Los Angeles High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

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Over a special closed cir- cuit, Channel S'55 portrays in pictures and words all the happy memories of a wonderful school year at Los Angeles High School. The magic eye of the Television camera recaptures again those Thrilling moments when the Roman football team fought its way to the city football finals. A shot of the rooting section flashes on the TV screen, then the camera pans up to the main building and watches L.A.'s student body officers and organiza- tions in action. Not forgotten by the television lens are Rome's myriad activities - its plays, its dances, its musical shows, its assemblies. Then, shining in the spotlight are the mighty Senior Ayes, making their final appearance in an I..A, High production. The R.O.T.C., the faculty, our girls' sports program - all are brought to you by the miracle of TV. And now the S55 Annual staff says, QuietI Stand by IO seconds! Ready, theme, and announce! Let the TV tour commence! 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WEBB principal of Los Angeles High School from 1941 to 1945 and again from G1 950 to 1955. Q On behalf of the student body and the faculty, the Annual staff egctends to him its best wishes for continued success in his new position as principal ofa school in Rome, Italy. il ' H . 4 O I 4 1 9 A17 'f 1 ,lf if - 1 3. .y 1 4 i' 2 1 ix 1 7 l , l ll K1-N I' IAII yy HOW: Wx 8, 6196 Q, I I -X Ll 'Q - J2! '- . E ' S-4 fi , 1' f ,V 2, ,ff W Ik ' 'ff fa 2 ,if ,V Xf 5' I I NM U ly, If ff I ff I 3, I 'ing' , vw:- xx -,I I I , h MR. CHARLES BONE DR. PAUL E. WEBB Boy's Vice-Principal PI'iI'1CipGI pfv- 45? , J :I if ,, -Hilmm ,T , , f- iw-wff Y- may ., gl. -' fn. , w, , '. f ., ,, fl ,I XI I .ir ' ' ,S , 1 , i i, ,Z , 2 9 I I I 5 I Tri?- .f ,,-K I ' a , . ,,V, Eli.. f , . J E111 ,BOOK ROOM mercedes W I I TA Af. Y I II ,I I Q ', I Iv ' I Ysfx, I . I , MISS GRACE CHAMPION GirIs' Vice-Principal ADMIN ISTRATORS 56014 Room SCHOOL NURSE G-leo mp 1 f z RRRRR ' 'ALMJIH Q II maxi, H K fx A , X Lf N w . V 1 s .4-'Sf . ,, .f r M l .s-XS Q 5 REGISTRAR . XI of 7' 1 4 S 4 x ! l f , X ' l l 44' ef W W 9 AQ.. O ,Hi Mlllltx jl'1wt,lY 4 6 'Q V 1 .. , B- Eva 4- S fOlEl ., X, Q, M fs ,. FINE Anrs ,sl . Q, ,X 1 N: , -xv 5,,-: Seated: Miss rgadf ?lrsll'WardTc'l:f:' Mrsnwli-GJ QS kb ls-LH ' ' ' ' ' at 1 Agylffibf f f V Standing: Mr. Deichman, Mrs. Hutchison, Mr. Porter fu I rv! Ili i N . I vt ' s 'f 1-1. , A Q, ' - r 7 -,--- I 1 - A, V, H ...,,, .. Q , if -l , ff 6 : :N M. 1 - Q llll llTHIlElBllYS f f- l , ffm og, , MATHEMAYICS First row: Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Lee, Mr, Kuhl Second row: Mr. Richard Miller, Mrs, Murray, Miss Adams, Mrs. Doebler Third row: Mr. Pollard, Mr. Reedy, Mr. Bresee l .mvvh M. -44 SQ-.ivfk 'fm SOCIAL STUDIES Seated: Mr. Weintraub, Mrs. Blake, Miss Nicklin,Mrs,Vandermas1,Mlss Albright, Miss Campbell, Mr. Greene Standing: Mr. Dabkxn, Mr, McGinnis, Mr, Hentschlce, Mr. Bresee, Mr Hernsath, Mr, Thomas l i -Ysvf' i X -ww WMV 4 wqfx ' X . X -gs ,X . X fl, 2 . at P, , ,. ff-' ronsicri i.ANGuAces I 7 'lI J L J' Seated: Miss Sargent, Mrs, Goodwin, Miss Bouck, Mrs. Boardman Y i' li Standing: Miss Lowe, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Gredis, Mrs, Leshin i iff WL, , - , INDUSTRIAL ARTS First row: Dr. Linton, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Hoff Second row: Mrs. Smith, Mr. Sanborn, Miss Martin , fi' , X x W! f 0 X L J j sv x S xx Ss n x A-ff . I lx wx I , . ' xl SAN' v S- sf it f f, U . Q P , ,, f r 'f xx i , , ' 'I' if . PHYSICAL EDUCATION Left to right, Mr. Edelson, Mr. Bobinette, Mr. Graves, Miss Marcnini, Mr. Seeley, Miss Scherfee, Mr. Pollard, Miss Moon, Mrs. Nownck, Mr. Bresee, Miss Krogrnan, Mr. Greene -fs 9 i l 4 i u T I I I ! F u 5 3 'B ' - ,gg ,L we - 1 ' , I . Vfrr-v .,:,U,..,H ORGANIZATION af -'Tb -r ' -Y fy. n ,l I fi ,gl Hz yf 5-Q. Q. 5 NN YI , 1 :gl .., , A . . .A. . , .,.. .A if tyivir- -? M H U V V- Y HWYW , ,,,-W,-,A V 1 l 1 'Y L J N. .,,,, 3, -, .5 ,- ,., A L W 4 .LQ 5574 ! s,.-bf fbi' Q xl! NL I - 4 ts -f. , , . 1 1, 1 yd N X .g 5 .X W f ,, Ei Ek-A 'z 1 UL? Y : -' R, v -My 2 IU A ADVISORY COUNCIL: - 7-V-jtzfu u' tr ll lr it fm aus- ,M --1-L ADVISORY COUNCIL Raw I, left to right: Becky Simands, Shirley Shubin, Arlene Eisenburg, Prilla Jacobson, Elaine Fenimore, Judith Glott, Gail Hirson, Diana Yessaian, Lois Olson, Seema Joseph, Linda Shultz, Lynn Phillips. Row 2: Edna Benford, Judy Willins, Sydney Kramer, Connie McKinley, Judy Simon, Sandi Blumenthal, Beverly Sepkowitz, Sandra Klein, Marcia Sklar, Margie Schulman. Row 3: Lois Sladky, Judy Mocrehouse, Joan Stroh, Harrier Kramer, Sherry Goldstein, Ronnye Morris, Elizabeth Golden, Gilda Meyers, Linda Kroweck, Marcica Baer, Roberta Circle, Sue Nash, Myrna Schiller. Raw 4: Ann Berr, Nancy Weaver, Aleveda Moore, Belle Lewin, Isabel Dunlap, Gail Greiner, Barbara Behnke, Merle Joseph, Sandy Hershberg, Claire Groger, Velma Janes, Carol Hemmings, Dorothy Rawlings, Lois Carpenter. , llllrllfflillll 04,1 ci 0 X X X N C f s N N Raw I lleft to rightl: Arlene Yates, Lynn Phillips, Rochelle Altabet, Cookie Wopner, Marsha Sklar, Zelda Friedman, Ada Joan Hume, Sue Nash. Row 2: Arline Robbins, Gilda Meyers, Liz Golden, Erika Herley, Bette Robbins, Diana Jacobs, Lydia Wallner, Elaine Weitz, Judy Marshall, Kathy Truedson, Nancy Weaver, Helene Strull, Sandy Kuenster, Raw 3: Barbara Behnke, Devora Levinson, Judi Glatt, Mrs. Murray, Prilla Doll, Joanne Todd, Linda Shultz, Seema Joseph, Belle Lewin. Not Pictured: Judy Maorehouse, Elaine Ostro. vm' -: Q: . F7 XV- :mf ,f ,, H Lili tu Right: X hw t, p,i:,,s Swll :: W'55 S'55 . ' fggilin King President President W7 ,xr mg, ret: Judi Glott Gail Hirson vii::1,ctt:t rem, L . Li Vice-President Vice-President Jw Narmuwly. Gail Hirson Harriet Kramer Ielt ta Right: law I liz Galden, L'-5 Howl loin: ieicn, E:'r. I I E R D Gills Meyers, Naive' Kfnt G'nps'ein, into ldisl' kewl Ilrry Pgggmlj 7 Left to Right: ROW I: Linda Krowack, Anita Wopner, Judy Korcheck. Kntzer,lillS:rer lei ROW 2: Judy Kadushin, Marilyn Wilbrecht, Carole Greitzer. I 'M' ROW 3: Darlene Witt, Lois Sladky, Barbara Behnke, Carol Marsh, Myra Schiller, Rau I, Bur: Pnes, lc: Q Pete Srhihu, Brute Stirl, D5 ...J - ROMAN ROUNDTABLEI HQUS, fi UUNQIL LEADERSHIP CLASS an lx -.,. BOA .J W'55 Left to Right: Row I: Helene Strull, Elaine Ostro, Judy Marshall, Nancy Weaver, Cecilia King. Row 2: Mr. Essick, Neil Gittleman, Dinny Blacker, Mike Meyer, Herm Palarz, Chuck Adams, Bill Lee, Bill Struebing, Ted Wu, Toyone Mayeda, John Normanly. W'55 Left to Right: Row 1: Liz Golden, Mike Meyer, Marilyn Kiewig, Jim Harper. Row 2: Lorna Peron, Barbara Newman, Sydney Kramer, Sharon Adler, Gilda Meyers, Harriet Kramer, Carolyn Shapiro, Carole Greitzer, Judy Gropstein, Anita Liddell. Row 3: Morty Rosenthal, Tom Grossman, Clark Neher, Stu Bloom, Mike Katzer, Bill Sater, Ted Wu, Tony Sberna, Mr. Essick. Raw 4: Burt Pines, Joel Citron, Vic Lavis, Mike Rath, Jerry Goldbaum, Pete Schriber, Bruce Schultz. ,xw,.J'f: S'55 Left to Right: Row T: Dotty Rawlings, Judi Glatt, Linda Shultz, Sue Krakover, Seema Joseph, Prilla Doll. Row 2: Wayne Rowe, Jim Harper, Ted Wu, Herm Palarz, Vic Lavis, Don Lambert. Row 3: Larry Freeman, Bob White. .I f 0 D , Q . , VE? X t ' ll S'55 Left to Right: Row I: Tommy Grossman, Prilla Jacobson, Judi Glatt, Jackie McLaughlin, Rochelle Altabet. Row 2: Agnes Bryant, Sue Krakover, Sharon Adler, Patsy Juda, Joan Taitel, Cookie Wapner, Carolyn Shapiro, Marcia Pfetferman, Susan Feldman. Row 3: Bruce Corwin, David Sperber, Sheldon Urlik, Alan Belinkotf, Linda Ervin, Anne Gill, Gerald Arenson. Row 4: Joel Citron, Burt Pines, Morty Berlin, Hal Kern, Ray Hebert, Bill Soghor, Kenny Marsh. WL, Hou SE OF REPS ,,,.......-.- 'V if Ezmi , ft fii eifiirsi ' I 52 W' fri' ,fl 45 -214' ,lf 5 I A rl ' ? ' , 4, ,Q -i . L f i. r V 5. if 'T L -ffl L, 14,32 ' I 5 A V wr, sf . .J ii 'Z W3 i FWZ sw l Q I '. 5 W'55 Sponsor Kathy Trueclson vw 'K S'55 Sponsor Louise Na komura Left ta Right: kneeling: Kathy Truedson. ROW I: Barbara Abrams, Linda Collins, Linda Levy, Ethel Kirman, Mary Wright, Mae Wakamatsu, Susan Argula, Susan Srere, Diana Wolf, Herma Goldstein, Gail Garden, Sharron Kobrine, ROW 2: Lillian Jacobs, Judy Groman, Betty Rich, Alice Shima, Barbara Saltz, Grace Ina, Judi Levy, Barbara Newman, Elaine Leviton, Harlene Kaufman, Evelyn Fallce. ROW 3: Francine Kahan, Julie Gertz, Eleanor Elias, Micki Pfieffer, Joan Taitel, Patsy Juda, Fran Goechrnan, Carol Slutsky, Judy Rolfe, Regina Arvidson, Barbara Bach, Elaine Bollinger. ROW A: Toby Richman, Jan Alcorn, Sally Parks, Janis Melfi, Susan Feldman, Andy Pearl, Ardeth Tinseth, Edithe Hammond. ROOTE SERVICE BOARD W'55 Sponsor Jim Harper S'55 Sponsor Steve Horowitz 'D- im Harper Bill lee Lett to Right: kneeling: Jim Harper. ROW lr Myron Bramberg, Steve Heller, Jeff Tobias Don Fern d J D' k H Fred Milstein, Max Poppleton, Dan Carter. an ez' Home lc man' sword Goldblqll' ROW 2: Dave Grager, Bob Tamkin, Humberto Tapia, Dave Sperber, Mike Weinberg ROW 3: J h P - . Fresco! o n erlstein, Allan Stampa, Peter Rony, Salvador Oslo, Pat Oslo, Lloyd Goldwater, Edward ROW 41 Wayne Griffin, Lewis Deitch. THEROMAN R ,A 1 4!!5 .ISV 1 sl.: N 4 B 'li la Pt- Ns. Y ROMAN ROOTERS , .gl ---..., THE ROMAN Roorsns hliiq 5 Sl qji-il, . A ac -gs'-O41-I fi my A-.fi fa '-Q a 'in fl-M lain yr. fi A 'Q I- 'gn '21 ra 75,51 if X U ' . . If in, FA nf! TSi,:,.'!?.1f-I I' '-.-. r LL 'lu ATHLETIC COMMISSIONERS 'QI 'TI fa nw- r f If O I -r ,QI IL,,,f. 'L lt nhl 13! l af- t an . f 4 ,REE fm X .. It 3' 1-lx QP' K i .7 Y V 4 I. IE E 7 A' 1 U 'Q .f lv: isvll, js. l lil l all W'55 OFFICERS Left to Right: ROW 1: Ruth Horowitz, Sandi Schmidt, Party Lee, Mae Wakamatsu, Arlene Yates. ROW 2: Belle Lewin, Sandy Dortrnan, Teretta Burton, Susan Feldman, Linda Swanson. 1 DIVISI 1 l M 'I '27 ADELPHIAN i O Q Pres ie J X Vice-Frei I W'55 Sponsor S'55 Sponsor S5501 Belle Lewin Deanne Saliba F'ss:e-1 S'55 OFFICERS Left to Right: ROW I: Esther Lazar, Cathy Glenn, Katy Whiteley, Linda Yeomans, Frances Chudd. Vizelreg ROW 2: Susan Garth, Linda Bogdal, Mickey Marah, Brenda Song, Deanne Suliba. Elill liiiiiii' r:aam.itm:li Q ., lm--'m-'-i '55EEEEEl 'EEil'l5 ' Qlgmlllmllaaaaaaaliiaasaiaiii l .-, lvliiiil.. i '::EEE' i .s:::aaaa.:::-I:::--gsm lktiaaiiiiilaaf:-E-::EEE: ' B- 5 F - in 5 FFMQV J f '1 'M' m:4,,j Z., ld -:SQ vgsxx I l f WA , l gy' 1 N Qneulibem Wwewomer Aw Ng .L Q A w C 1 V x. 'Q I. x Fl' I 1 T7 , 1 liltli ie fl if- Elf, I RJ 3,1 Es! If , 7, X No.4 USHERS CLUB GIRLS DIVISICDN SERVICE W 55 Officers President Joanne Todd Vice President Deanne Sallba S 55 Otticers President Golcla Trltchler Vice President Margaret Yuki ,. I 5 Ft .J .4 , I 'ph' 4o5ij we ima I4 QW' Q51 M45 W Row I llett to rightlr John Normanly, Bob White, Georgine Johnson, Karen Jensen, Ray Hebert, Lois Hallanin, Kathy Truedson, Jim Harper, Ted Wu, Raw 2: Sharon Brewster, Marilyn Kiewig, Carolyn Shapiro, Marianne Levee, Seema Joseph, Judi Glatt, Golda Tritchler, Lynn Phillips, Nancy Weaver. Row 3: Carol Hemmings, Jackie Benren, Liz Golden, Susan Klitnick, Sidney Kramer, Toni Tuplin, Danna Lee Hanna, Liz Glenn, Elaine Fenimor e, Roberta Circle, Jo Ann Todd. Row 4: Penny Pace, Deanne Saliba, Carol Groves, Prilla Jacobson, Marcia Sklar, Barbara Behnke, Sue Nash, Prilla Doll, Dotty Rawlings, Gilda Meyers, Row 5: Eddie Field, Don Monahan, Jerry Aren- son, Bi ll Lee, Gary Bartick, Harry Bledstein, Fred Richman, Bob Baltzell. K .1 1, 1' gs, ' '14 One of the iobs ofthe Girls' Division Service is to sponsor the Hose Drive. Hose are collected from the student body and sent to Japan, wnere women make useful articles from them. 5 c ,L ,fm PALLADIAN Left to Right: ROW l: Georgine Johnson, Seema Joseph, Marcia Sklar, Kathy Truedson, Mrs. Doehler, Linda Shultz, Nancy Weaver, Ada Hume, Carole Schiller, Sandy Kuenster, Judy Marshall, Cecilia King. ROW 2: Nancy Thompson, Dorothy Rawlings, Jackie McLaughlin, Marianne Levee, Judi Glatf, Carole Graves, Marilyn Scott, Judy Moor- house, Prilla Doll, Susan Meyer, Gilda Meyers, Lynn Phillips. ROW 3: Joyce Robb, Sandy Larson, Elizabeth Golden, Linda Erwin, Joanne Todd, Penny Pace, Jeanne Parks, Susan Slitnick, Sandy Hersh- berg, Claire Groger, Danielle Budd. ROW 4: Mary Jetfras, Harriett Kramer, Sandy Hoskins, Patti May Howard, Rochelle Altobet, Jackie Benton, Phillis Novins. PHILOMATHIAN Left to Right: ROW I: Carol Samuels, Judy Langer, Carolyn Perry, Erika Herley, Judy Goodman, Norma Jane Bercey, Judy Ritt, Iris Bogorad, ROW 2: Elaine Komorow, Adele Schwartz, Janice Miller, Connie Marcee, Dorothy Jacoway, Eleanor Joyce Taylor, Lois Kelsey, Karen Sift, Cecilia Popkin, Bette Robbins, Darlene Dinovitz, Doris Robb. Margaret Yuki, Becky Simonds. ROW 3: Helene Abrams, Margaret Bleil, Charlotte Storbird, Dee Hanning, Pot Flowers, Janet Gordon, Carolyn Wread, Shirley Dumas, Isabel Dunlap, Frances Reed. Not Pictured: Daveen Rudnick, Helene Strull. I, , -t,,, if V -,,- , . . . - 1 . , . - :: : . nik' 'Z v ,V vo l W'55 President Lindo Shultz 'af Sponsor Mrs. Doebler ,G - 'W' .. , . 1 5.58, 4 ,-.. fe rw full? it y , IDD. v-'tr ' S'55 President Kathy Truedson :Jie U ti, . L' rsiei li ll e M il fplzl , ll ll' li: FINE W'55 President Erika Herley Sponsor Miss Shumway S'55 President Judy Ritt KQKQJQNQ GF O- 0 , vllf l if 9 : WZ igitgf All L me reg, gn lign- FCI: ' Smit .n5: i'.'e::' QOVIZ. Iris Cm isis Olsrn. ROW 3- LW! l'5.' l lease, lenzie Wi I iOL'l A, Este Anas, iz, - AR' llie line urls :M psrtmity lsr 9 ' in my lime :'f dromulits, ig jg lei: is hgh pow , : Feet Pawawrz, 53.2 y Elitow tow 2, iw em, 51. lutalu Ehlirt, to-ly Q, FEM , L2 4-Agro. A., THALIAN Let' lo l?l9llT1 ROW 1: Joan Gray, Connie McKinley, Sandy Klein, Joan Srroh, Linda Weisbrocl, Judy Kadushin, Marilyn Wilbrecht. ROW 2: Mrs. Clark, Barbara Kornstein, Jan Nichol, Mary Lee Norwood, Lois Olson. ROW 3: Lynne Trout, Kerstin Mornestam, Barbara Deuprey, Judy Lesser, Lenore Monello. ROW 4. Bette Noyes, Kay Anderson, Helga Moldenhauer, Lois Carpenter. thy' W'55 President Delores Whiston W +L X ' ,N sr Sponsor Mrs. Clark , f .. Q 9' Nc A 'V rv- y S55 President Judy Kadushin NE ARTS CLUBS The fine arts club at L.A. High provide an op- portunity for girls wishing to further their talent in any fine art such as dancing, singing, or dramatics, to do so. BRUSH AND QUILL Left to Right: ROW 1: Pearl Shankman, Rayna Dozer, Sue Krakover, Eileen Pomerantz, Elaine Weitz, Lydia Wallner, Vicki Fribourg, Barbara Ellison, ROW 2: Bea Marcus, Sherry Shaw, Josephine ValVerde, Mrs. Heldman, Pamela Ehrlich, Kathy Conlin, Martha Mass, Eleanor Harris. -.. fr i W'55 President Elaine Weitz ' ' is ,la-1 fd- rg, 1.0. . V, 11 K iv , Sponsor Mrs. Heldrnan S'55 President Barbara Ellison .sis-. '- V tif, fs ' - Q 4' Q Fei. fn -Z V , V ' at I if ' 3: st' f I It I W'55 President 5,55 President Lydia Wollner Lynn Kohle ii ' WI55 pfgsltleil gene ROWS KEYBOARD CLUB Left to Right: ROW 1: Lydia Wallner, Mrs. Fall, ROW 2: Lynn Kahle, Doris Rabb, Elaine Ostra, Adele Schwartz, Allan Cutler, Dawn Finney, Marilyn Golden, Pearl Shankman. ROW 3: Lois Olson, Fred Lieberman, Camilla Orndorff, Gary Couey, Janet Elliott, Howard Levy, Dean Hollister. SCIENCE CLUB Right to Left: ROW I: Michael Merritt, Pat Tiana, Arline Robbins, Yvonne Payne, Joyce Jackson. ROW 2: Mrs. Seidenberg, Phil Gonzales, Ken Russon, Pecora Hudnell, Joyce Hudnell, Elizabeth Clem, Kaz Heishi. ROW 3: James Crow, Anita Liddell, Ruel Chester, Jackie Jansen, Donna Marshak, ROW 4: Frank Peelman, John Smith, Mel Roberts, Peter Dreis, Hinland Young, Charles Coleman. ROW 5: Robert Heltander, Kenneth Urquhart, Al Supper, Willard Levy, Paul Davis, Richard Share. -I,-,, .. L 9' w-.1 ,Lott ' :Q ,fs Sponsor if Mrs. Fall KEYBOARD .- ' A I 5 , , M -:1 l, X, W'55 President S'55 President Arline Robbins Yvonne Payne Sponsor Mrs. Seidenberg SCIENCE .sq 41 Jn Y 1 ,Qi 1 4 -iif -L+ I - ll, Q, ' M y BUSINESS BUSlNESS OFFICE Left to Right: ROW 1: Carol Croft, Mary Gates, Debbie Lipschutz, Toni Sommer, Phyllis Weinstein. ROW 2: Steve Franklin, Pat Casparian, Mr, Stewart, George Mattoon, Donald Lambert. SP ni ansor ss Sofgelll PAN! i I W55 President Kenneth Sli 2: V567 C Miss 'fill K r M Q ' gn R, 'sg it I ls, W 55 President Helm Polar: RED lsfi ,G ' Init Ning! 'l mn - it f 552' T F x i X I ' i, 01 f5 ..:: .SV f ff, ,f 'f ,io-1 'rs ,ff vs lx ':-57 A I Sir. WI55 Pfesldenf S'55 President Bene Robbins Bob Hammerton .f Sponsor Miss -Sargent PANANTHROPIAN ,Y 'ww w 'K ,rv , 4. if f' 'li . A , ft-.JI W55 Pres-'dem S'55 President Kenneth Silk Gail HOYWHZ we , W4 ,. . fi ,Q , af LJ . ' ' 5 Sc s , V4 11:1 ,, I f i V l V H Co-Sponsors 'E Miss Whitman - Mr. Dobkin V I M 6: X A ,.- 1 J A - X., M.,:.:i:, M QE-27' K, t i ' E ' 'Wil S'55 President Burr Bledstein W'55 President Herm Palarz DEBATE RED CROSS OFFICERS RED CROSS OFFICERS Left to Right: Jahn Spring, Carolyn Wread, Pamela Ehrlich, Carl Spring. YA, r?'y , 5 ev- J. PANANTHROPIAN Left to Right: ROW lr Stan Heisler, Pot Tiano, Bette Robbins, Carolyn Wread, Charles MacArthur. ROW 2: Anna Herzog, Jan Jessup, Adele Schwartz, Batami Hurwitz, Pecora Hudnell, Joyce Hudnell, Judy Langer, Agnes Bryant. ROW 3: Pamela Ehrlich, Mary Morin, Judy Lesser, Kaz Heishi, Sharon Winderbaum, Steve Leventhal, Dudley Sadler, Lester Stocks. ROW 4: Anne Drucker, Marilyn Frenette, Bob Hammerton, Janice Melfi, Estelle Cohen, Gilda Trober, Tony Fernandez, Joe Torrez, Miss Sargent. t is . DEBATE Left to Right: ROW 1: Harold Kachigian, Vic Lavis, Kenneth Silk, Herm Palarz, Gail Horwitz, Ted Wu. ROW 2: Larry Freeman, Marshall Grossman, Shirley Shubin, Sal Osio, Dick Ruman, David Sperber, Ron Billingsley, Harvey Susser, Janet Satchell, Wayne Rowe. ROW 3: Gary Dubin, Burt Bledstein, George Smith, Mike Silverrnan, Mike Schwartz. ROW 4: Allen Cutler, Dan Grieco, Eddie Hartman. lggqf W'55 PRE-EPHEBIAN Left to Right: ROW 1: Harvey Susser, Gail Hirson, Wayne Rowe, Lois Hallinen. ROW 2: Fred Lieberman, Dorothy Rawlings, Ray Hebert, Prilla Doll, Jim Harper, Kathy Truedson, Judy Gropstein, Bernice Caplan, Barbara Cabin, Sue Krakover, Elaine Fenimore, Nancy Weaver. ROW 3: Todd Reinstein, Victor Lavis, Bill Sater, Gerald Arensan, Arlene Eisenberg, Shirley Shubin, Janet lwasake, Betty Ushiiima, Charlene Goodman, Zelda Friedman, Seema Joseph. ROW 4: Joanne Todd, Linda Weisbrod, Donna Lee Hanna, Judi Glatt, Herm Palarz, Molly Marcanda, Louise Nakamura, Esther Woo, Elaine Weitz, Helen Harley, Belle Lewin. ROW 5: Ted Wu, Larry Freeman, Gary Bartick, Judy Marshall, Teruko Funai, Deanne Saliba, Georgine Johnson. i l -' Q7 , 3,51 .45 Wav' ' 4' ,, 4: . .. of X i f. i , P V 5 lr ,, K Q S ii ,V V 4 -, , wp - 4 'yi ,fl x 2- .K ,.-Li' V 'W or f l -N x ' L : W wK':f'j:Him ,, l , . i ' i w'55 EPHEBIAN Lett to Right: ROW l: Nancy Weaver, Lewis Weitzman, Lynn Phillips. ROW 2 Mike Meyer, Ceci King, Bill Struebing. W'55 C.S.F. Left to Right: ROW I: Carolyn Perry, Anita von Heers, Elaine Ostro, Ken Silk. ROW 2: John Saltiel, Bill Struebing, Mike Meyer, Jack Tanabe. To attain the high goal of becoming a member ot C.S.F. lCalifornia Scholar- ship Federationl, a high school student must have attained recommended grades, consisting of three A's in solids and one B, for a period of four semesters, of which one must be in the twelfth grade. As we can see from the number of students shown here, L.A. High's graduating classes have a good Q Xlilft f' gi . gf! Q Mi piiiipi, .lll.lVlLAQI ff: '1g-..-2. W7 QQ x 7 ' xii. -5 f Mil X. I5 , A , ww Q..-l ll f L ll ffffl l Nllll X Li iii fc wi' lol ll Sl i- ,fi KJ twin limi, tor , my Qt led Lawn? L, ,,t9:i', Semi: wear 374 Vgiwei 22999 Sn t J l A igpetentatm 0 swolw li ofdei to become Epiehiat, u civi:-MWC? meivlzeiahip :n Preliphf its ultiect cl this pigs' qiuint young people v. ili government, This is A ieppsentutives lion tlte ments in our city to spew ings, LJ... lit' si? - A l, , 1 l , HZ.: ii? NLQQA. yt-T., 1 if tt Lily? l T :Fi - f Lily, ,c4:f Eltixfxt lr L SEN ,t-,N llliijii - ,mgsaw lmfafltt, U iitligg x ml? USN? y N y y'iti!'yilSFl' 1 - 1 jf e' i ,Vi it , NA' li XM' S'55 C.S.F. Yi : 41 :xg 'X ...- Left to Right: ROW l: Stan Fox, Lydia Wallner, Lois Olson, Harry Goblet, Teruko Funai, Nancy Kurihara, Fred Leibermon. ROW 2: Ted Loiterman, Vic Lavis, Seema Joseph, Charles Wallis, Marilyn Wilbrecht, Gerald Arenson, Lenore Monello, Charles Coleman, Thomas Tong. Not Pictured: George Smith, Mike Milder. representation ot scholarship. ln order to become a member of Ephebian, a civic-minded organization, membership in Pre-Ephebian is required. The obiect of this organization is to ac- quaint young people with the city and its government. This is done by inviting representatives from the various depart- ments in our city to speak at their meet- ings. iimttlim llll l LM lvmtngwwit U N l are tliiltmsrf llllllllil B owl L .tt ,I I' rt . t E ,I : f N 1 L l iv 9 f M jr I li! 'lv xv :L 'l il tl gm Q -S - ll I l L l 1 19 f llllrrt M L , 43. Cu xx- S'55 PRE-EPHEBIAN Left to Right: ROW l: Judy Kadushin, George Takei, Agnes Bryant, George Wolfberg. ROW 2: Ted Wu, Larry Freeman, Prilla Doll, Wayne Rowe, Kathy Truedson, Linda Weisbrod, Lois Hallinen, Barbara Cabin, Judi Glatt, Gail Hirson, Marianne Levee, Arlene Eisenberg, Seema Joseph, ROW 3: Todd Reinstein, Dave Soghor, Bob White, Herm Palarz, Myra Schiller, Deanne Saliba, Joanne Todd, Margaret Yuki, Georgine Johnson, Rochelle Sosson, Linda Kroweck, Golda Tritchler. ROW 4: Victor Lavis, Morty Berlin, Jim Harper, Louise Nakamura, Elaine Weitz, Esther Woo, Sue Krakover, Dotty Rawlings, Linda Erwin, Pearl Shankman. ROW 5: Tom Wolver, Bill Lee, Gerald Arenson, Fred Lieberman, Teruko Funai, Lydia Wallner, Linda Shultz, Judy Simon, Mr. McGinnis. 1 , PERICLEAN CABINET Left to Right: ROW l: Judy Kadushin, Janet Gordon, Elaine Ostro, Francine Kahan Susan Feldman. ROW 2: Carolynn Perry, Gail Greiner, Becky Simonds, Rachel Kahn-Hut, Georgine Johnson, ROW 3: Gerald Arenson, Victor Lavis, Fred Lieberman, Al Susal, Roy Tanabe, n 1V ,! WON ERFUL 'H-ALLELUJAH COPENHAGENW ,?fh CHORUS ' Y-,f,x.,1 . CHOIR' F0 lA'spr CLUB MOSES r CREEP ALONG CHRLS' Q GLEE ,MW CLUB MNH if QR fr .,,, 5lQ F f'ELllllH 'URUS MU GLEE CLUB CJR YOU JOOBALAI 7 L.A.'s orize-winning orchestra, under the baton of Mr. John Deichman, is one ot Southlanggcfs best. T ,qbv K tCQMPAR'l zizmfifi., -in ll Their sharp marching and lively mus'iC fcontributecl greatly to the spirit at L.A.'s football glfiwffigexiki V ,::', , , , ' M fmt M ' l ' ill 41 i re . f to t ., ,-,, 'Erie--5F,.z',,.. f., ,lv lg'lg,r QV- Slflfai 'g-mf' fi- I 7 f ' A A A V' 'it, ,fel fl? ily , ,V ,si?xl f ? , 5 in A , V fi A -,ilfag i a A f' 1 Ln. r 1- ff... - - t 1 or J l 4 W 1 A , ,W931 f if, 've 4 'Q Q 5-a ll -- ,Q ,R ' , I T I if 5:5V 'f H il . 1 T i liffff , VT-91 ' l N' X 'Si-3 ' - 'ff' A , . ,QE .. -f J'.' , ,, . , . .,.,,-,,., . .I HJ' lf ' gfxia, -' f' ' ,yr -.f- , , . K ., w I A m0,,,. , , . ,. ,. , . k 4 J., BAND . Jn. S KL. .Lexx if vs, -'D on Hackel 7? '--.Z Bob Tonies g 11 , 1' If l iw ,, T '7 xy' i v, Helene Sl'l'Ull Sue Krqkover Lucille Katen Sherry Shaw We are proud To say ThaT L.A. High is one of The Tour high schools ThroughouT The U.S. ThaT can boasf of a daily paper. Doing a Terrific iob as ediTor-in-chief This pasT year have been Helene STrull Tor The winTer semesTer, and Sue Krakover Tor The summer semesTer. Keeping The second page filled wiTh Those brighT sTories and iokes were Sue Krakover and Cammy Orndorff. The TeaTure ediTors were Lucille Kafen and Sherry Shaw. EdiTing The sporTs page were STeve Horowitz and STU Goldschen wiTh help Trorn Ron Hankel. The fourth page ediTors were STU Goldschen and Bob Tonies. Advertising managers were Bob Tonies and Jerry Dawson, and Taking care of The communiTy pul:JliciTy were Phil RiTTerband and Jackie Schaefer. A IoT of Thanks goes To Mr. RoberT for being a very helpful sponsor and To Mr. Vaughan Tor his co- operaTion in The prinfshop. Brain buzzin', Copy in, Type seTl 'Y if J N L-giver issue WCLs,Q Cl.QCLdlinewTo,be meT. -..gauge L.. -..,. ,,... ,- ri yi 'mg STeve I-lorowiTz 1' V' ll . .M ..nl9'?!' i ffl' ,, g 5 l l 57lPT7'3 ' ,,, ,n. F F nl nl 0 Q l 'J.g5ivi.mj,q!. lv 4,1 1 A 1 - .Z,Z?!,H-A 5' -1' V 4' . A ' mee' 'M T' :es JM. R T - fi-. dying A V ii . s' rf 'fi - Wi 'T'i'l Their gf- , ,1 ' . w i-'+V A. ' A- -z-V..-... ,' ' X T 3 'A..s.f ,. l I 'T l 1751 ..,. To 7 V l- A ST G ld ii l Phil Ritterbancl ji' , fy.,-Q' g V . . H u o sc en i f . I' i J i 1 I ' l Phyllis Nevins l i A Mike Shyw A Q tx Bill gig E I y i Phyllis Novins ff Qs I X ia ' Mike Shulem faq. Q1 ' Z 1 ID' 1 X f, i'l'iz X pw X f f X l . i i Bill Slater i Bruce Strauss BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL STAFF The early planning and work for our 1955 annual began early in September, and kept going until the final deadline on April l5th. Serving as editor-in-chief for the 1955 Annual was Bruce Strauss. Pearl Shankman was the editor of the organ- izations section. She was assisted by Arlene Rob- bins. Pearl was also in charge of the homeroom section. Editor of the activities and girls' sports sections was Phyllis Novins. Phyllis was also the artist and art editor. The photography editor was Mike Shulern, Kay Anderson was editor of both the winter and summer Senior Aye sections, and George Wolf- berg was editor of the sports section. The co-editors of the Faculty and R.O,T.C, sec- tions were Stan Zipperman and Bill Safer. We wish to thank Mr. Robert for serving as our sponsor and C.B.S. Television for their help and co-operation. Rush, rush, one final mad flurry! Gotta make that April i5th deadline in a hurrrrryl ' ll' Pearl Shankman uf v X u 'x 0 . -fy, ' Q F 0 X i X i T ' 1! 9 X 217 A fi I Kay Anderson 'WOM ' 'il f i l ..-,.. , ...,.. ., l 22 23 22 5' ' . George Woltberg rn 'I I I I 1 I I I I 1 I I I I I I I ! TOAST OF THE TOWN , CTIVITIES I K N h 1 1 X 5 u 4 A IE F X Z 4 X. Q V! K4 V N WC fl g lg QAQZBQ xcfll lrgairill LHWWJZZLY 'J-, KSN WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE ... Joe Parker ... Roger Holi' Uncle Stanley . Annie ....... Philip Rxlferband Naomi Lifwack ... Gaii Horwitz . . Gail Chase . . Harry Horner Eva Ross .... Sara Leiber Ernesi Greenberg .. Diana Cooper .... Sunny Mae . Harvey Susser Leggeri Frazer Tommy Hughes Sue Barringfon Marian Wilcox Teddy Osborne Jackie Miller ... Helen Lund ... Sam Jones ... Mr. Prescofi . . . . . . . .... Larry May .. Arnold Bacal .... Pam Biggs Evelyn Murpney Paul Darley ... Janice Melli Tamar Lipsnufz EdMixon . John Burkliarcl AND so mmf 1 Armistwze 2. BMW 3' Hcmecc' 4. Santos H' 5, HaveYw 6 Fco?bc'N F 7, Color Day 8. CoHegeA: 9. Muppeih NO, Senior Par ll. KespY0ur IQ. Now 13, o Team Christmas 14. The Works l5. ln:tnUctxo W Wokh OL W, WB Q, Nm 18, Bikes for 19- WSNQRQ QQ, Tuurqf AND SO THIS IS WHAT WE DID Armistice Day Big 84 Little Sister Party Homecoming Santa's Helpers Have You Registered? Football Frolics Color Day College Advisement Banquet A Cappella Spectacular Senior Park Gets A Face-Lifting Keep Your Campus Clean Iowa Testing Christmas With A Cappella The Workout Installation Watch Out! TB or Not TB Bikes for Tikes lt's Noisy 'Round Here Tour ot The Town ' Q3 W f W iv' 5 Y ,ffff ljf -i Tommy . . . .... Larry Loehr, Harvey Susser my Jett ..... .............. G ary Bartick l l Archie .... ..... ' ........ D ennis Dailey l F Harry . .. .... Steve Rutberg, Bill Goetze , Sify X Angus ........ ....... ...... C l ark Neher 'F FQ' Sandy ......... ..... ...................,...., S a ndy Green ff ' - , CE Mr. MacLaren .......,........................ Sheldon Rosenthal A I , ' Fiona .......... Jackie McLaughlin, Erlane Maddox, Myrna Lea Eckerd ' A Jean .,.... ...................... M arcia Sklar, Elaine Fenimore Meg ..... ..... L inda Burkett, Judi Glatt f, fl Charlie .... .,.......... H arry Horner l 1 i Maggie ...... Cecelia Popkin X f' M L d' G B fr -. , r. un ie .... eorge e inger 5 , X Q Stuart ....... .... D on Zavodnick l , Z MacGregor .... ......... J erry Cottone :jf ' X Frank .... . . .............. Al Provost K i Jane .... ... 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A - 1 V Y. 4 g 4 JK P X f X Qi 1 . , -. lf P i X A 1 . ff 4' Myrna Moskowitz Yoel Muchnik Faith Murphy Leon Nixon, .lr John Normanly Richard Noyes Gloria Olodorf Suzie Onouye Phyllis Orange Elaine Ostro Marsha Owens Ed Pacleltord Carolynn Perry Gary Petersen lynn Phillips Paula Pierson Arlene Pinsky Wesley Price Victor Rappoport Carl Rawlings Vickie Razook Bob Reed Foster Ricardo, Jr Jim Richman Lois Rittle L-- XL Beverly Ring Betty Robinson Anthony Rochon Larry Rogers Libby Rogovvrn Henry Rubio Daveen Rudnick Gus Ruiz l.arraine Sabbagh John Saltiel Warren Schannon Marlene Schiff Carole Schiller Peter Schreiber Elsa Schuman Lawrence Schwartz Peggy Shannon Elaine Share Ernest Shelby, Jr. Kenneth Silk Greg Simons Allan Small Dale Smart Pat Smith George Stabnau Harvey Stamler Barbara Stanclitord Wilbert Stanton Alan Steele Robert Stein Sharon Stepakott Shiela Stephens Bill Strueloing l-lelene Strull -2 , 1 5 QE V, :Mn -'QM' l . C F Q RN sw-r N , L! if lijislx .I - 5, .,i,, ? Y ,yf I '- ' vs:- 4 ix , .M 1- K!! y KX A 55 4 vv rl '.v-..- , ,nr lv Peter Sullivan Roger Swanson Jack Tanabe Miriam Tauber Jay Teeman Claudia Thompson Gloria Torino Francine Troop Janis Trudgeon Julia Tusan Anita van Heers Elliot Vaupen Diane Wasserman Jerry Wayne Nancy Weaver Phyllis Weinstein Judith Weintraub Ann Weiss Lew Weitzman Clint Whitfield Ray Whitt Paula Williams Marilyn Woltson Betty Wong Marilyn Wyner P K reams N Fpsgdem .T Sify :xl-uw 1- -I' f Mvffindl Vic? Presgdefll 'U' fs- 1-xx. 'S-. is-4 if if oy- R' fix SI J 'fx rn. Judith Abi' Chuck Adams Irene Adams Befly Alexander Janef Alexander Rufh Alleyne Norma Allison Diane Alrschuler Gary Anderson Kay Anderson Marylen Anderson Barbara Andrew Joel Andrews Shirley Andrews Leslie Aranas Jerry Arenson Margaref Arufian Sherwood Atkinson Robert Averbach Royena Ayers 2 Randall Bacon Dolores Bakula Uraldine Banksfon Wayne Barackman Michele Barham Gary Barrick Barbara Beaird Leonard Becker Alan Belinkoff Virginia Bello fl L 1 ! 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Q ' sv iir' Sally Spriggs Carl Spring Allan Stampa Kenneth Starbird Arthur Stein Rae Barbara Stein Lewis Stein Carole Stern Brian Stevens Martin Stoger Estelle Stone Linda Stone Norma Stone Bruce Strauss Alan Sturm David Suding Sulpen Sully Norman Summers Rikiko Suruki Harvey Susser Byron Takeshita William Tapia Reid Taylor Nancy Thompson Sheila Thompson Irving Tishler Byron Todd Joanne Todd Thomas Tong Robert Tonies f - . . o Dennis Zellinger Daniel Zeller Stanley Zipperman f'q fm bf T? SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES bx Pearl Sart Bob Shafer v. l 1? l , s A' Victor Abita Marty Katz Sandra Larson Delbert Martin Mzchael Wotell Glllnan Wright Theodore WU Jr Arthur Wydler Jr Dick Yamada Sally Yates Ted Yoneshige Myrna York Donald Zavodnik Janet Zekas maxim - f ,. , .V 1 I A A , ' V' x 5 9 'V Y L4 'fmvxuxx rk 4 A f W , A ,,. When in Rome, do as the Romans do! ,S ..,' 5 4 I 5. .-, 'e x X 3, f 33 f 5 S V v If .4,- 7 A X 4 W fx x X 1 BL . .. . A 2 P ,gy in ,,b- fpfffi--, pam, ai hui , .- , ...f - TROPHY du. Q SPORTS I -. l if J' I.. A. I-nel-rs 1955 WESTERN l 1-0 V JK' N6 , ,X . J Vffrx J LEAG .K 1, , f. , C- 1 9 l NWN A T S f I-X. 6 5' v ',f Y. lk A A- ,Alf 1- ' -Y X X l A f l - l ixww X' ,ll ll' l . . 1 ' A ll S . f ,A-1 10 -l l . .X 2 . X. N i X '-', 2 I . x i ' l 1 ' ' g I l '. 'N , A' - l' i '33 X :-A ', gc, l 3 'if l' fl' J I x -fl ll V . .,- 'yy I I - A Q b ll. ' , X ' ', 4' ' H k , f X c 5 , , - - 1 Y ,Y ' ' 4 W i ., 1, I .1 I-' I J V c J , J- ,v Fl. f- fin vkd- F5 Y ., A1 1 4 .M i Y ' i i. ' -. J c l J' ' f e J' Q J Aw J 4 A, Q , ,will W ,K ' N ' wi F3 N-1 iw e- 'Q - A 1' . FIRST ROW: Fred Harclcn, Dave Soghor, Carl Kcndel, Bill Bogle, Dick Savage, 5' and Jirn Maxfielcl. SECOND ROW: Buddy Knapp, Wesley Price, Ernie Shelby, Cecil Mclinn, John Ml THIRD ROW: Yosh Shibnyarna, Leland Smith, Herm Palarz, Bill Nash, Gerald Howl FOURTH ROW: James January, John Normanly, Haven Becktold, Al Plechner, John 1 r I i r O J F l. 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THEY BRING LA. GRID TITLES .:'9U5 ', ShI,L M , ' A, 'YI ' , . W- fM,H,f12r' t O een wp Y - mn 'gown an sm an we as U me Coach Jock Bobmeffe and Coach Harry Edelson ff . ,lkiiri 'W fi' 7 uh , P X .,W5 1 vi PM QOGLE ,,,V M 'M , 1 f'-f ,Q A, .Mb 1 4 A .A 2 . , Q ,f f' ' i F' , X , I . 7' f- A 4 W A oo HUMENUIK . Q ,V ,W BUDDY KNAPP, 'bf J 22211: KX ,j fm , Wf, , ,, U ' E , M I , ' . ' ' K, Q 1.471 A 2 ,,.. ' 1AAA.A s 1 A ,.. .. ' , . f ,.,,, .f f ' -, K rf I , Q 'wi U I X I if AOHN lV?A!5NE,LQ5 7 ,.c M: , . ' FR . , 2 1 2 f , , 'ff ' ' Y' ',f , 3 14, V V. 2 41- I i -,f ,:. , ,f ,., H . .11 v ' 'J 1 L 1 U Q N- W Hx' X, 1 ' -N-QI x, LARRY ' MASON ROSE, R.T. 1 A Q EAI 4, Z1 E ww I aw, 'L M Ya A Y l f 1 5 X A I A QM J T f ' . 5 in., rl ra r r r r -- U rf? I f Q gf V 'iff' , 1 rf X . 1 X 2 rrr I K W 3-M Q W A l rr ' + ,O MrfisgrmiiiliitbZf:,?53niTi,m, K . dy xr 1 ,. V ,I Y'-W. , Vj1V '-RTIN, LH. K Li - f . V N- fi r 7 B? . 'L-f A R 'I 1:51755 . O T L if W ,fr Tr TU JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL , , ,, ,,.,. , 'i iw T f 1 -W.. 4, M,v Q L.,.i1igi1j,rg1rg! gem M - , fir -Q xgnw Y' RH' ' LLLQL 2 ex' L LW 9 I , r , i V g 1, Q I f x jfgr.-' X'r.'5a, 'A fQL'i. ' 1, l- V AL I V ,J x xx! , Rx Q? ' V, 'Y' . - 0-'f'Nf r -' U' . E A fi X Tir T T JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Dick Du Roll, Ray Gustafson, Norm Weinb g N bl D dd Morris Gross, Mk G don, Marty Smythe SECOND ROW D d Y Y F k W g L T gg J h L R S h dr T k h Y h d Myl Lfson J f H r T nh C RTHROWRhdPkAl vvlk Jhvvdsdfwh rycgg BHM do 0 f T rf 4 T L THIRDROW Abyp Bus Arh Dy 0 b YM gm T F tlund .., .mfr A H my V ,mf , ,W '.t' ,,,. ,W ...V - , M i , .,gf,'w.w' f,.,,,, h,,-11.9w'N- If ' ' . ,, 2 . '7 'lt' .1 N wi 2 fr' if .... V 'N-1' -1 i , 0 ,, ' - 'rff2?faw' ' 171 it-if 1:1-A ,,y , . , f .ir .4wv.'Gf-:'?'-fgffwi Li,-ff , i ' v '5LEQWl.9'fW 5 A ,,, -am, , s,. . 'r ,, A f fr... j, -' ,, i f f , M f.Wc'f-42 7:7747 4.1. A W .1 -. 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I i M is- I. -5 Q' H, I fg . ,cw Fw .,.' , - HU , , , Ay' .V .1 ' V ' . f, . -5 ' fp f , ,f .ze , f ', , ' , f' .. df, - ,, ' f f. wig H ,' ,P+ Wal .az f- 1' L - :M L42...w 1- n . rc 1'--4351 -t'7:t'2t Yfwwrff-1Lfww-fy-' -' ' A, Q ffz, -f',2 r T . ' f. 1551-aff 111 3 .x If 7 ' ' t'3 lff.1.Qr:-i '-.i'.:!':?K:- cf- '..':- ,J .' ' .,., L... - '- .1-A ' WAITING FOR THE BALL here is Mike Rutberg, but those Panthers are determined to break up the play. Glendale Hoover was L.A.'s second foe, and the Romans downed the power- ful C.l.F. contenders, 20-O, in a night tilt at Glendale High School. Quarterback Jim Maxtield sneaked over tackle midway through the first period tor the first score. Sebastian Tom, Rome's place-kicking specialist, added the extra point. It was a passing night for Maxfield, who completed ll out of 14 passes for 194 yards. In the second stanza, Erwin Martin drove through tackle on a two-yard plunge and then tumbled into the end zone, where center Roland Halimi fell on the ball forthe six points. Fred Hardon, who caught six of Maxtields passes for 108 yards, scored L.A.'s final tally with the old reliable pass-ploy. Linemen Stan Furuto, Rod Humenuik, and Clint Whitfield all continually harassed the Hoover backs. HUMENUIK OPENS A HOLE, and Maxtield plaws through for the first Roman tally. .- f r 1. ...H ff t f -mf, one ' 4 l Franklin l3 it 'i SOGHOR FIGHTS his way to the promised land to score L.A.'s first tally in the opening quarter. Opening their practice schedule on Haush Field, the Roman footballers were tied, t3-l3, bythe spirited Franklin Panthers. The Romans scored first on a Jim Maxfield to Dave Soghor pass mid-way through the first period, After receiving Maxfield's pass, Soghor carried a would- be tackler with him into the end zone. Soghor also caught five other Maxtield aerials to cap a fine offensive day for him, ln the waning moments of the first half, Ernie Shelby intercepted a Tom Cavalieri pass and scampered 40 yards forthe last Roman tally of the day. GO AWAY, YOU BOTHER ME, says Yosh Shibayama to a would-be Tornado tackler, x SAVAGE STARTS TO ELUDE ONE WOULD-BE TACKLER and Carl Kandel blocks out another. .1 1 , ..,. X tit.. . init we . . t1,u.a.tL 'll firing 5155 ,,51cs:wF:,:'f14 -' 'V DJ'f: eJ':t nie' ,Jiri-312522 ITT: ' ggi, 25:1 ati: .vu if i.'m'2s lat: . 1 my Wig ie .. :qty 57: fjfti' 'MVQ - - -f l'f'2u V99 : ' 1535.3 1.-. 5-1 -ie: Huw: :i:::s:e'e: i t... ., . !u ttg 'ti :Z Ie' LQ: lllhliflilb t lliolti ' : llirt'ilielptM,i, pull? stitisitiifg-,K .y , L9 . it ileriedliaidzt 51:15, A. 'Jr f -ALWBV. ERWIN MARTIN DRIVES OVER from the two-yard line for L.A.'s first score, In the P.-T.A. Milk Fund game, LA. and San Fernanda staged one of the most exciting duels of the year, with LA, finally turning back the defending city champs on Housh Field by a score of 21-20. During the first quarter it was all Son Fernando, with L.A. getting little chance to sustain a drive. But the Roman forward wall held the Tigers from scoring. Early in the second period, Tiger halfback Jerry Mattina smashed over from the tvvo-yard line. Minutes later, a Roman fumble gave S.F. the ball on the Romans' 47-yard line and Mattina went around end to score on the very next play. Finally the Romans started rolling and, led by Maxfields passing and the power-running of fullback Carl Kandel, the Blue and White soiled 68 yards down the field where Erwin Martin drove over from the two. The third quarter was dominated by LA. and near the end of it Maxfield hit end Fred Hardon with a pass to add the tying six points. Tom rnade good on the point after touchdown, and L.A. finally held the lead, T4-i3. Not to be denied, the Tigers came back to go back in front on a I5-yard pass. M l axfield carrying the ball over again to tie up the game. When Tom made h's third straight conversion, giving L.A. its winning margin, the crowd went wild. After the ensuing kickoff, LA. drove 66 yards in I6 plays, with 'v:na::f'e f Q wwf Q , 1'-ev QM oft-59. -. , .1 W WHITFIELD THROWS A BLOCK, and Herm Bruce takes advantage of Clinr's help to pile up valuable yardage. SAVAGE FLIES through the outstretched arms of one Venice defender, while Fred Hardon blocks out another. K '9 6 G ff 1 fi- I if f .gr ,, if ' I ' , -, , ..,. 1. if , 9 Xt ,Z ei ' ' g 1' , 4 4 , - 5 - ' 'J i, it V, ' V - I H, ' ' 1: ... -I cr ,ggtgan--, ,Ml ft r , - Vg, I Q , San Fernand6'2O ,i ,i',., m .,. . , fi. ' 'Bowl Game '- 'isc f . ..i LOOK OUT, YOSH! Conrad Johnson and the flying Yosh Shibayama hit so hard on this play that Yosh, who fell on his wrist, was put out of action . - 'ff Elms:-wym-... . .f- LED BY FINE BLOCKING, Carl Kandel reels off one of his longest gains of the year, a I5-yarder. That's Bill Bogle out in front. ,M-,ff . LA,'s varsity gridders opened defense of their Western League crown on Housh Field by capsizing the highly touted Venice Gondoliers, 48-0. Quarterback Maxfield, who completed 8 out of Il aerials for T45 yards passed for three of LA.'s touchdowns, hitting end Hardon on two of his tosses and Dick Savage on another. Savage scored again near the end of the game Erwin Martin, who along with Savage averaged five yards per carry, also scored a T.D. Other touchdowns were scored by Herm Bruce, on a 45-yard run late in the opening quarter, and by Ernie Shelby on a 28-yard run early in the third period. Extra-point kicker Sebastian Torn had a field day, making good an six of seven conversion attempts, DESPITE THE FRANTIC REACH OF VENICE DEFENDER, Fred Hardon sli the goal to score six points. if ps past 3 f-5.4-Q9 A ' sy Wx. YS . 1 . -,,, ..-.., 43' I, wa? Nw f New MW' ,,, ,. l i i A ,,,,..f.ff .34 Tl-lERE'S THE BALL, Clnd there S Fred Hardon ready to grab lt. Hordorl gained Sl yards an this play. , T Q Ang 11 Q -' -:.p--3,-, , ' L 3 Kapil?-. 'm all -. ' -ee,--5 - , ,, 1 1 - -- W - if B' x rfvd ' - f ,. , 1. Y My .K l l E I Z 1 x , ......... .,.,,,,,,, ,,,, M ...... . ...-. .... M... t -nl 3 ' , rr- . . ...... ... , ..... ...- f 'x ul ,:, 'N 1 --iw.. tn... N... H ...H v. .- :-f-- W ' - 4,4 . , nf, I x- -t.,-.w....... ......t. .-.W .. L.. 5, A T t. r- ,.....,.....,.... ...........-..- . 'I .. X 1' xx F 5 , s,-4i-..-v-v-.- ,-'aa-. -1- n - ---e--1 V' - .. t 1, l 1 . :ML-W..----rf'--e., H.-.....-J ' ' 1, 'r ' 'N ffl 4 ' in 1 , K ...t..... , Y ,-,.es,, 4-V .. ,,' ,L-ae HARDON SCORES after receiving a Maxfield pass. The fleet second All-City end cashed in on this play, covering 42 yards. Dorsey was the last formidable obstacle in the Roman s march to the league title, and the Dons were beaten, I3-7, on Housh Field. L.A. scored first, when, with fourth down and two yards to go on the Dorsey six-yard stripe, quarterback Maxfield found Hardon in the end zone. The final Raman tally came late in the contest, when fullback Carl Kandel plowed over from three yards aut. On the first play after the kickoff, Dorsey scored when quarterback Gene Pickard hit his end Jack Robinow with a long pass play good for 61 yards. Fine games were l also turned in by linernen Whitfield, Hurnenuik, and Eagle, while backs Martin and Savage also helped the Roman cause. ' ERWIN MARTIN rounding end and heading for an eight-yard gain f Ark A ' E Lg'-is.,-, SHELBY GALLOPS around left end for a seven-yarcl gain. Journeying across town, the men of Rome next met the Fairfax Colonials and easily emerged with their fourth straight victory, 34-7, In the first quarter Max, field threw a l9Ayard T.D, aerial to Hardon. Minutes later the some combination clicked for 42 yards and six more points. A little later when Haven necxtold blocked a Lion puni' in the end zone, i-lordan recovered it for his third tally of the day, L.A.'s two remaining scores came on passes from Maxfield to Ernie Shelby good for 31 and I4 yards. The lone Lion score came late in the game, when Mike Longo connected with end Dave Skepner on a pass play covering a total of 72 yards. SAVAGE LEAVES DORSEY man clutching air and takes off for valuable yardage. bd, , i -' li. nln Fn t tgf l 'llc in M., 'dd . EZ Tyrant 3 za, I ,ivy it f 1 . Er M4-' ', . W A lvl ,i I 'WV 34 V l , s if' Q' - , .1 ...., , ,.,,.,.,,,,..,..,,s.,s .,., l 4, , . . new ' W, , ., S ' SOGHOR GRABS for the hoghide before the watchful eyes of the referee and the Roman Rooters. ,H f still. V ,A it ,Wx wiiiitct it P5 fi 0,9-r 'ta hcl 'gr 5' mtg atlslcvfv fl tpn':'. ll' 'fl if 5' '- Li 5 lin' s::'e wi F511 T.-,c :Ui exif 0:e'ii9 9 if' my tg lO y:'5s Q. i',tt5grr:e Yi ' wtf l'.rrre: ,gr5Sl1sl:tin':' LZ., . 'll:mnyl,:'r:'l: P 5-i ?'iii DOM. 35? rw in :iz rs' l r 5 .UQ rm GUS WA I ll ' nlcl W l 'N r V . W' lvl i ,fggfgg ,cs ., WAITING IN THE SHADOW OF THE GOAL POSTS is Dave Soghor, Soghol caught the ball for one of his two touchdowns. Starting off slowly, the Romans could only score once in the first half against Hamilton, but rolled on in the second halt to a 33-7 triumph on the losers' turf. L.A.'s first score was set up by Carl Kandel's interception and return to the ten-yard line. Two plays later, Moxfield threw seven yards to Dove Soghor for the score. Opening the second half, fullback Kandel capped a 37-yard drive by smashing IO yards up the middle to pay dirt. Minutes later, after recovering a Yankee fumble, the Blue and White scored on a 29-yard pass from Maxfield to Soghor. With the opening of the final chukker, John McLane fired a TD aerial to Ernie Shelby which covered I3 yards, The tinal Roman tally came when halt- back Johnny Normanly plowed into the end zone from I4 yards aut, FIRST DOWN! Referee signals that Erwin Martin picked up another first down for the Romans. K fi ' x Q I . nt X x 'Q i . , A mf AROUND END GOES JOHN MCLANE as Erwin Martin gets ready to throw a block. 9 N 'ft 1. NY 'ffm :Q A .Sgr 5' S we :fn 'W' if t N ff ' 'M' S mga,- F ' 'aiu' ve me Q -rs.-1 Ili 'r3vA--- we K-'FZW '-wx.-...alff '7le'f--4 ' wr .. ,. 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In their big homecoming game, the unbeaten Romans faced an inspired University eleven, and after a tough battle the invading Warriors were subdued, I3-7, The opportunist Romans scored the first time they got the ball, marching down to the 22-yard line from where Maxfield and halfback Dick Savage teamed up on a fine pass play for the score. Tam converted for the locals, Coming right back, the Warriors tallied on a 39-yard aerial from Dick Her- nandez to Dan O'Brien. Hernandez performed his P.A.T. chores accurately and the tilt was tied at seven all. There was no more scoring inthe next two quar- ters, and it was with less than five minutes remaining that the Romans went ahead to stay. HERM ROLLS FOR ELEVEN. Halfback Herm Bruce flies through the center of the Warrior line for an ll-yard gain, 1 gp-ef ,,. - fri'-L-, ,v Y -' -I 1 if ' 52.3-5 .-1 -1 I 5 A.: ' is-41 lT'S SAVAGE reaching for a Mixtield aerial. ANOTHER COMPLETION for Maxfield, as Martin gathers in the leather. MCLANE GRINDS OUT valuable yardage against the Mules. San Fernando, the defending city champs, had a chance to avenge their Milk Bowl loss to the Romans in the semi-finals of the City Championship playoffs, and after four quarters of high-pressure football, they came away with another one point loss, 7-6, on Occidental's Patterson Field. Shortly after the second half opened the Romans drove 80 yards in 19 plays, with Savage smashing over from one yard our. The extra point attempt by Tom was good. Minutes later Fernando's Bob Cirino hit his end, George Pupich, on a two-yard TD aerial. , pl , '- ,,f4 'iffy' . 1- . ' f ll . I, , . - ,gq . . ,,f,4 . 'Y 1204 - A Zfaf - K , f,,fp . main UP Holi 55- ' s fgfj- . lil-3 r, r, l .,lY l'l 1 l ll ll., T 4 'A .fx ill, lli GO This v.:5 tgeni 'te guvie as 're :I ' A .'Mf,,?'f IQ T Jf 73iF?'57'fT QI. ,N M y ,V lg, 'f A U 1 xv . -- If i p- M-r'li'1' qlf, 'y 5 5. ' ' mga -- A W , C V '- . 1 ' ,- F . 3 RN, 5- F , 6. 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Two Toilers againsf Dick Savage prove to be Too many. , . ?:..- 1- ,--,,fi1'Tw' ggi, ' aft' .Q ..'-5,,.g...-V ilg.-L-IE-E?--1?-. - 1- fi . Q af- 'cf-fs s f ki- A. ef I Q fiaiiw-- .- 4 :ff 'P 5, F' Jr., , 3 ' ,U , .,A.. , ki 'F'U ' Nil. A , -1 WJ.. '5- ,. A tx 3 . ' . 1.1 f J, A I .1 I ' A ale. 9 za' T . 5 - If HEY, LET GO! This was probably wha' Jchn MCLGHE 'Hough' UT This DURDEN SNEAKS ri-ireouei-i, despafe effofis of The Roman forward well, r , stage of The game as The Roman runners were having rough going. go Score for The Toners, i A l .My v Two games were played in The Coliseum ThaT faTeful day wiThouT a doubT played The greaTesT defensive game of Their ' -in The firsT, which was a Thriller all The way, Glendale Hoover careers. I L was beafen for The CIF championship bv CenTennial on a play In The firsT period, Manual showed a glinT of Things To come, ' ThaT acTuall Took place a'fTer The un had sounded, The second wiTh All'CiT Earnel Durden finding a hole and Thrashin Throu h Y 9 Y Q Q game was noT close, for Manual ArTs beaT our Romans for The for 23 yards and six oinTs. Don To 'ian's conversion aTTern T P PI P Town crown, 21-O. was good. Coach Harry Edelson said, Manual ArTs was The besT bal- AfTer Two hard-foughT defensive quarTers, Manual scored anced Team I've ever played. If some of our linemen hadn'T on a pass play covering 60 yards. played as well as They did, iT would have been a caTasTropheI A Roman fumble on The Manual ArTs' four seT up The Toilers' IT wasn'T our day in The backfield for sure, Six or seven final Touchdown. Durden smashed over for Their Third score. fumbles by six or seven of our backs, indicaTed ThaT eiTher Many of The sTerling players who led l.,A. To a Third sTraighT Manual ArTs' hard Tackling had a loT To do wiTh iT, or our backs league championship were named To The All-League and All-CiTy iusT were havin a Tough Time holding on To The ball. conTingenTs. Ca Tain ClinT WhiTfield led The All-CiT Team and Q I3 Y CrediT should be given To Frank Obligacion, classy Bee quar- was named The ciTy's Player of The Year. Also named To The All- Terback, who was moved up To The varsiTy for This imporTanT Cify eleven WCVG Rod Humehuik, Jim Maxfield, and Fred Hardon. I game. As a safeT man on defense, iT was a arenT ThaT he The laTTer being on The second Team. These four also were of Y PP 1 ,fa saved us from being scored upon Twice. course, on The All-VVesTern League Team. ,' On The line, Cllnf WhiTTield. who played as a linebacker Bill Bogie, Jay Teeman, Erwin MarTin, and Carl Kandel were for The firsT Time in his career, Turned in a greaT game, Tackling viciorigly Time and again, while Rod Humenuik and Bill Bogie honored on The second All-VVesTern League Team. I Bl 'gr' TP- . O,. O 195 BEE FOOTBALL TEAM ' -I Wrilllllli - -tm .P . 1139533 31 9 BJ 2 A4 fi xy ' vf, V .5241 IB , 1' . F J , - .. ,vw -.,.. , is -' Y' rififruonuw J: iilw' FIRST ROW: Mel Weinberg, John Morrison, Kee Suzuki, Rubin Fierro, Hal Kern, Bill Tapia, Dale Smart, Morty Rosenthal, Carl Worthington, Bob Ferguson, Ken lwasaki, Stan Malin, and Allen Steiner. SECOND ROW: Arnold Goldstein, manager, Toshito Nokoyama, Glenn Komoyotsu, Larry Hankammer, Leon Branche, Ken Linah, Hiro Kumasaka, Walt McGowan, Ronnie Lew, Louie Green, John Cochran, Jim Raftel, Lance Casper, Henry Takei, and Robert Yamasaki, manager. THIRD ROW: Francis Nakano, Bob Dewberry, Ron Billingsley, Benjamin Nance, John Doyle, Al Hayasaka, Bob Shuken, Frank Obligacion, Jon January, Cal Madamba, Norman Malin, Ronnie Heller, and Pete Taylor. FOURTH ROW. Dickie Hasegawa, Gerald Ozowo, Tom Yonenaka, Fred Wada, Art Iwasaki, Arthur Brooks, Athus Claude, Richard Ross, Ben Trout, Joe Nobles, Dickie Yamada, manager, Paul Martin, manager: and Coach Ollie Seeley. if .V W bt Qt, Lg My f , r llssa U1i:' ,ff? e. 'f l?iHig, Dj f 3 .,r'df!.-' yu, f at N... 1 5 FA .X WV . 5 I ,, , I -wi., .,,c age-I 1 fffrl' fnr- A V it I Wilgfw ,H -4 - it is we y Coach Seeley Coach Seeley watches os quarterback Frank Obligacion tries o handoff to Bill Topia. Other backs are Rubin Fierro, AI Hoyasoko, Francis Nakano, Gerald Ozowa, and Leon Branche. 1 J. 1' '- 'E 5': ,,,,- y ' ,.f:gy,,,H, IHIII g,,ggg,i, if fir- ' ' y 4 x4j,,:..1 .n . 'I' . if! It lil ?I,s'. A - 'FE '-- lg,-i P .. . Nov, Q r it ,, T Q I elm An... X l at r I. J 'it-9 . 794 . , M lj . QQ ..w ,.., v 5 Twink, r 7, ' I ..,G . - , rr- ie . I F 4. L 1 , , w ife' , I v A 'I -YN' , 'l ,QaiCf.- - rl - 1 . -r g 1 4 Q' 5?f4?rif'fi E7l'7TQf Q 'Q71 i7? '1if?1T1'-T FIRST STRING: Ends Carl Worthington and Jon January, linemen Hal Kern, Dickie Hasegawa, Kee Suzuki, Bill Tapia, and John Morrison, and ends Mel Weinberg and Bob Dewberry. Bocktield men Leon Branche, Bill Tapia, Frank Obligocion, and Francis Nakano. Dale Smart and Carl Worthington show off their lIneman's stance, while and other linemen watch. Rorne's Bee Footballers nabbed the second spot in the Western League. The Bees scored victories over Franklin, 7-O, Venice, 25-7, Fairfax, 7-O, and Hamilton, I4-O. They played to a scoreless tie with Glendale Hoover, and were deadlocked 6-6 by Son Fernando, and l34I3 by University. They suffered their only loss to league champion Dorsey. Top players included All-Leaguers Worthington, Smart, and Tapia, and second string All-Leaguers Kern and Nakano, while tackle Morrison received honorable mention. i I 4 I I I yl I I I O I t I i Wiley rf I Iwi It I Q .iii ' .git III. Q , ii . I I i I I I I I y . I i. 'L Ii P , il I l It I 4 I I -viii: ,lit t- ,. .. .L 5. it . .4 VI ,fl ' ,V 1 ' er Ji ny, GN: 'n'51rex3::r,, 52:11-:A ' Elihscn li: P lmllici we umlueqien W It . Etilbii gamers! llelwsity I aulgme M number im Sl I I 1954 CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS if 5. y ,jx-V . III' s' i I.llll.i!lia ,K Tl5f-45, l I 'ir y ? ,E FT e- :..:.-,.. l l I ,. l:,I::w . N K, . v x35d?W , ,find 1 -' r . 1 W X, 'af .. . VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-First row: Hank Ramirez, Jerry Fox, Paul Geale, Rudy Jackson, George Hedson, ' Sid Pelston. r W0 , v ,. 'Til if'.iDf f 'ali J i 1 rn .gmt , ' I , 'Auf qi:-I-. bil' ?'1f ' I rf: sew Eli' sure: fi5 ' 7r, 51 5: ,LM fr, V -A: If il J 5 ,1f'7:' 1, I f ' gi V+ , ,Jai W ' ,J f TM grew, . ,,t f' , ,,5f,.fv V 1 ' l 5 .a ,,, rjT0fli fr , r 1:9155 Mn It , , 0,41 ,Q fel 'on l Second row: James Green, Ken Ando, John Hogan, and Earl Gravelly. A 'T C ,vial .J Z ,Q E fe AM TWWW' glwgfk lm Mg r., 42, I 4412 V' , -,qw th f ' .nf fd .4112 f 2. 17A J . . 'T he f ., 4,,,n fm JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-First row: George Takei, Paul Taylor, Elrner Draper, Bob Elliott, and Ray Cannon. Second row: Roger Wong, Chris Moody, George Smith, George Furuta, and Clork Krngston, and Fred Dellor. Smithsan. Albert Johnson. TENTH GRADE HARRIERS RUN OFF WITH WESTERN LEAGUE TITLE Paced by Carl Newton, L.A,'s TenTh Grade disTonce aces 9iQl1Th, in Tl'1GT Order, were unbeaten in dual meets and Took The league crown. Newton garnered a Third in The league meeT. The -lU 'l0V VUVSITY UQQVEQUTG- The VarsiTy was led by John Hogan, Hank Ramirez, and Paul Geale. The Trio aided The Romans in nailing down The TOT The CITY Tl TUlS- number Two spot in The league by placing Third, fifth, and and SCORES OF l..A.'s VARSITY LEAGUE DUAL MEETS lLow score winsl L. A. 26, Venice 30 L A. 22. Fairfax 34 L. A. 31, Dorsey 27 L. A. 21, Hamilton 36 L. A. 42, University I9 E E ff, Ugg, .1 . vii mm, , 4 TENTH GRADE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-First row: Carl Newton, Phil Krinitt, Levi Second row: John NIcCurdy, Ronald Gold, Richord Nozaki, David Scott, and Bob EllioTT, Clark SmiThson, and George SmiTh sparked Hogan and NewTon were The only Romans To qualify 83 awe tiff, Harry Bledstein, forward v il if ff f, 4 f 'f 4, 7-3' 4 X3 ,fi - . ,J ' Ed Padelford, forward Steve Salkin, forward Reggie Dixson, ,X With the gtfv ease, Fteerw F , f Q wh rw , y Q , I' I P 'Q Randall Bacon, forward Rene Gelber, center Gene Freeman, center Tom Wolver, guard 1 I .4 .A X t, . 'V 1 i - ' E T ,R N 5- ,t W I ltr' : '. ,fm fix ,Q 1 ' game Qwe Q ,, Coach Horace Bresee - , qu l f ' 1 ' ni .W ., ,.,, fb ,X Ed Johnson, guard Don Childs, guard Jim Bratton, guard rx f 1gzg:..Lg:,'N.1v'f V Y, 'rr V 11 --W -- - ' ' I !l i 1 5 X Q N ' ,', Salttnggom . ROlVlE'S VARSITY tl T BASKETBALL TEAM t N, ,gbttsafgqqi 2 lsgglnggw ,QgLNGEZq9f 3 T CV I 7 BBB H ' I Q ,V 5 - N. Wwi,?5 t tee t tee A E, t L- , I i , Q5 xi , , Jim Bretton, and Randall Bacon. 84 FIRST ROW, left to right: Ed Johnson, Reggie Dixson, Ed Padelford , Harry Bledstein, and Tom Wolver. SECOND ROW: Don Childs, Sieve Salktn, Gene Freeman, Rene Gelber consternation gl t X l S t , l f t t l x, Qt 1 ti , , Tv K Yo itltie wives Wt 1 il i i 1'X l ' l l l l l t l i l t L l N i A1 A.. f-..:4- -- N1- is it: I i ,- , :v X il P' -r-f-1, X , iv' E , S' 'il 02 Salkin sparks the action with a set shot. Gene and Andy fight for the ball. o late, Freeman fires away as Warriors watch. Steve and Eddie were always ready. if A iump-shot special, courtesy of Wolver, fl Bratton goes high to take his shot. . 4? 2 ,., ? H...- l l , ' x X Xml , X Somebody is going to get that rebound. .. f , 1 ,, K6 llyfiih- ' 'isi- f 1 1 Q . ' if fxiii Rome's 1954-55 cage crew was always in there battling, but suf- fered its worst campaign in years and nearly always wound up on the short end of the scoring. Bas- ketwise, the Romans were usually sparked by center Gene Freeman, who set a Western League sopho- more scoring standard of 28 points against league runner-up Dorsey. Jimmy Bratton led the locals' de- fensive efforts, while most valu- able player Ed Johnson displayed fine rebounding talents to lead in that department. Captain Ed Padel- ford was the ball-control specialist, and set up Roman scores on numer- ous occasions. The highlight of on otherwise lean season was the 55- 51 victory over Dorsey. The Romans were also led on occasion by iurnp- shot specialists Steve Salkin and Tom Walver and the sharp set- shots of Harry Bledstein. With nearly all of last season's squad returning, the Blue and White clad Pioneers will be out to surprise a lot of teams in the Southern League. W 721121. k X! M. f V 1 5 '1 I IQXEEUHE 2:5 Ed IJ Wav, we - sums 2: B7b0DcA:?:2 I 'uv ,rl Q I F? L A . Mme, Q55 7. A W 1 ' N L ai .ut , S B0h O'D0wd F i- . W 4 guard .,.n,3:Vevepmn1 vw -.. ,, , , I IZ. it Y! ---1 I'1 ' 17 if - J 'i Q' l ii i on. pr-,Milf ,l B J i . Q ities' t i Q, E ' 'I' if 'J Qiiir i 2 2 ff, N 5 il N - ' t -in is H , f 794 , if if J t , it KNEELING1 Bob Freeman, Jim Whitt, Douglas Tampkin, Lloyd Goldwater, Steve Franklin, Bob Ferguson, Jerry Goldwater, Dusty Hoffman, Dick Werdesheirn, Ed Miller, Gene Allen. STANDING: Coach Pollard, Dan Zeller, Norm Summers, Alvaro Zamora, Ed Ring, Steve Gallup, .lack Bradshaw, Jim Weston, John Gutman, Ed Gamboa, Bob O'Dowd, Robin Gillies, Bill Johnson. jf,,,, RQMES 1955 RACQUET ef SQUAD ' T1 .... .4 f - .,,, .... . ee Miller 522 , ' ,c-,s... 'I' II '17 7. U! 'I i +112 - -fix .- . U S Em A11 2 A t f - is Bob O'Dowd 4 ' D ' i X-nv This year's tennis team, handi- capped bythe loss ot many of last year's lettermen, faced a tough season, with its high-point being the meet with last year's city cham- pions, University High. At the time the Annual went to press, the team, led by Captain Bob O'Dowd and backed up by many of last year's returning veterans, was rated one of the best contenders tor the West- ern League crown, -if , A ,ww ,. y RC.. 3-is 29 .J Coach Hank Pollard , :Y I y B ji 2' LI. J IIT! ll gftl ,Dusty Hoffman Sr Bobylzreeman .l.liJ 'vin .WE r..... HE ,,.., Q: ... - ....,.-. 40. .t , i . x 4 Ji. T1 .,,'Q,, J-.-. 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K 1,31 '5 ai L ,,4, This year's varsiTy baseball Team was one of The besT which LA. has fielded for a long Time. ln pracfice games The horse- hiders, led by ouTsTanding play- ers like STU Goldschen, John McLane, Harry Gobler, and Yoshi Shibayama, beaT Riis and Poly. AT The Annuals deadline, Their only loss was To The Oxy Frosh. Rome's surprieing i955 Team was coached by rnenTor Bill Greene. , if H will , 'si-i ROMES 1955 SWIMMING TEAMS VARSITY SWIM TEAMfFIRST ROW: Mike Roth, Ken Srarbird, George Wolfberg, Bob While Icapiainl, Ray Hebert, Frank Obligocion, and Tony Feliciano. SECOND ROW: Mickey Harris, Frank Meyer, Dave Wifien, Jim Rogers, Vicror Abi1a, Robert Tonges, Don Roloff, Robert Mushef, and Lc rry Lore. THIRD ROW: Woody Porter, Maytor McKinley, Jon Templar-Lietz, Bob Zide, Kent Mason, David Kalembiorion, Burt Pines, Marty Heisler, and Bill ' :a'?H'Fi5giif1f -,r..Qi'2-1 Y wig xx sufa 1 BEE AND CEE SWIM TEAMS Gary Myers, Mike Mulder, and Burke Coyervy. i.H g,Y-,iiA -L. . . 3.'-MI1 1 it 1 arg A-Q' , g 2,3 A-r -.., gf Coach Jack Bobineiie I I I J . 51,-f .f 451 4:- QJ, .- ,gg - Bos Hr ' ix reifl' lei lil 5 , W Wgurcnrners UW -' I we Icom lCI 'U ' l .,:riEIClICl-ir'-l5UQ-9: I pirnrales. , , W5 5r,r,,mre's -I :pcm 'rf' 5' 73.55 +5 p5,'.5rJ:': 5, rlfrr :are :s::.se:5cT:s2 :ES 5,5 :fe i:::s v. LJ ire isis 5 l ::s.p:ner.:a Jyczre' D,er:': I 'ryre See :Hz :fre :I crner 'g r Vx erefl WEICC-,n'::'e21 'fjrd-lzlde' Ke' ily, with Ian :TCE lrd. Siclnrd alfa g,r,g and ICC-icrd lrffyrf diillurfor Iigl HE, Us saw w lean 3 all zsrcrggg, trial. I :lt-E. V Siggf-. r: ,F My Wg yd Gym, rr 'I If but sig I ,nam .25 img ,EF ET r-re ,W ll 'Zr.'r3'5i M -Vzll 1-nr w .mx fl, If fl: rg yew., I LEW? 'he BQ I r 1 ', , r ET rP': nrr A. 3, I -ry. , lr: Wi le free. f z,1,gl.,EdyE! Nj-r' A 3, rr L gm ,I ,i5,.,, . g., r,.,,'rlr wr,.L, had ,G llIf0Srsrm.,5, J, ' UEQESS. ' If , .r in, Iwmxh 4FlRST ROW, Dove Mclfeon, Carl Spring, John Spring lCee caprainl, Clark Neher, Edward Gonzenbaclw, SECOND ROW: Walter Davis, Larry Aosrrro, Peter Rony, Steve Hull IBee copvornl, Don Hilmer, Mark Jason, and Peter Blierz. THIRD ROW Chuck Merrill, Sieve Aranos, Brace DaI'on, Connie Srewarr, Mel Bresee, and Mike Naus, Q , 1 r rr'prly,l.v- MN l is ll Qi T il, .Quill EY 'N ,- X15 7 ll CA! C Q . f aa I ,T ill 4. N. .wh J fill M 59 'fix- .1 F T lx -Q15 .L3'..ka. Bob WhiTe-BreasT sTroke Ken Sfarbircl-Freesfyle George W0lfbeV9-Bfeasf Slfoke Led by six returning varsiTy monogrammers and several fine boys from The Bees, L.A.'s naTaTors were looking forward To defending Their second-in-league and Third-in- ciTy finishes. Rome's swimmers firsT mef Ingle- wood To open Their pracfice slaTe, and Tied The powerful SenTinels, 36- 36. NexT came Beverly Hills, and, because of close losses in boTh re- lays, The locals were defeaied, 46- 29. The boys shown on This page made up The nucleus of Rome's var- siTy power. Diver Frank Obligacion, Two-Time Bee champ, had a good chance of annexing varsiTy laurels in This evenT. ln The QOO-yard freesTyle, school record-holder Ken Svarbird led The way, wiTh Jim Harper noT far be- hind. Sfarbird also swam in The 50 and TOO-yard freesTyle evenTs, as did MayTor McKinley and Don Roloff. The swim Team was also blessed wiTh iTs sTrongesT breasT and back- sfrokers in many seasons, wiTh Bob WhiTe and George Wolfberg han- dling The breasf sfroking chores, and Ray HeberT, Tony Feliciano, and Bob Zide giving The Romans a Triple- ThreaT in The dorsal evenf. ln The individual medley, Felici- ano held sway, wiTh Wolfberg and Harper adding sTrengTh To The evenT. Leading The Bees were freesTyler Gary Myers and Mel Bresee, who swam boTh The freesfyle and The in- dividual medley, along wiTh diving. FreesTyler-backsTroker Dave Mc- Kean and breasTsTroker John Spring paced The Cees. ,M N Hof, n yfvyf Q ,Ag ' rf'- ...N if 'sw , N . X ff Don Roloff-Freesfyle 1- ww ,gi :ilk .A A 'p F I 'MT' ' , 1 we i-- fe- . Frank Obligacion-Diving Ray Heberf-BacksTroke Tony Feliciano-Individual Medley MUYTOV MCKlnleY-'Ffeeswle 'llm Harper-Freestyle VARSITY TRACK AND FIELD TEAM ,ef fi .- -.- 4' 7--0-.I , wr vw WMWAM aw 1125 A., ..,V.t., 4.1.2- ' Q,I ',,si3ii .WSG lglil . 1 1 ,H '- af .7 , x 1. W., .w fgug -1,1 1, wt 'Surf -1. M, , - ' -4'-.J JN I . FIRST ROW: Gaston Garrett, Alonzo Wilkens, Rudy Jackson, Frank Blake, Delbert Martin, Ben Betrice, Reggie Dixson, Randall Bacon, Norman Herbert, and Paul Martin. SECOND ROW: Clark Smithson, George Smith, Leon Triggs, Alan Exner, Don Zavodnick, Gordon Gantt, Frank Obligacion, and Elmer Draper. THIRD ROW: Jim Heinz, Sid Pelston, Gerald Howard, Ed Johnson, Ronald Vaughn,Mike Kowitz, Dave Cowan, and Carl Kandel. FOURTH ROW: Herb Pierce, Al Omansky, Dave Fishman, Lance Casper, Raymond Morgan, Danny Saldana, Gene Freeman, and William Brown. l1fK'K7:r::- VT: , ii. This year's varsity track team, defending their Western League championship, is in the process of rebuilding. Led . by thinclads such as Chuck Chambers, Rudy Jackson, Ben ' Betrice, John McLane, and John Hogan, the team beat Frank- lin in a practice meet and defeated Fairfax and Venice in .. r their first two league clashes. As the Annual went to press ITTYTYFTWY' 'r mit H. J ,, the team was preparing for their two toughest and league deciding meets with University and Dorsey. 'r ' W - ' rnm'T:.1',. , . ., i.i.I, ...ri A -.k . V 43 -qv an ft ' ,, -M zz.. K -ff f n ff , 5.7! Il I ' i ll ating!! 34: ' .- f..- 'i': 'T , -3-,fpkl rm f, yr ,wg-,:..,,'s g ' 'iggiiliu 4, qv EQMI, g f-J ,f,,.A,, s. .v.ff A- -.-' 2,55-1 are ..1s f .W - fl., Al, ,ash Lina ., LX' 5 Q 414 2 M . , Iff? -'V' Coach Homer Graves and Coach Harry Edelson, i'1.,g1-if 5 3. .ik A , - ,Zi I It Il lf 3 ' l il'ii5f: T Paif . y .. 3.1 ,gtg :gy 'ilcgw , fa F ' ri I at f w fir 1 V 5 v .Il - , .. fe- g . . J- '1- ---.--cf' . ' Mf'iGF'fi,.i?lQ1-,gg . jf' . -I -':f :L -T T, gg Pole Vaulters Dan Saldana, Dave Fishman, and Haven Becktold. .A t M. Ben J I if I ,, I E nn' U gd Pelstcn Und Iwi 8801Yurd DJ I. I 5 I , R., ,, L I il I I. ii, C . i L , itll! v I ..l . I lieth . , .,, nl, JR l WV, I f. l X , . . A mn! li w ,,- Q lj 111 4, L' ' ax gi------'M- ' . ' - ,' L,.4f f ' 'V N , -' - , ' I E ir , ll 1 Q: .7 , Egg V .r 1 7 W A lll . In gm . - Mk A I 0 . l X M Q K ., . Y A , , 1 'H V' ' H V ' ' ' ' 1 M- -' C M, . .. I k AN K IT f l --.,- I I - ., ,zw,.r1,,,,Mffg,,,. 1 vp ff A-3 f .. , . ' ,-.L . ., l A l , f' 1. . ,, EJ? r w : .V l.l ll, . .A W, ,. J M ,.,f -f. ' - . ,, 5, M ,161 fMrv'f ?' fa l A . K ' - ' ' V ' ' 5 QL Y -4,5 -!5jQag:7b,a'j.3,,,' 35 ' V A fi 5' ' f-I :sf gffgjfz- -'iii A , Q f .sr ' 'Tiff 2 ' , - , -' - , V 1 ,4 24.0, A rl . 1: . 1,, ,,5- '-3, 'f qfv' v-, -- . Yffff , v rs ifiagfp' 32- , - N. ' 23232 -- - ' Q 4 L. f 1' - 2 ' fgf 'L .sg - r f-QS!!! 1 Sid Pelsfon and Rudy Jackson AI Omonsky and Chuck Chambers ' 880-Yard Dash 440-Ymd Dash l . ,gl 1 -J 5: 'tnelrgn- JV, if 1 . l ,Ye Alon Exner cmd John Hogan One-Mile Run 'W-1 ' 1 fa 'M-'Ga . af- 1 A 1. 1 'a.m Qi-al. -- 1 nf - P .6faw.4 . - . lr 1 .- Y X V 4 In 4,5 an , N ' LQ, Q. J, ,,, 5 E , l . ll I fax..-I M . Q -A 1 I I, , - Q, 1 'cw' , l , l ,- 3.,sy5?Qc,a f , - -A '1:g3h,: ' 5 I . 41+ - W' :r.z:-Ev' :M -. - - -mi, l . 'ss - -A l 'V A Tw V fi T' A -'rg-n Www: l 4 .1.:1j6'9 -fff5. FXSCEZW I , .g'L 7:5-f'A5Q1g,5'72,..R f'-v?f 'w 5:41 W1 f -1,-ww I Hakim : ,, ,521-A.-,1f,,..:.2,A.-1SL, - - - ..-1fyfaisf1h,,.,,v if1.+rv3g .F 1l'aY4g','i.'effi.2'Qg ra-.J 1 . QW.. u- . ' , ,,,q.,, - N, ,, f9.f'Z'. 5 w,,,.-fe,:,--Q-.,,v f-fr- ,, Brood Jump GcsTor1 Garret lf I .1M2Qwh 4' 5 ,Ama-f x-il JK .a-1 ..,...... r- .,v,-9 . ,,, f ,g ,, - Q -. -. 'r . , -' U - ,-.N - A r - ..f- 1 . . W- - Brood Jump Reggie Dixson f Low Hurdles l-llglq Hurdles DelberTMc1r'r:n and Paul Murhn Gerald Howard Gnd POUI Mmlm f I J' r y if in 4, A, 4 ww , . ' 1 Q A-' My If I A' 2. f F A ff we , ij li 4 'is:,f. , W M ' 0 ' Lal ly K4 4- A A , V V7 ll 1, Y JT. l -f . V V 1' 34 JA f lg r - f 41-fe 7 ,M l , l u l fl l r pl 4 I J 'wi H A All I A , ll I I .V MJ I . . , ' ' V, p X - f' - l V- 'A 1: u r f Ll,-V, I , -. 4 me uuur e , f fe-P , fuzz Tm .7 ll V. .. Z I , V , ., --.. ,,,..-- 1 I 121 .,.r.....- ..x,.,,,,,,, we . .J .4 'LI . I l I , I . - if I . ,,f , . , iii, 'i . - I ff L ved-if m , we -i A , . T 24 li ' 2,54 I' ' f lf 'J' . va ' ' vf' ' - -' w . -,, L, f.. , -. 1, ,,4,,, , , ,QA , f t- .,,. .4 Q ' ,- - ' -gz. f - ff: 1 ,. - ii ' s A ' 7 , W A, , y - 3 ,,.,,,.,, I ,fi ,, I , ,, ,. - V' 91.5, Y , ' i ,- A- ' ' - v ,A y -, f ,- ,. L, ,L M. ,- ef ,P Y . 4 ROME'S RELAY TEAM - ' - ,-4:i,4, ,-. ,V :A .v:'. I f ec'-.. f- ,, Mfg. ' g,.,,.,1..-v' A 5. -, - ' ' - -vw I , J 1, ,,.,,.,,, ,.,-J, A ' - 1,173 1 ,I ii3.3,3yIT e- - f - L f 1, .iff-'EEW2-.req-f'-Si Ben Berrice, Chuck Chambers, John McLane, Alonzo Wilkens, Al Omansky, Sid Pelston, Delberi Martin, and Herb Pierce. f 2' ...- - 1 'iq f ' :1 'L : I I W Awplfffiv - f fi - Hi n 'i -----......---A-'ir 1- , ,I i-red - 1 , N , f 31 ' ' I , 'if-fg-,,fg,,?Zu2 L , ', 5 ' I , , Q ' Z if' V' L:-U-T- , 'i 3 f , '. milf' , ' : y if lv ,V V L Q, li - . 7, ii. ,ni Egimigi il fx 1-avail, A All fn e ' rf ,VJ ffl. 15: , . l -- fl., ' - , N, '1 fi QQ 4 2' ' V A, L , Q' ' -...fr New nr, 31, 'f ' Q Q MH. ge 'M . .J-L A I '- ' I f I ,I f H , If L - - ,- ,f f , f 1 7 - , ' if 'V 2? ' ' - A Z 3 ,,,, 'Sf ' I I 7, 4M,Vs I , i Rx i, ., V 3 . 7 -s, 5 'l A IA . E Pi V A A ..: we I ge. -L 1 ,I ,.. 1 f - ' . HIGH JUMP , 1 1- Ui' '. -.Q ., ' it I I 4 ' J. I- lk Vw f- , 5 ' ,, , 1 I , I - . ' A . V 4, -4. we ' Y ,, FIRST ROW: Joe Nobles, Leonard Robinson, Howard Steinman, Waller ,. BEE TEAM Thomas, Alan Sturm, Darrell Abbott, and Myron Bromberg. riff SECOND ROW: Ken Ando, Reynold Kimura, Phil Krmivi, Paul Geale, A' g ' 9, Bob Elliovr, and Emi Gravelly. X4 THIRD ROW: Bob Trou, Mike Ruiberg, Mike Bagdasarian, Jerry Dony, , Chris Moody, Tony Aguilar, and Hank Ramirez. FOURTH ROW: Ken Wong, Louie Green, Charles Young, Robert Keeling, Ronald Weidman, Don Childs, and Frank White, V1 ff if Y I ,L in, .. , . f . . ,,.,, , -Mm .. I we - In 5? ' l PW . . . ., ,K , I ff' ar Tw n , w.m' w Hwves--0-MfW 'f ' , ' S- 'V we nf1 '5 ': , - -2 2-wwf Tb. wwf, u. 5 , ,- ' .,,,:,::'f f, f f 5, ,Q '- -.. -35,16 :IE-, I 25 ivrii 'W' '14 ' L . gi . , .A V -ga, Q TRACK MANAGERS fz fggyirzh fig'-fr' - itll W ' f, - -. Andy Stein, Richard Nozaki, and Joe Friedman. , ,.' ,, 'Sifgf if Q 5 Aiwa I ii Q Ofnnlfh- I, I l , IA i L, - ra aa 'A 'I' NIA, . ,-- Q' ' . N ,I x Y! SJ ,pri x L-3 , T, N-,Q Q If WI? 4'-' ' Q .a . Wk J xy! ', . -:i ii . ' 4 'ug Ea'gT'C'4 e1 - FIRST ROW: Osugi. SECOND ROW: Howard Goldring, Alphonso Everly, Clifford Keyes, Burl Malone, Joe Foster, and Waltan Green, 94 l. 'V QTY. CEE TEAM Robert Harris, Lloyd Malamud, Wesley Ten, Joe Louis, Ray l if Qi SHOT PUT Mike Kowiiz, John McLane, and Carl Kandel. W, I Ii IQ, If I I I I ,I I '4 . T G I U -, L. as .Lal Oilie Seeley if l 1 I lull iosfyan, i 15 Ii Iw- -4. ? V 'I ,R I 2 K' J E Wm T-: V' V-J! lx ,I I- l.il,I, '1 I I Coach Ollie Seeley .L I r ' rt '41 , I 'T 1' .. :M 1 ri? ,er l. . H' -vi, .-fini I '51 -1 John Kosty-Parallel Bars FIRST ROW: Curtis Arima, Delna Hutt, Robert 1 Smith, 5 -s I fi EN! new if Leland Smith, Tony Whyte, Roy Tanabe, Allan Wutkee, N... t ,.,.,,-f Bill Kobayashi, Byron Takeshita, Sammy Bhang, Carl Worthing'on, and Bill Vincent, SECOND ROW: Gerald Selby, Dave Bhang, Herb Grotheer, Gary McFarland, Mike Sullivan, Elliott Glass, Dick Nathanson, Francis Nakano, Everett Van Vlear, Laurin Benson, Kee Suzuki, and John Kosty. THIRD ROW: Bill Lee lmanagerl, Roger Raphael, Dan Rogers, Charlie Kohrs, Harold Rosen, Dick Wolfe, Paul Cuthbert, Delray Powell, Norm Levine, Leonard Janson, Norman Colburt, and Charles McCoy lmanagerl, FOURTH ROW: Ken Arai, Arnold Goldstein, Tommy Yonenake, Merlin Becktold, Leonard Waltzer, Nelson Lee, Bryan Greenfield, Don Wallace, Belden Lewak, Dennis Yoshida, Gary Hall, and Glenn Kamayatsu, FIFTH ROW: Toshiro Nakayama, Jerry Vincent, Bill Ford, Arnie Payne, Jerry Avila, Willie Willits, Paul Davis, Don Ka gele, Leon Branche, Isaac Robinson, Myron Shack, and Bob Dewberry. SIXTH ROW: Gerald Ozawa, Ronnie Lew, Dave Dewberry, Art lwosaki, Robert Nishirnoto, Kay Kawahara, Rick Elias, Jack Sans, Bob McPherson, Bill Webb, Jesse Fox, and Coach Ollie Seeley. Crushing all opposition, Rome's powerful gymnastic olreadnaught sailed to an unpre- cedented 97-point average in its first five meets and broke the school scoring record on consecutive weeks with wins over Bellflower, IIO-IO, and Venice, II4-6. The latter is also the Western League standard. Highlight of the league campaign was L.A.'s 79-41 con- quest of Hamilton for a second straight loop crown. At the time the Annual went to pres Rome's gym team had high hopes of winning the city championship. BOI3 DeWbeffY-'I-Ong Horse Leonard Janson-High Bar Q, J .ff WWI' 1 Bfdk ,f-'. M.,- ....,., .F -- ,- ,.-..-in - ,..' '15 Ml 1-y SOME OF ROIVIES CGCDOD SPORTS! 6,- 5 .H Ii 1 ki nf' P' L' XJ it ,32- 15 ' 7 If J-if l 5 m -vwqvi 3 ' F W l 5 4'-1 Q f f , , . X .,,, ,.., , ' ' ,.A., 31 KVPV 'Ni- jx N., ini: x , at ol 'g ded fix 'X s , Af ' 9 I 47' 54 if .4 222 Q K iw SUMMER 1955 BIG L.A. LETTERMENS SOCIETY First Row: John Kosty, Dave Soghor, Bob White, Ray Hebert lsecretary-treasurerl, Bill Vincent Ipresidentl Stan Furuta, Ken Starbird, George Woltberg, and Carl Worthington. Second Row: Eal Johnson, Reggie Dixson, Rod Humenuik, Tom Wolver, Dick Nathanson, Carl Kandel lvice-presidentl, Sebastian Tom, Yosh Shibayama, and Cecil McLinn. SUMMER I955 BEE l..A. LETTERMENS SOCIETY First Row: Art lwasaki, Kee Suzuki, Dickie Yamada lsergeanf-at-armsl, Kenny Iwasaki lvice-presidentl, Kenny Jung lpresidentl, Bob Elliott and Merlin Becktold. Second Row: Gerald Ozavva, Earl Gravelly, Tony Feliciano, Larry Hankammer, Morty Rosenthal, Bob Snell, Don Rolott, Chris Moody, and Paul Martin. llaigi gag w WINTER T955 BIG LA, LETTERMEN'S SOCIETY First Row: Ken Starbird, Ray Hebert, Skip Simons lpresidentl, Clint Whitfield Ivice-presidentl, Fred Hardon lsecretary-treasurerl, Roland Halimi, and John Kosty. Second Row: Dave Soghor, Biorn Eek, Jim Harper, Bill Vincent, Ernie Shelby, Sid Dinovv, Carl Worthing- ton, George Woltberg, and Leon Murphy. WINTER i955 BEE l..A. LETTERMEN'S SOCIETY First Row: Kenny lwasaki lsecretaryl, Takashi Kubota lvice-presiolentl, Bill Tapia lpresidentl, Frank Obli- gacion, and Tony Feliciano. Second Row: George de Obaldia, Dale Smart, Kenny Jung, Irv Tishler, Don Roloft, Paul Martin, Earl Gravelly, and Dickie Yamada. If '- IH, Wi, B2b iere Ui' ,Mei looilaall uwwl ii, eil- iiiiriia ILL .II Swat ,fl71,f Ili Qllllilliiiii illi qt ' I All- oy vziyg, C, me lield is iliowii with 5,5 Qiundmoiligy nite, M Ile Rpm Aww X .3s,b r l I i Coach Bobinette an- nounces football award for Clint Whitfield. l ff f- StruebV troductionsN A l X v i W ,fa E l if ATHLETIC l fl f' RDS l3ANQUEyy'Vl l lei fi if mln fr II! Y W ?i.V2..-.fV. Zelgtrrglifqifg. a., a .4 jj E A ,A . , .K X -1 KVJ Mm ,124 t , , A , - X NM uQESllHy,,, llfyk-X? K' x ' D... eq . yy fu I f . ,. ' - 4 . I 1 .Q V A fZA,,4 A 1 , v Y X gl. J all so f , 2 , 9- l i l fmd l 1 .K if . illg W' 2 fy fflln , - W it V' A . ,ga A :V f A 2 ff 3 A' X 1 :ve , .I i Ll V 1 ll Coach Edelson presents a football to Fred Harden receives 0 l X, All-City Player of the Year Clint Whit- field is shown with his proud mother and grandmother after being presented with the Roman Award. Greene reviews the Bee all season, while Marry receives his award. gf! - 'Li l sf r E i a s l ie- Most Improved Football Bogle, while Athletic Lee looks on. ,V 7 -HRW 'YT -7 game. game ball for his outstand- ing play in the .Milf Wilson A O s f I 4 W, if 51 , r . . Q0 X A, If, 'f' B f lvl i Ft? -Wy l yy Y .-..',' ...ESI p l 7 2 ' 0 ' - i P' rv' x 4 ll , 2,i,.g' KU-EV lii' , .p .Eel f My 1 - V ,4 V 4.1 l, , V g .f ,L o .. X V ,, s x , 'W 'A E ' l 1 W gi.. ' J. . 1 'L -V . i : m ,fx ' -fl lt i i . .1 f - ls si lg lie L s H Coach Seeley presents the Most Valuable! Il ll C4i-l Former Roman Dan P33 V. Bee Lineman award to Dale Smart. f -Z fold the assembled athletes many interestin 9 periences. EX- A GIRLS' SPORTS X, A'- , x N qi 175 'Rmb , ' .-A J V i L L V L, V , 4 rx' Mu J . ,A ff -f ff v I A A:A . A 5 x , MR' ',.', i , 4 1 6535? 2 , Q-fr F L Q H f f ,f 1 , A - .rf :mv rw., ff - ' A 1 Z U ffm I f Q ,fffg ggi f ,R KG ff? Xi? RCE 'NRA A A ff V' ' I in VN f X in f M N .w ,2 Um 151' f fi? F N kj y -' , E f - OWLERNNAS as N47 Xgfg V, V- x , Q YQ x 'x XT AM ' X ww X U 1 di fav fwaeafM, QNX' 2 l,x ,xg' Q r ' V ygby x Y 4' ,Q , . g,A,fr,as. . C796 K X. ORCHESIS f. fo YV1, ' NEPT UNETTES P399 if N TENNIS CLUB A A V W :Xu X nil 3 I 2 E S V .gg of ,ws Q , jf Ni ' 'ff 1, -as ' X UNDERGRADUATES 'fl-IOWDY DOODY R 1 U ? 1 0 f 1 4 li: I Z, ' -9 9 if M55 Combs B12 Mr, Essick B12 'rg lil? F afgfqf 3 1' 1. v 5 . 1952 Mrs. Goodwin B12 MISS MGFTU1 B12 Y Miss Scherfee B12 Mrs. Smirh B12 Miss Word B12 Miss Be-rnI'1ordTA11 1 1 ,fi 1571? r- 1 s -a1Li Mr. Bresee A11 Miss Chadwick All Mrs. Doebler All Mrs. Heldmon All if 'Es -4-A wig-Slhf Mrs Hof'rA11 Miss Lopez All Mr. McGinnis All Mrs. Olson All we L J 'Ql- i 3 xgia S. 511 L K I Fi 6 x I I 145 .I lf 3 V ' ?..I Mr Robe-r1AII Mr. Sanborn All HE Mrs, Seidenberg A11 1 If fgy',ggi. ,Lg 1 pg Q, f st? 'ff V -' G 4 ' ghlnali A .i ,Q -vf f V W4 QPU QM I , fr gf! sr. 'K - X - 1, 'A . V N T: f 4, -L W eq W 1, , A mm5, 1 Q C ' . Qi W f, , 1 3 4-i.f-Q4 Leg , Nw .x ff . A f V V N! -f , lk fi A! I A L41 X! 1 1 ff' e. ' -. ' Mx L 5 -1 ' X I rj an Miss Whlfmcxn All Mr. BobZneTTe B11 Miss Gunnell B11 Mr. Hemsofh B11 '1e'5rZl Q. M 73' 'ff' 'C ffl Miss McNeil BU Mr. Miller B11 fs fs' 4' A PM 1.-I if: Tm yah 5 Mrs. Nowcck BH Miss Albrmght AIO ' 'g ,ip ,,'W on Q V A 'Pussy ep rf: q' C '41, Q fs A .,,11-is fs ,Q M rd. -- ess ff f ., M Q7 ik- F21 ,iv Mr. Busfone AIO Mrs. BIGKS A10 Mr. Edelson A10 Mrs. Gredis AIO We , Miss Mclfmcn AIO Miss MGfChini A10 iii, i gg new 3 wi mm R X EV f Q-, FZ 35 Q 2- F Mrs. Murray AIO Miss Nicklin AIO ,.? ' Mr. Pollard AIO Mr. Reedy AIO Mrs. Ryan A10 Mr. Seeley AIO 'rr :ri 015- .7 vnx ? Mr. Thomas A10 Mr. Walker A10 l yi. ,J YJ fl Mr. Weintraub A10 Miss Willard AlO Q93 Miss Adqmg Mixed Mr. Hentschke Mixed MISS KenT Mixed Miss Wordrop Mixed -ffm 4 -uh salt:- -- ff-1-I-4 -11 Mr. Hentschke-Mr. Morgan-Mixed Mr, Ready-Mixed if Q-A fb f ,412-W Miss Albrighm'-BIO Mr. Bobinetfe-B10 L2 JQ.:q .ff5' ,.-r,-- 'C--3-33 EV-as .J-f' Miss Campbell-B10 Miss Edwards-Mr. Dobkin-BIO Miss Krogmcmn-BIO 4:xWu-nw'f wfqdsrm GT :-'Q' V J C7 4 fb It AFL IIN 'Sf-X L 9 N447 '- n' T, t L s Q? A ll XM s r Y W Q I -fl - 1 m , ' Q' lc , X y ,W .gy ., R. O. T. C fi - 11. NMENT ASSIG US o W v x, vjzf' .. fi Y COLOR GUARD, John Warner, Steve Cherry, Motor McKinley, Harold Blake. -9' I -.-1 . COMPANY B, First Platoon: Barry Hurwitz, George Callas, Paul Adlesic, Jonas Simonis, Terence Dickenson, Rodney Bailey, Arthur Kaiser, Bill Goldsmith, Jerry Alexander, John Hardy, Fred Messenger, Douglas Spangle, Samuel Ruffner, William McClain, Lawrence Brown, Richard Crocker, Donald Thomason, Robert Garrett, Wayne Walden, Warren Schan- non, Edward Schlein, Donald Mink, Donald McDaniel, Hinland Young, Warren Truesdell, COMPANY B, Second Platoon: Jack Roster, Martin Stoger, Robert Cole, Thomas Lee, Pat- rick Oslo, Peter Glick, Richard Bowen, Cecil McLinn, Michael Levin, Thomas Lambert, Louis Reiter, Lamont Parker, George Chogyoiip Zigmas Aukstkalnis, Robert Sachar, Garry Lew, Alvaro Zamora, Thomas Bennett, Gary Ander- son, David Saber, Victor Ell, William Lewis, Stanley Sigal, William Roberts, Gus Ruiz. T12 HAY! f-i--iv COMPANY A, First Platoon: Motor McKinley, Herbert Thompson, Ronald Chazan. Michael Port'-r. Vir-tor Viereck, Donald Wong' Harold Blake, Thomas Tong, Lloyd Fields, Alfonso Ruiz, William Hoopes, Dennis Edson, Howard Washington, Jack Bradshaw, Gabriel Groner, Ronald Hamby, Lee Weldon, Byron Allen, Alfred Sapper, Don Gerber, Gidon EpSfeiI'l, Douglas Alston, Michael Schneider, Steve Cherry, Irwin Paley, Joel Kaplan. COMPANY A, Second Platoon: Larry Marder, Robert Manoil, James White, William Sellen, Paul Canter, Lynn Poos, Tom Raitt, Gerald Feinberg, Allan Sellig, Albert Zaitz, Larry Borman, James McMullen, Mirko Naiman, Stephen Birdman, Fred Silberkraus, Michael Moore, Victor Herzog, Albert Faster, Robert Mason, Harvey Stark, Richard Johnson, Dan Thompson, Don Hills. ,,f .T ' , L . , ,', ig , lx?f7 jlf ii 7ii 3, J-QE: t ' -4. V ' 'ff 4151, ,Qi ' .LJ V 2f,ft,f-1 y ' ' ' ,,, deb:-at + R 4 fl C t l .A lgitil .Q VI I 'lun 'ilsa 1 M 'Q . s- i ii t ' , T3 rf: U ,SQL 2 t Qi - ,E 11.1. , Q,-v . K' lo ,,,, ,P 1 K ei? Jig 'fire rea .f .gl Q-...ss 4 gn Eva A . -xi .. 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ARDEN FARMS COMPANY if PRUDENTIAL has openings for girls CLERKS TYPISTS MESSENGERS PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT 5-DAY, 3772-HOUR WEEK PAID VACATIONS AND HOLIDAYS SALARY INCREASE PROGRAM EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS ON-THE-JOB TRAINING PLEASANT ASSOCIATES MODERN BUILDING DELICIOUS NOON MEAL ON THE PREMISES Apply Now - Start AFTER Graduation PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY 5757 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD EMPLOYMENT OFFICE OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY - 9:00 a.m. TO 3:00 p.m. TER HIGH SCHOO WHATI. IIe C' UW I , MEDICAL or DENTAL a ASSISTANT It er o ese ' rx' 'e ro ess'ons o e rmcnen em o men , e e, s en ' I ' ' CEI'TIEI'I . rainin eric 'nc VI cz ca The LAWTON SC OOL b ra'n'n nc 'n ro ess'onc uveers s'n 1933 . , I 's Th ONLY COMPLETE MEDICAL AND DENTAL ASSISTANT SCHOOL n e West ous. 'nc 'ng omen c vv oose the B ST . . . 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Slauson Ave. 0 4180 Wilshire Blvd. TOI QIITI IIHIII III II HE DIIX UIQ II TI Ind ,Cx 2 lylisls wire Blvd. 5 CLOSE B ollerl IIHUJ. lleslem :ll ufrenslll ' lsl l'l'wH rn Y' mini 4 TO LOS ANGELES HIGH SCHO QUITE A FEW of your classmates have been working part-time for Pacihc Telephone dur- ing the past year. HELEN IHIESTWOOD, PAT HAMILTON and DIANE ALTSCHULER are pictured above on the job. They have found their jobs interesting and the salary good. Because ir's that kind ot Qdiklrlfklg tgefzws of place, they've made lots of friends and all of them plan to continue working after graduation. Why not Hnd out today for yourself the many advantages ofworking for us? See your Employment Counselor or come to our Em- ployment Oflice at 676 South La Brea, or 740 South Olive Street, Los Angeles. PacificTeIephune S . If :lull Win ln' i us ' I7 lf Blu, Q79 5 309.1 photographer ' COLOR ' PORTRAITS ' WEDDINGS ' COMMERCIAL 4167 West Washington Boulevard Los Angeles 18, California REpublic 3-2131 THE The S. K. Smith Company Designers and Manufacturers of 1955 BLUE AND WHITE COVER WEST COAST PLANT 5260 West 104th Street Los Angeles 45, California ORegon 8-3419 The Editors and Staff of the the 1955 BLUE AND WHITE ANNUAL extend their thanks to the following persons and organizations who have contributed their time and materials to the making of Los Angeles High's Yearbook: J. Winston Pennock ..... CBS-TV Photographic Department Ray Parker and Bill Steinmetz ..... CBS-TV Press Information COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM TELEVISION NETWORK NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY COPLEY TELEVISION FOR LOS ANGELES X.. E y f fompnny 3 QTEK -ENT I i J ,iQ Gflmylel' EVCQHOIZ . 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