Leuzinger High School - Pylon Yearbook (Lawndale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

Q LEUZINBEH HIGH SCHOOL PLNXLASNDALE CMIFOH I F f V' o iy. Q , s 1 I Q 1 , 'V N, W2 um 1 1- f qi 5 J m', ' I 5 254 V4 WW. 2- iX 1 In the year I946 at the beginning of the school year a new job started for Mr. Loren Barton. He joined our school as a teacher in the social science de- partment and as Bee football coach. Mr. Barton found many new friends at Leuzinger and met many old friends as well, since he had come from ten years of teaching at Inglewood city schools and Hawthorne Elementary. He also had been active in such youth organiza- tions as Gunga Din, Boy Scouts, Jr. Optimists, and Jr. Kiwanis. The responsibilities of the boys' vice-principal were taken over by Mr. Bar- ton in February of l95l. During his stay here, he has inspired such enthusiasm and has been so helpful and understanding that he won the true friendship of students and teachers alike. . Under the quidance of Mr. Barton many students have found their school life more rewarding. And so to Mr. Barton we,proudIy dedicate this 1953 edition of the Py- lon. May his future years at Leuzinger be happy and successful. mm hy! f Il X fi W WELD J? YA 69 gy awww? X 2 6 9 X QF' . X OGG KX X N If NOVEMBER 53 ,V f Az 5 Opening Events September i5 saw the start of the lf952- 53 school year and with it the arranging of programs, getting acquainted with new class- mates, and of course, getting used to working after a long pleasant summer. The Kickoff Time was the first big so- cial event of the year. GAA and Girls' League kept things rolling along with their Baby Sis- ter Parties, Ahead lay classwork, homework, assemblies, classwork, homework, dances classwork, the sports seasons, homework, new friends, homework . . . v 1 Senior Dean Chesmore shows anxious freshman the way to tour fun filled years at Leuzinger. Sophomores D. Johnson, P. Harris, J. Miller, D. Dan- Lavina Hawthorne Seraphim? lfffef hieux, I. Burns, and L. Villareal put on a skit to welcome views guest at Girls' League Baby Sister freshmen at the GAA Baby Sister Party. Party, 6 ,W k 152-12122 F . M? ' f 1 , 5 1 41. iff y K 3 if , 1 f gg: 7 ' ,fs f' 432624 I if I' . ' 5 f f f ? , sv -M 4 f , hz fl W W---Q :ff f X ,x-M It f ' wk Q eg J K X X H v WV' 5 S . , , J 2 fm ' wwf, lfy-5- Ty 51, ,, 1 if 5 'zffvv ' 9,2- gqle-SSW ' .qfiffiv W ,wg , f , . 5 Iiqqgl-SQ. ,f':5fg.::i fl Y 3, J, 1 fs' he .1 arg 2. 'I' : L2ES.'g1v. 'pvfi 1-Q.-12,3-:X X '-w,gga:eig13f.-V ' .Tif-iwemmsg in 'mf - t mg-Mw 32.4,-. 'r mix 3.1! ' Swim? U - ,U wg fm, gjgyx X X ., A A '51 E ,, g Q .. X . :,-xx fxyfgr: .5 ' w 1 'LQ ' 0 V ,,. . I I awf' 'U' 5 '- Q . W 3 I 3 . AA,1. ' f A , I 4 V Q . 2' X MA I . ff W 1 1, , ,Q , I 45. 0 A Q Q, , ,., Zz I Q. ? 'K '27 6 WW Riff x f '2 Q Wg. if 1 I 1 . v QWG' 1' -W '41 On so many occaslons we refer to yearbooks of the past re gardmg events and people We are always very much pleased wnth the fme record that these books provide and we know that thus year s book wlll contmue thus fine record Those of us who admlnnsfer your school hope that we have been of some help to you We congratulate you on a job well done We know that the many hours of enpoyment and pleasant memorles this book will make possible for hundreds of students wlll be a sahsfymg reward for all your hard work VERN J RICE Prmcnpal 8 Gettmg HOWARD N WAYMIRE Dlrector of Curnculum and Gundance HELEN TOMBS Girls Vlce Prmclpal LOREN C BARTON Boys Vlce Prnncnpal MAY F SIMPSON Registrar CLARA BARROWS Nurse l 4 , , X E I 1 5 . Y ' 1 I f A p Q . 5 , A - ' . Acquamted Behmd the scenes at Leuzmgers Grand Openung 53 was a group of adults who slncerely wished the best for thus new school year The elected trustees of Centunela Valley Unlon Hugh School Dustrlct Jozned wlth Superlntendent Hens ner and hns staff to set up a good educa tnonal program for every student At Leuzlnger Pruncnpal Ruce worked closely wlth hls faculty and with the stu dent body to make the school year an outstandmg one Many other adults In the communuty gave theur tume to enter unto the school program uncludung Leuzmgers loyal and hard workmg P TA JEFFERSON L GARNER Asslstant Superlntendent DR H FRED HEISNER Superuntendent WILLIAM R MCDONALD E ALICE BEARD Admnmstratuve Assnstant Dnrector of Currnculum GEORGE W BRADFORD Vice Presldent Trustees JAMES A MITCHELL Clerk Trustees DR CECIL O GARTON Member Trustees B M GALLOWAY President, Trustees 9 ' 4 . I 0 I ' e 0 nc - u 1 1 n - 1 0 D - 4 . 1 - . . . p n I - , V - , I I I , I , 4 I I n Facult Friends Evan D. Akins Ruth Beede Orien E. Bennett David Brownell Maurine Clausen William F. Cook GED? VJ QSXNTS J U4 IDONT V09 CNW KNOW? F John N Doerr Robert W Freel George Key Lawrence Lindsey Frances Loge William S Nimrod Donald L Pennington Lorraine Read Russell A Satterfield Lillian W Shambeck Ruth C Soukup Joseph K Thomas George E Thompson Alan A Trefry Willis G Wright , Jr H X I s OMB' 53,3 7 . Q -- 10 7f X Orley M Anderson Norman G Arnt Naurme Bennett Mane E Boryan Thomas Cahraman James C Chadwuck Flora H Curtus lda F Deppman Ray E Erlckson Beecher W Fawcett Evelyn Gawthrop Marlon Gray Mnldred Gregory Wllllam H l'l0yl' Vard S Hunt Martm G Jack Jeanne Johnston Harry E Kmgsbury J M Lockard Robert S Long Marne McDonald Marguente McGull Wllllam D Mnlls Wnllard Parker Neva Powell Chrushne Ray James W Regenfuss Arthur L Reimer Teressa Rncca June M Robathan Harold Roberts Royal Rounds JoYce Selz Harold H Wetzler Joan Lee Woehler Mary. Lou Hurlbut The custodian, cafeteria, and office staffs always donate generously of their time and talents to the students and faculty of Leuz- inger High School, regardless of the troubles involved. The l953 Pylon Staff, on behalf of the student body, wishes to express its sincere appreciation to these people for the unselfish. efforts. BUSINESS OFFICE: K. Beyer, N. Dahl, M. Nadal, I. Perry ATTENDANCE AND COUNSELING OFFICES M Koerner B CUSTODIANS, FRONT ROW: George Mayberry, Kenneth Wood Paul Doyle Frank Clark Reuben Carlson SECOND ROW: Ernest Tobias, Alexander Jackson, Walter Nutz James Hargus John Hill THIRD ROW William Maxwell, William Sutton, John Wilson, Elliott McNabb Edith Kelso Samuel Barr William Mo I I I I I ED MURPHY Student Body President U? I. DAVE IRWIN Vice-President f, f Xa 'W NANCY WALDO Recording Secretary JOANN HORNBY Corresponding Secretary L Si I' Y l ET. Z u MARTHA CHRISTENSEN Treasurer I Leaders 1 i- nf' ', . I' . . li ' -. lg I. I .ef il SENATE, FIRST SEMESTER, FRONT ROW: C. Barnes, M. Christensen, J. Richards, R. Easley, J. Gray, E. Murphy, P. Massey. SECOND ROW: N. Waldo, D. Miller, J. George, E. Yatko, B. Gaut, P. Moon, J. Applebaum, THIRD ROW: B. Mackenzie, L. Clark, J. Borland, G. Foster, J. Crunelle, S. Berg. FOURTH ROW: G. Thompson, C. Boone, L. Acosta, P. Rodman. J. Hornby, E. Redman, Adviser Miss Weary. FIFTH ROW: J. Miser, B. Sanden, B. Rohwedder, J. Winters, L. Blomouist, J. Graves. if HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FIRST SEMESTER. FRONT ROW: L. Rossetti, M. Williams, L. Hopper, E. Blackford. N. Jones, J. Olson. SECOND RCW: M. Hern. F. Huntsinqer, D, Allen. M. Mael, D. Goodwin, J. Bradley. THIRD ROW: F. Tilley, B. Baker, B. Clinton, M. Barker, C. Christensen, J. LaVoie, D, Ward. FOURTH RCW: S. Kawashiri, I. Robles, S. Riaff, S. Puglia, R. Camaron, R. O'ConneIl, P. Kenney, J. McCrary, J, Gross, D. Kohler. FIFTH ROW: L. Hickman, B. Howard, T, Altieri, J. Cox, B. Doll, P. Bakke, J. Lester, M. Ritter, SIXTH ROW: D. Zeller, D. Zaccagline, J. Gutierrez, J. Abshier. RIGHT, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE. FIRST SEMESTER: Tony Altieri. of 5 f i . lf, 1 I NL, X ELECTION BOARD, FRONT ROW: S. McNichols, J. Hahn, B. Wegman, P. Jacobs, B. Cates, C. Sigurdson, P. Moore, F. Carson. SEC OND ROW: M. Thomsen, J. Ainsworth, S. Pearson, B. Roebuck, J. Borland, J. Close, G. Lawrence. THIRD ROW: adviser Mrs. Beede P. Bunch, D. Walters, C. Gill, C. Gill, Y. Fujinami, J. Hornby, W. Brigante. .Z Beverly Alexander and Lavina take the oath of vice-president and presi- dent at the Girls' League installation. Boys' League president Joe Winter greets Clipper Smith of the L. A. Rams at Boys' League assembly. 14 The Boys' and Girls' Leagues were very active in the first semester. Each put on two assemblies and joined forces to present the formal Snow Ball December l2, which was a big success. Girls' League welcomed newcomers with a watermelon feed before the start of school. GIRL'S LEAGUE CABINET, FIRST SEMESTER F - -A - J, Applebaum, R. O'ConnelI, J. Borland, G.,LaEv?S1-EeROxScECgNDulRn3G1d M. Kersten, M. Denman, B. Barker, D. Gogdwinn Dv BU',ke. N . M A ...L , CONTROI. FORCE, FRONT ROW: D. Banta, F. Allen, OND ROW: B. Reed, R. Girod, C. Crawford, L. Beyer, R. L Clark J Hooson C McGiIlivray Mr Robert Long One of the many things that make good Leu- zinger citizens is the self-government plan, part of which -are the Student Court and the Control Force. The Control Force enforces school rules and the Court brings rule breakers to trial, which builds an understanding of the way real govern- ment works. BOYS LEAGUE CABINET, FIRST SEMESTER, FRONT ROW: L. Guyer, gTUD5-NT F Stanford, D. Haden. SECOND ROW: president J. Winter, P. Massey, 9Dpe,. COURT R Lindner, M. Worley. AD ' Sf Vfwfaq-E1 f...fN fr- C. Howell, S. Phillips, L. Hopper, S. Shufeldt, J. Richards. SEC J. Kmieciak, C. Costolo, J. Gray. THIRD ROW: J. Vion T Ch ,h. , . , . . ROW: Mr. Royal Rounds, B. Bland, C. Sahli, W, Martin, P. Entz urc . Dlebaum' CSZQIID 'RS-ISYQNT ROW 'L' IR .' J D Born 'I MI' '. E ' Chiek Fbrrleg L asley lug, Ock I B Ice J ard f-- ' MCKE ' Gfa l P nllgi 1 f ll' u EE e.-9 'MJ ff!! ,. 'irlf Q l.3??fI'5 M! ,X gk X .BS L 4 , 2 9' vf ::es:s:f42afi52.2as:,,2ziz5i2,is :,: 1 fs 1552 ,isizf 3 5 :-25:53 .9:g::f,sg':5:51j:i,55.553E: as 5 f Q is ' 1 v g 1 2: ' if 42-152' 1, .,, JK Zi? '. Q.. - new 346129 ., .:. 5' 5 ff Aw, . 1. wx, N- 'W f 0 :-.. ,. Q, '-: '- Llfififiv K4 if E hi? 5? 3, 1 Z5 Q X' I 4 ia? 2 3, Y' ' 29 2 is f . mfg .A,:i,,., 2 Q-Q 05 ,www W M mf ww an-Q nf, 1 K 'I Us 0 'sf N ',x. X..d 5n..WW I 1 4 . .,. . 1- Q Q W X 1 X is f I Hg f E C 5 ,Yagi li U' ui 7 5 . 1 Q J K . G1 it ' ' 53' 3' Spanish Club's Serenade Of fb? Bells took top honors, Club Gun- ga Din placed second with Wa- termelon Weather, and Jr. Red Cross placed third with The Trolley Car Song. Highlight of the l952 grid season was the tradi- tional Sports Parade, followed by the Coronation Assembly and Inaugural Ball. Theme of the event this year was The Hit Parade. Mary Tillis was voted Sports Queen, while Spanish Club won the inter-club float competition. i Mary Tillis. sponsored by the Bee Letterman's Club. The Sports Parade i 3 Girls' League made a stunninQ appearance with Moon Over Miami, and Scholarship Society's Blue Moon featured candidate Donna Burke. Twenty-three love- ly Olympians represented school organizations in vying fOr The title of Sports QUEEVV l 'ine sports Queen and her court were honored at the Coronation Assembly October l6, l9'52. Seated are Joann Hornby, Queen Mary Tillis, and Pat Rodman. Standing are Barbara Ward, Merla Moore, Beverly Alex- nder, and Martha Christensen. 17 .V xl Y. M ,.... A ' ' ,. ,.. sl 'Y N '4'lx ' xb6 '!Y ,. 'Y xx A V H , N.. , xf wg W V' f E I E ' XM, pn, X n X 'V shady 6 Y If -', 1:1 4 wav' , M xW, 'al . 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LaVoie, C: Ziemer, J. Crunelle, P. Eubank, B. Ellis, C. Lehnberg. EIGHTH ROW: B. Clark, S. McNichols, J. Ainsworth, P. Corvin, M. Steiner, L. Nott. NINTH ROW: R. Skeen, D. Segelken, B. Erickson, D. Gregg, H. Buetfner, V. Trimble. TENTH ROW: E. Redman, M. Gorst, R. Sims, J. Jones, D. Reynolds. Football By the tnme the Olymplans were to face Samohn they were rldden by :nyurnes Fullback Roy Easley was the lone scorer nn thus game when from lO yards out he ducked has head and barreled over the center of the lane Funal score was a dlsastrous 54 6 The Inglewood game was another calamnty for 9 to deal a stlngnng 46 O defeat On the followlng Mon day two great coaches met wuth a small squad of foot ballers and told them they would have to beat Redon do If they wanted thnrd place When the locals met Redondo November I4 at Leuzmger Fneld they were fured up for victory Cubby Barnes hut pay dirt wlth a 34 yard sprnnt up center for a fmal score of 6 O Olymps on top Wayne Vardeman RG Tom Wadman RE Frank Reed RT Co Captain Norman Hackwell FB Mahler LE Eddie Murphy LT Jlm Powers RT Richard Lundner LE Img.. Ray Muller FB J un Ono RG Jerry Thompson RH Max Worley RE Bob Worsham 21 T - , 4 - 1 - ' ' - xt - ' l , l l t bl ,. 3 . Leuzin er. The Sentenils made touchdowns at will . - . , I , FB F42 37'49 One win and six losses was the record of Leuzinger's inexperi- I 3 enced Bee Squad in the '52 schedule. The Bees met victory in the opener on Junipero Serra's gridiron, but from then on there 3 l , 1 . , , A was nothing but disaster for the men in blue and white. l Torrance, El Segundo, Redondo, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica and Inglewood racked up wins against the locals. Santa Monica went on to cop the Bee title. Led by co-captains Goldman and O'Dell and able coaches Roberts and Regenfuss, the Olymps tried hard, but the experience that is needed so much was not there. Bee letters went to Allen, Bender, Bennet, Christian, Dixon Edwards, Escobar, Felix, Flaming, Goldman, Graham, Hancock, Hickman, Hokuf, Holladav, Howard, Hutchison, Jones, Knuass, Lee, Leonard, Manning, Moore, Neidermeier, O'Dell, Payne, Pear- son, Reid, Sanders, Sanders, Stephens, Thwaits, Trabold, Trivett, gfllfjalillasfafvlffg Faesti?::SSJO'x1?1yR8l?E3i Watson, Whitaker, Zeller. Sutherland, and Treannie. and Larry Hickman. BEE FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: C. Manning, J. Hancock, G. Allison J Lee M Trivett L Felix J Edwards D Bennett J St h- , , . , . , . , , , . QD ens, D. Jones. SECOND ROW: R. Dixon, E. Johnson, W. Pearson, D. Sapp, W. Galloway, T, Brown, G. Reid, R. Watson, D. Garrett L. Knauss, R. Sampson' THIRD ROW: G, Hutchens, M. Hokuf, B, Howard, J. Todd, S. Zeller, B. Bender, P. Treannie, D. Sanders, B Ruhman, A, Leonard. FOURTH ROW: R. McCurry, R. Meixsell, D. Allen, L. Payne, D. Christian, L. Hickman, J. O'Dell, N. Goldman G. Graham, J. Fairchild' FIFTH ROW: J. Fisher, R. Corbin, B. Brady, L. Whited, G. Sexton, G. Flaminn, J. Sutherland, F. Niedermeier F. Hunsinqer, R. Sanders. 'SIXTH ROW: Manager B. Lucas, J. Altieri, B. Thwaits, K. Betterton, D. Ross, B. Weed, M. Trabold, J Moore. SEVENTH ROW: Coaches J. Regenfuss and H. Roberts, K. Holladay, J. Ellis, A. Carlson, B. Whitaker, W. Hawkins, J. Alvarez B. Hanson. G' Q l ' lib Q . . W1 ,,, Q -.'-rr: ml? f. ... , Q J, 54222 5 F. 4, 'mfg 'ASQ q I -s 15 Ii, i 539- IDSF?-50wr41f':ff's ws ff 1' www . ,muh www M bww Q ,I , vi: I. 1 :.,, 5 ? -....rhr:r.v-r::z,-f:L- . '-'A f- ' We :iiai -:gf ,gg5::1: f.:,gE::' , V x .::e:a:.. W a:-if M, b 5 as M26 Q 4 ai' -4' 5-M fm' 2 9 3 i wav z 5 in :ef .Afs.zgs:::,. -a::'.1::- ..-. Ee l, , , ' 5 -Ny, 45' J? gag M-X L-'yjfk Q pf 4 Qi? , zzq X . ffffi ,M Ah I M4 QW Wk' Q xi, A ' - f :::- ,,::g2:2z:a:f:-':5, If vp ff- gf Q X32-sv Q. ,. 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R If 202 mf 4 ff, V iv 6,154 f 2,451,- 1 6 7 ip' Wa an f fy 'Wm ' H, Z fe, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay One of the biggest hits ever presented at Leuzinger was the play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, given Novem- ber Zl and 22 by Senior Drama students under the direction of Miss Joan Lee Woehler. The story recounted the comic experiences of two Ameri- can girls going abroad during the colorful twenties. Dixie Dallas and Sheila Brown as Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough headed the cast. Others were Jerry Larson, Dave Irwin, Lois Blomquist, Tom Welter, Tony Lopez, Marvin Parks, Bill Camp, Henry Jones, Ted Sala, Martha Christensen, Diane Johnson, Marion Brugnone, Drue Go igh, Doris Kohler, and Johnny Graves. Left, Emily and Cornelia run into problems on their first night aboard ship. Below, other scenes from the delightful comedy. 1-of' if mu F Q69 4, ic Fred Bausman shows Margaret Holmgren and Joan Miller how to mark, the Big Four chart. Earl December Early in December the Big Four drive was spon- sored by the House of Rep- resentatives to raise funds for the charity appeals that come up during the year. Senate sponsored a 'Save the Children drive for needy children all over the world, and L.l l.S. had the pleasure of meeting two exchange students from Greece and Indonesia in an assembly. f' 222 -Donna Edison meets little competition as drill team captain. Exchange students from Greece and Indon- esia give the Olymps a new slant on youth problems. Ed Murphy presided at this assembly. i l Gerry Lawrence, cleaning out her locker, finds that she has accumulated all kinds of in- teresting things, including a rag doll for the toy drive. . . . . . Members' of th H I k Diane Johnson, Marie Price, and Margie Kersten displa the'r tale t e ouse oo Vely contented alle' 'lie for comedy at a Girls' League Assmbly. Y I n wonderful response to the Salle the ClWlld ef1 drive. 28 The Snow Ball Doing a splendid 'ob for this first formal of the year was Sandra Forsyth singing Let it Snow and My Christmas Song for ou Highlighting the Snow Ball was Ray Showalter singing White Christmas P3 ff N 4 f Q., ' W' 0' ? ff at Carollers from the Music Department brought Christmas songs to every part of the campus led by Mr Reimer and Mr Bennett The Christmas season was a festive one at Leuzinger. ln the holiday mood was Girls' and Boys' Leagues Snow Ball on December IZ. Classes too took on the Yule spirit as many students hurried to put the finishing touches on gifts they were making for their families. GGY f0 malS added brightness to the scene as hun- d 2dS fufned out to welcome the holiday season Selling candy canes for Pep Club were Georgia Thomp son Mary Cerney Jeannine Roth Bev Jones Merla Moore Inez Thompson Libby Beyer Jim Born and Roy Easley WWE WX7 l .. . Y Al, Ii. 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Royce, J. Pogers, V. Felix, O. DeLaTorre, P. Sebastian, director Mr. Reimer. SECOND ROW: B, Sherrillo, C. Wood, J. Crunelle, V. Booker, A. Brooks, D. Wegner, S. Preston, D. Swanton. D. Brodl, R. Garcia, C. Agrusa, K. DeArmand, N. Trivett, M. Manning. THIRD ROW: l. Clark, M. Kiefhaber, L. Smith, L. White, M. Hamilton, J. Hughes, D. Morgan, L, Alexander, B. Shaw, D. McQuinn, B. Black, J. Foutts, C. Salinas, R. Atanador. ln Senate's Christmas assembly Jo Hornby and Johnny Graves, the kids, were thrilled to meet Santa lMr. Fawcettl and Mrs. Santa lMiss Wearyl. Leuzinger's l7OO drama critics hailed Miss Weary as a bright new star and demanded a long-run contract for the role. Actors in the Senate show included front row Jo ' - , I - . Y Stin- Eelgl' ROY Easley, MBVY TlllIS, Jo Hornby, Mr. Fawcett, 0 WHY GVBVCS- l-OIS Blomquisr, Joe Satoshi: second row, 'lUl'U5 GVBY. Jadene Borland. Gail Foster Darlene Mc Cutcheon. Right, Easle d G dl f - comic villains. 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ON I 'a 'ff Lv 9 Qt QWW' , 1 ,iv ,eg We 'ia-. . 1 1. 1 f Arlene Ackerman Mike Afanador Louis Ahrens John Ainsworth Pauline Allen Vernon Allen Ronald Alley George Allison Charles Arnold Gene Arnold Lydia Arvizu Gary Aukes Fayrene Corinne Barbara Virginia Baker Baker Baker Barbosa Douglas Barnes Kenneth Barnes Shirley Barnes Nina Barr Jimmy Alderman Laura Alexander Steve Alford Paula Allison Katherine Altmeyer Mary Lou Altmeyer Florence Badalamente Florence Baca Carey Baker Mary Ellen Barcus Beverly Ann Bare Melba Barker Kenny Barr Joe Barrett Royce Barrett Freshmen Identification photos were in gorgeous technl color this year and picture trading was a bug event Contrary to the usual Idea that a bulging wallet means much money at Leuzlnger it signified many friends and a large picture collection FRESHMAN CABINET FIRST SEMESTER seated secretary Duane Ward president Harold Murphy vice president Jon Law son Standing treasurer Shirley Rmnert Girls League representative Roberta O Connell Boys League representative David Haden and historian Janet Jupson FRESHMAN CABINET SECOND SEMESTER seated president Skip Zeller Standing vice president Shigeru Kawashrri secretary Virginia Felix treasurer Jon Law son historian Carol Peterson Boys League representa tive Richard Peel Not shown Girls League represen tative Duane Ward FRESHMEN FRONT ROW J Stewart E Thornberry N Groupman D Dull S Puglua N Montague S Loveless B Weldon V Felix D Hunsaker K Hammock P Petty R Ruckltts R Groth P S F W arver mters SECOND ROW A Perez D Anderson B Bare L Wllson M Vron P Rehtneld L Fogle R Garcua R Peel T Lynbero T Thompson S Mcfall M Wrlson G Blake F Dolon THIRD ROW A Lewus C Mulls J Packard B Bugne D Watknns R Wants L Wilson B Catton L Rudolph R Boettcher D Kon nan RBruggs FOURTH ROW R Hall J Johnson J Reese J Renk D Stewart W Hall R Slye S Deyoung R Har ett R Clrnton Q R Means J Whrte B Smlth J Draper SIXTH ROW J Renk D Stewart D Wolfe R Moseley J Plummer B Proppe F Ed wards R Merxel D Ross D Dackrn J McCleary 9 'Q' 1 Gb Tommy Barnette Darlene Barrler Kitty Barton Leona Beach J B Benort Gary Bergstrom Kenneth Betterton Patrlcla Betts Leland Bladow Jrm Blodgett Peggy Blodgett De Anna Boulanger Jack Bralnerd John Brammer Carole Brammer Nancy Breese Anme Brown Rochelle Brown Tom Brown Gracne Brownmg Tommy Beach Elorse Belcher Rosemary Belendez Bull Bender Betty Bevans Ralph Bnnder Carol Buntord Delores Blackwell Ruth Bowen Wnlma Boyd Jerry Bradley Bob Brady Dnxre Bruley Nelson Brnnkrnan Dand Brockus Donna Brody Kathleen Bryant Gary Buck Arlene Bure Della Burton 33 U .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,- J R I 'Q J ,, all 1 i'o l . Shirley Fletcher Bobby Flores Charles Flores Robert Fogle Donna Foutch Pat Gallegos Wayne Galloway Angel Garcla Shelly Gard Phyllns Gault Pat Glasener Charlene Goff Mlchael Goldenburg Norman Goldman Mary Goodrich Kenneth Gray Roger Greear Jacquellne Green Darlene Green Dee Greevy 34 Kathy Fraser Mereduth Frazer Mary Fredernck Armell Fuller Lenore Gay Renee Gelhar Helen Gerome Kenneth Glndroz Betty Goodwnn Bull Goodwvn Nona Graupmann Alcnde Gras Tommy Grlndstaff Joanne Gross Jerry Haas David Haden Nola Bussy Marnlyn Byrns Sharon Caldwell Wayne Callaway Tom Callucoat Angle Carlos Arne Carlson Beverly Carlson Drucrlla Carr John Carroll Fred Cera Frank Chambers David Charles John Chase Sharon Chesmore Carol Cllnton Muriel Colantuano Pat Colllns Darlene Colmes Bob Colwell Mary Cox Bull Crowley Nora Cummings Sharon Cunnnngham Rlchard Dahllg Edward DeLaTorre Mary DeGraw Elanne Desalets George Desplanke Joyce DeYoung Phxlllp Dodson Shannon Dolph Georganna Donnelly Harold Duster Darlene Edelman Georgua Ann Edlnger Duane Edwards Dons Ellerlngton lona Ellett Verda Evans Loyce Farmer Louus Felnx Ronald Ferry Jackue Flelder Bernell Calmes Ruchard Cameron Madelyn Cantor Leona Cardoza Fern Carson Jsm Carter Larryl Carter Emerson Case Erald Choate Ellen Chnstensen Rose Marne Cuampa Armond Clark Manlyn Conn Clarence Cope Ralph Corbun Mary Cox Janice Darro Mary Jane Davis Anna Louuse Debnam Eugene DeCoster Fred DnAngells DeAnna Dull Ronny Dnxon Harold Dodson Bull Dulln Harvey Dunbar Larry Duncan Jerry Ellsworth Karl Enlow Patsy Ennis Carolyn Eubank Arlene Fisher Joe Fisher Bonnle Flagg Cordon Flaming James Doollng Betty Ann Dusing Sardra Hale Gary Hall Erlang Halvorson Deanna Hanna Allce Hastings Wayne Hawkuns Ronnne Hawks Harriet Hecker Elalne Hel Margaret Henderson Charles Henderson Lorraine Hull Glorla Hmzo Kenneth Hutchcock Bzll Holland David Howard Judy Howard Roberta Howarth Suzanne Hughes Joyce Hughes Frank Hunsrnger Carl Hunter Ardl Hurd Edward Jacobsen Janet Jlpson Edwm Johnson Alvun Johnson Fred Kaplan Nan Kasparek Rnchard Keuth Don Kussack Charlotte Knauft Barbara Knelfel Jane Ann Knauss Leroy Langston Kenneth Lankford Wulluam Laursen Jon Lawson Sharon Lewls Bob Lnggera Carol Lombard: Lvnda London Eddle Lund Lorrame Luther Ronnie McAbee Charles McCluey Colm McGulbery Kent MacGulInvray Eddne Macho Joe Madrud Edward Hanson Robert Hardy Bob Hanson Sue Hayes Gerald Hayward Nelson Hazel Richard Hazelwood Ray Hennessey Dale Herbrandson Beverly Henneforth Rachel Hernandez Jacquelme Hooker Nancy Hooson Patncua Hoover Joan Horn Wanda Hucabee Bennle Huerta Rose Mane Huey Grace Hughes Glenn Hutchens Bob Jack Jack Jackson Joretha Jackson Bud Jones Pete Juarez Mary Jue Ken Kamnkawa Rnchard Kermand Jack Kulgore Charles Knrkpatrlck Bull Kratch Merna Lamb Nancy Lane Helen Langdon Shlrley Lester Warren Lester Davld Lemung Alebrta Levin Vera Long Cruz Lopez Vuctor Lopez John Lowery Ronald McCurry Carol McDaniel Gary McDaniel Janet McFadden Ronald Mahaffey Marlon Marnano Gary Marshall Richard Nance ' a Shigeru Kawashiri Arthur Kirk . Norma Victor Donna Peggy Rodriguez Roper Rose Rose Kenny Rumsey Verna Roseborough Lucy Rosetti Marvin Rothery Larry Rudolph Don Sanders Ronnie Sanders Theresa Ryan Bill Sands George Saint Roger Sampson Dale Sapp Dolores Sayers Michael Scrugg Aubery Scott Gerry Scott Gary Schaefer Gene Scothorn Pat Schaefer Ronnie Schlauch Bob Schermerhorn 36 Mariann Schneider Doris Martin Janice Martin Francine Martinez Shirley Mears Ralph Meyer Roger Meyer Ronald Miller Louise Mills Ted Moore Sharon Morron John Moses Joanne Mullman Jesse Neil Guy Newell Don Nichols Frank Niedermeier Richard Oddy Patricia O Reilly Frances Ortiz Shirley Pallk Lee Ann Pawlaczyk Bob Payne Edith Pearson Bill Perry Frank Peterson Alison Phillips Henry Pierce Daniel Pivovaroff Louise Probasco Donald Qualls David Raley Donald Reline Vlaine Reihm Beverly Reinhardt Jacqueline Reinhardt Sharon Riaff Bette Richards Shirley Rmnert Jack Ritchie Rosanna Meats Diane Mecorney Betty Meisel Janet Messner Sandra Mistofsky Jim Mitchell Nadine Montague Freddie Montoya Harold Murphy Weston Nathanson Bernice Neal Chuck Neely Darrell Nielson Carmen Noriega Emmett O'Connell Roberta O'Connell Shirley Palmer Corkey Parks Pat Partch Bobby Patterson William Pearson Andrew Perez Rosemarie Perigo Carole Peterson Marion Pollack Helen Polvado Charlotte Pomije Roy Pore Steve Rathborn Billy Raupp Bobby Raupp Jerry Reid Joan Reinhart Patricia Reynolds Randy Rhoades Kenneth Rhoades James Ritchie Barbara Roberts Beverly Roberts Michael Rood Roger Thomas Walter Thomas Ted Thompson Elvada Thornberry Marlene Tinseth Marlene Tunkl Ronald Turner Belly Unsworth Margie Voeltz Homer Vandergrift Richard Wagner Bill Wagner Mary Walden Marsha Waldo Joann Wales Rhett Watson Dennis Wells Leon Whlted Beverly Williams Ruth Woody Kathryn Wright Tillie Valenzuela Clinton York Frances Tilley Don Tilden Frank Neldermeler Alfred Tippetts Alvin Vandeveer Colleen Wade Mary Wadman Richard Wagner Hamer Ward Diane Ward Eileen Warner Norma Wass Linda Wilson Lynett Winter Jim Toy Wong Barbara Zelenka Skip Zeller Gloria Zumga Carolyn Schrader Jerry Senesac Charles Sexton Gary Sexton Keith Sisco Margie Simmons Mary Lee Skvinsk Patricia Sliker Allen Smyers Edwin Solomon Elaine Solomon June Somers John Stawicki Barbara Steiner Richard Stewart Jean Steward James Sutherland Donna Swanton Gene Swanson Johnny Takai Torn Shafer Betty Sheets Diane Shelton Dorothy Shelton Ruth Ann Shroyer Richard Slye Gloria Smith Kenneth Smith Rose Smith Verqie Smith , v T Ruth Spaulding Jean Spence Sarah Sponner Dick Strahl Danell Storlie Laquetta Steward Don Stewart Juanita Strunk Mary Jo Stubbs Maxine Stephens Beverly Tarbutton Carol Taylor Donna Taylor Wanda Taylor Richard Tennyson Benny Weed Judy Wilson 1 SOPHOMORE CABINET, FIRST SEMESTER, FRONT ROW: G. L. representative Dorothy Goodwin, president Satori lto, treasurer Jennie Royce. SECOND ROW: B. L. representative Frank Stanford, historian Renee Barnes secretary Beverly Kington, vice-president Ronnie Cum: mings. Sophomores By January the Sophomore Class was getting ready for its official debut, the traditional Sophomore Sweetheart Dance which is held annually around St. Valentine's Day. To be annuonced at the big affair was the name of the lucky Sophomore Sweetheart of '53 Class cabinets from both semesters collaborate to make this a really nice event for the sophs. Another event in the offing for the class was the Splatter-Platter Party, featuring swimming in the Leu- zinger pool and a dance in the cafeteria. At mid-term the sophs had shown that they were al- ways willing to support all school and class activities. Class counsellor was Mr. Beecher Fawcett. Miss Teressa Ricca and Mrs. Marguerite McGill served as ad- visers. SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW: N. Burns, P. Potter, G. Houx, C, Vruno, L. Arredondo, P. Clack, K. Coon, S. Harris, F. Jones, J. Jones, P. Robinson. SECOND ROW: C. Stone, D. Kohler, C. Denmark, K. Bailey, J. LaVoie, P. VanDever, M. Mason, F. Fogle, R. Jones. THIRD ROW: N. Richardson, L. Hicks, L. Payne. R. Ginther, D. Garrett, L. Garda, K. Holladay. FOURTH ROW: K. McNulty, M. Dersham, C. Reinhart, W. Sinai, D. McMillan, T. Wood, B. Trabold, E. Skinner. 2? T event .SOPH- C V, HRS I-145 DAY , W ll l 6 W ,,,, 3 3 i i ' f li' 38 SOPHOMORE CABINET SECOND SEMESTER: secretary Donna Johnson, historian Faye Thorpe, B. L. representa- tive Steve Lescher, vice-president Dorothy Danhieux, president Jay Moore, G. L. representative Mary Orr, a..---..-,, l-,,A.., I 41,-, Cari Aceto Richard Alegria Carmella Agrusa Eleanor Allen Barbara Allen Donna Anderson Mary Arnold Louise Arredondo Barbara Baker Jenny Baker Renee Barnes Albert Barrett Dan Berry Lois Bennett Margie Berg Carl Blaisdell Gloria Blaylock Kathy Bryant Bonnie Bonawitz Ralph Border Beverly Brannen Danny Brock Wade Brown Joyce Buckingham Jim Buckley Beryl Burton Bruce Cameron Tom Campagna Gene Carroll Dan Cruey Peggy Clack Kenneth Clark Jean Clark Don Clouse Pat Combs Carol Cox Bob Cregan Ronald Cummings Bill Cunningham Bruce Cunningham George Davis .lim Davis Willard Davis James Dawson Kay DeArmond Jerry Allen V Joe Altieri Ben Anderson Bea Anderson Bill Baker Diane Balzarini Frances Barbosa Beverly Barnes Janice Beyer Barbara Binford Dick Biggs ' Bruce Biorklund Ralph Bork Rita Borland Duane Boise Bonnie Brackett Violet Budzel Carol Buote Eileen Burns Norene Burns -- 'fe' afiie f fr, Jerry Casler L Mary Cerny Viola Chambers - Don Christian Q 3, 2 a ,f Tom Combs A f Jim Copenhaver H l Pat Corwin Betty Cottingham ha , 1 I. '. z 1 .f 'TV Q IJ F ' J George Cl-'VVY iQ Shirley Curtis Beverly Davis Bob Davis Don Deford Carol Derks Dominic DiAngelis Donald Dillard i , .5 .pt ,ig Q iw. ,gs ew Cl ' Tiff 3 ,V l ,t i , .. I' -' 9 ' 1 I E i F 2 A ,gi , g 'aff ' ' T' QL If eu ' l ,thai L Q . I , 4 may V V ' ' M 1 V M f A fy V , 1 1 . i- Z Q- W ' i ' ' 60- V Q V Qin Dorothy Danhieux Loretta Duffour Georgia Easley Carol Edler Benny Edwards Danny Foldenger Beverly Faust Alice Felix Oscar Felix Rose Marie Felix Sam Felix Pat Fleming Don Fossum Ted Foutch Wally Fulton Joann Gereaux Phyllis Giesen Loretta Gilker Shirley Gunther Gar Glover John Ellis Robert Elerick Utahna Elder Anita Fahey Donna Felton Goldie Felton Raymond Felton Dick Fisette Bob Galbrith Lupe Garcia Dane Garrett Mona Geick Bob Davis Janice Goen Dorothy Gcodwin Gary Graham 39 Gerald Grlndstaff Georgna Grondorf Jullus Hancock Ball Hardacre Jerry Hargett Walter Hartman Joanne Hatrndge Don Henderson Dorothy Hern Arvulda Hernandez Lounse Hoff Terry Hoffune Mules Hokuf Bobble Hoogerhyde Nancy Hopkins Nancy Hubert Barbara Hunt Satoshn Ito Janette lvy Jerry Jack Donna Johnson Judy Johnson June Johnson Pat Johnson Davnd Jones E 'itil' 55 3255 'gnkkf ix Lewls Kaylor Many Kmnedy hd K h Gene Klssack Frances Kamukowa pmmua Kenney Ph'l'P Kemal Rap Krgmgr fl'mmY K3ll0Y jqgk Kem hverly Kmglon Nancy Knelfel Eleanor Knotts Verl Koons Glenda Koons Homer Locke Margue Lane John Lehnberg Walter Lensku Steven Lescher Ron Lewns Charlotte Logan Jeanne Martln Larry Martln Waneta Martln June Mason Joel Massa Arthur Metcalf Don Metcalf Robert Mrlls Joan Mlller John Montoya Albert Mullman Donna Nelson Wesley Nelson Roger Nesbnt Bar ra N vllle 40 Murlene Larson Kay Ledsworth James Lee Paulme Lefebvre Maxune Lopez Bob Lucas Shirley Luttrell Marlene Mael Roger McKenny Joyce McMullen Betty Sue Melton Rose Ann Mencal Dons Moore Jay Moore James Morrus Frances Mandella Betty Neal Helen Noah Marlene Ohnstad Mary Orr Pat Hart Pat Harrls Bull Hassoldt Gloria Hart Bermce Herndon Loretta Hall Larry Hackman Paulme Hoard Byron Hass Gay Hovermale Bob Howard Carolyn Howard Margaret Jack Beverly Jackson Josephine Janca DIXIE Johnson Faye Jones Nancy Jones Jlm Jackson Eileen Kader '1-if Judlth Smrth Marnlyn Steuner Charlene Stone Frank Stanford Evalrne Thats lnez Thompson Faye Thorpe Bob Tvnseth Robert Todd Charles Tower Melvm Trabold Maruan Trapp Jum Tnmble Bob Tnvett Amta Turner Lavlnla Vvllareal James Vass Carlotta Vruno Eugene Wade Darryl Wallace Ronme Wann Shnrley Ward Glenn Weldon John Wettstem Joyce Pabst Charles Palfun Sally Parker Owen Patterson John Peel Frances Polazzl Joe Potter Pat Potter Jam Powers Jerry Puder Bnllue Purtell Jnm Roberts Shnrley Rakowsku Llnda Ravenscroft Clarence Rehfeld Marlys Reagan Martha Rederburg Nancy Reed Gleen Rees Vlrglnua Richardson Don Rnchman Duane Rudgeman Douglas Rltchle Alice Rmnert Gary Yates Cora Young Frances Young Carol Zlemer Robert Whutaker Basil White John White Leana Whute Larry Whate Tom Whute Blllle Wrlklns Peggy Moore Warren Wullls Loretta Wllson Ronme Walson Irene Wrnsbury Carolee Wnnter Douglas Rutchue Eddue Robnnson Paulune Robinson Larry Rosendahl Jenny Royce Donald Rumsey Lols Ryba Stephen Ryder Jack Robmson Carol Sanders Ronald Cummmgs Rosemary San Paolo Mollyq Sax Shurley Schneuder Nancy Seadler Nancy Shaffer Bemta Shaw Bea Shernllo Glen Slsco Janet Smuth Lyme Smlth Annette Smith Pat Smxth Frank Stanford Armella Wrygle Sandra Wolner Jun Hong Wong Jun Sung Wong Shlrley Yeomans Glorsa Chasm Laura Pursn J U N l O R CLASS FIRST SEMES- TER CABINET: Bill C a H1 P, Marilyn Rodman, Marie Price, president Bob McKenzie, Diane Johnson. J U N l O R CLASS SECOND SEMESTER CABINET: Barbara Clinton, Mary Koons, Sandra Forsyth, Bob McKenzie, presi- dent Julius Gray. Not shown, Helen Takemoto. Pedro Acevedo Marilyn Adair Maggie Aguirre Rita Afanador Helen Ballentine Jackie Balcer Don Barnett Hugh Barnett Jeanne Besser Curtis Blakemore Betty Jo Blair Merle Blankenship JUNIORS, FRONT ROW: B. Close, A. Lowcke, G. Bir- cumshaw, G. Goddard, L. Brewer, B. LaMarche, N. Olson, S. Preston, D. Allen. SECOND ROW: M. Price, P. Hodnett, L. Hunter, M. Bulter, P. Leach, S. Rutter, P. Trujillo. THIRD ROW: P. Sebastian, L. Cooley, D. .lohr-sen, F. Carroll, J. Doll, D. Mitchell, D. Brody, B. Muel- ler, G. Deschenes. FOURTH ROW: B. Bland, G. Gross, J. Taylor, R. Whelan, D. Graham, L. Vaillancourt, B. Curnutf. 42 .A Nu, s 39'- Juniors Under the leadership of presidents Bob McKenzie and Julius Gray, the Junior Class proved to be very active. By mid year, the two cabinets were hard at work on the prom. Orchids in the Moonlight, had been chosen as theme, and the date had been set for April l l, l953. The cabinets worked on selling candy apples and arranged noon dances which also turned out to be profitable. The class chose Chinese Red as the color for their senior sweaters and jack- ets, with a gray emblem de- signed by Helen Takemoto. They also selected class rings. Class advisers were Mr. Lockard, Mr. Cahraman, Mr. Long, and Mr. Lam- bert. Class counsellor was Mrs. Lillian Shambeck. Frances Allen Tony Altieri Julie Ainsworth Virgil Ball Dolores Barrett U Dean Bennett Nancy Bennett Pearl Berber Charles Block Dennis Boucher Billy Brashears . ..sf sv , .lack Breese 1 Karl Brnetenstem Jamce Brewer Dee Brodl Hal Brown Leona Brown Bull Cawthon Janlce Chace Jonalee Chrrsm Darlene Choate Beverly Clark Herb Corbm Carl Costolo Charles Crawford Conme Chrnstensen James Croft Shnrlee Degler Olga DeLaTorre Ralph Duttemore Joe Ann Dodson Ronnie Draper Barbara Ellls Maureen Ellis Bull E well Brownlow Elworthy Betty Erickson .9110 Helen Fm,-,co Frances Gallegos Marr Jane Gard Barlow Gorham Gerald Graham Sandra Forsyg Ahtq Gqlllsgn Rlchard Gurod Mary Ellen Gorst Jean Fougfs Jean Galle Donald Givens Don Graham Jon Graves Juluus Gray Beverly Green Beulah Greet Darlene Gregg Roger Harrell Pat Havenhnll Mane Haydon Herbert Haschke Gerry Heagle Ramon Herrera Carolyn Howell Leonard Hughes Joe Jenkms Lynn Jennnngs Yurlko Kawashm Ellen Keatmg Gordon Keaveny Morgue Kersten Margne Keufhaber Ray Lawson Sl-nrlee Lamons Jean Laursen Carol Lehnberg Patty Leonard Freda Grimes Meda Haas Jean Hahn Don Hamnlton Shlrley Harper Donald Hexamer Gary Henderson Margaret Holmgren Paulme Hernandez Elizabeth Hern Keith Jongsma Kenneth Jongsma Barbara Jones Jnmmle Jones John Tom Jones James W Kung Mary Koons Betty Kuhn Florence LaFever Shlrley Lawson Barbara Lewrs Sharley Lewns Bernre Luton Francme Lucas Clark MacGrIllvray Pat Burgess Henruetto Buettner Gary Carnp Johnnie Camp Slllrlee Corte! Ivabelle Clarke Barbara Clmton Roy Clonts Stan Cloud Shirley Comne Waunona Crozuer Joan Crunelle Claudane Cunnnngham Robert Curtls Nancy DeBoer Duane Eason Betty Eberhardt Katherm Eberhardt Donna Eduson Duane Emck Alfred Escobar Marla Esqueda Rudy Fontes Phlllp Farrell Eugene Fisher 43 ' l , M e. ...wie M 2 v 5.,.,.,....,M, : ,., ., ., f -- L , Gloria Mac: I Charl Aanmng ' an Marcus Gerald Mattson Joyce Matuzak Jack Meyer Richard Mull David Mills Jeannette Muller Phyllis Muller Josie Mungarro Bert Newberry Garry Newman Kenneth Olsen Jeanne Olson Terry Pass James Pearson Louase Perry Carolyn Perez Charlene Peterson Frank Potter Richard Quint Henry Rabuse Gerald Rapp Roy Rasmussen Gary McCray .Iulra McCrary Douglas McDonald Robert McKenne Shelby McNlchols Norman Montague Doris Morgan Bob Morrls Donna Moms Armel Moore Kenny Ostlmg Sandra Ozzella Bob Paddock Beverly Parade: Tom Partch Sylvia Phllllpa Path Phvlpot Bull Plle Valene Polvodo Exella Pore Edna Redman Vlctor Rehfeld Joan Renk May Rutter George Rrvas Kathleen Roberts Marrlyn Rodman Lupe Salinas John Schermerhorr Bob Schlauch Sue Scroggs Delores Segelken Lee Smith Marlon Stanton Jack Stephens Yvonne Stewart Verlm Strunk Shurley Thayer Gerald Thompson Harry Thompson Jerry Thompson Georgia Thompson Jack Vnon Donna Voeltz Walter Wedo Steven Wells Tom Welter Carolyn Wood Bull Wrpf Dana Wnght Pat Wnght Robert Yahlro 44 Oliver Serna Ray Showalter Lmda Slgler Roberta Sums Rohm Skeen Don Sweeney John Sweeney Shirley Sutherland Helen Takemoto Frank Taylor Helen Thomsen Vlrgmla Trimble Frank Turner Lloyd Van Order Margaret Veenls Carolyn Whlted Fred Wilde Donald Wallard Bob Wilson Claure Wrseman Bull Young Damal Meats Janlce Remholdson Eva Maclel Cruz Salmas Helen Romero Ellen Rosslter Arthur Rusk Charles Sahll Mattie Jean Rose Melvm Rothery Sue Rutter Earnest Gene Ross Roland Roy Nancy le Sanders as I U Mary Ritter .- v- .Q I r F4 ffl Q .A t 539 a-We if Once again Pylon Staffs annual Camera Week proved to be the cause of much ex- citement Would-be photographers were found takmg many :nterestxng snapshots on and off campus Contest wunner was Marne Pruce 4: tw. 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Q2 gl ,..,. -1-Q 'S 'Q mf , 'UWM ,MXL W, , 9 5 x , 2 , , , A! ,M 2,1 xurvf'-wfzy My 2 'lf'-i fhfi- ,...M fm.-Mill? 'nf I 7- R DOROTHY GOODWIN DAVE IRWIN f h H Student Body President Speaker o t e ouse JERRY LARSON YOKO FUJINAMI JUDY APPLEBAUM VIRGINIA BOOKER Vice-President Recording SENATE, SECOND SEMES- TER, FRONT ROW: D. Banta, G. Foster, B. Alexan- der, G. Lawrence, E. Mur- phy, D. Erwin. SECOND ROW: M. Murray, L. Acos- ta, S. Berg, P. Massey, J. Stuteville, C. Barnes, Y. Fu- jinami, J. Larson. THIRD ROW: E. Redman, L. Clark, B. Sears, D. Kohler, L. Bey- er, J. Applebaurn, V.'Book- er. FOURTH ROW: J. Moore, L. Seraphine, J. Ab- shier, D. Schenke, E. Tay- Ior, H. Ward, J. Gray. FIFTH ROW: J. Borland, M. Brug- none, B. Ward, L. Gallego, B. Steiner, D. Christen, ad- viser Miss Weary. HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- TIVES, SECOND SEMESTER. FRONT ROW: R. Cameron, I. Satoshi, M. Lane, N. Jones, M. Koons, P. Ken- ney, D. Goodwin, G. Thomp- son. SECOND ROW: B. Kingfon, B. Clintin, S. Pal- ik, R. O'ConneII, S. Puglia, S. Lewis, F. Tilly, D. Ward. THIRD ROW: R. San Paolo, V. Felix, B. Smith, M. Run- ge, E. Rossiter, M. Barker, D. Reynolds, J. Gross. FOURTH ROW: J. Marinko J. Chandler, J, Cox, C Kawashiri, D. Gray, F Wilde. S. Belcher, S. Stark R. Diftemore, C, Sherrill, J. O'DeII, B. Edwards, D. Clous, W. Griswold, B. Brady, J Buell, J. Blodget, T. Wad- man, S. Lemons, E. Black- ford. 50 I v BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET, SECOND SEMESTER: L. Ogle, P. Mas- sey C. Barnes, president Ed Murphy, F. Reed, B. McKenzie, S. Lescher, R. Peel. ,5 ix ED MURPHY BEVERLY ALEXANDER Boys' League President Girls' League President Second Semester Second Semester GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET, SECOND SEMESTER, FRONT ROW: Ward, G. Lawrence, C. Peterson, N. Alexander, S. Johnson. SECOND ROW: M. Orr, D. McCutcheon, S. Forsyth, M. Lane, M. Christensen. STUDENT COURT, SECOND SEMESTER, FRONT ROW: adviser Mr. James Lockard, J. Borland. SECOND ROW: L. Clark, chief justice G. Foster, D. Dallas, THIRD ROW: T. Altieri, B. Sanden, R. Borland. Entertainment for the SENATE BREAKFAST was presented by Loss Blomquist, Bev Alexander, Lavina Seraphine, Judy Applebaum and Pat Moon. if 7 tl' 5 x 1 ff 1. X N A +1 u N ,X , KH' 19 ' J 2 up-Al as-ri , . X I .5 4 'YL 7' V, M' 'E 1 R' f v L nf V I ' 2 J AVV QTY? J 1 1 1 playa . W K, V 4 4 V ! 86: ' ff , r , ffef .2 if E bi , an I 4 J March 28 found the Seniors lightly treading on Stardust as they enjoyed their never-to-be- forgotten prom held at EI Camino ' Campus Center. Star studded music was furnished by the orches- tra of Red Callendar. H S , N .af VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, FRONT SOD. OI mp Cagers The close of the i953 basketball season found the Olympians in third place in Bay League standings. The Leuzinger five took first place in the Bay Shores Consolation Tournament, and their season totals gave them an I I-I2 record. The Blue and White quintet was paced by the scoring of all-League for- ward Hank Bojorquez, the floor work of Andy Marzich, the guarding of Pete Massey, the all-around play of Dave Irwin, and the inspiration of captain Tom Wadman. League champion Redondo gave the Olympians the most trouble, taking both meetings with Coach Roberts' cagers. Santa Monica also dumped the Leu- zinger five. The Olympians divided contests with Inglewood and Beverly Hills, and swept the Torrance series. Probably the most thrilling tilt of the season was the first meet with Ingle- wood, in which the locals took home a 42-39 victory, This was the first time the Sents had fallen to a Leuzinger hardwood team in I2 years. The most heartbreaking encounter was the 45-44 last minute loss to Beverly. . Harold Roberts E. if Qs. if ' ' fi' sxxif-0 . 'FN W '5 3 if an . guts. 1 ROW: D, lrwin, D. Chesmore, J. Long, T. Wcxdmon, J. Hayden, P. Massey, l. Ogle. SECOND ROW: T. Cleaver, H. Boiorquez, B. Camp, A. Marzich, R. Lindner, J. Meyer, B. Gobraith, D. Niel- P1 .30 .24 Stu X Captam Tom Bob Golbrath Wadman ,Q .a 'L-'U lol an-if WDW! '13 3 N, ,, i BEE BASKETBAll TEAM FRONT ROW R Rosettl D Henderson J ODell V Hector E Hernandez SECOND ROW ManagerJ Puder J Moore M Trabold L Payne D Chrusnan B Bmder Coach Roberts THIRD ROW B Newberry D Hamllton W Hartman B Ruhman I. Hickman D Barnes Leuzlnqer s Bees wound up nn last place on the league ladder Led by Cap tam John O dell the mldgets qave a good account of themselves and many of theur contests were close hard fought battles Bee letters went to O Dell Ros settu Barnes Hartman Hackman Hernandez Ruhman Hecker Barry Hamllton and Bender Hank Bogorquez Dean Chesmore Tom Cleaver Jack Crabtree hm Hiidef' Dave lrwm Andy Marzlch Pete Massey 57 f ' an an ' ,, , ' 4 V FY: , 6. ,LV ve.: 5-.. fa 9... 'ny N. . y Y 1 1 l A - - Q ' .4 L 1 , 2 ,qc I 1 L. fl- V 1 N, , l Y I - . ,SK f , lg., A A X av. .. 1 M D of T of O f - Q I V L' . A 4 4 fl, A l 'V ,,r., . , , c ' '1- WU ,,af'i - , ' X 'V 1 '- N , 6 I I - 'chbx , ' ' , ' A. fx- -, ,f - - ' ' 1 - . g - f , ll 'mug -f Q V wr 5' ' I A .1 . f SWIMMING, FRONT ROW: B. McKenzie, N. Hall, B. Trivett SECOND ROW: F. Stanford, W Thomas, D. Birt, C. McGIibrey, J. Mitchell, C. Henderson. J. Blodgett, O. Felix. THIRD ROW: J. Lee, R. Corbin, l. Thompson, G. Marshall, R. Miexsell, D. Fis- ette, R. Showalter, R. Whalen, B. Hargus. FOURTH ROW: G. Staffen, B. Pritchett, D. Garrett, B. Hardacre, J. Plummer, B. Ed- wards, L. Aherns, Coach Vard Hunt's Olympian swimmers were headed for the CIF preliminaries as the Pylon's deadline rolled around. The Varsity webfeet garnered Zl medals in the Bay League finals at Beverly Hills, with Ralph Whelan taking a first in the lOO yard breast stroke. The Bees rated third, as did the Cees. High point men for the Varsity this season were Ralph Whelan, Dick Fisette, Ray Showalter, and David Birt. Up- and-coming Bees were Dave Garrett, Ben Edwards, Bob Trivett, and Bob McKenzie. Jim Mitchell, Ralph Corbin, Bill Hard- acre, and Gary Marshall made the biggest splash among the Cees. Leuzinger High School's grunt-and-groan- ers enjoyed a very successful season this year to make Coach Jim Regenfuss's debut a cred- itable one. The wrestlers lost the Bay League championship by a mere four points and sent five boys to the CIF finals. Those who made the trip were Bob Rohwedder ll33l, Bob Worsham ll75l, Al Escobar ll2Ol, Glenn Sisco llO3l, and Roy Kirk lheavyweightl. Other outstanding grapplers were Roy Easley ll54l, Bob McKenzie ll27l, and Ed Duggan ll45l. i in WRESTLING, FRONT ROW: D. DeFord, L. Garcia, K. Sisco, G. Sisco. SECOND ROW: B. Rohwedder, G. Graham. A. Escobar, B. McKenzie. THIRD ROW: E. Dugan, B. Trivett, B. Worsham. L Guyer. FOURTH ROW: R. Hennessey, G. Fleming, Roy Easley. 59 --are QQQ , if gf -J SENIOR HOCKEY, FRONT ROW: Y. Fuiinami, S. Johnson, E. Yatko, G. Lawrence, P. Rodman KWH f M. Brugnone, S. Berg, D. Schenke, L. Gallego. SECOND ROW: L. Acosta, M. Thomsen, B Ig J 'E Weathers, L. Reid, C. Boone, V. Booker, L. Hopper, B. Smith, B. Barker. X 5 V! X lx J G A A l l K y y aff Q Q 0 The Senior Hockey team really came out with all they had and lived up to their reputation by winning the '53 championship. The Juniors were second and the Sophomores and Freshmen tied. Hockey Varsities were given to Pat Rodman, Beverly Tarbutton, Nona Crozier, Helen Takemoto, Skeeter Johnson, Lucille Gallego, Mary Koons. Evangeline Yatko, Lorraine Hill, Betty Crase, Pearl Berber, and Bobby O'Connell. Minor L's were given to Skeeter Johnson, Carol Buote, Nona Crozier, Faye Thorpe, and Marion Brugnone. Varsity L's were given to Skeeter Johnson, Helen Takemoto, and Pearl Berber. Honorary L's were given to Gert Delaney, Beverly Alexander, and Beverly Wegman. The Hockey Banquet's theme was Wheels and it really got rolling along with the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior girls doing their skits. First place in the skits went to the Seniors for doing such a fine job. They also won the Table Decorations prize. JUNIOR HOCKEY, FRONT ROW: W. Crozier, M, Holmgren, M. Stanton, J. Chase, P. Berber, M. Rod- man, M. Koons, H. Takemoto. SECOND ROW: J. McCrary, H. Buettner, F. Allen, B. Neville, P. Burgess, K. Thomsen, M. Kersten, D. Choate. . 2 ai f Q .e , wx, J J it i sq iX+Nf l 2 A Hug is f, K, if' gii' .1 fx Qfo'?J'w4 '29'?2.f-a ' I 'wlvgai 1 , . 51, Alf, Q7 .. ,F ' 'qi is x :X GM 53 I WG' , XT' H Q - an wr .A W V qi? I f 4' f 3. . , ,, L X 'X 4 , W ,H -A V, ,, Y H 5 M E: , 5 3, , R Z' W ' , I .. X f ,4 A if Q Q? 'mn .. , if if I J PAT RODMAN G,A.A. president, first semester SHARON BERG G.A.A. president second semester TENNIS TEAM, FRONT ROW: P, Berber, M. Rodman, M, Thompson, C. Deford, N. Hawley, M. Ker- sten, L. Gallego. S. Berg. SECOND ROW: D. Johnson, L. Acosta, F. Allen, J. Miller, J. McCrary, H. Thomsen, F. Thorpe, H. Takemoto. G.A.A. CABINET, FIRST SEMESTER5 Seafed. G. Delaney, B. Alex- G.A.A. CABINET, SECOND SEMESTER: seated, B. Barker, B. Alex- ander, R. Borland, M. Denman, B. Hawkins. Standing, president ander, J. McCrary, M. Denman, B, Hawkins. Standing, J, Miller P. Rodman, Jadine Borland, S. Berg, G. Lawrence, Y. Fujinami, R. O'ConnelI, D. Schenke, president S. Berg, M. Moore, D. John- D. Danhieux. son, B. Tarbutton. I l I F A74 1, I 430 JUNE S QU I Q f A74 I 4 f N' X5 ff . VV X fi I9 k f Y'El1i2lS-5'1 X The Orchids surrounding a crescent moon, star- studded angel hair entwined with ivy, couples dreamily dancing to the music of Rey King- this was the setting of the Junior prom Or- chids in the Moonlight held April ll in the cafeteria. Reigning as Queen of the Orchids was Margie Kersten along with princesses Barbara Clinton, Buelah Greet, Julia Ains- worth and Jean Foutts. e 'gli i fk SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY, FRONT ROW: Mr. Arnt, B, Barker, M. Moore, S. Syfritt, J. Borland S, Johnson, Y. Fujinami, J. Close, J. Applebaum, P. Kenney, D. Dallas, C. Denmark, E. Keating, D. Schenke, Mrs. Soukup. SECOND ROW: M. Lane, R. Hubbs, R. Fifer, L. Hopper, R. Borland, M. Holmgren S McNichoIs J Hahn N Sanders B Burton L Gilker N Reed C Christen on D K hl gngzo ROW: D. Johnson. M. Price, WVFCFOZICF, B.'H5ffadge,'Mf Jack, F.lYoung, B. Purltell, L. Wilson, Lf Hail, L. Noni G. Tnomllssfil' . L . - A - eppman, . Hunter. FOURTH ROW. J. Hornby, C. Boone, B. Crase, S. Ito, P. Nimrod, L. Smith, B. Alexander. FIFTH ROW: DI McCutcheon, L. Clark, B. Gaut, J. Back, D. Buck, J. Stuteville, M. Worley, C. Kallender, R. Palm ' ' B. Pile. W. Willis, T. Welter. . C. Sahli, C. Manning, L. Nuckles, Leu inger Organizations CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION PIN WINNERS, FRONT ROW: D. Kohler, D. Schenke, M. Murray. Y.. Fuiinami. J- Borland- M- Mofare' J. Close. SECOND ROW: L. Hopper, C. Boone, D. McCutcheon, R. Filer. B. Loweke, B. Alexander, L. Clark. THIRD ROW: C. Kallander, J. Stute- ville, B. Gaut, R, Palm, L. Knuckles, J. Back. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY, SECOND SEMESTER, FRONT ROW: J. Galle, D. Kohler, S. Johnson, M. Moore, D. Schenke, P. Kenney, Y. Fuginami, S. Caldwell, N. Montague, M. Murrya, M. Mecorney, D. Mecorney, D. Danhieux, E. Minnis, D. Miller, M. Lamb, D. Greevy. SECOND ROW: Mr. Arnt, L. Hopper, L. Reid, R. Lyon, N. Reed, M. Brugnone, C. Denmark, J. Applebaum, J. Close, A. Fisher, A. Levin, S. Bengtson, W. Felton, C. Christensen, E. Keating, B. Williams, J. Balcer, Miss Soukup. THIRD ROW: E. Burns, M. Jack, L. Gilker, P. I-Iilsten, L. Winter, J. Borland, R. O'ConneIll, D. Ward, B. Gates, J. Shelley, W. Crozier, R. Fifer, N. Sanders, M. Simmons, J. Spence, B. Sheets. FOURTH ROW: B. Barker, D. McCutchion, L. Wilson, B. Purtell, M. Orr,'D. Morgan, E. Wilson, A. Ackerman, B. Hatridge, L. Hunter, S. Deppman, V. Booker, C. Schrader, P. Schaefer. FIFTH ROW: L. Villareal, M. Ohnstad, F. Woung, B. McKenzie, P. Nimard, I.. Smith, P. Jacobs, B. Alexander, I. Ellett, J. Jipson. SIXTH ROW: S, Ito, L. Pawlaczyk, D. Fossum, B. Pile, J. Gray, J. Curtis, J. Stuteville, L. Clark, C. Ma'nning, G. Glavis, D. Buck, B. Holland, W. Nathanson. SEVENTH ROW: C. Kallan- der, J. Abshier, B. Gaut, R. Palm, L. Nuckles. SPANISH CLUB, FRONT ROW: G. Glavis, J. Gutierrez, R. Skeen, W. Crozier, L. Acosta, E. Yatco. SECOND ROW: L. Hopper, J. Back, B. Smith, L. Clark, J. Beyer, L. Beyer, J. Graves, B. Crase, C. Boone. THIRD ROW: D. Miller adviser Mrs. McDonald, A. Phillips, R. Girod, D. Edwards. Not shown, S. Syfritt. 3 .xg 15' an 4 .M If an ga. Q ax , c,5.,.,? rt- Y 3 FRENCH CLUB, FRONT ROW: D. Balzarini, I. I '1- Burns, L. Villareal, H. Thomsen, L. Acosta, M. ,fl Thomsen, P. Lefebvre. SECOND ROW: J. Stute- 'maby ville, D, Tennyson, M. Murray, N. Hoosen, F. Car- KAW! son, A. Ackerman. THIRD ROW: C. Manning, N. l 9-' wig Sanders, adviser Mr. Mills. 1' Hg, ,,,,,,, - .- rn :., , . 'Z' V ue f f A i is M. Sw is LATIN CLUB, FRONT ROW: W. Nathanson, G. Thompson, F. Kamikawa, J. Balcer, D. Kohler, J. Reinharf, D. Ward, B. Purtell, L. Wilson, F. Thorpe. SECOND ROW: F. Filer, M. McCormick, G. Blay- lock, P. Nimrod, J. Johnson, D. Boulanger, P. Hoov- er, L. Thorne, E. Larratt, adviser Mr. Mills. THIRD ROW: W. Willis, C. Manning, J. Richards, J. Stute- ville, W. Phillips, J. Vion, R. Palm, R. Ledsworth, B. Gauf, M. Belluso. 66 CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB, FRONT ROW: adviser Mr Reimer, T. Cleaver, C. Gill, D. Walters, C. Gill, D. Sebring, L Perry, L. Mills, J. Olson, S, Pearson, C. Bachat, J. Crunelle. SEC- OND ROW: C. Denmark, S. Ward, C. Christensen, J. Miller, M. Rose, C. Wood, J. Spence, M. Olsen, C. Howell. THIRD ROW N. Reed, S. Ozzella, H. Ziegenbein, D. Choate, W. Felton, L Thorne, J. Goen, L. Thieman. FOURTH ROW: L. Wilson B Purtell, L. Gilker, L. Smith, E. Magruder, B. Thompson, D. Ellerl ington, E. Yoshiki, B. Bailor. FIFTH ROW: W. Johnson C MacGiIIivray, F. Edwards, P. Entz, I. Warner, J. Puder, J. Wilson, D. Ward. Noi shown, S. Sytrivt. Y FRONT ROW P Sch f C Schrade M Simmons E HI-Y FRONT ROW' adviser Mr Cahraman L Guyer D Hamil TRI- 3 : . ae er, . r, .' . - ' ' ' ' Redman, P. seem, R. Sims. .SECOND ROW: N. Krrerfel, A. Deb- Qg'WF-KRaJSmUSSe - f'HHag' P-LMESQY' IFWEQQM SIECOQIVD , D. H , P. Hernandez, M. Schneider. THIRD ROW: H. . .H ' Ongsma' .ay Cn' ' , er' ee O er .r'fEaIe2enbein,eISrT Roys, D. Morris, B. Kniefel, J. Besser, M. Stanton. Ezgygss' BTSJRD ROW' A' Chandler' G' Mccare S Cloud J hwedder K Jongsma rr Inu-U I ll N 2 FTW N N W fi, 2 N- lu -1.-112.1 f.,:':- ::,. .7 ' ,,,, Q T ,if .:::f,:EE!': ' sf mv 1' w 325922379 ' gf fu 1 :-1 1 W ff- 'V if ww qv 3 xy as , my 29 A1 1 ' 4 5 f 4 4 W? f 2? gh 3 ' f 5 f i f 1 X 11 A .,:.,zsaa5,5- Q WN 9 , Q, W I 'Z W .vb A 2 vt' m Q, ,, vw 4 My Q eg f f 1 ' ' w Q3 f 'Q 'K 3 V 1 ' +9 fw ' 5 wfsu'f . Q Q e ' I wwf. , f, .V 9 I , 5 2'::: .-:-2.3. .,.. N2'f52?L2,? ffm 3'kW'W Sl -5'65?Es:,:2::f,:.Ef'f'I f' 3 17,3 Z :W V , gf 'fu TH A +2f?Ql' 4' , ,:,, x,, -if ,Q ,S 'ff 4M W Mg hs Q1 QQ ,.. Q3 MM Q Q lil- K , 4 is' f V ' 372' 5 2 , :za Q 5 aa, Z? s W 4 gh -N Y 28 WMQ 3,'p5gvv.m , ? Qgwmiikwg fhggwmmwmgmmww 53 Q if Eiiw ffra nanwffw- ., ., ,2Q,,n 4 A, -.-.. ,.,, ,.,. .. ,. , . '52 fn, t-am.:-:,.' 1 ', . Q A Q . 2 .3 x .w: ww - . F33 W ,mv Q V W Z 1 y Q 5 f fx 3, , , . W ' ' 4 ' , , Q A 'Q' , 52 -,' -- ,Q ,mf 3 fs 'Q Vg 3 p W ' 'gi fg ' ' ' ' yi fg . , 'W A2 5 ' Vex .4v.-:- - gf: , ' 51 .V ,Q - ,v 555,53 vf5,.., f ff M 5?'v 4 5335? NM A if ' .-53, ggaag 55? ,M w iw . -,..:,5,:. in N, Q fa mf' :fy 2 If ig . 16 ' VWV- ' f .J Y 2 iigggg ' milk-,xxffwv gg 5 7 QHi?W5 ww - ,wwf 2 f wi-ww f ,. 1 NM4, .f VJ ,.. :...H.:3555 :I , , M2 iff .Q 6 f , vb ,fm A QW 4 L ,f if ZW Q , I WW EW ,. 36' ,,,.. . ,W wh ,wggmw ' Alia, 22 f 6 JZ? Zi. fw ew ,y,. TREBLE Cl.EF, FRONT ROW: Mr. Riemer, J. Steward, M. Colaniuono, G. Browning, M. Sfephens, N. Bussey, C. Allen, l.. Gay, J.. Anderson, F. Bcdclamente, M. Byrns, Mrs. Hanes. SECOND ROW: M. Goodrldge, S. Chesmore, S. McFoll, S. Caldwell, B. Roberis, R. Shroyer, W. Huckobee, P. Peity, B. Flugg, B. Reinhardt, D. Foulch. THIRD ROW: J Wilson, S. Puglia, R. Ciumpa, P. Ennis, N. Groupmcnn, P Allison, J. Warner, S. Hugh: E. Thornberry. FOURTH ROW: F. Young, D. Carr, J. Roys, B. Unsworfh, H. Small, M. E Cole V DANCE BAND, FRONT ROW: S. Harimon, J. Haydon, D. Boucher, Mr. Trefry, G. Cisco, Mr. Riemer. SECOND ROW: W. Staffieri, J. Dokken, B. Blond, J. Schermerhorn, L. Motisi, B. Mill. ORCHESTRA, FRONT ROW: A. oebnam, J. Reinhardt, B. Kneifel N. Fo b M T c P U and 55 OND ggwi'l?fkb'Bbe'?Z:ggl':f. d1.r.MA1'Ie?rel?2.yl-legafgfgsso. Reynolds, W. sanaa. THIRT5 SSW: W.rar?1zlSoA, l61lel5?nrloo,'B. Nlgkenzag, D. Bllllvlg JUDY APPLEBAUM First semester editor JOA NN C1055 Associate editor -0 OLYMPIAN STAFF: B. Jones, J. Roth, G. Glavis, L. Ogle L Reid R Hubbs L Seraphineg seated, adviser Mr. Robert Lambert. Olympian All the school's activities were recorded weekly in The Olympian, and, for the year s end, by the Pylon staff. The Olympian was written and edited by the three pournalism classes under the guidance of Mr. Robert Lambert, and printed in Leuzingers printshop under the direction of Mr. Evan Akins. 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AA Q? 56 rn , xx Nga 5 1 ff - f'v. ,Q L J ,::':':-40 S1215 'Z VARSITY TRACK FRONT ROW G Foster J Abshler J Montoya T Cleaver T Wadman R Mull J Hayden SECO Overseth J Jones R Ledsworth J Wettsteln R Means W Staffuerl manager J Richards THIRD Rytkonen B Rohwedder L Guyer R Easley G Graham FOURTH ROW G Mahler R Muller coach B Hoyt ND ROW W ROW F Reed L Elder C E Halvorsen J Born M B elluso B Curt: Track As the Pylon went to press the track season score was Varslty 2 3 Bees 4 3 and Cees 2 4 At the Inglewood relays with nine schools entered Leuzmgers Ayes placed thlrd the Bees tned for flfth and the Cees rated eighth place Outstandmg nn their flelds were Ray Muller shot put Jerry Abshler low hurdles and Tom Cleaver IOO 220 relays Cleav er tued the school s 220 record of 22 5 Dean Chesmore hugh jumper broke the school record of 6 feet an practrce session but It dndn t go on the books Coach Ball Hoyt s hard worklng group held :ts own against top flrght competltlon and several boys were fngured to place ln the Bay League and CIF meets Wuth most of the varsnty cnndermen graduatmg the Bees and Cees worked hard to wards fllllng the gaps ln S4 S f . ,ww A ff , .. ,. ,. ,. I.. n- -' ' ' ' . U ,. ,. I ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , , . f. . f v' ' ,. ,. ,. ,. . 1 v . , . . v 'n 'y . . . 1 . a n 1 , . 1 v I 1 n v y - ' . I . . -- 1 y . . . ... , . . n . .... . - - , I - .. ., CEE TRACK, FRONT ROW: S. Kawa- shiri, L. Whited, R. Dixon, G. Rees, J. Massa, O. Patterson, J. Todd. SECOND ROW: B. Holland, R. Ham- mond, G. McDaniel, K. Sisco, E. Johnson, W. Galloway, D. Fossum. THIRD ROW: G. Weldon, R. Sanders, N. Goldman, J. Ellis, F. Niedermeier, R Schlauch. FOURTH ROW: Coach B. Hoyt, F. Hunsinger, R. Stringer, J. Ainsworth, K. MacGillivray. ix A QAL Nevivlll-EYE 23? at ' aah V '.'5r- at BEE TRACK, FRONT ROW: D. Jones. J. Stephens, D. Zeller, H. Murphy, E. Hernandez, A. Leonard, G. Mattson, B. Ruhman, B. Pile. SECOND ROW: M. Trabold, D. Henderson, N. Monta- gue, R. Baker, J. O'Dell, B. Bender, D. Barnes, R. Ouint, A. Escobar. THIRD ROW: J. Sutherland, J. Reid, D. Christian, L. Hickman, R. McKin- ney, R. Hennessey, J. Moore. H. Brown, F. Rossetti. FOURTH ROW: W. Pearson, T. Brown, G. Flaming, J. Puder, L, Carter, R. McCurrv. F. Wilde, B. Howard, W. Willis. FIFTH ROW: P. Kimsel, E. Lund, D. McAl- lister, L. Payne, Coach Hoyt, 34? www fm 4-wg Wwwswxx .luck Crabtree H Loren Ogle 24 Tony Alhen Rlchar Lmclner Jim Buell r Crossley I Ralph Dmemore X Hank Boiorquez Jerry Larsen Max Bob Todd Bob Schlauch Cubby Barnes Worley van? Jerry Thompson Baseball Leuzinger's potent Varsity baseball team had a highly successful season up to the time the Pylon went to press, pounding out impressive wins over Torrance, Redondo, and Samohu in first round play and Torrance again in the seconc round The Olymps led by the same team which took the 52 champlonshlp by going undefeated in ten league games fig ured to end the season with at least a first place tue The pitching of Jerry Larson Ron Schlauch and Jerry Thompson proved a big factor in the league race The hitting of Cubby Barnes Bob Todd and Dick Lmdner also proved im portant In the team s chance to retake the pennant Varslty coach was Stuart Skeele Q-.ax -.www im 'int' vARsiTY BASEBALL FRONT Row L ogre J Buell A Crosslev M Worley B Todd C Barnes J '-a'S0'l SECOND ROW J Crabtree D Lmdner R Dlttemore H Bogorquez T Altlerl B Schlauch J Thompson 79 ' F , y - . . , - . . 5 :A 'qw l I ' z V gg -My , .6 , . . ' V, , 3 ' . v LK , U , t fl f K M 5 . vi ag, i . Q , M a. Q . 4-I ,V Y l T' . ' ' W . - J 'V . , 2 , Q , - fe ' , f , 'S T f W ' - 3' 11 ' fl' 4 a ' o ' ffl, .., 1 Q ' . w, .. . 1 , N1 1 is 1 , 'X f . vf ' I, -flfiib cv , A . rv iv. ' , ' ea ' , .4 mf ' . h , A . 2 '-.f ,, Q. l v u I ' N A W 1. , , . ' I ' I , ..,,, 'f,.n l 1 - 4 K' ' K ' 3 Ll' -f 5 lm., n . ,A , ,,,,ff f . Z 7 4. V . , . ,E xy' J fr-,' 'E' I ' ' 'J' ' L 'f T -1,35 ' , 1,,',,gM ,Z 'A -A .sv AI' . i . : . , . . - . - - - - ' ' ' ' ' 1 - n - I - n - I - ' ' ' JV BASEBALL FRONT ROW D Nielsen J Carter W Raupp B R81-IDD P0W9 5 SECOND ROW N Brinkman M Hokuf J Jenkins L Knauss D Tilden N Hall THIRD ROW D Collins G Desl k pan e D Barry D Haden Coach Chadwick Not shown picture R Watson M Afanador B Kratch After dropping the first three games of their baseball season the powerful Olympian JV baseball team completed their schedule withouta setback. Climax to the season was a l2-7 win over Beverly Hills which gave them the unofficial Bay League championship. This year's JV team was composed of I2 freshmen, 6 sophomores, and one junior. The impressive style in which these underclassmen raced through their schedule gave every in- dication that LHS will be a team to be reckoned with in the future. - At the end of the season the squad chose Jim Powers as captain and Joe Jenkins as most valuable player. Pitchers Mike Afanador l5-Ol and Nelson Brinkman l2-23 gave sterling performances, as did George Desplanke, Don C ll' W ' Don B ' o ins, ally Hartman, Joe Jenkins, arry, Norm Hall, Miles Hokey, and Jim Powers. C5oIf,Tenni Leuzinger golfers this year nabbed their fifth Bay League Championship, rolling up a record of 36 wins with but 4 losses. Coach George Thompson's tee-men gave good accounts of themselves as a team and individually. Al Chandler, who made a name for himself by winning the P. G. A. National Caddy Championship at Columbus in '52, gar- nered another championship at the L. A. City Tournament. Chuck Williams placed second in Medal play at the Inglewood Tourney, and Tom Buhe captured the putting championship. I I---..'lQ,, VARSITY GOLFERS: coach George Thompson, Chuck Williams, Tom Buhe, Ronnie Sinclair, Ray Siegfreg, Al Chandler. as ffl xi GOLF' TEAM, FRONT ROW: K. Clark, L. Martin, T, Hoffine, J. Barrett D. Wallace. SECOND ROW: R. Siegfreg, T. Buhe, A. Chandler, C. Wil liams, R. Sinclair. if ' ' . Q . . Nelson B. Gordon, D. I'-lerbrandson, TENNIS TEAM, FRONT ROW: C. Manning, R. Palm, B. Hanson, D. PCCIQ. MBVWBQQV LBUVY Clark, W i c. Block, W. Johnson. sEcoNo ROW: G. sasco. R. Miller, M. Roca, A. cafison, J. Lawson. D. Sapp. D. Stewart- D- Defofd- Coach Wm. Cook. 81 . Cl ': ' V 1.1 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW: C. Howard, J. Smith, P. Smith, T. Morrow, F. Thorpe, L. Bennett, S. Johnson, R. Barnes, D. Danhieux, K. Dearman. SECOND ROW: J. Miller, B. Purtell, M. Mason, A. Wygle, M. Larson, C. Logan, C. Buote, P, John- ston, L. Hill, J. Smith. THIRD ROW: P. Helston, M. Lane, F. Fosdick, D. Goodwin, L. Villareal, E. Burns, A. Fahey, R. Meriele, R. Borland, C. Winter. ' i .. ix G.A.A. Basketball G.A.A.'s third banquet of the year, the basketball spread, was titled Neptune s Fantasy. Star-fish of the evening were the seniors, who won first prizes for entertainment and decorations. Only the freshman and sophomore basketball teams are shown on these pages, since the Pylon photographers weren's fast enough to catch up with the speedy but camera-shy upperclassmen. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW: L. Mills. V. Evans, N. Montague, D. Dill, J. Jackson, S. Rinnert, G. Hinzo, H. Heckert, C. Clinton, J. Reinhart, N. Lane. SECOND ROW: L. Hill, N. Lamb, N. Breese, D. Ward. B. Tarbutton, L. Winters, M. Cantor, M. Stevens, J. Palik, B. Stinner, B. Richards, N. Forsberg. THIRD ROW: J. Jipson. D. Shelton, S. Garrett, B. Bare, P. Gault, M. Voeltz, R, Belen- dez, M. Davies, L. Pawlacyzk, D. Boulanqer, M. Bowen. FOURTH ROW: C. Wade, P. Schaffer, M. Simmons, l. Ellett, C. Shrader B. O'Connell, D. Briley, D. Greene, J. Wilson, K. Frazer. X SRX , as i - . X fx R X ..'a ' isa, L CLUB, FRONT ROW: J. Bor- land, J. McCrary, M. Rodman, L. Acosfa. SECOND ROW: B. Smith, D. Johnson, M. Price, S. Johnson, J. Miller. THIRD ROW: F. Thorpe, C. Buote, B. Crase, E. Yatco, S. Berg. FOURTH ROW: B. Alexander, B. Hawkins, L. Gallego, G. Lawrence, B. Wegman. F. E. S. . ,,., A B '37 IB - M. Brugnone L Hill Thorpe Yatco Berg . O'Connell - M. Rodman M. Miller D. Johnson , ,,,' S. Johnson ' 1 J Sm' ' B Barker Price Thompson Crase Tarbufton J A PING PONG, FRONT ROW: V. Evans, B, Tarbutton, L. Winters, E. Yatco, R. O'C0nnell, L, Rossetti, L. Hill, L. Bennett. SECOND ROW: D. Ward, P. Helston, L. Pawlacyzk, R. Meriele, R. Belendez, C. Logan, J. Smith,.H. Wilson. THIRD ROW: B. Richards, B. Barker, P. Schaeffer, M. Simmons, M. Barker, R. Borland. FOURTH ROW: L. Reid, B. Hawkins, C. Boone, D. Greene, C. Shrader, S. Curtis. 84 Mg? X If .,-Q-gn A , 1 1 A f' Y , 'Q Q . 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Fairfield John E. Feldenzcr Wanda L. Felton BQIIU Eliwbefh Fenton Rosemary Fifer Lucille Gcllego Nedra Walter J. Gcnohl Cruz Garcia . 1 ni' '17 Barton Gam Belly Goff Helen 50055599 Drue Gough David W. ,vs I 'V ,J WMM! 48 'eff Hawley Charles Helton Frankie Gray Ken HUCl1Well Mufilvf' Hull Frank Halstead Marilyn Hcmmon W1-P Jim Hayden fv- PY' K VY? Glenda Hoffman Margie Hough Charles Hogan Lois Hull 0 x XO X 1 X O K qw X- Q K 'I XO' x 92 No 0 os wx 0 0 X .KG xf f sf o ,x ,oe go ',: . ,.,, 'U 'I ii, X -ul f .xg O 8 James McNeely John W. M'cWillicms Eslhe' Magflldif GSOFQG Mahler I -J. n ' I J '1- .Jj -f -Q l 5+ 1-Q .-.-1 .S 4 'ff' Ralph O. Majors 411' Marguref A. Manning Modelvn MocorneY Shirley Pgurgon ramcio Penoer ,. ps l Mernll Gail Moore Eddie Murphy Johnny Odell Carole Palma: Paul Perez . J , ,x 4 A XI A John J MUVIURO Deon Mc: fm Pefe Mosse Joan Men 5 f-X VV' E Duane Muller Diane Miller ww. :Us A Peggy MOU Murray Boyd Nels Pu? O'NeilI IU' Luveicx Parks Bonnie Peferson Gow pewrson '1- EI RNC! l.. Minnii V1 Paul Morcxd GXOHY1 MONTH Loues Mohsu JCVVY Neumcm Lloyd Nucides Jun Ono Wezfey Ov'2ffC7h Ronafd Pqim Mcrvm L. Parks Wanda PoNerS0l fx 4 'wilu Strauss LeLc:mc1y Thorne Orvin Von Sprecken Y Marcin Williams Don Schmidt Windsor Eugene Hofmann Roberf Robert Sweeney Shelby Syfrm Mary .rims Shirley Timperley Gary Tobin-5 Norma Trivett pr Tom Wadmcn Dolores WU9 'e Doris Walters GUY9 win9ef'e' Dole -wif? Max Worley Bob Worshom S' 3 'TT 9 .W ev TCYIOV Lois Thiemon 15 -- J 5 A 'U Doreen Trombloy Sally Turner Donna TYIW Ai 'F' 5 Beverly Weather: Ed W d ee Beverly wegmon Cor! Wes! N ':: ,,, 21 Q QQ, 1 orma Wright George Wynn Paul Yates Evongeline Yofkox ,f., 'Q R Mcry Strong Jae Thema. George Thompson Maxine Thomsen Barbara Thompson 'turf Harold Van Antwerp Viviun Vandeveer Wayne Vordeman Reber? Whisler MYVU Wi'dCf l li , 7' xl Dan Zarcaglirwe Eugene Ezell Senior Autographs Leu inger Friends Behind campus life there is always the backing of a loyal group of merchants who team up with the students to provide them with their cherished Pylon. Through the years these mer- cants, many of them alumnae or the parents or employers of Leuzinger students, have pro- vided a vital contribution by purchasing advertising space in the yearbook. As the school year comes to a close, the Pylon staff would like to express its gratitude for the sincere interest these friends in the community have taken in our school activities We h ope that they will enjoy a pleasant and prosperous year which will find many of our classmates and alumni serving as their patrons and employees. Gilbert R laven jumce -mln Commemcl Produdlon Commercial Underwriting Class of 1947 CICS of 1952 E GILBERT LAVEN COMPANY Prefer: Leuzinger Graduates Nineteen years experience of hiring insurance personnel has PV!-Wen to E Gilbert laven Company that Leuzinger graduates are not onl bl Y CCIP0 0 of filling highly technical insurance positions 'het' also possess a refres y sincere and fnendlv attitude which our clients oppiec ore Forty percent of our tc-ff are leuzinger graduates Kathleen Pncg E Filing Clerk Claims Department Class of 1953 Class of 1952 .loan Long V 4 . make ou feel refreshed In a striking pose is Jerry Strauss at HAWTHORNE tl-lllaerlezj rcilnhlllercgltiollwelliorrlo FOSTERYS OLD FASHION CLUB BOWLING l408 S Hawthorne Blvd IOS FREEZE 535 S Hawthorne Blvd Employees Carolyn 6 3l I4I Leuzingers Bowling Club meets here to Whited Mona Geick and Bonnie Close from Leuzing see who s king of the ten pins and other Olymps drop er guarantee good service In for an evening s recreation Hair cutting and personalized styling is the specialty at ZEL- DA'S BEAUTY STUDIO, 314 E. Hillcrest, in the New Arcade Building. Phone ORchard I- 6452. Girls, your good looks are in good hands if you take advantage of the skill and know-how of Zelda Sims and her expert staff. Among the faithful sponsors of LHS projects is CHANEY'S DEPT. STORE. Chaney's, at 3l7 N. Hawthorne Blvd. lOS. 6-l565l, is 'tops for gym clothes, school clothes, fabrics, and just about everything else an Olympian wlll want Prescrlptnons are com ounded accuratel at W p y HlT AKER PHARMACY lO2 S Hawthorne Blvd lOS 6 3746l Yearbook photographers for Leuzunger s l953 gradu atmg class us HALLS STUDIO l83 N Hawthorne Blvd KOS 6 37001 For a permanent record of other happy fumes weddungs baby pictures and por trauts for the famuly Halls wall agaun be glad to serve you WHITAKER S PHARMACY l'l11L4L1 D D 1 UIJIU N ri 103 . 1 . . y , . - 1. ' , , . t - - v - . - -D 3 ' V 1- J' 2 . , , 'f 4 1 I l . . BOULEVARD PAINT MART at l305 S Hawthorne Blvd lOS 6 3806l features glownng tones to brnght en your home lnsude and out And for sprung clean :ng they rent floor Sanders and polushers Patronuze an L H S graduate Frank Prenovost 42 um wx PM RIMS BLVD PAINT MART 104 Ready to serve you in insuring your tlnancnal future IS THE ROBERTSON AGENCY lO8 E l26th St lOS 64922 ORe 8 20893 Talk over your nn surance needs with Mr Rob ertson shown here wuth LHS alumna Delora Butler Friendly personal loans nn a hurry ns the keynote at LIBERTY LOAN COMPANY 222 N Hawthorne Blvd lOS 6 22863 Ready to help nn solving ,our tnnancual problems us the Luberty Loan staff LIBERTY LOAN CO , , . . . ' ' I . was l .. . . ., . , . - ' 1 - , . ' ' - . . ' . . . V . - . V . . . l , a . Y.- 5 .. .,,..,,-,,g...,-V-f--f-'u 'M K 0 K h X I' I N I ' A ' 1 E X 313 . . T 'ft' W . . M - -We 'ja- s .. -' J .3 'I . . V 16.2 - - V f ,- ACME AUTO ELECTRIC Your satisfaction is your guarantee at ACME AUTO ELECTRIC CO., 600 S. Prairie lOS. 6-8214, ORegon 8-23767, Generators, starters, and armatures re- paired, rebuilt, or exchanged for any make or gmodel. Open Sundays and evenings. Wholesale, retail. ' HAHN-ST, JOHN Q . XC, CHAFFEE MOTORS Winner at Leuzinger and everywhere is the Ford line as shown at CHAFFEE MOTORS, SOI N. Hawthorne Blvd. lOS 6-22l l l. Even without the pretty girls and hiandsome decorations, that CHAFFEE Ford rates first p acel if HAHN-ST. JOHN, GENERAL CONTRACTORS, at 219 S. ww Fm -ww-,I Hawthorne Blvd. lOS. 6-l l4l, ORegon 8-l663l offer com- plete services in commercial, residential, and industrial building. Ernie Hahn is a Leu- zinger graduate who with his associate, Mr. St. John, has achieved a county-wide repu- tation for business integrity. 4 1 X Bell Homes Your Terms BELLS CLAMOROUS HOMES WITH CLAMOROUS BELLES 1435 S Hawthome Blvd OSborne 6 5605 f 4- 4 ' tx A -W, A ': ' 1, I A a OI1 S 1 I For a complete lnne of hot rod and stock auto parts go to ALLIED AUTO SUPPLY INC 223 S Hawthorne Blvd lOS 6 26749 Personallzed service we have what you want or we get nt' Store hours dauly 9 OO to 9 OO Sundays 9 OO to 3 OO Jeannine Roth admires her new halr do at CONNIES HOUSE OF BEAUTY 1237 S Haw thorne Blvd lOS 6 l259l Specialists ln halr styling and cuttnng are manager Conme Esterlune and Elsue McKlnney OU A Tqnns Gad Clf E w FQRVER Yr:-:uve bo PROMPI' DELI SERVING HAW7-HORNF 5 FH INC! 1919 c,,. , rf, od HE BUILDER VZ7?Y c:,:Sl,CDl11e '--. es c711:5 1919 5 IIYD ALLIED AUTO HA wma, 107 F S Rzxsco Mmm SCO 5 I0 252 STORE 'm2 F S RASCO 8. LO For the lowest In cost and hrghest In quallty try F S RASCO AND CO variety store at 277 N Hawthorne Blvd m Hawthorne leuznnger students fund rt a convenlent place to purchase their school supplles Accordmg to lovely Sue Scruggs you cant fund a better place to lwy your camera equipment than at HARRY SCROGGS INC For the best nn polarond cameras fllm and photographic materials 116 S Haw thorne Blvd IS the place to buy As summer time arrives be prepared to capture your summer fun on frlm 108 Wnen us comes tc savmg or borrowmg money HAWTHORNE SAVINGS AND LOAN us always ready and wnlllng 'lo und you wnth your frnanclal needs M Buumgartner and part of has effncaent wtutf are plctu-ed above The beautiful new bulldlng rs located on l'lGWll'10m9 Blv at 130th St COS 51 6 5 . ' . lwl - - . s Q, . Q Q wNMA'0.lm w-v- .. ' . 1 I W Y 1 W l l . . . . . I , V , . . ., , 1 . -. - . . , , , . -I . . . I , cl, . . - 191 Pon Prlntung by Raovd Blue Prunt Company Sl 8 Santee Street Los Angeles Calufornna and Globe Pruntung Company 3l6 East Fourth Street Los Angeles Calntornua Covers by S K Smuth Company 332 S La Brea lngle wood Calrfornna Hawthorne Calutornla Other photos by student photographers Junuus Gray Terry Pass Davnd Burt and Joyce Obbards under the supervusnon of Ray Erickson Leuzlnger Commercual Department Owl Mastm Rexall Drugs A Prescruptlon Pharmacy cnt H Mggym Rlchcrd osfm Senior photos by Hallls Studio. l83 Nr Hawthorne Blvd.. 0 1 , ' ' l.. M ' S. E. Corner Hawthorne Blvd. ond Broadway Hawthorne Culifof