John Burroughs High School - Akela Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1957 volume:

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It had closed before it ever openedf lt seemed as thoughthis were prophetic, for iust a few weeks later, in another part of the country, the last of the great American circuses ended its final performance under the big top. ,In com- memoration of this hardy band of stalwart troupers, we have chosen the theme of Circus for this 1957 Akela. We will attempt to record a portion of the rich heritage that is the circus. 1 ' ' uwffulllrlhf ur wlwwlljuf Admunustratmn W rung Ter has come To be assocuated uth the s lv vouced umpeccably dressed gen eman w an ounces the acts an glowung tones Actu the rungmaster un the True sense of the o has cu much less glamlous uob that of even cl twenty munutes hup ng The horses legs lughtly To keep them A p the show trmmmed To an CTACLE rganuzatuons TRAINED ELEPHANTS Classes at work THE TUMBLERS Sports THE FIRCE EATERS Senuors THE CLOWNS Junuors TRAINED FLEAS Sophomores THE AMUSEMENT ZONE Entertaunung Actuvutues The glutterung parade of all curcus performers curcles the huppodrome Track un all uts splendor of spangles sulks satuns and gult costumes These unduspensable performers are The backbone on The curcus Strong and wullung to work un beluevably long hours wuthout respute They can easuly enter areas where all other modes would prove umpossuble These hard workers are cap able of mastery of skulls from the easuest truck to The most complucated of curcus routunes The tumblung team are perhaps The most famous members of The curcus A pruvuleged few have reached the stellar heughts of curcusdom and many more wull enter The portals of fame un the future Contunuous and concentrated practuce IS the only way to achueve perfectuon These fune performers wull guve our curcus fame for many years To come Thus darung Team of performers has been through much together The clown one of The most talented performers under the bug top us the master of hus art The gutted members of The flea curcus form a small but valuable part of The curcus The glutterung world of make belueve and umagu natuon comes to lufe un Thus maguc realm One us transported hugh unto the heavens and us then taken back unto the world of croakung hawkers guant stuffed teddy bears and msllung humanuty It us a wonderful fauryland one s secret love VOLUME NINE 156 N 3 x I tl :I T o l u J , - yi E J y Cf 0- J Y ll S9 u u sf u J J uullu ,ll M' yu fu! 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Aw-Ml J'-65 .SL .QM.xM.i AA.-A v-2-MBNU-NJN . ,A1,,,,.n..J,,k ,h 9, wl I1ik,i '.ZiQT?5.,,.k .iff fit ws t F fem ff' QJIEJ I I is-4995 For Our F1ne 4G1ln1mr A modern arcade graces our Thus beauf ful buuldung s he shopp ng center home of a modern m racle From a tnny burg boastnng barely a hundred residents to a thrlv mg metropolis thus as the story ot Burbank Calrforma center ot lndustry hub of a multr mrllron dollar movie lndustry and home for nearly a hundred thousand resrdents We dedicate thrs the 1957 AKELA to our town the clty of Burbank In the year 1907 we became Incorporated ln the year 1936 the Burbank Unutned School Drstrnct was formed Lockheed lsome old t rs wall remember It as Lougheadl was nn nts infancy f w years ago a new grant grew out of the grassy held at pf Ol: Avenue and Alameda Its name rs NBC and at us among W flnest televrsron studios ever to be built boastlng the newest Inter nd most modern televrsuon facalutues ever developed It grew rrfiw Wtr quickly soon addrng the world s hrst complete color television studios to Its ever expanding repetolre Churches schools shoppzng districts these all go to form our clty C aldren playlng busy untersect1ons qulet avenues une ees Thus us Burbank Burbank the embodiment es and dreams ISl'l'1l'lVlf1Q and expanding and wlll f to do so through all the y ars to come 5 Y 4. xi 5 1 z X I .1- X it at F 1 FatV?,, y y - , ' LEW, I 9 l ' x Alf, li . . i . . 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I, N li -in. , ,, , ,, -P H'-mi H - , x '11, Q mf. slma R 'x 1. 5- fi' 1 1 A gracious and rlrarntirtg person is Mrs. l?utli Straley, our 'V-rlS idle-Prwnripal Slre also s C ils pe-fzgae Board and 'ne Z Mr. Sltermart Cliavaor acts in Principal He rs a Wise and Qrlmosr alwfzys be seen at garn rxcwriries ewes as able aclvrsor to the Club 'ne capacity of Boys Vrce- prudent counselor, and can es. dances. and other scltool Mr Jo-in Sage, popular teaclier at JB takes over Miss Dorothy Brockmans duties during lwer doubles as coordinator and Sem absence. Versatile Mr. Sage or guidance teacher. Well-loved for ner sincere and friendly manner is Miss Dorotny Brockman, coordinator and Senior guidance teacher, Mr Nc- art Nelson takes over flvis year as registrar l-le is former baseball coach and geometry teacher. im earsters Guide UW . ,J ,V 1- fr 1 '1 socswof clvrracrevze our 1, gr ,if V ri-5,1 ' s caaable acmr rw s ra'or N13 .rem r 5 gym-gpm' 905' 5' 'cr --e mast egltt ,ears snaer 1 'EYZQ' efeea lewwers L f Burougns nas Non ie Lime 1' S 'ziiuirett iaea' iC Q : f16'IvCV- F4 3 ,' QW, I, mmi , 53' 'sCi :. ', Vis anuers'f: f1fg C1l'tC1 , .M V GJ ':':ia:el'1.'e ':f': 'rJls'ec1mUCli'OW'1'U5 f' UQ 1.7, QVHCJQV 5 -1 .. 1 i T' szfac' at r s. -'rim' 5-5,59-5 -me pcsseim r' 'aan 'ne portals al cu s 'col - -5115, -i-ey Q0 ,,L-grief 'f-gr no tney will al.-mfs .,,,. :CWI f,.t.m5ff.5 C: -H: f ,vciwlerfal af fi Dal Carry A' 1 MR. CROAD Mr. J. Russell Croad has been Superintendent of Schools for the City of Burbank for twelve years. On his shoulders rest the many respon sibilities that are necessary to successfully oper ate a school district. It is a burden that he carries with the ease befitting a man of his capabilities Because of his energy and foresight, though Bur bank has experienced one of the most amazing gains in population, he has kept the school sys tern abreast of the rapidly changing times Under Mr. Croad's able leadership, the schools of Burbank are fulfilling their responsibility to our democracy, and the Burbank Unified School f A I l District is a successful and progressive organiza Members of the Board of Education are: Mr. Robert Omer, Mr. Walter French, Mr. Gordon McCann, Mrs. Susan Lundstrom, and Mr. P. Fred Johnson. .arth- iff' .mlm ' s1,- sql' ' 'vw ive-v ' Z- r 4 -1 ...r 'rv 'r-fi nl L Q 'Ai qv .. y Q1 x J' ii. Tis .S 9 T Ql Front Row- Mr. Weybright, Miss Barnes, Mrs. Lewis, Mr. Polster, Mrs. Wemett, Miss Hanly, Mrs. Munch, Mrs. Benson, Miss Seidl, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Clossetty, Mrs, Silva, Mrs. Cox, Miss Ewing, Miss Williams. Second Row: Mr. Plcitz, Mr. Chavoor, Mr, Shortenhaus, Mr. Drager, Mr. Tansey, Mr. Foss, Mr. Viskocil, Miss Woityla, Miss Springer, Miss Lee, Mrs. Liston, Miss Ewart, Mr. Maechling, Mr. Boone, Mr. Brandt, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Gould. Third Row: Mrs. Wilkinson, Mr. Witt, Mr. Parker, Miss Brockman, Mr. McLaughlin, Mrs. Tracy, Mr, Zook, Mr. Dowd, Mr. Gaitskill, Mr. Carpenter, Miss Sawner, Mrs. Beaton, Mrs. Shearer, Mr. Sage, Mr. Gilden, Mrs. Trernpe, Mr. Franks, Mrs. Manezon. Fourth Row: Mrs. Straley, Mrs. Arnerich, Mr. Martin, Mr. Browning, Mr. Rose, Mr. Dobis, Mr. Williams, Mr. Brown, Mr. Helbaum, Mr. Hroscikoski, Mr. Boyer, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Day, Mr. Aspittle, Mr. Flora, Mr. Smith, Mr. Grosmark, Mr. Voss, Mrs. Pogue, Mrs. Royer. SKILLED LEADERS INSPIRE OUR PERFORMANCES The many teachers who shape the life of a student will acquaint him with the 'humanities - art, music, and literature. He will discover many things about himself and about his fellow man through the study of science, mathematics, and the many skills that are offered as part of the curriculum. His teachers will instruct and advise him, encourage him, and steer him on the right course. Through the efforts of these men and women, students will go into the world with confidence and self- assurance, prepared to hurdle any obstacle which life may put before them. fjfi fs, ' r c fi-'.:.'.1f - f s T, ' I, , 4 ,N Mr Marshall, in his debut as faculty chairman, is assisted by Mr. Weybright. cu' 1 - Q f 9 A Cf Q K! V' HAY' , 'X lb it FA c ai-41V-6, L-UUWQ 2 'Vi-1 Lv I 7x A 0 A IN IQA47: r ,!.1v'4 7yff5 U -fu bei, 6,4 ,N rf?'L,Sb jfwn 'f 5- Cc' 1' 6 X A J X ,e Y , 1 5 J in QS T Q 61' rJ r,-U! I 'f-- --75.4, ' ,f X , ff 37 0: fi Aw e ' L' K' X-fi .Q :Jo Duty coiled of pncrure-faking mme ond Mr, Emhelberg, Mr. Romsey, and Miss Okarnoto were unable fo be present. Tm., m3Clt'r QQWQ Wir OUTSTANDING IN OUR HEARTS Well known to students ot Bsology ns Mass Carolme Barnes Her forthnght sincere manner and her qulck wut have made Muss Barnes a favornte wuth John Burroughs students Under her auspuces the Explorer s Club delves unto the mysterles of the world whuch surround us and Biology classes delve unto the mysternes contained rn the world of natural scnence A graduate of South Gate Hugh School Muss Barnes went on to attend All Saunts Junior College and USC Her hours are fulled by partlclpatnon un many actuvltles whrch Include the past presudency of the Burbank Teach ers Assocuatron and actnve membershup nn varuous or gannzatnons She glves freely of her tnme and talents to many worthy causes and us always ready to lend a helpnng hand an any way possible Her generosnty sense ot humor and constant endeavor toward the welfare of John Burroughs have gained her a place In the hearts of students and faculty alike ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . . 1 1 1 mme UQWQQ We HE ACHIEVES STARDOM A popular coach and science teacher is Mr. Polster, JB Teacher of the Year. Mr. Polster was graduated from Hoover High School in nearby Glendale and continued his education at Glendale Junior College, Occidental College, and USC. He then became a professional base- ball player with the Spokane Indians. As a member of the Marine Corps, he played on the Marine baseball team. His miiltary travels include a year in China. Noted for his understanding and humorous nature, he has the gift of making a science class fun. His patient guidance helps students in the exacting study of science. His expert coaching has shaped JB teams into tough competition for opposing teams. In three short years he has become a beloved teacher, coach, and friend. COOKS r cafeterta staff n dudes Front row Mrs I Blanche Smnth Nellle Harms Flosste Simms Eleda Hansen Vnrgunta Edgar Loulse Rader macner Lena Pernot Hrlda Silverman Back row Rosemary Pope Es ther Hnnes Irene Wnnsar Laura Radclnff Q 1-4 THANKS LC f CASHIERS Worktng on our casnuer an staff are lrught o le Callte Goss ee Dee Spargur Joann Bar low Margte Robnson Tawny Fttzmorrts and Sandy Tales TO THESE PERFORMERSH CUSTODIANS On their day off, our willing and capable cus- todians romp. Policeman F r a n k Ranslern lleftl nabs T o n y Bourgeois. Caught by photographer Nurse Mila Frantz are C h a r l e s Estes, Fred Klages, Lester Rogers, Paul Pereau, Inez Pe- digo, and Al Perkins. 5-1- SECRET!-XRIES ecretaries Marie Gilles- ie, Florence Ruddick, nd Nadine Ross look n as Martha Jane Top- ing flicks Irene Mc- owell and Marie Anton. 4? L. 4 A 1- OUR BIG-'TOP RUNS SMOOTHLY , - 2 'ua ,. Q15 e office of ASB Secre- ASB Vice President, Denni 15 Serving JB in mony vvoys is our ASB President, Ron Siillwell Keenan, who served i his Junior yeor, wos i clworge of school ovvord ond trophies, ond pre sided over Legislotiv Council meetings in tl Qbgenqe of the preside? A greot help to the Presi- dent is Vice President, Lindo De Vol. Vi Rf i Y1' ASB Secretory, Sol Crocker, ond ASB Recor ing Secretory, Lorno Ne ten, carried our their o fice duties efficiently 0 copcibly. tory wcis filled by Ursulo Holm-Lux, The office of Recording Secretory was filled by Andreo Luttge. Annette Lopez filled t office of ASB Audito Her term of office, lt first, was o success. Sonia Zevin served JB os o neat ond cccurote ASB Auditor. J. l. Wisdom And Understanding Gharacteriz IT' i ,, , , x ASB odvisor X av-qs, - , Sci 0 Executive Council The Executive Council, which is composed of all ASB officers, the President of the Girls' League, and the president of the Boys' Council, is con- cerned with the formation of school policy. At the official meetings, held once weekly, the officers report upon finance, assemblies, club constitutions, sports letters and banquets, and the many other matters which require the con- sideration of a select group. 2: X Q F ' 4' gf' x U-7' N Mrs. Lewis, our capable f'XN', fs, .' NN... .- v Y , . E19 Legislative Council members are: lleft to rightl Bottom row: Krister Nilsson, Lonnie Golnick, Dennis Keenan, Tom Walters, Gary Gossard, Mark Bench, Joe Gargaro, Angelo Arroyo, Bob Stevens. Second row: Mrs, Lewis, Ron Stillwell, Ray Munson, Linda DeVol, Karen Brown, Ursula Hahn-Lux, Sonia Zevin, Andrea Luttge, Linda Shawhan, Madeline Smith, Mary Kay Deschamps, Ilene Davis, Marlene Keehn, Sally Crocker, Marrianne Kurey, Judi Stein, Ann Cohen, Alyrtn Rosenburg, Joyce Push, Dorothy Coon. Third row: Mike Roth, Lorna Netten, Jo Gore, Marsha Vance, Pat Rowan, Sue Pam Sargent Sandi Simons, Meroe Wood, Polly Gibson, Phyllis Vanderlip, Ron Button, Sherris Roney, Fourth row: Leon Epstein, Butch Horvay, Joan Freeman, Brenda Bryint, Linda Lemay, Diane Turley, Dee Dee Spargur, Linda Chubb, Sandra l-laslem, Judy Arnold, Joan Wiallard, Jerry Teeple. Fifth row: Doug Smith, Art Trimmer, Dave Banta, Tom Boysen, Dennis O'Rourke, Vince Stefano, John Stockton, Wayne Connard, Marie Sanucci, Mary James, Jamie Thrasher, Pat Keating, Gloria Cavanough, Pat Reed, Margaret Dreyer. The Legislative Council is composed of represen- . -, . 0, 5 , f, :J ' ' ' -,if - tatives from every guidance class on campus. ,' f ' H -J' I These representatives attend meetings held on ' .' I T -' alternate Tuesdays in the auditorium. The Council E Q listens to problems and suggestions which origi- nate inthe various guidance classes. Through the help of Mrs. Lewis, many problems are solved to the satisfaction ot all. Second semester Legislative Council members are lleft to rightl front row: Jackie Smith, Jack Storti, Judi Stein, Sally Cook, Kathy Van De Veer, Charlotte Davis, Jean Transue, Glenda Miller, Virginia Rossow, Elaine Nassit, Doug Smith, DeeDee Spargur. Second row: Sybil Craw- ford, Joan Freeman, Polly Gibson, Linda Chubb, Diane Turley, Ron Van Natta, Jo Ann Shepman, Dick Storti, Sandra Odor, Andy Cooper, Carole Hinman, Janet Nixon, Tom Poole, Dennis O'Rourke. Third row: Anette Lopez, Kathy Briix, Ann Hunter, Betty Beerbohm, Sharon Crawford, Sonia Zevin, Joyce Lininger, Karen McKenzie, Carol Morris, Ilene Davis, Mark Bench, Joan Woillard, John Stockton. Fourth row: Krister Nllsson, Alan Reedy, Beth Aanesen, Linda Marshall, Debbie Siheller, Darlene Holmes, Alan Calhoun, Dave Grimes, Howard Lentz- ner, Jerry Perrine, Steve Taylor, Denny Keenan, Mickey McGarvey. Fitrh row: Chuck Carlson, Nancy Rider, Marlene Keehn, Sally Crocker, l ll Mk F ll, Jo Ann Quackenbush, Denny Kuhr, Greg Faster, Fru Elliot, Lorna Netten, Libby Crosby, Ron Stil we , i e arre OUR PTA Mesdames Stanley Mathews, Glenn Craig, Kenneth Cole- man, William T, Straley, and Ernest Casprowitz point Indian heads to be distributed to boost the PTA Mem- bership Drive, The PTA operates the refreshment con- cession at the football games, co-sponsors the annual Senior All-Night Party, and awards scholarships with these funds to outstanding graduating Seniors. OUR LIBRARIANS Our helpful librarians keep the library running effi- ciently. Here, Dale Nordstrom and Linda Le May discuss a library assignment with Librarian Mr. Dobis, and Library Assistant Mrs. Hilah Price. fffy ' - Z f 6- f , .I - v I If '- l 1 ra Publrcuty Commuttee meets every Tuesday after school under the supervusuon of Mr Ed Wulluams Its purpose as to publncuze all school events The 'obs of the members range from putting notuces an the bulletm and takung charge of the bulletln boards to puttmg up posters The Assembly Comrnuttee sponsored by Mr Brownung us responsible for the fune assemblues presented at John Burroughs Entertainers and speakers are contacted and rnvuted to appear by the commnttee Talent assemblues musuc assemblnes and pep rallnes are lust a few of the many fme pro grams whrch were presented thus year Soclal Commrttee under the spon orshup of Mrs Sulva works to make our school dances bugger and better than preceding dances They plan the Sweetheart Dance After Game Dances and the Sensor Prom The members of the Publncnty Commuttee are lleft to f'9lWll Sue Rollnns Kathy Brnx Ann Bennett Maru Iyn Maldonado Barbara Bennuee Sharon Rosenow Second Row Jo Ann Denham Franklm Marshall o n Stockton Charles Stewart Dave Skullmon Fred Von Hell Karen Buss The Assembly Commuttee members are lleft to rnghtl Front row Madeline Bruster Gaul Welner Ilene Davls Dons Zwurn Janet Maslow Second Stern Sally McCarty Joan Gould Thnrd row Brenda Overstenn Margaret Hartung Wayne Connard A nette Verner Lunda Tomasuno The members of the Social Commuttee are lleft to rnghtl Betty Moore Joy Ross Jean Tollack Sally Crocker Sharon Shollm Lnnda Brown Second row Mane De Gennaro Joan Wolllard Lorna Netten Pat Barlow Terry Black Patti Shorb Jonna Baker Mrs Salvo Sponsor Mary Ann De Gennaro BUSY STUDENTS WILLING TO WORK 20 '. K r' I : ' I M I I '. 4 1 t , , ' . Y Jh - , , 1 f . .v I - z .Y - 3 I 1 I V r F, s row: Dorothy Alexander, Jo Ann Chapton, Sharal H A' .dr ' b if V , , . A I S , 5 f V , - , - , 1 . ' 2 t 1 t 1 , 1 A ' 7 . I I I . , S . , , . . , 1 ' I I ' ... - 9' , D ,aw f- fs ras. 5 R2 I an a -E ,si . 5 4 O Our successful and spirited rallies this past year were planned and led by the Rally Committee under the supervision of Miss Springer. Back row: Gary Lippman, Mark Bench. Middle row: Mary Duby, Audrey Mathews, Sona Zevin, Carole Morris, Sandra Odor. Front row: Brenda Bryant, Joan Robison, Jerriann Brown, Merle Gould, Pat Funkhouser. These ASB committee advisors deserve credit for con- tributing so generously of their time to serve in other than a teaching capacityi They are, from left to right: Mr. Rose, Mrs. Silva, Mr. Williams, Miss Springer, Mr. Browning. hu. ' N X X 5 N 'rn Winter Girls' League Board members are lleff to rightl front row: Donna De Vol, Libby Crosby, Karen Brown, Sherrie Lawton. Stand- ing: Mrs. Straley, Sue Snow. Summer Girls' League Board members are lleft to rightl, front row: Libby Crosby, Deanna Roberts, Dianna Barton, Julie Harris, Dee Dee Spargur, Nancy Rider, Margaret Dreyer, Carole Kleinberg. Back row: Donna DeVol, Marilyn Jung, Joann Chapton, Linda Corwin, Doris Swim, Fru Elliot, Janet Yarick, Scharline Free' man. Libby Crosby and Dee Dee A Latvian war refugee Marla Roger Arno Judy Eaton, and The Backward Dance, always Spargur purchase their Date has been receiving our and Roger Oswald dress up in their well-received, is one of he with Dad tickets from Jo for the past four years Sunday best on Backward Day. Girls' League's main activities Mrs. Ewart, sponsor of Hospitality Committee. 1 1 ,- yn-v' W' 'A Hg .Vf Z ' 5 Art Committee co-chairmen, Kathy Kohl and Jan Yarick, collect ideas for a forthcoming poster. K, 'Q Mrs. Manezon, Art Committee advisor. Miss Hanly, Social Committee advisor. o . I I 5 4 I x0lU'l 'i?glq, s l say 'x 'U NX .I The Girls' League Social Committee includes lleft to rightl, top row: Miss Hanly, advisor, Dorothy Rush- ing, Judy Spinoso, Marty Lentz, Carol Woodard, Deanna Lenhart, Marty Maine, Joyce Nelson, Jill Tierstein, Sherrie Weinzveg. Second row: Martha Rutherford, Marilyn Miller, Bev Jeschke, chairman, Ruthi Malik, Joan Freeman. Third row: Mary Duby, Carmen Gomez. ' i I E., l an is 5? Q Mrs. Straley sponsors the N R 7 Girls' League Board. The Winter Boys' Council, under the presidency of Ray Munson, participated actively in all 5 A Q ll phases of school life. The Summer Boys' Council, under Greg Foster, President, played an important part in pro- moting and organizing activities. Krister Nilsson, our first for- Complete with American hair- One of his first American high Presenting Krister with his Sen eign exchange student, attends cut, Krister embarks on a re- school dances, Krister dances ior sweater is Dennis O'Rourke his first rally assembly. cent field trip. with Sally Crocker. Senior B President. Mr. Brown, Boys' Council advisor. -'A . , .9 I -41 i His year at J.B. coming to on end, Krister will soon return to Sweden. png 14'- 4 . xl Kristers kind noture ond good manners have been enioyed by all his fellow students. Mr. Smith, Boys' Mr. Gilden, Boys' CW The Boys Council, under the leodership of Greg Foster, rounded out the year with its annuol talent show. Among its other ac- tivities were The vorious sports bonquets, the printing and selling of the football game programs, and the Morch of Dimes drive. Mr. Chavor, Boys Council advisor. Council odvisor. Dean of WMM Wiff3fffQf :S ff Wffff Wffjiw di W Q W ,fffff WW ff W Q, ?! ,,, Assisting boys in the selection , of the right career is the pur- , pose of the Key Club, whose members are llelt to righfl, back row: Vince Stefano, Ran Ess- man, Alan Kausurcl, Tom Mc' Keen, second row: Brian Mar- shall, John Mattis, Barry Nel- son, Jim row: son, and Ben Crosby, Stuart Hatton, Brown, Leon Epstein, front Jerry Gaynor, Ray Mun- Roger Young, Dave Banta, Howard Oberstein, The obiective of the 'Z Club is to create and develop an interest in the selection of a suitable career. lt is composed of thirty upper division girls, who include lright to lettl, Bottom row: Karen Self, Ann Cohen, Andy Luttge, Danna Bassout. Second row: Phyllis Hull, Janelle Wright, Joann Barlow, Pat Yoder, Lindo Fruechting, Dianne Dodds, Suzie Snow, Sharon McCoy, Alma Wertz, Mary Ann De Gennaro, Elaine Forcier, Carole Uptgraft, Linda Calonno. Third row: Cecilia Ysais, Lynn Walters, Sue Simons, Betty Beerbohm, Maureen Byrnes, Linda Shawhan, Patt Walters, Ilene Davis, Marie De Gennaro, Merle Gould. Fourth raw: Carol Cozby, Deanna Lenhart, Arline Darsey, Lorna Netten, Ursula Hahn-Lux, Libby Crosby, Callie Goss, Lani Merritt, Carol Rey- rnan, Mary Olrnstead Miki OGrady. Top row' Joanne Denham, Margie Robison, Lea Lynn Wilcox Dee Dee Spargur, Nancy Rider, Brenda Abbat, Carolyn Krider, Nancy Bayard Nancy Smith, and Julie Harris I K Gum Clubs Giza Us xl .tx l ad:-shi The highlight of the year for the Explor- ers Club was their trip to the Calico Mountains, The Explorers combine a study of science and gemology. Mr. Gaitskill and Miss Barnes lead the search, Loading the truck are lfrom left to rightl: Brian Whittles, Bill Weinerth, Ilene Davis, Wayne Conard, Ursula Hahn-Lux. The Engineering Club, an advanced science club, includes, front row lleft to rightl: Howard Ober- stein, Tony Holbrook, Dorothy Alexander, Pearl Keeley, Gail Weiner, Gary Lippman, Harold Pessin. Second row: Peter Noyes, Vic Staggs, Dick Dreyfus, Dave Skillman, Darryl Girset. Third row: Gary Martin, Chuck Carlson, Harlan Bulow, Dale Nordstrom, Bill Thompson, Franklin Marshall, Mike Woodard, and Gene Baker. Mr, Hellbaum is advisor of this club. 6 Q 5 Q . , .,x' , 'ls- The Future Nurses Club is designed to interest girls in nursing or related fields, They have guest speakers from various Los Angeles hospitals and they have made favors for children's wards in Los Angeles hospitals, Lett to right: Charlene Dodsley, Nancy Sarnorl, Margie Robison, Joan Griffith, the club advisor, Miss Mila Frants, and Audrey Mac Phail. 29 Le Cercle Francais, or the French Club, meets twice monthly to learn more about life in France. Its many activities include field trips, club proiects, and corre- spondence with French-speaking people. The Spanish Club, La Tertulia, meets every other Thurs- day after school. The Cinco de Mayo celebration and frequent trips to Kiko's round out their schedule. Their sponsor is Mrs. Silva. 11 .SPA 4 3',,,.1 't' I VOICI LA NAIC! I French Club members are lleft to rightl, bottom row: Irene Graham, Madeline Bruster, Dorothy Alexander, Lynne Dryer, Scharline Freeman, Joan Woillard, Mrs. Benson. Top row: Betty Caputi, Louanne Brown, John Stockton, Sherry Nadler, Bob Kail, Gaye Dakin, Larry Pearson, Nancy I-Iostetter, Bob Rosenwein. .- f-vp-5.1 C lla Spanish Club members are Ileft to rightlz Margie Klein, Mrs. Silva, Sara Goldman, Sharon Rosennow, Diane Cooper, Joy Evans, Mark Bench, Evelyn Stewart, Lonnie Elgart, Barbara Monat, Martha Lentz, Kathleen Van De Veer, Ilene Davis, Myron Lieberman. The Latin Club lOrdo Regalis Di- vinitatuml was organized in September 1950. The club's main project is the Roman Ban- quet, held in the spring of the year. The Latin Club is sponsored by Mrs. Classetty. 30 Latin Club members are lleft to rightl bottom row Julie Griffith Judi Stern Judy Lamphear Brenda Bryant Jackie Bruce Bonnie Maitland Suzanne Gilchrist Sue Bratt strom, Harold Pessin. Top row: Dove Humphrey, Jim Kazanteno, Ken Griffin, Glen Cragg, Bill Hilberg. ll Hll STRING ENSENIBLE The Strung Ensemble under the competent leadershvp of Mr Rose us shown rehearsing for one of theur performances They have played for varnous school events From left to right Martha Marne Franklun Marshall Marlene Keehne Penny Parks Lellanl Merritt and Bob Rosenweun ORG-AN CLUB fl KS- 4 Under the dnrectuon of Mr Martun the mem bers of the Organ Club meet To practice and learn more about the organ At our assem bltes the Alma Mater IS played by a mem ber of the Club From left to rrght Phyllis l-lull Lynn Walters Chuck Warren Annta Larnmer Martha Marne Cathy Roe and Mr 31 Martun 1 . ' L s , 1, 'x . - 1 I-- ' '- vg, . , 2'-,lv Q C 3 1 1 A 1 I I . . ,I . I.: I I- . l. , 0 . . 7 - . ... I, : P o I ' . I . n I ' 4 .h ' Ig.. cj... 5. 0 A n . . , 4 I I I I 1 1 , . DIVERSIFIED ACTS GO ON gs. 1 1 1 . I 1 'ly l 1 1 The Ushers Club serves at all school performances, showing people to their seats and giving out programs. This is one of the school activities one may participate in to get hours toward a service award. The members are, lleft to rightl1 Linda Tomasino Marilyn McPherson Donna Whittier Karen Buss Judy Arnold. Second row: Margo Hartung Barbara Berndt Mary Berry Third row: John Stockton Harry Wallace, Wayne Conard Fred Comes. av The Golf Club under the supervusion of Mr Robert Voss has an unusual faculty student match and an intra school contest The members are first row lleft to rightl Bob Renter Roger Oswald Bob Nostra Phil Rrggs Bill Hilberg Tom Condit back row Marshall Jacobson Denny Duke Jerry Patch Irwin Kazdan Harry Stone Dave Woodruff Chris Carperter 'JW The message of the Youth Fellowship Club is known as Good News The members learn through their weekly meeting the Gospel of Christ in a much better way The members are first row lleft to rightl Barbara Birch Joann Hinckley Betty Irwin Marilyn Foster Sharon Pehwald Glenda Mead Donna Kennedy Patti Funkhouser James Cannung Second row Linda Riley Lou Anderson Tom Ruffino Aryls Anderson Sidney Costello Alan Reedy Norman Spaulding Mary James Joan Gratz Janice Jacobs Third row Steve Terryl Lindsey Bell Mrs Terryl Ella Mae Ward Willie Foote Mr Boyer instructor Ed McMain Bill Hilberg Charlene Whitney Rowleen Netzley Charles Stewart Bill Weinerth Sallie McCarty 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 -. ll .fy 1 1 4 ,' 1 - 1 ' ' - 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 7 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - x v, I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 IN OUR THREE RINGS. PIT Y The Bowlung Club Includes experienced bowlers and those who wlsh To learn The members meer once a week under The supervuslon of Mrs Llston and bowl af a nearby alley The members are lleff to nghfl front row Berry Swarthouf Ted Vartanlan Howard La Puffus Second row Ed Swofford Harland Bulow Bob Albrughf Sud Costello Bob Lmdfors Duck Faith B ll Rogers Jay Canning Barry Kolzoosaan and Mrs Llsfon club advusor fv The Chess Cl b s sponso ed by M Hellbaum and the embers ty the skull ago st varo s ovher hgh schools They c e lleff to ghtl D n Stewaf Bll Cc oll Go y Stofer Howard L P rf s R cha d Long and Ronn e Jung I T ' M Q L 1 - , 5 Mruqznu-wwsw fl' we T , In 4'-n l W .- I I oll! l yf X4 -So Ogfdf Y B Q Q T .mr ' ' K ' T Q ' at Q3 , . 1 ' ll ll LM vi 1- :gtg my la . , 7 T 151 y y A f' l 1,hiiKl,lMY V ' , l 3? K . 1 TV? 4 E is--4 . Q x , N l - I ,. I .I I u :n I i I I v ll , T Fr 1 Us 1 6 K gli ,fi ,, RA HV? T 'N 7 . A .4 Q u i r r. m r ir ' in iu w i . r ri : a r, i r , r , cl a , a , ' . N U I I W E T 'Q I 1 og 1,5 ll ,1 l l H ,XO T 'Q I rl Xl X y K I I ' 0 .. if 5 X4 A, , Q H vm, , D, n xx I- H . X V K 'Al 4, .I l f if I Z ll - E Gwbvd -AT , n' --- A- I fl -B 7 . X . ry 1 nf ,T A- Me- ' U . ' 1 4 . wr! r r. 1 -' l a . ' Q 1 1 4 W4 as - '. 41- gy '.1 ' Q 5 f 1 v, ' '05, rx Q., ig f L ,,' Wg- - ,' A ' ' 1 A' V Q T V I W' f Y' 1: -5 ' S N it if ffl sv' favs 'San 1' IA THE LETTERGIRLS' CLUB is composed ot GAA members who have won their letter through par- ticipation in the various atter-school sports ac- tivities. They serve at all Lettermen's banquets, sponsor the annual Swim Dances, and are also active in the Blue Crutch Drive. LETTERMENS CLUB boys have lettered in one or more sports. Lettermen participated in many activities, both on-campus and oft-campus, which included selling programs at games and collecting in the recent Blue Crutch Drive. 'iso N l Tal' ws V-l O e nc- w one sac age Klace sOQo ac qS LETTERIVIEN LETTERGIRLS 3 e aa Decdee :w a s o d LLJDE' c 34 Otxe e f,.,n.f s...C,,, 1 .Q 'neg .ew 'nin- i r. .QQ f-:qw :iw i'ZSSt' 'C' l aosef sch -iw- X lose' S :: 't 'ow Y fe, we -f'- af. fmmccs 'lo.r1'on i ew ' 'ig aim 'f will lm smith i ii vi row 5 i rn fmscn. nip on wow frm Millm fm mm Pars swim-ii Bill J- i Bud Cqwf ni Id S'u'ifr' v'v':r,r' Con ws omg Low , Fou h 'c To r '1 f W-1 P r imc Jw .1-fsex , f Charles .: 'so Pen Mavis Cen' me E ii u'-': 'Cie I lf Laven -. --F. Mmwfwee '- T Sfu Club cd .501 in if rwpii vw Das m 'M o o o Front row ' ri Mme- un, S r g u 1 Ur urs Huw-Lcx Lorne New Mwi., c ,ik Ke, -tznsen Arrcs -Car--fi M: my Mr, Af-- fle'-, 1'c See Sf: Sift 'cw f. S ,F S - 'pk :Q ':f:. sc' ...::, 52' FC Q, fC1CE Ee CGI -Y S :':' flvrn DU: Q , A 'z -lin'-'ie' ina A A ew .- sw .. - . ,, M., A ,, zf . S 5, -.3 . , ig it , 3 g 1 , S 3 ff: -:u-- 3 i can f- Prio- r. ef--f 5--Wi ' , I 1,-f, 30 gt.. - ff-C :ye-f, my if . A ' 1 . Hz 1-1'-f 'furrow E J, B . il A V. - ' - - N ' ' 1, - C: :' Eenne . f' iam 'Y rf: 'Q T .' W '. ,4v 5 4-fe--e ,:c-E: ,es--1 ' ' 'A ' ' lf-Q -22 5-62- ' , swf me fr rf' I - , ::- ,,:. .hence 'fi ,yes rf- W if rem-r 114. D' fi - .sf , sv was 1.-'if--1, f-1 sfwiff: .Qggf--' aw U rm' :fu mo ' i ., i-4 - 5 The Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation was formed in 1846 by George Williams, a young Britisher. This small club gained in popu- larity and soon the whole world knew of its vital work. Y clubs soon sprang up all over and today there is a particular Y group for every age level, from early child- hood to adulthood. Their participation in service proi- ects, charity drives, and the spread- ing of goodwill help the YMCA to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Steppers Y Club, front row lleft to rightl: Lorna Netten, Jan Yarick, Nancy McMillan, Darlene Mason, Jacque Pow- ell, Darlene Holmes, Carol Reymond. Second row: Nancy Bayard, Yvonne Widle, Mary Olmstead, Mrs. Eva Yarick, club advisor, Julie Harris, Bev La Shaum, Third row: Kay Hansen, Ursula'Hahn- Lux, Ayse Alpar, Marilyn Dill, Bev Hun- sucker. Fourth row: Callie Goss, Deedee Spargur, Nan Rider, Diane Stegner. One other member not shown is Jo Brown. The Ci-Hi 'Y girls, front row lleft to rightl: Phillis Hull, Carol Gallego, Phyllis Vanderlip, Pat Walters, Sharon Lamb. Second row: Miss Seidel, club advisor, Joanne Barlow, Carolyn Lake, Ann Larimer, Lynn Walters, Pat McCoy. ,Q Y. i lu. r-. I - rl' x V 1 1' l 1 4. The California Scholastic Federation, or CSF, was founded in 1952. A grade average of three A's and a B constitute eligibility for membership in CSF and Honor Society. Founded in 1950, the Honor Society is composed of students who maintain a B grade average. Honor Society members conduct Student Body elections each semester. Front row lleft to rightl: Donna Bossout, Lynn Sexton, Doris Zwirn. Second row: Kathleen Van De Veer, Sonia Zevin, Karen Self, Jo- anne Barlow, Sharon Odor. Third row: Lee Sheldon, Norm Spauld- ing, Vincent Stefano. Front row lleft to rightl: Dave Grimes, Dave Skillman. Second row: Joanne Vaiana, Maureen Bowns, Annette Lopez. Third row: Sandy Goodban, Scharlane Freeman, Linda Feldt, Betty Speak. Fourth row: Sherry Nadler, Carolyn Potts, Sandra Haslam, Judy Soderstedt. Front row Cleft to rightl: lrene Simon, Mary Jo Duby, Melinda Marshall, Linda Tomasino, Marian Pagel, Sharon Sexton, Sandra Odor. Second row: Karen Buss, Mary Berry, Annette Verner, Karen Dreyer, Carol Dickason, Margaret Hartung, Third row: Rodger Zort- man, Hal Daugherty, Andy Gordon, Mike Haplan, Ken Brinkman, Gerald Bowne, Bill Burns. Gary Lippman Barry Nelson John Stockton Chuck Carlson Lee Sheldon Franklin Marshall Bob Rosenwein Drew Bedwell Arlan Title Janet Maslow Janelle Wright Joanne Vaiana Joan Woillard Joann Barlow XJ Joan Eberth Delores Stene Jean Tollack Barbara Monat Kathleen Van De Lorraine Brown Joan Gould Donna Bassout Barbara Ludlow Doris Zwirn Judy Soderstedt Diana Redel Sharon Odor Maureen Bowns Veer Marcia Vance Lynn Sexton Carolyn Potts Bobbie Gluckman Diana Rose Sandra Haslarn Sonia Zevin Sherry Nadler Karen Self Joyce Lininger Sue Bryce Judy Donney Marilyn Maldonado Annette Lopez 49 Ci W Debbie Benning Merle Gould llene Davis Kay Lyons Gay Lyons Ron Stillwell Roger Young Harry Stone Norman Spaulding Vincent Stefano Joe Heumann Dave Skillman Dave Grimes Mrs. Beaton QQJQ x f4UM ,ff1'J f QW U! W V 3 iffy' Wjwgywy fq D WM W fi W3 W 9 JVM W Lifqgiw , Uflj,5,j1c5Q fi,fj, L, J 1 N, . Kzyfnvx at , ,off P111 'i 1 ' Af? - 1 G, 55 ,ff NY' ' A pf i . gs ,x g- V:-,2,.r:'.'t!'..'?-its ---h-.Qu . L f 5 P - ' 1 a I ? I r x V' 'I I 2 7 f ' , i .-. il! R x .A XQQXIQ i fy 'hh . ' 'al' 54' .t A-A. 7 . is Q2 J 119 X ,ff - M Y ..... ., AX 4.- M N H 'L Architectural Drafting serves to instruct the student in the design of a building according to the Build- ing Code. Here, aspiring draffsmen Jerry Sturm and Gary Essman construct a model home. Wood Shop is designed to teach the fundamentals of hand and machine tools in the wood industries. Working on their proiects are: Allen Glassenapp, Bill Crittendon and Bob Handloser. In Mechanical Drawing class, students are in- structed in working out machine designs. Students are lleft to rightl: Walter Glassett, Dick Lawson, and James Moschenross. 40 S ?'3FI -null ' 'll 71:4 'Il ! rlwlil-irggl 75115 5 a Q Yeh r gEqmped Shops Emma .1 4 X ig. 1 -rv' --r If Eedustnial Tmtamig A protege of te Rocnto class can ' seem to get Hurver 1 .-A, 4' .... :ec't:s ctfrss ts :1 must 'or all osptring elec- trtcicms for lt tntroduces the fundamentals of electrtcvy, Here, Marvin Mtcltoel, Chris Cor- oenter, und Lee Boydston work on 0 problem Drtver Trairttng ts destgned to provtde octuol belttncl-'Pe-wheel experience ro both begin- ntng and ltcertsefl rlrtfers. Stewart Dedels and folettn Devore look on as Mr. Sltortenhous explmns the workings of the engine. Busta Aeroncwttcs class serves to ocquotnt the stefien' .vtre 1.tC1'cn 's Htstow Gro future. Class members ore :left to rightk Pete Cre- rncnroso, Mr. Romsey fnswuctort Roy Kyfe, Judv Lwrnpneor, Lorrv Boker, Gary Warren. The Metal Shop teaches students how to use shop equipment and procedures. Don Calzia, Gary Ran- dolph, and Dick Baranato, are work- ing on their proiects for the se- mester. The production printing class is a class of advanced students who do printing for the school. They print programs, stationeryj envelopes, tickets, the school newspaper, and posters. The boys in the foreground are Jock Storti and Dick Simmons. In the Offset Printing Class students learn the fundamentals of printing. Chet Soules and Kenny Provasi are shown operating the press. Begmmng Auto Mechamcs mcludes the study of engines transmussuons wurmg and some trouble duagnosus No me chamcal work IS done on operatung cars I l 'X x 1 if 1 O- 1 'N Auto Servrce provides boys wrth an opportunity to use the skulls they have learned In auto shop Warren Andrutzzo demonstrates hrs abtluty to repour engunes ir 45 Leroy Clifford Steve Lawson and Buddy Mulcahy are bemg ,,. nnstructed by Mr Wullrams nn the Auto Shop Class 1 Q S E r f li T w In Industry illllllife' . -Lab , ' t r' t 'C f ,J I ffl l is .va V x ' N t ff, X n - g -Nu Y Q ,J l ' , f ' X T x N 'fl N , . -sr y, K 5 I all - . r .A 1 ' fr to r ELS 5 I X, ' ll t .., ,csv h A f Q-if 1 x . 'I ' , f fi- , 4' , .-s- fs. 1 . N y V l ' I ? llll l m' : taxi Z4 ff . fn g ' ,- Q! -1 sfgikw f i The arf of cooking is not only for girls as Fred Webb Tom Poole and John Ann Cusumano and Shirley McHorn Mallery deI'1'1OFlSlI'GT6 In the Foods Ldb prepare Cookies in Foods CIQS5 Z 6 1 Nyla Buseth, Pat Vincent, and Mar- The use of the sewing machine is Supplementing actual experi- lene Goldwater study f0ShiOI'1S, 0 but one of the aspects of Clothing ence gained through food vital part of Clothing Class. Class. Here, Arlene Sorrell puts the preparation is the necessary finishing touches on a skirt. study work, as shown by Barbara Gould, .lan Urban, and Sandy Albert. 44 X1 s 'Sm -L 5 Q o as ,. '7.'x.:'l !.fq.'. . '-. '.' .9.0 o -- 'ga'-' .uv---fs Q it . . . F . 3. ,'. uns. 1 ' .-g. , - -,7' .- 7 ,Q ,,.'v' .. - il.,- - . -,1 Actual experience in applying cor- rect techniques of personal care is gained by Karen Phlantz, Betty Speak, and Pat Vincent in Personal Grooming Class. Personal Grooming Class offers the key to the attractive appearance and self-assurance displayed by Bev Wagner and Barbara Babcock, il Homemaking girls include lleft to rightl, top row: Juanita Cygnar, Maureen Williams, Earline Young, Linda Lee, Julie Griffith, Tina Tar- nelli, Carole Vandergrift. Front row: Shirley McHorney, Sherris Raney, Judy Dingrnan, Robbie Ward, Fx Q . Taking time out are Mary Kinney, Susan Holder, Donna Koss and Maureen Williams, Peggy Bruce, Diane Lockett study hard in House- Loretta Fanucci, Rowleen Netzley, hold Science to learn the use of Carol Hurd, Front row: Carol Cohn, Mrs. Arnerich. household facilities. 45 Simi 1' fx B, QQ xg B 7 0 R 41 Q cava 'N W 'ii-iff Q4 I AA 3 ,- Q-figs - Q sr to A M t- , f s ilfgf XJ W. 9 A . Qmlp' I ,I 4,7 X X l 'f i a ' 'N , J , ' - ' 'T ij' . his if L y V A r t v V , MATHEMATICS Carole Uptgraft and Malcolm Kelman look on as Mr. Flora explains a problem in Algebra, Trigonometry is a basic course for navigation, engineering, Shop Math is the practical application of ele- and architecture, Mr. Hellbaum looks on as Mike Woodard mentary mathematics to problems in indus- solves a problem. trial activities and trade work. Mr. Viskocil and Lloyd Mitchell solve a tough one. Geometry teacher, Mrs. Liston, watches as Harold Dougherty and Pat Murman solk a problem. 46 i c Y. .4 LXR, i fm- X' Kay Harp and Sue Holder View specimen Alan Pease, Kay Hansen, and Mr, Zook Pearl Ke- 1leY, GUVY Mflffin. Gnd -le'fY slides in Life Science' perform a Chemistry experiment. GUYWOV do 0 weight Problem in PhY5'C5 Biology students Celia Wolf, Sylvia Hall, and Ilene Davis examine specimens. ' i l Life Science students study a fascinating subject -YOU. Human behavior, physical fitness, and other traits are also studied. Chemistry, a study of the chemical theory, devotes forty percent of class time to individual laboratory experimenta- tion. Physics students make a study of heat, light, sound, electricity, and mechanics. This class pre- pares students for college board exams. Biology, or the study of living things, places a special emphasis on human biology and related sciences. W, y ss- or we J Wiltpiffll s V4 I 1 , 72' x fb 4, X . fx Q Mrs. Pogue illustrates a trial . lesson in Business English to , Arlene Bell, Barbara Carr, and ' 1 2 I Donna Bomar. Recordkeeping students, Janet Maslow, Judie Pike, and Joyce Meins learn use of the adding machine. It , A Typing instructor, Miss Dorothy Okamoto, is shown helping Gloria Kavanaugh, Martha Rutherford, Lorelei Britstein. JZ The Judge rests up after an 'invasion of JB Commercial Law classes. Business English students are: Nancy Sedlak, Rose Paisley, Instructor Miss Sawner, Raoul Gradvohl, and Jim Murphy. f.f4:3.. Bookkeeping insrrucfor, Mr, Maechling, ln e I p s srudenfs, 'N 3 Lyndel Crocker and Roberta N' -0 KE 3 Ernbick solve a problem in class. Shorrhand sfudenis are, left Yo right: Adrienne Parrish, Jewel Weinstein, Par Rowan, and Jackie Svafhakis. Sienogiapliic office practice includes- Alma Werfz, Mar, garer Dreyer, Joann Scheprnan, Donna Hedges, Toni Parker, Jo Catania. Clerical office practice girls- Alma Werfz, Karen Pflanz, Jo- ann Shepman, Donna Hedges, Toni Parker, Dorothy Sandoval Marie Rose serves Cecile Fourr-ny in Store Sales, use ,-4 -.qgkxvjf O ,fig-7- Sophomore college English classes study the novel, Shalcespeares Julius Caesar and the basic elements of English grammar. Friday I tasted life. It was a vast .V morsel. A circus passed the 1170115620 FANICUS PERFORMERS ,E . 5 Cowie lOUT OF THE PAST ' G 50 it ' if-LJ 5. Junior English is basically a study of American literature, paralleling the U.S. history course, Essay tests give oppor- tunity for improvement in skills in written expression. ' Senior college English, designed to meet the needs of the future col' lege freshman, emphasizes the de- velopment of writing skills and the reading of Supplementary books, ,l-72.4 I Q., Senior Problems on the col- lege level is designed to help the student choose his career wisely. Study is de- voted to orientation to col- leges and to learning how to study in the college manner. Tenth grade World History includes the study of classicism, medieval- ism, and the Renaissance. I t . 4 'X Vocational Senior Prob- . lems is the study of ele- mentary psychology and if f personality traits which 'S' may help an individual fe, .gif-tu, to make mature decisions regarding his home and ij' family relationships. 4 5:5-,J PAST PERFGRIVIANCES LIVE AGAIN 1 l cv- Mr. Foss instructs the beginning Journalism class in using the techniques employed by newspaper men. Ad- vanced iournolism students perform important school service with their bi-monthly production and distribu- tion of the Smoke Signal. -3' f This years Smoke Signal staff, under the guidance of Mr. Fass, includes: John Matheson, Art Young, Tom Ula, Carole Chamberlain, Carole Kleinberg, Marilyn Bortusch, Sharon Rehwald, Claudia Frary. Jmmn Y qi ,JJ if if ctw B an 'rail' 1 The Photography class which covers the rodlrnents of the subject, and the Press Photography class, whose members are The Akela staff is busy from Sep tember to April, planning, organ izlng, selling, and gotherlng or work and prctures for the yearbook Makung her debut as Akela od visor, Mrs, Manezon has done wonderful iob guidrng yearbook production. the offacral school photographers are both under the dlrectron of Mr Raymond Hrosrcoskr 5 ' la I .X f Q P ,J-F, Art Production is offered for students who wish to continue artwork after high school. Interior Design students learn the tech- niques used by architects and interior decorators in the drafting and rendering of home plans. Commercial Art offers valuable train- ing in the design and techniques used to achieve effective advertising. Freehand Drawing includes sketching and drawing of people, obiects and scenes and the use of all mediums. Art Structure is an introduction to the language of art, and the use and care of materials. 'muff -in--54. 4 ,I 1 Q-,141 ....-.- , ' 0 41- Ov 6 t ' 1 ' I lv. dai 'I I Ki.- Aglbjgllao A X 'S Q- 'ij , .1 -S I' Q T' Crotts students show their individuol design ond construction in leother work, iewelry, textiles, ond printing. Jewelry ond Lopidory students cut, pol- ish, ond mount stones. Students moke their own rnountings ond designs. Ceromics closs offers tundomentol meth, ods of pottery moking. lndividuol de- signs ore encouraged, if Students of Mr Brownings Drama Class are lleft to rightl Bev La Shaum Tom Ruffino Judy Witcher Dale McNamee Bill Carroll Kitty Rose Larry DAgostin Diana Rose Bunny The Drama Classes, under the direction of Mr. Brown- ing, cover all phases of the field of drama from makeup and basic proce- dures to longer plays and the advanced details of acting and stage tech- niques. Taking five in Modern Dance class ore ileft to rightl, top row: Jo Lance, Karen Pflantz, Virginia Brown, Phyllis Gil- breath, Andrea Gillette, Julie Patterson, Sandi Lindstrom, Carole Davis, Carol Potts, Virginia Nance, Sandy Haslam, Bev Donin, Joan Woillard. Second row: Gail Broedell, Jackie Leo, Lorraine Brown, Patti Funkhouser, Judy Hochfield, Joan Gould, Jenny Panarisi, Annette Hunter, Gail Smith. Bottom row: Penny Vance, Bev Wagner, Bonnie Trunk, Coletta DeVore, Barbary Ussery, Barbara Ludlow. k 4 7 Lippman, Sharon Truax, Carolyn Bolton, Bob Nostri, Buck Kaufman, and Madeline Smith The Modern Dance Class in action includes, top row lleft to rightl: Bev Ferguson, Sue Ryon, Sandi Kusch, Shari Dunlap, Winona Cook, Judy Bertrand, Joan Eberth, Doris Berridge, Diane Turley, Marsha Maddux, Linda Lemay, Della Redden, Penny Barker, Adrienne Parrish, Sharron Widle, Sandy Smith, Arlene Sorrell. Bottom row: Sally Cook, Clarice Anderson, Bev Herron, Marlene Goldwater, Barbara Truskett, Katy Lilly, Donna Bomar, Sharone Sharpe, Linda Wilson, Pat Stroble, Barbara Carr. Orchestra members are: Arlys Anderson, Charlene Arnold, Helen Burns, Harry Callet, Skip Carmel, Wes Dayton, Elaine Edwards, Andy Gordon, Mike Guarino, Theresa Harris, Jeannie Heimbaugh, Susie Holder, Janice Holt, Lonnie Kail, Marlene Keehn, Ralph Keehn Martha Maine, Franklin Marshall, Lani Merritt, Allen Messamer, Rowleen Netzley, Penny Parks, Dennis Ricotta, Sue Rollins, Bob Rosenwein, Tom Smallwood, Dan Stewart, Bill Sykes, Walt Thompson, Gary Tishkoff, Tom Tucker, Fred Webb, Maureen Weimar Gary Witherspoon, Celia Wolf, Roger Young, Dave Woodruff. 'fQ' fx. l X V: . ff- . we f ,f .t - T . i Q .v, T. 34 .Q ,-Q. I M 5 gy. . A g iQ'f 4 Alf 3 l 4 ' 4 KA VA, filii 1 , lx 1 ai. L 3 ,bl , vo-Q-X 34' i Q gpg. .5 Q sg., ti '--5-a.,'i iyaii' f . ' i-f-ffi1i- A -lk 'Thi is' 5 ,fl A i ,,'.'f if 5 3, 5 , J Q 'fc 1. - l f - .i V 3 ' I 'liifill 'S The stagecraft class deals with the construction of scenery, the setting up of lighting,and the operation of the backstage and balcony facilities. Here, Diana Rose, Bob Chapman, Steve Black, Bunny Lippman, Warren Weber work as Mr. Browning kibitzes. ln Modern Dance, Miss Woityla puts Paula Suschinsky, Pat Griffin, Bunny Lippman, Mau- reen Byrnes, and Linda Lee through their paces. 1 'v The String Quartet includes, top Miss Woityla directs JB's mod- ern dance classes through the fundamentals of dance, with the forthcoming dance performance constantly in mind. Exceptional members of these classes enter advanced dance, where they learn the more difficult profes- sional techniques. The orchestra provides music for plays, assemblies, and the Christmas performance. The Dance Band plays for school performances, and various en- gagements all over Southern California. The String Ensemble provides delightful background music for the Senior Tea and other school functions. row llefy to fignft, Marlene Keehne The Burroughs Dance Band, under the direction of Mr. Rose, includes ileft to rightl and Eloine Edwn,-ds. Bottom row, top row: Tom Smallwood, Lani Merritt, Barry Nelson. Middle row: Walt Thompson Jegnnie Heiy-nbgugh Gnd Bob Rosen. Dave Woodruff, Skip Carmel, Roger Young, Fred Webb. Front row: Wes Dayton Gary Wem. Witherspoon, Butch Collet, Andy Gordon, Mike Guarino. I O Q . I. QT , if F Members of the Senior Choir are lleft to rightl, front row: Geri Vestal, Pat Foster, Leilani McVay, Paula Suschinsky, Joy Lee Canfield, Judy Weeks, Karen Link, Betty Larson, Suellen Overton. Second row: Carole Scott, Virginia Lee, Lindsey Bell, Harley Buckingham, Wayne Andriuzzo, Alan Baum, Joyce Lininger, Linda DeVol. Third row: Pat Fox, Lynn Iverson, Ron Malan, Dennis Kinghorn, Norman Brown, Ronnie Adriuzzo, Alan Reedy, Karen Self, Ann Adler, Fourth row: Dennis Weber, Gary Randolph, Tim Jones, Larry Raduenz, Gary Tishkoff, Ron Cobb, Brian Marshall, Dick Sack, Leon Epstein, Krister Nilsson, John Mallery. 51545 if The members of the Carol Sauer, Jo Ann Winona Weber, Judy Provenzano, Melinda Lowry, Carole Glaus, Koss, Beth Aanesen, Girls' Choir starting in the front row lleft to rightl: Joy Reigers, Christine Ramsey, Marilyn West, Green, Alynn Rosenberg, Carol Bruckmann, Toni Le Grand, Diane Lockett, Linda Cook, Second row: Stolze, Patty Shorb, Jean Thompson, Carol Zakoor, Joan Freeman, Barbara Scanland, Rosemary Marshall. Third row: Janice Harren, Pat Stroble, Sharon Sexton, Ruth Malik, Glenda Mead, Roberta Linda Wilson, Marcia Dandurand. Fourth row: Judy Donney, Susan Rudner, Francie Cornwell, Joyce Deanna Scott, Jackie Smith, Suzanne Jennings, Nevin Campbell. 1'- 0? Choral music, under the direction of Mr. Martin, above, highlights JB's assemblies. Girls Choir serves as a stepping-stone to A Cappella Choir, while su- perior voices from A Cappella blend to form Senior Concert Choir. These choral groups have provided audiences all over Southern California with many hours of enioyable listening. Members are lleft to rightl, front row: Barbara Whitaker, Patty Bryant, Jerriann Brown, Ella Mae Ward, Janet Maslow, Carole Laws, Judy Thomas, Barbara Ludlow, Sue Berkland, Barbara Ussery, Marilyn Mallery, Gayle Broedel. Second row: Joan Schenk, Patti Funkhouser, Shan Mullins, Julie Patterson, Lorraine Brown, Dennis Weber, Haynes West, Susie Snow, Diane Crapper, Beverly La Shaum, Nancy Schenk, Gay Lyons. Third row: Sue Redford, Lynda Busik, Lynn Iverson, Sallie McCarty, Norman Brown, Arnold Rubalcava, Angelo Arroyo, Don Angel, Karen Eberhardt, Mary Ann Peppmuller, Doreen Sharp, Joan Larson, Jean Pester. Back row: Detta Thode, Marcia Mills, Ann Bennett, Bill Dreger, Gary Batchelder, Harold Daugherty, Larry Raduenz, Perry Manskar, Bob Stevens, John Geraci, Jay Canning, David Bell, Jerry Perkins, Jackie Leo, Kay Lyons, Sharon Rosenow. his agen you 'ltunns 1.5151 fznt- - F goope. can FSIQIQSIIID Lnunfe, rr rzen WILL LIST FOREVQR. Goan Luci: RU-D915 gh ggegg-:Huis you 40. LDQQ 3 HHPPIHELSI I X If ,- . .9 48--'P' ,R 1, , I lei 57.19 ,,:4f'r if -ff ff f -Pgffjfjf 4. 4 ,f if Aff F I 'N , ., . f 4 ,, f ,Af !,144-1' ,QL f- J H., P' .- if . 4. 1 I I Lin. ji rc- i ,Q Yfffryf- ,gkf ' .--,lf U- J auf, 31 fFL,.i! 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The purpose of these activities is to develop class competition, participation, and also to encourage good sportsmanship among the girls, 41. in Toby Hoffman and Janice Fruechting actively display the popular game of basketball Geri Vestal enjoys taking part in an exhilarating game of ping-pong. -1 -0- - -.. S+ ,, t,esA -.... 34:5-4 Archery has always proven a favorite pastime among the girls in individual sports The returning of towels is a necessary responsibility of each individual girl. I E 5 vi . nv x 7 ik N NN 9 1. X NL X , 1 i Q R ' GAA A friendly smile and Active GAA participants are winter and summer GAA vice - presidents, Lupe Arroyo and Joann able leadership charoc- i , terize the popular GAA two-semester president, DeeDee Spa rgur. Brown. Here are GAA officers, managers, and assistants. From left to right, top row: Pat Murman, Leta Bess, Audrey Mathews, Julie Harris, Lupe Arroyo, Miss Lee, DeeDee Spargur, Sharon Ramey, Sandy Leisure, Laura Andrade. Bottom row: Georganne Zahn, Cecelia Ysias, Donna DeVol, Joyce Boebel, Judy Keller, Yvonne Widle, Jo Brown, Kay Hansen, Mary Olmstead, Norma Lowrie, Marilyn Jung, Joanne Barlow, Carole Cosby, Judy Donney, Sue Selby, Mary Beth Bieweiner. Songleaders: Janet Jappe, Andrea Gillette, and Julie Patterson. living proof of the old cliche The GAA cheer leaders' spirit 'big things come in little pack- and enthusiasm bring FTWOHY The raising of money through DeeDee SFJUVQUV is Shown with gas is the well-liked GAA victories to Burroughs at GAA- candy sales is supported by all her cabinet being installed for dvisor, Miss Glad s Lee. Y Sponsored play-dgyg, GAA members, her second term. .bil , , NMS ui, nfl' The girls in the above picture participated with Burbank High School girls in the March of Dimes Blue Crutch Drive. GAA awards are received after regular and active attendance in a stated number of sports. Among the many awards earned are pins, felt letters and stars, and a sheepskin banner. .Ji BH 4 QI I ED 4 1 mall -eb ia? Tir QL-B - 7 s. One more through the hoop during an ex- citing GAA basketball game. Mighty Nan Rider bats out another single in the enioyable sport, softball. x' ' - Largest attendance revolves around the popular team sport, volleyball. 5-XX ' X -X Roberta Embick shows grace and excellence in her swan dive. rf x., . r 1. i? v' ., 5 Q - 5 68 , 1 'fur . . 42 2 6-Z' Coach Paul Plcitz Coach Jack Drager Coach Leon Shortenhaus VARSITY FOOTBALL This year we started with a completely new look from head coach Paul Platz to the Red UCLA style iersey. Coach Platz came to us from Corcoran, where he had a nine-win, one-tie record. He started here with a comparatively lighter and weaker team and built them into a closely-knit powerhouse. Starting with a T9-O loss to East Bakersfield, we tied a highly touted North Hollywood eleven, 13-13. Then we played, and beat, a pretty fair Culver City team. Bellflower then proceeded to whomp th' fire out'n us, 28-7. Against Glendale we came through for our first Dynamiter win, T9-6, in five years of league play. Glendale was picked to go all the way this year. Pasadena Muir was tough in the first half but finally succumbed to our Farrell-to-Burton pass combo, 20-6. When the smoke cleared on Saturday morning we found ourselves in a neck and neck tie for first place with the place on the hill, Burbank. Everyone agreed that this was the Foothill League game of the year. The game, though unhappy for Burroughs rooters, was a masterpiece of showmanship and sportsmanship. Both sides conducted themselves admirably. Although the Burbank team went home with the championship, T8-O, we all knew that we had seen a tremendous game. Ed Enochs Dale Nordstrom P X , :xt 5 fm 'Q K Mike Farrell Bud Gairher Barry Harklns Doug Lowney Fred Webb Bill Lewis ll I ia , . ' J- Bob Sanow Kent Linville Tom Healh Jack Lentz Ken Weeks Doug Smith 15-. 2 Z 9 Lf- xf gg A f gli , -511 Frank Johnston Dick Medd Brian Marshal 2' i af' 4, If' Gary Troyer Q wi? gif J Tom Poole p35 5', QA T YJ Q Q , S j .. Te C' Bottom row: Ken Weeks, Ron Van Natta, Gary Martin, Dick Medd, Tom Poole, Kent Linville, Tom Heath, Ed Enochs, Doug Smith, Barry Harkins, Brian Marshall, Fred Webb, Wayne Conard, Bill Lewis, Bob Sanow, Dick Simmons. Second row: Doug Lowney, Larry Sifton, Mike Sricickman, Dale Nordstrom, Art Trimmer, Howard Adelman, Pat Clifford, Jim Livesey, Phil Kilgore, Alan Pease, Bob Miller, Don Slaven, Jack Lentz, Bud Gaither, Mike Farrell, Harold Pessin, mgr. Third row: Leon Epstein, Ted Vcrtanian, Fred Morse, Bob Handloser, Gary 1'-L . H l P ' . Mgr G essln The rnosf thankless 'ob known to man is the one that Tires, brovvbeats, bedevils, and is re- warded by nothing but sass. We salute the managers. Troyer, Bob Gutowski, Harold Sturm, Bill Wallace, Frank Johnston, Tom Boysen, Raoul Grandvohl, Dick Sauger, Dick McDonald, Jerry Gaynor, mgr. Fourth row: Assist. Coach Jack Drager, Mike Woodard, Jack Wells, Bob Schepman, Don Augustine, Ray Smith, Bill Blenker, Alan Kausraud, Dick Delanders, Jack Loven, Chuck Campbell, Lee Bray, Darrell Fitzgerald, Coach Paul Platz. -sg ,. ..-Y-- A.-..i.....-.., an-... , ., Ln.. ,,,, A -,, -, L-1' 'ir-A-----1-H --M -MM 4 -H ---- , f M-- --- ,, r- .Q v Tl. A. ff . - M! 1 , gat , c 1 E! xii .yyk 1 'x - .. N N --A' J 'nga . U 4 . '. ,. , 5 -4 - ' ' bf. . .- . s' ' ' 3. - , T. 1 ' I Q, 4 -'v J , f .U -.:-. t.'Ln.,k.' . .tQ- ,uv 'ntl I N v 'Nl v . 4 U ' E' , ' -.,' -' ., ' - ,' .' f . 'H-'Li' '2V. ? 'k' . ui ' uv .' x 'tv' K ' . - gt ' WL - fu: v ' - ' 'Au' I . icq F .. - I- -'g K .- -- . '-' ,x ' J ' ' ' ,,,-rxifggftig. . if Y .A-.Jw ,. ,, , - . .' , QQ- , ' .. . ' ,- Q- f v - . , n f' -' - .. 'L ' . . - 5 .-Tf'.--.KIM A,.x . 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V, A ,,,c'1g.f:N Q A, Aim ., J ' I 1, xr! 5' :nm U -. ,J K W, ,A,-.f,- k ,. -4, - f. . . '. 4. , 'J 'Jimi Ralf! x . 'Bi' - ww.: , , 2 y' 5 . - f ,' Q, ' .A f ..-2 -' F- ' 1 . Q .. 1,1 x 'J -. ,, . , .W , ., L . I A .- ,H-,W M. A S 1 3 we-v ' x 1 X U' x Q V ,f ff? Q, P' ' I 'fi -Ja if3 ?P0 -PW? '55 I .gg gi vt. ,xl ,! rg'-' I4,g'J 12 311 f ' lFf ,Q 'i 1,+'l5- B . . 4 . fr 'I A 11' 57.- 55 Coach Ralph Brandt Our Bee s were maunly concerned weTh relounldung The Team Thus year Even Though we had a few Terrnfuc senrors mosT of The fellows were sophomores ancl gunlors VVuTh a record of 3 6 The Bees were magnuTucenT an deTeaT and gloruous an vucfory Much us expecTecl of nexT year s eleven Thus year s Team was lecl by senior all league Tackle ack STorTl sensor Bud Austin Al Glasenapp and Tlery sophomore Bob Davres mosT Improved player of The Team From row: Bob Hyatt, Gary Stenzel, Dick Lee, Jack Storti, Bud Austin, Dick Trimble, Don Calzia, Dale Lehman, Ted Lang. Second row: Jay Del Dotto, Larry Bowne, Jerry Neal, Jim Smith, Steve McKenzie, Ken Davis, Gary Henkley, Ken Provasi, Jack Buckley. Third row: Dave Martin, Mgr., Dave Blaisdell, Mgr., Bruce Gaines, Joe Gargaro, Del Cameron, Dennis Kuhr, Walt McConnell, Al Glassenapp, Ron Spencer. Fourth row: Skip Parker, Ron McDonald, Gary Robak, Lonnie Golnick, Mike Evans, Ken Griffin, Duane Lindstrom, Noel Johnson, Chuck Carlson, Dennis Glover. H! l Q ii s , Y 17 N 'JS-lb .91 Seniors: Top: Chuck Carlson, Grant Calkins, Jack Sforti, Bud Austin, Dick Trimble, John Lopez, Bottom: .loe Gargaro, AI Glassenapp, Cameron, Don Calzia, Bob Hyatt. ' ' Q sf. PTQXW All-league lineman V Y? l g,lu'i S-ll Jack Storti - i I Xilx it QF if iii Most valuable back Most inspirational player Most valuable back 1 IP -un Dale Bud Austin Allen Glassenapp Jim Smifh ? ki 1 ' n -l 'PY Q gt 0 at S fn . , ff , A . W fx , Y 1 ,M C s if A lim 2 A This year has been The year Tor The coaches. Mr. Flora's Team, picked for fourTh place in The league, caughf ThaT contagious bug and came Through a winner. IT was a hard baTTle for The varsiTy righT down To The Pasadena game. When They won Thaf one, They virTually won The league championship. Tom Boysen and Bill Wallace have hearTy congrafulafions coming To Them for Taking over when Ed Enochs and Brian Marshall leTT aT graduaTion. They did a Tremendous iob. Also special salufafions To Mike King and George CasprowiTz. ConsisTenT rebound was our best defense. Tom Poole seemed To be everywhere aT once. Many Times Tom got The ball in a close siTuaTion and pulled The game our of The Tire. To sum iT up, we had The besT Team in The league, Coach Bill Flora VARSITY I-IOCPSTERS Top row: Tom Lingren, Mike King, George Casprownz, Torn Poole, Bob Carrano, Ron Morris. Middle row: Roger Warehime Phil Ising, Paul Coffman, Bill Wallace, Harry Watkings, Joe McCarty Bottom row- Coach Flora, Torn Boysen, Bob Rose, Ed Enochs Dennis O'l?ourke, Brian Marshall, Manager Jerry Gaynor. W' 7 el v 4 I K fa! I 'ax 1' I if N f Wfblb K f K X F 4... fl' 1' I LeT 1 Thomas Amid The hoopla TUmUlT and The shouT :ng There sTands a Team ThaT needs no consolung Thus Team has been led To vuc Tory by some of The greaTesT boys and players ever To Trod The maplewoods These fellows make you feel ThC1TsporTs manshlp rs really someThnng aTTer all PosTung a 21 3 record seems To be some Thlng speclal an This school They eorned sTandung BUT noT one of The Team will say ThaT any parfucular school was a pushover To These guys every game was The hardesT They played ThaT kind of splruT will never be beaTen l:3l:.I:b BULL 1 fl lg A 5 . f.-r.. , lW ' Q L--I XX ' -. NX ,Z f . . . . A 4 l ,ll a Tie Tor The league Title wifh a 9-l 1 .. . ' ' f' f- gf 3 ' -. T 4 il ON T0 VICTORY T f l K 'll 'mc' 'VI tai X 0 , , . 5 1 K, ,- ' , -i F-r G1 JB 41... JB 51... JB 57... JB 48... JB 70... JB 82... JB 49... JB 47... JB 55... JB 32... JB 48... JB 48... JB 64... JB 58... JB 47... JB 44... JB 39... JB 62... JB 54... JB 37... JB 57... JB 43... JB 51... JB AO... The little man with the high alti- tude is Jim Smith. At Burbank. awp SCORES ... . ...Birmingham 23 . . . .Reseda 41 . . . .Canoga Park 32 ....Vedugo Hills 33 . . . .Arcadia 37 . . . .Notre Dame 22 . . . .Alhambra 38 . ...Cathedral 28 . . . .South Pasadena 35 . , . .Glendale 46 . . . .Pasadena 29 . ...Glendale 42 . . . .Montebello 49 . . . .Pasadena 20 . . . .Hoover 34 . . . .Muir 36 . . . .Oxnard 32 . . . .Burbank 30 . . . .Glendale 41 . . . .Pasadena 28 . . . .Hoover 45 . . . .Muir 47 . . . .Burbank 41 . . . .Long Beach Poly 42 Pete Hillman goes up high for two points during the Canoga Park game. ' Look Mo, no hands. Chuck John- son seems to be playing the ba- lancing role. VARSITY CINDERIVI EN This year we welcomed back Coach Boone as head track coach. Short at outstanding talent, the team gave a good account of themselves. Although not league contenders this sea- son, they started out by beating Pasadena by a close score, 56 14115 to 47 Tfl5. The whole meet was decided by the pole-vault. Grant Calkins came through and soared T2 feet to win. Doug Smith anchored our winning relay team with a 22 second 220. The combined times brought the best 880 relay time seen here in three years. Not since Allen, Fitzgerald, Groneman, Holzman, and Quint has there been a l:32.3 relay run. Our loss to a strong Hoover team was expected. lf the enthusiasm the boys show during football season were carried over into track season, we could come up with another championship team. This quote of Mr. Boone's has been circulated among the students, and it this pearl ot wisdom is heeded we will have another championship track team. Coach George Boone First row: Harry Watkins, Darcy Staggs, Bill Hilberg, Pat Clifford, Dick Lee, Jim Smith, Grant Calkins, Gary Martin, Jim Murphy, Drew Bedwell. Second row: Coach Boone, Bill Lockharte, Bob Rose, Gurdon Wickham, Ralph Sharp, John Bartley, Doug Smith, John Mallory, Gerald McCarty, Howard Oberstein, Assist. Coach Brandt. Third row: Ron Morris, Dave Banta, Mike Woodard, Frank Johnston, Bob Handloser, Buck Kaufman, Ray Smith, Fred Morse, Ralph Britton, Barry Kolsoozian. N8 ' . e o Q 4 vs e k 61 4'5 l ' X X . 3-4, - TY ,. bv' 4 ' . J --I 1 N:-3- -if? - 1 ' ,-A WHT-Q- AV f 1 'cegwrlff' ' ' '- -... gun ,vw ,y .. ,QA ' .,,f.', 5 -55'-'-f::F!'lz-:fi e - Joi-rs Borvley was one of our Tom Poole clears 5 YO fo f'lS'l?S? spmnfers Ns yew Wm 'mf Pasadena. Swower of our conswsren' Fred Mo'se fmd Pu, Smviw x rwers wfms CVM' fflli- ms we PM 'O '1 512' 5'1 'bNs,, x ,Ns Jr.. -+- v. .fo -- ws- Q0 ga X 5 :Q ' fx ,A ' Our 'Lmdred yard dash men 'fue 0 Imle go wvb Hoover. ng A -ek .S 51 One of Bob Hcmdloser s many folervs IS pomng the shoh Owner of new broad lump wcori s senworJoV-vwM:1l1ory lynn .. rx . ',,, f' -'.1- x.3'g,Q- A Mllme Evans, flrsr mon B shot pot BEE .r SPIKESTERS Roger Arno bugs one of lwls mony hurdle flrsts. uwasnu-J. ' '5- L4.ur-wr ' - or-an-f-:ru-QL Ream ,QQ 1 , ' ,544 A- ,Aft Q runnin-A! no-'4,B 'Q' 'wmv ' '4-A C. 1 ,,. fuk' W 3,5 no 9' H.- '43 lv F HY VOW: VIC SYOQQS, ROY KCVSSV, Bruce Wlemeff Blll Welneffll, Vic Fourmy, Fred Comes, Bill Cornell, Second row: Angelo Arroyo, Dlck ro Vnuohn Pon Klenske, Ed Tnemon, Jorn Morlweson, lorry Stone, Noel Hull, Junk Splrz, Thlrd row: Cloy Atkinson, Barry Dunham, Jock Woo-lpert, Cort Goudne, Greg Fosver, Roger Arno, Joe Gorgoro, Drck Powl Lwndsfrom 8. Co. wm onovher 660 ' ' CEE TRACKIVIEN 1 4 lu' '55, 1 mn' sf I ' -. of w, W' A 'V , 4' ,, ' 0 ,L I I' A . M ll J' Jnm Lmdsrrom was 0 consusfenf C 4, ' ' 'P 1 at - .- scorer. I! I N 'WI' '15, ' Ps 1-. IPS 'Un fix YJ I Mgr. Raoul Grodvohl Mgr. Hal Pessin 523 i 6 l r b Q9 Coach Ernest Polster VARSITY STYLE With last year's infield returning, our baseball team figures to be the best in the league. When this annual went to press we were leading the league with a 4 win-no loss record. A coach's dream is to get his whole team back. Coach Polster has realized that dream. With Mick McNamee leading the attack on opposing pitchers, the Indians present a fearsome array of fence-busters. There's no leaky infield to plague us this year . . . Chuck Johnson and Bill Wallace have that situation well in hand. The C. I. F. championship is their goal. Heads-up baseball and a little bit o' luck will bring them that goal. They deserve it. For the seniors, it is the idea of going out in a blaze of glory. For the juniors, it is the idea of being on a championship team. For the sophomores? Well, they iust dream of being first string. .ai Mickey McNamee Ron Stillwell 5 wwf .. null, Fi 1 'E . 5 e Q 5 f Q EM 9 Q E it W 'K Q 5- G 1 K mff Pete Hilman Steve Taylor Xi ' 9 , . 8' Q , iw- i wr if ery ' ' r , f ,' IQ, M V , 1 X '-- H -J. ' , ' fe , y i N 'qi B ..,! M , K gc ' e i x . Q if 'V - ' g' RL X , 5 E f 5 N , x - Q , L41' ce 7 M , 1' ,Q , Ili l ,Y X 'S f - X 2 If Ak ! In ::. 1 i - . A 4-fa ' , lv . 'A 'I' l r ' ' 1 Y TN ,, W .. X ik l ll ll , Y B Elm 'Y' R 5 M 4 V E , l In P . V gk- ,L n it v A I lr , J al -, M ee ' 51 -1 - 2- Q ,. 1 1 , I -L ' Q A .' f' - . . X if Y, gy 4 Q, I - ' V- 1 A-ilfil V V Qgj ,., fi' ?f3-If' M M . i 1 - . - ,- - Q .f r X A' wfAQ,,4f3,. 1 , -fe if ff:i',Z ,B -df firfifii First row: Mgr. Hal Pessin, Chuck Johnson, Mick McNamee, Mike Farrell, George Cosprowifz, Mike King, Pete Hillman, Dennis O'Rourke, Bill Wallace, Ron Spencer, Jim Livesey. Second row: Coach Polsfer, Tom Boysen, Ron Srillwell, Jack Siorti, Bob Sychta, Steve Taylor, Doug Myers, Marvin Michael, Jack Buckley, mgr., Raoul Gradvohl. rf' f x l 4 en Z , cf. - We .12 ' os. Q , .- Bob S,'Cl1TCl rounds third on his way hcme during 1he Hoover game, M12 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEQALQ, D-ff Oslo X' Q Y' FY' A th r mon always on hnse is Jim Livesey. Her h clfe at third. LNQ' Q XX x fN X2 JY VJ Q J 50 JM QL by Q XO C J D XJ U B Q ,I ,,., X0 Qsjx Q dx Z QQ' iw Q 450 QQK QQ f N3 X595 -aiix x s 1 7' I I ef- .b .s, sl' . u I - 'A' -' ' I X w . in-rug Q V X S, . KA X X? 'K .f Klx i l,...v. f D V V , ,lim . ' 'V .431 , in , ,., JyDID1t,JyN i es, G ld R g Weuv J y t BIICI K D St W G yRobck S d Lp B Gi L GI kC hBIIFI . ,131 Q, ' h 9' 2 I-4' ,, w ' I U . 5, fxfgr- r T ff I 18' - Front row Roy Korser AI Tnle Jock Woolpert Ball Hrlberg Mrke Vondergrrft Center row Dole Sewer John Movheson Drck Voughn Dorcy Sfogos Drew Bedwell Coach Boone Top row Vrc Stoggs Howord Obershen Buck Koufmon John Moms T IQ! llwlwjggg VARSITY CRCSS COUNTRY 13 -.,-. Bald- Zh -BL v 5!4'i' 3 -smilie' iii? ,uw 'H:l '7Ll' Buck Kaufman wos chosen copro n of :hrs years reorn Drew Beuwell o un or was 'he mornsroy of our nor As ro mon he Drought n rnony needed pornrs rverb Corsrs ently frrsv mon Drew wos Iorgely responsrble for me ,J 2 record posted thus yeor -A v Q ' 5 I K . ., I L 5 .D ' 'W' .A I I x T A .r f I D 1 ' 1 N . .. o . I ' J.. - O X, f A lj -af Nb r r iw i . 1.4 Y W, Q 4 D 351' , A 5- .lg b ' - A .,..1ff:,: .. ,-A ,.: , . .. Q ,b My .K h T K ' ' i A 'Aj I V.,,..A- Y , P H - 1 I BQY1 r :x . .- f -1.3, Q , ' :.' , 1 ,i4Jf b -,V b ,. 1 A 4 ,V -. J 13- 'Ti .f-5' ' .rr . .ff-' V 1 ' ' 'I' 4:11 1.1 1' f :1.L: A ' Kwf. . ' I ' 153 Q -' -' .Af l. V r ' 'f 4 r . , 1 , ' - .ar ' , ' , . r , ' B ,f 1 A A5 'I' '+'-- 'M -v - J..-n if ' V I 3 W' r Front row: Franklin Marshall, Tom Treloggen, Jim Perske, Tom Tucker, Don Seitz. Second row: Coach Ralph Witt, Phil Lutschg, Don Stalker, Roger Snowbarger, Howard Adelman. First row: Denny Keenan, Floyd Condit, Jules Gruen, Alan Reedy. Second row: Bill Thompson, Bill Fraser, Tim Barnekov, Dennis Kuhr, Stan Sutton, Bruce Barnes, Stuart Hatton. Third row: Arlen Title, Ken Provasi, Dennis Dries, Jim Archdekin Nick Wofford, Joe Heumann, Don Niemeier, John McNellis, Fred Gee, Bob Nichols Ken Griffin, Bob Jones, Gary Troyer, Jim McNichols, Ben Crosby, Jim Robertson Fourth row: Mgr Bob Reiseck, Dove Seldon, Loren Stirling, Terry Welch. 1 I v is figge TENNIS TEAM SWIMMING TEAM 93 wQ,1 kSL FQ 1 hw xf' .WU , QW3fX?g?fjW4p A WJQMKNQMV iygaow Q Wg GJ W Q f5by5g3iYf':2,f3fbb ffw W C7!! , V Wxwvx in W inf gh X-nk. '- ...ao- S -s-.,,,., '77 137' 3 X xx A ' 'Pb Ray Munson Don Slaven fx V7 l Lnnda De Vol Joann Barlow f 4 DOING THE MOST FOR J B MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED OUTSTANDING SENIORS You have been chosen as the outstandnng members of your class It as an honor which you wall carry with you for the rest of your lute It us an honor of whuch John Burroughs ns equally proud for you have contrnbuted much to uphold the hugh :deals for which our school stands We the students of John Burroughs wush to thank you the outstandung members of the class of IQS7 for enrnchlng Qutstandlln Senmrs IlIz'1n1:erGIa 5 . ' f I K? r h I0 4 I 2 'S I I ' 1 X T K J .qw 5 X X I 'u 5 Pi.. 3 X f x f , , 4 'J 4 K our high school years. I lvl l J 'l-I f lll,l'rJ 1952 N - 5 1 ig., K.. I I 'FQ L1 Xi Bufch I-Iorvay Ed Enochs T T' Q 'VlClU:7f' - aw t in M 1. Q l 1 . i 'ir fin ' Q' X E7 I rloTTe Meyer - ..,,f Joann Barlow CoHege Karen Self BEST PERSONALITY BEST IN SPORTS ABILITY This daring Team of performers has been Through much TogeTher. Only Through hard work and pracfice have They been able To graduaTe from simple feaTs To Their presenT high sTancIard of perfecfion. Their performances have gradually become more professional, and They have become more adroiT. They work well TogeTher as a Team of Topnofch performers. They are stars in Their own righT. IT Takes The know-how gleaned from years of successes and failures To perfecf a performance, and These ouTsTanding Troupers are among The Top. T ri fl BEST SCHOLASTICALLY 97 I X 1 Abbott, Jonef Alconfor, Charles Anderson, Arlys Armstrong, Bob 'iv qi, Eh Boker, Lorry Borlow, Jocunn 'Cnr Bormonn, Mory Ellen Bossout, Donna Brooks, Dick 98 l 2+ fa' jg Boker, Jcmell HF, ' C3 ,.. 'vs d -tx: Bern, Judy Berridge, Doris Blenker, Bill i wr Brown, Karen Burton, Dave THE GRADUATING CLASS If Canfield, Joy Lee Canney, JoAnn Kaser Y -1 Chichester, Betsy fl' - If Q -.-ff' 3 ff' Christiansen, Thomas 46 1' Cornwell, Calvin Davis, Penny De Landers, Richard De Vol, Linda vf hi tx? I Cohen, Ann Dodds, Dianne l 'Ui' 'mf 'E Downey, Joe Dreier, Robert Edgar, Jerry Enochs, Ed Epstein, Leon OF THE YEAR 1957 99 ff fuss fn. QC X Q . Guarino, Mike E man, Ronn F d L Gaither, Bud Gazdik, Jack OI' , 600 x H kins, Barry 1845 fi ii' 6.1, Heath, Tom 1 D 5 VJ Y , i Q ' i fa X ' I I S i D d Holt, Janice H nry, avi F 1-7, Horvay, Adrian H the N y lvers ,Lynn-Alyc NOW BIDS A POND FAREWELI. 6 I T s tg!-ll a Oftftg tt. env Jandf, Jerry Edward Johnson, James Jung, Ronald W Kausrud Allan A an' Q ...pn A I YZ vm ' ,tit JN llla NQN La Bash, Louis Lamb, Sharon Wi Ars Leasure Sandra Len1'z, Jack Lewis, Susan Link, Karen Joan Lloyd Gloria TO OUR MODERN AND BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS in ' Q. 5. ua' -' ,- x fl lb I Luttge, Andreq Mcfjligh, Dionne McCoy, Sharon McKenzie, Pat MacMurray, Dave N 5:5 73.15 , , - .. .,,,.Z in-y7,, K 1' ' l N.. elf , X - I l I 4 Marshall. Brian Mattis, John Maurer, Jennie Lee Medd, Edward Richard Messamer, Allen A L lie.. vii' ,AV 'Q is Meyer, Charlotte Morales, Barbara Munson, Ray Nelson, Barry Nelson, Bud TO THE UNFORGETTABLE AND JOYOUS DAYS 102 v C7 Q77 Neundorf, Margaret Nisbet, Barbara Noyes, Beverly Olson, Ronald vw ,CQ 1 '7' Perkin, Barbara Peterson, Lottie Powell, Richard 1.- Preiner, Pat .Q -. 3 'IQ fi, H A-W B , ' 0 'TTD mx Redding, Gwen Rogers, Bill Roth, Mike Sack, Dick AT JOHN BURROUGHS HIGH SCHOOL. N. 'i 'Y' 1. O'Neil, Mary -C' I I Raduenz, Larry 7 Sawyer, Wynora IO3 A Q3 Simons, Susonno Self, Karen Sevier, Dole S. Sexton, Lynn Schmolling Allen 454' F, ,L lv? ta fa 5 Simpson, Patsy Sloven, Don Smith, Borboro Snow, Sue Sheldon Lee ' , ,gs fs 1 ,JP 6 'Wt cj' :KN -vs .14 Spaulding Norm Stefano, Vincent Jr. Thompson, Mike Thompson, Wolf Vortclnion, Ted IOA BECAUSE CF THE KNOWLEDGE WE'VE GAINED 'VS Q,- Walfers, Parr Watson, Roger Weber, Dennis D. Weed, Jay Weeks, Ken --:rf 'veg 9, 'X -.D E- ' '7 X ! xi- ii . Wellond, Joel Wesferfielcl, John Wiemer, Maureen Wiener, Alon Wilcox, Lea Lynn Q fi X' Q fxw - A1 Q. ei bl f1 X! Williams, Brad Wells, Jack Yoder, P07 YOUHQ, ROQSF Zimmer, Jerry OUR FUTURE WILL BE MADE BRIGHTER... ios N IL. T U Q X Q DOING THE MOST FOR J B MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Uutstandmalg Sjenmrs Summer Glass X A O f T , T qt .i ,I 'Wx' 'A' , , Q gl. 5 ., 'fp , ':. . f ,N A 1, Ron Stillvvell HWY gO ef ,S-, yi- r ' ' lei R I Q ..- m A fx x- 4 ru ' V T xx, ., J S X .T 7' X I 1' - 4 ' mf s H I Lorno Ne-Hen Mgr ie D eyer A , A A N p N' 6' , X H , ' ,I fy 5' 5 'X mr- . 1 .Irs di T-I Jil-.ll ur IJ 14 .JJ J-I .1.1 ..1.s .1 ,.f,F1,,w1 .1 J N T 'Du 'Q 1? --.7 xr Mark Bench Doug Smnth M 'N Margie Dreyer Stan ar ff' x 'N 49 Lorna Gall Wlerner ee I ar er Q College if N l V 'T BEST PERSQNALITY BEST SPORTS ABILITY BEST SCHOLASTICALLY Thrs darnng team of performers has been through much together Only through hard work and practuce have they been able to graduate from slmple feats to theur present hugh standard of perfectnon Thesr performances have gradually become more professional and they have become more adrolt They work well together as a team of topnotch performers They are stars In thevr own rught lt takes the know how gleaned from years of Successes and fallures to perfect a performance and these outstanding troupers are among the top rt ft' e F T lx gs. 1 1 -N L ll L . 2 S 9. V ,gy Q qv we R. - S ' ' , e 2 ' l V -wr! Q S 6 M Xl A r - , . -,ffl l - -T'-- l N x T l d IM., l 4 tl l I I I L s E I 1- RF I ! r T' 7 2, ' l ,S ' an ,-ug y r X Q Q vi T y I N Rv - 4' 5 n ii' ., 8,1 lo YE lp . Q f ,y T l N 1 gf , V Q. S - S l ' ' T , ' -' 2 lc x T ' x lf - l Vkxlqb l95'Z g 1 NE A X 'U ' 'ks U. -. ,y l 'Q Y Y' so ' I 1 Abbott Brenda ,.ll Q- Q 'W-F' Uv' Q., Anderson Janice ...E Adelnnan Howard Anderson Nenta Sue Allen, Joan 4 ' x fix .ff ' N-, I ff I Anderson, Shirley ,fnd -sh Allen, Lowell 4 'Z - or L ,gl Andrade, Laura I fl 5 ff' lg , E' Andrnuzzo Wayne Arornburu Henry Archdekin, Jonene Arno, Roger r X - , 4,11 , i 1 Andersen, Richard l 'N US , O , r n if X lr were I ll Andriuzzo, Warren UN If If 5' I Arroyo, Lupe OUR LIVES WILL BE MADE RICHER BY MEMORIES IO8 2 'ch 3 ,I AUQUSTIHE, Don Austin, Bud fi 1... Y' Marilyn Baum, Alan 1 T 'Q 2.63 lc S 13 W, 4 E., C. , , BX I eerbohm, Betty Bell, Lindsay 'WN RN P! X Baker, Eugene Baldwin, Betty Barnato, Dick v-nys? ...N Tb- K? Bauer, Sheila Bayard, Nancy Bayerle, .Jeanne W fl- i Q Q I I Bench, Mark Bertrand, Judy Bess, Lefa OF CLOSE TIES WITH TEACHERS AND FRIENDS. 109 f. ll 'J I , ,f W VK, 5, rf. '7 Birdsall, Nancy Boisen, Mariorie Lynne Boyd, Doug Brown, Betty Lou Brown, Jo Ann We 47? 15 Qt! N. .vw Brown Norman Bray, Leon Bruce, Margaret Button, Ronald Bulow, Harland Charl Q y gif : h ui , x 4' l 3' 2. ,J-5, y In , .. , 4 ' ,lj C ,EN-yx , xy. A A I, ray, A X r M M ah Bryant Pat Busik, Don Byrnes, Maureen Calkins, Grant Callet, Harry MEMORIES OF DANCES. ASSEMBLIES. llO ' 2? 2 ,os ff- ' Ya 4 7? , 1 X , ,. ,J fs? q 1 Calzia, Don Cameron, Del Carlson, Bob Carlson, Chuck Carmel, Gary ,crflaf Z.3LxA X QM ' lr! X f 1-'Y 5- Lx is l Fx tl' 19 Carroll, Bill Casfronovo, Loretfa Caulfield, Jay Chamberlain, Carole Childs, Jane? N1 ix' Q2 if - N ' hubb, Linda Carol Clifford, Pa? Coffman, Paul Raymond Cohen, Bud Cohn, Carole Lee PLAYS. RALLIES AND SPORTS EVENTS... Ill Q, -. -N M, Tb 'A ,xl Y. AM, - '5 'fix 5 l T!! .4 ' : ,,f,'.,5 , 4- r - 1 yi 1 u P A 3 1 ' ,I Collier, Pete fix ix Cozby, Carol Ann Q Y? , nl. Crocker, Sally l I2 Colonna, Linda 5 -e 4-v 'I . ,I Conard, Wayne Coon, Dorothy Costello, Sidney v 'IT K, 'vs X ,- Crawford, Jerry 'sbs 3 f 1 ,Q , Cropper, Diane ws. -,, 1-.v' 2 1 X xv, Cremarosa, Pete Crittendon, Bill Crocker, Lyndel I iff f '? , A . I fin 4 -. Crosby, Libby Crosthwaite, Beverly Cusumano, Ann MEMORIES WILL WARM OUR HEARTS '12 giig, 1'-:A ' ' any 5 Cygnar, Juanifa fx 'x E'- N Davis, Ilene 1 W wt' s W 5 -rf' , vi' P? K 4 9 -. N D'AgosTin, Larry Dana, Wes Dandurand, Carolyn Darsey, Arline fx:-'4 S, I Davis, Lando 49 Q 0 Deefer, Judith if 42 -7 AI 'ag-M pQ Xu gd , A, v Demaray, Jerry Denham, Jo Q '15 :I A De Vore, David Dewey, Shirley Dexter, Norman Dill, Maril n D' DURING THE YEARS TO COME. y ingman, Judy II3 'ful' 1 .55 07' f I, 'T Dockery, Larry 'i CT1 Y-f v Ta-'xt . Dreyer, Margaret Doe, Ken if Dreyfus, Richard , .fi 1 N -Q RIN fi -. 14 Donin, Beverly Donkersgoed, Mary Dow, Pat Cummins 'Q I Q . - I , 1 ,p-.1 V 4 Dries, Dennis Dunn, -Edwin Eberhardt, Karen pr - Qflwf, .,c ,,, f' ,I t , F-'Il grimy 'i-',1s' ,,. x NX Ellers, Fred Enochs, Margie Ann Epstein, Albert Ericsson, Ralph Erickson, Sonia H4 THROUGH MEMBERSHIP yfav lf, v 1 1 ! I I Essrnon, Gary Fonucclwu, Lorefto 'DL Nr- Forresf, Carolyn Foster, Pot Fruechfing, Lindo Gollego, Corol X ,fx-. New , Forrell, Mrke Frrznnorris, Tonya Ford, Sandy 43 3 . fl , -'f Fourmy, Cecile 4 Ax 0 ' If f Galley, Dolly IN CLUBS AND COMMITTEES... T27 l x . ' 1 Fox, Diane Frory, Clouclio A ',- ire if fr, X 7' 'lf Gorgcaro, Joe Gossnnon, Alon 115 ,egg s on ' 'V' Q f' fb, If nh , Goynor, Jerry Gefzler, Borboro Gillette, Shgron 1 .- rs ' . 'N ,,- T l W 51.7, 2,3 ! 1' 'sw' - Goss, Collie Gossord, Torn Gould, Merle .. x 7 wsfsili l ix Pav Gronlund, Larry Griffin, Pot Griffith, Joyce ll6 f' in by 'Ds ,W l Gilles, Carolyn Glcisenopp, Allan ,A x,, i, ' , if Grodvohl, Rcioul Grcihom, Irene W , .,., , , rv- ,A-s.. Griffith, Julie Grossrnon, Korl WE HAVE GAINED W? Hahn-Lux Ursula Hall, Lyle Harnleldr, Russ Hansen, Kathryn -- 4- fa - E fra' 4 4- L. ,,. w is 0 IV' Ii X 1 ii: VL:-Q, 1- 7 A .,. Harris, Julie Harvey, Mike Hawley, William Heimbaugh, Jeanne if ri l f 1 I tx is VJ Hill, Diane Hill, Pauline Holbrook, Anthony Holmes, Darlene VALUABLE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE.. V life-a,,.., ZT1 cr- y Harmon, Bud XV' Heumann, Joe 1 ff- -'S IYV , Hull, Phyllis II7 qf? A! x . I Hurd, Carol Humphreys, Michael Hunsucker, Beverly 6 if J Q' K , . ' x 4, J ,XX , , if 1 Ji Jablonski, Kimi Jacobson, Helen Jacobson, Marshall 4 ? f YT 5 Jeschke, Beverly Johnson, Allen Johnson, Richard '-R Sq 117' if Hyatt, Bob Hylen, Beverly Q V I X 7 -lf-ra' AF if -,-x ' ' , A ,414 4' l I i A' Jacobson, William f 1 kgs Tc., Jones, Bob Janke, Edmund 'G Nnsf Q.,-. Jones, Tim Y '-L. FORESIGHT WILL PROVE ASSURING TO US H8 W Arg X? 'xx' N--Q, In tl 5 , 7' N 0' - 1:- 'l Q Z! Kaiser, Sieglinde Kaminski, Bob Kaufman Herbert W ix? 1 1 Keeley, Pearl Kilgore, Phil fx 3' W 1 X Porter Kinghorn Dennis Kirkland, Shirley Kleinberg, Carole AS WE SET OUT ON OUR OWN. X'b f rr ,Q ,L M ki - ff' 1, Af EQ I . Kolsoozian, Barry Z? r , Q I 'Irv La Magna, Sandra Q 1 'x qv Lenhart, Deanna 120 S' sk iv - i Koponec, Dee Krider, Carolynn + 4. Q . Vw y Q -4-, we fl Kurey, Marianne 5 4-Nw? ff I aa,a f xx 1 nnvv A Lanphear, Linda La Shaum, Bev Lee, Linda Q, K' I I - ! fx f- ' . ! H- gg A R, , . , Q? - X 4 if Xvwf 3 , , X X' I - 1 . 7 1 ng , X . X i, Lessing, Harry LeWiS, Bill Lewis, Jay I X 'B x 'LD XJ if! Kurz, Arthur o fb .. ,, x FO.. -Q 4' 5 2: Lee, Virginia Lippman, 2 ro Bu nny THE FUTURE IS OURS Qu 'Nl ,X 'N Jr Livesey, Jim Lopez, John Loven, Jack 117 -2 Lufschg, Phil hw- 'N McDonald, Sharon X, lf K Md-iorney, Shirley wg' ff' TO EXPLORE. -go' X 5 2, Jane McNamee, Mickey . lg Q5 in Us ' vw! McNellis, John Lowney, Doug Lowrie, Norma 'iv tl? McKeen, Tom McLaughlin, Pat -P S -Q Q J r .., a IX ' McVay, Leilani Maddox, Marsha 121 1 I it i PW- 5..- 4 ,L X 7 Maine, Martha Malan, Ronald Maldonado, Marilyn if S A 'V -TX? Mallery, John I' A ,hx an ' fr. gg Q 5 iff' KW., I-Iv 'Q-3, , 4 if' . , AM Y N Martin, Gary Mason, Darlene Matheson, John Mattera, Carol , K , ,,,,, 1 V g' V Y ,Zh K f 'Q A J -,,-' - ctw! 4 X X ZX' Merton, Virginia Michael, Marvin Miller, Bob N ., s .4 Mitchell, Lynne 31: Fr Marks, Bill as Merritt, Leilani A-. Z ,,. 4: .ml Mitchell, Shirley WE WILL ALWAYS BE GRATEFUL 122 fi 'U' m .Ji W7 roi' Monaf, Barbara Moore, James 'T' K' Moss, Franklm Muller, Gilbert Murphy, Dome , f X V K t 5 A , , x 7 4' 3, l 0 . f' . l Q: r 'aff ff Q ' 4 Xxk J I W 7 U 'I If in ' 1 . x x 1 f jgnn 127 Murphy, James Myers, Joy raw 543 '-aww! Nassif, Elaine Neffen, Lorna Nilsson, Krisfer ,. 4 . N'- ' r gms 4 Nixon, Janet Nordstrom, Dale Obersfein, Howard Odor, Sharon O'Grady, Marianne TO OUR TEACHERS 123 ,, ll 'Q 1 I ' U If O'Leary, Caroline 'gex If-me 3, Q' Q -E 3 , 1 'bf fl ,R , vw ., Q wx N fr '1 H1 Olmsfeod, Frank Olmsfead, Mary O'Rourke, Dennis Oswald, Carol ,V 'I' 'Q f ff Pace Carol Q41 -v bf E' C fi 4 fl' vs X, Y. 'WE' 7 Paisley, Rose Marie Palrner, Donna Lee Panarisi, Jenny Parker, Toni 2 ' Parrnelee, Donna Parrish, Adrienne Pease, Allan Peterson, Janice Petler, Mike 124 WE HAVE RECEIVED THE GIFTS OF ,jk l K. N5 5 x 25. A- XE? w Phalen, Anne Pim, Lorraine Poole, Tom Pope, Adrienne Powell, Jacqueline R 4' 1 ,T 'v- ,K Q I fm ,,,, ' T I ,,,,,, Powell, John Powell, Sandy Raduenz, Doug Raley, Larry Randolph, Gary 1 X 2 'bl '-K. r ' N ' 3 4 ' -1 Sb xx . : ' Q 5 'S XT? of ix , X' X 5. ...' - 'K Raney, Sherris Redel, Diana Reed, Donna Reedy, Alan Regal, Phillip GUIDANCE, COMFORT AND INSTRUCTION. 125 I 1 IQ' vis -I VT ' fm L X D A ,.. Reyman, Carol ' Rider, Nancy Robison, Margie Rogers, John W .r 'lg , V, n 4:1905 Rowan, Pat Ruffino, Torn Rugg, Mariorie Rutter, Paul P5 we AQ. fb' 'iso Rollins, Suzanne . - we I I Ryan, Suzanne A 'flzy Sabafine, Cecil Saman, Nancy Sandler, Marlene Sanow, Bob Sauger, Richard THE GIFT IS SO GREAT... 126 - ,fir I , ff 'rr 1. SR fr 'fr me 9 ' 2 . f T 1 ' + , v' S ' VJ, . - Q? , F N' wx' Q ' 427 N., T , h T T' T . f I Schepman, Bob Schandler, Dick Schreiber, Lawrence Schroeder, Gary Scoggan, Jacquie , . y Q' W, I 17 Sedlak, Nancy Seigel, Sheri 's. 'i' 'CQ N-v ry 'W f 's T K 1 Sikoro, Eileen Simmons, Dick 15 fhn 1 1 Shawhon, Linda Shrode, Paul -el 4 3 if rag J? f ' , .3 ,il 5 W. 1 Y gi ll ! A Q - 61521 Sifton, Larry Smith, Bob Smith, Doug THE TIME WAS SO SHORT. Smifh, Gail 127 r , Z9 11- D 5 I X X px in -v1 fif- . I X1 -w-.. 'Q 4 My 1' xxx' Smith, Howard Smith, Jim Smith, Nancy Snowbarger, Barry Sorensen, Phil X V f Sl 2550 V k Q all lf A ' H 5 A ,A , P I fd 9 lx 1:57 N31 J 'fr-1 , ,f ' J 'V 4 if f I .. A X Souza, Jerry Spargur, Dee Dee ' e YP Yfvvv Stalker, Don Stathakis, Jackie NOVV, AS 128 il! Sparks, Don Spieker, Bill 'N I l, l N Q Z 3 'U 12 5 J Stegner, Diane Stein, Judi Spitz, Jack 'KSA 1 f WV' Stillwell, Ron WE GO OUR SEPARATE WAYS ayx K '55 , Q 2 'i V 2, 6 Q: 7 1 4, I ' QQ T J I ff X ,ff X -r M r ' I ' K 'Y A , N Stine, Bill Stone, Larry Storti, Richard Storti, Jack .Ab 45 : .N ,H fi L, fp hx in R' 3 -il r r wx, .go X- ff - 3-9' Yzf , ,W , Y qv: Suschinsky, Paula Tandberg, Eugene Tarnelli, Tina Thode, Detfa lf RIAA? 1 5. 9 ,X xii Sturm, Jerry 1 gg, Q , ,J 'a fb, x5 I Thomas, Dell ...l ,Q 1-N XL C 'Xp :ty Thomas, Joan Thomas, Judy Thompson, Bill Thompson, Jackie Thompson, Ronnie INTO THE EVER-EXPANDING FUTURE... T29 ff? Q53 1 -1 N Tishkoff, Gary Tolles, Sandra 'T 7 Af 1 Trimrner, Art Q Turner, Pa? Ula, Tom Umbe 130 '57 Tracey, Charlene Trammell, Gary Trimble, Dick w -5 f 3 Tw l - 1 nr - , 3 , W gr ' Y Al s T X I rson, Alan Uptgraft, Carole Vance, Marcia fl 'VN Q17 f T' x .,.. X wb x, ,.v g , co . Truax, Sharon Trusketf, Barbara Tucker, Tom Turley, Dianne v . WE LOOK BACK 7 f +V O fy ,..w L., ' 1 F 9' If Vandergrift, Mike Vestal, Geri , ,s 'F' -in 'i...,7 Q .1 Wallace, Marilyn '-9 ,r Q5 Vanderlip, Phyllis Van De Veer, Kathleen To Villarreal, Elizabeth Wagner, Bill s - f5' .q- 4 Ng 5 ' 4 x- 'Q ' V ff Van Natta, Reg Vaught, Christine D I Q , -L : -., I. ff. ' I A Wallace, Gail Wallace, Harry Til-2' , x Q M Walters, Lynn Warehime, Roger ON OUR SCHOOL DAYS 1 'f - if k Warren, Gary Weatherill, Jim 131 x QQ, ff x I Yi! ,ms , . Q l Webb, Fred Weiner, Gail Weinerth, Bill Weinsfein, Jewell Weinzveg, Ron , A' X V, Q rw N, if xg, fl 41 1 ey f W W Welch, Terry Welland, Carolyn Wertz, Alma Widle, Yvonne Williams, Maureen H. A 'ssk Ig ' '-v- .4ulnp- Witherspoon, Gary Wolf, Barbara Woodard, Mike Wright, Janelle Yarick, Jan WONDERFUL AND INSPIRING DAYS l32 in 74 ,xx ff Ysais, Cecilia Ni- I9 67 7 D Xl vlx SENIOR CLASS Cl- l- lCl:l-QS Pfrf Mclienzre, Ed Enocns, Joann Barlow, and Burch Harmf were elecfed Senror B offrcers of the Wrnfer Clfrsg SHoNn here are Treasurer, President lsealedl, V ze Pres rlenr, and Secretary l' Buvcn l-lorvay, Joann Barlow, and Ray Munson served Jolw Burroughs as Senror A floss offrcers of Ylne Winter Clrrss Left fo rrglwr, rhey are: Presrdent, Secretary, and Vrce Presrdenr, K 1 I-. ,'l r :lull lil' ' 14. Y .ora Ne en, Denns ORourke, and Dororny Coon were ' 're Surnrne' Class offcers durng the flrst semester. Je fo rrgrv, rney are: Vlce-Pres dent, Presldenr, and Seve' ',' rr'-e Powell Jazlc Srorry, Pon VanNafra and Kay AT . . Wznsen :re 'V-e Sufnrner Class off :ers of We second sefff-yer Tfey ore Treasurer Vrce-Presden1,Presrdent, ,,,.,, 5,,,,e.3,Y N If ,Hal E L I I ! N , P? 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'V ,v 6' A Iumm- Glasses I 4352? 41 Carol Charles fit ax sh' Ann Adler Alexander Alexander Dorothy Alexander Deanna Alexus Bob Amshel Clarrse Curt Lucy Tom Ron Anderson Ando sen Andfrso 1 Anderson Andrruzzo Dave Arant .lam Archdekm Ron Austun Karen Ayers Dennls Babchuck Greg Bachells in x. fxl L M- 1 2 1.2 S-v I? 'HC , Larry Bacon Dorelyn Boker Jodn Baker Penny Barker Trmothy Barnekov John Bartley Dlana Barton Steve Baudusch Jack Beckett Drew Bedwell Arlene Bell Rossue Bellah Carole Bender Ann Bennett Debble Bennung Sue Berkland Barbara Bernards Norma Beverldge Q--s 5' hr pq tr un .1 .J -1 9 We X . X , W ' , B 1 4 nl N 9 Y. 'f Q 1 . x rf 1 A 91 T' C 1 1 A nl ry: I C , l , ' ,, ' fi 5- 'H F f ' tu ' A f- fe fe H - A C l . l X Q lr' . . N ' ., llulf' ,M X , . 2. - Q Barbara Babcock . S- 47 l 4 A lx rn 1 LCQ ' .-' . xl x A till n 'Of' . K ,g I ,K ' if 1 ' Jn ' - iw we r , -1 . f , y 1 l s... I I .., ' . l l I ' , - G Q I it 6 5 Q N, - . Y' 1 -TV xbf' A Q xr ' L4 T7 N.: 9- The clown one of The mosT Talented performers under The bug Top ts master of hrs arf which he constantly Trres To develop To :Ts hsghesf degree Once separated from has fellows tt IS apparenf that he ss In realnfy qunte an rnfellugent person equipped wuth a wnde range of knowl edge and possesstng a remarkable undersfandmg of his fellow man Mary Beth Brewener Claude Bnnyon Q, Steve Black Florence Blausdell X Irene Bloch Martha Blonder Vtrgnnua Bloom Joyce Boebel Bob Boddy Y-V Carolyn Bolton Donna Bomar Larry Bowne Maureen Bowns Mtke Boyle Tom Boysen Susan Brattstrom Larry Brrght Ralph Bntton Gayle Brodehl Jerrnann Brown 'N 4' 1 C Lorrame Brown 2 S 'N Ray Brown .6 I ff 'W Vnrgnmo Brown Carol Brubaker X Jacquelune Bruce Madelyn Bruster Brenda Bryant Sue Bryce ll lr il 1 P' Harley Bucklngham Jack Buckley Jum Bucy -lxg Tom Burkhart Susan Buseth Barbara Burrus Lmda Busuk Ce. C la Carole Cadmus .Y ' I L O I 1 A , I NJ ' ' .-a I ix I-qi V l f 4 .J T I i f . l L V ,, . V . TIC? qi I . I, ' 4 on . T -7 1 T -9 W A 2 CLE wi, - ll? -I 'I l . N .5 4, gh, , 1 - Us V N' 'V nf: v ' A' r Q For 4 af ... , 1 f tm T 9 4 - v ' -f 5' K. , f c' -54, ' C K X . f' 5 . K , :ah-, g D . P Q ' ' E ' . Q 5. K - 'v jg , 'T' ,-' 'ily r P f V 'I Alan Calhoun Chuck Campbell Bettedene Canfield Betty Caputi David Carlson Chris Carpenter Barbara Carr George Casprowitz Jo Catania Jo4Ann Chapton Bob Clark Leroy Clifford Ronnie Cobb 9 it E i li G' 5 G J-fi . ' r ' Floyd Condit ' Forbes Cook , '-1 - Marlen Cook ' V LJ 3 L, sony cook - 'H' , ,s.., x Cook 1 J ' , '- J we Mill 'lit ' f 'y Diane Cooper ,N , 1- Joan Cornell b 5, .i 'wg 5 Linda Corwin 'C' 7 gg ': ' Bonnie Cox , lg Carol Cozzens ' 4 is K Glen Craig ' . , Rita Curti 5 J Gaye Dakin 4 V .Q . Carole Davis l E v' X Kenny Davis 10 l ' ,C f 1, Melodie Davis A ' I-, Barry Deats l N ' Marie De Gennaro ff, H Mary Ann De Gennaro ' Sud Deland ? z' i' Q 4 Q Glenda Dempsey vvff -af g'g ,Nxx Ron Dendy Mary Kaye Deschamps i , 5 ,nolaf-,'f . C Donna De Vol ,, Coletta De Vore JJ' Jim Dickson A . - 9' ' Vic Di Mambro -0- 3,54 I Marcia Dinkins ' F 'rw Al Dino kj 1 -r' X' ' ,, -,X pw L Dianne Dinsmoor Donald Dodd Dorothy Doe Judy Donney VL A U 1 1 C Lynne Dryer 'il 1? 5 ' Denny Duke 4 ,v Sharon Dunlap 5 XX g .s- zum, V X l X Janine Dunn Beverly Easterly Jerry Ebert 4 l38 Joan Eberth bg it L, I Elaine Edwards QCQ Y 1 , gi. 'N -f. N. ll! fl ll in 0 xll- 35- -, ' 5. 'N v-4 Vw 26 PT :J -f A: lf'-5 Q ' ,.f. N' J E .4 R var y A ,vw I A .VAN -'s. Patti Funkhouser Don Garde Bruce Gain Barbara Gale Robert Galindo Tom Garrison Paulette Gibson Phil Gilbreoth Phyllis Gilbreath Suzanne Gilchrist Gordon Gilgan Andrea Gillette Bob Glover oberta Gluckman Jeff Goldwater Marlene Goldwater Lonnie Golnick Sandy Goodban llK'Ej ' x,.F 3 I 3--S. '- ,- 341 Ronald Edwards Cindy Eklund Ted Elder Pat Elliott Jim Elmlinger Roberta Embick loye Noel Epst Margaret Feely Larry Felix Barbara Ferguson Joe Flores Elaine Forcier Greg Foster Bill Foy Judi Fox Pat Fox Scharline Freeman Mike Frith Smith Cort Goudie Joan Gould Larae Greenlee Kenneth Griffin Dave Grimes Darryl Griset Mike Grow Jules Gruen Dennis Guinaugh David Gutowslu Noel Hall Sylvia HG Karen Hamm Linda Hand Bob Handloser Judy Hardman Bill Hardy Sandra Haslam an N- , Y 1 I - YV I . ' 4 I I ' I I , 1, . t F 1 rv' ll a g V Av 1 fini. Jr f ' J fit! , ' f lt. ff' ' ' . M sel l. '1- In D , S . flll 65 , I Q i l fr ' I D K 4 I .T 1 , l . 5 H .Q I . V V, P- . - if . . 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Gary Leupold Roland Leverenz Myron Lieberman v Lando Lnebernecht Kafhy Lllly Jayce Llnmger Duane Lnnstrom Sandra Lrndstrorn Gary Luppman Conme Lrttleton Paul Lrttell Bull Lockard Duane Lockett Annette Lopez Barbara Ludlow Z Gay Lyons Kay Lyons Ronald MacDonald ' il 2 ll gs N .YQ Q 3' , L: C' . -4 In . 6.1.-eat 7' Cert f ,. , L , , ,- H, 41- , V l WV 106 xg 5 '2 if ,Q 4 .I A ' - , V , 1 D' S A 2 'f S - l A v4 ' f y J V x . A m Y G I V U Q Q 2 t Q '.,' S V Ll y M ' ' x Sallie McCarthy '-L '31 ll I 5 K 3 A 1 A , L y N b . ' , ln as 'A . I L K H ,- f' , . nl xr S 5 . . ' as - 4- If 'V fx' , -fa Il . . QL, F., t v W ls: 4 pl l Xt' ' f . L ', s ' . ,v',.3 - S -1 ' 6 L Q .te Betty Markham Alan Marks Don Marrs Gerald Marsh Franklin Marshall Janet Maslow Benny Mass. Julie Mastersori Audrey Mathews Terry Mathews Joey May John Ada Caroline Glenda Marilyn Sharon Miles Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Barbara Mills A 4 1 of 2. 1 QS v. - ,Q L Q Fig. ' lllh 4: ' ' -r V4 Peter R. Noyes Sandy Offenstein Pat O'Neill Diane O'Rourke Virginia Osborn Rodger Oswald Sue Overall Suellen Overton Bob Palmer Dyke Parker Garry Parker Penny Parks Jerry Patch Ann Pottelli Julie Patterson Sharon Pederson 4 Mary Ann Peppmuller Wayne Perkin A -L -J Q ,f I, . 'J rv , 5 gf-r 1. exe Marcia Mills Jean Morelli Carole Morris Ronnie Morris Fred Morse Marie Mosca Buddy Mulcahy John Mullich Shan Mullins Doug Myers Sherry Nadler Virginia Nance Rowleen Netzley Bud Newton Dan Nielson Don Niemeir Dick Norton Robert Nostri ' Y 6 5- - ., .. -sf -' ' S, 4 a r fir' A X , I ...y ' ' ae z's Av- 3' A in -Y A 'V Q--v Q-- ir ,-, Corole Scott sv 1 rg, ., W, - ,, ,Q . . sf 'ff ' Al ' G' lf? Q 2' D W .al I' '.,, ' i 5 15' eq.. 1 L. 34. - 2 cy , -Q a-sl -9 sv vt ,I Y -w 'M , 62 iv' v v7 9 t r ,R ' A t R nf ' F . ,. 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Y'? 32 ti' Dave Seldon Ruth Serkin Dave Sevier Doreen Sharp Ralph Sharp Sharon Sharpe Barbara Shouman Dave Skillman Madeleine Smith Priscilla Smith Sandra Smith Fred Smoot Ralph Snowbarger Gilbert Sobie Judy Soderstedt Chet Soules Steve Southwick Betty Speak fs ,, Q. fe fl , T Kr S' ir ' ilhb fm Le- .S L N... 1 ffefzfgi G -t 'I 4 . , , .J . 1-1 N1 'wmv 4. , Join-.3 ' ,V Ed Swafford Bob Sychta Gail Taylor Steve Taylor Jeanine Teifer Edward Themann Sue Thew John Thill Clarence Tindell Pat Tinker Arlan Title Jean Tollack Linda Tracy Gary Troyer Bruce Trulli Bonnie Trunk Roger Ude John Updegratf L4 11 Barbara Ussery Penny Vance Bruce Vander Pluyrn Duane Van Sickle Dick Vaughn Par Vmcenv Phrl Vitrlefoe Fred Von Helf Jon Von Kessel Beverly Wagner Wrlliam Wallace Carolyn Ward Dayrd Ware Chuck Warren Joe Warrers Warren Weber Judy Weddle Judy Weeks x 'X 3 . ,in ' 1' w e 5 . J e gf nr A ., f , I M L M. fm ,wwrw-M .4-.44-M J :www-rf 9 x .. ,,9 vm ', 'I , , 3 C 'I' ' K. I . fd' 9 fi fa sv? 5. ' 414, .. x w ' N K v Q-1 ' 15' 55 .1451 x 36 pn David Wlmer Darlene Wnsor Judy Wltcher Nuck Wofford Joan Wonllard Celra Wolf Meroe Wood Davad Woodruff Jack Woolperv Barbara Wrrghr Jack Wylue Georgann Zahn . 4- Reg Weaver Jud: Wenler Pat Werr Ed Weiss Barbara Whnaker Marlorue Whnfueld Tap Whmng Charlene Whltney Ken Whrfney Gurdon Wnckham Sharon Wndle Bruce Wremer Wnmfred Wxemer Natalue Wnlkrns Creek Wrlhams Duane Wnllrams Jeff Wllllams Lunda Wrlson if 1 J J J NNW' U is ,n eg '1 'IN - - - '- 3 9 ' ,V ' cw Sv C I ry Q' . If I, 4 D . . , . e K Y 1 I ' - .. Y 5 A , . K 5 ' , , ' ' ' A . I, I. U I nf, K 'L ' W W ' ' . 3 'V , - V , ,A I1 . a A I . - ' ' ff Gs I E W' v I -4 A 1 4' J ,A V., ' sb? . I I -:L i sv I 'A ire 4 R - J . fra V ' t ,. In m lv I yrht .3 wk, Q aux 1 f . Y. - f Examples of perfect taste in clothing can usually be found around JB on Backward Day. The gang has a chance to really Whoop it up in the Junior section at the assembly. A highlight of first semes- ter was the Goal Post Gallop, It was one of the best-attended dances of the year. YN Judy Bern looks on as Madeline Smith puts fin- ishing touches on her makeup for the perform- ance of Father's Been to Mars, a delightful com- edy. --. A i x - - l Us 'af 5 9? 4 A tour of the JB campus is conducted by Carole Cadmus for her guest, one of many Junior Ambassa- dors touring JB last De- cember, X las Q X we IX Queen Brenda Bryant and King Denny Keenan reign over the Latin Banquet, an annual event held by the Latin Club. 4 Frances Horned Bonnie Beebe Carol Cooper Jonna Kay Baker Sue Selby Carol Woodward Barbara Heffleger Elaine Mount Carol Whiting Betty Irwin Sheron Rehwald Michele Bradley Randy Stewart Bob Albright Steven McCarty Fred Gee Don Clemens Charles Greenlaw Wes Dayton Bill Coleman Judy Friedman Francie Boysen Don Angel Sheldon Lowrie Tom Walters Bill Haines Jerry Neal Larry Everett Mark Modlin Don Seitz Tom Condit Dick Anderson The gifted members of the flea circus form a small but valuable part of the circus. Willing performers, they are capable of many feats formerly thought impossible. But even with their many and diversified talents, if they are allowed to get out of hand, they can make life pretty uncomfortable for the other mem- bers ofthe circus. ephemera Glass Sue Forth Barbara Birch Janet Harvey Debbie Morris Kathleen O'Neal Margo Reynolds Marilyn Miller JoAnn Vecchio Marilyn West Shirley Zeck .loan Penniman Judy Griffith Pat Barlow Marlene Townsend Norman Norton Bill Brodhag Larry Murphy Jack Gillespie Bill Benkovsky Ruthann Kline Carol Pease Sally Beatty Joe Ruffino Jim Martin Norman Jensen Ken Bladen Jay Del Dotto Gordon McGuff Allen Cox Dale Konrad Dan Stewart Allen Burns Carol Bruckman Thereasa Harris Kay Lary Melinda Beebe Marilyn Souder MaryAnn Vucovich Diane Dunning Janice Bolen Toni LeGrand Becky Korff Shelby Miller Dorothy Blende Jerry Teeple Sharon Maile Joan Baucum Star Huddart Mary Lee Morris Verdean Glazier Sandra Gaines Ruthi Malik Susan Phelps Susan Holder Judy Stolze Polly Dodd Linda Parker Richard Lee Dorothy Bethoon Chuck Holdt Roger Byrd Dennis McNey Barbee Lindsey Margie Walton Kathleen Young Jerry Hollers Rocco LoBosco Larry Latt James Blecksmith Kent Jacobsen Russell Garten Glenda Mead Sue Stirling Mary Glover Carol Lamb Marilyn Bruton Larry Schleininger Bob Walters Joe Kirschner Joe Farinola John Cannon Julia Priener Deanna Erickson 6 E 1,352 N . I VI Y ,ka N Y I4 Diane Northup Linda Summers Jean Thompson Elsie Taylor Jana Urban Marge Rawlings Pat Byrum Janice Haren Sue Sorenes Lollie Melton Joyce Reigers Barbara Scanland Sharon Ray Fred Ure Charlene Arnold Sharon Shollin Sharron Swetnam Evelyn Gardener Laurie Shepherd Mary Berry Par Murman Jill Tierstein Barbara Bailey Jo Gore Marietta Ranney Ken Dole Jon Morris Dick Pawl John Ruder Bob Stevens Mike Enright grit Darlene Graham Doreen Ryan Evelyn Stewart Sue Jennings Pat Alsop Karen Dreyer Linda Esse Sue Coleman Joyce Ceriak Betty Moore Louise Smith Carmen Gomez Cynthia Aubley Sandra Faye Toni Stopek James Moschenross Pearl Cobalis Dorothy Fiorito Earline Young Judy Cobb E.leen Randall Cathy Langan Beth Aanesen Melinda Bennetts Sue Pom Sargent Sybil Crawford Barbara Weir Jackie Rowe Michael Elliott Brad Vance Elaine Smith Susan Rudner Joan Mokracek Winona Weber Sharon Story Henry Morgan Steve Rugg Sammy Wakefield Steve Unger Charles Elsass John Green George Mundt Gary Gillespie Brian Whittles Torn Treloggen Janice Jennett Pat Jordan Dexter Waugh Mike Markkula Bill West Larry Clark Gary Robak Mike Schilling Burton Trammell John Bullock Steve McKenzie Chuck Cusumano Bob Hammond tree Don Thompson John Jeraci Mike Evans Leslie Weiner JoAnn Hinckley Sally Irons Judy Foster Gary Walker Larry Pearson Bob Davis Ken Bixby Ira Boyd Jamie Thrasher Jim Brown David Schacter Tom Allen James Hofawger Bob Carrano Dick Weyher Bruce Waggoner Roberta Lowry Sandra Troughton Bob Schilling Mrke Fluhartv Edmund Gonzales Steven Walton Bob Johnson Howard Lux Jerald Gould Jan Vivrett Sherrie Bond Marianne Reid Annette Verner Helen Harbin Marilyn Foster Joan Savo Mary James Judi Eaton Judy Lamb Linda Brown Sharon Moore Roy McQuoun Roy Myers Jerry Cook Bill Fraser Mary Shumway Lynn Kenworthy Joy Evans Lois Larson Sue Gunter Lonnie Elgart Sandra Malan Joy Ross Sandy Simons Rodena Wilson Angela Aramburu Linda Remais Carol Glaus Phil Ellison David Scott Jules Silver Bill Sykes Harold Parrish Bob Miller Ted Lang Berny Engelin Tim Broughton Dave Martin Bill Davis Gary Stofer Micky McGarvey Dick Morris Arthur Berchin Dan Phillips Kirke Bulbranson Don Salhany Marc Goldenberg Dick Sunderland James Callaway Tom Ewing Bruce Barnes Stewart Hatton Barbara Natalina Sherrie Weinzveg Philip Saleen Dick Mort Traverse Devine Steve Van Sickle Harry Campbell Denny Butterworth Bob Canfield Dale Nohre Mike Harris Aleiandro Vacio Dennis Bomar grit ir? Louise Lathrop Marilyn West Sharon Blewett Deanna Scott Eve Johnson Celia Shurman Judy Cudahy Sharon Crawley Sandy Turner Arvetta Christian Alynn Rosenburg Carol Attardo Sharon Sexton Linda Vanderlip Lorelei Blitstein Janice Fruechting Jackie Wilson Barbara Graham Carla Mortensen Susan Warmath Carol Sauer Don Laubhan Ronny Krehel Gary Batchelder Hugh Taylor Jim Wieman Joann Green Steffanie Richardson Larry Swafford Torn Garrison Don Hill Jim Fry Ralph Hill Carolyn Zakoor Linda Cook Jim Dunn Frank Frizell John Stafford Lorraine Burzenski Connie Miller Diana Fiorito 1 4 K. ,-.gf in .llll I ,K xf ' Sophomore guidance teachers are lseatedl1 Miss Ewing, Mrs. Bob Stevens and Joan Martin are having ci great time Coxg lstandingl Mr. Brown, Mr. Williams. Mrs. Tracey and dancing at one of .lB's informal dances which are always Mr. Marshal are missing from this picture. popular with the sophomores. Judy Lee Vincent De Francisco Peggy Derrick Bill Wright Carolyn Behymer Robert Blauvelt Mary Kinney Gerald Bowns MGTllyH Wilson Gqry Borlqmgn Linda Tomasino Bob Lisherness Janice Jacobs John MCN5ChOl Elaine Paletz Carol Kuhlemeyer Ken Beafie Gil Holloway Dennis Hughes Diane Elizabeth Janey Bev Rogers Colton Hobbs Meyer Jackie Smith Janet Clark Barbara Koffler Vickie Hess Ron Engman Joe Jones Carl Orndorff Brian Holmes Ken Brinkman Fred Comes Jack Tomo Ben Crosby Steve McNamara David Bell Roger Zortrnan Jay Canning Richard Stevens Dick Daugherty Ernie Miodus Jerry Perkins Bill Allen Angelo Arroyo Steve Champ Noble Hill in, in 1 i .K Mr'-.,.,,J V, 5 LJ L.: LJ LJ I ! X ,,. 'W 1 -24' 1 Q5 4 f .V- E9 -v l l 4 ir 1 --Ma -.I - - m A ,...k 4 '41 ' vr aA-' One of the outstanding sophomore football players is Mike e only sophomore member of this year's Akela staff Jud' Eaton seen here WOrking On Cl write-up for a page Evans. Great things can be expected of Mike in the future. her section of the yearbook, D C f , f' qs' 4. 1 cfs 45,5 ' px '9 X 'lp NO ffl f 9? We 153 ell? bag v2 xc iff A ' Q? 62. U x Xb Q0 A Y ,Qui ' ,I -6 6 65 CJ L3 KJ 0 6 f 0 5 Q' rx' N N A M' 6 A f o A' as I ul 0- , 5 k, -- L... , , . . -L Q N v e 5' . , . xl P ' --vi Q .,.w..1 .' ', -6' n h.,J?1 t N A ,ag - -su' -. . , it ... I ,. ,.. y '- ' ,K .-' -f 'fm K '. r' 3--,Q e, '- s A-. e + , r. . r- 5,-,V Q . li I- u . Ref., ., , .lf an -.fault ' o- f. H.: at . I-K V ,ar v'.. .1 l ' nr A T 1 ,x ll' Alma Fortier Jackie Paulley Donna Koss Marie Sanucci Marguerite Mower Marcia Dandurand Jean Transue Charlotte Davis Arnie Qubalcava W Ima Woh ltorth Barbara Harmon Joyce Rush Barbara Eastman Dane Lockett LeRoy Frank Norman Kelley John Alborg Gerald MCCGrty Douglas Hammer Brad Muck Perry Manskar Victor Fourmy Robert Crocker Bert Molina Stan Sutton Dave Blaisdell Jack Myers David Ware Bill Lux Bruce Huber Harry Rez S. Mathews Ronald Gosnl Daryl Young Terry Davis Frank Vercellr Kfithy Roe Rae Manasse Mike MrCar'rt,f Terry Blackwell Deanna Liliegren Nancy Helflefinger Lynelle Smith Bev Clark Melinda Marshall Patty Shorb Sandra Hanna Sara Lee Goldman Mary Ellen Minor Roland Hall l-larold Daugherty Dave Banta Joan Freeman Claudette Welker Carol Dickason Teri Thompson Vera La Raffa Paula Hardin Janice Hobbs Claudia Wittmer Irene Simon Christine Ramsey Donna Kennedy Dick Faith Mike Brander Ron Spencer Malcolm Kelman Toby Hoffman Carolyn Hilton Pat Leslie Joyce Nelson Francie Cornwell Donna Whittier Dorothy Sandoval Rags Heim Jim Lindstrom Jerry Meyer Paul Langlie Paul Levy Torn Tinlorri Bill Burkitt Andy Gordon Pete Hillman Joan Martin Toni Tarano Donna Nelepka Marge Klein Cathy Briix Sandy Campbell Ann Stange Margaret l-lartang June Williamson Martha Rutherford Mary Duby Betsy Hemle' Loren Benson Bill Burns Ed Smolich Barry Dunham Hugh Arno Sandra Odor Diane Welsh Brenda Oberstein Carol Eppendorf Lee Smith Jamie Karla Mike Hirsch Ronnie Rogers Dick Lee Jerry Fairbanks Andy Cooper Stan Wiener Brian Smith Fred Radecki Clayton Atkinson Rodli Holton Vern Kriske Karen Buss Joann Salinus Bob Reiter Earl Oslin Sammy Lentine Bob Dane-I Mike Kaplan Denny Flynn Douglas Jones Mike Halley Jerry Libman Ronnie Morton Rolph Keehn Noel Johnson Henry Miller Mike Caggiano Bob Antenucci Jerry Naasz Gerry Stiltamaki Jay Zellner Lee Schroerlucke Dan Stewart Fred Stewart Bernard Christopher Parker Freeland Joe Gero Nick N cholas Walt Glassett Linda Seigel Kathy Starnpke Charlene Dodsley Dave Seward Charles Stewart Al Hodges Fred Silberrnan Jon Malan Richard l?OkeS Don Palmer Gary Gossard Bill Martin Bill Gregg 2 Nllt Peter Hillman was the only sophomore to letter in B Noel Johnson Mike Evans Ted Lang and Dick Lee Basketball this year were the sophomores who lettered in B Football 4 Cliffs QM fa-rf' A Mr. Gilden drills students of his sophomore English class. Literature, grammar, spelling and writing are studied during the year. 10.8 ui' ,, n , Carol Zakoor takes a refreshing dive into the JB pool. Many sophomores learn to swim and dive in their PE classes. . 1. ff W It l ' X K 'lf' fl X ,auf J 1 -f I 1 ' f f 1 K L L f ' 1 1 fl I' A 1 Y C f1ef,fr.fK-,D ' 1 ki! Lxfyg' 5 ' .,9' 1 I Q f Q -L In F' '. .jx .55 4, ax I TOP PERFORMERS HIGHLIGHT OUR PROGRAMS ,. el ,, ,A 4 53 Qi In adoration of the Christ Child are Kimi Jablonski, Warren Weber, Judy Bern, Madeline Smith, Diana Rose, and Carolyn Bolton. Judy Donney takes a bow after perform- ing at the Talent Assembly. David Bell, in blackface, pantomimes The Popcorn Song. Kool Kats, Mr. Thomas and Mr. Flora, proudly display an enemy scalp, seized at the Burbank-Burroughs basketball game rally. The rally betore the Bur- bank-Burroughs game saw the whole JB Student Body assembled in the football stadium. The Queen's entourage in- cludes Brian Marshall, Tom Heath, Ed Enochs, Mike Far- rell, Queen Barry Harlcins, and Bud Gaither. Talent and coordination are needed in order to become a yell leader, as proved by Brian Marshall, Bud Gaither, Ed Enochs, Tom Heath, and Mike Farrell. Adding spirit to our rallies this semester were our very capable song leaders, Linda Freuchting, Judi Stein, Jeri- anne Brown, Della Redden, and Clara Jackson. WEEKLY ASSEMBLIES BRING THE TROUPE TOGETHER , Jackson presided over the Winter 1 King Ed Enochs and Queen Clara - ' Prom. Lea Lynn Wilcox, Pat McKenzie, Ann Cohen, Carolyn Lake, Diane Dodds, Andrea Luttge, and Linda Devol are the first string for the Burbank rally assembly. The iwo 'referees' kneeling in the front row are Karen Self ond Londo Davis, 111. Ip k 4 Z Seniors Bud Cohen, Bev Crosfhwaite, Jo- anne Barlow, Ron Weinzveg, and Char- lone Myer converse over an Akela sale booth on Backward Day. ff: ? n Tying Q Dih. 5,0 x :..:.. if v' 'E 2 T 4 s 5- ,F Perf ond perky, os They compleTe Their rouTine c1T o re-cenT rolly, ore The Mc1ioreTTes. Vifol To The promoTion of spiriT, o perlormonce of The Moiorenes is olwoys looked Torword To oT gornes ond school TuncTions. Their busy schedule hos included porTicipc1Tion in Bond Doy oT The Coliseum ond ci Trip To Dis- neylond To perform wiTh The bond. They ore: lleTT To righT in The picTure belovvl Lindo Chubb, Joon Robison, DoTTie Murphy, Corolyn Don- durond, Bev Cros1hwo1iTe, ond Eileen Sikorou. 'WAY-fb if LJ li, s , ilhxlxf va 1,' I 0 f-5 yell leaders are Susie Simons, Berry Nelson, Mark Bench, and Mike Roth. Summer yell leaders are Audrey Mathews, Carol Morris, and Brenda Bryant. YELL LEADERS As promoters of school spirit, our yell leaders and song leaders are indispensable members of the JB sports picture. Their clever routines show skill and imagination, and their original costumes add color to any event. Also adding color to our games is Mary Kaye Deschamps, our school mascot, who, in traditional Indian garb, helped to cheer our teams on to victory. SONG LEADERS Songleaders are Linda Fruechting, Della Redden, Jerianne Brown, Judi Stein, and Clara Jackson. r 1-' 5 g C' l 1 1 v-' 9 -.N QE X -'w , Zyituun, 11-ual- ' l i 1 Ju 1 l i f .ing Yi X' i X Soft-spoken and friendly, Mr. Rose leads JB's bands and orchestras. Resplendent in their nevv uniforms, the John Burroughs Band set forth in September to play their many engagements throughout the Year. These included a concert at Disneyland, the USC, UCLA Band Days at the Coliseum and the IMA District Festival held at JB. They played for rallies, assemblies, and, of course, all the football games, including com- bined numbers with the Burbank Band at the Burbank-Burroughs game. Charlene Arnold, Arlys Anderson, Greg Bachelis, Larry Baker, Ken Beatie, David Bell, Bill Burns, Helen Burns, Ron Button, Harry Callet, Skip Carmel, Glen Craig, Sally Crocker, Terry Davis, Wes Dayton, Dave De Vore, Elaine Edwards, Don Floyd, Carole Glaus, Andy Gordon, Mike Guarino, Sylvia Hall, Theresa Harris, Jim Haynes, Jean Heimbaugh, Al Hodges, Sue Holder, Janice Holt, Bruce Huber, Lonnie Kail, Ricky Keaton, Marlene Keehn, Joe Kircshner, Harry Lessing, Paul Levy, Annette Lopez, Bill Marks, Leilani Merritt, Allan Messamer, Ronnie Morton, Rowleen Netzley, Penny Parks, Patsy Preiner, Gwen Redding, Bob Reisick, Chuck Richards, Dennis Ricotta, Sue Rollins, Bob Rosenwein, Dorothy Sandoval, Larry Schreiber, Tom Smallwood, Dan Stewart, Randy Stewart, Harold Sturim, Bill Sykes, Walter Thompson, Marlene Townsend, Phil Vittetoe, Fred Webb, Jay Weed, Gary Witherspoon, Celia Wolf, Dave Woodruff, Roger Young. MN T' p 'il , .,:.f1 u7 ,.s.,.- f i .,.. V W L, - ,.. V.,-A V. ,- 5 1-' 'i 2 v ig' f ' ' ' ' - ' 2' 4. ffafi- M. ' F - ' -'V' ' ' I , 5, ., 4, - .M , ,-.,3,,., 4,.f,.i inf: Q' me-R 'IQ .2 -X' f Miss Springer, Minarette instructor 0 ,v if E531 's v,- so .. 11 QQ ,L-6,1 . Highlighting halftime activities are the Minorettes, whose clever routines add spirit and color to every foot ball game. Under the direction of Miss Springer, the Minorettes are kept busy learning their many rou tines. Through the work of President, Linda Shawhan, Secretary-Treasurer, Kay Hansen and the cooperation of its various committees, the Minorettes have completed one of the most successful seasons in their history Joann Barlow, Diana Barton, ,Mary Ellen Bormann, Patti Bryant, Maureen Byrnes, JoAnn Chapton, Ann Cohen, Libby Crosby, 'Marie DeGennaro, Mary Ann DeGennaro, Glenda Dempsey, Judy Donney, Roberta Embick,, Pat Fox, Callie Goss, Pat Griffin, Kay Hansen, Julie Harris, Donna Hedges, Dee Kopenec, Marianne Kurey, Sharon Lamb, Sharon Lawton, Connie Littleton, Leilani Merritt, Sharon Miller, Joy Myers, Lorna Netten, Sandy Offenstein, Marianne O'Grady, Mary Olmstead, Jacque Powell. ,,.Q,..,,- . uhh v ,Q . . . Sandy Powell, JoAnn Quackenbush, Nancy Rider, Pat Rowan, Dorothy Rushing, Linda Shawhan, Nancy Smith, DeeDee Spargur, Gail Taylor, Sue Thew, Carol Uptgrafs, Geri Vestal, Judy Weeks. Carolyn Dandurand and Dick Trimble look like theyre con' centrating on winning the Waltz Contest at the Sweet- heart Dance. Dave Burton and Jan Nixon seem to be enioying themselves at the Sweetheart Dance. loo Dar-icing, refreshments and fun added to the enioyment at the White Christmas Ball. ...Q-of Greg Foster and Mike Mc- Carthy ponder selection of a dancing partner at the Goal Past Gallop Before getting into the swim' ot things at a recent Swi Dance a few gathered aroun for a fast game of ping pong '48 J-154.3 , 'V -1 .5 A friendly water fight is en- Pat McLaughlin and Bob Sanow cut a rug ioyed by the boys at a recent at the Winter Backward Dance. Swim Dance, At the Autumn Fantasy Dottie Murphy and Alan Weinert en- ioyed themselves. The White Christmas Ball was the scene of quite a bit of en- joyment and fun. f . There was a great turnout at the Backward Dance as usual. 5, vu- Z2 ,Ax -ag' -,-nv-Y 1 -i Q C? nn Mr, Rose Mr. Martin MUSICAL PROGRAMS 6 An exciting activity for the JB Band was its performance at Disneyland. The Instrumental Music Association presented its talents at football games, music festivals and programs, and at our local Womens Club. Paula Susclwinsky and Ronnie Andriuzzo discuss the operetta, springtime presented by the Senior Choir. 8 ' S dv H t if f it , 1 . Ronnie Cobb and Pat Foster take their places as leads in the recent Senior Choir performance. C 2 Mary Gladys Devine Dreams - theme of the 1957 Modern Dance Performance. W 3 A small girls dreams -- and a The toast of thousands, with grace If is Q fabulous land Wherg Q gi.-l'5 whole world of magic and make- and poise, she dances her way into fondesf dreams Cgme true wifh me believe is revealed to her wondering fame. lMiss Woityla directedl fguch of Q fqiry wand, eyes. , . , l .7 l Q -. . She is O WOFUOH of the Wofldf C 0UClWeCl belilnd 5llelTefln9 The wonderful dreams of gran- And suddenly the lady of state on Gnsel Of m9fCYi U member rocks, She flglils Off b0nCl5 Of deur are but fleeting memories finds herself cradled in the of 50ClelY'5 lll9lie5l edlelons- lndlon m0'UUd9'5- to be savored forever. dewy fragrance of a grassy meadow. Nf al ,4- 46 The members of the Play Production class have delighted audiences with their performances. The first play of the year was Father's Been to Mars. Their part in the Christmas program, Wondrous Love, was followed by The hilarious comedy, You Can't Take it With You, the annual Senior Play. Their most recent production was Night Must Fall a centrally-staged, British mystery. The members of Plays and Players are Diana Rose, Caro- lyn Bolton, Sharon Truax, Warren Weber, Kimi Jablonski, Larry D'Agostin, Ann Cusumano, Bob Nostri, Judy Bern, Bunny Lippman, and Madeline Smith. Mr. Browning directs. THE SHOW IS CLOSED. THE SPIRIT OF THE CIRCUS WILL LIVE FOREVER. 25 153W J SENIORS OF TI-IE WINTER CLASS CQIDQ IW Q SENICDRS OF THE SUMMER CLASS Q SQ W 2211 K S ' ..-' jj fr- X 'XXX- ,L ,, QW Ear 'Nlur VC H UK U S x T r CY Jr crf rls f es Y I GAA Secretary HALL LYLE EngIneerIng HfMFELDT RUSS General Swlrnmrng HANSEN KATHRYN College Prep GAA Secretary Mm orettes Secretary and Treasurer TI HI Y HI Steppers Y Presrdent ASB Soclal Commuttee GIrIs League Socral Comrnrttee Chemustry Lab Asslstant Foothlll League Swrm Meet Ushers Club HARMON BUD Auto Shop Football HARRIS JULIE College Prep MInorettes Z Cl b GAA Board Glrls League Recordrng Secretary Y Club GAA Songleader HARVEY MIKE Pre Englneerrng Football HAWLEY WILLIAM College Prep Busrness Aclmrnnstratron HEIMBAUGH JEANNE Academlc Orchestra Band HEUMANN JOSEPH Pre Enguneerlng Swlmmrng Team Honor Soclety CSF HILL DIANE Typrst Clencal Modern Dance Short hand HILL PAULINE Muslc A Cappella HOLBROOK ANTHONY Pre Englneerrng HOLMES DARLENE College Prep Educatuon G A tslatuve Councul HI Steppers Tr HI Y lChaplarn Secretary Hrstonanl HOUFEK ROGER Industnal Arts HROCK TOM Wood Shop HUFFINE CALVIN lndustrlal Arts Vorslty Football as ketball HULL PHYLLIS College Prep M src Z Club Cl Hu Tr H Y GAA Lettergrrls Organ Club Advanced Dance HUMPHREYS MICHAEL General lndustruol Arts HUNSUCKER BEVERLY Typlst Clerrcal Modern Dance Steppers Y HURD CAROL Home Arts GAA HYATT BOB College Prep Football Track HYLEN BEVERLY General Busrness Smoke Slgnal Bowl Ing Club Honor Socvety ISING PHIL General College Prep Basketball Track Golf JABLONSKI KIMI Drama Play Productuon Stagecraft Modern Dance JACKSON GARY Pre Engrneenng JACOBSON HELEN General Buslness GAA Modern Dance .IACOBSON MARSHALL Industrral Arts .IACOBSON WILLIAM General Buslness Track Manager Hon or Soclety JANKE EDMUND General Industrlal Arts Football JESCHKE BEVERLY crfrr -'NSOI LLEIN EPEV JS FF' MSO? HI- 'tersl I CQ ollrg c 1 lIarcl J r pe-nerll legf- e rfb JI errnens lub Sum elm SenIor A Cappela CFor UNC MARLYN College Prep Pre Nurstng B cIaI Cornrnlttee Future Nurses Club CAA Volleybsull Manager YFC Glrls League Treasurer KAISER RAY General Industnal Arts Cross Coun try Trolans Latln Club KAISER SIEGLINDE Stenography Z Club Assembly Corn rnlttee Honor Socuety Pep Club CSF KAMINSKI BOB Archutecturol DrawIng KAUFMAN HERBERT Art Cross Country Basketball Track Akela Staff KAZANTENO JIM College Prep Varslty Tennls Latun Club Presrdent KEEHN MARLENE JANET College Prep Instrumental Muslc As soclatuon Presndent Orchestra March Ing Band Strung Ensemble Honor Sa clety KEELEY PEARL Pre Enguneenng Honor Soclety Latun Club KILGORE PHIL College Prep Football Lettermen Cub KING MIKE Draftlng Basketball KING PORTER General Photography KINGHORN DENNIS General College Prep Senlor Chorr KIRKLAND SHIRLEY Oftuce Practuce KLEINBERG CAROLE LEE College Prep Smoke Slgnal Grrls League Publlcrty Charrman KOHL KATHY General College Prep Gnrls League Art Co Chaurrnan Publlcuty Commuttee Bowllng Club Honor Socuety KOLSOOZIAN BARRY Radvo Track Bowlnng Club KOPENEC DEE General Busrness Mnnorettes Modern Dance Strtng Ensemble KRIDER CAROLYN College Prep Lettergurls Vlce Presr dent Z Club GAA KUREY MARIANNE Typust Clencal Mrnorettes Gurls League Socual Cornrnnttee Legrslatuve Councul Z Club Modern Dance KURZ ARTHUR College Prep LAING RICHARD Pre Meducal Latm Club Chess Club LA MAGNA SANDRA MARY Stenography Modern Dance Soclal Commuttee Pep Club LANGLIE ARTHUR Mechanucal Drawnng LANPHEAR LINDA Stenography Pep Club LA SHAUM BEV Stenography GAA Drama A Cap pella Pep Club Rally Commlttee LEE LINDA Vocatuonal Nurslng Advanced Dance LEE VIRGINIA Typlst Clencol Senior Cholr A Cap pella LENHART DEANNA MAE Stenogrophy G A A Letterglrs Z Club Glrls League Socnal Commlttee o 'nI S x1 HI- f-r B rt ata f T I S Y o Foo I f rr Erg r'r err I Dvlng Club B Nlwg PPMfN BUINNY Drama PlJys Molern Dlnce Legs IatIye CouncIl G AA S Jgecra r LIVESEY JIM Pre Englneerlng Football Basebrll LOGAN BARBARA Typrst Clerical LOPEZ JOHN College Prep Football Track Cross Country LOVEN JACK Woodshop Football Lettermens Club LOWNEY DOUG College Prep Football Basketball LOWRIE NORMA College Prep Pep and Rally Commlt tee Organ Club GAA LUTSCHG PHIL College Prep Press Photography Photo Club Presudent MCDONALD SHARON Typist Clerlcal McHORNEY SHIRLEY Home Economlcs Dance McKEEN TOM Academlc MCLAUGHLIN PAT Comrnerclal Art Modern Dance Soclal Commlttee MCMILLAN JANE Typlst Clerical MCNAMEE MICKEY College Prep Cub MCNELLIS JOHN Industrral Arts MCVAY LEILANI Music Sensor ChoIr A Cappella MADDUX MARSHA General GAA Modern Dance Gurls Cholr Operetta A Cappella MAINE MARTHA Music Motor Grrls League Socral Commuttee Gurls League Hospltallty Commlttee CSF and Honor Soclety Strung Ensemble Organ Club MALAN RONALD General College Prep Honor Socxety CSF A Cappella Sensor Chorr Op eretta Best Foot Forward MALDONADO MARILYN General College Prep GAA Honor Socuety Lettergurls Card Sectnon ASB Publucrty Commrttee MALLERY JOHN General Vorslty Track Lettermens Club B Football Senior Cholr A Cappella MARKS BILL General Bond MARTIN GARY Pre Engmeenng Varsnty Football Var stty Track CSF and Honor Society MARTIN WILBURT Auto Mechanlcs MASON DARLENE Stenography CSF Honor Society ASB Social Commtttee Leglslatlve Councll Glrls League Committee Modern Dance Ht Steppers Trl Hu Y Presrdent MATHESON JOHN College Prep Smoke Srgnal Edntor Cross Country Vorslty Track MATTERA CAROL General Business GAA Letterglrls A Cappella MELVIN JOHN Auto Mechanics MERRITT, LEILANI Baseball Letterrnen I , 4 Ki I fX! , . - - Sf ' Vg 'Irs' , Lerps 'r' I I Q2 II fi 2wr'1Ijr'::.'y s Lwzgf: fp :I Egfr' Is' ',I,I, I. EI, :pe Hcso J ' Brace 3 A F- Q Hee II'c,.er Din ce, Fez. C .D '. rv. Pee Q3 :E Tn JUEE .Q - sl, A ' ffulf, ' '5Rf I::2tIc i:I I seg Era Coz' G- I al 5' I ess ' t a d E A A, f.':ae'n Lizfze, G ' s ,eagse ,GH I, :IC ' :D of-'IISI BIL. S21 ':I Coram 'fee Ze 'I EJs ness Footaall A SI':p Fo:'o':II, s .Im f'133su'rIt-I, ram gms, 3 , :I C'1p.5II'1,EC ,I .mr Alf: S' p C y e ff' -I Sum lf:1 ' Bron EEN , JA 'li 5. L , VUL! t Irv Ba III Aut I'IIe:l'1r is ':':I Bas :on I College T' ep G 1 II I. 3 3 Se e .ONES TIM , NDTOPS, BOB y, Le't- J. , rl 'Shop r ,lub ' . , f ol , , iff p 'Jfbf I, Le' U : I : mg Col ege Prer. Sv- . . ' C , , I T1 , and I , G I I , ' . - . A s So , I f , rf I I I - I u , - I I I - ' . I . , 's I I I . ' ' I - ' ' I . t - . .A. ., Leg- I A r ,- u ' , , - '. I. , I I- , , ,, I V A I A I . I qff6 Q 1 9 D . ' H2 ' . X, f ,X , Vu ik+v-ivl-lid, V, N Q ' A 7 X Q Gjf 0fi Q w , L l N Q f xx X ' Nix X , Rx . 'X j: E x , V ' ' f' w fx 1 A. ' x . ' ' 5 3 Wy- 4 ' N? X K ' if . Ll 4 A L x X 1 ' 4 Alllgs Q X 00 T EY 12 ff. Y fi 9 K 7 6 c 0 igigle ACKNOWI FDGFIVIFNTS And now with the playing of the Grand Finale, the last performance under the Big Top comes to an end. Through the untiring efforts of these wonderful people, our circus has been produced. A big Thanks goes to our advisor, Mrs. Manezon, who ,in addition to performing her numerous responsibilities in the Art Department, gave unselfishly of time, talent, and wise advice to help us meet deadlines. Art credits go to Charlotte Meyer and Bud Cohen, with our deep thanks for their work as co-art editors. Another big Thanks goes to Mr. Raymond Hrosikoski and the photography department, with- out whose help our circus would have been pretty dull. To Mr. Reed Packard of Packard Photo- tographic Studio, we wish to say Thank you for a iob well done. The S. K. Smith Company merits our gratitude for their fine work on our cover. Our profound thanks goes to the staff of the Yearbook l-louse, Monrovia, without whose, patience and co-operation, our yearbook could never have become a reality. We wish to give our sincere appreciation to Janet Yarick who did research on the history of the circus and who then combined her findings with her delightful style of writing to give our book the literary circus mood. Mr. Carpenter, in his quiet manner, worked behind the scene to edit our book. We wil be grateful to him forever. Our biggest thanks goes to the Student Body of John Burroughs, without whose cooperation we could not have had the privilege of recording our memories of the year l957. RON WEINZVEG Editor-in-Chief X w X WW M, ww? 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