Mount Diablo High School - Diablo Yearbook (Concord, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

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Bob Carlson Subscription Manager....................Nancy Itanen Boys' Sports Editor...........................Corky Traverso Girls' Sports Editor................Geneta Spessard Photographer...............................Ron Neal Circulation Manager...................Len Lanfranco Sandra Melton . . Janet Lo .'7 . Dick Bankus STAFF MEMBERS Trudy Blythe, Isabel Catambay, Dick Dorsey, Alice Flori, Jack Gerhard, Barbara Grice, Sharon Levada, Gail McIntyre, Keith McKenzie, Jerry Narberes, Lynn Phipps, Dave Sousa, Ray Tierney, Mary Walden, Don Before the house lights dim, pick up the program and read the blurbs on each act of this Diablo '56 show; then sit back and enjoy the production in retrospect. Shakespeare said, All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players: they have their exits and their en- trances and one man in his time plays many parts. There is no single star in this year’s review, but each con- tributes a part simply by walking and talking upon the Diablo Fred Haviland is on© of the greatest backstage men we have ever known. He is the man who 'lights the stage,' keeps the 'aisles' clean, and is ready with the 'props' whenever they are needed. In appreciation for his outstanding service, we, the students of Mt. Diablo High School, dedicate the Diablo '56' to our head custodian, Fred Haviland. Principal’s Message Diablo'� bond producer, Dr. Ford Dial, it completing hit fifth year at Diablo at principal. P R O D U As graduating seniors it is good to reflect about the opportunities you have had, the teachers who have taught you, and the friends you have made, for graduation will mark a parting of the way for most of you. Some of you will continue your education, others will enter various fields of industry, become homemakers or enter the armed services. The years put into your education have been important in developing the total abilities, habits, attitudes and desires which identify you as a person. What you do in life depends upon what you are and what you want. What you get from life depends upon how much you want it, how much you are willing to work and plan and cooperate and use your resources. Whatever comes to you, good or bad, will generally be the result of your own actions or lack of action. It is hoped that your training at Diablo High will make you want the best and the most of life, and that you are willing to work hard, with tolerance and under- standing, for it. Boy� ' D«an and vie®' A ouai pom • principal. Vice-Principals Mr� . Irmgrad Cox it In charga of (ho othor dual poiilion of Girl� ' Doan and vlca-principal. ?■ ZLS Superintendent’s Message S'? Head circuit director of the Mt. Diablo Unified School District it Superintendent James W. Dent. This year marks the end of another era at Mt. Diablo High School. For the last time students from the north side of the school district are graduating from the high school which residents of that area have attended for more than half a century. Through the years many leaders of Diablo activities have come from over the hill and from Port Chicago. Their presence will be missed, but we know that their younger brothers and sisters will carry on at Pacifica High School the high standards which their predecessors helped to develop at Diablo. Diabloans can always be proud that they first established the fine reputation which our district has for scholarships, sportsmanship, and citizenship. James W. Dent Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees keep the district schools running smoothly They are sitting left to right: Mrs. Clark Wiget. Mr. Arnold Bjork. Mr. Oscar Larson, president; Mr. Harmon Welsh and Mrs. Dori: loveridge. Assistant Superintendent Or. Ferd Kiesel. personnel and instruction assistant superintendent, and Dr. Owen Cook, business and transportation assistant superin- tendent, consult on their district problem. MR. JACK SMULLEN Sophomore� P-Z MRS BETTY COURTNEY Freshmen A-G MISS DOROTHY JACOBUS Freshmen H-N MR. JACK FERRARI Special MRS. DOROTHY HENDERSON Seniors A-M MRS. IOIA O'GRADY Seniors N-Z MR. ELMER SUNDQUIST Special MR. NORMAN KESTNER Freshmen O-Z MR PAUL STONER Heed Counselor MRS. VERA MONROE Juniors A-J MISS EVELYN MUMMA Juniors K-Z MISS HELEN COURTRIGHT Sophomores A-F MISS MARGARET McCRADIE Sophomores G-O PROMPTERS ' ' T? nr MR. JACK FERRARI Chairman of English Department MR. JAMES ARNOLD Chairman of Music Dapartmant FIRST ROW. left to right: Mr. Jamas Arnold, Music; Mr. Jack Ferrari, Eng- lish and Special; Mrs. Norma White. Social Studies; Mrs. Dorothy Hander son. Science and Counseling. SECOND ROW: Mr. Eldo Bianchi. Art; Mr George Perry, Social Studies; Mr. George Armstrong, Art; Mrs. Vera Monroe. Social Studies. Counseling and Music; Miss Marjorie Silva. Art; Mr Norman Kestner. Drivers Ed. and Coun- seling; and Mr. Norman Goldstein Science. THIRD ROW: Mr. Elmer Sund quist, Special: Mr. Georqe Prall, Music and Social Studies. FAC FIRST ROW. left to right: Mr. Fury Dalle. Social Studies; Mr. Alan Geller- mann. Social Studies; Mr. Donald John- stone. Industrial Arts; Mr. Morton Ely Social Studies SECOND ROW: Mr John Rienhart, Math; Mr. Leslie Don- nells. Social Studies; Mrs. Elvera Cur- less. Homemaking; Mr. Walter Kelson Science; Miss Margaret Sayles. Homo- making; Mr. George Pad rani. Curricu- um Coordinator; Mr. Richard Wisowaty. Math; and Mr. Fred Mohr. Industria' Arts Is in the Third Row. FIRST ROW. left to right: Mrt. Joan Cummin y. P.E. Department; Mil Kaija lleuteviti . P.E. Department; Mitt Betty Hawk, tchool nufte; Mitt Jeanne Ad kint. P.E. Department; Mrt. Helen Lum, Englith and Journalltm; Mitt Jettie Falconer. P.E. Department. SECOND ROW: Mr. William Powell. Mr. Doug Smith, and Mr. Carl Anaclerio. of the P.E. Department; and Mr. Jamet Mil- lard. Driver ' Ed. Department. U L T Y FIRST ROW. left to right: Mr. Orvillr 8outel, Induttrial Artt Department; Mr Simon Simonian. Science Department Mr. Wilton Landrum. Induttrial Art Department; Mr. Jack 8iedermann, Art Department. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stan- ley Miller. Induttrial Artt Department; Mr. Darrell Wettover, Mathematic De- partment; Mr. Rufut Johnton. Science Department; Mitt Grace Burton, Social Studiei; Mr. William Toatpern, Science Department. FACULTY NOT PICTURED Mitt Eth«l Brubaker, Librarian; Mr. Hart Fair- dough, Mathematics; Mr. Charlet Karp. Physi- cal education; Mr. Terry McDaniel, Industrial Artt and Drivers Education; Mr. Loyd Moore, Mathematics; Mr. William Morris, Social Studiei. Drivert Education, Mathematics; Mrs. Botty Nikkei. Physical Education; Mr. Ross Price, Music; Miss Miriam Robbins, Foreign Language and Commercial; Mr. Joseph Ruka- vina. Industrial Arts; Mr. Orval Steffan. Physical Education; Mr. Anthony Vidak, Industrial Arts; Mr. Jonathan Warren, Science; Mitt Myrtle Williamson. Study Hall. MR. ARCHIE McEWING Chairman of Mathematics Department MISS RUTH GALINDO Chairman of Foreign Language Department MR RUFUS JOHNSON Chairman of Audio-Visual Department FIRST ROW. left to right: Mr. William Riggle, English Department: Mr. Charlet Oakley, Drama Department; Mrs Betty Courtney, Social Studies Department: Dr. Caroline Ross. Lan- Suage Department. SECOND ROW: lr. Harold Godchaux. English Depart- ment; Miss Alma Couchman, English Department; Miss Ruth Galindo, Lan- guage Department: Mrs. lola O'Grady, Language Department; Mrs. Mary Lumpkin, English Department; Miss Helen Courtright, Commercial Depart- ment; Miss Joan Murphy, Social Studies Department; Mrs. Rosemary Mulvany, English Department. THIRD ROW: Miss Margaret Jory. Homemaking Depart- ment; Miss Betty Sullivan, Commercial Department. FIRST ROW. left to right: Mr. Curtis Woodruff. Mr. George 8arber. Mr. Rob- ert Kling, and Miss Dorothy Jacobus of the Commercial Department. SEC- OND ROW: Miss Mary Crouter, Lan- guage Department; Miss Margaret McCradie. English Department; Mist Leora Bishop. Mist Dorothy Dodge, Commercial Department; Mrs. Marion Early, Englith Department; Miss Frieda Hass. Longuage and English Depart- ment; Mrs. Hildred Garrison, English Department; Mrs. Jane Roy, English De- partment; Mrs. Mary Lowrey. Music De- partment; Miss Lorraine Babelle, Eng- lish Department. MISS DOROTHY DODGE Chairman of Commercial Department MR JAMES MILLARD Chairman of Drivers Education MR. ORVILLE BEUTEL Chairman of Industrial Artt Department • w diab SECRETARIES FIRST ROW, left � o riqht: Mr . Paulina Bochtold, Mm. Thelma Pimentel, Mr� . Helen Oakley SECOND ROW; Mr� . Katherine Johnton, Mr� . Mickle Bozarth, Mr� . Eunice Matheion. Mr� . Olive 8eelar. NOT PICTURED; Mr� . Dotty Millen, dean'� tecretary. BUS DRIVERS FIRST ROW. left to right: Maurice Duncan. Alma Whitney, Ruby Foreman Eva Miller, Ray Olof� on. SECOND ROW; Kenneth Gilliam, head mechanic; Helen Dalton. Eulah Bryant, Eliie Spencer, Let Eddy, Florence Pence Haxel Atmut� en. Willa Keith, Jerry Barry. STAGE HANDS COOKS SEATED, left to right: Mr� Evelyn Wation, Mr� . Bobbie Diegno Mr� . Chri� Boyer. STANDING: Mr� . Helen Luenter. Mr� . Evelyr Belka, Mr� Florence Olandnr, Mr . Fern Vinding. JANITORS FIRST ROW, left to right: William Otecheck. Albert Lupori, John Palo� . G. Elmer Hokan� on. SECOND ROW: Art Young, Frank Leiby, Val Cooper BILL SOBOTKA GEORGIE STEVENS REGO PIVA GIL JOHNSON Senior Ropr«jentat!� e Senior Secretory Vice-President President SENIORS The annual activities started for the 1956 seniors with the Career Day, March 9. followed two weeks later, by the Senior Variety Show Come to the Mardi Gras. April 10, the Senior Banquet was held at the Mt. Diablo Country Club. Seniors were burned to varying degrees on the Senior Picnic, had a gala Senior Ball May 26, and concluded their year upon Commencement, June 15. The 1956 high IQ's received the usual recognition of the public. A few of the awards were as follows: Kay Kurotori won the Daughters of the Revolution Award; Bank of America trophy winners were John Bomben, science and math; Kay Kurotori, liberal arts; Saundra Leming, vocational arts; and Carolyn Taylor, fine arts. MRS. BETTY COURTNEY MR. CHARLES OAKLEY MISS MIRIAM ROBBINS MR. LESLIE DUNNELLS MR. CHARLES KARP MRS. MARY LUMPKIN MR. HAROLD GODCHAUX MISS MARGARET SAYLES Carol L. Adams I.W.E. G.A.A. Kenneth Affolter Auto Shop Metal Shop Intor. Bond Joan Dlan Agostlno Adv. Art III I.W.E. Yearbook Richard Melvin Alford Sophomore President Student Council Dance Committeo Batty Jean (Delamater) Allen James Allen G.A.A. Marching Band Mt. Diablo Business Club Senior Service Don Anderson Swimming Manager J.S.A. Tom Aspland 8ond Track Virginia Augustine Darlene Baldwin I.W.E. Mt. Diablo Business Club House of Representatives Richard Bankus Ad Mgr. Diablo ’56 Diablo News Football Thomas J. Barclay Football Student Council C.S.F. Ra r Agostino Yearbook Art Shirley Allis I.W.E. F.B.L.A. Senior Ball Committee Judy Axton I.W.E. Rally Committee Senior Ball Committee Gwyn Barron Rally Committee Senior Adviser C.S.F. LeRee Akhurst G.A.A. Mt. Diablo Business Cl Silver D Susan Yvonne Altman C.S.F. (Alomeda) Gold D Patti Bailey Lanijuoqe Club Senior Variety Show Senior Banquet Patrick Barry Senior Cabinet Band Senior Ball Committee 20 Dixit Lee BaumrucVer G.A.A. Commercial Club Jr. Red Crow Elma Becker Bond Gold D Activity Art Bob Bickford Glenn Bllet I.W.fc Freshman Servico Sophomore Service Ronald Bedoya Machine Shop Stan Bergum Wood Shop Welding Shop Adele Biichel Junior Red Croat Choir Spanith Club Beverly Joan Bispo Mt. Diablo Business Club I.W.E. Senior Picnic Judith Mane Blackitone Earl Perry Boitsonou Senior Studont Advivor J.S.A. Modern Dance G.A.A. Arvin H. Bolen Block D Swimming John Louit Bomben C.S.F. Gold D Senior Student Adviter Barbara Brehl (Uiedom) Wanda Bristol Spanith Club Ml. Diablo Butiness Club Mt. Diablo Butinets Club Silver D Jerry Britton Gymnastics Block D Dorothy Brooks Mt. Diablo Business Club F.B.L.A. Brunch Sales 21 Susan Broome Business Club G.A.A. Senior Variety Show Stephen! Clair Brown Rally Committee Education Club Modern Dance Barbara Bryant Education Club Sword and Bauble Band Adrienne Buih G.A.A. Freshman Dance Committee Sophomore Oance oohor Com mittee Marilyn Celderwood Nordeon Ruth Cameron Bob Campbell Diane Cannady Adv. Bond B Track Business Club Glee Club Bev Carter Mike Carlston Silver D Pat Carter Senior Cabinet Business Club Diablo News Sports Editor Football Harley Carlin Inez Carvaial Sales and Finance Business Club Sophomore Service Thomas Sherman Carlisle Jim Case Auto Shop Sound Crew LaVon Chandler Band Dorothea L. Chavez G.A.A. Butahn Cheek Senior Sales Rally Committee Senior Service 8cv Christensen Sophomore Service Senior Service Gallo-Roman Club Sue Christianson Salesmanship Business Club 22 Sara M. Clark G.A.A. Choir Dance Committee Virginia Suo Clausten Girls' Representative Honor Society Band Denny Coffee Football Track . Block D Jack Leo Cole Auto Shop Metal Shop Electric Shop Arlone Joyco Co'lett Mt. Diablo Business Club G.A.A. Rally Committoo Josotte M. Como Senior Ball Committoo Roily Committee Yearbook Virginia L«e Conley Sales and Finonce Committee Business Club Marilyn Joy Conner Business Club G.A.A. Herman C. Cordes 8lock J) Tennis J. V. Football Ken Craddick Hi-Y Linda Lee Crollor Business Club I.W.E. G.A.A. Cleo R. Crotgrove House of Representatives Art Crowell Tumbling Bill Crummott Wood Shop Auto Shop Metal Shop Tamra Gall Cummings Pres, of G.A.A. Chairmon of Senior Announcements C.S.F. Joanotto M. Dalton Nows StaH Senior Studont Adviser Education Club Royce Dalton Ken Da Vico Virginia DoBenodetti Modern Danco Senior Boll Committee Song Leader Utunah DeHoart J.S.A. News Staff Sales and Finance Committee 23 Loren De Laurenti Gloria Dominguez C.S.P. Homeroom Representative Honor Society Laurence Durbin Baseball I.W.E. Block D Laurel Eschmann Sword and Bauble William De Rosa Football House Representative O.W.E. Tony Dominguez Richard Lee Emery Football Baseball Yearbook Danny Estrada Adv. Band Carol Diet Modern 4)ance C.S.F. Sales and Finance Commission Richard Dorsey Swimmina Senior Ball Steering Committee Yearbook 2A Barbara Ann Enes P.B.X. Relief Operator Senior Ball Committee Rally Committee Samuel Everett Rose Marie DiMaggio G.AA. New Commercial Club Gordon Dodson Football Block VO Swimming Doris Ann Dortxbach Twilla Doxier G.A.A. I.W.E. C.S.F. Business Club Doug Enochs Football Block D Wood Shop Sally Moore Fawcett Sr. Service G.A.A. Music Club Mike Ervin Gymnastics Bill Fawthorp 24 Gen Findley Belt Clarico Fletcher Vice-President of Educe. Club C.S.F. Spanish Club Margaret S. Fraser Girls Glco Mt. Diablo Business Club Soles and Finance Peggy Garrett Diablo News J.S.A. Sales and Finonce Loretta Frances Fisher G.A.A. Girls Gleo Crafts Vornon Ford Mochinc Shoo III Mechonical Drawing IIAB Marge Lynett Fraxer G.A.A. Betty Garrison Junior Vice-President Typical Freshmon Sophomore ond Junior Service Jackie R Fiammang G.A.A. Mt. Diablo Buiiness Club I.W.E. Raymond Ford Richard Date Friedrich Tronsfer Student Roberta Ruth Garvorick Progrom Commissioner C.S.F. Term Play uth Felt Dance Committee Soles ond Finonce G.A.A. obbio Floming I.W.E. G.A.A. orothy France (Hughes) Crofts III I.W.E. G.A.A. � mos L. Frieso Air Youlh Day Award Science Club Clifton Ferriera Machine Shop III Auto Shop Choir Yvonno Janollo Fleshman Soles ond Finance Silver D Senior Sales Ronald Franks Football • Block O Baseball Don Garlington Varsity Diving Barbara Gaston Jack Gerhard Billy Gibbs Judy Ann Gloekler Jack Goodrum I.W.E. Track Senior Variety Assistant Sports Editor Annual Inter. Band Modern Dance C.S.G. Junior Statesmen James Gordon Delyte Grean Bob Greenway Ronald M. Gruessing Eugene Guerisoli Photo Club President A Cappcllo Choir Industrio! Arts Basketball Chess Club Mt. Diablo Business Club Swim Team Track Silver D Girls' Glee Bill Haggard Football Track Maralynn Margaret Hagood C. S. F. Rally Committee Sportsmanship Rating Committee Larry Randall Halter Term Play Senior Cabinot Member Acalanes Exchange Student Barbara Jean Halvorsen Sonior Service Sales and Finance Committee Gerald W. Hamor Varsity Football Senior Service Block D Jerry Harpor I.W.E. Woodshop Football Baseball Esther Harrell F.8.I.A. Commercial Club Vicki Harvey Term Play C.S.F. Senior Variety Show Lorraine Haviland Orchestra Diablo Business Club Brunch Service Clifford Lee Hayden Football Block D 26 Harold Hayworth Football Track 81ock D Sidney Holub Ensemble Choir Crafts Marqe Hughe� I.W.E. Gilbert Jara Gymna� tic� Block D Club Teen' Nancy I. Hedgocock Senior Service Oiablo Now� Staff Honor Society Kent Hopkins Junior Service 8ette Hutchin� on Mt. Oiablo 8utiness Club Girls Glco Margaret Higgins C.5.F. Gold D Society Senior Service Judith Ann Holbrook Mojorotte Dance Committee Junior Service Theresa Hrdlichka Soles and Finance Committee Mt. Dioblo Business Club Walt E. Hufford C.S.F. Dramatics Psychology Joseph Inch Journalism Staff Yearbook Staff Advanced Band Ralph Brooko Jacobsen Track Block D Science Club LeRoy C. JImno Auto Shop Football Welding Shop Gilbert Johnson Senior Class President Varsitonians Track Ralph Johnson Senior Service Dance Committee Announcer Tom Holmes Silver Cross-country Track John Hughes Pat M. Jameson High School President of SACEBO Amcricon Department school. Japan. Roy Johnson Football Basketball Block D President 27 Sandra Johnton G.A.A. Bill Keeble Science Club Freshman Service Howard Kennerson Block D Swimming Team Auto Shop Sandra Sue Kikoin G.A.A. Rally Committee Business Club William E. Johnston Editor, Dioblo News Varsity Swimming Senior Service James Keller Clark Kent Mary Rose Kinnoy Art III I.W.E. Drama I Judi Jones Junior Statesman C.S.F. A Cappella Choir Max Kelly Advanced Drama Bob Kent Wayne Ernest Kint Chief Justice Student Council Honor Society Mary Jacauoline Jones Modern .Dance A Cappella Choir Ensemble Pat Kemper Variety Show Committee Term Ploy Ronald Kight Art III Crafts Botty Kissinger Senior Varioty Show Business Club Junior Sorvice Warren C. Joseph Tennis Senior Service Honor Society Tim W. Konnerloy Woodshop IV Marcolone Kiihno Term Play Senior Ball Committco Education Club Botty Jean Kraft Vice-President of Busiiu Club A Cappella Choir Junior Red Cross 28 Diane Elizabeth Kulander Senior Student Adwiier Senior Service Junior Clou Secretory Raymond Law Irene Lee G.A.A. Builnett Club I.W.E. Judy Marie Liggett GAA. Katherine Kurotori Education Club President C.S.F. Senior Cabinet Barbara Lawton C.S.F. ©.AX Education Club Saundra Laming C.S.F. Senior Service G.A.A. George Lindroth Block D C.S.F. Senior Adviser Marilee Lambert Marching Band Rally Committee Senior Sales Forrest R. Lea Auto Shop Metal Shop James Leonard Wayne Cameron Littleton 8iock MD Student Council Boys' Representative Lawrence R. Larsen C.S.F. Marching Band Senior Adviser Jim Lea Honor Society Science Club Tennis Richard LeVa Janet Loe Ajs' stant Editor Yearbook Modern Dance Darlene Ellen Laughlin G.A.A. Secretary-Treasurer Commercial Club Secretary Marching Band Manuel Leal Jr. Sharon Eileen Levada Honor Society Senior Picture Editor Sonior Adviser Donna Lombardo Mt. Diablo Business Club Senior Sales I.W.E. 29 Ronald Loveridge Solet end Finance Commitiionor C.S.F. Sleek O” Virginia Ann Loxa Mika Lucero Arlene May LudricVt Modern Dance Honor Society Business Club Judith Arlene Ludwig Dance Committee Rally Committee—2 ye G.A A.—3 years Carol Loo Madlena G.A.A. Commercial Club Louis Jotoph Mancini Junior Statesmen Chest Team Senior Service Marcia Mani Senior Student Adviser Sales and Finance Commission A Cappella Choir Monte Manwill Football Senior Service O.W.E. Raymond J. Manxon Honor Society Senior Cap and Gown Committee House of Represented Richard Mariclch Wood X B-Botkelball George Martell David Martin Swimming Block D Basketball Clarence Massey Charlotte Kay Mastne Morchina Band Spanish Club Senior Banauet Comm John Mathews Swimming Block O Honor Society Don Tiny Mattson Football Track Block D Delbert Mat Machine Shop Sue Mauser House of Representatives Oenee Committee Honor Society Nona Lee Mays Business Club 30 Bab Mezzo I.W.E. O.W.E. Senior Service Gall Patricia McIntyre Editor of Diablo Newt Student Council Senior Picnic co-chairman Sandra Melton Editor Diablo 'SS C.S.F. Senior Service Jim McAlpin Auto Shop Wood Shop Judea McKean Sword and Bauble Modern Dance Honor Society Anna Marie Mendez Student Body Secretory Mt. Diablo Buiincis Club Socrotary Senior Ball Chairman Mary Jane McClean G.A.A. Junior Red Crott Senior Ball Committoe Jim McLaughlin Sophomore Service I.W.E. Junior Servico Ramon Mendivil Walter McGie Woodthop Boyt .Homemaking Machine Shop Judy McQuillan Senior Student Advlter C.S.F. Sales and Finance Committee Gerald Milburn Joan McGregor Senior Variety Steering Committeo Drama Beginning Modern Dance Eugene Melchior Sutan Milhollen Glee Club Homomoking Motorcycle Club Barbara Miller Rally Committee C.S.F. Gold D Bob Miller Cherie Miranda Transfer from San Francisco Business Club Davo Montgomery Grounds Commissioner Steering Committee Senior Picnic C.S.F. Sealbearer Olivo Montori Senior Advisor Term Play Senior Service 31 Bill Moore Tennis Science Fiction Club Chest Club Ronnie Murphree jiy Neill Modern Danco A Cappello Choir Dreme Charlene Noe Business Club Cliff Moret Football Basketball Block O Don Myert Darlene Christina Nelson Commercial Club Chorus Kathryne Noerenberg Business Club Honor Society Don Morgan Eddie Myert Germaine Neuheisel A Cappella Choir Junior Statesman Senior Announcement Committee Richard Noerenberg Basketball Block Track Mary Merton Senior Service Sword ond Bauble Term Play Mike Navone Oiving Block D Senior Service Rod Newhall. Senior Variety Show House of Representatives Senior Adviser Jerry Nourse Block D House of Representatives Golf Nancy Ann Muegel Business Club Transforfrom Pittsbur- Junior Prom Committs Ronald G. Neal Press Photographer Senior Adviser Assistant Sports Edito Diablo '56 Truman Nicholas Philip Eugene Ogden B Basketball Term Play Junior Service 32 Apolinar Omania Jr. Band Track Loretta Molina Omania Yell Leader Senior Service Senior Adviser Margaret O'Neil Business Club Senior Announcement� Senior Variety Show Sue Onttott Rally Committee Girl� ' Glee G.A.A. Don W. Parke Track Advanced 8and Junior Service Bill Parker Football Swimming Block D Dale Potterton Woodshop III Silver D'' Science Club David E. Pearce C.S.F. Senior Service Marching Band Derek Pearce Term Play Swimming Team Junior Statesman Joan Anne Pearton G.A.A. Business Club Modern Dance Deanna Marie Penn Senior Sole� Chairman Modern Dance Rally Committee Mary Lee Pesonen G.A.A. Water Ballet Rally Committee Mary Peter Senior Adviser Education Club Honor Society Bob Peter� Varsity Bateball Silver D Science Club Vice- President Judith Ann Peterson Modern Dance C.S.F. Drama Ken Peterson Football Tumbling Block D Lynn Phipps Modern Dance Diablo New Commercial Club Janet Pitts G.A.A. Yearbook I Rego Piva Senior Class Vice-President Football Track 33 Walton Lynn Price Cross Country Track Dolores Poo Louise Port! Hi-Power Club G.A.A. Business Club Kon Postanxa Drama I.W.E. O.W.E. Don Powall Drama Term Ploy Advanced Band Frances Radcliffe Gladys Ramtey Casey Randall G.A.A. Transfor from Las Lomas Varsitonians Senior Adviser Swimming Terry Rapp Gold ••0 Swimming Team Block D Lou Ann Rendleman C.S.P. Modern Dance Butinett Club Bob Reyenga Beverly Ann Reynolds Outside Work Experience Sales and Finance Committee G.A.A. Janada Riddle Business Club Yearbook Warrene Ridley C.S.F. Junior Statesmen Education Club Alan Robbins Science Club Crafts Shop Lynn Roberts Ralph E. Rodeen House of Representatives Rosamond Reese Business Club Gold ••D C.S.F. Pat Rideout Junior Servico G.A.A. Joan Rodman 34 Ron Rohrer C.S.P. Senior Adviser Swimming John Ruiii Tennis Silver D Block O John Sanchez House of Representatives Ronald Scarborough Diablo News Silver D Barbara Rosalas G.A.A. Business Club Modern Dance Jim Salas Frances Elizabeth Sands Senior Variety Show Chairman Sword and Baublo Diablo News Albert Schoux Tumbling James Ray Rosowski Science Club President Rally Band C.S.F. Gaye Salet Modorn Dance F.B.LA. Hostess Club John Santiago A Cappella Choir Ann Schutx A Cappella Choir Junior Statesmen G.A.A. Robert Ruden Trock Yearbook Silver D Charlotte Leigh Salsbury Transfer Student Judith Sauer Elizabeth June Scott Girls' Glee F.8.L.A. Ed Ruff Senior Adviser C.S.F. Block D Joan Lorraine St. Pierre Senior Service Court Clerk Honor Society Deane Savage Ensemble Junior Statesmen C.S.F. Ruth Scruggs Girls' Gloe G.A.A. Business Club 35 Bonn! Dolor � Secrist Business Club Honor Society Senior Service Kathleen Shimmin Senior Sorvico Solos and Finance Committee C.S.F. Jim Skaggs Silver T,0” Lee Janet Smith Anita Shaffer Commercial Club F.B.L.A. Brunch Sales Chairman Claude Shaver Photo Club Vice-Prcsidont House of Representatives Charles Peter Shelley Marching Band Machine Shop Welding Shop Patrick John Shockey Student Body President President. Region I, C.A.S.C. Block D Marlene Shook Business Club Sales and Finonco Committee Girls' Glco Dorothy Sievert Junior Service Senior Service Senior Sales Ramona Jean Skinner Business Club Sales and Finance Committee Barbara Smith Modern Dance Business Club I.W.E. Eugene E. Smith viarsitonions Marching Band Senior Student Adviser Myrna Smith Commercial Club G.A.A. Norman Smith Peggy Smith Swimming Leadership G.A.A. Marching Bond Senior Servico Maretta Lucille Shewarc Flag Twirler Senior Banquet Chain Business Club Treason Doug Sllker Art Club Joyce Smith Donna Lee Snolllng A Ceppclla Choir G.A.A. 36 Goorgie Stevons Semor Clast Secretary Business Club Senior Variety Show Barbara Taylor Commercial Club Girl� ' Glee Chorut Louit Thomat John Tonetti Track Cross-country Metal Shop illiam Deane Sobotka Student Council II Senior Representative Junior Statesmen 'elyn Stevenson G.A.A. Business Club Hi-Power Club arolyn Taylor C.S.F. Senior Service Ensemble 'elyn Thompson Junior Red Cross Christmas Sales I.W.E. Dave Sousa Diving Gymnastics Block D Joan Sullivan Commercial Club Bob Templeton House of Representatives Senior Variety Show Dioblo News Loretta Thompson A CappeHa Choir C.S.F. Senior Adviser Booker T. Spears Mary Angel Tarango I.W.E. three yeors A Cappella Choir G.A.A. Jeanne Thatcher C.S.F. Silvor D Glen Todd Machine Shop III Wood Shop III Don Stephens Judy M. Tate Sales and Finance Committee Education Club C.S.F. Jim Thibodeaux Stage Crew Sword and 8auble Dianne Tolies Clubs Commissioner Senior Service C.S.F. Everett Trovorso Business Manager Yearbook Co-Sport� Editor Yearbook Secretary-Treasurer Ski Club Diane M. Trobino Gold 0 Society Education Club Sale� and Finance Commission Ruth Units Transferred from Villisca, Iowa Darlene Van Schaack Business Club Roily Committee G.A.A. Tom Trueman Football Swimming Block D Pat Viditky Gallo-Roman Club Rally Committee Silver 'D Carol Tweeten A Cappella Choir I.W.E. G.A.A. Ted Voight Junior Carnival Sophomore Assembly Junior Assembly Mary Walden Assistant Editor Diablo News C.S.F. Sea I bearer Modem Dance Jerry Walsh 8aske?bell Block D Vice-Presidont of tho Student Body Don Walters Building Commissioner Block D“ Honor Socioty Ron Walters Varsity Track Honor Society Prosecuting Committee Carol Washington G.A.A. Sword and Bauble Richard Waterman C.S.F. Gold D Track Linda Waterson Thelma Watkins Commercial Club Senior Variety Show I.W.E. William Underwood I.W.E. Honor Society Frank Wagner Jay Walton Gold D Senior Adviser Block D Jack Waxman Block D Varsity Football Varsity Basketball 38 ou Ann Waymenf Commercial Club Junior Red Crow G.A.A. larbara Jean Westbrook Term Play Sales and Finance C.S.F. darvin 0. Williams Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Block D ludy Yarbrouoh Commercial Club A Cappella Choir Paul Webstar Dance Band Chess Club Band Anne Elizabeth Wetzel C.S.F. Modern Dance Education Club Melvin Williams Football Basketball Baseball Tom York Senior Student Adviser Silver ©’ Laura Welsinger Mt. Diablo Business Club Croft Myrtle Whitaker Mt. Diablo Business Club Secretary Soles and Finance Committee Honor Society Barbara Wilson C.S.F. Mt. Diablo Business Club Gold D Glenna West Mt. Diablo Business Club Michael White (Transferee) Varsity Football Block L (Livermore) Assistant Editor The Roundcrup (Livermore) Don Winter Ski Club Track Co-Sports Editor, Annual Gordon Dale West Silver D Senior Sales Committee Senior Council Carma Williams Mt. Diablo Business Club Shoron Woodyard G.A.A. Mt. Diablo Business Club 39 SENIOR SENIOR CABINET FIRST ROW. left to right: Kay Kuro- tori. Jeanette Dalton. Pat Kemper, Mary Walden, Judi Holbrook. Vicki Harvey SECOND ROW: Ralph Johmon. Wayne Kint, Casey Randall, Pat 8arry. Harolc’ Hayworth, Gordon Dodson, Larry Halter SENIOR SERVICE FIRST ROW. left to right: Bonnio Se- crist. Virginia Conley, Margaret Hig- gin� . Carolyn Taylor. Dianno Tolies. Anna Mendez. Georgie Stevont. Butahn Cheek. Lorrio Omania, Barbara Hal- vor� en. SECOND ROW: Nancy Hedge- cock. Kathleen Shimmin. Diano Ko- landor, Saundra lomincj. Joan St Piorro, Peggy Smith, Olivo Montori. Marcia Kiihne. Mary Morton. Dick Wat- erman, Louis Mancini. THIRD ROW: Sandra Melton. Sally Fawcett. Dorothy Sievert, Jerry Hamer, Bill Sobotka, Bill Johnston, Warren Joseph. David Pearce, Don Walters. SENIOR LOITERING COMMITTEE FIRST ROW. left to right: Oiane Ku- landor. Kathy Shimmin. Carolyn Taylor Dianne Tolies. Dorothy Sievert. Lorrie Omania, Janet Loo, Mary Waldon. Judy Peterson. Suzy Neill. Joan St. Pierre, Virginia Ciaussen. Nancy Hedgecock. SECOND ROW: Dick Waterman. Dave Poarco, Jerry Walsh. Bill Johnston. Mike Navone. Warren Joseph. Bill Sobotka. Louis Mancini. Loren De Laurenti, Ralph Johnson. Jerry Hamer. ACTIVITIES C.S.F. SEAL8EARERS FIRST ROW. left to riqht: Carol Dietx, Barbara Halvorsen, Marilyn Haqood, Mary Walden. Gwynn Barron, Loratta Thompson, Carolyn Taylor. Saundra Lamlnq. Kay Kurotori. SECOND ROW: Judy McQuillan, Tamra Cumminqt. Ed Ruff, Ron lovoridqa. Ron Rohrar. Johr Bombon, Dava Montgomery, Daana Savaqa, Kathy Shimmin. SENIOR COUNCIL FIRST ROW. laft to riqht: Kathy Shim- min, Cap Gown; Kay Kurotori, Sanior Caraar Day; Anna Mendez. Sanior Ball and Maraata Shaward, Sanior Banquat. SECOND ROW: Tom Barclay, a sanior cabinat member; Tamra Cumminqs, Senior Announcements: Deanna Penn, Senior Sales; Frances Sands. Sanior Variety Show; Gail McIntyre and Gor don West, Senior Picnic Co-chairmen SENIOR BUS COMMITTEE FIRST ROW. left to riqht: Marqarat Hiqqins. Peqqy Smith, Mary Morton. Frances Sands. Olive Montori, Sally FawcoM. SECOND ROW: Virqinia Con ley, Anna Mandaz. Marcia Kiihne, Sande Melton. Barbara Halvorsen. Butahn Cheek, Bonnie Sacrist. SENIOF CAMERA SHY SENIORS—FIRST ROW. left to right: Dionie McMullen, Nancy (Northcutt) Baldwin. Glory Van Kirk, Jean Johnson. SECOND ROW: Louie Thompson. Joseph Leone Jr.. Bill Quigley. NOT PICTURED: Wayne Essley. Mr. Allan Gellermann's sixth period Civics class discusses plans for Career Day, held March 9. The 1956 winners of the Annual Bank of America awards were announced in Feb- ruary. FIRST ROW. left to right, are Marilyn Ha ood. Foreign Language; Kay Kurotori, Social Science; Sandra Leming, Vocational Arts; Douglas Silker, Art; Ed Ruff, English; Mike Navone. Trades and Industrial Arts; Ron Rohrer. Math; and John Bomben, Laboratory Science. ACTIVITIES The Sleepy Time Gelt performed March 22 and 23 at tho Senior Variety Show. Come to the Mardi Gras. Somo of the money winnors of tho Sen- ior class wore, left to right, Ron Love- ridge. Home Owner Contest, $100; Kay Kurotori, Oaughter of American Revolu- tion; John 8omben, NROTC; and Ron Rohrer. Merit Scholarship. The Dixieland Band. one of the hits of the Senior Variety Show, made the feet tap on stage and off. NANCY ITANEN JO DEE SOBOTKA JEFF MOORE MERLE MARSHALL Junior Repreientative Secretory Vice-Presidont President JUNIOR CLASS Leading the junior extravaganza are Merle Marshall, president; Jeff Moore, vice-president; Jo Dee Sobotka, secretary; and Nancy Itanen, representative. Three prompters in the Student Body Government are Steve Bordi, vice-president; Gary Espanosa, head yell leader; and Cathy Kelley, social affairs. Seniors will be seniors but it takes the juniors to drag the spirit out of the student body. All of our yell leaders and Devilettes are from the junior class. When the Junior Assembly was spotlighted as it traveled through town, it featured Merle Marshall, Verle Sidwell, Rod Atnip, Gary Espanosa, Dave Tom- mela, John Peterson and Roger Smith in the first boys' modem dance routine to be seen in this territory. The newest thing in special attraction was A Peek at Spring,” the Junior Fashion Show in which the boys and girls modeled the new spring fashions for every occasion. Blue Rendezvous” was the theme for the Junior Prom held in April. The crowning of the campus sweetheart took place at the fun-loving Junior Carnival held on June 1. The dutiful group of ushers at this daily matinee, commonly called Junior Service Members, did a commendable job of keeping the crowds going in and out of the right doors. The directors of this production are Mrs. Rosemary Mulvany, Mrs. Hildred Garrison and Mr. Loyd Moore. advisers MR. LOYD MOORE MRS. HILDRED GARRISON chairman MRS. ROSEMARY MULVANY 47 FIRST ROW. left Io right: Nan- do Brotseh, Adole Bouchard, Carol Buchor, Ann Bahli, Marcy Brechtol, Anita Conley, Betty Colvard, Sue Bordeaux, Nancy Carroll, Shlrlono Cope- land, Ponny Band. Sheila Brad- ley, Isabel Catambay. Alice Brooke. SECOND ROW: Douq Anderson. Ron Cataldo, Jim 8artneck. Keith Chambliss, Don Coleman. Steve Ackerman. Dave Copper, Dave Armstrong, Bob Bradford. Richard Cadenasso, Rich Chilcoat, Mike Cordua. Don Bo. Jack Crumloy. THIRD ROW: Terry Bowman, Martin Allan, Steve Carvajal, John Chornoh, Owen Cardinet, Steve Bordi. David Claire. Mike Car- penter, Richard Cuneo, Bob Chrlsman. Don Cima. Stove 8urks, Robort Beasley, Ron Crenna. FIRST ROW, loft to right: Con- nie Cavanah, Peggy Baker, Linda Acree, Carol Clark. Claudia Carxino, Joyce Cox, Carolyn Adams, Carol Acree. Darleno Carano. Kay Calkins. Rachel Cullison, Carol Carxino, Carole Carbaugh. Ruthi Crain. SECOND ROW: Carol Cooper. Susan Campboll, Alice Clark, Belva Boson. Sharon Breedlove, Mary Burton, Elaine Campuxano. Joanne Butler, Sharon Abbott, Edith Carlston, Diane Clark, V.rginla Cordero. Trudy Blythe. Jinx Adams. THIRD ROW: Har- old Bartke. Gary Atherton. Bob Cielintki. Alford 8olden, Jerry Dubbs, Elwyn Archibald, Philip Carlson. Willard Henderson, Walter Fletcher, John Cline, Johnny Boyd. Jim Dirks. Bill Bradley, Max Hankins. FIRST ROW. left to right: Alice Gay, Gail Duckhorn, Anelle Evans. Wanda DicVie. Gerry Hall. Sheila Gross. Edith Horn- ing, Margarot Dalton. Nancy Hathcock, Janet Davis, Pat Hansen. Sheila Hughes. Darlene Fulton. Barbara Grice. SEC- OND ROW: Ronald Helxer. 8ob Hedges, Tom Grooley. T. J. Elam, 8ob DeHart, Turk Gainor, George Darrow, Dick Ellsworth. Chet French. John Hatley. Jim Frasier. Pete Hilts, Jerry Hunt. Joe Davis. THIRD ROW: George Baldocchi. Hal Frisby, Carl El- lis. Dan Driskell. Bill Filbeck, Sam Fear. Charlie Bates, Gilbert Gutry, Goorge Itanon. Ken El- lingson, Eugene Earls, Tom DiMaggio. Roger Freemon, James Hayes. FIRST ROW, left to fight: Di- anna Daigan, Joy Daan Gainer. Bavarly Fairfield, Sylvia Gar- rlgan, Dorothy Gfammont, Mol- lia Laa Hawkint, Nancy Imhof. Judy Gilat, Dor! Gondarman. Lean Gondarman, Pat Erwin, Alliion Farriar, Wanda Funder- barg. Connio Temple . SECOND ROW: Tarry Davina, Ronald Hilltman, Bob Bona, Jaylean Dickarson, Billie Garrett, June GarlicV, Nancy Itanan, Carol Holman. Darleno Enoch . Alice Flori, Wayne Duarte, Chuck Hanten. Dennit Halter. Gary Eipinoia. THIRD ROW: Darral Irving, Larry Hollinger. Tom Engalhardt, Larry Delucchl, Tom Duncan, We Houto, Abe Gar- cia, Jim Gontalvet. Manual Gouvaia, Latter Davit, Ken Gondarman, Richard Hellmert. Roy Guy, Bill Hubbard. FIRST ROW, left to riaht: Cathy Jonet, Raenall Irith, Gayle Meete, Gayle Kran, Barbara Putnam, Gail Galbraith, Carol Groana. Dianna Evant. Jane Larmon, Sharon Pimentel, Un- dred Jonet, Arlene Moore. Jo- Ann Muegel. Charlene Krout. SECOND ROW: Abo Garcia. Jim Gontalvet. Lan Lanfranco. Dick Kitowtki, Dennit Johntton, Jim Kaptallt, David Kirkham. Ray Near, Larry Ferrit. Glynn Kigar, Wayne Price. Pota Hilft, Jerry Narberet. 8ruce McChet- ney. THIRD ROW: Tad Plumb. Ron Nolton, Art Pargamont, Denny Maton, Warren Moore. Darryl Newhouse. Wayne Kelly. Jerry Porter, Bruce McCorkla, Rod Moore. Manual Gouvaia, Jeff Moore, George Manlova, Norman Mickey. FIRST ROW. left to right: Note Phalpt, LaJean McElroy, Janice Jonet, Mary Larton, Rotalie Johnton. Joyce Mabry. Dorothy Lewi , Eddie Mabry, Claire Paata, Alvalaa Mitenhimer. Kathy O'Connor, Virginia Law- ton. France! McNally, Sandra McLean. SECOND ROW: 8ob Harrit, Eddie Partcal, Bill Har- vey. Bill Jonet, Charlet Law , Ron Nath Terry eft. Chuck Johntton, Mike McKinney. Curt Thrather, Clyda Thompton, Dick Kitowtki. THIRD ROW: Den- nit Murphy, Jerry Lively. Jerry Clarke, Richard Petrie, Roy Montaro. John Nunet. Garry Karr. Joe Platt. Gordon May- lone. Norman Nune . Harold Trapagniar, Dean Lattin, Len Latranco. Dale Ortega. FIRST ROW, left to right: Judy Nelson, Karen Simpson. Linda Young, Pauline Reeves, 8etty Ray. Mary Zarker, Janelle Spen- cer, Judy lemont. Cathy Kelley, Margaret Sheets, Kathy Watson, Berta Keeble, Janice Whislor, Ann Ready. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Quigley. June Mor- gan, Earlene Van Deventer. Linda Wilkie, Connie Richard- son. Pat Ross. Virginia Sheffield. Donna Van Pelt. Ann Ruther- ford. Mary Beth Laurence, Judy Thatcher, Jean Raviglione. Frances Thibodeaux, Hope Siino. THIRD ROW: Jerry Thomas, Don White, Paul Trost, Ed ZicTtefoose. Sydney Schwarts, Jim Towoll. Bob Small, Keith McKenzie, Jerry West. John Turner. Mel Redfield. Don Shaf- fer, Art Spessard, Harold Touchstone. FIRST ROW: left to right: Bar- bara Toole. Billie Toole, De- lores Sheppard. JoDee Sobotka. Jewol Sanders. Phyllis Williams, Barbara Racine, Ida Yamamoto. Lorna Robbins, Susan Sweeny. SECOND ROW: Sally Rose. Pat Zimmerman, Toni Torpacka. Syl- via Shell. Jeanne Trevorrow, Robert Vincent, Darlene Wal- ters. Barbara Grice, Ginny Cor- dero, Barbara Drew. THIRD ROW: Ellen Thompson. Dave Tommela. Danny Vasques. Dave Rawlinson, Bob Shorn. Ward Shldeler, Larry Stone. Paul Reeves. Earl Ward. Pam Stre- mel. FIRST ROW, left to right: Soon- dra Nelson, Pat Quinting, Bettye Jordan, Susan Moore. Penny Mills, Gene Spessard, Wanda Pintor, Barbara Derby. Joanne Foster. Ruth Larsen. Annie Mat- tos. Nancy Mitchell. Jan Vani- cek, Robin Kllng. SECOND ROW: Verle Sidwell, Roger Smith, 8ob Williams, Dennis Schultz. Art Williams. Dennis Slate. Ray Rogers. Bob Taylor. Lee Vaughn. Ted Tahira, Gerry Reynolds. Carroll Rogers. THIRD ROW: David Skinner, Don Pet- rich. Grant Tod, Ed Zickefoose, Keith Tate, Loyal Miner Merle Marshall. Dave Stafford. Alan Torres, John Wyzard. Dave Tom- mela. Clint McIntosh, John Pe- terson. Raymond Riccobuono. JUNIOR SERVICE FIRST ROW. left to fight: Sheila Bradley, Suo Sweeny, Joyce Cox, Nande Brotich, Penny Mill . Darlene Enoch� . Sue Bor- deaux, Itabel Catambay, Ann Rutherford, and Maudie Stone SECOND ROW; Kathy Watton. Lindred Jone� . Judi Lamont, Jinx Adam� , Diana Clark, Jow- ell Sander� , Dick Kitowiki, Bill Hubbard. Martin Allan, and Dennit Halter. THIRD ROW Pat Honien, Jo Dee Sobotka. Cathy Kelley, Margaret Sheeti. Sharon Abbott. Pam Stremel Willard Henderson. Jim Mc- Laughlin. Kent Hopkins, Jim Bartneck, Claudia Carxino, and Robin Kling. If you're interested in drip� , watch thete, � ay� Mr. William Toaipern, to hi� attentive Chemistry clat . Second Semester Newt I cubt study proper writing procedure, journelitm end proofreading morkt. end develop style in Mrs. Lum't third period clett. The modern dence group inter- prett ice sketing in the Christ- met Pegeont essembly. AL ALLISON GLENDA COWDEN ROBERTA 8URGLUND BRAD HILL Sophomor R pr«s ntdtlv« Secrotary Vice-President President SOPHOMORE CLASS Probably the most colorful assembly presented this year was performed by the graduating class of 1958, the Sophomores, with the gay and enthusiastic theme of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. The assembly, shown on Novem- ber 22, featured many exceptional acts, among them, the boys in Black Denim Trousers, Brad Hill, Buddy Barton, A1 Allison, and Charley Jones; Princess Alice Riley dancing on her toes; Judy Reed prancing to the Highland Fling ; ten girls featured in the Sailor Boys chorus; vocal soloist Susie Grubbs, Linda Fisher, and Dick Linford; several pantomimes including Let Me Go Lover, Shhh- Boom, and Dragon-net,” and jolly ole Santa Claus, John Gideon. December 16, class officers Brad Hill, president; Roberta Berglund, vice-presi- dent; Glenda Cowden, secretary; and A1 Allison, representative; aided the soph- omores in the presentation of their annual Christmas Formal, the Snowball Fantasy. Blue glitter and delicate snowballs lighted the Girls' Gym with a gala holiday spirit. Mr. Walter Kelson, Mrs. Betty Nikkei, and Mr. George Armstrong, class advisers, assisted the Sophomores with their money-raising project, a cake sale held on Leap Year Day, February 29. Through the efforts of salesgirls Janet Pimentel, Judy Schrock, Tanya McLean, Alice Riley, Darlene Hennessey, Linda Curtis, and Glenda Cowden, approximately twenty dollars was added to the Sophomore treasury. Under the leadership of A1 Allison, Welfare Commissioner, forty-five Sopho- more Service members kept order at our brunch stands. This group met once a month in order to solve various school problems. The Sophomore Class was represented In the Clubs Assembly by Jackie La Plante, Cynthia Dickey, and Linda Fisher, a vocal trio, who sang the ever-popular You, You. You. In the annual Junior Carnival, the versatile Sophomore barkers attracted the crowds to their game, and again added cash to the class treasury. 53 FIRST ROW, left to right: Lana Cummino� , Carol DeFratet. Botty Baldwin, Diana Carlo� . Noalla Canonica, Bov Dutra. Pat Anderion, Jana Brookt, Linda Curti� , Mary Ann Dortay, Jack! Danna, Linda Brahl, Gay Davi� , Pat� y Dumpit. SECOND ROW: Carol 8igby, Yvonne Biito, Elin Bjork. Clara Bryan. Pat Elliott. Billie Brady, Peggy Catcy. Pat Ead� . Jayne Chritten, Cynthia Dickay, Charlene Boote, Oval La Atnip, Carol Blood. Marla Byrd. THIRD ROW: Chari � Cook, Don Balat, Dal Brazil, Gerald Clough, David Bicknall, Don Brother� , Henry Cureton, Ernatt Carvajal. Wayne Bow- man, ChucV Davlln. Timothy Camaron, Bill Cook , Tom Car- ano, Rod Clark. FIRST ROW. left to right: Sand! Doolin, Diana Barlow, Franc � Chandler, Marianna Daviton, Janie Evan� , Patty Doiiar, Ger- aldine Chrittman, Marridy Dally, Lucy Dominguez. Ilia Benauini, Grace Day. Marilyn Dalton. Linda Craw ,. SECOND ROW: Larry Day. Jama� Barrett, Gary Cartwright. Chari � Clark, Bud Barton, Dave Barber, Jim Doran. Taylor Altman. Robert Crellar, Bill Churchman. Jo Cro� a, Kenneth Brewer, Garry Bapt it. THIRD ROW: Dav Biddle, Bart E. Blaketley, Gal Boram, Day Brockbank, Kir Bowman, Bill Bruce, Jomot Bradley, David Dowell. Thomat Lee Doraxio. Robert Byrd. Ronald Byrd. Don Baumrucker, Don Charnoh. Bry- ant Bolen. FIRST ROW. left to right: Ro- berta Barglund. Dona Cottan, Pat Elkin� . Glenda Cowdan. June Cotten, Judy Barber, Sarah Babbitt, Mari Bankhead, Car- ol Burton. Patricia Doharty, Judy Bryan, Jerri Crow , Lila Beddoet. SECOND ROW: Charlat Buckley, Gary Burkhart, Connie Clark. John Darner. Larry Armttrong. Paul Baker, John DuBoi� , Sonia Carlton. Either Carlton. THIRD ROW: Tom Ewing, Dewey Dye. Gary Bell. Dick Evan� , Tarry Axley. David Doran, Jo Boyd. Don Clark, Jim Chaney, 8r nt Byart, Chad Duckhorn. FIRST ROW, left to fight: Peggy Gibson, Marilyn Hanson, Nancy Johns, Pat Fletcher, Claudia Jackson, Arlina Jayna, Zaida Johnson, NiVki Lonac. Sua Grubbs. Kathia Forbes, Donna Jarvis. Barbara Johnson. Deana Foster, Joy Hodges. SECOND ROW: Linda Fisher, Janet Gar- riguas, Carolyn Lehmer, Judy Latter, Kjersti Lundeberg. Pat Filbeck, Delores Harcourt, Lu Lu Hufford, Gorry Gajarian, Charlotte Kinney, Delores Lund- berg, Doris Lundberg, Jackie La Plante. Jimmie Raya Jones. THIRD ROW: Dell Jensen. Mike Hoaglin, James Hatley, Danny Fosket, Louis Lieber, Jim Gavin, John Gideon, Dick Linford, Al Allison, Don Lindroth, Brad Hill, Frank Gooley, Dennis Gooley, Gary Lindstrom. FIRST ROW. left to right: Pat Fambrini, Gladys Lewis, Carol Ann HopVins, Martha Jordan, Judy Hawkins, Alice Harris, Jacquelin Jewett, Rita Hester, Nancy Hendrix, Darlene Hon- nessy, Betty Hand, Connie Hornback, Linda Jordan. Amy Glines. SECOND ROW: John Himes, Ray King, Charles Hol- brook, Ed Lewis, Frank Johnson, Charles Jonos, David Holmes. Howard Josoph, Bill Garrels, Russ Hagerstran, 8ob Kitchen. Floyd Harrison. Carlos Hann, Bill Gibson. THIRD ROW: Lea Hubbard, Joe Hover. John Got- shall. Charles Foreman, Norman Fisher, Joe Johnson. Gordon Knapp, John Jordan. Earl How- ell, Jerry Hall, Joe Loxo. Ken- neth Ferriera, Marvin Morris. Tommy King. FIRST ROW. left to right: Cathy Lively, Rita Kabat, Phyllis Gon- salves. Nelda Johnson, Arlene Howell, Shirley Hair, Karon Fleshmon, Marion Lawson, Carol Forguson, Linda Ferriera, Kaye Neal, Bonnio Mills, Phyllis Ren- iff. Kathie Nicklaus. SECOND ROW: Steve Puccio, Harell Rob- bins, Poter Padelford. Braden Morel, Ron Hager, Willie Gal- loway, Jim Johnson, Clydo Knotts, Roger McKay. Jamos Galli, Richard Molinar, Jay Nicholson, John Flint, Henry Pcllett. THIRD ROW: Ken Hall. Bill Farmer, Dale Foster, Art Kapsalis, Dale Ortega, Larry Justice. Clifford Kolondor, Vance Hartxoll. Vero Kraft. Art Himsel, John Irvin. Bill Hrvacek, Joe BrooVs. Larry Williams. FIRST ROW. loft to right: Alyco Noerenberg, Juanita Pago. Donna Payno, Nancy Piorson. Doanno Robison, Carol Potrio. Harriot Rideout, Carolyn Rano. Sharon Kilcoln, 8otsy Ohran, Judy Novill , Louiso Porcoll, Phyllis Roborfton. Mario Molen- dros. SECOND ROW: Joy Mach- ado. Karon Murdoch. Pat Mod- lin, Paula Mills, Tanya McLoan, Penny Perry, Darla Roborts. Vicki Pratt, Joy Pondrak, Mau- reen Morgan, Linda Parnham, Carol Mastorson, Roso Ortoga, DIano Matris. THIRD ROW: Ralph Plant . Walter Ross, Guy McCoy, Chuck Persyn, Ron Moyer, Joseph McAllistor, Paul Mathoson, Bill Ross. Alan Rios, Ken Mompollier. FIRST ROW. loft to right: Syl- via Powors, Diane Quinn, Gloria Ray, Karon Mollo, Yvonne Pel- lott, Barbara Robbins, Lynne Norton; Janice Roynolds, Bon- nie Nichols, Karon McAvoy, Sandra Polk, Priscilla Niomi, Louette Patton, Dianne Milburn. SECOND ROW: Dennis Mach- ado, Paul McElhanoy, Mark Manlovo, Sonny Pratt, James Ramsey. Richard Rice, Frank Piuimonti, Scott Olson, Doug Maddon. Franklyn Poterion, Rogor Russ. Rogor Moore. Mike Mooro. Miko Price. THIRD ROW: Kon Robbins, Bill McNamara. Ken Mitchell, Nod Presxler. Ev- erett Prewott, Sill Mohr, Daryl Phillips. Gary McElroy, Miko Moore. Stanloy Mooro, Mol Pape, Don Ostlund, Gary Mil- ton, Ken Nolen. FIRST ROW, left to right: Shar- on McClonnan, Sonfa Main, Hatsy Nakagaki, Joyco Moore. Erne Orin, Judy Palmor, Anne Matheson. Alma Quinlin, Char- motta Mann, Alice Mary Riloy, Judi Rood, Janet Pimental, Pat Putnam. Janet Parker. SECOND ROW: Diane Ramoy, Louise Suff- ridge, Bonita Wilson, Margie Tarvor, Darnoll Williams, Pa- tricia SadowsVi, Sue Tyler, Phyl- lis Thornton, Janico Wallace, Shorry Smith. Sharon Scott, Judy Wood. Carol Ann Snyder. Mae 8elle Snyder. THIRD ROW: Tom McKean, Jay Markham, Eugene Ortoga, Arcadio Santiago, Georgo Armstrong, Ron Tibul- ski, Wally Shoutts, George Scribner, Elvin Stubblofiold, Dalo Welch. Bob Patterson, Noal Satro, Marian Shanks, Har- loy Smith. SOPHOMORE SERVICE MEMBERS FIRST ROW. left to right: Judy Schrock, Karen Murdock, Ro- berta Berglund. Pat Fletcher. Darla Robert}. Jimmie Rae Jones. Yvonne Bisso. Penny Per- ry. Pat Elkins, Glenda Cowden Kimi Tahira. SECOND ROW Darlene Hennessey, Betty Hand. Bev Dutra, Judy Neville, Don Baumrucker. Ron Byrd, John Godchaux, Frank Johnson. THIRD ROW: Elin Biork. Pen- ny Sweeney. Lynn Norton, Di- anna Milburn, Connie Horn- back. Lucy Dominquez. Jay McCoy, Brad Hill. Dale Brazil. Robert Byrd. The Spanish Cantarists of senorita Galindo's Spanish II class chant weekly in 5 C. When it comes to planes, anqles and fiqures, Paula Mills can get Mr. Archie McEwing's attention anytime in a geometry class. JOHN BOIOGNI SUSAN JACKSON LOIS NAKAGAKI JOHN BARCLAY Froth Rapratanfativa Sacratary Vica-Pratidant Pratidan� FRESHMAN CLASS The youngsters of our school, the Freshmen, got off to a start here this fall by voting as their Frosh typicals, Sandy Scarborough and John Bologni. The class which will graduate in 1959, supposedly, had a successful cleanup day in October, and were paid in donuts for the laborious job. On the social roster, in November members elected Judy Sands and Mickey Trette to preside over their ''kingdom. In this Freshman Fantasy, Beneath the Sea, they had their traditional dance. An octopus attracted much attention. One of the highlights of the annual Frosh assembly was Larry Young and his electric guitar, accompanied by Jim Wimmer. Ixirry did a torchy job as a singer. He was asked also to entertain for the Junior Fashion Show which was held in spring. The Frozen Knee-caps, seventeen Bermuda-clad girls, danced to Flattop and boosted the applause meter. ADVISERS MR. NORMAN KESNER MISS FRIEDA HAAS MR. FURY DALLA Chairman 59 FIRST ROW. laft to right: Donna Bartnock. Bevarly Barnett, Dixie Alliion, Joy Archibald. Maureen Cardinat, Barbara Brown, Mari- lyn Becker, Carolyn Baker. Linda Barnard, Barbara Clough, Ann Curaton, Judy Atwood. Batty Contrerai, Itabel Lamotha. SEC- OND ROW: Dorothy Alliion, Carol Curtii. Mary Morrow. Diana Macchi, Jaanna Brunette, Dawn Breeze, Joanne Breedlove. Beverly Catkey, Patricia Carle- ion, Karen Berg. Suian Brati- berg, Martha Cabalen, Joanne Brown. Sharon Bailey. THIRD ROW: Ralph ClarV Jim Cal- dara, Mike Baird, Kenneth Car- ter, Ronald Cook, David Ander- ion. Dale Adamt, Clinton Cole- man, Bob Aroniton, Ronald Churchman, Ronnie Caldwell. Robert Andarion, Steve Catay. Paul Chaplik. FIRST ROW. left to right: Anna Adami, Judy Clarke. Alnita Chandler, Sandra Andarion, Shirley Cordua. Maria Carvajal, Judi Blackwell, Sharon Biih, Carolyn Bengiten, Pat Crote, Roiie Campot. Ann Angell. Lin- da Coffee. SECOND ROW: Rae- lene Chaia. Linda Andarion, Karen Burgcii, Sheri Cimino. Janelle Crabbe, Darlene Coombt, Mary Andriesien, Lyn Ballock, Laurie Auguitine. Bei- lie Cline, Janet Bolcerek. Ann Bargum, Yolantho Bergor, Joan Aubuchon THIRD ROW: Joe Blood. Tom Antink, Carl Caval- lo. Oicar 8raaia. Jimmy Burr, Larry Allan, Stave Bretty, Ricky Brotsch. Richard Alvara, Gary Arenti. Lance Cheek, Letter At- wood, John Butler, Ronnie Cooke. FIRST ROW, left to right: Jan- ico Burkhart, Barbara Bohu, Bar- bara Cox. Karen Clute, Brenda Hightower. JoAnn Fernandei. Roie Frazier, Noel Humphries Sharleen Davit, Marlene Gil- ford, Geneva Good, Carole De- Lay, Arlene Griffore. Delorit Dye. SECOND ROW: Jamet Concannon. Lea Baer. Jerry Brown. Bill Bennett. Bob Brady. Patrick Alliion, Kern Batei, Dick Andarion, David Chriitiana, John Barclay, Gordon Hollinger, Roger Emanuali, Richard Hedgei. THIRD ROW: Jake Catey, Chatter Belknap, Loren Allen, John Clugiton Jim Cree, John Bologni, Phil Allen, Erneit Clement, Elwood Alton, Dan 8arney, Paul Caulk. Lao Cotce, Richard Cobla, Kan Hightowar. Lanny Ball. FIRST ROW. left to right: Janet Ferwarda, Marilyn Tollman. Alan Hall, Ruby Oankatalle. Betty D«Um«. Linda Dally, Ros- lyn Goldstein, Sharron Hoppe, Alice Garcia. Sandy Goulart, Donna Hatley. Yvonne Faraloa, Margret DuVal. Mary Ann EeV- ford. SECOND ROW: Darrell Ebert. Oleg Dubney, Bob Hoi den. Mike Heinemann. Gary Harrington, Lannet Edit, Carl Hayer, Glenn Hill. Gene Dirks. Lynn Freeman. Denny Goodrum. Bill Helgett. Brook� Hamm. Gut Genocchio. THIRD ROW: Harry Eitzen, Lee Grichuhin, Ralph Hamilton, John Houte. Leroy Fore. Garry Graebor, Glenn Eb- ert. John Humphrey. Joe Her- rera. Daniel DePont. Jamet Heath. Webb Hadden. Thomat Darner, William Feldhake. FIRST ROW. left to right: Joan Dortxbach. Connie Henderton. Inez Garcia, Sonia Halverten, Carol Hleb, Jeanio Habe. Pat Hatkln , Sutan Galbraith, Sandy Harditon, Donna Dabney, Ruth Glatt, Barbara Gonderman. Ann Horsfall, Sharon Graham. SEC- OND ROW: Dorothy Harvitch. Lorono Gianni, Heather Hoop- er. Marby Drekel, Pamela Dowell. Marcella Fitch, Barbara Hunt. Bobbi Heinzel, Diane Darrow, Linda Ditmore, Judy Dodge, Jean Deaton. Donna Heflin. THIRD ROW: Ray Hed- lund. Jerry Fiiher. Louit Gadol, John Dyckman, Michael Gus- tafton, John Ferrari, Larry Frie- ten. Jack Harpe, Steve Fry. Ken Foltz, Jim Faiion. Don Elfving. Buddy Evan� , Floyd HucVaby FIRST ROW. left to right: Dar- lene Gaipard. Sharon Davi� , Pat Erman, Shirley Hetter. Karen Fredrickson, Marlene Dawe, Jo- iane Harper, Pat Funderburg, Marie Mattot, Elona Gooley, Lynn Griffith. Nancy Jacoby. Judy Jessee, Cynthia Jones. SECOND ROW: Terry Madden. Linda Johnson, Judy Johnson, Susan Jackson, Judie Laughlin, Becky McLaughlin. Nancy Kel- ler, Kay Mooro, Janet Medcalf, Gloria Mason. Martha Landes, Jeanette Moetsneer, Shirley Johnson, Evelyn Loza. THIRD ROW: Richard Jones, Richard McDermott. Calvin Elder, Herb Ludrlcks, Dean Deaton, Bob Murray, Allen Hagerstrand, Jim Liggett. Kenneth Enke, Richard Lawrence, Jerry McKay. John Moore. Allen Meyer, Kirk Ja- cobson. FIRST ROW. left to right: Linda Lean, Mary Martin. France� Itanen. Beverly Mallory, Linda Machado, Karen Metier, Mary Jo Mitchell. Karen Miller. Louise Jenten, Teri Maynard. Ponny Jonet, Louren Jonet, Kay Matterton. Pamela Machado. SECOND ROW: Sheila Johnton. Kathy McKee. Donna Maher, Meriam McDonald, Judy Lyont. Rona Moore, Sylvia Motna, Pat Markovich. Brigitte Muhm, Mar- ty McGrath, Penny Lundeberg, Elsie Mills, Kandy Jatheway, Sharron Manoney. THIRD ROW: Charlet Kimet, Jay Jackton. Nick Mascitelli, Don McKintey, Robert Lucet, Charlet Juitice, Tim McQuillan, David Johnton, Wayne Jonet, Robert Kint, Bill Mefclwaine, Dennit Mills. Lewis Morgan, Norman Lorenzen. FIRST ROW. left to rioht: Elena Kawabe. Marie Kawabe, Karen McCain, Gail Jonet. Judy Jag- ger, Judy Kupka, Darlene Lam- port, Charlene Lambert. Sherie Leaver. Ruth Lingenfelter, San- dra Kclleck, Judy Morelll, Dr- lorn Matron. SECOND ROW: Barbara Kendle, Gary Mats, Gary Maynard. Larry Leimone. Greg Martin, Clyde Luomala. Sam Johniton, Vaughn Leath, Richard Methewi. Roderick Kreitt. Garry Korpi, Tim Mitch- ell, Sandy Kirtchner. THIRD ROW: Mike Larkin, J. D. Murph- ree. Henry Melendret, Ralph Mohr, Paul Jonet, Brian Me- derat. Bob Mangini, Chariot Lamb. David Imhof. Roy Jara, Dave Kietel, Ted Miller, Dale Larton, Harlan King. FIRST ROW. left to right: Nancy Putnam, Phyllis Null, Pat Payne. Betty Rhodes, Shoron Stone, Carol Ryan. Janet Solomon, Pat Rogers. Sandra Scarborough. Mary Ann Staton, Lou Ann San- ders. Kathy Nadgwick. Barbara Salwatter, Judy Streeter. SEC- OND ROW: Dolores Salisbury, Peggy Richards, Juanita Randle. Judy Sands, Juanita Skinner. Larry Swanson, Judy Shum, Mar- tha Self, Audrey Simpson, Linda Stevenson, Lynda Smatal, Peggy Sidobottom, Barbara Riley, Linda Palmoter. THIRD ROW: Paul Slater, Ron Richardson, Herb Schoeller, Gary Staggo. Torry Small. Stephen Nicholas, John Skeen, Dennit Reilly. Ger- ald Quigg, Darrell Phipps, Rob- ert Rodriguez, George Reitz, Bob Swanson. Ken Peterson. FIRST ROW. I«(t to right: Maren Sundquist, Judy Riggs, Barbara Nutting. Sharon Pinned, Dar- lene Stavig, Pat Payne. Rachel Radman. Priscilla Robinson, Donna Pearton, Joanna Pimen- tal. Carol Ann Ostarhoundt. Terry Remchen. Susan Russell. Sandra Shaver. SECOND ROW: Gary Pitts. Bill RinV. Chuck Not- tingham. Lenny Olson, Keith Sovereign, John Sheets, Elliott Sponable, Larry Spessard. Mike Ploeger, Ray Nebergall, Wayne Simons. Buddy Peebles, Jerry Robrecht, Jack Sheehan. THIRD ROW: Phillip Sefers. Eddy Routs. John Scott Robert Parks. Steve Oxment, Robert Gonsalves. Robert Nolden. Keith Schwartx- trauber, Joseph V. A. Partan- sky, Richard Roller, John Slater, Norman Smith, Bryan Pierce. FIRST ROW, left to right: Sharon Robbins, Barbara Patterson, Jo- ann Rosea. Judy Romano. Sue Sheffield, Diane Shelby. Toni Smith, Sharon Pimentel. Carol Phitlipsen, Sandra Sheffield. Witmetta Serventi. Susi Sey- mour, Donna Swearenqin, Louise Swayxe. SECOND ROW: Roger Stagg, Tom Scoggins, Eddie Smith. Lester Rodgers. Jim Royse, Aubrey Reeves. Paul Ohran, Ken Padqett, Jimmy Sparks. John Riccobuono, Gary Russo. David Nace. Richard Sauers. Bill Pratt. THIRD ROW: Bill Stone, Bob Palmere, Ron Rose Bruce Olsen, Lew Pencjilly, Stephen Swindell, Garrett Sbo- na. Peter Schlaman. Brent Post- en, Jimmy puiqley. Everett Roberson, Donn Nibbtett. Mur- ray Shelton, Don Palton. FIRST R9W. left to right: San- dra Recio, Sue Rogers. Phyllis Swelt, Cathy Swett, Cathy Or- tega. Lois Nakaqaki, Carla Schlotter, Nancy Reyes, Diane Stonaker. Ann O’Neal, Carol Vargus Marilyn Thompson, Pat- sy Vinding, Toni Vargus, Jo-Rita Whisenhunt. SECOND ROW: Larry Simmons. John Rcdstreak, Ron Southwick, Gerald Stone. Bob Price, Orris Sundlie, Lonnie Saling, Dean Wilson, Jim S. Snavely, Morlin Zimmerly, Ron Winkler. Bill Wood. Richard Sloniker. THIRD ROW: Forrest Van Wert. Ronny Terry. Bill Wil- liams. Dennis Treadway. Dennis Wadsworth, Jim Webster, Da- vid Torres. Richard 0!c ery, Jerry Zimmerman, Larry Zim- merman, Curtis White, Bill Wal- lis, Lenny Williams. Buddy Weinxheimer, Phil Wagner. FIRST ROW, loft to right: Pot Walter� , Shirley Teylor, JoAnn Taylor. Becky Zuur, Ginger Tomlinson, Sue Tate. Joan Woodbury, Kim White, Mar- garet Anne Withinaton, Judie Yergenson, Joyce Wutike. Jean Trost, Diane Voelkol, Dorothy Vagliente. SECOND ROW: Jean Tate, Mary Lou Tilley, Mary Jane Zundel, Vicki Wilson, Charlene Zarker, Natalie Zav- ialoff, Gall Wagner, Sandra Terwilleger. Sandra Young. THIRD ROW: Albert Trette. Don Tarbet, Cliff Chambers, Bruce Walton, Ronald Trost. Craig Whislor, James Wimmer, Gilbert Tully, Bill Tener, James Thomas. Yarn Timmerman, Ger- ald Van Dyke, John Wood. Douglas Trost. The Typical Freshmen, selected and screened by the News Staff, after first being elected from their freshman English classes, are. for 1954, Sandy Scarbor- ough and John Bologni. The Freshman King and Queen, crowned November 23 at the semi-formal freshman dance, Beneath the Sea, selected and screened by the Dance Com- mittee, were Judi Sands and Al Trette. FRESHMAN SERVICE FIRST ROW. left to riaht: Jan- ice Burkheart, Tarry Maynard. Larry Swanson, Kirk Jacobsen, Bill Bannatt. Yarn Timmeman, Gu. Ginocchio. SECOND ROW: Sholia Johnion. Karan Fred- rickton, Lauren Jonas. Jaan Daaton. Toni Varqus Ann Cure- ton. Linda Dally. Toni Smith, Kay Moore. THIRD ROW: Noal Humphrey, Carol Hieb, Donna Hatley. Heather Hooper. Shir- lay Johnson. Donna Bartneck, Beverlv Barnett. Jaan Tata Mary Lou Tillay. FOURTH ROW: Pam Dowell. Judy Riggs Nancy Kel- ler, John Moore. Richard Law- rence. John Barclay. Roddy Kraiss, Louie Gadol. FIFTH ROW: Don Mattson, Steve Casey, David Kiesel, Robert Nolden. Dale Adams, Dick Jones. Ted Plumb. Canvassing the Campus for paper and old apple cores, members of the Freshman Class fillod 25 containers on their cleanup day. Interpreting music and rhythm with their arms and bodies is the Freshman modern dance clast under tho direction of Mitt Lieluvietis. % LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Littleton. Bov� ’ Repre- sentativo; Gory Espinosa, Hood Yoll Leader; Virginia Clousson, Girls' Representative. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron Loveridge, Sales and Finance Commissioner; Anna Mendex. Secre- tary; Steve Bordi, Vice-President. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail McIntyre. Second Somes ter Public Relations Commissioner; Bill John- ston. First Semester Public Relations Commts sionor; Oianno Tolies. Clubs' Commissioner. Pie ? ------- kir JitL- r Jo Pat Shockey, Student Body President LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobbie Garverick. Program Commissioner; Cathy Kelloy, Social Affairs Commissioner; Wayno Kint. Chief Justice. LEFT TO RIGHT: A! Allison. Sophomore Repre- sentative; Nancy Itanen, Junior Representative; John Bologni. Freshman Representative. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Sobotko. Sonior Repre sentativo; Dave Montgomery. Grounds Com missioner; Don Walters, Buildinqt Commis- sioner. STUDENT COUNCIL 69 DIABLO NEWS BILL JOHNSTON Editor fall tamattar of tha Diablo Newt Keeping the show publicized was the job of the Diablo News staffs. Fall semester editor, Bill Johnston, and assistant editor, Bob Potter, put seven editions to bed, including the eight-page Christmas Edition. Spring editor, Gail McIntyre and assistant editor, Mary Walden, pushed seven more editions into the mold to keep the latest developments before the reading public. Dick Alford managed the football programs, gail McIntyre Editor tpring tamattar of th« Diablo Nawt and Frances Sands the student directories. Where there's a spare dime, there's a chance for publicity, the staff thought, so 51 Academic saw legmen running in and out every period of the day. Press conferences were the rewards for a few top staff members: Stanford, University of California and the University of Washington saw representatives from Diablo telling the story of the great '56 show. Th« Nawt it out today to ttaff mambart giva it tha critical aya. DIABLO 56 MRS HELEN LUM Director of Student Publication� SANDE MELTON Editor of the Dieblo '54 When the curtain rolled down, the staff had caught the picture story of Diablo '56, and was ready to peddle the copies. Sandra Melton, ed- itor. and Janet Loe, assistant editor, headed the edition with Mrs. Helen Lum as director of pub- lication. There were times when the staff members as well as adviser, felt that the three balls of a pawn shop should hang above 51 Academic for any- time a talent could be pawned and turned into money for the publication, it was done. Last fall the staff was invited to enter a booth in the Wal- nut Creek Festival on a percentage basis. It was accepted readily for it spelled cash. So the midway rang with Diablo barkers, and Mr. Joe Public darted thousands of balloons. Diablo News staff members threw in their time to man the booth with the Diablo '56 members, and for two days and three nights the money rolled into the till. Carving out the record of the '56 show took not only individual talents but their cash as well. There was always gas to buy, and the advertis- ing staff members dug deep into their own pockets to help get out the living record of the show. Pictura� ara tha buiinast of thaia taniors and junior� who maka up tha Diablo ‘56 staff. FIRST ROW, loft to right: Charlotte Mastno, Peggy Smith, Sharon Levada, Karen Fredrickson. Joy Partensky, Virginia Claussen, Bill 8ruce, Larry Larsen, Keith Chambliss, Tod Miller, Carrol Rogor� . Gary Maynard, John Irvinq, Vaughn Leith, Ron Walter� . SECOND ROW: Donni� Treadway, Alice Harm. Jim Cheney. Sandra Thoma� . Ronnie Holier Roy Johnion, Earl Ward, Darlene Laughlin, Judl Gilo� , Larry Leimone, Bruco Olion, David Barber. Ova Lee Atnip. Keith McKonxie. Curtis� White, Pat Barry, Bob Williams, Danny Estrada. Sandy Kirschner. Jim Webster, Jim Rosowski. THIRD ROW: Marlene Dawe. Gordon Knapp, Maren Sundqulst, Elma Becker, David Kloiol. Walter (Bill) Williams, Roger Russ, Charles Foreman, Lee Vaughn, Lynn Norton, Ralph Plants, Maralyn 8ecker, Harold Hayworth, Jim Allen, Gordon Creer, Roger Moore, John Flint, Dale Wilke, Timmy Cameron, Rcqo Piva, Paul Webster, John Nunos, Bruce McCorklo, Tamra Cumming� , Jack Crumley, Pete Shelly, Charles Clark. Gerald Clough. FOURTH ROW: Donald Lindroth, Don Ostlund, Lavon Chandler, Jr. Omania, Nordean Cameron, Art Himsl, Mr. Jim Arnold, Director; Joe Inch, Gerry Reynolds, Jan Whisler, Marilee Lambert, Casey Randall. Wayne Kint, Raonell Irish, John Wost Ralph Svoboda, Ralph Mohr, Dave Craig, Gary Lindstrom, Gary Cartwright, Mike McKinney. Don Powell. NOT PICTURED: Sam Johnston. BAND The Mt. Diablo Marching and Concert Band under the direction of Mr. Jim Arnold had its usual busy year at Diablo. In addition to marching and playing in all the home and away football games, the band participated in the Redmen Pow Wow, the California State Fair for the fourth consecutive time, and the Walnut Festival, winning first place in the parade and field competition at the latter. The band presented its annual assembly concert on January 26 and its Spring concert on May 24. Two concerts at intermediate schools, Glenbrook and Loma Vista, were given for the first time. ORCHESTRA Members of the Mt. Diablo Orchestra under the direction of Mrs. Mary Lowrey, were invited to compete in the All-State Orchestra Festival at Santa Barbara this year, as well as the College of Pacific Festival. The orchestra has entertained during the year at the term plays, the Christmas Pageant, a Spring Concert and the Commencement Exercises. FIRST ROW, loft to right: Lorraine Haviland. Gayle Taylor, Dorothy Hanisch. Ponny Sweeney. SECOND ROW: Jeanotte Mocssner. Wanda Dickie, Terry Madden, Sherie Leaner. Ron Terry. THIRD ROW: Pat Elliott, Phyllis Reniff. Olive Montori. Roger Emanuels. Mike Hoaglin Esther Carlson. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Bryant. La Jean McElroy Mike Helnomann, Gary Harrington. FIFTH ROW: David Brockbank Mrs. Mary Lowrey, Director; Fred Melendres, Cliff Vaughn. VARSITONIANS FIRST ROW, left to right: Denny Coffee, Bob Small, Al Allison, Gil Johnion. Jim Bartneck. Keith McKemie. SECOND ROW: Ken Inke. Paul Webster, Chuck Johnston, Gene Smith, Warren Moore. Bob Bradford. THIRD ROW: Raenell Irish. Casey Randall. Director. Mr James Arnold. • JINX ADAMS JAN VANICEK GARY ESPINOSA IZZY CATAMBAY YELL LEADERS PHYLLIS WILLIAMS Up in the grandstands, Beatin’ on a tin can— is an example of the Mt. Diablo rooting section sounding off under Head Yell Leader Gary Espinosa, and assisted by Jinx Adams, Izzy Catambay, Lennie Lanfranco, and Jan Vanicek. DEVILETTES The Devilettes representing Diablo in song and dance for this year are Dianne Evans, Head Devilette; Diana Clark, Barbara Grice, and Phyllis Williams. DIANA CLARK DIANNE EVANS BARBARA GRICE MAJORETTES MARETTA SHEWARD SANDRA MELTON NANCY ITANEN JUDY HOLBROOK AT PIANO: Loretta Thompson. FIRST ROW. left to fight: Nancy Mitch- •II. Kay Calkint, Mary Tarango, Judy Neville, Mario Molendres, Delores Sheppard, Phyllis Robertton, Carol Tweoten, Ruth Larson. Cynthia Dickey, Linda Fishor, Nancy Carrall, Joy D«an Gainer, Gay Davit. SECOND ROW: Germaine Nouheitel, Janice Roynoldt. Janolle Spencer, Elin Bjork, Yvonne Bitto, Dona Cotton, Betty Ohran, lindred Jonet, Suzy Neill, Rowena Young, Charlene Boote, Delyte Green, Jeanne Thatcher, Joyce Co . Jaylcen Dickerton. THIRD ROW: Donna Snelling, Connie Cavanah, Mary Weitinger, Marcia Mani, Gloria Dominguez, Laurel Etchmann, Ann Schutz, David Skinner, Sam Fear, Sid Holub, Jim Kaptalit, Carl Cavallo. Jim Wimmer, Larry Hollinger, Don Petrich, Cliff Ferriera. FOURTH ROW: 8etty Jean Kraft. Nancy Hathcock. Judy Laughlin, Donna Hatley, Carol Petrie, Deanne Rob iton, Mary Larton, Ronald Churchman, Denny Goodrum. William Toner, Tommy Acrce, Ken Robbint, Daryl Phillipt. Mike Larkin, Gerald Fither. Jack Kennerton, Dave Johnson. George Prall (Director). NOT PICTURED: Adele Bitchel, Jack Dunn. Wayne Estley. Harold Hay- worth, Peggy Smith, Ralph Svoboda, Tony Torpacka, Jim Scott. Carol Cook, Betty Hand, Nancy Imhof. A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. George Prall, has had an exciting year. They entertained the student body in the Christmas Pageant, they went to C.O.P. on February 4, then on to Parks Air Force Base to entertain the boys in blue. San Mateo saw them on May 19, for the music workshop and festival. On May 14, they presented the public with their Spring Concert. ENSEMBLE Featured at the inauguration of Holbrook Heights Elementary was Mr. George Prall's En- semble. This is the second year it has entertained the public. Members of the Ensemble appeared on a Saturday Morning Program, in December for the University Women, also at the Recreation Center for the Club Women of Concord. PIANO: Carolyn Taylor. FIRST ROW. left � o right: Mr. George Prall Linda Fisher. Sue Sweeny. Janice Jonet, Margaret Higgent. Penny Perry. SECOND ROW: Dick Linford. Sid Holub, Gil Johnton, Manuel Gouvele, Deana Savage. PIANO: Jeanette Dalton. FIRST ROW. left to right: Ptyche Miller, Charlene Lewis, Vicki Wilton. Sue Tyler. Wilma Holland, Sue Onstott, Joann Rotea. Ann Angell. Ruth Scruggt, Charlene Zarkor. Pat Filbeck, Diane Cerlot. SECOND ROW- Sharon Kilcoin, Pat Rideout. Shari Lar- sen, Sue Frater. Betty Holden. 8etto Hutchinson, Juanita Paqe, Darnell Williamt. Janice Evans, Gail Ouckhorn, Carol Acree. Karen Wright. Judie Yergenton, Rote Marie DIMaggio. THIRD ROW: Janet Forwerda, Judy Thatcher, Jo Ann Muegel, Judi Jagger. Margaret Du Val. Catherine Ortega. Lauretta Augestine. Bonita Wilton, Joyce Mabry. Pat Younggreen, Diane Daigan, Sharon 8ith, Delorit Dye. Sandra Bjork. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Georqe Prall. Director, Pat Carter. Joy Pendrak. Carole Vargus. Donna Maher. Ruby Don Batalla. Jean Trost, Jo Ann Fernandet, Connie Hornback, Kathie Forbes Mary Waitrovich. Sue Roaert, Linda Ferreira. Carole Burton. Virginia Augustine. NOT PICTURED: Fall 1955—Linda Brehl, Lila Beddoes. Loretta Fisher. Ina Lee Irish, Alyce Noerenberg. Fall I9S4—Joanne Browne. Darlent Carano, Judy Clarke, Linda Clarke. Linda Ditmore, Beverly Jenkins. Penny Jones. Karen Sue Miller, Priscilla Robinson. Diane Tribino, Sandy Helrick, Gail Jonet. Lana Ludwig, Rosie Campos. GIRLS' GLEE The Girls' Glee was particularly spotlighted during the annual orchestra concert given April 13. The A Capped Choir � eng Chrittma� ceroti et the member� of the dremt cla � Interpret the , nativity tcene et the Chritlmet pjgeent _______.. .. . .. r . •• V — The te refugee� from Sophomore Auembly ere other� !� known e� The Bend of Highway 101 The Chrittmet Caroler� eweit their cue� while the Three King� relei between tcene . John K Cheppell. e celebrated radio com- mentator born in Rutti.t gave the ttudent body a Veteran - Day intighl into real patriotitm when he tpoVe of hit youthful eiperiencet at both aitembliei Miu Ethel Brubaker. librarian, sends Kan Peterson aloft for that lo� t book. Ona of tha hair-raising stunts at half tima was parformad at a homej baikatball game. An accordion and a plaat girl do a special act for tha house. Dolly Rosales was tha Taan Tima who dedicated records to Diabolitee over KECC. Spring weathor brought out moro Diablo hoopiterv It's a birdl If'� a plane! No. It'� Pete! For theta itudenti of Pacifica who left our campui at Eaitor time, tho curve of cement pointed north toward their own campui. Tho iweet meandering language” teiti it learnert thii day. 77 DRAMA Mr. Charles Oakley, a member of last year's English Department, is this year's drama teacher. The first performance of the department under his direction, was the traditional Christmas Pageant. Almost im- mediately rehearsals started for the first semester term play, Meet Me in St. Louis, which was performed for two nights, Janu- ary 12 and 13. Mr. Oakley said this of his performers, They worked together as a team helping each other and never once did any dissension arise. Pictured at the left ii the edit of the first lemeiter term play titled Meet Me in St. Louit. Seated FIRST ROW. left to right: Pat Kemper and Mary Morton. SECOND ROW: Don Powell, Barbara Weitbrook, and Wayne Euley. THIRD ROW: Larry Halter, Olive Montori. Derek Pearce, Bobbie Garverick. Francei Sand� . Rod Newhall, Laurel Eihmann, Vicki Harvey, Ken Bonanza, and Marci Kiihne. VARIETIES Exotic dancers caught in on of thoir creative mood� . Siamese cats ond Bunny combination make with a cheesecake. With the gay theme of Mardi Gras the Senior Variety Show was an exciting and colorful production. Included in the cast of one hundred were the chorus and many individual acts. Talented upperclassmen take well-deserved bowj after exhibit- ing their talents. THE DIABLO PROPS FOR Chorus� of secretaries end linguists, students of the political sciences and accounting, know the corridors of the Commercial 8uilding. liahts burn late in the Shop Building (or there's always something new to build or mend. 80 The great backdrop is the Ace demic Building where much of the show's action Is lived and seen. 18 -buipiing s� :|t u3 � H u; p � noq � i� t j� � 6� n6uv| •41 jo pu� ‘nopv ‘IMltipy uiAq , Aog pup ,(|Ji0 � 4( tuOi| J93upj| •u pu� tjii� ii� 4t � )j� ui ua: u� p uj� •poui pu� 'ti� p|mq Apoq NouonaoHd 3AH S3SH Top Wright, annual photographor tor Diablo '56. poioi a tonior tor that all important portrait. First Semester Presldonf BLOCK 0 FIRST ROW. loll to riqhl: Roy John- ton, John DuBoit. Ted Tahira. Verio Sidwoll. Stove Sordl, Bill Moore Jerry Britton. Harold Hayworth. Ted Plumb. Gordon Dodton. SEC OND ROW: Marvin Williamt. Rod Atn p. Carl Elite, Martin Allan, Jay Walton, Danny Vasquez, Mike Car- pentor, Don Garlington. Mike Na vone, Ed Zickofoose. Jorry Dubbt, Davo Claire. Pat Shockoy, Charlo- Clark. THIRD ROW; Steve Carvajal Don Bo, Sonny Cordet. Ken Poter- ion. Dave Sousa. Monk Walth, Lou rence Durbin. John Chornoh, Loya' Miner. John Ruite. FOURTH ROW Barry Lacy. Ed Ruff. Dave Stafford Sid Schwartz. Jack Waxman, Ron Frank. Don Mattton, Tom Trueman. Warron Moore, Bill Harvey. FIFTH ROW: Arvin Bolon. Gerald Hamor. Davo Martin. Rcgo Piva, Tiff Hay- den. Tom Barclay, Cliff Moret, Denny Coffee. Wayne Littleton, Jerry Nourte, Georqe Lindroth, Dick Elliworth. SIXTH ROW: Dick Bolcerek, Brooke Jacobten, John Mathewt, Don Anderton. Bill Parker. Gene Powning. Ron Walton, Doug Enocht, Howard Kennerton, Don Walter , Harold Bartke. DON MATTSON Second Semetter Pretidonl MR. HART FAIRCLOUGH Adviter RALLY COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, left to right: Pat Han- ten, Margaret Sheet . JoAnn Butler. Dlaua Clark, Jinx Adams, Phyllis Williams, Penny Mills. Gary Es- pinosa. SECOND ROW: Janice Whisler, Ann Rutherford. Penny Per- ry, Nancy Carroll, Ida Yamamoto. Saundra Nelson. Barbara Grice. John Peterson. THIRD ROW: Dianna Evans, Hatty Nakagakl. Jimmie-Ray Jones. Barbara Miller. Bev Fairfield. Sue Onstott, Ann Ready. Izzy Ca- tambay, Jan Vanicek, Lenny Lenfran- co. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Van Schaack. Sandra Kilcoin. Marcia Mani. Marilee Lambert, Doanna Penn, Gwynn Barron, Gean Spestard, Dianna Milburn. Connie Hornback. Maralynn Hagood, Stophanie Brown. GARY ESPINOSA Head Yell Leader MISS RUTH GALINDO Adviter of C. S. F. It took a lot of hard work to qualify for this picture of the first and second semester C. S. F. Mem- bership. KATHLEEN SHIMMIN President of C. S. F. PAM STREMEL President JUNIOR STATESMEN OF AMERICA FIRST ROW. left lo riqht: Loll Nakaqaki, Kim Tahira, Hatty Naka qoki, Lucy Dominguex, Ann Schutx Laurio Eschmann, Ponny Lundeborg, Sue Bordeaux, Jo Dee Sobotka, Rosalie Johnson, Nancy Itanan SECOND ROW: Marci Kiihne. Utunah DeHcart. Poqqy Garre � Gcan Spetsard. Ida Yamamoto Billie Garrett, Pat Markovich, Bev Fairfield. Isabel Catambay, Betty Garrison. Wobb Hadden. THIRD ROW; Kjorsti Lundeborq, Charlotte Ouiqloy, June Morqan. Warrone Ridley. Sheri Cimino. Kathy Wat- son. Borta Koeble. Judy Goekler, Roslyn Goldstein, Jerry Dubbs Jim Towell. Ruth Felt. Janice Whisler, Pam Stremol. FOURTH ROW; Con- nie Henderson, Dave Skinner. Lou Ann Rondleman, Jeanne 8artneck, Sande Molton, Sue Mauser Judl Jones. Louis Mancini. Bill Sobotka. Dave Dowell. Roqer Emanuels, Jim Faison. Earl Boissonou, Lennio Lan- franco. LOUIS MANCINI Vice President LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW. left to riqht: Becky McLauqhlin, Judy Roed. Marlene Dawe, Briqette Muhm.JoAnn Rosea. Susan Bratsberq, Sandy Kirschner. Claudia Jackson. Judy Palmer. SEC- OND ROW: Deanno Robison. Kay Snow, Alice Riley. Paula Mills. Sher- ry Smith. Janet Pimentel, Toni Smith. Beverly Barnett. Mary Clark Nancy Keller. THIRD ROW: Craiq Miller, Stanley Moore. Merridy Dally, Harriet Rideout, Sherrie Leavor, Pat Markovich, Sheric Cimi- no, Jayne Christen, Marilyn Hanson. Dr. Caroline Ross, adviser. FOURTH ROW: Gus Ginocchio. Ron Lichti Joe Partansky, Mike Hineman, Dale Adams. Norman Smith. Bill Wil- liams, Dan Barney. Douq Madden Don Elvinq, Gordon Career. Jim Guiqley. ALICE RILEY President MISS MARY CROUTER Adviser LANGUAGE CLUB FIRST ROW. left to riqht: Kay Kurotori. Pat Erwin. Joanne Butler. Ann Ready, Judl Giles. Jowell Sanders, President; Edith Carlston Diana Clark. Marqarot Sheets, Cathy Kelley. Nancy Itanon. SECOND ROW: Ruth Felt. Ruthi Crane, Char- lotte Mastne. Betty Garrison, Jo Dee Sobotka. Ida Yamamoto. Carol Groene, Ginnio Cordero. Rosalie Johnson. Gary Espinosa. Sue Bor- deaux. THIRO ROW: 8ette Fletchor Virginia Claussen, Isabol Catambay. Pat Hansen, Bev Fairfield, Jerry Walsh, Casoy Randall. Don Garling- ton, Sally Rose. Jacqueline Jewett, Ann Bahls. FOURTH ROW: June Garlick, Butch Johnson, Gean Spes- sard, Charles Caulk, Judy Adams. Arvin Bolen. Dave Martin, Cliff Mores, Sonny Cordes, Wayne Little- ton, Sande Melton, Claudia Jack- son. Charlotte Schwartx. Sarah Bab- bitt. JEWELL SANDERS President MISS MIRIAM ROBBINS Advil ) DANCE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, l ff to right: Cathy Kelley, Robin Kling, Margarof Sheet!, Ginny Cordero, Sue Bor- deaux. Jo Deo Sobotka. Sheila Bradley. Nancie Brottch. SECOND ROW: Ruth Felt, Maudio Stono Betty Garrison, Nancy Itanen, Judy Peterson, Jeanne Bartneck, Susan Mooro. Bobbie Garverick. THIRD ROW: Jewell Sandori. Judy Giles Ann Ready, Jerry Walsh. Barbara Racine, June Morgan, Pam Stromal Sue Mauser, Francis Sands. CATHY KELLEY Social Affairs Commissioner MRS. BETTY COURTNEY Adviser EDUCATION CLUB FIRST ROW. left to right: Diane Evans, Lindred Jonas. Betty Fletcher Judy Giles, Jewell Sanders, Joanne Brunelle, Mary Peter, Myrna Gold- stein, Janet Lo . Judy Peterson. Suxy Neill, Berta Keeble. Barbara Bryant. SECONO ROW: Sue Sweeney. Deanna Sheldon. Mara- lynn Hagood, Olive Montori, Sue Mouser, Joan St. Pierre. Ann Schutx Kathy Shimmin. Marilyn Becker Barbara Lawson, Webb Hadden Carolyn Taylor, Judy McQuillan Marceline Kiihne, Betty Wotzel Stephanie Brown, Jacquelin Jewett Pat Markovich, Glenda Crowden Ann Rutherford. THIRD ROW: Di- ane Tolies. Laurel Eschmann, Tamra Cummings. Warrene Ridley, Judy Tate. Margaret Higgins, Diane Trebino, Pat Bailey, Kay Kurotori, Ann Bahls, Pat Elkins. 8arbara Hal vorsen, Carol Dietz, Judi Jones. KAY KUROTORI President ANNA MENDEZ President This year's Business Club is a com- bination of the FBLA and the Com- mercial Club of former years Commercial majors get together for mutual interests and entertain- ments. 8ETTY KRAFT Vice-President MR. WILLIAM TOASPERN Adviser CHESS CLUB FIRST ROW. left to riqht: Paul Web slor. Joseph Parfansky. SECOND ROW: Louis Mancini. Ralph Mohr STANDING: Mr. William Toaspern Adviser. PAUL WE8STER President MRS. JANE ROY Adviser TRI HI Y FIRST ROW. left to right: Kim Tahira, Alice Riley, Nelda Johnson Zelda Johnson. Connie Stevens. Sonia Carlson. Judy Palmer. Carole Burton, Bette Hutchinson. SECOND ROW: Elen Biork. Chaplain; Sue Sweeny, President; Carole Petrie Vice-President; Deanna Sheldon, Sandra 8]ork, Penny Swoeny, Treas- urer; Hatsy Nakagaki, Secretary; Jeanne Trovorrow. Anita Conley. SUE SWEENY Prosidont MR. CHARLES OAKLEY Adviser STAGE CREW FIRST ROW. left to right: Jim Me- Laughlin. Walt Fletcher. John Barnes. SECOND ROW: Jim Thibo- deau , Ray Near, Steve Ackerman. jim McLaughlin Head Stage Crewman NOT PICTURED: Larry Halter. MR. JOHNSON Adviser PROJECTIONISTS FIRST ROW. loll lo right: John Nonet, Brook Jacobsen. Ray Ricco- buno, Mr. Johnson. adviser; lau ronce Durbin. Jerry Clark. SECOND ROW: Joe Boyd. James Ferrell, Garrick Kerr. Steve Maloney, Bill Schreeder, Jack Waxman. Ron Franks. LAURENCE DURBIN President JAY WALTON Ron's able assistant SALES AND FINANCE FIRST ROW. left to right: Peggy Garrett, Kathleen Shimmin, Carol Diets, Barbara Halvorsen. Barbara Westbrook. Lou Ann Rendleman Vicki Harvey, Betty Garrison, Diane Kulander. SECOND ROW: Jay Wal- ton, Boverly Reynolds. Jo Anr Muegel. Arlene Moore Judy Tate Margaret Higgins. Virqinia Conley. Yvonne Flethman. Pat Erwin, Ruth Fell. THIRD ROW: Theresa Had- lichka. Kathy Warren. Sue Fraser, Myrtle Whitaker, Darlene 8aldwin, Judy Sauer. Inei Carvajal, Diano Trobino. RON LOVERIDGE Sales and Finance Commissi' MR. SUNDQUIST Adviser HI Y FIRST ROW. left to right: Mike Larken, Bob Parks, Lance Cheek, Ray King. Mr. Sundquist. Chester 8elknap, Don Parke. Arvin Bolen, Georqe Manlovo. SECOND ROW- Harold Robbins. Marlin Shanks, Butch Johnson. Casey Randall. Dave Martin. Babe Guerisoli. Neil Sotre. George Darrell. RAY KING President MR. SIMON SIMONIAN Adviser SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW. left to right: Louir Gadol, Bob Fritch, Jerry Dubbs Jim Towoll, Clyde Thompson, Rob- orf Hedgos, Alan Robbins, and Jim Rosowski. SECOND ROW: Jim Hayes. Don Elfuing, Jim Chenoy. Sherie Leaver. Jim Lea. end Richard Laurence, Brooks Hamm. JIM ROSOWSKI President MISS LORRAINE 8ABELLE Adviser JR. RED CROSS FIRST ROW. left to right: Gayr Salet. Patty Vidisky. Sue Tyler. Caro1 Snyder. Mae Snyder. Donna Lom- bardo. Lorraine Haviland, Joar Woodbury. SECOND ROW: Jacque- lin Jewett, Nancy Mitchell. Berta Keeble. Karen Simpson. Maxinr Henry, Sonja Carlson. Connie Stev ens. Jeanne Trevorrow. Jeanne Bru- nolle. THIRD ROW: Sue Onstott. Doris Dortxbach, Dixie Hendicks. Utunah DeHeart, Judi Ludwig, Da- vid Skinner, Sue Fraser. Pattie Bail- ey. Nancy Hedgecock. Ann Bahls. Stephanie Brown, Sheri Cimino. KAREN SIMPSON President VIRGINIA CLAUSSEN Girls' Representative SENIOR STUDENT ADVISERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Vlrginier Claussen. Joan St. Pierre. Mary Peters, Janet Loe, Loretta Thomp son. Judy Blackstone. Bill Moore Tom York, Gwon Barren, Jeanette Dalton. Deanna Savaqe. SECOND ROW: Maralynn Haqood, Kathy Shimmin. Carol Dietx, Lofricl Omania. Betty Weiiel, France? Sands. Dick Waterman, Jay Walton. Dave Poarce. Sharon Levada, Mar cia Mani, Carolyn Taylor, Olive | Montori. THIRD ROW: Diane Kufl lander. Harold Havworth, Tom Barclay, Dick Alford, Bill Johnston,| Ron Rohrer. Casey Randall. Paul Webster, Gone Smith, Earl Boissoj nou, Ed Ruff, Georqo Lindroth[| James Gordon. WAYNE LITTLETON 8oys' Representative MRS. BETTY NIKKEI Adviser The Girls' Athletic Association (GAA), sponsored by Mrs. Betty Nikkei, provides healthful activity for many, as you can see by the lorge membership. Tamra Cum- mings was elected president of the organisation. MR. WILLIAM POWELL Adviser SKI CLUB The fading Ski Club was sparked back to life this year by a cold winter and young new teacher. Mr William Powell. PAT BARRY President TAMRA CUMMINGS President MR. ROSS PRICF Adviser JAZZ CLUB The Jaxz Club blued into exist- ence again this vear under the leadership of Mr. Ress Price. JUDY PETERSON President Pro-Temp Comoro shy teachor� pictured loft to right aro Mr. Hart Fairdough, Gordon—your motherly instincts are showing. (Small tramp kitten Miss Miriam Robbins. Mr. Johnathon Warren, Miss Ethel Brubaker was named Lower Case by journalism students.) Mr. William Morris, and Mr. Archie McEwing. No doubt you all remembor this favorite scene in the Faculty Assembly. Left to Right are: Orv Bubbles Steffen Doug Curlie Smith, Ferd Point your Toe DIol, Wilson Mao West Londrum, and Hart Prima Dona Fairdough. Anyono rocognixo Mary Ann without her'Partnor in Crime Gail Sue? Gail and Freddie (the alligator), for the first time separated from her twin, Mary Ann. Shown with Mr. Wilson Landrum their adviser are the members of Si boys and a girl make up one of Diablo's most pictorial dubs— the ablo Radio Club here at Diablo. tho Camera Club. 94 Thor '� « considerable diHerence between the juniors (background) end the seniors (foreground) on dess picture day. Judy, Gail. Mory. Arlene. Bobbie, end Maroefa Interpret the drums In the Senior Variety Show. Another victory chalked up for Marc's RED shoes. Mrs. turn and her crew are Seattle bound for the P.S.S.P. Conference. Backstage Lynn and Ron do a shuffle off to Buffalo routine. Monk and Harry share earrings at the Senior Variety. YEAR IN REVIEW CHARLES KARP ass'stant J.V. coach JON WARREN assistant Frosh coach BILL POWELL sistant backfiold coach, varsity Mt. Diablo opened the 1955 football season by losing to the ever-strong Alameda Hornets, 45 to 6, in the first of three practice game series. Making a comeback, the Devils crushed the Cardinals of Santa Cruz, 32 to 12. Playing Oakland Tech in the final of the three-game series, Diablo fell under the Bulldogs by a score of 13 to 0. MT. DIABLO vs. PITTSBURG. The Red Devils opened league play on their home field, playing host to the Pittsburg Pirates. Both teams scored their only touchdowns late in the third quarter. The game ended in a 6-6 deadlock. MT. DIABLO vs. ACALANES: The Diablo eleven received its first league defeat from the Acalanes Dons in a 13 to 7 struggle. A 98-yard T.D. run, called back because of a Devil offside, nullified a possible victory. In losing the game Diablo gave back to Acalanes the perpetual trophy set up between the schools. MT. DIABLO vs. PLEASANT HILL. Making a comeback from the previous week's loss, Mt. Diablo captured its first league victory, rolling over the down-trodden Pleasant Hill Rams, 34-7. f V I) ]MT. DIABLO vs. LAS LOMAS. Although winning the S A ffytd league game in its total number of first downs received, the total yards gained, Diablo found itself on the short I y end of a deceiving score of 18-14 in favor of the Las Lomas P Knights. MT. DIABLO vs. ANTIOCH. The Red Pack traveled to Antioch for the final game of the season and were edged out by the Panthers, 19-14. This was the curtain call game for seventeen graduating seniors. HART FAIRCLOUGH h«ad backfiald coach WILSON LANDRUM haad J.V. coach DOUG SMITH haad Frosh coach ORV STEFFEN haad varsity coach 99 k. DENNY COFFEE Quarterback HAROLD HAYWORTH Halfback CLIFF MORES Halfback DOUG ENOCHS Guard DON MATSON Tackle REGO PIVA Fullback CLIFF HAYDEN End DON WALTERS Tackle MARV WILLIAMS Halfback FIRST ROW. left to right: Manager! Jack Waxman, Jay Walton. John Dubois. SECOND ROW: Jarry Hamer, Marv Williams, Harold Hayworth, Ron Franks, Ed Zickefoose, Don Cook. T. J. Elam. Warron Moore. Loyal Miner, George Darrow. THIRD ROW: Doug Enochs. Cliff Mores, Denny Coffee. Tom Barclay, Roy Johnson, Ken Peterson. Tom True- man, Rego Piva, Don Bo, Bob Cielinski. Don Petrich. FOURTH ROW: Cliff Hayden, Gordon Dodson, Don Walters. John Wyiard, Don Mattson, Bill Parker, Ted Plumb, Merle Marshall, Dick Ellsworth. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Diablo... 6 Alameda ... 45 Diablo 0 Oakland Tech... ... 13 Diablo.... 32 Santa Cruz .. 13 Diablo 6 Pittsburg ... 6 Diablo 7 Acalanes ... 13 Diablo 34 Pleasant Hill ... 7 Diablo 14 Las Lomas ... 18 Diablo 14 Antioch ... 19 STANDINGS Team W Tie L Pittsburg ........... 4 1 0 Las Lomas............ 4 0 1 Antioch ............. 3 0 2 Acalanes............. 2 0 3 Diablo ............... 1 1 3 Pleasant Hill........ 0 0 5 Harold Hayworth and Cliff Mores going In for the kill In the Pittsburg game. Al Allison, Charley Jones, and Garry Lindstrom work out for Cliff Mores going through Pleasant Hill line with the assistance big JV game. of Marv Williams. FIRST ROW. left to right; Managort Wally Shoultx, Jim Hoath. SECONO ROW: Brant Byari. Gary linitrom, Bill Marshall, Al Allison, Frank Johnion. Charlio Jones. Buddy lurton, Norman Mickay. Roy Guy, John Craw� , 8ob Crow� . THIRO ROW: Sonny Pratt. Gary Vorniar, Gary Cartwright, iVerle Sidwall, Ron Nalion, Martin Allan, Jim Gonta|vai, Gill Gutry. Jim Zurr, Mika Moora. Jarry Clough. FOURTH 1ROW: John Stemble. Oavid Doran, Paul Matheson, John Turner. Earl Phipps, Bill Gainer, Jerry Wait, Grant Tojld. I Richard Niionger, Dave Biddle, Charles Foreman, Stan Moore. FIFTH ROW: Goorge Beldocchi. Jim Gavin. Art Parfcament, Denny Mason, Jay McCoy. Doug Anderson. David Craig, Henry Curoton, John Gideon. Mike Mialy, Bab Roskie, Dale Bratil, Eugene Earls. SCORES Diablo........ 7 Diablo........ 19 Diablo........ 12 Diablo........ 6 Diablo........ 6 Diablo,....... 0 Diablo........ 0 San Lorenzo . ... 13 Antioch ... 12 Pleasant Hill . ... 13 Acalanes ... 25 Pacifica ... 0 Las Lomas ... 13 Pittsburg ... 6 J. V. FOOTBALL Gordon Dodson and Roy Sam Johnson, co-captains (or the Diablo- Pittsburg varsity game, call the coin before the kickoff. Football is not a bed of roses, as shown by Bob Cieiinski, Don Petrich, and John Wizard in this practice session. Diablo't card section forms a white M.D. on a red and green background as part of half time entertainment. I«1aa FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW. left to right: Bill Stone, Paul Chaplik. Bob Kent. Clyde Luomala. Garry KorpI, Darrell Phippi. Bob Swanson. Douglas Trost. SECOND ROW: John Sheets, Doan Doaton, Steve Casey. Ray Johns, Paul Jones, Jack Harp, 'Buddy' Peebles, Danny DePoint, Allen Kagerstand. Glenn Hill. John Moore. THIRD ROW: Steve Swendall, Lew- Is Morgan, Jack Kennerson, David Anderson, Lenny Ol- son. Don McKinzio, Ronald Trost. Lymon Ellis. Bob Pal- mer. Tom Antink, Nick Mas- sitelle. FOURTH ROW: Jim Faison, Managor Walt Wil- liams. Albert Tretfe, Larry Allen, Steve Brassy. Charles Kimes, Dennis Treadway, Vaughn Leath. John Dyclt- man, Brian Piorco, John Humphroy. David Torres, Jim Snovely, manager. FIFTH ROW; Tim McQuil- lan. Dick Mathews, David Johnson, Richard Jones, Carl Hayes. Ray Hedlund, Ron Lichti, Ed Roufs, Ron Terry, Paul Slater, Gerry Fisher. Diablo Frosh. Diablo Frosh. Diablo Frosh. SCORES . 7 Pleasant Hill Frosh.......15 . 6 Amador Frosh .............35 . 7 Amador Frosh .............13 Speedy Haworth carries the mail (or Diablo against Pleasant Hill. Cliff Mores, and Kon Peterson, co-captains for the Acalanes game, talking it ovor with the officials. What a draftl Diano Evans. Barbara Grice, Phyllis Williams, ond Diane Clark watch the game with wide mouthed amazement. Yell leaders lead the choering section in the Alma Mater after the Los Lomas game. Coachos Steffen and Fair- clough w«r« hoisted high off the field after (he Pleat- ant Hill game. Sande Melton. Judy Hol- brook. Nancy Itanen and Maretta Showard. Diablo Majorettei, kneel in a talute to the National Anthem. Coach callt for reinforce- ment� after half time dur- ing the Pittsburg game. Judy Adamt, Jan Vanicek. and Gary Etplnota. Diablo yoll leaden watch intensely as th game progresses. Touchdown?! FIRST ROW. left to right, Managor David Clair®. Rov Johnson. Jarry Walth. Cliff Moras. Marvin Williams. Tod Plumb. Manager Jack Waxman. SECOND ROW: Merle Marshall. Dave Stafford, Ron Loveridge, Doug Andorson, David Craig. Manager Ed Lewis. Ted Tahira, Dan Vasques Art Pargamcnt. Dave Tommela. Loyal Minor, Chuck Porsyn. VARSITY BASKETBALL Members of the Diablo Basketball team did a tremendous Job duo to their greal team spirit and their aggressiveness which was tho deciding factor in taking second placo, Coach Charlie Karp commented. I can't praise them enough, because they were really groat. The Diablo five were prodicted to win three out of five of their practice games, but as it turned out, they got away with four from five. Early season predictions placed our quintet in the League's fourth spot. They upset all prophecies by grabbing nine victories out of twelvo League plays. Tho losses were to Acalanes onco, and Pittsburg twice. The ovor-all account is thirteen wins out of seventeen games. Somo outstanding players are Roy Johnson, who made high-scoring honors and all-County fifst team; Dick Norenberg, who graduated at mid- term and also earned special recognition from tho League; Tod Plumb as center, replacing Dick Norenberg; Dave Stafford making all-County second team; Ron Lovoridge receiving Honorable Mention; and Marv Williams. Jerry Walsh, who missed twelve games because of an ankle injury, came back at the end of tho season playing hard to make up for lost time. Main players were guards, Roy Johnson, Dave Slafford, Cliff Mores; for- wards. Motv Williams, Ron Loveridge, Jorry Walsh; and Ted Plumb. Dick Norenberg at center. VARSITY SCOREBOARD ... 60 59 36 32 42 Lowell 72 72 63 46 43 61 41 57 49 61 39 66 29 43 49 42 37 47 37 . 43 37 64 41 66 50 41 45 Diablo 56 Acalanes 70 ROY JOHNSON JERRY WALSH CLIFF MORES DAVE STAFFORD RON LOVERIDGE TED PLUMB MARV. WILLIAMS 106 FIRST ROW, loft to right: Robort Kint, managor; John Tonotti, Goorgo Baldocchi, Rogar Rum, Ron Smith. Wayne Duarte. Jim Hoath, manager. SECOND ROW: Dave 8arber. Jim Gontalvet, Jim Gavin, Jerry Clough. Neil Satre. Ron Tibuliki, Al Allison. Richard Nisonger. B BASKETBALL Coach Anaclario's B's, this season, buzzed up lo a real solid third spot in tho League by winning thro© out of fivo of thoir practice games which were San Lorenzo, Castlemont, and Encinal; six wins out of tho twelve League plays. The B’s twice trompod over oach of the following: Pleasant Hill, Las Lomas, and Pacifica. Howevor, they wero defeated by Pittsburg, Antioch, and Acalanes twice each. These sharpshootors played scrappy and very progressive ball, and thus, ended with a real terrific season,” according to Coach Anaclario. Dave Barber pushed his way up to All-County, second team: Gerry Clough recoived Honorable Mention, and Tollable Al Allison mado Honor- ary Captain. Varsity contenders for next term may bo Jim Gonsalves and Neil Satro. Some prospects could b© sophomores, Dave Barbor. Gerry Clough, and Ron Tibulski. The first string this season was composed of such fast-driving ball playors as Wayne Duarto, forward; Dave Barber, guard; Al Allison, guard; Ron Tibulski. center; and Gerry Gough, forward. B SCOREBOARD Diablo........34 Encinal.........46 San Lorenzo........19 Lowell.............39 Diablo............35 Diablo____________31 Diablo............37 Diablo............36 Diablo............35 Diablo............35 Diablo... 41 Diablo............41 Diablo............20 Diablo............37 Diablo............36 Diablo............35 Diablo.......—...48 Diablo............52 Diablo............41 Diablo............51 Castlemont ........32 Armijo.............48 Ploasant Hill _____34 Antioch........„...43 Las Lomas .........38 Pacilica...........23 Pittsburg .........45 Acalanes ..........43 Ploasant Hill .....35 Antioch ...........44 Las Lomas .........44 Pacifica.......... 39 Pittsburg .........71 Acalanes ..........61 JIM GAVIN RON TIBULSKI DAVE BARBER WAYNE DUARTE JERRY CLOUGH JIM GONSALVES AL ALLISON 107 Johnson gets a rebound for Diablo. Antioch player got� by our defonso. Cliff dribbles tho ball in the Antioch game. Dick doat a great job on the backboards in the Antioch qama. Strawhatters maka appearance at basketball games with Bermuda bound clothes. Jerry sinks two for Diablo in Pittsburq game. Johnson and Lea look on. Clift hooks a shot as all the players look on with tension. Barber reaches for the ball as Duarte comes to assist him. Jerry goes in for a lay up as Dick and Al look on Jerry Clough makes a mighty Iood for a bal which is not pictured. 108 A SQUAD-FIRST ROW. loft to right: Bob Bradford, Coach Orv. Station. Head Coach Hart Fairclough, Coach Doug Smith. John Crews. SECOND ROW: Clint Mclntoth, Brooke Ja- cobsen, Ron Walters, Bill Gainer. John Cher- noh, Sonny Hamer. Tom Holmes. Jerry West, Ron Cataldo. Jim Gonsal- ves. Gil Johnson, Har- old Hayworth. THIRD ROW: Danny Vasques, Al Trette, Babe Guerl- soli, Rego Piva, Gordon Silva, Dave Montgom- ery. 8ob Templeton, Don Mattson. Richard Cadenasso, George Darrow, John Turner. BACK ROW: John To- netti, Tom Barclay, Don Parke, Mel Redfield. Lynn Price. Richard Mat- thews. John Flint, Don Campbell. Harold, Tre- pagnier, Zane Hunt, Denny Date, John Crews. TRACK The Mt. Diablo track teams were scheduled to appear in eight meets this year. Two of their star men from last year's team were Rego Piva. who pole-vaulted with a record of 11 feet 9 inches, and Harold Hayworth, who led the field in dashes and hurdles. 1956 SCHEDULE March 9 Balboa at Concord April 11 Berkeley at Berkeley March 16 Las Lomas and Pleasant April 17 Piedmont at Concord Hill at Concord April 27 Pittsburg at Pittsburg March 23 Hayward at Hayward May 4 Antioch and Alhambra April 8 Acalanes at Concord Concord Rego Piva finds the height of the bar no trouble at all in the three-way meet between Diablo. Las Lomas and Pleasant Hill. Harold Hayworth sprints a winning 100-yard dash. Abe Garcia, Sonny Hamer, and Al Trette all try for a first place in the 120 low hurdles. Mel Redfield tries for six feet on the high [ump. B SQUAD—FIRST ROW. left to right: Eugene Earls, Milo Price. Dean Deaton, Mike Mooro. Marc Stephen. Normen Mickoy, Roy Guy. Dennis Treadway. Dick Kitowski, Earl Phipps. David Holmes, David Clairo, Richard Tonetti. SECOND ROW: Coach Dug Smith, Sonny Pratt, Charles Kimos. Kenneth Brower, Elvin Stubblefield. Ed Lewis, Neal Satre. Bob Kitchen, Lee Schippor, Al Allison, Dave Barber, Louis Gadol, Gary Lindstrom, Junior Omania. Coach Orv Steffen. B TRACK The B” Track Team scheduled eight meets, some dual, some triangular. They are as follows: Balboa, Pleasant Hill and Las Lomas in a triangular meet; Pitts- burg, Antioch and Alhambra in a triangular meet; Acalanes, Piedmont, and Hayward. One of this year’s up and coming B’’ stars was sophomore Marc Stephen, who broke the 660 stadium record early in March. Diablo B trackman digs in as tho tapo is broken in the 150-yard dash. Coach Hart Fairclough gives lasf minuto instructions to thoso Dovil trackmen. The lightweights show their skill in jumping over tho hurdles. Hoaving the discus is Rego Piva. Diablo lightweight take second in 75-yard dath. Sonny Pratt clears the bar by many inches. Diablo puts John Swott out at first. Dave Stafford preparet to complete a double steal. Mt. Diablo, Castlemont, and Las Lomas vie for honors in tho backstroke. FIRST ROW, left to right: Jack Dunn, Bill Marshall, Verio Sidwoll. Rod Atnip, Sonny Cordos, Jorry Walih. Ron Frank� . SECOND ROW: Art Pargemont, Richard Bolcorok. Larry Hollingcr, Davo Stafford, Mori Marshall, Lloyd Cranna. Under now hood coach Carl Anaclario, the Mt. Diablo Red Devil basoball team made a determined drive for tho league championship. Al pross lime tho Red Devils were in first place. 2 games ahead of 2nd place. Rod Atnip, aco Diablo moundsman, to date holds the best Diablo pitching record. At tho beginning of tho season, Rod started by hurling 24 consocutivo scoreless innings. Rod is not only tho loading moundsman but he is tho leading batter as well, with a hofty 600 average. Also pounding the ball heavily are Davo Stafford. Verio Sidwell and Dick Bolcera. The Red Devils will bo in top shape next year as thoy have six juniors on tho first team. Tho graduating seniors Include. Marv Williams, left field; Sonny Cordes, right fiold; Jerry Walsh, second base, and Ron Franks, center field. PRACTICE GAMES Borkeley................ 1 Mt. Diablo............... 3 John Swell ............. 2 Mt. Diablo.—............. 6 LEAGUE GAMES Mt. Diablo....—......... 2 Mt. Diablo.............. 3 y VARSITY BASEBALL Acalanes .... Antioch........ Las Lomas — Pacifica .... Pittsburg.... Pleasant Hill Acalanes .... Antioch —.... Las Lomas .... Pacifica .... Pittsburg.... Pleasant Hill Mt. Diablo. Mt. Diablo. Mt. Diablo Mt. Diablo. Mt. Diablo. Mt. Diablo. Mt. Diablo. Mt. Diablo. Mt. Diablo. Mt. Diablo. Varsity baseball batting practice held before a big game. Steve Bordi it out at first In a varsity baseball practice tettion. CARL ANACLARIO STANLEY MILLER Coach of the vanity bateball team. Coach of the B baseball team George Manlove, George Itanen, and Bruce McCorkle. varsity bateball managort. VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM FIRST ROW. left to right: Jack Wax- man. Doug Madden, Wally Shouitx, Kirk Bowman. Chariot Caulk, Arvm Bolon, Wayna Littleton. Mika Navone, Ronald Gruatting. SECOND ROW: Bill John- iton, Howard Konnorton. David Mortin. Marlon Shanks, Bill Harvey, Dave Cooper, Dick Jones, Gordon Dodson, Dave Sousa. THIRD ROW; Robert Yin- cant, Ted Tahlra, Ralph Mohr, Jack Kan- narson, Bill Williams, loui Mancini. Jim Zuur, Cliff Vaughn, Hank Curaton, Terry Rapp. Richard Dorsey. SWIMMING B SWIMMING TEAM FIRST ROW. left to right: Brian Cetto. Ramon Da Cierto, Charles Foreman, Jack Konnerson, Bob Arcndtson. Dan Du Pont. Ted Miller. SECOND ROW: Paul Jonas, Bart Bloketley, Jerry Clough, Richard McDermott. Bob White, Vaughn Leath. THIRD ROW: Dave Keitel. Wayna Price. Bob Williams. Brian Ma- deros, John Sheets. Ed Hadley, Royce Dalton. Coach Les Williams said early in the season. This year's team is the strongest we have ever had, and I feel there is a chance we may win the county cham- pionships.” Varsity standouts are Wayne Littleton, who swims the 50-yard free style; and Howard Kennerson, who swims the 200-yard free style, while the B standouts are Bryant Bolen, who swims the individual medley, and Gerald Clough, who swims the 100-yard breast stroke. This year's swimming team was scheduled for sixteen meets, starting at the end of February and ending the middle of May. A member of the swimming team performing a backward somersault. Two membort of the swimming team practicing the butterfly stroko. Dave Sousa executes a forward one and a half off the high board. Mika Navone shown in the pika position of a forward somersault. LES WILLIAMS Coach of the varsity and B swimming teams. 113 TUMBLING TEAM—FIRST ROW, left lo right: Lanny Ball, Jack Sheehan. Jim Royco. Roy Jara, J. Markham, Jerry Dubbs, Jerry Underwood, Don Cook. 8ob Skaggs. Art Crowe. SECOND ROW: Bill Cook. Gary Matz, Ron Cook, Lance Cheek. Keith Schwartxtraubor, Jerry Britton, T. J. Elam. Martin Allan. Bill Bruce. Frank Johnson, Tim Towell. THIRD ROW: Mike Erwin, Taylor Alt- man. Dave Brockbank, Eddie Routs, Miko Carpenter. Jay Jackson. Dietmar Fritsch, Pot Hilts. Bruco McChcsncy. Steve Carvajal, Ernie Carvajal, Jim Saggs. I 14 MR. WILLIAM POW Coach TUMBLING Displaying the balance and physique of circus performers, this year's tumbling team has competed with Sequoia, Redwood City and Richmond High Schools as well as entertained midtime at the home basketball games. J. Markham was rated one of the best tumblers of the year by Coach Powell, who felt he had fulfilled his early season's promise. CROSS-COUNTRY The camera had a hard time keeping pace with Mr. George Armstrong's Cross- Country team which won 7 of its 10 varsity meets, and 4 of its 8 B” meets. Running through the spotlight to receive awards were Ron Walters, team cap- tain; Clint McIntosh, Marc Stephen, Dave Claire, Harold Trepagnier, Ron Love- ridge and Ted Tahira, varsity members. For ''B'' awards, appeared Joe Partansky, Rick Tonetti, and Dave Kiesel. This year’s members worked during the fall semester for the first awards ever to be presented to a Cross Country Team at Diablo. MR. GEORGE ARMSTI Coach FIRST ROW. left to right: Marc Steven. Clint McIntosh. Ron Walter� . Tommy Holme� . SECOND ROW: Joe Partansky, Ron Loveridge. Ed Lewi� , Louis Gadol. Harold Trepagnier. Dave Claire. THE GOLF TEAM-FIRST ROW. left to right: Don Cima. Larry Laurence. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Charlie Karp. Sid Schwarf:. Pat Shockoy, Goorgo Lind- rolh. NOT PICTURED: Geno Powning. liTT CHARLES KARP Coach MLSON LANDRUM Coach GOLF We may not set the world afire this season, but we'll win more than w© lose, Coach Karp predicted early in the season. He felt that the individual improvement of each of his players in this three-year-old sport at Diablo would show up in the twelve matches staged for the season. TENNIS The squad started challenging schools in and out of the league territory on March 6, and ended the season May 17 at Pleasant Hill. In April, members of the team attended the Santa Rosa invitational tournament of Northern California high schools. These boys swung their racquets against junior colleges, St. Mary's College, St. Mary's High School of Berkeley, as well as valley schools. Coach Landrum's enthusiasm kept them serving higher and surer as the season pro- gressed. (ENNIS SPUAD— FIRST ROW. loft to right: Jim Hoath, Jim Spark� , Jo Par- tanjky, Donnit Wadiworth. Stave Swind- all, Ralph Pluntx, Mike Baird, Forrott Van Wert, manager. CENTER FRONT: Bob Landrum, matcof. SECOND ROW: Georgo Lindroth, Forreit Lea. John Skeen. Gilbert Gutry. Charlei Clark, Gary Mitten. John Rui� i. Wilion Lan- drum, coach. NOT PICTURED: Gordon Knapp, Ron Loveridge. Ed Ruff. 115 GIRLS’ G.A.A. has had a varied program this year. Following the initiation at the begin- ning of the year, two new sports were added: bowling and hockey. The Mt. Diablo G.A.A. has participated in ten playdays with schools in the area. The program was climaxed by the Spring G.A.A. Banquet and the annual swim show, “Echoes of Broad- way. Majority rules that this gal is out as she slides into homo baso. G.A.A. Some of the photographer's helpers seem to have wandered into the wrong end of the camera. MRS. BETTY NIKKEL Adviser TAMRA CUMMINGS President G. A. A. CABINET FIRST ROW. left to right: Nancy Pierson. Judy Peterson. Betty Allen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Betty Nikkei. Adviser; Tamra Cummings, Sue Sweeny, Mary 8oth Slate, Gean Spessard, Peggy Smith. E SPORTS Some of the freihman girl� are trying to do lynchronlzed iwimming for the bonefit of the cameraman. The beginning twimmeri utually learn to tread water in the lhallow end of the pool. The five top bowlor� in the G.A.A. get the feol of the ball before the game. They are CENTER. Pat El trim. BACK ROW: Judy Neville. Pat Fletcher, Glenda Cowdon, and Roberta Borq- lund. Mr� . Betty Nikkei ”� wan� for Iho girl� . 117 Those sophomoros gladly poiod for the cameraman one spring day. One never knows what these freshman girls may be saying fo convince fhe ball fo go through the hoop and not around it! Free swim days usually draw a crowd out to the pool in the girls' sixth period P.E. class. the fourth period, Modern Dance Class, under the direction of Mrs. Jean Cum- ming, pauses for traditional picture. 118 Harold Hayworth takes time out be- tween races (or broad jump practice. A member of the tumbling team prac- ticing one of the more difficult trampo- line exercitet. Half court basketball playert are a com- mon scene during P.E. free play days. USING EL MONTE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION El Monte Merchants Association is a civic-minded group which possesses the will to serve and help. Early in Concord's expanding days, the merchants moved out on Clayton Road and took a typical American chance on having the trade follow them. Today the center is nestled in the midst of many housing projects. The trade did follow them. The following Association members would like to express their congratulations to the graduating class of 1956. ADAMS MEN’S SHOP CHINESE KITCHEN CLIFF'S SHOE REPAIR JACK AND JILL SHOP WADSWORTH FURNITURE RIGGS' TOYTOWN RAINES' EL MONTE HARDWARE HANDY'S APPLIANCE EL MONTE BAKERY EL MONTE SUPER MARKET EL MONTE DRIVE-IN EL MONTE ASSOCIATED STATION EL MONTE PHARMACY EL MONTE LIQUOR STORE McCOY'S ICE CREAM MARY LOU'S DRESS SHOP LEO KINTANA, STATE FARM INSURANCE BANK OF AMERICA (CLAYTON BRANCH) Contracting • Supplios Wosttnghouso Appliances CONCORD ELECTRIC 2028 Mt. Diablo Street Phono MU 5-5000 Concord. California HULL REALTY Real Estato and Insurance 2185 Concord Blvd. MU 5-4378 LEE'S SHOE STORE PAYLESS CLEANERS EL MONTE VARIETY S HARDWARE THE MERRY MART HERB'S UPHOLSTERY M. A. ROTERMUND EL MONTE TV APPLIANCES EL MONTE MEAT LOCKER ANDERSON ROOFING CO. 1501 Lucky Drive Concord, California ROOFS THAT LAST Ernie Anderson Phone: MUlberry 5-7654 H. F. ITANEN Painting and Decorating Phone MU 5-8483 Concord, California BROWN'S MUSIC CENTER Everything for the Musician Tony and Vera Brown 2224 Concord Blvd. Concord, California Res. MU 5-4043 MU 2-2338 Fine Diamonds Silverware Watches Jewelry and Gifts WOLFFS JEWELERS 1747 Willow Pass Road In Concord Park and Shop A Wolffs Customer Is a Happy Person Ben Lewy, Mgr. MU 2-3330 CONCORD FRENCH LAUNDRY Phone MU S-7512 1850 Mt. Diablo Street ADAM'S MEN'S WEAR Tho Store for the Woll-Dressed Man Phone MU 5-6300 3446 Clayton Road BLASING'S DRAPERIES 2295 CONCORD BLVD. Concord California GARDEN EQUIPMENT CO. Phone MU 2-9777 • Lafayetto 2156 10 Meadow Land and Four Corners Concord. California STODDARD THE JEWELER Diamonds • Watches • Jewolry Phone MU 2-9128 2068 Salvio Street WAYNE'S STATIONERY • CARDS • GIFTS 17S1 Willow Pass Road Concord, California Gifts by Susanne of Concord 2321 Salvio Stroot Concord. California AFTER THE GAME MEET AT MATT-SONS' CREAMERY Willow Pass Road, Concord DIABLO SPORTS CENTER COMPLETE SPORTING GOODS STORE Phono MU 2-0818 2057 Salvio Stroot FOOD CENTER PORT CHICAGO 216 Main GL 8-2765 CLARK'S CRAFT SPORTS SHOP 1940 Colfax Street Phone MU 5-84 7 Concord, California J. C. PIERCE DE SOTO • PLYMOUTH Phone MU 2-2141 2195 Concord Avenue ONE-DAY FILM SERVICE NICK'S NEWS STAND Candy • Soft Drtnko • Smokers' Supplies WALT SHOW _ fortia EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME AND AUTO 1 MU 5-7656 3458 Clayton Road AUTO STORES SODARO OFFICE SUPPLIES INC. CONCORD. CALIFORNIA Phone MU 5-8009 2086 Willow Pass Road Yee and Leong CHINESE KITCHEN Wo aro Just a phono call away Phono MU 2-1825 3426 Clayton Road JAMES DE LUXE CLEANERS CONCORD, CALIFORNIA Phono MU 5-7332 226S Willow Pass Road WILLOW PASS LAUNDROMAT Third and Willow Pass Read Phone MU 2-0469 Concord STYLE SHOP Concord, California Phone MU 5-8421 2091 Salvio Street 123 ua Rain, say Jinx and Mary Beth, won't stop us in our OK used car from FITZ- PATRICK CHEVROLET. The used car lot is located at the comer of Galindo and La- guna Street. Phone MU 5-8564. Lennie, Abe, and the girls are packing for a trip North! They are getting their equip- ment from the SPORT CHALET, 2749 Con- tra Costa Highway, Pleasant Hill. YE 4- 7682. Corsages from LAILA'S FLORIST are a de luxe addition to any girl's outfit, but par- ticularly to a Diabloan is this true. Located at 2133 Concord Avenue. Phone MU 5-4464. Mary helps Ron pick out a sharp sport coat while the other Diabloans are sock and sweater-minded at M. F. GREIF CO., located in the Gregory Gardens Shopping Center. Phone MU 5-7286. Summer is just around the corner but these Diablo girls will be ready. They are select- ing material for their new cotton frocks at BROWNE'S DEPARTMENT STORE. 2090 Salvio Street. MU 5-8181. Even modern antiques like Mrs. Lum's Plymouth suburban can be serviced here. So, to give your car a brighter outlook on life, take it to RUSS MORGAN'S Chevron Service Station at the comer of East and Willow Pass. Phone MU 2-9897. Anyone for badminton? If not, there are plenty of other sporting goods to select from at SPORTS S GAMES. INC.. 1604 Locust Street, Walnut Creek. Phone YE 5- 1017. Carolyn Lehmer and friends smile their approval of the new ”56 Olds on display at LEHMER'S OLDSMOBILE located at Galindo and Concord Blvd. Phone MU 5- 4481. I2C Pretty girls and new appliances are a good combination anytime. The deep-fat fryer and electric skillet can be found at the WALNUT CREEK ELECTRIC. 2235 Main Street. YE 4-7682. Out in the old town of Clayton there's a famous bit of western hospitality found at CHUBBY HUMBLE'S PIONEER INN. Four Diabloans look a bit shy about entering, but no one who has eaten there is shy a second time, for Chubby has a ready wel- come for his guests, and his cuisine is fashioned for the palate of a gourmet. Phone MU 2-9989 (or reservations, or just go. These Diabloites are getting back an out- fit all spic and span after a stay with the CONCORD CLEANERS. 2028 Salvio Street. MU 5-8524. It's spring and a woman's fancy turns to clothes. These Diablo girls are no excep- tion, for they are visiting HILSON'S DE- PARTMENT STORE at 1935 Mt. Diablo Street in Concord, and they found exciting clothes among the new spring fashions col- lection in the Women's Department. Hil- son's is in the center of town, on the way home from school—so why not look here for your dream rags ? Phone MU 2-1322. 126 Janet may be the center of attention at SUTTON'S SHOES at 2176 Solano Way, but she is only showing the boys where to shop for their own styles. The price is right, and it's only a few minutes' walk from school to Estates Shopping Center where Sutton's is found. Phone MU 2-0907 with your in- quiry about sizes or styles. ACME AUTO REPAIR 2825 The Alameda Street MU 5-8495 Concord WALNUT CREEK FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS YE 4-2396 1429 Broadway CONCORD RADIATOR WORKS Cleaning • Repairing • Rocoring • Rod Out MU 2-9398 2218 Broadway Concord FRANK'S FEED FARM SUPPLY RALSTON PURINA PRODUCTS Broadway and Harrison MU S-7718 Concord GEORGE SEARLE'S ASSOCIATED Grant and Salvio Streets MU 2-9963 Concord, California MU 5-8586 Concord BANK OF AMERICA 2118 Willow Pass Road OFFERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 The parade of Champions might well be at the MONUMENT BOWL on Contra Costa Hiway at the Monument. Pros and ama- teurs alike like the wide, well-lighted alleys there. Monument Bowl lias become the place to meet your friends in competition or for the social hour as a spectator. Phone MU 2-2361. 127 C ft f I K ewelry cameras gifts 1632 MAIN WALNUT CREEK. CALIFORNIA FLOSSIE'S APPAREL First to Offer Everything In Ladies Ready-to-Wear MUlberry 5-7028 2085 Concord Blvd. Concord B J FABRICS The Shop for All Your Sewing Needs 2120 Concord Blvd. MU 5-7177 Concord TONY'S TOGGERY Jack Foley, Ed Garton, Joe Newman 2149 Salvio Street Concord BEEDE'S VARIETY STORE 2002 Salvio Street MU 5-8292 Concord SUGAR PLUM PASTRY SHOP MU 5-4392 2365 Concord Blvd. YE 4-4637 1355 Main Street WALNUT CREEK HERB'S MORWEAR PAINT STORE 2116 Concord Blvd. MU 5-5014 Concord KAROL KAY MU 5-8366 2141 Salvio Street Concord BLAINE'S MEN'S WEAR 2125 Salvio Street MU 5-5424 Concord KELLY'S MARKET 2836 Claylon Road MU 5-8634 Concord PLAZA BARBER SHOP 1837 Ml. Diablo Stroot Concord SATTLERS' OF CONCORD Furniture • Appliances 2301 Willow Pass 2304 Willow Pass MU 5-8547 MU 5-8136 THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. Phone MU 5-4454 Concord JACK HAMILTON OIL CO. Distributor General Petroleum Products Mt. Diablo and Laguna Streets MU 5-8526 Concord OF W A L N U 1 CONCORD NOR AND BILL Auto Specialists Nor Shields • Bill Bankert 1301 Galindo Street MU 2-0442 Concord Concord Rexall Drugs Holbrook Drug Store Estates Rexall Drugs CONCORD STATIONERY 2285 Willow Pan Road MU 5-8802 Concord CANDY KITCHEN FOR FINE CANDIES Port Chicago Hiway Concord ESTATES CLEANERS 2168 Solano Way MU 20400 Concord ESTATES HARDWAY VARIETY 2158 Solano Way MU 2-0712 Concord CUT AND CURL BEAUTY SALON 2068 Salvio Stroot, Mozzanine Floor Francos Flaherty Concord DIABLO REALTY 2118 Concord Blvd. MU 5-8728 Concord LIFE, AUTO, AND FIRE INSURANCE 140 Concord Blvd. MU 5-7620 Concord Duncan Kirby Union Service Clayton Road and Treat Lano Concord LOGAN A. COFFEE Insurance and Real Estate 2228 Concord Blvd. MU 2-9467 Concord SQUARE DEAL UPHOLSTERY CARPETS AND DRAPERIES 2229 Willow Pa S3 Road Concord JERRICO'S GENERATORS AND STARTERS 2353 Concord Blvd. MU 5-5310 Concord Garden Grocery and Meat Market High School Street Concord Contra Costa Travel Service Airlines • Steamships • Rail Tours ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD 2303 Concord Blvd. MU 5-7114 Concord Western Auto Associate Store HOME OWNED AND OPERATED 2255 Willow Pass Road MU 5-8319 Concord CONCORD SAFETY CENTER Wheel Aligning • Brakes • Wheel Balancing BILL WESTBURY. Owner 1950 East Street MU 2 9459 Concord LANFRANCO'S POULTRY FARM 399 Treat Lane MU 5-5677 Concord SHELL CHEMICAL CORPORATION BEST WISHES. CLASS OF '56 From SHELL CHEMICAL CORPORATION Shell Point Plant Pittsburg, California RICHARD G. NOURSE 2345 Willow Pass Road MU 5-5911 or MU 5-7171 Insurance • Real Estate • Notary POPLIN'S MOBILE SERVICE FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY East Street and Salvio Call MU 2-1046 Concord TIVOLI CLEANERS HOME OWNED AND OPERATED BY FLOYD J. AND ROBERT GRUBBS 2183 Concord Blvd. MU 5-3264 Concord SUPERIOR BLACKSMITH Whore service is a business, not a sidollno Broadway and Harrison Phone MU 5-8632 CONCORD SIGN COMPANY 2303 Concord Avonuo MU 2-0550 Concord KAREFREE KITCHENS YE 4-3227 or YE 4-7505 1335 Main Street Walnut Crook. California E. J. MANGINI UNION OIL DISTRIBUTOR MU 5-8101 or MU 5-6691 Concord. California P. L. KELLER COMPANY Since 1913 HARDWARE MU 5-7660 Concord, California OLIVER'S SHELL STATION Clayton Road and San Jo o Street MU 2-2253 Concord. California McNAMARA'S KITCHEN 1600 Clayton Road Concord WILLOW PASS PHARMACY 2708 Willow Pass Road MU 2-3900 Concord, California G. I. Redding, Distributor RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION RONAYNE SALES AND DEVELOPMENT INC. Real Estate and Insurance 2275 Willow Pass Road MU 5-8521 Concord MU 5-8119 Concord, California SILVA HARDWARE VARIETY Our Specialty Builder's Hardware, Plumbing, Electrical and Household Appliances, and Rentals 2876 Willow Pass Road Concord PROFESSIONAL PAGE DOCTORS Donald W. Atcheson, M.D. Raymond Chan, M.D. Roland I. Davies, M.D. Dean H. Johnson, M.D. Ralph D. Kirk, M.D. George L. Kline, M.D. C. H. Lentz, M.C. L. Robert Martin, M.D. John E. Mason, M.D. F. J. Morley, M.D. R. R. Pinger, M.D. William B. Roberts, M. D. Ronald L. Thiele, M.D. Irving Fien, M.D. ATTORNEYS Barbara Backer Thomas Coll, Richard John L. Garaventa Betts Renaghan Marcus 6c Bradbard Louis J. McKannay DENTISTS Richard G. Brink, D.D.S. Louis M. Ellis, D.D.S. Kenneth R. Krey, D.D.S. Allan L. Lagier, D.D.S. Ronald G. Light, D.D.S. Carl F. Mills, D.D.S. Robert L. Saunders, D.D.S. DavidS. Tittle, D.D.S. James H. Trezona, D.D.S. Benjamin Yuke, D.D.S. Lee R. Winters, D.D.S. C.P.A.'S Charles Macy Hal Forsey OPTOMETRISTS Kelvin Pierce Albert Reinke Soulsby P, pc . fj (,} The folkwing chriratfe are helping ring chc pWegare helping us estojEWstw new t: is Oj JiiMiChurch Director . K ' RCH OF 148 Gregory Pleasant Hil i CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 3700 Concord Blvd. Concord. California FIRST p; CHUR 1991 Colfax Street Concord. California BYTERIAN GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 1758 Danesta Drive Concord. California FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Woodworth Lane Pleasant Hill. California FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 3033 Bonifacio Street Concord, California MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD CATHOLIC CHURCH 1150 Oak Grovo Road Concord, California QUEEN OF ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH Grant Street Concord, California FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH —MISSOURI SYNOD Concord Blvd. and Second Stroot Concord. California SAINT ANDREW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1601 Mary Drive Pleasant Hill, California CHARLES MARSHALL SAYERS SCHOOL OF WOOD CARVING 1261 Laverock Lane YE 4-4548 Walnut Creek ANDY'S FOOD MARKET 3400 Clayton Road Q Monte District MU 2-9530 MR. B'S FOUNTAIN 1965 Mt. Diablo Street Concord • California BONNIE WARREN SPORTS APPAREL MU 2-9791 GREGORY VILLAGE PLEASANT HILL BERKELEY FARMS 1723 Mt. Diablo Blvd. YE 4-9371 Walnut Creek PHIPPS AUTO SUPPLY Specializes in hard-toget items Auto Parts • Accessories 2640 Willow Pass Road West Pittsburg California MEN'S SHOP 2295 Willow Pass Road Concord California 132 THANKS ... The Staff wishes to thank the following sponsors of the Diablo '56: Acme Auto Repair, Adams' Men's Wear, Anderson's Roofing Co., Bank of Amer- ica, Beede's Variety Store, Berkeley Farms, B S J Fabrics, Blaines Men's Shop, Biasing's Draperies, Bonnie Warren, Browne's Department Store, Brown's Music Center, California Auto Store, Candy Kitchen, Clark's Craft Hobby Shop, Con- cord Cleaners, Contra Costa Travel Agency, Concord French Laundry, Concord Radiator, Concord Rexall, Concord Safety Center, Concord Electric, Concord Stationery, Cut and Curl, Diamond Match, Diablo Sports Center, Diablo Realty, Duncan Kibby Union Service, Estates Cleaners, Estates Hardware Variety, El Monte Merchants Association, Flossie's Apparel, Fitzpatrick Chevrolet, Food Center Port Chicago, Frank's Feed Farm Supply, Garden Equipment Co., Garden Grocery Meat Market, George Searle's Associated, Golden State, Graham's Willow Pass Grocery, M. F. Greif Co., Herb's Paint Store, H. F. Itanen, Hilson's, Hoky's, Holbrook Cleaners, Jack Hamilton Oil Co., James De Luxe Cleaners, Jerrico's Generators, Karefree Kitchens, Karol Kay, Keller Hardware, Kelly's Market. Laila's, Lanfranco Poultry Farm, Lehmer's Oldsmobile. Life, Auto Fire Insurance, Logan A. Coffee, Matt-sons', McNamara's Kitchen, E. J. Mangini, Men’s Shop. Monument Bowl, Nick's News Stand, Nor Bill, Nourse Realty, Oliver's Shell Station, Phipps Auto Supply, Plaza Barber Shop, J. C. Pierce DeSoto Plymouth, Pioneer Inn, Poplin's Mobile Gas, G. I. Redding Richfield, Rhineharts, Ronayne, Russ Morgan Chevron, Sattlers', Shell Chemical, Sodaro Office Sup- plies, Sport Chalet, Sports 6 Games, Inc., Silva Hardware and Variety.. Square Deal Uuholstery, Style Shop, Stoddard the Jeweler, Sugar Plum Pastry Shop, Superior Blacksmith, Susanne of Concord, Sutton's Shoes, Tivoli Cleaners, Tony's Toggery, Walnut Creek Electric, Walnut Creek Florist, Wayne's, Western Auto, Willow Pass Laundromat, Willow Pass Pharmacy. Wolffs Jewelers, Yee and Leong Chinese Kitchen. Diablo's outside man is Lu- igi Pino, who clips hedges, plants spring flowers, mows the greens and ten- derly cares for the beauty around us. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS . . . Lederer, Street Zeus Co.. Inc.—Bob Ozias, Printing and Planning. California Art and Engraving Co.—Bob Moon, Engravings. Hal Matson, Photographers—Hal, Tep, and Al, Photography. S. K. Smith Co.—Bill Retchin. Covers. Cardoza Binding Co. Miss Marge Silva, Rod Newhall and Doug Silker, Art Work. o, J — jL Jj b- Q - A -A. ? , e O M 6 ir - VV OfV j2