Nordhoff High School - Topa Topa Yearbook (Ojai, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1955 volume:

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It is the beginning of a new life in which we will use every day the knowledge we gained from our teachers. A few years ago we didn't pay much attention to this fact, but today it be- comes an important reality which we must consider. This is why I, speaking for the Class of 1955, wish to thank our teachers for the time and effort they have spent guiding us during our years at high school and preparing us for the future. On behalf of the editors of the Topa Topa, I wish also to express appreciation to all the faculty members for their cooperation with the annual staff. Later on in life, when we look back on our school days, we shall realize even better how important a part our teachers played in our education. CAROL DIEGES Faculty Editor 4- L we P it fs P' T Dear Seniors, Class of 1955: By the time this message appears in print you will all have taken my Sociology class. This means that you know pretty well my philosophy of life, so I am left without much to say in this message. Most of you have spent four or more years at Nordhoff, during which time you have come in contact with a variety of students and faculty members. From these people you have received ideas, which in addition to your own, should give you a reasonable foundation for becoming a respon- sible working member of your community. I urge you, wherever you may be, to live up to your potentialities. Take part in community activities, join serv- ice clubs, and offer your services to youth organizations so that young people will be better for having come in contact with you. Be a positive force in your community -not a passive or negative one. If you do this you will be a real asset to your community, and the Nordhoff Union High School may well be proud of you. Sincerely, RUDOLPH H. DREWES Prim'ipf1l i-:M -, , ,J s-ft X ,-9 , If KN ni I gf! gfdlaccf-C'2-f MR. -I HN TAYLOR, our friendly and he ful Vice Principal, also teaches Civics to the seniors and is senior class advisor with Mr. Drewes. Some of Nordhoff's finest teachers have been with the faculty the longest. They know all the tricks and have con- tinued through the years to impart to us their knowledge and experiences. We sa- lute these teachers as an asset to our school. J MR. FRANK ROLLER At Norclhoff 21 years University of California Social Science MRS. JUNE ROLLER At Nortlhoff 11 years University of California Home Economics MR. JACK POLSKI At Nordhoff 30 years Creighton University Arithmetic MRS. DORIS WENTWORTH At Nordhoff 20 years University of California Home Economics MR. DAVID DAVIS At Nordhoff 26 years University of California General Math, Agriculture MISS ELIZABETH HARRIS At Nordhoff 17 years University of washington English Miss Harris was absent because of ill- ness at the time this picture was taken if' Our office ladies and librarian make up a happy and helpful foursomed a , Q, .--, I bf' :hi '4ffl' r- , MRS. ELIZABETH COOK Librarian At Nordhoff 6 years MRS. FRANCES BARCLAY Secretary At Nordhoff 5 years MRS. lNlODES'li l5liR'l'RAM Secretary At Nordhoff 1 year MRS. DOROTHY BEAMISH Bookkeeper At Nordhoff 1 year Smiling faces, peppy spirits, and an expert knowledge of the games characterize our physical education instructors. They turn out Nordhoff's star athletes! MRS. MARGARET COULTAS At Nordhoff 1 year University of California at Berkeley junior High Girls' Physical Education MR. FRED LINKENHELT At Nordhoff 1 year University of California at Santa Barbara junior High Boys' Physical Education Social Science, Math MR. GEORGE MATAISZ At Nordhoff 4 years Fresno State College Physical Education, Varsity Coach LIRS. El.lZAl3E'l'l-I JOHNSON At Nordhoff 2 years San jose State College Physical Education ak. N ll! I MR. LYLE BURROUGHS At Nortlhoff 2 years University of California at Santa Barbara English MR, RAY STRADER At Nortlhoft' 2 years University of California ' at Santa Barbara Mechanical Drawing, Printing s. MR. HERBERT KAISER At Nortlhoff 5 years jordan College of Music Band, Orchestra, Chorus MRS, MARY STOTERA At Nordhoft' 3 years Grinnell College English MRS. ROY VANTINE At Nortlhoft' 1 year Central State College Social Stience MR. JVLIAN VOORHEES At Nortlhoff 2 years University of California at Santa Barbara Arithmetic, Shop MR. DUANE OWENS At Norclhoff 2 years Brigham Young University English, journalism MR. MERLE AKINS At Nordhoff 1 year Ventura junior College Humboldt College Art MR. CHARLES NEIL At Nordhoff 3 years Monmouth College Latin, Spanish, French 'T'llu M z-idle MR, XYILLARD LAXX' At Nortlhoff l year lirigham Young l'niw1'sity Sotial Stiuntc MR. DAVID 'l'OXX'Nl.liY At Nortlhoff 1 year l'nixt'rsity of California .lt Santa liarlvara I MR. Hl'lllfR'l' 'I'AYI.OR-GODVVIN At Nortlhoff 1 year Vniwrsity of California at Santa Barbara English MR. ROGER HARDISON At Nordhoff I year Arizona State College Spanish, English, Public Speaking MR. W'll.l-lAM SMl'l'H At Nortlhoff 1 year L'nivt-rsity of XX'ashington Vnitul Status History MR. XVIILIAM BROKAXX' At Nortllioff I year University of Chicago Senior and Gem-ral Mnthc-matics MR, CHARLES CiAR'l'Rlll.l. At Nortllmotti 4 yearn University of California at Santa li.u'h.1r.1 Shop MR. DEAN O. 'l'l'lUMl7SUN At Nlllkllltlll 4 years I'niv1-rsity of Rullantls Physits, Clmcmiatry, Senior Snicntc, Biology MR. BIARK XX'll.SON At Nortlhoff I years linivcrsity of California at Santa Barhara California History INIR. CARI. CARSON At Nortlhofl' 3 yuais Fresno State Collcgt- Solid antl Plans Cicomctry Algchra. 'l'rigonon1ctry -ar 'Nil 11. 1- Spending their llth year at Nordhoff, con- gratulations should be given to our fine cooks, MRS. IDA RABIDEAII and MRS. JEAN RAMEY. Tlirougli the years they have pro- vided a variety of good foods every day for the benefit of the students. MISS MARJORIE FRASER At Nordhoff 6 years University of California at Los Angeles Typing, Bookkeeping MRS. HELEN LEWIS At Nordhnff 8 years Berkeley Public Health School Nurse Our bus drivers and custodians deserve a big hand for their friendliness and helpfulness during the years they have been here, MR. ARTHUR DOWNEY, 13 years at Nordhoffg MR. CLARENCE WILLIAMS, 12 years at Nordhoffg MR. WALTER JORGEN- SEN, 3 years at Nordhoffg MR. CECIL FISH- ER, 4 years at Nordhoffg and MR. BEN RICKETS, at Nordhoff 1 year. E fc x ' L if L 04' J, sf. ...w -3. ,pq , . ..,, , .sag 56? QB IW. R Q P K nf' Fl 'vi : J, A 4 A? 4 1 .1 1 fi. is 1' Seaman Offchne President, Jerry Fullerton, Vice President, Bob Clausen, Secretary, JoAnne Horton, Representative, Rena Chrisman. 'Me Que aj ' 6ftq- 76016 As we come to the end of our final year at Nordhoff, we pause to look back at our four years as High School students. Each has been a glorious, fun packed year, sharing the companionship of fellow classmates. Ou' Freshman year showed typical Freshman enthusiasm supervised by Frank Roller and led by Robert Holton as President, the class showed great interest in studies and other activities. Barbara Decker was Vice President, Roy Archibald, Secretary, and Babe Ruiz as Representative. Work, work seemed to be all we did in our Sophomore year. Mr. Donadio led us in a great year. With the starting of a class paper Sophomore Surge and many speeches by members of the class, the Sophomores were beginning to be known. Two outstanding activities of the year were the Donadio Special Spaghetti Dinner and the famous Sopho- more Spring Formal reigned over by Queen Barleaia Decker and King Glenn Zogg. Class officers were George Skelton, President, Barbara Decker, Vice President, Bob Quimby, Secretary and Chris Fennel as Representative. The junior journal Class paper for the juniors in our next to the last year+Mr. Thompson led us as class advisor in study, parties and even chasing bugs. Barbecues, dances were the main activity as juniors, but the feeling of nearing the end came with the junior ring and traditional junior-Senior Barbecue. The class was led by President, Ron Johnsong Vice President, Bob Quimby, Secretary, Carol Geren and Representative, Chris Fennel. Seniors at last, how many times were those words muttered around the school. As Seniors we have been led by jerry Fullerton as President, Bob Clausen as Vice Presidentg JoAnn Horton as Secretary and Rena Chrisman as Representative. Fog Island with Ron johnson and Carol Geren leading a great cast, was the first of the Seniors' Activi- ties. After the Commencement Formal in june, a great rush of activities for the Seniors including Ditch Day, included Mr. Drewes and Mr. Taylor, two great advisors. Now we leave Nordhoff to look out into the world to our future, with many thanks for the help and friendship we have found here. ff 1 Rox' DUANIE ARCHIBALD Scholarsliip Society 1, 2. 3, 4 Seiilbearer 4 Boys' State Representative 3 Science Cliib l, 2 Dmmatics 1 Proiectionist 1, 2 FBLA 2 NANCX' .El.AlNli BOSW'OR'I'H Fnteretl 3 Cheerleader 4 Dminiitics 3, 4 Art Club 4 Dante Committee 3, 4 JUDY ANN BAIZR GAA l, 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 Art Club 4 FHA 5 ROCK WARRIQN Axiz Entered 4 CAROL CHARLFNIZ CHRISMAN Commissioner of Rallies 4 Letterwoman 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Art Club 4 FHA 3 Dance Committee 2, 3 Dfxvnu Gl.IiNN ATKINSON Football 1 .. , fl X' .Il l A l 'x '- . ix I K xi , kj' PAH. RANDOLPH BANGS I.L'flL'I'lll.lI'l 5. 4 , F lfnutlmll . 2, ,, 1 l Hunnrabln- Mention -1 lhskcflliglll l, 2, 3, 4 ' ' Choir 3 Chorus l, 2, 5 Dame Cummittcc 3. fl RlKN.'X lXl:Xl!ll' fkllli 7 InttL1xxOm.m 5, -l UAA I. 1. 5. 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Track 1,2 Science Clulw l. 2 Proieetionist 1 557 Fi Mi ws -sf 9 BARBARA jiaiw DICKER Letterwoman 3, 4 GAA 1. 2. 3, 4 Secre Commissioner of Welfare 4 Sophomore Queen 7 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Dance Committee 'P PHILIP FRi5i2MAN 3,4 Letterman 2, Football 1. 2, 3. Honorable Mention Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 3, 4 All League 3 lratk 1, 2, 3 fi JERRY D. Ftfl.i.i2RToN Class Prcsitlcnt 4 junior Flay 3 Scholarship 3. 4 FFA l. 2. Vito Prcsitlcnt 3, President 4 Football 1. Z. 3. Outstantling Player 4. Cap- tain, Honoralwlc Mention 3, 4 l.cttcrmcn's Clulw 3, 4. Prcsitlcnt 4 MAIIX' Lou D1zcK15R I.ClfL'I'XVUll1.lI1 3. 4 GAA l. 2. 3. 4 Commissioncr of Attivitics 4 FHA 5 Dance Committuc 2. 3. 4 Z , . , - . ,, 1, 1 IPL I I Euoizma G. HIQGRNBOTHAM' M 7, l . , CAROL L. Dnzoizs 1 I, ,, L Lctterwoman 3, 4 A 1 ,: GAA 1, 2, 3. 4 : ,Nfl-'L ' Scholarship Society 2, 3. 4 1 f Topa Topa Staff 3, 4 L. J, i Faculty Editor 4 L Q Ranger Record Staff 3, 4 Dramatifs 2 FHA 1 ' ' bf!! Ci2ciL1.12 MARIIZ DRNNY RUSSEL GoRooN GUINN Football 1, 2. 4 Honorable Mention 4 QS ,ff-'li Rom-:R VI-IKNLDN I.ANcpm2c3Ki5R lfuutlmill 2, 3, -1 lfmvtlxill King 4 'lkvp-.x lupgl Skill Al Art lfilitui' -1 Rnrigci' Rcuml Stuff -1 Art Club -1 Oiwlmustm 5. 4 1s.m.1 i. 2. 3. -4 ' , f'HlllS'l'INlV l I'NNlfI. 'i l.cttci'wom.inA5. fl. Vice Prgsidcnt 3 UAA l. 2. 3, 4, Point SCci'ctary 51 1 fy Stiff A 1 'i' ' i I Topql lop.: A ,. A , liilitm'-in-Clmicf -i ' ,, f 'ff' ull!! SHARON Lifii Drawn GAA 2. 5. 4 'I4up.l Vlqiilhl Staff 3, -1 Senior Eilitor 4 Ranger Ili-mul Stiff E. 4 Clmriis l. 2, 5 Art Club fl Dl'.ll1l.lIlxS 5, -1 Dginii- Cfnmmittui' 5. 4 .' RoNAi.iv lbmaxx' lwliwsim Srliolaifliip I, Z -- Fgotball 3. -i Drrimutiis 2. Bfli FBLA 1,7151-siilcnt Z Choir 1,i2, 3 'OlALllL'Nfl'Ll L, Z, 3 Darixc Cmniliittcc 1, 1. 5, Al i . 4v, l N liimtlmill Qucrn -1 Ranger Rcmril Staff Z. ,. a W rx I f , . , 14 f.. I . Cliccrluulci' 4 H ,if i If , A 4 ff 'V 'jffl 1 IA' 'H f ii X 1 ' a .. Iv f 1 , 4 4 RoBi5RTA JUNE FRANKLIN Lcttcrwnman 3, 4 GAA 1, 2. 3, 4 FBLA 1, 2 FHA 2. 3, 4 Dance Committee I. 2, 3 Hoxvmuu LLL Basketball 4 Football 2 Scholarship Society 4 RAIN! Alclm' Mcliulmc I.L'tlL'I'Il1.lI1 3, 4 I Ifootlmll 4 N . I5.xskc-tlmll 1. 1. 3, 4 ., -Q B.15cb.1ll 1, 3, 5, -1 1 'fuck 5, 4 x .2. ci- .3 MX. Art Club -1 ff' I DJIIKL' Cfommnltcc J. 3, 4 I C.-mol, Vic IURIA GIQRI-IN - ASH Scclntlxy -1 Y Sclmolnrslmip Society 2, 5, 4, l'resic1en DAR RL'PI'L'Sl'11f.lf1YC 4 Girl! Suze Reprcsc-nt.1tive 3 I.etterwom.1n 5. 4 GAA 1, 2, 5. 4 lfootlmll Attcnclnnt 4 D1'.1111.1l1ci 5, 4 HAL CQLAIWXYYN MKJORIE Lc-tterm.m 2, 3, 4. Vice President 4 Foothill 1. 2. 5, 4 Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 rlllllkk 1, 2. 4 FPA 1, 2, 5. 4 NANQ' Llilz HKBPPER l..mn Club 1, 2, 3 Oulmcstra 1, 2. 5 Choir 2 Ranger Record Staff 5 ,L.. ss. nx e 6 ,x,f l'A'1Rlc,m ANN 11oI.s'1'l,lN Dance Committee 2 ' L . , ,fm 11ARox,n D. Mc3N1z15 I4 1 ,JU ASB Vxce Presxclent 4 y -fu! Basketball 1. 1. 5, 4 1' I 15.neh.aI1 5, 4 , - J!! , , Lcttcrm.1n 5, 4 xx!! X 4. Y Topu Topn ?u'xfe ,p I ' 4. Chou 1, ry . -1 ' Afyh' ' Dance '6cSr11n1itfggl 2, 3, 4 ' A . , f - f , DfMH.1l1QS Lf' f - fi' .' ff ' ' Q ' J ,JQ ,I JZU' .4 I 5 y ' ' ,ff f , MV ,,., JOANN HORTON I.CllCfXK'Ul'T1Llfl 3, 4, 'Treasurer 3 -Q- I 5 UAA 1, 3, 3. 4, Rep. 5 I 7 Stlmliirship Soiiety -, 3. Secretary 3 Choir 3 Dunne Committee 2, 3 FBLA 2 El3X'i'ARl3 RAY PATI5 Chorus 1 FFA 3, Treasurer 3 41 5 I RICHARD VUAYNIZ Football 4 Basketball 4 Biisehiill 4 Trauk 4 Topaz Topix Review Chorus 3. 4 I.etterm1m's Club 4 Entered 3 Primm' LAWSON Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Nurses' Aide 4 Library Assistant 5 PIZARSON 1 1 PAlYl.INli LQWRY Letterwoiugin 4 GAA 1, '32,-Q, 4 FHA 1' FBLA 2 Choir 3. 4 Dramutics 2, 3, 4 Topai Topa Revue 2 Dance Committee 3 RICHARD GEORGE PERRY Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Letterman 3, 4 Commissioner of Athletics Cheerlezuler 3 Tennis 1, 2, 3 Track 2, 3 Band 2 Chorus 1, 2 3+ ,., fr 40 115 -r - it xx xl N. X- x . A x 7 . X - Rwm'R'1' XX'pI'rNn' Qvlmmj S'hUl.lI'SJliP Society 1, 22,1 4 N Bulge-thlll l. 2, 3, AL, Captain 4' ' llrmk N, -1 1 1 ' D1'.m1.1tiLa 3, 4 V Duma- Committcc 3, 4 A FIANIS l2I,AINlf M.AxTHrzxw'soN GAA l. 3, 5. 4 l7outh.lll Attrndalnt 4 FHA 3 kr cil1UI'llN I Art Cslub -3 D.1mc Committxf 2, 3, 4 Iv- ? R40 v A KVNT RIEMSON BARBARA Dru. PARKER I,Cttcrwomam 3, 4 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 .Q Dr.1n1.1tics 4 -if QF- x X '-A f f' f ' HIOANNI ANNA hfURRISUN ju-'Amml 1- Txifxm' Mmwnfn GAA 1, 2. X, -1 C.I1UI'll5 2. 3. 4 . I 197, SiiiRi.izY ANN PowERs GAA 3 Choir 4 Dance Committee 3 ,. IDARLIENIE NIARIIE RICKMAN l D' Ace gglnittec 2 in . f , LLL' N XJ ll fd LL fppv' f M' ' 4' X ,-1 - ' ' lf f MF ,C - X' . i lp l I L A ARM 0 LCV' f , if x t t 1 s.. SANDRA LYNN QllACKlZNBllSH Enteretl 3 ,X Sclioltirsliip 3, 4 I X Topix Top.i Staff 4 D f I 'AJ Business Manager 4 X All-f Ranger Record Staff VA, GAA 3, 4 df g ff Cliccrleiitler 'ii , i ' K l v 1 47 A Iuftllllsy-V F324 H J, ' LJARRY Ai. SGARI l-IR ,il i YEl ll4xl'Ud,i'2 ,QS'l'5ll'rcsitlr!rrt'4 6- l . 3 - tix Sclio1.irsliip4Sm'it-ty ,Q F' , 'Vg?R:l1Fn2i4i, H' ' LL G Hon rlbb Mcnvpn '4 ,All ici X V, I K' ' , xgue 4' 1 A GEORGE C. SKISLTON Letterman 3, 4 Topa Topa Staff 4 Sports Editor 4 Ranger Record Staff 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Orchestra 2. 5, 4 Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 Editor of Class Paper 2, 3 CAROLINE STELLA RODRIQUEZ GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Lette-rwoman's Club 5, 4 FHA 3 Art Club 4 'img PM ,lACQl'OI.INIi CIlic:u.lA Rrlz I.cttcrwoman 3. 4 GAA l. 2. 3. 4 Choir 2 Art Club 4 FHA 5 Dame Cummittvc 2. 3 Ilufmi S'I'liXX'ART FHA 1. 2. 4 GAA 1, 2. 3, 4 Damrc Committee 2, 3 MARUARHT ANN T1N1uL1z GAA 1. 3. 4 FHA 1. 2, 3. 4 FBLA 2 MARS:-:A Lisle SXWANSON Lctterwonmn 3. 4, President Commissioner of Publicity 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Tupa Topu Staff 4 Photography Editor 4 Ranger Record Staff 4 Art Club 4 FHA 5 4 For J Q 1 I , r . iv ., Y, f t , ,I SANDIFA Arm-ix:-. Slfczmusi' Iintcrctl 4 ' YQ GAA 4 Q SAL' Chorus 4 C C f, . 4, f Al.v1N EARL SNIPEDPUI , 4 U!!! ' nb A UMM Zilfvfw ,,-Ulf! , 64' UWM Lil , ,lv M F ' 1 ' fl 1 fu' pau! !7 '!Vid lg! t ffl Ulcmwm' INI.-ucullf XYXFRIXITR l.a'ttr1xxm11.1r1 S 4 CIAA 1.2. S, 4 Vlw l,l'k'5lmlL'Ill 5. l'lcSi1lul1t 4 Ckll4'k'l'lC'.IslL'lA 4 Klum' l, 4, 4 lflll.A I lil Yl'RI Y -lo XYIIIITINU C-nxmrwwuwmrul nt l'lI1.l 1,4-tn xxx nm.m 3, 4 UAA I. J. 3, 4 Nlwl.1x'sl11p l. F. 3 4 DI'.ll1l.lllxN l. 4 l lil.A I Dun L' fUIllIlllllk'L' l,a lDARI.lfNl' jm' 'I'mss1,1'R l.L-ttcl'wmn.m 4 GAA l, Z. 3. 4 Illtllhl 'l'op.1 Staff 4 Class lzllltur 4 R.mgc1' R4-uml Staff 5. 4 FHA 1 lfliI.A 1 Cflmrus 1, 1. 3 XWl1.1,1.'xM Rlcgrmklw S1A1I.lNc.S FFA 5, , , 4 ' A :A X .. X 4 Q 1 ' 1 . ' ,U :v X ' - l lv? 'img HUORA LOIVISIZ XVlI.1.IAMs GAA 5. 4 Dams: Committcc 2, 3 llshcr. Junior. Senior Play 3. 4 FRANK Evumli STIQVISNS Letterman 5, 4 Footlimll 2. 3. 4 Basclull l. 5. 4 FFA 2. 3. 4 GAA ArtClub4 Tp Tp Revue3 GLENN ARTHUR ZOGG Football 2 FFA 2 Vice President 3 L' Art Club 4 4 Sophomore Kin Jfiflj ffz f . A AQ! ewan? Om Zamahy I, 7wuf .lapeg 2. Eau Sweww 3. 24.4 Qfodzw 4. D646 2666654 X 005,-fl 17, 1955, we the graduating Seniors of the class of 1955, being of do hereby make our last will and testament. To the juniors we of being Seniors and hope that they will enjoy it as much as we underclassmen we leave the fun we've had at Nordhoff. Ake, do hereby will the privilege of being first in the Senior Wills to anyone wants it. Archibald, do hereby will Kathryne to no one, because I want her for myself. David Atkinson, do hereby will my Batchlorhood to Allen Powers, in hopes that he will make good use of it. Judy Baer, do hereby will my little car to Cheryl Brown and hope she has as much fun chasing the boys as I did. Nancy Bosworth, do hereby will my ability to talk without stopping to Mr. Carson. Carol Chrisman, do hereby will my naturally curly hair to all seventh grade girls who are in bad need of it. Rena Chrisman, do hereby will my ability to get along with Mr. Drewes to everyone who parks a car outside the school grounds. Bob Clausen, do hereby will my ability to pump up tires to Judy Garrett and Linda Sechrest. Pat Cook, do hereby will my freckles to I.eElla Dowd, since she hasn't any. Phyllis Cook, do hereby will my ability to get along in Library to jack Key, who needs it. Elaine Crawford, do hereby will my Ipana Smile to Pepsodent users. Jean Curry, do hereby will my tilt nose and piping voice to anyone who is shy. Barbara Decker, do hereby will my permanent seat in Senior Science to all of Nord- hoff's up and coming juniors. Mary Decker, do hereby will my blonde hair to Diane Tereault. Cecille Denny, do hereby will a lock of my hair to Linda Acosta. Carol Dieges, do hereby will a complete list of the prices of Peanuts in Brazil to Mr. Drewes to use in next year's Sociology class. Sharon Dowd, do hereby will my position as Mrs. Johnson's personal secretary to Katie Hardison, who seemed to have the right idea when it came to Dick Johnson. Bill Ellis, do hereby will my job as stage manager to Steven Kroll. Christine Fennel, do hereby will my favorite boyfriend, Dennis Byrnes, to the 1959 football team. john Fontana, do hereby will my car to David Wilson. Roberta Franklin, do hereby will my hopes of being taller to all of next year's Short Senior Girls. Phil Freeman, do hereby will my ability to stay out of trouble to Glen Fulmer. Carol Geren, do hereby will my ability to help JoAnn Horton assist the football players from other schools to Charlene Kuenzly. Gordon Guinn, do hereby will nothing to nobody. Eugene Higgenbotham, do hereby will my parking place in Smokey Hollow to the juniors. Pat Who Dunnit Holstein, do hereby will my ability to leave boys alone to my little sis Frances. Nancy Hopper, do hereby will to Frances Tymstra and Dorene Taylor my boyfriends and my exalted grades in Physical Education. JoAnn Horton, do hereby will the privilege of helping the visiting football teams to a future helpful senior, Katie Hardison. Ronald johnson, do hereby will my oversized maracas and heavy-duty claves to Chazz Skelton. Roger Langbecker, do hereby will one fourth of my hair to Mr. Owens and one fourth of my hair to Mr. Kaiser, then we'll all be even. -4 A 'il ir X .5 .. Y T V '9- + I bs. as 'fr .-guuwiy--vgalwlwurnuuzs---.f w.ff--iw - :qw . HY.- , Howard Lee, do hereby will all my A's to anyone who Pauline Lowry, do hereby will a bottle of Airwick to Mr Chemistry classes. Ralph McBride, do hereby will my height to DeVon Weeks. Harold McNee, do hereby will my Co-Ordination to my little broth r Janis Mathewson, do hereby will my place in the front seat of Sechrest. Hal Moore, do hereby will my nickname, Agnes Sr., to my brother, Joanne Morrison, do hereby will my car to Marlene Crawford so she won't ride the Grammar School bus to school next year. 'g Jeanette Moynier, do hereby will my ability to get along with teacher to anyone who will need it. Barbara Parker, do hereby will my ability to be a Senior to anyone who thinks they won't make it. Eddie Pate, do hereby will my little car to my sister so she won't have to walk to school next year. Dick Pearson, do hereby will my beanpole height to Shortie Weeks. Dick Perry, do hereby will my levis to Coach Matiasz so he won't have to wear Khakies. Shirley Powers, do hereby will David Atkinson to no one, because I intend to keep him. Sandra Quackenbush, do hereby will my hayfever to Mr. Carson. Bob Quimby, do hereby will to Nordhoff's motorcycle enthusiasts, my extra genuine motorcycle goggles. Kent Remson, do hereby will my motorcycle's parking place to the Still Twins. Gordon Byrnes, do hereby will my football pants to Howard Dolan. Darlene Rickman, do hereby will the appreciation of my school years to Hortence Medina. Caroline Rodiquez, do hereby will my ability to play volleyball to next year's Seniors. Babe Ruiz, do hereby will my 4' 1125 to Sharon Hill who needs it to play volleyball. Larry Schriber, do hereby will all my test papers in Spanish to Del Garst, Buena Suete Del. P Sandra Sechrest, do hereby will 20 pounds to my little sister Linda. George Skelton, do hereby will to Mr. Downey and his bus the delightful pleasure of dragging my playful baby brother Chazz to school every morning. Alvin Snipes, being of sound mind do hereby will my beard to Harvey Taylor. Bill Stallings, do hereby will my season ticket to Moose Hall to johnny Leslie. Frank Stevens, do hereby will my space as a Senior to any seventh grader who has six more years in this place. Irene Stewart, do hereby will a cot in the nurse's office, and my private collection of aspirins to any girl that would like to be a car hop. Marsha Swanson, do hereby will my sarcastic remarks to Mr. Neil who will make good use of them. Margaret Tindle, do hereby will my love-em and leave-em ability to a certain junior girl who first has to acquire the ability to catch-em. Darlene Trissler, do hereby will my Bodinky Hair to Greg Brown. Joanne Werber, do hereby will my pinned spit curls to Judy Meinig. Beverly Whiting, do hereby will my job as Commissioner of Finance and manager of the Magazine Drive to anyone who likes to count money. Huora Williams, do hereby will my job of correcting Mr. Drewes' Sociology tests to anyone who likes to translate foreign languages. Penny Williams, do hereby will my name Penny to anyone who is in need of one. Glenn Zogg, do hereby will my ability not to get delinquent notices to my brother, whose last record was twelve. ' Peg Lawson, do hereby will my ability to get along with e Semin Memories, Memories, the memories will never die. After four years packed with fun, studies, and activities, the Seniors come to the final step, Rush Week-Rush Week, with no work . . . just a week of memories never to be forgotten, and the most important goodbyes to high school life and hello to the future. The Commencement Formal begins the last week of fun given in honor of the de- parting Seniors. This dance will be to some the last dance they will ever attend at Nord- hoff, so all of the Seniors attend in great style. Baccalaureate Services, held in the Auditorium, brings the Seniors, parents and friends together in worship and reverence. Ditch Day! Papa Drewes and Mr. Taylor lead the way in the day of fun-packed Legal Ditching to some exciting place. The juniors always look forward to taking over the Senior Lawn, which has been protected up to this point. juniors come forth with their goodbyes by giving the Seniors a Bar-Be-Que, which as always, was a bang-up affair. With everyone enjoying good food and good entertainment afterwards. Class Day brings the Seniors back to school to give their thanks for the friends and fun they have had, not to mention the fine teaching that was given to them. Oh! yes, the Seniors have some talent, too. june 16, 1955, Commencement Exercises on the football field brings us the final achievement of Rush Week, but a start in the future for the Seniors. We see the seventy Seniors, young men and women proud to be members of the Graduating Class of 1955, of Nordhoff Union High School, and thankful for the privileges they have had and the opportunity to begin their future together. The annual Class Party was held after the Exercises and all of the Seniors and their Dates attended. 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Times Snif Hi CS ith Zogg ig Car M Bi l ing g oos l Okie Sin er W Iron ive od M I iCk 5fCWaff With Pe an udy Aninua s ,611 e N fsha S i G ng Ventura College Boys U aggie Tind e 5 Y, eg an i Boys Hg -' 4 S fiss 555 ef i dinky Hair Stafford Lost It M NWC l H ber l . . T0dCl A Ne r ' - Vfhitlffg i rbie i Bry igner M H i ith a smi e ust Weak fy P Pffmy Wi if-ms hh Gus candy et D 2 Butch 2033 hh s i sh sch 1 hip lb 'P . -t-A '41 w otices N inquent el 1' CSS A mpter 1'O reta Sec P11 -4 W W S lllam uora W .-. -r i , ,y- ,,-.xe , . 3.15011 tzel R haron W X V' V! in ' ol . QQ FW , J -V ' 7f C- n. 21.2 x 90 aff? Myra XV X T55 W5 SX sf? XX: .QQ 5. 'J iv' 'YQ First row: L. Dowd, M. Carpenter, J. Cornine, T. Alcorn. Set-ond row: VI. Barley, J. Bangs, S Dcl.:1Torre, A. Dnrei, D, Bryson, M. Clit-pin, P. Cliristianson, A. Dicgcs. D. Brown, D. Cixiwfurrl 'Fhirtl row: T. Dunnlmcc, A. Acostn. R. lliggurs. H. Dul.m, D, Cook. B. Alloy. -I. Bryan. First row: N. Herring, C. Kucnzly, j. jones, S. Hill. St-tnntl row: N. Hall, M. Gntltlis, F. Lac, S Hamby, F. Holstein, K. Hnrdisun, S. jurgcnsnn, N. Fllison. Tliirtl row: G. Lnnquist, F. 'Iustitc D. Hansen, B. Ellison, T. Grcalisli, j. Fross, D. Fitzgcrultl, D. Lowt- s nh . fs .lv D 5 is A N. BX Q es, 5' . S ,M l - ? 'PQ -1 , 4 1 'il . rg 4 H , v is E lui V, 's 'N We . K y n 1 4 I Nu 'f v N 4 X-WN , ,,,,,, I7 ,-V. Y--.-. A' J: ' EN .. V ' QS CX I K 5 K, f ' M 34 1 HL 3 V X ., I rx S Q. K , fx f . N 4 QR ' ! ' -in sa- 3' in M if wgysgva fx K, 5 K ,Q . A, K A mlqe 'f 'K U 'xx 5 x .K K. Wx' R bbs , Z .6 , -z 'V wr 5 1 JP 'Qs , F2 wr uf, 85335431 --.K ,K . Jig nj S 1 Q S X as ,, -L 'ss' 'za s' ' 4 4 wr- .1. 9 b rkvzigr .Y f'.: ,-'Q ' 3 9.1 la! E . ' ' cg, M QA iafit Gyn X - - m-ai 5 f if,-,M- ' X ' g W . . v3Qg' ?' 443' X I si 4 L i S ' S55 3 54 , . xl I , M ky W M and Ld! W 1 if . -,.', N U' -. fm, P SN-ff , , iw 'H ' vi I' Qs in 'wk .W 23? ii uf vi! gf! rf' f Ji! Sy 'S'- xgf QQ? f s . ,ZA .111 S! I JUNIOR CLASS Sharon Hill. Surctaryg Ron Shuclc, Vocpg Mr, Thompson, Advisory Dave Cook, President Don Lowe, Rvp. M2024 FRESHMAN CLASS Alam Jacobs, Frances Horton, TL-rry Coultas, Bill Mallory. Mr. Roller, Advisor. 1 O SOPHOMORE CLASS Dirk Kerr, Rn-pg Nul- son Russell. Vvvp: joync Rolmcrtsorl. Su rctnryg Mr, Wilsimn, Arlviwrz Dol Gnrst, Prcsirlcntg Nr, Harrlis- on, Advisor, I 74274 Seciww GV, 5 X ag 'E Q K. 3' 'ff SUE !.'Q1 V' fl., 1? P01 if '2 J-HB ' ' -rf 31 V1 Q w in-sl . First row: P. Laughlin, M. Rupp, M. Orr, M. Bower, B. Lampson, D. Robinson, N. Rabage, S. Reutcr, R. Orton. Second row: P. Pully, C. Nichols, V. Lawdson, H. Moninger, K. Miller, P. Quackenbush, L. Moynier, M. Rash, A. Ruiz, M. Rodarte, D. Pritchard, L. Lanquist. Third row: S. Bulison, J. Maxwell, K. Rockwell, L. Lyon, B. Laughlin, J. Lowe, B. Meade, R. Myers, R. Ran- dall. Fourth row: B. Maxwell, B. Meiericling, D. Roper, N. Rich, D. Manzer, W. Naten, B. Mar- tin, J. Lewis. First row: M. Elliot, S. Louk, S. Selby, F. Selvestre, M. Wilhite, M. Stene, Y. Shields, J. Reed, S. Turncr, L. Sandefer, D. Fleming. Second row: Z. Saylor, L. Wallace, M. Skelton, S. Spare, J. Geren, P. Harrison, P. Smith, S. Winslow, J. Turner, A. Tindle, H. Winters, J. Sparks. Third row: V. York, J. Harding. C. Hunter, R. Spearing, K. Smith, R. Taggert, S. Schultz, R. Ward, G. Gearhardt, L. Thompson, R. Wilson, R. Terrault. Fourth row: R. Hall, D. Coultan, J. Stallings, B. Cartright, B. Styles, M. Willett, J. Sanders, J. Ultschi, C. Weaverling, R. Vorhis, M. Weeks. 1911 'iam Q 1 First row: E. Cline, D. Cowen. D. Byrne, M. Baten, J. Browning, L. Coursey, B. Atchison, P. Cook Second row: B. Beckett. S. Anderson, L. Acosta, K. Bayless, K. Ake, j. Bunce, S, Crawford, A. Cam eron, S. Chambers. Third row: M. Petticord. K. Akins, L. Malone, M. Cook, G. Boothe. R. Brown R. Bonham, S. Callender. N. Cozine. Fourth row: P. Blaske, D. Crawford, D. Anderson, C. Bolton D. Ball, R. Cox, G. Carrauthers, D. Cowan, B, Bennet. First row: J. Dow, A. Dawson, L. Hall, F. Galliger, J. Holstein, T. Dalfte, R. Franciscotty, D Franciscotty, B. Dorsey. Second row: P. Gates, N. Fraser. A. Friend, S. Hananhez, j. Fisher, A Henslee, K. Higgenbotham, K, Estill, P. Eckert, j. Hester. Third row: J. Emcle, L. Bliss, J. Hatch er, T. Ellsworth, B. Herring, J. Carthee, S. Hunsaker, P. Freeman, C. Gardner, D. Henderson Fourth row: J. Everett, S. Fording, G. Caldwell, J. Goforth, B. Helen, A. Dean, D. Goode, j Giberson, R. Gallio, D. Henderson. 1 was I l Ll' 1. First row: L. johnson, M. McTigue, J. Jones, A. Lopaz, D. Lee, J. Lanquist, B. Mosterio, D. Miller, T. Brown. Second row: B. justice, M. McElmurry, P. Moolenjizer, C. McMillen, C. Kerr, M. Mc- Kenzie, j. Loop, CJ. Ingram, S. Meining, L. Martin. Third row: j. McCay, F. Medlonlc, M. john- son, C. Marengo, S. MacMann, J. Misbeek, S. Lehmann, T. Moore, K. Mahan, K. Kenny. Fourth row: J. Leasy, F. Medlock, J. McClure, M. McKama, J. McMillan, DI. McNee, G. johns, O. Mont- gomery, R. Moore. First row: L. Sparks, M. Potts, C. Peck, S. Stiff, C. Payton, M. Randal, S. Ruiz, B. Pearson. Sc-fond row: S. Rohinson, P. Stone, S. Pearl, M. Rice, D. Sparks, S. Nuncr, G, Partain. Third row: G. Str.-wart, H. Spraig, B. Rice, D. Senega, J. Rupp,' R. Panchad, J. Rider, F. Rice. Fourth row: L. See, B. Harrison, D. Sechrest, B. Wilson, C. Rodney, B. Still, E. Orm, H. Perez, J. Pate. 4- O :Ahab l First row: S. Talbott, J. Write, A. Rasmussan, M. Tait, J. Trevor. Second row: W. Webb, F. Rod dick, L. Scott, N. Taylor, J. Todd, J. Vidali, J. Verkuyl, A. Tait, B. Wilson. Third row: J. Win l gate, B. Western, J. Taylor, J. Vavleaka, M. Whitnacke, D. Watson, J. Wooten. 'Y ff' EIGHTH GRADE Holly Moniger, Rep., Jack Lowe, Veep, Mr. Burroughs, Jim Sanders, President, Nick Rich, Secretary. 'P' vi. P . . , 4. - , , Af SEVENTH GRADE Mr. Polski, Gayle Caldwell, Rep., Pen- ny Moolenyzer, Veep, Mona McElmur- ry, Secretary, Jerry Wooten, President. ig Z'fc!Mwc4:ZfZ,fWZf ? Ml 6 fer? gf 4 4 1,121 .fkznfuf Q2f!xxz xfff, QZJM, J fr' Q 6' -1 K7 ff f--- ffr 1 ,fK9!!f4vcf f ,J-411 4f11nf'f l 'fJ X af 'f ,f1,.' 'Lb H-f J L C1421-if x79 ,L yffpf- X271 yi ,JK l ,fiffi-I 'dx ' - V f LX Wg? ,111 .-A f'l Zf'C D 4-,,g,ff4ff,a-ff'f,f, gg, 'A ' Lxfmfff-ff 11:6 ,L 64' fi cc- fi' 744. L c- 0 eil..- Q Y , - ' 97 fl L ,K XX J L-6'fg9- S .V 414 of 7 'C P f . Q IQ , W . S My . W Me .4 I Q4 P Q0 00 ' 001 Io . g LARRY SCHRIBER President 3.5.2. Ofhbew The past year the student body of N.U.H.S. was led by three great leaders. Larry Schriber led the school as ASB President, Harold Mc- Nee did a great job as Vice President, and Car- ol Geren did an excellent job as ASB Secretary. We salute you for the wonderful job as ASB officers. CAROL GEREN Serrelary HAROLD MCNEE Vice Prexident Elected by A.S.B. Presi- dent, Larry Schriber, at the beginning of the year to help him govern Nordhoff, these six people did a splendid job. They are, Dick Perry, Ath- letics, Bob Quimby, Elec- tions, Carol Chrisman, Ral- lies, Barbara Decker, Wel- fare, Beverly Whiting, Fi- nance, Mary Lou Decker, Ac- tivities, and Marsha Swanson, Publicity. First row: Barbara Decker, Mary Lou Decker, Beverly Whiting, Carol Chrisman, Marsha Swanson. Second row: Dick Perry, Bob Quimby. S With the start of each school year all the separate classes elect officers to lead them in the coming years. From these and many other organizations come the make-up of Student Council. The Student Council governs the school by making and passing laws and new rules. We thank them for all the work they have done this year to better Nordhoff. ,J -ffl 1 Q A . , f . g . ' -sy -I ' ' -. t - V -A ,4 . , . fktfqbv , ' f ' ?l, ., ,. ' , gf4.3? Q','- 4-,.f PQI '3f..' 'flixx gfbirtf 4 Q.--Q' lil?-'gf'-i-,f-A'-gz'f N uw-1-fa 's 'ff4Sv 'Q'7'-H?'.1nu-N? if-1,-..-efhvw' .f i-wff,f3'I!'lL'gLf -'35 .,i.-ages' zu..-v' 'V'ffPewe2.i?4af'rr ' E' M +L-ww. .sa he--f eel? Bob Quimby, Roy Archibald, Sandra Quackenbush, Carol Geren. This highly merited organization is fast becoming one of the largest clubs at Nordhoff. Led by Mr. Roller, they have presented vari- ous assemblies to the school, held several parties and gone on a num- ber of field trips. Officers for this year are: Joyce Wilson, Presidentg Bob Quimbly, Vice Presidentg and Frieda Lee, Secretary-Treasurer. fafrifl ,K Y 14416645 The Art Club is the newest club at Nordhoff. Formed this year by Mr. Akins it has nearly 70 members. It was formed to promote more student interest in art. The club has enjoyed many field trips, one to the Santa Barbara Museum and Mission, and then to the Los Angeles Cinerama . They also had several par- ties, one at Rancho Cola, and a chicken bar-be-que. ?.7f.,-Z. Rattle, bang, dang. As the pots and pans began to clung, you know it's Mrs. Doris Wentworth getting an- other FHA meeting under- way. This club is composed of girls who are interested in better homemaking. The girls have many group projects such as sending boxes to home economics clubs in Ger- many and making up boxes for hospitals. Officials this year were as follows: Presi- dents, Pat Story and Marla Thompson, Richardson, rita Diegesg liredia Lee Robertson. Secretary, Sybil Treasurer, Zoe- Parliamentarian, Reporter, Joyce MRS. DORIS WENTWORTH, Adrimr 7.7,-4. Although they are one of X the smallest clubs in the school, they are far from the X least known. Lead by Mr. Davis, their advisor, they study different divisions deal- ing with agriculture. They al- so have taken several field trips throughout the year. First row: B. Brock, Mr. Davis, Advisorg R. Kerr. Second row: G. Donathon, J. Fullerton, E Powell, J. sun. .7 5 rn Fog Island a suspense play by E. C. Clayton McCarty, was the selection of the senior class for their play. The setting was on Fog Island located somewhere off the West Coast All the drama takes place on a chilly September night. MH. Williams ........ ........,.,.......... S andra Quackenbush Williamr ............. George Skelton jerry Martin ............ ....... R on johnson Sheriff Doolittle ........ ........ G lenn Zogg Brock ................... Margy O'Laughlin Bob Quimby Penny Williams Hazel Summers ....... ....,.. J oanne Horton Ann Weeklitile ....... ....... B arbara. Parker Maurine Gardner ....... ...,.,, fanannal Green ...... ....... Prifcilla Ralxton ...... .. Nancy Bosworth Beverly Whiting Carol Geren First row: Mr. Carson, Advisor, Kathy Miller, Charlene Kuenzly, joyce Wilson, Shirley jorgensen. Second row: Melba Poynor, Pat Mann, Marla Thompson, jucly Meinig, Katie Hardison, Sharon Hill, Pat Story. Third row: Bill Smith. jim Bryan. Mike Kilbourne, james Norton, Mary Chepin. main pldq Earl Louis Russel's Taming the Brat, a comedy in three acts, was selected by Mr. Carson to be produced by the juniors of 1955. The main character of this play is the Nagus' pretty teen-age daughter, jaiice, whose tantrums manage to get her everything she wants. The plot starts to thickt-: when janice falls for jess, football hero in college, who is their summer handyman. Bu less, who already has a pretty girl friend, Myra, refuses to give her a second look, This f truly one of the best junior plays presented at Nordhoff. THE CHARACTERS Lottie-The Nagels' middle-aged maid. She is hard, diffident and speaks her mind all the time. Mfr. Nagel-The mother of janice, is nervous and oblivious to her daughter's real age. ferr Pomerroy-A big good looking football player. jerry Hughes-A likeable boy of 16, somewhat naive. Dave Martin-jerry's pal and tennis partner. Louise-A gossipy teen-ager, silly in her speech and manner. Myrtle-Not unlike Louise but a little more reticent. janice-Spoiled, self-indulgent fifteen-year-old. Myra laron-jess's girl--She's sweet and pretty, about 20. ' and Under the direction of Mr. Herbert Kaiser, the choir and chorus present to the student body, and to the people of Ojai music with a song. The choir, which is a group selected by Mr. Kaiser, has sung at many social activities in Ojai and at school. The chorus, open to anyone who wants to participate in it, sang at a few school assemblies but their en- gagements have been limited. The accompanists for this year were, Judy Mahoney, LeElla Dowd, Mary Egenhoff. , ,.,.,, lf- 3 3 Y . t g i in 5 fa f 4 i l if Q, , l gave! The band, under the direction of Her- bert Kaiser, is one of Nordhoff's out- standing musical groups. They performed at many of Nordhoff's social activities, such as the Senior Play, junior Play, and many others. Some members also were selected to play at the County Music Fes- tival. fx arqxl ff-43' I MR. KAISER, Direrlor I caacafz W Z' and S Stine Helping Mrs. Cook out is just one of the many jobs the Office and Student Store helpers perform. These girls help putting up books and doing other odd jobs. .- t agree W Selected for their ability to help assist in the office these girls do all types of odd jobs for the office. They help a lot to relieve the secretaries at their jobs. avwl77Zo'ze7f 'lin MRS. JOHNSON and MRS. COULTAS I 7Zwzce 4 74644 Nurse's aids, new at Nordhoff, are progressing with much enthusiasm. These students receive train- ing in first aid and in caring for ill students. In do- ing this they help Mrs. Lewis, our school nurse. The practice they receive will help them to be finer nurses in the future. I Each year gym assistants are chosen but this year they were volunteers and they served for a different purpose. In- stead of assisting in the teaching they pass out the equipment, do clerical work, and run errands. They still have responsibilities, and everyone did a swell job. CHRISTINE FENNBL CHARLENE KUENZLY Ediior-in-Chief Aninant Editor 1 SANDRA QUACKENBUSH Buxinen Manager 7044 70M 5351! When the members of the Topa Topa staff look at the finished copy of this year's annual, they feel a great surge of pride at being able to contribute a small amount of work to the making of a fine yearbook. Our Editor-in-Chief, Christine Fennel, has led us through a fun-filled year at work. We of the Topa Topa staff hope in years to come you will be able to look over this annual and remember all the fun you had at Nordhoff High. - I --Y ruuunuquuluqunsunquu I I gm MARSHA SWANSON MARY LOU CHEPIN Photograph Attizfily E 2 in W .1 ROGER LANGBECKER SHARON DOWD GEORGE SKELTON y1 Senior Slforlr CAROL DIEGES DARLENE TRESSLER Faculty Clan 'r T , Q' wmv Don't stencil that yet! , and Oh Gee, an- other mistake were constantly being heard from the journalism Class while the students were working on the publication of the paper. The jobs of editors were equally distributed among the pupils. All the big moments of old N.U.H.S. were recorded in the Ranger Record. With Mr. Owens directing us we had loads of fun putting out the paper and hope you en- joyed it as much as we did. Zddfldshg MR. OWENS Adrfiror gg.. Q5-P q ts... , First row: Bob Alley, Rita Pearson, Faye Henry, Ann White, Carol Dieges, Charlene Kuenzly, Connie Follmar, Ruth Simmons. Second row: Naomi Ellison, Darlene Trissler, Marsha Swanson, Sharon Dowd, Mary Chepin, Sharon Hamby, Marie Carpenter, Frances Holstein. Third row: Roger Langbecker, Christine Fennel. V SEPTEMBER 7. School opens. They get smaller every year. 9. Admission Day. We're off to a good start. 27. F .H.A. Party. Have you heard the latest - - - ' OCTOBER 1. Football S.B. Catholic. Man, what a team! 6.-9. Fair Time. I want some cotton candy! Ohh, I'm dizzy! 8. Football-Moorpark we tied! 15. Football-Carpenteria JINX! 22. Football Santa Clara. Man what crazy runs. 28. Half-Day Institute. Good old teachers' meeting. NOVEMBER ' 2. Sophomore barbecue. Steaks, no less! 5. Football Simi. Slaughter! ! 9. Junior High Dance. My but that's a cute dress! 12. Football Villanova. Need we say more? 19. Letterman Dance. Allah Queen Chris and King Roger! n 20. Playday Santa Barbara. Hi there. 22. Freshman Skating Party. Gee, l'm sore!! 25.-29. Thanksgiving Holiday. Turkey, Ugh! DECEMBER 3. Senior Play. Who has the gun? 8. Half-Day Institute. Christmas shopping to be done! 9.-11. Basketball Tournament. We didn't want the trophy anyway. 13. A Junior Skating Party. I want my mama ! 17. Sophomore Turkey Rally. Fix! Christmas pro- gram Tradition is broken! 2O.-31. Christmas Vacation. Golly, Santa Claus Came! JANUARY Back to school again, darn it! 4. National Transcribers Assembly. Man, what a program. . 8. Basketball Santa Ynez. What's one loss. 10. Sophomore Skating Party. I wanna go home. 12. Basketball Thacher. Here we go! 13. Basketball Villanova. We almost won. 15. Basketball Santa B. Catholic. We won! Well I'll be darned! 18. Basketball. 21. Basketball Moorpark. Who cares? 28. Basketball Simi. Oh, Me. FEBRUARY 4. Basketball Thacher. 5. Basketball S.B. Catholic. 13. One-half Day Music Festival in Nordholl. Hey we have talent here! 16. Basketball Moorpark. Oh well. 17. Scholarship Assembly. We have more brains here every year. 18. Basketball Santa Clara. Oh well. 21. Basketball Simi. Oh man! MARCH 18. Backward Dance. 22. To May 18-Tennis season. 23. To May 4-Track season. 25. To May 6-Baseball season. APRIL 4.-8. Easter Vacation. 13. Spring Formal-- My you look lovely. 21 .-22. Tennis Tournament. MAY 13. junior Play, Taming the Brat. JUNE 10. Commencement Formal. The time closer. 12. Baccalaureate. This is getting sad ! 13. Ditch Day. Our last fling. 15. Class Day. Farewell my friends. 16. Commencement. I'll Be Seeing You. 17. School Closes. See ya' next year. is getting 'ww 1-Q. T, fer ,rff , I A isa 3 E 4.-'A 123, .. gg Q g gi fm W- ,wps- N a rn-Q Y Nllllll 0521.93 , 5 Q '1 ll 57 X Back row: Mr. Hardison, Assistant Football Coach, Mr. Gartrell, Assistant Football Coach and C. Basketball Coach. Front row: Mr. Lin- kenhelt, JV Football Coach, Varsity Basketball Coach, and Varsity and IV Baseball Coachg Mr. Smith, JV Foot- ball Coach and Varsity and JV Baseball Coach. These are the men who give up their time, to the boys of Nord hoff in order that we might enjoy the many football, basketball and baseball games, as well as track meets, and tennis matches that are such a vital part of school life. These are the men who travel with the teams, live and die with the players, as they win or lose. As well as the players themselves, these are the men who either make or break a team. A school couldn't ask for a better coaching staff than the one these seven men provide. Mr. Townley fleftj, and Mr. Law, tennis coaches. Mr. Mataisz: Athletic Direct- or, as well as Varsity Football Coach, B. Basketball Coach, and Track Coach. Vim, Vigor, Pep, Versa- tile, these words all describe this year's cheerleaders. Lead- ing an always excited audi- ence in a wide variety of some twenty odd cheers, these spirited yell leaders at all times were an inspiration to everyone. Y Left to right: Joanne Werber Nancy Bosworth Christine Fennel I and Sandy Quackenbush. The Lettermen's Club, under the advisorship of Mr. Mataisz, again distinguished itself as an asset to the school this year. Besides the annual Lettermen's Dance, held at the close of each football season, in which Christine Fennel was crowned queen, Roger Langbecker, king, and Janice Mathewson, Carol Geren, Bob Clausen, and Gordon Byrne as attendants, the usual initiation was held during the spring for all in-coming members-a good time was had by all-. Some of the Lettermen's duties around the campus this year were to keep order in the snack line, watch the doors and collect tickets at basketball games and national assemblies, and create an interest in all of the various athletic activities. Officers for the Lettermen's Club this year were jerry Fullerton, President, Hal Moore, Vice President, and Bob Clausen, Secretary. Boh Clausen. Secretary, jerry Fullerton, Presi- dentg Hal Moore, Vice President. First row: Bill Ellis, Sandy Hunsaker, Alley Acosta, Pat Valley, Howard Dolan, Bob Alley, Jerry Fullerton. Second row: Mr. Mataisz, Dick Perry, Alvin Snipes, Devon Weeks, Hal Moore, Ronny Biggers, George Skelton. Third row: Phil Freeman, Frank Stevens, Bob Clausen, Ralph McBride, Dee Fitzgerald, Paul Bangs. if Gabba '.c'a'w-:rua-mason-1-an 1 4 l if FL ,Ig t 'c 'I P 5 . N O -an ,il -47 Q I uf 05 :Y I LANGBECKER bis, , ,ff 4 1 ' R ' s img. -e GORDON L , 55 1 f -' l.:2 2,:Q.. I b Q4 V Q 4' A K I WK 'X ' ,Nf , N 5YrL36?gfE' WF kan knykv? ,Avian .- iQK,,, x, - uw-, 'x . 5 5 is ? 2 is in 5 E Qu R E mDON I LOWE w ' 5 Q K' gi . A A .L if If .Q X Q, A ish t A is A W A Y f Q DAVID cool: QQ ,xg 3 f U' ACOSTA 'if' S 'X 'Q .J A it 5 1 3' . I H' V - DEVON WEEKS Ev fx Q ,Vg . Q A , A I M kal, A Q g ., igs -. v 0, D I ' b E' MIKE VALLEY ' Q W E f Q' A . , ,A N 9 D 5-'55 ' K , H T 2' C ' Eff f ',,,-L D D RONNY BIGGERS 6 ' E. E Q FITZGERALD A Q xi., , .E , 4 ' fl , Q s K 'EM ' 'Q Q 1, DEL GARSTE E If A ' E 1 N ' f f 1 ,algj V 'X - 4, , 5, ,, ,J an , 'fu Ln V . A BOB BROCK ,D 1 ' X 1 K, NELSON RUSSEI. ikx ,I ' Y .VJ CLINTON SHIELDS PAT VALLEY ,.L' , Nordhof f Nordhof f Nordhof f Nordhof f Nordhof f Nordhof f Nordhof f SB Cath Moorpark Carpinteria S Clara Simi Villanova Opposition Www N01-dhoff ,,,,,..,.........,....,. 0 S. Monica CAPTAINS-Bob Clausen and jerry Fullerton. Front row: D. Byrne, P. Freeman, B. Brock, D. Weeks, B. Smith, D. Garst, J. Fullerton, H. Dolan N. Rich. Second row: A. Acosta, G. Guinn, M. Valley, R. Biggers, P. Bangs, D. Lowe, D. Cook N. Russel. Third row: S. Hunsaker, D. Pearson, F. Stevens, D. Perry, R. McBride, B. Clausen, R johnson, G. Byrne, D. Fitzgerald. Last row: Mr. Mataisz, P. Valley, C. Shields, H. Moore, R. Lang becker, R. Ward, Mr. Gartrell. Q PI If 4940! M Nordhoff's football team this year had its ups, and it had its downs. Under the able coaching of Mr. Mataisz, Mr. Gartrell, and Mr, Hardison, the Rangers had a 3-2-I record in league play and wound up in fourth place. The opening game of the season was one of the most action-packed in Nordhoffs football history. Santa Barbara Catholic got off to a fast start and ran up an early lead of I2-0. But just as fast the Rangers bounced back, and by half time the score was Nord- hoff 18, Santa Barbara 12. The Rangers really got going in the second half and went on to defeat the Cardinals 42-33. The next game was just the opposite as Nordhoff and Moorpark battled it out till the end for a 6-6 tie, which put them in a tie for second place. Each team scored one touchdown, just missed another, and had its important extra point blocked, which could have meant victory for either team. The next week however the Rangers met a determined team from Carpinteria and went down to defeat 12-6. Carpinteria continued its winning ways and went on to win its ninth straight Tri-Valley league crown. The next week the Rangers got back at life in general with a 25-2 trounc- ing over Santa Clara. After the defeat by Saint Monicas, 26-0, the Rangers came back the following week to whitewash Simi to the tune of a 45-7 massacre. The final game of the season was a tough one to lose, as all Villanova games are fwhen we lose themj. The Wildcats got back the bucket which we had won the year before by whipping us 18-0. At the close of the season the team got together and selected jerry Fullerton and Bob Clausen as their captains with jerry Fullerton also getting the vote for most-valuable player. On December 4, the team journeyed to L.A. to watch a pro football game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Baltimore Colts. I 'wifi DICK PERRY DICK PEARSON ROGER LANGBECKER GORDON BYRNE FRANK STEVENS A I 5 5 if:-I Qzadadlcnq JERRY FULLERTON BOB CLAUSEN PHIL FREEMAN RALPH MCBRIDE Q. . Q 5255 4? -Q 'gf' RON JOHNSON HAL MOORE GORDON GWINN LARRY SCHRIEBER PAUL BANGS fxfwhulf RONNY BIGGERS ALLY ACOSTA DEVON WEEKS CLINTON SHIELDS DEE FITZGERALD 0 Zelwzauzg HOWARD DOLAN BILL SMITH eltefamew DEL GARST NELSON RUSSEL Sbcnsv Q I ' Q PAT VALLEY DON LOWE DAVID COOK BOB BROCK MIKE VALLEY CAPTAINS Marvin Moore Bill Williams, 74a ?aZme Nordhoff's Junior Varsity, under the coaching of Mr. Linkenhelt and Mr. Smith had a very successful season this year, and these boys in future years should add further glory to Norclhoff's football history. The J.V.s started off the season by losing to a strong Carpinteria team 26-18. They got revenge in the next game however, as a large crowd turned out for a home game to see the Rangers down Santa Clara 19-13. Los Prietos was the Rangers' next victim as Hughes Moir scored two touchdowns to lead the j.V.'s to an exciting 13-12 victory. Nordhoff's future stars wound up the season with a 12-0 victory over Villanova which was played in the first rainstorm of the season. At the end of the season the team got together and selected Marvin Moore, Bill Williams, and Tom Grealish as captains. NORDHOFF ....... ...... 1 8 CARPINTERIA .,.......... 26 +' NORDHOFF ....... ...... 1 9 SANTA CLARA ............ 1 3 NORDHOFF ..,.... ...... 1 3 LOS PRIETOS ..,. ....... 1 2 NORDHOFF ....... ...... 1 2 VILLANOVA ...... ....... 0 First row B Castro, D. Harris. H. Taylor, R. Keer, M. Moore, 'If Sackett, L. Bense, B. Wood- mansee L Gholson, C. Sparks. Second row: D. Becker, R. Phillips. D. Weaver, B. Bowey, B. Ram- hol D Wear B. McClure, G. Miller. Third row: L. Hurt, C. Haflick, R. Turner. J. Krahiel, B. Turner A Castillo, G. Brown. R. Biggers, T. Turner. Fourth rowi Mr. Smith. Mi. Linkenhelt, L. 'V Heath H Moir F. jenkins, J. Saenz, B. Williams,.T. Grealish, T. Todd. I QQ 43 7' NSG! r ! new N X, , W Front row: Dee Fitzgerald, Ralph McBride, Devon Weeks, Paul Bangs, Dick Perry. Back row: Pat Valley, Dick Pearson, Del Garst, Harold McNee, Bob Quimby, john Krabiel, Don Zogg, Phil Sims. Leonard, Gilliam, Phil Freeman. Ron Biggers, Coach Linkenhelt. Four Nordhoff basketball players were chosen All-League this season. They were Ralph McBride, DeVon Weeks, honorable men- tiong Dee Fitzgerald, honorable mentiong and Dick Perry. Coached by Fred Linkenhelt, a newcomer to the Nordhoff coaching staff, the Ranger varsity this year, despite the mediocre record in the win and loss column proved in numerous occasions to be one of the best varsity basketball teams in years. After losing their first three practice games, the Rangers got going, and wound up the season with a 5-3 record in league play, and tied Moor- park for second place, The highlight of the season came with the final Villanova game. Trailing in the second quarter by 17 points, the Rangers caught on fire and ran the Wildcats all over the court, finally winding up the contest on top of a 72-59 score. At the end of the season the team selected Ralph McBride as Captain. Four members of the team were elected All-League, Ralph McBride, Dee Fitzgerald, Dick Perry, and DeVon Weeks. QS? 4 p 'Ale Qu' i v Q'1! 4-W Y -mann' I A w ' 2. . 1-' 4 .lim reg? 'Z , - , ,f- Q f 3 V wigja Q ,gyms , .A 7 1.',M ?i' Q v s ,,, f Q 1-,f 1- -S5 4.--XXX -'41 , gi .jawn , ,, Lf js, 'ax 'x 5 7 W A am :id W 'I .my 'Y Y Q .,o. .ffl 14 HL I Q' ,mf .nw iii an , 1 'Blv- .- s 0 if 3. .f' ,.., I I -A 26. PHIL FREEMAN 1 Guard Senior 21. HAROLD MCNEE Forward Senior 30. JOHN KRABIEL Center buplioinore 23. LEONARD GILLHAM Forward junior -5. RONNY BIGGERS Guard junior 27. DEL GARST Guard Sopliomnre 33. PHIL SIMS Forward junior PAT VALLEY Manager VISITORS NORDHOFI' T1 urn zm nl Thacher Santa Clara Santa Ynez Thfichcr Villanoxa S.B.C. Santa Clara Moorparlc Simi Thacher Villanowa Moorpark Santa Clara Simi Nordhof f Nordhof f Nordhof f Nordhof f Nordhof f Nordhoff. Nordhof f Nordhof f Nordhof f Nordhoff Nordhof f Nordhoff Nordhoff. Nordhoff. Nordhoff. 70 Total: T...- Saatdefm Fdadedaa nn n 6 at Front row: Preston Homer, Bill Williams, Michael King, Bill Herman, Nelson Russel, Bob Alley. Back row: Bill Ellis, Hughs Moir, jerry Todd, Bob Hearn, Tarry Sackett, Bob Brock, Marvin Moore, Ken Heath, Coach Mataisz. The only basketball championship of the season was brought home by the B's this year. Coached by George Mataisz, the Rangers ran over all opposition in southern divi- sion play and wound up with a 7-1 record in league play, good enough for first place honors. On February 25 the future varsity stars traveled to Santa Barbara for the champion- ship playoff with the Santa Ynez Pirates. However, as things turned out, it wasn't Nord- hoff's night, and try as they did, the Rangers had to bow down to defeat, 56-43. At the end of the season the team got together and elected Nelson Russel and Michael King co-captains. With 12 sophomores on this year's squad, Nordhoff should have one of the best varsity teams this school has ever had in about two years. . v .-A,-. ii :Y ,. ' Coach Matiasz congratulates Co Captains Michael King and Nel- 55 VISITORS NORDHOFF 64 ................ Santa Ynez Nordhof f . 3 1 ................ Thacher Nordhof f. 28 ................ Villanova Nordhof f. 30 ................ S.B.C. Nordhoff. 5 2 ................ Santa Clara Nordhof f. 3 7 .,,............. Moorpark Nordhof f . 31 ................ Simi Nordhoff. 40 ....,........... Thatcher Nordhof f. 59 ,............... S.B.C. Nordhoff. 2 9 ................ Villanova Nordhof f . 3 3 ................ Moorpark Nordhof f. 28 .......,........ Santa Clara Nordhof f , Nordhof f. Santa Ynez Nordho ff. 38 ................ Simi 56 ................ 5 5 Total: BOX SCORE OF CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFF NORDHOFF Alley, Bob Russel, Nelson Herman, Bill King, Michel Williams, Bill SANTA YNEZ 5 6 Davis ................... .. ....... 1 2 Wilson ..... 3 Licon ........ ....... 1 6 Camargo ,...... ........ 6 Barret ....... ........ 1 0 SCORING SUBS Nordhoff-Brock, Bob, 3 h Santa Ynez-Fitzgerald, 69 Grossi, 3 SCORING BY QUARTERS Nordhof f ........................ 6 1 3 6 1 8-43 Santa Ynez .................... 1 9 1 2 1 3 1 2-56 ibm First row G Brown G Fulmer J Saenz J Webb. Second row: Turner, Managerg K. York, B. Brue B Bowie Mr Gartrell Not pictured D Weaver, C. Stark. Although this year's C Team wound up winning but one league game out of eight, and tied for last place, the players received a lot of experience and should be a real asset to the varsity in a few seasons. The highlight of the season came on February 4 when the Rangers staged a fourth quarter rally and came from behind to defeat the Thacher Cowboys by the score of 30-23. At the end of the season the team got together and elected Bill Bowie as captain. These boys should improve as the years go on. Bill Bowie is being congratulated by Coach Gartrell on his being elected captain. SHT r ,-. xl A Swv' W - ,ii ,usa 1' ' 'A' MC X ,A 8 -fr . t, fd-sy Q, uv- 1'- 1: ff'5f 'f' , n2'+L- -A-'Y' -ffdvm f A-'JN .Nl-Q W-if .Ko x X' .4 4 V ' ,. S bf: Q . ,X t K1 , -LS? fffvmx ' x ZS mm ? ' wi u any sq MJ' 454'-...Q kwmaw 'Y' 1 v 4: QV, nf' gaaelalf . Front row Woody Bosworth Ken Heath Hughes Moir, Richard Kerr, Bill Williams, Bob Castro, Nelson Russel john Leslie Back row Coach Linkenhelt, Ralph McBride, Phil Freeman, Bob Skel- ton Duid Wilsrwn Ron Qhuck David Cook, Pat Valley. Phil Freeman, Ralph McBride Baseball came a long way at Nordhoff this year, as the Rangers showed one of the most spirited teams it has ever had. Coached by Fred Linkenhelt and Herb Smith, newcomers at Nordhoff, the Rangers got off to a flying start by defeating the Ventura j.V.'s in a thriller by a score of 10-7. Although having to take the bitter with the sweet during the rest of the season, the Ranger baseball team showed great promise of things to come in future years, being loaded with freshman, sophomore, and junior talent, and having only two graduating seniors on this year's squad, Ralph McBride and Phil Freeman. All in all, one might say that Nordhoff had a successful baseball season. . W . Front row: Preston Homer. B. Bowie. C. Stark. G. Willianisimn. lf. Christianson. D. Marshal. J. Harding. Second row: Mr. Smith, I.. Gholson. R. Shields. Haley, R. Grinstead. C. Butler. C. Sparks, F. Lidecker. Third row: L. Pool. j. Norton, C. Shields. D. Sparks. D. Harris. R. Turner. D. -Iacltson. Boasting one of the largest squads in years, the j.V.'s this season showed great promise of becoming one of Nordhoff's better baseball teams in a few years. Coached by Herb Smith, the Ranger j.V.'s showed a lot of spirit and willingness to play, one quality which characterizes all Norclhoff junior varsity teams. Nordhoff fans should hear a lot from these boys in years to come. Front row: A. jacobs, B. Phillips, D. Wear. Second row: B. Brock, A. Costillo, B. Turner, B. Ellis, L. Bintz, M. Valley, J. Barley, T. Dunhee. Last row: R. Turner, N. Russel, P. Freeman, B. Alley, P. Sims. R. McBride, j. Fullerton, D. Garst, D. Pearson, Coach Matiasz. Showing drive and enthusiasm, the Ranger track team this year won their share of honors in the various track meets which they attended and sponsored. Although possibly not having the personnel that Nordhoff track teams have had in past years, the Rangers, nevertheless, made up for it in spirit and determination. The CH team this year boasted one of the best squads in many seasons and showed great promise of becoming a great asset to the varsity in a few years. Coached by George Matiasz, this year's track team will long be remembered by those who participated in the sport. in I 'Y -Y' 1' +P Q L 1 'a I' l 4 1' 3 Y With four returning lettermen the Nordhoff tennis team this season made quite a name for itself around the league. Under the able coaching of Mr. Townley, a newcomer to the coaching ranks at Nordhoff, the Rangers did all right in regular league matches, but had to take a back seat to Thacher's Cowboys at the league tournament held at Thacher on May 16-17. Besides the four returning lettermen, the team was boosted by a large number of first-year competitors, some of which turned out to be a real asset to the team. This year's team boasted one of the largest the Rangers have ever had, and with these plus quite a few prospects coming up from the junior high, tennis should go a long ways at Nordhoff in the next few years towards bringing home a championship trophy for the trophy case. Front row: Mr. Townley, jerry Todd, Michael King, Robert Whitney Quimby, Delwin Hansen, Ronald Drew johnson, Ken Turley, jerry Weaver. Back row: Howard Lee, Robert Dodd, Harold Drummond McNee, Bob Hearn, Richard George Perry, Bill Herman. rbniidlwws .iN I-irst row R Franklin B Decker C Chrisman D Trissler C Robertson J jones, B. Whiting, B. Ruiz C Rodriguez Second row C Fennel M Swanson B Parker C Geren, j. Werber, M. Decker J Horton P Cook Z Dieges Third row C Kuenzly C Dieges P. Story, S. Hill, M. One of Nordhoff's most honored societies is the Letter- women's Club. Led by their ad- visor, Mrs. johnson, the girls this year sold tickets at sporting events, put on a March of Dimes campaign, aided in a clean-up drive, and ushered for many events which took place on the school premises, as well as do- ing many other worthwhile services toward bettering the school. A girl becomes a mem- ber by earning 1,000 G.A.A. points through service and ath- letics. .S 5 fr bf.: X S1 -E Y 'gv xzg 158A ,Q gg. X Au., g Q 5 n 'iii -.. - M I f v ' Y Y 1 9. 1 l '1' Lv vv, 4 , U N... L4- , sg, N 4, ini ,A M44 L ...l xii' Q A151 'A . ,N 1?'1'?N' T' A, . ,ggsx -.. -Q ..- Q-5,..j. ,. H x v - f 4.1- .4 ., n z- X . f ,. q . X , , V' ra 1 . 2 A . J H 5,5 K . Lvlg ,, , . A Aa ,. U Senior Basketball Team: Bob Quimby, Harold McNee, Phil Freeman, Ralph McBride, Dick Pearson, V Dick Perry, Bob Clausen. 7 Each year at the close of basketball season, the different classes of the school get up a basketball team to play against each other in a tournament. The Senior Class had no trouble getting up a winning combination this year, as six of the seven had had varsity experience. After running over the sophomores on the first day of the tournament, they met with the juniors for the playoff. The junior game turned out for all practical pur- poses thc same as the Sophomore contest as the juniors, good as they were, seemed to be no match for the Seniors. The final score was 49-28. l On the junior team were Dt-Von Wfeeks, Dee Fitzgerald, Leonard Gilham, Bob Alley, Ally Acosta, Phil Sims, Ron Shutk, Don Lowe, Howard Dolan, and Abe Costilloi This team should be a real threat next year. 0 alan l4f4Z6f64 -.liff ,-3.4 nl-AH WMM-, iff' I QMJDL fW' , 001, . I jW,.Vf.r, ' . 4'7!y'10:V'n'oM , 'W 'W WW? GLW ' XXQff7K5LLL!,x1 4!HJ XJ Lg, Jian' lfw, -ff!! I ,f,f,. -L36vl'ZopQf1yilf4r9 5 X :B-tnQ' Xq'!' N ,-444 7 . Q , - A X vm Y, w- 11 , XXI - Xptfuxxbcvjg X ' bw.. Q69 , WMMV ff , wi? M 'N , 409 gh QRU ERW Q OJAI VALLEY INN AND COUNTRY CLUB Enioying flue quiefness and peacefulness of flue Oiai Valley Inn's beau- fiful ferrace are Carolyn Rodriguez. Hal Moore, George Slzelfon, and Sandra Quaclrenbush. The famous Inn and golf course are sifuafecl be- neafh fhe sfafely and imposing Topa Topa Mounfain Range. If is a favored vacafion spof for fravelers and fourisfs. V-vrlrnlnllln. - ---- L. - -----Jyuuuquunyui.- ., . v Avi V, Q Rv., Q-3 ,af 'iff ,A 4JPf! -:ff THE OAKS Enioying a cool drink broughf +o ihem by Harold McNee and Bob Quimby, Janis Ma+hewson, Judy Baer. and Carolyn Rodriquez wafch Bob Clausen and Larry Schriber fake- a quick dip in ihe pool. Feafured af fhe Oaks are dining and dancing. SANTA CRUZ MARKET Purchasing supplies for a senior class pariy are Mary Lou Decker, Ralph McBride, Rena Chrisman. and Gordon Byrne wifh 'Ihe aid of fhe manager of fhe vegefable d e p a r f- meni. Besides vege- fables The Sanfa Cruz carries 'fine qualify gro- cery and balrery prod- ucis. AND MEAT DEPARTMENT Gordon Byrne dis- plays a choice sleek 1 o Ralph McBride, Mary Lou Declrer, and Rena Chrisman which males iheir mouihs waier. Mr. Byrne of- fers e wide variely of excellenf meals. ' T 4 -I..:'!! -1 . ,,,, CENTRAL GARAGE LAURENCE SHAW, Owner Aufomofive Repairing Rouie 2, Box IA OJAI. CALIFORNIA Telephone Ojai 59I Home 2727 Jaclcson's Marlcel' Lomifa ai' EI Roblar MEINERS OAKS Telephone Oiai 400 MEATS FRU ITS VEGETABLES The Oaks Marke+ JOHNNY and ED Qualiiy Mea+s and Vegefables S and H Green Sfamps CORNER OF EL ROBLAR AND ENCINAL Meiners Oaks Telephone Oiai 2I08 OJAI REALTY CO. Esfablishecl I9l7 260 Easi' Oiai Avenue OJAI, CALIFORNIA Insurance, Real Es+a+e Office Phone 540 Residence Phone 546 WILLIAM J. BURKE 5-911-f , 2' x 'S - , rkrba f1-, , V-5 W Xe 4 kxivfl' WWXU , Xyewxybg SR 'X ,ef , X1-t 1.j,'.. .X-., ,Niw QVW-.,,:'x MA., XXL-111 Nynx - , , A A ix M1 K ',1fQekviJb, mil! L TOPA TOPA RESTAURANT 1 i f As usual many Nordhoff seniors are congregafed af rhe popular Topa Topa Resiaurani. A+ +he momenf ihey are enioying sofi drinlrs served fo fhem by Mrs. Mai'- fhews a n d Mrs. Guggenmus. F i n e food and excelleni' service are fea- fured here. '17 Vff in 71' f7J4'M.A,. The employees of Lee's Food Cenfer exiend 'their heari- iesf congraiulafions fo fhe graduafing class. Togeiher ihey bring fine qualify vegefables and gro- ceries 'Io +he com- muniiy. LEE'S FOOD CENTER OJAI VARIETY STORE 246 Oiai Avenue Across from Bank of America Open from 9 A.M. To 6 P.M. GIFTS TOYS LUGGAGE We Give S and H Green Sfamps O. L. CARSNER, Owner .UP f 1 R? VILLAGE FLESHER and LAWRENCE DRUG STORE Across from fhe Pod Office All Forms of General Insurance OJAI THEATRE BUILDING PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS Te'ePho e cosmencs Ojai 2I I3 Phone Ojai 426 anis- --2 - --V HITCHING POST Enioying ihiclr delicious malls are R o c lr Alce. Pal' Coolc, Bill Ellis, and Jeanetfe Moynier. Excelleni nineleen cenf hamburgers and mal+s are fea- lured here. Peggy Lawson, Howard Lee, Jean Curry and Penny Williams are shown +l1e infricacies of boH'ling mill: by dairy man Berle Rash. As fhey walch 'l'l'le operaiion, fhey enioy a cool carlon a delicious carfon of Royal Oaks fine millr. ROYAL OAKS DAIRY I 4 'I '- vu-1 -r-.:-1:7 U -- Real Esfafe Norary Insurance MEINERS OAKS REALTY 8I3 W. EI Roblar, Meiners Oaks EFFIE SKELTON. REALTOR Res. Phone 3259 ' ROUIB 4. Box 477 Bus. Phone 2I33 OIUI. CGIIIOYHIB QUICK PLUMBING COMPANY Telephone Oiai 520 502 EI Roblar Plumbing Fixfures-Plumbing FiH'ings-General Wa+er Healers Holly Furnaces-Ho+poinI' Appliances-Roper Gas Ranges HoI'poin+, Wesfinghouse, Kiichen-Maid Dishwashers Bendix Home Laundry PLUMBING CONTRACTING VALLEY HOME FURNISHINGS 7OI E. Oiai Avenue Phone 2637 ED. J. CALLENDER Phone Oiai 673 Beaufy Res? Mafiress R- L- HUNSAKER Armsivrong Linoleum Servel Refrigeraior Mayiag Washer Wesfern Holly Ranges 122, 0166 D Q gp? aus: NESS RUE OJAI PHARMACY 1' , Complete Drug Service and Prescriprions SUNDRIES COSMETICS Telephone Ojai 503 328 East Oiai Ave. 5 K If Nehi R.C. Par-T-Pak NEHI BOTTLING CO. 2I3 Norfh Olive VenI'ura I , 1 fi! WIHAMII ffffl W if Inj If ffiiffffi L I,m i.!W.s,f,!0, 0ijCiI!f1fW'Zji!fI f y 1E?!m4i'7i A JI L JEWELERS WATCHES RINGS FINE JEWELRY Wafch Repairing 220 E. Oiai Ave. Phone 690 VILLAGE PASTRY SHOP Specialfy Cakes For Weddings Showers Bir'I'hdays Anniversaries SWEETSHOP FOUNTAIN Hamburgers Dinners Sodas MaI+s MISSION SWEET SHOP Magazines Candy Groceries Sundries OJAI PUMP AND EQUIPMENT CO. I08 Bryani' S+. P. O. Box II75 Telephone Oiai 2l36 Nigh'I Calls Oiai 28I7 A. A. MCCALEB Pump Sales and Service Irrigaiion Domesiic Equipmenf RenI'aIs wifh or Wifhouf Opera'I'ors EXCAVATING. TOP AND FILL SOIL 4...-Y ,4 ... V!-4 lf? AUTOMOTIVE SALES AND senvlce T Z- ' E.. . .Q l L Q g.fFf1-. . W , N V. X ww -:- V , RINEHART CHEVROLET l - New Cars Used Cars X Paris and Service 423 E. OJAI AVE. Phone 494 BEAUTY SALON F d h d COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE acior fraine mec anics an equipnhenf io handle your aufo- HAIR SHP-P'NG moiive requiremenfs. 3l2 Easi' Oiai Avenue Telephone Oiai 2759 PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Drace Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ellis Dr. and Mrs. George Meinig Mr. and Mrs. Warren Blakely Mr. and Mrs. Clement K. 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