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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1959 volume:

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Bruce Lawson Continuous work with the students and faculty of Mark Keppel has placed Bruce Lawson, prin- cipal, high on the list of Aztecs. Outstanding work with the California Associatio ec ondary minlst r an an community o anlz ons occupies part SC ci nor k he has one for Keppel's faculty and students .. Q S - O .. S Y - 's cro . h A . o K l ' 1' v 'p - r- VV 1, if 'Q f L,, 1 3 -fn. 0-G ga Q- , 6 A v 19 1 . M1 V -X ll, n lv ,M pil W lg. If 'IK' gill K gill? X lil!! ' lllli' ltlll! ' - llllif 1 1 x llelifli 2' 1,1 All!!! 1 gp lil!!! 1 1 1 llqlfls rs ' museum - 'llllll I!!! f 'll,lilBB!!lv' iljldbdln 'T' lildltng I n Recognition One of the greatest honors awarded to Mark Keppel this year was the privilege of being host to Werner Jorden, our first foreign exchange student. The American Field Service brought Wern from Frankfurt, Germany, to Alhambra-where he became a member of the Joseph N. Covell family. We are all happy to have had the opportunity to have Wern as a class- mate. He has been a credit to Mark Keppel by earning a Varsity letter in Cross Country and maintaining better than average grades. ln his warm and friendly manner, Wern has increased our knowledge of his native Germany by lecturing at club meetings, assemblies, and writing for the Aztec . The students of Mark Keppel will always remember Wern, and hope that he enjoyed his stay with us. We extend a warm welcome to him, a sincere thank you to the American Field Service, and our recognition to cultural exchange. Good-bye, Wern, we hope to see you again soon-be it in Alhambra or in Frankfurt-am-Maine. S A -I ocal I I Q -75: r is 5 T Q? Ralph Corners-ArT Editor Pal Haley-Literary EdiTor Lef's meef This deadline, kids! These words echo Throughouf room 224 for nearly eighT months. Dur- ing These monThs reams of paper are used, scores of lead diminishes and brain power puTs out more energy than The whole of Canada! Our Theme Throughouf is - leT's meeT This deadline and get our This annual! The sTaff works long hours -giving up Their own Time and pleasure in order To produce a successful and disfincfive Annual, cap- able of fulfilling Two purposes, one-winning prizes and, Two-recalling memories of The pasf year. We feel This year's Teocalli has meT These requiremenfs and we offer iT To you-The STudenT Body of Mark Keppel High School. JOANNE De YOUNG Scatter Pages KEN GRIFFING Sports tlvizg' G I . 43:51 u 5 l' ' Qi . :HL 5 M. ., fi J MARY ANN SAXELL Seniors JOHN SIl lON Photographer SANDY SHLIFF Administration SUE PUGLISI Administration ROSALIE MIRANDA JOYCE MISHKIN Social Events Social Events VICKY TANKERSLEY Clubs VICKY FLESCH Advertisements GALE BRADLEY Advertisements FAYE BELL JUDY MONSEN Sports Organizations BONNIE WADDELL Clubs M JERRY CLARK Photographer NICK TREANTEFELLES Photographer 9 campus Abs tracts The Campus . . . a school with students in brightly colored scarves and shirts running from class to class . . . the grounds . . . the flag rippling in the wind , . . a paragon ot learning, Science, English, and Languages . . . ci meeting place, a place of social intercourse, a place where one learns to live with others . . . our campus . . . . is if Q ,n ,Q, QF 5 . 1 I e , 4 7 I l I I l ff-..4,.ww'cbb5'F1 ,,i,.,, v. fx' An 4 3. wa :Mix ,IEW 3' -Fl-si i f , X ' Q 4, f ' W' , 'I -. , . . . ,ff X , Q xxx! 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J - , :Y J ' H 5 -7 f Q 3 .J X I f J I , if Z K' 'E I N' ?! 31-I NK ,V bg R35 tt F RICARDO QUINTANA Student Body President DEAN ROGERS Secretary of Boys Ns 5-3-55- ...f K .Ji - i GAlL LESH Secretary NANCY COX Secretory of Girls ff' .1 ., 'i rs.. ,:Qi5i l' 'Hi , ,y is 5341 I 5 ' QQ t , im' t , tl? :f u 1 A , - is 'KM s . F! SHIRLEY RITTER Secretary of Clubs ED LACKEY Junior Class Representative v PENNIE KITCHING Secretary of Activities MARYLYNN VAN CAMF Secretary of Literature Mr. President, I move . . Be it a motion to amend the Constitution or sponsor a dance, our Student Council instigated many new meth- ods and activities to create a more enioyable and bet- ter-organized school year. Complying with Robert's Rules of Order, and making important decisions were everyday occurances to your Student Body Officers, and - with apologies to Mr. Lincoln - our Student Gov- ernment this year was truly one of the students, by the students, and for the stu- dents. BONNIE WADDELL Secretary of Publicity gfrFfA,,i1, ttf ein F ' ' . 4, y 'L . 1 -iff fav L JEANNIE TREMBLEY pEGGY LAMBERT BUD BA55 Speaker of the Representative Council :lents. Daily, they met, planned, and worked, not only to solve present problems con- cerning academic, athletic, and social activities, but to lay a foundation for an even better representation in the years to come. Working together under Ricardo Quintana, Student Body President, and Mr. Hooks, Cabinet Advisor, the officers themselves put their plans and ideas into action. Why? For you - because you are a most important person to our cabinet. JOAN CH RESTENSEN JIM HERBERT Sophomore Representative KAREN TEACHOUT Secretary of Assemblies LINDA TINDEL CHARLENE DILLEY Secretary of Finance Editor of the Aztec, 2nd Semester BINDY BOYLIN Senior Honor' RON STEERS President GAIL LESH Society RICHARD ASHTON Vice President ll 4 5 K CHARLENE DI LLEY DUANE MARTIN MIKE LEFF Treasurer JEANNIE TREMBLEY WAYNE MARTIN MARY JO ALLEMAN am GARY -STERLING BINDY BOYLIN RANDY NORTH MARTHA SAUTTER mu PAoGErr Secreiary PENNE KITCHING - N I . '-lt ri .N . lk.. if' --ull!-M J. 4 :lr . K - -.al S. 5 - A -,,s NXM , The most f gn,-. X-X,-Q Q- A V ,K +V' . .j Q W Q., , ' 4 i ,M .- if ' WN 1' J Yi- 'fa ,ii Our beautiful campus is a favorite spot for students who like to relax land name one who doesn tl A cheery hello is heard again and again throughout the day as students stop to discuss the latest social news, what happened in class today, or an upcoming dance. Personalities and in- terests are varied, but each student falls into the pattern of a closely knit student body. Each makes Keppel proud of him through his different activities, and each work, play and enioy their high school years as much as the other. avored period - lunch provides ample time to catch up on all the exciting occurrences As you can see, our lunch court is always crowded, but who cares, - the more the rnerrier. WU Students happily stand in line at the distribution booth for newspapers, activity cards, class pictures, a ticket to the game - or what do you wont? 0 l Just the place for o friendly gathering is our spacious and sunny front porch. K ,i I xl.. V '- ' l , N' v , 'IL' 1 1 , I I -Qy. K -- A,-. ff' Q! 1 Qing- g i JR 1. Yi RW V fiiw f. 'Q-5 3 XVI Ax '. uw 4' J 5 '. F, NI 1 Seniors Class of GARDON ADAMS Light and Shadow Vice President All School Plays 57, 58 Choir Musical Rose Marie, 59 A Cappella Choir LEE ADAMS MARILYN ADAMS MARY JO ALLEMAN Senior Honor Society Scholarship Society- LINDA ACORD Life Member and President Future Teachers of America Aeneases Tri Hi Y, Devotional A Cappella Choir JULIE ANDERSON CHARLES L. ANDRESE Bee Football Gymnastics Bee Track Band Bee Basketball JOHN ANTER IRMA ARMENDARIZ Aowakya Tri Hi Y Girls' Athletic Association Future Teachers of America Latin Club Youth and Government EARLENE ARNHART Tepanec Tri Hi Y Freshman Girls' Glee Club Jr. Girls' Glee Club Sr. Girls' Glee Club RICHARD ASHTON Senior Honor Society, V. Pres. Science-Math Club Treasurer Quarterback Band, Head Tennis, Varsity and J.V. Scholarship Society DICK ALKEMA Varsity Cross Country Varsity Track Bee Track OLA AUTRY Aowakya Tri Hi Y Glee Club A -. . .yr i wt 'ies-review LUPE BACA A Cappella Choir Chanticon Tri Hi Y Yell Leader 58-59, Head Drill Team EDWARD BASS Varsity Football Varsity Club B. Football Varsity Track JAMlE SUE BASS Tonatiuh Tri Hi Y A Cappella Choir BILL BATH Visual Aids JOANNE BEBAEFF Aowakya Tri Hi Y Girls' Athletic Association Archery Club, President ROCHELLE BECKMAN A Cappella Choir Sr. Glee Club Modern Dance Club Tokakicon Tri Hi Y DIANNE BELL Girls' Athletic Association Archery Club FAYE BELL Teocalli Staff Future Nurses of America, Pres. Drill Team Tennis Club Legislative Council BOB BENSON MIKE BENTE NANCY BERKEMYER Scholarship Society French Club Tennis Club DIANE BERNHARDT Legislative Council Young and Fair, S-58 You Can't Take It With You, BARBARA BERTCH NANCY BILLINGHURST Aeneases, President and Treasurer Latin Club SANDY BLOCK Chanticon Tri Hi Y, President Sr. Class President BRENT BIXLER Varsity Football Varsity Track Varsity Cross Country CAROL BLAKEY Cheschamay Tri Hi Y MARLENE BOGGS Tennis Club Girls' Athletic Association Orchestra GRACE BLA C0 BARBARA BOLAND Dance Band N LARRY BLUME GLENDA BOGART Chescamay Tri Hi Y, President and Vice-President Junior Statesmen, President Idea Coordinator F'W , UNDY BLOCK Annual Staff, 2 years BOB BOULLER FRED BLAGDON Legislative Council SCholG'5h'p SoC'elY J.V. Football Chanticon Tri Hi Y, Devotional Flag Girl Tennis wg 'ill ., r' 'f'il':, ' COLLEEN BRENHOLT Future Teachers of America Sr. Girls' Glee Club BINDY BOYLIN Maiorette, 2 years A Cappella Choir Secretary of Pep Senior Honor Society Toltec Tri Hi Y PAUL BRADY Varsity Baseball 2 yrs. CHARLES BRYANT Cabinet, 2 yrs. HAROLD BUCK Tennis Baseball Usher Club German Club, Vice President TRINA BUFFA Chanticon Tri Hi Y Jr. Exchange Senior Honor Society Varsity Club LIGA BRAUKIS Freshman Class Representative CONNlE BUCHAN Drill Team RONNIE BUONAURO Bee Track JOYCE BUONAURO Drama Club All School Play S-'57 Radio Club, President Dance Club, Chairman sr'-.vf 'Hqi PAUL BURROUGHS Science Math Club J.V. Tennis V. Tennis zv ' P it s T 435' MILT CAMP Track Cross Country Varsity Cee Basketball A.R.C.S. President All School Play '57 Taller'an, President, Secretary lawre- LT: MARY CARPENTER CARLEEN CARILLG CAROL CARTER PAT CASEY CAVANAUGH Drill Team Yell Leader, '58-'59 Girls' Athletic Association Drama Club Tawankas Tri Hi Y Tokakicon Tri Hi Y Radio Club Light and Shadow Nurse's Club Spring Play '58 Legislative Council Winchaski's Tri Hi Y, President, Vice-President ANTHONY CASTELLANO SYLVIA CHAVEZ Proiectionist Club ROBERT CAUSEY JERRY CHRISHOLM Science-Math Club, President Debate Team Scholarship Society German Club JOAN CHRESTENSEN JERRY CLARK JOHN M. CLARK Homecoming Princess School Photographer, Head Cross Country Tonatiuh Tri Hi Y, Light and Shadow ARCS Club Cabinet, Parliamentarian Legislative Council Gymnastics Legislative Council RICHARD CHRISTY Debate Team Football T LINDA L. CLARK RICHARD CLARK CYNTHIA COFFEY RALPH COLE Tepanec Tri Hi Y C Basketball Light and Shadow Scholarship Society A CCIPPSIICI Choif Visual Aids Club, President All-school Play W'53 Latin Club Rose Marie S'59 A Cappella Musical S'58 YT? RICHARD COLE SHARON COLES Stretcher Crew Gymnastics Amateur Radio Club CHARLEINE COMMENT Young and Fair '57 You Can't Take lt With You BETTY COLEMAN Archery Club Freshman Glee Club Jr. Glee Club Sr, Glee Club Future Nurses of America JANICE COOK Chilao Tri Hi Y, Treasurer Aztec Band, Secretary, Librarian Future Nurses of America, JANICE CONNOR Vice-President RALPH CORNERS Drill Team Drill Team '59 Teocalli Girls' Athletic Association Girls' Athletic Association Art Editor JESSIE CORRALEZ LINDA COVEY Archery Club Orchesis Dance Club Girls' Athletic Association Girls' Glee Club ROGER CUDE Science-Math Club Varsity Tennis Varsity Club RITA CRAIG Drill Team Cheschamay Tri Hi Y Future Nurses of America Legislative Council JACKIE CYPERT Chanticon Tri Hi Y, V-President Legislative Council Freshman Class Secretary Girls' League Board LINDA COVELL Tonatiuh Tri Hi Y, Treasurer Homecoming Princess Legislative Council AVA CRAMER PEGGIE CURRAN Tawankas Tri Hi Y, President Girls' League Board Aztec Staff GERALD CRUZ NANCY COX Flag Girl Cabinet, Secretary of Girls Toltec Tri Hi Y, President Freshman Class President Assembly Committee SUZANNE DAUPHINE Drama Club, President Tokakicon Tri Hi Y All-School Play '57 Christmas Pageant '57 XII-School Play S'58, Costumes BETTY JEAN DEXTER Archery Club LINDA DARE SHARON DEATON Tawankas Tri Hi Y, Historian Senior Class Secretary Girls' League Board A Cappella Choir, Secretary Archery Club Future Nurses of America Jr. Girls' Glee Club POLLY DeHASS Aeneases Tri Hi Y, Chaplain Latin Club Future Nurses of America, Vice President Band DON DeYOUNG Cee Basketball Bee Basketball J.V. Baseball Stage Crew Stretcher Crew LES DEVITO Cee Football Bee Football Cee Track Dee Football BRUCE DEAL Yell Leader B, C Football Senior Band Senior Orchestra Dance Band CHARLENE DILLEY Head Flag Girl Tonatiuh Tri Hi Y, Historian Aztec Editor Sophomore Class Treasurer Senior Honor Society PAULINE DURAN Archery Club NANCY DUVALL Light and Shadow All-School Play '58 A Cappella Choir Rose Marie '59 Cheschamay Tri Hi Y STEVE EARL Cee Track Bee Track J.V. Cross Country Varsity Cross Country Varsity Baseball Manager PHYLLIS DODGE BOB DOTT5 Cee Football Cee Basketball Legislative Council Junior Class Vice President Senior Class Representative JANICE DRESSLER Winchaski's Tri Hi Y, Treasurer CATHERINE EIMEN ' FRANK DROBIK DENNY DYNES Cee Football Cee Basketball Legislative Council Stage Crew Varsity Basketball PAMELA EARL Latin Club PAUL EDWARDS Drama Club STEVE GIAMBRONE KATHLEEN RIPPLE DONALD ELLISTON STEVE FARR Bee Football Gymnastics EDDIE FELDKAMP ALBERT FERRIS Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Club RICHARD ENGLER LINDA FERRIS Winchaski's Tri Hi Y, President Radio Club KAREN ERICKSON Drill Team Future Teachers of America Orchestra Tennis Club TWILENE FERRIS Yell Leader Toltec Tri Hi Y, Treas. and Sec. Freshman Class Vice-President Sophomore Class Vice-President Junior Class Treasurer DENNIS ESLER Spanish Club Junior Statesmen of America Proiectionists of America DOROTHY FIELDS MARILYN EVANS Drill Team Glee Club SHARON FERRARIS Aowakya Tri Hi Y Girls' Athletic Association Archery Club RON FERREE Varsity Track Bee Track Cee Track German Club, Treasurer Cee Basketball CHARLES FITZPATRICK A Cappella Choir Stage Crew SUSAN FRIEDMAN JOHN FROBLEM SANDRA FULLER Chilao Tri Hi Y, Secretary Junior Girls' Glee Club JUDITH FLICK AL FRANCIS KEN GAILBRAITH CAROL GALLAGHER JANICE FOSS Bee Footbcll A Cappella Choir Bond Bee Track Bee Track Girls' Athletic Association Gymnastics Bee Football Chilao Tri Hi Y Scholarship Society Usher Club Science-Math Club BILL GARCIA Varsity Football, ROBERT FRANK Junior Exchange Beg Track Varsity Basketball Visual Aids Club Bee Football JENNY FRANCO Stretcher Crew RON FREDERICKSON 599 BG5keTb0ll DON GARRIS Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Cee Track Varsity Club Junior Exchange Club JIM GITTINGS A Cappella Choir Hi Fi's JACQUILINE GIANGREGORIO PATRICIA GILHAUSEN Tanda Tri Hi Y Girls' Athletic Association, Legislative Council President VIENNA GOUGER Drama Club Tennis Club, Representative A Cappella Choir Chansonettes The Hi-Fi's M JOYCE GLOVER Radio Club, Vice-President Drama Club Chffsfmos PNY KENNETH GRIEEING Tawankas Tri Hi Y Annual Staff Science-Math Club Junior Red Cross LYNNE GRIGGS Varsity Track Tawankas Tri-Hi-Y SHARON GOOD Scholarship Society Aeneases Tri Hi Y lflfm Club , BEVERLY GROVE Future Nurse? Of Amefmf PATTY Gizoor Tonatiuh Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres P e5'de 1f Future Teachers of America LIESEL GROSSER Girls' League Board Spanish Club, Vice President, Aneases Tri-Hi-Y Prom Committee Treasurer Future Teachers of America Legislative Council PAT GUERRETTE KAREN GUTHRIELL DELPHA HACKER WAYNE HAGAMAN Archery Club Light and Shadow Club, President, Secretary Senior Honor Society Cheschamay Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer, Secretary A Cappella Choir All School Plays, '55, W'57, S'58, 59 RUBY HATCH LINDA HAWTHORNE Tonotiuh Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary -lUf1l0f Glfls' Glee Club Freshman Class Representative Senior Girls' Glee Club PHYLLIS HAPROV LINDA HARRIS Tokakicon, Secretary, Historian T0 '9llUl ' T l'Hl'Y Songleader 58-59 Legislative Council WILLIAM HARNER ELLIS HASKEU- Varsity Tennis Varsity Football J.V. Tennis Varsity TfGCk Hgndbqll Varsity Club JANICE HEATH Radio Club, Secretary-Treasurer Drama Club PAUL HEFLIN af' 'wg KENNETH HEI-M DEBBY HENDRICKS HOPE HERRERA BESS HILL Bee Football Glee Club Bee Track Aneases Tri-Hi-Y Junior Exchange GAA Islanders Drill Team SUSAN HILTON Glee Club GAA LEE HIRT Varsity Tennis School Photographer CAROLYN HOLCOMB Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Future Teachers ol America Junior Varsity Tennis JUDITH HIRTH GAA Future Teachers of America Spanish Club Tennis Club Junior Girls' Glee Club LYNNE HOFF A Cappella Choir Tokakicon Tri-Hi-Y, President, Secietary, Devotional Chairman Prom Committee '58 SANDRA HOOKER F 'J -er GAA KAREN HOOPER Modern Dance Club Toltec Tri-Hi-Y, President Tokakicon Tri-Hi-Y Aztec Staff LOUISE HORST -fr, SUSAN HORTON Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y Girls' League Board Legislative Council Aztec Staff SHARON HUESTON DENNIS JACKS DAVID JOHNS BEVERLY IOTT ROBERT HOWLAND ALBERT HOYT Football Baseball Basketball TMC? ROD iRviNE Tennis DIANA JARAMILLO Orchestra Winchaski's GEORGE JESSUP Varsity Football Varsity Track, Captain Varsity Cross Country, Captain Varsity Club Band Bee Football Cee Football Cee Track Gymnastics PHYLUS JOHNSON Tawankas Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary Girls' League Board Legislative Council Bank Staff SHARON JONES Songleoder, 58-59 Tawankas, Treasurer Girls' League Board Class Committee Chairman, l Representative Council JUDY KAISER Archer CIub JOHN JORDEN JOHN KAUFELDT Cee Basketball Cee Track Junior Exchange PAT KASA Taller-an, President WERN JORDAN Tennis Club LINDA ANN KEELER Foreign Exchange Student GAA H09 GUI' 58'5 Cross Country Toltec Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President Varsity -I-rack Girls' League Board Secretary of Sophomore Class Legislative Council 1 ',,, 15 'M LOUISE KASHA BILL KABABIK Songleader, 57-58 COLLETTE KELLY Tawankas, Secretary, Treasurer STEPHEN KI RBY MARY KITCHEN Fourth Year GAA Chilao Tri-Hi-Y, President Secretary PENNIE KITCHING Secretary of Activities Senior Honor Society Tonatiuh Tri-Hi-Y Songleader, 57-58 Sophomore President JACK KRAJCZAR naw? EDWARD KRAMER Basketball JOANN KRUZICK Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y, Devotional Chairman, Sergeant of Arms PAUL KUHN PEGGY LAMBERT Editor of The Aztec Legislative Council Winchaski 's Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. Devotional Chairman Sophomore Class Council CAROL LAWSON Legislative Council Girls' League Board Tonatiuh Tri-Hi-Y Aztec Staff MICHAEL LEFF National Forensic League, President Senior Honor Society, Treasurer Scholarship Society Junior Statesmen ELIZABETH LEIGH Art Club GAA GAIL LESH GAA, President Secretary of Cabinet Drill Team, Head Future Teachers of America, President Senior Honor Society VIRGINIA LEWIS Homecoming Princess Vice President, Senior Class Tawankas Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. Girls League Board, Vice-Pres. Representative Council LAWRENCE LINDELOF Varsity Basketball Light and Shadow AlIASchool Play, W'58 Varsity Track Printing Club GEORGE LISIECKI BARBARA LOCKHART GAA Scholarship Society Archery Club Tennis Club Future Teachers of America , RALPH LODA FRED LOVELACE we JACK LOWREY Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball Junior Exchange Club Junior Class Representative Bee Football, Basketball, Baseball Varsity Club JANICE LOY Toltec Tri-Hi-Y, Historian, Treasurer Future Teachers of America DONNA MCCRADDEN LINDA MCDERMOTT BILL MCKUSICK PAT McMlLLlN BETTY MAKELA HELEN MAPES JULES MARCOGLIESE DUANE MARTIN Songleader, 58-59 Gymnastics Senior Honor Society Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Scholarship Society Legislative Council Science and Math Club Sec Girls' League Board Stretcher Crew, Captain Gymnastics HELEN MARTIN Aneases Tri-Hi-Y Latin Club Future Teachers of America GAA WAYNE MARTIN Senior Honor Society Business Manager, Senior Class A Cappella Choir Organist Scholarship Society Freshman Committee Chairman MARVA MEFFERD Secretary of Pep Toltec Tri-Hi-Y, CHARLES MASSEY Science Math Club Varsity Track Legislative Council Varsity Football STEVE MASSEY Junior Varsity Tennis Choir Musical Hey Jonesie' All School Talent Show Senior Band Devotional Chairman, Historian GAIL MILLER Girls' League Board, Chanticon Tri-Hi Y Senior Representative Jr. Class Committee Chairman Soph. Class Comm. Chairman Representative Council Songleader, Head, Girls' League Board RICHARD MATTOX 57-58, 58-59 DANNY MERINO Publicity Chairman MARILYN MILLER DAVID McGEE Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer Legislative Council Class Representative Girls' League Board SANDRA MOORE Light and Shadow, Secretary Drama Club, President A Cappella Choir All School Play W'58 Choir Musical Hey Jonesie BONNIE MORRISON MARSHA MURRISH Tonatiuh Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer Girls' League Board, Publicity Chairman Legislative Council ROBERT MURRAY Aztec Staff . N . JOHN MOLTRUM GEORGE MANAGHAM PHILLIP MORTON PHIL MURRAY Cee Football Cee Basketball Cee Track Scholarship Society Legislative Council LINDA MUSGRAVE Aowakya Tri-Hi-Y Radio Club Archery Club ROBERT NAVARRO DAVID NEERMAN A Cappella Choir Choir Musical Hey Jonesie NARON LEE NEELANDS Gymnastics Electronics Club Arcs Visual Aids Club RANDY OERTLE 40 JOYCE NEUNERT Girls' League Board Future Teachers of America CONNIE OLSON SHARLENE NOLAND PHILIP RANDY NORTH Senior Honor Society Scholarship Society Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Junior Exchange Club ROBERT NESPOR Bee Football Cee Football Junior Varsity Baseball Junior Exchange Club DIANE OLDRIDGE Aneases Tri-Hi-Y, President, Vice-President, Devotional Chairman Scholarship Society Latin Club, Secretary GAA Drill Team ARTHUR PATRICK O'ROURKE Cee Football I Cee Basketball Bee Track Legislative Council, Representative ALLEN PALMER Varsity Football, Captain Varsity Baseball Varsity Club Junior Exchange, Vice-President Assembly Committee CHARLENE OVERTURF Scholarship Society, Secretary Drill Team Junior Red Cross JOE PAULICANO Bee Football Bee Basketball Cee Track Dee Basketball SANDRA ORAVETZ Flag Girl, 58-59 Scholarship Society Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Aztec Staff Legislative Council is GERALDINE ORTIZ Aeneases Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President, Treasurer GAA Girls' Glee Club A Cappella Choir, Treasurer WILLIAM PADGETT Bee Basketball Science-Math Club Scholarship Society MARTIN PADILLA 'Is-J xg RICHARD PALUMBO 1 LENORA PEEL GAA Scholarship Society Future Teachers of America French Club Science Club JUDY PETERS Girls' League Board Chaticon Tri-Hi-Y, Historian WENDELL PETERS Varsity Football Varsity Club MIKE PILCHER Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball Varsity Club Jr. Exchange Club, Secretary Bee Basketball N BARBARA PELCH Tepance Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President, Sergeant of Arms National Forensic League LOlS PELLET CHARLES PENNINGTON c c T A ROBERT PERSONS Bee Football Varsity Baseball Junior Exchange Club Cee Football -'21 VIRGINIA PITTMAN Aowakya Tri-Hi-Y, President Archery Club ANNETTE PLAMONDON Tawankas Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. Aztec Staff CALLE PETERSON E ti EUGENIA PEZZUOLO Girls' League Board BRUCE PRETZINGER Bee Football Cee Football Cee Basketball Dee Basketball KAREN PLATT Cee Track in 1::f 1. F ARLENE DAWSON PRIVETT YOLANDO PROVENCIO JOANN PRUITT Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer GAA Junior Class Secretary Representtaive Council Legislative Council MERRIE REA RODNEY REAM NORMAN REXINE T RICARDO QUINTANA Student Body President Coin Club Light and Shadow Club All School Plays, W'57, W'58 Choir Musical Hey Jonesie Band Manager Boys' State RAYMOND RAVETTI PATRICIA REED Senior Girls' Glee Club Wincl1oski's Tri-Hi-Y A Cappella Choir HELENE RICCOBONO Homecoming Queen 1958 Songleader 57-58 Tonatiuh Tri-Hi-Y, President, Secretary Girls' League Board Representative Legislative Council MIKE RIDDLE Stage Crew WAYNE REIDEL Cee Basketball Dee Basketball Arrowhead Club LORNA L. RINGEN Tokakicon Tri-Hi-Y Mgr. of Annual Business Staff Junior Statesmen, Vice President BILL RIEGEL Future Nurses of America rf? SALLY RINKER Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer Representative Council Scholarship Society OLIVIA RIOS SHIRLEY JOANN RITTER Yell Leader '58-'59 Secretary of Clubs President Cheschamay Tri-Hi-Y Scholarship Society DEAN ROGERS Future Teachers of America, Secretary of Boys ELAINE RONDOT Varsity Football, Tawanka's Tri-Hi Y Varsity Basketball Drill Team Junior Exchange Club Scholarship Society MIKE ROBERTS ALLEN ROBISQN Varsity Club SHARON ROGERS Annual Staff JUDY RUBENBAUER Tokakicon Tri-Hi-Y Mgr. of Annual Business Staff Scholarship Society Modern Dance Club Tennis Club 44 JUDY ST. PIERRE Aeneases Tn-Hi-Y, Secretary GAA STEVE SAMPSON qw C4711 CATHY SAUNDERS A Cappella Choir Drill Team Scholarship Society Junior Statesmen Choir Musical Hey Jonesie DOROTHY SANDOVAL MARTHA SAUTTER Senior Honor Society Tawanka's Tri-Hi-Y, Devotional Chairman Scholarship Society Drill Team Junior Red Cross, Chairman DUANE SCHALL OPHELIA SEDERS MARY ANNE SAXELL A Cappella Choir, Vice President 58-59 Social Chairman 57-58 Toltec Tri-Hi-Y Senior Class Editor of the Annual 58-59 Choir Musical Hey Jonesie Hannah Future Teachers of America JUDY SANDERS Scholarship Society Annual Staff French Club Future Teachers of America Senior Girls' Glee Club CHARLES SAULINO Senior Band Senior Orchestra Caliphs Hi-Y Dee Basketball Bee Basketball WILLIAM SAXTON Varsity Basketball Bee Basketball Cee Basketball Aparatis Bee Track MARTHA SCHROEDER Aowakya Tri-Hi-Y Archery Club GAA Youth and Government IRENE SCARLET Orchesis Dance Club 45 SHIRLEY SEIP Scholarship Society National Forensic League Tennis Club Science-Math Club Orchesis Dance Club DENNIS SEMAIN DARLEEN SHIELDS Girls' Glee Club BARBARA SIPES A Cappella Choir Cheschamay Tri-Hi-Y, Historian Junior Girls' Glee Club' WILLIAM SMITH RONALD SNIDER LOIS SMITH Cee Football Wil'1Cl1CSlCl'S Tri-Hi-Y Dee Football MAUREEN SNOW JOAN SORENSON Tonitiuh Tri-Hi-Y Senior Class Treasurer Legislative Council Representative Council Band MARLENE SPANN Tawankas Tri-Hi-Y, Vice Pres. Girls' League Board Junior Red Cross Representative Aztec Staff Annual Staff JERRY SPARKS Senior Band Dance Band Senior Orchestra ,?,EF,m, . . . TS' Z RON STEERS Senior Honor Society, President National Forensic League, President Scholarship Society, Vice Pres. Debate Latin Club, Treasurer GARY STERLING National Forensic League Light and Shadow All-School Play '57, '58 Idea Co-ordinator Tennis Team CAROLYNNE STERNER Aowakya Tri-Hi-Y GAA MARILYNNE STERNER Aowakya Tri-Hi-Y GAA, Manager GREGORY STEVENS WILLIAM STITS A Cappella Choir Key Club DAVID STUART Gymnastics CAROLE STURDIVANT Junior Class Business Manager Radio Club Drama Club Representative Council JACK SULLIVAN GEORGE STODDARD WILLIAM STEWART Junior Class President Junior Exchange Club Varsity Club A Cappella Choir Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball IDA MAE SWEITZER Archery Club GAA Scholarship Society Drama Club RON SWINDELL Varsity Football VAL TAYLOR Chanticon Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer LINDA TINDEL Secretary of Finance Bank Staff 48 GAIL THOMAS Song Leader 58-59 Tonitiuh Tri-Hi-Y, Historian, Devotional Chairman Legislative Council Girls' League Board RAE SWIFTS LES THOMAS Aztec Staff Cee Football Junior Varsity Baseball NICK TREANTAFELLES Usher Club, President Stretcher Crew School Photographer NANCY THOMPSON Aztec Sta ff KAREN TEACHOUT Tonituih Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary, Treasurer Girls' League Treasurer Secretary of Assemblies Legislative Council JACK TOMLINSON PAT TROSSEN JEANNIE TREMBLEY Girls' State Representative Head Malorette Toltec Tri-Hi-Y, President Senior Honor Society Speaker of the Representative Council ROBERT TWITCHELL Junoir Varsity Football VIRGINIA TUDOR CONNIE TUGAW DIANE TURMAINE Aztec Staff Debate Team All School Play '58 Light and Shadow Society Tepanec Tri-Hi-Y, Historian MARJORIE ULLOA Drum Maiorefte Maiorette Tawankas Tri-Hi-Y, President, Secretary JOYCE TRUPIANO IRA TYTELL 49 5 GILBERT VANDAELE KAREN VANWlNKLE MARLEONE VANZANDT VlVlAN VENTIMIGLIA C Football Tanda Tri-Hi-Y Drgmq Club Aztec Staff Taller-an, President Thanksgiving Play Annual Staff ' Yell Leader Cabinet, Secretary of Publicity Cheschamay Tri-Hi-Y Annual Staff Band DOYLE WHALEN Basketball Football Baseball PAT WHIDDON Track Tokakicon Tri-Hi-Y, CLARK WELLS Tennis Vice-President Cheschamay Tri Hi Y RICHARD VIGIL RONALD WALKER Junior Varsity Football BONNIE WADDELL KAY WARE Radio Club, Historian Drama Club Christmas Play '57 School Play S'58 School Play W'58 CHARLES WHITE gf-Y ,H u,f-new Y Q ROY Wll-U5 LEA WILMOTT MARSHA WILSON DIXIE LEE WOODY Tawankas Tri-Hi-Y, Scholarship Society Secretary Legislative Council STAN YAMAMOTO , 5 , vffElfYTrL'?fk - ' gislati e C Truck lp, C Football C Basketball , V fafil Wifi fi .C D ELBERT K , ZAREK Council 1. ffffffzgf E XX W P'-W WU 5 W! 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Zborill , My . lwwliliw Mgwli QW? , ci .fiililllliilil liiffgil if lfiw li Sophomore Abstracts Sponsoring the Hardwood Hop for Valentine's Day were the busy sophomores. Dick Dotts was their President. Vice President was Jan Mcliusiclq Beryl Walker was Secretaryg Nancy Hayes served as Treas- urer, and Class Committee Chciirmanship was held by Gale Bradley. .1- VE all? Q?vi,iyS Q ll' J .1 - g - .I r ' , l Xl 1. .,. J :sm fi N .,,. . C. Aasrrom V . G. Adams T. Agnew 4- ' N if., . x R. Akre 1 'g , ,, z, A 'T' . J. Aldereie QL! :E 49 U . H. Alleman J .. X A V, b .9 S. Alperf .3 L lx W ' A' i s G. Alvelais yf' A , J' Q 5' H. Anderson A ' A K. Andrews - W J. Anhui: 4- -, 5 B M. Antisfa ' ' I M M, Aquilina J 'f -fy-1' 1 l' AVUQOU . 'JL L. Archer l ,Q I 'A - 3 dl A. Armendariz YWN' f A ,XX 1' W. Armstrong S. Arnharf X ,ff . X L. Ascencio LW A I . N G. Aubert -' f' g . rg A ,Tig . W-K AA Q A '-3 A L. Bainbridge li 'ii ' A. Baker ' N , ., V - ' P. Baldwin ' 5: I v W S -'- J. Balsz '1-I, 'F' R. Bafy .. J. Baumann D. Baumgardner ',. L J , ,Q E. Beaulieu V - , I V ' M B' Q . A 'v , G. Beckett . :gf ,- 25, -1? IX. Q. L. Belcastro L J . V 1 L r ' H M. Bellinder ..g:f: ' -Qi: Mr . A ' , , -' ' 5 P. Bellomy I-i4?t+: J lr 1 - xg. . T'-. -x ,I 721' 3 i Aff- ,Q A K, -Wiring' L. Berreth r ' A H L . A N. Bigelow 1 '-5 'W A s. Bielke K. Blagdon A . , ,- , ls .55 . P. Blanton Z N 3 D. Blume 1 A ' ' ' J. Bonfempo bv-X li , Qhwrg H f X i I xX 'W v- Boone :WM .H77'f:2'Xi . ' M. Boronian X g l .4 6 A. BOI'el'1 ' M- Borg , is - . , A. Borquez 4 .... ' ., ' ' I M , 'v M. Bostwick 7 ff - j ' D. Bowers Law L ' , i A A L. Bowles : TW M. , A ' J. Boylin X f' J - i P. Brandon A ' A G. Bradley ' . b . H' A. Brenholf Q - - 3 ' ' B. Briggs 1,1 'F 7 -v 7 ii ,--. - .3 1 . H. Brodersen -if '7' - J. Brodersen . H , ' V . , A W. Brooks i - X J 'Q JF L A. Brown q46ix Qu ' 5' R. Brown Q ' 6 J S. Browning is - , - 5 L' f Q, A ' Q M' Bwegseff - -f 'B I ' 9- A B Dv B. Bruner A: , W4 N N 'df' L. Bufton A f i 1 ' .l... ' re. Bull ' Q , A A X- . -. ' 1 C. Buonauro X :li ' , . W- J J' S. Bu rlce i 1 g i , D. Burkhart B. Bu rn s -3 5 -,v 'iiii P. Burrows . .5 '-' ' - 'fv- if . L L ' V ' ji 5 . ' A A G. Butler -'f I ' I 1 E. Byers ,J ,L 1 V J R Bylund ' ' .-I ' R.ACalhoun 812255 -'X 3 '4 W. Carrasco 45 ' C. Carreon ,'4 - A J. Carroll .' ' T. Carter .A I' 1 . v 'P' G. Calquhoun T N ' , ' M. Campanella J C X V. Caporale 3. K. Carlile V..-5.1. J. Cassidy P. Catalina 4- - J ' ' T. Ceci .ya Ns: -Z! glhangller y N, ,I Chan er . A . avez W ' i H. Chavez l A A 5 . M. Chavez S. Chown , J. Chresfensen C. Christman 9 Q. J. Christy 9' i ' ' ' -1 1 -A l -3 Il - 'T' S4 P. Chavez f y 'T' ,f N' lv .N . D. Chenchek A I ' X , . X M. Chilcoai ., . . , . .. X i i F. Chocco li A fc! l-'H C-X 1' jg . J 5 ,. - I , '. J ' E. Cisneros ii 3 2.. r P. Claridge X - ' ' , - ' , S. Clark . , , - , U S. Clausius s. Cliff Y .K V' ' H. Cochrun . or I J, Cockrum ' . -X 4 4. .QA . B. cole ' 'F B, Coonlz . Kalki pn. M. Costa . 4' , J. Cota , l M -J L. Covell - QI ' 'xx' 'xv D. Cole ' ii I'. S. Cole lp S. Connor V is L. Cook ' J. Cox O 'xl 1 C. Crcmney .av 4- .T is ' .. ,V M. Crawford 4, -3 V ' T. Crosby ' 1 I T. Crose r I f I X 14 C. Curatolo ', as L ' ' X. s X, ' X '- W. Dabney L SN M-Rh .Pl as.-'e.1i.l f L . 0. . ' S. Danna y . L. De-Groo? claw. 1 M. De La Torre , S. Delgadillo ' 5 ,, 4. 1 S7 rg . VA E. Delgado et' N :Z :L S. Davidson S. Davis Q if M. Davison , ' J U N K. Dawson V D. Desmond QQ R. Di Bacco 3 , 'J f . xl -3 - S. Dimes T ' V J 31 Q- ny, 1 AQ C. Doan f ' I ' f E. Docksrader Q , . R. Doris I 1 A X f xv, X . n ' T' Dons ' K if J. Dougherty he J. Duffel? D. Dufour ' X P. Duharf 3 -. J' D. Duran .,, X 'f 'vi M. Douglass . Draband y I x K wx W, Draves H ln J . Drobik n? ' . rf ...Ii -I X 'NM - - ' 'ea ' N H. Duran C. Edwall Q 'Ti 'lp R. Duran R. Eidem V M. Duncan R. Ellis Q il , M- DYbnis M. Elsasser fi?-. 'L R15 . Av . Z' .1531 . Z' 4 I 'mi :qv if X. .. -. .is . .: - - - -., ... or ' L -- tif - ' lb , A ILA ' 1, ' - I c X ' 'CX T hi S . . A xx . ....... . V N V Q A ..... i N A D. Fantuzzi C. Flores F -3' ' A H. Farmer T. Flores - A . R F. Ferrini K. Foote ' h F Q j?..:5i3,:- , L. Ferris F. Forsberg 3 l -L'L VP?-S, A . XX Gu, V A i N, - L. Gaither T. Garcia G ' .TL 6 .6 P. Gallagher J. Garner Q ' . I R. Gqlpin J. Garr ' ,X L ' A,4o,,:35 l. Garcia R. Garris ' a1':5?YfQ10Ll'.:l f..- . L la i'R:: 5552 ' V Lri, L' F. Gordon P. Graves J. Gofrell M. Griffith S. Graham L. Griffiths G tm f H J. Grant E. Grise ,W 'L - ii , ' v ' ' T3 4 L ,J 5 ' V yr .. NXRN5 ll IN ' , --..... .V . b . ,- '- ' V ...I 3 V M E. Hammarsrrom J. Harmon ..,l H-7 1 J. Hanna R. Harrison el 1 J. Hanson P. Harris S. Harder M. Haskell A X 68 x T ur N C G. Emde J. Everly R. Enriquez R. Falasco A. Erickson M. Fairchild S. Eskelsen R. Falquisf in-1 P. Foster R. Friend R. Fraiio N. Friend G. Fredericksen B. Froblom R. Fresques T. Gail .3 J 5-4 31 Ml Q if Q L, :4 1 X N L. Garza L. Girrings L. Genovese G. Gobster R. Gibel M, Gomez P. Gibson G. Gonzales rv r i 7 IN . X A -. E. Gross S. Hall E. Grudzinski S. Hallcom B. Gruss T. Halverson C. Haggstrom S. Hamilton - A N. E N an J J xx -Q m. at 'H P Q ' ke ' r J 3- ' .1 A ' 'L' 'G -DQ 1 'J 3 eg A. Hauck R. Haynes 4 H Ffa J. Hawkes B. Heath r gn V . N. Hayes S. Hepler X' X, 7 A S. Hayes D. Henderson 11- prg, - r 7 lf. :.. I ll 1 . ' ' 4 - 2 0- lil.. ll 2 A ' 1 3 N I -- J 'DQ ' l .. J. Herbert H. Hirf X ff l -7 5' fl, K. Herold P. Hirth H .5 1 ., l P N1 A , r P. Higgins T. Hobold ,. x- A f F. Hirsch J. Hoff ur P Y .' LQ N Elf. ' 1' ' W 13. . C -. . f , N- , . . . - 'Sf ' ' 'lj 'Q ' ' R. Holquin N. House ' I 1 ' if Y ' E D. Holre J. Houser P4 a 5 , ' ' l ,-, . Q . A. Hoover M. Howard J xx X f w X - 5 l X A S f :JJ P. Hoover E. Hudson H- ' Q- ' . - . uv ' -, F. Hudson A. Indingaro K 'P' ' fy, V P. Hughes P. lsitr ui J. Husband P. Jacobson X ' x if ' .f.. - -'. E. Hymon M. Jarornillo X l Lz. X , 'lx l 5' I x - x . . , v ' 4 ' 9 N . fl 5 Y, . 7 x 'f 1 . N. Jorcmillo H. Johnson l H- ' M. Jehl J. Johnson . I K fl . f J x A Q . X X- X K I -ir -- D. Jennings L. Johnson ,J I X s X Tx I L- 'Y '.NNUfiE Nl C. JOl'lhSOr1 R, Johnson . 'i Q . ' x 6 ' '- S. Johnston J. Joselyn 'Y' l V. T7 'Y' C. Jonas P. Jaurez 'L , ' , D. Jones E. Jucksen ' I - E. Jones S. Judge . ,vi- cT4 0 .7 Y ,r . F rv -.1 --' -aj :Z l f,1 .L 'jf XJ C. Kalem B. Kegley . f ,c,.l. i A V N I .X T. Kamrnerl D. Keifh if s ' LN ,. W W f 5 N. Kaufman J. Keller l ' S' x 'rl' - i ' X r C. Keenan P. Keller 'J -,f 5 -NJ V' T l V - , A. Kenny J. Kinnard C7 '1 -' ' . L. Kersfen N. Kirby - . , M. Kighrlinger D. Kircher ' ll V' A D. King R. Kitching f .I ' ' 'J - . 1 . . . '7., 1 ' r -.- 1? M Q. - V V - - -T .. ' V v -3- ' ' V' ' ' ' '7 M. Koch J. Koon ' , . ' wx I. Kohl K. Kowell N N - ' r it 'xnagl gt-X - 3, C. Kolsky K. Kuehn ' . - ' E. Koon S. Kunfz no n G. Le Fove B. Lenz F. Leigh D. Leon , 3' 1 .f - if-'fi ' 5'-1-'ff J. 1 Lewis , 59 Q . , X , N V.. ll.. T. Loy L Lundquist V Lunsford G. Lyon 1 Q ... L ff '-as-H -- Monfredo Mcmgels Monusia Morchese ' 3 D. Mechling C. Memoli M. Memoli C. Merolo s A V A '- w' J. Kwopisz S. Lorroiller - - t V. Larsen YY, L Lo rson Q 2 L D Lushbrook -df w-Qjigif . R Y N. Leoni C7 1, E ' v 4 VV J 4 x W 9 Q .I X Q w LAX . J. Lc1Cues B. Llndsoy . Lipscomb C L. Lohoyzo -1- 'il Q 4 A I Le HN G Longley ,qs ir A - a,4,?,.k X W Q M. McDowell P. McGuirk 'S J. McKusick J. McMurtrey 1 A S Mondfler - FN - 'L :i x I t izxkvl X- S. Moslin S. Mason M. Matthews S. Mcnfox W Lv , Q2 Lf! 7 u X I 5 W. Mitchell , D Mmm Monroy L LLLLL Q Q of , A ,Q J. Monsen V . '71 1: , 2'-Y E A Moore Y ' A' r , B. Moser E- Q,,,I l a J- ' ,. 'll' Q P. Mullvain A L, -V ,IPP 'Q ' ' ' 4 f f P. Mundy 9 ' , . 5 V -, , T. Munoz 4 1 lv, yi J I- ' I X li. R. Morehouse r 1 . if . 5 R. Moreno 4 154 , V- .Y-N J' 'J 4 1' P. Moro ,- N. 1 W. lr ' X - in l S. Morrison 'N ' . . ef' ' -R L. 'N' ' M 'N ji , M. Neil B. Newport ' , Y ,. VL J. Nelson J. Nichols L A N-1.-1, S. Nelson J. Nickell R. .' . J' - S. Nelson K. Nolby M. Notoro ,- R. Nove ' J , D. Ochoo l 'P .4 4' 5, . , ,, l 57 L, Norcott J' Oconnell 5 f 'I' i W C. Nordholm 5 I r ' E. Norwood 5 i K . at F P . J, Notoro SC ' 'K ' X . L e V I 'J C. Ohlsen J. O'Neal - I R. Olivas P. O'Reilly 1 ' K. , . T. Olive D. Osborn r ...X v TW. l i 1--'KX 'l-ir lk P' . l' blk C. Olsen C. Otero 'fl D. Parker K. Parker , 'Q R. Parker LQL .. E. Parkhurst 1, pa or fig' ' ' '-ia V, M. Owen Z Q' . V9 V, fe J. Padgett . A J, -.' 7 if we P D. Pali , .r f , O. J 'rg ' Cx u. -. I B. Palmer i 'x-fr.. i N J .1-. 2 Q , .Lia . . 1: P -P 5 -3- J 'X j.. .1 B. Parsons J. Pene I ' r -Q ' C. Parsons D. Perez , Xfl r 1 . 1 . ' lg .- A. Patterson C. Peters F ' 1 M. Paule L. Pettis J. Piatt r R. Picard .J I. Pinto 'J' ig. J. Pittman '-9 X ' r V vp ' l J. Pfister P- -- ' 1 . . J. Phillips ll, , 'CNN P, Phillips --s r r ' 'll - M. Phinny 'Pl - VK :fa .. A fa r .5 1 I - N :K .I ,. H h A n , ir. fi ' - A L ' ' ' Q C. Pitts R. Ponce r V . ' I an gf-x ,ay r J. Plaster G. Ponder C ' l l' X :C Z A. Poli T. Porter Xi X NX T. Polis C. Powell ir. ..4i - . . V . i-5 S. Quinones ' L. Roffarin P ' . 3 1,5 D. Ramirez ju I 1 Vg I J. Ramsey , Q ' . 'll -- 5 1: C. Prechtl 3' l . N ' P. Pride K h . R. Primack 4 - G. pl'UlTf :VL A. Rankin V , P. Raymond 'N J. Ream B. Rear 3 .. Q F. Reed ,. B. Reeve x D. Reigle - G. Real 4 . ' ' y N. Refell 'K i X J X65 J M, Reyes . W... .2 E. Rhinehart .Jinx S ' D. Ricchio , l - H, R. Rigali v ' E. Rios X D C. Ritter V .,,, 4 N H w,' Q' L. Rizzi ' Q' ' ,2, B. Roberts Q J M. Robinson ' ' ,, 1 M. Robinson in J. Rodgers K fp, if A -S. Rodriquez uikubb x , , .. B. Romo - 1 72 'J . t J. Ross , .... x ' C- Rudfn J . I. Ruiz . ,. 'S fl G. Rush ' Vi .W . W. Russell D. Russi '- A. Ryckman s',LL P. Sabadin I J. sqbol iibs 5 M. Salazar ,Q ' R. Sanchez sy, . QA J. Sandoval K. Schaefer D. Schaich J. Schneider l.. Schneider V. Scoffield C. Schwartz D. Scott J. Scott ' Q J. Seal gl. ! Q.. , J. Searl V if V. G. Self K It .M H P. Selph M. Shimansky , . B. shark ' S. Shliff , D. Silris A, v - J. Simmons ' h C. Smith 3, . -'f D. Smifh x' M. Smith A i l l V N R. Smith I , , , Wi 'S -' .,., .t QF J. Sohn M. Spencer M. Squires F. Stanton . '- ' H. Sapperticker R. Semain W. Semain T. Sherman J. Shields u. .. 'Eve R. Statom R. Sfeadman S. Stevens J. Stewart x X W.. 1 2.3 4 J Mi' Nm A XX ,p- J 1 Fl R ' v I4 'A bl it 358:95 al' '--.r .s.n . -. eq X.. ... V R. Stewart . - . ,, .f i-A R. sms x Q 'l - J. Stocki N 'fl' . A Q ll l J S. Strawmatt A ii . ' X ' D. Streng .2 ' R. sfupan , -' 4 P. Sturn ' .4 YQ . .Q ' . S. Swift A lk-' Ti xl' x . KW A xxtxxt lim L lf-I K 4. D. Taber R. Tittman ' . P. Todd A ' ' ' J. Torre k-.! . J. Tremble 15. , 1 . . R. Tarin , Q D. Taylor ' Qx , X., 'A 1 W. Thayer ,V I, e i yeh - u'. VAX llix Lrams X X -f JM X ll H Q ZIL K. Turgeon lt ' N2 ' - 'Wff P, Troger M ? K Q B. Turley P4 - ' - -f' ,, rf: M , R. Tutrone '-' if -.4 F. Uhrmann 17 4 ' L -- 'Z' x . J. Underwood ' 1 5 Q M. Van Horn Y ,F a K, Q ix . g 1 Q mi SQ Vgrgg L lvl' ' D 'rk ' - J. Vawter C. Wahnish A. Walker -H LQ . 3 B. Walker ...QV - 'J . 4, ' ', D. Walker ll 'S ': L. Vollaire ' .. 1 . 1 r 'f J. vv d XJ . ' . f 1 ' l ' 'F D. Wogstaff ' . Xfw I- '7' '4' :ZGKEJHP ' lk' . Q .. S. Wallace fnrfx .Q s. wang A - 6 Q J. Warner Q - FQ 2 ' 1 - Q ' L. Webster - V 'fi r 1 il Q Q G. Weddle ff' ' 'Q B. Weiss . 4 ' D. Welte ' ,f L. Westling ' ' lx 'L . 1 I I X M. whom A Q v ' j . , P. Whitney Q' . ' 'Q W. Whittington - . 'N R. Wigiert gi ig, ' ' ' J. Williams ' ' , 1. ,V , E -. fi . P' , - L. Wheeler X N y 5 ' ' C. whsle . YY Y' ' ., ' 'K-N ' W. Whitehurst K W2 V f Lx A' ' 'x X J. Whitley rl .-wif in J, Willison is . . 5 QQ L. Winkler f- A . , ' L. Winkler , - ' AT.. 1- f fig R. Winkler Q 551 , ll . 1 J g ' VA D. Winters I if 1 l' xx! -'Q Qi, A -: . M. Woody L - in 15 X 1 4 ' if Q. D. Yoder , .,, X Q . j 'Q A B. Yost - i .A 'H Lllullzx .Ax L. s L. Yricfte .45 l 'i j , ll ll M. Zamora , A ..-X -4 E. Zuckerman F. Zych ll-rl ! 4 if reshmcm K Visiiiiir. Abstracts We hi L in-.. In their first year of high school these four led their fellow Frosh: they ore Sydney Loynd Presrdent Georgrcz -..., . Stuart, Vice Presidentg Jona Clark Secretary and Betty up-'.sl i--1-....l Boker, Treasurer. -L. L.. ii .' ,i J. Abdella N. Alderefe Aceuedo E Allen Q 1 ' . U -' -Q 2 3 , , J. . ' I 3, K - l I V We Addington D. Andersen J fq r N., E . Akesson D. Andersen K, , ,... l S ' E , X Q D. Andersen M. Anker A ' - ' -.. M, Anderson V. Appel X l ll. - Y. Anderson C. Aquilera . ' ' N , Yi W. Anderton G. Arnold l l 'R X .r- A S h f 'N , 'XV' , . ,,, 1 . . ! ' r 3 F. Ashley B. Baker uf. ti' X 1 ' 'ir S. Ayon L. Baker ' X l l . H. Bain M. Baker - . ' yr. Ny,- ' ' ' W. Bain N. Balash lm gy, r ' 1 'Y ll lll my ... , .. ' r ' ,gg K Q: 4- C. Bancroff G. Barlow , '- L- Bofclflv C- Bfffh les . A J. Bancroft A. Baughman Y' 'A 1 'B U N Yfl W. Barger B. Baumgardner ' T f- V ffilfss. Xl lr, ls. Beach M. Bell A. Becerra E. Benavente J. Beck D. Bennion L. Beckman B. Benson N. Berillon F. Befrue S. Bernal S. Blair C. Berwanger R. Blake W. Berhke D. Blanco U' 7 Q -Q? fn lg K. Boardman J. Borunda .I xx r . f D. Bodkin G. Bouck 2 -' - V' A R. Booker D. Bovee XX Y ,, - - M Qlxxl l L Q 5 h 'X ,L dl 13 A. Borquez K. Bradbury E. Bradley W. Bret? L. Brakebush J. Bright E. Brandvold C. Broadhurst M. Braun S. Browne . 1 L. Browning G. Burbank A. Bryan L. Burroughs V. Buchan W. Burlon R. Bulick J. Burrows N - 1 - fl ' - , - . 705' llf 7 . Q: H. Calderon J, Carpenter . L b A R. Callhoon J. Carter ' I M I l ' N fy. l5lQ'Z: . f Q X U F. Caringella N, Cerfer ,I , 4 , ,I A Q7 'l'.x F C. CCIFOHE S, Carver 1 nf . m . - - . X - . A 'LJ -1 . ig all 'J fi ' M. Casey C. Chesebro l i'! N . 5 J. Casoli K. Ching ' 'l 4 J. Cella J. Chroman ', ' Xxx 1' 'V Q ' 'f 5 L. Chavez R. Claridge N ' 1 F. Cldfli J, Coffey - r V Iggy' J. Clark M. con 4 vig W,-.15... V. - 9 L. Clark L. Comme? v. li' ,' Jr .A-' 'A' i R. Clayton E. Consolini - 51, .. 'J b an . - ' V J 'RRR i f Y , , 'H' '- 'S , J. Coppin A. Craig .- gi . C. Cordova J. Craig -Z I , awp' -H Qg. .eh F. Cornalino L. Croom fx 3. -fx ' ' xl . 7 R. Covey C. Cruz im'-.rl -3. ii beg - In '- A all? .i A iv Q -:1 G. Cunningham R. Dare W , . Xxx fy? R. Curtis W. Dasfal 5.3 , . J ' ' . 3 F xl X. X' x li. T. Daniels T. Davies 'QWIQQQQRI 'f . 'jg X , l ln Xi' 2:51 ll ull ' J- Dunziger M. Davis 'WFL71'-1 lin-ug 'u .. M p w .F 4 N ji- ? , X VV -if 9 nl I l ' ll 1 .., 9 ' P. Davis C. Deegal ' X' ,A A K , Qs., 'X T. De George S. Deiss . - ii Q ' i R. De Grazia C. De La Torre M H A ' P. Desalvo P. Deleo -- ,ay .. 2 .5 ' l K 'J' 44. Q ,. - . A-7 ll, E P. De Salvo C. Dice J W C. Desmond M. Dieu .V Q... . 'AM L. Devito J. Dilley . 4,' , V 'L J. Diaz S. Diner fl, La M ' ' H15 fi h , . , -' ' . .53 f R. Dinis E. Domman 151 R. Dixon Y. Elliott - ., ' Q 4' G. Doon J. Elliston ' ' KE r ' P. Dodd S. Dons 1 my U , , V 1 'X Q F- gig: ,. D ,, D 126. ' - ' . ' Y 'VL ' fi, l' , .N ' U M. Douse B, Dunn ,I 1 '51, M. Dragoo M. Dunn N 2, It 5 F.. W 3 , L. Dressler R. Dunn -,l 'A I' - , ' .. -- R. Drewry E, Du Puy 'gif W X ri gtk DX . k DA .. 77 sf fx E. Duran J. Earl M. Eimen A. Eldredge C. Ellington B. Elliott X ed M. Engledow 123-KX '-X X A M. Erickson a xiii? lr I S, Erwin Jyfynaig E, Estrada . 5 ' J SSW' f R' Evans ji 5 G. Farsling : . A X ol if -as . J F' Felix -N -J - .3 . -.1 ' 3 J ,. A G. Fergurson I -., F1 Q5 - 't S. Ferree X 'YZ V ji X . L. Ferris I nah ' K X 'xi ' V 1 l D. Fiddameni i lf F ll. - X 'J l' le. Fields A. Fiffer ' S. Fleischman ' . ..., .X D. Flick A ll' W L D. Fl0m ag . As lf? . 5 J J- Z. Flores WV ,' X . ' P x ' 'I' G. Francis 7 v G Z fa V K. Francisco ' WVVV 1 - R' Fmnco . - Q . 2 'F - l V. Franklin kd- . QQ,iii . 4 1 fl fl J. Fredrickson I Q 1 H. Frezquez - ,V l ' S. Frick l 1- ...li - '3 P. Froehle 4. ,jg W D. Fuhriman 5' G. Galardo ' X X i J. Galardo ,, . .X . ,, . 1 -- . H Y P4-, 1, vv. Galbraith P' :S ' X M .. Fine. K l 1 ' R' Gamble H E. Garcia up ' E. Garcia ', V- ' H. Garcia , 1 . , .. ' M. Garcia ' F fi . S P. Garcia . 'l . A S. Garner , , 'A X M G. ,Garr fn' I . ' 'S Q D. Garza X -ihhU XVA -. K P. Gasquez V. Gerrard B. Gerrz V J. Geyer J x J. Giangregorio , . A , f Q L. Gifford h V J G jj, 4 1 L .,,. 4, K. Gilbert 'M' 0 1 'T M. Gilhausen f . A ' S. Gladys ' L f- il R. Glauiano S ' X R lx N' A B. Godkin , . ' A I-an in if f- i is H. Gonzalez -Q-4' 'Q I gig I 0 W. Goode G: Q .,. li ' , S. Gordon Q' ,. V ,V : M X A. Gouger 3 '9 5 Ng 'PV' ' R. Granillo - i - R. Grant alfa Xi N.: . 2 A lfcf if S. Grant ' mil ' .- ' 51. ri P. Graves S. Green ' S g W. Green , M. Greenberg , 1. - , L r .f N Q j M. Griffith 5, ., 'V 'M rg, Rl 'X' Q ' W M. Griswold ff l 'I ' ' J fn' 'C is I B. 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T512 'M - L L. fr . iw . -i it in . ' J. Lyon XR 'ai Wei lx 'im FN- T l in lv l . - ' lw ' . ' C. M B 'd fi Q fi' .Q Q , D. McClain '-flu ,ffl f ' ' ' J. McClellan N R . v Liyz ' S. McComb 5 l' ' Q A V. Mclntyre ii' ' 'iz X 7 . D, Mciqenzie X . W , I' X . R ' ' ' Q3 . ' R' x S i ' l ' ' '.:.,' K , L ' ' . v J. MCQUacle XXXX XNAX lyln r l X fm 5 A X i..? n.-1' . S. Maerowitz Rf' xy - Z: Ag ,L P. Mahoney l A ,., AR . 1.5-'Q A :Q V C. Makela 'V' 4' L - ' if 14 , 'R . f ' A. Lichtenberger i L . -. , E. P - L - L ' s. Martin ' 1 ' 'ri N 5,2 - LL' J. Martine A ' ' ' 4 D. Martone A I Q K . S . .' 2 7, , Mcffu Vt . - H . ' ' 1 K wx 5 .... V f F. Motteroli 'Al K X IAN .Xl-Qi R 5 1 .. J, Maries L. Mattes . R. Maupin , T. Mayne LP' N. Manard 5' . S. Merritt A M. Mershon D. Mestas il,- R. Metcalf Q' fi L. Metz A M kkl V 1... R. Miller L ' if 0 L . f ' s. Miller , .rg ' I ' L J. Minucci 4: , - lt . - rg. fi., L. Moles fi + , ' i iiir . N L . c. Molina iw' I 9 A R x R. Molina :ll V 'Ji R., at W. 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Vogel Walker ' x -, A A . x', fT'lL,' Xa-L f x f' l E. Vollswerth Walker ' J V iff ig w.. xl f Y l X xxl lk Km G. Walker J. Warfield L. Wallace C. Warner D. Ward J. Watson H. Wore J. Watterland -l S to-Q. , G. Webster J. Whipple 12' L. Wells M. Whitehurst L P. Wendt J. Wiedercnders J' D. Wiffen R. Wiles ' K ' .L Y 1 G? ' J- - ' 'E J 3 'T P. Wiley R. Williams W Q ,. . P. Wilkes H. Willmott ' LA L TL F. williams D. Wilson V'- ii L N ' G. Williams H. Wilson ...Q I H 3 fx - , 7 J. Wilson N. Wolf J l 7 ' A. Winder C. Woodruff X , W, ' D, Winder N. Woods A ' , ,Q ' R. Winzenread N. Woods J ' it , -, . gn A 1. up I, - is X n Ti. ,S ' ' J. Woodward G. Wright Q E' H 5 N - 1 w. Woodward T. wfaghf XX , ' l ' iw, .' 1 x 37:51 l t MEN C. Woolridge G, Yates ' ' lil N 'f-f '1'W'- T5 V5 M. Woolman K. Youmans 4 J 4 k?if'5v43vk's ' fl .... , fill ' ., E, Young K. Younis ' -7 Y ' ' A E. Young W. Yturralde - ,V - , , L. Young J. Zcvatti J . 'K ' 1 S. Young J. Zeiger l '.'. Nh I i D. Zielinski XX ' r---,,,,.. S X -I ' 1 S +1 , Viv,-n. XM I ,- .A ,K f K 5 v 'QT ,fn n A'+ .- I xr 3 - v f QV 'v V, T7 W Af . X x 1 . ' ., N If , fl! gg' S , f H X . J X K ti.-T: I 11 s 5 if .. .gififd NCQ ! 1- ': - x 'lf , s X .. -LN P ,,,pcl? ' if .wr 'V M X 3 5 Q Q 5 3' Mr. Robert Gray, Dr, Elmer Ensz, Mr. Charles Scanlon, IN Board of Education The members of the Board of Education are responsible for the management, condition and needs of the Alhambra School System. It is a difficult iob, indeed, and the directors toil long hours in order to provide the community with well organized schools, The directors are building the future generations of America and are building them strongly and securely in the light of education and knowledge. Mark KeppeI's every justifiable want is satisfied by this distinguished body. ' The students at Mark Keppel are indeed fortunate in having this present board at their head. l l I i l -lllzilll Af ill ll iltf rl i i sf l - nrml ig' 2. , 1 1 J s'lf -l at if . ill 4 ' l' 5:73:11 Y tl A , .a f -I 'E tilts l f A ' , - i f ' ietf if 1 x . ' i , W , , . T lil it ,,,,i . F i i ' T f i Y 5 l l - f:f. 'I .. X v' I ii ' ' l J ll ,I M r. The term abstract as a noun denotes a summary or digest of a document. An abstract is usually obtained by selecting what is essential. Generally speaking, the process of rob- straction is usually a process of selection of some part or aspect of a complex entirety. ln the field of art an abstraction is the result of the artist's understanding of the subject. In this annual, the theme, Aztec Abstracts, represents both of these interpretations. The editors have selec- Lawson They have selected from the many experiences, social and educational, the real meaning of the year T959 at Mark Keppel. As an artist they have related these events in' the following pages with the color, verve, and excite- ment ofthe school year. Days at Keppel can be filled with the wonderful world of ideas and actions. This is only a part of this volume. T this exciting and enioyable life made permanent by ted what they think is essential to portray school life. -7 S r A . Q Rr., C. 'ss-.-.. . Q s. Ki ff: ' - -H-, f- - XL,-YM 19 s c, ,..- Tk? L cs-Q .-3. L- . --,v g 'J gc-I f ---Qiifl xcsat ' ,Yi KH 1, 'sez-ge g-12? cpf, .,.,-H Wiki LJ ' ?'x: Q4 P'--s 32 -41.1 g . Ck g Q Z D fpgivjr-T 7 RC- ' 'pf' ll514 z Lg- T .F-15 R. , gunz:-E! C-'rf L -Za atv- - gi- .Q xrl C- ,g ' km 4 XM Q- j, ,, ., X X N 'KX wig, 52,-P Cf?-Z lc. 1' T 4 R520 S Cafe T?-R GT? cs- qtfff -e 2 X T' A x .. if' ,, - . C lic 1. E67 -Mazza Y C-15299 1 Z? lNTxq2q'x-T Qtfsq dggc?-L D grin ' , - 5023-2 'M as 'fx ll kvk-L Th-Z ' 'virtiff b5f7,f.17 J N QL- J 4- Y .. D M r. Kemp Miss Arzt GIRLS' VICE PRINCIPAL A Chemistry teacher for ten years, and now Girls' Vice Principal, Miss Marion Arzt adds to the already superior faculty at Mark Keppel High School. During her years here as Vice Principal, hundreds of girls have sought her confidence and have found comfort in her words. The words she speaks must be chosen and delivered with great care. A wrong phrase or sentence may prompt a troubled girl to seek advice from a less qualified source - while the help she could give might solve the teen-age girl's problem. Miss Arzt guides these young girls who come to her, and administers discipline with tact and understanding. She has done her best and it has resulted in well rounded personalities. Her work is very difficult, but she is rewarded in many ways. Helping to solve the problems of troubled girls is a reward in itself. BOYS' VICE PRINCIPAL Mr. Kemp's famous, friendly smile is known to all of the organizations and students who seek his advice throughout the year. lAfter all, it brought him First Place in the faculty talent show Beauty Contest.l I want to see all of you at the game, is a familiar sound, because whenispeaking to an assembly or to a student per- sonally, Mr. Kemp can always inspire spirit and pride in Mark Keppel. As our Boys' Vice Principal, he strengthens school harmony. He counsels, and works in co-operation with most student organizations and assists Mr. Lawson in every way possible. When daily problems arise, Mr. Kemp is amicable and al- ways finds time to listen with sympathy. His decisions are made with fairness and care. Mr. Kemp shows us his confidence in many ways - his pride in the school by appearing at all events and rooting for Keppel along with the students. He has shown again and again that his sincerest interest is in the students' welfare, present and future. Mrs. Bennett In the spring of '58, Mrs. Dorothy Bennett was first in- troduced to the class which she will counsel through their years at Keppel. She helped them last year and this to schedule their classes for the following year. Besides answering the many questions of her class during their important freshman year, Mrs. Bennett helped to initiate the Senior Honor Society and was instrumental in setting up scholarship programs. iilll QDKHMHH 2Ml ill-2 Mr. Freeman Mr. Freeman, tenth year counselor will soon enter into the position of an upper classman . Now the freshmen of last year have gained a new ma- turity and his duties increase while his worries lessen. Of course the never ending problem of schedules and subjects are still with him, but the confusion and difficul- ties are not so intense. He has helped his students to be- come familiar with Mark Keppel and her subjects. But, as in every case, as some problems subside, others arise. He will meet these as they come, and send his stu- dents into the world fully prepared for the difficulties they may meet there. M r. Anderson Mr. Anderson, the llth year counselor, was especially busy this year. The class, under his guidance, received much attention and time. Subiects for their 12th year must be chosen with care, for a right choice may lead to a successful and fullfilling life. Then college too is an important decision for many iun- iors to make. Which college to go to is the maior ques- tion. The right college for the right person is essential to the well-being of all concerned. Mr. Anderson is doing a highly successful iob. The iun- iors appreciate his understanding and his advice and have become better students for the asking. He is doing his best to help to make his class a credit to themselves and their school. Miss Busher The 12th year counselor, Miss Busher, has, this year, the most difficult iob of all. She is concerned with graduating seniors-students that are now embarking on careers or entering colleges. The many things that associate themselves with the life of a senior, associate themselves with her. She has work- ed hard for four years to reach this goal-and now it has arrived. Her class of '59 will never forget her. N 1 P Q3 BUSINESS EDUCATION: Mr. Borringer, Mrs. Gross Mr. Noodleman, Mr, Smcrti, Mrs. Malone, Miss Podelford Mr. Cook, Mr, Erickson -.L I YJ! o f I r Miss Sclwvvofci, Miss Tlwomcis Miss Slough, Miss Fraser, Mr. Chonoweih, Miss Pefrefer Miss Winters, Mrs. Patrick, Mrs. Hixson, Miss Gough, Miss Mifcheil, Mr. Murphy Mr. Kilmmn, Mr. Sergio , 'N 1 . 'E....,.,v. 4 'lsqqk . QK' T, K ., 'Li' fm- 3 , . . . .af ' A .i.j'..,w.1 Mil V' - '4Yf'tf.- wg,--,,a:.-2 git-Q.,-.f few gf t, :gf A , -fm . 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Another function of the Child Welfare office is to issue work permits. Mr. Bisetti is also in charge of the Attendance Office. e ., .1 A5 g, . , .. If' ' , Wk ., .I - .eff . U 2' 'f .- Custodians . 5 , . . - . . f .5 ,gs 3 , .kwg gn' f .44 , V , CUSTODIANS Left to right: McComb, Henderson, McPeek McKee Eaton W sf I gf C, Wax Nfffff Q f W 9 X Qi, N D X ,M MMKM wfylefkfi , eff' 'ff Quo AWN MQ!! 0 M p 3 WW QR ' 7 X ww 19' X I 2 1 X y x N i- I li- .fl 106 's J' s ,L QW My JC ' , W ff V f M, TA A - V OJ N I , X ,J 1 fy .Vx fxwx ,i f JI, ' , xv A, A fu IJ , ' I U 1 4 , ,' f W V , ' fx ' XX J I V! N V' I ' W , 'rm' VJ I xx X A M fxtjv HCL Xwiyvyj mm? ifxw T 1 WWE Lx gy! or MEX O LQ, L m 5 xv? NW Why, NX MO 5 QU UDL X? W H bg N J W1 J V0 2 N 1 x HP D w M D 7 U Nw Xu xl V qv MA L Mm QF u by N U Of VN! X J U Wiki! I . 1 1 , f ff 5, X W X 1 H J v f f I N Ly ' Lf 'L ' 1 w Mil M XL ! U C x CM N 153 W W W 'jf 3' N Q , J JV ff , LM T Q iw X JN 0 W wx 0 wwb T-J Q ' ' 1 at 3 41 -uv i id- vw .,,, The members of the T958-T959 Band were: Jim Alderete, Tom Alford, Donna Anderson, Karen Andrews, Gary Arnold, George Asdel, Roy Batz, Joy Beck, Ed Benavente, Barbara Benson, Ginny Bers, Brenda Brown, Larry Button, Ed Calhoon, Ron Calhoon, Karen Carlide, Carolyn Chaille, Jona Clark, Janice Cook, Richard Covey, Kenny Davis, Bud Deal, Bill De Yampert, Raul Duran, Ronald Galpin, Victor Gerrand, Maurice Griffith, Sherry Hovey, Nancy Humble, Carl Heinsicker, Herbert Ireland, George Jessup, Sharon Johnston, David Julian, David Kahn, Joyce Knight, Ronald Lavaners, John Laver, Warren Lesh, Sandra Lewis, Larry Lundavesh, Jim McClellan, Zelda McKenstry, Malcom McNab, Bill Mahoney, Dan Martone, Frank Matteroli, Larry Metz Roberta Miller, Marsha Neil, Karen Parker, Vernon Paulsen, Lynn Pettis, Johnny Phillips, Judith Poladna, Giles Reil, John Sandoval, Charles Salino, Rita Saye, Linda Scobie, Sandra Shliff, Linda Sorenson, Jerry Sparks, Warren Thayer, Dan Thorpe, Janice Throne, Bill Tinsman, Pat Todd, Pat Viering, Gloria Wallace, John Watson, Harvey Weinreib, John Whipple, Dennis Wilson, Lance Young, and Bill Young. 3 t 1. -r : ' ,, - . .V l ','74 4 ., , ..v'. ,-un.. im Q1-Tfp i ii-I Q ,Qg..iil-L' fibpf Hifi -ui Come-on and hear, come on and hear, it's the best band in the land. Although this was written for Alexander and his Ragtime Band, it applies to our Band as well. Whether on the march or playing up a storm of a concert the Band is always at its best. . T959 saw the arrival of something which was definitely not abstract--new uniforms. These made it possible for the Aztec Band to look as brilliant as they sound. The uniforms made their debut in the 1959 Rose Parade. Although music hath charms to soothe the Band calendar in no way shows a lock of activity. lt reads something like this: October-November-T football games, December- -Winter concert, new uniforms, practice for Rose Parade, January7Rose Parade, basketball games, February---baskrrtball games, PCC. Military Ball, All California High School Band and Orchestra iEd Calhoon, Bud Deal, and Malcolm McNabJ, Camellia parade, Marche- Pep Squad tryouts, Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association festival, April--Band Boosters' Dance, assembly for C-arvey, May- - assembly for Repetto, Band party, Band Council party, Monrovia Days parade, Hi Neighbor parade, Band concert, Junc+cOnCert for community, graduation. Besides this there are numerous assemblies, rallies, and practices. The members consider it an honor to be able to hold membership in this organization and are proud to represent Mark Keppel. This yvnr's Band Council consisted of, Sandy Shliff, Band manager, Sharon Johnston and Gloria Wallace, Secretaries, Margie Ulloa, Drum Maior, Nancy Humhle, Assistant Drum Maior, Ginny Bers, Publicity chairman, John Whipple, Uniform manager, John Sandoval and Bill Tinsman, Fquipment managers, Carolyn Chaille and Pat Todd, librarians, Rita Saye, Treasurer. . . X ,rv gin-fis4if:,a:,3.v+. .i si as 4' 745,11 gms IO9 Girls League From left to right: Jackie Cypert, Sharon Jones, Marva Mefferd and Peggy Curran. All girls attending Mark Keppel are included in the membership of Girls' League. This organization plans activities of interest, importance, and entertainment. Among this years' events are Lei Day, fashion shows, assemblies, dances, and a Talent show. Four representatives are elected from each class to plan these activities. From left to right: Chris Weideranders, Linda Wise, Linlda Keeler, Rosalie Miranda. Left to right: Cheryl Ellington, Judy Wiederanders, Melinda Scott, Jan Rosen. ...--ni Left To right, Top row: Nancy Cox, Ginny Lewis, Mary Reach. Front row: Miss Arzf, advisor, Marsha Murrish, Olly Maya? o Z3 QOJXJ JSI A-XOIYXU 7 mm MJXL, OAULJ 0 'wx' Q . S OJUV W W ik :im Goflvlvyljioox W I s d j5pgl.l o WMM? iw new wins Left to right: Carolyn Lewis, Jill Boylin, Theresa Munoz, Delores Jones. Ill NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Top row Ron Steers, Ed Calhoon, Loren Webster, Dave Kahn, Mike Leff, Foster Hirsch, Jim Danziger, Art Fine, Bob Briggs, Don Smith, advisor Bottom row Alan Silver, Richard Drutman, Sally Shliff, Nancy Humble, Carol Humble, Sandy Shliffg Shirley Seipg Monique Dybnisg Jeanne Carroll Gary Sterling ational Forensic League The National Forensic League is an honorary society whose membership is limited to those who excel in public speaking. This organization has achieved distinction in all phases of forensic activity through the constant efforts of its members to establish and maintain an outstanding record. N.F.L. members represent Mark Keppel at speech tournaments throughout the state in events such as debate, extemporaneous speaking and oratory. They participate in the annual Student Congress sponsored by the Southern California Debate League, and also take part in oratorical competition in the community. The National Forensic League is, indeed, one of the most im- portant of our goodwill ambassadors, and has won much recognition for Mark Keppel. i Standing: Qichard Steers, Mike Leff, Loren Webster, Joe Riley, Art Fine, Dave Kahn, Ron Steers, Richard Drutrnan, Sitting Nancy Humble, Sandy Shliff, Carol Humble. Debate Team The challenge of stimulating argumentation is met by the capable members of the Mark Keppel Debate Team. In competition throughout Southern California these interscholastic orators have distinguished themselves in all fields of public speaking. Our Debate Team has gained a better understanding of international problems in debating the British educational system, and topics for other events have proved equally enlightening. The many hours devoted to preparation by Keppel's debaters have been well rewarded, their time and efforts were well-spent, Standing: Foster Hirsch, Jim Danziger, Gary Sterling, Alan Silver, Steve Hamilton, Ed Calhoon, Jim Kane, Don Smith, advisor, Sitting: Jeanne Carroll, Shirley Seip, Sally Shliff. ,Q .- ---- U ' .- .4-' . .Wm Qavvaua- A-lr' - ,,r,,.1.-. , 1-t .,,.,p ,..,,,, ...,, ...ur - vs-sf lib 'Q Y . LA1.. 'Z' ., ,B .wg XIX Back row: Karen Cuthriel, Kay Ware, Carol Lawson, Mr. Ted Kilman Advisor Nancy Thompson Marsha Murrish Gil Van Daele, Jim Merritt. Front row: Karen Hooper, Diane Turmaine, mondon, Marlene Spann Bill Reigal, Susan Horton. The Aztec, our student newspa- per is published weekly through the co-operation of the three journalism classes. The staff strives to increase school spirit, stimulate student opinion and develop qualities of responsibil- ities and leadership. The two editors, Charlene Dilley and Peggy Lambert, under the guidance of their advisor, Mr. Ted Kilman, direct their staff ef- ficiently and effectively to pro- vide informative and interesting reading. Annette Pla- Linda Covell, c..+'-at-??N Peggy Lambert, Editor of Aztec, lst semester, .al 'ann .--v-dv .-nv- ...,.-4-f-U-gf ...par ...nu- -Q -..Q-iv' ,gnu- ...,,,.--- H ...nahbvl .-vio - .i ii Charlene Dilley, Editor of Aztec, Qnd semester. Bock row: Sandy Ornvetz, Peggy Lambert, Editor, lst. semester, Jim Merritt, Charlene Dilley, Editor 2nd semester. Front row: Pennie Kitching Karen Hooper. It J its ll 5. vi X J' Extensive training is necessary to qualify for stretcher crew. Many students appreciate their helpfulness and timeliness when an ankle is sprained or fumes from the Chemistry Lab prove too much. Standing: Duane Martin, Loren Webster, Richard Stam Ed McLaren. Kneeling: Wayne Martin, Bill Tinsman, Rc eff FfC'fil4, Jim K00r1, Jack Collins, Mrs. Cassle, Advisi Stretcher rew Stage The Stage Crew is one of the many willing student organizations that help to make the dramatic presentations given throughout the year a success. v ill., it lil l- gf whic- H vqp, . up . X J: I 5 'sid . ' 1 ,' 14 'A .vi ,A , Q 4 J I .' 4 ' ., - 1 lg . .' l I, . I V, -.,,,tk,: . 5,4 L we i 33. ppff?l?5a'f , r r' tk 3 ,- fi Extra time ond effort ore given by the members of the Bank Staff so that o careful record may be kept of the money earned and spent doily by the school. Lindo Tindel is the Secretory of Finonce, ond Mr. Cook is their advisor. Bank Staff From left to right: Lindo Tindel, Secretory of Finance, Phyllis Johnson, Lindy Block, Barboro Cox, Betty Jean Dexter. Paper, pencils, slide rules, pens, :ondy, gum, or whoteyer you wish are cheerfully sold by student work- ers in the Aztec Student Store. Student Store TQLU Q3 -I 1 'n -. o 3 CT -.. -, 'U -. o 3. ao 3' ff cn o 2. o cn 1 o 2 2. :s SL? cn Q J Q. -4 ffl 5 an J Q 9. fx to 'N Q 4 5? U o 2. 0 m 'U Q -. m -1 ff' K4 o :r :: o .. V- o 3 Q 5. cn o 0 Q. Z? 0 Q - 2 cn fl -J- fir ft t r'+.- - ll7 Orchestra conductor is Mr. Dennis Kozlow. rches tra From the abstract world of sounds and symbc comes the Mark Keppel High School Orchestrc interpretation of iazz, classical and semi-clasf cal music. Under the direction ot Mr. Denr Kozlow's skillfully wielded baton the Orchest appeared in the Winter and Spring Concerts, Tl Dance Band, a part of the group, has becon popular with unique renditions of new and o favorites. Exotic rhythms and flowing melodic combine to etch the freeform repertoire of c artistic and talented group. Saxophones and Clarinets: left to right: Jim Soots, Bud Deal, Richard Eaton, Ralph Macias, Carl Schwartz, Dick Ashton. Trumpetsp Left to right: Malcolm McNob, Breni Bixler, Clinton Engledow, Bill Foster. Piano ond drums: .lone Mitchell and Herbert Ireland, Violins: Key Boone, Frances Johnson, Joyce Tremble. II9 Left to right: Linda Keeler, Nancy Cox, Charlene Dilley, head, Lindy Block, Linda Wise, Sandy Oravetz. The tion The and ep Squad month of March brings more than winds . , . it brings anticipation and expecta- . The months of practice now will tell - the pep squad try-outs are on! maior function of the pep squad is to inspire enthusiasm and pride in the school campus. They raise spirits when hopes are low, leading the Aztecs to make that extra point or goal shot. Let's all give fifteen rahs for the Aztec Pep Squad. . . rah . . . rah! Yell Leaders Carol Carter Shirley Ritter Lupe Baca, Head Bonnie Waddell Twilene Ferris SONGLEADERS Leff To right: Gail Thomas, Judy Davis, Marva Mefferd, head, Berry Makela, Linda Harris, Sharon Jones. Song Leaders Front row: Carlean Carrillo, Marilyn Evans, Doris Phillips, Karen Erickson, Charlene Overiurf, Kathy Saunders, Carlean Colski, Shirley Holden. Back row: Rita Craig, Debby Hendricks, Judy Mauferer, Janice Conner, Nancy House, Jane Mitchell, Faye Bell, Gail Lesh. MAJORETTES Left To right: Bindy Boylin, Jeannie Trembly, head, Kathy Pengra, Brenda Linrern. Scholarship Lower division: top row: Marilyn Woody, Carolyn Memoli, Delores Jones, Marilyn Matthew, Carolyn Lewis, Beverly Bird, Jill Boylin, Richard Dotts, Tom Dotts, Jim Danziger, Raul Duran, John Sandoval, Carl Schwartz, Julian Warner. Middle row: Janetta Whitley, Judy Monsen, Judy Baumann, Lettie Belcastro, Louise Rizzi, Sally Shliff, John Anhalt. Bottom row: Steve Nelson, Foster Hirsch, Richard Harrison, Alan Boren, Randy Brocato. Upper Division: Top row: Duane Martin, Mike Left, Joe Ulloa, Don Moore, Ron Steers, Sue Puglisi. Second row: Dave Kahn, Gary Sterling, Rita Saye, Shirley Holden, Barbara Flick, Linda Munda, Joni Newquist, Delpha Hacker, Mary Jo Alleman. Third row: Dixie Woody, Charlene Overturf, Ann Vergho, Judy Sanders, Shirley Seip. Bottom row: Carolyn Chaille, Bindy Boylin, Carol Humble, Nancy Humble, Judy Johnson. lp-. . .---ff Z- Z 12.1.- A. --. -ot Soczety wb' 'Q-.Ji C1 Jim Danziger Joe Riley, Richard Covey, Jim Kane, Bill Barger, Jim Skidmore, Wayne Martin, Art Fine Judy Wrederanders Barbara Dunn Kathy Foote Pat Todd, Susan Wallace, Monique Dybnis, Evalin Zuckerman, Sandy Gifis, Carol Blakey, Linda Thompson Avalla Kilgo Mary De LaTorre Francis Johnson, Chris Wiederanders. The outstanding students of our school comprise the organization known as the Scholastic Society, or more properly, the Mark Keppel Chapter of the California Scholarship Federation. Each ot these stu- dents has earned at least three A's on his report card, as well as membership in this outstanding hon- orary organization. Second semester officers: Sandy Shliff-vice-president Nancy Humble-secretary Ann Vergho-treasurer Bob Causey-president First Semester officers: Mary Jo Alleman president Ron Steers Vice Pres: dent, Nancy Humble-secretary Carol Humble treasurer t f .l 0 Girls' Glee Club Row one: Darlene Shields, Amalia Lobbate, Linda Hawthorne, Marilyn Memoli, Ernestine Flores, Erline Arnhart. Row two: Judy Searl, Gail Pruitt, Linda Griffith, Betty Kegley, Oleta Knight, Mary Coleman, Kay Blythe. Row three: Beverly Bird, Eleanor Hudson, Margaret Borg, Barbara Heuser, Marilyn Scott, Marie Haskell. Row four: Diane Engstrom, Sandra Di Stefano, Linda Moles, Julie Hunt. Row one: Left to right: Jill Boylin, Sherr Mantler, Raquel Moreno, Jean Woodwar Louise Rizzi, Susan Friedman, Rochelle Bei: man. Row two: Pat Hirth, Debbie Hendriclw Sandy Harmer, Sandra Burke, Linda Vollswert Paulette Sabidin, Lois Cook. Row three: Lync Priest, Martha Erickson, Carolyn Lewis, Juc Monahan, Dorothy Parks, Pat Raymond. Ro four: Carolyn Winzenread, Evelyn Woodrut Suson Cameron, Sherry Mestas, Phyllis Dodg Abigail Brown. A Cappella -+- ln.- ii-5 1 113 Yhansonettes from left to right: Adina Blum, Ginny Bers, Marie remble, Mary Anne Saxell, Joan Lortie, Cynthia foffey, Linda Winkler, Cathy Scanlon, Bindy Boylin, lienna Gouger, Renee Brownson. Choir Boys Glee lub Front row: Ed Townsend, John Simmons, Michael Sigal, Jim Hamlin, Bruce Baungardner, Frank Poppie, Eidern, Alan Brenholt, James Balsy, Ralph Robles, Robert Franco. Mid- dle row: Michael Bonner, Robert Steadman, Ellis Haskell, Henry Hoyt, Stephen Sampson, David King, Angelo Vitale, Stanley Graham. Back row: Gordon Key, Douglas Moore, Phillip Morton, Randy Vivar, Richard Riel, Richard Bailey, Daniel McClain, Dennis Alberson, Left to right. First row. A. Blum, P. Ceci, J. Johnson, S, Allen, M. Saxell, V, Gouger, D. Parks, B. Kegley, G. Bers, B. Sipes, G. Lesh, M. Tremlule, B. Boylin, L. Hoff, G. Ortiz, R. Beckman, L. Dare. Second row: L. Winkler, S. Middleton, B. Kiellesvik, C. Sneed, A. Francis, C. Craven, J. Lortie, M. Hedrick, N. Duvall, S. Moore, D. Hacker, S. Gifis, J. Tremble, J. Hanna, K. Scanlon. Third row: T, Townsend, J. Scobie, L. Gittings, J. Danziger, S. Fuson, B. Stits, R. Paul, R. Ruiz, C. Bailey, J, Daluiski, L. Baca, R. Reece, C. Wallace. Fourth row: R. Webster, J. Ream, J. McGough, G. Heath, C. Brody, P. Cipriano, G. Koontz, B. Stewart, B. Swartz, D. Young, J. Wade, M. Scott, P. Fuller, Fifth row: W. Martin, L. Almond, G. Alfvegren, J. Gittings, C. Fitzpatrick, K. Kahn, E. Calhoon, P. Abbett, G. Adams, D. Winters, M. Kerr, J. Bass. 125 iff - 'X F all , ,, y 'ix 'f R : .F , I ' x e k , ,, .P X , if ,z .. Q , ,ff , f f , X 'Q ' 39 I X 'Q Q Km k 4 ' W gg if V ' - , ...- ,, -,Q ,.,. 'xfiih ' - f' 9 ' is ity? Q ,fi if J I ' Y V , -f f .2 5 - D V 'W-fam... .XL 5 fin fr K I . ' ' ' ..,,, A ,. Mf-,WE vf- - , -my N- , . r 'W' J V . ' Sfixj 231: ff -f my M as ' .I ' r wx my sl K Q u of v A ' 'L f S .' faxa4'2 :fx D . ' . -Q A 9 xml' 1 'M 2 Representative Council Serving as moderator for the students and the Cabinet, the Representative Council helps to solve the many troubling diffi- culties ofthe campus. The problems received from the students are thoroughly discussed and every aspect is carefully investigated. When a final decision is reached by the Council, it is delivered to the Cabinet through the Speaker of the Representative Council, this year- Jeannie Trembley. This decision is always unbiased, fair, and the result of wisely used time. Each member of the council is carefully selected in order to provide the students with an efficient body of legislators and to provide a truly democratic form of student government. In this way, no complaint of the student is overlooked, and the gov- ernment is placed in the hands of the students themselves. The iob is a difficult one, but the benefits reaped are manifold. Front row: Jim Danziger, Sharon Jones, Pat Froehle, Jeannie Trembley, Speaker of the Representative Council, Eddie Lackey. Back row: Wayne Martin, Sandy Block, Sharon Deaton, Tommy Hammond, Barbara Flick, Ruby Batchelder, Paul Cipriano, Jim Herbert. The Representative Council, newly organized last year, serves the student body as a liason between the students and the Cabinet. The members of the Council voice the views of students-thus closing the gap between the Legislators and those affected by their decisions. ,J -'Ry ix Af W Qs.. 0' l ,Mais . 2-LU 'win ... in ' I 1 L' V if 1 , 1 - . ,c M fftfsf' yi1,,1-.iv My f li gi: 5 ' s 1 aw- I .Engng L., RF' . 1 H' ,x f . 1F..-v--ff1- M fs E y,.,.-J - r ., ' i wfi ' 54j,y:'gf'.z .51- , 'M If 7' I -, .V J s ., 4 is ,,. , f . .1 H If ' ' 5 s E fywf' VfP ,J -L f jafa Ocvfy UL W'Xffi1w fwwfffz HWS? 'A' M WVQQW ewjwf WM waxy? IVWMW lL A W W5 X1 A W Milf' IQ? gary Jfwjiifw, 9 ff if x P fm J Jwbffffgwf-ffi MQW 1 Z ' MW ,' - - ' -df'-M' 1,419 WMA X M ,M f ry l ' ' -,,,ff V M k E 0' Z2 Y ' f ' .SQ ? 7 re, ' A ' A x X I ,WM HW f 4 x uf Q41 ' I jfyytfy I ... JMX 4 'A I '!A , ,f J A ' Zz QA Q71 ff, fff ,A W U, K 412' 2 K - J, ,, , - 1 J 'f W' E GM C? ' ' MP XX YQCXWWQ df N M M5259 W gsffwfffxfff You can't take it with youi' Tensions fills the air in a moment of truth in the Fall play You Can't Take lt With You. fu? The Play's the Thing to get worried about. Make-up plays an im- portant port in all dramatic productions. On November 12th, l3th, and l5th, Keppel The pians presented Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman comedy hit You Can't Take It With You . Laught was evoked by the strangely lovable Sycamore Fan ily and their action-creating peculiarities. On the s appeared every conceivable ingredient for a rio ously entertaining play, from Grandpcfs pet snaki and Father's exploding tirecrackers to tubas, ball dancer, and G-Men . Combine a love story, Gram pa's income tax evasion, and Penny Sycamore's pla' writing lshe hires actors to perform her playsl ar you have an idea ot the problems the family had overcome. The able directing by Miss Jewel Bridgi helps to explain the appreciative ovation which ri sounded from the auditorium as the cast bowed co fidently. Musical interludes by the Senior Orchest supplemented the evenings enioyment. Congratulc tions to the cast of 'You Can't Take It With Youl' All School Play 195 Tony Kirby ..... Paul Sycamore ... ... Larry Lindelof ...,, Jerry Allen Penny Sycamore . .. .... Delpha Hacker Alice Sycamore ... .. . Charlene Barsony Henderson ..... ..... F osfer Hirsch Mr. Kirby ....... . Ed Carmichael . Mrs. Kirby .... Rheba .,... l l D Q Donald ... . .. Greg Alfvegren ..... Ken Laursen Charlene Commeni Vicky Appel ..... David Kahn Grandpa ........ .. . Gordon Adams Essie Carmichael ... . Kolenkhov .... G-Men .... John Watson, Ira Tyf . . . Sandra Moore Richard Quinfana ell and Jim Gomez Gay Wellington ................. Cynfhia Coffey De Prnna ..................... Gar Sterlin . . y g Grand Duchess Olga Katrina ..... Diane Bernhardf R., '3- F. ,, f .ff 3 , , V fr 1 if if , 3 J, V f ' 1 f ' J n Aff , We Z ff .Q 5, . v K 4 X , .Z Q45 r, . ' J 4 N59 m.:V V -..f' F 5 ' 1 ' V - . W ul -' - ' L .ri I f J J- , V J! , 1 7 , 1 i K: ,E z f I 5 ,ff I . , ' J? V 'lx Y ,f ,, rmc Gmny Lewus, Joan Chrestenson, Penme QueQn elene and . - if P. J . , . . . X., , ' 'X 11' 1 W mush 4' f. in er X1 if I ' 5 , mf 1 ,, 4 Kifching, Lindo Covell Homecoming 195 The queen of our Homecoming, Helene Riccobono, was crowned omid shouts ond cheers during the holftime ot the Arcodio-Keppel gome. The lovely court was selected by the Vorsity football teom, but the queen herself wus chosen through the votes of the entire student body. The sporkling crown wos ploced on her heod by Mr. Bruce Louwson on the Aztec gridiron while the Bond formed o heort symbolic of our sweetheart , ond the cord section formed o moroon ond white crown. Loter in the stor-studded evening the lovely court reigned in full regolio over cn colorful boll in the boys' gym. Senior Skating Party The senior skating parties, held of the Shamrock Roller Rink, were highly successful. Sponsored by The senior closs To roise money, The porfies proved fo be fun for oll concerned. .... . K .1., I H. -,Nl N. i. N P ft Y sla- Mary Jo Alleman Q Q, Daisy, Daisy give me your answer true- who will be the winner? These sprightly lassies donned bloomers and bonnets to be voted upon tor honors. Winner - Marie Zamora. The barbershop quartet minus one could be seen strolling through the halls with handlebar mou- staches and combs. Shave and a hair-cut? Bikes were parked in the parking lot, by the fence with care in hopes that the races soon would be there. All who witnessed this finale should remember the race and the spirit of the day. .... you'll look sweet upon the seat of a bicycle built for two. fi 1' 9 Cathy Saunders Betty Crocker Homemaking Award of the Year. F I I - L L F ,' .,,, fx DA R Citizenship Award -5 hristmas Concert Again this year our Christmas season at Mark Keppel was high-lighted by a beautiful and inspiring concert of Christmas music sung by the A Cappella Choir. The familiar Christmas tree of Choir members decorated with fluorescent ornaments, candles, and evergreen resounded with traditional carols of Noel, climaxed with the singing of Handel's Halleluiah Chorus. As glittering. snowflakes gracefully descended upon the living tree, the auditorium was trans- formed into a fantasy of winter dreams. 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Held at The Gler dale Civic AudiTorium on Januar 31, l959, The dance wiTh The Thens of Snowball was very well receive by The many sfudenfs aTTending, Tln decoranons, over i'plOOO worTh, cel Tainly helped To creafe and rnainTai an aTmosphere of lighT-hearTedne: and carefree enioymenf for all pres ent. San Gabriel, Mark 1 11 1, 'I RK U W ' 1 5' 1 1 1 fi In 1 112 1 1 1' 11X I 1, 1 1 1 11 - - -'1 f X 1 11 1 .,. L 1 VX' IR X x 'wxvxxd H 1 , X 1. 1 y 1 1 j 1 1 .1 I r 1 11 K 1111 1 1 1 1 . I 1 N 1.111171 ,,,x, XIIKNNV ,X 1 -XX! N 1x x 1 I1 ,1 11 1111, , 211 ' 1 1 1 1 V, - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . 1 1.,f. 111 1 1 1 XV- 1 ff - ' 3 1, 1- .' 0 1 1 1 ' A ' N 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 A . 1 1 ' . 1, - 1 1 , 1 '1 1 1' 1 1.1-1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 . X 111 1 1 ' ,R ' 1 1- 11 1 1 - 1. 1. .1 -1 ' f I ' .1 1' ' 5 XJ1 1 x H. 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Queen Jackie . , .! ,Q l l , 8 i if The Royal Court: Princesses Merrie Rea, Sharon Jones, Queen Jackie Cypert, Princesses Linda Harris, Joan Sorenson ,ef N On February l3Th, afTer The Arcadia- Keppel basketball game, The Sopho- more class sponsored The annual Valentine Hardwood Hop . Red and whiTe decoraTions Transformed The cafeTeria inTo a Valentine dream- world. EcsTaTic dancers swayed To The rhyThmic noTes of our own Kep- pel dance band, The Galaxysu, un- Til midnight Queen Jackie CyperT, surrounded by her four exciTed prin- cesses, Linda Harris, Sharon Jones, Merrie Rea, and Joan Sorenson made a lovely picTure. IT was an evening of Tension and surprises for The court who will long cherish Their red and whiTe nosegays. Hardwood Hop The Galaxys, Keppel's own Dance Bond, provided dancing enioymem for all, as can easily be seen. Keppel students Thoroughly enioyed Themselves as They danced and laughed among The red and whiie Valeniine decorafions. Nl I4 'Desk Setf' The play i'Desk Set takes place in the New York offices of the International Broadcasting Company. The plot is the hilarious account of the personnel in an office that are threatened with the loss of their iobs when an Ernerac machine is installed. The action covers a period of two months in which many exciting events occur. Emmy, the Brain turns the peaceful office into Pure havoc. The ending of the play is quite good. Peace is re- stored in the office and all iolos were retained - ever- though they weren't going to be lost in the first place. I'm Mr. Azae's secretaries' secretary, and that makes us kissing cousins Wouldntyou like to kiss your cousin? Well, what term do you apply to meg Bunny asked anxiously Freak' Mr Summers snaps i Qw DOWNS I Ullman jgq nf? an l 9' I .Q 1, 5 ra iw n -F Q .. W3 is ,J -: 5 kjz' 'EFCN-37 ?' N A I - ' 1-45M 633 K., ,M Where'd The ball go'??? Roger Anderson Bob Newpon hh Dean Rogers , Q f' Randy North Y,-F Y 'P ff .. -Jag! 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I 1:5 ,Q X .LF VA 36 A A..-' , ' elif' ,K fwfr xy' Q .QT if I 414-W -'lf M' . ,' ' . me ,, , fa 5 IJ! , .- 4 , - I Xl, rv' 9 r will Al Ferris lk W 181 s E X4 I 1' 'uf l F h 'xx nil. W .92 'Ml 5 L, I' ' J Q' , fd W ig , A l . ft , .II A .5 I xv V, 5 ...mf 'f me 3 I., - 2 A A Q ., Bert Shirk - 1 1 I ! A -f.- 5 iiifg . illllfiiiifffygfjg Don Gorris Bill Garcia Coach Ed Austin As an Aztec goes charging down the field with The ball, the crowd yells, We want another one iusf like the other one , . ,PFW , .-'- 'T ' 1 ' ' ' we-4.012-'n ff- '-'M .- .- .' LA PUENTE ' c i.' H- .7 A M- . i . ls.. GLENDALE Glendale Hoover was the first game of the 1958 football season. Keppel got off to a slow start with a half time score of 7-O in favor of the Tornadoes. The end of the game saw the Aztecs on the short end of a 9-7 score. Aztec of the Week was Dean Rogers. This year was the first season that we played the La Puente Warriors. Although the game was filled with excitement, and each team got within inches of the goal line, neither side was suc- cessful in scoring, and at the sound of the gun the score remained O-O. The efforts of Frank Poppie won him the honor of Aztec of the Week. fri- Don Moore Frank Poppie 0-1 ,Mar J A, A ' Bill Stewart 2 i' jg 1. 'V If I i 5 -N 'mu Bill Gomez ,P J W' 1 : .I. all SAN GABRIEL Our first victory of the season was scored over the San Gabriel Matadors. Our touchdown was made from the Matador I8 yard line by Bill Garcia, and Tommy Hammond kicked for, and made, the extra point. As the final gun shot sounded, the score still stood at 7-O in favor of Keppel, and for the third straight year the Mat- ador hatchet remained in the Aztec Trophy case, thus signifying the victory of the Aztecs. Aztec of the Week-Al Ferris. Ellis Haskell Jack Lowery ROSEMEAD The Mark Keppel Aztecs won their second straight game of the 1958 season in the final practice scramble a g a i n st the Rosemead Panthers. Both Jack Lowery and Bill Garcia made touchdowns and at the half the score stood at 18-O. In the second half the Panthers broke through for their only TD. Keppel continued with their scoring drive, and the end of the game saw the Aztecs on top of 39-14 final score. Bill Garcia was Aztec ot the Week. 1993315 !17f4l39' 11' 527 n Swindel Cary Brody -.P -B '17, x X I ll ll N -,N I Richard Augers Q Jerry Husband n , Y gf . 'fl Left: De R g -Pl y f Th Y Rghr: Bill Gcrcio-Most lnspir f l Player. Varsity ootball fr gi? M EQTQTQ-T4-?oTi.2S l llll Q l Q'o.oQo.Q.o'fo'f ' ' llfW'ilf -'f l W Q l lll If Q s.6.v.'.....fafafa9.nf EL MONTE After a two game winning streak, the Aztecs faced the powerful El Monte Lions in the first league tilt of the season. Throughout the muddy game the Lions continued swimming over the water-logged Aztecs on what looked more like a swimming pool than a football field. At the half the Lions had rolled up 21 points, and by the final click of the clock had gathered 34 points against the scoreless Aztecs. Through his consistent efforts to halt the Lions, Jack Lowery gained the honor of Aztec of the Week. ALHAMBRA By the time the ball was ready to be kicked for the start of the annual Keppel-Alhambra tilt, a crowd of over eight thousand fans gathered to- cheer the teams on to victory. As each school entered their fourth league game, they were without a win, and each was battling to see that the other was put in the cellar. The Moors had the luck of scoring the first points in the top half, and the Aztecs trailed on the 7-0 first half total. In the third quarter, Keppel took pos- session of the ball on their own 26, as AHS was forced to punt. The determined Aztecs refused to stop until they had moved the ball against the goal line for the first Aztec score. The Aztecs again got moving in the fourth quarter and made another score, putting them in front of the Moors 13-7. The Moors quickly retaliated by putting the ball over the line, making the game a 13-13 tie. Thus ended the Keppel-Alhambra tilt in the third tie of the twenty year rivalry. Aztec of the Week was Paul Baldwin, who made both touchdowns. MONROVIA After a first quarter lead by fast running Mon- rovia Wildcats, Keppel came to life upon real- izing that 12 points had been tallied against them. Keppel went to work after a 40 yard Az- tec pass, but failed to grab the extra point. At the half the score was 19-6 and the Wildcats continued adding to their lead against the in- iury-stricken Aztec squad. Bill Stewart was named Aztec of the Week for the game that ended in a score of 40-6 in favor of Monrovia. ARCADIA In the annual war between the Indians, the Apaches of Arcadia got off to a good start and began their scoring plays in the first quarter. They again toppled the Aztecs for a score in the second quarter, and the score at halftime was 18-0. In the second half the Aztecs completed a pass for their first 7 points. As the clock showed less than two minutes to play the Kep- pel squad tumbled over the goal line for their second 7 points. The game ended with the Apaches winning their first victory over the Aztecs with a 37-14 score. The Aztec of the Week was Allen Palmer. WHITTIER For the final pigskin challenge of the 1958 sea- son, the Mark Keppel Aztecs faced the Whittier Cardinals with no league wins on their record. After a slow start, the Aztecs got moving and by the half had 7 points to their credit. Continuing the procedure in the second quarter, the Aztecs turned an intercepted pass and 75 yard dash into 6 more points for a 13-0 lead until the Cards made a touchdown in the last seconds iust be- fore the end of the first half. In the fourth quar- ter, Whittier scored 7 more points to tie up the game. Both teams battled on to gain an ad- vantage and Whittier was successful in break- ing through for another 7 points, and the game ended with the Aztecs on the bottom of the 20- 13 score. Aztec of the Week was Dean Rogers. Gary Becker Wendell Peters John Caskey Mike Jehl 9 .., ,1, ii Football erence time again. gpm. inuf his: h i,.4.L.,iM.. 'Ju' ., IJ: A-Rani, ggi , , 5 mid- -',,. f-f..-a 4T':qH 11 ,- vqyii- ,AN ..-.- M 'K-3-'f' 7' 5'd'?r,:f? fs '..-V ' .E z 5-3-'ffl S .157 'Le Let's get 'em lI! Caught in the act. U ootball ,.. 1 It's yours. . , don'f ler 'em fake it away Ill Sitting: Watkins, Torres, Froehle, Anderson, Zifch, Cosiello, Kegley, Snyder, Cane, Torres, Robles, Rameriz, Cordova. Kneeling: Flom, Powell, Hass, Burrows, Morrison, Hooper, Ellis, Uhrmann, Primack, Cassole, Gorman, Emde, Browning, Coach Horst. Standing: Coach Grubbs, Fuer, Silvas, Graves, Gicinaregorio, Bevavenfe, Read, Drewry, Lloyd, Shamansky, Snyder, Halverson, Whirtington, Wisemanfle, Alford, Coach Cise. 5 5 r . an on Sidi' li 'f .iv Bill SfewclrT Tom Hammond Jock Lowery ,fl J UA, , ,H ' ' 45 Keppel . . . . . Qecemb- 46 Keppel . . .. . Qecembl 54 Keppel . . .. . .Qecembl 4 Keppel .. .... Decembl 5 Keppel .... Jonuo 52 Keppel .... Jonuol 42 Keppel .... Jonuo, 61 Keppel .... Jcmuol 48 Keppel .... Jcmucu 42 Keppel 4L6 Keppel Jonucl .. Jonuo 3:1 Keppel . . . . Februo bi Keppel . . . . Februo 42 Keppel .. . Februo 44':Keppel .. . Februo 80 Keppel . . . . Februo gm R , f. ffvlr 'X 'E-?, ' ., .,-. .Qt -.. 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C Basketball Top row: Alan Hooper, mgr., Joe Zeiges, David Julian, Dan Thorpe, Dwight Anderson, John Lauer, Don Smith, Coach Ameluxen. Middle row: Bob Kegley, Kent Schick, Wayne Dabney, Cary Bailey, Gary Garr, Joe Ramirez, Jim Scobie. Bottom row: Joe Riley, Bill Tankersley, Jim Danziger, Herb Ireland, Jim Hagberg, Maurry Griffith, Steve Hamilton. Basketball Vfgu .- ., V J. tl 6, Q mf X fx . .fc W- ........... 4 Pi Varsity Baseball Qf ifi l '1a'a if h A f A 0 ww af W DJ 6 2 BJ f W M lv E ow Wg? a xi? DN WWW sh w ,V 1 U A M - We 'r X f Brody Bo ld Tom Hammond Myron Howard nh lla' .A AA Gary Becker Jack Honey Donny Walker Line Drive 'f f f- ir ,k5f f- -law-. 1 A 1 r fr' -uygrfr. :if MIA.. :gggf ik. -. '- ' ' V ' r- . I Rudy Rodriguez Larry Rodriguez .w.f+t'.-.v li The wind-up Boll! .-gg. 4-. .4 -W Varsity Baseball Close Shave 1, , If . auf ' Vrwrfii-f' A .WWWIRTWH NJ VJ? Baseball x ix pn- 'v Am ., . J.,-. . fr . . Q-.Mg -. 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Jaw We . ,. 113' ' 1' -'Qi ,, if .- ':,- ii -al-,-. 1, M :gy 1 2n,p. ,, , 1 '5 'Q- Y i ' 4 if inn? , .y i A ,Sd ,Y ow., If VV i, i 'gr- 7 , 1. 'L ji 55' TOL He flies through ihe oir with the greofesi of ease , 8 4- Up. . , ond over! I Keehn shot he iust mode, wosn'T it? Yamamoto, Anhcrilt, Gomez, and Rigney hand off the boron on the lost tum. Rig- ney hos it-buf will he keep ii? 168 Back row: George Jessup, Douglas Berrow, Doug Mechling, Rod lrvine, Don Moore, Bill Keehn, Sergio Montes, Bill Stewart. Front row: Bill Gomez, Brent Bixler, Wern Jordan, Clint Engle-dow, Tom Rigney, Ronald Reeder, Eddie Grudzinski, Richard Bull. l - I I, ivan -' . X..- Made if , . , and how! ,.- Eff: .dN'A J , ,, ,, . af' . 1- , F' N ' A -f? L ........... They're off and in the running! Track Headed for the sandpile, maybe? Standing: Cari Kaiem, Doug Mechling, Lance Young, Edward Jones, Ronnie Hovey, Jack Daluiska, Frank Poppie. Sitting: Ron Stupin, Clinton ingledow, Tom Rigney, John Anahalf, Stan Yamamoto, Ray Stupin. Sure hope he comes down on one side or another! 1--1 QD Wtitti tif QD thi W W 'J il f Will he moke it or won't he? We'll never knowl Gy K , Xi WV ,Milk W0 tt ,fttflf ff ff T k ll fy X me wg ,X tt Standing: Rod Primack, Mike Shimansky, Larry Brokebush, Bob Heath, John Cain, Tom Gail, John Tilley. Kneeling: La Von Wright, Robert Gibel, Bill Kiiper, Gary Gclrr, Pat Burrows, Dwight Andersen, Ron Lavenary, Richard Di Bacco, Alon Boren. Sitting: Alan Hooper, Tom Watson, Floyd Betrue, Ron Lauer, Don Thorpe, Pete Groves, Terry Townsend. At last! The home stretch . . . Standing: Lee Hirt, Dick Ashton, Harold Buck, Bill Harmor, Coach Ameluxen. Kneeling: Roger Cucle, Steve Hamilton, Cary Bailey, Kent Schick, Stan Nasitka. Set for the volley return. Up for the serve Tennis, the game of gentlemen. The game that requires the skill of a craftsman, The forehand smash, the overhead volley, the slicing service, all make up for an exciting game. ennis Q The Twisting drive to The opponent. I- ,,.- The follow through to The right bose line. Kneeling: Silver, Scobie, Silvis, Wolker, Bennion, Soltz, Lyons. Standing: Levin, mgr., Schneider Fine, Thompson, Nelson, Coontz, Dockstoder, Coach Tellenboch. YI ' ' , QT '-,i-01T'..?-Yvi:i'fmS'4TBTM r'?.nHMEv'TA1FYRn ii TI ii ' . -1 T T W FiihvmiWAifii'ii x -.4 'way'-.,. 4- -- uf, y'Qf f.- nj nf 'Rn 1-1'.f4 r- rw. gif, .4 J' .r 'X in Q.. The drnvmg fxmsh for the endurmg sport of cross country J f 174 - 5- K fl 94525-aw 1.1 Y 1 -, 1..mv' 193 41,511 'Q' I u .41 p F fx. .Q I '7 q, If j Y FRF- z, . 'iv 5? 39 gr f . sf H-if-f. .fee fm:.raww..4af... H4. . , pg, Freshmen: Front row: S. Rodriguez, C. Deigal, K. Paulsen, S. Frick, S. Loynd, P. Graves, A. Perez, M, Gilhausen, J. Beck, L. Scoble, C. De La Torre, L. Lauclonia. Middle row: E. Garcia, C. Hashway, S. Mclntosh, J. Wilson, R. Burroughs, B. Howarth, L. Dressler, E. Garcia, J. Watterlond, B. Elliott, L. Nowotny, K. Raffarin, S. Blair, D. Blanco, S. McComb, G. Robinson, R. Lara. Back row: R. Lara, .B. Dunn, B. Dommaw, Y. Anderson, D. Winkler, K. Francisco, V. Mclntyre, P. Davis, D Bodkin, L. Loya, J. Bancroft, C. Bancroft, M. Whitehurst, C. Phillips? C. Walker, J, Vergho, R. Miller, P. Rogers, D. Strawmatt, C. Broadhurst, P. Wiley, S. Green, D. Haggard, S. Van Steinberg, L. Sorenson, J. Earl, R. Claridge, E. Johnson. G. A. A. One of Keppel's largest organizations for girls is the Girl's Athletic Association. lts members participate in after-school sports activities, playing tennis, basketball, hockey, and soft- ball, to name a few. Practicing good sportsmanship at play days with girls like themselves from other schools, G.A.A. girls learn the spirit of co-operation and rivalry. This organi- zatio'n lends support to football season pep by selling ma- roon and white pom-poms made by the members them- selves. When a member receives her G.A.A. athletic letter, she right- fully wears it proudly, for it represents physical fitness and well-developed skills. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors: Left to right: Front row: J. Hirth, S. Ferris, S. Swift, N. House, A. Blum, M. Neil, P, Whitney, L. Covey, P. Gilhausen, J. Gomez M. Robinson. Middle row: B. Boylin, J. Foss, L. Peel, D. Longley, M. Campanella, M. Koch, S. Maslin, J. Tremble, C. Ellis, D. Lashbrook, P, Frieson, K. Carlile, C Peters. Back row: B. Heuser, L. Munda, B. Reeve, B. Brown, C. Chaille, M. Sterner, D. Hendricks, S. Harmer, L. DeGroot, G, Brown, L. Raffarin, S. Strawmatt, J Boylin, K. Foote, J. Bebaeff, J. Trembly, S. Holden. 'I' 1.-gn-1-tr-f Row I Adelaide Sorensen, Irene Scarlet, Pam Horner, Joan Lortle Rosalie Miranda lldle Mencer Vlcky Tank sley Lenora Peel Row 2 Karen Smith Kay Blythe Shrrley Serp Mary Ann Saxell, Helen Carrillo, Joni Newqurst Linda Covey ARCHERY CLUB From left to right: Barbara Walzer, Caroline Nakamura, Diane Bell, Betty Jean Dexter, Lorna Ringen, Martha Schroder, Barbara Lockhart, Joanne Babaeff, Linda Covey. From Ieff to rlght Pat Gilhausen, Barbara Anderson, Marlene Boggs Shrrley Holden Judy Hrrth Marlan Huotrnck Marrlynne Sterner Beverly Evans Pat Kasa mx..-..'A 'i Q--v A W..A,,i. ', W I -'. -H -+ -, A I 1 - - - i - 'T '1'.L....-'iT'Y!W 1'7 -' W Ml' maxim . . Front row: Janice O'Neal, Marie Zamora, Carolyn Vietti, Marilyn Helzer, Linda Schaich, Pat Buffo, Linda Clayton, Sally Christensen, Gerri Calquhoun. Back row: Kathy Gobster, Dorothy Parks, Mary Lou Stearns, Dorothy Beardsley, Bette Taylor, Gloria Lloyd, Linda Archer, Josie Drobick, Diane Schaich, Kay Boone, Ginny Gobster. . N '. linda u Top row: Lynda Priest, Carol Wohnish, Theresa Magallanes. Front rovvp Maria Cam- panella, Mary Koch,lS,andy Maslin, Anna Mae Diehl. hilao Top row: Thora Norby, Rita Reece, Front row: Pat Brandon, Susan Friedman, Joan Sayre, Janice Foss. Aowakaya Standing: Ellen Parkhurst, Ann Francis, Carole Benson, Marie Due, Pot Foster, Cathy Kowell, Barbara BENSON, CGfOl ElllS, Miss Fine, Advisor. Sitting: Marie Haskell, lrma Arrnendariz, Priscilla Keller, Bar- bara Wollef. Pat Isitt, Joy Martin, Joanne Stockey, Martha Schroeder, Carole Merola. Tepanec Back row: Sharon Johnson, Geraldine Ashley, Barbara Carpio, Claudia Clark, Mrs. Renehed, Advisor, Diane Turmaine, Karen Platt, Donna McCrudden, Linda Clark Marilyn Adam. Front row: Ethel Sebring, Alta Page, Rosalie Ponce, Sylvia Arnhart, Earline Arnhart, Marlene Williams, ' Toltec 440'-f! ,..,.,, 7.1! KV .ff l un as Standing: left to right: Jill Boylin, Rosalie Miranda, Sharon Vargo, Beverly Bird, Linda Fisher, Cathy McMackin. Sitting: Jenetta Whit- ley, Linda Mundo, Carolyn Reid, Betty Kegley, Trudy Loy. Standing: left to right: Sandy Oravetz, Carolyn Holcomb, Gail Les Miss Winters, Mary Ann Saxell, Karen Hooper, Marva Meffer Nancy Cox. Sitting: Bindy Boylin, Linda Keeler, Twileen Ferr Betty Makela, Jeanni Trembley. onatiuh at -f--'A-'f' Standing: Mrs. Sheaffer, Jamie Bass, Pennie Kitching, Helene Riccobono, Karen Teachout, Sharon Hoiton, Mary Reach, Joni Newquist, Gail Thomas. Sitting: Linda 182 Gaither, Charlene Dilley, Maureen Brick, Ruby Hatch, Linda Harris, Linda Wise, Bonnie Fallas, Charlene Froehle, Joan Sorensen, Marilyn Scott, Chris Wiederanders, Marsha Murish, Letty Belcastro, Joan Chrestensen. S 2 1,-.iw 1. v 1 . , 1- 1, -, 1 12-'Z' ' i or-W, it Tokakiclfbn ' t t ' .fr -i X ,P i 1 -- .3 -, es ... .,.! ff I lack row: Marilyn Woody, Lorna Ringen, Carol Lipscomb, Sharon lamilton, Middle row: Gail Brawdy, Pauline Stewart, Jeanne Daughterfy, Grace Munucia, Lolly Moya. Front row: Carol Miller, U Dj s ynne Kirsten, Sue Mattox, Verna Scoffield. AXG , ,,o Back row: Pat Whiddon, Judy Joselyn, Kathy Dawson, Lyn Hoff, Middle row: Judy Cassidy, Sandy Hooker, Cherry Hall, Bobbie Ledingham, Phyllis Haprove Front row: Pat Kusick, Frances Leigh, Judy Searl, Carolyn Keenen. hanticon Front row: Cassy Ohlson, Judy Davis, Judy Peters, Trina Buffa, Jackie Cypert, Jo Ann Kruzick, Irene Pinto, Arlene Price, Middle row: Sally Ormesher, Madeline Notaro, Susan Horton, Vally Taylor, Lupe Baca, Sharon Morton, Top row: Mrs. Wollen, advisor, Loretta Ferris, Marilyn Miller, Lindy Block, Diane Ochoa, Sandy Block, Sally Rinker, Linda Elliott, Gail Miller. Front row: Sharon Deaton, Louise Kasha, Phyllis Johnson, Ginny Lewis, Marlene Spann, Marsha Wilson, Peggy Curran. Bock row: Sharon Jones, Carol Carter, Marty Sautter, Elaine Rondot, Margie Ulloa, Mrs. Keeney, advisor. L Ta wcmkas Front row: Sandy Di Stefano, Carolyn Winzenread, Stella Delgadillo, Toni Crose, Dena Fantuzzi. Top row: Carleen Henry, Carolyn Lewis, Jo Anna De Young, Mrs. Keeney, advisor. Standing: Sandy Harmer, Debby Hendricks, Judy St, Pierre, Polly DeHaas, Sharon Good, Doris Phillips, Mary Jo Alleman, Sally Shliff, Myrna Spencer, Margaret Squires, Jane Mitchell. Sitting: Liesel Grosser, Gerry Ortiz, Helen Martin, Diane Oldridge, Nancy Billinghurst. . - ,l ' ' , L !' ' ,L fl 3 5 i ,ll ff . . rd ll lp I ,IL l x 111,11 f . ' lf, C I M Al, il L i' If if' K L' Standing: Peggy Dodd, Rosemary Glaviano, Betty Ba r, Melodie Dragoo, Mary Lou Baker, Darlene Smith. Sitting: Alice Stringer, Kay Cone, Janice Arrechea, Gerri Lyons, Deanna Mendez, Karen Parker, Bonnie Hemingway. Winchaskis Standing: Pat O'Connor, Gerry Bills, Margaret Harris, Joan Evans, Gail Galli, Nancy Fulbright, Mary Ann Caulderon. Sitting: Adlaide Sorenson, Carolyn Sneed, Barbara Cox, Janice Dressler, Brenda Lintern. Cheschamay Front row: Sandy Shliff, Rita Saye, Ginny Bers, Ann Vergho, Vicky Flesch, Jill Vergho, Ingrid Hoenke. Middle row: Marylynn Van Camp, Glenda Bogart, Delpha Hacker, Kirsten Haenke, Sandy Gifis, Shirley Ritter, Carol Blakey. Top row: Bonnie Waddell, Rita Craig, Pauline Evison, Kathy Killion, Evelyn Norwood, Nancy Thompson, Vivian Ventimiglia. Usher Our student body is grateful to the students who have volunteered their extra time this year, and served as ushers at such events at P.T.A. meet- ings, You Can't Take It With You , the Christmas program, and most evening functions in our Auditorium. Mr. Van Velkinburgs leadership has been invaluable in training these hosts and hostesses of Mark Keppel, who create a favorable impression which is so important to us all. e:.wuuu.5. ox.. :gf . W 'gif .-v-1 guar- -sq., Back row: Ted Sherman, Douglas Moore, Louise Rizzi, Mike Woolman, Jim Kane. Front row: Gary Sterling, Sue Puglisi, Ron Steers, Jim Skidmore. Top row: Mr. Van Velkinburg, Harold Buck, Ray Stupin, Tom Curry Bob Winkler Lynn Winkler, Nick Trecintefelles. Bottom row: Abby Brown, Cathryn Crowder Janice Foss, Chris Flores, Libby De Groot. Latin . Latin-the tongue ot ancient Rome and the medieval church, the father ot the modern languages. But oh! the intricacies ot a coniunction and the placement of a word in a sent- ence! Students participating in .the Latin club are beginning their study ot this ancient and beautiful culture. Through the Latin club they are learning more and more of the peo- ple who spoke this language. Their advisor, Mrs. Sanders, helps them to overcome the many difficul- ties that the student may encounter. F511 French Subiunctives, nominatives, and ac- cents grave have nothing to do with the French Club, but these students do use their language- class as a common interest and a way to make new friends. Learning about the people and cos- tumes of La Belle France is fun when you go to French restaurants, or represent your club in your French costumes. ' Although the agenda has a French flavor, these linguistic students do find time for good old American pic- nics, barbeques or baseball games. French anyone? Naturellement-but of course. fri! .I L. H . PM , .. 4 ,sr .sv . ,,. , 'apir' f,:,q if - s Top row: Bill Tinsman, Sally Shlitf, Nana Woods, Dr. Hanson, advisor Nancy Berke meyer, Sandy Shliff, Shirley Holden, Carol Humble, Ann Vergho. Middle row Dave Kahn, Gary Sterling, Ed Calhoon, Maxine Van Horn, Evalin Zuckerman Pat Haley Bottom center: Nancy Humble, President. -gg 1 ci ,viv- Back row Richard Cole, Bill Tinsman, Richard Eaton, Naaron Neelands, Gary Self, Larry Guerrero Front row: John Thompson, Martin Dockstader, Jim Gordon. A.R. C. . The purpose of this organization, as described by one of its members, is to prepare members to become ama- teur radio operators, or hams . This goal is achieved by code practice, study of the theory of electronics, and radio operating practices at the school's own radio station. The ad- visor to the group is Mr. Kaplan. X rr-. -ew.-5 fans' .ww -ww , F 4 .L ,U K ' CEN-2, 392' N' ,--fi?-mf ' ' x .- 5 If NU gf Kb-'QF ..,,n.,......m ... - mr nu-1.-.gsunt-Juv' uno-4 'Z V ,M 4-S3 x .JY X .mi I 0 .. f,...-.-.M 1-N-vw - Muna. W 1- . Mu- 4-. M, .WM-M 11' A .wg . fm K' f R s-:ali ...Iss wiri is ' I Beanbaggers of America This year's beanbag squad proved to be the greatest in Keppel's history. With dauntless courage and unlimited vigor they drove on to capture ist place in the Navy Bean Bowl playoff. The exciting season was highlighted by many momentous events as when one player mistook a referee in a striped shirt for a beanbag and threw him 29 yards for a grand slam point plopper. But this marvelous team wasn't developed overnight .... Coach Brown with his superior training program and 8' loullwhip made them work, work, work. Two hours every day, before and after school, they sat around throwing the bag. He gave them a strict diet of nothing 'but Rice K'rispies with yogurt, prunes, and sulfured molasses, They also had a list of tough daily exer- cises, such as getting up in the morning. ln many cases the training program was so strenuous that several players had to omit their academ- ic activities entirely, but it must be remembered that it was for the good of the team. Literary Society The literary life of our schopl centers around the staff of our literary magazine, Idea , The talent which so many unsuspecting students pos- sess blossoms forth in the form of an essay, a poem, or a short story. Idea is available to all for reading, and we have reason to be proud of the recognition it has received for its attractive layouts and covers. Con- gratulations to its co-editors for giving us a collection of fine reading, and to tHe staff whose contributions aided the two poets laureate. X X! f. X Radio The play is the thing! -not only to Shakespears, but to the members of Radio Club as well. These students, who are interested in drama, turn their talents to writing, directing, and presenting radio plays. They attend performances given by professionals, and learn more about their common interest. This organization helps to round out the participating student's knowledge and eiperience in the vast field of drama. and Future urses Back row: left to right: Mrs, Cassle, advisor, Janet Wilkens, Charlene Comment, Adelaide Sorensen, Chris Flores, Suzy Owens, Bonnie Palmer, Libby DeGroot. Front row. Rita Craig, Faye Bell, Darlene Lashbrook, Dianne Lashbrook, Anita Lundt, Pat Raymond, Lorna Ringen. An unusually busy year has been enjoyed by this group, who work to stimulate interest and activity in the higher sciences and in mathematics. Several of the members represented Mark Keppel at Occidental College's Mathematics Field Day. A striking display in the Showcase in the main hall was presented by the club in December. Their large membership has participated in many science excursions, which contribute to making them well-in- formed citizens in this atomic age. 059, Science Math Standing: Ann Vergho, Nancy Humble, Dick Ashton, Bill Padgett, Duane Martin Wayne Martin, John Anhalt, Gary Sterling, Stan Nasitka, Dave Kahn, Art Fine Roger Cude, Bill Tinsman, Carol Humble, Sandy Shliff. Front row: Lenora Peel Marylynn Van Camp, Sally Shliff, Pat Haley, Shirley Seip, Glenda Bogart. Future Teachers front row: Judy Sanders, Rosalie Miranda, Shirley Ritter, Joanna De Young, Jeannie 'rembley, Nancy Cox, Connie Olson. Second row: Colleen Brenholt, Mary Jo Alleman, Slenda Bogart, Lenora Peel, Karen Andrews, Joni Newquist, Carol Makela, Marie 'remble, Frank Chocco, Third row: Miss Hager, advisor, Carol Bancroft, Jackie Bancroft, Virginia Lucero, Louise Rizzi, Delores Jones, Nadine Kaufman. Top row: iesel Grosser, Judy Hirth, Linda Raffarin, Darlene Laurence, Lettie Belcastro, Aichael Griswold, Marianne Colt. Students in F.T.A. are looking forward to the day when they will be able to set their own course - and teach a course in one or several of many fields. The club enables them to deter- mine this field and also answer the all important question, ls teaching right for me? The need for efficiently trained instruc- tors in America's schools is urgent. The members are working and hoping to become civic-minded citizens and to help Amer- ica solve this important problem. The education of future gen- erations is in your hands, Future Teachers! One of the first clubs on campus, the Future Teachers is dedi- cated to the profession of teaching. They visit schools and classes and discuss the methods and procedures of teaching. Our Ameri- can schools are important in our democratic society. Future Teach- ers plan and study the profession in which they are interested Under the direction of Mrs. Castle, the school nurse, the Future Nurses have had a big year. Their first activity of volunteering their services to the Huntington Memorial Hospital was an out- standing success. At the Hospital, they learned the many duties of nurses and gained their knowledge through assisting the nur- ses. Varsity Standing: Richard Ashton, Al Ferris, Wendell Peters, Bill Gomez, Randy North, Ronald Kessler, Don Moore, Bill Keehn, Roger Anderson, Bud Bass, Wern Jorden. Middle row: Jim Balsz, Alan Boren, Bill Reigal, Bill Garcia, Bert Shirk, Paul Brady, Bill Stewart, Alan Palmer, Jack Lowrey, Richard Drutman, Don Garris. Bottom row: Roger Cude, Ellis Haskell, Taylor Earl, Jerry Husband, George Jessup, John Caskey, Dean Rogers, Ron Michel, Ron Swindell, Dick Alkema, Dave Stewart. Light and Shadow is an organization dedicated to furthering the highest ideals of one ofthe oldest professions known to manfthe theatre. Those in Light and Shadow devote themselves to the task of helping to advance these ideals at Mark Keppel. It is open to Juniors and Seniors who are selected through their acting ability and participation in events such as plays and pageants. The members of Light and Shadow keep faith with those who have gone before, they must keep forever growing, the torch of drama so thus ignited over two thousand five hundred years ago. ' 1 if , , gb? if HL t ,,,,Ligllf and ,Shadow i K if flff e . Standing: Delpha Hacker, Gordon Adams, Charlene Barsony, Nancy Duvall, Larry Lindelof. Sitting: Sandy Moore, Carol Carter, Gary Sterling, Barbara Montemorono Front row Barbara Dunn lorna Ringen Mary Jo Alleman, Sally Shliff, Glenda Bogart, Nancy Woods. Back row Mr McCafferty Alan Boren Ed Calhoon Richard J . .E hr Remember the beautiful decorations of the first Backwards Dance, the Hawaiian Holiday ? The decorating for that dance was only one ot the many activities of the Junior Exchange. Helping to support school spirit, and keep community re- lations at an even, high level are just two of their main goals. This club is composed of some ot the more active boys on our campus, and their advisors have done a tine job ot leading them. sift sb' .41 Mr Rini Advisor Don Moore Ronnie Grant Dorice Peeters, George Ponders, Stan Nasitka, Donna Anderson, Gary Self Dennis Essler Sonia Browning Jim Elling Junior Statesmen Make democracy work is the motto of Junior Statesmen of America. They make use ofthe functions of the legislative branch of our government by proposing, debating, and voting on model pieces of legislation. These members, along with other Junior Statesmen from coast to coast, have an active interest in the inner workings of our government. Front row Alon Palmer Mike Pilcher Dean Rogers, Randy North, Roger Anderson, Bill Gomez, Bill Stewart. Middle row: Lloyd Almand Cory Brody Bert Shark Bill Garcia Eddie Lackey Dwight Anderson, Paul Brady. Top row: Norton Primack, John Jordan, Ken Kahn, Chuck Powell, Dick Hobson Rod Primack Tom Hammond Projectionists of America Lights out! Cameras roll! The Proiectionists of America are on the scene to further the students' enioyment of the school day. Theirs is the difficult job, threading film, running propectors and seeing that the movie is running smoothly along. The club, under the guidance of Mr. Rini, is providing its members with an interesting pastime and presenting an opportunity for future employment. Key lub Among the campus abstracts are the members of Key Club. This club performs many services for our school such as ringing morn- ing bells, decorating for dances, and many other activities. This service club should be thanked for their help. Back row: Pete Troger, Lawrey Covell, Harold Alleman, Richard Augers, Myron Howard, Bill Stitts. Front row: Jerry McGough, Bruce Hooker, Frank Poppie, Tom Curry, Don Moberly. Spanish lub Enthusiastically, the members of the Spanish Club proved that learning a foreign language can broaden interests and friend- ships. Alvera Street was one ot the places the club visited in order to learn more about the Spanish way of life. The club gives its members an opportunity to share and enjoy their aquirances of the beautiful romance language. Left to right, row I: Sally McComb, Linda Westling, Judy Baumann, Eleanor Hudson, Lettie Belcastro, Carolyn Lewis, Jill Vergho, Brenda Lintern. Row 2: Sheila Green, Donna Anderson, Marie Companella, Judy Monsen, Beryl Walker, Jo Ann Hus- band, Steve Laing. Row 3: Dr. Hanson, Barbara Walzer, Alan Boren, Larry Bufton, Richard Harrison, Fred Stanton, Bob Newport. Row 4: Richard Covey, John Rogers, Randy Brocoto. Sign it Please ! ! ! 015 ' WJQZWZWL JJWQWM X9 1 M wwzy 'j by fgwyfffpj WWJMWJ MWZMKWWLWWQMX ZMQJMQWQ ' P 4 1 'I A-. 'a . 5-'Ev ?'?E Q: A 3 ' 4 1 A, 3 I gf if , Neg, 9 V 1 sul, ' . . Q D . if Q .8 Q. 8 x 'D Q Q 7 ' o Q Us O. in w ,U Q 7 fa ' v , ' , ' 5 4, ' Q n .V ' 5. 4 ' .A 3 Q 3 -s. 0 6 . Q w 0 . 43 .. w'JVfg,V. 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Garvey Ave. Monterey Park, Calif. 417 E. Garvey Ave. Monterey Park, Calif 'Everybody Reads the ADVERTISER The Garvey ADVERTISER The Alhambra ADVERTISER San Gabriel Valley ADVERTISER Published Every Thursday at 8234 East Garvey Avenue So. San Gabriel 1 Block East Of San Gab riei Blvd. ATIunI'ic 0-2125 and 0-2126 Maniwzeq peak 4104141 Aflantic 2-8762 Climber d 3-17 aan N. Garfield - Mommy rm. cam. hm li llllfl FLOUIIU THE McClURE INSURANCE AGENCY Personalized Protection 2368 hG f IdM yP k cu 31972 AT 07177 ATlantic 0-8484 DIVINE'S B Grade Used Fur 802EG yA M yP kCIf B ATI 0 9080 R ATI 0 3241 For your printing . . . ALHAMBRA PRINTERS Four Park Sfreei Alh b C If PETE MILLER Congratulations to the Class of '59 from WALLPAPER - PAINT ASHBURNS FURNITURE STORES 217-223 E. Valley Blvd. 410 E, Main sf, Alhgmbrg Alhambra ATlontic 9-5241 Cumberland 3-4305 SGH Gcbfiel VG eY'S Lflfgesf upholstering droperies carpeting furniture at. 9-506I 207 s. gorfield, monterey park 4 Home Furnishing Stores You'Il Find all the Mark Keppel News in your Home Town paper- THE MONTEREY PARK Jzngvzess SERVING THE PEOPLE OF GREATER MONTEREY PARK SINCE 1918 PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS Wedding Announcements - Social Stationery of every Iype Complete printing headquarters Plant and Office at 202 South Garfield Avenue Monterey Park AT 9-422I PHONES AT 9-2049 Compliments of The Star Market 350 East Garvey Monterey Park V? Keppelites Carolyn Lewis, Shirley Ritter, and Marylynn Van Camp always find shoes to their liking in Hemphills Shoe Store at 27 East Main Street in Alhambra. S, 1 l l 'l'f ll .- --11 CAMPUS SHOPS The Campus Shop located at l2l East Main Street in Alhambra specializes in Lanz Originals besides many other lovely clothes to please any- one's taste. RUSSEL BROS. is known by all Keppelites for its courteous and friendly service. lt is located at the corner of San Gabriel and Valley in San Gabriel. 207 BRAGG'S Featuring high fashion and top styles, Bragg's has always been a favorite with Keppels coeds. SONNY'S MUFFLER SHOP 501 EAST GARVEY AVE. MONTEREY PARK AT. I-6567 Specializing in muffler service mufflers, duals, headers A Complete Line of Factory Duplicated Mufflers and Pipes for All Cars MARK KEPPEL HIGH GRADS ...find so MANY things to like about Telephone Work. You will, too . . . 'S 9 0 We Qt at K Ask your vocational counselor about positions with Pacific Telephone, or drop into one of our nearby Employment Offices. Or ask your Operator for ZENITH 10,000 forthe Employment Office nearest your home. Pacific Telephone PALFREYS' SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. Telephone: ATlantic 0-6205 SPIRIT DUPLICATORS, MASTER ADDRESSERS, SUPPLIES, LIQUID 84 Hectograph r 'vcess Book, Educational Toys, Teaching Aids, Flannel Boards, Posters, Etc. 7715 E. Garvey Ave. - So. San Gabriel, Calif. BROWN'S JEWELRY JOSEPH REITANO, Proprietor Repairs and Sales Watches, Rings, Jewelry Specializing in Watch Repairing 8256 E. Garvey Ave., So. San Gabriel, Cal. AT 0-0440 'U I1 liplllli DJ YE TIRES Re-tire at the MONTEREY TIRE COMPANY, 7-459 Garvey, South San Gabriel. ATlantic O-4147. Offering attractive styles to all students, GRANT'S specializes in all department store goods. GRANT'S is located at 201 East Main Street, Alhambra. For reliable used cars shop at MUTUAL AUTO, located at the corner of Garvey and New in Monterey Park. Kenny Kahn, Shirley Ritter, and Eddie Lackey admire iackets and all the fine attire that attracts the student to Woodruff's Men's Store located at 28 West Main Street, Alhambra. You not only auto buy nowg you auto buy at ECONOMY CHEV- ROLET, located at 1247 West Main Street, Alhambra. 211 BEACH'S CONGRATULATIONS From DEPENDABLE FOOD SOUTH SAN GABRIEL 8235 East Garvey DOWNEY 7954 E. Imperial Highway LOS ANGELES 3104 Glen Dale Blvd. VANDERMASTS 210 East Main Sfreef Alhambra Ed Lackey, Kenny Kahn and Carolyn Lewis ad mire The fine furnishings at one of Alhambra s finest men's store. MARKETS SYLVAN PHARMACY IOI East Garvey Avenue ATlantiC 2-5596 DU PONT'S SPORTING GOODS FISHING HUNTING ARCHERY MODELS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT TROPHIES We Give SGH Green Stamps T45 East Garvey Avenue Monterey Park, California ATlantic I-6365 ALHAMBRA TYPEWRITER SHOP LEE'S SERVICE STATION 39 South Garfield Mobilgos - Mobiloil Alhambra RENTALS - SALES - sERvlcE L- 5- Olson ALL MAKES Free Delivery 3003 No. San Gabriel So. San Gabriel, Calif. AT. 2-483I CU. 3-42I3 4 V Q Tk ., h u niso n VX-C ' 'iii-Li . I u noun X -X 0 N L 3. A mm 3-Lggy.l.rPs I ' Qt? 53 A . , ' no-9669 381-EGFRVEY KIRK B. PHILLIPS LIEBERGS A fine selection of both newer and older used Keppelifes can be Sure fhof fypes of Clofhing CQTS Ufe QIYVCIYS available fo' PUTCIWSC on the that make up their school attire will be found Klfk B- Ph'll'P5 Used CU' lol- to their liking at Liebergs department store in Alhambra. , ...ni ,sf .,,vI in :kk:1..k lky, ..,. .VT -Q K' V , it ,gglig X ggi,-Ig., ,ii V 3, 'Flf' of ,Ini t 47215 w, .l , Mqrylynn VqnCqmp looks Qver the Sweqterg John Smith King explains the intricacies of the at NORMA'S. newspaper business to Teocalli editor on the CALIFORNIAN, Garvey Avenue, Monterey Park. Follow Keppel activities in the CALIFORNIAN. f A' lqflllllilze , .i . x I.. , A w A v 4 ,gm I 99 wh' tr,-ll 1.8 --, , s-' xx i 2 .f A.,, ...,.?,A,'. ' 4 i'- A Q 44 Q L4 1 ' 4' ,sq .ls,'g 1 Offering speedy one-day service at their con- Diane Ochoa makes a sale to Aztec editor, Char- venient locations, PARK CLEANERS, .217 South lene Dilley at MONTEREY PARK REXALL DRUG Garfield, Monterey Park, 431 South Garfield, STORE, at the corner of Garvey and Garfield. Alhambra. nl Looking over the material for the new and Featuring lovely watches and iewelry tor Aztecs: sparkling idea, Carolyn Lewis and Shirley Ritter H A R T ,S J R Y look at MAXIMES of 57 East Main Street, Alham- bra, also located in El Monte. For the latest in Southland exclusives see the large display at LORRAINE SUTHERLAND FEMI- NINE FASHIONS AT 300 North Garfield Alhambra, AT l-4188 31 East Main Street Alhambra, Calif. For the' distinctive in home furnishings, A. W. DRIVER 81 CO. FURNITURE, at 445 West Main Street, Alhambra, can't be beat. 5 l We wish to Congratulate all graduating seniors and wish them much success and happiness. RAMONA PHARMACY 629 North Garfield Monterey Park, California Looking over the new styles, the gang decides on the material of PROBER SHOES, T20 East Main St. AT 9-0131. Congratulations to class of '59 ALHAMBRA POST ADVOCATE ll South Stoneman, Alhambra YOURS FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE WITZ SERVICENTER Your Cor's Best Friend ATlantic 2-6863 NAT WITZ Corner Hellman 84 Garfield DICK WITZ Monterey Park, California l Students searching for that gift of a lifetime. .lACKSON'S .IEWELERS at lil East Main Street, Alhambra The ALHAMBRA CAMERA SHOP Everything photographic 127 West Main Street AT 2-6365 Alhambra CU 3-2590 ALHAMBRA 393 Fnst Main St, ATlQI'11'lC 9-5137 Girls for guys in RlCK'S SLACKS, located at 120 South Garfield, Monterey Park. Helene Riccobono presents some of the fine material used in the making. First in Service First in Courtesy 1 ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! Alhambra 323 East Main St. ATlantic 9-5137 CONGRATULATIGNS To The Class Ot '59 f .1 For music for all occasions and times, a steady friend of Aztecs, ARBUCKLE MUSIC MART, at 123 East Garvey, Monterey Park, at ATlantic 2-4348. One of the many students frequenting the tasty counters of MacDONALDS DRIVE-IN. Alhambra is one ot the many locations. Located at 909 East Main Street, ATlantic l-9562. The wide fillecl corridors invite students to satisfy their stationary needs at MONTEREY PARK OFFICE SUPPLY, at 'll8 East Garvey, Monterey Park, ATlantic O-7477. For unique gifts and superb food, prepared in a gourmet style, EL POCHE, 233 West Mission Drive, San Gabriel, is outstanding. Susan Horton looking over the many items in their shops. Shirley Ritter, Eddie Lackey, Kenny Kahn, Mary- lynn Van Kamp, and Carolyn Lewis admire the fine luggage and gift items at AERO LUGGAGE SHOP, 226 East Main Street, Alhambra. For that relaxing moment in the patio, try MARION AND DOT'S PATIO SPOT, at 1801 South San Gabriel, San Gabriel. Congratulations to the class of '59 Be sure and visit our store. You will find some- thing you will like at MARGE'S REMNANT AND OUTLET SHOP at 3338 North San Gabriel, South San Gabriel. Congratulations to the class of 1959 DU BOIS FUNERAL HOME fur. and Jura. .buick 116 North San Gabriel Boulevard San Gabriel, California ATlantic 7-6123 CUmberlond 3-1423 Q, 219 T V O - .illn- Here, at T. LYLE PUCKET FORD AGENCY, 726 East Main Street, Alhambra, we watch the Fords go by. i, 0,7 1. yt Olxfldlligllnlly yr x f vt M If Appl' Wall! ll My W lt Tlrljlllll llllrllf W E W lrlllrl W W! The masculine population of Keppel all agree fy the best selection of clothes can be found at GILBERT KELL'S CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS, located at 44 East Main Street, Alhambra. 4-4 , V 'I L ' I L ft .. L...- Susan Horton admires the equipment at the photographic place of CAMERA CENTER at I9 South Garfield, Alhambra, ATlantic 2-1886. iris' ' ,rims-F-tia li iii ' A' 'iw is W:,g:'r.y.,i:Mr'T-, T ii::ir1.3' it V 1 liliif ,Ht ?lp l3'ltf.tl'tl1W'llll ' l lt'l'wMfY1l'37' f 'L ' N L A ml l'iw!I i, 1 mi ,, aiil:iWiWii.s.m.h frwmiii wir! A lfzllrlrmi--im: qi www, is, ' Llllllll- 12 'i 1' I ' 1 f A A 1 2 , 5, , Www! lUT0H5.............2 ' .san GRB l Ann Vergho looks over'some shirts for that special guy at OSCAR'S MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR at 149 East Garvey, Monterey Park, They even give S 81 H Green Stamps. Luxurious Lincolns and magnifi- cent Mercury's decorate the showrooms of SAN GABRIEL VALLEY MOTORS. Come down and drive these truly beautiful cars. 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Swan Song 1 x V 4 QS 1 i 1 fc , I L! if LK , Live! -1 fc rx ylb ,fl LM 'V J 1 11 lrvd w L' V lx h Ll ,Wh flu , W ,ut L XXXL i P lr? ,CJ ' I JL J f ffl I f J' VU x -J -L 2 'P lu it Mu Lp Xe Lf- 1, J ill -sr 1 1 1 I INN A LVV JL! dk LL, if ll I I 1 V V l 1 l 0 1 L01 WL? UL dl 'J mm f, ,L lf jl L -kr I dv TK- f -6. f., .. - -f -cu-gg, Q ,.' 5' '. , .s ' 2 f 'T' OM 1-he -' Open letter to the Student Body of Mark Keppel: As you look through your 1959 Teocalli, you may wonder why the theme Aztec Abstracts was chosen and how it fits into your everyday school life. We' the staff and I, defined abstract as vague, misty, but yet concise . Then our task was to shape this theme into a workable idea. We decided that the abstracts would be all the parts of the book-the classes, clubs, administra- tion, sports, and social events-in short, the high points of the year. Then the book as a whole would bind rnese abstracts together and bring them all into clear focus, presenting a memory- filled picture of 1958-1959 school life, and, with this, our purpose has been achieved. There are so many people l'd rather like to thank for their co-operation and help: Mr. Phil Charis for his beautiful Senior pictures and his willingness to help us out in other sections. of Teocalli, Ann Vergho and Sandy Shliff who both stayed late many nights to help me and who were always there when needed, Carol and Nancy Humble who were both so ready and willing to'write copy, my very understanding parents, and especially my most wonderful ad- visor, Mr. Ted Kilman. And that doesn't even begin to include the many other people, staff and advisors, who generously contributed their time and energy to make this year's Teocalli the success that it is. In concluding this Swan Song, l'd like to say that it has been a pleasure, a privilege, and several nervous breakdowns lone for each of the deadlinesl to serve you as Editor of the Teocalli. Seriously, l want to thank everyone here at Keppel for giving me the opportunity of being Secretary of Literature on Cabinet this year. There are so many things to learn and new ideas to be found in producing a yearbook that it's hard to say anything but-thank you all so very much! Have a fabulous summer, and l'll see you next year . . . Marylynn Van,Camp Secretary of Literature- 1958-59 ii! k A ,1 5701 I i lk awp M will 'af' if W 1 ,f r , ll 1 U .2 gg2: 1. a- -'L ,- '- f , .-iv' K - Rift - ,gif ' V ' ' ' .i liffv. Z, Y . J ,new I f 7 '.'. nl, 1-,f I A. - ' 'ivhxtgy' ' -4- 1 rw' , , 57 , ,, ., 1 , ,fgigth Q' .JF A' 1 , . .. 4 , 5: 'ML 6 Mic' , .f :J fi . . 5. i ff 3 V. : , h 'Q N., . f f-S-1 ' ff ' 'lf' -i 'lV J f ' 9-ii' 'y'.i5 -1. 'fx'- B, -1 -5. 'J 17,1 -1 - ,fd I . .,- J, A7 , . ., ,. 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