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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

y ptACTICA GREEN AND WHITE FOR sSi 1957 PUBLISHED BY STUDENT BODY OF INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA J Tomorrow... Hmmm, so this is earth, specifically California, locally Inglehogen, no Inglewood. Well, here I am for the next ten months EEEAUHH. Such a gas! The air I mean! The radio-isotopes in this atmosphere are short-circuiting my metabolism. Oh, pardon my lolly palooza. Let me introduce myself. I am ZZn 02 jr. I was sent here by the Uni- versity of Greater Zorch. I am here as an observer, strictly as an observer. I do not wish to get involved. My views are not the same as yours. I observe things with a clean outlook, as you may already have noticed. Not with half closed, half crossed myopic eyes as you earthlings do. Possibly you would like to hear of my Alma Mater. Jumping Space Bug, there is just no comparison. Instead of arriving at school in a vehicle (cars as you call them) we decide where we wish to be and our electrons reassemble themselves at that destination; just like that. Simple eh? Was I ever surprised to see that you have returned to the neolithic era. Humph! Boys and girls literally dragging each other around by the arms. It seems strange that you would build so many of your structures on top of each other. Well . . . perhaps in given time you will be as advanced as we from Sirius . . . You might be wondering just how our minds function. Well, in rstudie Fyo yJ have) recorded my comments on your customs, organization anfi amio tof- vyrhrouc this book. At any rate, I sincerely hope that you wi J jqpffecy e m A$6p y, I don't care — but this is polite usage. A?' joBca ! Ever wondered just what happens when a light goes out, a locker or door Hs'!' wwwj gets stuck or the heat goes off? Perhaps you've never really noticed the { !;! ; excellent staff of men and women that keeps your school in such terrific | !|!| | condition all the way around. Well, Charlie Arnold, Head Custodian, is the man to be thanked. He heads up our very fine crew of artisans and craftsmen. It s almost unbelievable, the amount of work that is turned out by Charlie and his staff. Any request for Custodial Service is answered almost before the ink is dry. And oh, that dirty campus! All of your refuse at the end of the lunch periods (and if you’ve looked recently, it's a lot) is removed, and, in no time at all, the campus is again close to perfection. So, to Charlie Arnold, head custodian, and his fine staff for all their hard work, our 1957 Annual is dedicated. Our many thanks to you all. Because... m Through the Nov schmoz ko pop? (Which way to the men's room?) 6 This is the first time I've ever seen a man-made crater! I wonder if they sell fextls with skurnly souce? . . . Immigrants from Uranus? EUCCCHH! Jerry Montgomery Student Body President Pot Bailey Student Body Secretary Leading the Student Body for the first semester, I note Jerry Mont- gomery. Besides being top man in Student Council, he also played Varsity baseball and football, cap- turing high honors in both. Jerry has succeeded in doing a fine job in this office also. Row I: Sam Kuri, Tom Herman, Kathy Gary Sides, Beverly Rice, Bob Barger, Cobb, Miss McMonies, Mike Bryant. First Semester Student Council Don Udov Commissioner of Student Activities Tom Herman Commissioner of Publicity Mary Jane Boynton Student Body Treasurer Cochrane, Pat Bailey, Jerry Montgomery, Mary Jane Boynton, Dan Udov, Jim Earle. Row II: Steve Ten Eyck, Jim Clicking, Dale Larson, Judy Stoner, Dick Burton, Sue Gillman, James Harrington, Pat Sellers, Martha Legg, Don Boynton, Carol Erickson, Harold Thompson, Errol This student council . . . Space, what an organization! Reminds me of the old Galactic inter-group sessions we had under the elder statesman, Ehzred . . . But that's another story. Like old times . . . the elected and appointed representatives of your various student organizations decide policy on student affairs . . . and very ably too, for rank novices— competently advised by Miss McMonies. I recall one tremendous hassle about who may or may not use your senior square . . . Something about the faculty involved . . . They also arranged your best Sentinal Daze . . . Very entertaining and spirited . . . these and other weighty decisions all determined in the best parliamentary procedure ... I feel that this group really prepares you earthlings for your Socio-groups. Row 1: Corlene Bonnivier, Marilyn Spence, Warren Atkins, Judy Chapman, Jime Earle, Sam Kuri. Row ll; Janet Fritsen, Pom Luther, Gary Spellman. Pat Sellers, James Harrington, Paul Peterson, Ray Rolfson, Jeanne Marie Broussaud, Peg Dawson, Mike Bryant, Miss McMonies. Row III: Jerry Montgomery, Steve Ten Eyck, Danny McMullen, Dave Gunther, Errol Cobb, Jim McFerson, Tom Herman, Linda Cupp. Steve Bracht, Marjorie Webber, John Mendonso. I found, as I entered into A-109, a list of objectives proposed by the Second Semester Student Council to accomplish, Mmmmmm Pep Week; I see now the success of this was determined right here. Hold a success- ful charity drive; Wasn’t that the one where they had that fabulous movie? Here s one about Spring Sports. Support and publicize spring sports; I wondered why the stands were so packed. Set up a hall of honor; I imagine this is where all of the immortals of the school will be honored. Who knows, maybe I'll get my name on the list. Leading these ambitious leaders was Warren Atkins, president, Carlene Bonniver, vice president, and secretary Marilyn Spence; and of course their advisor Miss McMonies. Filling the office of Student Body President for second semester was smiling Warren Atkins. Also an athlete, he held a spot on the Sentinel eleven this season. Fin- ishing up the year with flying colors, Warren kept up the fine standards of past presidents. Second Semester Student Council Judy Chapman Student Body Treasurer Tom Herman Commissioner of Student Body Activities Marilyn Spence Student 8ody Secretary Jim McFerson Commissioner of Publicity Row I: Florence Meredith, Don Paisley, Bonnell Morriscy, Bob Lawrence. Row II: Evelyn Wil- liams, Diane Stoddard, Barbara Kelly. Row III: Donna Foster, Jeanne Broussaud, Dick Bur- nell. Row IV: Jack Murray, Sharon Slotcr, Pam Boyle. Row V: Helen Waller, Linda Cupp, Diane Yost, Ronnie Jones. Row VI: Jim McBee, Nancy Cor- nelius, Dale Wolf. Row VII: Corrinc Anderson, June Mc- Farlin, Donna Olson. Row VIII: Pauline Wutherich, Kathy Cochrane, Carlene Bonnivier. Row IX: Kathy Rogers, Judy Cote, Sandy Calkins. As 1st semester Chairman of House of Representatives, Kathy Cochrane did a fine job of presiding over the house. sjoqujoio 33|UOW 'JO ||OM |OiO 'uoj •|nH auapoiQ '©many oiyoDf : 111A oiAof qog 'Djiiv Xqto� '03uod$ ouuoq 'poqoH uojoqg : 11 Aoy jouz|oog Xjoq '||oqsjow auDiQ '||OS$ny Op3|V 'J9UJ03 0(|Di03 i|A ™Oy jdujnig qd|Opny 'so||ng ||;g 'qqo V qi|o | 'joajiq Xjjop 'poor -sng 06.1009 'tqSu AjJO yuDjj iA MOy Moqini uiDg 'Aauuoj -3VV UDop 'jojsoj Xuog :Al M a q3!JOqjn v OU!|noy 'osoy uoq;) '6ioj oijuow '96d Apuog Mil ’Oudojo duiouXm 'uosujow ouoiQ 'oqnj9 uof : 11 Aoy -6u!y3ni ||ig M First Semester House of Representatives Second Semester Carlene Bonnivier did an equally fine job keeping the student body informed and presiding as Chairman of House of Representatives for the 2nd semester. Row I: Jim McBcc, Mary Ella Haas, Aleda Russell, Sandy Calkins, Florence Meredith, Carlene Bonnivier, Donna Olson, Karel Leslie, Jerry Oliver. Row II: Corrine Anderson, Joan McCartney, Montie Craig, Lynne Schelling, Bob Joice, Gwen Lakey, Nancy Cornelius, Eddie Allen, Linda Stout, Bev Richardson, Patsy Rizzo, Sharron Allen. Row III: Rudolf Stumpf, Jackie Harmon, Marilee Chambers, Ann Fillis, Linda Slaton, Mickey McDonough, Diane Morrison, Sandy Cage, Charleen Hulten, Scott Sampson, Pauline Wuthcrich, Anne Dcnbreft. Row IV: Darlene Scott, Kay Chambers, Carol Wolfrum, Diane Marshall, Susie Owen, Tevis MacGillivray, Pat Carey, Sharon Sloter, Irene LaVerne, Geri Gruba, Pam Boyle, Betty Foster, Pat Clancy, Diane Yost. Row V: Ronmc Jones, Phil Arnold, Frank Cartwright, Keith Webb, Matt Wallace, Dick Loughborough, Mike McClain, Richard Duke, Ron Bishop, Mrs. Hill (advisor), Mr. Siegel (advisor). Girls Beverly Rice eh? 1st semester Girls' League President I see. She did a real good job I'd soy, judging from the fine results of the Grid Queen Crowning and the annual Backward Dance. League In charge of the very fabulous Annual Fashion Show this year was Miss Pat Sellers, Girls’ Lea- gue president for the second semester. Came through with flying colors too, from what I understand. From the way the records look, Girls' League is a pretty going organization. Bogs’ League Paul Peterson Shortly after coming to Ingle- wood I ran into Bob Barger, first semester Boys’ League President — It is not too pleasant to run into Bob as he is solidly con- structed and played on the var- sity football team for three years. WAUGH! While walking down the ivory yf halls of IHS one day, I heard ? U Z C . 2 2- wild cries of Honeybear, Hon-' ' ' ' eybear. I immediately ducked -47s for cover, but imagine my sur- prise when it turned out to be - j none other than Paul “Honey-‘ bear Peterson, Boys' League President for the second semes- ter- Row I: Hans Bagge, Judy Chapman. Donna Butters, Tom Herman, Terry Crego, Sam Kuri, Nancy Hull, Jim Earle, Sandy McAdams, loni Chaunccy. Row II: Darlene Brudi, Kathy Cochrane, Nadine Paris, Camille Newman, Dorothy Way, Elaine Wclkos, Carol Hansen, Carol Lynn Hansen, Faybeth Stillmaker, Shirley Cram, Marie Yee, Janet Prill. Row III: Mary Boynton, Walter Grill, Gary Spellman, John Mason, Dave Gunther, Dale Larson, Dan Treloar, Dick Tatro, Barbara Kelly, Kathy Leaser, E. Madland, advisor. Row IV:: Fred Ives, Anthony Weishaar, Danny McMullen, Steve Korn, Jim Gildersleeve, Clyde Barson, Ernie Stone, Bill Schaupp. Jim Harter, Bruce Troywick, Gordon Robertson. Senior Honor Board While going through some old school rec- ords, I came across your Senior Honor Board activities. For first semester you elected Sam Kuri, President; Nancy Hull, Vice-President; and Terry Crego as Secretary-Treasurer. Dur- ing this semester you served as guides for Back to School” night, held a progressive dinner, and made the Senior Square into a fine tradition that it is. During the second semester you elected Dave Gunther, as President; Carol Lee Hansen, Vice-President; and Marold Thompson, Secretary-Treasurer. You served at the P.T.A. International Ban- quet and helped with Alumni Day. 18 Sorry, but you'll have to go around Row I: Mike Fagan, Jim Harrington, Eddy Smith, Martin Ganz, John Mendonsa. Ted Pincr, Mike Bryant, Dennis Holcomb, Bill Perry, Joe Kelleian. Row II: Miss Mader, advisor, Beverly Richardson, Judy Skillman, Katrina Albig, Jcri Drake. Peg Dawson, Carol Erickson, Diane Merchant, Jenny Strong, Shirley McCormick, Michele Bartosh, Penny Munyer, Kay Mc- Cormick, Pot Verbeck, Carol Harper, Pam Luther. Row III: Gary Wmslow. leni Goodman, Bob Joice, Ed Mautz, John Levan, Ted Mernl, Ann Mahoney, Sue Gillman, Marjory Haskell, Charlene Harrison, Adrienne Tcger, Mary Ella Haas, Mary Ellen Bullock Row IV: Dave Denee, 8ob Thompson, Walt Sellers, Larry 8cardsley, Gary Smith Sentinel Service Club My what a large club. I guess they need this many to keep students from knocking each other down when the bell rings in Building A. Besides doing a terrific job on traffic control, this club trails around pick- ing up papers that students carelessly drop on the campus. Many thanks should be given for the great job they are doing. Leading 1st semester as President was Mike Bryant; Vice President was Pat Verbeck; Secretary was Diane Marchant. For 2nd semester John Men- donsa President, Ann Mahoney, Vice Presi- dent, and Jeri Drake Secretary. How could he miss, when there's such a large basket? Oh goodie, a banana! 19 Tin Senior Cabinet Jim Earle, first semester President, did an outstanding job I'd say with he able help of Pat Sellers, Vice-President, and June McFarlin, Secretary-Treasurer. Some first semester accomplishments were: Island of Dreams their Senior Prom and Our Town'' their Senior Play. e r Senior Cabinet I Sam Kuri, second semester President, Marjorie Webber, Vice-President, Karel Leslie, Secretary. These three remind me of those of the glass planet, such hard working earthlings, and my, their brains would compare to those on Aquas, the planet of thinkers. Wow, these earth- lings! ADAMS, MYRNA LEE ALLEN, SHARRON AMELING, DAVID ANDERSON, BETTE House and GAA ADAMS, CAROL ANDERSON, PATRICIA ANDERSON, SHIRLEY Sr. Hon. Brd Scholarship Society ANTHONY, ALICE ANTUNOVICH. JUDY ATKINS. RITA ATKINS. WARREN St. 8ody Pres. Var. Football BAGGE, HANS BAILEY, PATRICIA BAKER. JAMES Calderon Sr. Hon. Brd. 24 BALL, RICHARD 8AREK, DOROTHY BARGAR. RICHARD BARGAR, ROBERT BARKER, RODNEY Water Polo Swimming BARNES, BILL BARSON, CLYDE BAUER. ELIZA8ETH BEATTEAY. CLAUDIE BEEDY, ROGER Sr. Hon. Brd. BELGER, LAURIE BELYEA, SHIRLEY BENFIELD, DARELL BERARDI, JOAN BEVILACQUIA, ANGELINA Drill Team, Cabinet, Big Sister 25 TYPICAL UNPOSED PICTURE OF TYPICAL UNPOSED SENIORS BIGGS, KAY Schol., GAA Pedagogue BISHOP, GRAY BLAKE, MARJORIE BLIZZARD, DEANNA BLIZZARD, LYNETTE BOISVERT, NICOLE BONNIVIER, CARLENE BORELLO, ANGELINE S� . Body V. P. Grid Queen BOSCHERT, BERNICE BOWERS, SANDRA BOYNTON, MARYJANE BRADY, JEANALDEN 8RENTON, LARRY Sr. Play, Schol. French Club Sec. 26 BRETTS, ELIZABETH BRINGAS, ERNEST BROWN, BOB BROWN, CAROLE BROUSSAUD, JEANNE M. G. L. Sec. Foreign Ex. Student Pedagogue Club House Sr. Cabinet BRUDUI, DARLENE BULLOCK, MARION BURENS, JOEL TIMOTHY BURKE, BRIAN BURKETT, MARLENE BURTON, DICK Var. Football Big I Pres. BUTLER, JOANNE BUTTERS, DONNALEE This muSf be senior squares Big Sis., Dance Sr. Hon. Brd., Schol. 27 CALHOON, ALVIN CALKNS, SANDRA G.A.A. songlcader Sr. Grid Princess CAMPBELL, JANET Drill Team Modern Dance CANFIELD, JUDY CANN, MALCOLM ARTHU CARLE, INGE CARLO. LARRY CARTER, RAMSEY CHAMBERLIN, NORMAN CHAMBERS, CAROLE Scholarship Conccrtmaster CHANCEY, LELONI A Coppella, Sr. Orch. House of Rep. CHAPMAN, CAROLE A Cappello Los Conquistadores CHAPMAN, JUDITH Sr. Honor Board Latin Club 28 CHRISTIE, BARBARA A Coppella Scholarship CIARMOU. MARIAN House of Rep. CICIAREllI, ROGER F. CLARE, MARY ANN CLARK, GERALD CLARK, MARILYN CLEMENT, DANIEL COCHRAN, WALTER D. Big I Football Basketball COFFEY, VON LEE COKE, NEIL COLLINS. MARY COLLINS, NORMAN Piano Concert World Friendship COCHRANE, KATHLEEN S.B.V.P., Girls State Jr. Pres., Stud. Coun. CONLON, GARY E. C. Cartoonist 29 CONNERS. DOllEEN COOK, NANCY Latin Club Scholarship COOLEY. JOYCE COTE, JUDY G.A.A. Songleader Coordinator of Calendar CORN. DONALD JOE COWELL. ETHEL FAY DECKER, CAROL E. C. Feature Editor House of Rep.. G.A.A.' CRAM. SHIRLEY Sr. Hon. Brd. A Cappello DECKER. PHIL CREGO. TERRY Sr. Honor Board G.A.A., A Cappello DE LAPP, JOAN CROWELL, RITA Scholarship G.A.A. DAGGETT. BARBARA Songleader Soph. V.P., G.A.A. 30 Oh Warren! What you soid DE SILVA. CAROL DUKE. RICHARD EMERY, CLIFFORD DE WOLF, NONA EARLE. JIM Sr. Pres. Boys State ETHERIDGE. THELMA Sr. Play Director Scholarship DIKRAN, NORLEEN Drill Team Lieut. E. C. Feature Editor EDGINGTON, JOHN R. ETHERTON. GEORGE NEAL DINGLER, MARION ELWELL, STEVEN ETIENNE. FLOYD DOYON. JERRY EMBERTSON. SANDRA EVANSON, THOMAS Scholarship Sr. Honor Board 31 FAGAN, JAMES FAGAN, SUSIE FILIIS, ROBERT A. FINCH. FRANK FINKBEINER, FRED FOREMAN, SUSAN FOSTER, BILL FOSTER, DONNA FOSTER, PATRICIA FOWLER, ROBERT House of Rep. Los Chispos FOX, MYRNA FRASER, GORDON FREITAG, JULIANN FRISEN, MILO Scholarship. G.A.A. French Club FROBISHER, SHARON House of Rep., Cabinet, G.A.A. 32 FROST, VERNA FRUGOll, RUTH 13-20 Club Board FRY, PENNY Yell Leader, Scholarship, G.A.A. GAJEWSKI, PATRICIA Good Grief Charley Brown' GOLDEN, BRUCE GOMPERT, RAYMOND Football Big I GREENE, JOHN G. Swimming, Big I Water Polo GRILL, WALTER Sr. Honor Board El Centinela GUNTHER, DAVID Scholarship Sr. Honor 8oard 33 HADNAGY. 8ARBARA HAHN. CHARLES HAHN. KURT INSCOE HALL. GEORGIA DIANE HANSEN, CAROL LEE Little 1 Sr. Vlonor Board G.A.A. A Cappella HANSEN, CAROL LYNN HAPIP, SALLY JEAN HARTER, JAMES HAWKINS. CHARLOTTE HEDGES. JOHN Sr. Honor Board Var. Tennis Scholarship, G.A.A. Sr. Honor Board HERMAN, TOMMY HIGGINS. DONNA RAE HILLIARD. JANICE Drill Team HOCTER, MIKE 34 HOLBROOK, YVONNE Drill Team HOLCOMB, PATRICIA HOLLOWAY, TOM HOOGERHYDE, JAMES HOOPER, JACK Scholarship Latin, French Clubs HORN, JOHN HOTRA, HOWARD HOWE. GERALD HUDSON, DALE Track Cross Country HUERTA, IRENE Scholarship Spanish Honor HUFF, JAMES HULL, NANCY Sr. Honor Board Soph. See.-Trees. HUNT, RONALD ISHIKAWA, RICHARD Track Cross Country IVES, FRED 35 JENKINS, GARY JENKINS, ROBERT A Cappella JOHNSON. CAROLE JOHNSON, KRISTY JOHNSON, YVONNE No Comment JONES, WILLIAM JONES. KENNY JORDAN. BARBARA JUSTUS. VICKI KARAS, ANDREA KARNOW. DEANNA G.A.A. KASHNER. PHILIP KEITH, EDWARD 36 KELLEY. BARBARA Schol., Sr. Hon. Brd. A Coppello Choir KING. CHARLENE KURI. SOLOMON Sr. Class Pres. Schol., Sr. Hon. Brd. KELLEY, ROBERT Var. Track Var. Cross Country KISSAM. RICHARD LAKE, JUDY Head Mo|Orotte G.A.A. KLUSS. WILLIAM LANHAM, VIRGINIA A Cappello Art Club KIMBLE. CHARLES GARY KORN. STEVE Swim. Champs Schol. Hon Brd. LANSING, CLYDE KENDRICK. CAROL KERR. DONNA G.A.A. Sec. A Cappella Choir KONDAS. DON LANNING. RONALD 37 t IANTZ, DAVID LESLIE, KAREL Sr. Class Sec. House Class Cabinet LOCKWOOD, JAMES Basketball Club of the Month LANTZ. DOROTHY LARSON, DALE Latin Club Pres. Calif. Schol. Fed. Pres LARSON, RICHARD LENSER, KATHERINE Sr. Play, Sr. Hon. Brd A Cappella Choir LEWANDOWSKI, LORALEE LITTMAN, GENE LLOYD, LOUIE LOCKETT. LARRY LOUTHER, KEITH LUCKING. LINDA Spanish Hon. Society Calif. Schol. Fed. MAAT, HELEN House Drill Team MANCHESTER, ROSEMA ' Schol., G.A.A. World Friendship Pres. 38 MANLY, SHARON MARTIN. JERRY Latin Club McADAM, SANDRA Sr. Hon. Brd., G.A.A. Pedagogue Club MARKLEY, NANCY Calif. Schol. Fed. Jr. Prom Princess MASON, JOHN Sr. Hon. Brd. Sr. Band McAVINEW, BRUCE MARKS, CLAUDIA Mc8EE, JAMES Var. Basketball MARLIN, GENEVA A Cappello Choir El Centinela MAYER, DUANE McLAIN, MICHAEL MARTIN, BETTY McCORMICK, JANET McCORMICK. MYRNA Y-Teens Proxy I McCracken, beverly McDonald, karl McFARLIN, JUNE Sr. Class See. Troas. House, Sr. Play MeFERSON, JAMES Var. Basketball Sr. Hon. Brd., Big I McHENRY, PATRICIA MdNTOSH, JANET McKANE, JACQUIE McKinley, judith mcmullen, dan Calif. Schol. Fed. Sr. Hon. Brd., Math Club 40 MIMS. BARBARA MONK, GEORGE MONTGOMERY, JERRY MORROW. JIM MULLER, BEVERLY Wrestling St. Body Pres. Var. Football MURPHREE, HAROLD MURPHY. RICHARD MURRAY. JACK MUZIC, FRED Swimming Water Polo 41 NELSON, LEROY B Track Cross Country NEVIUS, LARRY NEWMAN. CAMILLE Sr. Hon Brd Calif Schol Fed NICHOLSON. GARY NICHOLS. JOHN Basketball Big I NICHOLSON. WILLIAM NIXT. MARTIN Vor. Track ODELL. MILTON ODENBRETT. ANNE O FARRELL. PAULINE OSBORN. ROBERT Var. Basketball OWENS. JUDITH OWENS. THOMAS Bond 42 PAOIllA. DENISE PAINE. SANDRA PARKER. SHARON G.A.A. House PEGORSCH, ALBERT PETERSON. BONNIE Drill Team House PAUL, KAREN Moiorette 5 55 Sr Band. 13-20 Club PETERSON. JAMES PARIS. NADINE G.A.A V.P Sr Hon Brd PETERSON. MARGARET; 43 PFENDLER, JACK PHILLIPS, GARY Track Cross Country PINER. JERRY POHL, ROBERT PRATT. JACQUELINE PRILL. JANET Girls' League V P. Jr. Class V.P PRICHARD. OWEN PRINGLE. MARY ANNE PRIVETTE, VIVIAN Modern Dance PULLIAM. CAROLE QUANDT. RUTH QUINLAN. WILLIAM RAFTERS. JAMES House Sr. Class Cabinet RAMSAY. GEORGE RATCLIFF. LARRY RAY. DON REABER. ROBERT Club of the Month REED. MADELINE Calif. Schol. Fed. Pedagogue Club REYNOLDS, BERNICE RICE, BEVERLY Girls' League Pres. G.A.A. RICHARDS. CHARLENE A Cappella Choir Sr. Play RICHARDS. JOHN ROPER. PAUL ROSE. LEO Var. Rifle J.V. Rifle RIEMER, SANDRA ROBERTSON. GORDON Spanish Hon. Society Pres. RUGE, JUDY RUGGLES, TERRY ROSENBAUMN, ELIZABETH 45 RUSKIT. NANCY SALMON, JOE ANN SANZERO, JOSEPHINE SCHAUPP, FREDERICK Sr. Orch., Track Sr. Hon. 8rd. SCHOTT, THOMAS SCOTT, DARLENE Drill Team Capt. Girls' League Trcs, SELZER. CLIFFORD SHAW, JUDITH SHELTON, BART Los Conquistodores Pres. G.A.A. SHIPMAN, DONNA SAMANIEGO, DANNY SELLERS, PATRICIA Girls' League Pres. Sr. Class V.P. SHIRE. JAMES G. 46 SHOEMAKER, CAROL SHOOP. DIANE SIDEBOTHAM, SHERRI SISSON. TRYON G.A.A., A Cappclla Jr. Prom Queen Art Club. Annual French Club SMITH. DONALD SMITH, BARBARA G.A.A., Girls League Spanish Club SMITH, LINDA SMOUSE, LAWRENCE SNYDER, VICKY SPAW, TWYLA SPEARS. GRACE SPECTER. JOEL Annual Staff Cabinet SPECTER, JUDITH Pep Club Modern Dance SPELLMAN, GARY Yell King Water Polo SPENCE, MARILYN G.A.A. Song Leader House 47 SPENCER, RUSSELL Colif. Schol. Fed. Big I Club STEELE, LAWRENCE Piano Concerr Pedagogue STEMME. FRED STEVENS, COLLEEN STlllMAKER, FAYBEIH Pedagogue Club Pres Sr Hon Brd.. G.A A. STOBBS. THOMAS SIONE, ERNES! STRANGE, LILA Yell Leader Sr Band. 13-20 Club Schol Society V P Schol. Society TATRO, RICHARD Latin Club Science Club TEEPLE, JO ANN Sr. Play, G.A.A Soph. Cias V P. THEETGE. LARRY THOMPSON. CARLENE THOMPSON. MAROLD G.A.A. Pres. Girls' League THOMPSON. SHELBA THORM, SYLVIA 48 TOFT. SONDRA TRAILA. DAVID TRAYWICK, BRUCE Latin Club Sr. Hon. Brd., Big I TRELOAR, DANIEL French Club A Coppello Choir TRUJILLO. MARVIN TUCKER, GERALD TUROUAND, KATHRYN TURNER, DORALU Senior Play Science Club Dance Jr. Red Cross UDOV, DANNY UNDERHILL. DIRK Var. Football JY Baseball VANPELT, JANE VEAL. DAVID VELEZ, LEO WAGER. ELIZABETH WALDRON. CAROL Science Club Y-Teens Pres. Jr. Red Cross 49 WALLACE. PHILIP WALTHER, SANDRA G.A.A. Yell Leader WARD, CORRINE Calif. Schol. Fed. WARNEIL, LOUISE WARWICK, LINDLEY WATERS. VIRGINIA WEBB. GLEN WEBBER, MARJORIE Latin Club Pres. Sr. Class V.P. WEISHAAR, ANTHONY WAY. DOROTHY Sr. Hon. Brd. Calif. Schol. Fed. WELLS. JEANETTA WELKOS, ELAINE WELSCH, MARTHA El Centincla Sr. Hon. Brd., G.A.A. Calif. Schol. WERNIK, CONNIE WHITE, BERNARD Yell Leader, G.A.A. A Cappella Choir WIKMAN, BRUCE WILKE, JUDITH WILLIAMS, EVELYN WLLIAMSON, JERRY Modern Music Intermediate Piano WILSON, DICK WILSON, ROBERTA WINJE, VICKI WINTERHALTER, DAVE WOLF, DALE WOODS, CAROL Frosh, V.P. Jr. Princess VRIGHTSTONE. BARBARA YEE, MARIE YOUNG, MARVERNE Sr. Hon. Brd., G.A.A. A Cappello Choir Sr. Cabinet YOUNG, ROBIN Var. Basketball 51 December 7 Miramar Hotel Palm Room Senior Plaif Our Town” in George Green Auditorium January, 1957 As I flowed into a large symmetrical structure called Geogreenaud, one Fri- day, I noticed a large crowd raptly en- grossed in some activity on the stage. It was the Senior Play, Our Town, by Thorton Wilder. Unnoticed I settled down in one of Inglewood's prominent gentlemans lap and proceeded to watch the play. If I must say so myself Malcolm Con did a fine job as the stage manager. I enjoyed the absence of elab- orate scenery and the fine portrayal by Inglewood’s talented young actors and actresses. Mary Ann Clare, Judy Chapman. Mike Bryant, Jim Hoogerhyde (Sharon Stimson), Thelma Etheridge, June McFarlin (Mrs. Soanes), Kathy tenser (Mrs. Gibbs). Bill Spcchf, Roy Rolfson, Sandra Bowers (Emily), Jon Miller (Sam Craig), Bill Schaupp (Joe Stoddard), Dave Gunther (Mr. Webb), Kathy Turquand (Mrs. Webb), Bill Nicholson, Danny McMullen (Doc Gibbs), Choir members. Senior Log Oh brother, remember your freshman year? Qr . . . maybe you'd rather not. Well, at least you won't want to have for- gotten your class officers. Danny Udov, Vicki Winje,and Sherry Sidebotham, they were. Turned in a fine job too from what I've heard. Second sem- ester, you had equally fine officers, Ernie Stone as President, Nancy Ruskit as Vice-President, and Charlotte Wade as your Secretary-Treasurer. Remember the highlights of that year? Yes, there was the sports night, the skating party and of course the picnic held at Centinela Park. Time flew by and suddenly you were upper under-classmen. Sophomores! Jerry Montgomery and Tom Herman took the reins as president with JoAnn Teeple and Barbara Daggett as veeps. Taking care of the money that year were Nancy Hull and Marilyn Clark. Because your freshman activities were so successful you again held a sports night and also a picnic, once again at Centinela Park. You couldn't possibly forget your Sophomore dance, The Clover Crawl.” From 9 to 1 1:30, you danced to the music of Sal Frising and his band. During the evening a bouquet of beautiful roses was presented to Betty Martin, signifying that she was Queen. Then you were upper classmen — Juniors. In honor of the Grid Queen you held a Halloween dance. Remember the Gridiron Goblin ? Dick Burton and Jim Fagan wielded the gavel during '56 with Janet Prill and Kathy Cochrane V.P.'s and Mary Boynton and Margie Webber as secretary-treas- urers. On the night of April 27, 1956, the moment for which you waited three long years, came. April in Paris, the Junior Prom. From 9 to 12, you danced to the music of the Rhythmaires with Billy Strange as your special guest. Sherry Sidebotham reigned as queen with Janet Prill, Nancy Mark- ley, Connie Wernik, Bette Anderson, Pat Bailey and Vicki Winje as princesses. Seniors! It came almost over night, didn't it? The honor of Senior class presidency was bestowed on Jim Earle and Sam Kuri. Pat Sellers and Margie Webber took over the vice-presidency and handling the money and the minutes were June McFarlin and Karel Leslie. It seemed as though everything came at once then. But of course the great- est one was the Senior Prom, Island of Dreams. The Palm Room at the Miramar Hotel in Santa Monica was your site on December 7, 1956. Ohh, such an evening. Keith Williams and his band were the music men for that very spe- cial evening. The Senior Play came up next. Remember Our Town with Malcolm Cann playing the leading role? Amidst all the year end banquets was one that really stood out. Your Graduation Banquet, the last gath- ering of the Senior class. The 13th of June saw the class of '57 seated on Sentinel Field where graduation exercises took place. Tears . . . oh . . . but then everyone took off to the fabulous graduation dance at the Holly- wood Palladium, where everyone danced from 9 to 5 to the music of Les Brown. All over . . . yes, but those four years at Ingle- wood High will always remain an important part of your life. Chances are you'll never forget your alma mater either. And now we offer from our shrine a prayer to God. Jet - Propelled Juniors Corrine Anderson Secretary Don Boynton President Martha Legg Vice-President First Semester During my stay in this institution, I've been following a num- ber of earthlings to understand their activities. Perhaps two of the most interesting were Don Boynton and Steve Bracht, both Junior presidents. As I was trailing Don Boynton I en- tered into a huge hall called George Green and here beheld my first concert, Jazz, that is. I learned this was one of the Juniors' many activities. Some man named Howard Rumsey was picking strings tied into a hollow box. How hilarious, but I enjoyed it immensely. Later, I caught sight of the Junior vice-president and secretary, Martha Legg and Corrine Anderson, selling some long wet sour-tasting things called pickles. Even so, some earthlings must like them for well over 1000 were sold. While following Steve second semester, I found him, Linda Cupp and Florence Meredith, who were now vice president and secretary, working on a prom, ac- tually a dance held for Juniors, which was a big success. I believe the Juniors had a very successful year and I am sure they will have an even more successful Senior year. Sure wish I could come back! 56 Florence Meredith Secretary Steve Bracht President Linda Cupp Vice President Second Semester Cabinet D. Abram, A. Adams, H. Adkins, Y. Albrecht, R. Aldrich, AA. Alkanis, B. Allen, V. Allen, C. Anderson A. Andrews, P. Angel, B Arbanas, D. Arnold, P. Arnold, G. Ash. S. Atchison, R. Ayestaran, J. Baker L. Ballard, A. Banks, R. Bartlett, S. Bartlett, S. Beardsley, B. Beebe, A. Benson, C. Berklme, J Black J. Blackwell, P. Blcir, J. Boa I, F. 8odc, AA Bower, 8. Bowers, D. Bowling, P. Boyle. J. Bracha S. Brachf, M. Bradley, G. Brandon, B. 8rotherton, C. Brown, B. Brown, AA. Bryant, G. Buboltz, B. Buchanan G. Bulaich, F. Bull, G. Burket, R. Burnell, P. Burrows, G. Butcher, D. Calhoun, AA Calhoun, AA. Campbell P. Carey, D Carlson, J. Carson. C. Cartwright, R. Cartwright, R Carver. 8. Casey, J Cashwheeler 58 L. Cavanough, M. CerettO; G. Chapman. P. Chapman. S. Chase, G. Chatburn, M. Chilcoaf, J. Christian, B. Christie D. Clark, B. Clement, F. Cline, R. Clute, E, Cobb, T. Coffey, C. Colquhoun, M. Collings, 8. Collins H. Collins, F. Comer, M. Comer, N. Conner, R. Consiglio, B Contra tto, N. Cook, J. Cooley, R. Corbell J. Corn, N. Cornelius, I. Courtney, A. Cowell, E. Craig, B. Crigler, J,Cronin, $. Cullison, G. Cunningham L. Cupp, D. Custer, K. Dahl, P. Dalzell, S. Davis, P. Dawes, J. Dawson, J. Dean, A. DeBaca W. DeBates, D. DeChance, D. DeNunzio, J. DeNunzio, J. Deshurley, C. Diffey, Y. Dilks, J. DeStefano, S. Donato L. Duim, J. Dunn. K. Dyal, P. Dypick, A. Dyson, D. Ebner, D. Edwards, B. Eliason, D. Enck 59 L. Erens. K. Flowers, S. Fogle, B. Foltz, H Forgrove, M Fortson, B. Foster, D. owler, T. Fowler J. Fox, C. Froker, S. Fronzmon, J. Freeman, L. Frey, R. Fricmuth, J. Fritsen, J. Fulbright, J. Fuller J. Gabriclson, C. Gage, N. Gann, I. Ganow, J. Gout, L Gavette, F. Genco, G. Gengelback, J. Gerard K. Gregg, J. Gicking, J. Gilbert, R. Girardin, J. Girod, J. Glorioso, J. Goddard, G. Goddard, T. Goodman G. Goodwin, M. Goodwin, L. Gordon, D. Grant, A. Grosser, E. Grossle, J. Graves, C Grodrian, J. Grodrian J. Grunt, J. Gummere, P. Hahn, D. Hale, F. Halsey, E. Hampton, C. Hanke, K. Hansen, R. Hansen S. Halverson. D. Hard, J. Hardy, B. Harris, C. Hart, D. Harwich, E. Haskell, B. Heacox, C. Herrian 60 K. Heyer, G. Hicks, J. Hilton, G. Hinman, S. Hoffman, F. Holsingcr, B. Hosley, R. Hough, B. Houser L. Howard, J. Howell, W. Hubbard, L. Huber, B. Hughes, G. Jackman, J. Jackson, M. Jamar, A. Jefferies J. Jenkins, P. Jenkins, P. Jensen, B. Johnson, G. Johnson, S. Jones, S. Kashner, J. Kay, K. Keach P. Kearns, C. Keaty, J. Ker, D. Keyser, J. Kincheloe, 1. Klein. J. Korn, S. Lade, G. Lamb K. Lange, K. Lansing. J. Larachek, B. Lawrence, M. Legg, E. Lenhart, J. Lewis. D. Lincoln, B. Locke R. Lockwood, M. Lombardo, G. Lorenze, D. Loughborough, J. Lucas, T. MacGillivray, W. Macha. D. Mack, J. Maddi M. Madigan, V. Madison, D. Maggord, K. Mohr, B. Mann, M. Mantle, B. Marion, L. Marsh 61 D. Marchcll, D. Martin, G. Maspero, C. Matson. S. Matzie, D. Mayer, M. McCabe, J. McClish, D. McDonald M. McDonald, P. McIntosh, D. McKinley, S. McSheffery, F. Meredith, L. Meredith, M. Meyer, E. Michalski, K. Miller N. Miller, C. Minx, J. Mitzel, V. Mondabough, E. Moody, D. Moore, W. Morre, E. Molinder, H. Moran F. Moreno, B. Morrissey, J. Moss, R.Meyers. S. Myren, D. Ncihart, H. Nerkins, M. Newcomb. B. Newman C. Nichols, P. Nielson, D. Nikkei, P. Nixon, J. O'Brien, E, O'Cone. L. Oestreich, I. Olson, J. O'Nan R. Oribe. P. O Ryan, L. Owen, T. Padilla, D. Paisley, B. Pancake, A. Pantalone, G Parish, I. Pearson S. Penn, P. Peterson, G. Phillips, K. Phillips, K. Phillips, L. Phillips. L. Pilj, R. Pratt, V. Quick, P. Ratcliff 62 P. Rondels. G. Rondol, D. Reeser, M. Rcinig, G. Reynolds, B. Rich, D. Rickord, Z. Richards, R. Rieck J. Rigsby, S. Rizzo, F. Robertson, J. Rogers. S. Rogers, J. Roland, L. Rose, P. Rowland, B. Runyan K. Ryan, M. Sake, A. Saulvester, P. Sawyer, E. Schmidt, S. Schwilke, L. Scott, R. Scott, J. Sellers W. Sellers, J. Shahan, J. Shaw, D. Sheets, L. Shire, R. Silbcrsdorf, G. Slipp, D. Slone, S. Sloter B. Smallwood, A. Smith, 8. Smith, C. Smith, D. Smith, L. Smith, M. Smyth, B. Spellman, D. Spence L. Spencer, J. Spicer, D. Staiger, K. Stanfield, I. Stepanian, J. Stewart, K. Stevans, V. Stiles, D. Stoddard A. Stoll, J. Stoner, G. Sullivan. D. Switzer. M. Taylor, R. Taylor, M. Teel, P. Terry, J. Thalmon 63 L. Thrutchlcy, S. Tinsley, T. Tomlinson, B. Tomme, 8. Ton, M. Trimble, J. Trumbo, A. Tuchmann. J. Turner T. Underwood. L. Upson, P. VanPattcn, H VanHoeten, P. Vaughn, J. Varsalona, J. Vaporean, H. Waller, B. Wallstrom G. Ward, J. Warsfler, D. Watkins, P. Watkins, D. Watson, J. Watts, K. Wcidenbener, J. White, C. Whitely J. Widdowson, G. Wiley, G. Willc, L. Williams, R. Williams, J. Williams, J. Wise, N. Williams, C. Wolfrum R. Wollam, D. Womack, B. Wood, G. Woods, K Woods, B. Wynand, D. Yost, R. Yost, B. Yow P. Ziliak, K Zillgitt, C. Zumbiel, A. Vijda, M. Uribe, M. Howard, W. Heinrichs, R. Forstrom 64 Juniors jetting through space I told you, Lindcll, it just won't work. JUNIOR PROM PRINCESSES — Margaret Trimble, Gwen Wiley. Diane Edwards (Queen). Janet Corn. (Missing—Betty Beebe). 65 Skyrocketing Sophomores PAULINE WUTHERICH JAMES HARRINGTON CAROL ERICKSON Sccretory-Treosurer President Vice-President First Semester Jim Harrington, as I recall, was one of the two sophomores class presidents,- the other was Mike Bryant. I remember the first cabinet meeting I tuned in on. Jim and the cabinet were making plans for a sports night. This is where all the soph- omores play a game called volley ball or float around in a liquid (the formula of which I think is H20). The next time I came in contact with class of '59 was when they were sell- ing a weird conglomeration called cake. This was during your Earth month, March. I think I'll take that formula home — it might make good bems bait. Later, they were planning another sports night. Waugh! The Sophomores must have physical jerks on the brain! But, of course, I can't blame them since the last sports night was so successful. The future looks bright for this energetic group. 66 ALEOA RUSSELL Secretary-Treasurer MIKE BRYANT President PEG DAWSON Vice-President Second Semester Cabinet A. Acosta, J. Adams, A. Airlie, D. Aker, D. Anderson, K. Albig, S. Aliam, P. Allen, G. Alksnis K. Altic, B. Anderson, S. Andritsas, J. Antoni. R. Aborgast, S. Aronoff, J. Arrington, D. Arter, M. Askren J. Atkins, R. Atyerny, J. Auldridgc, F. Badenoch, K. Bagge, G. Bailey, E. Baird, P. 8alch, G. Barker B. Barkaws, J. 8arr, M. Bartosh, L. Beardsley. L. Beasley, D. Beckman, K. Bedell, G. Belisle, G. Bell A. Benson, M. Berry, D. 8etz, P. Bigelow, B. Billingsley, D. Bishop, D. Bishop, G. Blalsoe, D. Bodkin P. Bolinger, M. Bowers. R. Bowman, C. Brandon, R. Braun, B. Brewer, L. Brinkcr, V. Bridges, D. Brown 8 Browning, K. Brueck, M. 8ryant, M, Bullock, P. Bunzey, B. Burchett, R. Burgua, N. Burtt, B. Buseman 68 G. Bustced, J. Banks, C .Bustrom, N. Bustced, L. Butler, G. Butters, G. Cadwallander, M. Call, T. Campagna C. Campbell, A. Cortnal. M. Casper, S. Castleberry, E. Castro, M. Chambers, T. Clakey, R. Clark, L. Clayton A. Clokcy, K. Clymer, C. Coots, J. Cockron. S. Conway, V. Coombs, R. Cooper, D. Corn, C. Crawford T. Cullorta, B. Custer, J. Daggett, J. Davis, R. Davis, G. Dawson P. Dawson, J. Degenfelder, L. Delangy G. Doming, F. Dennis, N. Derk, L. Dewey, J. Doughty, M. Dovel, M. Doyle, J. Drake, R. Dulmage L. Eek, E. Edmunson, J. Edwards, J. Eldridge, K. Ellington, J. Etheridge, C. Fairchild, J. Farrell, B. Fedora V. Fcrmite, S. Ferguson, M. Ferris, A. Filiis, E. Fontaine, B. Foster, I. Fox, J. Frazier, B. Fredlund 69 G. French, S. Frengcr, B. Friant, J. Friedrichsen, T. Frobisher, J. Funder, J. Gallagher, C. Gann, L. Gantz J. Games. J. George, V. Gieszl, B. Gildersleeve, E. Gillette, E. Gillingham, G. Gloeckler, M. Cloudcman, B. Goatham C. Golden, L. Goodrich, M. Goodrich, E. Goodwin, D. Gordon, J. Gould, H. Gowdy, L. Grabner, E. Grambow D. Gray, W. Gray, A. Green, W. Greene, N. Gregorio, K. Griffith, M. Grinde, J. Gronback, A. Guerrero E. Guze, T. Gwin, H. Haas, H. Hadnagy, J. Hale, B. Haley, K. Hall, T. Hanes, R. Hanks L. Hanna, E. Harding, J. Hardy, M. Hart, J. Harmon, C. Harper, M. Haskell, G. Hasson, C. Hattie D Hausman, 8. Hayer, S. Heath, D. Heck, A. Henderson, G. Henson, C. Heslet. R. Hester, J. Hueriel 70 S. Hicks, E. Hobbs, W. Hoffman. A. Holcomb, C. Hollier, J. Holsinger, M. Hope, J. Happoldt, J. Horner C. Howard, D. Howell, C. Hulton, C. Ingalls, J. Jackson, C. Jamar, A. James, W. James, S. Jefferies P. Johnston, $. Johnson. L. Jones, S. Justus, D. Kahre, G. Karnazes, J. Karnow, D. Keafte, J. Kellejian I. Kelly, D. Kelsey, J. Kennedy, J. Kennedy, G. Kent, D. Kerr, F, Kingcry, S. Kleinschmidt, C. Kolan M. Kusley, B, Lambert, V. lamphere, M. larriva, R. Larsen, J. Lata, L. Louer, I. LoVcre, B. Lovell H. Leon, J. Leonard, J. Levan, P. Light, D. Lindroth, B. Lloyd, R. Long, S. lovejoy, 8. Lowell B. Lucking, J. Luenkcrgcr, F. Lunsford,. E. MacMillian, J. Madama, A. Mahoney, T. Malta, B. Mann. J. Mann 71 D. Merchant, S. Marks, D. Massey, R. Matthews, D. Maurice, K. May, M. Mayer, M. McCauley, K. McCormick S. McCormick, J. McDannel, T. McFarland, J. McKay, S. McKay, C. McKenzie, V. McKcver, V. McVey, R. Meltzer J. Mendonsa, T. Merrill, J. Mesf, F. Meyer, E. Miller, J. Miller, M. Mobley, R. Moreno, S. Moreno J. Morrison. A. Munson, D. Murphy. M. Meyer, V. Myers, R. Myren, C. Nash, D. Nelson, G. Nelson T. Neumann, G. Nodulski, M. Noll, G. Northrup, T. Nyman, T. 0'8ricn, P. O'Conner, H. Olson, O. Ontaga K. Overgaard, S. Owen, S. Parker, J. Pass, E. Payne, G. Payne, 8. Perry, J. Perry, C. Peters R. Pfeffcnbergcr, 8. Pfeiffer, 8. Phelps, G. Piediscalzo, A. Pike, T. Piner, D. Poteer, L. Price, C. Queen 72 R. Zuiroz, P. Radntz, V. Reaves, B. Reed, H. Reed, P. Rcinig, C. Reynolds, F. Rinker, P. Rizzo D. Roth, B. Roush, D. Ruge, P. Ruhlow, J. Runyan, A, Russell, J. Rustan, V, Sahlman, A. Sahneidcr J. Sallee, C. Sandberg, D. Sandler, L. Sayre, C. Schott, B. Scott, D. Scott, F. Scott, M. Scott P. Seale, K. Seorles, L. Sergius, J. Shaffer, D. Shaves, B. Show, C. Shaw, B. Shears, B. Shipman R. Shoemaker, G. Shoop, R. Shoupe, R. Shoupe, M. Shumard, J. Sidoti, L. Silver, N. Simorek, J. Skillman B. Slack, L. Slaton, F. Sleva, L. Smell, D. Smith, E. Smith, J. Smith, P. Smith, S. Smith S. Smyth, T. Sonnichsen, E. Spears. B. Specht, L. Spellman, D. Spence, C. Stankard, M. Stoton, J. Steere 73 J. Stephenson, A. Stiglmcir, J. Stines, J. Stone, J. Strohecker, J. Strong, I. Sullivon, M. Sullivan, C. Sumroll 8. Sussman, S. Svendsen, C. Swallow, A. Sweet, W. Switzer, P.Taufrim, J. Taylor, D. Teeter, S. TenEyck S. Thalman, L. Theisen, C. Theodore, P. Thomas, B. Thompson, G. Thrcedouble, J. Threcwit, K. Thrutchley, M. Tomlinson S. Tonjes, R. Townsend, G. Trapp, L. Turner, G. Tuftcrrow, R. Uribe, C. Vanderslip, A. VanWig, N. Veal P. Verbeck, S. Vida, F. Vlach, S. Vreeland, V . Voss, S. Wachtman, B. Waddell, V. Wager, D. Wagner C. Walker, J. Walker, D. Wallace, M. Wallace, C. Warcing, C. Wardy, S. Watterson, B. Watson, M. Weinstein L. Weller, S. Wells, P. Wendell, B. Werner, D. Wernicke, J. White, J. Whitten, D. Wickcns, A. Wille 74 R. Vargas. V. Varsalona, T. Vernes, P. Villenewe, M. Waldon, D. Warner, I. Warner, D. Warrick, L. Wayne, M. Weatherly, K. Webb, T. Wcise, B. Walsh. I. Wells, G. West, A. White, B. White, J. White, M. Miller, R. Williams, L. Williamson, C. Wilson, N. Wimberly, G. Winslow, L. Winterhalter, J. Wood, J. Woods, K. Wright, K. Young, T. Zambctti, B. Zubkoff, T. Zugsay, P. Erickson, L. Ettienne, R. Fallor, J. Whatley. Maybe they're playing sardine. Fantastic Freshmen GARY SIDES SUE GILLMAN KATHY ROGERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer First Semester As I explored the labyrinth of Building A, a blast of sound shook me to my very core. Fearing a catastrophe, I hastened toward the mass of sound. I discovered a convention of youngsters thumping each other's backs. They were vo- ciferously reviewing the year's events and commenting on future plans. My, what an ambitious, effervescent crowd. One of their many activities was helping keep the campus clean. Their pride in the campus reflects in the fine job they did. One of the problems of a group such as this, it seems, is keeping up a good attendance at cabinet meetings. This group not only had good attendance, but they increased their membership to twice its original size AND THEY MADE $30.00!! For the future, they have a number of plans for the members of their class. One of these plans is an excur- sion to Centinela Park for the Freshman Class Picnic. I might observe from their enthusiasm and activity, that this crew might go far. 76 MARY ELLA HAAS RAY ROlFSON PAM LUTHER Secretary President Vice-President Second Semester Cabinet S. Adams, P. Adcok, J. Adkison, J. Adler, R. Aguilar, E. Aldrich, C. Allen, D. Allen, E. Allen I. Allen, J. Allen, D. Allensworth, T. Almany, C. Anderson. M. Anderson, P. Anderson, D. Andrews, D. Ansite P. Armour, D. Arnold, B. Arringdale, C. Auscn, 8. Bailie, L. Barson, M. Barham, S. Ball, D. Beery L. Beisco, D. Bell, L. Bennents, A. Berrin, A. Bert, D. Betz, G. Bills, B. Binder, B. Bixby J. Bledsoe, G. Blosser, G. Blyler. J. Bool, R. Borrcllo, G. Boelzncr, I. Brock, C. 8raden, D. Brandon J. Brazil, J. Brazil, L. 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Keller, M. Kenney, J. Kcsscnid, H. Keylon S. Keys, R. Kightlinger, G. King, S. Kirby, J. Knight, N. Kolodge, L. Kos, A. Krappe, D. La Frana S. LaFrance. AA. Lamb, R. Larsen, E. Loy, L. Lee, R. Lesure, K. Lewis, C. Lightwald, B. Lihtman C. Linson, E. Lloyd, J. Lowery, D. Lucas, D. Lundberg, P. Luther, W. Lutzow, J. Mocha. S. Mackley 81 R. Madsen, G. Maguscn, K. Maines, R. Marlin. D. Marshall, 8. Martin, E. Massey, S. Mathes, M. Mathis J. Matson, N. Matthews, E. Mautz, S. McBce, B. McBride, M. McCabe, J. McCann, J. McCartney, J. McCaslond B. McClish, T, McCormick, 8. McDonald, M. McDonald, R. McDonald, W. McDonough, J. McKinney, E. McKivcny, C. McMillan H. McVey, L. Mele, D. Mellgren, M. Mernman, J. Miller, R. Miller, R. Miller, P. Moore, C. Montgomery N. Montgomery, B. Morgan, D, Morrison, D. Morrison, F. Morrow, J. Mount, M. Mullen, P. Munyer, B. Nash R. Neill, E. Nelms, S. Nelson. J. Newman, K. Nichols, K. Nickel, A. Nieman, G. Nixt, L. Oberg I. O'Connor, S. Odenbrett, J. Oenbritf. J. Oliver, R. Olsgarrd, S. Olson, D. Outwater, R. Owen, J. Page 82 L. Pandolo, 8. Parsons, J. Parrott, J. Pascicci, 8. Pelant, S. Pelphrey, C. Pcnnoyer, J. Perello, P. Peronteau C. Peterson, L Pfiffinberger, J. Phelan, 8. Phillips, D. Phillips, R. Pike, M. Porter, D. Potts, M. Price A. Prior, S. Prouty, T. Puchalski, E. Quandt, J. Quinlan, 8. Quiroz, R. Reed, J. Reeser, S. Rchart M. Renkow, R. Repp, L. Richards, B. Richardson, B. Richey, D. Ricker, J. Ritchie, J. Rizzo, E. Robinson R. Robinson, K. Rogers, P. Rogers, F. Rolfc, R. Rolfson, S. Rosenberg D. Rosholm, L. Rossie, R. Roth S. Roth, R. Rovin, G. Saffell, K. Sake, B. Somaniego, S. Sampson, R. Sanzaro, R. Schaetzel, L. Schilling R. Schneider, L. Schultz, K. Scofield, J. Scott, Q. Seale, F. Seaman, L. Scimean, S. Sell, J. Shaw 83 D. Shears, D. Sheets, T. Sheets, P. Shimplin, C. Shipley, G. Shocky, C. Shortt, G. Sides, L. Sidofi A. Silva, C. Simpson, M. Sisson, L. Skaggs, J. Skelton, D. Skinin, D. Slaybaugh, J. Smith, K. Smith P. Smith, R. Smith, S. Smith, B. Snowden, F. Sperling, S. Spicer, G. Sprouse, M. Standish, G. Staratt J. Stufzman, D. StAubin, L, Stayboldt, P. Stemme, S. Steuber, T. Stevens, R. Stevens, N. Stewart, P. Stewart D. Stiller, C. Stillman, t. Stout, R. Stumpt, M. Sugarman, B. Sullins, J. Susich, R. Swanson, A. Tagcr R. Taylor, S. Terry, G. Theisen, M. Thomas, T. Thompson, G. Thorpe, M. Tillman, D. Todd, J. Tomlinson B. Tosti, S. Trabalka, B. Trailor, G. Traw. D. Turnwell, C. Urvonovit, T. Urner, A. VanDyke, B. Vaporean 84 Freshmen Fantasif nm, no matter where you go in the galaxy, always lines, lines, lines 11 Is she always cooped up in this box? Good grief. Where are their pedal extremities? :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::::: 87 PENNY FRY ERNIE STONE YVONNE DILKS GARY SPELLMAN YELL KING CONNIE WERNICK Majorettes JOANNE DUNN JUDY LAKE HEAD MAJORETTE LINDA OLSON SHIRLEY ANDERSON DIANE EDWARDS BETTY BEEBE Sonqleaders JERI DRAKE GWEN WILEY Emissary From Elseu here Jeanne Marie Broussaud Hot Diggety! Another alien. We must get together and compare visas sometime, Jeanne Marie. After all, we're both visiting students. The only real difference is the fact that you know her and nobody knows me. I would say that this earthling is rather a frosty feline . . . er, aaa . . . no, that’s not right, a Cool Cat. Jeanne, I have heard, has the distinction of being the second foreign student to appear in this locality. I am, naturally, the third. According to my notes, she is from Nancy, France. Hmmm, very interesting. Actually, joining in all the ac- tivities as she has, classes, clubs, etc., has put her at an advantage over me. But then, that was why she was sent here,- to take back an impression of the United States and its inhabitants. According to a bit of eavesdropping I've been doing, it's been a real honor having her at Inglewood and she has been a wonderful friend to those of you that got to know her. Gee, I'm jealous. You didn't say anything like that about me. Of course, you don't even know I'm here. Valedictorian and Salutatorian Whew, so these are The Brains ! Brother, to have kept up those grade? all the way through high school must have really been a hassle. But, this part I do not comprehend. How can people with such intellectual facul- ties have such personalities? Both Darlene Brudi, Valedictorian, and Mary Boynton, Salutatorian, from what I understand, are really cards, and in my estimation, should be dealt with. Both have been active in G.A.A. for all four years as first teamers predominantly, with Mary holding the vice presidency first semester of this year. Mary served as Junior Class Secretary-Treas- urer and Student Body Treasurer. Friends ga- lore too. Everytime they turn around I notice somebody hollaring Hi. Well, this is all too confusing to me. But I guess I will have to offer my heartiest congratulations to Dar- lene and Mary for being the intellects of the year. Autographs P-y -— ?£ci C?d' Q6 y??C- C' -' c £ s Co a' J? Cd-?ng, J r . 0 -.aaM' y y yy-c 'ts. yt C � 5r d c-A. 'J yKL ' 'LUA XUL Wl _ , ______'yCUt? s UAMzZJA QLmot ' dUfiX J IHU- l%t fXtUU, 9 uiy Jo aJl UW U lb X V. JrtjlVVU VCL. Mwu- ✓ 9 XLjO 4SXK V }aI zt CUb SJ,cT bf An ja 0., f[y A Boy, these parents are more interested than the students . . . more fun too. See v here your tax dollars go . . . yes sirree! 94 I wonder why the men look so happy. Assemblies I II never understand these terran ideas of music. No wonder the American pastime is baseball. Since when are nightshirts numbered? 'The Line-up 95 Do I get one? These must be the finalists for the Miss Universe Contest Where did everybody go0 National Thespian Societi A new part of the Drama Department has been added this year, an organization known as the National Thespian Society. Some of the plays they have produced are as follows: Happy Journey, Long Stay Cut Short, So Wonderful in White, Case of the Crushed Petunias,” Our Town (Sen- ior Play) and The Corn Is Green.” Drama and Music Departments combined to produce Down in the Valley and Sunday Excursion. 97 This picture belongs on the wrestling page. Annual ' oc x StQff Don Cohen Annual Advisor Don Foster Business Manager ECCCHH ! ! ! Stop shoving! Give me back that red pen; all right every- body quiet; Mr. Rivers is here. Good grief, Jean, where is that picture schedule? Pencil, papers, pictures to be taken, rubber cement, a small staff, and deadlines to be met (big joke); all this combined is the Annual Staff. They're a weird bunch of bipeds who go running around their tiny room yelling and biting nails. Danny does nothing but feed the fish and scrub walls. Grace is so quiet I think she is communing with her subsconscious. Jean is very rarely seen, she's always out scheduling pictures. Lindell never gets his work in on time, but does well on my portraits. Marilee does a little typing, us- ing two fingers, but what can you expect from a sophomore. Pam, Virginia and Carol came in the second semester, resting the first. Their rattle-brained editor, Judy White, is completely inefficient, but that's what makes up their annual. Judy Mitzel is a yes girl to the editor — a copy editor who knows nothing about copy. Ruth just picks up Mr. Cohen's mail and throws digs at him. Mr. Cohen, their adviser, is the Simon Legree of the art department. The staff gets its ideas from the science fiction books he reads. 101 El Centinela 102 Row I: Nancy Hull, Pot Chapman, Kathy Cochrane. Row II: Pauline Wufherick, Carol Decker, Nicole Boisvert, Jeonalden Brady, Janet Wells, Kathy Reynolds. Row IV: Mr. Hopkins. Advisor, Keith Hall, Steve TcnEyck, Cary Conlon. Jim Huff. Dan Treloor, Roland Miller, Cartnol, Jim McFerson. EC Staff in typical unposed action shot. Meeting a deadline week in and week out must be pretty hard. To the El Centinela Staff I shall doff my hat (figuratively, of course). Copy, dummies, deadline, 30, galley,- all are familiar terms around H-2 during fifth period journalism. The way I under- stand it, Mr. Bernard Hopkins is journalism advisor while Mr. Robert Schottland heads up the printing staff. Even with this able guidance, the paper is ac- tuary run by the students. This year, Mr. Steve Ten Eyck was Editor-in-chief. 103 Fritsen. Row III: Geneva Marlin. Nancy Cornelius. Helen Maat, Sue Gordon Nelson. Louise Gantz. Millie McCabe. Linda Lucking, Al SENIOR Row 1: 0. Way, D. McMullen, E. Stone, N. Hull. Row 2: N. Ruskit, N. Markley, B Christie, D. Scott, C. Bonnivier, T. Etheridge, R. Manchester, N. Paris, D. Brudi. Row 3: I. Huerta, S. Cram, C. Hansen, D. Olson, C. Newman, P. Clancy, E. Welkos, P. Sellers. Row 4: R. Spencer, J. Earle, S. Kuri, K. Tar- quand, K. Cochrane, C. I. Hansen. K. Lenser. Row 5: J. Montgomery, D. Gunther, J. Gildersleevc. J. McFerson. Scholarship Societif I stopped o see now one of the more intellectual clubs functioned. I expected to see a group of under nourished individuals with large horn rimmed glasses, but instead I saw a group of wildly enthusiastic stu- dents, noisily engaged in esoterica Most of the ac- tivities were planned for the 2nd semester because the Freshmen could not en- JUNIOR Row 1: J. Fritsen. J. Mann, B. Eliason, B. Ton, L. Oestriech, J. Vaporean, K. Lansing, L. Duim. Row 2: S. Rogers, H. Waller, B. Spellman, J. McClish, C. Grodrian, R. A. Carver, L. Cavanaugh, J. Grodrian. Row 3: B. Contratto, B. Rich, G. K. Randol, M. Meyer, L. Ganow, J. Gabrielson, M. Bradley, V. Madison, S. Rizzo. Row A. F. Robertson, B. Olson, S. Bracht, R. Taylor, K. Dyal, P. Burrows, F. Bode. R. Herbclin. ter until then; however, they did plan a fudge sale, which turned out very suc- cessfully. They had several district 7 meetings and a C S F. 8anquet at Mir a Costa. Mr. Walter spoke at one of The meetings, ond or an- other meeting Dr. Jensen showed some slides she had taken while visiting Germany and England. The sophomores were in charge of campus-clean up The second semester was a busy one. Three of the more informed students were sent away to com- pete against others in a contest composed of ques- tions covering several top- ics. Two days after the district 7 Banquet a con- vention was held in River- side. Two successful field trips and a banquet was also held during the latter port of the year. FROSH Row 1: D. Warnick, J McKinney, Jeanne Keester, N. Matthews, K. Scofield, S. Rosenberg, D. Todd. Row 2: K. Chambers, S. Terry, R. Larsen, B. Joke, L. Isgar, M. Rcnkow. Row 3: C. Stillman, S. Macklcy, C. Demmon, J. Skelton, S. Phelphrcy, N. Wimberly, M. Fillmore. SOPHOMORE Row 1: V. Coombs, M. Woolwinc, P. Rizzo, S. Watchman, K. McCormick, J. Wright, M. L. Hart. Row 2: M. Bullock, V. Lamphere, B. Phelps, P. Verbeck, M. Bartosh, K. Overgaord, R. Burgua, L. Sergius, H. Gowdy. Row 3: M. McCauley, D. Arter, R. Townscn, K. Albig, L. Gantz, S. McCormick, P. Dawson, J. Skillman. Row 4: B. Smith, T. O'Brien, A. Carfnal, G. Nelson, M. Bryant, C. Kolan, J. Strong. Row 1: Donald Rosholm, Jim Lowery, Billie Phillips, Jcanaldcn Brady, Mike McCabe, Tom McCormick. Row 2: Jerry Smith, Bob Olson, Norman Campbell, Larry Briscoe, Gerald Maguson, Calvin Demmon, Chester Sandberg. Zip-p! Boinng! Hey, watch out there! What am I mixed up in now? Looks like I caught Rifle Club, but I'd rather not have found them at the firing range. Boy, that kid is good! Five bulls . . . Here is another group who have good eyes, they are the future Picassos and Grandma Moses'. Strange how they see the world and their work, all color and form. We use these forms to psychoanalyze our infants . . . Ah, well! 106 Row 1: Lee Covonough, Virginia Lanham, Carol Grodrian, Toni Hanes. Row 2: Jo Ann Threewit, Joan Gallagher, Roberta Shoemaker, Anna Grosser, Carol Shoemaker. Row 3: Kurt Hahn, Bill Nicholson, Mike Cavanaugh, Mike Menegozzi, Starr Carlson, Jean Farrell. Last Row: Mr. Cohen French Club Bonjour Mile. Goodrich. Comment allez- vous? Bien, merci, et vous? These highly nasal tones, I discoved, were French. Greetings like this are often heard at the French Club Meetings. During their meetings there are discussions of the people of France, their customs, and their language. It sounded so fascina- ting that I've decided to make Paris my next stop. Ah, la belle France!! Row I: Roberta Roth, Rosemary Burgua, Linda Oestreich, Sheila Lake, Vicki Sahlman, Toni Hanes. Row II: Kathy Reynolds, June McClish, Sandra Allan, Irene La Vere, Susie Rehart, Melanie Janus, Linda Sumpin. Row III: Ann Kroppe, Vicki Lamphere, Paula Thomas, Judy Boal, Shirley McCormick, Bev Richardson, Leoh Grabner. Row IV: Joe Roller, John Hgrner. Bruce McClish. Bill Smith, Dan Trclou. Latin 5. P. Q. R. Math Club One day, while flowing down the Cor- ridors of Inglewood High, I heard strange noises coming from one of the classrooms .... multiply by xty, factor the quotient x2-4 . . . and many other alien expressions. Passing through the wall, I learned that it was a meeting of the Math Club, which is composed of students especially interested in the many ramifications of mathematics. Row I: Lee Cavanaugh, Carol Hansen, Faybcth Stillmaker, Madeline Reed. Row II: Jeanne Broussaud, John Wedemcyer, Frank Herzog. Row III: Dick Rieck, Bill Schaupp, Kurt Hahn, Jim Harter. Row IV: Anthony Weishaar, Danny McMullen, Elaine Welkos, Mrs. Madland. Row I: N. DeWolf, K. 8iggs, B. Golden, B. Schaupp. Row II: I. Cavanaugh, M. Bryant, S. McAdams, N. Coke. Row III: D. Grant, K. Paul, E. Welkos. Row IV L. Klein, N. Paris, F. Stillmaker, M. Reed. Row V: J. Gabrielson. G. Marlin, I. Steele. B. Kelley. Pedagogues The Pedagogue Club is one of the newer clubs on campus. It was started to get students interested in teaching careers. This year they went to Long Beach City College for a banquet. I missed this trip because one of your electrical storms got the better of me. I did go to one of the elementary schools with them to see the differernt methods of teaching in the different grades. 109 Hay cuatro clubes espanoles en esta escuela, Los Chispos, las Aguilas, Los Conquistadores, y Captiulo Calderon de la Spanish National Honor Society. Los cuatro apadrinadores son las sehores Waddingham y Rice y los seriores Aslanian y Murray. Hay cinco profesores de espahol los senoros Cochran, Waddingham, Rice y los senores Murray y Aslanian. Las Chispas es para los alumnos del primer aho, Los Aguilas para los del segundo aho y Los Conquistadores para las estudiantes del fercer y cuarto anos. Capitulo Calderon es para los cstudiantes sobresalientes entran por medio de examenes despues de que recibir notas de 1 y los rccomcndacion de sus profesores. 112 Science Club 113 Piano Concert Senior Girls’ Glee Row I: Jeanette Morrison, Linda Lee, Cherl Montgomery, Sandra Wolff, Linda Clayton, Nancy Gregorio, Ann West. Chardelle 8unje, Linda Theiscn, Ruth Corbell, Linda Skaggs. Row II: Judy Gummere, Carole Brown, Linda May Huber, Davctte Ansite, Lorraine Dennis, Aleda Russell, Sherlene Williams, Carol Campbell, Carol Erickson, Sharon Marks, Judy Cook. Row III: Joan Hardy, Roberta Wilson, Bobbi Collins, Joanne Hempel, Helen Waller, Susie Owen, Jean Farrell, Wynema Greene, Sue Terry, Lano Glaser, Joyce Bates, Betsy Lloyd, Jelena Jackson. Nothing like girls . . . err, girls voices, to soothe the tattered nerves of yours truly. When the Junior and Senior girls glee get together, ahh, such fine music. Even my weak metabolism enjoys it. They too really add something to an assembly . . . the girls voices . . . that is ... In some ways I guess you terrans are very lucky having girls around I mean. Well, such is life! Row I: Shirley McKay, Ruth West, Janie Ross, Sonja Tonjes, Anzonctta White, Diane Dragon, Elwyna Moody, Sharon Wells, Jane Nichols, Nancy Bustecd, Vicki Jones, Charlie Simpson, Linda Beasley, Floy Irvine, Julia McKinney, Jacquelyn Lee Parrott. Row II: Arlene Airlie, Corinne Wilson, Joy Almquist, Darlene Gloeckler, Lona Winterhalter, Anna Mae Guerrero, Darlene Allensworth, Sue Smith, Dorothy Guttormson, Shirley Clark, Frances Patton, Kay Maincs, Carolyn Hammon, Barbara Huston, Celia Jamar. Row III: Sharon Frenger, Shirley Cooley, Nancy Goslin, Karen Lange, Sonja Shook, Joyce Carson, Dianne Johnson, Pat Hinote, Sharon Riddle. Dolores Bradford, JoAnn George, Lynn Gavctte, Sharon Watferson. Carol Shipc. JoAnne Hurst. Junior Girls’ Glee Junior Orchestra 1 16 Row I: Beverly Heacox, Edith Harding, Judy Wilke. Sandro Watchman. Row II: Ervin Payne, Donald Douglass, Kenny Griffith, Bill Fred- lund. Robert Vargas. A. Weatherly, Instructor Participating in so many activities. I'd think that they would get tired, but they're real troupers. The orches- tra is what I'm referring to. My goodness, they appear year after year at the L.A. County Fair in Po- mona; likewise, this year. They're always making appearances at other schools and of course, they do dou- ble time when they play at an as- sembly here at Inglewood. Well — hats off to Mr. Albert Weatherly and his fine organization. Senior Orchestra Alphabetically listed: K. Albig, C. Allen, R. Alderoft, T. Ala, G. Ash, B. Barkus, J. Bates, K. Carr, C. Chambers, G. Chapman. T Cobb, V Coffey, N. Cook, C. Crawford, C Brown, 0. Brudi, M. Fillmore, J Foster, I. Gavette, H. Gowdy, I. Grobner, C. Harnson, I, Holman, R. Hunt, G. Jackson. P. Ingleman, B. Kavanaugh, J. lato, J. McKinney. C. McKenzie, M. Menegazzi, M. Meyer, E. Mo- lindcr, V Mondabaugh, D. Moore, H. Morcn, R. Moreno, S. Moreno. B. Morgan. C. Peterson, B. Pfeiffer, G. Rondol. D. Reeser, J. Reeser, J. Rizzo, J. Roland, W. Schaupp, G. Selzer, J. Shaw. F. Stillmaker, D. Teeter, B. Ton, B. Traywick, A Vajda, T Vernes, D Womack. R Williams. J. Woods. Albert Weatherly, Conductor 1 17 Row 1: G. Kent, J. Cortnol, T. Stevens. R. Williams, J. Smith, J. Howell. N. Gann, 8. Tost, B. Buchannan, M. Dingier, K. Nickel, M. McMullen. Row II: B. Howell, E. Yee, L. Stayboldt, C. Emery, L. Holman, M. Anderson, P. Holcomb, L. Ganow, W. Macho, C. Lmson. S. Seebach. Row III: F. Etienne, G. Cadwalladcr, J. Cruce, B. Christenson, T. Owens, J. Allen, J. Stewart. E. Thompson, V. Justus, D. Skiruin, B. Pancake. Row IV; J Mason, J. Shaffer, R. Miller, F. Moreno, M. Jamar, K. Ryan, J. Johnson, P. Rizzo, R. Aguilar, M. O'Dell. Row V; E. Craig, G. Bailey, G Blosser, B. Allen, D. Clark, D. 8ishop, K. Paul. D. Abram, M. Stondish, I. Strange, J. Shahan. Senior Band Football games, basketball games, and many assemblies. At all these, I have seen your very fine band. When they get to swingin on Seventeen, every- one sways. You get that beat. Mr. Ted Nichols has done a lot with the band this year. Everyone in step is an ac- complishment. It comes from practicing morning after morning down at the farm. Hats off to the band for a job well done. 1 18 Row I: Pot O Connor, Celia Jamar, lorry Cupp, Jim Adler, Tom Woods. Row II: Larry Bennirts, Jim Stutzman, Richard Olsgaard, Paul Stemme, Jon Matson, Arden Jeffries. Not Shown: Del Gwin, Bill Sullcns, Dennis Morgan. Jon Shohan. Junior Band MR NICHOLS Jr and Sr Band Director 1 Row I: Penny Munyer, Barbara Christie, Millie McCabe, Sharon Fugate, Connie Wernik, Diana Lincoln, Virginia Lan- ham. Penny Fry, Sharon Kashncr, Jacquie McKane, Kristy Johnson, Freda Cline. Carole Chapman, Marie Yce, Carol Anne Brown, Patty Hahn, Marilyn Mayer, Dorothy Ncihart, Linda Guns, Luonnc Duim. Row II: Mary Ellen Bullock, Loni Chauncey, Edith Harding, Dorothy Barek, Julia Shaw, Sharon Halverson, Geneva Marlin, Anne Pike, Jackie Harmon, Josic Varsalona, Charlene Richards, Barbara Rich, Katherine Mahr, Nadine Paris, June McClish, Dorothy Kahre. Shirley Hicks, Darlene Brudi. A Cappella Pretty fine music I'd say. Your A Cap- pella choir, although I hate to admit it, is a pleasure to listen to. When this or- ganization, under the direction of Mr. Ferko, appears in an assembly every- one comes. Trained voices and good orators come out of this group and go on to fine careers. So I've heard. A musically minded group is nearly al- ways on key. And this group certainly is. 120 Row III: Hugh Adkins, Larry Beardsley, Shirley Cram, Camille Newman, Joyce Cooley, Kathy Lenser, Barbara Contratto, Jeri Roland, Terry Crego, Donna Kerr, Karen Ellington, Barbara Kelly, Linda Rose, Carol Shoemaker, Karen Thrutchley. Carol Hansen, Gene Selzer, Al Andrews. Row IV: Charles Hahn, Tom Schott. Bill Friant, Malcolm Cann, Bob Meek, Larry Stepanian. Walt Sellers, John Korn, Bill Barnes, Gary Smith, Gene Littman, Joe Lewis, Ted Ling, Ronald Bartlett, Jim Sellers, Gerhard Gengelbach, Norman Collins. MR. FERKO A Cappello Director Bogs’ Choir Row I: Mr. Ferko, Bill Bixby, Jack Miller, George Busteed, Tommy Clakey, Joe Rustan, Howard Gieyoria, Mike Edwards. Row II: Richard Hcsure, Robcrf Swanson, Ron Dulmogc, Douglas Eckerle, Stephen Olson, Don Haoland, Steve Pclshrcy, Greg Carroll. Beginning Choir Row I: Chere Glaze, Dolores Jean Warrick, Judy Wood, Genevieve French, Diane Morrison, Carol Schott, Elaine Edumndson, Rosemary Madsen, Sheila Andritsas. Row II: Lynn Barraclough, Jack Edwards, Nina Kolodge, Sherrill Castleberry, Carole Ausen, Joanne luenberger, Pat Stewart, Pot Smith, Marvin Trujillo. Row III: Walter Gray, Leric Goodman, Pearly Allen, Jeff Perry, Leland 122 Warner, Eugene Lay, Ed White, Eddie Smith, Ernie Haskell. LEFT TO RIGHT; Larry Upson-Mgr., Sheldon Matzie-Alto Sax, Mike Weinstein-Drums. Neal Etherton-lst Trumpet, Steve Hoffman-1st Trombone. Not pictured are Mike McMullen-Tenor Sax, Sherwood Van Dyke-2nd Trombone. Boys’ Quartet Girls’ Trio Row 1: Larry Beardsley, Al Andrews. Row 2: Walter Sellers. Gary Smith. Down in the Valley. Norm Collins. Freida Cline. 123 STAGE CREW: Row I: Helen Gowdy, Jerry Silioh, Shirley Moreno, Lorry Dev ey, Sharon Marks. Row II: Tommy Hav thorne, Larry Lauer. Tom Weise, Martin Ganz. Row III: T. D. Slattery, Advisor; Al Pantalone, Don lreton, David Lantz, Cliff Bystrom. NOON MOVIES COM- MITTEE: Row I: Helen Gowdy, Fred Morrow, Shirley Moreno, Robert Herblin, Sharon Marks. Row II: Denny 8rown, Bob O'Ryan, Tom Weise, Larry Delaney, Joe DcNunzio, Don Boynton. Row III: Jim Quinlan, Joe Kellejian, John Korn, Roland Miller. CAMPUS LIFE: Row I: Bill Barnes, Jeanalden Brody, Ted Ling. ROW ll; Toni Hanes, Mary Woolwme, Geri Grubo, Janet Fritsen, Gwen Lahcy, Pam Boyle, Sharron Allen. Row III: Vicki Lamphere, Lynne Sergiug, Eric Thompson, Kay McCormick, Sonjo Tonjes, Shirley McCormick, Carol Kalan, Jackie Harmon. Row IV: Mrs. R. Herbst, Sponsor; Gordon Nelson, Photographer; Bill Frediund, Asst. Editor,- Al Cartnal, Make-up Editor; Sandra Allam Judy Davis, Bob Sussman. ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE: Row I: Mr. Robinon, Mr. Oil lion, Mr. Foster. Row II: Mr. Messinger, Mr. Siegel, Mr. Olson, Mr. Wagner. DE8ATE: Row I: Toni Hanes, Joy Wright, Brigitte Werner. Row II: Sandra Allan. Art Green, Roy Rolfson, Jeanne Ziegler Row III Verne Reaves. Bi 11 Allen, Bob Joice. Mr. McGarrah, Advisor. Modes and Manners Row I: Marjory Haskell, Carol Schott, Linda Gross, Marcia Sugarman, Toni Hanes, Mary Woolwine, Jeannie Kuster, Penny Koyncr, Vicki Coombs, Sandra Wachtman, Lynne Sergius, Pat Verbeck. Row II: Diane Morrison, Shirley Hicks, letty Wright. Vicki Sahlman, Susie Rehart, Sharon Self, Cozette Queen, Donna Phillips, Vicki Lamphere, Nancy Busteed. Row III: Jeri Drake, Peg Dawson, Conna Arter, Kathy May, Barbara Phelps, Janie Crowell, Kay Chambers, Kathy Rogers, Carole Ausen. Big Sister Row I: Donna Butters, Vickie Combs, Judy Mitzel, Marjory Haskell. Row II: Joyce Cooley. Janet Stanford, Bonnie Spellman, Pat Verveck, Ann Krappe. Row III: Mrs, Pcasley, Irene LeVere. Judy Gabriclson, Mary Wynand, Arlene Bert. 125 My, these students do look like they're in a daze. I believe this dance was held as the climax of the new craze. Sentinel Daze, which was held to arouse school spirit. These dances I have seen, seem to be a lot of fun. If there were some short- er students I would like to shuffle around too. Spatio - Temporal Socializing Sneaking Snordliffs, what a sweetheart! Shirley Anderson was chosen by 13-20 club as their sweetheart for 1957. There were also 4 princesses, Linda Olsen, Diane Edwards, Penny Fry, and Carol Schott. One November eve- ning, while resting in a Sentinel Inn wall socket, I peered out and got quite a shock when I saw the Boys' League Corn Stalk Stomp. We don't even have corn where I come from. But even if we did, we wouldn't stomp on it. The next dance, in February, was the Annual Girls' League Backward Dance. There were so many people scuffling around with their arms entwined in that hot room, I was forced to fly to the lobby where they were judging the corsages made by the girls for the boys. It looked like an exhibition of Saturnian primitive arts. Afterwards I saw the girls paying for dinner and enter- tainment. Gracious, I thought those boys would never stop eating! tod Her Cou Mary Jane Sisson Carlene Bonnivier Jeri Drake Sandy Calkins Varsitq TORS P Tom Herman Bob Locke Larry Locker� l3 13 Jerry Montgomery Larry Olexiewicz John Selby Dan Udov Chuck Worden Dick Wilson Bob Messer Bill Miller Football Sam Hard 133 Hmmm. What have we here? Who they need is my demobilizing ray. i It's outrageous! All those grown boys fighting over an inflated pig bladder. What are those gadgets on their heads anyway? They look like space helmets to me, and those numbers on their space suits . . . What are they, code numbers? Nov one boy throws the ball away . . but wait, another boy on the opposing team catches it and returns it to him. How courteous these Earthlings arc! The first player is mad now and chases the second one. By George, what a stupid game! They must have space fever. One evening while I was strolling by the Farm (I never could find any farmers there] I heard quite a racket. Being invisible, I snuck by the gateman and emerged on a scene of chaos. Up in the stands people were waving little flags and yelling across the field at each other. Out on the gridiron (I never have been able to figure out how they got a lousy name like that) the Inglewood Sentinels were battling the Para- mount Pirates. The Pirates were planning to steal the victory from the Sents but they ended up on the short end of a 28-12 score. After the game, the Paramount coach was so mad he looked like he was about ready to blast off for outer space. After rooming around for a week I decided to sample more of this Earth football. This time the Sents got licked as Morningside won 37-6 For the next couple of v eeks I stayed away from Sentinel Field. It's a good thing I did too for Redonda and Mira Costa beat the proverbial pants of Inglewood. 39-6 and 38-7 respectively. Being a born traveler. I decided to follow the team to las Vegas for a game with El Rancho High. Finding it hard to pull myself av ay from the bright lights, women, gambling tables and other assorted attractions, I arrived at the game late, just in time to see the Sents pull out a 26-26 tie. After my enjoyable visit to as Vegas, I made my way down to Torrance for another game. I.H.S. won this one, 13-9, outplaying the host Tartars. Now that I hod had a taste of football, I coudn't stand to miss any of the games. Therefore, I was in attendance when the Sents were de- feated by Centennial 6-0. leuzinger 18-13 and Santa Monica 20-18. When I return to my home star I am going to tell my friends about this game and attempt to organize an inter-galactic league. 134 How silly! All this over a little ball! Row I: Joe Roller, Tom Daggett, Ken Flowers, Mike Madigan, Bob Christie, Carl Matson, Dan Earle. Row II: Steve Doming, James Har- rington, Ted Ling, Eldred Olson, Jim Byrne, Gerald Turner, Jerry Howe, Bob Fowler, Paul Peterson. Row III: Don Yasudo, Dick Carl- son, David Baer, George Buliach, Jerry Spicer, Tom Burtt, Larry Miller, John Rigsby, Jerry Brooks, Ernie Bringas, Brian Fritscn, Coach Cox. Junior V arsitq Row I: Dennis Shavers, Al Stiglemeir, Dan Clement, Larry Courtney (co-capr.), Leroy Scott (co-capt.), Al Cunningham, Jim Kincheloe, Gary Chatburn. Row II: Mike Weinstein (Mgr.), Don Paisley, Gory Sides, Jim Tollefson, Jerry G'auf, John Mendonsa, Tom Frobisher, Harold Sake, Dennis Brown, Jim Degenfelder (Mgr.). Row III: Paul Burleson, Gary Winslow, Vinc6 Dephaye, Lance Harrington, Bob Guevara, Nor- man Collins, Russell Meltzer, Ken Yuill, Dave Decker, Don Sheets, Coach Allain. Row IV: Paul Dypwick, Rick Clark, Chuck Wardy, Fred Badcnoch, Paul Jensen, Mike Bowers, Willard Hubbard, Brian Tosti. B Football 136 V arsitq Country J. V. and Under Row I: Pete Anderson. Row II: Bob Kelley. Row III: Roy Taylor. Row IV: Don Smith, Row V: Bill Schaupp. Mgr., Sam Kuri, Coach Gcrhorf. Row VI: Gary Jackman. Row VII: Bob Lawrence. Row J: Bill Miller, Jim Gicking. Dale Hudson, Jim Morrow. Row 2: Dorian Calhoun. Dor row Bishop, Henry Gonz, Ernie Stone, Aaron Benson. Row 3: Mike Bryant, Larry Beardsley. LeRoy Nelson, Grant Ash, Dennis Holcome. Row 4: Gene Butters, George Bailey, Ed White, Everett Hobbs, John Bool. Row 5: Gory Phillips. Dick Ishikawa. Allen Berrin, Jim Arrington. Ken Clymer. A: Row I—P. Wallace, B. Watson, D. Barger. Row II—C. Waring, J. Green, D. Watson. Row III—K. Miller, H. Forgrove, W. Cochrane. Row IV—D. Ireton, Mgr., J. McCann, Coach Kroon. B: Row I—D. Nelson, R. Spencer, F. Music. Row II—E. Craig, S. Brachf, S. Korn. Row III—R. Bartlett, S. Vida, M. Meyer. Row IV—B. Degcnfeldcr, B. Friant. Row V—Coach Kroon, D. Ireton, Mgr. C: Row I—B. Wad- dell, D. Kerr, G. Barker. Row II—D. Sheets, J. Levan. Row III—J. Hansen, R. Larsen, E. McMillan, Row IV—M. Wallace, R. Owen. B. Reed. Row V—R. Dulmage, F. Morrow. Row VI—Coach Kroon, D. Ireton, Mgr. . . . We never had anything like that where I come from. It looks like the players are trying to drown each other and play catch at the same time. Inglewood High must be pretty good at it though for the varsity finished fifth in the league,- the B's won five matches and lost five, and the C's won seven and lost only three. Water Polo 138 Good grief, flying saucers?! Anti-gravity ! ! ! ! Row I: Trujillo, Nichols, McBee, Lockwood, Chapman, Green. Row II: Gilderslccvc, Ray. Cunningham. Young. Osborn, McFerson, Season’s Scan Basketball is a crazy game! Who ever heard of throwing a big ball through a little elevated hoop? I could see more sense in it if they would bring the basket a little lower. It might be all right for these big six and seven footers, but it isn't fair for the little B's and C's. Even while playing under these adverse conditions, the J.V.'s, B's, and C's managed to turn in fine sea- sonal records. The Junior Varsity won 10 games while losing 8. During the league the Sents started off like a house afire, winning their first three games. Then they simmered down and finished the league with a 6 won-6 lost record. The B's had a better league season than the J.V.'s, although they had a dismal practice record. Their final record in the Bay League was only 4 losses. Although their record doesn't show it, the C's had a very good ball club. They lost over four games by less than three points but still managed to finish with a 5-7 won-lost mark. Based on the results of these three teams during the 1956-57 season, I feel it would be safe to say that Inglewood High will be well supplied with basket- ball talent for the next few years. 140 Art Green Johnny Nichols Marvin Trujillo Jim MeBee 8ob Osborn Jim McFerson Don Ray Jim Lockwood Jim Gildcrslccvc Gary Cunningham Robin Young Greg Chapman Coach Buck Smith V arsitq Basketball While walking across the gym floor one day, some bas- ketball players grabbed me and began using me for a basketball. Being bounced and thrown against a backboard isn't much fun, as you can imagine. After recuperating from my assorted injuries, I decided to find out more about this crazy game ... so I went to all the varsity basketball games and watched the Sentinels in action. During the practice and tournament games I saw the Sents win six and lose nine. Then they started off the league by beating Redondo 56-51 after they lost to Leuzinger 44-39, Mira Costa 52-40, Torrance 56-44, Cen- tennial 42-39, Santa Monica 67-66, Redondo 65-60, and Leuzinger 41 -40. The scores of the final four games were Inglewood 38, Mira Costa 60; Inglewood 48, Torrance 40,- Inglewood 66, Centennial 46; Inglewood 65, Santa Monica 71. The Sents ended up with a season record of 9-18, and a league record of 3-9. 141 Basketball JV 's Row I: Lorry Brisco, Gory Smith, Walt Sellers, Mark Kusley, Joe Williams, Phil Arnold. Row II: John Rigsby, Mgr., John Horner, Ron Larson, Wynn Hoffman, David Roth, Gary Johnson, Miles Standish. Row I: George Buliach, Don Paisley, Doug Rickard, Le Roy Scott, Jim Tollefson. Row II: Joe Kelligan, Mgr., Ronnie Jones, Mike Bowers, Mark Jensen, Gary Bledsoe, Art Dyson, Danny Clement, Mike Fagan, Mgr. 142 Row I: Phil Bruno, Mike Dovcl, Terry Stevens, Jim Skelton, Ted Piner, George Karnazes, Bob Guevara. Don Carroll. Row II: Joe Kelligan, Mgr.7 Bob Swanson, Jack Runyan, Don Haaland, Frank Kingery, Dennis Outwater, Steve Phelphry, Guy Payne, Jim Cartnal. Mike Fagan, Mgr. Row I: Jerry Howe, Gene Selzer, Ken Mastinek, Jim McFcrson. Row II: W. J. Worthington, Coach, Allen Van Dyck, Bill Hughes, Keith Bagge. SPRING DIANE EDWARDS Koren Overgaard Baseball Princess iams Jeri Drake Tennis Golf Princess Billie Phillips Rifle Princess v Row I: Karl MacDonald, Gary Jackman, Tom Evanson, Bill Miller, Dorian Calhoun, Bob Messer, Eldred Olsen, Ron Yost, Forest Lunsford. Row II: Bob Lawrence, Don Smith, Phil Arnold, Sam Kuri, Aaron 8cnson, Hershil Kelion, Bob Woods, Tom Herman, Albert Grant. Jim Gicking, Bob Locke, James Arrington, Bill Shaupp, Mgr. I wonder who's after him? Wouldn't it be easier to crawl through it? 146 Varsity Track and Held There goes another broken tape. Coach Pearson and Coach Gerhart. Of all the sports I was exposed to at Inglewood High, I think the most fascinating one to me was track and field. Although I still can't figure out some of the names like shot put, pole vault, and medley relay, I still enjoyed going out to the meets and watching the thinclads . . . what? . . . perform. If we tried that high jumping on my star, though, we couldn't even get off the ground. 1 148 I didn't know earthlings could fly. 13 and C Track Swimming Earth lings, what silly things! Seeing who can propel themselves f from one end of the a huge tank of water to the other fastest. By your stand- ards they're pretty rapid. They came out with 5 wins and 2 losses. Hey! Quit splashing! Mr Kroon Coach Fred Muzic Jerry McCann Russell Spencer 4 Wrestling Coach Paul Monahan Barbarism such as this died out our planet some 5 millen- nia ago. My, what dandy wrasslers! These Sentinels have won only two matches but considering they have only two arms this is under- standable. In this group they call Bay League, Inglewood took fourth place this year. Dick Burton Melvin Cosnowski Laurie Belger Athlete of The Year Row I: Dick Patera, Tom Nyman, Marty Fortson, Larry Courtney, John McCasland, Larry Olexicwicz, Gary Shoop, Dee Aaker, Dave Denncc. Row II: Dan Noran (Mgr.), Dale Wolf, Jerry Gaut, John Horn, Jerry Montgomery, Chuck Smith, Bob Thompson, Art Adams. Now I would like to say something about baseball, which in my opinion, is the most confusing, bewildering game ever invented by man (or maybe it was woman, who always seems to be fouling things up for those poor earth males anyway). I've never seen any- thing like it . . . men throwing pieces of horsehide at each other; other men trying to hit the horsehide back, and the weirdest thing of all, all the players ganging up on a poor little guy dressed in a black suit. While looking through some of your past annuals, I found that IHS has a tradition of fine baseball teams, and this year was no exception. Led by mentor . . . another sports term I don't savvy . . . Chuck Freeman, the Sent compiled an outstanding record in the Bay League. This, coupled with their fine mark in practice games, gave them an excellent year. When I get back home again, if I ever do with all this wandering around. I'm going to tell my friends about this weird game. Of course they'll never believe me but it will provide them with plenty of laughs. 152 V arsitif Baseball Coach Chuck Freeman 153 Is this what they call the line of scrimmage? 154 Pitchers—Dee Aaker, Marty Fortson, Jerry Gout, Jerry Montgomery, Chuck Smith. Anthony Weishaar, Bryce Traywick, Coach Cox, Danny McMullen, Jim Harter, Jerry Stone, Ronnie Jones, Gary Cunningham, Bob Crigler, Tony Campagna, Art Green. Racket Squad This year's racket wielders, while not into big competition at the time of this writing, have amass- ed a twelve win, two loss rec- ord in practice. This is great! Commander Cox, like Com- mander Whitehead of Schwep- pes fame, has the formula for success, it seems. ✓ Girls’ Sports Row I: Connie Wernick, Donno Kerr, Rita Crowell, Mary Jane Boynton, Marold Thompson, Linda Cupp. Janet Frit sen. Penny Fry. Row II: Brenda Harris, Pot Jenkins, Nancy Hull, Carol Harper, Sharon Mathes, Mildred Fillmore, Diane Marchant. Row III: Margaret Trimble, Karen Overguard, Sandy Colkins, Sharon Franzman. Judy Cote, Florence Meredith First Semester Q. A. A. Cabinet Row I: Kathy Cochrane, Donna Kerr, Nadine Paris, Janet Fritscn, Carol Grodrian, Judy Mitzel, Carol Shoemaker, Penny Fry. Row II: Terry Crego, Carolyn Herrian, Linda Ganow, Carol Minx, Janice Crowell, Carlenc Stillman, Karen Overgaard, Kathy May. Row III: Vicki Coombs. 'Pat Jenkins, Rosemary Burguo, Marilyn Spence, Karen Dahl, Marilyn Clark Second Semester 158 Little I An honorary service organization within G.A.A., Little I does much to further the activities of the Girls Athletic Association. I observe from my notes that the GAA presi- dent serves as chairman of the group and presides over the meetings. Odd jobs such as putting up Volleyball nets and serving on committees guarantee points toward membership. Thirty points constitute the entry fee as you might put it . . . Could this be some branch of Big I. Row I: Janet Fritsen, Marold Thompson, Nadine Paris. Row II: Carol Grodrian, June McClish, Carol Minx, Jean Grodrian, Judy Mitzel. Row III: Jenny Strong, Diane Hall, Terry Crego, Linda Oestreich, Diane Merchant. Winged I Points earned by making different teams add up and make it possible to secure awards. One of these is Winged I, an emblem much like astrogators wings, is earned when a total of 1000 points is reached. The first award is the emblem followed by the first and second chevrons. The Winged I is one of the higher plateaus and it has been reached by Some 25 girls. Row I: Marie Yee, Donna Kerr, Janet Fritsen, Marold Thompson, Nadine Paris. Row II: Gwen Wiley, Pat Sellers, Diane Hall, Carol Hansen, Terry Crego, Lydia Ballard, Nancy Hull, Marilyn Spence. Row III: Judy Cote, Darlene Brudi, Penny Frey, Betty Beebe, Shirley Cram, Sandra Walther, Connie Wernick, Kathy Cochrane. First Semester G- A. A. Florence Meredith, Sharon Franzman, Karen Over- gaard. Song and Yell Leaders Second Semester Pat Jenkins, Vicki Coombs, Rosemary Burgua. Row I: Nancy Wernik, Nancy Bustced, Shirley Anderson, Lynne Isgar, Mary Bryant. Carol Grodrian, Margaret Bradley, Vickie Justus, Mona Chilcoat, Judy Widdowson, Sharron Fogle, Jean Grodrian, Judy White. Row II: Joan Shaw, Valerie Madison, Mary Woolwine, Michele Bartosh, Marilyn Spence, Karen Paul, Sharron Allen, Penny Fry, Julia Shaw, Carolyn Herrian, Lois Houser, Rita Stark, Cathy Urbanovit, June McClish, Charlotte Brewer. Row III: Lyldia Ballard, Lois Klein, Sharon McShcffcry, Joyce Cooley, Rita Crowell, Lynda Williamson, Florence Meredith, Marvell Jamar, Shirley McCormick, Carol Shoemaker, Margie Webber, Carol Wolfrom. Q. A. A. Swimming One of the most fascinating shows I saw this year was the G.A.A. Aquacade, under the direction of Miss Joan Schutz. Keeping gracefully afloat in this strange liquid re- minds me of the Vogl birds on Fomalhaut VII. Beautiful formations, costumes, syn- cronized swimming, and lovely sets made for an interesting highlight to my visit. Miss Joan Schutz Swimming Instructor Water Ballet 161 - -i Row I: B. Muller, M. Thompson, K. Biggs, S. Wolther, M, Yee. Row II: P. Sellers, J. Core, S. Calkins, M, Spence, M. Clark. B. Rice. Rosv III: J. Lake, N. Hull, S. McAdams, K. Cockrone. Row IV: J. Shaw, K. Paul, B. Smith, D. 8rudi, F. Stillmaker. Row V: D. Hall, D. Kerr. Row VI: N. Dikran, D. Karnow, C Decker, S. Cram, N. Paris. Row VII: T. Crego, C. Hansen, M. Boynton, E. Welkos, C. Hansen. Row I: L. Cavanaugh, C. Brown, M. Sake, M. Trimble. Rov II: K. Dahl, N. Cornelius, K. Lansing, S. Jones. Row III: P.' Vaughn, J. Mitzel, R. Corbell, P. Dalzell. Row IV: Y. Dilks, L. Oestriech, L. Thrutchlcy, J. Fulbright, G. Wiley. Row V: L. Olson, S. Franzman, P. Jenkins, J. Shaw, B. Harris. Row VI: J. Dunn, B. Runyan, J. Howell, J. Mann. Rov VII: D. Clark, C. Cartwright, C. Minx, K. Mahr. Rov VIII: I. Ballard, B. Beebe, A. Smith, M. Meyer, L. Ganow. Row IX: J. Fritsen, L. Cupp, J. Stewart, B. Contratto, B. Buchanan. 162 Freshmen i� tv % 'A Row I: S. Marks H. Gowdy, C. Erickson, S. Moreno. Row l!; D. Merchant, A. Mahoney, R. Burgua, K. Overgaard. Row III: S. Johnson, S. Svendsen, J. Funder, C. Hattie, L. Hanna. Row IV: L. Silver, C. Crawford, C. Wilson, J. Wright, C. Kalan. Row V: D. Wickins, K. May, P. Dawson, J. Strohecker. Row VI: J. George, C. Wilson, P. Verbeck, J. Stccre. Row VII: A. Russell, C. Harper, J. Gallagher, P. Thomas, M. Call. Row VIII; V. Coombs, J. Threewit. Row I: B. Vaporean, K. Scofield, C. Glaze, M. Haas. Row il: P. Munyer, M. Craig, L. Wells, H. DeBlois. Row III: L. Davis, V. Gillespie, E. Lloyd, H. Fuller. Row IV: S. Fugote, L. Sidoti, S. Mathes, J. Reeser. Row V: J. Johnson, C. Stillman, B Phillips, B. Fitch. Row VI: L. Brietwcg, V. Jennings, S. Terry, J. Brazil. Row VII: M. Fillmore, M. Honsen, K. Chambers. J Crowell. Row VII: S. Keys, C. Comer, D. Allensworth, N Stewart. Row IX: P. Luther, K. Sake. D. Todd, S. Cooley. 163 Row I: (moscot) Morn Rae Niles. Row II: Dee Hard, Sgt., Darleen Scotr, Captain, Donna Olson, Lieut. Row III: Nancy Ruskett, Marjorie Haskell. Carolyn Fairchild, Margo Larriva, Bonnie Morrissey, Bonnie Pfeiffer, Gail Nodulski, Kit Heyer, Lynne Spencer. Row IV: Janet Vaporean, Gail Goodwin, Vickie Lamphere, Bonnie Peterson, Joan Cronin, Carol Campbell, Deanna Grant, Sonja Justus. Sandy Myrcn. Row V: Louise Gantz, Marolyn Teel, Sandra Kleinschmidt, Judy Kennedy, Jelena Jackson, Jean Sidoti, Judy Stephenson. Mrs. Brunnenkant. Inglettes 1 64 I'd try to stay out of their hands too. Q. A. A. Activities He needs a shave! A meeting of the minds. 165 Oh, I'm getting airsick! G.A.A. Board 11 wonder what G.A.A. stands for?) Administrat ion Board of Education Mr. Al Eddings, Mr. Ted F. Merrill, Vice-President, Mrs. Fred A. Bode, President, Mr. Robert H. Dodds, Mr. Les Ferrier. DR. THEO J. NORBY Superintendent of Schools and Executive Secretary of the Board of Education In- glewood Unified School District. Oh, here they are ... I know there was a policy group . . . This hard working body meets frequently to determine policies for your entire district . . . and a very competent job it does too, from all I gather. With all the building, and bond elections going on, I'm surprised their circuits don't fuse, but these peo- ple function magnificently. Dr. A. Neil Galluzzo, Assistant Superin- tendent in Charge of Business. Dr. J. Roland Ingraham, Associate Su- perintendent. Principal Charles E. Wallace Pictured above are your Principal, Charles E. Wallace, and his more than efficient secretary, Charlotte Richter. Between them they really keep your school functioning, an almost impossible task when seen through the dis- passionate eyes of this observer. When pressed for a statement to put into this publication, Mr. Wallace sent over the following remarks .... Every effort has been extended at Inglewood High School to provide opportunities .to develop students who will be recognized for superior scholarship and outstanding qualities of good citizenship. It is a pleasure to see students working in close harmony with members of the faculty and staff to achieve these objectives. 168 DR. FRED ADAMS Boys' Vice Principal Strange, these earthlings utilize the sub areas beneath their structures as quarters. Why? Air- less, lightless, useless! Observing the local hall of judgment. Student Council, so called, good grief, Charlie Brown, what a hassle! Rigid seats, bolted to the floor ... to prevent the structure from tumbling, I assume. Some twenty represen- tatives of various organizations wrangle here, regulated by MISS LOU McMONIES, Girls' V.P. Very Patient again. They say patience is a virtue. They certainly have strong backing around here. Encouraging bright ideas is but one of her many jobs, I have learned. Entering into the innermost inner office, I observe Dr. Fred Adams, Boys' V.P., meaning very pa- tient. He is the one to whom people go when they wish to cry on someone's shoulder. I note one poor soul nervously awaiting something Moisture condenses on the upper regions of his cranium as he wobbles into the office. Emerging shortly with his oral orifice curling upwards. He just wanted to know if I'd lost my watch, says he as he slumps to the floor. (Hmmmm, these earthlings). LOU McMONIES Girls' Vice Principal The Mentaguides 170 CHARLES LEWIN Director of Counseling and Guidance VERNON WILCOX Registrar and Attendance Counselor Row I: Mrs. Pedersen, Mr. Olson, Mrs. Hill. Row II: Mrs. Waddingham, Miss Moder, Miss Smith. Row I: Mr. Seigel. Mrs. Cochran. Row II; Mrs. Stowe, Miss Sward, Mrs. Enbom. Row III: Mr. McGarrah, Mr. Cox, Mr. Messinger. Row I: Mr. Merrill, Mrs. Jones, Mr. Johnson, Miss Schulz, Mr. Wagner, Miss Goodrich. Row II: Mr. Aslanian, Mrs. Herbst, Mrs. Coulter. Miss Mitchell, Mr. Gale. 171 Row I: Mr. Peters, Mrs. Madland, Miss Sessions, Mr. Card. Row II: Mr. Clarke, Mr McGill. Mr. Weatherly. Row I: Mr. Worthington. Row II: Miss Will, Mrs. Rice. 172 Row I: Mr. Schottland, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Brunnencant, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Fontana. Row II: Mr. Waller, Mr. Oklar, Mr. Davis, Mr. Stickney, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Ferko. 173 Row I: Mrs. Peosley, Mrs. Duccy, Mrs. Munro, Mrs. Scoville. Row II: Mr. Foster. Miss Cox, Mr. Ewcn, Mrs. Johnson. Row I; Mrs. Wight, Mr. Pearson, Miss Anderson, Mr. Kroon, Mrs. Aquirre. Row II: Mr. Murray, Mrs. Hyde, Mrs. Parslow, Mr. Baker, Mr. Slattery. Row I: Mr. Barnum. Miss Jensen, Mr. Eliason. Row II: Mr. Allian, Mr Freeman, Miss Gudmunsen, Mr. Gerhart. Row I: Mr. Chick, Mrs. Adams. Row II: Mr. Barnett, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Gillmor. 174 The Indispensables Row 1: Vcarl Fewster, Maudie Bridges. Row 2: Bertha Langton, Ada Kirby. Row 3: Sarah Johnson. Row 4: Lucy lindin, Clara Frum. Row 5: Solda Blackford, Josephine Weiss. Row 6: Jessie Curtis, Amy Leonard. These are the lubricants that keep the wheels turning here at school. If it wasn't for these inconspicous and effi- cient folks the wheels would come to a grinding stop. Row 1: Gladys Wilkening, Frances Rogozmo, Charlotte Richter, Ruth George. Row 2: Margaret Larkin, Carol Cruger, Faith Corey, Iona Wall- ingford, Beverly Goodwin. Lois Mullin. Row 1: Bill Evers, Art Brash, Fred Williams, Charles Arnold, Karl Bradley, Bob E. Reornes, H. L. McNabb, Edward L. Hancock, John Micolson. Row 2: Nick Diccrbo, Bill Sneddon, Maude Headley, Margaret Winnie, Melvin R. Schwortz, Lyle Summers. Cecil B. Frame, Julius Mayer. Index Page ACTIVITIES Annual Staff .....................100-101 El Centinela .....................102-103 Scholarship Society ..............104-105 ADMINISTRATION ......................98-127 CAMPUS PHOTOGRAPHS......................6-8 CLASSES Senior ............................ 20-85 Page Junior ..........................56-65 Sophomore .......................66-75 Freshmen ........................76-85 DEDICATION ..........................4-5 FOREWORD ............................2-3 SPORTS Boys'..........................128-156 Girls’.........................157-165 STUDENT GOVERNMENT..................9-19 Acknowledgements As this is my last opportunity to make an entry into my journal on earth observa- tions before boarding my space transliner, I shall take this space to say good- bye.' As a suggestion, do not repeat what you've read here,- a world wide panic might occur. Before leaving though, I would like to thank, on behalf of the Annual Staff, the Yearbook House, Monrovia, for their fine job of lithography and assembling of the book, the $. K. Smith Co., their cover maker, and Sharon Frobisher, who designed it. Of course, we can't forget the Cagle Studios for the fine photographic work, and what could have been done without Mr. Foster, the Business Manager, and the administration for being so co-operative in helping meet photographic deadlines. 176 GOOD-BYE, EARTH PEOPLE S' 0 Ck r—T bjL t'C'C - AfT7 ' r r V s: