, Conninghom. Back Row, left to right: Brodios, Cornell, Solomon, Cormicheol, DeSilvo, Gothur, Cromlet, Ashby, Tiberio, Autry, Monroe, Palmer, Coach Arnett. Middle Row, left to right: Grencik, Gverrero, Ashby, Scarborough, Wegner, Stotley. Williams, Hoiley, Fox, Clare. Bottom Row, left to right: Johnson, Peterson, King, Braumbeck, Neville. Swonson, Gonzolles. Leddy, Carrington, Potter, Blake. Back Row, left to right: Manly, Carboni, Motter, Coach Arnett, Putman, Wise, Consiglio. Middle Row, left to right: Blackford, Billinger, Hyde, Walsh, Ingle, McCiarey. Front Row, left to right: Krush, Cromphen, Corey, Veni- man, Jones, Rom. By BOB LINDSEY, El Centinela Boasting of an abundance of stars in the field events and many standouts in the running events, the 1952 edition of the Inglewood High School track team once more brought glory to the Green and White by copping the Bay League flag for the second successive year. For the second time in as many years, the varsity squad overpowered the rest of the Bay League track contingents by an impressive score, and after this year's 71-37 drubbing, the rest of the league s teams are beginning to say, It never rains but it pours. For it was a very rainy day in April that Coach Dick Arnett poured the defending champs on the El Camino JC oval to again take the league cinder championship. After the rain and fog had cleared away it was seen that the Sentinels had six new league champs. Richie Braumbeck, Darrel Hailey, Bob Porter, Don King, Mickey Raftery, and Bob McKay all went home in possession of first place medals. Although the varsity cindermen finished the season unbeaten, their B's took a bottom berth and the C's wound up in fourth place. All in all, this year's track season can be called quite a success and the students and alumni of IHS are all looking forward to more bonner years in the future. P°9e 55 THE WINGED These arc the Senior girls that have earned one thousand points in athletic participation in G.A.A. Page 157 $chw,x- Row 1 left to right: S. Ten Eyck, M. Hetherington, J. Cochrone, M. Roc hot, B. Wilson, C. Vandeveer, G. Embury, M. Sonnleilner, K. Vinger. Row 2 left In • ----- wwmon, ----- ... Row 2 left to right: J. Vloch, 5. Coloman, P. Ling, S. Bourlond, G. Sponsor� , C. Minch, G. S. Whilely, B. Jones. Row 3 left to right: E. Block, B. Silver, C. Jones, M. Schouweiler, L. Minch, E .Peroni, L. Benedict. 4 M Hatchett, m e d So Sitting: Mildred Stro.... Standing: Augutta Cudmunsen, G f° Idio SP fling Vo� h IO' mb ' ®1 joon fe-V ,RST SEMESTER . President JNIE COCHRANE Vice-President ANNETTE VIACH crctary-Treasurer NORMA DILTS •ording Secretary ONNIE BROCK ' Recording Secrero HYLLIS WERNER ittle I President R8ARA WILSON 'b,«'fy Manager AN'CE VLACH SECOND semester President MARY SONNLEITNER Vice-President renEe robechaud Secretary- Treotwrer MITZE HANSEN Recording Secretary JOAN BUNKER little I President BARBARA WILSON -a. Vc io� 1 left to right: N. Dills, J. Vloch, J. Cochrane, M. Sonnleitner, R. Robechaud, M. Hansen. Row 2 left to right: 0. lundberg, J. Brock, C. Vandeveer, B. Wilson, C. Probert, J. Bunker, J. Vloch. Row 3 left to right: C. Fish, J. Borough, I. Fernald, C. Jones, S. Cenet, B. Banks, N. Jones. P. Wood. Row 4 left to right: R. Borg, J. Koch, K. High, P. Wejner, M. Brock, S. Pfeiffer, D. Smith, K. Wellington, T. Smatlik. m°n Advisor M S' SPERLING P°9e 160 Row 1 left to right: M. Brock, T. Smotlik, C. Tackett, N. Jones. Row 2 left to right: J. Myron, J. Nelson, P. Nixt, H. Olvia, E. Pinces, P. Roybon, A. Rodriquez, R. Hueth, B. Skoff, A. Sullet. P. Taylor, H. White, C. Wilson, S. McMahon, C. McCutchen. Row 3 left to right: L. Hammon, J. James. P. Hubbard, D. Hall, R. feldt, J. Folcinello, E. Gregory, R. Gudmunsen, C. Bell, J. Horlley, I. Jenson, M. Kelsey, 8. Wolwine, N. Dennis, R. Boggio, S. Leiken, M. Sparks, G. Lappen, R. Hueth. Row 1 left to right: S. Gono� , C. Pish, C. Jones. Row 2 left to right: M. Mofson, D. Smith, M. Rohnor, M. Lorson, R. Rowley, 8. Wi'M oms, 8. McClain, M. Schouweder, 8. Silver, J. Udov, M. Nolan, N. Co ins, I. Minch, E. Peroni, E. Blek, J. Soldono, D. Borne� , N. McLure. Row 3 left to right: 8. lisferud, M. lisfert d, P. Johnson, C. Bufabs, P. ScoM, G. Wi'J is, J. Dew, R. Cosfcy, P. Sfo , J. Hindmon, S. Cour Zondf, C. Pros� , 8. Klein, J. Edringfon, R. IcwondoLvsfci, J. V eikal, L. Benedict, M. Plant, E. Schmi' z, S. 8utler, C. Slomo. s -— Mon;r SALtf CAROL fISH CAROL IONES ,UOV ROROUOH Soph.� A 1 MISS SCHULZ Page Advi$of SIROVA Joniof KA� SS Row 1 left to right: J. Koch, D. Smith, B. Bonki, J. Vloch. Row 2 left to right: P. Storting, D. Tooplo, S. Bour ond, S. Co emon, $. CoJe, I. Ferno d, C. fMnch, J. Brock, 0. lunberg, J. Vloch, B. Jonoi, S. Whi' c y. Row 3 left to right: P. Si'odef, I. Voiquei, K. lindfic d, J. Maton, M. Byron, G. Ho choff, J. Segreno, G. Swonson, G. Monfoifh A. Bookley, B. Corfno . Row 3 left to right: M. Hei'tnor, S. Hudjpefb, W. F shor, N. Dills, P. Ling, C. Vondeveer, B. Hurlberl, P. Werner, A. Brown, J. Horton, L. Hummcf, B. Wegner. S en ory Senior Managers PEGGY WOOD ROSEMARY BORG KATHRYN WELLINGTON MARY SONNLEITNER Senior Advisor MISS GUDMUNSEN c Tc® G E bory. • • Coch'One' Ki Mo® ®0' - „ I. Jonci. , c Andefi®0' R f cCrod‘«n' t Welli 100’ „.,f S. Lu k ' � p, Fros«r' j r Bofg- MOfl J. Bu®kc ' . WiH'O1™' d' R' M Helh®f,n9’0 _ .. G. Yoon9' , c Prob..'. ?• n Rob ho ;.,’ E Colli '0 K welli®9'°°- ■ • ’■ . . c Do ®� c probe'1- . • n Neltl«,on- p Robcchoud; Colll0l,D. N jl, ’ , o Will®0 ,c I Rich®'®1, Advisor l MBRinos Row 1 left to right: N. Burr, M. Sonnleilner, P. Wood, S. McClode, S. Plciffer, B. Weglin, S. Faulkner, B. Hornby, S. Winje, J. Sheeti, Y. Sotterlec, J. Wickham, M. Smith. Row 2 left to right: S. Shrock, J. Ron, 8. Undum, M. Amite, S. Burberry, M. Von Wig, M. Wallace, J. Jockith, B. Woiwood, A. Edwordt, D. Logan, A. Martent, L. Runell, P. McClode, P. Richords, D. Peol, S. Herron, V. Sherman. FIRST SEMESTER Ron 1 left to right: Diane Lunberg, Marilyn Blankley, Morlis Rochof. Ron 2 left to right: Shirley Coleman, Pat Ling, Beverly Banks. SECOND SEMESTER Ron 1 left to right: Phyllis Werner, Diane Lundberg, Carolyn Probert. Ron 2 left to right: Judy Borough, Koy LindPield, Pat Wood Inot shown). Page 165 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE CHRISTMAS PARTY MOTHER AND DAUGHTER TEA 7 v 1G P°9e 167 cKocVIe.1 s To Mrs. Patricio Brenner for being such a helpful advisor y .i To Mr. Francjs Rob osorifcr mafyagirtg our business and sales jy i f r tsiifcStudioslor supplyingu us with our photographs to Au I yjd y A' T6 Standard‘Lithogrop jCompany for printing our book To Mr. Swan and Mr. Quick for their general assistance To S. K. Smith for making our cover To Bill Retchin for assistiqg us in our cover design ' 9 vities .................................................77-106 A Coppello................................................. 86 Admissions Committee....................................... 97 Annuol Stoff........................................... 98-99 Assemblies............................................102-103 Chemistry Club............................................ 96 Club of the Month......................................... 89 Dance Bond................................................ 84 Donees................................................194-195 El Centinelo Staff....................................100-101 Fellowship Club..................... Ibex ............................... Inter Club Council.................. Jeunesse Victorieuse................ Junior Girls Glee................... Las Chispos......................... Majorettes ......................... Morching Band....................... Modern Music........................ Pep Committee....................... Quill and Scroll.................... Rifle Club.......................... Scholarship Society................. Senior Bond......................... S. P. Q. R.......................... Senior Girls Glee................... Y - Teens .......................... Administration and Student Government. Board of Trustees................... Boys League ........................ 90 96 88 95 87 94 106 106 85 92 93 96 91 83 95 87 92 .107-132 116 129 Cafeterio Staff. ......................................... 317 Class Cabinets.........................................130-131 Custodians................................................. 117 Deportment Heads........................................... 118 Dr. Heisner................................................ 112 Faculty Pictures........................................119-123 Girls League............................................... 128 House of Representatives................................... 132 Mr. Hurlbert............................................... 113 Student Council.........................................126-127 Student Government......................................124-125 Boy's Sports.................................................133-156 Big 1...................................................... 139 Boseboll....................:...........................152-153 Bosketboll .............................................144-146 Football................................................140-142 Grid Queen................................................. 138 Golf ...................................................... 147 Rifle Team................................................. ’47 Song and Yell Leaders...................................... 133 Swimming ...............................................150-151 Track......................................................’540 55 Water Polo................................................. 143 Wrestling.................................................. Contents........................................................ 5-7 Dedication ..................................................... 8-9 Foreword ....................................................... 3-5 Freshmen ................................................... 70-76 Activities and Snaps........................................ 59 Closs Pictures........................................... 62-68 Title Page.................................................. 51 Girls' Sports................................................157-167 Advisors................................................... ’58 Freshman Action............................................ ’50 Freshmon G.A.A............................................. ’50 G.A.A. Activities.......................................... ’57 G.A.A. Cobinet............................................. ’59 G.A.A. Officers............................................ ’59 G.A.A. Song and Yell Leodcrs............................... ’55 Junior Action.............................................. ’52 Junior G.A.A............................................... ’52 Little I Club.............................................. ’58 Senior Action.............................................. ’53 Senior G.A.A............................................... ’53 Senior. Winger I Holders................................... ’57 Sophomore Action........................................... ’5’ Sophomore G.A.A............................................... ’5’ Tennis Action.............................................. ’54 Tennis G.A.A............................................... ’54 . Upper and Lower Class G.A.A................................. ’56 In Memory................................................ Juniors........................................................ 5060 Activities and Snaps..................................... 59-60 Closs Pictures........................................... 51-58 Page 168 Title Page............................................... Seniors ...................................................... Baby Pictures............................................ Class History............................................ Closs Pictures........................................... Ploy .................................................... Prom .................................................... Senior Honor ............................................ Title Page........................................................ ’5 Title Page of Book...................................................... ’ 50 11-49 46 47 16-42 44 45 43 w J — o • c TT tC: H. ‘ A. rfi. j . A . - ' ir y js , Laa ' v ' l cij Hh, AJ-. Aj AAj A. A- L” cr —% Jj V%. 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