Leuzinger High School - Pylon Yearbook (Lawndale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

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' ,ff , X, :Q-m.z'tx'4 if? iw -X WW Photo by Don More TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration .... Underclassmen . . Seniors ..... Student Lite . . . Organizations . . Sports ....... Advertisements . . Rub your hand over the padded PYLON cover. See how smooth our hood is and how quietly our engine purrs. You have just climbed aboard our hot- rod called LULU, and together we will soar through the Year as we go Redding 'Round Leuzingerf' Our teachers signaled go when September rolled along. Busily and some- what anxiously we began learning after a pleasant but nostalgic summer. Detour, reads the sign as we chugg to a near halt. We have to proceed at a slow rate as our auditorium is undergoing remodeling. From May ot l955 through March ot 1956 we patiently awaited the day when we could resume our old route ot happy days of knowledge and tun in our auditorium haven. Though a sand and gravel strike delayed construction tor tive months, that beautiful and luxurious structure won our sighs when we proudly entered its halls tor the tirst time. As our engine builds up compression, we merrily scoot about- but not tor long. Once again we come to a halt to see why the route ot long traveled years is somewhat unfamiliar and strange. Two buildings so shiny and clean, loom ahead. Chemistry and Physics laboratories and the Home Economics and Art 1 a might have proven too strenuous tor a lesser person. four years, endeared her to the memory ot hundreds ot students. Department have found new quarters and are the cause for our concern and wonder. How cheerful our surroundings have become! Where to now? The road is blocked! Read the sign! School under con- struction. Eventually two new buildings will supplant the current location of this student parking lot which will be moved to land recently purchased south of the shop buildings. The PE. department is slated for a diving pool and a new library is to be erected between buildings l and 2. We are somewhat dazed at all that's new. However, we had better be on our way for Ianuary marks the flooded days. And the rains came so hard that our engine caught cold and kept us away from school for two days. Floods caused much hardship in our Lawndale community but Leuzinger put its gears in high and offered refuge to folks in need. Well, we still have a long way to go before our journey draws to a close. We, your PYLON chauffeurs, wish to say, iand we think you'll agreel we are proud to be a part of a school which keeps its pistons in trim, feeding educae tion to its youth and distributing inspiration to a community in time of need. Devoting much ol her time to the welfare of the students ot Leuzinqer High School and proving herself a woman ot great leadership and understanding is Doris M. Weary. In her twenty-one years of service to the school, she has been instrumental in bringing about many changes and improvements in the student body organization. Through Miss Weary's initia- tive, and with the support and counsel ol Mr. Rice, principal, the tall of 1944 witnessed the estab- lishment oi the present torm ot student government, embodying the Senate. As supervisor ot auditorium activities, she has done an unexcelled iob of coordination which Students will pleasantly recall the cheerful Mrs. Santa Claus that she has traditionally portrayed at our Christmas assemblies for the past Miss Weary, in her early years ot teaching at Leuzinger, taught English, Drama. and Speech. In 1947 she began her career as a counselor. Her enthusiasm. vigor and wise counsel has We, the Pylon stait, as a mark of our ailection and respect, dedicate this book to Doris M. Weary, a wonderful woman, a remarkable and inspiring advisor. rf 451 -0 Japan . 1' - ' ' Depending On May F. Simpson Howard N. Waymire Clam Barrows ltotiistmi' and Attendance Director of Curriculum Nurse and Guidance ,...-l Helen M. Tombs Giils' Vice-Principal Loren C. Barton Boys' Vice-Principal With the finest faculty ever this year our educa- tional program is the best ever, we believe. With the recent survey as a guide, fourteen committees have been hard at work all year long evaluating our present curriculum and making recommendations to improve it. This can only result in a far better cur- riculum that will more nearly meet all the needs of our students. Getting back into our beautiful audi- torium made us all happy. To know that it is now re-built and safe is a comfort to all. v- ---- - f--- --H- Principal Planning for all the remainder of our new or re- modeled buildings has gone on constantly all year, and now some new construction will soon be under way. When all is completed Leuzinger will have a beautiful, adequate, well staffed and well equipped school for 2400 students that all of us can be very proud ot. All this takes the co-operation and help of par- ents, students, teachers, board of trustees and admin- istration, To all of you our sincere thanks. Big Wheels Xi if ff B. M. Galloway George W. Bradford President, Trustees lice-President, Trustees 75... Chester A. Brown Clerk, Trustee un. pull nuuuln u. sannnnn Superintendent Congratulations to you-students and faculty of Leuzinger High School-for this year's Pylon. The devotion to this issue by the staff and advisors of the Pylon has made it one of the best. Dr. Iefferson L. Garner has completed his second year as Superin- tendent of the Centinela Valley Union High School District. Working in close harmony with the Board of Trustees, faculty, P.T.A. and local citizen advisory groups, Dr. Garner has spearheaded the drive for bet- ter educational facilities. Two new buildings and a beautifully remod- eled auditorium bear witness to the success of the building program. Douglas T. Robertson Trustee lame: A. Mitchell Trustee Dr. William McDonald Assistant Superintendent 1 X T .. I-,U -1111 I N nwhux YL MUSIC, k x1.1 nl.-.1aI, A IU x IU C R R Ah 1 ,si K DRIVER TRAINING and LIBRARY, Icy PACO, Cuth- mimv F11-x-crli, Martin G. Tack. INDUSTRIAL ARTS, Bottom Row: Gocwo C. Key, VVi1- ICITJ Paxkor, Leo Butt, VVi1IiS G, Wrmht. Row Two: Paul Mullor, Evan D, Akins, INN- liam S. Nxmrbd, Rcbvrt Cul- Linun, Gourfgo Thcmpscn. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION, M11111'1nQ I., CILIUSQ11, M1111f,11 G1:1',', M.111:fn K111sZkc1, Pu11i:'111 Cukms, 100111 H1'c11r1so11, Spolfes BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION, 1111105 C. C:Ilk1QIVv'lCIZ, C nr, N1l1'111 Don Vxzucghn, Al Baldorik, Auq11stus li' H11.1111. socmf STUDIES. 14111105 I , 1 1111'z11, IQVQIYU Cmwlhmp' ONU111. Mc IkL'II vi. I.1,ck111Li, Thllmx' S1111ps1,.11, -.55 www 'Q 09 ,s buh- john 2, s 'wx ENGLISH, Bonom Row' F, -, . ., LlIl':I1I H, Lmlis D1-1-15 J0Yr11g01,, Nfiwrm V - 1.1 1. . . 1 1. 1. mm 531v11111f RJ I WFGf1'y AIAA , UHW1 Huff, 11 r, IOY Af1.A11dpISS I . 111, , vA.'.. f. F1 ' A 'K . I A1 1 ,. '. -111 Ross, O1 4 ow Two? W1H111m 1- I--1115.111 111111, Q fb-111, 11.11 III link, n I1 I1 1111 UMM HI I lil 11 Ihhfm H I I P1111 W I N . ,X - Uv' ,, K . I V-1I'OI11n,yU 1,1-lr' ', COMMERCIAL. Bottom Row: M111y 11.111111 Ii11g:::.'l1 A. S111- I111I111I41, 11.11-11L1!1.1w, V1'1lli.1111 In II111111-rs. How Two: I11.'k IIO'xV11IxI, Imny I.. L111 k1,111. FOREIGN LANGUAGES. I71111 11111 1'111kli11, 611111111 I.UIIIU:1Il T1 II lllll' A1111-111115. p g A L A f V ri 'ia rf' B l 1 'r I - fAuTo--5uPPLlES- - - - -y 1 A L Q- fr' - 1 I V U 3 CAFETERIA CUSTODIAN COUNSELLING, ATTENDANCE AND BUSINESS STAFFS: Through the vital gears 1n the Leuzinger Hi machine we find beneath the hood cafeteria custodian counselling attendance and business staffs gen- erously devoting their energies and skills to make our school more pleasant. CUSTODIAN STAFF, Row One: H. Smith, E. Helson, W. Morrow W, Maxwell, E. Claunch, I. Doran. Row Two: W. Quales, W McDonald, A. Jackson, G. Mayberry, I. Worrell. Row Three: I Mcliincie, E. McNabb, G, George, W. Sheets. BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF: M. Nadal, K. Beyer, I. Perry, L. Beyer A. Hastings. fe? CONTROL FORCE, Bottom Row: l. Bendscheidor, l. Agrusa, S. Palik, M. Vion, M. Patterson, M. Whitaker, B. Zelenka, H. Lang don, E. Lund. Row Two: E. l-lalvorsen, E. DeLaTorre, A. Mc- Grath, C. McFall, L. Prouty, V, Mussell, N. Lane, R. Carlson Row Three: T. Wright, D. Woodring, G. Weppler, C, Arnold, H. Croley, R. Donaldson. Row Four: C. Lewis, E. Trivott, L. Knauss D. Gerszewski, K. Smith, F. Edwards, L. Ramploy, E, Lopez. Row Five: G. Snare, F. Niedermeier, B. Wason, B. Sherriff, D. Edwards, H. Carter. Row Six: R. larmer, P. Dodson, R. Stawicki E. lohnson, H, St-ltlauclr,B. Kcpor, D. Crcley. ELECTION BOARD, Bottom Row: D. Weiler, F. D'Arco, P. Dod- son, F. Neuschater. Row Two: D. LaVoie, C. Evans, W. Burke- man. Row Three: B. Duvall, C. Lewis. STUDENT COURT AND SPONSORS, First Semester. Bottom Row: H. Carter, H. Murphy, E. Lopez, l.. llossetti, B. Tarluuttrtn. Row Two: K. Smith, Mr. l. Lcvkard, Mr. O. Andmsr ri, L. llrll. STUDENT COURT, CONTROL FORCE AND ELECTION BOARD: Part oi the student government plan is the student court and control force. To build and understand the way real government works, the control force enforces the school rules and the student court brings to justice the violators of these rules. Made up of members from the Iunior Class, is our hard working election board. Managing reg- istration and election days are only a few of their responsibilities. STUDENT COURT, Second Semester, Bottom Row: K. Sisco, G. Flaming, G. Sexton, M. Wadman, S. Rinnert. Row Two: D, Pago, l. lackson. E fl l .. .. l IEE if! XS? The student government at Leuzinger we believe, is one of the best in Southern California and the Senate part of this organization does its share in living up to that reputation. The Senate is composed of 46 members, each person represent- ing a school club, including all officers elected by the student body. The biggest event of the year is the Senate sponsored, Sports Queen Parade. Patterned after the famed Rose Parade, almost every club enters a float and a candidate for Queen. Then comes the exciting Coronation Ball, where the Sports Queen is crowned by the student body president. Bay League Forums are another Senate project. All the high schools in the Bay League get together each quarter to discuss problems of mutual concern. The insight and knowledge that is gained is taken back to the respective schools. Planning the Christmas assembly, presented the Senate mem- bers with the complex job of getting together a program that would be able to operate under the handicap of no auditorium. The Senate did a grand job in overcoming this obstacle, resulting in an excellent Christmas Assembly held on the football field. Along with joyous festivities of the holiday season, the spirit of charity was remembered. With the cooperation of the House of Representa- tives, QOU stockings filled with food and toys were collected for Iuvenile Hall in Los Angeles. The Year DAVE HADEN First Semester Student Body President :ilzxgvm 1 L ...3.... . , . Z- -Q I . ..,. IO SENATE, First Semester, Bottom Row: S. Kawashiri, I. Iackson, D. Ward, M. Lomb, L. Hill, L. Bosselti, B. Tarbutton, I. Ortiz M. Markle B. Colwell. How Two: I. Powers, S. Palik, M. Coltantuano, S. Marmolejo, I. Traver, L. Lowery, I. Robles. Row Three: G. Sexton, S. Zeller, I. Ellett, E. Burke- man, M. Evans, K. Fraser, B. Zelenka D. Holmes. Row Four: E. Lopez T. Moore, B. Cameron, I. Marquez, W. Goodwin, D. LaVoie, B. Farmer, H. Gallo. Row Five: F. Niedermeir, Mr. Anderson. H. Murphy, H. Carter, D. Stewart, D. Helton, D. Haden, D. Gerszewski. -aug, Shigeru Kcrwashin Iudy Trcrver Iona Ellet Frances Ortiz Bobbie O Connell Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Speaker of the House Difficult would be the word to use it we tried to run L.H.S. without our hardworking House of Representatives. Welcoming new students, grading the campus, issuing summons and keeping the student body informed on the activities of L.H.S. are some of the many duties expected of the House. A J One ot their biggest projects during the first semester was the Big 4 Drive r raising money for charitable and community service agencies. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Bottom Row: E. Chastain, B. Anthony, B. Lonsdale, D. Fredrikson B. Milazzo, P. Glasener, S. Crawford, I. Clifford, l. Beirihart, S. Roddewig, D. O'Bei1ly, C. Pratt Row Two: I. Bell, P. Wettstein, S. Schrieber, S. Morrison, M. Spears, B. O'Connell, M. Degraw, S Hiatt, P. Herring, F. Neuschaier, C. MacLachlan, D. Allison. Row Three: P. Gault, C. Lombardi, D Mattison, B. Wilkins, I. Key, M. Setscr, G. Buch, I. Spence, B. Watts, L. Spearman, I. Bradley A. Scott, A. Lopez. Row Four: P. Record, B. Gordon, C. Dunn, D. Barnes, I. Delgado, D. Page, M Batson, L. Knauss, B. Ripley, B. Sherriff, L. Flader, S. Wall, L. Hamilton. Row Five: I. Moore, M Barker, I. Griar, H, Carpenter, L. Hamill, L. Iolmson, H. Cruz, D. Bubio, R. Ackom, B. Truett. M NSN SENATE, Second Semester, Bottom Row: Miss Weary, I. Lawson, C, Peterson, M. Simundson, M. Lamb, L. Hill, M. Wadman, D. Briley, S. Stallings, I. lipson, D. Carr, B, Ripley, Mr. Predisik, Row Two: H. Perry, G, Woods, I. Agrusa, S. Clinton, D. O'Reilly, S. McCue, l. lackson, How Three: D. Helton, R. Schlouch, D, Barnes, S. Blake, S, Rinnert, M. Simmons, H. Croley, D. Rose, H. Ito, gl' H, Carter. Row Four: L, Knauss, D. Page, E, Millett, T. Lynberg, G. Sexton, C. Evans, T. Pallante, A. Smith, B, Raupp, G, Bergthold. Row Five: E. Lopez, G. Flaming, R. Knowles, B. Holland. ,M- ' ,- D The activities oi the Senate include legislation, parliamentary procedure, extra curricular activities, and consideration of all prob- lems relating to the welfare of the student body. Second semester Senate sent delegates from the Senate and House to this year's California Association oi Student Council's Convention held in Fullerton. Representatives from the 16th district got together this semester to discuss ideas and problems concerning their individual schools. The biggest project that the Senate has been involved in has concerned the Whole school. The subject of Foreign Exchange Stu- dents has been on the minds of the whole student body. But, the Senate, with the cooperation of the House, has brought that dream into reality by beginning the fund raising campaign and getting the whole community interested in the project. ION LAWSON Second Semester Student Body President 12 v 1'-4' WA' 4 1 r-iff V A-X? S S ID 1 5 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Second Semester. Bottom Row: T. Thompson, B. Millazzo, I. Traver, P. Herring, S. Marmolejo. Row Two: T. Moore, I. Benoit, I. Greevy, B, Wilkins, B, Steiner, E. Lund, I. Mariano, G. Kinnerly, K. Sisco, C. Bush, L. McKindly. Row Three: I. Hunsinger, D. Richey, M. Escobar, W. Ennis, P. Godby, L. Funderburk, F. Tate, C. Dowell, B. Kubo, I. Watanabe, M. Romero. Row Four: C. Lombardi, P. Cunningham, D. Hansen, B. Ramsey, B. Lonsdale, I. Travis, B. Bogardus, A. Boatman, M. Falk, V. Watts. Row Five: L. Davis, D. Allison, S. Van De Burg, I. Herrington, D, Weiler, F. Rudolph, M. Whitaker, S. Akins, R. Ackom, O. Melton. Row Six: A. O'Dell, T. Loomis, B. Ziegenbein, D. Reline, D. Moore, L. Spearman, D. Roberts, I. Olson. Row Seven: B. Iohnston, L. Baskins. ln recent years its only been a murmur, but in the Second Semester ' House we hear the Words ring out Exchange Student . . . Yes it looks as though Leuzinger Hi will have an Exchange Student from a foreign nation in the near future. Who has brought this and many other accomplishments and activities to you? Your House! Things such as parliamentary procedure, Bay League forums, issuing of a scholarship and attendance awards has kept the House on their toes. Iudy Trove: Sandra Blake Lorraine Hill Merncx Lamb Speaker of the House Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer of Representatives ' ' VM' '.' Y E YQ. as V 3 UNDERCLASSMEN N., X NX U V, v Q QV Nd ' T iw 'X . kj flx Q? MN nm' 8 G' R . 4' 'N jp Q X L' v V fx U V A . x BQ X A v ' mi L I 5 ' L! 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L S ' Q B . t . 5 , x r 5 1 N .5 x 5 . 'vu Q 1 '- . Q L 5 Q ' I X, ,VK s 'B -. Q 1 - 4 ' x. vJf:,sK .e 1 -ylx tm tj. r BA . , -' 'L15-L . f r f - J . 45... . A I J fi' g. ' 'B fi Lg, I ' . M 3, J' ii? W ' B .... I , ' I? . .. sss 15 5 B it rl r g t it , E3 .,.- . i f . 'A M E Q! - A ll I ... Q U s b , V ' Q f K 2 at x K 3 ,, , A VN, . L rm 18w . ' .. FRESHMEN, Row One: D. Acosta, C. Adams, I, Ahren, M. Aimon, I. Alexander I. Alexander, K. Alexander, E. Allen, V. Allen, B. Alley, D. Allison, M. Alosi Row Two: V. Altman, D. Anderson, M. Anderson, S. Anderson, I.. Andrew B. Anthony, D. Arnold, R. Arnold, D. Arredondo, R. Arvizu, M. Ash, C. Ashworth Row Three: D. Azdon, R. Back, D. Bailly, F. Bair, B, Baker, T. Baker, B. Ball I. Banks, V, Barnhouse, B. Barrett, A. Baumgardner, I. Beach. Row Four: W. Beavers, D. Becker, A, Belanger, B. Belendez, S. Belcher, I. Bell D. Bentley, R. Berg, D. Bergren, B. Bernat, T. Betterton, I. Bilderhack. Money, rnoney, who's got the money? That's the ques- tion oi all Frosh. Under the leadership of Woody Good- win, the class of '59 initia- ted the building of its treas- ury by selling class rnern- bership cards and sponsor- ing a fudge sale. FRESHMAN CLASS PREXY FHESHMEN CABINET First Semester Bottom Row I Moore First Semester S Greenway M Simundscn I VVard Row Two I Dillinger Woody Goodwin 4 6 ' S' 5 P I ., , Las - .. . . L A Q A I - NZ. ' n is 'C pd A - v . I z, . I kt A rt. ,Mx I' I I ,,.. 2. PR . f-lx if I ' .M A 1: 14.:: !.Q - ' I , I 1 -1 :-. y . pg, ' , A , ' ..y. . 5 1 'IC '-N56 4 ivji . lla: K X ,I a .1,, . , , H I t x xl ' ,' ' , I be -Q ' 4fN .' -e ' X L , ' .. FRESHMEN, Row One: T. Blodgett, G. Bluntschly, G. Boal, I. Boshcar, D. Bowls, S. Boyd, P, Brady, I. Brandenburg, L. Brauning, I. Breneman, M. Brewer, I. Briar. Row Two: C. Brody, K. Brooks, B. Brown, B, Brown, I. Brown, K. Brown, M. Brown, R. Brown, I. Brubaker, C. Bulau, G. Bulla, P. Bullock. Row Three: M. Bumstead, L. Bunch, L. Burleson, A, Burnett, L. Caldwell, N. Cantor, D. Canully, I. Cardoza, F. Carranza, B. Carroll, L. Carson, A. Carter. How Four: N. Carter, B. Carvawal, E. Case, B. Cash, I. Cavallucci, D. Cecil, T. CdeBaca, I. Chadkowski, G. Chandler, B. Churnley, V. Church, T. Cimino. New Are The Freshmen During the second semes- ter, Marilyn Simundson and her cabinet sponsored sev- eral money raising sales. With a great deal of plan- ning and hard work, the Frosh said good-bye to the I Seniors by having the an- nual Aloha-Oe dance. FRESHMEN CABINET. Second Semester: I. Cavallucci, P. FRESHMAN CLASS PREXY Brady, P. Bouch, P. Record, F. Tate, N. Sumi. Second Semester M. Simundson 17 5 .I r miles Karen Witt. Iimmy Dillinger Smell that delicious aroma, s willingly follows hor orders as Murilyn Simundson longingly looks 1 as taken at the Freshmen fudge sole. on. This plctuic w FRESHMEN, Row One: E. Clock, S. Clark, S. Clements I. Clifford. W. Cockrell, K. Coen. Row Two: R. Clutter, B. Clybourn, 3 .I 92. . as -'K VWtl1 Their ,of . f I . Lf! op' 9. 'I ,I . - A 1 2' 1221 r f ,P uw? C ll'ns K Colwell I Conger, K. Conner, L. - rmasl-IMEN. How Three: D. cgie, M. O i , . , . 'QM Converse, I. Cope, I. Coulombe, A, Cox, D. Croley, G. Crumpecker. I Row Four: G. Culver, P. Cunningham, I. Culwell, C. Daggett, E. Davidson, C. Davis, L. Davis, T. Dawson, S. Day, A. Dean, K, Dearth. Q . A How Five: L. Deaton, I. DeGraw, Cu. Degrost, T, DeLgTorre, Y. Del.gTorre, D. Des 1 ,L Laurier, D. Diangelis, D. Dick, R. Dick, I. Dillinger, l., Dodson. 8 . Row Six: M. Dodson, I. Dolon, K. Dolph, P. Dominick, D, Dorsett, C. Dowell, P. - .3 I Downs, K. Duqger, I. Dulong, A. Duncan, C. Duncan. V .R . . J , I 'N f-' il r . A . Q I Q K ..r.i g .r A , A 7- -Q --1 -I X ' - C ' I . . ' Q I ' l' A ' i ii I A I f ss IQ ..., . y i ' . V I . fl ii . Q . A VKT, K :V T . my , M i .. N . if I k y i - X f n A 'D . 'ki ' ' I- iw- I Q I s ' i I I- f . .. I ff - . - Y. 1.3 fa. lvl - . . i -r f . ss r If 3 , , . ' .-1 9 TU-'Q' ' 1.3 A stsiiif - - y I rt' gn I i'.. 'I' Ni x , i r A K M . 1 K I I .V,. J . . f re. D A ' 7' X K- ' Q 1 . L, - Wi -'j'.hf.E- vi' Nw Q I 4 .5 I - ii , I I A f 'A Liv K' - 1 - .. I fa 18 0 ' ' 1- n ' I is I i ' .5 ' . . i- 3' . . - K A , ' w as- - ' A ' Motors Tuned FRESHMEN. Row One: C. Dunn, C. Eells, B. Llder, I. Eller, I. Ellingsworth, L. Engle, R. Esqueda. Row Two: E. Evans, W. Evans, I. Falco, T. Faran, B. Farmer, S. Fears, I. Felici- ello. Row Three: I. Felstermaker, B. Fergu- son, C. Ferry, C. Fitzpatrick, C. Fletcher, A. Fowler, I. Foyt. Row Four: L. Frazier, D. Frederilcsen, D Frey, I. Friesner, L. Funderburk, C. Fy nan, N. Gagnon. Row Five: L. Gallegos, E. Garcia, Fl Garcia, R. Garner, D. Geary, D. Getz, .,, is . mf . . . ,I ...re . , . i ,Q I ,. 5. A W . b g I... it .1 - X J I f.- ei ...p-fb gg - x xx 2 1. . J... , rf 'I' ' . s . iv Y r i F if-iw . 'i-Sie.. . I i -' , f ' . a 'i 1 ' 1 11535 . . .n 1 2.71 I W. Goodwin. 'HESHMEN PICKUP. Row One: N. Bon rager, I. Woods, S. Peitsmeter, R. Strick in, B. Rice, C. Sexton. low Two: I. Suggs, D. Hansen, C. Nel ion, N. Robinson, P. Mazzeo, M. Miner, JI. King. low Three: A. Colclasure, I. Breckin idgo, C. Boggess, B. Ieziorski, H. Mon oya, H. Crouse. low Four: B. Gacer, W. Huber, D. A iampton, D, Moreau, W. Kidd, F. Nori ega, C. Getz. low Five: D. Morgan, B. Poteet, C. Mor- gan, G. Olson. 'a ,, . - , -, -. I A ' . M lv: . l i 0 AA Auf: I , . .7 A .C An' I - 3, f ij' .1 I - K A ,fs -4 ,,. I - ,. rigid FRESHMEN. Row Six: B. Garcia, S. Graves, I. Green, K. Green, S. Green- way, L. Grondorf, D. Gross. How Seven: P. Gylstorff, B.'Haley, M. Hall, B. Hamill, L. Hamilton, R. Hamil- ton, S. Hamilton. Row Eight: I. Hancl, P. Hanna, P. Han- f J Q sen, H. Happoldt, L. Hardin, S. Hargus, I. Harrants. Row Nine: B. Harris, S. Hart, E. Hast- ings, F. Hawkins, R. Hacker, C. Heise, R. Heitz. Row Ten: I. Hendrick, Fl. Heninger, I. Herman, A. Herron, D. Himkson, D. Hinzo, C. Hodges. A. rv , 2 I K W 5. Wi ' .EK fx : was H , pk xx -1i-1 - . - I - I . ' 9 ' ' - 5' Q if' :l.x 1 I ' 4 . ip ,..,.., U . - . g . -se. - gisiif ',-'k W , , f Uk V ii iii., If I V - , R ... I ' .4 :.,, -. F - to ' r I . .2 KL , , . . ,Q 5 , V' f -i . ' 'X . ' I . I - I A . ' J fi'- I9 FRESHMEN, Row One: I. Holland, I Hood, L, Hoss, D. Howell, R. Huerta, S. Hughes, I, Hunslnger. Row Two: E. Hunt, K. Hyatt, I. Hyden I. Isaacs, H. Ito, B. Iack, P. Iackson. Row Three: P. Iaclcson, I, Iackson, I Iaco, I. Iacobsen, A. Iaffe, B. Iessee M. Iohnson. . ,.:.,, ,: . . I ! ,ran ,.,. . 9 ,L A, d o . K I I . - lf' 'ff' v 'il A '.,. .1 I xx' .Eff III: 4-f ' 'Xu 11 ...J 'T': ' I I WVVLL 'I I . . Row Four: R. Iohnson, R. Iohnson, A . L Iones, M. Iones, M, Iordorx, K. Kajikawa ' :I E' - 3 -5 Qm awas 1r1 5, W I I V ,.A,. , sf 'aw' EQQIII . I -2: - 'f 'JI Q' iiffggi I' ' ,v . 'iff ' .. : 1 Tl I' . 5 .. B' l'o'II . LII I IIII II JW I -. an - f Illl 'H I Row Five: M. Kearns, B. Keller, C. g Q 1 Kelly, D. Kennedy, D. Kenrey, W. Kidd, ' I. . ,Z Ax H. Kilgore. ' I-gi, , I I . en- . 'H- r :E , ' ,,:, t 1 gs, 'Q A N .K . ,hge kK,x K H7 I G if I I H I ,fm I r , -. rmasl-IMEN, new one: C. King, L. King, A nf 54- .... ur' I :N - M. King, I. Kingsley, I. Kinnsch, I. Kip- Q Q ' f fry? I 1 . ki 5 1.1, fer, C. Klipphahn. I! I I 'I I ' f A - 5 Row Two: I. Knauss, B. Kramer, E. , 4, I N gfiifi H, - U Q. .lg Krause, B. Kubo, B. Kysor, L. La Fever, b 11 i s ' f .QE ' Ii- ,. . 3- I 77 I . i 1 .I L' Lamb- . . ,,. .1 gi iff! fE..a,T , I ' - I II I' ' -1 ,... . I be . I . ' .,..... . . 4... 5' I ares.: I K.. . -N' --fe aall . I' . .. - i . v M gg ,, A f now Three: D. Lame, R. Lamons, M. :gl K , . I .Q - - If Landram, B. Langeston, M. Laratto, E. 7 : I . . V, qc . I . I ... I, -. ,x ' I . Larsen' I. Lgwfence, , .. . . ......... ,. , ,.,., 'e . ' ' ' .'. -, . SSS? '. 21sa:ff2:s11'i..'-f 1 . l a .if ' . . ,, I U , ,,.l g, How Four: H. Lawson, L. Lee, M. Lee, I' I2 III5' I I A' . B. Leedon, B. Legere, C. Legg, I. Lenze. ' -. I .... . 5 .... . ., -JM' l N ' 'I K . f .k,k .. I . ' Iv I ' L' ' 5 M I - lf I I I A i i ' . Q iq 1 ,li ,. , N K E .3 .v.'.. n' .i 3 I if . . I MA jr. - - - f --'-- --- 4 f b q: Row Five: F. Lester, W. Levxeux, L. I I ' .l ' Levine' H- Lewis' L- Lewis, B' I-ight Nt I II 'I'- If .',. .ff ...Q I 'I iI P. Limon. I ' .Q I a Q I Y' 'I . I I I- II . ' ' 2 M I 1-9 - l-'- I 'I 1'I ifffii Q: I II U f ..-xiii .. me Q , are . ' .sg . .. if . - .1 . T ' ,r gf F J 15' I ' Q I A X -.I ' 5: 5 if u. , ' 2 ' I f ' . ' I g ., ,. I ll i G l . 9 1.5 if 1 yu A X A I t 6 fx ff 1 . lf 'STA T r 'f . 'T' 1 ' K :.5 ' .ff fi- c 'H '- I N go ' . 'ii' 'vi P7 A Good Start FRESHMEN, Row One: I. Martin, I Martin, M. Martinez, D. Massa, L. May D, Mayfield, C. Mead. Row Two: D. Mercer, S. Messner, L Metcalf, R. Meyer, S. Miles, B. Miller, C. Miller, How Three: D. Miller, E. Millett, I. Min zey, M. Misso, C. Mitchell, G. Mitchell R. Mitchell. Row Four: M. Monson, F. Montoya, I Moon, D. Moore, I. Moore, R. Morgan I. Morris. Row Five: K. Moser, K. Murphy, L. Mur ray, E. Mussryn, I. Myckleby, R. Myr wod, B. Nance. .1 9 FRESHMEN, Row One: P. Lrnde, S. Lochmann, A. Lombardi, B. Lonsdale. R. Loomis, A. Lopez, B. Lopez. Row Two: L. Lopez, E. Lorenz, P. Lower, I. McClenahen, G. McCrea, S. MCCuaiq, G. McEwen. How Three: F. McFadden, I. McFarlin, K. McKinney, S. McMurry, I. McNally, G. Mcldaloerts, I, McSwain. Row Four: I. MacCartney, F. MacDonf ald, T. MacGregor, C. MacLachlan, A. Maciel, C. Maciel, R. Macray. How Five: I. Maecla, K. Mahalfey, G. Mallard, P. Manauqh, I. Manaers, B. Marinko, R. Marquez. pq QOQPM to img, Ulf, fi fu? .I .Kg . Ap of-, A 4. U I -f gi km' . A -- it W ' l lg v-ff .K 'X 4 , -- .V . . - X ., ,.. , . . .l .Q . I. iz S 1 - K t X -H , - gg , e . F, HJ' I . X - ,U r W. - s . - , , ag x s f ,Eff M ns ' ' .25 ' PI ' ki I e t Af .Wil V ,f A' V. i fy v' f- i .,, V 1 1. Q V' 'J it . Aww R Q fr- S a. . .. .f r 1 ,014 X A-j kr A . A .gii 1 Vki, V Q E kf . , . .. .. .1 R iZ X . ' . A L ' I - Q . . A , - 1 I Q - .. P Q LLZZ Q ,. ' I I Q xry P fi gs I Ask Eiz V I A-1, ,ff . V 1 . I . I A - if i P . I 1 . ' A ' 5 , K . ' Qin' g 1 VVIA I ,.-f 3 .. A . A K I if 8. FRESHMEN, Row One: l.. Nctil, A. Nelson, D. Neusclinier, It Neveu, I, Newberry, D. Newnum, L, Newton, M. Nielsen, M, Nieves, I. Noxon, R, Nutter. Row Two: P. O'Bri0n, M. O'Ccnner, G. Odell, B. O'Neill, N. Ono, M. O'Reilly, V. Oris, S. Polenko, B. Pkrnultr, M. Panzer, D. Paul. Row Three: M, Peck, C. Patrick, R. Pettit, I, Phillips, I. Pitochelli, E. Pitts, I. Plew, K. Plowmun, I. Powers, G. Prescott, I, Price. Row Four: C. Purlcey, A. Rtiupp, B. Retik, I. Record. C. Purkey, G. Quolls, M. Quinn, I. Rddio, E, Rumynke, A. Roper, R. Rupp, To Know FRESHMEN, Row One: P. Reuord, A. Reddcn, R. Redmond, B. Reed, R. Reel, R. Reynolds, S. Rice, B. Rllkln, S. Ripley. Row Two: E. Roliloscn, P. Rcliescn, A. Rodriquez, G. Roqers, L, Rcqers, C. Romeo, M. Romero, B, Rothory, P. Roush, G. Rush. Row Three: A. Rudalpli, I. Ruhs, I. Rumsey, E. Sanibolich, F. Sccmlin, G, Schcxper, L. Schlecht, S, Schlemmer, A. Sulineidor, S. Sclircck. Row Four: D, Scott, M. Scrtt, S. Seel, I. Soma, K, Shafer, W. Shelby, I. Shields, S. Showalter, I.. Slircyer, H, Sie i ' . . . Age... .... . , wt-ptr' W lm , 1 ' ' 1 I' I Hs.. . lf! 3+ 4 sl .. ,. , . -, . .L .. .:z.. ' f .141 Q .. . 5 Z 9 r .i 5 . fx-S - ' - ' -I . - '- - QQ. z-:r f . -. . +1 . .. . fr. . A i w V 5 i w. 'Q ' ' i 5- S? 2 I . I . I iii i .' I 2. . I A A 'wt . ' V - I i tt Q I I I I -1 . . 'ii :'t' ' ' ' -. , 'Fifi N , I ' S . .. . ., sdlis. W R' 'FST---ft' 1 . S . wr WF' . 5 , tt- ff. . 'A' rw - , f .'tV it 'f.' A is , ' I 25 t 4 - e I. ,-..,4 .5,-i f I H x . 1. ft. K? 5 .... .K . . . L L . N . h f, . p T ig U- N :' I X t. I +A Q X QL.. r.'t 1 .... . .3-if .s ,' K i -K A , l - , 4 1 . Ll - 5 I G 5 V l ' f s 1 , I . D l LJ, - iz Ie ' , .I , . N- W' To , i I if - ff- .. 'might ff, E fl F W , a I 1 t , 'D 4 , , 'ka '-., 1 I I I .Ti 4: ' I I I S fi? t f -1. .-f--m in t i If 5 ef.. ,. . r FRESHIVIEN. Row One: M. Sims, M. Simundscn, R. Slater, B. Sliker, I. Smalley, A. Smith, D, Smith, P. Smith, H. Snowden, S. Soderburq, G. Sparks. Row Two: L. Spence, L. Springer, D, Staffieri, S. Strope, N. Sumi, K. Sunshine, F. Tate, R. Taylor, R. Taylor, P. Temple, I. Terry. Row Three: T. Teske, B. Thomas, W. Thomas, I. Thomason, S. Thompson, G. Thomsen, C. Thorn- ton, D, Thorpe, G, Thrush, B. Thurber, W. Tincler, Row Four: D. Tock, M. Tomasi, R. Towles, L. Truesdall, K. Truesdall, B. Truett, G. Uno, B, Utter, G. Valenzuela, S. Van DeBura, B. Vandiver. Their Alma Mater FRESHMHN, How One: D. Varay, R. Vencill, P. Villa, C. VosBury, M. Vruno, I.. Wainwright, S. Wall, E. Walker, W. Walsh. Row Two: I. Ward, B. Warren, B. Warren, I. Watanabe, D. Watshke, B. Watson, S. Watson, B. Watts, I. Wellington, S. Wells, Row Three: L. Wernet, G. Weston, M. Wetmore, P, Wettstein, P. Whitmarsh, C. Wieland, I. Williams, R. Wilkins, I. Wilson, G. Wiseman. Row Four: K. Witt, E, Wood, R. Workman, C. Wynne, G. Yearaain, G, York, M. Yoshiki, I. Younq- berq, D. Zelenka, D. Zieqenbein. x. . N iii ' ll , V its ,pt V yi X' S Y . ,Q ' 9 i , is . , 'K ' QU. I X - . It' A A 'XL A - ' . . - I i.,: I 1 S: - t- , .Q . .iii , T I I I f .. I ll t ' IT I - . f' , . A ,f .,,., A -'i' ' -if , A 'I ,Q it 'I ,..' ' ' I 7 1 S t , f u If 9 .Iii . ,Vhy I fi., .,.. V' ' 'A - 21553, -. ., 5 'fx' -L U. . 'fi , ' f, 1 in ' I ' V , ld 5 f ' ' I 1 Q L I . m A 'X ' ' V--ng! sw ...' '?l2Y ' ' v me t Wx . is . . A., , Ft f 1 4 ' si' -...-P . Piclfing Up Speed SOPHOMORE CABINET, First Semester, Bottom Row: Dreena Pawlaczyk, Historian. Anita Dillinger, Girls' League Representative. Wylene Palmer, Secretary. Row Two: Don Mudgett, Treasurer. Dan Holmes, President. Roger Lawson, Vice-President. Anthony Pallante, Boys' League Representative. L.H.S. students licked their lips roll d th ' 4 , e eir eyes and said, Crazy when they saw the nice, gooey tudge that the Sophomore class sold first semester. Under the leadership of Tony Pallante, the cabinet then began the planning of the annual Sophomore Sweetheart Dance. SOPHOMOHE PRESIDENT ' ' First Semester: Dan Holmes 9' X T . A I - SOPHOMORES, Row One: C. Adams, D. Adams, R. Adams. r - - 'C Row Two: I. Agrusa, L. Ainsworth, D, Akin. Row Three: S. Akins, I. Alduenda, S. Alexander, P. Alosi, P. Appleton, l. Arhart, B. Armstrong, M R. Armstrong, G. Austin, G. Auten, C. Bacchus, ., A , , Row Four: W. Ballenger, I. Ballentine, D. Barker, I. Barr, B. Bastcrd, A. Baskins, G. Behee, C. Q V ' 2 ig Belcher, D. Belcher, F. Bell, I. Bell. -'Q M. ' Row Five: T. Bender, P. Bennett, M. Berdine, W. Bernard, C. Bernat, l. Besner, R. Bird, I. Bird- ' Q sall, T. Birdsall, I. Birt, R. Black. 1-16 i A 5, , ir 1. 1 1 4. ' 1 li Q -...r'L. .+.f?e1.fl'i: .'-1- .ff l L ' 1-L . 1.2 it ' g -' . - .. .N .Q a I ,. . A . 'L . . 'N ..... , 5 H ' 1 i Q. -QC . , ' K Q. A ' 24 it S- . A CB , .... ' . V' r 1 ' rfi me , tfr- 2 '.,.11 L ' :+V f 41:13 -E gm Cc -1, -7, y Jchifxll IVR 'X 2 W Qjjf' .ee e f X. I Q N SOPHOMORE CABINET. Second Semester, Bottom Row: Lois Christian, Secretary. Ianet Payne, Treas- urer. Mona Zeller, Vice-President. Row Two: Iudy ' ' Re Peel, Historian. Boqer Lawson, Boys League p- resentative. Io Aarusa, Girls' Leaque Representa- tive. This gala event begun by the first semester cabinet was ushered to 'W completion by the second semester cabinet. Due to their combined efforts the dance turned out to be one that the class can be proud of. Second semester president, Tony Pallante, got the Sophomore qirls busy cookinq fudge, and as soon as the candy was cool they sold it to us, the lucky 5' student body. r ,Vx IX V 9 9 L, SOPHOMORE PRESIDENT Second Semester: I Tony Pallante l mf ' ' 15:19 I SOPHOMOHES. Row One: D. Blankenship, P. Blanton, D. Blaylock. M Q .V How Two: D, Blaylock, D. Blocker, A. Boatman. X Row Three: B. Boaardus, B. Bohannon, I. Boston, B. Bothen, B. Bradford, G. Brantley, I. Brasure, C. Breedlove, B. Briqqs, I. Brooks, L. Brown. I Row Four: S. Bruch, M. Buffinqton, K. Burdick, D, Burk, T. Burkeman, T. Burleson, D. Burley, . I , I P. Burnham, M. Bustamante, A. Buwalda, N. Campbell. A -- L' Row Five: D. Chaney, L. Carlos, B. Carlson, B, Carpenter, S. Carson, I. Carter, E. Cawthon, ' , . V. Chandler E. Chastain, L. Christian, B. Ciampa. , 'ef' A 5 7. i H: A N. 5 y 0 ..st i T 5 I : I f in 3 r .. J W y J .lf Vy y E 1 , , km .H y tk: P ag r 1 my I ...gr a e I ,V hwy 1 . A 5 nv... gy: ity.. I H N :V I . A ., A V .L . . S W: VQK. - X f V ku- t , 5 . l ., . I I ir!! ff i ' ' fi .. Ut' . A 1- . I 'I i j Q' , V . . , I' , , L ' 'u - Q, ' X In t Q K' L I .iv A 'M ! i .: 1 i , . h 1 ' as .- - I 7 r.i.s 5 I f 'll as ' A. Ak M ,., ,, W A VL K W -L, Q ' 'fn W - G ,gg I . ..: P3 4 5 ,Qi : X 'I f in D ' ' 5 t 1 ,,,, , kk lr - an A , A I M it M , , it . 1 H ff 'Q , , 'ii ri: :1 - 1. 3 l V-V ' 1'k A Igg -A 9:2 'ii' Y, , . , , I f' it is l . I iill lf., , YQ X3 ,. if if SOPHOMORES. Row One: B. Clark, A. Clayton, B. Clock, R. Cloer, S. Clutter, L. Cobb, I. Collins S. Collins, P. Combs. Row Two: I. Connolly, L, Converse, B. Cook, W. Cook, R. Coonan, E. Cordova, C. Costello, M Cothrum, B, Crespin. Row Three: Q. Crutcher, H. Cruz, E. Cummings, M. Currin, I. Dalia, I. Darnell, T. Davila, W. Dobnam, D. Denmark. Row Four: F.. DeVone, A. Dillinger, M. Dirickson, T. Dobner, E, Doherty, V. Donato, V. Dotson, R. Doty, R. Doty. SOPHOMORES, Row One: D. Draper, D. Dulin, R, Duncan, I. Edwards, W. Edwards, P. Elliott S, Ellison, S. Emery, K. Erhard. Row Two: B. Ericson, M. Escobar, M. Evans, L. Eyrnan, L. Falk, L. Farmer, S. Feese, R. Feinstein A. Ferdiq, Row Three: K. Fessenclcn, L. Fintrock, L. Flacler, D. Flaming, V. Fleener, B. Franks, W. Fraser I. Frazier, R. Fuller. Row Four: H. Galle, I. Garcia, M. Garcia, E. Garduno, T. Garduno, S. Gatlin, M. Gereaux, E German, D. Gerszewski. 1 So' K K ' v i 2 1 . xg iedfb 1.2 R , , , A ff e I I 3 - 'v For H ., K Fun l. I- -. . in-: ' ' li 'U i i .f '-' ' f .f i ,Y - - ks:-at - ' ' ' . ..e I I :Ei E i w ,.., 11 ge - ' it ,.., ,QQ I - H m ay 1. , Iii.. JJ I N: if .N : . Q... I I ..., W .1 ,. Q V I ,V , .,5,:, A- gi-523 I f -X ..- 5 A Ak K ., if F, V -J . . : ig lk , I 1 V, , ig, V I , Q 1 V ,,1. K1 'I' iltffg 4' I a - fi I E .. ,- I -Q -- L rf . ' ., - .-,J f . li -2 i r i : ' 5 - S ,. S , f 1' - 1 f y i i 'TX :' 'i 7' 1 ri.. + .Aix 45,7 . ' .A f , 1, I . 6 an , f . A , 17 . , X ,. Q 1 .. .f .r ....r . - . i . ,. E if N Il' . l 'R P - I 9 'N ki Xl ails, :Un 'Ji- Q It fy ix- 'iq ri --- .. H I ' 3. J 't , ,M ' ' if I if 'H '-...Y K Iii I A 'L' 2 efv M, . A . gi A VV if ag.. l Q ll SOPHOMORES. Row One: G. Gibson, C. Gilbertson, G. Gladback, G. Glissman, W. Goen, B. Goss I. Grassmeier, E. Gray, P. Green. Row Two: I. Greevy, B. Griffin, B. Grindstaff, F. Grondorf, L. Guisinaer, R. Gulliver, D. Haden K. Haider, L. Halberq. Row Three: R. Hamilton, I. Hammond, I. Harqas, B. Harper, B. Harris. C. Harris, P. Harris, S Hastings, M. Hawley. X Row Four: V. Haynes, M. Henderson, L. Henson, I. Hernandez, B. Herndon, I. Herrington, L X f ' X Herrington, T. Herrington, W. Hinkscn. ' .0 , 3, 63 .4 I SOPHOMORES, Row One: A. Hotfer, D. Holmes, I. Homer, K. 4 1 Householder, S. Ishimaru, L. Iackson, D. Iatfe, M. Iames, L. Iohnson. i Row Two: G. Iohnston, F. Iones, I. Iuarez, I. Kalina, L, Kallestad, Row Three: L. Keegan, C. Keierleber, C. Keith, R. Keith, G. - Kennerly, G. Kerker, I. Key, D. Keitt, R. King. 'X 4 Row Four: S. King, A. Kinqton, B. Kline, N. Kneifel, R. Knowles. ' ' Q 0 K. Koenig, W. Koons, S. Koontz, I. Kriesel. x 0 49 1 2 , X f 8 4 'QI X Q I. Kamikawa, B. Kaplan, I. Karas, M. Kasarda. . X 61' 8 YK. 6 M Nfx B. W Iv 5, I XS vi Y 'N . F -l S ,. e Q - -as .ir s at as rrr A S, in . 1 A ' 'K lux 'I . A -- - 1 - 3 It..:t I I, ' .1 f sf H . P.- fr., A ' f f'EL 'K In ' . I K W . :i.: : -I - 4 -rg 27 . 'Q 155 fa 5 . .sss . - is . . . . 4. .L Hx . g 'riff' I - .Ev Ii' ' - - . .. . ' . ' M f ' -1 X' V Q? I ' ' -- L . - ., gi! xx A I . i I Khig gf' ,N ,ik . A 1 A . . 5 N Q X L QQ ,,, ,. ' , 5 Q v. ,V r L ii., V - A z ' ,, :W I r I I, -Q, B E, A X 4. 1 4... . . . , , .9 f' '- ' -4 L .,... ,. ' 4 ' Q W SOPHOMORES, Row One: G. Kyer, S. Lanksbury, C. Lapp, L. LaRue, N. Larsen, R. Lawson. L. Leaton, I. Lee, L. Lewis, D. Limon, K. Linganfield. ' Row Two: I. Lopez, L. Lowery, R. Lowery, V, Lucero, I. Luning, S. Lunn, K. Luzinski, S. J, 3 1- McCarl, D. McClintock, G. McCary, S. McCue. X Nj X y H 'rh NMD llRMG l-lMG EMGl'b HMG EM'1 ' s. ' ow ree: . c owe , . L: ee, . c 1nn1s, . C 1 ery, . c ugan, . acie. I .2 ,, . j P. Maciel, L. Magri, l. Malo, D. Mangers, I. Mariano. L 4. Row Four: M. Markle, F. Marrazzo, B. Marshall. I Row Five: l. Martin, I. Martin, G. Matsumoto. N ,. L QE.. Sophomore Activity: My heart belongs to everyone, the best things in life cost dough! Pre- paring for Sophomore Sweetheart Dance are Dwight Richard and Wylene Palmer. An annual affair, the dance attracts large crowds and highlights the sophomore year. n-1.l.. And Edura tion I DAYS . 30 .f, 5 Qy 7 3 ,M gf wfrsanwrfszrv gif 4 . x,.. ., SOPHOMORE PICKUPS, Row One: S. Kaufman, D. Brammer, G. Bozora, N. Elson, G. Tripp. Row Two: W. Medcalf, P. I.aFon, I. Toth, R. Becker. How Three: G. Wilkinson. I. Swoboda, B. Sherriff, I. Benbow. SOPHOMORES. Row One: I. Melenclez, M, Meyer, D. Miles. Row Two: I. Miles, G. Miller, I. Miller, R. Miller, I. Mills, D. Moore, R. Morales, T. Morales. I. Moreau. S, Morgan, D. Mudqett. 5- 1' Row Three: K. Nakamura, H. Nanney, I.. Neal, B. Ne-ally, I. Neqaard, B. Nelson, G. Newton, i . , R. Nichols, M. Nishimura, I. Nott, C. Novak. , 3g:'1,-fa , ' Row Four: I. Nowka, F. Oakley. F. Oimstead, A. Olson, I. Olson, B. Oranen, P. Ortiz, D. 75- ' Overseth, M. Pace, A, Pallante, W. Palmer. M ' W , is N . 7 ,v ' ' I .. ,. 1 4 ,, I .Q . H . . 1 rr ' ' 1? if f iii ,, , f it , x . ,,, 'N 'PE I I I . f 5 K fi W 5 , ki 5 ' 3 K L K . 4 I I lt. 4.5 'M 'I if 1 F I ff Yfif. I 'ff f . '57 S V' -ffl . '- to ' 1 ..... . . N M 29 .X R Gs- . 4' . . yn. , ' ' 1- t . ?1 5--of U ' -J 'I , I ' 2,5 5 3 W' 'ef Q R rx. . . . . C , I ,, , , It ff 'ia I - w ' . fi . -,'l. it .i 52- ' .., 5' ' tx I 1 lv .i in ,, , - 1 . V - rs. ' . .Q . ' 1 . .. if . If .5 .1 , , I, . .,,. M . Af , ' .s,. q, I ,.. , ' g 5 ig. L.. We ' - .1 H. Q-. f' - . , , ri My ' :b ' 1 -. - SOPHOMORES, Row One: D. Parker, R. Parker, I. Parrish, B. Patterson, I. Patterson, D. Paw. laczyk, I. Payne, W. Pearson, I. Peel, How Two: N. Perkins, R. Perry, L. Petrich, A. Phe-nicie,D. Phillips, M. Pilcher, R, Pitman, A. Pitts, D. Pollock. Row Three: P. Posey, I. Powers, H. Price, I. Price, C. Proppe, A, Pulliam, K. Pyatt, L. Rallo, L. Rampley. Row Four: T. Rasmussen, T. Rasmussen, I. Reagan, L. Reabe. M. Reece, B. Rees, C. Rees, l. Reynoso, D. Richard. Are The SOPHOMORES. Row One: D. Richey, C. Ricketts, D. Roberts, D. Roberts, P, Roberts, L. Robinson, M. Robison, F. Rocca, S. Rodriguez. Row Two: V. Rodriguez, P. Romero, K. Rosene, D. Ross, G. Ross, A, Rothermel, R. Rowley, A. Rubio, D. Rubio. Row Three: F. Rudolph, C. Rundall, B. Sanders, G. Sarvis, B. Satow, G. Satterlield, S. Scanlin, E. Schlauch, S. Schrieber. Row Four: S. Scott, C. Sebastian, B. Seel, R. Seel, N. Senesac, M. Se-tser, I. Shatfe, M. Shalier, B. Shiffert. I I . - I ' -1 . il S .1 f ' I A ' M if . f fig llos. wa .... : g 2 Q ' . r . '3 will . ... R H wr ' X . -- Q h g I i uyh ... 1 i ts r I 'ii I .rss I t i S-' a n ' ' 1 I t. - 'P .ff- S 1 gi M A 3 Ar' S'--4.1 - ,. : szss I Plll All , ir. I I . i I - - ' Ni ff, .msgs ff- 1 ll ga L V A li' g Q N, 1 a x ji L '-'Z L if sl' f L ,SY ig : Q' f 'z ' , KP xl' s X . gp A 1- 'ls s 'G A 'gf L 5' si' s . ' l ' ill Bw il' V L53 11 4- I s. . ' ' zs' P' Q S 0 .r . A lill . , xi Q . ' ' V 1 A pu S 5. ,. . 1 1 asf if L if i , . I . y. f ' , V A , ,b5 SOPHOMORES, Row One: C. Simmons, W, Sisco, D. Smith, G. Smith, D. Smoley, I. Snaro, C. Solland, B. Sonnenburq, R. Spears. Row Two: K. Stephens, S. Stillman, B. Stites, M. Stoader, G. Strom, B. Svvarislrrouah, I. Swoonoy, L. Tongue, H. Tavares. How Three: D. Taylor, l. Taylor, P. Taylor, N, Teske, D. Thczrnas, B. Thompson, G. Thompson L. Thompson, F. Tiesen. How Four: G, Todd, C. Tcwles, D. Travis, I. Travis, L. Troxcil, G. Turner, G. Unswcitlr, D. Valen- zuela, K. Vallrere. Soplmmores SOPHOMORES. Row One: B. Vandrver, D. Van Duron, C. Vanhcrn, D. Van Noordon, I. Varay. L. Vernon, C. Wade, P, Walker, L. Walker. Row Two: F. Wallace, R. Wallace, T. Wallace, S. Walsh, D. Ward, E. Warner, D. Watts, I. Wells, M. West. Row Three: M. Whitaker, D. White, B. White, T. Wieland. M. Wilkins, l. Wilkinson, A. Willson, D, Wilson, S. Wilson. Row Four: M. Wolfqram, D. Wriqht, P. Yahiro, D. Yarbrough, l. Ycunq, B. Zahnor, M. Zeller. G. Ziemer, B. Zuniqo. in Q V Q W Q ' A 1 -gg . I 1, . l 4 - ' I ll? L C9 KKAL- is ft' ' , E. Rf Q Ag-1. A .4 A - - -1. D. S. 2 I , D L g -Q 1 -- ' is L ' . Wt, . ' l Q - 4 i . 4 I Q I . Y .' i V425 .Q li V ,gy , Q- YL! -A I S . L A l if . V. A se X :R X U r A ' ' Sl Q an W .5 ' X as 1 352.-1 '5?k w gy mx .. 3 .F Q IUNIORS, Row One: W. Adair, l. Adams, l. Adams, W. Adkens. Row Two: N. Alhert, V. Alderman, B. Allen, I. Allen. Row Three: W, Allen, B. Alley, A. Aulicino, G. Bad- stuhner. Row Four: T. Bailey, F. Bailly, A. Baker, C. Baker. Row Five: l. Baker, D. Ballenaer, B. Ballentine, P. Barber. Row Six: B. Barnes, D. Barnes, R. Barnhouse, H. Barton. Row Seven: L. Baskins, S. Battaqlia, I. Bayliss, M. Bebee. Eagerl y L.. ', K A K .- 'an . 1 ,ff X g A A IUNIOR PRESIDENT N First Semester Don LaVoie iii A- he 1 A successful cab- J551 f inet and a spirited , K Iunior Class led to happy times for all the members of the class Q ' oi l957. 5 ' E . Highlighting the first Qs W ' I ' JUNIOR CABINET, First semester. Bottom Row: Jamie semester, the cabinet, , A , . Charleston, Historian: Bonnie Swanson, Secretaryg ludy roudl led b Don , TK- 'Q r H - 'lg Traver, Treasurer, Elaine Graham, Girls' League Bepre- p - Y I Y 4 LaVoIe President was sentative. Top Row: David Test, Boys' League Repre- ' ' sentativeg David Page, Vice President, ghpop Corn SGI? R ristmas can y suc - my N Row Eight: P. Bechtel, M. Begey, C. Belendez, D. G? Sale' and C1 I- Benecke, R. Berg. r. Riqbie, G. Bladow, s. stake, L. plckle Sule- ' y Blanton, B. Blocker. Building for citizen- v 'fi' 2 3 Row Nine: P. Boal, S. Bowan, l. Bradford, B. Bramlett, d b , ' ' uf C. Brewer, K. Brooks, l. Brown, G. Brown, P. Burgan, lp an d remem eir Q CA Bums, C. Bush' Jngl our emocratic Row rem J. Buwalda .11 Calhoan, R. Callahan, J. herlicrqe, a tree was Callant, N. Caparella, H. Carlos, I-l. Carpenter, D. planted and dedicated . ,, - ' Casler, M. Catton, D. Charles, l. Chase. t B ' ' F nk1'n ,Qi 1 x Row Eleven: I. Charleston, C. Chodkowsk, D. Church, Ci themarntlrg dl-if tie A y -me I Q1 Ic. church, C. Chufchiii, K. Clack, B. Clark, P. Cie- U ,S GCTS , H . . A A R r . 3 X ments, H. Clock, J. Cobb, M. Conley. Mum Bulldmq. .. . - 2:2 1.5 q , R' 'R f I jig: Sul' i g . A 3 - -. Q 1 , , . ., : x , M. A , R. .., , .R y I :: I , Z Q - . ,I 1 1' A. X. 'Y will r ht - 1 r'..: in .. it . . .mf ffl -, I .1 J I 'I-'if WU I sf ' 3 ' ttl ,X , .. Y I Y it IE: y t,- K K .N .. .. , kr ...., . .. I K R, I - I I I I . A . 'Q 1 wg. i r .. I mv .ssai '97 F R 5 A I I f R We Ieea ' 1 af' . A W Waiting IUNIOH PRESIDENT Second Semester Dave Page IUNIOR CABINET, Second Semester: F. Neuschater, Historian: l. Charleston, President, N. 'Gauthier, League Representative, I. sentative. The Iunior Class under the fine leader- ship of Dave Page and his cabinet worked hard through the second semester. One of their biggest and most important jobs was planning the Iunior Prom, April In Paris, held April 7, l956 at the Leuzinger cafe- teria. For senior jackets and sweaters, they chose aqua and white, with a matching emblem designed by Kenneth Loranger. They also selected class rings that were delivered March 21 through the 23. The class advisors were Mr. Lockard and Mr. O'Neill. Secretaryg D. lohnston, Vice Treasurer, D. Godec, Boys' Traver, Girls' League Repre- IUNIORS, Row One: B. Corum, l. Craig, B. Crandall, S. Craw- ford. Row Two: P. Crist, l-I. Croley, F. Crumpton, C. Curtis. Row Three: D. Dahl, R. Dan- na, F. D'Arco, D. Davidson. Row Four: H. Davidson, B. Davis, I. Davis, l. Deal. Row Five: R. Debnam, E. DeLaTorre, I. Des Laurier, W. DeVille. Row Six: L. Dill, P. Dimeo, F. Disbrow, B. Divan. Row Seven: M. Dodson, O. Dodson, P. Dodson, G. Doig. IUNIORS, Row Eight: R. Donaldson, l. Donnelly, B. Dooley, H, Doster, D. Du Chemin, N. Duckwald, B, Duggan, E. Duke, B. Duncan, B. Duvall. qr ' if I . J ci :v 2 w P1 :U . 1 Q o .4 o o ' 2 E :1 E P1 S , 2 M? S 2 V 5 - . 3 5 U 5 V ' Q '11 .. .., Q, E S m gw -Aliffiv' E' FW' ,. Q F1 F, .11 5 g V ,, .., 1 V . - all Q. T Z fl 5 -4 Y' 1-in Q as : 2 V4 aaggpgm 3 as , 'iii' . Q Q 51' 27 T l ...4 Q' , 'eh Q - ' - D U ' , 3 r-' FU 3 5 E 'll ' .Tj 5' 5 -4 5' 'Tl O 5 7? 2 : 9 , Z 3 Rf. 0 :UB ' m ' C5 lf' Q' C7 3 'off' 2 , Q Q ' U1 V1 ' L: ua Q U :1 O- 5 a ' 2 5 it 7 6' V' QL -fm 9 T' ,Tj fn 5 E' 3 .N Z E Q 5' D ' ' . - U ZQ If 3' s gg ' gh FU if ' 'N Q ' Q :lj rv H1 ,. -.,, .5 , . 5- CD P1 .... , f . wsgseg: - S T' 3 U sn ' Q 9 . r V yi .. ' ' -4- U 0 S Bw ..,. V V V .,,V A V Q O PU. V . Vu , .. O .-. .. m .! Q :A . . ' ' fi xv E3 Q ' ' I Q gp 'Q .4 if- T1 3 ' - i H E FU ' ' H Q 'gd Q1 E. ' gr .A I 5 'Q T4 ' Q i . .4 ,... . .. ..,, i . Vgiift Vi QV sir ' ., , 'T' we R... i x . 4' . I YHE: . Q Q h ' we ' 5' . Q 4 7 uf'-. i Z 'V if I s, ,Ml. 3.9. 4' QL . . A ' V' . W fl! . ' I t X a 'I ' P In J V ' v V ' ' 'Z 1' A cs.. . VVVV k V- ..,, .3 ,J 'f ,I ' ,.. 1 t' f F -mr 'fig if 1 i W K E ,fi 21:99 1 ...- : 'Tv f Qf' Q V VV.- , Lf.. V V , , 59 'Q' Ui wi S . 544' C' :.l ' fx A X X 3 - 5 54 f' k 5 a ,- U. . . el- .::.. 45 -:e e - f , 4 if 1 , LL Lam' ig 3 hm 5 ,y IUNIORS, Row One: D. Golledqe, l. Gomez, B. Goodman, L. Gor i X' nick, W. Gould. Row Two: W. Gould, N. Gracia, E. Graham, C. Gray, R. Green- field. ' ' Row Three: M. Gwinnett, I. Haas, I. Hale, M, Ham, L. Hamill. n . 4 Row Four: l. Hansen, R. Hansen, l. Hardy, P. Harris, S. Has- , furder. Row Five: D. Hassan, G. Henderson, l. Henderson, M.Hern, P Herring. Row Six: I. Herrington, N, Herron, V. Hickman, B. Hicks. C Hieber. 4-. Row Seven: L. Hinriohsen, L. Hinrichsen, H. Hinzo, V. Hippler ' K. Hobbs. ' new Eight: M. Hodnen, C. Hofmann, G. Hoffman, B. Holland 3 S. Homer, C. Hopkins. IUNIORS, Row Nine: l. Horton, R, Howarth, R. Huff- man, R. Hughes, D. Hunsinqer, H. Ianni, H. lmaiorni, ig A R. lrnatorni, D. lnman, Y. Ito, L. lackson. Row Ten: D. Iacque, D. lohnson, J. lohnson, L. lohn- son, R. Iohnson, D. Iohnston, I, lohnston, S. lohnston A D. lanes, E. lorqenson, L. luarez. , Row Eleven: A. Kelly, F. Keniry, R. Kennedy, I. Key , , . p r , Knauss, M. Krownapple, W. Kyer. , P , W. Kirk, D. Kirkpatrick, M. Kitto, L. Klipphahn, L M .,.y A by . N A if il? .:--. if' if V: If I i ' i 4. 3'-'lf' .-', :.,.. .. .. .,. ... ,K , .K ..2.1 H A i y ,.,. ,.,, E ig, . ..,, is i ' ' ' .:,f 2 P -1 - 2 '-- s Q1 'fer ' fi : ..: fkezia. Rev. . ' , ' H+ 1 L' 1 ' S f ' . J . si L 5 ,.r.' l wif S f W' M r.l. . ... . ' ' Q K .r . , ..... ,.,4- ' :-K Nik gf' . - ' V' 1fiiEl' Y'.- . Z 2- H' fi- KW! 7' i ' 'W 5531 i I To Rise I , KJ Q , . , -,.. . ,, . 1 f . . , xy - . -bl .l Q ' +'4 L Q YJ ' E P- A 'X i I - . . 'QW . an V Q., IUNIORS, Row One: C. Lamb, G. Langdon, V. Lasley, H. Lathrop, D. La Voio, F. Lawrence, H. Layton, I. Logue, L. Longaker, I. Loomis, T. Loomis. Row Two: I. Lore, B. Lutz, G. McClintock, D, McEwen, P. McGilVrey, A. McGrath, G. McKay, I. Mckellep, L. McKindl'ey, B. McMurry, D. Mardon. How Three: R. Maeda, P. Manaugh, P. Marbe, S. Marmolejo, D. Martin, P. Maupin, L. Maxey, D. May, O. Melton, I. Mikeal, T. Miles. IUNIOR PICK-UP Row One: I. Bontrager, C. Cor- -.... dero. I. Crose, M. Rodgers, M Ham, S. Padeliord, I. Hatridge B. Price. Row Two: C. Sinicrope, R. Ackom G. Godbey, T, Bolinger, F. Bayliss D. Nix. Row Three: I. Spang, W. Benson, R. Burr, G. Owens. Row Four: S. Warren, W. Lee, B. Potts, D. Fulton. W M IUNIORS. How One: M. Miller, M. Mitchell, M. Miwa, G. Molson, li. Monk, T. Montoya, R. Moon, L. Moore,.P. Moran, G. Morgan, H. Morgan. Row Two: I. Morgan, S. Morrison, P. Mullin, Y. Nelson, F. Neuscliater, S. Nichols, R. Nielsen, A. Odell, I. Olenhouse, B. Olmsted, D. O'Reilly. Row Three: L. Orwig, R. Page, B. Parker, S. Patnaude, I. Patterson, B. Pearson, G. Peolor, D. Perkins, L. Perkins, R. Perry, V. Pionke. : v.: l . A, M M . Q -14 I 'N ' x IPA R LL 'v f 1 My A .. n I I' Alum... ntl. z ' 4- , 6 ' L- 5 ,. M Q -cw H v er., .L .3 A. 1 fi ' 0 0 I .fl ' 35 K ' - T157 475' l' 1, A' I I Q. -1 ' ltr Ne : 0 ,I x 1 1-ug 1. P' . -ff , . .II W' . . Jumons. new One: 1. Piewmett, s. Plummer, s. Pe- ! t. . L- I I ,il I well, C. Pratt, C. Prescott, K. Price. 'fn . t I. 'V at t S W , . . . I Row Two: c. Pritchett, K. Probasco, W. Puckett, 1. y t 'B' , . M Oualls, B. Ramsey, B. Reams. QQ ' Mt- Row Three: D. Reed, H. Reed, L. Reeder, R. Reid, B. ,iff ' , ,K Reinhart, M. Riqq. 1 ' hi Wi y ., ,.,,, . - t1 P I' Tt, I Row Four: B. Rice, R. Ripley, I. Roach, R, Robb, C. .Q Roberts, R. Roe. . Q.-. '-t Q 5 . . ' 'M-ttf. , - ' .I egg P A F 'thf l t i- 1 . P U IUNIOHS, Row One: M. Rogers, I. , . , , .gs K6 I Robertson, N. Ronneberq. Bt .., ,.,. .. , Y L 'S A .D t - Ptetteit, s. Rooks, s. Rose, s. Rum- . ,,k if S1215 - ,ti Y ,, I sey, B. Ryba, . at K . ,.t- , , ,V V , . K V1 1 B . in .4 ' ' ' Row Two: R. Ryyth, s. Sadler, E. N 2 ts: ' ', 'vt' bf , . , Salazar, C. Savage, B. Schrieber, ,,,,,:L AH, . ' - , v ,L 1 R, Scott, T. Seqelkem, B. Senesac. 1 X . l Q W . t , , . ' P ' if 4 ... , Row Three: S. Setzer, R. Shackei- ford, T. Sides, C. Sidwell, M. Sig- ier, I. Simunclson, F. Skinner, I. Skinner. Row Four: C. Smith, D. Site, R. Smith, V. Smith, N. Southard, M. Spears, L. Spriqley, S. Starks. Row Five: C. Stein, H. Stewart, S. Stewart, I. Stockman, M. Strinq- fellow, I. Strom, D. Sunshine, G. Sturm. I t 1 . P 1 .Q . etf is ic 'UT P' . 'W' S , tt .ft tt- , i VL . .er Hi AG I , 12 fl.. bg I 4t.t.t.,t- P lgze I A' I Itii. 5 -. .... 1 4-'. ' N 1214211 . Vigy Z it- P f my . .. K kx V. ,.,k J E , k,,,....1 Q... ,Zn A A e g xl, , 4, . A 7 s., IUNIORS, Row One: B. Swanson, I. Swanson, D. Sweeney, N. Taque, D. Test, R. Thatcher. Row Two: C. Thomas, C. Thomas, S. Thrush, M. Tock M. Tomlinson, I. Towers. 1 Row Three: I. Traver, G. Trivett, E. Tune, R. Tune, B. Tycz, D. Underwood. How Four: G. Ulsh, I. Unruch, T. Unsworth, I. Valoon N. Waqner, I. Walden. Seniors W.: xv A 5' Ci Q A 1 I 2.99 5 12 ' r. .gl 4, T as .I R . q' I, 2 ci 'LE gy 'U Q .M ' 'mm f . he A 37 Q it . , ,ff efw' 1 ' 1,4 ., 1 yi EH 'S ll 1 'E .... . . 1 o -en - .. ' A .. . in L .- Q , Q: - ,,,.. 1 ' f- 9 FSP H Z: slit., . o . I o I f. 4,553 if-3' I A I . . i A ' M Q'- ' 4: ,,.., , 3... . , N t ..,. . , . P v e.,w , 1: . 'M R 1: p ' - . f, ,, - ' .- zagiigp .. or .1 iw .fr , V . 4 K Q gg. I Fx ul.. if W I I A . i. 'H . it f Y. F l ,, I E in 65553. Q . W. 'CS . , TTTT f , vw IUNIORS, Row One: P. Walter, A Warner, D. Warner, I. Warner, K Warner, W. Wason, M. Waters, D Weiler. Row Two: I. Wells. G. Weppler, T Wesoloski, B. Wetmore, B. Whet stone, R. Whiteaker, C. White, D White. Row Two: N. Whitmarsh, R, Wil- kinson, F. Williams, L. Williams, V. Williford, B. Yancey, B. Zien- genbein, D. Younq. Row Four: S. York, I. York, M. Wil- son, T. Wolfe, D. Woodrinq, G. Woody, S. Warren, I. Wright. Row Five: M. Wright, T. Wright, G. Woods, P. Wuertz, D. Wynne, C. York, A. Ybarra, C. Lewis. X SENIGRS for . I . -- If It 5 4' f I i I , 3 Q :if ,mx Q ,F 5 SH -, all ATS. uw . , 1, K - cuxss PRESWENT SENTOR I Sl Semesygr Fgial Mufphvi SENIOR CABINET, First Semester. Bottom Row: Lucy Rossetti, Secretary, Sharon Garrett, Treasurerg Pat Ricketts, Girls' League Representativeg Shirley Rin- nert, Historian. Row Two: Ted Moore, Boys' League Representativeg Ronnie Sanders, Vice President. The Seniors Would you like to subscribe to a mag- azine? This was the question asked of the friends and relatives of the seniors. Apparently the seniors are very good salespeople, as they cleared 55700 towards the Palladium Party. They also profited S10 from a cup cake sale. Under the leadership of Harold Murphy, the senior class held a special assembly in honor of Mr. Wetzler, their counselor for the past three years, when he left Leu- zinger, earlier this year. The class also selected the graduation announcements. The Senior Prorn comes under a special heading, and this year's dance was made extra special by the good planning of the Senior Cabinet of first semester. On Campus All the pancakes you can eat tor 5Oc, was the slogan for the Senior breakfast, the first project ot the second semester cabinet. The proceeds ot the breakfast went toward reducing the cost of the Palladium Party, held annually for seniors. Plans made by Dave Haden, senior class president, and his cabinet, gave birth to exciting senior activities, includ- ing Ditch Day, Senior Banquet, Gradua- tion, and the best Palladium Party that any Senior class has ever had. Seg-on d IDEN Da vid S5321 er T CLASS PRES SENIOR CABINET, Second Semester: Betty Richards Secretaryg Lucy Rossetti, Girls' League Representa tivey Shirley Rinnert, Historian: Sharon Garrett Treasurer: Lorraine Hill, Vice-President. -'SV fs ,...f if X - , 'an 0. ' B: f xiydlgew vs - ' li Q , .,,z Q -s et , ,Pj N . .. if 4 . .k',:N as K fb 1 X,-' Q' xg I ,4 ' 3 -r,.- Q fs N-9' -s. YU' -3 ' 'Q 1-.sg K 'Qi 4.1 ,-4' 3: 4. 1 r 1. aw., K N 2 . Douglas Barnes Shirley Barnes Tommy Barnett Nina Barr Mickey Batson Leona Beach Eloise Belcher Rosemary Belendez 'ln 'll'-r 1. 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Benoit Cynthia Bent Phyllis Bently Gary Bergstrom Gary Berqthold Ken Betterton Patricia Betts Betty Bevans Gloria Blake Pe'-!9Y Blodqett DeAnna Boulanger Milena Bowen Wilma Boyd Robert Brady l'8 Ierry Bradley Nancy Breese Robert Briggs Dixie Briley Nelson Brinkman David Brockus Ann Brown David Brown Rochelle Brown Shelby Brown Thomas Brown Grace Browning Gary Buck Arlene Buhe Ellen Burkeman Always Angie Carlos Beverly Carlson Drucilla Carr Iohn Carroll Fem Carson Howard Carter Larry Carter Donald Case Bill Catton Ronald Chaplin David Charles Sharon Chesmore Eruld Choate Charlene Clifford if-0-v Walter Burkeman Larry Burson Nola Bussey Marilyn Byrns Sharon Caldwell Wayne Callaway Bernell Calmes fr 1'?v Q 4? po ' . IH ,,,f 1, ,VN 3 , Q L 4' Na . t '55 lf. , -. ti fi 1---v' w 4 f M. Q K Civ K ,.- , fy n , f' l l ikldr., Richard Cameron QT fm, D 'T Q55- ? f pi., Charles Clinton it -gg-rv - YS JD. 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'J' PW 'tn ,sp if Q Muriel Colaniuono Bob Colwell Pat Collins Marilyn Conn Beverly Cummings Shannon Dolph Diane Davis Ianice Davis Mary Davis Sandy Davisson Mary De Graw Edward DeLaTorre Iohnny Delgado George Desplancke Ioyce De Young r 9 41? 4.1 in gf Q' Sidney De Young Fred DiAngelis Ronny Dixon Eugene De Coster Iohn Dodson Phillip Dodson Frances Dolan Pat Donnell Diana Donnelly Georgianna Donnelly Ioe Draper Bill Dulin LG' 0 ' I 1' 'li .A Q 'qs - ,vu 'vm L 'S' .ei -I' y K.. x '17 arf' .4 1' it Larry Duncan Georgia Edinqer Pal Ennis Colleen Ericson Ronald Ferry Arlene Fisher Un The Go Duane Edwards Carolyn Eubank Iackie Fielder Shirley Fletcher Charles Flores Laurel Foqle Norma Forsberg Donna Fouich Heidi Fox Armell Fuller Kathleen Fraser Meredith Frazier Shirley Freeman Pai Frou Wayne Galloway Y is r 4 li - CD it X .f -s I5 ,vl va- ,If 1' mil' fi I 'ff in Q -0 -.. 3... l - . , L CT? if Frank Edwards Iona Elleti Ierry Ellgwgnh Ianiia Evans Vera Evans Ver-da Evans Ioe Fisher Bonnle Flaqq Gordon Flaming , n,lz K 39 el ll, 'A 'sir s -,4-f 6 C-7 ' ' ' 1-v -q, 41' A 1 ml 41 Shelley Gard Sharon Garrett Phyllis Gault Helen Gerome Noreen Gillespie Pat Glasener Betty Goodwin Louise Goodwin Mary Goodridge Barry Gordon Roger Greear Darlene Green Ge 3 wx? Q--W use Greevy William Grewell Thomas Grindstalf David Haden WTR' I.T - H lil' 1 J .Q N., ggi- W L .gr w Q- T' 2 fx, , Gary Hall Erllng Halvorsen Richard Hammond Emma Handley Robert Hanlon Robert Hardy Kenneth Hargas Roger Hargus Alice Hastlngl Richard Hazlewood Esther Hecker Don Helton Charles Henderson Margaret Henderson Beverly Henneforth Are Now Preparlhg Diane Hunter Owen Hunter lackie Hutchins Sue Hughes Ioyce Hughes Bennie Huerta Bob lack lack lackson Ioretha Iackson Ed Iames I anet Iipson Edwin Iohnson Glen Iudkins May Iue Ken Kamikawa Roberta Howarth Dorothy Hunsaker F rank Hunsinqer Charles Hunter fb Roy Hennessey Dale Herbrandson Donald Hill Lorraine Hill Rhoda Hillman Gloria Hinzo Louis Hoekstra Bill Holland Iacqueline Hooker Pat Hoover David Howard Judy Howard if K' 7 hw ji: S. , .ttf .-..' J 'v Q is .33 ,ff 1:-T5 ,, ,4 t'tv ,fa sf 'tar l , ..... . .'. 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Ronald McCurry Shirley Mears Roger Mierau Mary Morales Dave Norton Frances Ortiz Final Drive ,gig .N ez iz 4 'W ,rw 1 V . - K +13 'ut ,ex ...an-o' ., - ' 'ff' ll 'se '2J f r Q7 I 2 John McEwen Ianet McFadden Clifford McFall Diane Mecorney Elizabeth Meisel Ronald Meixsell Barbara Milazzo Sharron Miller Iames Mitchell Violet Mussell Harold Murphy Weston Nathanson Emmett O'Connell Roberta O'Connell Richard Oddy Leslie Pace Iames Packard Iohn Paquette ,fa swf 'Q--y' I . lt, I , - 1 to - so y ' . J' .xv .J +1 . ' is an .ll N K -f X' - pr- '34 49 F Colin McGllbery Ianet Messner Nadlne Montague Iohn Nichols Tamis Ohta Shirley Palik 'YZF' cw W., 3 Ms? l 1 ,Q 'fx GZ' xy 3 nr: 4,7 .X 11157 fs, ff ,... 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NTI .39 'iff 'S 5 K -A4 in -.Y 4' wal' t Y? - Patricia Sliker Helen Small Alvin Smith Barry Smith Gloria Smith Richard Smith Aileen Smyers Edwin Solomon lean Spence, Iohn Stawicki Donald Stewart Darrell Storlie Mary Stubbs Iames Sutherland Gene Swanson Iohnny Takai Beverly Tarbutton Carol Taylor Wanda Taylor Richard Tennyson Elvada Thornberry Dorothy Thompson Ted Thompson Donald Tilden Marlene Tinseth Kay Trim Gillian Tristram Marlene Tunkle Ronald Turner Bob Urick 'rlx LQWJ Qu-v , 73?g lui v its A it-rf:-if King Smith Barbara Steiner Donna Swanton Ierry Thatcher Donna Trenary Homer Vondeqriit 'Ui Qu- T I A 5 r fi 4- 45 f K. 7,1 .a kk L - 4 f ' 1 'Rf '32 - 4! 17 C- 'Q 'D 'Pav is 7 vu' - av! s, Al Vandeveer Eunice Vanorder lack Vaughn Bob Viqne Mary Vion Margie Voeltz Carolyanna Waddell Colleen Wade Mary Wadman IoAnn Wales Nancy Walker Iames Waller Diane Ward Homer Ward Norma Wass Virginia Watkins Rhett Watson Ben Weed I- t . Carol Weirather Roger Werner Sue Wernet Janet West Leon Whited Beverly Williams Frances Wilson Iames Wilson Linda Wilson Margaret Wilson Lynette Winter Iin Toy Wong Clinton York Evelyn Yoshiki Douglas Zeller Gloria Zuniga Layton Knauss -J , I. ea no . My M, ,vi- -.Q 'i 17 -- W , X W'-'Y , SD Na 'Z?1,X+ , , x, -9:1 , 6-7 Barbara Zelenl-za , 3 l 4 . 1 lli lo v 22 1 Q- t 5' v ,ps .',y W-TTC? .J Q Jill W' gli LIL V s Y a.. Q , 1 ug 'Uv I f A f'f5 igZ gSfIfiR-.35 1 . Q.. ,- Q 3 3 - 2 ip D-Q i MM I I 11 O Qi .57 S- Q ,effl ' 0 Eg i SENIUR E U, 9 X , M ENN- I YL fi! Q . If .fx Pg' 1. I Q8 R s PM A V? . ' x PAM PK eff'-.hp il i. YI A . x. 1 i N x E fb uNX5Q.5MLj9J R L H, ,V ,fx , Xi My GKTYMW VL' UQ 15' 'bf-,X X K V' Xb 'M , up Q f V50 CO 3 2 U Aff' 'lM30 kb 5 NX . 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The the announcement of the WGS a dance held in the cafeteria in the month of October, Trkinqi first place was the Bowling Second place winner was the Girls' League Dumbo the Elephant sponsored by Llltilfs entry wrh the thr me Lady. entry of Cinderella, the lunior Class placed third. lm..kn4,4n LAL .MJAL iA'l'fL.'.L .. A - PHINCESSES: l.c,,rrriine llill Irinet lipscin Vruz lnpez 1 k Qtr my! oxrlcrrrns the amazed Bobbi Q'Connell as she learns of licr lcctifri its Sports Queen for the yofrr. r SPORTS QUEEN: Bobbi O'Connell Mingled emotions of tears, smiles and laughter engulfed seven pretty faces as the announcement of Sports Queen winner and her court of six princesses were made. Excited and thrilled at the news were Queen Bobbi Q'Connell and her court: Cruz Lopez, Lucy Bossetti, Mary Wadrnan, Diane Ward, Lorraine Hill, and lanet lipson. Heralding the presentation of the Queen, who reigns over all athletic events as a symbol of Qlympian athletic prowess, was a magnificent display of color and pageantry of over 20 floats entered by many campus organizations. Winning first place in the float contest was the Bowling Club's entry with the theme, Lady, adapted from the popular movie Lady and the Tramp. Pretty lanet lipson rode the float as the club's candidate for Sports Queen. Sharon Riaff ornamented the second place float winner upon an enormous glass slipper with a Cinderella theme, sponsored by the Girls League. Honorable mention for the third place float was won by the lunior class, utilizing the theme Dumbo the Elephant, with Shelby Brown drawing the spectator's eye. PRINCESSES: Lucy Bcssetti Mary Wadriiirrr Diane Ward ,jv- 1-s if SPORTS QUEEN CANDIDATES, Bottom Row: Betty Pliclirrrcis, Shirley Binnert, lrenc Robles, Lucy Bossotti, Beverly Trrrlruttn-rr, Mcrry Wrrdrrirrrr, . 1 X Diane Ward, ROW Two: Slitrrorr l.i-wis i'r1r:' lyiiwxf, Nrrclinii Mcrritrrigirv, Bobbi Q'L,orinoll, Loo Ann Pirwirrrzyk, Sharrrrr llrrrll. Row Three: Shelby Brown, Susie Clintfvn, Sliarpn Garrett, Alice llrstiriigs, Lrrrrririr- llrll lorctha Iackson, lanel lrpson, Morna Lamb. ' l'K'Q ' Fl' 'Q A P 5, 3114 Snr, Q X' K , ' . 95 can 1Q:vnm.v up-.Q fwvvauv g1,A' -we QI, 9 .-, '. 9, M V- - .. pig Qghfibgt-1?ivAv1m.61 n..9.Q.-gf.. Tv? Sta 69 ff 'rr + i -- . . 'iii . '5ff55'l 4.112 L I W li SI mm Q, x my if f. ' fix I S X , ,X XM , f ai' x if X 42- 5 - Vu .- i 51 - I 1 '5 - rl T f '- 'Q ' ' X ' ' l X V Q A . ' ' 0 jf ,. 1, 2 1 ' ' .fft l X Jlllillllll BOYS RFGISTFR HPR? Dave Barnes, registering with Fern Neuschaier, and Robert Duvall, signing his name, were only two oi the many students registering for the annual student body elections. Everybody had fun at the Gene Norman Show! Here we are singing Fighting Olympians as our majoretts and ilag girls form the V for Victory. The girls are ludy Buwalda, Margie Voeltz, Fern Neuschater, Glenda Frans, and Sandy Blake. Lett . , . Lett . . . Left, Right Lett . . . These Drill Team members are keeping perfect time as they march down Christmas Tree Lane in this year's Christmas Assembly. We wager that Frosty the Snowman, better known as Bob Farmer, is having a ball with all of those pretty girls dancing around him. They are song queens Mary Wadrnan, Lorraine Hill, Sharon Caldwell, Ianet Iipson and Sharon Riati. This cute little reindeer is Rudolph, better known as Gary Sexton, singing his favorite song Rudolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer, to Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, Miss Weary and Mr. Fawcett, as students laughingly listen at the Christmas Assembly. my ,.4er,a':nv rn-w ,JMS 'Nui L. .1 Q w w D x Q E K y ' x n li 1 1 H if . ix X KE F gy was X Y? Q Y' - f K 'm 1 ,. ,MN X4 N, 1 . 5 X H A., . . Li a gs fi W Sv J W ,.,.pf ..f. ' 1' fl 4 ,iwpfwn 4 , ,MW aw 1 5' Q' K gf ,Q 2 .L Sf 2 ai 'xgix w 1: 1 . , Q if Q e-L 1 tiff? ef H3 ,.z - fl K Q me rw an Af ta 3, . S, gf W5 f . Q ' .1 -.,:. fgfgf I, 3 'ga Q. ff Q 25.3 J ' 1 W si ,- 5 ' L. ffm- K i A, k R W, W k i uf Q----4-ff 2 -:. ,.Jy, f. 1,g.Q,:, , fv f-gf' -. it - 'ff 6? .wa F. f x is 1 ., f ,. PM f - X1 H .Y V , f5f'f,f'. Everyone watched excitedly, as the two little children, one carrying the crown, and the other with a beautiful bouquet of red roses, advanced to Tony Pallante, sophomore class president, who was waiting to crown Sandy Still- man as Sophomore Sweetheart. This event is eagerly looked forward to by every member of the class. Elected by the sophomore class, the names of the princesses and queen are not revealed until the last moment, when the court makes its entrance into the ballroom. W Y s' l - + t i an K While Shows Dreamily dancing to the beautiful Laura were the couples at the Iunior Prom. The cafeteria couldn't be recognized under its guise of April In Paris. Carrying out that theme, the tables were covered with red and White checked table cloths with bouquets of creamy gccrdenias, completing the picture. French maids, Linda Cobb, Marlene Setser, Sue Kaufman and Sandy Stillman served delicious refreshments with a smile. x xi. if .K ', M v 1? F? Are Made The Father and Son Banquet, these Words bring back pleasant memories to boys. Its the annual event presented by the Bee Lettermen in which athletic 'awards are given. Doug Barnes was selected Most Valuable Player, Don Tildon, the Most Improved, and Ben Weed and Ron Schlauch, the Most Inspira- tional Players during the basketball season. The boys enjoyed listening to their guest speaker Kenny Pagans, the Commissioner of Athletics for the Southern Section of the ClF. We need money. We need money for the exchange student. These words were chanted by the Piggy Bank freshmen who Won first place with their skit at the GAA. Charity Ball. Alice Hastings and Bev Tarbutton are shown doing a ballet for the senior skit. Each quarter a banquet is held so that G.A.A. may give girls their athletic awards. Every girl who participates in a sport re- ceives a White star. Superior athletes are awarded varsity gold stars. One By One M X 3 'WA ng,- Xn ',,jt5g..:,w-Y: A it .. 4l tg. Wu Practice, practice and more practice is what the Drill Team Show calls tor. Under the able direction of Ianice Martin, Student Director and Shirley Barnes, Assistant Director, the show, Feminine Frolics of '56, moved along at a smooth pace. ln the above pictures the photog- rapher has caught a glimpse of some of the girls practicing their dances. ' 5 E1 Qltl f . M, ,rf 2' we . , , W ,V i ,.t',,E!3W,i1,cc.,icte li 2 - '-ADQLPH L 5 rf'A. 1,11 ' lt - li fx , ' if F 19 y 1 'iii ..' -- el. 1 I -I ...-N K. vi ig, - H 'Ill' 3 i 'I .3 . n ' . 451 I 'Q rl ' ' ' i , Since education takes place in the many experiences we qain outside ol school, we try to depict some ot the things Leuzinqerites do to make lor an eventful high school lite, We think it is fun to chuckle at the many crazy antics of our classmates and friends. Each year Pylon sponsors a photo contest tor the most interesting and oriqinal picture. This year's winning picture was submitted by Gary Aukes Clind the wrestling shotl who was awarded a tree PYLON. E lf Z l N CHR 553351 x ORGANIZATIONS 7X Q SONG QUEENS Ianet Iipson 4 A Ii! EH 'Q' g J Mary Wadman Sharon Ptiaff Sharon Caldwell SONG QUEENS . Hi Ho! for LHS. . . This and other songs were the favorite of our talented song queens. Their pep and school spirit cheered us on at the football and basketball games, keeping our spirits booming through victory or defeat. MAIORETTES AND FLAG GIRLS Our three majorettes and five flag girls are some of the busiest students at LHS. Not only do they represent our school during the half-time period of foot- ball games with their graceful manipulative skills, but countless hours of vigorous practice is spent in preparation for parades and the annual Drill Team Show. CHEER LEADERS One, two, three o'clock, four o'clock, rock! . . .This was just one of the new routines that our cheerleaders greeted us with this year. After attending cheerleading classes of Pepperdine College this summer, they came back with many wonderful ideas. Led by Don Helton, this enthusiastic quintet guided us at all sports activities and pep rallies. Spirits MAIORETTES: Fern Ncuschofer, Head Maioretle, Iona Ellelt, Bobbi O'ConnQll. ff K 1 Q l - P ' FLAG GIRLS: Hnmci Flmg Qiill, F-hmvn lnxxl Indy Buwnldu, Sundy Hlukv, M.u-yiw Vm Glvndn Fmus, I Rise Lucy Rossetti Don Helton Dixie Briley CHEER LEADERS Gczylene Woods Curl Lmvp Second Semester 74 00' GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET, First Semester, Row One: Frosh Rep., M. Simundson: Vice Pres., B. Richards: Historian, I. Westp Friendship Chair- man, S. Garrett, Social Chairman, K. Fraser. Row Two: Welfare Chairman, lvl, Wadmang Senior Rep., P. Ricketts: Secretary, S. Clinton: Service Chairman, l. Reinharty Soph Rep., A. Dillinger. Freshmen, remember the delicious watermelon feed, A Day With Susie ? The Girls' League sponsored your welcoming reception at the beginning of the year. The League has presented what probably will become a traditional affair. It was A Date With Dad. the first Father-Daughter banquet. GIRLS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT First Semester Diane Ward Then came the annual Snowball sponsored by both the Girls' and Boys' Leagues. Ap- , proximately 300 couples attended. ,QLQ I The last official act of the first semester Girls' League cabinet was to plan the installation tea. N at which time the new cabinet was installed. .3 f They then got busy with the Girls' League Convention held in San Bernardino. Girls from 17 , Southem California and Arizona came to discuss problems that concerned them all. lb-X fx Then the cabinet began work on a cute idea for a dance. When all the details were finished. X they came up with the CottonBall. , Because they felt that all girls are interested in clothes, the cabinet presented a gay and 'V ' informative fashion show in the new auditorium. 'l'he first assembly presented by the second semester Girls' League was an annual basket- V 7 4' .-1:-..- ball game between the L Club and women teachers. Diane Ward and loretha Iackson have done an outstanding iob as this year's Girls' League presidents. GIRLS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT Ioretha Iackson iW C U! , S3 f ,,.., I' GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET, Second Semester. Row One: Social Chair- man, I. Charlestong Secretary, C. Schrader, Senicr Rep., L. Rossetti, Friendship Chairman, S. Marmolijop Soph Rep., I. Aqrusa. Row Two: Vice Pres., M. Wadmany Historian, G. Woadsp Welfare Chairman, B. Hollandg Iunior Rep., I. Traverg Service Chairman, I. Lore, Treasurer, I. Reinhartp Frosh Rep., P. Brady. BOYS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT First Semester Skip Zeller While leaders Guide BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET, First Semester: T. Monro, D. Test, Mi. Key, A. Pallante, E. DeLaTorre, I, Dillinger, S, Zeller. If you found a big Go Leuzinger sticker on your car during our football season, the Boys' L a ue did it. ll you won a turkey at the Christmas assembly, the Boys' League gave it to you. 9 9 If any of you boys have used the whirlpool in the gym. the Boys League helped put it there by donating one-third of its cost. If you were one of the 600 people who went to this year'5 Snowball dance, you can again thank the Boys' League, and the Girls' League, who helped make it possible. If you went to the intramurall track meets at Leuzinger and saw medals and trophies awarded to first place winners you know that the Boys' League sponsored it. When they found out that the All Bay League Honorable mentions weren't getting any medals,Boys' League made up for it by awarding medals to them at a special assembly. If you won a prize such as a radio or record player, you were a lucky winner of a Boys' League drawing during a baseball game. These drawings were presented to help raise money for trophies and medals given during the year. If you saw their films at Boys' League assemblies given in the new auditorium you know that under the leadership of Skip Zeller, first semester prexy, and Howard Carter, president second semester, this year's Boys' League was the most active we've ever had. BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET, Second Semester: D, Godec, I. Cavalucci, R, Lawson, D. Reline, -..... J. 'F BOYS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT Second Svim-sto K llawtunl Outer n V312 I I .Q......L.r3iQ3f nQ0E'9 ft. C - VWtl1 Mr. Reimer Mr. Stroud ACAPPELLA CHOIR, Bottom Row: V Haynes, C. Piitrliett, S. Prideltord, B. Schultz, S. Freeman, B. Nvfssiz T. Ilvli.lllf'j'fI. S. Ptrlrner, I, DoY:iL1n:j:, S. Knorr, M. Fontts, P. Gault, S, Harmon, S. Elli- :1r1: L, Fil. I.. '.'fwgf1'ler. Row Two: ltf. Clftlltllfl ini, lkl. Sti'1ri.gtellow, Q, Palmer, G, McKay, D. If ir1.:vr:1, I. lin.:.1sS if. Sniitlx, F. Lester, K. Sisvo Vf, Nzitlmnsrin, M. Srtser, D. Htintor, A, Holter, ld Sul-rr. Row Three: T. Bisrnxissori, S. lvlcfltirl, N. Busszey, B. Flaxipp, VJ. Baupp, T. Birdsall, Xt' Gvxzkl ll. Iglxriscgn. B. CQ xrk. N. XVells, lvl. Henderson, H. Herd, lvl, Hodnett, D. Foutcli, M. Conn, lil Baz: O. Dglsen. Row Four: C. Ilcpkins, K. Bindery P. Shirley, M. Voeltz, C. MoFall, H. Carter, N. l.lr-flqiri G. Amen, I. Cflrlrt, G. Iudkins. B. Monk. I. Hutchins, K. Fraser, S. Lcster, Mr. Stroud, B Irlillzrmri. ,. - - .nm .L A SENIOR GLEE, Bottom Row: l.l, lrzrfr, IJ. Cxf 1rit'1 :nw ii. l,fvrr1::.r1 fl. flintei D, Van Nfrivzi, Y. .f::':'li 23. Khtlllllll D. Vfliite P. Blitlrutt U ' rx I. Attrlzsi Ll. funn, lil. LIr'.'1r11w'f lf Hlvl :ti B. iris Row Two: Hr. l'lfllI l f x ri I' ll rszrri, P. Boli- vrts Y. lit '.-in -'t ll. Wilkins, lNl. llczrzirrxk :rt r.'t 'Y ll znsriii wer. F. D Aims I. 'x'.'vSt lf. Gvirtrzri D. Sx'.'feriy lxlrs. ll.:1.t 5. Row Three: il llavis I, Iltmfios, D, Trtxxis If Bzrktr, l'vw:fv. S. Niblirls, C. lfvlvlzti I llzllvrr F. Bxlsli Il. Boll, F. Dil 1 x'l1'.x:vI31ll D. Bclrerts, lf. Ixrenz. s ? A ., X-A ' I I l - . -Y A. MIXED CHORUS, Bottom Row: B, Munn, N. Sullivan, D, Zeinbeiri, S. Boyd, E, Balston, L. Lonaaker, S. Showalter, H, McGinnis, Mrs. Hanes. Row Two: B. Neally, F. Marrazzo, I.. Herrichsen, M. Ham, I. Miles, B. Alley, I.. George, I. Rumsey, Mr. Stroud. Row Three: G, Ifdinqer, I.. Flcder, B. Kneitel. P. Strick- lin, I. Lee, H, Davidson, I. York, C. Purkey. Row Four: M. Miner, F. McFadden, W. Lee. R. Gibson, S. Anderson, I. Birt, M. Iohnson, F. Ccrkran. Row Five: D. Zelenkn. B. Beyer- man, R. Dick, B. Brown, B. Divan, G. Hotf- man, I. Angelo, B. Catton, B. Newton. swfwfyzsza imggvzssaf 'qp,11fs1 ikk ,W kk,w zyvd v CN k Q.X. . ..,W. , W Y- . 71 Lf .2 42 Q R ' , 2 A ry gf 1 . far Ai, LN f s Q .x f - ff -qw Q - he . f X bf M-I H -- -v 1- fi' 5..' if-K' f -' 1., Q ' 'nf Q .. ,. -fx. A XX T5 an W 1 , K, . .mr mx., ,s s ' Y T usa-'Rl .1 ,X . X, h f Q 31-r ' Q. ' ' H . T U U ' L' . -li 1 , 5, A Q ' A 2' 'NJ an D '41 ik .,1 ' 1' , 925 7 st ff f N if as 7 ' 5' 1, 7 Zh Ah A ? 5' 9 ml QW, 2, 1 'U' .......,....--- ,..,,..........-...--N guanine -.,,-.mnunnann ,.. 5 H . Q' , ,QE - I . . . ,. I aff I pw-9.51 , fi A ' I 'H' . ' a N D' ,w ' K A ' . ..,,Vh D' LY ' P ' fu-. . . -..W E I H k uw'k SCHOLARSHIP PRESIDENT First Semester Ellen Burke-man SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY, First Semester. Bottom Row: I. Iaclcson, E. Burkeman, M. Lamb I. Ellett, S. Palilc, L. Pawlaozyk, D. Boulanqer, K. Lminski, A, Baskins, B. Elliott. Row' Two C Solirader, P. Schaefer, M. Sinirnons, K. Haidor, S. MCCarl, I. Peel, C. Huntley, L. Vernon . Markle, D. Ward, V. Haynes, I. Harqas, M R. Robb, P. Fox. Row Three: B. Alvey, M Slender, D. Herlirandsen, B. Ferry, D. Brown, Row Four: B, Olmstad, B. Werner, B. Holland , Adarns, C. Savaae. Row Five: K. VVarner, B XV. Natlirinson, VV. Burlceman, G. Newton, I . Bailey, B. Bradford, N. Bonneberq, I. Dwyer, ZlP1jx'YllY'll'1, G, Badstubner, S. Kawasliiri, T - ,... N. Gauthier. Row Six: P, NValters, T. Pallante, M. Gibson, I. Mikeal, I. Young, L. Herrington ,, r . E' it fix H5231 fi jfk .rf K+ I 1 ip iii N 5. , . if Zvi' Q ,V Bowen E. Burkeman I. Ellett B. Holland S. Kawashiri L. Pawlaczylr S. Palik D. Ward T. Lynbe Brown W. Burkeman R. Ferry I. Iackson W. Nathanson P. Schaefer C. Schrader R. Werner M Lam SCHOLARSHIP PRESIDENT Second Semester Bill Holland 78 M. Simmons SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY, Second Semester, Bottom Row: S, Kawashiri, E. Burkeman, L. Pawlacyzk, D. Ward, B. Holland, B. Ripley, G. Badstubner, V. Haynes. Row Two: I. Falco, M. Alosi, M, Bowen, P. Schafer, C, Schrader, S. McCarl, K. Haider, B. Werner. Row Three: I. Younqberq, P. Walters, A, Matsumoto, L. Vernon, S. Barns, C. Savage, B, Robb, S, Brown, l. Ellett, I. Iackson. Row Four: A. Dillinger, K. Luzinslci, C. Huntley, I. Peel, A. Baskins, M. Strouder, H. Barton, I. Harqus, A. Olson, G. Sexton, S. Ripley. Row Five: I. Young, B. Ferry, D. Brown, F. MacDonald, I. Dwyer, B. Zeinbein, N. Ronnebera, B. Elliott, M. Simmons, M. Gibson. Row Six: W. Burke-man, W. Nathanson, T. Wolfe, T. Rasmussen, D. Haden, B. Brad- ford, A. Fe-rdiq, M. Miwa, D. Smoley, B, Olmsted. Knowledge MASQUERS CLUB. Bottom Row: I. Iipson, I, McManus, B. Cameron, C. Peterson, L. Bossetti, D Briley, S. Binnert, I. Bell, L. Herrington, B. Steiner, G. Frans, F. D'Arco, I. Key, B. Raupp, D Gerszewski, I. Olenhouse. Row Two: C. Clifford, I. Howard, I. Iackson, E. DeLaTorre, H, Ianni C. Hieher, B. Erickson, L. Dill, H. Farmer, B. Greathouse, M. Robinson, S. Ellison, C. Wade, L Ballo, D. Phillips. Row Three: D. Bowls, H. Layton, B. Coonan, I. Kalina, L. Bampley, G. Chandler B. Davis, S. Biaif, L. Hill, M. Wadman, S. Brown, C. Wade, A. Carter, G. Mallard, C. Pritchett Row Four: C. Thornton, C. MacLachlan, I. Martin, B. Iesse, B. Iack, B, Doty, B. Ackom, I. Patter son, C. Adams, A. Dillinger, S. Setser, S. Stallings. Row Five: I. Waller, D. May, B. Bhoader S. Patnauds, S. Koontz, B, Price, M. Wilkins, S. Wilson, F. Rudolph, I. Greevy, A. Buwalda, I Charleston. Row' Six: A. Smyers, A. Phillips, S. McCue, G. Iohnstczn, V. Bodrequez, I. Darnell, D Mattison, C. Bent, I. Hutchins, I, Packard, B. Meixsell, T. Moore, l. Benoit. Row Seven: N. Larsen l. Lee, S. Hastings, D. Hunter, F. Dolan, C. Adams, C. Canner, B. Lammons, B. Lansdale, G Yeargain, S. Day, I. Holland, P. Linde. Row Eight: B. Hamilton, C. Petty, B. Treadwell, D. Wilson B. Lowery, I. MacCartney, I. Mikeal, S. Marmoleio, W. Boyd, P. Glasener, C, Bush, P. Brady Row Nine: Mr. Hughes, K. Loranger, D. Slyl, T. Unsworth, E. Lund, I. Miller, W. Natliansen D. Brown, B. Ferry, P. Gault, M. Voeltz. PEP CLUB. Bottom Row: I. Chodcwski, A. Smith, K. Ccnner, L. Harden, V. Oris, S. Caldwell, S Biaii, I. Iackson, I. Agrusa, G. Woods, D. Briley, L, Bossetti, S. Brown, B. Ripley, I. Iipson, L. Hill M, Wadman, L. Troxel, No l.D. B. White. Row Two: B. Iack, I. Martin, B. Iessee, C. Adams, M Pace, L. Ballo, I. Darnell, B. Swanson, I. Charleston, S, Stallings, I, Fielder, V. Chandler, No l.D. B, Holland, I. Lore, T. Montoya, M. O'Beiley, V. Pilar, M. Scott, M. Nieves. Row Three: D. Weiler S. Padleiord, S, Day, M. Brown, L. Herrington, C. Adams, A. Dillinger, G. Frans, I. Key, I. Her rington, D. Tessieri, I. Phillips, B. Lcnsdale, I. Traver,.M. Alosi, I. Maeda, I. Wilkinson, S Dolph. Row Four: D. Lymon, K. Koenig, M. Currin, B. Basford, I. Moore, B. Ball, S. Hughes, L Davis, B. Wilkins, S. Strope, P. Manaugh, D. Hansen, L. Hamon, S. Wall, L. Lewis, S. Wells, F D'Arco, K. Church. Row Five: M. Simundson, M. Yoshiki, Iudy McCray, I. Payne, I.1Key, N. Bont ranger, A. Baupp, C. Maciel, V. Haynes, T. Bailey, l. Bobles, S. Garrett, I. Birdsall, V. Honeycutt Row Six: P. Bouch, T. Allison, C. Simmons, K. Luzinski, C. Huntley, I. Pell, C, Lamb, F, Neuschater R. Lamons, R. Wallace, E. Evans, I. Youngherg, B. Mitchell, L. Walker, D. Parker. Row Seven I. Banks, l. Besner, B. Steiner, L. Prowdy, I. Hunsinger, S. Berch, D. Dubin, I. Schields, E. Evans B. Reak, M. Zeller, S. Koons. Row Eight: K. Wynn, S. Boyd, I. McManus, S. Binnert, L. Fogle, B Cummings, B. Mielsel, M. West, I. Dillinger, D. Helton, C. Lapp. 5 . , .. nw... ! 4 . t f .1 - K 'F g ,Q -I M I . In kk . H 'ba VARSITY CLUB, Bottom Row: R. Hennessey, D, lclerbrandsoii, L. Carter, E. l-lalvcrsen, E. Lopez. B. Rcames, G. Turner. H. Howarth, D. Iohnston. Row Two: D. Whitaker, I. Bradley, G, Sexton, I. McEven, R, lvfikcll, I. Sutlicrltind, H, liiiatcmi, B. Ripley, B. Thompson. How Three: B. Urick, D. Sanders. S. Zeller, G. Flaming, A. Vandeveer, G. Marshall, T. Thompson, I. Wilson. Girls who have served their school best are invited to ioin the qirls' service club, Lams, each semester. lncluded among their many useful functions in the past year were collect- inq stamps for disabled veterans and Christmas cards for Korean orphanaqes. As Thanksgiving, with the help of the welfare committee, they filled ten baskets T E for needy families. 0 Lams have sponsored many sales and served at most banquets and dances. They truly lived up to their motto, At your service. LAMS CLUB, Bottom Row: l. Robles, I. Traver, S. Rinnert, I. Iackson, B, Richards, B. O'Connell, M. Lamb. Row Two: I. Reinhart, S. Clinton, S. Caldwell, D. Briley, L. Rossetti, L. Pawlaczyk, D. Ward, I. Ellett. Row Three: S. Marmolejo, I. Lore, P. l-lerrinq, B. Holland, L. Hill, G. Woods, S. Brown, I. Mikeal, N. Gauthier. Row Four: F. Neuschafer, S. Blake, S. Riaff. I 'iQ Hilmar: I T I 'lull gif . I ,gl I I Servire BEE LETTERMAN CLUB, Bottom Row: D. Gerzewski . Klina K , I . . Brooks, T. Wright, D. Test, D. Page, M. Conley, D, Woodring, G. Trivett, L. Knauss, Row Two: I. Logue, K. Claclc, E. DeLaTorre, B. Devone, S. Ripley, G. Henderson, L, Kallistad, R. Lawson, B. Home stead, Row Three: M. Dodson, I. Stawacki, A. Warner, D. Godec, W, Richard, T. Wolie, C. Curtis, G. We-ppler, D. Vencill, L. LaRue How Four: P. Dodson, D. Barnes, S. Kawshiri, D. Wettmore, M Wilson, G, Kenderly, E. Warner, C. Lewis, G, Windhorst, W. Sisco How Five- S Ivhimaru R Carlson F Baile C Arnold T Hone - . Q . . f . Y. . V . Y cutl, B. McCloud, K. Warner, H. Hinzo. RADIO BROADCASTING CLUB, Bottom Row: S. Clinton, P. Marble, I. Reinhart, B. Richards, S. Blake, P. Barber, S. York, K. Hobbs, S. Marmolejo. Row Two: F. Dolan, M, Hodnett, L. Blanton, C, Prit chett, A. Evans, C. Prescott, S. Lunn, I. Donnelly, Row Three: F. D'Arco, I. Chase, L, Dill, D. Sweeney, S. Piet, B. O'Connell, C. Churchill. Row Four: I. Travtzr, I. Powers, I. Hawley, O. Dodson, D. Inman, M. Fir-res, P, Moran. Row Five: A. Soprito, D. Tftiwarcis, L, Gornick, C. Pratt, F. Williams, L. Freeman, S, Crawford. Row Six: L. litrlvorsen, VV. Goen, C, Dowell, Mr. Cartlitigt-, C, llrtp- lcins, E. Handley, M. Scholl, S, Chesmore. Service is our existence has been the working motto ot the Knights, boys' service club at Leuzinger, since its inception in 1952. Serving whenever called upon, the club has ushered at all football games, earned. basketball games, election assemblies, at graduation and many social events. Before Christmas vacation, the club donated its spare time to hold a car wash, intending to provide tood baskets for needy families with the money As tor the social events, a Splatter-platter party was held in addition to a party tor Knights-Lams, and their guests. KNIGHTS CLUB. Bottom How: Mr. Cahraman, I. Lawson, G. Babstudner, E. Lopez, B. Ripley, B. Ziegenbein, D. Helton, B. Davis, W. Burkeman, D, Test, B. Colwell, I. Durger. Row Two: T. Bailey, H. Irnatomi, D. Page, S. Kawashiri, K. Kamikawa, B. Raupp, B. Vigne, D. Haden, I. Vaughn, T. Lynberg. Row Three: l, Wolfe, N, Ftonneberg, E. Halverson, D. LaVoie, C, Curtis, G. Sexton, B. Hansen, H, Alley, D. Hebrandson, H. Carter, R. Moon. 45: VH' -' ,,',, ,4 vm., is RADIO AMATEUR CLUB Bottom Row: F McFadden, E. Millett, R. Chumley, R. Towles Row Two: R. Farmer, I. Rood, T. Rasmussen Row Three: Mr. Nimrod, L. Robinson, B Watts. TALENT CLUB, Bottom Row: B. Sonnenburq M. Roberts, N. Sullivan, L. Roberts, L. I-lend ricksen, R. Dick, B. Brown, S. Anderson, S Showalter, S. Boyd, D. Zelenka, E. Ralston M. Miner. Row Two: Mr. Stroud, S. Clark, H Hecker, I. Lee, B. Rice, A. Rathburn, P Stricklin, H. Davidson, G. Langdon, I. York R. Gibson, W. Lee, G. Hoffman. SKATING CLUB, Bottom Row: N. Perkins, I Gallant, B. Grindstaft, M. Strinqfellow, B Schriber, R. Roe, I. Towers, S. Schrieber, P Mazzle, I. Woods, L. Vernon, B. Behrens Row Two: M. West, B. Meisel, L. Cobb, S Mcliowen, K. Sunshine, S. Hamilton, K Evans, F. Marrazzo, P. Colero. Row Three D. Bowl, M. Nishimura, D, Thorpe, G. Mc Roberts, E. Krouse. DANCING CLUB, Bottom Row: Mr. Cox, S. Palik, Q. Melton, D. Crowley, K. Schaefer, H. Crowley. Row Two: R. Donaldson, B Anthony, I. Iacobsen, F. Trim, I, Wright, P Dowells, R. Hecker. Row Three: L. Andrews, R. Carlson, G. Wiseman, B. Barnett, C Klipphahn, G. Rogers. Row Four: D. Cole, C Vosburg, B. Lanqeston, S. Thompson, M Martinez, P. Hanna. L BOOKWORMS, Bow One: S. Hastings, F. Rudolph, E. Hastings. Row Two: A. Clayton, C, Heise, B. Meyer, M. Bumstead, B. Fynan, Mrs. Browell, I. Brasure. 1 f , r' 1 1 FORMULATORS. Bottom Row: B. Elliott, ll. l.'la0d.1, ll, Burk: l!l.IIl, Y. Ito, M. Lamb, A. Matsumoto, D. O'Boilly. Row Two: I. lltIIlSK1Il, I. Dwyer, B. Zieqenbein, N. Bonnoborq, B. Davis, D. llolinw, C. Evans, Mr. Wilcox. How Three: K. Warner, K. Brooks, ll. Schuid. M. Dodson, B, Alvey, B. Moon. if v -ri.. ly, ft - fix , ww, . so-at bu HI-Y CLUB, Bottom Row: B. Dulin, G. Newton, C. Arnold, F. Tiesen, W. Burkeman, B. Blocker, B. Lawson, Mr. Taylor. Row Two: M. Conley, D. Godec, I. Wilson, P. Dodson, K. Fessenclen, I. Dillinger, A. Phenneoe, A. Smith. TRI-Y CLUB, Bottom How: C. Kawashiri, Y. Ito, N. Sumi, S. Setser, S. Stallings, F. D'Arco, I. Key, B. Macda. How Two: I. Younqberq, I. Powers, M, Nielson, O. Dodson, E. Duke, M. Hern, M. Ham. Row Three: D. Phillips, C. llieber, D. Pawlaczyk, B. Black, I. Powers, l. Fteynoso, M. Setser, K, Harder, E. McGlihory. Row Four: B. Wilkins, I. Wilkinson, S. Kina, M. Hawley, l... Iackson, M. Garcia. Row Five: R. McGee, R. Kina, F. Wallace, S. Kaufman, S. Stillman, C. Bundall, P. Ash, I, Darnell. How Six: C. Harris, B. Swanbouqh, S. Landsburay, A. Baskins, S. Wells. Row Seven: M. Stouder, S. Scanlin, C. Sebastian, S. Carson, Cv. Cveissman, V. Chandler, B. Patterson, C. l-lcpkins. 83 LIBRARY SCIENCE, Bottom Row: B. Schultz, M. Bodqers, I. STAGE CREW Bottom Row B Duhn D Massa Mr Barr F Beyricso. Row Two: S. Suliriehor, C. Prcrtt, B. Bartlett, M. Stubbs, Lester W Bichctrd P Dodson Row Two G Buck C Loml VM 3. Thrmsen, B, Shrprnzrn, I. Crouse, Mrs. Browell. Row Three: Edwgrdg L Henson G Derks Lf. Kit-Glrlwry, K. lfvuns P. Shkcr, L. Lowery, L. Trcxel. Row Four: if Vv'ilh.xrns, NV. Boyd, D. 'lI!LIVli'?, D. Denniorlc, K, Ricketts. CAMPUS FELLOWSHIP, Bottom Row: E, Halvcrsen, Mr, Beimer, L. Ptrwlnvfylc, M. Sirnzncns, C. Suvqqo, K. Smith, M. Bcztson, H. Cntor lf. NPlLSCl1tlIt'I', L. Price, B. Lopez. Row Two: E. McDcuqcrld, B, Hrlrir, D. Whitaker, R, Gullivor, M. Pore, V. Hzrynes, A. Olson, D. Wrnti, H. Ycshiki. Row Three: S. Day, S. Wills, S, Akins, S. Ttf.lis'.vn, P. Pssoy, P. Burrntrn, D. Barker, N. Southhord, D. Phil- nys, L. Lowry. Row Four: B. Lonsdale, M. Nellison, I. Chapman, G. lXln5s111nsto, I. Harqus, I. Wilkinson, D. Pcxwloczyk, B. Black, I. Svlmffor D, Blankenship. Row Five: O, Dodson, C. VC1nHorn M. Catton, C. Hopkins, M. Strruder, B. Sutcw, I. Herrington, V Hipplor, l. Ellet, I, Knauss, D. Kemp. Row Six: B. Hughes, B Patterson, C. Thompson, M. Voeltz, H. Burton, S. Bipley, L. Bump ley, D, Smith. Row Seven: C. McFoll, F. Edwards, GI Buck C. SIIIIIII. -vi .- .. ,. V. 5.359 ff.. W.: .. -.-W. ,.-..tszt.,Sf:....--A-....f..tf.'.I . - f clroo x 5 .vjk SPANISH CLUB, Bottom Row: D. Zieqenbein, L. Lewis, M. Lamb, LATIN CLUB, Bottom Row: I. Kinnikrrwii, K. Liixinslci, I. Kcfilcwr, D. O'Reilly CPres.J, R. Donaldson. Row Two: D. Bailly, F. Mac- P, Roush, I. Ward, P. lilliel, V. Haynes, I. Pliwwrnirn, V. lliivplms. Donald, B. Zieqenlaein, D. Brown, E. Halvorsen, D. Gerszewslci. Row Two: Mrs. La Prosli Cspensorl, M. Siniunzlsiin, E. Gvrinzn. CAMERA CLUB, Bottom Row: B. Flew, P. Frost Schrirber, I. Skinner, I. Towers, M. Strinqfellow. Hamsey, D. Kieii, M. Falk, M, Miwa, D. Barnes Row Three: I. Lawson. R. Callahan. R. Macray Nielsen. G , - I. Price, M. Whitaker, C. Miller, B. Rainsoy, ll. Sinlwr, M. Mill-lit ll, I. Hatridqe, G. Thrusli, D. Allison. Row Three: B, lliikin, D. Rose, I. Marquez, I. Collins, I. Brandinlnira, D, Diaper, li. Wliite, D. Sunshine. f l f 1 ,A Ks ' H-. Y Q Qu-frrk. Q. 'E V. Q i S - GI? ARCHERY CLUB, Bottom Row: I, Snare, B, O'N0il, S. Mcffarl, ll. Carter, K. Smith. Row Two: I. Kalina, ll. Salter, B. Potoet, L. Shults. Row Three: C. Costello, D. Smith. ,X fm ,- . ',. ,-J, l r-'S' .... twill DRILL TEAM LEADER Dru Carr DRILL TEAM. Front Row: D. Carr, S. Martin. Row One: W. Palmer, D. Mecorney, I. Bell, I. Greevy, L. Rallo, D. Phillips, I. Gomez L. Weppler P.. Gulliver, S. Gard, M, Setser. Row Two: I. Key, M. Stubbs, M. Coluantuono, G. Smith P. Walker E. German E. Duke, I. Martin, Buck on Lett Side, Front to Back: D. Sweeney, P. Dodson, I. Agrusa, M. Schneiders, N. Garcia, B. Wilkins, G. Blake, M. Cothrum, man, S. Wernet, V. Hippler. Back of Right Side Front to Buck: B. Williams, L. Iohnson, D. Martin, D. Tessieri, M, Bebee, S Barnes, B. Ramsey. FLAGS AND MAIORETTES, Row One: I. Buwalda, S. Blake I. Ellett. Row Three: M. Voeltz, G. Frans, F. Neuschater. DRILL TEAM B. Roberts, S. Stillman, L. Gornick, K, Probasco, B. Beinhart, B. Good' N. Gauthier, I. Mikeal, A, Buwalda, Lester, I. Herrington, P. Collins, S. B. O'Connell. Row Two: S. Lewis, A proud Drill Team once again has brought credit and honor to Leuzinger High School, winning first prize in the annual Gardena parade for marching. Moreover, so excellently did the Olympionettes perform, that they were in- vited to participate in the Loyola Homecoming Parade. Throughout the year the Drill Team was Charged with a major responsibility of generating spirit and enthusiasm in a multitude of school activities. ln this task, they have done welll From colorful half-time routines to their annual show, Feminine Frolicsf' eagerly looked forward to by the student body, the Olympionettes have proved faithful to the task of providing entertainment and pep everywhere they go. BOWLING CLUB, Bottom Row. F. Willitirns, B. Garcia, D. Reel, I. Cavulluccri, G. Borqthald, F. Tate, T. De Lri Torre, I. Minzoy, F. Briggs. Row Two: I. Moon, B. Williams, I. Miller, I. llollrind, I, lfllison, A. llaltor, P. Lindo, D. Ovmsntli, B. Harper, M. Coltintuano, l., Wilson, M. Vimi, Row Three: G. Culver, M. MacGregor, F. Alosl, ll. llfrrniltan, G, Konnrirly, L. Tliuntlutliurk, D. Cecil, B. Pettito, I. Martin. Row Four: B. Clock, E. Lunn, G. Hall, M. Anderson, K. Ilyritt. Row Five: K. Kttllllkllwll, li. Mlorriu, Brulifiknr, li. Forty, lf, Cllioato, M. flood, Il. Clock, li. Alviiy, I. Pak- rzurd, W. Nfithrinson, G. Scotllorn. Row Six: C. Ferry, D. Mangan, M. Innes, M. Missa. CHESS CLUB, Bottom Row: H. Ito, Mr. lack, G. Chandler. Row Two: K. Kaiikawa, C. Hodges, M. Sims, L. Newton, B. Haley. Clubs at Worlr SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY: Sold that delicious pop- corn at lunch time . . . you have to have IO grade points to join . . . they went to Disneyland . . , also took a college excursion. MASOUERS: One of the largest on campus . . . interested in Dramatics . . . toured CBS and Farmers Market . . . saw Moon Is Blue. PEP CLUB: One of the most active campus clubs . . . sponsor the song queens and cheer leaders . . . gave the Kick Off and Blue and White dances. RADIO AMATEURS: Build radios . . . are fanatics about the subject . . . built code oscillators for the study of Morse code. FORMULATORS: Experiment in Chemistry . . . toured L. A. Police Building. HI-Y: YMCA campus club . . , had a crazy swim- dance party with Tri-Y . . . Rebel Without A Cause fascinated them . . . went to see Mt. Wilson. TRI-Y: YWCA campus club . . . sold some beauti- ful bracelets . . . held a cup cake sale . . . and a party with Hi-Y. SKATING CLUB: It was newly formed this year . . . gave a nice, winterlike party at Redondo Skateland . . . and were also responsible for increasing the student body waistline with a cup cake and fudge sale. TALENT CLUB: Presented another annual talent show, eagerly received by all . .. made up baskets for a needy family. DANCING CLUB: The campus Arthur Murray members learn how to dance . . . sold candy at home basketball games. ARCHERY: Iust being formed . . . SLOO dues . . . will have inter-club competition. LIBRARY STAFF: They're the folks that assist when you can't find a book. STAGE CREW: Helps behind the scenes . . , in plays, everything . . . only guys allowed in Girls' League assemblies. CAMPUS FELLOWSHIP: Promotes friendship, courtesy and Christian fellowship among students . . . has morning prayer meetings. EDUCATION, Bottom Row: S. Akins, S, Mcliown, D. Akin, M. Gibson, E. Yoshiki. L. Pawlaczyk, B. Satow, R. Gulliver. Row Two: Mr. Simpson, I. Vaughn, I. Hardy, H. Barton, I, Fisher, K. Fraser, B. Ramsey, B. Ward, R. Knowles. ECON ECHOES: Newer club on campus . . . in- terested in Homemaking . . . a field trip to Rose Marie Reid's. SPANISH CLUB: Visited Padua Hills to see a Christmas play . . . banqueted at Vizcara's . . . on delicious Spanish food, naturally. LATIN CLUB: Yum yum! . . . sold some nice gooey fudge . . . were busy with Saturmalia banquet . . . also found time for a trip to Disneyland. CAMERA CLUB: Helps students learn how to take better snapshots . . . they conducted picture contests on assigned subjects ..... went to the tL.A. County Fair. BOWLING CLUB: Meets at the Hawthorne Bowl- ing Alley on Monday nights , . . played in meets against other schools. CHESS CLUB: Sponsors tournaments went to the L. A. County Fair. EDUCATION CLUB: Member of a state wide or- ganization . . . members learn about teaching as a career . . . USC and Whittier colleges were excur- sion destinations. RADIO BROADCASTING: They play those songs over the loudspeaker . . . love Television City . . . went there in November of '55 and March of '56. VARSITY CLUB: Gave a wonderful Football Ban- quet . . . paid one-third of the Gym's new Whirl- pool . . . a machine that massages. OUILL AND SCROLL: Writes the LHS outside publicity . . . a member of a national organization . . . members are eligible to join the national when they have written 75 inches of printed copy. ' BEE LETTERMEN: Another service club . . , for lettermen only . . . paid one-third of the price for the new Whirlpool for the Boys' Gym . . . sponsored the Father and Son Banquet. BOOKWORMS: Belongs to a national 'teen-age book club . . . went to the L. A. Exposition Building . . . for booklovers only. PYLON The tireless Pylon stctff Wcrs never long sepctroted from their copy ctnd picture cluttered desks behind the doors of room 7. Plctnning pages, meotsuring copy, trying to corner our elusive photog- rcrpher for thot lost minute shot, rush- ing copy to meet the deddline ond proof reotding hos presented com- plex problems, but hcts been well worth the time ctnd effort in produc- ing this didry of memories. With ctppreciotion of the help ctnd cooperdtion given by fctculty ond students, We present the l956 PYLON. YEARBOOK STAFF, Bottom Row: S. Fletcher, H. Mctedo, L. Winter, S. Clinton l. lockson, S. Lewis, A. Phillips, G. Hinzo, ond I. Iipson. Row Two: K, Church D. Carr, M, Stubbs, l. Pteinhort, N. Forsberg. Row Three: l. Lowscn, l, Ains wcrth, R. Cctmeron, G. Floming, T, Moore. tt in 1, idftrititytrig .ind scheduling ore, Bottom Row: N. Forsberg, S. Assigning copy ond ort work ore editors tseotedl lcnet Itpson ond fl -txt t, T, Ft.Icp.rv, l ftinswcrth. Row Two: I, Reinhort, R. Moedo, M. lorethd lockson, Receiving the work ore S, Lewis, R. Cameron, Cv 1 is ll. C' 111. Hinzo, K, Church, A, Phillips. T1 mt: :shy on Irwin: lfwcksfu Fciitcr'in'Chief. lcmet HPS-Ori, ASSO- PHOTOGRAPHERS: I, Lowson, I. Skinner, Mr. Huy Erickscn, B. Col tit lfittpr in 1 Mi. fttT.l-2css,Ativi1rr. WQH, -1. , t v fr. . 1 . . gl- ri 4. .. M . Wt . 3 ifsiffitfl k 1 3 a. K4 I. J' 3 'I ir Z., , Q .-.J . .- 1 , ., , . fl, . ,, 'Y' 3 t 1 AV .Li My in N- Q ,gf ' ix L ' 3 -V , 1 r'f' , A t 'f-4, ' fix X ' ' t ' r fp , - -.,,,,, a :Q 'L V ,vp Q, La . ' ft- sf.... 4 . W i, , r s is an t 9' ' ' . X f w v W ' l ' Qs all Wm Q I. ,-if R ' is 5, i f hi s 3 , -,.... , l J t 2 s f 1 it ' fs K, A I - , V,' iii. . .L W CWA A In t f .stts 1 quarter. IRENE ROBLES llrlitcvr-in rhifif lwirzzt Semester The OLYMPIAN Staff is shown reviewing their paper in a Weekly clinic. They tire, Bottom Row: D, Edwards, D, O'Reilly, F. Carson, F, Williams, I. Spence. Second Row: Mr. Walter Kaplan, P, Betts, P. Blodaett, A. Phillips, N. Taque, R. Perry, I. Mitchell, T. Lynbera, B. Calwell, Bob Calwell, Manaaina editcr fourth quarter, Darlene Green, rnanaqinq editor second quarter, Terry Lynberq, managing editor first quarter, and not shown, Alison Phillips, managing editor third TERRY LYNBERG Editor-inerhiof Second Semester OLYMPIAN We Won't make our deadline! Hur- ry up! shouts Mr. Kaplan, staff ad- visor, as the minutes tick away for the OLYMPIAN reporters and editors. Working lona hours to see that all of the school news is Covered, the staff may stay until late evenina hours checking last minute details before the paper is complete. At last the final copy is on the press and everyone takes one long, deep breath before beqinninq the next weeks OLYMPIAN. QUILL AND SCROLL, Bottom Row: R. Perry, D. Van Noor- der, A. Phillips, D. O'Reilly, Mr, Kaplan. Row Two: T. Lyne berg, I. Skinner, I. Traver, I. Spence, F. Carson, B. Colwell. . 1- ML JP 3, f + . D3 Af fy f I I . if ,ffksff 9' ff X.: A f . Sr? Iggy 'Qiirrlg-I ogy if If J '4 'nf KJ, 'x .fy I A fe 0 XXV .V :Q s K 4,-5 C :K FV -gifs W fi' --sr' ' u j 5- F .- x 5 F A- 4, , a,f H 1 L , , , I 4 f 4 Af . 'T 1. U C ,SX JU :J ff My NI vi 1 2 J L Q if f' fb f - J f 0 X rf W My ,M I N LO J! 'f A QJY r V N 'K I VU L 5 M L XXI ' X i ' fb N IM! ,M J , ,ff 5 z . fr NJ xx ,x f ' L pw J 5z,?' f N ' L ,M X RJ ffl, P 1 Mf xv JL J XVLJ y .X i' 1 Maj! J C191 . x VJ ff ff xxx I I Z 'X I ' Aw - 'A f --rg I1 X ' :P , .M 7 F! J l VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. Bottom Row: G. Turner, l. Fisher, B. Raupp, A. Scott, H. Irnatomi. R. Carlson, A. Vandeveer, R. Oddy, W. Galloway, I. Taylor, Manager. Row Two: M. Batson, E. Lopez, I. Bradley, G. Sexton, S. Zeller, L. Whited, M. Patterson, B. Ward, A. Warner, I. Benschneider. Row Three: B. Urick, B. Ripley, I-I. Carpenter, l.McEwen, I. Kaufman, G. Flaming, I. Southerland, E. DeLaTorre, B. Begey, D. Test, I. Reed, D. Iohnson, B. Armstrong. Row Four: E. Halversen, E. I-loneycutt, W. Adair, B. Reams, R. Stawicke, D. Piveroff, I. Hendricks. 9 .- ' I A W D ' T 0 G l S E I' I VE 0 UI' 08 , E I E UZl'3tIPl'flll 'Ll'l 'l'ill H i f n . . . . . F ff Working off a single wing and T formation, the Leuzinger 1 - ' Glympians closed the l955-56 football season with a two for nine tit- -qv record. f Against a powerful Bay League, only one victory with , ,W Q - 1 I I ' Redondo and a pre-season victory with El Caion was accom- g it :N CJ plished. Scores for the entire season are as follows: San Bernar- dino 25-O, Paramount 26-O, Westchester 20-O, El Cajon l2-l3, Redondo 6-l3, Mira Costa l4-O, Torrance l4-7, Centennial 34-7, and Inglewood 20-O. Lack of speed, along with costly penalties and mistakes, caused the defeats suffered. The defensive unit was excellent, and the line was one of the best in years. Good performances were turned in by all Olyrnps, but a lot of credit has to be given to smaller men like Hal Murphy and Ice Fisher. Putting in his first year in football, Richard Oddy turned in fine defensive work at left end. W With an average of 44 yards per try, Bob Urick excelled at the kicking post. You can't forget the ball carrying of Mel Patter- son. Mel was a threat every time he carried, averaging.4.2 yards per carry. , ,. 6 ,, it 'Mmm A ,..... , F H .,. . K X . 'Q-'U' Upper Left: Like a stone wall! 'lhat describes the Olympian line, as Ice Fisher is thrcwn ter a lass durinq a practice run. Upper Right: A nice block is placed on rushinq Bob Raupp, hy trulclos lirn Sutherland and Brll Reames. He-rrdy for action are scrne of the boys who made sur varsity squad. They are Bob Uriulc, lohrz McEwen, Harold Murphy and Gary Sextcn. VARSITY FOOTBALL, Bottom Row: Bob Uriclc, lim Sutherland, Hcward lrnatomi, Aubrey Scott Gary Sexton, Bill Reames, Richard Oddy, Row Two: Harold Murphy, Ierry Bradley, Erlinq Halveri son, Mel Patterscn. 1 , , .1 s ' I 'i it Q x 95' V KK' K' mf Q Q 1 los Fisher Gordon Flaming Dqvg Hqdgn Earltnq Halvorsen Howard Irnatomt Danny Iohnson wr K, , Ed Lopel Iohn McEwen Hal Murphy Dick Oddy Mel Patterson VARSITY FOOTBALL CAPTAINS: Gary Sexton Mel Patterson VARSITY COACHES: Gus Braun Don Vaughn Al Baldock I -47.0 fig? We Catch a Glimpse E53 For high accomplishments, sportsmanship and teamwork, honors and awards have been bestowed upon certain Olympian athletes. This year, it was announced, the choice for second string All Bay League halfback goes to Olymp Mel Patterson. Among his teammates who received honorable men- tion were Hal Murphy, Bob Urick, Erling Halvorson, Gary Sexton, and lim Sutherland. A new coaching staff led the Olymps through the season. Acting as head coach, Gus Braun had able assistance from Don Vaughn and Al Baldock. A former Parochial League Championship Coach at Bellarmine lefferson High School in Burbank, Coach Braun instructed at Basic High School in Nevada for two years, He coached at the Naval Air Station in Seattle, Washington, and the Third Fleet regional champs in Bayonne, New lersey. Mr. Braun is a graduate of Manual Arts High School and attended the Univ- ersity of Southern California. A graduate of University of Southern California, Mr. Baldock coached the S.C. freshman team for one year. While serving with Uncle Sam, Mr. Baldock coached Army football teams. He played for the 1947 CIF Champs and also for S.C. Mr. Vaughn, an outstanding track and football coach, was a former end at New Port Harbor High School where he was all Sunset high and low hurdler. He attended Santa Anna lunior College and Fresno State College. 1 Bob Raupp Bill Beams Bob Ripley Aubrey Scott Gary Sexton We pay tribute to our twenty-five 4 X 5 Varsity Football lettermen whose 5 L TP .A i hard fighting spirit and sense of good li y - y . sportsmanship have brought credit -P' to themselves and L.H.S. 1 , a 3, lim Sutherland George Turner Bob Urick Alvin Vandeveer Buddy Ward Leon Whited Skip Zeller BEE FOOTBALL, Bottom Row: G. McKay, S. Kawashiri, G. Ken- nerly, L. Knauss, B. Schlauch, D. Page, D. Woodring, T. Birdsall, I. Harants, H. Hinzo. Row Two: Manager, L. Farmer, D. Gerszew- ski, K. Brooks, I. Brown, E. Warner, 1. Logue, R. Garcia, R. De Vane, D. Acosla, G, Weppier, S. lshimaru, G. Satteriieid, 1. Dum- bleton, R. Ackom, Manager. How Three: D. Hinzo, 1. Black, D. LaVoie, I. Haas, D. Godec, D. Richard, L. Wernet, T. Pallante, M. Bomero, P. Ortiz, B. Olmstead, B. Hawkins, T. White. Row Four: D. Varay, I. Weilder, I. Hyde-n, A. Phenicie, M. Dodson, 1. Adams, K. Barnes, S. Reeder, C. Arnold, D, May, A. Schneider, T. Honeycutt, G. Trivett, T. Wright, L. Lester, S. Ripley. Undeteated in nine starts, the Leuzinger Olympian Bee team ended the football season with the undisputed Bay League Championship. Working oft a wing T formation, with a tlanker right end, the Olymps chalked up an all time,high scoring record with 291 points, while only 38 points were scored against them. Gaining better than 1400 yards in nine games, Lynn Knauss led the team on the ground with an average 15 yards per carry. Six of Knauss' carries were over 50 yards for touchdowns, the biggest being a 72 yard run against Mira Costa. Quarterbacks Shigeru Kawashiri and Tony Pallante led the air attack by passing a total ot 15 touchdowns during the nine games. Leading scorers for the Olymps were Lynn Knauss, with 70 points, Bonnie Schl-auch, with 61 points, Curt Curtis and Terry Birdsall, with 48 points each, and Tony Pallante, with 30 points. We had a good team, related Coach Iim Chadwick. They had plenty of spirit and tight, and most of all, they worked together as a unit. BEE FOOTBALL, Starting Line Up, Bottom Row: B. Schlauch, T. Honeycutt, I. I-larants, G. McKay, G. Kennerly, G, Vtleppler, D. Vfoodring, G. Trivett, H. Hinzo. Center: S. Kawashiri. Third Row: T. Birdsall T. Pallante, C. Curtis, L. Knauss. ' . . . .MM J. M . WW, g - L-r3wgf Of Uur Bee Coach Iack Howard, Team Captains Shigeru Kawashiri and Ronnie Schlauch, Coach Iim Chadwick. Mighty Shifters ,TV ,tv xv 'N Westchester . Paramount . , Bell Gardens . Redondo . . Torrance . . Mira Costa . . Centennial . . Inglewood . . Santa Monica Terry Birdsall practices kick- ing for the big games ahead. Bee Fcotbalt with Mira Ccsta and Le-uzinger calls ior tough hides in hard playing football I . .tsp SEASON'S SCORES .O 32.. ..l3 25.. ..l2 54.. ..0 58.. ..O 27.. ..O 21.. ,.O 28.. ..13 ZO.. ..O 26.. Leuzinger Leuzinger Leuzinger Leuzinger Leuzinger Leuzinger Leuzinger Leuzing er Leuzinger Xa... IC ,IM CO CAPTAIN COACH CO CAPTAIN Ben Weed Gene Nelson Don T11den VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Bottom Row D Howard R. Schlauch B Weed Row Two Ackcm fmczncqerb E Iohnson K Cluck D T1lden D Baines, M. Patterson F Ne1derme1r They Prepare it i --ii 'I ' co-CAPTAIN lack Patterson VARSITY BASKETBALL Blasting lnglewood High School tor the first time in tour years, 40-33, in the first Bay League tilt ot the sesaon, the Leuzinger Olympians were unable to capture further league victories to control the title. The season looked bright when Morningside, North Torrance, Artesia, and Hawthorne High Schools bowed to quick pre-season victories tor the varsity, but a streak of poor luck and mistakes caused the varsity's downfall, All the Bay League Honorable Mentions went to Olymp's Doug Barnes, Ronnie Schlauch, and Don Tilden. Doug Barnes, high point man for the Olymps with a total of 332 digits, played in 25 games with an average of 13.3 poxints per game. ln the last game of the season, with Redondo, Barnes notched 26 points, tying the school record for high point man with Al Cherry, class of '55. Ben Weed scored second with a total of 273 points for the season, and had IH. VARSITY. How One: Mariatgor 1. ltitirilzen- liurq, Cv. Molson, 1. lltitteison, S. llvwt ll, C.. Ntigcl. R o w T w o: Coticli Icy l'iiuw, W. 1.00, D. btcvkriitiii, VV. Fraser, D. Mai tin, K. lfihuid, 1. Addins. CO-CAPTAIN W. Fraser an average of 11.4 for 24 games. Don Tilden blasted 128 points in 25 games and had an average of 5.1. Ken Clack, the only first string returning varsity let' terman for next year, scored a total ot 102 digits in 2 games for an average of 4.1. Bonnie Schauch hit 172 points in 24 games and had an average of 7.1. We had a good spirited team even when we were losing, commented Coach Gene Nelson, and the boys played good, clean ball throughout the sea- IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Closing the 1956 Basketball season, the Olymp Iunior Varsity came oif with only two pre-season victories with North Torrance and Hawthorne High Schools. If SOH. They played their best, even when victory was far from reach in many games. This to me is a sign of good character in the boys, which is the main object of the game, said Coach Ioy Pace. Vu RIFLE TEAM, Bottom Row M Sub D Draper D Bradford C White H Garner Row Two R Hennessey B.PYIiX1X1 R Berry D hoes B Uttfr H Cfttiiel Mr Mull r Winning a majority of their games, the Olympian Bee's proved to be a real threat to all Southern California Bee Hard- wooders. Led by Terry Birdsall, Fred Oakley, Ted Unsworth, Dean Woodrinq, and Ierry Fel- iciello, and coached by capable lack Howard, the team Could easily be considered a success. -..NX 'v t'1.'.. ll111 I1 l 4 1 I1 l l l 1 l1 L lm ll tw.l11111.l., How Two ll ll 1 l 1 1 ll 1 Il l l 1 l I1 l y l 1 l l'xlI1Iil?1'l. 11.1'X11t111, bv-J Aqoiri, Coach lock Howord hos Como through with CI Suc- cessful ond wi1111i11q Coe Bos- ketboll toom, Alter wi1111i11q tho first oiqht qctmos, tho Cooks lost o thrillor to powerful Miro Costa o11d como out with CI 6-S rucord 111 leoquo play, whilo wi1111i11q 13 out oi l9 111 ovoroll qoiuos. Outsto11di11q boys o11 tho too111 woro Billy Groouo, Korit Fo1:::o114 don, Grid Shiq Kowdshirig but most ol tho Credit for tho qroot team should qo to Conch Howard. VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM, Bottom How: W. Sisco, K. Sisco, H. Cruz, E. Warner, I. Watanabe, I. Hammond, R. DeVone. Row Two: D, Kubo, I. Culwell, K. Brooks, D. Richard, G. Sexton, I. Foyt, K R. G ' . Row Four: Coach I. l., Carter. Row Three: I. Bradley, G. Kennery, G. Uno, G. Mc ay, arcia Regantuss, I. Stawick, E. I-loneycutt, E. Warner, l-l. lmatomi, C. Dagget. Always an outstanding team at Leuzinger is the Wrestling team. With the best performance ot the team as a whole being at the lffl Camino Tournament, the boys had many exciting and interesting matches. They easily won 60 percent ot their matches and beat Hawthorne High twice. The team was well represented in both the Bay League Tournament and the C.l.F. Championship. Outstanding were: Keith Sisco, Iun Watanabe, Everett Warner, and Iim Ritchie who placed third in C.I.F. Ol oh-V 't hurts! Coach Iim Regentuss is slnwn diving the wrestling team a vigorous workout. .li 'NAI Iim Ritchie, senior, captured third place in the 103 lb. class of the CIF wrestling tournament in a match with Mira Costa, held at Hawthorne High School in March. Placing in every tournament that he entered, Iim took first place in the novice, second in El Camino and Bay League and third in CIF. They Grind l, 1 Daily practice and strenuous exercise to limber the bones and muscles are essential for sate and Demonstrating the back stroke are: I Nowka, G. Satteriield, and T. Wolfe, victorious play. CEE SWIMMING. Iohnson, I. Logue. I. Coulombe, F VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM Bottom Row D. VLII-lil, N, Pxmmvll, bf. S:'lox11.1r1, Ii. Mirv. Row Two: 1' Wolfe K Waxrner H Carter F Lcprv I Cmiq. 4' sf T 9:11 ' ' iv 4 Coach Stuart Skeele's Olymp hardballers made l2 Bay League appearances, wining 5, and losing 7. Inglewood 8 Leuzinger 4 Mira Costa 2 Leuzinger 3 Torrance lO Leuzinger 6 Sta Monica 8 Leuzinger 2 Centennial 5 Leuzinger 6 Redondo 3 Leuzinger 6 Inglewood 3 Leuzinger U Mira Costa 5 Leuzinger O Torrance 6 Leuzinger 4 Centennial 2 Leuzinger l Sta Monica l Leuzinger 7 Redondo 3 Leuzinger 7 Promises oi an exciting SGCISOT1 WSIS lOfll'1COI1'lll'1Q' as witnessed by a classical ninth inning thriller with Mira Costa. At the bottom oi the ninth, with the Mus- tangs at bat, two men on second and third, 2' away, Leuzinger leading 3-2, and a powerful ily is sent soar- ing into the outfield. Dave Haden slipped on the wet turt as he raced for the ball and a home run hit ap- peared imminent. But a last second lunge by Haden speared the ball tor the remaining out, thereby clinch- ing a Leuzinger victory. VARSITY BASEBALL, Row One: D. ltm'-d, T. Calloway, lt. lladrfn, B. Raupp, l. lalinson, B. Rearns, M. Pat' lV'T53OIl, L. Knauss. How Two: Mr. Skoele, L. Ram- pley, R. Oddy, B. Raupp, D. lcxhnston, Cv. Dcsplancke B. Ripley. And Give Hitting well throughout the season were Lynn Knauss .477, Bill Raupp .44l, Bob Raupp with .380 and lim lohnston .33O. The Redondo game saw limmy lohnson and Desplanlce's team together for exciting play put-outs, and Lynn Knauss and Bob Raupp combine tor a couple ot iast double plays. First and second choice tor All Bay League selections have gone to Leuzinger's lerry Montgomery and Don Patera, respectively. Other hardballers to make the I. V. BASEBALL TEAM. Bottom Row: R. Vencill, l'. A Durnltlcton, G. Ziemer, D. Morfor, I. Pitcchelli, W. Gfwflwin, l. lloss, L. Fun- clcrlzurk, B. Duvall, A. For- ' V . -xq my dig. Row Two: l. Snare. L. lfymfm, D. Reed, K. Dearth I. llaas, B. Grccnc, R. Shaclclotrsrd, l. Adams, lt. Clock. Row Three: Mana gcr D. Recd, F. Kanary, Coach Braun, S. Ripley, G. Newton, H. Calle, F. Cake toy. Row Four: L. Kallc start, D. Acosta, I. liydon. '- -- . .... L,.,.uA-W Ju... Their Best honor team were Bob Bipley, Lynn Knauss and George Desplanke. The Daddy Green Baseball Trophy, the most cov- eted baseball accolade, was awarded to Lynn Danny Iohnston, crouching, shows his term as Coach Stuart Skoele points out to Tony Callaway and George Desplaneke, n-enter, the strung and weak points ef the play. S- I -1 'M -X . A.. ,Ji Knauss. The award is presented annually to the best all-around player. The Stuart Skeele Trophy tor the most improved player went to lim lohnston. Graduating seniors will greatly reduee the tearn'S potential tor the '57 season. The few returning players are Danny lohnsten, Bob Bipley, Lynn Knauss and Danny Reed. A number ot lunior Varsity players who ought to make the varsity squad are Terry Bird- Sall, Grant Newton, and Dave Aeossta. Shexvn here are lim Tohnsen, Danny lehnstsn, and Bill ltaupp displaying their ability in the suiride squeeze play. wa, Bob Ripley, tnst baiseman, is shown iuinping for an overthrow, Bob lttnipp ttviiisiistratvs his tech- 105 nique ef batting. 6 VARSITY TRACK, Bottom Row: P, Dodson, R. Hammond, Ft. Howarth, D. Test, M. Batson, E. De La Torre, D. Black. Row Two: G. Sexton, R. Imatomi, W. Burkeman, I. Hammond, D. Brown. Tony Pallante and Ronnie Schlauch were the outstanding boys on this well-balanced team, coached by Don Vaughn. They held up the shot-put and high jump end of the track schedule, while other inspiring events were put on by Cee hurdlers, Bee broad jumpers and fast moving relay teams. Up, up and away describes Ronnie Schlauch's beautiful pole vault. Ronny is one of the big guns on I.ulu's Track Team. Always an exciting event is the Relay race. R. DeVone is shown handing the baton to G. MacRoberts. As X loyal Olympians ,mg l 511W C 1 Aff! C 41' , 9 MC of I N I V -PL I ink? Y ' x91 2 W O' N., ,,, Q2 76' X 159 X NJVW 'X fn fl' :J f, , Xa E 'rn Qnottom Row: D. woodfmq, K. Clack, R. A 8.1 llawkrnil . Paqe, D. Codec, T. Pallante. Row Two: C. Cqrtlaf K.I lsro, G. Weppler, H. Lawson, I. McLeod, C. Wold, A. Smlt. Raw Three: H. Hinzo, R. Schlauch, I. Varay. Fx CEE TRACK, Bottom Row: B. Thomas, I. Fcyt, D. La Voie, T. Davilla, D. Rose, Cv. Mclqoberts, B. Bradford. Row Two: S. Kawashiri, G. McCren, K. Gessenden, I. Cul- well, H. De Vone, W. Baumqardner, D. Hinzo, B. Brown. Row Three: E. Warner, B. Watts, B. Ericson, B. Hifkin. is A l l: 75325 io C1 I SQ 15, H CROSS COUNTRY, Bottom Row: W. Burlceman, A. Smith. B. Thompson, H. Hammond, K. Sisco, Mr. Taylor. Row Two: H. Hanqel, I. McLeod, B. Howarth, I. Hammond, B. Alley. Row Three: G. Weppler, E. De La Torre, B. Bradfcrd, H. Lawson. BOYS' TENNIS: Mr. Shaw, S. Battaqlia, R. Peel, R. Sclreid, D. Hcrbrandscn, C. Evans, I. Nichols, L. Mays, R. Harqus, I. Wilson. -unnppr' ff? 'x L CLUB PRESIDENT First Semester ' Milena Bowen L CLUB, First Semester. Bottom Row: D. Ward, L, Hill, G. Woods, I. Bradford, M. Lamb, L. Pawlaczyk. Row Two: A. Hastinqs, S, Brown, M. Bowen, K. Fraser, H. Barton. Row Three: I. Herrington, B. Goodman, l. Mikeal, D. Green, B. Tarbutton, M. Simmons. Girls' Athletic Association . . . largest club on campus with an all-girl membership interested in sports qave the Baby Sister Party held tour wonderful banquets celebrating the end of each sport season . . . L Club . . . Girls' Varsity Club . . . crazy initiations! . . . held a playday with Haw- thorne . . . sold some yummy candy at G.A.A. practice. L CLUB, Second Semester, Bottom Row: D. Ward, G. Woods, l. Mikeal. B. Goodman, How Two: K. Fraser, S. Brown, li. Elliott, I. Herrington. 'Z .Q ,s L CLUB PRESIDENT ro Second Semester . Shelby Brown GAA BOARD. First Semester, Bottom Row: Y, Ilf, M. Ltxmb, I. liysmm, P, Schtmfor. Row Two: H. lctt G Vfocds, D. Vv'C1rd, I. Peel, I. Aqruzfz M. Bcwut Our Bralres fl .. ,-... W ,, N wx .,k,,. V vw. -I3 I ,M ' fs o E .wow . I W V GJ-LA. PRESIDENT 1-1131 Si'!I1K'i1ft'I Hx'VfIlY Trllblllflill x x 1 . fx as rf' ' U gas 1 5 I.. xx s .i' .1-ff F x ,,,-f -lx 1 !i,MHY .ul V 1, , 1 V - A g - xy' ii , G.A.A. BOARD. Second Semester, Bottom Row: M, B. vslrm I, Chf tikfvwmki. A. D1llu1tg1,f H. Ejllmtt, ' f f Cv. Vtfclcds, B. Hclluncl, H. Burton, M. Monson. How Two: Ll. Schmdex, I. Poe-1, L. Horlluqtort, M. , ,Lf Simmons, P. Sfhnofor, I. Aqruso. t ,, .,,, . M-.. .H in Q? Q3 ' X 40' .. up can Ll K.f E17 'AMW 1 . , . L WA. A Q A N '- .. - nn- ,f -. er! A 15.5 As We Reach V 'J ' 'AuTo SUPPLIES I Dmhson -ra.-:Z V ' ' IW TWD, ir' KA 1 Q I I I I Iii YA -Llz. 1 -, it lj X . 1 I X ' S. Brown 4' 3, a- ,X i f R. Elliott B. Goodman I. Hcrrqus B. Holland M. Hodnett Y. Ito I. Peel B. Tcrrbutton D. Word B. Wilkins I. Wilkinson G. Woods 9 sw. .K K -0..- .QV I SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL. Bottom How: L. Herrington, A. Dillinger, L. Ver- non, I. Hargus, D. Pawlaczyk, I. Agrusa, D. Kemp, I. Herrington. Row Two: L. Christian, M. Zeller, S. Schriber, G. Glissman, I. Miller, I. Travis, V. Chand- ler, I. Beeler, I. Payne, M. Stouder, I. Knott, B. Sato, R. Black, B. White. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL, Bottom Row: D. Allison, A. Fowler, P. Rouch, L. Gronclori, L. Hoss, I. Chodkowski, N. Sumi, S. Schrock, C. Eells, M. Scott, P. Villa. Row Two: M. Simundson, M. Yoshiki, H. Crouse, S. Soderberg, H. Kilgore, B. Greathouse, K. Conner, P. Brady, S. Day, L. George, C. Williams, S. Van De Burg, I. Ward, L. Neal, M. Nieves. Row Three: C. MacLaughlan, A. Smith, A. Iaffe, C. Brady, D. Zelenka, D. Hansen, L. Hamilton, I. Powers, B. Iaffee, V. Church, G. Yeargain, S. Foltz, B. Lonsdale, M. Nielson, I. Phillips, L. Davis, V. Altman, M. Manson, B. Nance, S. Wall, S. Wells. I ml VCDLLEYBALL SENIOR VOLLEYBALL: S. Brown, M. Bowen, M. Simmons, P. Schaefer, L. Hill, D. Ward, L. Pawlaczyk, D. Green, B. Tarbutton, A. Hastings, K. Fraser. IUNIOR VOLLEYBALL. Bottom Row: I. Herrington, G. Woods, S. Fiet, Y. Ito, I. Bradford, L. Gornick, B. Goodman. Row Two: D. Tessieri, S. Marmolijo, B. Ram- sey, R. Elliott, F. Williams, I. Skinner, I. Mikeal, R. Maeda. Q QQ 'N Q99 SOPHOMORE HOCKEY, Row One: L, Herrington, A. Dillin- qer, C. Adams, L. Vernon, I. Horqus, I. Aqruso, D. Kemp, I. Herrington. Row Two: S. Scliriber, L. Guisinqer, I. Beel- er, I. Payne, I. Knott, H. Block. FRESHMAN HOCKEY, Bottom Row: M. Simundson, D. Alli- son, A. Fowler, P. Rouch, L. Grondorf, L. Hoss, Row Two: C. MccLcxuqhlin, A. Smith, M. Yoshiki, H. Crouse, S. Soder- berq, H. Kilgore, L. Moy, C. Connor. How Three: B. Icrffee, C. Brody, D. Zelenkd, D. Han- son, L, Hamilton, I. Powers, R. Lemons. 112 'wr The End IUNIOH HOCKEY: Bottom Row: M. Hodnett, I. Trover. L, Gorniclc, B. Goodman, I. Bradford, C1. Woods. Row Two: I. Herrington, B. Pteinhcrrt, C. Chodkowski, I. Mikecil, B. Romsey, H. Burton, I. Skinner. an lk.-... A 32 5 ,on 14 4 .. and n . ,af ' 4 J X am S K J Ji IUNIOR BASKETBALL, Bottom Row: D. Tessieri, P. Dodson, B. Ramsey, I. Tra- ver, L. Gornick, I. Mileal. Row Two: I. Herrington, R. Elliott, M. I-loclnett, B. Goodman. at C f. fx. Q X ?N R X5 I n f 'W , 5 'F' . - ', t , f 1 t ff' -.1 Il. I SENIOR BASKETBALL, Bottom Row: B. Tarbuttcn, P. Schafer, L. Hill. Row Two: M. Bowen, M. Simmons, S. Brown, K. I SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL, Bottom Row: L. Herrinaton, A. Dillinger, C. Adams, L. Veron, I, Harqus, D. Pawlaczyk, l. Besner, D. Kemp, I. Herring- ton. Row Two: I. Travis, M. Zeller, S. Schreber, A. Plotter, L. Christain, I. Beeler, I. Payne I. Aqrusa, B. Sato, R. Black, B. White. Row Three: L. Guis- inqer, I. Miller, V. Chandler, G. Glissman, M. Stauder, I. Knott. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL. Bottom How: I. Chodkowski, N. Sumi, S. Schrock, C. Eells, M. Scott, D. Villa, Row Two: V, Church, P. Brady, S. Day, L. Ge-orae, C. Williams, S, Van De Burg, l. Ward, L. Neal, M. Nieves, S. Wells. Row Three: G. Ye-arqain, S. Foltz, B. Lonsdale, M. Nielson, I. Phillips, L. Davis, V. Alt- man, M. Monson, B. Nance, S Wall. H3 BACK D Briley I M4 N' W A I W If i I 3 I I 1 i ' Q S . x GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM, Bottom Row: Y. Ito, R. Elliott, M. Simmons, B. Tarbutton, I. Skinner, I. Towers. Row Two: M. Gibson, I. Bradford, B. Holland, L. Hill, P. Herring, I. Chase, I. Hawley, L. Pawlaczyk, V. Evans. I Of Our Adventure FOREGROUND: L. Rcsetti. GJ!- PING PONG, Bottom Row: D. Dulin, B. Wilkins, I. Nott, M. Robinson, L. Christian, B. Bastord, M. Currin, I. Payne, I. Beeler, I. Aqrusa, Conner, N. Carter, D. Allison, M. Yoshiki, M. Simundson. Row Two: C. Huntley, A. Baskins, I. Peel, I. Wilkinson, L. Neal, R. Black, B. Sato, D. Phillipps. N. Larson, I. Patterson, R. Gulliver, C. Simmons, S. Belcher, B. Lonsdale, M. Neilson, S. Stillman, M. Setser, S. Day, C. Sexton, P. Rauch. Row Three: B. Nance, L. Vernon, I. Powers, L. Lowery, D. Pawlaczyk, I. Harqus, L. Pawlaczyk, R. Elliott, L. Herrington, I. Powers, K. 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