Lynwood High School - Accolade Yearbook (Lynwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1954 volume:

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For their constant striving to secure better educational facilities for Lynwood youth, for all they have done to make our high school years happy and full of worthwhile experiences, we are truly grateful. Seated at the table in the new Board of Education room Mr. Louis E. Fisher, President, discusses an expanded building program for Lynwood Unified School District with Super- intendent Reber and fellow Trustees, Mr. E. L. Morris, Mrs. lean M. Lillard, Vice-President, Mr, Thomas C. Tripp, Clerk, and Mr. Walter E. Reed. 7 fel C Qc 1 ? 5 Wifh fha - -- In Hue- - PAGES 8 TO 20 PAGES Z1 TO 62 Vurinq - - - with fha H- WW' claw? PAGES 63 TO 106 PAGES 107 TO 130 7 wx Q- - -,,-. 1 .i E ,iS 4-7, A J K. 'XTX xW 4 ,r I, 5 iff if w f E YW . 1 SQ! V, ' 1 El xx .f ff' T l 1 7 VX 1 Z I xy, ,Q lf N A 'A f wi N X Q A T x X 1 ' WINS I X! X4 c WWTP Wiih Hue ii- sk 'f as ix ,S 4 visit! wk , 5? 'K ,fu wh O S Dedicated to the Memory of LESTER L. FEHR - 1950-1954 The Vocational Shop Program at Lynwood High School is a living memorial to Mr. Fehr . . . a constant reminder oi his strong conviction that education should meet the needs of each individual student. Mr. Fehr was one of the founders oi Lynwood Uni- fied School District and for one year served as Dean of Boys at Lynwood High School. He was Business Manager of the School District at the time of his death on April 15, l954. We sorrow in the untimely loss of our good friend and advisor. ln our hearts we will cherish the memory of him and of his many services to us. M Ralph Cosman, chief magici s harmoniously with Deans, T tees, and faculty to maintain h lastic democracy and to lead y g citizens along beaten paths tl rning. Affable Administrators Keen foresight and sound reasoning of Lynwood High Schools competent personnel guide the Class of '54 through the mazy senior Wonderland - Realms of gratitude are due Principal Cosman, Dean Miller, Dean Lindquist, Counselors and teachers who assisted students through perplexing personal problems and puzzling prom procedures, formidable formulas and toilsome themes, capricious calisthenics and chemical conundrums. From depths of downright disenchantment they steered us toward ulti- mate peaks of ethereal enchantment. Exercise Pancratic Powers In a lighthearted moment Mr. Ed Miller and Miss Hazel Lindquist ruminate on potentialities ol Castle teen-agers. DEBON!-,UR DEANS AND CONVIVIA n aj Q 5' Q4 0 xy 1 w Q . lndelatigable counselors, spearhead- ed by Chief Lindquist, plot programs, confer on careers, administer tests, spur on the laggards and reassure the uncertain. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Mitchell, H. Lindquist, P. Heenahcxn, A. Iones, T. Bancroft, H. Edington, C. Hubbard, C. Nordgaard and M. Fitzgerald. -X ? WW? s .. 533: so x9 .Q 5 Wx! 32,515 , gpw , ,A if V ,muww ,xt fp, A . f1fv'1fg fifyif 1 X M -221,5 , ' 'fi f 'dz' f ,iff A, .me ww mf 5 :Q ff ' 'iwg f sf W, if ?iYE'2 21555 sw fs, bv 3 Q R?3E s' xv-gf U R 1 Q ,g 5 : Q35 ?:fif' 5 jf A A h?3fgAQ,A' 5 i'1l'hiQ.V,Q,g, , 0 ,f 53 I' Q 53 ,P A 1 fs w ,M as-4 Y ras. fwo. Q Wazszef 95 M 532' 1 Tn 'if V ,xg zgijgrs, , M Q . .At ,NY TUT ORS PR Je orn Award winning Social Studies depart- rnfrnt TOP ROW: D Copp, chairman, H. Baker, 'l' Bancroft, M La Calf, C, Hubbard BOTTOM ROW: F1 Clark, S Slcolniclc, T Vernia ...dv Mm-N,-.,'M,,,,, .... .1 . With the adroit assistance ol alchemist Merlin: F Alexander, Science Department Chairman, per- forms exteniporaneous experiment, I, Drivers, I Mitchell, G. Anderville, H Harvey, and l, Beno look on with amused tolerance YROS K. Mother tongue teachers part briefly with grammar synopsis to pass in review before subro- gating eye of Camera. FRONT ROW: C. Nordgaard, L. Zvonkin, and I. Eletto. BACK ROW: T. Turner, K. Oliill, L. Bonner, A. lones, L. Smith, M. Fitzgerald, and I. Grady. L. Brown spurs Merlin on to sound out jovial R Cohee on a possible Senior clitchday. Aiiable Wald muses on punitive penalties for H. Blair to note on pink admit slips. V. Markham envisions baffled absentees as omniscient thermometers expose phoney excuses. A Lf-1-Ir una Cllamuanzs Qlllclenl as:- cc'1f1tf,, ff Hardy, W Bradloy, P lll1VUfI,T HM-fl, R Pllibsen lulor I llflflfjllll lyplgzlzzy ,zpur :speedy :sten- o1rf1pl1f-rm, and llafldfrr beluddle ff lflcf ,pf-rzz ERUDITE SORCERERS SOLVE R. Ogilby explalnfz lntmcacios oi cw- Cular naw lo Eloclric Shop Oxpml N Kuklissll and draltsrnan, lj. lvloaan H Sarvis awaili The opporturuly to ex- pound tlw pre-enunence ol ITlOlGl:i lvl. Gamble readies sewing machine lor aclion While R, Paulas seeks out period Costumes for Castle maestrozs, M, Mlchcl w1llingly ollers suggestions, but :she lS pre- occupied wilh balanced menus fwiff' 'U ' -ii.........,.... , , , Mtg D pill? WZ MW f I. Bagdonas ogles . an so ve stuffy e u t' . , enned igure expert C nve s meter o inches l a s l il lCtl1OI'1S CG STG USICIS SC 7' F ' so elk s r l ' s ' ' . . , ge r' a . '. , t ' . Q ern to ' - 4, tract R. X Wick rn M t evi gi- ' ut e ' l , surveyil uryeld d p ortions. JZ W ! ,. 1 f W Wfljlm l lltwriil Q A! v IVIULTIFARICUS PROBLEMS The oltice crew yearns for Merlin's magic to expedite daily procedures. L. Brooks, skilled secretary, plots the principals day. PBX. operator, V. Roberts, directs telephone calls and deposits cash. D. White, library as- sistant, and attendance secretaries, H. Blair and A. lrripens keep records straight. Dirriinutive M. Evans trans- fers grades and sends transcripts. MEN TCJRS, CUSTCDIANS, ri-'-Q it-nn., o-gig., X . Mighty Tex McKown masterminds Knight athletics, ably assisted by helpful Howard, dapper Dequine and dynamic Dana. The distatl side, roguish Rees, adaptable Ansite, and pert Pymm, develop coordination, sportsmanship, and leadership. Sophomores emerge from Castle gates as adept drivers thanks to the patient training ol W, Lee and I. Kinsey. CULINARY Ready to serve the noonclay meal, Mrs. lost and her competent stall await the arrival of stampeding stu- dents and hungry teachers. STAND- ING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. lost, Helen Patterson, Lois Carlson, Frances Clark, Iulia Hitch. Constant Work and neverending ef- forts on the part of the custodial stall result in a Well kept campus and clean halls and class roms. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Emmons, C. Dun- lap, W. Hare, L. Gati, I. Ionti. STAND- ING LEFT TO RIGHT: S. H. Stevens, Mr. Downey, W. Erdman, I. Freeman, O. Hall. J' V I 'nwvgg RTISTS COMBINE TALENTS fl MHR11. ' -iif 4 , - -- X . l , I ,d WA , 1 'Z' ' fkin, ,ff V , 'N , M .s7ig?jzf-9 U f fl' fQ'v XJ ! if . Q in' X ' -A , . 1 7 W , X ' f I 5 f Ai A Q Z , X xxx K ff ' f .6 wma ln Hue 'U W ,fwwwz ' 11 v Q' EQFQIX QNX M 'X ,ll uvv' 22 SAGACICUE An indulgent Merlin placidly accepts the jests of fun-loving Senior Class Officers: Reita Anderson, Treasurer, Mike Seely, President: Nancy Hurley, Secretaryp and Don Mc Meekin, Vice- President. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Way back in 1948 trails leading from six rival elementary schools brought us to Lynwood Iunior High School. Timid and wide-eyed we shied around campus corners as the towering 10th graders brought fear into our heartsg our new environment dwarfed us. For three long years we were down-trodden Frosh rebelling at the fate that had deprived us of our junior high graduation. We became club conscious and important as we were admitted into the orders of the Squires and the Yeomen, the Pages and the Calcarians. In 1950 we were eager workers in the movement for creating an independent Lynwood Senior High School. Even as new buildings, a new athletic field, and new organizations sprang up on the Castle grounds, so we advanced from general flunkies and sponsors of the Girls' Cheat Dances to promoters of the Iunior Iamboree and the Iunior-Senior Prom. Then Merlin flicked his galvanic wand and we became the august aristocrats of the Castle court. Canary yellow sweaters symbolized our emergence into peer- dom. Energetically we spark-plugged Get Out the Vote and City Cleanup campaignsg avidly we cheered our sportsmen, we lauded our thespians and minstrels. Excitedly we planned the highlights of our culminating year: the Senior Panel, Curtain Going Up , the farewell dinner dance CAn Evening in Parisl, the Irvine Park Picnic, Baccalaureate. On Commencement, Iune 17, 1954, after twelve years of striving, we reached our goal. SENIORS SECURE SUCCESS Class council deliloerates on momentous senior problems. Weekly meetings and - avid discussions, capable committees and a To shrewd decisions solve perplexing ditticul- C' ix ties. - K-Q 1' if 'W X . iv' L ' I 41 EQ' I J 3 Y , X tx 9 -,, J Sell! ' S 0 x..-' i -a n 1 . I J .vi L Eb 6 SENIOR COUNCIL - FIRST ROW: C, Dahlstrorn, E. Kirstine, F. Simmons, S. l.aBaron, A. Aldridge, B. lones, N, Hurley, B. Anderson, I. Bauer, B. Manor, L. Peak, A Klistoft, D. Larison. SECOND ROW: C. Zensen, Mrs. lones, P. Merrill, K. Goodin, B. Prescott, D, McMeekin, M. Seely, D. Carr, W. Williams, Mr. Bancroft, D. Cordes. THIRD ROW: N, Hodgkins, G. Davidson, W. Schmidt, P. Harden, K. Bruce, C. Ward, S. lones, R. Edmondson, I. Mootz, D. Sherratt, B, Dieckrnan, M. Carr, B. Green, S. Pedersen, is ss N5 Crystal Ball Foretells Edward Ada1r W1ll1am Adams Nan Allen Ierry Alexander Q Anne Aldndge Kent Anderson Sherry Anderson Reita Anderson Iames Arend Marilyn Bates Walter Berry Darlasue Bobo K E as i Q .2 M is WWW 5 X is 'sa at A V .Fx F H 4 P Kay Aiifltin Ioan Bach Ioan Baier Carol Barnarni Lai.1Barr:'. f il iklfli' BG llf' T Douglas Beane Patricia Beaver Dorothy Beckett if1Y BQUU1 Vifaltelr BL tick Arthur Bird :f2 all Brian Biorklunfi Eunice Biack Maiireon Elf kv Rona1d3ohiin': Thomas Boone Erwin Boss Rita Borstr iiiri Ei1Titf!If'IEO Resplendent Futures Hocus Pocus Repertoire r lfff Na. ,Q -o rf M. P lfllll f-:: llr 1:1lnl llalarrrt Br1:1Tol Marilyn Broaflwell Kathleen Bruce lflaine Burien I cyffr 1 fl f'f1 11 Burt fzrm lionna Campbell Kent Campbell Marie Campo lahn Cannon llrfxfllf-y ClfIf'lWf'll llanalfl Carr Mary Carr Larry Carrier Madeline Chiupg flfuy Ulm: tm 1:1f, - n l, fxrr y f7l'1ri::tafler1:er Lucy Cifani lerry Clark Gayle Clement 26 Well Learned loan Clifton Shirley Cockrill Kenneth Coil Clystia Conner Herbert Conway William Cook Gay Corbin Diane Cordes Florence Cotillo Carroll Coulter Iames Crump I onald Daetweiller Colleen Dahlstrorn Karen Dailey Lou Dalton vm' fri? I 1 it Harold Eldrecl Lois Ellerman Betty Elm Beverly Fiedler Paula Fitzgerald Lee Fletcher lack Gaston lean Gazzolo Daniel Giles Grace D'Arntco Thomas Danley Dorothy Darsie Georgia Davidson Robert DeMatteo loan DePalma Senior Q59'l'W nw WW, W ' ' ' Q Q,, . .: fb 3' Re XM 1 2 .Evelyn Dieclcman Robert Dunkel Barry Dunn Roberta Edmondson Donald Elmer Edward Endersby Lena Eromo Marlene Feldman Ted Fellows Richard Erantom Doris Galeener Helen Garcia Evangeline Garcia Ollie lvlae Garner Kenneth Gooclin William Gose Ronald Gower lames Grandey Gonzalo Granados ...-Z' TU' gg ' M - -' gl, .4.- ..::g,,:E,:j,gg., 5 g ,!iT,.Jf+f -1 'WY if' 5. .. ' an ff? . 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Sorcery Provides Fino X iii? wx All'-r1Iwrv H 'f1n1wrKlr:2I1r'f- I 1111-r1f'Krfzf1.'1f1fi H'1f'1lI,'HlI1Ol'1 A 'Af -rf' 5 pf1llIIOfl '.1 I flHI1fxK1fCl1f n.1 Frfrnce-1:K11nz Gn:fi',1Lr1'N.fon MQ' 'S' Susan Iones Avon Kerwitz Helen Kinlon Angelina Klisstoff Ionet Koch Fiona Krems Sondra LGI-ASTON Tho1nm1Lr1kO Tho1nC1::Lon1on Indy Loo Kenneth Leiner Robert Lewis inesse Toseph Liedllcv ludith Liska Robert Loebe Phyllis Lofreso lack Lorrie William Lucas Alan Lugeria Harlan McCullough Morris McGee Donald McMeekin Marye McNally Richard Mclleyriolds lane Mallehari Barbara Manor David Marlin .gr Versatile Seniors l.OI'l!1lf? Martin Marilyn Matthew QS X, w e rr , am .5 , Nm xx Vliritori Matlhriw Pfm1Merrill Richard Maynard lean Michelzs 6' B et I y Io M C1 lt h 9 W S tc X .: A y Q -uf X lo y M ei e r Ben Miller I f' ?f ' -E Io Ann Mootz Donna Morrisc Gary Nagy Edwin Nell Milton Olson Richard Osbori Walter Peden Shirley Pederst S' F it 3' if 'UB Charle Sue Moss Margaret Mowbray Howard Murphy loseph Murphy Dorothy Nelson Leon Nicholson Bonnie Norman Cecilia O'Erien Francis O'Shea Eleanor Pairis Leona Peak Earl Pearce Fred Phelps Gene Phelps Lonnie Phillips Mary Phillips Review Enchanted Memoirs f Stanley Myer? Lois Olson Merle Pearce Gary Pitcher 35 nl' I V Prestidigators 1 ,A N ab Tu? l i' if Herbert Pontioiifs Brian Preszcott Kay Pryor ravi ii-if-V ,,,..i-nf, 36 Arlene Powell loan Pritchard Lonnie Ramsey Anne Rattlernan Diplomas Nick Riggio ludi Robbins Shirley Sauls Sally Scarlett Elizabeth Seaman Michael See-ly loseph Rogers lane Schlossberi Donald Sewell df' R Xi fr rr K PIR Yvonne Rcxtzlcxft Thomas Reddy Norton Rees William Reese Steven Rennie Shirley Reynolds 'sf f 'fn Y., ,Z '-e lohn Roselli Robert Rosendcrhl Decrn Rosenzweig Frank Sanders Wdnitcr Schmidt Dolores Schock Robert Shutz Grace Scomcr Charles Shearer Patricia Sheridan De Anno Sherrcitt Iohn Sherrod 37 GRADS BEHOLD BIG Eleanor Shubin Nancy Sieber Eugene Simpson Eunice Skinner Kenneth Smith Sue Dee Smith 45 Richard Siegel Richard Sloan Carl Sorenson Keith Silvers Carolyn Small Ruth Ann Spitzer Faith Simmons Donald Smith Cliff Stanley . R X . Qiiswgkt . Xwxxmwx ,V Xe N ll QQ -.QP l , Bernard Sleltner Barbara Terry lean Towning Helen Waagoner N-Wai' x S X Q l X . .: Q ,,k,,. X Q T ,Q,. I A V' 'f if x Richard Stolarz Beverly Strandberq Betty Sue Slandridqe Diana Teachont Delores Thomas Iohn Thomas Iarnes Thompson Sondra Tolen Ronald Trent Carol Turner Betty Vandiver lohn Voael Daniel Wagner Carole Walloclc Clauclell Ward Lois Weaver BEGUILIN G WORLD ' A Donna Webster Sharon Wilharn: Carl Zerrenner 40 S Lenore Wheeler Edward Williams Evelyn Williams Marilyn Winters Sandra Woodward Charleye Wright Leroy Wells Waller Williams Glen Wheeler Seniors Experience Evanescent High School Events vlary Lou Williamson Robert Williams Carol Yearout Charlotte Zensen Camera Shy Gerald Catlee Glen McClure Robert Dietrich Donald Medlin William Horsman lerry Waken Enrolled Second Semester Terri French Donald Hanirnack Bernice Grady Iohn Taylor pl! Fl! 3 W lg' 4-.A H3 1 ee IUNIOR COUNCIL - FOREGROUND: S. lxforirirfl. FIRST ROW: l7 Ftambeaii, S Stacia, l. Loucks, I Elliott SECOND ROW: I Kirks, M McCartney, Mrs: Hubbard, I. Stewart, L, Varney, B Voyles, B. Crossley THIRD ROW: Mr, Mitchell, T. Herrick, IJ. Cauzsey, G. Trejo, D Elliott, Shook, H. Flerriina FOURTH ROW B, lJier:s,I Webb, N Rice. M, Whitehead, C, Hend- rickson, l Hamel, M. Harris, R Klepter, G Masrsick FIFTH ROW: M Perkins, M, Hosendahl, P. Kliclc, B Maxwell, L. Pearce, ID lDuSharie, P Cobb, M. Shumway, T, Harrison, Darrell Brown. 42 IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sam Leonard, President, Dennis Rarnbeau Vice-President, Betty Maxwell, Secretary, Sharlene Stagg, Treasurer. J ounty Junior Iunior highlights include the lunior lamboree, the Sock-Hop, and the lunior-Senior Prom. Navy cashmeres were chosen for class sweaters. Information dispensed by blithe lunior Class Officers and cooper- ative class council keynotes a hcgrrnonious year for the class of '5 ,f-I uggle Jimcracks FIRST ROW: I, Crist, S. Coday, M. Chamberlain, C. Cranford, B Brokaw, S. Costanza, I. Brandrup. SECOND ROW: L. Chiuppi, D. Causey, M. Boydstun, L. Butler, C. Conway, C Bruckler, D. Case. THIRD ROW: P. Condon, T. Criss, I. Dunn, B. Crossley, D. Costa, D Dederick, I. Elliott, P. Cobb. FOURTH ROW: B. Duncan, M. E ans, B. Davis, B Denyer, I. Fagan, E. Duarte, I. Elliott, G. Engle, G. Copter, C. Dowd. 1 FOREGROUND: I. Cabori. FIRST ROW: P, Cook, G. Booth, C. Arnmerman, B. Booth, R Blanck, E. Arsenault, I. Ackley, THIRD ROW: I. Carver, L. Baxter, I Benson, H. Alrnlov, S. Beeney, C. Borkland, M. Beeson, D. Clark, G. Clarke. FOURTH ROW: C. Combs, L Anbin, G. Carney, E. Cook, R. Blankenship, R. Bredtelt, D. Barrow, D. Brown. 43 Juniors Hail Promotio FIRST ROW: If lfllifnlt, M lfnflnlfwy, M l?:1x'i.:, R Ellis, P Elin, M. Dietrich, I Devlfrl, D ifllufinf- SECOND ROW: lj lwvynr, F lltliri lqe, F HQll0r, C, Griffin, T Gore, B Hmiiiiionfi, llfilm C' Vmw' l' lm-fzrtfe THIRD ROW: D Gill, R Giovino, T. HGVTIQTOIW, R Fleming, S, ll -nflrif lamri, l Ulifurik, li V I llipyiin, fy fniilli, lx lil If fgnon, V l'lL'1I'lllll7fl, R Garner, FIRST ROW: I lliiy-lim, M Hfirrvs, R Hfirly, l Hmtiffl, M Harris SECOND ROW: S. Farr, ' ' ' ' f milton, l HCI21.1f2llJFfTIj, A Hmvercrofl, l. Gordon, I Girlinq THIRD ROW: W Kf-ririf-ly, 'l' Hferrick, W Hull, M Hitch, l Horton, T. Barlow, R levqs, R Kiibimn, I Kfw mf' .ffxx QQ F. Kittel, A. e P. Klick, F. I-lerrei o Senior dom FIRST ROW: R. Hutt, M. Hendrickson P. Kaiser, I. Hague, I. l-lenrich,I,Howells I Hughes, A. Hickman. SECOND ROW: ' K1 in, C. Holt, L Hisaw, N ' Ad, Mr Hunt, I. Iohnson, Kennedy. THIRD ROW: B Larson, R ' LA Schultz, M, McCartney, G FOURTH Klepler, F. ip K' k, S Leonard. T Kuy- Massick, I. ir ROW: D. Lawrence, K. Koozrnan, kendall, G. Lohrke, R. LaRoche, L Lewis B. Kuskowski FIRST ROW: S. Leutwyler,I Loucks, B Lernke, M. Lofy, H. Mattoon. THIRD Maxwell, N. Knowles, L. Mackin, L ROW: N. Moore, B. Morgan, E. Mello' M ule, D Meano, M. Lovett. SECOND way, D, Martin, B. McNiel, I, Matti, D. ' llel'1an,S,Lovejoy, Miller, R. I-lackworth, M. Brickert. o ROW: M. Morris, I. Ma D. Lloyd, R, Melloway, G. Labhart, V FIRST ROW: B Patterson, P. Miller, D. Naegeli, M. Partipilo, B. Piazza, D. Ottiott, S Monsen, D. Peach. SECOND ROW: C. Ohrberg, M. Perez, M. Mock, I, Pearce, D Peters, I Oaks, P. Ottley, D. Parsons. THIRD ROW: M. Rerkirlfl, A Pryor, P Moraan, R. Muth, W. Mosetey, D. Pekinz, M, Price, L. Potter, ID O'Rrien FOURTH ROW: P, Henry, I. Osrnent. FIRST HOW: R Sctioonover, C Probst, D. Robertson, Miss I-Iarvey, I. Pohlman, T Possone, D Schober SECOND ROW: B. Ross, C. Rockwell, D. Pierce, N. Rice, C Russo, B Psalmoncls, P Rose THIRD ROW: D. ReiIIey, R. Rubeshaw, M Rosenriahl, I. Roqqelin, G. Seifert, I. Rupprecht, I. Sorensen. FOURTH ROW: T Riinyon, I Roach, T. Powers, I. Smith, E. Ropp, I. Rice. Covetec O 'D 'X .uv X es' -.' ' vii, U9 ioverelgnty Granted Juniors FIRST ROW: S. Steele, C. Sturterant, S. Stead, I. Stewart, S. Stagg, I. Thatcher, D. Small SECOND ROW: R. Tarter, V. Smith, G. Trejo, S. Shewmaker, S. Simmons, L. Thomas, B Smith, M. Shumway. THIRD ROW: I. Waugh, I. Kampen, M. Sprott, B. Storey, V. Strorier R. Webb, B. Voyles. FOURTH ROW: T. Tuka, R. Gate, T. White, D. Grire, D, Williams, N West, D. Thomas, I. Tolman, Ft. Tanner. FIRST ROW: H. Tyner, M. Whitehead, C. Van Winkle, C. Vernon, N. Watts, A. Watts, N Winter. SECOND ROW: M. Wyse, B. Wheeler, I. Walsbring, P. Wilmeth, D. Vincent, C Wick, N. Wood, THIRD ROW: B. Uiers, M. Woirhaye, L. Williams, B. Worthing, H. Wood E. Zak. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL-FIRST ROW P Curtis, N Brooke, R Blair, I Pleites, D Werloy, M McKinnon I Amos, Miss: Fitzgerald SECOND ROW: H. Wells Fl l'liCk1nan, L Loebe, l, Lewin, C. Lane, S Blifzzz, D Loveloy, M Aria, Mr Nordgaard THIRD ROW: B Stand, ll Taylor, I Bach, I l'lur'ter, FS Uselrnan, I Goorlrow, G Saulrz, R Clapper, B Wells FOURTH ROW: I McGuinn, ll McPherson 48 Sophs Sight Junior Carefully orientated tenth graders an- ticipate next year's surprises and pre- cious privileges. ln retrospect, they con- template the year's successes: third place in the Homecoming parade, the formation ot a dance club tor novices, the Freshman initiation, and class dances. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Sharon Bliss, Secretary, Alvis Corner, Vice-President, Glenn Sauls, Presi- ient, Lynn Lewis, Treasurer. I Rights FIRST ROW: S Brashear, L. Aiken, B Blair, N. Brooke, I. Braly, G. Barela, I. Besson, I. Are-nd, P. Brown, M. Birkby. SECOND ROW: I. Allen, S. Bartl, M. Bowman, D Bauder, N Booth, I. Amos, G. Boyer, Cf. Bradford, S. Baker, I. Atherton. THIRD ROW: D. Barbarich, B Bridwell, B. Baier, L. Bailie, B. Brinkley, FOURTH ROW: C. Berry, D. Blain, A Anson, G Barlon, B. Bradberry, D. Banden, B. Barrios, I. Bach, K. Arrowood. ST ROW: P. Curtis, Iurfin, T. Crowley, jaldcxrera, I. Derry, Corson, M. Cosgrove, Cooke. SECOND ROW: Bristol, D. Bufkin, M. Bobo hafham, orrigan I Crawford, oppock THIRD ROW: oe B Burrill, B. Carr, Devlet, D. Davis, Carter, B. Allen, lackman. FOURTH ROW: Cardiff, B. Clapper, jobine, B. Daugherty, jage, F. Derbyshire joker, B. C 3 A 49 FIRST ROW: I McMillan, D Mclntyre, M. Iost, P. Lewis, G. Marin, M. McKinnon, P. Lightner. SECOND ROW: V. Riaaio, B King, I. Kitchen, I Larsen, L. Larison, L. Loebe, L. Lewis, W. Lanqhord, N. Merrill. THIRD ROW: D. McGrath, D. LaRoe, I. McFarland, C. Lane, C. Liinrlrina, D LoveIoy, R Martin, L. I-lubbart, B. Lottis. FOURTH ROW: E. Martinusen, I Krulic, L McGee, G Lange, D. Lavore, D Martin, D. Kliclce, B. Leonard, G. Mclnnes, I. Lee. FOREGROUND: I Rasmussen, B. Morrick. FIRST ROW: I. Pence, M. Raggio, O. Ramsey, R Moore, V. Moore, C Morgan, C. Phillips, I. Newton, S. Phelps, B. Nichols, C. Poulsen, IJ Nifezum, C Ratta THIRD ROW: D. Cierce, P. Marino, I. Rockman, M. Nehr, I. Myers, V Mzilazze, T Peck, M. Mays, D Reddish, I. Post, S. Minton. FOURTH ROW: A. Pitkanen, I Rfrlfgfvr, H Murray, D Oaks, T. Moore, T. Mitchell, B. Monroe, P. Priarnos, M. Nelson, T Pfvrraflo, I. Pierrott FIFTH ROW: I. Robertson, I. O'Dea, I. Wynn, A. Peters, M. Wibel T Miller, R Ienaaen, R Norman, V. Osborne, D. Pearce, C. Maus. i Spirited Sophs Contemplate 50 Future Forecasts FIRST ROW: S. Czelle, G Ford, D. Ernerson, G. Frdlces, M. Duprciy, G. Dugqciny, P. Foster G. Donnelly, I. Gordon, D Fisher, I. FOX, M. Ford, G. DuPriest, I. Fought SECOND ROW L. Fiore, R. Farwell, H. Gilhdm, E. Collcrtz, P. Empson, D Fuhrrndn, C. Fitch, D Gutcher D. Curtis, S. Gorden, K. Fritsche. THIRD ROW: B. Feitdg, I. Franklyn, D, Gdzzolo, L Geez' W. Dunovcin, K. Gober, F. Fillers, B, Ennis, D. Fischrncrn, R. Edmondson, I. Goodrow K. Hudsbeth. FIRST ROW: I. Iohnston, I, Hdrt, P. Henning, P. Humphries, V. Herrndn, S. Horner, B Gilbert M. Hobgood, I. Horner. SECOND ROW: D. Iockson, C, Ienlcins, C. Horlond, V. Iensen, C Willidrd, D. Griffith, B. Hickrncin, I. Hon, M. Hdrgrdve, P. Hillrncin. THIRD ROW: V Hon C. Icickindn, S. Iensen, C. Iohnson, S. Iensen, A. Harrison, C. Iohns, R. Griffith, B. Gould I Horton. FOURTH ROW: K. Hudspeth, I. Hurter, G. Hopcrctlt, B. Iensen, B. Honinerstd, D Holley, I. Hemenwcy, G. Iohnston, R. Higdon, I. Greencimyer, P. Iohonson. ,H is sir ff 1'gw FIRST ROW: H Redlern, I lloko1:,C Riirntelt, N Rees, V Holi1n:ron,I Sfirninis, I l'lo1z1:on,I Helton, SECOND ROW: P Ionein, ID lticiciio, S Houeberry, I ltoriffrxz, W Scott, I Hood, li Powr-rzz, ll R1i:::aell,E Rehor. 12, . , . :-15: , THIRD ROW: L Sorensen, L Mitt ll Smith R R11 ell V. Hifidio, ID. Roberts, B SCllf1f3lf?F,C Shook, S SII1lll1,I Sulnpter. FOURTH ROW: I Scarlett, lf. ltountrfefv, I Robertson, lt Holm, lt lIl'1Odt'3fl, G Srimnir-l::, L R1ltel,I Spears, lt HOlll'Jf1l1, G Smilss Sophs Befriend FIRST ROW: N Speers, P. Shier, M. Weeniq. SECOND ROW: S, Watts, L. White, B. Williams, K. Wrzdmoro, I. Van Arden, V. Williams, N. Truesclell, B. Watkins, C. Whorley, P. Teachout, lb Worley, C, Webb, C. Simpson, I. Sitchler, B. Thomas. THIRD ROW: N. Wright. D. Zurborg, B. Wellzz, B. Stand, B Wells, G. Tanner, T. Wolte, B. White, B. Waken, M. Wibel, L. Fiore. l' Vfilleio, ID lice Wahlen. FOURTH ROW: R. Terry, C. Terry, R. Taylor, T. Walters, K. White, B Wilflman, L. Wind, B. Vest, I, Sasser, C. Schrader, R. Wilshusen, B. Uselrnan. 52 FRESHMAN COUNCIL-FIRST ROW: S. Bach, M Griffin, A. Roggelin, D. Helm, L. Craig. SECOND ROW: C. Carrillo, L Adle, D. Aria, Mrs Edington, D Moothart, G. Bates Frosh Guilty ol advocating the overthrow of the Sophomore Class Council Mar- ilyn Grittin,Treasurer, and Lyle Adle, Vice-President, are regrettully locked up by Darla Helm S , ecretary, and Steve Bach, President. To initiate a treasury the W'd , 1 e-eyed and expectant class ot '57 vend thirty-two dollars and titty cents worth ot Frosh cards. Other dollars Wend their Way into the balance column ot the account loooks via the Valentine Dance. Not discouraged by mere youthtulness the Freshman class look contentedly ahead to sophomore d ' ays and bigger projects. 53 'x x Y X3 X In X xC3 Qt Vs WS, fx-L rio X J xx 1 FIRST ROW: I Braflen, W. Campbell, F Arinstro A Atwoorl, L Ball, E Brivtow P D Broat .t ng, . .1 , Chapman C rwoll, I Cassid R B , .Allen y, G Cardwell, E Carlson, . uracchio SECOND ROW: G. Bates, L. Arnett, Ft Biirroualisz, I. Chandler, S Boyer, B Bledsoe, A Arirlz-rzson, C Caprio, C Bullard, S. Alrnas, B Brown, B Ballarfl, V Booth THIRD ROW: E. Boyol, D Branol, B. Bjorklund, B. Bluett, H. Anderson, I. Arsenault, B Brunner, L. Cain, I. Bobo S Av Bushey T Ca , . erill, S. Bach, , , ughell. FOURTH ROW: C. Behee, Bennett, P. Burroughs, G. Cantrell, B. Chaney, B, Berry, K. Aasen, I. Barrett, D. Aria, I. Allaire, L Adle, B. Bernier, C. Carrillo, C, Barber. G. FIRST ROW: S Clark, S. Christensen, S Craib, I, Lllzey, D Collins, D. Coon, D, Evans, I Cotill tfflinondson, Ft.Cot1ins I Coil A B llavi I. Coleman THI . RD ROW: C. Davis, D. Despain, B , o, I. Curtis, G Cross, I. Crott, D, Evans, B Danielson, C. ,, . , Cramer, P. Cowens, Dwyer, B. Clark, C. Collins, M. Cowens, D Feldman. sz SECOND ROW: I. Estes, I. Colville, K. FOURTH ROW: B. Cox, E. Ernpson, B. Clifton, G. Goode, I. Draqna, G. Duarte, E. Corrigan, A. Deen, Evans, D. Fought, E. Curnminas, L, Craig. N, Criss, M. Deanda, P. Cirri, T. Costa, H. Conway, Novice M ' YSt1C Makers I B. Marvel at Mer1in's Deftness FIRST ROW: O. Gaflord, G. Franks, M. Forman, I. Girken, D. Girtner, P. Guest, G. Gordon S. Harris, M. Griffin, S, Fitch, G. Hall, S, Hanson, D, Halberg. SECOND ROW: G. Gross, D Gerard, N, Gazzalo, P. Gibson, C. Floyd, I. Griswald, B. Grable, B. Good, M. Gose, I Hamilton, R. Gustafson, I. Harder, I, Gose. THIRD ROW: F. Lenmart, I. Gundersen, B. Gott T. Groves, W. Flick, R. Fitch, D. Harbaugh, D. Gruwell, N. Gaard, N. Guith, S. Fort. FIRST ROW: K. Lawrence, B. Huff, I. Hollins, D. Helm, L. Kenney, W. Lane, V. Hickman N. Iohnston, I. Heim, B. Iensen, T. Kuntz, C. Krebs, R. Hill. SECOND ROW: L. Hopkins, IV Hunt, A. Lake, L. Hughes, S. Kvenbo, K. Hensley, B. Hogue, A. Hobaugh, C. Krerns, T Hurd, F. Hartman, T. Hart. THIRD ROW: I. Larsen, B, Iohnson, S. Hettick, P. Iohnson S. King, I. King, L. Kresch, L. Iones, S. Hubbard, P, Iohnston, H. Levendusky, A. Gowary B. Horton. Prospective Prestige Prophesied MMM Swv 'Xa FIRST ROW: C Wilishunsen L Welsh, I. Thornpszon, M Wrirren, lf. Wernli, L Venrilile, M Toylor, li TllOH1Dl1Ol'l, A Woole, I Winklo, SECOND ROW: P Hfronolifin M Zola, If W1nn,P Wynne, S Tlulrinfler, I. Wllllfllilii, Tritqe, P Tfiylor, Thornrina, I. Hiizmsell, C Wlllifirnls, M Prezszson THIRD ROW: L Wilson IJ Webb, M. Wriqhl, I Weible, L. Vrin Ando, Pi Vrin Winkle,lD.Tr1nner, W. Went, K. Wolrfith, G Toflrl, L Wyoll, H Ulrich. FOURTH ROW: M, l A Tyner, E, Yolton, R, Vest, I Wernli, T. Vfizaquez, B Woofl, B Slcvor, P. Wcilker, ID. Tolqe, V Smith, Whilfiker, G Woorlin 56 FIRST ROW: S. Melvillear, V Marlin, D, Montgomery, E. Lunsford, D Mortin, S. Loder, D. Moothcirl SEC- OND ROW: M. Mosbough, R Morcios, C, McKnight, M. Monn, M. Lohrncrn, L. Maxwell, R. Luke, THmD ROW: R, Lewis, I. Miller, W. Moen, G. Miller, B. Maurer, D. McGrew, B. Mor- colesco, G. Mason, I Moothcirt, G Lindberg. FOURTH ROW: P Mortini, L. Moss, B. Midollernan, I. Mclrorlone elb , C. Mills, E Mendenhall, L. P. Miller, I. Maddox I X fuu- ,ww- ,Q wp' il FIRST ROW: C. Staley, P. Seifert, S. Schlotterback, S. Smith, C. Spencer, S. Stead, L. Smith, A. Smith, P. Sullivan, A. Saling, B. Smith, I. Child, M. Roth, B. Speaks, I Summers. SECOND ROW: S. Sprague, Ramona Rivera, M. Slater, C. Roth, B. Rose, D. Schmidt, E. Stuart, P Rooney, D. Smith, B. Rupprecht, M, Rizzo, D. Pedersen. THIRD ROW: I. Shores, R Shook, R. Schenk, L. Swain, D. Schwald, P. Seifert, T. Sherburne, B. Stempke, B. Simmons, D. St Lucia, T. Seifert, L. Sims, I. Scharer. FOURTH ROW: R. Smith, K. Sewell, S Shearman, I. Smith. FIRST ROW I Robker D Richardsen, I. Matlock, B. Robinson, I. Pierce, D. Reader, B Peach, R Murray D Rhoads A Presson, Mr. Heenahan. SECOND ROW: D. Pontious, A. Murphy, E Melville D Nagy M Reina C. Roberts, C. Rodgers, I. Martin, N. O'Brien, A. Rice, L. Osterhout P Nordquist THIRD ROW: P, Psalmonds, I. Rake, I. Reites, P. Mortini, C. Peltier M Peer S Phelps K Rokes B Robertson, A. Roggelin, L. Orr, C. Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: C Rice G Myers L Moss R Powers, D. Oetting, C. O'Shaughnessy, I, Romano, L. Ranstead S Phillips I Crerpette A Roah D. Moothart. f 4 f 'W KNIGHTS EXPERIMENT WITH Shops teem with activity and machinery hums as profs proclaim the magic of mechanization. CRAFTS peculative nuclear h s A p Y - :ists and probable Pas- aurs seek tor answers in ew science labs. Future chemists tackle clitti cult experiment ancl trans formations under the super vision ot Mrs. Harvey. AND Through microscopic lens tomorroW's biologist ob- serves miracle ot photo- synthesis as embryo scien- tists sketch pathways of chlorophyll cells. SCIENCE Mr. Alexander prods potential physicists to solve perplexing problems. f'9 I 1 Q12 -- 1 - as A ' -I mg 59 Q KNIGHTS AND DAZE - NW: 'aw Wm fs l WW' 3 , ,. X f QSQW? ik QQ-0 V,, - x X . X 555 is f 'iw . 1 - 1 3 QWQ! wa? W 1. ug v , X, V 3 Student Body Officers indulge in o frivolous bit of borseploy. Lois Olson, Vice-President, Shirley Sdulss, Social Commissioner, lohn Vogel, Athletic Commissioner, Dick Stolorz, l-lif!f1lCff?I lf, Yvonne Rdtzloff, Secretary cxnd Evelyn Dieclcmon, Commissioner of Finance Teetering on the border of bldck mogic, Castle sovereigns brew up solutions to their potpourri of problems. Roberts Rules of Order troin future porliomentoridrisg findncidl cicumen bolomces the budget, diplomatic finesse smootbs intro- sclriool cmd inter-school relationships. A. S. B. ROYALTY CONDUCTS CASTLE IN CANTATION S DlD YOU KNOW THAT: your Student Council has handled Sl5,000 this year? l,000 Student Activity Cards have been sold? you, through your activity fund, underwrote the expenses of the Band Show, The Fortune Teller , the Castle Courier. your activity fund purchased new uniforms for the band leader, drum major, and the stage crew? the fund also paid for the pop corn machine, two electric megaphones, and costumes for assemblies? the first of several planned improvements to be budgeted from the fund is the new benches in the auad? WERE YOU AWARE THAT: this is the first year we have had a homecoming parade? the Council has instituted a program to promote better relations between the schools of the Coast League? the exchange assemblies with Wvilson and Compton and the Compton-Lynwood roller-skating program were part of this better relations program? 35,000 of Student Body money, left from the lunior High budget has been invested in government bonds? your Student Body Council is governed by a constitution that can be changed to meet the growing demands of a growing school? your Student Body Council stands ready at all times to make your life here more enjoyable, profitable and educational? STUDENT COUNCIL - FIRST ROW: L. Craig, l. Stewart, S. Sauls, I. Vogel, Y. Batzlaff, E Dieckrnan, C. Lane, D. Lovejoy, D. Moothart. SECOND ROW: Mr, Clark, A. Klistoff, C. Carrillo, M. McKinnon, C. Hendrickson, L. Varney, B. Wells, S. Bach, B. Wells, G. Bates, B. Fleming, Mr. Grady. THIRD ROW: A. Boggelin, T. Harrison, I. Kirks, L. Adle, D. Rambeau, G. Sauls, W. Williams, D. McPherson, D. Gordon, D. McMeekin. FOURTH ROW: S. Leonard, M. Seely, D. Aria. . ...gag 1 f 11 f 4, t E' 4' 7 I SW' 7 f ?WfiMf J if! ' Q 'f M W , N R ' f' l A A i f 1'5 g f- 4' A Vg. i 5 WY Q ' gi K M Lg S H YEA Q , if 4 ,J Q, ml E . I ix QI, 2 XO X i x ima i A wi! ,S .gay A .. , I Y :ZH I ' M, Q5 ,. -' X ip, f . N' 3 E N R f M lf W ,Mic Q W9 K A gp 1 x an f W ff fm 4 xXx YQ if Q 0 ,Q f 'xl A 0 . , is Q ,455 YQ? at Y ff X E ix Q 2 ,limi X- Kings X52 5 'Yi ,W 4 xi. W '. yi , Vx , 2 K- ff' . X ,fi k , fm 9' ,:Z7 ' W, QW? gf ,M gi fa 'W a' T225'f WAA. ' 3' LQ xA : , Q ffl? I X I Lf, .L ff f iff 5 M , yawwfr ', Zz N H . ,E,.. P .:,LV Q A m hi B' 5553 441 4 , www' QL , A' .,,: 5 ,t ..... fu If W 4 fgvegigkzgi w ifgexsi rg? , 9 Q Zig? 5, A N 6' if A li .,A, 3 in , Q W Q 7 1 Precision Pageantry IUNIOR YELL LEADERS: R. Blair, N. Brooks, l. Pence, G. A. Frakes inspire resound- ing cheers from the Hosler section of the bleachers Winsome baton twirlers execute skillful flips and startling re- trieves. Flag twirlers complete amazing feats by flourishing flags. Whistles and cheers from enthusiastic sidelines attest ap- preciation for feminine charm anol gracefulness. MAIORETTES: l. Miller, l. Adair, S. Bartl, I. Van Arden. FLAG TWIRLERS: P. Miller, l. Crammer, V. Peterson, G. Davidson. 68 hm 5 W 5 if R. ag, in CHOIR - FIRST ROW: I3 ficlioorioveer, li Iloke, ll Coiixoy, S Stacia, M Caciiiipo, A Powvll l. Vrivf-lli, ll llmuori, S If-iitwyloi, I, Mowbray, G, Giicciorclo, C IICIIIIIQIIOIN, II Kirzltim V f'if1iifr,r'i SECOND ROW: Mr Sweriirori, R lriqlosa, li Firvdlor, ll. Rolwrtwoii, I Iloririrl M li'-lf-1.1, M Ile-fwori, CT Fonroy, I3 Gcxloencr, M Roles, B Vcmclivei, I Dopoliiio, H lI'llIflJYl'l.1UTl, I4 Stroiafllir-ici, L Hari THIRD ROW: I Bromlriip, C Iolirizaori, B lliicilioit, M Mfiillif-W, M Pliillipn, H Iilflrml, L Phillips, A Iorieu, I3 Hcillev, I3 Cori, B Diiriliol, I Willifxirin, I Clifton, L Pf-mice, P. Prvricli, L 'lnlioriimx FOURTH ROW: K Rriico, F Kim? C' Cfmirifsr, I2 Fmimfr, li Maynard, R Holbrook, R Schultz, R Fmnioiii, I? Corolwoll, V llififivo, l. CillT1lTIOllf'fl3f?Yl, M Willimiin, C Rozsiiiurssseri, P I'IC1.ClCl'1, ll Coizipbell, I3 Krowzziuil li Kr'-iii.z HAUNTING HARMONIES Tho zenith ol must col rocognition bos- toworl on senior niqlwlingolos is ool- mitlfmco into the moloflious ronks ol llio Costlettos. CASTLETTES--FIRST ROW: li ll'.h 'i1?1JIi, 5' lJlf1.1,1, lf lii'!lf'1,ll L11-'ll'-r, M l!lfrl?l1f'w, A Klinioll, II Ilf-firlfi1I,I M1-if-I, ii li'liIIflI1'l.JlIl SECOND ROW: l. fll ora, 5' Iolirigori, li 'iinffffrify K' rlniirif-r, IT flu iili, K IIVllf ', ll Ki'-i:i,1 l l'frf'i.. 1il, I' Vfiliipinf-ll l Iii. 1ll'I!', M Ilfilf-,' VU SPELLBIN D HARKEN ERS The walls of the Castle ring with harmony - vocal and instrumental. Large groups and small ensembles meet to enjoy music together and to entertain the public. Mr. Dave Swenson's infectious enthusiasm develops singers into versatile vocalists. From Advanced Girls' Glee and Choir the gifted artists advance to become Castlettes in their senior year. Baritones and basses aspire toward Troubadours' membership. From early appearances at the football games and the State Fair, the Band directed by Mr. Robert Smith works consistently to perfect playing and marching techniques. Recognition received at the Western Band Review and the San Diego Maytime Review are tributes to the excellent performances of Band and Drum Major, Frank I-lalberg. Singly or collectively the choral and instru- mental groups continuously perform at service clubs and private organizations, and also produced the Christmas Pageant, Salute to Americanismu, The Seven Last Words of Christ , and The Fortune Teller . TROUBADORS - FIRST ROW: Mr. Swenson, S. Iones. SECOND ROW: I. MCGuinn, I. Clarke, B. Cardwell, K. Campbell, M. Williams, R. Duarte, B. Dunkel. THIRD ROW: H. Eldred T. Lomont A. Iones, D. Halley, I. Vogel, I. Bench, B. O'Shea, E. Williams. FOURTH ROW: I. Alexander, D. Hickok, D. Medlin, T. Boone, B. Fenner, B. Cook, A. Blrdsall, L. Chrisioffersen, D. Carr. 7l .N 'O ll . 'ju ll YJX! ' , ll 415 ucv Qt 5 I s - 5 ec., IV? 1 SASSY SCHOLARS AND 'fm WV? fl! .lg iz CSF - FIRST ROW: D. Vincent, S. Pedersen, T, Crowley, P. Teachout, G. Frakes, I Bach, W Williams, R Anderson, N Truesdell, I, Pence, D. Nelson, C. Wallock, I. Gordon. SECOND ROW: ll. Loveioy, G. Booth, S Stagg, N, Hurley, G. Dugan, I. Sumpter, I. Amos, D. Galeener, I Kitchen, B. Chattram, M. Bridwell, K. Bruce, D. Scliober, D. Krogstad, M. Loly. THIRD ROW: A Pitkancn, L. Lewis, I Larsen, M. Hargrave, M. Matthew, L. Hisaw, V. Peterson, C. O'Brien, ll liarisie, C Russo, R. Hull, M. Hendrickson, C, Borkland, S, Iensen, L. Larison, S. Watts, M Aria FOURTH ROW: B. Ennis, R. Horn, R. Norman, I. Hurter, D LaRoe, B Bradberry, I Kriilic, I Rach, I Liedtky, T. Harrison, D. Thomas, I. Thomas, F. Lipschiiltz Active 'lbrainsu are awarded with trips to Snow Valley and Corona Del Mar. A junior service club sponsored by Miss Hardy, the Camoens, make tray favors tor patients at St. Francis Hospital and aid the needy at Christmas. I 9 3 CAMOENS - FIRST ROW: A Ihixfuri, A llfivercrolt, M lit'-trtcfli, C llolt, M lIOY'l.3ltlIt, ll Ntiearzli, M Stow- SECOND ROW: l. ltiillrlr, l. TllOIlIfIl1, M Sprott, Ming: Ilfmiy, Mrs. Friivoq, L ltof4fqrel1ri,M Arias, ll Tynnr 72 IAGACIOUS SOCIALITES GIRLS' LEAGUE - FIRST ROW: B. Green, N. Truesclell, I. Pence, M. Gritiin, C. Rockwell, I. Hamel, R. Bostrom, E. Kirstine, C. Dahlstrom, F. Simmons, I. Huff, D. DuShane, Miss Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Paulis, Miss Lindquist, B. Shaefer, M. Boydstun, B. Ballard, L. Osterhout, L. Corrigan, B. Hickman, S. Bliss, B. Smith, A. Saling, I. Garken, K. Bruce, Mrs. Edington. THIRD ROW: C. Poulsen, S. Christensen, A, Wade, R. Marcias, L. Moclcing, M. Whitehead, S. Anderson, D. Sherratt, M. McNally, P. Bates, D. Peters, B. Martin, G. Dupriest. Main events on the Girl's League agenda are the All-Girls' Assemblies, Mother-Daughter banquet and regional meetings with other Southern California schools. S Sauls, B. Schaefer, C. Poulsen, N. Trues dell, L Olson, A. Klistoft. SECOND ROW l. Pence, M. Griffin, B. Greene, E. Kirstine C. Dahlstrom, M. Whitehead, I. Hamel. 73 GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL - Fmsi' Row: - ...... if .,,,,,,, WW., Type Pi boys learn print shop lore trom Bob Ferguson. Deciphering proot reader's scrib- bles, avoiding squirts , operating linos, pulling page proots are among their toils. TYPE PI - FIRST ROW: ll Martin, K Coil, R Hill, K. Smith, IJ llrrwflf-n SECOND ROW: Mr Perauzson, l Scarlett, VV. lltflftfftlfjbt, l, Iacoltnz, B Hyorklunrl, P Cook THIRD ROW: l, Martin, ll llenry, T Miller, I Clegg, M Pearce. FOURTH ROW: Lt Qljrien, l l.rwr-, R llurrill, I3 Giovano, E Pearce. 1 H s Miss Bradle'y s tenth grade girls, the Debba Coets, mingle service and sociability. DEBBA COETS - FIRST ROW: I. Crawtord, I. Hutt. SECOND ROW: I. Sarnmis, P. Foster, A. Harrison, G Ford, Mrs Bradley, S. lensen, K, Fritsche, G. Duggan, D Coppock BUSTLERS ENGAGE II Miss Gambles White-aproned Hostess Club members willingly serve Visiting dignitaries. HOSTESS CLUB-FIRST HOW: ff Walloclc, B 'I' :ry l fllllfll r3',,,ff P Wlfttfl1 l. lVlO1Z::, P fffmlflarwrci, lvl Mr-K1nnon,fS ficfrirlf-tt S Cfrfnt SECOND ROW S Situ-wntalnfrr, H Wf1'1fqfn1f't,l Sllfitlt Wtll1fItttl1,lg liltflfbtffilll Y' , 1-. l S llll .,.,, .t lfr1.,r.t'l, R Cjwkr-r, N Winter. THIRD ROW: lil Gfizzolfx ff Winn, A lj1'f?Tl, R Fltmrr-y, P Cflfllf, I, H0111 I, ffrawlord, fi Minton, fl lloyfrr S rf ss. f ' ,L , - : ss-it Pormally clad Ducettes usher at Castle performances Mardi Gras dance is highlight ot their social year. DUCETTES - FIRST ROW: N. Hurley, B. Iones, B Fiedler, M. Matthew, R Edmondson, D. Campbell, C. Hendrickson, P. Foster, B. Maxwell, P. Bates, L Roggelin, B. Manor. SECOND ROW: I, Pence, I. Rosson, N. Truesdell, P. Teachout, C. Dahlstrom, S. Steele, D. Causey, I. Stewart, M. Whitehead, C. Russo, E Dieckman, P. Harden, L. Peak. THIRD ROW: P. Klick, R. Bostrum, I. Clifton, I. McFarland, C, Lane, D. Lovejoy, D. Krems, Y. Ratzlatt, L. Lewis, L. Olson, L. Pearce, L Hisaw, I. Crist, I. Bauer, P. Cobbs. ULL ACTIVITY PROGRAM Speech enthusiasts Win many laurels for the old Alma Mater. FIRST ROW: C. Moss, S. Steele, I. Pence, I. Bach, A. Klistott, I. Mootz, P. Seifert, P. Fitzgerald, S. LaBaron M. Carr. SECOND ROW Mr Wellbaum, P. Teachout, K. Dailey, S. Iones, I Amos, I. Kitchen, M. Whitehead B. Smith, C Zensen, S. Bliss, P. Sheridan, Mr. Grady. THIRD ROW D. Reilley, B Dunn, B. Lillard, C. Iackman, C. Dahlstrom, I. Devlet D. Krems, I. Burton, D. Lovejoy, I. Bach, R Taylor, FOURTH ROW E. Williams, I. Hurter W Williams, P. Iones F. Lipschultz. 75 SPEECH AND GAVEL - Ace Boolckeepers, Ptlibsen and l,eeming's proteges be- come digit Wizards. Numisma- tic experts act as ducat distri- butors at Castle tunctions. FINANCIERS - FIRST ROW: I Miller, C 'NtflIrn'Iq, IJ 'I'fHiwl1oiit,lD lilllrblf, lg WliO9lQf, l' tint:-.xy I ll'lll I, ll VVxl'I'IC,1I'l Y SECOND ROW: fl l'v1tr V lluxcli, I lVliChel1:, I lhzltnfi, fl lmiltlitiit, M Wrritf,-rm, V Lernke, fi tftiifigi-it THIRD ROW: Mr Ptlibsen, L ltfi'1f1f'l1ri,lt lVlr'ltf-'xrzolflg lf llIl'ClCIItfiF1,lVll' Wizards of Figure Potential rulers ot the business bailiwick attend conferences with neighboring schools to learn ot Careers in high tinance - how to amass and handle a tortune. FBLA -- FIRST ROW: E Dieclcman, N. Iohnson, L. Roggelin, R. lvlcReynolds, Y Ratzlalt, l, ljvfdk, S Scarlett, ll Cordes, H Waggoner SECOND ROW: Mr Ptlibsen, I Bauer, I latnrvtz, B Piazza, S. Saulfz, M Partipilo, D Teachout, C, Wallock, Mr, Leeinina VEB Slim llltl 'iv 1nd Skills Aauateers enjoy sea div- ina fantasies and spear- fishing trips. AQUATEERS - FIRST ROW: D. Zur- borg, B. Leonard, L. White, D. Du- Shane, K. Fritsche, P. Foster, L. Van Anda, Mr. Ogilby. SECOND ROW: C Rasmussen, I. Thompson, L. Carrier, T Lake, I. Grandey, L. Thomas, D. Gutcher. Tennis enthusiasts dete- riorate to shufflelooard addicts. TENNIS CLUB - FIRST ROW: A. Klistott, E Kirstine, N. Hurley, M. Matthew, C Dahlstrorn. SECOND ROW: B. Tones, A Aldridge, K. Bruce, S, Thomsen, R Bostrorn. 77 Gifted Rembrants transform canvas with blended paints, under the supervision of artist, Cloutier. ART CLUB - FIRST ROW: D. Fowler, E White, T. Hurd, F. Valle-to, B Watkins, N Watts, I. Maffei, W. Huff. SECOND ROW: A. Lugena, M. Moys, S. Scott, Mr. Cloutle., I. Gordon, I. Hurter f VV, x V, . ,gd p.--.. . A 1 L! LALMGQLL, . -A w , f t A, iff, 9 .... 1 -1. ff, ,W jsyle E, ,mp M, - 4 , V V is M1 f 5 KF vim' X M ff .K V ll . X 5 'As' gn b i ' 1: 3-U , Q ff , A :sg y J A .4 ,Y 6 .sn M7 -'- as , Q, .1 ' ' i 1 if fy VX 5s v ff' X 'fy s ' ,, ' gm, ' .1 Ml . '- , ,Q my S' . 'N' ' ' Z' af sf I ul f x , Z , H Q .QR A A .X Q A? , , W' ws by li f if L X N ' A V - . , WMM X ,, , ,--l IU S 4 il J, . V' 'Q' ,J P af' W F ' QL.- px' A 0' nw- an . Q vi X V Asa On 32 All EH I K .P ,K Q Q S K Kai ws! x as 1 gui if 'Q 5 4 .. if , 'f if WS? sk L Y, xy' Wg ks 1 v :- sf ,E 1 ,S 5 X ,Y x K' . A N' I 1 R V ,fn l , 1 'f HM: i 0 f ' -. ar I .:,.,,, Vlbx vw Z . R Z '2 ' , M -,A'i TN 2.55155 F- , ' Q 3 H , Q-, f at 1? l Y Us , 1 wg ::.:K , , zz, Q53 X .. , if 3, f i X W Q? A r 3 - QQ- 'N 'QQ f M . H X Q N ,z wi '- :ii X ' Wm I aan ,., ' i iyq N- .'xm ff 'Q , BRAINS, BRAWN BEWILDE sq gl HH radios too, emerge like new from Friedels crew. Battered batteries and ,X gi OHMS LAW - FIRST ROW: R Luns- ford, T, Giqlia, D McConnell, L Ash- rnore, D. Curtis, D Russell, R Brun- ner. SECOND ROW: F Cotta, G. lvfc- lnnes, R. Tyson, Mr. Friedel, G Van Wyke, V. Kinder, B Sharp. l-li-Y Spartans try their luck at scrubbing school Chevies, backing the March of Dimes drives, and murdering melodramas. HI Y - FIRST ROW: B Voyles, C. Griffin, G. Massick, I Elliott, lvf McCartney, D Reilley SECOND ROW: N Moore, I Shook, D. Pierce, G. Clarke, B. Hammond, D. Martin, Mr. Kinsey THIRD ROW: I Cabori, I. Elliott, D. Brown, S, Leonard, T. Herrick, T. Gore, M. Pfffklnzz BELLES French fans forsee flights to faraway places and If ix fantastic fare with foreign flair. LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS - FORE- GROUND: P. Curtis, D. Mclntyre. FIRST ROW: S. Bander, S. Costanza, I. Surnpter. P. Foster, A. Atwood, P. Hillman, P Wynne, B. Smith, P. Cowens, B. Middleman. SECOND ROW: S. Bliss, L. Loebe, C. Iohns, L. Lewis, I. Koch, M. Aria, K. Fritsche, C. Borklund, I. Winkle, I. Larsen. 1 THIRD ROW: D. Gruwell, M. Murphy, B. Clapper, R. Taylor, I. Grandey, C. Iacobi, F. Lipschultz, E. lsherwood, B. ' 'I Q 5 Q Wildrnan, Mrs. Turner. 'N Mambo, Charleston, Con- tinental, Adagio and the Waltz - nothing deters these terpsichorean de- votees. DANCE CLUB - FOREGROUND: I. Hurter, B. Watkins, B. Cloutier. FIRST ROW: P. Siefert, D. Teachout, N. Truesdell, I. Hutt, B. Manor, I. Clif- I ton, N. Watts, B. Robertson, G. Du Priest, C. Iohns. SECOND ROW: F Halberg, I. Maffi, W. Huff, C. Griffin, B Lucas, E Endersby, W. Williams, P Iones, F Vallejo. Benevolent belles raise funds to aid the needy. TRI-ANNS - FIRST ROW: C. Moss, G. Davidson, S. Pedersen, N. Hodgkins, R. Hardy, P Fitzgerald, C. Iohnson, D. Cvaleener. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Harvey, W. Schmidt, M. Carr K. Dailey, M. Bosendahl, I. Hamel, S. Sanders, C. Ward, P. Sheridan, B. Green, Miss Bartine THIRD ROW: I. Lee, M. Bates, L. Dalton, D. Krerns, D. Krogstad, M, Boydstun, E. Shubin I Hope. Untiring linger artists, in- spired by Mr. Beno, lashion realistic posies in- to a variety ot corsages and tloral designs. WOOD FIBER - FIRST ROVV: M Italia, It flcfliaf-tw, I5 Mclntyrfl, G Ilflffl, CT Iloiilmwln, It IIIIIYIVLQOTI, G IIIfIk l1 SECOND ROW: M Schlac cr, I V Wh-'url'-y, II lulif'liol1s, L Lewin, It U.f-lnian, ll CXDIVIL3, I FVIINIIII, o Iil1 WIII1IlU'I, Mr Ii'-no 'Nm- CLUB Benevolent minded Iunior Red Cross members piloted by Miss Michel and Mrs. Markham plan many tacets ot altruistic activity. Korean gift boxes, hospital tray tavors and Thanksgiving turkeys bring Cheer to the unfortunate. IR. RED CROSS - STANDING: Misra Michels FIRST ROW: S Steele, I, Oster- hout, M Boydstiin, I Fox, C I-Iolk, I Orawlord. SECOND ROW: T Harrison, It Fleming, F Lipschiiltz, W Williains With Bartine and Clark eager eguestrians mount steeds and amble along dry river beds. HORSEBACK CLUB - FIRST ROW: R Usolnian, I3 IEIISIIFIIIP, C Van Winklw, IU, Case, N Garland, I Iohnston, K Hokes, I3 Vest SECOND ROW: S lylyeria, S Steele, F Minsk, P Giimst, G llall, I7 Kinder, I Derry, S Monsen, P lsiahtner, M Cornell, Miss Rartine, Mr Clark THIRD ROW: If Willianis, I3 llallanl, I5 Gerard, S Stood, P Shior, C Shock, N, Merrill, T Kriikendall, P Scrhiister, Ii llrown, I llraana, K Kooznian RAIN TALENTS Silver tongued ordtors ond intrepid debotors ovidly compete to redp lourels ond bring recognition to LHS. Grody ond Wellboum set the sights - ond sites. FORENSIC TEAM - FIRST ROW: I. Pence, I. Devlet, C. Idclcrnon, P. Sheridczn, S. LoBc1ron, L. Lcxrison, L. Ellermon, C. Zensen, A. Klistoff. SECOND ROW: I. Buch, M. Ccirr, S. Bliss, B. Smith, B. Dunn, E. Williams, F. Lipschultz, I. Hurter, P. Tecichout, I. Kitchen, S. Wcxtts, Mr.Grc1dy. Prospective peddgogues propose plons to teoch prose, preposi- tions, dnd problems. Smith ond Nordgooird point the pothwoy. FTA - FIRST ROW: S. Scott, M. Boydsturn, L. Maxwell, B. Iensen, I. Gordon, D. Ndegeli, A l-lcxvercrott. SECOND ROW: Mr. Norgucxrd, C. Holt, S. Wotts, I. Kirks, G. Frakes, T, Harrison, B. Nickols, M. Aria, R. Cobine, Mrs. Smith. W,,,.,..,.4-Q- ' . QUILL AND SCROLL: FIRST ROW: D. Schock, M. Matthew, I. Bach, B. Anderson, D. Darsie. SECOND ROW: L. Hisaw, L. Butler, I. Lee, T. Harrison, D. Larison, T. French, I. Hamel. The work of diligent Castle Courier and Accolade staffs was recognized in the spring of l953 when the International Honorary Society for High School Iournalists granted LHS a charter. To achieve Quill and Scroll status, a scribe must perform outstand- ingly in either editorial or business divisions of the publications. TALENTS EVOK lndefatigable efforts of petite, vivacious Mrs. Cffill are rewarded this year when local dramatists secure a charter in the nationally organized Thespians. Following in the footsteps of Bernhardt and Barrymore, versatile players evoke laughter and tears in hum- orous programs and performances. The culminating production of the year is the senior play, Curtain Going Up. THESPIANS -- FIRST ROW: F. Halberg, H. Eldred, B. Dunn, L. Christoffersen, E. Williams, R. Clapper SECOND ROW: S. Sauls, S. LaBaron, P. Fitzgerald, L. Barnwell, G. Corbin, Mrs. Oltill, C Heridrickasori, K. McReynold:s, L. Aiken, I. Burton, P. Sheridan. THIRD ROW: I. Kitchen, M Carr, C. O'Brien, I. Lee, B. Bowen, M. Whitehead, L. Hllerman, C. Moss, L. Olson, M Dupray QW? fIERLIN'S AWE Skipping comics -- rhythmic musicians - vivacious queen and scintillating court - cheering throngs and absorbed spectators discover Lynwoods program varies daily. PEN PUSHING PRCDIGIEE journalists dip deep into the bag ot tricks to meet ever-threatening deadlines. Indy Lee, editor, and Miss LaCatt, advisor, team up to prod and plead with toiling scribes. A tlick ot the iaithtul wand 4- proots back trorn Mr. Ferausons print shop ee notations here and a tew there, paste-ups, tillers, cuts, thirty , lfrostol Another edition hits the campus - and everfharried writers start new assianrnents. BACK ROW: I Rico, I3 Schock, I Lee, Miss Laffail, M Phillips, T French ES firizam-r, F Halhera, FRONT ROW: I, Dunn, L Hisaw, !Sas1Yfi'9 ' no iF Split-:second rmiio tum V rofloctfld m the te-nrao faces of ermomeers, C Sorenson cmd E Endersby as they cxwmt the Cue from director, B Dmmrm. Hcxdlothe-:sp1ons,E ' ' B Stettner, ct CI Wilhomh, and L, Hart emo Gcetious comedy, K I5m1Qy, F? Voylrws, Jrrud I Liediky mssqllfillollrlly :rtufiy scripts Cm S WCH- bomzx mid I Shook pvrform C1 drarrw- ' xzronfe Mc uumo , nd IIKE M AGICIAN S 1VIERLIN'S MAGIC MINIMIZEI IITIH Picture Editor, llorothy llarsio, discusaeses pix with copy assist- ant, Marilyn Matthew. Copy lflditor, Terri French, schemes up captions. Dauntlessly the statt undertakes the task ot assemf blina memories and cataloaina Castle lite. Artists strive to capture intanaible moods and expressions in cartoons and sketches solicitors brave inauirf ina yes's and resoundina nas as they beseech businessmen to take space sales cainpaian statt Wrest pennies trom depleted pockets quill wielders wear multitudes ot pencils down to nubs while mullina over facts and tiaures, thouahts and tenses shutter snappers study anales and areas. lt's a lona time from September to lune but as the deadline hovers nearer and nearer we earn the tab, 'lbusiest people on campus . The accomplished aoal is in your hands - the Accolade ot '54, Lens hound chief, Fred Lip- schultz, explains exposure and timing to assistants, Kirk Gober and Frank Halberq. Sports scribes confer on dates and scores: lohn Thomas, Larry Carrier, Paul Merrill, and Cecilia O'Brien. Record-siiiazsliina :sales caiiipaian stall, loe Murphy, Ann Mootz and Ken Goodin, happily contemplate balanced budget. 3 , Mrs. lones Plotting dummy paste-ups are sponsor and Editor-in-Chief, loan Bach. Potential Business Manager, Tom Harrison, trims the proofs. t Anderson dis Ace organizor, Rei a , , cusses credits and debits With as sistant, Dellnna Sherratt. IIULTIPLE STAFF PROBLEMS b sh magician Dave Publicityfwise, Sherry Anderson, Lonnie Paint and ru , Martin and Barry Dunn plaster posters and Fowler, creator of Merlin, admires technique ol Flodell Larison, scratch- activate PA. airwaves. board artist. WATCH CUT FCR SPOOKSH 'QQ Witch-craft, sorcery, spooks - even Merlin's long hair stands on end as the Iuniors dually tascinate and frighten spectators at the annual Iunior Iam- boree. The pert pajama polka, the awe- inspiring skeleton dance, the cowgirl trio, the Spook-infested play, were only a fragment ot the entertaining acts presented in Watch Out tor Spooksu. V 5 . .N - ,, hx, 1 iii! N 5.8 6 . i w t f 2 . 2 if X 4 ' 'A fax. LH' yer.:-fm .is t i if iil t Ei l' sifiil MUSICAL MEDITATION The timeless message ot the Christmas story is captured in living pictures and the musical background ot the choral groups. Elm The l'Seven Last Words of Christ live again as soloists and choristers musically narrate the hope ancl joy ot the Easter story. ,ua- 1 ff . I . 1 L K1 V, fa5753V Q K vm , gl J 4 nfl Q ,:-' bm' kv , QI, if 29, in X Q 1-swift? - Adi? .xg g kfggggg il -if V -:X - x fiii - . . , Hf fi A +fxQ1.Na?!5i flf QQ? X E-529 f E SNL ' girl 'wiifwx x wmv.-515, 'K - xxa x - I x' sew.. .Nei X lf S Q Nix wa iwdx fff' - . Mgifffftlf f fxgfiizzi 1233? :E1i'21Eizi' 12 X XX-X rx A L it T5 A lew mystic phrases from Merlin and the Castle Homecoming Week arrives. Spectacular floats stop trattic on Long Beacln Boulevard, and Aauateers nose out FBLA to Win coveted tirst place distinction. Fervent tans clrieer team on but Compton proves a jinx. Queen Diane Teachout brandishes scepter at alter-the-game dance. DF KN AVISH KN IGHTS lflilflllll lwtlllllfiflilflfi WlHTl'?tl3,PfIl1lMCV- Lynwoodls representatives to Boys' till rn 1 Afltlffllflfi Kliutoft, receive thix' State Gnd Girls' State, Meredith Perkins if 1 t xnition hfefffziinf- ot fill around and Roberta Hutt, smile happily ds they f-nt of fTl1fIYf1ffi'?t, intellect, anticipate UH enioycxble week in Socra- i til int Lzwiifil .'T'1nlr1i'i.: niento, INTELLIGEN SIA SN AR f li' f rtiilly tlif- tf-n top rfinl-:ind meniora in zschold ship recall burn- ii 1 th' inilni :ht oil a f f find zzldvinq over exdnizs Lonlcinq ahead to rtir wrrliif-vf-ni'-nt.: tire loan Finch, Shirley Pedersen, Carol J illwr k, lll'1il'I'lNfVICl1O'1i,lO!? Liedtky, Kathleen Bruce, lteitcw Ander- i ffwiliri Oliiivrri, Ken Coodin dnd Roberta Edmondson tnot 1 f ir' tl Mike Seely, Ex- Chdnqe Club Boy oi the Yemr, win.: S25 OU bond to add to his on-to-Coll lede fund Ii1nior,l7red Li Schultz, Accolcu photoqrcipher, nmned i'Boy ot tl Year by the Ci ofldynwod vm tsiilx xt . ' i 1 Z- it .ifqig sf KA iq 1 N, . T 2 X gl ,Q . -sf 3:-'V ' A . - W M wen- x w is 'S X Q, ax sw Q. FW, i 1 2, ,, s ?jsSm. w .f-get g fx 5 Q QL LWARDS WITH WIZARDRY loan Bach, class valedictorian and Accolude Editor, reaps more honors as she is named Seymour Award nominee and DAR Girl ot the year. Mr. Copp and junior, Dale Costa, contemplate itinerary ol their Freedom's Foundation Award winning trip to Valley Forge. k of America Award Winners are congratulated by r Pettijohn, Mgr. ol Lynwood Bank of America, and Principal Cosinan. FIRST ROW: D Galeener, Vocational Arts, L Olson, Fine Arts, Mr Pettiiohn, I Bach, Liberal Arts, I Murphy, Science and itheinatics, Principal Cosrnan SECOND ROW: C, O'Brien, Lanauaae, G Clement, iop, B. lanes, l-lornemaking, D, Larison, Art, K Goodin, fience, H Anderson, English. 95 egx ...J A S Ng if S Q? In Victor llerberts 'l'l'lie Fortune Teller , gypsies and royal l-lussars trolic in mythical, marvelous l.ivonia. Gypsy maiden, Carol Iolinson, tlirts in song with Count Larry Christottersen to the dismay ot tier aypsy sweetheart, Iolin Voael. As ballet master, Mike Williams plots to possess the million dollar lottery ticket. The love interest is maintained by the intrigues ot belle of the ballet, Lois Olson and llussar, Eddie Williams, Ctiarle Sue Moss, student director, adroitly adlibs to save a precarious moment. Otlier roles are suna by: Doris Cfaleener, Ray Holbrook, Dick Hickok, Angie Klistolf, lay Bench, Donna Campbell, Marilyn Bates, Kent Campbell, Castlettes and Troubadours, all ably directed by Dave Swenson. SUCCESS WAS IN THE CARDS CURTAIN GOING UP The culminating dramatic production that challenges senior talent is Curtain Going Up . This years choice is a comic story ot the trials a young high school teacher experiences in producing her tirst play. Myriad comic obstacles confront Miss Burgess, Charle Moss, as she deals with tempermental individuals, Memories ot the side-splitting situations created by these senior thespians directed by Katherine Qttill will long be with the class ot '54, The cast includes: Miss Burgess Lorry Fuller Nancy Leveridge Miss Moran Miss Rivers Elsie Hunter Sylvia lanet loan White Charle Sue Moss Paula Fitzgerald Lois Barnwell Cecilia O'Brien Mary Phillips Karen Dailey Nancy Hurley Mary Carr Pat Sheridan Kyle Roberts Mr. Norman Carter Andy locko Milt, , Buck , Mr. Tony Peterson Mi: Leveridge Student Directors loan Burton Kent Campbell Barry Dunn l-larold Eldred Torn Reddy Glen Wheeler Lonnie Martin , Clinton Matthews Lois Ellerman and Barbara Fiowen F REE DOMS FCUNDATIOI Little Lynwood, a mere dot in the sea ot Los Angeles County, has again attained national prominence by winning its third Freedoms' Foundation Award, its :second :auch recognition in two years. llmnocracy is a living, vital principle at LHS. Students, aflnunistrators, and teachers work hand-in-hand with civic leaders and community organizations to make our :schools the best in the nation, our little city a progres- sive and pleasant place in which to live. Facing prob- lems squarely, considering methods of attack, taking :steps to remedy bad situations . . . all have combined Q I 1 -nn , - I 1 ' 'Q . 3. . , ...... . v' ,.y..f- 1 ,,' .y t 1-fffwisw to make us alert, civic-minded, ready to put-our- shoulder-to-the-wheel young Americans. We've had our clean-up days when we donned blue jeans, armed ourselves with rakes and paint brushes, and went to work. When the question ot our municipal swimming pool was at stake, we organized a spectacu- lar parade, circulated handbills, and sat with the babies while our chaufteurs drove mothers to the polls. We feel a sense of real attainment as we see the rapidly growing structures on Century and Bullis, We know that our interests and etlorts have made , .v t I I xiii! 98 ' PRX J v-...N 615, 1,f5f4?- P WARD WINNERS possible future mermaids and mermen who will win many natators' trophies to display in the old Castle Showcase. Whenever there has been a call to put a drive across, we've risen to the challenge. Early in September our Drill Team helped put over Lynwood's first White Cane Day, the Iunior Hi-Y Spartans chalked up a record- breaking March of Dimes campaign. The turkeys we bought at Thanksgiving time brought cheer into many homes in our community. When the problem is a question of getting out the voters, we believe we function at our highest efficiency. Since only 5570 of our qualified voters cast ballots at a recent school board election, we decided it was time for action. The Senior Problems' classes formed a Steer- ing Committee to chart the course, The art classes lettered yards of signs to string across Atlantic Boule- vard, our novel hand-bills caught each wandering eye - Results: 28.501, of the registered voters appeared at the polls for the April elections this spring. Last year we sent a feminine contingent to Valley Forge - Mrs, Constance Hubbard and Iunior Shirley Sauls flew the airways. This year the men will have their inning, Touring historic Eastern shrines of democ- racy this summer will be Lynwoodites, Mr, Dwayne Copp and Iunior Dale Costa. 99 it Campus Candids Cato unsters 1n the Act Mer1in's shutter bug sleuths snoop dround, catching us in our myridd predicdments. Secluded darkrooms yield these prized prints depicting moments of hildrity, exhaustion, cmd studious dbsorption. W . , -1 Xm A s l , u -3 fy -'SIA Q C W , R at i Sf rkgwln 's NX swam sa? ' si , ft K. x ,ff an V H. Q ' swf' Bopsters e barterers - beauties and brains - Castle attendants laugh as they learn. Laughing Lasses and Merry Masses Q fgagtv 3.3 pg A.. 32:5-s: nw 2 A 3 Q' 14 .QQ f, 93 EMM W, f Wfmf,f2ff'm., A .M FPMUMHT Aglg , 'Hg Q it 7 Nav fig JL x .aagggk .D I' ff K, 6 W if ww. 12 . jfs' '- I f?2g, ?3 . - -a fwwgf S E ,1 X364 NE 21? A WEwfg?1R we-f' P3 Contrasting activities in worlceplay rigamorels zzpice Castle lilo Skill and grace ot can-can girls and lollipop-licking youngsters vie with versa- tile laculty athletes lor attention ot perpetual picture-:snapper Redd and P A. announcer, Well- haunt. Hep cats, Klizstotl and Dieckinan, have a ball while weary ad solicitors rest blisterecl feet. Scholars learn :science via labs and gadgets, wliilf: Frencli entliussiaasts try lingual skills in :sophisticated cabaret :scenery Seniors - f the hula in the wheel of Castle life line-up for Cap and Gown measurements. ,-svn, -qi-:1 . ' Tb fx 'rl Q g . AI 0? gf, W... Y .J 2 N3 f I . 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Torrance hosted fand toasted? the club with an enticing display of broken-field sprinting. friendly confines of the local turf, Lynwood buffeted the lordan goal but could only gain entrance to the promised land on one occasion. The tie-breaking extra point failed to materialize. Downey's Vikes got away with the bacon in the second league game. Wilson's Bruins got a fourth- quarter decision in the game of the year after the clubs blasted each other for 45 spine tingling sweeps of the clock hand. The vaunted San Diego Hooverites traveled l8O miles to Lynwood and could go nowhere when they got here. McKown's marvels scored 45 big points for the top mark of the season. Ah! sweet victory. Trying to match the Hoover debacle, the Castlemen visited Excelsior on a foggy ' d evening. The result was a l3A7 triumph for Lynwoo . h f the defense to hold and Compton put away a l3-7 nugget in a Rex lohnson proved too muc or shaky hand. Th ou Adeegras came in the finale. Lynwood tallied four timesg added four extra markers and won a e c p sparkling 28-Zl nod over the Hares, - h s from the fullback slot, as did Bob Rosendahl who alternated Ed lsherwood drove to All League onor ' ' lc ball of fire guard, Won the nod on the second string. between the line and backfield. Terry Herric , a ferry Webb and Ron Klepfer fought their way to honorable mention. The last three return to the fore next year. Back in the Coach Mcliown primes veteran Beeming with satisfaction Line guard Herrick for more Coach, Dflrici puts his charges frgmlmg action through their daily grass drills . P f 0 hysical Prowess BOB ROSENDAHL-Halfback Graduating offensive powerhouseg did yoernan duty on defense. ED ISHERWOOD-Fullback Pile driving fullbackg led the club in rushing. RON KLEPFER-Quarterback Part side pass pitcher who ran the split T with professional finesse. DEL MASSICK-Halfback Mighty mite halfback made defenses wince. DENNY RAMBEAUHI-Ialfback Hawk-eyed defensive halfback specialized in pass snatching. L IERRY WEBB-End Agile aerial receiver and a bear on defense. TOM LGMONT-Halfback An exponent of speed and more speed. SAM LEONARD-End Defensive end of the crdshing Varsity. fl MAX MCCARTNEY-Fullback A full back who was always low and always driving. GREGG CLARKE-End J Rangy end liked it best when -.... , 's 'x 5--N' ,R the going Was rough. XV... 0 IIM TIIOMPSOIJ Tacklv- A CffDI'IVIfV1f1'i Iialitiiivk, aiarit Iiiii ri1iifJ'Jf'fi 1111- vrilfi if-11 1fy1o1iriVafyf-1 IOIITI I1OfSIll.LI fiiifirft Cwiizirr into Iii: 1-'Uri fl 1Iir- f- Or ffrfiqrr-g1,:fr'I LARRY RIFFIIL . K . U Fx1H1I'i -xl11rl1iITI.,1.7 Mit 11111 in Iiwrrt ani 'i 1 1II1II1'I11ClYI 110 IOE CARORI Tackle. A va1uabIe brick in the iorward waII LARRY CARRIER Center Top :snapper- back and a :sturdy block on cieerise. DICK SLOAN Tackle The bigaest IIIGTI IH 11152 center Oi the action and C'1I'NfIYl91I'ICIO when neeziefl TERRY HERRICK Guard. '53 was his second year oi Varsity bo1I and aqain he was better CHARLES GRIFFIN Center, Speciahzed on extra point production, DARRYI. WAHLISN Center, An outstandf ing prospect ot the younger crop of Iinemen FRANK SANDERS-Tackle The strong mon as Q defense lion IIM CRUMPfTack1e One of Dancfs he-men in the fine defensive Iine ,X JE' 'z- ig A 3 J X J Q5 w rc if 3164-I, ,W N Ll Q ,A ' hw Q Y il nn-u g TOUGH TURF TERROR LEAGUE CHAMPS, IV TEAM - FIRST ROW: I. Shook, D Mc- COUCII lFQfiHiHf2 Hifiilftfi tiqrlpilv and for Pho-tooo, 1. Elliott, W, Berry, r. Hohiioo, 13. wiiiiomo, R. Norman, fi H004 ffffwofii tw IV fi hfrve WOH D. Brown. SECOND Row: B. Whiiomoo, T, Gore, C, ioooioi, D h'l'l1I 0Il'hlIl Minneban, M, Perkins, M, Doud, R. Iensen, D Perkins, Coach Dequine. THIRD ROW: B. Bradberry, D Bowden, P. Psalrnonds, I Walker, B. Kuskowski, D. Evans, I Warner, IV AND B FOOTBALL A, league clianibions - sweet words tor the ears ol Lynwoods I jubilant IV's. Piloted by Coach Del Deguine, Lynwoods under- studies lanced all but two opponents in league competion. A 1 X team ot keen spirit and untailing determination won Castlites their first Coronet in Coast League play. I The battling l'B's of Knigbtville, led by Captain Paul Merrill, 1 l garnered two wins over Wilson and the league leaders, Poly. 4' ny, A Coaches Iack Kinsey and Eugene Boswell produced top tligbt 7 material tor Varsity use. Aly R W ' ' Wi Eg - -I jklyvl -5 5:5 H2 ACKLE AND TANGLE IV SCORES FOR LYNWOOD 32 20 15 14 7 13 38 '53 B SCORES FOR '53 OPPOSITION LYNWOOD OPPOSITION Serra 7 O St. Anthony 13 Iordan 6 U Torrance 8 Downey U 14 Iordan 19 Wilson l3 7 Downey 13 Excelsior l3 U Excelsior 13 Compton 13 13 Wilson l2 Poly 6 O Compton 20 26 Poly 7 Kinsey, Boswell and Captain Merrill plan the downfall of a future oppon- ent. B TEAM - FIRST ROW: M. Nelson, D. Reilly, D. DeSpain, B. Wells, G. Bates, P. Merrill, C. Adair, F. Vallejo, I. Dunn, L, Adle, E. Yolton. SECOND ROW: Coach Kinsey, I. Moothari, R. Hackworth, A. Avery, D. Zurborg, D. Gordon, W. Donovan, L. Hopkins, S, Bach, I. McGuinn, D. Laroe, M. Wible, B. Gould, D. Aria, C. Fitch. THIRD ROW: Coach Boswell, D. Moothart, T. Perrotto, I. O'Day, R. Lunsford, I. Hicks, M. Hitch, R. Tanner, I. Robker, C. Gatlin, R, Henderson, D. Furhman, K. Asen, G. Tanner, L. Fiore, P. Empson. 113 CASABA Torn Danley chalks another point up at the charity line. Center, Pierce, sets the roundball for another big two. Drill director for the Varsity valiants is easy- VARSITY BASKETBALL - FIRST ROW: R. Horn, T. Danley, D. going Bob Howard. Rambeau, R. Klepter, M. Seely, R. Stolarz. SECOND ROW: Coach Howard, S. Leonard, B. Rehm, G. Clarke, B. Pierce, M. McCartney, E. Adair, P. Iones, 114 Bob Behrii, Forward Ron Klepier, Guard Fd Adair, Forward Tom Danley, Guard Dick Stolarz, Forward Gregg Clarke, Center Dick Pierce, Center D. Stolarz is a mite too late and the opposition racks up another digit Craving competition, Bob Howards round ballers ventured eagerly into Coast League play, only to return battered and bruised. Facing squads knee-deep in top notch material, the Castle crew found the going tough. While accounting only two victories in a dozen starts, l-loward's hoards are now the Veterans. Dropping Excelsior twice, once in each round, gave Lynwood its two and ten record. Lynwood showed excellent early season form when the Knights surprised everyone by advancing to the semi-finals in the Long Beach Tournament. Led by lanky Gregg Clarke and diminutive guard, Tom Danley, the Knight casaba crew drove past Redondo Beach and Gxnard betore they were pulverated by the champions, L. B. Poly. Gregg Clarke's ability and good sportsmanship on the court proved reason enough to place him on the tournament ten, Losing only four araybeards, Capt, Tom Danley, Ed Adair, Dick Stolarz and Mike Seely, via the graduation route, Coach Howard can look torward to an improved season. Next year shining on the Castle horizon will be Gregg Clarke, top scorer on this years club and a leading rebounder, Bob Behm, possessor ot a beautiful, jump shot, Bon Klepter, proficient floor man and set shot artist, and Forrest Blankenship, excellent rebounder. CREW CAVORTS MIGHT' prodlin L Chrisiollersen I Shook B Iensen ECOND ROW D. Lovoie B Miller G Iohn rton, G. Longe, C. Gotlin. THIRD ROW: N Merrill, Cooch Kinsey, R. Rhodes IV BASKETBALL - FIRST ROW: W. Huff, D S : ' , .',. - s C BASKETBALL - FIRST ROW: B. Crossley, B, Sioncl, B. Wells, D, Schwobe, D. Zurborg, T. Criss, R. Burrill. SECOND ROW: I. Hunt, D. Mortin, L Noegeli, I. Bobo, P. Nordquisl, R. Clifton, L. Hort, A Loke. THIRD ROW:B.Whi1e. D. Arlo, Mr, Boswell, B Wells, S Fort. B BASKETBALL - FIRST ROW: D. Helm, I Goode, M Doud, D Mcrrtin, P Merrill. SEC OND ROW: I. Rice, D Reillcy, B. Ollen, G Mossick, C. Monks, C Corrillo. THIRD ROW I Robker, F. Vollejo, Mr. Gough, B. Lorson ll6 VIIDGETS MANUEVER IV'S An inexperienced IV casaba crew tound the going tough in the rugged Coast League as they wandered through the season with three wins and a doubled amount of losses. IIBISII Led by two high scoring captains, Paul Merrill and Bob Loebe, Coach Gough's B basket- ballers dribbled through a hardluck season. Losing seven games by less than tive points in '54, the B's should have an improved squad for competition next year. HCISII The Little Mites surprised the court fans by possessing the spirit and determination tor victories. Guided by Captain Bill Wells and coached by Eugene Boswell, the Cs triumphed in tive out ot thirteen starts. Sam Leonard strains for possession as Iensen Lynwood gains two points as Wells rattles the rim Worries and Chnsloffefsen hopes' Dave Zurborg eyes the bucket lrom thirty feet out ll7 I 1.,i 3 II I I M., ClflfIfIClf1TkE',P Ron Klepler, P Darryl Brown, P lfcl lslrvrwoonl, U ll1r:lcMOOrfq3l'l Fld Adair, 3B Mcvreixlrllrl3Qrk1n:1,2l5I Irm lfllrott GI? VARSITY BASEBALL - FIRST ROW: I, Nloollmrt, I3 Mirmelmorm, I llurm, ll Hvlrxral, F Kl1.3lCOVV15lil I lflliolt, F lsslmrwoorl, lvl Pfrrlurmzx, N lvloorv, R, Kloplmy I flowers. SECOND ll I l I HOW: I3 Frlrltol, I Gaston, I3 Mnnnsrck, 'l' Herrrck, H l?lr1r1kffn:21l1p, G Clmrkfl, ll Browrm, E, Aflmr, C Grrllirx, I, Thomprsorl, Cooch llfmci J' ' 1 l - -i 4 JEMONSTRATE DE TERITY VARSITY BASEBALL Champions in their first cycle of Coast League play, truly a feather in the cap of Lynwood's miraculous men of the diamond. Coach lack Dana's hustlin' hearties of the two previous calendars, each brought to the Castle court- yard a championship citation from the S.G.V.L. This new triumphal arch proves again that the name Lynwood means power plus in the realms of the horsehide world. ln the Pomona Tournament, during Easter week, a team of nine Knights won four straight battles, only to lose a heart breaker to Chaffee in the finals. The All-Tournament team found a quartet of Knights KT. Herrick, R. Klepfer, I. Thompson, and E. lsherwoodl in its corps. Team play was the deciding factor in the team's success, but Lynwood, too, had its out- standing performers. The remembrance of Ed lsherwood's no-hitter against Alhambra will never fall from a Lynwood booster's mind. Iim Thompson, the team's leading swatter with a batting average of 600, and Ed Adair and loe Rogers, the great defensive dominoes, all played an important part in the crusade. With only four seniors departing, Coach lack Dana can look forward to another season of winning in the spring of '55. IV BASEBALL TEAM - FIRST ROW: L. Naegli, K. Goode, S. Bach, D. Moothart, L. Craig, D. Aria, B, Stand. SECOND ROW: G. McGinnis, E. Yolton, T. Mit- che-ll, E. Collatz, A. Pitkanen, B. Anderson, I. Bach, B. Carpen- ter. THIRD ROW: K. Sewel, M. Doud, G. Lange, R. Norman, E. Lundsford, P. Priamos, L. Gar- rett, D. Gruwell, D. Wahlen, Coach Kinsey. Masterminding mentor, lack Dana, readies for pepper session. CINDERIVIEN CRAMI VARSITY TRACK - FIRST ROW: 'NNN T. Gore, D. Iensen, I. Elliott, S. I Leonard, C. Iacobi, B. Rosendahl, D. Sewell, R. Tyson. SECOND ROW: I, Edmondson, L. Christof- fersen, B. Bradberry, I. Ackley, B. Sorenson, L. Holcomb, L. Fletcher, R. Osborne, L. Carrier, D. Lavoie. THIRD ROW: N. Merrill, B. Iensen, B. Hammersla, F. Sanders, L. Wing, B. Prescott, B. Lucas, R. Tartar. Again the powerful Coast League took the toll of Castlites in the cinder sport. But in their own backyard the Knight thinclads pulverated the Lynwood record book with machine gun intensity. Leading performers in the varsity tandem were Iim Rice, Bob Rosendahl, and Larry Christof- fersen. The battering Bs were led down the lanes by Larry Hopkins and Ierry Warner. Carlos Carrillo and Robby Hackworth crushed many a C record and tallied with consistency in league meets. B TRACK - FIRST ROW: K. Aasen, R. Henderson, I. Perrado, A. Avery, I. Warner, L. Bauers, R. Taylor, R. Lunsford, T. Lavilio, B. Danielson, F. Vallejo. SECOND ROW: I. Hemenway, D. Farnsworth, B. Leonard, P. Empson. THIRD ROW: M. Nelson, B. Miller, I. Gunder- sen, I. Tonian, B. Lewis, G. Bates, D. Gordon, R. Tanner, I. Allair, B. Slane. FOURTH ROW: L. Fiore, R. Iackson, L. Hubbard, D. Zensen, L. Hopkins, R. Berry, I. Harden, L. Thomas, P. Iackson. Coaches Dequine of the track team and G. t Kennedy of cross-country give a few start- . ing pointers to novices. A hai t s 5 5 ION TEN DIN G COMPETITORS Wells and Toleinan chop through the final lea ol the l32U. Torn Criss arirnaces lor the sake ot tlie Camera and pushes through with a winning etlort. A silliouetteol vaulter twists clear of the runa C TRACK - FIRST ROW: R Rhodes, C Carrillo, R Haclcworth D. DeSpc1in, T. Criss, A. Corner, B. Rooney. SECOND ROW: T Wolte, R. Burrows, D. Zurborg, B. Wells, G Gross, B. Carditt, C Banitti. THIRD ROW: M. Wibel, C, Terry, D Swahhe, A. Pryor G. Bennett, D, Reordder, L. Sirnrns, D. Gutcher. CROSS COUNTRY -- FIRST ROW: L. Sorenson, A. Corner, M Nelson, D. Farnsworth, B. Wells, T. Wolfe, R. Taylor, SECOND ROW R. Cardiff, I. Franklyn, L Swain, H, Mattoon, B. Slcrne, B Lewis THIRD ROW: Mr. Kennedy, E Ernpson, V. Osborne, B Ennis, B Prescott, S. Hammond. FOURTH ROW: I. Bach, M. Woirhaye, l Waugh, L. Christottersen, K. Tyson, D Zensen, L. Bowen. ,gm i' VARSITY TENNIS - FIRST ROW: B. Lewis, I. Krulic, I. Robertson, D. Coach Tom Gough Greene. SECOND ROW: R Liggett, B. Uselman, B. Duncan, D. LaRoe, reioices alter tennis L Lewis, B. Loebe, I. Murphy, W. Williams, K, Goodin, I. Waugh. team triumph, TENNIS To build for the future was Coach Tom Gough's policy on the netted courts of the Castle this year. With only three returning lettermen our fly-swatters had but limited power. The Castle ball boys ended the first round of league play with a record of two wins and three losses. The Knights downed the Vikings of Downey by a one point margin, lfilfg to l51f2. Once again the Knights of the squared court were triumphant when they clobbered a Tarbabe crew, l7V2 to lfllfg. This was the first Tar- babe team beaten by a Lynwood squad in any sport this year. The '54 racgueteers were led by the outstanding doubles combo of Walt Williams and Ioe Murphy. The owners of two clean sweeps these two were defeated only once in the first go-round. Ken Goodin, first singles, also accounted for several points in competi- tion. A host of lettermen and IV upstarts will meet with Coach Gough next spring when the Castle nets are struna, 122 .0 1 t,..,wv '3A www W... Wil 1 ,Q sf Q gg - Q Sig 1 3 B if -' -, x, t k X . Q Qi 2 . Q- R. . 15 ,ns 1 wk .4-sy, Q5 1, WY gm if ' N 2, Qin H I is www I yfflw, f if K x 2 bi f ',aq P ix 5 ' Q ax K I . ,Q ,.., 125 ,,,. Q KS f - AW M-awww Q- ,Wil .PV MERLI GAA Board works energetically to promote good sportsmanship and to plan activity calendar. FIRST ROW: f. Devlet, Miss Pyrnni, C. O'Brien. SECOND ROW: D. Schober, M. Loty, M. Sprott, M. Stone. Under the leadership of Miss Ailene Pymm, sponsor, and Cecilia G'Brien, prexy, the GAA enjoyed an activity crammed year. During their first year of Coast League membership they participated in Wilson, Downey, Long Beach Poly, and Excelsior sports days. Although underdogs because of lack of experience, the GAA emerged with a showing that any school could view with pride. Bucking stiff competition, the girls captured first place in a seven school basketball tourney. Throughout the year the GAA displayed good sports technique and outstanding sportsmanship. To provide funds for entry fees, awards and other activities, the arnazons sponsored a sweatsuit sale, GAA pin sale, and a bake sale. Laughter filled the air as the GAA party planned by S. Bliss and l. Amos went into full swing. Miss Lindquist, Dean of Girls, and Miss H. Bees, teacher, nosed balloons along the floor. Miss Gerri Smith, an Excelsior PE teacher, shocked the crowd by putting a sack on her head. Climaxing the years activties was the annual GAA banquet held in the cafeteria on fune 8. Awards were given to members who had con- tributed rnost to the activity program of the year. t tl ee su uf ' ss - E ..NQl'5 IIUSES ON FEMININE FLEXIBILITY G.B.A. - FIRST ROW: Miss Rees, P. Sullivan, D. Nagy, S. Harris, P. Cirri, I. Maddox, I. Rake, M Arias, D Naeaeli, M. Hendrickson, C. Peltier, I. Coil, S. Minton, B. Robertson, P. Iohnson. SECOND ROW: Miss Ansite, P. Bates, P. Foster, G. Cardwell, F. Miller, M. Chamber- lain, B. Lillard, C. Van Winkle, D. M. Peters, R. Collins, S. Fitch, S. Schlotterback, C. Marks, I. McFarlane, Miss Pymm. THIRD ROW: I. Romano, C. Rodgers, E. Carlson, M. Stevens, I. Williams, C. Holt, M Stone, C O'Brien, S. Bliss, B. Martin, L. Dean, A. Cramer, I Crist, D. Schober, M. Lofy, M. Griffin. FOURTH ROW: L. Hughes, S. Thomsen, L. Corrigan, K, Fritshe, G. L. Melby, I. Gordon, D. DuShane, L. Mills, C Krerns, L Iones, C. Hilliard, S. Iensen, I. Sumpter, I. Cassidy, S Almas, C. Lewis. GJ-LA. - FIRST ROW N. O'Brien, D. Girstner, M. More bauah, D Mclntyre, B. Nichols, I Rosson, S Christen- sen, C Staley, I Baier, S. Bander, B Shuloin, D. Emer- son, G Ford, L. Kresch. SECOND ROW: Miss Rees, Miss Ansite, G. Gordon, S. He-tticlc, M. Taylor, A Salina, A. Wade, B Iensen, S Brashear, M Reina, C Rockwell, S Orr, R Macias, G Myers, Miss Pynim THIRD ROVV: P, Iohnson, S. MCClaran, I. Cotillo, D Schmidt, B. Mcliil H. Tyner, C. Vernon, I. Amos, B Piazza, I Crawford, I Fox, B Bristow, L Ball, R Melloway, M. Cosarove, I Martin, FOURTH ROW: I. Maaee, C Lane, L Lariason M. Bobo, I. Fauqht, B. West, L Loebe, B Hicliriian, L Lewis, D. Loveioy, S. Iensen, S Watts, M Sprokt, I Devlet, L. Welsh, R. Loiilie l25 Amazing Make it a strike! shouts Mr. Dicker of the Lynwood Bowling Academy as GAA bowler swings into action. Game point! grins the referee as G. Ford swings the ping pong paddle. Exhibi Set it up! scream anxious learn- mates when player stretches for descending ball. lmazons Hold the racket thus, demonstrates M. Stone lo other tennis loilers. Toss up, decides the referee as girls squabble over possession of ball, kills Two strikes, one ball, and L, Arr nervously eyes the approaching missile. ., A M. 1 A QB li fllflw-Vrlwxf f' - Mgmgiwx y. '-l E4 .4-n.'g,,s3J-1'9 'LIB 128 FAIR Any William Tells around GAA archers use targets in place of apples. Service, calls C. Zensen, readying the birdie, Opponents stand pre- pared to Win this set. One, two, three and in you go, declare aqua lovers to reluctant swimmer. 'LOURISH BALLS, BOWS Pulchritude cmd mclrksmcmship Win many plcrudits for Castle ferns. A6 Y tif A 3 E3 sg ,, Af il li Q Q h 4-:,V . . I 4 in x t -V3 A N ,K Q um.. Potpourri 1948- 1954 Will we. the Class oi '54. ever forget: that we attended Lynwood High School for six Years? the measle epidemic invading the cast of Marriage of Nanette ? Mr. Caples knuckle-dusting all young whip- Mr. L. Smythe's inquiry, Which hand did that? snowball fighting on the sole day it snowed in Southern California? Dick Stolarz braving buckets of icy water for the sake of the Accolade sales campaign? persnappers ? What chuckles will be ours when we recall: Bob Lewis' devastating perfume, Beloved permeating the Physics' Lab? the Radio Workshop bomb? how long the Senior absentee list was the day before term paper deadline? the seventy teachers and administrators who piloted us through our Senior year? In retrospect we will recall: gold prospector, Iohn Terpstra's burrow help- ing Iohn get elected student body president. lipstick streaked faces on initiation day. Charle Moss with pigtails, little-girl dress and lollipop. Miss Rippel's flash machine. the Senior picnic at Irvine Park and the bicycles-built-for-two, the horseback riders, and the placid pond. the militant Squires and Yeomen of junior high days. the Lone Ranger losing his mask at a crucial moment in the Iunior Iamboree. Diana Krems as Merlin at the Accolade Assembly. the band placing fifth at the National City May Time Review at San Diego. the thrill of having new vocational shops and science labs. When as reminiscing alumni we meet. will we recollect: our first Coast League year? the Senior Farewell Dinner-Dance? Evening in Paris with Castlettes singing Halls of lvy ? Don't Feed the Animals signs on the newly fenced-in campus? Iohn Buttrey's homerun at the Montebello game in 1952? our 295 strong Senior class? 130 Ed Isherwood's and Bob Rosendahl's spectacu- lar apache dance at the French Club Assembly! Ioan Scott Burton's Lizzie ! when the Knight lost his head during the Homecoming Queens coronation! Mr. Dworkin's unpredictable experiments in Chem A! Coach Dana stealing the scene at the Knights and Daze talent show! the April Fools' morning the school was F or Sale ! swimming across flooded streets on rainy days to get to class! the chairs that flew out of windows our first year as a senior high school! ordering caps and gowns! Lynwood-Compton competition! When school day memories pass in review we will remember. the grammar cartoons on the board of bunga- low eight. Cecilia O'Brien as Miss Moran in Curtain Going Up . Roy Fleming's loud nays in Student Coun- cil. the collections of girls and argyles made by Barry Dunn. the folderol of election campaigns. Mrs. Markham supervising the thermometer row in attendance office. the PA's disruptive blast. the endurance race to reach remote corners of the campus. those relaxing free play days in girls' PE. the bedraggled crew that scrubbed eleven green '54's from Castle sidewalks. Glen Sauls' flapping sombrero as he danced the Chiapanecas in the Spanish Assembly. 41. Galeener, Doris Nelson, Dorothy We are proud of the many recognitions that have come to Castle savants for achieving in many fields of endeavor. For these attainments We offer -- PLAUDITS AND ACCOLADES SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: Walter Williams -Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps Ioan Bach -Lynwood Savings and Loan Charlotte Zensen -Parent Teacher Association Dorothy Darsie -Chapman College Marilyn Matthew -Union Pacific GRAYSON ESSAY- How Further Education Will Increase My Opportunities In Industrial Management Terri French, Mike Seely CSF GOLD SEAL BEARERS: Anderson, Reita Bach, Ioan Bates, Marilyn Bruce, Kathleen Darsie, Dorothy Dunn, Barry Edmondson, Roberta Goodin, Kenneth Heinsohn, Frank Hurley, Nancy Krogstad, Darlene Liedtky, loe Matthew, Marilyn Murphy, Ioe O'Brien, Cecilia Pedersen, Shirley Teachout, Diana Thomas, Iohn Wallock, Carole Williams, Walt NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE WINNERS: Pat Sheridan, Paula Fitzgerald, Lois Ellerman, Angelina Klistoff, Charle Sue Moss, Iune Pence, Pat Teachout, Ralph Taylor CAREER TERM PAPERS FOR ENGLISH AND SENIOR PROBLEMS: Alumni-Kathleen Bruce Rotary-Frank Heinsohn 4-H STATE DEMONSTRATION FINALISTS - four straight years: Eunice Black, Marilyn Matthew COMPTON-LYNWOOD ELKS' AWARD: Kathleen Bruce, Tom Danley, Mike Seely OUTSTANDING HOMEMAKING STUDENT: Bette Iones LYNWOOD WOMAN'S CLUB: Cecilia O'Brien, Paul Merrill SOROPTIMISTUS CHOICE: Ioan Burton LYNWOOD POLICE OFFICERS' WELFARE AND RELIEF ASSOCIATION AWARD: Arthur Birdsall, Harold Eldred, Herbert Pontious, Iohn Vogel FIRST PLACE IN WESTERN BAND REVIEW AND NATIONAL CITY MAY TIME REVIEW: Frank Halberg, Drum Major and Baton Artist HERALD-AMERICAN TEENAGE TITLE WINNER: Iohn Vogel, Our Better Side - A Review of Teenage Activity PERFECT ATTENDANCE - Four Years: Ioe Liedtky COLUMBIA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION OUTSTANDING SERVICE MEDAL: Reita Anderson LYNWOOD IUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS: Ioan Bach, Carole Wallock SANDY NININGER KEY CLUB AWARD: Paul Iones ROTARY VOCATIONAL SHOP AWARDS: Auto Mechanics Awards: lerry Waken, Medal and Certificate Rodney Tate, Medal and Certificate Richard Giles, Medal and Certificate Electricity Shop: Douglas Russell, Medal and Certificate Charles Shearer, Medal and Certificate Machine Shop: Bob Hubbard, Certificate Print Shop: Dave Martin, Medal and Certificate ROTARY STAGE CREW AWARD: Gayle Clement 131 .4 2 MW 0? 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II523 Long Beach Blvd. NEwmarIc I-I4-I3 LYNWOOD GARAGE 33II Mulford NEwmarIc I-33II LYNWOOD PAINT 84 HARDWARE CO. II43I Long Beach Blvd. NEwmarIc 2-9'227 LYNWOOD SHOE REPAIR SHOP II456 Long Beach Blvd. NEwmarIc 2-9227 LYTAL REALTY 3600 E. Cenlury NEvada 6-267I McDONALD CLEANERS 3432 Cenlury Blvd. NEwmarIc 2-9066 McDOWELL 84 CRAIG. INC. 2790 Cenlury Blvd. NEvada 6-3269 M EDIC PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY I I I25 Allanlic Ave. NEwmarIc 2-6475 MODE O'DAY I I4I I Long Beach Blvd. NEwmarlc I-9332 E. E. PERKINS UNION OIL I I700 Long Beach Blvd. Across from Ihe Arden Thealer REAL ESTATE SCHOOL OF SO. I I474V2 Long Beach Blvd. NEwmarIc 2-I3 I2 SOUTH LAND INVESTMENT CO. I2035 Long Beach Blvd. NEmarlc 2-7I27 BOB STRATFORD REALTY IOI28 California Ave. LOrain 6-676I JOHN SYKES. INSURANCE I I525 Long Beach Blvd. NEwmarIc I-0274 SYSTEM REALTY I2039 Long Beach Blvd. NEwmarIc 8-4I28 WILLIAM TURK COMPANY I I07O S. Alameda SI. NEvada 6-2I82 VINE'S HOBBY SHOP I I034 A+Ian'ric Ave. NEwmarIc 5-8225 WREN'S REAL ESTATE I26I6 Long Beach Blvd. NEwmarIc 8-2969 CALIF ALBERT M. ATTYAH, M.D. 3625 Cenlury Blvd. NEVaCla 6-26l5 GORDON T. BOWEN, M.D. 3625 E. Cenlury Blvd. NEvada 6-I303 ERIC DEUTSCH, O.D. I I337 Long Beach Blvd. NEwmarIc I-870I ALEXANDER DWORSKY. M.D. 36I I E. Cenlury Blvd. NEwmarlc 5-8073 GEORGE BENNET EAVES, M.D. 36I I E. Cenlury Blvd. NEwmarIc 5-9634 N. A. FOTIAS. M.D. I20l0 Long Beach Blvd. NEwmarIc 5-8056 WALLACE G. GILBERT 36I I E. Cenlury Blvd. NEwmarlc 5-8026 LOUIS O. HANSEN. M.D. 3580 Imperial Hwy. NEwmarIc I-8669 HOWARD HEMENWAY. ATTNY. IIl98 Long Beach Blvd. NEwmarIc I-I734 WILLIAM HENRY, M.D., F.A.C.S. 36II E. Cenlury Blvd. NEvada 6-243I JOHN ALDEN HOSMER. M.D. 36II E. Cenlury Blvd. NEwmarIc 5-4760 HOWARD S. JEANS. M.D. 3625 E. Cenfury Blvd. NEwmarIc I-5I46 W. W. KELLEY 3625 E. Cenlury Blvd. NEwmarlc 5-8063 PROFESSIONAL lIST JAMES E. LINDSAY, JR.. D.D.S 36I I Cenlury Blvd. NEwmarlc 5-5l52 ARCH G. MCLAY l0922 Long Beach Blvd. NEwmark 6-I426 LEON L. NEWMAN, M.D. 3205 Cenlury Blvd. LOraIn 6-3l57 WILLIAM O. REIMANN. D.D.S. 3625 E. Cenlury Blvd. NEwmarlc 5-806I DR. D. L. RICKS, D.C.. PhD. 364l Cenfury Blvd. NEvada 6-4374 A. G. SIMMONS, D.D.S. 3322 Fernwood NEwmarlc I-I972 A. Z. STREET. D.C. I2409 Long Beach Blvd. NEwmarlc I-94I6 L. E. SUMMERS, M.D. I I8I5 Long Beach Blvd. NEwmarIc I-3380 WILLIAM B. WENZ. M.D. 3320 Sanborn Ave. NEwmarlc I-899I LEONARD WINNICK, D.C. II028 Long Beach Blvd. NEwmarIc I-0334 WALTER L. WOOD. M.D. 3625 E. Cenlury Blvd. NEwmarIc 6-I303 HUGH R. McMEEKIN. M.D. ANDREW J. FRISHMAN, M.D. JOHN E. CANNON, M.D. DONALD E. CROCKER 3633 Cenfury Blvd. NEwmarIc I-86I8 R. H. ANDERSON, MOLD MAKER I I3I8 Alameda SI. NEwmarIc 5-7892 ANGELUS FENCE CO. I I098 Allanric Ave. NEwmarIc I-8077 AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT MFG. CO. I I000 Alameda S+. NEvada 6-2597 BOAZ MUFFLER SHOP I I708 A'rIan+ic Ave. NEwmarIc 2-24I9 DEAN'S USED CARS I I278 A'rIan'ric Ave. NEwmarlc 2-3750 D-LISH-S CONFECTIONS 2947 Fernwood Avenue NEwmarIc 6-32I6 FERGUSON-VESCIO MACHINE WORKS 29I8 Imperial Hwy. NEwmarIc 6-294I FILBAR FURNITURE MFG. CO. 2828 Buller Ave. NEwmarIc 8-4206 FIRE RETARDENT CHEMICAL SERVICE 2929 Cenlury Blvd. LOrain 9-0677 G-B CORPORATION 2830 Norfon Ave. NEwmarIc 5-5566 HI-PRESSURE PETE'S I2020 Long Beaclw Blvd. NEwmark 2-I834 LARSEN-HOGUE ELECTRIC CO. I I5I0 So. Alameda S+. NEwmarIc 5-7I09 LLOYD'S ATHLETIC SERVICE I IO0I So. Broadway PLymou'rl1 5-I I04 LOS ANGELES POTTERIES I I700 Alameda SI. NEwmarIc I-336I LYNWOOD PRESS 8: TRIBUNE 3237 Mullord Ave. NEwmarlc I-I I55 MacMILLAN SALES OF SO. CALIF 2903 Lynwood Road NEwmarIc I-6I7I MASTER PROCESSING CORP. 275I Imperial Hwy. NEwmark 6-2396 RANKIN BROTHERS I I090 So. Alameda S+. NEvada 6-I929 SMITH-REISOR CO.. INC. I I3 I4 So. Alameda S+. NEvada 6-7I36 WINES FIBRE PICKER I I200 Alameda S+. NEwmarIc I-46I0 A Friend Wfzai id Real Zdiale ? I am the basis of all wealth, the heritage of the wise, the thrifty and the prudent. I am the poor man's ioy and comfort, the rich man's prize, the right hand of capital, the silent partner of many thousands of successful men. I am the solace of the widow, the comfort of old age, the cornerstone of security against misfortune and want. I am handed down to children, through generations, as a thing of greatest worth. I am the choicest fruit of toil. Credit respects me. Yet I am humble. I stand before every man bidding him to know me for what I am and possess me. I grow and increase in value through countless days. Though I seem dormant, my worth increases, never failing, never ceasing. Time is my aid and population heaps up my gain. Fire and elements I defy, for they cannot destroy me. I My possessors learn to believe in me, invariable they become envied. While all things wither and decay, I survive. The centuries find me younger, increasing in my strength. The thriftless speak ill of me. I am trustworthy. I am sound. Unfailing I triumph and my detractors are disproved. Minerals and oils come from me. I am the productor of food, the basis for ships and factories, the founda- tion of banks. Yet I am so common that thousands, unthinking and unknowing, pass me by. R. E. Sherman El Paso, Texas I am REAL ESTATE Wishing all of the graduates of Lynwood High School the utmost success as they go forth to meet the real BOB COMPTON REALTY CO. Remember that the best social security number a man can have is the number on the front of a home he either owns or is buying. challenges of life. I N D E Lynwood High School Accolade Aasen, Kenneth-54, 113, 120 Adair, Charles-113 Adair, Ed-24, 67, 111, 114, 115, 118, 123 Adams, William-24 Ackley, Ierry-43, 107, 120 Aclgate, Gloria-67 Ad e, 1. le-54, 65, 113 Aiken, louise-49, 66, 84, 90, 103 Aldridge, Ann-23, 24, 77 Alexander, Mr. Frank-14, 59 Alexander lerry-24, 71 Aiiaifs, ialtn-54, 120 Allen, Carol-54 Allen, liidy-49 Allen, an-24 Allen, Robert-49 Almas, Shirley-54, 78, 125 Almlov, Helene-43 Ammerman, Carol-43 Amos, lanet-48, 49, 72, 74, 78, 1 5, 129 Anderson, Arlene-54 Anderson, Harlew5?54, 119 Anderson, Phil- Anderson, Reita-22, 23, 24, 72, 84, 100, 94, 95 Anderson, Sherrys-24, 66, 73 Andreville, Mr. eorge-14 Ansite, Miss loanne- 8, 125, lm Arend, lim-24 Arend udy-49 Aria, Denzi-113 tis, 119 Aria, Maris-ne-46, 54, 72, 79, 81, B3 Arias, Margie-72, 125 Armstrong, Fay-54 Arnett, Leonard-54 Arrowood, Ken-49 Arsenault, Evelyn-43, 51 Asmore, Larry-80 Atherton, Ioetta-49, 79 Atwood, Alene Alice-54, 81 Aubin, Leo-43 Austin, Katy-25 Averill, Si ney-54, 67 Avery, Anson-113, 120 Bach, Ioan-25, 72, 74, 84, 100, 103, 94, 95 Bach, Iohn-48, 49, 72, 74, 83, 119, 121 Bach, Stevan-2, 54, 78, 113, 119 Bagclonas, Mr. IoeHl7 Baier, Barbara-49 Baier, Ianice-125 Baier, Ioan-25 Bailie, Loretta Elaine--49 Baker, Mrs. Helena-14 Baker, Sonja-49 Ball, Lois-51, 125 Ballard, Brenda-66, 73, 79, 82 Bancrott, Mr. Tom-12, 14, 23, 99, 103 Bancroft, Mrs. Tom-103 Barber, Carlus Benton-54 Barela, Gloria-49 Barlow, Tom-44 Barnard, Carol-25 Bartine, Miss lean-6, 13, 82 Barnwell, Lois--25, 84, 85, 97, 105, 92 Barrett, lerrly-54 Barrow, Bic ard-43 Barrios, Robert-49 Bartl, Sally-7, 49, 67, 68 Barton, Glenn-49 Bates, Eugene--54, 113, 120 Bates, Marilyn-24, 70, 81, 129 Bates, Phyllis-73, 75, 76, 103, 125, 128, 129 Bauder, Dorene-49 Bauer, Iune-23, 25, 75, 76, 100 Bawden, Dick-74, 111 Baxter, Lauralee-43 Beane, Douglas-25 Beaver, Pat-25 Beckett, Dorothy-25, 107 Beeriey, Sharron-43, 61 Beeson, Martha-43 Begley, Mary-66 Be ee, Carl-54 Belger, lim-50 Bel , Russell Bello, Miss Theresa-13, 21, 60, 100 Bench, lay-25, 71, 78, 96, 99. 103 Bennett, George-54, 121 Beno, Mr. Iohn-14, 82 Benson, Ieanette-43 Bernier, Bob-54 Berry, Carl-49 Berry, Roger-54, 120 Berry, Wally-24, 1ll, 112 Beuck, Walter-25 Birdsall, Art-25, 71, 96 Birkby, Marilyn-59 Bjorklund, Brian-25, 74 Blorklund, Richard-54 B ack, Eunice-25 Blackman, Euqene-49 Blain, Don-49 Blair, Mrs. Helen-15, 17 Blair, Roberta-48, 49, 78 Blanck, Roberta-43, 68 Blankenship, Ralph-43, 103, 118, 123 Bledsoe, Barbara-54 Bleeker Maureen-25 Buss, shawn-43, 49, 73, 74 75, 79, 81, 83, 105, 125 Bluett, Bill-54 Bobo, Darlasue-24 Bobo, Marshalee--49, 54, 82 116, 125 1 Bohling, Kenneth-25 Boniti, Charles-121 Eonner,TMrs. Quai-'Ei oone, om- , , Booth, Barbara-43 goeth, Saylejg, 72 oo , a Booth, Vahgg-54 Borkland, Carole-43, 69, 72, B 819111110525 oss, e - Bostrom, Rita-25, 73, 75, 78, 77 Boswell, Mr. Eugene-113, 116 Bowen, Barbara-25, 84, 103, 105 Bower, Lewis-121 gowgriagiil Maglene-49 o , - BO5dSg3l'lQSgtAi136Yh-43, 72, 73, Boyer, Sharon-54, 75 B'?5lbffl '1 13561531 49' 59' Braden, laneQ7B Braden, udy-51, 78 Bradford, G oria-49 Bradle , Miss Wilma-16, 74 gral',Q1Eaiaengl?49, 67 an , e -- Blandrup, gacquelyn-43, 90 Brashear, ue-49, 125 Bredleldt, Richard-43 Brigwilli Mary Lou-49, 72, Brinkley, Ronald-49 Bristol, Lgmes-25, 103 Bristol, ary Ellen-49 Brisltaolifgobert-26, 78, 102, Brasil-Sw, Ethel-54, 12s Broadwell, Danielle-54 Broadwell, Maril n-26 Brokaw, Betty-419 Brooke, Nikki-48, 49, 68, 78 Brooks, Mrs. Lillian-17 Brown, Darroll-43, 80, 111, 112, 118 Brown, Mrs. Lois-15 Brown, Pat-49 Brown, Rebecca-54, 79, 82 Bruce, Kathleen-23, 26, 70, 72, 73, 77, 96, 98, 94 Bruckler, Claudia-43 Brunner, Howard Ray-54, 80 Bufkin, Donna-49 Bullard, Carolyn-54 Buracchio, Rita-54 Burrill, Roger-49, 74, 116 Burroughs, Phillip-54 Burroughs, Richard-54, 121 Burton, Elaine-26 Burton, Ioan Scott-26, T4, 84, 97, 99, 105, 92 Bushey, Robert-54 Butler, Lynn-43, 67. 72, 84, 90 Cabori, Ioew7, 43, 78, 80, 110, 111 Cage, Robert-49, 79 Cain, Larry-54 Caldarera, Patricia-49, 75 Campbell, Donna-26, 70, 75 Campbell, Kent-26, 71, 97 Campo, Marie-26 Cannon, Iohn-26 Cantrell, Georgw54 Caprio, Carol-54, 78 Cardiff, Robert-49, 121 Cardwell, Brad-26, 71 Cardwell, Glenda-54, 125 Carlson, Elaine-54, 125 Carlson, Lois-19 Carr, Bob-49 Carr, Don-23, 26, 71 Carr, Mary-23, 26, 69, 74, 81, 83. 84, 98 Carrier. Larry-7, 26, 59, 69, 78, 77, 107, 110, 111, 120 Carrillo, Carlos-54, 116, 121 Carter, Dick-49, 67 Carver, Iohn-43 Case, Delorise-43, 66, 82 Cassidy, Ianet-54, 125 Caughell, Terry--54 Causey, Dixie-42, 43, 75, 90 Clgcadrbigk, Mr. Ralph-17, Chadwick, Mrs. Ralph-103 Chamberlain, Marlene--43, 126 Chaney, Robert-54 Chapman, Phyllis-54 Charpenter, Bill-119 Chatham, Betty lean-49, 72 Child, Iudith-57 Chiuppi, Madeline-26, 126 Christensen, Gary-26 Christensen, Sandra-54, 73, 125 Christoffersen, Larrv--26, 71, 78, 84, 116, 117, 120, 121, 123 Cifani, Lucy-26, 75 Cirri, Patricia-54, 125 Clapper, Ronald-48, 49, 61, 81, 84, 105 Clark, Dean E.-43 Clark, Mr. Ed-14, 60, 65, 82 Clark, Mrs. Frances-19 Clark, Ierry-26, 71, 107 Clark, Sally-54 Clark, William-54 Clarke, Grea -43, 80, 109, Cllll. 114, 11574118 egg, erry- Clement, Gayle-26, 95 Clifton, Ioan-27, 66, 75, 78, 81, 98 Clifton, Rodney-54, 116 Cloutier, Mr. Roger-9, 13, 60, 78, 81, 85, 77, 98 Cobb, Pauline-42, 43, 69, 75 Cobine, Richard-49, 83 Cockrill, Shirley-2, 27 Codav, Sharon-43 Coe, Harold-49 Cohee, Mr. Robert-15, 103 Cohee, Mrs. Robert-103 Coil, Ioy-54, 125 Coil, Ken-27, 74 Coker, Roxie-49, 75 Coleman, Jim-54 Collatz, E die--51, 119 Collins, Carlos-54 Collins, Dorothy-54 Collins, Ruby-54, 79, 125 Colville, lohn-54 Combs, Clayton-43, 76 Comer, Alvis-48, 121 Conlon, Pat-43 Conner, Clystia-27, 70 Conroy, Cathy-43 Conway. Herb-27 Conwav, Hershel-54 Cook, Edward-43 Cook, Patricia-75 Cook, Paul-43, 74 Cook, William-27, 71 Cooke, Carol-49 Coon, Donna-54 Copfer, Lawrence Glenn-43 Ccggpbgfir. Dwayne R.-9, 14, Coppock. Darlen?49, 74 Corbin, Gay-27, 66, 84 D 2 Cordes, Diane-23, 27, 76, 103 Cornell, Mary-82 Corrigan, Edith-54 Corrigan Lolita-49, 73, 15 Corson, Andrea-49 Cosgrove, Mary-49, 125 Cosman, Mr. Ralph-9, 11, 95, 98, 103 Cosman, Mrs. Ralph-103 Costa, Dale-43, 95 Costanza, Louis-43 Costanza, Sylvia-81 Cotillo, Florencw27, 79 Cotillo, Io-51, 79, 125 Coulter, Carroll-27, 85 Cowens, Marshall-54 Cowens, Ph llis-54, 81 Cox, Billy-54 Craib, Sandy-54, 75 Craig, Larry-54, 65, 107, 119 Cramer, Anita-54, 125 Cramer, Iackie-66, 68, 69 Cranford, Carolyn-43 Crawford, Ioan-49, 74, 75, 78, 82, 125 Criss, Corrine Nancy-54 Criss, Tom-43, 103, 116, 121 Crist, Iudith Anne-43, 75, 125 Cross, Gary-54 Crossley, Bill-42, 43, 116 Crowley, Toni Lea-49, 72 Croy, Carolyn-44 Crump, Iim-7, 27, 78, 102, 104, 110, 111 Cummings, Ellis-54 Curtin, laine-49 Curtis, Beryl-54 Curtis, David-51, 80 Curtis, Phyllis-48, 49, 78, 81 Daetwiller, Ronald-27 Dahl, Pat-67 Dahlstrom, Colleen-23, 27, 73, 74, 75, 78, 85, 77, 96, 93 Dailey, Karen-27, 74, 81, 87 Dalton, Lou-27, 81 D'Amico, Grace-28 Dana, Mr. Iohn P.-18, 60, 104, 107 0 118 , 1 8, 111, Danielson, Byron-54, 120 Danley, Tom-2, 28, 79, 114, 115 Darsie, Dorothy-21, 28, 72, 84, 99 Daugherty, Ronny-49 Davidson, Georgia-23, 28, 66, 68, 69, 81 Davis, Bett -54 Davis, ClifL54 Davis, Clyde-54 Davis, David-49 Davis, Maxine-44 Davis, Richard-43 Dean, Lois-125 Deanda, Mary-54 Dederick, Denny-43 Deen, Annette+54, 75 DeMatteo, Bob-28 Denyer, Bob-43 DePalma, hnan-28 DeQuine, r. Del-18, 110, 112, 120 Derbyshire, Frank-49, 67 Derry,,Ioyce-49, 82 DeSpa1n, Dwayne-54, 113, 121 Devlet, Iolie-44, 69, 66, 83, 123, 125, 126, 128 Devlet, Michael-49, 78 Dieckman, Evelyn-23, 29, 64 65, 75, 78, 76, 105, 93 Diers, Bob-42 Dietrick, Mary-44, 72 Dixon, Alice-72 Donnelly, Grace-51 Doud, Melvin-111, 112, 116, 119 Dowd, Charles-43, 103 Downey, Mr. Simon-19, 85 Dragna, Iackie-54, 66, 79, 82 Drivers, Mr. Iames-14 Duarte, Ernest-107, 43 Duarte, Frances-43, 44 Duarte, Grace-54, 66 Duggan, Geree-51, 72, 74 Duncan, Bill-43, 78, 103, 22 Dunkel, Bob-29, 71, 123 Dunlap, Mr. Charles-19 Dunn, Barry-29, 66, 74, 78, 83, 84, 87, 97, 99, 103 Dunn, lim-48, 86, 113, 118 Dunovan, Waynwllii Dupray, Mary Ann-51, 84 Dig1Pr,ie7st, Glenda-51, 66, 73, 74, 79, DuShane, Doris-42, 44, 66, 73. 82. 125, 128 Dwyer, Patricia-44, 67 Dwyer, Ronnic?54, 67 Edington, Mrs. Regina-12, 73 Edmondson, Ioan-54 Edmondson, games-51, 120 Edmondson, oberta-23, 29, 70, 74, 100 Eldred, Harold-28, 71, 84, 97 Eletto, Mr. Iohn+15 Ellerman, Lois-28, 83, 84, 85. 105 Elliott, Diana-42, 44, 79, 76 Elliott, Jim I.-43, 80, 111, 118 Elliott, lim R.-7, 42, 43, 80, 85, 102, 112, 120 Ellis, Barbara-44 Ellis, lean-66 Elm, Betty-28 Elm, Pat-44 Elmer, Don-29 Elzey, Io Ann-54 Emerson, Donna-51, 82, 125 Emmons, Mr. Dave-19 Empson, Edward454, 121 Emlfson, Paul-51, 113, 120 En ersby, Edward-29, 81, B7 Endsley, Maxine-44 Engle, Gary-43 Ennis, Robert-51, 72, 79, 121 Erdrnan, Mr. William-19 Eromo, Lena-29 Estes, Ioe-54 Gordan, Stan-51 Gordon, Darrell-65, 113, 120 Gordon, Gayle-125 Gordon, Ianicc?51 Gordon Ioan-44, 72, 77, 78, Ethridge, Frances-44, 67 E D 1 -54 vans, ar ene Evans, Dennis154, 111, 112 Evans, Gary-54 Evans, Mrs. Martha-17 Evans, Mike-43 Fagan, Iohn--43 Farnsw orih, Dann -120, 121 Farr, Shirley-44, 76 Farwell, Richard-51 Faught, Doyle-54, 82 Faught, Ianice-51, 125 Fehr, Mr. Lester-10 Feldman, David-L54 Feldman, Marlene-29 Fell, Shirley-79 Fellows, Ted-29 Fenner, Bob-71, 92 Ferguson, Mr. Bob-13, 74 Fie ler, Beverley-28, 70, 74 Fillers, Fred-51, 79 Fiore, Luigi-52, 51, 113, 120 Fischman, Dean-51 Fisher, Donna-51 Fisher, Mr. Louis-5 Fitch, 'Charles-51, 113 Fitch, Ronald-55 Fitch, Stella-55, 125 Fitzgerald, Miss Mary-12, 13, 15, 28, 48, 73 Fitzgerald, Paula-Z8, 74, 81, 84, 97 Fleming, Hoy-42, 44, 65, 82, 103 Fletcher, Lew23, 120 Flick, Wayne-55 Flippen, Susie-44 Floyd, Carol-55 Ford, Gwen-51, 74, 82, 125 Ford, Margie-51 Forman, Maxine-55 Fort, Sam-55, 116 Foster, Pat-51, 74, 75, 77, 78, 79, 81, 125 Fowler, David-77, 93, 102 Fox, IoAnn-51, 79, 82, 125 Frakes, Georae Ann-51, 59, 68, 72, 82, 83, 103 Franklyn, lack-51, 121 Franks, Grace-55 Frantom, Richard-29 Freeman, Mr. Iohn-19 French, Terri-84, 86, 104, 107 F '1 B'l1-51 reiag, 1 Friede, Mr. Philip-13, 80 Fritsche, Kathleen-51, 74, 77, 78. 79, 81, 125 Frodsham, Sharon-66 Fruvog, Mrs, Phyllis-16, 72 Fuhrman, Doug-51, 113 Gaard, Norman-55 Gafford, Oma lean-55 Gagnon, Bob T.-44 Ga eener, Doris-29, 70, 72, 81, 85, 92, 95, 96 Gamble, Miss Mary-16 Garcia, Evangeline-29, 98 Garcia, Helen-29, 98 Garland, Nell-82, 126 Garner, Ollie Mae--29 Garner, Rex Wayne-44 Garrett, Larry-119 Garret, Ovai -67 Gaston, Iack H. 11211-28, 78, 98, 102, 103, 118 Gaston, Iack-59 Gati, Mrs. Lillian-19 Gatlin, Clyde-113, 116 Gazzolo, Dale-51 Gazzolo, Iean-28, 103 Gazzolo, Nancy-55, 75 Geer, Larry-51 Gerard, Don-55, 82 Gibson, Penny-55 Gibson, Mr. Walter--13 Giulia, Thomas-80 Gilbert, Barbara-51 Giles, Dan-28 Gilham, Harlen-51 Gill, Don-44 Giovino, Don-44, 74 Girling, Io Ann-44, 76 Girtner, Dolores-55, 125 Gober, Kirk-51 Goit, Bill--55 Goode, Bill-55, 67 Goode, Kenneth-54, 116, 119 Goodin, Kenneth-23, 29 59, 79, 94, 95, 103, 104, 122 Goodrow, lim-48, 51, 67 aa, 125 Gore, Tom-44, 80, 111, 112, 120 Gose, Bill-29 Gose, Lohn-55 Gose, arian-55, 66 Gough, Mr. Tom-116, 122 Gould, Bill-51, 67, 113 Gower, Ronald-29 Grable, Bett -55 Grady, Mr. Ibhn-15, 65, 74, 83 Granados, Gonzalo-29, 67 100 emndey, limi-29, 59, 69, 77, 79, 81, 9 , 100, 103, 105 Green, Bobbie Lee-23, 30, 73, 81 Green, Don-79, 122 Greenameyer, Iohn-51 Griffin, Charles-44, 78, 80, 81, 85 102, 103, 110, 111, 118 Griffin, Marilyn-ss, 73, 78, 125 Griffin, Darlene-51 Griffith, Russell William-51 Griswold, Iudith-55 Gross, Gary-55, 121 Groves, Tom-55 Gruwell, Dean-55, 81, 119 Gucciardo, Geraldine-30 Guest, Patricia-21, 55, 82 Guith, Carolyn-44 Guith, Norman-55 Gunderson, lames-55, 120 Gustafson, Roger-55 Gutcher, Dennis-51, 77, 121 Gutcher, Dianne-80 Hackworth, Robbie--113, 121 Halberg, Donna-55 Halberg, Frank-7, 30, 67, 79, 81, 8 , 86, 100, 107 Hall, Geraldine-55, 82 Hall, Mr. Orville-19 Halley, Doug-51 Hcalflesh lull?-42, 44, 73, 79, Hamilton, Ioan-55 Hamilton, KatherineP44 Hamilton, Vir el-44 Hammond, Bob-44, 80, 121 Hansen, Mary Ianw30 Hanson, Sharon-55, 67 Harbaugh, Dave-55 Harden, Lohn-120 Harden, atricia-23, 31, 67, 75, 79, 96 Harder, Iohn-55 Hardy, Miss Christina-16, 72, 100 Hardy, Romana-44, 81 Hare, Mr. William-19 Hargrave, Mary Ellen-51, 72 Harris, Mary Lane-44 Harris, Mary ynn-42, 44 Harris, Shei a-55, 78, 125 Harrison, Annette-e51l, 74 Harrison, Tommy-42, 44, 65, 72, 82, 83, 84 Hart, lean-51 Hart, Leann-51 Hart, achelle-87 Hart, Teri?-55, 116 Harvey, rs. Helen-14, 46, 105 Hartpence, Larry--67 Hasselberg, Janice-44 Hathawa , lames-30 Haugen, Bill-30 Havercroft, Anita-44, 72, 83 Haydon, Ioan-41 Heenehan, Mr. Paul-12, 56, 57 Heidenreich, Mrs. Margaret-13 Heim, Ioan-55 Heinsohn, Frank-30, 105 Heller, Frederick-44 Helm, Darla-55 Helm, Dave-44, 116, 118 Hemenway,gohn-51, 120 Henderson, ichard-120 Hefgdrgfikson, Carol-42, 65, Hendrickson, Margaret-45, 72, 78, 100, 125, 126, 127 Hendrickson, Stevw44 Henning, Patricia-51, 59, 66 Henrick, Ioan--45 Henrick, Iune+45 Hensley, Karen-55 Herman, Vickie-51 Herreid, Florence-45 Herrick, Terry-7, 42, 44, 78, 80, 107 108, 110, 111, 118 Herrick, sharon-ss, 125 Hickman, Alloa Mae-45 Hickman, Barbara-48, 51, 73, 78. 125 Hickman. Virginia-55 78 Hickok, Richard-ao, 'fi Hicks, lack-113 Higdon, Carl Ronnie-51 Hiogens, lim-30 Hill, Ra --74 Hill, Ricliard-55 Hilliard, Cleo-66, 125 Hillman, Patricia-51, 66, 81 Hines, Ronald-78 His2xwd6LeB:5-45, 66, 72, 75, Hitch, Mrs. Iulia-19 Hitch, Myron-44, 113 Hobaugh, Anita-55 Hobgood, Mary-51, 78 Hodgkins, Nancy-2, 23, 31, 66, 81 103 105 Hoebel, Herb-30 Hoebel, Louis-30 Hoffman, Bill-30 Hoffman Royce-30 Hogue, 8everly-55 Hogue, Ioyce-30 Ho e, Ronnie-30 Holbrook, Rag'-31, 96 Holcombe, C arles-30, 120 Hollins Iohn-55 1-Rag, Fzgcelia--45, 72, 75, as, Holmes, Patti Io-30 Holwerda, Mrs. Maurine I.aCaff-14, 86 Hon, Uayce-51 Hon, ance-51 Hoopingarner, Karl-30 Hopcra t, Gary-51 Hopkins, Lariay-55, 113, 120 Horn, Richar -72, 105, 114 Horner, gone!-51 Horner, usan-51, 66 Horton, Bruce-55 Horton, games-44 51 Horton, ohn-44, 51 Howard, Mr, Bob-18, 60, 114 Howells Ioan-45 Hubbard, Bob-30, 99, 105 Hubbard, Mrs. Constance- 12 14 42 Hubbard, sandra-55 ss 79 Hubbart Lawrence-50, 67, 120 Hudspeth, Kenny-51 Huff, Bill-55 Huff, kanet-73, 74, 81, 98 Huff, oberta-45, 66, 72, 90, 94, 103 Hugs Wayne-44, 81, 57, Hughart, Betty-30 70 103 Hughes Iuanita-45, 66 Hughes, Linda-55, 125 Hu ini! jim-111, 112 Hump nes, Paula-51, 66 Hunt, hvhn-55, 116 Hunt, ixie Ioanne-45 ur e unc - , , , 1:1u'1i' Tori'-55' 23 31 72 75 Y7 99 1113 105 , I , , , Hurter, Iohn-48, 51, 63, 72, 77, 74, 78, 81, 83, 99 Ibert, Carolyn-31, 105 Impens, Mrs. Alice-17 Ingles, Rachel-31, 71 Isherwood, Ed-2, 31, 78, 81, 103, 105, 109, 111, 118, 122 Iackman, Charleen-51, 74, 79, 83, 93, 103 ackson, Dennis-51, 67, 120 ackson, Ronald-120 acobi, Charles-7, 31, 79, 81, 105, 111, 112, 120 lacobs, Leonard Allen-31, 74 enkins, Carol Ann-51 66 ensen, Birte-55 83, 125 ensen, Bruce-51, 115, 117, 120 ensen, Richard-50, 111, 112, 120 Iensen, Sandra-51, 66, 72, 74, King, Sondra-55 Kinion, Helen-32, 102 105 Kiiifeeyi 11511. luck-ie, bo, 113, Kirks, Iim-42, 45, 65, 83 Kirstine, Eleanor-23, 32, 73, 77, 78, 96 Kigcihgri, Ioyc-50, 72, 74, 83, Kitchens, Ieanne-32, 67 Kittel, Frances-45 Klein, Alberta-45 Klegnfer, Ronnie-7, 42, 45, 69, 7 , 85, 109, 111,114, 115, 118 Klick, Doug-50, 100 KliEk,7gr1a68aret fPeggy1-42, Klistof t, An elina-23, 32, 65, 71 73, 74,g77', 83, 94, 96, 101, 105 Koch, Ianet-32, 79, 81 Koozman, Kenneth-45, 82 Krebs, Charles-55 Krems, Charlotte-55, 78, 125 Krems, Diana-32, 70, 74, 75, 81, 100 Kresch, Lois-55, 125 Krolgstad, Darleen-32, 70, 72, 8 . 85 92, 96, 101 Krulic, lames-50, 72 122 icukush Mr. Nick-16 Kunz, Plrances-32 98 icuskbwsbi, sob-45, 111, 112, 118 Kuykendall, Tom-45, 82 Kvenbo, Sharon-55 LaBaron, Sandra-23, 32, 74, 83, 84, 85, 105 Labhart Gwen-76 Lake, Allen-55, 116 Lake, Thomas-32, 59, 77. 93, 103 Lane, Cherie-48, 50, 75, 79, 125 Lane, Willa Mae-55 Lange, Gaw-50, 107, 116, 119 Langford, ile?-50 Larison, Flodel -23, 32, 84 Larison, Lorraine-50, 72, 78, 83, 125 La Roche, Roland-45 La Roe, Dave-50, 72, 113, 122 Larsen, Iared-55 Larsen, Iudg' Ann-50, 72, 79, 81, 10 Larson, Byron-45, 116 L v ' D 'd 50 120 a oie, avi - , Lawrence, Dennis-45, 55 Lawson, Grads-32 Lee, Ierome 5 74 Lee, hidy-32, 81, 54, as Lee, r. Warren-18 Leaminit Mr. Arthur-16, 76 Lefner, enneth-32 Leg e tt, Roger-122 Lemie, Virginia-45, 76 Leonard, Sam-42, 45, 65, 79,80 109 111,114 117 120 Leonard, Robert-50,'77, 120 Leutw ler, Sandra-45 Levend k H k-55 us Y, an Lewis, Bill-120, 121 Lewis, Bob-32, 103, 123 Lewis, Colleen-79, 125 Lewis, Larry-45, 122 Lewis, Lynn-48, 50, 72, 75, 79, 81 82, 125, 128 Lewis, Put-so, ee Lewis, Ronald-56 75. 79 Iensen, Susan-51, 66, 72, 74, I 75, 79 Jensen, Virginia-51 lzevas, Bob-44 hohns, Charlene-51, 66, 81 ,,ohnson, Billy-105 johnson, Bob-55 ,ohnson, Carol-51 johnson, Carol Lee-31, 70, 81, 96 Uohnson udy-45 fohnsonf lilanc Lee-31, 76, 93 'ohnson Pat-55 66 78 125 iiohnston, George-5'1, 1,16 Iyohnston, Leanne-51, 82 lohnston, anc -55 ,iohnstoxh Pat?2Z55 71 ones, en- , fones, Mrs. Agnes-12, 15, 23 ,lo3gs,H?5ette- 3, 31, 74, 71', gbneh, 11111111-55, 125 ,'ones, Paul-32 74, 81 104, 114 ions., susan-is az, 71, 74, 101 fonti, Mr. Iohn-19 Lost, Mary-50 Mfr,-IL, a ian, Eaisexi, llagqiiia-44, 90 a , ac - Kerlnedm, Mr. George-17, 45, 60, 12 , 121 Kennedy, Wayxrile-44 Kenney, Lois n-55 Kerwitz, Avon-32 Kinder, Pat-82 Kinder Virgil-80 King, 8etty-50 King, Iean-55 Liedtky, 10e-33, 72, 87, 94, 103 Liihtner, Phylis-50, 82 Li ard, Beverly-74 125 Lillard, Mrs. lean-5 Lindberg, Eugene-56 Lind uist, Miss Hazel-12 73 Li sS11u11z, Fred-45, 72, 74, 81, 82, 94, 107 Liska, Iudith Ann-33 Loder, Stan-56 Loebe, Bob-33, 122 Loebe, Lucille-48, 50, 79, 81, 125 Lofreso, Phyllis-33 Loftis, Bill-50, 79 Lofl, Mary-45, 72, 124, 1 5, 126, 128 Lohman, Mona-56 Lohrke, Gerald-45 Lomont, Tom-7, 32, 71, 78, 109, 111 Lortie, Iack-33 Laucks, Io Anne-42, 45 Lovejoy, Daunn-48, 50, 65, 72, 7 , 75, 125, 129 Lovejoy, Starr-45 67 Lovett, Mary Martha-45 Lucas, Bill-33, 59, 81, 103, 104, 120 Lugena, Alan-33, 77, 105 Lu e, Rita-56 Lundring, Carolyn-50 Lunsfor , Edward-56, 119 Lunsford, Roy!!-180, 113, 120 McCaghren, ' da-56 McCartney, Mickey-42, 45, 80, 102, 109, 111, 114 McClaran, Sally-78 125 McConnell David-80 McCullough, 1-imltm-as McFarland, foyce-50 56, 75 McFarlane, eri Lee--'78, 125 McGee, Leland-50 McGhee, ' - McGrath, on McGrew, Donald-56 MCGU1hH,g0hh148, 113 ene-50, 80, 119 Morris 33 D -50 Mclnnes, Mclntyre, Dorothy-50, 81, 82, 25 McKie, Ruth Arlene-125 Mcglginkon, Mary Ann-48, McKnight, Carol-56 McKown, Mr. Tex-18, 60, 104, 108, 111 McMeekin, Don-2, 21, 23 33, 65, 99 Mclvfillan, Ioy-50 McNally, Marye Ann-33, 73 McPherson, Douglas-48, 65, 111, 112 McReynolds, Katherine-84 Mclieynolds, Richard-33, 76, 9,103 Macias, Rosemary-56, 73, 125 11q5'S ' 5013-111 a ox, u rene-56, 125 Mum, aem111'-45, 77, 81, so Magee, lane-125 Ma ehan, lane-33 Mallehan, oan-45 Mann, Ngargia-5623 33 anor, ar ara- , 65, 75. 78, ai, 103, 104 Marcolesco, Robert-56 Marin, Gloris-50 Marino, Pat-50 Markham, Mrs. Vivian-15 Marks, Carole-78, 125 Martin, Betty-50 73, 125 Mums, Dave 19-71-56 116 Martin, Dave Q11-61-45, ao, 85, 116 Martin Dave, L. f12-61- as, 74 Martin, Dennis-50 Martin, Gloria-56 Martin, I-udy-56, 125 Martin, onnie Dean-34, 58, 66, 74, 78, 88, 97 Martin, Victor-56 Martini, Pat-56 Martinusen, Eu ene-50 Mask, Faye-82g Mason, Gerry-56 Massick, Geor e-42, 45, 78, 80,109, 111,016, 118 Matthew, Marilyn-34, 70, 72, 75, 77, 84, 88, 96, 103 Matthews, Betty Io-34, 78 Matthews, Clinton-34, 98, 100 Mattoon Harold-121 Maule, Lori--67 Maurer, B111-56 Maxwell, Betty-42, 45, 75 Maxwelli lhore:taCT83M a nar ic ar - Medlin, Don-71 Meier, Ioy-34, 70 Melby, Geraldine-56, 79, 125 Melloway, Earl-45, 102 Melloway Rose Marie-67, 125 Me1v111e, 6l1en-56 Mendenhall, Evelyn-56, 78 Merlin-13, 14, 15 22, 4z,.43, 45, 49, 57 Merrill, Norman-50, 82, 100, 1111511119 1 23 34 59 erri , au- , , , 69, 88, 94,99,111,113,116 Meier, Gary-79 Mic el, Miss Margaret-16, 82 Migtaels, Ieariis-34,176 5 1 eman, ever - 6, 81 Miller, Ben-34 Y Miller, Berton-116 Miller, Brickert-120 Miller, Dick-45, 90, 102, 104, 105 Miller, Mr. Edward-12, 60, 103 Mrs.-103 Miller, Miller, Billy-60 5116 1 er, ary- Miller, gimmie-56 Miller, oanne-67, 68, 76 M1l1er, Patricia-46, 66, 53, 69, 98 Miller, Tom-50, 74 Mills, Carol-56, 78 Minnehan, Dan-7, 103, 111, '112, 118 123 Minton, Sharon-50, 75, 125 Mitchell, Mr. Ioe-12 14, 42 Mitchell, Ted-so, 111, 119 Mitts, Linda-52 Mock, Mary Lou-46, 67 73 Mogan, Mr. Frank-16, 79 Mo W d 1- en, en a 56 Monks, Chester L.-116 Monroe, William-50 Monson, Shari-46, 76 82 l Montgomerl, David-50 Moore, Bar ara-50 Moore, Nick-45, 80, 107, 118 Moore, Thurston Thomas-50, 67 Moore, Vicki-50 Moothart, Don Edward-56, 57, 113, 119 Moothart Ion Gerry-56, 113, 118 Mootz, JoAnn-23, 34, 74, 76, 88 M b h M.-25 or aug , Morgan, Bob-2, 45, 102 Morgan, gkaiiiil-506 66 organ, 1 ip-4 Morrick, Barbara-50 Morris, Mr. E. L.-5 Morrison, Donna-34 Mortini, Pat-57 Mosely William-46 Moss, Charle Sue-35, 70, 74, 81, 84, 96 97 Moss, Louise-56, 57, 75, 78 M b , M t -35 M212,'i7G,yi'58f'7'7, Ir? Murph , A 6 y nne-5 Murphy, Howard-35 Murphg, Ioselph-35, 59, 8 , 95, 03, 122 Murphy, Michael-81 Murray, Harold-50 Murray, Robert-57 Muth, Raymond-46 Myers, Georgia-57, 79, 125 Myers, gacqueline-50 Myers, tanley-35 82 Naegeli, Donna-72, 78, 83, 90, 125, 127 Naegeli, Larry-46, 67, 116, 119 Nagv, Diana-125 Nagy, Gary-34, 57, 78 Ne f, Edwin-34 Neher, Melba-50, 66 Nelson, Dorothy-35, 72 Nelson, Dorothy-35 72 Nelson, Max-113, 121 Nelson, Merlyn-120 Newton, gackie-50, 66, 79 Nichols, etty-50, 82, 83, 125 Nicholson, Leon-35, 85 Nordgaard, Mr. Cliff-12, 15 48, 60 83 Nordquist, Pat-57, 116 Norman, Bonnie-35 Norman Richard-2, 50, 72,111 112,119 Nuzum, Diane-50, ss Oaks, Donald-50 Oaks, lean Marie-46 O'Brien, Laccbueline Cecilia- 35, 72, 4 8, 95, 94, 96, 97, 124, 125, 127, 129 O'Brien, Donald-46, 74 O'Brien, Nanc -57, 125 O'Dea, Iohn-50, 113 Oettinik Dorothy-57 Oftill, rs. Katheryn- 13, 15, 60, 84 Olgilby, Mr. Rod-16, 58, 77 O berfq, Charlotte-46 Olhoet Dian-46 oben, Lois-35, 64, 70, 73, 75, 84, 95, 96, 98, 104 Orr, Lee Albertha-57, 125 O'Shaughnessy, Colleen-57, 79 Osborne, Richard-34, 120 Osborne, Verlyn-50, 122 O'Shea, Francis-35, 71 Osment, lim-46, 57, 85 Osterhout, LaVerna-57, 73, 82 Ottley, Pat-46 Pairis, Eleanor-35 Parsons. Donna-46 Partipilo, Marie-46, 76 Patterson, Bennie-46 Patterson, Mrs. Helen-19 Paulas, Mrs. Ruth-16, 60, 73, 79 Paup, Kenny-46 Peach, Bill--57 Peach, Dorothg-46 Peak, Leona- 3, 35, 75, 76, 103 Pearce, Dale-50 Pearce, Earl-35, 74 Pearce, Leilani-42, 46, 75 Pearce Merle-35, 74 Peck, 'llrue-50, 66 Peden, Walter-34 Pedersen, Delores-57, 66, 93 Pedersen, Shirley-23, 34. 67, 72, 81, 85, 93, 94, 99, 103 Peer, Marna-57 Peltier, Carol-57, 125 Pence, lune-50, 68, 72, 73, 74, 75, 83, 103 Perez, Mary-46 Perkins, Darrel-46, 111, 112 Perkins, Meredith-42, 46, 80, 94, 111, 112, 118 Perrotto, Tony-50, 113, 120 Peters, Arlen-50 Peters, Dee Marie-46, 73, 125 Peterson, Valene-66, 68, 69, 72, 85, 93 Ptlibsen, Mr. Robert-16, 76 Phelps, Fred-35 Phelps, Gene-35 Phelps, Shirley-50 Phelps, Suzanne-57 Phillips, Lonnie-35 Phillips, Mary-35, 86, 97 Piazza. Betty-46, 76, 125 Pier-att, lim-50 ' Pierce, Pierce, Donna-46 Pierce, Iim-57 Dawley Diane-50 Pierce Richard-79, 80, 114, 115 Pip nger, Wayne-74 Pitcihiar, Gary-35, 67 Pitkanen, Alan-50, 72, 119 Ploke, Susan-66 Pohlman, Loan--46 Pontious, c1l1P57 Pontious, Herbert-36 Possone, Thalia-46 Post, Ieanette-50 Potter, Lyndol-46 Poulsen, Carla-50, 66, 73, 82, 103 Powell, Arlene-36, 96 Powers, Darlene-52 Powers, Rub!-57 Powers, Ted y-46 Prescott Brian-23, ss, 120, 121 Presson, Allen-56, 57 Priamos, Pete-50, 65, 111, 119 Price, Max-46 Pritchard, Ioan-36 Probst, Carolyn746 Pruette, Iackie-19 Pryor, Allan-46, 121 Pryor, Kay-7, 36, 57 Psalmonds, Billie Ruth-46 Psalmonds, Phil-57, 111, 112 Pymm, Miss Aileene-18, 125, 126 s, Ioe-47 Radon, Mr. Stan-13, 60, 101 Ratia, Carmalene-50 124, Quino' Ra gio, Marcia-50 Ra e, Ioan-57, 125 Ramsay, Oralou-50 Rambeau, Dennis-7, 42, 65, 79, 109, 111, 114, 123 Ramsey, Lonnie-36 Ranstead, Louise-57 Rasmussen, Carl-36, 77 Rasmussen, Ieanette-50 Rassi, lack-91 Rattelman, Anne-36 Ratzlatt, Yvonne-37, 64, 65, 75, 76, 78, 101 Read, Mr. Walter E.-5 Reber, Becky-4 Reber, Mr. Donald-4, 5 Reber, Mrs. Donald-4 Reber, Donna-4 Reber, lane-4 Reader, Don-57, 121 Redd, Mr. Iohn-17, 61, 85, 104 Reddish, Dorothy-50 Reddy, Tom-37 85 Redfern, Ruth-52 Reed, Mr. Torn-16, 98 Rees, Miss Helen-18, 60, 125 Rees, Nancy-52 Ress, Norton 37, 79, 98, 102 Reese, Bill-37 Rehm, Bob-114, 115 Rehor, Bob-52 Reillev, David-46, 59, 74, 80. 113, 116 Reina, Carmeline-57, 125 Reitas, ludy-48, 52 Reiter, Iuditl-1-57 Rennie, Steven-37, 99 Reynold, Charles-57 Reynolds, Shirley-37 Rhoads, Richard-57 Rhodes, Rich-52, 116, 121 Rice, Anna Bell-57 Rice, Chesley Dean-57 Rice, lames-42, 46, 86, 116 Rice, Nanette-46 Richardson, Dan-57 Ritfel, Larry-7, 52, 78, 110, 111 Riggio, Nick-36 Riggio, Vince-50 Rizzo, Madolyn-57 Rivera, Romona-57 Roach, Iames-46 Roah, Andrea457' Robbins, audi Ann-36 Roberts, oris-52 Roberts, Miss Vickie-17 Robertson. Barbara-57, 78, 81, 125 Robertson, Darlene-46 Robertson, lim-50, 52, 78, 111, 1 2 Robinson, Bill--57 Robinson, Valerie-52 Robker, Ierrod-57, 113, 116 Rockwell, Carol-46, 73, 125 Rodgers, Carol-57, 125 Rogers, 1eanette?57 Rogers, Ioe Alvin-36, 78, 118 Roggelin, Ann-57, 65 Roigelin, Letha Maxine- 4 , 72, 75, 76 Rokos, lean-52, 66 Rokes, Kathleen-57, 82 Romano, Barbara lean- 57, 125, 127, 129 Rood, Iudy-52, 66 Rooney, Bill-57, 121 Ropp, Earl46 Rose, Beatrice-57 - Rose, Patricia-46 Roseberry, Sonja-52 Roselli, lohnnyb-7, 37, 110, 111 Rosendahl, Bo -37, 69, 78, 103, 109, 111, 120, 122 Rosendahl, Marilyn-42, 46, 66, 81, 85, 93 Rosenzweig, Dean-37, 67 Ross, Beverly-46 Ross, Mr. Ted-13 Rosson, lean-52, 75, 125 Roth, Carlene-57, 79 Roth, Marg-57 Rouleau, ichard-52, 67 Rountree, Edd!-52 Rubeshaw, Ro ert-46 Rumtelt, Carolyn-52 Runyan, Tommy-46 Rupprecht, Betty-57 Rupprecht, Ierry-46 Russell, Doug-52, 80 Russell, Ronald-52, 67 Russo, Carol--46, 66-, 72, 75 Saling, Arlene-57, 13, 125 Sammis, Iudy-52, 74 Samuels, Gene-52, 77 Sanders, Frank-37, 110, 111, 120 Sanders, Sondra-67 81 Sarvis, Mr, Robert-16 Sasser, Iohn-52 Sasser, Sam-86 Sauls, Glenn-48, 52, 65 Sauls, Shirleg-9, 36, 64, 65, 73, 76, 4, 98, 104 Scarlett, Iirn-52, 74 Scarlett, Sally-36, 70, 75, 76 Schaefer, Betty-52, 73, 82 Scharer, Iohn-57 Schenk, Richard-57 Schlager, Maxine--82 Schlossberg, lane-2, 36 Schlotterback, Suw57, 78, 125 S ' D' - 7 125 28 chmidt, iane 5 , , 1 Schmidt, Wanita-23, 37, 81, 103, 125 Schober, Donna-46, 72, 124, 125, 128 Schock, Dolores-37, 84, 86, 99, 103 Schoonover, Barbara-46 Schrader, Phillip-82 Schutz, Robert-37 Schwabe, Dick-57, 116, 121 Scoma, Gracie-37 Scott, Sue-77, 83, 102 Scott, Wilma-52 Seaman, Elizabeth-36 Seely, Michael-22, 23, 36, 65, 74, 93, 94, 102, 114, 115 Seifert, Gwen-46 Seifert, Pat-57, 74, 81 Seifert, Paul-57 Seifert, Tim-57 Sewell, Don-36, 120 Sewell, Wayne Kenneth-57, 119 Sharp, Barry-80 Sharp, Ianice-75, 78 Shearer, Charles--37, 99 Shearman, Sam--57 Sherburne, Tom-57' Sheridan, Pat-37, 67, 74, 81, 83, 84, 99, 104 Sherratt, Del-tnna-23, 37, Smith, Ralph-57, 79 Smith, Richard--57, 79 Smith, Mr. Robert-13, 69 Smith, Sandra-52, 57 Smith, Sue Dee-38, 70, 85, 92 Smith, Verne-56 Sorenson, Bob-120 Sorensen, Carl-38, 87 Sorensen, Lack-46 Sorensen, onnie--52, 121 Speaks, Brenda-57 Spears, lack-52 Speer, Norma-52, 66 Spencer, Carla-57, 67 Spitzer, Ruth Ann-38 Spradlin, Don-116 Sprague, Susan-57, 79 Sprott, Marietta-72, 124, 125 St. Lucia, Don Iohn-57 Sta g, Sharlenev42, 47, 72 92, 96, 103 Staley, Cheryl-57, 125 Stand, Bob-48, 52 116, 119 Standridge, Bettg' Sue-39 Stanley Clit!-3 Stead, Sharon-57, 79, B2 Stead, Sondra- Steele, Sall -47, 74, 75, 82 Stempke, Bill-57 Stettner, Bernard-39 87 Stevens, Marilyn-125 Stevens, Mr. S. H.-19 Stewart, Io ce-42, 47, 65, 75 Stolarz, Richard-39, 64, 69, 78, 79, 93, 98, 114, 115 Stone, Margie, 72, 78, 122, 125, 127 Storey, Beverly-47, 66, 75 Strandberg, Beverly-39 Stuart, Maryzflllen-57 Sturtevant arole-67 suiiivfm, Pat-57, 125 Summers, Ianice-57, 79 Sumpter, Ioan-52, 72, 81, 125 Swain, Larry-57, 121 Swenson, Mr. David-13, 70, 71 Szilasi, Virginia-50, 66 Tanner, Dewane-56 Tanner, Gary-52, 113 Tanner Ronald-113 120 Tarter,'Ronald Lee-ll20 Tatge, David-56, 78 Tatgie, Marian-56 Tay or, Lohn-59 Taylor, arie-56, 78, 125 Taylor, Pat-56 Taylor, Ralph-48, 52, 74, 81, 105, 120, 21 Teachout, Diana-39, 66, 76, 78, 85, 93, 94, 103 Teachout, Patricia--62, 72, 74, 75, 78, 81, 83 Terry, Barbara-39, 75 Terry, Charles-52, 121 Terry, Ronald-52 Thomas, Dave-47, 72 Thomas, Delores-39 Thom ,I 11-56 as Thomas ene Iohn-39 72 Thomas, Larry-77, 120 Thomas, Linda-72, 102 Thomas, Sharon-56 Thompson, aim--39, 56, 77, 8,10, 110, 111,118 Thomsen, Sharon-77, 125 Voyles, Billy-42, 80, 102 Wade, Alycw56, 73 125 Wa goner, Helen-39, 75, 76, 91? 96 Wagner, Daniel-39 Wgg11iIi1bDarrell-7, 52, I , , 111, 119 wqid, Mr. Richard-15 Walker, Iohn-111 112 Walker, Phriup-56 Wallock, 75, 76, Carole-39, 72, 93, 94 Walsburqt Ioycw47 Walters om-52 ward, Claudell-23,-39, ei Warner, Ierry-111, 112, 120 Warren, Margaret-56, 79 Watkins, 78, 81 , Beverly-52, 77, 92 Watts, Arlene-47 Watts, Nancy-47, 63, 77, 78, 81, 91, 93, 99, 102 Watts, Sharon-52, 72, 79, 83, 125 Waugh, Iohn-121, 122 Weaver Lois-39 Webb, Carollyn-52 Webb, Doug as-56 Webb, Iarrett-42, 47, 102, 109 111 Webster, Donna-40 Wedmore, Karen-52, 66 Weenig, Mary Lin-52 Weible, John-56 Wellbaum, Mr. Sam-60, 74, 85, 87, 105 Wells, Bob-21, 48, 52, 65, 103, 116, 117, 121, 122 Wells, Le Roy-40, 60 Wells, William-21, 48, 52, 65, 113, 116, 121 Welsh, Lgnne--56, 125 Werley, olores-48, 52, 78 Wernli, Evelyn-56 Wernli, James-56 West, Barbara-125 West, Warren-56 Wheeler, Wheeler, Barbara-47, 76 Glen-40, 96, 97 Wheeler, Lenora, lune-40 Whitaker, Garland-56 White, Bob-52, 77, 116 White, Miss Darlene-17 White, Keith-52 White, Lela-52, 66, 77, 79 White, Tom-47, 102 Whitehead Marjorie-42, 47, 73, 74, 75, 84 Whorle , Caren-52, 66 82 Wibel,1l1ike-50, 52, 1115, 121 Wick, Cheryl--47 Wildman, Bruce-52 81, 111, 112 Williams, Beneva-52 Williams, Connie-56 Williams, Earl-59, 82, 83, 87, 111, 112 Williams, Ed-40, 71, 74, 78, 84, 96, 103 Williams, Evelgn-40, 69 Williams, Mr. eorge-13 58 Williams, Liner-ss, 75, 125 Williams, arry Gordon-47 Williams, Robert-41, 71, 96 Williams, Sharon-40 Williams, Virginia-52 Williams Wa ter-23 40 65 72 73, 86, 102 Sherrod, Iohn-37 Shewmaker, Shirley-47, sizs' wif 82 52 az ier, SCIQY- , Shook, Billy-57 Shook, Ion--7, 42, 44, 47, 80, 87, 111. 112, 116 Shores, Iohn-57 Shrock, Sandra-76 Shubin, Eleanor-33, 81, 125 Shumwdxy, Mauretta-42, 47 Sieber, ancy--38, 103 Siegel, Richard-38 Silvers, Keith-38 Simmons, Bob-57 Simmons, Faith-23, 38, 73 Simpson, Carol-52 Simpson, Eu ene-37 Sims, Leon-557, 121 Sitchler, Norma-52, 66 Skinner, Eunice-38 Skolni Skvor C k, Mr. Saul--14, 99 Bob-56 Slane: Bob-120, 122 Slater, Marilyn-57 Sloan, Richard-38, 78, 110, 1 Small, Carolyn-38 Smith, Arlene-57 Smith, Barbara-47, 73, 74, 79, 81, 83, 105 Smith, Betty-57 Smith, Darlene-57 Smith, Donald L.-38 Smith, Doris-52 Smith, games Paul-57 Smith, erry-46 Smith, Kenneth-37, 74 Smith, Mrs. Leota-15, 83 Smith, Linda-57 Tjulander, Sue-56 Todd, Gary-56 Tolen, Sandra-39 Tolman, Gerald Lee- Towning, Iean-39 Treio, loria-42, 47 Trent, Ronald-39 Tripp, Mr, Thomas-5 Truesdell, Nancy-52, 66, 72, 73, 75, 81 Turner, Carol-39 Turner, Mr. Mordern-13, 58 Turner Mrs. Theodosia- 13, 15, 61, 81 Tyner, Allan--56, 121 Tyner, Helen-47, 67, 72, 125, 128 Tyson, Ralph-80, 102, 120, 121 U rich, Ric ard-56 Uselman, Bob-48, 52, 82, 85, 103, 122 Vallejo, Prank-52, 77, 78, 92, 103, 113, 116, 120 Anda, Larry-56, 67, 77 81, Van Van Diver, Betty-39 Van Orden, Iac ie-52, 67 Van Winkle, Barbara-56, 82, 125 Van Wyke, Ierrald--47, 80 Varney, Lois-42 Vasquez, Ton -56 Verma, Mr. Tgomas-14 Vernon, Clara-47, 125 Vest, Billy-52, 82 Vest, Richard-56 Viers, Bob-47 Vincent, Davida Irene-47, 72 Vincent, Edward Vogel, lol-in-6, 39, 64, 6 , 71, 96, 101 74, 7a,'79, ei, 82, 100, ioa,'1z2' Williamson, Mary Lou-41 Wilmeth, Margaret Ruth-47 Wilshusen, Richard-52 Wilson, Larry-56 Wing, Lloyd-52, 120 Winkle Ianet-56, 81 wmn, iitheiee-ss, 75, 78 Winter, Nettie-47, 75 Winters, Marilyn-40, 76, 98, 102 Woirhaye, Mahlon-47, 121 Wolfe, ed-52, 121 Wood, Bob-56 Wood, Howard-47 Wood, Nancy Mac?47 Woodin, Georgew56 Woodward, Sandra-40, 57, 103 Worthing, Bill-47 Wright, Charleye-40 Wright, Kenny-56 Wyatt, Lynn-56 Wynn, Iim-50 Wynne, Mabel Pat -56, 75, 81, 103 Wyse, Marilyn-47 Yearout, Carol-41 Yolton, Earl-56, 113, 119 Zak, Edward-47 Zak, Mar'i-56 Zensen, Cllharlotte-23, 41, 74, 79, 83, 103, 127, 128, 129 Zensen, Donald-120, 122 Zerrenner, Carl-40 Zurbur , David-52, 77, 113, 116, T17, 121 Zvonkin, Mr. Leonard-15 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS What a naive, unsuspecting Staff we were last Sep- tember when we blithely assumed the responsibility of editing you, The Accolade ot 1954! Iune and your final distribution were as remote as a trip to Mars. The mysteries of printing, binding, engraving were as strange and foreign as the streets of Singapore or Maracaibo. Iust what has happened to us and to those weeks since September! The picture schedule-Pulchritude and suited elegance faced us as we viewed Tony's proofs and ordered our graduation pictures. Alameda, Long Beach Boulevard, Atlantic were sole-wearying miles as we contacted merchants and learned the intricacies of finance for business and for producing yearbooks. Christmas vaca- tion might have been carefree, but it was just the right time for blocking-up ads and making those business callbacks. Rains had a discouraging way of disrupting the best- planned picture schedules, but teachers were coopera- tive and pleasant: students didn't mind getting out of classes - and we shot our groups. Engravers' proofs, those mystical, magical rolls the mailman drew forth from his pouch - hours of cut-outs and paste-ups -- but a dummy was springing into lite! Bean-stuffed Merlin appeared in various places and helped put over a humdinger of an assembly to launch a record-smashing sales campaign. Those PA announcements, the hours of sitting in the Quad and luring prospectsg the hilarious acts at the Accolade Assembly - all made this record possible. A dog-eared Thesaurus, some battered dictionaries - mute evidence of the struggle for copy - copy - copy - and the vocabularly we acquired. Division pages - scratch boards - captions - padded covers. Now - September is as remote as Iune was last Pall. Even as the Ancient Mariner we are sadder and wiser men, but not ol sense lorlorn - With the hours of darkest anguish behind us, we remember the happy times we had learning to be production artists. We're grateful to the many friends - younger and older - all of whom worked patiently and coopera- tively with us to make possible Merlin and the Magic Moments we have sought to recapture and perpetuate in the Accolade of 1954. . . . sole wearying miles . . . Indefatigable solicitors sell record amount of ads. FOREGROUND: T. Harrison. FIRST ROW: W. Williams, I. Bach, B. Manor, R. Anderson, L, Olson, I. Liedtky. SECOND ROW: B. Dunn, D. Sherratt, A. Klistoff, R. Fleming, I. Mootz, I. Thomas, C. Zensen. 160 Q. ',, ifvi! J, ,LL ff , ,gf Q' ' iii Q 5 . -Wi my , gk, -Q , wt' . . l .ji .LG 1 ., ' igni- klz, 'Avis L V ,. mi , , , N . 5 . RN x L x M M.. 'Qs ' '7'3 f: --H Y A. Fw 5 L ep. Y A B' img wry!-N if .N , .P V1 . Q 'fA 31 F . X-Q . 7 .W ' E s a I Q i E 4 I I i v Q I l S N r Q W 'A A v ,,1, A., ,.,, M., f' 1 --. . Xf SDJ ug ., - . . , D 4 , A . ' IX Qjb ', , C' Y lx qi? jkkydlf X 113 Lf ' L , v . 43' 11? 'Milly' iff fb E.. RV! ffm, I. f, I ar gf U ,Lay JL Q V I J- .Jil I F? 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