Las Lomas High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Walnut Creek, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1955 volume:

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY After months of planning by Superintendent Neil Parsons and the Board of Acalanes High School Dis trict, Las Lomas High School was first opened in Sep- tember of l95I. During the past four years we have Q seen the completion of thirty four classrooms, a metal and wood shop, gymnasium, locker rooms, multi-use room, stage, administration and counseling offices and a library. This year nearly 760 students are enrolled at Las Lomas. Estimates indicate that as many as 1800 stu- -- dents may be attending this high school by 1960. NEIL M. PARSONS Miramonte, the third high school in the Acalanes dis- Dlsffid Superintendent trict, is now under construction at Orinda. The dedicated efforts of Principal Leland S. Russell have been of incalculable importance to the successful growth of Las Lomas High School. Working closely with parents and civic organizations, Mr. Russell has guided faculty and students through four years of fruitful de- velopment. The first milestone has novv been reached. Las Lomas, under his competent administration, has now become a highly respected four year high school. LELAND S. RUSSELL Principal EDWARD E. LEACH Dean of Boys LENORE NICKISON KATHRYN TAYLOR Deon of Girls - Second Semester 3 Dean of Girls First Semester Z f ENGLISH MISS JEAN GRINGLE, English I, II MR. JOSEPH ANTHONY, English I, III, IV MR. DONALD FRASER, English I, III, IV, Drama MR. JAMES WATSON, English III, Social Studies, Publications MISS ELIZABETH BENNETT, English I, III, IV, Creative Writing MISS JEAN JENSEN, English I, II, Public Speaking X111 .,,fa SOCIAL STUDIES MR. ROBERT PAPE, World History, U. S. History, Senior Problems, MR. BURK FARAOLA, Social Studies, U. S. History, Leadership, Senior Problems, Reading Laboratory MR. EDWARD LAHEY, Social Studies, Driver Training MR. JAMES NORTON, Senior Problems, U. S. History, Counselor MR. ROBERT KIRKPATRICK, Social Studies, Driver Training FOREIGN LANGUAGES MISS RUTH MERSON, Spanish I, Library MISS LILLIAN BOZ, Latin I, II, Spanish I, III IV MISS HELENA SALAVERRIA, Spanish I, II MISS MARJORIE ROUSE, French I, II English II SCIENCE MISS ALICE AUGHNEY, Homemaking, Gen- eral Science MR. ROBERT ROWE, Biology, Counselor MR. MARIO MENESINI, Chemistry, Physiol- OQY sn. 5. BUSINESS MR. DWIGHT CRUM, Typing i, General Business MR. LEONARD STENBERG, Typing I, Short- hancl l, ll, Office Practice MR. DALE HAMANN, Bookkeeping, Typing II, Algebra I 9 .-nf ow, MATHEMATICS MR. GILBERT BARTON, Algebra I, Geom- etry, Auclio-Visual MRS. KATHRYN TAYLOR, Algebra l, ll, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Counselor MR. FRED WISNER, Algebra I, Geometry, Physics MRS. PHYLLIS CHIADO, Algebra I, ll, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, General Science. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. ELDON BENNETT, Physical Education, General Math MR. MERRILL CALLOW, Physical Education, Counselor MISS ROBERTA BRISTOL, Physical Education MISS MARGARET IDEN, Physical Education MR. GEORGE DEKLOTZ, Physical EC.IuCGIiOn fa. --etf WW MUSIC MR. JAMES SCHWARTZ Orches- tra, Girls Chorus, Mixe Chorus, General Math MR. GORDON GIBSON, Band, Music Theory, Senior Problems, Counselor SCHOOL NURSE ART AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS MRS. CAROLINE FOOTE, Art MR. EUGENE MELVILLE, Metal Shop, Basic Shop, Auto Theory MISS DOROTHY DEAL, Mechanical Draw- ing, Basic Shop, Architectural Drawing MR. JOHN WELLS, Crafts, Basic Shop, Wood Shop OFFICE STAFF MRS. MARY TANTZER, Secretary, Counsel- ing Office MRS. MARGARET SOKOLAY, Clerk MRS. FRANCES WAUCHOPE, Secremry, Principcl's Office nf- S. YZ'-7 . 7 MAINTENANCE STAFF MR. EUGENE STRICKLAND MR. FRANK CROSBY, JR. MR. JOHN HURLEY MR. SANTI GATTI MR. LEO EPLEY, Head Custodian CAFETERIA STAFF MRS. MILDRED DE LANEAUX Cafeteria Manager MRS MRS MRS. BEULAH CATTERLIN JEANNE NUNNALLY MRS. MRS. . ASSUNTA CIANFICHI . FRANCES GRAY PALNYRA CHIAVINI K 1 x 1 '1 me w , nw .1f,-W.-Mm.nmU. 14 ,em . AFA r.-:mmf-u--lu.,-4' A k af. 9, E ED KINNEY Senior Class President ... easy going, cheerful chaptain of football team CASC Veep play. SB Pres., '53 Sr. BOB KINYON GEORGIA BRUM Senior Class Vice Presi- Senior Class Secretary . . . dent ... quixotic ... cuts M. V. P. in ball. Casanova anti-crew foot- vibrantly gay tops as a scholar Girl's State ...willful ... that laughi SENIORS . . . CLASS ...-n .l- DEANNA FREEMAN Senior Class Treasurer . . . amicable . .. infallible . .. Sr. Play success . . . ioy- ful scholar musical. OF 1955 MR. ROBERT PAPE Senior Class Advisor Sincere wishes of health happiness, and good for- tune to each and every Senior. l BARBARA ADAMS True blue eyes . . . typical Mad sc DICK ANDERSON ientist . . . football private secretary . . . per- team's right-arm manager sistant . . . FBLA enth . . . J. C. bound. PROVIDENCE AUGELLO Big eyes reserved ... benevolent ... wavy raven locks Prov . Usiqsf Jonathon , Sr. Play tall 'n narrow. FRED BARNETT Lanky horseman ...good natured, acts like Simple Simon football and band ... strongman ... an atom on wheels. MAJA ANDERSON Unique, laughing . . creamy complexion .. pride of New Zealand .. teacher of foreign under- standing. NORMA BARTLETT Friendship comes with her .. WALTER ANDERSON l MARGARET ASHURST Quiet guy . . . agreeable Modest, accurate, efficient . . . slide artist . .. Basket- ... demure horsewoman ball manager . day act: work. .. - 've in GAA and dreamer anti-home- Spanish Club. EDDY BARTON PHIL BODWAY He's a brain . . . Quick with words . .. smile willing worker engineering plans .. . co- mentally adroit . . . hu- ... nimble fingered ac- operative ... gentle dis- morist ... wavy blond cordionist . . . bookkeep- position ... taxidermist locks . . . accomplished ef- plus. sleeper. ,ll iif 10 Bi' e 3-7 DON BOLTE DOROTHY BRIGGS DIANE BROATCH BOB BROWN TOM BROWN Straw top promoter Delicate 3 year Gleaming black hair, businesslike Clubs FHA'er home econo- blue, blue eyes slend- Commissioner likes to mics maior Dot er secretary .. . FBLA .. . ski . .. pockets his hands. serene. pretty and poised. MARILYN BURTON FLOYD BUSBY DON BUSCH Mimi quiet. sweet Avid hoterodder art- Big and tony ftendish 4H Club leader ist deluxe past Pub- grin electronics, active Senior . .. musically Iicity Commissioner ... photography, Chess Clubs talented . . . dancer, B track . .. chorus. . .. clever with words, .l Adds class to L. L. cars Knight's court iester .. curly head girls terrific yell leader on the brain clarinet temperamental '53 tooter. Rally Com charge.' LEIGHTON BRYAN Mechanically minded JUDY CAMPBELL Literary Wizard , . spider . .. comedian, Arsenic Abby . . practical ioker hot sophisticated, dramatic.. car. '53 GLA prexy . . . expres- sive. 'QP' --.Q 5 TIM CASHIN BILL CATTERLIN Gentleman farmer Little package of friend- gullible well dressed liness sincere he- ... Oh? What? Really? man ... truthful ... red . .. House of Reps. head. car craze . . . black top. ALF DAHL KEN DAILEY Slow motion orchid Brains plus hilarious grower .. , friendly and in Senior Play . .. Norton quiet . . . speedy swim- pesterer ... track , ,. hot ming star . . . dance band. car. STEVE COOK Dynamic, exacting Senior Play lover baseball, football f s. .Zn 5 . I ALFRED COOPER JAY CORSAUT Businesslike and efficient Playful powerful .. Block LL math football and track .. brain FBLA conven- slivers ..., clever .. class historian .. hot tion delegate trumpeter. BRUCE DANIELS BOB DAVIS DIANE DAVIS Scholarly cowboy lift- Bopping S. B. Veep follows the gang .. ed LL with his dry humor persnickity, but ambitious jovial gayl .. . sweet .. . important coffee seek-f .. . collects tops in records .. . gentility plus. er .. . Mrs. Taylor's teach- . . . trackster . .. dark, ef. neat, gregarious. - ,4- I f Q' ew-, . . BILL DAX DERRYL DEGUIRE BOB DELMONT RUBY DERRICK Huntsman P E Office Gay, pert, vibrant ... Sparked Senior activities Jewel ot the library . .. helper auto enthusiast busy SB Sec ... DAR .,. tavors sweaters ... strong willed ... Junior duck minded Award ... dancer ... busy Jr. Class Veep ... Red Cross . . . book report zealous leader aspir- big horn blower. expert. ing engineer. RON FIFIELD JANICE FOREMAN .ION FRENCH GARY GIBSON Friendly fireball spark Class contributor ... Block LL Prexy .., pursu- Architecture headed N, e md terrific social dramatic runs from ed I' ht d S eVentS plays The field bugs, headed tor the play football, basket- mgior J C bound baseball and women Wdv 4.-1 es. ball and baseball ccrsudl, l 1- ' PAT DOUGHERTY Paint in her veins.. .GLA prexy . . . friendliness plus known for her adver- tising genius creative. JERRY GIBSON Architecture headed .. double... mech. drawing major J C bound casual. Y DORIS GRIFFIN Likeable bright-eyed, looks nice in glasses Comm. of Soc. Events '52 SB Sec'y '53. JOAN HINTON Tall 'n pretty quiet and shy ... terrific athlete acute intellect ... capable. ,-. Butler's eyes cordial Jr. Red Cross cdguq l l .f 1- U? MARY GRIFFIN PAT HANSON PAT HARRIS Aunt Martha proves her Staccato laugh ...Christ- An orchid athletically dramatic ability chor- mas narrator litera- active . . . Sr. Play make- us major Pomona Col- ture lover clothes up artist bookworm. MARV HOBBS JESSIE HOGG LINN HOUSE Sly promoter Rhett Amicable Keypuncher Veronica Ldkef' hdirdo I wise guy El Caballero adman . . . President... behind those French hgrned ,., 55 Veep '52 Jr. States- man. f ,, f f r.-f, f ie.ww,-.-,ff Y'7 ANNE HOWARD Boyish ... happy gall ... superb school spirit .... whip cracker ... iournalistically inclined Pub. Comm. '54 CY JONES Amiable, reserved ... Paul Bunya-n with a lord- ly accent high-flying pilot winning smile. NANNETTE JAMES TED JENSEN Eyecatching eyes dis- Devilish blue eyes criminating co-opera- baseball batty as tive . . . outstanding Girl's prexy, sparked Soph League head. GUY JONES Artistic inclinations , memorable flag raiser. with a song in his heart. activities Page staff. DAN KALAS Tall, good looking Senior Play cop ... Class Veep as Sophomore huntsman. BETTY JOHNSON Medium sized, not tiny! . . . reserved .. . loves to hit people red top Senior Council. ROC-:ER KARLSRUD Suave ... candelabra kid .,.. introvert .... sharp .... stare-e eyed. .4 SANDRALU JOHNSON GAA activities espan- olita ... horsewoman ... GLA treasurer per- tectionist. DAN KAVERT Campus he-man ... Picas- so with a Kavert's touch top-flight center on football team. 4-l 1-7 A ,-Y 1-- -,f GERRIE KELLY DARLENE KENNEDY Sweet and feminine Dar .. . ideal much- turns tragedy into acha terrific in G. A. comedy heart of gold A. destined to cool .... dramatics. fevered brows. ARNOLD LAHDE CAM LANK M0lasses ... he-man Lanky ... G. A. A. ... Wgfhouf Q Crew Cut mathematically brilliant romantic rally-ed '52, .... gorgeous grin club-ed '53 sportsterl shapely. g-- - SALLY KNAAK Sparkling, capable ... wavy, blonde hair .. pretty brown eyes . .. treasury expert re- saurcetul. CAROLYN LATHAM Clever, spirited, ambitious ...super sense of humor, with giggles to match light on the keys. DAVE KOEPSELL l BOB LAFORCE Red sails in the sunset Freckle King toot! ... slick dresser ...talent ball guy ... prospective tor annoying teachers ... architect... mobile mad! BMOC sincere. DIANE LEIDY BOB LUCAS Sugar Plum artist Tony Curtis hair .. extremely quiet na- basketball MVP in .lr tural beauty ... posture year ... football quarter- perfect. back. ma.. . MILTON LEE Placid science minded handsome behind those glasses helpful in chem lab. JOHN MC MAHON Here from Oakland Tech ... extremely quiet ... autos, cars, horseless car- riages. S-'Y , ARNEY LUNDQUIST PHIL MANK Rambunctious, giggly Heap of the Week .. . prankster big man on iournalist at heart .. . RAY MARSH Quiet cars, cars, carsl ... trackster ... English the campus ... athlete giggles? ... chopped, teacher's delight . .. plus I . .. conscientious. channeled, 'n clean . FBLA'er. SALLY MENGES JOYCE MORGAN META MURPHY Spirited songleader Blondy business whiz Cute F1056 business major ...Judy Holiday ll firebolt sincerely FBLA quiet 'n sweet. -- carrot top temper dynamic sportster . always has lots to sayl congenial. ,Y SUE MC FARLANE Cool, calm, collected Queen Sue busy in GLA etude in eleg- CITICG. BOB NELSON Efficient P. E. helper .. DeKlotz antagonizer . .. likeable bashful .. quiet. l DON NUNNALLY CAROL OLSON CONNIE OSGOOD LARRY OSLIN RICK OSTROM Jovial, suave Senior Individualist arty P. E. major GAA Drummer assuredness Sporterrificll .... honor Play . . . JV Basketball... helpful ... red hair 'n sportster ... tops as a ... girl on left arm ... student ... unassuming lst chair trombone play- freckles .... animal lov- worker another car- lean loafer basketball. friendly SB Presi- er. er. rot top. dent '52 MVP. PAT OVERS BARBARA PAGE ARLINE PARKEL JANICE PELOSI RONALD RAY Sweetness at a glance . ., Sophisticated newcomer Senior Play's Aunt Abby Petite ... engaging smile Hieroglyphics expert . .. petite ... miniature from Argentina ... ... sunblest ... fabulous ... ambitious ... expres- vibrates when he laughs Sophie Tucker song beautiful smile Span- imitator Jackie Glea- sive in modern dance .. . Co-editor of lst EI leader ish IV wavy hair. son's little sister. reticent. Caballero. ,lgl ll. .. ,W wm1 -.. , , . 1 BOB RIEGG Friendly ioker ... tlip- pant brush top wot an imaginationl ... Block LL . .. Honor Society Prexy. MEL SCHMIDT Future interior decorator . . , bird artist . . . Oh that wavell ... heart for animals. ANNAMAE SHELBY ROSE SILVA DAVID SMITH MARTIN SMITH HELEN SNEL Ideal secretary shy Beautiful beautiful Judo artist curly hair Recognized nicely mls Cute little Dutch girl amicable gorgeous brown eyes good . . mixed chorus . chievous alway under loquaclously vivacious air oya mixer feature twlrler practical joker . . . re- the ood oh so quiet songbird modern served. dance BEE SNOW BARBARA SOARES ELLIE STARIN MARCIA STODDARD ALAN STONER Sweet n sincere Page Tops in GAA Con I Sentimental . .. classical Pretty with prominence Hillbilly top man with News Edltor politically dent co operative nories to boogie keys . . , quiet intonation his gut box big brown Interested ready with musically right Sty e cute nose . . . nifty knitter. Senior Play sweet eyes center on toot Q srmle conscious on the gol t b ll PAUL TAYLOR EMMA LOU THOMPSON Patient persistence Friendly, carefree LAVERNE TWEED Angel with angles chicken coop tough short, blonde campus. shy, but sure has pigskinner iinxed cutie fast twirling answer for everything I LINDA UFFENS Honey blond headed 1-' MARGOT VAN OGTROP Talkative . . dreamer . .. an for B. Y. U. home constant worrier - economics major . .. FBLA. Europe bound French favorite barber. maiorette. oh really? Club- BETTY VOLZ PAT WADMAN WARD WAITE CHARLES WHITE DUANE WIEBE Electritying dancei ... Light and bright ... Audio visual ... muscular Practical ioker , .. band Quiet, reserved ... un- temperamental ... Gene canary . .. organizer ... boisterous ... ambi- ...hot trumpeter . . . obtrusive . . . limpid green Tierney eyes ... Dance ... musically interested. tion ... electronics field. easy-going .. . hard work- eyes ... mechanically in- Club. 4.41 441 - er. clined . .. carpenter. ' ,li .4-1 DIANA WIGHT BOB WILLIAMS MIKE WIRICK lndefatigable...spifited Factual expressive Man of the world g I l DIANA WOODLAND LINDA YOUNG Mighty Minnie Mouse Little Linda Senior ... sympathetic ... Rally eyes... muscular man... science fiend ... could tiny... dynamic editor of Play . . , cute 'n sweet... Committee pepster concealed literary talents. confuse Einstein critic. astronomy enthusiast. LARRY ZEIDLER TED ZELLER Real nice guy ... sports Swell SB Prexy . . . friend- enthusiast ... wild about ly, dependable, laughable cars ... football team. ... indispensable audio visual whiz . . . pigskinner. 16 me-fwnwvri new 1. A y.m..n,..ms.v,- - the Page specialist in mad artist Deke's child cate. first love. Not pictured: Kay Bullitt, Bernard Del Mazzo, Judy Differding, Bill En Earl, Dorothy Mc Cright, Barbara McNeil, Keith Klein, Gordon Townsend. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY September, 1951 .... 146 anxious and bewildered freshmen at an open air assembly listening to the first speeches given at Las Lomas .... This is a special occasion. Never again will there be a day like this in the history of Las Lomas, said Mr. Russell, and he was so right .... October .... school colors, nickname chosen .... newspaper christened the PAGE .... December .... Danny Van Gelder draws winning emblem for Las Lomas Knights .... January, 1952 ..,. Winter Carnival is first dance, managed by Doris Griffin .... February .... first rally .... Moy Las Lomas Amigos May Fiesta. October, 1952 .... Ted Jensen elected Class President .1.. Sophomores start off the year with Neptune's Kingdom dance ..., December .,.. upperclassmen lose the student body card sales contest, and pay forfeit with a Christmas Assembly .... April 1953 .... Sophs beat Frosh in interclass track meet, 68-14 .... June .... first EL CABALLERO pub- lished, with Ron Ray, Editor. October Bob Riegg becomes Junior Class President .... first class meeting held by Juniors, they select ring, plans under way for Junior Prom .... April, 1954 .... first representatives to Girl's and Boy's State - Georgia Brum and Ed Kinney - selected ..... May .... gym reflects a shimmering blue and silver hue from Prom decorations, as the year comes to a happy ending with Blues in the Night ..., Manager, Dan Kavert, Co- manager, Derryl DeGuire and Theme and Decorations chairmen Pat Dougherty and Linda Young lend much time and effort to its success. September, 1954 .... with Ed Kinney at the helm, the class of '55 sails into the Senior year, taking over the Senior Hall and Rally Court Lawn .... first varsity football game hats in all colors and sizes for Senior l-lat Day .... November . . .. unusual socks for Senior Sock Day .... other gala specialty days throughout the year, Coat Day, Dark Glasses Day, and Costume Day. . . December.. . Seniors' huge dramatic production Arsenic and Old Lace a tremendous success .... April .... Extra Dance lots of fun May predictions made at Senior Banquet June the BIG month is finally ushered in, with a gorgeous Senior Ball and after party. Last minute plans are being made for the Baccalaureate June 12, Senior Breakfast June 15, and Commence- ment Exercises June 19. This class has received much appreciated support from the parents during its four years at Las Lomas. For those of you who yet have years to complete as Knights and Ladies, we hope the ensuing years will be iust as much of a pleasure. SENIOR COUNCIL Seated L. to R: Sandralu Johnson, Deanna Freeman, Bob Kinyon, Ed Kinney, Georgia Brum, Paul Taylor, Alyce Serpa, Standing L. to R.: Pat Wadman, Bob Brown, Marv Hobbs, Phil Monk, Bob La Force, Betty Johnson, Pat Overs, 17 V ,.,j?.,..,a 3, .li .y A ' DON OGDEN VERN KENLEY CAROL HACKETT BOB KARLSRUD MR. MARIO MENESINI President Vice-President A Secretory TVGCISUVGI' Advisor This Class of '56 really ticks with co-operation, friendliness and spirit. The are d Y' d t b JUNIQRS . . . CLASS OF 1956 QflneSeni3737e7 6 lst. row L. to R.: P. Carney, M Bolte, J. Crew, D. Cavallaro, D Byrne, B. Clark. 2nd, row L. to R. J. Cleveland, J. Bush, D. Culver, V Abbie, I. Berg, S. Bates, E. Bennett 3rd. row L. to R.: D. Brungard, G Batesole, B. Adams, R. Bergdale D. Bovo, E. Butler, D. Armstrong, F Bargewell. 4th. row L. to R.: G. Cole- man, G. Clark, B. Badger, R. Ben- son, D. Bolar, S. Bauldry, D. Boll, P. Dahl, E. Cox, L. Aho. 'Ist. row L. to R.: B. Henriksen, C. Gunby, J. Gotzmer, R. Greaser, G. Hild, P. Greene. 2nd. row L. to R.: C. Faiferek, G. Gordon, R. Humble, J. Hunt, B. Deleroy, S. Johnson 3rd. row L. to R.: T. Hoffman, R Hyde, D. Fernandez, R. Harkness, R. Dutra, B. Duchene, D. Jones, 4th, row L. to R.: M. Edminster, W, Finnell, J. De La Gardelle, G. John- son, D. Johnson, J. Greenwood, M, Halseth, D. Ensign, B. Davisson. lst. row L. to R.: J. Moore, M. Mon- tin, P. Monaco, J. Kavanaugh, C. Mcuss, G. Lago. 2nd. row L. to R.: B. Mier, O. Lovelady, S. King. J. Koenig, B. Laverty, K. Mouzy, M. Martin, L. Lucas. 3rd. row L. to R.: R. Koskela, T. Pope, M. McGrew, J. Martineau, M. McQueen, J. Key, B. Marclock, G. Kupper. 4fh. row L. to R.: R. Keefe, R. Marsan, D. Lock- hort, C. McAdams, S. McCollum, R. McComas, B. Marsh, D. Lommell, D. McDonald. 'lst. row L. to R.: J. Kennerley, C Yeager, M. Thoin, C. Meyer, P Thompson, L. Emslie, M. Shoull. 2nd row L. to R.: B, Wilshusen, G Wightman, B. Stinnet, J. Tindall, A Trefhewqy, P. Sweorengir, E Thomas. 3rd. row L. to R.: L. Telford M. Shestick, P. Weckerle, D. Threde D. Tortre, J. Westlund, G. Wingetf, G. Soder, R. Sollenberger. lst, row L. to R.: P. Norton, D. Nass, G. Newfarmer, M. Pilkenton, M. Piona. Znd. row L. to R. B. Rouke J. Rose, J. Silva, D. Schuppert, L Nelson, D. Schutt, 3rd, row L. to R. R. Snyder, L. Cabrol, T. Orme, C Wilmot, D. Overstreet, A. Peters 4th, row L. to R.: P. Peterson, T O'Ne,al, D. Rogers, R. Noclder, P Ross, D. Olness, F. Scholin. f KEN STEVENS BILL HYLAND LYNNE TURMAN MARGE JOHNSON MISS JEAN JENSEN Presidenf Vice--President Secretary Treasurer Advisor The Sophomore Class rapidly becoming active in all phases of school SOPHOMORES . . . CLASS OF 1957 'lie' lst row L. to R.: J. Knight, B. Lohse, P. Jessef, J. Laverty, M. Nicholson, A. Marcyes, J. McCann. 2nd. row L. to R.: S. Jones, W. Kid- well, C. Marin, N. Noecker, J. Knowlron, J. Knox, L. Juillerat, B. Kellum, J. Larsen, M. Norton. 3rd. row L. fo R.: A. Nelson, D. Law- rence, R. Ivory, G. Kcirtozian, C. Kremiller, C. McMahon, A. Laing, L. Nunnally, J. Moores. 4th. row L. to R.: M. McFeeley, B. McBride, F. Moyer, T. La Perle, D. Kavert, W. Johnson, R. King, C. Loswe, B. Link, A. Latham. lst. row L. To R.: L. Holmes, S. E650 wood, S. Evans, S. Greer, C. Eisen man, J. Filberf, M. Harper, J Eggerts. 2nd. row L. to R.: B. Cox, R Ricossa, P. Gaffney, A. Davis, S Guidi, J. Hole, M. DeKlofz, P. Finn S. Garbutt, F. Goulart. 3rd row L fo R.: H. Foster, S. Ecle, N. Glass, N Forquhor, J. Hurst, J. Fisher, D. Fish- er, D. Eusface, F. Di Censo, K Folsom, M. Eckhardf, R. Gohl. 4th. row L. to R.: J. France, W. Figroid, J. Exley, L. Harris, F. Fredricks, G Greaser, E. Gallagher, B. Hunf, B Gaston, R. Duncan, D. Gray. lst. row L. to R.: M. Prust, V. Shet- tield, B. Ritz, L. Raymond, B. Platt- ner, L. Quartarola, A. Ramelli, L. Robinson. 2nd. row L. to R.: P. Ruf, D. Ruminski, J, Parsons, B. Rath, A. Risi, K. Ross, I. Piper, G. Schick, N. Schwan. Srd. row L. to R.: G. Espe- lund, R. Serpa, C. Prust, B. Pelosi, S. Sankey, G. Petaluma, J, Schup- pert, R. Smith, N. Raviit. 4th. row L. to R.: D. Schroeder, R. Rose, D. Schimbor, B. Silva, J. Sagem, C. Sexton, B. Osburn, W. Perry, D. Potter. 'Ist. row L. to R.: C. Cashin, K. Brin- golf, E. Cooper, M. Crosby, L. Bell, R. Anderson, C. Clark, C. Avey. 2nd. row R. to L.: R. Abbey, J. Best, J. Berry, J. Backus, l. Augusto, J. Bush, S. Ansani, J. Baker, P. Karlstrom, E. Hogg. 3rd. row L-10 R.: D, Appleton, E. Anclreggan, C. Bmndr, J. Corsaut, D. Buckley, D, Cutler, R. Anderson, H. Bovyer, J. Bennett, R. Bousack, 4th, row R. to L.: G. Bell, J. Cook, D. CrowleYf R- Albro, B. Bryan, D. Carey, P. Beck- man, W. Bush, D. Bergdale, L. Ar- nold, D. Blocking, D. Brigham. lst row L to R C Zimmerman D Walker, J. Stow, S. Sommarstrom S. Wallace, N. Weant, 2nd. row L. to R.: S. Slingsby, N. Trimble, C. Snow, B. Westman, C. Teskey, M. Simpson, S. Van Ogtrop, G. Silva. 3rd. row L. to R.: M. Wolverton, T. Walker, C. Whitlow, D. Sommers, J. Smith, T. Taliaferro, J. Symington, D. Van Voorhis, R. Smith. 4th. row L. to R.: J. Warren, B. Welch, T. To- land, B. Wells, T. Yeager, B. Scott, B. Silvera. I sf. , V If A f N ., , , ,,,..v . J X ,Avnt ,ZW .Lim fsQ3g:frfW:z A nl V f'f f- NICKY Mc GRATH PETE OSTROM CHRISTINE VVINQUIST PAT LAVERTY MR, ROBERT N. ROWE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor FRESHMEN .A . . CLASS OF 1958 lst. row L. io R.: S. Brantley, B. Cosady, J. Cattolica, C. Coffin, V. Brum, C. Cook, A. Augello, 2nd. row L. to R.: P. Belben, D, Composso, P. Perry, G. Bogdanoff, D, Barcklay, M. Byrne, M, Cancilla, V. Cook. 3rd. row L. to R.: B. Browne, N. Bucklwarf, D. Brown, E. Clwrisiman, B. Black, T. Toylor, T, Biggs. 4th, row L. io R.: J. Anderson, C. Barnes, L. Theurief, R. Broafch, R. Cowell, L. Costa, L. Carney, R. Blower, L. Benson. Ist. row L. to R.: J. Blackmore, J. Bolar, B. Cherrington, J. Briggs, C. Bouick, G. Cleveland. 2nd. row L. To R.: N. Allen,'C. Crook, E. Aweeko, J. Abbey, R. Cole, E. Thomas, K. Beckman. 3rd, row L. to R.: M. Yeo- ger, K. Byrd, D. Bornholdf, C. Adams, B. Adler, J. Caldwell. 41h. row L. to R.: T. McWilliams, G. Cog- giola, C. Cowle, M. Amell, J. Bar- ber, A. Cardof, J. Buck, M. Brooks. A vm w 'E f . L33 .. . f f L lf '?2.i2i1fff.:-. ill! za 'g5,3g3' Wi fx, 9, .1-. rf ,... uw' fd ' Swv mm f A , ., 'UQ U f lijfiifgigw.-1' V ls 'ow L' lc R-I D' EfT1Slie, C. Folsom J. Derrod, D. Dailey, M. French, J Turner. 2nd. row L. to R.: S. Duncan son, P. Faiferek, K. Wacker, J. Dry D. Dinkin, D. Dishman. 3rd. row L To R.: A. Dalbey, G. Dahl, B. Dod son, B. Davis, M. Dugan, S. Embree R. Dodd, B. Foreman. 4th, row L. to R.: M. Fifield, D. Dickmeir, Donley, J. Dutcher, L. Thompson, D. Fazio, M. Davis, D. De Bois. 'lst row L. io R.: S. McGeehon, M. Merrill, S. Madsen, B. Mead, J. Uffens. 2nd, row L. to R.: J. Miller, D. Maguire, K. Wurschmidt, S. Mather, N. Ninnis, J. Mainzer. 41h. row L. to R.: T. Marsh, R. Miller, F. Mather, G. Norrish, L. Morecraft, B. McDougall, B. Mills. lst. row L. to R.: J. Hall, M. Gray, A. Gues, G. Garibaldi, R. Graydon, R. Haney, J. Huff. 2nd. row L. to R.: N. Hamiclc, S. lvory, N. Hamilton, G. Zilke, N. Hawfhorne, J. Garde ner, L. Gryclen. 3rd row L. 'to R. D. Hirni, M. A. Jacox, T. Green, B Howard, J. Johanelc, M. Jacox, P Garburf. 41h. row L. fo R.: P. Jensen R. Hinds, J. Ganley, G. Glass, P Gravem, L. Jensen, H. Geus, J Haynes. 'Ist row L. to R.: S. Rusk, S. Sportsman, L. Schreiber, S. Sparks, S. Sfanfon. 2nd. row L. io R.: L. Sharpe N. Soares, C. Swanson, J. Senolf, M. Swain, B. Sweazea, B. Smith. 3rd, row L. to R.: J, Bobersf, D. Sweei land, B. Williams, B. Staley, B. Segerdell, L. Sawyers, P. Sauer. Afh. row L. fo R.: F. Sawyers, L. Sullivan B. Riley, R. Sheppard, H. Roland, B. Rusk, R. Shelby, M. Sfrother. 'lst row L. to R.: L. Price, V. Penbrook, S. Parker, S. Ogden, D. Oates. 2nd. row L. to R.: C. Raikovich G. Ramos, K. O'Neal, L. Perdue, L. Alcott, S, Plomteaux, H. Pringle, 3rd. row L. fo R.: C. Reed, P Withman, B. Parker, E. Piccone, R. Rasmussen, J. Riedeman, R. Reschif, B. Ray. 41h. row L. io R.: P Osfrom, B. Oshner, R. Piler, H. Reynolds, B. Wies, D, Ready, J. Peterson, B. Pond, W. Wetzel. 24- 1 ww wg. K . F .x . .. .1 ,. X Qx H. fi! 2 XS 'sf ,. J' Hy, Hcnvmfs ann unsHnlznIlons fq 'f f ' 7 -LN . ...X g sy-.ff Q, u - T. :Q A A m Q TED ZELLER - E A Lui ,i A Q 1 3, PREsiDENT xg i fi 1 BOB DAVIS DERRYL DEGUTRE Q f VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY SW JOHNSON STUDENT COUNCIL RALLY ANNE HOWARD PUBLICITY N il . N, RON FIFIELD SOCIAL EVENTS The Student Council, composed of Student Body officers and or- ganizational representatives, plays a vital part in the life of Las Lomas. Because of the members' conscientious efforts, student govern- ment has progressed by leaps and bounds. This year the Council's accomplishments include the establishment of the House of Representatives, the Council of Organizations, the Snack Bar and an organized school budget. One factor contributing to the great success ofthe Student Council this year was the formal conducting of meetings as introduced by Mr. Burk E. Faraola, Leadership instructor. PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE We, the Seniors are now beginning to realize the serious and sober responsibilities that confront us in the too near future. Four years ago, one hundred and fifty sudents and a staff of seven teachers, laid the foundations for the Las Lomas that we have all learned to honor and love. ln this brief span of time we have seen our student body grow from this small nucleus to an organizational government that will be a potential force in shaping future policies of our school. Athletic teams of Las Lomas have brought out wonderfully, the true spirit of the school, and all of us can point with pride to the two sportsmanship trophies awarded us in football and basketball by the note of our fellow athletic league members. To have been president of the Student Body during its first grad- uation year is an honor that I will always cherish. l wish to thank all of you for the gallant support you have given to our Student Council and to me during this past year. Your co-operation and spirit of loyalty has made the Class of '55 and all of Las Lomas what it is today. 71 .wf geffa .-., Seated L. to R.: Ken Stevens, Nick McGrath, Pat Dougherty, Jerrie Kennerly, Diana Woodland. Standing L. to R.: Jon French, Don Ogden, Bob Riegg, Arnold Lahde, Ed Kinney. 27 MIKE EDMINSTER TREASURER .rv 3 4 DON BOLTE ORGANIZATIONS ff 'X-'zfw :f 'fff.-.mfr ,. . f. .,,f gg. f.-. of -f ,,.f,,f-mf, it .T A' Q L if: 4161-V . MR. EDWARD LEACH ADVlSOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES . ,,.. fEE1EEE' 'EE E , V -. ,. ,,' . L. Io R: D. Crowley, C. McAdams, D. Busch, B. Dovis, D. Brungord, B. Hylond, S. Ivory, J. Symington, N. Soares, B. Roth, B. Cusody, P. Loverfy, D. Koverf, P. Moser, J. Cciftolico, M. Emil, M. Lee, J. Rose, M. DeKlotz, S. Anscmi. Tim Coshin, choirmcin, standing. COUNCIL OF ORGANIZATIONS 'Isf. row L. Io R.: B. Westrnon, A. Risi, D. DeGuire, P. Dougherty, D. Bolte, D. Schuppert, M. Montin, J. Kennerly, R. Groydon, L. Quczrforolo. 2ncI. row L. to R.: P. Corlstrom, B. Riegg, C. Brandt, A. Cooper, S. Jones, B. Brown, W. Johnson, D. Lommel-J, D. Appleton. 28 RALLY CCMMITTEES xi ,, .Qw FALL...ist. row: P. Overs, T. Schwarzer, S. King, T, Brown, B. Soares, P. Roberts. 2nd. row: M. Wilson, B Davis, S. Mather, J. Schuppert, S. Knaak, S. Johnson, P. Hanson, B. Adams, J. Differding, R. Silva, C Hackett, D. Griffin, L. Young. SPRING... D. Kavert, L. Telford P. Hanson, .'lst. row: S. Menges, L. Young, T. Brown, M. Weaver, B. Soares. 2nd. row: R. Smith S. Eded. 3rd. row: R, King, D. Bobo, W. Johnson, B. Adams, S. Knaak, C. Hackett, 4th, row: M. Wilson, P. Overs, P. Roberts, J. Schuppert, B. Casady, T. Schwarzer, J. Koenig, R. Silva, J. Differding. D. Wight A. Serpa J. Larsen YELL LEADERS .... JOYCE KOENIG, TOMMY BROWN, SANDY SONGLEADERS .... SALLY MENGES, PAT OVERS PAT ROBERTS KING. BAND MUSIC The Band began The musical year successTully, Taking second place in Their division of The Walnuf FesTival Parade. Las Lomas was proud of iT Then, and repeaT performances have kepT iTs raTing high. Dance Band enTerTained aT The Girl's League TurnabouT in February under Mr. Gibson's direcTion. During baskeTball season rollicking music was heard aT The games, supplied by The Pep Band, direcTed by STeve Cook. Members included ElTon BuTler, Paul Dahl, Tim Schwarzer, STeve Cook, Ed Kinney and Don Nunnally. MIXED CHORUS Our Mixed Chorus provided fine music Tor The year's acTiviTies, direcTed by Mr. SchwarTz. Among The many evenTs in which They parTicipaTed were The Amigos Christmas Program and The COP Music FesTival. Thanks! Music DeparTmenT! 30 MAJORETTES Something new to Las Lomas this year were ma- lofeifes JUdY Dlffefdlng, Alyce Serpa, Rose Silva Joan Crew, and Emma Lau Thompson. Our gaily clad baton twirlers led the band in the Walnut Festival Parade and on the football field in Gibson- devised formations. ORCHESTRA Ist. row: B. Mills, D. Fisher, S. Jones, L. Sharpe, G. Mauss, M. Pilkenton, L. Morecraft, B. Soares. 2nd. row: B. Terhune, D. Cary, L. House, D. Liedy, E. Thomas, C. Eisenman, C. Johnson, G. Wingett, S. Cook, G. Norrish, A. Ramelli, M. Montin, K. Mauzy, L. Oslin, T. Schwartzer, A. Laing. GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS Girls League officers, elected in June, were ll to rl Sandralu Johnson treasurer, Joan Crew vice-president, Sue McFarlane Secretary, Anne Howard rules commis- sioner, Pat Dougherty, president, and Derryl DeGuire commissioner of good spirit. Many GLA sponsored events were held throughout the year. included were the lnstalation Dinner in October, February's turnabout dance, and the annual Mother- Daughter Tea held in May. A new olticer, commissioner of good spirit, was added to the list, a new constitution passed and the Girls Control Board formed. 31 9 JUNICR STATESMEN The Las Lomas chapter of the Junior Statesmen of America is one of the largest chapters in the state. its hundred and eight members engage in practices to make democracy work. The officers are ll to ri Linn House, representatives from the floor, Diana Wight, secretary, Derryl DeGuire, president, Marcia Montin, vice president, Don Boite, publicity director, Judithe Ervin, Hnancial secretary, Bill Davisson, parliamentarian. JUNICR RED CROSS First row L. to R.: I. Augusto, J. Senoff, M. Boite, P. Norton, J. Hogg, president, D. Kennedy, R. Derrick, C. Meyer, V. Santos. Second row L. to R.: E. Burton, G. Garibaldi, P. Thompson, L. Emslie, C. Olson, J. Foreman, P. Green, J. Uffens, C. Thorson. Third row L. to R.: M. Norton, E. Thomas, J. Best, B. Snow, P. Hanson, A. Parkel, M. Murphy, R. Silva, R. Graydon, J. Difterding. 32 J, Derrod. Not pictured: L. Jensen, J. Johnson, P. Loving, B. McDougall, A. Nelson, V. Pembrook, J. Peterson 1 'S Senior and iunior members are: Row I CL to RJ M. Montin, B. Henrickson, J. Moore, E. Thomas, G. Gordon, V. Abbie, A. Howard, G. Brum, N. James, B. Page, C. Latham, S. Johnson, D. Bovo, Row 2 CL to RJ D. Wight, B. Riegg, A. Lundquist, D. Anderson, B. Karlsrud, T. Hoffman, D. Olness, D, Brungard, J. Hunt, D. Freeman. Row 3 CL to Rl J. Campbell, R. Koslcela, T. O'Neal, S. Cook, D. Ogdon, R. Ostrom, K. Dailey, M. Lee, B. Daniels, A. Cooper, R. Ray, B. Badger, M. Haslseth, S. Knaak, C, Lank. Not pictured: Derryl DeGuire, Gleanne Lago, Barbara Soares. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Q. v Sophomore and freshmen members are. Row I IL to Rl J. Larsen, N, Weant, A. Ramelli, N. Noecher, J Filbert, J. Knowlton, C. Zimmerman, S. Jones, G. Schick, C. Eisenman, G. Kartozian, L. Perdue, N, Soares M. Johnson, J. Blackmore, D. Dailey, S. Sportsman. Row 2 lL to RJ M. Delilotz, L. Quartarolo, S. Som marstrom, P. Jesser, H. Reynolds, K. Stevens, J. Symington, G. Dahl, D. Brigham, B. Cummereau, N. Farquhar N. McGrath, L. Harris, J. Abbie, R. Cole, D. Shimbor, L. Sullivan, S. Stanton, A. Angello, C. Bouick L. Sullivan. XF 3 AA . X fxifglt. ,K tl K. . A . .3- 1 . Q. 1 I -' . 5 . . . '-:Aww A l: 'i I r --5 GIRLS SERVICE SOCIETY Row I CL1o Rl Georgia Brum, Deanna Free- man, Anne Howard, Pat Dougherty, Bar- bara Laverty, Joan Cleveland. Row 2 lL to Rl Marcia Montin, Pat Carney, Barbara Lohse, Lynda Quartarolo, Jerrie Kennerly, Joanne Gotzmer, Row 3 IL to Rl Connie Osgood, Sandralu Johnson, Maia Ander- son, Joan Schuppert, Judy Larsen, Barbara Soares, Deanna Bovo, Norma Bartlett, Sheila Johnson. Not pictured: Derryl De- Guire, Sharon Evans, Jackie Laverty. ASTRONOMY CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Astronomy Club, formed lust this year, ioins together stu- dents interested in the study of the stars. Under the direction of Mr. Barton, advisor, the club established a constitution and gained student-body recognition. President was senior Mike Wirik. The year's proiect for the organization was the building of 6 inch reflector telescopes. Members, left to right, Don Schuppert, Ted Jensen, Ron Fitield, Mike Wirik, Dan Lommel, Darwin DeBois, Mr. G. Barton, Burton Cummereau, Phil Carl- strom, Eddie Piccone, Neil Ravitt, Alan Latham. CHESS CLUB Members of the Chess Club are Las Lomas students especially interested in improving their game, and in intramural com- petition. Under the guidance of Mr. J. Anthony, the organiza- tion, also new this year, has been busy furthering interest in campus chess. Below left to right: Mary Pilkenton, Robert Dearborn, Dave Appleton, Terry O'Neal, Barbara Meier, Elaine Thomas. 2nd row: Bob Abbey, Alan Latham, Ron Ray, Bob Brown, Mike McQueen. Students interested in photography develop their hobby as members of the Las Lomas Photography Club. The organization, under Mr. Lahey's direction, established a constitution this year. Shutterbugs are learning to develop and process prints, and as keepers of the Student Body camera, they keep a record of school events. Members left to right: C. Mauss, P. Monaco, G. Gordan, B. Adams, S. Guidi, W. Kidwell, A. Davis. 2nd row: M. Lee, D. Bovo, S. Murray, J. Hogg, J. Kavanaugh, C. Olson, D. Overstreet. 3rd row: M. Eckhardt, D. Lommel, D. Busch, H. Roland, A. Peterson, J. Anderson, R. McDonald. ELECTRONICS CLUB This year marks the establishment of the Electronics Club as a recognized student-body organization. Members, interested in mechanics and ham radio, elected sophomore Dave Appleton as president. Mr. Melville was the advisor for the group. Project for the year was acquiring a ham radio set, members earned money through a Snack Bar held at Varsity basketball games. Students in the group are L to R: lst row: T. O'Neal, G. Bell, A. Laing, D. Appleton, D. Brungard, J. Hurst, J. Lawler, 2nd row: M. Eckhardt, C. Jones, G. Bogdanott, M. Lee. 3rd row: G. Coggiola, M. McQueen, Fred Sawyers, D. Lommel, D. Busch, L. Sawyers, L. Theuriet, R. Sheppard. ART CLUB MUSIC CLUB A new club this year, the Art Club is composed of students Participants in Mixed Chorus and Advanced Band are auto- interested in campus artistic activities. Otticers below: Linda matically members ot Music Club and help with campus activi- Lucas, Linda Nelle, Sue Wallace, Arlene Risi. ties. Officers below: Georgia Brum, Joan Cleveland, Arney Lund- quist, Steve Cook, Barbara Laverty, Gail Newfarmer, Marcia Montin. LATIN CLUB FRENCH CLUB ,,,,xJ Latin students are interested in furthering their knowledge of the language and culture. Officers below: Marge Johnson, Georgia Brum, Gary Bell, Don Crowley, Dick Shimbor, Burton Cummereau, Maia Anderson, Suzann Lawrence. AUDIO-VISUAL This year's campus audio-visual aids were Barbara Laverty, Jon French, Dave Appleton, Mr. Barton, advisor, Neil Ravitt, Gary Bell, Larry Telford, Ted Zeller, Jett Hurst. QW. French Club is composed of students interested in the French language and culture. Oflicers below: Vern Kenley, Bev West- man, Arlene Risi, Dick Overstreet. SPANISH CLUB Officers and representatives of this year's Spanish Club in- clude: Judy Eggerts, Bob Dodd, Nancy Soares, Pat Finn, Miss Lillian Boz, advisor, Tom Hoffman, Michael Davis, Lynda Quartarolo, Pat Loving. Q 4-mm-wmwfmqq Moffdlbioalwf X 32,5 9 f ,, FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA ,,b,. .,V, , P, The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization and the Las Lomas Chapter boasts a very large membership. Anyone taking a business course is eligible for membership, and can participate in the numerous club activities. Their maior money- making proiect this year was a noon Car Wash for the Las Lomas students. This ambitious group will be tomorrow's business leaders. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is another national organization represented at Las Lomas. lts members, who are members of homemaking classes, are under the direc- tion ot Miss Aughney. The purpose of the club is to further homemaking interest among Las Lomas students. This year's officers were CL to Rl Dot Nass, Marty Bolte, Peggy Green, Betty Plattner, Jackie Laverty and Grace Hild, president. HI-Y The Hi-Y Club of Las Lomas is sponsored by the Y,M.C.A., and advised by Mr. Menesini. The twenty- five members meet every Wednesday with others KL to RJ Marv Hobbs, Don Schuppert, Ken Stevens, vice president, Webb Johnson, president, Jim Syming- ton, secretary, and Bill Hyland, treasurer. The club participated in an inter-Hi-Y basketball tournament, and was responsible for the red refuse cans on the campus. it s EL CABALLERO ix L. Hommel, D. Olness. THE PAGE lst row: B. Wilshusen, P. Finn, D. Woodland, Editor, J. Westlund, M. Wilson. 2nd row: B. Snow, P. Mank, S. Sommarstrom, R. Dearborn, M. Hobbs, S. McFarlane. 3rd row: C. Avey, A. Howard, G. Townsend, D. Lommel, A. f Lahde, P. Dougherty, D. DeGuire. Not pictured: L. Turman, N A X. L? X-U... X! x 'k E7 f' M... ' X , 4 1 A . . V U '45 'L l MR. wATsoN 1 - , advisor M 0,40 , 1' 4 , :':. ' - ww... a .4 , 9 Y I Q Q PAT DOUGHERTY . - , L 5 art editor A -s ANNE HOWARD ARNOLD LAHDE i RYL DEGUIRE co-editor co-editor 1 , DER . ,nm copy editor ML' H A-' T JOHN WESTLUND sporis editor X I A u . r 5 g . V 'V ii', Q , E! ,I X, NF K Ji . if ' p Q' R , I I - . . k, if J R , 2 ' 'Z A .I ' X . ', L F X V XX K V' I 'ily , 1 . I ,, 5 - ,. , e -Q .,. E Q Y LOMMEL U ' DANN ' ' sue MCFARLANE, MARV HOBBS photography 0 0 d rt. I lx a ve using - 4 Q X ' x Y Q- sue soMMARsmoM DE' Kfiix- ' ' ., business editor jf I f 441 2 f -QAM 'wuapxra' 37 BETTY WILSHUSEN, MARILYN Wl'LSOh snapshot editors THIS IS YOUR LIFE SALU DOS The year's first dance, Saludos, was spon- sored by the Student Council to welcome new students. -Bright Mexican colors decorated the gym for the aFfair, held September TO. A hello! to the student-body, Saludos was a wonderful way to begin the year. Clockwise, dance-goers include Carole Swan- son, Diana Hirni, Jean Senoff, Ed Kinney and Georgia Brum, Steve Cook and Mary Westfall, Gerrie Kelly and Bill Catterlin, Anne Howard and Bob Cramer. VARSITY DRAG Goodbye football was the theme ot the Rally Committee's terrific Varsity Drag held November I2. Jerseys numbered for each grid- iron Knight decked the gym walls, and the eye-catcher was a huge football centerpiece. Junior Byrd Bergdale was crowned Queen of Football to reign over the gala affair. Seen above, having lots of fun are Jan Busch and Bob LaForce, Deanna Freeman, Maia Ander- son, Sheila Johnson, and Bob Riegg. Spirit and sportsmanship set this year's pat- tern for Rally Commissioner Sheila Johnson and her busy committee. Their hard work led the Knights to earn the DVAL sportsmanship trophy with the first season of Varsity football com- petition. This is Your Life, Coach DeKlotz Cleftl emceed by Ted Jensen, was the enjoyable skit included in the beat-Acalanes rally NO- vember 5. SENIOR PLAY HARSENIC AND OLD LACE! A big date tor the senior class was the production at Arsenic and Old Lace. The tirst senior production was held December 2, 3, and 4 in the multi-use room. The play, written by Robert Kesselring, was produced by class members and directed by drama instructor Mr. Don Fraser. A hilarious comedy based on the ad- ventures of two sweet but murderous old ladies, and their two nephews-one in love and one in hiding from the police -was a terrific success. The three girls' roles were double cast with Linda Young, Deanna Freeman, Ar- line Parkel, Judy Campbell, Mary Griffin, and Marcia Stoddard. Linda, Deanna and Arline were chosen tor the third per- formance. Cast in boys' roles were Steve Cook, Tommy Brown, Ed Kinney, Dan Kalas, Linn House, Ken Dailey, Tim Schwarzer, Bob Riegg, Don Nunnally, Bill EnEarl, and Dick Anderson. Arney Lundquist was the cap-the-climax corpse. Dorris Grittin was student director ot the production, Pat Glendinning was prompter, and Maia Anderson was script girl. Senior advisors Mr. Pape, Miss Bennett, Miss Boz and Mr. Faraola assist- ed the senior students. The Cast-and-Crew party, held at Marcia Stoddard's home, capped the last evening with fun and trolic. STAIRWAY TO PARADISE is LATIN CLUB SINGS A twelve member delegation of the lmmortales embarked upon their second annual Christmas caroling test on December 19. Semper sint in floresl Members with the operatic voices were: left to right, Flora Uonesl, Stella lMainzerl, Maia -An- derson, Cara iCashinJ, Aurelius iliummerowl, Cal- purnius iMcGrathl, Mike Edminister, Vincenti ilvlillsl, Leo Uohnsonl, Daphne CEFSSY'-fT1Gfilf Sempfcnlc' iKnightJ. JUNIOR PROM Starry-eyed Knights and their Ladies spent an evening in paradise when they ascended the Stair- way to Paradise at this year's Junior Prom. Q 4 , The gym was transformed into a scarlet and silver paradise- for-a-night by Pat Carney, manager, and the enthusiastic junior class members. Danceable music for the scores of prom-goers was supplied by Joe Pallota's Orchestra. Center of attraction was the skywarcl spiraling staircase which carried out the theme. Congratulations go to the Class of '56 tor their terrific iobll i l f m,.e? f0iWay7y,n7w a-'law-4 mf y ZW f mawmww- W ww Wm mms. ....,..-..a....4 FROSH FROST FROLIC January 7 was The big daTe on The Freshman calendar, Their Frolic was The TirsT Trosh dance aTTended by members of all Tour classes. Snowflakes and crysTol decoraTed The gym, The music was supplied by The FaculTy Five. SHOWER OF HEARTS Z A special campus evenf was The GLA Turn-abouT dance held February ll. Red and w,hiTe sfreamer swirls and hundreds of hearTs Transformed The gym Tor The scores of dancers. ProTiTs wenT To Teens AgainsT Polio. . as K A-,WM-v 41 if X, I w ri 1 S, 1 .4 .. F 11 -. NI . 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' ' I' - , -.,' g 7 J x f X X X VARSITY FOOTBALL .' -' E. ' 4 9 5? E? 9,9 E' it P QL-QU QEE?lE2EQf 5g45?f'Ql5'B E L E546 FEW? 'r'?'v'5 J:-141 lst Row: D. Anderson, B. Wurschmidt, V. Kenley, P. Taylor, R. Stanley, D. Schuppert, S. Cook, J. French R. Osfrom, T. Zeller, A. Cooper. 2nd Row: Cocch DeKloTz, A. Stoner, M. Edminister, M. Hobbs, P. Ross A, Lundquist, J. Silva, E. Kinney, B. Kinyon, D. Ogden, Coach Cullow. 3rd Row: W. Johnson, B. Lucas P. Moser, A. Lohde, W. Busch, L. Zeidler, D. Koverf, J. Corsout, T. Schwortzer. MOST VALUABLE CAPTAIN OF MOST VALUABLE PLAYER THE YEAR LINEMAN V' pk , 3 . Bob Kinyon Ed Kinney Arney Lundquisi Jon French Don Ogden Wally Busch Webb johnson . 1 1 vmx Performing for the first time in varsity competition this year, Las Lomas displayed Tremendous spirit, and gained prestige for the school. Las Lomas vvon three games and played pre-season favorite, Mt. Diablo, to a standstill, keeping the ball in Diablo territory the en- tire game. The game ended with the Knights in scoring position on the Diablo eight-yard line. Paul Taylor , Four men were placed on the All-County teams, Arney Lundquist and Webb Johnson on the second team, and Rick Ostrom and Bob 'cfs .M Kinyon on the third. Coach DeKlotz faces a vast rebuilding iob next year as he loses sixteen, seven of whom were first string men. LAS LOMAS OPPONENT ....,,...lohnSwett O ..,.....Liberty.... ...25 Bob Lucas 13 ........ Albany ,..... . . ,l2 6 ...,.... Pleasant Hill .....,.. O T 1 6 ......., Antioch .,... ,,,. . 31 6 .,...... Mt.Diablo...,....7 7 ......., Pittsburg . . , . . . . .54 .5 , O ...,..,. Acalanes .. ,,..l4 9 aff FIRST YEAR OF VARSITY PLAY George DeKlotz : I Head Coach Arn Lahde Merrill Collow Assistant Coach Ed Kinney Rick Osfrom Ted Zeller Steve Cook Dan Kaverf Joe Silva e ereeefeie 9 Q.9if4i52Pe Q siasieeshfieeleieeseai trow: B. Stott, P. Ostrom, B. Riley, K. Stevens, R. Smith, R. Snyder, Gaston. 2nd row: S. Andreggan, D. King, D. Lockhart, J. Franz, Bergdale, D. Van Voorhis, L. Arnold, D. Brungard, D. Brown, Tartre, D- Kuvert, J. Westlund, H. Foster, D. Rogers, R. Rose, C. yan, P. Weclcerle, T. LaPerle, C. Whitlow, G. Wingett. 4th row: Gray, G. Dahl, J. LaPerle, B. Williams, R. Cowell, J. Sibley, P. Dodd, T. Taylor, M. McFeeley, M. Amell, B. Rusk, J. Moore. B. Hyland, C. Brandt D. Bloching, R. Hyde T. Toland. 3rd row Saxton. T. Yeager, B Coach Eldon Bennett, Wirthman, A. Dalby, 1 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Las Lomas' Junior Varsity had a successful football season, winning three games and losing four. Eldon Bennett, LL's new J.V. football coach, will have a younger team next year due to the fact that many of his players will be qualified for varsity play. SCORES LAS LOMAS OPPONENTS l3 ...... John Swett ..... O 13 ...... Albany ,.,. .. O 12 ...... Acalanes ...... 24 133' Q. ' 53+Lr'Qf .'r5,gn' Q , Q5-,jljlab T4 .,.,.. Pleasant Hill .... 7 6. ..,.. Antioch ........ 7 O ...,.. Pittsburg .,..... 32 O ...... Acala nes ...... 26 , w,m,4 '41 ,ah I wi C4 ' S ' '1 Xu 5' if , 1 K ' A' ' x f 4 fy' 1 M' J .X f I , 4 , . , 1.4 V' ' 'V 1 1 .1 AM f W w f x , ,fl X H 'M X if ' vu xi X 1 ' .4 S ,X 5 F ' x ' , 1 N Q, 14, , 'fk A f ,ji , V I H fn , K , ' A ' ' X' ' ' f ,, , X, 1' '1 A ,Q ' A T . f f Q -' ' f , ' M ,ff f - I ' iq ' 4 'X :Q-fl 4 ij' , K V ' Af . fw , 6Hf3',i . ' -2 ..-W Q Wwwwff A , , 'U . f, Q. , ,HQ -, - 5'1 'N I, v x - , ,xx M V113 ff 4 f ,, 51. ' ,, - A .. -P f H 1 5 ' K N - , 4-1 7, fm ,- ,. Q 2 ,. , .- , 9' if 1 Sn' , M ,. '1 f f G Q. x ,M f,w,p',yq,f,w-f,'2gfH. :Q wwf-' ,739 ' 1 ' ,JK f7 f-H yn., V , -Q Q if ,, W., -1 '- fr he 'iff ' ' ' - ' -4 ' K 'QMWM fi' fm KW . 1' ?2f' 34f ' -'V AW 1955? f r ' Lzcftlfvfiw MH +' ff, I 519 ,f Y 3 . Vw' f fa- if - I, V , 1 'g ' -f - 5 I W Z' ,. PM V 9 M 3 ,QI Aw, ,V , A 6 A 'J'-TM -.. Q ,x J . , 6 , f - 'L233' if , 51, ,. V, W , ,, L L , V , V , ,, , ,,,,. ,gvw -f f uv A , , , H ' f W, , J X ,fi,,,,, y fy , 1, , f 5 . , Q , ., K X ' y ,Q .qw , , imm ' on 2' , , ' ,, F1 ., fy 3 ' . f , X Q , 4 . ,l2'Va,: W L f' 3. 1 51 4 fm , Mr, Q GQ., f i. W ' , f,'?n2w.,3ff.'fa.f-ff4?,1-ww55 :4f,f?f?'5e5L :4vfm ' 164 -fir -' 1 , ' :Q k 4 ii,iQ 22l-:3: 3k-11 i is . -X f A . K , P'-,Wu ,PWM at Nlmmw, S I . Nb . V +f.g, ,L .ff Na -NN. h ,5- 14 24 'DEW' . L., FROSH-SO PH TEAM Standing, l fo r: G. Dahl, L. Thompson, R. Cowell, H. Rey- nolds, D. Brown. Front: B. McDougall, L. Benson, B. Williams. Mr. Leach Frosh-Soph Coach lVARSlTY SCORES 'leasanf Hill llcalanes -- 5-ittsburg ...w,.. t. Diablo ..,... ,hoch ..oL.. ,-- 1 asam' Hill alanes .... M- J tsburg ......L L Diablo ...... .1 5 Mr. Qollow Mr. Dekloiz Vorsify Couch B Team Coach B TEAM SCORES Los Lonnlcs 4Q Pleasant Hill ...,. 42 Las Lomas Los Lomas 44 Acalanes .....,. 27 Las Lomas Los Lomos 64 Pittsburg ,..,... 47 Las Lomas Los Lomas 48 MT. Diablo ..,..s 36 Las Lomas Los Lomas 33 Anfioch ..... ,--37 Las Lomas Los Lomas 45 Pueasanf Hill 24 Las Lomas Los Lomas 26 Acalanes ..,.... 36 Las Lomas Los Lomos 31 Piifsburg .....o. 43 Las Lomas Los Lomas 24 MT. Diablo .. ...ss 47 Las Lomas Arney Lu ndquist Most Valuable Player 51 BASEBALL Mr. Eldon Bennett, new baseball coach at Las Lomas, worked with fine material during the Knights' second year of varsity competition. The Junior Varsity, coached by Mr. Fred Wisner, showed great promise for next year. Bottom row, l to r: D. Schuppert, D. Stanley, V. Kenley, J. Sibley, G. Coleman, T. Jensen, T. La Perle. Top row: D. Appleton, A. Lahde, T. Toland, J. Silva, B. Kinyon, E. Kinney, B. Duchene. JUNIOR VARSITY V 5, tr , A Q gg 4 5Q,54Z5,5 First row, I to r: M. Maine, D. Bergdale, B. McBride, D. Fernandez, J. Johonek, B. Os- born, H. Reynolds, J. La Perle. Second row: R. Cowell, B. Pierce, T. Yeager, C.'Whitlow, R. Morsam, B. Riley, R. Ducan. STARTING LINE UP T. to B.: Don Schuppert, ca-tcher, Arn Lahde, pitcher, Bob Duchene, first base, Ron Fifield, second base, Steve Cook, third base, Vern Kenley, short stop, Joe Silva, left field, Bob Kinyon, center field, Ed Kinney, right field. TRACK A TRACK TEAM Row 1: C. Sexton, M. McQueen, G. Silva, L. Zeidler, R. Hill, T. Hoffman. Row 2: T. O'Neal, R. Nodder, A. Stoner, R. McComas, J. Westlund, D. Ball. Row 3: W. Busch, D. Ogden, G. Wingett, R. Karlsrud, R. Riegg, K. Dailey, R. Ostrom. B TRACK TEAM . 4 . 1 Row 'I: B. Parker, J. Ganley, C. Adams, R. Pliler, B. Williams, C. Cowels, R. Rose, F. Goulart, F. Scholin D. Lavezzi. Row 2: D. Buckley, E. Pohl, G. Bell, L. Sullivan, L. Theuriet, D. Wirthman, D. Fazio, B. Mar R d k, T. Taylor, J. Johnson, P. Ostrom. Row 3: D. Brown, M. Wolverton, P. Weckerle, R. Rasmussen, oc Sheppard, M. Brooks, R. Kraemer, R. Miller, D. Sweetland, K. Byrd. Row 4. D. Anderson, B. Bryan, J D Blocking L Arnold K Stevens, J. France, R. Smith, P. VanVoorhis, T. Schwarzer, B. Gaston Symington, - , - f - B. Wurschmidt, B. Donley. Track Coaches lnot picturedl: Mr. Deklotz and Mr. Callow. 53 1 ff' 4 4 W , i Z f , fl ff I 2 W0 K , Sw A TEAM A ' T l,lr 2 A l . ,, ' 'V I V, ,J , li x '? rx SWIMMING ls? Row: A. Dahl, J. Riedemon, B. Roulce, N. Glass. 2nd Row: B. Brown, B. Long, D. Brungcxrd, D. Nunnolly. 3rd Row: P. Dahl, P. Peterson, H. Foster, P. Ross. Top Row: C. Jones, H. Roland, B. Deleroy, B. Brown, Mr. Leoch. V. 1 ,L .f . ,hz LU. . 'ff Fir Alf? 's K R 2 - A fig LUBM' Bwfbnc ...,, ,,, 4 f .-.,, yiwlww wc. V , Yum .f 5 - . Q: f JN I-GAMNV B TEAM 'Isf Row: B. Howard, B. Wells, J. Riedemcln, G. Weis. 2nd Row L. Telford, R. Hyde, J. Nelson, T. Pope. 3rd Row: G. Johnson T. Biggs, B. Staley, L. Nunncxlly. Top Row: J. Cook, D. Olness M. Weller, C. Spoff, J. Hurst, Mr. Leach. L03 Silklf 61546. 1 1' A Pl li LMI, Clk lump 31 ,i Q F , 4- ,r , 'f f ff f 'ff' ff, Vw ,, IJ I w i Z K f X 4 'faz,7f fi 1 f I i , W 44 f , i C1 no 12722-5Q'W'F4i :m aiiuvkikmif' , ti, 2 'X rw, , ' n ' ' i 4 ' , . A i - , 'f fff, , , x, r- -' . -.,, . L' if-' J 'ff,,w:-+, I ' f ' e L . f . ,f , ,,,,.,, ....,w,,,,,,M' ,.,,,,,,. , ,f ',4,',' , , J M- ' , , s fe,-:iifv-G2 '.-. 1. , , . ,, ,,,, ,, ,,,, , . V A, , V' , V fs., JJ' ' 2 A L l 1 3 l ,A . ' I , ,, , f ii iff , I 7 , Mi fy 5 V, N ,An my J ,iff lik' ', 431- i f if. . , ' aQzwQZQgf:ggS.WWWW!QU g aweeggeggeiibdgg 1Q!!:cL ' -3 ' :Zhi ---Qf Q-gg. '1'.?if'.1'17-1 ,z7:,ff,,L,u7,?V fy- ,-A- - . , TENNIS Tennis wos a new sport introduced this year ot Las Lomas and the teom made ci fine showing. Standing are: Mr. Schwartz, coach, Ron Kay, Jon French. In front ure: Dick Overstreet, Roger Snyder and Robert Adler. GCLF Golf is another sport that got oft to a start for the first time at Las Lomas this year. Pictured, left to right are: Gene Kupper, Bob Delmont, Gary Coggiolo, Mr. Watson, coach, Gordon Batesole, Randy Humble, Mike McGrew and Tim Cashin. Not pictured, Don Busch. f ,4 -4 ' 4 VI 1 ,317 rv, V. M33 4 . QF , l A ,, M Nt 5 l ,,,,1ffQ.5g, A ' 5 5 4, A' fr ' ,V 1 7,3 V, fu, 1 4, V. N ff ZA, F if 7 ' ' l H6 ggi, f 4 5 V Z' , Q 4 fy my -V' 5 H f , . f ' 4 I ,, 4, h ., 5,2 in ,yn .1 si 1 , 3- f V mf.. gy, . L, Q, ,Av 1 L, WK 'tai Qw nw.-,.., '39, . f 7, v ,V fr-1, 451,-f . tg' VARSITY BLOCK LL 'Ist Row: S. Cook, M. Edminster, B. Reigg, B. Kinyon, D. Schuppert, J. French, W. Busch, G. Wingett 2nd Row: L. Aho, I.. Oslin, P. Taylor, D. Kavert, R. Fifielcl, D. Ogden, A. Lathde, R. Ostrom, E. Kinney 3rd Row: A. Stoner, B. Karlsrud, V. Kenley, A. Lundquist, M. Hobbs, P. Maser, B. Lucas, P. Ross, J. Silva D. Stanley. 4 I JUNIOR VARSITY BLOCK LL Ist Row: T. Taylor, A. Dalbey, R. Pliler, D. Brown, D. VanVoorhis, R. Smith, D. Kavert, J. Sibley. 2nd Row: B. Cummereau, T. Schwarzer, C. Whitlow, K. Stevens, B. Bryan, H. Foster, T. Yeager, B. Stott, S. Andreggan. 3rd Row: D. Lockhart, B. Gaston, B. Hyland, D. Potter, J. Symington, J. Westlund, D. Rogers, D Brungard, D. Appleton, P. Ostrom. 56 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSCCIATION Las Lomas' G.A.A. sponsored an active and successful program of girls sports and dance activities throughout the year. School-wide tournaments in volleyball, speedball, basketball, and soft- ball were held with general participation, interest, and enthusiasm. Life- Saving, tumbling, badminton, tennis, and archery were other activities included. All-Star teams were elected for each team sport to name the players most outstanding in team work, high skill, and sportsmanship dur- ing the tournament gcmes. New branches in this year's organization are Red Cross Lite-Saving, Synchronized Swimming Club, Beginning Modern Dance Club, and Archery. Twenty six girls earned their Junior or Senior Lite-Saving Certificates in the first course conducted in the new pool. Extra-special G.A.A. events on this year's social calendar included: the Christmas Party, the third annual Fun Fest , All County Play Day , and the Awards Dinner. of Bulletin Boards, Pat Finn, Treas., Bette Las Lomas has been honored to serve the Contra Costa County G.A.A. Advmsf Mgr- Of Equip-: JOUR 5Cl1UPPef'f, Play-Day Organization as President School, and has participated each 5eC'Y'f Jem' Ke'me'lY' Frei? Deanna BOVO' month in the Saturday playday schedule. Sports Mgr., Marcia Montin, Vice-Pres., G. A. A. OFFICERS: Sue Wallace, Mgr. Barbara Soares, Mgr. of Officials. Not Pic- e..-...1. M.-.AIAA klnemlfev- QAM. lnnAnr. lttfiv V SPEEDBALL ALL-STARS, above are a group of girls who enioy one of G.A.A.'s most vigorous sports. The freshmen tumbling group below represents the Tumb- ling Demonstration Group. Diane Maguire was the manager. ll v ADVANCED top and BEGINNING below: Dance Clubs are GAIA, sponsored groups for girls who wish to study dance and create their own choreography. Several master lessons with other schools were attended, and various performances were given during the year. Judy Parsons man-aged the Be- ginning Dance Club. Miss Bristol was the advisor. 57 The Finest Name in Home Building The Gsmundsen Co. Builders of Distinction Ranch Style Homes Skillfully designed and built by master craftsmen using only quality materials For the ultimate in gracious living 2076 Mt. Diablo Blvd. WGl 1Ui Geek YE 4 'la.,-, 51101 CW fm 3 ,X M 'AWK 1 ., . , ,,.,4v,..4,-zwmmp. , ' ,M if v 'VN QS li 5 W' N XA X. 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