Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1955 volume:

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Wrjzafs2a.9daQ 5 7 ?5.Z,Z2f-2sd77ZQJ?-Q fcfiwfi ,Zgf,7z11c,e.4fQ ,mf 54' ing FOREWORD This year l954-55 has pro- vided Pasadena l-ligh School with many firsts . Any first is noteworthyg yet Pasadena students and faculty members participated in every first during l954-55. Remember such events as our first dance? Our first football game? Our first issue of the school news- paper? The mixed anticipation four first grades? All of our activities were stamped with 3 b22: the same label- First . EZNOW, we proudly present our 36 first yearbook. Let us look E 2 X ack over the past year and Sinbserv he little and the big QQ gg thingst W did that make up QE? RX EOM ir ' , M r' N9 1 - RREQAB6 if BSBQ 'SL as fe as Simi? 23252 c Ea MV lr s yi X Q, V A, X, 1 IX, 'll av V. K ilfil! IJ!! N31 ,QW iw x AP , A XL' 'if' iff: Editor-in-Chief Glendyn Smith in ' lf! Oz' , J' ' i J V , in FJ ' Ci? . . . 'QJ 0 k U A Associate Edltor . . David Dyksfra Aoki il 'L , ,UV , f if I f,' ,I f :X . . Mp QV 5 fi' gi Managing Editors Robert Spencer W . I fl? SJ . . MM - ff Ruthie BenedicT ,Vw 4, ,Lf Graduation Editor Arden Bovvlby Club Editor . . Barbara Koch Sports Editors . Don Blankenship Rosealie Watler Art Editor . . Alvin Salter Business Manager . , Hal Haney Photographer . . Daniel Bloom Advisor . Mrs. Elaine Ludlum Morgan ASSISTANTS: Kaye Clielsvig, Terri Demmo, Patricia Drummond, Jeff Grant, Patricia Hawkins, Jacque Kirste, Carol Sievers, Kay Slater. 'li.' li- Q .- www., rms: Af, .- 1.1, . ., iii? 1 f L M, i ---n-vi ...N-.ff gm- --P... T-' i -W... --..... --W Wh -xfz, i '--zz: '-W vw , 4 5 iiii 0 in f,4:'- f f 52252 Q , I is AW4 V ay' ,I i ,My My ,W 3 yi M 1 A LU, fin, , U WL I W ' -I ,, M' i JVQWJ? rifle i iwwfw I, x OJ ,yyb WJ X 01,11 W ? f ,Ijyu 9, 1 ,rv i i W ,www f Ufiiy, wi' jf f Wfw i 'Ai U is 1 f, vu! 2 0 if L if Nm- hiv fu , W 'J' n ZVMW .fwsif UM A i f W ii My 4 i f 1 i of ii . f Jnijf if I , Wi! Aff My 'i MF' ix : WMU QW ge f , L ' 3. fm A UU if I jj ,M 1jdw if Mr X JG i My W X UU dy! 1' 5 ly ,JN DEDICATION fi F We dedicafe This, our 7955 Campus, To you Mrs. Gladiss Edwards, Our First Lady. We wish fo exfend our sincere appreciafion for your oufsfanding leader- ship during our firsf year and for your sincere inferesf in The sfudenfs of Pasadena High School. W . ' . . W LAAKZ55 VJ I xhubvc, Lhxcuwiv 'Qfwcjk GQ .V Mex awww qw WW MMU mwcmfwwwwjpji 3 M , who . U Clan ienia FAC U LTY AN D ADMINISTRATION 8 GRADUATES 20 STUDENT GOVERNMENT A AND ACTIVITIES 42 CLUBS 74 SPORTS 92 I The STaHf of The I955 Campus wishes To acknowledge wiTh sincere appreciaTion The as- sisTance of Jack CannicoTT, Los Angeles Engraving, Walt- er Girdner, David MeTzgar, RoberT Tepel and The PhoTo- graphy Club of Pasadena High School. OF ALL G v FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION M BRIO!! -mtfuy. 14 - mmm 1:7 fuxe: Xmi- V A, 3 :man ' ' ' n u-Lg umxmeu -nz f W W f .....,,,,,,A.. -'r WM ,,,, ,....,,,,W,.W..., ,.,WM,,,f ,,,,,,,,. , -W N ., .W 4 ff I 1 N I eae ere mong our girdi The year 1954-55 has been an historic one for Pasadena High School. In one short year the students and faculty have achieved a long series of outstanding successes. We are ever alert to the abundant heritage of accomplishment be- queathed us by a great Pasadena High School of yesteryear. We have all come to realize that whereas buildings and grounds are significant to a school, they are not as important as the human element. The total staff is deeply grateful to the members of the Class of '55 for their leadership in establishing worth-while traditions. The Heart of Pasadena High School is in its program of education and the quality of learning and living that takes place within its classrooms. The Spirit of Pasadena High School is its student body and is evidenced by excellent standards, unselfish service and high morale. The Way of Pasadena High School has been clearly identified by our pioneer team this year-Our First. The Way of Greatness is the Way of Quality. We Are On Our Way! GLADISS EDWARDS , A E Dr. Stuart F. McComb Superintendent of Schools 5 'l , ,vi . Y - Board of Education-left to right: Verne Orr, Sr., William H. Nicholas, Wal- ter S. Young - President, Lawrence C. Lamb, Mrs. Mildred W. Cranston, Vice President. anal goremodi Mrs. Jessie Chittenden-Assist am Principal in charge of sTu- clenl ac'riviTies. Charles Eckels, AssisTanT Principal. Bailey Howard, Curriculum Co-orclinalor alcfminiairaiora -- mufiilwui Equal U FOREWORD We, the students of Pasadena High School, wish to salute you, our first faculty and administration. We want to thank you tor your interests, your leadership which have helped to place Pasadena in its high and respected position among the senior high schools of the state of Califor- nia. Arthur Dittberner, Registrar Mrs. Una Wickes, llth Grade Counselor Miss Helen Sche by-' ik :X-N 1 Q cc.cc ,lc C y ieii Y assi ' Miss Rosalie Wismar, l2th Grade Counselor Robert Bowlus, 12th Grade Counselor Ernest Becker, l lth Grade Robert Forbes, Work Study Counselor Counselor Nurse Dr. John Willbanks, School Psychologist ,gl W1 ecreiaried PRIVATE SECRETARIES: Mrs. Corherine l-lormol, Mrs. Berry Meyer, Miss Leono Pererson, Mrs Winifrecl Nichols. OFFICE SECRETARIES: Miss Arm McCorTl1y, Mrs. Em Wilhelm, Mrs Mclrgorie Arioler- son, Mrs. Alma Borbriclge, Mrs. Clwollie Boker, Mrs. Olgo Srurs- mor1,seoTecl. 13 English Seated: Mrs. Elaine Morgan, Miss Margaret O'Donnell, Mrs. Jean l-laynes, Mrs. Elisabeth Moore. Standing: Ray Chestnut, William Burns, Joseph Hall, Gilloert McEwen, John Stewart, Division Chairman, Cleon Butz, Donald Proctor. acuffy - - Quicfea fo .learning Social Science Left to right: Paul Sher, Sydney Curtis, Mrs. Elisabeth Moore, John Stewart, Donald Proctor. ,A as F, - 3 ' .xl F F I H vi, ' U r. Al Foreign Languages Left to right: Mrs. Lillian Al- lorecl'1T, Zell Rusl, Miss Rosalie Wisrnar, Charles Haas. Home and Family Left to right: Riclwarol O'Neill, Mrs. Dorofhy Reynolds, Mrs. .lean Haynes, Mrs. Eleanor Neil- sen. l umanified ailzemafica and Science i X? Lite Science Left to right: David Spaulding, Richard O'Neill, Division Chair- man, Mrs. Rita Strong, Harold Benson, Miss Mildred Tolhurst. Physical Science Left 'ro right: Frank Bruning, Harry Woods, James Meldrum. Mathematics Left to right: Clyde Eaton, Alfred Keast, Miss Joyce Williamson, Homer Hendricks, Thomas Tuites. 04144 X ,M 0 ' 1 if ' l .f J ,l , I Y W f V ' f 1, Music Left to right: William Benulis, Jcxck PoTTison, Dcmiel Hughes. Art Left to right: David Melzger, Di ' cm, Dovicl Sclwnci- I vision Clficurm bel, Woller Girolner, l-lcirolcl Co lins. Technology Left to right: Vernon Spoulding, Jol'in Corlson, Froncis Boker, George Kriss, Vllillicim Todd, Louis Drcike, Axel Kvorning, Lullier Kinncird, Roloerl Ccirroll. Business Left to right: Sronding, Mrs. Froinces Cobbs, Jornes Peferson, Mrs. Polsy Mork, Cullen Weems, Roben' Burns. Sedfed, Allen Dovis, Lloyd Leslie, Division Clwoirmoln. ppliecf alrfd 9 I Military Science Left to right: MfSgT. Morvin Snopp, rerired, MfSgT. D. C. Brunefli, Ccipf. Robert Cowherd. C5iHs Left to right: Mrs. Eugenio Mi- nos, Mrs. Ruin Keiih, Miss Do- reen AbboTT, Mrs. Adele Tingey, Miss Audrey Dull, Mrs. Omega Groves, Secrelory. mx egg R. 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Mg 'K Boys Left io right: Roberf Bosfion, Kennefh Smillfi, Sfoinley Riordon, Division Clfioirmcln, Ed Nyolen, Jerry Todd. flzyaical cgclucafion Library Left to right: Mrs. Helen Eiken- berry, George MCCouley, Miss Glodys Williams, Secremry. 19 N xrx X155 5 z - . 5 5 5 113 , SYN, X1 iff 2973 f 'W' 3 X' f f ,, ,, , , V , , f f f' f f f f ,, ,f , M' f ' 7 V, '2 ,f ,W , , mf' 1: l iifyafff xx Af7,4z717l'FJi7 D jQIf212W3,1 , .wfzrfkfhyy , ' W 1,5 , 6 yyflf N A Aff Philip Acton Leslie Adams Linda Adler Robert Agnew Henry Aguilar Marianne Albert Joyce Allen Robert Allen Richard Almaguer David Alvarez Joann Anderson Loretta Anderson Robert Anderson Mary Annas Miki Aoki Paul Arnerich Kathryn Art Mary Ashton Joyce Atwood Fran August Lin Averill Charles Ayres William Ayers Robert Babcock Felicity Bach Vladimir Baicher Joanne Bailey Nancy Baird Mary Baker Doris Baldwin Yolande Ballard Allen Banbury CAMERA SHY SENIORS Glen Abdun-nur Tony Accardo Gary Ackerman Ronald Allardyce Matilda Araw Kirk Armstrong Paul Arnerich Larry Arnold Janet Ashkenazy Robert Ashworth Donald Aupperle Nancy Barnes George Batsch Lowell Becker John Bobbitt Stuart Bragg James Branum Victor Briney Bruce Brown Michael Burch Karen Carlton Kathleen Carlton William Chapman Joyce Chidester Richard Clark Burton Clevidence Robert Crook Martha Croom Larry Darwin Steven Davidson Frederick Davis Diane Day John Dirks Pierre Duquette Will Durant Gloria Einer Johns Epps Kenneth Ertl Bob Evans Joan Fabulich Robert Fend Daniel Fitzgerald Gregory Frazier Marilyn Garnett Evangeline Gibson Mary Grace Robert Grist James Grunwals Melvin Guenat Phillip Gummeson Vera Haggard Charles Harountunian John Harwick John Hastings Theresa Healy Martha Hess Marian Hough Rosalie Howard Frederick Inman Ronald lzumita Vince Jencks Gus Joanou Gary Johnson Lance Johnson Jacqueline Jones Lloyd Jones Sandor Junkuns Franklin Kasper Richard Kasten Glen Keen Margaret Kennan Peter King lContinued on page 26l O en Lora Elvester Banks Mari Banks Bruce Bare Marian Barnes Charlene Barnhart Thomas Barratt Jimmie Barrowman Patricia Bates Norman Batterson Ellen Bauerle Rollin Baugh Nick Bayard de Volo Edward Becker Dirck Bedford Edmund Bedrosian Ronald Bedrosian Ann Beemer Marilyn Behrendt Richard Bell Roberta Bell .loan Bellman Joey Bellman Ruth Benedict Dorita Benham Robert Bennett William Bennett Elizabeth Bergstrasser Roberta Bergstrasser Marcel Bernard Matthew Biller Richard Billups Robert Billups Don Blankenship Daniel Blattman Daniel Bloom Carol Bloomfield JoAnn Bode Blanca Bohorquez Steven Boland Patricia Bonzi Lynnette Boswell Ja Nean Botsford eval mong eu' gufaia Patricia Botterell Richard Bottorff Barbara Bowen Arden Bowlby George Braden Dian Bradley Janice Brandau Roland Brennan George Brigham Barbara Brisley Robert Brisley Jackie Britter 45 Robert Brogger Jimmie Brown Peter Brown Robert Brown Jan Brumley Charles Bryant St-wr .-,gy V avio- Q' ,..f hr 1 'K 15 l ..v Ronald Buchanan Mary Bucklen Celeste Buell Charlotte Burkett William Burr Betty Burton Wayne Butterfield Carol Byron James Bywater Donna Calvert Michael Camp Alan Campbell Paul Campbell Kathern Carlsen Thurston Carlton Carol Carmain John Carrabine Warren Carruth '-' !-xc X RW-2 ,wal wwf W .mr ft'-' ,QA ff-f Jfycpvf, wax Richard Carter Verna Carter Betty Chang Thomas Charbonneau Paul Christensen Robert Christie Carol Coffland Carolyn Cogan Mary Case Kaye Chelsvig William Claire Neal Cole Phyllis Casinelli Robert Cheney Frances Clark Judi Collins Laury Cavalier Suzanne Cherry Janice Clark Carol Conel David Chaitkin Helen Chambers Stephanie Chew Dorothy Chiriaco Michael Clearman Gloria Cobos Carolyn Conrad Barbara Cook 25 Carol Cooley Margaret Corry James Cowan Keith Cowgill Julie Cowling Barbara Cramer Georgia Crane Clytee Crawford Jack Cressman Rosanne Crider Neva Crome Mary Cromling Barbara Crusberg Walter Culbertson George Cunningham Floyd Curtiss Richard Cutbirth Virginia Davidson Marquis Davis Robert Day Glenn Dean Martin Dedrick Peter Delgatto Robert DeMayo Terri Demmo Ralph Derrick Deanna Devoir Alton Dewing James Diamond Judith Dickinson Frank Dilluvio Patricia Dimit Nancy Dixon Fred Doehring Eiii Doi John Doran Burton Dorman Thomas Dort Warren Douglass Gwendolyn Dozier CAMERA SHY SENIORS lContinued from page Mon Lee Fred Leeder Cherie Letson Joan Lindquist George Long Robert Loza Jay Luckens Anthony Lupica Don Lyon Mike Malone Frederick Marx Jeanne Mastin Robert Matter Beth Maxey Stanley McAfee John McCarty Douglas McCoy William McKinley John McLane Bernard McRavy Vernice Meeks Joyce Morgan Duane Norton Mary 0'Brien William O'DonnelI Winstead Ogilvie Richard Olhoffer Sandra Oliver Guy Parker Glenn Parrott Mario Pasquale Medessa Payens Gene Peltier Donald Pergande Ronald Pettie Larry Petropulas James Piper Steven Pocius Jerry Poteet Roger Powell Richard Primeaux Rerman Rael Kenny Rickson Mary Anne Ridout David Rieman Leslie Rivera Robert Rivera Matthew Row James Rowins Beverly Russell Michael Sandston Susan Schneider Celia Scott Peter Sherwood Arlene Smith Gary Smith Scott Smith Donald Springer William Stearns Claude Steen Marilyn Stone Gerald Thomas Muir Thompson George Turner Richard Uyeda Richard Van Amberg Grant Vartanian Norma Vieker Caorle Vines William Von Henkle Wayne Wagner Charles Wailes James Ware Walter Weil David Weimar William Willets Kenneth Williams Marian Williamson Richard Wright Carolyn Wylie Arthur Wynn Ben Yamaoka Jenn Ynrlefr-,awk , qv Charles Druce Dorothy Dusenberry Beverly DUVOISII1 David Dykstra Deneese Eaglin Delos Ecker Ben Ehlert Alice Elchorst John Elgar Nancy Elliott Christine Ellsworth Edward Endo .wr Yvonne Engholm Carol Enochs Dorothy Estes Maria Estrada Robert Eubanks Nancy Ewing Sally Fairchild Joy Farrar Donald Fedde Ronald Ferson Patricia Finn Scott FitzRandolph Sylvia Fletcher Thomas Fletcher Norma Foland Norma Ford Beverly Foxworth Elvin Foyil Althea Frahm Barbara Frailey Edwin Franke Margaret Fraser Barbara Frederick Harold Fredericksen -IK uwM 1 l 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Neil Hereford Pablo Hernandez James Hezlep Diane Higginson Roland Hill Larry Hobson Richard Hoech Carrie Hoeger Joyce Hoffman Roger Hofstad Sharon Holland Jerry Holman Sharon Hopkins Gary Hoskins Gail Howard Jack Howard Catherine Howser Diane Hughes John Hughes Marilyn Hughes Bradley Hull David Hunt Alan Hurwit Thomas Hutchman Thomas Hutter Ted Huttger Thomas Hylton Roy lnouye MW . fi Arnold Jacksonj by Margie Jackson Moonyean Jacobs Stanley Jacobson Keith Jacoby Jean Jefferson Gary Johnson Robert Johnson Sterling Johnson Wesley Johnson Janet Jones Marilyn Jones Mary Jones Shirley Jones Patricia Justice Mary Kellogg Dan Kelly Joan Kendall Joan Kennedy John Kennedy Sheila Kennedy Terence Kennedy John Kinsey ....., as 'xy ripe, 4' Ya- iff, 'L .f I X farce -?' 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Sharon Lawrence Peter Lawson Mary Lou Lee Thomas Lehrack G 0' Arthur Lerille Linda Lesh Jean Levak Paul LeVier Roberta Levine Raquel Levy Angie Lewis Linda Lewis Ann Lightbody lan Linton Joanne Literske Su Littelfield Margaret Longabach Anita Lopez David Lucy Marlene Lukas www venue gf-umm Sandra Lunham Catherine MacAuIay Sharon Mackey Joseph Mangione Margaret Marlow Larry Marsh Fairy Mason Nancy Massett Joyce McBane Robert McCully Betty McDonald Lelia McEachern Marianna Maier Leighton Martin Patricia McBroom Alice McGlauf1in Max Maier Xanthiea Makis Dave Maldewin Kay Masemore Carolyn Mason Cathryn Mason Lynn McCaffrey Mike McCarrolI Meredith McClellan Milford Mclntosh Patsy McKee Ann McKellar 4 A Ki 5 ? gi 2 2 4, i 331 Roderick McKenzie Marie McKusick Dennis McLain Marguerite Mcleod Louise Mcling Daniel McMann Joann McPheeters Aylce McSparran Rhoda Meaney George Meek Roy Megahan Elaine Mello Linda Menke William Meredith Philip Milich John Miller Margaret Miller Ralph Miller Robert Miller Ann Milliken Kay Milton Marcia Mitchell Tetsuo Miyahara Sheila Moloney 0l'l'llI'lel'lCel1'lel'lt XBPCLJEJ LL L lflellt 0 Cl Lfealn . flu ula Moore Richard Moore Samuel Moore Timothy Moore Dennis Morgan Nancy Morgan ward Morassini Susan Moseley Gloria Moses David Muehlberger Robert Mueller Helen Murphy 34 Morris Murphy Barbara Musil Carol Myers Patricia Needham Andrew Neher Martha Netzley Ronald Newby Marsha Newman Donald Nicholas Talitha Nicholson John Nickerson Frida Nilsen Joan Niven Peggy Noack Douglas Noble Richard Nuss Robert Oakley Diane Oates James O'Donnell Sharon Ogden Loyce Olofson Melvin Olsen Jack Orr Alfred Osburg Dorothy Osburn Jeanne Osbourne William Osmon Naomi Owen Kenneth Palmer Paul Pannell Eugene Park Richard Parker Anthony Pascoe Heather Pateracki William Pawlacyk Dolores Payne Virginia Peak Rodney Pearson Desmond Peebles Patricia Penner Elizabeth Perdue Margaret Peterson Lawrence Posner Julie Rael Sandra Reynolds Jo Ann Peters lla Pilgren Angela Prata Virginia Railey Kenneth Rhodes 'um Moneta Peters Nancy Pinches Virginia Prince Richard Ratliff John Riess 51104, K Daniel Peterson Douglas Pomeroy Jay Pyle Diane Reams Gwendolyn Pippee Darlene Peterson Marjorie Pittroff Julie Pyle Gerald Reebie Ronald Roberti 'Qx f4z::wr Janet Peterson William Ponto Rafael Quiiano Marilee Reese Bruce Roberts Georgia Peterson Evelyn Popeney John Raible Ralph Responts Edward Robertson 249' N? ommencemeni Exerciaea Sheila Roodzant Jon Rudbach Richard Sallstrom Joy Schneider Miriam Sharp Paul Roof Sara Rudin Alvin Salter Bruce Scott David Sheldon Beth Ross Carol Rule Raymond Sanchez Lee Scott James Shelton Matilda Ross Leora Rundstrom Kenneth Saurenman Janet Scouller Esther Sherman Norman Ross Jack Rydman Dorothy Schaeffer Edward Seclita Peggy Shipp Elsie Roum David Sadoway Chrisropher Schaefer Marsha Sedivia Gary Short Shirley Rozelle Deorge Sallander Lanto Schlundt Robert Service Gordon Siechert guffiffmeni ream WV 11 1' Q! ,.-.fun Y 1f Y 'Milk J, 4-Bula 'wr 1-m...,, 9' K' .-1' W-Wh? 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Gwendolyn Siegel Carole Sievers Janette Simmons Janis Simpson Robert Sinutko Boyd Singleton Barbara Singley Dana Sirdenis Kay Slater Joan Smallman Judy Smallman Ernersyne Smith Gary Smith Glendyn Smith James Smith Richard Smith Sandra Smith Sandra Smythe Gail Sorensen Irwin Soss Scott Souter Virginia Spaulding Louis Spencer Robert Spencer Letha Springer Elaine Staat Sheryl Stearns Stanley Steele Darrell Stewart Michael Stine Barbara Stctler Leo Straub in i., ftt.P4'ii't4 tmauiema rmmwmamm Eleanor Stuyvesant David Swaithes Joan Templeton Merle Thomas Ronald Throndson Timothy Townsend Lydia Sulahian Robert Swan Robert Tepel Ann Thompson John Tierney Carol Tracy Katherine Sullivan Robert Sweet Richard Terlip Keith Thompson Barbara Tindall Raymond Tripp Thomas Sumrall John Taddeo Marilyn Thaxton Phyllis Thompson Gladys Tomatani Donlad Tungate Robert Sutake Saund-ra Tarr Michael Theilacker Bonnie Thomson Hideo Tomatani Arthur Turner Virginia Sutherland Ruth Tateosian Beverly Thomas Rene Thorne Jean Toomath David Turner Magdalen Suzuki Manual Tellez Gary Thomas Robert Throndson Harriet Topiohn Fred Twitty 39 enior rom.. . ouefiegft ight 0 ww, 'lim W W ,,,,...a film, gn, A, R br 1uu.f Norma Urban Gerald Van Meter Julie Vogt Rosealie Watler Lucy Werdon AO Kay Vacca Judith Vaugine Ann Vrooman Sharon Watson Donna Westfall Lupita Valanos Edith Veitch Gerald Wallace Alan Way Llewellyn White Nino Valensi Naomi Veiar Raymon Ward Francis Way Sandra Whitney Donald Van Buskirk Frieda Van Harreveld Frank Veloz Thomas Veloz Jean Wareing Gerald Warnick James Weathersby Donald Wehrman Corrine Wickstrom Lura Wiese Dorcas Vanian Erlinda Vernaci David Watie Alma Wellbaum Caroline Wiley Bal' Eleanare Wilfong Dane Wilhite Richard Williams Roland Williams John Wing John Winn Marcus Woodward Charles Woodworth Eddie Yamashita Henry Yanoff David Wildins Hall Willson Marietta Wixson Barbara Woolley James Yarnell Robert Willhite James Wilson Francine Wolkoff Raymond Yagami Tyrus Zangraft Gary Williams Tynne Wilson Ock Wong Ernest Yamane Evalds Zigu-rs Harold Williams Patricia Winchell Jeanette Woods Mariko Yamooka Diane Zola 0 -. z , to f Q ' K K5 R'-. Qtmfx. . V: N- we-...f . - , 5- -' veils - .'t. if j ' 'V 4 1-S-1,3 . V, E c ,'1 fir.-15: if :JEIW1 ' g - ff.-:wi f QE-ff - , ,J-' . .5555 j .,,fr 4,-11,-' ' 5:5114 .- R 1 :IE it -5 , :. , .I 1:21 -:, , .ea r J V . 4'Q.f' :I,ET'l??1'.g:2 , 1 'j f ' ' - it Al sfl' pJ5rmII,,., .1 . - ' . . HIGHLIGHTS STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND GOVERNMENT r N .Q fwvx. '- 7 Mu. Vu. Z X K w,,....,. .,M,,,, f,V 4 . 1' flap., ,yin 1 ' 'fx' , , l 'A ....W..WM, aww. r , , J 445,145 4f,' My 'ff , ' V, -.M ff-2 , , 7,-11 j,-W,,,.. ff Z . 'w,vff4' A' 2 f' 9,4 1 1 ,.f,n '.fVr,,,4f,,,, 11 fx ff' 4 f' , , A . ., 4 ' ,fl 'fgi-3- ffAfg4,f z 4'e ,',5e: 1' f ' K 'V , '4f, Q, .,,, 1.-, 4,11 W! f , M. ,NM-1 , if ' 1' f fwgf f 2, 2.f5,', U NW,,,V, 4 ,M-'P' ' 'f:4v':zm2f4' J ,, 'V r 4 4 f 44, - ' 41. , V2 , , , ,ff 1 ., , fig KI , 4, 1: H' I 7 Q ff -4 v ,Q I Q Q f fi 1 'fi 1 f 0..,,M4 , ,L , WWA .Y V. ff '1, ,ff 0 'Uv 4 , 1 A, V ,aut if ' if ' 3 W .Q L 'lm U5 if uf: f f fff. 5 WEN. A M... ' . :Q:, 'Q Q5 ' :vi ,,,.4- ' . 40-ff-' A -f-N f i W' , 4-...,, -M... I WW. nav-sdifh av' .f.,,.4k 1 ur 47' f ' ,mv r ' ,,, ., gf mf' ' .rr 5 -' ru- 5 X4 A - 'N' M SCOTT FITZRANDOLPH Student Body President Fall S emester During the two years Scott attended Pasadena High School he has participated in many school activities. He served as Freshman class president for two semesters, was a member of the Pasadena Youth Council, was selected as a member of the Pasadena Board of Directors for Youth Day, l954, and the chairman ot the Board of Education for Youth Day, l955. He served as student body president d ' semester of l955 and ' th uring the first as president ot the Key Club ' e second semester. during ,,,- D-. vc ,,.,,,1,, MZ! l l , .,..::j,, 3' W' GERTMENIAN ROGER Spring Semester Student Body President Roger Gertmenian has been in many activities during his two years at Pasadena. He served as student body president this past semester, besides being active in the Bulldog Varsity Club and the Key Club. He lettered in both 'A and B football. On Youth Day, 1955, Roger served as a member d na Board of Directors. ot the Pasa e 848 EPB l'l'l0I'lg JOHN MILLER Semester I The Representative Board was composed ot stu- dents appointed at McKinley, Marshall, and Wilson Junior High Schools and of eleventh grade students from Pasadena City College. This body met during the summer to help formulate the policies tor the tall semester. Left to right: Lynne Banner, Hideki Hamamoto, Peg Marlow, Jim Pomeroy, Duane Howard, ,Pat Sheldon, Don Fedde, Treasurer, Margo McLeod, Secre- tary John Miller, Vice President, Scott FitzRandolph, President. VE RNA CARTER Student Body Vice President Semester Il ul' ll gif-.4 M ining The name ofthe Representative Board was changed to the Associated Student Body Cabinet when the offi- cers for the spring semester were elected. This portion of the two governing bodies at Pasadena High School is composed ofthe student body officers and the pres- idents of both the Junior and Senior classes. There are two liaison oFFicers, elected from the Representative Council, who serve as non-voting members of the As- sociated Student Body Cabinet. RUTHIE BENEDICT GARRY SHORT Student Body Secretary Student Body Treasurer Semester ll Semester ll Left to right: Joan Smallman, Commissioner of Pep, Nancy Elliott, Girls' League President, Marylou Lee, Commissioner of Assemblies, Bob Eubanks, Liaison Officer, Barbara Stotler, Commissioner of Clubs, Mickey Theilacker, Boys' League President, Dave Kelly, Liaison Officer, Mrs. Elisabeth Moore, Advisor, John Nickerson, Commissioner ot Public Relations, Bruce Scott, Commissioner of Elections, Wayne Butterfield, Senior Class President, Ruthie Benedict, Secretary, Roger Gertmenian, President, Verna Carter, Vice- President. FALL REPRESENT- ATIVE COUNCIL Chuck Ayres, Mary Banks, Bob Bennett, Bob Billups, Dennis Boultinghouse, Diane Bradley, Merlin Brooks, Bruce Brown, Mike Burch, Pete Caputo, Rosie Crider, Carrie Dennis, Eiii Doi, John Douglas, Dan Driskill, Chris Ellsworth, Bob Eu- banks, Sheila Gessel, Vern Haggard, Jim Hezlep, Dick Houser, Gail Howard, Mar- gie Jackson, Archer Jones, Valerie Kay, Dave Kelly, John Kinsey, Linda Kley, Carol Lee, Marylou Lee, Fred Mark, Joel Mclntyre, Patsy McKee, Pat McBroom, Bev Miller, Maria Mothershead, Marla Mowat, Jeanne Osborne, Dick Patterson, Lee Perdue, Jay Pyle, Jan Scouller, Sue Shaw, Judy Spaulding, Art Turner, Jerry Warnick, Carol Shiells, Paula Wild. Student government A8 SPRING REPRESENT- ATIVE COUNCIL Verna Carter IChairmanl, Margie Jack- son lSecretaryl, Lynne Banner, Bob Ben- netf, Bob Brisley, Jackie Britter, Gene Brooks, Celeste Buell, Sue Burdick, Dick Carter, Charlene Chesney, Stephanie Chew, Bill Claire, Linda Constantian, Pot Davis, Chris Ellsworth, Bob Eubonks, Don Fedde, Stanley Fedora, Sheila Gessell, Bob Grant, Hal Greene, Jim Goode, Jan' ine Govan, Carolee Henderson, Pablo Hernandez, Gail Howard, Arnold Jack- son, Dave Kelly, Linda Kley, Charlene Kremiller, Arvid Lindholm, Lynn McCaf- frey, Patsy McKee, John Miller, Sandy Miller, Jo Mohr, Dick Patterson, Audrey Peterson, Alfonso Rangel, Nellrose Ran- som, Dick Roberto, Jim Robeson, Betsy Ross, Pat Sheldon, Carol Shills, Dorcas Vanian, Jerry Van Meter, Jerry Warnick, Bob Wilson, Linda Withrow, Carl Sufoll. - W ' I i..,i:'iIi5wI i'77'WEfMi.lI5ii1 will ...I-tiimiiiilimvi. GI RLS' LEAGUE CABINET Left to right: Pat McBroom, Garney Hardy, Sue Littletield lSecretaryl, Margo Mcleod, Peggy Marlowe, Mrs, J. Chittenden lAdvisorl, Nancy Elliott lPresidentl, Carole Sanders, Carrie Hoerger lVice Pres.l, Judy Spalding, Margie Jackson lireasurerl, .wwzew .. MH fo. BOYS' LEAGU E CABINET Left to -right: Dick Patterson, John Miller, Danny McManr1, Bob Stearns, Jim Hczlep, Mick Theilacker iPresidentl, Bill Brush, Tim Moore, Dick Carter, Hideki Hamamoto, Mr. Charles Eckles, Advisor. oice bl Elle Sfucfenfd pep... -VV' .1 '12, :'2,rA - . 2 4': ' ' Qs EST? . --1 ' Fir ' 1 5 1, , , 4, T Jig. 112:29 - 1 - ':' K ' A365 1-'X ' , X ', r 5:-5-if -: .SH ff' V: E , , nr. :gn CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Done Wilhife, Bev Duvoisin, Bill Von Hinkle, Char Burke'H Chuck Ayers. :dnl 1 nnnlnths :nassaui 5 i A Q A SONG GIRLS Left to right: Duane Oclies, Terra D mm Carrie Hoerger, Verna C ST ph ' Ch 'fu I , nj B SONG GIRLS I 'X Left to right: B a r b a r a Dyson, Lynne Carfer, Janine Govan, Sonia Hicllland, Sandy Palmer, Jeannetfe Raymond. A X -- X w A i Q3-Qlfv LSJZLQHIJQ- X'Pkcuj '1 MQWEXQXX AWK? 47 pirii of the ,Coya ORCHESTRA M Linda Abbey, Gordon Beam, Diana Bishop, Robert Brown, Earl Carlyss, Jan Cohen, Keilh Cowgill, Walid Cilberfson, Ed Endo, Margaref Frandsen, Paul Fuiimoto, Jim Geary, Dale Green, Anita Gregory, Bernice Goenar, Francis Hampton, James Hopkins, Richard Kasten, John Kleker, David Lambert, Velda Lee, Linda Lesh, Marianna Maier, Jewel Martin, Don Nolor, Lois Pearson, Cy Poole, Janelle Simmons, Roger Powell, Wilma Romish, Paul Sandidge, Kit Schaefer, Susan Schneider, Rachel Slaughter, Lois Wafis, Bill Williams, Tuck Yen. ud ic aefiiro fjfeaae v 'i. BAND ROW 1: John Kleker, Ed Becker, Richard Block, Irene Snell, Joanna Breshears, Marsha Bailey, Paul Fuji- mofo. ROW 2: Larry Hob- son, Ron Hillary, Bob Su- Take, Jimmy Kubota, Bob Sferzenbach, Bob Tepel, Terry Towner. ROW 3: Ed Endo, Bob Brown, Barbara Musil, Mary Overstreet, Sandy Witter, Sandy Smy- the, Allen Bibb. WJ 'fllvil' blftfy' T f 1, '71 M f 'SSW' ' V ' Jimi'-lf,v,j.5f.',.,r w ' ll ,iff ' -3.1174 C., hw ip! - JJ., 1 n1,. f F, ,-rjfff' 1, A 5 XZ . .4 .- Q FLAG TWIRLERS ROW 1: Mimi McClellan. ROW 2: Barbara Bris- Charlene Barnharf, ley, Jackie Briffer, Ruthie Bene- dicf, Diane Fritz, ROW 3: Paf ' O borne, Naomi Boffereli, Jeannie s ' Jo ce Hoff- Veiar, Marilynn Jones, y man. BATON TWIRLERS Left to right: Barbara Wooiey, Peggy Peterson, Shari Rofhe. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROW 1: Virginia Peak, Christine Ellsworth, Virginia Davidson, Sandy Witter, Margie Edwards, Nancy Woodhead, Joan Smallman, Karen Carlton, Cindy Frances, Judy Smallman, Sally Fairchild, Lynn Ger- son, Dorothy Chiriaco, Odel Germain, Beverly Coombs, Penny Hurd, Beverly Weiss, Dorcas Vanian. ROW 2: Kathleen Carlton, Jerri Clark, Winifred Hensley, Donna Creighton, Harriet Topion, Pat Weber, Alarid Socorro, Lupita Volanos, Joyce Chidester, Ree Ann Booth, Barbara Frailey, Kay Gulzow, Raqueu Levy, Glora Cobos, Nancy Pickett, Betty Porter, Mr. Benulis, Director. ROW 3: Marjorie Corrigan, Elaine Cherry, Marian Hough, Beverly Russell, Lucy Werden, Elizabeth Varhaup, Sharon Malm, Janet l-lodak, Ernestine McGeary, Carolyn Conrad, Terri Demmo, Jeanette Woods, Barbara Singley, Bobbie Malm, Paula Holland. BOYS' GLEE CLUB ROW 'lz Bill Cole, Bob Cole, Lou White, Alfonso Rangel, Gary Johnson, Jim Goode, Tom West, John Pfeiter, John Zeigler. ROW 2: Joe Okimoto, Dave Evans, Dick Burrows, Walt Culbertson, Dick Roberto, Dave Chaitkin, Tom Morgan, Ralph Derrick, Gino Signoreno, Larry Petroplois, Jimmy Weatherby. ROW 3: Dave Turner, John Kennedy, Bob Sherinian, John Blaine, Dan Kelley, Bruce Brown, Ed Haygood, Charles Hopton, Dick Patterson, Justin Farr, Mr. Hughes, Director. The music department consists of the band and orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Jack Pattison, the a capella choir and boys' glee under the direction of Mr. Daniel Hughes, and the girls' glee under the direction of Mr. William Benulis. These groups participated in many activities in- cluding the Christmas assembly, visits to the various high schools, the program presented before the Open House demonstrations, and the spring concert held in May. A CAPELLA CHOIR ROW 1: Glenna Craig, Sandra Litts, Avis Cook, Jeanette Raymon, Judy Lambert, Barbara Koch, Sharon Rickman, Pat Orozco, Doris Raupp, Ann Sanner, Marla Mowat, Judy Spaulding, Marilyn Tomp- kins, Diane Darms, Mr. Hughes. ROW 2: Carol Gibbs, Natalie Paperno, Sonja Hjalland, Betty Archi- bald, Ruth Hemming, Judy Wyatt, Joe Okimoto, Gino Signorino, Dave Turner, Dick Patterson, Dave Evans, Dick Burrows, Mary Jane Novell, Rosemary Romeis, Jean Botstorcl, Julie de Francisco. ROW 3: Pat Finn, Tonie Dobrzaski, Ruth Owens, Dorothy McCawley, Janie Nielson, Tom West, Howard Hopton, Dick Roberto, Walt Culbertson, Jimmy Weatherby, Dave Chaitkin, Ralph Derrick, Gwen Dozier, Paula Holland, Moneta Peters, Barbara Nuesse, Delores Castaldi, Cathy Richter, Sandy Miller, Cheryl Stearns, Judy Hannah, Ann Stubbletield, Jim Goode, Ben Elhert, John Blaine, Al Morris, Bruce Burney, Dan Kelley, Alfonso Rangel, Susie Moore, Sharon Lybeck, Ann Cox, Nelrose Ransom, Carol Shiells, r. ,' f .,. - 0 H k . We n f .Q X .- 2 fe -in - it s v A . ' If c K -, - - ff my 3 f93,,,,,,.,f' A 2 W PAT SHELDON, Red and Whife Queen Z ueena 0411 PAT OROZCO, Sforybook Boll Queen CAROL BYRON, Posodencx Flower Show Queen .4:l..,2l.g. . ,,,,,. l'6ll1'l6l Greek to You . A third one act Tournament. Also pictured here is Hearts Were Young and Gay . Steward . . . . Mrs. Skinner . . Cornelia Otis Skinner . Emily Kimbrough . Purser . . Stewardess . . Dick Winter . Admiral . . Harriet St. John . Winitred Blaugh . Leo McEvoy' . Inspector , . Therese . . , Madame Elise . . Monsier De La Croix Window Cleaner . GREEK TG YOU ENTER THE HERO The Drama Department presented three series ot one act plays this year as well as a three act, main stage production. Pictured on this page are scenes from two ot the one act plays present- ed in the first series - Enter the Hero and play Gloria Mundi was entered in the Pasadena Playhouse a scene from the three act, main stage production, Our Cast from Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . John Gove Jean Brannon Barbara Stotler Loyce Olotson , Bob Harmon Norma MacDonald . Garry Short John Nickerson Sandra Reynolds Barbara Frailey . Neill Hereford . Glenna Craig Carol Coverstone Natalie Paperno . Jerry Heiman John Nickerson Cast: Gwen Dozier, Page Carlton, Su Littlefield, Niel Pictured: Gwen Siegel, Jerry Heiman. l'l6l'6fOVC'l. Cast: Gwen Siegel, Jerry Heiman, Dorita Ben- Student Director: Sandi Smith. ham, Andrea Abdo. Student Director: Neil Hereford. QP .v gg? . '-ZX Z-L' - lj I az, ,K J B q 4 5A: I f '41 ' A .X A ff ' g 1149 9 ' -f , ' 1 , '2Eii13i?Qg? v . The Art Department of Pasadena H' h ' ig School oFFers courses IH man Y different phases ot artwork. Among th e art courses ottered by the Art Department are sign painting, ad- vanced drawing and painting, figure drawing and painting, and cratts. The a t' c lvltles ot the Art Department included making posters tor the t t- oo ball games, clean-up campaign, and d . ecoratlons for veteran hospitals at Christmas time. It alrfd . w Q me Verna Carter 5 PaTsy McKee Keith Jacoby cpnferpreiaiion of geefing There were Two speech conTesTs aT Pasadena High School This year. The speeches for The Lions' Club conTesT were based on SaTeTy Through Sane Living . The Three sTudenTs chosen To represenT Pasadena High were Verna CarTer, PaTsy McKee, and KeiTh Jacoby. Verna, who won The local finals, represenTed The Pasa- dena Lions' Club in The disTricT conTesT. The NaTive Sons of The Golden WesT also sponsored a speech conTesT. The speeches for This conTesT were based on California HisTory . CrysTal WaTson was selecTed To represenT Pasadena High in This conTesT. CrysTal WaTson dhlpud Aside from reviving old memories and symbolizing the end ot our Hrst year, the 1954-1955 Campus has the important purpose ot portraying the first year of Pasadena High School in pictures. The Campus Staft sincerely hopes that this year's Campus will give as much pleasure to you, the readers, as it has to those of us who have worked on it. , GLENDYN SMITH Editor-in-Chiet 1955 Campus l X' 1 we--4 if Left to right: Hal Haney, Business Manager, Rosealie Watler, Co, Sports Editor, Glendyn Smith, Edif tor-in-Chief, Dave Dykstra, Asso- ciate Editor, Bob Spencer, Co-Man- aging Editor, Mrs. Elaine Morgan, Advisor, Al Salter, Art Editor, Ar- den Bowbly, Class Editor, Ruth Benedict, Co-Managing Editor, Don Blankenship, Sports Eclitor. Left to right: Barbara Koch, Dan Bloom, Kaye Chelsvig, Terri Dem- mo, Jeffrey Grant, Pat Hawkins, - Patsy Drummond, Kay Slater. , LX ftgll ,lngwgx NANCY ELLIOTT JOHN NICKERSON Editor in-Chiet Editor in Chief Chronicle Semesterl Chronicle Semester ll Chronic e The Pasadena Chronicle is Pasa- dena High School's bi-weekly news- paper, published for the purpose ot acquainting students with the news and happenings ofthe school. This year The Chronicle has been edited by Nancy Elliott and John Nickerson, with Mrs. Elaine Morgan as advisor. ln competition with the high schools of the San Gabriel Valley, The Chronicle received two awards this year at the Pasadena City College Journalism Day - one for the best sports picture, the other for the best special edition. Q Left to right: Verna Carter, Feature Editor, Garry Short, Sports Editor, Elaine Morgan, Advisor, John Nckerson, Editor-Second Semester, Sheila Paperno, Assistant Editor, Doug McGrew, News Editor, Pat Sheldon, Managing Editor. Sealed: Nancy Elliott, Editor-First Semester. ROW 1: Virginia Railey, Sue Hahn, Jackie Wood- ruff, Judy Green, Mrs, Elaine Morgan, Advisor, Carrie Hoerger, Marilee Reese, Margo McLeod, Hal Greene, Jerry Van Meter. ROW 2: Linda Tuthill, Jerry Megahan, Jim Shelton, Dan Bloom, Jim Hez- lep, Ronnie Roberti, Dick Bell. ef anceA of flue Ma? Bill' Judy ond Joan Smdllrnon ond Mdrylou Lee sing in one of Pos- odend High School's Tc1lenT os- semblies. ,,,,....1-- ,,,,, Cheerleaders puT TorTh Their en- ergy in leading P.l-l.S.er's in one of The Bulldog yells. ri 5ZLJi oMflJ QEWUVT I Vina? aw ,ff T N ,QM XV!! if lu . fiflf ' gjwzflffwjfl fw Wifi uf l Who con TorgeTThc1T mod music? il f l lv .l lil' X N-xg wx m X J V Q lJ 39,11 A MX 'ijlff' X. ixlv X 64 1 1 '1 u:1,ns1rxlkn1 - sfwriwwwa-rinmsnnwi .rL.'3'TZfE, aldaembfied 534 - The Pep Assembly held before The Muir game puT spiriT and enThusiasm inTo all who aT- Tended. Gail Howard models a baThing suiT aT The MoTher- STeve Farrell plays The piano Campus Club TV Show. DciughTer Fashion Show. on Gene Norman's GAIL HOWARD CAROLYN GRAY Senior CIOSS SeC'ef0fY Senior Class Treasurer SENIOR CLASS COUNCI L Wayne Butterfield, President, Jim Shelton, Vice President, Gail Howard, Secretory, Carolyn Gray, Treasurer, Linda Adler, Flicca Bach, Jim Barrow- man, Donnie Blattrnan, Barbara Brisley, Bob Brisley, Verna Carter, Phyllis Casanelli, Bill Claire, Carolyn Cogan, Virginia Davidson, Alice Eichorst, Nancy Elliott, Chris Ellsworth, Vonnie Engholm, Jay Farrar, Pat Finn, Beve erly Foxworth, Louie Giezel, Roger Gertmenian, Bob Grant, Sue Hahn, Hal Haney, Bob Harmen, Catherine Howser, Margie Jackson, Keith Jacoby, Sheila Kennedy, Charlene Kremiller, Ann Lightbody, Pegg Marlow, George Meek, Pat McBroorn, Pat McKee, Margo McLeod, Alyce McSparran, John Nickerson, Diane Oates, Lee Perdue, Virginia Peak, Dick Ratlift, Barbara Stotler, Carol Vines, Lucy Werdon, Corky Wickstrom, Frank Williamson, Lew White, Henry Yanolt. rf'f'if'f l'1i'i ' , 'fiQf-L' if , ef W W3 's 3 hhhqhigzqh 4w44P544,,4n n,,!.,f,,?1 41454, .V WAYNE BUTTERFIELD Senior Class President JIM SHELTON Senior Class Vice President enior Cfafu fficera K' Y Y ,, ,A JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL John Blaine, President, Pete Blind, Vice President, Judy Wyatt, Secre- tary, Lynne Carter, Treasurer, Lar- ry Andrews, Bruce Buclge, Sue Burdick, Charlene Chesney, Diane DeBry, Julie DeFrancisco, Sheila Gessel, Janine Govan, Hal Greene, James Hopkins, Joe Howard, June Johnson, Arvid Lindholrn, Phyllis Morgan, Natalie Paperno, Janene Parks, Kathey Rice, Dick Roberto, Bruce Roberts, Steve Salisian, Cathey Schad, Bob Short, Tom West, Paula Wild, Sandy Witter. unior Jada 0 ficera JOHN BLAINE Junior Class President PETE BLIND Junior Class Vice President JUDY WYATT Junior Class Secretary LYNNE CARTER Junior Class Treasurer 77 lf 5' A X-AA is 'Q- ancficl Campud Quya and 170114 F7 Cll'l'lf?llJ Capefd fariy fix vs. .wmv FX, W fwfr 455 ' X-.... 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J .V M .,.. , . .,.,. .. . L L ff V ,, ' 0 P' 4 K 'EnQ. V A fn I L,,: A k Zz ' vm, V --iw 0I'l0l'6lI'y INTER-CLUB COUNCIL ROW 1: John Miller, Commis- sioner of Clubs, Jean Jetterson, Chairman of Special Interest Clubs, Carol Conel, Chairman of Sports and Recreation Clubs, Barbara Stotler, Commissioner of Clubs, Larry Dunklee, Student Secretary. ROW 2: Mr. James Meldrum, Special Interest Advisor, Mrs. Lee Moyne Mark, Club Program Ad- visor, Nelson Gilman, Chairman of Honorary Clubs, Ruthie Benedict, Chairman of Pre-Vocational Clubs, I Mr. Robert Forbes, Advisor for Honorary Clubs, Mrs. Ruth Keith, Advisor of Recreation Clubs, Miss Doreen Abbott, Aclvisor for Service Clubs. INTRODUCTION Through the combined ettorts of the Inter-Club Council and its sub- committee of presidents and through the activities of the various clubs on the campus the club program at Pasadena has become a smooth running system of organizations working for the advancement of Pasadena High School. PRESIDENTS' COUNCIL Row 1: Bob Tepel, Photography. ROW 2: Carol Conel, Mathematics and Astronomy Inter Cl b C , - u oun- cil, John Miller, Fall Club Commissioner, Hideki Hamamoto, Bulldog Varsity Club, Don Fedde, F.B.L.A., Key Club, Earl Gross, Pre-Medical, GENEVA WHITE, MUSIC CLUB, Christine Ellsworth, Future Home' makers. ROW 3: Don Fork, Bowling Club, Jack Orr, Ahpha Beta Gamma, Glenn McConnell, Auto Mechanics, Jim Barrowman, Television Production Club, Dottie McCawley, Future Teachers, Julie Grant, G.A.A. ROW 4: Mrs. Lee Moyne Mark, Advisor to Inter-Club Council, Eddie Garcia, Hi-Y, Earl Kath- mon, Hunting and Fishing, Douglas Noble, Audio Visual, Robert Mueller, Q.S,T. lRadio Clubl, Carolyn Cogan, CSF., Dorothy Estes, Creative Writing, Barbara Stotler, Spring Cub Commissioner. ROW 5: Ed Simmons, Mistires, Lars Gantzel, C.S.F., Bob Spencer, Journalism, Ruthie Benedict, Inter-Club Court cil, Nels G'l .S. - - '- on iman, Q T., Inter Club Council, Mr. Robert Forbes, Honorary Clubs, Mrs. Ruth Keith, Sports and Recreation Clubs, Miss Doreen Abbott, Service Clubs, Dolores Payne, Library Council, Choy. lens Chccney, Pre-nursing. ecognifion alclzieuemenf AURORA FRONT ROW: Ruth Grove, Barbara Dy- son, Pat Sheldon, Margo McLeod, Caro- lyn Gray, Dorcas Vanian. SECOND ROW: Pat Finn, Verna Carter, Peggy Marlow, Carrie Hoerger, Margie Jackson, Vonnie Engholm, Julie Grant, Nancy Elliott. THIRD ROW: Shari Rothe, Judy Hannah, Sharon Lybeck, Glendyn Smith, Ruthie Benedict, Gail Howard, Mrs. Chittenden, Miss Abbott. ADVISOR: Miss Doreen Abbott. The Aurora Club, a girls' honorary club, is a democra- tic group working in coopera- tion with the principal, the faculty and the administration to build a high school with high ideals that will build good public relations be- tween the school and the community. KEY FRONT ROW: Steve Farrell, Jerry Van Meter, Roger Gertmenian, Hideki Hama- moto, Garry Short. SECOND ROW: Nel- son Gilman, Chuck Ayers, Jim Hezlep, Richard Williams, Eiii Doi, John Nicker- son. THIRD ROW: Mr. Schechter, Bob Brisley, Wayne Butterfield, Jim Shelton, Don Fedde. FOURTH ROW: John Miller, Scott FitzRandolph, Jerry Warnick, Ron- nie Roberti. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Don Fedde, Vice President, Richard Wil- liams, Secretary, Eiii Doi, Treasurer, Wayne Butterfield. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Scott FitzRandolph, Vice President, John Miller, Secretary, Nelson Gilman, Treas- urer, Richard Carter. ADVISOR: Mr. Arthur Schechter. .5 fl' I -I TK A qw , :, - 1 I Q i - .l :ii at i t - ' H A ii it 'wil 1 'Z diffs, gg- Wf 0, f M z f . T-'FT' im if 1 fl rssi S M' viliv 2 5 I 3 W, at X ,, Q? , f yay? , , ,A , ff rg fy- ' , z f , ff Z fic? , fu f ff? r r Q v y wp y, 2 f ' I i 'f f :' 1 if ,T -5 'X f X me VZ e , ff 4 f fi -., ZW J , 7 ay, W 1, V. 1, fn? ,if ' Z 6 Y E 2 1 3 ' t f -f , f , f ch: cm-wt . 1 M 'Q J, ' - ff? 7 - 1 rf , , , f I W f' ' ,, 7 if , W, Q .,,,,, 3?-. I V JZ me 2 1 ' ' , Q 'Zu The Key Club is a boys' service club which is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Key Club members work toward developing leadership, obtaining experience in living and working together, and serving their school and community. 77 ,S c. s. F, FRONT ROW: Judith Potter. Marianna Maier, Sandra Litts, Linda Constantian, Lois Pearson, Kay Masemore, Ruth Grove, Norma Ford, Garney Hardy. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Cogan, Judy Green, Zoe Barter, Charlotte Stollenwerck, Margaret Corry, Sally Fairchild, Carrie Hoeger, Jan- ine Govan, Nancy Dixon, Diane Debry, THIRD ROW: Judy Hannah, Gail Soren- , 4 sen, Lucia Suffel, Margaret Fraser, Alyce McSparren, Martha Seares, Louise Bowen, Linda Kley, Mary Kellogg, Verna Carter. FOURTH ROW: Lars Gantzel, Jerry Van Meter, Maynard Harding, Jack Orr, Nel- son Gilman, Louis Spencer, Bob Harmon, James Hopkins,Dale Green. 4. SEALBEARERS: Gail Sorensen, Norman Ross, Lawrence Posner, Orvill Orr, Alyce McSparren, Kay Masemore, Marianna Maier, Mary Kellogg, Robert Harmon, Judy Hannah, Ruth Grove, Dale Green, Nelson Gilman, Lars Gantzel, Margaret Fraser, Norma Ford, Sally Fairchild, Nan- cy Dixon, James Diamond, Margaret Cor- ry, Carolyn Cogan, David Chaitkin, Vla- dimir. ADVISOR: Mrs. Frances Cobbs. The California Scholarship Federation is an honorary or- ganization which encourages and recognizes students who maintain high scholastic rec- ords. The Sealbearers are those members who have been members of C. S. F. for at least three semesters. RE-MEDICAL DNT ROW: Saundra Tarr, Diane Darms, Magdalen Suzuki, Char- e Kremiller, Sue Wiltong, Barbara Fredericks. SECOND ROW: Bill 'r, Georgia Gertmenian, Keith Jacoby, Pot Finn, John Blaine, met Askenazy, Mr. Sapulding. THIRD ROW: Ernestine McGerry, nnie Surat, Marion Barnes, Mary Ashton, Judy Hannah, Tuch Yen. ST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Charlene Kremiller, Vice Presi- it, John Blaine, Secretary, Magdalen Suzuki, Treasurer, Keith zoby. COND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Keith Jacoby, Vice Presi- wt, Earl Gross, Secretary, Charlene Kremiller, Treasurer, Edward ainson. VISOR: Mr. David Spaulding. The purpose ot this club is to promote interest and understanding in all branches ot the tield of medicine and to provide members with oppor- tunities to learn more about the medical field through excursions, guest speakers, and films. re - vocational . . . 78 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS This club helps to improve the personal appearance of its members, to p r o v i d e wholesome recreation, to keep its members informed about new and interesting party entertainment and re- freshment ideas, and to pro- mote worthy membership in the home and community. FRONT ROW: Mariko Yamaoka, Diane Bishop, Betty McDonald, Ann Vrooman, Vivian Manning, Janet Jones, Rosalie Howard, Ann Garlatz, Marjorie Pittrott, Gladys Tomatani, SECOND ROW: Virginia Johnson, Marlene Goadstein, Nellrose Ransom, Nadine Goodstein, Carol Tracy, Wilma Ramish, Pauline Doezie, Marsha Bailey, Susan I-targus, Barbara Singley, Diane Zola. THIRD ROW: Sara Carver, Doris Merrich, Diane Day, Marilyn Hughes, Mary Case, Margaret Frandsen, Matilda Ross, Mary Gudritz, San- dra Clearwaters, Marilyn Stone, Mrs. Nielsen. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Christine Ellsworth, Vice President and Program Chairman, Diana Zola, Secretary, Marilyn Stone, Treasurer, Gladys Tomatani. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Christine Ellsworth, Vice President and Program Chairman, Diane Zola, Secretary, Marilyn Stone, Treasurer, Gladys Tomatani. ADVISOR: Mrs. Eleanor Nielson. freparaiion or e guiure PRE-NURSING This club was organized by students interested in prepar- ing themselves for careers in the field of nursing. Members observe films, listen to speak- ers, and participate in active duty tor a few hours each week toward the end of the semester. FRONT ROW: Charlene Chesney, Shirley Rillorta, Joanna Bresears, Shirley Jones, Joyce Snider, Carol Wagner, Helen Murphy. SECOND ROW: Lucy Werdon, Olivia Grigsby, Susan Cady, Carole Vines, Jeanette Woods, Cherie Werdon, Odessa White. THIRD ROW: Joyce Ramsey, Judy Anderson, Linda Lesh, Beverly Snider, Dizzie Butler, Susan Shultz, Martha Sears. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Martha Sears, Vice President, Joanna Breshears, Secretary-Treas- urer, Olivia Grigsby. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Charlene Chesney, Vice President, Shirley Jones, Secretary, Treasurer, Shirley Rillorta. ADVISOR: Mrs. Rita Strong. 79 .B ix f se- J ,ge , It .B UBRARY V COUNCl FRONT ROW: Donna Wayne, Chor- lene Chesney, Dolores Payne, Kay Milton, Marcia Blakeslee, Mary Newell, Judy Tangenan. SECOND ROW: Nancy Gorilla, Charlotte Miller, Ann Lewis, Susie Edmonds, Brenda Harper, Mrs, Eikenberry. THIRD ROW: Rachel Slaughter, Dorothy Pelham, Lura Wiese, Judy Ewing, John Kennedy, Bob Tepel, Carol Rule. X FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Presi- dent, Dolores Payne, Vice Presi- dent, Kay Milton, Sercetary- Treas- urer, Carol Rule. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Pres- ident, Dolores Payne, Vice Presi- dent, Kay Milton, Secretary-Trcas- urer, Carol Rule. ADVISOR: Mrs. Helen Eikenberry. The Library Council was organized by students interested in the many phases of Library work. The members serve Pasadena High School by working as assistants in the school library. Members of this club attempt to gain an understanding of the Journalistic field and to serve Pasadena High School in the field of Journalism. L: xl! c.f..J FIX gif... A I JW FZ: 'f '-.' wag , n A M, if -'T ' W .y l l ., IL y r'l I i f r 'SL if- X JOURNAUSM FRONT ROW: Corky Wickstrom, Virginia Railey, Margo McLeod, Sandy Smith, Barbara Koch, Glen- dyn Smith. SECOND ROW: Linda Tuthill, Dick Bell, Jerry Megahan, Al Salter, Garry Short, Nancy El- liot. THIRD ROW: Burton Dorman, Hal Haney, Don Blankenship, Bill Ayers, Bob Spencer, John Nicker- son. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICER: Presi- dent, Bob Spencer. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Pres- ident, Bob Spencer, Vice President, Ruthie Benedict, Secretary, Sue Hahn, Treasurer, Virginia Railey. ADVISOR: Mrs. Elaine Morgan. 1' . Vfljsfwge s-if,1ai'g,-ati. ' I I ' , 'J 'I jg ill-.giizf , ' 1 1 -. iz A FUTU RE TEACl-l ERS FRONT ROW: Beverly Foxvvorth, Anita Gregory, Mary Larson, Judi Vaugine. SECOND ROW: Ernie Benson, Donna Westfall, Linda Abbey, Pete Del Gotto. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Judi Vaugine, Vice President, Ernest Benson, Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Larson. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Dottie McCawley, Vice President, Ernest Benson, Secretary, Anita Gregory, Treas- urer, Linda Stevenson. ADVISOR: Mr. Cleon Butz. The purposes of the Future Teachers' Club are to acquaint interested students with the preparations and qualifications necessary to become teachers and to familiarize the students with the responsibilities and rewards of the teaching profession. F. B. L. A. - FRONT ROW: Linda Withrow, Marilyn Thaxton, Virginia Prince, Pat Winchell, Marlene Lukas, Barbara Greenberg, Jan- ice Brandau, Pat Maynes, Xanthia Makis, Dee Watson, Celeste Buell. SECOND ROW: Nancy Morgan, Ruth Tateosian, Anita Lopez, Heather Pateracki, Carolyn Wylie, Jo Ann Bode, Mary Kellogg, Rob- erta Bell, Lura Wiese, DeNeese Eaglin, Marianne Albert, THIRD ROW: Ronald Buchanan, Barbara Tindall, Margaret Longabach, Judith Dickinson, Evangeline Gibson, Beth Sharp, Sheila Roodzant, Penny Krupp, Sara Rudin, Barbara Bris- ley, Beth Ross, Gwen Rippee. FOURTH ROW: Bill Claire, Bob Agnew, Gary Peterson, Pete Molnar, Bob Sherinian, Bill Willets, Alfonso Rangel, Larry l-laney. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Burns, Ann Lewis, Sue Cherry, Charlene Barnhart, Bob Brisley, Jeanne Osborne, Eulalio Gomez, Russell Lathrop, Mr, Davis. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Bob Brisley, Vice President, Bob Sherinian, Second Vice President, Barbara Brisley, Secretary, Celeste Buell, Trueasurer, Bill Claire. wp sEcoND ssmesnan orncsnst Presidepf, The aims of the Future Business Leaders of Don Fedde, Vice President, Bob Sherin- , , ion, secretary, ciwfiene Bqrnhqrf, peas. America are to develop competent business lead- U'e Bob B S'eYf Repoflen Cofkv W'Ck' ership and to promote better understanding in strom. , , , choosing business occupations. ADVISOR: Mr. Allen Davis. ALPHA BETA It is the purpose of Alpha Beta Gamma to aid its members in achieving a more complete understanding of science and its importance in the world today. FRONT ROW: Fred Bartome, Tom Morgan, Dave Turner, Glen McConnell, Ed Langthorn, Evan Wil- liams,Ronnie Blohm, Bob Hall. SECOND ROW: Bob Childs, Ben Yamaoka, Stan McAfee, Bill Wong, Dick Billups, John Grove, Wayne Morris. THIRD ROW: Ed Morrasini, Fred Inman, Ed Sedita, Chuck Bailey, Bill Herrington, Stan Christensen, Bob Cheney. FOURTH ROW: Bill Skibstead, Van Banks, Harry Reiley, Tim Weathersby, Chuck Bailey, Ken Pearson, Jerry Geer. FIFTH ROW: Hideo Tomatani, Gil Williams, Fred Peterson, Dave Cartright, Dick Burrows. SIXTH ROW: Don Palmateer, Dick Biery, Jerry Epperson, Kenny White, Ken Palmer. SEVENTH ROW: Duane Bigman, Paul Ridley, Phil Casserino, Dirk Bailey, Jim Cox, Bob Pointer. EIGHTH ROW:.. Chester Bias, Dennis Rimmell, Dave Hanson, Phil Zamora, Noel Biergan, Ray Ward, Bob Hawkins, Mr. Carlson, FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS:.. President, Glen McConnell, Vice President, Bruce Brown, Tresasurer, Ed Morrasini. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Glen McConnelg Vice President, Bruce Brown, Treasurer, Ed Morrasini. ADVISOR: Mr. John Carlson. 82 Jack Orr Tom Hylton Bob Har 'ECOND ROW: Roger Powell, Louis r, Richard Sallstrom, Robert Du- ladimir Baicher, Maynard Harding. ROW: Nelson Gilman, Carole I I - a IEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Jack ice President, Tom Hylton: Secre- iarole Brown, Treasurer, Bob Har- JR: Mr, Frank Bruning. AUTO MECHANICS The purpose of the Auto Mechanics Club is to encour- age boys interested in cars to learn the correct methods of keeping their cars in good mechanical condition. TELEVISION FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Presi- dent, Jimmie Borrowman, Vice President, Warren Douglass, Sec- retary-Treasurer, Jacqueline Jones, Publicity Chairman, Diane Bradley. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Pres- ident, Bob Eubanks, Vice Presi- dent, Warren Douglass, Secretary- Treasurer, Diane Bradley. ADVISOR: Miss Joyce Williamson. FRONT ROW: Diane Bradley, Jac- queline Jones, Jimmie Barrowman, Warren Douglass. SECOND ROW: Betty Bergstrasser, Connie Karr, Bobby Bergstrasser, David Stich. THIRD ROW: Dan Horn, Kenny Hall, David Anderson, Phil Acton, Miss Williamson. ATI-IENIANS Among the many duties performed by this girls' service club are: to serve as usherettes and hostesses at school functions, to act as teachers' aides, to pro- mote Pasadena High School Activities. FRONT ROW: Lynne Boswell, Norma Ford, Ruth Grove, Kathie Collins, Kathy MacAulay, Elsie Roum, Barbara Crusberg, Beatrice Goff, Kay Milton. SECOND ROW: Pat Hawkins, Rosealie Watler, Brenda Harper, Georgia Crane, Maxine Fulbright, Janice Clark, Charlotte Miller, Sally Fairchild, Margaret Corry. THIRD ROW: Shirley Carr, Alyce McSparren, Lynn Averill, Connie Jones, Mar- garet Fraser, Mary Ditley, Carol Rule, Blythe Gentry. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Presi- dent, Sally Fairchild, Vice Presi- dent, Margaret Corry, Correspond- ing Secretary, Blythe Gentry, Rec- ording Secretary, Julie Grant, Treasurer, Kay Milton. S E C O N D SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Sally Fairchild, Vice President, Margaret Corry, Cor- responding Secretary, Barbara Dy- son, Recording Secretary, Julie Grant, Treasurer, Kay Milton. ADVISOR: Miss Mildred Tolhurst. SOCIAL DANCE The Social Dance Club is for students who are inter- ested in learning current dance steps and in provid- ing better dances for Pas- adena High School. This club was organized to present information concerning lighting, makeup, production, acting, engineering and other phases of television to students inter- ested in the field. FRONT ROW: Ed Bedrozian, Mimi McClellan, Naomi Veiar, Rollin Bough, Dick Knirk, Sandy Whitney, Myron Scott, Cecilia Bohorquez. SECOND ROW: Jackie Britter, Pat Botterell, Joyce Hottman, Diane Fritz, Carol Bloomield, Betty Furguson, Marilyn Webster, Doris Baldwin, Margie Edwards, Marietta Wixon. THIRD ROW: Moneta Peters, Margie Jackson, Ann Tollman, Bob Oakley, Bob Hawkins, Julie Vogt, Carolee Henderson, Kathy Sullivan, Carolyn Conrad, Carolyn Gray. FOURTH ROW: Robert Sweet, Rafael Ouiiano, Bob Johnson, Stanley Steele, Dan Kelley, Helen Chambers, Maria Estreda, Patsy Drum- mond, Elsie Hampton, Barbara Dyson, Freda Glynn, FIFTH ROW: Wesley Johnson, Bud Harris, Charles Piggee, Ronnie Roberti, Ray Ward, Bob Matter, Arthur Turner, Larry Root, Paul Campbell, Mrs. Tingey. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Myron Scott, Vice President, Dick Knirk, Secretary, Sandy Lun- ham, Treasurer, Tony Pascoe. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Myron Scott, Vice President, Ronnie Roberti, Secretary, Herman Rael, Treasurer, Jim Grumwall. ADVISOR: Mrs. Adele Tingey. H l-Y-YMCA FRONT ROW: Dick Clarke, Archer Jones, Ed Zaikin, Eddie Garcia, Howard Hopton, Pete Molnar. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Becker, Russell Lathrop, Ronald Throndson, Phillip Hickman, James O'Donnell, Rob- ert Throndson. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Presi- dent, Eddie Garcia, Vice President, Archer Jones, Secretary-Treasurer, Dick Clark. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Pres- ident, Eddie Garcia, Vice Presi- dent, Archer Jones, Secretary- Treasurer, Pete Malnar. ADVISOR: Mr. Ernest Becker. The Yo u n g Men's Christian Association strives to extend com- munity spirit and Chris- tian-like character to all young men with whom its members come in con- tact. , -n ,. :Rs ,J Q X ROOTERS FRONT ROW: Sandra Litts, Nancy Carlson, Lynn Ban- ner, Karen Evens, Jo Mohr, Ruthie Benedict, John Caldwell, Mary Wride, Jenniter Van Syoc, Gunnar son. SECOND ROW: Janet Hawkins, Pat Fritz, Bar- Jacobson, Mike Cady, Carol Westerland, Kathie Peter- bara Meverden, Susie Edmonds, Donna Wayne, Judy Tangeman, Marcia Blakeslee, Mary Newell, Sally Jen- kins, Joan Thorgrimson, Nancy Froyd, Adrienne Ander- son, Elaine Mello, Cy Poole, Margie Parten, Pat Oroz- co. THIRD ROW: Helen De Clerk, Carol Ewing, Lynn Voges, Toni Bolar, Penny Hurd, Ann Summers, Linda Kley, Ann Davis, Jan Parks, Barbara Brunson, Carol Shields, Ann Cox Susie Moore, Joan Kendal, Ann Thompson, Dick Roberto. FOURTH ROW: Theresa Healy, Joyce Allan, Diane Tolbert, Nancy Higgins, Sheila Gessel, Diane Howard, Diane Green, Phyllis Morgan, Carolyn Lindberg, Dave Evens, Hall Greene, Bob Grey, Mel Kittleson. FIFTH ROW: Glenna Craig, Lynne Car- ter, Marla Mowat, Judy Wyatt, Marilyn Clawson, Members ot the Rooters Club help Nancy West, Penny Rice, Cathey School, Terry Terril, Nancy Picket, Judy Spaulding, Sue Burdick, Ann Mar- chetti. SIXTH ROW: Terri Demmo, Dottie Schneider, Sue Bauerle, Jackie Henderson, Sally Hooker, Sandy Fleming, Freda Von Harreveld, Sheila Moloney, Dolores Payne, Loyce Olofson, Dick Rice, Chuck Magnuson, Sterling Bartle. SEVENTH ROW: Joan Prisk, Dorothy Pelham, Lee Purdue, Julia Worrell, Helen Skelley, Don- na Botorff, Zoe Barter, Connie Simmons, Virginia Spaulding, Joel Mclntyre, Ron Warren, Flip Hoover, Mr. Proctor. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, John Caldwell, Vice President, Dick Hauser, Secretary, Ruthie Bene- dict, Treasurer, Don Huntress. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, John Cald- well, Vice President, Hal Greene, Secretary, Marla Mowat, Treasurer, Kathie Peterson. ADVISOR: Mr. Donald Proctor, to promote school spirit, boost at- tendance at Pasadena High School activities, and encourage fellowship among the rooters. eruice . . f ,f 4 L , f W, , STAGE FRONT ROW: Ronnie Matta, San- dy Junkuns, Bill Chapman, John Kline, SECOND ROW: Stanley Jacobson, Bill Cass, Bill Sternberg, Ike Ogilvie. THIRD ROW: Frank Way, Bob Skoosen, Steve Pocius, Miltord Macintosh. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Presi- dent, William Chapman, Vice Pres- ident, John Kline, Secretary, San- dy Junkuns, Treasurer, Ronnie Matta. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Pres- ident, John Kline, Secretary, San- dy Junkuns, Treasurer, Ronnie Matta. ADVISOR Mr. Robert Carroll, The purpose of this club is to give students an opportunity to learn about the arts of back- stage production such as lighting, sound eltects and set design. ENTERTAINERS FRONT ROW: Lois Pearson, John Klecker, Verna Car- ter, Bob Brown, Dorcas Vanian, Jerry Van Meter, Dick Carter, Dan Driskill, Jim Fuller. SECOND ROW: Jan Simmons, Marianna Maier, Gretchen Myers, Lolita Smith, Sharon Lybeck, Rosanna Kenyon, Mary Ann Rid- out, Andrea Abdo, Marilyn Fetta Place, Linda Mc- Donald, Carol Lee. THIRD ROW: Phyliss Thompson, Laury Cavalier, Bob Brogger, Peggy Peterson, Barbara Wooley, Sandy Miller, Janene Bottstord, Dana Sirdenis, Peggy Shipp, Mary Lou Lee, Gerry Clark, Alice Mc- Laughlin. FOURTH ROW: Jack Rydman, Ron Franke, Michael Macket, Kathy Hauser, Bob Leslie, Dave Chait- kin, Walt Culbertson, Mike McCarroll, Mr. Benulis. ADVISOR: Mr. William Benulis. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Bob Brown, Vice President, Dorcas Vanian, Secretary, Verna Carter, Treasurer, Jerry Van Meter. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Jerry Van Meterg Vice President, Dan Driskell, Secretary, Dorcas Vanian, Treasurer, Lois Pearson. The purposes of this club are to develop the entertaining ability of its membership and to present evidences of this ability to the student body through assemblies and special shows. erformance or Uilzel-A 1 .L '17 Pl LAMBDA FRONT ROW: Charlyne Russell, Jean Jefferson, Carol Conel, Louis Giezel, Caroe lyn Herbst. SECOND ROW: Angela Prata, Cheryl Linquist, Kay Masemore, Gail Sorensen, Dave Wilkins, Michael Carron. THIRD ROW: Orrick Hampton, Tom De- laney, Robert Maltz, Thomas Barratt, James Piper, Paul Field. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Carol Conel, Vice President, Louis Giezel, Secretary-Treasurer, Jean Jefferson. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Kay Masemore: Vice President, Jean Jef- ferson: Secretary-Treasurer, Gail Soren- sen. ADVISOR: Mr. Bradford Eaton. The Mathematics-Astronomy Club furthers the activities of interested students and provides a common meeting ground for all students who wish to investigate the potentialities of the fields of mathematics and astronomy. pecia! Jinfereai . . . PHOTOGRAPHY FRONT ROW: Herbert James, Rob- ert Tepel, Daniel Bloom, Dick Uye- da, Fore Ming Yen. SECOND ROW: Larry Andrews, Ron Hill, Henry Yanolt, Jim Gilliam, John Dirks, Sheila Allen Bibb, THIRD ROW: Kennedy, Eugene Hagerty, David Alvarez, Stanley Fedora, FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Presi- dent, Bob Tepel, Vice President, Herb James, Secretary-Treasurer, Sheila Kennedy. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Pres- ident, Bob Tepelg Vice President, Herb James, Secretary-Treasurer, Arden Bowlby. ADVISOR: Mr. Walter Girdner. 86 CML? li ,iv it siiicefgxi cf' . 'M N N. Pa rs The Photography club was organized to educate as well as to entertain those students interested in photography either as a hobby or as a career. The project of the Photo- graphy Club this year was the photographing of clubs for the annual. MISFIRES FRONT ROW: Phillip Milich, Jer- ome Meier, Frank Veloz, Joseph Mangione, Robert DeMayo. SEC- OND ROW: Robert Coe, Robert Sterzenback, Wi I I i a m Shmidt, Pierre Dozois, THIRD ROW: Jan Cohen, Earl Greenspan, Ervin Har- tung, William Connors, Edward Simmons. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Presi- dent, Edward Simmons, Vice Presi- dent, Pierre Dozois, Secretary- ? Treasurer, Joseph Mangione. ,R SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Pres- N-..,,e-., V. ident, Edward Simmons, Vice Presi- RQ- dent, P i e r r e Dozois, Secretary- Treasurer, Joseph Mangione. PP if ADVISOR: Captain Robert Cow- herd. M The purposes of this club are to promote better marksman- ship among its members and to teach the safe handling of rifles at all times. Upporiuniiied or xpredaion CREATIVE WRITING FRONT ROW: Richard Stevenson, Lee Myer, Dorothy Estes, Susan Mosley, Ann Milliken. SECOND ROW: Walter Nash, Jack Halcio, Alex Krieger, Richard Haynes, Bill McKinIe y. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICER: Presi- dent, Dorothy Estes. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICER: Presi- dent, Dorothy Estes. ADVISOR: Mr. William Burns. This club gives its members experience in composing original short stor- ies and poetry. For those students interested only in reading literature, the club provides an excellent opportunity to become acquainted with modern and contemporary authors. 87 ART FRONT ROW: Stephen Melia, Joyce McBane, Arlene Crome, Beverly Hallett, Peggy Nocck, Rhoda Meany, Talitha Nicholson, Joan Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Al- thea Frahm, Carol Sievers, Carol Cooley, Lucia Suttel, Carol Carmain, Linda Menke, Dennis Fusco, Judi Col- lins. THIRD ROW: Pat Dunn, George Meek, Pete Blind, Mr. Metzgar, Dick Haynes, Kit Shaeter, Dan Petterson. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Joan Kennedy, Vice President, Judi Collins, Secretary, Kit Shaeter, Treasurer, Dan Petterson. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Joan Ken- nedy, Vice President, Beverly Hallett, Secretary, Linda Menke, Treasurer, Joyce McBane. SKI FRONT ROW: Sandy Whitter, Bev Duvoisin, Stephanie Chew, Sandy Palmer, Janine Govan, Deanna Morry, Diane DeBry, Ann Summers, June Johnson, Diane Hughs. SECOND ROW: Pat Sheldon, Fran August, Janet Cole, Pat McBroom, Diane Oates, Julie Pyle, Joey Bellman, Ann McKellar, Donna Calvert, Linda Ad- ler, Sue Littletield. THIRD ROW: Sharon Dorn, Miki Aoki, Alan I-Iurwit, Jon Rudback, Ellen Bauerle, Terry Waskin, Bob Cutler, Ronnie Brans, Jim Bywater, Jay Pyle. FOURTH ROW: Shari Rothe, Judy Green, Sue Thistlewhite, Merle Thomas, Peggy Miller, Pat Botterell, Tom I-Iutchman, Danny Blattman, John McClean, Jim Yarnell. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Jim Pomeroy, Vice President, Jim Yarnell, Secretary, Pat Sheldon, Treasurer, Merle Thomas. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Jim Pomeroy, Vice President, Jim Yarnell, Secretory, Pat Sheldon, Treasurer, Merle Thomas. ADVISOR: Mr. Robert Bowlus. The Art Club was or- ganized by students in- terested in art. This in- terest is pursued through such activities as guest speakers, demonstra- tions, reports, and exhi- bitions of student work. The purposes of the Ski Club are to give in- terested students an op- portunity to learn the fundamentals of skiing and to provide Pasa- dena High School with a regular report on snow conditions in the moun- tain areas. 88 SAILING FRONT ROW: Linda Constantian, Susan Hahn, Dane Wilhite, Mary Jane Novelle, Sarah Latta, Vonnie Eng- holm, Susan Mosely, Arden Bowlby. SECOND ROW: Pat Weber, Paula Moore, Pat Needham, Carol Cottlancl, Ellie Stuyvesant, Sally Lauder, John McCarty. THIRD ROW: Ralph Miller, Bernard McRavy, Jeftrey Grant, Bill Bennette, Bob Cheney, George Brigham, Jerry Thomas, Jerry Konoske. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Sarah Latta, Vice President, Dane Wilhite, Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Jane Novelle. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Sarah Latta, Vice President, Jeftrey Grant, Secretaryflreasurer, Mary Jane Novelle. ADVISOR: Mr. Albert Long. LETTERMEN FRONT ROW: Ed Bedrosian, Gary Johnson, Henry Aguilar, David Lucy, Mickey Theilacker, Jerry Warnick, Paul Arnerich, Bob Heimerl. SECOND ROW: Danny McMann, Roger Gertmenian, Larry Marsh, Bob Lauder- man, Bill Stearns, Warren Gray, Jim Bywater, Dick Ratlift. THIRD ROW: Gary Thomas, Tom Kennedy, Bucl Curtiss, Dave Muehlberger, Jim Hezlep, Don Guess, Tom Charbonneau, Joe Howard. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Bastian, Ron Izumita, Pablo Hernandez, Fred Doehring, Kenny Rhodas, Rufus Jones, Jan Brumley, Mr. Riordan. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Hideki Hama- moto, Vice President, John Miller, Secretary, Mickey Theilacker, Treasurre, Fred Doehring. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Hideki Hamae moto, Vice President, John Miler, Secretary, Mickey Theilacker, Tresaurer, Fred Doehring. ADVISOR: Mr. Robert Bastian. members. petition. I 4 The purposes ot the Sailing Club are to de velop a greater interest and to provide actual sailing experience for its Members ot the Let termen's Club find their interests lie in enriching school traditions and in achieving higher princi ples through school ac tivities and athletic com ' 'vwvxfs 'H-rr1 -ruin-rv 1? HUNTING AND FISHING This club is composed :QA of students interested in f , the conservation cmd re- storation ot wild lite. Members pursue these interests through hunt- ing, fishing, and hiking. FRONT ROW: Robert Allen, Richard Bottorff, Mike Stine, Earl Kathman, Gerald Wallace, Melvin Ol- sen, Evalcl Zigurs. SECOND ROW: Ray Gann, Bill Dauble, Steve Salisian, Robert McCully ,Tom Veloz, Steve Karp, Wayne Butterheld. THIRD ROW: Desmond Peebles, Rene Thorne, Matthew Biller, Nino Val- massoi, Charles I-lagstrom, Jimmie Glynn, Richard Garrigan, Dale Green. FOURTH ROW: Edward Robinson, Edwin Goodrich, Robert Garnett, Dick Roberto, Tim DeWeese, Ted Hagstrom, Larry Young, Bill Pawlacyk. FIFTH ROW: Robert Swan, Herbert Fish, Bob Ohs, Randy Buckman, Dr, Hall. ADVISOR: Dr. Joseph Hall. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Earl Kathman, Vice President, Gerald Wallace: Secretary-Treas- urer, Melvin Olsen. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Earl Kathman, Vice President, Gerald Wallace, Secretary' Treasurer, Melvin Olsen. poria and Recreation FRONT ROW: Wayne Flathers, Burch Kelley, Gena Signorino, Muir Thompson, Steve Farrell, ClitTord Lewis, Alan Hurvit. SECOND ROW: Morris Murphy, Jerry Harris, Marcus Woodward, Ted Dammeyer, Dick Burrows, Rod Pearson, Phil Ponder. THIRD ROW: Tim Johnson, Ronnie I-lillery, Jim Goode, Har- old Williams, Scott Souter, Bob Law, Mr. Todd. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICER: President, Muir Thompson. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICER: President, Muir Thompson. ADVISOR: Mr. Jerry Todd. GYMNASTICS The Gymnastics Club has been established to further gymnastics at Pasadena High School and to provide students with an opportunity to take part in gymnastic competition. alciiuiiiea 901' nbymeni BOWLING The Bowling Club was organized by students interested in learning the fundamentals of bowling and in developing good sportsmanship through school bowling tourna- ments. BADMI NTON To g i v e interested students a more com- plete understanding of badminton and to pro- mote good sportsman- ship both on and oFF the court are the aims ot the Badminton Club. FRONT ROW: Barbara Clitton, Mary Annas, Judy Hanlon, Charlene Chapman, Norma MacDonald, Sandy Hill, Charlotte Stollenwerck, Marilyn Krutsch. SECOND ROW: Dennis Funderburck, Robert Chris- tie, Elaine Stemmerman, Walter Howard, Ernie Yamane, Shant Asoian. THIRD ROW: Howard Hopton GeorgelSallander, Bob Summers, Don Fork, Bob Crook, Delos Ecker, David Sheldon, Alton Dewing. FOURTH ROW: Bob Johnson, Jim Johnston, Steve Boland, Harold Fredrickson, Jan Brumley, Fred Twitty, Martin Dedrick. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Fred Twitty, Vice President, Martin Dedrick, Secretary, Sandy Hill. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Don Fork, Vice President, Alton Dewing, Secretary, Sandy Hill. ADVISOR: Mr. Alfred Keast, f .... -W,,......-..-pimps, 5 Q . in 3' i f: -. , if-3 X E.: -, .1 fkh ki f A J A .. 9315 - f- -, w V. ,I Q. 1 C' i 1, -E , SE Spiga' i X f Q : 'r z, .Q .fb 7 V l ' , QAM ,V 4 I , 1 J' Xl FRONT ROW: Natalie Paperno, Charlotte Burkett, Glenna Craig, Katherine Art, Sheila De Waskin, Pat Swim, Ruth Murray, Julie De Francisco, Betty Archibald, Rachel Slaughter. SECOND ROW: Peggy Mar- low, Sally Shaw, Diane Daley, Ruth Bretzius, Sigrid Wiggins, Rosemary Culp, Susanne Shaw, Betty Gates, Polly Irwin. THIRD ROW: Joan Niven, Elise Parker, Bonnie Wagner, Leora Rundstrom, Dick Archibald, Wayne Perry, Dave Sadoway, Pete Caputo, Mr. Woods. FOURTH ROW: Lars Gantzell, Tom West, Dennis Rimmell, Marvin Ives, Winfield Abbe, John Harwick, Bob Billups, Allan Murphy, Chuck Ayers. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: President, Bob Billups, Vice President, Diane Daley, Secretary-Treasurer, Sally Shaw. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Bob Willhite, Vice President, Alan Kishbaugh, Secretary, Peg Marlow, Treasurer, Susanne Shaw. ADVISOR: Mr. Harry Woods. 9I IN ACTION qcnum: Zamfy Q45 ' Ifjnrf-VU.-5 .-Q-xt-G -- - v ..s.. fxuuugn. fn' an .4 K, ,ax Quinn 'QI - nf-1 4 94 ROW 1: Jerry Warnick, Eiii Doi, Bill Sterns, Dave Lucy, John Miller, Kenny Rhodes, Hideki Hamamoto, Henry Aquilar, Bob Laudemon, Warren Gray, Dave Muehlberger. ROW 2: Gary Thomas, Tom Char- bonneau, Gary Johnson, Bruce Roberts, Dick Patterson, Ed Bedrosian, Roger Gertmanian, Jim Yarnell, James Bywater, George Meadows, Dutch Wing, Mickey Theilacker, Ed Haygood. ROW 3: Alan Hur- wit, Manager, Charles Piggee, Phil Zorn, Ronnie Brans, Tim Moore, Kenny Ertl, Alfonso Rangel, Ronnie Buchanan, Phil Ponder, Dick Hauser, Coach Ed Nyden. ROW 4: Arlo Kurrle, Jim Muth, Don Huntress, Frank Moody, Pablo Hernandez, Jan Brumley, Charles Magnuson, Dnn Hall, Joe Howard, Coach Bob Bastian. A FOOTBALL Pasadena's Bulldogs las a single unit set apart from the collegel opened a new era of high school sports in 1954. Under the expert leadership of head coach Ed Nyden, last year's college coach, and coach Bob Bastian, the righting Bulldogs compiled a tive win, four loss record against the hardest free-lance competition they could find. A case of iitters was the cause of their first defeat at the hands of Compton. When the mighty Cavemen of San Diego came to Pasadena for battle, they were impolitely sent away licking their wounds to the tune of a 25-O defeat. This tirst win for Pasadena unveiled a tine iunior quarterback by the name of Don Hall of whom Crown City fans were to hear more, A halfback by the name of Hideki Hamamoto was also thrown into the limelight tor the remainder of the season. After the San Diego victory the Bulldogs gained momentum and proceeded to roll over Fillmore, 44-O, and Antelope Valley, 33-13. Next in line was the powerful Baldwin Park club. In the Hrst series of downs, Hamamoto worked his favorite oft-tackle play and went all the way for six points, but when the dust cleared that evening, the scoreboard showed a 6-7 defeat for Pasadena. With spirit high, the Bulldogs came back to knock oft Long Beach Poly 32-14 and Point Loma 27-19. Pasadena then iourneyed to Las Vegas and suftered a hard fought 7-2O loss. ln their last tussle of the season, Pasadena was nosed out by John Muir 12-19 in the new series of Turkey Tussles. As the first season came to a close, our hats were oft to our Hghting team. Wu Vw-A Y , 1 V ,S l Lie I if ' x E V ,Q 5 a ur oga gif! id Bulldog quarferback, Don Hall 1191, is brought down after cz long game. BULLDOG SEASON RECGRD PHS Opp. O Complori 28 25 Son Diego O 44 Fillmore O 33 Antelope Valley 13 6 Baldwin Park 7 32 Long Beach Poly I4 27 Point Loma 19 7 Las Vegas 20 l2 Muir l9 WON 5, LOST 4 Aguilar bulls his way Through Long Beach Hamomofo H51 shows his speed as he goes defenders. for a Teedee. ,KF R X '51 Y MEIQ f,,., . 2 - Robert Bastian, assistant coach, Ed Nyden, head coach ot the Varsity. BULLPUP FOOTBALL SEASON The Bullpups of Pasadena made their big brothers proud of them by running up a terrific eight win and one loss record. Led by the running ot Wesley Johnson and Dirk Bailey and the passing of Tom Kennedy, the lightweights had a powerful scoring punch. The stone wall defense of the Pups held their opponents to an average of less than five points per game. Their only loss came at the hands of Long Beach Poly, 6-9. Puente, Muir, and Burroughs were the only other teams to score on the Bullpups. Coached by Jerry Todd, the Bullpups showed their school that they were not to be forgotten. Hideki Hamarnoto, halfback. David Lucy, guard. Henry Ag h lfb k g re f V' 'ii ' l All cf Q BULLPUP SEASON RECORD PHS OPP 13 Compton O 7 Orange 0 I9 Culver O I9 Puente I3 44 Baldwin Park 0 6 Long Beach Poly 9 22 Muir 6 I3 Burroughs 12 WON 8, LOST I Coach Jerry Todd. B FOOTBALL SQUAD LINE: Joe Arnerich, Ronnie Izumita, Ronnie Dale, Dennis Oavis, Gino Sig- norino, Alick I-Ieilman, Jerry Barton. BACKFIELD: Kenny White, Tom Ken- nedy, Wesley Johnson, Dirk Bailey. THIRD ROW: Coach Jerry Todd, Joe Okimoto, Dennis Boultinghouse, Ernie Yamane, Jon Yamane, Jon Rudback, Dick Ratlift, Ralph Responts, Phil Hernandez, Jim Cox, Bruce Lobery, Larry March, Carlos Zamora, Bob Swan, Chester Pyle, Landy Johnson, Bob Childs. Wesley Johnson hauls in a pass from Dennis Boultinghouse. Although Coach Len Yan- dle's Bulldogs found the early season rocky and had to fight an uphill battle, his never say die cagemen managed to compile a lO win l9 loss record. Playing the top com- petition in the southland, the Bulldogs were able to garnish only one win in their first twelve games. However, the last halt of the season found the team whipping into shape and winning nine of their last seventeen games. The standout player forthe Bulldogs was Jerry Warnick who scored 423 points forthe season in 23 games for an amazing l8.5 average. War- nick also boasted a 54.9 free throw average. Jim Hezlep and Art Turner in a top brand of playing also helped the Bulldogs in their precious victories. ROW 1: Arr Turner, Don Hall, Henry Aguilar, Ronnie Buchanan, Bruce Buclge. ROW 2: Chuck Campodonico, Don Geuss, Jan Brumley, Jim Hezlep. ROW 3: Charles Piggee, Ace Caldwell, Jerry War- nick, Art Bias, Coach Leonard Yandle. If 77 fgadkeibau I O O SCORING Individual scoring: G. P. Warnick, .lerry 23 423 Hezlep, .lim 26 173 Aguilar, Hank 21 113 Turner, Arr 26 92 Budge, Bruce 26 72 Hall, Don 14 71 Caldwell, John 23 51 Brumley, .lan 16 46 Bailey, Chuck 22 43 Bias, Cher 20 33 Lees, Dick 5 27 Kelly, Dave 9 23 Geuss, Don 18 22 Pascoe, Tony 5 18 Hufchman, Tom 8 11 Piggee, Charles 4 5 Stearns, Bill 6 3 Buchanan, Ronald 5 2 FitzRandolph, Scan' 5 2 McMann, Danny 1 1 Boland, Steve 1 O Roberts, Bruce 4 0 Van Meter, Jerry 4 0 Campodonico, Chuck 6 O 99 P.A. 18.5 6.7 5,3 3.5 3.0 5.1 2.3 2.9 1.9 1.7 5.4 2.6 1.2 3.6 1.2 1.3 0.5 0.4 0.4 1.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0,0 eamwor on If e our! SEASON RECORD PH Opp El Monte San Gabriel Mission Mork Keppel El Monte Burroughs Citrus Fillmore Glendale Hoover Rosemeacl Mark Keppel South Posacleno Muir Fillmore Muir Paramount Citrus Son Morino Hart Burroughs San Marino Son Gabriel Mission Son Gobriel Mission Temple City Chaminade Beverly Hills Santa Ano Torrance Culver City Str Francis WON lO, LOST TQ Squad Picture. ROW 'lz Jerry Barton, Dennis Boultinghouse, Dave Kelly. ROW 2: Coach Art Schechter, Teddy Hagstrom, Bill Brush, Flip Hoover, Tom Kennedy, Dave Newhart, B BASKETBALL Sparked by team efforts and spirit the fighting Bullpups showed their greatness. Coach Art Schechter taught his boys how to win, and they came through for him with a great T9-3 record for the season. Wasting no time, the team was ot? to a fast start by winning their first 12 games. ln their second meeting with Fillmore, the Pups lost a 52-54 decision in one of the most thrilling games ot the season. Tom Kennedy, Dave Newhart, Ted Hagstrom, and Flip Hoover were the four tops scorers of the season. Many of the Bullpups will be back next year for what will be another great season for PHS. Bill Brush l55l hooks one Dennis Boultinghouse out- iumps San Marino defend- in as Ted Hagstrom looks ers and scores. on. PHC . . . 2' .Ai , ia? ug. 'lc-3 .! Y i Gil., fm f ,. V, l V- ' , x X ' i I ,., 5 J V I X M ar x ww iff ww . f ' .c sl - lO2 - .. LA , , 1' fa.J,xxLf ROW 1: Warren Gray, Bob MacCuIIey, Flip Hoover, Bob Swan, Paul Arnerich, Dick Ratliff, Scott Fitz- Randolph. ROW 2: Don Fork, Angel Sanchez, Chuck Magnuson, Paul Ridley, Evan Williams, Bob Poynter, Jimmy Lee, Charles Piggee. ROW 3: Arvid Lindholrn, Bruce Loberg, George Meadows, Dean Parton, Bob Cheney, Bucl Curtiss, Dick l-loesch. MEM RONNIE ROBERTI, CHARLES PIGGEE rai! io flue ape TRACK Coach Ed Nyden's cindermen, Though hindered by a small turnout which forced the bees to merge with the A's, produced one of the most potent teams in California. Although having a mediocre seasonal record, the Bullodgs produced some top men to plague their opposing teams. Perhaps, the greatest athlete in the young history of PHS was Bob Poynter. Up to printing date, Poynter has gone undefeated through ten meets and the C.l.F. semifinals in the 100 and 220 yard dashes with his best times 9.9 and 21.1 respectively. Other top men during the season were Warren Gray in the shot put, Arvid Lindholm in the mile, Flip Hoover in the high jump, and Chuck Pig- gee in the hurdles. X 1 F 7. . as sw M IM. '10 ff ss ,QQ FLIP HOOVER f .mmmz H ff Cxlndel' ell Top marks this season: 100-Poynter, 9.8 220-Poynfer, 21.1 440-Johnson, Ridley, 53.0 880-Rcztliff, 2.06.0 Mile-Lindholm, 4:39.0 120-High Hurdles-Piggee, 14.6 180-Low Hurdles-Piggee, 20.5 Shuf puf-Groy, 55' 93f4 High jump-I-Ioeyer, 6'0 Pole voulf-Cheney, 12'O Brood lump-Cox, 2O 7 880 Relay-Johnson, Piggee Ridley, Poynter, 1:33.0 WARREN GRAY BOB POYNTER lf if 'H ARVID LINDHOLM f A F' J., .,-' nq..f'i- :ily LANDY JOHNSON fl fl UF l f ff JW ll ' - is J W -- , I L , ' 'xv in j L, 6' ll 0 MM W IW fn f l jfbfwjli Aff l by , 9 1 ul I K c j ffl ,LVM C 7 ,- L my il ,A J i. QL L L. ,ff ' ggi ROW 1: Dutch Wing, Jim Muth, Dick Berger, Lanny Johnson, Laury Cavalier, Jerry Van Meter, Jim Hezlep, Jan Brumley. ROW 2: Jack Raible, Phil Ponder, Dick Carter, Tom Kennedy, Bill Huntington, Danny McMann, Dave l-land, Coach Bob Bastian. ROW 3: Jerry Warnick, Jim Ward, Fred Twitty, Don Geuss, Bruce Budge, Teddy Rector. Jimeball . . . Coach Bob Bastian's Bulldog nine brought home the first City Championship to Pasaden High by decisevly beating Muir twice 5-O, and 4-l . At the printer's deadline, the Bulldogs have come back to compile a ll-6 record and have an opportunity to compete to the C.l.F. playott if they win their remaining game. Spearheading PHS were Jim Hezlep, Don Geuss, and Fred Twitty. Tops in the hitting department were Dutch Wing and Jan Brumley. 106 C gunqnnnsas I ' l .li ,af DON GEUSS FRED TWITTY on the ,biamon ,,...M-- DICK CARTER X i, ,Q 6' -,..----' I ,, . .11 lin-'ff I , 1' . ,vjjf , V HS , . ,z ff- , :,.f?f:f2?,jq,, K5 ' Ny T9-L f ! ,W , 'E' , fjff' ' 5 '-fr' .ff ,- . .' f as ,E gif- ,7 5 , I ,, fix x , T I - 2 ' w ' U ., any 5 f 4.5 ,Q - DUTCH WING M ' , Dick Carter, PhiI Ponder, Dutch Wing, Jon Brumley. fl I1 IM XI v 1' 1' AJ, NL 1 I J I 1 ' 11 af' , 11 1 I ,.f J J 1 U WQH II 'I 1 I 1 I j1fJ W1 V X , f I 1 PHIL PONDER BILL HUNTINGTON M--'P ' ,,,,......4--vv ',,.,M--mu ,1- , I 1, y 1 TED HAGSTROM TENNIS Coach Art Schecfer put together a green but' game Team that compiled a respectable 6 won, 4 loss, l tie record. Two of the losses were To the powerful, undefeated Team from Muir. Starring for PHS were George Brigham, Ted Hagstrom and Jim Pomeroy. Left to right: Arthur Schechrer, coach, Ted Hagsfrom, Jim Pome- roy. pring porid . . . GEORGE BRIGHAM ROW 1: Larry Andrews, Bob Brogger, Tom Dysart, George Brigham, Cy Poole. ROW 2: Ronnie Brans, Don Fork, Tony Pascoe, Hal Greene, Rod McKenzie, Ted Hagsfrom, Jim Pomeroy, Arthur Schecfer, coach. 3 .,lfl lllef l i . ,. , .. f.. .N ...mr rii.:..r'ii ',., GENO SIGNORINO GYMNASTICS Under the expert leadership ot Coach Jerry Todd, the PHS Muscle- men went all the way in their first year and became the C.l.F. Cham- pions. The squad suffered only one loss, and that was in their first meet with Long Beach Poly. Later, however, they convincingly won a second meet with Poly gymnasts. Outstanding men for PHS were Clitt Lewis, Burch Kelly, Raymond Yagami and Geno Signorino. gymnaafica Spoifiglzf on pring Q g f ' A 'QM Ax f W ROW 'l: John Kinsey, Eaward Cruz, 'AQ V QS. 'jg' Burch Kelly, Alon Hurwirt, Steve Farell, , V 4 1 A' M . X. P . , l Muir Thompson, Geno Signorino, Wayne ' i , 1 U E 'A' Flathers. ROW 2: Scott Sauder, Jim Q wg- Z' 155 , K fn' s ' M- Goode, Marcus Woodward, Raymond Q qi '- V Kp, - .5 F L .. A Yagorni, Rod Pearson, Ronald Blonn, , ' i , A x' L if b Y V Clif? Lewis, .lim Cox. Q , ., V ' Q , 53' ,Z is ' ' 2 'i ' Sk s. V' , P W 'ls r L :gi 1 ' ,r wx! Af ,N ', ' ' ' t ' H ' f f 1 ' a if-ig, ' , . 1' t X' f' vb ,.,f' r 'S ' RWM .X ' el, A r s C ' L 1 ' K l ' Xt , Xi' N w lL K gf, N Y: I Q' A, L Z q f , ' ,tg f ' ., f - f Q-.ff ,K ' if 'W V gf ' A I .Nu A V 1 vi '. F ,qi . :KX , Z- , 4 Fa' E P N ig '12, L1 , A 1 A 'meme ROW 1: Bob Cutler, Carl Malitz, Pete Mulnar, Dick Patterson, Walt Culbertson, Paul Fields. ROW 2: Bob Cheney, Fred Doehring, Tom Hilton, Chud Long, Coach, Arlo Kurrle, Dan Bloom, Ralph Miller. SWIMMING TEAM Although lacking depth, coach Chud Long's crquamen came through with a fine showing for the season with a 7-3 record. The Bulldogs got off to a shaky start by dropping two of their first three meets. Then the tankmen caught fire and grabbed six victories in a row before dropping their last meet of the season to Muir. Two of the top individual standouts for PHS were Fred Doehring and Dick Patterson. Doehring carried his school colors to the C.l.F. finals where he won fifth place in the 50 yard free style. GOLF TEAM Coach Len Yandle's golf team although lacking in depth came through with a , well fought season. Their T ' T - most impressive wins came Ly' , T' t ' i'ty t A when they out-stroked power- fu l Pacific a n d Chaffee squads. Showing best form through the season were Dave Kelly, Ralph Derrick, and Richard Primeaux. Left to right: Burt Clevidence, Richard Primeaux, Joel Mclntyre, Len Yandle, Coach, Dave Kelley, Rollin Bough, Ralph Derrick. i s , t ,, ....,,....... .... . girfd j .-Sporid G. A. A. Advisors: Miss Doreen Abbott, Mrs. Eu- genia Minas. To promote interest in girls' athletics, to develop cooperation and high ideals of sportsmanship, to provide opportunities for leadership, to main- tain a high standard of citizenship, and to encourage a spirit of service to the school are the goals of the Girls' Athletic Association. Among their many activities are: Archery, Badminton, Basketball, Hoc- key, Softball, Speedball, Swimming, and Tennis. G. A. A. Board: Connie Jones, Polly Irwin, Ruth Murray, Judy Hannah, Linda Lesh, Julie Grant, Elsie Roum, Blythe Gentry, Lynn Boswell, Cathy Collin, Sheila De Woskin. 1 A e , ' ,. ' T II X by ., pei, , V W 5 A X . 1 C I s , V, f , rf s ., . I , - L. I is as 3 - - I , Mfr i. ' .. as f f ' ' if ' -.. , . , Q N E, X kg . X y 5 by W K: C if an 1, f f ' Z? .- -I v-.,, . es 5 I . 2 , Q , Q, .. - -f sccc C-, fx I K L I ,. I is N Yr 3.5, fx A . ,Es I , X . A ' 'X Q V . ' ' , We ' is X' ., :A ' ' ' i f ' ' J I H - , , ' I I, . ,. , --- f X - it - -f ' rr ' . C ' -N C- -. f. 9:-Mi, i. fr 41 N Y i , ' . ,. . X' X 1 .. '.... Y' , V . 'jP ,,, 'gf -I. rw L .V 'fs-1'-fa,q:j',,--ig, ,wgswrfat-S ..-, 5,653 -,. cs. 'f' - .','L..,, .js-2,1 - A , I I . ,I , 'K FRONT ROW: Jill Breckenridge, Penny Hurd, Peggy Koche, Sonia Hialland, Ann Summers, Diane Darms, Elizabeth Lambert, Darlene Diderich, Garney Hardy. SECOND ROW: Gail Howard, Sheri Hop kins, Carol Hamill, Fran August, Bev Wiese, Carolyn McBride, Sue Shaw, June Tirrill, Janice Maesh Linda Consfantian. THIRD ROW: Ann Thompson, Joan Kendall, Ellie Stuyvesant, Joyce Ramsey, Bar bara Dyson, Brenda Harper, Lynne Boswell, Jo Ann Bode, Pinky Corry, Julie Grant, FOURTH ROW- Decia Krost, Judy Olney, Shirley Yagami, Ruth Hemming, Virginia Tubb, Dezzie Butler, Judy Smallman, Cindy Beeson, Nancy Carlson, Ann McKellar. FIFTH ROW: Evelyn Hcirdzog, Polly Irwin, Pat Fritz, Marlene Marquetta, Barbara Meverden, Lucia Suftell, Carolyn Linberg, Tillie Ross, Valerie Ka 1 Y. 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