Lynwood High School - Accolade Yearbook (Lynwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1959 volume:

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Q 5: Q qi X 1 Q N1 sv 'N L Y W . k va -1 .1 'J' '-R 1 T' X' -0 hs . at 1 ' x 'Q W- 1,1 ' X., NINETEEN FIFTY NINE ACCOLADE LYNWOOD HIGH SCHOOL LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA A1' ,. v o L u M E a wif 1 M: ,H 4 ' -f PM . 'I 1. -2 4: LV 9 qi .1-'nav 41- .f 17 .WEE-55? i f . I FJ if as :H ,,,,..,,m-f Q-f . .mg i?.?.x:,tii.J 7. 'I' i i e X0 f X E. ,og luGettin9 T0 kr' ow As 1958 came to an end we found many bewildered Knights on campus. The old castle having been dismantled, made way for a new and modern educational palace which y we proudly accepted. All over campus there If 9 was the exictemenit tolli-gloloilnngq,?ohnil:full day, and Zygffsoon becamegfomigliar with the new The 1959 he AGCOLADE your yearbook, in which we have tri rteacapture the? events and many others so that iley will be a lasting memory to you in years to come. af'-Qafg Law-If fykwhg . f Nb V7. RWM! High 'w QZQDKQZMX WM? 0 0 J K ' 4 , ' f Younis Jc1fmw1jZ0!WfwWfWkX we ' 11 X M'52'5i A x , the beautiful and new... T THINGS WE'RE LEARNING ABOUT YOU . . . Q s nv H FACULTY Page 9 CLASSES Page 23 ORGANIZATIOI' Page 93 SPORTS Page 'I31 ADVERTISING Page 165 The heights which an organization may achieve are largely determined by the ability of its individual members, for it is on them that the responsibility of strengthening it lies. This is an ex- cellent description of those who are being honored for their work in school as teachers, counsel- ors, and administrators. Outside of school they have been a guiding light for the citizens of the community as they have been to us, the students. Through their efforts many improvements have materialized with the thought ofthe student in mind. Through their interests in school activities and inter-school activities, we have become outstanding in sportsmanship. N, May this 1959 Accolade serve as a monument to their accomplishments and to express the appreciation of the students of Lynwood High School for their many years of untiring work. TO Mrs. Regina O. Edington and Mr. Edward J. Miller we sincerely dedicate this book. '65 xx f ww 7 f WW ww Mf VW W Y E -.K X ! JZ f W4 fi! ,,,,,,,..f,,, ,aww ., Ll,l0Ql Ll'lfQI'lJQl'lf .SZOPQGL gave! Tho security may return. As for me, I go forward. Thus spoke Pizarro to his emaciated and travel-weary band of men upon the shore of what is now Colombia. Each of us has a similar decision to make. Graduation from high school is only the be- ginning. Now for the first time we strike out for ourselves. In many directions lie ease and secur- ity, in some directions lie bizarre and shallow philosophies Ahead ' . is the way of faith, adequ- ate to the earth's salvation of un' , iversal import and eternally modern. It is a straight way, a severe trial for flabby minds or unstable temper- aments lt is b . a road way, unmarked throughout vast stretches of its course L . et us resolve to tal-ce that road so that we may indeed make the world a better place for all to live together in iustice, peace and harmony. May l extend to each of you my very best wishes as you together iourney down this road of life. se who wish for ease and DONALD D. REBER Superintendent of Schools 'Wh A WWW UWHW., 'W !mu 'Www V' W rv WWW ,Wwh .sv A I ,v s-2--: ,..,:, X ws 0 'iff' s if i T 'rsh T . Mfg . f 3 s. c -su ,W We . - if ls - 9 - -, - :ac WMcc,.,i.w,wQ,f,,,N.- 511 ' iam - ., x::-EEE ci , ,f cs.-Nswfsssf,wswwmy0wgxS Q ,V . X s,X,,M.,,,i,.A.Qsw,N,Nw4mW?mw,,,a4 x I c xi 1 T in 5 smzwws Mage-'W . ks sg NWN .W Num ,I li xw N 'awfc lx- w,is ,,cN,,,WGm ,464 The Accolacle highlighfs The evenfs anol happenings of a school year. AT Lynwood High School, This has been done each year since 1952, when The firsT class gracluafeol. This year's Accolade is imporTanT and meaningful To all sTuclenTs. How- ever, iT is probably mosT imporTanT and mosf meaningful To The graduaf- ing class, The Class of 1959. I would like To exfencl besT wishes To all of The sTudenTs, buT especially To The Class of 1959. They have achieved a goal, gracIuaTion. I am sure ThaT I speak for all of The faculfy when I say, we wish Them confinuecl success in The achievemenf of Their future goals, boTh in eoIucaTion and in life, RALPH H. COSMAN, Principal affix XX X 'A N WW We wx X X NN- W xii MRS. LILLIAN BROOKS Secrefary To The Principal X X pb ' vs si. .' ' is - -' sc ,fc 9 XXX - - N21 si MW -sg, s X35 2 X .rv N .fgclminidfrafom The day has finally arrived that you have looked forward to so long. The day of your graduation. Graduation however, is not the end of Things for you. IT is a new beginning. A time to look back and Think and perhaps to say to yourselves, If I had the oppor- tunity to do This over again I would do it differentIy . Just carry that thought I'll do it differently into The new activity that faces you. For This is The mark of The educated man. My congratulations To you and my very best wishes go with you. EDWARD J. MILLER Dean of Boys Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of I959! In your four years at Lynwood High School you have wit- nessed important changes and have been a part of definite progress. May The cooperative spirit with which you have weathered The change from the old To The new remain with you as you enter new fields of study or work. May you each Take your place as an active American citizen, and enioy the satisfaction and happiness that such responsibility brings. REGINA EDINGTON Dean of Girls Ex Q l if xi Ag s -N a N .E .,.fs,,iN.. X fit l'lft6ll'lt jdunfefd CU1 The Class of T959 can claim To be The TirsT . The TirsT class To graduaTe aTTer half-day sessions and from a newly sTyled CasTle . The fuTure holds The answer To The parT ThaT each of you will play in com- muniTy liTe. However, you can be cer- Tain ThaT my besT wishes go wiTh each of you Tor a TuTure of happiness and prosperiTy. ARTHUR LEEMING TO THE CLASS OF 1959: IT has been said ThaT The world of Tomorrow will belong To Those who are ready Tor iT. We hope ThaT your years in Lynwood High School have given you a readiness and an eager- Tess To assume saTisTying and produc- 'ive roles in Tomorrow's world. We are proud oT The many fine hon- ors members oT The Class oT T959 have broughT To The CasTle. The Counseling STaTT congraTulaTes you upon your graduaTion and exTends The besT of wishes Tor The years ahead. AGNES E. JONES DirecTor oT Guidance lT is my pleasure To exTend To The graduaTing class of T959 my sincere wishes Tor a successful TuTure. May your TuTure acTiviTies be as successful as your many fine achievemenTs dur- ing your sTay aT Lynwood High School. MR. ROBERT COHEE Junior Counselor MRS. L. SMITH Junior Counselor MlSS T. REES Freshman Counselor MRS. C. HUBBARD Sophomore Counselor MR. J. MITCHELL -., f peniaf guiclerfi Senior Counselor MR. C. NORDGAARD CUALLPGK C0!Agll0.'5 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Row 1: Mr. T. Ross, Miss M. Peterson, Mrs. F. Moore, Miss E. Hoskins. Row 2: Mr. J. Hills, Miss B. Sanders, Mrs. K. Langford, Mrs. L. Smith, Mrs. A. Rydeen, Mr. J. Higgins, Mr. H. Booth, Mr. J. Grady. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mr. L. Zvonkin, Miss C. Field, Mr. S. Radon. 1 as f.:sg'-if-.5 'gy Tw. s s 'lfllii ' ' Ui - -Sf ...MT TXQQP slm1llTl5llll. 5 '. m. ....s. ...-. A .L imgflo.-wx Q 1,07-:ILL ' NNNQ'TX's l' .. P-7 l'12L'5'RTl'l'Jl LL '-is . Qgl2L'Lh!s V LU QW, wsmwanemaa -V, 'Wx FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. L. Zack, Mrs. J. Hall, Mr, S. Skolnick, Mr. R. Smith. Noi Shown: Mrs. K. Offil, Mr. L. Lambe J. Harrison, Mr. R. Darton, Mr. T. Pender, Mr. H. Liewer fag.. ,W , , . X up .. N ses ' ?77flW ': W W Q .15 1 6 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Row I: Mr. McLean, Mr. Beno. Row 2: Mr. Norley, Mr Erwin, Mr, Reed, Mr. Popp, Miss M. Bunnell, Mr. Alex ancler. MATH DEPARTMENT Row I: Mr. C. Hardy, Mr. Kennedy, Mr, Chadwick, Mr Seydel. Row 2: Mr. Popp, Mr. Redd, Mr. Boswell, Mr Hay. K F, LMLKLL lf OT ll I Aww 2, QM SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Row 1: Mr. Vernia, Mrs. Dial, Mrs. Fergusen. 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N ..,, tg: , ,L ' 5 ,.,, Lis L3 22. , X ' j,.- fEEi,Q,15 X-, H .Q-5-ref: ,, ,sae:f:fss.,. ,fy W Mr Fncln as seen unstructmng fursf year typing MRS L BONNER students how to use the Typewrnfer Librarian ,X SY: Qs si Q V Q. -11545. .. .. ' M ' , --W ,sf . qssgiy y .x ,I S . .fmfsmv M - ....w:W.-3 ,QW 1 .5 y ., .5 , ' , Ms. ,,. st.. - f . X X X ,V ,fr e ,ff A ' 2? fa X W i R WWA? 6? ,go M3466 wx -.T , s 1 X f ,Q v , WA 9 f N X X, ,Ry 9 4'w,f is lf ,715 , Q2 xx x 3 T f wx Q V YJ? ' X VW 'f . t s we X . Ks' f l i ,f Q 1 1 N54 JN I J st sys X 1 l X X 2 V X . fi, ---- 5 i t W' .x ss-V X 4 s We ffl! SETS- 4 I ,, Q an 'M' , MH gfiltll f ll ii i , ,. .Ji ,X ,f':?1fv .Hallie 4' BUSINESS DEPARTMENT HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT Row 'l: Miss Miley, Mr. Pflibsen, Mrs. Grechman. Row 2: Mr. Miss Pilgrim, Mrs. Kline, Miss Walker. Rinehart, Miss Hardy, Mr. Fitch. DRIVER'S EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The new library is a place of intense study for many of Mr. W. Lee, Mr. R. Kamerer, Mr. J. Kinsey, Mr. Hoover, the students on Campus. Mr. Greeley. Vocational Shop Department. Mr. Penrod, Mr. Williams, Mr. Kussman, Mr. Baurngardner, Mr. Bearman. 19 l A ...... ,,.x, . -dd - ' Hell' 'f-' - -1 ,. -I M . m F l L Q i l fh Im . 5, f Y 1 I I Qu, If l l 2 N ii X ,v Af' I l 1 , L1 -1 . 1 . .f1, 'LA 'f '- .,..f ,5 A -s .-, 34. 1 I 1 f 4 NURSES Mrs. V. Markham, Mrs. Prell CUSTODIANS Row 'I: Mr. S. Stevens, Mr. T. Barbarick, Mr. B. Miller, Mr. O. Hall. Row 2: Mr. Downey, Mr. C. Jones, Mrs. C. late, Mr. C. Sfulfs, Mr. W. Erdman. SNACK BAR STAFF Mrs. A. Bosworth, Mr. F. Clark, Mrs. E. Jost, Mrs. H. Pa1ersor1, Mrs. L. Carlson. OFFICE PERSONNEL Row 'I: Mrs. J. Childress, Mrs. B. West, Mrs. F. Easterman. Row 2: Mrs. L. Quigley, Mrs. L. Long, Mrs. B. Barnes, Mrs. L. Brooks, Mrs. N. Bugg. wr i 3 ff . . iw. ,K f .fr 'Ls WQRQZ-WWr?+QTiEJ1 f'i BN . xx z+7'X'Q. One of The many highIighTs of The sporTs season on The Lynwood campus is ThaT of The FaculTy vs LeTTermen Baske-Tball game. This year, however, There was a huge special aTTrac:Tion and The sTudenTs came, if noT To see The game but To see Mr. WalTer Gibson in The laTesT of referee fashion. ccmlauri Soirif fwuvk was , ,...f wav JA-L 65 X 1 gmwv My, ,1,f4f:,,,.k.wwfM un! A if MW- wwf , Wu 1-.4 Q--, Mfr' ' xx A :ZR TBM as ,, AM.. x46 X 'wx x K Wife? ,WA YW 4,13 W AW'.QfZ Ka ,1 ', kZE.Jf!li27 WW' WW ,Q ij I? ww HQ f x mf 4. f Student Body Vice President Victor Luke Student Body Secretary Joan Harrison ,..Xl ' A KJ... rx A ,.:,.s-x 4 ..:::.,Q'.. i':I1-2-M :isis 2552:-1 - ,'.a' at i 1 f VW If H i f an W M A4 55 ff Amt ff W Student Body President Robert Beagle SYLLQKX' ? , 2 Z 2 2 , , f I, . 0,4 ,r? 5 Zi ',Z - f, ff f :ig ,, . V, X X 2 , X s X N W sv , N I N Commassfoner of Athlehcs and Awards Paul Jensen Commnssuoner of Social Aci- Rowl J Harrason M Parrott M Trembly J Brooks S Bruce J Burdick N D4IIe P Jorgensen C Byork Row2 F Holder, n S Yerugan V Luke J Race T Krulnc Row 3 Mr Gnbson J. 24452.24 gf Q7 be Viva! ,, , H 1 1 We Senior Class President Senior Class Officers Seated: Judy Krogstad, Della Gard- ner, Johnette Ward. 26 Robert Steiner SENIOR CLASS Having hosted the St. Patrick's Day Dance as freshmen, Autumn Antics, the customary welcome dance as second year Knights, and the plush Junior-Senior Prom at the Beverly Hilton Hotel as juniors, this year's senior class has multitudes of memories for their four-year stay at LHS. Guided through the hectic years by the leadership of presidents Mickey Bach, Howard Mattoon, and Bob Steiner, these upper-classmen remember without disat- isfaction the difficult transition from full to half and back to full-day sessions. Climaxing the most exciting year of all, the typical dream of a l2th grader came true with the construction of a senior square. The class began celebrating their last year in November with the Moon- light Fantasy restricted to members of the '59 class only. Following a memorable homecoming and a successful Christmas Dance, the next major senior project was their play Cheaper by the Dozen. This event was proceeded with the talent and awards assemblies. In closing the door on their high school career, the seniors spent a busy last week at the Baccalaureate service, Irvine Park, senior dinner dance at the Los Coyotes Country Club, graduation and the all- night party. enior ofgaclemkila i l l l 4 1 i l l l SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Row 'l: J. Dernrnon, C. Byork, D. Gardner, J. Krogslad, R. Steiner, J. Ward, S. Yerigan, H. Logan. Row 2: G. Cook, B. Winn K. Robbins, K. Christie, H. Pormgal, T. Kanemoto, L. Van Orden, J. Kozak, L. Clover, R. Risner, J. Hillman, K. Brown, V. Bugg B. Ayres, D. Parrain, T. Rossine, C. Jacoby, D. Lisik, S. Kidd, R, Zurborg. Row 3: C. Toombs, T. Thomas, C. Thompson, L Moore, S. Sharp, G. Collins, G. Casvin, M. Gober, B, McKiTTrick, P. Roberfs, D, Denton, D. Kelly, J. Dielrick, C. Klein, K. Lamont C. Boorhe, J. Gatti, D, Russell, M. Freeman. Row 4: K. S1afford C. OsmenT, S. Lindberg, E. Curlee, K. Cofrril, T. Jenkinson, J Beckharf, R. Vandiyer, B. Bleeker, L. Benson, S. Burlison, D. HunTing, K. VVesT, S. Dahl, M. Fillers, S. Warden, M. Henry, L. Cook P. Finch, J. Sands, Mr. Nordgaard. Row 5: D. Brown, V. Luke, D. Flanagan, J. Lerch, J. Shaw, B. Wescott, T. Wirnmer,J. Henz B. Beagle, G. Bleeker, J. Brooks, R. Brockman, T. Memrnoft, J. Garner, M. Schultz, T. Webb, D. Barth, D. Hodgkins, A. Engel D. CarTer, J. Swenson, R. Rockhold, H. Maftoon. . Jffv Q Senior Class Advisor Mr. Clifton Norclgaarcl . rein Q ' V - . - v v Zi I r' 'ie' :Fl -fr. ,v rv 22 ' . N-N x -ff -.. if . 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Q Q X - , E 3, eminiacenf an Qheaking Dennis Carter 2 U0 i1wW' M ichael Brown Vicki Bugg Susan Burlison Sylvia Burroughs Carol Byork Gary Campbell Par Canady Joan Cardiff David Carlaw Gary Casfeel 1,45 N i N1-VR, r , ff' ffl - my X gif, K 404 f nw f f mam -4. Q ga yiy if yy A if V i ' N ' 1 1 X X F , - a 5 2 s Gloria Casvin W M ' 5 fr I 5 55:11 w 7 A IJ i . Z2 , ff gjio' 'x K - W NS AY s . X as rv Q g . sassy Q 4 C '4 E333 'gen'-2 ' X slag gixg Q Nf or URN 5 Q If ff 'WW Q Z M ,R was , 1 K We f A N hi C X f N s X A Y- Karen Chrrstne Douglas Clements Bonnie Clinton Linda Clover K X K S E RI. ..,. mg 1 X S X ,N T 1 C M. 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Eleanor Curlee Sharolyn Dahl Bonnie Davidson Michael Davidson Joanne Delcourt Joseph Delcourt John Demmon David Dennis Dorothy Denton Jo Ann Dietrick Mildred Dolby Lou Anna Duggan Nancy Dunkel James Durham Arlo Engle enfiigi Dorothy Epply Darryl Evans Glenna Evans David Ewell .gikofard Fradell Farnsworth Howard Farwell Francis Faulkner Marilyn Fillers Patricia Finch Rose Marie Finazza Robert Fisher Michael Fitzgerald mn, dxf, ' fro f 4 ,Q-019' -'I' f if ,f ff 9 Daniel Flanagan William Flippen Christina Flores Connie Flores J IWW ,,,,, fm . .L , f 'WW E' f K , img X ,Ag f 116 f 'J 1 ' ' Wg 'T'X gf MW WK ZZ'ii.s 1- 35? i i1Ew, , . -Q ,. ,. ,. . :wy- X- 'K 1. A 1 X ' - . ,W - .1 fs' N f -9 s, 4-2215 - .. 5 ., XY' +' e If es Z V u W - it . ,V - . fmw Y ,- - A , ac ' 2 X , Ii- .tsl :law is ' .. W li'S7'3l lVi ' ' ff ! . wx ffl? 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Howard Mattoon Darrell Meeks QUE mm., 333g CQO3 2.mC0' o- 'ro 220 -h 901+ 235 C Q23 :ml CD O fail' QQ 93301 U1 CFMM ' Terrill Memmoft Kathlene Meyers xv ,qs Raw-...qv in XR L 2 X Q X SX X 5X ziqixxkfxg N J N X 3 x X Samuel Mickle Jerry Miles X Nd EQ, 'if ...LN , QQQ- wx: Te, '. 4-J' ,, T.: .- nl ll .X bl N X-,v N ex N 'H William Miller Marilyn Minke vw? Q X 1 N. , Q X x Q M ,JSAT 5, . ,X ' Z-5' - 2' of . 1. - -3 x',' K LK!-fr .L 5 1 .NV Q V X fx? li f N Y 3 f- K X l .R 5 ii fx as X Q XQ RXN W 12 J X , f f WW f Q X X Q S Xmwwxfe X W X X X is Q X NN Y X X X x X x X I f, X N x ff V' ' 5, f ,7 Z fliQfQ,,, Bermce Mufchell Terry Mogis Marie Morales I-GRQY Morris Mary Moe Linda Moore Judy Ann Morgan DWIQIWT MUdfY enfiigk .gzkofam David Muehl Hugh Murphy fm- If f f X J? of Z Z f 7 , , ff? , ,WW I f ff4M2, 'f , 41: W5 'if , we I f H fs-lvl' ' f ,,,, V J,jf W . ' Q mf if ,W Wow ,wff L, ff , , Lois Nelson Louana Newmire ,W 'ik ANWN XMMN Q1 1, Gm Patrick O'Ha ra Dennis O'Reilly an-f Constance David OH QQ Osment '--N419 y j N if y ,ix 07a in f 4 Q'--...q,,.,, . Grd if gain .-, x .c,m Marcianne Parrott - L, Dorothy Partain - , . SQA , Carmella Pariipilo Patricia Paterson f Carole Paulson Liane Peach Linda Peach Nancy Pilgrim Roxanne Pippenger Eugene Poertner In The opening scene of the senior play Frank and Ernestine remember The way Dad used To be. , , , ,V R ll 1 . . HT, ,Zi f J , E 1 Rfk K Q ' I . if S ,, ' 4 at gg: l -lp 'R ' Mig .N Q X g ig ww.. X 'Eileen ff M S' 1 ' : K xx 4 , . 4 X wg ,fefkaif ,fn T5 YI! if in -os'-W af X 'S Q llli W, f X el,--V ' - ' 1 ' xx? ' 7'- 2-Ei' I if . Qi Q.. :firm A R3 xy - X AM, Q X I .i tus. X Q X S XX X S .QR X S X .fx .. we Qkge, i Nw X wi: Q X X 5 if f' Xe xx Wx + 5' I ,f N' mv, 5 'XS-L x.. 2. qw-V ' fn- ., If ,Af ,f, 4 fi ffffb W 'LQ7 , 1 Li,, A f f , . J.. 2' Pls E ng 4 gy! 1, I. if . ,. 4 , 4 , ' Q Z I I ff My f , f A 4 A? ' , 1 QV 4, M -A3 f f , x ff fi X' z 1 I if , ff .. , LL M. ww -ww J Mgr 'YZCM5 dim 3542 Helen Poriugal Paul Priamos Karen Radde Pat Rasmussen Connie Razor Chris Reed Dixie Riley Lyle Rimer Rifa Risner Karen Robbins Jo Ann Roberis Patricia Roberts Richard Rockhold Phillip Rogers Palricia Rooney J' .gf N5 ' I , S we XE cc A z A X 1. X . , g- 'X Linda Roper xc ocia A eniord Q., I 3, wg :Ex .. ' , rl lx - - ve K, . Q .x.. - -'Q , K 1 YW 'f x X ,x X if if 'fe 1 ov- Q5 f X ,Q as 8 .wmv X ' f ia ,- , Q X ,sf lfaw. ri? mf: f 1 . - Q 6f?l 'Q55:4f9w?Zz3,v'jf1f7l+ 1, fgf,.ri,'?yg,2?.f3z Q Theresa Rossine Kenneth Ruston Roger Rydman Lawrence Sager? f, ' Sif y a ,rf-f s yv X , M151 f U' ,, k.sffsw2,.,i , f 'V X 'K QQ., S ,A 3 f KZ aww 21 Q 7 Q 9 X' 47 ,f f 1,44 , A .,,,f,,g Q f, .uf Z E fy. if ff 15i1,flltY'-if , f 4 ? W 47 X , X s 5 4. f f f I 5 1 f, lx f ,cf ,A A 1 -:..:',, , f Q X if 4 W 5 l 44 x X Q M I f I ,, gf? eeR,, ' ' 2L,'H-5 . . 5' 1,2 ,A ' lf ,' 2 , 74-., J , - I 4 W , Mx , W4 A V 1 f ' , 48 In 'Na Ronald Rudy Donna Russell Erick Samuelson Jacquelyn Sands Linda Schneider Barbara Schofhauser Ann Scott Marston Schultz James Scofr Colleen Scillerie Janet Seehausen if , w5 SQA SMCCQJ6 Ben SexTon Mary Ann Sferrazza Sandra Sharp John Shaw William Sikes Linda Skala aff' 'vm !4'7'5 Jerry Smith Larry Smifh Sandra Smith X, ff 0 4-ww f ax fm ff ., . , ,.-,A . , iw llil 'ill , in in xy , . f f Y f 0 Y 4 I ..,.. ., ,, ki , ai 'libmw A' 2 www 5f, r Af' The goal of past senior classes has been The realization of a Senior Square. IT has finally been olone in '59. Gary Snow Virginia Spindler Kay Stafford 'Q 7 , , is M , X ,, x,, we we so X ,f r X sa la A ga x -J' - , ig: ' r 'Q-ff. - T' Q 3... is r X I r 's:. .V- S- , sy. F fr L, if s s 3.1 L.., all 9 E' Q . Q Q- I ,ngjfw t g, 5. . - t N 'V M 1:-'nv QI. 7 ' XY f ii , X 'K 'K vwwr Robert Steiner Robert Stevenson Ward Stovall Colleen Swain 50 X y I ia ' TW M 73 'Q It oh- , Q.. Q of 5 ' S' Jeanette Swanston Donald Taylor Charlotte Tommy Mary Lou Swendroski Tommy Thomas Carol Toombg James Swenson Carolyn Thompson Racheal Tornabene Arlene Tate Loretta Thornton Sue Troxler .gznfimenfaf .gzniorfn mf ,AQ ' f VH 1 v a ,,,. if Y 1 ' 5 , ,::?i'1'f W ,f f 2 ,wa '4 3 ' ll f l ' 5 f , , V 'V , ' Qjih 4, . - YW 412 5 ff 1 1 ei. 4, ,jf bid' ,,,0 5142 I y ::',. Q NR, ff -1' ' ' - ,X ,VV .:,:,, , 4-yi ,,, , 1 4 412:11 i f I7 .AA.. 4 I f ., , M, , Jack Turner Ronald Van A Ruth Vandiver nda f 2 Linda Van Orden Thomas Von Pertz Nancy Waldron Wh , ZZ: ' ,.,,g ' ,:,. 2 Q . ww f f Y Q 7 f .x ff f 7 7 S? is 1, f if ' 5 1 Edwin Warren Linda Warwick Allen Wattenberg Jeanene Weaver Wesley Wallace Terry Walton Jolfmette Ward Gerald Van Kampen Jarnes Walker Sandra Warden .SZOLU Safidfacfion 51 ,-,,.,,,.-vw' QPU? QW My 'Rm awffy Thomas Webb Sandra Weis Nelson Wescott Kathleen West Roger White Sylvia White Barbara Whitley Virginia Williams Lucille Willison Beverly Winn Thomas Wimmer Gordan Wood Sharon Yerigan Ruth Ann Zurborg Donna Goodin 1 X f X if , wa V 1 f 1 l ls l E, ll, 'J C... xx 3956 -all . FQWWTV 9 : 'Vw' Johneffe Ward, Carolyn Thompson, Karen Coflril, Judy Krogslad, Mari Condon are iusf a few of The femmes M f Wy. 1 , 'Zn ,szqr X N522 af Qs J:,,J xgwfw - Q3 X , Q X as N X S X ' Qi X f xi F Q X. X X X ' , XX X N A , 'Ss af 32225. f If v M ,H , Q seen on campus during The annual Ha- V vvaiuan Day. IQ --ey ,, 1 W V .M f .wx Frank Sharpslci Rifa Mifchell James Floyd Constance Foley Samuel Mendez Karen Jones Alice Hobensack Dennis Kruly '31 40,2 ff? C 12 Ei sw, FA W TIM Xxfmmx. ,H i gk 'ui'Nfvgr1Xgf,. -,g x - X. .. x ei ? . :Lf-' 1 ' .i , , , . N N ' - N' lf , : '1f X P 'X 1 A -. Liz : X N55 xi f , - X X A we 'W 4 .C , A U XL.. .N J W W X k X -r k Q ' K- N 4! . ' ll fn ., ?si.N ii- 1 k, 'P 'L 1 . Q . , up .., . W., X wa, 0 f.., M W . ' - . ,wwff M,.Nw-- Q 3 X , Y A Kffmwf 4 W . 55, W , .ww Xgrx .SN ,I If I if '50 ,4 ' R N'YX'5'Sx-, guns A ' WW gym' Hlx .i.Q,?,! , , , ff? gf ' QM yt ai 2 4 f WMM ,s 3 W ..,,. .. ' W1 X x x M ,4 New 17 v X , s . . . , , wg g,'!V3 ,f, si, , , 2l'lf5CLfl0l'lCL Outstanding Senior Girl Poise, charm, personality, character, leadership, and scholarship describes Carolyn Thompson, Outstanding Senior Girl for the Class of '59. While at Lynwood Carolyn has proven her scholastic ability by her membership in the Round- tablers, a chapter ot the National Honor Society. In the past two years she has received many awards and honors, among them are, Student Body Social Commissioner, recipient of the DAR award given to an outstanding senior girl, and was elected by her classmates as the representa- tive to Girl's State in her iunior year. Carolyn has displayed her leadership ability while at Lynwood and we hope her outstanding qualities will continue all through lite. Future plans tor Carolyn will be attending Long Beach State College in the tall. Carolyn Thompson, congratulations! Johnette Ward, Cathy Lamont, Susan Kidd, Carol Byork, Carole Lee. ,, ..., K, 'Q ,sf ,, All V yy? ci J, , qw' , ' M., . f 'N fair , , W , u 'rr ' Sikh WM Muffy! ell L OFJ Outstanding Senior Boy Our Student Body President, Bob Beagle has been selected as the Outstanding Senior Boy for the Class of '59. In his four years at the Castle, Bob has con- centrated mostly on basketball which he excells in. Bob played varsity basketball and copped the honor of All Coast League center for his efforts. His scholastic efforts proved successful as he too is a member of Roundtablers. While in the position of student body presi- dent he, along with the help and support of the student council, has accomplished such achieve- ments as the student store, the senior square and one of the most important things, that of restor- ing the good ole Castle spirit. Bob has been accepted at several universities and colleges but is still undecided as to the future. Bob Beagle, congratulations! John Demmon, Bud Wescott Harvey Logan Mickey Bach Bob Steiner NQX e ax Q ,, L Q lx W ..., SX. L' .-ml, ilk Q' L-.41,U'g QL M553 5 f Jig X 5 . e vm Q L x.L . xxx 0 , , , X Q 4 X X A L' x .'-'... L. ix , . Q5 i Ulf Q XX mm, ,, ,ng Xuff f , 1 ' 17,21-V X fr' 1 95 2- QSLZ Q egg, F rt .1 , viii? mx mx W'3 'H Atv 75 Rowl S Londeree, C Lee, D Gardner, K Radde L Lewm Row 2 J Swanston, L Smnh L Adnan J Demmon M Schultz K Chrnstne Marston Schultz and Larry Smuth ihecl gm A mac mcognifion Ag' fw if ,f- mf ff VW, :ff , f Q4 NN: BANK OF AMERICA AWARD WINNERS Row 1: K. Christie, C. Lee, B. McKiHrick, C. Poulson. Row 2: L. Smiih, J. Nassir, D. Arnett, J.Demmon, E. Samuelson. DAR AWARD BOY'S STATE GIRL'S STATE Carolyn Thompson Jerry Long Sandi Svendsen mf 2? M, , ,, 'Mr 'f - raw- wi , Q ' ,fain mayb 2 ' 14 Zilf ?f IW .fl HZ' AYKAYI ' A 5 59 5 4 r f f ,mm .- 1- f Homecoming Queen of 1959 Perf and pretfy describes Her Maiesty Connie Osmenf, 1959 Homecoming Queen shown with her sceptor. Connie was sponsored by The Bach reigned over The annual fesfivifies, Dreams of T elorenes and omorrovvf' 70064 Jcziglzfd Princess W y Princess Nancf Dunkel Janette Hilirnan fl i , I' . M 'W'-wmv, ,. af Princess Joanne Dietrich Z1 my 4? 3 vwA,g,M,0 I - Q r Wm 7, W , M, 7' f Wy 49 , , 4 Y ctw Princess Linda Gunn 61 R 2 r ,A, .Q 55522 - f.fwfrXf'i oya! J niglrfzi The Bachelorettes, a iunior girls ser- vice club, nabbed first place in The homecoming parade with Their floaT VVishfuI Thinking. Former queen Nancy Neil and escorts regaily wave aT crowds along parade roUTe. 'fiuy V' Nc. ,, we ig - H g MU vi- , I g H ,Q cc. c cccc.c..,,,,,.. - ix' S 'Ve 62 XX, cc NS QP'-I A dm X c ,gl , if . Nvhllllif X I AI MiLEDMrg50pg N' V W fl, V57 faux-MN WWWWW i 4 NDWNEL .- j Svfciiiv Q L do riicc rc ,Q g , 1, Q 2 Lynwood 1958 Home- coming Queen Nancy Neil relinquishes the Throne to queen-elect Connie Osment. Assisting a re Princesses Janette Hillman and Linda Gunn, Lady in Waiting Sue Rudy, Grand Marshal, Mr. Bob Mathias, Princesses Nancy Dunkel and JoAnn Dietrich, Lady in Waiting Dulcilee Danielson. ejoice Nervousness strikes members of the faculty, Mr. Eletto and Mr. Gib- son along with Mr. Bob Mathias, Grand Marshal for the event, and A.S.B. President Bob Beagle. . . , and Homecoming Queen for 1959 is . . . Connie Osment. This year's homecoming royalty Connie Osment makes a pretty picture at the climax of the day- the homecoming game. Second place float winner, produced by the freshman class, rolls by stands at Paramount encounter. 63 fe K x x S, lf- qw L. -... .MWC .5 ,,.. .SN A gi X X HX. BN N X ff , X S1 C, C ye , C,CCCu 'SSRN S A . 5 , A xgjq X , S X C S ,Lx CCC. , S' Q1 fk 's v .1 C ' z .,,.' ' , v B- 'Q K Y' ' - C , ug ,gi hs X N ., , KX 'vs , . , . Yfweik- - -X 6 l y frklxyz A 6 x K N l - Cul? K 5 X X: it , X, A ,k , '91 2- :-55:75 A , : 9 A l ' is C .wx V .li .,., .RN ,, N' , 12-wg, .X 'mv f fl , 1 ga i 3 G 1' iffrkx-,:, or six N it ax. W - tn r N-9 rzxs-, ,1 A ' ' 3 x lx N X A , 'AAD gy W4 ZWWNH . rl gy ff ,wfyfgf '- 5 .:. X . r d y fi X vw g,2wY f ' ' Si Q ,iyyl -Q K 2 4 iv bk f X fi X f j , fa , 9' 'vi -Qivi, Q'ij '. ' I .EZ M. 1. f I ': sf ffk it X ,, -YW M-.- W Ci ----- -, A 25.11, ., , l I 2-X K i i S John Shaw ,...,.,,, ,,,, ' '52 Chevrolet Herm Gunderman ,.,,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,, Eddie Allrnond .,., Bob Beagle e,ee,, .,....... ' '58 Ford Lonnie Murray .... Bill Sikes Ao.o.. C. 57 Chevrolet Jim Hayes .......... . . 53 Chevrolet Pat O'Hara ....,. amlaufi ruiwm 53 Chevrolet '55 Buick ..... 53 Plymouth 59 Volkswagen WNV it L S 76' If,-,,,. Q-Q X4 353 ,M C, ,,.,, , -5. We A'??1gwQ:2,,wf.4f , . X, V1 V X' N :ri- ' f M 1 .fff x . Winn I-ammerg ,,., , 56 Chevrolet Nomad Gary Campbell .......A 55 Ford Bud We-SCQH ,,,- 52 Chevrolet Ron Rudy ....o,,, 55 Chevrolet Gary Huling ,-.. , ,, 53 Cadillac: Dave Allen ...evv .o....A., ' '55 Buick Jchn Caley , 52 Chevrolet Jack Burleson .eee 53 Chevrolet 65 gg'xSSfH3h f .W-f , Junior Class Officers Sharon STrain Trea , surerg Mike Hicks, Vice Presi- d . ent, Sandy Loucks, Secretary. WWZA wwf W, , ,.., ,QM txjbf7 V -1.2: W.. ,Ala ' A N... ,,,, is -whka, - aww, A W.-W' W ,.,,A.., ,, E951 . , . A-7. QM ,, Junior Class Presidexnf Dale Gowers W, . juobcioufi uniom .gills ll I Junior Class Council Row 1: L. Miller, J. Hancock, K. Horn, J. Irwin, S. Strain, K. Carson, G. Carfer, O. Jones, B. Kogut, M. Braly, V. lnlow. Row 2: S. Ross, S. Loucks, R. Rees, B. BueTTner, L. Ducio, L. Evans, D. Blakely, S. Schafer, J. HumberT, B. Levendusky, B. Warrick. Row 3: Mrs. Smifh, sponsor, B. HunT, C. Davis, D. Gowers, D. Poulsen, S. Fox. N. Kinion, B. Lundring, S. Rehm, M. Hicks, M. Kane- moto, D. Moleski, Miss Rees, sponsor. JUNIOR CLASS A specTacular year of acTiviTies will give The Class of 1960 many pleasanT memories as They move on To The honored role of seniors. To begin The year The iuniors sponsored The annual Junior Jamboree, Swimming in HoT VVaTer. This evenT is a TradiTional means of raising The money To finance The prom buT These lun- iors Turned iT inTo a financial landslide. BoTh nighTs of The performances were sellouTs. To keep in The fasT pace They had seT for Themselves, The iuniors enTered a floaf in The home- coming parade. This floaT, We Shall lnheriT, won Third place honors. The nexT evenT The iuniors were connecTed wiTh was The Cupids Swing ValenTine Dance, anoTher success for The Class of 1960. The year was finished up wiTh The Junior-Senior Prom, The biggesf responsibiliTy for The iun- iors. The Class of 1960 chose The lovely Seffing of The Embassy Room of The Ambassador HoTeI To presenT This final acTiviTy. MosT seniors will agree Some EnchanTed Evening was Truly Typical of The ouTsTanding iunior class, The Class of 1960. 4iQ N3-v rl-vusni X 3 inf' A .L I may ' Q-914 wr 'mm- f ff.,Xz - , mkvf. P 4 ' A' Y Cs , , f K ww ' .f,.4g,..--frm-N-wf ww... 68 W 5 ,ie sw L im ,sqm . . 4 .. 1 ,,,,. .e,,,. , .. ,. , V V A My yi fqgw, Row 1: C, Appel, J. Binder, B, Besich, D. Blakely, T. Bonilla, L. Blackwood, S. Armstrong. Row 2: C. Black, M. Braly, D. Barnard, L. Bradley, B. Anderson, R. Breeze, R, Burracchio, W. Askier, G Allaire, M. Berger, E. Bay, G. Adams, C. Blixt. Row 3: G. Banks, Boggess, B. Arden, B. Ammerman, T, Blackwood, A. Bergason, B. Albert, J. Allen, D. Aufderhaar, R. Ballard. Bloch, M. Bradshaw, G. Alexander, J. Bluett, J. Allister, J Row 1: K. Carson, G. Carter, S. Bally, C. Corley, L. Cecil, B. Buettner, S. Carlson, B. Carlson, A. Burracchio, J. Brooks, C. Cox A, Campobasso, P. Cheney, T. Cavender. Row 2: J. Clark, M .Callhan, D. Coppack, C. Conner, J. Brown, M. Burroughs, El Bringmann, D. Danielson, B. Burlison, J. Coover, L. Comstock, B. Campbell, D. Cooney. Row 3: R. Crook, W. Child, R. Brurtson, L. Caley, C. Cox, B. Coleman, C. Crow, B. Calvert, D. Contraman, W, Caudill, K. Calta, D, Damron, J. Claspell ,J. Butfington P. Coe. D. Barrios, E. Ault, R. Bertram, D. Armstrong, D. Bollom, B. N- , . ima 'il l , N ,f - Wh' Nz 'A XX. X x Two of The CasTle's high-fashioned peppy cheerers are seen during The home- coming pep rally. Sheri Dahl is avidly vvalch- ing The acfivily on The field while Marilyn Fillers looks on. Ollidf yuniord Row 1: D. Dawson, U. Geoafes, L. Evans, K. Gee, N. Dozier, J. Franks, J. Fredrick, S. Fairfax, C. Galley, J. Enlow, D. Davis. Row 2: G. Fairfield, K. Evans, G. Fleming, W. England, D. Fitz, J. Devlef, N. Ebling, H, Gardner, S. Fox, L. Fuller, C, Esier, N. Flynn. Row 3: D. Flyberg, C. Davis, J. DiGregario, T. Finizza R. Goldstein, V. Genneffe, J. Delcourf, J. Delaby, R. Faisf, L. Fish, J. Deras, L. Davidson, J. Fitch, C. Falls. ggi' -n ,af XR. . 'Q y i 2 S 1 Q lm Ay. ... ff-4-- 'S-rgassfw . C, Q-We-5,,,,.a... . ,, QWQQ fix 7 . i.. 2 v . ff V T ..s.i,.+NX:z.gw..s..w-1-Qs-w..s.WfMs,f M Row 1: G. Guzzo, J. Humbert, J. Hardy, M. Heffick, B. Harris, D. Hanson, S. Hall, B. Douglas, L. Hill, S. Gordon, C. Koelling, N. Gray. Row 2: T. Henneman, J. Hill, J. Hancock, K. Hand, L. Hickerson, T. Jeffries, R. Henshaw, M. Gordon, B. Henderson, B. Griswold, C. Green, D. Cross, T. Hill. Row. 3: R. Horne, L. Gray, J. Guest, G. Hardeman, D. Gowers, P. Griffin, D. Halley, T. Harper, P. Grimmiff, S. Greenspon, M. Hicks, B. Heyer, J. Henderson, N. Holly, T. Heimbi gner, G. Hansen. r ,. I e ig parade. M4 me unions Members of The Junior Class are busily working To get Their homecoming floaf ready for fh b' Q. ' ,Z ' W. 0-4.6 Row I: P. Johnson, V. lnlow, K. Horn, J. Irwin, O. Jones, B. Koguf, M. Joiner, N. Kaucher, P. Humphries, N. Kinion, L. Jensen, S. King. Row 2: R. Kelley, C. Kewish, V, Hurt, F. Johnson, J. Kubik, K. Hill, V. Gray, R. Hebard, J. Gray, C. Howe, B. Johnston D. Johns. Row. 3: B. Hunt, D. Hughart, B. Johnson, T. Kindle, M. Kanemoto, G. Hubbard, J. Johnson, P. Hurley, J. Johnson, L. Kenney, J. Hudson, D. Hunt, J. Inglis, W. Jefferey. Wan enior .gzfafegy Row 1: W. Mask, B. Logan, S. Lawton, L. Lewis, S. McCaghren, B. Levendusky, S. Loucks, D. Luke, C. Koguf, B. Lundring, M. Limber, K. McGee, L. McGregor. Row 2: P. Like, A. Mellner, M. LaVoie, D. Poulson, B. Larson, D. Gowers, J. Larison, J. Mon! nell, D. Magee, M. Oliver, J. Lafham. Row 3: B. Leuick, G. Lamm, R. Leas, K. Lauton, G. Macornber, R. Larison, R. Marzolf, B. Lopez, G. Long, B. Long, J. Lee, B. Lopez, G. Osfermier, W. Lamont. 'V v , 9 4 fr ,Q ' f Fife X fu M I Q' HM- M .... f Q,i,.,,, . ' Hfrfilf j? 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'Nl H L K , V 3 'f l ' If , ' r .if fc, '-li 5 ll ,ggi 2 A v- ,, . 7 1' ' , . R 4, G ,f If V 4, M - ..,, Q 1 . A ,M E- . X ag, V , 13 F QU . M , 4.4. 2 W .1 .ff ' A ' 'Y L ' ' 7 ' f X ' ,,,ffv',' 0' ,. A ' all 579 f f - '- ' .. ' ' I 'J . use r 'W If - 1,4 ' Q ' V .. . W r-W fc., 'W x ' xg, , ' ., f . , 224, wiv my ,2- X .gf f ,r ,. ., ,.4.,., g A mm ,,, A I ,:. .U ,www ,vo - ,, f X P 1 . : sf va? 4 rw fr: I' M ' fl . ,ff 'if' J. . If ,innawg . ,J fy U.. ,,?,--,gf af, ,. Q . IVAA A ,I ,Z,,,V,,, .V .:,:.- 2 ' li f fwfr, - f if ll X Y Y A' . . . 15,3 .. K f X .5 . fv ' NF W 3 ' , Q X -rg H , WY' fl 'fill X Ai it A I 'I' 1, .-'S k 3 , 1 K warp..--:Qi 3- Q .s 1, K Y ,K V S ' ss-f ax 4' .- . .. PM t h -.,, as . . .. . J T 1 i n . . ,. -' A N- iq N, T , , f ... wx rrell, M. Row 'lz K. Long, R. Paterson, J. Miller, J. Nord, J. Oelschlager, T. Miller, N. Miller, P. Moomau, M. Pachco, V. Mu Pettigrew, R. Neher, S. Barnharf. Row 2: D. Morris, J. Otenell, P. Nobel, V. Peterson, H, Perez, L. Myers, C. Navaretfe, J. Phillips, L. Peak, C. Miller, L. Miller, I. Maldonado, S. Mitchell, J. Nixon, A. Moreno. Row 3: R. Poe, P. Morehouse, K. Myer, D. Mont- . M'l k', R. Phillips, G. Moore, E. Kidd, L. Neely, L. Ohrberg. gomery, G. Payne, K. Murry, D. Ponso, T. Page, T. Page, D ies i , . ,Z 'v 2 X. ..... ,.,,, .W MW' ' . f ,f-,New . .,.. , R. Rees. Row 2: C S nders J Roah J Pierce D Reber, M. Rosenblatt Row 1: S. Rudy, S. Ross, J. Rolhas, S. Ryan, J. Santo, . au , . , . , . . dd A Reina S. Ryan, S Rehrn, S. Prilchard, P. Roof, J. Rogers, M. Sarnmons. Row 3: P S. Rossman, C. Rake, S. Schaefer, B Ru y, . , . F. Saldana, J. Powers, J. Rice, S. Reader, L. Sammon, D. Schweers, V. Sandoval, T. Schweer, J. owers, L. Pu ccio, G. Piazza, G. Sherwood, V. Ramirez. miagd rfidfd cf 73 eq? Vw ,nn X K 'W e f wk o 'ns l- - l ' J' , sei ? fr s.,,- .rm 1' .i fix ,A- of -, . . . L. 1 , f 1 ' ' ' , V .....-, . ,. ...W , -,b E' A .,,.. ,,.. ,X . s,..,.. N , W. ,,,,,,, 1 ,A sf,,..,,,,.,-V. .V .1 F -' M fe, .W Row 1: J. Teatord, L. Steinmetz, J. Vincent, S. Thompson, S. Svendsen, S. Strain, M. Shores, A. Sollazzo, J. Szollsi, P. Szollsi, T. Stumbaugh. Row 2: E. Ulrich, R. Spencer, M. Steel, L. Sunderland, R. Sorensen, R. Tipps, D. Sims, R. Stevens, J. Snow, D. Stempe, V. Stratton, S. Stewart. Row 3: T. Townsend, R. Sorensen, A. Todd, G. Struz, D. Swanston, D. Armstrong, G. Thomp- son, J. Steinmetz, A. Trexler, J. Thomas, D. Smith, C. Sorensen. wlfil' l Wkxwvlr ouia! juniorfi Row 'l: D. Woirhaye, C. Wallace, R. Van Buskirk, B, Vest, D. Willcox, C. Stevens, J. Wallace, S. Voss, J. Woods, J. Van Anda, L. Weidman, G. Walker. Row 2: L. Windsor, G. Weaver, E. Williams, B. Warrick, J. Williams, L. Wyndham, J. Williams, A. W 'I M. S merv'lle, N. Vir a, B. Bleeker, D. Williams, C. Wells, J. Wilder. Row 3: J. Westfall, R. Wooton, D. Webster, ei , um i g D. Wildman, F. Torries, H, Wood, D. McPhillips, G. Welsh, W. Warvi, E. Wheeler, J. Woods, J. Woods, D. West, L. Wasserman, J. Woods. ii 1 'W KQQQ M9041 -sd 5-15 ' or 4 .-.. ,Y 4. .V g I 5 f-K w w Q, 71 ' f., .- , A J . 5 5 ' f K V ' new S is of The m a n y History 75 Sophomore Class President Jerry Swanitz Sophomore Class Officers Linda Spicer, Secretaryg Roberta Inglis, Treasurer Tony Ferrulli, Vice President. C0!LdglfLQ6 SOPHOMORE CLASS The sophomore class started off the year 'th ' ' wi a bang, having meetings all summer to plan the annual welc f ome or the incoming freshmen. Later the class s ponsored another dance for the wh l o e school entitled Autumn Welcome which w as a great success. At homecoming the efforts ofthe soph- omores were turned to the production of a homecoming float. Although the float, They Said It Couldn't Be Done - They Were Right didn't win an award the class was proud of its proiect. As a fund raising project the Sophs sold Lynwood name labels which proved to be very helpful to the students and very profitable for the treasurey. The most recent endeavor of the Class of T961 was the ordering of the class rings. These rings will arrive shortly after school begins next year. Presently the class is looking forward to a summer record hop. President Jerry Swanitz happily reported that many such activities are in store for the solvent so h- P omores in the years to come at the old Castle. 41. 0l'l'U'I'LQl'lCe ,, W JohneTTe Ward and Arlo Engel were selecTecl for Their oulstancling Hawaiian ouTfiTs during The Lunchtime festivities of Hawaiian Day. Sophomore Class Council Row I: K. Maucini, P. Johnson, K. Boyer, G. Harrison, J. Svvanitz, R. Inglis, T. Ferrulli, T. Broesel, J. B. Jesme, J. Burleson. Row 2: Mr. Lee, Mr. Hay, P. Jensen, D. Nassir, M. Schneider, J. Foster, D. T, Krulic, D Toombs, P. Jorgensen, Mrs. Grechman, Mr. Popp. Burdick, Kechrer, i new r 13 W rlwwt 2, -M 'nf ix ,K Adgate, S. Blackwood, P. Bage, A. Bullard, C, Askier, M. Anthony, T. Broesel, K. Boyer, D. Buffington, S. Row 2: P. Arnold, S. Baillargeon, S. Archambault, S. Bleeker, J. Bench, P. Bollom, M. Billings, M. Adams, P. Browning, M. Benigno, J. Burleson, M. Baier. Row 3: G. Browning, B. Burke, D. Bach, R. Black, D. Brissler, J. Bruce, M. Bugg, J. Allred, VV. Allen, VV. Black, J. Balogh, L. Barrington, T. Betzold, R. Bobbitt, G. Beadom. Row 1: J. Allen, D. Anderson, L. Barth. Mnclerclfaddmen gxperience Row 1: S. Crawford, S. Carr, M. Clark, P. Childers, P. Christie, J. Burdick, J. Corrigan, P. Cromer, C. Cornell, J. Christotf, J. Burton, B. Canard. Row 2: G, DeMarco, F. Clough, R. Combs, R. Coonce, L. Cousins, P. Cobb, B. Crichtield, P. Collins, R. Callen, M. Carnal, M. DaPra, K. Curl, T. Booth. Row 3: J. Clark, D. Curry, T. Chambers, L. Davia, K. Butler, D. Crowley, J. Davis, D. Chivell, D. Conklin, J. Chadwell, T. Cassier, R. Covington, G. Davis. Castro, D. 1,1 x we Q43-.2 'AE fe nv I . ' 1. - 4 .LV ll Jw! If lv L - f .Ai .J Uri 4 :Wh A ...Mmm- 78 ky ix .Z .. .. , . . .,, ..,. .. . .., . ff.-.4 Row 1: C. Frazier, D. Easton, E. Eisner, J. Dodds, G. Fuller, C. Fisher, D. Ferguson, N. Donnelly, D. Ferrante. Row 2: D. Albert- son, R. Fick, F. Evans, G. Fletcher, R. Fisher, J. Everett, T. Ferrulli, J. Foster, S. Franklin, R. Fahrenkrug, J, Fulton. Row 3: D. Eddins, K. Freeman, B. Fillers, F. Fleck, K. Dilling, P. Fitzgerald, H. Flick, D. Englert, VV. Floyd, D. Dingess, D. Donahue, D. Etchi- son, B. Ba rtee. I . ,A The first dance of the year sponsored by the sophs Autumn Welcome, proved to be a huge success forthe Class of '6l. 17 I. it , L. v- . . WW A , lr! During The lunch break, The , srudenfs enjoyed The music of A,,,:,, D. J. Alex Lamy of KNOB who is :::Af' Y I also a member of The Class '59. rx' 'f Ji- is N 2 Mlm . at ,t Q v ,X A yy? . 'QQP' I Row 1: J. Heard M Hall C Hick , . , . man, K. Haller, H. Glock, S. Glomsefh, S. Howell, M. Hawkins, J. Hurd, R. Inglis. Row 2: S. Deyfack, R. Greene, G. Harrison, D. Gehl, S. Goodman, B. Horne, V. Hamner, J. Green, S. Hansen, L. Fuqua, S. Earing. Row 3: K. Hart, J, McNurlin, R. Hubbarf, M. Herrick, D. Hoopingarner, B. Hicks, B. Gardner, T. Greenwell, J. Huderberg, T. Gruwell, J. HarTong. Row 4: M. Gray, J. Doll, D. Hobson, H. Griffith, D. Gordon, V. Hodge, R. Guzman, C. H l ' meft, T. Gagliano, J. Hill, R. GoldsTein. o asek, D. Holt, S. Grim- m I Iwi in, 11 l H9,.K x 9'-:2Ea:a...., . , Z xx ,ak X Z X xx Row I: M. Johnson, P. Jensen, J. Langum, R. Combs, L. Lavoie, L. LaVoie, L. Little, L. Iride, D. Lingentelter, M. Hare, M, Lewis, D. Lindsay. Row 2: M. Johnson, S. Godfrey, S. Gebhardt, L. Goit, S. Lee, J. Kinney, V. Jones, P. Jorgensen, M. Lamont, R. Jones, B. Jesme, L. Knetsch, P. Johnson. Row 3: B. Kozak, J. Little, D. LaFontise, S. Leeclom, R. Johnson, B. Leavitt, G. Latch, D. Kitch- in, B. Longbrake, P. Kleiter, J. Lincoln, D. Kechter. Row 4: J. Jacobsen, D. Irland, D. Jamieson, B. Loewen, R. Kanka, B. John- son, R. Kelso, T. Krulic, D. Knight, J. Knox, C. Lannie, B. Langston, R. Kerr, J. Keith. ,,,,,w'L we-as Ea' Row 1: S. Lang, P. McCann, G. Mack, S. Miller, R. Minke, K. Maucini, L. McCarley, C. McCarty, S. Mazziotti, B. McFaul, L. Mor- row, P. Miles. Row 2: S. McDonald, S. Monahan, S. Meeks, S. Kinnard, L. Lorette, D. Maldonado, F. Loveioy, D. Madole, M. May- nard, G. Morin, L. Martinet, L. Marcus, S. Miller, J. McDonald. Row 3: J. Mont, F. Lucatorta, J. Lotter, G. Mann, M. Megan, W. Millar, D. Malchow, L. McDougall, B. McCollam, J. McNiel, S. Mclntyre, J. Lotspeich, D. Meacham, G. Moomau, D. Litsinger. WWI? ww ...W W ,, f . ff 1, .. , 27W X4 U 1, ,Wy X 4 .,. f, , . .. A..,,.,V ,Www ., W , . as 'ffwis A ' ZZZQEA... ...Ks Mug, L Row 1: C. Powell, V. Pritchard, D. Ott, J. Nevins, M. Reynolds, C. Sheldon, C. Newmire, M. Ruiz, H. Parlett, P. Pressey, C. Richards, L. Plansky, E. Piper. Row 2: K. Reynolds, P. Petron, N. Paulson, K. Redfern, J. Niethamer, D. Nassir, R. Parker, J. Neil, L. Murphy, C. Patrecelli, S. Reidinger, M. Osterhout, P. Purviance, L. Quigley, V. Murrell. Row 3: K. Poertner, R. Patlian, D. Myers, C. Phillips, B. Pfeiffer, B. Pettner, D. Radford, D. Murdough, M. Murphy, R. Moss, L. Pringle, L. McClain, D, Redfern, R. Parry, L. Powers, W. Otenel, J. Pengra. BD 1 5 v 1 'ri x , if it Ns 4 Ai Row 1: J. Prater, S. Scanland, J. Scott, C. Thornton, J. Ray, M. Schaar, D. Wall, B. Weems, V. Scranton, L. Rockhill, M. Scharer R. Sanchez, C. Patrecelli. Row 2: L. Schellhase, R. Scarlett, R. Weight, K. Rodgers, J. Safe, M. Seiz, C. Sheldon, C. Newmire, M Ruiz R. Scott J. Roeber, J. Roddy, M. Roberts, D. Taylor. Row 3: J. Sepulveda, T. Robinson, L. Sewell, H. Glave, M. Rosenberg M. Rollins, K.lRosson, B. Samuelson, M. Schneider, J. Schroeder, P. Rogan, W. Sauls, E. Scott, A. Silverthorn, J. Ruddy, R. Shirley, D. Rutland. 82 Row I: M. Sticklel, S. Rimer, L. Sprott, J. Smith, L. Tippins, R. Tucker, G. Thompson, B. Smith, J. Taylor, S. Simpson, K. Steph- enson, S. Stover, M. Taylor. Row 2: M. Walker, K. Walrath, P. Todd, D. Toombs, E. Smith, C. Treio, G. Smith, M. Thomas, L. Spicer, L. Spindler, J. Steinmetz, M. Szobonya, C. Spitulski, P. Sorrells, M. Schaar, D. Wall. Row 3: B. Tate, R. Towning, R. Walker, B. Tate, J. Southard, D. Stoyanoff, J. Smith, R. Struhs, D. Thompson, J. Swanitz, M. Bredlau, H. Tipping, R. Spomer, R. Swingle, J. Schafer, D. Thayer, B. Jommaso, J. Spinks, K. Tiff. Row 1: A. White, M. Willcocks, D. Walker, S. Weller, S. Whiting, S. Vankirk, S. Walling, S. Wiggins, D. Walters, K. Walters, M. Voros, P. Van Beber, E. Winkler. Row 2: D. Wilkins, B. Winter, J. Waite, M. Wilson, J. Woods, D. Warner, B. Wheeler, N. Wal- lace, M. Witmer, K. Van Bree, D. Truman, L. Whitehouse, K. Walker, B. Wheeler. Row 3: R. Victor, V. Watts, L. Trull, B. Wyatt, K. Victor, F. Williams, R. Witt, R. Van Patten, L. Sinks, S. Walter, L. Taft, J. Yeager, R. Turpin, P. Watson, J, Wallace, D. Walker. Freshmen Class PresidenT Fred Holder Te jf0dA Kaffe FRESHMAN CLASS Under The leadership of Fred Holder, freshman class presidenT, The Class of 1962 w TI d ' res e :Ts way Through The new- ness of high school life and The difficul- Ties of half day sessions. FooTball games and especially The h , . omecoming game capTivaTed The aTT en- Tion of The freshman. World Peace, The fr h ' es men enTry in The parade capTured second place honors and won The ri hT 9 To parTicipaTe in The half Time acTiviTies To induce progress and TradiTion To The school has been The goal for Th es ambi- Tious underclassmen This year. For The ST P . , , aTricks Day Dance They inTroduced a new aTTracTion, a disc iockey and some recording sTars. Nexf year aT The AuTumn Da h ' nce T ey hope To begin a new Tradi- Tion, Fred Holder plans To presenT The gavel of office T Th ' o e presidenT of The class of 1963. Fred was assisTed by fello ff' w o icers Terry Kelly, vice-presidenT, JaneT De Laby, secreTary, and Sandy Knapp, Treasurer. RepresenTaTives To sTudenT council are Jean Brooks, Sandy Broorn, Susie Bruce, and MarebeTh Trembly. Freshmen Class Officers rry Kelly, Vice PresidenT- Sandy Kna , pp, Treas- urer, JaneT DeLaby, SecreTary. ecognifion A group of prize winning Hawaiians show off their cosTumes and eaf up The afieniion on Ha- ,L if ?' 4 wi 52? waun Day. J.. V A g. wi , of N Q: X J A .V H - ' 1 M W il , , ,M V i 721 Ma J ' B P. . . W 2, , iff 42 me-eating contests are always fun as Jim ,, .A ,,., iggwxi -4 1 Swenson, Roger Fahrenkrug, and Mike Oliver ' 1 V 1 ,y , . prove-Oliver laier won. J . .E 1 1 if W- ' z ki W V - I 7'-'Sx,,,f JI W ,, Ja 1 if fllf i-we. ff W M an Freshmen Class Council Row 'I' M Trernbly K Breeze J DeLab T K Il F H ld . . , . , . y, . e y, . o er, S. Knapp, S. Broome, B. Evans, E. Fuller. Row 2: Mrs. Hubbard, J. Brown, S, Kuert, J. Schneider, S. Bruce, R. Foster, D. Sexton, M. Henson, N. Dille, Mr. Erwin, Mrs. Ferguson, - , ,,'. fi , U he Q54 '19 ' 'ci fl i IV.. 2 Q.. f'i' ' J . and fi: f-ff' .1 ' JA, . fs, A Aix fi' 'Y m. ' 5- lg ll 2 'Wm Row I: R. Barth, G. Birtch, M. Blackely, J. Birkby, K. Blakely, P. Bevers, C. Atkinson, A. Cliett, J. Bills, S. Acarid, K. Arseneau Row 2: A. Baxter, J. Baber, M. Avnaim, J. Beyers, N. Batsch, P. Badberg, K. Bahling, B. Blacker, D. Barnard, P. Bodnar, R Blasche, P. Baldivia, L. Allred. Row 3: B. Black, K. Anderson, C. Anderson, L. Babington, R. Blair, D. Antram, W. Andersen B. Allen, G. Balogh, B. Berry, B. Arnold, A. Atinsky, D. Alcott, P Allen, A. Bernard. Row 4: B. Baird, A. Bessitt, D. Barr, R Blaro, A. Bodrero, F. Allred, B. Angel, F. Augusta, G. Babb, M, Anderson, R. Atkins, D. Bergman, S. Anderson, D. Beagle, T Blair. .gI Q5Al'l'I,Cll'l Llffll Row 1: P. Burke, S. Brown, J. Castile, V. Clark, S. Bothe, J. Chumbley, J. Byerley, S. Cole, B. Celli, A. Coleman, S. Cook. Row 2: J. Buchanan, J. Burlison, J. Brooks, S. Broome, S. Bruce, D. Caley, L. Clinton, N. Caples, L. Brunson, S. Boyd, L. Borning. Row 3: R. Buracchio, C. Braden, J, Connift, C. Champion, M. Bonaventure, T. Bryan, B. Brown, D. Campbell, P. Clark, J. Bran- am, Y. Cady, K. Butler, J. Brown. Row 4: S. Bougher, L. Britton, R. Cavender, K. Carney, T. Caruso, D. Boniti, M. Clifton, D. Clarke, M. Bridwell, J. Brenes, D. Booth, J. Brown, J. Byerley. LCLPEZQ 'a r J. R744 , . dw... 'ff W. . A f. ff 0. 3 1 i 1 -. 'eIYH h,f ' ik Timkuf' f. K i as W iff '.i - 'll fr lf iff 'L L33 L Llfii 1 L QQ 5? Y l to l ' ,MJWW -ff, -w . . . Row 1: E. Curovich, C. Del.aby, H. Freeclman, W. Drake, N. Dille, V. Diggs, B. Dietrich, M. Cox, F. Cowens, D. Cross, J. De Laby, D. Dever, F. Eisenberg, J. Elliott. Row 2: J. Hall, B. Elmsworth, K. Forman, K. Curry, R. Davis, Nl. Earing, M. Dyer, A. Co tillo, N. Dodson, B. Evans, J. Coyle, P. Dickinson, S. Davis, C. Foulke, G. Larmer. Row 3: G. Crouch, J, Elm, T. Franks, T. Fletch er, J. Ford, J. Craig, B. Ferrulla, D. Fleming, J. Dickhudt, D. Gaessler, T. Estes, J. Frost, L. Larry, G. Cortey, R. Finizza. Row 4 R. Fleming, J. Dickerson, R. Cranford, H. Davis, A. Cotti, D. Cornell, R. Foster, R. Croy, J. Davis, J. Emerson, R. Dennis, B. Elet to, P. Cornwall, P. Corley, L. Damron. This chorus line is straight from Paris? This act was said to be the best and funniest act that has been introduced in an assembly for a long while. Three of the members were on the varsity football squad They are Don Barth, Arlo Engle, John Robles, Dave Allen, John Brooks, Jack Backer, Gary Huling, Bill Sikes ' gyms-W - . - ' ,WMW V -0 .WW?631'.22 Y,,9X.'f a Row 1: R. Fry, N. Garcia, M. Henson, P. Hand, A. Gonzales, D. Gunter, S. Holt, D. Grossnickle, C. Horton, P. Hamner, E. Gatti, V. Genova, J. Gatlin. Row 2: N. Harrison, T. Harrison, B. Guith, S. Green, M. Hamrnero, J. Gallegos, J. Gebhardt, J. Holtgrew, J. Green, L. Harryman, B. Gordon, S. Hazelwood, L. Greer, B. Harper, S. Gobel. Row 3: P. Hight, J. Gettings, C. Holt, S. Ham- ilton, S. Haydon, E. Fuller, D. Haarsager, B. Hancock, D. Harksey, K. Gurley, E. Greenspon, J. Goldsworthy, C. Hancock, P. Haniford, Row 4: S. Harrison, J. Green, B. Griffin, M. George, B. Greenwell, C. Hinman, E. Harris, B, Harker, F. Holder, F. Hobensack, B. Heard, J. Gilbert, J. Holtgrew, J. Fulton. lxdaiha . '-wus! ,.Al Vx 'wo .J . K- if Row 1: D. Kopp, J. Johnson, C. Jacobs, S. Johnson, S. Knox, K. Humphries, E. Larsen, S. Kuert, K. Kewish, D. Hutchinson, S. Knapp. Row 2: R. Leas, M. Jolly, B. Imhoff, J. Hunley, C. Jost, L. Lee, L. Johnson, C. Lannom, J. Hunley, N. Hughes, J. Kocks, P. Layton, D. Kreps. Row 3: F. Hulem, D. Lammers, C. Kiewit, L. Lee-dom, B. Johnson, R. Kelso, A. Kulikoff, D. Keiffer, J. Keane, K. Knox. Row 4: W. Landis, C. Kemp, F. Kohl, M. Johnson, V. Hoy, D. Krosting, T. Klein, S. Johnson, K. Hubrich, D. Hurley, B. Mickle, J. Hoy, M. Lackey, T. Kelly, S. Jackson. Row 'l: J. Marians, N. Mack, B. McElroy, S. Mackin, S. McNeal, L. Magana, S. Marcinko, J. Leichty, J. Mclntosh, B. Morris, D. Milledge, S. McJimsey, V. Shubin. Row 2: S. McClung, R. Lewin, M. Matthews, L. Lisik, H, Lopez, P. McCarthy, K. Matthews, A. Long, L. Luker, C. Loupas, S. Marsh, J. Litke, V. Moen, S. Menfee. Row 3: D. McNiel, M. McNiel, G. McConnel, J. Burton, C. Morris, E. Miller, D. McMahon, D. Madkin, G. Pearce, M. Norris, J. Newman, D. Mack, D. McCormack, J. Marsden, G. Moryer. Row 4: F. Larnpe, D. McCartney, A. Kanemoto, K. Jones, R. Mitchell, S. Loven, J. Lund, G. Pacheco, J. Martinez, A. Leal, L. Luker, J. Mitchell, J. Miller, D. Manitord, F. Lipscomb, D. Mills, L. Littrell. - S iii ' ' .ea Row 'iz C. Osborn, R. Nusen, M. Perillo, T. Morris, S. Otto, M. Nottingham, T. Rice, P. Parks, J. Pittman, L. Peterson, J. Reed D. Reed, T. Piazza, K. Ott. Row 2: L. Ransom, E. Murray, G. Newton, S. Patterson, P. Rangnow, J. Oeller, P. O'Brien, V. Ohan- esian, C. Napolitan, F. Nobb, K. Nielson, L. Olsen, S. Johnson, R. Ramisy, J. Manahan, Row 3: P. Reggiardo, R. Poe, R. Mul- hearn, S. Otis, J. Ramey, R. Orr, R. Perron, J. Norton, K. Rasmussen, J. Ramsey, R. Reber, R. Rassi, T. Reid, B. Moore, B. Pash- on. Row 4: P. Mueller, D. Province, T. O'Neill, J. Pilgrim, B. Prettyman, E. Ohanesian, M. Pena, B. Pettigrew, J. Otey, J, Priamos, M. Papp, L. Mosel, B. Mueller, J. Quintera, M. Quick, G. Simpson. 1 fe f Z az WM ,Q .Ln x F85 I'l'LCl,l'l During one of the many outstanding assemblies presented To The sTudenTs This year Carolyn Thompson got The surprise of her life when she was escorTed To the stage by one of The members of The assembly. Row 1: B. Saunders, J. Schaumburg, G. Riley, M. Sacks, L. Witt, I. Spenar, M. Rickey, J. Santo, M. Savedrs, L. Ross, L. Spaur. Row 2: S. Rich, M. Scheibner, S. Scanlan, P. Scarbrough, J. Schneider, S. Schenk, M. Smith, J. Samuelson, O. Ritchie, A. Rosen- stiel, P. Robins, D. Spielman, J. Solum, B. Schoonover. Row 3: A. Sheehan, F. Roberts, M. Steele, C. Rollins, D. Slocumb, B. Ry- deen, J. Smith, R. Snow, D. Shumvvay, M. Schenk, M. Schmitz, J. Silvas, S. Shirley. Row 4: J. Snyder, L, Riggert, J. Settle, J. Skenes, G. Smith, D. Todd, D. Sextoen, R. Root, G. Rodman, F. Schofhauser, A. Sanchez, R. Sands, E. Sandoval, B. Sargent, J. Rose, R. Rydman, R. Rydman, G. Sharp. - fx ,K 2 Yi ' 'T ', f I V, v . f.- f.,,,f.Ws w.a..a... Q-me Z7 ' f ofifer men Lnefid sz ,f Ji iffy ' fi' . NA This is a typical scene during the junior-senior lunch. The snack bar is one of our newly constructed buildings. Row 1: C. Wren, C. Svendsen, M. Trembly, R. Wilson, P. Pflughoeft, K. Sword, M. Mafaldo, D. Villdarreal, T. Walsh, M. Van Nortwick, S. Wheatly. Row 2: D. White, D. Warden, P, Troxler, G. West, M. Sverko, D. Turmel, N. Yerigan, D. Stilwell, J. Young, A. Williamson, J. Wedel, G. Terzenbach, S, White. Row 3: J. Woods, S. Woods, J. Wood, N. Werner, K. Williams, M. Wyndham, R. Wilson, M. Witter, R. Weaver, P. Stevens, G. Vancil, B. Wright, C. Wardrip, K. Swensen. Row 4: R. Wing, C. Cowles, C. Wat- ' ' ' ' l T. W'lliams, R. Stevens, R. West, S. Weil, F.Van Anda, B. kins, J. Willingham, D. Warden, M. Whitley, L. Vaughn, D. Use man, i Williams, L. Studer, J. Surnpter. , ,l..-t2 -. , 15 - Z - Q NW Q H Wfli-SSJWH Z f H F-T115 UNK. x3 T 361, 9 ss , Ma ,M Vx. hlqgj'-z,f,. 1, E .ff I.. if if fy Vx ,uw , M, 5595-s:.'-fre e, S X N, 'Nix 1-,.- mx u .. x sg. 1 V X , ffl I 'Q X 4' V, 1 42 S W -1 M ' Mwkgwwwk ill, 2 W 1. W M JW Q Q 2 9. 1 Q K ff ZWIZM fxfkf' q3k., '7S1 ' W , ,gf f i Q ff 'fx aff f ,, , 'WAWM . , . Yi '-arPS56P' Q X Boy's Feder JIM SWENSON ation PresidenT Guiding The freshmen around The campus on The firsT day of school headed for The Boy's Fed's. lisT of acTiviTies for The pasT year. ln The Two years since iT's sTarT This organ- iafion has gradually become more and more acTive and nexT year upon iT's n'1aTuriTy, we will see a powerful FederaTion of Boys. The ofTicers for 1958-59 were, PresioIenT-Jim Swenson, Vice PresidenT-Don BarTh, Secre- tary-Mike Brown, and Treasurer-Bud coTT. WesT- QJ ani JC nl? BOY'S FEDERATION COUNCIL Row I: D. Barth, J, Brooks, J, Shaw, T. Ferrulli, J. Foster, P. Cobb, S. WalTers. Row 2: J. Back Herrick, S. Reader, C. Davis, E. Warren, R. Rockhold. Row 3. B. L lau, D. KechTer, B. Hicks, D. Myers. ami, QW Q DWJJ er, M. Bridwell, B. H bb arson, J. Swenson, D. H d ' ' u ard, M. o gkins, J. Rice, Mr. Cohee, M. Bred- M' -1 WM 2 Wy... uEf i.K' wa 'wil gig., . ' I ,ff 72, ,f f, W Members of This all-boy organization are poiming out The n ings To an underclassman. QPU? Cdrifi ilu ,, f ,,..- ' K ,.,.,,,, , W . ' K. y , I ' 'i is Z, f ff f, f gif 2 Z pq f, ,f 4,2 ff ff rf 7 f' f WV 2 , -.:. 7, fa 71 f' , I Q W , Ak ,. W 4... BOY'S FEDERATION CABINET D. Barth, B. Wescoff, J. Swenson, D, Myers. ew build- V f M4 BOY'S FEDERATION SPONSOR Mr. Cohee speaks to members of Boy's Fed, Council, John Shaw and John Brooks. 95 2 6 2 Four of the ugliest looys in school are lined up to receive their awards They are Glen McConnell, The Mr Ugly of the Castle Eric Hoopingarner, Denny The annual Cotton Dance Maytimeu proved to be very successful as two of the couples seen in the tore- ground seem to be enloying themselves. Vicki Bugg, Mrs. R. Eding- ton, sponsor, and .loan Jen- sen are discussing the many Girl's League activities to be presented during the year. Girl's League Officers Seated: Nl. Braly, J. Osch- lager, J. Dietrich. Standing: J. Krogstad, C. Toombs, S. Lindberg, V. Bugg, Girl's League To promote better understanding and re- lationship among the girls, and to extend a warrn welcome to new girls, is the pur- pose of the Girls' League. At the beginning of the year this active group, composed of every girl on campus, sponsored a get acquainted party, with a fashion show presented by Knobby's. Next came the Halloween Girl's Cheat Dance, Gobblin's Get Together. Towards the middle of the year two rep- resentatives of the group attended a G-irl's League convention at Beverly Hills School to learn the function of the organization at other schools. The year was climaxed by the annual C-irl's Cheat Cotton Day Dance, which was highlighted by the naming of the Cotton Queen, Donna Dobson, and Mr. Ugly, Eric Hoopingarner. Heading next year's calendar, the Girl's League have plans to sponsor a foreign ex- change student. Girl's League President Carol Toombs air Qfnaiclenfi erue Girl's League Council Row 'lz K. Cottril, D. Kelly, L. Van Orden, C. Toombs, J. Hillman, R. Risner, B. Schofhauser. Row 2: J. Williams, V, lnlow, J Teaford, B. Levandusky, J. Humbert, J. Hancock, D. Gardner, J Dietrich, K. Brown, C. Klein, S. Brooke. Row 3: T. Bonnilla L. Nickerson, P. Like, B. Ruddy, S. Cantrell, S. Loucks, S. Rudy, S. Ross, J. Oschlager, L. Fuller. Row 4: J. Krogstad, L. Woods M. Trembly, M. Braly, V. Bugg, C. Osrnent, C. Byorlc, B. Lundring, S. Lindberg, C. Partipilo. X f We ,. ,f WW fha ., Y W. 'f t2' 'Wf dv X' ' i TV 'S9 mf. 'F' 'zQ. f i i W ,av Ducettes Ducettes, one of the most active clubs on campus, has a long list of activities for the year. Ushering, serv- ing at the city sponsored ice cream social, folding programs, assisting at the teachers institute, and sponsoring mb a homecoming candidate, are iust a tt few. This year the annual formal in- ,,,s...fMA Y. stallation was held at the World Sav- .wf- ings and Loan. They have won the service trophy for many years. . rx ' if DUCETTE ACTlVlTY Members of this excellent girls club during their annual mid-year instal- lation at the Lynwood World Savings and Loan are talking over the evening's events. Row 1: S, Fox, L. Lewin, P. Finch, K. Christie D Goodin C B ork S Y ' , - , . y , . erigan. Row 2: N. Ebling, B. Lev- endusky, M. Braly, J. Teaford, M. Rosenblatt C. A l ' , pp e, D. Gardner, C. Osment, V. Spincller. Row 3: D. Danielson, R. Patterson, B. Harris, A. Reina, S. Burlison, J. Williams, S. Ross, S. Rudy, S. Loucks, S. Kidd, Row 4: J. Erwin, S. Strain, S. Loncleree, H. Gardner, D. Reber, C. Nordquist, C. Thompson, C. Toombs, E. Frietag. an W lv , X1 V y X X if X , .1 FP ., in - 'L . - fe Q... V.. - I ,. 4,5 A jg-. V 4 8 ' ' -A Q, ix l A W Q Q 6 33 . J. f.. 771' Vx v,gAn AWS fs . ,. ' v. -... WOJe5f 7Waiclen5 f A T g7XLl,6eI al'li KEY CLUB ACTIVITY Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors comprise this out- standing boy's service club. They are seen in one of their many activities, pres- ently washing Driver's Ed- Ucation Cars. Row1 B Larson J Brooks J Shaw R Rockholcl M Bach S Reader A Engel Row 2 Mr Cohee T Krulic B Hunt P Jensen D Carter D Barth M Hicks T Page R Wootton Row 3 J Robles D Hodg kins, LCousins L Wasserman D Dennis G Bleeker P Priamos D Poulson T Page M Oliver in F A L .W ART CLUB Row 'lz M. Freeman, M. Hicks, M. Shores, B. Wheel- er, S. Earing, L. lricle, C. Hickman, S. Lee, R. Zurborg, J. Williams, P. Humphries, S. Brown. Row 2: R. Brunson, P. Christie, C. Patricelli, M. Seiz, A. Campobasso. Row 3: B. Kelly, V. Hodge, P. More- house, M. Sverko, S. Knox, G. Davis, C. Kogut, J. Oel- schlager. Row 4: M. Bredlau, D. Smith, S. McCall, E. Prote, L. Miller, B. Griswold, R. Ledet. rfifific ' Art Club Several contests including the Art Award Contest, Woman's Club Competition, Halloween Window Contest, Better Drawing Through Better Vision Contest, and many poster contests have been the main protects ot the Art Club headed by Mildred Freeman. Besides all this work, members ot the Art Club helped with the planning and designing ot the Freedom Foundation Book which again brought Lynwood High many honors. rgleww 'H 'ff' w 6941! r'fi . if ., r X 1 7 iss 2 Q 3, ... Painting Spooky scenes on the downtown Lyn- wood stores was one ot the Art Club's activities. This window won first prize in the competition. 3 'W' ,nggw . f4.- J V ' 'M' 1 ' L 'L , ,, . Q6 PHOTO CLUB ' Row 'lz R, Horn, S. Mendez, J. Courtade, D. Hunt, K. Bartlett, B. Tanner, L. Salmon, C. Nitman, B. Barr, P. Morehouse. Row 2: J. Nixon, T. Finizza, V. Luke, R. Zurborg, L. gpicer, N. Ballard, L. Wasserman, D. McPhillips, J. Lee, R. Rydman, Mr. Skolnick. ,E -ef-yteayfa,-K -44,3 egg' ' . 4 'VGM5 , ,-- 2171 1' - ' f f al IQ Z J il 350 f i a en e an k eueren , jg, y y J e, ' T: s l ,f'w'l' J ef R i 'll tl' 44 J, , ,wifi i A .1 s 'Q.'l1l 'T' E7 J I at i V JJJJ M 'Til at fl T' 'WJ 'iv F fllfllfl--Zflxts ll lil!! l I J f A ,gaf-'JA ly ef' ' cAMPus FELLOWSHIP J F '-' Row 1: M. Limber, V. Jones, B. Lundering. Row 2: B. Horne, O. Ritchie, R. Van Buskirk. F 2- fl Row 3: M. Jennings, R. Callen, B. Brunson, T. Thomas, M. Thomas. V Shutterbugs Unlimited A large camera float rolling down the boulevard during the home- coming parade plainly tells the pur- pose of the Shutterbugs, the photo club. During the year these youth- ful photographers have taken num- erous photos for the Castle Courier and have furthered their photo- graphic skill through outdoor light- ing sessions in the snow and at the beach. Campus Fellowship Club At sessions held every Thursday this club featured many outstanding speakers. The club also participated in World Clothing Week and collect- ed ten large bags of clothing. Each year Campus Fellowship has a ban- quet for members and alumni. Miss Bunnell is the club's sponsor. if X! f W f, M if f 2 Q fhf X f it X , W. Mfy sp, 't-Skis 'T,fZf,Hl ,Fi'. ?'9H '.5i-ln 'U' li-EXIT? '2l'fR ?fA-HSC 94 X ,'.h.'!Yl 7-QYZ-fildil Q Celts Ron Wootton, president of the Celts, has directed this iunior boy's club to many service pro- jects. Some of these projects in- :lude selling football programs, -4 K helping at the home basketball games, and sponsoring Janet Hillman, homecoming princess. s Row I: M. Hicks, P. Grimmitt, L. Windsor, Mr. Kamerer, D. Mileski, R. Kelley, L. Neeley. Row 2: M. Steele, L. Sunderland, D. Fitz, S. Reader, G. Hardaman, M. Callihagn. Row 3: R. Faist, T. Blackwood, C. Davis D. Paulson, L. Fitch, K. Evans, T. Harper. Row 4: B. Hunt, R. Wootton, T. Page, J. Larsen, M. Oliver, T. Page, J. Buffington. FIDILIS Row 1: G. Carter, B. Kogut, S. Loucks, J. Williams, S. Ross. Row 2: J. Hancock, M. Braly, D. Danielson, J. Hardy, K. Carson, O. Jones. Row 3: L. Fuller, S. Fox, K. Horn, J. Irwin, S. Strain, J. Humbert, L. Miller. , . ca 5 --sms sf, . 5 -, V F tm 5 'WY , W' , -- -N 'W X rf S i Oda! QPPOP6 Fidelis An installation dinner at Welches, a Christmas party and the revetation of secrete pals, a slum- ber party, A New Mem- bers party, and a cup cake sale have kept the Fidelis busy this year. Officers ot this junior girls club are Gloria Car- ter, president, Marsha B r a I y , vice-president, Judy Humbert, secretary, and Jackie Irwin, treas- urer. anc! gounfifuf Eaufied F. T. A. Row T: C. Thompson, C. Lee, J. Sands, K. Christie, B. Winn, P. Christie. Row 2: Mrs. Rydeen, B. Harris, J. Blackwood, A. Reina, F. Johnson, G. Casvin, L. Anderson, L. Benson, Mr. Hills. Row 3: L. Lewin, V. Spindler, P. Finch, N. Waldron, R. Van- diver, S. Yerigan, A. Kirks, T. Kanamoto. Kastellons Kastellons is a branch of The Future l-lomemakers of America. Their activities Throughout The year include serving at Open House, making and selling Christ- mas corsages, supporting needy families in Lynwood at Christmas, serving at The annual Business Education Day, Th e Mother- Daughter Banquet, and The Letter- man Banquet, and making cook- ies for other school functions. Miss Diane Pilgrim is the sponsor of this club composed of girls from all grade levels. Future Teachers of America Finding more of the particulars of the teaching field is the primary ful of the Donald D. Reber chapter of the Future Teachers of America. To accon this goal prominent members ofthe educational field speak at the bi-monthly ings. The club also furnishes a deserving senior with a H550 book scholarsh Awards Day. si . 'K fM.Q5Lli.L in ' Bfissm KASTELLONS Row 1: N. Waldron. J. Sands K Chretien AAT.: palmzm D-.. a 1- PHYSICS CLASS Row 1: L. Adrian, M. Schultz, B. Clinton, D. Partain, P. Rooney, D. Arnett, L. Smith, M. Bach, R. Stevenson, Mr. Popp. Row 2: E. Samuelson, J. Demmon, J. Garner, R Coleman, A. Kerwitz, J. Nassir, S. Hall E. Warren, R. Rydman. f F.B.L.A. Row I: H. Liedfky, B. Horton, J. Dielrich. Row 2: R. Pippenger, Nl. Henry, Miss Hardy, C. Lamont, D. Lisik. lO4 IONIANS Row I: C. Thompson, L. Moore, V. Bugg, J. Krogstad, S. War- den, K. Cottril. Row 2: C. Boo- the, S. Kidd, B. Mitchell, K Brown, C. Klein, J. Dietrick, C Anderson. Row 3: C. Lamont J. Harrison, M. Henry, E. Mar- tin, N. Pilgrim, D. Goodin, M Condon, L. Londeree, Miss Bun nell, Sponsor. WW J Ionians Twelveth grade social-service club, the lonians, has been in existence since T956 and lists service to the mentally retarded as its chief proiect. Other activities include an annual installation banquet, pot luck dinners, and parties. adfiieri an Jgwlaba Lettermen Club The Lettermen Club, opened to any boy who has lettered in a varsity sport, had as their main project this year the Faculty vs Lettermen Basketball game. LHS students will long remember this gay event when the faculty and athletes arrived in long handles and other equally ridiculous attire. The faculty was victorious 39-29 despite the display put on by the Lettermen. LETTERMEN 3 Z ? Z f Row 'l: J. Southard, J. Pengra, P. Hurley, P. Priamos, J. Lerc 1, IJ. Barth, J. Demmon, E. Samuelson, H. Mattoon, G. Moomaw Row 2: J. McKennon, R. Wootton, T. Page, J. Buttington, S. Reader, D. Kechter, M. Bach, S. Walters, J. Robles, R. Rockhold, S. Hall. Row 3: L. Rirner, L. Marzoft, P. Largent, T. Webb, J. Durham, E. Allmond, J. Larson, D. Dennis, B. Hunt, G. Osterrneier, A, Engle, M. Brown. Row 4: A. Ezcorsa, D. Barrios, L. Caley, D. Evans, G. Wood, G. Bleeker, B. Beagle, D. Hodgkins, C. Duarte, T. Townsend. lO5 CHEMISTRY CLUB Row 1: S. Rehm, G. Cook, B. Beschik, L. Meyers. Row 2: J. Beckhart, K. Hand, M. Swen droski, J. Fredrick, J. Nearcl, D. Reber, H. Gardner, B. Ayers, L. Miller, J. Binder, S. Rudy l. Cecil. Row 3: G. Welch, J. Oteneal, J. Nixon, J. Rice, D. McPhillips, W. Jeffery, D Swanston, D. Milesky, M. Hicks, R. Martinson. Row 4: J. Woods, W. Renken, G. Oster- mier, G. Flemming, G. Banks, E. Alt, M. Gesselman, R. Kelley, B. Boggas, Mr. Reed. o PCLLIQJ U5 Chemistry Club Chemistry Club, organ- ized with an educational purpose in mind, conducts their meetings with scienti- fic films, visiting speakers, and demonstrations. Th e main objective this year is to publish a monthly sum- mary of Scientific News and distribute copies to chemistry students and fac- ulty members. Habit? TRI-ANNS Row 1: S. Hodgkins, S. Goodman, D. Ferrante, D. Toombs, B. Jesme, P. Tocld, L. Knestch. Row 2: T. Broe- sel, J. Prater, V. McCoy, S. Scanland, B. Yonkers, G. Harrison. lO6 HGLLQPJ Speech and Gavel Club Speech and Gavel club is made up of Three debaTe Teams, sTu- denTs from The public speaking classes, and any sTudenT inTer- esTed in speech making. Through- ouT The year This club has parTic- ipaTed in TournamenTs aT Tor- rance, USC, UCLA, Alhambra, and Redlands, besides hosTing Ten schools Tor a Novice Tournamenf held aT Lynwood. ,, Alii V' ' , - y .,... - - A- , X 'iff' 'G' f Zfq J SPEECH AND GAVEL CLUB Row 'l: Mr. BooTh, P. Finch, R. Rydman, C. Galley, T. Thomas Mr. Grady.Row 2: J. Binder, J. Wallace, G. Anderson, L. Rimer N. Joiner. Mr. Reed, chemistry insTrucTor, is performing one of his famous experimenTs. mg? ' 1 T E f, . Q f' ' A Z 22, ,ws W Vw ,ff L.. Y. R ,, W xv- s TERESIANS We Row 1: S. Burlison, F. x 5 X Kohl, V. Spindler, K. wwf ' Gozdzievviez, C. Lee, G. fi, Casvin, L. Warwick, B. X McKiTTrick, C. Paulson, :' ,N J. Kozak, Nl. Gober, G. - . V. B Collins, P. Finch, C L Nordquist, E. Freitag, S, Yerigan. . K j A.-W. Je WA1 AJAQSQQ. f jreddd roulae riumla A THESPIANS Row 1: C. Anderson, B, Clinton, R. Coleman, Mrs. K. Offill, L. Anderson. Row 2: L. Van Orden, M. Freeman, G. Caste-el, J. Ward, C. Godfrey. Not Shown are: S. Bell, B. Coonce, K. Jones, K. Robbins. 108 Scenes from the senior play include many members of the Thespians in action. Above: Denny Carter was the big attraction in his portrayal of the big, exciting cheerleader. Upper Right: Ron Coleman is shocked to think that his girls want to we-ar silk stockings to school. Right: This is assembly call to see it his family is all present and accounted for. 'x vm: 'MQW STAGE CREW Stage Crew is under the direction of Mr. Kuklish. Members of the stage crew carry on very important work for all assemblies, community activities, plays presented by the junior and senior classes. lO9 as . . .Ky Q x we ' S R .w. .. H .sg . at S x , ' .li J-muff' ww ff ss. f fs., . . .N if .rf lf' 4' Standing: V. Diggs, N. Mack, N. Dille, 5. White, K. Niel- son, M. Scheibner. Row 2: S. Green, T. Rice, B. lmhotf, S. Hazelwood, P. Baldivia, D. Kopp. Ro : J. S h ' w 3 C. Jacobs, c oumberg, J. Bills, C. Kiewit. Quo Vivcis Quo Vivas, another newly organized club composed of freshmen girls, has already begun activities around the campus. Collecting money tor the blind, sponsoring a dance along with Sultons ll, and making Easter baskets tor hospi- talized children are just a few ot these activities. ROUNDTABLERS Row I: S. Burlison. K. Christie, B. Steiner, S. Yerigan, J. Dem- mon. Row 2: B. Ayres J Swanston J N , . , . ord, S. Svenson, S. Fox M. Braly, S. Rudy, S. Ross, Mr. C. Nordgaard, sponsor P Pr' mos, E Warren D D ' , . ia- . , . ennis, D. Ewell, V. Luke. Ro 3- ' ' G. H d ' w . J. Williams ar eman, S. Steinmetz D Corl , . ey, J. Piazza, B. Besich cf Apple, D. Reber H Gardn K , . er, . Radde, P. Rooney, N. Joiner, P. Roberts, J. Sands, D. Gardner, D. Russell, A. Burrachio. Row 4: D. Poulson, A. Bullard, D. Hoopingarner, J. Swanitz, M. Thomas, P, Jorgenson, J. Burdick, G, Conway, R. Zurborg, M. Gober, E. Freitag, P. Finch, L. Lewin, K. Gozdziewiez, C. Lee, J. Oschelager, L. Block, T. Thomas. Row 5: C. Byork, D. Etchi- son, D. Bach, M. Hicks, J. Brooks, L. Adrian, R, Rydman, T. Krulic, M. Bach, J. Garner, S. Londeree, J. Krogstad, C. Thompson, C. Toombs, T. Bonilla, E. Bringman, M. Scharer, J. Franks, Row 5: H. Mattoon, L. Smith, M. Schultz, T. Finizza, G. Martin, E. Sam- Jelson, J. Long, R. Bertram, J. Nassir, R. Sorenson, L. Salmon, J. Larson, B. Beagle S Hall J B , . , . acker, S. Reader, D. Carlavv, D. Flanagan, P. Grimmit, D. Johns. 'Ni' t.--2 ,1- rienc!4 . J auf ' Jackie Sands, an active member of this honor organization is tutoring Erika Piper, one of our German students in her classes. ROUNDTABLER ACTIVITY ,mug Roundtablers, National Honor Society, consists ot senior, junior, and sopho- more students chosen on the basis ot leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Since Roundtablers is primarily a service club, the members have performed many protects throughout the year Tutoring, ushering at College Night, and selling homecoming mums are lust a tew of these prolects. Rouncltablers P5 gi ' 2212 at fl l WH' ff vi fi ff ,fr i i Castle Courier role Lee, associate editor, Sandi Londeree, edi- torp and Mr. W. Ruth, advisor make final correc- tions on the Castle Courier before it goes to press. Castle Courier Conveying the latest nevvs, sports, and social events are the members of the school newspaper, the Castle Cour- ier. In keeping with high iournalistic standards, the Courier, a member of the Columbia Press Association, has tried to revise the paper this year. A First Place Rating in the Columbia Scholastic Press contest indicates the house cleaning was a success. Staff Members Seated: M. Rosenblatt, S. Kidd, D. Bach. Standing: D. Corley, B. Ayres, T. Wimmer, B. Johnson. tie, N. Miller. :WH Castle Courier Staff Members Seated: D. Etchison, O. Jones. Standing K Chris Top: J. Delcourt, B. Sikes, C Bailey, R. Chumbly, D. Lake D. Lake, D. J-ackson, D Carr, D. Tomaso. Bottom Mr. M. Kussman, R. McKin non, D. O'RiIey, F. Sharpski P. Mackin. H3 C.S.F. Row I: K. Radde, L. Lewin, K. Christie, K. Hand. Row 2: E. Frietag, A. Buracchio, J. Franks, S. Carlson, B. Carlson, S. Svend- son, J. Nord, J. Oelschlager, L. S1einmenTz. Row 3. N. Joiner,D. Gardner, J. Swansfon, D. Truman, P. Jensen, D. Nassir, M. Sharer, P. Chrisiie, G. Pizza, T. Thomas, B. Besich, J. Sands, S. Yerigan, M. Schultz, T. Finizza, R. Rydman, L. Salmon, J. Nassir, T. Krulic, J. Demmon, G. Samuelson, L. SmiTh, J. Garner, S. Burlison. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION High scholarship is The aim of The California Scholarship FederaTion sponsored by Mr. Ted Ross. Any sTudenT who has aTTained a good B average in scholarship is eligible for membership. The club planned several Trips ThroughouT The year and enTered a disTricT Testing program. Kfaaay .!5ni9Af:i yoin Cfu C.5.F. SEAL BEARERS Row I: L. Lewin, G. Cook, T. Thomas, E. Frietag, S. Yerigan. Row 2: P. Roo- ney, K. Radde, C. Lee, S. Londeree, D. Gardner, J, SwansTon, J. Sands. Row 3: L. Smith, J. Demmon, E. Samuelson, J. Nassir, R. Rydman, M. Schulfz, S. Burlison. ... .. Aid! - llw GLADIATORS The GladiaTors, sponsored by Mr. Seydel, were busy This year. Their evenTs included posTing room numbers Tor open house, co-sponsoring The Halloween Dance and Two booThs aT The carnival, selling misTleToe aT ChrisTmas Time, and going such places as min- iTure golfing and The moun- Tains. The presenT officers of The club are Gerry Wood, President Jim Nixon, Secre- Taryg and George Welsh, Treas- urer. JUNO-DEBS Juno-Debs is a senior girl's service club which was organ- ized when The girls were freshmen. The club's proiecTs Tor The year consisT mainly of making EasTer baskeTs Tor TOO girls and boys in an orphan- age. The girls also had a car in The homecoming parade and have planned To reTurn This summer To a camp in SanTa Barbara. GLADIATORS Row 'I: J. Otenell, G. Walsh, B. Anderson. Row 2: Mr. Seydel, V. Sandavol, G. Woods, R. Phillips. Row 3: J. Rice, J. Nixon, J. Henderson, D. Wildman, W. Warvi. 'MVS 42 , ,T 47 , ,. 4.,-f' I Twwm . , ,,,.....,. . .,,,,,, . .f.,-,-,q,WWf,.W Aww as ,wg .Ai T fi f' , , W' f , 7' ,,,,,, W0 J T Wk ,,,, . W H Q 4' W4 , f Q My ,N av 'T 2 f , iw 5 ff . rs f, , T 5 fs. A X , f ,, .. , .. , ,,. ! xv' 4 pm . 2 E ,' X we by 'L vfmz C . . f' ..,, Aw 5 -Tk T aff 2 , I' f 21- . ., ..,. , . Y w ' ' ef -. ,2,':,i'T1bEF- A i , ,,,,,, ,.,. . ' f '. ,.,., 4- f --fr . - .... --vv ' '-'-' W .... - :F-wa' f - - ,EE ., , ,,,, . I., ,,. -1-, 3---:m:'?'95? ,,,,, ' 5. 1 . ,.,g.13j5'2j' 1, ' 1 ' f ...g.iEv' - I T ' ' 1 , V, . 15.1, , Q ,MV-15, ,gf ...., -:rf -: ' .,.. ' -M:-.-'f ' - ': ' - JUNO-DEBS G. Anderson, D. Russell, J. SwansTon, C. Tommy, T. Kaneamoto, D. Blum, J. Gatti, L. Willison, K. Hogadone, H. Lidkey, R. Vandiver, J. BeckharT, D. Gardner, B. LaRoque. H5 AW ix. -XG Row 1: L. Wyndham K Waldryn C Aguilar J Davis R Ziel4e J Davis R Atkins A Weil J Frederick C Cox G Adams N. Verga, J. Hill B Anderson J Johnson W Child J Clark P DeLancey B Warrick C Koelling R Neher S King Mr Larry McCaghren, S. Stewart J Niethamer C Patricelli M Jennings N Miller C Ester G Bleeker J Rothas J Dodds M Johnson J. Roberts, C. Thornton C Wallace J Seehausen F Johnson M Moe P Paterson R Tornabene D Goodin C Trelos Row 5 R. Bronson, J. Settle E Stovall G Bleeker J Smith B Pettner L Babungton M Jones J Floyd J Coover D Hanson Casflehs Row 'lz P. Ham, N. Dun- kel, M. Freeman, J. Hil- man, L. Van Orclen. ROW 2: T. Jenkinson, S. Smith, L. Gore, M. Fillers, M. Jennings, C. Swain. Row 3: D. Partain, D. Russell, G. Cook, B. Whitley, B. Bleeker, M. Moe, P. Peterson, D. Cousins, D. Goodin, V, Andres, M. Setazza. mm. in Szollosi. Row 2: V. Jones, L. Lavore V Peterson J Green J P . , . e, . ierce, S Row 4 T Jenkinson D Roberts, B. Jesme, J. Jensen, L. Skala S Keytack B Schofhauser, C, Toombs, D. H ll a ey, J. Delcourt l Kathy Horn is doing i her rendition of Honey Bun from South Paci- fic. Bob Ammerman is honey bun, Jim Hayes doing his in- terpretation ot a Basket- ball game at a student assembly. u S RADIO WORKSHOP Ill 8 IV Seated: B. Westcott, G. Huling. Standing: L, Fuller, B, Brunson, D. Morris B Lunder- ing, V. Sandoval R Tipps, V, Bu M , . gg, r. Booth, J. Hayes, G. Carter, Ml Lilmber, T. Webb, D. Ott. jim id .glafion Jfofllfgl x RADIO WORKSHOP G. Carter, J. Hayes, T. Webb. f f , ,,,, ,W ,,,, 7 If V ZW ,f The Radlo Workshop of Lynwood Hugh School brings The morning announce- menTs special musical programs and many other Thrngs To The sTuden'rs The Mo- menTs To Remember record puT ouT by The workshop sTudenTs ns a hrghIrghT of The RADIO WORKSHOP RADIO WORKSHOP Foreground J Hayes Rear B WescoTT, D. OTT, D. Morris B Brunson L Fuller G B Brunson R Tupps G Hulrng L Fuller V Bugg Hullng G CarTer B Lunderlng V Sandoval, R. Tipps, V. Bugg M Lumber Mr Booth 'O N Editor-in-Chief - Susan Kidd Advisor - Mr. John Eletto CCOKCLJQ Administration Editor - Sandy Sharp Classes Editor - Susan Burlison Assistant - Harriet Gardner Orcaanization Co-Editors AJoan Jensen, Vicki Bugg Assistant - Carol Ester A ' V7 , f 'W A 3 .il ININH F v Business Manager - Tommy Thomas Phoiographers - Jerry Coriade, Rurhann Zurborg, Donald Brown 'V . Assistant - Judy Hill , -f f -- ,, . 5 .Y--4.1 ,ff .,, 1 ,L f - Copy Editor - Sandi Londeree .,,- gl.. , ff , f ,, ,,.4 , .-yi f , , f ,,, f f , , , , , , f , f . . .- J, , VV , K. If ,I , , , , ,ZX . I K if ff k M, t V 'IL 2, V , .ff .f W, ,C , XJ, , , ,311 , A., , If , , I Cf' . ,rf ,,y1A2' X? J, k , I ,YQ J if J,L,,,. 4, ,S 1' STAFF MEMBERS i , ' 1,,f',,Jf,f- H . f , ,fy fff' - J .. f' ,f A, - ,, Seated I. to r.: T. Thomas, U. Bugg, S. Kidd, C. Ester, J. Hill, H. Gardner, U. Luke, S. Sharpe. Standing: D. Carter, J. Brooks, K. Carson J. Shaw, B. Wescott, G. Car1er, S. Burlison, Mr. Eletto. f yy? Z LW, . ,... . . . ,.,,, , ,LW LL MS... Sports Editor Jim Swenson 1, - 1 Will H ff 1 fn, W in -v w-ggfff ffg ,,,. 1 mfw- f 4 f 3700.1 HOME MAKING V. Nlurell, S. Brooke, J. Hillman, L. Gunn BOY'S CHEF D. Ott, L. Davidson, G. Jacobs, Miss Pil grim, C. Krosfing. HOME MAKING E. Gill, J. Brooks, C. Cox. ADELPHIANS Row 'I: D. Wilcox, R. Pater- son, B. Burlison, L. Peak, S. McCaghren, C. Kogut. Row 2: N. Ebling, S. Mitchell, K. Hill, V. Katzenbarger, C. Howe, S, Armstrong, B. Carl- son, S. Carlson, J. Troxler. .fgncl jrien 5 SAN SOUCI Row I: H. Portugal, K. Stat- tord, S. Lindberg, R. Risner, C. Toombs, C. Osment. Row 2: M. Freeman, L. Van Or- den, C. Partipilo, J. Hillman, L. Gunn, B. Schofhauser, S. Brooke. The Adelphians, organized as a social-service club, is composed of junior girls. Clerical assistance to the school has been their main service. Slumber parties, beach outings, and teas comprised the 4,-EM ,V B Af v asf is ' ,, -' ' J - ,A ' 2 ' ' Aw- Vm' . 'f - - . M Ng J rffg ff W' Wi .ay mfs' 772 X' 3, , 'ff B f 1 Q .f V ! 1 Z l 2 weusq f '-, 1' 'SQA Jr K 1 X - e 1 Y 3 if Q it .Simi JJWQJ Wm W . J Aer Machine Shop Standing: J. Johnson, C. Krosting, W. Child, D. Ballom. Second row lbenchl: R. East, F, Torres, H, Far- well, .I. Kelley, H. Wood, J. Black- wood. Electric Shop Standing: N. Loven, J. Otenell, R Glock, B. Gaard, Mr. N. Kuklish Seated: D, Arnett, B, Kelley. 'Xl' . 'C' J if M 1 - , - ,:. -1 E favs .Z . W. K , if ls. , X, X X , l B iii 5 Auto Shop Auto Shop Row 'I D. Sims, D. Devlet. Row 2: J. Johnson, R. Burrachio. Row 1: R. Breeze. Row 2: J. Engles, J. Devlef. Row 3: G Lamb J. Fisk, K. Calfa. l unc! .Siueef oung Lied Bcichelorefts Sponsoring The homecoming queen, enTering The prize winning homecoming TloaT, doing odd iobs in The office during The summer, giving baskeTs of food To needy families aT Thanksgiving, donaTing scrapbooks To The chiIdren's ward of The hospiTal aT ChrisTmas, and being nominaTed for The OuTsTanding Service Club of SouThern California award on The George PuTnam Show are some of The acTiviTies which prove ThaT The BacheloreTTes are an acTive service club. Mrs. Landford spon- sors These iunior girls. Row 'l: S. King, N. Miller, J. Binder, B. VesT, C. Black, P. Like, D. Dawson, M. Shores. Row 2: V. HunT, J. Fran s L e n metz, S. Fairfax, B. Harris, M. Heffick, F. Johnson, S. Rehm. Row 3: B. Ruddy, L. Hickerson, K. Hand, D. Danielson B Burner B. Levendusky, J. Blackwood, L. Evans, L. Miller. Row 4: B. Douglas, N. Doizer, M. Limber, S. Svendson, C. Rake S Schafer A. Reina, T. Bonilla, B. Lundring, L. Jensen. Fianna .SEM 5 3W. 75 Kl Y K I 'W W WSWAQMQHVXQN. 'Sn 'NPR IBHSSPPYBSKWX M9 V1 Q S .' .4 -nv U-S .I . fm X . . s VHQQ W tg I X X wwf' INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Row 1: E. Freitag, P. Miles, J. Christoff, S. Cantrell, M. Free- . man, J. Hillman. Row 2: G. ii Cook, S. Yerigan, C. Byork, P. Like, S. Warden, L. Evans, L. as Jensen, K. Knox. Row 3: S. Mendez, S. Ross, S. Loucks, C. Osment, P. Haniford, S. White, N. Ebling, J. Swenson. Row 4: A. Bleeker, B. Brunson, D. Mi- leski, R. Kelley, V. Luke, J. di M., sfiilwn , l 26 Courtade, J. Rice, G. Welsh, L. Wasserman, J. Brooks. ,..w,.,X W...-.4 v -MNWVL .Q . Sem... f Decathalons Honoring The mothers ancl visiting ward 10 at Rancho Los Amigos are The main features of The Decathalons, a club composed of approximately 20 sophomore anol junior girls. Tommy Bonilla is The president with Lincla Evans, Vice-president, Linda Bloch, Secretary, and Shelia Ryan, Treas- urer. Mr. Lee sponsors the club. Other activities include cup cake sales and pizza sales. DECATHALONS Mr. Lee, L. McKarley, P. Johnston, J. Binder, S. Rehm, M. Seize, L. Jensen, L. Evans, B. Carlson, S. Carlson, P. Jorgenson, J Burdick, L. Whitehouse, L. Spicer, M. Limber, N. Miller, L. Spindler, L. Block, S. Ryan, T. Bonilla, B. Lundering. auxin iv , - ,yy kg , z ffifr, so sv f .l f Q-Isis, ,fears ., V ' i.?j,xg,,,: ,lf I, .,,5h?yQ'giWf. w s. V , . gagfa:f .1f.-- if ' ' dh f' , ' 5-1:4 W gs, Q .. .- p 'T f .. . . Q w ' ,ww s .- a.5.---:- ,-.fn ff T , f ' f 1 is s..,vfw S fe: .X . H H f wg' 1- ., . an N + gawk? ' T' Qi .. .. - YJ ,Z P 'wifi 4 .1 5 Q Y . W fl X I .. Q. XX f Q9 1 .5 . W ,I ,,,,,,.s, I My , I Q J 2,44 bf 4 .C -,Ia W. . 1 . W. J, . we ' ns-1 ., :.-' 1 .Tp ,' wr- f T ' s? 74 f 'B .X 7 f f , f,f f '. ' '- N l - -I 1 f J' f , ' m '.f3H 'V f,',,::.,., MK 1.4 N W aff? N .L I ,N ,M 2 X4 MWA in A.....,wf VLZEQSQLE ' h Cyniga Debs Cyniga Debs is a new- ly organized freshman girl's club which has had no activities as yet. Miss Miley sponsors this club. Row 'l: S. Wheatley, V. O'Hane- sian, A. Long, M. Henson, S. Wood, P. Hand, J. Wedel, S. Rich, K. Knox. Row 2: K. Mat- thews, O. Richie, R. Lewin, S. White, N. Yerigan, 5. McJimsey, D. Krepps. Z fi Ma ff ff -f f X 4 Y fi Druids The Druids are starting out in true Knight tradition. Although new and without many activities this club has great plans tor the future. Their plans consist ot spon- soring a school dance and ordering club shirts. At pres- ent the members are assisting the school by watching in the hall at lunch and by watching the apple machine. Standing: Tim Bryan, Bill Ryoleen, Al Sanchez, Jack Armstrong. Middle lse-atedlMartair1 Middough, Ed O'Hanesian. Bottom lseatedl Phil Mueller, Dick Beagle, Tom Blair. l27 Spartans Il Row 'l: P. Cobb, L. McDougal, M. Herrick, R. Struhs. Row 2: M. Bred- lau, R. Kelso, T. Krulic, R. Rogan D. Radford. Q..-N .. V .gg La Reines Row I: B, Smith, C. Hickman, D. Buffington, K. Boyer, D. Truman, J. Christoff, P Miles, N. Wallace. Row 2: K. Walker, T. Gruvvell, J. Allen, P. Jensen, S. Cantrell C. Ferguson, R. Sanchez, V. Murrill, L. Murphy, P. Arnold. Row 3: L. Quigley, J Green, J. Roddy, J. Burdick, L. Fugua, J. Bench, G. Mack, J. Kinney, D. Warner, J Langum, J. Hurd, J. Taylor, B. Wheller, K. Redfern, L. McCarley. T28 ? eruice gagur Sultans ll Row 1: J. Swanitz, D. Bach, D. Thompson, L. Cousins, B. Johnston, T. Ferrulli, J. Fos- ter, B. Hicks, D. Kechter. Row 2: W. Sauls J. Southard, E. Scott, R. Struhs J. Yea er 1 9 1 L. McDougal, B. Hubbard, C. Tierheimer, R. Cooper, D. Hoopingarner. Row 3: S. Walters, T. Krulic, D. Roper, P. Cobb, M. Herrick, P. Rogan, D. Meyers, R. Kelso, M. Bredleau, J. Lincoln. Ionioms Il Ionians II is the sister club of the Ionians. This club consists of freshmen girls. Services to date include work at Roosevelt, work for the P.T.A., and a Valentines party for the retarded children. The sponsor is Mrs. Peterson, freshmen English teacher. Presi- dent of the organization is Jean Brooks. Ionians II Standing: N. Warner, J. Burleson, S. Bruce, D. Hutchison, S. Broome, J. Brooks, C. Hancock, J. Delaby. Seated: J. Golds- worthy, D. Dever, K. Kewish, M. Trembly K. Breeze. 1 ' ,ff f if A. if R I T29 Fl' ,SY . 945' . A o 'YQ 6 K Figs, 5 gifxf J: K 'Y ni JW' MQ, Z, 41 'J ,E ' ff ,gf xx. A . ,, .,.. - A H it ,,.- :mg-, I: -. A W - 'WV , ' 5, ..i.,.,,.,'?1 -I f 'f ffl ':.-if 1:-1-V-,,,,,,..,,.: i , f, A. Waxm- Ro-v 1: M. Henry, V. McCoy, B. Vest, N. Ebling, L. Steinmetz, J. Heard, D. Buffington, L. Cook, C. Rake, J. Hurd, C. Osment, Johnson, L. Spicer, C. Appel, S. King, B. Harris, D. Dawson, P. Humphries, B. Buettner, A. Bullard, K. Lamont, M. Head, M. D. Danielson, J. Bench, B. Burlison, S. Fox, J. Roah, N. Dozier, L. Knetsch, A. Reina, J. HurnberT, D. Toornbs, B. Jesme. Row I: Bernice iviircneii, Dick Rockhold, John Shaw, JUJJ f7Aaf .line Q M 4' , , 4 NN x I , ,f Q . wood, J. Hancock, J. Williams, N. Flinn, J. Piazzo, J. Franks, L. Puccio. Row 2: B. Clinton, G. Alexander, C. Black, P. Braly, V. Enlow, J. Teaford, D. Gardner. Row 3: J. Bluett, D. Hunting, H. Gardner, J. Steinmetz, J. Oelschlager, L. McGregger, g ,JL W gm! ,J f Z 5 1 ,J , . 5 5 f, . , I 1 f H 2 Y ,. . 'V A X 4 V 1, A -. W , .V M ,53i5e-N-'f:'27 f 'QIQGYI4' 211 ,. . ,Q . Af 4 ' . M. ., M Varsity Song Leaders Carolyn Klein, Jo!-Xnn Diefrick, Janette Hillman, Slwaron Linber 9 FLAG BEARERS Jackie Irwin and Sharon Strain. FLAG TWIRLERS Row 1: Sandi Londeree, Kay Stafford, Sandi Hodgkins, Row 2: Linda Gunn, Charlyn Boothe, Gloria Carier. w wan... X ,,,, ..., ., I A V ,,,, fs 14, I - I N ,, , f 'JKT ,,'. 4' OOL BAND THE LYNWOOD HIGH SCH .fdncl Warcking ufiic Wa afem firm ,VMQZA fl Ay 'mf' ,,g,f',f ,,,09v,',,Wf ,, 3 1 pg ,fb I ff EM: JUNIOR VARSITY YEI.I. LEADERS Marilyn Hall, Teri Broesel Veronica Nlurrell, Sandi Maz zioTi, Jackie Corrigan, l35 5 'e 4 Nr Q L 'QQ u V 5 4 .. -- .,,,..: IT.. My fi M9 fl ,., W. 1 .ffl 2 U 4 E!! M 4 4 ,. 6 W f W - is 5.,.0,-A' IJ? X , 1 , ,f l , I b y . gsf , 6 , , , , ' ,sf Q'-W. is X , , sie. V ' ,Z lx 'Zaman' -f 9 oucA clown Robles is over the line for the first of many touch- downs during the great Compton game. Score: Lynwood 27. . .Compton 14 In our successful season four varsity men made All Coast League Teams. Gary Bleeker was chosen for the Quarterback spot on the second team and placed on the first string defensive team. Arlo Engle received the defensive first string end position. John Robles was chosen as first team of- fensive halfback, and Paul Priamos was an offensive second team guard. Gary Bleeker Arlo Engle John Robles Paul Priamos The Knight co-captains Don Barth and John Robles, greet the Paramount co-cap- tains at our Homecoming game. riencffg goofgaf em roue erocioud In our first game the victorious varsity played host To Hawthorne and started off the year with a l2-6 win. The second hassle, in which we iourneyed to Bellflower, settled into a disappointing 6-6 tie. Fumble played an important part in keeping the Knights from running up a larger score as they defeated Jordan 21-7, for their second win in three games, ln our next game we traveled to Lakewood and ran over them to the tune of 21-6 to hand them their first loss. For Compton, our next game, school spirit was at its highest peak and the undefeated Knights won 27-T4 to spoil the Tarbabes Homecoming. The next week Downey, in quest of its third Coast League title upset our unbeaten eleven with a score of 25-6. It was a big night for the Downey Viking homecoming, At Earl Warren High the next week our grid forces lost a close, l4-l3, match, which was a bitterly fought battle all the way to the finish. In our annual Homecoming Game the league leading Paramount Pirates proved to be too much as they won with a 32 to 2l decision. To wrap up the season Centennial came along and gave us a 6-2 defeat in a closely fought, give and take game. MSZWMQHW fn. 4 ' MQW H ffm, W, , .Q 1 Zwafgagfwiegjff 4 ffwgf wnfwwz Varsity Football Coach Marvin Tex McKown My f ,g , W f ,Mr ,Q fi, ago, MWIW, , , W r ' Zffw fy, www. 0 ,, fgwyw Q f. ym M 4 5 xqemfw vw, 2 AW, fc WMQQQ' l' wgri,-M of M! V., Mickey Bach , ,,.... Halfback Arlo Engle ..,,, Tom Page ,A,A, End End que, . X A '4 13 , I My H, ny, 1. .' X N 1 10 Y- V ff' Q f ju K 'Bl f X M 1 if I S. x f ffi If V ,V 5 J fe W ' In ,if , We . fxw ,,, 3 an -5 ' .,,:.,'v Don Barth .,,.. Tackle, captain Dennis Hodgkins .......... End Paul Priarnos ...... Guard 1 .,,V ,, I f . . y rw - ,, Q- W M 4 ,f f y R f , , A U7 l 1 1 X 'V X f Z ' ff f ,, f 4. S' Q, E im, Igor, Minky, Gary Bleecker.. Quarterback Burl Hunt ........,.,. Halfback Paul Jensen ...... Tackle Mike Brown ......... Halfback Steve Reader ...,.............. Center John Robles . Halfback, captain van C Q f 4 X 3 .t Q .. X ,r ,i fnf. 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V '--- ,, I ' .,.,. 2 vvrw i ' f ', 7 -.UH f if 'J L 'M ' WMM' ,f ,, - MY' T J f' ...M L ,ff MI X ' , , ' ,f i ' A , Le- 1- . f fu ,V af 122 V 1,11-J 'rvf ' 4 1 , ll , Z VI' A? W ' , ff' ' fo I 'ff ,V 5 z n f ' A' V f A ff Y V fa. we W ' f ' 'I ,W In W W . ,M ffvv A qi 'f'j 11f ., V 7 i my 4mm 6, 1 i M, ,9 Hunt is snowed under by The Downey Vi- kings. Q . it ,MQ Q -s .. XX. - .. X . A S ' F X ..- s- S sxw s .Q RNTIJ Env T Q .sfyxf Q c g T in liagii vm ,ww Row I: R. Turpin, mgr., L. Rimers, D. Dennis, D. Kechter, P. Priamos. Row 2: T. Wimmer, D. Barth, R. Coover, G. Bleecker, J Durham, A. Engle, M. Oliver, T. Townsend, Coach Kinsey. Row 3: Coach Dequine, M. Brown, S. Reader, J. Buffington, T. Webb D. Hodgkins, J. Robles, E. Warren, Coach McKown. Row 4: E. Samuelson, C. Duarte, S. Walters, D. Jackson, T. Page, R. Woo- tton, T. Page, G. Miles, B. Hunt, M. Bach. .ilnfagzing errorzi clown for Eddie Warren ..,.. .... G uard Ron Wooffon ..... .. Fullback V4 f R 1 I f 1 X y X ff , Z f , y 1 ffj f f f I , X 'A f , f f f W Z6 V Q ff IW MMV f f f- 1, Guard Tom Webb .,... Tackle Russ Coover ...,, ..... X X X W y X ' f 7 K4 X W 7 'WW f 7 X f I -4, M y , V A f f f 'rf A I , f pl r A .W ,J Q , -, 1 4 1 ' , ' ...,., , f 7.1 k j- ,M A gf Z , ,f A 7 If ,,,,,,. ,f,,,, . . 2, I ' fmfvf 2 5 fy 5 W fy M Z , yff f f X 2 Z W fha A I Q f ,Q W f 4 X . mffr f WU ,, ' f bf - f M Engle snags another one To ser up a Touch- Tl'1e Lyn- wood forces. Tom Wimmer .... Eric Samuelson ..,.. ,.f,f f , ,V X ' f7'jf 'f' ff frm c, ,. Fullba ck Tackle f, , , f f ,X I u H ff S . rr N 1 -r , 4' fw,.1., , ' , Z . is f ' J X ' . .v' , I W , L V 5? 1' , K X. gf 'Q ,4 ,wg Z 1 as 3x X My W V N AXE f 1 W an f f f f f , W W 'f I f V r, Z ' ' VJKQV-iw, 'f W - , f f ,f 5 we , M 4 f ' 'Sari V . i li we ' , , Q D .K N tb Kg W Mi .Q V . H.: . . V . .1 V ,. . b. X 'Q S Seen if A, 7' n :::- 2,5 :,,:,:, . ras 'P i si s' ll 1, I 'D S' ' A if 'V f .f V' - ' Z ,- .. . -ffgf , ' qqnu . Vi , - fl N nk 3, . .fi c V--2, 5 V i V ., V .V. ...'1 ,Ag . X . -. ' ., - , 'S . ' - , 1-- ,. X .W A AK L Si WM . N W V .51 M . A -ll y T' '1--.. . ss. ' N: .5-f' .. P K S X . fp A Sl U l 3: .. L -Q-A , ,.,, ' K . ' sg . i 5 I, V I x - t L X R. ' 1 . fx .. I - kg :.. ,'f T 5 V I A X 5' ' . V 'V -l. lV' T:'M .. .1 'V ll Q ' T X -W V VV. 3 1 bq . A B, . fa , j 2 WMM' ll 1 ' li nl -si M. ' ' I ' - l i . v'-fusmwffwVw-- P 1 Sf, r f f Vf ,ru V, .VV-. , - J . V . , , V . 6 1 sq, I 'f , V. , V 5 - 5 C 9 1 if V A J. V. FOOTBALL Row I: A. Moreno, T. Kline, V. Sandoval, J. Derris, K. Victor, D. Meachem, G. Quigley. Row 2: D. Thomp- son, L. Davidson, D. Scheer, D. Jamison, G. Powers, M. Cavanee, J. Powers, L. Cousins, J. Raley, R. Bur- rachio. Row 3: Coach Greely, D. Worden, C. Falls, B. Lopez, S. Hill, B. Brunsen, M. Schnicler, D. Ireland, J. Woods, Coach Squires. Row 4: D. Conframan, B. Arden, C. Sorenson, G. Campbell, D. Kanka, B.. Lowen, R. Kelso, L. Sinks, R. Heyer, S. Greenspon, D. Rose. V .1 V wflwis 'A J. V. Co-Captains P. Cobb, D. Thompson il ,. .450 K Wi Q K C is A J C v 0 greeag if grin em Coaches Greeley and Squires J.V. Football Coaches First string Bee Foolball Jerry Miles V - V -. .M .V V ,V -,ff-V.. V . . .ma ., L VV V Q fm -- -V .1 X V . .f Q , ,.,, , W ...va - Vip. V V., , ...,., 'ea-me-Vufa'QfVV V wr' -'QV J V .. ...y Y. . ...-.23 V We ,V Q E an , VC- F I ,K . V .. I , .,... ....., . - 424, . V S ,NV im., 6 K J, 'V ...W ,,. . Vs ' ' . VV V V 'V' M m V Vs '. ' V NAR -, L. QV, W' . ' ' VV V. V ,,, ur . lf? , V y , A , V. in -' - -N , vii-. 6 , 2 . V, hx 9 A, , V . V. X If Q X . al. '. 4 J V . . .. W ' 'V J -of W V. ., s. ,4 -X X NC , Q M ,L , . .W QC 1 .V si ee, , . A E- A A A .7 , 3 , X N 'fy' V 1 A if Q My f, i, V 1 . V ' ,, ' . N .QM . Vw., . y ,A f . , ,I s -- sw - V ff Hmm , . - . 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H' , wg Ty V ' ' ' 2 ' 5 V X fa v? ,Vw ' V' QS I ' f f T '1:E:. .. 524' 5 .. lv' Nr X ,x T fx W ps f , 14. Coaches Hoover and Kamerer Bee Football Coaches ,xdncl gouncin eefi L. McDougall and R. Summers Bee Co-Captains Row I: M, Crawley, VV. Jeffreys, W. Allen, L. McDougall, R. Summers, Nl. Rosenburg, B. Longbrake, R. Fabrenkrug. Row 2: Coach Hoover, R. Faisf, Donahue, J. Roaln, G. Sharp, D. Roper, Armstrong, K. Rollins. Row 3: Galily, S. Franklin, M. Bugg, D. Esselman, B. Elelto, T, Ru1e, F. l-lolder, K. Brainard, J. McNeil, mgr. Row 4: M. Gessel- man, R. Black, A. Kanernoto, D. Klark, R Dennis, B. Berry, T. Kelley, R. Bean. Row 5: M. Kanemolo, B. Hubbard, Smith, J. Newman, R. Sfruhs, R. Fosler, M. Bredlau, D. Cornell. Row 6: P. Rogan, B. Boggess, T. Blackwood, V. Fisl'1, L. Neely, M. Her- rick, D. Malcovv. Coacb Kamerer. 143 Coville displays unique ball handling To dazzle The Compton TarbalOe's and later in the game Beagle lays one in for two. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM D. Johns, T. Page, J. Larsen, R. Sorensen, S. Hall, C, Bailey, B. Beagle, J. Colville, P. Grimrneft, E. Almond Coach Gregory, f Z?WfWffl'f . ' P VE 'ffl , Y -.'1SLiF 7SS'? ' ,H , ...fu W XZ Under The leadership of Coach Ed Gregory, Lynwood's Varsity Basketball team pounded out the most successful season in history. Playing a total of 28 games, our cagers won 18 and lost lO to hold The 3rd place position in The Coast League. Our Knights entered Three tourna- ments, Compton, Paramount, and Covina. Although we did not place in The Para- mount tournament, in the annual Comp- ton Tournament we received the third place trophy and in Covina's we took the consolation prize. The highlight game of the year was with Lakewood in pre-season play. Our cagers set two records in their game, the highest number of points scored by a single player, 38, by .lim Larson, andthe highest number of points scored by a team in one game. Score: Lynwood 78, Lakewood 44. ln season play we had a good record winning five and losing tive to take 3rd place in the Coast League behind Comp- ton and Centennial. SEASONS TOTALS KEY GA - Ave. Pts. per gamct FA - Free throw Attempts SA - Shots Attempted FM - Free throws Made SM - Shots Made REB - Rebounds PCT - Shooting Percentage PTS - Total Points for Season F - Fouls 'Applies only to players participating in maiority of games. Player GA SA SM PCT FA FM PCT REB F PTS Larsen 15.3 395 167 42.3 130 92 70.8 288 68 426 Beagle 11.6 268 120 44.8 169 104 61.5 289 92 344 Allmond 5.8 174 56 32.2 86 52 60.5 63 73 164 Colville 7.1 208 73 35.1 78 52 66.7 272 50 198 Grimmett 5.3 110 48 43.6 54 33 61.1 87 65 129 Rimer 87 29 33.3 41 18 43.9 64 45 76 Hall 56 18 32.1 16 8 50.0 51 25 44 Bailey 5 1 20.1 9 3 33.3 15 2 5 Sorenson 38 12 31.6 43 22 51.2 75 41 46 Page 8 3 37.5 3 2 66.7 3 1 8 Johns 53 14 26.4 28 13 46.4 53 21 41 Lynwood: Won 18 - Lost 10 GA SA SM PCT FA FM PCT REB F PTS Lynwood 1402 541 38.6 657 399 60.7 1260 483 1481 Opposition 1422 469 31.6 700 393 56.1 852 457 1334 Cokddaf Kdgeffi Olfne jAI'0Mg B o b Beagle, senior, All Coast League Center and varsity captain. Jim Larson, iunior, All Coast League Guard. X W.. .,.,. , Beagle, Larson, ancl Sorenson a .24 lbriggdr if e6gAf Bob Beagle shows his leaping skill as he puckers up and sinks a valuable basket. Varsity Basketball Coach re seen in a mad scramble trying to put the ball through the hoop in the quick- est way. Mr. E. Gregory T. Page C. Bailey D. Johns S. Hall J. Coville B. Beagle 25 l? NW' J. Larson P. Grimmet E. Almond R. Sorenson Cee basketball coach Howard Talks To his two co-captains Dick Radford and Dick Mc Kormick. Coach Notly J. V. Basketball Coach J V Basketball Row 'I: T. Page, R. Harper D Mnleskn R Kelley J Monell K. Evens, T. Krulic, K. Gurley L Salmon S Ons Coach Nolty an fmfwv WA .V Hwy 1, 3 d6Afi0I'L Coach Howard gives information to his co-captains-J. Swanitz, J. Yeager. Cee Basketball Team Row l: G. Burton, R. Orr, S. Grimrnett, M. Mock. Row 2: R. Dennis, B. Rydeen Berry, D. Radford, D. McCormick, R, Struhs. Row 3: Coach Howard, K. Brainerd, D. Eddins, rngr. R. Turpin. ,R. Bee Basketball Team Row I: R. Foster, D. Cornell, D. Fitzgerald, J. Swanitz Hoopingarner, D. Thompson, B, Hubbard. Row 2: Coach Howard, J. Yeager, D. Mal- chow, J. Kieth, E. Scott, Allen, D. 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QQFQCLHQQP6 0 goof! ln their '59 season, our varsity baseball team, mostly iuniors, started off with a bang, winning 7 straight games in their practice play. But when Coast League play started there was a change and they had l win and 3 losses after the first 4 games. Then the team settled down and won an amaz- ing string of 8 games in the remaining 9 and with 2 games left in the season Lynwood was tied for the Coast League Championship. When our knights lost an 8 inning game to Paramount we ended up in second place for the second year. In the opening round of the C.l.F. playoffs they were beaten 7-5 by El Monte in a heartbreaking game that stretched for lO innings. ln our league they played 15 games and won lO. They beat Downey 3 times and took every series except for Paramount. The season record was the best in 4 years with 17 wins and 8 losses. Jim Larsen was the leading hitter with a .400 batting average, and John Robles was the lead- ing pitcher with lO wins against 3 losses. 1ffv.N-0: ,,, mx N -R, X ,i -sea: - V . L W X . rrr . s tv-A L i x Xt. V llltll W y .Emi .. . T , ' 's lf r K - -r-'r F- -' as 'iirl as Q S' sl '-N .. ' N' r -r-.t -- . KX , X' f - rf , .- f .,.. X 'L XV V iw mf s 'E' f f' 'I -. , L 'F ,L w K L V x I' , , i,.'. , Xl 00 ...., ,sw it ...1.j.f if ' f 4 A . -, L iaii P ' -,'- L lllll ' cl L . f . A , . . , ,K qhqq f .... ,,...., I fb .N A X g g ..... . ., ff Q ,X , i, Q mr it my y,.li x. , r T 5 .X .52 ' ii , V is s . X -KI.,,3------HLIEKBMvmE:x:eeftfw'-:ff-.aw- GK VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Row 'lz R. Sorenson, P. Cobb, J. Larsen, S. Hall, A. Engle. Row 2: D. Webster, L. Mc- Dougall, P. Grimett, T. Page, D. Ponzo, D. Johns, B. Sneddon. Row 3: Coach Squire, P. Hurley, mgr., G. Ostemier, mgr., T. Page. ARLO ENGLE All Coast League Second Team PHIL COBB All Coast League First Team JIM LARSEN All Coast League First Team TOM PAGE All Coast League Second Team TED PAGE All Coast League Second Team JOHN ROBLES All Coast League First Team T ,,.. rr-t s.,M.f,, X, 'H' '66 Q x N Q 6 RW Y ,f fi' ,, ZW M, ff at as ,gggz ,- Q ,S fzifxw, , T, we , A We .f ..c. as ag . hrs, 1 Z COACH RON SQUIREp Varsity Baseball Coach T L- L a Y , W, ,f .VZ , 4 , 4 ,Wf , rg X f ,, ji, , 415 - V' Y ,f CW, f , x C C . cc , , 2 1, ef V X f, L 4- 57 ff Q W7 V C ' C G ' S at j I f 4' A s ,W 4 . W :fx fy, me f Qf f on . QYSTX f ii W ? f 4? '5 .ill Ya A, ,, ww gmc . ' 'si' Baffdng gafmen A Downey man is seen sliding under Lynwoods second basemen but To no avail for we won the game in the end. Denny Johns is spotted rounding first base also during The Downey game. XYZ, 7 ,raw 2 - 'M I '--fl f f4iMvE.,, vWW'iW' L.W 5M?'5 su Doug Webster-Jr. Dennis Johns-Jr. Bill Sneddon-Jr, ,-rf 'Z 'f fi if X Mx X ZW, f , Z L 7 'N 1 wi, ,mf 2 by f 'M Tom Page-Jr. Arlo Engle-Sr. Leighton McDougall-Soph. Phil Cobb-Soph. Phil Grimeff-Jr. Steve Hall-Sr. .lim Larson-Jr. Roger Sorenson-Jr. Ted Page-Jr. John Robles-Sr. , 1,-5 ,SZ ' , .MHS 2 'Q , 5 3 4 W, 2 4 153 Q23 2 as ,X .Sy X 4 Se .X QQ? X-:NMS M w 5 so if S is X.:- ' X Nm sr- J 3 .5 Row 1: J. Monell, L. Davidson R. Sorenson, R. Fahrenkrug. Row 2: M. Herrick, B. Hunt, D. Fitz, W. Allen, C. Tierhimer, Row 3: R, Bean, mgr., Coach Hoover, J, Smith, P. Rogan, J. Yeager, F. Gardner, mgr. Dennis Fitz 7 Q OOUQI' 5 0l ffeAl6!el 5 Roger Falfmrenkrug Jim Smith . - fl' K , I A . 93 ' X J A x F ,,5. f: 'Q , 'Ngo J .M ...J , V , if' 4 if - ----- 5 . ,.,, f J fx J.. . .. ' f . , A' N ' , g . an QQ ' at ' ' ' ' ' XX . V 'x V . ' ,, 7g5ki:,34 V7 A E ' 3 X, ' 1 . . 'W1f'v,,. I HH X Q. . Sew we ri ..gof.5 X1 -E ' X N4 X Q W... 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X :fi ' ,ggywl We I I1 ff 1-of X2 77 ff ff ff Wff f 1 W We af ' 1,6 M120 , Vnvmwf ,wi 'W M M0453 ww 'wwf l il A u Wy K. Williams, Row 2: R. Orr, D. Saldana, J. Ramy, D. Booth, L. Dockins, D. Mock. Row 3: S. Greenspon, J. Quantini, F. Schofauser, Coach Kamerer, J. Rose, D. Eddins, D, Hurley, mgr. F. Holder, l ff fl ff V' 'flvnfklf 4 w , , L Q s ,N xs.,,M,yQ,.'f C.HCl,l 6!eI'le6l OLU VARSITY TENNIS TEAM Row 1, l. to r.: T. Krulic, D. Downhour, M. Schultz, Coach Row 2: D. Barrios, G. Jacobs, D. Bach, R. Struhs, B. Brown, N. r Q f Q i .gh Q A .. A Coach Howard Varsity Tennis Coach Under a rebuilding program designed to mold a first place team in two years, Coach Bob Hovvard's sophomore studded varsity tennis team won 8 and lost 7 to hold down the third place spot in the Coast League. Marston Schultz and George Jacobs were the only senior members of the squad. High point man of the year was Ron Struhs. 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V k V: ,mill ' - Q. 1+ ' 5 -1' 'F Liza 1 ' 4 5 -1' t ' 5, -as if 3 jiri .gefffgg 'I . 11. V 'A f s- ! , - -Q, j -V I I, N X 7, VA f P4 L L x , VM 4 ,. . . f , 7g -- ., .11 '- ff ff. '-tial? tzziiz V' 'EI X X ,V K L fuzz: ' ' 75' y pf 4+ . ' 2 'V L ' L J f f ' :E F4 un ' ' '19, tgp 1 if gg Q H3 Vg, .. L y .gg ni -. . ' , Liga em gr 'eu r 5 F. h i - 3 V -EU ,Q I A I EFL .. 1 2X..i4:gi.gq ,ye F M, 1' f V ll v .V M ' 'r . vez- ,Q , if ' x - t i ' ' 1 M -. g ' yfigsff ' 4 G , R F I V L.. ' . I 1 X u- ' 1 i .5 V 9' JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS TEAM Row 'l: L. Studes, P. Reggiardio, B. Landis, B. Wright, G. Mills, J. Pagan, M. Witter, B. Johnston, Coach Kinsey. Row 2: B. Anderson, J. Deras, M. Schneider, T. Ferulli, J. Lee, J. Raley. Z y ' A 90, , Z Coach Kinisey Junior Varsity Tennis Coach . L if ' XX V- M 4. .WM f . . ,J V L! 'X X ek, ,. owing aquefmen amp Barton Brown Don Bach ,.. ff , 4. f f 'W f f ' W W M7 7 .w ' I f fa! ff' Q N' K 1 4 If Z., f H Z. ,.V .1 ff ' , ,3. M V V, ,, ,,,.,,,4,,..,,W w q .V Vf V, gmszvifm.-f' 'f'f1..01y,e5'5'94f1i'a2:':, -'L fffzvguwf W.1.g',11ug',uw, af Wd'-Z'L529Y,2?J15Q . ficf 315.4-M ., . V W, 7 ,Wg M, g I A, . M 'f 'w........wwA Dan Barrios 4-1 Q 9 ' , . flfv y Qi ng- ' K f 4 1 x V .,,, , Z-.gf-Q I H 'Y ' 2, v 1 Lp ..wQg,s'yV Q xg , . I, . Q. 1 . Vim ' Of v .,- f 3 , 40 5 1 Q Q-K g 3 4? V f .' ' f' ,ffw--:,,..fg V, - '- 5 , ,jfzlfs ' -yyt rj E4 , u ,bf ' an ' ' . ef iv 1, f , 1 ff Dave Muehl, varsity pole vaulter, looks over the sawdust pile that he'll be hitting in half a second. Bleeker, Wootton and Lerch pour it on as they come around the last turn during their 440. 158 MR. DEL DEQUINEg Varsity Track Coach L , j , fig W-if X 7 , hai! This was not exactly a glorious season for Coach Del Dequine's track teams but at the end of the season we still placed five boys in the CIF quarterfinals. Paul Largent, the only varsity man to gain en- trance, went in on the strength of his second place mile run during the Coast League finals. In the Bee competition Pen- gra and Riddle placed first and second in the 1320 yard run and Foster and Halley scored a first and second in the Bee shot- put. In season meets our varsity track men won O while losing 5 although many new records were set, especially in the shot- put department with Reader and Griffin trading the school record back and forth during the season. X Q I ' if + V t V we 4152 al nv -. f fwva , aw .1 ww' ,' 3 .s ff- Q M25 , i Q Q , 1 v ,:-.- ,., 'B' u M ff ,, ' , 4 A V N fs, A iff! ff fdbw l 5 l i E 5 3 J-if 5 2 5 '-ev T f. l' A , . Q -1 7, w,,, I M A 3 'S as 4 - X. 4 , , . ..,.,..,.n W... .. Seen showing how iT's done are hurdlers Kanemoro Summers Kechter and Blackwood erri c 301:45 fem urn Row 'l: Coach Dequine, P. Largent, S. Mendez, G. Bleeker, J. Lerch, D. Muehl, L. Cousins P Prnamos Row 2: T. Townsend, W. England, S. Reader, S. Walters, D. Riddle, P. Noble, C. Reed, G. Qurgley M Brown. Row 3: J. Pengra, G. Moomau, G. Southard, J. Johnson, R. Van Patton, D. Gross, R Wootton T Blackwood. Row 4: D. Conframen, T. Brunsen, R. Hyer, B. Scheer, R. Loewn C. Falls, L. Morris. , R. Calso, R .Klein N Harker its , larwiw, Min, n . aw' N' ff .fp 7? 4771 ' ,r . wig: fi, V 4,4-B, A 02 ..,,f., 'W rw 1 dll' 1: :views 'wi i lr, QW. X i A . , . - T . l E A lv V1 , 1 A 1, - 7, I I Q ' 1 -- 47 L X l 'li - f pg V . Alfa , Vw ' l l E i V X X ' 2 If W.. -V.. h , ' , , A , , . -S Q :I , 'Q is uk 4 i , . , 3 l ,, vm A Q. . t K , V A I ' f in ' ,vw N - F9 A QA A slrfs ..,. ' A 2. 2' ' N , ,Y Qs KY... iw i 1 3: l .,,,,,. oi, K W V ' , 1 ' N1 2-?4ff',, g V V -fn-v-'f l. .V W -5 AA ,- Y -V 4,V,Vv4,y W Varsity hurdlers Thompson, Blackwood, and Gross come over the high hurdles in fine form. The camera spois five Bee sprinters running together in the High-iumper Riddle is seen skimming over the bar last turn of their race. 17' Varsity pole-vaulter J. Johnson exhibits fine form as he readies himself for the sawdust pile. perkcf MGHCQP5 QI' 0l l'l'l 4h gy 7 49 ' I A 1 A - W . '. ,.., f ,,,, , 2 R KAW' A .,-. 'Vis' . 9, -A iii: A 2E2E'1'5 F3311 1. ':' s 5' . if 4 'E A . A' . A ' 1 , Al ' A Aw lv - . A Y I 1-A Vgg VV .... 4 , A ' I . , A A l , Q I ' '- 'AA3 3 N or 1 J r A , ' A 1 ' 2 'ir 3, A A, 41- A - , f - -Aw ,V ' A , f r V sl U., , .. A . f , M, ,. f ' g, ' - V f N s 5 -Q.. AA 3 K, ,, A 'Q ,A A ' A As A X M A-M.. A 4 F A '17, Q f ai A , , + ' 'W'-i . s ' 1.25 N- ':'f1: ,, A 'f A f' A 271- 'A S A ' V. -AA -A .. f i A Is., -if . Q , A- AA A' f A AAAAAA' A f s D ' ' . V Q - , A X A- ,, ,Vs . A h AA gif- - si I .. 4 ,, ig.s', 3 fi-,fs J gk . - ,, 1, fy' -5 V ' xg, R 5 A 73 . 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Wilson, L. Covert, M. Clarke, M. Kanemoto, R. Parrin, P. Steele, Coach Gregory Row 2: B, Longbrake, F. Johnson, J. Brown, B. Rydeen, C. Rollins, J. Pilgrim, D. Dingess, R. Victor, A. Kane moto. Row 3: D. lreland, R. Wing, D. Beach, K. Brainard, R. Hubbard, B. Armstrong, A. Campbell, T. Root J. Frost. Row 4: R. Johnson, D. Boniti, M. Charicile, P. Corley, R. Corpe, G. Crowch, D. Holler, R. Rydman J.Betzold, M. Rollins, C. Morris. - . .M Lynwood has more than one high-iumper Competing against each other in friendly and Van Patton shows his tuck in style. contests was a daily practice of shot-put- ters Steve Reader and Dennis Halley. l6'l X 1 fv C , ,W Cross Country Coach GEORGE KENNEDY famina, .gladigfy anal .Speed tl A, 'X .aft Q an WM, X - 0 ,ty Y N it AK ft ' F17 MQ, l i 4 my :wr :ff-f f L Q5 E - . 5 , V ,' 3,7 Z fff v rw f 1 jar f H i-fi7r,?f'1 n We f gf f, , OVLKNWM ,,,V f f Cross Country runners Jay Pengra and Mike Bonaventura are seen pulling away from their respective foes during two local meets. . X. ? x Q J EJ G g V if 4 f,y, Wait ' i Pulling hard at the end ofthe line is Paul Largent to win a first place for the Lyn- wood harriers. 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GHOST TOWN 11671 Atlantic Ave., Lynwood NE. 8-II45 Coizgwztzilatiovzs to Clnss of 759 FIRST STATE BANK SCX, on Savings Member of the Federal Reserve Member of Federal Deposit Insurance NE. 8-I I45 NE. 5-2615 LYNWOOD WINDOW SCREEN CO Manufacturers of ALUMINUM SCREENS and DOORS Aluminum Awnings-Louvre Windows On Hi hwa 39 in Bu P - - FREE 9 Y ena ark, California ESTIMATES Steak Dinners Chicken Dinners 11500 s. ATLANTIC BLVD. Banquet Facilities LYNWQOD, CALIF. The Officers, Directors and Staff of the MID-CITY MAGNESITE FLOORING CO. Lynwood Chamber of Commerce Phone NE. I -7963 11031 Atlantic Avenue Expres.i' 007Ig1'I7lTZl1z1lLf077.S' rmd good 'wishes Lynwood, California to the Nevada 6-3693 - NEwmark 5-2701 Cfffff Of 759 Board of Directors 1959 SALES -INSTRUMENTS - RENTALS - REPAIRS SHEET MUSIC - LESSONS - RECORDS, ETC. ENCORE MUSIC T. H. JOINER Manager NE. 8-6834 H364 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, California Dr. James Lindsay, President Norm Walt an Wasserman, Vice President McNeal, Treasurer Paul J. McFauI, Secretary-Treasurer Evelyn Henson, Assistant Secretary Charles Burke Bob Deines Harold Garns Russell Hodge Henry Liewer Harry Lindsay Forrest Maier 'k if 'k Ed Miller Cliff Pratt Richard Reber Lee Robertson J. A, Sammons Louis Thompson Jack Willard I73 1 . fff fill gpf 'i. 51,9 , I f ' scorrvs . . 1 2 ' , gil W 5 . l JJ . V i If : X I . J to X Q ,ba f 6 SQ , A9 , ' 1 R . N 1. :M lf , A7 S I . 1 5. , - A -1 . ssuuhsnnt i L .. A-N , I -2 I V' 1 CHICKEN , 1 .1 'LC011g1'nt11lnti011s to the Class 0f 5'9 12130 LONG BEACH BOULEVARD 11025 So. Atlantic Ave., Lynwood NE. 9-0277 TACO - GRANDE Homemade Tacos, Tostados, Burritos, Burgers, Chile Dogs and Cold Drinks. Sales Service C mzzplimevzts of WESTERN PRINTING MACHINERY CORP. 329 E. 14th Street Los Angeles 15, Calif. Complete line of Rebuilt Letter Presses and Offset Presses. Rlchmond 7-7389 C07Ig'1'dIf1llL'lfl07I5 to Class of '59 REBER INSURANCE cc , Ivzsztimzce for Efuefythivzg Ivzsumlvle' 11553 Atlantic Ave. Lynwoocl, California NEwmark 1-1500 - NEvada 6.1442 174 Southeast Upholstery at Draperies CUSTOM INTERIORS 11538 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, California Telephone NEwmark 1-3350 DAETWEILER TIRES 3366 Imperial, Lynwood NE. 8-1187 Telephone NEwmark 1-1301 or NEvada 6-9418 IMPERIAL FLORISTS CUT FLOWERS - FLORAL DESIGNS DECORATIONS just A Little Nieerw Capt. Dick's Fun and Hobby Shop Dick and Doris O'Shaughnessy Art Supplies, Hobbies, Fuu and Patty 3360 Imperial Highway Mr. and Mrs. Al Garcia Lynwood, California Supplies - School Supplies Greeting Corals 12023 Long Beach Blvd. NE. 1-5226 WW WORLD SAVINGS AND LOAN IMPERIAL AND LONG BEACH LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA NE. 8-0511 ip 1.1 ii K ,'..,-Q at Q 7'iW'bT 3 is Rig ' 5 j k , , ,. ,M , Ek i ww-ax Wm? Q05 ki EQ LYNWOOD PHARMACY Prescription Specialists F. Schlotterbach, Proprietor Telephones NEwmark 1-1415 - NEwmark 5-8801 11429 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, California LARSON HOGUE ELECTRIC 11510 South Alameda St. Lynwood, California NE. 5-7109 LAWRENCE HALL and 11579 Atlantic Ave. Lynwood, California NE. 5-7197 .SON LOrain 6-2307 LEE'S BEAUTY PATIO The Finest in Beauty Care for the Discriminating Woman Specialist in Hair Shaping, Styling and Permanent Waving 5003 Abbott Road Lynwood, California Hey fellows get your tux from MADELINES TUX SHOP 7603 Pacific Huntington Park Open lO-9 Monday to Friday 9-6 Saturday Gowns specially priced for prow I 176 MA6la-.on 6-6267 LEISURECRAFTS Hlf7GilLT0'1'.l' of 5015001 xmriovzery and Aw szlppliexw 941 E. Second Street Los Angeles 12, Calif. ATLANTIC FOOD CENTER 11200 Atlantic Ave. Lynwood, California NE. 1-9293 Best wishes to class of '59 WESTERN GEAR CORP. Imperial and Alameda Lynwood Coizgmtzzlatiwtzs to Class of '59 LENNARD'S MEN'S STORE 11439 Long Beach Blvd. NE. 6-1980 COMPTON TUX 81 GOWN RENTAL X f of C 14 ' I 5 1' . 9 T iff. - 3 - 1 ,. v X 5 .47 .- lff vf.. . l C . , ' f O., . I S. .- i 'f f1ZZ'f'l .am 845 E. Compton Blvd. Compton, Calif. Daily to 8 p.m., Tue., Wed., Sat., to 6:30 p.m. Complete Formal Wear for Adults 8- Children Phone NEwmark 2-7725 NEwmark 2-7745 CLYDE'S CAR CO. Quality Used Cars Custom Auto Upholstery and Painting 10729 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, California NEwmark 2-0756 177 PIIIIL s. ENGINEERING Cn. AIRCRAFT TOOLING SINCE 1943 EEE? l-FTE? W 1? .gf x 11200 WRIGHT ROAD NEwmark 8-8555 LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA Water Heaters - Floor Furnaces - Garbage Disposals S t u t z PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR SALES - REPAIR - SERVICE LOrain 6-4705 F. J. STUTZ 10233 LONG BEACH BLVD. LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA RANKIN BROS. MANUFACTURING, INC 11090 So. Alameda Lynwood, California NE. 6-1929 SAMMONS 8I SONS MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT SAMMONS STORAGE RACKS J. A. lSwIedel SAMMONS 2911 Norton Avenue Lynwood, California NE. 6-2488 OUR VERY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 BOB COMPTON REALTY CO. Realtors 10850 ATLANTIC, LYNWOOD 178 1 Mifllrv -4 I I-, I MEDICAL ARTS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 3625 CENTURY BOULEVARD LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA Lark G0 B0-wlivzg At - SOUTH-LYN BOWL 11606 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, California NE. 5-8177 NANETTE COIFFEURS EXPERT Hair Styling and Tinting Open Wed. 81 Thurs. Evenings 10894 So. Atlantic Blvd. Lynwood, California Phone: NEvada 6-8233 MORTON'S MOTOR BRAKE 11601 Long Beach Blvd. Lnywood, California NE. 2-8141 SERVICE K 8. L PATTERN 8. MFG. CO 10349 Long Beach Boulevard Lynwood, California LOrain 6-3177 , I A I. ' ,, ,v if X Q Q N .X ,f - v if N! , , gi 4331 0 Q UNI.: as ENT DIVISION '4 BRISTOL ELECTRIC NORTH 12016 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, California NEwmark 1-5983 C0ilgmffflfrtiovzs to Clnsx of '59 AMERICAN PORCELAIN CORP 2743 East 112th Street Lynwood, California NEwmark 6-7161 HAM'S ICE CREAM CO. Makers of Fine Ice Cream Sherbets and Ices 11369 Atlantic Avenue Phone NE. 6-2902 Sdgnatmea Marie Thatcher 11823 Long Beach Blvd. Salde's Grocery 10917 Long Beach Blvd. Stop Motors 10733 Long Beach Blvd. Kensco Inc. 11325 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood Arcade Cleaners 3819-D East Century Stewarts Union Service 11175 Long Beach Blvd, Don and Andre's Barber Shop 7713 Pacific Blvd., Walnut Park Dave's Home of Chrome 1716-18 North Long Beach Blvd. Wesley W. Wallace 11524 Long Beach Brunkalla Furniture 11450 Long Beach Blvd. Lavelles Book Store 11939 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood Cleaners 11629 Long Beach Blvd. Hall Escrow Inc. 12035 Long Beach Blvd. lmperial Trim Shop 4344 Imperial Hwy. Bramble Perry 11691 Atlantic Ave. McDonald Plantation 2828 Firestone Blvd. Bo Peep Children's Shoppe 11509 Long Beach Blvd. Frank Mann 11048 Atlantic Ave. Christian Studios 11330 Long Beach Blvd. Shell Motors 3346 Century Blvd. Lynwood Florists 11101 Atlantic Ave. Atlantic Cycle and Key 10828 Atlantic Ave. Helton Electric 11313 Atlantic Ave. Atlantic Auto Electric 11030 Atlantic Ave. Bolles Alignment Service 12111 Atlantic Ave. lnga's Lingerie 11437 Long Beach Blvd. Chrome Nickle Plating 3230 Tweedy Blvd. Avenue Florist 3374 lrnperial Hwy. A Friend 0 ...N ,,5, Q.-'72 HARVEY'S Atlantic and Imperial Lynwood, California NEvada 6-'l5l'l Good Food and Frienship Are Our Business COURTESY OF THE NOMADS Car Club of Southern California Pres., Bub VVescoT'r V. Pres., Jim Hayes Sec., Bill Sikes Treas., Steve Hill COURTESY OF THE MEMBERS OF THE So. Cal. Pres., Jack Inglis Sec., Jim Rice Vice Pres., Jerry Long Tres., Jerry Johnson Adv., Frank Boyer I ve' X, I P 'WAT , Q f iii J, 1 X C01Ig1'i1fllli1ffO7I5 ro T176 Clays of 1959 from f 1 . Remember your Siudenf Siore for Siaiionery Supplies! Lynwood High Siudeni Store creaied by Siudeni Council of 1959. JOHNETTE WARD-Siu. Mgr. THE CHURCHES OF LYNWOOD i83 X - X Xx., 5 1 M m'v X, i f .,.Q.:' N.. . LX 4 5-1 av, P-SWL. 42.63 .. .,.,, 5 , W vduditk ,, OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER 1959 ACCOLADE z4m74anq .Jaya Zudiaa 5175 WHITTIER BOULEVARD, LOS ANGELES 1 , A wwf 2 1 1 Z ENGRAVINGS BY .foe ffagelea ngfmachg Qmpaaq 418 West Pico Boulevard, los Angeles. Phone Rlchmond 8-5186 Jack Cannicoft, Manager Year Book Division, Publisher 1959 ACCOLADE 0l'l'l8l'l iff fo QIWLQIWL QI' What Teachers Will Never live Down: Mr. Booth's Hiunior problems classes Mr. Gibson eating suckers at The basketball game Miss Pymm's white feet Mr. Eletto the marriage counselor Mr, Gibson and his fainting spells Mr. Vernia andthe navy Miss Bunnell's tirst period class and The mysterious noises Mr. Gibson taking The mental maturity test and Tlunking iT Coach Howard unwillingly Taking a shower in lst period P. E. Will We Ever Forget: The fabulous Nomad parties? Senior Week? Senior bike day? The Senior Only Dance and The various Types of dances performed? Tony Quesada selling Tacos in his spare Time? Two Accolade Statt members making a 9:00 P.M. root inspection ot The A building? Our wonderful assemblies? The outstanding modern pictures shown in The senior problems classes? Miss Pymm's Third period football Team? Rich Rockholds embarrassing cheerleading and everyone clapping when he re-entered? The great party games played aT Joanne Dietrich's Halloween party? Accolade night sessions and The chalk ? Dennis Poulson and Tom Page in Their report on Steinbeck? Remember These Embarrassing Moments When: Julie Pierce tripped over the waste basket in P. E.? Bob Johnson tried to see how many people could be stuffed into a closet? Maxine Pacheco swooned over Valentino? The choir was so prepared in the Spring Sing? Bob Beagle was kissed by the singer in one ot The outstanding assemblies? Judy Krogstad and Carol Toombs were thrown in the swimming pool in their sarongs. Oops! Connie Osment stepped out ot her shoe at the Homecoming Assembly? Linda Gunn almost Tell ott the stairs in the Home- coming Assembly? Barbara Levendusky had her cop trouble . .. lights? Do You Remember: Fidelis' spiked cup cakes? Gale Bank's laugh cards for his history reports? Lyle Rimer's basketball? The outhouse in The Senior Square? When the Nomads wore their shirts? Bruce Campbell and his white shoes ? Sharon Strain getting thrown in The shower? Mr, Booth's second period siesta class? . . .heads up! The running sap in the Downey exchange assembly? When Jackie Irwin and Barbara Levendusky were accused ot kidnapping Carol Ester at The Mos- oleum? Joan Jensen's gracetul position in the queen candi- date picture? Sharon Strain telling what else comes out of the sea? Tisha forgetting the punch line to very interesting iokes? Hep Hoopie . . . how are you going to act, iive daddy? Dennis Poulson's Mexican hat dance? TERM PAPERS? How could we forget? Girl's P. E. classes running track? The great mixed volleyball teams? That Will Be The Day When: Mr. Booth gets laryngytis Miss Pymm loses her tan Cora Jean gets a brush up Dennis Poulson forgets his vocabulary There are no beach parties Julie Pierce dyes her hair black There isn't a mad rush tothe snack bar There are no Tire drills when you're in P. E. Mike Hicks grows sideburns Larry Cousins forgets how to hatch grunion eggs Mr. Booth doesn't say May I have your attention, please anymore Judy Krogstad doesn't wear her dark glasses Can We Ever Put Out Of Our Minds: The men who used roller skates to get to class? The pie-eating contest to prove who The biggest hogs were - Ronnie Van Anda and Mike Oliver? The exciting evening at the Cotton Day Dance where most ot the couples were broken up? The originality ot square dancing at The Hawaiian Dance and the caller was Dave Allen. Oh how he called! The way the senior girls Telt the day atter the bicycle riding? The Tabulous Accolade boy's chorus line, direct from Paree? l86 demic! The T959 Accolade Staff takes this opportunity to thank the physicians, dentists, attorneys and other professional members of this community for their generous contributions toward the cost of publication of our yearbook. Their names have been omitted only because of their professional ethics. Sincerely, T959 Accolade Staff. To Gratefully Acknowledge: Judy Hill, my assistant, for her patience in typing and the care of details. Bud Wescott and Gloria Carter for their willingness to go after ads and run errands whenever asked. John Brooks, Denny Carter, Don Culp, and Sandy Londeree for their tireless efforts in seeking ads. John Shaw, Sharon Strain, and Vic Luke for stepping in the second semester to help carry the load. Thank you for your assistance. Miss Tommy Lee Thomas, Business Manager. X , . XA A N Ns Q -Q. 1 A t Q2 1 . , 1, , , L 5 mg V, , NA I, Xi 'T fgfw W 3 K ww s f af . '- T f? M , 2' fi? le. ' Q YE! , . W 6, Q 9 ' , -iq NS' 5 1 ' , ry, X ' ' W ' V-V? K 4 W m g , it I A if Z , zz 4?EgKA-f0Q9 W WV 4 1 sf E ..-0' K 3 f s r r E 4 k w f W ' w if ' ,WM...,, ,,,V V R ' M ' gf A' fi? I I M ' X ,.., Q im L'-I. v Y 1 3 , Z , M , yr ww ' W? M 77 f 1 me 1' fy .,,. V A 'ik X ' Z .V US f m-M..W..x,,N W ' 'Sui v fifcknowlegdmeafa To be the Editor-in-chief of the 1959 Accolade is the greatest honor that could be given and I ap- preciate the trust and faith that the staff has given me. ff, Much work goes into the production of a year- Jy- book, it takes a reliable, interested staff together A with competent technical assistants to do the work. 5 fi Q Now with the book complete, I wish to thank each i s oee responsible in any way for making the 1959 Xxx ' Accolade possible. To our fine adviser Mr. John Eletto, who carried us over many rough spots with his able asistance and congenial guidance. Without his encouragement and advice, this book could not have been completed. To Jim Swenson for all the extra tasks he performed besides his regular duties. I could not have asked for a more faithful person on the staff than Jim. To Tommy Thomas and the entire business staff for their efficiency in obtain- ing ads for the advertisement section and handling the sale of the books. To Carole Lee for her able assistance in writing copy whenever needed, and for the responsibility of the Activities section. To Susan Burl-eson and Karen Christie for their able and competent work as Classes editors. To Vicki Bugg who carried the load of the Organizations section by herself for the mostpart. This included scheduling pictures, and identifying them. To Sandra Sharp who was responsible for the complete Administration section of the book. To Harriet Gardner and Carol Ester for their assistance in every section of the book, from typing ads, writing copy, and identifying pictures at the last minute. To Mr. Saul Skolnick, Jerry Courtrade, Don Brown, and Ruth Ann Zurborg and the photography staff for whom I owe a lot of thanks because without their help at scheduled times and at the very last minute, this book would have been full of blank pages without activity pictures. To Mr.Anthony Loya and his staff for the excellent photography and especial- ly for the outstanding division pages. To Mr. Jack Cannicott, our efficient engraver, and his staff for his constant help throughout the year, and particularly at the end for his added time and effort to insure us of having the finest book possible. Without his guidance, I think I would have been lost. To Mr. Keith Cordney, our patient and understanding printer, and his staff for all the hard work and extra time he put in so that we would have the book early. To each of those mentioned and to the countless others who assisted us in numerous ways I sincerely and gratefully thank you. 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