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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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Classroom Chatter Wages 38 - 479 lPages 16 - Senior Big Talk 37? Our Organizations Say it With Service lPc1ges 48 - 711 . ' fl ffw -. . Whisper Talk and Yell ' e lPcnges 72 - 97l ' -'a V .,...., :IEZ an A arlra rar - i Q iiii:ii i ' sig Actions Speak for 0ur Activities lPc1ges 98 - llll Speaking With Authority v M M. Q4 Q , 4 .J 7' ,4 K ,er fy ' 1 , ,4f'f.!:f4 ' ,, ,, 1 'fZfiE? f ,N ' .HVW , fyw-W gi-xy - pw' W ww ' 1 U E 1 . f I, N 15 . K, Q .M MR. W. BRUCE KIRKPATRICK, Principal Not only the whole school but the whole nation is talking and has been talking since the launching of Sputnik. The talk ranges from science to politics and includes the American system of education. Some of the talk is justifiably critical and changes are certain to occur in many areas. It is equally certain, however, that some things will never change. Steadfast belief in our democratic ideals and adherence to high standards of scholarship and citizenship will characterize John Marshall High School in the future as in the past. MR. W. BRUCE KIRKPATRICK The ' peak with . but are Kindl and F S S ' . - ' s i-Q. ii, . si s f' . Q 3 F .Q . , . MISS DOROTHY RAKESTRAW Girls' Vice Principal MR. JOHN POSA Head Counselor N xv COUNSELORS - Mr. Posu, Miss Anderson, Mr, Holffrerich, Mr. Halford, Miss Feemcm. nd Always are Ready ur Problems to Share Ain. CLERKS - Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Te Groen, Mrs, Perticord, Mrs. Schweikert, Mrs. Frozin, Mrs. Archey, Miss Webb. .X m X , MR. RlCHARD COOPER Boys' Vice Principal MR. CARLETON ROBERTS T0'ki'19 if Over- Atfendcmce Office 9 STUDENT COURT The student Court met during the second period of every day under the supervision of Mr. Ralph Johnston cmd Mr. Bartley Sims. The court, consisting of six girls and six boys, has a steady iob trying to keep the student body's merits correct and seeing that fair trials are given to all. The chief iustices ofthe Student Court were Steve Cool lW'58l and Pat Drennan lS'58l. W'58 STUDENT COURT - Row 'l: J. Ernst, D. Treiman, J. Gordon, P. Richardson, L. Wintner, J. Whyte, S. Cool. Row 2: R. Hess, M. Hittelman, K. House, Mr. Johnston, V. Tanner, B. Bates. S'58 STUDENT COURT 1 Row 'lz B. Baker, J. Van Maanen, E, Calvin P. Drennan, P. Bluff. Row 2: Mr. Sims, B. Coltrin, D. Denham, T Elerding, Mr. Jah.1sten, C. Simon, J. Whyte. erit Recover and tudent Court Helped Man tudents, We're Glad to Report MERIT RECOVERY BOARD The Merit Recovery Board enables students to make up merits by working for certain periods. This board is made up of students elected by the Leadership Class. They work every day during nutrition in helping and gfding students in getting iobs and explaining how Merit Recovery works. More students would find it to the'r advantage to participate in the Merit Recovery program in order to maintain a higher honorary stand- uno. MERIT RECOVERY BOARD 1 Row T: J. Perelson, M. Schneider, D. Higley, J. Bedard, B. Baker. Row 2: B. Valdez, K. House, J. Hillyord, M. Hittlcman, D. Helt. BOARD OF RPRESENTATIVES - Row 'l: H. Byssing M. Rosenblum, C. Brooks, J. Feldstein, M. Schneider, J. Quinn, J. Holden, S. Gonzales, S. Driver, D. McMath Row 2: P. Bluff, B. Bravender, Y. Contessotto, C. Kemp J. McConnell, T. DeMaria, E. Negrete, C. Ey, L. Ross .l. Miller, C. Larson. Row 3: J. Miller, R. Miller, T Aroney, C.Grogan, S. Hutchinson, D. Chavez, C. Kiele B. May, C. Barnhart, D. Irwin. Row 4: E. Tuttle, T Nossif, G. Humbert, S. Shapiro, J. Mclntosh, L. Rovetti J. Hendricks, J. Bischoff, K. House, T. Antenorcruz. S'58 BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES -- Row 1: J. AI- toon, C. Brooks, P. Dodds, D. Jaehn, S. Bourne, R Cholakian, S. Jacobs, M. Kozai, C. Mount, J. Osipow Row 2: N. Huntley, P. Hunt, D. McMath, S. Leonard L. Shapiro, N. Richardson, R. Rath, C. Kemp, E. Ne- Jiminez. Row 3: C. Felice, M. Butler, P. Allen, Mi Tirodo, D. Rudin, R. Martinez, J. Miller, P. Webb, R. Grod, R. Mathern, B. Bravender, R. Castro, R. Miller, grete, M. Persh, C. Grogan, E. Colvin, S. Driver, J M. Peterson, D. Jasso, B. Altaffer. Row 4: B. West M. Bennett, S. Cooper, R. Reed, T. Elderding, C. Kings: bury, L. Rovetti, J. Vincenti, J. Hendricks, J. Mclntosh V. Dandridge, J. Brumfielcl, J. Yates, K. Josselyn. 1 CUSTODIANS - Row 'l: Clarence Running, Lovie ln- grcxm, L'llie Bell Adams, Florence Roberson, Joe Anna Cafeteria - Row T: C. Bramon, C. Jackson, l. Mason. Saw, Herschel Pendleton. Row 2: Paul Bedrosian, Mr. Row 2: B. Sloan, F. Riggins, M. Clary. Row 3: G. Wil- Palnor, James Oliver, Charles Beeks, Alphonse Johne liamsan, S. Guyot. sfon, Israel Sidney. :Qi r E c , 5 , YQ t , Sify vi -L: ey. ,- if L 3 S 52 . -M--use x r c FLORENCE YIP LILY CHURUKIAN Treasurer Secretary Wll.l.A FREED Associate Treasurer Leadership and Council Had Many a Debate sims Wire STAN SHAPIRO VIRGINIA ZIADY Boys' Vice President Girls' Vice President STEVE MATLIN-W'58 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT An education is one of the most priceless gifts we can receive. lt gives us a better understanding of ourselves and the world in which we live. Our school offers us many advantages. In addition to developing our educational background, it provides for social and athletic activities. ln addition to dances, plays, and athletics we have clubs that promote our education and cater to our interests. A person can find many opportunities for recreation suited to his interests and abilities. Our education and activities at Marshall don't iust happen, they are care- fully planned for our benefit. They are planned by people who are dedicated to making Marshall a place of education and enioyment. We will always be indebted to the faculty and administration for their guidance and their efforts to provide us with unlimited opportunities. KATHY HOLZEMER Barrister Editor W'58 STUDENT COUNCIL - Row 'lz C, Mount, P. Chase, S. Golden, L. Woodward, B. Shackelford, D. Asimow. Row 2: J. Bunyan, DAVID ROGSTAD M. Fukushima, W. Freed, S. Shapiro, V. Ziady, S. Matlin, L. Churukian, F. Yip, Mrs. Anderson. Row 3: L. Levitt, P. Siegel, M. Nasatir, J. Birch, D. Odell, J. Speed, P. Romoli, B. Erbsen, E. Friedman. I2 Minute Men President E I i i ROSEMARY ALLEN BECKY BORKGREN PEGGY CHASE i Colonial President Girls' League A-I2 Student President Council RICHARD CHOLAKIAN STEVE COOL BARRY ERBSEN X B-I2 Class Chief Justice, B-I2 Student t President Student Court Council S Y fi ALAN FOGELMAN ELLIOTT FRIEDMAN BERNARD HILBERMAP President NFL A-I2 Student A-I2 Class Council President f ii 1 PAUL LINNESTAD MARIE MASSON BARBARA McDONOUGH MIKE NASATIR DIANE ODELL ROSEMARY OELRICH SUSAN PENN Exchange Student Exchange Student CHS President B-12 Student B-I2 Student Continental Minute Maid COUr1Cll Council President President Qi Q Q X X Nlihfr 'MN' Will' X Nav! PAUL SIEGEL JACQUE SPEED HELGA STAIGER DAVE TREIMAN RAY WALICK LINDA WOODWARD HAPPY ZAVACK A-I2 Student A-I2 Student CSF President Blue Tide Lettermen's B-I2 Student Head Cheerleader Council Council Editor President Council I3 ROSEMARY ALLEN Minute Maids President PAT DRENNAN Chief Justice ALAN FOGELMAN A-I2 Student Council Y ,X . KEN HOUSE A-I2 Student Council 142' DAVE ALLSWANG N.F.L. President MARY DUNCAN Girls' League Uh MEG FUKUSHIMA Continental President Z ,W-.W ..., i fs 10 fi X ne LARRY JACOBS Lettermen President T17 ALICIA PAREDES PHII- ROMOLI A-I2 Student B-I2 Student Council Council I .Il P J nw Q, I ROBERT BERG Minute Men President BARRY ERBSEN A-I 2 Class President KATHY HOLZEMER Barrister Editor SHERRY KAUFMAN BONNIE KEEFER PAUL LINNESTAD MARIE MASSON DIANE ODELL B-I2 Student B-I2 Class Exchange Student Exchange Student A-I2 Student Council President Council M ,, 'i ' vwi1f1Z r?f'?f' - Xwfvwr rw 1 f i .L I .Q E, , , 3 I ' ,I ., I .A I3'Iils?',.. ly R ,rrzr H 2 X My ' I ll H L, Q., 'ww DIANA ROWE VIRGINIA TANNER DAVE TREIMAN BOB VALDEZ JOHN WHITLEY B-I2 Student C.H.S. President Blue Tide A+I2 Student A-II Student Council Editor Council Cgunqil RGOSEMARY OELRICH Colonial President BW? KM' y A,,A BD VERLY BATES SUZI HUTCHINSON RICHARD CHOLOKIAN WILLA FREED Secretary Girls' Vice President Boys' Vice President Treasurer MIKE NASATIR-STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT The many fun-filled activities that we have had this semester have been the result of fine teamwork and cooperation between students and faculty. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Leadership class, the Student Council and all the students who shared in planning and working out our activities this year. Our Marshall faculty and ad- ministration also deserve our gratitude and praise for devoting their time and energy in helping us make our activities successful. But the real credit must gorto our Marshall student body, who, with their spirit and enthusiastic participation, made the semester of S'5B a memorable one for all of us. JUDY MARKOFF Associate Treasurer S9 3 Continued to Plan and to D0 iving Their Best in erving the Blue S'5B STUDENT COUNCIL - Row 'I: B. Bates, B. Fuss, H. Lieboff, S. Kaufman, N. Wedge, M. Rosenblum, M. Nasatir Row 2 INNDA WOODWARD A. Paredes, D. Donnelly, G. Chandler, R. Cholokian, D. Roberts, D. Rowe, R. Croft, A. Fogelman. Row 3: W. Freed, B Valdez C5 F President D. Odell, P. Romoli, K. McKenzie, M. Gale, E. Wilson, K. House, M. Poppers, J. Markoff, S. Hutchinson. Q9 'V Big alk x, 53 -z, f A A-4M,,,,..1-. 1:4-a Y M-- 'f -KM - ' 4' , ' if is i A 5 il ' - -N A E L-V Y--Yi ' M ' - -AY. ' , M., . , , - .-1 I in-H----FQ V ' NYJ-4l?Q I' 1 '-' ' X - A Vvgv A-.W in X ll . . - Q . aft, ,Xl L1 L 3 N I, nl' '1 ' X A :V . fe . ? ' , ' f wi' J L gk, - .ii . fi' 'F' 9 3 f' X I.- J W 2 AQ 3 K iw 5 KS A f J L rv f YE-4- A is is Wm bf if 9 1 Y M Q1 as , 3 W.. fi W gs? '. Y Kiss W 3 . V 8 n ' w 'iw' if u ?' Q-'lf 1 Cf ', Fw A A ,fn ,, -.az W! , . Us ,V an rw f ,Af-X. A I W cpe, ,, .,.. , , R s X . ef. . . 2 ' Y I i ' Sy , L... W'58 CLASS OFFICERS - D. Viets, B. Hilberman, P. Gardner, L. Campan, J. Bischoff. peaking of eniors, What Have We Here? The Mighty ereurians in their enior Year Though a small class, the Winter graduates have many accomplish- ments to their credit. On their various student-faculty committees they developed a closer unity which helped when planning class activities. The Mercurians sponsored a Christmas proiect which provided canned fruit and six Christmas dinners for needy families and they conducted a fine campaign for the recovery of stolen library books. Bernard Hilberman, Class President, helped the Student Body greatly with his excellent organization ofthe class and his invaluable service which provided busses to the football games. ln addition to their service record, the Mercurians had a lot of fun at their social activities like their Senior Breakfast and Picnic. Their Senior Prom and Grad Night added much to the colorful end of their high school careers. Irwin Alber Gary Allen Pol Allward Louie Arbolida Don Baker lee Balicki Sherron Barber Herb Barrish .lo Ann Bennett Jim Bischoff Ruth Ellen Black Becky Borkgren Valerie Brooks Ronnie Brown Larry Byrd Leonie Campan Roberf Carson Peggy Chase Lily Churukian .lack Colwell Bill Comporl Steve Cool Vicky Corlinez Gary Craig NW WNW' C-IVY CFOH George Dobler Wesley Elerding Shirley Elliott Alex Fierro Margie Fierro Feiiy Gardner Laurence Goldman Judie Goldstone Stella Gonzales Pele Granados Barbara Green T:f1 Hanlon Eleanor Hargrove Dave Hathway Bernard Hilberman Ed Horowitz Paul Howard LIFE CS.F. - Row 1: D. Rogslad, M. Lynn, L. Churukian, B. Hilber- man. Row 2: P. Siegel, R. Wong, S. Maflin, l. Alber. Ill fl Glen Jarvis Karl Jessinghaus Judith Johnson Pal McCombs Barbara McDonough Janice McMoran Phillis Morgan Yolanda Munoz Leonard Munshowef I M !...,w, Q we 1 f K as WV f- ,- ff .- 'Q x.,.,L L f ,,. , . , ' y' AJ .. I ,T , g -- I , Y f Jf.:f'2? ff D' vzkcwj-I i 1. Af, ' .l on-j:'.5,gi If 4 f J..-!,v,z, ' ' ,N A Xf'3, - Y 1 4'Cf . J 'C ' f z W ML ,,3i, Q ' v' 912.4 S 'ET' 5 ff lm Marion Owen Glen Owens Susie Penn Eddie Pefel Olivia Rigillo David Rogsfad Judy Roth Paul Rofondi Carole Searl Leon Segall Wolfgang Sens Sian Shapiro Terry Shaw Frances Shell Paul Siegel Judith Singleton Virginia Spain Jacque Speed Helga Slaiger Bruce Story Lorenzo Tapia Madcleno Tapia Gloria Tepper Jim Thompson Patsy Walker Ray Wallick Susan Warschaw Mike Wild 22,W.- ,awe a W. ,M S 1 Mary Rubin Pat Ruscitti David Ruscon Ronnie Sanders BASHFUL BARRISTERS John Bateson Clifford Brannon John Geiger Jacquelyn Hooker Terry Jennings EPHEBIANS - H. Slaiger, S. Matlin, B. Hilberman, L. Churvkian. Josephine Perez Juanita Peterson Penny Ramey Bruce Ramsay John Rasmussen Sheilia Schmdlack Jack Myers Scott Nelson Delia Nunez linda Schiesswohl Ralph Smith Clarence Stewart 'llt'l,'!i!i'lll l'il'lilt all Sylvia Strong -me 4 Allen Reich Richard Schneider Kiyo Tomiycmg Roy Tress Dolores Trujillo Bob Velek Mike Velez Diana Viets Leslie Wimer Ralph Wong Florence Yip Robert Zavack Virginia Ziady Ronald Metz 23 S'58 CLASS OFFICERS - E. Novoa, B. Baldwin, W. Johnson, B. Erbsen, N. Richardson. The summer graduating class can look back with satisfaction at the close of three years in John Marshall High School, During their senior year, the lmperials, by more participation, established closer ties between the students and their elected student government. Such groups as the Board of Representatives and Student Council enioy tremendous improvement. During the lmperials' last semester, Mar- shall elected to become a pilot school in Los Angeles for a statewide evaluation program. One of the hardest working groups concerned in this program was a committee of senior students with Mrs. Frances Anderson and Miss Dorothy Rake- straw as faculty advisors. Along with their various service proiects for the school, the lmperials enjoyed themselves at their social activities and a close feeling of comradeship between class members made their senior year a memorable one. Robert Acosta Frank Aguirre Ellen Akawie Anthony Albert Lucille Allen Rosemary Allen David Allswang Rimvydas Ambraziunas Astrid Anderson Roy Anderson Richard Angell Henry Armiio Nicholas Armiio Patricia Asarello James Audetle Vazgen Babaian Linda Baffa Bonnie Baker Charlotte Baker Bonnie Baldwin William Barr Jean Batch Mariean Bateman Beverly Bates 'Www 'U'-Wares-21 Nukem H -my MQ., v....L 7Z ... ?' 'KW--fy 5 W LIFE C.H.S. 1 Row 'l: E. Williams, M. Schneider, A. Revlis, A. Perez P. lvanoff, P, Giblin, R. Cholakian, M. Kohn, W. Johnson, E. Colvin B. Reid, L. Moeller, M. Baleman. Row 2: J. Whyle, C. Wiseman L. Philipsen, J. Ernsl, J. Gualberli, R. Allen, L. Baffa, R. Ray, A Paredes, D. Guslas, J. Reeder, S. Powers, I. Demenljev, N. Spillman Row 3: D. Allswang, P. Drennan, S. Hurchinson, B. Baker, D. Schullz B. Erbsen, B. Baldwin, L. Blakeslee, N. Richardson, J. Miller, A Anderson, S. Yee. Row 4: D. Odell, P. Bluff, V. Tanner, K. House N. Taylor, R. Mendelson, R. Johnson, M. Woodland, J. Stephens M. Hillelman, B. Levings, C. Craven, H. Goldberg. Row 5: J. Gordon R. Thayer, D. Rule, J. VanMaanen, R. Hess, J. Hillyard, R, Hess M. Panchino. yi .. 6' 1 r. . I5 gy lla Mae Cain Zoya Chernova Gary Conkle James Campbell Richard Cholakian Dolly Cooper I 1 1 1 I 1 1 . -Nw' 4 ' . as 'f -.Q A . r , ' in .sl M A' , I . A I J A J ' 1- 'Y 1 ' Sandra Campbell Annetle Colbert Barbara Cosla I 1 N51 1--P George Beal Earl Behrendt Suzanne Beiller Jessie Bohannon Ray Borkman Rick Brigham Beverly Brunswick Ed Buchak Margaret Bullock Loralee Canida Delores Coleman Judy Costello Gail Cannucciari Roger Collins Carolyn Craven suv' Slan Cerveny Bill Callrin Ruby Crowson . F 'Z ,i il.. 'i ii. . V si'-.N W . . Jqgg. . ,, ,M . ,s . e fares. e - XXX. - 3,-.L-s:y.5:f,f 'hr' 4 ,. -,3,a,4,,w, .sv . , A ,A-il? g . r , -Q Robert Berg Alice Brooks David Burleigh fs. 1 ' - 'iiiiifzixfzv Mary Bias Stephen Brotman Thomas Burns Charles Berger Jeffrey Brooks Ann Burleig h Abdalla Chala Elaine Colvin Carol Cummings Dennis Bird Louis Brown Margaret Byrd Lynn Blakeslee Lynn Bruck Claudette Chagnon Patricia Bluff Erik Brunskow Ana Cabo E E S u E a S E 2 7 K S 4- el ...A Lynda Chambers David Chavez EPHEBIANS - Row 'l: S. Hutchinson, B. Bates, R. Allen, Dennig Calwell Peggy Comes B. Baldwin, L. Blakes-lee. Row 2: M. Nasatir, R. Hess, P. Pamela Currado Susan Curtis Drennan, D. Rule, D. Allswang. 27 Q 4 ' + 'HN A 2 X it . ig , M ,. 'B 'L ,,. ,Nga I - .mkne -.W 1, I 77' , -Q ' .s Q 'X Q.. , YZ? Beverly Dahl Gary Dargert :W . ' if me if 'Q x if V I Fl! Donald Darrie Donald Douglas Patricia Drennan Mary Duncan PCQQY Gladson Helen Goldberg Louis Gruber Joyce Gualberti 1-'Q Paul Feinzimer Patrick Frith-Smith Linda Goldberg Danute Guslas E Zqhgvg Dqghef Hayden Davis Ronald Decker Doris Ebner Carol Egenes Hvffiel EllSW0l'fl'1 v X fs :ff r 'T' Sylria Ferdinand Martha Fletcher Alan Fogelman Bonnie Fuller Darene Fulton Roger Fulton cw f' F Q A tr if i s 'i'-:???r.',l'fi S A , , 47 Lois Goldstein Robert Gondell Fred Gooriian Madeline Haddix Stephany Hain George Hakopian ,gay Mdry Deem Theresa De Maria lna Demenliev Denny Denham Barry Erbsen Jacqueline Ernst lris Falzboi Sandra Farber 'N Elaine Fong Maria Fonseca Sharon Frank Lorraine Franzen Norma Gadberry Donald Galloway Joan Ganlz Manuel Garcia ,.-...-1.-QJT.-..f -Y...-1-,-.-if-J i. ..-.JW V.. ..,,gm - 3 LQ 'vm 5 'CWB' e ri G l 3 l 1 5 l 2 i 1 3 i Ju,-ed Gordon William Grist Richard Grod Margarel Grove Elhel Hall Lynn Hallacy Hugh Hammond linda Harris Stanley Frederick Willa Freed Mary Garcia Palricia Giblin idk Q x -. .sas is wif? i s l l ' l x gl Q ,V 1 s A 'QS wi 5 x l' x J A qs'-P' U! X gels.. Qi-r--Y .,,,,. 49-0 ., .ww w as Y. S . viii? fx ,w . v 1.5 Susan Harris Gerald Headlee Douglas Helgesen Donna Hell Robert Hess Richard Hess Maior Hicks Donna Higley Louis Hidalgo Diana Hill Alan Hillebrechl John Hillyard JoAnn Hipp Martin Hiflelman Kathleen Holzemer Beverly Horowitz Jimmie House Kenneth House Michael Howard Nancy Hsueh Howard Humphrey Susanne Hulchinson Paulyne lvanoff Richard Jaime l 'iffy-ty qAq, , L ss. 4, ,V,,.b:::: 5 , 4?'5f'if ,,- ..,,. ...,. . f V A-,iv fx H ff' ii - Laurence Jacobs Pauline Kaauamo Sandra Kline Francis Jennings Aili Kaups Melvyn Kohn Wayne Johnson Margaret Kennedy Raymond Kolts William Levings Paul Linnestad Patricia Lipton Diane Lomas Francisco Lopez Victor Lowinger ,fa , . ..-'1y,:,, K A 7,1 in . , Q , , ,mi Roger Johnson Susan Kester Richard Lesco lc! Barbara Jones Patricia Kirkland Lynn Levant Vs. ffgg H+ -,W msifi. .J Nr. aim 1 f vez... -1' L z E.: .. Q hw, M5 ff' . if A ,bf 1 'gy 43' l .. at .. i'ixi . l of 4 iq if wx- Kenneth Josselyn Kathryn Kitching Norman Levine LIFE C.S.F. - Row 1: M. MacDonald, T. Moore, D. Odell, J. Reeder, N. Richardson, B. Bates, l. Dementiev. Row 2: Miss Feeman, P. Drennan, D. Helt, B. Baldwin, L. Woodward, J. Whyte, P. lnanoff. Row 3: P. Plagens, J. Mclntosh, R. Hess, J. VanMaanen, H. Rorick D. Denham, D. Allswang. 1 31 Wfjjf 2...-' x Olivia Lucero Rachel Luian Rober? Luthardl Marilyn MacDonald Marilyn MacRae Benny Malone Marie Masson Daurice Masteller Annelle Meisner v 1 , . V Ayn' l'-I' K-I i, u V H' ii ll X i 4 17i .l -1 ,.. L ., A I l,ili uf. A L K' will 'ills - 111- if llllillwl L V, fl HM ','- -Ati 1, i y Fil ax, ,X M .- ,,, 1 V .1 1,1 .lm L .wi 'PEW' H' iw' ' N ,399 Q .nz-Q - f2g1ia'F5l9l'l!y3l' 4l!' 1 ' .J L. .- J .L frm fw J L+ iaswwir l iffli J Kem: up . is , nf ' '..:'f 'Liz -. 1 2.-3'.'i- - ' f., x I ,,,,,5,g,-.aggf Ljgglgwlr x 'L lu!! 'gy ,.- , 3 E. Lf :Fi 1 . .' Z' I :li 'W' - 4 nl' 1 , 1 A 4 4- - fi 1 M A L 45 'g.,ff05 A-imjagf gf: 'za f ' 572- ' 5: we g.:':.:k, y Tiff df'vg,11u,1Il -1 -P :' A -1 -I 5' '1,,g-4525221952211 ' ' rf - A Ei ' 7 1 L' E1 , ' X- J ,L if , XX xo .. V' Nil, 'M K . , .ln V ' 'JT' X l L 5 John Lyon Diana Malone Robert Mendelson , L X-ab X Y 'M K Tom Lyon Harry Manos Natalie Mendoza Jean McConnell Richard Mark Norma Messick 4? Toni Moore Ross Olsen Anna Perez ilu. Jaleh Modiallal Judy Osipow Guadalupe Perez Laine Moeller Diane Odell John Perrolti J 1 5 1 im Mclnlosh oger Marlenson :lckie Miller ke Nasafir ndra Opden 'bara Pefrovich Holly Mclnlire Hugh MacDonald Frank Mosley Geraldine Massman Juanelle Miller Laurie Mills Benilo Nauseda Eslella Negrete Ruth Norris Esther Novocl Chqrlone Nygord Lenora Oxford Robert Pacheco Ronny Padua Mario Pancino Alicia pmedes Douglas Pefzold Lloydeen Philipsen Bob Phipps Pete Plogens Ann pong,-em Proms cave their Magic . . . Roberta Postel Nick Rasil -F-lf, A 455' Allyne Revlis Joel Rice Huck Rorick Jackie Rosenberg NR Var 1,0- wu- Nancy Richardson Daniel Rule Frank Richardson Carole Rowe Larry Schall Miriam Schneider Marty Silicata Dan Simas Paula Richardson lla Roach Henry Saldana Edith Sanchez Dennis Schultz Bev Scott Stuart Simen Ronnie Simpson Dick Potzner Don Ray A. l ,. David Roberts Sally Saunders Vivian Sechter Doug Slocombe X95 is l Bernard Powell Sharon Powers Ruby Ray Kathie Reasoner 3 n Linda Roberts Dave Rogers Gary Sauter Annette Savickas lx , Z Q ,el 1 3 gk fl I A I f y Q. 40 ww lx 5 Ken Seino Dave Shafer louie Smaldino Gerald Smith A ,,, , ...r::.1 . Kathy Quigley Ralph Reed Raymond Romero Julie Schaefer Nancy Raabe Jackie Reeder Judy Randall Billie Reid Chuck Sharpe Penny Shea Andy Shiozqkl Roger Smith Charles Snead Gordon Snider J-2' 1 . Q .A inn, 79 'Yun John Sommers Lindo Specht Nancy Spillman Kathy Sponseller Ken Suddleson Mark Sunday Virginia Tanner Erwin Tauh Jean Torre Dave Treiman Don Treiman Steve Tsuboi Joan Stephens Norman Taylor Bettyann N Unger A' ir af CW' 2, 0 .... '15, L. Joe Stevens Seymour Tenenblott Harry Vandervelde '15 ,W Manuel Vejar Virgina Vick Lynette Warner Rickey Weiner Linda Wilcox Tim Wilhelm Elizabeth Williams Harold Williams JoAnne Wolfe Kennedy Wong U., AA, u1,, in .- . .U , 1 ,,.1 f I 9 9 Laraine Stine Robert Thayer Jim VanMaanen , - Q .uma ,. T. : V' 31-.Q ..,, 1 . 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QW ,.,,,, , ., ,.-nm: , ,X Avg, fy - ' va za. 12.2345 SOCIAL STUDIES DRIVER EDUCATION Class Room Chatter and Recreation Mrs. Anderson Miss Craig Mr, Ed d Mr. Finstad Mr, Hanks Mr. Konish Mr. Neef Mr. Sims Mrs. Va Esss Mr. Weymann YQ wg-:V E agp? ff:,.Q I, 'LBIJI If I -f-14' 'Sf I I I I , BUSINESS EDUCATION Mrs. Banning Mr. Dobricxn Mrs, Hallin Chairman Mrs, Kennedy Miss Lamb Mrs. Shishimo Mr. Wachs Driver Education and Recitation Miss Webster Mrs. Bollinger Chairman Miss Liliedohl Miss Kcdner Sw-fs. 'NR-1 BRAILLE ENGLISH Mrs. Bookmcn Miss Coleman uestions, Answers, Conversations Mrs, Baldwin Chcirmon Mr. B M B h ff M F M F g M K iss eeman rs. l l ,Y to Mrs. Oelrich Mrs. Aguliu Miss de Chumplon Chain-mum Mrs. Keshishicm Mr. Valdivia Historf Lessons, Conjugations Mr. Clmsmun Miss Clark Mrs. CrclwIeY M555 Nofziger Mr. Rozowsky Mrs. Rogers I 1 ' jf ,- ffg, 'qw I A -. TIMID TEACHERS Miss B. Anderson Science Mr. Buehler Science Mr. Donnally Chairman Social Sludies Mr. Hurley Socicxl Sfudies Mr. Mcxrgucci Physical Educcilion Mr. Van Pell Uhysicol Education 124 F fn! 'K-. 43 lt . s L: ccil 'V 'Qi SCIENCE Mrs. Lowell Mr. Bogie Mr. Glassmcm 44 Chairman Mr, H Atoms, Mass and Energies 6. i 4 X133 fd, f X x oltfrerich Mr. Welbo ,PIA Miss Towles Mrs. Gordon Charimon I A Nairn Miss Rodos Mrs. Taylor GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION HEALTH OFFICE I wb -I 'iid :YK 1,5 Q Q , E -'f Y' , :jCi,.1:351 4 m,:' 1 Mrs. Swinney Health, Physique and Calories BOYS' PHYSIC L EDUCATION isefli' Mr. Aurand Mr. Dill Mr. Winfield Mr. Yeomon fhnirmnn W and Y Proof ml PI Mr. McConnell Chairman Mr, Curtis A ?fHf f 'Y 5132 AL INDUSTRIAL ARTS ART Artists Musicians Librarians,EuT00 Mrs. Fitzpatrick Mr. Uribe Mr, Evans M UBRARY Topp MUSKI Say It With Service 'E ', av Ax i MQW. NX ' ffafjfff ,, , Y N Z .Q M G f v, Q Id Q ' 71 S , k X iv . xx ff 1 'LZ' 0.4 .- bf, , V QAJ 322-M 'I, PZ5'Q.:l YT' Now ay It With ervice in All the grades Sa .'x! VA W'58 MINUTE Row 'lz B. Borkgren, P. if Chose, V. Cortinez, F. Yip. Row 2: L. Churukicn V Q V. Zicdy, O. Rigillo, Miss Rakestraw S. Penn. MINUTE MAIDS Ready for service ata minute's notice . , . these are our Minute Maids. They keep our trophies gleaming bright in the main entrance, answer the switchboard in the main office, and serve at banquets. They do all the little things which add up to big service. Leading the Minute Maids in W'58 was Olivia Rigillo, and in the spring, Rosemary Allen. Miss Dorothy Rakestraw was sponsor. 51 ses ff- ei, S'S8 MINUTE MAIDS - Row T: M. Masson, S. Hutchinson, S. Powers, D. Odell, J. Ernst, A. Anderson, M. Duncan. Row 2: A. Revlis, M. Schneider, L. Moeller, B. Baldwin, J. Whyte, P. Drennan, V. Tanner T. Moore, B. Bates, N. Richardson, R. Allen, Miss Rakestraw, J Reeder, I. Dementiev. 50 For eniors Thereire Colonials, inute Men and Maids 4-Us 42, f s . . VN! W'58 MINUTE MEN - Row 1:S. Cool, E. Friedman, A. Fogel- man, D. Treiman, D. Allswang. Row 2: M. Nasatir, S. Ito, D. Treiman, B. Hilberman. Row 3: R. Berg, D. Rogstad, B. Hess, P. Linnestad, B. Erbsen, S. Mcitlin, J. Mclntosh, D. Rule, R. He's MINUTE MEN The highest step of service for Senior boys is the Minute Men. Raising the flag and painting the garbage cans are part of their work, but the most important is taking care of the Military Mail for our alumni in the services. Their main fund-raising event of the year came in March, as our Men turned into Mice to provide the Mickey Mouse theme for the annual talent show. Presidents were Dave Rogstad in the fall, and Bob Berg in the spring. Mr. Richard Cooper was their sponsor. S'58 l'.'lfNUTE MEN - Row 1: R. Berg, J. Mclntosh, P. Linnestad, R. Hess. Row 2: K. Suddleson, R. Starr, D. Treimcn, D. Allswang, M. Nasatir, A. Fogelman, B. Erbsen, R. Cholakian. Row 3: J. Hillyard, D. Rule, R. Hess, M. Poncino, H. Sigmond, R Udko, K. House. 51 W'58 CONTINENTALS - Row 'l: M. Fukushima, K. Shintani, C. Brooks, J. Cipriano, S. Kaufman, K. Hirota, R. Udko, R. Oelrich, D. Rowe, M. Hoke, M. Davis, F. Levin, B. Roy, T. Beitelman, C. Margolin, T. Daniels, B. Hanafusa. Row 2: M. Laska, B. Meeks, D. Lifshin, B. Goodman, S. Peterman, J. Mann, M. Hastings, A. Weber, J. Turner, J. Gordon, K. Abramow, A. Poppers, M. Persh, L. Ross, T. Rapport, C. Bull, M. Musso, M. Pinker, P. Gentry, E. Moll. Row 3: A. Marquis, M. Cooper, J. Shea, C. Grogan, R. Churukian, N. Huntley, O. Harris, S. Golden, V. Balog 1 V. Fischer, M. Leaf, F. Tom, J. Badard, B. Keefer, J. Arnold, B. Keith, B. Fuss, D. Peters, S. Threw, C. DeMiriian, M. Murakami, Y. Con- tessotto. Row 4: Mr. Konish, L. Bobo, M. Markytan, J. Taylor, B. Anthony, S. Brady, C. Kiele, J. Chung, C. De Silveira, J. House, R. Bodwell, H. Briggs, T. Lathrop, V. Healy, J. Speed, H. Saulsberry, J. Lundquist, J. Painter, J. Moss. CONTINENTALS Who kept the halls quiet at noon? Who sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance? Who donated a turkey dinner to a needy family at Christmas? Who worked in the cafeteria selling to hungry students? Of course! The Continentals! Who led them? Rosemary Oelrich and Meg Fukushima, with Mr. Merrill Konish, sponsor. Eleventh Graders an Posts in Hall and afe l W'58 COLONIALS 1 Row 'lz l. Dementiev, J. Ernst, R. Allen, M. Duncan, B. Baldwin. Row 2: M. Masson L Moe Ier, L. Goldberg, S. Hutchinson, J. Whyte, N. Richardson, M. Schneider, S. Powers. Row 3: Miss Rakestrow, L Specht, J. Reeder, A. Anderson, D. Odell, P. Drennan, T. Moore, L. Philipsen, J. Torre. S'58 CONTINENTALS 1 Row 'l: L. Ross, M. Fukushima, M Rosenblum, C. Margolin, F. Levin, C. Baker, J. Komada, B. Hanafusa. Row 2: R. Ernsberger, E. Peskin, S. Lilley, A. Pop pers, M. Murakami, K. Hirota, K. Maxwell, P. Barsumian, N Tanner. Row 3: J. Mann, M, Hastings, R. Rath, C. Chase, A. Weber, J. Arnold, R. Churukian, P. Blackmun, N. Huntley, J. Moss, Y. Contessotto. Row 4: T. Rapport, J. Yamamura J. Haberman, M. Leaf, L. Runyon, S. Welstand, T. Jamison J. Taylor, M. Markytan, P. Snyder, J. Shea, F. Tom. S'58 CONTINENTALS - Row 1: M. Popov, K. Shinlani, D Asimow, B. Giella, E. Bruck, H. Lieboff, C. De Miriian, P lshitani, M. Chala. Row 2: L. Beaty, B. Parker, C. Bull, P Gentry, M. Laska, L. Schneck, M. Persh, B. Meeks, K. Sumi M. Burks. Row 3: S. Dinitz, J. Turner, B. Fuss, J. Speed, P Gorelick, M. Cooper, L. Ross, C. Grogan, O. Harris, D. Ken nedy. Row 4: E. Moll, J. Kaplan, J. Kanner, J. Thompson, E Gogol, J. House, C. Lazar, J. Lundquisl, J, Chung, T. Aroney Continentals Enlisted, The 're Busy Each Da COLONIALS Full of service and pep, our Senior B girls served as Colonials. This year, under Rosemary Allen and Rosemary Oelrich, they co-sponsored with the Lettermen, the Howdy Hop, served at banquets, worked as office helpers, and sponsored a Cotton 'n' Cord Day booth and parade entry. Miss Dorothy Rakestraw was their advisor. S'58 COLONIALS - Row 'l: C. Brooks, S. Kaufman, R. Oelrich, J. Perelson, T. Daniels. Row 2: S. Threw, B. Keefer, S. Golden, M. Davis, V. Balog, M. Hoke, D. Rowe. W'58 VOLUNTEERS - Row l: C. Dintrone, J. Bates, B. Phillips, O. Ash, M. Bridge, J- DODOVGD, 3- THOMPSON' B Fessenden, B. Howell, M. Carnes, M. Poppers, J. Feldstein, E. Gogol, D. Rudin, C. Stephens, S. Ball. Row 22 A Glenn, D. Elvira, M. Kozai, R. Elder, D. Webster, K. McDevitt, S. Reeder, N. Tanner, J. Kopp, M. Mendelson, A Salanga, D. Berry, D. Ogden, V. Randall, D. Asimow, J. Altoon, E. Herrera, M. POPOV, R- Brunner. Row 3: L Jepson, B. Simon, C. Baker, S. Small, S. Russon, I. Hassen, F. Brigham, S. Lilley, K. Brant, M. Peterson, J. KGPR-ln J. Haberman, P. Gorelick, H. Jaime, S. Laemmle, K. Maxwell, S. Wruck, J. Bunyan, K. Marwood, O. Romero, H Liebaff, B. Woodhull, R. Nane. Row 4: S. Dinitz, B. Thayer, K. Keal, L. Wintner, A. Weaver, B. Anderson, B. Buck ner, H. Payne, D. Dunphy, W. Suggs, R. Foster, J. Kuykendall, S. Hale, S. Mill J. Kanner, M. Holter, R. Patnoi, R. Croft, P. Bowden, M. Divina. iken, A. Kent, P. Byrd, H. Lewis ..........., - - if - We if - -2-f - H- f-- ' '4 ' ' VOLUNTEER EXECUTIVE BOARD - Row 'la F. Brigham, V. Yoshii, C. Baker, J. Bun- yan, F. Elemendorf, D. Donnelly, R. Croft. Row 2: J. Longacre, J. Feldstein, N. Tan- ner, M. Rosenblum, H. Lieboff, B. Giella, H. Perlston, O. Romero, K. Brant, L. Levitt. Row 3: D. Maxwell, D. Fox, S. Boll, J. Haberman, J. Kanner, J. Kaplan, C. Young, B. Buckner, C. Lazar, W. Suggs, R. Samuel. 7 'Y s . . . Y. . . . . .. . ,..... .Y . .l,.....,...,,,-,,,- , ,,,.,,-., ,. ..l..-i--l W'5B VOLUNTEERS - Row l: P. Morris, S. Hoshek, V. Yoshii, P. Bilovsky, F. Bates, R. Robinson, R. Samuel, R Carpenter, D. Struck, S. Fox, J. Forker, R. Adams, W. Williams, R. Goodman. Row 2: B. Alber, B, White, J. Komoda B. Giella, J, Longacre, D. O'Donnell, J. Meyers, S. Cohen, E. Peskin, P. Barsumian, M. Burks, C. Pelka, J. Jamison L. Davis, C. Masada, C. Lord, E, Bruck, P. lshitani, D. Goldberg. Row 3: J. Allswang, L. Freedman, S. Barnes, A Koppelman, S. Ascher, T. Aroney, D. Olson, S. Beaty, K, Underwood, C. Monarchy, D. McMath, D. Donnelly S. Kazuko, M. Roche, M. Schulster, B. Silicato, R. Rath, P. Dodds. Row 4: T. Shintani, M. Weisz, J. Lamamura, N Sugimoto, A. Pomerantz, M. Gallagher, B. Rigillo, L. Marr, P. Engelmohr, C. Young, M. Kraft, V. Klishevich, C Lazar, L. Runyon, D. Kennedy, J. Thompson, B. Hansen, C. Bliss, C. Chase, B. Alpert. S'58 VOLUNTEERS - Row 'l: A. Hilberman, B. Alpert, A. Russon, J. Silver, S. Parker, P. Hunt, H. Pearlston, K McDevitt, R. Elder, A. La Moree, S. Laemmle, J. Longacre, L. Lichti. Row 2: K. Brant, N. Wedge, D. Fontaine C. Spreckelson, L. Newton, B. Kleinman, N. Sugimoto, J. Bunyan, M. Peterson, C. Manrachy, C. Pelko, H. Jaime C. Grassel, S. Masada, B. Saltman, R. Kennison. Row 3: K. Mathews, C. Bliss, J. Stroup, K. Underwood, P. Sauter S. Ball, P. Bilovsky, H. Pan, J. Siegel, J. Cenname, J. Scrivner, P. Cascoe, H. Alden, J. Harris, J. Norris. Row 4 C. Lord, M. Tiradon, D. Sabsay, M. Holter, R. Ross, M. Kraft, M. Bennett, R. Foster, J. Nelson, W. Suggs, B. Buck- ner, C. Gooderham, R. Kendis, C. Stephens, R. Barron, D. Kwong. ith Tenth Grade olunteers the ervice Points Start VOLUNTEERS The first step of service at Marshlall is the Volunteers. Helping to coordinate activi- ties at school by serving and selling at football games and advertising activities with posters, these busy workers also had a booth at Cotton 'n' Cord Day. Carol Baker, in the tall, and Judy Bunyon, in the spring, did the iob of coordinating as presidents, with Mr. Edward Dobrian sponsoring. S'58 VOLUNTEERS - Row 'lz B. Altaffer, D. Goldberg, J. Altoon, P. DeHart, M. Johnson, G. Scarborough, L. Hul- chison, F. Elmendorf, R. Brunner, J. Barbour, J. Allswang, B. Alber, B. Kohn. Row 2: E. Herrera, M. Kozai, L. Davis, M. Luke, M. Mendelson, L. Dodds, D. Donnelly, F. Brigham, O. Romero, J. Umezawa, P. Bowden, D. O'Don- nell, S. Reeder, C. Dintrone, R. Sloss, S. Leonard. Row 3: Mr. Dobrian, M. Mocine, E. Charlebois, P. Venola, R. Simen, L. Tanner, R. Croft, D. Fox, S. Wruck, A. Weaver, W. Williams, A. Eisenberg, D. Ricks, F. Wallrich, P. Rob- inson, S. Neff, Row 4: R. Goodman, R. Adams, R. Robinson, D. Brearley, M. McManis, S. Milliken, R. Miller, P. Engelmohr, R. Samuel, D. Struck, B. Anderson, G. Balary, C. Young, H, Rosten, J. Heller, G. Donehoo, B. Thayer, V. Yoshii. if W dns' -ix wg, ...uve A9 W'58 C.S.F. 12th - Row 'l: F. Yip, f'?'f L. Moeller, L. Churukian, J. Ernst, R. Allen, l. Dementiev, S. Powers, A. Paredes, M. Schneider, P. lvanoff. Row 2: B. Baldwin, B. Bates, D, Helt, H. Staiger, J. Whyte, S. Hutchinson, D. Fulton, L. Chambers, J. Reeder, J. Gualberti, N. Richardson, S. Freeman, L. Woodward. Row 3: J. Stevens, A. Fogelman, P. Siegel, S. Maanen, H. Barish, M. Pancino, D. N. Spillman, M. Lynn, K. Wong, D. Allswang, l. Alber, D. Simas, D. Odell, V. Tanner, M. MacDonald. Barber, T. Moore. Row 4: B. Hilberman, T. Albert, R. Wong, S. Matlin, J. Mclntosh, R. Hess, J. Van Rogslad, R. Mendelson, D. Denham, D. Baker. In Helping the chool Each One Does ' His Part W'58 C.S.F. 10th - Row 'l: R. Rudin, P. B Asimow. Row 2: K. Maxwell, S. Lilley, M- BU C. Chase, L. Tallmadge, Miss Feeman. Row Mr. Cross, M. Poppers, P. Moen, S. Welstand. CSF ship Federation. Qualifications include an A minus averf age and a high merit score. Many CSF members this year volunteered for tutoring, others were receptionists in the main entrance, still others worked on the CHS- CSF Assemblies of the year. Miss Ray Feeman spon- sored, while Helga Staiger and Linda Woodward lecl as presidents, - Scholarship is the word in the California Scholar- arsumian, D. rks, A. Kent, 3: E. Tuttle, '99 Q' A i 1 f sv ii-f ' We W'58 C.S.F. 'llth - Row 'l: B. Hanafusa, P. Stern, M. Murakami, B. Meeks, S. Kaufman, J. Mann, M. Persh, C. Margolin, C. Brooks, N. Fukushima, M. Thomas. Row 2: A. Marquis, C. Furedi, M. Davis, V. Balog, S. Tuckman, J. Shea, E. Moll, S. Golden, M. Hoke, D. Gibson, D. Rowe, J. Moss. Row 3: M. Markytan, J. Taylor, P. Allen, J. Lee, W. Fuentes, S. Yellin, A. Mecklenburg, P. Cooper, J. Seidman, J. Lund! quist, L. Bates, Miss Feeman. Row 3: J. Hutton, M. Hinshaw, J. Newmeyer, S. Gerber, H. Sigmond, T. Elerding, M. McDuff, C. Simon, H. Tuttle, L. Berry. C.S.F. EXECUTIVE BOARD: J. Munn, B. Baldwin, L. Scholl, H. Straiger, M V S. Kaufman. There's Honor for Citizenship and oholarship, too If We Should List Everyone and the ork The Do . . . C.H.S. EXECUTIVE BOARD - Row I: B. McDon- ough, M. West, E. Novoa, C. Brooks. Row 2: J. Kaplan, L. Berry, K. House, Mr. Holtfrerich, K. Kit- ching, P. McCombs, J. Speed. W'S8 C. H. S. 'l2th GRADE - Row 'l: A. Revils, J. Osipow, L. Franzen, E. Colvin, S. Powers, A. ..,...:.-W, -H. -v----I -- -'----5-fd-'B- E- V, Cortinez, M. Bateman Row 2: L. Baffa, M. Bullock, B. Bates, T. Moore, J. Gantz, S. Cool, B. Baldwin, J. Miller, S. Yee, P. YV gt I- rung wick, B. McDonough. Row 3: C. Berger, J. Gualberti, B. Costa, J. Stephens, J. McMoran, R. Ray, P. McCombs, B. Borkgren, H. Valger, Colman, L. Canida, J. Torre, M. Lynn. Row 4: K. Tomiyama, E. Williams, D. Schultz, L. Gruber, R. Olson, M. MacDonald, R. Starr, . a'nner K. Holzemer, L. Tapia, H. Manos, L. Scholl, B. Petrovich, V. Ziady, R. Mendelson. Row 5: P. Feinzimef, B' l-eVln95f B- Dull' S' Hams' C Craven, R. Hess, R. Brigham, J. Hillyard, D. Rule, G. Souter, S. Matalin, P. Bluff, D, Odell, F. Gooriian, N- TUYLOV- W'58 C. H. S. 'I'lth GRADE 1 Row 'l: M. Fukushima, S, Mason, C. Morgolin, F. Levin, S. Harrison, C. De Miriian, M. Geffman, C. Brooks, M Murakami, C. Granados, P. Stern, M. Chala. Row 2: S. Kaufman, J. Perelson, M. West, M. Seu, B. Reigle, J. Mann, T. Rapport, J. Edwards N. Armiio, J. George, B. Weichinger, R. Fischer, C. Bull. Row 3: D. Rowe, M. Hoke, M. Davis, O. Harris, M. Cooper, N. Huntley, B. Fuss, J Ward, J. Lee, M. Bertz, C. Grogan, P. Blackmun, C. Furedi, J. Turner, Row 4: B. Dramov, S. Golden, S. Tuckman, S. Threw, K. Oeser, J. Tappen- beck, J. Seidman, T. Irwin, A. Corrigan, L. Berry, J. Lundquist, D. Jaclcxon, C. Nieto, J. Papo, C. Fox. Row 5: S. Brady, P. Cooper, H. Tuttle R, Schuldenfrei, B. Scott, S. Sims, J. House, H. Wisehaupt, M. Gale, P. Ro off, D. Mooradian, F. Cerimele, M. Hinshaw, S. Yellin. W'58 C. H. S. 'lOtl1 GRADE - Row l: M. Popov, P. lshitami, J. Wood- son, M. Burks, E. Peskin, J. Feldstein, C. Baker, M. Rosenblum, S. Nelson, E. Bruck. Row 2: A. Colodny, H. Lieboff, P. Dodds, P. Barsumian, K Sumi, J. Volpe, N. Tanner, S. Lilley, K. Maxwell. Row 5: S. Ascher, L Schneck, L. Marr, J. Haberman, J. Thompson, L. Tilmadge, J. Kaplan, P. Gorelick, R. Rath. Row 4: L. Wintner, A. Kent, G. Ladwick, J. Field, Mr Hollfrerich, K. Trew, M. Leicester, M. Poppers, P. Moen, J. Kanner. W153 C- H. 5. 'l2th 'GRADE - Row 'l: E. Novoa, A. Lytton, L. Goldber g, L. Moeller, B. Horowitz, D. Higley, M. Schneider, Z. Chernova, B Reid, A. Perez, F. Ylp. Row 2: K. Wong, L. Churukian, I. Dementiev, B. Unger, J. Ernst, R. Allen, J. White, N. Richardson, M. Duncan, T. De Marla, D. Gustas, D. Truiillo, S. Schmudlach. Row 3: B. May, S. Hutchinson, P. Siegel, J. Reeder, B. Baker, D. Fulton, L. Philipsen, L. Wint ner, L. Chambers, Spillman, E. Friedman, M. Kohn, l. Roach, S. Freeman. Row 4: S. Ito, B. Erbsen, K. Josselyn, B. Nauseda, K. Kitching G. Croft, E. Horowitz, I. Alber, M. Woodland, K. Quigley, T. Albert, L. Jacobs, B. Wilson. Row 5: D. Ragstad, H. Goldberg, H. Williams, K House, R. Borkman, B. Scott, R. Hess, J. Van Maanen, B. Nidorf, J. Weis, B. Comport, J. Mclntosh, R. Johnson, M. Pancino, J. Gordon, B Hnlberman. l W'58 C. H. S. 'llth GRADE - Row 'l: S. Pomo, R. Flores, P. Hoffarth, B. Meeks, D. Lifshin, B. Roy, D. Jaehn, P. Gentry, J. Carlson, M McFall, K. Shintani, B. Hanafusa. Row 2: B. Ruiz, R. Wish, J. Dawson, D. Callas, M. Persh, J. Gordon, A. Marquis, A. Richardson, J. Moss J. Fazio, Y. Contessotto, A. Poppers, M. Schwartz. Row 3: C. Harvey, M. Hastings, A. Weber, B. Hindman, D. Christoff, J. Arnold, C. Kiele .l. Glenn, J. Speed, P. Snyder, L. Abdalian, F. Vandenbos, C. Joyce, E. Moll. Row 4: F. Tom, J. Shea, M. Leaf, D. Stewart, R. Oelrich, L. Schwan- zara, M. Markytan, K. Kull, J. Taylor, P. Allen, V. Healy, G. Kalsched, N. Herbert, A. Eeiima, B. Anthony, L. Tramuta. Row 5: B. Walker T. Antenorcruz, J. Birch, J. Newmeyer, R. Paulson, B. Rott, M. Gale, J. Dallmayr, T. Elerding, C. Simon, B. Blanchard, J. Hutton, B. Fowler CHS - If you can keep up a score of 98 merits and above, with at least 8 E's and no U's, you can be a member ofthe Citizenship Hon- orary Society. Life membership is granted after four semesters, two of which must be in the Senior year. Highlights ofthe year were the CHS-CSF assemblies and the Pickle Booth at Cotton 'n' Cord Day. Barbara McDonough was president in the Fall, Virginia Tanner led the honor students in the Spring. Mr. George Holtfrerich and Mrs. Evelyn Hovey sponsored the group. SLSB C' H' S' l2'l1 GRADE '- Row li T- Daniels, C. Brooks, S. Kaufman, D. Higley, Z, Chernovc, V, Ta .... .,., -. --...-., -. -. . . A. Revlis. Row 2: W. Johnson, S. Pomo, M. Berlz, C. Cannucciari, R. Cholakian, S. Powers, C. Berger, C. Baker, B. Wilson, R. Fischer, M. Kohn, M Schneider, T. De Maria. Row 3: M. Seu, N. Levine, D. Callas, D. Treiman, D .Guslas, D. Denham, B. Horowilz, M. Nasalir, l. Demenliev, D. All swang, D. Rowe, D. Schullz, A. Paredes, B. Baldwin, N. Raabe, l. Cain. Row 4: L. Sline, B. Collrin, J. Whyle, B. Levings, J. Rosenberg, H. Manos N. Richardson, B. Valdez, M. Duncan, L. Gruber, J. Ernsl, D. Treiman, R. Ray, A. Hillebrechl, R. Allen, M. Grove, B. Baker, P. Giblin, N. Brearley yi Tk 1 but A S'58 C.H.S. 'l'llh GRADE - Row l: J. Ward, L. Winlner, C. Chase, D. Kennedy, L. Schenck, P. Gorelick, S. Dinilz, L. Wuerlz, J. Tappenleck, B. Hind- man. Row 2: P. Snyder, M. Schwarlz, V. Fischer, F. Enciso, J. Kanner, V. Healy, D. Leslus, M. Leaf, J. Hullon, F. Tom, M. Markylan. Row 3: P. Allen B. Anlhony, J. Funderburk, M. Poppers, W. Fuenles, J. Papo, C. Felice, T. Antenorcruz, T. Ely, S. Welsland, J. Lundquisl, D. Slewarl. Row 4: A. Kenl, J. Lee, J. Seidman, H. Tullle, S. Dunn, B. Fowler, K. Oeser, J. Taylor, P. Cooper, T. Irwin, M. Cooper, D. Irwin, Row 5: C. Fox, K. Kull, L. Smilh B. Slukin, B. Blanchard, M. Hinshaw, J. lnoda, J. Forker, A. Glikmann, S. Yellin, G. Lodwick, R. Schuldenfrei, B. Walker, C. Lazar. Row 6: B. Ross K. Trew, S. Sims, R. Bixby, T. Jamison, J. McGralh, M. Gale, H. Wisehaupl, J. Newmeyer, B. Roll, K. McKenzie, J. Birch. 1 1 1 We S'58 C.H.S. 'l0lh - Row 'lz J. Green, A. f Koppelman, B. Hansen, F. Curry, B. Rillen- berg, J. Sleinharl, A. Pomeranlz, V. Yoshii, C. Monarchy. Row 2: R. Patnoi, M. Holter, G. Nelson, E. Moss, D. Ricks, C. Pike, R. Adams, W. Pelerhans, A. Weaver, W. Wil- liams. Row 3: C. Ballweg, G. Farrell, S. Milliken, C. Young, K. De Mille, M. Krall, B. Anderson, P. Engelmohr, R. Ross, R. Bar' ron. Row 4: B. Lanz, S. Cooper, H. Howell, R. Kinling, J. Kuykendall, W, Suggs, S. Fox, G. Mangel, G. Dodge. l i S'58 C.H.S. 12th GRADE - Row l: M. Hoke, I. Falzbot, L. Moeller, P. Byrd, L. Baffa, L. Chambers, M. Davis, M. Masson, N. Hsueh, N. Messick, P. lvanoff. Row 2: J. Bedard, R. Weinstein, L. Blakeslee, R. Luthardt, H. Mclntire, E. Brunskow, J. Miller, R. Johnson, B. Unger, J. Gordon, J. Mc- Connell, V. Balag, B. Erbsen, N. Spillmon, W. Freed. Row 3: A. Burleigh, K. Holzemer, E. Williams, l. Roach, J. Reeder, S. Hutchinson, D. Helt, J. Stephens, P. Drennan, S. Threw, B. Keefer, B. Petrovich, R. Oelrich, A. Anderson, J. Brown, L. Berry, P. Kirkland. Row 4: L. Bates, A. Brooks, K. Kitching, P. Richardson, C. Craven, P. Bluff, D. Odell, H. Goldberg, M. Woodland, M. MacDonald, G. Kalsched, Mr. Holtfrerich. Row 5: S. Gerber, E. Buchak, R. Hess, J. Hillyard, P. Linnestad, K. House, J. Mclntosh, J. Campbell, J. Van Moanen, T. Elerding, H. Sigmond, D. Rule, B. Borkman, M. Hittelman, N. Taylor. is Se: . A i , 5' V i 1 ,,..... x sz X55 S'58 C.H.S. 'llth GRADE 1 Row T: M. Popov, M. Fukushima, P. lshitani, B, Hanafusa, C. Granados, C. Thompson, S. Mason, K. Shintani, M. Rosen- blum, M. Chala. Row 2: D. Veo, E. Bruck, B. Giello, R. Flores, B. Weichinger, M. Burks, F. Levin, P. Stern, C. Margolin, D. Asimow, J. Komoda. Row 3: E. Peskin, S. Lilley, H. Lieboff, B. Parker, J. Kissell, P. Barsumian, P. Dodds, M. Geffman, K. Sumi, K. Maxwell, R. Ernsberger, N. Tanner. Row 4: M. Kalsched, D. Jaehn, A. Poppers, M. Murakami, K. Hiirota, P. Gentry, M. Persh, A. Weber, M. Hastings, B. Meeks, M. West, A. Wurfl, J. Volpe. Row 5: E. Moll, L. Abdalian, D. Christoff, L. Clem, K. Ketchum, C. Joyce, P. Blackman, J. Turner, K. Abromow, L. Tramuta, B. Norum, J. Moss, Y. Contessotto, J. Fazio. Row 6: N. Huntley, M. Gilchrist, C. Furedi, M. Thomas, J. Arnold, J. Mocine, J. Shea, J. Hoberman, R. Rath, J. Mann, L. Ross, R. Churukian, J. Speed, J. Kaplan, F. Meyers. S'58 C.H.S. 10th GRADE - Row 1: B. Alber . es lawn, L. Levitt, D. Whitney, E. Herrera, C Masada, C. Dintrone, H. Jaime. Row 3: M X D X . . son, L. Cowie, M. Roche, V. Baker, M deHaan, M. Loye, S. Barnes, C. Olson, J Siegel. Row 4: R. Martinez, K. Brant, S Matson, F. Brigham, D. McGrath, B. Wood hull, C. Lord, C. Larson, C. Bliss, T. Stires D. Donnelly, C. Stephens. -ees-R . 415' N1 . 'Ai X-WRX . ' Ns . . Wikis! .'56sRz B. White, A. Glenn, K. Baller, L. Davis, Mi Kozai, J. Meyers, K. Smith, J. Altoon. Row 2: T. Shintani, R. Zola, J. Magruder, M. Bris- is Weisz, J. Bunyun, O. Romero, M. Mendel- Kathy Holzemer Nancy Richardson Carol Brooks 1-:xxx ,H Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Literary Judy Whyte Judye Perelson Judy Lundquist Filitlid VCDCl9l'lb0S ss er. Photography Photography Copy Aff We-'rl lllention the taff that Profluced this Book our 953 Barrister with the New Forward Look BARRISTER STAFF Working with the theme, The Whole School's Talking, this year's Barrister Staff brings this book to you with best wishes for your enioyment. ln addition to the combined efforts of the whole staff for two semesters, we're thankful for the sponsorship of Miss Helen Tapper and 'for the cooperation of the administration and the entire student body. l 'l number of semesters on staff. Miss Tapper Dyanne Asimow Elaine Colvin Ronnie Decker Terri DeMaria Carolyn DeMiriian Charmaine Grogan Sponsor Sl! XX it Xi iii if? Activities Classes Sports Classes Sports Administration ,gn-q Egnno Hen Chris Kiele .iuidy Markoff Activities Administration Seniors 62 Judy Osipow Charles Scarborough Nina Tanner Mary Ann Woodland uf nut z gg Seniors Sports Organizations Seniors BLUE TIDE STAFF 1 Row 'l: D. Treiman, M. Schneider, W .Johnson. Row 2: M. Cooper, l.. Goldberg, N. Messick, B. Greene, J. A. Petersen, S. Simen, B. Costa. Row 3: J. Rice, H. Rorick, S. Gerber, T. M S'58 BLUE TIDE STAFF 1 Row l: D. Solo- mon, W. Johnson, L. Leonard, R. Berg, S. Simen, J. Hutton, D. Allswang, B. Costa, H. Rorick. Row 2: T. Moore, D. Treiman, S. Glden, M, Falcoff, Mr. Baron. oore, Mr. Baron. We'd Like to a Thanks to the Blue Tide taff For Fine Features, News Coverage and Plent of Laughs ll i l BLUE TIDE Athlete's Foot-Notes . . . As I See lt . . . The People Speak . . . have found their way into the Blue Tide this year as part of the man h ' fi i y c cmges lnshtutecl under the eclfrorship of Dave Treiman., The creation of an editorial page, better coverage for minor sports, and freedom to print local controversial issues all have been part of the new look, This year the Blue Tide has been a paper that knew the art of discretion, but wasn't afraid to stick its neck out and to stand up for what it felt was right, The fall semester saw Rosemary Oelrich and Mark Falcoff take first and second in the Deal Publications' Essay Cont t es between Belmont and Marshall. The Blue Tide under the advisorship of Mr. Richard Baron, gave the coveted Newman Awards to Stefan Gerber in the fall and Wayne Johnson in the spring. lam. .MM Q. S'58.NEW N.F.L. MEMBERS - Row 'ls J. Reeder. Row 2: H. Swanner, M. Luke, J' 5'lVef, A- KOPPGJFHGH, C. Shaw. Row 3: M. Nasatir, D. Fox, S. Ball, P. Almond, N. Shapiro, D. Reisman, M. Lechowitzky. NFL - Chapter 557 of the National forensic League . . . that's Marshall. This year was one of the most success- ful ever known. After heart-breaking semesters of l-point losses, last semes- ter pleased everyone as the NFL won nearly every tournament. We will be sending two students to the National Student Congress: Bob Berg and Alan Fogleman, and our fine debate team of Dave Allswang and Beverly Bates to the National Speech Tournament. Leading the club in the fall was Alan Foglemang in the spring, Dave All- swang. Behind the speaking lectern all the way was Mr. Day Hanks, ln erving bv peaking, fone an Excel s , .,, the Trophy Winning l6IlllJf.'l'S of olll' wn N F L N.F.L. - Row 'lz E. Kops, D. Asimow, F. Franzen, B. Reid, D. Rowe, C. Olson. Row 2: B. Nauseda, M. Schneider, D. Treiman, T. Moore, D. Allswang B. Bates, L. Scholl, M. Bertz. Row 3.: Mr. Hanks, F. Tom, J. Roth, R. Allen, R. Oelrich, J. Reeder, B. Anthony, B. Phillips, M. Grove, R. Berg, Miss Nofziger, Mrs. Fergison. Row 4: H. Manos, D. Treiman, R. Udko, J. Newmeyer, H. Borish, B. Villa, J. Bunch, M. Sunday. If wg ' ,an .ol ' fw k V ' f 3 , Q0 ei.. W. 4 Nw ' '. - me K E Maw J M W4 . -9 , U A, .. N V ' f I If 3 4' 'Q ,pf aww Q WC' ,L 41 k R' 'x X fff 'Sl Q: XA A f ei A X4 In 3 3 1 f 1 1 s x MX Q- A 1 V ., T ,.. 4. x ' . , 'rj 7 . K' . ggi, 3--' .,M 5-fu 1. 1 Y x ,H 4A fs ', wif, .mf so ,QM ' 5 , Q, ,R.x M 1 . Q I 5 E7 , M, X L I M , fb W -ffm , + f .M ' W .'?7'v- uf.-ff is Q ,,k , Q N? ff ,Xi Y my tif .ff R 5 W an amy. 5 K5 A.. . ,. f I J ,V . 9 M , , J 1 M, Q 5 1 ,, 4 X yi , by If , 5 f Ai , , f I ix Q i-xx I my ,K ix i i 'A' -fi , Xin y B M VA .xx ,N 1 V.,.,,:: Q Q., . P ,,AX , H H Q ' AX? Tiff 5 M' E , LA W A -k M, - M I 1. 1 'ii .,-we X S'58 GIRLS' LEAGUE - Row 1: L. Ross, S. Mason, E. Novoa, J. Longacre, J. Kaplan, M. Duncan, C. Baker, M. Kozai, R. Luian, M. Johnson. Row 2: M. Schneider, J. Allswang, H. Lieboff, J. Perelson, B. Horowitz, J. Dorsey, E. Ziskind, M. Musso, l. Villareal, J. Bunyan, D. Lifshin, B. Saltman. Row 3: C. Chase, B. Woodhull, P. Gorelick, D. Cooper, T. DeMaria, B. Fowler, J. Tappenbeck, J. Kanner, M, Gilchrist, A. Koppelman, F. Brigham, B. Roy. Row 4: T. Janssen, G. Burke, C. Fox, H. Goldberg, P. Richardson, H. Payne, L. Berry, S. Willoughby, J. Hipp. ff f .--in N-Q W'58 GIRLS' LEAGUE - Row 'l: S. Harrison, B. Giella, V. Baker, M. Keith, S. Kaufman, J. Bennett, M. Duncan, B. Borkgren, J. Shea, B. Keith, L. Velasquez, H. Lieboff, S. Chitwood, M. Kozai, L. Bruck. Row 2: C. La Scala, P. Comes, B. Hansen, G. Batary, D. Peters, V. Burke, M. Markytan, H. Goldberg, J. Dallmayr,L. Bales, J. Schaefer, D. Saverborn, N. Andrews, G. Mclntosh, A. Pontrelli, J. Osgood, J. Roth, S. Golden. Row 3: D. Malone, P. O'Connor, A. Paredes, C. Nygard, M. Gilchrist, R. Rath, K. Brant, J. Collins, M. Larka, J. Haberman, B. Woodhull, P. Norton, J. Moss, l. Villarreal, I. Acune, B. Fuss. GIRLS' LEAGUE-All girls, women teachers, and alumnae are repre- sented in the Girls' League, which is co-sponsored by Mrs, Louise Gordon, Miss Marilyn Rubino, and Miss Dorothy Webster. The two Honor Assemblies, with all the tradition of picking the Honor Girls are high points of the year. Girls' Week, with the girls' in- vasion ot city posts, the Girls' Week Assembly, and the Turn- about Dance, were other high points. Prexy in the fall was Becky Borkgren, in the spring, Mary Duncan. T' The Girls, League Helps Throughout the Year All arshall irls and eweemers Here FRENCH CLUB- Parlez-vous francais? Oui. Step into a French Club meeting, and that's what you're likely to hear, for Mrs. Alice Keshi- shian, sponsor, allows no English to be spoken there. This isn't as hard as it seems, for to be in the French Club, one must be at least in French 4. The year had several highlights, such as the French Banquets, in the fall at Taix, in the spring at the Haii Baba. Other highlights came when trophies were presented to out- standing students in French 6 and 8, SPANISH CLUB - Como esta usted? Muy bien, gracias. Y usted? This might have been typical of a meeting during the last year of Spanish 7's and 8's. They met every Friday of the year and, with Bernard Hilberman and Louis Gruber leading, they went to Spanish restaurants and movies, and had a picnic. The main proiect of the year was a Cotton 'n' Cord booth where they made and sold cascarones, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Carmen Oelrich. The Clubs at Marshall Both Large and mall LATIN CLUB - Quid agis? Valeo, gratias ago. ln April they took Sweepstakes for the second time in the 2nd Annual Latin Field Day at USC. May was the time of lots of fun as Latin students from three schools gathered in our cafeteria for the Latin Banquet. Head con- suls in the fall were Beverly Bates and Dyanne Asimow, in the spring, Bronwyn Anthony and Phyllis Blackmun. Judy Whyte was the Editrix as Marshall this year published the Nuntius Californianus for the state JCL. Mrs, Agulia is sponsor. AL FUTURE ENGINEERS CHESS CLUB FUTURE ENGINEERS - B-I-a-a-s-t o-f-fl!! That's what we'II be hearing in the near future as men take off for the moon. To prepare these men for that trip, the Future Engineers meet every week to discuss science and engineering. Mrs. Pierce was sponsor. One of the key nights of the year came in April with the Engineering Advisement Night . . .WORLD BETTERMENT CLUB - Understanding, peace, friendship. . . these are the key words to keeping peace around the world. The World Bettermen Club was organized in an effort to promote better world understanding. Mr. Ismael Valdivia sponsored . . . SCIENCE CLUB- Field trips to Marineland, the ocean, the desert, movies, guest speakers . . . that was the way the Science Club went, under the direction of Mr. Jim Bogle. Different from most other science clubs, Mar- shalI's covers a diversified area, striving to satisfy the curiosity of the scientific mind . . , CHESS CLUB- Move your queen, man! Hold on, Joe, l'xe got to get my other man out of the way first. And so went the noon hour games of chess, with bites of sandwich taken between moves. Mr. Joseph Goldberg sponsored the chess enthusi- asts. 68 Uffer Programs TICKET TAKERS CLUB Of Interest to All 155,-Tvhhisd FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA CREATIVE WRITERS TICKET TAKERS-Usually a small organization, the club this year took a spurt in growth and is serving the school even better. Sponsored by Mr. Hurley, the Ticket Takers collect the tickets at spe- cial assemblies and at sports events, home and away . . , CREATIVE WRITING CLUB-Budding writers received a chance to present their works for evaluation and criticism by fellow scribes. Mr. Daniel Chasman sponsored and advised the writers . . . FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA- To acquaint business students with the business world around us, the FBLA had several distin- guished speakers this year and attended interest- ing conventions. 69 ART CLUB Mutual Interest Brought Together Those of a Kind MUSIC CLUB MENTORS ART CLUB-For would-be artists, or anyone interested in art. They participate in field trips, art exhibits, informal discussions, and planned talks on the subject . . . art is for everyone. Miss Helen Tapper and Mr. Joe Uribe, sponsors , . . MUSIC CLUB-Oh, har- mon-y , . . musically inclined students gather together to share their common interest as they sing together, have social evenings at the Opera, and sponsor music assemblies for the student body . . . MENTORS-Interested in teaching? The Mentors ,concerned with the future of teaching, do many things connected with this vocation, including guest speakers, field trips to neighboring schools, and a full- length film on teaching. For the Purpose of Service or With the Future in Mind STUDENT STORE MESSENGERS VESTA-RED CROSS-The motto of the club . . . Doing for others. Studying home economics and first aid to help them help themselves and others . . , STUDENT STORE- For those who like the sight of money land who doesn't, the Student Store sees and handles a lot of it dur- ing the school year, with all money han- dled by the school going through that office. Next year we hope to see all this money passing through a new Student Store, which should begin construction in the fall. Mr. Edward Day, with the Treas- urer and Associate Treasurer are in charge . . . HOMEROOM MESSENGERS- Mr. Frank Yeoman directing, the members of this Honor Homeroom have their head- quarters in the Attendance Office. From there every morning, each member takes off on his own route to deliver messages and cut cards-was one for you? RED CROSS VESTA Whisper Talk And Yell .Q Fred Alegria sm comin 35 FB 66 LG Mike Gale Albert Kakiia Chono Lul'-'ln 88 LE 73 LT 53 C In Fall We Had Football, Both Varsity and B . . . 'W A- 'WL -' Q , L14- , i . N.. 8 1 u , ,, fl John Rasmussen Phil Ro:1:Ii I-CIFLY Roveiii Gary Sauter Mike Vega -1-1 iv 1: 4 11- -- if VARSITY FOOTBALL The Varsity football team started off the i957 season with a O-O tie with Franklin on the Rose Bowl turf. With a new star, Phil Romoli, the Lawyers overwhelmingly de- feated the Belmont Sentinels with a score of 33-O. Scoring for Marshall were Romoli, Alegria, and Ray. ln the annual Milk Bowl tilt, the Lincoln Tigers upset the Bar- risters 20-13. Alegria scored for the Lawyers. The first game of the Western League season proved to be a heartbreaker to the Barristers ,as Fairfax tied the score at 7-7 with only four minutes left in the game. Scoring for the Lawyers was Alegria. Capitalizing on two Sheik fumbles, the Barristers defeated Holly- wood l2-6. With the winning of this game, the Barristers were in second place in the Western League. Rasmussen and West scored for Marshall. Marshall's Varsity took over top spot in the Western League as they ran over Hamilton i9-O and Fairfax swamped University 27-6. Scoring for Marshall were Alegria, Romoli, and Mark. The Barrister pigskinners were hampered by fumbleitis and were defeated l4-O by a rough Uni eleven. With this upset, the Lawyers fell to a tie for second place with Fairfax. ln the final game of the season, Marshall was beaten by Venice l3-6. Vega scored for the Barristers. With this loss, Marshall tied for third in the league. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM 1 Row 'l: R. Mark, T. Baker, K. Suddleson, D. Ray, R. Acosta, D. Slocombe, G. Sauter, R. Ruiz. Row 2: R. Wallick, H. Williaims, C. Shaw, M. Vega, C. Luian, R. Cholakian, M. Nasatir, A. Kakita, M. Gale, F. Alegria, P. Romoli. Row 3: Mr. Dill, D. Horsley, D. Amber, B. Valdez, F. Buckner, L. Jacobs, G. Beall, P. Moen, D. Lilley, T. Nassif, D. Douglas, Mr. Yeoman. Row 4: F. Aguirre, B. West, B. Velek, R. Kandle, M. Pancino, B. Smith, B. Carroll, S. Moss, L. Dietz, J. Bischoff, R. Starr, J. Tutak. Row 5: S. Smaldino, J. Hendricks, P. Hal- len, M. Hicks, B. Story, L. Rovetti, J. Smith, J. Rasmussen, L. Smaldino, D. Ellis, R. Darling, M. Veiar, A. Gukmann, T. Sobray, A. Henteloff. Roy Anderson l QB ywf , gm fx Jeff Brooks I 3 G W -, NZM ,ww fm f Www? Cliff Felice 47 RG N. 0 ,say I , X 4 f X x i Www qw fm WAV' new n bw' 39 TB Manuel Espinoza Alex Fiero Chl-'Ck Harwell RG 20 LT 9 X N? f A 'gawk M is 5 f JN X W of Z 6? fx W1 T ff M ' 1 W Q! LW www x Dove Irwin 2 TB MW, WNW f ful 4 2 4 V W' , Q. , .4 l Ken Josselyn Sieve Kuele Mike Lungsion Bob Miyclde 6B 43T 3Q 7OB 'SS' Ml. Hersh Ross 45 G Steve Spaith John WhitleY 23 TB 55 HB -Mr-1 2, . L L as ' f 5 r , , ' N is , aa 11 . ,E 21 9 V ,B 4 . .i fs 1 W ,A M , Y , . , f 4, ge. .. . V. if l A 'ii 5 4 W Q1 L i I Q A 'J 2 A' i KY L L i J ' ... 1 , i Y Q f t r ' we Q 4 L I it s Xl I 5 ik QV' W AAIAI :,,,. . :,. 1 A V, M 4 f is 'E fi ,F ,, C gi .. ,age L , , , , -ft., , . 2 f V, 1 . ll'5' , '1. fl n i ', 2' I. , rf . It S 4 Q, .I , , 4 it A f ', , , ,if ' iv 'f ' 'f f '- , 'f 0 E4 rrr I B I 1345 it-f 7 B FOOTBALL 1 Row 'l: D. lrwin, C. Harwell, K. Josselyn, J. Whitley, M. Espinoza, C. Felice, A. Fierro, R. Anderson, J. Brooks, M. Langston, B. Miyade, S. Spaeth. Row 2: E. Negrete, J. Harris J. Esparza, R. Raul, D. Rey, S. Kuehle, J. Hennessy, J. Birch, H. Larson, H. Ross, C. Figge, C. Scott, R. Schuldenfrei. Row 3: D. Solomon, D. Silver, S. Booth, W. Spain, B. Stevens, J. Holden, G. Abisolin, J. Bruce, C. Cota, B. Bravender, S. Cooper, J. Koykendall, B. Phillips, M. Bennett, N. Eagle. Row 4: Mr. Bogle, S. Ball, M. Scrivner, P. Monahan, M. Leitch, M. Bridge, E. Firth, A. Cappas, D. Rudin, A. Feola, P. Farrar, M. Kohn, Mr. Winfield. Row 5: H. Smith, B. Yates, J. Papo, T. Albert, R. Pressley, S. Sims, D. Negrete, R. Mat Somerville, J. McGinley, H. Saavedra, J. Rozsa, L. Messenger, C. Anderson. The Team Work of Our Boys Was Great T0 ee . . . B FOOTBALL The opening of the i957 football season was a double header at the Rose Bowl against the Franklin Panthers, ending with a 6-O setback for the B's. ln the Belmont clash, the fired-up Barristers played terrifically in a 31-O defeat of the Sentinels at the tradi- tional night game. Scoring the T.D.s for the Lawyers were Anderson, lrwin, and Elerding. ln the final practice tilt of the season, the Lincoln Tigers squeezed out the Barristers 2-O, at Lincoln. ln the opening game of the Western League Season, the Lawyers suffered a l4-6 defeat at the hands of the surprising Fairfax B pigskinners. Langston scored mv the only tally for the Barristers. The B's were nosed out by the Hollywood Sheiks, l2-6, in the secnd league contest. Hollywood over- came a 6-O half time deficit. lrwin tallied for the Lawyers. The Hamilton Yankees were the next to challenge the Barristers. The Yanks downed the Blue Tide 27-14 in Yankee Stadium lLos Angeles that isl. The undefeated league champions, University War- riors, downed the Marshall B eleven, 20-7. Whitley scored for the Barristers. The Gondoliers from Venice, blinded the B gridmen l4-O in the Western Loop final at Marshall. ley, J. 'l'l .4 53. vw xx' Q Qc? Q x5 f ' E Q5 5, ,313 Jr. 0 - 1 . .jvw Y .b.-rua: Y' LI, . I 1,.ffQ..,l 5 .' f A F v K 'A.,, ev'f x . Q - .,1A,A,, . W ul z X. Q Q-m::'F' I 'A 1-xx O X . .Q-f'Xf.x., f. . . X f Q A if .U 1 5 ,', ,sgyf X QV wpmNx,: , XF, ix 4 A -Q f?Qf '.g- X, s,g ,e.,F.,, v.: - w.5d'u.' Q J x . fQ1?kv,,Rk1, X Y xp. .'f:,-g4,gf...1 m,.. , ,,Eq,,s. Q - . a45g5xN,Q.l 'l:f,gj, but? x,!-.h ' v .QQ Af N . 1 -pa'-ww, sv, ME--fypl. .,.Q, 'x , .f S4 V . x Y Q, IST N iSf.-if 9- : 5 gl:r'stt. x f v ' u 'TR31-M: dvd: . fm 1-.553 1 . ..x 'eip 4 F N x. , 3 Qf .gf , ' 1 K uh' + 'e N Q Q wx, .--R., . ,, ' 5 -. H . 'A ,Sz , 3. Q,-:Q -xi -f -,.. . .,...',.,.,..,...- Q .w yet Our Song and Cheerleaders Housed 0ur School Spirit We Shouted Our Name So That All Could Hear lt C EE AD S J S SONGLEADERS S CH S Lauri E S 3 vAnslTY BASKETBALL - Row 1. w. Thompson, s. Murrow, K. House, M. Hitlelmon, s. Gerber, R. Kennefh Howe Amber. Row 2: Mr. Wheeler, J. Mclnlosh, J. Perrolfi, A. Reich, R. Borkman, C. Kingsbury. GU'-'fd Ron Amber Forward e Had Basketball, Varsity nd ,I.V.' . . . J.V. BASKETBALL 1 Row 'lr W. Thompson, R. Miller, R. Johnson, W, Helm, B. Dawson, J. Forker, J. Young. Row 2: K. McKenzie, J. Weis, J. McGrath, J. Heberlein, H. Wisehaupt, R. Samuel, J. Wheeler. Allen Reich Bob Matlow Charles Kingsbury Martin Hittelman Stefan Gerber Ray Borkman Cerller Guard Forward BASKETBALL The basketball season for 1957-58 proved to be unsuccessful for the local quintets. The Varsity casaba tossers had the best record at Marshall with a record of 5-9. They were 2-8 in the tough Western League, placing fifth. The Junior Varsity B's, and C's all had identical 2-12 records. The J.V.'s had 2-8 league record and positioned fifth. The Varsity boasted five wins this season. The Barristers downed Belmont 47-35, Los Angeles 58-51, and Loyola 56-51 in practice games. They also knocked off Fairfax 64-56 and scored a maior upset over Venice 59-54. The Lawyers suffered losses to Glendale 59-46, Fairfax 56-54, city runner-ups Hollywood 54-44 and 79-61, Ham- ilton 52-46 and 64-55 in overtime, University 74-60 and 81-41, and Venice 56-37. The hoopsters boasted three all-league candi- dates in Ken House, guard, Chuck Kingsbury and Ray Borkman, forwards. Ken averaged 16.7 points a game, Chuck 12 points, and Ray 10.4. House made tremendous showings of 27 points against Venice, 24 and 20 against Hollywood, 24 against Fairfax, and 21 against Uni. The J.V.'s won two games, both in the second round of Western play. They downed Fairfax im- pressively 44-32 and nosed out Hamilton 46-45. They were downed by Belmont, Los Angeles, Glendale, Loyola, Fairfax, Hamilton. Hollywood, University, and Venice defeated them twice. Top scorer on the squad was Harold Wisehaupt, cen- ter with a 10.7 average. His best shooting per- iormance was good for 22 points against Fairfax. F-cf: GUGI'd Guard Forward .kk Je,-,Y Young John McGrath Ken McKenzie Wayne Helm Guard Forward Forward Guard ww.. BASKETBALL The B's won two games in the 1957-58 season, both of them against Hollywood. They bunced the Sheiks 47-43 and 62-52. The B's suffered defeats to Belmont, Los Angeles Glendale, and Loyola in practice games. Fairfax, Hamilton, University, and Venice defeated the Barrister B's in league match- es ln the second Venice game, the Gondoliers won it in the last minute of play 37-35. All- league candidates include Ron Bauer and Dan Simas ,guardsg and Vic Lowinger, Forward. Bauer averaged 12 points a game and Simas hit for a 10.8 average. Lowinger did a tremendous iob on the boards and averaged 6.1 points per game. The C's won two practice matches and lost all their remaining contests. The Cs boasted victories over Belmont 29-25 and Loyola 22-20. Top scorer for the Cs was Jim lnoda with a 9-point average. --. X f' . .. E Ks X ,k-A xii I avi The Bovs Tried Their Hardest As Did B's 31 C BASKETBALL - S. Yip, J. Brumfield. ' B 8. C BASKETBALL - Row 'l: S. Yip, J. Siegel, S. Matson, R. Sorenson, S. Hoshek, J. Quinn. Row 2: G. Gugler, R. Jaime, D. Sanchez, R. Breyde, J. Brumfield, J. lnoda, J. Rice, B. Howell. Row 3: Mr. Sims, R. Bauer, D. Simas, J. Stevens, P. Plagens, B. Levings, B Basketball Captain V. Lowenger, C. Simon, G. Farrell. R, Bauer 's W .uw-hw l A A Z ,KW -' A N , fx, Mgmwvff :WY - M m,,,,.,,m.-X fx-:'1swrZ'ffY4' W W ff! ,V , ,f, nf M A , mf, M , !,, Hy, Q f 44' Z I f, 4 . W.. '9 W ,wf Z Z , ,wwx X. W. 1, wgxswww' V Q f, . W - H: R -vw , , M,-., Q w Lv, 5. i :A .3 it f E ,X vw, I 4- ' I X W5 ff, 5 Y LN ,.,,Q ' www ,X 4,.S,,,f A fxmwlfiip fd ,g .'-1 f 5 2 K 3 W. VARSITY TRACK - Row 1: G. Snider, B. Valdez, G. Beall, L. Jacobs, M. Vega, R. Rey, G. Hattwig, R. Cholakian, B. Acosta, R Knolls. Row 2: D. Amber, N. Levine, T. Stratton, E. Brunskow, K. Suddelson, K. Trew, J. McGrath, D. Roberts, H. Saldana, W Beasley, P. Romoli. Row 3: Coach Aurand, H. Scholtz, P. Webb, J. French, R. Goldner, R. Darling, L. Dietz, R. Ramos, M. Bridge B. Miyade, Coach Winfield. In pring We Had Track Meets And Man Tried ut W: , v HMM VARSITY TRACK The Varsity track team won two meets against Hol- lywood and Hamilton and lostthree other meets. Qual- ifying for league finals were D. Amber-shot put, Snider and Vega-hurdles, Acosta -lOO and 220, Knolls- 440, R. Amber-hi lump, Beasley - broad iump, and Veiar- pole vault and the relay team. ,wN ' Nw. V- QU-wwf ' - . -e .J-. . B TRACK - Row 'l: J. Hennessy, C. Felice, K. Josselyn, M. Langston, J. Papa, M. Lopez, M. Buckholtz, N. Blackburn, S. Spaeth, T. Balling, C. Harwell, M. Kohn. Row 2: T. Antenorcruz, B. Lanz, B, Taylor, B. Bravender, F. Lancelotti, E. Firth, R. Miller, F. Cueto, F. Hernandez, D. Rey, H. Larson, R. Jaime. Row 3: Coach Aurand, G, Dargert, R. Stayer, J. Chung, R. Presley, R. King, J. Patrick, R. Samuels, R. Mayhue, D. Struck, P. Farrar, L. Bridges. Weather Permitting Results Earned A hout. B-C TRACK The B track team won three meets and lost two. Those qualifying for league were Felice on high and low hurdles, Josselyn-220 and 660 Buckholtz, Lopez, Firth, and Spaeth -- l32O. The C track team won two and lost three meets and Negrette qualified for league on 180. ,NN X s x to Te F 55 '1 -se . N ew X eg. 4 My , A ,N I any 5 t . .cs s 3 1-- ew gf ' em ef ' N 5.55 L Y , V ' ,N X N e w . . ' X 'V , , .we V Y ' . K ,I 1 V . Q .X J 4 .... f . s - - ..: - ..-. -- . -ww - ,. - ct.. S -, .. . . ..,.,. .. .. NNW' C TRACK -- Row 1: L. Messenger, T Stiers, R. Sorenson, J. Lee, E. Negrele M. Scrivner, J. Buccola. Row 2: E. Eisen berg, R. Barron, E. Moss, D. Silver, R Lozcmo, R. Smith, D. Breyde, M. Kohn Row 3: Coach Aurand, A. Quinn, A Lubin, R. Choe, J. Lcafker, B. Ciprlcxno D. Powell, A. Anlenorcruz, Coach Win field. C plinters and aultels ale Mighty Though mall ,JQJH xy: Q we ' . arm., ' K 1 ' fi f -- . ' X iv . xo X - .,.,.., f-FgVf-Q.- - ' ze TMR n.. ' k . 1 W 'fu ...' '21 , K ' 'A-N ' V - - , t. l 5. we K ' Qi, 6, -- 'mir' V Q M M lg, it ,, -' 9 - f . fill!! . ...ll 'N fi f.,, CROSS COUNTRY For the first time in the history of the Marshall cross country team, the varsity Harriers lost to Hollywood, by a score of 17-41. The .l.V.s continued their losing streak with a loss of 21-34, however the 10th grade team remained undefeated as they won their game, 30172-24172. Marshall's varsity Harriers won their first meet of the season as they ran over the Hami Harriers 20-37. The Baristers' 10th grade squad remained undefeated as they harrassed Hami 15-43. University pounded the Marshall Harriers in all three divisions. The scores were as follows: varsity 15-58, 1Oth grade 21-40, J.V. 68-15. ln the Western league finals, the cross country team had to be satisfied with a 5th place, the scores Uni 27, Hollywood 57, Venice 60, Fairfax 105, Marshall 124, and Hamilton 159. The .l.V.s took last place with 48 points, and Marshall's lOth grade team took second, with the following scores, Uni 31, Marshall 53, Venice 96, Fairfax 97, Hollywood 99, and Hamilton 135. Cross Countr Harriers Compete In The Fall B. Comport 5 J. Field R. Jessee 21: f 1-il. N :I W e ee s?S CROSS COUNTRY - Row 1: W. Mettler, M. Quan, A. Peters, L. Bridges, E. Frescas, S. Cool, R. Jessee, J. Chung, J. Bates. Rgw 2- R, Choe N. Levine, H. Scholtz, T. Antenorcruz, D. Treiman, M. Buckholtz, R. Monaci, T. Lewis, J. Field, D. Hyun. Trew, C. Wiser, T. Shaw, B. Comport,H. Barish, P. Hernandez, T. Stratton, R. Wong, W. Beasley. Row 1 M Schwartz D Sanchez R Accomazzo B Adams M. Mahoney, M. Bertz, J. Fitten, F. Testa. Row 2 J Don avan manager J Carr W Thompson M Hittleman J Nelson, B. Fessenden, K. House, R. Kendis, H. Rosten. Row 3 B Rsttenberg F Lopez J Rice B Hess R Hess R Sadler M Carnes, J. Wheeler, R. Vialano, Coach Wheeler. ur Tennls Men Plat ed on Court fter Court TENNIS As this book went to press, the outlook for this year's tennis squad was very bright. Marshall stands undefeated in all its practice matches and has a victory over the Occidental frosh and two vic- tories over the S.C. trash its credit. Top men are: R. Adams, M, Bertz, R. Hess, R. Hess, M. Hittleman, K. House, F. Lopez, J. Rice, M. Schwartz. The team won from Fairfax 2-O, Hollywood 7-O, Venice 6-l, Hami 5-2, but finally lost to Uni 6-l According to the newspapers this was considered the maior upset of the year as far as city competition is concerned. Coach Wheeler deserves much credit for this fine team. U at 'Q 4 ' .K , 5. .: F A f 5, . ,W T, ,.., , f 9' 1 fm .,,,,fV5' Q -'C Roberi Hess Joel Rice ii Marty Hitileman Richard Hess Mike Schwartz I as R xii I Q 2 Bob Adams .lim Fitten -We we ifrli an -71? Mike Berfz Ken HWS e Frank Lopez Don Douglas Mike Gale Vic Lowinger . Richard Marks x .1 ' W , , I X, K '-95 . , I it r I f 5 S 1 I Ken McKenzie f. f V Mike Nasatir i .. J 9 L , rV, A . V 3, .A Q W Bruce Wes! ' John whmey .J I 'Xxx . , 'f J x K Um Louie smaldino JCM 50mme'S 'VARSITY BASEBALL - Row 'I Whitley B. West D. Douglas D. Ray V. Lowinger R. Desimone M. Nasatir R. Baver. Row 2: T. S - bray K. McKenzie R. Mark M. Gale L. Smaldino L. Rovetti . Sommers N. Rasic R. Johnson Mr. ml man Pla ed Baseball For Love of the port VARSITY BASEBALL With the return of eight lettermen: Doug- las, Bonheur, Smaldino, Mark,Whitley, West, Lowinger, and Nasatir, the varsity baseball team has done well this season. The first game of the season turned out to be a picnic for the Barrister nine, as they swamped the Franklin Panthers l7-l. Hitting stars for the Lawyers were Smaldino and Gale, with Douglas doing a fine iob of pitch- mg. ln Marshalls second contest the Barrister horsehiders nosed out a good Lincoln team l-O. Ken McKenzie pitched the shut-out. ln the Lawyers third outing they were down 4-3, by a fast Jordan team. The loss of the game went to Douglas. The Barristers first league game proved to be exciting and profitable for the Lawyers. The Barrister batters slugged their way to a 5-3 victory over Fairfax. ln Marshall's third league game, they dropped a weak Hamilton nine with a score of 5-0. Marshall baseballers suffered their first league defeat to University with a score of 7-l. With the loss of this game the Lawyers dropped to second place in the league. Lawyerville horsehiders lost their second league game to Venice. This game proved to be a heartbreaker for the Lawyers as they were downed by a score of l3-12. it -7, f' :QV l 4 , . r :-3, . nfs ,. l. W .ex ...MV tt.. l fu ..,. '. 'l v N . ,ME . . f- ' gui ,gt ?f-'f an sxssss -- gn- fa fa ' --- r ' xii - -. he .s.,.- -f-H' Xqfh-F' -4-sz , . 1 7, i ' l l ld . ' li l , I0 1 .. 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B 1 . - + - lon oAfEZALLh Row 'l. B. Ruiz, C. Jiminez R Pacheco D Slmas J Young C Lulan C Anderson Row 2 P Monte H QM' -I mtl . C. Show, G. Boone, G. Russell B Stuknn D Irwin R Martenson W Spam Row 3 P Bilovsky P Baphe - OVC 65, G- FGYYSII, B. Cdsile, D. Chase J Brumfield S Smaldrno S Bergstrom J Chqcpgll J Kuykendcll J.V. BASEBALL At the time of this printing, our J.V. baseball team has won 4 games and lost 3. We won two games against Fairfax, one from Venice, and one from Hamilton. We lost two of our games to Hollywood and one to University. The star pitcher for the J.V.'s is Roger Martinsen, who has won every game that he has pitched. The catch- ing star is Sam Smaldino. The team's top batter is Dave Irwin, who plays center field for the Lawyers. 0 W, ,yum xv mu: . r,, x, ,, 55 K. if ff 'KN 9 I 1,343 .1 . A 'i , W.. K . 5 X my ,. . .. SWIMMING 1 Row 'l: J. Murphy, R. Miller, A. Aardema, M. Tirado, L. Brown, V. Podrybau, T. Bianco, A. Mecklenberg, J. Feldstein, K. Shigekawa. Row 2: D. Culp, C. Farnsworth, J. Field, R. Monaco, M. Hinshaw, R. Ma- thern, G. Walsh, P. Rasmussen, B. Erbsen, L. Rico. Row 3: Coach Margucci, B. Phillips, S. Clifton, T. Elerding, V. MacKenzie, H. Rorick, B. Levings, N. mats? Allen, T. Servantes, B. Smith, J. Hendricks, J. House, T. Baker. And ur ewl Formed Swim Team ,Iustif ies Hopes GYM The first gym meet for the Lawyers was a practice Tri-meet. Opposing the Barristers were Eagle Rock and Banning. Eagle Rock won with 57 V2 points, Marshall followed with 35V2 points and Banning was third with 31 V2 points. The Lawyers second meet, also a practice, was against Frank- lin, and the Barrister gymnasts looked very good. The Barristers walked away with the meet by scoring 70 points to Franklin's 59. The last practice meet for Marshall proved to be a run away for Marshall, as they downed Manual Arts 7415 to 56172. The first league match for the Lawyers proved to be a heart- breaker, as we were beaten by a fast Fairfax squad 72172 to 56 Vg. Our second league meet sparked as the Lawyers swamped Venice by a score of 72 V2 to 56112 . Lawyer star point makers and top five on the team are: Sibley, Angell, Stevens, Chala, and Gulger. The Marshall team is certain of taking third place in the West- ern League. The following men qualified for league finals: Coltrin on parallels, Sibley--long horse and tumbling, Angell-long horse and tumbling, Stevens-free exercise, side horse, and all around, Kolts-side horse, Chala-ropes and rings, Saavedra-ropes, Areiman-long horse, and Gugler--high bars. SWIMMING The Barristers are most happy to welcome a swim team for the first time. We've won two out of four matches-beating Hamilton and Verdugo Hills, and losing to Hollywood and University. The top men on this first season's team are John House, Paul Ras- mussen, and Louie Rico. The team has a chance at a possible city second place. 95 BADMINTON-PING PONG - Row 1: R. Engel, C. Masluf M. DeHaan, D. O'Don- EXECUTIVE BOARD, M.G.S.A. - Row 'l: P. Giblln nell, V. Baker, A. Koppelman, C. Kaauomo, B. Thayer. Row 2: A. Salanga, J. E- Novoo, V- l'le0IY, O- Harris- C- H0f'eYf Mrs' I' Meyers, G. Ulvig, E. Novoa, P. Bowden, C. Burkholder, A. Revlis, J. Longacre, K. Gordon, K- Hiroto, R- ROY- Baller. Row 3: C. Bliss, M. Holter, A. Corrigan, B. Buckner, S. Kelley, B. Anderson, K. Kull,J. Baines. The Girls Had ports, We'll Give You a Clue, TENNIS - Row 'I: Mrs. Taylor, L. Wintner, C. Kiele, B, Keefer, G. Batary, V. Healy, C. Fox, J. Hipp, L. Stine. Row 2: P. Giblin, C. Granados, C. Quero, P. Blackmun, L. Beaty, S. Harrison, L. Abdalian, L. Churukian, M. Hubert, I. Acuna, G. Scarborough, C. Mount. ff! , , if X L , MW ' 1 I I QAM al. lvvkv, V V. . , - --l- A V. ' 'J ,WW TEAM SPORTS - Row 'I: C. Manarchy, L. Newton, G. Rendon, M. Chala, S. Chitwood, C. Wiseman, l. Perez, M. Burks, B. White, C. Pelka, K. McDev- itt. Row 2: E. Peskin, I. Eggleston, S. Harrison, C. Masada, D. Ogden, R. Luian, L. Abdalian, R. Ray, D. Solera, B. Spindel, L. Ross, F. Lopez, A. Humbert, J. Turner. Row 3: C. Larson, J. West, P. Gladson, M. Bullock, J. Batch, R. Palacio, J. Barbour, A. La Moree, R. Walker, P. Kaauamo, B. Burke, B. Norum, A. Vara, M. Weitkamp, L. Tramuta, M. Laska, B. Bluff. Row 4: B. Madrid, H. Payne, B. Costa, S. Campbell, J. Hipp, J. Painter, S. Kirkman, B. Hansen, J. Steinhart, M. Roche, K. Jeffery, S. Hill, D. Christoff, E. Dolan, K. Underwood. The Pla ed Badminton, Ping-Pong, and Tennis T00 M.G.S.A. The Marshall Girls' Sports Associa- tion is the female faction that com- pletes the sports picture here at Mar- shall. lt consists of several individual clubs. They include Archery, Badmin- ton-Ping Pong, Teamh Sports and Ten- nis, Just recently, the Drill Team Leaders class became ci part of the club. The clubs met on Wednesdays last semester and on Tuesday this semester. Each semester is concluded with a ban- club's choise. There is entertainment during the meal. ARCHERY -- Row 1: P. Engelmohr, V. Healy, J. Speed, R. Cherukian, C. Quero, G. Streich ert, G. Ulbvig, A. Revlis. Row 2: J. Lundquist, D. O'DonnelI, S. Cohen, D. McMath, N. Sugi moto, S. Baruch, M. Roche, C. Corwin, S. Spencer, C. Spreckelsen, C. Harvey. Actions Speak X 4' 1 f,, , f .1 f 1--w,Mw,f ,W fa .7 1955178 'WWW Rooters await the season's kickoff. With the pening of chool and The Kickoff Dance The Kickoff Dance drew nearly everyone. The whole school has really been talking about the fantabulous year this one has been, activity-wise. While we heard Love let- ters in the Sand give wave to Kisses Sweeter Than Wine, we attended he Kickoff Dance, spirited sports contests, holiday parties, and we watched the W'58 Mercurians graduate happy and proud of their achievements. As strains of Tequila' 'fade daway and Purple People Eater gained favor with Marshallites, we en- ioyecl those terrific assemblies, Vive la Mademoi- selle, Cotton and Cord Day, and finally bid the S'58 lmperials goodbye with best wishes for a hzippy and successful future. In these few lines, I cannot express how much I have enioyed my stay here among the friendly student body of Marshall. I will never forget that everyone of you, by your contribution to the Exchange Student Pro- gram, have made possible for me to spend here the most unforgettable year of my life. I want to thank all of you again, and I also want to express my gratitude to Mr. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Anderson and Miss Kadner . . h h h I d t k th' I I ' . Mane-Froncolse Masson w 0 ave e pe me o ma e is year a very va uab e experience I have met hundreds of people, visited many places, and wherever I went I found the same welcome, hospitality and friendliness. I have taken interesting classes and have learned to know and to love the United States and the American people, Now that I am going back to France, I will try to make people understand why I like America so much. But it will be very hard for me to leave, because I like it so much here. I hope that many of you will have the opportunity to visit France and, on the way, to drop in Le Havre and say hello to me, We Meet Our Friends From orwa and France This year in the United States truly has been the most splendid I have ever had. Each day has been great, it has brought something new and excit- ing-new friends, strange customs, impressive sights. What I have appreci- n ated more than anything else is the friendliness I have met with everywhere. PGUI lmnestvd You have all, teachers and fellow students alike, done everything you possibly could to make my stay at Marshall not only very educational, but also extremely enioyable and pleasant. One year ago, the word Marshall meant nothing to me-today it means my feelings for the United States and the American people. It is difficult to realize that this year has already passed, and it is hard to leave. I do hope that we can meet again some time, and that I, on my side ofthe ocean, can show you the same hospitality and kindness that you have shown me. x fs Marshall wenl Dogpalch ar the Sadie Hawkins' Dance. 'Digg vu We bought our Bclrrislers. chool Days Were Filled With usic To fllllil? Sports nite was greal, and enioyed by all. Q0 a ,Q oo' I l l CONCERT CHOIR 1 Row 'l: L. Ross, R. Lamport, N. Gonzalez, M. Chola, C. Gronados, S. Pomo, E. Fong, J. Lua, L X'Vales, T, Becker, E. Bruck, L. Bruck, D. Lomas, S. Kester, D. Ogden. Row 2: M. Pratt, L. Warner, D. O'Donnell, B Meeks, M. West, M. Moore, J. West, S. Jacobs, D. Colman, M. Weitkamp, J. Jamison, K. Jeffery, S. Murphy, A. Wurfl A. Poppers, B. Cortez. Row 3: G. Williams, L. Tramuta, L. Abdalion, B. Hindmon, L. Woodward, K. Brant, D. Donnelly L. Hallacy, S. Yee, J. Tappenbeck, D. Hill, A. Cholo, H. Davis, D. Neefe, L, Tollmadge, S. Hain, F. Lopez. Row 4: B Acosto, G. Acosta, D. Chavez, R. Romero, C. Show, C. Riggs, B. Babicz. M. Tierney, C. Fox, D. Irwin, S. Harris, D. Rogers M. MacDuft, K. DeMille, Al Halgren, J. Kuykendoll, L. Smaldino. Provided b ur Orchestra and Concert Choir if A . ORCHESTRA - Row 'l: B. Unger, K. Raschkes, M. Schneider, D. Rule, S. Welstand, J. Taylor, J. Flores, D. O'Donnell, J. Tapperbtck. G-. Lconard. Row 2: C. Quero, G. Haeth, B. Norum, S. Fox, H. Pittel, M. Bloch, H. Scholtz, R. Robles, N. Raabe, B. Trew, R. Simpson, R. Hseih, S. Wheeler, Mr. Bullock, S. Williams, D. Zering. Row 3: F. Tom, L. Wales, W. Williams, J. Morales, B. Fuentes, R. Kandle, M. Carnes, G. Hanes, R. Samuel, N. Taylor, R. Carpenter, C. Ignacio. Row 4: R. Em, V. Bruno, I. Smith, M. Weitkamp, M. Schwartz, N. Delgesso, H. Schroder, F. Enciso, G. Crum, R. Prince, S. Camp- bell, C. Ballweg, T. Rapport, K. Suddleson, M. Halford. 'Ax Q. .a15-- ,, . eng. Q 1'A'SwyfTTW-f'3 vff' A 'fxffil A -Q M Y M x 'u .5 ,- . V Ai' 4 . ' , x ' ' ' ' il' i. W ,H. ,, ,, ,L-. , , .X , , fi wwf . WW- -MW -fly ,wh l 5' Z DZ . .A.. , j u ' x , ..,..,.,,. ...,.,...,, .........,f.--a-P f A , 'NYM-M ..1,,, Q,--f 'L ' A 'M' ' . aww F . , ., Q .,.,,,N ,-f- , - Y l . Qui - 1 Www U - ,. ....,,..g..l. ......M,,, Q 4 - .1 -, b-:fri ,sf ' 'Y X - ' Qu Tww i6L x 1 J, x - ' - N ,A H ,,,Q W 5, ' S f -, Q s . ' Q O . 1 is lf- x I K 4 l--- A N . - .fc 1 1 A X q'5 .. ..,4 , . , -.-i ,' ' ' I-T' V ' X n ' LQ: N' -2,2 1 X fl . - . ff - ., -. .4 A- 9 0' :-ev 9 5.-Q, vt ,KI U K . 'XV ' ff ly x A IE. tx l I my-7 F - , , Z T' V 'XX ' ' ' ' 'L' ' ' , X N, 3 t ix Q fx G I , V I t . . .' h , K 1. ,xnxx . ,Y X- Q ' A 1 , -nm ' ' A , . 4 I . 1 1 . N A . - ,XXX K ,. .xX. .. A :..,,,,, .,,.,,,, V.M,, ,,.-, N, V M fo X ,Q , - , I vi- - M 1 A X I, nz f I ,li f HJR, ' ix .f -. -'I ' ,-Q h QB . ' A - .Q-f fi 5 . ,ijt f V - , fx 'ff q ' ' , in k 'S X b , .R K- , f 1:L,.1,,,4fv, .Y ' ' 1 Aw - f- 2 f - 'A f A N 'f ?. f 3 fx s ' 2 1 xt . ' J g E . I I ' X 0 . ' . . I 1 - , . , ' , ' , , ' . Q-ew , ,i,,, xi f t 7' N ,Q 0 gas. A V I K I , , b e 1 Q f ' Q 'O ' l - Q XB: '5 K XX yx - N : RN-. 4 DRILL TEAM - Row 1: S. Tuckman, S. Mason, C. Gra- nados, D. Asimow, D. Veo, C. Brooks, E. Bruck, D. Malone, E. Novoa, M. Rosenblum, N. Richardson. Row 2: B. Keefer, S. Elliott, E. Fong, M. McFalI, J. Perelson, C. DeMiriian, E. Colvin, S. Kaufman, C. Margolin, D. Salera, J. George, M. Duncan. Row 3: D. Jackson, J. Bennett, B. Reigle, F. Meyers, C. Baker, B. Meeks, C. Bull, K. Hirota, M. Schneider, S. Powers, D. Jaehn, B. Roy, B. Baldwin. Row 4: J. Miller, M. Murakami, M. Seu, R. Ernsberger, H. Lieboff, A. Weber, M. Hast- ings, R. Allen, D. Rowe, J. Mann, J. Fazio, Y. Contes- sotto, A. Poppers, T. De Maria. Row 5: S. Ogden, M. Koke, K. Ketchum, S. Golden, J. Glenn, J. Moss, C. Harvey, L. Wuertz, M. Gilchrist, L. Tramuta, L. Baffa, N. Herbert, J. Turner, M. Kalsched, P. Drennan. Row 6: V. Tanner, M. Pinker, B. Bates, C. Furedi, J. Gordon, M. De Maria, M. Davis, R. Rath, O. Harris, M. Blake, D. Christoff, K. Abramow, M. Persh, M. Thomas, N. Huntley, J. Gualberti. Row 7: O. Rigillo, J. Arnold, R. Churukian, P. Blackmun, J. Whyte, B. Jones, M. Bullock, J. Gantz, L. Marr, B. Hindman, P. Peters, S. Yee, J. Reeder, P. Snyder, J. Speed, C. Grogan, R. Postel. Row 8: V. Healy, J. Haberman, S. Hutchinson, J. Stephens, W. Freed, J. Costello, B. Borkgren, R. Oelrich, S. Threw, J. Lundquist, D. Stewart, L. Wintner, J. Kanner, C. Kiele, L. Specht, D. Hill, J. Kaplan, D. Odell. Row 9: K. Oeser, K. Quigley, M. Woodland, B. Fowler, H. Goldberg, C. Craven, J. Dallmayr, S. Harris, P. Richardson, C. Lazar, C. Fox, E. Perpall, V. Burke, L. Wintner, G. Kalsched, BAND 1 Row 'l: R. Simpson, D. Leslus, S. Hale, J. Thompson. Row 2: S. Welstand, P. Almond, J. Flores, K. Smith, R. Bodwell, J. Kopp, G. Nelson, B. Norum, M. Bloch, S. Fox. Row 3: J. House, J. Morales, D. Berry, W. Williams, B. Fuentes, D. Denham. Row 4: N. Raabe, R. Villa, H. Scholtz, J. Hutton, R. Samuel, M. Chenoweth, M. Gross. Row 5: N. Del Gesso, B. Friedman, H. Briggs, R. Em, D. Culp. Also: G. Hanes, R. Kandle, R. Paulsen, M. Hicks, H. Schelb, N. Taylor, R. Carpenter, J. Lerma, R. Gondell, D. Pavich, R. Rudin. CI COMPANY COMMANDERS O. Rigillio, D. Odell with Miss Towles. In-144 . DRILL TEAM LEADERS 1 Row 'l: T. De Maria, N. Richardson, B. Keefer, S. Tuck- man, M. Duncan, B. Baldwin, O. Rigillo, D. O'Dell. Row 2: J. Gualberti, W. Miller, P. Drennan, S. Ogden, D. Jackson, V. Tanner, R. Postel, P. Richardson, Mrs. Drennan. Mr. Halford and Bandleader, Ronnie Simpson. K Vwwm 2 5 -an L mf 5 is 3 gf . if K im.wwf f K '7 'fig i e 5 ' W: 3' :-if JIR5 'NUR 4 . va, L 1 1. '24, ,Q ., . Q wx iv .. Wh' fi F Pl'--ly 'Q W M wMw,wQ?g' ,gf '-EU' T W'58 THESPIANS-Row 'l: M. Lynn, J. Gold- stone. Row 2: M. Gumbrick, L. Wintner, J. Roth. Row 3: A. Memo, D. Nadelle. W'58 STAGE GREW lGradualing Seniorsl - Row 1: J. Goldstone, P. Ramey. Row 2: P. Rotondi, A. Memo, D. Nadelle. S'58 THESPIANS - Row 1: C. Winner, S. Kaufman, D. Rowe, C. Rowe, M. Bertz, D. Dye, J. Mocine, A. Henteloff. Row 2: J. Wolfe, D. Cooper, D. Hill, P. Williams, M. Duncan, B. Bald- win, C. Cummings, M. Lozano. Row 3: D. Treiman, Mr. Evans, Mrs. Crawley, J. Hillyard, J. Sommers, P. Bluff, H. Goldberg, F. LaViers, S. Tsuboi, M. MacDuff, P, Simpson, H. Rorick, T. Wilhelm. Row 4: D. Simas, J. Stevens. Under the direction of Mrs. Crawley, drama sponsor, Mr. Evans, Stage Crew sponsor, and assistants, Mr. Shoenberg and Mr. O'Connor, the Thespians have presented four lively plays this year. Roomful of Roses, presented in Novem- ber and starring Judie Goldstone and double-cast Marion Lynn and Leslie Wintner, was a psychological drama. Out of the Frying Pan, a comedy centrally staged, starred Chuck Winner, Diana Rowe, Don Treiman and Sherry Kaufman. April found Carel Rowe and Mike McDuff featured in a western musical drama, Girl Crazy. The Thespian year was climaxed with the familiar Seventeenth Summer starring Tim Wilhelm and double-cast Julie Glenn and Mary Duncan. Thespian awards for Winter '58 wont to Sherry liaufmcin, Bezt Thespian, Chuck Winner, Best Actor, Vir- ginia Tanner, Best Actress, and Angel Memo, Honor Thespian. Under the leader- ship of Don Treiman and Chuck Winner, presidents, and Mildred Gumbrick and Mary Duncan, vice-presidents, the Thespians have made this year in the theatre arts field unforgettable. The Christmas program and Spring Music Festival which fea- tured the Baseball Cantata were produced by the Music Department and Modern Dance group. 107 Praciice makes perfect Graduating Seniors received diplomas. ur ctiwities Continued The Spirii says, 'The girl who saw the murder must rise . . . Lef's go io the Hop. Howdyl Take me fo your leader With Assemblies 81 Plays Proud W'59'ers sported Blue and Whites. WQSJJ f, ',,v,,,,., 17 A Y , ' 'T Language contest winners LANGUAGE CONTEST WINNERS This year Marsh :ll has won efglit Southern California First Place prizes in thc language field. Shown holding the Sweepstakes Trophy won by the Marshall Latin students is Pamela Byrd, who took First Place in second year Roman History. Language Contest Winners surrounding Pamela Byrd are from left to right: Holly Mclntire, Native Speakers of French, Allyne Revlis, Speaking French, Diana Rowe, Speaking Spanish, Art Mecklenburg, Second Year Roman Mythology, Susie Threw, Third and Fourth Year Roman Mythology, Jim Van Maanen, Third and Fourth Year Latin Deriva- tives, and Marlene Seu, Third and Fourth Year Latin Abbreviations and Quotations. t'Where men are men . . . and the women are sooo glad! Q5 lt's time for the Togo Hop. Contests and Plays Filled Out Our Da s 5 t A . ,V vfswae 2 There will never be anything quite so wonderful as that Seventeenth Summer. V s,,4r Mr. Edwards, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Tapper, Mr. Uribe. Office Practice class. I would like to give a big THANK YOU to . . . Alfred 81 Fabris, our photographers, especially for all their last-minute work. Los Angeles Engraving Company, for the engraving of our book. Miss Helen Tapper, our sponsor, for her generosity in her efforts, time, and unfailing help and supervision. Mr. Joe Uribe, for taking pictures at many of our ac- tivities. Mr. John Buehler, for managing all our business. Mr. Russell Edwards, for all his help in the literary field. Mrs. Lidusa Kennedy and her office practice classes, for the typing of all our copy. Jfro Jomiya, for drawing all the cartoons for our book. The entire student body, for their co-operation during Barrister sales and picture taking. And last, but certainly not least, the wonderful Barrister staff whose efforts and hard work materialized in th': 1958 'lBARfSTER. 2 Editor-in-Chief INDEX Administration ..... ................. Band ...............,... Barrister Staff ..... Baseball ......... Basketball ........ Blue Tide Staff .................... Board of Representatives ...... Braille .........,.,...,.,.,......... Cafeteria ..... Calendars ....... C. S. F. .......... . Cheerleaders .... C. H. S. ..... . Classes ..... Clerks Clubs ....... Colonials ........,. Concert Choir ..... Continentals ...... Cross Country ..... Custodians ........ Dances ..............,, Drill Team .......... Exchange Students Faculty ................ Football ...... Forward ......... Girls' League .... Girls' Sports ...... Gymnastics .......... Leadership Class Letteimen .........,,,,.,,,,,,., Merit Recovery Board ..... Messengers ......,,.,.., ,,.,, Minute Maids .... Minute Men ...... N. F. L. ...... . Orchestra ..... Senior Class W'58 ..... S'58 ....... Song Leaders .... Sound Crew ...... Sports Nights ,.,.... Stage Crew ,,.,.,,.,,,.,,.w,, Student Body Officers .... Student Council ........... Student Court ..... Student Store ,...... Table of Contents Tennis ..,,....,.,,,,,, Thespians ..... Title Page .,... Track ....,..... Volunteers ..,.. 6-7 104 62 90-93 80-83 63 69 43 100-111 56-57 79 57-61 40-47 68-71 52-53 103 52-53 87 100-109 104-105 102 40-47 74-78 2-3 66 96-97 94-95 11-12 65 71 50 51 64 103 18-23 24-37 79 106 102-110 106 12-15 12-15 10 71 4-5 88-89 107 84-86 54-55 x Q5fiN?y5VgvX DM! fm QNX? W 6 MQW, 5 X51 M9 Eff my Q M3 X V ' , 1 f M55 W ,mf 1 Qifjff J ff 'WS MW W 050685 QMWEQ3 QQjiQQfa5f'wM ifgwwwx .91 QW 5 iiliffw 932 WW A 3 gaixiiigiigigg E . 55 gx , 3s3ggEQ3?gTEl N U23 353 giifikexjeixbgigx rr 4' ,11- ' A gd ,fw ,,. 1. 'Ls M ,TV - fi' . K. yy L, '1 , -y 1 '. ' J L fn- .. L ' W ,f Q V N' f X- ' :wwe-,, ,..,f.' ' ' -' ', ew, 'JN an 3 'JA-.j-x'.':', , g fwzwi .1 . ZQJ ' fu .W . 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