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

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1952 volume:

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Les Bonar .................. ............................AdViser .........Business Adviser Adviser 1- 4' ss Kg 052: 962-li: CND ff f I. ruanwunn I The liouselialfrts dimp the Curtain aoes upg The melodrama dedicated to you loeains. You will find that you yourselves are The players, Thar the plot involved is merely your everyday -- life. 5? if H M7 l ' '-5 X QL l Page pm ,X J WMU 4 f X fi rlxr I J EX-iid 19 U 0 1 ' W J V 'US bf' I LAND UP M DREAMS 1 sl , Cx in 394 Page TABLE UF CONT BNTS Prologue .....,....,.,x., , ..,.. 8 i-i- Administration Act I .,..,...,........,... ......... 3 8 Freshmen Olio .............. .,....... 4 6 Activities Act Il ............ ..,.....s 6 4 Sophomores Olio ............,. ......,.. 7 4 Sports Act III ...... ......... l 00 Iuniors Olio ............., ..A.,.,.. 1 10 Clubs Act IV ..,... ...,.,,.. l 30 Seniors Epilogue ...... ...,,,t.. 1 58 C Page 6 fm IN THB GREAT SUMEWHEP-.E Q 4-'N 1 XX Eihian Zllzman ,v Page F Q, 6 G ff Ja Q' 5 ' K J PRULUGUE First villain: Where have you been, dear brother? Second villain: Making tests, giving Ps, Using the instruments ot our trade. Third villain: And where have you been? First villain: To the gates ot our realm where l saw Preparing to traverse our land A sweet young child named Clarence. To this young boy we'll give our brew, Four years ot it he will endure Until such time his thirst be guatied And the sight ot us will cause him woe. Second villain: l-low tortuous a path we'll make tor him As we have tor so many betore, Littered with hindering obstacles all the way: Extended days tor tire in cans Demerit slips for acting bad. All these and more we'll have in store For this innocent traveler ot ours. Third villain: Qur crafty schemes will last both day and and night While cramming tor tests tor the morrow While doing his homework at midnight. l-le'll ne'er forget we're with him, Whether it be in his classes Cr at home with his grammars and readers. We'll always be there to goad him to work Ever to remind him he is the hero ot our drama. X G BETTER THAN GOLD Mr. Bet in er, Superintendent Mr. Stokesbary, Assistant Superintendent ig 'i Y ' g a g! W 1 N Us , T ',i f .1 ' 1 ' . i l I lf A X ' BOARD UF EDUCATION Mr Stokesbcrry Mr Clark, Mr. Yellcmd, Miss Severson fSec1-etaryl. Mrs McA111ster Mr Bettmger Dr. Broadwell, Mrs. Cornelius it Heading our group oi actors ls the Board of Education, Who not only produce and direct But also lead us on the path oi knowledge Were it not for their careful plans, There would be no melodrama, Neither comedy, nor tragedy Nor other types of drama. So let us thank the gods above That there are such people here below Who can plan our lives so effectively From the beginning to the end of school. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Lawson, Principal ,.,-u Al ' Q 1' L. 40' B Q--- fl?- ': PRI .I li f 1 -if 1 YF ' The curtain is about to c1ose on another episode in the colorful drama ot Mark Keppe1. The cast of 1952 has had a successful season with bright prospects ahead for an even greater 1953. In reviewing the present season it is evident that there were many stars in the cast Who were surrounded by many more whose cooperation made the 1952 group outstanding. The greatest feature of the year was the Wonderful spirit of the entire cast under eXce11ent leadership. Con- gratu1ations and sincere good wishes to you a11. GOING FOP. A PARDUN Mr. Peel, Boys' Vice Principal Miss Arzt, Girls' Vice Principal Can We imagine our school Without Miss Arzt and Mr. Peel, Who parade along our halls With their qauntlets of iron and steel? No siree, We can't For to do so would mean There would be no citations in court Or other such hazards of life. Page 13 CUUNSELURS Page 14 Mrs. Bennett, 12th Grade Counselor Each year that a student enters A new act ot his high school drama, He is assigned to a new director Who changes the setting of the act. To these directors We owe Much of the success we have in our theatre And to our directors we give Many thanks for their work and endeavor. Mr. Freeman, 10th Grade Counselor Mr. Rawson. 11th Grade Counselor Miss Hanson, 9th Grade Counselor 4 H L.. E ILE WELFARE IQ AQ Mr. Biseiti Miss Blickenstafi THERE WILL COME A TIME THE PICTURE THAT IS TURNED TOWARD THE WALL N,-ff, TR FACULT if INDUSTRIAL ARTS A good education In Welding and printing, Cabinet making and drafting Is given to students here. Mr. Fisher Mr. Kreinbring Mr. Dcrwley Mr. Stcrnger Mr. Nylen, head Mr. Dean Mr. Tisdel i Mr. White Mr. Ahrens Page 17 rnurgn, wont nu Tract: Mr ALL nu :mow Miss Petteier, head Mr. Thrall Mrs. Beaumont Mr. Buffum Miss Thomas Mrs. Sharback Miss Gough Mr. Cutlip Mr. Murphy ENGLISH To the English department has been added Two new courses for students: fOr could one aptly term them curses?P World Lit. and English Comp. Page 18 5555 Hogan Grubbs Townsend. head Becrnes S .iw l' MUSIC Sweet Music io our ears Provides a relaxation from The reams and reams of work 'We nightly labor o'er. Mrs. Schwcziel Mrs. Dcrvis Mr. Boswell Mrs. Slough Paae l9 LANGUAGE Miss McNeill, head Mr. Thomas Mrs. Sanders Miss Barsot Miss Killgrove Mr. Russell Irrequiar verbs, Passive periphrastic, Sequences of tenses Are all taught here. Miss Schubert, Miss Carter, Mrs. Stettler, Mr. Bonar, head ART Every day in this department Leonardo Da Vincis are laboring Creatinq their Works ot art, inspired hy the love of their work. DUMB, TELL MB YOUR ANSWER, BS UR NU SPEECH Mr. Pcxnopolous Miss Mitchell Mr. Landis Mr. Salisbury. head Mr. Smith Mr. Ramczy Tho' students are prone to talk, They seldom do it with poise. So it is the job of this department To teach them to talk correctly. ww? tt.t - ., sg Pczqe 21 LET BYGUNES BE BYGUNES SOCIAL SCIENCE Everyone begins with Qrientotron Then comes American History We study our government m Crvrcs And ourselves in Senior Problems Wi- Mr. Lyford Miss Daniel Mrs. Moses H' wif W5 ,f f 4 ,Q ' f! Q Q' Z My yu W ,,ss, 5 Q, ' J' Z W X f Pcrqe 22 Mrs. Pcrdia Dr. Luitrell. head Mrs. Kcrsner Mr. DeMond Mr. Maruca GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Cable Mrs. Becker Miss Boclley Miss Sparks Mrs. Travers Miss Taqert. head Mr. Seixasyl ' Mr. IYVIISO11 Mr . Horne Mr. Ausiin Mr. Huht Mr. Pursell, head , , rrry- ,,,.,,,A-ff, BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION W' hat with Modern Dance Good, healthy instruction And posture classes tor poise, ls provided by this department: How can the qirls help Four-count burpies, jumping jacks, But attract the innocent boys? Doinq push-ups, running laps. Page 23 AS THB MAN IN THB MUUN Mr. Forester, head Mr. Korns Miss Hager Mr. Hardin Page 24 Mr. Freeborn Mr. Tellenbach Miss Busher Mr. Maior Mrs. Channel Mr. Anderson m MATH AND SCIENCE With geometric theorems And scientific lcrws We forge our Way through courses Concerning Science and Moth. Mr. Thompson Mr. Mahoney Mr. Martin Mr. Houding Mrs. Wulzen Mrs. Maupin, head Miss Dixon Mrs. Petersen Mrs. Eistrai 1 E 2 E t Y E: vw f-.,, 3 H if -f P N ff' Q 2 is t HOME ECONOMICS To prepare the girl for a housewife Or even the boy for a father Is the aim of this department In teaching most of its courses. Page 25 Page GUUD MORNING TU ALL Mr. Cook Mrs. Malone Mr. Horst BUSINESS Senior Typing, Iunior Business, Office Practice, Salesmanship Are very practical subjects For the business World oi today. Mrs. Padelford Mrs. Hansen Mrs. Wieben, head Mrs. Quinn LIBRARY Mrs. Shampine Mrs. Brewer NURSE Mrs. Cassle Feeling ill? Feeling tired? Visitors of lilorories Then droq yourself to the nurse. Are often heotrd to sory: Shell sooth your molotdy A hook C1 doty With C1 gym excuse or peppermint wo.er. Will keep boredom otwoy. Poqe MAINTENANCE Mr. Squire, Mr. Houston, Mr. Quinn Mr. Bender. ROW 1: Mr. Durst, Mr. Bashor, Mr. Eaton. ROW 2: Mr. Straisinqer. Mr. Rosen- bruch, Mr. Henderson. ROW 1: Miss Bussell, Mrs. Major, Mrs. Cool, Miss Herrera, Mrs. Hoqlund Mrs. Connors. ROW 2: Mrs. Bracken, Miss Bush, Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Iohnson, Mrs. Biqgle. ROW 1: Mrs. Dailey. Mrs. Milller, Mrs Klein CManaqerl, Mrs. Wenterrowd Mrs. Kerns, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Pease ROW Z: Mrs. Cleland, Mrs. Roberts Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Dahlberq, Mrs Lowe. Mrs. Schafer, Mrs. Thomas. J' ,gp ,.XQ fx TTTT E f 3 GS 5 Q QS Af QSQQ JUST TELL THEM THAT YOU SAW ME Page 29 CABINET C17 ROW 1: Ronald Apperson, Secretary of Boys, Iohn Ioannes, Secretary of Assemblies Ioe Klmbro Student Body President Phyllis Bennett, Secretary of Activities, Dorothy Cameron, Secretary of Finance, Virginia Dean Secretary of Cabinet ROW 2: Mr. Iames Peel, Adviser, Ieanne Loser, Editor of the Aztec, Sandra McGlothlm Legislative Council Representative Io Ann H111 Secretary of Girls, Lydia Duff, Secretary of Clubs, Ann Dahlstro n, Secretary ol Literature Page 30 Do you srnooch, do you smoke? Oh, were hoping that you clon't. Sad, sad's the penalty For acting thus in the halls, For down upon your necks Will swoop the vengeful Cabinet To keep the campus clean To avoid a minus day. ML, ML, THE GANUS ALL HERE ROW 1: Ann Dahlstrom. Secretary of Literature: Mary Rognstad, Secretary of Clubs: lean Wayt, Secretary of Activities: Charlotte Carter, Secretary of Girls: Barbara Iumper, Secretary of Finance: Sandra Boardman. Editor oi the Aztec. ROW 2: Mr. Peel, Adviser: Ronald Apperson, Student Body President: Ted Hobbs, Secretary of Boys: Myrna Peterson. Secretary of Cabinet: Rodger Hoff, Secretary of Assemblies: Nilo Fanucchi, Legislative Council Representative. v g N- N, gmswt, Y L . L ' f Page 31 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL HERE, MERRILY A-e-- X , , .N..-....,.f....,......... .,.,....,.-,...e,... -........ .,.,,.. ..--.A-f M- --I ROW l: Sophie Schradie, Bonny Woolverton, Marlys Iohnson, Ann Iohnson, Beverly Quinn, Dana Sanders. Barbara Dohmeyer. Ianet Ferrera, Audrey Fulz, Pat Bass, Ioan Larson, Sandra McGlothlin, Virginia Myers, Iessie Welch, Clara Brock, Iackie Willis, Mary Connena. ROW 2: Pat Hale, Ardyce Bates, Violet DeI.ancey, Wilma Aday, Beverly Faner. Nancy Lee Miali, Esther Brininger, Bonnie Dyer, Diane Miller, Ginger Smth, Phyllis Bennett, Dave Kaylor, Iim Patton, Paul Fletcher, Ierry McClelland, Tom Koetz, Ierry Thorten. ROW 3: Ron Apperson, Ice Fradin. Carl Miller. Nilo Fannuchi, Iohn Durban, Don Hickman, Gary Greene, Max Fields, Tommy Rader, Billie Olson. lim Hellman. ROW 4: Carl Barnum, Frank Ingram, Pedro Colon. Bruce Craft, Tom Weaver. ,Page 32 ,es w, Mr. DeMond Debating cmd discussing CAr1d filibustering, too?l These ore the activities Ot our Legislative Council. Together with the rest of the cost, They help to produce o successful ploy Thot will be louded by the critics And dpplouded by the dudience too. THE BANDIT TRIBE FR R Ginger Smith, Don Hickman, First Semester Speaker Second Semester Speaker ROW 1: Ieanne lvacoli, Barbara Calhoun, Claudia Cleary, Ianet Ferrara, Dot Reynolds, Iohn Griffith, Iim Tyler, Steven Boloq, Bob Hughes, Mike Murphy, Daryl Dawson, Carlos Quintana. ROW 2: Lynne Forbush, Iackie Baaqe, Iames Anderson, Delores Lonord, Mary Ellen Walker, Carole Miller, Ioan Lietield, Barbara Hershey, Harry Healey, Gary Greene, Don Hickman, Max Glassbrook, Ray McGrath, Carl Barnum, Franklin Ingram, Dan Dudley, Dan Rogers, Mike Purcel. ROW 3: Pat Hale, Avalina Ramirez, Iune Keith, Dona Saunders, Barbara Doyemeyer, Wanda Milam, Io Willis, Iacky Willis, Tom Koetz. ROW 4: Beverly Lindekuqel. Beverly lation, Maurine Thomas, Ieanne Loser, Marie Crupi, Iosie Notaro, Ioan Kile, Pat Hoffman, Ioan Reid, lean WCIYif LOUISE HUQTJSSI PC!! Sanborn, Dorothy Green, Io!-inn Heinzman, Ray Ferlisi. ROVSQCELI321255-i7lg1Ll-xgidkrg-gill, gi-euflgaldlzxiiill Winninqham, Seiyo Tsuii, Ron Apperson, Dave Kaylor, Nilo Fanucchi, Russell Page, - Page 33 GIRLS' LEAGUE Many charitable projects Are sponsored throughout the year By this feminine organization Of all the qirls in the school Charlotte Carter, second semester Girls' League President, Miss Artz, Girls' League Adviser, Io Ann Hill, first semester Girls' League President Page 34 ROW 1: Io Ann Hill, President, Ginger Smith, Claudia Cleary, Kay Nelson, Ioyce Beal. ROW 2: Io Ann Thurman, Ardyce Bates, Diane Miller, Phyllis Bennett, Ioyce Haeckle, Maurine Thomas ROW 3: Carol Anderson, Bonnie Boyer, Iudy Stone, Charlotte Carter, Barbara Goodman, Miss Artz. HEARTS AND FLOWERS ROW 1: IoAnn Thurman, Pat Griffith, Lucy Smith, Iudy Ottman, Charlotte Carter, Ardyce Bates, Carol Anderson, Ioyce Haeckel. HOW 2: Miss Arzt, Barbara McArthur, Shirley Watt, Kitty Vaiiadis, Carole Farmer, Roberta Kidd, Lura lane Lutz, Ioan Reid, Barbara Dodge. 6 Q 0 .1 , WX A 12-FIRST SEMESTER Row 1: ' Gary Gardner, Class Committee Chairman Dorothy Redding, Vice President Nanette Quesinberry, Secretary ROW 2: lean Parmenter, Business Manager Mary Poole, Treasurer Richard Love, President A 12-SECOND SEMESTER ROW 1: Mr. Cutlip, Adviser Adrienne Garber, Secretary Corda Eby, Vice President Lynel Perry, President ROW 2: Gail Francom, Class Committee Chairman Barbara McArthur, Treasurer B 12-SECOND SEMESTER ROW 1: Carole Davison, Secretary Ianet Ferrara, President lean Hickman, Treasurer ROW 2: Mr. Maruca, Adviser Barbara Iames, Class Committee Chairman Marty Stone, Vice President Diane Miller, Business Manager Sth GRADE ROW 1: Iames Crofi, Vice President Bob Esquire, President ROW 2: Susan Humphries, Treas. Iosephine Notaro, Sec. B 11-SECOND SEMESTER ROW 1: Lee Helie, President Beverly Kirby, Secretary Ray Bechtel, Vice President ROW 2: Bill Walraven, Class Committee Chairman Mr. Anderson, Adviser Ioe Dupont, Treasurer B 11-FIRST SEMESTER ROW 1: Sandra Boardman, President Sue DeNecochea, Secretary Dorothy Reynolds, Class Committee Chairman ROW 2: lane Twomey, Treasurer Mr. Anderson, Adviser Rohanna Pollock, Vice President A 11-SECOND SEMESTER Mr. Stcmger, Adviser lane Twomey, Vice President Harry Healey, President Louise Hughes, Secretary Gifford Grobein, Class Committee Chairman A 11-FIRST SEMESTER Marty Stone. Treasurer Iean Hickman. Vice President Ianet Ferrara, Class Committee Chairman 10th GRADE Alberta Urnbrello, Class Committee Chairman Tomoko Hayashi. Treasurer Ardyce Bates, Secretary Ronald Wilcox, Vice President Mr. Russell, Adviser Ronnie Secor, President 'W om Pi, fo +6 A Q3 fl il Q ' ! 'lux X, ACT I Clarence: Oh, mother, dear, hear the story l have to tell Of this amazing land from whence l've come. Mother: But before you relate your day's account, Please supply a sufficient reason For the redness of your face And the odor of your hair. For to be sure this is not the familiar face l am wont to regard every day. Clarence: Truly, Mother, l must have been blessed, For only a few were given the honor Of being scrubbed with lipstick And drenched with garlic oil. Mother: Tell me more of this strange, new place Where these mysterious rites are held. Clarence: From the beginning l shall start: On entering this fabulous domain There loomed before my dazed eyes A huge, white structure with broad, clean lawns. Around which place continually zoomed l-lopped-up hot rods And souped-up jalops. lnside the building l saw a different scene: No sounds are heard in its eery, ghost-like halls, Never a voice is heard nor a footstep falls. All action, l have found, is centered in cell-like rooms. But l am sure l shall like this place: l can hardly wait to go back tomorrow. ll Page 39 A5 x S3 EA y E xi r : I A K E t ks .kx. t if X' X swi X 3 X X X f B X 2 , - X X is r i i I' 14 . FB f Y XN l X fb'-'B an ak ' f X ,Q of X ,.k. Q X we X 'B ' ii it 'X A Xa K X LAX -N 7 X B X Xu lk -N , XM, Q xksf, :R gi y f . . 5 'E f wisp, ,A f X 5 L 0 I L., , 2 'A - wi l j ' - . f Q J N I is ' LX Xl P 1 X - UW 0, , wx X w 5 Qv 1' Q T' FS! A , Q X . .X . A . Q it X X I4 5 1 , ' k , jk K' 'J 1' 10 rv: f tif V is 14 X B ' MM ' Y AP' t wiht- Q A X ' Q ' it 1 if i f gvrwf 5 X g -:Aff g g I I f I 5:5 X X , ,Q 3 gt wiv: if -4 X X X wi f , V I- N S X X X N A Q 1 if i ,X 0 x 6, Q XX , K , so ww, tX in tr, Q Q' NX Alf! IQ. W '1?. i9' XXX 1 6' X f ff f r gs B t ti ' 29? X-we-gg2 E' T I ' X X 4 Q N f A J I t ' S XX - X it , X X X f f f ROW 1: Bernie Acuna, Iim Addington, Irene Aguirre, Pail Aiexanler, Nos: Amaxn, De Loy Anderson, Dick Anderson, Richard Aguilar, Doreta Armstrong, Pam Armstrong. ROW 2: Sharon Arnett, Carol Ashby, Arthur Atkinson, Bob a inger, oro y y Herbert Bates, Vernon Beal. ROW 3: Edith Belt, Paul Bennici, Dorothy Benton, Pat Berrrer, Raymond Bias, Barbara Blanchard, Carol Bluemel, Laika Bogart, Charles B ll D th Baltzle , Mary Barr, Irene Barrozo, Norman Barsugli, Boggs, Winona Borges. ROW 4: Dolores Bosco, Iohn Boyd, Stephen Brailo, Iudy Brand, Beverly Eriant, Ierry Brinkman, Sarah Brooks, Iames Buck, Ilm Bullock, Mary Butterfield. ROW 5: Pete Calvi, Mollie Campbel., Czrgos :xr ona, cy y Gene Cherxiak, Wanda Christy. ROW 6: Floyd Clark, Phyllis Clark. George Clausen, Dorothy Cline, Sue Coburn, Iulia Coffman, lack Cainer, czrbara Coleman, Mary l ' C d Wa netta Came , Bob Carpenter, Iackie Case, Sid Chamberlain, Truceson Cheek, Conenna Gary Coniglio. ROW 7: Iohn Conkling, Huguette Connen, Grace Coo ey, ar ene oop Diana Cuellar, Barbara Cuglietta. PEERING LBP! PEERING RIGHT l D l C er, Patricia Cottrell, Shirley Coyle, Don Crupi, Delores Cuellrvr, Page 40 A-9 JT fig no e ' t f F 1' fr af if I Q ..lV N V gf? 1' 9 ll? v , Legg 1 T x fa N if 1, I, 3:2 Lz.-A , ' ' L' , a 3 L ,,-,,., ,. 5, , ,. ,J-.-FF A Q v , 43 . , ,,,,. I, P' fl . , ' AQ , .,.x . l -V ,, , ,il .M l - 77 7 ,W ,Y V i, ,, ' ff-if x, ' Y - A A C f I x YV' ' '-'I -, .1 1' I I J lb , A V, ,, nw., A 1 K we 3 Q! VM fy iw N W: IW F A 1-iff y T.. rf' y 'S' V' L- 'ol fe , V. 'VWV I AV , 5 Y V! KI. K ' o . , r f .Q 5 ,- ,,,-,. 1 ,,,,n,n,,n nl. A g l iff - , 2 'N ff 3 , V rv . o I , f ' IQ 5, g ' ' N HOW 1: Shirley Cupp, Gwendolyn Davis, Willis Davis, Daryl Drwson, Richard Deason, Robert Deason, Charles DeCapite, Sandra Deer, Leda DeLancy, Lorrine De Neshofheu. ROW Z: Rosario Diaz, Dea na Dlckezzson, Robert Domenic, Ianeizmingnez, Michael Dowd, Kniie Dowell, Iohnry Drew, Bob Dupont, Louise Dupuis. Iudy Dynes. ROW 3: Thelma Ebert, Lanny Elder, Rachel Elliott, Michael Eunice, Pezy Erickson, Inanita Eskelsen, Ilm Ewing, Roiald Fair, Ilm Farrell. Ruth Feldman. ROW 4: Ellen Ferguson, Carole Ferris, Bob Fiddament, Diana Finton, Donald Fish, Don Fisher, Indy Flint, Lynn Fogderud, Ieanne Ford, Paul Forrester. ROW 5: Ioseph Fradin, Sharon Fral-res, Delores Franco, Daisy Freeman, Don Fricke, Bernadine Frilot, Barbara Fuller, Audrae Fultz, Iohi Gallet, Peggy Gane. ROW 6: Anthony Garcia, Gloria Garcia, Clifford Gartus, Shirley Geniella, Louise Gibbozs, David Giese, Glenda Gilbreath. Ierry illey, Iacquelyn lasgow, Rosie Gonzales. BOW 7: Iohn Gorman, Pat Gorman, Larry Gormley, Don Gorrell, Iohn Gough, Ianet Grashuis, Elmer Green, Norman Green, Iuanitcx Griiiin, lohn Griffith. Page 41 my A ,,, wil ., , 33 A-9 x Xe, 0 A X , E ,X J gg X I X A , J XMA , .gif S - X Xzf 1- ' .. an ' XX f e - f 7 , ,y W, 4 X, X, ws- my X, LX K X an ,Q 'xii' , - ,, X vl xxx' is X . . , X .Xx ' S X X X, X X L X, fi ,X is W , ,. we X .1 J ' if , K' X1 NX W B? X i. fl - f 4 .iff JEYFEXXXX 5 :ze X I I Z ,, , ff X I il, Iyigi-.ltgill Q 'A I 'f if l V ' is f e 1551-Si Q 1 J X ' gr ,. ' 'f U ,Xu I Q, , ,, 5 Yu: - 4, j ,wi I . , ff ' x - :M A Q, K 3 K A U, f b ,f - N' V Q' fmt' ' ' G ' ,- , , L ' . if . ,.,, V, fx. U ,' IJ, f NX F ,X ,f , x v - .fn -4 V, - X if , P ' me Q l , P' f Ez' 1 V i A sly X. X 'fs ew 3 .. , , V. 1 ' ,Q .x'x ,Q f ur ith I J If , , ' 5 . ' B 7 J ll .V ' 1 ,. , if 1 4 f 2 'V ' - f ' S. N A wb, A . , , .,,. H, yy ,.. j M E XS A id X f .' B' Xt no A ii , ,X , Q J , I if f , f . Q 1-'W X SNS ' , X ,I W ' ' 'fl 'Qi ' 2 ' x 1' ,f ' ',, i , f ai ' A465 X li J X if? , , fi s, , 15 5 I X , X if V4 I I -V , 1 , . sly, 4 , L X.: , V 1-SJ s X XX : i q ' Q ' v 'V L' X 5 I 2- L W 'ACH' ' ll 41 X , - S J A 4 ' J M Q X X 'Q , X .r ss f t 'fare X, f 2' . fr- X' ww if-X' f fe , A Q J . xgiiwxk Q l .AW V ,Qs 1. I X y b - x J 1 X J f N I ,. f A X ' 1 f- 'f ,MMM w .' ex g ' ' nw' ,, . .E V A ' , z Q , in :IT X ,B V, X 1 ,MQ I ' , ,J V' ,QV ' Q f 1 ,U V ed ! Q, A K Wg , Q If k if N , 5 g 4. 1 , 5, 1 ,' ,X S f X , X A , AS, S S A, M, ,,--- Q XX gx 1 g il V ' Q 1 sw ROW 1: Zelta Griffith, Pete Guarnacci, Jim Guisto, Judy Hacker, Wanda Haeckel, Sandra Hage, David Hall, Ernie Hall, June Hall, Dorothy Hambly. ROW 2: Neil Hannigan, Linda Harper, Merlin Hartt, Yvonne Hartt, Shirley Hatley, Nelda Hawkins, Nancy Healey, Wayne Helie, Gary Hiles, Ken Hill. ROW 3: Margaret Hill, Janet Hiner, James Hoffmann, Darly Holabird, Joann Holguin, Sylvia Hom, Janet Howard, Ted Huntzinger, Leland Inman, Carole Irwin. ROW 4: Ralph Jackman, Jim Jackson, Harold Iefls, Lorene Jenner, Ann Johnson, Jolene Johnson, Margie Johnson, Rochelle Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Deborah Johnston. ROW 5: Larry Jolly, Barbara Jones, Lois Jones, Bob Jury, Mary Ann Kamm, Ronnie Kantrim. Irene Kasa, Jackie Kauleldt, Deanna Kazda. Dixie Keele. ROW 6: Garey Keeley, George Keeline, Barbara Keller, Rene Keller, Fred Kemp. Harold Kennedy, Joanie Kile, Beverly King, Jim King, Linda King. ROW 7: Jackie Kirste, Peggy Kiser, Craig Kistler, Sheila Kistler, Jackie Kleiss, Mary Knighten, Tom Koetz, Wilbur Kusumoto. Noel Lahey. Cecilia Landa. PUSH DEM CLOUDS AWA A-9 ROW 1: Lucille Langille, Margaret Lamphere, I-ldella Larson, Katherine Laughlin, Ioan LaValle, Iohn Lawrence. Barbara Lewis, Dick Lewis, Ioann Liefeld, Roger Locken. ROW 2: Tom Loding, Ioan Logan. Ioann Logan, Frank Lomascola, Phillip Longo, Iames Love, Wes Nerins, Bernice LoVecchio. Billl Lowry. Don Loyd. ROW 3: Anita Lull, Ernest Luning, Sam Lytle, Ralph McAdams, Carol Mclllister, Diane McDaniel, Marilyn McDermot, Carolyn McGee, Mike McPhee, Martha MacRae. ROW 4: Ruth Mabbitt, May Machi, lol-inn Mandella, Margaret Manriquez, Pedro Manriquez, Marilyn Manwell, Evelyn Marino, Herbert Martin, leon Martin, Beverly Martine. ROW 5: Iosie Martinez, Iames Martino, Iohnnie Marty, Virginia Mascari, Ioan Megill, Ioyce Megill. Bill Merrill, Ioel Mikkelsen, Lee Milicate, Archie Miller. ROW 6: Carole Miller. lean Miller. Lynne Miller, Virginia Miller, Ken Mills, Lou Moifitt, Leon Missildine, Mary Lou Morrow, William Morris, Ioyce Mortensen. HOW 7: Dickie Mortensen, Maitland Muller. Donna Musser, Antony Murray, Carolyn Neilson, Tom Naslund. Edith Nelson, Ronald Nathan. Richard Nelson. . .L ,V V . W-, , , 5,, ,W , .V ,, L W nr , ,.,s.gm V l Vh.f, Q mam, 2 VV V AMVJ ,,,, ,MA , f 4 ,. . 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ROW 4: Carol Rawlings, Bill Rhodes, Barbara Reid, Richard Riley, lim Ringwood, Linda Roberts, Ray Rittenhouse, Clarence Hyscholer, Roger Robertson, Ray FNl3b 's. ROW 5: Virginia Rodgers, Don Rogers, Vivian Rojas, Barbara Roney, Mike Rose, Marian Rutiino, Shirley Rush, Ambrosir Salais, Robert Sammel, Duane Sanbure. ROW 6: Dana Sanders, Philip Sanborn, Rita Shaub, lay Schirmester, Carleen Schnell, Charles Seips, Arlene Schoeman, Dick Semain, Lee Shadduck, Elizabeth Short. ROW 7: Iim Shreve, lack Shumaker, Arthur Sisson, Vahan Skenderian, George Sloane, Connie Small, Ioyce Smith, Iohn Smith, Lucy Smith, Faye Sparks. K WB CHANT A SUNG UP LABOR A-9 1-7 7 4, f ,,, 0 -fl' , ', -3 ' -, L, -M ' r 'Q'A l lf' , Zi I I . ,,,.v 4 I , :T ? , ' ' L ,XIV . U 4 4, M, 1 lb Q if 1 32' 'V,V. - G 1' ' l f ,f I A W ' , ,s,, , Lgy! Sgy' 5X5 M f l 'ff ' A ' JL ' nnlralff 1 ffng ' w . 9,7 r , 3 ' ,H 6 Y ,z 52, LVl'b 'QW Q . Qu 3, A' -f I A Q , . A vf A W ,I V , NF, .LV no N 'W' !,rv'd nv X ,rl?. f 5 o - 'IA' f L .1 S r gl 1 , J -C' , I l' X., A Q . 4 ,cr L , V5 3 l v ' : iQv'j, :':v -KL , :ff , , ' N 'I 7 fl? if 2 L , H' , f of., , , 5 xii A' ,Af . 1 ,. If W A V? V S. 3- fin if N? S nn I ' .lil l'1 alll l ' , 1- r Y gy 1 , X V, ,- fm I L In I 'X :fi Q fy I , , H-bl -I ' ' . .T W QQ , , T , l! fr. ROW 1: Roberta Ann Sorensen, Edith Spillers, Darrell Stamper, Nxorni Spohr, George Stanley, Priscilla Staton, Larry Stevenson, Susan Stewart, Larry Stone, Margaret Stoner. ROW 2: Edwin Strickland, Margie Summerville, Wayne Strong, Ann Sutherland, Lloyd Talley, Charles Tambe, Rose Marie Tarin, Ioe Tavarez, Ioan Taylor, Dorothy Thomason. HOW 3: Ray Thomas, Dianne Thompson, Marian Thompson, Pat Thompson, lim Tibbit, Carol Tripp, Bob Tieberend, Iackie Trometer, Carolyn Ursa, Karlee Valdies. BOW 4: Danny Vaiiadis, Mary Varela, Gerard Van Mierlo, Frank Varela, Isabelle Vigil, Iohn Vasquez, Eob Vasquez, Nancy Vinson, Ierry Vogel, Iudy Wagstaii. ROW 5: Larry Wakefield, George Waldorf, Ronnie Walker. Geraldine Watts, Iim Walter, Don Walton, Ichnny Watson, Charles Weaver, Irwin Weber, Sally Wellman. ROW 6: Dave Wending, Wilma lean Westbrook, Dave Whalen, Roger Whalen, Shirley White, Billie White, Dlck White, Sylda Whitmire, Georgia Williams, Jim Williamson. BOW 7: Carole Ann Marie Wilson, Emma Wood, Alan Young, Esther Zuckerman, Gail Cumberland, Iim Keeper. Page 45 .e 1 A od P 4 X V U gm X W X A9 'qi ,QQ t 31 . L iw I Wvfjwwwwi Wiwlif' WN W a fawfyi W 4 MSXJNW OXA 4 I QGW' l A 4 7 0 5 X Hx 5 If i, f 7 A 'Z A f 5 , f ' ' fb .1 W A 'F' Q .QNX N, 1 si x xx ,. X Q WX f' 1 gf ', jmg ,, , , J ' W ' , f' 44 I 5 1 X f f 1 1 IN THE ULD TOWN TONIGHT ,-aw' 1 f 'A Qi if, Q Qi--11 f . Cf I ff HP' g N5 T' ' 'NA Xu' L QW ,wffgfx Za, , ifzf' ,T ' 5' J 1 1 ,,g fa ,Q w 1 1 I M91 .i, . 1 xiii.. , uf? .X Pciqe 49 ANNUAL STAFF Page SO Left to Right: Ann Dahlstrom, Editor-in- Chief: Miss Gough. Adviser Lett to Right: Elizabeth Curley, Mary Ann Hall. Senior Editor Left to Right: Norm Stokes, Photography Editor: Don Parsons. Iohn Hacker, Mr. Korns, Photography Adviser: Tony Eaton, Don Dittemore. ONCE EVERY YEAR Left to Right: Mr. Freeborn, Business Adviser: Ann Branch, Business Manager: Frances Holt. Little Annie Dahlstrorn Finally came through Mid storms of anger and despair Bogging down with Wear and tear. Where's that copy? How about those pictures? Deadlines next Mondayln These were her rnottoes. With head hanging low From grief and exhaustion, She puts aside her Whip And gives you her production. Lett to Right: Don Martin, Literary Edi- tor: Lynn Cotton, Club Editor: Adrienne Garber, Iane Twomey. Managing Editor. Left to Right: Ron Miller, Sports Editor: Lett to Right: Mr. Bonar, Art Adviser: Barbara Hunter, Corda Eby, Lee Helie, Art Editor: Dru Williams, Laurine Bluemel, Bill Karnatz. AZTEC STAFF Once every week Our heavy hearts enjoy Gems of wisdom from Keppels racing form, Orchids to them Who so enlighten us On recent social fads And all the sport events. Left to Right: Ieanne Loser. First Semester Editor: Mr. Thrall, Adviser: Sandra Boardman. Second Semester Editor. ROW 1: Marie Crupi, Marian Wright, Ieanne Loser, Sandra Boardman. ROW 2: Bill Karnatz, Ted Taylor. Bob Ebinger. Roberta Kidd, Mr. Thrall, Advisor. Ken Berkemeyer. Gerald Summer, Page 52 Charles Conaway. EVER NIGHT THERFS A LIGHT ROW 1: Gerald Sumner. Bob Ebinger. Roberta Kidd, Shirley Piesi. Carol Oberg. Barbara Skorheim. Bill Cavanaugh, Shirley Davis. Patt Roberis. Rosemary Hirsch. Sandra Boardman. Elvira Ford. Kathy Petrillo. Nelda W'11liams. ROW 1: Bill Hution. Marian Wright. Charles Conway. lim Patton. Ted Taylor. Mr. Thrall. adviser: lean O'Shea. Arlene Richards. Billie Ritter. Yvonne Hayes. Pai Beli. Carl O'Shea. Ken Berkemeyer. Page 53 GLEE CLUBS l f ill 4 Sl-IARPS AND FLATS ROW 1: Sharon Price, Sharon Poorman, Louise Roach, Barbxra McCormick, Marilyn Botton, Pam Bowater, Elane Russell, Sharon Starrett, Lynn Forbush. ROW 2: Eloise Iones, Barbara Flint, Mariana Culkins, Anita Pieri, Carol Sickenqer. GIRLS' GLEE ROW 1: Barbara Hershman, Betty Iean Brickson, Dorothy Wight, Suzatne King, Ellen Kreshinq, Pat Wade, Charlene Iones, Bobbie Washam, Linda Robertson, Marilynn Martindale. ROW 2: Mr. Townsend, Carol Sandiier, lean Potter, Iean Nelson, Barbara Williams, Barbara Skorheim, Beverly Moseman, Sylvia Rowe, Lenore Clyde, Carol Howell, Marilyn Vanderbvsh. ROW 3: Violet DeLancy, Delores Weeks, Pat Dillard, Sandra Miller, Charlene Lilly, lane Eaton, Pat Williams, Nancy Barker, Bonnie Boyer, Pat Waite. ROW 4: Carolyn Sanderson, Arlene Sanderson, Muriel Powell. Pat Eustice, Mary Ann Hall, Charlene King, Barbara Hier, Iean Mc!-llister, Frances Hutchinson. Delores Rodriquez. 4 SWEET ADELINE BOYS' GLEE ROW 1: Iames Shoop, Carroll Iohnson, Dick Torrest, George Stlles, Gary Coniglio, Frank Kruger, Bill Shapley, Gerald Sumner. ROW 2: Brian Hoffman, Bob Severe, lngelbright Ottern, Charles Mitchell, Elmer Green, Bob Samuels, Ivan Lilly, Tom Lewis. ROW 3: Iim Fleming, Bob Crusberg, lack Bauer, Dick Fernandes, Tony Cuppari, Charles Busholz, Ierry Wollard, Lewis Mattazaro, Iohn Houtrou. ROW 4: Stewart Matheson, Roy Sid, Maitland Muller, Bill Rhodes, Bob Melomi, Iim Farlow, Ray Thomas, Henry Nordhofl, Roger Harrison. ROW 5: Gilbert Vasquez, Vic Bustamante, Carlos Quintana, Ierry McCormick, Clyde Ferris, Iay Marcott, Ted Richardson, Steven Sibourou. , fl 9 l mi-nf' -42-ni A CAPPELLA ROW 1: lean Wayt, Iudy Stone, Meta Postlewaite, Wilma Aday, Kathleen La Puma, Sharon Poorman, Iudy Rubin, Sharon Price, Nancy Vllellman. ROW Z: Faye Chason, Marilyn Batton, Eleanor Vieyra, Phyllis Gough, Carol Mant, Barbara Iames, Lila Roberts, MzrEon Coleman. ROW 3: Lynn Forbush, Iudy Flint, Carrol Carrillo, Bonnie Woolverton, Elane Russell, Eloise Jones, Violet Delancy, Bonnie Dyer. ROW 4: Nancy Friebus, Bobby Flint, Karen Brawdy, Ianet Dodge, Peggy Taylor, Kay Jackman, Ianine Gergen. ROW 5: Anita Pieri, Laura Stuart, Lois Benee, Sharoa Starrett, Susan Salveson, Vic Bustamante, Tony Cupparl, George Killeen. BOW 6: Darlene Dohmeyer, Barbara Flock, Pam Bowater, Bob Memoli, lim Sullivan, Iames Farlow. ROW 7: Carol Sickenger, Barbara McCormick, Mariana Culkins, Louise Roach, Lewis Mattazaro, Roger Harrison, Bob Crusberg. ROW 8: Carroll Iohnson, Ivan Lilley, Kenneth Hoff, Bob Henshaw, Iohn Houtrorx, Mike McPhee. ROW 9: Henry Nordhofzf, Bob Harriman, Bill Rhodes, Bill Singleton, Dick Torres, Carl Miller, Iack Bauer, Tom Lewis, Carlos Quintana. ROW 10: lay Marcott, Steven Sibourou, Ed Brady, Stewart Matheson, Ierry Wollard, Clyde Ferris, Teddy Richardson, Ray Huffman. Ja. ORCHESTRA ROW 1. Katherine Meyers, Iackie Mitchell, Katherine Rightmeier, Sue Stewart, Iune Hall, Pat Curl, Carolyn Rightmeier, Lydia Duff. Ann Colbert, Dolores Neil, Leila Wilson, Virginia Manning, George Calvin. ROW 2: Mary Adolphson, Robert Smith, Roy Nakao, Dale Bridwell. Ioan Morton, Rowena Kunce, David Ienner, James Cuellar, Robert Pawlo, Don Kuhn, Helen Bolling, Ronald Medel, Sue Aslin. ROW 3: David Danner, Vincent Diaz, Harold Foreman, Iean Wayt, Ly:,el Perry, Carolyn Bryant, Ted Lung, Pat Callens. Harold Weidner, Bill Hooks. ROW 5: Bob Wright, Roy Wright, Ledonna Wyatt, Ancilla Zambetti, Dale Miller, Gene Kasten, Otto Whitesel. PL PIDDLB, PL BAND 6' SQYX ROW 1: Sophie Schradie, Robert Weber, Sheila Kunce, Loris Dledrick, Wayne Dickey, Iolene Iohnson, Catherine Becker, Karlee Valdies, Paul Koetz, Iarnes Shenk, Richard Cox, Wayne Miller, Bruce Del Monaco. ROW 2: Patsy Fraus, Elizabeth Short, Pat Sanborn, Ianet Hiner, Nora Amann, Virgene Mitchum. Louis Martel, Richard Iuniper, Marcia Martel, Eueqene, Bill Fuquay, David Hayes. ROW 3: Rodger Iohnson, Paul Gerard, Leland Rhodes, Wayne Zellmer, Daryl Dawson, Rodger Holi, Peter Bello, Fred lager, Louis Elllis, Ralph McAdams, Margaret Gove. Don Frickie. ROW 4: Leroy Kiertzner, George Waldorf, Duane Sanborn, Chris VVeingartner, Gary Vsfhitmire, Ray Watson, Richard Hayes, Frank Varela. Iames Parker. ROW 5: Eugene O'Brien, Robert Dornenici, lean Wayt, Arthur Atkinson, Carol Bradbury, Miriam Thompson, Anita Lull, Frank Ramirez, Betty Hall, Lynel Perry, Francis Palmer, Ioe Butman. ND THB BA IJ PLA BD 0 CHEER LEADERS Who raise our spirits With yellinq Voices, ln time of crisis These hearty people And voice our hopes Lead us to victory. For the victory of the team. Three cheers for them iff? ' l 50-iooi' , Kappgg, 5-H59 - I . Left to Right: I .,., WM Vi-M 1 ' 4 Esther Brininqer ' M-u'h N ' , , ' Iean Hickman I --H - -- Rohanna Pollack Elaine Webb Io Ann Watt X Left to Right: Carmen Notaro. Iackie Doyle. Pat Skaggs, Ad- rienne Borel, Madeline Whalen, Shirley Watt. Gene Logan, Dick Degn, Ric W ' l Gahm, Iohn Tatar Left to Right: Arlene French Marian Coleman Carol Zellmer Diane Blair Virginia Rose Eloise Iones TA-Ni-RAiiBfUiUiM-DEA 'W i Page 58 l ,Q -. ' 'ii FRS- DEBATE NOVICE ROVV 1: Marilynn Martindale, Ioanne Thurman, Marian Wright, Merdith LoVecchio, Beverly Ireland, Leda DeLancey, Iana Schlesinger BOW Z: Mr. Smith Ukdviserl, Iuly Flint, Ioe Butrnan, Ivan Lilly, Norman Ashcralt, Barbara Wadsworth, Mike McPhee. Bob England Laika Bogart, Mr. Landis Uidviserl, Eddie Inouye. VARSITY ROW 1: Iean Wayt, Mary Smith, Dona Anderson, Marilee Davis, Luana Tollin, Sandra Boardman, Sharon Sturgis, Betty Io Nelson. ROW 2: Mr. Smith CAdviserl, Bonnie Boyer, Don Martin, Charlotte Carter, Ron Apperson, Mr. Landis Adviserl. Down through the ages With these gems of Wisdom ln our rebuttal We shall show The speech squad Won The voluntary system has tailed Many first places ln reviewing the history of Con- ln the tournaments they attended. scriptionf' HH PUUGHT TDP. A CAUSE HH THOUGHT WAS RIGHT Student Store Staff Margcaet Creacey. Pat Lambert, Dorothy Trammell, Gerrene Kasten, Marian Mills, Gwen Baker, Lois Rinker, Ledonna Wyatt, Ianet Kobretz. Bank Staff ROW 1: Karlyne Fields, Ieannine Neff, Barbara Iuniper. HOW 2: Mr. Cook Uldviserl, Carole Farmer, Pat Hummer, Rosanne Negri, Margie Muhelthaler. Stretcher Crew ROW l: Norman Sandusky. ROW 2: Iohn Sillick, Eugene Iilq, lack McCullurn, Stan Chessmore. Ed Santoro. ROW 3: Richard Gustafson, Bob Harri- man, Lowell Fincher, Charles Mar- shall, Mr. Houdinq llldviserl, Stephen Van Blankenstein. Stage Crew ROW 1: Dick Douglas, Charles Atkin- son, Mike Thesing, Arthur Marshall, Al Hickox, Bob Enger, Iohn Hacker, Douglas Collore. ROW 2: Roger Bricker, Brian Stone. Frank Kraqer, Charles Dulty, Charles Nepps, Iohn Stone, Ken Berkemeyer, Charles Marshall, Ierome Hastings, Clyde Harless, Phil Drake. ROW 4: Larry Woolverton, Max Glass- brook, Walt Hull, Marty Stone, Bill Winningharn. 1 -A N Hz'- f.z.:e f-M L .,.5S4.m:,,,t, ,9,,.E,,,5. 3,44 H-qsfpsvswiw-gr vi' 1 'raised ,X A f ,f1l'ai', W, ,ar H nr,-.,,-,,.i MAY I HAVE YUUA AUTOGRAPH, PLEASE? l .O' jj, ACT II Clarence: Thank goodness, the oppressions of my fresh- man year have ended. No longer shall l be derided and laughed at, For now l'll take my revenge on those taking my place. Armed with this tube of lipstick in my hand, l'll swoop down on the next freshman who enters the halls. But, hark, this fair maiden who comes before me. What could cause the perplexion marked on her brows? Rosalind: Uh, dear sir, woe is me! l am new here as you can see, But search as l will l cannot find These famed elevators of which l have been told. Canst thou take pity on poor little me And offer shelter for my perplexed soul Which more and more becomes confused by the hour By the villainous attempts of others to disuade me? Clarence: Cfksidel Who could fail to yield to this damsel in distress With her weary frame and melting gaze? Albeit l must postpone my plans for the day, My conscience pleads that l do her bidding. CTo herb Ch, maiden, innocent and dear, Entrust your cares to me, your peer, You are too beautiful by far to go to your classes alone. Rosalind: Kind sir, my thanks are boundless, For a true friend l have found at last. The memory of this deed l shall entreasure for- ever, Lock it in my heart that it may never fade away. Page 65 B-10 G? y li Ms' if if , S of 32 if ,i I , rf' Q sh qw M' 'JJ' A 1 l ,. .I-.4 1 A ROW l: Ianet Ashley, Kathleen Atwater, Ioyce Beall, Carol Blanchard, Leo Bowman, Lenore Burks, Bill Burghart, Ierry Collins, Iim Crofl, Linda Davisson. ROW 2: Sandra Dial, Nancy Farris, Larry Grayson, Stan Herpick, Bob Hughes, Dolores Iuarez, Ierry Kimbro, Doris Lewis, Marilyn Lunsford, lean McClure. ROW 3: Ioanne McClure, Bob McKissick, Neill McNeill, Michael Murphy, Cherryl Olsen, Avelina Hamires. Dan Rios. Fred Robles, Louise Russo, Barbara Smith. HOW 4: Larry Stephens, Bob Stuart, Bob Taylor, Pat Tripodes, Betty Warner, Larry Watts, Barbara Wilcut, Ralph Wilkins, Lois Yocom. Alan Levine. THE ULD FLAME FLIC ERS A-10 ROW I: Vince Acosta, Mary Adolphson. Don Allen, Carol Anderson. Stan Allison, Don Alpine, Iozmne Anderson. Iim Anderson, Susanne Aslin. Larry Auxier. ROW 2: Diana Balcom, Stephen Baloq. Ardyce Bates, Karl Bamum, Bob Barrett. Nora Bellinqer. Iack Bauer, Dale Behee, Charlotte Bers, Helen Bishop. ROW 3: Beverly Blunk. Nancy Bollerup, Marilyn Bolten, Ann Bovee, Richard Bower, Cecil Bowers, Karen Brawdy, Don Brenholt, Ralph Bridge, Brad Brown ROW 4: Bruce Brown. Everett Brown, Shirley Brubaker, Charles Bucholz. james Burriqht, ic Bustamente, Frank Byers, Earlene Byrne. Pat Callens. Leta Campbell. ROW 5: Myrna Caplin, Arlene Cardenaz, Burt Carpenter. Barbara Carter. Iac Chaille, Dick Champion, Mary Cheney. Ronnie Clarke, Richard Clayton, IoAnn Cliff. ROW 6: Gene Collard. Arlow Collom, Ioan Cooley. Bill Cornelius. Isabel Corona. Opal Coumoutseas, Donna Covey, Torn Cox. Margaret Creacy, Iim Crocker ROW 7: Pat Dattola. Winnie Davis. Pat Dearborn, Yolanda Delgado, Tom Desy. Bob DiPalma. Nancy Dix, Bobbie Dohmeyer. Dan Dominguez. Iohn Doner. ,M . . . A ,V V-'45 f ' 0 Y 'V v,, I f . m I W 5525 , In I , -, B fx H -, fr r .1 vw . la 3 ,.., B , l ,,. 1' gg? Q, ,. I f , , ' i Lib v vp sp. 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' ef 5 - 1 X X X . r 1 N5 fvsz' 'N 4, 1 W 49 Q N -Wl,Q,,,l We ' If ,. ,f f cf V g N Z Z f 7 ev - fy X ' 2:5 jf 1, K fx Q 4 1 ,, N X Q .afar - -A 4 ff' 7 'ff SS if fn 'Se -u so ' ,i c ' Q K ge L 4' S f .y 5? I 3 R E' i 1... vw 3 :K x Q ' x x W , X , so W, . lfiff, , .X e 2 A I , , F . Q 5 1 C5 4 4 -l PZ 2 ,,i, iw? Q Q A-10 ROW 1: Iohn Downey, Don Dutton. Beverly Dye, Ierold Earney. lane Eaton, Mary Eddy. Louis Eldis. ROW 2: Earl Ens, Syd Erwin, Bob Fager, Marianne Feagan, Dwayne Fairchild, Alene Ferguson, Ray Ferlisi. ROW 3: Ethel Ferguson, Dan Feyka. Don Fiddament, Pat Fields, Rodney Fish, Kathleen Flippin, Iean Foss. ROW 4: Pat Foster, Arnold Foute, Pat Fread, Ed Friedemarm, Allen Fritchle, Fred Gentiam, Ianine Gergen ROW 5: Ron Gilmore, Margaret Good- win, Gabrielle Gorris, Margaret Graham, Pat Grannan, Stella Gra- zino, Nancy Gresham. ROW 6: Carola Grotticelli, Helen Gustafson, Mary Hachenauer, Pat Hale, lim Hardin, Allan Harris. Bud Harris. ROW 7: Gary Harris, Lorraine Hart. Van Harvey, Tomoka Hayashi, David Hayes, Dale Heilin, Bob Heredia. ROW 8: Kay Hilton, Gloria Hinds, Brian Hoffman, Mary Hope, Karen Hosterman, Don Howarth, Ioan Hubbell. ROW 9: Frank Ingram, Eddie lnouye, Fred lager, Gloris Iay, Dick Iay, Barbara Johns, Carolyn Iohnson. ROW 10: Carrol Iohnson, Gordy Iohnson, Ienell Iohnson, Dick Iuniper, Dave Iuarez, Helen Kelly. Bill Kerwin. 40 is , , K if f L . , L-1--K K ei we ., 3 , A 1 ' 3- - ' X sn, rs, W av 4 r .M f ss I . , if ch .4-A f f -V - - .: QV Y I I Il in E' K 5 I ...I I is X C A WLJQQ W Q J- Q-s f 1 r g K K K L - I ' 'Q X73 fum . K C . V V racing?-E il , as g if Les- L is ' g g- V it if 'vig lip ff r iff w A V- -X . I 4 if A in ml ' hh r. --v, 1 f Am 99 1 ' X! if i il ' .. we f 3 . . , W A VG rss, :gf 6 r it f ,C ,g ,s,i,,, A 5 r ' -, 3,1 . 3 'J-3' 1 ff? if . nfs f K . , W 4 , ,N 4' - g yy 'T yf s U A 'f sa , Q A mf ,jugs , -L V K 72 7 fs ,sr 2 , l s val l ROW 1: Norman Kirton, Leroy Kiertzner, Pat Kimball, Bobbie King. Todd Kinney, Roberta Klotz, Ioan Knight, Ioyce Koehl, Dorothy Krause, Donna Kretz. ROW 2: Don Kuhn, Rowena Kunce, Maggie Ladd, Eugene Lambert, lol-inn Lamping, Ioan Larsen, Sylvia Larson, Toni Lechuga, Clint Lefler. ROW 3: Alice Lemon, Charles Lewis. Kenneth Lewis, Tom Lewis, lim Lieber, Ivan Lilly, Iudy Logan, Linda Long, George Long, Fred Luke. ROW 4: Dick Mcllnarney, MaryLou McCracken, Tom McDermott, Bob McDade, Don McKnight, Donna McLarty, Claude McWhorter, Charles Mabbitt, Mary Mallory, Carmen Mandarino. ROW 5: George Mandella, Lucille Martarella, Iohn Martin, LaVonrze Masson, IoAnn Mayo, Rose Mendosa, Nancy lean Miali, Donna Miller. Wayne Miller, Iim Minikel. HOW 6: Harriet Moffitt, Tony Mogavero, Rosalind Lovelace, Russell Morgan, Carl Morell, Dick Moyer, lim Murphy, Dave Murrish, Delores Neil, Carolyn Newmire. HOW 7: Ierry Obert, Keith O'Brien, Irv Ode,,Carmen Olsen, lnqebright Ottem, Kay Owens, Manuel Pacheco, Blynn Paine, Arlene Passamaneck, Mary Pena. 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' . . 2 4 f i- 9' , 1 5:1 2, , - ,- .1 V' , X' S 3 fx! gi I Q O .fi V' S , O V 5,2 , 'A' , , 4 ' 'a:' 2 ' I li 5 V2 S 4? f 'S' fp X X V n is 4,V W 4 , N S S , S f E ,f ,, t ff 2 . S ,V ,, S. 1 .A,, , . .. X .,,. , As, as 1 . S S f ROW 1: Arnold Perez. Marilyn Perkins. Gary Petersen. Elvira Pivavaroil. Sylvia Ponton. Marie Popp. Ioan Prentice. Dorene Preston. Glen Pursel. Cliff Pursell. ROW 2: Carlos Quintana. Pat Ragland. Frank Ramirez, Don Rasmussen. Bob Ravetti. Alan Rebel. Penni Reck. Evelyn Reinhart, Phil Reinsch. Leland Rhodes. ROW 3: Iackie Ricks. Dave Riles. Noel Rios. Louis Roach. Linda Robertson. Ioanne Robey. Linda Robinson. Phyllis Roney. Mary Ruben- bauer. Bill Rugg. ROW 4: Barbara Rushing. Sandra Russell. Paula Sackett. Norma Simons. Roger Sundberg, George Sein. Bob Severe. Iana Schlesinger. Sophie Schradie. Pat Schwenk. ROW 5: Carol Scott. Eddie Shafier. Iim Shoop. Robyn Shullers. Carol Sickinger. Donna Sillings. Frank Slaughter. Bill Slavin. Pat Small. Bob Smith. ROW 6: Darlene Smith, Dave Smith. Ed Smith. Marvin Smith. Ioanne Solomon. Ierry Spinelli. Sandra Springer. Sharon Starrett. Iudy Stone. Bill Stover. ROW 7: lack Stroud. Beverly Stull. Dean Sturdavant. Anne Super. Iohn Swanson. Marilyn Sweetman. Dave Taylor. Peggy Taylor. Erick Tellenbach. Paula Thibon. Wm nnrmvrma, nnrammu ROW 1: Janice Thomas, loan Thomas, Ioanne Thurman, Pat Tims, Forest Tolleson, Sandy Tomlinson, Sherrill Trainor. ROW 2: Dorothy Trammell, Mary Tricas, Don Triiillo, Dick Tyler, Clarence Hyscholer, Iacky Vaaqe, Marilyn Vanderbush. ROW 3: Barbara Vasquez, Gilbert Vasquez, Iosephine Vasquez, Mag- no Vasquez, Bonnie Vogelsanq, Barbara Wadsworth, Patsy Walker ROW 4: Ianice Ward, George Weal, Bob Weber, Shirley Whalen, Dar- lyne Wheeler, Ierry White, Gary Whitmire. ROW 5: Pat Wiederkehr, Leila Wil- son, IoAnn William, Pat Williams, Iackie Willis, Iosie Willis, Ioan Wold. ROW 6: Iackie Vaage, Fred Zimmer- man, Steve Zucker, Mike Page, lim King, Monica Monaco, Al Umbrello jngm ' 93 f 'E Y J' Y . 'ar f Y BZ-1 WW A rf, fr' 3 A-10 Q5 V I n if f yfii fe 4 ' 5 , S f f A I ' V V ,az f -. . wp -f yv-V5 Q f A mf' ' ,gf-. l if V ,V .. in za ,- , Q ,VM ,M nn 6 ' 'Ze gf? I dingy : I , I X ,f J-..' ,r W ' l. ' - - 0 ', - Q, , ' , 6'2' 1ff?f'? r . .Hb pwaf P to 1 if i f f n 2 455 ii , If , f if I 4 .- ..,,Jf- g ,Y A f Y-- ug l Page 71 ,:,,,, Q ! fi if l in l ef' 5 ' 9 i iw Q Q, 1? ,qs Q iff' ,xxixl X K Um we IN THE GOOD ULD SUMMERTIME 'Y ASH 1 if f im iii vf, I ki! . Of I'D LIKE T0 HAVE A PHOTOGRAPH UT THAT Pcrq 73 Page 74 Q X s1K N X ui 9' 5 f Z ii Mark Keppel 13 South Pasadena 0 staring me season oz: '.-fit: fl jorotcuce -Reba :A AA-- - 'AJQN-nf: -A QA---11 pf, ,Y N-1oA---o, LDS A 4.9-5 Qc-oM.v,A LHS Mod.-- QS.: ' W : 'R 'W N 4-,1-- 'Jw ' A oerra Lrgers la-o 1:1 o -me G1jG-,-:r irre oomle ev-. -, ' 4 L ff- - A-. - ' ,-.- T dr wgrcr, rue Azrecs proved srronger. Don Hick- rion scored me iirsz rouozoox-fn oy jcumgmg into me end zone rrozzi me rnree-yard une. Marty Sione soon followed wirh d YGRY from the two-yard line. Dick Douglds and Bill Bujo- bles Wirminghorn opened the holes in the line of the luckless Tigers. Derensively, George Peters and Bradley Koon held the Aztec line together. Aztec of the Week: Don Hickman Mark Keppel 26 Burbank U Cv-we Af. f- f PAW Uv. WNW' -1.-A ooori- MX., 4 'Srfo A -Nd A .cr-r---- . to'4::11o'.-ris, tae zgizy Aztecs TCILSJ up a 3113- score o: 26 to I. rlxccouizlig for the orher idllies, Do: H1ck---o:1 tossed cg jcoss ro Kohn Duvrco: -or slx coiziis. I1 :lie :ost uiusuol gli' of iie adroe, D--7 -v1 47,-,fv B 'Y-'S.W A Dwi Dodgras QLCKCSI up a urooas -dmore on -2 'N' - ' 'Q M ' ' -L -.T 5 rue 4013 ora ine geo ran all rue .ray ror a 'fN1 9- 1f'N'nT, ...JLlo--Qv V1 fl. Aztec of the Week: Dick Douglas my ir? , 13.422 , ,V Page A '71 I v 1 x 3 'f V ff f A if X ff' iw f wx :V Q ,Q ,M , ,JI :ff - 4 9 Xl, gf x x 524 ' fx at X, , wx, l . i T L xx xi I ' m 1 ,, , , I, W, ,M mff ff .eff Walt Hull Iohn laclcson Ierry McCorkle Mark Keppel 0 Whittier 14 Defeated by a strong Whittier team, the Aztecs failed to score, although they played a great game. Don Hickman and the Aztecs failed to penetrate the Whittier defense. Max Glassbrook played a great defense game to hold Whittier to l4 points. Aztec of the Week: Max Glassbrook Mark Keppel 33 El Monte 20 Winning their first league game, the Aztecs outplayed the Lions throughout the game. Scoring in every quarter, the Aztecs were led to victory by Don Hickman, scoring two touch- downs, followed by Ierry McCorkle, Marty Stone, and Gary Greene, each scoring one. Mark Keppel 22 Alhambra 7 Winning their sixth of the season, the Aztecs showed their speed, strength, and spirit to the crosstown rival, the Alhambra Moors. Defen- sively the Aztecs held the Moors to seven points. The rnost exciting highlight of the game was when Don Hickman on the first play of the game romped 75 yards for a touchdown behind nice blocking. He was followed with touch- downs by ferry McCorkle and Marty Stone. Aztec of the Week: Marty Stone Mark Keppel Mark Keppel Mark Keppel Mark Keppel Mark Keppel Mark Keppel Mark Keppel Mark Keppel Mark Keppel f, . f 1 7, I 5 1 3 I if E 1 5 E STATISTICS South Pasadena U Phoenix Burbank Rosernead Monrovia Pasadena Whittier El Monte Alhambra I 4 Y ,nj Q fa , 0pEHTYf0l , V VU z . a'f. fQ-1 ' fl if Qn-...--, .imp ,,,,,,,,,, 'fr HQ 4, g.,,,.-,,, .V . --. Coach Seixas Coach Austin 7 O 7 26 20 14 20 7 Page 79 VARSIT AND J. V. PDUTBALL -7- en- -- Y- , wr , ' - f + V Q - - Q L - ROW 1: Carl Barnum, Iohn Iackson, Ierry McCorkel, Don Dutton, Gary Gardner, Roger Tallon, Marty Stone, Brad Koon, Max Fields, Bill Magruder, Frank Slaughter. ROYV 2: Keith Obrian, Gary Greene, Bob Gergan, Lanny Eberling, Mzx Glassbrook, Dick Douglas, Don Hickman, Bill Winninqham, lim Carlisle, Iohn Durban, Don Dittemore, Walt Hull, Coach Austin, Frank Ingram. HOW 3: Pete Herst, lim Croft, Charlie Veiyra, Gene Perry, Don McClary, George Peters, Paul Frakes, Bob Revetti, Seiyo Tsuii, lim Moozey, lack McCullum, Coach Hunt. ROW 4: Phil Drake, Rich Rose, Bill Miller, Don Brice, Iohn Windew Ron Anderson, Larry Auxier, Ray Watson. BOW 5: Everett Brown, Larry Vifoolverton, Rich Ioy, Harry Healey, Bob Enger, Gary Griiiin, Gerald Obert. The Iay Vee Football Team, led by their star back Bill Ma- gruder, Won one, lost one, and tied one. The lay Vees Won five scdnunages vdditheh duo of Magruder to Rogers for six points. Page 8 l BEE FOOTBALL ROW 1: Charles Herpick. Cliff Percell, Gordy Iohnson, Paul Frakes. David Stewart, Chuck Morsa, Iohn Myers, Don Henderson, Bruce Craft, Ierry Habeck, Ken Berkemeyer, Lee Helie, Ted Norwood. ROW 2: Coach Anderson. lim Harden. Ray Bechtel, Gary Harris, George Keline, Don Swanson, Don Trujillo, Rich Gooden, Ramiro Mora, Sam Hayes, Eddy Ater, Dick Collins, Ken Larczmy. Bill Shelton, Coach Wilson. ROW 3: Brian Shafer, Ron Gilmore, Tim Tyleer, Gary Peterson, lim Guisto, Arnold Perez, George Wheel, Daryl Stamper, Bob Terry, Eddy Iohns, Rick Garcia, Tod Renny, lack McCorkel. Carlos Quintana. Page 82 Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark BEE STATISTICS Keppel Keppel l Keppel 21 6 Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Burbank Bosemead Monrovia Pasadena Whittier El Monte Alhambra Along with lots of team spirit, this year's Bee's, under Coach Blynn Wilson, came out with a record of three wins and four losses. They first dumped Rosemead 13 to U in a practice game. ln the first game of the league they beat Monrovia 21 to Og they then lost to Pasadena and Whittier 13 to 6 and 27 to 6, re- spectively. ln one of their best games of the season they beat El Monte 7 to 6. The Bee's then met their cross-town rivals and lost 7 to 6 as the conversion was made of the second try. On the line making holes for the backs were center Cliff Percell, guards lerry Habeck and Lee Helie, tackles Bruce Craft and Sam Hayes, and at ends lack McCorkle and Don Anderson. Running through these holes were lohnny Myers, Eddie Ater, lim Harden, and Ken Burkemyer or Bill Shelton. Bay Bechtel and Arnold Perez filled in at different positions. Led by their two speedy quarterbacks, Dan Dudley and lim Sullivan, the Aztec midgets won games and lost games. Coach Stanger and Coach Horst had to start from scratch and build a strong Cee team as they had only one returning letterman. The record oi the team proves that they not only had a strong team, but a big and a fast one, too. Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark GBE FOOTBALL CEE STATISTICS Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel 12 33 12 O U 7 2 Loyola Arcadia Monrovia Excelsior Whittier El Monte Alhambra O 26 13 14 39 6 13 ROW 1: lim Sullivan, lim Stemer, Iim Ringwood. Don Gerrell, Dan Dudley, Noel Rios, Ray Robeson, Gary Ostrander, Bill Merrill, Tom Weaver, Iohn Griffith. ROW 2: Carol Iohnson, Charles Boggs, Roy Sparks, Bob DuPont, Larry Burright, Chuck DeCapite. Farr, Dick Anderson, Eric Tellanback, Dan Kuhn, Crupi. ROW 3: Willis Friend, Coach Stanger, Pete Cabi, Al Umbrello, Dave Frakes, Tom Zarp, Tom McDument, Fred Zimmerman, Bob Balenia, Don ..,..,.................. , Roger Wheland. Rich Clayton, Ioe Veiyra. ROW 4: Pete Gorry, Herold Iefis, Ed Schaffer, Ray Thornhill, Mick Rose, Larry Stone, Ralph Kaster, Iessie Veiyra. 4 rf? I G' 9,1 'l , ' rl as kt aeltgftfnt 96945 AT A GEORGIA CAMP MEETING Page 83 CROSS CUUNTR Vincent Acosta Richard Agillar Ron Tindel Bob Harriman CROSS COUNTRY STATISTICS Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Page 84 Alhambra El Monte Whittier Monrovia Compton Ted Banks lack Bauer Don Carpenter Stu Matheson Norm Sandusky Brian Stone Al Stockbridge Dick Torres Coach Hunt Running against defending C. l. F. champ- ions, Compton, in the first meet of the season, the Aztec Iron Lungers began with a fast start. In league meets, after losing to Whittier, they hit the Win column against El Monte and Monrovia and Went on to mangle Alhambra to the tune of a perfect score. Leading Mark Keppel's Varsity Cross- country Team was Ted Banks, followed by Donald Carpenter, Vincent Acosta, Dick Torres, Ronald Tindel, Norman Sandusky, Allan Stock- bridge, lack Bauer, and Robert Harriman. 5 Xfl.f,- V. WK-EYIM V gy' - :fs .L 3 iw! 'V I ! 'DMX Coach Wilson George Dudley Ken Hoff lim Sterkel Gilbert Moreno Bill Hooks Dave Kaylor Dean Livingston lim Miller Carlos Quintana Ken Perry Ron Pollindine Dan Rogers lohn Sillick Page 86 Varsity basketball had a very good season this year. lim Sterlcel out-jumped and out-re- bounded the centers on the opposing team. The Aztecs out-shot the opponents as dead eye George Dudley put in the long field goals, but he did not only put in field goals but lay- ins as Well. Helping the Aztecs score were Ken Perry, loe Kimbro, Bill Hooks, and many others. IA, 5 Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel VARSITY STATISTICS 55 Rosemead 5l Glendale 53 Cantwell 5l Alumni 56 Ventura 67 So. Pasadena 72 Ventura 7 l Excelsior 43 Cathedral 37 Loyola 49 L. B. Poly 39 Glendale 44 Monrovia F50 Pasadena 53 Whittier 52 El Monte 63 Alhambra 42 Monrovia 58 Pasadena 40 Whittier 30 El Monte 33 Alharnlora Paqe 87 BEE BAS BTBALL ROW 1: Couch Austin, Iim Anderson, Ken Hayashi, Ken Burkemeyer, Chuck Herpick, Gordy lohnson, Paul Vanderburq Bnan Hoffman HOW 2: Ioe Dupont, Weldon, McKinley. Bud McKenzie, Don Benelli, Amold Perez, Bernie Acuna. Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Page 88 The Bee Cagers, sparked by their ace forwards, Ken Burkemeyer and Arnold Perez, won four games and lost a lot of close ones. The team tried hard, but luck was not with them. Although they won their game against Glendale, the next six were lost. The team then got back into the win column by defeating El Monte. Another defeat followed in the clash with Alhambra, however, the Bees won the next game with Monrovia, but lost the last three. 27 Glendale 3l 29 Cantwell 41 57 So. Pasadena 59 4l Monrovia 48 40 Glendale 54 37 Pasadena 38 58 Whittier 84 34 El Monte 30 38 Alhambra 49 46 Monrovia 45 40 Pasadena 4l 34 Whittier 52 54 El Monte 53 4l Alhambra 48 am r . W--... -m CBE BAS ETB LL ROW 1: Tom Weaver, Pete Colon. Fred Zimmerman. Rich Dudley, Don Rogers. Warren Stevenson. BOW 2: lim Slerner, Dan Dudley, Frank Ingram. Dick Anderson. Coach Hum. This year the Cee Cagers had some hard luck, but they had a good team. The games they lost were very close, usually not more ihan three points. Dan Dudley and Frank LTIQTGIH were ide forwards. Dan Dudley was the highest scoring mah on the team. ln the Alhambra game he scored twenty poinis. Ai center was Ieifs, a tall boy, who gave opposing centers a hazd time. The guards were Pete Colon and lim Anderson. These two boys hardly ever lei die ball gei pasi them or into the hoop. I Keppel Z4 3: K,,,oQ ff .'. 3---'f if A ei: he - . , , ... isffc .... - ilfflf sl KCQQCL QQ in K'---. A- -M Kettel El fl gf,-Q 4 -v-,- Av-v-A ,-,-.A Whey- -, ve.. 4f.f,.A , ,- vvav- 1..- ---V Keioeg ,Q :cc ,W-W,-A ,. ,- Keote- 5- ,Io A,-N,-,-. . ,- av--- -- - K,.,..,.fC Y '1- DEE BASKETBALL ROW 1: Ed Shaffer, Larry Burriqht, lack Marty, Fred Andrews, Charles Weaver. ROW 2: Bob Thomas, Art Sisson, Dee Pollock, Noel Lehe, Ray Thornhill. ROW 3: Bill Rose, lim King, Bill Lawry, lim Bullock, Roger Wheland, Sian Herpick, Coach Hunt. This year's Dees under the terrific coach- ing of Coach Hunt nabbed second in the league with a record of seven wins and three losses. Starting out like a ball of fire, the Dees dumped their first five opponents, Rosemead l9 to 29, Arcadia l5 to 29, Cantwell 15 to 29, Monrovia 24 to 29, and Excelsior 9 to 31. They then lost to Whittier, only to come back to win three straight from El Monte, Alhambra, and Mon- rovia. They then lost to Excelsior and Whittier. They' finished up the season by beating El Monte and Alhambra. At the forwards were Stan l-lerpeck and Larry Burright, at center was Roger Wheland, and at the guards were Bob Thomas and lim Bullock, who was high point man. Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel DEE STATISTICS Rosemead Arcadia Cantwell Monrovia Excelsior Whittier El Monte Alhambra Monrovia Excelsior Whittier El Monte Alhambra THE MAN THAT BROKE THE BANK AT MONTE CARLO Page 90 VARSIT TENNIS J. V. TENNIS uma..- W. M f gf t ,' warg' ff 4 ' inf ' V., fn-,,f N. X , f W at :fm .G T ' 2 X 9 W, A , , 3 ,. , ROW 1: Ierry Silver, Ed Sanioro, Norman Cuellar, ROW 1: Bruce Lahey Bill Koon, Dave Bond. ROW 2: Bob Esquire, Iohn Hussey, Dave Taylor. BOW 2: Coach Horne, Ted Hobbs, Dave Plan- ROW 3: Cris Schwafel, Elmer Green, Mike Getz, Mike Mc- ders, Gene Ohly, Bud Daily. Phee, Don Rasemussin, Coach Horne. Coached by Coach Horne, the Varsity Tennis Team took fourth place in the league. The tearn, led by Ted Hobbs, Won three meets and lost four. They lost to Whittier, El Monte, Monrovia, and Al- hambra. They beat Pasadena two times and Alhambra once. f X, AY! V 47 ' W f , ff f if 4' ,. f Wiyfv , V fy X X , , f 2, my I, f , , ,,,,M J ,,,, , 1 W ! f4f V Q ,. mi LQAJMQ. A, ' -' , ,- -H ,W y Paqe 91 VARSIT TRAC 44151 .RFQ --Y' fr,-mv ww' 569 Don Hickman Al Stockbridge Raullie Holt Brad Koon lerry Thornton Bill Hooks Ted Banks Gary Greene Harry Healey Don Dittemore Iim Sterkel Coach Hunt TRACK STATISTICS For the first time in Keppel's athletic history the Leunnqer 13 Keppel 90 Varsity Track Team Went through all their meets Glegldale Hoover 65 Keppel 39 without being defeated. The Aztecs, with their point Monrovia 51 Keppel 53 Winning trio in the high and low hurdles, Don Hick- P dem! 3526 Keppel 6816 man, lim Sterkel, and Harry Healey, took the nine Vgiiuer 49 Keppel 55 points in almost every race. Bill Hooks took top honors E1 Monte 21W Keppel 82V2 in the high jump and set a new Keppel record of six Alhgmbm 43V3 Keppel SOVS feet, two and one-halt inches. Page 92 COME BACK, DEWEY. WE . . 6 5 3. ff A Q' 5 ,,,.s? ,fp ' ei? 6 . ,1-wx ?I ,f F . f .? Y1., ,f v., f,.ff ff X 4 my gi: Z x , Q. 6 'x -. Eg 5.4 mx' NR ,W -iw K Qing!! L , WON'T DO A THING TO YOU -.. w .,- Paqe 93 BEE TRAC ROW 1: Iack Thornton, Ken Hayasyda, Iim Guisto, Phil Burke Burt Carpenter Ken Hayaski Diamante Garcia Ron Holmes ROW 2: Iim Hall, Chuck Herpick, Vincent Acosta, Bruce Craft Ray Bechtel Sam Hayes Bill Shelton Ken Burkemeyer Daryl Stamper ROW 3: lim Smiley. Neal Hannigan, Brian Shafer, Iack Bauer Bob Pager Arnold Perez Gary Harris Stan Atkinson The Bee Tracksters this year won two meets and lost tive. Running the hurdles for the Aztecs were Ray Bechtel and lim Hall. Running the l00 and 220 were Daryl Stamper, Bill Shelton, and Ken Berkemeyer. Sam Hayes put the shot-put, and high point man, Gary Harris, did the broad- jumping. ln the first meet the Bees waxed Leuzing- er. ln the next meet they lost to the Glendale Hoover team. Thy finally came out with a record of four Wins and three losses. BEE STATISTICS Leuzinger 28 Keppel 67 Glendale Hoover 77 Keppel l8 Monrovia 74 Keppel 22 Pasadena 34 V2 Keppel 60 V2 Whittier 48 Keppel 47 El Monte 69 Keppel 26 Alhambra 35 Keppel 42 Paqe 94 CEE TRAC ROW 1: Ivan Lily, Ion Dahlstrom, Kinen, Ron Farr, Bill Lowry, Tom Weaver, Fred Zimmerman, Noel Rios, Rich Clayton, Bill Abernathy. ROW 2: Ron Secor, Paul Alexander, Ari Atldnson, Iim Ringwood, lim Bullock. Gary Caniqlio, Don Rogers, Frank Ingram, Bob Ballinger, Lloyd Tally. CEE STATISTICS Leuzinger 23 Keppel 56 Glendale Hoover 46 Keppel 31 Monrovia 4192 Keppel 35W Arcadia 31 Keppel 41 Whittier 43 Keppel 34 El Monte 33 V2 Keppel 43 V2 Alhambra 34 Keppel 42 2 lf L. , , The Cee cinderrnen under the direction of Coach Austin had a fine season this year as they won tour meets and lost only three. Sporked by Noel Rios and Rich Clayton, the Cee's trounced Leuzinger in the first meet of the season. They then lost to Glendale Hoover by a score of 46 to 31. Losing their third game of the season, the Aztecs Went down under Monrovia's strong team. Although Monrovia had a very good team, ine Cee's lost to them by a small margin oi six points. They then beat Arcadia and lost to Whittier. ln the meet with Alhambra, the Cee cindermen showed the crosstown -rivals what many other track teams had feared as they beat them by a score oi 42 to 35. Page 95 V REIT WN-1 ii qw V ' 22 ' , 2, ' V naw r r .1..wx, - t I H53 R f Iohn Harvey Roger Tallon Page 95 BASEBALL ,-. , ,, ,WT NW, . V f H --K . - i A. Sf' ' V. 4 4 ,- L ,, ,f K . 7 ,W X '1, , 'e.E'9n - -H W3 ff X F , il , V wwf' x,,fzz',' 2 4 wk f li 2 jd 1 0 X 714 4 ik Z 1 4 ' ff f Z , ff 'V E 5 7 14 X X , 401, ,S - 51 6 9 f 4 5. t Ken Hoff Don McClary ' Nilo Fannuchi Bob Gergen lim Sullivan George Dudley Paul Diaz Bob Pawlo Tom Taylor Dan Dudley Coach Pursell Lou Pagano Guy Miali ' Mike Percell Winning a majority of their games, the Varsity baseball team showed their hitting power, pitching ability, fielding agility, and A their good sportsmanship. At bat was the power 4 of George Dudley, Ken Hoff, Dan Dudley, and 1 many other good ball players. The hickory men started the season off by beating Muir and then continuing to win a majority of their games. t 4 f, 1 I 3 -fm , , V ' 1 ' J , u i ' ' f. ef ' V Jn, 1 2. I , y , ft' K ' if su. .4 'i a .,.:v+-,pf re K A 5f?,jg'fi-.,,, L 4,..., g M V A , . 4 2 .vu- -- +41 .ii N ' ' Y, Ii. . , . W V 4 6' wg.-14 44.4 VARSITY STATISTICS Muir Bell Gardens So. Pasadena Montebello Glendale Hoover Bell Gardens Bosernead Rosernead So. Pasadena L. A. Wilson Muir Monrovia L. A. Wilson Cantwell Whittier El Monte Alhambra 3 3 5 4 9 3 4 5 2 4 10 l7 4 7 U 3 7 Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel Keppel h'1fT I. V. BASEBALL ROW 1: Cooper. George Sein. Bernie Acuna. Chuck Morsa. Harold Iefis. Gordy Iohnson, Stan Herpick, Larry Stone. Rami Thornhill. Wayne Helie. ROW 2: Pete Vanderburg. Bob Dawson. An Sisson. Leelan Inman. Bill Olson. Foy Sparks, Don Girel. Erwin Weber. Tom Genochi. ROW 3: Coach Wilson. Ierry Obert. Charles Wilson. lim Burright. Ioe Dupont. Frank Colie. Dick Bowen. lim Sterner, Roger Welaad. Larry Burright. Iohn Conklin. Gerald Teague. Gary Hooper. I A ..r,. , , ' A 1 5 I l 5 r I lg-.- APPARATUS This year's Gymnastic Team proved to be outstanding. They placed fourth in the C. l. F. com- petition. lndividuals who placed were Fradella, Griffith, Mar- shall, Koon, Williams, Herrea, Bryce, Vega, and Willard. ROW 1: Dick Williams, Arthur Marshall, Gabriel Vega, Don Koon, Kenneth Willard, Iohn Tatter, Don Bryce. ROW 2: Gene Fradella, Ierry McCormick, Harry Borion, Dwayne Fairchild. Bill Erwin, Griffith, Bob Iones. ROW 3: Rich Gillett, Carl Miller. Dick Degn, Don Henderson, Norm Stokes, Paul Fletcher, Ric Gahm, Bob Fincher. PLA MATES 5 G. A. A. GAA activities consisted of three divisions this year: participation in sports, attending playdays and the like, selling pom pons and holding two dinners. Sports enjoyed by the girls included: ten- nis, volleyball, speedball, basketball, softball, and hockey. Among the many playdays at- tended by the Keppelites was a nine school playday at U. C. L. A. in May. Membership shields were presented at the annual Christmas pot-luck supper. An annual awards banquet was held in May for the pre- sentation of other awards. Officers for the year were: president, Yvonne Pinchot, vice-president, Sandy Board- man, secretary, Pat Wade, athletic manager, Claudette Casseyp sports managers, Tarnoca Havashi, Evelyn Reinhart, Alberta Umbrello, and Ruth Meyers. 1 Page 99 7 I' ,. Y 1' iLg .qzj Sax i A A 4 Q Q. g x, .'-'Y X L 1 q is Y ,- Q I Nr..-4.-'K ! E ,f s. ACT III SCENE I First villain: Fifty lines of Caesar will be your Work for tonight. You will come to class tomorrow Prepared for reading at sight. A test will be given a day after that And then you'll supposedly know All the constructions in grammar. Rosalind: Oh, cruel, cruel villain, How treacherous your heart must be To give us tests so freguently And fail so many heartlessly. lf it were only your tests We need Weather, We could endure your course much better. But your perpetual description Cf your delightful biography Fails to instill within us A feeling of honor and awe. SCENE II Rosalind: lt is the Wee hours of the morning, l have been burning the midnight oil, Slaying and pouring o'er my boolcsg Bags are forming beneath my eyes While the clock ticks on and on. Alas that l labor so hard! Why must l suffer so much? First villain: Cln baclqgroundl This is a part of your test, my dear. Soon you will see the cause of our plans Which you react against violently. Right now you see no light to illumine the Way Which you think full of pitfalls and curves. l-fave patience, my poor little maid, This is all l can say to you now. WX A Page lOl 5? W 1 WHEN YUU WERE SWEET SI TEEN E-11 ROW 1: Alan Anderson, Ray Bechtel, Roger Bricker, Dick Callard, Bob Downey. Phil Drake, Ioe Dupont, Dick Fuller, Tommy Guarasci, Anne Hager. ROW 2: Ralph Harpster, Lee Helie, Pot Hoffman, Ron Holmes, Roger Houston, Lola Lamp, Warren Lewis, Ioanne Lorenz, Elizabeth Machi, Bob Mathews. ROW 3: Bob Memoli, Ronnie Miller, Sandy Miller, Beverly Moseman, Frances Puccio, Ralph Russo, Bill Shelton, Warren Stevenson, Iim Sullivan, George Sylva. ROW 4: IoAnn Torrez, Bill Walraven, Marian Wright. 1 - .,.,,, , X , . - g - f Q Q W , , Q ,ry y ,R Qu ' X 'iff Q! W X V Z5 f wifes, 7, ff P t. ,,f.,w , A, ' rzgrgf 5 ,af 9 Y ' J : E 1 ' of ' E E W - t meer , 1 ---- 'f f if -' ,. V 5 R . 6 W ap Q sw W 1' 2 f f 1 'i' ' R ..,. 1 l K Qi ,X , , f-omni 1,-fig! so r 1 ' VT S' ., I l Page 102 . M. 4 W . f f rf Q 2 W, if 1, W '15 as . B I K 1 I K, Q , . . , A. , 1 --'Q , fer- . Q . R E , S or V I 27,2 ,A 7 I l 2 y j to , i ' - x , A421 -f-V V W 4. If f f - ,, Q, ,Q Q . I J, l L -r , ' y' 3 f 1 ' l 'l 1 W if , 5 ff l X' , M , .. ,, My ,aff f 5, 'ff , ,f ' ,r ' , yy- ' ff X . .4- f H , 1 , . A A i w ff . 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Y 'ff ' MW , , 'V Y' f l 4 ll 1 G f X, 1 N V , a ., A ,LV I 152425 l o , 1 Gene Ashworth. lane Balash, lim Balash, Carmen Ballesteros, ROW 1: Iuanita Aguirre, Dona Anderson, Ron Anderson, Kay Arnett. Ioyce Balizley, Tom Baraniyi. ROW 2: Rosemay Barqer, Vance Bea Ioanne Berner, Don Berry, Nadine Berry, Dominic Bertelli. ROW 3: Bob Bittle, Dennis Blakeley, Ronnie Block, Helen Bolling, Dave Bond, Barbara Boren, Kay Boswell, Kathy Botts, Pat Boyd, Carol Bradbury. ROW 4: lim Brocy, Don Bryce, Phil Buerk, Bill Buonomo, Bob Burton, Elvin Butcher, Iames Cadilli, Barbara Calhoun, Charles Cannon, Elizabeth Carley. ROW 5: Gloria Carnevali, Helen Carpenter, Carol Carrillo, Dave Cesar, Shirley Child, Galen Christian, Iackie Christian, Mary Clark, Barbara Clayton, Ronald Clitt. ROW 6: Frank Colee, Pedro Colan, Bob Cortez, Richard Cox, Bruce Craft, Arden Crowell, Edwin Cruikshank, Bob Crusberq, Pat Curl, Genevieve Curtis. ROW 7: Don Dailey, Ianet Dalebout, Pat Dillard, Arlene Duffy, Bob Ebinger, Bob Enger, Clyde Ferris, Lowell Fincher, Paul Fletcher, Gary Francom. l. Carolyn Beaston, Lois Bence, Ken Berkemeyer, Louette Bemasconi. Page 103 1: - qw' , .., W N O K- A ,TQ 4 Q A-11 K ' . K . ,-i Q., N.. if. X 4-A 5 as X ,., , .s ,L its ,A Q O K .ar G ,R Q EYE? . 'L' if-ye is a ' 'E 1 E ' Q Q w . ex f' We ,jd 1 l E' sv! 2 I X gi-5. ' , 1 L if ,, 'H' H A Ft 4 , - A . of-'NN' , if is p ' l fs 'Lal fi ifwlfk J i QA 'X N ' sf ? X , V-- - .M g W A A.. X ri Q ,X - E , - L ,. . I Q' , N 4 ii? re r' , rf 'QS K L E. 55 A I I , , J Q 1 x p , s , A A 5 1 -.. . I, . I t I kr , ' af 4 if . ..3 .r r 2 E r ' f ' - E-'A L... K Y, . s -M if , ,R , 'W t Q, Elf' 9 ' 5-. ,,.1 V , ,I-we .4 13' i I - - ' . O E '31 'fx ' fish g. .0 V ' T? E? ES? 'Q V' 1 N v' . L17 ,, l, V I lr uozlre 5? I Q A 1 A f , 'V A A 'N'. V l I ' fl to . ,. K gy b ,..l' P i TA V it l V if f it B R - 4 , G A sf 'ff1'7 f ' if ,si N I f fi E 1 3 G a are ' I 4 I ROW 1: Ralph Franco, Ric Gahm, Chuck Gatti, Circ Gaudesi, Iack Garvel, Bob Gergen, Charles Goodwin, Richard Goodin, lack Griliin, Gifford Grobien. ROW 2: Dick Gustafson. lerry Habeck, Bob Harriman, Ken Hayash, Harry Healey, Bob Henshaw, Chuck Herpick, Ken I-liyoshido. Ken Holi, Iohn Houston. ROW 3: Leonard Huflaker, Pete Hurst, Iohn Hussey, Delber Inglirxsky, Dan Iapport, Chuck Iohnston, Robert Jones, Rosalind Lovelace, Eugene Keller, Barbara Kemp. ROW 4: Gene Kennedy. Darlene Kimrey, Dena King, Charlene Kingzm, Erin Kistler, Shirley Koon, Bill Koon, Pat Lawrence, Don Lieber, Dean Livingston. ROW 5: Bob Lonegran, IoAnn Lloyd, Dennis McCarthy, Perry McLain, Ierry McClelland, Iack McCorkle, Darlene McGee, Ray McGrath, lack Mcliolland, Weldon McKinley. ROW 6: Frank Macias, Paul Martel, Ioyce Matti, Richard Matti, Naomi Maxey, lim Merrill, Bill Miller, Ray Mocerino, Roger Montgomery. Ed Morse. ROW 7: Ramona Mount, Ginger Murphy, Laura Myer, Lyla Myers, Jeannine Neff, Charles Nibbs, Gwen Nichols, Gene Ohly, Iohn Ohmer, Glen Orrell. WE WERE SWEETHEARTS PUR MANY YEARS 9 . , K . ROW 1: Courtney Oxby. Iessie Paiz, Francis Palmer, Ramon Perkins, Ken Perry. Shirley Piest, Wayne Pollard. ROW 2: Ronnie Pollendine, Roharxa Pollack, Boyan Ponder, Metta Postelwaite, Muriel Powell, Carl Preston, Bob Raterty. ROW 3: Gilbert Ramirez, Bobbie Rasmussen, Iohn Rasmussen, Doug- las Redfern. Ioan Reid, Bob Reidel, Tony Reyes. ROW 4: Dorothy Reynolds, Lois Rinker, Phyllis Rinker, Delores Rod- riguez, Irietys Rogers, Rachel Ro- mero, Ginger Rose. ROW 5: Iudy Rubin, Elaine Russell, Salveson, Pat Sanborf, Susan Arline Sanderson, Carol Sandiler, Frank Sebastinelli. ROW 6: Bob Selleck, Dick Schoeni, Chris Schwalel, Catherine Schwenk, Iohn Scialpi, Don Shemanski, Iohn Sillick. ROW 7: Ierry Silver, Wendell Sim- mons, Barbara Skorheim, Dick Smiley, Mary Smith, Marilyn Smuin, Dick Snyder. Iudy Sorenson, Charles ROW 8: Spann, Dereth Stacey, lim Stagner, IoAnn Starkey, Dave Stewart, Lily Stewart. ROW 9: Iessie Stipes, Brian Stone, Gene Sumner, Bob Sweiqart, Iim Taylor, Ted Taylor, Bob Terry. ROW 10: Marlene Theobald, Maurine Thomas, Bob Thomas, Barbara Thurman, Anne Tomasello, Mar- lene Tondro, Iane Twomey. 1 e ef S ,, Q S 1 t 1 f X A LQQE? q is '-galfrmm if 3 , X Gil' V g. Q c . filf t 6. tw, ,gf V 4 J .J , X W ,K N if KX 'V' fi xg i Sa s X Tw .,.. - at , w it K X , al S N P ei: S Q ll B if f N XX X x S X24 ,I sr, . XX of sy Q it - 1, ,f ,,. - 5 ,R 4? Qs, X S S kgs I N X vv w X S X X. .. W W K, lf Y X B1 'l fx Nik ' , Nfl t Bbw SX X x w 1 X 3? 5 QE t ivgl 4, .1 , s..mQ,s,,, , -B :A fi . .t,, N 2 1 4 N he Ai -. 'ae X S W N X - X, as it -I fm! ' s Q saw , lf, NX N Q .l's..: kk f 45:7-Y 9 F ,, . . 0, A 's A .ll -ll B Sze: X ., V' ' af X sf , sf X S W R 3 , X mr S V V ,fy A- of , I J dir, 'Q - 51 ..S5B .. ,mi h gtk? A G A .sg sp , , 7 Q . X . ,. x Q51 Ek- ' - 5 . 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' A 15 ' 1 V ' 8 Q f , .f , A1448 W gffr- 7 Adi, A A M ? ,,, f 0,151 ap V f 1 A f ,Q 0 , , ,V , f , fi, AV I W, 7, ff iff I fl V!! if W 5 7 , 5 W ,if M, V' WX 11,11 , ff , ,, W W 4, ,f 'ZX .lf I f , Z' ', ,Z, , 3 l 3 X V xi X 1 V,,,, W ROW 1: Al Vanderbush, Darlene Van Hevvelyn, Angelo Velocci, Pete Veyna, Charles Vieyra, Made- line Voss, Pat Wade. ROW 2: Shirley Watt, Betty lean Weatherill, Tom Weaver, Betty Webb, Elaine Webb, Marilyn Webb, Delores Weeks. ROW 3: Harold Weidner, Nancy Wellman, Georgeanne Whalen, Clarence Hyscholer, Vic White, Mary Wiederkehr, Darlene Wil- liams. ROW 4: Lewis Williamson, Ann Wilson, Chuck Wilson, Bill Win- ningham, Ierry Wollard, Bonnie Woolverton, Larry Woolverton. ROW 5: Bob Wright, Roy Wright, Ledonna Wyatt, Ancilla Zambetti, Dale Miller, Gene Kasten, Otto Whitesel. , L I Art Collar, Walt Hull, Rosanne Negri. Marty Stone LET'S GROW ULD TOGETHER Page 107 rx S DRILL, E f1afw,,,M,. ,,., . ,, , is-Riff Q w s NM , y ' . . , R A Nm A , W . I mimi xii Q 3 X 1 Wm js Q '- J K 'M' Li.: M X in I, N X wf .wx . S f K NX will VNV' Q . x. X 5 S x N f x '- X f-wg fi? X fsffffi I 5 lp, '- X X ' X x .. SL X '?x Q Ha TARRIERS, DRILL P mg ,Qi P X A 'fin X K-M. s ? : gi Q rays' jx CLUBS Mixinq fun Wiili scholarly aims Forms the purpose Cf academic clubs. ART CLUB ROW l: Iackie Willis, Io Willis. ROW 2: Dru Williams, Phyl Steger, Miss Carter lAdvis.l, Laurine Bluemel, Grace Russo, Carolyn Ioyner, IoAnn Hill. Leila Wilson, Louise Russo. ROW 3: Mae Wakeo, Karen Hosierman, Patricia Ragland, Robert Barreit, Donald Allen, Iohn Hacker, Ioyce Cross, Clarence Kampplain, Ioyce Vitale, Luana Tollin. Bill Karnalz. FRENCH CLUB ROW l: Mary Veyna, Susan Stewari, Rowena Kunce, Lydia Duff, Pat Curl, Bobbie Flint, Loretta Martel, Carrol While, Sharon Sturges, Corda Eby, Kiity Vafiadis. ROW 2: Miss Barsol lAdvis.l, Gary Shaffer, Eddie lnouye, Torn Hannigan. Cire Guadisi, Don Allen, Pat Boyd, Virqene Mitchurn, Adelle Edmunds. ROW 3: Bob Inger, Gene Chermiak. Q r X is-1 O. A. A. UPPER DIVISION ROW 1: Pat Fraus, Kathleen Flippin, Karen Hosterman, Loris Diedrick, Ioan Prentice, Barbara Boren, Eleanor Earl, Barbara Wadsworth, Marianne Feagan, Pat Hoffman, Sandra Boardman. ROW 2: Betty Palmer, lane Balash, Erin Kistler, Evelyn Reinhart, Ardyce Bates, Pat Curl, Leila Wilson, Beverlyn Lindekuqel, Alberta Umbrello, Carole Anderson, Mary Tricas. ROW 3: Marian Holt, Pat Wade, Linda Long, Barbara Thurman, Claudette Cassey, Yvonne Pinchott, Dorothy Trammel, Barbara Vasquez, Winnie Davis, Carol Blanchard, IoAnn Williams, IoAnne Iohnson, Tomoko Hayashi, Barbara Goodman, Ruth Richardson. O. A. A. LOWER DIVISION ROW l: Marcella Baker, Io Ann Logan, Barbara Blandchard, Rose Manfredo, Marbeth Thompson, Shirley Valincia. ROW Z: lean LaValle, Donna Fore, Iean Logan, Shirley Geniella, Sylvia Hem, Barbara Cuqlietta, Mary Varela, Katherine Manfredo. Marry Heckenauer, Ioann Smith, Ianet Grashius, Pat Cottrell, Louise Dupuis. ROW 3: Lois Iones, Iackie Case, Sandra Deer, Marian Ruiiine, Barbara Osgood, Emma Wood, Glenda Buchelz, Huguette Connen, Gwenda Broadhurst, Doreta Armstrong, Lucille Langille. BOW 4: Erma De Grazia, Carol Bluemel, Ioyce Palmer, Norma Olson, Carole Ferris, Lou Keith, Edith Nelson, Lois Brown, Gail Billingsley, Nancy Conerd, Virginia Miller, Susan Stewart, Dorothy Benton, Martha MacRae, Pat La Cues, Margaret Hill. JUNIOR STATESMEN ROW 1: Lynel Perry, Elwyn Walraven, Eddie Inouye, Tom Baranyi, Gary Shaffer, Iohn Ioannes, Ted Hobbs. Gene Iilq. ROD APPGFSOIII Norman Lewis. ROW 2: Mary Smith, Iudy Stone, Charlotte Carter, Io Anne Thurman, Carole Farmer, Carolyn Rightmeier, Lura Lutz, Ioan Reid. IoAnn HilL lean Wayi, Sharon Poorman. ROW 3 :Mr. Freeman lAdvis.J, Sandra McG1othlin, Sharon Sturges, Lynn Forbush, lean Anderson, Lydia Duff, Pat Curl. Dona Anderson. Nancy Bollerup, Marilee Davis, Barbara Dodge, Iane Twomey. Sandra Boardman, Adrienne Garber, Bonnie Boyer, Mary Rognstad, ROW 1: Ioan Knighi, Don Martin, Carol McAlister, lack Thorlon, Mzxry Hudgins, Ray Williams. Marie Crupi. ROW 2: Beverly Lindekuqel, Lucy Smith, Marion Ruifino, Mary Roqnsiad, Marilee Davis, Adrienne Garber, Pai Lambert, Pat Schwink. Estella Hurst. ROW 3: Marilyn Sweetman, Erin Kisller. IoAnn Gray, Pat Hoffman. Ioan Morton, Pal Curl, Mary Rubenbauer, Barbara Hunter, Mrs. Sanders KAdvis.l. LIGHT AND SHADOW ROW 1: Iane Twomey, Bobbie Flint, Sandra McGlothlin, Adrienne Garber, Maggie Diamos, Charlotte Carter, Barbara Dodge, Luana Tollin, Bonnie Woolverton. ROW 2: Mr. Salisbury tAdvis.l, Marilyn Martindale, Beverly Ireland, Ric Gahm, Phil Buerk, I. I. Perkins, Iohn Buonomo, Bob Baker, Bill Karnatz, Don Martin, Lynel Perry, Betty Nelson, Corrine Clayton, Mr. Panopoulos tAdvisJ. LITERAR SUCIET ROW 1: Corda Eby, Barbara McArthur, Carolyn Biggle, lean Anderson, Shirley Lugenbuehl, Marilee Davis. ROW Z: Tom Hannigan, Marilyn Miller, Nancy Lee Miali, Roberta Kidd, Claudia Cleary, Diane Blair, Lynn Cotton, Don Martin, Iohn Hacker. ROW 3: Marie Summers, Bonnie Hoy, Sandra McGlothlin, Laurine Bluemel, lol-inn Hill. Lura Lutz, Carolyn Rightmeier, Sharon Sturges, Maggie Diamos, Kay Nelson, Ann Dahlstrom. ROW 4: Sheila Smith, Yvonne Hayes, Charlotte Rogers, Mrs. Sharback tAdvis.l, Mr. Cutlip U-ldvisJ, Mrs. Davis fAdvis.l, Adrienne Garber, Kitty Vafiadis, Mary Rognstad, Iean Fenstermaker, David Danner. ROW 5: Warren Lambert, Gary Schaffer, Richard Ravetti, Steven Soubirou, Henry Nordhoii, William McKenzie, Elwyn Walraven, Theodore Hobbs, Lynel Perry, Ron Apperson, Iohn Ioannes. iii ggi i tl' . 'S 1 A i lip! , ,dual-an u,S'4 , 'f f ,n ' 7 ' s'f' . S.i1Iu ,. 5 f 'Q I . ' ' 0' ' .:' ' 'Vw' -I 1 -ui -,inn , ., - 'jfiuz wi fY .AN ,M - pu r.. NATIONAL FDRENSIC LEAGUE ROW l: Dona Anderson, Barbara Wadsworth, Ianice Lesinger, Luana Tollin, Sandra McGlothlin, Iean Wayt, Mary Smith. Charlotte Carter, Barbara Dodge, Sandra Boardman. ROW 2: Mr. Smith CAdvis.l, Elvin Butcher, Ron Apperson. Norman Lewis, Eugene Iilg, Don Martin, Ivan Lilly, Marilee Davis, Bonnie ROW 1: Marguerite Grahm. Lida Cambell, Allene Ferguson. Boyer. Lynel Perry. ROW 2: Pat Small, Dru Williams, Pat Ragland, Myrna Peterson, Marilyn Martindale, Maggie Diamos, Luana Tollin, Bill Kamatz, Nona Bellinger. ROW 3: Ray Watson, Richard Vosburg, Bill Brownell, Beverly Ireland, Mr. Ramay tAdvis.l, Francis Holt, lean MCI-llister, Ice Butman. SCIENCE ULUB ROW 1: Gail Francom, Bonnie Hoy, Mary Ann Hall, Adrienne Garber, Pat Curl. Barbara Boren. Barbara Hunter, Mary Rubenbauer. Winnie Davis, Estella Hurst. ROW 2: Mr. Martin lAdVi5-l, Ted Hobbs, Larry Allum, Elvin Butcher, Gene Iilq, Dave Kaylor, Chris Schwaiel, Sheila Smith, Mary Rogn- stad. Marilee Davis, Claudette Cassey. SBCRETARIAL AND BAN ING CLUB ROW l: Mary Martin, Mrs. Wieben KAdvisJ, Nancy Hamann, Doris Earl, Virginia Bromley, Kenneth Smith, Myrna Peterson, Phyllis Bennett Ginger Smith, Iackie McDade. BOW Z: Margaret Miller. Frances Pappalardo, Kathryn Bruno. Nancy Fay, Patty Martin. Shirley Coates, Carole Farmer, Mary Ann Harton Enid Carson, Louise Nishida. f 3 Q.. , l Q mi? SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY. . . FIRST SEMESTER ROW 1: Pat Curl, Sue Stewart. ROW 2: Dianna Kwapisz, Ioann Loyd, Loretta Martel, Helen Bolling, Bobbie Flint, Sophie Schradie, Ioyce Beall, Bonnie Woolverton. Ianet Ashley, Sandra Dial. ROW 3: Elvin Butcher, Don Rasmussen, Tom Baranyi, Dave Bond, Chris Schwaiel, Barbara Boren, Claudette Cassey, Mary Rubenbauer, Barbara Hunter, Shirley Cupp, Sandra Boardman, Iulia Cuifman. BOW 4: Karl Barnum, Paul Gerard, Daryl Dawson, Winnie Davis. ROW 1: Loretta Martel, Helen Bolling, Iacqueline McDade, Ann Braich, Sandra Boardman, lean Wayt. ROW 2: Bonnie Woolverton, Pat Curl, Mary Rognstad, IoAnn Hill, Mary Smith, Carol Farmer, Marilyn Miller, Erin Kistler, Nancy Friebus Barbara Boren. 1 ROW 3: Richard Ravetti, Henry Nordhoif, Marilee Davis, Luana Tollin, Ann Dahlstrom, Charlotte Carter, Iane Twomey, Lydia Duff. ROW 4: Gifford Grobin, Tom Baranyi, Eugene Iilg, Ted Hobbs, Ron Apperson, Chris Schwafel, Lynel Perry, Elvin Butcher, Don Martin, Mr. Murphy CAdViS-l- SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY... SECOND SEMESTER ROW l: Sandra Dial, Kay Hilton, Katherine Rightmeier, Ardyce Bates, Sofie Schradie, Beverlyn Lindekugel, Winnie Davis, Ioan Hunsaker, Ianet Ashley. BOW 2: Mr. Maior I1-ldvis.l, Ronnie Miller, Frank Ingram, Keith O'Brien, Karl Barnum, Frank Slaughter, Diana Kwapisz, Mary Rubenbauer, Karen Hosterman, Barbara Hunter. ROW 1: Luana Tollin, Sandra McGlothIin. HOW 2: Mr. Murphy lAdvis.l, Sheila Smith, lean Wayt, Ginger Smith, Marilee Davis, Charlotte Carter. Lydia Duff, Ioanne Gray, Iackie McDade, Mr. Major IAdvis.l. ROW 3: Eugene Iilg, Gary Schaffer, Ron I-lpperson, Ted Hobbs, Don Martin, Henry Nordhoif, Lynel Perry. mx' AR A W ,. ,, . W WW , ..W, WWW 1 SPANISH CLUB ROW l: Laika Bogart, Dave Danner, A1 Ramirez, Iim Ruston, Lynn Cotton, Maggie Diamos, Henry Nordhofl. Elvin Butcher, Paul Martel. ROW 2: Ann Dahlstrom, Kay Nelson, Mary Ann Hall, IoAnn Hill, Lura lane Lutz, Carolyn Rightmeier, Ioanne Thurman, Lolly Stewart, Iudy Sorensen, Vera Novak, Charlotte Carter. ROW 3: Mrs. McNeil CAdvis.l, Pat Fread. Ioan Prentice, Pat Ragland, Ioyce Haeckle, Carolyn Ioyner. Grace Russo, Iudy Stone, Anita Pieri, Marilyn Miller, Dorothy Krause, A'ne Branch. VARSITY CLUB ROW 1: Seiio Tsuii, Iohn Durbin, Don Hickman, Bill Winningham, Dick Douglas, Max Glassbrook ROW 2: Roger Talon, Ken Perry, . Raleigh Holt. ROW 3: Iohn Winder, Bill Hooks ROW 4: Dean Livingston, Gilbert Moreno, Dave Kaylor, Bob Gergen, Ron Polendine, Iohn Sillick, Iohn Harvey, Roy Sid, Norm Sanduski Ronnie Tindel, Al Stockbridge, Vincent Acosta, Ted Hobbs, Ray Watson, Tony Eaton, Dick Williams. ROW 5: Carlos Quintana, Iirn Sterkel, Ted Banks, lim Miller .I-llierd Gastelum, Gar , Gary Greene, Iim Carlisle, Dan Rogers. George Dudley, Harry Healy, Lanny Eberling, Bob Enger, Ioe Kimbro, Don Dittemore, Max Fields , Marty Stone, Gene Perry, Walt Hull, Ierry McCorkle, Brad Koon, George Peters, Nilo Fanucchi. y Griffin. Russel Page. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: Mr. Behind the scenes These clubs work To help our school Fulfill its goals Jumun: CEANGE Bob Pawlo, Iirn Taylor, George Dudley, Neil Barton, Gary Gardner, Clyde Harless. Danny Dudley, Nonnan Lewis, Gene Iilg. Louie Pagano, Dick Collins. Don Henderson, Ken Hoff, Bob Gerqen, Ron Anderson, Lynel Perry, Ken Perry, Mr. Horst KAdvis.l KE CLUB lim Carlisle, Max Glassbrook, Gene Perry, Marty Stone, Walt Hull, Gary Greene, Iohn Durban, Bob Harreman. Brad Koon. Sam Hayes, Teddy Taylor, Ierry McCorkle, Bill Winningham, Dan Rogers, Norm Sandusky, Brian Stone, Don McClary, Buck U-idvis.l. Don Hickman, Don Diiiernore, Everett Brown. xii xxhwmxi 5 ai!! gf' X R xl , srl' USHERS CLUB ROW 1: Iohn Doner, Iames Brian. Ric Gahm, Eric Tellenbach, Ron Apperson, Iim Raston, Gerald Teague, Elwin Walraven. ROW 2: Mary Veyna, Mary Ann Hall, Yvonne Hayes, Gail Francom, Sheila Smith, Mary Smith, Ioanne Thurman, Iudy Stone, Louise Russo, Marie Crupi. ROW 3: Mr. Tellenbach KAdvis.l, Dorothy Benton, Mary Rognstad, Dona Anderson, Ierry McClelland. Ron Anderson, Gene Iilq, Ted ROW 1: Shiela Smith. Barbara Schirrneister, Grace Russo, Carolyn Ioyner, lol-inn Hill. Carolyn Iohnson, Mary Smith. Hobbs, Bill Walraven. ROW 2: Carol Bradbury, lean Parmenter, Sharon Sturges, Barbara Dodge, Ioanne Thurman, Adrienne Garber, Dona Anderson. lean Wayt, Ann Dahlstrom, Bonnie Boyer. ROW 3: Lucy Wakefield, Charlotte Bers, Mary Roqnstad, Charlotte Carter, Louise Russo, lean McClure, Maggie Diamos, Marie Crupi, Nancy Bollerup, Marilee Davis, Barbara Skorheim, Pat Sanborn, Iudy Stone. Iane Eaton. ARMUNISTAS TRI-Hi ROW 1: Miss Carter U-idvis.l, Sheila Kunce, Connie Kieth. Rena Kunce, Mary Butterfield, Lani Borges. ROW 2: Kitty Armor, Ianet Hiner. Elizabeth Short, Lucy Martarella, Barbara Coleman. These Worthy clubs, Pledqed to Christian ethics, Find much fun ln reaching their goals. ROW 1: lean Ladd, Sylvia Rowe, Barbara McArthur, Ianet Ferrara. Claudia Cleary, Carol Davison, Ara Lee Hibbard, Donna Sue May- field, Luana Tollin. Diane Miller. ROW 2: Shirley Koon, Lenore Clyde, Roberta Kidd, Pat Lawrence, Roberta Rasmussen, Pat Mocerino, Phyllis Bennett, Ginger Smith, lean Herman, Kathleen LaPuma, Barbara Iames, Virginia Bautista. ROW ROW ROW ROW it F x W.. LDS JEFES HI- ROW 1: Danny Wood, Elvin Butcher, Frank Ingram, Ray Ferlisi, lim Bullock, Ron Wilcox, Mr. Thomas KAdvis.l. ROW 2: Iohn Hussey, Chuck Cannon, Jim Anderson, Cliff Purcell, Ingebriqt Ottem, Tom Valentine, Dave Bond, John Downey. TUKAKICUN TPtI-HI- ROW 1: Yvonne Hayes, Gail Francom, Mary Ann Hall, Pat F read, lean Anderson, Bev Dye. ROW 2: Sandy Tomlinson, Iune Hall, Susie Aslin, Edie Nelson, Wanda Thompson, Barbara Hire, Rosemary Hirsch, Janice Thomas, Carol Bluemel, Betty Logan. HOW 3: Carolyn Newmire, Anita Pieri, Marilyn Miller, Helen Bolling, Nancy Friebus, Lydia Dull, Iackie Case. Mrs. Channel U-ldvis.l. 1 l N- I Sim' I 4 zv. V TANDA TRI-HL ROW 1: Marilyn Vance, Shirley Young. Pat Tripodes, Ioyce Beall, Carol Anderson, Doris Lewis, Barbara Goodman, Pat Lambert. ROW 2: Mrs. Slough lAdvi.l, Ioanne McClure, Io Vasquez, Marianne Feagan, Iackie Ricks, Ioanne Williams, Sandy Springer, Alberta ROW 1: Ginger Murphy, Pat Kent, lane Twomey, Marie Ebinger. Umbrello. ROW 2: Isabelle Burnham, Iudy Rubin, Sue Andrews, Sharon Price. Sandy Boardman, Bonnie Boyer, Carol Scott, Io Ann Iohnson, Audrey Blanchard. ROW 3: Wilma Aday, Ancilla Zombetti, Io Ann Starkey, Io Ann Herrington, Violet DeLancy. Barbara Clayton, Sue De Nechochea, Carol Oberg, Dot Reynolds, Elaine Russel, Connie Iohnson, Marion Coleman. TDLTBC TP.I-HI- ROW 1: Jeannie Loser, Kitty Vafiadis, Corda Eby, Ioan Reid, Mary Cheney, lane Cheney. ROW 2: Darlene McGee, Ardyce Bates, Ioyce Haeckel, Carole Farmer, Lura Lutz, Kay Nelson, Maggie Burnett, Beverly Butler, Carolyn Biggle. ROW 3: Donn Pat Hale, Diana Balcom, Catherine Rightmeier, Mrs. Beaumont U-ldvis.l. Donovan. Pat Skaggs, Phyllis Gough, Beverly Fainer, Pat Filker, Kay Amett, Louise Alverson, a Dodge, Sandra McGlothlin, Adele Edmunds, Ann Wilson, Louise Roach, Marie Popp, Carolyn McGee, Betty Plumlee, ROW 1: Eloise Jones, Pat Hummer, Diane Virginia Rose, Corrine Clayton. ROW 2: Miss Herrera U-i.dvis.l, Mickey Kelly, Donna McI.arty, Myrna Peterson, Ethelyn Hall, Pat Roberts, Ioan Kile, Pat Wiederkehr, Virginia Iones, Peggy Taylor, Mary Wiederkehr, Adrienne Borel. WINCHAS I TRI-HI- ROW 1: Ioan Hansen, Shirley Whalen, lean Hickman, Barbara Spencer, Jackie Doyle, Madeline Whalen, Rita Valentine, Arlene French, Barbara Calhoun, Louise Nishida, Maurine Thomas. ROW 2: loanne Watt, Sharon Tullgren, Enid Carson, Betty Brown. Faith Gallas. Evelyn Kirkland, Shirley Watt, Lois Hemingway, Nanette Quisenberry. Mrs. Moran lAdvis.l. 53. x Nix! V 2 X ULD STAGE DOOR f 4- f ,Pb F-I I ,f If I QQ' 54 N 3 1 w .X s 4451 Q . 2 V ACT IV Clarence: At last the day ot rejoicing is herel Today our weary souls will disemburden Algebra lessons, American history, Newton's laws, verb conjugations, And all these other vexations. To the winds let these subjects ily Never to visit our memories againl Rosalind: CTO villainl Four years ot this brew you have given us. And for tour years we have valiantly drunk ot it. Qtten times it has tasted bitter to us. We have choked on overdoses, Been overcome by the smell ot it. Now tor the tirst time in a long time lt tastes unusually and deliciously sweet. Why this should be l do not know. Perhaps it is due to the tact That we are tasting the last drop in the glass. Perhaps it is only our imagination Caused by an evil incantation. Whatever this strange feeling be, l can certainly say l teel wonderfully free! lt this is the result ot our four years' strite, Why then perhaps it's not been too horrible a lite. Clarence: And, Rosalind dear, think ot the doors we'll unlock With this wonderful key we've been given- Our diploma! lv E MEMORY LANE Gary Arbuckle Glen Arey Spanish Club Cee Football Bee Football C. W. Brawdy Stage Crew Cross Country Dale Bridwell Sr. Orchestra Band Track A Cappella Varsity Club Track Apparatus Ioyce Cain David Cazares Scholarship Society G. A. A. Eleanor Baldwin Freshman Commer- cial Club Commercial Club Scholarship Society Bank Staii Secretarial 6 Bank- ing Club loyce Bryant Secretarial G Bank' ing Club Commercial Club Vice Pres. Aztec Staff Dixee Columbe Sr. Girls Glee Legislative Council Freshman Commer- cial Club Gary Gardner W'1lJimm Glenn lanet Harstad Varsity Football Varsity Track Ir. Exchange Club Pres. Sr. Class Oiicer Bee Basketball Neil Barton Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball Bee Basketball Dee Basketball Ir. Exchange Sec. Glenda Burger Future l-lomemakers of America Dan Disandro Io Ann Hill Secretary of Girls W'52 Senior Play Aeneases Tri-Hi-Y N. F. L. Scholarship Society RGD Carolyn Biggle Toltec Tri-l-li-Y Pres. Legislative Council Literary Society Freshman Council Margaret Burnette Toltec Tri-Hi-Y l95O Teocalli Busi- ness Mgr. Science Club Aztec Staff Legislative Council Iesse Dowell A Cappella Patricia Hull Cecilia Bonnin Beverly Butler Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Donald Evans Iohn Ioannes Secretary of Assern blies Latin Club Pres. Scholarship Society Ir. Statesman Literary Society V .1 Carolyn Iohnson Aeneases Tri-Hi-Y Neal Keith Connie Koontz Page l34 lie 0 F' r .ff Carter Iohnson Carolyn Ioyner Aeneases Tri-l-li-Y Att Club Sec. Spanish Club Vice Pres. Literary Society St. Girls Glee lim Kimbro loe Kimbro Student Body Presi- dent Varsity Basketball A-ll Class President Varsity Club lr. Exchange Club Carol Lancey Richard Love Varsity Baseball I. V. Baseball Senior Class Pres. lunior Class Pres. Legislative Council Betty McDonald William Marcia Martel Magruder G- A- A- Varsity Potball Art Club ,-5 Clarence Kampplain Art Club Treasurer Evelyn Kirkland Vfincl':asl:i's Tri-l-li-Y Shirley Lugenbuehl Literary Society German Club Nancy Lee Miali Legislative Council Prom Committee Aztec Staff Senior Class Com- mittee Literary Society Andrea Miliate Bee Football Nanette Quesinberry Winchaski's Tri-l-li-Y 12 Yr. Class Secre- tary All Class Treasurer All Class Secretary Legislative Council Helen Rowe Alh.-Keppel Game Princess Sr, Girls Glee Katherine Myers Sr. Orchestra Winchaski's Tri-l-li-Y Dorothy Redding N. P. L. Senior Class Vice Pres. Secretarial G Bank- ing Club Girls League Repre- sentative W '52 Senior Play Grace Russo Aeneases Tri-l-li-Y Spanish Club Art Club Pres. Literary Society Annual Art Staff f I JUST WANT TU GU BAC AND START THE WHOLE THING OVER Roy Nakao Sr. Orchestra Band Ruth Richey Ronald Scheer Carmen Notaro 9th Yr. Secretary Legislative Council Sec. Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y Sec. Flaq Girl Shirley Richey Icrnet Schirmeister Aeneases Tri-Hi-Y W'52 Senior Play Staff A Cappella Choir Sr. Girls Glee lean Parmenter Sharps ci Flats A Cappella Choir 12th Yr. Business Mgr. Freshman Council Aeneases Tri-l-li-Y Esther Perea Marie Rigqifi Santina Rizzi Dick Shannon Freshman Commer- cial Club Commercial Club Bank Staff Secretarial ci Bank- ing Club Barbara Spencer Secretarial cS- Bank- ing Club Legislative Council Winchaslcis Tri-Hi-Y Vice Pres. Patricia Pollard Mary Poole Charlotte Rogers Las Aztecas Literary Society Pat Perkins Spencer Senior Class Treas. Secretarial G Bank- ing Club Commercial Club Spanish Club Scholarship Society Phillip Row W' 52 Senior Play Light 6 Shadow Play S '51 Light ci Shadow Club Pres. Scholarship Society Stan Spencer ff-14, Page l35 Page l36 Shirley Stuart Robert Swan Clifton Ware Bruce Waterman Rita Valentine Olivia Varela Alfred Van Winchaski's Tri-Hi-Y Literary Society Legislative Council A Cappella Choir Secretarial CS Bank- ing Club Madeleine Walter Zaas Billye Faye Whalen Flaq Girl Vfinchaskrs Tri-l-li-Y Sec. Legislative Council Secretarial QS Bank- ina Club CAMERA SHY SENIORS W '52 Bill Culkins Virginia Dean Angela DeFilippis Patrick Gibbons Bob Koon S '52 Gwen Baker Virginia Ball Donald Bean Aloha Belben Raymond Bensch Richard Bonar Howard Buettgenback Iohn Bullock Elaine Daluiski Richard Degn Paul Diaz Iohn Durban Nancy Fay Grace Graf Yvonne Hadley Carl Knicker- bocker Thomas LaCorte Ronnie Medel lack Meenan Art Miller Iames Mooney Carl O'Shea Billy Owen Bud Paine Iarnes Patton Lawrence Raiiaelli Hortensia Ramirez Lila Roberts Wiley Roberts William Singleton Tom Taylor Sharon Tullgren Bruce Zaal Little ,iw f ,,f f WZ W 5 1 '1 4 ly my A 65 ll? if 4 5,4 ,, fig, 4 ff' , 1 X f W W X f X Qi W7 f W f WW SAY AU RBVUIR, BUT NUT GOODBYE P 137 What does the hat box contain? Whom will Danny kill next? How can Bramson Walla? Will Qlivia marry Hubert? All these questions were asked By the audience of Night Must Fall As they saw before their eyes A play of intrigue and suspense. This difficult and masterful play Was handled so Well by the play- ers That they all could feel that they Had played their parts to perfec- tion. Paqe l39 Rosalind Lovelace Harpsichord Appre- ciation Club I ohn Ambler George Atkinson N, F. L, Peter Bello Band Laura Albanese Music Club Iean Anderson Ir. Statesman Scholarship Society Literary Society Tokakicon Tri-Hi-Y Science Club Robert Baker S'52 Senior Play N. F. L. Literary Society Scholarship Society Light and Shadow Patricia Belt Literary Society Science Club Latin Club Aztec Staff Dolores Alfcxno Martin Anderson Ted Banks Varsity Track Varsity Cross Country Bee Track Dee Basketball Varsity Club Phyllis Bennett Chanticon Tri-l-li-Y Vice President Secretary of Activi- ties Girls League A-ll Class Officer Usher Club Sec. Lois Allen Ronald Apperson Student Body Pres- ident Legislative Council Speaker Boys' State Repre- sentative Scholarship Society President N. F. L. President Nancy Barker Sr. Girls Glee Aztec Staff Literary Society Phyllis Bissett Sr. Girls Glee G. A. A. Ma1'y Allen Robert Armstrong Cee Track Jar Barr Diane Blair Literary Society Winchaski Tri-Hi-Y Future Homemakers G. A. A. Majorette Larry Allum Science Club Charles Atkinson Stage Crew Ron Beaman Varsity Basketball Bee Basketball Cee Football Scholarship Society German Club Laurine Bluemel Art Club President Tokakicon Tri-Hi-Y Literary Society Senior Play Adver- tisement . ,X 'fe .KQAQ , Y Robert Boisclair Maestros de Obros Varsity Track Betty Iean Brickson Sr. Girls Glee Kathryn Bruno Scholarship Society Future Homernakers of America Secretarial G Bank- ing Club Iane Calvin Girls League Rep- resentative PDP. ULD TIMES SA E Iean Boiselle Donna Bollinger Esther Brininger Virginia Head Songleader Brgnqley Winchaski's Tri-Hi-Y G. A. A. Secret'-HY Aztec Staff Legislative Council Iohn Buonomo W'52 Senior Play Light and Shadow Secretarial G Bank- ing Club Margaret Bursill S'52 Senior Play French Club Light and Shadow Dorothy Ioan Cameron Campanella Secretary of Finance Tonatiuh Tri-Hi-Y President Songleader Legislative Council Scholarship Society G. A. A. Harry Borton Carol Botts Gymnasts G. A. A. Apparatus Bettie Brown Louise Brown Winchaski's Tri-Hi-Y Legislative Council Vice President Future Homemakers of America Ioe Butman S'52 Senior Play Band Science Club Radio Players Vice President I. V. Football David Candelaria G. A. A. I acqueline Caldwell Spanish Club Latin Club Iim Carlisle Varsity Club Varsity Football Key Club Ed Brady Sr. Orchestra A Cappella Choir William Brownell Radio Players I. V. Tennis George Calvin Mary Carnathan G. A. A. dl? Beverly Cline Lynn Cotton Winchaski's Tri-l-li-Y Club Editor Annual S'52 Senior Play Spanish Club Literary Society Iames Cuellar Sr. Orchestra Shirley Coates Secretarial G Bank- ing Club Marthalynn Coumoutseas Latin Club G. A. A. Ann Dahlstrom Secretary of Litera- ture Scholarship Society Literary Society Sec. Spanish Club Acncases Tri-Hi-Y Freddie Cosgrove Legislative Council Spanish Club Io Ann Creacey David Danner I. V. Tennis Spanish Club Literary Society Sr. Orchestra Band Donald Carpenter Cross Country Varsity Track Cee Track William Cavanaugh Aztec Managing Editor Aztec Staff Stanley Chessmore Derby Hi-Y Pres. Scholarship Society Legislative Council German Club Latin Club Corrine Clayton Tonatiuh Tri-Hi-Y S'52 Senior Play Light and Shadow Future Homemakers oi America Enid Carson Wirchaski's Tri-l-li-Y Secretary Legislative Council Future Hornernalcers Secretarial QS Bank- ing Club Clifford Cesar Theodore Chrisman Claudia Cleary Chanticon Tri-l-li-Y President Girls League Sec. Legislative Council Spanish Club Aztec Business Mgr. Charlotte Carter Secretary oi Girls C. S. F. Life Member Aeneases Tri-l-li-Y W'52 and S'52 Se- nior Plays Ir. Statesman Faye Chason Scholarship Society A Cappella Choir Roland Claxton German Club Arthur Cleveland Rena Duff Literary Society Student Store Doris Earl Secretarial Si Bank- ing Club Future Homernakers of America Aztec Staff Lanny Eberlinq Varsity Football Varsity Track Derby Hi-Y Varsity Club William Ervin Gyrnnasts Bee Track Cee Track Annual Staff Bee Football Charles Duffy Bee Track Varsity Track Varsity Club Eleanor Earl G, A. A. Science Club Corda Eby Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Girls League Rep. Senior Class Vice President Annual Art Editor Legislative Councii Elizabeth Escobedo G. A. A. Bonnie Dyer A Cappella Choir Scholarship Society Anthony Eaton Varsity Tennis Arvis Eck Ruben Espalin Marilee Davis Ir. Statesman Pres. B-ll Class Vice President Legislative Council Giris' State W'52 G S52 Senior Plays Donald Dittemore Varsity Football Varsity Track Bee Football Cee Track Key Club George Dudley Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball Bee Football Ir. Exchange Club Varsity Club Ted De Hass Fred Dowhan Beverly Duerr Magdalena Diamos Aeneases Tri-Hi-Y Light and Shadow Spanish Club Pres. W'52 Senior Play S'52 Senior Play Iackie Doyle Flag Girl Winchaski's Tri-Hi-Y President W'52 Senior Play S'52 Senior Play Light and Shadow Lydia Duii Secretary ot Clubs Sr. Orchestra Scholarship Society Secretary Ir. Statesman Tokakicon Tri-Hi-Y ,..,, ,N , X Page l43 Clarence Hyscholer Third String Rugby Tea Time Temper' ence League Ouija Board Club Rosalie Farris Alice Foulger Freshman Comrner- cial Club Legislative Council Shirley Fratt it 'QQ 'C' .fum if Page l44 Sylvia Beverly Faner Falabella P11112 Girl Legislative Council Tonclluh TTi'Hi'Y G, A. A. Vice President Legislative Council I eanne Max Fields Fensiermuker varsity rootbuti Literary Society Bee Football Future l-lornerriakers Key Club Varsity Club Kenneth Fox Eugene F radella Gyrnnasts Vanus Arleen French Frederickson MGiOfS-tte Winchaslds Tri-l-li-Y President Legislative Council Nilo Fanucchi Richard F inan Paul Frakes Bee Football Bee Track Key Club Cee Football Aztec Staff Vincent Funaro Bee Football Baseball I ames Farlow I. V. Baseball Varsity Baseball Sr. Boys Glee A Cappella Choir David Flanders Varsity Tennis l. V. Tennis Gail Francom Tokakicon Tri'Hi-Y Vice President Science Club Treas. Sr. Class Committee Chairman Usher Club Latin Club Faith Gallas Winchaski's Tri-Hi-Y Legislative Council Future l-lomemalcers Latin Club Carole Farmer Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Pres. Secretarial 6 Bank- ing Club Scholarship Society Girls League Rep. Bank Staff Harold Foreman Band Sr. Orchestra Aztec Printing Dept. Barbara Frasier Art Club G. A. A. Eddie Gamble 3 it QW' Adrienne Diamante Patricia Gass Garber Annual Staff Aeneases Tri-Hi-Y Secretary Ir. Statesman Sec. Senior Class Sec. S'52 Senior Play Garcia Daniel Phyllis Gough Ioanne Gray Gonzalez Flag Girl Scholarship society Tonatiuh Triel-li-Y Literary Society Secretary Latin Club A Cappella Choir Sr. Girls Glee Iohn Hacker Mary Alice Ethelyn Hall Science Club Hdeqel' Legislative Council Art Club Chanticon Tri-I-li'Y Tonatiuh Tri-Hi-Y Literary Society Future I-lornemakers Scholarship Society Stage Electrician Staff Photographer Tom Hannigan Clyde Harless Mary Ann French Club Pres. Baseball H31-'t0n Literary Society Ir. Exchange Club Secretarial 61 Bank- Cee Football ing Club Stretcher Crew I. V, Basketball Shirle Gervin Gary Greene Key Club Varsity Club Varsity Track Varsity Football Legislative Council Mary Ann Hall Tokakicon Tri-l-li-Y Secretary Science Club Usher Club Spanish Club Sr. Editor Annual Staff Ierome Hastings Max Glassbrook Varsity Club Key Club Legislative Council Varsity Football Sally Gomez Gary Gritiin Andrew Gufiin Varsity Club Varsity Club Varsity Football Varsity Football Nancy Hamann Secretarial G Bank- ing Club Pres. Scholarship Society Freshman Commer- cial Club Freshman Class Committee Otis Hammonds Yvonne Hayes Charles Tokakicon Tri-l-li-Y President Science Club Usher Club Literary Society Aztec Staff Heacock Page 145 Don Heilin Al Hickox Roger Hoff Sec. ot Assemblies Football Band Legislative Council Radio Players Walter Horn Latin Club Apparatus Page l46 Lois Hemingway Winchaski's Tri-l-li-Y Vice President Legislative Council 9th Yr. Sec. lUth Grade Sec. Future Homemakers Barbara Hire Tokakicon Trirl-li-Y Sr. Girls Glee Student Store Mgr. Annual Staff Raullie Holt Bee Track Varsity Track Gymnasts Varsity Club I. V. Football Donna Houston Future l-lomemakers Aztec Statt Donald Don Hickman Henderson Legislative Council Dee Basketball 5P?Gkef Bee Football VCI1'S1ty Club Pres. Apparatus Varsity Track Jr- Exchange Varsity Football Key Club KEY Club Pres. Ted Hobbs loanne Secretary ot Boys Varsity Tennis Literary Society President Scholarship Society lr. Statesman Hodsdon Vtlilliam Hooks Nelda Hooton Varsity Basketball Varsity Track Gordon Howard Bonnie Hoy Aeneases Tri-Hi-Y President Science Club Vice President Usher Club literary Society Pand Barbara Huff Freshman Commer- cial Club Secretarial G Bank ing Club Art Club Estella Hurst French Club Latin Club Science Club Frances Hutchinson Sr. Girls Glee Ray Huffman Legislative Council A Cappella Choir Sr. Boys Glee N ancie Hussey French Club Arlin Inman IP I COULD UNL, BLDT OUT THB PAST! Don Ipsen Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Ioan Smith Iohnson Tokakicon Tri-Hi-Y G. A. A. Legislative Council David Kaylor Varsity Basketball Bee Basketball I. V. Baseball Legislative CouncQl Science Club Grant Irvin Derby Hi-Y Charlene Iones Sr. Girls Glee Loretta Keller Kathryn Iackman A Cappella Choir Secretarial G Bank- ing Club Freshman Commer- cial Club G. A. A. Eloise Iones Tonatiuh Tri-Hi-Y Vice President Majorette A Cappella Choir Sharps 61 Flats Charlene King Sr. Girls Glee Secretarial G Bank- ing Club Bill lager Sr. Boys Glee Iacqueline Iones Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y Legislative Council Suzanne King Sr. Girls Glee Madelyn Iendian Wendel Ionker Bradley Koon Varsity Football Varsity Track Bee Football Key Club Varsity Club Eugene Iilg Ir. Exchange Usher Club N. F. L. Debate Ternplars Hi-Y Edna Kampplain Art Club Clyde Koontz Page 147 Kathleen LaPuma Ctianitcn Tri-H1-'Y' President A Cappella Choir Shares 6 Flats ..-WH' F 1 l' ,LIS JITRGICSEYS Betty Logan Tokakicon Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer Donald Lucas Derby Hi-Y Frank Krager Gary Leander Gene Logan Vell leader Gyrnnasts Ellen Kresling Sr. Girls Glee G. A. A. . . . A ., -5'31S.Cf1'x'-E CCllZ'lCl, lack Lerg 4 Qfycwfr f- Q :AN-fr-11 --sf....s,-,.- vC.....C, Tom Long Sehclarship Society lailn Clgb Derby Ely silence Cru: Apparatus L6-'QlSiCTi1'-3 Coxrttii Marilyn Lucka Herrninia Luian Future Hcfiernalcers Spairsh Club 11- A- A Zz. KDGSS CCYZTHQ' :ee Cnazrrnan .iaztef Siafl - 1 ,N , pe:.s.ct:ve Ccgnrg. G. A. A. -Q lean Ladd Scigleader E-ll Class Treas. Chaniiccn fri-H1-Y TQTSGSZLTGY Gris League Rego. Faire Hciiernakers Norman Lewis Scholarshgje Society fr. Statesman . ,. , gr. nxenange Legislaiive Council Matalene Lortie 1-. 1 f., .-,VY lvrncnaslsr s LTI-Rl'Y Flag Girl Richard Lund William Laidlaw Charlene Lilly G. A. A. Ieanne Loser Eater ci ine Aztec Legislative Council Tclte: Trifl-ii-Y Girls League Rep. Ted Lung Eee Fccileall Bee Track Sr. Orchestra Varsity Track -- Y -Q:.7JZ2 re Warren Lambert y. XL rcctsa.. French Club Lxerary Sciefy Rose Lodico G. A. A. F . h1..',. :if, x,.,.l. Dorothy Lubosch Rasta Players I Future Hornernakers Aztec Staff Luxa lane Lutz Teltec Tn-H1-Y Sec Girls Leagge Rep. l-EGHSQLHQ Edxzor '51 .'-iTEl'1,1Cll Literary Scciety Spangsh Club .- flew- Y '1- f,-' 4 . ,ly 1 1 .1 f ' Page l48 Bill Lyons Cee Football Bee Track Sandra McGlothlin Toltec Tri-I-li-Y Vice President Legislative Council Light 6- Shadow Sec. W'52 G S'52 Senior Play Scholarship Society Carol Mant Winchaski' s Tri-Hi-Y Stuart Matheson Varsity Track Cross Country A Cappella Choir lean Mc!-Xlister Sr. Girls Glee Radio Players G. A. A. Latin Club Norman McKenzie Bee Basketball Cee Basketball Literary Society Templars Hi-Y Iay Marcott A Cappella Choir Bee Basketball Legislative Council Music Club Pres. Varsity Track Donna Sue Mayfield Barbara McArthur Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y Girls League Treas. Senior Class Treas. Literary Society Spanish Club Io Ann Mackley Arthur Marshall Science Club Apparatus Gymnasts Iohnny Meyers Cee Football Bee Football Ierry McCork1e Cee Football Bee Football Cee Track Key Club Varsity Football Victor Maddox Donald Martin W'52 Senior Play S'52 Senior Play Light and Shadow C. S. F. Lite Member Latin Club Pres. Carl Miller Cee Football Yell Leader Ir. Exchange A Cappella Choir Legislative Council Ie1'rY McCormick Cee Football A Cappella Choir Apparatus Caroline Mallmann Chanticon Tri-l-li-Y Mary Martin Secretarial ci Bank- ing Club I im Miller Varsity Basketball I acqueline McDade Secretarial QS Bank- ing Club Scholarship Society Ioy Mallmann Patricia Martin Secretarial CS Bank- ing Club Margaret Miller Secretarial G Bank- ing Club ra r 'NY Page 149 Marilyn Miller Tokakicon Tri-Hi-Y President Scholarship Society Literary Society Spanish Club Pres. Girls League Rep. Fred Muhs Allen Newman Derby Hi-Y Page l 50 Marian Mills Patricia David Moffatt Student Store MOCeIinO G. A. A. Chanticon Tri-l-li-Y Treasurer Virginia Myers Marlene Bette Io Nelson TOUGC Tri-Hi-Y Nielsgn Light and Shadow G- A- A- S'52 Senior Play Legislative Council Debate Peggy Nichols Louise Nishida Iune Nobile Winchaski's Tri-Hi-Y Secretarial G Bank- in Club MILD LANG S NE Iulia Molina G. A, A. Legislative Council lean Nelson Sr. Girls Glee Henry N ordhoit A Cappella Choir Scholarship Society Legislative Council Spanish Club N. F. L. Robert Morgan Katherine Nelson Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Pres Girls League Treas Literary Society Spanish Club Alice Oaker G. A. A. X Robert Oren Charles Overton Darlene Page Russell Page Varsity Tennis I. V. Tennis Legislative Council Science Club Maestros de Obros Frances Barbara Parker Pappalardo G- A' A' Secretarial G Bank- ing Club G. A. A. Donald Parsons I. V. Tennis Eugene Perry Cee Football Bee Football Varsity Football Key Club Estelle Pierce Charles Plumlee Bee Football Mgr. Cee Football Mgr. Chess Club I. V. Tennis Mgr. Iames Patrick Cee Football Bee Football Cee Track Bee Track I. V. Tennis Lynel Perry Senior Class Pres. Ir. Statesman Pres. Templars I-li-Y Pres. S'52 Senior Play C. S. F. Life Member Anita Pieri Tokalcicon Tri-l-li-Y Sharps CS Flats A Cappella Choir Spanish Club G, A. A. Sharon Poorman Senior Play A Cappella Scholarship Society Sr. Orchestra Ir. Statesman Robert Pawlo Ir. Exchange Pres. Varsity Baseball Scholarship Society Bee Football Latin Club Pres. George Peters Varsity Football Key Club Derby l-li-Y Pres. Yvonne Pinchott G. A. A. Iean Potter Sr. Girls Glee Legislative Council I. I. Perkins Light and Shadow Radio Players Usher Club Te-mplars I-li-Y Vice President Myrna Peterson Sec. oi Cabinet Scholarship Society Tonatuuh Tri-Hi-Y Secretarial 6- Bank- ing Club Badio Players Betty Plumlee Majorette Toltec Tri-l-li-Y I anet Pottrneyer Sharps G Flats A Cappella Choir Page 151 ,nu -,Q 'Q-'Y' Barbara Rogers Art Club G. A. A. Paul Rugg Cecilia Santana Page 152 Dan Rogers Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Key Club Vice Pres. Derby Hi-Y Vice Pres. Carolyn Sanderson G. A. A. Edward Santoro Science Club Varsity Tennis l. V. Tennis Stretcher Crew Mary Rognstad Secretary of Clubs Pres. of Science Club Scholarship Society Vice President lr. Statesman Usher Club Norman Sandusky Templars l-li-Y Pres. Key Club Vice Pres. Varsity Club Varsity Track Cross Country Rex Sessions Ferry Pruhs Dee Basketball German Club Sr. Orchestra Chess Club Catherine Ragen Viola Quintanar G. A. A. Albert Ramirez Spanish Club DOUQICIS RGCISGI' Carl Reinhardt Varsity Track Bee Track Cee Track lr. Exchange Bee Football Templars l-li-Y Stretcher Crew Gorrnet Club Carole Ridge A Cappella Choir Carolyn Rightmeier Sr. Orchestra Spanish Club Sec. lr. Statesman Literary Society Scholarship Society Thomas Rader Varsity Baseball I. V. Baseball Bee Football Richard Ravetti Cee Football Legislative Council Scholarship Society Ted Richardson A Cappella Choir Cheer Leader Bee Football Cee Football Key Club Patt Roberts Tonatiuh Tri-Hi-Y Aztec Staff Exchange Editor Kenneth Smith Sally Smith Bank Staff A Cappella Choir Secretarial G Bank- Sharps 5- Flats ing Club Winchaski's Tri-l-li-Y Future Homemakers G. A. A. Stephen Phyllis Steger S011bi1'0u Freshman Commer- A Cappella Choir cial Club Legislative Council Art Club Basketball Literary Society Laura Stewart A Cappella Choir Norman Stokes Gymnasts Annual Staff Pho- tographer Tokakicon Tri-l-li-Y Secretarial or Bank- ing Club Dennis Stiles Warren Stone Bee Track Sheila Smith Scholarship Society Aeneases Tri-l-li-Y Treasurer Usher Club Club Society Science Literary Sterkel I ames Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Track Key Club Allen Stockbridge Varsity Track Varsity Cross Coun- try Varsity Club Legislative Council Christine Storey G. A, A. Gary Shaffer Thelma Sheets lames Shenk Scholarship Society Defbl' HPY lr. Statesman BC11'1d Literary Society French Club Roy Sid Varsity Track Cross Country A Cappella Choir Varsity Club Betty Io Slaughter Robert Sisson Cee Track Bee Track I. V. Basketball Cee Basketball Cee Football Ginger Smith Legislative Council Speaker Chanticon Tri-l-li-Y President Girls League Vice President Scholarship Society A-ll Class Treasurer Patsy Skaggs Flag Girl Tonatiuh Tri-Hi-Y Legislative Council Future l-lomemakers G. A. A. Page l53 Sharon Sturges W'52 61 S'52 Senior Play Light and Shadow Vice President Aeneases Tri-l-li-Y N. F. L. Ir. Statesman Carl Thornhill Band I. V. Baseball Dick Torres Cee Track Cee Football I. V. Cross Country Varsity Cross Coun- try Varsity Club Earl Van Blaricom Richard Vosburg S '52 6: W '52 Senior Play Radio Players Pres. Light and Shadow Etaoin Shrdlu German Club Carrol White S '52 Senior Play Art Club French Club G. A. A. Roberta Kidd Chanticon Tri-l-li-Y Girls League Rep. Aztec Page Editor Annual Staff Literary Society nm: l 511 Marie Summers Literary Society Delores Tiberend Science Club Literary Society Aztec Staff lack Truhlar Harold Van Vuren Club Football Football Track Key Bee Cee Bee Elwyn Walraven Templars Hi-Y Literary Society Ir. Statesmen Usher Club Spanish Club Helen Wilcox Richard Williams Gymnasts Varsity Club Roger Tallon Varsity Football Bee Football Cee Football Varsity Baseball I. V. Baseball Ronald Tindel Varsity Cross Coun- try Varsity Club Harvey Truss Stage Crew I. V. Fotball Edward Vargas Ray Watson S '52 Senior Play Varsity Club Varsity Tennis Radio Club Science Club Kenneth Willer Apparatus Nancy Willis S '53 Senior Play Iohn Tatar Gymnasts Cheer Leader Charlene Tiss Seiyo Tsuii I. V. Football Varsity Football Varsity Club Scholarship Society Legislative Council Eleanor Vieyra A Cappella Choir Art Club Legislative Council Sr. Girls Glee Ioanne Watt Songleader Winchaski's Tri-Hi-Y Pres. Legislative Council Future Home-makers of America Barbara Williams Sr. Girls Glee Robert Wintrode Cee Football Bee Football I. V. Football Derby Hi-Y William Thesing Key Club Bee Football I. V. Football Bee Track Evan Tiss Kitty Vaiiadis Girls League Sec. Toltec Tri-Hi-Y French Club Pres. Science Club Literary Society I oyce Vitale Art Club I ean Wayt Sec. of Activities Aeneases Tri-Hi-Y Pres. Ir. Statesmen Vice Pres. N. F. L. Treasurer Scholarship Society Drucilla Williams Art Club Radio Players Wayne Zellmer Cross Country Latin Club Music Club Pres. Light ci Shadow Boys State I'VE COME TU SA GUUDB E Wanda Thompson Freshman Commer- cial Club Tokakicon Tri-Hi-Y Luana Tollin Pres. Light G Shadow W'52 Senior Play Scholarship Society Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y Literary Society Steven Van Blanken- stein German Club Presi dent Latin Club Science Club Literary Society Kay Vogan Legislative Council Kenneth Weiss Sr. Boys Glee Stretcher Crew Ray Williams Latin Club Pres. V QV M3 W! A W Pcxqe 155 For a long time after this play, The performers were still being praised CAll twenty-four of them, tool F or a delightful and inspiring per- formance. Agatha Reid, a Senator from Con- gress, Returns to her Alma Mater To show a film on outlawing war, To the Seniors as a graduating present. No siree, puffed Griswold Yes, by gum, snapped Agatha Well, perhaps, whined Merrill. Cole in the end. , QM 5 Page 157 A 6 Q , ' Q'- ww 1 44 my ' Q S V F we Gs SZ END '1 J EPILUGUE Chorus of villains: Clarence and Rosalind have graduated From what they have termed four years of de- spair. lgnorant of the reasons of our actions, They have thought of us as villainous men When all the time We have been their friends. Thus has this process always been: The active resistance of students To our passive standards of authority. Tho' buffeted by storms of their revolt, lmmutable We shall stand as always Like a lighthouse 'midst a surging tide of students. Clarence and Rosalind will find That they have only begun their drama, That they have only experienced here The first scene of the first act Cf the play they will have to enact. What many surprises they'll have ahead, What changes of costume they'll make! Changes will have to be made in the script, The blocking will change from time to time. Cn the opening night of performance, Let us hope they'll remember their lines. When the curtain comes down on the final act, Let us hope that their audience will applaud That they may feel their performance was not in vain. XJ Page l59 SIGN HERE, PLEASE Qc Za Sam valley fwaltaad 'X jg mfwfhg Www MERCURY Wewafz7l4ed 322 W. Las Tunas HENRY KEARNS San Gabriel Manager AT. 9-3521 Monterey Park Drug Store YOUR REXALL STORE Prescription Pharmacists COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE AT. 2-1235 Corner Garvey and Garfield Congratulations from GHISWULITS EIIHSET SHUI? 112 W. Main Alhambra Best Wishes Class of '52 HANIHNA FURNITURE EU. 1673 W. 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