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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

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Here among your rolling hills, Beneath your skies of blue: We honor and obey your Will, Las Lomas, hail, hail, hail. K Y. 1? DEDICATION Developing a school such as ours is a difficult task which requires the co- operation of both the students and the community. We, the students, are very grateful to those who have so unselfishly given of their time and energy for our benefit. The Parents Club have made many of our long-range ideas realities. Our swimming pool, completed three years ago, was one of their most successful undertakings. W'hen that was accomplished, their next project was to launch a fund-raising drive for the purchase of lights for our football field. Our library, a very necessary part of our education, is rapidly increasing in volume because of the generous donations on the part of our community. The local service clubs and organizations have encouraged our scholastic efforts in such ways as granting scholarships and awards to deserving students. Our underclassmen realize what they have to work towards when they see what those ahead of them have achieved. The merchants also have contributed greatly towards the success of many of our projects, especially school publications. We feel that the most rewarding enterprise for this year was lights for our field. After many hours of anxiety on the part of all, their installation was completed for our last football game of the season. lt is not enough to thank any one group or organization for the part it has played in the development of Las Lomas, for many have contributed to all phases of our school life. Therefore, in deepest appreciation, we thank our Parents Club, the merchants, and the people of Walnut Creekp to them we dedicate the l957 El Caballero. f,,1qf.,1 . . N s 5 f QQ gf --.5 H,-Q ,4- DMINISTRATION MH. NEIL M. PARSONS PRINCIPAL Six years have passed cmd Las Lomas has grown from a small to a large high school. At times it is even difficult to realize that, despite rapid growth, the teachers and students are still closely united. And we hope that Las Lomas will always be known as a friendly school with a wonderful spirit and with the informal and relaxed atmosphere which we consider so precious. We at Las Lomas have just completed another year -H-successful in scholarship, citizenship, and sports- manship. Our school has been recognized as a leader among schools in California because of its outstand- ing faculty, excellent guidance, and exceptional stu- dent body. You, as students, are to be complimented on the excellence of your teams in athletics, for the record you have shown in scholarship, and for the leadership you have shown in student body govern- ment. Your parents and the members of the community have made these accomplishments a realization. We are all highly indebted to those who have made pos- sible our football field lights this year and we recog- nize the many fine contributions that have been given us in years past. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHCOLS Mr. Neil Parsons, as the Superintendent of the Acalanes High School District, is responsible for co- ordinating curriculum and personnel planning, and is concerned with matters of finance and school construc- tion in our area. Since Mr. Parsons' election to this office in l94l, educational facilities of the Lafayette, Walnut Creek, and Orinda communities have been greatly expanded. At one time Acalanes High School represented our district. Now, Las Lomas and Miramonte High Schools have been added to alleviate the congestion in the Walnut Creek and Orinda areas. Already, Mr. Parsons and the members of the Board of Trustees are planning conferences with school planners and architects to prepare for a fourth high school--'tentatively slated for Walnut Creek. MR. LELAND S. RUSSELL BOARD OF TRUSTEES LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Curl Newbury, Mr. Will C. Hall. Mrs. Alice McBride, Mr. William Freeman, Mr. Ralph Hall. DEAN OF GIRLS The Las Lomas Code of Ethics is particularly sig- nificant tor our school, Although it is printed on the back oi the Knights' Guide, and copies are posted in each classroom l would like to repeat the key words adopted by our students: Loyalty, Attitude, Scholar- ship, Leadership, Obligation, Maturity, Appreciation, and Sportsmanship. These goals may seem high, but the students are working earnestly to achieve them. The first, that of Loyalty, includes most of the others in a broad sense. There is truly a fine spirit of loyalty on the part ot our student body to the school and to those principles for which it stands, The students display pride in Las Lomas and the parents and faculty are proud of the students and oi their excellent attitudes and achievements. lt is our hope that the seniors will attain future suc- cess and that they will carry on with the fine loyalty shown here. lt is also our feeling that the other students will continue to enjoy and contribute to the excellent spirit at Las Lomas. '- -355 15 A .f K' ' lf , W ' .. 3 ,s-'fb -'fl-iQ'm1i:'fr ' ' ,sifagsf, g is f k , ' rig ffl' gfQ'l,z':?j5g,fii55j.. thi? ' xi it lf - 7 ' gr -c B-Sf 4:.itf?fi?f,'fS ' Silt' ' I ' V4,5:, 'ff2 ii'i I fav- 'iff' JJ' ' N .-: if K 2 ' ,f--- ' lag M, ..,, -- 5 MR. EDWARD E. LEACH, IR. 1 A v ia MRS. KATHRYN TAYLOR DEAN OF BOYS Time passes quickly. The year 1956-1957 has seen a great period oi consolidation in the traditions that have become Las Lomas High School during the past six years. We have become, in this short span of years, a powerful influence upon those about us in all phases of the school environment. In order to pre- serve our place, it is the moral obligation of each student to make a success of today and then we need not worry about tomorrow. We repeat, time passes quickly. There is nothing we can do about it as in- dividuals except to see as far as possible that it passes truitiully. Each and every one oi us must always l.eep in mind during our daily endeavors for ourselves and Las Lomas that, whether we will it or not we cannot iourney without leaving footprints, and others will follow where we go because we have marked the way. Mr. Gordon Gibson, Mr. Robert Rowe, Mr. Merrill Callow, Mr. Burk Faraola, Miss Melissa Rose, Mr. Iumes Norton, Head Counselor. MR. IOSEPH ANTHONY Business Englishp English Z, 3, 4. MR. RAYMOND BATES Art l, 2, 3, 41 Commercial Art. MRS. BARBARA BECKLEY I-Iomemakinq 1, 2, 3, 4. MISS ELIZABETH BENNETT Chairman of English Deptq English 1, 2, 3, 47 Communications 2. MISS ROBERTA BRISTOL Physical Educaiion. MR. EVERETT BROTT Woodshop l, 25 Basic Shopy Mechanical Drawing. MR. VERE BUTLER Boys P.E. MRS. NILDA BUZZY Girls P.E. MR. MERRILL CALLOW Counselor: Boys P.E. MR. CHESTER CASE IR. Social Studies: U.S. History: Senior Problems. MRS. PHYLLIS CHIADO General Math: Algebra 17 Geometryy Solid Trig. MRS. I.II.LIAN DANNENBRRG Latin 1, 27 Spanish l, 3. FACULTY I view education as the most important subiect we as cx people can be engaged in. -Abrahcnn Lincoln Education has for its obiect the formation of char- acter. -Herbert Spencer MISS IACQUELINE DASHNEY Shorthand Z: Typing 1: General Business. MR. DELBER1' DAVIS Auto Theory: Basic Shop: Metal Shop. MR. GEORGE DAVIS English 2: Communications l. MR. GEORGE DQXLOTZ Chairman of P.E. Dept,: Boys P.E. MISS CAMILLA DIBEBT Spanish 1, Z. MR. ARTHUR DULI. Audio Visual: General Math: Algebra 1. MR. BURK FARAOLA Reading Lab: Counselor: Social Studies: Leadership. MR. MANFBED FERHIS Algebra 1: Gen-eral Math: Geometry 1. MR. GORDON GIBSON Counselor: Advanced Band: Dance Band: Senior Problems: Social Studies. MR. DALE I-IAMANN Typing 2: Bookkeeping 1, 2: Student Bank. MR. RAY I-IANSON General Science: Biologyl Miss BARBARA Hnlsnzn English 1, Girls P.E. :HSS JEAN IENSEN Inqlish 1, 35 'ublic Speaking. JR. ROBERT KIRKPATRICK J.S. Historyy English lg iocial Studies. VIR. CHA NDER KIOS LS. History: Driver Training. JR. EDWARD LAHEY lenior Problemsg locial Studies: Driver Training. HSS DOROTHY MANES English 1, 3. IIR. EUGENE MELVILLE fietal Shop 1, 25 Elec-Rodio. IIR. MARIO MENESINI 'hysicsp Physiology: ieneral Science. IR. IAMES NORTON Iounselorp iocial Studies: .enior Problems. dR. ROBERT PAPE itudy Hall: U.S. l-Iistoryg ocial Studiesy World Iistoryp Senior Problems. HSS NANCY POE LS. History: 'ypinq Ip Social Studies. IR. PAUL REDDING Inglish 2, 3. KBS. MARY LOU RITCHIE 'yping Ig Retailingy leneral Business. I2 FACULTY Upon the education of the people of this country the fate of this country depends. Beniamin Disraeli Finally. education alone can conduct us to that en- ioyment which is, at once. best in quality and infinite in quantity. -Horace Mann MISS MELISSA ROSE Counselor, English 2, 3, Communications 2. MISS MARIORIE HOUSE French 1, 2, 3, Spanish 2. MH. ROBERT HOWE Counselor, Biology. MISS HELENA SALAVERRIA Spanish l, 2, 4. MR. IAMES SCI-IWARTZ Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Orchestra, Beginning Instruments, A Cappella. MR. PAUL SIMONS Chemistry. MRS. BETTY SLOAN Shorthand 15 Typing ly Ottice Practice. MRS. MARGARET STBOBEBGEH Librarian. MR. DAVID SWEETMAN Mechanical Drawing 1, 27 Basic Shop, Arch. Drawing. MH. IOHN WELLS Crafts, Basic Shop. MH. ROBERT WXGNOT Algebra 1, 2, Geometry, General Math. MR. I-'RED WISNER Algebra l, 2, Geometry, General Math. I3 IRS. GRACE IACOBSEN xecretcxry IRS. MARGARET SOKOLAY ecretcry IRS. MARY TANTZER ,ecretury IHS. FRANCES WAUCHOPE xecretury VIRS. BEA CATTERLIN Icxfeteriu Manager IRS. ASSUNTA CIANFICHI Iufetericx IRS. PAMELA CHXAVINI Iafeteriu IRS. ESTHER I-'OREMAN Iufeieriu IRS. KATIE I-IASSLER Iaietericx IIHS. IANE KOENIG Icietericx IHS. IEANNE NUNNALLY Zcxfetericx IHS. HELENE CULVEH Iurse I4 IMPORTANT PEOPLE Never idle cr moment, but thrifty cmd thoughtful oi others. Henry W. Longfellow And lo. between the sundown and the sun. I H His da'y's work and his night s work are undone . . -Alqemon Swinburne MRS. LAURA BURTCHAELI. Matson MR. VIRGILIO CHIAVINI Custodian MR. LEO EPLI-IY Head Custodian MR. SANTI GATTI Custodian MR. HAROLD STAPEI. Custodian A-we 2256, F. k 5 ' f Q 4 www s LASSES We ysemmfeivftsrwv .W,wW,. . . X K . Q R .XZ .i of spirit. the last four years. CIS WWw?'M5t1iimw3S'iBBf 4 is that on 10, 1953, as forelgn W9 I9 Mr Crum was everyone in the Thls school Our has any the most ye Walks Arnonq Us audiences The our last football qam which rs to be completed by was evident on the various Eight seniors were identg Iacqueline Treasurer: Ioan of Representatives:-and own class officers were identp Kay Ross, Secretary: It took no time at all for the graduation exercises 'presented classes, dances, etc.: were no events would always be with always be part of us. M e senior play to very enthusiastic Club in time for work on Senior Hill. high school spirit the year. Pres Iune 4 School memories of Las Lomas OFFICERS: Parker Maddux, Presi- dent: Kay Ross, Secretary: Roger Duncan, Vice-President: Bruce Mc- Bride, Treasurer. SENIOR OFFICERS AND COUNCIL Senior Council has contributed greatly to the success of senior activities this year. The purpose of Senior Council is to select committees for various senior functions and io discuss plans for any activities of the Senior Class. Some of the projects that the Council undertook this year Were: designing and selling football programs, selling refreshments at football games, managing the Senior Play, landscaping Senior Hill, publishing the Senior Newsletter, planning Senior Days, and managing and co-ordinating preparations for the Senior Ball. Members of Senior Council include the Senior Class officers and a representative from each Senior Problems classy Mr. Rowe and Mr. Melville are the Class Advisors. SEATED, left to right: Kay Ross, Herb Foster, Dan Van Voorhis, Roger Rose, Bruce McBride. lim Symington. STANDING: Patt Gaffney, Bill Wells, Rich King, Eleanor Cooper, Roger Duncan. Parker Maddux, Marge Johnson. ROBERT GLENN ABBEY Bob I.V. Baseball 3, Business Club 2, 37 Chess Club 3: Ir. Prom: Future Plans -Work. RONALD BRUCE ALBRO Ron Spanish Club 37 Boys Fed. l, 2, 3, 4, Future Plans-U. S. Navy. ANN MARGARET ALDRIDGE Ann Transfer from El Cerrito 4, Girls Service 47 GJ-LA. 47 Future Plans- Business School. ERNEST ANDEREGGEN Ski? I.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Block LL 3, 45 Future Plans-College. MARY-LYNN ANDERSEN Mary Lynn Transfer from Ohio 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Sr. Play, Future Plans-College. 20 MARY ANN ANDERSON Mary Ann G.A.A. 3, 4: I.S.A. 45 Future Teach- ers 4g Future Plans-Ir. College. RUSSELL ELLIOTI' ANDERSON nllll Tennis 37 Astronomy Club 37 I.S.A. 41 Future Plans-Ir. College. DAVID WILLIAM APPLETON Dave Council of Org. l, 2, 35 LV. Basket- ball 2g Varsity Basketball 37 I.V. Baseball 2: Chess Club 27 Electron- ics Club 1, 2. 3, Pres. 3: Future Plans-College. CAROL DIANE AVEY C6291 G.A.A. 2: Ir. Red Cross 3. 4, Pres. 47 Business Club 2, 3, 45 Future Plans- Work. JANE BACKUS lane G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3: Art Club 2, 3, 4, Ir. Prom: Sr. Play: Future Plans-Calif. College of Arts and Crafts. IANEI' WYNN BAKER lun G.A.A. 27 Business Club 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 47 Ir. Red Cross 3, 4, Sec. 47 Future Plans-College. GAIL MARY BARBER Gail House of Reps. 37 Rally Comm. 47 Assembly Comm. 47 F.H.A. 17 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Ir. Prom7 Sr. Play7 Future Plans-Modeling School. PATRICIA I SER BEACH Pat Song Leader 47 I.S.A. 1, 2, 37 Busi- ness Club l, 27 G.A.A. 1, 27 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Latin Club 1, 27 Ir. Prom7 Operetta 3, 47 Future Plans- I-lomemaking. HAL GARY BELL Gary B Track 2, 37 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 47 I.S.A. 4: Latin Club 1, 27 Electronics Club 1, 2, 37 Future Plans-Ir. Col- lege. LYNN MARIE BELL Lynn l.S.A. 2, 3, 47 Photography Club 27 G.A.A. 1, 2, 37 F.H,A. 17 Sr. Play7 Future Plans-Calif. College of Arts and Crafts. IAMES HAROLD BENNETT Iim Boys Fed, l, Z, 3, 47 Future Plans- Ir. College. RICHARD H. BERGDALE Dick l.V. Football 27 Varsity Football 3, 47 I.V. Basketball 17 B Basketball 27 Varsity Basketball 37 I.V. Base- ball 27 Block LL 3, 47 Future Plans- U.S. Navy. MARCIA IANE BERRY lane Yrbk. 47 Copy Editor 47 Spanish Club l, 2, 37 Art Club 2, 3, 47 Ir. Red Cross 2, 3, 47 G.A.A. 1, Z, 3, 47 Ir. Prom7 Sr. PlGYI Future Plans-COL lege. IOYCE CAROLYN BERTHELSEN Ioyce Transfer from Berkeley 37 Ir. Red Cross 3, 47 G.A.A. 47 Future Plans- Brigham Young Univ. KATHERIN IILL BEST Iill House of Reps. 37 Art Club 1, 37 F.H.A. 27 l.S.A. 37 lr. Red Cross 3, 47 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 47 Future Plans- Ir. College. 2l IUANA BUSH BEZDEK Iuana Business Club 37 Spanish Club ly G.A.A. 1: Future Plans-Homemake ing. DENNIS MARTIN BLOCHING Denny I.V. Football 3, 45 Varsity Football 45 B Track 1, 2, 37 A Track 45 Block LL 2, 3, 45 Hi'Y Z, 3g Future Plans-Ir. College. RUSSELL C. BRANCH Russ Boys Fed. 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Plans- Ir. College. CHARLES T. BRANDT Chuck House oi Reps. 27 I.V. Football 2, 3: B Track 17 Rally Comm. 1: Hi-Y 2, 35 Business Club 21 Spanish Club 1, 27 Ir. Prom: Future P1ansACo1- lege. DAVID BRIGHAM Dave Spanish Club l, Z5 Math Club 2, 3: C.S.F. 2, 3, 47 l,S.A. 2, 3: Future P1anseUniv. of Calif, Z2 CAROL CASHIN Carol Girls Service 4, Sec. 4: Business Club 1, 2, I.S.A. 1, 2, G.A,A. l, 2, F.H.A. 1, 27 Art Club 2, Ir. Prom: Sr. Play: Future Plans-College, CLAUDIA GRACE CLARK Claudia F.H.A. 1, French Club Z, 37 lr. Red Cross 2, 3, Math Club 2, G.A.A. l, 2, Future Planse-Brigham Young Univ. ELEANOR MARIE COOPER Ellie Song Leader 4, House of Reps. 35 Sr. Council, Rally Comm. 4, Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, I.S.A. 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, G.A,A, 1, 2, lr. Prom: Sr. Play: Future Plans- Homemakinq, FRANK NEWTON COX Frank House oi Reps. 4, Council of Org. 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 47 Rally Comm. 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 47 Spanish Club 1, 2, Future Plans-College. DONALD KENNETH CROWLEY Don House of Reps. 2: l.V. Football 37 Varsity Football 4, LV. Baseball 1, 2, 3, I.V, Basketball 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Pres. 27 Block LL 4, Future PlansfColleqe. ALICE L. DAVIS Alice Newspaper 3, 4, Editor 4, Council of Org. 4: I.S.A. 25 G.A.A. 27 Sr. Play: Future Plans-College. MADELINE LOUISE DEKLOTZ Madeline Yrbk. 3, 4, Copy Editor 3, Editor 4, Class Treas. 35 Girls State 37 House of Reps. 2: Council of Org. 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, V-Pres. 4: C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 3: Girls Service 3, 4, I.S,A. 1, 2, Ir. Promy Sr. Play, Future Plans-College. ,f FIORELLA Dl CENSO Fifi Business Club 3, 47 G.L.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Future Plans-Work. SHARON LEE DOUGHERTY Sharon Girls Service 47 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Club l, 2, 3, 47 G.A.A. 47 Operetta 3, 47 Future Plans-Study Music. ROGER CURTIS DUNCAN Bog Class V-Pres. 41 Sr. Council, House of Reps. 4, I.V. Football 17 Varsity Football 4, I.V. Basketball 3, 1. V. Baseball 1, 2, 31 Block LL 4: News- paper 4, Ir. Prom, Future Plans- College. 23 SANDRA IRENE EASTWOOD Sandy F.H.A. 1, 2: Business Club 3: I.S.A. 4, G.A.A. l, 27 Sr. Play: Future Plans-Ir. College. MAX HENRY ECKHARDT Max Music Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, Photography Club 1, 2, 37 Elec- tronics Club 2, 3: Future Plans-Col- lege. IUDITH PAYE EGGERTS ludy Class V-Pres. lg Maiorette 3, 4, Rally Comm. 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, I.S.A. 3: Business Club 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Play, Future Plans-College. CAROL CHAHMAINE EISENMAN Carol Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, I.S.A. 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 27 C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 47 Sr. Play: Future Plans-College. PER-OLOF EIJGHUFVUD Pots A.F.S. Exchange Student from Swe- den 4, I.S.A. 47 Future P1ans-Col- lege. 24 IOYCE ANN EMSLIE Ioyco Business Club 2, 3, 4: F.l-LA. 1: Fu- ture Plans-Ir. College. SHARON LO HAYNE EVANS Sharon Assembly Comm. 37 Business Club 25 Music Club 1, 3, 4: Operetta 3, 47 Future Plans--Business College. IOHN G. EXLEY Iohn Latin Club 27 Boys Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Plans-U.S. Navy. NORMAN IAMES FARQUHAR Norm A.F.S. Exchange Student to Germany 3: House of Reps. 3: Council of Org. 3, Assembly Comm. 4, Spanish Club 1, 27 I.S.A. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 47 C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 4, Future Plans-Cob lege. WAYNE C. FIGROID Wayno Boys Fed. l, 2, 3, 47 Future Plans- Univ. ot Calif. at Davis. IUDY LEE FILBERT Iudy House of Reps. 1, 3, Girls Service 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, Pres. 3, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, S.A.A. 3, 4, Ir, Prom, Future Plans -I-Iomemakinq. ANNE PATRICIA FINN Pat Rally Comm. 4, Yrbk. 2, Spanish Club 2, Sec, Z, G.A.A. 1, 2, Treas. 2, Business Club 3, Ir. Prom, Sr. Play, Future Plans-College. IOHN EDWARD FISHER lack Golf 3, Hi-Y 1, Future Plans-Agri- culture College. IOI-IN AUSTIN FLANDERS lack I.V. Baseball l, 3, Rally Comm. 1, Sr. Play: Future Plans-College. HERBERT C. FOSTER Herb House of Reps. 2, 3, Sr. Council, A Swim Team 2, 3, 4, I.V. Football 1, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, B Track 1, Block LL 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2: Ir. Prom, Future Plans-Univ. of Calif, IOI-IN FRANCE Iohn I.V. Football 1, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, B Track 3, 4, B Basketball 1, 2, Block LL 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Sr. Play, Future Plans-Ir. College. PATRICIA ANNE GAFFNEY Putt Sr. Council, Rally Comm. 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, I.S.A. 3, Business Club 2, F.l-l.A. l, Sr. Play, Future Plans- Work. EDWARD GAI.I.A.GHER Ed LV. Football 3, Varsity Football 4, Future Plansflr. College. STUART EDWARD GARBUTT Stuart Boys Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play, Future Plans-lr. College. BRADLEY KENNETH GASTON Brad House of Reps 4, B Basketball l, 2, Varsity Bask-etball 3, 4, I.V. Foot- ball Z: B Track l, 2: A Track 4, Future Planswlr. College. 25 SHARON TRUE GERTZ Sharon G.A.A. 1, 2: Business Club 3: F.H.A. 2: Future Plans-Ir. College. NORMAN RALPH GLASS Norm A Swim Team 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Future Plans-College. FRANCIS GOULART IR. Francis I.V. Football 3: Varsity Football 4: B Track 2: A Track 3, 4: I-Ii'Y 2: Block Ll.. 2, 3, 4: Future Plans! Ir. College. WALTER DAVID GRAY Dave S.B. Treas. 4: Student Council 4: As- sembly Comm. 4: I.V. Football 1, 2, 3: I.V. Baseball 2, 3: Varsity Base- ball 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, 4, V-Pres. 3: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Ir. Prom: Sr. Play: Future PlansfCol- lege. CHARLENE GREER Charlene G.A.A. 1, 2, 4: F.H.A. I, 2: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: I.S.A. 4: Future Plans-College. 26 PAUL DYRSEN GRIEM Paul Transfer from Ohio 4: Boys Fed. 4: Future Plans-College. IULIA SANDRA GUIDI Sandy Newspaper 3, 4, News Editor 3, Fea- ture Editor 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3: I.S.A. 1, 2: Spanish Club 2, 3: Ir. Prom: Sr. Play: Future Plans4Col' lege. MARY MARCELENE HARPER Marcy G.A.A. I, 2, 3: I.S.A. 1, 2, 3: F.H.A. 1, 2: Spanish Club 2: Ir. Red Cross 2, 3: Future PlansfCollege. LEE ERLE HARRIS Lee C.S.F. 2, 3, 4: French Club 2: Future PlansfUniv. of Calif. PATRICIA ANNE HAWKINS Pattie House of Reps. 3: Music Club 3, 4: I.S.A. 4: G.A.A. 3: Operetta 3, 4: Ir. Prom: Sr. Play: Future Plans- Stucly Dentistry. ILRUDIR IOBN HEHHEN Claudia 'ranster from Concord 3: Yrbk. 3: S.L.A., 3, 4: Future Plans-Home naking. DORIS ANN HICKS Doris Rally Comm. 47 Business Club 3, 4, 3.A.A. 35 Future Plans-Ir. College. UIARIAM HOARD Mdrium 3.L.A. l, 2, 3, 47 Future Plans- Nork. IUDITH SUZANNE HOEL Iudy S.A.A. lg F.H.A. 27 Business Club 2, 37 Music Club 1, 4, Ir. Prom: Sr. Play: Future Plans-Nursing. DIANE NORVADEI. HUFFMAN Diana Transfer from Hayward 37 Business Club 3, Future Plans-Work. BILL C. HUNT Blll Ir. Prom, Boys Fed. 1, Z, 3, 45 Future Plans-lr. College. IEFFREY E. HURST lofi B Swim Team 2: A Swim Team 3: Tennis 4, Spanish Club 2, 3: Games Comm. 3, Future Plans-COL 1-ege. HON I.. IVORY Ron Music Club l, 2, 3, 47 Spanish Club 2, Future Plans-Ir. College. LARRY STANLEY IANOF Larry Tennis 3, Chess Club 31 I.S.A. 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Future Plans --College. IDA AUGUSTO IANSS Ida F.H.A. 1, Ir. Red Cross l, 2, 35 Busi- ness Club 3, 4, I.S.A. 2, 37 G.A.A. 1, 27 Art Club Z, 3: Ir. Prom: Future Plans-Homemaking. 27 LINDA IOHNSON Linda G.L.A. 2, 3, 4: Future PlansHWork. MARIORIE LOUISE IOHNSON Marge Yell Leader 4: Class Treas. 2: House of Reps. l, 3: Council of Org. 3: Stu- dent Council 4: Rally Comm. 3, 4: I.S.A. l, 2, 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3: C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. Z, Pres. 4: Girls Service 4: Ir. Prom: Sr. Play: Future Plans-Nursing. THOMAS WEBB IOHNSON Webb Class Pres. l: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: A Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Block LL 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club l, 2, 3: Rally Comm. 2: Sr. Play: Future Plans-College. SHELLEY LOUISE IONES Shelley Council ot Org. 2, 4: C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2: Music Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4: French Club 3, 4: Art Club 3: lr. Red Cross 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Ir. Prom: Future Plans-Nursing. LINDA RAE IUILLERAT Linda Ir. Red Cross 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Plans-College. 28 GEORGE ANN KARTOZIAN Goorqo C.S,F. 2: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Business Club 4: Latin Club 2: Future Plans- Work. DAVE LAROY KAVERT Davo B Track l: I.V. Football l, 2: Var- sity Football 3: Rally Comm. 2: Hi-Y 1: Future Plans-Service. BONNIE IEANETTE KELLUM Bbnnli Majorette 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Ir. Red Cross 3, V-Pres. 3: Business Club 3, 4, Sec. 4: Spanish Club 2: I.S.A. 2, 3: Future Plans-Ir. College. WENDY KIDWELL Windy Newspaper 3, 4, Feature Editor 3, Exchange Editor 4: Yrbk. 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: I.S.A. l, 2, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3: Business Club 2: Ir. Red Cross 3, 4: Ir. Prom: Sr. Play: Future Plans-Univ. ol Calif. I. RICHARD KING Rich Sr. Council: I.V. Football 1, 2: Var- sity Football 4: B Basketball 1: Varsity Basketball 2: B Track 1: Rally Comm. l, 2: Business Club 3: Hi-Y 1, 2: Ir. Prom: Sr. Play: Future Plans-College. ON KING Ion Soys Fed. 1, 2, 3, 47 Future Plans- Nork. IANE LINTON KNLGHT lane 3.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Business Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, I'reas. 4, Spanish Club 3, I.S.A. 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play, Future Plans-Col- lege. IUDITH MARY KNOWLTON Iudy C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, I.S.A. 27 Business Club 27 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ir. Prom, G.A.A.7 Sr. Play: Future Plans-College. WILLIAM RAY KINSEI. Bill Transfer from Napa 4, A Track 47 Sr. Play, Future Plans-Ir. College. IAMES M. KOSKI lim Tennis 3: Sr. Play, Future Plans- U.S. Air Force. CAROL!! IOANNE KREMILLER Carole Music Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Spanish Club 2, 3, Operetta 3, 4: Future Plans- College. THOMAS H. LA PERLE Tom l.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4, I.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basket- ball 3g l.V. Baseball 2, Block LL 3, 4, Ir. Prom, Future Plans-Ir. Col- lege. IUDITH FERN LARSEN ludy A.F.S. Exchange Student to Norway 3, Yell Leader 4: Class Sec. lg Rally Comm. 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 27 I.S.A. 1, 2, 37 Girls Service 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3. Pres. 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 C.S.F. 1,27 Latin Club 3, 47 Sr. Play, Future Plans-College. ALLEN ROBERT LATHAM Al l.V. Baseball 2, Block LL 2: Future Plans-College. IACQUELINE MARIE LAVERTY Iacquo S.B. V-Pres. 4: Student Councilg House ot Reps. 45 Assembly Comm. 4, Girls Service 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Span- ish Club lg G.A.A. lg Business Club 17 Ir. Prom, Future Plans-Home making. 29 DENNIS DAVID LAWRENCE Denny Rally Comm. 3: Boys Fed, l, 2, 3, 45 Future Plans-College. ROBERT O. LINK Bob Boys Fed. 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Plans- Ir. College. WILLIAM WAYNE LLOYD Bill Varsity Football 45 Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4, I.V. Baseball 35 Varsity Baseball 47 Block LL 3, 45 Future Plans-College. CLIFFORD ALLEN LOWE Cliff House of Reps. 4, Rally Comm. 47 Spanish Club l, 31 Sr. Play: Future PlansfWork. PARKER AHRENS MADDUX Parker Class Pres. 4, House of Reps. 3, Student Council 4, A Track 4, Rally Comm. 35 I,S.A. 3, 4, Program Chairman 47 C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2, Sr. Play, Future Plans--Univ. of Calif. 30 CAROL ANN MARIN Carol Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Ir. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: F'.I'I.A. 2, I.S.A. 3, 47 Future Plans-Work. BRUCE D. MCBRIDE Bruce Sr. Council, Class Treas. 47 Assem- bly Comm. 47 l.V. Football 1, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 2: l.V. Baseball 1, 2, 37 Hi-Y l, 2, 37 Rally Comm. 3: Business Club 2: Spanish Club 1, 27 Ir. Prom: Future Plans-Univ. of Calif. at Davis. MICHAEL BERNARD MCFEELEY Miko l.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 4: B Track 2, Hi-Y 3, 47 Ir. Prom: Future Plans-Ir. College. CONSTANCE ANDREA McMAHON Connie G.A.A. l, 2, 37 Music Club 47 Busi- ness Club 3, 4p Future Plans-Bush ness College. IAMES ROLPH MOORE Iim Football Mgr. 1, l.V. Football 2, 3: Varsity Football 45 Block LL 47 Sr. Play, Future Plans-Univ. of Calif. MARION ELLERY NICHOLSON Petie Yrbk. 3, 4, Art Editor 3, Activities Mgr, 45 F.H.A. 25 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Ir. Prom5 Sr. Playp Future Plans-Work, EDITH NADINE NOECKER Nadine Newspaper 4, News Editor 45 C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, Sec. 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Service 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 l.S.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Music Club 1, 2, 45 Ir. Prom5 Sr. Play5 Future Plans!Col- leqe. IRENE ELIZABETH NORTON Irene Music Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G,A.A. 1, 25 Operetta 3, 45 Future Plans-College. LARRY E. NUNNALLY Larry Varsity Baseball 45 Music Club 3, 45 Future Plans-Work. DENNIS DALE O'ROURKE Denny Boys Fed. 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Plans- U.S. Navy. BURNELL C. OSBORN Burnoll l.V. Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Future PlansfU.S. Navy, PHILIP O'SUI.I.IVAN Phil Transfer from San Francisco 35 l.V. Football 35 Varsity Football 45 A Track 3, 45 Block LL 45 Assembly Comm. 45 Ir, Prom5 Future Plans- College. EDWARD LOUIS PA!-IL Ed B Track 2, 35 A Track 45 Rally Comm. 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Sr. Play5 Future Plans- College. IUDITI-I PARSONS Judy Majorette 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play5 Future Plans-Ir. College. BEVERLY A. PELOSI Bov G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Business Club 1, Z, 3, 45 l.S.A. 15 Future Plansglr. College. 3I GAIL EVELYN PENALUNA Gail S.B. Sec. 47 Class Sec. 37 Student Council 47 Yrbk. 3, Business Mgr. 37 I.S.A. 2, 37 Spanish Club 1, 27 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Ir. Prom7 Sr. Play7 Future Plans-San lose State College. EDWIN LYLE PICONE Ed Yrbk. 3, 4, Business Mgr. 47 Rally Comm. 47 Ir. Prom7 Future Plans! Ir. College. IRENE MATILDA PIEPER Irene Newspaper 3, 47 G.A.A. 17 Spanish Club l, 2, 37 Business Club 27 Ir. Prom: Sr. PlUYj Future Plans-Univ. of Calif. at Santa Barbara. ROBERT CLAYTON PIERCE Bob I.V. Baseball l, 2: Spanish Club 1, 27 Business Club 27 Hi-Y 1, 2, 37 Ir. Prom7 Sr. Play7 Future PlansfCol- lege. BETTE IAYNE PLATNER Bette Assembly Comm. 47 F.l-LA. 1, 2, 3, VvPres. 27 G.A.A. 17 Business Club 27 Ir. Prom7 Future PlansvfColleqe. 32 DOUGLAS ALLEN POTTER Doug House of Reps. 2, 3, 47 I.V. Basket- ball 17 B Basketball 27 Varsity Basketball 3, 47 I.V. Baseball I7 Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, 47 Block LL 2, 3, 47 Hi-Y l, 27 Ir. Prom7 Future Plans -Or-eqon State College. CI-IARLENE IUNE PHUST Charlene Business Club 2, 3, 47 F.H.A. l, 27 Future Plans-Homemaking. MARLENE MAE PRUST Marlene Business Club 2. 37 F.H.A. l7 Music Club 17 Future Plans-Ir. College. LYNDA ANN QUARTAXOL0 Lynda House of Reps. 4, Sec. 47 Council of Org. 27 Newspaper l, News Editor 17 Yrbk. 17 C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 47 Girls Service 2, 3, 47 Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 37 Spanish Club 1, 2, 37 I.S.A. l, 27 Ir. Prom7 Future Plans- Homemaking. ANNETTE LOUISE RAMELLI Annette Yell Leader 37 Yrbk. 3, 4, Advertis- ing Mgr. 3, Editor 47 G.L.A. Rules Commissioner 47 Rally Comm. 3, 47 C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 37 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 47 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Business Club 2: Spanish Club 1, 27 Ir. Prom7 Sr. Play7 Future Plans -College. ROGER DEAN HOSE Hog Sr. Council5 I.V. Football 2, 35 Var- sity Football 45 A Track Z5 Music Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Block LL 45 Future Plans- San Fran- cisco State College. KATHARINE IULIET ROSS Kay Class Sec. 45 Homecoming Queen 35 Rally Comm. 35 Yrbk 45 G.A,A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, Ir, Promp Sr. Playp Future PlcmsfColleqe. BARBARA STARR ROTH Bobbie House of Reps. 25 Newspaper 35 Ral- ly Comm. 35 Spanish Club l, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 l.S.A. 25 Sr. Play5 Future Plans-Work. PATRICIA LOUISE RUF Pa! Ir. Red Cross 1, 25 Future Teachers 3, 45 Future Plans-Nursing, DEANNA M. RUMINSKI DBGDIIG l.S.A. 2, 45 Music Club 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2: Sr. Play, Future Plans-lr. Col- lege. 33 IOAN ELAINE SCI-IUPPERT Schup Rally Commissioner 45 Student Coun- cil 47 Rally Comm. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 27 I.S.A. l, 2, 3, 47 Girls Service 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, V-Pres. 35 Business Club 27 Ir. Prom, Sr. Play: Future Plans-Son lose State College, HOBEHTA GLADYS SERPA Roberta Business Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 2, 3, 47 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Future Plans- I-lomemoking. CHARLES ALEXANDER SEXTON Charlie l.V. Football 2, 3: A Truck 2, 3, 4: Future Plans-College, NANCY I.. SHAHWAN Nancy Business Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 47 Future Plans!-Homemuking VIRGINIA PAYE SHEFFIELD Virginia Business Club 2, 31 G.L.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Future Plans-Homemoking. IOE 0. SIBLEY Ice I.V. Football 2, B Basketball lg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 I.V. Base- ball ly Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Block ll. 2, 3, 47 Future Plans7U.S. Navy. WILLIAM I.. SILVA Bill I.V. Football 37 Boys Fed. 1. 2, 3, 47 Future Plans-lr. College' ROBERT HAVEN SILVEIHA Bob Boys Fed. 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Plans- College. ROBERT IOSEPH SILVI-IRA Bob Boys Fed. 1, Z, 3, 4, Future Plans- Work. SANDRA LU SLINGSBY Sandy Council of Org. 25 G,A.A. 2, 3, 47 lusiness Club 27 I.S.A. 2, 35 Ir. Prom, lr. Play, Future Plans-Homemalo ng. IACK EDWIN SMITH Incl: I,V. Football 37 Hi-Y lg Future Plans -Work. RON H. SMITH Ron I.V. Football 1, 27 Varsity Football 3: B Track 1, 2, 3, A Track 4, Future Plans--Brigham Young Univ. KAREL IANETTE SNOW Karol Business Club 3, 47 Art Club 2, 3: Ir. Red Cross 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Sr. Play, Future Plans-Armstrong Busi- ness College. DAVID ALLEN SOMMERS Dave Math Club 3: Business Club 27 Fu- ture Plans-U.S. Coast Guard. TIM IOHN STALEY Tim I.V. Football 3, Varsity Football 47 Future Plans-Service. 35 SALLY STEINER Sally G.L,A. l, 2, 3, 47 Future Plans- Work. KENNETH DAVID STEVENS Ken S.B. Pres. 41 S.B. Treas. 3, Class Pres. 27 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sr. Council, LV. Football 27 Varsity Football 3, 47 B Track l, 2, C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4, V4Pres. 2, Block LL 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 27 Ir. Prom, Future Plans! Cal Tech. WILLIAM BRAIG STOTT Bill LV. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, l.V. Basketball lg B Basketball 27 Block LL 3, 4, Future Plans-College. IACQUELYN RUTH STOW Idckie House of Reps, 3, G.L.A. Sec. 4, G.A.A. 1, 3, 4: F.H.A. lg Business Club 1, 25 I.S.A. 2, 3, Ir. Prom, Sr. Play, Future Plans-Dental Assist- ant. RICHARD LEE STRATHMAN Dick Boys Fed. l, 2, 3, 47 Future Plans- U.S. Navy. 36 SAMUEL JOHN STRAUB Sam Spanish Club 2: Boys Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Plans-Ir. College. IAMES WILLIAM SYMINGTON lim I,V. Football 1, 2, Varsity Football 3, 43 B Track 1, 27 A Track 3, 47 B Basketball 1, 2g Block LL 3, 4, Pres, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Boys Fed. Pres. 17 Future Plans-College. ANTHONY W. TALIAFERRO Tony Music Club 47 Boys Fed. 1, 2, 3, 47 Future Plans-College. CAROL PAYE TESKEY Carol Newspaper 4, Yrbk. 47 l.S.A. 3, 47 Latin Club 2, 3, Music Club 1, Z, 31 GJ-LA. 1, 2, 3, 4: Math Club 27 Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Play, Future Plans-Cottey College. HAROLD WILLIAM TOLAND Tom I.V. Football 1, 2, Varsity Football 3, 47 LV. Basketball 1, 2: I.V. Base- ball lp Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Block LL 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2: Future Plans-Ir. College. NANCY TRIMBLE Nanc I.S.A. 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4: Future Plans-College. MALCOLM WALTER TUNISON Malcolm Transfer from San Lorenzo 3, Boys Fed. 3, 4, Future Plansflr. College. LYNNE TUHMAN Lynne Class Sec. 2, Assembly Comm. 4, Spanish Club l, 2, G.A.A. l, Z, 3, 4, I.S.A. 3, Ir. Prom, Sr. Play, Future Plans-Ir. College. STEI-'ANIE IOAN VAN OGTROP Stefanie I.S.A. I, 2, Future Teachers 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 2, F.H.A. l, Spanish Club 2, French Club 1, Ir. Prom, Future Plans-College. IOHN DANIEL VAN VOORHIS Dan House of Reps. 3, Sr. Council, I.V. Football l, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, B Track 1, 2, 4, Block LL 4, Busi- ness Club 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, I.S.A. 2, 37 Spanish Club 2: Future Plans -College. IENNY HOOD VERDON Ienny Business Club 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, Future Plans-Homemakinq. SANDRA IEAN WADDELL Sandy Transfer from Massachusetts 4, G.A. A. 4, Future Plansflforsyth College. DELORES ANN WALKER Dee Newspaper 3, 4, Yrbk. 4, I.S.A. 1, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Ir. Prom, Sr. Play, Future Plans- College. SUSAN JANE WALLACE Sue G.L.A. Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Yell Leader 3, House of Reps. 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, French Club 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Points Chairman 4, Girls Service 3, 4, Rally Comm. l, Z, 3, 4, I.S.A. l, 2, Business Club 2, Ir. Prom, Sr. Play, Future Plans-College. IOHN W. WARREN Iohn Boys Fed. l, 2, 3, 4, Future Plans! Business College. 37 TOM WATKINS Tom I.V. Football 3, B Basketball l, 2, 3, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Block LL 3, 4, Ir. Prom, Future Plans-Univ. of San Francisco. NANCY ELIZABETH WEANT Nancy C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Business Club 2, French Club 2, 3, Sec. 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Ir. Prom, Sr. Play, Future Plans-College. WILLIAM MONROE WELCH Bill I.V. Football 3, Yrbk. 1, Future Plans -U.S. Navy. WILLIAM LLOYD WELLS Bill House of Reps. 3, 4, Speaker 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Sr. Council, B Bas- ketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, B Track I, B Swim Team 2, A Swim Team 3, 4, Block LL 4, C.S.F. 4, Ir. Prom, Future Plans-Univ. ot Calif. at Los Angeles. BEVERLY CAROL WBTMAN Bw Council of Org. 2, Newspaper 3, 4, Business Mgr. 3, 4, Yrbk. 4, Adver- tising Mgr. 4, C.S.F. 3, French Club 2, Pres. 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, I.S.A. 2, Sr. Play, Future Plans-College. 38 CLIFF M. WHITLOW Clif! I.V. Football 2, 3, Varsity Football 4, B Basketball l, 2, Varsity Bas- ketball 3, I.V. Baseball l, 2, Rally Comm. 3, C.S.F. 2, Block LL 4, Hi-Y l, 2, Spanish Club 1. 2, Future Plans -College. lOl-IN MICHAEL WOLVERTON Miko B Track 2, A Track 3, 4, Math Club 2, Electronics Club 3, Future Plans-College. IEHRY HUGH WRIGHT Idrry Boys Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Plans- Service. WILLIAM CONRAD WURSCHMIDT Bill I.V. Football 2, 3, Varsity Football 4, B Track I, 2, A Track 3, 4, Future Plans-U. S. Navy. TERHANCE LEE YEAGEII. Terry House of Reps. 1, I.V. Football 2, 3, Varsity Football 4, B Basketball l, 2, 3, I.V. Baseball 2, 3, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Block LL 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Sr. Play, Future Plans- College. ROBERT E. YOUNG Robin A Swim Team 3, 4, Business Club Z5 Assembly Comm. 4: Future Plcxns -U.S. Navy. NOT PICTURED JAMES BRFLMLETT GENE BRASSFIELD FRED I-'RI-ZDERICKS MANUEL NEVE CARL LENORE ZIMMERMAN Carol Student Council 47 House of Reps. 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 47 C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Club 3, 45 Business Club 25 F.H.A. 17 I.S.A. 2, 37 Latin Club 1, 25 Operettcx 3, 4: Ir. Prom, Sr. Play: Future Plans-College. 39 Suzy Gray . . Marian Gray . Orlando Bleu . Wilbur Harrinaton Sam lackson . William Benedict Matilda Lee . . Carrie Smith . . Donald Banks . . Betsy Coyle . Lissa loyce . . Bert Harrington . Doris Wilson . . Mike . . THE CAST . . Iackie Stow Bev Westrnan Marian Nicholson . . . Bob Pierce . lack Flanders . . Iim Moore . . . Ed Pahl . . . Barbara Both . . Iudy Parsons Per-Olaf Elqhuivud . . . Pat Finn . . Carol Cashin . Stuart Garbutt . Gail Penaluna . Parker Maddux i As its Senior Play, the Class of '57 successfully presented Murder Walks Among Us, a mystery-comedy in three acts by Lee and Lynde Miller. Directed by Miss lean Iensen, the performances were presented on the sixth, seventh, and eighth of December in the school's multiuse room to very appreciative audiences. ' ,tfzfgx A - rf -wfa ,, Q,,,L,', . , ,A - gift fort? it th? mug K it xl t, ,gre-5121! lf' RRG? .gs fgfwt X 3 A 'gl I fit 4 1 tit? -Q--n-M.a.....,,,. MIT Q SENIOR PLAY The action of the play took place in a boarding house owned by Marian Gray and occupied by some very interest- ing characters. These characters included Uncle Wilbur, a grouchy old man who was seemingly hated by everyone, and who eventually became the victim of ci murder: Carrie, the cook, and her nephew, Orrie Bleu: Sam Jackson, an old- tirne politician: Uncle Wilbur's niece, Lissa, and nephew, Bert: Wilbur's valet, Banks, and his secretary, Doris Wilson: Betsy, the southern belle: Matilda Lee, an old-maid seam- stress: and Marian Gray's sister, Suzy. lnspector Benedict and his assistant, Mike, were called in to solve the murder of Uncle Wilbur, but Orrie and Suzy, the two amateur sleuths in the house, seemed to have more luck. Amid much laughter and confusion, the twosorne received the glory by catching the murderer, who turned out to be Smilin' Sam Iackson. 4l IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Ioan Black- more. Treasurer: Beliy Ccxsudy, Vice-Presideni: Put Lnverty, Secretary: Burton Kummerow, President. Mr. Wisner and Mr. Anthony, Class Advisors. FRONT ROW, left to right: I. Blackmore, V. Brum, I. Caldwell, I. Abbey, E. Aweekcx. S. Brantley, D. Bornholdt, I. Briggs, E. Burton, M. Burns. A. Augello. SECOND ROW: G. Bogdcmoii, I. Briggs, I. Bolcxr H. Booth, T. Anderson, B. Adler, M. Amell, C. Bouick, D. Anton, L. Carney, C. Barnes. BACK ROW: I Buck. R. Blower. T. Biggs. D. Burckluy, C. Adams. L. Benson, I. Anderson. P. Arno, B. Browne, N. Buckhart R. Broatch, D. Brown. FRONT ROW, left to right: A. Chamberlin, S. Crosser, G. Cleveland, D. Compasso, R. Cole, G. Conklin, V. Cook, S. Cook, B. Davis, B. Dodson. SECOND HOW: L. Costa, I. Catiolica, B. Cherringlon, M. French, D. Emslie, I. Dry, C. Collin, D. Dinkin, L. Cummings, C. Cook, P. Faiierek, S. Dickinson, B. Casady. BACK ROW: I. Dutcher, M. Davis, B. Foreman, D. Fazio, N. Buckhart, G. Cogqiola, D. Dubois, M. Fifield, I. Ganley, C. Crook, P. Garbutl, I. Gardner, D. Dishman. FRONT ROW, leffl lo right: I. Huff, N. Homick, M. Gray, I. Hull, B. Howard, F. Hagen, A. Geus. S. Ivory, N. Hawthorne, I. Ianol. SECOND ROW: B. Geis, H. Geus, R. Cowell, I.. Iensen, F. Hood, T. Greene, B. Hill, R. Hinds, G. Glass, I. Iohanek. BACK ROW: P. Gravem, R. Farley, C. Cowles, I. Iackson, S. Gilberison, B. Iohnson, C. Iohnson, L. Graydon, C. Guinn. N. Hamilton, P. Iensen, F. Griffilh. FRONT ROW, lefi to right: I. Klein, S. Madsen, M. Lamb, B. Logan, L. Kilbuck, P. Loving, B. Lesh, E. Larson M. Leeman, I. Martinez. SECOND ROW: I. Iohnson, B. Kummerow, I. Lago, B. Marsh, M. Ioyce, S. Kracke D. Maguire, P. Laverty, I. Klein, G. Garibaldi. BACK ROW: R. Kruse, I. LaPer1e, A. Dalbey, D. Lavezzi D. Lammel, T. Marsh, I. Krause, H. Kenyon, R. Kraefmer, A. MacPherson, B. Long. FRONT ROW, leit to righi: K. O'Neal, H. Pringle, P. McSorley, N. Ninnis, D. Oates, S. Mather, G. Ramos, B. Powell, S. Parker, B. Mead. SECOND ROW: G. Norrish, C. Ratkovich, H. Reynolds, P. Osirom, W. Napierski, E. Piccone, R. Miller, B. Ray, B. Ochsner, L. Price, N. McGrath. BACK ROW: M. Stroiher, B. Staley, M. Mason, B. McCouqall, B. Riley, G. Mauss, F. Mather, L. Potter, H. Kenyon, L. Costa, B. Pond. FRONT ROW, le!! to right: N. Soares, I. Senoil, S. Rusk, S. Sporlsman, S. Sipes, M. Swain, L. Skidmore, S. Shields, S. Sparks, S. Sianton. SECOND ROW: L. Sawyer, F. Sawyer, P. Sauer, B. Rusk, I. Roberis, B. Smith. S. Stevens, S. McGeehon, L. Sharp, C. Shaw. BACK ROW: H. Rowland, I. Peterson, R. Pliler, R. Segerdell, L. Sullivan, R. Rasmussen, D. Sweeiland, B. Meier, R. Hescherl, B. Ray, D. Sharp. FRONT ROW, left to Weaver, B. Mead, P. E. Wedsted, P. Silva Venell, L.. Thompson riqhi: I. Turner, G. Zilke, I. Wesl, I. Uiiens, D. Wyatt, K. Wacker, S. Ogden, M. Perry. SECOND ROW: L. Theuriei, P. Vierra, E. Zahorowski, A. Vico, W. Waite, , C. Swanson, C. Thorsen, M. Lawler, V. Pembrook. BACK ROW: W. Welzel, W. , M. Yeager, B. Weill, B. Williams, T. Taylor, T. Viola, D. Sweetland, M. Weiler F. Mather. I JUNIOR PROM Pink ond silver Wos the color sciieine tor the junior prcrm, Christe mos Ericiidntiiieritf' presented ivy the Cidss of 1958 on December i4. in tire center ot tire qyinnosiinn stood CI beautiful pink Christrnos tree Covered with onqei noir, ond pink and siiver- wrcrpped boxes under its iwronciies. The woils were decorated with niiirois ot pink ond silver onqeis done in Con- ternporory desiqn, ond block Christ' mos trees on o tieid ot pink. To the rndny couples thot ddnced to the music of Murray Peterson, tile prom wC1sti'1ei'iiqhiiqtitottire winter seoson. The qeneroii choiirrndn ot tiie ddnce wos Burton Ktirnnierow, innior Class president. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Carol Brownson, Treasurer: Doug House, President: Carol Marliave, Secretary: Ralph Siewart, Vice-Presi- dent. Mr. Sweetman cmd Mr. Case, Class Advisors. OPH MORE C SS FRONT ROW, left to right: A. Beemer, M. Accomazzo, E. Cartwright, V. Brown, S. Atwood, C. Brownson Y. Brandol, N. Backus, Y. Bandiema. B. Anderson. SECOND ROW: M. Brinqolf, D. Clark. L. Champion I. Bohon, C. Anderson, I. Barber, A. Braudrick, D. Bodway, B. Black, D. Bertoldi, S. Bashford. BACK ROW: I. Baritell, R. Bledsoe. I. Beauhien, G. Alling, P. Bittenbender, B. Bertani, R. Clarke, B. Blower, R. Ahlquist P. Achener. FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Duarte, R. Dickinson, L. Drummond, E. Danner, S. Crapser, N. Davis, S. Ennis, T. DeBois, S. Coyne, S. Evans. SECOND ROW: B. Cartriqht, B. Duncan, T. Degan, I. Decius, K. Dress, I. Croskey, I. Dubois, M. Cook, T. Davisson, M. Dahl. BACK ROW: I. Clough. D. Dickson, T. Coop, C. Cleve- land, R. Clark, I. Crosby, D. Connelly, R. DeLong. D. Dodqe, I. Corsaut, I. Emmerichs. FRONT ROW, lei! to right: S. Gregory. I. Fyne, N. Grant, I. Ferguson, H. Frediani, N. Fry, S. Fazio. S Farrar, F. Fridem. SECOND ROW: M. Harr, I. Gilleite, W. Hanson, M. Fernandez. L. Fuller, P. Fahey, N Frick, C. Gass, P. Foley, K. I-Iaherland. BACK HOW: I. Gotzmer. F. Fribley, G. Gordon, B. Gomez, G. Ewell R. Glass, B. Gentry, B. Harris, R. Goodrich, L. Fryman, G. Graves. FRONT ROW, left to right: L. Hull, I. Gill, C. Iordun, I. Ienkins, I. Iohnson, I. Homick, B. Iames, I. Kurtozian D. Ienkins. SECOND ROW: P. Nuve, L. Hutt, D. Heflner, G. Henderson, C. Iamison, I. Heisor, D. House S. Hill, I. Hunt, E. Iones, C. Heath. BACK ROW: E. Keathley, D. Hopkins, D. Hcxwkley, T. Hazleti, I. Hobbs B. Iohnson, E. Iensen, B. Iesperson. R. Hansen, B. Kaufman. FRONT ROW, leh to riqhi: M. Kinney, I. King, S. Kellum, I. Murphy, L. Muttiodu, C. Iordan, I. Mirko, E. Lanqewis, I. Mayo. A. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: T. Leonard, L. Miller, B. Ncxss, C. Muck, M. Kiriluk, P. McVeun, B. Kumpf, B. Lucas, B. King. R. Meier, R. Lee. BACK ROW: I. Morgan, C. Mcxrliave, M. Kennison, B. Killeen, C. Knight, K. McKee, H. Kennerly, M. Kuhn, N. Nicholson. B. Loder, D. Lawrence, I. Kennedy. FRONT ROW, left to right: P. Nesbitt, I. Cook, T. Oswill, L. Lemos, P. Thomas, I. Ryan, D. O'Mu11ey, I.. Dahl Y. Piona. SECOND ROW: H. LoSusso, D. Noble. I. Sholes, N. Reigg, I. O'Ma1ley, R. Rose, I. 0'Malley, M Ruminski, C. Mack, M. Reed. BACK ROW: C. Richmond, T. Pieper, L. Perry, I. Hobie, T. Marston, S. Moore R. Olson, M. Rctto, G. Perez, R. Noble, B. Ralston. FRONT ROW, left to right: G. Turner, G. Santos, B. Sole, T. Seiberlich, P. Symington, M. Scott, D. Shaw, P. Selbcx, S. Santos. SECOND ROW: A. Sommerstrnm, I. Stillwell, R. Stewart, L. Simmonds. I. Sillers, P. Speetzen, N. Schueren. R. Shustc. S. Simpson. A. Stein. BACK HOW: T. Snow, O. Tre-ece, B. Sutherland. K. Steele, I. Swan, A. Stockton, M. Templeton, L. Sobrero, I. Sholes, I. Segerdell, S. Smith, W. Silveiru. FRONT ROW, left to right: H. Wood. H. VonGuenther, N. Waddell, P. Turner, M. VanTuyl, I. Viers, D. Williamson, T. Ward, M. Wills. SECOND ROW: D. Weill, P. Warner, I. Wilkes, N. Wirthman. C. Young. K. Wiley, N. Wagner, S. Ward, S. Young. BACK ROW: B. Ziegler, G. Wulbern, D. Tweed, R. Williams, B. Palmer. D. Knight, R. Young, N. Wood, D. Zilonka, F. Whitcomb. W. Zintz. SODA POP HOP 'Soda Pop Hop, the Sophomore Hop. was successiully pre- sented by the class ot '59 on March eighth. Kaye Wiley and Tom Hazleti were general dance chairmen. and they were as- sisted by Lynn Dahl, Don Hopkins. Carol Marliave, Toni Oswill, Peg Warner, Ian DuBois, Paul Nave, Ieri Fyne, and Gail Hender- son. Couples danced to the music ot Rich Kinq's Combo. which was composed of students from Las Lomas. Tantalizinq ice cream sundaes were served at a unique refreshment bar canopied hy a spectacular mobile decorated in pink and white. The gym walls were decorated with delicious looking sodas. sundaes, ham- burgers, hot dogs, and bottles of soda pop done in beautiful shades of pink. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, left lo rlqhi: Mary Casady, Vice-President: Carol Mae Hechtman. Treasurer: Ricky Miles, President: Iudy Goins, Sec- retary. Mr. Lahey and Mrs. Buzzy. Class Advisors. FRONT ROW, left io right: P. Bray, D. Bodtker, G. Berthelsen, V. Bernard, M. Berioldi, S. Bliss, S. Backus, L. Cuthccrrt, N. Berg, S. Bates, P. Andrews. SECOND ROW: S. Beviit, H. Bovers, I. Campbell, M. Casady E. Bemhus. G. Busby, S. Barrett, W. Bailes, C. Bergdale, C. Briggs, I. Bertagnolli, L. Botii. BACK ROW: T. Broatch, B. Burright, B. Burchfield, C. Carroll, K. Bernhardi, S. Bohen, M. Benedict. P. Banwell, B. Berry K. Bovo, P. Barnes, B. Blair. FRONT ROW, leil io right: M. Deno, K. Clough, R. Clarke, M. Condon, K. Crosby I. Crosby, D I-limes M Chamberlin, M. Dow, M. Costa, P. Diqnczn, I.. Cothran. SECOND ROW: D. Eisenmun, L Emnxsrichsl N: Clark, C. Elrod, C. Charlton, T. Cogglola, W. Coyne, P. Darling, M. Chamberlin, G. Degois, K. Dunocm T. Clarke. BACK HOW: T. Beem, G. Bornholdl, B. Ashurst, S. Davis, L. Elledt. I. DuBois, R. Cox, D. Condeilz M. Dcxlgren, G. Barnett. I. Davidson, D. Edwards, I. Connolly. FRONT ROW, left ic righi: P. Fredericks, N. Grecxser, I. Foster, L. Evans, C. Flynn, A. Ganley, M. Foike, R. Fairfield, L. Grace, I. Goins. SECOND HOW: P. Exley, I. Ford, M. Filbert, D. Fuller, C. Foster, P. Greene, L. Gertz, B. Fisher, B. Fulghum. I. Foster, I. Erikson. BACK ROW: T. Grant, W. Gilbert, B. Fink, L. Gcxrbutt, P. Gorbuit. L. Benjamin, E. Borcxway, A. Collins, M. Alogcx, I. Arno, R. Edbrooke. I. Amell. x7A x -If 0 N. ls FRONT ROW. left to right: C. Hechtmcm, C. Irwin, B. Hostriter, M. Kcxyuyun, L.. Haberland, A. Hubbard K. Herrulu, R. Greene, T. Heiliq, I. Greer. SECOND ROW: D. Irving, W. Hovcmitz B. Helmeci, C. Huntoon M. Hunter, I. Heath, L. Hamilton, I. Hays, G. Halseth, P. Irish. D. Hansen. BACK ROW: I. Gulden, M Hillis, M. Hair, B. Hawthorne, M. Herr, M. Hinds, M. Harper, T. Holt, T. Hackett, S. Huddleston, K. Hoover FRONT ROW, left to right: G. Iones, C. Kellewcxy, M. Roth, D. Koren, N. Iohnson, I. Knox, M. Montgomery, F. Iohnson. V. Kuste, R. Kennedy. SECOND ROW: I. Iohnson, D. Knabenshuh, B. Kelly, C. Kelly, C Iones, C. Lindsey, B. Henderson, P. Kroll, K. Iohanek, E. Kliem, K. Kavanauqh, N. Sharpe. BACK ROW D. Hauqe, B. Keiier, I. Howe, S. Hamilton, B. Heiser, V. King, S. Kilbuck, F. Kenyon, B. lesser, R. Greene .fini-if FRONT HOW. leit io righi: D. Madsen, I. Marlor, L. Leite, E. Magnuson, B. Madden, I. Lacombe, I. Mc- Glcuflin. H. Langdon, B. Leemun, I. Marker. SECOND ROW: R. Lefoni, E. McLaren, R. Miles, G. Mcxrcyes. C. Marks, M. Labarthe, R. Matthiessen, A. Lommel, K. Kummerow, I. Lesh, B. McCriqhi. BACK ROW: A. Lazzareschi, B. McSorley, I. McClelland, B. Marliave. L. McFarland, V. Mauss, D. Lee. K. Lamb, I. Mc- Qucrdy, S. McElroy, B. Matthey, L. Lung, L. Long. FRONT ROW, lei! to right: I. Pcxuchaud, I. Reed, M. Prasloski, I. Palmer. I. Millholland, D. Peronu, M Pieper, S. Prada, I. Otto. C. Ramos. SECOND ROW: T. Nelson. S. Ogden, B. Proskey, I. Morse. C. Moore B. Murphy, I. Nummi, I. Laughlin, P. Pelletier, S. Muther, E. Nunkivell, I. Quarturolo. BACK ROW: D Pringle, T. Randall, S. Read, G. Owens, P. Kronenberrg, M. Queenan, R. Rcrilion, I. Narva, I. Balto, B Morris, T. Nichols, B. Nye. A. Sherwood, I. Richmond, I. Reschert, I. Sisler, G. Silvera, L. Roderick, A. Roberts, N. Smith, I. Riley FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Slowinski, C. Ruiley, G. Rulier, D. Rubin, L. Reposu, T. Ryan, K. Ruminski N. Robinson, D. Sheets, B. Ryken, D. Skidmore. SECOND ROW: H. Rogers, S. Shores, M. Norman. S Rhea, B. Samuels, L. Schow, D. Shots, P. Ritz, R. Rosel, I. Robinson, F. Napiefrski, I. Silveira. BACK ROW: B. Reeve, S. Rogers. FRONT ROW, left io right: D. Telford, C. Stevens, I. Thurgood, C. Taliafefrro, S. Tretheway, G. Souza, L. Simmonds, W. Turner, I. Snow, M. Vierra. SECOND ROW: I. Thorsienson. I.. Stoddard, S. Siiles, N. Siephens, B. Stcxiiord, E. Thomas, G. Varvick, B. Udall, L. Sunderland, B. Sonqey. BACK ROW: G. Toombs, C. Sommers, D. Todorofl, I. Strand, E. Van Horn, D. Todorofi, K. Venell, B. Theuriet, I. Siillwell, I. Tidd, S. Volz. .N 4 FRONT ROW. lsit io right: C. Roth. N. Wulzen. B. Wooclsford. D. White. S. Wilson. IK. Whitlow. B. West. P. Wills, I. Yeghoiun. L. Wells. SECOND ROW: B. Warden, L. Wilbur, G. Palmer, T. Whitney. R. Watson, W. Webb. H. Young. G. Wilkins, H. Weiler, M. Westerman. T. Wright. BACK ROW: I. Wilkins. S. White. C. Willert, E. Zuhorowski, D. Vosburgh, G. Wcrrdell, B. Whipple, D. Wharton, B. Wright, C. Turner. .M 'H sig . . J... .M -dak, YW JV, FRESHMAN DANCE Blue and white streamers, qay balloons, and playful kit- tens lined Senior Hall, while in the library, pictures of favorite performers like Fats Domino, Elvis Presley, Perry Como, and many others could be seen. Hit Parade was the theme ot the Freshman Dance, presented by the class of '60, on March 29. Mary Casady was the general chairman for the dance and was assisted by Sydney Rogers, Bob Udahl, Carol Hechtrnan, Nancy Berg, Iudy Goins, and Dick Telford. Informal atmosphere and good refreshments made the dance a memorable event. V WJ? J ' ' l N Q ' fe. is i ' E . E XID 1 -5, 1 . I , Q: VAVVI Z 5 - - :-' .pw Q ., CTIVITIES FRONT ROW, lei! to right: Ken Stevens, Gail Penaluna. SECOND ROW: Mary Kay Weaver, Doug House. Sue Wallace, Carol Zimmerman, Parker Maddux. Burton Kummerow, Ricky Miles. BACK ROW: Marge Iohnson, Dave Gray, Bill Wells, Ioan Schupperl, Nancy Soares, Lin Jensen, Pate Osirom. Bill Wells, Speaker of the House: Pete Ostrom, Commissioner oi Buildings and Grounds Ioan Schuppert Rally Commissioner: Dave Gray, Treasurer: Ken Stevens. President: Gail Penalunq. Secretary Nancy Soares Commissioner of Publicity: Mary Kay Weaver, Commissioner of Social Events: Lm Iensen Commissioner of Organizations. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing body at Las Lomas. The Council meets once a week and is composed of the nine Student Body Officers, the four Class Presidents, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and the Presidents of the Honor Society, Block L.L., G.A.A., Girls League, and Boys Federation. The members of the Council represent the students in business transactions and social events. They also formulate school policy, pass bills, and plan the budget for the school year. This year the Student Council headed the drive at Las Lomas for the March of Dimes, organized the program to raise money for our foreign exchange student, and sponsored the Freshmen wel- come dance. An important function of our student government is participating in the Diablo Valley Inter-School Council. Las Lomas has provided the leadership in this newly formed group for the past two years, Ken Stevens being the President this year and Mike Edminster, former Student Body President, having been the first President of D.V.l.C. The Student Council is under the direction of Ken Stevens, Student Body President: Iacqueline Laverty, Vice-President, Gail Penaluna, Secretary: Dave Gray, Treasurer: Bill Wells, Speaker of the House of Representatives: Ioan Schuppert, Commissioner of Rallies: Mary Kay Weaver, Commissioner of Social Events: Nancy Soares, Com- missioner of Publicity: Pete Ostrom, Commissioner of Grounds and Buildings: and Lin Iensen, Commissioner of Organizations. The Council ot Organizations is a group which pro i-ng HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The House of Representatives is a student organization whose function is to discuss all bills that originate in the English and social studies classes at Las Lomas. This organi' zation provides the student with a voice in his government. The House, advised by Mr. Ioseph Anthony, is composed of elected representatives from the various classes: the Speaker of the House, Bill Wells, the Parliamentarian, Jacqueline Lavertyy and the Secretary, Lynda Quartarolo, The repre- sentatives in the House constitute specific committees, such as the Approval Committee, the Finance Committee, the Recall Committee, and the School Laws Committee. An important responsibility of the House of Representatives is the organi- zation and development ot the Las Lomas Code of Ethics. COUNCIL OF ORGANIZATIONS vides a common meeting ground for all organizations at Las Lomas, The Council of Organizations consists ot representatives from the fifteen organized clubs at Las Lomas, and the members meet twice a month, at which times they approve club constitutions, make decisions concerning any money-making projects planned by these clubs, and help to settle any organizational prob- lems which the clubs may have. The main activity ot this organization during the past year was the planning and sponsoring of the annual school carnival. The Council was under the direction ot Lin lensen, Commissioner of Organizations, Iudy Larson, Vice- President, and Shelley Iones, Secretary. Mr. Fred Wisner acted as the Council's advisor. FRONT ROW. left to right: S. lanes, L. Iensen, C. Marliave. SECOND ROW: I.. Dahl, I. Bolar, P. MacVeun, I. Larson. D. Gray. BACK ROW: E. Picone, F. Cox, I. Baritell, S. Krcxcke, M. Deklotz, B. Brown. FRONT ROW, left to right: F. Cox. I. Stow, B. Casady. I. Blackmore. I. Schuppert, N. McGrath, B. Westman. SECOND ROW: R. Smith. R. King, C. Iohnson. I. King. D. Maguire. I. Larsen, P. MacVean, D. Gray. THIRD ROW: A. Rczmelli, B. Whipple, I. Segerdell. S. Gilhertson. S. Krcrcke. BACK ROW: M. Hair. B. Smith. C. Lowe. E. Pahl, E. Picone. RALLY COMMITTEE Under the leadership oi the Rally Committee, Las Lomas won, for the third year in a row, the Sportsmanship trophy in football, which is now ours permanently. This would have been impossible if the Rally Committee had not done such a wonderful job ot promoting school spirit during the football and basketball seasons. Activities at this group included selling tickets and pompons at games, planning rallies and skits, making posters for the games, and supervising conduct in the rooting sections. This committee also helped a great deal in selling bonds for our football lights, and it put on the second dance ot the year, the Gridiron Gavottef' Las Lomas Knight vs. Acalanes Don. Icon Schuppert accepts Sportsmanship trophy Lom Mr. Russell on behalf of Las Lomas. This year was the first time that our school had an official mascot, the Las Lomas Knight, who helped the Rally Com- mittee immeasurably to build spirit at both games and rallies. The Knight made his initial appearance at our football game with Mt. Diablo. loan Schuppert, as Rally Commissioner, was assisted by advisors Mr. Paul Simons and Mr, Paul Redding. The Rally Committee is composed of the cheerleaders, song leaders, majorettes, and other members of the student body who are selected by the Rally Commissioner. Former cheerleaders and song leaders are honorary members. SEATED. left to right: P. Maddux, G. Barber, V. Brum, I. Larsen, S. Simpson, I. Laverty, B. Platner. STAND- ING: D. House, D. Hopkins, P. O'Sul1ivcm, B. Kummex-ow. ASSEMBLY The Assembly Committee, under the leadership of Iacque- line Laverty, Vice-President of the student body, has been one of the most hard-working organizations at Las Lomas. This committee planned and presented seven assemblies to the student body. They also helped in the planning of our school rallies and set up chairs for all the assemblies and rallies. One of the most interesting assemblies this year Was presented by General Motors. A way of cooking electronically C GAMES C0 The Games Committee is made up of a group of students who are headed and chosen by the Commissioner of Grounds and Buildings. This year the Commissioner was Pete Ostrom. This procedure is much the same as in the Rally Committee. The students sign up and they are chosen according to what they write on the application. The purpose of this committee CMMITTEE and a machine which works on the principle of the jet were demonstrated by the General Motors' representative. An- other assembly which everyone enjoyed was one in which an agent from the F.B.I. spoke. He told about several interesting criminal cases, some of which he had worked on himself. Assembly Committee meetings were held every week. The acting secretary of the Committee was Cheryl Bouick, and a great deal of help was given by faculty advisors, Mr. Paul Simons and Mr. Paul Redding. MMITTEE is to keep order around the football field and basketball court during all home games. They are also responsible for taking tickets, The Games Committee members have hats somewhat like the Rally Committee, and they are worn when the mem- bers are on duty. SEATED, left to right: B. McDougall, I. Clough. D. Telford, M. Weiler. STANDING: L. Jensen, I. Abbey, A. Dalbey. G. Ewell, M. Alagcx, P. Pelletier. ff LV fi 64 YELI. LEADERS Pele MucVean. Marge Iohnson, Ncxncy Grant. Judy Larsen, Nick McGraih. SONG LEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Pa! Beech. Iudy West, Eleanor Cooper, Linda Olcoit, Ellen Larson. MAJORETTES Bonnie Kellum, Iudy Parsons, Iudy Eqgeris 65 GIRLS' SERVICE SOCIETY The Girls' Service Society is an organization Whose main purpose is to do what the name implies- offer service to the school. lt con- sists of twenty-five girls who are chosen by the faculty for their citi- zenship record and loyalty to the school. This past year Girls' Service was in charge of supervising the lunch lines, and it also sponsored a booth at the Council of Organizations Carnival. Members of this organi- zation are available for helping at any school event by ushering, serving, or helping in any WaY they can. The Girls' Service Society is sponsored by Mrs. Kathryn Taylor, and the officers include ludy Lar- sen, Presidentp Linda Robinson, Vice-President, and Carol Cashin, Secretary-Treasurer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pete Moevoan, Jim Hobbs, Dave Gray, Frank Cox. SEATED, loft to right: Carol Cushin, Mrs. Taylor. STANDING: Judy Len-son, Linda Robinson. HI-Y Hi-Y is an organization com- posed of boys whose purposes in life are to promote good citizenship and high standards of Christian character throughout the home, school, and community. The club also promotes friendly relations among the students of Las Lomas, and it does various services for the school. This year the Hi-Y, together with the Page staff, sponsored a spring dance, Manhattan Officers of Hi-Y are Frank Cox, President: lim Hobbs, Vice-Presi- dent: Pete MacVean, Secretary- Treasurerp and Dave Gray, Chap- lain. Mr. Sweetman was the club advisor. OFFICERS-SEATED, left to right: Annette Ramelli. Bruce Browne. STANDING: Tony Taliaterro, Rep. from Mixed Chorus: Carol Kre- miller, Rep. irom A Cappella Choir: Roger Bose, Rep. trom Ad- vanced Band: Gay Turner, Rep. from Orchestra: Shelley Iones. FRONT HOW, left to right: I. Fyne, A. Auqello, I. Norton, C. Swanson. M. Hoard, P. Speetzen, C. Zimmerman MUSIC CLUB The Music Club is a very large and active club at Las Lomas. lts member- ship consists of students belonging to the various musical performing groups. During the past year the Music Club has participated in music festivals and band days at C.O.P. and Cal, sponsored a magazine sale jointly with the Girls League, held cake sales, participated in the annual Council of Organizations' Carnival, and various community func- tions, such as the Walnut Festival. This year, for the first time, the Music Club gave two scholarships, one to an out- standing instrumentalist and one to an outstanding vocalist. The band, especially, contributed much to the school spirit at Las Lomas by playing at the football and basketball games and at rallies and assemblies. Mr. Iames Schwartz was advisor of the Music Club. The officers were An- nette Rarnelli, President: Bruce Browne, Vice-President, and Shelley Iones, Sec- retary-Treasurer. C. Gass, P. Nesbet, P. Hawkins, P. Beach. SECOND ROW: G. Zilke, I.. Olcott, E. Larson, S. Prada, S. Evans, S. Humphrey, C. Kremiller, I. Viers, R. Frediana, E. Burton, L. Raymond, M. French, H. Pringle. THIRD ROW: W. Hanson, F. Mather, I. Chessum, M. Gray, C. Johnson, S. Simpson, K. Wiley, I. Ryan, S. Santos, D. Ruminski S. Steiner, C. Eisenman, I. Gillette. BACK ROW: B. lesser, L. Nunnally, B. Gomez, G. Mauss, D. Clark, I. Robie, B. Browne, T. Snow, B. Cartwright, C. Harris. Not Pictured: S. Dougherty, B. Gratsr, B. Ray. H. Geul. ADVANCED BAND FRONT ROW. leit to right: M. Eckhurdt, I. Wilkes, K. McKee, N. Berg, T. Coop, E. Iones, A. Rcrmelli, W. Silveira, D. Sharpe. R. Rose, R. Pliler, H. Reynolds. SECOND ROW: K. Steele, I. Pachaud, L. Noel, S. Taylor, C. Eisenman, M. Hinds, I.. Fryman, I. Bohon, F. Danner, T. Seiherlich, D. Todorolf, C. Iones, D. Hawkley. THIRD ROW: 1. Zahorowski. W. Wetzel, S. Stewart, S. Sportsman, B. Murphy. D. Irvinq. P. Nave. B. Long, I. Morgan. M. Ratto, I. Kartozian, N. Ravitt, A. Chamberlin, C. Carroll, M. Chamberlin, I. Silveiru, B. Riley. G. Norrish, G. Wulburn, I. Kennedy, I. McClel- land. STANDING: D. Clark, W. Turner, I. Roberts, L. Drummond. B. Rusk. G. Bell, D. Lavezzi. FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Ralston, G. Owens, H. Van Paters- dori, E. Iones, A. Ramelli, G. Barnett, A. Roberts. SECOND ROW: S. Iones, V. Finnel. P. Ryan, M. Van Tuyl. BACK ROW: G. Turner, G. Norrish, G. Wulburn, N. Ravitt. R. Rosef, R. Pliler, H. Reynolds, K. McKee, C. Iohnson. C. Eisenman, L. Fryman, I. Bohon, D. Lavezzi, F. Danner, I. Roberts, T. Seiberlich. ORCHESTRA 2. a J ,wif W..-3 PEP BAND FRONT ROW. lefl io right: B. Suther land. I. Wilkes, K. Steele, C. Carroll BACK HOW: I. Roberts, D. Lcxvezzi, R Rose, W. Silveira. ANCE BAND NT ROW, left to right: D. Clark. Mr. son. Director: M. Efrkhurdt. l. Will-res, very, K. Steele. P. Nave. BACK ROW: Hcrvill, D. Luvezzi G. Norrish, B. y, G. Wulburn, R. Hose. W. Silveira, T. Wulkins. I. Kennedy. GIRLS' LEAGUE MEETING - OFFICERS, pictured at t'-rhle: Annette Rcxmelli, Rules Commissioner: Sharon Gilbertson, Treasurer: Betty Cclsudy, Vice-President. NOT PICTUHED: Sue Wallace, President: Iackie Stow. Secretary. GIRLS' LEAGUE Girls' League is an organization to which all girls attending Las Lomas belong. G.L.A. sponsors an annual Big Sister Party, a Mother-Daughter Tea, and a schol- arship, which is given to a deserving senior girl. Some of the money used for this scholarship is earned in the annual magazine drive. This year's turn-about dance, Ubangi Fling, was one ofthe Girls' Leagues most successful projects. On Ianuary 25, the gym took on a jungle atmosphere, com- plete with tree huts, monkeys, Ubangi warriors, and hundreds of curious little native faces. The officers of G.L.A. are Sue Wallace, Presidentp Betty Casady, Vice-Presif dent: lackie Stow, Secretary, Sharon Gilhertson, Treasurer, Annette Rarnelli, Rules Commissioner. Iunior Statesmen of America is a nation-wide organization with chapters in thousands of high schools in the United States. lt is designed to give high school students an opportunity to learn about and participate in democratic processes of government. This year the Iunior Statesmen at Las Lomas sponsored a drive for Hungarian relief and a mock electiony they helped run the freshmen election and officiated at the student body elec- tions. Other l.S.A. activities included selling re- freshments at the basketball games and spon- soring a cake sale, Las Lomas lunior Statesmen also worked for expansion by attempting to start a chapter at San Ramon High School. Officers of the Las Lomas chapter of LSA. are Norman Farguhar, President g Mary Kay Weaver, Vice-President: Sharon Stanton, Secretary: Doug House, Treasurer: Lin lensen, Parliamentariang Kathy O'Neal, Publicity Directory Parker Mad- dux, Program Director. Miss Melissa Hose and Mr. Robert Pape sponsor the Iunior Statesmen chapter at Las Lomas. I.S.A. OFFICERS: SEATED. left to right: Lin Iensen. Doug House. Mary Kay Weaver, Sharon Stanton. STANDING: Parker Maddux. Kathy O'Neal, Norm Farquhar. JUNIOR STATESMEN OF .AMERICA PALLADIANS Palladians is the Las Lomas chapter of the California Scholarship Federation. ln order to be recognized as a mem- ber of this organization, a student must have three A's and one B. The purpose of C.S.F. is to recognize, encourage, and reward scholarship, Included among the many activities of the Palladians were the tutoring system, the semiannual initiation dinners, a hot clog booth in the Council of Organizations' Carnival, selling school pencils, and cake sales. The members of the Palla- dians are also responsible for the raising and lowering of the flag in front of the school each day. The Palladians had the honor of being elected the Presis dent school of the Central California C.S.F. member schools' annual convention. This Convention was held at Las Lomas on May fourth and was attended by over one thousand dele- gates. Members of the Palladians, headed by Annette Ra- melli, Chairman of the Convention, worked very hard to make the Convention the huge success that it was. With the help of Miss Manes and Mr. Kirkpatrick, the Palladians were organized into a strong and lasting or- ganization. The officers were as follows: Marge Iohnson, President, Norm Farguhar, Vice-President, Nancy Weant, Secretary: Betty Casady, Treasurer: Madeline Deklotz, Rep- resentative to Council of Organizations. OFFICERS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Norm Farquhar, Madeline Deklotz, Marge Iohnson, Betty Casady, Nancy Weani. FALL MEMBERSHIP-FRONT HOW, left to right: V. Pemhrook, C. Bouick. C. Eisenman, C. Knight. K. Wiley. K. McKee, B. Casady, S. Kracke, S. Lawrence, N. Soares. SECOND HOW: G. Ink. R. Cole. B. Noble. L. Iensen, N. McGrath. D. Anton, B. Kummerow. D. House. THIRD ROW: E. Brcmdol. M. Weaver, S. Stanton, I. Chessum, N. Weant, M. Deklotz, A. Ramelli, I. Iohnson, M. Weiler. BACK ROW: I. Iackson, L. Quartarolo. H. Pringle. I. Iester, C. Iohnson, C. Zimmerman, B. Westman, P. Maddux, G. Ewell. SPRING MEMBERSHIP-FRONT ROW, lelt to right: K. Stevens, P. Maddux, M. Strother. G. Ewell, D. Telford G. Barnett, S. Muther, R. Lee, B. Rolston, T. Coop, D. Noble, A. Stockton. SECOND ROW: I. Larsen. M. Iohn son, B. Ritz, C. Gass, P. Warner, K. Wiley, C. Marliave. K. McKee, K. Clough. C. Marks, S. Stiles, N. Sharpe I. Bertagnolli. THIRD ROW: B. Kummerow, M. Deklotz, A. Ramelli, C. Eisenman, C. Teskey, B. Iohnson, M Weaver, S. Stanton, C. Iohnson, B. Casady, N. Soares, S. Kracke, S. Lawrence. M. French, S. Shields, N McGrath. BACK ROW: P. Griem, L. Harris, M. Slowinski, I. McGlauf1in, S. Prada, G. Halseth, I. Millholland N. Wecmt, G. Penaluna, C. Zimmerman, V. Pembrook, M. Lamb, B. Westman, L. Robinson, I. Fyne. M. Hillis C. Hechtman, S. Rogers. N. Berg, B. Noble, D. Schimbor. 1957 C.S.F. CONVENTION CHAIRMEN HA, 4 iimunww R dfaQW .uf FRONT ROW, left to right: Miss Manes, Advisor: C. Iohn- FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Noble, A. Ramelli M Deklotz son BACK ROW: P. Macklusi I. Knowlton, C. Zimmerman, BACK ROW: D. Noble, B. Casudy. Mr. Kirkpatrick Advrsor . eant. FUTURE TEACHERS The Future Teachers Club was organized in order to interest more people in teaching and to acquaint those students interested with the teaching profes- sion. The only requirement for membership in this club is a B-grade average. ln order to accomplish their purpose, the mem- bers of Future Teachers participated in a cake sale and sponsored a booth in the Council of Organiza- tions' Carnival. They went on two field trips, one to Cal, and the other to the School for the Deaf and Blind in Berkeley. They also attended a Future Teachers oi America Convention at San lose State College. The members of this organization also set up a plan for student teaching after school at a grammar school in Walnut Creek. Future Teachers were under the supervision of the advisor, Mrs. Chiado. The officers of this or- ganization were Carcl Eisenman, President: Ioyce Bolar, Vice-Presidentg and Gary Ink, Secretary- Treasurer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ioyce Bolar, Gary Ink, Carol Eisenman. PHOTO NEWS RELEASE CLUB The newly organized Photo News Release Club, under the direction of Mr. Ed Lahey, has taken the place of last year's Photography Club. The activi- ties of the Photo News Release Club include taking pictures of rallies, assemblies, dances, dramatic productions, all athletic events, activities sponsored by the various classes, and anything of news- worthy value. The pictures are used in the District News Releases, the school newspaper, and the school yearbook. Gene Gordon and Roger Clark are the charter members ot this organization. LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Clark, Gene Gordon. BUSINESS CLUB The Business Club is organized to provide pro- grams cmd activities for students interested in preparing for business careers. In addition to going on field trips to offices, hearing speakers on busi- ness occupations, and watching demonstrations of office equipment, the club seeks service projects for both school and community. The Business Club is under the direction of Mrs. Sloan, and the officers for the past year included Betty Lesh, President: Virginia Cooke, Vice-Presi- dent in charge of projects: lanet Baker, Vice- President in charge of programs: Verla Fay Pem- brook, Secretary, and Carol Avey, Treasurer. FRONT ROW, lei! to right: Betty Lesh, Bonnie Kellum. BACK ROW: Diane Oates, Janet Baker, lane Knight. OFFICERS-LEFT T0 RIGHT: Dick Dodge, Steve Moore, Dave Weill, Mary Casady. Chuck Carroll SPANISH CLUB Promoting interest among the Spanish students at Las Lomas in the culture, customs, and food of the Spanish American countries is the main ob' jective of the Spanish Club. Their activities this year included the annual Spanish dinner, a meri- enda, which is a midatternoon supper, field trips to different California missions, a booth in the school carnival, the sale of Spanish dictionaries, and a Spanish conversation table, The Spanish Club is under the direction of Miss Salaverria, and the officers of the past year include Dick Noble, President, Carol Grass, Vice-President, Anne Chamberlin, Secretary, and Margie Kennison, Treasurer. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, under the leadership of its Presi- dent, Dave Weill, began its activities this year with the traditional Christmas caroling for the Las Lomas student body. This year the Club also took charge of the candied apple booth at the Council of Or- ganizations' Carnival, the profits being used for guest speakers. The main event sponsored by the Latin Club was the annual banquet held near the end of the school year. The dinner was very successful, nearly all of the Club members attending. OFFICERS-LEFT T0 RIGHT: Margie Konnison. Dick Noble, Anne Chambor- OFFICERS-LEFT T0 RIGHT: Peggy Warner, Bruce Browne, Gary Wilburn, lin, Carol Gass. FRENCH CLUB The French Club, under the direction of Miss Marjorie Rouse, acquaints its members with France, its customs, and its culture. This club has exchange parties with neighboring schools, such as Acalanes and Pleasant Hill, along with its own activities held once a month. The French Club held a dinner in February for the benefit of its members. Under the guidance of Bruce Browne, President: Peggy Wamer, Vice-President: and Gary Wilburn, Secretary-Treasurer, the club has completed a very successful and interesting year. ART CLUB The Art Club is an organization for students who want to put their artistic talent to good use. To gain membership in the organizaticn one must have an interest in pursuing additional knowledge of art. Under the direction of Mr. Bates, the advisor, the Art Club has been very active. During the past year activities of the Art Club have included meet- ings, field trips to the San Francisco museums, local trips for sketching, and a booth in the Council of Organizations' Carnival. The Art Club is presided over by Phyllis Belben, President: Sydney Rogers, Vice-President: Karen Wacker, Secretary-Treasurer: Nancy Ninnis, Pro- gram Chairman, and her assistants, Kay Dress and Heidi von Guenthner, and Lynn Dahl, representa- tive to Council of Organizations. OFFICERS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Iohn Baritell, Cheryl Iordan, Bob Noble. JUNIOR RED CROSS 'Ihe lunior Red Cross of Las Lomas is a service organization branch of the Mt. Diablo Red Cross. The main purpose of the Las Lomas group is to aid others. During the year this organization sent relief packages overseas. ln November of l956 the Iunior Red Cross held its annual fund drive, which was very successful. The advisor for the Iunior Red Cross chapter at Las Lomas was the school nurse, Mrs. Helene Culver, R.N. The President of this organization was Carol Avey. Other officers included Sue Atwood, Vice-Presidentg Ianet Baker, Secretaryg and Lois Raymond, Treasurer. SEATED, leit to right: Nancy Ninnis. Phyllis Belben. STANDING: Heidi von Guenthner, Sydney Rogers, Karen Wacker. Lynn Dahl. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is in existence in order to further students' interests in the field of science. To be eligible for membership in this organization, one must be taking a science course and be either a freshman or a sophomore. The Science Club meets every Thursday. During these meetings the members listen to interesting reports on fields of science and make plans for various field trips. They have taken science field trips to places such as the radiation laboratory at the University of California, Moss Beach, and the Standard Oil Company. The Science Club also sponsors a booth in the Council of Organizations' Carnival. The advisor for this organization is Mr. Hansen, and the officers are lohn Baritell, President: Cheryl lordan, Secretary-Treasurerg and Bob Noble, Vice- President. OFFICERS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Raymond, Sue Atwood. Roxanne Dickinson. Carol Avey, Janet Baker. THE PAGE '- xv f ,.....' i .l ff5.?'7,s, . Q. ...I , W v . 1 Q: H ., '- AQ i ff ,nfs W , ,va PICTURED ABOVE: Alice Davis, Editor. PICTURED UPPER LEFT: Icmice Iunoi, Roger Duncan, Miss Rose, Lynne Price. PICTURED CENTER LEFT: Bev Westmun, Karen Brin- golf, Kay Ross. PICTURED LOWER LEFT: Irene Pieper, Sandy Guidi. Carol Teskey. The Advanced Communications class, under the able direction of Miss Melissa Rose, among various other activities this year, published the school paper, The Page. The newspaper editors, with ihe splendid leadership of the Editor-in-Chief, Alice Davis, greatly increased both the quantity and quality of the news, social, and sports coverage. Besides the general blood, sweat, toil, and tears involved in putting out a newspaper, The Page staff sold football programs, attended press conferences, went on field trips, and sponsored a dance with the Hi-Y. All in all, the experience and work in publishing the newspaper proved to be an education in itself. The staff of The Page included Alice Davis, Editor, Kathy O'Neal, News Editor, Kay Ross, Assistant News Editor, Sandy Guidi, Feaiure Edi- tor, Lynne Turman, Social Editor, Karen Bringolt, Assistant Social Editor, Bruce McBride, Sporis Edi- tor, and Bev Westman, Business Manager. The reporters included Irene Pieper, Ianice Ianof, Lynne Price, Roger Duncan, Bob Pierce, Gene Gordon, Wendy Kidwell, Carol Teskey, Toni Oswill, Tom Green, Dick Dodge, Nancy Backus, and Barbara lames. PORTS 5 ,. ., ., xgfgt me .s . ,.. ,t ,t .,.. . .FC , I-25:2-'DI-Is. ,.,,. ,.,4 . t Winding up the 1956 iootball season with an over-all record ot six wins and two losses and a tive wins and one loss record in the Contra Costa division of the Diablo Valley Athletic League. the Las Lomas varsity football team placed second in the league standings. Their only loss was to the Pittsburg Pirates, who won the championship.. The Knights started out their season by playing host to the San Ramon Wolves of Danville. The Knights looked exceptionally gcod in running over them, 19-O. Pullback Ken Stevens led the Knights' scoring with two touchdowns to his credit. Haltback Pete Ostrom scored the other touchdown. Coach Deklotz' team dropped their second practice game, 14-6, at the hands of Sir Francis Drake of San Anselmo. The game was played on an extremely hot day, which slowed both teams wn. Theglinights' only score was by Halfback Dick Bergdale on a pass tro uarterback lim Symlngton. D Moving into the league season, these :flights startedgyt showing strength. In 5theigH,iipstt.aame, Cigfiiirtst the Antioch 15 Qk ers, they over Antioch with a idlfly easy ZLJ Zxpiqhts ths ceeded. tqitnow down the Pleesfmf Isl.. F, iS:.,tsJ fit , www ritistii .3 Wit, ti tt 1 X -4 wg, , .estgnslfst .tif ' .FY s t .ws 'W at t wed on the t tb . rfsglffsf ffl? 9?t175fffl?QqUe Same Qi the f ff season. In a ctesesfotialftt battle :gt gg,gtLas.Q rnasygggaigiewoutson the i t 5 losing end. The game briltt dlsgtgtsofdggcellent tootballj although jj G t it mefmi the lofsssft GVGWQUQ W'-IS Pleased . - sp J :I -. 'Z ts.. ft f , v f Q f H fs 2 ?LtZtit.S'tt'st56l 'tteewf , ' ' tg.. ff -: WH31 fl'-is Job theft the Kiiieltis had . i The the Pacifica Y ' andthe AcalQg:gggfDons. The score and the Acalggnesv is gems WGS W s A .t s ts f 4? LGS vtfell its Esffffit011 the first S1fif1fJs+?fli't 'D g County atiioentsrftSkiplAnderegQiqtLiMg51i f if Qf ssglE? 9H2glWUS f?1S0 nUm9dlt???52i?q'?i?Q? 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' t i t , t . .t7?ffft.titfQttiit ,Ti l I -mg W 75 . t it L. :' ...iff w g s iY.i:??fff, f ,,. ., is X- my M- . Zi, ...W wgffhy wzzdgtzwsf ,A -wiv., 5 .,f,,55?1y-,Q '. ,tentnew.3vtgf,gssgf2:,SsL,'is5i5 , 1 L, , . , 1 F4 .-.. 2:51.--rt to . :,l X, , , LQ .. :.. t . .4 ,noi .4 wtf, i QM, . .,5,,g JN Y .,NWi.5gW,g5sXi,s hifi , M nw W . ,t . tgsp t , lamb 22? , mg :EMM SHS, 8 img, .,,,,.MMy A gmt? 1-,,.s:f.--.. e x, ,, ,:,.E . :,.,t, . . ,,.. .. , s... , . .,. .,.. . ...,.. ..., :,:,. . s.:.2 1 --.t, t .,.., FRONT ROW, leit io right: I. Lago, B. Williams. I. LcrPerle, H. Foster, I. France, F. Goulart. SECOND ROW: H. Cowell. H. Blower. T. Sialey. T. Toland. P. Ostrom. D. Blochinq. M. McPee1ey. THIRD ROW: E. Gallagher. I. Hemstalk, B. Sioti. R. Kraemer, D. Crowley. T. Yeager. D. Bergdcxle, R. Duncan. FOURTH HOW: D. Brown, I. Symington, I. Moore. B. Lloyd, R. King, W. Iohnson, T. LuPerle, P. O'SuI1ivan, B. Kummerow. BACK ROW: Coach Deklotz, T. Taylor. R. Rose, C. Whiilow, B. Wurschmidt, D. Buckley, S. Andereqqen, K. Stevens, W. Busch. D. Van Voorhis, Coach Davis. VARSITY FOOTBALL PICTURED LEFT: Coach George Deklotz PICTURED BELOW: Burton Kummerow. Manager ,4 4 A.,' ' .23 a wk W 51- Q gg, ' K J? :' T . , if if ,,:,,: , A, -X 2 x ,, K , F .... A c ' I J i f y - K t LM M ish N EN s..,,, .F AQ. S. ANDEREGGEN S. BERGDALE R. BLOWER Guard Holfbcxck TGC3419 Las Lomas vs. Mt. Diablo Las Lomas vs. Accxlcmes g Mi, 'il , 'i ,v 55 :I 5 LLM: as V v ,vis AT if 'ff' 'iivv Q, , , ,fp W. BUSCH Tackle H. COWELL D. CROVVLEY R, DUNCAN End Fuilbock Quurtmbmck fi? 2,5 -Q S - , G. f V 5 ...A z , 1 Q li Nw X . 45 , ,,,, T 5, 'f ,ww 10? 1 L J ,uf 'K x ,x ig ,aff k - wg: Q ,ax V f M I' Z E M2 b Q 5 4' S A Qi 5 . 42 I, . Q, ,W fe, ,,. ,k.V K 'ww , W xg 2 ,512 ' 53 I. EMMERICH H. FOSTER I. FRANCE Place' Kicker Guard Guard in-ff' W. IOHNSON R. KRAEMEB T. LA PERLE Gumd Tackle , h 41. X . , ..Z: , Ei. M an 'Y . 3-1-:a:.. .31-z Tackle x ' X W X if . , W .. X f Q f Q a n Qi 4? 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QA ,,..,. my A5345 ' ff ar .xxwf vw' 13 , Fr Zu 'M' LP ' 3 V E 'MM N, Q I -W N: v -4. g f '59 4, ' 'gy' :W Aff' 6. , ' Ak , W P 5 fy ii ,, ,,5 g f A S , if ?1'f f 1 I , . Aa. 11? 15 ' M V is fi- . - E' MW S M-Q? M, 'gf iq if niri'5'f'v - nu' J 7, . ,, W. M 1 A bw: My ,Q A V swf 'K Yfb 'H 45.3 Q5 ix 2 A Q Q if 1 1 Xa ' 6 :E Q , 5 ' w . 1 W E ,wfswv6j+wm '- , RX1 W ' 31 ' 'fl gif. gps' FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Heiiner, B. King, P. Symington, D. House, B. Shasta, C. Richmond, B. Palmer, I. Sillers, T. Marston, I. Kennedy, N. Wood, D. Fazio, P. Wirthman. SECOND ROW: Coach Brott, T. Leonard B. Geis, I. Hobbs, L. Miller, N. Reigq, L. Carney, D. Ready, C. Adams, R. Sole, K. Connelly, I. Hemslalk, B. Staley, R. Broalch, D. Hopkins, B. Gomez, R. Dodge, E. Perez, R. Rasmussen, H. LoSasso, H. Roland, D. Weil, B. Seqerdell, B. Long, R. Olson. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL This year Las Lomas' Little Knights ended a successful season with a four win, three loss and one tie record. Coached by Mr. Butler and Mr. Brott, the l.V. team beat Amador, Miramonte, Antioch, and Acalanes. The season's opener was the Amador tussle. Las Lomas seemed to have no difficulty dropping the Dons from Pleasanton in a well-played game. Next came Miramonte, and our cousins from Orinda' almost shocked the Knights by their quick maneuverability and efficient ball handling. The Knights came out on top, however, by only one touchdown. The first league game was played against Antioch, and the Knights squeezed by with a one-point victory. Pleasant Hill followed and became the game with the biggest surprises and greatest disappointments. The final gun found the l.V.s making their way homeward on the tail-end of the score. ln the following three games against Mt. Diablo, Pittsburg, and Pacifica, re- spectively, the l.V.s had one disappointment after another, losing the first two by close scores and tieing the third. The team, said Coach Butler, didn't have enough desire to win in these games, and some- times we were completely outplayedf' He added later, The team usually cannot get together a sustained drive. The last game with Acalanes was a fitting end for the season, however. The l.V.s, playing on their own field and under their own lights, com- pletely swamped the opposition with a series of sustained drives. This gave them their fourth win, a well-deserved one it was. PICTURED: Coach Vere Butler J.V. FOOTBALL ACTION Las Lomas vs. Acalanes Las Lomas vs. Acalanes FROSH FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: Coach Callow, R. Thomas, R. Miles, D. Vosburqh, M. Hair, S. Hamilton, T. Breach I. Wilkins, G. Barneit, B. Worden. SECOND ROW: I. Snow, R. Cox, P. Ritz, M. Queenan, R. Hackeit, M Dahlgren, L. Ellett, B. -Burright, S. While, I. Reschert. S. Bowen, I. Sisler. THIRD- ROW: T. Nelson, C. Carroll B. Henderson, B. Marliave, P. Banwell, B. Whipple, H. Rogers, P. Pelletier, T. Nichols, S. Bevlil. 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STEVE MOORE PETE OSTROM Guard Guard Guard DON HOPKINS Forward DICK DODGE Forward Las Lomas vs. Pleasant Hill rf- vm .,...0 I 4459? ART DRLBEY Center FR ANK COX Forward RO-GER COWELL Guard EE JW ROGER PLILEH DOUG POTTER IOE SIBLEY Center Guard Forward Las Lomas vs. Acalcxnes TIM TAYLOR Forward DAVE WEILL Center MR. MERRILL CALLOW Coach NICK REIGG Manager TOHY NELSON Manager ww -hir J-div 'aw ,J M .., M, V. gm fm .ai 'B' BASKETBALL FRONT ROW, left to right: H. Reynolds, L. Drummond, B. Nye, S. Bowen, B. Morris, I. Buck, D. Lawrence. BACK ROW: L.. Miller, T. Nichols. B. Worden, P. Grcrvem. D. Sweetlund, B. Gomez, I. Sisler, E. Nonkivell, I. McClelland. Mr. Chander Kjos, in his first year of coaching the B Basketball team at Las Lomas has made a splendid account of his skills. Coach Kjos' squad finished the entire season with a 9 Win, l2 lost record. ln league play, the club obtained a 5 win, 7 lost record and finished up in a fourth place tie with Pacifica. COACH CHANDER KIOS ,titres we w' f Y , 55535 The B team had no individual standout be cause it worked as a unit. The team members never gave up, even when the score spelled de- feat. The B squad was well balanced, since it consisted of five juniors, four sophomores, and six freshmen. B BASKETBALL SCORES v Las Lomas Las Lomas Las Lomas. ,, . Las Lomas Las Lomas Las Lomas Las Lomas Las Lomas Las Lomas Las Lomas T as Lomas Las Lomas ,,,,,.,.,, ., . Acalanes ,,,, Mt. Diablo .,.. Pleasant Hill Antioch .,,.,.,, Pacifica .,,.,, Pittsburg .,,, Acalanes .,,. Mt. Diablo ..,. Pleasant Hill Antioch . ,.,,, . Pacifica . Pittsburg ., ,, fu FRONT BOW, lei! to right: I. Roberts, D. Gray, B. Riley, I. Iohcmek, B. Morris, D. Potter, D. Hopkins. BACK ROW: I. Abbey, B. Lloyd, D. Crowley, T. Tolcxnd. B. McDouqull, R. Cowell. I. Sibley. D. Dodge. Coach Butler. VARSITY BASEBALL .I.V. BASEBALL FRONT ROW, left to right: H. Reynolds, C. Harris, T. Seiberlich, L. Drummond. I. Kennedy, D. Sheels, W. Hanson, I. Stillwell. BACK HOW: C. Lindsey, B. Samuels, E. Nankivell. I. Beaubien, B. Gomez, R. Olson, I. Morgan, C. Mack. NOT PICTURED: Coach Wisner. '7?5.?saf.f' FRONT ROW, lefi to riqhi: N. McGrath. L. Ianof, T. Snow. BACK ROW: B. Rusk, Coach Simons B. Adler P. Arno, I. Hurst, D. l-Icxwkley, I. Koski, R. Ande-:son, I. Sillers, Dave Condell, Sieve Bevitl. TENNIS TEAM GOLF TEAM LEFT T0 RIGHT: Couch Dekloiz, M. Dahlgren, B. Geis, B. Kummerow, B. Pond. O. Treerce, I. Seqerdell, P. Griem, T. Marsion, I. Buck. FRONT HOW. left io right: I-'. Goulari, I. Symington, I. France. M. Alaga, C. Adaml, B. Blower, G. Toombs, D. Connelly, S. Moore. P. Novo, 1. Baritell BACK ROW: T. Nelson, I. Emmorichl, I. Wilkins, P. Oltrom. W. Balch, R: Pliler, A. Dulboy, D. Weill, I. Segerdell, M. Strothers. E. Pahl. P. Maddux, I Conant, B. Wunehmidt, R. Rasmussen, P. Wlrthmun. W. Iohnlon. TRACK Mr. C. Kjos, Mr. G. Davis. Coaches. f C7 I , FRONT ROW, le!! to right: F. Kenyon, T. Hackqgt, R. Broatch, P. Syminqion, A. Bruudrick, D. Zilonku, D. Noble, G. Iones, T. Davisson. BACK ROW: N. Reigq, T. Hamilton. W, Ziniz, B. Bertuni K. Bernhardi, I. Sisler, P. Gravem, D. Tweed, T. Randall, C. Richmond, B. Ichnson. D. Lee, T Hcxzlett, T. Davidson. FRONT ROW, lei! to right: Mr. Leach, Coach: P. Mac Vecxn, D. Ready. B. Howard, I. O'Mcx11ey, M. Ioyce, B. Madden, M. Weiler. BACK ROW: B. Wells, H. Fosier, F. Fribley. H. Roland, B. Browne. T. Biggs, I. Strand. A SWIM TEAM B SWIM TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Leach, Couch: D. Bornholdt. T. Ward, I. O'Mcxl1eY. I. Bunwell, M. Hair, I. Otio, M. Chamberlin, S. Young. SECOND ROW: C. Lowe, Manager: I. Clough, I. Hobie. T. Coqgiola, I. Hunt. L. Lung, K. Lomb, G. Ewell, D. Pringle. BACK ROW: I. Greer, B. Theuriet, R. Miles, B. Whipple, B. Palmer, E Iensen, B. Smith, B. Gentry. V, .ml S Wg av' 'L mn ,,T.,.... FRONT ROW. left to right: T. Biggs, B. Browne, B. Howard, I. Lugo, S. Andereggan, T. Toland, N. Ravitt, I. Moore, R. Kraemer. SECOND ROW: B. Staley, T. Yeager. D. Van Voorhis, I. France, I. Symington, T. LaPerle, P. O'Sullivc.m. K. Stevens, D. Brown, B. Williams. THIRD ROW: I. Sibley, B. Lloyd, N. Glass, B. Adler, C. Whitlow. R. Rose, D. Crowley, F. Goulczrt. R. Blower, B. Kummerow. BACK ROW: B. Rusk, B. Riley, B. Stott, M. Weiler, F. Cox, R. Duncan, D. Potter, H. Foster, A. Dalbey, R. Cowell, W. Busch. VARSITY The Block LL Society is designed to build up interest in boys' sports at Las Lomas, and to promote participation and competition in these sports. The aims of this organization are to encourage student support of school athletic functions, and to improve citizenship and sportsmanship records. The Block LL has just completed a most successful year in fulfilling these ideals. BLOCK LL This year has been a busy one for the Block LL. Its many activities included several car washes, two booths for the Council oi Organizations' Carnival, an initiation dinner for new members, and the organizations regular meetings. Block LL is under the direction of lim Symington, President: Herb Foster, Vice-President: Wally Busch, Secretary-Treas urerg and Mr. Vere Butler who acted as the advisor. .I.V. BLOCK LL FRONT ROW, left to right: H. Reynolds, N. Reigq. I. Iohanek, H. Kenyon, D. Fazio. F. Fribley. SECOND ROW: B. Long, T. Hazlett, I. O'Malley, D. Ready, R. Miller, C. Adams. M. Fiiield, D. Bornholdt. THIRD ROW: F. Hood. I. Hemstalk, B. Gomez. M. Ioyce, T. Taylor. L. Miller, I. Beaubien, D. Dodge. BACK ROW: B. McDougall, R. Pliler, S. Moore, D. Weill, T. Leonard, R. Stewart, R. Olsen, D. Hopkins, P. MacVean. W up A Q . G.A.A. Tennis Tournament I-13. ' ,L FRONT ROW, lett to right: A. Rumelli, M. Weaver, N. Soares, B. Ccsady. I. Schuppert. BACK ROW: C. Zimmerman, M. Deklotz, S. Wallace, M. Johnson, N. Trimble, President. NOT PICTURED: I. Larsen. S. Stanton. GIRLS' BLOCK LL G.A.A. Basketball Tournament if J IOO G.A.A. Synchronized Swimming G.A.A. CABINET, left to right: Carol Zimmerman, President: lane Knight, Secretary: Ioan Viers, Treasurer: Nancy Grant, Sports Chairman: Nancy Trimble. Girls Block LL President: Madeline Deklotz, Vice-President. GIRLS' ATHLET The Girls' Athletic Association is one of the busiest organiza- tions at Las Lomas. G.A.A. activities include an officials' club, volleyball, tumbling, basketball, swimming, tennis, softball, and modern dance. Tournaments are held in each of the team sports and tennis. G.A.A. also sponsors many special events, such as the Fun Fest, an annual awards dinner, a Lick the Dons sucker sale, a synchronized swim show, a Faculty vs. All-Star volleyball qame, and booths in the annual Carnival. Membership in this organization is earned by participating IC ASSOCIATION in two-thirds of the games played during one sports season. However, G.A.A. is not all play. 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WALNUT CREEK YEllowsione 4-4404 THE SPORT CHALET 2749 Contra Costa Highway Skip Walters George Bamherger Skis Baseball Boots Football Ammunition Basketball Fishing Tackle Tennis Guns Golf Athletic Clothes Archery Plus Complete Ski Rentals o Water Ski Rentals o Camping Equipment IACK AND BOB'S QUALITY MEATS fm SPM-DINGS Quality Table Trimmed Meats . . l . . . of course YE 4-9931 Walnut Creek 1359 Main Street 989 Moraga Road Lafayette 9 of Walnut Creek M. my ' A .fri 1,35 E 56- 1.IllllIllI uuu' niuglggggfn Home runnlsl-lens 7986T4ovH::AE7S0 Walnut Crank AIMAN'S BUILDING SPECIALTIES BIRDIEYS TQY HQUSE Linoleum ' Tile ' Shades ' Screens ' Blinds 1995 N. Mum si. YE 4-2433 ' TOYS ' Models IOHNNY'S FLYING A SERVICE C ' rafts for all ages 1785 Main St. YE 4-9973 Walnut Creek California Broadway Center YE 5-5528 D. K. YCUNG Installations of SEVVERS, SEPTIC TANKS AND DRAINS 1270 Walden Road YE 4-4320 Walnut Creek FOR FINE FOOD AND FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE IT'S TOMMY SNOW'S CASA ORINDA For Banquet and Dinner Reservations-CL 4-2981 Orinda, California EE'-, 1343 Mm IOI-lNNY'S EE LI A Walnut Creek Mens Weur EE n H S YE 4-2124 YE 5-0159 1280 soufh Mm sf. Walnut creek S A M A U G E L L O General Building Contractor New Construction Land Developer Business: lll0 South Main Residence: 124 Auqello Court YE 4-3819 Walnut Creek D1ABLo PowER TooL co. WALNUQQ AU? RADIO Woodworking and Metalworking Machinery YE 4-3449 uc I emor css 1550 Newell A YE 5-5588 YE 5-0080 2631 North Mum sr Walnut creek YE 4-4772 Paving ' Excavating 2460 Warren Road JURS MOTOR CO. OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC Sales and Service o Ouality Used Cars o Accessories o Auto Repairing o Painting and Body Shop Wheel and Brake Service Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service Factory Trained Mechanics Motor Tune-up o Frame and Axle Straiqhteninq Parts-Vlfholesale and Retail l800 Mt. Diablo Blvd. YEllowstone 4-9300 Walnut Creek THE SHOE BOX Al Nye, Manager Specializing in CHILDREN'S SHOES YE 5-5500 1510 Bonanza St. Walnut Creek A little bit better in wear! A little bit better in fit! A little bit better in service! ADOBE SHOP Art Supplies ' Crafts ' Framing ' Cards ' 1467 NEVVELL AVE. WALNUT CREEK H O K Y S I'HGI'ILAN'D PHARMACY HAMBURGERS 0 MALTS PRESCRIPTIONS 2353 Mr. Diablo Blvd., Walnut creek - YE 4-6466 Chicken Prawns Fries Fries WALNUT CREEK HARDWARE Salud Salad A Complete Line of Hardware 89C 69C 1545 LOCUST STREET YE 4-3500 NEVER ANY BETTER FOR LESS! PESHON RUG WORKS Sugar Plum Pastry Shop Agnes and Felix Merz RUG UPHOLSTERY 6' CLEANING' We make those old country specialties ALTERATIONS . INSTALLATIONS . SALES Our decorated cakes are party highlights 2106 North Main St. - Walnut Creek - YE 4-3202 YE 4.4637 1355 Main SL INLAND TYPEWBITER COMPANY GREER 6' PIERCE ' Real Estate Mi. Diablo at Oakland Blvd. REAL ESTATE SERVICE CO. Ymlowslone 42263 H ATlar1tic 3.6217 RALPH. TONY 6. OWEN Lafayette Plaza at Moraga Road ' Lafayette SALON I PETTICOAT LANE WILLERT 6: HENRIKSEN PLUMBING CONTRACTORS 2639 North Main St. WALNUT CREEK YElloWstone 5-5717 BARNEY GILBERT REAL ESTATE Q INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC Complete Service YE 4-7641 1410 Main Street Walnut Creek -, Q we-.Q XS, W, L.--3':'ZT ' ..,.--g13::1::i37Tf QT' 'Z1,,tQ, - - f + L . ,L ,, M A- , A f x L , A .. ,., my .s , . , AT FIRST SAVINGS YOUR SAVINGS EARN at the Current rate oi 3573 per annum and are INSURED FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN KAREFREE KITCI-LENS Appliances, TV, and Complete Kitchens 1335 Main St. YE 4-3227 STITCH 'N STYLE PATTERNS ' FABRICS ' NOTIONS 980A Hough Ave. LAFAYETTE ATlantic 3-6720 IORY'S FLOWERS ELCWEES APPROPRIATE ECE ALL OCCASIONS A S S O C I A T I O N Delivery Anywhere 1332 Main Street, Walnut Creek Wm- R- MGTIITL MCIUCQGT 1542 BONANZA ST. WALNUT CREEK Walnut Creek Meat Co. IRENE THIES . D1-ess Shop Dealer in QUALITY MEAT YEW76 1432 Main St. YE 4-4454 50 PETTICOAT LANE WALNUT CREEK WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE YE11owstone 4-6269 1405 Locust Street Walnut Creek RUSS' BARBER SHOP YE 4-6408 1537 Cypress Avenue fopposite Purity Storel WALNUT CREEK Gilbert L. Van Warmer Representative for HERFF IONES CO. Nationally Famous Class Rings Graduation Announcements - Trophies Personal Name Cards - Club Pins 126 POST STREET SAN FRANCISCO LESTER G. LAWRENCE Since 1921 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL 1639 Main Street Walnut Creek YE 4-4442 fl09 TUNNEL MOTORS LINCCLN 4 MERCURY 1839 Mt. Diablo Blvd. YEllowstone 4-4431 Walnut Creek 209 M Dminglglg SUPPLY COMPANYWQM are k 1- T- LUCAS CO- YE 5-5800 DE soTo - PLYMOUTH LUPOI PRODUCE YE 4 4437 YE 4 6963 2354 Buena Vis V YE 45132 Walnut Cre k 2100 North Mcnn St. Walnut C k KEIEERS SHOE SERVICE HQUSES HOME SERVICE Featuring Ccrt's Paw Soles cmd Heels Ccbinefs . Formica 1392 Main sl. wqmux C k YE 5-1882 YE 5 1775 l1l9 Alpine Rd Walnut C k fix E . kk ' 4 ':'-.,. '.:-:ff:-'1A ' 2 . .A Q? 4 '.:14 ul ,' 7? V' 3 , .:,ff f l..E1DY'S COUNTRY GIRL 1436 Broadway I see you've chosen your job wisely Nobody needs a seer to tell that Sue made a wise choice when she decided on telephone work. After all, she knew before she started that she'd get a lull salary while learning an interesting job. She knew that her salary would increase regularly and that she'd meet lots of new friends . . . work in clean, pleasant offices, relax in comfortable lounges dur- ing otf-duty periods. Why not find out more about the advan- tages of telephone work from your school vocational counselor or a friendly Pacific Telephone employment adviser. Pacific Telephone 0, Q There's a good job for you with Pacific Telephone f If Xgfrl Q :Yogi f, Ad - 2 - , - gk X 455 fo x 33911 ' l l Na f fe, r U, ' ' ' f I' Q I ' V 5 . L' 1 1 47 , ! I li n'vi'ii3q'f f ff. i H .Ol I L Q Ly XXXP i .IO I I IATZIIIIIL ge of 1521 Franklin Street Oakland Ask operator for the Oakland Employment Ol!ico For information THE OSMUNDSEN COMPANY BUILDERS or DISTINCTION 2076 Mt. Diablo Blvd. Walnut Creek YE 4-9318 Iohn M. Osmundsen, Owner RETT-WHITE F O R D Sales and Service WALNUT CREEK LAFAYETTE 1816 Main Street Mt. Diablo G HOIDPY Valley Rd. YE 4-6714 AT 3-6295 Lynch Foods - Pnng s Donut Shop PARKS Tv 6 Appliance Mem Where you simply save Home Of the Stars Home of Rent-To-Own Plan Specializing in party orders YE 4-7128 4 Wholesale Prices 1395 Mum street Walnut creek 1901 North Main Street Walnut Creek WALNUT CREEK ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Complete lines of APPLIANCES :Sf FIXTURES YE 4-7682 2235 North Main Street BOB KELLOGG'S HEALTH STUDIO QLOOK BETTER ...mr . 0 I-'EEL BETTER 0 LIVE LONGER Body Building -::- Weight Gaining Reducing Physical Conditioning 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Men and Women 1251 Arroyo Way YE 4-8500 Mm-.U 6 MCCPHERSON British Motor Car Distributors . . IMPORTED CARS - NEW and USED Royal Tire Service two Walnut Creek locations ATIGUHC 44367 2679 N. Mum sf. 2072 Mi. Diablo Blvd. 3440 Mt. Diablo Bivd. Lafayette YE 5-4321 YE 4-4277 I spilling-out skirt 1 frenchy sash for noments to be remembered. metticoated, fluffcd-out rink nylon organza .... New K if WAl.NUT ITREE RCDADWAY CENTER Qs ,lzn s P o R 'r s Q n d G A M E s f t is t, Q 5 , Where the Athletes Meet I M' i M :-: rzz lf1 ' r 1604 Locust Street wt H 'APHH ', 'A S t ,X ' v z ' ' YE 5-1017 te fit t Sincerely, T E D G U R N E Y 5 EL CABALLEROH it ei Mi , PICTURED ABOVE. left to right: Miss Hose. Madeline Deklotz. Annette Ramelli. PICTUHED LEFT, left to right: lane Berry, Bev Westmcm, Carol Teskey. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Cashin. Sue Sankey, Sandy Slingsby. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Ross, Marion Nicholson, Dee Walker. The EL CABALLERO is the chief responsibility of a very ambitious group of people, headed this year by Annette Rcxmelli and Madeline Deklotz, editors. Many hours were spent by the entire class schedul- ing pictures, writing and typing copy, selling ads. reading proof, and making lists of names. Every deadline was a crisis that was met with cheerful smiles, It is to be hoped that this book is an adequate representation of the core and work that Went into it, that the pictures will serve to jog your memories from time to time, and that the remem- brances of people and activities will be a valuable aid in remembering Las Lomas, lf-357. M Nw xg B INDEX Administration . . Art Club ..... Assembly Committee . Baseball ..... Basketball .... Boys Block LL . . . Business Club .... Council of Organizations . Cheerleaders .... Dedication. . Faculty . . . Football ..... Freshman Class ..... Freshman Dance .... Future Teachers of America Games Committee .... Girls' Athletic Association . Girls' League ..... Girls' Service Society . . Golf Team ..... Hi-Y ......... House of Representatives . Iunior Class ...... Iunior Prom ...... Iunior Red Cross .... Iunior Statesmen of America Language Clubs ..... Maintenance . . Maiorettes. . Music Club . Newspaper ..... Palladians ....... Photo News Release Club . Rally Committee .... Science Club ..... Senior Class . Senior Play . . Sonq Leaders. . . Sophomore Class . . Sophomore Dance . . Student Body Officers . Student Council. . . Swim Teams .... Tennis . . . Track ..... Yearbook Staff . . ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Upon completing the 1957 El CABALLERO, We feel that We owe a great deal of thanks to many people who have played both large and small parts in the production of this annual. No yearbook can be edited without the help of a competent and dependable staff. We feel that we had just such a group Working with us during this past year, and we greatly appreciate all the help and assistance which they have given us, for without them this book would not have been possible. The staff consisted of lane Berry, Carol Cashin, Wendy Kidwell, Bruce McBride, Marion Nicholson, Eddie Picone, Kay Ross, Sue Sankey, Sandy Slingsby, Carol Teskey, Dee Walker, Bev Westman, Toni Oswill, and Tom Greene. We also wish to thank the faculty and administration for the wonderful co- operation and understanding which they have given us during the past year, and Ted Gurney, Gene Gordon, and Roger Clark for the excellent photography they have done for this yearbook. Special thanks are owed to Mr. Bob Moon of California Art and Engraving Company and Mr. Bob Ozias of Lederer, Street and Zeus for the invaluable assistance which they have given us in designing and editing the 1957 EL CABALLERO. Annette Ramelli - Madeline Deklotz Editors 1957 EL CABALLEIRO S. fy, fam! Q 953222 1 '1 wi v Wm QGXHW wi fwfr i gl. 3. QF, ., .. H3 4 as .x.,. H .Lv , l E. , lu ,if X. uv I 'u . ww lin--:'jv:. ' WF? I X I .ua ' -3 fag A ' in 1 , -- f ' ' Vi - A-1, ' f . ff 51.4 ' ' 'l gk, ' , bg ,N ' ' f- Kg ,A , f 341' 1 ,-' ' X L. lr ' 0- Q 4,1 V x 1 V' ' 4 ' ' . , ,Niall 5-1'-1 . 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