Los Angeles Pacific College - Yucca Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1960 volume:

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YUCCA 1960 LCS ANGELES PACIFIC COLLEGE LCS ANGELES PACIFIC HIGH SCHCCL 625 CCLEBIAN AVENUE LCS ANGELES 42, CALIFCRNIA EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JO COOPER ASSISTANT-EDITOR SHARON MARSH 19 You Carol and Dex are symbols of all hugh school Senlors everywhere of their youth and garty their warmth and san cerlty Your laughter ln the halls your sprrrt on the athletic freld your lndustry ln the classroom and your prayers rn the chapel wlll not graduate with you this June, they wvll remam here at L A Pacrflc Hugh, endeared to your underclassmen and faculty always For those Who... 2' QT ' lam, lg s And you Gwenn and Olnn are here representlng the college graduates of Amerlca today Yours IS their wisdom their ma turlty their responslblllty for our natlon To our Sensors leavlng L A P3CIflC Hugh and L A Pacific College thus June, In appre clatlon for countless happy moments we have been prlvlleged to share wlth you thus 1960 YUCCA IS dedncated P 'Eff ' ai-li ,ka ,U , lf 2'-Q5 ' 2 uf 'hw'- I H' A 'Q Ji 'Pj' v IN lrmfwyydl Jiffy XM slots N WMM W ff MU! Kr!! f f I XX WW W, bv 1-if ri-BJ YQ' f M f gg' M '- Q J ' FQREWORD sf -nf The Webster s New Collegrate Drctronary defrnrtron of PRAYER An offerrng of adoratron confessron supplrcatron and thanksgrvrng to God Wrthrn each human soul lres the des perate need to worshrp a supreme berng something or some one far superror to nts own Inadequate comprehensron of lrfe A school year rs composed of rnnumerable experrences many are rndrvrdual and secret and many are shared wrth our frrends and classmates Prayer was both lt was the theme of our year and thus your YUCCA staff has chosen rt the theme of our annual I srncerely hope the followrng pages have re corded accurately your prayers as you dedlcated them and your year as you lrved It 4 9 , ' M . 0 f f Q x f 7 ' ff xfl ff! 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Jo Table Of Contents STUDENT GOVERNMENT CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SPORTS COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL RELIGIOUS LIFE ADMINISTRATION 104 FUI' those VVIIO boliovod cn 111 Cauupus llillll PACIFIC COLLEGE Here IS the culmlnatlon of years of patlence plannlng and praying our Sclence Hall Domlnatlng our lower campus this buuldung IS the reallzatlon of people wlth true perspective 7Y Y' ,NY M U U' I Q ,, -x5aif2?f - ..., i L-,Ii . 'ly pe, , 4 ' Y gn 'V. J ' ' 'Q . V 2 32 pllll 1 V ' link, f' 4. C e lg wvould grow wr P, WMM and thus ns a salute to the future the construction of the Hugh School Classroom and Admnnlstratlve Bulldlng May these bulldlngs always stand as monuments to the falthfulness of many and the prayers of all 7 0 n . V ',i4r 'A7 -' .2---VL, ' . 4' N Q Y, R 44 -gf 1-,anew I' 4- V- i-1 ' F , .A ff o w ' Q ff, 'Q' ' ' ' ,. .' , 2 4.. 7' Y fapg: ,. VZ' , ' W-ixtii 'fl Ar!!-QMKQ.. ' l l Flmosc xx ho lttc uclc cl 'R N Qu their class parties cheerleader try outs frosh lmtlatlon W 2 the faculty reception for college students the beach party the faculty reception for hugh school students football practice, and get acquainted night at Sycamore G rove undoubtedly enjoyed those furst few weeks M.. L-af 1 ,,,' .q .11 A .. -f. .1- jy. -5 Wi, I. 1 1 1'4 ' -5119. ZH-. 2 '- . gms . 51. na-f 'Y!v , - m- A .fw- 1 0 my fxeizmgi A l . 1 2 ,La ff if 'fffffw 4 STUDE GUVER ME President ...,..,... . . Vice President .... Secretary .,.... . Treasurer ..,.., . Yucca Editor ..c.. Yucca Bus. Mgr.. . . Pacifican Editor .t.. . . . . .Frank Hardy ....Jim Trebilcox Panther Purr Editor... .. . Sgt. Dir. at Arms ..,.. of Forensics. . Dir. of Athletics. . . Dir. of Publicity... Senior Rep.. . . Secretary ...... Treasurer ......... Asst. Yucca Editor. . . Asst. Yucca Bus. Mgr. .... . Hilltop Editor ........ Sgt. at Arms .... Dir. of Forensics. . . Dir. of Athletics. . . Dir. of Publicity ..., Dir. of Religion. .. Frosh Rep.. . . . Junior Rep.. .. Senior Rep.. . . President ...... . . Vice President .... . . Soph Rep.. . . . . Colle ge Student Counczil . . . .lVliIton Eaton . . .Linda Hensleigh . .Bernice Graham . .Howard Sanders . .. ...Jo Cooper .. . . .Fred Bake . .. .Connie Carmack . .Stanley Brown . .Herman Zellmer ...Alvin Hironaka Dir. of Religion. . . . . .Denny Newton Frosh Rep. ..... ...... J oyce Paul Soph Rep.. . .... Don Robertson Junior Rep.. .. ........ Jim Fink . . .Tom Whalen Isligh School Student Council .Waine Benedict .Janet Cummings ... .Lynda Walls . . . .Don Deputy . . .Sharon Marsh .Howard Biddulph . . . . .John Chao . . .Dick Blowers ...John Walker .. .Paul Lingren . . .Gary Enseki . . . .Judy Gould . . .Rosie Ramos . .Vicky Foreman .Carolyn Shively . . . .Toni Hazen College Student Counell STANDING F Bake J Fmk M Eaton H Sanders A Hlronaka SEATED J Paul J Trebllcox F Hardy T Whalen L Henslelgh B Graham S Brown H Zellmer J Cooper D Newton NOT PICTURED Conme Carmack Don Robertson Mr Harry Harper A unanlrnous vote of thanks to the capable governing body of L A Pacltlc College led thus year by ASB Prexy Milton Eaton Our student council under the careful guidance of Nlr Harper has kept the hugh standard of leadership on our campus Their combined efforts through prayer have glven us a rewarding year both splrltually and academically -- y- ,- ,. ,. . .. ,. , - 1- ,.. , . ,. , . ,. , . . . , . . . , v - 1 - 1 l 7, l Hlgh School Student Councll 1960 marks the fourth successful year our Hugh School has undependently governed themselves Thus year ASB Prexy Waune Beneduct has proved that capable lead ershup precedes good organuzatuon Muss Lynch has guven of herself to unsure a successful year on behalf of L A Pacufuc Hugh Muss Colleen Lynch C Shuvely S Marsh J Cummungs L Walls D Blowers P Lungren V Foreman R Ramos NOT PICTURED John Walker I3 . Q STANDING: G. Enseki, D. Deputy. W. Benedict, H. Biddulph, J. Chao. SEATED: T. Hazen, J. Gould, l by h-.K 25 t Jhf,P,5g5a.x I! WSYQ 9 'J ' vi f Wm Q Xia ve- f ith Vvmtamasn 455344 W hannah? 3 5 191B 'w'wfwfnf:f'f'f A nuuxauhuuuhn QV!! 0 I I lv 4 . ll All I 4 xxx. l' ' IUUN I I IQ ' ' V - IIUI ' ' I 1 , U A mmf f wi w , d X 1 V A WUI 1 I' if ..f gyms! Q f Jas 2271.4 ' v v . ' ' UN Au 55m f 444 M5 N Q , f1uG55SSQQS'39'K I , I In .1 gl I?a u L ' NACQ Y 5 X L Q x f 'K BQ5 'm m . . .1 - Q f' s , ,. ' . 5,55 ' A rfb CLASSES Whether he be Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior, or Senior, each per- son is an integral part of campus life. However, we are here not only to absorb and learn, but to contrib- ute to the lives of our feIlow-stu- dents. God has sent each of us here for a purpose, to grow in spirit and in truth. For those who have arrived ..... There were classes casual afternoons lessons learned dorm foufmes li schemes hours Of Planning and moments together well cherish always V, , xl I 1 F l We . A ,. K wisx, . Nl l ,,... 1 i 6 ' , l ,. , . Class Vuce President 2 Class Presndent-4 ASB Durector of Publnclty Frosh Soph Glee 1 ACappella 3 4 fPresudentJ 3 Girls Basketball 3 Gurls Volleyball 3 B Cheerleader 2 3 Pepperettes 1 2 fTreasurerJ 1 Lettergurls 3 4 Callfornla Scholarship Fed lon 1 2 Nice Presldentl-4 The Mlkado 3 Rebel Wlthout a Cause Class Treasurer-4 Foreign Mlsslon Fellow shup-4 I Rebel Without a Cause PAT GRAHAM Semor Class Presndent HIGH bCHOOL SENIORS Class Vnce President-4 Jumor Sensor Banquet Chanrman 3 Football 3 4 B Basketball 3 Baseball 3 fPresldentJ 4 The Mikado Rebel Without a Cause Class Secretary 2 4 ASB Secretary 3 Callfornla Scholarshnp Fed eration 3 We Shook the Famnly Tree 2 The Mikado 3 Rebel Wuthout a Cause A Cappella Treasurer-4 Student Council Represen tatnve-4 Class Secretary 3 Songleader-4 May Festlval Prmcess 2 The Mukado 3 Rebel Without a Cause lll CAROL SKOOG DEXTER HERALD Semor Class Vlce President CAROLE MASSEY TONl HAZEN Semor Class Secretary Semor Class Student Councnl Representatnve 4 ' erat' - A, , 3, - .A 4 if :L MNH X 4 T1 1 1 T ' -T X K Lettermen's Club-3, 4 V ' -3 lil H ' L V I 4 il l ' . 4 - h N A ILL .A 7 Q, E fi 1 i 37 ff X - - - -, X gr ,rl 1 T We T, .'W f,.l i ' rl 4 - ' A lr:- WAINE BENEDICT DICK BLOWERS ASB President-4 Football fCaptainJ-3, 4 'B' Basketball fCaptain7- 3 Varsity Basketball-4 Lettermen's Club CTreas' urerj-4 A Cappella-3, 4 The Mikado -3 Rebel Without a Cause - 4 Pacific Coeds -4 Dorm Secretary 3 Hllltop Editor 4 Football-4 lnternatlonal Relations C 3 ASB Director of Athletics ASB Sergeant at Arms 4 B Basketball 1 B seball 1 2 3 Varsity Basketball 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club fVlC8 Presldenty 3 4 Frosh Soph Glee 1 ACappella 3 4 fPresldentJ 4 We Shook the Family Tree 2 The Mikado 3 Rebel Without a Cause Paclfnc Coeds 4 Rebel Without a Cause -4 Sensor Sklp Commit tee-4 Class Vice President 1 Class President 2 Student Councll Represen tat ve 3 Class Chaplann 4 Director of Religion 2 Varsity Cheerleader 2 Christian Servsce Club ACappelIa 3 4 The Mnkado 3 Frosh Soph Glee 1 2 Dorm President 2 3 Dorm Councll 1 2 3 Student Council Represen tatlve 2 Class President 3 ASB Vlce Pressdent 4 B Cheerleader 2 Varsity Cheerleader Girls Basketball 3 Frosh Soph Glee 1 ACappella 3 4 May Festival Princess Homecomlng Prlncess 4 Pepperettes 1 2 We Shook the Family Tree 2 The Mikado Rebel Wnthout a Cause G s Trno 3 JOHN CHAO BECKY COFFEY DICK CALDERA Pacmc Coeds -4 JANET CUMNIINGS F l . lub? n I 3 . . - a - T T .' - 4 rn b A. 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I ,3 . . , -2 I-V V 1 -3' 4 f A A - A il N , T ' f 3 xg at f I at 4 - irl' ' - in t.,,, 4 ASB Treasurer-4 wW 'w'w Football-3, 4 Varsity Basketball-3, 4 Lettermen's Club-3, 4 Baseball-4 The Mikado -3 Rebel Without a Cause - DON DEPUTY Football 4 Basketball 4 Rebel Without a Cause Director of Relnglous Llfe JUDY GOULD Hllltop Staff 4 ,lm F00 ball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Sensor Sklp Commlttee-4 The Mikado 3 Rebel Without a Cause JAY HOCKENBURY lr PAUL JONES DIANE HENDRICKSON ROGER LINGREN f 1 . nf ff g. 4 F I ' 4 11 , ff X I I, l I A - ' ' l i f 4 ff: t - , . g' BARBARA MARSH SHARON MARSH 3 .3 CHARLENE MAYDEW Glrls Basketball 3 Pepperettes 1 2 Rebel Without a Cause Rebel Wlthout a Cause Class Treasurer 3 Assistant Yucca Edutor-4 B Cheerleader 2 3 Pepperettes 1 2 Samaritans 3 Callfornla Scholarshlp Fed era non 1 ACappella 3 4 CPlanlstJ-4 The Mlkado Rebel Without a Cause Paclflc Coeds -4 Girls Trlo 3 Rebel Wlthuot a Cause Varsity Cheerleader 4 May Festival Princess 3 Senior Skip Commlttee-4 ,J Rebel Without a Cause 4 f RUTH MAYHELD BETTY PEREZ PAT ROHRER 4 .. T X lf: ,V 'Q A 7 it 1 ll- i W M ,1 4 T amMin'l4 Senior Skip Charnjan-4 l t' - ' Q A H 4 ' ' 11 -A 1 ' ' 1 4 f 'l K , s I 'K , 4 A . l l x 4 - Varsity Basketball-4 4 Senior Skip Committee-4 f I, ASB Secretary 4 B Cheerleader 3 Dorm President-4 Samaritans 3 The Mlkado Rebel Wuthout a Cause LESLIE RYFF LYNDA WALLS Callforma Scholarship Fed e lon 1 3 4 We Shook the Famlly Tree 2 The Mukado Rebel Without a Cause ACappella 3 4 5 l s. BETH SHANNON RICHARD WOOD ASB Director of Forenslcs-4 B Basketball 2 3 Football-4 Dorm Vuce Presldent 3 Samaritans 3 4 Scuence Club 2 International Relations b 2 Hllltop Staff 2 4 Optlmnst Speech Contest The Mlkado 3 Rebel Wuthout a Cause JOHN WALKER Sensor Class Mascot Carollne Brown V ,ff I , L f. f A I -3 ' ' 4 rat' - , , 4 A' .. V 1 H13 , 4 ' A i f Q p , ,T r,L NN K' , , - 1' 1 4' 4 A .. ' l A l ' -Clu - , 3 3 . L 4 5' 1 ' Loal Ames :lf Deanna Bealrd S: Don Blelss 'Q Sylvua Blowers Linda McKaughan Q17 S:-'1 Phllup Bogoslan Donna Boace 1 8 I f I 143 X A quiet melody rs given by sweet Peggy Soo HIGH SCHOOL JUNIGRS Howard Budd ul ph Junnor Class Presldent 4394? 3' Y i Mk. 'H Ronnie Rldge Janet Durham Marnetta Salerno Reba Hammontree Carolyn .mhuvely Da vld Hardy Ei 1 , Q G, e fix. 1 2 k Q H1 , . ,, A ! vw , -gli N, 'Q-7 if 13 l K 9 sk l ,MZZT 1. . . OH' 4 4' V ., 3-Q I Q b ,, - A , , ,F . l u wh! 51 ' ' 7 -: 1-1 J wwf Junlor Class Student Councll Rep Carolyn Loretta Lundgfen Shnvely Manetta Salerno Treas Alice Her nandez Sec Marcia Lazucku Vnce President Howard Blddulph Presudent And so THEN I explamed those screwy Sensors aren t even WORTH S2 50 a plate Y i .1 Nancy Smldderks Peggy Soo Larry Tall b Wright Dale Lorlmor Paul Llngren C fi. andy Letson Y-v1 W' S53 Clyda Harvey Alice Hernandez Lynn Holcombe Joanne Kurlander Marcla Lazlckl Q. ,Vi , , . t i V 5 . f- L' 1 Y ,tk . Q l Qi- . , 8 ., H , , .kc gill: A A in Y , L ,Q W A ' r ' C C ' 'i 1 1 . Q 1, C' A - ' Bo ' ' 5 . ' ,f ' H Q Q Lv GJ W I x A c ? - 1 W al,-. , ,l -: I Chester Chesbro 45 James Chao Jud: Carver Prlsculla Bogoslan Arthur Ames Don Allgor Barbara Cox Ronald Dolman Sharon Duncan 'YY' Wh? Sylvla Smlth Teddle Stepp Melvin Stewart Sophomore Class Secretary Ron Dolman Bar bara Cox Vlce President Vick: Foreman Student Council Rep Bud Harper Presldent Sophomores may be udentlfned by the fact that they have time to relax Gary Ensek Cheryl Tamanaha .V , A fad' E t xr' l i A . ri ' , X ,. If :CJ X 45 , C Q. Q if 'Q VICKI Foreman Charles Gentus Larry Gilman Leroy Hamm Janet Teel Karoleen Wood Dorothy Ylanakopulos ahlrley flanakopulos Bud Harper Sophomore Class Presudent I-IIGH SCHOOL SOPHGMORES 'Ya-Q. J I m Overstreet 'Y Jamce Penton Charley Perez Deldra Ruggs Janet Ruggs Llnda Soady A xr- -v r f 3 7 if f . ,g -F 5 'Fl' K Chuck Alnsworth H1g'h School Fre Shmen Freshman Class President John Blowers Rosle Ramos Student Council Rep Jack Hurtado Vlce President Marla Flores Secre tary Steve Morrill Treasurer Mark Beede WY fa + by 32 -4- 2ab + bf l ought to be able to re member that John Blowers .,-.4 Bull Cox Gerry DeBel1us Luns Flores Marla Flores Stephen Fowler Daniel Hardy TQ sr' Jack Hurtado Daniel Lazuckl Wendy Lazlckl Betty Mayfleld Erlc Mertsch Steve Morrlll Chuck Ostberg Rosle Ramos Judy Sadler Llnda Schoch Vurglma Stankey Rex Wood 26 SPECIAL STUDENTS ...7 -gf 7-'Y Raul Arrendondo Betty Danuel Marla Gom FEBRUARY ARRIVALS v'? QJ Ray Brown Qi 1'v' Leonard Orr school J... ?3,f Mark Tlbbets S .-I Grace Clement Tom Studler Harold Dookue Samuel Wal COLLEGE NOT PICTU RED Fred Bake Roy Cantrell Jo Cooper Earl Genssler John Hull Sung Klm Don Lewus Bull McKinney Sarkls Markarlan Vincent Myers Herschel Robinson Mostafa Talleh Dean Tompkins Kelth Wolfe HIGH SCHOOL NOT PICTURED Ismael Ramurez Beverly Schall iv-7 Q Davld Hamm Richard Kearney Nl Tony Hutchmson Sam Molina by Y 'Q-v' 'J Juanita Wollam Ruth Wollam SPECIAL STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Arlene Anderson Paul A Arellanes Steve Cochrane Georgna Cox Nadme Foreman Mitchell Gage Elvura Harer Mary Jo Harer Bobble Harper Frank Heslet Bob Llnvllle Ken McKenna Hugh Marxmuller Bob Marquls Wllluam Routeut Nancy Sanders Ray Saylors Klmlko Suzukn Clarence Thurman Bernice Wood ' s 2 J T Y I R l , - lx f L C - W 1 f u y . yy y , ,,yy by Wy? . ' is -V ' A-I . .Q r 1 'R ' , . ur ,Q W X it X X E H I v L 1 . ' . I W- 1 51225137 X f 1 . V Q Q sw , ' x ' X ' l'nvl-I-Agfa b COLLEGE 2312 'V S! gf ,1 ---1 Xfv-+2 1 'Y Duke Archer Paul Arellanes Paul Baxter Carolyn Bealrd Shirley Berkompas Barbara Boyer ni 4 Sf v 1 -J 'fr-1 S, f--v Sharon Eddy Roberta Flese Harry Fisher Glen Goodknlght Butch Halley Margaret Hardy 'ind Freshman Class Director of Underground Actlvltles Pearce Rnggs Hamness Haffv and H'S Hapmss Horde Vlce President Roberta Flese Secretary Pat Walker Treasurer Judy Henslergh Student Council Rep Sharon Eddy NOT PICTURED Butch Hallev Presndent vf ,v. , ' s- Ml Betty Jo Mason Stub McLalrd Joyce Paul Dave Raines Ron Ready Pearce Riggs A 3 M Y C X.- r, S If, M'-7 ,N Q H l 2 W f 'N z, - ' f W r , X W Qi. ' 1 -1 rresr ll r r x,. .ii7' , - g, . an Z .az ' l '-' by i 1-Av fqw Y W, .V 152' fr s r Q r l'21Qsw. .r,. E We l K ' s K , Mavtp.s.,z .. l A , C efi, ' ,' 2 28 FRESHMEN Km. 0 'Q' 4-uv ,,.. Judy Burnett Darkun Chan Don Cotten Elouse Crum Wes Currler Alvaro Dader ,Q I 'sl va-Y X.. Judy Hensleagh Kent Hughes Barbara Jeffrey Elsie ng Stephanie Lazlckn Dave MacDonald a s Butch Halley Are you kidding? Of course It s Freshman Class President Imported Everythlngs Imported ,pls 'of Q-v4 if 4'-4 v-4 Dave Sanders Dxxle Thornton Marilyn Walker Norman Walker Pat Walker Leslle Warren ' 'ragzffxgf V , 7 x 3 v M lv' fy i :I W 4 A N fx s f A A gf' E Z' 1. ,,, u A 7 ' .3 ' ' e of , A gl li--'M A ix ? f wsffr 'lx X ',,'W , , J .. - A L , . Ki . . . s. lx J l 9 X N!! .1 ., ' its ' , J ' f A J 1- ' N, X hu , -aff 'ssl I xl I ,v. v 29 COLLEGE ir' 5.1 7.-av w--rl lssa Aqleh L ons Atkinson Wayne Barton Ken Carbaugh Connre Carmack Bermce Graham Please Betty Ann try to be calm 5-1 T Nate Loncosky 1 Marlene Romine Merc: Mannrng Tom Savage Freshmen Class President John Harper Don Robertson Student Coun I R cr ep Gay Overstreet Vrce Presldent Nate Loncosky Treasurer Bernrce Graham Secretary Ronald Mldyett 'V 'cf Leon Schlotterbeck Y, ' .ay Stanley Morgan Fremont Nash x 7 Elsie Sharpe Jim Sheffer SOPHOMORES D 4 . 'Rf John Hammontree Ken Hardy John Harper Alvm Hnronaka Harley Johnson Ken Lee Touche' John Harper Sophomore Class Presudent Denny Newton Gay Overstreet Joellyn Paul John Prater Don Robertson Betty Ann Tompkins Don Wenlersbacher Lynn Wessell Edward Whntney Rexanna Wllson 35- 'lj ei , y ' ' J J l J Q Ns I J X f f COLLEGE JUNIORS x ' 'i Fuad Aqleh Don Blerbower Stan Brown Jumor Class President Bull McKinney Bud Vogel Chaplaln Caro Iyn Sanders Vnce President Chuck Levlton Secretary Treasurer JW. 'HV xfk lm Funk Linda Henslelgh Dorothy Holt Q' Nr T Ted Noller Joyce Olson :WW 4' John MacArthur Q---I Beulah Ann Schrlmsher LeRoy Telchmeler James Trebllcox SNL! We .X 'sf Paul Cameron lton Eato Luke Dad lm wanting for the whole world to go Pfffffft' Donald Jones 5,1 Richard Romme if SJ LJ 15 x-J Charles Leviton 'Yr MLM Carolyn Sanders Bud Vogel Joyce Wren f J --F in 'V L J I I I . 5 L K A ' Mi n N N Q an - ,,-. ' V . ' T1 '- 1 - ' ' Thi? ' T -1 J .Q if ' if I '11-av 'J A X m 1, V J . s 1 - 1 J. . . . . ' 0 ' I p J . 'sf . Q--.r Q ' f .4 ' ww' ' xx A 1 x ,, ' A J fllr' A . I r A c 1 5 LQ KA . 1 X A , z .0 ' S ' tx ' 4 , Bull McKrnney Junnor Class President ' 1 Q .B Johnny Mac and V. M. Princess Joyce 'Un 1:4 Junior gurls mtervlew Bull Severn at Southern Cal Chuck on tour with the Coileglans 'N 51 I knew that door story would sound phony but that s how I got at GWENN SMITH Sensor Class Vnce Pressdent Sensor Class President JOANNE WHITCHER Sensor Class Secretary i HOWARD SANDERS Senior Class Treasurer COLLEGE SENIORS TOM WHALEN Senlor Class Student Council Representatlve , TS x .. T 4 ' HERIVIAN ZELLMER SYLVIA BROWN LORNA CURRIER FRANK HARDY Religion Music Education Elementary Education Religion Social Scuence RAY HARRIS VIVIENNE LUNSFORD DALE MCEACHRON U 6 Elementary Education LEO NIULLICAN JOSEPH PARKER Elementary Educatnon Socnal Sczence Religion Soclal Science Religion VIVIAN ROBERTSON HOWARD SANDERS FLOYD RICHARD OLIN SHERMAN , twziiff' I ' Q 'yea fp Q- Elementary Education Elementary Educatnon GWENN SMITH TOM WHALEN T? Muslc Educatnon BARBARA TURNBOUGH JOANNE WHITCHER Religion Social Science SAM TURNBOUGH HERMAN ZELLMER y .a- X Elementary Education 'y.V ,Q V, ' A A E N 5- I ,- , JW 1, I 'ii F' I '- I -51355 ORGANIZATIQNS Revolving in the realm of general activi- ties on our campus, are organizations which provide inspiration, purpose, and a means of expression to all those who participate. The clubs are organized at the begine ning of the year and are open to all those who are interested. The California Scholarship Federation, fleftj, is a vital organization in Pacific High. Dorm life, musical groups, our school publications, and all organizations offer opportunity for valuable experience and personal challenge. The HILLTOP staff HILLTOP edltor John Chao HILLTOP The four Student Body publlcatlons at Los Angeles Paclflc Hugh School and College are the HILLTOP the PACIFICAN the PANTHER PURR and the YUC CA The HILLTOP fllled with news of the hugh school actlvltles was published weekly under the capable edltorshlp of John Chao Jam Trebllcox rnade great strides toward developlng the college newspaper unto the hugh quallty publlca tlon our campus demands Eloise Crum his co edltor proved a vltal asset to the success of our PACIFICAN PACIFICAN The PACIHCAN Staff PACIFICAN edutor Jnm Trebllcox Q 4-1-111-' ,Qi-111 ' PANTHER PURR editor, Fred Bake, and staff PANTHER PURR The PANTHER PURR IS the onentatlon handbook glven each September to members of the Assoclated Student Body Thus year Fred Bake and a small but capable staff presented an Issue packed wlth valuable lnformatlon about students faculty classes and all that makes a college career lnterestnng Thus year the YUCCA was edlted by Jo Cooper whose co editor was Sharon Marsh The versatlle 1960 staff gave hours of dedicated labor and prayer to the creatlon of thus annual A slncere word of appreclatuon to our respectlve faculty advlsors Mrs Margaret Card Dr Mlldred Magruder Mr Harry Harper and Mnss Edna Goodhew YUCCA The YUCCA staff X, Mr Bull McKlnney1n a creatlve mood Mrss Lorna Currrer's sensltlvlty to musrc has adorned our campus for four years now,g1vung harmony and beauty to our hearts and lives For those Svho Reflectlng the comblned arts of every freld as music and reflecting the excellence of our music staff are our music students Under the capable supervlslon of Mrs l-lllda Blowers Actlng Chairman of our Nluslc Department works a staff of quallfned professors lVlrs Evelyn Tannehlll teaches piano and organ Mr Paul Ratzlaff vouce lVlr Seth Cary the techniques of specnaluzed Instruments QE we Mr Bud Vogel entertains with hrs beautiful tenor volce Fur strung ensemble offers musnc for appreczatlon to the aesthetic lstener I ' 1 r Q 1 E I . I . . I I . l V-,- f g 1 1 5 l r f s l l f A i . . . Q i l ,lf 5 gave us nluslc . . . On these pages are the people who through dlsclpllne and tralnlng have acquired enlightenment and reflne ment of taste In the fleld of music Muss Judy Henslelgh interprets the musnc of the church from a heart that as sincere and a technique that ns clear and lovely Mnss Leslue Warren s brnlllant soprano voice has graced many events thus past year Mr Darknn Chan a transfer student from Hong Kong has endeared himself to us wzth hrs spar klung manner of performance Miss Linda McKaughan one whose talents are dedicated to the Lord brnngs muslc from a truly beautiful soul C w L, V . . A . 1- s I .. I E- 5 A v, Q A l , I : I .L 1 I I ' I Sunqpiue O1UlSl IUJ1USI ll puelslapunsnu J,uop MON flbe tween S ectlof-IS at ,qzus J a youth brafla FO, Ch USB fist 3171 and BM Ggon 4' l Brungxng Special musuc on The Voice Of Calvary Channel 13 KCOP TV The Oratoruo Society presents The Messlah Highland Park Pres byterlan Church QUI LhC In A 44 d L Warren h r G Overstreei an rln15 9 h RobarlanS B SC Offlcers J Harper V President R Wilson Treas B Mar quls Rlser Comm B Vogel President Presndent B Graham ec Q HXPPELL X .JNCI , OD , . . 5 . , xr' ,ha-'frmr V , , , I , b , - A, ' wx as . I AK Lf . v I . . xg Y I- . D 4 . g V el . 3 5 , ,L ' g. 1 , ' Ak, X V QTY Q I 2 M D . V U x A L, I l l l ' .I . ff ' W V f r S L . N 3 1 Pi N i -J T 1. Q L FIRST ROW Rexanna Wllson Linda Henslengh Gay Overstreet Judy Burnett Betty Jo Mason Carolyn Sanders Bernice Graham SECOND ROW Beulah Schrlmsher Leslie Warren Sharon Eddy Jo Cooper Lonnle Currier Joanne Whltcher Betty Daniel Pat Walker THIRD ROW Elolse Crum Roberta Flese Bud Vogel Lynn Wessell Judy Henslengh Joellyn Paul FOURTH ROW Wayne Barton Ken Carbaugh John Harper Bull McKinney Bob Marquis Wes Currier Floyd Richard Alvaro Dader Music IS an aesthetlc expresslon of the soul of man and thus year ourA Cappella cholr have once agaln llfted thevr volces to express thelr love for Christ ln song Under the lnsplred dlrectlon of Hllda Blowers the cholr achneved new heights ln dynam les and general muslcallty They toured the south land and the west coast to Washington state leavlng behlnd them a message of the truth and love for Chrlst and a new appreclatlon for music at nts best Mrs Hllda Blowers Dnrector 1 , I . , , , , ' -as A -ag IHC II SCHOOL X Q XPPEI L X GLEE FIRST ROW Sharon Marsh Donna Bolce Ton: Hazen Clyda Harvey Nancy Smudderks Carole Massey Cindy Letson Janet Cummings SECOND ROW Beth Shannon Linda McKaughan Lynn Holcombe Marietta Salerno Marcia Lazlcku Sylvna Blowers Charlene Maydew Carol n Shuvl Y ey Pat Graham THIRD ROW Duck Blowers Howard Biddulph Les Ryff Ronald Ridge Duck Caldera Don Bellss Warne Benedict Loal Ames 'Wind 'Q FIRST ROW Sylvla Smlth Dorothy Ylanakopulas Janet Riggs Dledra Rnggs Wendy Lazuckn SECOND R OW Chuck Perez Janice Penton Judy Carver Shnrley Ylanakooulas Vncku Foreman Jerry Debellus Mr. Paul Ratzlaff, Director CLUB P r h Schook A Cappe Boys Devotron XChaxrrr1an Drck-QB Les Ryif Charrman rer Comrmttee Janet u rrungs Secretary Lm a Mcrkaughan G-ms Devo tronak Charrman Caroke Massey Treasurer Sharon Marsh Pramst ' is gt The C OU allf Orgra OUf5t?3rn'8 Sch F3 f1lZ3flO2dlng Sola,Shl Chofarp Fed S efatlo n c ,,,,,,,q1 ,m,..,..,.f-1-vi 1-1-v-4 ,,,s.,,...-for or This IS the alert INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB comprlsed pr: The meet to dlscuss world affairs and The MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION as a service h alded In many of the campus manly of our foresgn students y e our campus to become more aware of the world around us ganlzatlon that as to caus rellgnous endeavors THE SAMARITANS are also one of ou ed Tame Buble School fabovep ushered at campus events and ur campus and com M61-df,,,, These are the Men' THE LETTERMENS ASSOCIA TION IS comprised of our football basketball base r service organizations They helped nnls track and field events lettermen ball te In Releas erally avaliable to serve o made themselves gen munity 48 FELLOWSHIP IS deslgned to This organlzatlon the FOREIGN MISSIONS k and other outslde Influences prospectnve mls us wide acquaint through spea ers sronarles with the hfe of a missionary Also they sponsored a camp Buble study followlng the sprung Crusade For those who led... I , I lil., ' f'-? I I W , L I n V I I X I' F L 5 -14 ' ' X n ' l V I A I V , ,P SEATED C Massey P Rohrer M Royer M Salerno L Lundgren R Coffe C Sh I y Ivey P Soo STANDING L McKaughan C Skoog L Walls D Hendnckson C Maydew M Flores DORMS ,Br ING D Thornton P Walker Chaplain E Puffer College Wom ens Preceptress S Eddy Vuce Presndent R Wnlson Presldent M Walker Sec Treas SEATED J Paul M Romune E Tompkins R Wllson J Paul R Flese C Sanders S Berkompas STAND Ah togetherness' Coffee at mldmght our own fruendly type of rands studying for flnals heart to hearts with roommates praylng laughlng growlng together dorm llfe at L A P C has offered count less memorable experiences P Kugler C Maydew Vlce President L Walls Presadent N Kug ler Mr and Mrs Kugler are the hugh school gurls' dormntory coun selors - ' , W 4 Q ,lK . Q . I L., L.. v xs -LL f I ,XF- f I L, I . f -'f x J- M A I- f AQ V I X' In ' 5 - , - . - I - . - . . , . , . . I . , . I . , . , . , . . ' ' , Q11 '4'.fT I ' C I 4 4 W ,N , 1 : . , , ' , . ' , . - , I . I ' fig ' 4, lv 'V R Ready P Arellanes G Good knight H F h D N Talleh E Gelssler D Archer L Wessell B Vogel 4111 -+-Q.. SEATED L Mulllcan S Brown T Sav age W Currier J Trebllcox STANDING C Leviton D Sanders H Sanders P Baxter K Hughes D MacDonald SEATED A Luddle, S Lnddle, J De BelnusH Bnddulph, L Ryff STAND ING J Walker, C Ostberg, L Flores Mr and Mrs Lnddle are coun selors for the hugh school boys dormitory SEATED M Walker B Mason S Eddy B Jeffrey J Burnett D Holt B Boyer L Atknnson FRONT P Walker L Warren E King STANDING E Crum T Savage, College Mens' Dorm Presldent, B Vogel, Vuce President K Hughes Sec NOT PICTURED J Harper, Treas, L Louthan S Louthan Mr and Mrs Louthan are the college mens counselors , HW , , -,, , . E., ' , . ,-. ' , I , .s A . C - X 5 I ,,.x 44.2, S 'fi .-. ' 2 . ' , - . . ' xg-.5 ,f 1, , A , ,Q- V We 'rf , , , . . . :,1v. Q mv , . , Af I -' I.-L. ' . , . , . . 14'-ww ',- J- -lx' 13' it, . . -3,111 4.45. W, .!' I g S., V E. ,N If , F O- I -Q U W 0 I in I ,I NY ig, .,. if . 1 AQ 43 V Nxk -4 'fr 0 . ' ..,, ' Q C' Q 4 Q ACTIVITIE S Sno-Camp fleftj, Homecoming, banquets, plays, parties . . . all illustrated the fact that Christ is the true center of our school. We experienced the truth that in all things it is possible to glorify God, whether on a toboggan or at a formal banquet. The rewards of Christian fellowship were ours as we planned, worked toward, and shared these social activities. Here amid crepe paper, play props, U. S. History books, and typewriters, lifelong friendships were formed, and we acquired a deeper knowledge of our God. 199 gggum--w Mlss Dnxne Thornton and her escort Mr Earl Geussler arrive Dlxve IS crowned durlng halftime by our 1958 Homecomung at Patterson Fleld Occldental College Queen Mass Ann Harrison Q Our 1959 Homecoming Court Muss Joyce Olson and escort Mr Ted Noller Miss Jan Cummmgs and escort Mr Don Deputy Mass Duxve Thornton and escort Mr Earl Geussler Mlss Bernice Graham and escort Mr Lyn Levens Mass Gwenn Smith and escort Mr Bull Mc Klnney HO ECUM NG Our Homecoming was the greatest yet' L A Pacuflc was truly thankful for the response of the churches to our Lnbrary plea It IS our prayer that un future years you wlll remember not only the dlnner the music the fellowship the crowning and the game but the thought and reason for our Harvest Homecommg to thank God for Hrs graclousness to us , , U , - ' fl , T l 1 p . V . I . I , . . I RL 111C111bC1f'. . . our dlgmtanes? Southern Cal s Jack Nelson always In hot pursult7 the standung ovation given our team? soft tones offered by the Co Eds7 Les Femmes Royale? the combined voices of our hugh school choir' OUI' FIRST H0meC0m'fl8 football game' . 153' -A3 YV , .- I A A as ' U- Y l M ' A I. , FW 'Q The capacity crowd in attendance enioyed the mellow blending of the Collegians were touched by Prexy s presentation of the Courtland Trophy U and left that night, thrilled with the progress and leadership attained by their alma mater. Youth today is plagued by insecurity that sometimes comes out in the cruelest forms of violence Where does the fault lie? Youth workers provide one form of guidance. Should all the responsibility for misguided young people fall on their already over-burdened shoulders? Do parents make a supreme ef- fort to give the sacrificial love that will save our youth? Rebel The Senior Play was presented that those who beheld it would more fully understand the vital part we all play in making society a better place for teenagers Dex Herald the rebel was supported by a cast that helped the audience grasp the finality of death and the futility of life without love and guidance Lighting and stereophonic sound were expertly supervised by Bill Hart. Wlthout A Cause ,,,-1 ff' NS Mr Wnllram Rearuck director provided the gemus that made It all possible The answer ns not nn the stars nor ln any form of vrolence A un was Mel Stewart who proved a valuable asset to any dramatic productlon sslstung on the llght and so d Q but It Iles ln the patient und erstandzng of one human beung for another ' 99 : ,v Q l ' i , 5 W ., I i .fi W E 1 V f 7, 1 . i. dy I X I R xx. ' Crystal Chrlstm xv' 1- LE x' V r Ya l Warm conversatuon and the laughter of frnends added to the sparkle of thus Crystal Christmas The Bob Shepard Chorale provided the evenrngs music and mood with songs After banquet parties Were UWIS EVOUD that made Chrustmas even more real Safhefed at the mme Of Jlldy Bumetf 'gl H12 Dave Rannes as M C fcenterj headed a long table of dlgm Christmas always makes the beautiful more beautiful the tarles happy even more happy and the warmth of Chrnst supreme ' asv r X V. -- ., ' t -, W 4 ,tr Q Q W KS, ' XI1 . M Y My x .A r I 2 fd ' KN K ' n , X, gc . s. I t 5 51 . lilly ' . ff' A A- . . , . - I ' Minn: - 1 .ii - A K r. q .Y A ,. V a. A - V A - f -all- L 5' 4 ' . u lx is ' F1 - N 60 The L1tt1GSt Angel 3 The angelic strains of the gurl s trlo brought the Chrlst mas spurut unto our hearts 'Q 0 gf 103' 7 Two guests who undoubtedly enjoyed the banquet were lovely Barbara Bealrd and her escort Bull Cox 'im' l Bn What was at they served? :Qi-1 ifx- The festlvrtnes of the evening concluded with a readmg by Mrs Robert Cox of Q Z The hugh school faculty and admlnlstratuon were well represented and added that ellte touch to the head table The Llttlest Angel Each year at thus season we honor Chrlst s blrth at our Chrlstmas Ban quets the dellght of glvlng and thanks glvlng are heavy on the alr Though our hugh school and college are at different banquet halls we unlte ln splrrt as all the world breathes prayers of thanks for the One Who redeemed us all QQ ' 99 fi ilu f v if ,. .f i lv f q I .- Q , 5 Um , .V V 4 5 , Us ' an T '5 J ' G X4-J l , YY 5 5 is Ar 5 v A .4. ....-.3 -y , , . ,-fx,,,r-e, ' L x W . ! ' Od , a . 'Al C 1,51-L 8 ' X S 4 1 L A S ,sx , V- .. 6' 4 9 Physlcal Scuence ns desrgned to glve the student a general knowledge of physlcs astronomy geology and meteorology f For all who By thus tlme most of you know that Los Angeles Pacific College IS an lnstltutlon marked by thorough scholarshlp In a Chrlstlan atmos phere For many of you It IS also a place where you have found or strengthened the ID ner consciousness of God which makes It pos slble for you to partlcrpate ln creating such an atmosphere for others Here as well you have found students wlth serlous purpose and ob lectlve ln llfe and teachers who represent a rare comblnatlon of scholarshlp and dynamlc Chrls tlon experlence Indeed the genius of Los An A study of the principles and theory of orgamc chemistry IS taught by Professor Boehr A general lntroductnon to the history and literature of the New Testament provldes a deeper understanding of the Buble f Nearby Bushnell Way Grammar School guldes LA Paclfnc College associate teachers In the modern methods of teach mg the elementary school subjects required by Callfornla state laws Studmd . . . geles Paclflc College as this posltlve lntegratlon of the academlc and the rellglous an lntegratlon that compromises neither lntelllgence nor Ch ras tron faith ln the rellglously and lntellectually stlmulatlng atmosphere of Los Angeles Pacsflc College you have also found healthy sports good clean fun and posslbly best ofall frlends In the years ahead your college days wlll stand out as cherished memories It IS our hope and prayer that your experlences and sound educa tlon here wlll contrlbute to a future of success and happmess Paul C Davis Dean Los Angeles Paclflc College Evemng actlvltnes nn the LA PC llbrary conclude at 1000 pm Library Sclence offers complete mstructson In catalogunng procedure Women Physlcal Education students enloy trampoline tennrs basketball badmun ton volleyball and other relaxsng sports apphed themselx es Those who Fund the best values Behave by beluevung them Solve future problems from the same udeals These admonutuons underlune lesson plannung by teach ers whose udeals are centered un fulfullung God s pur pose for them They fund expressuon un the dauly experu ences of Buble unstructuon socual studues problems scuence experuments mathematucs drulls busuness traunung language use physucal actuvuty Freshman and Sophomore Glee Club prepare for a performance X x x,Xf x I X1 Pacufuc Hugh students ask What values are best? The lessons answer God s as provuded un unspuratuon the endurung pruncuples of socuety as revealed un hus tory man s duscoverues as he takes the methods of scuence to reveal them Pacufuc Hugh students unquure What conduct comes from Chrustuan values? Classroom experuences class actuvutues student government sports partucupatuon show the way to respect for others un all thungs Pacufuc students questuon How do we solve prob lems Day to day contact wuth fellow classmates and teachers deducated to fundung the answers today that wull help fund answers tomorrow paves the way by precept and example of open mundnedness to the great truths of God s unuverse At Pacufuc Hugh students and faculty work together motuvated by the beluef that less than one s best us nt good enough Wuuuuam D Rearuck Pruncupal Los Angeles Pacufuc Hugh School Ill peruod Gym Class ruvalry stull runs hugh Senuor Englush Luterature Class duscovers The Vusuon of Sur Launfal 64 ASIEUIJ Jog 3uuu.uu.ueJ0 usuuug aM suueg 'KLUJV sul, uuol aM Mr Davus guudes aspurung young scuentusts un Chemustry laboratory World Hustory wuth Mr Brown was always un terestung 5l99'3H X Ou, ul - ur ll ' ' ' V1 Al . ' VV . . . . , 0 . ' .... 7 . . V , u u l . - X' K lu ry A - A - ' . u K . , . . . 1 I 1 - V vu , ' K N X - Y Q f .. . , . H x , K x, 1 - u ,,,, . QM . .. . . . ' 2, if u 1 ., uu - - uv , x f y, ' W ' --,, f -- - u. ' vv ' - y - A . , . - - ul u ' u, u , x ,I ,X E .. x H- ff , -X up K xnxx XA V 'M' , , ,.,, lr XX' A XX X X X - .. u , x 'X . 'X A Wy ,ak X! xy! LMA xxx t X ts :XL Xt X N X 1 1 'vm I , -K 'X' If X f , X X X X X . X ' X X X -R L , X ,WXXKL ,np -tx' X- X t t XIX- X,-X , I , ' ,J XV, ' X y 1 X x yy ,K X '- NX-R X, XCX t tk K ,XXK X Xmx X K ,X yX.X Y . 1. ur, jf X, B N' x X X lx x . .V ,-s x A f fy A T Yi fxyxl u , X X 'X Y u A X X, ' l W , , x . . . . U . . . H . . , - FORENSIC S . . . COLLEGE DEBATE Thus year has been an actuve one for the Debate and Forensuc Socuety on campus wuth Ken Lee returmng from last year s squad and the addutuon of Sharon Eddy Lynn Wessell and Ken Hardy Under the coachung of Mr Rowan Lunsford past national debate cham puon from Redlands Unuversuty the students entered a number of unter colleguate contests They partucupated un debate tournaments at Los Angeles Cnty College San Duego State Long Beach State U C L A Clarem t Men s College and unnumerable others de featung such teams as Occudental College Los Angeles State Claremont Mens Palomar J C and many more HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH Thus year the natuonal collegiate topuc was Resolved that Congress should be granted the power to reverse decusuons of the Su preme Court We are proud of the showung our debate team made thus 1959 60 season and are sure of theur contunued success The mann speech tournament of the Calufornua Assocuatuon of Chrlstuan Schools was held at L A Paclfuc Hugh School Thus year three fursts out of fuve possuble were taken by Pa clfuc un the Junuor Duvusuon These tourna ments are excellent preparatuon for colleguate speech and debate and all who partucupate are aware of the tremendous potentual that us to be gauned through them S .f'b, Ken Sharon and Lynn go over the newest books on Supreme Court procedure Ken and Sharon at U S C the Western States Alternate 'S The hugh school speech students made an excellent representatuon at the C A C S tournament un March Lealta Leach and Vucku Foreman, Pacufuc Hugh award wunners un extemporaneous speakung 65 , - . , A XXI P , . . 3 , , ' 1 1 . V . ., on' ' ' I l ' A L' ' f , I I l. . X: .. - I . - A ',,,, . . ' 'E U ,Q J V K., Those who were there.. fl 'Wx Bull of Rights Week and our Christmas float Q9 classes at Cabrzllo Beach Commando Nnght an the Gym 7 q 9 wqr rs' 'VN- -QV' the leap year party the Paul Arellanes Sr AND Jr the only father son football com blnatlon In the countr ful! College Day s fasnlon snow hononng our Homecoming Court and their parents at Le Femmes Royale rushnng onto the field after Pacrflcs stunnune upset of the Azusa powernouse and campus jobs provlded for us by our college 67 F. 'A v . , 1, -as x 5 B a fx X I I ., ' e x Xl ,' - I , N f- S f . . . 'yy' -V , my -, .- 1 l , , IV if 1 fl- I H I 'N . ' -YQ The Cmcket On The Hearth l--s-,,, ,- 4-'51 t Bull Rearlck dubs In at the sound panel whale Pearce man of famuluar footsteps as Dlrec or the llght controls Bertha gropes to fund the h old man takes off has dlsgulse and luttle Dot keeps t e the unvelllng a surpruse to Caleb U' Riggs manipulates Colleen Lynch concentrates on Tully s hairstyle as the Story Teller The Story Teller explanns John s anger and Mass h little wlfe may watches Mrs Fielding apply whiskers to John remorse In fearlng that IS have been dlsloyal John and Dot and the Baby glow The Crncket chnrps lustuly as Bertha opens her arms to the happiness restored to :ness whale Tully Slowboy all as the Old Gentleman Mrs Fueldung and May fund cause for rejoicing and John and Caleb and Dot help brlng It all about In happ 68 gapes an open admiration QQ 1 ' 1 ' 6 ' I 99 , I I ' 1 I 'Jw lf to fp... l , 'C il. . X O - , . 7' X ,, , ' ws' ' u P' 4 I an 'T lf 7 L Q fb 4555 ' T ' N X X . R., ff 'X X , l 'J' ll 1 ,1 Q A 4 1 g A X V bi ujeff .bv Di xr. -1 I 7 We a they sand they were golng to have this party and ah I dldnt have anythmg planned for that night so ah I went Anyway pretty soon I looked over In a secluded corner and ah some of my frlends had one of these boxes you know? Well these chucks were feedlng em chlcken and salad and other deslrable culslne and It looked luke a real valuable time And anyway I got there and thus lndlvldual was up ln front of the group trylng to gnve away these boxes you know what I mean? if l wandered up to the front after a whsle and ah these cats were having thenr picture taken because they had bought a prize winner or somethlng and ah It looked like every thmg was goung to turn out real cool BGX SOCIAL So, ah, I bought one of the boxes and thus llttle brunette sand she d feed me chncken and salad for the rest of my Ilfe Well, I related to her the fact that It really wasnt necessary and all, so, ah, she sand she knew a fun game we mlght play, and All In all, lt turned out to be a real cool evening, you know what I mean, man? ill- ! 'l, s K Y , V 'X - g -1 ,I ' 1. .-- il T f A X A 1 x , I 4 W W , I VV I ,,' I I vw 'A H' .hr 4 . 4 -. V V 1 ' . .I , Y -I I . Q , . V 1 Q 42 A ' -GPI - f '-.Ig I, I V' I 11 A if 349' 4,, p, or ,1 fffi 4? .3- ,f,..g- Q if W X 5. s Q 2 1 a f 4 ' , 1 x 07 ' s . , ggi. 5 x f .ff 5' ara'- 4' 'Qwf rf'-9 1 Q' CTO IIPC In PORTS ln our first year of football the eleven man gridiron squad of Los Angeles Pacific Col lege brought honor and glory to the ll'lStI tution Against tremendous oclds a small group of courageous men proved an old adage that determination and will to sacri fice can bring about the realization of a seemingly Impossible goal This years squad was more than Iust a football team lt was symbolic of the fine spirit of our school and exemplified the struggle to survive that has been ours through the years The problems of the squad were innumerable but these only intensified the desire to succeed Such situ ations as the lack of equipment Inadequate fa Iities little or no financial aid sc cl ule difficulties Insufficient personnel to handle the necessary Iobs player dropouts Injuries scholastic InelIgIbIlItIes were only sonoe of the common adversities The chal lenge was more than just winning or losing It was actually a matter of survival But survive the team did. The first practice was held at night on the field of a local playground with no lights. and only six men. Gradually a few more men turned out. but at no time did the number swell to more than a dozen or so. Every night this small band of men would put on their ragged out-moded uniforms and prac- tice from 8200 to 10130 P.lVl. The majority of the practice time was spent on fundamentals and conditioning. Many of tne players saved their own money to buy helmets and other necessities. All this coupled with the players' obligations to their academic work. jobs. and various stu- dent body and church affiliations. made the fine record of the team even more extra- ord nary. The following pages alone record a pictorial study of the team's progress. The sweat, and blood. and tears given by these rnen can be appreciated only by those who shed them. As a team, we have been greatly privileged to play under the direction of Coach Jim Brownfield. We have learned complete respect for his leadership, knowledge of football and strategy, a respect that has given us unified confidence both in the man and in his decisions. From every viewpoint this has been a pioneer year: Jim Brownfield has been a pioneer coach. Work- ing under shortages of time, finances, number of players and countless other handicaps, he patiently forged through, lead- ing us to a winning and thrilling season. But it would be tragi- cally incomplete to appreciate Jim Brownfield merely as an outstanding coach, to each of the players he has been far, far more. 'tln his sacrificial giving of energy, money, and ability, he has been a great inspiration. Through his hard working, 'never-say- die' spirit he has been a tremendous pace-setter. By his sin- cere belief that we were doing more than fielding a football squad, he helped instill purpose and drive into each team member. In taking to himself many odd jobs, such as taping injuries, distributing uniforms, and providing transportation, Coach dispelled the possibility of any grumbling, he gave us a determination to all-out effort in order to vindicate his sacri- fice. And as a counsellor and friend he has taken a personal interest in the problems and future of each of us, adding to the intimate comradeship of this unique football team. He has made this season the supreme football experience, and the most rewarding one for all of us. Without his diverse and monumental efforts this step forward for our college would not have been possible. No man has had a greater hand in making the beginning of football at L. A, P. C. a resounding reality than Coach Jim Brownfield. Coach Brownfield gives a chalk talk. SQSITSQBERTSON FGOTBALL FRONT ROW Tom Savage guard Ed Whitney tackle Dick Romine quarterback Ray Saylors guard Sam Turnbough guard Wes Currier end Duke Archer wingback SECOND ROW Butch Hailey end Dave Raines halfback John MacArthur half back Vince Myers end Jim Sheffer end Jim Trebilcox tackle Don Robertson fullback Bob Linville quarterback NOT PIC TURED Paul Arellanes Sr tackle Paul Arellanes Jr fullback Kent Hughes wingback Ken Lee guard Dale McEachron halfback Ron Midyett end Leon Schlotterbeck halfback l : , Q , : . : . : . 2 . 9 U , . 1 , : , 2 , - : . 5 , z . : , A : , . - : . .: : . .. : , z , 5 Q . 1 , . L A PACIFIC 14 CLAREMONT MUDD FROSH 7 In a tough afternoon contest that lasted untll dark the Paclfuc football team won Its openlng game of the season over Claremont Mudd Frosh Thus was an afternoon of many flrsts It was the colleges flrst offuclal eleven man football game It was also the flrst wun of the year Credlt for L A P C s furst touchdown went to wmgback DUKE ARCHER who took a 17 yard pass from quarterback DICK ROMINE In the first quarter to score The conversnon try was made good as halfback DAVE RAINES drove over for two povnts to put L A ahead 8 to 0 ln the second half Claremont Mudd scored but mussed their converslon Later ln the fourth quar ter L A P C fumbled on their own 45 yard Ime to glve Claremont one last shot to score How ever fme Ime play by bug tough 250 lb guard RAY SAYLORS and tackle BUTCH HAILEY averted a Claremont tally Wlth time running out the Panthers generated one more drlve with the majorlty of the holes bemg created by guard KEN LEE as Captain DON ROB ERTSON ripped off large chunks of yardage ROBERTSON fmally scored on an off tackle blast The Panther team rallies to stop a last quarter Claremont drlve to :ce the game Shown are ARCHER 335 and MIDYETT 45:88 mak mg the tackle and left to rlght WHITNEY 12978 ROMINE 325 SAYLORS 494 RAINES 338 and MYERS 389 good for 3 yards and 6 points L A PACIFIC 30 BOYS CHRISTIAN LEAGUE ALL STARS O The Paclflc Panthers exploded In the fnrst half to humble the All Star team from San Gabruel Valley 30 to 0 Halfback DAVE Hrs longest gaunt was 37 yards In the second quarter with the and of some sharp downfueld blockung by wmgback KENT HUGHES and tackle JIM TREBILCOX The Panther defense looked especlally sharp wrth the All Stars bemg held to minus yardage Defenslve ends NORM WALKER and WES CURRIER showed well at their respective posltlons Another surpnse was tackle PAUL ARELLANES SENIOR who as the oldest player In the natuon at 46 made several fme plays In the last quarter Also scoring for L A was fullback DON ROBERTSON on a 42 yard slant L A PACIFIC 6 POMONA FROSH 36 The Pacufuc forces were rudely bounced from the undefeated ranks as the alert Pomona Frosh team took advantage of every Panther mnstake to run up 36 points on them Although the score ended lopsvded the contest was actually Interesting to watch with the Panthers stall In contention with less than 10 minutes to play But several key interceptions and two crucial fumbles put the lld on Paclflc s hopes as the Sagechlcks scored 3 times an the last quarter The Panthers lone score came on a 5 yard dash by DAVE RAINES In the second quarter Looking especlally good for the Panthers was rangy end RON MIDYETT who pulled nn 4 passes durung the evemng to gain 110 yards 41: Awww Time out L A Paclflc as end MYERS 389 has his hand checked In the All Star Game The Panthers went on to down the Boys Chrlstlan League team 30 to 0 Left end MIDYETT 88 smashes unto Pomona College defensive backs after catching a 33 yard pass from quarter back ROMINE 73 - I I K I , l ' H 1 A fl, X, ' 1 . . - f . . . . U' RAINES broke loose 3 times for long runs into the end zone. ' mf - - - - - 1 45 1 'Q C, '19 I 1 1 ul . . it t A bird s eye view shows Pacific s Winged T offense ready to roll against the 7 man line defense of Azusa L. A. PACIFIC 18 AZUSA COLLEGE 16 This was the night! The greatest thrill of the year came before an astonished crowd as L. A. P. C. upset the powerful Azusa team. The Panthers played their finest game of the season as they rallied again and again to hold off a loaded Azusa SpIitT club Azusa scored first in the opening quarter but L A came right back as a 59 yard pass from BOB LIN VILLE to end JIM SHEFFER set up Pacific s first tally On the very next play quarterback BOB LINVILLE passed the ball 27 yards to end RON MIDYETT who out fought two Azusa men for the score The conver sion try was missed so Azusa still maintained an 8 to 6 lead However in the second quarter tackle ED WHITNEY and guard SAM TURNBOUGH raised havoc with the Azusa ball carriers and threw them for loss after loss until Azusa was deep in their own territory Being forced to go to the air Azusa found L A s VINCE MYERS intercepting their forward pass and returning it to set up the Panthers second score Minutes later DAVE RAINES drove off tackle 3 yards for the Panthers second score just before the half ended L A P C went to their locker room at half time with a 12 to 8 lead Starting the second half it was apparent immediately that Pacific was not to be denied On the third play big BOB LINVILLE ripped through the middle of the Azusa line behind the massive Panther center CONNIE CARMACK LIN VILLE didnt stop running until he hit pay dirt some 53 yards away This put L A P C in a commanding 18 to 8 lead and only a last quarter 50 yard run by Azusa quarterback Dave Knowles kept the Sentinels in contention But this was Pacifics night and any hope of Azusa s scoring was blotted out as the en tire Panther line smashed the Azusa backs for suc cessive losses of 7 3 9 13 and 23 yards respec tively during the last 5 minutes of the contest The victory was a great tribute to the fine spirit of an out manned but certainly not out fought Pacific team Wingback DUKE ARCHER runs a reverse to set up a td Moments L A PACIFIC 18 later the Panthers scored the all important game winning touch down in the great 18 to 16 upset of Azusa College BOB LINVILLE 98 Panther quarterback on a 51 yard touchdown jaunt in the second quarter against Southern Cal College End VINCE MYERS 89 gets set to clean out ALL AMERICAN Bill Severn and spring the play oose SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COLLEGE 20 two thousand turned out for the Golden State Athletic Association championship game A Pacific victory would make the Panthers the undisputed champions a victory by Southern Cal would throw the final lejgueAs'gandings into a three way tie between Azusa Southern an L As was expected Southern Cal s fabulous Little All American quar terback Bill Severn was outstanding He was responsible for every Vanguard score as he ran twice around the Panther flanks to pay dirt and tossed a 21 yard t d pass for their final score Also Severn passed once for S C s conversion effort which eventually proved to be the margin of victory for the Vanguards Southern Cal scored first and made their conversion in the opening quarter L A P C bounced right back with a score as BOB LINVILLE broke loose for a 51 yard bootleg play The Panther try for point was blocked and the score board flashed Southern Cal 8 L A 6 In the second quarter the Panthers marched 87 yards to score as DAVE RAINES skirted the Vanguard s end from 7 yards out aided by a block from guard JOHN MACARTHUR to put the Panthers ahead 12 to 8 Then back came S C with Severn leading the way for their second score Halftime showed Southern Cal 14 L A Pacific 12 After the half the Panthers great quarterback BOB LINVILLE ran 63 yards for the tally making it C C 14 Then Seve ra lie is Vanguard club to another score in the last quarter as he passed to his wingback Tanner for the game winning touchdown The Panthers made one last minute gallant effort to pull the game out of the fire as they drove down to Southern Cal s 3 yard line but as fate would have it the ball was fumbled with only 3 inches to go for the score They came out on the short end but the fans left the game proud of their performance The season was indeed a great success and football had made its mark at L A P C I ' The air was filled with anticipation as a Homecoming crowd of over Cal, . . .c. 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' ' L.A.P. . 18, 's. . , ' fn is d if An lmmeasurable debt of gratntude as owed Dr Don Robertson he has been stnvlng for the realuty of foot at L for several years ln assnstlng Coach Brownfleld thls season he has glven countless hours of tedious work Because of Gay Overstreets vltal energy and determlnatnon to see things accompllshed the whole nation was made aware of our team s progr ss Thanks Gay' Too a sincere word of apprecl atlon vs here due Mort Moss of the Los Angeles EXAMINER whose personal Interest sn our athletlc program dld much to put our school s name on the lnps of sports enthusiasts everywhere 845 S 'x Hours of thought and applred lmagnnatlon on the part of Chuck Leviton gave L A P C her flrst glimpse of Chucks ungenuuty and know how through the manner ln which he handled publlclty for our games Here are the men for whom all was glven these falthful determined men who gave every flber of themselves for the school and her flrst football tearr Thanks IS only an empty word when an expression of appreclatlon IS to be offered Our prayers were with you every mlnute team and our hearts are swelled with prlde and love for all you ve given Our yell leaders were the plvot around which the spnnt of our games revolved Every game was a new thnll because of the never ending enthusiasm these fave klds showed -'IW' .ra ja A here IS ur coach the oblect of a crownlng trlbute Wlthout Jlm Brownfleld ball at L P C would never have been posslble For Those Mflth Determ1nat1on . . . 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Nu Q V, Name Lunvulle Bob Robertson Don Raunes Dave Archer Duke Romune Duck MacArthur John Totals Lunvulle Bob Romme Duck Robertson Don Totals Raunes Dave Lunvulle Bob Robertson Don Archer Duke Mudyett Ron Totals TACKLING Myers Vunce Savage Tom Robertson Don Whutne Ed Y Tu rn bough Sam Hauley Butch Raunes Dave Mudyett Ron Romune Duck Archer Duke Carmack Connue MacArthur John Curruer Wes Arellanes Jr Paul Lee Ken Arrellanes Sr Paul Hughes Kent MacEachron Dale Trebulcox Jum Lunvulle Bob Robertson Don Raunes Dave Romune Duck Myers Vance Mudyett Ron Archer Duke MacArthur John INDIVIDUAL SEASONAL STATISTICS RUSHING Total Yds. Total Yds. Gained 753 415 314 No. of Carries Lost 1606 PASSING Passes Completd Passes Passes Attempted lnterceptd PASS RECEIVING Passes Receuved Myers Vunce Mudyett Ron Romune Duck Robertson Don Archer Duke Sheffer Jum Totals SCORING TDs Conver Pounts Lunvulle Bob Raunes Dave Romune Duck Totals Yards Gauned 8 478 Punts Net Yds. Gained 396 3 4 1523 Percent Completed 488 500 330 488 Avg. Yds Gained 135 Yards Gauned 3 5 478 PUNTING No of Yds Gauned Avg O2 20 890 TEAM SEASONAL STATISTICS No of Taddes otal net yards gauned Net yards rushung Net yards passung Passes attempted Passes completed Passung percentage Passes untercepted by Yards untercepted returned Punts Puntung average Fumbles Fumbles lost Penaltues Yards penaluzed LAPC 2001 478 88 5 43 25 472 Furst downs total Furst downs runnung Furst downs passung Furst downs penaltues INDIVIDUAL TOTALS FOR SEASON Tumes Total Handed Ball Net Yds Gauned 1044 4 4 Avg Yds Per Handle 105 120 117 1 Puntung Per Punt 43 1 320 270 43 25 OPPONENTS 1213 7 310 No of Games , . ,..,....,.,,.,,...... 54 -24 729 . 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I 1 ' A . ., , .. 17 15 I I 1 ' ' .. . .. , 1 10 , .. 1 ' ,' . ..., . ., 1 , .,.,. .........,. , .H99 . 5 , , ,. ,. 64 5 7.0 5 ' , , . . .. , 53 314 5.9 5 ',' , . ,. .. .57 261 4.5 5 ,' , , ,... . .. .14 168 . 5 ' , . ,,..,.,.............., 10 117 . 5 , , ,,........ ..... 14 68 4.8 5 , ...,,,.,.. ,..,, 3 3.0 2 Tony Hutchinson, Guard Game John M yxxmxe aC4 NW 'Thu N r For Jim Sheffer Center CAPTAIN Ward Dick Romine, Guard Dean Tompkins, Forward Chuck Ostberg Manager John Harper Guard D 3 Sv 09 Gu e R61 X Ropedg ne O00 W6rd B ASKE FBALL L A Pacnflc College s basketball team provided one of the most unusual and Interesting seasons ln recent years Forward Dean Tompkins ranked among the highest scorlng players ever to wear a Paclflc uniform The team became one of the hugh est scoring squads an the his tory of the school running up over 90 polnts on Highland Col lege In splte of thelr hlgh scor :ng record the Panthers fanled to wln the majority of their games and flnlshed In the cellar he G S Reallzlng that no man stood much over sux feet the Pacnfuc team took advantage of thelr greatest assets speed and hustle to operate the fast break offenslve with surpnslngly re markable devastatuon The bask etball men are to be congratu lated for their tremendous show :ng and exciting play Jlm Brownfneld Coach Upland defenslve m m Zpomts from the Cfijrlngfralt as forward Duck Romme 4-f24 flres Dav 9 Ram P es 3 33352 glost devaejsrtggnup OH scorln al defendefS fillwfgpon the fsstergd of the Name Tompkms Dean MacArthur John Sheffer Jlm Romme Duck Harper John Mldyett Ron Robertson Don McKinney Bull Raines Dave Carmack Connie Hutchnnson Ton Llnvllle Bob Gray Jam 9 action 'Sak SEASONALS STATISTICS Total Pomts 502 289 7 4 Paclflc Opponents 1468 Total Points 1558 58 3 Ave Pts Per Game 60 3 W ns 8 Losses 17 Dlck Romme Ch0ol 24 d he Shotrecord hol er Eggs by a Ca' T Avg Pts Per Game 20 8 11 7 110 ,WA .. n Tompkins 853 defender to S Prepares to fggi SEASON S RECORD Paclflc Opponents Southern Cal Cal Baptist L A Trade Tech Upland Azusa Cal Tech Frosh Young Russians Chnstnan League San Gabrlel Valley MacArthur Memornal Southern Cal Boys Chrlstlan Blola Upland 1 e Azusa Trade Tech Blola Cal Baptist Hrghland Young Russians Chrlstlan League Cal Tech Cal Baptlst Luke Arr Force Base Grand Canyon Southern Cal a 1 1. 5' E 1 ,V I 2 y , . X . 1 3 . U - .4 ' ' ' ' Y .. - S ', : , 49 .,.. . . ...53 75 .. . ' . . . . .59 64.. . .. . . .79 35 . 41 48 . . so yy 48 . . . . . 55 g 45. ' ' 1 ' .44 55... ' .40 1 49 .. ' .42 S ' '37 E the 1 49... . ..53 - f 71 ,... ' ' . 52 , 1 BS 60. ' .73 63 . 43 65. .L'f . .67 Individual Data 55 . 71 A ' ' ' 51 .. . .83 ', ' ' ' A' f 47 . ' . . .71 , ' . . . .. 19 7.2 H ' , '... . . 165 6.6 65 1. . 94 , .. . . . .. 12 5.1 ' , , V66 . 93....' . ...63 , .. .. . so 5.0 A V I ' , ' .. . . 42 4.5 42 1 ' --52 ' , . 25 3.0 . ' . .... . 15 2.0 46 at . -- 54 ' , y. . 6 2.0 ' ' , . . . 4 4.0 74 - ' 86 , 1 . 1 1.0 M as . ' 73 .. .. ' . 60 81 1' e ' ' -' 71 . 79 CSIRLS, BASIQETBALL FIRST ROW Pat Walker forward Judy Henslelgh forward Joellyn Paul forward Betty Ann Tompkins forward Marlene Romrne guard SECOND ROW Mrs Henslelgh coach Barbara Jeffrey guard Linda Hensleugh forward Shirley Berkompas guard Dorothy Holt guard Marilyn Walker guard Bermce Graham guard Yell leaders chant the half time encouragement for our Panther squad My The gym ns qulet for an Upland free throw Kneellng Betty Ann Tompklns Sharon Eddy Standing Marlene Romlne Dave Sanders Joellyn Paul X ELI LE ADERS The vlbrant enthusiasm of our pep squad has repeatedly led our teams to vnctory vac tory that mlght otherwise not have been ours Every game found Dave and the four co eds with the quality and sportsmanship that has brought our school splnt to a new hugh thus year Thelrs was the pnvllege of cheenng our flrst football team theirs as the rlght to accept our acknowledgment of a job well done Ths concludes the fall sports for baseball The Homecoming crowd warms up for a PANTHER spell out tennls track and fueld events see supplement l l 7 f .J 4 85 , .5, 1 ' fum rg, - . , QA ' -r nf I JJ 151, H ff, 'ff Ag E TS ,Q ,. gm 'l 'MQQHM f. Aww. W, ., -QQ . J I an ,f a 'Q 7 'aL In Gln. W Q 1 Q., ,, . ff- , ,A mmf ,- -fffp-. , F5 w, ' .-.- I 'Vt ' . sf' a. I Q L Q L 4, '-1-....- i W 'ff ,e . i ' - ' , , I an-'ff H T' f' n'J'f,!, ,fm 7 4 Q Q fa wet M ,..f,.. ,-Sl ,Q any .4 f HIGH SCI-IQOL SPORTS This year the Preparatory League pro- vided a level of competition that seem- ingly exceeded the Panther potential. But, even though outmanned, the Pan- ther athletes never gave their opposi- tion an easy victory. Probably the high- light of the year was the increased interest and loyalty on the part of Pa- cific students. Some of the largest turn- outs in recent years promised the rise of the Panther forces once again next year. VARSITY Dlck Blowers Center CAPTAIN Bob Wright A Don Deputy Guard Guard SEASON S RECORD PACIFIC OPPONENTS Ambassador Boys Christian Upland Academy Valley Chrustlan Long Beach Brethren Chadwick Spanush American Boys Chrlstran Fllntrldge Culter Valley Chrlstlan Avalon Black Foxe Long Beach Brethren Pasadena Academy Gerald Harer Varslty Coach BASKETBALL Dale LOFIFUOV FOVW8l'd Paul Lmgren Guard Bud Harper Forward Jay Hockenbury Center Steve Morrlll Forward Howard Biddulph Forward Deputy outruns his Culter defenders to ease in two points. Blowers fights for the rebound as two Flintridge players sandwich Lorimor. Blowers fires a jump shot against Culter Deputy shoots from the key as Hockenbury follows up to rebound I2 f F' Q9 Gal 4 K r Lorlmor goes after a rebound 'Xl ,6 ., W X YI FRONT ROW Roger Lingren end John Chao end Jay Hockenbury halfback Waine Benedict end John Walker end SEC OND ROW Bud Harper quarterback David Hardy quarterback Charles Gentis center Dick Blowers end Dale Lorimor end Dex Herald fullback Howard Biddulph quarterback Gerald Harer Coach NOT PICTURED Loal Ames center Don Deputy halfback Don Allgor center FOOTBALL Coach Harer and Captain Benedict confer. Pacific Pacific Pacific Pacific Pacific Pacific Pacific Pacific SEASON S RECORD Boys Christian Pasadena Academy Long Beach Brethren Chadwick Culter-40 - ....,.... Flintridge-53 -37 ,..,.,. Ambassador-25 -13 ..... Valley Christian-56 Jay Hockenbury Loal Ames Dex Herald Halfback Center Fullback I lth a flne turnout of flfteen boys Although the competition ln thelr Prep eague was stlll ln advance of the Panther Club deflnlte signs of promise n thelr second year of sux man football the hugh school team was pleased l farked the club s performances J he black and red lnltlated theur attack from the short punt and spread rmatlons and found It relatlvely easy to score polnts on their opposltlon oach Gerry Harer feels that wlth some added strength to the defenslve am the Paclflc crew wlll have a most satlsfylng season next fall Warne Benedict David Hardy Charles Gentls CAPTAIN End MosT VALUABLE PLAYER Quarte-rbaCk Center v 1 . , . It ,, Duck Blowers John Walker nd End Howard Blddulph Quarterback Bud Harper Quarterback John Chao Roger Lmgren nd End E E Deputy 36 breaks loose for a long gam against Boys Chnstnan League Lornmor 330 uses good form to down an Ambassador ball carrler Deputy 36 circles left end for a first down In the Ambassador thruller Harper 2132 and Lmgren 22 collaborate to move the ball for the Panthers agamst Ambassador Benedict, 224, puts the vise on an Ambassador ball carrier. Herald, 237, evades a Brethren end. Varsity Cheerlc elders M., Pat Rohrer and Janet Cummings The sportsmanshlp of LA Pacific year This IS undoubtedly attributed to the capable leadershlp and en thuslasm of our cheerleaders and song leaders Whether or not the Panthers were victorlous the spirit of this indlsputably great pep squad remained constant ALMA MATER we pledge to thee Falthful students and alumnl We will ever be Ours the school of hlghest honor Rlsing now anew Hail to thee our Alma Mater Loyal strong and true Thus concludes the fall sports for baseball and track see supplement High was .tops in the league this Los Angeles Pacific High School, This Q V+. lv l U 0237 H , ' 'f I 1 I Q I ' U i I Q I Qi, ' ' r W 'Kg ',, m , xy , x ,K if 2 'Hs-,AQ aw Q ' 4' 'li x 4 ww! 2' -7 mu, .ff -15 f 7 - . 5. Q 1 ff, 'haf gf V A vi' 3-Q! fgr- ., O Q, Y I xx' I ' RELIGIQUS LIFE JESUS SAID, lVlen ought always to pray and not turn coward and give up. These are important words for all of us, or He would not have spoken them. But how im- portant are they to us? Just how vital is prayer to our daily life? This is a good question for us to ask, since we are most likely - in our human way - to put other things first. The Apostle Paul charges us to be unceasing in prayer - praying per- severinglyf' l'd like to say a few words to you about prayer, because it is so important in charac- ter building and in daily living. Life is filled with stresses: it may even be that lesson assignments bring about a feeling of stress, especially if you are like me and have to study hard to make a good grade. These stresses must be faced and removed if we are to be happy, healthy, and wholesome. How to meet them and destroy them is the number one challenge. There are many answers. Relaxation through musicnath- letics, hobbies, and social functions' will suggest a few of the ways to relief from stress. But in the complex stresses of modern living, PRAYER is the most effec- tive cure. If prayer is to be effective, it must of necessity include a right relationship to God. It is at this particular point that the church seeks to help. All religious activities of whatever sort are of little value unless they relate themselves to the will and purpose of our Lord Jesus Christ. There- fore, the church seeks to promote and develop a pattern of prayer that will assist in solving the daily problems of all of us. Young people, this church is available to you. Both its Pastor and program are dedi- cated to serve all who come under its influ- ence. We welcome you to join with us in building a better world through the power of prayer and consecrated living. lVlore things are wrought by prayer Than this world dreams of. For so the whole round earth is every way Bound by gold chains about the feet of God. Rev. E. D. Riggs l-iermon Free Methodist Church Los Angeles. California 99 SUNDAY BIORNINGS -J 4f 15.1, f r 'ix Pacific High Sund wlth SOf1g ay SChOOIe,-S e Sm their Opemn 8 exe,-C,SeS College coftee 5 . X lwaY5 en' P stor Riggs before the lessOU Was a hour at 3 loyable SUNDAY NIGHTS Flresude Fellowshlp came Into :ts own thus year as a vntal part of our Chnst centered campus Ilfe Under the leader ship of Presrdent Bob Garvnn Flresude has become ID thus Its thurd year an Integral part of the splntual and social tone of L A P C 100 Free Methodlst Youth meets every Sunday mght and their Influence goes far beyond the Halls of Hermon They have done extensuve vlsltatlon and have stnven to represent Chnst and thenr church through their vltal VISION and vltallty Their testimony IS far reaching and thelr lnves benefit from the full program our F M Y offers , D, V V , ' le - X , r if , .,. r l N , Ay! L ,Ji The Capitol Teen group told of a tnmely medna of reachlng our natlon for Chrnst Student speakers often gave talks on valuable lessons Teenagers CHAPEL ..... Each day the entire student body gathered to f ther at Hermon Church for 30 minutes o brlef devotlon We oo tlme to turn our thoughts and hearts toward O several musical groups during the year We were entertamed by thus combo being a favorite And so another chapel ended the bulletnn lunch nn Demaray Hall Hugh School Chapel speaker Dr Thomas Magahey spoke to us from God s Word Q I 'fe-A . QA li . t - , E P C a I' r T ... ' J U I . K2 ,,,,.,,, ' - ge ' v I ' ' . l ked forward to this as a . cs d. ' FOR THCDSE YVHU SANG, and sang, and sang, and sang .... The Los Angeles Pacific College COLLEGIANS: Bud Vogel, Bob Marquis Jim Trebilcox, Bill McKinney. The Los Angeles Pacific High School COEDS: Dick Blowers, Janet Cum- mings, Waine Benedict, Sharon Marsh. The Pacific Coeds represented our school this year in churches of practically every denomination, schools, Bible clubs, con- ventions and various other activities. They have traveled all over California and Arizona. Highlighting their year was the thrill of singing to 12,000 teenagers at the Youth For Christ Capitol Teen Convention in Washington, D. C. We're singing 102 where Sunday? Tailor fitted suits - I wonder where we will sleep tonight? - Redwood City - San Francisco Jim's directions - Clear Lake - Northern Cal Youth Camp - What kind of music? - midnight hikes - 'tCheck the gas - Here's your dollar - Left turn vfs right - A8tW Root Beer Santa Cruz - Northern Cal. Conference - I wonder if they will feed us? - Evangelist - Guitar Bill's shaved foot- Banana splits - Santa Clara County Hospital - Right turn v s left GUTI - Bud and Delano - Comfort stop Cancy - 1-2-3-4-buzz-6-7 . . Arizona Youth Camp - Keys - Where are the girls?' Thumb Butte - Watermelon busts - Good ole wishy washy Charlie Brown - Spiders - LAPC Carou sei - Southern Cal. Youth Camp - Eenie Mee nie, lVlinie, lVloe - Bob's pitch pipe-UNO dessert - South L.A.- Green Street- Santa Ana Her mon - White, maroon, or brown tie? Today - Tomorrow. 5 ,. s The F1 LX, ,x .,a- ,3- -icowigm li NS., out our W Nuo 40 l pl 1 The FIRESIDE SINGERS anytime CHAPEL IH the mornings REV E E CUTLER and the Church Crusade In the sprung I Rewarding Monients camewith . . . a. .-:Harm ' 5 A ,ps 4-4-of,,--v .J '. fr il: i ADM N ISTRATIO .vw- ' i -+., W , We have never ceased to pray for you and to entreat that you may be filled with a clear knowledge of His will ac- companied by thorough wisdom and discernment in spiritual thingsg so that your lives may be worthy of the Lord and perfectly pleasing to Him, while you bear fruit in every good work, and in- crease in the knowledge of God. Since His power is so glorious, may you be strengthened with strength of every kind . . . Colossians 1:9-11. We of the faculty and staff unite in this prayer for you, the students of Los Angeles Pacific College and High School. These buildings, such as the new Lawrence E. Lingren Memorial Hall Cleftj, are but monuments to a futile effort unless you discover here a faith and concomitant courage to do God's will for your lives. The most important construction L. A. Pacific will ever undertake will not be on the campus, but in the home and communities where you will prayerfully live and work to instill the Christian ideals of your alma mater into the structure of a better world. President Cox In Blonubriztnl With the passing of Mr. Lawrence E. Lingren, Los Angeles Pacific College has lost a staunch and loyal alum- nus, the students have lost a kind benefactor, and the Board of Trustees, a generous and resourceful member. Lawrence E. Lingren was a disciple of Jesus Christ. He believed his Master when He said, He that findeth his life shall lose it, and he that loseth his life for my sake shall find it. ln recognition of this Christian prin- ciple Mr. Lingren literally gave his life for the church. He had a special interest in Christian Education. As graduates of Los Angeles Pacific College, he and his wife, Dorothy, saw to it that their children, Wesley and Marlene, had the same opportunity. It is difficult to know where to begin to relate what Lawrence Lingren meant to Los Angeles Pacific College. So many things that he did are not on any earthly record. So often he requested that his assistance remain unmentioned. We can only name a few of the many ways in which he gave of himself. Mr. Lingren built the Panther Den, the student center. It was to have been a very modest building, but Mr. Lingren felt that the students and Christian Education deserved the best. He personally contributed the Oriental Ash paneling and the marble fireplace which have lifted the decor of that building out of the ordinary. He was on the building committee for the Science Hall. He was a regular contributor to Living Endowment. He came on the Board of Trustees in March of 1957. The high esteem in which he was held by the other trus- tees is evidenced by the fact that he was made a member of the Executive Committee of the Board. During the last few months Mr. Lingren had a vision for the school that became a compelling force in his life. He attended committee meetings and board meetings when he should have been in bed. But this was the Lord's work, it had to go on, and he had to do his part. In recognition of Mr. Lingren's service to our school the Board of Trustees has adopted a resolution that the new high school building, which was being constructed under his direction and is now nearing completion, be named in his honor as the LAWRENCE E. LINGREN MEMORIAL HALL. The place he won in the hearts of all who knew him will not soon be filled. CExcerpts from tributes by Dr. Robert J. Cox, President, Los Angeles Pacific College, and Mr. Henry Smidderks, President, Board of Trustees, Los Angeles Pacific College - February 5, 1960.5 COLLE GE ADMINISTRATIQN ' W r H, .9 RUSSELL J, ANDERSON- M.A. Assistant Director of Registrar History, Political Science Student Affairs MILDRED HARPER A B W ARTHUR LIDDLE Co ordinator Business Manager College Relations English for Foreign Students VELMA CROFF-A.B.-Th.B. QL- , l Y M . .4 , ,M EF. ' 1 PAUL C. DAVIS-Ph.D. HARRY HARPER-M.A. Dean Director of Student Affairs Psychology Spanish , V630 ,, SHELDON LOUTHAN A B ARLETA RICHARDSON B S Assistant Director of Librarian Student Affairs Mathematics Men s Physical Education BUARD OF TRUSTEES SEATED Bergen Birdsall Ray Kelley David Smith Vern Keffer E D Riggs R J Cox Henry Smudderks B L Murray Lawrence Lingren Cdeceasedj E E Cutler lra Lowe Cadvisorb Wes Biddulph Charles Ruth STAND ING William D Rearuck High School Principal W A Liddle Bus Mgr John Holcomb J W Kiserfadvisorb Theo R Stewart Paul C Davis Dean Don Allgor Sr Cadvisorj J D Riggs W Reynolds Staff TRUSTEES NOT PICTURED R J Krantz HarryA Lewis Jack MacArthur J J McCandless Thos Magahey Stanley Teel William Van Valln ,- K 5 'T ' 1 , . . ' ..' . . '. ' . ' ' , ' ' , ' . A - - l - r i V A v ' ' 1 - v ' 3 - . V - , V - - , . i f EDWIN P ASHCRAFT M A D D Chaplam ARNOLD O BROWN Soclal Studles Hnstory ODA L DALTON M S an Education Commerce GERALD HARER A B P E Coach H K BIDDULPH MA Counselor MARGARET CARD A B English FORESTW DAVIS AB M S un Physics Mathematics Physical Science MARY HARRIS-A B Physucal Science Mathematics HIGH SCHCOL AND HILDA BLOWERS-M S ln Musuc Educatlon Musec Education SETH CARY M M Instrumental Muslc ROBERT J FRANKLIN Hlstory Polltlcal Science BONNIE HENSLEIGH Women s P E Coach JOHN W BOEHR MS Chemlstry GORDON E COCHRANE MA Relugnon Sociology Speech EDNA GOODHEW M A English ROWAN LUNSFORD- Education -I A T at V A 9' . ' . ASB- - it . l n n n I s ' A .6 n. ' ,P 'T U-T , W. 1' ' 'U , , - ' ' ' 'B Q ' A.B. - M.A.v COLLEGE FACULTY an-f' MILDRED MAGRUDER E R MARSH Ph D GERALD F MIKELS RACHEL MILAM M S Ph D HISYOVY Education EYISIISII Relnguon Greek Modern Language PAUL RATZLAFF DONALD R ROBERT R SANDERS EVELYN TANNEHILL M M Ed ROBERTSON Ph D Muslc Philosophy Biological Scuences Muslc Psychology Rellguon VIRGINIA KING M M Fnne Arts Sabbatlcal Leave HIGH SCHOOL ADBIINISTRATION WILLIAM D REARICK MA Prmclpal, Engllsh, Dramatucs, Latnn COLLEEN LYNCH BS AUBRY E BEAIRD-A B Vnce Prmclpal, Buble, Spanlsh Gurls' P E Coach, Counselor Bsologucal Scuence, Buble X' , 8 , . .B . - D -' .. E .M.s., W Ivuvl. - PAUL ARTHUR Regnstratlon Counselor Offlce College Relations CLARA BIDDULPH Library Assistant JOSEPHINE COUTU RE Llnen Servlce SHARON FARMER Secretary to the Dean B H GADDIS Manager Pnnt Shop BETTY HART glstrar s Office M! NORMA KUGLER Cook Secretary to Hugh School Principal Relations MYRTLE JOHNSON PAUL KUGLER Director of Alumnl MARY EMMA PUFFER Assustant Bookkeeper MARTHA P REARICK Secretary to the President W C REYNOLDS Fneld Representative STAFF RICHARD P COUTURE Bulldlngs 81 Maintenance ELVIRA HARER Bookkeeper C D MULKINS Superintendent of Prnnt Shop ARTHU R TICE Printer CLARA WEST BERNICE wooD Assistant Cook Student C'-ante' 4 5. W X ' I, ' Re' ' ' V,,gt 5 Y. V, V A T Mrs Harper snagged a handsome one for the leap year party' Dr Davls flnal words of wisdom were offered five of our Sensors just prnor to their departure for Bushnell Way Elementary School where they em barked on their student teaching and associate work t The President and his cablnet review plans for the future It must have been a good day' 5 , 5 r a 1 , fl My ,V 4. 2 77, o3,I', df, K , Vxzi., ! -. fr X I V J fl' X , Ax ,,l 1 . H0'S WHS Another flrst has occurred at LAPC thus year Barbara Turnbough and Mllton Eaton have been named to Whos Who Among Students In Amerlcan Colleges and Umversl tres This IS an annual publlcatlon whlch lusts outstanding students ln most of thus natlon s colleges and unlversltles The candr dates are selected on a basis of scholarshlp cltlzenshlp leadershlp and aptitude for fu ture success Barbara Turnbough graduated from LAPHS ln 1947 and then went on to LAPC where she received her AA degree Whale here then she served as Vlce Presldent and Presldent of the now defunct Golden Gate Club She became Student Body Vlce Presldent ln 1948 After graduatlng from Junlor College Bob ble went on to Nurses School where she stayed untll her marriage to Sam Turnbough on Dec 19 1949 Bobble returned to LAPC after becomrng the mother of four children Upon gradua tlon In June she plans to start an elementary teaching career Mllton Eaton our Student Body Presl dent graduated from Hughson Hrgh School ln Hughson Callfornla 1957 and came to LAPC that fall In has sophomore year Mllton served as Student Body Treasurer Upon gradu ating from Jumor College he received hrs Alpha Kappa Sigma key In 1961 Mllton plans to enter medlcal school and specnallze ln bram surgery ,,v For? those who advertised ,Qi A 4 'A 4- .. .i' ii --. y 1, P .xi ?I '4-L, HIGHLAND PARK NEWS HERALD LEONARD AND WILLIAM 5622 No. Figueroa, Los Angeles 1268 No. Ave. 50, Los Angeles CLinton 6-4146 CLinton 5-2025 CORTLANDS DEPARTMENT STORE 5721 No, Figueroa, Los Angeles CLinton 6-6794 HIGHLAND PARK HARDWARE 5626 No. Figueroa. 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So Ave 60 Los Angeles 42 CL 7 5896 Herald, Dexter, 6056 Hayes Ave., Los Angeles 42, CL 7-7275 Davls, Forest, 5500 Ebey Ave., 'Los Angeles 42, CL 6-8326 . CL' - ' ' ' . ' . ,. . . CL, I I Y I I . ' , .I , , . ' . ' ACKNCDYVLEDGEBIENTS Cr-.. LonnIe For our stunnIng cover MIrro GraphIc praIsed so hIghly for the Draymg hands and bulky knIt cuffs the very modern layout the beautIfuI wrIte ups thank you Your creatIve orIgInalIty gnven so com pletely In the deslgnlng of our YUCCA Wlll delIght all who VIEW lt Man In general tends to slde step any responslblllty that does not brlng hIm outward praIse and so as the months went by your constant loyalty to thIs book whIch probably equaled that of any edltor was a real InspIratIon to me Thanks for openIng your home to the clutter of master pages and copy sheets rubber cement and blue penculs for carefully gUIdIng me over the rough spots and for your frIend Shlp IMNIEASURABLE THANKS TO Sharon Marsh for belng a fIne assIstant edltor for I co settlng up schedules doing Wflte ups process ng py everythIng Frank Hardy for meetIng your flnanclal b as goal for the yearbook for transportatlon eIng e y gomg Howard Biddulph for assastnng Frank In set tlng up the Church DIrectory Judy HensleIgh for the hours of tednous work you so capably gave Tom Savage for sports InformatIon Mel Stewart B b Mar UIS and Harley Johnson for photography 0 Q Barbara Cox Judy Gould TOHI Hazen Beth Shannon Itf t ID those Betty Ann Tompknns and Betty Ho or yp g long hours Carolyn Sanders for sIIow g t I8 new staff and edItor last September how to begln a year book Gay Overstreet for transportatIon settlng up schedules makIng calls Sam Turnbough for com In through when we couldnt have made the last dead S IIne WlfhOUt you taklng pIctures advIsIng me Wes d t for work 'urrIer Rocky CundIff and John Nor QUIS Ing on the ad pages keeplng the flles In order luggIng the cutter Hal Stewart Dave Heath Wayne Haw ley and VInce Myers for transportatnon wuth a smIle Beulah Schnmsher for the hours and hours you gave IH runnIng errands processIng copy proof read t n sellIng ads MISS Ardyce Currler for 'ng YD' 8 openIng your home to the 1960 YUCCA all year feed ta In Ing the staff dolng Wflte ups processlng copy s y g up those late late late mghts to help Lonnle and me meet our dead lInes belng understandnng Mrs Norma Kugler for sendIng around so many many bul letIns collectIng money settIng up appoIntments tracklng down mlsplaced proofs helpmg In every way M WIllIam RearIck for hugh school ad posslble r mInIstratIve cooperatlon above and beyond what I H r could ever have hoped to ask Mrs Mnldred arpe for assIstIng me wIth needed plctures and InformatIon Mrs Martha RearIck for sendlng out speclal fac ulty bulletlns and helpmg me In many, many ways Dr Paul Davls for complete college admInIstratIve co operatIon helpmg on the book advIsIng me Wlsely f oura ement Mrs and beIng a prlme source o enc g Dodl Cox for the pages and pages of copy you typed the deslgns you InspIred the Wflte ups you asslsted Wlth and IntercedIng between daddy and me Robt J Cox for some very excellent 3dVICe on puttlng out yearbooks Mr JIm Ryan of Modern StudIo Mr Bart Bartola of Edwards Photography Y Mr Mlke Terry Mr Al Terry Don Rufus Ray oung everyone out at Alfred and Fabrls for such beautlful ll t MIYFO plctures Mr Hopknns and Mr Powe a GraphIc Yearbooks for beIng wonderful to work wnth and MISS Edna Goodhew for your frIendshIp advIce and encouragement J' 'i Pearce My words of thanks wIll be forgotten soon but If In the future you ever need the consolatlon and encour agement of knowIng you have completed success fully a worthwhIle project open thus book Its photographs all of them warm and emotIonal In Image beautIful and In trIguIng In background wIll recall to L A PaCIflC stu dents a school year fnlled Wlth fun and real growth In every area of lIfe But for me wlll be the added recollectlon of the hun dreds of mIles you have drnven In securung equnp ment pIckIng up negs and pnnts taklng pIctures the many many hours of per sonal tnme you have sacrn flced the constant advlce you have gIven for these and everythmg else Thanks' , V V 4 . 4. 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P , ' , ' ' , ' 1 Y .Vi f - 1 , 5 'Q .V 1 4 1 I ' Y A Cappella Tour Seattle was beautnful and It was worth all those comfort stops lust to have Marquis happy lt was wonderful all of losnng everything of value gettnng lsttle or no sleep eatvng ham Alleluia Roly Cochrane and the Seattle Pacufnc College A Cappella Choir entertained them ln a private sessnon the two choirs had together before thexr departure from the campus Mon BY the 1960 spring tour l C l C e l 8 A ' d . - 'Sf 5 Y xy ix' I Y E, 'i I f lt- ' g ' ' . Highlighting the year was the unfor gettable college Awards Banquet Excitement ran high at the Silver Saddle Inn Although the majority of the awards were athletic, For those gala affalr-S the ASB officers of 1959-60 received their pins, members of the Dean's Honor Roll were recognized, six Music- Drama letters were awarded, and Barbara Turnbough and Milton Eaton were given their Who's Who In Amer' ican Universities and Colleges pins, In a beautiful presenta tuon given by Vnnce Myers Coach Brown fueld recelved a self wlndlng Helbrose wrlst watch from the Paclflc Lettermens Assocla tlon Captalns of the year were Jam Sheffer basketball and track on Robertson foot and Jo n MacArthur base 3 'CP F One by one the outstanding perform ances on the athletlc freld were awarded Awards Banquet and the star studded evenung came to an f end with Jam Brownfields lavrsh tribute to the spurut of LAPC Ed Whutney John Harper and Don Robertson Black Velvet team Coach Brownfleld Vance Myers El Socl-so wlnner John MacArthur Athlete Of The Year and Ken Lee Esplrut de Corps award ig AW gf , 4 5 J, : D M ' ballg ' n b II. ' 3' M .3 f,-Q5 . ' QI. s y - A 4 . , M . . . ' 4 if -4 ,rf ary . ' . , ' . . K -I I 1' I v Held at the Carollna Pmes wlth a southern 0 plantatlon th CITIB the hugh schools exclusive jumorsemor banquet was quite f f,-21 a memorable evening An excellent choral group offered Thoughts of Stephen Foster closing the beautiful program of the long-awaited 1960 J.S. QF' .Mg 5 M C d by Mr Rowan Lunsford 4 4'-,Z MA 1, the elegant all college banquet cen tered around An Evennng ln Paras All College lr' .xW 1 and was given by the freshmen and gumors In honor of the sophomores and sensors Gently delnvered by Pierre the elevator boy and entertalned by delightful Flora Mae ,AJS QA' 'E r the guests spent quite an enjoyable evemng For those in the College W0r1d,'. . . r l l l l l l Thus furst annual Alpha Banquet glven IU honor of prospective and hosted by the LAPC choir student was M C d by Paul Arthur S It offered a polnted panel dlscusslon Why Go To A Chrlstlan College? and entertannment bythe A Cappella which after a dellclous Swiss steak dinner T ,an fe sql was headed up by Jack MacArthur Roy McKeown and Davld Dlckerson X I , Y l ' l V 1 S, . . I U V Q . Q . p iii 1 Er' l l 1 ,, ' mf' ,qs il ' v of .5 3532- ff x 'W i , ,,,. I ' V , 3 Q , - W ' . I I M N Tw' i '. V 5 x gf 5- , f., X . A l ,J Q .V V u - 1 A, 5 A , k V lr ggi Tri., - G 5' - 'J , , 'M I ewi - At the Alumni Banquet . . . M DAVIS HALL was named In honor of the most out and the new memoers of the Alumni Assoclatlon standing famlly ever associated wsth LAPC were presented by our Dean B1 M Alum,-,, W,th 3 few year 5 Seniority welcomed them to thelr first Alumni Banquet a beautiful tradition Mlss Goodhew was honored on the completion of Echoes Of A Half Century and Betty Corson assasted by the Collegran Quartette presented a humorous and entertaunsng program en !0y6d by veryone t t I 5 J s N f 1, 1 Aff r S ? K .5 u ' .. 4 sf' , V, I , I ' . . I p Q 1 I 4 ' 4' v H - R4 ,1 , J' 'xi 5-f zo' xi any ' 4 A M- ! - . 371' - v .A MEAL 3 5 Q' Qs ? ix v 5 ly 3 1 1 5, m K. . - ,Q -e 'J' a 0 ,, ' s , ' X A5 May Festival i' L. A. Pacific High's Nlay Festival was once again the high school highlight of the year. Lovely Sharon Marsh reigned over the week's activitiesg and Friday, festival day, brought hundreds of guests to the campus for the majestic event. X? Queen Sharon and her court officially The game with Boys' Christian be- opened Lawrence E. Lingren Memorial Hall. gan when Sharon tossed out the ball. T! Mass Leslle Warren entertained the royal prnncesses at the annual Mother Daughter tea Sylvia Blowers and her mother Mrs Hilda Blowers wer e In attendance to honor the queen and her court 'fi ....Q, EZ Fib- was gf -YAP'- Mrs Jeanne Marsh Sharon s mother was caught by the cam f era or a brlef moment during the festlvutles SSB Prexy Waune Benednct swore the 1960 61 stu ent body offucers Into office as part of the corona tlon ceremony 9 , Y I :wi . 1 r- . . ,V 2' ft or t - , H ,.,,vA, -K , 0' ...i lf'-- ' . - y lg . .....,s......-I My , 'Z'-.' ..'z 'I r I X 2 411' ..' 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Pacific. b P I R t I ff Reg andyllfljllllndaa Fgeiner Her parents wanted to choose her frlends for her the smooth crowd from the right clrcle VN 019 Mr H35 deal' ke dll Elem Ken L0 d at d wefe toyed E, H191 eiJDe W can evefyx m yum sefve But Ray found room only for cruelty ln has reactlon to Joye s discovery of Jesus Chnst as her personal Savuor he Dye ted Cr 6 ms dedlcg to ed't for OU er dg from na lflendshuldn 1 Wade love he W0 U mal S m glofl H1 lane tase J Ida te th C 9 lovelyogsfsrent h mile thatappm S W S als glVlf-I Wa g 5 YS on hefYfaher C6 And her parents found room only for relectuon uf Joye couldnt llve by their standards and assume her posltuon as therr daughter she would have to leave the Graystone household Surely Joye wouldnt choose this Jesus Chrlst of hers In preference to her own home and parents they only wanted the best for her ll Q! ' 99 , y 5 . f 1 f ,V iir ' ' 2 f l k 40 l r , 7 . l 1 ,. ,, V f - AA ' 4 YI ' d V ' - b -Y . lS l is 3 it ' , A 5 ,, X ' 1 f' 9' d W . ' ' b I h r r -U en Q. -e ' 'f 14 A a . ' - Th Vx hy h WA R , 9 ' , fl l of In those last 1 ' exciting If several music workshops were given Miss Goodhew had her annual faculty breakfast the Commencement Nluslcale was at Artisan Hall lots of end of the year parties were given -.-frm r UIUC cheerleader tryouts were an the gym the sensors went to Cata Inna for their skip y Weeks. . . W x ,swf Y .l Floyd brought the last devotions to the cholr the S0Dh0m0fe5 we-nt to Downey for 6 Iuau I 1,54 'Beat faculty members wondered If their fmals would be the Colleglans got exerted about their challengmg enough summer tour IQVN X11 Dr Rolfe and Dr Brnggs vlsnted our campus l-Ofmle and Blll Started a new mUSIC8l f J some misunderstandings were Bernice was named Most Popular Girl t cleared up the annual Charley Award Ceremony .ai Cerce began her cup winning career the last a cappella concert was presented in the Hermon Church 19: us' YS- the YUCCA staff breakfasted at Miss some people substituted chess for cram- Goodiiewg, ming for finals, Judy an d Torn announce d therr engagement Q Y? Vnvlenne Lunsford rec honors pf Greg Loren sang at P .-51' aclflc Hugh s YFC Club l elved Magna Cum Laud 6 td president of Jam Sneffer was elece s Assoclatlon for next the Letfermen year X,- the YUC CAS were dedicated to the senuors, 3 Q! and everybody got ready fo r the all-h gh sc hool play gn N 39 ' bewfxedxs C Q0 3 CX moxeit U XJ X Ogre CO Wave 6 and of 900250 Q0 5 dew XNQQYN par KQV e QGVN V6.5 3 hxp K. Q K0 0 5 YQ at dy X gb QOYXN CVB L30 Qftioox 306 5C Naomu Deane shares lunch and advice with her teacher Jesse but nts against the rules for a teacher to date a student Q- The Thread Th t Runs So True 111 by Jesse Stuart it Fe fl fo fum' Guy Hawkins ought to be ashamed for unter ruptnng the flrst grade reading lesson Jesses giving hnm Jenny Jarvis and Grandma Blnlon IX Board chanrman John Conway proudly accepts Lonesome Vailey students become the scholastnc champnons' the trophy from Landsburgh teacher Mrs Wood I6 Q! 3 5 . ' 99 J thx 'Una A ,Q m ' ' ta af W Y X ' SCYXOS 'x YV .x , L oe ' 9 ' n. , S9 Q G6 U K, 2 ' n 5 . fa I if in - A : N , . , , y h i k H1 ' . in ff . gh, cg Y Q 5 Jg ffl Q45 ' . . il X ' , , 1 X J CPOPCR - iw A record number of votes were cast ln the colleges sprung ASB electrons l preparatlon for them the candldates made posters A vnctory party for the newly elected sw dent councll was held at the Robertson home, where almost everybody played nputyn he d party meetmgs and gay and they were sworn Into office b Y Prexy Milton Eaton palgr, 9 Some speeches cm flhe best cam ece nt .years ,gf Ulf rn dldryt at V'Cfory those may '1p,tPa:n'fY, the Deo 0 d'dJ ade 'Ce crgle Who am for I7 l em- J '1 4-, I1 L 4 y.m- ,.,,, V' f 4 f ww , S , Umm.. l ' ., ez. , far lf l9'l'v V . ' ' 'A M i VHYQ ,N A ' 'r-Hull ,J'3,.. Y N ' 'Liz' - ., l . , if H ' t 4 55: My 1 Q E ,,-1 ,r 25423 ff , Q' , l 5 - L r , A , i - V4 f A . 1 , , . - . n I . 1 W , 1? fr . 12 Q I ,. 0. 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'flier STANDING Coach Jum Brownfueld Jum Sheffer Russ Brumbaugh Ray Brown Ted Noller Ken Carbaugh KNEELING Tom Studler Don Robertson Sam Turnbough John MacArthur 100 Yd Dash 440 Yd Run Mule Run 120 Hugh Hurdles Broad Jump Duscus Javelun Mule Relay 880 Relay INDIVIDUAL SEASONAL STATISTICS Jum Sheffer Jum Funk John MacArthur Jum Sheffer Jum Funk Russ Brumbaugh Russ Brumbaugh Ken Carbaugh Bull McKunney Dean Tompkuns Ted Noller Bull McKunney John MacArthur Jum Sheffer John MacArthur Dave Raunes Ed Whutney John MacArthur Ray Brown Wes Curruer Sheffer Brumbaugh Studler Robertson Sheffer Funk McKunney Raunes 105 105 509 551 556 5090 5380 163 169 175 09 04 00 32 120 11 120 0 3520 1352 220 Yd Dash 880 Yd Run 2 Mule Run 220 Low Hurdles Hugh Jump Shot Put Pole Vault 440 Yd Relay 480 Shuttle Hurdles Jum Sheffer Jum Funk John MacArthur Russ Brumbaugh Jum Sheffer Tom Studler Russ Brumbaugh John Harper Bull McKunney Ted Nollar Don Robertson Bull McKunney Ray Brown John MacArthur John MacArthur Butch Hauley Ed Whutney Butch Hauley Duck Romune Wes Curruer Sheffer Funk Raunes McKunney Raunes Tompkuns Robertson Noller 227 233 241 2091 2103 2130 1153 1358 263 275 281 510 3 1 32 9 3110 456 1010 '4 uf, WAW, . . ,X ' A . . . . . j . . . , . 9.9 . , 6 H , , I . ' Tom sruauer . l f ' ?5S18:O Ken cafbaugn f ' f 12130 . , ' ' I f f '19' 6 ' . ' ' , 6' 6 19'7 ' . , 19' 6 5' 8 ' . . A 1 ' 3 I , 4' ' .1 '2 ' , ' H . 1 .2,, . b , ,. ' I . 1 ' 6 , , ' , 9' 6 D , ' H ' ' 9' 6 U , ' j 8' 6 .kk Z ,,..1- PQ? f Ed Whutney snaps the 16 pound shot out to a quallfyxng distance In Ray Brown clears 510 placing flrst un the Southern Callfornua College meet the Paclflc Relays won by LAPC gn? Mizun- P3ClflC Colleges star and leading hope for a league champlonshup Jam Sheffer with an ace pack on hls knee lmmedlately followlng hns tragic and untimely unjury fs lm shelfef ll l All you have to do is turn that trall leg out a little more, Ray and six feet will come easy.' nlslles th e ln glgtoi Weep llf si Place X n The AZ tg., uS3 mee 1 Muscular Butch Hauley prepares to cut loose wuth a fune toss of the uavelun agaunst Lufe College l 1 Decathalon star John MacArthur follows through hus throw wuth a 5th place funush un the GSAA shot put He placed un sux events un these league funals Panther Track Men Have Great Season The cundermen of LAPC funushed out the season wuth a fme record of 6 wuns and only 1 loss Theur season was hughlughted by capturung theur own Pacufuc Re lays ln dual meets Lufe College Cal Baptust Hugh land College Southern Calufornua College and the El Monte Track and Fueld Club all but the dust agaunst the Panthers The black and red had many brught stars such as RUSS BRUMBAUGH the unbeaten muler JOHN MAC ARTHUR decathalon star BILL MCKINNEY school record holder un the hugh uump and hugh hurdles TED NOLLER ace hurdler JIM FINK outstandung sprunter who placed un four events un the league funals and RAY BROWN fueld event star LAPC s most umproved trackman Ted Noller upsets the dope sheet as he gets off a tremendous leap to funush 4th un the GSAA funals ul eq. Leis s A fractuon of a second after thus pucture was taken LAPC s great track star Jum Steffer twusted hus knee seruously as he placed 2nd un the broad jump At thus tume he was Ieadung the event wuth three more jumps to go Jum was unbeaten un league competu tuon hus loss cost the Panthers the league tutle u u I y I ' u - u v ' u V 1 7 u . u - . , . 1 3 ' , ' 4 , J ,, . u EA ..-d . . K , , 0 tl. ' ','- - ' , -'- .. . f- . -. , . f .,e,,. ll A r, ,L QS'-. , V --s. - . Y . 44.15 ' , . Q3 .A uf ' J, . 4 5 . X 1 '- '- v . , ,- . ua. Qs- .gt-- .if aw. - , . . . . u u u - u u u . STANDING Chuck Levlton Tony Hutchinson Don Lewls Don Robertson Don Cotten Ed Whitney KNEELING Sam Mohna John MacArthur Stub McLavrd Coach-Captain, John MacArthur BASEBALL ALL LEAGUE Although thus was not a wznnnng season for the LAPC nlne, It was one of sacrifice and profstable experience Possesslng the po tentual of a much better team than the record Indicates, the Panthers suffered from lack of practice facuhtles and conven :ence Theirs rs a future seem nngly marked with success ' ' .XFN QPF- Sam Molma backs up home plate agalnst Cal Baptlst as the Panthers protect a slum lead gf Panther fans take a breather as the horsehlders change sides In the third mnmg of the Azusa game Cotten Don Hutchinson Tony Lewls Don McLaurd Stubb MacArthur John Molma Sam Robertson Don Romlne Duck Savage Tom Sheffer Jam Telchmeler LeRoy Tompkins Dean Whitney Ed TOTALS BATTING RESULTS Outflelder Duck Romlne crashes through the Southern Calnforma catcher Bob Kennedy ln an effort to score on a long fly ball SEASON S RECORD PACIFIC OPPONENTS Men s Chrlstnan League Cal Baptist Men s Chrlstnan League Southern Cal Cal Baptnst Southern Cal Azusa 286 2 8 OOO OOO O82 O 2 23 f f 5 r ' ' Q , u ' 0 ..,., ' ' ' ..... 5 I' 4 ,,... . 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S ,'::2:. - ... - .I. gg l !lng lug' I u::I'lu ' Ulu... g E 2 'lllg.- Eg 2 and Olm C bles ieam 0 betofe the he stfongdixscchuss Stfategy an Stan Brown DFS pafes to FT! ake a half court V H O ey RACKET SQUAD FINISHES SECOND IN THE LEAGUE Tenms thas year In the GSAA was wlld and woolly Nothlng was predictable and cer talnly not LAPCS surprise second place flnlsh an the league finals Outstandlng of the tennlsmen were Captain Nlllton Eaton Ed Whitney Stan Brown Olm Sher man and John MacArthur All but Olm Sherman return next sprung which makes next season look pretty bright If the boys continue to Improve as they dld thus year TENNIS Captain Mllfgn Eat O V7 defends th e mid Court OH 9 Het me llne the Serv Qhermafl on .eq-nl Olnns accurate return who Drefers to lob the ball? unexpected by Azusa S 'hm Phnhps fu, ' 1 , r ' if l ' nl E , or , r l U E 2 4 I ' 1 S , lg ol!!! 5 ' 5 If un I ' - I: v ' Q - 5 6 bil Z .JJ ' - .fig ,ik In I' ' A ' r , D ' ' ' Y K g -X, - J E , F I - -. A ,Q , A :.','!:ff fl.- N . I A 1 it A , ii A V x I ti fliri' I ,t,fV ' 7,1 mf' - - . 1,5 I nun , A n V - . , . Y Y Y - Y D ' . V L 54 AA iii! K5 0' x N -. 1 Orc 1'-Q STANDING Bob Wrlght Dex Herald Steve Morrlll Charley Perez Steve Fowler Coach Gerry Harer KNEELING Bud Harper Paul Llngren Ron Dolman Don Deputy Dale Lorlmor HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL SEASON S RECORD PACIFIC OPPONENTS Boys Chrustnan Chadwnck Black Foxe Spamsh American Flnntrudge Pasadena Academy Valley Chrlstuan Long Beach Brethren Culter 6 Boys Chrnstaan 5 NNIOHLONGWOON Coach Harer gives Captann last minute Instructions before the Boys Chrlstlan game 45, ,V X . 56.1 , ll xv-new Q 1 H, -fl JZ' ' Y fl , X. ' ,, X-XA. 'xx 1 1 , , ,s. an tau' 'dv ?? 524f6 7 H ' :L ,,quf, -' ' -X .4kWg5g f . T V PA. , ' 4' A xi fy fS?Jw7-' ' X . 7 -23,3 1 gif, , N Y h 'X 13 Panther catcher Dex Herald helps dust off a Boys Chrlstlan batter who as crowding the plate Pitcher Don Deputy warms up before the Culter game Dex Herald steps unto a low outsnde curve ball v First baseman Steve Fowler trles to catch a Boys Chrlstlan runner off base The H1gh School SGHIOPS graduation dinner by President and Mrs Cox Lovely graduating Sharon Marsh ac companled the musical numbers In Rejected it and a breakfast by the hugh school faculty Gigi rw i Alpha Kappa Sigma honors were given out and scholarships to L A Pacufnc College were granted After devotions an Lrngren Hall the sen uors went down to the graduation together ,nf-1 'i Those last few days took on such deep meanung 27 . l I . . -x J ' X x . 'ff a V f vv - , V, Eg. 3' xy V- f gvwnx jx '- A r U. Y Q x x - Q iv ,i 5 ,. 4 0 -f- f , I 1' J I 1 g 3, ' Y 6 A 3 , . V r t - at ...4 :X 1 r , ,if c 'v ' 'ff , I ft I , ,. e I x 1 Z' The juniors became seniors and the seniors became adults Senior award winners pause for a moment of congratulations The excatement of graduation wall not after theur annual hugh school awards banquet soon be forgotten The new Co Eds sang for the furst tnme In the Move up Day At the home of Pat Graham tne last sensor party was a chapel memorable one , I E , -'Q T ' 1 44 'Viz I Y . N i H ,-'j , A I I - 'Q lr ,. l 1 Y ' TY' L T as a , g S H 51? b 1 v',,,X' z K S ' , . Ft 5 I :VV Q . ' 4 f T T 4 , Q Xfsxl' li' ' .L , A. . T 1 I 28 uni' N, --...,,, I .,,.. 9?-rv 1 ill-7' ' eg f'- Wame Janet Sharon DICK the 1959 60 Co Eds have thrllled the hearts of hun dreds of teenagers all over Amerlca Many thanks to the faculty who have done so much to make this year so wonderful Miss Beverly Schall Pacufuc Hugh s very best wish X es to the graduates young men and young women whose per sonalutues wlll be massed for a long time to come by the faculty and underclassmen of their alma mater , L F ' l ' r 4 T' If . H . y f I l Y , . ',Q X , 'rf X . V x . ip it . 4' I ' 5 5.5.2 t X t . V 3 to ,E rgo Lx g 7 f E jj 5 . f 5 8 X .fm f Ili. l College Seniors Mr Rearnck Mrs Card and Dr Demaray duscusslast minute ceremonial order The faculty male octet sang for the commence ment service Sunday afternoon June 6th z-A 1 N Senous contemplataon was given the message of the Dr Cox commends the work of Mr Ray Hams and Rev H Paul Myers at Baccalaureate presents hmm wuth the coveted degree 30 Sensors compose themselves IH the last mlnutes before the ceremony gree to Dr Demaray of Seattle Flrst Mate Bob Myers receives an honorary doctorate degree from Los Angeles Pacufuc College Color bearers John Harper and Marla Flores lead the majestic processlon 'XT Dr Cox congratulates an education major Miss Gwenn Smith L , , I r' f l A 1 y y V , lr , f Q Q t Board President Henry Smldderks presents an honorary de- X e X , em Mu cor 'turns ROCKVIEW MILK FARMS Downey Calnforma 4336 SAN FERNANDO ROAD GLENDALE 4 CALIFORNIA vp MIRRO-GRAPHIC! l 1 W Ziff My QQ WW ZZZW WM! 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