Leuzinger High School - Pylon Yearbook (Lawndale, CA)

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A 1951 DYL6 f Yi xl Q5 wk QB -., Q 1 f N, Q37 , 'Q-'-.1-ik-inf XX ix. Air Age X br Sg A . R-, , , , if , ,T x N ,Z 4. Q' , xx 4, 'if . ,, j,,J i.. E, 1' X gf- Q-WZ Eqjitlion Lgljv 'M x.5'?T! Q9 x. +V ,Y I ,J my A 15 aa SJ P 'Q es 'J LEUZINC-ER La Volume Nin HIC SCHOOL wndale, California eteen Forewa rd M. As the graduating seniors of '51 and other students of Leu- zinger High School look through the pages of this yearbook, the Pylon staff hopes that this air age edition has captured for everyone the desirable memories and happenings of the 1951 school year. The staff selected the air age theme as it reflects the broad fields still left to conquer in the progress of the world. lt is the staff's sincere hope that the Seniors of '51 will go forth to fulfill their place in our growing and advancing world. May the cloudless sky of happiness marking their commence- . ment day continue for them. lv, A.,- fm , ,s.v Mw O la l 7 is 1 is 1 ADOLPH, ,rr.l ,,s.s - ,a,,,,.....--ef ,..1-f' . V .,,.,, ' W we my WM Dedication . . .,, .J , QV, , 'fag' Q. 5 , f lf' ,4 , l 1 - 4' ,, . 5.0: - ' ' iff af if -N f .f ' ' X .1 Thirteen years ago on September 10, 1938, an important flight on the airship Olympian started for Wallace Nyman. He ioined the instruction crew as a teacher in the social science de- partment. A His ready humor, genuine interest in young people and his helpfulness quickly gained for him the personal friendship of other teachers and students. He has had other teaching assign- ments at Leuzinger. In 1940 he served as baseball coach of a championship team. The flight here was interrupted August 16, 1945, when Mr. Nyman left to serve Uncle Sam as lieutenant iunior grade in the U. S. Navy. He returned here to resume his pre-scheduled flight on December 11, 1945. February 3, 1946, marked a milestone in the flight as he was appointed to the controls of the newly created position of direc- tor of curriculum and guidance at Leuzinger. Under his direction the counselling and guidance program was organized, with the English and history classes serving as the guidance runway. Many students found their school life happier and more suc- cessful because of the understanding guidance of Mr. Nyman. And so to Mr. Nyman the yearbook staff of 1951 dedicates the air age edition of the Pylon and waves him on to even brighter horizons in the future as principal of the new Hawthorne High School. Bon voyage and happy landings! .HELL . i i K L F P Z C, F.---.-.----V Z L Table of Contents At the Controls is A can CU 'E' On the Beam gf? 5 14 2 FD 03 5 ii 2. r E 5' 3 4,15 271776 '5 .U P I :W XS, V, : 5' UQ Q 2 E UQ :- FJ 5' na 7 F' rn '1 rn Q- I QE. :r FU' Vi -Y, O THE C0 T Warm, f fl 'Heli Q 'nie gm Ufficers in ommand -ravi' HELEN M. TOMBS Girls' Vice Prinicpal VERN J. RICE Principal ,Www LOREN C. BARTON Boys' Vice Principal HOWARD WAYMIRE Direclor of Curriculum and Guidance COUNSELLORS, SEATED, Doris Weary, Ruth Dicker, Lillian Shumbeck. STANDING, Harold Welzler, Beecher Fawcett, .i 5 Q ,kk- JAMES A- WTCHFU- nn. cecu o. GARTON s. M. sALLowAv ozone: w. aunrono P'e5'denl Vice-President Member Member musrsss JOHN W. FLANAGAN DR. J. GARNER Member Assistant Superintendent E. 'lllun MAY SIMPSON Attendance Officer lx fb- H FRED HEISNER Superintendent, Centunela Valley Union High School District LOWELL BRUBAKER Acting Attendance Officer FLIGHT OFFICE ICommercial Departmentl, SEATED, Rurh Beede, SUPPLIERS lH0me Ewnvmifst. Mursverife McGill, Grace Wilcox Maurine Bennett, Ruth Dicker, Jeanne Johnston. STANDING, Robert dePUffm9n' head, ldv DSPPNUN, Rt-Wh Yunkef Jacqueline 5'l'iCkeY Weekes, Ray Erickson, department head. MUSJCM- MOTOR? JM'-'Sic D9P TRANSLATORS, language Department, SKY ARTJSTS TAY' DBPUYFMGML Robert Freel, menft, Affhuf Re'me : dePU 'me ' LEFT to RIGHT, Ray Garza, Marie Latasa, MWY LOU HUYIBUM HUYYY Kin95bU Yf deP0 '- head, Evelyn Gawthrop, Fred War- contend Lopresnl mem head. Teh. WOMEN GYM TEACHERS, Marion Gray, Marilyn McCall, Eleunore Hines, Dolores Fitchman, Maurine Clausen. GYM TEACHERS' George MWPhY, William Hoyt, Edward Kerpa and Vard Hunt. James Johnstone is not shown. Being sworn into student body offices for first semester are: Ercil Brown, chief iustice, Don Locke, control chief, Kay Edwards, treasurer, Jim Maxwell, vice president and Dick Lester, president Second semester officers ure: Bob Neal, president, Bill McPherson . vice president, Barbara Lewis, secretary, Randall Etchells, treas- urer, Don Pepper, control chief and Don Locke, chief iustice Delora Buttler, first semester secretary, is not shown. SENATE, FIRST SEMESTER, SEATED FRONT ROW B Neal P King B McPherson D Scheiber, B. Lester, E. Murphy SECOND ROW L Lefevre B Slocum J Musk C Taylor D. Davis, A. Hansen, H. Duster THlRD ROW B Bowman S Plckerlll C Young E Spears, B. Sailor, M. Rudd STANDING Miss Doris Weary adviser M Hanson D Pepper, J. Richards, D. Locke D Lester R Slaten E Brown P Massey J Skeen J. Berry, J. Maxwell, E. Melendy D Butler B Markle gr-W.-uvv and -':w LkZMI: 4-Q, ',, ' WW 'SECOND SEMESTER SENATE, FRONT ROW, T. Wadman, W. Wardlow, F. Waits, R. Etchells, D. Locke, SECOND ROW, P. Olson, J. Sands P. Gibson, A. Hansen, J. Berry. THIRD ROW, E. Harris, J. Musk, J. Bury, B. McPherson. FOURTH ROW, M. Rudd, N. Henry, P. Crookston N. Cusick, D. Scheiber. FIFTH ROW, D. Pepper, D. Doyle, E. Lenk, J. Maxwell, E. Murphy, R. Slaten, H. DeYoung, B. Neal, M. Hansen B. Lewis. .At 'wr--1 FIRST SEMESTER HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FRONT ROW, K. Kastner, D. Hill, R. Walker, R. Magruder, G. Slaten, K. Greevy, J. Berg. SECOND ROW, J. Bigby, L. Tague, B. l.aMarche, A. Mick, J. Morris, L. Parks, L. Seraphine. THIRD ROW, B. Smith, J. Patchin, P. Grumbles, J. Whitaker, M. Tate, P. Gibson, M. Hansen. FOURTH ROW, D. A Graham, M. Griswold, D. Wallis, A. Schmidt, J. Winter, R. Donaldson, R. Nukes. M Commanders GLENDA SLATEN Speaker of the House f First Semester Y, ,isa if. Y- Yvnix. . , , f' I , , 1 , ,f I , I II. 1 f , f. ,f .' f , '.' 1 . 1, , I ' , I l 4 l 'fluff f L I 1 1746 ff. L f 1 1. fy is f- to -,, BEVERLY ALEXANDER I, ' Speaker of the House ' fl , Second Semester ' 'A ' ' Q' , L I .f l. I 'Aa E Q. ' I SECOND SEMESTER HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FRONT ROW, M. Martinez, R. Floyd, M. Tate, D. Lambert, R. Magruder, D. Philpott, E. Emerson, R. Neil, K. Greevy, P. Hodnett, J. Orr, M. Rodman, P. Rodman. SECOND ROW, C. Saint, L. Seraphine, R. Hammond, J. Morris, D. Rose, K. Kastner, D. Shields, P. Pepper, P. Leach, P. Ander- son, J. Berg. THIRD ROW, L. Hunter, S. Sutherland, B. Bailor, C. Moore, I. Whitaker, B. Alexander, R. Ulibarri, J. Contestabile, I. Gray. FOURTH ROW, B. Donaldson, J. Abshier, D. Chandler, P. Massey, C. Teague, R. Nokes, S. Cloud, R. Whalen, D. Cannon, F. Taylor, F. Reed, M. Hanson, Mr. Robert Hummel, adviser. GROUND CREW, lControl Committeel, FRONT ROW, J. Bigbe, C. Dillon, M- Kessenich. J- Berry. B- I-vvdefbvvsh. A- Mick. M-Ulook. E Brose R Sciortino, G. Glidden, G. Smith. SECOND ROW, Mrs. LoPresti, adviser, C. Brown, G. Rohlotf, P. Pepper, I. Whitaker, B d ' . THIRD ROW L. Maxwell G. Scham Roberts M Thomsen, B. Burkman, D. Watkins, M. Willis, V. Van Debecken, Mr. Rounds, a vlser , I I ' beck H Jones, T. Lopez, H. deYoung, B. Newman, J. Irwin, L. Lee, D- BORIS, M- MEUYS- FOURTH ROW, Fred 50051110111 D- 5ll19lW J Lybyer J. Richards, R. Bradbury, G. Foster, D. Pepper, T. Markle, K. Bell. FIFTH ROW, G. Dinsmore, W. Brigante, E. Melendy, G Quinn J Cameron, J. Clark, J. Stuteville. C. Younq. D. Sheaffer. L. Carson. flip., fs Nike GIRLS' LEAGUE CAIINET, SECOND SEMESTER, FRONT ROW, Pat O'Neill, vice president, Mary Martes, secretary, Lois Blomquist, treasurer, Pat Taylor, historian, .kldene Borland, social chairman, SECOND ROW, Joyce Bury, Senior representative, Geraldine Davies, Junior representative, Betty Crase, Sophomore representative, Clyda Hall, Freshman representative, Mary Tillis, friendship chairman, Helen Spomy, service chairman. PAT KING Girls' League President First Semester enema l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET, FIRST SEMESTER, FRONT ROW, Jackie lilly, secretary, 3, l Darlene Scheiber, vice president, Jody Berg, historian, Chiloe Moore, servie chair- f man, Lois Blomquist, social chairman, SECOND ROW, Leora Christman, Senior ' representative, Alma Campbell, Junior representative, Mary Martes, Sophomore ADORAE HANSEN representative, Pamela Haueter, Freshman representative, Martha Christensen, Girls' League President friendship chaimian. second Semener L BOB NEAL Boys' League President First Semester f J1M MAXWELL Boys' League Presidenf Second Semester i W BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET, FIRST SEMESTER, Bill McPherson, vice presidentg Jim lindner, secretary, Denny Bingham, treasurer. - 1 - 1 1 1 1 .itll 1 'Ei' ,Tiff 1 I BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET, SECOND SEMESTER, Ed Murphy, vice president, Larry Lefevre, secretaryp Ed Schoolcraft, treasurer. . A .Lila -f YWA- AA INV, . -my ff 4' ' '27 .1 Q-,, n '- i E lo-s f F T , if it S A or A 5 gi. .f F I CAFETERIA STAFF: FFONT low, Florence Heckert, w Hadfn' Lottie Smith, 'Wad' Emma Eemg' 1 Myrtle Johnson. SECOND ROW, R050 i Nagy, Helen Goughner, Florence . HUF, Doris Miller, Mefsdfft Smnh' E E E f L PASSENGER LIST KEEPERS of the Attendance Office are Marcie Gutierrez and Betty Brown. F , C:- KG A 'ix CONTROL STAFF in the Busi- ness Omce are seated, Delores Edwards, Kathryn Bent. STAND- ING, Virginia Griffin, Mattie Crockett, Carrie Price, Mildred Back. ? ww fi 0 Q - 'f-.I ,f . mag ,, W ,L W w ff + fa- A 1- 3- ,t,L E- f ,. ' NW K Q H - ,mm , .1 v-ftgfxfywiy :iv K . ., 'lf Y i R CONNIE ACOSTA Pep Club Senior Glee I I if fa BOB ARNOLD Band IRIS ACOSTA Christian Fellowship Y-Teens 'Ml l at 'fa- pg RICHARD ARNOLD latin Club Dancing Club nwvlx 'YZ'-TSP' i 49s -xr li' 2.-it LEROY ARMSTRONG Choir Boys' Glee JACK ALLEN WILLIAM ANDREWS ::'Q2 Q if GILBERT ARVIZU DURON .A'VERY DALLAS BAER Varsity Football Ritle Club 95: an wg--, 4' GENE BAKER WANDA BAKER Ind, Arts Club Girls' Glee C lA'D 'An MARY BARIICK RONALD nvisss Varslty Football Moionn. Varsity Baseball The opening day of school found many proud new seniors strutting around showing off their class rings and sweat- ers. After the .hustle and bustle of taking over the senior square, they settled down to the more serious business of studies and activities. You Can't Take It With You, which opened the activities of the year was rated as a top notch comedy. Many of the parents turned out for it and were proud of the work their sons and daugh- ters had done. The first semester activities ended with the Senior Mardi Gras Hop, to which the student body was invited. Charting the course for the tirst semester Seniors are Nautaliea Henry, secretary, Leora Christman, Girls' league representative, Jim Maxwell, Boys' League representative, and Margie Rudd, historian. I! I t l s Q' , J 1 , sexi if fa' I IJ JZ i 1 t - . V pw , I l l 1 BARBARA n:cKMAN l ' 1 h 1 F' 15' h f .f p ALVIN :mn ' Christian Fellowship Hi-Y -'T' W 5 'gn , 1, AA , 'W CHARLOTTE BEIGBELDER 0. lu- 'K , K GENE IIGGS I Football C Tldtk l . V if P l ll 1 C7 l .0 MARY BOOK Nature Club President Control ,gn fl , In YZ-V, qv DORA BELCHER Y-Teens Juniar Red Cross vi. THE LMA BENKEIT Radio Broadcasting G.A.A. 5' mir ' 'M tr 2 V L JUNE BERRY G.A.A. President L Club President i.. -C 15:1 - X ' li A jf' JEAN BINDER Journalism Stat? we fi.. 1 x if iw, IRMA BELL G.A.A. if Q91 ' 4. fc' Q rw K '-7 g, JODY IEIG Sr. Class Historian G.L. Historian 5 : 1? nz -' A583-15 :li viz nun mls: .J ' ' . 2 t: fr 1 A Kp f A ...ff Ere , . JEANNE BOGIN Control l'YIon Stal? Scholarship Society if ' -. ' mf? 1 TJ ' 44: ,,s ' Q 1 PARALEE IOILAND NEll.lE BOTTIGEI Pep Club Choir umb r '5l 4. --:Mp lt was u proud moment for Senior presidents Bob L YE A no 1 ' M Xt, CHARLOTTE BOLTON Senior Glee , Q1 '15 X CORALIE IOUCHER Kits G.A.A. e Lester and Foster Waits the first time they wore their class sweaters. K' f, A? 1 I ,QC fy Q' l ,J 'Q DARLENE IONTRAGEI Choir , 4? w' Y , ww 1 X , ' r BILL BOWMAN Yell Leader Key Club President ,,,..,....,..,,...v....7.-...C W i.W..... -.....f..- 'g. ,su ni. ROBERT BRADIURY ARLENE sumo BETTY IRITTAIN anus BROCK Choir pep club Pep. Club Pep Club Christian Fellowship Choir Clwlr Choir I' ...- if file Q ,I 3 fi 'f JIM snowu 1 5' A , . Choir BETTY BROPHY EICIL IRQWN LEONARD IIOWN IUETTNER V Choir Chief Jushre Ya' hed., Sum hp leader ' ilu. . VVCC, 5 ,gill f . 553, l . ,737 W 5 Y if ,fi , .K Q T? ' LARRY sunmssrn ARK ., ,. I PATSY Wolf FRED BURGHARI nAnAnA sums nussm sums G'A'A' Rildlv 5f0Ul'l4C5lln3 Pep Club Wahr Polo Formulalors ,owling Club Choir 5 Y Q Qi :U v fx: ...C , , 233 BETTY CALUCOAT f Arl Club .' f JOYCE ww 'mon 'UT'-E' RUDY cAMneu. olcx cANNoN ' 20:5 gautzzengogiye sludenl Body snrelqry B Football Manager Varsily Foolball ' ' P L Club Secretary Swden' cow, I is Y Y ' 1 fl Y C l iw, fab , Q f E Y NAOMI CARTER Y-Teens G. A .A . JIMMY cAnnou. QQIQAND CARSON :ICHAIRD cmxuoln JIMMY cnAsrAm V . ormu alors Bowling Cl b amly club Camera Club Radio lroallkasling Starting Tim - M- C .A Y Y I 1 f- er Q 1, Q,-:,, TONY CHAVE1 DONALD CHILDERS Fgqlbqll Spanish Club land Art Club if nys.-'-, f I JOAN CLARK RAYMOND COATS 1 'Ui f-if RICHARD COOK DORIS CRAlGMlLES Rihe Club Choir Senior Glee vi mg! LEATRICE DAWSON JOHN CUSICK B Football Choir I Letterman Club Senior Glee kg t -Q..-ff RONALD COLLINS Water Polo Wrestling .-.., CREIGHTON CRAMER THERESA DELANEY Pep Club Glrlx' Gln Y... i , l Q 3 58 ., 'Q-7 LEORA CHRISTMAN Song Queen G.L. Representative 4 4 I 1 i F J . X unoner comes 1 A , ga, 'uf' x JOAN CRAWFORD Christian Fellowship Pep Club f W, ' 'lim 1 5 iq' I s 2 Lb 1 Er- f, y 3 w A HAROLD De YOUNG Football Track 5.3- -cw- .IERRY DOWELL 'U Varsity Football J Varsity Club Q GENE DINSMOOR CATHY DONATO DAN DOYLE Varsity Football Key Club President J.V. Baseball Varsity Football Sept mb r ll ! . 1 Ml . .,,:,-. A CAROL CLARK Scholarship Society Kits IARIARA CONNOR PATSY CROOKSTON Radio Broadcasting G.A.A. CARLEE DILLON Band G.A.A. JOANN DUNBAR Senior Glee Christian Fellowship sf 3 RANDALL ETCHELLS we 4 5 M fi -u 11 in E il 5 J DOUGLAS EDINGER NORMA EUIANK ' PATRICIA FARDEN N A FERG Key Club Srohlarshlp Society Nature Club Spanish Club USUN Bowling Club Student Body Treasurer Hi-'I'ggn3 :il BETTIE FOSTER FRED FREDERICKS Pep Club Boys' Glee Choir Senior Play A, 151 'V ffwwllffuiiii' lv '- 2 I my -we-w Ann-IA FIIEDMAN GERALD GARDINBR The second semlester cabinet show otf their senior rings. They are Alice Fogfbgll Kortf, vice presrdentp Margie Rudd, secretaryp Joyce Bury, Girls League representativep Dayton Rundall, Boys' League representative, and Jody Berg, historian. 4,4 L:-, M i Q A ,f-, I ' N, , li on L. .-.. A . 3, as was 4 M I . -rw W, vo iw E, ...f I Q.. v K Tia 5.5 A-A ,J-of gf Hqzj .Awww W an N X Q, if K DIXIE GATES LORRAINE GILL GAYE GLIDDEN GEORGE GODDARD DOROTHY GOODRIDGE Christian Fellowship Varsity Football Y'T'0lli Kits J.V. Baseball Knitting Club Q ' if' f ' If I I il DON GOODWIN DICK GRAHAM GEORGE GRAY DORIS GREEN STANLEY GREEN C Football Truck Christian Fellowship B Truck Football G.A.A. . L A hip' asse ge 5 inlay. 4 ,Q x .z -.' i- 'F 4 ig -ef, P V, me 1 Q. DON GRISKQNIS MARVIN GRISWOLD JOHN GIONES ZONA GROSHONG Ina. Arts Club Vwivv Tr-'df land Chu-f Chai, Senior Glue Until Uncle Sam depleted the ranks, the class of Sl was the largest in history. But the class was still large and on June 14, at graduation exercises, 338 seniors received their diplomas. It was a busy second semester for seniors with many holiday cruises sched- uled amid routine flights. Late in March the seniors gathered at El Camino Campus Center for their long awaited prom, Dancing in the Dark, the social highlight of the year. Senior boys in din- ner iackets danced with their dates in 2 IT. ee ' X SHIRLEY GUAY Girls' Glee Orchestra 4 d f Z' N h 5 is - l A' PAT GRUMBLES Dancing Club Pep Club President is GLOIIA GUTIERREZ MARJIE HAFER Scholarship Society 4 G.A.A. frothy evening gowns to the music of , ,gtk Keith Williams. ' i' 'i ' r it Reading of the log of records by Pat King and the forecast by Alice Korff y ' 9 X at 1' topped the evening of Harvest Moon, - Y 1 S P ,, A L P ' the senior banquet. Entertainment was ,nv P W' if-ld of the home grown variety. l Ditch day on May 'll found Leuzinger e c f A rather deserted. lt seems all the Seniors had gone AWOL in their play clothes, Bonn HAH mm NM, mo iuxmauu to spend the day picnicking and enioy- : 'i0E :'Y ing the sun. 'P U i ll 5 cr Qs Q if- P ,A A r ,,,. , J - J r rm f l MsussA nuvuuou num Humana Anon: mmsm mAncAnn mmsm mom nurse Choir 'Radio Brggdgqgqing G.A.A. President Camera Club President Girls' Glen Bend G.A,A, G,L. President Pylon Photographer i '. '7 .ef l ...f-Qu we df' , ,oe ' he f A. BETTIE HAWLEY DONAlD HAYDON RUTH HEILNER NAUYAUEA HENRY IRENE HERN NUWY' Club Slwllifh Club Christian Fellowshio Y-Teens G A.A. G.A.A. l Club o 333 seniors .E , .LZ f . ix Q' s V, A . EMM. I 3 ,, Y Tix n Vw, fini FRED HERNANDEZ JOE HERNANDEZ Football Talent Show Swimming Choir RODNEY HIBIEN GEORGIA HILL Pep Club Olympian Staff BARBARA HULL VIRGINIA HUNTER Radio Broadcasting Scholarship Society GARY JEFFRIES BETTY JENKINS KENNETH JUE ANNAMAE KAISER - Spanish Club G.A.A. PAULA HINZ 1 JANIS HUSTON Scholarship Society nf IRENE JENSEN G.A.A. 'Wu-75'-Q , I , Eg GILBERT KELSO I-IAZEL HERRINGTON DONNA HEUSSER Art Club Senior Play Swimming Pageant I ,gl il if f , latt 3' 5 gy, Vi I 3, f g is A X I si' HAROLD HULEN Stage Crew G.A.A. Ind. Arts Club JEWELL HOLLAND Spanish Club JOYCE IIDA JACK IRWIN Scholarship Society Football Y-Teens Key Club ORVAL JOHNSON DIANIE JONES Ind. Arts Club 1. -kvw iii MILDRED KESSENICH 4 Scholarship Society G.A.A. ALINE KENREY Operations Base - - Y- -A ...L L0lS KINDINGER Scholarship Federation L Club Vice President PAT KING G.L. President Education Club President GLENDA KROUNAPPLE it S' A' 'fi' LINTON LEE Basketball B Letterman Club BOB LESTER Varsity Baseball Control Chief MARGARET LOHSTROH Yell Leader Scholarship Society DONNA KRULL Girls' State Delegate Pep Club 5 1 f-3' F 7 gf f SHIRLEY LEE Pep Club Y-Teens G47 PEGGY LEVENE Girls' Glee G.A.A. Ei L .. . . - 5:25 1 , s. i t L4-:WA I ,K I 21- ,gg -pw , MARGARET LORENZ Christian Fellowship Y-Teens u inge- TOM LAMBERT Pylon Staff Latin Club LARRY LeFEVRE Varsity Baseball Varsity Club President kk! L Rays.. 7 .V . V3 DON LIEN Band B Football Q' Q 1 i:: f 1 : .Sm-si' 5 A 7- . 'I' K an yi 'ff F Vx SHIRLEY LUDWIG Scholarship Society G.A.A. nom: Knox ALICE KORFF An Club Yell Leader Camera Club G-A-A- , L xg N BARBARA LAUDERBAUGH Scholarship Society Bowling Club ERICK LENK Varsity Football Key Club A g is I ' HOPE LINGO L Club G.A.A. 52 L ies . W' . DANNY LUNDELL Dance Band Key Club JUDY LAWRENCE L Club Scholarship Society 4 E 1 I V l l l DICK LESTER l Student Body President 1 Olympian Editor 3 1 l J l l 4 l 4 3 1 i DON LOCKE Chief Justice Control Chief 1 gg gg 1v.- R MARGIE MANNING Scholarship Society G.L. Representative 5 1 A LITTLE MORE T0 THE LEFT PLEASE! Gerling lust fhe right Marion Mulhern. '-if J. X4 l fi til! to rhe morlar board is a big problem fo Gary Wills and 2 I BETTY McCLEAN .Q A T Xa ,.,,,, I BARBARA McKIN NEY BETTY M:CLOUD X ? an 15 DONNA M:WILLIAMS Eledion Board Choir E dx, A , ,q,, K ,zgv A l T E. 1 .1 2 ' M r be 1 GLENN MARSH Hi-Y Camera Club ,, f ,qs TZ' Q-.1 A ix.: MARY ANN MATHAR Pep Club :F lv-'lj A LEE MASTE RMAN Stage Crew Wrestling 'Q' no-isr t 'L J MARGARET MATHEWS li 1 T' Q N E F ,i YOUSUKE MATSUSHITA F, ll s g T.. A, , A f H, JAMES MAXWELL B.L. President Key Club ,gf Nm li Q' 'Mn Tw T ja- H' W Q f fax if er :A ,- . if-. i . ,A , A I 4 N., ,X EDNA McCRAE Y-Teens G.A.A. J ' an ii All SALLY McCUTCHEON TOM MCGUIRE Eledion Board Pep Club fr '0- 0 M- fr -4 MARGARET McWILLIAMS ANDY MEYER ANN Wreslling Red Crass Q Baskerbcll Senate L L M , ,if ' raw Destination lil- f L F ':': 5 Q L .L I ii F :F fa ' -A M L 'N f ' TWV '32 ,L L f M L 4 gg- 1 L X25 b L RK! L vs' -5 ' Lwff , L - X X I . ,guy MILLER LOUIS MILLER NANCY MLLLH Jo MILLET DOLOIES MOLLE Latin Club Choir Pep Club l Club Dance Band Christian Fellowship G. A. A. X ,. , xl L is 'i 'g L . 4 5 L, , Q y K- ,W 2 L wi f ff no ' Q- 'fl W, L- -5 L-B W L F0 5 by Q 1 '5 2 nw' 1-fare'-1 4 L.. lOl MOORE THA M laxeball if I - , L xx I NANCY NATALI IO! NEAL I. Club ' Student lady Preiident Scholarship Society Varsity Football MARION MULHEIN JACKIE MUSK Pap Pep Club Spanish Club President Choir Choir G.A.A. 1 'zz-: aa- a.. v 1 my -an IO! NEWMAN Key Club Varsity Football CLIFFORD NIPPIES PATTY NOKES Y-Yuen: l 'Gall 6 n l ' rf-v -fr 4 X .vw ELDON NORTHRUP IONALD OGDEN Vanity Football Varsity Swimming Wrestling Aj!! - L 1 ' n hot summer day seniors gather in the square to sit PHYLUS OLSON ANNIE PHILLIPS WMM , L Learning L Club Pep Club Scholarship Society Presidontclwil , l If V , .7 n in as nag I .iw .nw- J' I W f Y , K l X .1 'X VIRGINIA NLE DONNA POSTEL WILMA POTTER RONALD POWER OLIVER QUEEN Gil-lg' gre, Scholarship Society Y-Teens Girls' Glee Ari Club rl' . is xt .. Q if 'Y fm-Q 1 - . Ck Tl an 5' ' -gr if S ' f rx R, 5 ki V f is -' I A -'fn if R 'YM if fl' W' I 'W' f .nom oumr JACK mnsxv n. o. new .umrneiss DFSKCQEZMOH Sr. Class V. Presidenf Cho :Lid U Scholarship SocieIy Education Club V' LOUISE RICH Pep Club Choir rl 5 , sg L Q ' s BARBARA ROBERTS Latin Club Christian Fellowship MARGIE RUDD L Club l Song Queen Vaniiy FooIbalI ,nn TED RICH MAILENE IICHARUSON PATSY RILEY B Foolball Band Y-Teens B Leiiermen Club G.A.A. gg. ar- ' . ,. ,. rf fi' 1 lf 4 vi' 2 if 3 S . , i fy ,WA 1- ,. L- . S-wgyv' 3 ' Q? X ' x V . . PATRICIA ROY Pep Club G.A.A. GARY ROGERS GLENDA ROI-ILOFF Rifle Club L Club Managers Club 5 paris Princess ' gs, O if . :gl 3, I oAY1oN nuNoAu. oolones nuns: FAYF RUTTFR Formulaiors Y-Teens Cho Varsily Baseball Scholarship Soziely G'A'A' 7' LOUISE ROBARGE Y-Teens Red Cross l la all ffm, 16- - ff.:-1 FRANK noun Water Polo Swimming saggy 'Q S 1 lv' B' PAULINE RUYF Side Trip - - Parties, LEONARD SANDERS Xi? LOREN SANDERS Olympian Stal? Camera Club ..--df ' Q A -iii K me N fy. sf' 11 I ' 'lk' i s ' ... 5 ...Q A f ,R ,wmI'., f H21 K? WY- S, ak N V YZ MQ ' ' ' 1' I EDWARD SCHOOLCRAFT nos: mms sclonrmo 'RENE SASO Varsity Football Sang Queen J. V. Baseball I' f ra.-4, I BCI SELDEN Varsity Football Varsity Baseball if ' if EDNA SHAMILIN PAT SELLERS Education Club MARILYN SHAW QW FANNY SERNA Choir Girls' Glee mug? W KITTY SHUNKWEILER Y-Teens Bowling Club 11- f '::.:- 1 .4 me '- . Q -,BQ 1 ' , 'M' ' A JY JOHN SKFFN msn: sxovcmw ssrrv slocum wal Polo L Club Pep Club President G.A.A. Yell Leader vf E Y ' . . , ' 2 . ,, .f Q k fp, .lags .W . -f ! aj X LEE SMITH NAIDA SMITH Christian Fellowship Choir G.A.A. Christian Fellowship SHIRLEY SMIT H Control Committee G.A.A. BARBARA SHA FFER ' hw .5 +1-,df 3 ROBERT SHA FFER , ' ,l. , 5 fs? RONALD SIMON 'QQ- FLORENCE SIMS Football Announcer senior Gle. Radio Broadcasting 3 V , SHIRLEY SMALLEN GERALDINE Spanish Club Seni Kits ALMA SNEDDON Picnics and DanceS or Glee G.A.A. SMITH . A - .... V' ELAINE SPEARS Scholarshi p Society Olympian Editor A ng 3' Y A CHARLOTTE SPRAGUE g , ...: e 'S qw PM WHA l 1' gg lf'-M V A CLARA STOCUM Christian Fellowship ,Z Mark . DON STRUMPFER Dance land Orchestra BONNIE ,SPRINGEI A 'mi 2 lg, Pep Club Y-Teens 5 ,IV . 5 J A A J BETTY STOKES Christian Fellowship Swimming F 1 HQ' , me , is., fvvgsgggf' ef WILLIAM STLIILEFI ELD 3 -f' ,. if , M- A M 41 GEORGE STANTON Manager: Club House of Rep. 6 Q, ' m Q, K ,Af- GORDON STOLL Varsity Football -x i- Az S 1 .. x J, , Q .r ...W f 'off' LEE TAGUE I Football J. V. Baseball 1 li , fx- S 1+ sim' 43.5 A E as 5 ix , 3 11, if rf.. ix i 2 13 MIKE STELLINO Varsity Basketball LYNN STEVENSON 333 132. 41 92' '35 54 , K -A +L ? FLORENCE STRANG DARLENE STRUIING Senior Gloe Pep Club Band Radio Broadcasting .3 ,. 1 f' H ---, , J. D L ,leg L me V :G is l ,E xg.: SHIRLEY TALBOTT Willing their way are Jackie Musk, Elaine Spears, Adorae Hansen, and TROY THOMPSON Phyllis Olson, who are busily compiling the last minute instructions, gifts, and trivia left Leuzinger High School students and faculty by the 1951 seniors. ending Date ...aJi.... CHARLENE TAYLOR ANDY THOMAS h gf' Q51 , A , V N.. , 7 .. u p wr-vm-qv MARY THOMSEN G.A.A. Formulators E2 'A ,ff K I-it WILLIAM THOMPSON Christian Fellowship faq I lg L . , A A in ' Y A ,er , 1 , - ,K .,, 1 A I 9 5 1-N .-v .i ,717 W ': 2, W I V , . I-. T 2 'F ,,,g y+' Q' R-1.31 5 , A T- ll. BARBARA TIPTON PAT TOBIASON RALPH TODD Varsily Baseball Varsily Club 'S' fx fu :A W ' gg A - ri H fl' . S M YJ f 3 N Cv dr ,C - ---f-: Q 1 Aw A .rg M ,-.. -4. ROBERT .IRAPP FAHH TROMBLEY JEANNE .mms Saueezed In hgh! and preparing. to go AWOL 'on Smge Crew GA-A. y.1-een, dutch day are Dorothy Watkins, Joan Quint, Rm, Club Girls' Glee Pep Club Randy Elchells, Nancy Nalali, Don Childers and Frank Royal. ,f :C ' -p:'-,- , , ' Was: . A ' - Wiyiflgglll .R ' 'wg l W if 'll A .x 5 3. -,N 1 if ,., in , i :nv nf- 'r in-' ,,.,,,, i C ,I W ,C N. W D' -f' ' LAMRER1' TURNER VIVIAN VANDERBEKEN TOMMY VANPATTEN DONNA WADE HAROLD WAGNPR G.A.A Vursily Boskelbull Sporls Queen Drill Team Varsity Baseball Pep Club V , at 4 , 3 l, 1915 1 1 3 w T ,, ,N A i n ' 7 ' A :R 'C 1 1 JF- IS- N. IQ, A ir! T .. N ' ,, ' ' ....- N, f 7 - I H, if 19 A: ' v Y. . ' 7 as ,,, T C T Af FOSTER wfmg JACKIE WALRAUM RICHARD WALKER JO ANN WALLACE RUBIE wARD Y-Teens Band Pep Club Nature Club Latin Club G.A.A. A .,,.,. . I , . 4 ki f g , sl fl. , A- i Wf fa M Q 1 'Q T 'W Q 2' x I js I ' L 51 Y J t :Ar K -in 1 : Eff' ??'a At T i f gl i 'L 'iff ii i?-Xl SIN :-, ,s: DOROTHY wATKlNs CHARLOTTE wean JEANENE wzzo WARREN WHIPPLE HAROLD WHISTLER Conirol Dancing Club Pep Club Ind. Ang Cmb Yell leader G.A.A. G.A.A, G.A.A. B Track .lun I4 l l 'Sl Q 'S' Yi . .J ' .1 Q 4r Ni v 4, 'af My j WHIIMAN DON WILLIAMS GARY WILLS Club Basketball Senior Play Baseball Key Club Student Court ii l. f 'f:-- 1 .:. L- - Q .X , .4-s , '- . 'Tir 1 is 5 .1 F' . ,- , ,.':Tir'fs'-.':,'s X , ,. 1 MARY Lou wnus VALONE wiLsoN COLMAN YouNc JOAN Youwcsioon NANCY zlnow Christian Fellowship 5Ch0lU'5l1iP Society D'- f'n9 Club Election Board Girls' Glee VUYSIYY Football Christian Fellowship i fh- --san' N .wma N 1...-R 'ili .4 .A Y l 5 .. 5 SENIOR CLASS COUNSELLOR BEECHER FAWCETT P ewfFhght - f .5 -,fit aa.. - il.. THE SENIORS SALUTE . . . . . . Beecher Fawcett, one of the most loved and respected teachers of Leuzing- er High School. Mr. Fawcett has been a hardworking and loyal counsellor to the graduates of 'Sl for their entire four years. No matter how crowded his sche- dule or how many important things he had to attend to, he always seemed to have time to talk over a student's prob- lems with him. Mr. Fawcett came to Leuzinger in 1930 and founded the Chemistry and Physics Department. For a long while he also headed the Math-Science Department. Before coming to Leuzinger, he gradu- ated with a master's degree in Science of Education from Colorado State Teach- ers College. He taught for six years in Colorado before moving to California where he earned another master's de- gree in Education at U.S.C. Among his many hobbies are paint- ing, poetry and music. During his spare time, he often plays tennis or experi- ments with radio. Words cannot express the gratitude of the Senior Class for the guidance and never failing devotion of this kind- hearted gentleman, Mr. Fawcett. nkno E G U1 JUNIORS, FRONT ROW, C. Brown, J. Patchin, J. Meeker, D. Bryce, B. Gross, G. Reiss, L. Mattson. SECOND ROW, J. France, C. Adair, J. Long, S. McCann, C. Manheimer, V. Bladel. THIRD ROW, J. Brewer, R. Reynolds, P. Abbey, J. Jobgen, C. Thompson, J. Martin. FOURTH ROW, C. Hassold, M. Taualii, A. Schmidt, M. Slaughter, B. Engstrand, R. Bacon, Mr. Lockard. evening Uff Cute little de-icers of the drill team con- sisting of iunior girls really warmed up Leuz- inger's football games. The drill team is a proiect that made its first flight this year and everyone hopes that it will be a standard organization at L.H.S. Juniors navigators for the first semester were president Eddie Melendy, vice-president Carl Brown, secretary Barbara Lewis, treasurer Jean Posten, Girls' League representative Alma Campbell and Boys' League represen- tative Alan King. The advisers for the class of '52 are Miss Alice Johnson and Mr. James Lockard. Coun- sellors are Miss Ruth Dicker and Mr. Harold Wetzler. JUNIOR CABINET, first semester, FRONT ROW, vice-president Carl Brown, president Eddie Melendy, treasurer Jean Posten, SECOND ROW, Boys' League representative Alan King, Girls' League representative Alma Campbell. Sec- retary Barbara Lewis is not shown. JUNIORS, FRONT ROW, W. Barnard, P. Gillniar, J. Lilly, D. Lester, D. Rose, B. Keever, C. Moore, R. Padilla. SECOND ROW, D.'Rios, B. Locke, N. Melton, D. Giesen, J. Morgan, D. Reese, B. Ross, C. Teague, D. Green. THIRD ROW, K. Mclntyre, R. Jones, P. Carpenter, L. Stnlth, B. Sanders, A. Johnson. B. Fox. E. LaFever. FOURTH ROW, R. Nelson, D. Caughell, K. Bell, H. McDonald, R. Allen, S. Waggner, B. Mattlce, B- Owens- e'!wwllwMwM..e- .. .VA ww e 'hs -Qi- T A16 43 'G' JUNIORS, FRONT ROW, B. Gardner, M. Hanson, A. Short, D. Nalevaiko, R. Floyd, C. Doyle. SECOND ROW, M. Carpenter, J. Locke, C. Ahrens, S. Roberts, R. Blaisdell, J. Bradford, P. Murray. THIRD ROW, R. Arnold, F. Velarde, W. Brigante, B. Hardy, J. Elslander, M. Fisette. FOURTH ROW, G. Gerhauser, D. Underwood, G. Konrath, C. Crow, J. Buhrman, B. Shaw, R. Johnson. Class of '52 The biggest air show for the iuniors was its prom Moonlight and Roses held April 2'l. The iuniors placed new emphasis on the prom bY electing a queen. The girls that were run- ning were Janice Tillis, Alma Campbell, Dar- lene Scheiber, Barbara Lewis, Nada Haynie, Aline Weisner, Jo Patchin, Marilyn Skifstrom, Kay Edwards, Rosaline Padilla, Pat Morris and Gail Hicks. At press time the election had not yet been held. Another big moment for all the iuniors was selecting the color of their senior sweaters for the next year. The colo'r that won unanimously was beige, with a brown emblem designed representative Geraldine Davies is not shown. by JOGII King. I CABINET, second semester, FRONT ROW, treasurer Kathryn Greevy. Warren Wardlow, secretary Janice Tillis. SECOND ROW, vice- Alma Campbell, Boys' League representative Joe Rothstein. Girls' JUNIORS, FRONT ROW, J. Marr, B. Lewis, G. Perez, J. Way, N. Hill, B. Breese, D. Burton, H. Golf, N. Reline. SECOND ROW, J. Lopez, D. Ely, E. Dackin, J. Barker, S. Hughes, J. Trabold, R. Helfernan, S. Patterson, L. Wiygle, F. Conley. THIRD ROW, B. Welch, H. Sporny, G. Calhoun, J. Carmeron, R. Garcia, E. Crandall, P. Angelo, C. Siegrist. FOURTH ROW, C. Fry, B. Nichols, W. Wardlow, E. Papke, D. Adams, H. McNulty, W. Lien. J. Dillon. ' JUNIORS, FRONT ROW, F. Wright, D. Campbell, P. Hurdell, G. Burch, D. Scheiber, V. Vaden, A. Donato, E. Dimeo, M. Wales. SECOND ROW, B. Carpenter, J. London, P. O'Neill, C. Palmerson, E. Moore, A. Burton, J. Morris, T. Forbes, M. Goodwin. THIRD ROW, J. Marsh, R. Hawk, M. Pederson, R. Schmitt, J. Colucci, R. Pitzen, L. Groves FOURTH ROW, R. Jack, R. Keefer, R. Kidd, E. Landaker, R. Randle R. Duran, D. Kennerly. 15.4 JUNIORS, FRONT Row, N. Cusick, J. Tillis, P. Wallis, G. Davies, B. Burkeman, C. Staftieri. SECOND ROW, J. Evers, S. Obresly, D. Turner, K. Preston, M. McBride, M. Haynes. THIRD ROW, M. Martin, J. Mackey, A. Gullingsrud, V. Taualii, B. Wright. FOURTH ROW, E. Melendy, D. Hurford, R. Barbosa, J. Zeller, S. Besner, Mr. Barton. Juniors JUNIORS. FRONT ROW, l- Chapman, G. Slaten, P. Weidman, E. Brose, M. Ziegenbein, C. Smith, D. Guay, M. DeVito, M. Scheliga, N. Sumi SECOND ROW, D. Coke, R. Hill, D. Bowman, B. McFarland C. Reidman R. Willard, H. Kennington, B. Stafford. THIRD ROW: D. DeRoin, J. Pierce, E. Welbaum, R. Bernhard, F. Markle, D. Shaffer, E. Welsh, J. Whisler, C. Heyerman. FOURTH ROW, Mr. Pennington B. Jones, R. Boyd B. Eason, B. VanDever, E. Blakemore, -P. Pino, W. Valko, G. Booth. at JUNIORS, FRONT ROW, K. Edwards, V. Adams, F. Hernandez, B. Cobb, D. Martin, J. Selden, M. Miller, R. Severns, S. Reynolds, H. McNulty. SECOND ROW, B. Browning, P. Engle, M. E. Marsh, B. Bays, B. Carroll J. Brooks, P. Bontrager, P. Gibson. THIRD ROW, Mr. Silverthorne, M. Pederson, B. McPherson, D. Chase, J. Thomas, R. Slaton, R. Shields J. Heitmonn. FOURTH ROW, M. Buzzell, L. Moore, R. Adams, N. Gallo way, M. Feliciello, L. Terry, J. Dougherty, J. Bowman. JUNIORS, FRONT ROW, D. Hackwell, S. Hawver, C. Woody, J. Borland, N. Haynie. SECOND ROW, J. Covell, D. Towles, C. Allen, J. Hexamer J. Martin, E. Cowles. THIRD ROW, C. Mardon, J. Kirk, P. Rumser, R. Stewart. FOURTH ROW, Mr. Silverthorne, P. Ross, D. Wilbanks, B. Sanden, M. Tracy. JUNIORS, FRONT ROW, E. Mitchell, K. Ward, J. King, C. Crabb, C. Lonski, B. Bullock, A. Campbell, B. Stopher. SECOND ROW, E. Jones, E. Abels, D. Chandler, J. Miller, D. Howard, l. Lane, S. Economakos. . 30 -1 Juniors THIRD ROW, G. O'Brien, P. Walsh, R. Mitchell, D. Allen, R. Lutrell, G. Mierah, N. Boyer. FOURTH ROW, C. Sennett, J. Bradberry, J. Clark, J. Hose, R. Paddock, J. Hardacre, F. Lawshe. -3 '?P4?f51 '??'lYif f' 'A ' If A90 wi gs fr- ff l.,, ' Jumons, nom now, J. ward, c. Kippsf, P. Mimi., s. williams, NMS- FOURTH ROW' G- Hull' M. Schmidt, R. Yotko. secono now, n. Johnson, c. num, s. Henman, l- Hale' D- Sevens' HFTH R0 41 erg, H. Thompson, L. Keaveny, A. King W, H. Law, R. Brown, D. Andersen, .I H. Trent, S. Price, D. lambert, S. Roberts, J. Edwards. THIRD ROW, I-'ng' R- Pa a9ll'f K- Jackson- I.. Pabst, G. Krieger, J. Davis, P. Taylor, L. Minton, D. Pepper, J. 1 ' 'QP wr 5 J.. 1 'C' 'CTS' in 'V!'l as Jumons, FRONT now, N. Fields, c. oevwng, P. Hooker, G. Hicks, G- Mews' 5- Ballon FOURTH C. Johnson, J. Laven. SECOND ROW, P. Turner, B. Lier, B. Wilcox, J- Mears' G' Pcmerwn' B. Sears, A. Shoquist. THIRD ROW, J. Davis, A. Diangelis, W. Allison, Juniors not ir Z 4 ,qw :ww . ww kv A of 2 ROW, J. Stuteville, B. Whaples, L. Harris JUNIORS, FRONT ROW, J. Knauss, I.. Gallego, D. Schussler, M. Skifstrom, K. Greevy, D. Heaverlo, B. Gallamore. SECOND ROW, M.' Wells, B. Jenks, C. Martini, A. Black, L. Vardeman, J. Southard, H. Duster. THIRD ROW, D. Johnson, R. Bernard, E. Wellbaum, M. Mears, B. Thwaits. FOURTH ROW, B. Chance, J. Winter, W. Hamblin, B. Stafford, R. A. Schmidt, D. Roberts, G. Miller, H. Parks. P. Lanphere, F. Alegria, L. O'Rourke, Donaldson, R. Williams. FIFTH ROW, 'CP' SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW, E. Yatko, D. Borger, J. Close, G. Lawrence, M. Martes, C. Black, L. Blomquist, B. Hatridge. SECOND ROW, F. Ems, S. Chattertan, S. Windsor, C. Christensen, B. Skalby, W. Felton, G. Gioia, J. Curtis. THIRD ROW, A. Chandler, R. Palrn, C. Kallander, B. Pritchett, J. Duncan, G. Smith, B. Elslander, C. Johnston. FOURTH ROW, F. Halstead, S. Danna, G. Glavis, P. Denton, R. Miller, A. Marxuch, B. Chavez, J. Strauss. Gaining Altitude The sophomores really started out the year of '51 with a power dive by sponsoring noon dances. The first dance was called January Jump. lt proved to be a great success so another dance was held which was called Bring 'Em and Swing 'Em. Thirty-nine sophomores made the first semester honor roll. Many girls and boys of the sophomore class held offices in the Student Body and several Boys' and Girls' League offices were piloted by sophs also. Pilots for the first semester were president Eddie Murphy, vice-president Frank Reid, sec- retary Beverly Alexander, treasurer Mary Tillis, Girls' League representative Mary Lynn Martes and Boys' League representative Tom Wad- man. SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW, A. Heusser, E. Kaplan, R. St J. Bigbie, 5. Jaggers, K. Sanders, P. Eubank, E. Taylor, D. J. Heffley, C. Nance, J. Brenton, D. Chesmore, B. Stubbs, G. Mardon, L. Webster, W. Ganahl. SOPHOMORE CABINET, first semester, FRONT ROW, Girls' League representa tive Mary Lynn Martes, treasurer Mary Tillis, secretary Beverly Alexander SECOND ROW, vice-president Frank Reid, president Eddie Murphy, Boys League representative Tom Wadman. bb M. Hibben, P. Anderson, C. Gill, L. Jones, C. Pitts, N. Waldo. SECOND ROW Hackwell, L. Floyd, J. Jones, M. Christensen, J. Lighthart. THIRD ROW, Miss Weary M. Belluso, A. Harper. FOURTH ROW, D. Carpenter, W. Overseth, J. Feldenxer ,Q 5 56' JU' .- as ,ffl 'H SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW, J. Orr, C. Bullis, D. Landis, C. Brody, M. Hough, S. Curry, A. Bailor, M. Wells. SECOND ROW, D. Salcido, S. Sporny, F. Reed, J. Ridgeman, R. Sewell, T. Lopez, A. Simon, C. Blunk, K. Griuell. THIRD ROW, G. Wallis, J. Andrews, E. Murphy, W. Yates, M. DiMeo, J. Gutierrez, L. Elder, R. Lund, B. Worsham, S. Clonts. FOURTH ROW, K. Hackwell, G. Dittmer, J. Reeves. P. Perez. SOPHOMORE CABINET, second semester, FRONT ROW, secretary JaDeena Reihm, president Tom Wadman, vice-president Delores Schenke. SECOND ROW, Girls' League representative Betty Crass, Boys' League representative Frank Reid, treasurer Yoko Fuiinami. '53 semester for the sophomores was the annual and ever-popu- lar Sweetheart Dance which' was held Feb- ruary 'l6. Those who were nominated to vie for the position of Sophomore Sweetheart were Jaunice Orr, Martha Christensen, Pat Claborne, Pat Rodman, Beverly Alexander, Mary Lynn Martes, Darlene Kay, Joyce Kay, Wanda Patterson, Valeria McDearmon, Jean- nine Roth, Lucille Gallego, Delores Schenke and Joanne Hornby. The sophs certainly were- n't flying blind when they elected Mary Lynn Martes to reign over the occasion. Runner-up was Beverly Alexander. Advisers for the class of '53 are Miss Bar- bara Buch and Mr. Robert Duron. Counsellor is Miss Doris Weary. Class of Warming up the second SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW, C. Morad, L. Draper, D. Tyler, A. Brooks, R. Takai, J. Sands, C. Burnham, D. Trombley, P. Willis. SECOND ROW, J. Sands, K. Meador, D. Gough, D. Wion, M. Strang, J. Ballinger, M. Tate, K. Price. THIRD ROW, B. Davisson, D. Fisher, G. Morrittz, J. McElroy, M. Householder, K. Lien. FOURTH ROW, D. Surface, R. Lewis, D. Zaccagline, T. Howard, D. Ross, R. Pruden, H. Jones, B. Reeves, H. Lenk. QQ- rl l J' -. A :Q-F . -af 'OL' L, '57 Q6 Q it qu. rx far. .3-K J-L -ag. 40' wa, .x o SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW, R. Lyon, G. Gill, S. Rumsey, B. Black, P. Clayborn, E. Hansen, R. Neal. FOURTH ROW, L. Knuckles, J. M:Neely, A. Brown, D. Clark, J. Kmieciak, A. Badalamenle. SECOND ROW, E- 550500. D- Meneffeef P- CUSSJJY- G- Tl'0mP50'h J- 5hl 0YC 0f C. Sigurdson, F. Carson, L. Arbaugh, M. Perry, D. Babb, A. Sellers, 0- TCYJOY- G. Scarf. THIRD ROW, J. Jones, G. Pruden, B. Bozora, P. Smarl, l. ima tt ig. J--al ,ES .adm uv- Vs. Q.. SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW, J. Reynolds, C. Boone, D. Kay, H. Colucci, B- W0lfe, J- SVUHJOF1- FQURTH ROW. J- NGUMCH, E- Cilflefr J- KOH-f M. Manning, S. Cook. SECOND ROW, G. Brant, C. Deford, J. Guitfer- C- NlCEld0W'19Y- rex, D. Craigmiles, K. Pesner. THIRD ROW, J. Adair, L. Steffen, Sophomores SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW, L. Parks, B. Reiss, P. Huxley, J. Roth, D. Miller, B. Austin, D. Kohler, A. Goughnour, L. Jones. SECOND ROW, C. Siant, V. Marquez, B. Rakowski, B. Jones, B. Curlis, D. Croft, D. Builer, G. Delaney, L. Beyer, R. Carlos. THIRD ROW, E. Ohnsiad, B. Chasrain, A. Leonard, W. Bass, E. Duggan, B. Fairfield, F. Oakes, R. Berghofer. FOURTH ROW, C. Helton, W. Phillips, D. Kloeber, E. Brown, J. Hayden, T. Cleaver. ,K -am. ,Q as . QVC gy -elf s DB6 l 5. W. .1 .2 T 5 4 1 1 l l I ' 1 1 1 1 i 1 I l i 1 s 4 4 l 1 l 1 .1 a i .AJ .,., ,. .... g. E 5 . i r E 5 E i r i A i V 4? Kd 'Gil' '15 'I' 1'- s--1 ars W gpjwzw.-ff SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW, P. Rodman, W. Briganle, l.. Thieman, N. Row, D- -lUl'Yf V- Hefkeff J- OVW, C- Smilh, D- Gln, J- LONG- B- Trivelf P. Lamb, S. Collingham, P. Moon, D. Crabb, N. Alexander, Phenirie. J- DUSl0l'- FOURTH ROW, H- VCINAMWGYP. 0- V'-1f'5PfNlf9 l. Reid. SECOND ROW, B. Wegman, D. Easlerling, B. Weafhers, P, W. Vardeman. D- Undneff J- BOYD, Stewart, J. Slinneh, D. Borchardl, K. Cafferfy, M. Crookslon. THIRD J. Sparks. ir SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW, D. McCu1chebn, D. Schenke, V. Rose, P. Leonard, S. Shufeldt, J. Mears, M. L. Bowker, K. Poliui, I. Laven SECOND ROW, R. Easley, J. Olmslead, B. Seers, W. Srameri, J. Miser J. Duncan, l.. Slalen, T. Bausman, J. Lybyer. FOURTH ROW, C. Rube, , D. Bingham, J. Hoosen, G. Parkos. THIRD ROW, J. Richards, G. Fosler J. VanPaHen, B. Gaul, J. Larson, D. Banla, J. Sfuteville, F. Baleme. SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW, J. Hornby, S. Berg, L. Acosfa, F. Gray, S. Turner, J. Savosh, B. Amon, E. Harris, E. Weed. SECOND ROW B. Smilh, B. Floyd, P. Moore, P. Newbold, S. Sidebollom, D. Miller E. Ybarra, M. Wilder, B. Barker. THIRD ROW, F. Loller, P. Morad I T. Church, R. Goodwaler, E. Engle, D. Peterson, W. Swanson, L. Clark I FOURTH ROW, B. Madden, G. Rosenberg, D. Lenharl, L. Ogle. its-.. MGX -VNC- .qs- 7 45? S, I ll ily I ,,,j'-if A Q -J. , 'xv if ,fig . fl www ,s SOPHOMORES, FRONT Row, B. Bradford, B. Dibble, S. Johnson, M. Thorne. L Thiebvld, J- Guvriv. J- Obberds. D. lurk. D- leiler. l- lungg, J, Reihm, J, Applebggml C, goylan' 5. Com-mek, V, Corin, Johnson. FOURTH ROW, C. Edler, F.-1 lrink, E. Hofmann, A. Crossley, SECOND ROW, H. Goodridge, L. Hull, P. Crum, I. Alexander, l. Jus. P- 0'Neill. F- RMU. l- 5071105- C. Royce, J. Garcia, R. Priesi, S. Smilh. THIRD ROW W. West. I.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW, H. Endicoli, B. House, D. Burke, V. Mc- Doermon, E. Bellah, I. Evans, J. Gray, O. Fosdick, P. Pepper. SECOND ROW, J. lack, A. Simon, D. Lee, P. Massey, R. Gereaux, E. Mardon, ' J. Prati. THIRD ROW, J. Sirauss, R. Voelix, .l. Newman, H. Splawn, J. Slanion, D. Gray, B. Griswold. - 1 1 1 Sophomores 1 1 Crowned Sophomore Sweetheart at the class's annual X Sweetheart dance was Mary Lynn Martes. President 1 Tom Wadman places the crown. 1 I 1 1 M J ........... ...A r Y., -W.-W, . SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW, F. Rosseni, H. Nixon, S. Little, G. Howell, Haviland, G- Moore. J- Lester, L. Mwssedu, M. Bvofe- THIRD ROW. B. Cates, J. Waldrip, W. Patterson, S. Timperley, T. Stewart, G. Peter- B- Whisleff L- Maxwell, C- RY!-mf B- 10095, D- MCl'lif1, G- 5W9e leYf son. SECOND ROW, L. Thayer, M. Hodnett, B. Crase, L. Hopper, M. R- Cllflefi T- Cllfl, 5- Dedfef- '11 SOFHOMORES, FRONT ROW, J. Kay, E. Minnis, M. Mayemura, M. Tillis, B. Hawkins, M. Sorenson, B. Ward, B. Thompson, L. Seraphine, N Wright. SECOND ROW, G. Mahler, D. Tell, M. Beust, N. Hawley, B. Fenton, B. Farmer, J. Arnold, J. Fries, C. Smith, J. Carrol. THIRD ROW B. Scott, L. Carver, J. Thomas, A. Ruyf, J. Crabtree, B. Chance, L. Holcomb, H. Boiorquez, M. Griswold, D. Graham. FOURTH ROW A Schmidt, D. London, D. Birt, J. Swanson, D. Sadler, J. Barnes. - I Sophomores SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW, Y. Fuiinami, H. Lanton, V. Taylor, S. Risen, P. Hurdel, N. Johns, L. Gallego. SECOND ROW, E. Ezell, B. Ruyf, I. LeMaster, B. Cook, B. Brittain, L. Lewis, F. Boland. THIRD ROW, T. Dart, E. Magruder, M. Hammond, M. Janovec, V. Vandeveer, M. Worley FOURTH ROW. J. Georae. J. Abshier, J. Dokken, G. Lissow, R. Rohwedder, J. Renfro. FIFTH ROW, C. Barnes, C. Baloun, R. Maiors, R. Duran in 5 ave- i z ' nw ' ...B 1 -JF x qu.. LREEHLAEN. ZRCLNT ROV! haMarche, M. Martinez, B. Kollar, H. Franco, D. Barrett, B. Close, B. White, D. Crocker. SECOND ROW, A Loweko . e oer, . eag e, . i ips, D. Segelken, J. Longpre G. J h , P. W ' ht. THIRD ROW ' l ' D. Choate, M. som, s. Lemons. rounm now H. n ' o 0 mon ng ' S' olemi' D' M 9 D' 'db 9' S' H f livray, J. Graves. Ta keoff Starting the year for the freshmen was the Baby Sister party sponsored every year by the Girls' League to help the freshman girls get acquainted with their classmates. This year's party was titled South Pacific. Next on the list was the election of the navigators for the first semester. On the cabi- net were president Bob Markle, vice-president Marilyn Rodman, secretary Beulah Greet, treasurer Kay Kastner, Girl's League represen- tative Pamela Haueter and Boys' League rep- resentative Don Maxteny. lt took a little while for the freshmen to gain altitude because everything was so new to them. Just getting acquainted with everything was an important accomplishment. Twenty- nine freshmen made the honor roll as a result of their smooth take off. FRESHMEN, FRONT ROW, G. Goddard, S. Casady, J. Moore, J. Leach, J. Ratliff, G. Bircumshaw, B. Cathers, P. Leach, P. Gillis, J. Ray. 1 rown, . Moore, H. Haschke, R. Andrews, D. Hmellne, B. Bland, O. De Baca, C, MqgGll- FRESHMAN CABINET, first semester, FRONT ROW, treasurer Kay Kostner, president Bob Markle, vice-president Marilyn Rodman. SECOND ROW, secre- tary Beulah Greet, Girls' League representative Pamela Haueter. Boys' League representative Don Maxteny is not shown. D. Blake, S. Scroggs, J. Dinger. SECOND ROW, R. Afanador, E. Desmond, THIRD ROW, R. Alexander, R. Herrera, B. Slaughter, T. Altieri, J. Jones, R. Newmann. FOURTH ROW, D. Moxley, J. Meyer, G. Yarbrough, F. Rose, P. Brummett, R. Fontes. . ,, . ...tif qu 7 FRESHMEN, FRONT ROW, L. Ritter, K. Eberhardt, H. Ballantine, O. DeLaTorre, C. Cunningham, M. Ritter, M. Adair, F. Smith, J. Camp, K. Emerson, W. Johnson. SECOND ROW, F. Turner, D. Duckwold, D. Mandt, R. Bufllngton, V. Purkey, H. Krapf, T. Hughes, D. Willard, B. Curnutt. THIRD ROW, J. Fillmore, S. Cloud, R. Karney, B. Foss, D. Wilgues, C. DeLaTorre, W. Bowen, A. Anderson, E. Walker. FRESHMAN CABINET, second semester, FRONT ROW, vice-president Pat Leonard, president Johnny George, secretary Mercy Martinez. SECOND ROW, Boys' League representative Dick Huston, treasurer Kay Kastner, Girls' League representative Clyda Wall. Class of '54 Flying in Formation was a freshman class Mrs. Curtis' English 'I class, as they won the Red Cross Drive with the highest percentage of donations. The freshmen were planning to have a Levi Dance or a Marrying Sam Dance as the Pylon went to press, and were considering the form- ing of a Freshmen Club. Navigators of the second semester were president Johnny George, vice-president Pat Leonard, secretary Mercy Martinez, treasurer Kay Kastner, Girls' League representative Clyda Wall, and Boys' League representative Dick Huston. The freshmen ioined many clubs and also held offices the second semester. The advisers for the year were Miss Jacque- line Stricker and Mr. John Doerrg counsellors were Mr. Robert Hummel and Mrs. Lillian Shambeck. I FRESHMEN, FRONT ROW, S. Kubo, S. Preston, L. Brewer, H. Carranzd M Kersten, M Abels J. Schroeder P Leonard. SECOND ROW R. S 1 - + I I - , keen, D. Dierlam, M. Gard, B. Bullls, B. Eberhardt, J. Balcer, B. Aguilar, P. Covell. THIRD ROW, M. Esqueda, J. Miller, M. Price, J. Taylor, S. Canine, G. Thom son, E. Po J. G d . FO p re, ar ner URTH ROW, R. Harrell, B. Ammons, G. Mattson, G. Camp, H. Thompson, J. Brown, V. FIFTH ROW, F. McCann, R. Perry, J. Thompson, W. Camp, A. Mix. Jones, G. Thompson. wmfefw ms.: f Q10 SAN:-101, qw FRESHMEN, FRONT now, L. Tully, M. Mdmws B. Bo J. o h THWD ROW, J. Geo' e D- B H D V I Y W,-,I est , g , our er, . anclerbecken, F. Allan, R. 5, Greene, 5, Adams' L. Anderson, L, Lambe,-g, G. Comm' R, gmighl Sims, F. Carroll, T. Swain, G. Salcido. FOURTH ROW, J. Contestabile, SECOND Row, A. Kisling, M. Edwdfds, c. sdlinds, J. Reading, F. Hall, P- Brinkley, R. Hansen. R- Odsers. A. Howell, K. Belfz, L. Bateman, M- Hammond, B. Montgomery, C. Carpenter, D. Brody, R. Bacco. J- COOPUI D- Mills- ? ,A , I ,.,... s tw' tm .L .Ad FRESHMEN, FRONT ROW, M. Bozarth, L. Tague, B. Piccolo, E. Mott, bles, A. Lee, D. Elerick, V. Rehlield, W. Hargett, A. Lewis. THIRD ROW, H. Ziegenbein, C. Roth, H. Clark. SECOND ROW, L. Zutter, B. Grum- R. Whelan, A. McDaniel, J. Toland, D. Buhl, P. Wasson, D. Theveny. FRESHMEN, FRONT ROW, S. Ashdown, S. Lawson, G. Waits, J. Larkin, P. Hodnett, M. Haas, M. Koons. SECOND ROW, B. Jensen, H. Norton, P. Montgomery, M. Taylor, D. Metzger, R. Kullberg. THIRD ROW, K. Krapf, L. Whitaker, R. Mill, D. McFarland, G. Strahl, R. Yahiro. FOURTH ROW, J. Schoonover, J. Garner, K. Young, J. Logan, F. Taylor, T. Adams. you-A Ww- uw,-we ' ,atllm FRESHMEN, FRONT ROW, C. Perez, M. Stanton, E. VanDuren, D. Burgess, G. Maciel, D. Hill, C. Andrews. SECOND ROW, M. Keefer, M. Strang, E. Thornberry, M. Wilson, E. Keating, J. Patterson, D. Hamilton, K. Jongsma. THIRD ROW, D. Turnipseed, J. Vion, D. Blake, J. Croft, J. Stephens, D. Bennett. B. Wipf. l.. VanQrder, PDF, FRE5l'lMENf FRONT Row- G- MCCCYYI D- Hemindeif D- Ellis. E- Sllmif FRESHMEN, FRONT ROW, M. Roborge, M. F, Granite, J. Reinholdson, E- M'-Riel, M- Slweffeff SECOND Row- 5- RUYSI D- M0f'iS, E- -l0l1nS0nf C. Roth, D. Philpott, P. Haueter. SECOND ROW, N. Sanders, M. Wha- V. Palvado, D. Williams, V. Gutierrez, R. Walker. THIRD ROW, R. len, C, Nunnigk, S, Dqlly, F, Phillippe. THIRD ROW, J. T0lS0l'l, Sidebottom, K. Jongsma, D. Huston, V. Cole, L. Salinas. FOURTH ROW, M' Doyle' L, Smifh, J, Crunelle, L, Hunter, L. Bayer. FOURTH ROW, M- Williams, G- TU990l'lf B- Wendllngf T- HOVIGYWVH B- NeWl- ef Yf M. Hansen, R. Brinolari, J. Gause, R. Crutchfield, J. Sweeney. C. Spears, D. Meats. Freshmen FRESHMEN FRONT ROW, G. Sanders, B. Kuhn, J. Bradford, P. McConnell, D. Meats, J. Keene, J. Eberheart, G. Bowman. SECOND ROW, B. Lafon, S. Law B.,ManIeY' E. Greene, cl wood, M. Lqufer, C. Aarrestad, B. Jones. THIRD ROW, B. Ciampa, E. Redman, R. Yeomans, S. Gordon, J Hanson P. Patterson F. Yetts, L. Fehlman. FOURTH ROW, F. LaFever, R. Petrilla, D. Moses, V. Strunk, T. Runnells, R. Handley, C. Barker, A. Hogue. rbi., R045-.Q fgihf.. E' QQ at an my -ex. Ao. 09 69 'YI' 'U' rf' 1, M FRESHMEN, FRONT ROW, 0. Serna, C. Peterson, J. Schlaf, D. Voeltz, M. Veenis, M. Elder, R. Harrington. SECOND ROW, R. McKenzie, F. Molle, R. McMillan, M. Furr, E. Girard, T. Sala, D. Givens. THIRD ROW, W. Berthelson, L. Hughes, H. Rabuse, T. Ogdon, T. Pass, W. Young, S. Wells. i HMEN, from now, s. nm, L. Sigler, rs. LaVoie, o. edison, M. FIFSHMFNI FRONT ROW, D- Thvmrvwn. P- Johnson, R- Magruder, F gren, A. Sumi, J. Brewer. SECOND ROW, J. Savage, M. Preas- l-WCS' P- Pefbefr 5- Gfeelr B- Rllwff- SECOND Row. 5- Cl'-lfllr l- r, H. luettner, B. Erickson, V. Patison, B. Gregg, J. lesser, Bradberry, N. Gregg, P. Gillis, M. LaRerty, L. Bayer. THIRD ROW D low. I- l-iSt0n, J. Couch, H. Bamen, D, lqrnenl K, Qlsonl G. Newman, M. Whalen, H. Romero, J. Foutts, F. Granito, M. Doyle illen- D. Johnson, C. Costello. FOURTH ROW, J. Schermerhorn, J. Hendrick 1 G. Heath, J. Gause, G. Henderson, J. lreese, D. Moore, D. Crutchfield FRESHMEN, FRONT ROW, J. Carlstrom, M. Rodman, C. Whited, A. Booth, T. Barrick, P. Stearns, F. Stites, B. Hill. SECOND ROW, S. Rutter, W. J Johnson, J. Sheldon, T. Buhe, G. Lutz, D. Fogle, R. Hill, B. Baldwin. THIRD ROW, B. Markle, O. Eason, W. Warner, G. Dion, W. Plaster, B. , Kraft, F. Miller. FOURTH ROW, J. Jones, D. Broder, M. Northrop, P. Murphy, L. Peltier. .0-.,.-' r I I',-MZ Yrs-arf' inn .env ,gag -Wx. fi 'III' . were M .. .ff . FRESHMEN, FRONT ROW, W. Crozier, J. Dodson, K. Kastner, C. Moore, IGH. 5- Pile, C- Manning, I-- Bvtldsliv, C- Blork. C- :Yin-h T?uRTI'I P. Bennett, B. Whetstone. SECOND ROW, C. Llamas, L. Davies, Row, W- SCIWYSUCI J- Rlfef B- WUIIWY. D- HGXUMGYI - 'IC 9 - D, Ohnstad, G. Slusher, A. Garrett, J. McCrary. THIRD ROW, D. Wal- FRESHMEN, FRONT ROW, L. Plummer, L. Perry, G. Forrest, L. Brown, P. Miller, A Clark. SECOND ROW, C. wall, S. Owens, C. Lehnberg, M. Kiefhaber, J. Smith. THIRD ROW, C. Crawford, F. Potter, R. Quint, B. Schaffer, B. Cawthon, B. Perkins. FOURTH ROW, B. Trehern, C. Blakemore, V. Ball, S. Shelton, B. Curtis, D. Nichols, R. Dittemore. FRESHMEN, FRONT ROW, C. Rott, M. Walker, J. LoRochelle, S. Forsyth, J. Olson, R. Feinstein, H. Tokemoto. SECOND ROW, M. Bozorth, S. Morehead, W. Perigo, K. Roberts, B. Gritllths, M. Ellis, B. Clinton THlRDYROW,WN.WEwjng, Rljlia, S. Sutherland, H. Brown, L. Vander- lip, J. Chase, D. Miller, P. Harris. FOURTH ROW, R. Clonts, J. Rodri- gues, J. Long, G. Rapp, J. Lawhon, B. Traub, L. Griilth. FIFTH ROW, K. Skagen, R. Smith, G. Greene, J. Taylor, P. Engle, G. Mathor. ,F-'K' The l..H.S. BAND's next stop was the Fullerton Band Festival. The results of this festival were not known O when the Pylon went to press. FRONT ROW, N. Haynie, D. Scheiber, and J. Marr, flag girls, SECOND ROW, C. Adair, B. McKenzie, L. Miller, L. Gallego, W. Crozier, R. Blaisdell, J. Borland, M. Northrop, N. Sanders, THIRD ROW, B. Bays, A. Gullingsrud, N. Reline, W. Stameri, C. Jones, S. Dally, V. Pile, FOURTH ROW, B. Browning, C. Andrews, J. Jones, J. Engle, P. Engle, D. Heximer, FIFTH ROW, Mrs. E. Gawthrop, K. Sanders, H. Ellerington, M. Slaughter, V. Hunter, M. McDonald, G. Kelso, D. Lundell, and J. Gause. Swingin' on a star with mellow music and liking tho altitude was the newly-formed SWING Or' 8 r BAND, FRONT ROW, D. Lundell, D. Locke, D. Van Derbecken, J. Hayden, SECOND ROW, L. Miller, J. Thomas, J. Dokken, C. Jones, J. Engle, M. Slaughter, THIRD ROW, P. Engle, B. Reeves. Sounding like a chorus of angels through a music filled year were A CAPPELLA CHOIR members, FRONT ROW, Mr. A. Reimer, director, J. Wainwright, D. McWilliams, J. Meeker, L. Smith, E. Blackford, J. Laven Wilcox, N. Miller. THIRD ROW, J. Spencer, M. Wells, B. Lier, B. Brock, T. Delaney G. Delaney D. Bon E. Dimeo, J. Knauss. SECOND ROW, N. Johns, F. Conley, F. Serna, D. Reese, M. Willis, C. Sigurdson, Bi trager, D. Graham. FOURTH ROW, D. Belcher, B. Brophy, F. Velarde, J. DoweIl,lD. CaugheIl,,O. John: son, J. Breunig, and J. Rees. igh Form any ln high form and doing a good iob was this year's SENIOR GLEE, FRONT ROW, Mr. Reimer, J. Krauss, C. Roth, I. Laven, B. Greet, B. Cobb, B. Jones, F. Rutter, L. Thayer, N. Smith, J. Dunbar, B. Coppock, R. Sciortino, J. Gray, Mrs. Rees, SECOND ROW, E. Rossiter, D. Kay, J. McDuell, C. Peterson, C. Staflieri, R. Brown, N. Trivett, S. Rumsey, W. Felton, S. Greet, M. Hough, THIRD ROW, J. Abbards, D. Belcher, A. Gul- lingsrud, P. Newbold, D. Guay, L. Williams, P. Lamb, Y. Jones, FOURTH ROW, C. Martini, J. Foutts, G. Howell, A. Goughnour, D. Butler, A. Burton, B. Rakowski, A. Diangelis, P. Taylor, W. Baker, B. Foster, L. Gallego, M. Keahey, FIFTH ROW, A. Badalamente, F, Trombley, P. Bontrager, B. Carroll, J. Davis, K. Mead- er, D. Towels, S. Chatterton, M. McBride, G. Myers, H. Sporney, C. Johnson, H. Nixon, C. Acosta, and C. Bolton. All is close harmony in the TREBLE CLEF. FRONT ROW, R. Neal, J. Larkin, P. Burgess, V. Patison, J. Garcia, L. Plummer, J. Brewer, C. Salinas, S. Kubo. SECOND ROW, P. Skeen, F. Phllllppe, J. Truiillo, O. De La Torre, D. Segelken, H. Buettner, ,C. Wood, J. Besser. THIRD ROW, L. Brad- berry, M. Latferty, D. Gregg, J. Longpre, M. Kersten, M. Holmgren, D. Choate, J. Sands. FOURTH ROW, C. Cunningham, M. Thatcher, S. Deppman, M. Gorst, M. Manning, G. Thompson, C. Saint. In Close ' .....,,,,,,..,.,..,......-f-4 Y .-Q. C5 R 15 ,fl .l's, C? . . Filling the air with music were A CAPPELLA CHOIR members, FRONT ROW, P. Borland, G. Rohloff, A. Phillips, R. Padilla, M. Haynes, B. Brittain, R. Sciortino, D. Johnson, R, Rongel, D. Nalevafko, Mrs. E. Rees, accompanist. SECOND ROW, J. Miller, B. Ornstead, F. Rutter, B. Burkeman, M. Christensen, J. Weed, E. Molle, R. Severns, J. Martin. THIRD ROW, G. Goodwater, Z. Groshong, M. Mott, J. Walbaum, B. Foster, B. Bailor, L. Blomquist, D. Craigmiles, N. Harper, V. Vaden, C. Kallander. FOURTH ROW, J. Zeller, H. Parks, F. Fredericks, J. Richards, G. Foster, T. Cleaver, R. Bradbury, E. LaFever, D. Barr, E. Schoolcraft, and R. Kirtland. ' The music cadets of Leuzinger are the boys in the BOYS' GLEE, FRONT ROW, Mrs. Rees, J. Luwhon, B. Mdcenzie, v. nehfeld, c. semi, D. Graham, SECOND now, N. Mcrmland, F. Frederick., H. McDonald, D. McDonald, T. Adams, L. Minton, M. Worley, THIRD ROW, F. Velarde, R. Campbell, B. Trehern, D. Fogle, D. C I t Edinger, J. Radriquez and G. Gray. Everything is harmonious with the Treble Clef. FRONT ROW, E. Van Duren, M. Gard, J. Ain!- worth, C. Rott, S. Forsyth, P. Bennett, J. Schroeder, S. Lawson, J. Olson. SECOND ROW, J. 000, M. Wilson, M. Taylor, M. Stanton, V. Gordy, P. Wright, V. Faust. THIRD ROW, D. Morgan, a J. Savage, C. Heyermann, S. Lamons, G. Heagle, P. Gillis, L. Teqrington. FOURTH ROW, L. Smith, V. Polvado, B. Erickson, J. Heyermann, M. Kiafhaber, S. Harpu, R. Lyon. .-.,W,,. ,ff QQ- P4 '15 'Ulf H- .uss if .951-M. Un n trum nt K ' 1 On instruments and enioying themselves were FORMULATORS members, FRONT ROW M Kessenich, C. Dillon, K. Ward. SECOND ROW, D. Watkins, E. Brose, J. Hexamer THIRD ROW J. McKenzie, M. Book, P. Gibson, M. Thomsen, Mr. N. Arnt, adviser. Air Ground Recruits Working as ground recruits were NATURE CLUB members, FRONT ROW, D. McQuinn, L. Acosta, M. Kessenich, M. Book, SECOND ROW, Miss Ricca, adviser: D- PGPPM, N. Zitlow, M. Hodnett, A. Heusner, J. Jones, THIRD ROW, Mr. Egelko, adviser, L. 0'Rourke, K. Bell, I. Skovgard, B. Hatridge, R. Stabb, and Elsie Harris, president. Turner. gyli .4 ,DY ,f If 3 2 an Mr-so ' Si ' l Research Keeping the records was the ever busy LIBRARY STAFF FRONT ROW I. Baker, P. Morris C Palmer Walker. SECOND ROW G Pruden P. Crown, N. Fields R Hart D. Thompson, N. Whitaker R Serra S. McCann. THIRD ROW V M:Dear man, P. Hooker, J Edwards Advisor M. Peairs, B. Carroll C Sta len FOURTH ROW, B Gnffith and P Uffiqjer -l-l'lI'0Ugl'l th Control Running the elections by keeping watch over the polls and counting the ballots were ELECTION BOARD members, FRONT ROW, C. Acosta, J. Crawford, C. Boucher, A. Kortt, .l. Bury, SECOND ROW, Mrs. R. Beede, adviser, M. Willis, M. Manning, S. Smallen, J. Lawrence, K. Greevy, THlRD ROW, D. McWilliams, J. Iida, G. Gutierrez, M. Kessenich, L. Blomquist. FOURTH ROW, D. Watkins, 5. McCutcheon, V. Van Derbecken, P. Olson, N. Dillon, N. Natali, and l. Skovgard. Bombsight Mixing business with pleasure were CAMERA CLUB members, FRONT ROW, T. Swain, B. Smith, A. Howell, J. Cooper, M. Hib- ben, C. Royce, J. Obbards. SECOND ROW, G. Schambeck, M. Hansen, T. Smith, C. Smith, G. Morittz, W. Blomquist, Y. Jones, H. Ray. THIRD ROW, M. Crookston, L. Beyer, B. Smith, L. Jones, E. Dimeo, E. Yatko, K. Sanders, D. Miller, C. Boone, and D. McQuinn. This picture was taken on their excursion to Knotts Berry Farm. I Y-ws:Y.'3.:t,'.iHl?s 'ffnHfi'ii ,f. Sfimf ri li' X 'R .. . mwvrl-r M. is , ,1 Domg a good 'ob over Leuzmgers aurways were RADIO BROADCASTING members FRONT ROW B Cook B Pabst T Plfzen J Berg B Hull SECOND ROW Mrs Johnsfon and Mrs McCausIand O Isonsorsl M Crookston D Muller S Temperly L Hull P Crum Mr Hlbben THIRD ROW G Gerhouser R Baitaglla G Szhambeck M Donaldson J Rothstein B Barker and Pat ,old as E, ROW S Turner M Haynes M McBride L Parks A Shoqulsf SECOND ROW P Stafford B Foster president R Severns THIRD ROW Mr Weekes rl H -1 1 hip of ercy Learning the controls of the Ship of Mercy were JUNIOR RED CROSS members A. Masako, B. Carrol, D. Hackwell, S. Hughes, R. HeITernan, C. Johnson, D. Rose, R. Floyd, M. Schmidt, G. Slaten, B. Sears, N. Whitaker, D. Runge, B. Beckman and D. Kohler. Helping them were advisers Miss Hurlbut and Miss Deppman. This year the Junior Red Cross sponsored an assembly to promote the annual fund drive. They also made favors for veterans. Presidents were Nancy Whitaker and Ann Mick. 44 --alt, n Heading the sports crew were VARSITY CLUB members, FRONT ROW, B. Newman, J. Irwin, B. Owens, H- DeYo-ms, D- Andrews. sscono Row, L. iefevre, B. Lester, H. Parks, n. Easley, o. Lunden, H. Law, THIRD ROW, E. Lenk, R. Todd, L. Maxwell, B. Selden, B. Plaster, L. Steffen, B. Neal and Mr. Hoyt. Varsity Club sponsored a 'basketball game, a Boys' League assembly and co-sponsored a student body Om rl dance with the L Club. Presidents were Larry Lefevre and Eric Lenk. ings Uverhead Looking towards the wings overhead were CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP mem- bers: J. Lybyer, C. Wood, A. Henry, C. Slocum, R. Bradbury. SECOND ROW, L. Perry, J. Crunelle, R. Scior- tino, T. Smith, J. Waldrip, M. Lo- renz, N. Smith, S. Hawver, E. Bar- nett. THIRD ROW, S. Ouella, J. Lawrence, L. Vardeman, M. Willis, K. Kastner, J. Southard, E. Mott, C. Adair, D. Lindberg. FOURTH ROW, D. Postal, N. Zitlow, L. Smith, L. Thorne, C. Wall, V. Van Derbecken, B. Thompson, .I. McCrary. FIFTH ROW, Mrs. Beede, adviser, R. Od- gen, T. Cleaver, and H. Ellqrington. I,-if .., W sf U, 'QQ .. a .ns - -.nl 93' vnifs' , -S .. H, 1 ' fs - A' Serving Leuzinger for the first time was the newly formed LAMS CLUB. Pictured are, FRONT ROW B Foster J Laven M Tlllls J Tlllls C Lenskl D Schelber B Lewis SECOND ROlN,.M. Ml:Bride, M., Carpenter, lA.. Weisrier, A..'Cainpbell, plresident Patching G. Myers, A. Shoquist, and N. Haynie. High Z Fliers The high lliers for the year, through sports and their an- nual Dunking Party, were Hl-Y members, FRONT ROW, R. Burnhardt, J. Sands lpresidenti, l D. Gray, T. Church, B. Rohwed- g der, SECOND ROW, W. Phillips, r F. McCann, B. Stubbs, D. Reeves, J. Hayden, THIRD ROW, C. l Teague, J. Edwards, G. Thomp- son, R. Lewis, L. Guyer, T. Cleaver, and L. Elder. Circling the globe with world-friendship as their aim were AMICITIA members, FRONT ROW, J. Dunbar, G. Glidden, M. Pressmeyer, C. Boucher, J. Bigley, D. Edison, SECOND ROW, C. Stetferie, P. Gibson, S. Phillips, J. Crawford, E. Yatko, D. Segelken. THIRD ROW, b I. Whitaker, S. Smallen, G. Gutierrez, V. Van Der Beken, M. Kerston, B. Crase, B. Erick- : son. FOURTH ROW, D. Watkins, J. Morris, R. Etchells, D. Van Der Beken, D. Childers, J. Carrol, and H. Buettner. V 0. 4 vi, L .,v3:.x,,, E Globe Circlers x we Stabilizers Barn Stormers 49- ny. HHN 'S With service as u key note KEY CLUB members are a stabilizing influence on LHS studenls Abshier. I Sky Chasers Promoting the feeling of friendship through ioint oc- tivities with Inglewood were Y-TEEN members, FRONT ROW, J. McDonald, N. Carter, L. Dawson, J. Crawford, C. Bou- cher. SECOND ROW, J. Sands, I. Acosto, A. DiAngeIis, P. Engle, B. Springer, E. McRae, Adviser Miss L. Heller. THIRD ROW, P. Riley lstandingl, J. Davis, W. Potter, D. Belcher, D. Runge, M. Lorenz, K. Shunk- weiler, and J. Iida. Coming in for a happy landing with a good record behind them were BEE LETTERMEN CLUB members FRONT ROW, W. Vardemon, T. Dart, L. Tague, A. King, G. Foster, W. Wurdlow. SECOND ROW, J. Brown, H. Boiorquez, J. Elslunder, L. Ogle, G. Wallis, D. Lester, G. Slaten. THIRD ROW, T. Chavez, R. Brown, A. Johnson, R.' Ulibarri, R. Slaton, R. Randle. and J. Reed. FRONT ROW, J, Jones, G. Krieger, T. Dart, D. Lindner, J. George, E. Melendy, G. Mierau. SECOND ROW, B. Newman, J. Cords, F. Reed, E. Murphy, E. Lenk, J. Maxwell, D. Lundellp THIRD ROW, J. King, B. McPherson, R. Slaton, W. Wardlow, D. Doyle, D. Locke, and J. 9 vr7'v !-ffv--h,lWrw-- W.. I x i l L r F :- Pictured are PEP CLUB members, FRONT ROW, B. Slocum, first semester prexy, M. Mulhern, P. Moon, M. Martes, S. Berg, J. Hornby G. Lawrence, B. Foster, S. Moorehead, M. Rodman, R. Sciortino, J. Bury, D. Martin, B. Cobb, A. Phillips, C. De Young, C. Boucher J. Crawford, N. Waldo, J. Borland, L. Christman, N. Cusick, P. Grumbles, second semester prexy. SECOND ROW, S. Johnson, D. Schenke J. Edwards, D. McCutcheon, J. Kmieciak, K. Kaslner, R. Magruder, P. Roy, J. Lawrence, M. Lohstroh, R. Floyd, J. Orr, M. Hansen B. Gardner, M. Edwards, L. Gallego, G. Delaney, J. Close. THIRD ROW, l. Whitaker, R. Lyon, L. Hopper, G. Hill, D. Philpott, M. Tate l-- sefilihlner T. Fbrbes, L. Beyer, D. Pepper, G. Davies, C. Lenki. FOURTH ROW, E. Magrude, M. Tillis, S. Sotherland, C. Moore B. Burris, T- Delaney, D. Lambert, P. Taylor, C. Allen, P. Burke, L. Blomquist, M. Carpenter, A. Weisner, G. Meyers, C. Manheimer G. Hicks. FIFTH ROW, C. Acosta, D. Johnson, M. Wells, G. Gioia, J. Stinnett, M. McBride, B. Bailor, D. Johnson, H. Sporny, B. Hart- man, C. Johnson, D. Rose, J. Potchin, M. Schmidt, J. Mackey, M. Rudd, and S. Windsor. At the throttle and always doing a good iob was the ever active PEP CLUB. Leading the Pep Club through several well staged football rallies first semester was their vivacious presi- dent Bette Slocum. Second semester prexy Pat Grumbles ioined forces with the Varsity Club in giving an assembly. The medals for the song queens and yell leaders were also aiven out second semester. Maintaining the pep of the crew were YELL LEADERS, FRONT ROW, Randall Etchells and Leonard Brown, SECOND ROW, Alice Korlf, Paula Peterson and Martie Lohstroh. r r r r Keeping a song in the air were SONG QUEENS Rose Sciortino, Margie Rudd, Joyce Bury, Charlotte Weber and Leora Christman. Leading the band through maneuvers were FLAG GIRLS Nada Haynie, Jeannette Marr, and Darlene Scheiber. This is the flrst time Leuzinger has organized a flag girl group. lt was their iob to lead the drill team and the band. Twirling their way as stunt fliers were MAJORETTES, FRONT ROW, Janice Tillis, Mary Tillis, Mary Barrick, SECOND ROW, Alma Campbell, head maiorette Irene Whitaker, and Jo Martin. if og eepe-rs From a vantage point in the look- out tower, the Pylon staff checked incoming and outbound Olympian flights, Ending the charter log crowd- ed with many routine and pleasure iaunts. Bombsight artists Margaret Han- sen and George Schambeck found their aerial photography schedule snafued at times, because, at the last minute, inclement weather grounded all flights. Other staft members in beaming messages from the tower occasionally found pas- senger lists incomplete and sched- uled flights cancelled. But, general- ly, sailing weather got the all clear signal. Assigned to handling the VIP's lVery lmportant Persons, were Martie Lohstroh and Marna Scheliga, administration editors, and Clo Moore and Marilyn Miller, senior editors. f s Lzvgeh suservigorsll Mrs. hlillian Shambeck, Miss Florence Vlach The routine Rights were charted by Jean Bind' and Jean Selden, f- GY NC Nth, C ecked end '55'9ned course and aerial classes, while the special chartered cruises were checked by Tom in 'the bombsight runs were Margaret Hansen and George Lambert and Dick Cannon, student life, m ec . All air show.schedules were assigned to Elvin Crum and Dick Lester, boys' sports, and Margie Wells and Judy Pitzen, girls' sports. Sweeping the searchlight beam over club activities were Barbara Lewis and Betty Bullock. L 1 ELAINE SPEARS first semester editor Seated are associated editors Martie Lohstroh and Adorae Hansen. A Standing are George Schambeck, news editor, and Jim Chastain and Joe Rothstein, sports editors. Feature editor Bette Slocum is not shown. Flying the print ways, the Olympian stat! recorded the year's events in an 18-issue log. ln addition to their chartered runs, they made holiday cruises at Halloween time and April Fool's day. Top course plotters were Elaine Spears and Dick Lester, aided by Adorae Hansen and Martie Lohstroh. Routing the runs were advisers, Mrs. Lillian Shambeck and Miss l Ruth Dicker. Olympian reporters-P. Crookston and G. Hill are seated while stqdlng are R. Heilner, E. Crum, B. Springer, l.. Smith, L. Lefevre, R. Ward, M. Stellino, and J. Binder. Cub Reporters-FIRST ROW are P. Bontrager, J. Selden, B. Schuler, M. Book. SECOND ROW are R. Battaglia, G. Burch, P. O'Neill, H. Lingo, and S. Pickerill. THIRD ROW are R. Arnold, J. Strauss, R. Roberts, and B. Lewis. DlCK LESTER, second semester editor iw pl' , f if FLG? '-1 Fi' . I ,Q 1 . ,bi 7' ,Q .-x I '9'5k -f '! c LY' fav' mf!! l 1 The Class of '51 came buzzing into the SENIOR SQUARE as school began. The G. L. WELCOME PARTY came floating into success with the clever dancing of L. Kindinger, V. Taualii, J. Berg, H. Sporny and C. Moore. Below are J. Musk and P. King in a new version of the highland fling. l r Fl ing High Soaring by with great speed and success was the year of 1950-1951. ln keeping with the Air Age theme of this book, the Student Life Section is appropriately titled Flying High. The flight at times was bumPY1 with strong headwinds and air pockets delaying a perfect flight. Generally, though, it was ideal flight weather for Leuzinger passengers aboard the Pylon. SEPTEMBER . . . The airport is in condition ready for the take off. The passengers are all eager to start. September ll is the day of the flight. A check of the reservations finds all aboard, with the flight crew at the controls and passengers relaxed in their assigned seats. Then the tower signals, All Clear, and the Pylon taxiies down the runway for its round-the-school-year-flight. OCTOBER . . . Our first stop in the flight is on the football Held. There the teams are warming up, and, looking overhead, we note the sports queen pageant in good formation with candidates aboard colorful ships. Land- ing in the first place spot on the runway is the senior class entry. . NOVEMBER . . . Flying once more over the airport, we catch the talent show checking in, with Doris Kohler leading the way. DECEMBER . . . Everyone is back again ready to start on the Christmas flight. Getting ready for the short trip, you can see the senior play at the edge of the runway head- ing for a good flight. As the climax before the holidays, short flights are scheduled to the Christmas Assembly and yuletide formal. A visitor to the Leuzinger hangar at this time is Santa Claus. JANUARY . . . After a two-week layover, the crew and navigators are starting a new year. The crew is receiving their flight checks, marking the end of the first semester. Cruising over the hangar, we spot G.A.A. members pre- paring for their Seventh Heaven banquet. FEBRUARY . . . Spring fever came early and left this month's log uncrowded. Highlighting the month was the Sophomore Sweetheart dance. MARCH . . . Unlike February, March is crammed with activities. At the controls for the maiority of the time are the seniors with their Hop and Banquet and in top bill- ing is the senior prom Dancing in the Dark. APRIL . . . All is not well for the fairer of the crew is faced with being grease monkeys on Slave Day. Buzzing through the auditorium, we watch the Student Body play being presented while backstage the Awards Assembly is wheeling out on the runway. Top of the month event is the Junior Prom entitled Moonlight and Roses. MAY . . . Peeling-off for a big success is the Varsity-L- Club Dance. Circling back over the hangar we see the Faculty Assembly under way, while, off in a distance, you can see the seniors of the crew taking a one-day off course trip. JUNE . . . This is a busy month especially for the seniors with their awards assembly setting the pace. lt is a time for fitting oft caps and gowns and for practicing gradua- tion. The great day of graduation is to be preceded by the traditional baccalaureate services. With the close of school, the Leuzinger '51 flight checked in at the airport and discharged passengers and crew. Records were checked and reservations were made for the flight of '52. Soaring into first place in the SPORTS PAGEANT was the Senior Class float. Adding to the decor were A. Korff, H. Lingo, P. Roy and B. Lester. Cruising close to SPORTS QUEEN, Donna Wade, were the six princesses: Joyce Bury, Glenda Rohloif, Sally Edison, Adorae Hansen, Ann Mick and Alice Kortf. Reaching into the TALENT SHOW and land- ing in first place with her clever song and dance routine was Doris Kohler. Doris won a table TV set donated by Lloyd -Dense. ,an 2.vm .s1 Circling for the honor of SPORTS QUEEN were twenty candidates: FRONT ROW, left to right: S. Edison, G. Rohloff, J. Bury, P. Olsonp SECOND ROW, A. Korif, P. King, M. Lohstroh, R. Ward, B. Slocum, G. Hill, E. Spears, L- Chfiifmalli THIRD ROW, J. Lawrence, A. Hanson, M. Book, P. Borland A. Mick, E. Knox, T. Delaney and D. Wade. ? .5 K, . jr... ,. ,,, . fm 'x- V' 'BY Mika Ml? P The Spanish Club Fiesta Time and the Education Club Gay Nlnotloi' tioats landed second and third place in the SPORTS PARADE. Aboard the Spanish Club Boat were P. Olson, S. Smallen and I. Acosta. Flappers on the ' Education Club float were R. Padilla, M. Haynes and A. Shoquist. Sports Pageant, alent Show There was no crash landing for Doris Kohler, Bob Bradbury and Don Strumpfer as the stars camo out in the annual TALENT SHOW. 4 A 4 3.-T.. ,,,.., ' FOOTBALL SEASON brought Friday night fun for Olymps who turned out to spur on their team in Bay League competition. Klir 'W 4- Top flight at pep rallies and games was Mrs. Evelyn Gawthrop's OLYMPIAN BAND. Looking into Mr. Key's General Shop we see the FRESHMAN CLASS getting into flight. i- 7 , , ,YW Helping to keep the '51 Athletic men in the air were the Olympian SONG QUEENS and MAJORETTES-L. Christman, M. Rudd, C. Weber, J. Bury, M. Barrick, A. Campbell, N. Tillis, J. Martin, I. Whitaker. Ain. Settling down for a moment are CHEER LEADERS Martie lohstroh, Randall Etchells and Alice Korlt, who kept up the pep for the athletic season of 50-51. Boning up for the Sophomore BIOLOGY CLASS under the direction of Miss Teressa Ricca are J. Kay, E. Blackford, R. Chastain, O. Taylor, B. Reed, J. Stewart, B. Jones, and B. Riess. From the pages of the G.A.A. FAMILY ALBUM are M. Martes, P. Moon, M. Christensen, and G. Delaney. In a hilarious take-ol? scene in the SENIOR PLAY, You Can't Take It With You, were Lois Kindinger and Foster Waits ii Happy passengers aboard the Oympian cruiser are congratulated by Mr. Rice upon Leuzinger winning second place in the Bay League SPORTSMANSHIP CON- TEST. Receiving congratulations are Irene Whitaker and Randall Etchells. 1 You Can't Take It With You, the SENIOR PLAY, glides through to great success with the piloting of R. Collins, J. Richards, G. Wills, B. Burkeman, B. Hall, and R. Simon. Marlyn Adair, represent- ing Mrs. Curtis' Third Period English class, re- ceived the award from Santa Claus lBeecher Fawcettl. Her class filled the most CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS. This class also contributed the most to the spring RED CROSS FUND DRIVE. At Ease Taxiing down the runway heading for a song cloud you see the ENGLISH SINGERS, J. Knauss, D. Guay, L. Armstrong, R. Bradbury, Mr. Reimer, Alumni D. Zalenka, J. Dowell, S. Guav, and J. Martin. n 5 w L W W ' r 1 In a dog ight are Eddie Murphy, lol: Lester, lol: Markle, Carl Drown, and Eddie Malendy, who are giving a wrestling exhibition to promote REGISTRATION for voting for the sec- ond semester student body oillcers. N Climbing into the spirit of the holidays with the CHRISTMAS SKYWRITING are, FRONT ROW, J. Long, M. Hibbon, SECOND ROW: Mr. Egelko, J. Trabar, J. Hornby, L. Maxwell, R. Stahb. THIRD ROW: M. Parks, J. Ward, E. Magruder, R. Maiors. 1 Do you Rnd anyone bird dogging at the Girls and Bays League CHRISTMAS DANCE? To the flying cadets, this means a lower clnssman dancing with an upper classman. Acting as navigators for the Juniors during' REGISTRATION before election of the second semester Student Body ollcers are Nancy Zitlow, Carol Manheimev, and Irene Slrovgard. An Olympian student is nose-diving into the news. 500Nllhll1 lnloying a PEP RALLY are Unto of the 0lympian's crew. F 5 1 I Before the G. L. INSTALLATION assembly ror the second semester we see M. Martes, J. Bury, A. Campbell and J. Tillll, Qaily wait- ing for the assembly. 14.4- lfter the INSTALLATION we Gnd them envylng another of the ' ship's crew who is wearing scooters , which seem to be much I more comfortable than the heels . ,,,,,h-.sb JF----... ...,4W ..,, Taking time oft from the flight we see Lisbeth Beyer, Barbara Smith, Margie Crookston, and Edith Dimeo, while on a CAMERA CLUB field trip touring Ghost Town at Knott's Berry Farm. arming Waiting for the opening of the ship's commissary we SOC ll group of the 0lymp's crew. Then looking into the halls we see two of our studious stewardesses, Joan Crawford and Coralie Boucher. Going on from there we see Helen Sporny and Pat Taylor knitting for a couple of special cadets. I l i As life went on at leuzinger, the PYLON CAMERA CREW, M. Hansen and L. Sanders lost their tempers and started snapping at the passen- gers. ', , pp 'is W Xx x A N.. E Joyce Iida, Barbara Gallamore and Rose Sciortino went Company directors Mr. Ray Erick 'round the world via their language :lass proiects. son and Miss Alice Johnson seemed to see a bumpy Right ahead at times. . ,pgs 1. V -I--0-W' ' 1 ' M3 -. .Q M 5 . , am i ,,r,,, -if f. S , I ff l . 'fi SNWGWUY J0hf'nY GYUVGS SHOWN! Uneasy about the night, Raindrop Rose prepared to Cruising through the halls we see what he thought of the airline SUV- bail out at G.A.A.'s APRIL SHOWERS BANQUET. Mary DeVito and Paul Grumblos ice. Gaining altitude is one of the senior cadets, Elaine Spears. Three Olymps in the ground grew do their daily as- signments of homework and knitting combined. ndr Fir Getting into the swing of things are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Way- mire. Lending a guiding hand to some of the ship'! crew is Mr. Robert Hummel in one of his MACHINE SHOP classes. l Caught in the act of buzzing along with her SEWING machine we see Shirley Timperley hemming a skirt. She made the material for the skirt on the foot-loom. W, .. 5 Wi Gremlin at ork Piloting the pencil pushers is Mr. George Thompson in his MECHANICAL DRAWING class, Not idling the time away is Mr. Willard Parker's AUTO SHOP class. A quiet group of the ship's cadets are in the LIBRARY, which also serves as C SlUdY hill- Dancing in the Dark ...glx Moonlight and Roses rpuunf . .rn-n. Y, 1-mv. ..,, v., .,..,-.,, -,,,,,., vvwv, W-W WV, ,MW-,W W V W ww AEEU L R M in 4 H -, ,gg ., . - ' I ,Qpf-W UN. m,,33,,, A ff Y my f f,A.,,,A XV ' 7 fw-br-w ffffa , , 1' . 'La,,,. Q ,1 mf . A ' ff ,hw f K r ?v:-.gi f mf ' 'M WWf'f?fQs5lzQff53,, A r . ,am we ' f - up , V Q, , V ' 7 V W QQ, -'V ,?gQ2:S457'5f'f1'W'L'1'A'r7iw'Q?iiQ S i f L- f ' W ' , If ' ' ' N? 'M my is Q I As K Erick l.enk Harold DeYoung Bqb Selden Micky Vird n Bqb Newman 5 Jack lrwin Foster Warts Dowell . H. D. Reed Jr ff WW' W Bob Neal Bob Neal will go down in Olympian history as one of the greatest athletes ever produced by Leuzinger. Bob achieved what every boy dreams of but few accomplishp he was named the most valuable player in the Bay League and selected as quarterback on the all-league team. Because of his deadly passing accuracy, he was nick- named by opponents the Johnny Luiack of prep foot- ball. His completion of 33 of 48 passes against Santa Monica and 23 of 43 at El Segundo besides his return of a kickolf 90 yards for the locals' first score shows why he was feared by opposing players every time he stepped into action. 5- ,' J' Gordon Stoll 3. 4 I Dan Doyle s x' ene Dinsmoor Eldon N0l'fhl'UP Richard Barr Ed Schoolcraftw Laurence Barr W 'Ii .W x I 1 . ,Q lll I fl lv It l L lf 6 W se . I l ..if+f W srl, 1 lf, 7 . . . ,,,. . s B . A ' X ' fi P R bllig -1? Xl Q. . s ',h li I ' 11, I ' - W A . 2- -1 XJ .E .XA 4, ,K E ag. ,. 5 ' Q 1' VKVA 'll 4,r, QQ ' Lt I, , Q 'Q mn 571 1 2. Mervel Pederson Lester 'Maaiwell Bob Tobiason HOYI Parks Hal Law rl Iron Squadron I This fall Leuzinger had only one returning letterman and a very light team that averaged about 170 pounds. In fact, all Coaches Bill Hoyt and George Murphy had to work with was a lot of team spirit and patience. ' They took this inexperienced squad and turned out a smooth, st working varsity football team. The' gridders ended the Paul Eckert Kenny Jackson mason with a four won and five lost record. The Olympians had a 2 and 4 record in the league play. They boasted a 19-6 ., win over Beverly Hills in the initial league contest and brought home a 32-21 win rf from EI Segundo in the final game. if The four losses handed to the Olympians in between were all to teams that made a A if them look like a bee squad. Santa Monica downed the locals 31-7 on their own grid- ' - In iron and the Sentinels from Inglewood came to Leuzinger and slapped an almost g identical 33-7 score on the Olympians. Torrance and Redondo defeated the home team 13-7 and 25-13. End Bob Selden earned a berth on the second All Bay League. Selden was quar- ,gy 7, terback Bob Neal.'s favorite pass receiver. Dan Doyle, guard, and Gordon Staff, tackle, - ' placed on the third teamCScatba5,k Ed Schoolcraft was given honorable mention.Q ' I' V, ., ,I . Jim Zeller :lib V . if M' .1 f 1 v ' -J QL-1' H W, I I iff. ff VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW, P. Eckert, B. McPherson, D. Barr, E. Schoolcraft, J. Dowell, B. Neal, D. Doyle, J. Zeller. SECOND ROW, J. Caughell, B. Nlattice, J. Martin, J, Irwin, W. Yates, G. Miller, H. De Young, G. Arvizu, Manager L. Murray. THIRD ROW, Coach Hoyt, M. Pederson, E. Northrup, B. Eason, B. Murphy, B. Newman, M. Virden, E. Lenk, J. Grewell, C. Young. FOURTH ROW, G. Stoll, H. Law, G. Dinsmoor, B. Tobiason, K. Jackson, B. Worsham, D. Griskonis, L. Maxwell, J. Hose, J. Maxwell, Coach Murphy. FIFTH ROW, F. Waites, B. Selden, H. D. Reed, L. Barr, J. Cordo, G. Krieger, F. Boyd, D. Reymore, H. Parks, C. Heyerman, G. Locke. at fl Varsity moves up Io .stop Red!ndw' ' . vqliny coaches nm Hoyt and George Murphy- . I b., J, n I if W Bee Gridster Patrol 5' . 1, fel I Coach Bill SiIverthorn's Bee team opened its grid season at Orange September 22 only to be edged by a 7-0 score. The following week the Bees lost to the power-laden Aztecs of Mark Keppel 27-0. Opening the Bay League grid season, the Olymps played host to the Normans of Beverly Hills only to lose 12-6 on a freak play in the last few seconds. Traveling to Inglewood and Torrance, they en- gaged in two tough games and lost both in the last minutes of play. The ice was finally broken as the Bees rolled over Serra 46-6 and upset Santa Monica 20-7. From there they went on to down the Eagles of EI Segundo 33-0. Going into the final game of the year, the Bees met an undefeated, powerpacked Bee squad from Redondo, and went down to defeat 26-6- Lee rogue with coach sm saimmofne. John Cusick, Gene Biggs, and Warren Wardlow were picked on the All Bee team. Ll, 'I x Z Bee captains Tony Morales, John Cusick, Gene Biggs and BEE GRIDS: FRONT ROW, E. Vancil, J. Ono, C. Barnes, W. Vardeman, G. Biggs, E. Landacher, J. Abshier. SECOND ROW, J. Cusick, G. Camp, R. Quintana, J. Born, F. Hernandez, T. Chavez, B. Pabst. THIRD ROW, J. Cooper, C. McDonald, H. Brown, L. Bateman, L. Tague, W. Ward- low, A. Perez, J. Herring. FOURTH ROW, H. Boriorquez, F. Reed, T. Dart, R. Lindner, J. Duncan, B. Crane, A. Crossley, J. Crabtree. FIFTH ROW, B. Sweeney, M. Tauallii, J. Hardacre, Manager R. Maiors, G. Foster, J. George, Coach Silverthorn. Varsity fullback Laurance Barr picks up first and ten against Westchester. Gene Dingmggr sw,-as fgr the Varsity. Fri B -we T .Z...I fW fgr . : 'R .- A f ' 'M - s v'n- ' . qs ,-S . , kj ,g .. 5 g c we tg. ' g gw---M: f , f5...eeq-3 , Q 9 M -Q . .5 , o 5' sffm4 T f.- T..- e 'H ff' S3 e ss ,. E., 44... Nc' f-1 .V 7, -in g.. - '- D . CEE GRIDS: FRONT ROW, B. Hunt, B. Liston, E. Stytf, F. Markle, T. Alteri, J. Chenault, J. Contestabile, D. Bingham. SECOND ROW, F. McCann, P. Murphy, L. Groves, D. Nichols, L. Mattson, J. George, J. Stephens, D. Bennett. THIRD ROW, R. Bernhard, P. Abbey, L. Steffen, J. Edwards, C. Ryan, C. Sherrill, G. Dion, D. Thevany. FOURTH ROW, B. Markle, F. Molle, B. Sanden, A. Leonard, L. Whitaker, B. Trust, B. Wipf, B. Warner. FIFTH ROW, G. Greene, T. Church, E. Eason, P. Massey, J. Gray, L. Tully, J. Elslander, A. Hogue. SIXTH ROW, Coach Johnstone, Manager B. Griswold, M. Parks, D. Witte, B. Slaughter, B. Nichols, Manager D. Duggan. Cee Gridder Patrol Leuzinger Cees enioyed a successful grid season, notching four wins, dropping a single game, and fighting their way to a tough tie. The midgets opened the season under the tutelage of Coach Jim Johnstone, by tying a Mark Keppel squad 5-5 and then knocking over Loyola 6-0 in a tough battle. They trampled Mount Carmel 40-0 on a ground and air attack and proved to be rude hosts by toppling Mira'Costa 20-0. But they dropped a close 12-6 verdict to Loyola which was a real heartbreoker, losing their chance for at least a tie in the last 4 seconds. They finished their grid season in fine shape by walloping Mount Carmel 31-0. This team proved its offensive power by scoring 17 teedees and 7 extra points, which equals 109 points to their opponents' 18. They shut Coach Jim Johnstone with Cee captains Jim Chenault and out their opponents four times, which proves that Jve Confestobilektg 11, Q, , .' their goal line was tough to dent. 3E,fQ'-- ' fd! iigfgd 4 -f..Q,f'f 'f ' f' ii.-fe. R. Q Q ftv ccef 1,150-a4L The Olympian hoopsters ended the regular season with a 4 won, i0 loss record and a sixth place berth in the league stand- ings. El Segundo fell to the Blue and White by scores of 40-33 and 44-39. The Eagles led up until the last minute when Mike Stel- lino hit for three in a row to ice the game. The Mustangs from Mira Costo gave the Olympians a battle until the closing minutes, when they fell to the locals 47-31. ln the final game of the season, the Olympians went wild, waxing the Mustangs 76-29. In pre-season warmup games, the Olympians came out on top with three wins, and a single loss. Mike Stellino led the Leuzinger Olympian Cagers in scoring and flew the Blue and White colors to the All Bay League Team placing as a guard. Center Dick Lester and guard Bob Neal were given honorable mention for their commendable play. Dick Lester and Mike Stel- lino led the Olymps through the season as co-captains. Hank Boiorquez, Ronald Slaton and Russ Ulibarri led the Olympian Bee squad to a 4th place tie in the league standings. Tom Wadman and Richard Hinzo contributed on occasional hot nights. Other lettermen are Missouri Tauallii, Bob Staltord, Loren Ogle, Dick Randle, and Bill Camp. Dick Lester Ercul Brown s Ummm armani: W ' ' BEE BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW, T. Wadman, M. Tauallii, R. Brown, R. Slafen, R. Hinzo, B. Stafford, SECOND ROW, Couch Kerpa, R. Ulibarri, R. Randle, B. Camp, L. Ogle, H. Boior- quez, Mgr. R. Chandler. W N L Shooting Stars VARSITY BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW, B. Neal, R. Barr, B. Lesler, D. Leslerg SECOND ROW, R. Miller, E. Brown, M. Stel- lino, D. Rundallg THIRD ROW, Mgr. R. Chandler, D. Locke, D. Anderson, G. Johnson, R. Kidd, T. Van Pollen, Coach Kerpa. J Z 1 1 3 2 I I 1 1 I 4 1 V 1 4 1 i i 1 J l i 3 i i , 1 4 i JW Q S sr CEE TEAM, FRONT ROW, B. Jones, L. Lee, J. Elslander, J. Contestabile. SECOND ROW, manager R. Roberts, B. Elslander, B. Warner, P. Abbey, F. Markle. THIRD ROW, coach Johnstone, G. Greene, P. Murphy, C. Ryan, D. Bingham. CEE STARTERS, FRONT ROW, captain Linton Lee, lucky Jones, Joe Contestabile. SECOND ROW, John Elslander, coach Jim Johnstone, Calvin Ryan. DEE TEAM, FRONT ROW, A. Lee, T. Alteri, E. Her nandez, L. Stetten, D. Moore. SECOND ROW, A. Chandler, V. Hecker, F. Miller, B. Griswold, man- ager L. Tully. THIRD ROW, M. Dimoio, B. Foirtield, J. Meyers, J. Long, J. Olmstead. Cee and Dee Target Chasers Leuzinger Cee Hoopsters completed their season unbeaten in eleven cage encounters and annexed the Bay League Cee Championship by edging the Re- dondo Ceehawks 22-19. The Ceesters opened their hoop season by dumping Mount Carmel 33-23. They continued to be on the big end of the score by toppling Enterprise 41-12, Bev- erly Hills 21-17, Sierra 45-27, Inglewood 21-18, Culver City 28-12, and they tripped Redondo 22-19. The Cee top scorers were Joe Conte- stabile who scored 71 points, with John Elslander runner-up with 61. Calvin Ryan was next with 50 points, Linton Lee and Bucky Jones followed with 34 points apiece. Coach Jim Johnstone guided the Cees and did a fine job of handling the locals and coached them to their tirst cham- pionship. The local Deesters ran into a string of bad luck and managed to win only one of their games, which was a 25-22 triumph over Santa Monica. Johnny Olmstead and Ernest Hernandez did most of the Dee scoring. 4 WATER POLO, FRONT ROW, J. Skeen, L. LeFevre, D. Lundell, A. Simon. SECOND ROW, S. Cloud, F. Rose, L. Sanders, G. Rogers, P. Ross. THIRD ROW, B. Pritchett, B. Lester, 0. Taylor, L. Smith, E. Brown, F. Royal. .,' ' U E gl, .... fx XX K K Val x N X l Amphibious rm n The Leuzinger water polo team was a tough one to beat in the South Bay League, for though they won only two games, almost every other game was lost in overtime periods. They de- feated Compton lO-7 and Anaheim 6-3 in two overtime periods. Larry LeFevre led the poloists in scoring, with 21 goals in ten games. Bob Lester was runner- up with 9 goals. Larry was chosen as captain by his teammates, not only as high scorer, but also on his defensive play. Varsity lettermen were Don Strumher, George Dinsmore, Gary Rogers, John Skeen, Charles Redman, Louis Smith, Bill Stokes, Bob Owens, and Pat Ross. Bee monogram winners were Bob Pritchett, Murray Fisette, Alan Simon, Fred Rose, Ernest Hernandez, Orville Taylor, Ed Brown, Gerald Rosenberg, and Ronald Collins. Coach Hunt looked forward to a successful swimming season with most of last year's swim- mers returning, but when practice began only 5 varsity men showed up. Seven of his returning men had ioined the navy. As the Pylon went to press, the swimming season had not been concluded and the letter- men were not known. I y 8' V Lin A, B, C, SWIM TEAMS-FRONT ROW, G. Parkos, R. McKenzie, R. Whelan, L. Lundell, J. Skeen, B. Pritchett, A. Simon, SECOND ROW, S. Cloud, B. Cawthorn, J. McWilliams, R. Easley, D. Birt, G. Roger, P. Ross, THIRD ROW, Coach Hunt, B. Elslander, J. Elslander, M. Fisette, A. Rusk, M. Bennett, G. Camp, F. Royal, manager, FOURTH ROW, L. Smith. F 1 l l l K 1 l l , l 3 1 V.. Q. N 5 V-ff. Q. QQ 3 6 Qi Y' J. gy, 5 ,yn -4 T 5 .JY 12 ia 1 r S. Ron Collins 3 kr so w Don Andrews ln' I 1 Johnny George 4' , Z, I .V f Andrew Meyers Fl ing Groaners Leuzinger's Varsity grapplers finished their wrestling season in successful fashion by fighting their way to fourth spot in the C.l.F. finals and second place in the Bay league finals. Harold DeYoung ll45l, Ronnie Collins li33l, and Andrew Meyers lheavyl, paced the local wrestlers to their strong finish in the C.I.F. Hnals. Danny Lundell li38l and Eldon Northrup li75l nabbed thirds in this meet among schools in Southern California. Johnny George li03l and Don Andrews li54l grabbed fourths in their respective weights. The locals nabbed second place in Bay league standings by virtue of two triumphs over Inglewood l32-25 and 26-25l and Bev- erly Hills l53-3 and 44-Bl. They were on the short end of the score in both matches with the first place Redondo squad. Coach Bill Silverthorn had only three re- turning lettermen on his squad but neverthe. less his charges made a fine showing in all of their meets and finished their season a well-balanced team. , .5 . X f ff ' , Harold DeYoung Danny lundell K N Eldon Northrup WRESTLERS, FRONT ROW, B. Sander, G. Mattson, J. George, J. Fitzgerald, B. Shaffer, D. Meats, B. Ammons, R. Garcia, SECOND ROW l.. Motisi, E. Jones, B. McKenzie, J. Brown, R. Easley, F. McCann, G. Tobias, H. Thompson, R. Collins, D. Lundellgp THIRD ROW Coach Silverthorne, F. Burghart, L. Zutter, R. Curtis, J. Andrews, J. Reeves, E. Northrup, F. Hernandez, W. Vardeman, J. Duster, J George E. Lafevre, Mgr. J. Gutierrez, FOURTH ROW, D. Hinelein, VW. Yates, J. Martin, A. Meyers, D. Willbanks, H. law, D. Andrews, D Hayden and H. DeYoung: , lglbofffjx . ll wi? 94 , .' A s Q gi 4 , ,W , , ,. ,. , ,.,, ,,.., , .,..,., .,,,-,..,,m,.,,,, ...WM 3 .iw r . GOLF, FRONT ROW: R. McMiIIen, F. Markle, R. Cinquanta, A. Chandler. SECOND ROW: P. Pino, L. Keaveny, J. Q King, L. Slaten, D. Andrews, Coach Thompson. . l D HI' , ID ,I t' Leuzinger Golfers opened the defense of their South Bay League title I 0 S by downing Pasadena thrice, 35-1 at the Western Avenue Course, 10-2 1 at the Brookside Links, and 36-0 at Oakmont Country Club. Monrovia . was outscored 19-17 by the locals. A combined Glendale-Monrovia squad was dropped 22-14. 5 Coach George Thompson's golfers suffered a loss to Inglewood, but, however, disposed of Anaheim, Tor- rance, and Redondo in easy fashion. Their record stands at 12 wins and 2 loses as the Pylon meets its dead- A line. l 1 Outstanding linksters were Al Chandler, Pete Pino, Len Keaveny, Jim King, Jerry Larson, Fred Markle and Larry Slaten. 1 1 Leading GOLFERS at Leu- zinger are Pete Pino, left, and Al Chandler, right. 1 i I 5 i g Q Y A VARSITY BASEBALL, FRONT ROW, R. Barr, B. Neal, L. Lefevre, J Larscin, T. .?ar1,4 J. Jones, SECOND :ROW, BA ?oHvln R- Todd' R' Randle, B. Lester, B. Whiiman, R. Slaton, A. Schmidlffjf ff' 'f 5 A' ', 4' J x A - V ,wfzw ' - ' ., , , 3 V 1 . ,f lr kr. f .. W, !1U,A4: OYSE I E Ol lTIHtl0l'l A L1 ,REX -an Bob Lester Tom Van Patten Bob Whifman B95 Neal Dick Barr X . '-5 Bob Selden Ralph Todd Ron Slqten Jack Jane! Although their season was not yet complete as the Pylon went to press, Leuzinger's varsity horsehid- ers seemed to be one of the strong contenders for the Bay League crown. The team was sparked by a snappy infield which included Larry LeFevre at first, Jack Jones at second, Bob Neal at third, and Dick Barr at short stop. Seven members of last year's 9 lettermen returned to add experience to the already powerful Olympian line- up. Hitting stars appeared to be outfielders Ralph Todd, Ron Slaton, and Bob Lester, and catcher Bob Selden. Two dependable pitchers saw Leuzinger through their tough l4-game league schedule. Don Bevans, a sensational Junior chucker, hurled a no-hit game on opening day against Mira Costa. Jerry Larson, an outstanding sophomore, was master at control and allowed a minimum of walks in the games he pitched. Both will be looking for another good year next season. sf I I, 'li A? ff' lf , .XM if If-,,... .f.,.,s..,f, M , Coach Ed Kerpa i i Rich Ramne Terry Dart Larry Lefevre wwf! i J. V. Baseball, FRONT ROW Barnes, B. Nichols, R. tree, G. Thomson, R. Brown, As the Pylon meets its place by virtue of Ercil Brown's throwing a three hit 7-1 triumph over Beverly Hills. They wound up even in practice tilts by winning three, dropping three and tieing one. Leuzinger Junior Varsity walloped Mount Carmel 'IO-0 and 6-27 Gardena was battered 'I3-57 Compton nipped the locals 9-85 Loyola took the measure of Leuzinger I0-6. Darkness called a halt at Leuzinger's second encounter with Loyola and the score knotted up at 8-8. Collecting hits were Bob Nichols, Jack Crabtree, Kenzo Yoshinaga, Bucky Jones, Greg Halberg, Richard Lindner, Ray Brown, DeWayne Greene, .lack Duncan, Lee Tague, Tex Crossley, Alan King, Melvin Williams, Joe Contestabile, and Bill Bowman. Coach George Murphy guides the Junior Varsity and appears to be doing a fine iob of it. the Jayvees are tied for first J. V. STARTING NINE, FRONT ROW, R. Brown, R. Lindner, J. Crabtree, A. Crossley, Murphy, E. Brown, C. Barnes, V. Jones, L. Tague. Jones, A. King, L. Tague, SECOND ROW, B. Smith, manager, C. THIRD ROW, E. Brown, B. Moore, R. Uliborrl, R. Lindner, J. Crab- Coach George Murphy K. Yoshinaga. SECOND ROW, Coach George Fl ing ayvee Sluggers Operation Bullseye ..fsw,w-,.. o v RIFLE TEAM, FRONT ROW, B. Walker, J. Curtis, A. Johnson. SECOND ROW. Mr. George Kev. B. Gaul. C. Barnes. D. llevmore. L. Car- son, H. Parks, Mr. Joseph Thomas. page sfqne,-5 for phe C,I.F. championship meer from Leuzinger were J. Curtis, C. BGYHSS. D- Reymbre and L. Carson. BOWLING, FRONT ROW, D. Hill, S. Casady, L. Bradberry, S. Price, R. Slabb, G. Bigbie, K. Shunkweiler, J. lida, K. Greevy, P. Rodman, Mr. Brownell, adviser. SECOND ROW, D. Chase, Tom Buhe, R. Furr, B. Seers, J. Miser, T. Swain, G. Smith, H. Thomson. THIRD ROW, J. King, H. Thompson, Paul Carpenter, F. Burgharr, M. Belluso, J. Strauss. FOURTH ROW, J. Bradberry, J. Lang, C. Crow, J. Vion, D. Edingor, D. Canlor, J. Carroll. A TRACK, FRONT ROW, J. Clar, D. Rios, J. Zeller, R. Nokes, E. Jones. SECOND ROW, Head manage: J. Richards, D. Walker, R. Miller, H. D Y ung, B. Hardy, F. Bausman. .JV TW B TRACK, FRONT ROW, J. Abshier, G. Foster, T. Cleaver, R. Lewis, T. Chavez, M. Griswold. SECOND ROW, T. Wadman, B. Crane, J. Ono, W. Wardlow, J. Cooper, D, Graham. THIRD ROW, G. Wallis, D. Irwin, J. Hayden, B. Camp, C. McDonald, B. Sweenry, E. Landaker. H dge Lack of depth proved to be the downfall of the Var- sity cindermen in their first two Bay League contests. With only a handful of per- formers the squad dropped their opener to Santa Mon- ica and a following meet with Torrance. The thinclads had better luck in a triangle meet with Bell and Mount Carmel, however, taking a close second. The tracksters racked up a second in a three way meet with Bever- ly Hills and El Segundo also, defeating the Eagles. Varsity scorers were George Gray, Harold De- Young, Dick Barr, Jim Clark, Hoyt Parks, Dick Rios, Ed Schoolcraft, and Jack Gre- well. The Olympian Bees had a very strong tea m and dropped only two meets. Rod Lewis, easily the out- standing performer in any class, was undefeated in any meet in his two speciali- iwwsk 5 K OPPEFS ties, the lG0 and 220 yard dashes. He also was lead man on the Bee 660 Relay team which had an unde- feated season. Other mem- bers of the Relay team were Jerry Abshier, Tom Cleaver and Gail Foster. The Bees also developed two excellent shot-putters in Burr Sweeney and Warren Wardlow. Other Bee scorers were Tom Wadman, Tony Chavez, Bill Crane, Gene Wallis, Bill Camp, Dick Gra- ham and Marvin Griswold. The Cees had an out- standing shot-putter in Frank Molle, who failed to finish only once. John El- slander cleared well over five feet in the high iump and Joe Contestabile show- ed up well in the pole vault. Cee point-makers were Bill Warner, Ernie Hernan- dez, LeRoy Mattson, Phil Murphy, Alan Leonard, Den- ny Bingham, Virgil Ball, Frank McCann and George Greene. 9' A QQ IEE RELAY TEAM, Tom Cleaver Rodney Lewis Jerry Abshier Gail Foster Coach Bill Hoyt C TRACK, FRONT ROW T Altuen E Hernandez D Bingham J Elslander F Molla D Footitt, A. Leonard, A. Lee SECOND ROW G Greene B Warner M Northrup P Murphy J. Edwards, .l. Contostible R Roberts V Ball R Arnold M '1 'N , ,. Q ev- ' J: - S 3 R - i K My .., I LV K K . gl' IQ 3 , ii L E lifee . ' S' ., S th f i re ff : r -H, H Z 3 yY V if a 1 i f 51 i ey l,e 3 fyy A, r'i i .,., R is J Q 1. .ei ,ax Q..-.A GAA CABINET, FIRST SEMESTER, FRONT ROW, K. Edwards, J. Borland, A. Hansen, president: G. Slaten, J. Musk, J. Bury. SECOND ROW, J. Berry, P. Olson, H. Lingo, M. Rudd, I.. Christman, P. Rodman. JUNE BERRY Second Semester President Briefing RA J O E SE Furst Semester President Cew GAA CABINET, SECOND SEMESTER, FRONT ROW, K. Edwards, J. Lilly, J. Lawrence, J. Berry, president, J. Musk, J. lury, B. Alexander. SECOND ROW, G. Gutierrez, A. Hansen, P. Olson, H. Lingo, M. Rudd, L. Christman, P. Rodman, C. Wall. High stepping out of the Gay 20's are Hoppers Ann Mick and Pat King at the GAA Banquet Family Album. Adding to the heavy showers of laughter at the GAA APRIL SHOWERS BANQUET were Adorae Hansen, Phyllis Olson and Margie Rudd who presented a hilarious senior skit. Fun Aboard L FROM ANOTHER WORLD, GAA took stratosphere flying seriously. They reached SEVENTH HEAVEN. Visitors from the mythical Goughair, N. Waldo, S. Sporny, P. Moon, P. Rodman, M. Tillis, G. Lawrence, M. Martes, J. Stinnett, B. Wegman, L. Bloomquist. A forced landing found Lois Kindinger and Jody Berg doing a hilarious panto- mime in the GAA Banquet Seventh Heaven. world were L. Gallego, G. Delaney, D. Burke, A. M. L ,V Beverly Alexander Q ' Barbara Barker June Berry Jadene Borland W N A i Y . . .V -M 1 7' L ,A A ff Joyce Bury P P Elaine Dackin ' Suzanne Dally We 2 5, Q -if E Flight Alice Korff Geraldine Lawrence Judy Lawrence Hope Lingo Yoko Fuiinami Lucille Gallego Lydia Gallego Irene Hern Q I Pal' Rodman Margie Rudd Margie Schmidt Awards 'X W, .w w W HQ ,V . Lf 3 K .3i ' Pat Taylor K Mary Thomsen E fQ Cl d w Beverly Wegman :XEL t Nancy Nalali Pal O'NeiIl Joann Quint Glenda Slaten Shirley Sporny Helen Takemoto S096 Directing activities of the L Club were two active L CLUB CABINETS. Shown at the Ieft is the FIRST SEMESTER CABINET, TOP TO BOTTOM, J. BERRY, L. Kindinger, H. Lingo, J. Bury, SECOND SEMESTER CABINET, TOP to BOTTOM, M. Lohstroh, J. Lawrence, H. Lingo, M. Rudd. L CLUB, FRONT ROW, J. Bury, A. Kortf, L. Gallego, H. Lingo, G. Slaten, S. Sporny, P. Rodman, Y. Fuiinami. SECOND ROW, B. Crass, L. Kindinger, . Berry, L. Chapman, J. Borland, I. Hem, J. Quint, L. Gallego. THIRD ROW, S. Berg, J. Lawrence, M. Rudd, P. Olson, J. Skovgard, N. Natali, M. Thompson. FOURTH ROW, P. O'NeiII B. Barker, P. Taylor, M. Lohstroh. A WA .1 . 4:- .JE rim diss , Qc? SENIORS, VOLLEYBALL, FRONT ROW, P. Crooksion, M. Lohsiroh, A. Kaiser, R. Scioriino, A. Korff, P. GrumbIes..SECOND ROW, A. Hansen, J. Lawrence, G. Rohloif, H. Lingo, M. Rudd, N. Carier, G. GUIIWVU- THIRD Row' J- BHYY, B. ldvderbaugh, A. Mick, P. Olson, M. MoM, I. Skovgard, M. Naiali. SENIOR BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW, J. Bury, M. Thomsen, M. Rudd, P. Grumbles, A. Hansen, M. lohsiroli, A. Korff. SECOND ROW, J. Lawrence, B. Lauderbaugh, J. Berry, N. Naiali, J. Skovgard, P. Olson, J. Quint, N. Carter. 26 'qui 5 ., .. P I I YQYYX SENIOR HOCKEY, FRONT ROW, L. Chrisiman, A. Korff, M. Lohsfroh, J. Bury, J. Musk. SECOND ROW, A. Kaiser, J. Lawrence, G. Rohloff, H. Lingo, M. Rudd, N. Carter, P. Crookston. THIRD ROW, N. Henry, D. Krull, J. Berry, N. Naiali, M. Mori, M. Thomsen. High , gr ar., I 2 H K JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL, FRONT ROW, M. Martin, L. Chapman, L. Gallego, J. Tillis, G. Slaten. SECOND ROW, D. Rose, K. Edwards, K. Greevy, A. Campbell, J. Edwards, S. Williams. THIRD ROW, P. O'Neill, P. Taylor, E. Moore, H. Sparny, J. Lilly, J. Evers. bi 4 6 2' ' as f- my . , 2 6 9 5 0 'U V f Q ' fi . '1 ' , -an 1 , ' . K if .L is v Q L , 2 2 ' . Y . 5 4 f V C' Xl a .4 I if A a I 5 if ' v -1 on KQV, ' X 3 5 ,R J 4.. l X v -, A I Q , XV , , I l 9 ii x I gs ff SOPHOMORES, VOLLEYBALL, FRONT ROW, S. Sporny, J. Hornby, S. Berg, L. Acosta, G. Lawrence, S. Johnson, E. Minnis, P. Rodman, Y, Fuiinami. SECOND ROW, B. Loweke, D. McQuinn, E. Magruder, M. Tillis, B. Crase, D. Schenke, R. Neal, L. Gallego, J. Applebuum. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, B. Barker, B. Smith, B. Wegman, L. Hopper, B. Amon, B- HUWRIHSI l-- 5e'UPh '9' FRESHMEN VOLLEY BALL, FRONT ROW, L. Vanderlip, J. Besser, M. Holmgren, B. Keating, M. Hass, P. Haueter, P. Leonard, J. Hupe, R. Feinstein, A. Sumi, S. Kubo, K. Roberts, M. Martinez. SECOND ROW, D. Metzger, J. Larkin, D. Edison, H. Buetlner, M. Gard, S. Lawson, J. Schroeder, B. Philpott, J. Dodson, K. Kastner, P. McCreary, S. Reinholdson, S. Forsythe, P. Berber. THIRD ROW, M. Ellis, F. Phillipe, M. Elder, L. Brown, M. Price, M. Rodman, G. Saunders, S. Ozzella, E. Van Duren, B. Jones, M. Stanton, P. Bennett, W. Crozier. FOURTH ROW, P. McConnell, J. Leach, F. Allen, L. Hunter, J. M:Crary, S. Ashdown, M. Ritter, M. Taylor, J. Savage, R. Serna, R. Magruder, M. Bozarth, B. Clinton, G. Goddard. FIFTH ROW, M. Edwards, O. Deldforre, J. Hanson, D. Ward, S. Dally, C. Wall, P. Patterson, L. Ritter, J. Reading, L. Smith, E. Redman, S. Sutherland, D. Johnson, E. Mott, L. Lambert. e' ff Q' , . 4. 9 fa, 'Z' 4 'C' 2 ..,. V Q, 3 . Q- ' ' . - - oe jg 7' 1. , jj- v S2 ,lsr . M ag If ' , lg '- -. ea -L .Q .- 7 4 M. ., -Q 1 Q ,,. Y I' - Q if '- 4, I -' ' 4-A Lp. 4... H W.. V, , . I . - - ,- I .gig ' .. - . .- ' . D ' 'Q Q ' L NJ v W Yr H i .U ,Q 1' D' I' 1' i ' .xy 7 W t- I U. S hx f 6 ..,.-rf, , , ,,.. . , , - S . . , .. . Fliers JUNIOR BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW, B. Hartman, M. Schmidt, P. O'Neill, J. Martin, G. Slaten. SECOND ROW, P. Taylor, D. Rose, J. Miller, V. Taualii, E. Moore. -'rain , E , 53 .f 'Q' r ' -r Q T' 1- K . . , . 52, - ir ' ,R P J X W 1 f.. soPHoMonE BASKETBALL, FRONT Row, P. stewart, a. Amon, B. crase, L. Acosro, N, Wright, J- Borland- SECOND ROW, M- Maries, S Berg, P. Rodman, G. Lawrence, J. Hornby, Y. Fuiinami. THIRD ROW, L. Beyer, B. Smith, B. Barker, B. Wegman, B. Alexander, G. De- laney, L. Blomquist. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW, E. Van Duren, B. Jones, M. Stanton, M. Rodman, P. Berber, M. Martinez, E. Keating, M. Koons SECOND ROW, L. Lambert, G. Heagle, S. Ozzella, R. Serna, J. Leech, K. Roberts, M. Haas, M. Gard, J. Oesch. THIRD ROW J Larkin J. Chace, J. Hanson, O. DelaTorre, M. Edwards, J. Savage, S. Forsyth, M. Ellis, B. Clinton. FOURTH ROW, L. Ritter, P. Patterson, C' Wall, D. Ward, S. Phillips, E. Redman, D. Johnson, S. Sutherland, R. Skeen. 'J Z 5 3 gi JUNIOR HOCKEY, FRONT ROW, M. Mar- tin, L. Chapman, L. Gallego, J. Tillis, G. Slaten, K. Greevy. SECOND ROW, D. Rose, J. Evers, J. Miller, J. Edwards, J. , Martin, A. Campbell. THIRD ROW, H. Sporny, E. Moore, P. O'Neill, P. Taylor, , J. Lilly, C. Johnson. . SOPHOMORES, HOCKEY, FRONT'ROW, L Gallego, P. Rodman, S. Sporny, S. Berg L. Acosta, G. Lawrence, S. Johnson, M Mayemura, Y. Fuiinami. SECOND ROW M. Tillis, J. Stinnett, D. McQuinr1, L 'Seraphine, L. Reed, B. Crase, D. Schenke J. Applebaum, J. Borland. THIRD ROW, B. Alexander, B. Smith, B. Wegman, B. Loweke, L. Hopper, L. Blomquist, B Barker, B. Hawkins. FRESHMAN HOCKEY, FRONT ROW, P. Patterson, J. Reading, C. Wall, S. Dally, S. Sutherland, J. McCrary, S. Forsythe, M. Rodman, P. Berber, M. Bozarth, E. Keating, H. Takamoto, SECOND ROW, L. Ritter, E. Redman, R. Yeomans, S. Gordon, L. Smith, L. Hunter, R. Magruder, J. Savage, M. Ritter, O. DelaTorre, M. Gard, B. Goddard, B. Jones: THIRD ROW, D. Johnson, P. Hodnett, C. Lehnberg, S. Ashdown, D. Gregg, L. Brown, J. Leach, S. Ozzella, P. Kastner, L. Brewer, A. Sumi, S. Adams, P. Leonard, FOURTH ROW, F. Allen, J. Hanson, P. Bennett, R. Serna, W. Crozier, F. Phillipe, D. Segelken, G. Saunders, M. Martinez, M. Hupe, D. Philpott, K. Roberts. FIFTH ROW, M. Edwards, E. Mott, J. Ray, B. Clinton, E. Van Duren, M. Ellis, D. Edison, M. Holmgren, H. Buettner, J. Reinholdson, M. Haas, P. Haueter. . . e .. C-xadefs AMPHIBIANS-GAA water gliders are FRONT ROW, J. Bury, I. Hern G. Delaney, P. Buote, C. Fosdick, J. Bogin. SECOND ROW, D. Wat kins, C. Acosta, 0. Fosdick, P. Engle, J. Quint, M. Moore. r ' QS womb Champions in the light bomber class are PING PONG players Gerry lawrence and Beverly Wegman who are playing a rgggigi game while other members of the Pinb Pong class observe.p ff- .,, ,ff OH on a cruise to Seventh Heaven are GAA members Barbara Hartman, Elnora Moore, Janice Tillis, Alma Campbell, Carole Johnson, Doris Rose. Another important fall proiect was the GAA Sports Parade Boat with Adoraa Hansen aboard. 1 Tower Control Wishing us well in our flight through the school year of 1950-51 were many merchants of the local community. These people have provided a multitude of opportunities for teenagers. In many cases their purchase of advertising space in the Pylon is but a small representation of their support of Leuzinger activities. And so to these advertisers we say thanks and good luck! When you're buying ladies', men's, or children's clothing or even if it's material you want, CHANEY's at 317 N. Hawthorne Blvd. lOSborne 6-15651 is the place to go. Here Elaine Spears .and Adorae Hansen try on some of Chaney's fashionable togs. I E. GILBERT LAVEN COM- PANY at 221 S. Haw- thorne Blvd. lOSborne 6-1144, ORegon8-20121 is the place to go for reliable insurance serv- ice. Here Jeri Lou and Irene Laven call on their dad to say thanks for his loyal support of Leu- zinger publications. For that very special date Leuzinger boys choose RAPELLA ORCHIDS. Barbara Lewis shows what ci lovely combination a pretty girl and a Rapella corsage can be. The nursery is at 13518 Yukon Avenuep phone OSborne 6-1681. 3-3 f 4 3,3 Akin- r..-1-..-........-.-..,.. TILLIS BROTHERS INC., Plastering Contractors at Here Janice and Mary Tillis visit the two 604 Manchester Terrace, Inglewood lORegon brothers, perhaps to talk business. 8-329'll, guarantees a plastering iob done well. H In u I 1 9 Togs for the well-groomed man and smart jewelry for any quality-conscious Leuzingerite are the special- ties of RYAN MEN'S SHOP, Hawthorne's most exclusive clothiers, at 134 S. Hawthorne Blvd., and RYAN JEWELERS at l30V2 S. Hawthorne Blvd., phone OSborne 6-3863, ORegon 8-2487. Jim Chastain and Bill Bowman admire the attractive display in Ryan Men's Shop while Margie Rudd and Phyllis Olson look at the iewelry displav. . ,Q V iA,,gA,, . . . . ., . ....., MW' 1 :haf ,,:w?iaA 1-.VU L-:, . ,.., K i if . yfff.. h Q , V . Q y u,,f ' . f V Mi,-N K . ' M K! 17127 f,f15f m Sfefs F ' - ,,:f 3 ,v,, ,,, 5 n I When it comes to flavors and rich ice cream goodness, FOSTER'S OLD FASHION FREEZE heads the list. Here we see Carl Brown and Lynn Stevenson satisfying their sweet tooth. Foster's is located at 535 South Hawthorne Blvd., Os. 6-1659. PH OTO STAT A picture is worth a thousand words. Judg- ing from the intent interest on Barbara Lauderbaugh's and Gary Rogers' faces it must be true. It's the window display at HALUS STUDIO, 183 N. Hawthorne Blvd., OS. 6-3700, that has captured their attention. Four Leuzinger students, Mary Book, Gary Rogers, Barbara Lauderbaugh and Joe Rothstein, were briefed in the mysteries of blue prints by alumnus, Leon Briley, when they visited HAHN- ST. JOHN, 210 S. Hawthorne Blvd., QOr. 8-1663, Os. 6-11413, well known contracting firm. aQ.i A good place to get what the doctor ordered is WHlTAKER'S DRUG STORE at 102 S. Haw- thorne Blvd., phone OSborne 6-3746. Here Dick and Irene Whitaker and Shirley Lee con- verse with Mr. Whitaker on the subject of vitamins. Smartness is the fashion keynote at ADLEE's, 280 N. Hawthorne Blvd., phone OSborne 6-1242. Margie Rudd and Phyllis Olson find it's smart to drop in and look over the stylish offerings. Store hours are: Monday through Thursday, 9:00-6:00, Friday-Sat- urday, 9:00-9:00. For the pause that refreshes Lynn Stevenson and Sally McCutcheon are enjoying cokes at GOLD and GREEN DRIVE-IN, 1131 So. Haw- thorne Blvd., Os. 6-9083. This is a favorite food spot with young and old in Hawthorne. like 'ang Z: fi'-li Selecting just the right gift or purchase is easy when you shop at WOODBURY CO., 303 No. Hawthorne Blvd., Os. 6-5891. Here Joe Rothstein and Mary Book select a cere- mic gift. Checking with MOR-GLO PAINT CO., 247 S. Prairie Ave., about suitable auto paints are Jack Redasky and Fritz Velarde. For expert ad- vise about all types of paints visit Mor-Glo or call Os. 6-1191. 'li Y wWMm,,,,,, . - Fl io -as , X g 'W LL! LLLL .... f Us V' No plumbing or sewage pro- blem is too large or too small for J. B. BARTON PLUMB- ING, 391 Acacia Ave., Os. 6-1653. Elvin Crum, Ann 2 Mick and Fred Burghart talk l A here with Mr. Barton, owner. 6. 0, L, L. Q 1 gt Q . Any financial problem you have can be quickly solved by consulting LIBERTY LOAN CO., 222 Hawthorne Blvd., . Os. 6-2286. The efficient staff, pictured here, includes Bill I si argl Kramer, Barbara Wood, Flo- E 5 I rence Hoke and Clay Geiger. I i I i Schools play an important part in teaching young peo ple to drive a car through their Driver Education pro grams. Here Mr. Jack points out good driving principles to Nautilea Henry. CHAFFEE MOTORS, 501 N. Hawthorne E' EEE' MKIIS7 Blvd., Os. 6-2211, also plays an important part in good driving. Chaffee's, the home of Ford Sales and Servicei., provides you with good cars to drive. 'mf 1 ll ' l A Tire and wheel service is P 5 I f I gs, X being explained by Brick 4 A 3 W Reading to his daughter, 'li I 3 A .LK Johanna, and nephew, Helping Hazel Henington, Virginia Adams and Jean Posten select paint samples is Frank Prenovost of BOULEVARD PAINT MART. Home of the friendly Dutch Boy Paints, the Mart located at 1305 S. Hawthorne Blvd, OS 6-3806 can supply your every paint and wall: paper need. Glenn Marsh. For expert, prompt tire service see READING TIRE AND WHEEL SERVICE, 1100 Hawthorne Blvd., Os. 6-6414. awif A Your every auto service need is promptly and efficiently met if you take your car to MICK and YOUNG RICHFIELD OIL SERVICE STATION located at 4009 Rose- crans Blvd., at Prairie, Os. 6-9115. Here Ann Mick acts as public relations girl for her father, Mr. Mick. ...4-nun -3 F When Leuzinger students shop at the SUBURBAN AUTO SALES, 422 No. Hawthorne Blvd., Os-. 6-2264, they are sure of a ready welcome. Several alumni of the school num- ber among the employes. Here alumni . . . Betty Crockett Gibson, Evelyn Wolfe Schussler and Esther Lee, serve Sally McCutcheon, Jim Max- well, Eric Lenk, Lois Kindinger, Ed Murphy, Dan Doyle and Mary Lou Willis. -uhhh- -- it . . , if When good friends meet for a bowling date, the HAWTHORNE CLUB BOWLING, 1408 So. Hawthorne Blvd., is the place. In the midst of a close score game are Jerry Strauss and Kathy Greevey. Drop in any- time or phone Os. 6-3114 for wa reservation. 'us . Y-uw-will ,W , fav? Getting the lowdown on ignition parts from A1 Eddings and Harold Shain are Jeri Davies and Barbara Hull shown here at EDDINGS BROTHERS AUTO PARTS, 211 N. Haw- thorne Blvd., Os. 6-2228. When you need auto parts, Eddings' is the place to go. , I VIII in LLOYD DENNEE'Sl TELEVISION EXPOSITION '-W eff Osborne 6-OISI Jeb., A Y? 'Q any 'R . 3 E 'fr Congrafulahons, Alma Maier - for fhe' remarkable name you are making for your- '- self in so many oufsfanding ways. I highly respecf fhe good sporfsman- ship so obvious in Ihe various compefifive encoun+ers which I have wif- nessed in Ihe pas+. Keep going! Keep growing! THE MAN TO SEE IS LLOYD DENNEE IIO E. EI Segundo Blvd. 45I N. Hawfhorne Blvd. 364 N. Hawfhorne Blvd. . ,HQ LLOYD DENNEE xy un 3 G.. I TELEIIISIUII :L l nooniirlenn 9.1 C . 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