Manual Dominguez High School - El Espejo Yearbook (Compton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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F.-A , FOREWO Let us look into our Yearbook, the El Espeio, oncl let it reflect back to us, cull the wonder- ful ond exciting events of the post yeor, our first yeor, ot Dominguez High. El Espejo meons The Mirror , so thus bestowed upon you is our first theme. We hope thot you will be pleased with this, our first publicotion. ld ff , A I is rl L, N f'l'liL 'IA Z 1 . if ,,,,- at is if-asm rm 'Z -M W SQ i,ti - REFLECTS X . ra K , 5 DEDICATION x 52 J? ,, X . Mr. Franklin C. Hemphill Superintendent 4 Mr. Hemphill is Talking to Beverely Spence and Michele ZackheimAabouT the El Espeio. i ,, ' ' 7 'Ll if Llfc l 'X cy' K li V is V ' im Agelizfifgiiizr of er iii f ff ' in Vw! Muff Z 9 Q ' L ' v S S I V, y3f!6'yf21!,LL' 'f l I '!, ,f fb ,255-iiigfi Z L il sy, 6,0514 ffwflf , yi , i 1 ,154 '11, V, , X ,NJ X, ,ff-1,6 f Dedicafed and consecrated is This Yearbook, The El Espeio, in all iT's first magnitude To Q Mr. Franklin C. Hemphill, Superintendent of ,Q The Compfon secondary schools. Mr. Hemp- hill has made our school sysfem The flourish- ing educafion center if is Today. We inscribe This, Dominguez Senior High School's firsf yearbook, To you Mr. Hemphill for your greaf and successful work in striving fo make The sfudenfs well adiusfed and educafed citizens. Mr. Hemphill is point- ing ro Dominguez High School on the map in the Board Room. Mr. Hemphill and his secrefary, Joanne Hall, are busily at work. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION JUNIORS SOPHOIVIORES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SPORTS A., ADVERTISEMENTS l ADMINISTRATION Franklin C. Hemphill has done a splendid iob serving the Compton secondary school district for the past twenty-eight years. He has served five years as Superintendent, three years as Deputy Superintendent, and twenty years as Assistant Superintendent. Mr. Hemphill holds an A.B. degree from Colorado State College and a M.A. from the University of Southern Cali- tornia. He is an active member of Kiwanis, the Masons, and Phi Delta Kappa. SU PERINTEN DENT 4 r,. s I, tis favxsi 4 ,4 t'g 'fg g , 3. 3 'Q Joanne Hall secretary Clara Fox board member Everett Pyle board member, Joseph Causey, board member- Franklin Hemphill Superintendent Edwin Chaffee board member W E H. Knight, board member, and Rae E. Cargille, Deputy SUP' . ..iv,?f' . ,, Nm f ef ,, .,.. ii Keith J. Lee has been a teacher, coach, Vice Principal, and is now Principal of Manual Dominguez High School for its first year. Mr. Lee holds a B.S. degree from the University of Redlands and M.A. from the University of Southern California. OUR FIRST PRINCIPAL VICE RRINCIPALS LOUIE JOSEPH holds a B.A. from the University of Southern California. Mr. Joseph has been a teacher, coach, and is now Assistant Principal of Dominguez High School. HELEN THOMPSON holds a B.A. from the Michigan University, and a M.A. from the University of Southern Cali- fornia. She has been a teacher, Coordi- nator ot Guidance, and is now Assistant Principal ot Dominguez High School. C0 - ORDINATCDRS L 2-4 . ,flag ,sc Hi l Eugene Barmore, Co-ordinator of Guidance, holds a A.B. from Whittier University, and a M.A. from University of Southern California. Mr. Barmore has been a teacher, District Su- pervisor of Child Welfare and Attendance. Gordon Orr, Coordinator of Student Ac- tivities, holds a B.S. from Cincinnati Uni- versity, and a B.S. from University of Southern California. Mr. Orr has been a teacher and a coach. Opel Pirott, Coordinator of Attendance, holds a A.B. from Colorado University and a M.A. from Long Beach State. Mrs. Pirott has been a teacher, counselor, coordinator, and registrar. TEACHERS CHARLES AMBELLAN ip? Q -wg. u A 4- 7,21 ' BEVERLY BOOTH DONALD ERJAVEC VIVIAN BENNINGER - HENRY ELLING Ll X f I N . NORMAN EISENBEISZ DONALD FISHER NORMAN FOX KATHLEEN GOODYEAR LOUISE FISCHER A-...A ff' xi . f' f MARY GIBBINGS I' L. C. GREENLEE ff! Jfiy 2 JLWJ CLIFFORD GRITZ ESTELLA .HALL RUTH HORTON PHYLLIS HAFLIGER DEAN HARBOUR MARGE HANSON HA ZELLA MCCLANAHAN ROLD LAVALLE LAURA PIEVAC CHARLES KANE NEIL PEEK RALPH ROZELLE max -vi -Q,-', ' l.. Sq. S-W9 FERNE RUFF ART SAXELL ROY VOORHEES DONALD RUH DELLA TAYLOR RALPH TARZIAN C R S fx -vv f ' FRANCIS MOORE KENNETH WATKINS BARBARA GERAGHTY ,. is A , -Mk li J A-:av ' t , FQ zkh :' 5 ' 4 ,g., R 1 .. ,,.., R1 ,Q ' ' f nlllwfkax Whofs vhis? Hove the teachers gone on sfrikel SECRETARIES ,ar i, 5 xg! 3 a-O'MJ rsrg SECRETARIES: Marie Wright, Barbara King, Nina Dykes, Barbara Freeman, Deion Henry and Helen Pearman. CAFETERIA STAFF ls. 15 '-. ef' Q? CAFETERIA STAFF: Jonnie Hood, Vivian Berg, Florence Fortier, Elsie Clark, Roberta Mohn. I7 7 j,,..., BUS DRIVERS Pu of x In 'gr' 'IE BUS DRIVERS: Thomas Speer, Roy Gilstrap, Guy Halbritter, Rudolph Lange. MAINTENANCE fed, 9 Q-'. xv' TINY Ml l l ...Q MAINTENANCE: Henry Poe, Ecrnie Odegard, Larry LeBlanc, Merle Brown, Pete Hanson, William Harriss, Ruben Hood, John Fraser. , ,.., .. . :SL Q P. W H -ww Wi FIRST SEMESTER 3 S.. FIRST STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT OF DOMINGUEZ HIGH, TOM OVENS The first semester Student Cabinet wrote ond rotifed our fine constitution and established our intricote government. JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Nick Nicola SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT Tim Clever 4? . fr STUDENT CABINET SECRETARY Pat Caves DON NEWS EDITOR Gilbert Freitag ug- ' 1 I T, X YELL KING Wayne Rooker , I 'V'-Elf bw f .935 QNO.. A E. i' I lf? E, lf? f .A .. 'z - , I ' ' I 5 W . , ' .I . .. Ji' T -I 1 ' I'1 ' . : ,f,, , I -A , . , .3 ,z I .. ,nf Y i E, IIIW , I -li 4 ' Q all 1 1 X dy fs at 55 5 ii? . ' f E il-2 ' A E f 1 P I 3 f I ,, 1 . 5, 4 SECRETARY OF FINANCE Bill Markenson SECRETARY OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Mike Jackson EL ESPEJO EDITOR Michele Zackheim SECRETARY SPONSOR Gordon Orr OF ATHLETICS AN Bill Smith 4A I1 VICE-PRESIDENT Carol Cooper A . . mile , I ' a E 'J' D AWARDS 444 , SECOND SEMESTER 'Bk '6 I Y If Tm .ji wi SECRETARY Sherry Mayo DON NEWS EDITOR Gilbert Freitag 'Iv YELL KING Wayne Rooker If ' . X I . lb C-3 .qfh I 1 E IT J '14, Q ! Q , -p gf, I A X N' J il SECRETARY OF FINANCE Bill Smith SECRETARY OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Gwenirh Bland 417 EL ESPEJO EDITOR Michele Zaclcheim I 'TE' C., Q? I VICE PRESIDENT Linda Bascom SECRETARY OF ATHLETICS AND AWARDS Mike Jackson SECRETARY OF SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Karen Cox IN STUDENT CABINET The second semester Student Cabinet will organize Dominguez's first Fiesta Day. They have completed the constitution. JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Bill Morkenson 2 A Q. ,sa 54 ,bl .M 8 1, .. V5 K . 4 5- -s A ,W , +3 ww I SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT Jeanne Hudson STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Nick Nicola First semester Junior Council are Secre- tary, Carolyn Gray, President, Nick Nico- lc, Vice President, Linda Bascom, and Treasurer, Linda Cole- man. Junior Council first sem- esler are Row 1: Mrs. Zella McCanahan, Caro- lyn Gray, Nick Nicola, Linda Boscom, and Linda Coleman. Row 2: Jewell Perry, Gay Hanlon, Sally Beemiller, Louis Wiftle, Mr. Charles Kane, Bob Bogdanski, Pauline By- rum, Mary Moreno, and Sandy Marvel. 24 . .. , . y .,. ,, -W, 5 .., i I . fl I , l 4 i l 4 HCDUSE CF SU' Junior Class Officers l A second semester are Lin- da Atwood, vice presi- dent, Bill Markenson, president, Mcry Lind- mark, treasurer, and Mary Ann Corley, secre- tary. Second semester Junior Class representatives are, Row I: Gary Sangster, Linda Atwood, Mary Lindmcrk, Bill Mark- enson, Mary Ann Corley, and Carolyn Agard. Row 2: Paul Garrett, Gary Sutherlin, Ronnie Rennie, and Sherry Wright. ii lil gi 1 E i Q t l REPRESENTATIVES ,- -ff-W, .1. ,, -Ar' p ,ir ' ' ' - ,.,4- - - fr . f . ',e, , N , ' 00' - , I J- Q K-. mmf' ,3,J,:fJe::spA1f..-eR.Rn -Nt H- .7 . Q. .- I .-' ' 4 J' . ' ' 'Zum' G l V 'ivy ,,. ,-wif.:--s', kg.. .,.. muy' 6.11, ll 5 1 ,, ,fu--N . 1s:,..A,,,,. ., i ,M as -. wx 'mu .xj,,Lm,..,'- s . fs, 09 n Row I: Betsyann Agnello, Mary Moreno, Diane Dub- ber, Loretta La f s h a w, Marilyn Dell, Carol King- en, Genene Leinen, Mikell Hogg, Linda Coleman, Dinah Dean, Linda Bas- com. Row 2: Mr. Rozelle, Gary Sangster, Robert King, Mike Jackson, John Me- garden, Ronald Cloutier, Jack Games, Robert Jen- nings, Sandra Davis, Janis Goodwin, Carol Cooper, Linda B la C k, Edward Mayers. Row 3: Ron Calvert, Jim Eddy, Tony Agnello, David Cosfain, Alvin Forbes, Jim Bullingfon, Jim An- drews, Charles Buller, George Uphouse, Roger Chrisfianson, R i c h a r d Reed, Wayne Rooker. Z: Mrs. Zella McClannahan and Mr. Charles Kane have done a fine iob as sponsors of the Junior Class. Coach Norman Fox with Coach Donald Ruh, giving Barry Talcemoto his football award. L .. Row 'l: Pat Salvia, Elinor Satterlee, Susan Hanson, Annabelle Hall, Susan Se- brlght, Linda Nelson, Di- ana Jones, Lincla Strange, Sanclra Marvel, Wanda Stefanovic, Sharon Step- hens. Row 2: Kent Cow- gur, Robert Llewellyn, Bill Smith, Steven Davis, Mar- tin Ramirez, Earl Pichens, Bonita Moore, Helen Hin- ton, Brenda Roark, Linda Howell, Helen Cooper. Row 3: Mr. Rozelle, Paul Schain, James Green, James White, David Pietz, Phil Morris, Bob Kelly, Dave Marsh, Bruce Knight, Tom Guerry, Mike Shaw, Clarence Mayberry, Jim Underwood, Gayle Teague. Q' V' ,,, M--myi. HA us f 9, .Q N IF' , ...vs :df ft ' JM, - W ff.. - '-Q ..' -,M.: '-V , , Ml,-.., V - ff' .1 1, N' ,Ven , wa-me ,W ,., 1' ., -an ' e..aw,4s.. .J - 1 1 Q- . vw, wg, ff. Y Ralph Rozelle shows off the fine work that is clone in U.S. History. i, V V n ww vi s u f i X. V. ...Q -.9 If RE ,Q f' J I 5.9.3 I we, 'Q' fl.. . 1 f l'9Q ll Q. Mary Lindmark and Michele Zachheim are caught by the photographer Row it Carol Welton, Gay Hanlon, Lola lllinik, Ann McNabb, Virginia Ken- nedy, Judy Schwab, Shar- on Smalley, Ruth Ann Ot- ten, Phyllis Wardzalq, Pat Wright, Connie Wellen- tin. Row 2: Alvie Crisp, Jack Brewer, Bob Jarrett, Victor Naunez, Bennie Al- phonso, Garland Mc- Camey, John Mariani, Nancy Heller, Donna Tuck- er, Mary Lindmark, Violet Whitley. Row 3: Mr. Ro- zelle, Claude Robinson, Jim Cantrell, William Zumwalt, Floyd Hanse, Denny Lynn, Darwin Kel- lett, John O'Shanghessy, Roy Fleager, Dave Stan- nard, Don Letts, Ron Ren- nie. , , . f '.x , Q? 5 --2.Z.......1. I .v' -4 s 1-,, lk, , , 5-1,-mf. - 'J ff-4 ,i3,1, j4 57 4 '-es'-29,g 'li V - L ' 'W 1 1 A X - ' ' . l A ' ,-rf 1 'll ...n-.4v- , ,.. ,L - was . , yi A: We ft ,4 y, E'-v - ' l . Q V 14 if A i -milf' ' 4 , ' i ' K1 1 l ef Chester Hildebrant in Dominguez's first Awards 28 Assembly. Rosalie and Bob Bogdanski are dancing at the Harvest Hop. liter--s., , y,j.,fw?mnuQ,i'5,,W,3' M , A iam' N. f A ,5i,ge',w..A M W i rf- - -rig, W its Q. -A 'Q , K ,Q Angst' ff ttts A , 'f 1:A.,,kQ L. fri z ' r14,. i 'Jia 3- A .. 4 'xv fl , . ' -f f ,.,,,..A JM ,.,. Y tv, -. . . , ,.,,-'- S'hO '- if ,. 4,4 M SF ,L T B ' Row lz Pat Grider, Anita McLean, Michele Zack- heim, Mary Conracl, Bar- bara Windham, Bonnie .14 - Row l: Frank Rivas, Brenda Settle, Sandra Bateman, Karen Mallonee, Barbara Hawkins, Janice Nesslin, Violet Bobbitt, Nancy Jischke, Dick Kemp. Row 2: Paul Jones, Ed Nesslin, Phil Hay, Ed Sheehy, Dan Farris, John Hague, Bill Fallan, Rob- ert Godfrey, Don Horn- beck, Donald Fisher, wa-22- l'll' -z L mi 's , .TM Am , , z N ff,-APM, Blair, Celia Vasquez, Pam Finnigan, Kay Knight, Sue Foster, Darlene Dorse. Row 2: James Frank, Verley Collins, Charles Amos, Jack Stevens, Eddie Mc- Donald, Beverly Spence, Linda Atwood, Georgia Allcott, Lynn Morgan, Pat Caves, Joyce Baker, Row 3: Mr. Rozelle, Lynne Davies, Gilbert Freitag, Curtis Rummel, Larry Mc- Michael, Charles Self, Robert Krauss, Jim Swain, Paul Garrett, Joe Carter, Floyd Austin, Chester Hil- debrandt, Bill Williams. 4 .M , J 1 Sf' ' 'ff .af , nbQ.,.-L.. , , W ep- 4 4:5 -JF in .. .V u R X it-,Q are ' , -.-. .vp -.B '-- . ' 1 SVG- ' -1- gS3kP'1.s N ., k,,.,f -.. :YV I ' ua, , .... W , ,Wh it as 1 ,, C 1 J J N I W- y 5, rises, 5.44 30 Row l: Deena Peterson, Joan Paquette, Barbara Beard, Joann Jensen, Bar- bara Nelson, Mary Mc- Connell, Phyllis Lovett, Gwenith Bland, Jewel Per- ry, Susan Puzzi, Virginia Blankenship. Row 2: Bar- ry Takemoto, George Becker, Andy Arozena, Joe Marinacci, Rich Or- gan, Don Zeroski, Dallas Wayne, Bettina Whitaker, Karen Larson, Alice Dobbs, Rita Maifolfi, Elaine Gaus, Nancy Hefner. Row 3: Mr. Rozelle, Bob Truiillo, Tim Turner, Gerald Jar- man, Bob Wiederrick, Kenneth Baker, William Goodman, Frank Davies, Bill Holder, Alfred Pepin, Charles Snavely, Bob Bee- miller. Keeping the bench warm for the football team are MaryAnn Corley, Linda At- wood, Rosalie Bogdanslci. R ff! Nick Nicola, Junior Class President I i i it lx lp, V, it W if f J f X J u U 15 Je s v Linda Strange, Gwenith Bland, Pauline Byrum, Gail Gilder- sleeve, Bobby Meemiller, Jim Masters. -4- str, Row l: Jean McGilvery, Grace Rhude, Joanne Cook, Loretta Davis, San- dra Henry, Eloise Sellers, Gloria Maurer, Judy Wa- terbury, Kathy Dowling, Lorraine Rindahl. Row 2: Roger Holley, Kerr Pioply, Robert Fields, Dennis Mil- ler, Darrell Salmans, Clif- ford Jennings, Dean Smith, John Covelier. Row 3: John Gyor, Jim Skaggs, Phil Boelzner, Bill Bowden, John Sugraur, Tom Mann, Bill Markensen, Mr. Elling. N. Nz. 9 f -P n . p. . vu.- X 'YYY Y-.1 President of the Las Chinas is Phyllis Ward- zala, and president of the Los Charros is Bob V' Bogdanski. 'w 31 tm B .f- at -fi A Q ' ,..,A ,, 3 K' V , . s , - Q- i' ' 'fi r'i ' ,-5 V5 -.Msg - sa V i J ,N A. , cs. , ,.,.Q, C.: .-'P . an ' Margo Sims, Glenda Morgan, and Mr. Gritz are having a ball in Mr. Grifz's biology class. I 5 if Row 1: Pam Gray, Jean Melton, Priscilla McDow, Susan Walker, Jan Har- rison, Roberta Maine, Kar- en Ware, Roberta Fergu- son, Beverly MacArthur, Lillian Balch, Sally Bee- miller, Jill Mosher. Row 2: Larry Klein, Walter Buma, Jack Gallaher, Jim- my Jefferson, Clifford Clinton, Tia May Harris, MaryAnn Corley, Judy Enslow, Judy Weaver, Lois Patrick, Mrs. Fischer. Row 3: Tom McNally, Ron Stin- son, Craig Wilson, Bill Blaine, Kenneth Fields, Don Nauenberg, Gerald Crichton, James Olson, Jock Frick, Ronald Curtis, RuthAnn Otten, Drill Team Captain. u 1+ fit U Q ik -4, ll -, '? 's Row l: Edith Faulkner, Carolyn Gray, Margo Sims, Karen Henderson, Rosalie Bogdanski, Paul- ine Byrum, Joyce Ervine, Nancy Evelyn, Elaine Castle, Pauline Cogswell, Jean Hoffman. Row 2: Gerald Chavez, Richard Davis, Bruce Subke, Don- ald Geise, Tom Ovens, Carol McCormick, Stella Callaway, Gail Gilder- sleeve, Janet Smith, Mar- garet Lomax, Mrs. Fischer. Row 3: Norman Towers, Terry Sargent, David Sant, Bennett Kurtze, Pat Ham- ilton, Lee Hayes, Larry Andrus, Bill Abernathy, Frank Doornbas, Ron Nichols, Boyd Baumen, Richard Carnley. --1-,I y, ., , 3' . ..., W The Don News Staff leol by capable Gilbert Freitag is busily working on the paper. Judy Enslow is so happy she could cry! , ' L, V. K ,, K., . J on Y C. L l Z' J ' t 'Q s' ww' wiv- QQ we f X +.4i.i-. 'f X xx ' , - ' 4 ' G 1 'FN..'5 , it ,sm f-:qw W, W1 1 Row 1: Glenda Morgan, LaJuana Mashburn, Sher- ry Wright, Virginia Sobo, Charlene Kilzer, Peggy Allison, Nancy Clausi, Ethel Warrnington, Mary Knapp, Susan Easterly, Sylvia DeGarrno, Kathy Clousy. Raw 2: Dayle Walker, Ben Ralph, Mike Wright, Ron Nelson, George Rut- ter, Ron Zorowski, Stan Simberg, Dorothy Reid, .tall Madeline Markensen, al' Ruth Bain, Donna Estes. Row 3: Mike Carter, Doug Heaton, Eddie Jene nings, Anthony Jones, Alan Calvert, Jerry Carr, Bob Bogdanski, Mt. El- ling. -q,-4 Carole Howland, Carolyn Farley and Jim Can- trell work very efficiently in the Student Store. U' ll i I -6 , -W .:..w,,,. ,W X RES Leading the Sophomore Class first semester was President, Tim Clever, Vice President, Charlene McGrory, Secretary, Betty Holt, and Treasurer, Myrna Martin. Ir L i' u if 'll in is HOUSE CDF First Semester Student Council sitting are Erika Steinhelber, Karen Little, Carol Forbes, Charlene McGrory, Donna Veal. Standing are Dale Houston, Bill Bogdan, Larry Ward- zala, Lyndon Kunt, Don Harris, Ed Talmage. - l ll l i . I 5 5 , V Second semester Sophomore class i 1 .,,iL.g is-if f i f ,Lf 'i l L mf 'f ,W VM lf Gi X pl Wi L IW ,Clv i I. Dylr, w !.lc ,ill ll i i W REPRESENTATIVES alles glll , 1 fl l iz ll l Sophomore council for the sec- ond semester are, Row 1: Sharon Helfsley, Carol Week- ley, Judy McCarthy, Carolyn O'Neal, Lorna Golphenee. Row 2: Gary Ives, Jim Rocker, Dale Houston, Larry Wardzala. Martha Delaney, secreta ry. Q officers are Keith Shipman, treas urer, Jeanne Hutson, president, and i I ,f lf ',, a Row 11 Linda Williams, JoAnn Holtzsehue, Norma Kellett, Sharon Bittner, Judy Tallman, Barbara Patrick, Helen Baird, Kathleen Sullivan, Tamara Thomas. Row 2: Ronald Perkins, Joe Sabo, Richard Hyde, Huguette Monette, Diana Hill. Sharon Halvorsen, Sally Bates, Lona Lindsey, Don Fisher, Row 3: John Seller, Paul Hilliard, Robert Noble, Neal Morris, Gary Danielson, Richard Anderson, Gary Nessler, Dennis Horn, Ronnie Jamison. SOPHOMORE Row l: Rickey Rebh, Richard Van Goor, Ray McMullen, Gordon Reed, Art Encinas, Jack Hiland, Jack Story, Tom Palmer, Craig Muchow, Charles Ellsworth. Row 2: Carl Cavaness, Marvin Jordan, Ted Huseman, Art Green, Gene Pyle, Clayton Sowdey, Richard Hallmark, Lonnie Saul, Eddie Priest. Row 31 Lawrence Hunt, Ruben DeLeon, Robert Irving, Harry Holmsten, Joe Westfall, Ken Geary, Gary Bentley, Bill Staggs, Mr. Saxell. Xp ?fi2 . ,AW ,f l Y It A X P , Pg! I Hari K 'e V, , 'Q . . ' ilg B51 ,- :HCP .1 ' Q V 5 Sli- I r, liliifllf.. ' ' 2, Q Yr 5 1 ' - , Row I: Sandra Weaver, Yvonne Smith, Vivian Estrada, Karen Cole, Donna Twombley, Maracret Collamore, Sharon Rich, Row 2: Don D'Antonio, Roy Tetrick, Mike Pennington, Erika Steinhilber, Kathie Smith Everett, Everett Daniels, bnald Morello, Gerald Lovett,-'-Bill f..4 , 1. 1. 1 if 4. wi My if A Jewelene Flippen, Kathleen Traucht, Judy Stuckman, Carolyn Redfoot, Smith, David Bensanque, David Archambault, Woody, Hartman, Fran Derkes, Karen Comatov, Kay Dolphin, Mrs. Goodyear. Row 3: Robert Pattison, Michael Sims, Larry Morgan, Emmett Smith, Ralph Howard, Robert Smalley. N if N , i fl l gal! rj f SSES 0' ' M G - U Li' David Appling and Sherry J Mayo step into the spot- ' light to display typical Sophomore leadership Pretty Donna Veal finds out how wet the rain is between periods. 39 ' Y :an 'fi V . if f 'H y Q r It s gy 1 l rlfglxi , .J fri 1' 2 F I l .. 1 14, l gf: , f 0 vs if 5, :C Q Q V. Row l: Sharon Barry, Jodee Shade, Judy Messick, Anna Nieznez, Jackie Herbig, Betty Blessing, Carol Weekley, Judy Flinspach, Sidney Chambers, Emily Gray, Nancy Maughan. Row 2: Reggie Garcia, Henry Temblador, Douglas Naylor, Art Thompson, Ronald Corbin, Donna Kennedy, Brenda Morgan, Diane Messinger, Gennie Russell, Diana Grimm, Mrs. Goodyear. Row 3: Phil Castronova, Russ Parks, Larry Ramsey, Larry Nelson, Art Jones, Loren Owen, Marvin Gildersleeve, Bill Bogdan, George Simpson, John Oster, Ted Bettker. SCPHOIVIORE Row l: Carol McCabe, Linda LeRette, Penny Carson, Irene Pina, Fern Breckinridge, Alice Happe, Judy Weisenbeck, Judy Jaggers, Shirley Ray, Marie Pyle, Bonnie Pryor. Row 2: Mike Bowker, Jimmy Whitlock, David Evarts, Ricky Richter, Jerry Denham, Ronnie Harrelson, Jim Raymond, Rose Buckley, Karen Smith, Judy Flannery, Lennie Barbettini, Mrs. Gibbings. Row 3: Rolf Specht, Rich Bartyzel, Jim Rooker, Don Harris, Ed Wallis, Richard Eckhardt, Bill Sneed, Jim Maher, Bill Ingram, Blake Barregar. x A X15 X 4 1 ll K I . .E JY Q Q me 51: 'ff 2 lx ,l 5 Row I: Kathleen Ellison, Mary Perkins, Sharon Jennings, Pat Moore, Donna Sardina, Karen Blood, Pat Booso, Sherill Halvorsen, Nancy Hanks, Shirley Enders, Marilyn Bollen. Row 2: Orvel Phellips, Ron Workman, Alan Sariego, Bill Clearwater, Gary Jones, John Bermel, Margaret Bonfy, Elaine Phillips, Sylvia Rohr, Carolyn O'Neal, Myrna Klaiber, Mrs. Fischer. Row 3: Don Wilson, Richard Heldreth, Bob Lockard, Robert Pate, Gearald Carlson, Jess Brown, Fredrick Reynolds, Todd Pahl. Mrs. Benninger counsels Sophomores when she is not teaching Sophomore Problems. Cl BJ! C3 lg sq 4 ,. , + , Q, 1 . X so-by N.-, - KQ '..s-- Y Q-. , Mr. Saxcell, gym and science teacher, -steps into the role ol 'I Sophomore Counselor. xy. u 4l f 1 . ,Q' ' rv 5, 3' I ij, 1 I Row 1: Gladiefger, Roberta Defoer Carol Forbes Sharon Reilley Bella Weir Janice aye e Clidene Lloyd, XD is Butterfield. Row 2 Mike Faulkner Ronnie Catchings George Smith Gary Nielson Jeneen Miller Merriley Kochevar ' L Bass Row 3 Jerry Copeland Don Breshears Bull Cornett Jerry Murphy Bobbi Lester, M lva Hamzlton, Marlene Wynn Sally Hogue ous Gable Magabl n Qennis Lassen ee LLFCL L 0, yfwf i V06 L J J It me-Z? f U fi pisfwba' gg Qfrgirvywii My C YF J ll CSUPHC ,from Row 1: Jeri Moreno, Linda Pipoly Karen Jones Mary Ny an er y Browning, Linda Willis, Jeanette Pepin Judy Zlpper Row 2 Larry Mosher Stephen Moy Robert Baldwin Dianne Fuller Luna Fischer Carolyn Worrell, Donna Skill, Janice Dupras Linda Lyons Denise Armstrong Louise LeMay Mrs Benninger Row 3 Clifford Akins b R bert Loo Tom Blair Dennis Thomason Larry Keyser Clifford Abraham Robert Yost, Mike McWorther, Bruce Littman Jimmy Ma ry o p David Knudtson, Eddie Talmage. N . t - A-1 3 :- V AIN I 9 i- ' f Row ln Julie Scharfeuberg, Sandra Zepeda, Carol Vaudehey, Pam McCune, Loretta Hunt, Jan Shahan, Sandra Dole, Becky Huey, Betty Schmitz, Karen Muchlow, Sandra Broxholme. Row 2: Judy McCarthy, Betty Holt, Charlene McGrory, Mike Dodson, Danny Kolster, Ken Batten. David Fisher, Mike Shepler, Bob Schisler, Ronald Reed, Ronald Rice, Mrs. Benniger. Row 3: Phil Cameron, Pat Wright, Scott Miller, Stan Szarkowiski, Richard Douglas, Floyd Bigbee, Jim Sealy, Charles Wilson, Don Tilton, Ray Schreffler, Richard Wunderlich. CLASSES KP! S A' .H 7' 4 Linda Reed and Reba Quinlan display their sewing talent. A Double D is formed around Queen Judy Enslow, and her court at the Dominguez vs. Aviation Game. 43 Row l: JoAnn Redwine, Mary Hopton, Joyce Jones, Marilyn Whewell, Tessie Bridges, Sharon Bayer, Lynn Willmott, Prudence Hedrick, Marianne Greene, Carole Howland, Juanita Cornett, Row 2: Robert Massey, Jimmie Forsyth, Stan Brown, Mary Armstrong, Elaine Johnson, Donna Veal, Susan Perillard, Barbara Austin, Katherine Henderson, Mary Murphy, Carolyn Fanley, Mrs. Goodyear. Row 31 John Wray, Calvin Medley, Richard Barbee, Joe Henderson, Eugene Porter, John Zumwalt, Hall Hotherr, Gary Carter, Larry Herborn, Rodney Spence, Gary Williams, David Parker. Learning lo change a tire during a Driver Education Class is DeAnna Throop as JoAnn Grandstaft and Mr, Eisenbeisz look on, Y 'YM in 5 - WN . i.,, L, J Q -or --,,,,'---wa.: ' X, , K -, -uf ,si '-'A' ' ,,. r. , i tml, ' Blll. llllllfll CHMMT S Lil.. is if Q - il :fi if Arranging the Scare Crow for The Harvest Montgomery. Hop is Linda ' 1: I J . . was Q .. f inf: ,,. A 1-if Q ,f K V 5, ' .1.W , If ' . ' ' '- V I i,,,f5:a W J - , Z, RQ. . as if' lf , Row 1: JoAnn Grandstotf, Lynn Dwyer, Johna Wyckoff, Nancy Kirk, Lorna Golphenee, Karen Little, Linda Montgomery, Donna Whitley, Sally Flood, Sue Risley, Linda Gardner, Jane Ruhter, Rose Mae Bacon. Row 2: Jean Hague, Martha Delaney, Jerri Lavender, Linda Reed, Lynda Kerley, JoAnn Johnson, Mary Scranton, Olivia Flaherty, Saundra Rumple, Virginia Ziegler, Mrs. Benninger. Row 3: Harold Barnes, Jim Hofer, David Andrews, Charles Phillips, Ronald Schlieder, Joe Vaughan, Jim Thomas, Ronald Spencer, Loyd Evans, Jerry Neeley. CLASSES Row it Nancy Wood, Janice Ceriak, Pam Ruth, Mildred Wilson, Diane Blakely, Carolyn Lang, Sharon Longuevan, Janet Bishop, Marlene Wallach, Pat Bridges. Row 2: Larry Wardzala, Bill Vertress, Larry Winder, Jerry Rugh, Danny Van Gueuningen, Donna Perkins, Garnet Van Auker, Reba Quinlan, Becky Atkinson, Mr. Saxell. Row 3: Jimmy Trochowski, George Forsman, Jim Beggs, Randy Davis, Tom Dennis, Lester Stafford, Larry Shores, Waylon Black, Tom Graves, Jim Barbettini, Bud Farquhar, Dave Steinert, Richard Bird. vu Q 4- el ,IJ .ff .Q draw i,,. -V it 1 A3 L . ., --.5 -'I 'St . A l , we fl 2 5 1 ..n Row iz Gail Whitaker, Cheryl Simon, Noreen Knelman, Lwnn Longbrake, Sylvia Hansen, Paula Dubber, Judy Hatch, Charlotte Carig, Reba Fleming, Nicki Treweek, Sherry Mayo, Sandra Mallicoat. Row 2: Dennis Michel, Barto Wash, Joseph Peralta, Stanley Klock, Michael Ball, Gary lves, Richard Wilson, Sharon Selby, Carole Fleischer, Kathleen Miller, Gail Oppenheim, Mrs. Goodyear. Row 3: Bill Freed, Burton Boungeois, Harry Dubin, Jim Walks, Gary Jennings, Robert Paulson, Arthur Schrenk, James Todd, Jeff Shuman, Curtis Carlson, Lyndon Kunt, Kirt Key. SCPHOIVIORES ,.,, W 7 Must be pretty funny! Jim Rooker and Mrs. Gibbings 1. show how teacher and student can get along. Fern Breckenridge, Linda Gardner, and Gayle McTee show their talents in Foods Class. QRGANIZATIQNS ..4. T: J 'MJ .5 ,-4. : 'z:i 1 x I W1 45' ' l 24i5i:f.g ff wr-T. are r K r . 1 CI da Davis, Phyllis vv I: Don Srrrrtlr, Sherry Mayo, Betty Holt, Karen Cox, Charlene McC1rory, Jeneen Miller, Lena Fischer, ren rrrrlzrrla, Pat Cfrrvr-s, Martha Dr-lanr,-y, Sandy Broxlrolme, Marianne Greene, Jeanette Pepin, Shirley Enders, Ronald Catchings. ak 7: Jo Ann Cbrrrndstatf, Jurly Shade, Janice Fayette, Carol Vanclahey, Judy Messick, Valorie Rowley, Jo Ann Jensen, Carolyn fry, Carol Ciarver, Margo Srrns, Myrna Martin, Judy Zipper, Nancy Mauglrn, Wanda Stefanovrc, Carolyn O'Neal, Mrs, Gilobings, ovv 3 Bruar Lrttman, Firclrrrrd Douglas, Cillwrr Freitag, Tom Ovens, Al Bough, Bill Greenavvalt, Gary Sutlrerlin, Tom Blair, Bill ' A lr Oail Oppenheim, Myrna Klailuer. rrkr-nson, Al Pepin, Bill Britton, Mary Lee Murp y, HONOR SCHOLARSHIP l'x ..,, .. 'cfiarfaeli I., .I . kr Pow I1 Julie Sflrarfenloerg, Jo Ann Jensen, Judee Shade, Judy Messick, Glenda Morgan, Carol Vandahey, Joanne Cook, Michele Yrrrklrvrrn, Jean Melton, Lynn Longlurake, Mrs. Oilnlbings. Row 2: Wcrnda Stefanovic, Virginia Blankenship, Barbara Scott, Donna 'lvvornl'1luy,Mrrrrlyn Bollen, Glenda Davis, Martha Delaney, Carolyn O'Neol, Erika Steinhelber, Betty Belvins, Mr. Harbour. ' ' ' B m, Pat Caves, Betty Holt, Charlene McGrory, Bruce Littman, Gilbert Freitag, Pow 31 Bettina Wlrrtaker, Judy Zipper, Pauline yru Gerald Criclrton. SPANISH CLUB Row I1 Sue Foster, Pat Caves, Pauline Byrum, Phyllis Wardzala, Gail Oppenheim, Jeneen Miller, Glenda Davis, Merrily Koch- evar, Marilyn Bollen, Doris Butterfield, Kathy Dowling, DeAnn Dorse, Mrs. Horton. Row 2: Pam Gray, Edith Faulkner, Judy Messick, Joann Jensen, Valery Rowley, Anna Nuznez, Michele Zackheim, Carolyn Gray, Loretta Davis, Gay Hanlon, Shirley En ders, Reba Fleming. Row 3: Donna Menard, Martha Delaney, Carolyn O'Neal, Louise LeMay, Janet Smith, Ronald Catchings, Alfred Boegh, Larry Keyser, Norman Towers, Gary Sutherlin, Bill Markenson, Gilbert Freitag. LATIN CLUB Row 1: Linda Pipoly, Nancy Eyelyn, Jean Hoffman, Robert Baldwin, Carole Howland, Marilyn Yost, Joanne Cook, and Deena Peterson, Row 2: Miss Ruff, Judy Schwab, Bruce Littman, Eugene Porter, Carolyn Farley, Gerald Critchton, A. Pepin, and Loren Vermace. ff ,fi SPORTS CLUBAE1 iii i 'N 2,.p, nl ul -m ,kr - N 'B . K - , , +f5QP .' ,g ,d45,, , r y . f . -- - 1 'W' I ' img,--. fi, A ,- f ' .'...f-S ' .rn A f R ' S. - f.- . -S - .. . .. . - ngy. , . - H ,. . I . , , ..,-lv., c in ,J--E. rx, . -. ' U, - , N - X .S .. , ,-.A -.-L,,,Q-fry , h 4 - ' ' 4 ' fq,,Il'?-,A --o-f-.,MJ,Q'.:- '4' - tif V, .3-S . ' - , ' , .r - ' 4 ,' Left To Right: Row lz Don Nauenburg, Jack Frick, Jerald Jarman, Bill Smith, Reggie Garcia, Sian Brown, Frank Morrelli, Fran D'Antonio, Ted Huse man, Row 2: Mr. Saxell, Ken Batten, Dennis Horn, Eddie Wallace, Roodney Spence, Gary Bentley, Richard Acheri, John Ramos, Joe Marinacci, Don Herts, Mr. LeBlanc. SPEECH AND DRAM,,,A.,Wfl ORow I1 Michael Shepler, Sylvia Hansen, Mary McConnel, Carol Forbes, Judy Stuckman, Richard Wilson, Patricia Bossa, Jayne Browning Mrs. Booth. Row 2: Merriley Kocheuar, Diane Wenker, Georgia Alcoff, Sally Hogue, Bill Siaggs, Belly Blevins, Sherry Mayo, Karen Cox Beverly Spence. SCIENCE CLUB Rovv I1 Clifford Gritz, Joanne Cook, Glenda Davis, Darlene Dorse, Mary Conrad, Deena Peterson, Dan Lester, James Chevalier, Bruce Litt- man, Torn McNally. Row 2: Charles Snavely, William Britton, Philip Boelzner, William Markenson. LETTERM EN CLUB Dsl: , I 1.4 2. Row l: Bill Smith, Stephen May, Gerald Chavez, David Fisher, Clifford Clinton, Jim Forsyth, Mike Wright, John Megordon, Mike Jackson, Martin Ramirez, Coach Norman Fox, Row 2: Bill Blaine, Don Harris, Rolf Specht, Norman Towers, Bill Bogdan, Dave Stannard, Bob Brown, 51 Mike Shaw, Loren Vermace. ART CLUB ' ,, if ' I' ' M 54 ..,. Q . WS? yy .AC ,Q 4' 'A' xfx Q 1' T Aww vw' Left to Right James Trochowski Mary McConnell Beverly Spence Clara Jill Mosher Mr. Tarzian Donald Tilton Gary Danielson YOUTH FELLCJWSHIP CLUB 'Q WM 5 The Youth Fellowship was the largest club on campus. The meetings were held every Thursday during the lunch hour Many distinguishec guests were hosted by the Youth Fellowship Club. BCDOSTER CLUB ,i 1.1 is ' il Row 1: Mr. William Flannery, Mr. Leo Henderson, Mr. Rosario Cha vez, Mr. D. F. Ovens, Lewis, L. Fisher, Mr. Warren Spence, Mr. William Craig. P. T. A. 'UQ' Q 1 llllhkx Row 1: Mrs. Ferald Sutherland, Presiclenr, Mrs. William Flannery, Mrs. A. L. Golphenee, Mrs. Chet Walker, water, Mrs. Laura Pievac, Mrs. Harry May. fm.. m, . y '91 '- . M. ef? fm - 6 i '11, . ,, w Mr. L. E. Forsythe. Row 21 Mr. Roy Buff, Mr. , . if-f i .-.srl ,gyww .gi 4 ,446 ,131 . ., . . ,. ,.,, ,.. H T, E ' 1 ...., 41? Q ,.' - i ff:-1 Row 2: Mrs. Faye Clear- iii: .f I:NSI:IVII:3I.I1 GIRLS' CHOIR ix '14 ll 1 9 5 as 4 S v1IIfD SI MINI: IPACITV 200 fr , ,if Row I: Jaggers, Judy Sluckman, Judy Enslow, Sharon NOHCY K 'kf Brenda Wnne' Mcnlyn Dell' Jonls Goodwml Stark, Martha Block, Phyllis Lovett. Row 2: Janet Bishop, Lorne Golpnenee' and Darlene Deen' Tamare Thomas, Linda Black, Sylvia Rohr, Sue Bevil and Lynne Ha rsfon. A CAPPELLA CHOIR 'T' I r . .V ,, .3 . 5:3 IFF 'fair' K .vs i J 2 f' I 4' I vi' V ' i. ' 2' s ,.., 'L , ' 1 ' .khy ' L 'I , 4 J T is ' f ' --gsafu Q, - I , its FY Lx ' I 5 Fh :T'E ' In ' I K Row I: Carol Weekley, Sharon Barry, Barbara Leuse, Carol Forbes, Don Nauenberg, Gary Jennings. Row 2: Linda Howland, Sharon Bayer, Jeanne Hudson, .ludee Shade, Gabie Magabilin, Bruce Subke. Row 3: Kathy Conroy, Janet Shahan, Sandra Wole, Judy Illi- nik, Burton Bourgeois, Bob Crawford, Denny Thompson. Row 4: Janice Nesslin, Joy Parker, Sharon Selby, Linda Bascom, Dinah Dean, Richard Swalve, David Sant and Ed Mitchell. BUYS' G-LEE CLUB 1 up .f - , if .. 5 , V31 rt A 4' 'li' VV ' ' Y - Q ' . V' ., .. ' - ,t . V,,,,,qm.W.vL.,.: Q in-.-N - ?fS1:'aVV1E.fi 1gff sg, , A , , 1 ' 9 , 1' , V 1 Fiili. .: ,xp :V i , ' it .ff - . . fl 4' - J 1 , wf,d' wyr:-sa:L.fV, .... 7 AAL- , 5' 5 53 ' 5' -A L ' ' VV.. .. 1 in V L V rree , ' ' s 1 . 2 1 - V L . X V J ' ' ' -V s ' , 5 f ,--- Y ' .3 - f , V ' . C, ' 1, 1 yr, f .Vfpi-fe f 3. ' 1 . ll Q 1 Ei. . - . X, , 2 v fe . V f fr . 1 -' f fV,T.elVM21,' Q f ff- Vf . r - ' V ' f-rf .V . . :. ' , f. 4 , f .J E if qs,..fixrf1,Q' f2- ' .. 1 Q 1 4 , ,, la ii - .5 ' . 'i ,,: F i i V V Vf . VVVVV . W , X .ia , if I. 5, 3, . y f' , ' V i F 2 ' l ' 4514 V' , l ,,L4 . , i, , - X is A , , V S V 4 V.' l., C ' 'l ' -'-5 ii- 'll 2 X l H, L .. . l x-,,, 'ft Row l: Richard Wilson, Gilbert Freitag, Don Newberry, Jack Story Jerry Murphy, Norman Towers. Row 2 Stanley Klock, Clifford Clinton, Victor Nuanez, Tom Ovens, Dan Lester, Dave Stannard, Lewis Whittle. Row 3: Gary Jennings, Fred Reynolds, Gary Sutherlin, Pat Hamilton, Tom Blair, Dennis Thomason. Row 4: Ron Nichols, Ed Nickola, Bill Abernathy, Chet Hildebraut, Al Pepin, Bob Bogclanski. GIRLS' G-LEE CLUB Row l Sandy Weaver, Linda Pipoly, Carol Vaudehey, Judy Messick, Joanne Cook, Anna Nuanez, Shirley Ray, Prudence Hedrick, Priscilla McDow, Karen Smith, Judy Weaver. Row 2: Jewel Perry, Rosalie Bagdanski, Judy Enslow, Donna Manley, Genene Leinen, Eloise, Sellers, Beverly MacArthur, Myrna Martin, Nancy Wood, Judy Zipper, Gwenith Bland, Lynn Willmott. Row 3: Merrily Kochevar, Lena Fisher, Emily Gray, Karen Cox, Linda Reed, Judy Waterbury, RuthAnn Otten, Pauline Byrum, Kay Knight, Glenda Davis. Row 4: Judy McCarthy, Kathy Henderson, Madeline Markensen, Nancy Heller, Mary Lindmark, Sally Beemiller, Diane Hill, Doris Butterfield, Virginia Ziegler, Mikell Hogg. Carolyn Aga rd Joyce Baker Mrs. Kathaleen Goodyear has done LAS CHINAS Michele Zackheim Violet Whitley a wonderful iob of sponsoring the Las Chinas. C7 are br Gwenifh Bland Phyllis Wardzala Pauline Byrum Pat Caves -'O ye Margo Sims Linda Slrange 1' 'Q - Gail Gildersleeve Carolyn Gray Mary Linclmark Gloria Maorer RuthAnn Often '. 1:4 nb ' i Los ci-IARROS it . it t . r tw Bob Beemiller Bob Bogdanski ' An outstanding Sponsor ond great help to the boys is Mr. Donald Ruh. -Q. . ' L. 'F' if 'I . 1 -,,., , -wr , fk Q ..'w Ronnie Curtis I 1 3 Frank Doornbos Gilbert Freitag Chester Hildebrandt 5 Jim Masters Ronnie Nichols Nick Nicola Tom Ovens Norman Towers YW? T3'K:J'Zl A .,. , . f w lf- ,iq 0 .F I l.l!:i 9 l . , 2 4- ., fl , . .l ,, is J, ggi,-t ' - ,:- if , :.x .,1-X A 2, qfnu 'P 0-Q' - lb? fl' 'kffflll' Dave Stannard Mike Shaw Charles Self l Al Pepin YEARBOCK EDITCDR One of Dominguez High's outstanding Journalists is Michele Zackheim. She has had three years of Journalism and plans to make it her maior. Her hobbies are crea- tive writing, essays, music, Drill Team, and, of course, The Yearbook. A few of her school activities are Las Chinas, Spanish Club, and the Student Cabinet. Mr. Ralph Tarzian Annual Advisor il' , -or 4233? Gwenith Bland Associate Editor Organization S fa' yi 'xi'- '-:arf 1 -'Mr I SPORTS Tim Turner BUSINESS MANAGER X, Gloria Maurer ACTIVITIES Sherry Mayo 'S H II QW 1 I I ' , TYPISTS Mary Lindmark and Barbara Scott JUNIOR CLASS Susan Puzzi Ang, Ji-1 1 .I i 5 QQ ...If W vs 1 I . S cf , an 1 X 4 . 4' 'SQ' FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Linda Atwood 49 ,,, SO PHOMORE CLASS Keith Shipman PRODUCTION ART xr-1. ASSOCIATE EDITOR BOB BOGDANSKI PAM FINNIGAN ART EDITOR Having done o fine iob throughout the yeor is Dominguez High's first Ar? Editor for the EI Espejo, Beverly Spence. ui JILL MOSHER azunn gv- V D tv' S .f fl Ili Left to right: Pom Finnigcn, Jillunn Mosher, Mr. Ralph Turziun, Beverly Spence, Bob Bogdanski. EDITOR - IN - cl-HEP DCDN NEWS LQFMH ., 0 51412, J- NEWS4 Gilbert Freitag is serving as Editor of Dominguez High's fine news- paper the Don News. Secretary of Los Charros, Treasurer of the Spanish Club, Member ot Honor Society, Boy's Glee Club, and Student Cabinet, are to name a few of Gilbert's Activities. He is also interested in feature writing, dancing, and his Hi-Fi. Mrs. Phyllis Hafliger Don News Sponsor. Margaret Lomax Associate Editor. i 61 Barbara Windham News Editor Martha Delany Tim Clever Editorial Editor Sports Editor Reporters are Bobby DeFoer, Carole Fleisher, Bobbi Lester, .lim Thomas, Al Boegh, Betty Blevins, Kathaleen Traucht, Gail Whitaker .OUYJ Ffa .' M 'x C? 5 Valarie Rowley Mr. Greenlee Society Editor Photographer Advisor I I' s III .I Q5 -ni-,.,.,.f-- ' ' ! QD . -'I' nun ,QF ACTIVITIES pn 1 N Qffgf fi Q52 b0f'fQff F KM 1- f QQ QQ J 92 ME? W eg ZH mf? , E5 'E' gk Qvqfblfgw Q, fig! Q? My DEDICATION oF nmxnm' ' i Y ,571 Q, M,.,,, .,,W .ri En i ,, 19 1. , I, . ,, , . AC n YK. W, of ., I I .,,:-u.g' .ff Jzllwj . 1 , ,. Al . , 1 , , ,h Q i :S 7144! 7 fygf-y f ' ' v M 'IH' ' c' J ' . ' 1 - , , kiwi, . 14 U. TWH, I 1 ,I y ip- 3, LJ' . ,Q -1-f ' 'I ' L Q ,,fa.,f Lf-ity 5 1 'L I' ,, fx, ,LI if A 1, 4' 'vt I 4 ag. 5,44-xj F L, Q VM , ,LS.'0.L?f!fy73 fi -'78 V X 19: 1, , C IMPII4,-icf, 7' P r I Ii. 7 Y B I Y ' I V' Q ,I A , f.,.dsfAq'I - I Q,i.M, ,I 2 N L H , K,',f'T7llx ff ' .W U .. 1 f 'uv x ' v f ,' -+ ' - 5 ' Lf,'f7t',?' , 'Q' L - X' MANUAL DCIVIINGUEZ W., , 45 ' ff' . if 1 I 1 'v I ffl? L 1 'T ' f ff '.'.-1 Q L 4' J, ,J 1 w.,, ,WA s ' 4 'Q V v' ..- sf :- Gwen Bland, Wayne Rooker, Sherry Mayo, and Rosalie Bogdanski are giving a helping hand To The Dons Mascot Callwy Fairfield. CARNIVAL PEP RALLY A.S.B. NOIVIINATIONS ASSEIVIBLYS Ed Nichole, presidential candidate shows how he can be another Elvis. i X Seated ore Bill Smith, Mike Jock- son, Wayne Rocker, Michele Zack- heim, Carol Cooper, Pct Caves, Gil Freitag, ond Bill Mcrkenson. Mr. Lee is speaking. 1 'R .iii X A 1 , I -4, Lit... rv n 3- , . 1. 0 A ,. 1 ' I 'X -4, 1 rv .., . H-4 1-S K M i X a 'X 1 Y' I 5 Y Q, Qui 4 X 9 Q j , , ,QA .1 . 5 t.35 5443? Q.1 gi 5 -if Q 2 'M at 5 41 if Y1b', 'Q REC f f,1 if - R WA, JSI' VICTORY DANCE SWEETHEART BALL 15 B U Q- '53 z X f' ll gl Q X., sq' II ,. Y Q- 1 N. V ' The Christmas Dance sponsored by the Las Chinas and Los Charros service clubs was a huge success. CHRISTMAS Bill Blaine, Loretta Davis, Betty Holt, Jim Rocker, Pauline Byrum and Chester Hildebrandt were some of the few couples enjoying the dance. DANCE - -Y 1 ,, 3 I kgirii I H V 4, L K Q 65 ff' ,,.4-' nfl QQ' 5 I' Carolyn Carolyn Linda Agard Anderson Atwood Judy Carolyn Jon Enslow Grgy Harrison Miss Ruthann Often Drill Team Captain Linda Gwenith Bascom Bland Linda Howland v V-'4 F , A Sue Foster Donna Tucker Kay Knight Jewell Perry Mary Lindmark DRILL Genene Leinen Deena Peterson Phyllis Wardzala TEAM Rosalie Pauline Mary Helen Mary Ann Bogdonski Byrum Conrad Cooper Corley Priscilla McDow Dorothy Reed Judy Weaver Q, K . 'il I if I P Roberta Donna Maine Ba rba ra Scott Violet Whitley 1 , ,, -1 mo. , .0-vp. ' wa ,, ue! ,A 5 , if 'fs 42 Q x 'X L2 l A Manley . ,g-a,-M .3 wr .M wxx ff? ii Nl 1 Q ,i . .X fix il' A Q Sandra Marvel Margo Sims Michele Zacklweirn Linda Strange 'X Bonita Ruthann Moore Often Mary Lindmark Co-captain Mrs. Marge Hanson 73 Drill Team Instructor ,'1-' I FOCUS ON LEADERSHIP ,fy Li . 'Lilac xg ,fl U-,X f' ',,f X V X9fQ,mfq gif Q y ole? W El . qfylf' ,. WWW Helping boost school spirit is Sophomore, Also helping Wayne is Sophomore, David Sherry Mayo. Appling. Wayne Rocker, Yell King, has been very successful in establishing school spirit. YELL LEADERS v - , A '--+C ' ' J ' sf J, ,,.. -., AQ 74 ..1 '51-PQ 'X ' ' ' 1 - pf ,fx-uv Q... ,, ..N. 1-me -x -'r.Q4': , , we Gwen Bland Linda Atwood MaryAnn Corley Rosalie Bogalanski -i IVIAJCRETTES 3 , , 'Y 1 ' Tlx fi f f x, Q 3 5 'Q f ta . 1 HSfly,3 25. . W A 25,7-ii, - W 5 z wgzfv f-ii? iv: ,, 35451 M A ' f -wiv-f',-:QQ.,1,, ' 'X' ' - ' wif ff 4 ' f9'PL5'4 3 fw:,,.L,l'i,.'-- Sf.,: ff 5 Mm - E b '-QM, -. , - vs.sm.1. ,faq X g JM K , , J , 'f' A ' - Q N' . 5 V' -Q f-cz-Q1 - .,,. ' ak5u Q5y5 ,ga X5 , M. 'Lk ' M ' A :xx Y ' A gf fi. H ' - 'lima 'ff' ,, ' :va-Q -' Q- Jeanne Hufson Ben Holt Y Becky Huey THE MIRROR REF I 4 , w ,- .T was 92' E CTS ON BEAUTY if 3 L. ' 4 . 1 g my ISS JUDY ,MA .V ' A ..,... - ? ', - E , ALE I . W :Y ' Ji , V .- A R5. - ,Q 3 Q PRINCESS PRINCESS Margo Sims Carol Cooper PRINCESS PRINCESS Linda Bcscom MYVUC' MUVHY1 HER CCDLJRT 3 .-Q RDS BANQUET ATH LE J TIC AWA N' A. KB t f l A lv' ,met ,ff ff 944 I 1 - s- -.--:-. F, l '-.s., -fl -4? ,, ve ca terrific to lk at the Mr. Mike Pecorovich gc Athletic Awards Banquet, where letters were given untry letter winners, I' TO football ond cross co It L ,,.u ' -.ni.,.., Row 1: Judy Tallman, Dale Houston, Arlie Russell, Sidney Chambers, Phillip Cameron, Gary McKaig, Burton Bouigeous. Row 2: Diane Dubber, Jerry Neito, Diane Williams, Mike Bowker, William Ingram, Tom McNally, Edith Faulkner, Dick Davis, Mike Faulkner. Row 3: Bennett Kurtze, David Appling, Barto Wash, Lewis Whittle, Jim Jefferson, Jim Le Gros, Mr. Eriavec. Row 4: Ron Harrelson, Tom Jefferson, Ray Schreffler. Q Mr. Donald Erlavec Band Director Sidney Chambers . Drum Maior X '-vw F' Wfyg if 1 A t . ,, ,,,.,,,,,. i , Row l: Jim Masters, Barry Takemoto, Bill Blaine, Ralph Emarine, Tom Corty, Jim Forsythe, Mike Shaw, Dave Stannard, Eldud Moore Bill Staggs, Bill Smith, Row 2: Coach Don Ruh, Walter Buma, Jeff Murray, Henry Temblaolor, Bob Brown, Frank Doornbos, Curt Rummel Ed Nicola, Mike Jackson, Larry Ramsey, Bill Abernathy, John Oster. Row 31 Coach Neil Peek, Coach Norman Fox, Gerald Chavez, Bob Lockarol, Jim Raymond, Jock Calderane, Chas Wilson, Bill Williams, Keith Shipman, Lonnie Saul, Gary Sutherlin, Loren Vermace, Vic Naunez, Dave Parker. VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach Norman Fox 82 Although this year's football team lost tive games and won only three, the year was considered very successful by the entire Student Body. The Dons came through to defeat Aviation High in the Home- coming game and to take third place in the league. With the entire team returning next year we look for the Dons to improve considerably. BILL BLAINE BILL ABERNATHY CHARLES SELF Holtbock Fullbock Fvllbflfli CO-CAPTAIN gf ,Q .iv 4. All If BARRY TAKEMOTO DAVE STANNARD JIM MASTERS Hcxlfbock Quarterback Holfbock With Bill Blaine blocking out cz Lennox player, Bill Jim Forsythe brings clown cm unidentified Jordon Smith scores, player, I I K ' RALPH EMARINE RON NELSON 1 End End M- 'S R I Z' .. K BILL SMITH Holfbock FRANK DOORN BOS Linebacker .QA SEASON SCORES ST. Agnes Jordon Lokewood South High Uplond Worren Lennox Aviation CO-CAPTAIN NICK NICOLA Quarterback TOM CORTY Tackle MIKE SHAW Center A . l,Q , COACHES RUH AND PEEK if. K, I I ,125 Ia I M., . 13 0 27 O 48 14 40 7 ,..m1lD ' M! N f Jggfrili Q X 4? RQ., f K I V K , V ,A K--:E L' N , , , A , s R A ' ,, RON CURTIS MIKE JACKSON End End Q 4,1 -auf? 37 ,5 '5,. J ,.-. - Viv! FAO-f AL, '4' G wr LOREN VERMACE Tackle HENRY TEMBLADOR Defensive End u,, 4 L , GERALD CHAVEZ Holfbuck BOB BROWN Tackle JIM FORSYTHE Guard iff IBN. JEFF MURRAY BILL STAGGS Linebacker Tackle The players show signs of a tough bafile after the game with Jordan, which the Dons won T3-O. are L I i ll! 4 L T. 441. ,A . L I .L BOB BOGDANSKI Trainer Bob Brown brings down an unidentified Warren player as Ralph Emarine looks on. 86 BEE Poor 5.1.1. '-3 Asp Ti' ,M as 3. 1 iii, l 1 K 1 r i 1 Nr 4 If 1 Y l' 'il Row 11 Jim Mabry, Arr Thompson, Bill Cornell, Andy Arozena, Marty Ramirez, Al Sariego, Don Wilson, Bob Paulson. Row 2: Cliff Clin- ron, Don Giese, Dave Fisher, Dave Archambaulf, George Gibby, Ron Corbin, George Fordsman, Mike Sims. Row 3: Curtis Carlson, Bud Farquhar, Gerald Carlson, Don Harris, Ron Workman, Kent Cook, Bill Bogden. . i 1' Elected by the Team as Co-Captain were Ron Workman and Don Wilson. COACH HAROLD LAVALLE CROSS COUNTRY R S O . D, A x - C Q A W, - 1 ,A-I ,f - f 90N,- rv' ' 44 - 1 5 ,X LQONJ' 0 NGN! 'iv' Q 7 91 I 25 A ' , . U nom C32Ji A26 if Members of the Varsity Cross Country Team are, Row I. Mike Wright, Craig Wilson. Row 2: Jerry Ramos, Gene Porter, John Megordan, Norman Towers. Leading the Varsity Team this year were Captain Norman Towers, John Megordon and Jerry Ramos. 88 vo- I T X' , il COACH RALPH ROZELLE JUNICR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY 32 ' fl? T aff 'TE' ON 214: Row I: Larry McMichael, Lynne Davies, Gary Jennings, Dave Marsh, Robert Loop, and Ralph Rozelle. Row 2: Gerald Crighton, Allen Pergrin, Rolf Specht, and Steve May. Finishing first is Norman Towers followed by the rest of the Varsity Cross Country Team. With Coach Rozelle, the timer, the Junior Varsity squad finishes a trial run. 89 VARSITY K-4 y L f-Jul Members of the Crescent League Champs are, Row l: Row 2: Floyd Austin, Al Pepin, Chet Hildebrandt Bob Tom Ovens, Dave Stienert, Bill Abernathy, Karl Mc- Beemiller, Kenny Geary, Eddie Talmage and Coach Cullough, Jim Rocker, and Teddy Bettker. Charles Kane. LEAGUE PLAY 63 South . . . . 32 50 Warren . . . . 38 48 Lennox . . . . . 38 59 Aviation . . . . 26 56 South . , . . 31 67 Warren . . . . 59 35 Lennox ...... ......... . . 45 57 Aviation .......... ..... . . 26 C. I. F. PLAYOFFS 32 Bellflower Christian ........ . . 38 90 11 l - F Coach Charles Kane WW BASKETBALL BILL ABERNATHY Guard CHET HILDEBRANDT Guard TOM OVENS Forward :JL SAJ ED TALMAGE BOB BEEMILLER JIM ROOKER GUGl'd Center Forward -IIQQ With a Warren player guarding him, Chet Hildebrandt scores a tip-in. With the game already in hand, Jim Rooker goes in for a lay up. AL PEPIN Scrambling for the ball with two Warren players are Ed Talmage Cuard and Bob Beemiller. BEE BASKETBALL l l i l i l ee PALPH EMARINE DON HARRIS MARTIN RAMIREZ Cenfer Forward Guard Members of The Bee basketball Team are, Row lf Ron Workman, Larry Klein, Dave Archambaulf, Cliff Clinton, Gary Sangsfer, and Martin Ramirez. Row 2: Don Harris, Gary Jones, Richard Swalve, Ed Wallis, Ralph Emarine, and Coach Neil Peek. 93 VARSITY TRACK 4? V , Row i: Henry Temblador, Mike Wright, John Megordon, Gene Porter, Norman Towers, Bill Blaine, Larry Ramsey, Ralph Emarine, Ed Nicola, Dave Stannard, Ronnie Calvert. Row 2: Coach Don Ruh, Pat Hamilton, .lim Masters, Gary Sutherland, Dennis Bailey, Ronnie Rennie, Bob Bogdanski, Jerry Ramos, David Parker, Loren Vermace, Bill Williams, Bob Beemiller. Taking the task of coaching the A. B. and C frakk Getting a fast start in the 220 are Dave Stannard teams this year is Don Ruh. John Megorden and Mike Wright. M 1 ,, , ii lb Q 7 fxff . V. . ly, . Y k ' Yi i 'Tn-fr I-1-.3-35,-. ,Tj-glam-ggcqggq -qw afyfymwkqwm v IwfF-HT l q'P v ' L' ' Il' f' -my Hr- J 'V ' l NORMAN TOWERS BOB BOGDANSKI BILL BLAINE 880 Hurdles Broad Jump Relay Hugh Jump High Jump DAVE STANNARD 100 Low Hurdles r,iw- ,-QQ' Li.. , 41 LARRY RAMSEY High Jump High Hurdles DENNIS BAILEY High Jump Broad Jump -,,L,.., , ...wry iiveffzf I- .F It .M .w w'Q'w-Q . -gg .- ,wig,g,,..g,1I:,.ralh ,vggaw BILL WILLIAMS Shot Put JERRY RAMOS Mile I MIKE WRIGHT 220 440 no V, Relay 3 Im' --QI . BEE TRACK 'Si 454 Row I: David Fisher, Jim Jefferson, Steven May, Dave Archambault, David Duncan, Ricky Richer, Lewis Whittle, Calvin Medley, Ken Pipoly, Gabie Magabilin. Row 2: Allan Sariego, Gerald Chavez, Pat Wright, Ronnie Workman, Scott Miller, Don Wilson, Gerald Crichton, Larry McMichael, Don Van Greuningen, Gary McKoig, Allan Pergin, Larry Mosher, Clifford Akins, Coach Don Ruh. ga -as 'ek ,V gl ' 96- 11 ! Q. .... - ,, J - 1' 4- lm' il' fi, a le fe -. P. h l A.. , 5 get ww by M' ' Q C f7f7f'g'ef?.+.'-ef Wine 'l '74 , , . FT 2 - t iff' .. L M ff '-Cal- . RALPH EMARINE RONNIE WORKMAN GENE PORTER Hurdles Broad Jump Mile Shot Put High Jump VARSHY' 1 I ,R .f ' ,I f so Y- e Row 1: Curtis Carlson, Bill Smith, Jim Masters, Gary Jones, Lyndy Kurt, Frank Doornbos, Dave Stienert, Bill Abernathy. Coaching the Varsity Baseball team this year is Harold Lavalle. BASEBALL .lim Rocker, Tim Turner. Row 2: Coach Harold Lavalle, Ronnie Rennie fgi5I'4tf, V-ills! .. .,. ,, Catcher, Frank Doornbos, talks to his pitching staff consisting of Ronnie Rennie, Victor Nuanez and Lyndy Kurt. Ronnie Rennie strikes out another hitter. Safe: as the throw by Frank Doornbos to Catching is Frank Doornbos, Ronnie Rennie is too late. FRANK Doomsos LYNDY KURT Pitcher Catcher Outfield Frank Doornbos congratulates Lyndy Kurt for hitting a home run. Lyndy Kurt scores as the throw by Pius is wild. ..- L, . 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V' - 'QHVM . . .K- 5- vlcron NUANEZ JIM MASTERS Third Base First Base Pitcher BILL SMITH Second Base JIM Ouffield Outfield rf X , G JL ' fr L UL L Q' v ' -L Lvl' 'M' 1 . I -4 '1 Q' 1 Ab,,, 1 A - M... .R-,u -2 . .L ,- 5 .1357 L L' L :ff 'vffff' h ,Q A .- - 'W'i:'5 ffff'l 1 ' ' L , ,L 'iff L T' if -- .fuirfnirf L -vw 'ff 'V My Es:w3'e? .. ' lzefbfi 'S J wi-mmf '- 17' f q ' 472 W' 'r ix W GARY JONES Shortsfop Third Bose J . ' 1 s T 1 rl .I -A L Q5 - ,. -f', if P Q., ' Lfff f Q fQf7i 'f,Q. ' -r fw vfi' - ,.ff,.'f 'g.,+-,0'Jf , fL, ?1 ,hp 7, Y V 2 ' ij' -. ' 'I D' 4 :Jing L' Q 'L 1 iQx,,j-Q.. . 'D' -, .mgii . f, H Q-ti, A is 'Q .I Lf 535. 5, ' 1 walk .. -my .1 Y' ' RONNIE RENNIE Shortsfop Pitcher DAVE STIENERT Ouffield !'QfQgffiW9! 7 ' JUNICR VARSITY .f , I .M-ik BASEBALL H Q. , Q -Q- lib A W 4, in 2 Row 1: Martin Ramirez, George Gibby, Walter Buma, Richard Barbee, Arlie Russle, John Lewis. Row 2: Jack Frick, Phillip Castro- nova, Harry Dubin, Larry Keyser, Dennis Lassen, Don Harris. Row 3: Coach Charles Kane, Bud Farkuhar, Ed Talmage, Kenny Geary, Ed Wallis, Larry Morgon, Bob Paulson, 0 COACH CHARLES DON HARRIS Pitcher pl! ,1 nf , 1 G r I s I , Q :Q N -X S' .-.. I N I' . ' :Lan ln! f..r1.. , , . Radu lhllf: gal llyll' Y x..-nn, 9 I WRJ14:lU.Ni'S'5lIl5ZNUL. GIRLS' SPORTS First semester GAA. Presideni Por Caves is seen T lk c ing to second semesTerPresider1T, Anno Nuonez. G. A. A. ,,....M.W. , Y-Uv Members of the first ond second semester G.A.A. councils ore, Row 1: Joyce Boker, Marilyn Bollen, Sandro Broxholme, and Judy Messick Row 2: Mrs. Fischer ,Elaine Gcnus, Nancy Mcrughn, Anno Nucmez, cmd Roberto Fergunson. l , , I .L.l. - Getting the rebound is Cliclene Lloyd while Nicki Treweek waits in vain. Waiting patiently for the ball are Tessie Bridges, Sharon Longuevan and other members of the G.A.A. 41' 4 Q.,-'jf l 1 Q . K 2 , .L - N ', 1 f ' . 3. , 4 A E' Sponsoring the G.A.A. program this year was Mrs. Louise Fischer. . 3 9' V , V ' W J , l . E l 'lt - l t Ji- , fl : . 4 4 - it iii it X . if ' it , 4 ri' i - ia s o W ' sg? '.l il ,, Fighting for the ball during a hockey game are Joyce Baker and Elaine Goss. Represented above are four sports: basketball, Fighting for the ball in a basket- ball game are Karen Jones, Sharon Longuevan and Noreen Knellman. ., ,l. tl volleyball, hockey, and archery. F' : ?4.ifF-F V , ' if ' K -f 71 '55WQ't We elif 2 A ' ' ' M- .,.., -'H fl 51 ,Qi if , L, ,.,. my gg 5 I - -: V , .ggjsg - 'fag l' ' la xv. 4 ' Q 3 Waiting for the ball are Tessie Bridges, Sandra Dale and Janet Shahen. With the ball in the air, Noreen Knelman, Linda Pipoly, and Jean Cornet reach up. Q., 4 . R, 1 05 Kathleen Trought spikes the ball over the net as Noreen Knelman and Tessie Bridges look on. 5 ,W in s , so K -1 , ' L -' Qliel,',g-',x:'- -f4eM,:f.:e3, 7. .Jill 1 , , . f If , Elaine Johnson tries to hit the ball as Sandra Dale and Pam McCune watch. With Sue Foster officiating, Lynn Morgan spikes the ball. 5151 ' 6 ,Ax i A t 3-.4 1, . E, Nw . 'W f. MV g x K EA K ,. Arif' t I Linda Lyons pitches the ball as Elaine Goss gets set to hit. ' i ..., l . A .- . A - MWA. ,I -:srl i Doris Butterfield scored two while Charlene McGrory and Judy Messick try to block. Ready to shoot are Nancy Maughn, Sally Flood, Betty Holt, and Joyce Baker. L. i l . , I - , Serving the ball over the net is Erika Steinhelber. Mrs. Fischer lectures on how to play baseball as Nicki Treweek Sandra Henry and several others listen. 106 ix fri cf :ra ' , 312121- f - W... an--........ M '3..,tW ...p.,. I- v ..-4-- -. A .i !'.. ,g,, ,440 EQ., Comm B... BARNEH CHEVROLET NEwmark1-8641 f K if 5 C ORSAGES -il- sl GAYLE'S FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 815 S. Long Beach Blvd. Compton, Calif. PEARSON'S YARDAGE E. Compton Blvd. Corner of Alameda St. NEwmark 2-6220 . l'v. .l' BRADLEY STUDIO 1133 E. 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A 0 ' ' As I gaze into the thunk of all that has the traditions that' established, phd most ofaall the had on, the EI. Nokhave vvzorked hard, very hard, to the best record .ofyour yeafA'1 DQmingiQz I-ligh, the first and m'ost fqoking back I see h if hard it have been on thegstaff to adjust selves 'to my saying of I 3your copy finished? Good. Now you can your indexing! So let thank you, the staff and typists, for your work because there couldn't be' a staff better than youlin the whole As l ponder some more, Ifsee the wonderful assistance of our advisor Ralph Tarzian. Without his marvelous knowledge of layout and design we have been more lost than we were! v My thanks go to the Production Arts Staff and their wonderful work in the Advertising Department and their superb ideas for the division pages. To the Chris Myron Studios for their beautiful photography and to the other assistance they offered Us, mayl give my thanks. 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