John Marshall High School - Barrister Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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All these things are Marshall In every kind of weather, These are the things which, HOLD MARSHALL TOGETHER! . Look anal you shall XL, K SMJI4 HCM see Jr' X Government 6 - 17 A etivities 18 37 Sports 38 55 llrganizutions 56 - 79 ,5 s Classes 5Vf,1, ,1,1sfss 8 1 s1s-1 1 80 109 J ,X n M11 H VJIT1 V 3 Y.f'Ci1'Egf'in2 'H ue. My 544 H I fag H f-115553 K 1, .f fk3 bw ill-Q5-5511 ' LJ 'ffegwi . fgxniffc ...Hifi 5 in L1 43 .EFL 'if b 65551222 .T .. .:- . ... lv ' .,fig. ' gg3'?f.:i. - r agfggggqgwf z ,riE7' , l A 5 fiufrg .. -ff! 'v ' uf: JIM: - zz ig r '-ig'-W an v- -.g . ,- I 'o 9 1...5.-rf: 115 1' ' free,-1 if 41- '1 - 'E'-' ' iffxlfn ' eff? Q:-c L-QQ:5Q N553 , mhz!!! I I Ir- p:E: o. Q X ifjqlfti wwf?- L Ji is it our UVERNMEN ,fy MN MR. W. BRUCE KIRKPATRICK Principal To one who has carried his arm in a sling for a portion of this semester, the temp- tation is strong to wax facetious upon the topic of What Holds Marshall To- gether? However, the subiect is a serious one for the cohesive elements of a school are too important to be treated lightly. The factors which to me seem to give this school unity are a spirit of mutual under- standing and respect between faculty and students, pride in John Marshall, and the ability of our pupils to distinguish between the times for work and the times for play. These attributes are reflected in the atti- tudes of the great maiority of Marshallites but the greater the proportion of students who contribute to these unifying influ- ences, the greater will be the power which welds our diverse personalities, interests and activities into a loyal, considerate and purposeful school community. I urge the minority to ioin the maiority. W. BRUCE KIRKPATRICK 0ur adrninistrators and faculty band .,, X E 5 5 E : S 5 - xx. J , MR RICHARD COOPER MISS DOROTHY RAKESTRAW MR. CARLETON ROBERTS MRS. DOROTHY LANGSTRETH Boys Vice Principal Girls' Vice Principal Registrar Counselor 1 izcwnmazmmamw num in US MRS. SYLVIA AGULIA Foreign Language MRS. FRANCES ANDERSON English, Social Studies MR. GRANT AURAND Boys' Phys. Ed. MRS. MARY BALDWIN Business Ed., Eng. MRS. HELEN BANNING Business Educalion MR. RICHARD BARON English MISS ADELE BISCHOFF English MR. JAMES BOGLE Science MRS. EVALOU BOLLINGER Homemaking MRS. EMYRITA BOOKMAN Braille MR. JOHN BUEHLER Science MR. DANIEL CHASMAN English MISS ANNE CLARK Foreign Lang., English Mas. JAYNE CRAWLEY English MR. ROBERT CURTIS Industrial Arls together MR. RUSSELL EDWARDS Social Studies MR. RALPH EVANS Ari MISS RAY FEEMAN English MRS. NANCY FERGUSON English MRS. ROSEMARY FITZPATRICK Librarian MR. GEORGE GATES Social Studies MR. JAY GLASSMAN Science MR. JOSEPH GOLDBERG Malhemafics MR. ALFRED GOLDSMITH Mafhemalics MRS. LOUISE GORDON Girls' Phys. Ed. MR. MORRIS HALFORD Music MRS. MARGUERITE HALLINAN Business Educclion MR. DAY HANKS Eng., Social Studies MR. GEORGE HOLTFRERICH Science MR RALPH JOHNSTON XX ' fa ca' L l e Q' -' f3Qr:f ,f 'S qw'-u, V f if . . 5 4' I, 1.5.2 ,Qc I J If , ' f' .6 W, .M ' f .f K 51 X qt Q 7 . 'W 4 X X I f M Aw, I I 'if' . 2 if-wf MR. DEAN DILL Boys' Phys. Ed. MR. EDWARD DOBRIAN Business Education MRS. ELSIEMAY DOWLIN Girls' Phys. Ed. nf- 'cfI 1ga'1-rf- s - ' ,,....-ww pu ,dv .Af ?'42 if I x A ! I i sys .21 ' X Ri We F5 s is f M , S L 4 R, 'Bs hw 5 1 .,, wg, L ia., Vg, 1 .3 i Y I 7 MR. Louis WHEELER Math, Boys' Phys. Ed. MR. JOHN WINFIELD Boys' Phys. Ed. MR. FRANK YEOMEN Soc. Studies, Boys' Phys. Ed. MISS ARLISS KADNER Homemaking Q MR. GERALD KATZ Industrial Arts MRS. LIDUSA KENNEDY Business Education MRS. ALICE KESHISHIAN Foreign Language MRS. DIANE KLEIN Foreign Language MR. MERRILL KONISH Social Studies MISS MABEL LILJEDAHL Homemaking MRS. ROSE LOWELL Science MR. CECIL McCONNELL Industrial Arts MR. HAROLD NEEF Soc. Studies, Bus. Eel. MISS EVLYN NOFZIGER English MRS. CARMEN OELRICH Foreign Language MRS. DOROTHY OGILVIE Business Education MRS. CECILIA PIERCE Mathematics MR. JOHN POSA Mathematics MISS OLIVERA RADOS Girls' Phys. Ed. MR. MORTON RAZOWSKY English MISS BELLA REID English MR. GEORGE ROBERTS Industrial Arts MRS. MARGARET ROGERS English MISS MARILYN RUBINO Science MR. CLYDE SORENSEN Music MISS HELEN TAPPER Art MRS. MARGARET THOMPSON Business Education MISS NELLIE TOWLES Girls' Phys. Ed. MR. JOE URIBE Art MR. ISMAEL VALDIVIA Foreign Language MRS. PAULINE VAN ESS Social Studies MISS DOROTHY WEBSTER Home-making MR. STANFORD WELBOURN Science ashful MRS. RUTH COLEMAN Braille MR. DONALD CROSS Mathematics MR. GLEN DONNALLY Social Studies MRS. EVELYN HOVEY Mathematics aculty MR. CORNELIUS HURLEY Social Studies MR. JOSEPH MARGUCCI Boys' P.E., Science MR. BARTLEY SIMS Social Studies MR. ROGER VAN PELT Boys' Phys. Ed. along with our P.T.A. OFFICERS-President, Mr. Robert G. Blanchard, First Vice President, Mrs. William A. Reigleg Second Vice President, Mr. George W. Roberts, Secretary, Mrs. Jerry C. Roth, Treasurer, Mr. L. S. Mel- lor, Auditor, Mr. David Chase, His- torian, Mrs. Philip Erbseng Parlia- mentarian-Mr. S. C. Frank. CLERKS - Standing: Miss Dorothy Webb, Mrs. Virginia Petticord, Miss La Verne Eads, Mrs. Candida Davis, Mrs. Rose Frcrzin. Seated: Mrs. Lola Archey. HEALTH OFFICE: Beverly Dall, Sue Warshaw, Judy Arnold, Tim Wil- helmistudents and Mrs. Swinney -nurse. '77IuEiv?W,.. LOIS KAPLAN Girls' Vice President JON APPLETON Student Body President Student leaders 't t snap to it . . 72 unllfft. ssl Q X fl 9. W'57 LEADERSHIP CLASS September . , . Ursula from Germany-Bob from Italy . . . record breaking number Activity Cards sold-great surge of school spirit . . . Demo- cracy in Action! - see you at the polls -No- vember national elections-Marshall aids in 25 of., increase of voters in this community . , . Victory Flag flies-another honor brought to Marshall... leaders work together to promote successful se- mester. 12 Bob Acostu Mike Asimow B12 Student Council N.F.L. President B05 G0lCl0ni Carla Granucci Exchange Student A12 student Counil Tom Kerrigan Ronny Nuchum Ufgulq Rodczewski Blue Tide Editor A12 Student Council Exchange Student V , , ri wins ZW f my , x, if ,tx ,Wwe '25 ' 1 'Se ., N1 f Q , Q . S JOHN MOUNT Boys' Vice President ILENE SHINTANI WANITA PlNNELL JUDY FESSENDEN Student Body Secretary Treasurer Associate Treasurer . ff' W ,iz yy Jalahna Ballard Sue Bennett Deanne Burke Larry Cali Gus Coviello Nora Duncan Minute Maid President Barrister Editor Bl2 Student Council Head Cheerleader A12 Student Council Girls' League President f,-,- Y - we - 213' , 'fi Frankie Hiller Kobey Horn Lynne Huns Chief Justice Minute Man President Continental Pr Laurie Runyon Agnes 5070 50' Vclasq Colonial President C.S.F. President A12 Student QW? emu ucker Martha James esident B12 Student Council Howard Kakila Ronnie Kgrigh Letterman President B12 CIQ55 President MMC. uez Terry Walsh Tom Young Cqrolyn Zgudy Council A12 Class President B12 Student Council CJ-1.5. president l 1 l l FLORENCE YIP JUDY FESSENDEN ANDREA YEE TERRY FOX l Associate Treasurer Treasurer Secretory BOYS' Vlfe Pfe5lClf-'nl l r l l Margie Arnold Sue Bennett Becky Borkgren Deanne Burke Larry Cali Cathie Carlson A12 Student Council Barrister Editor B12 Student Council Girls' league President Minute Man President Blue Tide Editor I me Kellogg Chan Sondra Chan Carolyn Coggan Pat Drennan Alan Fox Bernard Hilberman l A12 Student Council Chief Justice A12 Student Council Continental President N.F.L. President B12 Student Council T l l 4 l A si y W ,MV gg ...W fi .. 521, Steve Motlin Mike Pate Ursula Radczewski Olivia Rigillo Paul Siegal Stan Trilling B12 Class President Lettermen President Exchange Student Colonial President B12 Student Council A12 Student Council s--.I MARTHA JAMES Girls' Vice President vii -if Walt Chambers A12 Class President Barbara James C.S.F. President Sharon Tyree Tom Young Minute Maid President C.H.S. Pres. i RONNIE KARISH Student Body President T hrouyh winter and SMIIIIIIQI' S'57 LEADERSHIP CLASS Many achievements-promote ioint student-faculty com- mittees-enable discussion of mutual problems for teach- ers and students . . . full schedule of assemblies- California State Polytechnic College presents musical groups-General Motors-Parade of Progress . , . Do- nating to the Red Cross'-urging students to contribute to the worthy cause . , . campus improvement proiects -suggestion in 'suggestion box' brings music to cafe- teria . . . sponsor-Mrs. Frances Anderson. STUDENT COURT Twelve elected iudges . . , Chief Justice- big wigs -Frankie Hiller, W'57, Sandra Chan, S'57 . . , trial of students who receive C.C.B.'s . . . sponsor--Mr, Ralph Johnston. STUDENT COUNCIL Representatives-two boys-two girls from each grade . . . student body officers . . . makes school laws-policies . , . discusses student problems . . . works with leadership class . . . busses for games away from home . . . management of stu- dent body elections . , . clean campus system . . . noon records . . . victory flag . . . future plans -Student-Council-Faculty discussions-better stu- dent-faculty relations . . , sponsor-Mrs. Frances Anderson. :,x qlo fry , I fn 9 , x Z 1 ' R .9 5 Bam In H STUDENT COURT-Row 'lz M. Bruslein, J. Mindle, S. Underwood, M. Lockareff, H. Field, K. Chan. Row 2: T. Siminowsky, S. Chan, A. ch 5 Shinlani, S. Trilling, M, Shapiro, F. Hiller. our Representatives .s-liek by us. 2 J Mm.. S'57 8. W'57 STUDENT COUNCIL-Row 1: M. Fukushima, M. Arnold, I. Shintani, J. Mount, L. Kaplan, .l. Appleto R K ' h M J J. Perelson, S. Kaufman. Row 2: J. Speed, M. Gallagher, P. Phillips, B. Keeter, B. Borkgren, C. Coggan, S. Harris, Covigllld 'J Alla:Jk:FfslSJ',.Te:s:.nden' D. Burke, R. Allen, L. Churukian. Row 3: R. Cholakian, B. Matlow, B. Acosta, M. Nasatir, K .Chan, S. Gerber, M. Gale, S. Velasguez R Nachum URC Nlvl-233' P. Plagens, J. Whitley, H. Zovlck. MERIT RECOVERY BOARD Jobs for students to make up merits . . . files on all merit scores . . . W'57 officers-Presi- dent, Herb Fox, Vice President, Patti Dubin, Executive Secretary, Annabelle Frank . . . S'57 oficers-Tedi Siminosky, Eusan Whitley, Willa Freed . . . Sponsor-Miss Adele Bisch- off. BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES Homeroom presidents , , . revived as school organization . . . most representative body in school . . . plan Red Cross Assembly- Cotton 'n' cord booth. Sponsor-Mr. Stan- ford Welbourn . . , president W'57, Barbara Goes . . . S'57 boys vice president, Terry Fox takes over. BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES W'57--Row T: C. Tugaw, W. Chambers, D. Galloway, D. Amber, B. James, J. Pyle, B. Goes, S. Whitley, N. Deacon, S. Penn, N. Bis- quera, R. Desimone, M. Schwartz. Row 2: Mr. Wel- bourn, D. Jaehn, R. Newhouse, M. Duncan, M. Pinker, C. Cota, B. Bravender, S. Trilling, R. Zavack, L. Rivas B. Eldred, S. Peterman, M. Hopelian, P. Gentry. Row 3: M. Gumbrich, D. Schultz, R. Wallick, M. Nasatir K. Kitching, T. Aroney, N. Craven, Henry Armiio, D. Chavez, L. Jacobs, J. Mindle, B. Rott. Row 4: B. Hil- berman, B. Valdez, G. Beall, J. House, C. Kingsbury, L. Smaldino, J. Chandler, G. Allen, S. Harris, D. Moorc- dian, D. Heinbaugh, M. Roberts. 1 1 BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES S'57-Row 1: J. Lua, D. Johnson, S. Coal, D. Quan, J. Fitten, J. Turner, D. Barton, M. McFaIl, B. Bravender. Row 2: P, Wutke, P. Peters, D. Stuewe, J. Rozsa, C. Nieto, H. Armiio, B. Erbsen, J. Chaney, J. Moss, P. Gentry. Row 3: l. Roach, C. Wiseman, B. Rott, E. Horowitz, B. Levings, R, Wal- Iick, S. Pate, D. Mindle, B. Feinstein, D. Allswang, G. Adams, R. Zavack, Mr. Welbourn. Row 4: J. Brook, D, Ray, R. Valdez, S. Gerber, K. McKenzie, A. Alegnio, B. Pacheco, J. Rasmussen, K. Trew, G. Sauter, K. House, R. Felice. MERIT RECOVERY BOARD-Seated: P. Dubin, H. Fox, J. Perelson W. Freed, S. Whitley, T. Siminowsky, J. Berman, G. Adams, S. Tril ling. Standing: L. Runyan, D. Treiman, S. Peterman, L. Nash, N Deacon, M. Shapiro, T. Elerding, Miss Bischoff, P. Lippman. -.. L. - - v ,, DANC fy M Ii xx a. ,ol --'EI' .- E M 'P 1 mm, I .4S?4'5'n jf Ny gi gl... is it our ACTI V Rx' -, ' '- fm., -X- -x .J N-. AX? X. xq'i tx' x 5 X Xp. KX ,'3 QM x 1 'rx '54 ' 'ew xxx 1, P , x Q x xx me n QNX X S Q N-X? , X 5 xi , N v x .xgewixi ,gg ., HR X' J W X SEXY.. Nix . A X 9 Q xxx 3 -sl' 5 ' X 'N is V aux NN iff we 11,-W WSW W V I fig ' fy: 1 ,,,: . A W as ..,. f E Y'-,.x. SEPTEMBER School opens Howdy Day Girls' League Tea Sports night OCTOBER Flood in I6O Scrimmage at Verdugo Sports rally B football-Lincoln A football-Lincoln Kickoff Dance Night football-Belmont F.B.L.A. fashion show 3 FIRE DRILLSI B football-Birmingham Milk Bowl-Birmingham N.F.L. Pay Assembly B football-Venice A football-Venice -'T' w Q' asv C N.ov53 Q 5 ' v sg- NOVEMBER B football-Fairfax Debate tournament Sports night Veteran's Day Assembly Concert Choir Broadcast Basketball-Loyola B football-Hollywood A football-Hollywood Veteran's Day Holiday Community Chest Assembly Basketball-Glendale B football-Hamilton End of first quarter A football-Hamilton Sadie Hawkins Day Dance Student Congress-L.A. High Basketball-L.A. Report Cards Talent Assembly Thanksgiving Day School Holiday Basketball-Venice January Thaw B football-University A football-University DECEMBER Nominating Assembly Basketball-Fairfax 6 Teen Age Traffic Confer Cross-Country semi-finals Student Body Elections Debate tourney-Loyola Basketball-Hollywood Sports Night Language Dinner Run-off Elections Senior Breakfast Basketball-Hamilton P.T.A. CHRISTMAS Program Christmas Assembly Basketball-University Christmas Dance CHRISTMAS VACATION starts JANUARY C.S.F.-C.H.S. Assembly Noon Dance Basketball-Venice Senior Prom Winter Wonderl Military Panel for boys Exchange Student Assembly Basketball-Fairfax Stardust S.C. Debate tournament Thespian Night Basketball-Hamilton Award Assembly Girls' Honor Assembly Basketball-University Girls' Sports Dinner N.F.L. Banquet Lettermen Banquet W'57 GRADUATION All Night Grad Party BHCE and' V v T ,W , fi , :.. M: O 7 1 3 Xf' f fl i ' fx -::: , fy, A 25 sf 'POLIOSHQ . Q TODAY . Q V D ' 'T' .. Q 0 P 30 f ifs bf' Y Y, All l FEBRUARY 2 B-lO Orientation 3 New Semester Begins John Browning Assembly 6 Girls' League Tea 3 Student Congress-City Hall 9 Polio Vaccinations I0 l4 MARCH I6 Debate tournament-Hollywood I7 Novice debate at Beverly Operatic Pay Assembly Track meet-Roosevelt 21 Sports Night Red Cross Assembly Track meet-Franklin 23 Speech tournament 24 Girls' Week Cal Poly Music Assembly 30 Girls' Assembly 3l Track meet-Venice Friendly Persuasion Dance Safety Assembly Track meet-Fairfax Sports night-Sr, A -Sr. B volleyball game APRIL General Motors Assembly Tennis-LA. Gym meet-Franklin Baseball-Venice Track meet-Hollywood Jr, Prom Carousel of Spring 4 Baseball-Fairfax 6 Bonus Assembly 7 Gym meet-Hollywood Report Cards 8 Track meet-Hamilton 14 Flip Flop Hop Baseball-Hollywood l7 Spring Vacation starts 20 Gym meet-Fairfax Death Takes A Holiday Baseball-Hamilton Track meet-University Orange Speech Tournament Open House MAY C.S.F.-C.H.S. Assembly Gym meet-Venice Tennis--Venice Baseball-University Women's Faculty volleyball Choir Festival Track meet-Fairfax Sr. A -Faculty Softball game Nominating Assembly Baseball-Venice Student Body Elections Run-off Elections Baseball-Fairfax Tennis-Fairfax Gym meet-Hamilton Cotton N' Cord Day Dance Baseball-Hollywood Tennis-Hollywood Sr. Breakfast Baseball-Hamilton Tennis-Hamilton Spring Concert Baseball-University Tennis-University Memorial Day Holiday Senior Prom When You Wish Upon a Star A B c D E Hwk , MN PO 1 ST U IIIIR gnnn nninrmi nun I yn ..llllllll ll cp JUNE Award Assembly Senior Rivalry Girls' Honor Assembly l.ettermen's Banquet Thespian Banquet N,F.l.. Banquet Girls' Sports Dinner Senior Picnic S'57 GRADUATION All night Grad Party ROBERTO GOLDONI Exchange student from Holy FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT COMMITTEE: D. Burke, U. Raclczweski, S. Golden, M. James, L. Kap lan, R. Nochum, R. Allen, Miss Kadner, K. Horn A. Frank, R. Goldoni, N. Duncan, D. Treiman, Dubin, I appreciate very much this opportunity I am hav- ing to express my thoughts to the Barrister. This year of mine in the United States has been of great importance to me. The experiences I have had in this school, I am sure, will never be for- gotten by me. I want to take the opportunity to thank the Optimists' Downtown Club, which, with it's financial help, made possible to me to become an exchange student. The classes and the daily school life gave me a chance to know the Ameri- can system, which, although completely different from the Italian one, I found out to be modern and advanced. I hope that in the future you will be able and willing to bring over other exchange students, in order to give other exchange students a real chance to know America and American schools. I had a chance also to practice my favor- ite sports playing under the schooI's flag and I want to thank Mr. Wheeler for the very useful teaching I received. I want to thank all of my teachers, Mr. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Anderson for the great help they gave me and all of you for your friendship. BOB GOLDONI We are linkeal together Now that my stay here at John Marshall High School comes to its end, I really realize how wonderful this year has been and of how much importance and value it will be for my whole life. I grew up in Kiel, a German town which differs in many ways from a city like Los Angeles. For example, here it sometimes seems to me that everybody lives on wheels, and almost never gets out of a car, whil in Germany the main means of trans- portation is the bicycle. When I came over last August, everything was new to me: the language, the people, the schools, just everybody and everything. By now so much has changed. I have many wonderful friends, and feel at home at Marshall as if I always had been a member. I learned so much about the way an Ameri- can school runs. Having been a member of Leadership Class for both semesters added a great deal to my knowledge of student government. But besides this I had the most wonderful time at many, many parties, dances and other social activities and sports events. I thank all of you so much for giving me this year and being so nice to me. It is a wonderful feeling, having been a member of the student body of John Marshall High. I hope to meet many of you again sometime later on the other side of the ocean in my country. URSULA RADCZEWSKI with IllllIOI'Sfllllllilly. q, 1 URSULA RADCZEWSKI Exchange sutdent from Germany Bob and Ursula enter into an informal discussion during nutrition, FALL SPORTS NIGHT COTTON 'N' CORD We eut eapers together. 'Ts SPRING SPORTS NIGHT ,MN 42 fl Vv T v Q- V lun 5-Q. F KICKOFF DANCE SADIE HAWKINS DANCE TURNABOUT DANCE STARDUST They're all crazy . . .could be the Thespians in Star- dust . . . it takes a lot to be a good actor . , . and it isn't all in living the part , .. ask Prudence Mason! THE BERDS AND THE BOYS Central stagings . . . Archi- tect Adam Martin lRichard Brownl - dream house for Cricket Martin lDixie Green- essl . . . escapees from boys reformatory . . . hilarious comedy. ,,,,, ,,,,, . ,.,, 5 f f . ii. ,,,i - ,,,,, . W, I .If JANUARY THAW Oh well, we all have some cross to bear . , . January Thaw - two families living in same house -they think they both own it... hilarious antics on stage-roars of laughter in the auditorium . , . So, you didn't get to Canada. SOUND CREW-Row T: Mr. Katz, D. Campbell, G. Dobler, D. Miller. Row 2: D, Morgan, B. Bauer, R. Hill, . ,,,. ,,.,4V . ,, . , I DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY Shadows - shadows - shadows . . . Larry Cali thrills and chills in title roll . . . setting in Italian cas- tle high point of Barrister stage art . . . Ronnie Karish ages con- vincingly - the whole world's gone quite mad. THESPIANS-Row I: N. Luoma, J. Ballard, A. Coviello, C. Cummings, K. Mallow, M. Conlessolfo D Morgan. Row 2: Mr. Evans, A. Colbert, R. Crewe, R. Reed, M. Manges, D. Campbell, Mrs. Crawley Row 3: L. Cali, L. Trainoff, R. Sorge, .I. Meade, T. Young, B. Sfephenson, B. Iverson. rom, an idea we build our play. iTAGE CREW-Row l: P. Ramey, E. Hall, C. Cummings, J. Vega, B. Iverson, D. Morgan. Row D. Doolan, D, Nadelle, N, Luoma, F. Bulin, R. Garcia, M. Manges, L. Floll, L. Trainoff, P. Roberts, Wemeo, A. Barry. Row 3: M. Myerson, R. Melz, B. Slephenson, R. Reed, J. Meade, R. Crewe, Jussbaum. Slcnding: Mr. Evans, f f 1 : 'v X .7 0, 0+ THESPIANS Drama, Stage Crew . . . outstand- ing sludenls become Thespians . . . Mrs. Jayne Crawley-sporv sor of Drama and Thespians . , . Mr, Ralph Evans - sponsor of Stage Crew . . . Presidents-W'57 Dave Morgan-S'57 Larry Cali. . . CONCERT CHOIR-Row 'l: B. Goes, A. Anita, C. Ziady, V. Johnson, L. Blakeslee, J. Olguin, L. Bruck, M. Rubin, M. Garcia, N. Guzman. Row 2: N. Crewe, K. Matlow, D. Colman, H. Davis, B. Acosta, R. Romero, G. Acosta, R. Bourne, S. Thacker, P. Byrd, S. Miller, B. Greene. Row 3: C. Coggan, H. Garnaas, E. Winet, J. Szarvas, S. Berkshire, A. Memeo, B. Grist, L. Trainoff, M. Harris, J. Speed, P. Kirkland, J. Hooker, P. Gentry. GIRLS' AND BOYS' GLEE-Row 'l: R. Lamport, D. Haas, P. Wheeler, Y. Olivas, C. Schatzle, M. Weit- kamp, T. Becker, J. Lua, D. Haas, L. Ross. Row 2: A. Humbert, M. Nelson, J. Salas, N. McKume, l. Otero, S. Spencer, K. Schunacher, S. Kelly, L. Tallmadge, P. St. John, M. Trowbridge, J. Ostergian, Y. Terrazas, Mr. Sorenson. Row 3: R. Shiozaki, D. McElwain, F. Ruocho, J. Villa, J. Moyer, J. Tappenbeck, C. Porter, L. Simon, J. Brundage R. Turnour, B. Dennis ,M. Vega, V. Gutierrez. 4 ' - I li ' 24 Vffffflf . atfff f X ' Q27 fy' . r ' ' v MJW V WZ Z 'p:::7 My ,, H 1 I5 radzfx vi 2 .M . aff X E. V k WZ: 1. Q, e X fi ,kg ff, ,, 4.4, W2 i V WA? ' 6, if 1 . --. ,. J., 3 ,M X., 15- V .f +- -H ,M ,, 3 V V ' I' e unite in song CONCERT CHOIR School Assemblies - Tradi- tional Christmas Program- Young America Sings . . , Spring Concert - Television debut- Spotlight on Youth . . . Walt Chambers leads as president-Mr, Clyde So- rensen directs. ORCHESTRA Sixty members. . .Christmas in music . , . school assem- blies . . . pomp and circum- stance for graduating seniors . , . annual spring concert . . . Karen Halverson-vio- Iinist-concert mistress . , . Mr. Morris Halford-com ductor. CONCERT CHOIR-Row 'l: M. Fukushima, G. Cannucciari, B. Ruff, P. Witke, R. Fay, J. Irwin, D. Higley, T. Sunderland, J. Davis, M. Kilburn, Mr. Sorenson. Row 2: K. Gallagher, F. Smith, H. Montiio, N. Cantrill, A. Brooks, D. Hill, C. Nieto, D. Glenn, D. Alexander, W. Chambers, C. Cashion, J. Pelletier. Row 3: D. Da Pron, M. Lantz, J. Palme, R. Paine, R. Gallagher, O. Sauerborn, S. Herzog, G. Klin- gelhofer, B. Scott, B. Hindman, C. Montoya, B. West, R. Thompson. and achieve harmony. ORCHESTRA-Row l: N. Guzman, G. Hsieh, C. Quero, M. Schneider, G. Hanes, F. Tom, J. Morales, T. Rapport, L. Wales, P. Stern, J. Smith. Row 2 K. Raschkes, C. Burkland, P. Blackmun, N. Seveland, J. Painter, C. Cummings, L. Hutton, J. Townsend, B. Unger, J. Williams, G. Dabler. Row 3: M. Weit kamp, N. Cantrill, W. Freed, S. Tilles, H. Scholtz, K. Halverson, J. Tappenbeck, M. MacDonald, J. Hutton, P. Cooper, P. Lane, P. Siegel, L. Blakeslee P. Haymond, B. Wilson. Row 4: Mr. Halford, B. Leonard, L. Williams, J. Gronsman, B. Bauer, B. Mueller, D. Rule, E. Buchak, C. Sances, B, Sweigart, L Abella, D. Berman, B. Hindman, A. Fox, J. Flores, H. Briggs. 1f......KfAf fmw4wwwmm:1mmmn1.-wefiz,,,zwmw'f,e:-www.Wm,wwmw.xfsQ:xu.-wwfswwswmaasufwfv . -- B'XlNlD-Row T: B, Blackmun, G. Dobler, B. Friedman, D. Culp, J. Grossman, M. Susler, L. Abella, N. Nelson, D. Leslus. Row 2: C. Quero, K. ota, B. Petrovich, M. Gross, C. Reuch, R. Angell, H. Briggs, J. Solon, R. Koropov, G. Hanes, l.. Hutton, V. Fisher, P. Stern, B. Roy. Row 3: R. Simp- on, J. Hutton, H. Schollz, l.. Williams, R. Bodwell, G. Leimb:-rg, N. Taylor, R. Villa, H. Hammond, J. Taylor, J. Flores. BAND This year-band plays--several sports rallies-every drill team performance-annual cheer-leader and song- leader try-out . , , traditional drum mciior uniform- worn by John Solon . , , Mr. Morris Halford directs. DRlLL TEAM Left-left . , . Marshall's girls' drill team performs at activities . . . football games . . . assemblies . . . cotton 'n' cord day . . , selling suckersQpurchase of victory flag . . . performances-bicycle-star-teepee- school house-pumpkin . , . drills under company com- manders-Nancy Deacon--Deanne Strough . . . spon- sor-Captain Nellie Towles. DYO do our Tooiiu f i C0mP0fIY Commanders and Sponsor: Nancy Deacon, Miss Nellie Towlcs, Deannc Strough. i.m.i.L TEAM: Allen, Anderson, Anzis, Arnold, Baffa, Baker, Baldwin, Ballard, Bass, Beall, Beall, Bennett, Berry, Beziian, Bisquera, Blakeslee, Brodie, Brooks Brustein, Burke, Campan, Chan, Chaney, Chew, Colvin, Contessotto, Costello, Craven, Cronk, Cummings, Cummings, Dashef, Davis, Deacon, DeMaria, Dem entjev, Denman, Donovan, Drennan, Dubin, Duncan,Duncan, Dunkin, Eisenberg, Elliott, Ernst, Fessenden, Fischler, Frank, Freed, Gagliao, Gallagher, Gantz Garcia, Giblin, Glenn, Goldberg, Golden, Goodman, Granucci, Greene, Gualberti, Guapo, Gumbrich, Healy, Hiller, Holt, Hornsby, Hsueh, Hubert, Hutch inson, lrwin, Jackson, Jennings, Johnson, Johnson, Kaplan, Kaufman, Keeler, Keith, Kirkland, Lemley, Levant, Ludlow, Maloney, Markoff, Messick, Meyers Miller, Miller, Moore, Mora, Negrete, Oelrich, Odell Ogden, Olguin, Olson, Phillips, Pinnell, Postel, Powers, Quigley, Rallo, Reeder, Reigle, Richardson Richardson, Rigillo, Rose, Rowe, Shemuria, Shintani, Slater, Smith, Spain, Staiger, Stephens, Stevens, Strough, Sutton, Tabet, Tanner, Thacker, Thoemmes Threw, Tilles, Trapp, Tuckman, Tyree, Voullaire, Von Breton, Warner, Whyte, Wintner, Woodward, Yee . . slippin' and slidin 9. at wr I yy r s.,, , zz ,, X nw W f 2' 19 , a s fiiifihf ' ERILL TEAM LEADERS-Row 'lz V. Spain, S. Chan, F. Hiller, D. Strough, M. Contessotto, J. Olquin, E. Tabet, M. Arnold, N. Bisquera. Row 2: B. Trapp, A. Eisenberg, A. Slater, N. Deacon, C. Cronk, G. Thoemmes, P. Smith, O. Rigillo, D. Berry, P. Phillips, J. Ballard. LETTERMEN W'57--Row I: S. Cool, R. Cholakian, L. Arbolida, D. Douglas, T. Young, H. Kakita, T. Brown, M. Pate, R. Odemar, R. Brown, H. Zavack, B. Mullinex, J. Vega. Row 2: L. Jacobs, J. Mount, V. Lowinger, K. Chan, L. Stevens, J. Hogan, D. Morgan, K. Suddleson, R. Felice, S. 1 Shapiro, B. Horner, B, Hesse, D. Russon, D. Mindle, F. Lopez, T. Walsh, E. Bonheur. Row 3: B. Valdez, G. Martinez, J. Mainwaring, L. Schein- bC'UfT1, R- KGflSl1, D. Ray, L. Cali, K, House, R. Amber, G. Beall, R. Brown, C. Kirchner, M. Nasatir, R. Wallick, D. Treiman, D. Treiman, B. Acosta, A. Martinez. Row 4: R. Mark, D. Malueg, C. Malle, P. Laska, M. Antonovich, B. Story, G. Broda, A. Reich, C. Porter, W. Kroyer, G. Bolger, R. Kline, D. Carone, B. Sweigart, J. Chandler, C. Hendricks, J. Moore. J AD ., e are lead toward, victory. so LETFERMEN S'57-Row 1: S. Cool, L. Arbolida, J. Graves, D. Treiman, D. Mindle, M. Pate, B. Acosto, R. Odemar, N. Levine, J. Vega, B. Fried man. Row 2: C. Felice, T. Hanlon, B. Yates, J. Whitley, D. Douglas, lf. Wallick, L. Lopez, B. Matlow, R. Romero, E. Bonheur, B. Erbsen, B Mullinax, R. Cholakian. Row 3: V. Lowinger, R. Karish, S. Shapiro, K. Chan, B. Coltrin, J. Moore, J. Hogan, M. Hittelman, H. Rorick, P. Lipp man, D. Russon, D. Rogers, M. Nasatir, K. Josselyn, P. Laska, K. Sudjleson, L. Jacobs. Row 4: J. Mindle, R. Amber, E. Breitstein, T. Young B. Comport, L. Nash, M. Gale, A. Reich, B. Kroyer, D. Malueg, R. Mark, R. Borkman, H. Field, K. House, R. Brown. AQ ' 1 CHEER LEADERS AND SONG LEADERS Gooooo Marshall -these words ring out from our stands as Marshall takes the field . . . Larry Cali leads cheers . . . Mike Pate and Happy Zavack cheer with him . . . song leaders Bobbie Lem- ley, Barbara Beall, and Jeannene Cha- ney--lively six adds much to Marshall's sports activities. LETTERMEN The boys in blue . . . busy ushering student body at assemblies . , . Flip Flop Hop--fun-filled dance sponsored by them-fashioned after Gay Nineties theme . , . Annual Christmas Dance. . . Bi Annual Banquet . . . club sponsored by Coach Dean Dill . . . Howard Kakita -winter prexy . . . Mike Pate-summer prexy. Q Sikh A 7.1 3 5 CHEERLEADERS: Happy Zavack, Larry Cali, Mike Pete. SONG LEADERS AND JOHNNY BARRISTER Bobbie Lemley, Wayne Johnson, Jeannine Chaney. BEE YELL LEADERS: Ted Gamble, Marty Hopelion, . ' , ka Y M '24, ,is .Wh N , ff Z f .. 7 f ,M P 1 , 2 f-.z f L 3- if' J 2 -- N, , is gm, V ,.,, r Steve Matlin. 1- 'vis K C . QE W J ed? L CHESS CLUB Pawns across checkered board . . . knights gambit - white queen - red queen . . . check! . . . no sound-no fury-no rolling cheers -silent tournament . . , Alan Fox-John Newmeyer - presidents . . , Mr. Joseph Goldberg-spon- sor. RAILROAD CLUB Interested in trains? . . . railroad club for you . , . field trips-dis- cussions--lectures . . , president Dave Morgan plans . . . Mr. Jay Glassman sponsors. All aboard! liur interests TICKET TAKERS Next please . , . ticket takers on iob . . . see them at gates- home and away . . . direction- Dave Morgan-Mr. Neal Hurley . . . Next please! FUTURE ENGINEERS Interest students in fields of sci- ence-mathematics , . . future ca- reers in engineering . . . speakers on guided missils-aviation , . . Mel Kohn-president . , . Mrs. Margaret Pierce-sponsor. ART CLUB Encourage art maiors to continue in field . . . welcome any one interested in art--field trip to art exhibit . . . discuss cmd criticize paintings . . , study famous works . . , sponsor-Miss Helen Tapper . . . president-Jeanne Saylor. MENTORS Teachers of the future . . , pro- mote interest in the teaching 'field . . , travel to various schools . . . visit to State College . . . teas for student teachers , . . help students choose teaching as a career - sponsor-Mr. Neet , . . president W'57 Ann Kelt . . . S'57 Alicia Paredes. SCIENCE CLUB Discovering new things-displays in the showcase . . . discussions on scientific topics , , . field trips -sponsor-Mr. Bogle . . . presi- dent W'57 Marvin Smith . . . S'57 Senny Takahashi. 5' 35 MUSIC CLUB Lunch time activities . . , music assemblies -Cal Poly Collegians entertain . . . at- tendance at symphony concert . . . social evenings . . . Cotton 'n Cord varieties , . . hold Opera-nets S250 . . . Sherrie Tilles heads group for two semesters . . . Mr. Clyde Sorensen, sponsor. LATIN CLUB Members of Junior Classical League of California-field day at U.C.L.A. . . Roman Banquet , . . paper-statewide circulation - Nuntius Californianus . . . Jay Ber- man-Terry Shaw-presidents in fall , . . Ortwin Wersel - Robert Thayer - led in spring months . . A Mrs. Sylvia Agulia- sponsors. SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club-Banquet with other lan- guage clubs . . . Frankie Hiller president during winter months . . . luncheon May 8-two foreign students from U.C.L.A. guest speakers . . . Mrs. Oelrich sponsors . . . cascarones booth at Cotton and Cord -sell over l,OOO eggs . . , Bill Roman leads in Spring semester. FRENCH CLUB Work for Sweepstakes goals at U.C.L.A. . . . auction held to raise money for rec- ords , , . outstanding graduating students receive awards . . . Nellie Nadtoka leads club in fall semester. . . International Din- ner in December . . . Mrs. Keshishian- sponsor , . . field trip to restaurant in May . . . Lily Churukian president in spring months-first place in competition at Oc- cidental. VESTA, RED CROSS Now incorporated into one club . . . doing things for others is the main aim . . . studying First Aid . , . home economics . . . Sponsor Miss Liliedahl . . . Presidents Wan- da Haynes--Rick Odemar. Drau' Us Together F.B.L.A Local chapter of national associa- tion of business students -study ways of business world . . . travel to companies , , , sponsor assem- bly . , . advisor Mrs. Margaret Thompson , . . President W'57- Forester Davis . . . S'57--Dixie Greeness. WORLD BETTERMENT Friendship and understanding , . . nations around the globe . . . present sponsor Mr. Ismael Val- divia . . . president W'57 and S'57 Marcia Fischler. 5357 xllgff . ,3 Q wg i is i our URGANIZA 1 I 0N S W V2 L1 VOLUNTTERS--Row 1: Schwartz, Stern, Brooks, Levin, Cooper, Herrera, Sigmond, Stewart, Oelrich, Hoke, House, Murakami, Tugaw, Traylor, Hirota Meyers, McFalI, Shintani, Margolin. Row 2: Fukushima, Priester, Mocine, Goodman, Moss, Henleloff, Contessollo, Glenn, Wuertz, Churukian, Gallagher Huntley, Norlhrup, Gordon, Mecklenburg, Seidman, Von Breton, Turner, Cipriano, Henderson, Markoff, Baba. Row 3: Wales, Hastings, Gilchrist, Pomo Poppers, Tuckman, Williams, Speed, Davis, Vandenbos, Briggs, Anthony, Golden, Shea, Marquis, Fuss, Kaufman, Russell, Blackmun, Bedard, Row 4 Weber, Burke, Jarvis, Glikmann, Helm, Fox, Heinbaugh, Culp, Dallmayr, Walsh, Figge, Schuldenfrei, de Silveira, Russo, Kiele, Parmelee. ly Beginners offer and . . . ' C. Q VOLUNTEERS-Row I: La Bianco, Hanafusa, Bertz, Granados, Blustein, Perelson, Baiseri, De Miriian, lifshin, Persh, laska, Mann ,Lucero, Montes, Rains Flores, Daniels, Powel, Beitelman. Row 2: Chula, Brutsche, West, Sechter, Pinker, Arnold, Keith, Bramwell, Robinson, Peterman, Fischer, Rivas, Cookson Grogan, Harris, De Maria, Dramov, Fischer, Lee, Evelyn, Culswick, Huber, Mr. Dobrian. Row 3: Richardson, Balog, Lonberger, Shafer, Gette, Carter Keefer, Oeser, McWilliams, Reusch, Harvey, Peters, Threw, Kantor, Meade, Burton, Atwater, Sauerborn, Franklin. Row 4: Healy, Chung, Figge, Desi- mone, Villa, Sibley, Fleetwood, MacDuff, Taylor, Helm, Hutton, Hernandez, Allen. si l X 1 i if it we VOLUNTEERS Gateway to Service -this is the Volunteers . . , busy workers-sell cokes-candy--sports programs . . . alluring posters line halls . . . welcome future BlO's . . , publicize coming events , . . sponsor-Mr. Edward Dobrian . . . Rosemary Oelrich-W'57 president . . , Rita Churukian-S'57. VOLUNTEERS-Row T: Ross, Garcia, Weeks, Swinhart, Johnson, Liee boff, Colodny, Peskin, Katz, Beaty, Burks, Peterson, Rosenblum Welson, Popov. Row 2: Barsumian, Morris, Whyte, Ernsberger, Sumi, Dinitz, Rath, Blake, Sciurra, Chase, Parker, Newhouse, Spitzer, Rudin Kalsched, Adamson. Row 3: Aroney, Scrivner, Shiozaki, Ross, Thomp. , son, Lodwick, Potosh, Tallmadge, Thompson, Klippel, Grassl, Bridges Harwell, Tomiyama, Welstand, Yamamura. Row 4: Rigillo, Schu- macher, Mansfield, Morgan, Ross, Forker, Poppers, Leland, Tuttle, Briggs, Farnsworth, Laufer, Somerville, Moen, Bridge, Holmes, Mona- co, Dunn, Kelley. VOLUNTEERS-Row 1: Hass, lshitoni, Asimow, Bruck, Humbert, Mount Tanner, Lodwick, Esperanza, Baker, Giella, Hamilton, Wheeler, Haas Larson. Row 2: Messenger, Dodds, Lilley, Ascher, Josephine, Gore lick, Haberman, Garcia, Eagle, Rozsa, Gogol, Rudberg, Castro, Kap lan, Weatherwax, Schneck, Marr Maxwell, Wilkinson, Mr. Dobrian Row 3: Farrar, Pitchford, Motley, Leicester, McKenzie, Hallen, Wise haupt, Barton, Carroll, Rice, Field, Montapert, Uhl. Row 4: Barnard Feldstein, Mackey, Monahan, Wintner, Kanner, Huber, Schroter, Lazor, Kent, Spencer, Kelly, McKune, Runyon, Stevens, Bursey. VOLUNTEERS EXECUTIVE BOARD--Row 1: R. Churukian, J. Speed, V. Balog, M. Davis, C. De Miriian, M. Fukushima, K. Shintani, R. Oelrich. Row 2: M. Gallagher, J, Bedard, J. Fleetwood, J. Moss, M. Hoke, J. Turner, C. Pinter, S. Golden, C. Grogan, C. Brooks, S. Kaufman. Row 3: C. de Silveria, M. Pinker, R. Villa, C. Fox, R. Stewart, D. Laufer, I. Atwater, H. Saulsberry, Mr. Dobrian. f ' , gf M-if Ami CONTINENTAL W'57-Row 'lz Luihcirdt, Croft, Matlin, Starr, Hess, Rule, Hilljord, Van Mcxanen, Hess. Row 2: Yip, Bateman, Rcvlis, Goldberg, Keith, lto, Elliott, Hunsucker, Churukion, Rigillo, Sutton, Shea, Schneider, Malone, Cortfnez. Row 3: Demontiev, Jackson, Black, Powers, Phillpson, Levant, Wolfe, Allen, Richardson, Boldwin, Duncan, White, Unger, Starkins, McCcxughon, Ramsey, McDonough, Bates, Moeller. Row 4: Phillips, Torre, Laemmle, Gum- brich, Speed, Anderson, Goldberg, Simpson, levings, Suddleson, Mclntosh, AI pwong, Schell, Tanner, Kitching, Drennan, Park, Moore, Reeder. tomar: J securin COLONIALS W'57-Row 'lz S. Chan, J. Meyers, J. Townsend, A. Yee, L. Runyon, S. Bennett, B, Ross, M. Arnold, T. Siminowsky. Row 2: M. Jomes, A. Shintani, P. Dubin, K. Goodman, E. Hansen, P. lane, L. Hutton, S. Underwood, M. Fischler, M, Hecily, C. Cummings, D. Burke, B. James, Row 3: S. Whitley A. Anzis, S. Tyree, U. Radczewski, C. Cronk, M. Goorwitch, P. Smith,J. Fcsscnden, G. Kahwoii, N. Deacon, M. Healy. CONTINENTALS S'57-Row 'lz Bateman, Daniels, Goldberg, Brooks, Moeller, Dementiev, Perez, Revlis, Malone. Row 2: Unger, Levant, Rowe, Perelson, Baldwin, Duncan, Drennan, Allen, Musso, Kaufman, Tuckman, Whyte, Schneider. Row 3: Oelrich, Philipsen, Moore, Hoke, Davis, Petermon, Torre, DeMaria, Specht, Hipp, Roberts, Peters, Atwater, Balog, Reeder, Wolfe, Richardson, Mr. Konish. Row 4: Baba, Kitching, Goldberg, Brotman, Starr, Mclntosh, Dietz, Rule, Maanen, Hess, Hillyard, Pancino, Levings, Allswong, Stewart, Scholl, Plagens, Woodland, Anderson. SUCCQSS . . . ti COLONIALS S'57-Row 'l: L. Campan, V. Spain, V. Cortinez, F. Yip, M. Jackson. Row 2: P. Chase, B, McDonough, L. Brandenburg, V. Ziady, L. Churukian, M. Keith. Row 3: S. Tilles, L. Wintner, J, Speed, O, Rigillo, M. Gumbrich, S, Penn, R. Borkgren, M. Laemmle. CONTINENTAL Cotton'n'Cord booths-Sadie Hawk- ins Dance-high spot of year for Continentals , , . other activities- sports nights - selling cokes at dances-selling hot dogs at games -guarding halls . . . leadership- Lynne Hunsucker-W'57-Pat Dren- nan-S'57 . . . Sponsor-Mr. Merrill Konish. COLONIALS B12 girls honor service organizaiton . . . serving at school banquets , . . friendly persuaclers at Friendly Per- suation Dance . . . French fry chefs at Cotton and Cord booth . , . com- munity service proiect-Easter basket for a needy family . . , leaders- Laurie Runyon - president W'57 - Olivia Rigillo-S-57. MINUTE MAlDS W'572 L- KGPIOH, C- Gwhvtri, J. Ballard, Miss Rakestraw, V. Hovey, A. Sato, S. Buck, W. Pinnell. MINUTE MAIDS Active service for Marshall . , . switch board , . . messengers in the main office . . . service for teas . . . banquets . , . cotton 'n' cord . . , year's outside proiect- work for a children's institution . . , basis for selection-service and grades . . . number allowed each semester-IODA, of the girls in the Al2 class . . . this year's sponsor--Miss Dorothy Rakestraw, MINUTE MAIDS S'57-Row 1: G. Kahwaii, D. Burke, J. Townsend, A. Shintani, K. Goodman, P. Phillips Row 2: M. James, C. Carlson, M. Healy, B. James, P. Dubin, S. Whitley. Row 3: S. Bennett, S. Undo wood, J. Fessenden, S. Marquardt, Miss Rakestraw, L. Hunsucker, L. Hutton, M, Healy, M. Brustein S. Chan, T. Siminowsky, S. Tyree. MINUTE MEN Flags 'n' bugles-ushering-cotton 'n' cord dance-pointing garbage cans . . . Presidents-W'57 Koby Horn-S'57, Larry Cali . . . Sponsor -Mr. Richard Cooper. MINUTE MEN W'57: .l. Appleton, J. Mount, D. Pearlman, K. Horn, R. Nachum, Mr. Cooper . I our final year. MINUTE MEN S'57-Row I: T. Furr, S. Takahashi, D. Rogslad, O. Wersel, A. Fox, H. Fox, J. Berman, P. Lippmcn. Row 2: Mr, Cooper, S. Trilling. R- Kvrish, T. Fox, M. Asimow, S. Marlin. M. Smilh, H. Field, T. Young. C.S.F. Scholarship for service . . , tu- toring , . . main hall receptionist . . . contributing hard work to Cotton 'n' Cord . . . Scholarship encouragement--honor assembly for BlO's and new students . , . Sponsor-Miss Ray Feeman. Q 'll ll l K ll l ,,,ll' '. lu ll ir Q ,mil i l ifi Www 1 ' 1 1 A ll , , F VX C.S.F. EXECUTIVE BOARD: M. Mac Duff, P. Drennan, B. X James, M. Lynn, J. Shea, S. Kaufman, S. Tilles, H. Fox, ,X , W S. Tyree, D. Rogstad. L -I , A r lg lf w -,. Scholars 'IOTH GRADE C.S.F.-Row 'lz Seidman, Herbert, Fukushima, Stern, Daniels, Berlz, Thomas, Murakami, Brooks, Schwartz, Margolin, Hanofusa Hoke Lee Row 2: Fox, Lundquist, Davis, Kaufman, Weichniger, Moll, Hastings, Weber, Turner, Fuentes, Meeks, Shea, Golden, Mann, Furedi, Allen. Rovii 3: Cooper Taylor, Blanchard, Hinshaw, Dietz, Newmeyer, Mac Duff, Hutton, Oelrich. I 46 C.S.F. llth GRADE-Row 'l: P. Ivanhoff, L. Goldberg, J. Rosenberg, L. Churukian, B. Locke, R. Allen, S. Tilles, P. Drennan, J. Ernst, l. Dementiev, A. Paredes, M. Schneider, B. Reid, A. Revlis. Row 2: N. Richardson, J. Torre, R. Boide, L. Hunsucker, D. Park, M. Laemmle, B. Baldwin, M. Lynn, S. Yee, S. Hutchinson, B. Borkgren, L. Brandenburg, J. Reeder, L. Philipsen, B. Bates, J. Whyte. Row 3: L. Wintner, N. Levine, l. Alber, P. PlGger1S, D. TfeimOf', D. Schultz, S. Ito, B. Hilberman, R. Wong, D. Treiman, L. Schall, D. Allswang, T. Moore, A. Fogelman, P. Siegel, O. Rigillo. ROW 42 E- l l0f0WfTZf J- Szarvas, D. Odell, R. Swift, J. Gordon, C. Boar, M. Cancine, W. Brigham, D. Rule, R. Hess, J. Van Maanen, B. Comport, H. Barish, D. Rogstad, H. Williams, S. Matlin, J. Mclntosh, V. Tanner. -fl Al and honor students . . . 1 5 ..... .-....,..,,,--v C.S.F. 'l2th GRADE-Row 'lz S. Hovey, M. Brustein, J. Meyers, C. Granucci, P. Dubin, A, Kelt, V. Johnson, D. Barton. Row 2: P. Lane, J. Ballard, D. Greeness, B. Eldred, A. Frank, S. Tyree, A. Sato, H. Fox, S. Buck, D. Stuewe, E. Brunner, W. Pinnell, A. Fox. Row 3: L, Hutton, C. Burklond, G. Kahwcii, B. Rathfelder, J. Fessenden, M. Lantz, G. Olson, J. Morosoff, R. Karish, G. Adams, M. Healy, S. Underwood, S. Whitley. Row 4: J, Mount, T, Furr, M, Asimow, H. Field, M. Foster, M. Long, M. Goorwitch, D. Bensmiller, S. Hannon, P. Lippman, A. Kevorkian, O. Wersel. 47 B10 - AIO C.H.S. Congratulations to all tenth graders whose citizenship m e r i t e d C.H.S. membership . . . sorry, limited space prevents printing of names. S llth GRADE Rowl Revlis Moeller lvanoff Tepper Goldstone Nadtoka Rosenberg Shea Unger Borkgren Freeman, Schneider, Seiler, ernova Sutton Lytton Doshef Cannucciaru Perez Yup Row 2 McCaughan Blanchard Kohn Segall Ernst Zuslund Richardson, Brandenburg, Rigillo, 0 glee Cholakuan Alber Bruck Drennan Hunsucker Moore Baldwin Duncan Allen Fuller Treiman Row 3 Levine Friedman, Treiman, Gantz, ripsen Roberts Whrtner Hondimger Freeman Goldberg Harris Bluff Richardson May Spxllman Ramey Tilles Park Lynn, Hogan, Seigal. Row 4: CITIZEN HONORARY SOCIETY High citizenship reward . , . willingness and courteousness mean more than subiecf grades . . . presidents-W'57, Carolyn Ziady-S'57, Tom Young . . . Sponsor-Mr. George Holtfre- rich. C.H.S. EXECUTIVE BOARD-Row I: T. Young, D. Rowe, D. Barton. Row 2: Mr. Holtfrerich, Mrs. Hovey, L. Baba, P. Snyder, W. Freed, L. Brandenburg, V. Cortinez. Row 3: B, Erbsen, S. Cool. work in unison. 44-if ..-f f Ky... fir C.H.S. IItI1 GRADE-Row I: Cortinez, Bateman, Cain, Wayne, Garcia, Churukian, Powers, Paredes, Ray, Curtis, Wolfe, Miller, Falzbot, Giblin, Messick Reid, Haynes, Robinson. Row 2: Berg, Fulton, Baker, Boffa, Stevens, Miller, Cummings, Johnson, Roach, Jennings, Josselyn, Hutchinson, Wiseman, Hsueh Yee, Canida, Chambers, Vera, Novda, Malone. Row 3: Quigley, Schultz, Nauseda, Barber, Black, Gruber, Szarvas, Kitching, Tanner, Mclntyre, Anderson Johnson, Schall, Hillebrecht, Petrovilch, Costello, Dementjev. Row 4: Kirkland, Dall, Odell, Taylor, Feinzimer, Rule, Hillyard, Van Maanen, Hess, Gallo way, Sauter, levins, Craven, Mendelson, Boido, Headlee. C.H.S. 'l2tl1 GRADE-Row l: Hovey, Barion, Martinez, Chan, Calvin, Shylenko Costmagna, Donofrio, Somaniego, Sato, Arnold, Bisquera, Guzman. Row 2: , Dubin, Granucci, Brunner, Eldred, Sunderland, Kimmelman, PhilliP5 Berman, Chovan, Healy, Duncan, Cummings, Saylor, Tilton, Runyon, Frank Acosta Beziian, Bass, Whitley, Hansen, Healy, Haynes, Kell, Padilla, Flatt, Johnson, Lockareff. Row 3: Thacker, Slater, Fox, Baines, Martinez, Desser Uf1ClBfW00Cl, Cl10I'1, NOl'l'l0nS0f1, Lantz, Fessenden, Kakita, Mount, Adams, Fox, Fox, Lane, Johnson, Quon, Morosoft, Denman. Row 4: Deacon, Ralhfeldef Klinger, Laska, Pederson, Feinstein, Knaak, Hoover, Long, Albright, Vandeveld --in W4 2 7' Va. if 'K 'S- I , ,, I I , , y , , ., , , .-vl,,wwR C, YM, ,f ,. T - ,t T 1 .ii , f an wfffgi J ' p N , A f f .., ' 4 4 5 ,, ,sw-. ' 1 1,1 57, i'7Q . .Q JW Vw ' 4-'FM' 'M , N ' ' , ' 'r 4 , , ,W if s, ,, r - - gs. , f ,T ,f.,,1:- J. . ar rw ..-Q as 1,144 '- ,Jeff U P .,'...s. H sais., CHS l2th GRADE-Row 1: Guapo, Hovey, Carlson, Cummings, Contessotto, Rigillo, Brandenburg, Young, Ziady, James, Duncan, Allen, Tyree, Gold ti 'I iBrustein Pinto Johnson. Row 2: Bennett, Poulson, Shintani, Greeness, Takahashi, Chambers, Clark, Townsend, Hutton, Stuewe, Trapp, Goodman lem' B llard ,Li pey Horn Hiller Schneiderman, Regis. Row 3: Burke, Glenn, Butin, Pinnell, Mora, Coviello, Buck, Jennings, Smith, Voullaire, Smith Hoiegrgoon Morto? Vjells Kiaplan Woodworth Pacino Strough. Row 4: Anzis, Kahwaii, Wersel, Lippman, Conci, Field, Hannon, Kline, Nitsson, Foster a v , , , 1 1 ' Mack, Asimow, Kevorkian, Ballard. M0fClUC'fdl. l-009' , Hornsby, Bensmiller, Olson, MorQCH1, Befmfm, Kllflsllf Mouncef odemc' Row has Fogelmon, T. Siminowski, R. Swift. Row 2: Mr. Day Hanks, N.F.L.-Row T: D. Treimon, M. Schneider, D. Allswung, M. Shapiro, M. Asimow, A. Fox, A. L. Woodworth, F. Tom, R. Berg, M. Lockeroff, J. Berman, L. Scholl, D. Treimon, S. Trilling, B. Anthony, K. Horn, J. Roth, P. Lipton, J. Townsend, M. Bertz. 3: H. Fox, J. Appleton, S. Hannon, L. Shapiro, M. Goorwitch, M. Smith, R. Starr, T. Fur, P. Lippmon, D. Peorlmon, R, Villa, R. Korish. fr wwf 'W I . Q T V in Q 'Fw I . , , , N.F.L. EXECUTIVE BOARD-Seated: M. Shapiro, A. Fox, J. Wolfe, M. Asimow. Standing: D. Treiman, D. Atlswang, D. Treimon, R. Berg, A. Fogelmon, R. Swift. N.F.L. chapter 557-school service- activity card sole-homeroom adver- tising-athletic events announcing . . . Interscholastic competition- tournaments at Loyola - U.S.C. - Pepperdine-District . . . Hopes for state-national honors , , . Bitter brew of one point losses . . . Important new member-NIFFEL tMarshaIl's N.F.L. newspaper! . , . Fast speaking prexies--W'57, Mike Asimow-S'57, Alan Fox . , , Hecidman behind lec- tern-Mr. L. D. Hanks. l Tom Kerrigan Cathie Carlson W'57 Editor-in-Chief S'57 Editor-in-Chief BLUE TIDE Weekly deadlines-advertising- features-articles-straight news . . . cub edition-April Fool Edi- tion-awcird insert . . , Tom Ker- rigan edits W'57-Cathie Carlson edits S'57 , . . printer's devil- Mr. Richard Baron. .MH . V ,, ., BLUE TIDE STAFF W'57-Row 1: K. Goodman, B. Ross, F. Miccol i, P. Phillips, J. Berman. Row 2: L. Scheinbaum, M. Simen, C. Kirchner, D. Ross, S. Ryden. Row 3: T. Kerrigan, C. Carlson, J. Townsend, M. Cooper, A. Gillis. i L, 'uv ul is? 3 fvvo-.i Q ' 1 I Q, 44' r X - V vf News brings us BLUE TIDE STAFF S'57-Seated: S. Anlles, S. Hyland, D. Treiman, C. Cum- mings, M. James. Standing: J. Berman, Mr. Baron, G. Broda, C. Carlson, J. Townsend, K. Goodman, M. Cooper. BARRISTER STAFF Work, work, work! . . . deadlines . , . photo- graphs , , . literary copy . . . Susan Bennett-ed- itor -in - chief . . . Miss Helen Tapper-Sponsor . , . Mr. John Bueler- Mr. Russell Edwards- Advisors . . . if this book is in your hands in June, we're happy. together If , Diane Odell Suzi Hutchinson Pat Drennan A A A A A A A A A A A A Production Editor Photographic Editor Literary Editor Pat Allen A Beverly Brunswick A A larry Byrd A A Sandra Chan A A Carolyn DeMiriian A Maureen Healy A A Kathy Holzemer A A Sherry Kaufman A Susan Penn A A Pete Plogens A A Roberta Postel A A Nancy Richardson A A Charles Scarborough A A Terry Sunderland A can wreod A A aww , f Joyce Meyers A A Publicity We 'WJ WW mm A Semesters on Staff 62 NN-r VN GIRLS' LEAG N. Duncan, S. Hovey, C. De Mirjian, M. McFall, Z. Dashef, S. Dunkin, Miss Webster. Row 2: A. Martinez, M. Garcia, M. Murakami, E. Belden, O. Guapo, C. Joyce, L. Blakeslee, L. Denman, S. Elliott, J, Edwards A. Samaniego, J. Johnson, S. Prieto. Row 3: R. Churukian, M. Gilchrist, A. Yee, J. Handfinger, R Allen, J. Tappenbeck, L. Runyon, J. Roth, J. Costello, H. Staiger, B. Anthony, M. Hastings, P, Blackmun L. Wertz. Row 4: S. Patterson, D. Park, W. Freed, J. Reeder, H. Paulsen, A. Pontrelli, B. Feinstein, H Goldberg, S. Tyree, P. Wales, J. Hipp, M. Laemmle, H. Engel, C. Leyva. UE REPRESENTATIVES W'57-Row I: R. Martinez, V. Haynes K. Rains D Salera S Chan I I GIRLS LEAGUE Represents all girls . . . Girls' Week Assembly . . , two Honorary Assemblies . . . Honor Girls . . . Cotton 'n' Cord Day . . . Conven- tion in San Diego , . . Sp0nSOfS . . . Miss Dorothy Webster . . . Miss Virginia Rubino . . . Mrs. Elsiemay Dowlin . , . PI'eSId9nf W'57 . . . Nora Duncan . . . S'57, Deanne Burke. Mutual workers lend u ' E REPRESENTATIVES S'57-Row I: W. Freed, D. Park, D. Burke, S. Penn. Row.2: Y. Olivas, D. Barton, P. Cummings, Giblin, J. Johnson FHIQIBS LPAcBI::ckmun M Gilchrist G. Seiler I. Falzbot, I. Dementiev, L. Woodworth, J. Salamie, E. Novoa. Row 3: B. Horowitz, B. Nix ,J. Roth, M. Mura k. lsz, F-Clio M Cgrovl? O. Guapg S, Dimtz, R. Gaglicino, J. Kaplan, S. McGowan, T. Aroney, P. Gardner, A. Negrete, S. Patterson, J. Yerkes, Y. Cami BMO Brpegrovich Gilliam D' Higiey, Mr5, E. Dowlin. Row 4: M. Rubino, G. Williams, D. Berry, L. Hutton, D. Peters, R. Oelrich, J. Handfinger, Lorgjrsrz P, Mansfield 51-.eely P. Bluff, A. Memeo, K. Kull, A. Anzis, J. Thompson, L. Wintner, L. Wintner, P. Latimer, L. Runyon, J. Tappenbeck Miss Webster. 1 54 STUDENT STORE Money, money, money -the students' store sees a lot of it!-Sl32,000 a year . . , over 200 money- raising activities , . . many workers under Mr. Ed Day-Judy Fessenden, Treasurer-Florence Yip, Associate Treasurer-twelve volunteers. HOMEROOM MESSENGERS Messengers of Marshall -Mr. Frank Yeoman directs . . . deliver bulletins-messages-summons . . . each has his own route . . . As Honor Home- room-first in Activity Card Sales-first in Barris- ter Sales , . . fun too-parties and outings at least once a month. hand. CUSTODIANS Dances-sports events-club meetings-assem- blies-carnivals-class rooms . . . waste baskets- clean campus-dirty campus lplus twenty-five- how did that get in?l ...who cleans up after the ball is over? . . . our Marshall High School cus- todians work in shifts-through the day-for into the dark hours of the night. , , they work to keep our school one to be proud of. CAFETERIA CREW Getting to school at 6:00 A.M.-carving l,OOO pounds of turkey a semester-serving over 800 people a day- Big Business our cafeteria and its crew . . . Mrs, Mary La Feber leads , . . Mar- shall's favorite dishes-red iello-meat loaf- ltalian spaghetti-enchilodas. .I .-I , Q, Q 'I W 4 , V 41 . 53 K Q Q is it our mf-V 4 '43 aww X M I 'uv Mmm M Wir. W f . fa, , fi 05 M vw! Wixfff 'W 6., hw um, A vw '45 M '- Y ' 1' W ' sal- vw W W wb- 6, Q5 an E13-,W if f fir 45.5 mmf' y ' if XQ X X , . , 'A 195222 ' J X . f Q ' M . +....-'WL ' X, -A fx NH' 'S x + X M 5 5 y 'N wb I - x Q S X Q Q I X ,WV VJ, ' f if . ffitf Q, qfiwf . g 1 ff-w' 1 arg. ef?fl'.',f'31?f3-Q':J,, f' '- xr'L'.,' , ' V9 I5 VQQ1, ff bf-, ,MN AK W, , w,,W--,1 V f, A5215-1 if :vm ,932-My-fr-,','l 1,f-',, if gis- ' A'f1.A.,mj,'-1, , ,,,, A A f w.f5'zy,Wf,g,j.' -If 1. M Ili: Q15 1 maui., ' Lv' f 'iff . , .rw . pl . f' 124.55-:fn ' fx s Ev 1 yy i ' in fl Augie Martinez Fred Alegria Scott Berkshire Gary Broda Ted Brown Frank Scarlata Howard Kakita Larry Lang Chuck Malle Dick Malueg Co-captains 4? 3 - ,Z j XA I QXQ .Ove Qg fW Q 34 l N R 16 ,IA + jl h I , Au 4 -L ,, I A common VARSITY FOOTBALL Barrister tangle with Lincoln's Tigers- tor naught-game ends scoreless . . . traditional night game with Belmont- Marshall's brilliant reverse-game's lone tally-shut out Hilltoppers-7-O . . . Birmingham - stunning upset - Annual Milk Bowl game-Barristers lose-l9-7 . . . Venice-little too strong-edges Mar- shall 2l-l4 - opens Western League season . . , week later-boys in blue drop heart-breaker to pre-season favorites- Fairfax 1 2l-20 . . . Hollywood - free scoring game-seven touchdowns tallied -Barristers conquer-27-l9 . . . Hami- held off furious rally by Lawyers-closing minutes-a loss for us 7-O . . , season ends on high note-gridders scalp Uni's Warriors-l8-7 , . . Joe Chandler-Frank Scarlata-honored-first string all West- ern League team . . . leading team as captains-Frank Scarlata-Augie Martinez . . . coaches-Mr. John Winfield-Mr. Dean Dill. 5 V .F , if .1 ,f K if f, ff' , Kellogg Chan Joe Chandler Richard Choklakian Mike Gale Bill Goble Robert Mueller Mike Nasatir Carleton Porter Bob Sweigart Tom Young oai. . . VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD-Row T: B. Mueller, H. Kakita, J. Chandler, D. Malueg, T. Young, K. Chan, F. Scarlata, A, Martinez, R. Cholakian, B. Sweigart, G. Broda, C. Porter, M, Nasatir, B. Goble, A. Henteloff. Row 2: H Williams, R. Felice, C. Malle, A. Alegria, O. Sauerborn, S. Berkshire, C. Hendricks, L. Lang, A. Kakita, M. Gale, L. Dietz, T. Brown, J. McCollum, J. Rasmussen, B. Valdez, P. Shapiro. Row 3: Coach J. Winfield, R. Ortiz, Coach D. Dill' T. Scrdgnig, D, Chapman, B. Wilson, K. Suddleson, J. Thompson, R. Kandle, D. Fox, J. Smith, B. Story, L. Smaldino, J. Nielsen, B. Roman, R. Sgrge, D. Douglas, J. Valenta, W. Olson. Row 4: B. Hesse, P. Gottlieb, M. Pancino, T. Baker, P. Gelber, L. Lemburg, C. Sances, F. Viets, E. Nilsson, L. Rovetli, J. Bischoff, E. Turner, C. Kirchner, H. MacDonald, P. Rasmussen, D. Slocombe, F. Aguirre. 59 me s X l.E1Sl. ,x, 5 Q me 1 C Q fp, ix N5 Q i lg! 1 QU D Row I J Vega T Sobray,J Schelnbaum D Turner C R Toslado W Jones B Erbsen M Vega G Beall, M Arclero D Mlnd R Wall Coach Yooman M Ucker D Powell C Felnce, T. Froshg L Arbollda Jos elyn J B Acosla D avez B Bravender T lrwun A. Eeiima Mr Bogle Row 4 R n Boone R Schuldenfren M Cleflon B Joyce G. Snider G Walsh R Rey M Buckhollz Row 5 G Croft A Camarillo B Ramsay B Jocobsen J House Moss S Sums B Smulh R Darlnng J Moore, M. MacDuff D Marlon D Am er D Ray Bob Acosla Don Amber George Beall Dave Chavez um Moore Make Pa Phlllnp Romolu Gary Sauler 9 I vf M .T V1 3 9 ff ffw I-154 3 5 xx K gf f es' together . . . BEE FOOTBALL TEAM Bees carry Marshall's colors to victory-eight wins-one tie . . , full season of triumph . . . team led by Coach Frank Yeoman-assisted by Mr. James Bogle , . . I3-O victory in Belmont game , . , 44-O conquest over Hollywood . . . five Barrister Bees make All-Western League team-Bill Coltrin at guard-Ray Wallick at end- Larry Jacobs at half-back-Captain Dave Mindle at tackle-George Beall at full back . , . Co-Captain Mario Arciero receives Honorable Mention Award. Bill Coltrin Barry Erbsen Alex Fierro Larry Jacobs Bob Nahama Rudy Tostado Mike Vega Ray Wallick Bruce West Wesley Elerding J :WI ,,,,,., ,. ,,,.r ff Q-W 'QMQ W MZ' ,f ,' inf. ' V 6 7 7 me ff V K X' 2 4 ' 4 f f 1 . Wk M s'-t s ri, Vffzs Q Wk... , , 3 W Z A M X 2 A W' Q, - VARSITY FOOTBALL Venice 2l - l4 Marshall Fairfax 2l - 20 Marshall Hollywood l8 - 27 Marshall Hamilton 7 - O Marshall University 7 - 18 Marshall Practice Games Lincoln O - O Marshall Belmont O - 7 Marshall Birmingham 19 - 7 Marshall Joe Chandler sees an opening. -4:-915' 'Q and we see Marshall gridders cheer after victory over BelmOnl. 62 Y fm ii xx' Q9 W Gary Broda gets in a tight squeeze. results . . . Z ,M fig? Z George Beall escapes Hami's line. BEE FOOTBALL Venice O - l3 Fairfax O - 7 Hollywood O - 44 Hamilton 6 - 6 University l3 - I8 Practice Games Lincoln 6 - I9 Belmont O - l3 Birmingham 7 - 22 Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Moriy Hiiilemcn Allen Reich Huck Rbritk Dick Bloomberg Paul Losko GGY Bolsjef Co-Copioin Co-Cupvoun VARSITY BASKETBALL One win-nine losses . . . good sportsmanship . . . high point mon-Bill Kroyer . . . Co-Captains-Gay Bolger- Pcxul Losko . . . Mr, Louis Wheeler, coach. as, our Richard Brown Ken House larrY Be 95 '0m Bm Kmyer teams . . VARSITY-J.V. BASKETBALL-Row I: L. Lopez, S. Gerber, R. Amber, K. House, J. Kairys, B. Friedman Row 2: M. Hittelman, R. Brown, J. Mclnlosh, C. Kingsbury, 5. Klinger, H. Rorick, P. Loska. Row 3 R. Borkman, J. Perrotfi, G. Bolger, R. Pacheco, D. Bloomberg, A. Reich, B. Kroyer, B. Goldoni, L. Berg sirom, C. Snead, Coach Wheeler. f X 7' .- f 1' Sib- J,,,,. WNW? ' 'X 4,4 Ron Amber Sieve Klinger S Stephan Gerber Joe Koirys Chuck Kingsbury John Perrotli Roy Borkmun Frank Lopez give their best for E J.v. BASKETBALL Five wins-five losses . . . leading players-Ron Amber-Roy Bork- mon-Chuck Kingsbury-Slephcxn Gerber-Steve Klinger , , , Cclp- e he af ' loin-Ron Amber . . . Coach- Mr. Louis Wheeler. Jump Ball. BEE BASKETBALL Good teamwork . . . few wins . , . beat Bel- mont for first time in many seasons , . . not many returning play- ers . . . one first string All-League player - Lisle Stevens. . .Coach -Mr. Bartley Sims. .. co-captains . . . John Sommers-John Whit- ley. CEE BASKETBALL Spirit high-teamwork good-wins few . . , high scorer - J e r r y Young . . , Coach- Mr. Bartley Sims . . . co-captains - J e r r y Young-Chuck Simon. CEE BASKETBALL-Row 'l: M. Schwartz, R. Jaime, G. Gugler, S. Yip. Row 2: J. Stevens, D. Simas, J. Smith, C. Berger, F. Lockhart. Row 3: Mr. Sims, B. Matlow, P. Webb, C. Simon, A. Shiozaki, G. Russell, J. Rice, US. BEE BASKETBALL-new 1. J. whitney, R. Romero, P- G'0 Ud05, L Stevens, R. Wong, R. Louieno. Row 2. Mr. Sims, B. ievsng, E, Pfensiean, J, 5.-,mmm J, Weis, D. Petzold, H. Barish, G. Brinton, B. Yates. VARSITY TRACK Lawyer spikemen post memorable per- formances in l957 season . , . defeat in first two practice outings--65V2-38V2- Roosevelt-69V2-34112--Franklin . , . men in blue-bright moments-George Beall garners low hurdles . . . AI Kevorkian- broad iump . . . Barristers drop league opener--58-46-Venice-nip Oarsmen in relay after spotting them twenty yards on a dropped baton . , . Bob Acosta- anchor leg . . . Fairfax in 66-38 league win over Marshall-Bill Kroyer victorious in both hurdle races , . . victory over Hollywood--72-36-Allen Reich-6' high iump-Bob Valdez-triumphant miler- Bruce Story - 440 - seasonal best ll' vault by Larry McGorty . . . Hamilton tops Lawyers-65-39 . , . league windup- Marshall bows to Uni-87-16-Larry Cali -Marshall 880 man-scores upset vic- tory-record time-l:57.9 , . . guiding- Coach G. H. l Chips l Aurand, Each man does l NA X Q Alex Kevorklan broad lumps Steve Antles puts the shot Bob Valdez Henry Field and Bruce Story ' I sprint for Marshall. -SR: .1 I W .p lx VARSITY T K Row 'I P Ron-nun ugfer c Am r Vners H Fneld M Weaver B Vo ez o-nporr C onces ow 2 ves Ros mu en R Cholo u n . es, B. Story, B, Acosto, G. Bea . e' , A. Ke-vorkion, L. McGror . Jacobs, Cooch C. Aurond. Row 3 . Ferguson, N. Croven, P. Rossmus sen, I. Boker, H. Rorick, B. Kroyer C. Hendficks, D, Petzold, C, Show W. Oison, M. Folcoff, Cooch J, Win field, D. Solomon. est . . . George is out in front! wx . - 'V V gf W ,f ,X If ,la X -W I ' A Mi ,M W X I' I W I I W, ,, , ,, V , Z I I ' ,I,, . ,I - '- ...V --f ' MW WZ W WQYZW WM f ff ff ' f 'f'gQl:'Q' 1 f U ffm '91 f fn my fiZfW9!W ff AZ fff?' Q W!! ,awry ., ' 601 U A ,ff f f 4 uv MMG WMM. 4 uw ' ' ' , W ,W W wa W ff' Milf? ig W 42 q Z If f f ff A f, .- Gordon Snider, Mike Pole, and Ray Steve Pore, Winston Lee Wollick boifle iI ou! for firsI. und Louis Arbolito woit K Y Q if 3 X. , -1 l Mk M. ,W I , 5 f .A-. , Roul Rey, for go , U, In, I ff., H A B 8. C TRACK-Row 1: L. Messenger, Garcia, J. Papo, Rurberg, Buckholtz, Scrivner, Spaeth, Kohn, Newhouse, Felice, Harwell, Eagle. Row 2: Hen- dricks, Quon, Mullinax, Lee, Miyade, Josselyn, Snider, Pate, Nassif, Amber, Birch, McGrath, DeSilvera, Wong. Row 3: Coach Winfield, Vega, Cota, Ber- man, Figge, Chala, Taylor, Arbolida, Pate, Field, Wallick, Rey, Bailey, Albert, Dargert ,Coach Aurand. Row 4: McElwain, Bridges, Blackburn, G. Fong, Shio- zaki, Bravender, Moore, Hogan, Rey, Lopez, Bridge, Scott, Lancelotti, Sorensen, Matlin, Davis. CROSS COUNTRY Racing over hill and dale-face stiff com- petition in Western League-capture third in Varsity finals . , . high spot of season -Ronnie Karish catches lizard during race . . . stars-John Mount-sets new school record-and Larry Cali . . . John Mount- captain , , , Mr. Chips Aurand coaches. for the all important John Mount Jim Hogan Pete Lippman Mike Lopez lorry Cali goal. -WWW uwfffw .Q--es'-. .sw :J Asks. ..:i.- 'T' ,. B TRACK Dual western league champs . . . Mike Pate-high point mon total 70 points six track meets . . . other leading athletes- Wes Elerding-220-lOO . , . school rec- ord broken twice . , . Steve Pote-lOO . . . Ken Josselyn-660 . . . Mike Vega- high and low hurdles . , . Jim Hogan- l32O . , . Bob Miycxde-broad iump . . . Ray Wcallick-high hurdles. . . Raul Ray- P7 Wes Elerding-louis Arbolito-Steve Pate I -reloy runners. 5 c TRACK 1, Top players-Clifford Felice-high iump Q -new school record-5'7V2 , . . Ste- 'yy phen Spoth-lOO . . . Mel Kohn-180 . . . Joe Papo-l8O . . . Roy Newhouse I l -shot put. Q Q ff Q f Q 5 14 ,f , . I 1 r iffs , 4 af ff .A -14' VNM.. 7 y if ' 3 . , . QQ ' 7.96 . ' sew' f.. CROSS COUNTRY--Row 1: D. Quon, M. Lozano, N. Levine, J. Graves, H. Briggs, R. Choe, J. Chung. Row 2: R. Odemar, J. Mindle J. Hogan L. Cali J. Mount, M. Lopez, D. Treiman, G. Acosta. Row 3: Coach Aurand, R. Holdstock, N. Elder, M. Weaver, R. Ambroziunus, B, Cornpor? H. Fields P Her: nondez, P. Lippmcn. TENNIS-Row 1: M. Bertz, G. Gugler, B. Devan, J. Fitfon, S. Cool, M. Swartz. Row 2: M. Hitteleman, B. Marlow, L. Lopez, M. Sunday, R. Brown, W. Thomp- SON, T- Furr, E. Gogol, J. Gordon. Row 3: Coach L. Wheeler, B. Friedman, K. House, J. Perrohi, R. Hess, l. Nash, D. Hess, B. Goldoni, J. Weis, T. Young, S, Gerber, A. Glickmcn. We bravely meet ,. , N f 'V f 3 f f ,ff .Lf QA. . J, ' 23- X A Ma 4 J . X H, , J 4 f WI Tom Young Roberl Hess lar Nash VY Stephen Gerber VARSITY TENNIS Sport of Kings -Morshcxllites, too . , . beat U.S.C. Frosh . . . one of top conten- ders crs Iecugue ploy opens . , . top mon ond coptoin--Tom Young . , . second- Ken House . . . third-Richard Hess . . . s Coach - Mr. Louis l Cooch of Chom- pions D Wheeler, May the best team win. rg X 9 0- - -ga er N 49, f ' A 1 X ' .sf C9 x rhetest... Sf ,. 4 mfr -' X .f.fL Q N1 1 Q W ,A .,,-'Y Q, f ' ' f f , 'V 1 A f Z. + J ? 7 Z, f M Richard Hess Bob Goldoni Stephen Cool Ken House Mario Arciero Richard Mark Vic Lowinger Ed Bgnheur Don Douglas Ken Mclcenzle Mike Gale Louis Smaldino VARSITY BASEBALL Another losing season on the diamond , . . losses to Franklin-Lincoln-Eagle Rock - Jordon - Fairfax - Venice - Hamilton . . . lone victory-Holly- wood on short end of 10-3 score . . . last year for seniors-centerfielder - Mario Arciero-third baseman-Happy Zavick-second baseman-Jim Moore . . , Coach Dean Dill pins future hopes on sophomores-iuniors . . , outfielders -Mike Nasatir-Louis Smaldino . . . infielders- Richard Mark -Mike Gale -Vic Lowinger-Jim Moore- Happy Zavick-John Whitley . . . pitchers- Don Douglas-Ken McKenzie , . . catch- er-Eddie Bonheur. Teamwork Z .wfib WW' Mike Nosolir Bruce West ls he safe or oulf' Hoppy Zovick Jim Moore upponents . . VARSITY BASEBALL-Row Anderson, D. Douglas, E. R. Weinstein, J. Thompson 1: Desimone, H. Zovick, M. Silicofo, J. Whitley, M. Arciero. Row 2: R Bonheur, J. Moore, V. Lowinger, N. Nusolir, D. Roy. L. Smoldino, M. Gole, R. Mork, K. McKensie, B. Wesl. WW f Row 3: Couch D. Dill N wx 1 i X H x BASEBALL SQUAD Rowl R Bauer D Carter A Pitchford L Smith T Garcia N Levine Row 2: R. Mortensen, R. Johnson, G. Boone M MacDuff Granados D Irwin G Russell Row 3 Mr Yeoman C Farnsworth R Muir N Rasn: J Sommers, l.. Ruvelll, E.BreIlSleIf1. B- JOYCE' C Hafwell P J.V. BASEBALL Junior Varsity . . . Mr. Frank Yeo- man coaches . . . give indication of winning varsity for coming sea- son . , . J.V. Lawyers hold deci- sions over-Hollywood-Lincoln . . . Franklin-Eagle Rock-Jon don - Fairfax -Venice - Hami -Uni edge Barristers . . , led by slugging John Sommers-compe- tent hurler - Roger Martinson - fielders - Baur - Boone - Joyce - Levine - and more . , . Coach Frank Yeoman leads. A 3 Q'fw' V' cuw .73 if ftjd W fi 422, wiki the toll . GYMNASTICS Comes spring-no coach-dark prospects-no gym team for Mar- shall . . . boys organize on their own . . , Mr. l Tiny .Iim l Bogle to rescue . , . Record turnout- spirit high-best team in many seasons . . . co-captains-Bill Coltrin . . . Tom Hanlon, GYMNASTICS-Row 'I' A Chula J Ste . . , . vens, G. Dobler, P. Williams, S. Keuhle. Row 2: B. Evensen, H. Saavedra, A. Eeiimo, R. Angell, M. James, N. DuPont. Row 3: B. Coltrin, R. Kolls, J. Birch, D. Sibley, J. Hogan, B. Leland, M. Harmon, Coach Jim Bogie. Jim Hogan, Abdalla Chal 'pf a, and Milne James show perfect form. I 5 J f 1, ,M eras, 5222: g,4- 4 X so 4 GIRLS SPORTS CLUBS, OFFICERS 8. SPONSORS-Row I: BADMINTON-Row I: Mason, Arnoll, Novoa, Hain Meeks, Hirolo. Row 2: Harvey, Carler, Kiele, Mrs Dowlin, Thompson, Weber, Haslings. D. Arnolt, Mrs. Gordon, Miss Rodos, E. Novoa, S. Whil- Iey. Row 2: S. Marquurdl, Miss Towles, Mrs. Dowlin, J. Speed, S. Hain. ax X S 4 ,QW M , 9 x . -- . c VE .. f J if ,f , ,.,, Kg - V 52:5 .4 'i ' so if 6 ' ws c I 4 3 . . 5' Q .. ,l . ggi, fha iff Q ' ,-fc'ge,3, W .. A 3. 4253 TENNIS CLUB--Row I: A. Revlis, M, Schneider, J. Moss, B. Loche, J. Rosenberg, M. Garcia. Row 2: E. Schneider, J. Torre, M. Healy, B. James, M. Beswick, L. Hullon, J. Lippey, D. Arnoll, M. James. Row 3: J. Pyle, B. Eldred, L. Hunsucker, J. Hipp, S. Whilley, U.. Rodczewski, G. Olson, M. Burke, L. Kaplan, S. Bennell, M, Healy, Mrs. Gordon. 78 ARCHERY, TEAM SPORTS, TENNIS, BADMINTON Every Wednesday night-till 4:30 -girls play softball-archery- badminton . . .Monday night-ten- nis at Griffith Park , . . all try for trophies . . .Miss Ollie Rados spon- sors team sports - Mrs. Ellsiemay Dowlin sponsors badminton, arch- ery-Mrs. Louise Gordon sponsors tennis. . , W Z Q W E 4 ARCHERY CLUB-Row 1: S. Mason, M. Demaria, J. Cipriano, l. Eggleston, M. West, M. Pratt, B. Meeks, J. Brutsche. Row 2: E. Hansen, I, Atwater, B. Kantor, I. Dementiev, A. Anderson, C. Harvey, V. Healy, K. Oeser, J. Lundquist, C. Kiele, J. Fleetwood. Row 3: L. Rivas, C. Bramwell, M. Pinker, A. Wuftl, C. Watrous, S. Sechter, B. Hindman, L. Runyon. Standing: A. Poppers, D. Jaehn, R. Flores, M. Healey S. Marquardt, N. Chovan. 'irls a .so do their part. TEAM SPORTS-Row 1: C. Granados, V. Hovey, W. Calvin, P. Giblin, K. Hirota, L. Hanofusa, K. Rains, D. Salera, R. Martinez, S. Hovey, B. Hanafusa. Row 2: Y. Contessotto, B. Welchinger, J. Gleen, S. Hyland, R. Allen, J. Whyte, A. Sato, S. Whitley, R. Ray, J. Speed, L. Churukian, J. Turner, J. Chew, M. Murakami. Row 3: S. Ablalian, M. Bewick, G. Charmai ,P. Allen, A. Weber, M. Weitkamp, C. Leyva, B. Eldred, S. Pattersen, G. Blanchard, M. Hastings, R. Churukain, N. Huntley, D. Christoff. Row 4: J. Pyle, M. Burke, C. Fox, P. Kirkland, P. Brennan, J. Speed, J. Dallmayr, B. Fowler, D. Viets, S. Penn, B. Posta, V. Burke, P. Lane, V. Ziady. 79 GJ o f: 325 qw lg Y E is it our CLASSES ,XC W7 BRAILLE Wizard fingers-trace mystery of printed page through braille . . . typewriters trans- late ideas into words . . . Uncanny self- radar guides blind students through hall- ways-up and down stairs-across crowded campus--all with confidence and ease . , . Equal participation-school life-service to school-in all classes , . . Marshall salutes its Braille students-their patient mentors- Mrs. Bookman-Mrs. Coleman-Room 211- Braille study center in tower . . . Now second anniversary at Marshall of this unique feature of education. Don Galloway sees the world with finger- tips as Mrs, Bookmon explains the details. We help eaeh other . . Vicky Cortinez and Bob Acosta study Braille together. Ellie Mae Fosler, Don Galloway, anc Alice Samaniego discuss lopics of the day. Mrs. Emyrila Bookman coaches Palsy Walker and Lorenzo Tapia. Ellie Mae Fosler and Mimi Nelson sludy with a recording machine. Ni' N'-N., , N , hi- ,KT J -a 1 ...ii A Vx Q NN Music fun for interesled Murshulliles. 84 V if. and grasp ideas . . Talented Morshullifes create in the field of art. Typing is an uid for any course. Our future diplomais study the globe, Learning Geometry con sometimes be difficult. Peace cind quiet f?J aids in studying. 4 '-fi.. , ' T 1.14 ..f.'a.i aw' .qw ...ff Y .. H cjii X , f P xx 4 K X? W, X .. si i ii'-iT I F iii? 85 gh M x Future Homemokers of America News on the run. Hot rod hospital. ' in all our :X-A x xx-Qxwsww classes G ., Outside looking in. To be or not to be ggulmm x -wmmw vnsnxg -,, w xxx ., -m1-MN11 -mix .nazi in ,, ii 'M , 3 au, I -f- W. -we-3 limi -,. , s h M Y-1x11 .r Wh D A 0',':,,7- . A -. , -J, -'Inu - fm, ff, M044 ' kk? Q, ir , ,, E 58 siitch in time 87 LlFE.C.H.S. W'57-Row 1: D. Rose, L. Clark, A. Conlessollo, C. Gra- nucci, E. Schneiderman, A. Samaniego. Row 2: J. Ballard, S. Buck, VY. Pinnell, K. Horn, L. Kaplan, N. Duncan, W. Calvin, C. Zaidy, N. Blsquera, V. Hovey. Row 3: L. Flall, P. Jennings, J. Hornsby, H. Kakila, J. Mounl, T. Padilla, A. Frank. LIFE C.S.F. W'57: J. Ballard, S. Buck, A. Salo. wiv we achieve success. BANK OF AMERICA CONTESTANTS-Row 1: Sherie Tillis, Dixie Greeness, Row 2: Pele Lippman, Orl- win Wersel, Joyce Meyers, Gloria Olson, Dave EPHEBIANS-W'57: K. Horn, W. Pinnell, L. Kaplan, Rogeslad, Mike Asimow. Agusla Coveillo. ff' -, . - ,ia , - A ,N I .,,, M ' . 1, mia-1s:SS1sW. wang WH 9... Www 88 C.H.S. S'57-Row 1: Chan, Bruslein, Johnson, Hyland, Townsend, Donofrio, Cummings, Shinlani, Shylenko, Hanufusa, Carlson. Row 2: Fox, Hovey, THPOH, Sluewe, James, Healy, Young, Brandenburg, M. James, Goodman, Brunner, Eldred, Burke, Berman. Row 3: Kell, Lane, Phillips, Dubin, Whitley, Burkland Thacker, Pacino, Morosoff, Healy, Slaler, Quon, Bennell, Bass, Johnson, Hullon. Row 4: Chovan, Kahwaii, Hernandez, Marquardl, Goorwilch, Kevorkian Furr, Albrighl, K. Chan, Fessenden, Tyree, Anzis, Und 1 1 erwood, Smith. si' 1 ig: 5 NOMINEES FOR EPHEBIANS-Row 1: B. James', S. Chan, G. Donofrio, C. Carlson', M. Bruslein. Row 2: M. James', A. Shinlani, P. Phillips, D. Greeness, S. Taylor, K. Gallagher. Row 3: S. Bennett, L. Hul- ton, W. Chambers', S. Trilling. Row 4: A. Fox, R. Karish', P. Lippman', A. Anzis, S. Tyree', J. Morosoff, M. Asimow', O. Wersel, H. Fox. ' Elecled members af lhe Ephebian Sociefy. LIFE C.S.F. S'57-Row 1: L. Hutton, K. Goodman, B. Eldred, P. Dubin, E. Brunner, M. Bruslein, G. Donofrio. Row 2: Miss Feeman, A. Kell, J. Fes- senden, S. Tyree, S. Marquardl, J. Morosoff, G. Olson, V. Johnson, C. Carlson. , 1 V if-T, :F',.- I: M, W -fe ZZ? - ' a 2 if . 1 W 5 'we . '-f3:. ,. 1 Way, ff L an Q 1 J 1-2 V, X ' ' ' i n MJ N I 'ww r X. A,4, 7 X f 'us lic: , 1' Q Y K' X, X , R x , c ,co A? bc V i if V ,.f ., ., wil, L X 'Q . R jim r i ,,1,:,I .' , , -'aim ,--X I u r e ? que ,V Q. My yf 'AO airy' 'W il wg. Q, ' . JL.. M. Lynefle Flall Michael Fosler Pglriqia Grallan Charles Grreqory -rift! in 3 5 WI. WW, V .lon Appleton Nancy Bisquera Lucille Clark Y 4' T, .L K E , I. . frgli ivgffw gig .I Vg: Y i. , i.j,g.'Tf-' -V gf.- , i W . ! 1 r' guyz . aw- -i EMI. .,.- .. L- r 'M ' .4 iran? 5 , f , ,f i 'WMV f ,1: f' m ir V f ' ry mr . ' I Annabelle Frank Rhell Gulhrie aww? R .lolahna Ballard Gaylord Bolger Amalia Conlessolto - , aw l ,'--gy, 1 , ' WAS 1 . f,. ,: -5.1 N .X V.. . , ,B fgrwc tx x X R W Q A in A x S?!: YXQX fr R fix E X ' Richard Barker Laureen Brinton Ronald Cooney c Q K . ,N .cc, Qlhvwgx- . E I ,rr , 5 X f f ,Q my QW ml' N! .wg www? if c Y we i 1 Q X + 5, f , x il 6 X w .Qu ,i Y .,.: X, cs vig N .gffj v, fd ,Mag X 3 :ii Bernard Fried Raymond Gayauslcas Rosalie Garcia Gary Hanson Roberl Hess Ronald Hill 1 extra ., A f?f .Wo , -' Q. ,ffzfff 1 W .- , ff' - 'ef J Z We 1 ., X f X W , Carole Barra William Bauer Sylvia Buck Dale Buss Augusta Coviello Diane DaPron .av- Situ X rf Z we ix N X six , lv X: ix S m' ,,E,, Q Ella Belden Wanda Calvin Forsler Davis l , Fa x N l David Bensmiller Daniel Carone Maurice de Leon e graduate . . . LW! WV? Sandra Beziian Richard Clar Nora Duncan David Berman Joe Chandler Moriorie Delhloff In-N -Mb Rf' 'rf' HW' ff 1 ' y i? , .www X , A f whim 'uw .Mu-ff' ma, wr' Philip Gelber Virginia Giammona Ronald Glenning William Goble Francine Hiller Charles Hoover Kobey Horn Robert Horner 4 Shia' Barbara Goes Carla Granucci Joaquin Hornsby Venice Hovey Janolee Hunter Robert Iverson Bette James Patricia Jennings Donna Johnston Howard Kakita Lois Kaplan Victor Katz Tom Kerrigan Theodore Kezios Jack Kilburn Edith Kimmelman Ronold Kline Gale Klingelhoter David Klippel Patricia Kluge Margaret Kuehle Lawrence Lang with traditional honors. 'vs gobbge Len-,ley Edward Lesnick James McCIurg John McCollum Myrna Lewis Charles Malle J! Michael Lockareff Marilyn Manges Edward Lowinger Rose Marie Martinez William McAIeer Karen Mcitlow Robert Mayne Rochelle Meyer Francis Miccoli Barbara Miller Susan Miller Helen Mora Rachel Mora Charlotte Morton Glenn Mounce Jonh Mount Gregory Muradian Ronald Nachum Howard Nagler Marshall Nathanson Rosan n Nizzia Theresa Padilla Charles Patterson Donald Pearlman Mary Pederson Wanita Pinnell Robert Reichardt Robert Ripley Donna Rose Marvin Rosenblum rf 1 X M ff X ff 9 ' , .5 3 sf l 4 1 , 1 ,.,.A . f f 1 f 004V , f 5 I f '75, . f Lb X' Q awww 'ZW we WM Q Samuel Russolesi Sidney Ryden Virginia Scarlata Jerome Schmidt QUEEN AND HER COURT-Nora Dundin, Agusta Coveillo, Queen Wanita Pinnell, Helen Mora, Laureen Brinton, Karen Matlow. Madeline Troop Darlene Vande Velde Terrance Walsh Sheila Weir Richod Wilson Edwin Winet Salvador Velasquez Lillian Wells Kingdon Wygant TQQPH .,....mur 'TW' 5 0- NX r We ,amos N QW fo- WM YW Traditional Silvia Velez Duane West Tadashi Yokomi .sf-ex wr . Steven Sagorsky Esther Schneiderman social event . . . Arthur Vesco Patsy Wilson Carolyn Ziady WM wolf' Qu' R17--V bf BASHFUL BARRISTERS Glenn Barnes John Ellingson Emmett McCoy James McMasters Jack Mainwaring David Martin Don Mohler Meryle Montgomery Richard Moore Floyd Nelson David Portnoy Naomi Villalobos Carrol Weeks Alice Samaniego Mary Samuelson Suzanne Sherwood Ilene Shintani Iesse Salas Regina Shemaria 49 -m 3V 9' Frank Sanchez Carol Smolka ff 'dw Patricia Sanchez Lisle Stevens Agnes Sato Glen Stirling lla .4--'ZZ' Magic in J elody - Senior Prom 1 34 ek I ,Q wifi X J' 0 jf M47 , , ., Q Z' -21 Sw CLASS OFFICERS: Bob Acosta, Joyce Meyers, Andrea Yee, Wall Chom- bers-S'57 President, Ronnie Karish-W'57 President, Margie Bru- stein, absent: Jeanene Chaney. Robert Acosta Gerald Adams Richard Albright Donna Alexander Rex Anderson Sonia Alkema Stevan Antles John Antonioli Michael Antonovnch W ,W - if ,, , f f A f z a ana-l..,,. l ,, ' as gi A e li E it ,W . ,,,,, , we , , ' f 'V -' . . .. . Q ' ssfam , ,- . ff V: I -- , Q ga X b My 7 f , A, , , .hx Z XX 2? A . A S: 5 'if-f' X X X xllw Wfbxk cs, ,X X x XX X X lb QQ.: A . www X wa? x 'UWM X Q, :'. 'iffx 'gi, ' ' 'vf Ann Anzis Mario Arciero Marjorie Arnold Donna Arnoll 'led Aroney Michael Asimow Spencer Ballard Michael Balmer Evelyn Barnardl Deborah Barton! Sheila Bass Barbara Beall Belly Beall John Beebe Susan Bennet! larry Bergslrom Scoll Berkshire Jay Berman Barbara Bernhard! Sandra Bernslein Dian Berry Mary Alys Beswick Charles Block Richard Bloomberg Isabel Bodin Miriam Brodie Linda Bonin Paul Brooks A ...,. ww!! Remy Bourne Palricia Brady Ted Brown .lon Brundage Andrew Brewer Gary Broda Evelyn Brunner Polricia Brunzell lriralry . . . Seniors B95 - Senior an Ss 'CIT' ,J-up ,444 .wfzzf 'argorel Bruslein Pele Buckalew arry Cali Alrelc Campbell laller Chambers Gloria Champion 956 Decnne Burke Douglas Campbell Kellogg Chan , , y. . ff F05 N ,iw Dv.. . 5 WM. l , - '39 Mcrgarel Burke Charles Burklond Finetfe Bunn NUHCY CC1f1lf6ll Calherine Carlson Susan Cqglle Sondra Chan .lecnene Chaney Oleg Chose 45 Carole Charnobieff Nancy Chovan Carol Cummings Paulyne Cummings Diane Doolan .lohn Drake Dennis Clark Joon Davis Patricia Dubin Carolyn Coggan Joseph Conci Virginia Conti Nancy Deacon Maria De Aynes Linda Denman Sharon Lunkin Carolyn Durland Michael Eberlein raditional fellowship . . . Senior sys ew K Malinda Fagan Linda Fallis. Richard Fisher Susan Fleming 5' . ,, N1 ,- ---ni. tl Q X fe' f f A f Q i K V M 0 nu, X mesa cm J l Gayle Faus Ellie Moe Foster x W - NN . .. . nk WS .Www ww NZ? Rosalie Fay Betty Feinstein Roderick Feifar Alan Fox Herbert Fox Terry Fox H940- Whey Wh .lulienne Costamagna Linda Covington Norman Craven Nancy Crewe Roxanne Crewe Carmen Crank Gail Denson lrene Deslandes Herman Desser Louise Dethloff Brian Devon Gloria Donafrio Margaret Egan Adrienne Eisenberg Barbara Eldred Holly Engel Carol Enrici Ernest Ewald reakfust . . . Senior Picnic :fy 19' M?- . MM W ,, , , ww Betty Franklin Theodore Furr Rosalie Gagliano Kathleen Gallagher Roger Galla h g er Ted Gamble Roland Felice Beverly Ferdinand Alton Ferguson Judith Fessenden Henry Field Marcia Figqhler ,N -aku .,,,,GL Qt . YE X 1 x X ZW, N x N Q iafwif-saggy, X 5- uu NNN, ll Q - fs Q , I Patricia Gentry Ada Gillis Deanna Glenn Roberto Goldoni Rosalyn Goldstein Karen Goodman Muriel Goorwitch Richard Goss Raymond Gough Elizabeth Gramalequi Joseph Graves Dixie Greeness James Grootegoed Olivia Guapo Norma Guzman Kathryn Hadsell Eldon Hall Joy Hall raditional hopes . . . Senior ill - Senior wks- Karen Halverson Val Harris ,ei Lillian Hanafusa Virginia Haynes ,im Mary Handy Steven Hannon Edyth Hansen Marsha Harris M0fl0fI9 l'le0lY MGUFBEN l'le0lY Coleman Hendricks Wayne Herbert X , :1.k S S ,.,-le mr SS x G if x is 9 x Prophecy Dorothy Hernandez Alan Hickok Carol Higgins Denise Higgins Wendy Hilmer William Hindman Fulton Hoge Lyle Holloway Sheryl Holt Marlin Hopelian Sharel Hovey David Humphrevs Lynne Hunsucker Laurel Hutton Suzanna Hyland Jeanelle lrwin Barbara James Marlha James Patricia James Doroil-ly Jarvis Nan Jeglum Ann Johnson Roberl Johnson Carol Johnson Janice lohnfon lindv J0ltnS0f'l Vonya Johnson Georgette Kahwaii Ronald Karish Ann Kel' Judith Kusnlck M Q L UVQGTE Gemmle Patricia Lane Mary Jo Lang Marilyn Lantz X YN Penny Larrett 'TBS' raditional lnemories . . . Senior Joyce Lippy Michael Long Nancy Luoma Lawrence McGourdy Richard Malueg Karen Meyer Joyce Meyers Elaine Miller David Mindle John Mindle Michael Myerson Lawrence Nash Armida Negrete Judith Nelson Erik Nilsson ourt - Marlene Manier Patricia Monko Edna Nitzel 0742. :disc -wx Alexander Kevorklun Judy Knnder Steve Klinger Dorothy Knaok Paul Kopp Wnlhom Kroyer Paul Loska Pu! Lelghion George Leimberg Arlme Lewns Chrushnu Leyvc Peter Llppmon Augusiine Martinez Micoelo Moro Richard Odemor ,ylkw iv! 57' WN W X ce X xNt.,,,,c J vi. xy Q Nui A A I X1 X 1,w,.f, ,E ,, . --,. , , , H . - , , Q' as- ' I 3 ik J, 'E . x.-. ' X , L 3,3 ,nun Q .- - 1-wtf! X t Gloria Olson Dorothy Osgood Barbara Owen Georgia Pacheco Jenny Pacheco Rita Pacino John Palme Patricia Palmer Michael Pate Steven Pate Shirley Patterson Coleen Patty I adztlonal William Peeplez Audrey Peterson Patricia Phillips Valerie Pinta Fred Plotkin Ronald Pope Carleton Porter Linda Poulson Joanne Pyle Donald Quon Ursula Radczewski William Ramos e ,,,, s fy, 4, y, was ...if-i'l ' Barbara Ralhfelder Harry Ray Frank Real Roberta Reed Rose Regis Geraldine Rice Mario Robert Leticia Roberts Bill Roman Barbara Ross Debra Ross David Rolh f ' ' ll G L' ' I :neue ... lata L lg at. Berry Roll Adrienne Rudin Mary Rudolph Laurie Runyon Joan Salamie Omero Sauerborn Jeannie Saylor Franklin Scarlala Lawrence Scheinbaum Martin Schwebel Louis Shapiro Michael Shapiro Marlene Shayer Alice Shinlani Vicki Shuls Luba Shylenko Mitchell Simen Leroy Simon fi Nw Tedi Siminowsky Annette Slater Frances Smith Martin Smith Patricia Smith John Solan Phyllis Stokoe Mary Stone Dee Anne Strough Dorothy Stuewe Terrell Sunderland Bob Sweigart Gail Theommes Sherry Tillis Yvonne Tilton Rudolph Tostado Jeanette Townsend Linda Trainotf Don Valender Carolyn Wigley lO6 John Vega James Williams y-an Sandra Voulare Lucia Waggoner James Watrous Miles Weaver Richard Witka Edgar Wormsley LuAnn Woodworth Pqtriqig Wurke Raymond Sarge Michael Spees David Stansell Robert Stevenson Kathryn Stevens Elaine Tabet Senny Takahashi James Tappenbeck Sheila Taylor Edward Ten Napel Barbara Trapp Stanley Trilling Richard Turnour Sharon Tyree Sally Underwood BASHFUL Rafaela Ash Carl Baar Kenneth Campbell Munro Campbell Clark Casler Theodore Davis Marie Hageman Darryl Heidanus Geald Lancelotli Herlinda Luian Dennis McGraw Philip Mack Ortwin Wersel Juana Whaley Carolyn White Susan Whitley Maxine Yancy Andrea Yee Arlhur Yee Thomas Young Patricia St. John Sharon Thacker Milton Unger BARRISTERS Janice Miyahara Fred Molina Richard Morgan Colin Mouat Robert Mueller Diana Park Douglas Payton Lewis Pitchford Yvonne Romero Lawrence Sognalian Clifford Sprague Nancy Sutton TO7 '- if WZ Y J ., Seniors come clean ot KEYSTONE CLEANERS 4341 Sunset Blvd. 1 1' V. wh xii, . f V 14 bf-r' ' mapa-W vw V 'W , rin. - Y 'gi vgigfk ,, N A P I bra x . 5 , 'V 1: as-70 X A W Everything for Parties BRYANT'S PARTY HOUSE 1723 N. Vermont Ave. How Hi is your Fi-check of Sigh-why not call CHARNOCK SOUND-ONICS GlLSON'S PLUMBING 8. HEATING 1755 N. Vermont Ave. 3218 Glendale Blvd. i 2 x K? r M . fy, , i i X f 1 7 ,1 ' 4 , T T 1 V , , if Q Shopping cxround at Roses to You BEACH'S MARKET TOKIO FLORISTS 3104 Glendale Blvd. 4555 Los Feliz Blvd, Soy cheese for our photographers A Village Within cs City ALFRED and FABRIS PHOTOGRAPHY ATWATER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2901 W. 7th St. 2 , -. ,.-- ,, I '. ' f 5 jf ff f f , I ' a an X X ,XVWZ Qf I ! Q as n I ' X ,..V, Q .- , I 'ivi J x , 'Sinai-wwf , x 4, ' Wfgifw 5, C KRW? x ' sxn .Yi SR Ti' l l SHHADEPSR' r x. I Q 22 Q. '-Y Q 7 rf A good place to be muffled Everyone should smell so good WALKER'S MUFFLER SHOP SUN DRUG STORE 2436 Hyperion 1831 N. Vermont All shoes are good at Don'l osk for any Orange drink, ask for PAL'S SHOE STORE NESBlTT'S ORANGE DRINK 3405 Glendale Blvd. 3014 E. 11th Sf. s l l I l l l I .47 l , I U' l w, 1 1 , ,.,, x I V a Qlfry-J-. . ww, ,f ,N ,Q - U S575 tn 55 lx? 2 Have a hobby? Stop at HOBBY STOP 3354 Glendale Blvd. Hunting for something? NEEF'S HARDWARE 8. SPORTING GOODS INDEX Administration .... Band ...,,,,....,....,. Barrister Staff ....Y. Baseball e....,,,,.. Basketball ...,7....,......,...,. Blue Tide Staff ....ww....,7w...... o.A... Board of Representatives ...... v....e, 1 7 82 Braille ...A...............,,..,.,..,.. ..... Cafeteria ...... Calendar ..,o.. C.S.F. ..,,77......7v . Cheer Leaders .,,r C.H.S. .............. . Classes .........,v Clerks ...... Clubs ,.,,...... Colonials ....... Concert Choir .... Continentals ...,.. Cross Country ,,..,, Custodians ....... Dances .......A,,...,,,s Drill Team ,,.s,.,,,,.,,,.,,, Exchange Students ..... Faculty ,,,,,,,,,,,c,,,,,,,. Football ......,,,,.,,.. Forward .c.,........ Girls' league Girls' Sports .,.... Glee Clubs ,..s....., Gymnastics ...,..,.,...,,,, leadership Class ,,..,,c lettermen ...,....,,,,,.,,.,c,, Merit Recovery Board .c,... Messengers ,,,,,,.L,,,.,,,, Minute Maids Minute Men ...,. N,F.L, ,,,,,,,,,,c, , Orchestra ...s.. P.T.A. ...c..A,,,, , Senior Class Winter '57 ..,,., Summer '57 ..,.. Senior Honors ,.,,. Song Leaders ,....s Sound Crew .,,c. Sports Nights As,,,,,,,-,, Stage Crew ,cv,.,,,7,7w,,.,ww, Student Body Officers ,... Student Council ...,,.s. Student Court ...,,, Student Store ........c Table of Contents ,.,. Tennis ,,,.,,, W ,,AVV, H Thespicins ,,.,c, Title Page Track ,,,,,,,,, Volunteers ,.., PAGE 8 30 53 74 76 64-67 52 -83 55 20 21 46 47 33 48-50 84 87 11 34-37 42 43 28 29 42 43 71 55 24 25 30-31 22-23 910 58-63 2-3 54 .,...78-79 28 77 12-15 32 17 55 44 45 51 29 11 90-95 95-107 88-89 33 34 24 27 12-15 16 16 55 4-5 72-73 27 68-71 40-41 lthsyouf lt is you the student. You hold Marshall together with your increasing school spirit, with your constant support, and your great pride in our school. You are the mortar be- tween the bricks of student government, the scotch tape that holds up the crepe paper at our activities. A part of you is in the pins which symbolize each organization, for the student is the foundation of every organi- zation, whether it be big or small. The tape around an athlete's ankle and the binding that holds our books together, all of these things are the student. lt ls You, the student, who holds John Marshall High School togther. Thanks... a little word with a big meaning . . . ALFRED 8. FABRIS-our photographer-2Oll West Seventh Street, Los Angeles 5, California, DUnkirk 7-2251. LOUIS BART BARTOLO-our engraver-Los Angeles En- graving Company, 418 East Pico Blvd., Los Angeles l5, California, Rlchmond 8-5186. MR. JOHN BUEHLER . . . who managed all our business. MR, RUSSELL EDWARDS . . . who handled our copy. MR. JOE URUIBI . . . who took all our advertising pictures. MISS HELEN TAPPER . . . who gave good advice and help when it was needed. Thank you for being such a wonder- ful sponsor and holding the staff together. In fact I want to thank all the faculty . , .you were so helpful and understanding. The Student Body . . . who was so cooperative. The Advanced Typing Classes . . . who helped us meet our deadline. And especially the Staff . , . whose efforts, faithfulness, and hard work were combined to put out this year's annual. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF VV, , . 4.4. .'It'?5 rwmfa' 5, 1f?f4f'M M341 2' .f wg?-sifix: V APW Q56 m M nr '59 5.-S' 1: 5' , M25 U3 :df 2411 fr. HL.