Lowell High School - Red and White Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)
- Class of 1958
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-1 If 1 4 1,1 Q w W5 L lf . A W 5 Ki' i ag bf. V f fr EC 1' gg Aa Pif . LL ,. F ' .115 A I 3 ,Lt x ,f'W , ,1 x, ' x0 ' 2 X C S -. t as U, 1 ,R Q VA. Q ' ffm I 1 Y! tx ki f WW' ' ' ' W x- '7 . A, 'U . . ,xl , , B im 1' - - 1 1 ff f A ff' ll uvvu RX I ,ff I A if K, U ,Q ,X A N U ' inf' 'V I- In -I ,' .' ff! A l l Q xx J, i 7 ,fc If A .1 , x f . E .r ,- ,XL I ff, :, . , If V H We my i fl ' A xx I if I 412 ' .X .F ,f' . ' b -if ,U lf A 1 f 'L I, ' 1 N if 2 , 1. N Jr vw r X i ' 51 7' x , 2 W ,f f . 1 if 4 X X AAL. ' X ff if 1 Q 4 'X . xt A 3 , , ' Q ,. ,C 11 K f' . - , I w ax y X X , g lf KN l :A - is H' h x ZX ' xxx N. N 'x N QQ,-. THIS IS OUR STORY . . . it begins as an idea unborn, as a collection of blank pages, as a dream to be fulfilled. At the start many factors were to be considered. There was a photographer to choose, a printer to be decided upon, and most important, a theme and dummy to be carefully planned an-d or- ganized. The dummy is a rough draft of the actual yearbook, necessary in approximating costs, determining layouts, and presenting an advanced look at the final product. We had something extra to contend with -change. lt was necessary for us to tread on new ground for we altered the shape of the book, the materials which were used and the-overall pattern and design. Next came the lists -the never-ending lists: what-to-do-today lists, graduation lists, -class lists, club, page, advertising and activity lists. There were a thousand loose ends that had to be sorted and woven into a reasonable pattern. l lt was our aim to provide you with a.book that would truly be yours -a living record of your year.fThis was our aim, and you the classes of Fall '57 and Spring '58 proved that this was your desire, too, for it was your spirit that pulled us through the rough times. Pictures constitute a space majority in this album, and we owe a great debt to BudlBosco and his camera crew for this. We'll never be able to repay his sincere interest and concern.. We bid our thanks to Miss Harrison, -Mr. Perino, -Mrs. Higgins, -Miss Osuna and Miss McBride for their understanding above and beyond the call of duty. We appreciate Russ Leland's cover design, Keiko Yamagami's artistic contributions, Jan Vanderburgh's level-headedness and our student photographers' gritty determination. Mere words cannot express our appreciation to Mr. Brauer, who dedicated himself to this publication. Without Mr. Brauer's suggestions, fortitude, calmness, good sense and downright hard work this book would never come out. We thank the unsung heroes for their unselfish work in your behalf. This book has gone through so much difficulty and confusion that at one time we felt like giving up. We couldn't give up though, for we, the Editors, felt that the '58's worth had to be known. This Red and White is a part of usp if you feel one-tenth of what we feel then our hopes have been reached and our dreams have been fulfilled. The tears, frustration, concern and sleepless nights will not have been in vain. Wg present you with YOUR 1958 Red and White - our story is ended, yours is just beginning - rea on. PAGE 2 ll 4' 'QAC7 X X T u A TABLE OF CQNTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF . . . . . 4 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Body Officers .... . 6 Fall Student Council ........ . . 8 Fall Executive Board ......... . 9 Class Officers and Committees .... . . . 10 Spring Student Council ........ . . 12 Spring Executive Board ......... . . . 13 Class Officers and Committees .... . . . 14 Senior Polls ............... . . . 16 GRADUATES Fall Graduates .... . . 18 Spring Graduates .... . . . 25 STUDENT ACTIVITIES Scroll and L ....... . . 46 Shield and L ...... . . . 47 Block L Societies .... . . . 48 Big Sisters ..... . . . 50 Big Brothers ...... . . . 51 Rally Committee . . . . . 52 Dance Committee . . . . . . 53 C.S.F ........... . . . 54 Music Department .... . . . 56 School Clubs ........... . . . 58 R.O.T.C .................. . . . 70 72 Yell Leaders and Song Girls .... . . . SPORTS Football . . . . . . 76 Basketball . . . . . . 80 P.E. Staff. . . . . 83 Track ..... . Swimming . . . Baseball .... Tennis .... Golf. . . . Soccer .... G.A.A. . . ...... . . . SENIOR WRIT EU PS 85 88 89 90 91 94 95 99 FALL RED AND WHITE STAFF EDITOR ....... Elaine Alterman BUSINESS .... Jan Vanderburgh ART .......... . . . Suzi Chuck Keiko Yamagami PHOTOGRAPHERS Peggie Chew Steve Raffin Dave Parsell SPRING RED AND WHITE STAFF EDITOR . .... ................. . BUSINESS ..... PICTURE IDENT .... . . . SENIORS ....... SPORTS .... REPORTERS . . . PH OTOG RAPHERS Suzi Chuck Zoanne Harris, Mgr. Nanci Meier Louis Celillo Jan Vanderburgh Peaches Hansen, Ed Bev Mathis Laurie Crafts Otis Matheny, Ed. Pat Kelleher Brad Nicol Jerry Slaughter Linda Bianchini Franki Wong, Peggie Chew Steve Raffin Dave Parsell CAFETERIA GLADYS LORIGAN Dean of Girls PAGE 4 HARRY KRYTZER Dean of Boys J. A. PERINO Principal HENRY KARPENSTEIN HEAD Counselor Anderson, Mr. Jack Anderson, Miss Jean Anino, Mr. Robert Appelby, Miss Faith Argent, Mr. Maurice Barker, Mr. Ivan C. Belmour, Mr. Richard Bernard, Mr. B. Boehm, Miss Leah Brauer, Mr. Bertram Braunreiter, Mr. R. Buckley, Mr. Robert Cain, Mrs. Celia Carpenter, Mr. S. Catelli, Mrs. Elena Chase, Miss M. Cooper, Mrs. Iva M. Cowherd, Mr. C. C. Dahl, Mr. Peter Dealtry, Miss F. Driscoll, Mr, F. Drysdale, Mr. W. Ehrman, Mr. Joe Englander, Mr. M. Farris, Mrs. June Fast, Mr, Norvol Feibusch, Mr. E. Feillng, Mr. W. Furgis, Miss Melia Graeber, Miss Alice Handel, Mr. Lloyd Haven, Mrs. Hazel Heaton, Miss M. Higgins, Mrs. M. Howard, Dr. Ruth Hyink, Mr. Robert Jamison, Mr. David ADMINISTRATION Kallberg, Mrs. E. Keeley, Miss K. Kellogg, Miss E. Kerner, Miss Dorothy Kingsbury, Mrs. G. Korba, Mr. Andrew Krieger, Mr. R. Lennon, Mrs. A, O. Linder, Mr. F. Livingstone, Mr. J. Loeffler, Mr. Karl LoForti, Mrs. Janis Lucey, Mr. Paul Mathisen, Miss lone McBean, Miss Una McBride, Miss M. K. McCarthy, Mr. C. McFarland, Miss C. ' Mensing, Miss B. Metcalf, Miss G. Milton, Mr. R. Neff, Mr. B. Osuna, Miss A. Patterson, Mr. J. Polland, Mr. S. K. Regello, Mr. L. Reinosa, Mr. Jose Schroeder, Miss M. Sink, Miss Irene Shaff, Mr. Leon Vasquez, Mr. Alfred Volandri, Miss Maud Wallach, Mrs. Ann Williams, Mr. J. Wolf, Mr. Barney World, Mr. John Worley, Mr. W. AND STAFF SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT Bliss, Sgt, A. C. Glassick, Sgt. G. Corey, Mrs. Caryl Keeley, Miss Rita Hall, Mrs. Ethel Mowbray, Mrs. Barr, Mrs. A. Cahen, Mrs. G. Goldsmith, Mr. E. Harrison, Miss E. Kendall, Mrs. E, Lee, Mr. S. CUSTODIANS Brandt, Mr. Gene J. Dooling, Mr. Charles R. Garrett, Mr. Alvis McCarthy, Mr. James P. Barker, Miss Katherine Cooper, Miss Vivian Miller, Mrs. Frances Quinn, Mr. Lawrence P. Reese, Mrs. Julia R. Sayles, Mr. Robert Radigoda, Anita Stubblefield, Mary Coleman, Gertrude Gaughenbaugh, Bonnie Rosboro, Elizabeth McKay, Anita Kitchen, Frank ,lf PAGE 6 l ADRIENNE LANDY ADRIENNE COHN VINCE FERNANDEZ RALPH cn-MAN Vice-President Corresponding Secretary Treasure, President JOSH EPPINGER ELAINE ALTERMAN ANN HONIG BILL REID LOUIS CORQET 'he I-0 '9II Editor of the Red Bnwhlte Recording Secretory Custodian Athletic Manager SPRING STUDENT BODY OFFICERS RICH SHEMANO JULIE TRACY ANN HONIG BOB CURL EY Treasurer R'co d 9 SQCTUTUIY Vice President President CARL JACKSON BOB LEHMANN SUZI CHUCK SUE LUNI MARK SUSNOW LEONARD SNAIDER Head Yell Leader Editor of the Lowell Editor of the Corresponding Custodian Athletic Manager Red and White Secretary PAGE 7 PAGE 8 FALL STUDENT COUNCIL i c Boa BAsso President Row I: J. Block, L. Bianchini, L. Crafts, C. Carson, T. Kelly, E. Molise, E. Torres, C. Greenberg, P. Fireman, R. Tyson. Row II: N. Larson, S. Sween, H. Nitz, J. Brodmerkel, J. Yee, M. Hodgson, B. Freed, J. Wertheim, M. Flaherty, PL Williuns. RICKY Row III: K. Halbck, E. Springer, S. Smith, G. Silberstein, S. Loube, M. Sugarman, R. Friend, W. Weiler, D. Lopes, C. Nelson, C' CELSKY T. Sloss, J. Chang. er Row IV: K. Cooper, J. Newbaur, P. Cymet, J. Raye, B. Mingst, D. Hamberger, B. Andre, J. Cherin, K. Woo, J. Blockley, H. Klein, J. Roberding. To start the Fall term off with a bang the Student Council elected Bob Basso president and Ricky Colsky clerk. They were lucky enough to have the ever-present guidance of Mr. Anino who helped them overcome their numerous difficulties. Mr. Perino told them their duties and obligations and added that they acted as a House of Representatives. It is the duty of the reg. rep. to bring up any ideas suggested by his registry. Also committees were organized: Parliamentary, Constitution,l Finance, and Welfare. All took port in helping to keep our school running correctly and efficiently. -...M FALL EXECUTIVE BOARD Row I: J. Shapeero, R. Colsky, A. Cohn, J. Eppinger, A. Landy, A. Honig, S. Ferroggiaro Row ll: R. Ri sbrough, E. Alterman, R. Curley, R. Burton, R. Basso, J. Johnson, B. Reid, V. Fernandez, R. Gilman, E. Shaskan J W PAGE 9 . . PAGE 10 H I G H I2 KEN JAKOBSEN ROSE SANCHEZ AMY BORGES DAVE RYTAND President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer I FALL CLASS OFFICERS I I Row I: A. Borges, K. Jdcobsen, E. Snellgrove, E. Everall Roxyfll: B. Isaacs, D. Rytand,-B. Sfamos, T. Patch, D. Barter Row I: Rowllz L O W Kelleher, J. Mancini, B. Weinfuriner, J. Bonar, DuPuis, H. Sloss Petersen, K. Crean, 5. Singer, L. Briggs, Horenstein, S. Honig PAT KELLEHER SUE HONIG LINDA BRIGGS President Vice-President Secretary DON BELKIN NAN KRUTCHKOFF GEORGENE PETERSON JUDY HANSON President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer FALL CLASS OFFICERS Row I: J. Hmson, D. Belkin, N. Krutchkoff, J. Koronsky Row II: H. Guetersloh, S. Lunde, J. Wesiermork, S. Israel so ROBERTSON susle BATES CHRISTA sulsnx ARNoLo Low 5' Bm A' Low' C' 5 5' 5 J' B d' D' R PAGE 11 P , , L. Woods, E. Roberfson resident Vnce-President Secretary Treasurer SPRING STUDENT COUNCIL PAGE 12 Row I: L. Jacobs, P. Hunley, T. Jacklevich, C. Bruggeman, J. Mancini, J. DuPuis Row II: J. Mayblum, A. Miller, K. Crean, J. Karonsky, A. Mathios, T. Wardrope Row III: B. Kossen, B. Root, D. Brown, A. Law, B. Holml und SUE HONIG President TONI JACKLEVICH Clerk The Spring Student Council had the usual problems such as the water foun- tains, student body cards, and dances Then came getting booth requests ar- ranged for the Spring Carnival. After that the standard questions: How 'bout a iuke box or French fries in the caf.? What about early dismissal? The problem of keeping our school clean was finally referred to Mr. Kryt- zer's Broom Brigade. The Council faced these problems bravely. Our thanks to the officers, Sue Honig, president and Toni Jackle- vich, clerk and members for their fine co-operation. Student government once again had a splendid year. This term's board, led by Bob Curley, did a fine and capable iob of organizing school activities. As- sisting him was the student body veep, Ann Honig. This term's officers include the following: Richard Shemano, treasurer, Carl Jackson, head yell leader, Suzi Chuck, editor of the Red and White, Bob Leh- mann, editor of The Lowell, Mike Tobriner, presi- dent of the Scroll, and Kimiko Adachi, president of the Shield. Also composing the board are the presi- dent of the Boys' Block L, Tony Ellis, the president of the Girls' Block L, Jane Meyer, president of Girls' Athletic Association, Barbara Theiss, Chairman of the Student Council, Toni Jacklevich, president of the CSF, Dave Paslin, and the commanding officer of the ROTC, Roger Brindle. Julie Tracy, secretary of the student body, takes the minutes and keeps the records of all business, and Sue Lunde is the corresponding secretary. Also included in the board are Sandy Sherman, chairwoman of Big Sisters, Don Belkin, president of Big Brothers, Mark Susnow, custodian, and Leonard Snaider, Ath- letic Manager. SPRING EXECUTIVE BDARD Row I: S. Sherman, S. Chuck, K. Adachi, S. Lunde, T. Jacklevich Row ll: B. Lehmann, L. Snaider, T. Ellis, M. Tobriner, R. Brindle, B. Curley, D. Belkin, R. Shemano PAGE 13 H I G H . 1 I I2 I I DUARTE LOPES TOPPER KELLY HELGA SING AVE COBO Presldent Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Row I: S. Nagase, A. Schwartz, C. Tom, H. Sing Row II: S. Brown, R. Miner, J. Mendiara, A. Cobo, D. Lopes, S. Orme B. Bdlina , I L o I2 Row I: J. Karonsky, L. Heinecke, G. Waxman Row Il: R. Tyson, R. Mittel, J. Spence, M. Hawtld, J- YB8, BOB MITTEL LOUANN HEINECKE DIANE JAMART JOANNE YEE PAGE 14 A. Lacy, P. Fireman President VIerPrelIdent Secretary Treasurer I I I I H I G H II KEVIN THOMAS SHERRY CHAMOVE HOPE NITZ President Vice Presidenf Secrefary Row I: F. Cherin, K. Thomas, E. Robertson, D. Thordardoftir Row II: F. Foofmun, S. Chamove, K. McLeIIan, H. Nitz, B. Gilman, B. Mendiola SPRING CLASS OFFICERS PETE HACKER JERYLYN CHERIN Lmoo LANDO JOHN smrou Ro' ':,E' R Th S'h 'g'fod D. S. h. Presideni Vice President SGCIQIUIY Trellwer Row II' J' Cherin' L' Lon O' J stone' we In' S. Weisman, S. Rusk. PAGE 15 SEZUQUCCDIQ f' FDCQJLL- ,, fx, W ,Xn A-If ,li 515912 H 1R' 'm ' 'EEN 'fx ' riimwlizg ,,, , 7 I I -E fi, l',.1 Q . ' : ' ' A 1 ' QMUJ Bbumswfw tQ.,XQ.'fX Z, v-' 2:E,LvZ-f.:- m , V Rr- '-,. g I 4 f-, ,,,f .4 , A K,q-: . ,jx K - g K A wi-. , IV., X. I' E , ,, A! K , t , I 1 .-J,,AuNsx xL4?' ' rf b Jmx .1 1 Av: ,T gf A . L ff - I H Xi A-,X f xy WJ owl AQ , W 1 if WY 5 E3 YQ? KA 'f25W m MM Qigwwfii ' f X JW 1? 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' RQ BW 51 j Ho.wf1 AHsae1' ff , ,V fhft cmd R EPP 'fER BERT gow, RBSFTS ME 3 ' J L .P Jew , MMU' MX curern - -CouPLE f' L-X Aw-K -W J L v f f-UT 51' QOUPLT ZYFRSOK- ' J if ...W W 'v l is - -., i s X Stanley Abinanti James Adams Sylvia Ahrens Elaine Alterman Lynda Altfield Roberta Amsler Carla Anderson Albert Artoux Nathaniel Austin Carol Barnblatt Daniel Barter Robert Basso John Belmont Amelia Borges Dennis Brahney Cyril Brughelli, J Richard DiRicco Carolyn Dohnert Carol Ellison Josua Eppinger lll Deanna Epstein Eleanor Everall Jeannette Fay Lawrence Feldman Ellen Carpmill Frank Carroll Ill Carolyn Carson Mark Christensen Adrienne Cohn Sandra Colburn Richard Colsky Bruce Cornblum Mario Peter Grande Ingrid Anneliese Hackh Yevette Elizabeth Hammond George Charles Hanson Stephen Lee Horn ll Robert John Isaacs Stanley Herbert Jackson Kent Granville Jakobsen Alexander Jefimoff PAGE 20 Andrew S. Jung Nlae Susan Ferroggiaro Lillian Marie Gardner Allan Harrison Gere Larry C. Gerrman Ralph A. Gilman Alan Crocker Gordon Doris Ann Kahn Julius Herschel Kahn Sarah Marie Kanzler Bluette Helene Karpe Clifford Lee Kaufman Michael Charles Kavanaugh Jeanette Mc Donald Ketten Kenneth Ray King Helen Krasheninikoff Adrienne Elissa Landy Raymond Y. Yee Sharon Roberta Lax Bonnie Sue Lester Judith Mary Levetin Leanna Fay Levy Elise B. Lindley Janet Long Patricia Malins Dianna Martinez Robert Massagli Maryanne Matelli Doris Jeanne Melick, Cindy Addis Menzies Burton Ira Meyer Edwin Matthew Molise Leslie Morrill Elizabeth Joyce Nelson Marcia C. Nielsen Daniel Raymond Nolan Reva Ann Paslin Anthony D. Patch Leslie Ann Polak Erna Lorraine Schatek Gail Cynthisa Schulze Michael Louis Schwarz Janet Marie Shapeero Edward Gregory Shaskan Larry C. Shupack Diana Smith Ellen Snellgrove Susan Kay Port Jill Randall Richard Fleet Risbrough .lohn R. Robertson .lohn S. Roston David Henry Rytand Rose Sanchez Richard George Shambeck PAGE 24 James Morris Watson Evonne Henree Weiss Jack Robert Wolfenden Michael Anthony Won Adrianne Sue Wy Keiko V. Yamagami Pearl Yee' Mark J. W. Zimmerman William Gerrald Stamos Vance M. Strange, Jr. Carla Mae Thompson William Robert Turnbow, Jr. Edward Torres Elsa Leonore Urrutia Kimiko Adachi Anne Adams Donald E Hiro Akahoshi Richard Arian Jetty J. Au Al l9I l'l Charlene Baccani Martin M. A. Badie Ill Lewis Baer Betty Balling Thomas Frederick Baker Richard Lawrence Barret Shirley Ann Barrett Marianne Basich Julie Ann Beard Paula Sonia Beavin l l l Frances Jane Wong Gayle Berelson John Bergman Judy Bernstein Linda Bianchini Carol Diane Blumenfeld Carole Ann Boehme John E. Bohren Jerrald Bonar Gerald M. Bordln Natalia Audrey Borrisow Warren Edwin Boschin Carolyn M. Bosh Erma Jean Boykin Baird Louis Bramer Curtis Brandt Linda Briggs Roger Brindle Sherie Ann Brown Charles J. Bruggemann Harold R. Bunshaw Robert Burton Gerald P. Butler James J. Byrnes Lynne A. Cahen Nick Caloyannis Suzanne J. Cantou Bess Carlotsis Donald E. Cassio Louis A. Celillo Arnold S. Chamove Diana Chan PAGE 2 Suzanne Jeanette Chuck Eugene Chune Robert T. Chylak Richard Cirami William L. Cobb Louis A. Cobet Ave D. Cobo Barbara A. Cohn Janet E. Conlon Gail Conti PAGE 28 Jerry Chung Chang Lucy Love Check Carole Eugenie Chester Margaret Peggy Chew Helen Pui Lan Chin Balfour Chinn Katherine Mary Cooper Susan J. Corbelli Carolyn Ann Costello Laurie Crafts Kathleen Anne Crean Robert Joseph Curley Timothy Edward Curtis Fred R. Dagnino Shirley J. Davenport Stanley D. Davis John L. Dederian Edward DeLaCruz Felicity Beard Mary Didenko Robert A. DlGrazia Stacy N. Dillis PAGE 29 Dana Draper Larry A. Draper Jerry E. DuPuls Marle M. Dzegar Richard Elselt Paul S. Eisenberg Charles A. Ellis Tony Ellls Albert Grady Epes Patrlcla Ann Fell Vlncent Rlchard Fernandez Mlchael Dennis Flaherty Rosanna Fong Sue Foulkes Alfred Fraumeni Rebecca Freed Valerle Goldman Raymond P. F. Goldsby Davld Gonzales Floyd Gray Carolyn Greenberg Howard J. N. Gregg Carol Ann Greutert Stephanie Grlgor Lila Freeman Llnda Froman Llnda Galant Richard H. Garrett Toby Joan Gemperle Marietta L. Glanettl Inga Goldammer Garrett James Golden Linda E. Hanson John Harris Valerie Reiss Harris Carol Heaney Judy Hearn Elizabeth G. C. Herbert David Mandel Herlick Harry Herndon Dennis J. A. Hess PAGE 32 Eugene Glenn Hing Nancy Ann Zahnley 4 Jacqueline Lois Gural Robert John Guillory Philip John Halverson Peaches Hansen Karmalee Hanson Ann Honig Sue Honlg Lois Helen Horensteln Peter Leonld Hutkovsky Don Hughes Thomas Hutchins Norma M. Ivelich Carl Wayne Jackson Eddie Henry Jackson Douglas Albert Jacobs Antonette Jacklevlch James Wlllard Johnson Lillan Joseph Angela Lillian Kaufman Carol E. Kavanaugh Patrick John Kelleher Leland N. Keller Brooke L. Kelley Constance Anne Kelly Marilyn Jean Kilby Patricia A. Killian Nick Knatz Ann Kneedler Patricia Lou Krieger Emyko Kumamoto Majorie Lynn Kurzman Steven F. Lachman William Lambert Kathy Law John Robert Lauricella James Voris Lawry Maria Gora Ling Richard Locatl Duarte A. Lopes Ardena M. Wood Riggln B. Luetscher Barbara L. Lustlg Sara L. Lynden Carol Magldson Sandra Lawrence Theodore M. Lee Wallace Lee Russell Leland Letitla Joyce Leong Shirlene Leong John Levy Joseph Lichtenstein Dennis L. Wong Otis Trultt Matheny Wakelyn Mathews Beverly Mathis Jenny Matsuo Alan M. May LeeRoy McCarver Alan McCorkle Davld Hedley McCormack Molly Vlrginla McNerney PAGE 36 Barbara Maita James L. Mancini Suzanne J. Windholtz Ed Marguleas Urben Martinez Mimi Marx James Mendiara Emily L. Meserve Jane Meyer Paul Meyers Richard Clinton Miner Jeffrey Michael Mishkind John F. Nloffitt Frank A. Moran Judy Moyer Martin Joseph Mueller Sallie Nagase Sue Nagase Florence Tomiko Muto Edith Nahorna Cecile E. Neuebaumer vi if Costa Nichols Bradford Nicol Paul C. Nordlund David W. Olsen Waring Park Stephen J. Orme Francis l. Parker Patricia Frances Partin David Abraham Paslin L. L . James Rayfield Payne Sally Therese Pearce Camilla Elizabeth Pearsall Lenore V. Person Diane Karen Petersen Kirk William Petrovic Peter E. Preovolos Kenneth Allen Polse Roberta R. Roth Donna Rae Ruganl Jerry Russell Hideo Saikl Sanford Saiki Claudette Salazar Joan R. Sanford Philip John Sargent Stuart Paddock Diana Bird Preddy Bonnie Jane Reed Seth William Reid Gloria Jean Riddell Robert A. Robey Hermine Rosinsky Alfred F. Rossi James Scott Malcolm Scott Eckart Buntln Sellinger Peter Lynn Sessions Kathy Shelton Sandra Lynne Sherman PAGE 40 David T. Shida Elynor Shimmon Lynne Diane Sibell Charles Siekert Judith Elaine Sather KerryJ. Scanlon Walter Helge Schaefer Jack Schwadron Audrey Felice Schwartz Peter C. Schwlndt Marcy Silbersteln Madeleine J. Silvia David Val Simmons Helga Sing Cherie J. Singer Gary Melvyn Slrbu Sylvia Snoren Mary Lorraine Stallings Roger Stanton Keith Moore Steinhart Judith Ann Stoll Georgette Stevens William H. Stough , Joan B. Strauss Gary R. Strlck Judith Ann Sullivan l gl Gloria Sun Sylvia Sue Sun Albert G. Swanson Veronica L. Tamayo Rupert Wilder Tatum Marc Taylor Barbara Thelss Michael Charles Tobriner Albert Tom Celia Margaret Tom Harriet B. Tornoe Juliana Tracy Paul C. Trimble Sandra J. Unger Robert D. Urrea Jan S. Vanderburgh Thomas S. Wardrope Robert Weinfurtner Herbert Franklin Weiss Dorothy Elizabeth Williams Duke Williams Russell G. Williams Jack M. Wllls Gerhard 0. Winkler Regina Vandevoir Ken Vanstory Virginia Velarde John Vitalis Carolyn Wills Vukasln Lee Wakefield Sandra Lee Walsh Johann N. Ward PAGE 44 James Dewar Gerald Slaughter Charles F. Wojslaw Russell Dexter Woo James Wing Fai Woo Katherine M. Yoshikawa Elizabeth Yee Lydia Brooks GRADUATES NOT PICTURED FALL FALL Kin Kwok Au Stephen Frederick Hudson William John Broder Victor B. Huffman Klaus-Peter A. Bantowsky Jack T. MacDonald Fre.ddy Rene Chavez Lee Siegle Parlett Merlin King Colburn Ants Rebane Augusto R. Costa Lloyd Tom Edward Ferguson Alma Key SPRING Thomas Astengo Judith Benet John Bootes Joe Demarco Ose Gruetzbach John Heiber Armeka Jachson SPRING Enzo Malanca Ralph S. Martinez Dave Mays Jon Orht Alex Palun Dennis Rosa Roger Brian Ruzek SPRING Henry E. Sloss Mary Wade Charlotte Benson Francis Lopez Charles Mannix Alan Masson Charles Siekart NM SCROLL SPRING PRESIDENT Vance Strange Ray Ty son Jim Watson Anthony Won in 'M-'T' Tony Patch Ricky Risbrough Ed Shaslcan Rich Shemano Jim Lawry Riggin Leutscher Duarte Lopes Jim Mendiara Ed Jackson Josh Eppinger Robert Curley Kent Jakobsen Vince Fernandez Stun Davis Jim Johnson Ralph Gilman Stacy Dillas Mike Kavanaugh Steve Horn Albert Eppes Charles Bruggemann Dm Nolan Robert Burton Mike Tobriner Louis Corbet Jim Adams Ricky Colsky SPRING PRESIDE FALL PRESIDENT NT 5 1 , iw 5 1 nv G. 'EZ' QQ ., ' if Q, ,.. Sue Ferroggiaro Gayle Berelson Eleanor Everall Carolyn Greenburg Marilyn Kilby Mimi Marx Kimiko Adachi Sherry Brown Patty Fell Ann Honig Margie Kurzman Sally Pearce Elaine Alterman Bess Carlotsis Sue Foulkes Norma lvelich Adrienne Landy Audrey Schwartz Marianne Basieh Adrienne Cohn Valerie Goldman Toni Jacklevich Kathy Law Janet Shapeero 4 Kathy Shelton Marcy Silberstein Judy Sullivan Barbara Thelss Harriet Tornoe Jan Vanderburgh Adrienne Wy Kathy Yoshlkawa RICKY RISBROUGH Fall President I Snoider. TONY ELLIS Spring President H-I2 Block L Row I: E. Torres, B. Stamos, D. Barter Row II: V. Strange, J. Eppinger, R. Risbrough, T. Patch Row III: B. Basso, T. Watson, D, Nolan, R. Gilman, J. Roston, E Molise, J. Kahn Wolf, track coach, BOYS ' BLOCK L SOCIETY The boys Block L should be recognized as one of the top organizations of the school. The athletes you see wearing the cardinal red sweaters with the big white L on the left pocket are all upstanding members of this fine organization. Rick Risbrough held the Fall presidency and did a swell iob. He planned and worked out a colorful school dance with decorative help from the Block L boys. The Block L award is based on a nine point system.. The sponsor of this up-and-coming society is Mr. Top man this spring was president Tony Ellis, who also held office as fall vice president. Assisting Tony as spring vice president was Bouncing Bob Urrea. Keeping block points in order were Fall athletic manager, Lou Cobet and Spring athletic manager, Leonard Row Row Row Row Block L K. Petrovic, P. Kelleher, J. Mishkind, P, Schwlndt, E. Jackson, A. Masson, A Epes T. Curtis, D. Belkin, L. Snuider, H. Saiki T. Ellis, J. Bohren, 0. Matheny, L. Draper, G. Jackson, D. Llndsley, M. Tobrlner B. Nicol D. Lopez, B. Urrea, J. Garber B. Mittel, B. Burton, L. McCarver, B. Weinfurtner, R. Shemano, L. Cobet, D Marble, D. Wong, D. Shida A. May, J. Schwartz, A, Hove, A. Cobo, C. Bruggemann, S. Swig, NL Tretton, T Strauss, K. Thomas, S. Rubin, J. Munter, A. Low onus' sl.ocK L SOCIETY One of the most important organizations at Lowell is the Girl's Block L. By participating in sports for three years a girl comes eligible for the Block L. This expanding group is sponsored by Mrs. Cain. wld The year is highlighted by the GAA Awards Rally, at which members ofthe Block L usher and present the awards, The Block L rally was held on Senior Day and was sponsored by both the L societies. Every term the Block L sponsors 5 traditional Block L dance. Ar the end of each term they have a banquet for the purpose of presenting awards and selecting w officers. This banquet is usually held at the Fox Hostess House. Among this term's distinguished speakers were Mr. and Mrs. Perino and Mrs. Duffy, guest speaker from the Board of Educa- nn. The banquet was very successful, according to Keiko Yamagami, fall president. Helping Keiko was Julie Tracy, secretary. .' f . F A fiiziiii . ff . Ki? ,L i ln order to carry out different activities of the Block L, there are committees, such as the Banquet Committee, Social Com- ttee, and Ushers Committee. President of the spring term was Jane Meyer. Emy Kumamoto was secretary. l 1 i Row 1 Row 3 Row Row Row Row - -KEIKO YAMAGAMI Fall President JANE MEYER L. Freeman, P, Beavin P. Fell, P Clark A Schwartz J Westermark J Meyer S Lunde, M. Kilby, J. Mayblum, P. Hanson, ll. Goldman, B. Carldtsis, L. Crafts, C.. Grereiert L. Heinecke, G. Berelson, A. Honig, M. Silberstein, J, Stoll, J, Kuronsky, J, Ko,-gg, D, D' Orazi, J. Metzner, B. Mathis, B. Lustig, T. Jacklevich L. Leong, E. Kumamoto, S. Nagase, H. Tornoe, S. Cantou, M. Howard, J. Spence, S. Hurff, B. Beekman, P. Chew, S. Leong, L. Briggs, C. Heany S. Sun S. Ramsey, S. Jackson, R. Giske, K. Law, S. Pierce, N. Krutchoff,J. Tracy,M.Marx S. Corbelli, S. Sherman D. Foster, M. Didinko, S. Barrett, D. Williams, S. Nagase, C. Neuebaumer, S. Windholz, H, Rosinsky, G. Peterson, C. Singer, B. Freed P. Moretti, S. Der, K. Yoshikawa, R. Fong, M, Basich, S, Brown, K, Adaghi, J, Yee, D, J amart, S. Vuyas Spring President l ROW li A- Cohn, 5- Ferrogiaro, K. Yamagami, M. Nielson, A. Borgeg Row Il: -P. Yee, J. Shapeero, E. Alterman, L, Levy, D, Mqyflnez Spring H-I2 Bi Sisters Row I: V. Harris, S. Snoren, B. Lustig, Bjvtathis, M. Kilby, A. Kaufman, L. Sibell, C. Blumenfeld, V. Goldman, P. Hanson, L. Crafts. Row II: T. Jack- Ievich, P. Fell, B. Balling, K. Crean, J. Meyer, J. Sather, F.Wong, M. Silber- stein, S. Leong, N. lvelich, K. Adachi, C. Greutert, B. Maita, B. Carlotsis. Row Ill: S. Nagase, E. Kumamoto, S. Nagase, B. Herbert, V. TGm0yo,. M. Gianette, R. Tong, K. Low, E. Meserve, C. Vulcasin, J. Au, J. Vanderburgh. RowlV: G. Conti, H. Tornoe, K. Yoshikawa, F, Muto, D. Petersen, L, Per- son, M. Kurzman, A. Schwartz, P, Chew, C. Singer, L. Horenstein, Row V: S. Cantou, C. Tom, S. Sun, H. Chin, M. Basich, S. Brown, S. Davenport, J. Tracy, L. Leong, A. Honig. Row VI: G. Berelson, B. Freed, L. Galant, S. Lawrence, T. Kelly, L. Briggs, C. Boehme, C. Heany, S. Sherman, S.Chuck. BIG SISTER SCCIETY When Lowell receives students, the new girls are immediately placed in the care of Gig Sisters. The purpose of the Big Sisters is to help new- comers to become acquainted with each other and to help them feel more at ease in their big new school. The girls take full charge of their little sisters and adiust them to Lowell. In the beginning of the term the Big Sisters give a luncheon in honor of the new students. Besides refresh- ment, the fall term Big Sisters provided talent and cartoons. A fashion show of school clothes was given in the spring. One finds these girls conducting a study session before school in the girls' cafeteria and coaching where and when they can. Their other acti- vities include sponsoring a school dance with the Big Brothers. Miss Graeber was always there to assist JanetShapeero, the fall chair- man, Deana Epstein, vice-president, Emy Kumamoto, secretary, Sandy Sherman, Sally Pearce, social chairmen, and Barbara Cohn, coordinator. In the spring she helped Sandy Sherman, chairman, Lynne Sibell, vice- president, Sue Cantou, secretary, June Spence, Lois Horenstein, social chairmen, and Barbara Lustig, coordinator. fl I SANDRA SHERMAN Spring President Fall H-I2 Big Sisters Big Sisters JANET SHAPEER Fall President . - - - Row I2 0.l'laim J.Spence D. Foster P Clark J Karon k N K t hk ff D D'O ' Row I: D. Epstein C. Barnblatt, J.Shapeero S. Ferrogiaro, R. Paslln J westermark i Harris J' Yee Rozy I-I D Ja'-Alu 1 5 Yr - 'U C 0 I - full, I 1 1 . . , . , . - : , ,S,Rcl ,Sala k ,M,H dl Row II. A. Borges, E. Everall, C. Carson, A. Cohn, K. Yamagaml, A. J. Korssl B' Beckman, J. Metzner, J. Mayblum. ROL ln: Jmsgyiesi cE.scgnetersZ:lvarP. LandY, E. Alterman, L. Levy Moreni, R. Giske, M. Lum'S. Derlj. Kelly' S. Lunde' L. Heineckg. 1 BIG BROTHERS The Big Brothers are organized to help the incoming freshmen and sophomores become adjusted to their new surroundings, There are 35 upperclassmen in this organization, all of whom are hand-picked for the duties required of them. This society, which has been a big credit to Lowell, has been around for many years. The Big Brothers are partially responsible for the many BOB CURLEY extra-curricular activities planned to make the new Lowellites feel at home. First on the agenda, the Big Brothers combined with the Big Sisters to present the semi-annual Newcomer's Reception and Dance, at which the new students become acquainted with their classmates. Next was the intramural play-day given for the same purpose. There are many, many other activities taking place all the time. The Big Brothers met their little brothers four or five times every semester to help with their problems. The fall officers were Bob Basso, President, and Bob Curley, Vice- DON BELKIN President. Spring officers were Don Belkin, President, and Russell Woo, Row I: R. Basso, J. Wolfenden. Row II: E. Torris, K, King Vice-President. The officers are elected each term. D. Ryfqnd' Lg,-fy Gen-mon, M, zimmermqn H- . Row I: J' Bennen' B' Minelf D' Belkgf' L' Millgr' E' Robenson Rowzlz T. Curtis, K. Petrovic?'Rlngi:'lmI,2A. Hove, D. PasIin,W.5haefer Row II: R. Mendelson, D.Hufnagel, D. Bley, P. Flreman,M. Lowenthal,A. Lacey, Row H: T. Ellis, J. Dupuis' B. Nicol, E. Selingerl R. woo R- Smiih Row III: B. Reid, A. Cobo, G. Sirbu, J. Bordin, J. Chang, J. Woo DANCE COMMITTEE F A L L Row I: J. Spence, L. Levin, A. Honig, L. Horensteln Row ll: W. Baschin, D. Livchitz, S. Chamove, J. 'Au,C. PAGE 52 Sutcliffe, D. Marble. S P R I N G Row I: A, Landy, J. Gladstone, R. Gilman Row Il: S. Horn, L. Levy, B. Osterman The Dance Committee is responsible for the plannlng and operation of the school dances. They round up the musicians, decorate the gym, de- sign and publish the tallies, obtain refreshments and clean up after the festlvltles die down. Dance Committee members must have a 25-honor count and the ap- proval of the president and vice-president of the student body. One ofthe most popular dances Is the Twirp Dance. On this day, the young lady Is privileged to pursue the young man of her choice and ask him for a date. ln the fall, this seml-annual event was entitled the Sputnik SprInlc, and the gym was turned into stratospheric set with heavenly bodies In the spotlight. In the spring the monkeyshlnes were carried off to the theme of Abba dabba Honeymoon . In overall charge ofthe management of school dances Is Mr. Anlno. The Dance Committee Members for this spring were the following: Jetty Au, John Barnard, Warren Boschln, Leigh Callaway, Sherry Chamove Ann Honig, Lols Horensteln,Sharon Jamart, Diane Livchltz, Lorrie Levin, June Spence, Sherri Sobel, and Cindy Sutcliffe. The Fall Dance Committee was responsible for the Ski Spree . They were Adrienne Londy, Bonnie Beekman, Art Ginsberg, Jackie Gladstone, Jean lmboden, Leanna Levy, Beverly Mathis, Julie Miller, Bruce Oster- man, Nick St. Amant, and Gino Waxman. FALL COMMITTEE Row l: J. Spence, I.. Horensteln, A. Honl , L. Levin. RowIl: W. Boschin, D. Livchitz, S. Chamove, J. Au, C.guteliffe, L. Callaway. One of Lowell's most important groups is the Rally Committee, whose responsibility it is to plan and execute good, entertaining rallies which will effectively rouse school spiriti This term's rally committee met every Monday at 8:00 under Chairman Steve Horn. As usual, their toughest iob was coming up with original talent for the rallies, and then talking the original talent into performing. Among those who made things a little easier this year were Sherry Rusk, pantomimist, Lowell's Dixieland Band, and, of course, Lowell's most popular singer, Duke Williams. This term saw the Rally Committee introduce a new idea for building spirit and game attendance. A Big Game Day was de- clared and organized for the Washington game,with each class pro- viding its own talent for the rally, and working under its own yell leader at the game, to see who could show the best spirit, As always, Mr. Anlno's services were invaluable. Our excellent Rally Committee could not have functioned so well without him. RALLY COMMITTEE SPRING COMMITTEE Row I: J. Priest, J. Yee, S. Samuels, S. Sun Row II: M. Levin, A. Chang, . Alb0l'lBS, S- Bl9Y PAGE 53 wwe fi! Row l: S. Nagase, S. Cantou, E. Kumamoto J. Beard, C. Magidsan, F. Muto, J. Vanderburgh, M. Siberstein, S. Nagase, C. Greenberg Row ll: l. M. Brainy, P. Sessions, V. Fernandez, G. Golden, B. Burton, M. Tobriner, R. Tatum, H. Bunshaw, D. Lopes, R. Woo, J. Woo 'xx Row I: Row ll: Row Ill: Row IV: wvssw X W T is t 3 Saxe, J. Munten, T. Dunn, J. Logue, V. Au, B. Goldman, J. Sampson, N. Krutchkoff, M. Scott. Windholz, M. Suggarman, B. Fuller, D. Hoffman, K. Thomas, S. Chamove, C. Retcliffe, S.Smith, M. Lowenthal, Howar . Mueller, A. Palun, J.Schwartz, K. Partridge, S. Ports, V. Carlson, J. Hodgson, B. Osterman, L.Miller, lngre . Liu, D. Hanley, B. Enmier, M. Rosenbaum, DAVE PASLIN Spring President Serving as CSF officers in the spring term were David Paslin, president, Bonnie Goldman, vice president, Judy Sampson, secretary, and Martin Lowenthal, treasurer. The vice president is re- sponsible for one of the most important services performed by the CSF. These honor students volunteer to help struggling students in the sub- iects with which they are having trouble. Any student who asks for a CSF coach will receive one, and often he will find that, with the help of the coach, he can raise his grade. The Lowell CSF has received much publicity inthe San Francisco papers for its unselfish service. If a student has been a member of the CS F for four terms after his freshman year, and if one of those terms has been in his senior year, he be- comes a life member and receives the coveted CSF pin. ln the fall term there were five life members in the Lowell chapter and the spring group added thirteen life members to the C S F. The malor outing of the spring term for the CSF was their trip to Stanford to tour the campus and find out something about the Stanford traditions. The spring Twlrp Dance was also sponsored by this active group. n CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION BOB BURTON Fall CSF President In spite of the high scholastic requirements for membership, almost I50 Lowellites gained admission to the California Scholwship Fechration this yea. The CSF is affiliated with the National Honor Society, and many of its members find that member- ship in the national organization is important when they apply for scholarships to universities outside the state. 'To ioin the CSF, one must have I0 honor points. An A in a prepu-ed subiect is worth tl-ree points, a B is worth one point. In an unprepared subiect, A counts one and a half and a B is one half. Fall officers were Robert Burton, president, Jero- lin Cherin, vice-president, Kcxen McClellan, secre- tory, and Albert Epes, treasurer. Mrs. Wallach is the sponsor. Although the CSF pl ocs emphasis on the scholas- tic achievement of its members, it dso sees to it that they have fun. This term, the annual CSF picnic was held at Tilden Pak, Oaldand and the students proved that they had no mind to have all work and no playl 2 Row I: D. Epstein, M. Kavanqly M. Oron I ROWII: E. Everall, l. Diot, R. Paslin PAGE 55 .v LOWELL CHOIR . , ,wsvvl Row le B. Bernard, L. DeLosada, A. Morris, C. Kelly, Y. Hammond, K. Law, C.Magidson E. Shlmmon, R. Tucker, D. Martinez, S. Sween, L. Lee. Row ll: M. Carlson, J. Russell, D. Ruganl, l. Emllson, M. Matelli, S. Louw, E. Shatek. Row Ill: L. Licudan, R. Stratten, J. Melick C Givens B. Enmler G Nelson D. Williams Row IV. H Welss Pa B The Lowell Choir, known for its superior performances, had a very successful term under the capable direction of Mr. Bernard. The advanced choir now consisting of about 50 members is a must on any program. The choir sang at many events during the term. Flrst off on their list was the Newcomers Reception, where all new students enloyed hearing Mr. Bernard's new composition, Why Do l? During the Christmas holidays they reviewed selections from Rodgers and Hammersteins Carousel . Thelr Christmas carollng at Letterman Hospital, Senlor Center, and Macy's was very successful, according to Jlm Payne, fall president. All who went to the February graduation were highly lmpressed by the choir's beautiful arrangements of How Lovely Thy Place, and Battle Hymn of the Republic. ln the spring term the choir put on a concert, whlch was like all of their per- formances, a big success. Also the Lowell choir, along with other high schools in the clty, sang Come Blessed Rest in the annual spring festival. President of the sprlng term was Lino Llcudan. . , , . , . ' . ' , T. t h, J. Payne: R. Gilman, B. Thompson, R. Goldsby, D. Willlams, R. Goldsby, D. SartuccI,cW. erman. The Girl's Glee Club is sponsored by Mr. Bernard, who is also the cholr director. The purpose of the Girl's Glee is to prepare students for advanced choir. Heading the llst on their agenda are the varieties, annual concerts given by the school, P.T.A. functions, and Caroling in the halls during the Christmas season. Every term, an end-of-term dinner takes place, and last term it was held at the home of Laila Dalberg. A wonderful time was had by all. Each member of the Girl's Glee is entitled to buy a membership pin, which Is all gold on red and white enamel with an eighth note emblem. The fall offlcers of the Girl's Glee were President: Connle Kelly, Veep: Claudette Salazar, Treasurer: Rose Sanchez, and Secretary: Mary Ellen Wheatly. The spring officers are Claudette Salazar, President, Lillian Hattorl, Veepp Donna Ruganl, Secretary, and Connle Kelly, Treasurer. . . ,4- Row I: L. Hattori, H. Brady, J. Newbauer, E. Edwards, C. Dong, P. Flahavan,M. Smith, L. Pryor, J. Miller, B. Rlvara. Row ll: T. Johnson, A. Auz, V. Swift, C. Collins, J. Anderson, J. Pike, D. Hlnclxley, J. Brunner, M. Porter. Row lll: C. Givens, A. Jacobs, L. Person, D. Ruganl, J. Klein, S. Milburn, D. Williams, L. Welsh, J. Libby, S. Shapiro. STAN DAVIS Band Leader BAND CHUCK E LLIS Orchestra Leader With a TOOT of the horns and the CLANG-BANG of the cymbals, you can hear the Lowell Band in action. JOHN HARRIS Pep Ban Leader Under the guidance of Mr. Krieger, and under the direction of the pep leaders, Stan Davis in the fall, and John Harris in the spring, the Lowell Band played at many events during the year, First off on their program was the Football Pageant ln September at Kezar Staduim, where they helped Lowell to win top honors. One of the highlights ot the year was the Spring Concert given on April I8 and 21, where the Concert Band, along with the orchestra gave a successful performance. They also played at the football and basketball games, and raised Lowell's spirit at the rallies. Row I: C. Benson, S. Thurston, V. Musso, J. Poole, D. Carrol, P. Lendaris, J.Swartsfager, J. Swartsfager, P. Nlkula, M. Benkman, H. Marlborough, D. Foster. Row II: R. Ikeda, B. Schiller, K. Partrid e, J. Harris, P. Candoli, M. Ferguson, R. Mendez, B. Maxwell, U. Martinez, J. Moore, Desmond, J. Tristano, C. Parker. Row III: P. Erickson, P. Bunyon, K. Hastings, D. Jacobs, M. Vellz, K.Jossis, C.Chester, E. Chester, R. McCarthy, S. Davis, G. Dorham, R. Kreiger, C. Ellis, D. McCormack, T. Kelly, A. Gonzales, B. McKenna,J. Benson ORCHESTRA Row I: L. Hanson, B. Theiss, P. Rather L. Snell, D. Drost, S. Rusk, J. Dubins, L. Lee, S. Der, L. Crafts, D. Preddy. Row ll: J. Beard, C. Greenberg, B.Andre, L. Ryan, N. Larson, D. Jones, V. Archimedes, R. Block, C. Benson C. Ellls, P. Lendaris, C. Herrington, D. Dahne, M. Bankman. Row Ill: H.Chino, B. Vee, I. Lichtenstein, M. Lee, M. Mueller, Mr. Krieger, B. Cooper, F. Beard, D. McCormack, J. Marks, B. Kenyon, S. Davis, J. Benson The orchestra is in full swing this year with 45 members, the violins making up the maiority. The members participate in many activities in school such as the winter varieties at which they accompany singers and dancers. For the term play, they accompany the opening and closing of the curtain. Graduation is a must on the orchestra program. The biggest event of the year is the spring concert which took place in April. It is combined of orchestra, choir, band and dancers. The orchestra played Tune and Work- out, Galatea and the 4th symphony by Tchaikowsky. If it weren't lor the capable direction of Mr. Krieger, the orchestra would not have been a success. The orchestra has been very fortunate in having guest conductors at their re- hearsals. They were Mr. Hardin, Mr. Ryan, and Mr. Martin, students from State College. Among the out of school activities for orchestra is the Honor Orchestra for students throughout the city. USHERS RESERVE The Ushers Reserve has been a tradition at Lowell for a good many years. It is an organization that gives students the cultural opportunity to hear great artists, such as Arthur Rubenstein and to attend operas, symphonies, ballets, and other musical pro- grams. There are approximately fifty students in the Ushers Reserve, and the chairman for 6 terms has been Carolyn Green- berg. The assistant chairman is Barbara Andre. The members of the Ushers Reserve sign up for the perfor- mance at which they would like to usher at the beginning of each month. One of'the special features they attended was My Fair Lady , which all thoroughly enioyed. During the summer months the students are able to usher at Pop Concerts which are conducted by Arthur Fieder. Mr. Bernard, the sponsor of this group says that the experience these students get ls very profitable. Row I: N. Batmale, C. Azadian, B. Andre, L. Ryan, B. Yee, M. Nielson. Row Il: G. Bordin, M. Silberstein, L. Shapeero,G.Sirbu, Row I: B Osterman R. Shemano F. Levin G. Tolson D Williams V Goldman M. Oppenheim. Row ll: F Johnston B Hemberger J. Hieronymous A, Mathios R. Risbrough J. Mishkind L. Heinicke J Newman P A Kneedler S Port, A. Cohn H Field L. Krauss J Cohen, Row IV: L. White . rice L. Bri G. Be son M. Marx S Honig D. Baron. I ' I I I clark. Row iii: J, Healy, rl1,Mqy, Jnvsfihtin, F. Chelan, ' ,si , Ill, lei' TICKET SELLERS The members of this active club can be found tramping down the halls trying to sell tickets to everyone. If it isn't a game ticket, then it is a dance ticket, a ticket for the variety show, a term play ticket, 0 ticket to the spring concert, or even carnival tickets. The thirty members are constantly promoting the spirit of the entire studentbody. The club has activities other than performing all the school's sales services. These include a Christ- mas luncheon party. .The membership of the Ticket Sellers' Club is limited to a fixed number of students who have been approved by the faculty as being of trust- worthy character. The organization was led by Rich Shemano, Frieda Levin, Feralee Cherin, and Bruce Osterman in the Fall, The Spring officers were Frieda Levin, Feralee Cherin, Lorrie Levin, and Jeff Mishkind. One of our very fine mathema- tics teachers, Miss Mathisen, is their sponsor, FUTURE TEACHERS The purpose of the Future Teachers' Club I to instruct its members In the requirements for teaching career and the necessary high schoe preparation they need to fulfill their goals. Tl: Future Teachers do not specialize In any part cular area of teaching such as math or scienc ..-or in any particular grade division, all flelc are discussed and considered. The club has participated in several flel trips. One of their excursions was to Andri Jackson Elementary School, where they we taken through the school and allowed to obserx the classes into session. Club members have the opportunity to team and supervise games during their lunch perlol This practical first-hand experience will ul doubtedly prove invaluable If they continue the careers into teaching as they plan. The club is under the capable sponsorship 1 Miss Graeber and Mrs. Haven. Officers Includ President, Frances Gay: Vice Pres. Adelltl' Bennet, and Secretary, Wanda Franklin. 5 3 P. Chew, C. Fong. Row IH: S. Bowens' J. Beard, R. Le und, M. Row I: P. Hansen, C. Won, B. Mathis, L.Crafts, Baslch, K. Law, D. Mdrflhez, L. Welsh, L. Braley, C- Cllnken- Row II: A. Chang, S. Rusk, B. Kroll, W. Lee, L. beard, J. Anderson. SCIENCE CLUB The Lowell Science Club was off to an active start this term, according to its fall chairman Bill Stough and present chairman Jerry Bonar. The organization now consists of approximately 30 members interested in the field of science. Among the many activities the club participated in were the guided field trips to the Pacific Chem- Istry Laboratory, U. C. Medical Building, and the Stanford Research Building. A tour of U.S.F. was also make. The presentation of scientific movies is also part of their busy curriculum. Our Mr. Sun, Unchained Goddess, Hemo the Magni- ficent, Case of the Cosmic Rays, and others have been part of their program. The speakers at the meetings this term have been Mr. Barker and Mr. Jamison. Distinguished leaders in the field of science have been Dr. Arthur Carfagni, who explained the principles of hypnotism, and Dr. Spafford, who discussed con- cerning outer space. Sclence Club meetings are held every Wednesday afternoon and are sponsored by Miss Dealtry. Row I: J. Au, H. Tornoe, R. Giske. Row ll: J. Schwadron, M. Hodges, V. Au, K. Burdland, L. Shapeero. Row Ill: G. Bbrdin, J. Woo, F. Lopes, J.Bonar,J.DuPuis, R. Leland, P. Nordland. Row IV: B. Addy, R. Anderson, A. Epps, G. Sirbu, A. Palun, P. Bantowsky, V. Huffman, Rowl B Beekman D D Drazl B Noodleman J May blum L Briggs Lunde J Menzies H Sing N Zalmley RowII:T. Hbtchins, P. Clark, C. Boehme, J. Korss, S PAGE 59 Row I: M. Basich, S. Wlndholz, H. Tornoe, F. Muto Row ll: F. Lopez, G. Slrbu, J. Woo, D. Williams, M. Lowenthal SLIDE RULE CLUB The Slide Rule Club is composed of mathematics enthusiasts who, on their own time, undertake the study of this Instrument. Their reasons are varied--some recognize the necesslty of knowing slide rule opera- tion, some are simply interested in studying the Instru- ment, some are trying to anticipate academic need of the slide rule in later years. The Slide Rule Club is sponsored by Mr. Barker, head of Lowell's mathematics department, who gives of his own time to help coach the fledgling slipstickers. Slide ruling is not confined to boys alone. Almost 4O'75 of this years membership were girls, who no doubt have their own reasons for be- ing interested in the workings of the slide rule. Among the girls ln thls year's club were Marianne Basich, Sue Windholz, Harriet Tornoe and Florence Muto. Appearinq among the boy's names are those of some of Lowell's most enthusiastic mathematicians, such as Lopez, Sirbu, Woo, Williams, and Lowenthal. These are the people who will flll America's need for scientists in the years to come, and are starting now to prepare now for their responsibility. Row l: E. Catelli, S. Ahrens, D, Smith, G. Conti, E. Nahorn Row Il: L. Close, J. Scott, S. Dillas, R. Morri, C. Brughelli R. Massagli. THE lTALlAN CLUB One of the most active at Lowell this term is the Italian Club. lt was started when a group of students intereste In music wanted to learn more about the Italian languagi so that they could understand the opera more fully. Just few students lolned the club at first and the meetings weri held once a week after school. But the club expanded t. such a big group that now the Italian Club meets as c regular class of over thirty-three students, held sevent period under the capable teaching of Mrs. Catelli. Theri are no specified officers in the club and almost all convel sation is In Italian. Many activities were planned for the school year. Threi parties were given in school and Italian food was served All the students decided that one of the best activltie that could be planned was to go and see an ltalian opera so they set off to see La Travlatu. They also took a tou through the De Young Museum and the World Trade Cente where exhibits from every country weredlsplayed Including exhibits from Italy. Another main interest was the ltallar Tourlst Office in the Saint Francis Hotel where the stu dents were supplied with information about outstanding places in Italy, WRITERS' CLUB The purpose of the Writers' Club is to en- ourage the writing of original short stories, ssays, one act plays, compositions, and oems. The twenty-five stmidents who belong a this club analyze such writing for self-im- trovement. To ioin the Writer's Club, one eeds no qualifications except the desire to lrite, Each membgr turns out three pieces If work per term and must, if asked, read his fork before the group for criticism. ln addi- ion to the constructive criticism offered to ach member, the meetings sometime include istening to great works of literature, some- imes read on records by the authors them- elves. The meetings are held every other Wed- esday of the school term and this term the vriters were presided over by President Paul 'rimble. Eva Herden, Marietta Gianetti, and 'uke Williams held the other officers' posts. larietta Gianetti and Karmalee Hanson pre- ided as officers during the Fall term.. Miss letcalf sponsors the Writers' Club. THE LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is sponsored by Dr. Howard and is one of the most active clubs at Lowell. Toward the beginning of the school term, the Latin Club gave a Roman banquet at Saturnalia, which is a holiday season in Rome. The banquet was held in true Roman tradition. Guests sat on cushions on the floor and ate a full course meal off little tables. For entertainment,performances were given by dancers and acrobats, after which followed games and dancing. On March 14-l6,a State Convention was held in Los Angeles, and seven members of the Latin Club flew down to attend it. The purpose of the club, according to Dr. Howard, is to go into the phases of Roman life for which there is not time in class and to create in- terest in the Roman languages. The club is open to anybody interested in the Latin language. The full officers were president, Martin Lowen- thal, Secretary-Treasurer, Susan Jackson, and Editor, Frank Moran. The spring officers were Pre- sident, Wakelyn Matthews, Secretary-Treasurer, Thomas Sloss, and Editor, Frank Moran. The club meets every other Wednesday during Sth period in Room 152 and also puts out a purely Latin newspaper once a year, ' 52 'l: L. Kay, K. Hanson, B. Juhl v Il: D, Purcell, B. Theiss, M. Gionetti, P. Trimble Row I: T. Jacklevich, M. Silberstein, S. Jackson, Z. Lukianov, M. Lowenthal Row ll: R, Leland, F. Moran, L. Miller, E. Mar- gulas, J. Belmont JUNIOR RED CRCSS One of the most active organizations at Lowell is the Junior Red Cross. Under tht supervision of Mrs. Catelli, the Junior Red Cross participated in many worthwhile activitie: on local, national and world-wide levels. Heading the list of officers were Norma Ivelich, president, Carl Jackson, vice president Betty Fuller, secretary, and Tim Dunn, treasurer. One of the biggest drives of the year was the filling of chests with all kinds of schoo material and making friendship albums which were gratefully received by hundreds of chil dren overseas. They assisted Jackie, an organization which is noted for its wonderful work in providing temporary homes for children of all races and denominations. Also the Red Cross Repro sentatives made different tray favors given to various hospitals and old age homes or special occasions such as Christmas, Thanksgiving and Easter. The Lowell Junior Red Cross has always contributed to various proiects throughout thi year. lt is one organization in which the entire student body may participate, and because of this wholehearted participation, all the proiects that the Junior Red Cross have under! taken have been a great success. Row I: N. Ivelich, C. Jackson, L.Welsh, G. Fortin, J. Logie, V.Au, D. D'0razi, Row I: B. Ha-llisay, L. Welsh, G. Fortln, L. Alklns, N. Ivelich, S. Foulkes, C. N. Samuels. cllnkmbeurd' 'l' hey' D' Wong' Row ll: J.Mishkind, B. Fuller, P. McKernan, J. Kirchner, C. Chester, . Levin, Row ll: I. Zaretsky, L. Close, D. Cook, P. Erickson, M. Rosenbaum, H. Field, N. Krutchkoff, K. Woo, C. Cowderay, S. Price. M' Mintz' D' Hembe'9e R' Leland' 'l' Healy' Row lll: R. Jay, H. Bunshaw, F. Muto, C. Oimit, B. Ruero, C. Charmack, C. Row lll: A. Zolof, S. Barrett, M. Lum, E. Catelli, J. Gladstone, N. Tracy, A. Bosh, H. Sing, E. Catelli. Mann, J. Meyer, A. Mann, B. Mlngst. Row llll: B. Bod, N. Naughty, C. Nichols, T. Runn, L. Close, K. Davis, B. Row llll: P.Coval,J.Conlon, D.Williams, J. Lauricella, T.Hutchins, B. 0'keefe, Houston, L. Hart, N. Tipoff, L. White. V. Hone, B. Nishkian, C. Jossis, L. Okubo. FORENSIC SOCIETY The fall and spring Forensic Society members and their sponsor, Nlr. Anderson, had a tremendous year. They took the sweepstakes at Lincoln, Freemont, and Marin Catholic High Schools. Four members have qualified for national competition and five members for state. Lowell is the leading National Forensic League chapter in California. Recently, Mr. J. A. Perino was made an honorary member of the society. E The activities of the forensic club are many. The members debate, have extemporaneous and impromptu speaking, dramatic and humorous interpretations, and original oratories and oratorical interpretations. The forensic members take part in various tournaments throughout Northem California. For example, those who qualify go to Santa Barbara for the state tournaments. The fall and spring officers were Mary Wade, president, Judy Logie, secretary, Betty Fuller, treasurer, N FL representative, Allan Lerchg and publicity managers, Irving Zaretsky and Celeste Sarlotte. The objectives of forensics are to develop an emotional and intellectual stability in every member and to bring about a closer unity between student and school. The hope for the future is that the Forensic Society will gain more and more members as the years progress and that the importance to all will be known. Row I: Row II: J. Logie' N. Rosen, P. Nicoluil D. -I-hordmdinorl N. Numb Row I: Groner, P. Rand, M. Hodges, C.Sarlo1'fe, M. Peterhans P. Poe, J. Joe, I. Zaretsky, C. Fielcls, B. Bozo, C. Clue, L.Cobet, Row II: S. Ave-Zlrbacl-il R, Pltrilligs, C. Johnson, B. Williams, J. Levy, M . Howar , J. owenf a , . Kerrigan C' Breyer' E' Robertson' R' Love' M' west' D' wlmums' J' Ebert' Row Ill: D. Parsell, H. Gregg, R. Love, J. Ebert, A. Lerch, I. Zarefsky, D V. Fernandez Williams, C. Fields, E. Robertson, M. Lowenfhal, D. Thordardiffor J. Merle THE LOWELI. Y Row I: L. Levy, J. Eppinger, D. Epstein, A. Cohn. Row Il: S. Ruffin, A. Honig, P. Gibbons, F. Carroll, S. Foulkes, B. lsacs Row l: G. Nelson, J. Kelly, Z. Harris, V. Smith , P. Callahan PAGE64 Row ll: K. McLellan, S. Chamove, C. Whealen, S. Leong, K. Crean, B. Gilman, B. Herbert. Row lll: B. Lehmann, S. Raffiry D. Borst, J. Payne. JOSH EPPINGER Fall Editor Qsflzielfifsffz, 3--. - 5 2gq35.,. Ps f -Q - 111- P B0 B L EHMANN Spring Editor RED A ' HITE Heading the Red and White Staff this year were Elaine Alterman and Suzi Chuck, the editors who directed the work which made this l958 yearbook possible. ln the fall, Jan Vanderburgh was the Business Manager, and in the spring, the finances were capably cared for by Zoanne Harris, ably assisted by Nancy Meier and Louis Celillo. Otis Matheny planned and organized the ath- letic section as sports editor with the help of Pat Kelleher, Brad Nicol, and Jerry Slaughter. Peaches Hansen served as senior editor and working under her and helping her to write senior bio- grophies were Laurie Crafts and Bev Mathis. Peggy Chew and Frances Wong did much of the typing as well as the interviews for the write-ups and stories. Every member of the staff was as- signed stories to do and each reporter helped when group pictures were taken. The Red and White Staff met regularly as a class in Journalism under the guidance of Mr. Brauer, the sponsor of this group. Row l: R. Brambier, S. Raffin, R. Leland, E. Alterman, D. Purcell, S. Chuck, K. Yamogarri, L. Levy, P. Chew. Row I: P. Hanson, N. Meier, B. Mathis, L. Crdts, P. Chew- ROW ll: B. Mugg, C. Crum, T. Thumb, F. Wong, .l. Vanderburgh. Row lll: R. Leland, S. Ruffin, L. Celillo, B. Nicol, J. Slaughter, S. Chuck, 0. Motheny, P. Kelleher, M. Mouse. ELAINE ALTERMAN F all E ditor SUZI CHUCK Sprlng Editor PAGE 65 A ,gi E! 422 3? Q -mr ., Ami. 4- .35 Y af s M, , X 9' 4 4 A M . JM WL- . .. 5 , .hs ff ffgfggih 3 5 4 LVL Lv,:, 1 I is I S Q-3535? .i , X Lv .. fsmff jg 1, ff' - ', -V 'L Q? 1 2 -if W QW - f -Q f2ffi A Q Q m ,M iw X fi A :- f 1 ki .4 O M Q X, , .iv '7 2 n 'N nb... KN 'A ., 29' ,sb-1 W- : fu at N' A' A Eva' B :ff , A if 3 J Q A 4 .1 Q! 3 gg as: rd 3 32 WH? so QQ 4, 'AAN o ne of the biggest events of the yearis the carnival which provides for a day of fun and a double lunch for all students. At6:00 o'clock in the morning you can find students building their booths for the big day. Approximately 25 booths are set up. This year, the day was a financial success. One booth, set up by registries 203, 226, and 301 brought in over 1,000 tickets.The most at- tractive of all booths was Los Pinatos Pequenas, which was on the rally platform and from which Spanish music rang throughout the court. The cleverest were the RingToss Race and Fish the Bottle. Mostoriginal included first place La Bucketa and second place Cover the Dot and Golf Sand Imp. A queen and a king were chosen from the Senior class to reign over the carnivaI.This year they were Carole Boehme and Bob Urrea. N i g....,,,,, fag! ---I' ,., nil lun RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS ln.. Row I: Harry Herndon, Cadet 2nd Lt., Allen Masson, Cadet Capt., Eckert Sellinger, Cadet 'lst Lt., Sanford Sailci, Cadet Capt., Roger Brindle, Cadet Col. Row ll: Paul Meyers, Cadet Ist Lt., John Dederian, Cadet Capt., Philip Sargent, Cadet Ist Lt., James Johnson, Cadet Malor, Richard Eiselt, Cadet 'lst Lt., George Grady, Cadet lst Lt. ROGER BRINDLE Regimental Commander Row I: C. Manning, Cadet SFC, J. Healy, Cadet Mfsgt., J. Braunstein, Cadet SFC, J. Masson, Cadet Cpl, tDrill Team Commanderj, R. Mouro- vich, Cadet Mfsgt. Row ll: J. Bailey, Cadet SFC, R. Micl-els, Cadet Mfsgt., T. Chang, Cadet Cpl,, D. McKeen, Cadet Mfsgt., D. Costerouse, M!Sgr. The ROTC once again leads other schools in crack officer material. Roger Brindle, Regimental Commander and James Johnson, Battalion Commander, directed Lowells ROTC this year. The drill team was under the leadership of Captain John Dederian, who whips the boys into shape. The Drill Team is organized to train outstanding cadets. They are taught fancy drill to build coordinations and precision timed execution of movements. They practice three times a week in order to prepare for the city-wide Spring Festival held at the Civic Auditorium. The team was judged best this year by the 91st, Infantry Divi- sion. Lowell is proud of its ROTC and has good reason because eleven men since the beginning of the program have reached either Admiral or General in the Regulars. Intelligent, obedient, loyall to our school and country are the merrbers of the Saber Club. The cream of the military crop, they enjoy the privileges and facilities of the Saber Club. This society was organized to provide recreation for the officers of Lowell High Battalion. Under the sponsorship of Sgt. Glassick, this club of long standing thrives on the many activities and facilities awarded to it for its hard work for Lowell High. They are an honor to this school and a credit to the combined R.O.T.C. units through- out the city. Activities include participation in the annual regimental ball, officers dinners, and many picnics and hikes. Officers of the Saber Club are elected each semester to fulfill the duties that make the club one of the best in San Francisco. The fall term officers were president Eckhart Sellinger and secretary-treasu urer Roger Brindle, The spring officers are president John Dederian and secretary-treasurer Eckhart Sellinger. They meet every Friday morning at 8:20 sharp. . W... ...- Row I: R. Brindle, S. Saidi, B. Chlnn, D. McKeen, E. Sellinger, R. Malkovich, A. Watson. Row ll: A. Masson, J Dederian, D. Hughes, C. C. Brandt, R. Eiselt, P. Meyers, J. Johnson Grady ROBBIE AMSLER ANN KNEEDLER CAROLYN CARSON FALL SONG GIRLS AND YELL LEADERS ED SHASKAN Head Yell Leader CAROL ELLISON PAGE 72 RICKY RISBROUGH STEVE HORN SPRING SONG GIRLS AND CHEER LEADERS i . -, -+1 1 f DAN MARBLE CHUCK BREYER CAR Head Cheer Leader RALLIES, DANCES, FUN, FUN, FUN... V X A ke Q Xfxfx K-W9 6 CT-X H P gl, VARSITY FOOTBALL K . 3. . . ei afgifi . . ff or - ' yew .. ., ww . 5 Q? g 2, f ' -k'- . I 'L f. 1 f' L. .Q 2 ' , , . 1 Q 2 V ' ,W , , y .,: Q,E. 4 , , f The Pageant, the official opening of AA A football, fl '53' Z started the Lowell eleven off ' on a high note. Lowell not I I only received an award for F ll - beating Mission but also for UT posting the Most Spirited 5 Team on the field. . After losing their first two ,I league games to Poly and S.I. respectively, the Lowell grid- ders were complete underdogs I going againstthe mighty Irish who had beaten Poly 6-0 the week before. But to Sacred l-Ieart's surprise the Irish could not score more than 6 points against Lowell, which was missing two first-string starters, Tony Ellis and Bill Stamos. Beating Galileo put an air of confidence into the team which showed against the Bucs. The first-half score was 25-7 in favor of Balboa but the instant Lowell's seemingly- beaten team stepped out to start the second-half play, they had almost complete control of the field. The change was due to .lack Wills' consistent marksmanship in passing and to an overall team effort. Two T D's were rung up, but Lowell's luck left them and time ran out. Final Score: Bal- boa 25 - Lowell 20. Row l: W. McClure, F. Halldorson, V. Strange, T. Ellis, B. Stamos, B. Basso, E. Torres, J. Adams Jackson, B. Weinfurtner, J. Eppinger, A. Hove, P. Poling, T. Gonzales,'E. DeLaCruz Row ll: J. Conlon, P. Trimble, T. Baker, B. Greminger, D. Barter, B. Curley, B. Urrea, R. Schwindt Mollse, B. Pope, .l. Harris, T. Patch, B. Cobb, D. Shida, G. Warner Polytechnic - 27 . . . . Lowell .. 0 Lincoln - 7 . . . Lowell .. Salntlgnatlus - 'I8 . . .Lowell - 'I4 Galileo - 6 . . . . Lowell .. Sacred Heart - 6 . . . . Lowell - 0 Balboa - 25. . . . Lowell - Washington - 40 . . . . Lowell -- 7 Mission - . . Lowell - Becoming a K. G. is one ofthe highest honors a Lowell football player can attain. One qualities forthis organiza- tion by showing spirit and hustle at practice aid drove all, tean spirit. The K. G.'s usually consists of 22 members, chosen fmm the first and second string varsity. To be chosen, a player must receive unarimous consent from all the mem- bers of the K.G.'s and then receive an additional 0.K. from Coach Feiling, the faculty sponsor.The player is then able to purchase his sterling silver football, which is the sym- bol and medal ofthe K. G.'s. The Knights of the Gridiron began 25 years ago to pro- mote interest and enthusiasm in football, but the main pur- pose ofthe K. G.'s is to help football players, both in the classroom and on the field. The football banquet at the end of the year is also the responsibility of the K. G.'s. Throughout the season, usually before each game, the Knights meet at one of the members' houses for dinner. The main object of this is to discuss the coming game and tc bring more players into the orgarization. KNIGHTS OF THE GRIDIRON Row I: Row II: . Urreu, 0. Mofheny, D. Nolan, V. Strange, J. Epplnger, B. Sfamos, E. DeLoCruz, B. Lambert Adams . Barter, B. Bono, P. Schwlndt, T. Ellls, E. Torres, C. Jackson, D. Shido, T. Gonzales Curley PAGE 77 NNI All-5K1 fo01 u' Lowell's Junlor Varslty foot- ball team wound up a tough season with second place me- dals, the only one of our three teams to do so. In thelr league they play the same schools as V i the varsity but on dlfferent f' - ' days and usually on practice fields. The J.V. wins, ably-engineer ed by the outstanding playing of the Rubin twins and pre- cision teamwork, gave them the edge over slx of their eight opponents. They lost their opener to Saint Ignatius but came right back to win their next four games against Washington, Sacred Heart, Poly and Mission. Then a tough Mustang team knocked the J. V.'s back on their heels by a heartbreaking score of I4-7. After the Lincoln game, the J. V.'s came back to topple Galileo and Balboa. These two vlctorles gave the team a 6- wln, 2-loss record. Promlslng players for next year's varslty are 0'Lague and the Rubin twlns ln the backfleld and Dale and Lehmann on the line. Row I: Row II: Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell M. White, B. Penn, S. Bley, B. Mayer, J. Dollar, M. Susnow, J. Pritchard, W. Nordland, R. Sands, P. 0'Lague H. Fruchtenisht, mgr., J. Menken, C. Morris, F. Grumm, K. Israel, R. Tyson, D. Stolan, D. Ayag, J. Driscoll, B. Lehmann -12.. ...s.l.-19 Lowell-I9 .. 19. . . .Washington - 6 Lowell - 7 -20. . . . . S.H.-0 LowelI..54 - I3. . . . Poly. - 6 Lowell - I9 Calden, B. Samuels, B. Behr, . . . Mlsslon . . .Lincoln- . . . . Galileo- . . . Balboa Barnard, S. Rubin, S. Rubin, B S I4 I -6 Row l: M. Siewert, B. Eberts, M. Svendsen, A. Dolan, T. Clark, S. Strange,J. Alvarez, B. Wasley Row ll: R. Castro, R. Valdez, B. Greyson, D. Disterheft, D. Urrea, A. Musante, J. Paraskou, T. Marino, J. Picone, J. Cofer Row lll: J. Borstead, S. Lawrence, J. Lowry, Pollack, J. Menken, M. Kelly Lowell-O.. ...5.l'l.-6 Lowell - 0 . . . . .Lincoln -18 Lowell - 7 . . . Washington - 13 H. Sundberg, E. DeLanis, R. Stratten, H. Salgado, R. Lowell- 46 . . . . Balboa - 0 Lowell- 0 . . . . S. l. - 20 Lowell - I3 . . . . Poly - 0 SCPH .1-v . Lowell's Frosh-Soph football team, composed mostly of freshman, is the youngest and most inexperienced of Lowell football teams, yet this term's new coach, Bob Braunreiter, worked them into a fighting ball club. The little giants played six games this year and ended with a 2 win - 4 loss record. Their wins over Poly and Balboa, two of the toughest teams in the league, demon- strated the spirit and foundation being built into the future varsity team. The Frosh team had a bigger turnout this year than both the J. V. and Varsity teams. With all three teams together they practically took up the whole of the polo ground practice field, not leaving much room for S. H. who shares the field with us. The possibilities of Frosh-Soph players making next year's varsity are promising. lt is hard to pick individual players in such a large, well rounded team but Coach Braunreiter believes that two outstanding men in the backfield are Jim Cofer and Joe Alvarez, while Dennis Carroll ably holds down the line. rooTsAu. Row l: Row ll: Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell PAGE 80 A. Lerch, R. Mendelson, M. McLaughlin, L. Feeney, J. Coleman, T. lvelich, P. Hegger, L. Snaider T. Gong, J. Thomson, H. Sundburg, D. Sweeney, D. Waitt, D. Hess, L. Draper, C.Jackson, T.Casey, S.Swig - 26 Balboa - 31 Galileo .. 34 Washington - 16 Polytechnic Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell Mission Saint lgnatius Sacred Heart Lincoln VARSITY BASKETBALL it ., A ' , 3,35 ef. - N , . P X . Pg- K 5' s 2 Although our varsity basketball team was com posed largely of young ln made a thrllllng season of lt Their two wins over Mission and Lincoln, and their two point misses a- ...J gainst S. H. and Galileo proved exciting. Our first game agalnst Balboa was a real challenge to our green team. With Hess and Dagnlno pacing the team, the young squad came really close to victory. Hess and Dagnino hit I8 of the 26 points. Next came Galileo, a tough squad of good experienced players. We lost by only 3 Points. Two games later our team succeded in dumping Mission by 8 points, a real credit to Coach Ben Neff. Then sophomore Sundberg started to play real ball by snatching almost all of the rebounds, placing him second in all-city. The rest of the season could not be credited to any one man, but to the combined efforts of Dagnino, Hess, Sundburg, Sweeney, Gibbons, and Thompson. With the superior marksmanship of Hess and Dagnlno, the terrific rebounding of Sundburg, and the close, hard guarding of Sweeney and Thompson, our team was always a tough challenge to all of the city teams. Thanks to Coach Benny Neff for his two-fisted trainlng, we can be proud of our varsity basketball team. lelr s Gif ' . lil - TL f experienced players, they Susnow . Mishking Johns . . Jackson. Garber. . Takakura Guillory. ROW I . Guard . Guard Forward Forward . Guard . Guard Forward Dolan . Cohn . Spinella Badie . Rice . Swanson. . Swanson Licudan ROW ll Forward Forward Center . Guard Center . Guard Center . Guard ii ?:fl-I S I LOWELL 30's ,x ' a X f f , Pitted against a battery of tough opponents, the Lowell thirties finished up on the short side of a l-7 record. The team was weakened in mid-season by the loss of mainstay Ed Shaskan. Don Takakura was the star guard and high scorer for the team. A high iunior, Tak figured prominently in Coach Neff's plans for a playoff team next season. Thirties' Coach Anino led the lightweights to vic- tories over Fremont, Alameda and St. Mary's in their pre- season out-of-town games. ln the league opener against Balboa, the compact Redmen led by Eddie Jackson and John Garber, trounced the Bucs. Pinpoint passing by Takakura and aggressive rebounding by Shaskan and Swanson won the day for Lowell. The coach's explanation of the declining fortunes of the 30's centered around the lack of team play. Lowell's 120-lb basketball team finished the season with a2-6 record. Coach Neff'stwc victories were against St. Ignatius and Balboa. Bob Peschoultres was the big gun for the Indian five, finlshlng the season with a 7.6 scoring average. Rich Risbrough was next with a 5,5 average, followed by Milton Dare, who had an eve BASKETBALL TEAM 51' High basketball potential was displayed by Vince Belli, Fred Guillory and Randy Chin. The 'l'l2's fared somewhat izetter than the 20's by winnlng three games. Despite their lack of experience, the little guys overpowered S. l., Lincoln and Mission, Rudy Sulunga finished the season with an 8.5 game average which was high for the twelves. Doug Yoshimura and Bob Oppenheimer had 7.9 and 6.0 averages reSPBCilVely. other feflrr bulwarks were Artie Sola, Bob Aguirre and Wayne Berry. Mr. Anino was the coach. 120's 112's Row lk R. Peschoultres, D. Hoffman, R. Risbrough, R. Mittel, A. Mathias Row I: A. Mann, A. Sola, M. Sugarman, R. Salanga, H. Nious, L. Snaider r Row ll: J- Scholefield, K- Thomas, C- SU9Ul'm'-'Wh J- lWUfUCl if R- Ch'-'n, S- Swlg Row ll: F. Gray, D. Yoshimura, R. Oppenheimer, D. Silberstein, A. Lerch MR. BARNEY WOLF MR. BEN NEFF MR. BOB BRAUNREITER MR. BILL FEILING BOYS' P. E. ST Mr. Neff, who has been head of the Physical Ed. Derartment since l95l when Mr. Voyne retired not on y coaches the mostsuccessful teams in theAAA basketball league but he must also devote his time to running the schools' P. E. Program. Mr. Feilin , better known as Curly , handles the varsity ?ootball in the fall and football spring practice. ln between league and spring football, he manages to find time to coach the varsity and J. V. swimming squad. ln the fall, the cross country team receives Coach Barney Wolf's full attention. When spring arrives, he spends all of his time coaching the varsity 30's and 20's track teams, Coach Walt Drysdale handles the baseball team ilk: tlglilspring and switches to the soccer squad in f e G . In the past the lightweight basketball teams have been coached by Mr. Feiling. Mr. Anino now has the responsibility of working with possible future basketball stars, Mr. Korba and Mr. Braunreiter handle the J.V. and Frosh-Soph football teams respectively. Both have proven their ability by leading the teams to a very successful season. Mr. Milton, who has retired from coaching the J.V. football team, now assists Mr. Felllng at spring practice. The two teams which are not highly publicized are the tennis and golf squads. Mr. Livingstone, who heads the tennis team and Mr. Argent, who coaches the golf squad give up a great deal oftime for these two sports. MR. WALT DRYSDALE ROBERT ANINO MR. MAURY ARGENT MR. ANDY KORBA , .i '.V MR. RAY MILTON This term's varsity track team started the season by defeating its first foe, the Mission Bears. Then, due to a lack of depth in the hurdles, mile, high iump, and discus, the mighty warriors drop- ped three in a row. Losses to Balboa, Washington and Lincoln were real heart-breakers as the Indians lost by less than five points in each meet. Tim Curtis, Lowell's top cin- derman, was a real tiger as he dominated the 100, 220, and 440 yard runs going undefeated throughout the first four meets. Because of constant rain at the beginning of the season, the Lowell pacers got off to a slow which are listed below, were all bettered by the end of the season. Other top men participating for the varsity were runners like Mike Tobriner, running the 880, .lim Payne staying on Curtis's heels in the 440 and 220, Baird Bramer and Paul O'Lague neck-in-neck in the pole vault at 11 feet plus, Pot Kelleher running the 100 and iumping the broadiump at 22 feet plus, and Pete Schwindt putting the shot up to 48 feet. All of these hard working trackmen were looking forward to a high berth in the All City track meet held on Saturday, May 17, at Kezar. The 880 Relay team consisting of Kelleher, Payne, Cobo and Curtis have turned in one of the top times in Northern California at 1233 flat. These boys hoped to do better that time and taken first place in the All City meet. The boys mentioned above are usually first place getters in the dual meets, but they don't win the meet by themselves. The boys that are consistently getting the second and third ,places help inlroundlng out the team as a whole. Team work isn't as im- portant in track as In basketball and baseball, in track it's every man for himself with the exception of the relay. The point system for track is based on a 5-3-1 basis. First place in a race gets the winner five points and so on. There is a possible ten points to a meet. Other top point getters were Cobo, Torres, Curley, Bruggeman and McAuley. Curtis, after four meets, led with 38 points. Then came Kelleher 33, Cobo27 and Tobriner24. start. The top times in each event, Row l: N. Knatz, B. Behr, D. Lindsley, P.Schwindt, T. Curtis, J. Payne, N. Caloyannis, D, Harrison Row II: D. Simmons, C. Bruggeman, T. Dunn, B. Cochran, B. Curley, R. Torres, J. Driscoll, A. Cobo, L. Handel- man, D. Olsen, D. Ayag, D. McAuley Event 880 Dash 100 Dash 220 Dash 440 Dash Pole Vaule Broad Jump VARSITY TRACK Name Mike Tobriner Tim Curtis Tim Curtis Tim Curtis Baird Bramer Paul O'Lague Pat Kelleher S C 0 R E S Time 2:03:1 Lowell .. 69 , , , Mission - 44 10:1 Lowell - 542 . . . ...... Balboa - 58Vz 22:0 Lowell - 59-V3 . . . . washlngfon - 63'2f3 49:4 Lowelll .. 54 ...... , , Lincoln - 59 - F I E L D .- Feet Shot Put Pete Schwindt 47 Feet-7 ln. 880 Relay frecord holderl 1:3320 Feet Kelleher, Payne, Cobo, Curtis CROSS COUNTRY This year's varsity crosscountry team had a rough go of it, Due to the loss of graduating senior runners,the team Row I: Row ll: Row Ill: Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell J. Storheim, G. Shimamoto, B. Spiritelli, A. Hart, R. Wardell, S. Sandy, J. Kelso M. Matsumoto, R. Barrett, B. Hanson, B. Cochoran, R. Aguilar, N. Millett, T. Curtis, B. Maxwell, R. Hill B. Wolf, T. Campbell, S. Torres, C. Bruggeman, F. Nobles, T. Dunn, A. Kapostins, D. Kuperstein SCORES 17 ....... 19. . 55. . . . 37. . . . , Lincoln , Poly . Mission Washington TOP RUNNERS Francis Nobles .... . . . Dave Simmons . . Jim Dewar . . . Todd Campbell . . 110.351 110.421 110.471 110.501 lost more than half of its speed. The gap was hopefully filled with David Olsen, Jim Dewar, Frances Nobles, Dave Simmons, Tim Dunn and a string of others. The above- mentioned were the first 5 Lowell boys to finish in the All-City Finals. Two of these are returning next year, Francis Nobles, and Tim Dunn. The J. V. team, led by Sergio Torres and Burke Cochram ended the season about the some as the Varsity. The little men of the school, the frosh-soph team, came through in a blaze of glory to capture the All-City Champion- ship. Coach Wolf has high hopes for Soph Todd Campbell who was first in the All-City with o time of 10:46. Running close to Todd's heels were Arnis Kapostins, Jim Petrovic, Ned Millett and Ron Hill. Finishing for Lowell in that order, these boys deserve high recognition for beating Poly 34-39. All five boys are returning next term and we are looking forward to a cham- pionship varsity for '59, LIGHTWEIGHT TRACK 130's Team Row I: E. Jackson, H. Nious, D. Carroll, R. Muto, R. Hisi, M. Ornellas, G. Morris, B. Maxwell, J. Barnard, D. Belkin, T. Urbina, R. Veldez, N. Ayers, E. DeLaCruz Row ll: R. Velarde, J. Nielson, H. Antone, R. Melmon, C. Sugarman, J. Storeheim, A. Kapostins, D. Kupersein, A, Mathios, E. Jaczkson, J. Neilson, S. Robertson, J. Schodowski, D. Ahern, J. Watanabe 120's Tgam i' Row l: C. Wilmarth, E, Noguera, J. Webb, M. Susnow, A. Hart, T. Kin , S. Gurvitz, N, Millet, H. Nakai Row Il: R. Chunn, M. Matsumoto, K. Petrovic, B. Hanson, E. Nie son, B. Fuiimoto,R. Ikeda, R, Salanga, H. Saiki, A. Sola, T. Uyemoto, J, Samper, Mr. Korba The 30's and 20's, like the varsity, won their first meet and then lost their next three. Top runners for the 30's were Don Belkin going undefeated in the 75 yard dash, Bernard running in the 330 and breaking the school record in that event with a time of 3811. Kuperstein blasted the 660, and Kapostins, Camp- bell, Maxwell all showed up well in their particular events. ln the weights, Eddie Jackson came through to break his own record of 46:3 with a tremen- dous toss of 47:9. Still another record breaker in the 20's division is a fella by the name of Hiroshi Nakai who leaped to a 20-3M first place against Lincoln and a new school record. Nakai is also one of the top three contenders in the 150 yard dash for which he holds the school record oi15:6, Saiki in the 120 low hurdles, Stan Rubin running the 75 yard dash, Hanson setting the 330 pace, Ahern pushing the 660 and the 20's relay team all brought home the bacon in dual meets, 30's 20's Lowell 77 ..... Mission 30 Lowell 54. . . Mission 23 Lowell 41-2f3 . .Balboa 62-IX3 Lowell 27. . Balboa 46 Lowell 4015 .... Wash. 63M Lowell 22. . . Wash, 56 Lowell 36 . . . . Lincoln 68 Lowell 34M . . . Lincoln 422' The Silver Spikes Society started the term with the election of eight new members to take the place of the graduating seniors. To be eligible for this society a track man must run either on cross country or track teams for two years. lt is not necessary for a boy to be the fastest man of the team to get into this society, friendliness, sport- manship, team spirit, ambition, and the will to do his best are all taken into consideration, President Mike Tobriner and Vice President Rich Barrett accomplished a great deal this term. The small silver spike shoe which you see worn by the members were purchased and distributed to the members. Also, emblems with a design of two hands passing a baton are now being worn by all members. Seniors graduating from this society are Rupert Tatum, Baird Bramer, Pat Kelleher, EdJackson, Pete Schwindt, Jim Dewar, Tim Curtis, and Jack Schwadron. Coach Barney Wolf, sponsor of this fine organi- zation has high hopes of raising the group to even greater heights. SILVER SPIKES SOCIETY Row l: E. Jackson, T. Curtis, M. Tobriner, P. Kelleher Row Il: E. Molise, R. Tatem, A. Cobo, R. Barret, J. Schwadron PAGE 87 SWIMMING TEAM TN. R. fy, ,. I -' l ln'58 our varsity swimming ' if team once again had its in- ' ' .Z dividual strengths. Seen tak- , -5 ing most of the honors at the ' first meet against South San I , '55 Francisco High were Arnold 'W . f E Chamove, Ed De Lanis, John Marks, Bill Reid and Jeff Mishkind.They, with the help of Bob Urrea and several others, won the meet by 40 points. The team had a rough season against large, strong city teams. Our varsity squad was about half the size it should have been, but still gave all contenders a hard fight. As for our lightweight teams, the problem of too few team members was solved. Our I30's were composed of about thirty powerful, experienced swimmers. They, along with the I20's were sure candidates for the All-City championship. l30'S sparked by Kirk Petrovic, Ron Nicol, and Herman Fruchtenicht, All-City stars, were strong enough to keep up the winning average. V A R S I T Y Row I: R. Mingst, J. Mishkind, J. Marks, A. Honey, B. Urrea, A. Chamove. Row ll: J. Conlon, S. Swig, S. Williams, E. Delanis, A. Swanson, B. Moore, B. Reid Row I: S. Saxe, J. Robert, S. Orme, K. Petrovic, A. Andres, D. Smith Row II: R. Mittle, R. Kahn, M. Peak, J. Lichtenstein, W. Crawford, W. Mingst, A. Jones J. V. Team ow l: M. Kelly, T. Clark, L. Bennett, K. Davis, J. Borstead, S. Fuelscher, T. Campbell, S. Laird. R ow ll: . McKercher, W. Shields, Manager, W. McClure, Manager, R. Vubitz, J. Alvarez, B. Greyson, J. Cofer, J. Weissman, B. Oppenheimer, B. Samuel, W. Nordlund, D. Yoshimura, M. Limacher. The i958 varsity baseball team consisted mostly of experienced boys returning from last year's varsity. The veterans were the Rubin twins at second and short- stop assignments, Anthony Gonzales, centerfield, Duarte Lopes, left field, Jim Thompson, third base, Dan Marble, catcher, Jeff lwafuchi, outfield and Don Hufnagel, pitcher. Paul Epp, who came up from the J. V. ranks, filled the vacant first base spot. Pat Murphy, a good hitter and fielder played right field. Other members of the team were Bob Lehmann, Alan Lacy and Jim Scott. This year the Junior Varsity was fielding a much larger team than the varsity. The J. V.'s showed a lot of promise and Coach Walt Drysdale is expecting good things on the future varsity team. Bulwarked by Don Hufnagel's controlled pitching and the teamwork in the field, Mission High was downed by the Lowell Varsity. Flnal score: Lowell-3, Mission-I, Lowell's only win at press time in the next five varsity games was against Poly Q8-6j. The final scores of the other four games were as follows: Galileo-12, Lowell-8, Lincoln-7, Lowell-l, Balboa-l0, Lowell-3, and S.l.-7, Lowell-2, fr .5 U E f BASEBALL TEAMS Varsity Team Row I: A. Gonzales, P. Epp, D. Hufnagel, B. Lehmann, P. Murphy, J. Thompson. Row ll: H. Clewans, Manager, A. Lacy, J. lwafuchi, D. Lopes, D. Marble, S. Rubin, J Lauricella, Asst. Manager. 1 -in During the past twenty years Lowell has won the tennis Championship 18 times under the expert guidance of Mr.Livingstone. The team once again finish- ed up the '58 season as the All-City Champs. , This year's squad was powered by John Garber and newcomer Anatole Brashnik in singles. John Munter, Dennis Wong, Ken Polse, and Gary Golden held down the doubles. Other strong and consistent Row I: A. Brashnik, B. Hemberger, D. Axtell, T. Strauss, G. Golden, F. Sansot, J. Menken, G. Braunstein Row ll: J. Menken, S. Lawrence, G. Grunig, P. Van der Naillen, D. Wong, K. Polse, K. Thomas, J. Munter, R. Terry, PAGE 90 J. Schwartz. players were Don Axtell, Bob Burton, George Gruning and John Schwartz. Promising newcomers, Steve Lawrence and Pete Van der Naillen, were present were present to brighten the prospects of the team, along with Dick Terry and Bill Hemberger. r vp' L.. Row A: S. Raffin, L. Baer, B. Friend, M. Harband, T. Wardrope, D. Borst, H. Bunshaw, Row B: S. Loube, J. Murphy, D. Duck, P. Pluto, R. Robie, R. Shemano, U. Crum, D. Pasl-in, R. Leland, 0. Mat, A. Epes, G. Silberstein, A. Berliner. GOLF TEAM eff The 1958 Lowell Golf Team had an outstanding group of players. The team included Rich Tank Shemano, the captain of the team and longest hitter in the city. He is followed up by Gary Silberstein who held down the second position with his fantastic display of putting. The third man was Sandy Loube and he teamed up with Art Berliner. With Harold Bunshaw as the fifth man and David Paslin as sixth, this twosome enabled Lowell to win many matches. This year's squad also had an outstanding group of al- ternates. They included Al E,B.T. Epes, John Murphy, Bob Friend, Bob Robie, Frank Taylor, Marty Harband, AI Lerch, Steve Raffin and Tom Wardrope. Under the guidance of Coach Argent, the team had a very successful season. 13owELL ACTION SOCCER Q. .3 .fl krki .1 LLLL 35 i i i? ,V g f., .L, V Q a - Q X' -'-1 , W fe fl 3+ The Lowell booters . took a beating last Sud fall. They tied one ' f ,Mn and lost the rest. Coach Drysdale's first string graduated lust spring and the players this year were freshmen and sophomores. Next year's hopes loom up some- what brighter. Among the returning veterans who will beef up the forward wall comes the new school year will be Jim Elliot, Leo Schreier, Ruben Joseph, and Dennis Wong. Halfbacks will be Pete Hacker and Jaime Valle.Additional backfield soccermen will beArnold Wong, Derek Beard, Chuck Breyer, Dan Marble, and Fred Gundran, When the coll for players went out last fall, fif- teen men showed up. From this turnout the coach had to field an eleven-man team. Against these over- whelming odds, the chances of a jackpot team are about the same as those one finds in Reno or Vegas. Hacker. Joseph. Wong. . Saiki. . Lauricella Beard . Strauss. Elliot . Row l . . Right Half . .lnside Right . . Left Wing . . Right Wing . . Left Wing . . . Goalie . . . Left Half Center Forward Gundran . Hinkle. . Schrier .... Winkler . . . Vander Naillen Chavez , , , Marble . Valle . Wong . . Row II . Right Half Right Forward . . Inside Left Right Forward Right Forward Center Half . . . . Goalie . . Left Half . . Left Forward 17 3 J 1 M 7 gf? JL Aki., GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The G. A. A. lGirls' Athletic Association, is the largest single girls' organization in the school. More KIMIKO ADACHI than two thirds of the girls at Lowell belong to the group, which stresses sportsmanship and health. G.A.A. Fall President offers seven sports, and each term awards are given to those who qualify by attendance and citizenship. Miss Boehm is the sponsor of G. A. A. In the fall term, the officers were Kimiko Adachi, president, BAR BA RA TH E ISS Barbara Theiss, secretary, and Tony Jacklevich, clerk of awards. Leaders of the spring group were Spring President - ' Barbara Theiss, president, Patty Fell, secretary, and Kathy Yoshikawa, clerk of awards. The seven G. A. A. sports are volleyball, softball, riding, swimming, bowling, tennis, and modern dance. The awards given are- the following: first term, numeral, second term, first chevron, third term, second chevron, fourth term, third chevron, fifth term, diamond Lp sixth term, block L. Two more awards are given after to block, the circle L and the pin. Girls who enter Lowell in their sophomore year start with the second chevron. Like horses? Then riding should interest you. The Riding Club meets every Tuesday and Thursday after school at the Mar Vista Stables. This term the club was sponsored by Miss Chase and Miss Sink. In the club the girls learn English riding under the guidance of Mrs. Dev Sabetini, owner of Mar Vista Stables. They ride in the arenas and on sunny days ride along the beach. The highlight of the spring term was the Inter-Scholastic Horse Show, The show was a big success, stated Valerie Smith, fall manager. Helping Valerle wlth the activities were her assistants, Jerilyn Cherin and Linda Sherman. Every term the riders put on the Lowell Horse Show, each girl participating in at least one event on the program. The Riding Club now consists of about 65 members. PAGE 96 if- G. A. A. SWIMMING Every Monday after school, the G.A.A. swimming takes place, About 125 girls go out for this sport, The girls used to swim at the Y.M.C.A., but this year they have switched over to the Rossi pool at Mgjkxt Arguello and Anza Streets. The girls enioy the pool and it's big, They are divided into three separate W A classes: beginners, intermediates, and swimmers. With Miss Furgis as the sponsor and Suzanne g V Cantou as manager, the swimmers have managed to have a wonderful time when they go. During 70 swimming instructions are given for beginners only! But this is not a part of G.A.A. Trained swimmers from Lowell who have taken Red Cross training at Fleischacker pool during the summer help instruct the classes after school. G.A.A. VOLLEYBALL Volleyball has long been one of the most popular after-school sports at Lowell. Participating in this sport gives one an opportunity to have fun and make new friends at no cost. Ten attendances are required to receive a G,A.A. Award. The girls wear the regulation gym uniform and observe all the rules of the regular P. E, Dept. Students of all grades increased their volleyball skill once a week after school under the capable tutelage of Miss Furgis, sponsor of G.A,A. volleyball. In the fall, this sport was under the direction of manager Kathy Yoshikawa and her assistant, Marcy Silberstein. Spring found March in the position of manager, with assistants Harriet Tornoe and Sherry Chamove. Lowell volleyball enthusiasts attended two playdays, one at Balboa in the fall, and one with Washington in the spring. They also sponsored games held during the double lunches. G.A.A. SOFTBALL With a mighty swing and a Miss, you can be sure this is G.A.A. Softball. Every Tuesday afternon you can see these mighty players out in the girls' and boys' yards making home runs, striking out, and occasionally breaking a few windows. The girls are divided into four teams, and are under the capable supervision of Mrs. Kingsbury. One of their maior events ofthe spring term was to attend a softball- game at the Big Rec between Lowell anH Lincoln. Captains of the teams were Bess Carlotsis, Shirley Davenport, Christal Schenk, and Cherie Singer. There were about 60 girls altogether that participated in softball this term. Spring manager PAGE 97 was Linda Woods, and her assistants were Linda Briggs, and June Spence. G.A.A. MODERN DANCE This group has displayed many of their works to the student body in many of the school activities. In the varieties the Lowellettes, composed of modern dance girls, tapped their own version of Strike Up The Bank . Another group did a dance to Bayou Chant . The Latin Club called upon the dancers for entertainment at the Latin banquet. During the spring term, the girls gave a spring festival with dances composed by themselves. The modern dance group is sponsored by Miss Boehm, the head of the Girls' P. E. department. Patti Fell was elected to act as the girls' full manager. Paula Beavin took over the office in the spring. After each term, the gi.rls can be seen giving themselves all-eating parties and putting on all the weight they lost during the term. The advanced dancers met every Monday after school and the beginners met every Wed- nesday after school. At the courts the girls l The club is sponsored b G. A. A. BOWLING One of the popular G. A. A. sports at Lowell is bowling. At the begin- ning of each term, throngs of anxious girls can be seen in the Girls' Gym signing up for modern ten-pins. Monday and Wednesday are the days set aside for bowling. On these days all the faithful bowlers can be seen boarding the 21 Hayes bus for Lincoln Bowl on 6th Avenue and Clement Sheets where they meet. Sponsor of bowling is Mrs. Kingsbury. Audrey Schwartx was the fall bowling manager and Pat Clark succeeded her in the spring. G. A. A. TENNIS If you like to swing a racket, then tennis is the sport for you. The girls in this activity meet every Monday after school at the tennis courts on 'llth and Lake Streets. earn how to play tennis and score under the capable instruction of Mr. Frank Gove. Mr. Gove teaches tennis at many other high schools and colleges. y Mrs, Cain. Spring chairman of tennis was Joyce Kelly. Fall manager was Shirley Ramsey. STAN ABINANTI. . . Inventor. . . co-developer of the induction furnace. . .participated in the r. o. t. c. . . . to c.c.s.f. for more math and physics. JIM ADAMS. . . Quiet. . .sincere. . . good ath- lete. . .played varsity football, was co-captain in senior year. . . p ans to attend night school at city . . . active in block L and K.G's.. . plans to become a journalist. SYLVIA AHRENS . . . Charmingly shy . . . blue eyes. . . loves dogs and hopes to be a vet some- day. . .always exclaims gee whiz. ELAINE ALTERMAN Joan of arcilowell stylel. . .effervescent. . . served time an shield, executive board, activities committee. . .helped out in big sisters, main office. . .devised '58 yearbook . . . sees herself as right-hand lady to some handsome dentist. LYNDA ALTFIELD . . . Piano prodigy. . . knows her own mind . . . red cross representative. . . modern dance . . . block L. . .orchestra. . . var- ieties. . . lans to attend s.f. state to major in radio onclnt. v.c. ROBBIE AMSLER. . .Ball of fire. . . talkative. . . collector of rarities . . . swimming, bowling, modern dance. . .registry representative. . .L-l 2 class veep . . . sang leader. . .she's sold, like crazy an going to state and becominga physi- cal therapist. CARLA ANDERSON. . .Shy gal. . . efficient. . . nice to know. . .registry representative loweII staff. . . swimming manager. . .block L. . . bowl- ing. . .j. a. sports fan. . .to s. f. state and years of teaching. AL ARTOUX. . . Has a continental air. . . tall, dark, etc.... likes plenty of relaxation and arties.. .active in sports, especially basket- ball. . .plans to major in business administration at s.f. state. CHESTER AU. . .Math whiz. . .registry treasurer . . . c. s. f. coach. . . at home among the test tubes and beakers. . .to university for scientific career. NATHANIEL AUSTIN . . . Quiet. . .industrious . . . strong believer. . . hobbies include fishing and outdoor sports . . . basketball . . . track. . . great gum chewer. . .will go to city. PETER BANTOWSKY. . . Sharp mind. . . friendl . . .interests include science, stamps. . . intent! to go to Cal. and create america's answer to sputnik. CAROL BARNBLATT. . .Speed demon. . .games- woman casual togs ... committee girl in- cludes h-ll act. committee, carnival, var- ieties and big sisters. . .plans to major in liberal arts at s.j. state. DAN BARTER. . .Historical giant. . .foetball. . . h-12 act. committee . . . block L society. . . THUMBNAIL SKETCHES OF FALL GRADUATES k.g.'s corn. committee. . . collector of dlscs. . . sees himself as a wall street executlvelstockl brokerl. BOB BASSO. . .Considerate. . .good g . . . en- thusiastic. . .a worker. . . varslty foolfball and baseball player: . .student council president. . . registry representative. . . big brothersiveepl. . . member of k. g. 's. . . executive board. . . plans lrjjslude c. c.s. f. and doin' what comes natur- a y. JOHN BELMONT. . .Writer. . . brain. . . music- lan. . . free thinker . . . admired to munch bon- bons while perusing class french plays .. . on his way to reed in preparation for medical career. AMY BORGES . . . Famous chef. . .a. r.c. vol- unteer . . . ernie's helpmate. . . act. committee . . . h-I 2 class secretary. . . block L. . . big sis- ter . . . ice skating . . .swimming. . . g. a. a. . . . bowling. . . varieties. . . term play. DENNIS BRAHNEY. . .Designer. . . auto enthu- siast . . . trackman. . . learning trade with fisher craftsman's guild . . . favorite greeting: hil fella. BILL BRODER. . .Top notch artist. . .interpretive thinker . . . rally committee . . . poster club. . . dance committee. . . party goer. . . l0's basket- ball. . .futurez cal ifomia school of fine arts and being a commercial artist. orkn. JAMES BRUGHELLI. . .HQppy.. .alwqy. messin' around . . . plays it cool. . .plans to go to c. c.s.f .... favorite teacher, miss shroeder. ELLEN CARPMILL. . .Chit-chatterer. . . bouncy and bubbly. . . modern dance, varieties. . . reg- istry treasurer. . . block L. . .ice skating. . . sees herselfas a political influence in city govern- ment after attending mills. FRANK E. CARROLL Ill. . .Togger. . . casual. . . swings with jazz. . .nightclub enthusiast. . .fav- orite class, johnny's columniston the lowell . . .plans to make trip around the world in 240 days. FREDDY RENE CHAVEZ. . . quiet, shy. . .soc- cer enthusiast . .will be attending city college . . . nice guy. CAROLYN CARSON. . . Outdoor girl. . .smiles readily. .. laughs easlly. . .active in big sisters . . . red cross. . . bowling, tennis. . . block L. . . h-I2 class song girl.. .she'll see the white sandy beaches very soon. MARK CHRISTENSEN . . . With it . . . has hard time thinking of girls, cats, flash gordon, and mr. patterson's tests all at the same time... plans to attend city college and study drafting and girls. ADRIENNE COHN . . . Typlcall lowell. . .big sisters . . . shield, block L . . . coiumnlst for the 'lowell' . . . corres, secretary of student body . . . executive board. . . outside favorites: ten- pins and twosomes . .. off to berkeley to be- come schoolmarm. MERLIN COLBURN . . . Sclentlst. . . spends off hours writing, thinking: reading and worrying . . .c.s. f., science clu . . . immediate destina- tion: reed, harvard, or university of chicago. SANDRA COLBURN . . . Sandy ls pure mind. . . plans to go to reed. . .loves riding and ice skat- lng. .. hobby is mycology idon't try to find it in the dictionary, lt's not listedl...natlonal merit finalist. RICKY COLSKY . . . Smoothie. . . casual talker . . .neat dresser. . . assistant rah rah man. . . reg- istry representative. . .clerk student counciL . . swimming and basketball. . . in the final an- alysis ricky will go to u. c. and then on to business or dentistry. BRUCE CORNBLUM . . . Talented guitarist. . . ambitious. . .sure footed. . .activities consist of basketball, girls, golf, girls, bowling, girls. . . he's a ladies manl. . .cal and law come next. RICHARD DiRlCCO . . . Harpy. . .studious. . . mechanicall inclined. . .re cross re resenta- Y P tive ... r.o.t.c. ...interests include parties, dances, cars, girls . . . plans include city and dentistry. CAROLYN DOHNERT. . . Musician's musician ladv. orchestral . . . g. a. a .... ice skating. . . modern dance .. . favorites are sports, music, dancing . . . s.f. state and teaching might be next inot certain tho'l. CAROL ELLISON . . . Friendly . . . casual. . . bubbly . . . transferred from lincoln. . . became song leader . . . act. committee member. . . journalist . .. keyed on going to s.j. state and becoming a social worker. JOSH EPPINGER. . .Man ofdlstlnctlon. . .well- rounded . . . willing worker . . . editor-in-chief of the loweIl . . .scroll, big brothers. . . rally committee . . . black L . . . k. g. 's. . . executive board . . . swimming, football, basketball . . . law or journalism at cal or u of missouri. DEANNA EPSTEIN . . . Efficiency expert. . . pqaer worker. . .block L. . .big sisters. . . modern dance. . .c. s. f .... bowling, ice skating. . . boy scouting at u. c. next. ELEANOR EVERALL. . . 'Greetings and salva- tionsl' . . . intelligent lto say the leastl. . .fun toknow andbe with. . .big sisters, shield, act. committee, c.s.f .... tenn play and varieties. JEANETTE FAY . . . Composed . . . sincere. . . quiet... likes riding, ice skating, swimming, modem dance . . . red cross representative. . . veep of tlllicum club ... drawing. . .plans a teaching career after s. f. state. LARRY FELDMAN. . .Composed. . . almlable. . . conversational ist . . . registry treasurer. . . reg- istry representative. . .baseball player. . . foot- ball. . . dance committee. . .goIf. . .sees himself another sherlock in the dept. of criminology. EDDIE FERGUSON. . .Qulet. . .likes boxing. . . wrestling . . . pla ing in band. . . upon gradua- tion plans on plbying drums in night clubs. . . always muttering favorite expression crazy. SUE FERROGGIARO. . . Dimpled. . . artistic. . . busy. . .president of shield and L. . . Block L. . . big sisters . . . dance committee. . .staff artist for the loweIl . . . executive board. . .plans call for state and a teaching credential. LILLIAN GARDENER. . .Chanteuse. . . has sung at rallies, newcomers rece tion . .. hopes to trod boards at the met. . . volibyball star. . . bids goodbye with see you later, alligatorl AL GERE . . . Forester. . . all-around athlete. . . hi-y'er aims to lead the good life...ex- presses qwproval with cool, man . . .headed for city college. LARRY GERRMAN . . . Leading aza member. . . has a dog. . . has a bird. . .big brothers. . . bas- ketball. . . desires to be an educated scientist. RALPH GILMAN . . . Swimmer . . . surf-rider. . . cool-hawaiian. . . scroll, ticket seller, slide rule, science club. . .wrestling team. . . student body president. . . head of executive board. . . plans to study physics at stanford. ALAN GORDON . . . Ole smoothie . . . easy- going. . . card lover. . .l -I 2 act. committee. . . red cross representative. . . sports. . .he's sold on being a business tycoon and going to city. PETER GRANDE . . . Biggest laugh since canti- flas . . . really digs his 4 class. . .famed stamp collector . . . likes swimming, piano music, reading and dancing. . . often reputed to mur- mur it's greatl . . . c. c. s. f. and printing year- books is next. INGRID HACKH. . . Loves music, dancing and washing dishes. . .plans on attending state and becoming secretary to mr. driscoll. YVETTE HAMMOND. . .Terrific singer. . . sweet . . . entertaining personality . . . majorette. . . term play and varieties. . .glee club. . .choir. . . rally performer. . .many golden records and hit songs are in her future. GEORGE HANSEN . . . Winter rts fan . . . happy-go-lucky. . .likes basketbaslliswimming, skiing, water, snow, arties...camival com- mittee . . . sees himselrf as another frank lloyd wright and will go to city. STEVE HORN. . .Dynamo. . .megaphone man. . . worked his way up. . .registry representative. . . pageant committee. . .scrol . . .off to cal with ls trusty slide rule. STEPHEN HUDSON. . .Military leader. . .likes pooches. . Lglaanning to lead the life of an ed- ucated ho ... slide rule cIub...judge of weapons. VICTOR HUFFMAN...A keen observer of people . . .a forceful worker. . .member of the science club and the slide rule club...soon to be seen as a foremost in- temational relations mon . . . BOB ISAACS . . .Sport fan . . .Iowell staff good-natured . . . wil ling worker. . . headed for u.s.f. . . . STAN JACKSON...Funny...gag-man... business tycoon...Ieaves plenty of friends at lowell...h-'ll class pres.... reg. treas .... big brother...forensics ...term play and varieties...to s.f. state and greater things . . . KENT JAKOBSEN...Londanaire. ..fighter ...protector of h-l2's...cIass pres.... reg. rep .... church activities...wiIlcarry his card games on to u.c. and diplo- macy... ALEXANDER JEFlMOFF...Diplomat... earnest contestant...active in audio- visual...admires ernest hemingway... sees himself in the foreign service... potential scholar at valparaiso u....utters enthusiastically great, man greotl ANDREW JUNG...Budding pharmacist ...tillicum clubber...hits the hard- boards...trips the light fantastique... in fits of pique excIaims, haly smokel . DORIS KAHN...Spirited...bright eyed . .. block L . . .editor of the Iowell . . .ice skating...bowling...golf... it's fan- tastic and she can't believe it but u.c. is near at hand... JULIUS KAHN...Steak and potato man ...reg. rep .... red cross rep .... carn. comm .... merman...future includes m.d. title and c.c.s.f. .. . SARAH KANZLER...Mountain climbing ...dancing...and boys...thinks miss boehm is cooll...pIans on attending mun- son secretarial coIlege...has an apple of her dreams .. .dick hammarstromb.. . BLUETTE KARPE .., Diminutive fea- tures...talkative...thinks pace is cool ...out of school activities include i.a. and skiing...headed for city college... CLIFFORD KAUFMAN . .. Friendly go getter. . . eloquent spokesman . . .big bro- thers . . .science club . . . slide rule club s. f. . . . act. comm. . . . valedictorian .. . will struggle in law or engineering at cal. MIKE KAVANAUGH... Quiz kid. ..happy wanderer L-I2 class pres. sec. of scroll.. .rally comm. . . .reg. rep. . .. life csf'er...act. comm. ...headed for that other indian reservation . . . JEANETTE KETTEN...G.o.a...volley- ball, softball...hobby...collecting re- cords . . . likes outdoor sports . . .intends to be a piano teacher. . . ALMA KEY . . . Lowell's bestrooter .. .has a crush on the flea .. .reg. rep. .. . red cross . . . volleyball. . .g.a.a. . . .forensics . . . ping-pong. . . ad woman to u.s.f. . . . KEN KING. ..Chief guide and lamp lighter at the warfield. . .track. .. big brother.. . spurts that's the way the mop flops . . . criminology will be his maior at c.c.s.f. ... HELEN KRASHENINIKOFF .. . Likes hik- ing, ice-skating and swimming...great love for children...plans to go to city college and become a teacher. . . ADRIENNE LANDY. . .Attractive. . .poised ...s.b. veep .... s. b.corres.sect....shield . . . big sister . . . block L . . . dance comm. ...act. comm .... likes school...will re- tum as a teacher from state. . . SHARON LAX . . .Gay.. . happy . . .loves to take her pet rabbit horseback riding... plans to live a quiet, normal life as a wife and mother. .. RAYMOND LEE. . .Plans on stanford after graduation . . .ambition . . . to be an elec- tronic engineer. .. high on his list of hobbies are bowling, and cars .. . SUE LESTER. ..Girl on the go. ..runs the gamut from mountain climbing to mo- dem dance. . . iunior achiever . . . wanting to get things done, tends to thunder, hurry up . ..to be iournalist after attending s.f. state.. . JUDIE LEVETIN. . .Punster. . . likable. . . helpful. ..pres. of ir. red cross .... reg. sec .... poster club. . .g.a.a .... bowling . . . fashion wise . . . eager to study design- ing at s.f.c.c. . . . LEANNA LEVY .. .Owns a fantastic ioke book is generally happy.. .eats many peanuts...on the lowell staff...big sisters . . .dance comm .... usually has two rvorks for you. ..state is on her future's ist... ELISE LINDLEY .. . Hi fashion advocate . . .favorite pastime-spending money . . . can be found workin , dating, dancing, playing tennis and goff.. .plans to go to usf and to become a commercial artist.. . JANET LONG...Collector of rare snap- shots ffor scrapbookl. .. g.a.a .... bowling ...ianef believes that it's going to be casual when she leams to work an ibm machine... PATRICIA MALINS . . . Pattie . . . char- coal enthusiast.. .she has two words for everyone . . . bowling . . . red crass rep. . . . swimming . . . modern dance . . . short-hand specialist to go to city. . . DIANA MARTINEZ . . . Vivacious redhead . . .champ athlete . . . block L . . . g.a.a. softball.. . basketball.. .modem dance.. . pres. future nurses club. . . adv. choir . . . girls' glee. .. likes teeth and plans to at- tend a dental nurses college. .. BOB MASSAGLI . . .Massive .. .black curly hair and blue eyes are characteristic of him. . .a smile is usually present, fond so is lillianl...drama and football are his favorites cop is his destination.. . MARY MATELLI . . . Equestrian . . . judge of fine horsemanship. ..when feeling good is often reputed to murmur: i'm ridin' high! . .. volleyball .. . potential private sec. . . . JEANNE MELICK . . . Blonde bomber. . .vol- leyboll.. .riding. . .enjoys having a blast ...choir...term play and varieties... favorite saying: like wow, manI ...to city and a career of education .. . CINDY MENZIES .. . Gourmet .. . problem solver . . . modern dancer . . . swimming . . . h-12 act. comm .... she's sold on eating and going to city . . . BURTON MEYER . . . Loves school. . . cal- lects coins. ..w0rks after school and ad- mires self in mirror.. .plans to attend city college and study law. .. EDDIE MOLISE. . .Tall fhow's the weather up there, ed? . . . ivy-leoguer . . . track . . . football. . . cross country . . . reg. rep. . . . reg. treos. . . .huntsman . . . soon to beseen pi oting a commercial airplane. .. LES MORRlLL...Played basketball out of school.. .plans to study book binding . .. favorite hobby . . . working on cars .. . favorite saying .. . ah--man .. . JOYCE NELSON . . .Cover girl. . .modern dancer. . .volleyball champ . . .likes horse- back riding . . . swimming, raising dogs . . . fond of exclaiming. . . don't mar the ma- hogany, macI . . . MARCIA NIELSEN .. . Fire eyes . . .tri-y woman . . . swimming . . . modern dance . . . riding... bowling fsports' fan, much?l .. . sfya...ir. achievement...to s.f. state and a teaching career... DAN NOLAN. ..CounseIor for the defense .. . court of last resort. . .football. . .scroll pres. . . .big brother. . . kg's . . . Block L. . . etc. to st. norberts and historical hap- penings. .. LEE PARLETT.. .Big game hunter. . .likes and admires people. . .diplomat. . .musical- ly inclined: band...sometimes moved to reply, yehl ...plans include a career in engineering after attending city .. . REVA PASLIN. . .Calm. . .cooI. . .collected .. .active in csf. . .gaa riding. . .big sisters . . . block L . . .life csf'er .. .interests in- clude wasting time golf, teeth, and ucla. . . TONY PATCH . . . l'lil man--. . .like wow . . .tiger . . .scroll . . . block letter man . . . choir. . . act. comm .... football. . . baseball ...it's brutal but he's going to state for recreation and physical ed. .. . LESLIE POLAK . . . Active .. .often greets you with this query: are you blooped? . . . reg. rep .... reg. treos .... gaa bowling mgr .... block L . . . dance comm .... riding . . . skiing. . .surgical artistry at college of marin is next on the agenda. . . SUSAN PORT. . . Fantastic locks . . . gay . .. pert . . . saucy .. .1-I2 act. comm. .. . varieties . . . carnival comm .... ice skating ...gaa...red cross... ' l JILL RANDALL...Participated in swim- ming while at lawell...plans to study business at city...Iikes collecting pic- tures and boys...cute...pert...catchy smile... ANTS REBANE ...Push up champion of Iowell high. . .mechanical drawing whiz. . . likes sports . . . swell guy .. . RICKY RlSBROUGH... The flea, ...cool . .. casual.. . mighty mouse . . .block L pres .... reg. rep .... asst. yell leader... scroll. . .the Iowell staff. . .ex. board . . . chief I0 .. .basketball . . .to si state and the business world. .. JACK ROBERTSON . . .Hot rod enthusiast . ..tools around in hopped-up chrome-pIat- ed big car...ready smiIe...friendly... dream: cop a first at indianapolis speed- way.. . , JOHNNY ROSTON ...Man on the go. ..in school, soccer, block Lp outside, i.a. and car clubs. . .when delighted cries, dandy . ..to become police worker via city and s.i. state.. . DAVE RY TAND. . .Congenial .. . active. . . spirited. . . H-12 class treos .... big brother ...act. comm .... student council ...parti- cipated in football and track . . .headed for stanford and scientific endeavors. . . ROSE SANCH EZ . . . Budding pedogogue... record spinner . . . sports minded, active in tennis, ice-skating, swimming . . . served as H-I2 veep .. .big sister. . .to expand her horizons at city. . . RICH SCHAMBECK. . .Quiet . . .unobtrusive . . .casual togger. . .enioys the finer things in life: women, fishing, and Ioafing . .. future plans mean city college and civil engineering. ERNA SCHATEK . .. Chevie driver.. .sings like a lark ...glee club choir. .. swim- ming. ..she's driving toward heald's and becoming a legal secty... GAIL SCHULZE. . .H. Y-er . . . gains great satisfaction from participation in physical education. . .looking forward to career as a happy housewife. ..next stop: cal. ex- tension.. . MIKE SCHWARTZ... Verbal type. ..loves cars and women ...headed for college to study.. . JANET SHAPEERO.. . All smiles. . .pres. of big sisters . . . shield . . .block L. . .rally comm. . . .reg. rep .... glass sect.. . .headed for cal and grammar school teaching fby the way - what's so funny?i ED SHASKAN. . . He's got the beat .. . he uses the beat ...he's casual fhe's shaskanl .. . head yell leader. . . scroll. .. exec. board...reg. rep .... block L...big brother . . .rally comm. . . . basketball . . . fishing.. .plans include cal. or dartmouth LARRY SHUPACK . . . Lowell con man . . . doll collector . . . mumbles about 38-22-36 flocker combination ??l.. .bowling .... boy's club pres .... will next be featured at ucla DIANA SMITH . . . Musician . . .has served in the orchestra and ushers' reserve...reg. rep. and red cross rep. rad and reel enthusiast . . . when impressed remarks wowl will try her luck in the busi- ness world after going to s.f. state... ELLEN SNELLGROVE . .. Athletic .. . champion knitter. . .to be bob's asst.g.a.a. ...bowling...reg. treas .... act. comm. ski club...swimming...headed formunsons. BILL STAMOS...Wee willle...carries a tune well.. .is a wit.. . football, baseball ...track...re . treas .... rafts rate high ...k.g.'s...b?ock L ...plans to buiId his future at Menlo i.c. . .. VANCE STRANGE...Brisk...powerfuI . . . determined . . . actively participated in football, basketball, baseball and track . . . member of black L . . .student council ex. board . . .tulane is vance's destination for coaching or m.d. training . . . CARLA THOMPSON . . . Blonde bombshell . . . maintains her tan. . .always talks about c.w .... reg. sec .... bowling...volley- ball likes dancing and parties fgaod at both, toot . . . BOB TURNBOW .. . Electronic brain . . . other interests: basketball, music, hot rods .. . piscatorial pro . . . approaches ladies with say, honey ...off to city for engineering . . . ELSA URRUTIA Rates high in spanish fher favorite subiect??i. . .collects records and boys. ..likes swimming and dancing . ..thinks it'll be cool being a private secretary.. . EDDIE TORRES . . . Literary bug. . .fasci- nating conversationalist...varsity football player...reg. rep .... k.g.'s...plans begin with city and conclude with educator-ing. JIM WATSON. . .Lean. . .lanky. . .language whiz lespanoli...reg. treas .... scroll... block L . . . big brother . . . student council . . . big racketeer ltennis-wise, that isi . . . plans call for city first and cal to follow. EVONNE WEISS...Sweet...uncomplicated ...nice to know...interests are varied .. .: fencing .. . swimming .. . drawing.. . tennis . . . poster club . . . modern dance . . . friendly. ..to city and then s.c. . .. JACK WOLFENDEN .. . The quiet man . . . PUYYY fimef---l--I2 class treas .... ring comm. reg. rep. . .. big brothers . .. student council . . . to davis . . . ANTHONY WON . . . lnquisitive. . .depend- able...eager to help with anything... activities include scroll 8. L, room rep., library staff...outside interests varied ...plans to go to u.c. ADRIANNE WY . . .Veep of shield. . .short . . .sweet . . .library staff. . . big sisters. . . rlans for the future include s.f. state col- ege... KEIKO YAMAGAMI .. .Abstractly modern . . . busily occupied at all times . . . block L pres .... g.a.a .... mgr. vollyball . . . red and white staff. . .poster club. . . swimming . . .ice skating.. . Yimigimmie is headed for c.c.s.f. and cal. med. school .. . PEARL YEE...Diminutive...bright... participated in g.a.a....tiIicum club... plans to attend city college after gradu-ation MARK ZIMMERMAN . . . Wise. . .worldly . . . wlnsome.. . musically inclined: orchestra . . . violin . . . science club.. . big brothers - - - Pl0f1S to go to s.f. state and from there to the top . .. THUMBNAIL SKETCHES OF SPRING GRADUATES KIMIKO ADACHI...Livewire...loyal,friend to all. ..prexy of shield.. . prexy of g.a.a. ...room rep .... block L...c.s.f....big sisters . . . latin club .. .kimi is planning on attending u.c. for pharmacy . . . ANNE ADAMS...Usually serious...would like to become next president of the united states...while at lowell was a member of big sisters. ..swimming.. .plans a ioumalism career after s.f. state... DON AHERN .. .Learned. . .short and mus- cular . . . participated in track team . . . reg. treasurer . . .lover of music . . . will attend u.c. to become a lawyer. . . HIRO AKAHOSHI .... A miabIe...conscien- tious .. .likes spinning classical discs.. . writing to pen pals...always muttering holy mackerel, ...headed for c.c.s.f. where hiro will study architecture .. . RICHARD ARI AN . . .An artistic touch has he. . .blue ieans . ..boots and curly blonde hair...plans to be a iello-quiverer, of all thing's ...traveling and art are among his hobbies . . . JENNY AU .. .A genuine hawaiian hula gal.. .might go to state and take up teach- ing. . .was a big sister.. .g.a.a .... whiz at volleyball and makes like a speedboat in the water . . . CHARLENE BACANI...AIways sez, hiya kid . . .enioys cars, cars, cars. . .is headed for heald's business to study stenography . . . spends free time swimming. . . MARTIN BADlE...Claims no pals but like he quips it's changeable . . . basketball . ..goIf.. .parties .. .shirley are his favo- rite pastimes. . .active in 30's basketball . . . will attend c.o.p. . . . LEW BAER . .. Took part in golf.. . swim- ming . . .usher reserve. . . stage crew . . . he plans a business career at cal. .. bobby boy , is his favorite expression .. . TOM BAKER .. . Witty. . . rather lacerating . . . mighty football star. . .reg. rep.. . . red cross rep .... reg. treasurer.. . plans to attend city and take up ioumalism. . . BETTY BALLING Delightful person- ality. . .participated in big sisters . . .H- I2 activities comm ....varieties...great bowle- . . . yowieel . . . off to dental school. . RICHARD BARRETT. . .Peaceable. . .vice president of silver spikes...greets you with boy, it's really wild around here . ..planning to attend u.c.to become elec- trical engineer... SHIRLEY BARRETT. . .Reticent. . .dream, dream, dream . . . active in volleyball. . . swimming . . .ice skating . . .and in free time,i.a .... plans to go into business world. MARIANNE BASlCH..Hardworking scholar ...v.p. of shield.. .participated in bowl- ing, tennis, swimming and modern dance ...off to scripps to become a child psychologist.. . ERMA BOYKIN . ..Clever little miss, with lots of personality...g.a.a. volleyball, swimming.. .block L...spends her leisure hours dancing, playing tennis, and think- ing...headed for c.c.s.f. for business administration. .. FELICITY BEARD .. .Able. . . british im- port...took part in swimming and orchestra .. .dixielanders...plans a secretarial career at the city college... JULIE BEARD...Bright and brainy... participated in g.a.a. swimming. ..tennis ...ushers reserve...forensics .. .writers' club...spends leisure hours hlking,skiing 8. spinning discs. . .iulie will attend reed. PAULA BEAVIN This golden little pony-tailed miss was active in red cross rep. . . .varieties . . . big sisters . . . modern dance manager...her favorite hobby is eat- ing .. .she plans to attend s.f. state.. . GAYLE BERELSON. . .Active. . .took part in shield.. .block L. . .big sisters. . .ticket sellers club. . . plans to attend u.c.and be a teacher at lowell .. . you're kidding, she insists . . . JOHN BERGMAN .. .Budding businessman . . . book collector and movie fan . . . when taken aback exclaims, oh, brudderl ... plans to continue education at u.s.f.oru.c. JUDY BE RNSTEIN. . . Big sisters. . .cami- val comm. . . . likes bowling...rollerskatin g . . . working at childrens hospital. . . plans to attend stockton i.c.and become a buyer .. .always heard muttering good grief. LINDA BIANCHINI .. .Petite.. .big sisters .. . block L g.a.a. .. .reg. rep. .. .red cross. ..italian club. . .red and white staff .. . likes hi-fi. .. plans on becoming a sec. CAROL BLUMEMFELD. . . Amicable. . . a pleasure to be with... c.s.f .... big sisters . . . ski club . . . counseling office . . . swim- ming...tennis and many other activities complete carol's duties .. .plans on at- tending u.c. .. . CAROLE BOEHME . . . Loves parties . . . took part in activities comm. ...big sisters . . . g.a.a. softball. . . also enioys tennis, swimming.. .plans on teaching career after s.f. state . . . JOHN BOHREN . ..Was an active member of cross country team . . . track team . . . basketball team. . .plans on attending u.c. to take up engineering . . . JE RALD BONAR...Can be seen packing his I8 Pounds of pure brain all over physics and math classes...active in student council...activities comm.... science comm .... scroll...plans on at- tending u.c. to study chemistry.. . JOHN BOOTES .. .Quiet .. .casual togger ...took part in football and likes working on cars...will study engineering at c.c.s.f. GERALD BORDIN . . . Aggressive . . .took active part in big brothers. . .golf. . . rally comm .... activities comm .... reg. rep. for three terms . . .will study medicine at u.c. NATALIE BORISSOW . . . Earnest. . .parti- cipated in modem dance and ushers re- serve.. . active in out of school activities likes sewing, dancing, hiking, fishing and hunting. . . natalie will go to c.c.s.f. to study business administration . . . WARREN BOSCHIN .. . Say cool . . .fu- ture arthur murray.. .warren took part in forensic society and dance committee... leisure activities include i.a....and wark- ing on model a ...plans to study the science of psychology at menlo i.c .... CAROLYN BOSH .. . Admirable . . . gay. . . always happy. . . participated in g.a.a. . . . big sisters...red cross rep .... rather casual character.. .hopes to become a teacher.. . BAIRD BRAMER...Was honorable hall- guard .. .an track team and cross country ...likes mickey mouse and fishing... thinks ron naygle is brave.. .was on silver spikes . . . CURTIS BRANDT.. .Hopes to get as much out of life as possible.. .quiet...Iikes stamp collecting and admires mr. patter- son .. .will be a highway patrolman .. . also has a special angel . . . LINDA BRIGGS . . . Friendly . . . L-I2 Sec- retary veep of big sisters .. .reg. rep. .. . block L ...pcrty dolI... oh, my, she exclaims .. .likes tennis and bowling.. . after-grad plans include u.c. ... ROGER BRINDLE . . . Ladies' man.. . r.o. t.c.regimental commander of san francisco ...member of iunior achievement.. .execu- tive board.. .headed for west point by george . . . SHERIE BROWN .. . Blondie's activities are too numerous to list them all. . .shield 8. L...bi sisters...reg. rep .... g.a.a. .. .camivai comm .... likes rich cause bs she says crudikens, he's great .. . CHARLES BRUGGEMANN .. .Was in the big brothers .. . scroll.. . library staff. . . reg. rep. .. . cross country . . . track . . . charles plans on engineering career at c.l.t.... 1 HAROLD BUNSHAW . . . Scholarly . . . c.s.f. .. . red cross rep. .. . golf team . . . very active while attending stuttgart high . . . plans to attend camell university and take up engineering . . . ROBERT BURTON . . . Intellectually in- quisitive. . .was active as president of c.s.f .... secretary of scroll. . . executive board .. .block L .. . rally comm. . . . L-11 activities comm .... headed for u.c. to study pre-med .... GERRY BUTLER ... Off to the slopes ...great skier...took part in swimming . .. ikes model trains .. . like wow, sez he...plans to study business at santa rosa JAMES BYRNES. . .Judo expert. . .football man...pres. and treas. of ticket sellers ...library staff...in his spare time he does homework . . . hopes to be a grocer. . . SUZANNE CANTOU . . . Intelligent . . . reg. rep .... secretary of big sisters . . .manager of swimming . . . L-I I activities comm. . . . likes water skiing ...off to cal to become a librarian . . . NICK CALOYANNlS...Nick was an ex- change student from greece...while at Iowell he participated in track and soccer . . . intcmational club . . .headed far busi- ness world . . . LYNNE CAHEN . . .Lively.. .g.a.a. swim- ming ... volleyball ...block L ... reg. treasurer...hopes to attend s.f. state after graduation...aim is to be teacher ... oh sure sez she... DON CASSIO . . .Party time. . .mystery man . . . likes irls. . .parties. . .girls. . .parties . . .and girls! oh yea! headed for c.c.s.f. .. . for a starter . .. BESS CARLOTSIS. . .Peppy. . .never stops laughing...took part in g.a.a .... block L . . . sec. of shield. . .bi sisters .. . cami- val and act comm .... lui cookie, is her greeting .. . will attend s.f. state for teaching . . . LOUIS CELILLO . . .Man of distinction . . . cool togger. . .red 8. white staff. . .a future as diplomatic beachcamber at city college ARNOLD CHAMOVE . . . Debonair. . .block L . . . science club .. . arnold was on the swimming team. . .harseman at heart. . . throws cool parties. . .headed for colgate university to study ophthalmology . . . DIANA CHAN . . . Dramatic.. .g.a.a. swim- ming . . . bowling . . . choir. . . girls lee. . . red cross... wishes career in fashion designing. . . plans to attend city . . . CHING CHANG...Digs music and mr. barker...while at Iowell, ching partici- pated in red cross and big brothers... headed for amherst college where he will study business.. . LUCY CHECK .. . Friendly . . .was in the girls glee. ..hobbies include post card collectin and reading...plons to work after gradguation...participated in varieties and g.a.a. swimming ... CAROL CHESTER . . .Patient.. . out of school activities include a teenage club . . . oh, i'm sure . ..participated in school bald.. . shield. . .red cross . .. library staff ...plms to attend city and is undecided about career . . . MARGARET CHEW.. .ls a friendly, likable student, always with a smile... is an active member of big sisters .. .block L . . .library staff. . .red and white staff. . . usher re- serve...wiIl take off for chico state col- lege to take up teaching .. . HELEN CHIN . . . Subdued and smart. .. took part in big sisters . . . c.s.f .... g.a.a. . . . basketball. . . softball. . . volleyball. . . swimming . . . destination is u.c. where she hopes to become a chemist . . . BALFOUR CHINN. . . Strong' silent type. . . c.s.f. . . .reg. treasurer. . .likes reading and miss anderson . ..will study medicine at u.c. . . . SUZI CHUCK . . . Daydreamer . . . a person with artistic ideas and warm personality ...activitiesz editor of red and white. .. big sisters . . . poster club. . . g.a.a. bowl- ing star...plans include s.f. state and teaching, maybe . . . EUGENE CHUNE . . . Unassuming . . . quiet . .. self-assured . . . likes basketball and playing records . . .plans to attend c.c.s.f. and become a chemical engineer. . . BOB CHYLAK .. . Youthful. . . slide rule club . . . likes bowling and skating . . .a great admirer of the opposite sex . . . plans on attending city after a brief hitch with the navy. . . RICHARD CIRAMI . . . Big brothers. . .L-I2 activities comm .... plans on attending u.c. to study engineering...is a secret maior in the forei n legion and also a member of kim navak fan club . . . BILL COBB...Seen skiing over surfs and slopes . . . active member of red cross . . . reg. rep. . . .football .. .track .. . will take up medicine at harvard . . . LOUIS COBET . . .Learned . . .amiable . . . was on the scroll.. . block L . . . executive board. . . spends his leisure hours having a balI . ..upon raduation louie will at- tend u.s.f. to study law . . . AVE COBO ... Ingenious .. . H-12 class treasurer, reg. rep., big brothers, block L, silver spikes...out of school activities includes working and swimming...future plans -- p.e. teacher .. . BARBARA COHN . . . Bobby. . . g.a.a. mo- dem dance, bowling, ice skating, softball . . . coodinator of big sisters . . . carnival comm .... red cross rep .... bobby plms on going to cal ...her proposed career is working for the forbign service dept.... JANET CONLON. . .l.aquacious...wieIded tennis racket in g.a.a... .member of Iowell staff and carnival committee . . .finds riding and swimming interesting activities . . .will attend city college in preparation for a teaching career. . . GAIL CONTI . . .Big sister...reg. rep. and also active in g.a.a. sports. . .spanish and italian cIub...gaiI's plans after gradua- tion is to go to city college. .. KATHY COOPER .. . Bundle of energy .. . always lau hing. . .participated in g.a.a. bowling . . .Tibrary staff. . .oil paints .. . collects latest discs . ..headed for s.f. state where she'Il study teaching . . . SUE CORBELLI...Giggles... say,bobel she chartles...likes to ski over surf n' slopes and ride the dusty plains . . . block L . . . g.a.a. ridin . . .ski club . . .headed for c.o.p. ta be a foreign correspondent. . . CAROLYN COSTELLO . . .Modem dancer . . . likes to work . . . go to relatives' baby showers . . . will go to comptometer schaol to become a comptameter operator. . . LAURIE CRAFTS. . .Big eyes.. .took part in big sisters...reg. rep .... block L... advanced orch . . . red and white -staff. . . song girl.. .plans teaching career at s.f. state . . . KATHY CREAN...AIl smiles.. .aut of this world...active in bawIing...tennis ...big sisters...plans include teaching . .. isn't that funny, she usually notes. ED DE LA CRUZ...While at Iowell ed participated in football and track. . .block L . . . knights ofthe gridiron . . .after rad- uation he plans to attend c.c.s.f... .likes constructing rice paddies . . . ROBERT CURLEY.. .Big man around cam- pus.. .president of student body. . . presi- dent af H-I1 class .. .president of big brothers . . . scroll 8. L . . . knights of the gridiron . . . all around sport man . . . base- ball. . .football . . . track n'scoccer. . .plans to study medicine at u.c. ... TIM CURTIS. .. Top man on sports totem pole.. .football and track for three years . . .block L . .. big brothers . . . dance com- mittee...rod cross rep .... will take up teaching at s.i. state . . . FRED DAGNINO . . . Dog-a-rag . . . casual . . . self-assured . . . I 0's, 20's, 8. varsity basketball ...likes fishing and group a song girls cuz he didn't vote for them. .. SHIRLEY DAVENPORT . . . Meticulous . . . rather tantalizing . . . honorable member of big sistors...g.a.o .... writers club... and adv. choir.. . plans on attending pomona to become a physical theripist .. . STANLEY DAVIS . . .Music minded.. .band leader . . . scroll. . . dixieland bond. . .likes music, boats and charlie brown . . . stan is planning a dentistry career after reed col- lege. . . JOHN DEDERIAN . . .President of the sabre club...listed high an his list of friends are fred ziegler andmolly mulemey . . .likes talking to adults . . . admires any- one who wants to get ahead and does it... hopes to be a highway patrolman . . . JERRY DePUlS. . .Ambitions. . .big brother . . . activities committee. . .student council . . .plans on attending u.c. to take up elec- tronic mgineering... is a loyal de molay. JAMES DEWAR .. .Cool mm on the bongas . .. participated in cross country . . . silver spikes . . . out of school activities include hi-y club . . . vi kings . . . headed for city to take up engineering . . . MARY DIDENKO...Great valleybgll player . . .likes modem dancing . . .is o speed de- mon...after graduation she goes to city college to maior in business . . . ROBERT DIGRAZIA . . . Bundle of energy ... good guy to know...aIways sez, what's the good word? ...hopes to own a spa- ghetti factory md be a lawyer on the side. STACY DILLIS . . . Intellectual . . .scroll member. . .pres. of itallm club . . . spanish club . . . collects records . . . swimming . . . plans to attend s.f. state where he hopes to be a teacher of languages and history. DANA DRAPER...While at Iowell dana participated in track and in the ski club ...the schmoos car club...wouId like to study medicine at menlo iunior college .. . LARRY DRAP ER . ..Togger. . .big brother ... reg. rep .... clerk of awards of block L . . . varsity basketball. . . likes water ski- ing.. .plans to attend city then u.c. ... undecided about career.. . MARIE DZEGAR . . .Dashing. . .sweet dis- position . . . rah, rah . . . song girl. . .g.a.a. . . .bowling . . .ice-skating. . .swimming . . . likes bo s. . .reading . . . and sun baking ... headed flor city to become a secretary. . . RICHARD EISELT . . . Adventurer .. . rifle team . . . sec'y awards committee. . . likes hunting . . .fishing . . . karen . . . plans on menlo i.c. or city to study electronics. .. PAUL EISENBE RG. . . Ambitious type. . . while at Iowell was in the writer's and spanish clubs . . . likes painting . . . draw- ing . . . building models . . . will attend s.f. state to take up teaching .. . often spouts, bravol .. . CHARLES ELLIS...Has great yen for beethoven,says he swings...enioys music, writing, reading . . . band . . .orchestra . . . plans to attend univ.and become a famous composer . . . TONY ELLIS . . . Jesterly .. . comical. . . pres. of block L . . .v.p. of gridironers .. . reg. treasurer. . . on executive board . . . may attend either san iose or u.s.c. and take up business . . . ALBERT EP ES . . . Where's your security dollar, he wants to know ...member of scroll.. . big brothers . .. golf team. .. treasurer of c.s.f .... plans to attend u.c. to take up petroleum engineering . . . PATTY FELL ... A petite miss .. . she was g.a.a. sec'y . . . a shield gal. .. block L .. . big sister. . . lowellettes . . . modem dance manager. . .patty plans on a nursing career at u.c. . . . VINCE FERNANDEZ . . . Warm . . . smiling student body custodian and treasurer... L-ll proxy big brothers .. . scroll. .. c.s.f .... advise, live it up kid . . .plans on attending s.f. state and teaching .. . MICHAEL FLAHERTY . . . Business pros- pect...was r . rep. and was active in basketball. ..:lays basketball and tepnis in free time . . . ROSANNA FONG...Active sportswaman ...participated in g.a.a. swimming, ice- skatin , tennis and riding...busy with block L, big sisters, science, and poster cIubs...plans to became a veterinarian at davis . . . SUE FOULKES .. . Live wire . . . active on school activities. . . shield.. . reg. rep. . . . L-ll secretary . . . g.a.a. tennis . . . riding . . . plans ta become dental nurse. . . ALFRED FRAUMENI . . .Military man .. . board of directors, r.o.t.c.hobby:. . .marks- manship.. .intend to become a t.v. tech- nician . . . BECKY FREED. . .Sparkling .. . g.a.a. ice skating. . .bowling . . . swimming . . . c.s.f. . .. block L . . .big sisters . . . likes music, records and anyone who has patience.. . headed for u.c.I.a. ta study teaching... LILA FREEMAN...Pretty ... shapely. .. assistant modern dance manager. . . was in the varieties . . . newcomers reception . . . block L...Iikes swimming and cuban dancing . . .headed for mills college .. . LINDA FROMAN .. . Earnest. . .kelt mind . . . lust loves basketball and music . . . took part on g.a.a .... big sisters . .. c.s.f. . . . science club . . .future plans are to study nursing at u.c. .. . LINDA GALANT. . .Graceful.. .big sisters . . . g.a.a. ice skating, swimming . . . reg. rep .... carnival committee.. .plans to be lab technicim after graduation from sm iose state . . . RICHARD GARRETT...lnteresting.. . says hi to everyone... rich was in poster club. . . red and white staff. . . al- ways has a ball for himself...going to city and study art . .. TOBY GEMPERLE .. .Carrot top . . . danc- ing gal. . .likes ballet . . . reading .. . iazz- ing around with bohos . . . i adore that mm, she croons...off to new york to become a talented ballet dancer. . . MARIETTA GIANETTI . . . Delightful. . . love that I-o-n-g hair.. .took part in g.a.a. swimming. . .big sisters. . .preiy of writers club . . .future shows ioumalism . . . INGA GOLDAMMER . . . Sweet disposition .. . hi .. . big sisters . . .c.s.f. . . . reg. rep. . . . reg. treasurer . . . g.a.a .... swim- ming . . . modern dance . . . loves tennis . . . future plans include s.f. state for teaching VALERI E GOLDMAN . . . Avid skier . . .al- ways sez, off to the slopes .. . big sister. . . shield . .. block L . . . rally comm. . . .hopes to attend u.c.l.a .... or colorado. DAVE GONZALE5 . . .Car club enthusiast . . .often says don't ask me .,..came from s.i. in L-12 term .. .likes people... nice people...may be a dentist after going to cal. . . . GA RRY IGOLDEN.. . .All around good man . .. runs his ford in drags . . . great speaker . . .talks himself into everything . . . swims . . . tennis team . . . forensics . . .to brandeis university to be a college professor. . . RAY GOLDSBY. . . Howdy'l..is his greef- ing ...he has been reg. treasurer for two years . . . uniform manager for the band . . . plans on attending city college to become a teacher. . .loves swimming on ice . . . FLOYD GRAY . . . Enioys an easy life . .. likes to fish . .. working on cars . . .floyd is headed for city college to study and he hopes to become a retired millionaire... CAROLYN GREENBERG...lntelligent and reserved . . .took part in block L .. . shield and l. . . g.a.a .... advanced arch .... reg. rep .... pres. usher reserve .. .plans to be a physician and will study at u.c. ... HOWARD GREGG...A little fellow with ,big ideas...active in cross country... forensics...italian...science club...red cross rep....Ereat cartoonist...headed for city to to e up art and english... STEPHANIE GRlGOR...ls prone to ad- Tiff I don't remember ...participated In g.a.a. swimming...modern dance... thinks it's fun leaming how to swim... plans on office work after graduation... CAROL GREUTERT.. .With an engaging lfifi---NWI! Pilrt in g.a.a .... swimming . . .bowling.. .volle ball. .. block L. . .col- lects records . . . likes pizza and parties . .. oh gadl she cries.. .headed for s.f. state to teaching . . . BOB GUILLORY . . .Self-assured. . .fun. . . on 30's basketball. . .enio s big game hinting . .. golf. . .dancing the minuet .. . plans to go to c.c.s.f.to study advertising. JACQUELINE GURAL...Pensive..!'you're kidding, she sex ... likes dances . .. g.a.a .... swimming...ice skating...hair stylist . . . iackie is planning on attending city college. . . PHIL HALVERSON. . .Congenial. . .casual . . . reg. treasiler. . .forensics. . .track team . . . party timer . . .likes water skiing and tennis . . .plans to attend city college then off into the great business world . . . PEACHES HANSEN . . .Statuesque blonde . .. water and snow ski enthusiast . .. big sister. ..block L. . .song leader. . .bowling star.. .red and white staff.. .likes guys from ski shops and Texas . .. hopes to make it around the globe on her vespa . . . KARMALEE HANSON. . . Intelligent . . . a- merican field service exchonge student. . . writer's club .. . term play . . . g.a.a. . . . volleyball.. .bound for antioch college to take up intemational relations . . . LINDA HANSON . . . Analytical. . .quiet on the outside . .. active member of swimming . . .modem dance .. .big sisters . . . also in c.s.f. . . . and advanced orchestra . . . plans on attending s.i. state .. . JOHN HARRIS ... Spirited .. . pep band leader. . .always heard saying what's this noise? . . . outstanding in band . . . orchestra . . . block L. . . played football . . .proposed career is to study law and will start at city . . . VALERIE HARRIS. . . Delilah . ..is loyal to the school as big sister. ..reg. treas. ...christmas comm .... student council rep....plans to make it over to u.c. to take up teaching . . . CAROL HEANEY ... Efficient ...ardent horsewoman .. .is an active member of g.a.a .... poster club. . . block L .. .office . .. plans on attending mills college to take up teaching . . . JUDY HEARN . . .Silent type. . .participat- ed in g.a.a .... modem dance...swimming . . . varieties . . .likes chess and teaching sunday school.. . iudy's headed for city to take up teaching . . . JOHN HEIBER . . . Reluctant to express true feelings.. .but . . .truly a deep thinker . . .favorite expression. . . none . . .likes clean clothes so his future ambition is to become a laundry truck driver . . . BETSY HERBERT . . . Mild . . .took part in g.a.a .... big sisters...room rep .... will take up teaching at .s.f. state.. . DAVID HERLICK.. .Smooth. . .participated in basketball . . . library staff . . . thinks sports are great. . .headed for u.c. to study retailing . . . HARRY HERNDON . . .Silent type . . . was active in advanced band. . .plans to at- tend university of califomia and become a reknowned mathematician . . . DENNIS HESS . . . Joker.. .basketball pro . . . yaaeaa is his cry . . .H-11 activities comm. . . . dance comm... . . varsity basket- ball. . .likes swimming and hunting wild games...off to u.c. .. .to study engineering EUGENE HING .. . Spirited. . .enioys look- ing at pretty gals . . . likes basketball, too . . .favorite phrase is . . . she's cutel ANN HDNIG. . . Top girl on totem pole.. . veep of student body...recolding secretary prexy of ticket sellers.. .rally and L-ll activities comm. . . .g.a.a....plans to malor in social service work at u.c. .. . SUE HONIG . . . Energetic . . . participated in g.a.a .... veep in L-I2 class. ..prexy of student council. . . rally comm .... big sls- ters .. . block L . . .headed for s.i. state where she will obtain her m.r.s. ... LDIS HORENSTEIN . . .Pert'... reat bowler . .. that's the way the mop flops, says she. . .big sisters. . . dance comm. .. . L-ll activities comm .... g.a.a. bowling. . .reg. rep... .headed for city to be a legal secretary or dental assistant . . . ARNE HOVE. . . Playful. . .participated in football. . .block L .. .big brothers . . . di s girls, music and sports. ..mutters, wen, if Jou're lucky . . .headed for u.c. to stu y science .. . DON HUGHES...Man in a gray flannel sutt...sfya-er. . .seeks to determine state of the world with, how's it going? .. . on the road to u.s.f. to take up business administration . .. TOM HUTCHlNS... The mask .. .varsity football. .. swimming and surfing. . . reg. and red cross rep .... plans to attend city and then state...wants to be o fighter pilot with the marines . .. LEDNID HUTKOVSKY. . .Outdoorsman . . . enjoys skiing and hiking...leo was on the soccer and baseball teams ...hopes to study biochemistry at city . .. NORMA lVELlCH...Cordial, humorous.. was active in shield . . .big sisters . . . activities comm .... pres. of ir. red cross . ..modem dance...bound for city to be a secretary . . . TONI JACKLEVICH . . . Likable . . . g.a.a. clerk of awards. . .clerk of student council . . . reg. rep .... latin club . . .writers club . ..plans to attend u.c. at davis and take up teaching . .. ARMEKA JACKSON . . .Cangenial . . .likes caps. . .women and television . . . thesilent type...will attend city 8. study electronics. CARL JACKSON...His many close friends call him babyface jackson . . .the artist in him prompts him to attend cal school of fine arts . . . was head yell leader . . . veep of red cross...pastimes include sport and drawing . . . EDDIE JACKSON . . .Pastimeaf this dash- ing ice-skating, track and basketball fel- low is iackie dozier, his gal ...plans to attend u.c. and become doc iackson .. . JAMES JOHNSON.. .Hard worker. . .a mem- ber of the scroll. . .r.a.t.c. . .. band rifle team . . . drill team . . . saber club.. .bound for city college and then the army for a short hitch .. . LILLIAN JOSEPH . . .Charminglyl shy.. .in four years became a bowler... swimmer and volleyball player.. .block L . . .likes draw- ing. ..future plans--city college to be- come an artist . .. ANGELA KAUFMANN...Small ball of fire . . .took part in g.a.a. . . .bowling .. .tennis . ..reg. rep. .. .big sisters.. .red cross . . . camival . . . so an way . . .loves col- lecting records . . .plans writing career at u.c. . . . CAROL KAVANAUGH . . . Good ioe. . .vol- leyball terror. . . bowler . .. bi sister . . . blockL . ... loves to dance. ..pfans to work at metropolitan life insurance . .. PAT KELLEHER . .. 4 year man. . .self assured . . . L-I2 Prexy. . . library staff. . . red and white staff.. . block L . . . silver spikes.. .advanced bond . . . basketball. . . track...plans to ioin marines after gradua- tion,then will become ahighway patrolman. LEE KELLER. . .Comical. . .in four years at lowell has achieved the easy style of a playboy. . .will attend city and then off to u.c. . . . CONNIE KELLY .. .Dyrtamo. . .thinks drag races and parties are great . . . participated in gl.a.a. bowling, ice skating, swimming . .. all guard . ..plans a business career at heald's college . . . TOPPER KELLY . . . Honest . . .sweet. . .a real doll...was very active as v.p.af H-I2 class...student council ...activities comm. . .. red .cross .. . plans on heading for col- lege in the falrl ... MARILYN KILBY . ..Amiable...party doll . . . big sisters . . . ticket seller . . . shield 8. L . . . g.a.a. volleyball. . . reg. rep. . . . reg. treas .... marilyn has big post- graduate plans. . . PAT KILLIAN . .. Carefree . . . took part in g.a.a .... red cross rep .... camival comm. . ..paster club.. .writers' club .. .will take up dress designing .. . NICK KNATZ . . . Enioys drawing prehis- totic men...designed fall '58 book covers . . .plans to attend cal school of fine arts ...participated in track B. tennis...spends free time working on sports car ANN KNEEDLER .. . Participated in big sisters . . . ticket sellers .. . dmce comm. ... song girl. .. for ann it's the university of arizona to study iournalism . . . PATTI KRIEGER . . . Adorable . .. partici- pated in g.a.a. bowling . . . swimming . . . big sisters. . .carnival comm. . . .activities comm. .. .will attend u.c. . . . EMYKO KUMAMOTO...Ball of fire... participated in g.a.a .... c.s.f. ...activities comm. . .. sec. of block L B. big sisters. . . plans scientific research at college in tokyo, iapan MARGIE KURZMAN. . .Shield. . . big sister . . . g.a.a. bowling . . .likes swimming . . . plans to attend the university of col. .. . out of school activities include mt. zion mamzelles . . . STEVE LACHMAN . . . Agreeable . . .likes to work on cars . .. was reg. treas .... will attend city college to became dentist.. . always sez bad show . .. BILL LAMBERT . . . Mighty football star . . . participant in track .. . rally comm.. . . dence comm .... big brothers . . . block L . .. k.g.'s . .. undecided about career but will attend tulane . . . JOHN LAURICELLA.. .Cool togger...real bohemegwas an active member of the base- ball team . . . soccer team. . . and office duty.. . plans on attending city college to study law . . . KATHY LAW . . . Rosy cheeks. . .has many serious ideas . . . took part in shield. . . g.a.a. . . . choir . . . red cross rep. . . . dance comm .... loves to sing and plans to be an opera singer . .. SANDRA LAWRENCE . . . Pensive . . . toolr part in g.a.a .... modern dance...big sisters . . . plans to go to c.w.c.. ..sooner or later will become an interior decorator. . . JIM LAWRY . . . A genuine thinker. . .track manager. . .pres. of science club . . . scroll . . .a.f.s. exchange student . . . connoisseur of beethoven...wiII attend harvard or stanford .. . TED LEE, .lr .... Sincere...informal... prexy of the tillicum club...poster club . . . spends one evening a week at i.a. . . . will take up dentistry at st.marys college. RUSSELL LELAND...A fellowswith varied ideas. . . russ was a member of the poster club. . . science club . . . ushers reserve. . . sports, golf and track.. .will attend u.c.l.a. studying advertising .. . LETITIA LEONG...With her ioan of arc haircut plans to travel all the way up to spokane, ,washington to attend whitworth colle e...participated in swimming, mo- dem gance . . . varieties .. . SHIRLENE LEONG. . . Efficient. . .respon- sible. . . was very active in girls glee.. . big sisters .. .advanced choir. . .lowell staff.. .block L .. .likes music. . . y.w.c.a. ...'bound for u.c. to take up teaching ... JOE LlCl'lTENSTElN...Number one beach- comber. . .was reg. rep.. . .on the swimming team and H-I2 activities comm .... in science club.. .out of school loe holds the office of prexy of i.a .... headed for c.c. s.f. to study law . .. MARIA LING ...Took part in modem dance ...latin club.. .swimming.. .i.a.... science club . . .loves reading novels . . . will enter u.c. to study chemistry... oh my good- ness'f, she sqqeals .. . RICH LOCATI . . . Carefree character . . . participated in baseball. . .football . . . great balls of fire, he exclaims . . .likes the better thin s in' life. .. headed for city to study architecture . . . DUARTE LOPES .. . Brain-obviously.. . quiet. . . H-I2 prexy . . . block L . . . scroll ...life member of c.s.f .... baseball. .. likes photography. . .chess club.. .science club...hopes to become an electrical engineer . .. FRANCIS LOPEZ. . .Camera bug. .J'watch the birdie . . .was in the science club.. . slide rule club...on the soccer team... francis will maior in physics at u.c .... RIGGIN LUETSCH ER.. .Comtemplative. . . took part in track. . . cross country . . .H-I1 activities comm .... enioys skiing. . .riggin is planning to attend stanford . ... BARBARA LUSTIG. . .Energetic. . .bouncy . . . g.a.a. . . . assistant manager . . . reg. treas .... big sisters co-ordinate . . . rally comm .... will attend cal and then on to a teaching career . . . CAROL MAGIDSON.. .Future opera singer ... music.. .music...music... took part in c.s.f .... choir...girl's glee... l beg your pardon . . . BARBARA MAITA . . . Baby . . .took part in g.a.a .... modern clance...bowling... ice skating . . . new short hair. . . barbara is planning on becoming a secretary. . . ENZO MALANCA . .. Colorful. . . can al- ways be found talking, talking, talking .. . participated in band...headed for cogs- well where he hopes to become an engineering technician ... JIM MANCINI .. . Jovial. . .L-I2 activities comm. . . .H-12 reg. rep .... ir. achievement ...spends leisure hours dating and having blasts . . . iim's headed for s.f. state. . . CHARLES NIANNIX. ..Great lover of fine foods . ..Ioves to sleep. . .proposed career adventure .. . admires music and thinks andre kostolanetz is cool . . . I EDWARD MARGULEAS... Anothereinstein . .. likes sports and etymology .. .partici- pated in latin club. . .headed or city upon graduation .. . RALPH MARTINEZ ... Participated in track . . . football .. .likes working on cars and hopes his car will go like mr. patter- son's...plans on air force after graduation 'URBEN MARTINEZ . . . Curly hair. . .track team. . .cross country. . .reg. treas. . . .band . . .likes music . .. records. . . planning on going to co swell college...hopes to be on 'electrical technician . . . MIMI MARX ...This active girl was the manager of g.a.a. tennis . . . big sisters .. . shield. .. block L . .. plans to attend u.c. and be a court reporter. . . ole' . . . ALAIN MASSON . . . Frenchie .. . sabre club...block L.. .cross country...track ...likes girls, skin diving and swimming ... hopes to fly for the air ines OTIS MATHENY . . .Good guy. . .block L . .. k.g.'s . .. football . . . reg. treas. . . .red and white staff. ..plans for the future may include career as a veterinarian . . . WAKELYN MATHEWS . . . Dimples.. .g.a.a. basketball, tennis and swimming are in- cluded in her school activities a ong with the latin and writer's club.. . wakelln en- 'oys playing the piano and spen s her leisure time teaching it...she's headed for u.c. to take up nursing... BEVERLY' MA'rH1s...H.....y blonde... participated in big sisters.. .dalnce comm. ...red and white staff.. .song girl...block L... greets you with what's dom? ... headed for s.f. state to take up business- JENNY MATSUO. . .Unobtrusive . . . g.a.a. . . . spanish club . . . library staff. . . great bowler. . . veep of bernadettes club . - - plans to become a clerical typist .. . ALAN MAY . . . Camera bug. .. watch the birdie , he cautions..treas.of tickets sel- lers club . . .forensics. . . block L . . .soccer . .. track. . .hopes to study law at george washington .. . V LEE McCARVER .. .Always has a blast . . .lee was on the library staff. . .and v.p. of vikings y cIub...if you've got 0 Pl'0bl0m lee says don't sweat it ...headed for m.i.t. to study engineering .. . ALAN McCORKLE. . .Quiet. . .reserved. . . a real a bug...a member ofthd'schmoos car club . . . was active in red cross . . . student council. . . poster club . . . off to stanford to study pre-med .. . DAVE MCCORMACK . . . Conscientious . . . took part in band and baseball. .. greets you with hi,anemic . . .spends off hours spinning discs. .. dave's goal is pomona where he will study for the ministry . ., MOLLY McNERNEY. . .Devoted . . . pro ice skater. . .big sister. . .manager of ice skat- ing. . .takes in movies and music. . .plans on a professional ice skating career. . . JAMES MENDlARA...He sympathizes with tough enough, man ... great sleeper while ice-skating . . . scroll. .. block L . . . camival comm .... big brothers...c.s.f. ...H-ll, l'l-I2 activities comm .... ' headed for u.c. to take up chemistry . . . EMILY MESERVE...Took part in g.a.a. .. .big sisters.. .block L.. .camival comm. ... likes reading and progressive iazz... will become a social worker or take up some phase of international relations .. . JANE MEYER . . . Amiable.. .honey-blonde . . . block L pres .... big sisters . . . g.a.a. riding. . .ice skating .. .plans to get out of town and be a perfect homemaker. . . PAUL MEYERS . . . Reticent . . . took part in drill team .. . spends off hours working on his short wave radio and routes . . . paul hopes to become a fireman .. . RICHARD MlNER...Tall and lanky... likes sherie but admires her brother, who is the only one of his type in the world... was on cross country and track . . .may at- tend s.f. state or u.s.f. . .. JEFFREY MISHKIND . . . Romeo.. .always seen flirting in the court...took part in swimming ... basketball... block L ... ticket sellers...prexy of ski club.. .likes skiing over surf and slopes...hopes to be horse doctor . . . JACK MOF FIT . . . Active in r.o.t.c. drill team.. .in spare time collects classical discs . . .'ah how hidt the fi' .. . headed for city college and become a great artist. .. FRANK M0 RAN . . .ContempIative. . .editor of latin club newspaper...cecilian club member...favorite sports include football . . .basketball . . .ice skating . . .off to city to take upvpre-med. . . . JUDY MOYER. . .Persevering . . .took part in g.a.a .... big sisters...c.s.f.... l'weIl, l iust don't know, she sez .. . career in- cludes airline stewnrdess after graduation MARTIN MUELLER . . . Peaceable. . . was active member of red cross for four years . .. iunior achievement. . .plans on attend- ing city then cal poly to become a drafts- Klan n n 1 FLORENCE MUTO. . .Dependable...indus- trious...bi sisters...g.a.a .... c.s.f.... writers cluiwlibrary staff...iust a bundle of brains...plans to attend u.c. and be a lab. technician .. . SALLIE NAGASE...This ponied-tail twin was reg. treas. on the block L.. .c.s.f.. . . g.a.a .... and is a very swegt gal.. .plans on becoming a medical secretary .. . SUE NAGASE .. . Hard worker ... g.a.a. block L . .. big sisters ... c.s.f. ...reg. treas. ...plans on studying dental hygiene at c.c.s.f. . . . honestly ,she exclaims. . . EDITH NAHORMA . . . Hard worker . . .took part in g.a.a. swimming . . . volleyball.. . will attend city college. . .not decided upon career as yet. . .is always heard saying, oh, honestly . .. CECILE NEUEBAUMER.. .Gentle...warm .. . block L . . . library staff.. .active in g.a.a. swimming. . .ice skating . . . volley- ball . . .will attend s.f. state to become secretary . . . BRAD NlCOL...A iester...active in swimming...big brothers...block L... red and white staff...Iikes fishing... girls...hunting...girls...plans on s.f. state and writing for the future . . . COSTA NICHOLS .. . Likes working .. . dating...while at lowell he participated in track .. .hopes to study dentistry at the university of cal . . . PAUL NORDLUND .. . Competent . . . con- genial.. . the iunior scientist. . . partici- pated in c.s.f .... science club. ..softball . ..red cross rep. ...plans to attend uni- versity of cal and study science . . . STEPHEN ORME . .. Earnest. . . reg. rep. . . . swimming . . . lab assistant . . . manager of football team . .. plans on heading for u.c. to take up architecture .. . STUART PADDOCK Math genius .. . participated in band .. . c.s.f.. . . science club. ..he plans to be a mechanical engi- neer or musician . . . ALEXANDER PALUN .. . Prophetical . . . while at lowell alex was reg. treas .... science club.. .favorite pastime includes meteorology...he is headed for u.c. and hopes to become an agricultural chemist. WARING PARK . . . Smiles. . . reticent . . . sportsman . . .football . . . baseball. . .track . ..leisure hours include surfing and fish- ing.. .plans to go into insurance business and will study at s.f. state .. . FRANCES PARK ER . . . Congenial. . .took active part in r.o.t.c .... science club.. . enioys tennis and photography...headed for city college to become electronics technician . .. PATTI PARTIN.. .Always smiling... likes t.v .... movies.. .dates...g.a.a.ice skating ... bowling. . . swimming . . . will attend s.f. state .. . DAVID PASLIN .. .President of c.s.f. and life member.. .studious...L-ll treas.... golf team ... basketball ... big brothers ...plans to become a dentist after study at u.c. . . . JIM PAYNE .. .Cordlal .. .lots of friends ...pres. of lowell choir...block L... track and bosketbaIl...sports editor of loweIl...plans to take up ioumalism at u.c. SALLY P EARCE. . .Aware, graceful.. big sisters . . . intemational club . . . plans to be a singer or psychologist.. .likes riding . .. swimming. . . bowling . . . off to cal or wellesley after graduation . . . CAMILLA PEARSALL .. .Participated in g.a.a. bowling, big sisters .. .ice skating ...tennis...this ponytail toting gal loves Iike wow to ride in fast, fast, sport cars...outsNide activities include girl scouts and i.a. .. . LENORE PERSON .. . Congenial ... de- lightful . .. participated in bowling .. . swimming. . .big sisters . . .H-I2 activities . . .girls' glee . . .always muttering you know what . . .wants to be a secretary. . . DIANE PETERSEN. . .Vivaciaus. . .always combing her hair .. . lowell staff. . . L-12 activities comm .... reg. rep .... song girl ...lowell choir. . .bowler. . .enioys records, water-skiing, sport cars . . . headed to arm- strongs to study advertising .. . KIRK P ETROVIC . . . Spartsminded. . .cap- tain of swimming team . . . big brothers . . . block L man . . .great swimmer n' surfer . .. I bet ... off to ohio state to study pr e-med . . . DIANE PREDDY...Adventuraus...took part in g.a.a. modern dance.. .adv. orch. ...chess club...Ioves to play Cellgn, plans to study iewelry designing at any university ... PETE PREOVOLOS.. .Debonair. . .person- ality kid...took part in football...ralIy comm .... library staff...pete plans ta study law at menlo iunior college . . . BONNIE REED...This gal can be found almost anytime whipping through a fast game of tennis. .. in conflict with this her favorite pastime is knitting...plans in- clude santa rose i.c .... active in girI's glee and g.a.a. . . . BILL REID .. . Loquacious . . .participated in big brothers . . . L-11 treas .... student body' custodian . . .varsity football. . .plans to attend s.f. state and take up iaurnalism GLORIA RIDDELL...Talkative...pati- cipated in g.a.a. bowling. ..likes collect- ing records...counters with, well, you know what i meon ...hopes to be an airline hostess .. . ROBERT ROBEY...Pop-off...great fun . . .participated in baseball. ..golf and the music club...bob spends his free time playing goIf...basketbaIl and studying music...headed for u.s.f. where he will malor in music .. . DENNIS ROSA . . .Thespian. . .participated in varieties. ..outside activities include music and theater work . .. plans to attend s.f. state. . .ambition is to act on the legitimate stage ... TONY ROSE...IO's,20's basketball veteran ...track.. .reg. treas .... plans to attend cal and study mining engineer...mechanics takes up most af his spare time .. . HERMINE ROSINSKY . . Short but spirited . . .this 'fireball' has been on carnival comm., ticket sellers club, office staffand block L...can be heard saying hi, doll! . . .hopes to become a dental hygienist .. . AL ROSSI ... Likeable ... loves parties and jazz . . . active out of school. . . plans an engineering career. .. admires tom col- lins he floors me . .. ROBERTA ROTH . . .Cooperative . . . great swimmer . . . re . rep .... red cross rep. . . . .a.a. baseball. . . modem dance. . .headed for u.c. to study electrical engineering .. . DONNA RUGANI . . . Ingenious. . .took pat in bowling, swimming, and riding ... secretary of girl's glee and choir...she is going to be airline hostess .. . JERRY RUSSELL .. . Ball of fire. . .was veep of the choir...took part in all acti- vities of choir. ..likes swimming and boat- ing .. .headed for fresno state to take up nursing . . . HIDEO SAIKI...Took part in track... soccer .. . block L . . .likes collecting money...hopes to be a p.e. teacher... belongs to the imperials club ... SANFORD SAIKI .. .Satirical . . . battalion commander r.o.t.c .... saber club...l.a. CLAUDETTE SALAZAR. . .Proxy of girls glee ... took part in g.a.a .... riding... swimming . . . modem dance . . . reg. treas. ...hopes to be a stewardess after gradua- tion and tour the world .. . JOAN SANFORD...A future archer and business-woman seems to be what loan wants to be...poster club takes most of her spare time...plans on heading for s.f. state . .. PHIL SARGENT . . . Ready. . .aim fire! . . . rifle team.. .r.o.t.c.. . .national rifle asso- ciation. ..Iikes fishing and girls! . . .says, say . . . off to s.f. state to study aeron- autical engineering . . . JUDY SATHER . . . Saucy sweetness . . . big sisters .. . g.a.a. riding. . .office work . . . block L . . . swimming . . . bowling . . . plans on becoming an interior decorator.. . KERRY SCANLAN.. .Small but mighty. .. kerry participated in swimming andworkod on the 4f4 plan .. . she will work aut economics career at city college and then plans to go to u.c.I.a. . . . WALTER SCHAEFER...Long and lanky .. .is an active member of big brothers.. . audio visual club. . .science club...skiing club...he also skates...plans on at- tending city and then to u.c .. . J ACK SCHWADRON .. . An artist . . . parti- cipated in track .. . science club.. .poster club. . .silver spikes . . .likes hot rods . . . models . . . and brigitte bardat . . . plans to study physics at harvard . . . AUDREY SCHWARTZ sparkling . . . student body dance comm .... big sisters . . . block L . . .shield and L . . .manager of g.a.a. bowling . .. plans to attend u.c. and be a dental hygienist ... PETE SCHWINDT .. . Happy-go-luck . . . fisherman with many stories .. . knights of the gridiron . . . silver spikes . . . wants to go to u.c. and take u en ineerin ... does that grab you? p.. . 9 9 how JAMES SCOTT . . . Came from milwaukee two terms ago...pIans to attend oregon state college and become an electronics engineer... likes hunting, fishing, girls and mr. patterson's car ... MALCOLM SCOTT. . .Dextrous. . .took part in H-'ll activities comm. . .. likes photo- graphy. ..plans on a career in medicine. .. ECKART SELLINGER ... Competent . .. fun-loving . . .took part in big brothers . . . sabre club. . .block L . . . rifle team . . . i.a. . ..demoIay...he is on his way to u.c. to study electronic engineering .. . PETER SESSIONS. . .SchoIarly. . . serious . . .is a member of big brothers. . .reg.rep. . .. writers' club . .. slide rule club .. . a loyal de molay. .. plans on attending col- lege to take up teaching .. . KATHY SHELTON. . .Pensive. . .took part in g.a.a. swimming . . . red cross rep. . . . shield. . . likes music, dances and parties . . . hopes to attend chapman and study religious education . . . SANDY SHERMAN . . . Dimples . . . pres. of big sisters ... block L ... L-'Il veep . .. g.a.a. riding. . .manager of riding. . . hopes to attend cal. . . . DAVE SHIDA . . . Conservative . . . block L . . .knights of the gridiron...played varsity football. . . chemistry is dave's subiect ... will study at city... ELYNOR SHIMMON.. .Personality plus.. . read for a party. ..participated in g.a.a. . . .black L . . .big sister. . . H-'I I secretary ...veep of advanced choir. ..red cross rep. . ..reg. rep .... will take up teaching. .. LYNNE SIBELL .. . V.p. of big sisters .. . g.a.a .... reg. rep .... participated in bowl- ing . . . volleyball. . . swimming . . . will at- tend s.i. state to study dental hygiene . . . CHARLES SIEKERT . . . Participated in soccer, track, cross country. . .audio visual club. . .radio club . . .loves cus. .. hot rod boy of the year. . .headed for cal to study automotive engineering . . . MARCY SILBERSTEIN Took part in g.a.a. basketball, volleyball manager.. . block L...c.s.f .... shield...big sisters . . . varieties . .. term play . . . wants to be another helen hayes . ..upon graduation plans ta attend u.c. .. . MADELEINE SLIVIA.. .Cheerful. . .enioys horseback riding.. .hopes to attend i.b.m. school. . . har de har har , she chuckles. DAVE SIMMONS... Can be seen running all overthe city tryingto break in his new purple suede Ioafers . . . cross country . . . track team.. .plans on making it to oregon state to become a coctor. . . don't sweat it, he cautions . . . HELGA SING . . . Kind lady. . .a wonderful sculptor . . . secretary of H-I2 Class . . . red cross rep. . . .modern dancing . . .tennis.. . international club . . . i.a.. . . plans to at- tend university of vienna . . . CHERIE SINGER . . .Smiling . . . g.a.a. ice skater. . .softbaIl. . .reg. rep. .. . activities comm .... big sisters . . :plans on blasting to san iose state college ... GARY SIRBU . . . Diminutive . . . an active member of c.s.f. . . .big brothers. . .science club .. . carnival comm. . . . goal -..- u.c, to take up medicine . .. GERALD SLAUGHTER . . . Smiley . . . always happy . . . red and white staff. . . basketball. .. carnival comm .... dolorians . ..c.y.o .... ierry's goal is c.c.s.f. where he'll take up plumbing . . . HANK SLOSS .. . Card sharp . . . man about town. . .golf team. . .tennis team. ..handled 'the cause' for the low 12 class.. .member of activities comm. ...will be a pedagogue after study at dortmouth ar cal ... SYLVIA SNOREN .. . Big 'sister . .. re . treas .... g.a.a. bowling, ice-skating, soft ball.. .in her free time enioys eating and sleeping...bound for university afcolorado. MARY STALLINGS . . . Talent plus . . . has graced such places as the mocombo... and talks' ll with her singing and dancing which she plans to continue after graduation . .. oh gosh,oh gee is her favorite expression. KEITH STEINHART . . . Guitar playing guy . . .track . . .cross country .. . reg. treas. . . .in his spare time keith studies the guitar. ..headed for city where he will study music . . . GEORGETTE STEVENS. . .BIondie..sub- dued . . . active in latin club . . . red cross ...g.a.a .... swimming...likes tennis... cycling through golden gate... plans to become a secretary .. . JUDY STOLL.. .Alert. . .always in a hurry . .. active in g.a.a .... bowlin ...modern dance . . . swimming . . . block l. . . . poster club. . .big sisters . . . will take up teach- ing at u.c. ... BILL STOUGH. . .Busy.. .loves homework ...member of science club...c.s.f.... radio club ...lab assistant ... plans on blasting aff to u.c. to become a nuclear scientist ... JOAN STRAUSS...Friendly. ..took part in red cross. . .g.a.a. bowling.. .usually seen in the halls with bob curley. ..record en- thusiast...off to marin i.c. to take up teaching . . . JUDY SULLIVAN . . . lndustrious . . .g.a.a. riding...reg. rep .... shieId...big sisters ...treasurer of latin club...she wlll at- tend u.c. to be a veterinarian .. . GLORIA SUN . . . Budding ethnologist .. . student of southeast asia . . . surf rider .. . favorite expression ou'd better believe it . . . will attend mill college . . . sYLv1A SUN.. .small bombshell...teaches sunday school. . .participated in swimming .. . bowling ... black L ... c.s.f. ... big sisters.. .will be on her merry way To u.c. where she will study diplomacy. .. AL SWANSON . . . Congenial. . .unassuming . ..took part in basketball and swimming . . .out of school activities include i.a.and sports. . . headed for c.c.s.f. where al will go into engineering research. .. VERONICA TAMAYO.. .A real swell girl ... very active member of big sistss... g.a.a .... church clubs . . .future plans in- clude city college to take up business administration ... RUPERT TATUM . . . Studious . . . active in c.s.f .... scroll ...silver spikes...track team.. .prize winner in the s.f. state latin contest. ..reg. rep .... red cross rep. bound for u.c. to study law. .. MARC TAYLOR. . .Participated in golf and basketball while at lowell ...also reg. rep. . .. admires the satellite. . . plans to attend city college .. . BARBARA Tl'lEISS...Always on the go g.a.a. prexy . . . big sisters . . . shield and I.. .pastimes include making iewelry and warbling in the church choir...admires t.c .... oh well,that's life, she's forced to. admit. . . MIKE TOBRINER...lntelligent...typi- cally lowell . . . participated in track . . . pres. of the scroll. .. semi-finals in national merit scholwship...pIans to become a diplomat .. . AL TOM. ..WiIl don navy togs after grad- uation.. .likes chinese checkers, american chess, boxing, cards and helen chew... ray lee and dennis are his best buddies here at lowell .. . CELIA TOM. . .Intellectual. . .on the etaiet side.. .participated in big sisters. . . -I2 activities committee.. .active member in church groups.. .will attend u.c. to study medicine . . . HARRIET TORNOE .. .The great dane .. . tish, tish ...was very active in shield ...big sisters...g.a.a .... block L... spanish cIub...bound for city college then to u.c. to study accounting .. . JULIE TRACY . . . Wheel. . . student body recording secretary . . . block L . . . sec.. . . big sisters . . . block L dance comm. . a . and good grief ...she admires lucy brown . . . peanuts! . . . PAUL TRlMBLE...Nice guy...block L . . . prexy of writers club. . .reg. treas. . . . likes exploring.. .makes miniature cable cars, . .says, l could say something, but lwon't ...plans to be a printer.. . SANDRA UNG ER . . . Lovely . . . activities comm .... g.a.a. riding...skating... block L . . .enioys sewing and up-to-date fas- hions .. .headed for city to become airline hostess. BOB URREA . . . Romantic .. .likes swim- min', surfin', and women...v.p. of block L . . . knights of the gridiron . . .king of camival . . . often seen playing football and liking every minute of it...he's off to.city and a teaching career. . . JAN VANDERBURGH .. .Willing, as her activities show . . . big sisters . . . shield and L . . .life member of c.s.f. . . . red and white staff. . . enioys horseback riding. . . major in bio-chemistry . . .oregon state after graduation . . . REGINA VANDEVOIR . . .Duriful .. .glee- ful . . . g.a.a. . . . swimming . . .ice skating . .. carnival. committee. . . horizon club. . . loves badminton . ..wants to take up ibm KEN VANSTORY.. .Nonchalant...pro- voking . . . H-I I activities committee . . . reg. rep .... science club. .. his favorite hobby is boating... intends to go to u.c. to study chemistry . . . VIRGINIA VELARDE . . . Demure. . . reg. rep .... red cross .. .reg. treas . .. g.a.a. swimming . . .ice skating . . . plans to go fo CNY college for a business career.. . JOHN VITALlS...Political scientist... a true-blue iazz fan...cinemaddict...to pursue his career at c.c.s.f. . . . CAROLYN VUKASIN...Enthusiastic... active in big sisters.. .future teachers . . . g.a.a. ice skating and swimming . . . camival committee . . . plans on a teaching career after s.f. state .. . MARY WADE. ..This vivacious gal has brought many honors to ldwell by her par ticipation in forensic society of which she was prexy .. . plans to attend s.f. state . . . career may be dramatics. . . LEE WAKEFIELD . . . Self-assured . . .lee came from'long beach where he was v.p. of bay's club.. .v.p. af thespians. ..mem- ber of inkling and scripters...collector of phone numbers and addresses. . .headed for pacific university ... L EE WALLACE . . .Studious. . .industrious . . . likes to fool around with photography lee will study to be a chemist at u.c... . SANDRA WALSH . . . Pensive . . . red cross rep, . .. g.a.a. ice skating . . .forensics . . . enioys horizon dances .. . oh, blast it, she thunders . . . will attend rice institute in houston, texas, and take up business.. . JOHANN WARD . . . Great observer of people...out of school activities include i.a .... can always be heard saying, hard times . . . future plans--santa barbara university . . . THOMAS WARDROPE ...Tom was a big brother. . .also participated in i.v. basket- ball.. .golf team .. .was a reg. rep. . . . admires mr. patterson and likes fishing in the deep . . . nlans to attend u. c. . . . ROBERT WElNFURTNER...Out for laughs . . .football .. . baseball. .. room rep. . . . activities comm....pIans on attending u.c .... take up vlntnering .. .in off hours enioys sleeping and parties . .. HERBERT WEISS . . . Unabtrusive . . .hard working . . .ushers reserve . . .italian club . . .music club . . .theater club . . . hopes to be a professional singer or announcer . .'. DOROTHY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS . . . Great vocalist ... member of the four voices .. . choir . . . band . . . maiorette . . . rallies . . . active in g.a.a. sports . . . sing- ing and dancing are her favorites . . .head- ed for city to take up business administra- tion. DUKE WILLIAMS . . . Calypso ioe . . . matilda is his song...took part in big brothers...forensics, ticket seller's... writer's club. . .entertains .. .plans to attend u.c. and take up premed. . . . RUSSELL WILLIAMS. ..On the quiet side . . .russ is an active member of the poster club . . . enioys swimming . . . plans on at- tending city college to become an artist.. JACK WILLS . . . Considerate . . . block L . . . big brother. . . reg. rep .... participated in basketball . . . football . . . baseball .. . iournalism is the proposed career for jack SUZANNE WINDHOLTZ . . . Effervescent . . .block L . . .big sisters . . . c.s.f. . . . reg. treasurer. . . slide rule club. . . likes horse- back riding and most of all dating . . . no lie she affirms.. .bound for u.c. to be- come a teacher. . . GARY WINDLER . . . Sincerely amiable .. . participated in soccer .. .is a whiz at french...gary plans to take up forestry at thehumbolt college . . . CHARLES WOJSLAW . . . Honest guy . . . slide rule club. . . amateur photography is his hobby ...likes bowling, girls, swim- ming, tennis, girls, and more girls .. . headed for cal to study engineering . . . DENNIS WONG...Alias peanut in his younger days . . .is quiet. . . a whiz at tennis although he won't admit it. . . spends his free time bowling... FRANCES WONG. . . Frankie . . .friendly . ..big sister. ..red and white staff.. . g.a.a. swimming . . . ice-skating . . . plans to teach lil' ones . . .to s.f. state . . . enioys rollin' down the great with Mr. Wazoa . .. JAMES WOO...Can be seen making his daily tea in math seminar and math analysis classes...plans ro attend m.i.t., c.i.t., harvard, c.c.s.f., stanford, and cal . ..will cease at the age of ninety, or older RUSSELL WOO. . .Rather droll. . .a. second einstein . . . was active in big brothers . . . tillicum. . .reg. rep .... poster club. . . russ plans on attending cal to study medicine. ARDENA WOOD . . . Jiminy crickets . . . she exclaims . . . g.a.a. swimming . . . reot movie fan. . .is bound for business coilege a become secretary and marry the boss.. . ELIZABETH YEE .. . Honest a real worker around school . . . an active member of big sisters . . . library staff. . .usher re- serve . . . g.a.a. . . . advanced orchestra . . . goal will be city college ta be a teacher. KATHERINE YOSHIKAWA.. .Good-natured .. .quiet .. .participated in shield . . .block L . . . big sisters . . .veep of g.u.a- - - -clerk of hwards . . .volleyball manager . . .plans ra attend u.c.... gee whiz, she explodes. NANCY ZAHNL EY . . . Unobtrusive. . .was in the art club. . .likes walking . . . sight- seeing . . . movies and reading . . . nancy plans to do office work . . . AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS BEWILDERED ABOUT YUUR FUTURE? Bothered about job-hunting? Bewildered about what company to work for or how to find a good, solid position that will give you the opportunity to advance and Ieam about the business? No need for a crystal ball or Ouija Board. just trot yourself right over to Metropolitan Life. Look: Good starting salaries-regular ' increases- rapid promotions. Liberal vacations and holidays Life Insurance, Disability, Hospital, Surgical and Major Medical Expense benefits. Ideal working conditions. Fun in many social, athletic, hobby and recreational groups. ' Appetizing luncheons as guest of the Company- without charge. Well-equipped medical service. A modern, well-stocked library - no charge to employees. Cash awards for suggestions For full information, come to the Employment Bureau, Monday through Friday, any time between 8:50 A.M. and 5 P.M. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 765 Callfornlu Street, San Francisco 20, Calif. I SEE a promising future for career-minded grads at Bank of America. The positions are varied-junior stenos, clerk-typists, and bookkeeper trainees-with full pay while training! Inquire at your nearest branch or at 300 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. Bank nf America Elaine Ruud, '57 Lowell graduate, is shown above. Elaine is already a skilled beauticlan and newly ready to commence her career as a professional cosmelologlsi. SEARCHING FOR A CAREER? MISS MARTY Schaumann, former President of the California Cosmet- ologists' Association, offers a complete beauty course in California's newest and most Lp-to-date School of beauty and Hair Styling. The best, most practical and approved Salon methods are taught from the very beginning, in actual demonstration and supervised practice. Phone for an appointment to come in and see a class in action! MISS MARTY'S SCHOOL OF BEAUTY AND HAIRSTYLING. 278 Post St. iAt Union Squarel, San Francisco. SU 1-7951 PAGE 109 GREETINGS FRCM THE l.0WEl.l. PTA The Lowell High Parent Teachers Association extends its heartiest congratulations to the graduates. We hope in some small way the P.T.A. has contributed to making your Lowell days happy ones. The Lowell P.T.A. is pledged to do everything in its powerto help the school and its student body. This year our fund-raising event was a great success and we hope in the future to top this. All proceeds are turned over for the benefit of the Lowell student body. To the undergraduates we wish you a successful high school career. Always remember that your P.T.A. is very proud of you and backs you up 10071. With more members we could do more. Do your parents belong? The Lowell High Parent Teachers Association invites every parent of a Lowell High student to join-and to go further, we need you, every parent. mln Union There is Strength is never signified more strongly than in Parent-Teacher work. lt is a union of parents and teach- ers working for the development and happiness of our students. Lowell High School is known for its fine traditions and you r P.T.A. will always live up to them. The Lowell Parent Teachers Association PAGE 110 OFFICERS President lst Vice Pres. 2nd Vice Pres. Recording Sec. Financial Sec. Corresponding Sec. Treasurer Historian Auditor Parl iamentarian FALL 1957 Mrs. Glenn King Mrs. H. M. Hodgson Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Vladmir Basich George Jacobs Gene Siekert Robert L. Rose lrving Breyer Maurice Fuller Arthur J. Dolan, Jr. Richard Nason SPRING 1958 Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Jack Lerch Arthur J.Dolan, Jr E. Melmon John Picone A. J. Hemberger C. R. Tretheway Irving Breyer Maurice Fuller David Cook Glenn King CONGRATULATIONS from THE BEST SENIOR REG. IN LOWELL HIGH Nick Caloyannis, John Bergman, James Woo, Dave Paslin Marc Taylor, Mike Tobriner, Lydia Brooks, Herb Weiss Tom Wardrope, Kirk Petrovic, Mary Stallings, Kathy Shelton Franki Wong, Tim Curtis After Graduation Continue Your Training by Attending MUNSON SCHOOL For Private Secretaries 406 Sutter Street Corner of Stockton YU 6-OI50 Day Classes Monday through Friday Evening Classes Tuesdays and Thursdays Prepare for a Good Paying Position Free Placement Service Send for Catalog BEST WISHES SENIORS From HERFF-JONES CALIFORNIA DIV. Class Rings ' Senior Announcements 126 Post Street EXbf00l4 2-6775 LINCOLN BOWL The Bowl With The Friendly Atmosphere Paul Trimble, Suzi Chuck, Duarte Lopes, Audrey Schwartz, Ken Polse, SKI' 1.3939 Lynn Sibell, Phil Halverson, Carol Blumenfeld, Tom Baker, Carole 6th and Clement me Boehme, Sandy Sherman, Judy Sather, Francis Parker. Not pictured - Peggie Chew, Judy Stoll, Natalie Borissow. I'O THE BEST SENIOR CLASS IN LOWELL HISTORY Buy Your Corsages for The Prom at THE BLOSSOM SHOP I807 Haight Street. MA I-5833 2095 off when you show your student body card Hi, I'm Diane Maciocia I think my ioh is terrific. I'm a Records Clerk in the Chief Engineer's office where I'm learning to he Girl Friday to fifteen engineers! I graduated from Lowell last June. Many of you will be graduating soon and looking for work just as I was. A friend suggested I try the telephone company. From the first inter- view on I was impressed by the way telephone people take a personal interest in a new employee. I'm really proud to work for the telephone company because I know I'm part of a very important industry. Pacific Telephone Arlene Weinberg, Lowell grad shown here at an IBM Keypunch machine is learning to be a practical, efficient secretary. BE PRACTICAL Whether you're planning to work after school, during summer, or full time, your earning power goes up with the number of skills you possess. Learn how to type, take shorthand, and operate modern business ma- chines. LESSMAN'S PRACTI CA BUS I NESS SCHOOL 2I Sutter Street EXbrook 2-5523 Best wishes from Elsie and the whole Borden family. . .and remember - elf it's Borden's it's got to be good. 7J70l'0Qll.I'
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