Lynwood High School - Accolade Yearbook (Lynwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1957 volume:

Hccvlade 195 7 I 5 7 14 c c 0 la d e 1w1,A1.e4o,, the 5f.,4e,.fA h if of Zynwovd High School Zynwood Calif VOLUME 6 chovl S High alglillgll tA 0 Mug t 1 ?oreword As we revlew the events of the past year we can can see how they have helped guide us along the path of education These happenmgs are only steppnng stones to greater galaxies We the staff of the 'I957 ACCOLADE have tned to record In words and pictures these events to help you recapture the many HIGH LIGHTS OF KNIGHT LIFE AT LYNWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Q O o h o O O O look back on them with pride and gratitude, for we aw Table 0 I my Con tentA M Advertisements 162 Classes Administration A-f m sh E bf .,,. ' X W ' 'ff' A 'W 'NF' ' L X s. f ,--. ,av Yxikii-I i Q NNQSQTQ' ' . . . .I 0 54:31- I Q gy 4 S po rts Actlvlhes ,460 X Organization bedication The heights to which any organization may rise are largely determined by the ability of its individual members, for it is on them that the responsibility of strengthening it lies. To one whose indomitable spirit and unrelenting efforts have helped make Lynwood High School the outstanding example of eductaion that it is, we gratefully dedicate this yearbook. He is a true friend, dependable helper and excellent teacher. ln past years our business education department and the work experience program, under his guidance, has won respect throughout the area, but his words of counsel, foresight and deep sense of fair play have provided Lynwood stu- dents with a heritage far richer than any material gain. May this 1957 Accolade serve as a monument to his accomplishments and to express the appreciation of the students of lyn- wood High School for his many years of untiring work. To MR. ARTHUR T. LEEMING we sincerely dedicate this book. Q aug? H1 lallglc M In 14 num tratwn OUR GUIDING LIGHT Leadmg us through the maze of learning IS our com petent staff of admlmstrators and teachers who are always ready to and and guide us clurmg our stay at Lynwood Llttle known are the tireless efforts and endless hours these people put nn outside the class room so that they can better prepare us to face llfe and Its every day problems ' JJ! t afafwf -242: . '1',' -th' riff' -3?-'a . 'iff '--1 , X K 0 O ,jg-7 T' , j : fa-5 , ,.' -N1 I O I W3 Q 1 WW Q4 ff 'Qs 2 y X, f f , N, 6 g EXIWS FUVALS mm. TEST SQA!! TERM PA QS? PM N5 COMPOSITI 94,0 i Louis E. Fisher H416 of School Congratulations to the sixth graduating class of Lynwood High School. Into these past four years have been crowded many events you shall treasure the rest of your life. May I urge each of you to hold fast to those high ideals of good citizenship, honesty, fair play and the sincere desire to seek the truth in all things. Even though you are leav- ing Lynwood High School, we want you to know we shall never forget you. Your school stands by to serve you in every way possible with the firm hope that each of you shall find SCHOOL BOARD Many important decisions and respon- sibilities were placed before these five people this past year and it was only with clear, careful thinking and after considering all possible solutions that the right answers were delivered. Kenneth M. Phelps President Walter E. Read Jean M, Lillard E, L. Morris 14ctiaIit iz happiness, s u cces s and good health in the years that lie ahead. My very best wishes go with all of you, with the knowledge that your sin- gular contributions to our American Way of Life will make a better world to- morrow. DONALD D. REBER Superintendent of Schools DISTRICT PERSONNEL Sitting: L. Thompson R Jacobs L Brown F Wilson L Holt C Hall R Wald Standing: l.. McCone E Hepne K Doll K Limbeck l Boyne D Blover L Bechtel D Reber H Snow Dr. Mcffaughin, M Wiemer E Meyzrs B Escofie l Irwin M Parks This is the sixth annual edition of the Lynwood High School Accolade. The year 1956-1957 marks our sev- enth year as a high school and the class of 1957 is our sixth graduating class. During the time you have been in attendance, you have shared many ac- tivities which I believe will cause you to be effective citizens in American Society. Your citizenship, interest in the school and interest in the com- munity, are attested to by the fact that the High School has been honored with Principal Freedoms Foundation Awards in all four years of your at- tendance, and for the past two years, has received in addition, a scroll in- dicating the highest possible award from Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. Scholastically, you have been given opportunities through a broad program of studies to prepare yourselves for future education, for employment, and, I trust, for success in life. As the time for graduation comes, the High School will miss and remem- ber this fine group. I know that I not only speak for myself, but for the en- tire staff of the high school, when I extend best wishes to the Class of 1957. RALPH H. COSMAN Principal Congratulations and best wishes to each member of the Class of I957. I have always been very proud of Lynwood High School students. This year my pride has been intensified by the fine spirit and sense of responsi bility that have been exhibited by the entire student body under the leader ship of the Class of 1957 My best wish for you is that you will continue to develop those quali ties of fair play, civic pride, and adap tability that have characterized your senior year. And may the knowledge and understanding that you have gained in your classes, the fun you have had in your various activities the friends you have made on cam pus, all contribute to a future that holds happiness in your home life success in your chosen vocation, an respect and honor in your role of ' an citizen REGINA EDINGTON Dean of Girls an Amerlc I feel that the class of I957 has ade many fine contributions to our f any m h ol The senior class o High Sc o high school has certain responsibilities in the area of leadership that they can of i957 how not escape The class e t the d d more than merely acc p ever I that all seniors are hen F responsibility t You have been real leaders and ra eous leaders Double sessions ou cou g d feats did not make y and bond e bitter and vindictive You were more adult than many of the adults I think ct of the ou have won the respe that y nity I am proud of you entire commu I s You Everyone and I say God B es EDWARD MILLER Dean of Boys , I d . I ' , o. It is with regret that I must bid farewell to the seniors of 1957. This is the last group that I personally had contact with in the class room. To all of the graduates I wish the great- est success in the future, but especial- ly to those business students th at made my teaching experience such a pleasure. ARTHUR LEEMING Curriculum Assistant ,Q- you f-H' To the Class of l957, The chief end of a high school edu- cation is the development of a better person. Unless the high school grad- uate be more mature in his thinking, broader in his attitudes and sympa- thies, wiser in his understanding and learning, keener in his insight into the meaning of citienship 4 then high school graduation means much less than it should. We hope your years at Lynwood High School have made this better and more understanding person. Our grad- uation wish to you is that the years will be full of satisfaction and worth- while accomplishment for each mem- ber ofthe Class of 1957. AGNES E. JONES Director of Guidance Best wishes and success to a fine graduating class from the Attendance Office Personnel. You have managed to keep us very busy and made lite interesting in many respects the past four years and we shall long remem- ber your class. ROBERT M. COHEE Registrar Each student is assured ot the max- imum ot opportunities during their days at high school by the wise guid- ance ot our counselors. It is with un- derstanding and assuring smiles that they timelessly concentrate on our problems and advise us to the utmost of their abilities. 17 Proficien t Prop Pro de Hn vwledge SOCIAL STUDIES MATH Row ll: S, Skolnick, V. Ferguson, C. Hubbard, E. Row I: J. Redd, G. Kennedy, E. Boswell, D. Popp Clark, D, Bustrum, D, Copp, Row I: D. Boies, T. G. McMillan, K. Seydel, R. Chadwick, S. Altman. Vernia, V. Dial, H. Rees. DRIVERS' EDUCATION F. Hoover J. Kinsey W. Lee R. Kamerer Ski! ul BOY'S P. R. Squire R. Howard M. McKown E. Gregory D. Dequine GlRL'S P. E. S. Ellerman A. Pymm G. Smhh K. Nelson i' nav at C' a Mmen C'vn tri6ute to fducation fvvw Y 'f Rowl N Kuklsh R Ognlby M Kussman S Ke th M Gam e R Greene PI rn BUSINESS Row Il: W. Rinehart, R. PfI?b sen, S, Fitch, Row I: W Bradley, C. Hardy, R, Grecfw man, M, Michaels. 21 if Wg-7 V. MARKHAM and E. PRELL Nurses mi L. BONNER Librarian L. QUIGLEY Assistant to Librarian K. DOLL Special Teacher F. ENGSTROM Head of Cafeteri- ble Hide iii L--f OFFICE HELP Row I: Betty Windsor, Lillian Brooks, Laura Long. Row II: Frances Easterman, Laura Quigley, Betty -lx 1:-r Barnes, Laura Price. H+ K, 'ax 4- Row I: S. H. Stevens, O. F. Hall, W, Erdmann, S, H. Downey, L. Gatti, B. Miller. Row II: E. B. Story, C. E. E. Jost, H. Patterson, L. Carlson, J. Hitch, F. Clark, Dunlap, K. Brewer, E. C. Jones, C. F, Stults, E. A. Bosworth, Sutherland, Shim P-1 .WM 2 ff- T' if iff r s-.gm 'Wit 53-...A Mis. -lr ff .9 Eff KE, H1 lallgla M fn THE MASSIVE LIGHTS OF THE SKY Luke the thousands of mcandescent bulbs that llght the sky each students plays an Important part un brnghtenmg our school Umtecl together we gam the experuence of getting along and workmg together as well as the Imperative learmng from the textbooks all of whnch ns preparmg us to become leaders of to morrow Cla Ae Rr.?Fgw:g'. 1? 'TIE Qi' - til ' K o o X N, ,- . .5-.' , f E I I S, LM . M529 1 S2 iff- X .,,! f.,,:' 4 Q I A w, ' 5' ? 'f55 XM .MW ' 1 fy? 7ff1 '1,f:1f,, X 'X ' ' ' '+V I, ' x ' '.f,i'59 f f Qgzfbffw-'Z Y. .Q V 5 if X xg ' 2 ? wif '32 . 2 ,4 Q , x gg mf ' X .ff Hz ff 1 b 1 'lf . X, H . H .,,,. , 4' EK: ,Qi uv' . ,AR . Q, 4 - , -. ' -QQ 5 P X K nm! 7 xl WWMA ggi 1 Q ,ff EE a, xgwzf 'B X QM? sk' ff 3 . f , Ai , pw-- ' ,aww 2112 .4 1 , ,-Q -3 f.,,,+ , QSM, ,L md?-Y, ?gx '3!l envmW...W X 4 ' N' 1 Q K aw if ' 5 A5 Ei E R A56 'S' A , ff Q1 N XV 3 .ii ',f.',, -M . f , mbky Q, 1 1 v n - df' Q.srvQ YQ 2, V352 gf Kg it 8 ! fig: Larry Craig, Student Body President uminou STUDENT COUNCIL Starting vvith summer meetings, the Student Council members faced the job of planning the myriad of activities which we take for granted, and laying the foundation for the efficient stu- dent organization of the school. Under the able leadership of President Larry Craig, the Student Council has developed into a fine working ma- chine and has accomplished a tremendous amount of work toward a more enioyable and beneficial school year. Lynwood's council, 40 strong counting its ad- visors, Mr. Clark and Mr. Miller, was active throughout the school year and at times Room l 17 resembled a be-ehive. Sponsoring the annual Homecoming events, the popular Hawaiian Day, issuing free football tickets to all early buyers of Student Activity Cards, and revising and present- ing a new constitution vvere all in a day's work for this very capable organization. Pat Seifert, Secretary Steve Bach, Vice President i in., Denny Aria, Commissioner of Ath- letics, Carol Marks, Commissioner of Social Activhiesg Edythe Merri- field, Commissioner of Finance. egidato N., .. X. W.. Row I: T. Halisey, B. Hunt, J. Shaw, R. Rockhold, S. Greenspan, R Henderson, J. Moffitt, R. Hansink, M. Ferrulli. Row II: D. Mooihari, Delete, L. Sunderland, S. Bach, L. Craig, D. Liska, H. Maroon, S. Reader, D, Poulson, T, Hart, D. Aria. Row III: W. Brookshire, B. Jensen, C Marks, N. Pilgrim, S. Lawhorn, M. Jenssen, E. Merrifield, S. Danielson C. Osment, P. Seifert, P. Fleming, S. Jones, E. Clark. Anxious to prove that good things come in small packages, CStature, not quantityl, the eager and, at times, con- fused Frosh participated in many diversi- fied activities. Selling popcorn and pro- grams at football games, sponsoring the March 17 Kilarney Ball , and adding their assistance to the bond drive were but a few of the things the Freshmen had to look back upon as they prepared for their jump to the level of Sophomores. John Moffatt Freshman Class President fnligli tened ?I'0J,I Zen n Zqnwvod Waqa Freshman Class Council: Row I: Mrs. Dial, sponsor, L. Sunderland, D. Poulsen, D. Rold ness, C. Howe, D. Danielson, P. Like, B. Ruddy, C. Blixt, B. Anderson. Row ll: J. Black well, O. Jones, S. Reader, J. Henderson, S. Greenspon, J. Moffltt, R. Tipps, B. Hunt, S Loucks, L. Stanreiz. Edi nt Row I: S. Blackley, J. Blnder, G. Adams, S. Barnhart, B. Baumgras, C, Black, J Ballsmith, S. Bailey, M Bergin. Row Il: C. Anderson, C. Bllxt, G. Bleeker, C. Bell, J. Blackwood, G. Alexander, B. Blazer, C, Appel B. Besich, M, Abersolcl. Row III: R, Campbell, J, Bresford, D. Aufderltaar, B. Anderson, W. Best, W. Askler B. Calvert, D. Bollom, G. Allaire, R. Breeze. Row IV: D. Coppock, R, Bertram. E. Ault, R. Brunson, K Bellerive, R. Boggs, E. Berry, D. Barrlos, B. Arden, D, Bergin, C. Bailey, B. Campbell. Rec:-uitA Row I: K. Dolphin, B. Davis, B. Douglas, M. Diehl, D. Dawson, R. Bears, M. Braly, J. Cartier, K, Correll D. Davis. Row ll: N. Dozier, J. Cotillo, L. Cecil, T. Cavender, D. Corley, J, Dickson, B. Burlison, K. Carson B. Buettner, M. Buehler, G. Carter. Row Ill: R. East, J. Fitch, G, Fleming, J. Devlet, W, Child, N. Cavenee J. Deras, P. Berry, L. Fish. R, Faist, R. Green. Row IV: R. Lettrell, R. Kelley, T. Le Clear, C. Lendman, T Forbes, C. Falls, R. Goldstein, T. Heirnbigner, J. Henderson, D. Horton, D. Gowers, K. Evans. it I . ffm. Row I: J. Eddy, N. Flynn, L. Evans, K. Gee, M. Edwards, N, Ebeling, H. Gardner, C. Galley, J. Enlow Row II: J. Dunn, C. Geer, E. Gill, J. Dunham, N. Gore, S, Gordon, S. Fairfax, J. Franks, D. Danielson I. Dolimascola, B. Deras. Row III: T, Franklin, M, Hicks, T. Hill, S. Greenspon, N. Holly, T. Harper, G Hardeman, T. Henneman, R, Horne, F. Heins, J. Guest. Row IV: D. Gross, M. Hamel, R. Lewis, G. Lamm J. Johnson, P. Grirnmett, E, Bay, G. Hansen, G. Fairfield. Succeu Campzw C'andidA . Er . Mal..-M E' Ju. I-J 'Nh Sophomore Class President Howard Mattoon Sophomore Class Officers: Connie Osment, Vice President Kay Stafford, Secretary Joan Harrison, Treasurer 50,2114 The Sophs, having learned the ropes of Knight Life , wasted no time in getting their second year at the Castle under way. The Welcome Dance proved to be one of the highlights of the social year, as did their fall fling, Autumn Antics . With a show of originality, they sponsored the school's first Dill Pickle Sales, netting 350.00 f not bad!!! All this plus taking a third place on their Homecoming Float! As the year drew to a close, the Sophs proudly looked back on two suc- cessful and eventful semesters in their school careers. ,- ,wg Ponder ben tiny .Lv Rowl J Apple L Avery K Brown C Boolhe C Baker B Ayers J Bodnar S Bell D Blum K Arneson Row ll A Barnos J Beckhart M Bonn: B Bleeker L Bensen J Barllargeon G Anderson G Bowen Row Ill D Allen G Bafsch R Atkinson J Black B Beagle L Berwnck G Bleeker C Barley P Allen Row IV P Allen C Barley G Bleeker L Berwuck B Beagle J Black R Afklnson G Batsch D Allen econd- ea ffm lata Rowl D Hunfxng S Cassidy S Brooke D Chaney P Canady D Bracken D Bracken Row II C Jacoby C Byork S Burroughs J Clarkson S Burlnson R Chevalner H Cal h on G Casvm K Chnstue Row III J Carlston D Carlaw J Caley H Carson S Campbell J Cardiff V Bugg L Cook S Chrlslensen Row IV D Carter J Chrnstlna D Brockman J Brooks D Brown G Campbell P Brackman R Chumbley M Brown G Casteel CLA Rowl E Curlee B Cllnton B Davndson L Clover D Denton B Coburn S Dahl N Dunkel Row Il S Cox M Condon S Cleveland G Conway J Dletrnch L Decker B Coonce M Dalby C Crowley Row III D Dennls C Duarte R Coover C Dodson G Courtade J Culver G Colluns K Cottrll Row IV J Demmon M Davidson J Colvnlle R Coleman D Culp A Crawford A Engle R Cron R Craft Pu In Glo ward wl J aley P lw Fr G Ev Ga M Fo B Cathln D Gu ua Row II D Gardner D Goodln M Freeman L Foote J Furhman E Guerrero F Farns worth D Eppley Row Ill J Floyd J Goat L Funderburg M Gesselman D Flanagan M Fltzgerald D Garcla L Fell SR? SM Ro : . Fr , . Finc , E. eitag, . ans, J. rti, . rd, . ' , . 'gl' . D. Ewell, D. Elgord, R. Fisk. Row IV: D. Evans, J. Garner, S. Hall, B. Gaarcl, H. Farwell, Q . A -fl ' Y' A . gi, 3 l - .f ' , gf: : s . -, 4 l 4 ,A . . 'f 9 f' . - 'B Q . Q ! Q , . lk i , 1 , F l l V ' wl A Grlswold J Haygood L Gore J Hall L G n M Fullers J Hlllm n J Harrnson Row Il Gose L Harkerm P Gray K Gozdzlewelz K Groff M Gober J Greene K Hogadone P Ham Row Ill M Henry B Horton B Havercroft S Hespel N Granclolf D Hodgkuns J Blackwell J Hudson H Freeman Row IV P Hemenway E Hoopnngarner J Hayes H Gunderman J Henz C Grable S Hoy J Soplw cole ?o wa cf Rowl M Jones P ones N Jouner T Jenklnson M Jennings S Jones S Jaramullo Row II K Katzen barger S Hunt L Chmenden D Kelly L Keeney J Jensen C Kleln A Krks Row III S Knchen J Knox D Jackson A Kerwnz D Johnson P Jensen G Hulnng B Kerr Row IV B Jackson G Jensen J Kelly V Jurgensen H Knnder J Kung D Kahn E Holcombe Ro : . ' , . , . , . ' , . Un , . ' , . ' a , . ' . : B , . , 1 y . ' - , . , . 1 . , . I . . . , , , , , . , , , . ' I L I . I , : . , . ' , . , . , . , . , , , Horn, J. Hillion. I - , . , . ' , . A , . ' , . , . ' . : . - 1 - , . ' , , I , , A I . ' , . i . : . A , . , . , . ' , . , - 1 - I , . . : . , . , . , . , . ' , . I , . , - . Rowl V Lunsford S Londeree C Lee H Luedrky J Kozak C Lamont E Martin N Lester Row II P Mandley S Lenclman F Kohl G Marinacci J Krogstad S Lawhorn S Lundberg L Lewin Row Ill W Lammers C Mann D Kruly B MacKenzie J Lerch H Logan W Lampkun Row IV P Mackin C Maru nack D Lake N Loven V Luke R Kunkel R Ledef G Humisfon w I. F. Myers, R. Miler K. Meyers B. Mi chell S, McCabe S. Justus, J. Kunz. Row ll. L. Moore Kennedy P. Monsen C. Melby M. Moe E. Mills L. Nelson L. Murray. Row III: B. Miller S. Mendez G Martin S. Nickle, M. McKinnon H. Martoon D. Muehl D. Meeks G. Miles. Row IV: T. Mernrnott R. Mc Clintock R, Loreite S. McCall H. Murphy L. Morris P. McDougal D. Mudry. 7 Thi 4 Yfear Row I: C. Osment, C. Partipilo, H. Portugal, M. Parrott, M. Piekaar, P. Owen, M. Minke, Row II: L. Quick, S. Notter, P. Powell, N. Pilgrim, C. Norclquist, B. Mcliittrick, C. Paulson. Row III: E. Ermshar, D. Partain, P. Peterson, K. Raclde, R, Pippenger, L. Peach, B, Miller. Row IV: D, Ott, J. Nassir, D. O'Reilly, P. Priamos, R. McKinnon, F. Pacheco, B. Nolette, B. Puff, E. McNeill. ...ww 9' 6' A LJ ...M Rowl S Sebrnght C Sclllaerl B Schofhauser L Peach P McCanlles J Rndly D Riley Row II A Scott L Roper C Razon P Rooney D Russell R Rlsner A Hobensack J Roberts Row III R Rossrnan K Ruston M Schultz E Samuelson J Robles G Ottley C Reed Row IV R Rydman M Rice L Rlmer .I Sedlllo R Rudy B Sexton J Sanders L Sagert . , ,Y N W 5 I 6 Q . S. . lk Xx , , I -P I ' .QD ' a?V'Q', . P' 3i..:..,.a S62 A 1' - I - G 'fi-Q v -' gi' Y 1 L: , E .ye Qi K. .QL 'I 4 . F cf 5 5 .v ,f J A . A I S' ' Pix A . it Y' 1 . 5 I . 4 , L - v V I A. . . X . . , H ,G I . if Row I: J. Swanston, S. Sharp, C. Toombs, C. Thompson, K. Robbins, L. Skala, N. Stanley. Row Il: N. Not- tingham, J. Straley, C. Tommy, A. Tate, C. Steele, V. Spindler, D. Trexler. Row III: G. Snyder, S, Smith, C. Swain, M. Sword, B. Stapleton, L. Schneider, J. Sands, T. Tesarik, R. Rockhold. Row IV: R. Stephenson, L. Smith, H. Shultz, B. St. Clair, G. Steele, B. Sullivan, G. Snow, E. Stovall, J. Shaw, R, Steiner, J. Swenson, D. Taylor. I B Winn J Weaver L Slane L Willison J Ward K Stafford N Waldron Row ll L Warwick Row West L Van Orden R Williams J Zleffler R Tornabene S White M Stevens B Whitley S Yerigan Vancliver Row III T Von Pertz G Wood E White B Brookhart J Perry S Warden D Vaughan Wimmer E Warren J Walker Row IV C Mosqueda T Walton T Webb R Van Anda P Rodgers Williams T Quesada J Van Kampen J Wilkes L Wallace B Sikes 'ma ies smrw- . Q f. .ffl .3 3-'ills li. A. - . .x .gi .t 'S .xv ... 'fee 1? X .M . ' I K , ' iw ., I . A I .LT f v , 423' s in v ., ' ' ,J V ,Q fc , 5 r V ,. sa . . f Q Q' : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . ' ,K, . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , T. , - f - 1 - , - , - - The Juniors, proudly flashing their new class rings, started off a chain of successes with the presentation of the highly entertaining Junior Jamboree, Youth Takes Over . Through the traditional ordeals of dances and money-raising, the class of '58 brought the year to a climax with the most fabulous Prom ever presented to the honored and astonished Seniors. anior Junior Class President DICK HANSINK l to R: Marianne Buracchio, Vice President, Marilyn Hamilton Sec- retary, Jill Barkley, Treasurer. .- in eel: Semorla ood Nab A X W we xx A A XQN NX XX Q WNEQ N X SN ix Xwxw NXQ X I S Damelson if NMR N , X XQXX ,Q WM N Ns X W NNQX Qu. J Van Jumor Class Councul b,J Barkley,L Barela A LIVIFIQSTOD Rowl k S Hague, C Bauder,.I Holasek M Jenssen E Rosenberg, P Flermng, Cone L Slocum :Iron J Vac , J Sfemkoemg, D Llska Row I P Fletcher, S I , Meier, C Fish, J Grandey, S Leeds, M Ham Row III J Warvl D Rockslen, C Hogue, D Voyles, D Hansmk, K Groeneweg Row IV M Skmner, T Smne K Smnh P Hart, M Sloan, C Augusta, tuden M Prepar Row I: J. Grundy, L. Greer, S. Granger, L. Gray, M. Harnilton, K. Groeneweg, G. Gunter N. Hall, G. Fist, L. Hall. Row ll: D. Harden, D, Hansink, D. Harbaugh, B. Crowley, R Blackwood, B, Dangler, E. Harper, S. Hague, L. Haag. Row Ill: P, Hart, T. Jenkinson, J Joncas, S. Gruwell, L. Goodman, D Harper, N. Gordon, W. Hall, P. Haney, J. Girtner R. Hall, B, Glave. Rowl J Hietala M Labhart J Johnston A Greenfield D Grinde C Hogue C Hunt C Hawley B Home L Green C Hurst R Gonzales Row Il M Jenssen J Holasek J ney K Hi K Hicks Kauche J Johnston P Johnson S Hughes R w Muth F Janes D Holmes M Hartung O Kelly R Gunter F Godley R Hensley R Davis J Hogadone J Jesme L Holcombe ...lng,,.., Q., A X! , . X if i i .-n- 'm.. A-its It .0 Row I: S. Robertson, M. Peterson, A. Perea, S. Rhodes, D. Rocksien, J. Peters, D, Reynolds. Row ll: C. Rosson, J. Phelps, E. Pacheco, P. Nebel, D. Price, J. Parr. Row III: D, Storms, R. Lehigh, B. Rogan, D. Pevers, J. Rirner, G. Roper, B. Shook, G. Remy, ?or Row l: J. Sharp, D. Siefken, K. Shaw, J. Radcliff, S. Sherrod, E. Rosenburg, D. Province, P. Silverthorn, A Rowe. Row ll: G. Remy, B. Silvers, T. Rufz, B. Severson, S. Ryclman. Row III: P. Sorich, B. Sharp, J. See hausen, G. Schofhauser, K. Smiih. C. Seabrook, A. Strasser. , E 'N' ff l I l -1 NL X ,iflxj Stl-i e 0 Row I: D. Swanseri, G. Samuel, S. Stewart, S. Tobin, P. Tipping, P. Tesarik, A. Stacy, J. Tuttle, L. Barter, J. Strom, T. Shores. Row Il: B. Sharpe, M. Stead, B. Toburen, C. Stumbaugh, D. Shirley, L. Terry, T. Stuart, D. Thompson, J. Szobonya. Row III: C. Taylor, J. Stevens, G. Trapp, R. Tuka, D. Scarlet, M. Sloan, R. Ulrich, R. Van Kampen, J. Steinkoenig, D. Trexler, M, Skinner, T, Stone. Sta dom Row l: G. Wasson, J. Warvi J. Williams, J. Wampler, S. Wardrip, M. Wakeford, A. Williamson, J. Van Meter, B. Viney. Row Il: E, Wilcox, M. Warner, L. Solcumb, J. Vick, P. Wren, G. Doud, C. Nelson, B. Wil- liarns, B. Walters, C. Wise, Row Ill: R. Walker, D. Voyles, G. Zeigler, C. Syenson, G. Williams, G. Wedel, N. Wallace, P. Votava, M. Witter, D, Wind. 6.1 I The Cla A 0 S As the lnght from the Class of 57 grows steadnly dlmmer we recall many eventful happenmgs from the past four years and we remember the wonderful tlmes we ve had and now we can proudly revlew our accomplishments As Freshmen we entered Lynwood Hugh School wlthout any conception of what was m store We were landsllded by stacks of books and plles and plles of homework but gradually got the hang of the old castle We started bunldnng a treasury by selllng Frosh cards and our class councll steadnly became actuve un der the leadership of Steve Bach, Freshman Presldent and Mr Paul Heenehan Counselor More dollars flowed mto our account by sponsonng our furst dance the Valentme s Dance Havnng learned the ropes we started our second year by lnmatmg the en terlng Freshmen Carole Marks was our Sophomore President and It was during thus year we sold book covers to expand our treasury We also sponsored our second Valentme s Dance Then as .lumors thmgs really began happening Don Moothart became class President Many prolects were undertaken such as orclerlng class rings and class sweaters hostmg the successful .lunlor Jamboree agam sponsoring the Valentme s Dance which was the best ever but perhaps the mam prolect was the Junior Senuor Prom held at El Cammo Junnor College Then we rounded the bend Into our fmal year At last we were seniors U der the guidance of Gene Bates president, and Mr Joe Mltchell our new counse lor we delved mto the semor prolects Flrst was our Homecoming float and the Sensors Only Dance, then the Get Out and Vote campangn for the Presndentnal election Being In the campaigning mood we were also mstrumetnal ln the bond electrons Thus year we changed to the Chnstmas Dance and hosted the Snow Symphony whnch was chalked up as another achievement by our class lt was not all fun though for lt was thus year that we experienced the awe of term pa pers and learned how to burn the mldmght oll Recovermg from nt we went mto our year end actuvltnes Now as alumm we go our separate ways havlng these memorles to cherish and leavlng behind the key to Senlorhood for the classes to follow . , . . I . , . . 11 11 ' - , . ' I . . . - I ' 1 ' . . . . . - 1 , . . . . . . , r I I . . . I1- . . . I ' I ' , . ' ll ll ' ' U - I ' ' ' n u - ' . . . I I ' . . . . . . r . . . 'fn X E.. - I f. ,ik 1, A ' :???f2f:ffs:wfg --fiwsfgkf 3 .H L A A ':,.':,- , N, ,. Wmmxww Y gig 3 5 NK 5 X, up x Pawn 1 s as , Senio lie Anticipating seniors relive old memories as they recall the Seniors Only dance at the beginning of the year, the hard work put in on the homecoming float, the annual Christmas Dance Sno S t , w ymphonyf' one o the highlights ot the year. Swinging into the spirit of graduation, seniors en- tered wholeheartedl ' y into a whirlwind of activities which included the Senior Pla y, entitled Stage Door , the Senior Assembly, and the awards assembly. As this school year comes to an end, concluding with the Jr. Sr, Prom, the Senior Dinner Dance, the picnic at Irvine Park, the all-night party, the Baccalau- reate services and rad , g uation itself, The class ot l957 is able to look back over its four ear m . y s and remember any enloyable events. Senior Class P Gene Bates dline resident 'mm za 2 an u N. ,.v. 8 , W' ld, 1 Q 3 Q 1 ' 3? 3 tm I 5 Y 5. 4' I V ' Z ' Q Q , ' ' -A 'ig ' , 3 ' 5 J ' N , 7 1 Y ,XSFKQ ' 5' 4 , QSM +6 M 1 , .. N 98 2 'e 'z 4 35 . 5? 64. -1,,,.,4,,f. ,J vi-.. A Y iq 421 . . 1857 WH, Q .., k pn I Z r y LLL.l..... X K -5 Q 3 Q? 4 mx 1 if - V 51 .U 'Q 5 axb! ' , Q, m 4 x, .D is ' llklt' skit? fb pam, x 1 1 . . 1. 'vmmiff 0 , H. as .ng 1 - 1 Q ,Uv f ,VW f, 1 1 4, H 1' Sain tillating Senio 1- is 4'- A? w-4 532' to M 'WN lk '11- 4-as 'U' JY' wi -3 NZ? K 'Dy 'Q 1- vu- I Y? 'TEV KenneYl1 Aasen Ofelia Acos1a John Allaire Woodrow Alexander Shirley Alrnas Arlene Anderson Harley Anderson Denzil Aria Fay Armstrong Leonard Arnett John Arsenault Janet Ashley Alice Atwood Billie Jo Ayers Stevan Bach Lois Ball Mary Barkhousen Jerry Barren Eugene Bates Frances Baumgras 15 --,-:uv J -Q...-9 3 nr ded Vt! s-.' I ,wx Q,-Y Carl Behee Ralph Blackman Ellis Boyd Ethel Bristow George Bennett Barbara Bledsoe Sharon Boyer Wanda Brookshire 'X 'HK fmt. Diantha Benson Bill Bluett Sally Brand Rebecca Brown K J, 4 Q? Roger Berry Richard Biorklund Eldon Bollom Charles Boniti Kermit Bridges Harold Bringmann Ray Brunner Rita Buracchio a in glory 59 1'bi x '10 'WSW -id 1'-,.. Richard Burris Stephen Carr Ruth Caul Patricia Cirri 63 ...,..4-v Philip Burroughs Carlos Carrillo Phyllis Chapman Bill Clark Senza dll! if A '-1'1 'CSI' f Z.'1:I:2wIf ff'-f 3 I Marie Campbell Marilyn Cartier Judith Child Sally Clark lx -sw in Carol Caprio Janice Cave Marian Christensen Richard Clements I-,',,.. 4' QM tif f, 'L Elaine Carlson Terry Caughell Sandra Christensen Rodney Clifton Sta dvm .-E' -N-my --...W .40 Don Coblelgh Hershel Conway Marshall Cowens John Craff in J-pu Joy Coll Donna Lee Coon Phyllis Cowens Anna Cramer me James Coleman Ednh Corrlgan Bull Cox James Culver Carlos Collins Larry Costa Sandra Cranb Patrncna Dahl + +1- ml .lOhr1 Colvlll .losephlne Corlllo Larry Craug Byron Danielson ol , ,Q f,VV I . I l I 'B Q ' '3,.?., X f l ' 1. .V JY .. lag t , ,nsz 1 h J A A frfxi L L x L 7 ff' in l g Y. lf'ffV l 2f4f:4 . Q5 X. VN . K 'IP Q,-1 .ff Philip Daigneault Betty Davis Catherine Davis Clifford Davis Mary Deanda Annette Deen Sondra Deiong Dwayne DeSpain Delores Devine Ronald Dilling Jackie Dragna Grace Duarte Ronald Dwyer Fred Eggers Susan Elsner JO Ann Elzey Edward Empson Darlene Evans Dennis Evans Gary Evans Doyle Faught David Feldman Michael Ferrulli George Fisher Estella Fitch Ronald Fitch Wayne Flick Carole Floyd Ronna Lee Forbes Maxine Forman 'J-give 1,-if Sam Fort William Fowler Mary Lynn Fox Grace Franks Carl Freeman Virginia Freeman Norman Gaard Jenell Garrison .H Clyde Gaflin ,V x N-.,..f Joan Hamilton John Harder Za Come True fl? 1 X -157 Ronald Hines Larry Hopkins Gin Q 9 I Roger Hitch Bruce Horton ' ik Q..- fp 1 Sf bg N. if 4 'Q' Bill Hoffman Jeanne Gerken Dolores Girvner Kim Goode Darrell Gordon Gayle Gordon Raymond Hattabaugh Marilyn Hauck Irene Heiniger John Gose Anthony Gowans Vida Granuci Donald Green Thomas Groves Darla Helm William Hendrickson Karen Hensley Dean Gruwell Patricia Guest Norman Guith Donna Halberg Ted Hallisey Sharon Herrick Virginia Hickman Richard Hill Ross Holmes Sandra Hubbard Bill Huff . ..,., S 3 fi A f I , -v K Ni i aaa- D A ,. I., , az. .. ..- 'T Larry Hunt Tom Hurd Anne Isler Ronald Jackson Birte Jensen Bill Johnson Judith Johnson Patricia Johnson Robert Johnson Nancy Johnston Patricia Johnston Linda Jones Lynn Kamb Lois Kenney Regie Kerr Lawrence Kinney Martha Kirkland Mae Kohagura :Ok 3 ...Ja 'S' gp-f ' 'Nw-Q TY '17 -my- 3 4-1 -G' Q fb lr 'Q' hifi i -135 ,wen R 'Q -r 1 Caroline Kohl Charles Krebs Charlotte Krerns Lois Kresh Ruth Kunkel Allen Lake Jared Larsen Henry Levendusky Beverly Lillard Gene Lindberg David Longshore Kathryn Luke Edward Lunsford Thomas Lynch Nancy Madole Martha Mann Robert Marcolesco Carole Marks David Martin Judith Martin Victor Martin Patricia Martini William Maurer Patsy McCarty an 2 3 . NT? vu-1 'W' fx. xl JS!! A , M , 4' A, - sf w dsl 13. ..9.:. . -5. qv:-f-Y .,,.f' nl i I if 'F E ...,. H I as ..,. E - F, , Q ' Q-Q . n Y: nf Q ,Ei mi i. X ' T Xi L , M ' il X 'M' 1 rf gl xv if 1. if X David McClain Jeri McFarlane Donald McGrew Bob McJirnsey Robert McKie Carol McKnight Geraldine Melby LaVoy Melville Evelyn Mendenhall Edyfhe Merrifield Beverly Middleman Leonard Miles Bertcn Miller Fay Miller Gary Miller Stem vmvf-row 'e.. zz . f L? an Q 'wi' mx' M- l W r., A 23' Marilyn Mosbaugh Louise Moss Chanceford Mounce Robert Murray Georgia Myers Larry Naegeli Diane Nagy Max Nelson Craig Nimmo Pat Nordquisr Kenneth Nower Nancy O'Brien Q Zi James Miller Rodney Miller Donald Millikan Thomas Milliman Carol Mills Robert Mock Wendell Moen Don Moothart Jon Mootharr Senior Reach ff' -2. ii' in i 4 B' 'S gfi 'Nm' 'F Ronald O'Brien Lorraine Olivero Patsy O'Neill Lee Orr Colleen O'Shaughnessy William Peach Dee Pedersen A X Marna Peer Carol PeI1ier li t, fiififi ' f if ' X ' N -is W . Roberta Petri? Suzanne Phelps James Pierce Dale Pontius Jeanie Powers Allen Presson Jackie Pruetfe Phillip Psalmonds Kelsy Reber Richard Rachemann W0 V7 l Ma-M 5 -J My Leon Sims Stephen Sinks Bob Skvor Marilyn Slater Arlene Smith Betty Smith James Smith Richard Smith Vernon Smith Lavonne Spaur Brenda Speaks Barbara Spitzer Joan Spomer Susan Sprague Cheryl Staley Dona Steele Carrol Stevenson Donald St. Lucia Marion Stoup Vivian 5triCl1laI'1d :,..g,j g Louise Stroud Mary Ellen Stuart Janice Summers Larry Swain Dewayne Tanner David Tatge Marie Taylor Pa1ricia Taylor Patricia Teachout Sue Tjulander Gary Todd Marlene Turner Allen Tyner Richard Ulrich Rosalie Ungeheier Larry Van Anda Richard Vest Patricia Waldron Phillip Walker Kenneth Walrath Margaret Warren Richard Wanenbe Douglas Webb Lynne Welsh 'Q 'Ml nw U '58 6 'rm Q9 ,affix 4 . ar f iii' 'H' 5 'Y as W -, lg 5 James Wernli Warren Wesi Donald We-Yzel Garland Whilaker Jerry Wilcox Connie Williams Carol Wilslwusen John Wilson Janet Winkle Ethelee Winn George Woodin Donald Worflming Ken Wright Lynn Wyatt Peter Yaffee Earl Yolton Marii Zak Frank Zeman v-tn f ig! .le 'l a gg H1911 hgh tA In 0 gan: atzomf THE LIGHT OF SELF Expresslon Wlth over hfty clubs and organizations on campus ence the Importance of democratlc thlnkmg and Freedom of expresslon Plannmg and preparing aClIVl hes for these many clubs glves the students a chance to express themselves as well as creatmg worthwhule prolects U U 0 U every student has an opportunity to learn and experi- WW 'gif K x . xx Ai N R Y Bibs? qw ,, 5 o,,.g.m' EVP' 5 A . l Vg A 511. W z LAL, 41 fin V M i s l f 4 Hfzwb xx Q f, IOS' 'LQ .. ., ..A. 4 xr -,1 K I LU 'g:,.:K33g ,hh WV. ,f ' ' Um ' , V 6 QQ.. 'K-H p Xl, D :VK ., :Sars xml, 1 4 v ' g A Min, H 'V '31 , . b uialgkt 1 - v Jw .5 Pmsnauce Z ' ,N -1 V A Afffigkqizgf V 'ffvi' Vx C rwssy if B5 'WQAMEW ' 159 wah SMI. SL00 Vithouf Conn.Cunm Q wg 'W .1 Song Leaders Jackie Dragna Jeri McFarlane Carol Peltier Linda Jones Cheryl Staley le .IV Cheerleaders Sharon Leeds Pattiann McWilliams Kathleen Hill Carmella Parflpilo Team Suppol-te Xp A S74 is xx es X wxxx xx xl xk, Ls x N X X egg s QXQX XX X SNR' L L wx YQEQXX New X K Proof of Lynwood s spur it is easily recognized in the song and yell leaders Their leadership ability cou pled wlfh the roar of the crowd urges our teams on to victory. J.V. Songleaders: Sharon Lindberg JoAnn Dietrick Karen Robbins Janet Hillman Carolyn Klein Barbara Schofhauser magical march ing Flag Twirlers Row l: D. Brockman, C Hunt D Bohling. Row Il: S, Cassidy, W Burton B Brown, .l. Denk, D, Fleming Ilia' kfemt Malorettes L, Terry L, VanOrden The Marching Feet of the Knightettes as seen in their sparkling new uni- forms, helps boost the Lynwood spirit as they participated in the Homecom- ing, Christmas parade, Downey, and National City parades, Los Angeles County Fair, Christmas Assembly, and football halt-time activities. The Knightettes could also be seen help- ing the blind in the community on White Cane Day. t' 3-S Row I: B. Looser, V. Scoma, R. Buracchio, L. Wasserman, L. Smith, H. Kinder, G. Oster mier, A. Escorza, D. Harper. Row Il: E. Freitag, H. Mattoon, C. Sorenson, D. Gross, R, Larison, J. Wood, B. Kelly, J. Snow, B. Larson, G. Woods, M. Witter, A. Caldwell, R. Bogges, D. Price, J. Chilcott. Row Ill: S. Jones, M. Piekaar, L. Orr, B. Bledsoe, M. Warren. Row IV: D. Tommy, M. Steele, V. Spindler, R. Hunt, K. Hogadone, K. Carrithers, P. Chapman, C. Seabrook, P. Chaney, E. Harper, E, Bristoe, T. Wilks, M. Reitke, D. Swantsen, C. Mills, F. Heins, S. Svendson, E. Samuelson, C. Melby, L. Haag, D. Blum, Row V: J. Dixon, D. Cobleigh. The Knight Band, an outstanding group of musicians under the direction ot Mr. Robert L. Smith, is composed of about sixty members. Musical events such as the All-Western Band Review and the May Time Band Review, have brought considerable recognition to our school. Few school activities are overlooked by the Knight Band which plays at parades, football games, rallies, and assemblies. A staff ot officers is elected by the band each year to conduct the duties ot the organization. They are: band captains, lieutenants and sergeants, librarians, quartermasters, and property managers. llianije t lllzwic STRING ENSEMBLE This outstanding section of the orchestra is composed of J. Peters, S. Rehm, P. Berry C. Appel, A. Campobasso, K. Radde, T. Jeffries, J. Cardiff, G. Quigiey, G. Booth R. Marcolesco. FLAG BEARERS Guiding the band throughout the year are the competent flag bearers M. Warren, B. Bledsoe, M. Piekaar, S. Jones. yn! nr CASTLETTES Row I: S Clark, B. Redler, B. Rus sell. Row ll: R. Kerr, Nl. SlaTer, J. Pruevte, C. Williams, A. Saling, B Lillard, D, Benson, C. Staley. Row Ill: B. Edwards, S. Tiulander, D. Half berg, A. Anderson, C O'Shaiiglw- nessy, B. Middleman, J. McFarlane, J. Jolfinson, B. Smith, M, Zak. 84 sf 'fji' .r Nea enlq CHOIR Row I: B. Russel, P. Cirri, A. Saling, J. Reynolds, J. Radcliff, S. Hettick, M. Zak, J. Child, M. Freeman, J. Gerken, S. Clark, C. Staley, B. Redler. Row II: R. Kerr, A, Livingston, E. Fitch, M. Stoup, C. Davis S. Lunsford, D. Bohling, S. Buck, O. Acos- ta, G. Lawton, G. Wasson, M. Schlager, K. Hensley. Row III: D. Halberg, A. An- derson, B. Horne, C. Hurst, L. Stewart, K. Klick, J. Holasek, B. Bledsoe, J. Sharp, J. Ayers, B. Ennis, D. Swansen, l. Leal, B. Brown, J. Pruett. Row IV: J. Johnston, B. Smith, J. McFarlane, M. Slater, C. O'- Shaughnessy, B. Bledsoe, A. Roggelin, L. Greer, L. Spaur, A. Cramer, C. Williams. B. Lillard, D. Benson, B. Middleman, S. Tiulander. Row V: D. DeSpain, E. Empson, A. Tyner, J. Packard, B. MacKensie, G. Bleeker, S. McCall, D. Wind, P. Seifert, S. Shearman, P. Burroughs, R. Hood, R. Hines. Harmony penetrated the walls of the castle as the Castlettes, Troubadors, and Choir per- formed at many school func- tions plus numerous community affairs. These three groups un- der the direction of Mr. Benjamin Edwards proved their ability as their voices blended in the beau- tiful Christmas Pageant and Eas- ter Cantada. Rowl R Miller R Hood R Hines T Hurd K Stafford B Horton D DeSparn M Sloan P Psalmonds. Row II B Chaney S Shearman T Rutz P Burroughs B Edwards B Shook E Empson A Tyner R.Brunson. DUCETTES The goal ot the Ducettes tor the past three years has been the coveted Service Trophy. After winning its successively three times, the trophy has finally found its permanent place with this ultra-active organization. Though the Ladies of the Castle have dropped out of formal competition this year, they continue to serve our school in their unprecedented tradition. Row I: P. Rooney, M. Taylor, J. Spomer, B, Jensen, C. Peltier, W. Brookshire, S. Clark, E. Mendenhall, S. Phelps, S. Leeds, L. Limber, J. Grandey, K. Klick, Row Il: P. Broesel, S, Sprague, C. Marks, P. Guest, M. Buracchio, M, Baucler, P. McWilliams, K. Hicks, J. VanMeter, P. Lillard, C. Bauder, V. Evans, S. Jones. Row Ill: C. Staley, S. Nordquist, M. Peer, J. Dragna, S. Dahl, D. Cwoodin, S. Yerigan, L. Lewin, P. Finch, V. Spindler, S. Law- horn, C. Lundring, S. Robertson, S. Rhodes, S. Dixon, B, Robertson, D. Flemming, M. Hamilton, E. Rosenberg, P. Fleming, M. Jenssen, G. Gunter, P. Seifert, J. Summers. Wig lt. V11 Row I: L. Craig, R. Miller, D. DeSpain, J. Moothart, D. Moothart, H. Levendusky, T. Stone. Row ll: J. Robker, M. Bach, T. Hurd, J. Shearer, S. Bach. Row III: M. Cohee, M. Sloan, R. Berry, R. Hood, L. Wyatt, J. Robles, J. Brooks, W. Magee, G. Wedel, T, Hallisey, R. Hattabaugh. KEY CLUB The school year ot i956-57 proved to be a successful and busy one tor the Key Club. Adding to their campus prestige, the Jr. Kivvanians polished trophies, and collected money for turkeys to be given to needy families at Christmas. Socie ty TRI-ANNS Tri-Anns is a service club with membership limited to Junior and Senior girls. A very busy and active group, the Tri-Anns were ready to help in any service projects, which consisted ot baby- sitting, hall duty, campus clean-up and helping a needy family at Christmas. Other activities included parties, tudge sales, and car washes. Row I: S. Sherrod, G, Mel- by, M. Slater, D. Rocksein, J. Dertk G. Wasson. Row II: J, Morris, C. Crems, J. Child, M. Zak, D. Brock- man, Row Ill: A. Smith, S. Granger, D, Birkby, C. Hogue. Row IV: B. Smith, J, Johnson, J. Stuart. Row V: R. Grechman. Row VI: M. E. Stuart. 87 SPARTANS The most successful March of Dimes drive in the school's history is attributed to the efforts of the Hi-Y Spartans, an active group of junior boys. The Spartans nearly doubled their goal of 5500.00 by collecting al- most S900.00. The mem- bers of this club can be eas- ily spotted by their blue jackets which may be seen frequently, both on and off campus. Row I: D. Casey, D. Hansink, J. Steinkoenig, M. Skinner, D. Trexler, T. Stone. Row Il: J. Parr, G. Wedel, W. Magee, G. Doud, J. Bright, D. Voyles, B. Shook. Row III: K. Smith, J. Jones, C. Swenson, N. Gordon, D. Harper, D. Davis, P. Votava, M. Sloan, J. Phelps, B. Rogan. S dflffihg ATHENAS This social-service club is composed of girls from the Class of '58. A few of their proiects have been selling programs at football games, voluntary work at St Francis Hospital, and entering a float in the Homecoming parade. Row I: C. Fish, J. Van Meter, P, Fletcher, S. Buck, C. Fisher, E, Rosenburg, S. Rhodes, J. Radcliff, E. Comey, S, Leighton, D. Donahue, M. Bauder, S. Dickson, C. Bauder, S. Hague, B. Ennis, L. Slocumb, J. Johnston, K. Hicks, D. Fleming, T. Shaw, T. Lagouri, V. Evans, M. Peterson. Row ll: L. Terry, M. Buracchio, P. Flem- ing, S. Cione. Y ,YX 7 Row I: D. DeSpain, T. Hurd, D, Moothart, R. Miller, H. Levenduslcy, T. Hallisey, S. Bach. Row II: Mr. Vernia, E. Yolton, M. Ferrulli, S. Fort, J. Miller, P. Nordquist, R. Hitch, C. Carrillo. Row Ill: L. Arnett, D. Evans, C. Mounce, D, Pontius, D. Aria, R. Berry, T. Hart, L. Naegli, J, Robker, N. Guith, R. Hattabaugh, J, Harden, L. Craig, J. Moothart. SULTANS Adding variety and laughs to life at Lynwood are these outstanding Senior oys ey are both a service and a social club lnstigating a snow ball fi ht ' . g in the quad headed their list of accomplishments for their last year on campus. 1' ice Shown .'gf .'iY?A.' ' A in Row I- D. Helm J. Summers, S Alm M. T l . , . as, ay or, S. Phelps, B. Robertson. Row II: J. DVBQVWG, A' 56509. W- BYOOlKSl1iI'9, D. NBQY, Nl. Roth, J. Sharp, J. McFarlane. Row III: B. Brown, L. Jones, C. Marks, L. Welsh, C. O'Shaughnessy, A. Roggelin, A. Dean, J. Sporner, C. Caprio, D. Halberg. FATIMAS This group ot Senior girls classified being good kids , along with fudge sales and a snow tr' h ' ' ' ' year. up as t ear main accomplishments this 39 SPEECH AND GAVEL The Speech and Gavel club participates in speech tournaments held by the Southern California Debate League. It also has assemblies and gives talks to local service clubs. By performing these duties, the club members make points and can gain membership in the National Forensic League. j 7L,mf M1.L'p 1 .f-vie V ,,fA , k A ,W A X V A Row I: S. Clark, S. Cione, S, Rydman, D. Reader, V. Evans, P. Tesarik, P Finch J Van Meter S Tlulander J. Shaw. Row II: B. Middleman, S. Schlotterback, R. Norris, C. Peltier P Seifert N Stanley T Tesarik C. Fisher, N. Joiner, J. Beckhart, L. Slala, B. Brown, C. Davis. Row III D Helm J Gerken H Booth C Staley, R. Hines, J. Crump, I., Melville, D. Millikin, K. Sewell, K. Notter R Rydman L Berwick L Simms C. Rosson, S. McAllister, J. Grady, S. Rhodes, M. Schultz, L. Adrian. THESPIANS Typical of the Thespians activities was presenting two of the funniest drama productions of the year and taking second place on their Homecoming float This club is one of the oldest clubs on campus and keeps active planning and attending theatre parties. Row I: J. Warvi, J. Grandey, S. Leeds, J. Summers, K. Of- fill, P. Hamm, P. Rodgers, J. Harvick, L. Orr, J. Allaire, Row ll: L. Melville, E. Pierson, C. Lundring, W. Fulbright, D, Cro- mer, J. Carmen, Row Ill: S. Tiulander, J. Dragna, P. Mc- Carty, J. Martin, B. Rupprecht, P. Fletcher, K, Hicks, D. Flem- ing, P, Lillard. 90 California Scholarship Federation-Membership in the California Scholarship Federation proved to be very rewarding to those who could make the grades. A trip to Disneyland in the first semester and a retreat to the Corona Del Mar was in store for the brains of the Castle. Though they may have come back only to be mistaken for redskins, a good time was had by all, and their educational progress was unhampered. Shown Ky 141 Row I: M. Zak, S, Buck, C. Fisher, C. Fish, C. Caprio, P, Seifert, P. Guest, D. Coon, K. Davis, B. Jensen, L. Melville. Row II: A. Perea, J. Van Meter, D. Gardner, S. Londeree, C. Lee, P, Jones, T. Tesarik, J. Sands, G. Casvin, K. Kchristie, J, Swantson, D. Russell. J. Harden. Row Ill: E. Freitag, P, Rooney, L. Lewis, T. Jenkinson, S. Burlison, S. Yerrigan, J. Radcliff, J. Johnston, V. Evans, S. Rydman, K. Luke, S. Hague, B. Lillard, L. Arnett. Row IV: M. Schutz, D. McClain, P. Nebel, F. Godley, L. Smith, R. Rydman, J. Demmon, E. Sam- uelson, J. Nassir, W, Moen, K. Smith, J. Scharen, J. Larsen, R. Hines. 'Q C'ampuA i I l , Row I: T, Finizza, J. Nixon, N. Dozier, B. Besich, B. Logan, R. Buracchio. Row Il: J. Rice, W. Jeffrey, A, Todd, J. Otenell, J, Henderson, Cv. Welsh. Row Ill: G. Payne, A. Escorza, J. Farley, G. Ostermier, G. Bands, R. Bertram, E. Ault, B. Campbell, D. Finch, B. Seydel, Sponsor. WIZARDS Newly formed on campus, this club is made up of students who are interested in science. CAMPUS FELLOWSHIP Sixty-five students, representing every different church in the Lynwood area, compose the Campus Fellowship Club, an organization which has skyrocketed in popularity. Contributing to its success were a series of outstanding speakers and special presentation at each and every meeting. On the social calendar were: a Progressive Dinner, a HaIlowe'en Party, and an excursion to see A Man Called Peter . Row I: L, Staudenrneir, C, Williams, R. Van Buskirk, B. Bledsoe, E. Merrifield, D, Bohling, J, Chevallier, S. Cleveland, M. Henry, L. Peach, N, Madole, B. Connce, C. Baker, B. Edwards. Row ll: J. Greene, F. Armstrong, J. Mitchell, D, Benson, B. Lillard, B. Middleman, V. Freeman, C. Staley, M, Hauck, B. Rupprecht, B. Ennis, H. Liedtky, B. Coburn. Row IV: K. Arivenson, L. Wyndhan, R. Brunson, R, Hood, K. Sewell, B. Bledsoe, R. Hines, F. Zeman, L. Foley, J. Peters, J. Blackman. A,-. K. Shaw, B. Benigno, C. Peltier, R. Norris, S. McAllister, M. Ar- chambault, S. Sherrod, J. Mo'- ris, P. Cowens, J. Winkle, C. Augusta, D. Coon, M. Forman, F. Armstrong, S. Christensen, L. Kenney, M. Warren, Miss Sanders. Row I: C. Staley, S. Lundsford, C. Bauder, B. Jensen, A. Roggel' in, M. Jensen, M. Buracchio, L. Kenny, P. Canady, M. Condon, Row II: J. Harvick, L. Orr, C. l-logue, C. Partipilo, L. Gunn, E. Mendenhall, M. Zak, C. Fish, P. Rooney, E, Winn, D. Helm, W. Brookshire, P. Seifert. Row Ill: G. Ottley, C. Carrillo, R. Hines, H. Levendusky, W. Fulbright, W. West, L. Melville, T. Stone, D. Hansink, P. Craft, D. Moothart, S. Bach, M, Forulli, R. Miller, E. Yolton, C. Rosson. CAMOENS The main obiect of the Camoens has been to help needy families in the Lynwood area enioy such special holidays as Christmas and Thanksgiving. Pot- lucks and other social events round out the year for these Junior and Senior girls. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL The Inter-Club Council, composed of representatives from each charted club on campus, is headed by the Student Body vice-president. The big project this year was the Homecoming Parade and the Homecoming Activities in which the Council gave away two trophies for marching groups and two for float entries. Other school activities headed by the Council were after-game dances, selling football programs, and other money-making proiects for the individual clubs. On a whole, the purpose of Inter-Club Council is to better the school by bettering the campus clubs. C'ruAade Row I: B, Beagle, A. Crawford, D, Evans, D. Davis, G. Campbell, R. Craft. Row II: G, Ottley, A. Renfroe, S. Hawley, N. Loven, R. McKinnon. Row III: B. Wescott, M. Davidson, J. Miles, E. White, C. Duarte, J. Lee. Row IV: T. Wimmer, B, Havercroft, H, Murphy, M. Gesselman, R. Rudy, K. Leonard. Row V: J. Hillion, J. Masciola, R. Puff, D. McCullum, G. Williams. JESTERS Having the honor of sponsoring the prize-winning float in the Home- coming parade, the Jesters have made rapid progress since organiz- ing early last year. Performing many services for the school and community is the main purpose of this group of Sophomore boys. Eowle LIBRARY CLUB Composed of students enrolled in Library Practice, this club per- forms a definite service to the school by assisting book circulation and promoting general interest in library materials. Row I: P. Guest, R. Vandiver, K. Lee, W. Windust, C. Lendman, J. Tuttle, Mrs. Bonner, Mrs. Quigley. Row II: T, Tesarik, P. Silverthorn, S, Shearmari, S. Almas, E. Yolton, M. Farr, S. Lunsford. rv 5 Vw BOWLING CLUB A part of the American Junior Bowling Congress and sanctioned by it as the Lynwood High League , the Lynwood Bowling Club offers trophies to its win- ning teams at the end of each season. Every Thursday afternoon the members proceed to a local bowling alley to par- ticipate in their favorite activity. Row I: L. Clover, G. Godfrey, L. Lewin, R. A. Zurborg, V. Murrell, G. Ander- son, P. Krulic, F, Farnsworth. Row ll: S. Radon, J. Walker, R. Seehausen, W. Fullbri ht R Callen L. Arnett, J Dem- Q 1 - 1 - l mon, B. Sharp, L. Morris, B. Bridges, l J. Cobleigh, R. Chadwick, sponsor. 14nd Ecole ormA IONIONS These sophomore girls are carrying on a continuous project of help- ing retarded children, under the guidance of Miss Pilgrim, the spon- sor. Row I: K. Robbins, J. Ward, J. Krogstad, S. Lawhorn. Row II: C. Boothe, B. Mitchell, S. Warden, M. Henry, C. Lamont, L. Decker, L. Foote, V. Bugg. Row III: K. Brown, C. Klein, J. Dietrich, E. Martin, L. Schneider, B. Davis, C. Thompson, N. Stanley, L. Skala, N. Pilgrim, D. Pilgrim, sponsor. . Z' ,ff ,-'gg' Ji-vt' i - v 21,3 Q .K AV, 24g Q A 'WWTF I Stamfm, Slautte 611g , 14nd 1 SHUTTERBUGS UNLIMITED Row I: J. Roberts, L. Davis, C. Mills, P. Johnson, B. Johnson, J. Harden. Row II: R. Burris, B. Skyor, R, I-loole, R, Fleming, D. McGrew, G. Courtade. Row III: G. Miller, W. West, B. VVal1ers, L. Foley, E. Barth, D. Harris, J. Schultz, J. Crump, V. Martin, L, Goodman. S. Skolnick, Sponsor. Any of these prospective photographers can be seen around campus, camera in hand, busily snapping pictures record- ing our schooI's history for that is the main purpose of this club. y,1ahf Smdl' tieA STAMP AND com Ni Sending and spending is the up by-law of this hobby club, devot- ed exclusively to trading, buy- ing, and selling stamps and coins. L XX A mite of an organization, six A ' members is the present enroll- 4 X ment, but, say the officers, the sky's the limit . The club is open to all grade levels, boys and girls. ., X, ROUNDTABLERS Hard work and determination has es- 9.9. tablished the Roundtablers as one of the largest and most active service clubs on campus. Ushering at football games, tutor- ing and hall duty comprise just a few of the services performed by its members, elected by the faculty on the basis of Leadership, B. Looser, G. Wood, W. Fullbright, B. Sharpe, R. Hunt Character, Service, and Scholarship. Row I: S. Dixon, C. Staley, F. Armstrong, M. Warren, J. Radcliff, P. Fletcher, K, Hicks, N. Barnes, C. Fish, N. Stanley, L, Kenney, R. A. Zur borg, P. Guest, B. Jensen, M, Peer, B. Robertson, P. Tesarik, A. Hobensaclc, M. Zak, D. Coon, K. Rokes. Row ll: L. Terry, B. Lillard, K. Luke T. Tesarik, S. Leighton, D. Nagy, S, Yerigan, M. Gober, P. Roberts, J. Sands, C, Toombs, D. Gardner, S. Londeree, J. Swanston, S. Hague, S Rydman, J. Van Meter, S. Buck, E. Rosenberg, D. Fleming, C. Davis. Row Ill: B. Middleman, P. Cowens, K. Christie, A. Cardiff, N. Hall, C Fisher, S. Phelps, P. Seifert, C. Caprio, F. Mendenhall, F. Zeman, B. Bridges, B. Rooney, B. Scharer, D. Reader, L. Melville, S. Clark, S. Luns ford, A. Perea, C, Peltier, S. Sprague, L. Orr, L. Green, T, Hurd. Row IV: P. Monson, R. Hood, R. Marcolesco, R. Hines, J. Larsen, L. Arnett J. Dernmon, K. Wright, L. Smith, R. Rydman, W Moen W West B Rogan D Hansink T Stone F Godle B B db K S . , . , . , . , . , . y, . ra erry, , mith, J. Phelps M. Schultz, B. Murray, S. Bach. ii Rowl S Hettuck D Nagy F Armstrong P Cowens Row II J Chnlds C Caprro P Settert C Krems E Merrnfneld D Evans M Warren A Kramer R Kunkel Row Ill Mr Fttclw sponsor Mtss Bradley sponsor L Van Anda L Kresch L Kenney B Redler D Bensen M Slater M Roth J Sharp J Harmlton M Hauck C Kohl K Luke S Hubbard S Craub C McKntght D Gtrtner N Madole P Taylor S Christen sen FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA All seniors taknng clerical or secretarlal practtce make up FBLA Future Buss ness Leaders of Ameruca Guest speakers attend tlnenr bu weekly meetings lectur :ng on sublects from typing to good groomnng STAGE CREW Much apprecuatnon goes to thus group of boys who are always on hand for any assemblles or shows, doing all the backstage technrcal work and extra tasks that go unto the maklng of a show na. Siliingz G. Simmons, O. Kelly. Standing: J. Barrett, R. Brunner, N. Kuklish. Row I: L. Willison, L. Clover, F. Farnsworth, H. Leidtky, K, Hogadone, K. Katzenborger, A. Kirks, B. Gatlin. Row II: K. Arneson, J. Swonston, L. Keeney, D. Kelly, C. Toombs, C. Melby, J. Beckhart, R. Von- diver, D. Blum, P. Canady. JUNO-DEBS Juno-Debs originated in December, l955 as a social-service club, consisting of lOth grade girls. The purpose of Juno-Debs is to serve the school and to help charities. Zu tl-ou R0 YALETTES Sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y, this SOC ial-service club, composed ot some Junior Kastle Kuties , list- ed the Fra as their main service project ir voluntary work at the St. ncis Hospital. Partiesw-Yes!!! J. Denk, C. Hogue, W, Burton, D. Rocksien, A. Livingston, S. Ellis, M. McKenna, G. Wasson, J. Grundy, S. West, Mr. Bangle, C. O'Donnell, Nl. Hamilton, C. Augusta, P. Wren, D. Brockrnan, L. Barella, D. Birkby. Row I: S. Cassidy, C. Jacoby, C. Osment, Mrs. Dial, M. Fillers, H. Portugal, S. Brooke. Row II: K. Stafford, L. Gunn, B. Schofhauser, S. Lindberg, J. Jensen, S. Jones, L. Van Orden, J. Hillman, C. Partipilo, P. Ham, N. Dunkel, J. Harrison. SAN-SOUCI San-Souci is a sophomore service club whose activities have in- cluded guarding halls, painting trash cans, and sponsoring a home- coming queen candidate. Also time was taken to teach songs and yells to the Social Living classes. Zqnwood adie TERESIANS Sponsored by Miss Ellerman, this Sophomore girls' service club has served their school and community by helping at Rancho Los Amigos and doing charity work. Row I: S. Cleveland, L. Moore K. Cottril, Cv. Collins. Row ll S. Londeree, C. Lee, C. Paul son, E. Freitag. Row III: L Cook, B. Horton, M. Condon V' B. McKitlrick, S. Grimm. suv MARQUETTES S. Lawhorn, A. Kirks, C. Toombs, D. Gardner, R. Pippenger, N. Noningham, K. Meyers, E. Mills, E. Piekar, K. Hogadone, R, Vandiver, V. Spindler, C. Melby, D. Blum. BACHELORETTES Row I: J. Pierce, S. McCaghren, S. Loucks, M. Edwards, llippyl mascot, L. Peak, B. Harris, L. Evans, Row II: N, Rice, K, Nill, A. Reina, D. Woirlnaye, C. Appel, M. Rosenblatl, B, Ruddy, P. Like, D. Blakely, L. Merv denhall, Row III: C. Rake, S. Cubik, D. Danielson, P. Dawson, J. Blackwood, L. McGregor, F, Johnson, R. Oldham. C. Bell, M. Braly, B, Levendusky, D. Bloorninger, E. Hoskins, sponsor. lO2 FUTURE ENGINEERS OF AMERICA The Future Engineers of America a newcomer this year at the Cas- tle was formed to excite interest and provide accessible first-hand experience in this ever broaden- ing field. Officers were elected by charter members to direct the activities of the organization. Row I: J. Larsen, D. McClain, J. Culver, Row II: D. Harden, W. Moen, K. Notter, G. Cantrell, C. Rosson, J. Scharer. Row III: S. Carr, E. Pacheco, D. McGrew, C, Ermshar, F. Eggers, P. Nebel. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, a chapter of the National club, was organized at the be- ginning of the year. Composed of girls in the lOth, llth, and l2th grades, who have had homemaking for one year or more. The activities this year have included serving at school luncheons and dinners, Christmas project, UNESCO, corresponding with students of other countries, and sending clothes to people overseas. Row I: D. Pilgrim, sponsor, J. Rothas, B. Viney, A. Stacy, B. Ennis, K. Rokes. Row II: N. Dizier, B. Winn, T. Cavender, R. Paterson, V. Katzinbarger, E. Winn, K. Correel, S. Gordon. .S fl-lg! H1911 I1 In M fn OUR SOCIAL LIGHT Shmmg bnghtly rn the sky are the gay lnghts of socnal events, whnch adds so much to school llfe Never a week passes that something nsn't happenmg un whlch every student can elther partlcnpate or observe As a climax to school actnvntles comes the ever nmportant Jr Sr Prom which spells the endung of hugh school for all sensors 146 tu! he if ' 1,52 Y' Ulf, ..'!1g5.' QQ 51' -1455?-'-Tf? , Q,-g akrg5r,.ff 'mtg laL,. L I X l o 0 ,jay 1. 7 .1 'E ,A 'V Ls C I O U 4 ' is 'Q' .rdf YZ. ,X-,, A-'W-u. 4. ,.,fWQ 'm O H ,. af -fm, L . x 1 ' .,.,,-2, if . ,M N uw JM' Wwdeg 'w w1 1 Sal: clam ewarded or 'Sars-K fx K. Luke, F. Zeman, B. Jensen, L. Kenny W Moen C Davis S Clark D McClain P Teachout TEN TOP SENIORS Congratulations to the seniors who have achieved academic honors. They reached their goal with sparkling supremacy. For their efforts they are greatly rewarded. BIRTE JENSEN Valedictorian, D.A.R. Award, Sey mour Award Nominee, PTA Schol arship. KATHY LUKE Salutatorian, BYU Scholarship 106 ,- ,we utA tending We le AWARDS To the Bank of America Award win- ners we Take our hats off for outstanding work and unsurpassed ability in their respective fields. The Winners are re- warded tor their countless hours of scholastic achievement. It certainly hasn't been in vain, tor yours has been a job well done. MARIANNE BURACCHIO Freedoms Foundation KEN SMITH Boys State LEONARD ARNETT SALLY CLARK BuIlock's Scholarship Firestone Scholarship Row I: J. Scharer, C. Gatlin, L. Arnett, W. Moon. Row Il: F. Miller, K. Luke, S. Bach, D. Coon, M. Zak. M Sta tad ed Speech These orators enter speech tournaments with vim, vigor, and vitality. Besides winning honors for themselves, they have ac- credited our school as being one of prominence in the oratory field. Top left: S. Clark, S. Ciene, P. Teserick, S. Rydman. Top Rright: Fellow speech students admire Sally Clark's trophies. J. VanMeter, S. Clark, P. Teserick, R. Rydman, S. Rydman, J, Crup, J. Winkle. lower Left: T. Teserick, J. Winkle, A. Williamson, J. Crump, R. Wilkins, R. Rydman, J. Perkins. Seated: R. Ostemeier, P. Teserick, S. Clark, S, Rydman. Lower Right: R. Ostemeier speaks to Speech and Gavel Club members. 'l3n.yh.h These students are exchang- ing speech techniques at the U.C.L.A. Speech Clinic. I-aide f the lilalzfzeninggf Busily preparing the second edition of ine Accolade disc are LaVoy Me-lyiiie, Pat Johnson, and Piwii Psainionds seen splicing part of the tape. ,,. Bringing you the morning announcements are Jackie Dragna, Dick Hansink, and Janice Summers while adviser Herb Booth carefuily stands by. Gary Long is ready to flip the switch as John Blain and Leon Sims stand-by to bring you one of The Friday afiers noon shows. 741169 70 to ?liclee Under The direction of Mr. Skolnick these studenfs learn The art of photography by spending many hours both taking and devel- oping the many pictures To record the school years' happenings. C. Mills D. Hoole B. Walters R. Flemmi P. Johnston J. Roberts IN 1,1 John Harden Editor-in-chief -gu- ,gg--1 5,-1-1 Q Ted l-lallisey Assistant Editor Mr. Booth Advisor R. Miller P. Dahl S. Bach K. Groeneweg L. Arnett B. Maurer T. Wirnmer L. Olivera P. Monsen F. Zeman Crm He Coal' br Pen Pulte Keeping us informed about all the gossip and interesting facts about our friends, and reporting, blow by blow, the many sports events, are all part of our Castle Courier reporTer's jobs. sunt tw 'Q HN R. ELETTO Mr. M. D. Michaels and part of his competent MR, JO business staff, Lynn Kamb, Dan Richardson, Caron Accolade Adviser Hogue, and Lillian Barela carefully check receipts for all advertisement subscriptions. Never a dull moment vvell describes the Accolade staff. Starting the year by planning and initiating ideas, the first rough draft or dummy was complet- ed. Then pictures had to be taken, and several days during the year found the photographer busily snap- ping pictures and the har- rassed staff members trying to line up the next picture. Next the photos were sent to the engravers and soon the proof sheets were com- ing back. Then hours of cutting and pasting, and fi- nally the pages were com- ing to life. The struggle for copy and more copy follovv- ed and finally a trickle of pages went to the printers. Assembled for the last time at the annual Publica- tions Banguet, the book vvas seen for the first time ac- tually finished. The staff 2 LAVOY MELV ll.l.E Editor-in'Chief BlRTE JENSEN Assistant Editor can novv look back, fondly and not-so-fondly, on mem- ories of dummies and lay- outs, themes and copy, identification and midnight meetings, the preparation and just plain elbow grease which makes your '57 ACCOLADE the most successful ever. Produce Wanda Brookshire --Administration Editor and Carol Peltier-Senior Class Editor Myra Jenssen and Gloria Gunterf Organization Editors with Joan Van Meter-Classes Editor Sports Editors Chuck Boniti and Steve Bach the Jaco! de Activities Editors Carol Fish and Sally Dixon Staff Members Pat Guest and Pat Dahl Ken Wright--Business Manager and Dick Hansink-Copy Editor Stardzw t, Sli opdcw t, and Sawdzw t The shops, consisting of auto, metal, wood, print, and electric, are tops. They tinker with cars, forge with metal, carve up wood, print the printed to be, and attach the wires to the volts. Norma Barns E. Wynn, J. Spomer, M. Mann, K. Rokes, V. Freeman, A. Rosh, B. Robertson, S. Elsyer, F. Miller, M. Christensen. an tali ing Ta te Teawel-A The Hornernaking Dept. of Lynwood teaches the future mothers and housewives of America the skills necessary for them to become a success at their domestic tasks. A. Dounkour S. Robertson E, Wynn B. Robertson E. Wynn .H N ,X tif. . 1' xx, .i .,, ,Q , 1, 1 n,' I , , 1 ,-- s 1-s. .1 r. QY -gl ,'ff2'..5:, :W ificjg. W R ni 79, ,mfg W, -1 fax -2 f 9i ,. Y sf-mi? W if 73 4, x ..,, L , f Koa! Q1 ?edel-ativn Boys' Federation is the newest and one of the largest organizations on campus, even though they are a new organization with its beginnings in February, they have nevertheless managed to present five assemblies. The officers are: Ted Hallisey, Presidentg Jon Moothart, Vice-Presidentg Tom Hurd, Secretaryg Pat Hart, Treasurerg Mickey Bach, Historian. Ted Hallisey-President T. Hurd, J. Moothart, M. Bach. Mrs. Green Mrs, Edington Miss Rees Mrs. Smith Row I: S. Warden, L. Barela, J. Spomer, W. Brookshire, C. Peltier, M. Braly, S Phelps. Row II: C. McCaghren, N. Price, L Jones, S. Allred, J. Dragna B. Brown, R. Zurborg, L Miller, J. Blackwood, A Reina, J, Pierce. Row Ill M. Stuart, L, Peach, D. Nagy C. Augusta, C. Caprio, C Toombs, T. Cavender, Mrs Edington, Sponsor, D. Helm Row IV: M. Henry, B Schofhauser, J. Harvick, L Orr, E, Mendenhall, B Jensen, N. Neil, L, Limber WANDA BROOKSHIRL President L. Barela J. Soorner S. Phelps C. Peltier Qpn. Q I2 I argue Amidst the sorting of pictures and the decorating of Homecoming floats, the GirI's League, consisting of every girl in school, featured a Girl's cheat that was a great success. In the second semester the theme GirI's Cheat and Girl's Treat seemed to tolloyv the mammoth organiza- tion right through the year '56-'57. They have also sponsored the Wonderful Cot- ton Day Activities, including another Backwards dance, and a Mother- Daughter Banquet. 9- Q- Tfoutla Take 0 er The juniors fsfsr attempt at wing Turned out To be a riofious mixture of songs, fun and laughter as they unveiled their talents in the Junior Jamboree. C. Fish S. Dixon L. Terry B. Bradbery J. Carman J. Johnstan D. Neilson R. Morris C. Augusta J. Van Meter K. Cornpbell H8 ,--' K!,,,.,.'f P. Hart B. Bradb-ery B. Walters P. Hart J. Horne J. Jones C. Augusta B. Bradbery J. Flueharf r Wg ' .K M . ' .oe Q F :Fi if . 33353 A TUMELIHQ DGWN Thi Wa ear 0 flee tionA BOND ISSUE Third time's a charm - or so they say but the third school bond was anything but a charm. It was sharp disappointment when students and faculty saw its defeat, And who will ever forget the sit-down strike in the quad and the spirited chants of Our school is all shot! After some encouragement from faculty and adminis- tration, however, we returned to classes with renewed spirit. GET OUT TO VOTE CAMPAIGN The Senior Problems classes had a huge project facing them this year. These hard working seniors had the task of running a campaign to get the voters of Lynwood out to exercise their great privilege of voting. Their efforts were well-rewarded with a high percentage going to the polls, mark- ing another job well-done by the seniors. Mr. Cosman makes an impromptu speech to students at bond rally as students as- sembled on bleachers after walk-out. ani QD iw QW . f 4 ti, Aww C. Caprio, M. Taylor, J. Spomer, Mr. Boies, and F. Zeman listen intentively to plans out- lined for vote campaign. vo're: vo 'ggi' r 1 TE ,-'Xsftcziwg C. Davis, B. Johnson, C. Caprio, F. Zeman M. Taylor, Mr. Boies, J. Spomer, E. Menden hall, Mr. Halliday, S. Phelps, L. Craig M Campbell, Mr. Cosman, Mr. Vernia, G. Gordon Mr. Miller, compose the Get out to vote' committee. l xi., Cami ki Drill team members grab bite to eat between marches at annual kick-off banquet . . . Orville Kelly is victim of wrestler at assembly . . . Drill Team gets students in the Christmas spirit . . . The ACCOLADE assembly was one of the most outstanding with such acts as: Patti Rodgers and Phyllis Hamm's spicy dance routine, Terry Hart's hilarious pantomime, Jill Harvick's original acrobatic dance, melodious singing by Bev Middleman and the unforgettable preci- sion ACCOLADE chorus line. 42 W WYE' 'Ni ,x .y'3i' div-'ZAX efwy 5 kg M ,fa Jizz? gi , WSW a 3 ,,: iq? 1 ul ...,. , 1 5 ar F V w lab ld' ia! sg!!! N ,X nga 'L .A tl w ' I it xl! 4 3 f 1' -ek- V Q 4 S . ,xx 5 ,ij 1 A s.?3':vr' :VN .W J V30 Q N pf! ,wy , :Y 'Gyn .ly 3 Q 1 HM! ' 'I 2 35 4 4 I H 5 H 5' g, i -L 8 su 6 42 ...f iii 13 lie 4 V . 4 I Autumn Ant cs Snow Symphony Lynwoods many and fabulous dances throughout the year have helped to make the school year more interesting and exciting. Some of the dances include: Fantasia, Snow Symphony, Jamaican Holiday, Sweetheart Swing, Kilarny Ball, Autumn Antics, and the most wonderful and exclusive dance of the year was the Jr,-Sr. Prom, Moonlight Tropicals. baffling High -Steppem J' Senior Only Dance 6,1 ff -713' Ofl' .X xx C ROD NN R M U ly CATHY DAWS C f Q gs . 'S fl 'if i 21v22f' af M. A ,v- ' 1' .- 5 qkk. .l , fi I N I A: '. ! gk +3 I fi 1 my fm Aj, r y r .v ' W ,I g,,f, , K 4 Salim iii fi? Y K K ,gi f A 5 I n 2 , gf- N. , 3 1 was if ,,, aff Kem . ,y-,, ,,.1 ,f 0 Don Greene, Don and Jon Moothart, Chuck Krebs Hershel Conway, Pete Yatti, Larry Cra One of Lynvvood's great assets are its neat kemps. Some of these cars have had hours and hours and hun- dreds ot dollars put into them to put them at their peak performance. Some of the extra special features are: choped and channeled, nosed and decked, head- ers, louvers, tiestas, baldies, pin striping, and the ever popular tuck and roll. fe 12 9 fxciting f en M VW P' I l3 U The i957 Homecoming Queen is .,.. Georgia Myers! Raising the curtain on Home- coming activities was the assem- bly where the Queen candidates were first ogled. They were: C. Staley, A. Smith, P. Seifert, C. Peltier, G. Myers, E. Mendenf hall, P. Johnson, S, Hubbard, D. Helm, J. Harvick, P. Hamm, J. Dragna, C, Caprio. Starting off the Rally, Yell Lead- ers Pat Nordquist, Phyllis Hamm, Terry Hart, Jill Harvick, and Tom Hurd lead the crowd in a victory yell. Such a 910 ivu Wight Veep Carlos Carrillo is all smiles with both the 1955 and 1956 Queens gracing his car . . . Her Maiesty gets a helping hand from our Mayor, Bob Compton . . . Queen Glenda DuPriest occupies the royal throne for the last time . . . Our Lynwood Knight rides in style with Prexy Larry Craig behind the wheel . . . The vvinnahl First-place trophy goes to the Jesters, whose float was chosen as best fitting the theme . . . Hail! Queen Georgia and her royal court as the Coronation reaches its climax. Prmcess CAROL CAPRIC Fasimas Princess JACKIE DRAGNA Key Cub Princess CHERYL STALEY The-spians Princess EVELYN MENDENHALL Ducertes Homecoming Queen GEORGIA MYERS Sultans Royalty A LIGHTING THE WAY TO VICTORY A very necessary part of our curriculum is sports, which play a vital part in campus life. Win or lose, these boys display their athletic prowess and good sportsmanship, while a spirited crowd of spectators encouragingly shout our teams on to victory. ww, . 'X' if . Am .vfw X xx x x x K Q u X N W -I , ,g M 1 1 B, x xx ,X A is if -E K J V ,A . V A Y K. wen .sg 5' Q M W, 1 4, wma may .gl fifsghwwl I I I ,kxqgy A ,. A 7 ,,iY'f5W,.,v ' 2 ' - ' ,V 2 Qt' K N'f?K,,f1iJlggjff3'w'5 K 4 , A 15i2fl f4Q51S L , f . 'T JV' Lf LQ . .,1 . 4 N, M in ,.,. Wi .VM ' 25 QV' if: A' W ' 4 Yihiffzfqk M ,V 'i4,ie?K' s L 2 in . affix li , J' 1299? ,df Q ff J Wgyd' .- ,fr 'W f ,Q 3,5 , X ,D-f' A ,Q 1 A , .mzwfm fa Q V ? fig ZX? 2QifSEWf , 4 ik wwf' ' Wm , y ,ma .F N ,mggg,?ig, 0 f ,ami fi V A 5 . u Q? QW? N2-eg. 4 .,. L umm if Y R chard Sm th Sr., Tackle Don Moothart Sr., Tackle Roger Berry Sr , End Darrell eters Jr., End Denny Ara Sr End Joh Qobles Soph., Quarterback glitte ing EI te Castle gridsters started the season against Hawthorne but came out on the short end ot a 14-13 score. They journeyed to Bellflower where they dropped a 13-12 tracas. Excelsior was the first League encounter and the Knights turned the trick with a 8-7 win. Compton was next in line, but due to miscues the Knights were defeated 26-O. The Knights then met Poly at Long Beach Municipal Stadium and fell by a 14-7 total. Long Beach Jordan was next and the Knights rolled over them by a 35-O count. Downey, Coast League Champ and Co-C.l.F. Champ proved to be more than a match for Lynwood as they romped to a 41-6 victory. The Knights then played Long Beach Wilson to a 7-7 deadlock. The Homecoming Game with Paramount was next and with three seconds remaining Paramount scored a touch- down to win the game 24-20. To round out the season the Knights traveled to Santa Barbara to take on the Dons for a Turkey Day Contest. After a bitter battle the score ended at 7-7. Denny Aria, right end was selected on the All-Coast League First Team and Dewayne Despain, right halfback was selected on the All-Coast League Second Team. Dewayne Despamn Sr Halfback Gene Bates Sr Halfback Mnke Sloan Jr Halfback Earl Yolton Sr Center Darrell Gordon Sr Fullback Phnl Psalmonds Sr Quarterback Don Barth Soplt Tackle Paul Jensen Soph Guard Glen Wedel Jr End Ted Halllsey Sr Guard A Vw JY? W .1 I 54. ,41-'K' ni :F Orvllle Kelly Jr Tackle Allen Tyner Sr End Eddne Pacheco Jr Halfloack Hank Levendusky Sr Guard Jon Moothart Sr Guard Q 1 Mike Ford Jr Tackle Walt Magee Jr Guard Dave Lunsford Jr Halfback Ronnie Gordon Jr Center Jerry Parr Jr Guard evmmx if M1 3 qw! .,-ff gi x, la'-, Turfmen Twinkle baring Tilu If U 'J KKK 6 X Q 11'-IQQ . 5 wt 1 pf , xzgfslixxxy E 5 f ,ff ,xg A if . -wf fb A B 1...m u , I J Q 8 , '-3 .5 w, .4 -M'W'7 w M' W if 5 Y if ,,,,,,..--ff '4 , , 0 YQ ,X Q, Q Q .M RQ W, ,,,,...,,,....-ann. 4-M D DeSpaln Sr rnght halfback Second team All Coast Leagu Stem Spa lele D Arla Sr rlght end Flrst team All Coast League 'Q 's 140 age. Bee backtleld coach Fred Hoover and ee lune coach Rollo Kramerer are all Lynwood s Varsuty football co captalns both obtained Coast League status Denzul Arla as rught end and Dewayne Despam as right haltback Throughout the 56 season Arla and Despaun dlsplayed great football talent There were many tnmes when De spam would puck up the neces sary fnrst down yardage and many tumes when Ana would stop an opposnng runner for a loss or snag a much needed first down pass smlles as their tuny grudlron hustlers have Head Coach Jack Kinsey ta s best season ln Lynwood Hugh School hus thnngs over wlth one of hls players Frank tory Lucauss . I , ., l . . A , ., b . e. ' . . Q , . - , . . 1-sem, -71' W Klan- 7 or ll ?9'!t'35fi7l . - - vii . ,t .uv-.ft f-- f-,a :.',fqs: A -- -' . - H ., - HB H - , . . , . ,,J4V.,, . Ik Prmpec M Produce Row I: P. Sorich, G. Williams, D. Allen, F. Licausi, B. Dodds, C. Grable Row Il J Ste phens, K. Miles, R. Hensley, D. Dennis, S. Carpenter, F. Oliver, R. Boggs Row III Coach Kinsey, G. Muth, M. Mier, B. Ulrich, C. Duarte, D. Jackson, D. Freeman P Black D Halley. Row l: M. Skinner, L. Fish, S. Flaim, B. Hunt, T. Page, R. Chumley, J. Miles, S. Hawley J. D'Arnico, M. Bach, C. Clements, G. Huling, R. Coover, T. Hill. Row ll: D. McPhillips J. Schufhauser, E. Warren, D. Hodgkins, B. Mauer, R. Wooton, D. Culp, T. Whimmer T. Page, D. Trexler, T. Hurd, S. Reader, D. Priamos, T, Blackwood, B. Larsen, R. Craft J. Backer, J. Pire, mgr. Row Ill: Coach Hoover, R. Davis, J. Burielison, K. Miles, J Brooks, D. Webster, D. Wetzel, B. Weber, J. Moffit, J. King, A. Underman, M Brown, K. Calta, Coach Kamerer, D. Poulson. Row IV: T. Stone, R. Rydman, L. Windsor A Engle, D. Voyles. B. Wescott. 77 ' v Norman Guith Sub, Senior Frank Fugate Guard, Junior John Hunt Sub, Senior John Colville Sub, Senior Chuck Nelson Forward, Junior Pat Nordquist Forward, Senior l42 Kmlzet Kallem Kettle The Knights of Lynwood started the l957 season of basketball with the rough aggregation of the Pilots of Excelsior Losing to them 76 44 At the end of the second game against the terrible Tarbabes of Compton the unrated Knights came out 57 55 victors in a thrilling overtime L B Poly with its fabulous Jackrabbits coasted after halftime to a 53 43 win over Lynwood Jordan gave Lynwood a rockum sockum game and thats how it ended Jordan submerging the Knights 69 46 The Downey Vikings although almost down trodden at the third quarter fired back to win the game 44 33 The Bruising Bruins of Wilson smothered Lynwood with a rousing 56 33 decision The Knights won their second contest of the season with a low but tight score of 32 29 over the unstable Pirates of Paramount. Starting the second round of play the Pilots of Excelsior flew past with an easy 60-36 triumph. The Compton Tarbabes found Lynwood much easier this time with a trouncing 59-36 win. L. B. Poly kept the Knights on their usual losing streak by scoring the most points of the season against a fighting but now lowly Lynwood team, 79-4l. L. B. Jordan again found Lynwood an easy target, winning, 75-49. The Knights found daylight against the Vikings, but were finally blacked out, 59-52. L. B. and its high Bruins, again defeated Lynwood, 63-47. The season of i957 came to an end for the Knights. For the second time in the year, they defeated Paramount, 45-38. I-aalelq Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood BASKETBALL SCHEDULE VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS Excelsior Compton Poly Jordan Downey Wilson Paramount Excelsior Compton Poly Jordan Downey Wilson Paramount Jon Mootharr Sub, Senior Clyde Garlin Forward, Senior larry Naegeli Guard, Senior Denzil Aria Center, Senior Don Milikan Sub, Senior Jerry Robker Forward, Senior COACH HOWARD 143 44 rf-na J.V. BASKETBALL Jim Larsen, Fr., Center, Bob Beagle, Soph., Forward, Dale Scarleif, Jr., Forward, Carl Bailey, Fr., Center, Ken Smith, Jr., Guard, Jerry Smith, Soph., Forward, Gary Bleeker, Soph., Guard, .loe Colville, Soph., Forward, Bob Rogan, Jr., Guard, John Sreinkoenig, Jr., Forward, S1eve Hall, Soph., Forward. Coach Ed Gregory. Hoop te Hu tle BEE TEAM Row I: Ted Page, Fr., Guard, Chuck Boniri, Sr., Guard, Gary Hardeman, Fr., Guard, Dennis Johns, Fr., Guard, Joe Monell, Fr., Guard, Tom Page, Fr., Forward, and George Bennett, Sr., Manager. Row Il: Ron Pacheco, Fr., Manager, Doug Webster, Fr., Guard, Phil Grimmert, Fr., Forward, Tom Townsend, Fr., Cen- ter, Ray McCIinock, Soph., Guard, Lance Windsor, Fr., Cenier, Torn Massacchi, Soph., Forward, and Coach Ed Bangle. X K5 , X ig WN M if Q ' ff, ' ? 1 f A - Q . i N ? 42 Q f V rm V ra . ' ' ' ' ig: ' I ' rg 4 24 5, 2 K4 5 A f ., .. I FY? 'A', A, , IQ .,,,,,,:l . 1' Q91 ,, ' fax QQ A , Nm M X ,,,w,,w.-,-if ,K ,MW V V' 1, N , Q V 17, Y V,, ,.., v ga f 1 :ifq m fzii , , f , .V , -Z .g.,1ff P ,ni i-V -cv 'Y ml 7,54 , h ffwwfikglf. figffjfylh-. lf A Af Z 'Q 15 M f, ii. ff-t' U4 Q 25 ' iw figkfhlsg , 'I Jwsiw , Ai Vi ' v3l 'X p ' .2 ,B.2t' Qh,4 L 'Z - A 5, If ,' h is J' 3 7' M L sq f. 1,5 ' Qgligi j A A +A Kril i nt Kaufman ,w. s Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Lynwood Ron Squ res looks for a d to h s frst season as head Vars ty Baseball Coach. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Excelsior Compton L. B. Poly L. B. Jordan Downey L. B. Wilson Paramount Excelsior Compion L. B. Poly L. B. Jordan Downey L. B. Wilson Paramount Row l: J, Steinkoenig, L. Craig, M. Ford, R, Miller, D. Despain, S. Gruwell. Row II: A Caldwell, managerg D. Gruwell, S. Bach, K. Goode, R. Squires, coach, R. Ostermier, manager, G. Wedel, E. Lunsford, H. Anderson Mike Ford, Jr., right field Steve Gruvvell, Jr., catcher Bud Anderson, Sr., shortstop Larry Craig, Sr., pitcher, outfielder Rod Miller, Sr., second base Dewayne Despain, Sr., left field Steve Bach, Sr., center field, third base Kim Goode, Sr., center field Glen Wedle, Jr., first base Dean Gruwell, Sr., pitcher John Steinkoenig, Jr., third base Ed Lunsford, Sr., pitcher .. , Kit! GN W ,I 11, - J if . L QM.. is 'Q em k B X '77 ., .Q MQ S1 N ' 1.13- AE- e 5 4' X J .Ji ig 1 f 5 we ' 1' ,f , . 5 w . gg! fly. f so f ' f' .f ti ' -fl iff, . . K k fy fl' .Q . . ,QR P Ny f , .I 4 wwizvg . f f do, -4 A w S -X 'my xx t ------f-- X X N -ge. X xx 4 R N .SK 4 mee x F ND J 'ir il .ny , 'K X X' ...W . 3 , ,if 'if J X . f X X Y : 4 N. K Q 5 F: :': N. ,- ff ' t x 3 i , fl I H f if e i A. W1 adm... L . Q. ee X ..,. t-:-.r,.. , ef , R., X N ,.., Q QE .,,,.,, r P . X 3 vw :Km SX , N -X J e .. e if , . ' . o , L, 17 ,- i'x,g,ry f . ,. f K . rv, ' '- W' Q ,, t -'r' l ' J I 'B I' .J Xe.. . Af er- 9 Q . P 3, .:.,::, 5, 4 1. f f -. 3 if X fr ik V . 10040 x 1 .Rift X T -. NYE. 'XR i, M J' l f c 5- V 1' .file bldm0Mdm6h bangle Lynwood's Varsity Baseball team opened the season with 6-l, T3-O, 3-O, and 5-3 victories over L. B. Nlillikan, Bell Gardens, Bell- flower, and Hawthorne. San Diego handed the Knights their first loss by a 9-3 count. Inglewood added another defeat by a 2-O score. The Knights had a 3-4 record during the first round of league play but reversed it during the second round of league play. They finished in fourth position behind Downey, Compton, and Excelsior. Between rounds the Knights participated in the Annual Pomona Tournament. They were victorious in their first game as they beat Baldwin Park, 7-2. They lost to John Burroughs, 2-l and were elim- inated from the Tournament. Larry Craig and Steve Bach lead the team in hitting as they batted well over the .350 mark. Rod Miller hit over the .300 mark and helped Craig and Bach produce the much needed long ball. x 1 Sam Fort lays down lt's a close play af but umpire Rudy is on Steve Gruwell puts ing baserunner as Bud Anderson looks on 2 15 9, 9 . -- . 'X -x X A X 1 ,D- l lg lx J xi 31 fl Row I: Manager, J. Monell, R. Chumbley, D. Johns, R. Craft, B. Hunt, J. Robles, S. Hall, R. Sorenson. Row II: D. Webster, T. Page, P. Grimett, J. Colville, R. Sorenson, C. Nelson, A. Engle, J. Larsen, D. Rodgers, R. McClintock, Coach Ed Gregory. llpcvme A Kr' lnten future ,.. Ted Page, Pitcher H clze tmen My VARSITY TENNIS Row! D Webb B Cody T Wulkes T Hurd Row II B Ulruch T Stone R Hunes J Fluhart L Arnett The Lynwood Varsuty Tennus Team dud very well thus year wuth an 8 wun and 6 lost record endung the league season un thurd place Thus us the furst Varsuty Tennus Team at Lynwood Hugh School to ever end the league season un the furst duvusuon The team was coached by Coach Howard The team was composed of four senuors three uunuors and one sophomore Thus means that next year wull have four returnung lettermen to help wuth the success of next years team fad hte MTW. 3 J. V. TENNIS Row I: W. Fullbriglwt, D. Downlwour, T. Hill, L. Smith, M. Schultz, D. Roldness. Row II: R. Burracchio, G. Snow, D. Barrios, G. Jacobs, J. Shaw, D. Rocklwold. ww? , . f. - .2 . . ' A A . K , L l44q,,u'1p! l 52 Wate mamhqz Pre ai! WATER POLO Row I: Manager, P. Mackin, G. Weaver, D. Culp, P. Burroughs, J. Stevens, L, Haas, R. Loretfe. Row ll:Uniden1ified, D. Evans, J. Hattabaugli, D. Flannagan, B. Severson, T. Dooms, D. Brockman, B. Van Pertz, Coach Boswell. Row III: D. Brown, D. Lake, Unidentified, S. Cruley, W. Warvi, K. E. Evans, J. Powers, Unidentified Don Culp is tense as he waiis for the referee to start the race. An unidentified Lynwood swimmer dives into the pool. Watch out below! says an uniden- tified Lynwood diver. - f..fP Swimme l 5 i ifed Y I Three of Lynwood's promising swimmers: John Powers, Dennis Creeley, Louician Hagg 4 COACH DEL DEQUINE Cu tle Knight Stars prevailed in track this h sc ool year. Burton Miller Don M h , oot art, Larry Holcombe, Bill Crowley and Sam Flaim produced man y new records. Mil- Ier and Crowley advanced into the Coast League and C.l.F. finals. Crowley estab- l' h d is e a new Cee mark for the 440 T . he track team as a whole turned in their best record in Lynwood H' h ig School his- tory as they won three and dropped tour Coast League meets. Row I: S. Flaim, B. Crowley, G. Doud, K. Notter, D. Schwabe, A. Strasser, J. Moothart. Row Il: D. Reader, G. Bates, D. Price, R. Gordon, L. H I B. M'll - ocombe, E. Pacheco, M. Sloan, I er, Row Ill. A. Crawford, D. Scarlett, M. Davidson, D. Aria, J. Scharer, D. Mooth- art, P. Sorich, J. Curtis, D. Milikan P ' , . Jensen, L. Sims, Coach Del Dequine. C'1nde men Conque Sam Flaim goes up and over a he sets a new Bee vault Dick Schwabe puts the shot with added strength, ,assi A , + s W N Fai - ms 3 - -evil ess ,555 we so Coming down to the wire, Burton Miller, Mike Sloan, Archie Crawford, Larry Holcombe and Bill Crawfey, are neck and neck. Dale Scarlet shows his high iump form. Lynwood track men relax during Coast League meet. Ronnie Gordon looks graceful as he readies himself for the impact of the sawdust pit x 1 I all W 1 ra elin 9 an-' . xbja Crawley ns nosed out by an opposmg runner Larry Holcombe leads Long Beach Wnlsons Marks 6 Row I A. Strasser L. Holcombe M. McKee B. Crawley Row II: R. Nofrer G. Zegler B. Magee D. Schwabe M. Gallaghe 9 f A N' A fm .A W, Q Q ,sn 5E2'w'x v R' U- QW ' , , MM QQ? x as , . 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A f 'll 1 I Sponsor Miss Jeraldine Smith and President Fay Miller The Girl's Athletic Association, better known as G.A.A. , un- der the direction ot Miss Smith and President Fay Miller, traveled many miles and met many new friends as they took part in this vital girls activity. Many girls were honored tor their efforts in girls ath- letics at the annual Awards Banquet. G.A.A. BOARD Row I: B. Gatlin, P. Canady, C. Toombs Row II: F. Miller, V. Murrell, M. Bauder, C. Melby, C. Bauder 53' el., '- i WEE' ., ...' 'H , ' Q K gi .. , M.. - f: : X M Q wf M ' 4 M- v s f f fl x x-Qkix xv Q X ua N Wwsiw im' kwa N Nm, Mm .ss 5 X .M .. fy' -- iii k - .... M., . ,MMM M , X, if Q x . x ,Vx fbi X ,L N553-N m W? 2 5 K N R Q wk Q ,-fig. Rx NL.k In 1+ , 9 10 n X A , , g , a I 9 3 V K 5 A W , D. Dawson ' Catching Enioying a game of speed ball are: P, Cheney, L. Wiedman, L. Puccio, B. Besich, C. Purmort, G. Piaz- za, J. Enlow. J. Enlow S. Sharp V. Murrell J. Enlow V. Murrell Miss Smith C. Melby M. 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Phone Rlchmond 8-5186 Jack Cannicott, Manager Year Book Division, Publisher 1957 ACCOLADE 77Zomeaz'4 to fememlm These fsrsts and famous happensngs took place thss WI year Fsrst class to graduate under half day sesssons Walk out after bond faslure The organszatson of Boy s Federatson When Elvss vsssted Lynwood Drsll Team taksng fourth place sn the May Tsme Band Revsew sn Natsonal Csty Jesters taksng fsrst place sn the Homecomsng parade Our fsrst prom sn a hotel Wsnnsng the Freedom s Foundatson award for the ssxth consecutsve tsme Organszatson of Lynwoods fsrst skssng class wsth membershsp exclussve to lettermen we ever forget Dsscusssons sn sensor problems class The energetsc spsrst and enthussasm our cheer leaders dssplayed at the football games even The snow ball fsghts on a warm day Bongo drum sn the cafetersa Sam Fort for homecomsng queen Ted Hallssey sn the nomsnatson assembly Cotton donce when the boys and gsrls dressed a ske Bsll Walters won the pse eatsng contest Karen Groenwegs brusses All the gold bands after the Chrsstmas vacatson The dsscussson Wanda had about Gsrls League sn Student Councsl Sultan and Fatsma snow party The shortage of proxsde after Easter vacatson The day the Accolade was fsnally completed Tsger Bradberry sn the Junlor Jamboree Hawassan Day wsth the Hula Sksrts and Bermuda Shorts Sack race sn the park Cotton day and the cotton queen Cathy Davss and the so excited Mr Ugly All the crysng Sensors on June l4th Remember these embarrasssng moments When Georgsa kscked the stool over sn the colade assembly When the sensor class homecomsng float fell apart Glen Wedels over sszed football unsform Judy Denks habst of droppsng her slsps at the oddest tsmes When the song leaders brought dsfferent uns forms at the Santa Barbara game Caroles expert MC sob sn the afternoon nomnna tson assembly The Ducette meetsng at Marslyn Hamslton s house and the surprsse on the doorstep The day we had to evacuate because of the bomb scare When Wanda sntroduced Urpsn Hoopengarner What teachers wsll never lsve down Can Mr Booths posnt of vsew of Jayne Mansfseld When Mr Wsggsns made the gurls go dreamy eyed The tsme a psdgeon flew snto Mr Gsbsons c ass Mr Reeds pet nscknames for chemsstry students Mrs Hubbard and her sarong Mr Gsbson s dance on Hawassan Day The crazy habst of Mr Radon fallang over back wards sn those swsvel chasrs we ever put out of our mmds Jansce Summer s unforgettable laugh The polso shots Yo yo days When the Castlelettes sang School ss Bustsng Out All Over The whsff of Gary Evans cologne The expert mornsng announcements The agsng Sensors dursng the Sensor play per formances Granny Sprague S play characters Mr Gretzel QHartl wsth crew cut and Dr Randall lHurdJ wsth argyle socks Beverly Msddleman s bsg hst on the stage and Sue Tlulanders pretty pettscoat sn the same play The masn busldsng and cafetersa fsnally crumblsng the mural of the Knsghts and Ladses of Ksng Arthurs court gosng down wsth the busldsng l85 . . . , . , AC- ' I ' II ' ld I - . ll - Il , . . 'll . . . when the crowd's spirit was nill Mr. Vemiag laugh . - u - in - - I. . , ll ' ' ll ' I - ,, . , .. - - r. - . 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Georae CGDFIO Carol 60 89 91 97 99 31 132 Carlson Elame 60 Carr Steven 60 103 Carrlllo Carlos 60 89 93 131 132 Cartrer Martlyn 57 60 Caughell Terry 60 Caul Ruth 60 Cave lan1ce 60 Chaoman Phvllts 60 82 Chxld ludtth 60 84 87 99 Chr1stensen MGTIGH 60 115 Chnstensen Sandra 60 93 99 Clfll Pat 60 84 Clark B11160 84 Clark Sally 57 60 84 86 90 92 9 106 107 8 Clements R1chard 60 Clrtton Rodney 60 Cohleygh Don 61 82 Cor loy 61 Coleman lm6l 157 Colllrts Carlos 61 Colvllle lohn 61 142 Conway Hersl'1el6l Coon Donna 61 91 93 97 C'orr gan Edzth 61 Cos' larrv 61 Cotlllo lo 61 Cowens Marshal 61 Cowens Phyllzs 61 93 97 99 Cox B11161 Cratt lohn 61 Cra1b Sandy 6 9 Cra1g Larry 28 29 57 61 87 121 26 132 146 Cramer Anzta 61 84 92 99 Culver lames 61 98 D 1 Pat 57 61 111 3 Dantelson Byron 61 Dargeneault Ph1l1p 62 Dav1s Betty 62 80 Dav1s Cathertne 62 84 90 91 97 106 121 DUVIS C111 62 116 Deanda Mary 62 Deen Annette 62 89 Delong Sondra 62 186 fndex DeSpa1n Dwayne 62 77 84 85 86 89 137 138 140 Devrne Delores 62 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lohn 64 89 91 96 111 19 Harder lohn 64 Harper Darlene 64 87 160 H t Terrv 29 57 64 78 89 116 119 0 1'1arv1ck 111164 78 90 93 130 1-lattabauah Ro 64 87 89 138 Hauck Marrlyn 64 80 99 Hermoer lrene 64 Helm Darla 64 89 90 93 130 Hendrlckson Wtllrom 64 Hensley Karen 64 84 128 1-lettrck Sharon 64 80 84 99 Hrckman V1ra1n1a 64 H111 R1chard 64 1-lrnes Ronnre 64 84 85 90 91 92 97 1? 1-l1tch Roaer 64 89 Hotlman B111 64 l'lolrr1es Ross 64 Hood Ronn1e 64 77 84 87 92 97 Hopklns Larry 64 Horton Bruce 64 98 Hubbard Sandra 64 99 1-l B11164 1 4 Hunt lohn 64 142 Hunt Larry 66 Hurd To? 27 57 66 78 85 87 89 119 lsley Ann 66 lackson Ronald 66 lensen Brrte 29 57 66 86 91 93 98 106 lohnson B111 66 96 lohnson Bo 66 110 121 lohnson lud1th 66 84 87 lohnson Pat 66 80 109 lohnston Nancy 66 lohnston Pat 66 130 lones L1nda 66 78 89 Kamb Lynn 66 112 Kenney Lots 57 66 93 97 Kerr Reg1e 84 66 K1nney Lawrence 66 77 Kxrkland Martha 66 Kohagura Moe 66 Kohl Carollne 67 99 Krebs Chuck 67 129 Krems Charlotte 67 87 99 Kresch Lots 67 99 Kunkel Ruth 67 99 Lake Allen 67 Larsen lared 67 91 97 103 Levenduslgy1l'17ank 67 86 87 8 3 Lrllard Beverly 67 84 91 92 97 Lmdberg Gene 67 9 Roah Andrea 71 115 Robertsons Barbara 57 71 86 Robertson B1l171 Rob1ta1lle Sandra 71 Robker ler od 71 86 87 89 143 Rogers Pattte 71 90 Roggelln Ann 71 84 89 Rokes Kathy 71 97 103 Rooney B 11 71 97 Longshore Davrd 67 86 Luke Kathryn 67 91 97 99 106 107 Lunsford Edward 67 146 147 Lynch Tom 67 McCarty Patsy 67 90 119 McC1a1n Davtd 68 91 103 106 McFarlane len 68 78 84 89 McGrew Donad68 96 103 110 Mcl1msey Bob 68 McK1e Robert 68 McKn1ght Carol 68 99 Madole Nancy 67 92 99 Mann Martha 67 115 Marcolesco Robert 67 83 97 Marks Carole 29 57 66 77 86 89 Mart1n Dave 67 114 Mart1n ludy 67 90 119 Mart1n V1ctor 67 96 110 Mart1n1 Pat 67 M urcr B1167 111 141 Melby Gerr168 87 160 Melvrlle LaVoy 57 68 90 91 92 97 09 119 Mendenhall Evelvn 57 68 77 86 97 132 Merr1t1e1d Edythe 29 57 68 92 99 Mlddleggn Beverly 57 68 84 90 Leonara 68 Rooney P t57 71 86 Rose Beatrlce 72 Roth Carlene 72 Roth Mary 72 89 99 Rupprecht Betty 72 90 119 Russell Barbara 72 84 Sallng Arlene 57 72 84 B9 Scharer lohn 72 87 91 97 102 107 54 Schenk R1chard 72 Schlager Maxlne 72 84 Schlotterback Sue 72 90 98 Schm1clt Drane 72 Scholtz lames 72 96 110 Schwabe Dtck 72 154 155 156 Scott Gladys 72 semen P51 28 29 57 72 50 84 90 91 9 9 0 Settert 1mothy 72 Sewell Kenneth 72 90 92 119 Sharp lanlce 72 89 99 Shearman Sam 72 84 85 94 Shook W1ll1arn 72 85 Slms Leon 73 90 109 121 54 St 73 Srnks Skvor Slater Smrth Srnlth Srnrth eve Bo 73 96 110 Marrlyn 73 84 87 99 Arlene 73 87 130 B ty 73 84 87 9 1 M1ller M1ller M1l1er Mrller Mrller Berton 68 135 154 155 y68 80 107 115 159 Gary 68 96 114 ltm 69 86 89 Ro 69 85 86 87 89 93 13 146 M1l11kan Don 69 143 154 M11l1man Thomas 69 M s Carol 69 82 96 110 Mock Bob 69 Moen Wendell 69 91 97 103 106 Moothart D n 29 57 69 86 87 89 6 1 136 Moothart ln57 69 86 87 89 116 6 1 13 143 Mosbaugh Marrlyn 69 Moss Lou1se 69 Mounce Chanceiord 69 86 89 Murray Robert 69 97 110 Myers GSOTQIC 27 57 69 119 126 131 132 Naegel1 Larry 69 89 143 Nagy D1ane 69 80 89 97 Nelson Max 69 Nrmmo Cra1g 69 Nordqutst Pat 69 78 89 116 130 Notter Kenneth 69 86 90 103 154 O Br1en O Br1en Ol1vero O Ne1l1 Nancy 69 Ron 70 LOTTGIHG 70 111 Patsy 70 Orr Lee 57 70 82 90 93 97 OShaughnessy Colleen 70 84 89 Peach B111 70 Peer Marna 70 86 97 Peltler Carol 57 70 77 78 86 90 3 7 119 Pettlt Roberta 70 Phel s Suzanne 55 57 70 86 89 93 117 119 Plerce l1m 70 Pontxus Dale 70 89 Powers leante 70 Presson Allen 70 Pruette lack1e 70 84 Psalmonds P111170 85 86 109 137 Rackemann R1chard 70 Rake loan 71 80 Reader Don 71 90 97 128 154 Redler Beverly 71 84 99 Remo M1IU17l Reynolds Charles 71 Reynolds lo 71 84 Rhoads R1chard 71 Rzce Chesley 71 R1chardson Dan 71 112 Rlzzo Madolyn 71 98 119 lames 73 R1cha d 73 136 139 Vernon 73 Spar LaVonne 73 84 Speaks Brenda 57 73 Sortzer Barbara 73 Spomer loan 57 73 85 89 98 115 Smlth Smlth Sprague Susan 27 57 73 86 97 Stale Cheryl 73 78 84 86 90 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' I ' z ,i ' I ' ' O 14clenvwledgmentA Much work goes Into The productton of a yearbook It takes a relrable unter ested staff together with competent Technlcal asslstants To do The work A better crew could not have been found anywhere than The one I worked with this year Each member carried hes assignments through fully and together we hurdled The handicaps and problems that befall any yearbook staff Now with The book com plete I wlsh to thank each one responsible In any way for making The l957 Accolade possnble To our fnne advlser Mr John Eletto who carrued us over many rough spots wuth hrs able assrstance and congenial guldance Wnthout has encouragement and advlce Thus book could not have been completed To Brrte Jensen for all The extra Tasks she performed besides her regular dutles Not a better co worker could an editor ask for To Mr Michaels Ken Wright and The entire business staff for obtalnlng ads for The advertisement sectlon and handlung The sale and drstrlbutlon of The book To Duck Hansmk who edited The copy for The entlre book and wrote a bug malonty of nt To Carol Peltler who assumed The responslbrlnty of The Index along with many other assignments To Wanda Brookshlre for handling The picture schedules To Carol Flsh for havlng The lnntlatlve of assembling The Actuvltles section making Its pages alive and lnterestlng To Joan Van Meter Myra Jenssen and Glorla Gunter who assisted wlth paste ups The Index Typing and various other duties after completing their sections early To Pat Dahl Pat Guest and Sally Dlxon who helped with everything from copy readrng To planning The banquet To Steve Bach and Chuck Bonlh who worked on the sports sectlon entirely on their own time not being able to be In annual class To Mr Anthony Loya and has staff for the excellent photography and espe cnally for the outstandung dlvrslon pages To Mr Jack Cannlcott our efflcuent engraver and his staff for his constant help throughout the year and particularly at The end for has added time and effort to unsure us of havlng the flnest book possible To Mr Keith Cordrey our patient and understanding printer and his staff for all The hard work and extra time he put IU so that we would have the book early To each of those mentioned and to The countless others who asslsted us In numerous ways I suncerely and gratefully thank you LAVOY MELVILLE Editor In Chief I957 Accolade I . . , ' 1 - r , . 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