La Habra High School - Hieland Yearbook (La Habra, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1958 volume:

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X, bg, K K . . ,sm....aax Q .QL 1 , .Q .. - .. , .. -Q -. 4 . my an 1 ,QAM b 4 ,V V m -1-, X wg, LN, sv . M N , ,. . ,MS ' ' 1 x .:' x .5 H ,Q .4 .... fp ' k ' 'S 1 . A ' Q' Q L. X Q Q' SWK- . ' xl ' a vg , Qu A S x gi M A .- , , nr V n ' '- Y N .SQ aww:-if .gg N- , V -H is v V f N M-wwf 2 Q 7 4 ,N my f .M w i , M' f- -- U 1 MV- Qyaffer Qgmy E ,.,..f..-. --, .....,,q-y-e-4--R..- -.. f- Tam-O-Shanter and Mr. Pray, always ready to support stu- dent functions. Q., ,,,. i i , 5 edicafiorz For the past four years, La Habra High School has stood as a symbol of progress cmd workman- ship to the surrounding community. Of course, this school could not have been built without the cooperation of many persons and agencies. Equally important to the progress made have been the staff, the faculty, and the board of trustees. Out of all those who have helped mold La Habra High into the creditable institution that it is today, we, the publications class, have chosen one who we believe stands as a symbol of its success. We have chosen a person who has been devoted to La Habra High and its students for the past four years, Because of his dedication to us, we have chosen to dedicate this, the 1957-58 HIELAN, to our principal, Mr. Pray, because of your loyalty, devotion, and achievements in behalf of La Habra High School. the students, and the faculty, we dedicate this, the 1957-58 HIELAN, to you. One aspect of Mr. Pray's devotion to La Habra is seen in his actions with the students. No student on the La Habra campus feels, at any time, that he is unwelcome in the principal's office. Mr. Pray is ready to give worthwhile advice to the student who asks for it. This feeling of warmth is also extended to the faculty at La Habra, and it is plainly evident that there is a strong bond of friendship between them and Mr. Pray. While relaxing from school, Mr. Pray enioys a wholesome family life with his wife and five children, often taking time to enjoy his favorite sport, skiing. 4 -. X N9 was '--o..,-...-- bw- Aii - .5 Mr. and Mrs. Pray attired for an enioyable evening. D -is Mr- PVUY 9nl0Y5 Skiing Gt Snow VUlleY with daughter. Pom- Trips to places of interest are frequent for the Prays. ' A I 'F 'i 52:2 'Qo- 'Qu-Q. 'f-V Qvifi I-us..- Qifwlfy mfg of govemmelzf Urqmzizafiom Sporfs omfenfs OWEI' 66565 'S'-:F E:3iifSQL25 Q L f m Ty :gf L 44- , , , 1 , 4 A K S - ffjwr .,.wN, XY V K ' TF sw vi . QL fi ' miors JL . cfivifies rr '4 Jverfuuzq 1 ky: Sir g . 12 nf if X X gm 'A lk I -A N. it ' overmnemf QV HCL! N5 5 9 0 58.6K no el QIFQQW W 4 Q li N 'I ' vi - ----..., Pa -. fn., W W... 'N M Ltx4'1f 'v J, ,..Q,',:' va 1 ,. 3, J. 1.1 3:5-Q V lv sr-:IT , 4... iii: N Q ik 'Q-ai. S Q ff 2 EE X elmfe cfs ,J-uv Gabinef J U Q Semufe J' Xia.. .--.-uf' XXX abfo .guna Sfudmf 304, Qlgszdmf ffm. 'Nix he fzzzxhzwzi Student Body Vice President Greg Joy had an active year taking over when President Pablo was absent Some of Greg's other duties included being u member of the cabinet taking charge of elections, and most important ecrebury Pati Bohn, Student Body Secretary, kept herself busy by keeping accurate records of all cabinet meetings, and taking charge of all Associated Student Body forms and correspondence. Patti was also a member of the Assembly Committee. l if La l 1 .3 gy .att r 1 13 Gabizzef Social Chairman Janice Schaeffer X.. f, . P 5 ' Y . i A r fc. J, Bf1'ff5'iS. 'Gil NF Pep Chairman Linda Haas 1 Publicity Chairman l.O.C. President Commissioner of Boys' Athletics Commissioner of Girls' Athletics Carol Fink Lupe Hilario John Eastman Linda lvey The Cabinet, which is composed of Student Body officers, T 'i ' was under the direction of David Inglis again this year. The cabinet's duties were to carry out all laws, regulations, and policies designated to them by the Constitution and decided on by the Senate. Q Oo Go Adviser David Inglis The Inter-Organizational Council is com- posed of the presidents of the various clubs on campus. The following people were members of the club this year: First row, left to right: L. Weidman, B. Davis, P. Miller, B. Francisco, J. Harris, J. Winner. Second row: M. Draeger, L. Hilario, E. Palm, J. Schwartz. gfrsf Semesfer erzafe First row, left to right: Lanna Neece, Mercy Gerrero, Bonnie Mercer, Bonnie Fessenden, Judy Woodward, Donna Byrrum, Joyce Evans, Susan Wilson Betty Yates, Second row: Diane Paschall, Sandy Hobson, Vicki Andrews, Shannon O'Brien, Patty Wagner, Stevie Strasser, Sue Griffin, Diane Kashner Joan Brumley, Kaaren Joyner, Kathy Detrick, Pat Luce. Third row: Greg Joy, Jo Ann Brandt, David Montgomery, Charles Erwin, Dick Riley, Tom Brisco Dave Stone, Carol Turner, Gary Hoffman, Clair Harmony. Fourth rowz Mike Proud, Tom Canfield, Tom Villelli, Alan Brown, Carl Evans, Bob Schmidt Dick Ortiz, Robert Lauterborn. econd Semes fer marie First row, left to right: Judy Woodward, Carolyn Cochran, Peggy Gierns, Jeanne Henry, Betty Cheek, Jean Smith. Second row: David Twaddel, Ann Herlihy, Anita Garcia, Nancy Worth, Carolyn Myers, Jackie Schwartz, Gayle Vance, Jo Ann Parker, Kerri Firth, Sandra Llado. Third row: Jule Hooper, Ron Williams, Johnny Taylor, Bob Palm, Bob Lauterborn, Steve Knott, Steve Prantalos, Gary Hoffman, Marty Dushane, Clair Harmony, Ned Constance. Fourth row: Greg Joy, Dee Chewning, Stevie Strasser, Terri Anderson, Patty Wagner, Ray Schaffer, Tom Dismuke, Betty Yates, Arlene Tafoya, Tannis Janes, Darlene Brewer, Gayle Baldwin. l5 9-Zcuffy M5593 'Q '3ai?wP ' wx pw' Qzlruxxw ,ANQY -H! gl -I aaa fy is fem joan? of Crusfees G?Jn1i1 zz's fm Hon C' kjfllfllllllf Sfafy' uperizzfelzdelzf of Sckoo 5 Dear Highlanders: As another year nears conclusion, I am glad to express commendation and appreciation to all on the La Habra High School campus. The teamwork of faculty, students and parents has made La Habra a truly happy high school. The good results we are arleady receiving re- garding the first graduating class from colleges and universities, as well as from employers, testify to the effective learning that is taking place. We are glad for the effort each one of you is making. We hope you in turn will be grateful for the inspiration and support you have received as a member of a strong and well established union district. We hope that with the obvious fine progress being made on physical fa- cilities, we may always strive for a program of spiritual and intellectual development second to none. On behalf of our Board of Trustees and their administrative of- ficers, permit me to express our very best wishes now and through the years ahead. Cordially yours, Stanley Warburton oar of Cmsfees E William Wylie Joe W. Johnson Francis N. Laird Chairman Clerk Virgil G. Morf D. Gordon McCom ber rizzcipa Joe Merlo Dean of Boys Dorothy Newton Dean of Girls Though this graduating class is the second in the short history of L.H.H.S., it is the first to spend four years on this campus. Your administration, faculty, and staff are proud to have worked with each of you as you have progressed from freshmen to seniors. In thinking of you as the first to spend four years as Highlanders, we hope you will meet the many future firsts with courage, strength, and iudgment. We hope to have trained you to undertake these challenges. You have carried L.H.H.S. well along its path to an established school - we anticipate your continued support and pride as L.H.H.S. alumni in college, at work, and in society. The record you achieve as citizens will reflect the attitudes and habits you began at L.H.H.S. We hope your future will be an inspiration to all those who follow you as Highlanders. You have our very best in the important years to come! Sincerely, Walter J. Pray and L.H.H.S. Administration, Faculty and Staff Grace Selln Counselor J. K. Smith Counselor Dave Inglis Student Activities Tom Bresee Samuel Callicot Handicrafts Algebra I Coaching Carolyn Brown English I Don Bryant Driver Education General Math Coaching Jonathan Cannon U.S. History Eileen Carlson English Homemaking I Elmer Combs Health Education Driver Training P.E. II John Craven P.E. III-IV Coaching Grace DeRubeis Homemaking I-IV AA. I ff Fred Butler Junior Business Commercial Law 11 O00 000 Daniel Eidelson Chemisiry 2. Joseph Ferra ra Geometry Driver Training Daniel Emole Mechanical Drawing I Electricity Woodshop Il Driver Training Alice Enrighi Bookkeeping Office Practice Typing I-ll Glenn Farrell Human Biology Ethel-Ann Fengler English I-Ill ,gif 'ia LaRue Firman P. E. I-lv G.A.A. III George Francisco Biology Coaching Dan Fraser Algebra II Trigonometry Solid Geometry Arthur Grafner Typing I Shorthand l-ll 1 Q V' U ,q n A-gl: tub' is ,rain V. ,Ji ' 1 if i in X ct . H, William Jenks ig U. S. History 'Sf ff--v fri I. ac., Q gi sv .s Dave Inglis Civics Leadership 'I ' Student Activities Dale Hallloerg ' :: r 55gw,L.ih I J Y . . . i , nil' 4 Mechanical Drawing L- -,-- a11L1g,p3a15f,3?i?, , , .,..,,v,.,M W 'E 4 4 'I 1 I Haig . ,L ,Me . I h Crista Jones Q ivirlfi'-Kiwi ' V. if Typing I Alvin Hawkins Story of Nations . Dick Jones Journalism English III Publications Dave lnnis Spanish I French I-II A -at William Henderson .1 Ulm Aff ru - Music Theory 57 U 1.f ,, .. 'I fs ? Pe n a n d I n k K, Donald Krebsbach ' Woodshop I-IV Jane Jaworski P. E. I-lv G. A. A. IV -f... fri., V Robert Ingersoll Ba ic Moth I ii ' 5 ' Story of Nations fo-- ',k Dolores Lunde Spanish I-III Joseph Moog English Il Reading Advance Fred Meier Senior Problems Civics Story of Nations James Moffat General Math Basic Math I-II X ' -sf1:s,: if j gy Elmer Olson Agriculture I-IV , ,jg Q If Frank Palko English I-II Pat O'donnell Driver Education Algebra I P.E. I Coaching Reuben Quiiano Story of Nations Spanish I Ernest Polte P.E. I Driver Training Coaching J. Ray Piper Elementary Science Physical Science Physics Gertrude Payne Study Hall 511 hi James K. Smith Story of Nations W -T Kay Robinson Typing I-Il Myrtle Schneider Allan Stafford Band Mixed Chorus Chorus Story of Nations Inst. Study - Orchestra Jane Roy English il, iv Eng ish I 1' . Grace Selin Bill Stephens Algebra I Arnold Sanchez Metal Shop I-lll Coaching English I Clifford Siostrom Mari-Ann Strandwall S. Swim, M. Dance ,fx ffl- Betty Scaling English II-III Driver Education 5 it Lee Ella Wallace English ll Speech ll-III If 1 1 jf Sy! 1 ' , ' Q f J k allgsan V ill Willis Wilson P. E. ll Special P. E. P. E. Proiects Coaching Uarda Wisdom Health Education P. E. l-Ill Biology .Books lf0l'6 nf lllll 1315l!L ,411 313: Mrs. Martha Middleton Gfifendmzce W sl T M fs or .sg Standing, left To right: Mrs. Jackie Jones, Mr. Louis Munson. Seated: Mrs. RuTh Finch. 26 1 LLV56 lik Mrs. DoroThy Beaumont On These Two pages are The people who handle The affairs of business and mainTenance on The La Habra High School campus. The booksfore has kepT supplies on hand for our school necessiTies during The year. The nurse has always been available when someone comes around wiTh a sTomach ache or a cold. The affendance supervisors have done Their besf To keep The sTudenTs in school, and happy, and we can always find The helpful secreTaries in The office ready To solve our problems. AT lunch and afTer school The ladies af The snack bar are There To serve us food and Tell us noT To crowd. NOT 2 leasT, buf lasT, are The cusTodians whose job iT is To keep our campus clean and in order. We owe much To These friends of ours and To Them we say THANK You 6Ifl'l?llfll'llf'S 14.141 3 ---.....-+v.,-..,,.,,, - M...,...,., 'v1-v-x-1-vm, , ,., sew, LefT To RighT: Mrs. Irene Jones and Mrs. Edith Shirk. V .gibrarians 'fo X is Left to right: Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin and Miss Gertrude Payne lHeod Librarianl. IZQCL ag., - .. - 2: aj fn' 'Z f:'- P' cn: C' l' K ' X. or ,f fl A is A all . 1 . F K , Z N . .Q ,., X r inf vs Y lg f .N A ,Q X 1 Left to right: Mrs. Alma Lemley, Mrs. Hazel Holbrook lSuperviser of Buena Park, Fullerton, and La Habra cafeteriasl, Mrs. Gladys Collins, Mrs. Effie Rettig lAssistant Managerl, Mrs. Marie Cornish. Gusfodiarzs P s.,,,N,,, fs. -' H 5 K 1 Z, 4. 3 Y K ' 1 i F Q , i 1 vs Y 4 4 ' Y I A ,gi and N 'lk ' s.z'-.... .3 -'K ' Qgghpbv Fifi' if , -:qgx ky. , ,Q N... , t 1 if X li-a 1 'R . ' fi .f ?:. s Left to right: Jock Rodgers, Trinidad Padilla, Ocampo, Not pictured: Tony Padilla. Eddie Nelson, Daniel Hernandez, Earbee Chesney, Center Front: Phillip Orqcuzizafimzs uw, 0 W if NSN 69 'Q 6 HIC HI' lu QLIFUQW Q Meds XX GMS .jfembers Gpvisers S canada Zia Sigma Lambda Eta Sigma is composed of students in the honor society. First row, left to right: Marlene Van Horne, Michele Mackey, Alice Partanen, Lynda Stone, Don Haight, Richard Gardner, Linda Holmes, Janice Schaeffer, Pat Stanford, Nancy Simon. Second row: Gaynell Coleman, Susan Mason, Beverly Francisco, Ann Bruederle, Ramona Frisius, Jim Mitchell, Pat Miller, Linda Clark, Barbara Fothergill, Toni Hammer. Third row: Judy Frye, Marguerite Kriesant, Chuck House, Steve Summers, Steve Prontalos, Bob Davis, Ned Constance, Don Yost, Allen Needham. 93. zz ef. Promoting interest in business careers and business activities is the purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America. First row, left to right: Miss Enright, Donna Butz, Sharon Wol- cott, Lupe Hilario, Evelyn Bender, Irene Soutar, Helen Hernandez, Charlotte Wiens. Second row: Sharon Thomas, Bonnie Schwerdt, Sandy Ridgway, Maria Reynoso, Sharon Carpenter, Linda Bender. Third row: Kathy Van Wagner, Myla Popovich, Judy Staff, Virginia Hernandez, Mary Zuniga, Rose Popovich, Rosalie Popovich. Qi S?f.Gf1. The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to broaden the interest in home economics and to increase knowledge along these lines. First row, left to right: Linnie Benoit, Sheryl West, Mary Draeger. Second row: Pat Johnson, Linda Morris, Judy Logue, Brenda Hinson, Joyce Baker, Anna Marie Gari- bay, Stella Molina, Marie Lapiccolo, Millie Minarik, Third row: Pat Legge, Beverly Brum- mel, Darlene Thomas, Karen Klein, Cherlyn Harris, Patsy Ferguson, Galyn Dicus, Judy Murphy, Diana Miller. Wafionaf Klzespiams The National Thespians is composed of stu- dents who have earned IO points or more in dramatic work. First row, lett to right: Brenda Ansley, Keith Pomeroy, Bob Davis, Nancy Simon, Betty Yates, Anne Robbins, Alice Par- tanen. Second row: Ursula Busch, Marilyn Manning, Bill Johnston, Charlotte Weins, Pat Bradberry. 979641. The Future Farmers ot America sponsor fair exhibits and entries, iudging contests and various recreational programs. First row, left to right: Mr. Olson, Andy Martin, Jim Flick, Lyn Stevenson, John Flick, Mike Lillord, Richard Johnson, Mike Matreyck, Terry Remley. Second row: Jim Lockridge, Gordon Mullins, Richard Shaffer, Bruce McLean, Tom Holbrooks, John Winner, Howard McGraw, Robert Faulkner, Wade Lillard. 3 Eg LIL The Key Club is one of the most active service clubs on campus. Its purpose is to serve the school and community in every way. First row, left to right: Harvey Sims, Gary Milhous, Bob Johnson, Bob Hill, Roland Vom Dorp, Garan Chuchua. Second row: Bob Palm, Robert Phillips, Chuck House, John Taylor, Don Haight. Third row: Terry Belair, Berry Chase, Steve Prontalos, Steve Summers. is , ,H . fin. ' 'Pl li ' 4 .gy N I V 'V 61 L!LIZqLl6l Because the members of the Trilingual Club number over a hundred, the class representa- tives, only, are pictured. This club is composed of Latin, French, and Spanish students. First row, left to right: Miss Dhunde, Roberto Finley, Lorraine Adolph, Margaret Magdaleno, Loren Weidman, Barbara Fothergill, Linda Clark, Mr. Terry. Second row: Linda Ivey, Marleen Van Horne, Judy Nordmeyer, Sharyn Thoman, Jo- lene Anderson, Linda Middleton, Alice Par- tanen, Inez Magdaleno, Betty Dunn. .. NE-, Q A7 . a ' ,y W' L ,' .0 eronaufics Field trips to airports, aircraft operation and maintenance, plus possible flights are within the scope of the Aeronautics Club. Left to right: Eddie Johnson, Larry Larson, Mike Ludwig, Vaughn Cornish, Phil Bolles, Jerry Chambers. 32 effernzen 75 The Lettermen's Club is made up of all the boys who have lettered in sports and have sufficient number of points to join. First row, left to right: Jim Fulton, Jim Taranik, Leonard Blanchard, Steve Knott, Bob Lauterborn. Sec- ond row: Wayne Florian, John Eastman, Alan Brown, Alan Ashby. f in L H49 tc, like 1 in rw X. . , Y 59 :i s . of -Q ' , .ix :T 4 ...s.:.. X X -2254 ft! AM! . , Q , cs Q . , 96.04. The Future Teachers of America is a new club around campus this year, which we hope to see a lot of in the future. First row, left to right: Ann Bruederle, Kaaren Joyner, Diana Miller, Beverly Francisco, Marleen Van Horne, Barbara Murray. Second row: Sue Voss, Penny Phillips, Janet Harris, Dolores Auletta, Gaynell Coleman, Carole Meyer. Third row: Eric Palm, Carolee Miller, Ramona Frisius, Judy Frye, Ginger Rayl. www 'ef ,if eq . '7 wi if F Lf, 1 . V' W L Si? 'Nz' . , 'X , K 3 1. . X- Y. S kt T a . Mt? 5 W lx A N itil fi 'X Q P X is 'f S V ri Jah Although this is the first year for the Art Club, it has been very active around campus. First row, left to right: Linda Martin, Alice Partanen, Anne Robbins, John Portour, Donald Yost, Eric Palm, Second row: Patsy Bryan, Joani Wright, Linda Lewis, Ann Bruederle, Sherry Cole, Sandy Sutherlin. roarycasfbzq Jah The Broadcasting Club is another new club this year. It has done a fine job of broad- casting at Sports Contests and other school activities throughout the school year. First row, left to rightf Pat Conner, Don Haight, Ursula Busch, Mike Ball, Jim Mitchell, Roy Trust. 33 Wafiona goremics Known around campus as the Speech Club, National Forensics encourages interests in inter- scholastic debates, oratory, and public speak- ing. First row, left to right: Bob Dudek, Jack Amon, Steve Prantalos, Bob Davis, Harold Stokes, Jim Mitchell, Richard Gardner, Robert Phillips, Robyn Dishman. Second row: Linda Gilmore, Diana Hinton, Arlene Tafoya, Kathy DeWaide, Judy Murphy, Nancy Simon, Patsy Vance, Judy Fisher, Karen Brown, Ginger Rayl, Miss Wallace. Third row: Michele MCKGY, Mary Lee Woody, Donna Gillette, Cherlyn Harris, Don Yost, Jim Fulton, Dale Hutchins, Coco Scotten, Gary Hofmann. I , . pl . Y VL G The Tri-C is a religious club on campus which is non-denominational. Its purpose is to pro- mote the religious standards of its members. First row, left to right: Nancy Slater, Joani Wright, Jackie Spurlock, Evelyn Spurlock. Sec- ond row: Martha Baker, John Karling, Dale Stephens, Richley Crapo, Sandy Sutherlin. I B-L' slight girls I eaque ahbzef This group is composed of the Girls' League officers for the school year of T957-58. First row, left to right: Linda Middleton, Carole Meyer, Linda Bender, B.J. Bechtold. Second row: Linda Clark, Mary Lee Woody, Linda lvey, Jackie Schwartz, Mary Draeger. gk! 272602 SOPIZOIIIOV6 lr - Composed of freshman and sophomore boys, the Hi'Y endeavors to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. First row, left to right: Don Nickerson, Robert Gor- don, Bill Kenefick, Phil Gardner. Second row: Ronald Nishio, Don Haight, Pat Conner, Richard Gardner, Roger Johnson, Donald Yost. 7 sl aj. mzior - elzior Cl! - 66125 First row, left to right: Edna Webster, Brenda Ansley, Linda Bender, Fabian Lane, Jackie Schwartz, Mary Draeger, Jo Beth Pitts, Barbara Fothergill, Linda Clark, B.J. Bechtold. Second row: Sandy Ridgeway, Bonnie Fessenden, Linda Haas, Rosemary Appenzeller, Susan Mason, Judy Driggers, Sharon Carpenter, Alice Rivera, Carol Lee, Judy Sime, Kaaren Joyner. Third row: Susie Griffin, Susan Voss, Marian Dudek, Cherlyn Harris,,Susan Felnagle, Linna Shad- wick, Diane Morris, Janet Waldren, Carol Fields, .lm ,es ,fa L l I i i wzior - elzior V , L- Composed of Juniors and Seniors, the Hi-Y strives to build better Christian men. First row, left to right: Bob Johnson, Robert Phillips, Dave Cunningham, Gary Milhous, John Taylor. Second row: Bob Palm, Berry Chose, Chuck House, Steve Prontalos, Steve Sheeley. Third row: Harvey Sims, Steve Canfield, Terry Belair, Steve Summers. gras man Sophomore ' cy - 66125 First row, left to right: Gail Temple, Gail Bunnell, Donna Gillete, Stevie Strasser, Roni Claflin, Robby Cooknell, Marylyn Thayer, Vicki Bonamoni. Second row: Lana Neece, Carolyn Cochran, Sharyn Thoman, Sharon Everett, Janet Bess, Lynda Stone, Joyce McCarthy, Penny Anderson. Third row: Gayle Vance, Caroline Burke, Diney Paschall, Garland Grimsley, Pat Stanford, Sharlene Eurbank, Judi Walker. 965 172602 S0,0lLOWZ0l'6 Cy - 6025 First row, left to right: Pam Hindman, Sharon Thomas, Judy Tipton, Cindy Hoffmann, Shar- leen Johnson, Suzy Stevens, Patty Keil, Jolean Anderson, Linda Robinson, Janet Harris, Joan Brumley, Dee Chewning, Wendy Thayer, Me- linda Orr. Second row: Jackie Frye, Frances Berg, Carol Eklund, Judy Clow, Penny Phillips, Roxie Bookhout, Toni Hammer, Vicki Andrews, Charlene Smothers, Kerry Firth. Third row: Bonnie Mercer, Betty Yates, Jacque Cothran, Marguerite Kriesant, Chris Joy, Ramona Frisius, Robyn Dishman, Mary Lee Woody, Judy Selin. -Q--fs.-. ,-.,,,, 1 'Y I Sporfs Mllfly xx W U? N555 5 6 SQNQQ' 6 10 h QLIIUQW g2r5f .Town .7 joys I Sporfs gfrfs I Sporf oac iraq Mr. John Craven Varsity Football Mr. Willis Wilson JV Boseboll Athletic director Varsity track Cross Country Mr. Tom Bresee Mr. Don Bryant Mr. George Francisco Cee Football Cee Football Bee Football Cee Basketball JV Basketball Bee Basketball Staff n Q , W' 1 . Mr. Elmer Combs Varsity Basketball Varsity Tennis Mr. Pat O'Donnell Varsity Football Varsity Baseball 1 B, ll Mr. Ernest Polte Varsity Water Polo Varsity Swimming lr. . , - .ffl ...ll Mr. Arl1Old 5Gf1Cl1GZ Mr. Tex Wallis Mr. Warren Wood Bee Football Varsity Football Gym Attendant Wrestling, Boxing Vqrsity Track ' I Hobro Hobrc Hobro Hobro Hobrcl Hobrcz Hcbrc Hobro Hobra Co Como Gclduno Gomez HB joofbaff 6 7 .. 1 .. 7 .. 14 .. 37 .. 0 .. 34 .. 32 .. Q- . lwwvffrgu ' Artesio . . . . . Puente . . . . Temple City . . . Garden Grove . . Santo Ano ... ... Anaheim Newport . . . Huntington Beach . . . . . .. Fullerton Bob Schmidt, T Rob Lcuterborn, G Co-Coptoin Joe Molina, QB Henry Zuniga, HB B00 Palm, C Dick Ortiz, E 1 , Chuck Parga Kent Christiansen Terry Thompson Pablo Luna Bill Everett Larry Driggers Mort Hollingsworth Pat Moretta Johnny Taylor Eddie Sandoval Wolf Uston In its second season with the Sunset League, the LHHS Varsity team recovered with one win and five losses. The team had eleven returning Iettermen, five transfer players who Turned in a good season, and players moved from last year's Bee team. Head Coach John Craven, who replaced last year's Head Coach Bob Rohrer, was assisted by back coach Pat O'Donnell and end Coach Tex Wallis in a season ot good playing. However with several players coming from other schools there was the problem of co-ordination. The award of outstanding back was received by all league, first string fullback Harvey Sims, and the award of outstanding lineman was presented to second string, all league guard, Bob Lauterborn. Louis Davenport Don Marsh Manuel Escamilla H ' . Y E-Y Q tg! ' K 'S' el 9 Y 5 J Q ,g ,AS .wb 1 aw f lS2f Q- ii Loren Weidman Gordon Brittson Greg Schook Dick Morgan Bill Caplinger Rich Shipman Vic Berzins 'Q Jack Amon 3 I3 'A :M a . N. v l . l 9 Q2 ,, fp xl Q x 0 .ff I Rr v 'w ffl Arvilr 'E ' ,pg-. x ghofbafl LHHS Bee squad lines up in defensive stand for action Bees congratulate opponents for a iob well done. Under the new coaching staff of George Francisco and Arnold Sanchez, the Bee football team came out with three wins and three losses for the 1957-58 season. While playing in the Sunset League, the wonderful spirit, morale, and sportsmanship of the players was displayed throughout the season. Outstanding players were Tom Brisco, quarterback and Jim Ellis, fullback. l 4 H Z . 1 r ' ml' 4? fu. J -If ' - ig 9 -iilgl, ,, 1 . F 5 'sr' 17 1 as T 3 . 3 l ,. -.ty ,gy J . . 150 ll- M 'l ... , 4 P First row lett to right A Romero T Watts D Jones G McCarthy B Eagleson, T. Villelli, F. Cooley, V. Lozano. Second row: Mgr. J. Curb, T Drsmuke C Allen T Brrsco J Ellis D Cunningham B Pierce J Mathews, T. Cook, F. Rondone, A. Ashby. Third row. T. Coble, C. Erwin, J Phillips M Beidleman l Fodor A Williams J Davis R Steadman M Majors, J. Scott, P. Pierce. ee iam!! . . MLx,, it i. ' . .. tr l L Glmmpioizs l S. Blaire, R.E., T. House, R.T., B. Hill, R.G., D. Chambers, C., D. Magda, LG., R. Schaffer, L.T., M. Dileo, LE., N. Velasquez, RH., B. Ruffulo, F.B., J. Jensen, LH., R. Turner, Q.B. l Q . Q 9 ,Q ig? Q - ...tl -,f'.EJg li Dial.- . Ray Schaffer Co-Captains Nick Velasquez tx First row, left to right: B. Portillo, R. Nydell, D. Nickerson, K. Hollingsworth, T. Gonzales, B, Hill, M. Dileo, D. Chambers, D. Magda, R. Schaffer, D. Veaich, J. Webb, R. Felix, R. Herbe. Second row: J. Rutledge, B. Alvarze, J. Sgobba, L. Kear J. Aswell, G. Haines, N. Velasquez, L. Nagarin, R. Roundy, S. L. Sciarrotta, T. Wesson, S. Austin, R. Whitehead. Third row R. Turner, D. Moore, R. Holmes, T. Daniells, S. Blaire, T. House, G. Borcherding, B. Ruffulo, G. Anderson, O, Carlson, R McDowell, J. Stewart, J. Jensen, F. Sotelo, Mgr. The C team came out of the 1957-58 season undefeated. Coaches Tom Bresee and Don Bryant coached the T for- mation and, while 258 points were scored during the sea- son, only 6 points were scored against them. Ray Schaffer and Nick Velasquez were two outstanding players and with the help of the rest of the team, they carried the championship. Coach Bresee's league winning champions in action. 47 arsify mkefbaff John Dileo Guard Leonard Doc Blanchard Baldino Gomez Center Howard White Guard Leon Porter Forward Fofwufd -4 :,, Q'-7 R x I . K :siren sg . .. Q ,. M , Me 'wa W 'film ' H Q, 'ffm me-if ,F .,... .--v T' ' if Q Q 'IPFMB' M .. .... .., 1-i . , sw vi... . .E H. M624 r FQ i uw., ' ' vw f .4:,,...: .,'.Qx' Q- . J 'ug-ww, Left to right: Galdino Gomez, Don Everett, John Dileo, Mike Vaughan, Dick Ortiz, Howard White, Leon Porter, Leonard Blanchard, Jack Clark. This year's Varsity basketball team tied with Garden Grove for last place. Although they ended the season with only one win and eleven losses, Coach Combs was quite satisfied with the tremendous spirit shown by the players throughout the basketball year. He hopes, as does everyone at LHHS, that next year's team will end Varsity manager, Ed Peck issues Dick Ortiz a traveling bag. up with a good standing. The key point of the season was in the record round of league play when the Highlanders came through to defeat Garden Grove 49-41. They were led by the spirit given to them by the student body and yell leaders. Leonard Blanchard Co-captain Howard White Co-captain X tl t Q -V .. kung Doc Blanchard's lump shot hits for two more against Huntington Beach. John Dileo lay up scores two for the Clansmen despite the defense of Puente. LEAGUE SCORES L.H.H.S. 30 ............... . . 50 Garden Grove 49.. ............ .41 AO.. ............ ..45 Newport 60 . . ......... . - 70 36 . , ............ . . 61 Santa Ana 39 . . ............ . . 61 27 . . ...... 1 .... . . 69 Anaheim 40 . . ........... . . 59 40 . . ........... . . 56 Fullerton 56 . . ........... . . 67 M j AViA V D . 44 . . .......... ......,.. . . 50 1 '11 ' 0 Outwitting the Oilers, Clansman Leon Huntington Beach Howard whims lump Sho, puts ,WO Porter scores two. 54 . . ............,.... . . 71 more on the Score board. rttlillll ima K si Dick Ortiz out jumps Fullerton Indian to recover rebound for La Habra. Team mates Gomez and Blanchard await rebound as Clark attempts shot. . askefhafl rl. ,fs wrt c x I -M ' . 'f s ,' N.. ' .' X, i J, hilf i k1 . sf ll f ? 1 I ly I fl I. K , First row, left to right: G. Brittson, P, Hudson, J. Holliday, G, Francisco, T. Coble, D, Turner. Second row: K. Hollingsworth, M. Willis, V. Berzins, P. Moretto, K. Senne, L. Vodden. , Y .dn .ny George Francisco Co-Captain The results of our 1957-58 Junior Varsity basketball team were greotly improved over lost yeor's team. Although they did not come out on top, the Junior Varsity showed endless spirit and co-operation throughout the whole team. Mel Willis Co-Captain It's nearly Q draw Q5 Junior Vmsgfy Cemers Vie for Control in Lo Habra controls the backboard as the camera's fast lens stops grueling duel. them in posed-like action. ee askefhall ny, fu -Xi 'sf .., -F if-75-Y First row, left to right: D. Nickerson, D. Marran, R. Daar, B. Snow, G. Chuchua, J. Jensen, T. Brisco. Second row: P. Pierce, T. Can- field, B. Hill, G. Jones, D. Rainier. D. Marran Our 1957-58 Bee Basketball team showed great improvement over our previous years' Bee teams. The whole team showed good sportsmanship and courage throughout the season. Co-cap- tains Tom Brisco and Tom Can- field, along with coach George Francisco were satisfied with the season's outcome and hope that next year will prove to be even better. P. Pierce l G. Chuchua T. Brisco +2 'Y T. Canfield Captain Junior Varsity mixes with Bees in post-season play. Dazzling his own teammate, Bee player sends off another good iump shot. Nm.. ee askefba!! . 't'- M less wins than losses. Coach Tom Bresee wa T X, 'T -1 La Habra's Cee Team played fine games This season, but came out with 7' FQ' 'mmf 'f 11, s proud of The sportsmanship Q 'f A shown among The Team. Oufsfancling players of The Team were Bill ll Q Morris and Skipper Blair. W W X ,J f , . My l W UMW f, ,, W aw ,M WW Co-Captain gina g J W ,W dl M W1 . W . E Hesitating to shoot during practice, Clansman gets rushed in local La Habru Cee Center dominates as he fires ball fo u Highlander gym. forward. l I l . Q ' ' ' J s Xt. I fix g Lili ,i ist ll. kll 05 fx I x First row, left to right: R. Knowles, R. Rogers, M. Dileo, D B. Morr row: G. Cunningham, S. Blair, R. Emerich, D. Camphuis, G. Borcherding, Rutledge, J. Curb. --uv ' I 0 it ,i 'gil N l is, D. Chambers, D. Yeatch, R. Nydell, S, Joyner. Second N. Stenton, L. Davidson, D. Magda, L. Anderson, J. 2 . . , i X'- '. gh 'I 0' 53 arsifzy mega!! K 4 Leon Porter Co-Captains Howard White First Row, left to right: Fred Sotelo, Mgr., Mike Barnett, Eddie Molina, Tom Brisco, Manuel Gomez, Pablo Luna. Second Row: Leon Porter, Ron Patrick, Howard White, Phil Pierce, John Halliday, Leonard Blanchard, Bob Palm, Dennis Manning. MM! First Row, left to right: Gary Haines, Tom House, Jim Ellis, Victor Lozano, Darryll Chambers, Tony Gonzales, Mike Adkins. Second Row: Bob Corral, Billy Morris, Skipper Blair, Victor Birzens, Billy Eagleson, Tom Canfield, Doug Carnphuis. The Junior varsity started their season off with many difficulties due to weather conditions. Although they missed workouts and several games, Coach John Craven stated that he was satisfied with team co-operation. The team has many good varsity prospects. son. Bad weather interrupted the season, and practices could not be held. The varsity baseball team started the league season by playing Garden Grove, and although they aot a slow start, coach Pat O'Donnell was satisfied with tean. spirit throughout the sea- Skipper Blair Co-Captains Bill Eagleson ..., , 1-...., -Q m,..... s Ov 0 N-...,,..' H u..-., '-Q... ..,,.. 'nv-we -N-fp. -..Nu -...MN NNM4 v- 'W' Q- fs-N.. ww-,,, fN'4+444I . ' mt' Q-Q- JT44-L.4I ?vp, emzis V i . am y . i J , V f Q 9 0 . -. V, !' 9- Y E L , .A , . A ' L , M l -I ln, lf. rllgrx L-13 5 ,JZ 1 'ijt i First row, left to right: S. 1 L 129' 'ifvfqflfllf Costales, N. Constance, J. Kurz, t Le 5 J. Flick, A. Needham. Second l y N . ,i . x , JA row: E. Pizzo, R, Phillips, J F ' A A ,L ' N Resseque, R. Vom Dorp, J. Ellis. K 4. Y' l ' Q1 l. 3 The Varsity and J. V. tennis teams made a great show- ing This year and displayed outstanding sportsmanship. Mr. Elmer Combs, tennis coach, was very proud of his boys this season. First row, left to right: S. Larson, D. Costales. Second row: J. Flick, N. Stenton, T. Ericsor., W. Clarke. Third row: J. Amon, S. Summers, L. Df...en- port. .,.p . J I .... it , , A 'ff ' 'l J l , lll ,A l-H A p ,,,5 , ...,: , , Num, .,.4.4.,,.4...44gon-AAD-s.saA-L-I Varsity doubles of Summers and Stenton in action. N ,N4:'l 'w-v. 44. fi-4?-Q Outstanding players, Walley Clarke and John Flick, shake hands. 55 ross omzfry arsify This season's Varsity Cross Country team finished fourth in the league with fine spirit and cooperation. Coach Wilson com- mented on their good sportsmanship and hopes that next year will prove to be better after the experience of this year's season. Left to right: Jim Conlay, Dale Murray, Mike Ball, Don Asta, Dale Stephens, Alan Brown, captain, Frank Heath. Coach Wilson's varsity in action. The Junior Varsity finished in fifth place this season and with their fine spirit and sportsmanship they hope that next year they will do better. 56 91 5 E Bob Crapo finishes first in meet. First row, left to right: R. Rortin, S. Fraser, H. Huizing, B. Whittiker, M. West, G. Hop, D. Shook, L. Larsen, B. Berg, M. Allen,J. Scott, D. Lemley, W. Kessler. Second row: D. McCamish,, G. Logue, J. Dole, D. Wells, J. Kurz, A. Chucha, B. Dennis, M. Vclnsickle, R. Wheeler, M. Allen, G. Rust. Third row: D. Nickenig, A. Needham, F. Mier Jr., J. Frasier, R. Allison, P. Adams, C. Thut, B. Crapo, R. Cannon, D. Gummere. arsify me c ey. E p U . I Qi? 9 , i l . 5 vt ' , , H 3 .' ,E 3 X allude! -H' I-ws-eV J.-gf j i '7 , K l ' ef-tl'-T-'t---l ii' ll mi --' W Q, 1, , , ai ' ' - 1. '-R.- '-' . -4-H 1 An..?g, I .aa-.s?,.,r. I. .v 'Hr L ' -' 'I -'-f14L.'-lin ..: : John Eastman leads 100 yard low hurdles, other Clansman Wayne PG? M00re finishes first for LHHS. Florian, John Eastman Co-captain o -' V I I K4 The Varsity team competing for its second season in the . 'H' -'iz Sunset League, has come to the top in every meet to become ' i' 5, ' league champions. La Habra put their best effort and co- A -iffy? - QP operation forward. Coach Willis Wilson and Tex Wallis were -f ' R' satisfied with sportsmanship and morale put forth by the .- - Q - s I team. La Habra High is indeed proud of its track team. A 4114. S Q , Harvey Sims 'N A T F Co-captain A A 3 W H L l 3 First row, left to right: Frank Heath, Dale Murray, Charles Collins, Dave Cunningham, Al Ashby. Second row: Dave Maroon, Johnny New, Dale Stephens, Robert Weber, Jerry Fischer, Jack Dole, Alan Brown, Chuck House, Bruce McLean, Steve Sheely. Third row: Ted Bright, Pat Moore, Harvey Sims, Bill Pheasant, Gordon Hop, Don Asta, Don Marsh, Wayne Florian, Dave Welch, Charles Parga, Jim West, Galdino Gomez, John Eastman. 57 66 66 l'6LCk l l Q . 4 L .4.. 1 - A l l 3 BEE, first row, left to right. L. Weidman, J. Nisula, B. Dennis, J, Phillips, B. Pierce, T. Dismuke, M. Ball, D. Hutchins, J. Fodor, C. Thut, T. Coble, G Jones, B. Crapo, T. Villelli. Second row, left to right: W. Kessler, G. Keys, D. Sheriff, G. Chuchua, R. Fingerson, J. Conlay, A. Williams. The Bee and Cee track coaches were proud of their teams this spring. They stayed up in the running forthe League Crown, developing many prospects for varsity track team next year. Competition tightens as bar raises. Ready for the final effort 4 i:Lg...L.L..'l.xkL1l .. A CEE, first row, left to right: G. Rust, C. Bartock, G. Borcherding, R. McDowell, J. Sgobba, T. Wesson, J. Frazier, J. Jenson, D. Wells, R. Allison, L. Weidman, R. MacRae, M. Magdalena, R. Cannon. Second row, left to right: D. Whitehead, D. Florian, J. Torriello, T. Daniels, J. Dicus, R. Roundy, B. Rufflo, B. Ruppe, S. Austin, D. Heath, M. Dileo, R. Schaeffer, D. Magda, D. Carston. arsify Wafer 0 0 1 First row, left to right. Dick Marsh, Phil Coughlin, Ted Gunn. Second Row: Eddie Stone, Gary Gavan, Rick Wilson, Bill Webber, Jim Ryland. Third Row: Steve Bennett, Bill Johnston, Steve Furnell, Jim Taranik, Jim Fulton, Steve Knott, The varsity water polo team came through the league third this year and coach Polte stated he was satisfied with the sportsmanship and morale kept through a winning streak. Outstanding player on offense was Jim Fulton and on de- fense was Steve Knott. Polte also stated it was the best 5 ,. team La Habra has had yet. L .1 , 5' Leading offensive player Fulton scores again. 'F H-1 1 ,ily - ' 'F 'N Qvefevszwsq , Bill Webber F Co-Captain ga-A I Q 3' We Jim Fulton Co-Captain Coughlin passing to Taranik, fights off defenders 4 new f ' Y LN 8 I A 'J C5 Gee Wafer Q30 0 Jim Gourley Co-Captain -use T- 'Il 'Em 3 .4 5 wwzgg- First Row, left To right: J. Gourley, T. Brewer, H. Stokes. Second Row: J. Hageman, B. Hamilton, P. Harold Stokes Gardner, H. Bell, W. Jones. Third Row: L. Stevenson, T. Moers, A. Luzynski, D. Steele, D. Haight, C0-Captain R. Gardner, T. Erickson. The Bee and Cee water polo Teams both finished in second place in The Sunset League this year. On The Bee Team, Jim Gourley was a high scorer, and, on The Cee team, Marshall Goddard and Nick Cooke led The way. Thor Erickson and Bill Hamilton show considerable promise Tor The varsity next year, and, Tor The Bee Team next year, some good pros- pects are Mike Bohn, Wayne Brown and Richard Stokes. Coach Polte was satisfied with The sportsmanship and co-operation of The teams. Wayne Brown Co-Captain 3 1 M LMT ti- x. - ' Nick Cooke Co-Captain First Row, Bill Hay, Kaufman, Rick Scott. left to right: John Crow, Charles Bender, Nick Cooke, Richard Stokes, Jim Ellis. Second Row: Mike Bohn, Dennis Proud, Richard Travis, Harold Frazier, Jim Everett. Third Row: Marc Marshall Goddard, Ralph Tinker, Wayne Brown, Don Parsons, Andy Martin, Jerry Everett, They're off, the finish. Lett S. K arsify Swimming At annual deadline time, Mr. Polte predicted that we should finish about Third or better in ot press time tour wins and two losses standing in league meets. Jim Fulton Dick Marsh, were outstanding players captain Bill Webber. the league. As totalled the clan , Ted Gunn, and , along with co- 1. if-ls 1 .- ...-1:1 I Jim Fulton Bill Webber Clan diver in excellent form. Co-Captain Co-Captain . J ll ' 4 ww Q Q '4 M 4' ak 'U' J J B N x KA If I 4,4 J' B iw he , .ig Y to right: J. Aswell, S. Fornell, Dick Marsh, Jim Fulton, Dave Veach. Standing, left to right: B. Hamilton, P. Coughlin, G. Gaven, J. Gourley, nott, B. Webber, R. Wilson, T. Gunn, B. Johnson. 6l ee wimmizzq , o.. -f On your mark - Go Left to right: J. Hageman, W. Jones, D. Steele, H. Stokes, T. Brewer, D. Haight, R. Gardner, A. Luczynski, H. Bell. Led by Harold Stokes, The Bees have a fighting chance in The league meet in April. So Tar This season They have Tour wins and Two losses. M- Gee wimnzinq First lap. The last pause, Q ff First Row, left to right: J. Crow, B. Gaskill, R. Stokes, H. Frazier, R. Travis, D. Proud, D. Parsons. Second Row: M. Kaufman, B. Schoonauer,L. Stevenson, A. Martin, W. Brown, M. Bohn, B. Hill, J. Scott, N. Cooke. To date our Cee Team is The loest one in The history of La Habra High School. Mike Bohn, Bob Hill, and Nick Cooke are all ouTsTanding and will place high. 'X' :- RQ W ' fi 1 f MQ 9 V 'tar 15 w 23911 5 Q i . In 33, ,- ,. . 'v if iq Q- x,-'TS' g1,.+?f,w .H M 3 ii 'buf fy. Q 3 -Y fi xx 4 -ff 'V -L. A' -' 1' A. -1 N , r Q99 ef M' M' 1 if i,f ' x. fw 'A' iff. r I 1 Xu- if 1' ' is , .X - MTL 1' 0, W Q 'L , , Wk 1 yi x-.. ' - A IW X. S' u .,s' Q-iv CV .W L Qifwf-f--' Q ls.. fx .gf M Q lg Q, Q My 6 , ,E sg f . , -sf H Wi Ta Q 3 Y 4 f ' NSS' R, ,N g .JK ...vf NN f.f2if'l! Ji? vox k P' '- . Q . .gh 'Ss . . ,wv , is Q. Q ff. 5'1 J f .:',gq 'rj2 ff'1'7.if7?j.Y ,-4. .t., 'x awiufts K ,-2 Q7 5 , Mrs. Jaworski ,. ,g. Mx Mrs. Swiontkowski Under the leadership of President Linda lvey, the Girls Athletic Association had an activeyear, highlighting Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Tennis, Badminton, Water Ballet, and Mod- ern Dance. Good sportsmanship and friendliness were exhibited at all the G.A.A. Playdays. The participation this year was the best in the history of the La Habra G.A.A. Many thanks to Linda Ivey, the advisers, and the girls who went out for G.A.A. making this year so successful. Q W -E A all swiv- 14909 E6 x igx ' s, f Q Z f J Miss Firman I'- I 48 'X A Ni l Miss Strandwall l Mrs. Wisdom f Q 11 Ng, The G.A.A, Cabinet, first row, left to right: S. Johnson, T. Hammer, J. Haynes, Q f B. Mczari, J. Schaeffer, P. Miller. Second row: L. Clark, L. Middleton, A. Herlihy, N J Brumley, L. Ivey. Mrs. Ziff askefbaff as ' . 1 v ' -Q .. . J - ,L ea 65 K . 4 ff' . - 1 v f 6 O ss 3 is ' ' 5 'f N.. K i i t . 3 4 , 9... .. I ' - Q - 3- -br: -4 .I ,v ' Q' Y' 6:7 1 X L' I .A ' Q , , .ff-PQ t 5 ' N ' . 7 .1 V C V . 9 XA,. , V FN 1 ,J ' ff -L . -J i X6 Seniors first team, first row, left to right. L. Ivey, W, Rubottom, P. Cozad, H. Kattich, J. Seniors second team, fl 5T '0W, left fe fi9l1T: J- R0lUnnO, J. Dearborn Howell. Second row: L. Haas, L. Holmes, B. Morzori, J. Richards, J. Schaeffer. E. Webster, D. Delnl- Second few: S. Cerpenfef, L. Bender, R. Appenzeller, S. Griffin, S. Roberts, T. Hoskinson, R. Ridgeway. , . 3 , - Y , . -lt-B b ., . D I w, . 4 - , L ' ' Q . 1 ' P - I l 2 , , 5 Q 'ca - N . , X .M ' Q 2 I 1 . M J A I Juniors first team, first row, left to right: K. Fields, I. Magdalena Juniors second team, first row, left to right: G. Torres, D. Weller, E. M. Pantaia. Second row: C. Davidson, L. Adolph, G. Johnson, D. Sheely, Archibald. Second - J. Smith. row. A. Wolford, C. Ruppe, K. Joyner, K. Dietrick. mn 6 :A 'PA gc 19. ,J . - X P f X 1 x ,F A V a 1, 57' Q .. - . 5' f I J ff r -ix' ' ' M., 1' 3 Sophomores first team, first row, left to right: T. Hammer, V. Molina, Sophomofes Second Team, flfsl 'OW' left to rlghl: C' COCRVGYT, K- T. Fowler. Second row: C, Burke, M. Leal, P. Wagner, S. Johnson. B0n05kY- Second 'CWI J- AFlCl6I'S0f1, 5- STFOSSBV. M- l-0PeCCOl0, C- Smothers. - N , W: ' -A ' ti 2. - J 1 -gf A , X l e A lt' . 7 Vik l D -v ff I i 1 , 2 id - . i A 1 x 4. et f -. r tw, r ff 1 he I I . K 'f Q.. 'K ' 1 L Q L jf 1 f ' at r We -J A L. 21 2 li . ' A Freshmen first team, first row, left to right: S. Jones, P. Wineland, Freshmen second team, first row, left to right: J. Frye, S. Dennis, J. Haynes, L. Warner, Second row: K. Voss, L. Weber, A. Fields, D. Brewer. Second row: P. Proud, K. Sparks, C. Wranosky, L. Simpson. T. Janes, P. Fothergill, G. Hawkins. fifoizgyiaiz hi it-,L Seniors first team, first row, left to right: L. Hilario, E. Seniors second team, first row, left to right. S. Griffin, L. Bender, J. Rotunno, J. Spurlock. Webster, L. Holmes, J. Schaeffer. Second row: W, Second row. B. Bechtold, J. Howell, D. Dalh, S. Roberts. Rubottom, H. Kattich, L. Ivey, P. Cozad, T. Anderson. . Q '.,, as -i . Q I ' E 5 Juniors, first team, front row, left to right. E. Archibald, l, Magdaleno, G. Torres. Second row: C. Davidson, M. Johnson, L. Adolph. f he F an V ,N . Sophomores first team, first row, left to right: T. Hammer, J. Woodward, T. Fowler. Second row: D. Paschall, S. Strasser, P. Wagner. K A Q-5' K f' at ,H 5 5 x . Q, . 'EF .1 if sr' X ii s 1 4.. f , fy I ' i . 4 Freshmen first team, first row, left to right: P. Wineland, T. Janes B. Yates. Second row: A. Fields, L. Weber, L. Simpson, D. Brewer, S. Roper. 4 Juniors second team, first row, left to right. M, Dunlop, D. Sheely, M. Magdaleno. Second row: G. Johnson, K. Dietrick, A. Wolford. 1 D O G9 -l s G3 A f 5 2 F .M i, s h .. .fu il if 'mf k- it '?. Sophomores second team, first row, left to right: V. Molina K. Banasky, J. Kitzer. Second row: S. Lane, S. Ressegue, C. Burke. 1- -- .. Aff if Q. J i 5 - . .A 19 w X W Freshmen second team, first row, left to right: D. Choate, J. Haynes D. Endo. Second row: S. Bodenhozer, K. Sparks, N, Anderson, J. Dragon G. Becerra. OC Cgy sp' if i lc? f iw' KJ an 3 , . 0-I kg . L 4 Q K, .bf K 'L' I 1, 2 A K . .2 ' I 'ii S V ' y Y' f i Q e 'T 1 5 OE s Y 4 v 1 . X his 6 1 J . 1 Seniors first team, first row, left to right: L. Ivey, S. Ro Dearborn, J. Rotunno. Second E. Webster, J. Schaeffer. SS K Juniors first team, first row, left to right: M. Dunlop, D. Sheely, M. Magdalena, M. Pantoia. Second row: E. Archebald, L. Adolph, C. David- son, M. Johnson, A. Wolford, I. Magdalena, G. Torres. 3.1 We is F. L ,. -I s .Q :. Q A A l -W .. . Q S r . ' ' ,L 3 J. ,. .. -3 -. , as g A if in 4 J ll 0 4 .as 4. is x g , , Y . - S l i ' fi Sophomores first team, first row, left to right: C. Burke, T. Hammer, P. Wagner, T. Fowler, S. Carlson. Second row: S. Ressegue, S. Strosser, P. Stanford, S. Johnson, N. Kaylor, C. Smothers, S. Stevens. . xii, no 54'-3 6- as .5 ,sw :ga ., W l l ., W L I-at . ,, 8 ' NW vw . PM I L is Freshmen first team, first row, left to right: K. Sparks, A- Moefbeelf- Second row: P. Wineland, L. Weber, J. Haynes. berts, L, Haas, S. Carpenter, J. row: B. Bechtold, J, Howell, J. Richards, L. Bender, L. Holmes, Seniors second team, first row, left to right: G. Baldwin, M. Va nHorne, D. Dalh, H. Kattich, W. Rubottom. Sec- ond. row. R. Appenzeller, S. Griffin, S, Ridgeway, T. Hoskinson, C. Keller, S, Roberts. ff 'S' Juniors second team, first row, left to right: C. Ruppe, A. Garceo, B. Schwerdt, M. Draeger. Second row: K. Dietrick, S. Voss, L. Clark, K. Joyner, J. Frye. my I k' ln' ig av. Q 2, V c-f A , Q Nr I . A - , 1 Q V,.., . I R A ia :BQ ' ' Ce K . 5, . ' Q I . S , I .XV tf rf ef . X .V 2 Sophomores second team, first row, left to right: S. Thoman, S. Thomas S. Wolcott, G. Boggio, B. Palm. Second row: G. Gurgos, C. Hoffmann R. Frisius, L. Benert, J. Selin, R. Claglin. 4, in W my an K, 95 Y Q I . 4 aux, gm' ' ' 4, ,. ..-J 6, ,. 1. avg. A ff 5 . . ' V Q . 9 5 Freshmen second team, first row, left to right: S. Roper, M. Thayer, P. Proud, D. Costales. Second row: J. Dragon, J. Dick, A. Fields, S Jones, J. Hamic. cfiolz Skofs Watch The birdy. This is G.A.A.? fl fn Q... f N-wi Hook shot. .v, ff if C ly , I '75 I F .W , .. 5. ' x A Ser-up. i Not cigoin! Wav 9'ws J 3 22 'U 2 Q.,-gys' . IC 1 ' 'W -- -- HQ F '40 ur ' x 5 .W 'K- ..r,..i X . f 4 Ian.. 1 Overhead slam, A 'Q .4434 ,,.,,,,,., ,o 1 ... , ' A A ' ' f le' ' AN 'f i .3 ' -Q. 1 Q o,,A . Mai i i x 5' Q Where's the ball? -4 This is cction'J 69 dizzy I ii 5- Ss Q. 33 Rainy day. ays and Wafer affef JG! ,FN Reach for it. Oops - Almost. Mass Confusion. Fly, ball, fly! Get 'em tiger! f I . noi -. . x kan, hunk , K ' K t 2 L y .. , , - . . .T 4 in so 3' J , K V ' f 01 I R -., . ' 1 .. 4 9 il-'. Q E --fi ' K ' in . 'T' . to f Tl ' Q' ff - - 159 . sv- ff' EA if ll' ,., 0 ' A - V v Q I 5 . , -. b - N- l - V . . 0 M.26' , ., f h F--5, -. y 15, A . M,- Q X, ' L A, Y, .A V fb .V -5-LLC., ,' Q .3 Q an-s-.-,V ik W -.Kg M . l F' , f - . ., ,:---, ,rv ...if 503 -A ' 6- - - of .. S-J , N' , 4 f .4 K . N' 5-1 X J 1 A ' 1 T is .... f . Q M' Aga ' , , -- ' 'A .ni 'i 1' ' , ' ' rx ' ' ' , as , H -. - .M J 'x q x .,. J- M dv . ...,,,1f:'L A . Tm? ...A f.. - 'Hx 6 thai!! Water Ballet, first row, left to right: C, Pack, P, Hamilton, L. Middleton, L. Stone, G. Grimsley, S. Leonard, T. Anderson. Second row: K. Voss, R. Dishman, J. Waldren, K Firth, C. Hartsock, P. O'Niel, L. Marten. Third row: J, Grace, K. Barron, V. Andrews, H. Butz, C. Cochran, R. Levo, S. Jones. Fourth row: S. Cole, C. Lewis, C. Harris, V. Bostenchury, N. Lemoine, F. Berg. Fifth row: A. Herlihy, S. Thomas, J. Wiggs, S. Robbins, J. Erlenmeyer, L. Lernley. a minion an 0 em ance f fx I Seniors first six singles, first row, left to right: L. Hilario, Seniors first six doubles, first row, left to right: G. Colman, J, Spurlock, G. Baldwin, E. J, Schaeffer. Second row: S, Griffin, W, Rubgttom, L, Webtser, B. Bechtold. Second row: J. Richards, L. Haas, J. Howell, S. Carpenter, D. Lipke. Bender, L, Holmes, Third row: J. Schwartz, A. Rivera, D. Dalh, S. Roberts, P, Cozad. Modern Dance, first row, left to right: G. Grimsley, W. Thayer, J. Harris, R. Claflin, M, Lecil, V. Rogan, D, Costales, C. Bailey, D. Brenier, B. Walker, C. Grable, D. Carl, S. Thoman. Second row: K. Van Wagner, C. Eklund, M. Baker, J. Dykes, V. Andrews, T. Anderson, I. Soutar, C, Weins, M. Lofquist, V. Golightly, D. Choate, M. Vangomble, E. Bender, T. Taylor, J. Grimm, P. Cummings. Third row: V. Bononomi, S. Leonard, P. Miller, J. Rotunno, K. Peck, J. Clow, S. Detaffol, J. Helbert B. Betts, M. Kriesant, M. Thayer, D. Chewiving, S. Bodenhofer, J. Doe, J. Brumley, J. Henry, C. Wranoski, P. Lee. l . l 4 0 'QQ S l is . Y .1 Q' , Q9 iv K' S Q ' S X? ' .-q ' N , h 4 Qi S 1 qs- 1' s f 1 l - Juniors first Six doubles, first row, left to right: M. Dunlop, D. Sheely, Juniors first six singles, first row, left to right: M. Draeger, E. Archebald M. Magdaleno, I. Magdaleno, M. Pcintoio, G. Torres. Second row: C. Second row: A. Wolford, M. Johnson, B. Schwerdt. Gores, L. Adolph, C. Davidson, S. Voss, L. Clark, K. Joyner, G. Johnson. A Linda Middleton Water Ballet 6LIZ6Lq6V5 Blanche Mazari Badminton Pat Miller W-nv' -1r !' 41 Gloria Torres Modern Dance Basketball wu- Toni Hammer Janice Schaeffer Softball Tennis ff't ! Linda Volleyball Clark Charlene Johnson Hockey L ln-5 Wh., 'WD' ii F' v . ix IA ' 4 ...--- I1 'Mawr' .,, s Q ' ' D ,4 .gr Bower Gfasses WEL! 0 W U? 'Q WNW Ssxpsgo' 6 A 1' I Q. QLIFUQW I 4, 1 A 1 vi vw-. X L TF - .Xi C X W w ,jjxie Q qu, 1,.,,,5, if XYZ: , K W W JK fi rdf! QM' ' ri 'V - M '- +A1'v'7' V ,, Q6 My 1, , N Q2 ' ' -xS x'- Q x JI , , - 3' A -'P . .y K , . A V f A'?C-i. Q!!s. Q Xfig., . w 5 ' ' . x . .- li . -il-f'4 'wl V Ki ws,-, rf. Anya .f 'Q 'XY , , A if ' X 'IQ ' , MN , ' -,AV - L .tk -'Qyxfv-' NsjX1xggQ,?:,,,. ,5 K, Q X xqqx , 1. 1 -.H-.J.', , .wxM, , xx X vvvxs, gy . -W.-,syyxnhi x 2 - - , , x. Q, M Q f , f , . A, -y N f kv' ,. WL ff- ,xl BQX xg N 'fx . .x .W '- . 3-IQ X '. I-'N -f- ' - my . 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The Freshman council, led by their cabinet, met every Thursday to plan class activities. lf Freshman cabinet, left to right: Gary Borcherding, Jo Dragon, Karen Sparks, Darlene Brewer. fam, 'w-3'-1 K A f 's Karen Sparks Secretary is .lo Pragon Vice-President , ,fx 0- f,,i.?,3.,a I 4' RA v ' 1 Q' Y 4 . Y 4 , ' V, 2 Darlene Brewer , ' K F, 1 Treasurer 5 1 V WN, X if' U Advisers, left to right: Mr. Stevens, Mr. Hawkins, Mrs. Fengler, chairman, Mrs. Carlson, Miss Brown. 5 of A ' rm D5 'nfl . A , ' I , ' - W ' ' X .. A 5 C175 , 3 ' . K ry ,qi 3. . Mk, . V , , . . Nga 4. 4. Ja ll - ,f .1 wwf E, Aguilar P. Ahart J. Ames J. Andersen N. Anderson L. Anglin J. Arroues S. Austin M. Avila A C. Bailey A M . L 1. X ,. as F L- . 'ff'-1' Isl r ff f' 5 5- 7 1 - Q r it . - -. x .A vs Lip f 0 MIX, U ' .3 ' A V: Y ' l B 17 l 4 I P. Bolles G. Borcherding P. Bowlin P. Brannigan Q B. Baldwin .4 A I, M. Ball 5' A ' ' ' xl P. Banks A QB .RX A I , . . 5 , 45. . -ur-'N ,, . I 'Q Y .. K 'W Q xl .- -T .. 'fax . 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A Ak ,gs . V' J? si . x. .lf I L. Molina D. Moore P. Moretfa J., Morgan six N Y .aei . . . . in - A , ' i A ' J, B. Morris R. Morris H. Moxness C. Much A P i J 6 . -.M ,.,. f A . fv- N 2 .fi s ,, i 'W f. ' ,.. . Y . J A1 .L Qs: ' wr'-7 J P M e .' C B. Murray D. Murray B. Nancarrow M. Navarro 1 1 rf , u - 'V' E I' 'yy If A -W av -M , . ,- ,. ' kv s s. .6 my I f' . w 4-Z ' ,W f 3. NGVGHO K. Nelson C. Ness D. Nickerson J ' I .ia -. g j t J vw ,Q ,.. fr 2-53 an 73' VV u by' hc . er .1 M- . s f in ff J. Noiarian J. Nordmeyer L. Norem C. Norwood E. Parsons J. Partanen J. Pate D. Patrick ,- 7' 5 1 - . fv- V , , J 3, . Qs- . ,, T 'F 1 F . kv W fv- P1 S 6' 3' it - ' I 5 , 5 - . 6 N f ' 'J i 1 N Z- - N ' N ' u . gr C i 'f . L f ' ' A ' J f' A. m ln.: lwixfii A X A R. Patton C. Paul R. Peebles R. Peterson C. Piirto R. Pobiiner R. Pouisen P. Proud J. Rutledge . . X V S, Somorin 2 n 0 r W 1 L. Sanchez 4 . 'ia . Q . X ' wr ' S f' ' S Yr 5' , 'C J r J. Proudfoot S. Roddotz S. Rogan S. Roper R. Sanders S. Sawyer K C. Scarlett ,ff - Q- .5 . Q , ,. '. 'C t f. S -ft - it ' L 5 .1 f f ' ,l H t . ,x V X , . i J' 'Q' ' ' ' l Il: S A f x 1 1 A .. 1 1 . .,'z. 4 1' , f -ff B. Schneider F. Reil S. Reyes C. Reynoso R. Ritter R- SCPOOUOVSY L. Sciorrotto Q. N 6 1. xy r- 'N ' 'x ,Hs - R f v , Q' Q ' -5. Q 53, ? 5, . -JJ 5 V ' t 4:7 iv 7- C. Scott . f L. . I , n T. Scott - 4 ' ' - C. Scotten 6 7 1, 3 ' B. Rivera J. Roberson L. Robinson R. Rogers ,J . X Q - . 1, Y' 1 . ' ' ,.. fe . 44 X Q. w as s P' , ' Q 5 R. Sechrist N J. Sgobbo J. Shedd '65 , Q fv- ff W f . ' 16 , . - M' A- Y' T. Romero C. Rondone R. Roundy N. Ruelcls y , I Q L. A A L .ag y A 47' 1- S. Sheetz O 53: J, 1 D. Sheriff . 'cn , , P A , . , . - J R. Shook 2 1 +4 za , Q Z , F fr , 1 ,Q xt A . .A , v if . y B. Ruffulo B. Ruppe G. Rust B. Rutledge ' J. Short L. Simpson D. Sims S. Smethurst S. Smith T. Snyder Sporks J. Stanton W7 , . so f I Q 'Zu ' 5. 5 Q z: :S . t - , -.. - x Q .- 1 fs . I -' . J , I Y I. 5 gk- I , . 1. A A A .N ,J It Q. Q' IQ .X , J 3 P. Steele M. Tebben D. Twaddell 'X . gig, . tv Q. 1, NK if - N . . , 6 i 'K - A y . 4' , . 3 H 'pu 45 1 , nr . 4 'G ,.' l . , K i t ' 1. rx - in -F L .- .Ll ' H A - 1: H- 5, 2- Vt 6- j Z' N ' l 3 - T 1 - ' S, ' - A A, ff sf' f .f w j . J 1 - 42' . - - ' S ,-. I' ZN 'W 1' as rv' 6 ' . qv- 4 A H 5' i 4' l V1 T .0 ' ,-X ' - Q I i . k -- 1 1 A A ' 0 ff LLJ f ' A - C t J. Steffen R. Stokes L. Stutz B. Swionkowski G. Tafoya E. Tate B. Taverner G. Temple M. Thayer M. Torres C. Townsan R. Tracy R. Travis ' D. Turner L. Urbina G. Vance M. L. Von Gompel M. Van Gompel D. Veatch M. Villaned N. Volkerr K. Voris K. Voss B. Walker D. Walker T. Watts C. Weigel S. Wentworth D. Wells J. Wells C. Werner D. Whitehead T. White J. Wiggs A. Williams S. Wilson ' f A . U QR G' 7 A, , . N li. X . ' - i . . y Q' 7 V haf' I lit 'I V . I A .Q tu ft' y 2: 6 s ff 2 5' A V -X , ' . ' e. ' v x M'L.A . 1 .N f I g- i , gm ' - ' ff 9 A 4 r . V I A A Jf .. J. Webb S. Webb L. Weber T. Wesson M. West J. Whitaker P. Wineland R. Wines G. Winn an X A l nv- 0- 0 .,. ' f 5 A .M ' T 1 Q Q 4 f 7 if 'ii gf? W , . I , J A ,.,. ...ir T a . 1 :sw-,.,u . . - -2-,Q-Al: gjxg fr . . kkk, tw ci-lu, - :V . .. ... L A f f Q I L-1 i .L f ill. A. 0 A S. Witmond M. Wryn - 2 is , - - i A 1 '11 - vt X , is X 'r W 'S ' 5 '- X is 'E L. Winslow P. Wise RSC. Witham N. Yett E. Zeither J. Zodor 'iw p ' A x W, 2 L. Wolltjen C. Wranosky B. Yates Adkins Alexander Allan Allen Artino Aupperle Baker Becerra Ba lint Bucklin Campbell Cannon Chctffin Collins Conlay Copeland Corral N. Coughlin X Craddock Dominguez Dominguez Donaldson Ellison Favazzo J. S. L. S. L. D. R. P. C. P. E. R. P. T. L. K. J. S. J. R. W. R. J. J. Fodor Fredrick Gaeta Garcia Gillette Gilson Glazier Hacker Halapoff Hamilton Hansen Haro Haughey Hernandez Holmstrom Howard Iretch Jaime Johnson Johnson Kenefick Knowles La Gow Landis Freshmen not pictured A. Lira M. Llado L. Logue G. Logue A. Lozano L. McAmis T. McKenzie J. Mahoney R. Mahoney E. Martinez R, Martinez C. Maturino E. Moerbeek G. Moionier P. Molina D. Naiarian S. Naiarian W. Phillips G. Nash L. Powell C. Pritchett K. Rebman C. Reynoso R. Richards l K V f l V. Sanders G. Sandoval J. Shook L. Shultz J. Smith L. Solomon L. Southard R. Sowers L. Starnes B. Steele R. Tinker K. Titchener J. Tornello V. Torres T. Valencia D. Van Heukelen L. Warner M. Weaver D. Welch J. Wells L. Whelchel J. Williams C. Willis J. Wilson SOPAOHZOVZ GMS 5 Bill Dickenson President In listing the activities of the Sophomore class of 1957-58 we find that they started the year off by selecting their class rings, in which the Starfire style was chosen by an overwhelming majority. The Sophomores showed tremendous school spirit at all of the pep rallies. Their dance, which was held in May, was also another one of the many accom- plishments. To plan activities for their class the Sophomore cabinet met every other week. Sophomore cabinet, left to right: Linda Middleton, Maggie Kriesant, Robyn Dishmon, Bill Dickenson fam .4x,1- TIT' TFL Robyn Dishman ' S Linda Middleton Vice-President Maggie Kriesonf 1 Treasurer 1 vrv , 419 , v '.ui .' ,,' n'n' .- v ',rW Q kv ,s 4, ',A Q y, Q' Q ' r I if Q . Mr. Ferrara, Chairman Mrs. Jaworski Mr. Combs Mrs. Tschirgi Mr. Siostrom Secrets ry I K I X 1 'v ,px in l . Q- 6 ' sw 4' fl 1 u I . a ' N ' I N D C ,i G. Abernathy T. Adams P. Adkins C. Allen R. Allison f P. Anderson - l in Q. ' 1 R. Anderson 1 , N 4 V. Andrews J A . 1 A R. Bookhouf f. :Q 4: .5 - J. Aswell - I - E. Avila -9 , 2, M. Baker ' Q .45 f I . f C1 3 . A. Bengle of- M. Baldwin Y M. Ball 'J K. Banasky .f Ev- . Qt 1- 'P F T ' M. B A K 1' 6 il olron BrumleY , . .Mx K i C. Bartok ' Q' ,J Q ' M. Beidleman S' SF ,gg 3 V s 1 E. Bender Q' 5 . . . 1 , H - L. Benoit A. ln-I 'i Q ' V. Berzins R. Butz A B 'al 'E+ X E pl : J, Bess x .Q ' A s. Blair ' x I X V. Bonanomi lr ' T. Carlson B. Chase B. Cheek G. Chewning G. Chuchua M. Cioe A 'G I' Kal . 7' -' 1. 9 Q . . ff.. . , ' Q ' A if 7 . I A I J il A51 J. Amon up 3' If- 'ff' . Y I M. Braithwaite AL.: S. Brisco 7 A' I G. Bunnell . Camphuis F. Carpenter R. Claflin N. rr. ' pbe- 01 ' I fy- Q7 7 J. Anderson I . P A . up. J. Brandt n 3 C. Brooks ,- 0 Laws' C. Burke Q . U A W. Caplinger G . lux. 1 s H. Carter G. Clarida Q I ar xx L. Anderson A0 I s J. Brandt 5- .Q 14.5 gl Q-,, R. Brown 6' Pr 'X R. Bushman 6 l x 1 I S. Carlson l N. D. Chambers J. Clow n fr I .., I 1 I fx Q dr ix ,l '76 1 in 'F' ,l F , 5, -'Eu - . l K K S x s ' A 1 ,kgufx m R' T' 2 if :X R i ' f ' N U f W . 1 f- . lr K , x AA .f I A ' 0 ' A 1 'I f'f f f KI A -'. C. Cochran S. Cole P. Conner T. Cook C. Cooknell D. Cooknell G. Cordak C. Cordell 1 f- ,S R. Ellis 4 5 ' 4, 24 ., M , Q ' J. Ellis 3 w 6 K X X ' 3 . - u 'J M. Ellis ' ' rl A, ,Y ,, 'X l fx 'Q I - if if 1 R 4 4 L95 ' ' i , 1' U 1. I 2- M. Corless R. Corral S. Costales D. Cox 3, V. ElllSOl1 I J. Emch X KP' 0 YN C A V 1 Z 4 , lr. , - v 6. fr 7 ,,. P. C. Enright f , tj I - ' 'Q - ' I . tv I - A A. A -C. 4 , I1 R. Crosby K. Crowe B. Damron J. Davis - T, Ericson fb N - X W. Esterley t 7 ,L . , S. Eubank l 7' Q --ls - 3 l ? as 5 ul y 1 . . - Q X K, I 4 ,'A ,N 37. rv is 4.14 . l A . 7 F , '. . L . 463 f I 'ff I L. ., 1'+Cf. J- Everen 6 ,N Q' S C. Deckert M. Deushane W. Dickenson G. Dicus S. Everett - N I J. Everson ,., Q ' n . , .1 . 5' - v R ' 5 . V ,- N . My - Y B, Faplkner Q pl V 6 Y 1 ul A :eff R- FWGY . - 0 S - N K. F' h K' Lf' M. Dileo R. Dishman W. Dismuke R. Draeger In 2' x 5 , IA I 1 ' . . V ,- R ? 'hi ,, fa- X ' I . . X x . 'X R .t + - A . 9 N vv. Fish Q- ' -5,2 ' . W Y . W . ri - Y , . Fish A ,.. J. Fisher ,pf V 7 Y L. Driggers J. Duncan H. Eakin C. Eklund H91 - T. Fowler J. Frasier R. Frisius G. Garcia R. Gardner D. Gillette L. Gillespie M. Goddard . , h fx V 1, .Ee 4- Q. I. v. 4' 5 li., -I K 5 T, K . - 44. K 7 5 cr Q y C7 '.,. ' . f M Y I Vg , - l 2. ' 4 1 f, Q f i A R .M if 4- I ,' ii 1, 2- 1 fv- 'Q v Avia.. gl A. Gomez K. Halcipof P. Hay l 1' , I CI. ' .l ? 2. ft 5 'P yl In , X i I . 'P' ' s if 9 .52 r Xia- I m. 1 ' . K V I . Am 4 L. 1 A -,-V -' K A I 5. ,Q 4 al S- 1, -9 w 15- . W ' - 4 ' - I J f' f 'ti 13' of - N ,fl X Rx. r . X I 1 . xx l Q, fs I , , Q ,. .5 4, 4 6 xi 3 4, Q. . 5. ,i - X I . J ' , ' as s ' dt f- ' -- ' N 1 . 4, -. b . X . . gf W 7 ' k 1 ' V df - . 1 1 In M. Gomez G. Grimsley M. Guerrero G. Gurgos O. Gutierrez M. Gulschow G. Haines J. Halliday T. Hommer W. Hardy D, Hormer J. Harris B. Harfgroves A. Hawkins W. Hay A. Herlihy B. Hill B. Hinson C. Hoffman P. Holloway R. Holmes ws.-' f fi i I 1 l . ll X 5 ra ui Q R. Hornauer D, Howell J. Huston G. Imhoff V. Jackson S. Jennings J. Jenson S. Jeter E. Johnson P. Johnson R. Johnson S. Johnson C. Jones C. Joy R. Kushner J. Kaltich M. Kaufman N. Kaylor P. Keil M. Keller W. Kessler D. Kidder R. Kirby J. Kizer ? -i f f . N Q 'X ' il ' ll 'iv m f . . 'F' w 1 ' ' . ,D ' ' -P P 1' , . sr fx. .,,-': J f' - J 4 f uv' A 1 A 'l 1 'gll af 4 4' 4J - f - .asf rl . I A , X 1. , . y J f , ' 7 9 lx f A. 'iv , V2-Q.. fd AL f f' . 'P 9 ofa ' - 'ff i . 4+ fl A : S: A EQ A 4' W K 1 g . K fr v xl, V , - ' 'J-123 ' -- , 19 . '. f I. N , 'ff N x Q 7 , . url, fini c ,- 'I 4 N. - if xr K, . W. ' nfl! A 4 K' J .L ll i ff ff :XIX if 4. 'C ' , '. N ix fr' 'SK' ' 7' i '71 v A X x A. Q, X fa 4 I ' I A. . 1 .L I 1 f- :,': , fi ' in 1. ' 6 ml P H I 1 5 - JA A A l X. S' I' F' ,P . ' i I 1 L . A A In 112 1 ' J. Kurz E. Lana S. Lane L. Larsen M. Leal M. Lopiccolo V. Lozano P. Luce A. Luczynski M. Ludwig B. McClain H. McGraw M, Mackay M. Macleod M. Manning ,X 'P Q dl Q' 1- ..' 6 - d 4 'X l ' .7 f 5' 0 R 7 ' . ' , N A Q. , Y . I., If M. Kneib M. Kriesanf J. Krog T. Linlheimer S. Llado J. Logue L. Lueschen G, McCarthy V. McArthur I 1 . n i V n E Y . . s Q 1 .l ...A Y . V4 4... I D. Maroon D. Marsh L. Martin C. Merlino G. Metzger L. Middleton L. Miller S. Miller M. Minarik J. Mitchell J. Mo T. Moers V. Molina R. Moore D. Moyer A. Guinn G, Mullins D. Mumenihaler C. Myres M. Myres L. Neece J. Needham R. Nishio P. Noble rv' it .Q QP ,L f 5' - 'N MQ. X . 9- I Q V N I s 'X . A ' . N 5 . N ' 7' l 'N K ' ' he 7 ' ' 1' - LSZGQ! 7 A In 0 N A Al , A 1' '- Si 4 an V is ,Q 1: 'S 3 sc' ' -as . S P A 4. X 3 ' N X ' -4?-' Z w ,el I . :X L 1 7 ' N, up 'L ' 9 L f I A . I n It 251 ' A A K All I fs f I .Q .vi x -.B ' pi 5 p l lv dv g . ., X - I W V 7 , ,I '. V 1' Q Y, . X rr 2 J ' A - ' f' i ' 1 .1 - vw- fe ll S M ci . Q , . 'Er' i I 'S sk.. ' JI . . S. O'Brien P. O'Neil M. Orr Q NJ as .0 .ali 1- N .4 ,Q ,.., 4 7. 0- i . P ' D - X ff rev . V 1 Q 1 Q 27 li' rx , O S A . v A :C 'X S' P 2 xl N P A .. . 6, ff 4 ,hx ,I x . Q- f' 1 RP f E2 . W ......A J fo- M ' i. z li- '.L Q . it 1 1 I . 'rl ci' A JJ 4' 7 A? . M. Owen E. Palm D. Paschall Y. Payonk P. Phillips J. Philips L. Porter F. Prather J. Proll D. Proud J. Rainier J. Ragan T. Remley S. Resseque M. Reynoso P. R. L. L. Ricldlebarger 6 . .il I .1 ' C. Pack v s .J Roy 6 ' X . .1 Sanders 7 .F J Schaeffer xl ang- .Y V F K. Senne ,. gr- X . -'X ' 1 . l . ' Lk 3 - AA z . U: S. Padilla K. Page ff 5 4' 'E a l A A. Rubottom C. Sanchez l f 0- Qi 'V' ijsk ' y l - K . S. San Pedro J. Scallons , S 9' , XJ 'X ECT? ' S. Schneider S. Schwerdl . F1 Q 4 V ! ,-A f , A34 R. Shaffer - J. Shannon ' - fo- ' 5 fj - P S ' v A. Robbins 4-L' 9 I J N S. Rosselle B. Ross I P. Shedd N. Sherman D. Shook F. Sofelo J. Staff E. Sfandingwafer P. Stanford S. Slater B. Smilh C. Smolhers 1 . 2 W 3 L A :IQ F. if P if 5: N -X p .' y ,grx N i is 3 J '54 N B. Palm 'P x D 'Q A N. Sanders 2 -1' - 'N 5' R. Schaeffer -S N 14 . J. Selin I M. Shaw If ' x .vp I L M. Simon B. Stedman as 1 X N J , a I' J' 'T , J . . fv- ot p 6 gr- 5, , 5' Q , vi 6' .xx l S y , L N ' ' J ,y q J 6 .ll S , 7 iii? . f ,Um A ,., , . fif: ,I ' Stenton S. Stevens J. Stewart L. Stone Strasser B. Talbert T. Taylor W. Thayer fo I l 5: T f Q ,1- ' -Q iv 0 Q - ' y . . , -x , y. J C 1 e ..f I ,551 ' A 7 eff 4 to T., saga , X . ' ' 'L I 51,252 ' ' f a J' f Anniirl :,55Ei1 KX L. s . Thoman K. Thomas S. Thomas T. Thompson N Q ' A I Y. f Q 7 ' X3 s Q 'Yu ,N 4. W Vg., H' H - A P' X G Y tw' ' ' 8 Ar - A' 5 tv ' g -L 1' A 9 N. Worth M., Woody J. Tipton M. Troia P. Vance M. Vansickel W- Yosl D' Y05' . 7, ,--I 2 N T ,qs or ' 4' f' 3 4 5 N 'D - -cf-2' N , 'Z ' X K j- V L, Woodward I J York . : M ' 4 T ' l J A ' A L. Terry K. VanWOfn2f G. Vaughn R. Vom Dorp P. Wagner t Q P xx . A 4 J. Walker J. Wall D. Wallis R. Weber 3 . xl lm? M S - X4 -' X A A 'X ,, 'gf Q Q .- - 1 .ff . gf:- Q Al 1 il 'uit--'-'EJ - S. Wolcott J. Woodward D. Westphol R. Wheeler M R. J. J. G. B. G. M J. D. K. C. P. G. G. B. E. W N. K. P. G. S. W. C. J. W M P. C. B. G. D. J. C. Allen Alvarez Anglin Arthur Bobineau Bailey Baker Barneby Bornewolt Beekman Bell Bender Berry Boggio Bowen Carl Chaffin Clarke Cooke Covington Cull Daudistel Detoffol Dobbins Doble Dykes Eagleson Earnest Eaton Erwin Fallert Feather Florian Forbes Gallardo SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED H. Gariboy P. Griffin G. Graves D. Haas D. Haight M. Haro N. Haro J. Haskins G. Hop G. Huff H, Huffman P. Jones J. Jordan W. Keller E. Krueger J. Lacy J. Landis D. Lane J. Lone M. Lemley M. Lillord W. Lillord D. Lyons J. McCoy R. Mabry D. Macleod J. Markus R. Martinez S. Matreyek E. Mercado G. Miles B. Miller L. Molina M. Morgan W. Morris Oliver Pontoia Parker Parga Parsons Peck Pena Petersen Pierce Popovich Quintero Ragen Reilly Reynoso Ridenhour Roberson Romero Romine Rosas Ruggles Safranek Schoenborn Schwendler Shipman Shoup Sjogren Talley Weidman Wentworth West Winter Wiseman Woodward Wright ,L, If . . . You're kidding? pw, Yann: Serious Business A . Help! 3 ,, ,x'...xx ,,.4P' f .A-in . . . Humor The Teacher Dick Evans President Luzior Glass In presenting The Junior class of 1958, we would like to mention iust some of the things of which they are very proud. Under the direction of class officers and class advisers, the Junior class had the fun of playing host and hostess to the Senior class for the Senior playnight. With the planning of the Junior-Senior prom came the cupcake sales put on by the Junior class girls. Junior class assemblies were called anal, with a large attendance, many plans were made for the year. We salute the Junior class of 1958 and the graduating class of 1959. The Junior class cabinet under president Dick Evans planned their year of 1958 with many wonderful ideas and plans. Junior class cabinet: Harold Stokes, Carole Meyer, Trina Dawson, Dick Evans fjqcers L C'-Q A 'Us Trina Dawson Vice President Qi i-f if A is f A egg: ,..k , r Q - X., K k ,X V -ew Ca role Meyer Secreta ry Harold Stokes Treasurer 1? .FV 6 r rg Ax 'VL A 5 xl, 'ty 2 af.-. s, Y ' 6 Ajyx f ,. -a 'Q i l ,Pu- .O , ...J Advisers, left to right: Ernest Polte, Lydia Templeton, Jonathan Cannon, Alice Enright, and Donald Krebsbach i li .Y ,,, 3- i 4. X 0 I 'P' :N 7' ' l . I--X i ' T - X , . . A . cr' 'f 2- - A K I 'Un l R' l u t Q is . ll L is 4.2. .' - . V J. Aasen J. Adams R. Adcock L. Adolph P. Alexander J. Arauio E. Archibald D. Auletta J. Baker R. Bassett ' ' -. 1 6' 5' D 5: P. Beck f I J , 2- ' ,l . Y i ,,. D 0 ' v bl J ' 5 2 jx. . :N Y P . at J 'W Q QQ , ff g ,V 'K' , 7 A. ..' ,.- . . .' EQ D. Camphuis D. Carl D. Carpenter J. Chambers S. Bennett B. Berg .gn 'A '57 -,N f ' B. Bernard f fx ' .N 1. - fs f rt. ' . 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Lifting X hvf'.l!p '33 -'VN '7,-:: al X I Y X I ,Q ,QQ ' W KI 4755 - U5 3' X N-.x 4? uf' qcfivifies Lilly W JD pawn 'w.w.f'+' 1 ' l ll QLIFUXNV I , 3'fiqlz!cuzJer5 iefax .Eames TEP .EEHJE 3 1701261 Gfcfivifles glfiqhfcuzder cuzces Highlander dances were significant successes this year, with the planning of Janice Schaeffer and the support of the Student Body. Remem- ber the Welcome Dance, our first Homecoming, the annual Sweetheart Ball, the ever-popular Christmas Formal, and the Hightland Fling, top- ped off by the Annual Signing Dance, and The Junior-Senior Prom. M 0-f,...40 ' J 'fftw r H, ' -we IO7 ssemblies Rosle Clowns 07 Glflsl LGGQUG A5S9mblY- Faculty song and yell leaders take a break. aqpipe an 'V' .s 2223 Flag raising assembly on the first day of school. .rv , 7 ' s .. ..-: , ,ss if is ix 5 7. i my Z F PX? Q. if 34' ' ss i J QQ First row, left To right Dale Kesey, Don McLeod Marc Kaufman, Mike Orr Mr. Hart, Jim Walcott Warren Fish, Wayne Fish Second row: Jim Karz John Waithman, Eri Palm, John Harf, Ji Elliot. 1 lzrisfnzas armor As a supporter of the United States Marines' Toys for Tots, pro- gram this year, La Habra High's Christmas Gift Formal was again a tremendous success. Everyone brought a gift for a small child as part of the admission. Since the dance was a girl date, a large crowd attended. The decorations featured blue and white streamers centered around a large white Christmas tree with blue blubs. The gym lights were shaded blue, also. The Fullerton J. C. Hornets pro- vided the music. ,A . af' la Q f WLV ers mv- DohX, So ndro Sukh erhn, Po 1 Long, Rosemovk e Pxppen 1eXXer, Po do Nussbaum Left to vkghh Sandy RX dgewcy , Delorks Left Ko hgh: 1 C ovoXKne Burke , D Kane Ko shner Brenda Psns Kr K afbrgffes 'N 'Yr Key, Km en TwoddeXX, Coxhy Gores. A R, ww '-1 h-'Ji E Q ,1 , ,I 0 Por Hamilton Linda Haas Bonnie Fessenclen The backbone of La Habra High's school spiriT, during The year, was The Pep Club. Members Turned out for all The games and backed up The Teams. Many schools com- mended La Habra on iTs fine school spiriT and The way iT pulled for The Teams no maf- Ter whaT. The whiTe gloves used by The girls were something new and very effecfive. HG Ml Linda Holmes Linda Haas Ned Constance Jeanette Richards Linda Bender ' Jane Dearborn Bob Dems Olflq 602 ZH BML 61' 5 This year's song and yell-leaders introduced new customs to La Habra High School. One was the terrific pep rallies held at noon in The gym. There were yelling contests between the classes, and the losing class had its president wear a sign saying, My Class has poor Spirit. An original idea introduced by the song and yell leaders was The use ot two outfits, one for games, and one for pep-rallies. Also they introduced to La Habra High its first mascot, a Scottie dog called Tam-O-Shanter. ff Sh cron Cmpemer B. J. Bei-mold Highlander yell-leaders with La Hobra's mascot Tom-O-Shcmter wing., 6LIZ ,Ns V , ,..,... -. ....-....- V--------wi 1 ra l S Q F Q K . fi: - is Wifi: 1: Q - ' - I First row, left to right: Kenneth Senne, Allen Needham, Butch Gilmore, Carole Meyer, Doris Marlowe, Louise Schaeffer, Lynn Knudson, Marion Gaskill, Dorthy Marlowe, Wayne Lowry, Bob Ellis, John Rudolph. Second row: Linda Stevenson, Thor Ericson, Janet Hoffman, Sara Deaton, Danny Turner, Nancy Anderson, Wayne Kessler, Peter Bulens, Wayne Brown, Grant Jones, Bob Johnson, Walt Talley, Ron Emrick, Darrell Moyer. Third row: Dan Costales, Ron Nishio, Roberta Finley, Don Coaknell, Nick Ruelas, Bill Berg, Howard Hall. Fourth row: Mike Proud, Dale Shook, Terry Belair, Charles Lemley, John Karling, Stan Costales, Don Eddy, Mary K. Kneib, Johnny Curb, Jerry Ellis, Mr. Stafford. 4 5 'iii i rr 2: l7 ' J L 3 N' , S ' Q , X I at 'Ps ' if S ix , Left to right: Michele McKay, Marion Lofquist Betty Eakin Carolee Miller Mr Stafford Joellen Steffen an l' S i ,li 41 eqimzitzq glzsfrumelzfs First row, left to right: Neil Sanders, David Twaddell, Tom Sheriff, Don Sheriff. Second row: Carl Piierto, David Blciint, Blaine Willis, Mr. Stafford. 1 A omecomirzq rw.. HOMECOMING QUEEN Being kissed by co-captains Bob Louterborn ond Harvey Sims is the lovely Anna Morie Garibay, who was elected Queen of the Homee coming festivities. ATTENDANTS The four radiant attendants elected to reign with Anna Marie were, left to right: Gayle Baldwin, Bonnie Fessenderi, Queen Anna Marie, .lean- ette Richards, ancl Elaine Robinson. Qyefcome ome - Gffumzzi Students and Alumni enioy the danceable music of The Notables, The Homecoming activities this past year at La Habra High School proved to be both joyful and entertaining. These festivities took place on the evening of November l, and were ushered in by the introduction of the La Habra High- lander's bagpipe band, which made its first appearance at the football game. The Highlander football team won its first Homecoming game against Newport Harbor High School T3-O. After the game, the Homecoming dance took place in the gym with couples dancing to the music of the Notables. The alumni and the Homecoming queen Anna Marie Garibay and her four attendants were the honored guests at a wonderful dance to be remembered by all. Last years yell leade s returned, to help cheer the team on. Molina sweeps end ago nst Newport A hooerah-ray and ci tiger for Montclair High, shouts cheerleader, Joe Scales. Mr. Gilbreth . Mrs. Gilbreth Anne ...... Ernestine .. Martha . . . Frank . . . Bill .... Lillian . . . Fred . . . Betsy . . . . Jackie ...... Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton . . . Joe Scales ... Miss Brill .... Larry ..... H8 elzior ivory CAST OF CHARACTERS . Keith Pomeroy . . . . . . Bonnie Fessenden . . . . Sheryl Roberts Charlotte Wiens Jeannette Richards Alan Ashby .. Howard Huizing . Edna Webster ... .. John Dileo . .. . Susan Griffin .. Lou Richards . Marion Duclek . . Bill Johnston ... Pablo Luna .. Linda Ivey . . . Don Asta Ann Gilbreth receives word association test from the stern Miss Brill. 9-'Q DirecTor and adviser Mr. Roy TrusT. Behind every successful per- formance of a play There is usually a very well organized sysTem of commiTTees and crews. This was True of 'Cheap- er By The Dozen, The senior class play. Behind The scenes There was much work done by The direcTors, The sTage crew, and diTTerenT commiTTees, Many hours of work were spenT by The people picTured on This page, and by many oThers, To make a success of The play, I. T 1 x fx STudenT co-directors Bob Davis and Irene Sauter, I STage Crew, left to righT: Duren McMurray, Barry Chase, Dave Wesf, Harvey Sims, and Jim Taranik. Vaughn Cornish ' e -ff lv Business manager and commiTTee heads rneeT. Left To right PaT Long, Sylvia Clapton, B. J. Bechtold, Linda Lewis, and Barbara Betts. M .lf W A Q' A X Ms ,flfes ' .ggi K xk A.: Q' 'xg N:..L .Z ti .W is x Q A fi Q ,gf . Q, 1 Q, . 1 ,L MS v mam . ,Q WV .yff ii , 4 ' .N ' 4 Q ,. g 1 g. : 1 1 E se 5 u 'A w Q 'Ng X 1 as rf , i ff . 4. ...fx ws, a 'A 14 ir Sim, ' mp nz. N Q .i if N , . Q ' - ,.. F 1 B' K l1. k ' ' ' H, L53-+ 1 admin, .. 5 4 . lf' -' L , I, VIH ' :fr ' -'a ,. . ,. .I i L'- ' ' X-' am- Royalty for this year's Highland Fling are, left to right: Freshman Attendant Karen Sparks, Junior Attendant Carole Meyer, Queen Linda Haas King Galdino Gomez, Senior Attendant Irene Soutar, Sophomore Attendant Sharyn Thoman. 5 4 E 4 3 4' K r 5, I I 1 Pablo Luna crowns Queen Linda. Linda Bender crowns King Goldino. 1 J' gfiqkfand gzizzq The Theme of This years Highlond Fling vvgs The First Day of Spring. The sTudenTs dgnced under The vvc1TchTul eye of G I2-fooT long buTTerTly, which wgs poised over The King ond Queens Throne. Mczrshdll Crczm ogcxin provided The dgncegble music for The gnnugl offgir. Punch ond cookies were served Those cTTending. As in The posT The Fling was 0 success, ins ' 1 jJuMicafi01zs in if '44s I 14 1 R ,ark 3:-... All en.Ls.......-- ' Seated, left to right: Carol Lee, Leonard Blanchard, Sharon Carpenter, Bob Davis, Beverly Francisco, Brenda Ansley, Judy Driggers. Standing: Lindo Lemley, Johnny Taylor, Gary Milhous, Bob Brown, Linda Haas, Keith Pomeroy, Elaine Robinson, Fabian Lane, Mr. Jones, Carol Turner. as v. Managing Editor Beverly Francisco Annual Editor Handbook Editor Campus Editor Argyle Editor 9. fi M XK'r ,X b L V x K' , .- X , X Bob Davis Sharon Carpenter Leonard Blanchard Linda Haas ouma ism Staff I was more experi- l 1 , ... l enced in their work, and they added many new things to The Scotch Tape. First row, left to right: Eddie Johnson, Bob Crapo, Melinda Orr, Mary Lee Woody, Irene Soutar, Diana Miller, Wendy Thayer. Second row: Gail Hoskins, Pat Coleman, Diane Ca rpenter, Donna Gillette, Mr. Jones, Judy Blevins, Susan Voss, Sherry Cole, Alaine Rubottom. i Q 4 i wr X A 1' Irene Soutar Editor, Staff l Staff Il was composed most- ly of inexperienced students. They did a fine iob, and learned about running a newspaper. ,f N ' f 1. Carol Fink Connie Gaeta Editor in Chief EGlilOI', stuff ll '41 D by ,A -Q X an--N QP' First row, left to right: Karen Page, Chuck Bartok, Linda Middleton, Betty Eakin, Joan Brumley, Ann Herlihy, Janice Haynes. Second row: Shirley Hudspeth, Susan Mason, Carol Fodor, Mr. Jones, Nona Kaylor, Julie Howell, Ronnie Levo. Gll0l'LL5 te First row, left to right: Cherlyn Harris, Terry Fowler, Diana Harmer, Brenda Ansley, Fred Meier, Ronnie Hudson, Bill Schneider, Dottie Weller, Linda Morris, Duane Sheeley, Karen Brown, Rosemarie Appenzeller. Second row: Pat Miller, Melinda Orr, Darlene Williams, George Williams, Larry Anderson, Mike Van Gomple, Bill Betts, Marilyn Myres, Sheryl Dicus, Gloria Campbell, Bea Thomas. Third row: Carolyn Myres, Gail Call, Kay Emch, Phyllis Bryson, Manuel Avila, Charles Collins, Jack Matthews, Mike Barnett, Richard Kashner, Steve Joyner, Alice Rivera, Charlene Smothers, Marian Lafquist, Diane Lipke, Linda Haas. Fourth row: Toddy Hoskinson, Diane, Gayle, Jeanne Grace, Marvalyn Bolin, Larry Driggers, Harold Guisinger, Dick Ortiz, Harold Emch, Bob Bassett, Jack Dole, Howard Huizing, Neil Stenton, Helene Kattich, Paulett Marcum, Sheryl Roberts, Carol Davidson, Mary-Ellen Johnson This year, the chorus gave performances in The Christmas Assembly, Back to School Night, , Graduation, and The Spring Concert. 5 0 fs ff- t ,, f y.. . L ' Q' X v s , I 3, f ,, .. . l M l The Girls Glee, composed most- , ll ' 1 l 2 ly of Freshman girls, performed , ,-.- , is 'ar l , .V , 5 fi for L.H.H.S. assemblys and for N! X' f K .cl 1 . . . I E g by Q D, Wig . various civic groups 4 V YV lt if 'li l ! r x l'-- - ' si .. . dc, ini E 3 E Al 'W 3 K 5 K .aT K 6 - F 1 1 5, First row, left to right: Rebecca Hay, Louise Hawkins, Geri Vaughn, Beverly Fallert, Penny Cummings, Sandy San Pedro, Janice Duncan, Alice Granados, Francine Prather. Second row: Delores Costales, Gail Hawkins, Karen Voris, Leah Kennan, Ann Moerbeck, Barbara McClain, Inez Magdeleno, Sharon Jeter, Janet York, Linda Gillette, Bobbie Rowell. Third row: Sandra Oliver, Bonnie Walters, Carol McNeil, Ladine Wills, Judy Selin, Judy Clow, Pam Shedd, Gail Bunnell, Janet Waldren, Gwen Shultz, Judy Staff, Cynthia Enright, Pat Wineland. 126 Fourth row: Linda Clark, Marilyn Van Gumple, Doris Lyons, Judi Pape, Carolyn Weber, Diane Jung, Janet Arroues, Roxy Bookhout, Ronnie Kirby, Cindy Hoffman, Jeanne Smith, Tamar Adams, Gee Guergos, Olivia Gutierrez. L.H.H.S. playnights weren't so fre- quent this year as they have been in the past. The Tri-Lingual Club had several parties and the Fresh- man and Senior classes each had a playnight. yniqlzfs cfivifies yx G' as ss wwf: Qtr. -- - ....,.,,, Hn .,. ,.,,.' Candid shots of the Faculty Talent Show put on by the faculty mem- bers of L.H.H.S. for the Girls' League. This was one of the many assemblies which were put on dur- ing the year, 127 First row, left to right: Linda Ivey, Patty Bohn, Linda Bender, Linda Haas, Sheryl Roberts, Beryl Jean Bechtold, Jane Dearborn, Janice Shaeffer, Linda Holms, Carol Fink, Greg Joy, Mr. Inglis. Second row: John Eastman, John Dileo, Leonard Blanchard, Chuck House, Alan Ashby, Harvey Sims, Steve Prantalos, Dick Ortiz, Robert Laughterborn, Bob Schmit, Pablo Luna. - ll- Ls li . TTJW .anz- gf xx-up ,. First row, left to right: Lana Neece, Robbie Cooknell, Barbara McClain, Terry Taylor, Bonnie Palm, Sandra Deioffol, Second row: Kathy Ellis, Judy Fisher, Marilynn Ball, Pat Luce, Margee Leal, Janice Ragan, Linda Wood- ward, Mr. Trust. Third row: Frank Durkin, Ursula Busch, Cherry Coleman, Joan Everson, Patty Cull, Jessie Jor- dan, Larry Driggers. l'6U7'Z6L 2 First row, left to right: Pat Long, Tom Hardy, Irene Soutar, Bonnie Fessenden, Nancy Simon, Bobbie Cooper, Brenda Ansley, Mr. Trust, Mary Draeger, Judy Murphy, Gary Feathers. Second row: Nickey Lemoin, Charlotte Weins, Linda Dixon, Lorie Carl, Lynn White, Sylvia Clopton, Pat Coleman. l28 eaders ip mmol 1 Sf966C 1 P666 I My First row, left to right: Jerrie Ames, Diane Highfield, Louise Hawkins, Beryl Jean Bechtold, Carol Pack, Dee Chewning, Mary Lee Woody, Joan Brumley, Donna Gillette, Janice Harris, Diane Paschall. Second row: Harold Stokes, Jim Mitchell, Gary Baker, Steve Knott, Marc Kaufman, Robin Marshall, Edward Martin, Harvey Sims, Caroline Cochran, Ted Bright, Sandra DeToffel, Beverly Smock, Don MacLeod. I First row, left to right: Sandra Llado, Carol Fodor, Toni Hammer, Bobbie Sowers, Robyn Dishman, Gayle Vance, Carey Norwood, Kathy DeWaide, Donna Byerrum, Pam Shedd, Diane Hinton. Second row: Charles McRae, Joe Leitch, Mike Bohn, Lance Woeltier, Eddie Parsons, Phillip Gardner, Jim Davis, Steve Fraser, Coco Scotten, Arlene Tafoya, Linda Lewis, Janice Haynes, Betty Eakin, Tanie Loiacano, Melinda West, Miss Wallace. BJ' 70666 .9 First row, left to right: Bob Davis, Marc Kaufman, Jim Mitchell, Gary Hoffman, Donald Yost, Bob Dudek, Robert Phillips. Second row: Patsy Vance, Judy Murphy, Arlene Tafoya, Peggy O'Neal, Cherelyn Harris, Linda Gilmore, Miss Wallace. Seniors uw, V W if awww' WNW. 5wOO9s0,o' Q I 1 A 'I lu QLIFQQW FV' mixeg S6IZIfil'l'Z6IZf5 Offqlffff Gyvisers Sfurjenfs Qaersomz fify Qaq 6 Leonard Blanchard, President The Senior class of T958 was a class with many tirsts. Starting as Freshmen at the new La Habra High School, it was the first class to complete four years. As a Junior class it was the first to put on the Junior-Senior Prom, and it was the tirst Senior class at La Habra High School to have two semi-finalists in the' Na- tional Merit Scholarship Tests, a distinction of which the class was very proud. Under the leadership ot Senior Class President Leonard Blanchard, the class ot T958 had a very interesting year. Starting oft by winning the Student Body Card drive, they were reward- ed with a play night. Later on in the year the faculty-varsity basketball game was sponsored by the Senior class. This also proved to be a worthwhile activity. The seniors rounded out the year with the grad- uation ceremonies which were held in the La Habra High School stadium. Irene Souta r, Vice-President 6L f 0 K I, l . I .ox fiv F Jeannine Reyburn, Secreto ry V 'ws' Q ,Q F tw: MW fw'-JWWWQ - 'wr my in Y1 Q 1572 fi ith el ,- V' Advisers, left to right: Mr. Meier, Mrs. Schneider, Mr. Inglis. Not pictured is Mr. Roy Piper. Robert Brown, Treasurer i st x fm aw.-if ig A 'Ii x, 'I Qi e 5' Don Abshier Frode Anderson Kenneth Anderson Terrill Anderson F,F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Transfer Student Spanish Club 4 Hi-Y 2, 3 Art Club 4 Hi-Y President 3 Dress Board 4 Brendo Ansley Rosemarie Appenzeller Notionol Thespions 3, 4 Flog Twirler 4 Mcliorette 4 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 4 Girls' Leogue Rep. 4 -' af t V' - 'f-' 24 351 A siss Ft an ,,. Betty Anglin Girls' feogue Donald A510 Auroro Avilc Cross Country 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Trqck 3, 4 Manuel Avilo An Club 4 F.F.A. 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Alon Ashby Student Body Tfeosurer 4 Vorsity Trock 3, 4 Boys' Stote 3 Goyle Boldwin Homecoming Princess 4 Scotch Tope 3, 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 lsr vg,,......,. ...J 1' 3- Darrell Barkley Dean Beardsley Football l, 2 Track l, 2, 3, F.F.A. l, 2, 3 Football l Track 2 Terry Belair Band l, 2, 3, 4 Linda Bender Yell Leader 4 Girls' League Pres. 4 F.B.L.A. Pres. 3 Key Club 2 Patty Bohn Marvalene Bolin Student Body Sec. 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Lambda Eta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 'l, 2 National Forensic League 4 F.H.A. I .L in Beryl Jean Bechtold Song Leader 2, 4 Highland Fling Princess I Girls' League Vice Pres. 4 Barbara Betts Lambda Eta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 ,it Diane Brenier Drama Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 G.A.A. 2, 3 647' gr' Xxtt ,I 'TN 'G Melville Behrendt Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Football I 125' x , it .MU ,M V Leonard Blanchard Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Varsity Baseball 2, A Senior Class Pres. 4 Ted Bright Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Lambda Eta Sigma 3, 4 fi -:Y rc 'Sk x, I ' x KT li 3' i Wx. if fl -fr xv! w-X., f Alan Brown Robert Brown Ann Bruederle Patsy Bryan Varsity Cross Country 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 G.A.A. Board 3 Art Club 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 F.F.A. 4 Spanish Club 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Senior Class Treas, 4 F.T.A. 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Lambda Eta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4 John Burton F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Barry Chase Key Club 2, 3, 4 Varsity Tennis 2 Hi-Y Vice Pres. 3, 4 x 1 ,-' Wk. 1 ufrgflfxsl , Q 5 '65 5 it - l it 1 1 Ursula Busch Stephen Canfield National Thespians 3, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Sport Casters Club Sec. 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 1' Qs Sylvia Clopton Chorus 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 4 G.A.A. 1, 2 qs, ,TV Gaynell Coleman F.T.A. 4 Girls' League s.,o' .l 'Q rf Sharon Carpenter Highland Fling Princess 3 Yell Leader 4 G.A,A. 2, 3, 4 Charles Collins Varsity Football 4 Varsity Track 4 Mixed Chorus 4 1 lla K1 8. Xl' Bobbie Cooper G.A.A. 3 Drama I 1:6 Patsy Cozad G.A.A. l, 3, 4 F.B.L.A. 1, 2 Girls' League Sheryl Dicus Pep Club 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 4 K . ..,.., .., ,,.,,, X, ...V . r 1 X Q! Gene Corless David Cunningham Football 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2 WNW! . , -,.,,,,,.,..n-,,,,,.,, .H- N 5' is TU-x,r' PS...-v sl .L f- . l 'NA Y. ga L 35 Q ' 'Q ' xx- Vaughn Cornish Phil Coughlin Football I, 4 Varsity Water Polo 4 Track 1, 2, 4 Varsity Swimming 3, 4 Aeronautics Club 2, 3, 4 Class President 3 Bob Davis Annual Editor 4 Yell Leader 4 Forensics 2, 3, 4 lf' L , 'K ' , , O L , r V' F 1 , 4 , ,,.c,,,1 Jane Dearborn 'Y if A Song Leader 4 ' , ' J G.A.A. 2, 4 ' Y-Teens 3 is? ' C Linda Dixon Judy Driggers John Dileo G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4' Varsity Basketball 4 Y-Teens 1, 2 G.A.A. l, 2 Varsity Track 4 F.H.A. 2 F.B.L.A. l, 2 xii sa, , ,, , ,-' L . W ,.,'W Marion Dudek John Eastman Lonnie Ellison Kay Emch Pep Club 4 Track 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 3 Y-Teens 4 Football 1 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Boys' Athletic Commissioner 4 Band I Carl Evans Judie Ewald Pep Club 3, 4 F.T.A, 4 Varsity Basketball 2, 3 Art Club 4 'Z-'R CCY ,115 Manuel Escamilla Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Jim Fernandez Football I, 2 Track I, 2 Chorus I, 2 Bonnie Fessenden Homecoming Princess 4 Co-Pep Chairman 4 Senate 4 Carol Fink G.A.A. 2 Scotch Tape Editor 4 Publicity Chairman 4 Mike Farley F.F,A. 2, 3 Wayne Florian Football I Track l, 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club 4 ri Jim Fulton Varsity Swimming 2, 3, A Varsity Water Polo 3, 4 Lambda Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4 Galclino Gomez Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, A Varsity Baseball l, 2, 4 Anna Marie Garibay Marion Gaskill Homecoming Queen 4 Spanish Club 4 F.H.A. 4 Art Club 4 F.B.L.A. l Ban I 2 Jim Gourley Swimming l, 2, 3, 4 Water Polo 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3 Linda H005 Pot Hamilton Highland Fling Princess 2 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Song Leader 4 Co-Pep Chairman 4 Pep Chairman 4 G.A.A. Cabinet 3 Sharon Hart Senate 'l F.B.L.A. 2 Class Treasurer 3 --AI J, 'l gyxr 'XI Lupe Hilario I.O.C. Pres. 4 F.B.L.A. Pres. 4 Class Secretary 2 Martha Hernandez Girls' League F.B.L.A. l ,L fly, f Lea Hill Tri-Lingual Sec. 3 G.A.A. 1, 2 Water Ballet 4 Delores Hornauer Toddye Lou Hoskinson Scotch Tape 2 F.H.A. 3, 4 Y-Teens 4 ii.. 1 Jule Hooper I Water Ballet 3 Pep Club 4 'TT wiki L ,PU .WR .-w -I . Linda Holmes Highland Fling Princess l Yell Leader 4 Class Secretary 3 Charles House Lambda Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4 Varsity Track 3, 4 Key Club 3, 4 W Julie Howell I I Linda lVeY G-A.A. 1' 2, 3, 4 Howard HUIZIVTQ G.A.A. President 4 Journalism 4 Track 3, 4 Girls' League Cabinet 3, 4 Y,-I-een Secremry 1, 2 Dennis Huddlesfon Art Club 4 Student Body Cabinet 4 5 lff f I ' ' -L I fx! . P 2 - PQ .. B. fx- X e w i .K ks ,268 3 yd' ' ' lk 5 M f lt! V E 1. X Hrv- I or i , Q Tom Javorik Marvin Johnson Robert Johnson Steve Johnson Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Key Club 4 Basketball 2, 3 Trggk 3 'll'GCl4 3, 4 Cross Country 3 Q5 3,9 Bill Johnston Water Polo l, 4 Swimming l, 4 National Thespians 4 Donna Jones F.H'A- 4 Wayne Jones Art Club 4 Swimming 2, 3, A Y-Teens 4 Radio Club l Q 'hp-' QQ... Dianne Kashner Helene Kattich Carolyn Keller Moiorette 4 Pep Club 3 Highlander 2 Senate 2, 4 F.H.A. 1 Y-Teens 3 G.A.A. I, 2, 4 G,A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 rf wir 5.4, .. I4 If r Greg Joy Water Polo 2, 3, 4 Swimming I Student Body Vice Pres. Irene LaFremier F.B.L.A. 1, 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Girls' League 4 VT' .. i Yr, YP-'r QSM X f staff' A 'fi 1 L ff 2443 f fi-'I-'f ' Fabian Lane Robert Lauferborn Dick Lemley Linda Lemley Y-Teens 2, 3 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. i, 2, 3, 4 Football Co-Captain 4 Cross Country 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Song Leader 2 Letterman's Club Vice Pres. 4 Track 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 4 'in--N, My Tillie Leon Girls' League Linda Lewis Pep Club 3, 4 Billy Lewis G,A,A, 4 Baseball 2 F.B.L.A. 4 S.. 'gov- nf? ' xziiihf S Monrad Lindbergh Diane Lipke PUT Long GVA-A. 1, 4 Flag Twirler 4 Drama 2 Sandy Livermore Henry Logue Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Girls' League Football 1 Drama l, 2, 3, 4 3 ,sl I Mi G'-A 6 Nw. -1 f l if Wayne Lowry Guadalupe Lozano Pablo Luna Paulette Marcum Basketball 1 Football 2 Student Body Pres. 4 Pep Club 4 Tennis 2, 4 Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 4 Dance Band I, 2, 3 Class President 2 Gary Milhous Tri-Lingual Club 4 Bill Mercer Basketball 3 Key Club 4 Key Club 3, 4 Blanche Marzari Class Treasurer 2 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 'if f :Ns i-1'.11- 5?J.ssrs?.XZ Lee Olsen Track 2, 3, 4 Brent Nelson Tri-Lingua! Club 4 Transfer Student B0Sl4eYbUll 2. 3 , Dick Ortiz Varsity Football 3, 4 Leadership 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Stella Molina Girls' League Jo Ann Parker Pep Club 3, 4 F.B.L.A. I, 2 G.A.A. I, 2 I? X! N TTY S--47 ivif' V7 Virgil Patton Kay Peck Ernest Pizzo Keith Pomeroy Track 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Basketball l, 2 Thespiap Vice Pres. 4 F.H.A. 4 Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 Water Polo l, 2 G.A.A. 3, 4 Spanish Club l Annual Staff 4 Rose Popoviclt Pep Club 3, 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Ginger Rayl Ronnie Pago F.T,A, 4 Football 2, 3 Forensics 4 Basketball 3 Dance Committee 4 Steve Prantalos Rosalie Popovich Forensics 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Class Vice Pres. 2 F.B.L.A. 4 Student Body Cabinet 1 wkgt- John Resseque Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 Speech Club 4 Mike Proud Latin Club l, 2 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Senate 4 Jeannine Reyburn Class Secretary 4 G,A.A. t, 2, 3 Y-Teens l, 2, 3 , vu' Lupe Reynoso Jeannette Richards Jim Richardson Sandra Ridgeway Spanish Club l, 2 Homecoming Princess 4 Football l Flagtwirler 4 Song Leader 4 Basketball I Y-Teens 4 National Thespian Sec. 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Susan Robbins Sheryl Roberts G,A,A, 1, 2, 3 Student Body Cabinet 'I Spanish Club l, 2 G-A-A l, 2, 3, 4 Water Ballet 4 Y-TEGFIS l, 2, 3, 4 'sf Alice Rivera Y-Teens Treas. 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 G,A.A. 1, 4 Jean Rotunno Y-Teens Vice Pres. l, 2 G,A,A. vice Pres. 3 Bobbie Rowell G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee 4 Wyona Rubottom G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4 Spanish Club 2 'Rf 'sf 'TW Elaine Robinson Homecoming Princess 4 Annual Staff 4 G.A.A, l, Kenneth Sanders Football l 2 Basketball l In 'Q Janice Schaeffer Bob Schmidt Jackie Schwartz Les Seltzer Social Chairman 4 Varsity Football 4 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Speech I Class Vice Pres. 3 Key Club 3, 4 Y-Teen Pres. 4 Chorus 2, 3 G.A,A. I, 2, 3,4 Leadership 4 Girls' League Cabinet Steven Sheely Cross Country 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 James Smith I v , , fa 3 'ri 53 if EMI: ,Z ' K 51758 r 3 5 Richard Shipman Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Jim Shook 'I-3' Irene Soutar Evelyn Spurlock Scotch Tape Editor 4 Y-Teens 2 F.B.L.A. Sec. 3 Tri-C Treasurer 4 Class Vice Pres. 4 Pep Club 2, 4 Harvey Sims Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Varsity Track 'l, 2, 3, 4 Key Club Pres. 4 Jacquelyn Spurlock Y-Teens 2 Tri-C 4 F.H.A. l H. 'bw 'Z-.T 'sf 'frllr Edward Stone Swimming 2, 4 7115 Stephen Summers Lambda Eta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4 Water Polo Manager 4 Key Club 2, 3, 4 :tb John Taylor Varsity Football 4 Key Club 4 Annual Sports Editor 4 Robert Tutfley Transfer Student 'QU' Q I Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4 Dave Thompson Football 1 Spanish Club l, 2 'Y' .23 ' : -' rig' 'F . , ffl, S, H L 'fx-3' YQQTQFIP '- 4 f ?fg.ar?t . 1 ' vim Aww -fx. gl Q Fa -VH' H Carol Turner Football I, 2 Basketball l, 2 Senate 1, 2, 3, 4 f ,Ji Sandra Sutherlin James Taranik F.B.L.A. 4 Varsity swimming 2, 3, 4 Flag Twirler 4 Geology Club Pres. 2, 4 Art Club 4 Lambda Eta Sigma 2, 3 Pat Thompson Q., 1 Transfer Student , Carmine Tosta Marleen Van Horne Girls' League F.T.A. Treas. 4 Douglas Vivod R5 wr:--r y ,ag A.... Bonnie Jo Walters Mixed Chorus l, 2 Girls' Glee 3, 4 TR L in 'Sf Dave West Football I Track 2 Charlotte Wiens National Thespians Treas. 4 F.B.L.A. Social Chairman 4 J.. Bill Webber Edna Webster Swimming I, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 4 Water Polo 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 4 Pep Club 4 Lynne White l'lOWClrCl Wlllfe Scorch Tape 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Varsity Baseball 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 'Gin 415, SJ' Darlene Williams Cllofus lf 2' 314 Ronald Williams 594, YT Ramona Wells GAA. 2, 3 Trilingual 4 Pep Club 4 .X X Bob Whiffiker Cross Country 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Trilingual Club 4 Joleen Winelancl GAA. 3 7' k,,, , ,..X , ,,,l,, . N. , on Vx W L V, V . V , . , , . 1 , , , In-1 X., M. 1 dry. 1 W , S 5, A 'Na J in is I Joani Wright Henry Zuniga Charles Burnett Meryl Erlenrneyer Transfer Student Track 2 Football 1, 2, 4 Transfer Student Football 4 Seniors Noi pictured Gloria Campbell Jim Kennedy DeLoris Dahl David Landis Berry Hansen 'QM V 'L 6 A 'Z-'E ,x il il eil E1-'Ui .-,.. - 59 . if n 5 'va' fi- ' X 5 elzior Siqlmfures 'l , 'L F- 1' X 1, A 1... ru Y xx! U 4 , Ck , f x Q: 1 . 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' P1 , W ' .'+- 5 K. sv- u 'w. f ,.,M l , y Sharon Carpenter Bob Davis Jirif Linda Haus Johnny Taylor oysy Glzoice girfs' Glzoice RN Jing P tty Bohn Ch k H use .wosf F , Bikefy fo SIICCKKZJ 6 4 3 0 .1 R+., rr, Be yl Jean Bechtold Pablo L no 65f guersolzafify Jverfisememfs MICH V W if mee. 6 N9 Q N9 N5 I g tw 6 QLIFUXNV ii iii' t L X Sim VE' it li' V 5? jx ommmzify Gian joosfers Sfuamfs jyzoioqraplzs .1 I ' H I I- C o ALPA, CANON, KODAK, Amsco, ROLLIE, BASKIN ROBBINS GRAFLEX, Aizeus and EXAKTA 3' Flows 'Ce Cfeam 1490 W. whmser Blvd., LQ H b MELANN'S CAMERA STORE Owen 7-9102 Hrs. 11 c1.m. to 10 S.rTTDc1ily 1007 E, Cenfml COUNT THE FLAVOR, LG Hobrcl Owen 7-4710 WHERE THE FLAVOR COUNTS 4 O , 1-1 K ' x 1 i Dynomometer Power testing-Sun Equipment testing 401 W. Whittier Blvd., Lo Hcibro R A Y ' S Auto Electric ond Auto tune-up Sells The Honest cur On The Road tune up-corburetor-ignition-generator-starter Exceptionally Fine Service Dept. LG HESIZW' Cenga1e'2Vsl7165 9 1 igx, 1.411 1 TOWN AND COUNTRY PHARMACY IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH 9221 East Whittier Blvd. Whittier Owen 7-7610 LIL' RED BARN MAPLE SHOP Complete Line of Unique and Distinctive Eclrly American Furnishings FREE DECORATOR SERVICE 1 1251 East Whittier Blvd, Owen 7-6610 LA HABRA FENCE CO. DICKENSON LUMBER CO. 54' 5- FU e On Rd- 11301 EostOcec1n owen 7-1707 A Fence tor Every Purpose' LG Hobro' Conf' FREE ESTIMATES Phone owen 7-4216 Home Owned - Home Opemfed Owen 7-4116 S 81 H Green Stamps ::....,,, WARD AND HARRINGTON LUMBER CO. 347 E. Central Ave., La Habra Owen 7-1751-52 Lumber 81 Building Materials Tops in Quality 8g Service Free Plan Service PRESIZIIIP A ,U-'Fi-3 fl, f-'IP lm I it? 3 I 1 'tn P- -me A L.: jf .T ' . I I V x 'Ii fi I i C A P L I N G E R PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Walter L. Caplinger, Prop. 519 W. Central Ave. Owen 7-3243 La Habra Where Pharmacy is a Profession-Not a Side Line NACHO'S MEXICAN RESTAURANT 1610 W. Whittier Blvd. La Habra, Calif. Telephone Number Owen 7-2616 Enjoy Luxurious Dining in Cool Comfort by Candlelight and Soft Music Serving Lunches and Complete Dinners HOURS Tuesday through Saturday 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday 12 noon to 10 p.m. Closed Monday Your Hosts Nacho and Margaret LA HABRA VALLEY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 165 E. Central Ave., La Habra 51.00 Opens Your Account-Accounts Insured to 510,000 Enioy Our Big 41, Dividend-Friendly Service LA HABRA INN LUNCHEONS and DINNERS PRIVATE ROOMS FOR PARTIES, WEDDINGS, and SHOWERS Closed Mondays Owen 7-9003 Air Conditioned H262 Whittier Bl La Habra LA HABRA FURNITURE MART 139 W. Central Ave. Owen 7-3719 La Habra, California The only furniture store in the area giving S8iH Green Stamps - Credit Terms - nn' 'll realm. '---... RNSCUCHHUME N ui LA HABRA PHOTO RAY'S HAIR FASHIONS Photo Finishers 1502 W. Whittier Blvd., La Habra Owen 7-7606 Wholesale-Refail-Cameras-Supplies-Equipment The finest in hair fashions and coloring 125 East Central Avenue Special Aftenfion Given Teenage Pafrons LO Habra, Calif, VISIT OUR LUXURIOUS SALON FOR YOUR WONDERFUL Owen 7-4418 SPECIAL OCCASIONS - DANCES - PARTIES - PROMS o 1' ,l 'V ln La Habra if's SUTTON'S PHARMACY 100 E. Ceniral Ave. Owen 7-1420 for YoUr B Headquarters and Friendly Service L . 160 yall E Suffon, Owner X1 554 W. Central Ave. La Habra, Calif. Telephone: Owen 7-5206 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1959 LA I-'llg Exclusive Retailers of EDUCATORS PRINCESS STYLECRAFT KAPERS STUART HOLMES 1 4-ara. L fr KINNEY SHOES 16221 E. Whittier Blvd. 14 blocks westotOrc1nge County Linel 'Shoes For The Entire Family 1 X You are a V.l.P. at our Bank IA Very Important Personl You are appreciated as a customer Service, Courtesy, and Friendship is our trademark BANK OF WHll'l'lER La Habra Office -- Central at Hiatt i un.. - A ' -.Q 127 Your Ford Dealer since 1934 J. W. BURCH AND SON 201 N. Fullerton Rd. L H b , C lt. OW 7-1 45 FREE EstiMAtEs-EXPERT INSTALLAHONS C' G 'C' OQALES and SERVICE en 5 1038 ZVlWiffg:efl.l2lVCl- BuRc:i-rs BETTER suvs-BENEFITS EVERY BUYER a a ra, o i. Owners: Q, Q M. R. DeGidio 'E Whittier 1 , . ,R . N ' A ' R. L. DeGidio ix RINW fi , Q J, an ,M La Habra A is o T A 1 l R E Q 9,5 Bud Woods La Habra Personnel: OUMQ.. gl Don DeGidio Fullerton Jerry Broadbent La Habra Dennis Joiner ,. ,. 'i. .l,.L,., Whittier , .w,,m?,, E ,E . ,l Jerry Knight Whittier RAM OIL COMPANY 2101 W. Whittier Blvd. La Habra, Calif. OWen 7-8719 Featuring Goodyear Tires wholesale to everyone. Open 7 days a week. ,nl,.w. --was 'N' ,M MUNFORD'S JIMMIE'S MUSIC SHOP MEN S WEAR IF WE DON'T HAVE IT-WELL GET IT I L H b Sheet Musi , Instrument Rentals, Roc rds, and Plc: ers M7 W3'lA,iingfl1'26C2, G ro 507 W. Cenctrol OLo Hobrc1lColif. OWen 7-7120 MANTON'S SHOES 540 W. Centrol A Fomily Shoe Store HEET BROTHERS Redwood Lumber 1111 Eost Centrol Ave. Lo Hobro, Ccalif. OWen 7-1756 Redwood Fencing Gropestoke Fencing Rail Fencing Redwood Rounds ond Borks Loundry Toiloring Alterotions PLAZA CLEANERS 548 W. Centrol Ave. Lo Hobro, Colifornio Feoturing - Friendly Service - Correct Fitting Owner: -lOlWV1 D. Pelly OWen 7-7117 Keds Tennis Shoe i'Groce Wolkern Styles For Women WE OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT WHITTIER COLLEGIATE FASHION CENTER Li 4 ,pri DRESS BAR QQuodl 1129 Quad Woy ' Sports Wear ' Seporotes ' Dresses ',,, -INK! I ' 5 j f 'Xxx 'nz W 2: i 3 f A 55:51 . f . f 3-wi , W .4 3 ' ' , - DRESS BAR Through Our Doors Wolk Southern Cclifornids Best Dressed Girlsf 2 D RESS BAR IUpfownl 121 S. Green leof Ave ' Sweaters ' Skirts ' Lingerie A1- FOSTERS FREEZE 601 W. Cenfrol Ave. Lo Hobro, Colif. Gel your Molfs ond Burgers from FosTers RUTH'S BEAUTY SALON 132 West Cenfrol Lo Hobro OWen 7-2227 1 H fu,- u M.-gi CIRQUE RESTAURANT T231 Fullerton Rd,, Lo Hobro LA 5-5529 'iAfTer Social Activities i'r's The Cirque for fine foods k 'N-1 O'DELLS JEWELRY 556 W. Centrol Ave. Lo Hobro OWen 7-2678 IN BUSINESS FOR THREE GENERATIONSH . 2 ' I X , . iP37 'f-S-A ' H.w.L A fm, . r - ., 1 J 15,1 iv. H 'Q J .1 Y Q , W A .--1.3 '- V lm 1, A GIFTS INC CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1958 200 W Whlffler Blvd Lo Hobrds own exclusive inferior A 2 decorator 'VPS glll Store X Whsffler s fnnesf furmfure store lnexr to the La Hob o Theuterl Q, OXbow 3 1219 - A s . ' - . V ' fr l ' XZ f H' Y V51 - . . . . . ALTY DGOODTASTENE A' ' 4, I ' .. ,, QU LIOTAEE EXPENSIVEH E D 'Q , 14812 Eosf Whnfher Blvd., Whlfher r ,lv v ' f 'S Y-v-vf-- ,v,...v.v - - w-.i--7-m-v-..-.,--.f---.......,.,--v----- W-v Y INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Page Bank of Whittier lLa Habral Baskin Robbins Ice Cream Bill Drea Carpets Bradley's B8.W Stationaries CapIinger's Professional Pharmacy Cirque Restaurant Dickenson Lumber Company Don Steves Chevrolet Dress Bar Fosters Freeze Fowler's Colonial Shop Gifts Inc. Heet Brothers Lumber Co. .limmie's Music Shop J. W. Burch 81 Son Ford Kinney Shoes La Habra Fence Co. La Habra Furniture Mart La Habra Inn La Habra Nursery La Hab.a Photo La Habra St.ar La Habra Valley Building and Loan Association L. H. Lippert Carpets Lil' Red Barn Maple Shop manton's Shoe Store Melann's Camera Shop Munford's Men's Wear Nacho's Mexican Restaurant O'dell's Jewelry Plaza Cleaners Ram Oil Company Ray's Auto Electric Ray's Hair Fashions Ruth's Beauty Salon Sutton's Pharmacy Town 81 Country Pharmacy Ward 8. Harrington Lumber Company 101 W. Whittier Blvd., La Habra . 1490 W. Whittier Blvd., La Habra 1049 W. Whittier Blvd., La Habra 544 W. Central Ave., La Habra . 1031 W. Whittier Blvd., La Habra 519 W. Central Ave., La Habra . 1231 Fullerton Road, La Habra .. 11271 E. Ocean Ave., La Habra . 401 W. Whittier Blvd., La Habra . 121 S. Greenleaf Ave., Whittier . 1111 Quad Way, Whittier Quad, Whittier 601 W. Central Ave., La Habra .. 14812 E. Whittier Blvd., Whittier. 200 W. Whittier Blvd., La Habra 1111 East Central Ave., La Habra 507 W. Central Ave., La Habra . 201 N. Fullerton Road, La Habra . 16221 Whittier Blvd., Whittier .. 541 S. Fullerton Road, La Habra 139 W. Central Ave., La Habra . 11262 Whittier Blvd., La Habra . 721 W. Whittier Blvd., La Habra . 125 Central Ave., La Habra ..... 213 E. Central Ave., La Habra .. 165 Central Ave., La Habra .... . 11245 Whittier Blvd., La Habra . 11251 Whittier Blvd., La Habra . 540 W. Central Ave., La Habra . La Habra . 1007 E. Central Ave., 147 W. Central Ave., La Habra . . 1610 W. Whittier Blvd., La Habra 556 W. Whittier Blvd., La Habra . 547 W. Central Ave., La Habra . . 2101 W. Whittier Blvd., La Habra 840 W. Central Ave., La Habra . . 1502 W. Whittier Blvd., La Habra 132 W. Central Ave., La Habra .. 100 E. Central Ave., La Habra .. 9221 E. Whittier Blvd., La Habra . 347 E. Central Ave., La Habra . . WCLIZ OIZQ As the i958 HIELAN comes to an end luntil the Summer Supplementl, we hope the readers will stop to Think about all the people who, in cooperation with the publications class, helped this book become a reality. We vvant to thank Mr. Walter Pray for his interest in our achievement throughout the year. The faculty certainly deserves many bows from us for the cooperation and helpfulness given us on HIELAN endeavors. We wish to express our gratitude to Oracam studio of Orange who so efficiently met our photographic needs and to Yearbooks, Incorporated, in Monrovia, who published our yearbook for the second year. They and their staffs played an important part in bringing the yearbook to you. To the advertisers, whose support is essential to the production of this book, we say, Thank You. Their interest in La Habra High School is apparent as is their wish to deal with the young people of the community by advertising their merchandise in student publications. Although the reader rarely stops to realize it, all of these people are vital to a successful year- book. But the success of the book also depends upon the students who buy and read it and keep it for many years. They must like the book and believe it to be a fair representation of the year's activities, exemplifying the Senior Class. has 'nga 'Hi . 5 .43 r . ,. ' .. 35: x G: sh , 4 ,M 3,4 I fi 4 5. .3 ,, it 1 4 . 1 43. H 1,I Li 1 33? AJ .4 f 'N v 4 L y ' X 1 H rl 3 K' af ,i 1- ff S, w . Pi, if , inf. x x I P K ...4.4..JfN- f -I1-I. . LLYIZYIZZV LLPIU gfie cuz NJ S 2 ' rom - - -Q19 V C9 f 'sf -J-Quilt. , 4 -I X- s 1 - ,sg,..,,,,. . - - lv 'T Soft lights, romontic music, ond goy people-these three ingredients combined to moke this yec1r's Junior-Senior Prom ot Disneyloind one ot the most enioyoble highlights ot the school seoson. Couples danced to the music ot the loond which wos pro- vided loy Disneylond ond olso enjoyed the tree food ond rides offered. if 'Q l 5 ' 4 l op 100 inner iPicture: courtesy of La Habra Starl An effort by the Rotary and Los Compadres Clubs to pay retognition to the select honor students of La Habra resulted in the first annual Top lOO Ban- quet , held in the cafetorium this Spring. Nine col- lege presidents attended and the stimulating pro- gram was headed by Lawrence T. Cooper, Vice President of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Corporation. Above, are some of the guests who attended the banquet. lPicture: courtesy of La Habra Starl EVWZLL CL dy Contestants for the Knobbiest Knees Contest , Combining work and fun was the by-Word for this year's Bermuda Day. To add more enjoyment to the day's activities a contest was held at noon in the gym to find the boy with the knobbiest knees. asv . , f is , ' Pat Hamilton and Sandy Hobson admire Mr. Hawkins' outfit for Bermuda Day. 'lPicture: courtesy of La Habra Starl. acca aureafe The Graduating Class of 1958 stands To receive The greeting given by Mr. Pray. The very impressive Baccalaureafe services were held in The high school stadium This year. Dr. Kennefh Nelson of The Temple Baptist Church gave The Invocation and Benedicfion and Pasfor Gerald Vandervorf of The Church of The Nazarene gave The sermon. Mr. Pray welcomes the new Student Body President, George Francisco Accompanied by tears and ioys the last assembly marked the close ot the school year. A highlight ot the assembly was the presentation ot awards to outstanding Seniors. At the close of the assembly, Freshman girls, dressed in Hawaiian at- tire, said 'laloha to the Seniors by giving a leis to each of thenn. Pablo Luna gratefully receives the American Legion Award An Ootstawding Studcnt Award is bring givcn to Beverly Francisco The commencement exercise for the second graduating class of La Habra High School was carried out in grand style. The festivities began with the Class of 1958 marching in between an honor guard ot lovely junior girls. The invocation was given by the Reverend l-larry C. Carlson ot the Lutheran Church of the Master. Logan W. Wheatley, the Assistant Superintendent presented Commence- ment greetings. Immediately following this, Charles House, the class Valedicto- rian, delivered his valedictory address. The commencement address ol the evening vvas given by Dr. Paul Smith, President ot Whittier College. After receiving their diplomas the class sang their school Alma Mater and con- gratulations followed. graduafilzq Glass A f: .4 '1- is g c f' .' , ' , il , ' Q, ww- 5 '-' e '. , T' na f tu, fr -ffl . . .J y .,, ,ggi. r: W .jg i q- - 8 J Charles House, voledictorion, delivers his oddress. of 195715 The giruluciting cldss marches in to the proccssi High School Bond. l I l.. ' so xl' ' Lum ,J 353 wife, X ,f til 5, 5 LL 'gjffl 5 j 'fl ll and - Dr. Smith of Whittier College delivers the commencement address of the evening orml played hy the LG Habro I ,1.i.l,. af' I Mr. Wrilter Prny presided over thc exercises. The Seniors are graced on each side by the Junior honor guard. ' ,ni 'f ni -B , elzior arfy Merry Seniors arrive for an evening of fun. Amidst the glamour of the Candlewood Country Club and filled with the excitement of graduation, the Seniors of i958 gathered together to say good-bye. After a night of dancing, dining, swim- ming, and merry-making, each Senior, facing a new day, went his way knowing he may never see some of his classmates again. Q - ! Parents collect the tickets as Seniors entered, -,,,.,-- Last minute annual signing was a familiar sight offzer - auqkfer cuzquef Guests anxiously await the evenings entertainment. I A i ' -g If up C xx: Mothers show their versatility by providing the evening's entertainment. wer Mrs, Baldwin and daughter Gayle receive their dessert, Charming mothers were the guests of their daughters at the Mother , Daughter Banquet sponsored by the Girls' League. Carrying through 1 A the banauet's theme of Ml-leaven Scent were lovely bouquets ol -fr flowers and gaily decorated paper skunks which were placed on Az. Sf, -I each table. The highlight of the evening was the entertainment which displayed the talents of some of the mothers. A' 6 I L J I, Q gggbqll 3 I V Q 5 y .ii N , W','..,lh ' A: , V ' 51 vflj . .I V. V.. .r .V N l. D The pitcher hurls the ball towards the home plate, hoping The player hurries back to first base in a close race against for a strike 'llqe bull. Although the baseball teams had a poor season in the winning bracket, they certainly didn't lack in sportsmanship. It is said that the hopes for next year's teams are running high as the summer season teams are in top shape. This year's swimming teams had a moderately successful season. The varsity squad had a very good year in comparison to prev- ious teams, and they are very proud to have finished in fourth place in Sunset League competition. The co-captains of the varsity squad were Bill Webber and Jim Fulton. 6, wrmmuzq 1 Q -an na- ,Q Y Q I 2,5 At the sound of the starter s gun the contestants are off. Aggin swimmerg gre Off for gn excifing face Wilson receives The SunseT League Cham- 1 l'6LCk Q ' iustly deserved honors. La Halora High School has a iusT right To be proud of iTs 1958 Track squad. For The TirsT Time in The school's hisTory, one of iTs sporT Teams has secured a varsify TirsT place in The SunseT League. NoT only did The varsiTy Track Team do excellenTly by winning The SunseT League Championship, buT The B and C Teams also had a fine year. When asked how he TelT aIoouT his Track squad, coach Willie Wilson remarked, They're The greaTesT. John Eastman reaches The Tape firsf for an exciting finish goes over for a close iump. and victory. A Yi ..l-- After cinching La l-labra's vicTory The relay Team awalTs its C 0 em ance and Wafer alle The final touch on costumes. Finale ff-pf? . -rin-5 Modern dance, first row, left to right: C. Wranoslci, D. Costales, J, Clow, R. Claflin, P. Miller, C. Weins, B. Betts, M. Lofquist, D. Choate, P. Cummings, P. Ler-. Second row: M. Baker, E. Bender, W. Thayer, J. Henry, J, Grimm, V. Bonanomi, M. Thayer, l, Soutcir, M. Vangomble, J. Welbert, M, Leal, T. Taylor. Third row, C. Grable, K. Barron, S. Leonard, D. Chewning, C. Ecklund, M, Kriesant, T. Anderson, G. Grimsley, V. Golightly, D. Carl, V. Andrews. A.. Water Ballet, first row, left to right. P. Landers, H, Butts, S, Thomas, J. Whitaker, S. Wolcott, R. Wells, K, Barron, L. Middleton, L. Lemley, S. Leonard, C. Lewis, A. Herlihy, P, O'Neil, Second row. J. Wiggs, N. Lemoine, R. Levo, F. Berg, S. Robbins, R, Dishman, L. Stone, S. Cole, T. Anderson, V. Andrews, M. Gough, C, Hartsock, C. Harris. Third row: C. Pack, V. Bastenchury, V, McArthur, S. Jones, J, Harnic C. Ecklund, G. Grimsley, J. Grace, K, Voss, P. Hamilton, R. Cooknell, J. Waldren. A quick cheek for makevup. Cqmivgl Time Soffbalf 9 I ... Y it X Seniors first team, first row, left to right: H, Kattich, D. Dalwl, C. Roberts, Seniors second team, first row, left to right: A, Rivera, B. J, Howell, L. Ivey, L. Haas. Second row: L. Hilario, S. Griffin, E. Webster, Beclwtold, S, Ridgeway, W. Robottom, S. Carpenter. Second L, Holmes, L. Bender,J.Scl1aeffer. row: J. Spurlock, J. Richards, J. Dearborn, B. Marzari, B. Ansley. TO ft, Q. i Juniors first team, first row, left to right: K. Fields, C. Davidson, G, Jolwnson. Juniors Second 790ml first 'OW' lefl to 'i9ltt1 J- Baker' C- Coles' NA Simon, D. Jung. Second rovv: M. Dunlap, l. Magdeleno, A. Garcia, G. Torres. L, A0lOlDl1- 5CC0f Cl VOW2 E- Ardtibeld, A- Wolfofdf M- p0 ll0lU, J- AfGUiO, M. Madgeleno, B, Swedt, C, Meyer, K. Joyner. Soplromores first team, first row, left to rigltt: M. Lopeccolo, T. Fowler. Sophomoreg second team, first row, left to right: D. Butz, N. Haro. Second Second row: T. Hammer, D. Lyons, P. Wagner. row. S. Strasser, G. lmlioff, C. Hoffman. .Q - - W Y ., . w A A V-ww 'U Freshmen first team, first row, left to right A. Fields, L. Weber. Second row: Freshmen second team, first row, left to right. K. Sparks, J. Haynes. Second P. Wineland, L. Warner, T. Janes. row: D. Higl1fieId,J. Steffen, S. Roper, C. Scott.