Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

THIS IS Y OUR KEY TD YCUR 6? CAMPU 'I956 P bl h ci y D THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY PASADENA HIGH SCHOOL V 1 II rw Q1 xg . b 15 O L- of me qv 4K ,af 'gin 'fiv- X x TC DEDICATION ATIENCE of the Edculty ond Admin- istrgtion guiding ct group ot people into one student body EART of C111 the students sup- porting PHS th r o u g h every crctivity IN CERITY ot both ot these working together to m gke our school ONE BODY PATIENCE, HEART, AND SINCER- ITY, the KEYS to SUCCESS ot PASA- DENA HIGH SCHOOL, this 1956 CAMPUS is dedicated. PATSY DRUMMOND Echtor m Clmei Editor-in-chief Patsy Drummond Assistant Editor Sue Bauerle Managing Editor Karen Hooper Senior Editors Iill Breckenridge Penny Hurd Club Editor Marykay Cavey Student Government Pat Davis and Activities Editors Sally Hoocker Rosemary Romeis Sports Editor Rick Hobson Assistant Sports Editor Dorothy Hylton Art Editors Ann Scott Sxgnd Swanstrom Student Life Editor Kathi Peterson Photography Editor Herb Iames Business Manager Bill Lewis Assistant Business Manager Doreen Spencer Typist Iudy Siegel Assistants: Iohn Ballutf, Marty Garo. Carol Gibbs, Robin Metze, Patti Ridg- way. Dextra Sharples. Adviser Mrs. Elaine L. Morgan The purpose and main goal of your 1956 Campus staff has been to present to you, the students, a pic- torial account of the events and organizations oi the year. It is the sincere hope of the staff and ot Mrs. Elaine L. Morgan, tac- ulty adviser, that your Campus will give you much pleasure and enjoy- able reading. Pictured above are the stait mem- bers and below, the Campus class ' i. f la' 1' f 1 f I , Our Faculty ..... .... , I Our Seniors ....., . ....... 20 Our Clubs ....... ....,..Q. 4 2 Our Activities ..... ...i,., . 50 Our Athletics The Stal? wishes To express Their appreciation To The following people: Mr. Jack Cannicoft, Los Angeles Engraving Co., Mr. Harry Condax, Parker-Condax Studiosg Mr. Walter Girdner, Photography lnsfrucrorg Russell Lathrop and Peter Molnarg The Pasadena High School Photography Class and To the many others who have helped to produce This book. .....s H94 001' acu y Key to Knowledge and Gmdcxnce TEST TODAY Y ,c 33 1. lg !Q'! Ofgf .o. Q ' X -....i4 - Q x F 0 sn' fu- .-Ni -'w-vwqm ASSISTANT PASADENA CITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION Lei: tc right Mr. Robert C. Mardian, Mr. William H. Nich- olas, Mr. Lawrence C. Lamb fPresidentJ, Mr. Walter S. Young, Mr. Edgar Barratt. SUPERINTENDENTS Lett to right' Dr. Edward H. Rowins, Assistant Superintend- ent tor Personnel: Dr. Stuart E. Marsee, Assistant Super- intendent tor Business: Dr. A. Roland Walker. Assistant Su- perintendent for Instruction. AXNZQ I LEADERS DR. STUART F. MCCOMB 3 Cyvg-f::1ter1aer1t cf Pasaaera Publi: cchccls I vi The Bible gives us this quotation from St. Paul, if the trumpet sound an uncertain sound who shall be prepared for battle. Far from be- ing uncertain last September, the Pasadena High School trumpet was sounded to each member of this student body in a manner which was clear, definite and strong. The glorious trail blazed by last year's pioneers has this year been ex- tended onward and upward. The year 1955-55 marks another historic one for Pasadena High School, a year characterized by hard work. high achievements and great successes. To every member of our Student Body, and particular- ly to every graduate, the faculty and staff express both their grate- fulness and their affection. You have learned as individuals to be- come part of the answer, not part of the problem. You have learned to win without bragging, to lose without crying. You have learned that you gain only in proportion to what you give and that real power comes from team work. May you each one continue in the ways of Quality Learning and Quality Liv- ing. The Way of Greatness is the Way of Quality. Members of the Class of 1956, we salute you, each one, with boundless pride. GLADISS EDWARDS MRS. GLADISS EDWARDS Prrxoipal of Pf::sfJfier': High School IN EDUCATICDN MR. CHARLES ECKELS MRS. IESSIE CHITTENDEN fl islam Principal in charge of lxstructior. Assistant Principal in charoe oi Student Personnel and Activities wil if ,tg '-:QI V A f uf '- 19l'f4q,Mgfr I ogviwtcm .Q pas' ZVN rl! L-K .U 3 if L ,ff MR. ARTHUR DITTBERNER MR. BAILEY HOWARD Registrar Curriculum Cl'tf1irrr1o.: DR. ROBERT FORBES MR. ERNEST BECKER Work Study Counselor Twelfth Grade Couiselor WMU . ,x m 0054 ,fl MR. RICHARD O'NEIL Eleventh Grade Counselor THRCDUGI-I GUIDANCE MRS. UNA WICKES Eleventh Grade Counselor HEALTH DEPARTMENT Dr. Iohn Wilbunks, Psychologist Mrs. Elaine Smith, Nurse 5 A , , M K , K 'll R BUSINESS SECRETARIES Left to right: Mrs. Frances Mc Carty, Mrs. Alma Borbridge Miss Ann McCarthy, Mrs. Em ma Wilhelm, Mrs. Chalee Bak Irma Buell. er, Mrs. Olga Stutsman, Mrs. K SECRETARIES Left to right' Mrs. Betty Mey- ers, secretary to Mr. Bailey Howard: Mrs. Winitred Nich- ols, secretary to Mr. Charles Eckels: Mrs. Omega Groves, secretary to the Physical Ed- ucation Department: M i s s Leona Peterson, secretary to Mrs. Gladiss Edwards: Mrs. Catherine Hand, secretary to Mrs. Iessie Chittenden. LIBRARY STAFF Lett to right Miss Gladys Wil- liams, Textbook Clerk: Mrs H e l e n Eilcenbery, Librarian, Mr. George McCauley, Assist- ant Librarian. ENGLISH gf:'llfX'l lc-tt to rmhf Miss Mar- garet O'Donnel, Mrs. Kather- ine Forrester, Mrs. Elaine Mor- gan, Mrs. Elisabeth Moore. S 1r1'ixr:'1 Mrs. Anita Bishop. Mrs. Mildred McFarland, Mrs. Frances Tifft, Mr. Donald Proc- tor, Mr. Cullen Weems, Mr. Albert Long, Mrs. Colleen Far- ley, Mr. Iohn Nefi, Mr. Fred- erick Holland, Mr. Iohn Stew- art lChairman of the Division ol Humanitiesl. Hot pizturocl Miss Madeline Bowers. Mr. William Burns, Mr. Iohn Harris, Mr. William Iones. MR. BURNS 611 ' ,Q PR N II I5 r socuu. SCIENCE ' .,.1.. ',.., .f .,.-. , . .,.. e rzght Mrs. Fran- ces Tifit, Mrs. Iean Haynes, Mrs. Elisabeth Moore. SfClf.'1.f.T Mr. Iohn Neff, Mr. Sydney Curtis, Mr. Orville Orr, Mr. Iohn Harris, Mr. Paul Sher, Mr. William Iones. Mr. Donald Proctor, Mr. Albert Long. ffy 7, : Mr. William Burns, Mrs. Colleen Farley, Mrs. Katherine Forrester, Mr. Lionel Iacobs. LN UIRI DIVISION OF HUMANITIES FOREIGN LANGUAGE Loit to right' Mrs. Lillian Al- brecht, Mr. Zell Rust, Mr. Charles Haas, Miss Sharon Matheny. ffm pictured' Miss Rosalie Wismar. o Y7 HOMEMAKING EDUCATION h Mrs Eleanor Nlelsen Mrs Doroihy Reynold Mxss Gladys Robmette ART Lert to ught Mr Leonard Hecxih Mr Dcxvxd Schncxbel Mr Davxd Metzger fChcurmcm oi the DIVISION of I-'me Artsb. Mr Walter Gxrdner EU Hughes Pcdtxson MUSIC Mrs Kcxiherme Forrester M Damel Mr Wxlhcxm Benuhs Mr Icxck DIVISION OF FINE ARTS DIVISION of Apphed .Flrt ROTARY CALCULATORS INDUSTRY L it 'Cn r gh Mr Louis Drake Mr Fred Hammond Mr Fran cms Baker Mr George Knss Mr Lawrence Iohanson Mr Axel Kvormng M Robert Carlson f Mr Wrllxam Todd RIDEN MARCH BUSINESS Left to ngl' Mr Richard Cor dano Mr Lloyd Leslxe KCha1r man oi the Dxvrszon of Applled Artsj Mr Robert Burns M C u l 1 e n Weems Mrs Patsy Mark Mr Iames Peterson Mr George Knss Mr Allen Davxs ot pwtured Mrs F r a n c e s Cobbs MATHEMATICS Lwt is right Mr. Homer Hen- dricks, Miss Ioyce Williamson, Mr. Lionel Iacobs, Mr. Alfred Keast, Mr. Gene Six. PHYSICAL SCIENCE Left to right: Mr. Iames Mel- drum KChairman of the Divi- sion ol Mathematics and Sci- encel, Mr. Harry Woods, Mr. Frank Bruning, Mr. Arthur Schechter. DIVISION OF MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE LIFE SCIENCE Left to right Mr. David Spaulding, Miss Mildred Tol- hurst, Mr. Stanley Gunstream, Mrs. Rita Strong. Not piflureil Mr. Harold Ben- son. 'I 941 '33, 2 32? 5,5 v 1 .1414 X35 'X ,vi ...N DIVISION OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Fr. 7:1-.' Mrs. Omega Groves, Secretary. ff f- ' , r,: 'f mm' Mr. Richard Simmons Mr. Ronald Robinson. Mr. Stanley Riordan tChairman of the Division of Boys' Physical Educationl, Mr. Ierry Todd. Mr. Hudson Scott. W4 R. O. T. C. ' St Marvin L -2 ,. .. .. z . g. . Snapp, M Sgt. Ioseph Ingram, Capt. R o b e rt M. Cowherd. IVI!Sgt. Caesar Brunette. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Left to right' Mrs. Eugenia Minas lChairman of Girls' Physical Educationl. Miss Io- anne Owens. Mrs. Dorothy Rygh. Miss Doreen Abbott. Mrs. Adele Tingey. l . I , w--L Igltiu I 0ur Seniors Key to Success in the Future X ENIDRS Winfield Abbe Linda Abbey Adrienne Dave Anderson Anderson Lee Arendi Shan! Asoian Darlene Barnes Diane Barringion as , , N K, YF K 2 x W X 2 -: -' ' Pg-g 15-' if V41 .,.. ,,,,i , r 3, 2 52? ' Y 5 L if - 5 One of the keys to a students future success is the high school diploma granted by the Board of Education. This diploma should not mark the termination of education in the life of each student but should lead him to new and broader fields of learning. Margaret Adams Roger Adams Iohn Allery Marie Alvarez Maureen Patricia Larry Andrews Ronni Andrews Anderson Anderson David Austin Chuck Bailey Marsha Bailey Patricia Baker Sue Bauerle Ierry Beale Gordon Beam Cindy Beeson The faculty and administration hope that the knowledge gained and the abilities developed at Pasadena High School will serve as stepping stones for each student in his walk toward a successful and useful future. Roberta Andersen Richard Archibald lohn Balluif Duane Bergmann Ellen Ames Betty Archibald Diane Alvord Gordon Apel Bob Bakker Glenda Bell Lupe Ballestero Dick Berger 1 VE' 5 1,-'I fit f A ffl!! g i xi is Q. if B i,yi i Egg? , h lv' .-4' Ree Ann Booth Iames Bostock Claudia Briscoe Lorena Britton Anita Burkett Ienine Burnett Dave Cartwright Sarah Carver Richard Christmas Pat Clancy 1 5 sf Z we ci I f X ',.' pg , ...J . 'L ae, Donnalee Bottorff Mary Brodnax Bruce Burney Larry Case Marilyn Clauson L 5 5 gf ' A :rw rf Vg, . 3., 7 A 4 , Dennis Boultinqhouse Gene Brooks Dick Burrows Dolores Castaldi Sandy Clearwaters Carefree Memories. . . Among the licfppy memories cf the Class of 'bij will be tlioso oft seen groups of students enjoymt: 'small talk about the ctirrerit sof cial calendar. Louise Bowen Bruce Brown Michael Cady Stuart Caswell Barbara Clifton Donna Bowman Carole Brown Susan Cady Marykay Cavey Sandie Coates Betty Brady Nancy Brown lohn Caldwell Marty Cazel Larry Coffinberry 31. - MZ 55 are ,, .f. Ian Cohen Bill Cole Dolores Cole Ralph Cole Robert Cole Kathie Collins Linda Constantian Richard Cook Beverly Coombes Margie Corrigan T. Courtemanche Sylvia Covell Carol Coverstone Ann Cox Iames Cox Glenna Craig Donna Creighton Marilyn Crowe Beth Crowl Edward Cruz Arlene Cuckler Rosemary Culp Ronnie Dale Diane Daley Ted Dammeyer William Dane Anne Davis Pat Davis Sandy Davis Diane Day if, 1 ak B 5 'v A' 7' Mm 6 5 Ioseph Cupp Diane Darms Linda Deacon if Elf 3' Q x xlff is xi z'f Bob Cutler Bill Dauble Rosemary DeBruler Tim DeWeese Sheila DeWoskin Darlene Diderich Mary Diiley Lloyd Dilbeck Darrell Dion Tonie Dobrzanski Pauline Doezie Elizabeth Dominguez Sharon Dorn Iohn Douglas Warren Douglass Dan Drislcill Patsy Drummond Richard Drury Barbara Dunbar Laurel Dunklee Tom Dysart Barbara Dyson Susie Edmonds Margie Edwards K:-nt Ellerbrock Merrylou Elliott Shirley Elliott Edith Ellis Gordon Engel Ierry Epperson Kenneth Ertl Dave Evans Karen Evans Carol Ewing Iudy Ewing Steve Farrell Stanley Fedora Hannelore Fe-ierheerd Wayne Flathers Diane DQBYY Helen deClercq Iulie DeFrancesco Thomas Delaney Mary Denise lohn Dewar Wh ? Sandra Fleming Robert Garnett Olivia Grigsby Ieri Gora Don Fork Marty Garo Sue Gordon Robert Grist Exciting Memories . . . Among: the activities of the senior year thc- Ciances, climaxed by the Senior Prom, will be long- remembered, Donald Forsblade Sindy Francis Betty Gates Peggy George Ernest Gourdine Ianine Govan Iohn Grove Bernice Guenat Margaret Curtis Freeman Frandsen Odel Germain Lynne Gerson Ed Graham Diane Green Lorrie Guerriero Connie Guerry 1 we , r S A 1 I f ' if New ix Se in Margaret Frey Sheila Gessel loe Green Ray Gunderson -4 t --. 2 Y . ll Hall Sharon Hallett Donna Hamilton Elsie Hampton Francis Hampton David Hand Haney Dave Hanson Ronald Hanson Maynard Harding Garney Hardy Evelyn Hardzog Pat Fritz Nancy Froyd Ellsworth Fullmer Dennis Ray Gann Funderburk Carol Gibbs Richard Glenn Iim Glynn Albert Golightly Edwin Iudith Green Hal Greene Anita Gregory Gary Grier Harlan Grieve Arthur Guthrie nf' Q' A I gs f Q guy. Q Ap Y 1. 'WX Charles Hagstrom Iaclr Halcro Don Hall Kenneth Hall lack Hargens Susan Hargus Wayman Harper Charles Harwood Evelyn Hatton Ianet Hawkins Nancy Head Ierry Heiman Marlene Heiney Ruth Hemming Winnie Hensley Sandra Herbert Bill Herington Iohn Hernandez Fred Hibbard Nancy Higgins Dave Hill Elizabeth Hill Ronald Hillary Sonia Hjalland Dick Hobson Ianei Hodak Nancy Hodgson Ioan Holmquist iid All ,S XX .X Sally Hoocker Flip Hoover Iames Hopkins Charles Hopion Dan Horn Gary Hoskins Beverly House Dick Houser Diane Howard Ioe Howard Lynn Howe Ianel Huang Noeline Huang Iackqueline Hull Bill Huntington Don Hunlress Penny Hurd Carolee Hurley Ronald Hurwit Gayle Huss Michael Hutcheson Elaine Ingram Katharine Inouye Oscar Irvin Pauline Irwin Sheila Isaacson Marvin Ives Lois Iackson Gunnar Iacobson Diane Iambazian Herbel Iames Ianice larrett Sally Ienkins Iames Iohansen Landy Iohnson 1' 5 1 Q ml Paula Iohnson Virginia Iohnson Valerie Kay David Kelly A ,, 1 'J I 9 . I 6 fr 6 E .I Iim Iohnston Margaret Kenncm . i ,, i V Ck ' 3-gy, . L' i J 4 J' Archer Iones Leroy Iunker Karnig Earl Kathman Karadizian Tom Kennedy Rozanne Kenyon Charleen Kiser Alan Kishbaugh fi w nr? Faces With a Future e. r W. . s . X-2 i r William Lowe Sharon Lybeck Sue Margolis Marlene Q2 3 5 . .. I.. -if .... . X Q . 1 K Nm A had X S WW S, : ix , M sei :- K ..... -si it 'en . , Mies S u X Mel Kittilsen Linda Kley lohn Kline Katherine Knorr Peggy Koche Gerald Konoske Alex Krieger Decia Krost Marilyn Krutsch Arlo Kurrle Letitia Kusch David Lambert Elizabeth Lambert Marlene Larson Russell Lathrop Sally Lauder Ion Lauer Carol Lee Velda Lee Bob Leslie Bill Lewis Sam Liden Carolyn Linberg Lonne Lincke Arvid Lindholm Cheryl Lindquist Larry Lindsey Robert Lindskog Bruce Loberg Dolores Lopez Norma MacDonald Lewis MacDougall Chuck Magnuson Vivian Manning Ann Marchetii Ianice Marsh Iewel Martin Robert Massey Pairicia Maynes Don McAllister s 5? 4 4. ' 'Gif S if I 4 l W S nr-SKS wk K 2 WM-MW' N, A Y' T 'Hs SQL, 2- , 4' , a '1:'?. 1, I z arolyrx McBride Roberia McBride Dorothy Richard McClain Robert McClelland Glen McConnell McCawley Douglas lVlcGrew Colleen Mclntire Debbie Mclntyre Ioel Mclniyre Ralph McKay Ronald Nlclfibben lean Mrfheeters George Meadows Vernice Meeks Steve Meiia Doris Merrick Barbara Mcverclen Lee Meyer Hans Millenaar Beverly Miller Charlotte Miller Gloria Miller San 'ly Nliller Iolllen Pflohr Peter Molnar Suzanne Moore lames lvlorden Phyllis Morgan Thomas Morgan Dale Morrie Catherine Morrill Wayne Morris Maria Mothershead ' Iarla Mowat Terry Moyer Darlene llluriroe Margarita Muro lam es Murphy Deanna Murray Ruth Murray 722113 f Zuih 1 Myers 9 lar ludy Olney Mansur Nehdar Iay Norns Pat Orozco Mary Newell Mary lane Novell Irm Ostrowskl Davld Newhart Iamce Nxelsen Barbara Nuesse Robert Ohs Mary Overstreet Patrxcxa Owen Robert Nolen Ioe Okxmoto Don Palmateer Sandy Palmer Momque Natalxe Paperno Shella Paperno Marjorie Parfen t:.l1se Parker Pannetler Ianene Parks Iames Parnsh Bob Parrott Glen Parrott Dxxxe Lee Parsons Dlck Patt rson Ion Patterson Dean Patton Lots Pearson Dorothy Pelham Ludmxlla Wayne Perry Pereselenl-co G otxlzs. ' ' ' D and L II I ' A I ' P . 1 'A ' V f 1 i .lL ' P5 ' 1 at to if W' rv- 5 ,... 2 4 t Q Q x if - se, , V W y , or 5 :A P I j?iSQg- rr 2: ,sw 11 ' A 4 ' ' i ....L... Audrey Petersen Nancy Pickett 'x Fred Petersen Gary Peterson Kathi Peterson Carolyn Pettyiohn Iohn Pfeiter Marilyn Phetteplace Charles Piggee Annette Pingel Fred Pitroif Iames Pomeroy Phil Ponder Bette Porter Iudy Potter Robert Poynter Ioan Prisk Ioan Prueitt Chester Pyle Richard Richter Theodore Richter Sharon Rickman Paul Ridley Shirley Rillorta Norman Rogers Rosemary Romeis Dave Rondeau Icy Rosenberg Carole Rosin Angel Sanchez Ienny Sanchez Carol Sanders Paul Sandidge Ann Sanner Martha Seares Anthony Seine Marvin Self Carol Serino Barbara Service C T' -3' n ' fa ,. r,.. :iz it , 1 Q Zvi. -Mg g, Wistful Memories . . . Armorial the 1'-:is the seniors will be the siggmng of the yefirboolcs 'mi the yfiftiti 1 Old friends Wilma Ramish Cynthia Risdon Bonnie Rothbart Sara Saylor Ann Severson 'Y 11 rdf 4 -u'f' loyce Ramsey Paul Risk Shari Rothe Cathy Schad Patrick Sewall Alfonso Rangel Nellrose Ransom Phyllis Rither Dick Roberto Matthew Row Margie Rowell Dottie Schneider Margie Schultz Iackie Shaier Andy Shaffer Harry Reilly Bruce Roberts Michael Rozsa Ann Scott Dextra Sharples Dick Rice Iames Robeson Susan Ryan Forsyth Scott Mary Shavies Kathy Rice Edward Robinson Steve Salisian George Seaborn Susie Shaw -, 1 Geno Signorino Audrey Silian Connie Simmons Edward Simmons Linda Smith Meryl Smith Sidney Smith Ted Smyj Sallie Stedman Bill Sternberg Bob Sterzenbach Steve Stevens Bob Summers Eric Swab Barbara Swann Sigrid Swanstrom Pat Swim Thomas Sympson Iudy Tcxngeman Glenn Taylorson Sally Shaw Marian Shelley Pat Sheldon Gary Shepherd Bob Sherinian Carol Sheills Iackie Short Courtney Shropsh Susan Shultz ire STARRING SENIORS sg 'rt VE? g - X ,..-...L f if I .Je Terry Terril Cecile Tetreault Sue Thistlewhite Ianet Thomas Bob Thompson Kent Thompson Ioni Thorgrimson Bill Tice Iune Tirrill Marilyn Tompkins Rod Towne Terry Towner Beverly Triggs Pete Troxell fry.. 9 , fsfp L Ion Simon Susan Sinanian Helen Skelley Bill Skibsted Robert Skousan Rachel Slaughter Iames Smith Irene Snell Beverly Snider Benjamin Sonora Iudy Spaulding Theodore Speaker Ierry Stafford Bob Stearns Linda Stevenson David Stith Charlotte Iohn Stoody Robin Street Lucia Suifel Ann Summers Stollenwerck 39 i -X N .A I 31 'N i l If K f' gf . Q .. 3 . 9 Q Q ..-.:I1 ex if if U Hai 6' mv' ,x wr Linda Tuihill Darrell Vandever Ienniler Van Syoc Elizabeth Varhaug Susan Vasi Lynne Voges Shirley Volkoif Gary Vollers Richard Von Luft Bonnie Wagner Carol Wagner Donna Ward lim Ward Ronnie Warren Terry Waskin Diane Watson Lois Watts Donna Wayne Marilyn Webster Marsha Weiser In 1 , Q. , Q 3, ,sl s A 4, we if' I Carol Westerlind Tom Wesl Nancy West Cherie Werdin Marcia Wells Kathy Wellman Beverly Weiss Donna Welzel Geneva While Kenneth White Sigrid Wiggins Paula Wild Bill Williams Evan Williams Gil Williams Riklci Williams Sandy Williams Frank Williamson Susan Wilson Barbara Winegar Don Winslow Iudy Young Linda Withrow Sandy Witier Nancy Woodhead Iacky Woodruff Iudy Wyatt Shirley Yagami Larry Young Iohn Zeigler , it g Q, M I 5 V Z 'Y f Q v B1 pa Solemn Memories . Amimfi the Solen I rromorcs f the 'ITUfllLi'i1lOS will re H10 f of t c .. lf 1 C.Lf1.lliTCC1lG Ser 6 fill c e ence '.-Jliicii inspires sti an s 9 c rtfimgi spiritual ho izors Pefer Woelper Nancy Wolfe William Wood Dick Woodworth Iulie Worrell Mary Wride Fore Yen Tuck Yen Ianice Young Sally Zercher Iariel Zimmerman Phil Zorn Key to Fr1endsh1p and Interest CZJ f7lwZZ1Lf soo Pnommwfl V3 Y 'XJ 4. if-fgfk We-,v 1 X f ',f 3 ?,g, j,J . A on 4 g 1 x ,. U- db by ., , JL. o ..-1-1-1'1 i x X fg bu L. 4- I Z C. ng'-Ja ' 'W'W22QgW Q? 1--M .NU va um sg 7 Blum- I uk W, We 'uf LCDYLTY Row l, left to right, Nancy Higgins, Brenda Kay Iohnston, Edith Ellis, Sharon Dorn, Sara lane Saylor, Iudy Green, Cathy Morrill. Row 2 Ice Cupp. Eddie Cruz, Ioe Okimoto, Louise Bowen, Sherry Hein, Iohn Stoody, Paul Hsieh, Iohn Fuegi. Row 3 Bill Lewis, Wayne Morris, Bill Nelson, Larry Entwistle, Bill Paden, Earl Kathman, Doug Dutton, Terry Bcztclle, Pete Caputo. One of the keys to the fellowship of Pasadena High School is the interest found in the club prof gram. Through the efforts of the commissioners of clubs, PHS has successfully attained the objectives sought by the clubs the enrichment of the educational program and the development of student talents. ln the years to come memories of school days will include the activities of the organizations to which 44 students and their friends belongede the entertain- ing at the Veterans Hospitals by the Thespians, the donating of dozens of cookies and tray favors to local hospitals by the Athenians, the planning of the Gene Norman Television Show by the TV Produce tion Club, the sponsoring of a fashion show to help a needy family at Christmas by the Auroras and the many other activities sponsored by campus clubs. IS FCDU ND IN CDUR CLUBS LIBRARY COUNCIL Row 1, left tc Hght Iudy Tange- man, Mari Newell, Della Allin. Dolores Sanchez, Elaine Cherry. Row 2 Mrs. Helen Eikenbery Ukdviserl, Marcia Blakeslee, Su- sie Edmonds, Lori Wedge, Ro- sanne Watkins, Lyda King. KEY CLUB fBoys' Honorary Service Clubl Row 1, left to right. Iohn Cald- well fPresidentl, Mr. Arthur Schechter thdviserj. Row Zz Law- ren Rittenhouse, Iim Pomeroy. Steve Farrell. Bob Christmas, Dick Roberto. Row 3: Don Fork. Larry Andrews. Pat Nichols, Al- lan Kishbaugh, Ioel McIntyre, An- dy Shaffer, Mike Arnold. Row 4 Dave Kelly, Bruce Budge, Ronnie Brans, Iames Hopkins, Tom West, Bob Krause, Don Hall. Row 5 Bill Brush. Bill Paden, Larry En- twistle, George Meadows, Russell Lathrop, Chuck Ashman, Bob Sherinian. 45 ATHENIAN KGirls' Service Clubl Row l, left to right. Nancy Higgins 1Pre- sidentl, Patti Denton, Linda Arthur, Iean Wiliong, Diane Kerber, Iudy Green, len- sine Segina, Sheila Gattan, Ioyce Pranger, Linda McNeill, Alice Miller, Ianot Kazaniian. Row 2: Iudy Spauld- ing, Iudy Wyatt, Sue Fawatt, Ruth Ol- son, Ianice Young, Pam Wood, Gurney Hardy, Diane Green, Anna Mae Phillip- pi, Diane Kniayozian, Sheila Isiicson. Miss Mildred Tolhurst Khdviserl. Row 3, Carol McFarlane, Donna Drake, Glenna Craig, Ioan Holmquist, Carolyn McBride, Marianne Arrington, Mary Redlon, Iohanne Karagozian, Taeko Ni- caido, Lindsey Potter, Sally Zercher. Row 4' Karen Evans. Ann Summers, Charlotte Kristan, Nancy Hodgson, Lynne Carter, Carol Ewing, Lloise Re- yes Ianet Hawkins, Mary lane Novell, Paddi Owen, Marla Mowat. Row 5 Virginia Iohnson, Rosemary Romeis. Caryl Ely, Diana Moseley, Lols Iaclcson, Ruihie Demblon. Sandi Knesby, Cathy Miller, Dianne Mollner, Shari Rothz. Dian: Darms. Row 6: Barby YVell5. Marilyn Halas, Tavia Yaqer, Margarita Muro, Catherine Taber, Arlene Beaty, T lizabcth Varhaug, Rosemary DeBrulcr, Rosemary Culp. Row 7: Susan Burdick, Bonnie Rcthbart, Molly Sullivan, Mari- lyn McCullock, Barbara Hawkins, Kay Liliegren. Sharon Lybeck, Rachel Slaughter, Betty Lou Carr. I OURNALISM Row l, lett to right Bill Lewis CPresidentJ, Sally Hoocker, Kathi Peterson, Karen Hooper. fat Da- vis, Iudy Siegel, Patsy Drummon 1, Mrs. Elaine Morgan Ukdviserl. Row 21 Sandy Swanstrom, Mary- kay Cavey, Dextra Sharples, Sue Bauerle, Ann Scott, Doreen Spen- cer. Patty Ridgway. PHOTOGRAPHY Row l, lelt to righti Mr. Walter Girdner Uidviserl, Iohn Stoody, Clfresidentl, Louis Glazer, Glenn Wise, Bob MacLeod, Herb Iames, Bob Grunnet. Row 2 Richard McClain, Bill Lowe, Stan Fedora, Dave Gash, Kenneth Olesen. Gor- don Engel, Mr. David Spaulding Ukdviserl. Recognition through Service HI-Y 1Afliliate of the YMCAJ How l loft to right Bill Nelson CPresidentl, Mr. Fredrick Holland Uldviserj. Row 2 Geno Man- gione, Sam Sims, lack Hayes, Bob Krause. Row E Iohn Severson, Mike Cale. Bruce Little. B.m:o Otani. How: 4 Marvin Caie, Bob Hibbard, 'rum I-lrmltags. vqmp...-.....4 f 1 i,.i -,V l f !...fa f 3w,k.,r U- H LL BUDOIIX fGirls' Honorary Service Clubl Row l Shari llothe fPresidentl. Plow Z Barbara Dyson, Glen- na Craig. Iudy Spaulding, Marla Mowat, Sheila Papemo, Diane Green, Gurney Hardy. Pat Sheldon. Roz-.' 3 Diane Darms, Diane Barrington, Lynne Carter, Mary lane Novell, Diane H:wc::'.i Carol Hollingsworih, Sheila Gessel, Iudy Green. Row 4 Bon- 'lie Rothbart, Iudy Wyait, Barby Wells Rachzl S!cz.1gh1:r, Lol Pearson Hannelore Feierheerd Linda Kle Loui Bow n Wo' ., , , y, se 3 . A. ., 5 Peggy Finn, Rita Mathes. Sharon, Lybeclz, Io V-1i:h:i:ri lurly llshitenazy, Marky Ducklen, Ilnne Davis, Sue lfutlisk. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS -f , C. S. F. CCalilornia Scholarship Federationl Row l, left to right: Louise Bowen fPresidentl, Patti Denton, Ianet Kazaniian, Bar- bara Meverden, Iudy Wyatt, Iudith Green, Linda Deacon. Sharon Carlson, Sheila Grattan. Iudy Ashkenazy, Karen Schiller, Margot Haake. Row 2 Carol Hollngsworth, Sheila Paperno, Glenna Craig, Vivian Herd, Diane Green, Rozanne Kenyon, Iudy Spaulding, Pauline Doezie, Margie Berry, Zita Schweb, Lois Hoffman, Garney Hardy. Row 3: Ianice Young. Rosemary Romeis. Charlotte Stollenwerk, Pat Henry, Linda Constantian, Diane DeBry, Nancy Hodgson, Maria Mothershead, Maureen Peters, Lois Pearson, Ruth Hemming, Wanda Schenk, Diane Barrington, Marcy Brown. Row 4: Mary Suman, Lynne Smith, Sue Richards, Lucia Suifel, Paddi Owen, Mary Ras- mussen, Ann Sweet, Iudy Potter, Connie Karr, Linda Bergman, Sally Hoocker, Linda Kley. Pat Sheldon, Linda Arthur. Row 5 Martha Seares, Anifa Gregory, Marilyn McCulloch. Sue Snider, Iudy Siegel, Karen Noble, Margaret Harris, Gail Hopkins, Susan Schultz, Maria Haagen-Smit, Sharon Green, Carolyn Snurpus, Margaret VVhii- ing, Carol Lee. Row 6: Steven Meiia, Iohn Fuegi, Pete Molnar, Don Hall, Tom Dysart, Richard Block, Iim Hopkins. Maynard Harding, Ed Walker. Dave Pearson, Bill Paden, Ned Cook. Pete Caldwell. Row l, leit to right' Carol Wester- land tPresidentl, Mary Venegas, Margaret Ayala, Carol Wagner, Ioanne Hailey, Cathy Cunningham, Virginia Nelson, Ioyce Young, Iudy Dick, Susan Hargus, Margot Haake, Mrs. Eleanor C1-Xdviserj. Row 2 Sue Richards, Norma Garman, Mona Li- den, Esther Keshishian, Margaret Kennan, Wilma Ramish, Vivian Man- ning, Darlene Diderick, Deanna Mur- ray. Row 3i Ioyce Owen, Beverly Iohnson. Nobul-co Takiguchi, Ida Co- sarez, Maria Valadez, Rola Sanchez, Beatrice Rangel, Charleen Kiser. Row 4i Barbara Howard. Margaret Carter, Ramona Keller, Diane Wat- son, Iackie Short. QUILL AND SCROLL Qlntcrnational Honorary Iournclislsl l left tc rziht Patsy Drum- mond, Herb Iamas, Sandy Swan- strom. How Z Iudy Green CFresi- dentl, Glenna Craig, Pat Sheldon, Sheila Paperno, Karen Hooper. Iudy Ashkenazy. Mrs. Elaine Morqanf Ad- viserl. Row 3 Russell Lathrop, Ann Scott, Shari Rothe, Sharon Lybeck. Doug Lowndzs. LETTERMEN Row l, left to right Ioe Okimoto lPresidentD. Row 2 Bruce Budge, Phil Zorn, George Meadows, Tom Kennedy, Flip Hoover. Chuck Mag- nuson. Fiow 3 Bruce Loberg, Bill Brush, Ioe Howard, Dick Hauser, Arlo Kurrle. Row 4 Dick Clark, Pete Muldoer, Les Hyde, Phil Pon- der, Phil Andrews, Don Hall. t I THESPIANS fNational Drama Clubl fix-.' . 'L f1V::Q Laurie Dunklee, fFre- sidentl, Ronald Hanson, Ruby Cantor, Ienine Burnett, Cindy llisdoil, Mr. Iohn Stewart ihdviserl. f':'.'.' 2. Iudy Chale, llonni Ilnclrcws, Liz Lambert, C-ig:l3 Der- nard, Fran Crist, Ioe Hallberg, Iuzly Eros- lin. f',i'.'.' f Andrea Atherton, Robin Street, Ieanie Brannon, Lynne Gerson, Iudy lflenkc. Rolane Rossiter, Margie Zimmer- man, Cleo Walker. ii:-J 4 Tom Frederick, Lill Simpson, Icrry Heiman, Carolyn Petty- john. Sue Gordon. Ian Gilman, Lori Wedge, Sandi Harris, Annette Pingel. F. B. L.A CFuture Business Leaders oi Americaj Row l, left to right: Mr. Robert Burns Uldviserl, Bob Sherinian fPresidentJ. Row 2. Iackie Hull, Frances Heath, Linda Withrow, Barbara Dunbar. Sheila Black, Dolores Cole. Row 3 Anna Miller, Dee Vail, Pauline Doezie, Anita Burkett. Helen Skelley. Evelyn Hartzog. Row 4. Ralph McKay, Vernice Meeks, Roberta McBride, lean McPheeters. Phil Hernandez. Pete Molnar. Row 5: Bob Skousen, Benny Sonora. Fore Ming Yen, Bill Dauble, Richard Block, Russell Lathrop. L0 ARTS AND CRAFTS Row l, left to right: Nellrose Ran- som, Lucia Suffel, Barbara Mever- den, Carol Coverstone, Mary Fergus, Sally Rae Ryan, Linda McDonald, Edie Ellis iPresidentJ, Ianice Nielson, Sharon Hallett. ,,,,,,,--of OK TCD Tl-IE FUTURE STAGE MAKE-UP Row l, left to right: Mrs. Colleen Farley Uld- viserl, Cathy Morrill fPresidentl. Row 2 Chris Nomura, Lily Roum, Kathie Collins, Toni Lisow- ski, Barbara Service, Iudy Schenck. How 3' Ioanna Beeshears, Zita Schwab, Debbie Mc- Intyre, Ruth Hemming, Gail Hopkins, Linda Berg- man, Marianne Walklin. Row 4: Barbara Clifton, Adrienne Anderson. Linda Alexanian, Anita Baldwin, Ellen Boyer, Mary lane Farrier, Iackie Budno, Claudia Briscoe. Row 5: Polly Irwin, Karen Schiller, Carolee Hurley, Pat Fritz, Carol Crawlord, Mattie Straughan, Io Andrews, Marsha Bailey. ROOTERS Row l left to rlght Charles Baughns tPres1den0 Dona Mxhalovlc Mickie Prueitt Eileen Robinson Katherine Ino uye Diana Caplan Irman Hebert Pat Carroll Mr Donald Proctor Uldviserl Row Z Anita Major Sandy Marsh Donna Wood Ioan Murray Linda Brown Gladys Wil hams Terry Ward Row 3 Ellen Day Elizabeth Takvo nan Nancy Armstrong Marilyn Conner Dolores Castaldx Susan Sxnanian Mary Wrlde Margie Parfen Row 4 Charles Iackson Ixm Randall Bob Poullot Ixrn Carlin Don Huntress Don Fork IAAHW. 51 TENNIS Row l, left to right: Sharon Carlson, Susan Edwards, Sandy Fleming, Ieri Gora, Marlene Larson. Ianet Zimmer- man. Paula Wilde, Mary Wingfield, Lynne Howe. Row 2: Bill Paden CPresi- dentl, Toni Bolar. Donna Bowman, Glenda Bell. Sandra Dobner, Pat Swim, Bev Miller. Dolores Lopez, Pat Sheldon, Sandy Herbert. Mr. Arthur Schechter, CAdviserl. Row 3: Gary Fry, Andy Shafler, Sarah Carver, Marsha Weiser, Mary Suman, Iim Hayden. George Mi- nas. Dennis Holman. Row 4: Lauren Rittenhouse, Gunnar Sedlenick, Pete Caldwell, Ned Cook. Dave Hartley, Bill Stevenson, Iim Lornsroy. SVVIMMING Row l, left to right: Sherry Hein KPresi- dentj, Iudy Golseth, Dot Hylton, Iudy Olney. Moralyn Gerrish, Marilyn Krutsch, Ann English, Erica Sweeting. Iill Thomas. Flow 2: Audrey Petersen, Marilyn Pfister, Anne Davis, Lucy Gar- cia. Andria Abdo, Lois Lowe, Sheila De Waskin, Carolyn Linberg, Karen Han- sen, Linda Morris, Sally Lavelli. Row 3i Beverly Prehn, Merry Lou Elliot, Mary Overstreet, Doris Merrick, Lynne Voges. Ann McKee, Sandi Clearwaters, Margaret Adams, Inese Ruperks, Phyl- lis Morgan, Iudy Arndt. Row 4: Sylvia Covell. Ian Parks. Diane Day, Elaine Parks, Anne Davis, Peggy Fry. Elise Parker. INTEREST AND CREATIVE WRITING Row l, left to right: Marcy Brown, Maureen Peters, Carolyn Snurpus. Row 2: Louise Bowen, Cheryl Lindquist, Miss Margaret O'Donnell Hid- viserl. Flow 3: Iohn Fuegi tPresidentl. Iudy Ashkenazy, Dennis Iacob. ENTI-IUSIASM BADMIN TON Row l, left to righti Pete Caputo lPresiden0, Steve Farrand, Pat Anderson, Winnie Hensley, Gwen Major, Nancy Hillmer, Pat Henry. Row 2: Marvin Self, Irene Snell, Meryl Smith, Margaret McClendon, Gerry Grane, Margie Berry, Carol Barbour, Donna Brush. Row 3: Charles Gerver, Don Drage- set, Margaret Whiting, Lynne Smith, Ann Sweet Ruth Mur- ray. Tonie Dobrzanski, Geri Berry. Row 4: David Brown, Glen Buckler, Gary Peterson, Don Nolar, Larry Stump, George Merriman, Harley Bennett. RECREATIQN AND EDU WRESTLING Row l, left 'fo right: David Gamst, William Alvarez, Ronald McKibben, Geno Sig- norino, Dick Spaulding, Fran- cis Glaser. Row 2: Ierry Pel- iier, Steve Stevens, Terry Ba- ielle QPresiden0, Dick Wood- worth, George Halburicm, Mr. Orville Orr U-ldviserl. HUNTING AND FISHING Row l, left to right: Sandy Goode, Marian Snider, Barbara Krystoii. Anita Burson, Pauline Van Gende- ren, Kirby Barron. Sue Rae, Ioyce Roberts, Iudie Sweet. Row 2: Earl Kathman QPresidentJ, Don Hilgen- dorf, Mike Hurley, David Tharp, Dick Martenson, Douglas Pierson, Don Evans, Iohn Grizzle, Klaus Miizke, lim Parrish, Iohn Pagiliano. Iim Smith. Row 3: Mike Barr. Charles Lesher, Burke Mooney, Iohn Noble, Stan Lzosdal, Peter Almaguer, Chuck Wild, Gordon Fraiser, Iohn Iefferson. Dan Hilgendori, Doug Lowndes. Row 4: David Morris, Bill Pyle, Tom Perkins, Thomas Kelley, Ed Goodrich, Mike Heaman, George Bates, Doug Lange, Bob Townsend, Iohn Youngson. Row 5: lack Rogers, Roger Iohnson. Tom Symsoon, Ray Gann, Iohn Baluii. Rendy Burknam, Randy Flynn. Row 6: Ralph Geise. Dick Daniel, Dick Von Luft. CATICDN PRE-NURSING Row 1, left to right: Sara Iane Say- lor CPresidentJ, Marjorie Comanisi, Cecile Tetreault, Ioan Prisk. Sheila Hash, Lois Hoffman, Sondra Schu- bert, Ieanette Lopez. Row 2: Betty Buchanan. Mary Shavies, Ioan Schacht, Linda Tuthill, Sharron Rickman, Ioyce French, Nancy Hemphill. Kathi Perkins, Ieanne Orr. QST RADIO Row l, loft to right: Dan Horn lPres- identl, Tim Dickinson, Bob Sterans. Keith Hoyt. Row 2: Ierry Konoske. Tom Dysart, Paul Sandidge. Gary Grier, Mr. Larry Iohannsen lAd- viserj. .t my PI LAMBDA lMathematxcs and Astronomyl ll l to Ioy Ragsdale lPres1dentJ Row A Wayne Thomas Mlke Carron Tom Webb Tuck Yen M Homer Hendricks fAdV1S6I, Row 3, Dave Pearson, Ed Walker, George Packard, Don Williams, Iim Smith. LIFELCDNG FRIENDS AUTO MECHANICS Row 1, left to right: Bob Hall, Curtis Freeman, Duke Schacht, Ralph Cole, Eric Cleworth, Richard Cantrell, Don Higgins, Norman Rogers, Dick Biery, Mike Nehdar. Row 2: Mr. Robert Carlson U-ldviserl, Bill Aumann. Tom Venzon, Ward Beecher, Ted Speaker, Ierry Epperson. Evan Williams, Lyman Chaffee, Dave Hanson. Dennis Albercht, Robin Metze. Row 3: Dave Hartwell, Butch Howard, Ken Smith, Ice Little, Carl Service, Iohn Porch, Chuck Hughes, Dole Swiatek, Ken McKenzie, Mike Rozsa, Allred Neuman. Row 4: Carol Holl- strom, Iohn Grove, Norman Seastedt, Ted Searls, Charles Du Berke, Winlield Abbe, Ed Bohorquey, Dave Rodriguez, Tom Appleford, David Porter. Row S: Dan Parker, Kent Borrowdale, Bert Lawrence, Ted Smyi, Iohn Alfrey, Bob Vis, Denis Ascher. Don Willis, Iohn Newman. Row 6: Bill Sternberg, Dick Daniels, Harvey Dlugatch, Ierry Iardine, Bowlus Chauncey, Red Miller, Bill Cole, Iohn Kempher, Bob Golf, Lee Westhafer. CONTEMPORARY MUSIC Row 2 left to right Iim McMichael tPresidentl, Ian Little, Pat Clancy. Marie Schug. Iudi Garner, Maureen Anderson, Sue Snider, Carol Thompson, Dee Wilson Iudy Young, Carol Gibbs, Sandy Palmer, Iill Brecken- ridge, Cindy Beeson, Linda Grandy, Alice Kay Grandy, Ann Vaugh, Io Wichman, Doreen Thompson, Miss Ioanne Owens tAdviserJ. Row 2 Ellen Ames, Marilyn Webster, Betsy Aiken, Ann Bobango, Carol Serino. Nancy Olson, Rikki Williams, Nancy Brown, Sheila Gessel, Ianine Govan, Marty Bucklen, Sonja Hjalland, Carol Munz, Carolyn Culp, Sandi Knesby, Beth Crowl, Shirley Smeltzer, Barbara Ness, Sandy Wittner. Row 3 Bob Leslie, Bruce McDonell, Terry Waskin, Anthony Seine, Dave Anchondo, Larry Case, Kenneth White, Floyd Iohnson, Dave Lambert, lim Eddy. Larry Hearn, Brent Manning, Bob Odell, Ioel McIntyre. Larry Hodson. How 4 Gary Leek, David Griffith, Iohn Schuehle, Mike Arnold, Don Clark, Steve Salisian, Mike Cady, Doug Magnuson, Gene Brooks, Mike Brandt, Mike Lenhart, Rudy Theilacker, Max Rinn. If :c.,.,,n., ,. 5. .Q W ,M A W . ' - , MU '21, l , .. x , . - . so .fy ' P ii PROGRESSIVE IAZZ fSection of Contemporary Musicl Row 1 left to right Dick Bur- rows, Carole Rosin, Nancy Wolfe, Steve Salisian. Row 2 Landy Iohnson, Pat Baker, Mari Newell, Iudy Tangeman, Pat Mullins. Bet- ty Williams, Katie Tolbert, Lorrie Guerriero. Row 3 Paul Ridley, Susie Edmonds, Ianet Eggleston, Coleen Mclntire, Peggy Koche, Iune Tirrill, Marlene Marquette. Row 4 Marcia Blakeslee, Ianice Marsh. Myrdle Tuttle, Barbara Winegan. tl i 41-iv--, Es 'R L TV PRODUCTION Row l, left to right' Brenda Kay Iohnston CPresiden0, M a g g i e Kempton, Martha Piercy. Roberta Reed, Lyda King, Carole Claussen, Karen Startup, George Gray, George Milton. Row 2: Miss Ioyce Wil- liamson U-ldviserl, Della Allin, Bonnie Sumpter, Marilyn Neher, Dot Niel- sen, D i a n a Bishop, L e i g h Hollywood, Iim Iohnston. MISSFIRES Row l, left to right: Ioe Cupp CPresidentJ, Margie Mathew- son, Myrna Campbell, Iris Wilson. Row 2: Gary Nor- gaard, lim Morden, Iohn Holmes, Ed Thomas. Tim Shir- ley, Larry Herron. Don Mc- Allister. Row 31 Mic h a el Henderson, R o d g e r Powers, Les Sliiken, Norman Cassil, Wes Seegers, Chuck McAllis- ter. Row 4: Stuart Caswell, Tom Ernst, Iohn Culp. Ed Sim- mons, Dick Cupp. PSYCHOLOGY-SOCIOLOGY Row l, left to right' Sharon Dorn KPresidentD, Iulieanne Allison, Nan- cy West, Nancy Io Woodhead, Na- talie Paperno, Marian Shelley, Susie Moore. Row 2: Wanda Schenk. Beverly House, Kathy Schad, Nancy Pickett, Linda Smith, Iackie Shaier. Row 3: Maria Haagen-Smit, Sue Thistlewhite, Shirley Hupp. Geneva White, Sylvia Riley. Row 4' Sid Smith. Ierry Moyer. FUTURE TEACHERS R w l let to rlght Martha Cazel Linda Abbey Io Ellen Mohr Donna Wayne Ioan Berke Nancy Hammond ludy Potter Row 2 Diane Barring ton Linda Stevenson Anita Gregory Patty Powell fPresi dentl Marilyn Crowe Sue Cady Tom Delaney Connie Karr Sharon Green Mrs Mil dred McFarland U-Xdviserl 0ur Act: whes X vnE7 ' Al 'ff' .-any 2 QX IOHN CALDWELL Associated Studiit Body President-Fall Setriefster During the two years that Iohn has attended Pasadena High School he has participated in many school activities. In the llth grade he was president ol the Hooters Club and earned a letter in basketball. Iohn was Chairman of the Constitution Committee ot the Letterman's Club and again played basketball during his senior year. He also served as president of the Pasadena High School Key Club. It was during Iohn's term as Student Body President that Pasadena High School received the Foothill League Sportsmanship Trophy and took an active part in the formation of the Foothill League Forum. CDUTSTANDI NG- DON HALL a While Don attended Pasadena High he achieved outstanding success in many ways He was an outstanding athlete and lettered in football and basketball in his Iunior and Senior years. In his Iunior year he also received letters in track and golf. During his Iunior and Senior years he was chosen the Pasadena Athlete of the Month by the Pasa dena Chronicle and received All-League honorable mention in football and basketball in the 12th grade Don's activities were not limited to sports. In his Iunior year he was a member of the Iunior Class Council: during the first semester of his Senior year he became the Secretary of the Letterman's Club. a member of the Key Club's Board of Directors and Membership Chairman of the Key Club. High in scholastic ability, Don is a CSF Sealbearer His awards in the community included his selection as the Exchange Club Boy of the Year and the Bank of America's Grand Prize Winner of Southern California for Mathematics and Science. LEADERS PAT SHELDON Stii'ier,t Body Vice-Pr ' Poll Semester LYNNE CARTER 4 'W Student Body Treasurer Q FGll Semester V . SUE BURDICK Student Body Secretary Fall Semester Unseltish FALL REP COUNCIL Marty Bucklen-Secretary Pat Sheldon-Chairman First row, left to right' Patsy Drummond, Carroll Brown, Clau- dia Brinkley, Diane Karagozian, Linda Arthur, Ieanine Moun- tain. Sandy Miller, Dick Patterson, Dick Roberto. Second row' Ianine Govan, Sandy Palmer, Archer Iones, Sandy Hill, Bev Miller, Audrey Peterson, Marla Mowat, Toni Bolar, Pete Moseley. Third row: Ioe Ruff, Trudy Wood, Carol Hol- lingsworth, Toni Arnrich, Pam Wood, Diane Mongey, Gary Fukasana, Matthew Couch, Lawren Rittenhouse. Fourth row Bob Sherinian, Gunnar Sedlenick, Katie Tolbert, Virginia Nel- son, Don Sawyer, Dave Newhcxrt. Fitth row, Roger Iohnson. Nick Roberts, Iohn Severson, Dick Cantrell, Iulie DeFrancesco. FALL CABINET Left to right, Glenna Craig-Commissioner ol Public Re- lations, Dick Houser-Sr. Class President. Elizabeth Domin- guez-Commissioner of Clubs, Don Fork-Commissioner of Elections, Steve Farrell-Commissioner of Assemblies, Pat Sheldon-Student Body Vice-President, Iohn Caldwell-Stu- deni Body President, Sue Burdick-Student Body Secretary. Lynne Carter-Student Body Treasurer, Bob Krause-Ir. Class President, Iudy Wyatt-Girls' League President, Barbara Dy- son-Commissioner of Pep, Bill Brush-Boys' League Presi- dent, Marla Mowat-Liaison Officer. Spwr DAVE NEWHART Student Body Treasurer Sprinf' Sr Service SPRING REP COUNCIL Diane Howard-Secretary Iudy Wyatt-Chairman Frat r:'f.' ifit rvzhi Iudy Wyatt-Chairman. Carol Ely. Dona Mihalovic. Cathy Morrill, Anita Baldwin, Merill Smith, Iim Robeson, Dick Palmer, Iohn Grizzle. Sc-voir: rev: Diane Howard-Secretary. Molly Sullivan, Marian Snyder, Patti Owen, Diane Darms. Larry Andrews. Pete Moseley, Gunnar Sedlenick, Iohn Simon. Third rev: Penny Hurd, Marty Buck- len, Sherry Hein. Don Wilhite. Mike Gingrich. Sam Sims. Ralph Geise. Dick Howe. FC,7'l1 rev: Cathy Schad, Barbara Winegar. Sally Lauder. Dick Roberto, Ed Bauer. Pete Caputo. Elizabeth Dominguez, Ianice Young. Pete Caldwell. Ffh riz-1 Mrs. Chittenden-Adviser. Sue Burdick, David Kelly, Sandy Knesby, Carol Crawford, Barbara Naiss, Ann McKee, Sue Freeman, Pam Wood. Sixth 'cw Io Wickman, Iudy Green. Shari Rothe, Iudy Spaulding. Carol Lee, Sarah Carver. IUDY WYATT ir, ,,., p, , SONIA HIALLAND 1 Qwderf BC'l'J c retf ',' Serzester XNWOFTFET Sf, -. SPRING CABINET Lett rc right Arvid Lindholm-Liaison officer. Bob Christmas-Commissioner of Clubs, Sue Burdick- Liaison officer, Bob Sherinian-Boys' League Pres- ident, ludy Wyatt-Student Body Vice-President, Don Hall-Student Body President. Sonja Hjalland -Student Body Secretary, David Newhart-Student Body Treasurer. Ann Summers-Girls' League Pres- ident, Don Fork-Commissioner oi Elections. Mar- la Mowat-Commissioner of Pep. Bob Krause-Ir. Class President, Mike Cady-Commissioner of As- semblies, Ianice Young-Commissioner of Public Relations. HAL GREENE enior Class Vice-President KATHI PETERSON Senior Class Secretary SHEILA GESSEL Senior Class Treasurer tl THE HEART OF THE SENIOR CLASS The heart of the Senior Class is the Senior Class Council and Giiif cers. The Council is a group of student representaiives from each senior basic class, Mr. Ernest Becker and Mrs, Frances Cobbs, the advisers, work with the Counf cil in planning and carrying oui Senior Activities. 66 DICK HOUSER Serzior Class President BOB KRAUSE ior Class Presfzicleri The luiiicr Class Council, under the guidance oi Mrs, Una Wiclces and Mr. Richard G'Neil, is corn- posed of a representative from each llth grade guidance class The Council transacts all lunior business and keeps luniors in- forrned of events cn their activity calendar. This years very suc- cessful highlight was the 'Sadie Hawkins Day and Dance. THE SPIRIT OF THE IUNIOR CLASS .- 414 Ai BARBARA WELLS PEGGY FINN TOM ARMITAGE f., ., v- . fx, M, Y, ,, . SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL First row, left to right: Dick Houser-President, Kathi Peterson-Secretary. Sheila Gessel-Treasurer, Hal Greene-Vice-President. Second row: Toni Bolar, Maria Mothershed. Ioni Holmquist, Sandy Hill, Cheryl Lindquist, Iulie DeFrancesco, Barbara Dyson. Third row: Nan Higgins, Carol Westerlind, Ann Cox, Dotty McCawley. Sharon Hallett, Ioy Rosenberg. Fourth row Sue Moore, Rikki Williams, Gerald Konoske, Russell Lathrop. Ken Hall. Bonnie Rothbart, Sharon Lybeck. IUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASS GOVERNMENT IUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL First row, left to right' Bob Krause-President, Barby Wells- Vice-President, Peggy Finn-Sec- retary, Tom Armitage-Treasurer. Second row: Sue Freeman, Iudy Michea, Taeko Nikaido, Priscilla Dutcher. Carol Claybrook, Mrs. Una Wickes-Adviser. Third row: Iudy Berringer, Arlene Beaty. Barbara Hawkins, Io Wichman, Millie Merian, Mary Redlon, Cathy Cunningham, Iudy Case. Fourth row' Kay Liliigren, Gail Hopkins. Dave Tharp, Kent Bor- rowdale, Tom Heidenberg. Betty Lou Carr, Molly Sullivan. Fifth row: Bob Deemer, Dennis Hol- men, Marvin Cate, Ioe Ehret, Don I f Dragaset, Iohn Perriman, Gunnar Sedlenick. David Hartley. I sa ' FALL GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET First row, left to rtght Bonnie Rothbart. Mary Iane Novell, Iudy Wyatt-President, Nancy Higgins. Iudy Spaulding. Seeofd row. Ianice Young, Betty Lou Carr. Ian Gilman, Rikki Williams, Gail Hopkins. Carol Hollingsworth, Carol Claybrook, Mrs. Iessie Chittenden-Ad'-iser. FALL BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET Seated' Bill Brush-President. Front row, left to right: Bob Stearns, Tom West, Wayne Gertmanian, Steve Farrell. Mr. Charles Eckels-Adviser. Second row' Arvid Lindholm, Gordon Engle, Larry En- twistle, Roger Iohnson. Steve Salisian. SPRING GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET First row lelt to right Eloise Reyes, Sha- ron Dorn, Inese Rupeiks, Betty Lou Carr, Kathi Collins, Mrs. Iessie Chittenden-Ad- viser, Ann Summers-President, Mary Su- man, Hannelore Feierheerd, Mary Wing- iield, Sally Zercher, Patty Denton. Second row. Sarah Carver, Ruth Hemming, Nancy Hodgson-Treasurer, Carolee Hurley-Sec- retary, Taeko Nikaido-Vice-President. SPRING BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET Fr: ren-. Qfvf' iz rggnt Gunnar Sedlenick. Ken Hall, Wayne Gertemanion, Lawren Rittenhouse, Bill Brush, Dave Hartley. Tom Armitage, Richard Gotto. if f,'- :ffm Mr. Charles Eckels-Adviser, Bob Sherinian- President, Andy Shaffer, Ioe Ehret, Bruce Loberg, Tom West. Gordon Engle, Bruce Brown, Steve Salisian, Larry Entwistle, -.!! Paden. PASADENA HIGH SC 'LTHE CHRONICLE The Pasadena Chronicle, the semi-monthly newspaper ot Pasa- dena High School, is a paper written by the students and for student readers. The Chronicle Staff writes under the guidance of Mrs. Elaine L. Morgan, iaculty adviser. EDITORS First row, left to right Lorrie Guerriero, Iudy Green, Sandy Palmer, Pat Sheldon Kseatedj, Mrs. Elaine Morgan-Adviser, Iudy Ashken- azy, Shari Rothe. Second row Lee Meyers, Marty Bucklen, Iohn Stoody, Ann Cox, Doug Lowndes. CLASS First row, left to right Iohn Noble, Ken Hall, Doug Lowndes, George Milton, Glen McConnell, Iim McMichael. Second row: Lor- rie Guerriero, Marty Bucklen, Lolita Arndt, Bill Brush, Mrs. Elaine Morgan-Adviser, Iudy Ashkenazy, Ann Cox, Shari Rothe, Bonnie Rothbart, Decia Krost, Carol Sanders, Lee Meyers. i Mm 5 ,, Q MW. SHEILA PAPERNO Chronicle Editor-Fall Semester Standing: Iudy Ash- kenazy, News Bureau Chairman, F all Se- mester. Sitting. Ianice Young, News Bureau Chair- man. Spring Semes- ter. Standing' Glenna Craig, Bulldog Barks Editor, Spring Semester. Sitting Sylvia Cov- ell, Bulldog Barks Editor, Fall Semester. I-ICDQL PUBLICATICDNS ATHLETIC PRESS BUREAU Under the direction oi Russell Lathrop, student director, and Mrs. Elaine L. Morgan, faculty adviser, the Athletic Press Bureau put Pasadena High School's athletic headlines in the downtown papers. Pasadena sports received good coverage in the down- town papers, and the APB did an outstanding iob in placing the accomplishments ol Pasadena's athletic teams before the citizens of the community. PAT SHELDON Chronicle Editor-Spring Semester ATHLETIC PRESS BUREAU First row, left to right' Russ Lathrop CChairmanJ, Doug Lowndes. Second row: Glen McConnell. Peter Molnar, Iohn Noble. Third rowi Ken Hall. Mike Cady. Fourth rowt Fran Dozier, Iim McMichael. P H S NEWS BUREAU 1 ir' r - The News Bureau at Pasa- dena High School is respon- sible tor keeping the down- town papers inlormed of all s c h o o l activities. Write-ups and pictures are sent to the papers by this group. BULLDOG BARKS Pasadena High School's Bulldog Barks. edited by Sylvia Covell and Glenna Craig and sponsored by Mrs. Elaine L. Morgan, is the semi-monthly bulletin which announces club meetings, sports activities, council metings. and other school events. z .ag K xfiin... ff , 'Rl.fr:1'., ' ww ,..,,Y..,. , I 1 I fra' L Q f . 1321 ',1,f21s2 s L' , ' ii E1 Af gif! ga gif-45,3 fs' f i, I 4 '7' , ,' , 41, , gf' Wfsgfzgfieaggtff X k I I I .wx w-w 'ffv15.- 2 5 4, I 4 s 1 5 fs mx .V .MII 5- . u g I f its in f eva. 3 u -QR: ' :Tv-1 ,- eq minki HE' M zf f 2 . 1 I 1 ,gf 4, J.A 1.4. W ig 1 , f I fa-f 5x ev ,sf 4 , 4 ! X' f' 1 X h ki kv -u x ' M 4 :M -W '5 1' W' L 'F raw M32 X A , 7 , !,4'x-9 ,lr , , I ,f ,, .. 1, .laf 'fAz.a1mf wi: Y . - ff LW 1' if f ,, 1 :Fr R F Rikki Williams crowns Terry Waskins Farmer of the Year at the Har- ves! Ball. AND THE BA The Chrxslmas Dance IS an annual tradition at Pasadena High. ND PLAYED CDN S h o w n above are Cathy Cunningham and Io Wichman trying to catch a date for the S a die Hawkirfs Hop. The boys pictured are Gino Mangione and lack Hayes. PHS girls have at least one chance a year-the Sadie Hawkins' Hop. ' SONG GIRLS-clockwise from lower left. B SONG GIRLS-Left to right Ginger Dub- Marty Bucklen. Lorrie Guerriero, Lynne Car- berly, Carol Thompson, Dot Hylton. Iugly Boi- ter, Sonia Hialland. and Peggy Koche. tleson, Iulia Haynes. and Ioyce Roberts. ii PEP, . . SPIRIT and PEP COMMISSION. Lett to mah! first row Betsy Kingsbury. Marilyn Hales. Marla Mo- wat-Pep Commissioner. Second row Wen- dy Alexander, Terry Terril. Pam Wood. Eloise Reyes. Nancy Brown, Anita Major. Third row Natalie Paperno. Toni Bolar, Carol Cover- stone, Diane DeBry, Sheila Gessel, Sonja Hialland. Fourfh rcw Toni Arnrich. Barbara Wells. Marilyn McCullough, Carolee Hurley. Gwen Major. Nancy Woodhead. Fifth :cw Suzanne Osborn, Ianice Marsh, Ianine Govan. Lorrie Guerriero, Marilyn Clawson, Ian Gil- man. Szxrh row Linda McNeil, Margaret Har- ris, Rita Mathes. Sheila Isaacson. Rosemary Romeis, Donna Marta. SQ-','er.th row Shirley Volkoti, Ianice Young, Lawren Rittenhouse. Dave Hartley, Diana Mosley. Iudy Hooper. llfillill :cw Bill Brush, Tom Barnes, Lester Slifkin. Pete Mulder. Patti Denton. Tlx: 'li row Barbara Kane. Sue Cady. fe-1 3'l-vnu. ' -Q.. DRILL TEAM: Diane Barrington, Ruby Cantor, Marilyn Clawson, Anne Davis. Diane DeBry. Iulie Delfrancesco, Mary Denise, Pauline Doezie, Liz Dominguez, Patsy Drummond, Iudy Ewing, Peggy George, Nancy Hodgson, Iune Iohnson, Linda Kley, Decia Krost, Liz Lambert, Carol Lee, Dolores Lopez, Barbara Meverden, Bev Miller, Sandy Miller, Susie Moore, Phyl- lis Morgan, Margaret Muro, Pat Orozco, Nattalie Paperno, Ian Parks, Audrey Peterson, Mari- lyn Phetteplace, Wilma Ramish, Barbara Reiland, Rosemary Romeis, Ann Sanner, Dottie Schneider, lackie Schaiier, Dextra Sharples, Sally Shaw. Marion Shelley, Carol Shields, Sue Shultz, Connie Simmons, Rachel Slaughter, Irene Snell, Iennie Van Syoc, Bonnie Wag- ner, Nancy West, Carol Westerlind, Barbara Winegar, Linda Withrow, Nancy Wolfe, Nancy Woodhead, Mary Wride. SPCDRTSMANSI-HP A CHEERLEADERS Don Fork leaps above Marla Mowcxt, Alan Kishbuugh, Mike Cady. cmd Ann Summers. With them are the A Song Girls. right Cathy Cunningham Tom Heidenburg and Pictured below are maiorettes Mickey Pruitt and I kg 7 ff 344-2 .119 ,ti ' if ea C.S.F. SEALBEARERS. First row, left to right: Sheila Paperno. Sue Margolis. Iulia DeFran- cesco. Linda Constantian. Diane Barrington. Carol Lee. Iudy Wyatt. Iudy Green. Barbara Meverden. Pauline Doezie. Lucia Suifel. Maria Mothershead. Louise Bowen. Second row: Pat Sheldon. Garney Hardy. Steve Meiia. Anita Gregory. Nancy Hodgson, Ianice Young. Diane DeBry. Rosemary Romeis. Iudy Potter. Diane Green. Charlotte Stollenwerck. Third row: Lois Pearson. Donald Hall. Maynard Harding. Peter Molnar. Linda Kley, Marty Seares. SEHLBEFIRERS CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION At the C.S.F. Sealbearer Award Dinner on Tuesday. March 31. Sealbearer pins were presented to 31 Pasadena High School students. Sealbearers must be members of C.S.F. for three of their four semesters at PHS and must have outstanding citizenship records. The high school diploma of the Sealbearers will bear a gold seal as an indication of their scholastic achievement. CHMPUS The ever-popular senior at Pasadena High School, Sonia Hjalland, reigned in the fall over the Red and White Day festivi- ties and over the Turkey Tussle. Chosen after taking a test on football rules and entering a pie-making contest, the blue-eyed blonde Sonia, along with her court, was the special guest at the annual Red and White Day luncheon. Full of vitality and sparkle, Sonia has participated in many activities at PHS and has served as a song girl and as ASB secretary Sonja Hgallcmd Red and White Queen presents her Grandy Iulra Haynes and Vxrgxnxa Nelson court. They are from left to right, Ginger Dubberly, Linda QUEENS Surrounded by star sprays and music, the queen of the Storybook Ball was crowned. A wreath of white carnations was placed upon the head of pretty Mary Redlon, chosen to reign as queen by those who attended the dance. In keeping with the Cinderella theme oi the ball, Mary was presented with the tradi- tional glass slipper while each member of her court received a white Carnation corsaqe. A junior at Pasadena High School, Mary is popu- lar with her classmates, and her warm, friendly smile is seen often on Pasadena's campus. S Mary Redlon Queen of the Storybook Ball and her Sharon Hallett Sally Shaw and Claudia Brinkley court. Seated clockwise from bottom left are Eloise Reyes, ,aiu Ierry Heiman, Iudy Young, and Sharon Hal- lett are pictured in a scene trom the one-act play Finder's Keepers presented by the Drama Department during the fall semester. The play Incident at a Grave was chosen to re- present Pasadena High School's dramatic talent in the annual Pasadena Playhouse One-Act Play Tournament held from April 10-16. Robin Street captured honors as the best actress of the tournament and the play captured second place honors. Shown here in a tense moment of the play are left to right: Robin Street. Mike Rosza, Ronnie Hanson, Marcy Brown, Tito Seine, and Nancy Higgins. THLENT CDN DISPLHY Pasadena High School's Drama Department presented the play Our Miss Brooks for its annual three-act mainstage production. Shown here in a scene from this play held on May 4 are fleit to rightl Decia Krost. Iohn Fuegi, Linda Arthur, and Bonnie Rothbart. CAST of Our Miss Brooks Cin order oi appearancej Miss Brooks , , Bonnie Rothbart Miss Finch , , ,.,, Beverly Gaston Hugo Longacre ,, , ,,,,. Ierry Brand Mr. Wadsworth .A ,,,,,,,,,,,, Iohn Fuegi Miss Audubon Carolyn Pettyiohn Elsie , Erica Sweeting Elaine Robin Street Iane , ,, ,, ,. Cathy Cunningham Sylvia Nancy Brown Doris Norma MacDonald Marge Marcy Brown Faith Linda Arthur Rhonda . Erica Sweeting Ted Marve Stewart Stanley , , , Ierry Moyer Martin Chuck Magnuson Mrs. Allen ...,, . , ., Decia Krost Student Directors - Ieanie Brannon Carroll Brown 83 SIGN PAINTING ART ACTIVITIES The Art Department of Pasa- dena High School ofiers courses in many areas of art work. Commercial Art, Sign Painting, and Photography classes Cpictured here, are three examples of the courses offered. The Art Department provided a great many publi- city posters and signs for the s t u d e nt body for dances, sports events, drama and mu- sical productions. ff ll lla xx., 'fo COMMERCIAL ART PHOTO PRODUCTION STAFF First row let to right Gordon Engle, Bob Howard, Herb Iames, Lloyd Dilbeck, Bob Sterzenbach, L a r r y Wright. FL '- Cv: row Kent Thompson, Fab Grunnet, Larry Andrews, Margaret Whiting, Mary Shav- ies, Ralph Cole. Bob McClel- land, Iohn Stoody, Cecile Gi- deon. Bill Lewis, Mr. Walter G 1.11213 Instructor. wi num: lv ff' ' 1 1 4 an Ill I Q 'af Mtg' X 4 ' v , 4 M 4.-by ,U F in I fx 5' BRIGQDQQN Tommy Albright left Douglas Archie Beaton Harry Beaton Angus lVIacGuHie Andrew MacLaren Fiona MacLaren Iean Macl.aren , Meg Brockie ,, Charlie Dalrymple Maggie Anderson Mr Lundie Frank lane Ashton Student Directors Allen Sims Tom West Dan Driskill Dick Patterson Don Fork Ronnie Hanson Ierry Heiman Lester Hanson Bill Lowe Iohn Simon Diane Darms Nancy Woodhead Sally Zercher . Laurie Dunklee Iudy Michea Brenda Kay Iohnston Iudy Menke Loretta Rossi . Tim DeWeese . Gretchen Myers Clea Walker Lester Hanson Bill Lowe Bruce Iackson Ian Gilman Bradna Watson Marykay Cavey Martha Cazel Linda Deacan Pat Harper 85 A CAPPELLA CHOIR First row lett to right Darlene Atwood Nancy Woodhead Helen Gnewuch Marilyn Clawson Carol Gibbs Dolores Castaldl Rosemary Romexs Iudy Menke Geno Sxgnormo Sam Cortmes Bob Cole Ierry Hexman Steve Dulyea Iohn Zelgler Pat Mullins Dlana Moseley Thyra Covey Mary Brown Marilyn Neher Elaine Zaremba Shirley Gast Karen Evans Secord row Sally Zercher Sharon Rxckman Grace Slragaman Na talxe Paperno Ianet Hawkins Tom West B111 Cole Iohn Pfe1!er Gordon Westover Ronald Blohm Iohn Bowl mg Marvln Stewart Hans Millenaar Iohn Simon Tim DeWeese Beverly Coombs Ruth Hemmmg Marian Shelley Pat Orozco Andrea Abdo Third row Sally Ryan Diane Darms Tome Dobranskt Sandy Mxller Dor IS Mernck Vicki Evers Ioan Quakenbush Ronald Hillary Ted Smyy Waymon Harper Dave Hartley Dick Patterson Dan Parker Robert Childs Bruce Iackson Carol Shields Alice Dean Pat Carroll Iudy Fisher Car ole Claussen Ann Sanner Fourth row Dorothy McCawley Sue Cady Bertrande Bridges Arlene Beaty Dot Schleimer Patty Harper Geraldme Berry Bob Townsend Gary Norgaard Paul Billeter Allen Slms Andy Graver Bruce Brown Steve Farrand Charles Hoptom Stan Fedora Sue Osborne Io Wlchman Betty Gates Peggy Finn Nelrose Ransom Iamce Nexlson Ann Cox ON THE DOWN BEET The Music Department consists of the Band and Orchestra under the di- rection ot Mr. lack Pattison, the A Cappella Choir and Boys' Glee under the direction ot Mr. Daniel Hughes, and the Girls' Cflee under the direction ot Mr. William Benulis CFall Semesterl and Mrs. Katherine Forrester tSp?ing Semes- terl. These various groups have participated in many activities during the past year including the Christmas assembly, the Open House program, the Disneyland performance at Christmas, visits to several junior highs, and the oustanding music event ot this year 'lBrigadoon. 3 3 Q 3 1 gi' ff h-?.f1 :'-. ,, My ' 5 E515 I 4 1 4 iff i fs E 2 1 T1 -V f' W 94 44 A ,, f .I K, .V , , ' 12 wif' W W' gg V5 he , 3 313' ft Z I ' V3 P' if L' ? g 4 S . 2 . . 4 5 4, , ing 75 ' E 1 343 2 , 4 1, I ,gg Y, ww-a. ' ,M lyk , . Y i 5 ' ZA. 4 kqali 4 , , gan- . , ifEi 3'u 'f?fIi fi fif1f3'ffif'ii' 4 4 4 7- ' ' H 'Y c D ,Z u 'nr u. m'll U ff 1 ! Nun ORCHESTRA Fxrs' ltift tc :ight Arlene Teague, Lois Lowe. Carolyn Snurpus, Harold Hall, Margaret Frandsen. Tucl: Yen. Carol Wagner, Francis Hampton, Pat Maynes. Rachel Slaughter, Gordon Beam, Wilma Hamish, Paul Hsieh. Sharon Carlson, Diana Bishop, Linda Abbey. Second row Mr. lack Pattison, Director, Mick McCor- mack, Lois Pearson, Ioanna Breshears, Marsha Bailey, Iames Hopkins. Mary Overstreet, Fred Reed, Kent Borrowdale, Paul Sandidge, Leigh Hollywood. Staridlrfa Iohn Ieggerson, Don Miller. Linda Tuthill. Thlrf Harvey Dlugatch. Rosemary lames, Vivian Hurd, David Lambert, Nancy Olson. BAND Director: Mr. lack Pattison. First row loft to right Dick Block, Drum Major, Clara Mae Iones. Lois Pearson, Sandy Witter, Lois Watts, David Hartman. Bob Sterzenbach, Gary Fry, Ioanna Breshears, Kent Borrowdale, Bruce Tittle, David Hartwell, David Walther, lim Hayden, Pete Almaguer. Second row Delora House. Lois Lowe, Chester Bias, Tom Armitage, Arlo Kurrle, Ron Hillary, Philip Hampton, Debra Levy, Marsha Bailey, Frances Heath, Ed Simmons. Zita Schwab. Tim DeWeese. Mary Overstreet, Diane Green. Third row Kenny Glenn, Vivian Hurd, Steve Stiver, Eddie Acebo, Clark Berry, Doug Magnuson, Roger Iohnson. Wes Seegers, Dick Appelbaum, Dale Swiatek, Dick Burrows. Iohn Miner, Terry Towner. Rick Howe. Paul Sandidge, Bill Herington, Alan Bibb. Fourth row Pat Nichols. Don Winslow, Oscar Irvin, Ierry Brand, Ienine Burnett, Pete Moseley. Maiorettes: Mickie Pruitt, Shari Rothe, CharQene Chapman. Speech SHARON LYBECK PAT SHELDON Contest Wlnners DECIA KROST SIDNEY SMITH Shoron Lybeclc ond Pot Sheldon represented Posordend I-hgh School ln the onnudl Ltons Club Speech Contest Shdron Won top honors for PHS tokmg hrst plose IU the school ond zone d1v1s1ons of the contest and second ploce 1n the reg1onol cornpetttlon The speeches were botsed on the topxc Youth s Problems of Tomorrow The Nc1t1ve Sons of the Golden West Pubhc Specrktng Contest hrnlted the speeches entered to subjects pertounlng to h1story geogro phy and culturol development of Cdhtornlor Representmg Poscrdeno Htgh 1n th1s contest were Dectcr Krost and Sldney Srmth gg jig 't B 2 V. Q . Cf fb' i t S fi C Q C 1 1 ' 5 Q , C s ff' V- Q, 4 . c Al l ' WISKERINO CONTEST Climaxing Boys' Week was the Wiskerino Contest iudged on Thursday, March 23, by members of the Girls' League Cabinet. The winners were: lirst prize, George Halberian: second prize Maynard Harding: and third prize, Marvin Ives. Left to righti Marvin Ives, Bill Lewis, George Halberian and May- nard Harding are pictured just belore the judging. J Af, FOOTBALL CIRCUS Getting Tom Fredericks ready for the Football Circus, held October 15 at the Rose Bowl, are Louise Bowen and Anne Davis. FACULTY-STUDENT BASKETBALL GAME Taking a shot at that basket during the Student-Faculty Basketball game is Coach Hudson Scott. Also pictured are Bruce Budge. Chuck Bailey and Coach Terry Todd. F' N . MOTHER-DAUGHTER FASHION SHOW Standing lett to right are Sonja Hjalland. Elizabeth Takvoorian, Marty Buck- len. Iudy Wyatt. Diane DeBry and Peggy Koch modeling pretty spring fashions at the Mother-Daughter Fashion Show held lVIarch 14. Models not appearing in this picture were Ianine Govan, Io Ann Phelps, and Iudy's mother. Mrs. Wyatt. The show, sponsored by the Girls' League, was the opening event of Girls' League Week. FATHER DAUGHTER BANQUET ter Banquet The Crown City Four pro vided the hxghlxght of enter tamment at the Father Daugh This miqht be your classroom and your classmates. If you listen, you can hear voices, laughing, discussing and studying. Ii you really look at the picture, you can see the student body and faculty in action. Wherever you go, whenever it is, you will always remember your days at Pasadena. INSIDE THF CI .HSSRCDCDM 0ur Athletics Xi 2 f fs -, 9 1. 1 ' 451 Q' V-3: J' , if 'gi,..7,fzr , I N w e QQ 4 .-1,1 1 , .' '4 P-9 First row left to right' Bruce Roberts, Steve Dulyea. Charles Piggee, Don Hall, Ioe Okimoto, Charles Magnuson, Dave Hand, Bill Hand, Bob Cutler. Second row Ronald Brans, Micky Williamson, Iohn Schuehle. Dale Morrie, Bob Sherinian, Dick Howe, Art Floyd, Les Hyde, Dick Berger. Third row Dan Driskill, Dick Hauser, lim Muth. Phil- lip Ponder, Paul Ridley, Ierry Epperson, Bill Huntington, Don Provine. Walter Williams. Fourth row Ralph Geise, Ken White, Lundy Iohnson. Tom Kennedy, Iohn Bostock, Paul Sandbloom, Kenny Smith, Doug Magnuson, Mike Hibbard. Fifth row: George Meadows, Iim Ostrowski, Aurlo Kurrle, lack Rogers. Rudy Braun, William Stevenson, Phil Hoover, Phil Zorn, Bruce Loburg. Sixth row Steve Salisian lmanagerl. Ronald McKibben, Ted Friessen, Mike Shonstrom, Francis Dozier Cmanagerl, Mike Arnold, Ioe Howard, Tim Shirley fmanagerl, Mr. Ron Robinson, Cline coachl, Mr. Dick Simmons fhead coachl. VARSITY A FOOTBALL Under the leadership of head coach Dick Sirrtrrtons and lirze Coach Hon Hobirixson tht- Bulldogs cezrtptlfi-1 ri l-7-l record against some of the toughest competition tri Cll? circles, ln their initial aarrie of the season, the Bulldogs looked as it they were dessttned for areat things as they nelj rriighty Compton to a l3-l3 tie The game brought out in the Bulldogs a fine deierzsive unit and three good backs in Don l-lall Dick Hauser, and loe Okirrioto fr their r.ext game the Bulldogs suffered a heart- breaking last rniriute 9-5 defeat at the hands of Rosezteai The team looked as though it :Light hit the winning trail aiter it traveled the long road to Las Vegas ana carne hottie with a 7-U Victory l'lowever at Santa Barbara the tearn was nippea by fl rugged Gauihe eleven by the score oi 20-l3 The next week found the Bulldogs opening Foothill League play by loosing Q2-7 to Burbank. Agaxst Burroughs the Bulldogs Continued their close but never Close enough ways by agairi losing this time ZU-i4 All of the tight :nec-rned to leave the Bulldogs as th ey lost to a strorzg Glendale Hoover eleverp 33-U l,ext same the leagues number one team, Glendale, and the Bulldogs were lust another victim on the Dyiae miter's records as they lost, 42-20 Then came the big game of the season, The Turkey Tussle, and the Bulldogs were again turned back in their quest to gain the Victory Bell as Muir walked off the field with a l2-O decision Despite a losing season, the Bulldogs, playing under the definite handicap of having only one game at home, gave a good account of themselves on the gridiron and earned for Pasadena the reputation of being one oi the finest examples in Southern California of sportsmanship on and off the field. 96 .su., 'x.7 134 I if -437 wg' . Sf-fl27f'Lf?gv ' 4 4 gx:'fil51v'L, .' ' n ' f f .-U W v '? l'f '- 'J' . , , .. V,9,:,-53-841 if-,, . - ,,. fx 4' gf ,. g1-f-,f,1.,f'- Phillip Hoover, assisted by Ioe Okimoto. gains yardage FCDCDTBHLL Head Coach Dick Simmons, standing, and Line Coach Ron Robinson. They shaped the hard core of the football squad. Through his excellent supervision and plan- ning, Athletic Director Stan Riordan, games better than ever to watch. made our 'au f , A 2 www... l -4- ,M-f I ? X Advjeav 2: 4 . n Ln, 5 gig - M .QA fg -v-2 W '- 'f H .QW Q Ti-gig 'ff' , , sw if ws l i 4 S 'A 'f'5, - K ,Xa fi ' wk. . Q 1 - , , up . k an wiv' :X ' if ,1 - , K 4? Q -:wal lb , 'A 'Qi' 9 m w i K K! ,V ' mm. my 3: A wp. Q PX ff PASADENA GRIDSTERS 4... mwah-.Luigi BULLDOG SEASON RECORD PHS. Opp. 13 Csrnffor l 3 5 33:36-zuofz ' 5 7 Lis V-Tift: 13 Simi' QTL' 4 14 '3grrQ'1'gh.' Zf 7 'ErlYbGT'.1'C 12 20 'GIG-Tifzulcr 43 U 'Glendale HQCVL 33 U 'Muir 12 'League games Mxke Arnold races to r e u c h an overthrown pass. Bruce Roberts charges the ball m hls umque style. 'A ,I v Coach Bon Robinson maps out 6,9 ' plays during an afternoon I N . f scrimmage. rg, SPQRTSMANSHIP PHS Wins the Foothill League Sportsmanship Trophy. Among the keys to the success of this year's athletic program are the teamwork and fair- play of the players. The Bulldogs want to win. but they believe that the attitude of the team is always more important than a winning score. The student body ot Pasadena High School will always remember the athletic vic- tories and the sportsmanship of 1956. Q 3 2 ,-,, W L. . V , fv Wg: an 'x r + f ,qu ,, '. is ,M Q . - . k 'ei' , X4X'Vv . my sg if A . Q 0 I if ,V , kV i lx fs 4' I 9 5 I Q 'S as .45 2 ?5 . . ff F2 xN 37 Hi y HJ A-'IA 1 . fa l x l 1 . . ,,.' ., . l. . . -W, , ,., q,w', . ,.,, - 75 Q ij 1 42... . Y ,K First row, le-it to right: Iim Randall, Steve Corrales, Dick Clark, Clark Berry, Iohn Leanard, Don Clarke, Iim McMichael, Second row, Pete Mulder, Chester Pyle, Eddie Sanchez, Dave Yamamoto, Marshal Nixon, Dick Burrows, Leonard McGee. Bob Golf. Third row Lee Westaler, Larry Hodson. Sam Sims, Phil Andrews, Don Wilhite, Rudy Theilacker, Iohn Kemper, Ralph Aguilar. Fourth row: Paul Fortney, Darrel Ealson, Iim Wilson, Pat Nichols, Iordan Ross, Penn Thayer, Lawren Ritten- house, Dave Rondeau, Iohn Hernandez. Fltth row: Art Dudley, Ralph Perovano, Bob Pouliot, Mike Gingrich, Stuart Ondeck, Ioe McManus, Charles Iackson, Bob . oynter Cmanagerl. Bullpups Head Coach Ierry Todd prepares his team for This year's Bullpup football team, un- der the coaching of Mr. Ierry Todd, had a difficult season because of inexperi- ence and lack oi size and depth. The Bullpups seemingly could not find a win- ning combination as they compiled a 1-6-1 seasonal record. In Foothill League competition they had a U-4-l showing. Outstanding players on the squad were Bob Gott, Dave Yamamoto, and lim Mc- Michael. All through the season the team was spirited and went into every game with the will to win. They played fair and were always good sports. 102 a future game FOOTBALL CIRCUS HIGHLIGHTS on the Field PHS I4 F 1? 'Q 'J 7 A I E 'Glc..,,i., .--.. Z1 BULLPUP FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD Opp. Sch Berrfzrdl' C HO,1f,-::.Ui'i 7 Culver Ci? -K F oo:r,f1llCirCg.- lllpllf C Exgrrcuqnza YQ Burhfzik 4' Glf':Y'lf1l': 51 iffif f.y1ff-V, lffgi' if l.c-Ci' '11' Mr. William Iones tri- umphantly holds the Hooters' Trophy won at the Football Circus where the Bee's tri- umpecl over Muir. First row, left to right: Pete Almcxguer, Tom Kennedy, Dave Kelly, Bill Nelson, Steve Stiver, Chuck Ccxmpodonico, Dave Gamst. Second row: Bill Brush, Tom Barnes, Dennis Boultinghouse, Don Hall, Dave Newhurt, Bruce Budge, Ted Hczgstrom, Mr. Hudson Scott Ccoachl. Third row: Phil Hoover, Bob Hibbcxrd, Bill Pcxden, Larry En- twhistle, Chuck Bailey, Chet Bias, Pete Ccxdlwell. Bulldog CIF Under the expert guidance of coach Hudson Scott, the Bulldog basketball team enjoyed one of its finest seasons in Bulldog history. The Bulldogs won 23 of 30 garnes, including 7 Wins and 3 losses in Foothill League action. This fine play gave the Bulldogs second place in final league standings and qualified them for a berth in the CIF playoffs where the Bulldogs easily downed St, Anthony in opening round play and then lost a close, hard fought game to Montebello and all-CIF for- ward lerry Pimm, in the second round action. Chuck Bailey, scoring a total of 355 points, was the team's high point man. Fol- lowing Bailey in the scoring department were Bill Paden with 246 points, Dave New- hart with 233, Tom Kennedy with 217, and Ted Hagstrom with lO6 Don Hall, While not a high scorer, won the respect of his teammates for his outstanding defensive play. Bailey was named to the Burbank Tournarnents first team and was named the Bulldogs outstanding player by the Bulldog Club. Another honor was bestowed upon Bailey when he was named to the All-Foothill League first team. Paden and Kennedy were named to the All-Foothill League second team. Tom Kennedy hooks from close in while Bailey Chet Bias jumps above Hoover opposition. comes in for the rebound. VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD PHS Opp. El Monte E1 Monte Monrovia Baldwin Park Mark Keppel South Pasaden Citrus San Gabriel Mark Keppel Burbank Glendale Hoc Glendale Sai Gabriel B'Jf'YOLlgl'1fS Balalwiri Park Burbank Gia' flfaln i,. ii, VQY Gfraale HCT! C1'f'L.1 ll..vv FT':f. '.' F' Hanan' F ,FEJVVQC Gini 'iale ,,. . . . 1.2 . .. , . , i.'1,' 1 f-111, hi Li' '. F l.ff:'g'ge Gi. ..,. ,A Lf,.. Semi-Finalists BILL , lk I l 4 S., 93, ' ' fi .:' - N... 'Witt M .f PADEN TOM KENNEDY DON HALL CHET BIAS 5 2' BULLDOG , l HOOPSTERS A i .V-K? ,...,e.: Q K CHUCK BAILEY Chuck Bailey. keeping his high point average, Center Bill Pczden scores in CIF competition scores another. with Montebello. DAVE NEWHART TED HAGSTROM COACH HUDSON SCOTT Cn the Court D a v e Newhart drives against opposing height while Bailey and Hoover come to aid. BEE CAGESTERS First row, lelt to right' Mike Ogan, Laurence Bcugh, Bill Olds, George Gray. Dave 'fame moto. Second row: Mr. Art Schechter fcoachl, Ken Suprnant. Iim McMichael, Lyman Cha. tee. Ccaptainj, Albert Ethier, Marvin Cate, Doug Norwood fmanagerl. This year's Bee Basketball squad, coached by Mr. Arthur Schechter, was short on experience but long on hustle and fight. With no returning lettermen from last year's team, this squad laced some of the toughest competition in the Southland. It played such outstanding Bee aggressors as Glendale Hoover and Burbank and lost to these powerhouses only after giving them a tremendous battle. In league play the Bees continued to run into had luck. They notched wins over Burbank and Muir but received losses from each of the other league schools. Leading the Bullpup cause was the spirited play of AI Ethier and Dave Yama- moto and the top shooting and rebounding of Lyman Chaffee. BEE BASKETBALL RECORD PHS OPP- 59 El Monte 46 36 El Monte 47 53 Monrovia 31 36 Baldwin Park 37 42 Mark Keppel 43 47 South Pasadena 28 32 Citrus 44 54 San Gabriel 38 36 Mark Keppel 5l 36 San Gabriel 36 42 'Burroughs 60 49 Baldwin Park 51 32 'Burbank 30 45 'Glendale 48 43 'Glendale Hoover 55 47 'Muir 43 37 Citrus 43 60 St. Francis 30 38 'Burroughs 46 35 'Burbank 69 46 'Glendale 61 39 'Glendale Hoover 39 44 'Muir 62 'League game Lyman Chaffee iumps and s h o ots Al Ethier drives against Muir. against the Muir Bee's. Little Dave Yamamoto hooks in San Gabriel game. 109 Dave Hand, catcher, sliding into first base. . 1 ' sl v i J fr, 1 i Phil Chelsvig, outfielder and relief pitcher. Dave Griffith upsets Muir's catcher lor tie breaking run. , in, ,wah-2, uf' V If i an w-ff .Q 1- - .. Q... . L Diamondmen PHS Opp. l South Pasadena Zl ll San Gabriel 7 l South Pasadena 2 5 St. Francis 7 l5 San Gabriel l U 'Burroughs 3 5 'Burbank 9 lU 'Glendale 6 5 'Glendale Hoover l 1U 'Muir l7 3 'Burroughs 5 6 'Glendale 7 4 'Glendale Hoover 3 8 'Mulr 6 5 'Burbank 7 2 'Glendale 3 U 'Glendale Hoover l 'Muir 'Burbank 'Burroughs 'League games 111 1 x 45 .M , W JI his-0 Frank Moody, third base Dick Berger. second base Phil Ponder, outfielder Tom Kennedy, first base Iim Muth makes a close second base oui. 112 CDN THE FIELD First row, left to right: Dick Patterson, Bill Lange, Ernie Gourdine, Burke Mooney, Iohn Grizzle, Dick Spaulding, Pete Molnar. Second row: Al Rangel, Iohn Bates, Steve White, Steve Farrand, Mick Mc- Cormack, Dick Palmer, Arlo Kurrle, Andy Gra- ver, Rudy Theilacker, Bob Cutler. PHSHDENH Pasadena High's swim-team, under the able coaching of Mr. Chud Long, had a highly successful season. The Bulldogs won ten meets out of twelve starts to give PHS one of its best seasons in sev- eral years. In Foothill League competition the natators copped a second place with a six win and two loss record. The Red and White, with such outstanding swimmers as Steve White, Dick Patterson, Steve Farrand and Arlo Kurrle, steamed-rollered all opposition in league competition, except for the Muir Mustangs to whom they lost two close decisions. The Bulldogs won the Foothill League swim- ming finals where they overcame all varsity league teams, including Muir. The PHS varsity compiled 83112 points as compared to second place Muir's 401!2 Top performances through the season were turned in by Steve Farrand who went through the season undefeated in the 100 yd. backstroke and by the relay team, composed of Bob Cutler, Ernie Gourdine, Arlo Kurlle and Steve White, who went through the season undefeated and be- came league champions when they defeated all available competition. Dick Patterson and Bill Lange were steady point producers throughout the season in the 100 yd. breaststroke and in the 100 yd individual medley. In the grueling 200 yd. freestyle, Arlo Kurrle carried the colors for PHS. The medley relay team of Steve Far- rand, Pete Molnar, Dick Patterson and Ernie Gourdine. Arlo Kurrle and Steve White, who finals and advanced to the CIF semi-finals. On the diving board Pasadena was well repre- sented by Mick McCormack and Rudy Theil- acker. Coach Chud Long's team gave an ex- cellent account of themselves by win- ning 10 out of 12 meets. wiv, -sf-f-aw J' 11 :fat wliv ' vi AH I ' ' AQUAMEN PHS 45 39V2 52 51 60 34 441!2 63 60 59 52 3092 SWIMMING RECORD Burbank Flintridge 'Glendale El Rancho San Marino Muir Burbank Burroughs San Marino Burroughs 'Glendale Muir League meet Opp. 30 28V2 25 26 17 43 ZSVZ l4 17 18 2s 46h2 Startmg agamst Mun' are Ernie Gourdine, far right: Sieve White, cenier: and Bob Cutler left whxle Coach Long and Dick Putierson, far right: watch , -W- -4-en 'M ' 4.4 L Coach Dick Simmons mentored one of the finest of Pasadena's track teams. Bob Poynter, Pasadena's spectacular CIF sprint champion and school record holder with 9.5 and 20.8 clockings to date in the 100 and 220, takes a prac- tice start on one of the local tracks. Success and Achievement Paced by the talented legs of sprinter Bobby Poynter. the defending state 220 yd. dash champion, the Bulldog varsity track squad rounded into one of the most potent outfits in the 1956 CIF sea son. The first inkling of Bulldog power c a me when Pasadena unexpectedly walked off with the first place in the Huntington Beach Relays But the Dick Slmmons coached men were not satis hed with only one trophy for they en tered and won the Pasadena Games the Glendale Relays and the Compton Cup meet Desplte a close loss to Glendale which gave Pasadena sec iiqig-in-...-, ond place in the Foothill League stand- ings. the Bulldogs were still expected to place high in the CIF and State meets. Outstanding marks were registered by Bobby Poynter who set a school record oi 9.5 and 20.8 for the 100 yd. dash and 220 yd. dash respectively: Chuck Piggee who set new school rec- ords oi 14.0 and 19.2 for the 120 yd.. high hurdles and 180 yd. low hurdles respectively: Arvid Lindholm who set a new school record oi 4:25.3 for the mile: Paul Ridley who ran 50.6 in the 440 yd run: and Don Hall who ran 2:00.15 in the 880 yd. run. ln the iield events. Flip Hoover soared 8'3 in the high jump: George Meadows vaulted 12' in the pole vault: Iim Cox jumped 21'6 in the broad jump: and Clark Branson put the 12 lb. shot 52'2 . The 880 yd. relay team. composed ot Bobby Poynter. Steve Salisian, and Chuck Magnuson. with Paul Ridley and Chuck Piggee alternating for the fourth spot. lowered the school record at practically each successive meet and at the printer's deadline they had a timing of l:28.8 for the event. Steve Salisian relay Pasadena's pride and joy in the hurdles. Charles Pigee. streaks h o m e first again. Charles holds both P H S timber-topping records with 14.0 and 19.2 clockings. Arvid Lindholm mile Art Floyd 100 yard dash I ' 'u 4 1 'X 1 4' A-mwni? 3 fin QI Q- W -. .4- -115' w,-., -w Q., -,,-0. -al - ' 45' --'- ' A - fini 50 1 4... 41 'N-: N4 ' Flip Hoover high jump Chuck Magnuson relay Paul Ridley 440 Don Hall 880 VARSITY TRACK RECORD PHS Opp. 84 Pomona Catholic 20 65 Cathedral 39 75 'Burrough 29 82 'Burbank 22 5Olf2 'Glendale 531f2 69113 'Muir 34213 58 'Glendale Hoover 46 SPECIAL EVENTS First place in Huntington Relays First place in Pasadena Games First place in Glendale Relays First place in Compton Cup Relays Second place in Foothill League Finals First place in CIF Finals 95 First row, left to right: Phil Andrews, Geno Mangione, Pete Mosley, Iohn Pagliano, Eddie Sanchez. Second row: Dick Burrows, Ierry Beale, Gary Fukasawa, Bernie Cluase, Doug Lang, Charles Iackson. Third row: Fran- cis Dozier tmancxgerl, George Gray, George Milton, Larry Hodson, Bill Millar fmanagerl, Bob Sherenian irnanagerl, Mr. Dick Simmons icoachl. PHS 72 50 251,'2 32 lt 30 33 ln Track and Field Although a lack ot manpower hampered the Bullpups throughout the season. coach Dick Simmons' boys came through with many out- standing performances. Competing at first with a fourteen man squad which narrowed down to nine as the season progressed, the Bullpups won the B60 yard run in a record breaking l:24.6. The rest oi the Bull- league meet, Len McGee. a converted varsity 880 man, entered and won the 550 yard run in a record breaking 1:24.B. The rest of the Bull- pups garnered a total oi five medals in the meet. Going into the CIF finals, McGee had pared his time down to 1:23.5 and appeared to have a good chance to win the finals and set a new CIF record. Pacing the team were Geno Mangione. Phil Andrews and Gary Fukasawa in the sprints: Doug Lang. George Milton, and Iohn Pagliano in the distances: and Dick Burrows, Pete Mosely and Ierry Beale in the hurdles. The field events found Larry Hodson and Evan Williams con- sistently winning the high iump: Bernie Claus, Ierry Beale and Pete Mosely competing in the broad iump: Brent Manning and Pete Clause in the pole vault: and Chuck Iackson and Geno Mangione in the shot put. f-1, - 'War we BULLPUP TRACK Pomona Catholic Cathedral Burroughs Burbank 'Glendale Muir Glendale Hoover League Meets Opp. 23 45 69V2 63 83 64 61 PHIL ANDREWS l 2 - -., wimpy M f .4-.1 if 5'3 wiv 5,g Self . ini . . fr TENNIS RECORD PHS OPP- 8 South Pasadena l 8 San Gabriel l 8 South Pasadena l 8 San Gabriel l 3 Los Angeles Wilson 4 7 'Burroughs U 3 'Burbank 5 6 'Glendale l 4 'Glendale Hoover 3 2 'Muir 5 L3 'Burroughs l 3 'Burbank 4 7 'Glendale U 6 'Glendale Hoover l l 'Muir 6 'League Games First row, left to right: Hal Greene, lim Pomeroy, Ted Hagstrom, Ro- ger Burrington, Gunnar Sedlenick, Ned Cook, Ed Walker. Second row: Mr. Arthur Schechter tcoachl, George Minas, Don Fork, Dave Hartley, William Alvarez, Ken Smith, Bill Stevenson, Charles Lesher, Andy Shaffer. Third row: Doug Norwood, Bruce Brown, Richard Block, Tom Dysart, Pete Caldwell, Bill Paden, Wayne Gertmenian. Under the expert guidance ot Mr. Arthur Schechter, the Pasadena tennis team has completed a successful season. In Foothill League play the Pasadeneans cap- tured a third place following Muir and Burbank. Ned Cook, Teddy Hagstrom and Hal Greene paved the way by their last and alert action on the courts. Coming through with the necessary points, the strong first doubles team ot Charles Lesher and Bill Alveraz and the equally strong second doubles team ol Bill Paden and Ken Smith clinched many of the close matches. The Pasadena I.V. team compiled an excellent record with 13 wins and 2 losses and will provide plenty of depth and strength for next year's varsity team. Pacing the I.V. cause is the spirited play ol Pete Caldwell, Bob Walker and Bill Stevenson. TED HAGSTROM CHARLES LESHER and BILL ALVAREZ NED COOK First Singles Man First Doubles Team Second Singles Man r gh Coach Frank Brunmg Ioel Mclntyre Richard Kertson Law rence Baugh Dave Kelly Ice Ruff Dave Yamamoto Moving through its season s play with little difficulty Coach Frank Brun ning s go1f team brought Pasadena one of its finest records in years Except for a tie with Arcadia Hater changed to a Bulldog Win because of irregular 111951 the Bulldog divot diggers compiled an unmarred record of 15 victories Pasadena Won over Cathedral twice and obtained league victories over Bur roughs Glendale Hoover and Muir Ioe Ruff Larry Baugh and Ioel Mclntyre carried the brunt of the fairway attack with Dave Kelly Dave Yamamoto and Dick Kertson rounding out the starting hneup Undeteated Lmksters LAWRENCE BAUGH DAVE YAMAMOTO GOLF RECORD PHS Opp Muir Monrovia 31 Arcadia 5 25 Cathedral 11 18 Arcadia 18 30 'EI Rancho 6 Til 28 'Burroughs 8 29 'Hoover 7 . W Q15 24 'Muir 12 31 'Burroughs 5 rm, ,,, y, . 'League Match ,-.. -'gf 121 Ted Dammeyer. Rings Ernie Prinzhorn. CIF Champion on the Long Hourse. COACH TERRY TODD Coach Ierry Todd. His team took top CIF honors for the second year. Working with a well balanced team, five deep in :nost events, Coach Ierry Todd mentored his boys to an undefeated season and to a tie with Bellflower for the CIF championship, The initial triumph of the year came when the Bull- dogs downed Santa Paulag from then on there was no stopping the Bulldog gymnasts as they muscled their way over nine more opponents to run the Pasadena victory string to sixteen straight over two season stretches. Victories were won over such teams as Santa Paula, Mark Keppel, San Gabriel, Bellflower, and Long Beach Polly. In the CIF finals, it was an iron seven which shared the glory of the Bulldog victory. loe Ehret tied for third in the rope climb, Iim Fairchild took first and Burch Kelley second on the side horseg Chappie Dimit took a third in free exercise, Ernie Prinzhorn obtained a first on the long horseg and Ron Hurwit received a first and Dave Cheney a third on the horizontal bar, Ron Hurwit, CIF Champion on the Hon zontal Bar. First row, left to right: Wayne Flalhers, Iohn McKusick, Eddie Cruz, Darrell Ealson, Chappie Dimit. Gary Ballard, Sieve Farrell, Ioe Ehret, Ernie Prinzhorn. Bob Stowell. Second row Dave Cheney, Harold Thorgrimson, Mike Hodel, Iames Iohansen, Geno Signorino. Ronald Hurwit, Burch Kelley, Stuart Ondeck, David Sharp, Ioe Hanes, Ted Dammeyer, Kenny Glenn, Maynard Harding, Doug Nowlin. Iames Fairchild, Ronald Hilliary, Courtney Shropshire, Ioe Martin. C. l. F. Gymnastic Champions Iames Fairchild, CIF Champion on the Horse. GYMNASTICS RECORD PHS Opp. 74 Santa Paula 46 59 3 Antelope Valley Q Triangular Meet '39 Citrus Alhatrtlzra . Triangular Meet 72 Citrix: 5 H Sa' Gabriel 56 gi Aitelcpe Valley' Z4 Triangular Meet 59 Long Beofh Poly 36 Marr: Keppel Z5 99 Baldu-.'1r.Park Z1 '35 S'lT,f'1 Pfrtlfz 55 66A M Sar.G':L71el 53 53 Q Bellflower 54 ,, . 27 Clljo:-Cl'1':r:p::r. .. n 3el.t.C'.-:er 11? ,v i ,f fgjli , G. A. A. BOARD G. A. A. G. A. A. ADVISERS Left to right: Mrs. Eugenia Minas. Miss Ioanne Owens. Mrs. Dorothy Rygh, Miss Doreen Abbott. Mrs. Adele Tingey. 'i B su 9 Q . a -1 2 vw-mal First semester: Polly Irwin, Sheila DeWoskin, Ioyce Ramsey, Kathy Collins. Rosemary Culp. Ruth Hemming. Lois Watts, Lois Iackson. Vivian Hurd, Iean Wilfong. Pat Fritz. Margaret Whiting, Lily Roum. Rita Maihes. Second semester: Sheila DeWoskin, Pai Friiz, Ruth Hemming. Rosemary Culp. Lily Roum. Linda Constanlian, Andrea Abdo. Erma Hess. Carole Browne, lean Willong, Iudy Arndt. Margaret Whiting, Bonnie Howard. Molly Sullivan. lv' 0141415 S The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote interest in girls' sports, develop cooperation and high ideals of sportsmanship, provide opportunities tor leadership, maintain a high standard of citizenship, and encourage a spirit of service to the school. 'Qi 22 ig Q, 990 Row one Shexla DeWosk1n Diana Moseley Rosemary Culp Marjorie Kauth Ioy Ragsdale Erma Hess Marlanne Arrmgton Donna Brush Pat Sheldon Mary Wmgheld Ruth Hem ming Pat Frxtz Polly Irwm Row two D1ane Kerber Lols Watts Nancy Hrllmer Margxe Berry Delrght Mrller Ioanne Karagozxan Marlene Marquette Iamce Marsh Iune Terrxll Lmda Constantxan Kathy Collms Shan Rothe Row three Ioyce Hearle Sharon Green Lucxa Suffel Lynn Smlth Vwlan Hurd Bonme Howard Lucy Garcma Lmda Braden Martha Cazel Iudy Fxsher Pat Carroll Roberta Reed Mrs Dorothy Rygh adviser Row four Mana Haagen Smit Pmky Hale Della Allen Bonme Sumpter Dlane Karagozxan Carol Barbour Lxly Roum Ruth Murray Bertram Bndges Shirley Yagamx Ienny Sanchez Dolores Sanchez Ida Casarez Row five Georgza Lewxs Andrea Abdo Barbara Lmdholm Marxlyn McCul loch Mary Ellen Martm Frankze Iones Taxko Nakaxdo Eileen Robinson Iudy Hooper Pat Henry Garney Hardy Mrs Eugenxa Mmas advxser Row six Pat Hampton Cathy Morrxll Mary Overstreet Patty Powell Loxs Iackson Carolyn Lmdberg Molly Sulhvan Gwen Mayor Margaret Whxtmg Mxss Doreen Abbott adviser Fun Through WATCH THE BIRDIE! 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