Mark Keppel High School - Teocalli Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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' 'V V. ,r 'L '.,... z 1: ' .-1 - - -1 ' . -. ' ,r ' V V ,4 , 3 '-,a-,V v 5 A 4 V .' - V' .XM 4 v's. , ... ,.. V ' . J' v-on ,, A-f',, ,L 1-4' .-- . .g .. . . V , V VVVV..VL3V'. V ,V VV VV ' .xvg , Q., -,Q ' 1. ,' '--' 3' 3-.fn R . .L . I V- , ,.- V. 1- - ...A- . A V In .VV ffl. , ' 9 5 ,- ,. Q, V451 5 z-i.Va -V-3 35 1 K ' sr -p V u 4 f -,.x '. 1 .. f. wJ:- J... ,.VV. ,V ,-.ne t 9- -. - w' I , 4. ' f --',e .f ' 'H 2 K ,x - - XX 1 'J , K Xljai I 1, .. id ,,a- .I-W ,- 'R--., x X :ff ? 6- M J,.,....-.. db PEGGY HENSELMEIER e salute you . MR. BETTINGER Superintendent of Schools MR. STOKESBARY Assistant Superintendent W Mx , 'W ' X'-S' 1 fx,-I 3 - -Sf?-fx Fx. nh' ,J ex , I 1 gk' It f ' Q V,-gt tft','! f f, - ' f 5, at gtfaffggttgttt M S, - Yfiw.t32't1t'Wf l S 1 2 X 5:.5:iL-f1ft!m:Q.' Ns I X -4 xxui zqgi . ff ... me SMS rj t f ' X 573 1 V 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION: Row 1: Mr. Yellond, Secretory to the Boozrdg Mrs. Patterson, Secretoryg Dr. Brocrdwell, President, Mr Miller, Vice-President. Row 2: Mr. Stokesbdry, Assistant Superintendent of Schoolsg Mrs. Cornelius Inernberg Mr. Neiger, mernberg Mrs. Burton, Inernberg Mr. Bettinger, Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Bruce Lawson Principal J 5 I l f'JI X if . ,X A 1- xv l I From the harbor of Montezuma many Aztecs have launched their different craft into the world's varied oceans and to many lands. To you Who are about to pull anchor may your voyages Wherever they may take you be happy and suc- cessful. lt is my hope that your training and experience at Mark Keppel will guide you through possible shoals and stormy seas into calm and useful ports. 'iq . Mr. Iames C. Peel Boys' Vice-Principal Mrs. Muriel White Visiting Teacher Oy X t Kg? I' 'R f. f . .J .. r H-ar, . -W 1 mf? MKXV s QC: 4 'Nj' sh N K kk , an Agf fx fx N ff.: R RVQYSPJ 1 2.4 j jj 32 3 Q -,', tv gf' .1322 .ij ff' ff r 'f f . .' , JV 0 . rw fo cwest e us iii Vx'-.L ey V . 'V ,Q ,f -rr J, mf far J, f' Cx jg 'ny' 1 .NZM-f 5 f .f , 1 J' U., 6, 1,1 Ai,,,. Uv Mr. ' '4:' A r, r jf' , , r H....... fi? .f 1 ,A 4 , sv' .. I . , My K f ttf, Lf Ve-'X' f-Q hw 2 Pr' ' ,e'-'- R gift! x xx X' ,, Mrs. I. Watson White Girls' Vice-Principal Mrs. Dorothy Bennett Mr. Carrol Rctwson Counselor Registrar am! taught as . Mark Keppel this year has had an exceptionally fine faculty, with many of our teachers returning veterans after serving with Uncle Sam. The position of principal has been capably filled by Bruce M. Lawson, and with the help of Mrs. Ianet White, Girls' Vice-Principal, and Mr. Peel, Boys' Vice-Principal, our past school year has been efficiently and successfully directed. Then, too, our teachers should be proud of the excel- lent help they have given to the overcrowded classes, not only in our subjects but also by sponsoring our clubs. Because of this untiring effort of the faculty, the entire Student Body is grateful. . , llijm , 'N s SEX'-1V 6 ir -- A' X y gf M45 fu, I fi --, 5 5-5 -. I ,x t.,, l 4 K U . I X J , 47' L I ' fl-1 ff. i . X v ti ' .31 ee., L. Mr. Ahrens Ind. Arts Mr. Bonar' Art Miss Coon Language Miss Fine Soc. Science 'X Miss Arai' Sci.-Math. Mrs. Brewer Librarian Mrs. Crismcm Phys. Ed. Mr. Fisher Ind. Arts , Miss Ater English Nlrs. Broirncm Phys. Ed. Mr. Cutlip English Mr. Forster Sci.-Mah Mr. Austin Phys. Ed. Mr. Buck Soc. Science Miss Daniel Soc. Science Mr. Freeman Soc. Science Miss Bacon Language Miss Busher Math. Mrs. Davis English Mrs. Gleason' Oral Arts Mrs. Beaumont English Mr. Christensen English Mr. Dawley lnd. Arts Miss Hager Science Mrs. Beebe' Music Mrs. Cassie Nurse Mr. Dean Ind. Arts Mr. Hannon Math. Mrs. Bergman Phys. Ed. Mr. Cook Bus. Ed. Miss Dixon Home Econ. Mr. Home Phys. Ecl. ximtwmizixis. wi 4... Mrs. Kasner Soc. Science Miss Lee Bus. Ed. Mrs. Malone Bus. Ed. Mr. Murphy English 'Head of the deparimenl Miss Kendall Language Mr. Luttrell Soc. Science Mr. Maruca Soc. Science Mr. Nylen' Ind. Arts Mr. Korns Pho fography Mrs. McKibber1 Phys. Ed. Mrs. Maupin' Horne Econ. Miss Ott Science Mr. Kreinbring Drafting Mr. Magee Math Mrs. McCrecxdy English Mrs. Padelford Bus. Ed. Mr. Kruger' Soc. Science Miss McNeill Language Miss Mitchell Speech Mrs. Padia Soc. Science Mrs. Lampmcxn Home Econ. Mr. Mcxior Math Mrs. Moore Art Miss Petieier' English Mr. Powell Art Mr. Salisbury Speech Mrs. Steinwinter English Mr. Tisdel Printing Mr. Pursell' Phys. Ed. Miss Schubert Art Mr. Strother Phys. Ed. Mr. Townsend Music Mrs. Quinn Math. Mr. Seim English Mr. Sullivan Music Mr. Van Noord Ind. Arts to sal Mr. Ramay' Speech Mr. Seixas Phys. Ed. Miss Tagert' Phys. Ed. Miss Veatch Math. OIZ OUI' OWN Dr. Rees' Language Mrs. Sharback English Miss Thomas English Mrs. Wieben' Bus. Ed. Mr. Rendahl Ind. Arts Mr. Smartt Bus. Ed. Mr. Thompson Sci .-Agri. Mr. Wilson Phys. Ed. , K , 1 fs R SPN mm ww ' f -f E 1 M A 1 S Q2 25 52 y 51 S 2 3 3 i 1 2 N 3 Q fi i 1 W wax! ,:f'JsL, ,,,:',,.-..1i.,,M ...,. ,-. ..,N,.i' mn.. L M: .,., ,, ... JEW LSMNM' , -W s-L., ., Office Staff Maintenance OFFICE STAFF: Row l: Calvert, Bracken, Row 2: Iohnson, Hoglund, Wilson, Major, Bush, Anning, Plocher IRNITORS: Row l: Kotzicxn, Nichols, Suiherlcrnd, Brewer, Clay, Row 2: Durst, Bender, Hcxrnil, McComb, Gcrlcrgor, Henderson. BUS DRIVERS: Houston, Squire, Bender. CAFETERIA STAFF: Row 1: Rosenbruch, Cleland, Winteroucld, Klein, Doncxhoe, Gctrbe. Row 2: Dczhlberg, Lochridge, Larson, Turnquist, Lowe, Means, Hatch. Bus Drivers Cafe Staff ,-.-.Y iffi, f ups- . -- . at Losqf V- Q-1 If . 4 . 1' ' V T, .kg .. 5 V' 51. 9fv .rw N -,JM A-f, 'fa 0 ii L K. Ia 'v . s - t . .. n... . . 't f . ' 7 , ,A . nv -. .- .. f. '.,I- . 5 1 1' 25 '. 4 . . f I- mv, .air-' T- ' ..' '-ff ' .- 1- A . A. ., '-GR. ba' ' 'QF-i-11, 151 .:-,, , 4 I U A ' -T ,' 'ifr- fit! .4 , ' 1 .- -1 '- ME 4' 5' N Ng. ' 9. 'Tj -sa? ,7!!,f:f 1f:f 3-, , f. ,- .ffy . 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'K - ,4 1. - ,.7 U- Q -. ,- ' xv .rx .Y. . 1, ',.,,,. 3:- 1 P. r L t? 1 . bfi, ,I 5 .L A 0. , . .y ,.H ,X H - X-4.Q .i ' f. u J .Y -2 Li. , .-V , ,L C6 9 lzlrteentlz Clvzalr 3 CAST: Rosalie LaGrange, Donna Arentong Iirn Donahue, Iohn Kirnbrog Helen O'Neil, Afton Sue Cloud, Will Crosby, Bob Hassett, Mrs. Crosby, Claudene Wright, Roscoe Crosby, Iohn Schorr, Edward Wales, Stanley Ionesg Mary Eastwood, Marian Gough, Helen Trent, Ianis Iohnsong Grace Standish, Dorothy Clark, Braddish Trent, Dick Trueman, Howard Standish, Ioe Schneider, Philip Mason, Danny Mclntoshg Elizabeth Ers- kine, Anna May Benck, Pollock, Iim Austin' Sergeant Dunn, Ed Pettit. 1 A rapt audience was held in suspense as The Thirteenth Chair , a spine-chilling mystery dealing with the supernatural, was presented by the Senior Class. Action occurs in the home ot Roscoe Crosby, Where a seance has been arranged with Madame LaGrange, a medium, to determine the murderer of a friend. The occupant of the thirteenth chair, Edward Wales, a guest, is fatally stabbed during the seance. Detective lim Donahue is called in to solve the mystery. The linger of guilt points to Helen O'Neil, Whom Donahue has uncovered as Madame LaGrange's daughter. The play ends as Madame LaGrange, convinced of her daughters innocence, discovers the murder weapon and through her power as a medium, tricks the real criminal to confess both murders. W'47 Class Officers Nancy Gates leannette Byrd Ioyce Myers Tom Hamilton Dick Truemcm Mr. Luttrell-Adviser f ,ef ff' W , JPL 1 . 4 Albronda, Alma Qlen, Rcxlpli W 'Andrews MGIICH LEislat1E Council' Commercial Club All Social Committee Bello. Eleanor Sec. Records 61 Corr., Cabinet Scholarship Society Discussion Club Girls' League Bence. Mary Alice Benck Anna May Spanish Club Class Committees , A V-ww 1 ft, Rf X K J. Ifdffkacf JMS W omman ers Giga nop. Kenneth 'd, Ieannette cretary of Girls Eiairrnan Leg. Council 'es. Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y Asiness Mgr. A12 Class I o Blessum. Norman Science Club Chaille, Richard rk. Dorothy Cloud, Afton Sue pl Me--f ffqi-yy --CL if Fiji' ff? 3 If ,Q NHIV ly ff f ,if X41 fi if ima , . ll - f Bringer, Dolores Bush. Herbert Treas. Scholarship Society Spanish Club Keppel Radio Players Literary Society Champion. Ianice Senior Orchestra Secretarial Club Class Committee Cossart, Mary Ecretary of Assemblies Pres. Light and Shadow Secretary of Activities Pres. Senior Glee Club Senior Play Light and Shadow Flag Girl Radio Players Legislative Council All Social Committee 4 . 3 px XX Bushnell, Oris Christy. Tom Art Club Science Club Butler, Gertrude Art Club Science Club Latin Club Class Committee Clark, Ieanne Literary Society Scholarship Socie Discussion Club Cuppari. Carmie Davidson, Verna f M ... . , M. ,L . . ,. .. . , WMWJM , w.,r ,.,....D mg. was , AWD.. ,wi Dinger. Gloria Yell Leader Light and Shadow A Cappella ' Ferguson. lack Hartford. Shirley Houston. Dorothy Dorris. Dick Gates. Nancy A12 Class President All Class Treasurer Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y Sec. of Literary Society Hassett. Bob B Football Legislative Council Light and Shadow Club Senior Play Iackman. lohn Dupont. Iacqueline Science Club German Club Girls' Glee Club Geniella. Florence Literary Society Discussion Club Hawkins. Carol Literary Society Discussion Club Iohnson. Ianis Senior Play Art Club Class Committee Edwards. Beverly Gough. Marian Keppel Radio Players Sec. Light and Shadow Rally Committee Senior Play Henson. Ellen Kimbro. Iohn Senior Play Lead Pres. Keppel Radio Sec.-Treas. Hi-Y Light and Shadow Edwards. Dwaine Haifner. Doris Hewitt. Bernice Science Club Discussion Club Senior Play Band Kurze. Lolita Spanish Club Literary Club A12 Club Committee All Social Committee Elgar. Douglas Student Body Presid Varsity Club 72 Club Varsity Football Hamilton. Tom Houch. lack Laidlaw. Allen - we 's'v 1 llmm- .sgim so , v we lens-133 -A .a: Mclniosh. Danny Myer. Ioyce Spanish Club Chcmticon Tri-Hi-Y Science Club Bl2, A12 Class Secretary Oyler, Robert Rabin, Ann Art Club Science Club Scholarship Society Spanish Club Manzer. Mary lane 2 yrs. Annual Photographer Neville, Ray Owens. Tommie Science Club French Club Rich, Beverly I MFSERYED FOR 90 Moor pojsj flllf Q 1,4 ' . C ,94rfU-'Ml K ,pf ' Y rf M Q Q My ff ' 7 1 ,Y BL it Jn V509 by CU 'l Rogers, Eugene Trueman, Dick B10, AlU, Bll, A12 Class Vice-Pres. Pres. Literary Society 3 yrs. Band C Track Chm. All Social Com. Vickers, Charles Schaeffer, Eugene Strandberg, Doris Girls' League Secretary of Girls Chanticon Tri'Hi-Y Pres. Forensic Club Walker, Beeby . l gy, 174 A 'mv' Q, Schneider, Ioe Science Club Spanish Club Senior Play Sharp, Georganne Wall, Louise Student Dir. Sr, Play W'47 Sec. All Class Vice-Pres. Radio Club Legislative Council Shorr, Iohn ience Club S anish Club Senior Play Seymour, Iohn Wallen, Iirnmy WE! PM NSSY5 f 1-ZW .swarm 1. . -- . mmf 1 nr eww, i WWW ' C MZW I fy 44762 Mililflfffifllwlf f Wil fy MDA! AN fax 1 V ' f , ' y X l Jalling, Gloria Wasson. Warren Whiesel, Mildred Wilberi. Lou Ella Wilcox. Denny Williams. Roger Bl0, AIU, All Class Pres. Science Club All Social Commiiiee Bll Class Committee Liierary Club Vice-Pres. Spanish Club Science Club All Social Commiitee Secretary of Club food, Eva Reekie, Norman Wright, Clqudene Spanish Club Varsity Track Senior Play Science Club Art Club Vice-Pres. Scholarship Soc. Comme,-cial Chlb Legislative Council Opuldl' . Doris Strcmdberg Icrck Ferguson Donna Arenton Doug Elgar mmwmwmw Mwwwwmfximwmmwqsimf- W N wg-:X X V - ,-., ..k.-f.mNv.sq,f.Mmwmm,w.m w -.f-Q-fr: an wwp.ww,mmmmmff:wfmwx.a:. fvwwmm Mary Cossart Afton Sue Cloud Carrnie Cuppari Bob Hassett Outstanding? Ambitious? Superior??? Con- scientious???? Gosh! What Words can We use to describe these campus notables to you Without being too torrnal. Let's just say that they are a swell group ot gals and fellows who have had a hand in making our school activities bigger and more successful. Ray Alvarez Mason Bowen Verna Alari Bob Schultz Q91--Q.-.---.M Q W? gf, . ,,Xg'+ V ersona ztzes L Pud McClain Phoebe Woerner Paul Endy ' Kathy Kidd S'47 Class Officers Phoebe Woerner Betty Mortiri Port Green Betty Olderiberg Paul Winter Mr. Cutlip-Adviser Agar Bob Aguirre Fred Alan Vema Alane Shxrley Allgood. lean Alvarez Ray Spanish Club Editor of Aztec Literary Society Scholarship Society , ,Secretary of Boys Student Body Presic Arens Wade Arnold Bob Aslan Laurie Aztor Margaret Bar1neau,Iune Barrett Eugene Pres, Light and Shar Radio Players IV. Tennis Senior Play 'fit' f- Q.. Beauchamp. Howard Bello.Ierry Bissey. lack Bowen. Mason Yell Leader Secretary ot Finance Iunior Exchange Secretary of Clubs Blanchard. Frances Bowling. Owen Bergo. Shirley Pres. Spanish Club Blaydes. Polly Brackenbury. Bob Varsity Baseball Aztec Staff Varsity Club Bernhard. Paul Bluemel, Ray Boys' Quartet Sr. Boys' Glee A Cappella Choir Hi-Y Club Bradshaw. Don Varsity Basketball Varsity Track B11 Class Pres, Varsity Club Pres. OITl.I'l'lCZfl QRS' Berry. Robert Boulware. Shirley Light and Shadow Literary Society Spanish Club Scholarship Society Bradshaw. Ron Varsity Basketball Varsity Club Bewley. David Bowater. Millicent Commercial Club Bronson. Don wwa n-. Brown, Patricia Chabot, Olivine Secretarial Club Clune, Marianne Cruinrine, Dave Light and Shadow Rally Committee Browning. Io Ann Christensen, Albert Collette, Rose Marie Davis, Tom Latin Club Science Club German Club Ir. Classical League Burress, lim Pres. of Art Club Varsity Club Ir. Exchange, Sgt, at Arms Track Christie, Susie Song Leader All Class Sec. Aztec Staff Comstock, Lena Mae til Dem a. Ioyde Stluggnt Dirl SXr,, Play Talefit Sho - ' lf .. Q Q V . Y . M LX :xii fx lx gi Y ll.. lk Xixll lx 2 Capreau, Dorothy Claridge, Benny Cooper, Bonnie Secretarial Club Band Sec. Band Despart, Tom Carpenter, Nancy Clark, Renee Literary Society German Club Science Club Orchestra Comell, Louis Literary Society Scholarship Society Latin Club Causey, lack Clarke, Stanley Crawley, Barbara Dewitt, Duane Dewitt, l0hI1!XY tiaz, Anita G.A.A. Pres. Discussion Club Secretarial Club Puckett, Bob igle. Bill inch, Robert Dickson, Robert Dunn, Robert Elton, Doris Finke, Lois Rally Committee Discussion Club Song Leader Secretarial Club Dilley, Bob Spanish Club Boys' Quartet Science Club Dominguez, Iohnny Donahue, Ierry Varsity Track Varsity Basketball Spanish Club Sr. Orchestra Duvall, Betty Edgar, Lawrence Edwards, Verna Erickson, Ierry Escobedo, Carmen Felthouse, Margaret Spanish Club Discussion Club Maiorette Forsberg, Lois Freedson, Mary Frey, Dick Fresh. Dancing Club Pres French Club Piano Club Light and Shadow Treas. Duckett, Ronald Ehouse, Mariorie Spanish Club Field, Berlin B9 Class Pres. Forensics Club Science Club Fry, Donald R .. .'f-:- . L 1:14-2 , V ...,.. , Fuentes. Ben Galvin. Ray Gerten. Dawn Glick, Mary Goesch. Bill Glu. Gladys Varsity Track j Girls' League Cross Country I! Spanish Club Discussion Club f B11 Class Com. Laiin Club ' Science Club Gerwick. Icxck Gilbert. lack Goldiarb. Bemard Goldfafbf G901'9e Gilkinson. Margo: Sec. of Literature All Social Com. Tri-Hi-Y Vice-Pres. Ari Club Goodin. Mariorie Sec. of Leg. Couric Secretarial Club Commercial Club Goodman. Bill Goodrich. Margie Gordon. Kenny Gould. Horace Green. Dolores Green. Patricia Greenameyer. Pai Grilles. Eugene Grobien. Sonya Hansen, Duane Harri Holfzcluw. Ed- Bee Football Mgr Spanish Club Science Club lHaug. Helen Literary Society Science Club G.A.A. Hauser, Ruth Pres. of Clef Club Sr,Orchestra Science Club B10 Class Com. Hernandez. Edward Hernandez. Emest Heath. Gloria lean Henisey, Kenneth Hensel, Harriette Henselmeier. Peggy Art Club Orchestra Hooper. Noel Horton. Pat Houston. Bob Houtenbrink. Iohan Howey, VVallace Hunt, ISCIHUS Iensen, Leland Literary Society Q, L. Iessick, Iewel Treas. of Commercial Club Commercial Club Spanish Club ldckmdn, Lovelle Iuckson, Irene Piano Club Art Club lofmis' BellY Ioaquin, Dolores lanes. Betty Art Ed. of Annual Art Club Scholarship Society Secretarial Club Sec. Iohnson, Leroy Ienkins. Varsity Varsity Varsity 72 C Bob Basketball Baseball Club lub Iohnson. Iohn B. Iones, Iack Light and Shadow Radio Players Leg. Council Kephart, Peggy Iones, Norma G,A.A. Secretarial Club Kidd, Katherine Majorette Rally Com, Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y Sec. of Assemblies Iones, Pat Iones, Stanley Iudd, Bob , Kimball, Milton King, Victor Knutson, Duane Keeler, Bill Koetzner, Io Ann Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y Treas. Girls' Leagu Literary Society German Club Kovaly, Paul Kreisler, Eugene Lake, Peggy Levet, Bee Leyrer, David Lieber, Richard Larson, Louise Chanticon Tri-Ti-Y Flag Girl Literary Society French Club Lowell, Pat All Class Com. Secretarial Club Art Club Lascala, Ieanette Lozano, Stella Vice-Pres. Sec. Club Discussion Club Spanish Club sixty 1 ,l Qgee, Robert ' Lust, Karl McAllister, Richard McBride, Polly McClain, Paul McCleary, Dennis McComb. Margaret McCullough, Earleen McDaniel, Betty McKeand, Bob McKenny, Ieanette McMillan, Frances Mahanay, C. E. Manriguez, Margaret G.A.A. Spanish Club urtin, Betty Maughn, Marilyn Maughan, Scott Meade, Kenneth lec. B12 Class Bee Football l?C- Leg- Council Leg. Council JTSTUTY S0CieiY Literary Society B11 Class Com. mdoza, Edith MGYBY- Bill Miller, lack Miller, Ted .rt Club Scholarship Society . panish Club Varsity Tennis Light and Shadow Club Science Club Meisner, Ernestine Pres. Art Club Piano Club Sr. Glee Club Mitchell, Dick Mellor, Bill Molineux, Melody Montez, Helen Morsa, Mary O'Donnell, Flory Commercial Club G.A.A. Montgomery, Doris Sr, Play Band Commercial Club Moses, Bill Oldenburg, Betty Scholarship Society Literary Society Lite Member Scholarship SCienCe Club Pencall, Edwin Class Committees Peregoy, Pearl Mooney, Mary Myers, Ed Ostler, Marie Peterman, Ioan Moore, George Cee Track Bee Track Literary Society Nobile. Gwen Owens, Beverly Aztec Staff Art Club Commercial Club Class Committee Peterson, Charlotte Sr. Play Student Store Mgr. A Capoella Choir Aztec Staff Moore, Glenn Noll, Don Painter, Barbara Petrie, Russell Cee Football Varsity Football Bll Class Com. Morales, Vivian Nordhott, Irene ' Society Science Club Girls' League BIO Class Com. Pauze, Dolores Art Club All Social Committe Plrimmer, Bill Pierce. Floyd Potter. Betty Secretarial Club Commercial Club Beddig. Robert Hohner. lack Pilant. Helen Science Club Spanish Club Class Committees Literary Society Prante. Lois Reinhardt. Robert Rosebrook. Roy Pinto. Margaret G,A,A. Science Club Art Club Price. Nancy Scholarship Society Science Club Spanish Club Class Committees Robertson. Fred Rosenbruch. Betty Leg. Council All Social Com. Usher Club Plechaty. Don Quartermaine. Pat Robinson. Louise Spanish Club Tri-Y Rozzell. Charles Pollock. Betty Posth. Quinn. Dorothy Reck. Lewis Rogers. Roberta Rognstad. Ioe Vice-Pres, Com. Club Scholarship Society Secretarial Club Discussion Club Art Club Latin Club Russell. Robert Rustad. Adeline Ryerson, Hal Ryon, Iohn St. George, Martin Saunders, Carol Schqy, Hg,-ry Literary Society G.A.A. Discussion Club Spanish Club Aztec Staff Schenk, Mary Salas, Carmie Secretarial Club Discussion Club Sr. Glee Club Spanish Club Sanditer, Dolores Satchwell, Bevl Leg. Council Spanish Club All Social Com. Tri-Hi-Y Sec. Schmerberg, Walter Schneider. MCIYHYU Schultz, Bob Scialpi, Antonette Seabolt, Henry 2 ffwf' Q21 ff' Sid' Clan? Siddons. Herbert Commercial Club ,, Sergio, Louis French Club Scholarship Society Literary Society Varsity Track Smith, Ellen A Cappella Choir Girls' Trio Literary Society Latin Club Sergio, Millie Art Club Smith, Marjorie Secretarial Club Sheerin, Pat BIO Class Vice-Pres. Bll Treas. Scholarship Society Sr. Band Sokol, Lawrence Shetron Bob Sr. Bai-iii Hungry Six Springer, Iune Pres. Commercial Cl Secretarial Club Shirley Stevens, Ieanne Stewart, Alan 5' Stewart, Marvin Stillwagon, Verle Basketball Club German Club Sec. Science Club Society Piano Club arie Taliaierro. Belle Taylor. Avon Temple, Richard Secretarial Club Commercial Club Temple, Roy Scholarship Society Stolliker, Marguerite Secretarial Club Tenorio, Tommie Commercial Club Pres. Light and Shadow Annual Stall Senior Play rrell. Arlene Torres, Mary Trammell, Forrest VanderWende, Garry Van Driel. Barbara Van Driel, Patricia Literary Society Girls' League Sec. Science Club Science Club All Class Com. All Class Vice-Pres. Leg. Council n Hooser, Betty Walker, Wilson Wallin, Mary Wardle, Don Warren, Arthur Weber, Hg,-old Photog, Ed of Annual Art Club Scholarship Society All Class Treas. Weyant. Doris Associate Ed, Aztec Radio Club Literary Society Band Vlheeler, Dick Mlilliamson. Beverly Spanish Club Literary Society All Social Com, Art Club Yoshimure. Florence l X White. Arlene Spanish Club Wheeler. Les Whitley. Prebble Vtlick, Clarence Williams, Doris Vfinder, Virginia Winter, Paul Literary Society Art Club Varsity Club r'orensic Club Varsity Track Boys' Quartet Yozhimure. Margaret Young, Dick B12 Class Pres. Woerner. Phoebe Young, Iohn Wolier. Betty Senior Play A Cappella Choir Pres. Yamato. Lillie Clet Club Glee Club Youngs. Roberta Zielberg. Rose Man Art Club All Social Com. Bll Class Com. Usher Club Photog. Ed. ol Annual Latin Club All Class Com. Commercial Club In memory of: Icrck Brownfield A 2 W' - - V f--W ' 7 V WWSQTM www -wbwerwxfvwnw,4f:'3w:z'-.,1. f An appreciative audience was kept in high spirits as the Senior Class presented a sprightly comedy, And Let Who Will Be Clever. The characters were aptly portrayed by a Well chosen cast. The action occurs in Santa Barbara at the swank home of the Griffiths. Mrs. Griffith is excited over the visit of T. Bookington fBookyJ Wells, a rich bachelor, to Whom she is desirous of marrying her daughter Carolyne. Amid this excitement she forgets the expected arrival from school of her children, Io and Bud, who bring home a guest, a swimming champion named Erp. Confusion exists upon the arrival of a distant cousin Arabella, Grandmother Maude's polo playing friends, and many unidentified people who seem to just drift around. Through all this Mr. Griffith worries over his business which is steadily declining. The climax comes when Arabella and Booky fall in love with each other While pursuing lo and Erp Who have eloped. Upon the return of the newly-married couples, Arabella aids Mr. Griffith With his financial difficulties and the play ends with everybody happy. CAST: Linda Griffith, Shirley Boulwareg Wilbur Griffith, David Crumrine, Bud Griffith, lack Iones, Carolyne Griffith, Doris Montgomery, Io Griffith, Charlotte Peterson, Erasmus Rockwell Pennington, Eugene Barrettg Grandmother Maude, Betty Wol- fer, T. Bookington Wells, Duane DeWitt, Arabella Sykes, Arlene Terrell, Fanny, Polly McBride, Fuji, Bernard Goldfarb, Aunt Sophie, Marie Ostler, That Girl , Bee Levetg and Maude's gang, Betty McDaniel, Kenneth Hennisey, Paul McClain, Pat- ricia and Barbara Van Driel, Patricia Brown, and Helen Pilant. V CSj8fLt.OI' Qgjcuttlegutt . . . I 4 7a4Q'4Af1,?Z 04414404 Zmwmj waving X Jxff-7.,f 4JZfwfLA M4141 df Lfzaal 119062151 1x yew? Zfjffff 'AZQQQA-J cfffd 4,543 Q vwvfdfzlfg-Z2 g,CJ iff!-afaf.,4L-x4'fff:j67N-fvffcfL-610' Luca' ' K-'24 W Cfouafv 6 ZA?-Q.a, Lf L6 t L ?ff7A0ff.f6Cf JZ f f f si Q9144 6 ffwf M WW 1 ' ! V If J ' I I '1 1 . X , 9 ffvflibff 71 f U'-:sf-436 l ' ' A ' 1 c Q , 1,l,, Q444,',f Eg! Q ffl i f f f '-P3 fs ' f f' S C fffim Q1 1 . 'K ,' an- Q51 9 WMU WYWJW, LF., -.W ii Q 'ww ,pw PX ,ff Cffify' VA ' ,fgff:f4ff,fQ yf'2f 0Lf fx 47 'Af f Gaptalns . . Q L X ,i ll il 0 Q U . 5 f X N ' U 0 7 I B12 GROUP 1: B12 CLASS OFFICERS: Row 1: Brown Row 2: Chambers, Siringo, Meeks, Giusto Row l: Chambers, Bradbury, Bricker, Buccola, Caringello, Berndt, Bishop. Row 2: Batcheller, Brown, Barsky, Adolphson, Austin, Bick. Row 3: Butler, Cartledge, Allen, Fradella, Browning. B12 GROUP 2: Row l: Christiansen, Collard, Guisto, Graham, Downing, Ellico, Eiherton. Row 2: Davis G., Finamore, Butler, Etherton. Row 3: Dukett, Fry D., Graham, Grimm, Fried, Fish, Buccola. q- .A :,...- Mw.-m1-mm1wli- wiuil B12 GROUP 1: Row l: King, Lewis, Hart, Heintz, Hansen, Hume, Lobie. Row 2: Hughes, Long, Henisey K., Hatch, Foreman, Lowe, Lichtenberger Row 3: Lujock, lffert, Klein, Iackson. B12 GROUP 2: Row l: Myatt, Narens, McPeek, Meeks, O'Dell, Koehrn. Row 2: Miller, Oren, Martin I., Martin B., Nassief, Morrison. Row 3: Rogers, North, Phillips, Perry, Olsen, Miller, Davis. B12 GROUP 3: Row li Tucker, Batchellor, Parrish, Threadgold, Waterfied. Row 2: Case E., Fradella, Fuson, Tripoder, Rutley, Tripple, Reid. Row 3: lffert, Siclcer, Copone, Strurn, Tindali, Holzinger. eaeutenants . A11 CLASS OFFICERS Acuna, Cotten, Lowell All GROUP 1: Bow Bow Row Bow All Row Row Row Row l: Alerich, Adams, Allard, Beilstein, Acuna, Ahlquist, Basenburg, Baldwin, Babbiit 2: Ashby, Arnett, Barkhurst, Beck, Bateman, Aguirre, Arquette. 3: Aranda, Anderson, Brubaker, Brown, Beach, Anderson B., Andoe, Gunning. 4: Arnbrecht, Acuna. GROUP 2: l: Bolton, Beresford, Borash, Brainard, Bond, Bello. 2: Browning, Blake, Baker, Blaisure, Buck, Bland. 3: Bowling, Brandrup, Bush, Bose. 4: Bustillas, Bussell, Blakeley, Bernasconi, Wolferton, :wmv 4115112 ffl ltr l A11 GROUP 1: Row li Coleman, Chason, Cerniway, Caringella, Casio, Bowers. Row 2: Cambianica, Cansler, Cherry, Connors, Cloud, Colderd. Row 3: Cosar, Cornell, Conklin, Corrigan, Bonessa, Capps, Cardenaz. 4 fx fa, J f' All GROUP 2: 3, X Row 1: Dunn P., Dixon, Desy, Dececco, Craig, Dun zari, Dunn M. ' Row 2: Dudley, Dockstader, Deneau, Cross, Cotton, Cuddy. M7 Row 3: Degn, DeCecco, Demeter, Crookham. A11 GROUP 3: Row 1: Ferrero, Ellsworth, Endy, Dowding, Bonds L., Gamell, Fry, Dreifort. Row 2: Eget, Foulger, Fox, Gardner, Erwin, Blakeley. Row 3: French, Garcia, Freeman, Eramberi, English, Fritchle, Bowers, Bonds, Feagans A11 GROUP 1: Row Row Row l: Hoskins, Habeck, Hamann, Haeger, Hawthorne, Horgis, Gutierrez. 2: Haeckel, Glen, Hainer, Goodrich, Gingery. 3: Hall, Gleason, Greco. All GROUP Z: Row Row Row l: Iohn, Ivory, Tones I., Iones C., Hand, House. 2: Hayes, Hastings, Hagerman, Holiberg, Hirsch, Karan. 32 Holmes, Holizclaw K., Hensen, Hunt, Hernandez, lackson P., Keefer l Row 4: Iohnsion, Holtzclaw E., lten, Horton, Iones, lackson B. Q All GROUP 3: W Row li Knecht, Koetz, Kilpatrick, Lanier, Lowell, Kelley, McClure, 1 Row 2: Kurt, Clark, Kirkland, Melick, Lawing, Lee, Laughton. Q Row 3: Mellen, Longo, Kingion, Keele, Mclntosh, Klein. ' Row 4: Litch, Lorenzen, Latham, Kenworth. l i 1 1 All Row Row Row A11 Row Row Row Row All Row Row Row GROUP 1: V V l: Myers, Messina,xMoles, Nelson B., Mendoza, Nelson A. Z: Mott, Moran, Neilson, Morton C., Morton B., Moller, Malin. 3: Nelson lack, Nelson I., Mclntosh, Molnar, GROUP 2: l: Puett, Pinkley, Roberts, Raymond, Hageman, Powers, Stone, Z: Rincon, Parsons, Oxby, Nava, Elmsley, Beck, Prewitt. 3:Packard, Prante, Overholser, Pohle, Houtenbrink, Rasmussen. 4: Reid, Kramer, Kirland, Postlewaite, Parks, Odom, Park. GROUP 3: l: Rush, Schmitt, Rowe, Rutley, Riner, Rister, Roberts, Schrey. 2: Rothlis, Ryerson, Reyes, Raya, Sandoval, Richards. 3: Routh, Rich, Sanders, Rognstad, Rider. Redding All GROUP 1: Row l: Simmons, Fincher, Swift, Steniz, Smith M., Swigguin, Stemen, Steppler. Row 2: Siemens, Stewart, Ramirez, Stentz, Stroud, Swanson, Skaggs. Row 3: Scofield, Stewart, Sullivan, Slauson, Silver, Skipwits. All GROUP 2: Row li Turnloow E., Truitt, Vassar, Wallen, Warchot, Toohey, Tang. Row 2: Vanhooser, Warclrip, Taylor, Turnbow l., Valdez, Tyler, Torren. ROW 3: Taliaferro, Walters, Ware, Wall, Tiscornia, Wade, Erambert, Visco, Walters Row 4: Tate, Ward, Wallace, Waite, Walker, Wade, Schaefer, Tennyson. All GROUP 3: . ik e : V How l: Wolverton, Weaver, Wilson,xYarfker,'Williams G., Wooldridge, White. Row Z: Winklemen, Webb, Wilson, Wmkins, Williams E., Walton, Williams B. Row 3: Yocom, Yaking, Waite, Wilson L., Weal, Vickers. Row 4: Zarp, Weiermuller, Williams, Wood, Wilson D., Wilson L. K., Wilson T. fl,Stgfl.S' . 1 ff' f fr 47 . . X 7 if A 1 J fn! 11 , , 1 71' v fl f Mr! r fjnnn, 32- f 1,0110 ' 7 74 , M ,ll f,f,ff4,1n'f Off 407' ff f , 61 ,,xf,f'1f 7- , -w .W , f f Q ly!! ff . LL.4.,!,L5Lf3'L 9 F BH CLASS OFFICERS: K I, ,Lf f, .7 i' 0 t 4 , ROW 1r,We11S 35114-ff' ' l' 1- 1- ft - . Lf! ' 4 Row Z: Dighera, Hanna, Eyers 17 T g H, 'if gf? 'f --f , fr ff -'bow 7 1 1 119.3 ,Ln '71 -2 4 4f , f - I 1-if MH' , J ' , : M , L, fg, , JQLL174 Q v 1,7 , A B11 Gnoup 1: far-5-,gf .,!.,gaL.L.fT 41 49 -15 f Wg Row l: OrrelK Washarn, W QM 'b, R i es. L l 'fs f 'T ' Row 2: Forresl lohnson, lrwoj, e 12, bcflfiebgr, M rowy Af Row 3: Vigare, Platzer, Mc verv e , , nna,.M'1l yi , ebb, Wgiis. ' ' How 4: Willoughby, Lebegf L? 'JU in if H V Cf? ,Y fwll. B11 GROUP 2: A ff' , Row l: Dighera, Dillingham, Davison, Cecil Botsko Giarclina, Kalafaiis. .flrfp Qgj-4.2 Row 2: Bowlcm, Courtney, Franklin, Ford, a c , Escher, QI' Row 3: Bick, Bowers, Gould, Eyres R., Bangs, G., Burns. N 497' xx x .F -- ' , icfslulomen . A10 GROUP 1: Bow l: Adamson, Betrue, Barker, Barnes, Alti, Alarie, Baker. Row 2: Barton, Adams, Bernhard, Akers, Albronda,Beisse1. Bow 3: Baldwin, Baisley, Barrett, Arambel, Bailey, Banker. A10 GROUP 2: A10 CLASS OFFICERS: Bow l: Foreman, Doyle, Emmons, Dye Row 1: Brock, Bruhn, Brown I,, Borden, Brown I. A., Bost, Bowers, Butt. Row 2: Bailey, Blankenship, Burriey, Boregard, Bisaar, Burke, Bunch, Brown B. A. Bow 3: Boiselle, Brown I., Bordier, Best, Brown B. U. 4,1 A10 GROUP 1: Row 1: Charles, Crowell, Cuellar, Carrillo, Clyde, Carter, Caulfield, Cupp, Clark Row Z: Crowson, Coovert, Coldren, Cherns, Chandler, Coleman. Row 3: Comstock, Cirone, Courtney, Coppi, Corzine, Buynum. A10 GROUP 2: Row l: Boyle, Dilley, Carey, Dodge, Davis, Delgadillo, Dufel. Row 2: Fisher, Dominguez, Davis, DeCeccel, Durst, Duffy, Dye. Row 3: Cambianica, Dessert, Ditternre. A10 GROUP 3: Row l: Fish, Frey, Escobedo, Essen, Funstra, Ditommaso, Fisher, Fleming. Row 2: Folkerson, Fradella, Porch, Edmunds, Emmons, Forbush, Burke, Acuna. Row 3: Frame, Feninger, Esswein, Duer, Etherton, Foster. A10 Row Row Row A10 Row Row Row A10 Row Row Row GROUP 1: l: Harstad, Hamilton, Giles, Gecsy, Caspravitz, Gulley, Hatch, Armour. 2: Hart, Greco, Gorrel, Hass, Hammerquist, Granl, Gladding. v 3: Graham, Galbraith, Griffin. L GROUP 2: l: lllert, Houtrow, Hayner, Hogue, Hernesrnau, Hawittl 2: Ivie, Hobbs, Holt, Erwin, Horst, Henisey, Herrmann, Hillis. 3: Holguin, Hutchinson. GROUP 3: l: Kazda, Knox, Kromschroeder, Kerwin, Kennedy, Keeran. 2: Kulla, Iackson, Iones I., Iones B.,'Iones K., Hunt, lanes. V K U 3: Kerwin, Kaupke, Koontz, Iohnson, Kiplinger, Kiger, Kerth, Ienkins, Iohnston. A10 GROUP 1: Row Row Row 3: Row 41 A10 GROUP 2: Row l: Peterson, O'Neil, Orrin, Petersen, Letarte. b A Q Row 2: Patrick, Overholser, Palmer, Memoli, Martin,'Pates, Oswald. Row 3: Parker, Neal, Magusin, Ostling, Peterson, Mattes. ' ' ' A10 GROUP 3: Row l: Richmond, Parker, Schultz, Pix, Redding,fRos'ebrook, 'Seeger I, 2: Marino, Knobel, Peterson, Mlekush, McCorkley, Lee, Love S. Moulton, Martinez, Martin D., LaMonk, McPherson, Lieber, Muller. Marsh, Madsen, Martin I., Memoli, Lent, Lortie, Martin N. l: Murphy, Gough, McCoy M., McCaiferty, McKinley, Nassief, Love M. - ' ,- 1 How 2: Schumacher, Richards, Pierce, Poeppel1'r1ier,'Russell, Pujol, Poblehof' 'V', V i,i,iq,' Row 3: Pirdy I., Rader, Ramiraz R., Porter 'Pollardf Robinson D.'P'., Senter, Robinsonfpfi A10 GROUP l: Row 1: Sherwook, Singleton, Stephens, Stanley, Sita, Strathman, Sigler. Row 2: Sterkel, Robbins, Spangler, Straley, Sharp. Row 3: Scott, Stillwagon, Stemen, Stafford, Saymoure, Flugg. A10 GROUP 2: Row 1: Witz, Tarin, Sulton, Throckmorton, Tindle, Sundquist. Flow 2: Yanase, Woolsey, Van Luchene, Watt, Stroud, Walraven, Taylor. Row 3: Vander-Wende, Vanderbush, Vowter, Van Vuren, Tennyson, Sabella, Thacker A10 GROUP 3: Row Row Flow Row Redding, Webb, Vogeleang, Youngs, Wenner, White, Wutke. Walker, Wilcox, Wilishive, Ward, Wheel, Stevens, Williams H., Wright Wilson, Wrightgweberl Winter, Weidner, Taylor, Wilson. Yohe, 'Whitneyf-K-M f n vQ irnm1 eu arrant Cqfjqcers B10 GROUP 1: Row 1: Patterson, Pollcrri, Springman, Strandberg, Weis, Smith. Row 2: York, Weaver, Santos, Reaney, Ries, Roderich, Watkins. B10 GROUP 2: Row 1: Iohnson, Koetz, Kozlow, Iames, Balch, Martin, Lamont. Row 2. Gardner, Burgoine, Ford, Gebauer, Mevill, Barker, Iohnson C., Bogart. Row 3: Beauchampwrludd, Letourneau, Blake, Benson, Grinn. mg 80471811 . A9 CLASS OFFICERS Ursa, Ballock, Neal A9 GROUP 1: Row 1: Beck, Baisley, Baieman, Argo, Baldwin, Allen, Armstrong. BOW 2: Behr, Adams, Baldwin, Ballock, Baty, Azior, Anson. Row 3: Barrera, Anderson, Bassett, Berry, Baldwin, Atchison. A9 GROUP 2: Row 1: Brice, Blackson, Buccole, Best, Burton, Bradby, Bonds. Bow 2: Blakely, Burlingharn, Chandler, Bernstead, Bonin, Bowckus. Row 3: Caringella, Brandstatter T., Brown, Brock, Berry, Brandstatter F., Buckles. Row 4: Beresford, Boyce, Barthel. m vwU'-X'vzmmspv1l:iB. u fmA Q xmswwwf.,m f1m kA fra., A9 GROUP 1: Bow l: Carman, Chitwood, Buck, Chichura, Bells, Colier, Christie. Row 22 Case, Clayton, Cisneros, Carpenter, Carver, Carman, Baker, Row 3: Carter, Brandt, Clements, Cannon, Butler, Brown. Row 4: Brownell, Casper, Bushnell, Campbell, Butler. A9 GROUP 2: Row l: Carpenter, Connors, Coulombe, Davidson, Dane, Cottrell, Curran. Row 2: Curtis, Davis, Cross, Coyle, Cummings, Cunningham, Colver, Crowell. Row 3: Collins, Dattola, Colvin, Cross, Crider, Cummings, Day, Conklen, Davis. A9 GROUP 3: Row l: Dowell, DeGrazia, Dorricott, Enright, Durst, Brown, Dun. Row 2: Ellis Betty, Baldwin, Ellis Beverly, Bolen, Patterson, Douglas, Carpenter, Degn, Desy. Row 3: Douglas, Duren, Ens, Evans, DeMascio, Dunks, Duncun, Estrada, Cervantes, Escobedo A9 GROUP 1: Row Row l: Foley, Ford, Frain, Galvin, Gill, Franklin, Fry. 2: Gillette, Geniella, Freeman, Fisher, Gibson, Fincher, Godwin. Row 3: Glick, Fish, Belvin, Gilmore, Glassbrook, Fields, Fruth, Genovese. A9 GROUP 2: Row l: Hayes, Gomez, Hager, Goss, Gould, Hawkins, Hastings. Row 2: Hicks, Gleason, Harmon N., Hamilton, Grajeda, Gomez, Hart. Row 3: Gomez, Green, Hemingway, Hensler, Gratney, Hall, Goss, Henessey. Row 4: Haines, Harmon E., Griffith, Hillis. A9 GROUP 3: Row l: Horst, Hernandez V., lliff, Hyslop, Hesse, Holcomb, Hubbert. Row Row How 2: Hopkins, lvie, Herman, Iohnson, Irigoyen, Hernesmaa, Hunt. 3: Hernandez A,, Henderson, Huetinck, Henson, Hicks, Iones F,, Iones E., Kimbro, Holzinger 4: Hibbard. Q Q 2 3 F A9 GROUP 1: Row lt Parsons, Phillips, Padilla, O'Neill, Phillips E., Peterson, Neal. Row Z: Palmer, Nishida, O'Brien, Noriega, Pearson, Norwood, Nelson, Narrse Row 3: Ptirrrnan, Owens, Oyler, Perez, Nobile. A9 GROUP 2: Row l: Roberts, Poe, Richey, Pitter, Powers, Rider, Renchart. Row 2: Riggio, Rasmussen, Henry, Posth, Ralphs, Pilant. Row 3: Richardson, Redding, Poe, Robinson, Robertson, Reinhart Row 4: Pullen, Rasmussen, Rhodes, Ouintanar, Richardson. A9 GROUP 3: Row l: Shoemaker, Schmidt, Rohde, Roe, Simpson, Ruge, Schirmeister, Sloane Row 2: Rodriguez, Schenck, Schoeni, Ponpey, Sanderson, Seright, Schreiler. Row 3: Schuman, Sozar, Schall. g A9 GROUP 1: Row 1: Smith B. I., Summers, Sullivan, Smith B. M., Sparks, Sweeney Solemon Soren en Row Row 2: Smith I., Smith W., Smith S., Storm, Stewart, Stonekey, Spoonmore Spellman 3: Strang, Styers, Stuart, Stephano, Swanson, Smith W., Straley Row 4: Starrett, Smith R., Sokol. A9 GROUP 2: Row l: Thomas, Templeton, Tanner, Torue, Tinkham, Thomas, Rone Vasquez Tyler Row 2: Roselauf, Tierney, Ursa, Tracy, Thayen, Taylor S., Timm, Trlpodes Row 3: Tullgren, Truitt, Taylor C., Vurpillat. A9 GROUP 3: Row l: Wiesman, Zellrner, Ward, Zellmer, Vfeiss, Weyer, Willis. Row Row Row Z: Wooldrige, Wassel, Wood, Wray, Wal, Whittington, Wolfer 3: Wall, Pinchott, Weaver, Ware, Winter. 4: Wiggins, Waelbrock, Wyatt, Wokoyama, Wollard, Wood. Gaoin Qoys . 2ND SEMESTER A9-B9 OFFICERS: Sweenie, Richey, Templeton, Myers B9 Group l Row l Bouer,: Forlow, Boughmon, Chopmon, Ellis, Bick, Coles, Conodo. Row 2: Brodshow, Dunn, Dyno, Bools, Flonder, Breon, Eiloncl. B9 Group 2 Row 1: Lo Cosello, Modsen, Iohonnsen, Leber, McGrew, Le-Nior, McPe-ek, Miller, Ilolve, Mendle. Row 2: Miller C., McCullough, Loynd, Iockson R., Miller K., Myers. B9 Group 3 Row 1: Storrett, Peters, Russo, Peno, Smith, Porker, Woll, Roach. Row 2: Stillwogon, Tolmcm, Young, Pruks, Stentz,Rol:-bins, Smith, Schroder, Noydo, Throckmorton All GROUP 1: Row l: Miller, Moreno, Valenzuela, Schlegel, Patterson, Winn, Betsworth, Row 2: Grimaucl, Davis, Bass, Shennefield, Lauricella. All GROUP 2: Row l: Tullgren, Nelson, Kiertzner, Acosta, Miller. Row 2: Holleron, Mangana, Schaefer, Barisic, Pickering, Platzer, Bectel. Row 3: Kelly, Warcott, Serbon, Schirrniester. A10 GROUP 3: Row l: Naylor, Cone, Oren, Carey, Broclhag, Foreman, Marcott, King, Wright, True Row 2: Myrtue, Stewart, Wilson, Sundquist, Mack, Sullivan, McGee, Bergman, Shroder, Iancich. Row 3: Dohle, Scialpi, Sands, Lawrence, Huff, Butte rs, Davis, Laidlaw, Cobb, Merriam. Row 4: Bronson, Ridge, Griesbach, Rosen, Floths, Meyer, Horris, Reed, Faulkner. R9 GROUP 4: Row 1: Arnst, Moses, Lopez, Dwamija, Russell, Smartt, Keele, Gustafson. Row 2: Perez, Casler, Maney, Zelinsky V., Fowler, Zelinsky A., Iohnson, Kimbro, Myers. Row 3: Johnson, Gaines, Gautschi, Williamson, Taylor, Iavicoli. campus Glzaracters The campus characters are strictly characters. Any resem- blence to persons living or dead is purely coincidental. We Won't accuse our campus characters of being crazy, but it has been rumored that they are a little oft the beam. Whether or not they could be considered an asset or a liability to the school is debatable. 5 The situation becomes alarming due to the tactxthatfgggyll I We number of these personalities increasesxf i , ri Wt jf, J ff Wi Mlftt W 'tl?btiWWi,,f,llslViV M WQA is Bo1rBa11eek, A9 jk! -f 'J X f Rollo Anderson, A11 lay Bracken, B12 1 1 WV Y ' I . .J Q H A gg, lim Keith, A10 Gene McEver, B11 i , if ..f, ,Q -, , I i 4 wawf-Q-Y. ,M , L z., v- D' 41.4 1 J X, 2. 4 , 7:- J' ,fLx ,na W 59- ,Q-A ,f llfll, - I 1 fi' .vi-H.lT': If , .. S-, ' V 'A 1 .ap 1 fsszifff . . 11. H 'V - Sv ,I ,LW , - - ,A ,f -K 5, x 1 fi-m,11rC'W'3 '-' ' J 4 gfwf , ,, A U I ,., N . Qzlfj W- fl I- A, 3 .5174 '51, .gifrn ' ' dv-fl W I 1 4:21 'r-if? S 1 1.1 :iw ,Q 1 , ,, .. A Tix. N 1 W Mg 3 ,, X Y Rigs? M 13 :gy . 'Xi x ...,.. WMS K Q xg R Q X 3 N fx xy W x 'ffm' ' , A , 3 M ' 42 W i '51 ' 2 ggi ,gb -SX arsitfg Cgdootoafl Fred Aguirre LT lack Ferguson RE Paul Endy LG Eugene Ballock Bob Ienkins Dick Moran Howard Beauchamp T T B G Doug Elgar Ierry Cartledge Iohn Dominguez Wynn Weaver RT RE LE C Iohn Parmenter Q, Kenny Olson Ioe Visco Bill Reeder C i G B LHB ll Lee Phillips RHB Dick Young E Al Karan B E' war' wifi? .0 I rl M' f , , UA N NE! 1 ' I JP I , 1 :Q Mffvwfjilf lwlljyvl W by fs .1 A th A fa' ,J H 1 If V G, GV F , I JV! ,' U . af J CJ' I - My ff' uf I 1 I , ' jf K, M Ml Y f L 1 x ' N ' U A UN ff ,J b' Q' Pud McClain Paul Hatch Herman Esswein Louis Reck Ray Laughton QB E LG G RE Bob Wolverton Carl Forrest Dave Leyrer Ierry Erickson Ray Letourneau ,RHB RG RG FB RT Claude Cotton LT Tom Garcia C Ray Lorenzen E Ray Mott E Ernie Hernandez B Dick Reid B lim Sanderson LHB Bob Allen LHB FIFTEEN SENIORS GRADUATE FROM '46 SQUAD GARCIA WINS. .FIRST STRING C.I.F. POSITION That last touchdown was made by center Tom Garcia, who intercepted the pass on the 31 yard line, and went over for the touchdown. Nice blocking by Fred Aquirre, Bill Reeder, Doug Elgar and Dave Leyrer aided in setting up that score .... The teams are set for the conversion. Bob Woolverton will hold, Garcia will do the kicking. The ball is down, up in the air, the kick is good and the score now in the third quarter of this ball game is Keppel 21, Santa Barbara G. So it was-the excitement and color, the thrills and heartbreaks of another Aztec season were commonplace at the old Alma lJia.er and went to make up the enjoyable moments of Keppel football in l946. With the return of Iohn Seixas and Ed Austn to the Hellman coaching staff, what could have been a season of dismal defeats was turned into a fairly successful year for all concerned. After a quick win over Iohn Muir's Mustangs, the Keppel crew of powerful line- men and some fair backs met their exact opposites in South Pasadena. The locals succeeded in pushing the Tigers all over the turf but were unable to conquer SP's Buffington, therefore they were defeated in the closing minutes. Then followed an upset defeat presented to the Aztecs by the El Monte Lions, who won by the margin of a safety. Three league teams, Whittier, Long Beach Poly, and Long Beach Wilson, were next on the Maroon schedule, and our Keppel eleven, emerged from these struggles with a 5072 average, one win, one loss, and a tie. Excelsior and Santa Barbara followed with the home town crew looking better all the time. They won both tilts. The big undefeated C.l.F. champion, Moor, loomed at that time, however, and Keppel fought but fell to their yellow clad rivals. So ended the season, four wins, four losses, and one tie, with lots to look forward to next season. Coach Seixcts Coach Austin .i Cggootball gf' W I. V. FOOTBALL: Row 1: Aranda, Holmes, Stafford, Wells, Strange, Martin, Latham, Royal, Miller, Washko. Row 2: Walters, Brown, Bechtel, Toohey, Siemens, MacPherson, Degn, Overholser, Wick, Ballock Coach Dawley. Row 3: Parrish, Perry, Rider, Vawtor, Miller, Tallman, Wright, Frey, Holzinger, Keenan, Eyres. gootoall amps .Mk if . I- An BEE FOOTBALL: Row l: Stewart, Croiison, Cloud, Chernofliternasconi, Hrcfizdfd, Weal, Stewai BBW 2: Coach Wilson Cardenaz-Trainer, Poe, Styers, Brown, Stewart B., Homes, Anderson, Iohnson, Brown N., Keith, By- num, Holtzclaw-Mgr., Bassett-Mgr. Row 3: Escher, Beach, Greco, Bordier, Batcheller, Robinson, Mel- len, Hemingway, Fields, Jenkins, Weaver, Dye, Burns. Row 4 Thomas, English, Mitchell, McEver, Bus- tillos, Pohle, Holtzclaw, Perry, LaMonk, Loy. LEAGUE CHAMP BEES ARE BIG TEAM IN C.I.F. BEACH, BORDIER, IVIITCHELL. BROWN GAIN LEAGUE HONORS Blynn Wilson, head coach, looked slightly down cast when his boys dropped their first game to a mediocre Compton crew. There were very few of these expres- sions gracing mentor Wilson's Visage during the remainder of the season, for just as soon as Bing Bordier, Bob Hunt, Iack Greco, and Byron Batcheller started snagging passes from Norm Brown, as soon as Dick Beach, Ed I-loltzclaw, Captain Dick Mitchell, Gerald Hazzard, Iim Dye and Bud LaMonk started opening holes for backs, Bill Styers, Gene McEver, Bob Bersanconi, Bob Perry, lim Brown and Ben Bustillos, they clicked . Consequently, when Wilson's modified T and box formations were thrown in, the boys systematically ran over everything in the Pacific League. Following the Compton loss, the Middies tangled with South Pasadena, and suc- ceeded in tieing the Bengals. El Monte followed and although the Lions had whipped the South Pasadenans earlier in the month, the MK. representatives ran wild and won easily. Defending title holder, Whittier, fell to the Hellmanites and then the local pad- clads slapped down both Long Beach institutions, and edged undefeated Excelsior to win the championship. Then, for good measure, they kicked the mighty Moors' bees all over a rain soaked field to complete the season. ee Cgdootoall CEE FOOTBALL Row l: BQ:-QL Sturn, Iohannsen, Wilson, O'Sullivan, Beauchamp, Beall, Iackson, Kimbro. Row 2: Vur- pillet, Sti wagon, Purdy, Iavicoli, Tullgrin M., Harmon, Baisley, Frey, Holquin, Richardson, Carnbi- anica, Master on. Row 3: Merrian-Mgr., Meazell, Bailey, Tullgrin C., Pompey, Winter, Mahaffev Gabbalth, Meyers, Boyd, Kiplinger, Cambianica, Thomas-Asst. Coach. Row 4: Henry, Mata Sanderson, iller, DeMascio, McGlothin, Ararnbel,Iones, Strother-Coach. STROTHER-COACI-IED TEAMS BOAST 19 WINS, 8 LOSSES. 2 CHAMPIONSHIPS STILLWAGON ELECTED CAPTAIN BY TEAM AFTER SUCCESSFUL SEASON. lust another little Keppel Cee team took to the field this season. lust a bunch of little guys who wanted a chance to learn and execute the arts of the grid sport. That was one half of the Cee football squad's combination for the 1946 season. The other half was Coach Strother. Ably assisted by I. W. Thomas, Strother whipped his boys into shape just in time to see these fellows whip Whittier in two games. Continuing to use Strother's newly adopted offense, the double wing, they were overcome by Excelsior in two tilts. The loss of the first game set a record, as it was the first loss suffered by any of Strother's Cee teams since the middle of the 1944 season. The Cees definitely hadn't completed their contests yet, and in their final games they trounced the Alhambra eleven in a pair of thrillers. The second game was played during a cold wet drizzle, and we saw the little Aztecs turn in their finest game of the season as they ran and passed to a decisive victory. W W N arslty Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL Row l: Coach Wilson, Don Bradshaw, Iohnny Dominguez, Morrie Ramirez, Bob Ienkins, Bob Qcligllz, Row 2: Larry Edgar, Ron Bradshaw, Tommy Garcia, Art Warren, Bill Goodman, W.ad'e'7SEnS. Q Row 3: Paul Hatch, Wynn Weaver, Ioe Erwin, Hal Sampson,Kenneth Hall, Ed Hookstraten. 23? SW L NS? '51 W Yi C 51 M' 'V 5 W1 5 1 W if WW 'Q 13 L Nmlff irf TERRIFIC VARSITY CAGE SEASON ENDS AS DOMINGUEZ, BRADSHAW RECEIVE HONORS And there's another one! An interception by Guard Bob lenkins of the Aztecs and Keppel takes over again. There is a pass across the court to Iohn Dominguez, Domin- guez sets, can't shoot, passes it to Captain Bob Schultz. Schultz drives around a screen set by Morrie Ramirez, fakes a shot, fires a bounce pass to Don Bradshaw. Bradshaw is clear, and he scores! So ended the most unusual cage season in Keppel history as the Keppel Aztecs, look- ing unbeatable in the opening games, Went completely hayWire during the middle portions of their league season, and lost all chance of a championship. Then in one of the most valiant finishing season spurts, the Keppel crew Walked over league leading Al- hambra and went the next day to the Beverly Hills Tournament Where they outscored highly regarded Cathedral, Whipped unbeaten Santa Ana and not only left the tourna- ment with a well earned fourth place award, but were presented a trophy for the most sportsman-like team in the tournament. The annual sports staff salutes this typical Keppel team, a team of sportsmen, and also Guard Iohn Dominguez for his selection on the all C.l.F. second team for the season. Keppel Keppel 48 Iordan ,,,,,,,...... 16 38 Excelsior .. 46 L. A. Wilson ....... ..... A lhambra 55 Monrovia .......... El Monte .. 39 Glendale .,.,............ .,... W hittier .... 34 South Pasadena Poly .i...... 43 Montebello ...........i ..... W ilson .,.... 37 Hoover ,,,i,,,.,,,,i,, ,,... E Xcelsior .. 3U Ventura i,............ Alhambra 30 Santa Barbara .. Santa Ana 33 El Monte ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,., C athedral 46 Whittier ,.......... Compton .. 42 Poly .......... Anaheim .. 49 Wilson ....,.. TXQZWVM' VV'V M MW'fV 'M W N M wh-H-N' ee Qrzsketball VICTORIOUS BEE BASKETBALL TEAM STARS MILLER, THREADGOLD. BRUBAKER Led by the two potent forwards, Bob Miller and Frank Teeb Thread- gold, and the scrappy little guard by the name of Brubaker, our Bee Basketball team enjoyed a very successful season. Alternating at the pivot spot were two capable cagers, Ierry lten and Bob Stuart. Filling thefother gugd spot rigs Bob Dllnn. ww, ,my ,f W Finding their shooting eye, midway in the season, the middleweights rolled to victory after having pre-season defeats. Coached by ex-PFC Ed Austin, our Bees won 6 games and lost 5 games. Also showing their stuff on the hardwood this season were Harold Webbe, Don McClain, and Ray Rohrbaugh. . BEE BASKETBALL: Row l: Miller, Clarke, Treadgold, Browning, Webber, Brubaker, Stewart. Row 2: Gleason, Mgr., Dunn, Kiger, lten, McClain, Coach Austin, 'M - ,an - 4. m5f::,W,...g. xf,-Jia. -'s+1wmy,..:w2vL--m- .-1f,:.,q:.- V . G Qasketball TULLGREN, STILLWAGON LEAD CEES TO FIRST PACIFIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP McGothlin, Cesar, Tullgren, Stillwagon and Arambel. To many Keppel- ites those five names might remind one of five little guys who can be seen striding around the Keppel campus during the week. To commander Gil Strother, head of the Cees and Dees for the '46-'47 basketball season, they signified that combination which brought to the Alma Mater its first Cee League Basketball championship with ll wins and only one lose. Captain Marvin Tullgren led his mates throughout their first bang up year playing heads up defensive ball and racking up 88 points. Keith McGlothlin, alert forward, along with George Stillwagon were great assets to the team continually playing a smooth type of ball which kept the team ahead in the close spots. George Arambel and Del Cesar also played a good floor game. Congratuations to Keppel's only Pacific League champ- ionship basketball squad, the Keppel Cees. SCORES-Cee Basketball Keppel Opponents 19 Alhambra ....... .... l 4 if l 2 Monrovia ...,.....,............ '13 42 El Monte ...... .... 2 4 23 El Monte ......... .........,.. l 8 29 Whittier ........ .... 3 2 17 Whittier ....... .... l 6 23 Excelsior ............. ..,. 2 2 l 6 Wilson ......... ..... 1 2 26 Wilson ....,.....,..,...,........., 12 16 Excelsior .....,,, ,,.,, 1 3 'practice game l6 Alhambra ..... 14 ee Qaskethall - ' TOUKTIL GUE SHOW STRENGTH IN CLOSING GAMES Also led by Coach Strother, was the Mark Keppel Dee team which won four games while losing six with three of these by very close scores. Fred Anson and Iim Kimbro were the biggest threat to the opposition offensively While Iohn Henderson and Dick Watt played excellent defensive ball. The Dees were a potentially strong team and occasionally they showed it with decisive wins over strong opposition. Their one sided victory 30 to l7 over powerful Long Beach Wilson in the season final proved this. Jerry Henry, Bud Evans, Duane Chitwood, Merl Gardner, Bob Hawkins, Bob Crider, Hans Sanderson, Ierry Coker, Tom Griffith, Carl Courtney, and Bernie Buck were also Dee squad members. Let's see a better record posted on the Cee squad next year, fellas. SCORES-Dee Basketball Keppel Opponents 19 Alhambra ........ .... 2 9 17 Monrovia ...................... '24 30 El Monte ...... 18 28 El Monte 32 l 9 Whittier ........ .... 2 4 l 4 Whittier ....... .... l 2 9 Excelsior ............. .... 2 4 32 Wilson ......... .... l 7 30 Wilson ,.................... .... l 7 13 Excelsior ......... .... 2 l fpractice game 10 Alhambra ....... .... 2 4 r 5 Q 1 12 is 5? Q 5 5 55 if S 2 E 3 ii 5 Q5 S kurt ' . . Jw Varsity Qaseball W4 -W 3-1 l M WEA ENDY. IENKINS, KARAN HEAD AZTEC -2 'A BALL CLUB IN MOVE FOR FIRST DIVISION M ' 'Luk 'W tr., , 4 -'-0 - pp N A cloud of dust, a streak of a fast ball, the rain of pop bottles, a hearty Kill the Um 1724: pire, the Mark Keppel varsity baseball team rides again. . I at Yes, the varsity nine was riding againg riding the crest of a victory wave which wasgc A6 Ee' created during their practice games. During their last few games, however the t Lg A Pacific group games completed the Aztecs were boasting only one win against two losses. diamond crew d1dn't show their early season fight and so with the first quarter ofIthe1r 'Cv t The boys didn't seem to be very much worried about this, though, for with the re- V turn of Coach Bob Purcell, who had been out because of illness, the Montezumites should move into the League limelight. Leading his team mates was Captain Stan Iones, a third sacker. Another big gun is slugger Paul Endy, who alternates at pitching and right field. Little Al Karan, at short stop, Ben Claridge on the midle sack and Bob Schultz at first complete the infield except for the back sto position which is handled by Bob Ienkins. Hard workers lim S nderson, Bob Wolverton, and Nick Moran have the pasture positions. 4, -' Q., Varsity Baseball Row l: Karan, Ienkins, Frey, Sanderson, Rozzell, Moses, Endy, Schultz. Row 2: Coach Purcell, Iones, Woolverton, Moran, Yocurn, Tennyson, Brackenbury, Coldren, Forrest, Mitchell, Mahaifery, Mgr. . QClS86Cl!l WILSON PREPARED LV. BASEBALLERS They are at it again. That's right. Those hustling junior varsity baseball players are Working out again in preparation tor the l947 season. Coach Blynn Wilson was greeted with scads of talent during his first practice sessions and at this Writing has still not been able to cut the squad to regular proportions. Mort Hermann, down from the varsity seems to be Wilson's big man in the hitting department, While other members of the talented group include Angelo Mangana, loe Cirone, lohn Tennyson and Ray Mott. At this time the boys look good and should do well in their games this year, as they have all the needed material to do it. Only time will tell, however, and We can't take time now. I V BASEBALL Row l Frey, Herrman, Breon, Vigare, Barton, Cirone. Row 2 Coach Wilson, Coovert, Bence, Mott, Tennyson l., Parrnenter, Burger, Mangana, Baccst, Mgr. ijarsity Cgrac VARSITY CINDERMEN ARE PACIFIC CHAMPS 6 RECORDS SET IN AZTECS' GREATEST TRACK YEAR Wow, what a track team Keppel High is sporting this year! We heard about them earlier this season as to their team strength and all-around power, but all this was hard to believe. Well, we're watching those Pacific League Champions today and believe me they're something. This Don Bradshaw has lived up to all his notices a truly fine high and low hurdler. These two field event aces, lim Burress in the pole vault and Morrie Ramirez in the high jump, are nothing but great. Gil Strother has done a very good job in conditioning these two boys. For that matter, there have been very few squad men who haven't gained from the instructing of Dean Strother. Bruce Anderson was definitely Big Gun in a league which was loaded with sprinters. Not only did the Aztecs cop league honors, but they succeeded in coming through with a high fourth in the A divisionals and a runner up second in the Bees. Records broken were numerous. Here they are: 440-Mannie Ascosta, 52 sec. 886-Iohn Dominguez, 2:03. 180 yd. low hurdles--Don Bradshaw, 2U.l. Pole vault- Iim Burress, l2 ft. 3 in. High jump-Morrie Ramirez, 6 ft. l in. Broad jump-Dick Oren, 21 ft. 8241 in. Congratulations to this great Keppel team, the first league track champs in Keppel history. Keppel Keppel Santa Barbara 31 73 South Pasadena 37 67 Excelsior l6 88 Whittier 37 67 Alhambra 27 176 76 576 El Monte 28 76 Excelsior Relays lst L.B. Poly 41 172 62 l72 Brea Relays 3rd L.B. Wilson 47 273 56 173 Pacific League Finals 2nd-47 pts. Coach Strother Morrie Ramirez Bruce Anderson Don Bradshaw lim BUYIGSS Iohnny Dommgue , Dave BSWIGY Paul Winter Manuel Acosta Fred Aguirre Bob Allen George Moore Bob Duckett lack Causey Don Olsen Richard Oren Iack Rohner RSITY TRACK: N 1: Hall, Hunj, Willoughby, Oren, Anderson, V,isoo,Weaver, Tinucci, Crowson, Iones, Mgr. Row Z: Rasmus- L, Mgr., Fre'ncH, Carter, Ramirez, Sergio, PraB1te,fGarcia, Bradshaw, Aguirre, Burress, Rohner, Bass, Row 3: mdi, Mgr, Richards, Winter, Moore, Bewleyi Ofson, Allen, Bordier, Mahn, Causey, Platzer, Coach Strother, Row Qcosta, Escher, Harrison, Cotien, Agar, Go Eh, Duer D eti Domin uez. s , 95 I A I Q xr .A gf V , , , Q, 3 ,I R! , BEE TRACK: ' Row 1: Kigor, Keith, McClain P., LaMonk, McClain D., McEver, Turnette, Iohnson I., Wells. Row 2: Fields, Cum- mings, Molonar, Hernandez, Brown, Hart, Foster, Hazle, Row 3: Mgr. Maberry, Bangs, Hemingway, Loy, Schay Holzinger, Radossevich, McKeand, Poblano, Bernasconi,Sterkel. Row 4: Graco, Parker, Kaysen, Barton, Mettler Alvarez, Robinson, Robinson, Ramirez, Yakirnof, CEE TRACK: Row l: Iackson I., Cansen Tallman, Barrett, Henry, Cambianica, Iackson R. Row 2: Galbraith, Vurpillas, Purdy, Winter, Koontz, Burgoyne, Cumis, Palonaris. Row 3: Horst, Mgr., Tullqren, Holguin, Armstrong, Mi1ls,lavacol1, Bers, Hillian, Coach Austin. EQ B89 8' G92 Cgkdfl . ,W , ross ountry amps CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAM TAKES LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP The hearts of the Mark Keppel High School students swell with pride whenever they think of their Pacific League Championship Cross- Country track team this year, or, in tact, any year. Under the excellent coaching of Gil Strother and the very able captainship of Bob Hunt, the team smashed time after time on to victory in the most successful season in our track history. Members of this excellent team are Manuel Acosta, Bob Duckett, Allen Bangs, Paul Winter, Bill Goesch, Larry Mahn, Martin Schir- meister, and Eddy Mclntosh. ln order to reward our team, the school presented each of the boys with bronze emblems. Setting new records at every game, and establishing an admirable reputation in only their third year of running helped the Mark Keppel Cross-Country track team to be recognized as one of the strongest teams in Southern California. Returning Lettermen for next year will be Eddy Mclntosh, Allar Bangs, Larry Mahn, Manuel Acosta, and Martin Schirmeister. 4 We were undefeated in the Pacific League meets and dual meets and the final meet at Long Beach High School. After the Pacific League We played in the California lnterscholastic Federation divisions, and our Cross-country team took second place behind San Diego. Row l Coach Strother, Mahn, Goesch, Winter, Acost K Mclntosh. Row 2 Alvarez Duckett, Bangs, Schirmeister, Kayse , Thacker, Mgr. Front Hunt Captain. 1H9fYifWWM VARSITY TENNIS Row lr Noll, Mgr., Leber, Fox, Miller, Donahue. Row 2: Howey, Butler, Klein, Deshler, Lortie, Coach Horne. arslty iEnni.4 VARSITY NETTERS SHOW POWER IN EARLY SEASON LEAGUE WINS Well! VV hat have We here? See those White clad, deeply tanned young gentlemen wickedly wielding their rackets over on those colorful cement slabs. Those fellas happen to be mem- bers of Coach Reginald Pop Horne's Varsity tennis squad, and say, those fellas are pretty sharp. The Aztecs proceeded to tangle with some of the southland's court greats. Montebello and South Pasadena both handed the locals de- feats. Hellman boys chopped Glendale and then traveled up to Santa Barbara and lost a tight match to the Dons. This tough schedule definitely Was agreeable to the team and they Walked over Wilson in their first league encounter, Were barely edged by a hard driving Whittier nine and in the last match to be covered they trimmed the Moor men 5 to 3. Yes, a fine team, a great coach, and a very good chance to cop the league cup. Keppel U South Pasadena ..... ..... South Pasadena ..... ..... Montebello ............ u .... Glendale ............ ..... Wilson ......... .,... 9 2 7 2 7 3 Santa Barbara ......... ..... 6 8 l 8 1 4 Whittier .,..... ..... 5 3 5 Alhambra ....,,. .,,., I.V. Tennis Row l: Pollard, Bursill, Pujol, Damon, Rasmussen. Row 2: Hull, Walcott, Taylor, Cornell, Iohnston, Sokol, Horne DEL WALCOTT TOP MAN FOR I. V.: HORNE COACI-ED TEAM SHOWS IMPROVEMENT Don't tell me those little punks play tennis! Why, they certainly do. That's Mark Keppel's Iunior Varsity tennis troop, those kids are hot stutt. That's right, the local I.V. outfit really showed a lot of light early this year as they came back from two miserable defeats presented by the South Pasadena Tigers, to triumph over Long Beach Wilson. For the most part it was Del Walcott in first singles and that Ken- Cornell and Gerry Taylor combination in first doubles that brought in the majority of points. These boys along with the rest of the squad looked plenty good enough to give the rest ot the teams on the schedule-Alhambra, Santa Bar- bara and Montebello, a run for their money. Watch these kids next year on that varsity squad. Keppel 2 South Pasadena ....,. ..., 9 4 South Pasadena ...... .... 7 8 Wilson ,.............,., ,,,, 1 9 li cgennls S we C eel' It was a thrilling sight when attending school activities this year, to see pert high-stepping rnajorettes, graceful song leaders carrying huge white porn-porns, and flag-girls twirling White flags, march on to the field followed by the Mark Keppel Band playing stirring school songs. On the side lines energetic yell leaders kept school spirit at a high pitch with their leadership in school yells and cheers. 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When recalling the assemblies ot this year's voyage, we can sum up the situation by saying We hope there Will be more like them next year. Ot course, there Were those traditional assemblies for Armistice Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. Everyone enjoyed the exchange assemblies given by South Pasadena High and Whittier High, and We must not forget that unusual and interesting movie and lecture on America's Wild lite. The Ray Trocke Trio started the year oft right with good music. Assemblies like these were made possible by the tund accumulated by the Activity Cards. This year Mark Keppel had something it has never had before-Activity Cards. These cards entitled us to a year's subscription to the Aztec and admission to the football and basketball games-all this for only 52.75. What a Bargain! Since a small deposit was made last Spring, We had them in time for our tirst football game this Fall. The Cabinet members did a lot ot research and planning to get them for us They visited various schools having activity cards, and from these inquiries, they drew up the plans for ours. New A , r ., ,mfg 4- Q Q ig M Q E 1 in if ' ag, 5-1 ijfyw. QM , 'Y Y w ww:-ww wmzggyf aww WiZ':Efm wid, '4 A531 livin M .-iii' ' ij' lfffiig Q, 35? :egg 5 f VZ r aG ,, W I W'1'FWZx ,' , Jw 'M M IKE:-1EEvI'. 1 g fl W? fn.,-Lfzv - . .,.'Z5 31 if ?i'K ' fm , . ' fi' 4 ,, 2 , . 2 21.1 , ':.:i:: ' F' X , . ..: -t .. Sb ,K M- yy., Q 1 M , M Mzfxfhrgfgigg Mir :A 3,5 , wmww . 2 4 . ., - wmiixzify :..:: ww -'ia ,Nr pw Q, -:ff:.-f::..,:.:g:f.z,::..:. V 2 '.rZ'::1-1:1 ,:- : ,.,.u . .... . . . . ,, wi 4 5 'i , if 3 1 if Q ....., an 5A if 2 Ma X 1 'Mei 15 f fu - ,af 'ff ? -vu 1 f 'M-..,..Q. 5 in Q i 2 Q 2 ' I 5 , 'P 4 : Q 1 . 1 DOUG ELGAR Student Body President lst semester 1ST SEMESTER CABINET: overnment Nearing the close of every semester we in- variably found ourselves at an assembly pre- paring for a snooze - that meant another political assembly was going on. Of course we sympathized with the poor souls struggling through their carefully prepared speeches, but somehow our hearts were not in it. After the hustle and bustle of campaigns and election day were over, the newly elected officers fairly itched for their first Cabinet meeting and to put into effect some of the brilliant new ideas that had crowded homework out of their minds for days. Row l: Dorothy Clark, Secretary of Assemblies, Mason Bowen, Secretary of Finance, Ioe Erwin, Editor of Aztec, Gloria Walling, Secretary of Clubs, Ray Alvarez, Secretary of Boys, Frances Warchot, Asst. Secretary of Finance. Row 2: Eleanor Bello, Secretary of Records and Correspondence, Doug Elgar, Student Body Prexyg Doris Strandberg, Secretary of Girls, Mr, Peel, Adviser, Mary Cossart, Secretary of Activities, Margaret Gilkinson, Secretary of Literature. gli QIU Q Although we may have forgotten some of these people we were convinced to vote for, still they worked a whole semester for our benefit. They planned dances and assemblies, and attended inter-school conferences for the build- ing of student government. This past year was a most successful one, the Cabinet carried out the use of our activity cards, assisted the legis- lative council in acquiring a juke-box to sweeten your lunch and threw some wonderful dances. These are only a few of the many events worked out with the time and energies of that swell group of volunteers-your student body cabinet. 2ND SEMESTER CABINET: Row l: Eleanor Williams, Ass't Secretary of Finance, Mavis Acuna, Secretary of Girls, Frances Warchot, Secreiary of Finance, Margaret Gillcinson, Secretary of Literature, Kathy Kidd, Secretary of Assemblies. Row 2: Ray Alvarez, President, Mason Bowen, Secretary of Clubs, Claude Cotton, Secretary of Boys, Ioe Erwin, Secretary of Activities, Mack Parks, Ass't. Secretary of Literature, Roberta Rogers, Secretary of Records and Correspon- dence, Mr. Peel Adviser, Deon Parsons, Editor of the Aztec. RAY ALVAREZ Student Body President Znd Semester t LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL list Semesterl: Row 1: Kilpatrick, Hart, Goodwin, Sinner, Smartt, Doyle, Kozlow, Templeton, Ward, Gulley, Caulfield, Clark. Row 2: Bradshaw, Wall, Koehm, Longnecker, Iohnson, Kalafatis, Parsons, Rosenbruch, Bond, Bur- ger, Mr. Kruger. Row 3: Erwin, Byrd, Tarin, Craig, Reddig, Sabella, Iten, Aranda, Agar. Row 4: Ballock Miller, Stroud, Styers, Dattola, Kellogg, Parker, Packard, Hazzard, Bangs. Row 5: Sampson, Garcia, Aguirre, Ramirez, Maughan, Brackenbury, Winters, Neville, Quintana, Dunn. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 12nd Semesterl: Row l: Roberts, Woerner, Lee, Kidd, Ursa, Sweeney, Kozlow, Templeton, Watt, Iackson. Row 2: Gulley, Carey, Winklemen, Winn, Iohnson, Adamson, Berry, Burton, Brown, Miller, Barton. Row 3: Hoskins, Alari, Coles, Madsin, Iwamiya, Smartt, Caulfield, Foreman, Kruger. Row 4: Stillwagon, Meeks, Diaz, Tarin, Chewsly, Allen, Kington, Martenez, LaMonk, Loy, Mangana. Row 5: Weal, Longs, Forrest, Fields, Miller, Scott, Garcia, Winter, Stysters, Goodman, Ramirez. The Legislative Council consists of represen- tatives from the B9 Orientation classes, the A9 Fundamental Speech classes, B10 and A10 English classes, Bll and All History classes, B12 Civics and A12 Senior Problems. This constitutes the lawmaking body of our school and with such a well balanced system of representation it is easy to see why every one seems to be happy with our present constitution. The council meets every Monday, alternating as to the period they meet. Last semester it was led by a very able Speaker, leannette Byrd, who did an excellent job and this semester the Speaker was Morrie Ramirez, who also did a fine piece of work. Mr, Kruger is the adviser and is always on hand to help straighten out any difficulties that may arise. lst Semester Legislative Council 2nd Semestei Legislative Council lally Committee Girls' League I Again the Girls' League has had an active year, sponsoring such things as luggage day, which the girls dread and the boys Welcome and a thrift drive with a grand play in reward. ln addition to these activities they were responsible tor the dec- oration ot many of our banquets. The officers and a representative also attended a convention in Alhambra Where they discussed problems con- cerning the girls. Paralleling the activities of the League have been those of the Rally Committee. This organiza- tion Was formed to promote interest and atten- dance at our games and was responsible tor decorating the goal posts. They also originated rnost ot last year's swell songs and novelty yells. ,RALLY COMMITTEE: Row l: Kidd, Fink, Clark. Row Z: Cuppari, Edwards. Row 3: Aclcer, Cloud, Bryd, Martin. Row 4: Barrett, Hassett, Bowen, Ienkins, Cossart. GIRLS' LEAGUE: Row 1: Acuna, Gates, Strandberg D., Koetzner. Row 2: Martin, Myer, Mrs. White, Strandberg I., Siringo, VanDr1el Oldenburg Row 3: Lujan, Petersen. .gztec Staff Without a doubt, this year's school paper, under the leadership of Mr. Murphy, the adviser, has been one of the finest, most successful, and has en- joyed the largest circulation of any period during the history of the school. The first semester our editor-in-chief was Ioe Erwin, and the second semester the position was filled by Deon Parsons, both of them doing a splendid piece of Work. This is the first year we haven't had to bother With Aztec subscriptions to get the paper, as they were taken care of by our Activity Cards. lt is the job of the Aztec staff to report to the students through the paper, all the interesting news items that have risen during the Week. Things like football and basket- ball game reports, school gossip, and topics of local interest. They have indeed kept us Well informed and should be proud of a job Well done. AZTEC STAFF: Row l Grimaud, Freedson, McAllister, Parsons, Schneider, St. George. How 2 Powers, lones, Bello, Browning, Lovell, Tiscornia, Spencer. Row 3 Kalafatis, Tripodes, Brewitt, Brackenbury, Reck. ,wa . L .gi ,H , - i . .. ff 4-QQJ A 2 2-3 gk3lAi'3'T . M , fy?5i? u -'fi M W pegwy ,,., , - , , tiff' ,' 1.11 Y Q A ammffgfi :Q 1, My mggfgeil w523y'd42i, if ' ' K 'E -,nr K , f H K, ,mf ZW.,- y 1 ' 4- 17' V . L 831 .bggfkfuw Q, L1,, V i rmuczl Csbtafly -- , K LO Y 'J G 900+ I , fx , X sff .: nj' - ' I 'f .. i '- x -4 fi. , W ,H fl W ,s A, ie .1 1, r- E K l f ll, h f f'Qf'.L,1 'l' emu. ' HAINER ANNUAL STAFF Row l: Spencer, Bond, Nelson, Ianes, Wallin. Row 2: Neilson, Pinkley, Haeger, Kilpatrick, Stentz, Nordhoff, Sigler. Row 3: Burress, Gilkinson, Youngs, Hastings, Cupp, Hainer, Price. Row 4: Parks, Dunn, Rognstad, Goodman, Miss Lee, Mr. Korns, Miss Ater, Mr. Bonar. Missing: Bradshaw, Alvarez. Irene N ordhoff Managing Editor Betty Ianes Art Ed. Ray Alvarez Sports Ed. Mr. Korns Photography Adv Mary Wallin Photography Ed, Beverly Publicity 'le-3 1 sl Miss Lee Business Adv. Roberta Youngs Photography Ed. Mack Parks Asst. Sec of Lit. Q at ? fit, I' ftt 1. A' 'inf mv MARGARET GILKINSON Editor-In-Chief Miss Ater Literary Adv. Mercedes Hastings Business Mgr. Carol Hainer Asst. Art Ed. Mr. Bonar Art Adv. 61 Chairman Sylvia Bond Copy Editor Charlene I ones Typist HALL GUARDS: Row l: Mclntosh, Cross, Higgins, Rollo, Meacham, Santos, Grill, Golcltarb, Overholser. Row 2: McEver, Butler, Fox, Baker, Ballock, Davidson, Pollari, Smith. Bow 3: Barton, Sterkel, Adams, Brock, Hart, Brad- bury, Chambers, Graham. Row 4: Witz, Litrulle, Manay, Rinehart, Schneider, Pilant, Brown, Bangs, Hol- singer. Row 5: Collard, McPeek, Christensen, Olsen K., Lubin, Bost. HOME NURSING: Row li Phillips, Webb, Rollins, Bergo, McGee. Row 2: Hansen, Sandifer, Lyan, Woolsey, Mrs. Cassel Row 3: Webb I., Bland, Craig R., Clune. Row 4: Cecil, Orrel, Mrs. Scagving. Row 5: Houston D., Rogers L. Vlfhitesel M., Crawley B., Mrs. Hook. STAGE CREW: Row li Foresberg, Caringella, Geniella. Row 2: Moreno, Iohnson, Bradbury, Graham. Row 3: Iones, Kepper, Lifur, McBride. Hall Guards Home Nursing Stage Crew Q' . ' rw g,Ql'f'1'fw7.Jf,2,, wwfff lr-7' vw' Vu,J,Jcu-Aol J 'V jlrsjiovl. J! Clubs AWEQKE' FRENCH: Row l: House, Hastings, Bolton, Hayes, Gorrell, Allard, Adams, Patterson. ll Z ,U Row 2: Brown, Keeran, Schmitt, Woerner, Petermann, Arenton, Kerwin. Row 3: Arquette, Gilbert, Geniella, Russell, Oren, French, Parrish. Row 4: McAllister, Sergio, VanLuchene, Goldfarb, Cornell. Row l: Dunn, Butt, Delgadillo, Escobedo, Gulley, Acuna, Narens, Boulware, Bello. Row Z: Dixon, Green SPANISH: Watkins, Miller, M. Ahlquist, Stone, Rowe, Hageman, Raymond, Bowers, Taliaferro. Row 3: Stephens, Yol shirnura, Allgood, Bence, Bringer, Price, Painter, Saunders, Pilant, Salas, Akers. Row 4: Batchellor, An- derson, Lewis, Rohner, McPeek, Christensen, Vanhooser, Rush, Stentz, Pilant, Raya, Salis. Row 5: Barsky Erwin, Martin, Heintz, Downing, Unger, Bates, Martin, McComb, Gumhmann, DeCecco, Pollock, Davis Ivory. Row 6: Mclntosh, Weal, Deneall, Dockstader, Holtzclaw, Stroud, Hirsch, Cambianica, Knutson: Prante, Aranda, Litch, Dunn, Young, Winter, Dominguez, Dilley, Bluemel, Geniella, Hernesman, Carpen- ter, Yakimof. LATIN: Row l: Parsons, Iones, K. Miller, D. McCoy, Hand, Forsch, Holtberg. Row 2: Hamilton, Stemen, Swiggum, Mclntire, Tinkham, Balmer, Greco, Overholser. Row 3: Cross, Weaver, Iones, L. Kenworth, Greenhaulgh, Chandler, Morrison, Eyres, Bangs. Row 4: Damon, Leber, Walker, Winters, Demeter, Hanna, Benstead, Pinchott, Law, Floths. svxfqigm-. ,.m-N1w1f,w s's.:v.fwnm ,rx1,.w u4 'fg, e:f - maven:-sy. French Spanish Latin Math Varsity Commercial MATH: Row 1: Petersen, Kozlow, Stanley, Koehm, O'Dell. Row 2: Blessum, Battey, Hayner, McWharter, Evleth, Henisey, Olsen. Row 3: Sharp, Blanchard, Larnond, Rollo, Rugg, Cirone, Row 4: Dessert, Moran, Lorenzen, Batchelor, Erwin, Browning. VARSITY: Row l: Burress, McClain, Beauchamp, Forrest, Perry, Endy, Garcia, Bradshaw, Shultz, Weaver, Mclntosh Brackenbury, Howey. Row 2: Winter, Reid, Phillips, Causey, Hunt, Aguirre, Reeder, Ienkins, Arens, Har- rison. Row 3: Hall, Ballock, Cotton, LeTourneau, Young, Wolverton, Visco, Donahue, Mille, Warren, Elgar Row 4: Cardenaz, Acosta, Reck, Karen, Butler, Sanderson, Ferguson, lones, Laughton, Ramirez, Brad- shaw, R. COMMERCIAL: Row 1: Lichtenberger, Bick, Ellico, Roberts, Hauser, Brodhag, Foreman, Essen. Row 2: Desy, Warchot, Brandrup, Krornschroeder, Goodin, Terrell, Rogers, Potter. Row 3: Mrs Malone, King, Wenner, Baldwin, Fry, Berndt, Schobel, Rosenbruch. ll ll U S Row 2 Mcrrtm Rlchards Holmes Be htel Faulkner ART Row Row Row Row FRESHMAN COMMERCIAL Row Row Row Row mmm Q-LZ r Hi-Y Light 6. Shadow Piano HI-Y: Row l: Bracken, Allen, Reeder, Weaver, Martin, Henisey, Keith, Stewart. Row 2: Holmes, Mellor, Davis, Blanchard, Watertield, LaMonk, Barrett, Dye, Rollo. Row 3: Phillips, Mellen, English, Packard, Wolverton, Bordier, Reid, Davis, Walters, Erwin Row 4: Mendolen, Acuna, Brackis, Tucker, Perry, Forrest, Baldwin, Erwin. LIGHT AND SHAD OW: Row 1: Parks, Forsberg, lohnson, Acker, Ashby, Wright, Benck, Narens, Boulware. Row Z: Edwards, Wall, Maclntosh, Hassett, Cloud, Gough, Arenton, Kirnbro. Row 3: Trueman, Barnett, Crurnrine, Dorris, Iones, I. lones, S. Goldtarb, Strandberg. PIANO: Row li Winn, Maysen, Wolter, Fernandez, Borden, Diaz. Row 2: Gutierrez, Brodhag, Kiter, Hurne, Comstock, Walton. Row 3: Bronson, Connous, McComb, Wassel, Anson. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY: Row Row Row Row l: Miss Veatch, Sheerin, Kalaiatis, Basenberg, McCoy, Boulware. 2: Kirkland, Bringer, Bello, Clark, Edwards, Arenton, Akers. 3: Gardner, Cambianica, Alvarez, Miller, Bangs. 4: Sokol, Kenworth, Cornell, Hanna. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY: Row Row Row Row 1: Miss Veatch, Nordhoff, Wood, Narens, Starrett, Sianley B., Stanley 1. Z: Winkleman, Sigler, Petersen, Kozlow, Nassief, Rush. 3: Nassief, Robinson, Sanders, Parks, Young. 4: Sheneiield, Ramirez, Sergio, Sickler, Rognstad. 72: CLUB Row Row Row 1: Kimball, French, Ienkins, Burger, Reddig. 2: Laidlaw, Galvin, Fry, Arens, Butler, Wheeler, Howey, Young. 3: Mr. Horn, Mrs. Kasner. Scholarship Society 117211 Veterans Bible VETERANS: Row l: Sturm, Iackman, Lambell, C., Lambell, G., Schaefer, Slaughter. Row 2: Allen, Bryant, Hauk, Pettit, Shailli. Row 3: Mr. Dawley. BIBLE CLUB: Row 1: Stevens, Cornell, Etherton M., Bick, Etherton L., Chantry, O'Delt, Koehm, Mahn, Youngs. Row 2 Garrison Sid, Hunt I., Iones, Stanley, Pates, Saunders, Stuart, Williams, Connors, Bowater, Mclntosh Row 3: Bowers, Sloane, James, Meeks, Fry, Schirmeister, Giles, Zellmer, Hunt I. L., Rosenbruch. Row 4 Cupp, Boregard, King, Vanhooser, Bernhard, Sutton, Wall, Hewitt, O'Neill, Cellmer. Row 5: Smith, Unger Winder, Ballock, Davis, Hagner, McIntosh, Goesch, Frutck, McPeek, Christensen. in f l ,Y A Q A 4 . ' l B 5 a ll 5 ' ' ff, X Kfifbllf' V '-4 fi tl ,, Mp B - ib -. w 3, 54 ' W A if- J: if 11-frnfzaL Hamm ll ll IUNIOH EXCHANGE: Row l, Willoughby, 'NVell, Escher, Goodman, Elgar, Trueman. Row 2: Holtzclaw, Bowen, Brown, Burress, McClain, Hazzard, Moran, Cartleclge. LITERARY SOCIETY: Row li Larson, Koetzner, Clark, Pilant, VanDriel, Oldenburg, Aztor, Boulware, Moore, Agar. Bow 2: Prante, Petermcm, Haug, Clark, Bringer, Edwards, Saunders, Hawkins, Clark, Cornell, Bernhard. Row 3: Scott, Williamson, Woerner, Martin, Kurze, Stranclberg, Carpenter, Wallin, Trueman, Sergio, Goldfarb. Row 4: Poeppelmeier, Smith, Unger, Winder, Voeltner. FRESHMAN SCIENCE: Row Row Bow Row li Morrison, Lazard, Franklin, Stuart, Tanner, Sloane, Quintanar. 2: Storm, Merola, Berry, Parsons, Clayton, lohn son, Keeler, Davidson. 3: Miss Ott, Miller, Chandler, Benstead, Cunningham, Buckles, Hackles, Chitwood. 4: Schuman, Sokol, Carman, Pumpey, Evleth, Glick, Pfirrman, Blaydes. Ir. Exchange Literary Freshman Science Radio Speech Los Amigos Secretarial RADIO SPEECH: Row li Nelson, Hastings, Arenton, Hart, Siringo, Cloud, Gough, Wall. Row 2: Narens, Acuna, Heintz, Acker, Larson, Prante, Pinkley, rilng, Stentz Row 3: Parsons, Bishop, Clark, Hayes, Kimbro. Row 4: Bringer, Cossart, Parks, Barrett, Edwards. LOS AMIGOS: ' Row l: Beresford, Longnecker, Hamilton, Dane, Borden, Riner. Row 2: Bustillos, Grimaucl, Woolsey, Ehouse, Holliday, Phillips. Row 3: Cardenaz, Carter, Cecil, Mendoza E., Mendoza R., Monero, Row 4: Casler, Hernandez, Dunn, Bergo, Shank, Robinson. Row 5: Woolsey, Foster, Gleason, Miss Coon, Gutierrez, Bick, Yanker SECRETARIAI.: Row l: Taylor, Cooper, Terrell, Goodin, Iessick. Row Z: Springer, Stolliker, Rodgers, Potter, Lowell. Row 3: Mrs. Wieben, Bowen, Alari, Alerich, Craig, Smith. Row 4: Lozono, Sallas, Gilkinson, Iones, lanes, Wallin. SCIENCE: Row Row Row Row l: Bolton, Brown, P., Browning, Carrillo, Burke, Aslin. 2: Adams, Caulfield, Burks, Brown I., Beltren, Baker. 3: Brown, Batcheller, Allarde, Buck, Ahlquist, Adolphson, Clark. 4: Battey, Brown, Bangs, Bass, Butler, Bracken, Burress. SCIENCE: Row l: Kilpatrick, House, Harstad, Hawitt, Gulley, Kochm, Hennesmoa, Knobel, Kennedy, Green, Iones C. I. Row 2: Guisto, Goff, Kearney, Hand, Karcda, Kirkland, Iones K., Iones I., Houser, Dixon, Beck, Iack- man, Iones I. I. Row 3: Horton, Klein, Iones L., Coppi, Dye, Henisey. Row 4: Kenworth, Harvey, Kreisler, Holtzclaw, Dominguez, French, Hayner. SCIENCE: Row Bow Bow Row l: Miss Arzt, Pinto, Laughton, Pearson, McComb, Glick. 2: Patterson, Acuna, McKinley, Nassiei, Overholser, Moulton, Reyes 3: Litch, Overholser, Levet, McPeek, Lujan, Nava, Patrick, Moreno. 4: Parish, Oren, Meeks, O'Dell, Meyers, Mellor. , , Y., Y Science Science Science Science Science Science l l .C C C C SCIENCE: Row li Cossart, Sutton, Vanhooser, Wood, Starrett, VanDriel P, VanDriel B, Pilant, Schneider, McBride Steppler. Row 2: Ballock, Stroud, Washam, Singleton, Stanley, Willson, Bernasconi, Sundquist, Williams Row 3: Stewart, Trueman, Patterson, Stanley, Clark, Oren, Tarin, Williams. Row 4: Wade, Wilson, Butler Wood, Gladding, Parker, Carey, Smith, Reid, Kelley. Row 5: Tennyson, Young, I-lilies, Taylor, Weidner Toohey, Winklernen, Swiggurn, Weaver. SCIENCE: Row l: Fish, Willson, Knobel, Giddons, Robinson, Le-ber, Miller, lohnston. Row 2: Comstock, Sullivan Bruhn, Essen, Martin, Flothen, Sokol. Row 32 Sheerin, Norclhoff, Sigler, Price, Painter, Gulley, Stewart Bush. Row 4: Rabin, Downing, Bricken, Throckmorton, Strinz, Schorr, Wasson, Ramirez. Row 5: Wilson Kilpatrick, Brainard, Row 6: Prante, Duer, Weaver, Reid, Butler. SCIENCE: Row l: Garnell, Goodrich, Marsh, Caringello, Hibbar .l, Hoskins, Christensen, Brown, Steppler. Row 2 Witz, Thompson, Dilley, Dockstader, Lujack, Deneau, Dominguez, VanDriel P. Row 3: Davis, Dessert She-netield, Silver, McBride, Dunn, VanDriel B., Pilant, Schneider. Row 4: Brown, Greene, Hewitt, Rus- sell, Giarclena, Burke, Doyle, Durst. Row 5: Gerwick,Lee, Siemens, Sergio, Stewart, Heck, Page, Mott Wright, Butler, Francom, Morrison C., Morrison D. Row l Dunn Bowen King Hohner Craig Adam' Narens Kirnbro. l ll A DISCUSSION 4A: lu - , S Row 2: Ballock, Haug, Saunders, Finke, Cossari, Heiniz, Hastings, Knecht, Miss Daniel. Row 3: Fry, Baldwin, Walling, Clark, Lundy, Messina, Winklernan, Houston, Row 4: Ramirez, Stentz, Deshler, Alvarez, Parks, Noll- DISCUSSION 4B: Row l: Grimaucl, Beresford, Walton, White, Nelson, Bush, Parsons. Row 2: Sokol, Mrs. Padia, l-lainer, Tripocle, Wall, Tiscornia, Wallen, Bello. Row 3: Kenworth, Hawkins, Dunn, Geniella, WilliamS, EV., WilliGIHS, Ely, LOZC11'1Of Diflz, VCYIGHY-USICIV Row 42 Goesch, Edwards, Clark, Bello, E., Sallas. FORENSICS: Row 1: Bringer. Row 2: Narens, Siringo, Heintz, Hastings, O'Dell. Row 3: Strandloerg, Edwards, Parks, Parsons, , wkH lx'slu nv-L nr Discussion 4A Discussion 4B Forensics Tonatiuh Chanticon Toltec 4. Ksl ? . .A A ii? TONATIUH TRI-Y: Row li Gough, Clark, Murphy, Baker. Row Z: Siiz, Pollock, Caulfield, Overholzer, Cfglley. CHANT ICON TRI-Y: Row l: Brainard, House, Wilson, Kilpairitli, Haeger, Dowding. Row 2 Myers, Slrandberg, Marlin, Downing, Hart, Koelzner, Beilsiein, Steni Row 3: Woerner, Lewis, Siringo, Acuna, Heintz, Ac'1er,i.crgo:,Pranie Row 4: Bricker, Bradbury, Kidd, Byrd, Lee. TOLTEC TRI-Y: Row l: Kearney, Holtberg, Raymond, Hageman, Rowe, Glen. Row 2: Koetz, Hibbard, Ferrero, Schmitt. Row 3: Bowers, Miller, Ahlquist, Walton, Stone. Row 4: Creig, Alerich. ' f ff uszc epartment W My , fy 'H 5 u iff. X 2 i'- N fl W K A iff ' 7' x ' N: 'Ov' I xl' l I, oncnssrnm A: C.. Row l: Aslin, Rush, Rozzell, Schirmeister, Iohnston, Sheerin, Bowers, Foreman. Row Z: Taylor, Thayer, Deshler, Rasmussen, Rebel, Levet, Norris, Iohnston, French, Akers, Cobb, Ostler. Row 3: Walton, Hood, lvloles, McDonman, Henselmuir, Sokol, Canter. Row 4: Dominguez, Wray, Redding, Starrett, Catle, Ludt, Habeck. BAND: Row l: Pujol, Weaver, Wade, Emmons, Pollard, Darr, Levet, Hall, Long, Bowers L., Ostler. Row 2: Bald- win, Anderson, Wallard, Cunningham, Weal, Shetron, Bowers H., Sheerin, Rhodes, Christophersen. Row 3: Muller, Coleman, Whitley, Bick, Ford, Keenan, French, Bishop, Aguirre, Center, Robinson, Ivie, Doug- lass. Row 4: Tchreestar, Fry, Carman, Kaysan. Orchestra Band Girls' Glee Boys' Glee A Cappella t 1 GIRLS Row l Row 2 Row 3 BOYS' Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 ' GLEE: 3 Ioanis, Cuni, Ashby, Caringella, Winn, Peterson, Heath, Mr, Townsend. 2 DuPont, McDaniels, Blanchard, White, Drieford, Murphy, Strinz, Meisner. 1 Goodspeed, Harmon, Bond, Rowe, Foster, Dowoling, Salas, Rabens, Lozano. GLEE: 1 Reeder, Visco, Erahrnbert, lohnson, Winter, Mr, Townsend. 3 Parrish, Claridge, Hatch, Sabella, Iones. I English, Smih, Graham, Endy. : Dilley, Kenworth, Tennyson, Ballock, Hanna. A CAPELLA CHOIR: Row l: Stroud, Lozano, Iaclcson, Norwood, Smith, Wade, Reyes, Nelson, Hayes, Reeder. Row 2: McClain Meisner, Gough, Winn, Dillingham, Memoli, Peterson, Lewis, Visco. Row 3: Basenburg, Bond, lackman Wolfer White, Towns , Dittommaso, Butt, Bradbury, Chambers, Cumbman, Washam, Iones. Row 42 Waite, Claridge Bluemel, Aranda, Alvarez, lfVinter, Kenwood,Parrish, Wheeler, Acosta, Kiertzner, DeWitt, Mr end. Qcrcr Many interesting activities have filled the year for the Girls' Athletic Association. Their schedule included speedball, badminton, volleyball, tennis, basket- ball, hockey, softball and table tennis. Playday Was held in November at Burbank With Alhambra, South Pasa- dena, Glendale, and Mark Keppel participating. Also, in May the G.A.A.'s of Mark Keppel, Burbank, Whittier, Monrovia and South Pasadena held their playday With the Alhambra girls as hostesses. The sports included in this event were softball, basket and volley ball, tennis, archery, and table tennis. Other interesting activities enjoyed during the year included a Folk Dance Festival held at Whittier on Ianuary l5, With the Mark Keppel girls representing Poland and dancing the Polish Mazurka, a bicycle ride to Montebello Park on February 15, and a banquet on May 29 at Eaton's in Santa Anita. 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