Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1958 volume:

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When the Campus first decided to bring its readers Inside PHS, there was little disagreement among staff members as to what single item should be fea- tured. Their overwhelming choice was PEOPLE. Why People?-because it's People who give a school a Personality, and Pasadena High School has Plenty of both-People and Personality. People, after all, do come in assorted sizes, shapes, and kinds. We have big people, small people, thin people, stout people, intelligent . . . provocative . . , extraordinary . . , ordinary . . . wise . . , foolish . , . handsome . . . appealing People-and then some. What makes People exciting? lt must be their unique- ness--each one a different person-no two alike, and yet in most ways similar. ln what ways similar and in what ways different we have not tried to differentiate in the l958 Campus. Between these covers, we be- lieve we have captured that elusive ingredient that points up the distinctiveness of People Inside PHS. l-sn., 4 , f....J, f 1 n, i.2!ff V.J 'Q cw- 'mfg 'TM' S hglfifli A 1 X , i5,sghsfQf t Wg, 552 . , 51.11 i35?5?Y'aflE? N ,Qu sfQff.ffffv:: dedication Mrs. Jessie Chittenden must come very near to heading up the list of proud and distinctive People PHS calls its own. ln March of this year, Mrs. Chitten- den, who had served as assistant prin- cipal here since PHS' revival four years ago, moved across campus to the city college to perform counselor's duties. Jolly, talented, and hard-working, Mrs. C. seemed always available to students and teachers, and other fellow workers who constantly sought her ad- vice and warm friendship. In addition to her official duties, Mrs. Chittenden's artistic ability showed up in many more posters, banners, bul- letins, place cards, and in floral ar- rangements, table settings, and office decorations than full credit has ever allowed. Like everything else we take for granted, her presence at PHS was not fully appreciated until she took up her new tasks at PCC. Despite these new duties elsewhere, we still label you, Mrs. Chittenden, as being one of our very own-among PHS' grandest People. 7 gr bn. mu Rf. X 7 twn YKYKKU. um' ,..f n 1 I K superior folks-stressin BOARD OF EDUCATION SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS favs? ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS Dr. Roland Walker, Dr. Siuori Mursee, Dr. A. ns. S! Sclisicn, Mr. Wolier T. Shofford ll, Mr qaalzty an all ways, always Just as People make up the most vltal force In the universe so also do People determine the dynamics of an rnstrtutuon Pasadena Hugh School us a school of qualrty because Pasadena Hxgh School People are su perlor folks stressmg quality In all ways always Our three way team of students faculty and parents IS one of clear purpose hugh enthusrasm and deep loyalty Our days together have been fllled with unforgettable memorres memorles of outstandmg achuevements f spmted competutlons and of great fun As we sound praises for a student body of outstanding young people durmg this flnal week of warm-hearted Alohas we particularly cheer the members of the Class of l958. With our salute of gratefulness for all they have done and for all they are we predict for each Senior a future of deep and lasting satisfactlons. The pattern of qual- ity has been well set by our PEOPLE INSIDE P.H.S. MRS GLADISS EDWARDS Prrnclpal MR ARTHUR DITTENBERNER Assrstant Prlnclpal Actlvltles Elghteen holes wlth a club and a little white ball If lt were up to Mr Eckels thats what he would luke to concern himself wuth from day to day The facts are however hes lucky to get an one round of hrs golf game on Saturdays and then only after he has cleared up has dutles as assrstant pnnclpal ln charge of nnstructlon He s a charter member ofthe PHS admmls tratlve staff havlng been at his present task slnce September l954 Takrng care of all PHS Instructional and budgetary matters occupnes most of Mr Eckels tnme but he does manage to sandwich In advlsershlp to Boys League and this year the Prolect Record commuttee Dld you have a parking sticker for your car or a seat In the assemlles or the rnght teacher for the rught class? Then doff your hats to Mr Eckels He was responsnble you know their function? Luke Horton the Elephant Mr Dlttberner ns a person who says what he means and means what he says Somehow PHS people always fund nt wnse to lusten The soft spoken assrstant pnncnpal nn charge of student ac tuvltnes advanced to hrs posltlon In March of thus year when Mrs Jessie Chlttenden became a counselor at PCC Hrs office rs probably the buslest spot In school full of people each with a question or two for hum to answer There are no skeletons In his closets no room for them with such things as student handbooks master calendars athletlc elxglbulnty cards lusts of scholarships and honors PTA membership cards and pnctures ot camelllas taking up space The growing of the latter of course IS hugh on Mr Dlttberner s lust of hobbies one look at the offlce decoration on a given day should testnfy as to has expertness MR CHARLES ECKELS Asslstant Prrnclpal lnstructxon , . 11 rv - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . I . . . , . . 1 ' 1 . . , - I ' . . . . , , . . 1 1 I , . . , . . 1 , . . , . ' 1 . . . . , - 11 - 11 - 1 1 - 1 1 , . advising us... , , ..',. Both newcomers to the full-time counselor field this year, Mr. Six and Mrs, Nuetzmon took hold of their iobs early and quickly made lots of friends among their fellow teachers and iunior class students. A math teacher and coordinator of the iuniors' program, Mr. Six had the multiple duty of social affairs adviser, the eleventh grade class, and the counseling and testing program for stu- dents. Mrs. Nuetzman arrived from McKin- ley Junior High in March and imme- diately tackled the everlasting prob- lems attendant to programming stu- dents and working with guidance 'J 'eGf .e'S' We'e 'hey busy' '-'ow does Mies. BEEBE NUETZMAN MR GENE six advising 800 students on personal, ed- . . . , , Junior Counselor Junior Counselor Coordinator ucational, vocational, and social prob- lems sound to you? l 3 r ...M as Q its -hh: MR. STANLEY GUNSTREAM MISS DOREEN ABBOTT MR. RICHARD O'NEllL Senior Counselor Senior Counselor Seniors, seniors, and more seniors. That's what the counseling trio of Messrs. O'Neill and Gunstream and Miss Abbott were faced with this year. Mr. O'Neill, the veteran of the team, served as coordinator for the twelfth grade. Straight-shooting and sympa- thetic, he was responsible for helping to arrange the Baccalaureate, the graduation itself, the senior prom, and caps and gowns. Moreover, he slated and attended all class council and cabinet meetings and nailed down his Senior Counselor-Coordinator half of the 800 plus seniors' program- ming. Miss Abbott and Mr. Gunstream represented a departure from the or- dinary this year as they traded teach- ing time for their counseling chores. As PHS' first teacher-counselors, it was unnecessary for them to put in over- time to convince others of their value -but they did anyway. Miss Abbott came out of the girls' Phys, Ed. depart- ment for her stint, while Mr. Gunstream left his botany lab for his counseling hours. Vex. Bus books IBM servlces athletic ellglbnllty students poor attendance admlssuons records and dlsclplme problems these are only a few of the tasks that Reg lstrar Wlckes has to deal with And deal with them she does somehow all the whlle malntammg her cheer ful and understanding attitude Dr Wlckes graduated to her positron In the Sprmg after servmg for three and a half years as sensor counselor coordonator w 'r ,rf DR UNA WICKES Reglstrar Work and Study? Over 160 students mslde PHS comblne the two success fully under the durectlon of lndefatlg able counselor Robert Burns One of Mr Burns proudest moments of course came about thus year on Youth Day whlch saw more than 350 PHSers vlsutung commumty buslness houses to cue In on their vocational chances The only thlng this Robert Burns doesn t do IS to wrlte poetry frankly he doesnt have tame for that MR ROBERT BURNS Work Study Counselor 1001 tasks -- Selecting and revlewmg handfuls of new books numberung and catalog mg them dnstrlbutmg and mamtalnmg thousands of textbooks these are the duties of Miss Wulllams Mr Mc Cauley and Mrs Elkenberry llbrary staff head Whats new ln readmg'9 The e people have all the answers Including the S64 OOO one If you need It LIBRARY STAFF Mrs Helen E1kenberry Mr George Mc Cauley, Miss Gladys Wnlllams l . . . . .. 1 ' 1 1 1 .2 . . . . . I IK? 1 1 1 I - 4 ,uh 1 4' , i , NX ,s ...A I ,, , 5 ak , 4 sswf..........,...aui: '1 4444! I -at . fy, . 1 ' I I I - 1 . . , . . , I I - I I ' ' I ' I , . . S T I I . , . - HEALTH DEPARTMENT CURRICULUM COORDINATORS Mr. John Harris fpsychologistl Mr. Arthur Schechter, Mr. Stan Riordan Mrs. Elaine Smith lschool nurse, and they fell on their shoulders . . . OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Emma Wilhelm, Mrs. Esther Black, Miss Ann McCarthy, Mrs. Elsie Frank, seated, Mrs, Jane Morris. J, 'Sw .. ,Q ! 1 5? i Q. 1 5 X-5 , V 190.2 ,U . 'X T, 1, ,Q .ix ,t I s X fx i 'DV' 'A 1 ' ' N-M r I Y 3' K J' 'gl i I K., 1 i' ,4 i 'is SECRETARIES Mrs. Catherine Hand, secretary to Mr. Dittbernerp Mrs. Olga Stutsman, secretary to Curriculum coordinators, Mrs. Frances McCarty, secretary to the Counselors, Mrs. Betty Meyer, secretary to Mr. Eckelsy seated, Miss Leona Peterson, secretary to Mrs. Edwards. lp! WMU-L, spirited faculty 3 r I ' fic, , s . , Z - it if if - 5' .. 1. 40 X 2- ' - . A - ' . . Q. ' . U '71 my '-fa. , gfwgys Irvs: V , 5 F'i,I' ' L 351341-W . ,Q ' .-,Q Q Q . , -I M ' -' ' . ,-an ' 4 5234 '54-S -'. 'QKVJ if . H I- u .r If as n. asf 5 A A Nd Qi I, .N I ' Lv ' . XX .. : , .1 5 . . .f ,f Fi A z 1T4yfa'-- if My I I I 2- fl MISS DOROTHY ALLEY MRS. MAIUORIE ANSITE Foreign Language Lite Science MR. ROBERT BURNS MRS. ELIZABETH BUDDHUE Work Study Foreign Language MR. PAUL ELGIN MR. ELTON DAVIS Mathematics IndusIrioI Arts MR. THOMAS HAMILTON MR. STANLEY GUNSTREAM Business lite Science . Q7- TV MISS DOFEEN ABBOTT Physical Education MR. FRANK BRUNING Physical Science MR. ALLEN DAVIS Business MR. WILLIAM Guidance Block There's a lot of talent wrapped up in the faculty family of PHS. It didn't take much detection to find out that much. We uncovered it iust by keeping our eyes and ears open while sitting in class . . . the roll- taking . . , assignments , . . grade reports . . . lectures group activities . . . individual reports . . . experiments . . . homework . , , maintaining discipline , , . and so on, ad infinitum. But how many of us were able in two short years to look inside this family circle. Those of us who did saw teachers performing other tasks not directly connected to the classroom . . . faculty and I I I f I NSC. g ii. -I V ' K. I Y if 5 Q V, , we 'M . V' U35 57 1,32 .-..----V.. departmental meetings . . . conventions , , . music and art festivals . . . newspaper days . . . football games . . . dances . . . debate iudging . . . BIE Day . . . in- service training . . . open houses . . . institute programs . . . lesson preparation , , . reading . . . film booking . . . individual student conferences . . . and so on, ad infinitum. Of course, there's more here than can be fitted into the 8 to 4 routine. We'll probably never know just how much. But there's one thing we know for certain. Homework was not intended for students alone , . . 4 . .. Ia. WJNWX, 'Q' .5 me ,,,,i .3 'm ' 's.,' ' I We :-'-': .4 Af' :'f s S I. '-ev' X 35 R, Ex x ' . l lui mrfl 5-123' it-Fl -s Q' in Q' Q Y? .f . ' l Vi ' RS ANITA BISHOP MISS MADELINE BOWERS MISS MARIA BRUGNOLA MR. CHARLES BARR MR. TED BALL MR. FRANCIS BAKER English English Foreign Language English, Social Science Business Industrial Arts R ARTHUR DAKAN MR. SYDNEY CURTIS MRS. MARLENE COLE MR. BRUCE CAMPBELL MR. JOHN CARLSON MR. RALPH BUSH Industrial Arts Social Science Business Mathematics Industrial Arts Industrial Arts WILLIAM GOLDMANN MR. RONALD GISTER MR. WALTER GIRDNER MR. RALPH GALER MR. RUDY FUENTES MR. PAUL FINOT Guidance Block Guidance Block Photography Industrial Arts Foreign Language Social Science R DANIEL HUGHES MR. FRED HOLLAND MR. DANIEL HIESTAND MR. JOHN HEARD MRS. JEAN HAYNES MR. FRED HAMMOND Music Social Science Music Art Social Science Industrial Arts ww, ,,,, ii, viii? :Y P 5 V. ,605 .ff 4 . 1. I . WA , '. 1.3. Ibis 'iiiswff 7 if fix . m tn-'X 'Us Y Q' Y '-f tw , . A, I A 'X X 1 QR A ., if .,, W , ,vi X' f ,., , ' .4 sg .,,. . fi. , , an I .. ,. ,.,-,. 'fa F QM R M- T Q ggi ? l if ff ,E ,A .I .Vi 1 , .4 X in in I 'Y . - 'A 'f 2 xi., ' , , 11 , :'1'V ' ',,-2 .,,A Ml MR. DON JEFFRI ES Mathematics MR. WILLIAM JONES Business MR. ALFRED KEAST Mathematics MR. GEORGE KRISS Mathematics MR. AXEL KVORNING Industrial Arts MiSS MARIE LARIMER Social Science MR. DAVID LEARY Latin, Guidance Block MRS. CONSTANCE LEVEILLE Physical Education MRS. GAILLARD LEWIS Art MRS. PATTI MARK Business MRS. MILDRED McFARLAND Engilsh MRS. ELISABETH MOORE English, Leadership MRS. PHYLLIS NELSON Foreign Language MR. NORMAN NEWCOMB Guidance Block MRS. ELEANOR NIELSEN Hamemaking, Clothing SS MARGARET O'DONNELl English MR. ORVILLE ORR Social Science MISS .IOANNE OWENS Physical Education MR. LEONARD PERRY English MR. DONALD PROCTOR Guidance Block MR. STANLEY RIORDAN Physical Education MR. RONALD ROBINSON Physical Educclion MRS. DOROTHY RYGH Physical Educalion MR. JACOB SADOFF Science, Chemislry KENNETH SANSON Guldonce Block MRS KATHLEEN SCALLA Homemakmg Foods MR ARTHUR SCHECHTER Science Chemuslry MR DAVID SCHNABEL Ar MR HUDSON SCOTT Physlcal Educahon MRS SARI SCOTT Guidance Block CAPT STANLEY SCOTT Mllllory Science MR RICHARD SIMMONS Physical Education MR DAVID SPAULDING Life Sclence ,. - ff ' A i ' ,pw W Q , , t J 'fx f 'V A il. EH JW' Q ,F .. .Q -. K 3 ss.. Q. I A! fb Q- aj 3 is face if lc sa I... We--1,5 I ,gllihu MX 'lnw-0' MRS RUTH SPRAC-UE MR JOHN STEWART MRS RITA STRONG Homemokung Cosmetology Engllsh Lnfe Scuence WARREN MR TOM VOURNAS MRS MARGARET WARDLAW MR ROBERT English Guldonce Block Physucol Educohon Guidance Block MRS FRANCES TIFFT MR JERRY TODD Engllsh Physucal Educohon MR CULLEN WEEMS MISS JOYCE WILLIAMSON Guidance Block Molhemallcs Not Puclured Mr Harold Benson Lnle Science Mr Eugene Brand Induslnal Arts f f W if f, . f ,I x N X ff N x .1 aw, LDE L' 5MELccTsoN Commasssomeirf 'E ON 201' , 1 wx Donnv5'orTn1 TODD! W SEC. .aww 22 5 our ehief exees qualified RICHARD HELGERSON Fall ASB President The success of any student orgamzatuon depends upon Unlty a feeling of Oneness This IS realized when each student IS wlllung to give wholeheartedly and un selfnshly of his own time and energy for the groups benefit Because of your marvelous cooperation PHS stood strong and unlfled during the fall semester t was a term marked by such total school actvtles as the ASB card drlve regular football pep rallies and numerous social and traditional affairs On behalf of the Cabmct smcere thanks for allow Ing us to serve as your offlcers The friendships made and experiences gamed wlll be treasured for years Yours very truly adafff . ft' W y 4 1? s l i l. wg wi r . I . - . . . l I . l ' I . I : M I ' - I handsomely as plus' v.l.p s We B M-:gg wad' 'ugh Mi we-jj GILBERT DOMINGUEZ Spnng ASB Presudent The school year has now come to a close and yet nt has not come In valn Looking back, we can remem ber numerous lncldents What we must recall IS not so much the numberless experlences we have had, but the knowledge and understandlngs gained These expe rlences have not created the expression of greed and thoughtless faith, but have bullt an understanding and feeling of fauth ln and charlty toward our fellow man If we can approach thus future llfe with respect for others, whlch would grow out of true faith In ourselves, we mlght fund at least a partial solution to the many problems that confront us all Respectfully yours, ' 9 Q 5 KVM , l 'Q' ,N Y exif 4 s 2 ' l 3 . 1 .I K l 5 1 A y. , an A M A V , ' ll 5' 1 ' n k , 'L DANNY ARMSTRONG ANNE BURDICK OTTIS DUKE Fall ASB Vlce President Fall ASB Secretary Fall ASB Treasurer a.s. polltwos pointed I FALL ASB CABINET Row 1 Sharon Llndersmnh Ginny Rethng Gaylon Mclniyre Charlofie Fedde Dallas Oakley Jerry Sums Susan Gran? Don Sutherland Bull McComas Gul Dominguez Jnm Dalzell Kalhle Ransom Lmda Dorrance Kafhne Dnnwlddle Suzue Cowden Row 2 Oihs Duke Duck Helgerson Danny Arr-ustorg Anne Burdick Y U . 0 1 . , 6' '. .gli Z lj A T ,tp 1 . F . Q, 1 v - E 5 4 Q . PATTI KILGORE MARILYN HODGES LINDA CARLSON Spring ASB Vice-President Spring ASB Secretary Spring ASB Treasurer then school toward progress SPRING ASB CABINET Paul Clark Carolyn Meaders Dave Berkus Pam MacLean Biff McComas Palti Kilgore Gul Dominguez Marilyn Hodges Linda Carlson Jerry Sims Linda Dorrance Hans S hinzler Deanne Salisian Carole Coulter O I f i I I , , , , f , I 5 I , I xxx' L! SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Sponsoring its number one money - raising activity, the Mr, lt contest and popu- lar standing traditions such as the Senior Pram and the Baccalaureate service, the Senior Class Council per- formed a more -than - ade- quate iob in representing constituents from each se- nior basic class inside PHS. Z?-Q S - ffwilivi A -we 'lt we N S 5 :ww 1, , wr-45 fl S nsabiiamr m V 1 Jia is Q in 5,- a V-v f' lst row: Gary Acker Nancy loberg linda Rice Jerry Sims 2nd row Sharon Relmers Mike Haradon Freda May Dave Binard, Peggy Baxter Jim Dalzell Ann Rumble 3rd row John Watkins Sandy Williams Myron Tarkanian Melinda Moore Dave Call, Kit lynn. 4th row Sharon Pickett Linda Nehls Willy Hahn Sally Evans Carol Briggs eww BIFF McCOMAS MICHELLA PANNETIER Junuor Class Presndent Junuor Class Vuce Presudent JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Representing every IUDIOF on campus the Junnor Class councnl ns composed of eleventh grade students elected by their guldance classes Among Its actuvmes thus year were the much publicized and highly successful pnzza sale and Sadue Hawkms Dance, the proceeds from whlch were added to the class kltty TODDY DRAEGER 9 J cu s tr our class counczl s concern BOB OLDS Jumor Class Treasurer W wi Steamer QF It .Jw EQ? kg awww mg, mf, JJ'-:few-iwiwg slow H 'I Iris? fx Qijejw aiiwtfw -f xaslwnl' .semi isis., .M JUNIOR COUNCIL lst row Bob Olds Toddy Draeger Buff McComas 2nd row Ann Walker John Rnchmond Lllla Gnlbrech Phul Steffensen Jean Lntoborska Claes Klang Sally Textor Make Wasgatt Kay Quello 3rd row Ron Raley Carolyn Houlemard Ralph Perez Gene Lueder Terry Lrercke Maruanne Taft Cole Mason Charlotte Stump 4th row Dave Rumqulst John Yount Monnca Van d r Weele Ed Stewart Dons Cottam Al Zeman Gaul Olseen Carolyn De Nuo 5th row Jem Meadows Randy Serruruer Larry Lorlmer Morris Applebaum Mlchael Halluwell Julle Hesse Martm Newman Marsha McMann 5 . . 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I ' a Commissioner of Social Affairs LINDA DORRANCE GINNY RETTING DAVE BERKUS Fall Commissioner of Assemblies Spring Commissioner of Assemblies KATHIE RANSOM CAROLE COULTER Fall Commissioner of Elections Spring Commissioner of Elections GAYLON MclNTYRE Fall Commissioner of Social Affairs LINDA DORRANCE Spring Commissioner of Social Affairs a.s. cabinet SOCIAL AFFAIRS To unify the variety of social affairs, a new of- fice was created this year. Hi-Day, one act plays, and everything from barn dances to bermuda balls highlighted the year's activities. Fall Commissioner Gaylon Mclntire, iniured dur- ing the first part of football season, and seriously ill for another five weeks, was replaced by Linda Dorrance, who was later reelected for the spring semester. ASSEMBLIES Serious or for iust plain fun, all our assemblies were planned and produced by an Assembly com- mission under the advisership of Miss Joyce Wil- liamson and Mr. David Leary. Student leaders Ginny Retting and Dave Berkus excelled in bring- ing before PHS audiences exciting shows and tal- ented performers. ELECTIONS Here at PHS democratic elections run by stu- dent themselves are planned and supported by the Commissioner and her Election committee. This year Kathie Ransom and Carole Coulter drew enthusiastic support from the student body for their well-organized efforts. f--Q--A SUZIE COWDEN Fall Commissioner of Pep PAT MacLEAN Spring Commissioner of Pep I : omrmission got the job don - - and w ll FALL PEP COMMISSION Row I: Gail Higgins, Janice Alder, Ruth McEachern, Hilli Ivask lrecording secre- taryl, Suzie Cowden lcommissionerl, Pam Maclean lallendance secrelaryl, Pal Stetson, Lillian Guttman, Jane Hilgendorf. Row 2: Nancy Brown, Glenda Swiatek, Marlene Kravetz, Gwen Block, Joanne Sturdivan, Phil Mottesi, Diana Duke, Jackie Frantz, Nancy Brooks, Shiela Dick- son, Chris Swim, Carolee Ream, Carole Beltencourt. Row 3: Jerry Mackanic, Cameron Murray John Ogren, Bob Olds, Tom Stoffel, Dave Raphael, Buddy Ovesen, Tom Wilson, Tom Tustin, 4 I n+'iilu1 blmwr SPRING PEP COMMISSION Row 'l: Pam Maclean lcommissionerl Darlene La Mont lrecording secretaryl Row 2: Meredith Mitchell, Jackie Frantz Suzie Cowden, Judy Barrus, Sarah Kul berg, Susan Jones. Row 3: Penny Aldridge, Connie Randaz zisi, Janet Phetteplace, Carol Throop Nancy Offley. Row 4: Joe Sprankle, George Gurniak J3'1n Ogren, Bill Morgan, Terry Cress men, John Kennedy. The ll:35 bell chimes out across the deserted campus. From the doors pour the never-ending stream of students eagerly departing for their appointed clubs. For this is the hour when the hurried high school student takes a refreshing pause from his busy schedule. Here at PHS, there was a club suited to the needs and interests of most every-1 one. Take the Future Teachers Club, for example. lt offered to its prospective mem- bers information on the requirements, wages, and opportunities for advancement in the teaching profession. Pick just any slice of our club's spectrum, and you'll find something that will sharpen your interest, abilities, or your curiosity. when presidents had KATHIE DINWIDDIE Fall Commissioner of Clubs HANS SCHINZLER Spring Commissioner of Clubs l .gn CLUB PRESIDENTS COUNCIL Row 1 Jack Hagen Norman Kramer Ron Kathol Linda Rice Ron Snow Madelon Mason Phil Jacobs Pat Purdy Mary Ellen Rangel Marlene Kravetz Joe Contreras Row 2 Kathy Dinwiddie lcommisslonerl John Roselt Bill Bourtney Laura lee Strleter Lewis Wise Ken Bowman Cecelia Traylor Claudia Hicks Lynne Seymour Carl Grushkin Gil Dominguez Ray Horn Mrs Chittenden Kadvlsorl Row 3 Sandy Johnson Deanna August Tom Gertmenian Marlene Jack Leslie Sim monds Hans Schlnzler Bob Reuher John Nootbaar John Watkins Jim Dalzell Bill McPherson Jon Lightfoot Q l 7 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 f 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ,gr SUZY ASHCROFT SHARON LINDERSMITH CAROLYN MEADERS Fall Commlssloner of Publlclty Fall Commissioner of Publlcxty Sprung Commussloner of Publicity messages, publzelty people spread the wer FALL PU BLICITY BOARD Carol Beth Winston Vlta Sedlenlck Betsy smith lcommlsseonerl Pat Kilgore Linda Hale SPRING PUBLICITY BOARD Row 'l Llnda Palmer Thea Corcoran lon campus publlctty chanrmanl Carolyn Meaders fcommussuonerl Mary Ann Kmg man foff campus publlclty chalrman Sharon Relmers Susan Davns Row 2 Loulse Lauder Caralln Mumper Pam Townsend Mary Lou Lloyd Betsy Kmgman 31 at A . Q Q Kingman, Mar Jo Button, Sharon Linder- i . . , ll 1 For the year 1957-1958, the Boys' and Girls' League, had what were perhaps their most active and successful programs. Social affairs and fund-raising proiects captured the interests of both groups. A Father-Daughter banquet, themed Lads and Lassies and featuring Scottish tartans, and the annual fashion show, this year entitled Eastern Enchantment, took the lion's share of the Girl's League cabinets' time. On the masculine side, the fellows got to flex their muscles with a Car Smash Ithree swings with a sledgehammer for 25 centsl, and iudo demonstration in their assembly. Highlighting the year was the presentation of the third annual Car Show, at which time the Boys League awarded trophies to fellows with the sharpest cars entered in several classifications. 32 fashion, cars SPRING GIRLS' LEAGUE Row 1: Kitty Osborn lvice-presidentl, Judy Roose isecretaryj, Susan Grant ipresidentl, Nancy Brown itreasurerl, Thea Corcoran ipub' Iicily chairmant. Row 2: Deejay Cole, Sarah Kulberg, Charlotte Stump, Turid Holm, Diana Marvosh. Row 3: Linda Carlson, Jean Grove, Judy Dollen- mayer, Julie Beal, Mrs. Chittenden ladviserl. FALL GIRLS' LEAGUE On bench: lois Bent, Nancy Grizzle ltreasurert, Deanne Salisian ipresidentj, Sonia Gesswein lsecretaryl, Karen Raether. Row 2: Dr. Wickes ladviserl, Barbara Vanden- berg, Dianne Ranta, Charlene Pierson, Martha Booz, Barbara Bolles, Suzie Hawkins, Jane Mc- Cawley, Kay Quello. SUSAN GRANT Fall Girls' League President DEANNE SALISIAN Spring Girls' League President and muscles--the leagues fostered all three s K V E- ,ll it . is :F at 3 DON SUTHERLAND PAUL CLARK Fall Boys' League President Spring Boys' League President Q FALL BOYS' LEAGUE Row 'lz Steve Smith lsecretaryl, Buddy Ovesen ttreasurerl, Don Sutherland lpresidentl, Dave Raphael lvice-presidentl, Mr. Eckels ladviserl. Row 2: John Nootbaar, Martin Newman, Brad Quick, Bob Olds. Row 3: Chuck Rowins, Ronnie Davis, Dave Call, Jim Dalzell, Row 4: Steve Buffington, Bill Bliss, .loe Whitney, Jim Ekstrom. Row 5: Bob Joehnck, Steve Brandt, Jim Winn. 1 't bww SPRING BOYS' LEAGUE Row 'l: John Salter ltreasurerl, Paul Clark lpresidentl, Steve Smith lsecretaryl, John Nootbaar fvice-presidentl. Row 2: Jack Hagen, Joe Whitney, Terry Gray, Brad Quick, Tom Wilson, Buddy Ovesen, Ronnie Davis, Garry Gertmenian, Bill White, Biill Northrup, Martin Newman, John Porter. Row 3: Don Sutherland, Carl Grushkin, Cameron Murray, Bill Bliss, Jim Ekstrom, Steve Brandt, Dave Raphael, Jim Dalzell, Jim Winn, Tom Stoffel, Bill Courtney, Myron Tarkanion, Hans Schinzler, Buddy Green, Mr. Eckels ladviserl. reps reflected interests, esires of Delegating responsibility to elected or appointed officials is a democratic process and PHS people got plenty of chances to see how it operated through at least three groups: . . . REP. COUNCIL-the Bulldog brand of the House of Representatives, the mem- bers of which were elected through basic or guidance classes. . . . YOUTH COUNCIL-a community group with PHS representation which acted upon various topics and problems peculiar to teenagers. . . . FOOTHILL LEAGUE FORUM-an open discussion group that concerned itself with unifying rules and building good sportsmanship on the various loop campuses. ASB cabinet members alternated in attending so that each member had a chance to participate at least once. Q A- - ' if ,sfmmsw er sq- M rv sq l L pate H1 be wav, sfifm' 3 Q' NY't'Tn5Y,. 4,12 we tween. Q, Q I .sf V.. sf-Qmmgs? uw, r Q- v w W , s mv ,, . .,,. ., . L sg at Row 'l: Margie Bertelson, Lynne Sey- Surf? mour, Anne Pearson, Judy Gibson, Bar- bara Bolles, Sharron Brush, Virginia Jensen. Raw 2: Larry Boskovich, Martin New- man, Marilyn Hodges, Linda Rice, Dee Bowers, Kitty Osborn, Laurie McMillan, Row 3: Gil Dominguez, Dave Christmas, Steve Samerian, Jim Dalzell, Rick Rudy, Dave Raphael, Joe Contreras. fellow bulldogs FOOTHILL LEAGUE SPRING REPRESENTATIVES Anne Burdick, Gil Dominguez, Mr. Arthur Ditt- berner, Dick Helgerson, Marilyn Hodges. :K New VF! Q , was xiii? if ,..J ' J +a,,,,,, 4-J' f, 1 YOUTH COUNCIL Row I: Neola Curtis, Kitty Osborn, Linda Morazzi, Susie Cowden, Barbara Bolles, Carolin Mumper Row 2: Martin Newman, Diane Wootan, Linda Dorrance, Lynne Seymour, Jim Ekstrom, Steve Samerian Karen Raether, Susie Shoemaker, Toddy Draeger, Mr. Burns Iadviserj . SPRING REP COUNCIL Row 'I: Judy May, Stove Samerian, Brad Quick, Barbara Serrell, Yvonne Melin, Carol Macintosh, Carole Rudolph, Patti Kilgore, Chris Swim, Chris Crawford, Carolyn Midas, Marlene Kravelz. Row 2:1 Judy Dollenmayer, Kathie Ransom, Joanne Harris, Lorrie Kirsch, Hilli lvask, Anne Burdick, Dee Dee Dammeyer, Jane Hilgen- dorf, Nancy Grizzle, Judy Gibson, Martin Newman, Barbara Bolles, Linda Palmer, Georgia Henry, Row 3: Don Denegal, Turid Holm, Penny King, Gwen Olsen, Michael Halliwell, Jim Ekstrom, Michael Coye, Leigh Zaremba, Phil Jacobs, Mary Ann Williams, Rick Rudy, Tom Stoffel, Robert Blumer, Lois Bent, Bob Hope. !'O X i Qt ,-A 'W ,qw Muon' M. . X 2 WHEN X 5 2 if FY ! 5' is GL-J N, . H 1-I' uf ...-.-.www 'di gnsuuw N3 H ,M ,,,.,M M--N , ., 1.Wr :' Xu Q 0Y4,g:1izf ' am A .F ,ww ... 'H wb Aw f 'M WM 2E1.r:gf:-' .N -M M A .51 ,M L ,. ,. E :: 5 . R K x . 5 g M ' ' ' mf Q- Aw X he gs , M M -- . A xx I x X I M, .A,,,Mi ,mv :EL k k Q A will My Adam. W , L,, W'NiQ,w W M, I , M :Fl .mgxgry 1 A E Q ,E W., 1 ,, I ,M X W ,3ETfEZZ2S1:'.,A,L.ifj W F- W , wb K ' Hai' ff V aw2:m.Mw K t ,R A ww V A ,M-ms. gags , A 4, wg? A+ f ,Qi js: aww 1 .,, if g,..,, 5 i 'ni N24 izfszrm- bullllogs broke V ,wx 1.1 , it my wit 'Q ground or new school GROUND BREAKING January 8, i958 . . . a day that will long be remembered by loyal Bulldogs. Declared PHS Day by Pasadena's mayor, Seth Miller . . . it was a day set aside for the official ground breaking ceremonies for the new Pasadena High School at Victory Park. The festivities began at 2 p.m. with all PHS students attending in red and white. Members of the Board of Education were present, President Steve Salisian introducing them along with Pasadena supervisors, city directors, past board members, and other city luminaires. PHS's Principal Gladiss Edwards concluded the ceremonies by saluting faculty and students of PHS and by climbing aboard one of the two bulldozers and turn- ing over the first shovelsful of dirt. Eager to help in the building of our future PHS, students grabbed shovels and rushed to turn the spades-climaxing the day with clouds of dust, these p fbi al-Q' -K-E 'vi-df' asv'-f-6 -sm new vw Lifvv 40 pl pl oved p p and pi eezswn An. 'uf 'M' 4: 11,1- uv 'Gs mf fv- ,uw an me .AFS W WW DRILL TEAM Row l lrene Nubu Joan Maruscsak Row 2 Carolyn Meaders Claudla Hlcks Duane Wootan Myrna Brown Torn Long susan Grant Row 3 Andy lmus Cindy Cueller Jean Allman Myrna Weberg Nancy Loberg Thea Corcoran Row 4 I h d R 5 Carol Aumann Sandy Jackle Frantz Carol Tarter Doreen Start Danny Roum Bon me Geddes Darlene Banc ar ow Oremus Dnana Marvosh Ann Rumble Barbara Vandenberg Carolyn Hurtt Raw6 Nancy Cartuer Carol Gtlllngham Kathy G d P m McLean Ginny Rettlng Johnson Helen Wnlkes Jacque Reamer Judy Snnger Row 7 Lrnda Carlson Kenda nr en a Barbara Thomas Lunda Cohen Row 8 Hermune Hodges Sue Hoocker Melnnda Moore Lynne Seymour Bonme Bennett L d th L nda Potter Kathue Ransom Sue Warn Row 9 Madelon Mason Suzie Shoemaker Ca ole Coulter Sharon an ersml y Row 10 Margarethe Bertelson Lnnda Rlce Anne Burduck Mary Vasbunder Fran Cock Paltz Kllgore Row11 Kntty Osborn 2 K kl Duane Merz Martha Booz Path Palm Gay Weukert Camxlle Zulpo Mallnda Howell Ellen Lowe Row 'I Joan un e Judy lves Lunda Palmer ' C O , A. . f ' y S. 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' M4 1 L . 3 ' Q L V x 2 1 L. - xfk T is 4' .-: ' ' ' L, ' L 5 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I I I I r ' : r I r I V ' : I 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 ' : I I V I I I ' 3 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 r I 1 4 : I I ' popular at phs 111 MAJORETTES Donna Klausmeler Renee Habeck Sandy Wnlluams Dnanne Gronosky QTL if 4' SONG GIRLS :Qui Sue Carney Mldorl Sunalrl Julie Peterson Marilyn Hodges Dee Dee Dammeyer W NU Wffmwi' wa-wwf CHEERLEADERS Marty Masters Paul Clark Gul Dominguez Judy Barrus 4 .W B, S ,K N , K ,. xi .Aw ,, . , 3:1 3 QQII -Ii Q A a is? li qs, . ' ,, - . .:.-. - X T K .:5gE,,::-gg B f ve, A, M ia Bi Sf . .. an my .S .E Sy W F f 1 AR ,g RQ, R E T ' 3 N L. E ,sjf 1' fa gr M kg 2 ' . MyfQf V vgfzgf 1 I I A Xin, ' sv M r N 'sw-vig ,Arwen W ,J-vw x ek- Yr-1' If' ' Q Q.-xb -.f. Q, . ,, 'P' ' L , K gs. 4:2 A - I f S. . y ,faszsfisfg Xmwmnmkw, M.. S 5 l l THE BULLDOG BAND Row 1: Mr. Daniel Hiestond,, Frank Vilt. Row 2: Robert Jorgenson, Alfred Bias, Ottis Duke, Jerry Hutchison, Ronald Davis. Row 3: Bonnie Loudermilk, Larry Reisner, Mary Tilford, Elizabeth Kingman, Mary Ann Kennedy. Row 4: Barry Hood, Illamae Hannah, Arthur Martinez, Margaret Miller, Tom Sogi. Row 5: Albert Lemmons, France-s lrvin, Sharon Gerson, Carol Tuepker, Ernest Thomas. Row 6: Ardath Kinninger, Garry Gertmenian, Sally Sulzberger, Nancy Stith, Melvin Cohen. Row 7: Mike Coye, William Harris, Bill Packard, Joe Contreras, Sanford Toth. Row 8: Enrique Estrada, Kent Anderson, Lew Holden, Dale Peterson, Carl Williams. Row 9: Robert Rhodes, Dave Hollet, Jim Fortune, Dale Adams, Joseph Galleon. Spirit was the keyword of the 45-member Bulldog Band which, directed by Mr. Daniel Hiestand, gave a total of 84 performances during the year. Football games, assemblies, Open House, and Ground- breaking highlighted the Band agenda. Activities such as the Junior Rose Bowl Parade and the March Pops Concert added prestige to this hard-working group. With the main band as a nucleus, several other organiza- tions were formed. A Pep Band which played during bas- ketball season was an example, as were The Green Moun- tain Boys -a group of girls who initiated a fife, iug, and bottle band to play mountain music. Interested parents even began a Band Boosters Club to help gain community support for our band. Another important musical group was the Orchestra, com- posed of 35 students, and also under Mr. Hiestand's direc- tion. Following a program similar to the one outlined above, the Orchestra also participated in Music in May, the Spring Concert offering by both groups. -au.. ' musicians 5 , i e J ' 1 -.-: Q., I S I 5, ....., , .:.4.E5 A i 1 i :,. I Y 1' ' J ' 1 A --AA ,, in C V 4 si ' , me s t ' ,iniii - W- - --2- fs MR. DANIEL HIESTAND Band and Orchestra Director played up a real storln ORHCESTRA Row 'l: Arlis Hampton, Gloria Davis, Asta Robinson, Martha Paulson, Virginia Jenson, Gwen Block, Marlee Perschbacher, Charlot Pavelko. Row 2: Mr. Daniel Hiestand, Biff McComas, Mary Ann Kennedy, Tom Sogi, Mariorie Plessett, Sally Sulzberger, Robert Turko, Mike Conlon, Mike Palmer. Row 3: Chris Robertson, Chuck Wigler, Glen Werdon, Clinton Cleveland, John Stone, John Reid, Dave O'Neil, Gerald Kern. MR. DANIEL HUGHES Director of Choirs voculeers eame through ole- lahoma Over l50 students were active in the A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, and Boys' Glee Club, the three choral groups on campus under the direction of Mr. Daniel Hughes. The 84-member Choir performed on such memorable occasions as the i957 Christmas pageant and the May 9th Spring Concert, Oklahoma, ln addition to participating as a group in assemblies, at Open House, and in programs at iunior highs, the Choir had ambitious members who branched out on their own to entertain. One ofthe more popular groups formed in this manner was the Boys' Octet, headed by Sam Cortines. Sam also served as Choir president for the first semester, followed in the second term by Judy Ives. The Girls' and Boys' Glee, composed of 43 and 22 members, respec- tively, participated in activities parallel to those of the A Cappella. Heading the girls for the spring semester was Karen Peterson, while Richard Rudy occupied top position for the boys. BOYS' GLEE Row 1: Thomas Olguin, John Perry, James Meadows, Michael Coye, Carl Ross, Robert Smith, Michael Smith, Jeffrey Weeks, Robert Peterson, Herbert Braxton. Row 2: Lamont Kinkade, Frank Hartsell, Russell Lombard, Dave Binard, Jerry Gain, Daniel Wisel, Ronald Lee, Jerald Godol- phin, Ronald Kilby, Richard Rudy. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row I: Vicki Karma, Sharon Hyde, Marty Masters, Sarah Hassler, Lila Gramberg, Connie Claussen, Louise Farrow, Mary Rangel, Joyce Woberman, Kathy Shea, Bonnie Sims, Kay Quello, Joanne Sturdi- vant, .Dinah Stevenson, Carolyn Hurt, Pat Aveilhe, Cathy Franco, Janet Floyd, Fran Hooper. Row 2: Carol Seline, Celeste St. Pierre, Sandy Mills, Debbie Hill, Nancy Braham, Kitty Osborn, Judy Ives, Sharon Monroe, Ardath Kinninger, Linda Palmer, Julie Hesse, Judy King, Judy Lingo, Bev Parks, Dionne Gould, Margie Carlisle, Jane McCawley, Carolyn Smotherman, Sally Evans, Verlene Kellett. Row 3: Cynthia Cuellar, Marie Fawcett, Jackie Marlin, Gay Frey, Sydney De Souza, Ernie Thomas, Sam Cortines, Ken Ford, Stan Hutchinson, Mike Smith, Leigh Zaremba, George Kooshian, Dave Call, Ken Bush, Herb Braxton, Dave Kennedy, Carl Williams, Connie Edwards, Lilla Gilbrech. Row 4: Barbara Kurtz, Jayle Ferson, Nelius Ronning, Bob Griffith, Terry Gray, Dave Binard, Steve Smith, Steve Foto, Lou Katzman, Gary Williams, Allan Tilley, Mike Childers, Ron Halvorson, Bill Morgan, Tom Malcom, Bob Laws, Pau Cark, Chuck Pease, Margie Berteson, Susan Clark. GIRLS' GLEE Row 'l: Kathy Ellis, Wilbert McGuire, Charlene Pierson, Etta O'DeII, Lyra Lee, Darlene Blanchard, Pat Morse, Dorothy Gray, Linda Green, Carol Draeger, Sue Deuchars, Judy Brown, Lilliam Guttman, Marion Haroutunian. Row 2: Kathy Godby, Judy Butler, Carolyn De Nike, Vicki Christian, Mable Smith, Linda Rumble, Diana Duke, Sandra Jones, Karen Peterson, Jean Hochersmith, Priscilla Wells, Helen Guers rero. Row 3: Carol Chaddock, Doreen Yessel, Nancy Offley, Joan Wilson, Tina Hansen, Karne Norris, Willie Campbell, Karen Heckmon, Karen Vinson, Melinda Howell, Nancy Becker, Carol Robertson, Kathy Wiley. XF SSQQQQ if i CURIOUS SAVAGE Mrs. Savage .,,, ,, Cloister Guests... Savage Family ,,,A,, Cloister Staff .,,,.. Student Directors., . ,,., H CAST Susie Shoemaker Juva Sneathen Mary Chatterton Carolyn Meaders Junc Lindmon Marsha McMann llike Lewis Scott Burns John Steiner Carol Throop Sandy Jones Kent Lioret Roy Severfn Jerry Tenner Dorine Dudly Leslie Simmonds Nancy Clements Bev Parks Grace MacFarlane Neola Curtis Susie Hawkins Diana Marvosh Lynne Moore Shirlee Heymer 'scwageg big 958 hit Under the able direction of Mr. John Stewart, Pasa- dena High School drama students presented their an- nual mainstage production, The Curious Savage. Running two nights, each night with a different cast, the three-act comedy was concerned with the actions of some very peculiar people. All who saw the per- formance agreed it was one of the best that the Drama Department has presented. I 2+--1' lla it X ll '-3+ Nuff homecoming we Red and White Day, a special Homecoming event which is slated to become a school tradition, made its initial appearance on October 31, 1957, and was her- alded by an enthusiastic student body donned in alma mater colors. The affair was designed to re-welcome PHS alums from classes of 1886 to 1957. Included in the festivities was a special Red and White Rally which featured prominent community speakers, the unfurling of the new Pasadena Bulldog ban- ner, and the surprise announcement of the Red and White Queen. Ginny Retting, a senior, was elected to reign from a group of four other campus coeds, Margie Bertelson, Dee Powers, Hilli lvask, and Barbara Thomas. The evening activities were highlighted by a neatly-timed victory game against the Burroughs' Indians, from which PHS emerged on the top half of the 14-O score. Following the game, the crowd of spectators attended he Home-coming Dance in the Girls' Gym. learned 'Targa HILLI IVASK Princess urn ,NV 1 ni. W 9 BARBARA THOMAS :nanny bulldog ol grads Her Maiesty, Ginny Retting, led her court of five Red and White beauties to the night dance during their reign on Homecoming Day. it if 4 f- ,... 'cj 3 -XX I Q7 K i AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Turid Holm, exchange student from the Faroe Islands, Den- mark, pictured extreme left, and Hans Schinzler, from Munich, Bavaria, Germany, pictured third from left, were welcomed to PHS last fall. Present to welcome and question them about their travels were Ardath Kinninger and Carolin Mumper, AFS president and vice-president, respectively, pictured extreme right and second from left. Kay Quello, PHS's AFS Rep for 1958, is pictured at the right. CHARLOTTE FEDDE Girls' State Rep JIM EKSTROM Ill PETER JAMES IRQ Boys' State Reps 4 s ., -f,:-QW1 3 sw, . , 4 ..., A, was ,i VIII? ' i' M' , .,,., ,'-r' . . ...., ,,eee f ise ,gg sf-,ff 2 eififfilf honor s MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS Pasadena was proud of its five seniors who won the high academic honor of being in the National Merit Scholarship finals. The scholars were Barbara Serrell, Donald Green, George Greenstein, Walter Edmonds, and George Root. BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS Because of their outstanding records of achievement nine PHS seniors were awarded certificates by the Bank of America. The stu- dents and their respective fields were Shar- on Reimers, mathematics, Barbara Serrell, laboratory science, Ardath Kinninger, music, Linda Carlson, English, Dick Helgerson, social science, Karen Raether, foreign language, Dennis Delavara, business, David Berkus, trades and industry, and Ed Huttger, art. SPELLDOWN With I6O spellers competing from each basic or block class, twenty-four PHS students were finalists in the annual spelling contest. The winners were Dave Barker, Robert Ben- ningfield, Brian Bolton, Martha Booz, Linda Carlson, David Carta, Judy Clark, Jon Clute, Bill Dean, Dennis Delavara, Judy Dollen- mayer, Charlotte Fedde, Sue Friedmann, Di- ane Gould, Lillian Guttman, Roger Hill, Lois Lehman, Madelon Mason, Susan Orowan, Larry Reisner, Barbara Saul, Stan Shaw, Carol Seichert, and Sheryl Wilson, monds. SUSAN FREY Nat'l Secretaries' Scholarship BAUSCH-LOMB FINALISTS Mr. Arthur Schecter, David L. Davis, Joel Horowitz lwinneri, David Carta, Sharon Reimers, George Root, Barbara Serrell, Walter Ed- went to worthy red fn whiters Q 153. 'ww' T? SPEECH DEPARTMENT Pasadena High School has a right to be proud of its Speech department. Under the direction of adviser Mr. Leonard Perry and co-adviser Mr. Bruce Campbell, numerous trophies and certificates have been awarded to outstanding students. Dick Helgerson, Matt Pauly and Larry Lorimer received trophies from the Lion's Club, while at the Foothill League competition Joel Horowitz, Sharon Reimers, Julianne Hesse and Larry Lorimer won the coveted awards for debating. Many students received certificates in the fields of Oratory and Drama Interpretation and Manuscript reading. NELIUS RONNING Junior Class Essay Winner FOOTHILL LEAGUE DEBATERS Larry Lorimer, Sharon Reimers, Mr. Perry, Joel Horowitz, Julianne Hesse LIBBIE EVERHART PHS' Competitor, Thom McAn Scholarship KENNETH BEAM PHS' Competitor, Thom McAnn Scholarship W Qu-i A fits. Za j , 'project record' caught 40? lm Memories . . . Everyone has his own mem- ories and recollections of the year '57-'58 at PHS. Back in September, an idea was born of one PHS senior as he sat on the steps of C building one day, listening to the typical high school sounds around him. These were sounds, Dave Berkus thought, that would never be heard again by his classmates or himself. With a germ of an idea, Proiect Record was initiated. Dave began work, recording every sound around campus that might, as he put it, be fun to hear again, lust once. By April, over 10,000 feet of tape had passed through the recorder, and more than 500 hours had been spent in planning, recording, and editing, Recorded by Custom Fidelity Records and pressed by Capitol Records, Proiect Record en- ables every loyal Bulldog to recall the sounds of 1957-58, years hence, by simply applying a phonograph needle to the high fidelity disc. On these pages are pictured, as they happened, some of the events that the grooves of Proi- ect Record have preserved in sound. DAVE BERKUS, Coordinator PROJECT RECORD COMMITTEE Pat Stetson, Martin Newman, Susie Cowden, Mr. Eckels, Dave Berkus, Ottis Duke, Nancy Grizzle Claes Klang, Lynne Seymour. Smiles as well as cheers greeted Senior Ginny Retting as she was crowned Queen of Homecoming. Ur 'vi It U l V ,. . . FA X gt sounds ii fl 5 Ark!! T fsktwrml' V l lll 1 X e 5 5 5 3 2 3 ,L . Q 3 c ,X of phs, 95 . ..ii ,A i ,4 Q'-' KL-31 ' 9: - 03 Pepslers ioin forces for lhe old Red and While: Lefl, Board President Sieve Salisiang Mr. Bill JonesgPep Commissioner Suzie ga f D J v ner!-H4 Everylhing from musicals lo drama lo curly locks gol inlo the PHA acl, ,.r ws. .-of How many students at PHS really understand what the IGY stands for? Those three letters mean lnternational Geophys- ical Yearz a concentrated effort to learn more about the earth and related fields. As its name suggests, IGY is an international proiect that even PHS has had a hand in. By promoting an interest in science and math, we have, perhaps, added to our country's reserves of scientists. The Science Fair and Engineers' Contest gave students an opportunity to display proiects they had worked on during the year. Pasadena was well represented at the annual Chemistry and Physics exams by students enrolled in these classes. A number of clubs on campus, including the newly formed Rocket Club, have provided scientific stimuli for thos inter- ested. Perhaps providing the most incentive to excel in science and math was the Bausch-Lomb Optical award. This year, this top science trophy went to Senior Joel Horowitz. Joel was given the opportunity to fly to Rochester, New York, to compete for scholarships with thirty other seniors from all over the country. The Bank of America gave twelve seniors a chance to earn 51000 in competition with other seniors from the sur- rounding area. This year the math award was won by Sharon Reimers and the laboratory science award by Barbara Serrell. .V W.. .. WWMM inside plus P' is ti, .tg We as Q ., ,vsbwsseswfwwwwh A Young faces of tomorrow get a helping hand from student-teacher. -.-.,,,.k,m il mm- ew f-sw. leagues et Ray Chancellor, sweepstakes winner of the annual Boys' league car show, beams over his prize-winning car as bird's-eye view of all entries forms a background. K' YS -M. X sev , :. i 1 5 , ,Nj :lynx 1 if ., . if A' Q fix loose with varied are ai x 1 'N' 1 om j 'wg V Y Qi 'st ,df . 5 r-t 1' f .,, 5' v0 9 WC ' ,--at if EX e era- W , A MN ff W' N4 Stand back there . . .the headlights are mine! Fashions and iudo were the respective themes for the unnuat foll league assemblies. WWW: 1 E -1' -vm: ,fly 'V' la.. 1-in 'V was MARILYN SAM PSON Storybook Queen . DIANE WOOTAN NANCY GRIZZLE KATHY DINWIDDIE KATHY RANSOM Princess Princess Princess ,fi Princess 1--44' . k 'ww Psa 'N by snappy rote showed military sharpness Row l: James J. Williams, Richard G. Anderson, Carl A. Williams, David L. Ashby John R. Hoover. Row 2: Michael R. Quinn, Donald J. Basham, David L. Smith Raymond L. McKeever, Frank L. Singleton, Lewis E. Wise, James G. Weaver. Row 3: Howard R. Caldwell, Bradford M. Bean, E. Stanley Nave, Fritz H. Haradon STAFF OFFICERS BATTALION Commander-Cadet Maior Michael Quinn Executive Officer-Cadet Capt. Donald Bashom Adjutant KS-ll-Cadet Capt. Frank Singleton Intelligence Officer lS-l l-Cadet Second Lieut. Raymond McKeever Operations Officer lS-31-Cadet Capt. David Smith Supply Officer lS-4l-Cadet Second Lieut. Lewis Wise A COMPANY Commander-Cadet Capt. Stanley Shapiro Platoon Leaders-Cadet First Lieuts. E. Stanley Nave, James Williams B COMPANY Commander-Cadet Capt. Richard Anderson Executive Officer-Cadet Second Lieut. John Hoover Platoon leaders-Cadet Second Lieuts. James Weaver, Bradford Bean C COMPANY Commander-Cadet Capt. David Ashby Executive Officer-Cadet First Lieut. Carl Williams Platoon Leaders-Cadet Second Lieuts. Fritz Haradon, Howard Caldwell vu. Getting up in the wee-small hours of the morning, being prompt and on time to 7 a.m. practice, tromping rain or shine through muck and mud , . . these are only a few of the perils with which a PHS member of the ROTC Drill Team is confronted. But any staunch wearer of the helmet, boots, and spots will tell you that it's worth every bit of hard work. 62 CAMPUS EDITORS Row I: Kent Parsons, Sports: Nancy Zimmerman, ldentilicationg Nancy Brooks, Business Manager: Marilyn Vore, Clubs: MaryLou lloyd, Faculty and Administration: Sue Romeis, Copy: Bonnie Ged- des, Activities. Row 2: Judy Hopper, Govern- ment: Rosemarie Hartwell, Photography, Barbara Sheldon, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Patti Kienly, Seniors: Ann Cox, Editor-in-Chief: John Difley, Division Pages. ASSISTANT EDITORS Row I: Bonnie Van Deavender, Dee Bowers, Carol Bettencourt, Ray Brimble. Row 2: Linda Nehls, Maryann Williams, Bob Griffith, Beverly Messenger, Alan Burg, Bob Chall. M? M 1 v . 1' V ' .KV ANN COX Editor-in-Chief pus .staff peered inside--foluul people 6 4 PHOTO PRODUCTION Row I: Tom Gertmenian, Sharron Brush, John Watkins, Celtil Touchon, John Difley. Row 2: Frank Crandall, Sharon Long, Rosemarie Hartwell, Ben Molnar, Verlane Kellett, Ken Barnes, Robert Chall. Row 3: Jack Hagen, Lennox Sweeney, Rob Gage, Bob Dilworth, Jerry Rubendall, Gerald Mackanic, Mr. Girdner lAdviserl. az..,,,,, 'il 'Ulu- vu. fb. ik ., M , - .la M.,,..j il C , Ci. -7:53 Y, rl IM. ...,-40 ..,, rf -1':,'-f Sm: .QQ FALL CHONICLE EDITORS Sealed: Thea Corcoran, Feature: Margie Plessel, News: Carolin Mumper, Associale. Standing: Carolyn Meaders, Business Manager: Marlene Kravelz, Exchange: Bud Green, Sports: Dicna Clark, Executive. DIANA CLARK Execulive Edilor ph mud ,GO 64 9 kv 4, CHRONICLE CLASS Row I: Maryann Kingman, Carolyn Meaders, Thea Corcoran, Judy Haymaker, Diana Clark, Don Merry, Row 2: Charles Darby, Ginny Relting, Lynne Seymour, Monica Fuller, Grace MacFarlane, Buddy Green, Margie Plessel, Row 3: Mr. Ernest Neumann, Hank Lewis, Marlene Kravelz, Judy King, Carolin Mumper, Linda Schaller, Karen Raelher, Martha Booz, Mr. Charles Barr. CHRONICLE SPRING EDITORS Seated: Marlene Kravetz, Exchange, Margie Plesset, Associate, Karen Raether, Feature, Don Merry, Sports. Standing: Jack Hagen, Photography, Lynne Seymour, Carolyn Meaders, C,ty, Thca Corcoran, Co-News, Grace MacFarlane, Business Manager, Diana Clark, Executive Editor, Bud Green, Managing, Leslie Person, Co-News, Carolin Mumper, Associate, C. B. Winston, Feature. news--prize-winning chron reported it v 1 5-,sin- 4 T7 ,...:V.. ii ef I an WWQQYN 3 ,--.- .-31' HRONlCLE Jam was Sw gf ,Q 1.33,-:Q ' Q ATHLETIC NEWS BUREAU Bud Green tco-chairmanj, Wayne Yates, Hank Lewis lseatedl , Kent Parsons, Don Merry Ico-chairmanj, Louise Lauder. 65 n V 1 4 C Y 1 1,1 un-1 1- v, Q 'fins wg Y., N5 Q 3:1 gil' WF? gr -3 ww X X x.. .5 In X fs NW! 4 .5 A ' - K W H, is K . + V. has Q M, X N sf X , fx .Q ,M 4:. 4 gi Y, 'TEEN X ia -wir M., . .... X ,H i .. x 'S X , Sw .NEW 2 ! :K X K 4.5. ..,. .. JM KWK0 3 ... Q 51 4. I .. ..,. 2 .ur Q, i W f, ASQ , ESQ? 'ww X L ff we ' Y Pg',. 'i+ W 1 . 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Davis Lmdo Jean Dorrunce Chuck Dori Carol Doty Karleen Maye Downs Clifford Dozler Bull Dreyfus Roy Droege Dorine Dudley Olhs Duke Jerry DuRose Earl Dusenberry Kem DuVal Michael Dyer Elaine Ehlers Elizabeth Everharl ,W L J - .' A if Richard Eastwood Jay Eischcn Paul Everifl MIK idx Ni' ? A J QS lil x if-ei QQ? if 'Q 3F,..:f A R? sm in ff 9 ak 5 nfs if -J. ' A few . Q j if , ,gb-K 4 1 E ' WU N 4 . , ' A x X .N +5 x 4 ' 1 ' X , Q X , 'Z' , S '-X . . -1 i M-f ,W , Y if . -- 'W' .Q W. i f. ' '- 5f' - -5 w 3353 - QA mf . NSW - ,...,f 1' f- , Q ww .. .I if Qi.: .... h A E , has . + , , Kxgigyqx 'TS K Mal is-ww f ,K , . XX, U ,. as Q 'Q N Q fa 7 V. -y. gk H -I Q x 2 4 A f 1 A 11255 ii 2-51 2 31- - - mi Linda J. Hansen Annette Hard Virginia Hardy Yvonne Hardy Doris Harrison Frank Harlsell Rosemarie Hartwell Sarah Hassler Eddie L. Hayes Sigrid Hayes Myrna Hearn Chuck Hedlund Joyce Dean Heflin Richard Helgerson Barry L. Helsel Larry Henderson Marion Horoulunian William H. Harris William Lloyd Hatcher Edward J. Hauser Pauline Hedlund Larry Hedwall Georgia Henry Jeanelfe Herren Jane Hess Shirlee Heymer Claudia Hicks Nancy Suzanne Hicks Jean Hiernoux Mike Hildum Barry L. Hill Deberah C. Hill Randi Hill Marilyn Hodges Marilyn Hollems Turid Holm Fran Hooper John Roger Hoover Roberl D. Hope Ray Horn Roy Horn Joel Horowilz Tom Hill Richard Holmquisl Daniel Dee Hopkins Robert Howard Jean Hockersmilh Hermine Hodges Susan Hoocker Barry Hood Judy Hopper Sally Hopping Malinda Jane Howell Ralph Hubbard Gary Allen Hughes Gary Hunloon Darlene Hurd Carolyn Hurt! Stanley Hulchinson Ed Hullger JA fuk. ' F L , ii 4 x. A, f4'iX, H . 113.3 Qu.-ov? ,WK wh fl MQ?- if K wc rf QT, ff? ,fs ff ., is 45' R if fa if 2 235 ,gg 'f H A WN' 14 'X' J f 1 ' .. ., , r,.., I 3 ik ,A M 4 if A 'Q , I .ww WM: V, 3 - Q ::'ff,wf:,,- f L Q ,Q -.sn -X ww f 4 Q w , ,Q -'Q ,155 if ' af W W Q Q , .5 f 15 , 4 , wg Z' 3 ' M X, A V yi ., ,f , .. w w' ' . 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We fi Ns X ,, , sag f V , i if ' A Za g X V S V X-1 as S5 S' f '55 if l 1 Q H 'if ga. ,, TM Q ' S ig- , Ui'71?2sf- f 1 A L. f Q H mf, -V . ,,,,, , ,h,,, , vgffm ,.. S 'fl -P-P .. .F 1 f dk A l QQ Y mi Q E Q' , .wi wx W ,ws 31' N f Q 5 A xi 1 K ' xg . ,gr - .- 'Q 5 Nga 2 Q25 me 56 Pasadena alumnus Steve Farrell pounded on the vibes at a senior class-sponsored dance as spectators stood by showing appreciation Katherine Lynn Grace MacFarlane Laurie Ann McMillan Stephen B. Lyon Bruce MacAdam Jane McCawley McKeever dden Shirley Jean Mills Dave Minney Bob Milchell Donna J. Mohr linda Mollno Dan Molnar Sharon Monroe Loren C. Monlgomery Gail Moore Melinda Moore Tod H. Moore Bill Morgan Carolyn Lee Morris Jim Morris Les C. Morris Lynn Morris Judy Morlon Jon Mosleller Helen Mozolan Carolin Mumper Sonia Munger Ne Carolyn Murfee Jesse Muro E. Slanley Nave ll Hazel Nebilsi Linda Nehls Palricia Nemec Irene Niibu Ken Nishimolo Jean L. Noble Herbert Noe John N. Noolbaar Gale Nordstrom Diane Norwood Sharon Nouskaiian Karen Oakland Cathy Oakley Dallas Oakley Nancy Offley Sven Olsen Robert S. Olson Dave O'Neil John D. O'Neill Terry O'Quinn Louie Orecchio Killy Osborn Diana Jo Osmon Jean Osli Nancy Over Harold Ovesen Edwin Ower Erika Nense William R. Packard Thomas Packman Dotty Norton lscglxegcrnuhllm Betty Palmer Donald Palmer, Jr. . linda Palmer Th R. I omas ogum Mike Palmer Sandra Oremus Slim Palmer Mary Palmieri Richard Patterson Martha Paulson Brenda Lee Packard Chuck Pease Bert Pedigo 1 fm.. .--- ' is ,,,,,, K M x 1 -5- I is ,.-, V Q ,-. l 5, 'i . .45 , 5 J 3 Ps- ., P f ' 'N U F' 1 .x i A i 4 l lx ., K ' 3 M 1 fl W 4, ' I .V ,M .. .W -1 -:-, ,.q'-.fm P, -..X .w,,,,,.,,,.,... . ,,..... Q le-eww.. lg 3 -U 'A-' Q..-5 l . .. ii f Q Senior girls in phys. ed. classes got in their licks at tennis as instructors Joanne not that way-this way! 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' if is gg f r- .xx Q fm 5g5.f? :X K sw my -W g A A -' 5 fr d K . ...,,. z ..: A Y c-xii? x :-,..: EP? ,.,, , 91' Qi, Q 1 Q x 1. .1 , N' ',,,, :mf ...,..,, . J.. :Q W , M .5 izga, 'A :gif . - :: ' ...,., , og 1 f sg 1 X, M sf as an rw- Y.. -2 4 .'3E ?x,:f 1 -1.2: 'xW'3h f 1 1? as . Q .da ,., Q .,.:.,.. L 4. . gg 1 gif? A 42513 ' . Z 2 ,gyhif If U ' xi A Q' , .. .,,-, I . , - 'Ai N W E '.: E:g'5H::1'-F fE'sf2?fIEf T Q Q 1, :gy '22 1 ,V 'A Carol Tcrter Melvin Taylor Nelson Taylor, Jr. Virdene Orela Taylor Frank Teegardln Llto Telada Flores Walter Gerald Tenner Annne Thayer Thomas W Tha er T rry Thnesse Barbara Thomas Ernest Thomas Marqorte Thomas D louse Thompson Roger Thornton Carol Eluzabeth Throop Our small card Index room wlthln the library became G busy busy corner when se nuors began the rush for that end of semester report or paper - Y e ' n n . .xx 1 1 ' Joan Wilson Johnny Wilson Tommy Wilson Walter Keith Wilson James Winn Carol Beth Winston Lewis E. Wise Theda Mae Wittman Ernest Woelper Richard Woods Edwin C. Woodward Karen Woodworth Diane Wooton Wayne Wright Ronald Yagami Sharon Yandt Norma J. Yarbrough Doreen Yesel Robert Zeuschner Nancy Zimmerman Camille Zulpo Gaylon Mclntyre 96 Perry Shapiro Thomas Archibald Janice Athay Kenneth Barnes Thomas Baughman Bradford Bean Richard Beard George Bedel Edmund Beimel James Bellino Paul Bennett Barbara Bolefahr Brian Bolton Edward Boster James Brill James Calles Albert Chambers Dennis Ciccarelli Jon Clute Richard Compton Phillip Conti Sam Cartines Dennis Di Cristina Marie Fawcett Thomas Garretson Jay Goldby Sue Gross Michael Haddock Fritz Haradon Jacqueline Hargens Richard Hartvikson Martha Hoffman Dave Holett Gerald Humphrey Dwight Irwin Elmer Jett David Josephsan Kenneth Karelius Ronald Kathol David Lawson Wilberta McQuire The quiet peaceful after-effects of a busy June are reflected in the campus' mirror pools as students head for vacation spots or future alma maters, leaving behind them stores of memories and friends. John Matyas Eileen Morgenstern George Norris Kathleen Norris John Owen Phillip Page Richard Papp Lucille Prather Donald Pritchett John Ragsdale Gary Stone Alice Tapia Cecelia Traylor Robert Treat Dennis Webb Myrna Weberg Marcia Welemiror Frank Weston Donald White James Williams Charles Wingler 97 .1 , 3 , , , f 1 I, , 1 1 gl I f ' f I ' r ff, 1 I 'X A ,X X xx kt 4, NX , WL ,Q-if I wmv .. , AJ' - ,A 5-V: ' 4, z ? E E 'E f f ff! 2 phs' honorary orqaluzatlons O0 X 'P-, 3 weep E SWK As? 100 v KEY CLUB Row 'I Dan Armslrong Don Sutherland Don Sunukllcn Jam Dalzell Duck Anderson Carl Grushkm Claes Klang Paul C Clark Row 2 Hans Schnnzler Mr Schecter Dave Call Gaylon Mclnhre Dave Berkus Larry Lorrmer Davld Carla Mark Jones Row 3 Oths Duke Sleve Samerlan Mel Hem David Llggetf Sieve Smllh Bob Olds Marlin Newman Row 4 Duck Helgerson Jvck Eckslrom Tom Parks Charles Rowlns Dennls Delavara Frank Sfarfup Row 5 John Nootbaar Gilbert Domlnguez Robert Gage Buff McComas Bob Northrup Mm F planned, erformed servwe projects The Forelgn Student Tea and the Sprung fashion show Festive Fashions were the two prlnclpal social affairs sponsored by the Auroras the girls honorary service group on the PHS campus Durmg the grnd season Aurora members helped keep Bulldog pep and spurlt hugh vua the sale of rooters tags varlously labeled Mash Muur Scalp the lndlans and Blast the Dynamaters Membershlp rs awarded to those gurls who have given outstandnng and unsclftsh servlce to thelr school and commumty Pasadena s Key Club the boys honorary counterpart sponsored for the thurd consecutive year Career Day now a tradntuonal vocatlonal guudance event that has been acclalmed as the best slngle servxce prolect In the Callfornla Nevada Hawall Klwanls Dlstrlct for the past two years The 1958 edlt on featured 33 speak ers addressing students on the advantages and disadvantages of their respective occupations The Keymen sollclted advertnsmg for and a'so sold souvemr programs for all home football games at Horrell Fleld wmabwowhtifxwmtbfiwsrlmwa ik Sm.. sw. wwmswis were il it fssarknvwsgnsssfk A22 4 'mt Etsy! SWQWV sismJ xWgs Kids 1 www? .asset-aw fiaw :gli 19 me O nggrswmwwwsr' AURORA lower left to top Carolyn Meaders Charlotte Fedde Nancy Stlth Ardath Kmmnger Pat Stetson Mar garethe Bertelson Lunda Carlson Kttty Osborn Carolln Mumper Neola Curtls Top to lowe rlght Karen Raether Anne Burdack Path Kilgore Marulyn Hodges Deanne Sallslan Duane Dammeyer Toddy Draeger Kathy Dlnwlddle Maryann Kingman Center of the A Susan Cowden Sharon llndersmlth Libby Ever hart Marty Masters Sharon Relmers Susan Hawkins 2.45 4 6 -WN Jw 'fliif ' '5-Q, l Q -ll it 45 M mf ' af 4-::. ' , f if if N ,eg ..,A' Q 4., 5 isa, R r p r fr 4'-r 4 5 ,C-Url 9 wx 7 5' Q , we QUILL 8. SCROLL Row 'l Buddy Green Duara Clark Marilyn Vore Ron 2 Carolyn Mumper Morgue Plessel ,vm THESPIANS Raw 1: Mike Lewis, Lilla Gilbreih, Carolyn Meaders, Susie Hawkins. Row 2: Pam Townsend, Linda Dor- rance, Grace MacFarlane. Row 3: Carol Throop, Jean Grove, Caroline Sawyer, Diana Marvosh. Row 4: David Smith, Scott Burns, Susan Shoemaker, Calhy Franco, Nancy Clements. these' hon 01 Aim. 121. CSF SEALBEARERS Row 1: Maryann Kingman, Mary Ann lmmordino, Sharon Reimers, Linda Carlson, Barbara Serrell, Elizabeth Everhart, Lois Lehman, Donna Lee Klousmeier, Diane Marvosh. Row 2: Carolin Mumper, George Greenstein, Ardath Kinninger, Madelon Mason, Susan Shoemaker, Helen Torgersen, Deanne Salisian, Frances Cook, Linda Rice. Row 3: Karen Raether, Dennis Delavara, Joel Horowitz, David Smith, Dick Helgerson, Carl Grushkin, George Root, David Carta, Linda Wiler, stud nts plunn d high, aehieved highest Row l: Marilyn Vore, Susan Cowden, Lillian Cheryl Carlson, Wilma Webster, Sally Daisey Higgins, Ann Walker. Row 2: Pam McLean, Macintosh, Diane Gould, Joan Lancor, Sally Linda Dorrance, Lilla Gilbrech, Jackie Reamer. CSF Guttman, Kay Quello, Carol Anderson, Toddy Draeger, Caroline Brigham, Suzanne Wood, Karen Warren, Gail Marianne Taft, Susan Grant, Gordon Mclnnes, Carolyn Textor, Lila Stranske, Grace MacFarlane, Doris Cottam, Row 3: Pal Stetson, Charlotte Fedde, Patricia Kilgore, Helen Hippensteil, Louise Lauder, Martha Booz, Sharon Pickett, Jane Bacon, Linda Black, Lois Bent, Vivian Bishop, Diana Clark. Row 4: Janice Alder, Carol Siechert, Charlotte Stump, Mary Anne Kennedy, Mary Ann Tilford, Claes Klong, Jerry Raymond, Nada Opperman, Judy Longabach, Pam Townsend, Marsha McMann, Jean Grove, Jane Hilgendorf, Thea Corcoran. Row 5: Judy King, Pat Sullivan, Bonnie Buckle, Kunneth Bowman, Marvin Cooper, Roger Hill, Nishari Krikorian, John Kiger, Sheryl Wilson, Barbara Bolles, Judy Gibson, Judy Dollemayer, Leslie Pearson. Row 6: Wayne Yates, Lee Ramsauer, Norman McCann, Michael Halliwell, Tom Parks, Bob Joehnck, Peter James, John Porter. , --i Ct .J ' V um of 8 zagicgz, 9 X Y fr 3,5 5-.-1 ,. , --s . 65. t M 5 ,5nf 'i'. fi Q' . 555' gi Qt' 'L' E 53' X a-- .V mv -ff .Q Q M iv .. X , xi' YP ' is ' A ' nv am gs up ... 5 as Q is A -.iv av , ' ax- DQ' i if D . ., V4 8 HH Q, J iw-+,N4nv on 41- -. ,,,, 'V ' , A Kuff, Y I iq, 'Mg i Q L ,. LW in strid with tradition, uthenian 1' SCHOOL SERVICE Row I Dianne Ranta Ruth Mclfachcrn Hill: lwa I. Carolyn DeNlke Carolee Ream Neola Curtis Judy Maclcan Su Jorc'an lol won r' cr' a wra I Marshall Joanna Josephson Pal Nixon Chris Crawford Diana Duke June Llndman Carolyn Dawson Chris Swim Ruth Ann Hoffman Sally Textor Row 3 Marlene Scarantlno Jane Hess Joyce Richardson Barbara Harvey, Sonia Gesswein, Judy Longabach, Jean Litoborski, Sandi Dobrzanski, Karen Thompson, Sharon Boswell, Dorene Stait. Row 4: Carole Tepel, Judy Roose, Ann Pearson, Bonnie Carlson, Carol Hollenbeck, Cherry Schenck, Clwarlcnc Pierson, Sandy Swanson, Nancy Oflley, Joan Hicrnaux. Ro ' : Olive Smart, Kathleen Rothe, Mary Bennett, Nada Opprman, Joanne Harris, Linda Hale, Corky Mcqill, Janet Porteous, Lynda Reeve, Bonnie Lindsey, Barbara Epperson. New COMMUNITY SERVICE Row 'I: Mary Lee Peterson, Grace MacFarlane, Carolyn Meaders, Carol Beth Winston, Carole Coulter, Neola Curtis, Mary Lou Lloyd, Joan Huber. Row 2: Sandy Sandoval, Peggy Baxter, Betty Marhad, Bonnie Buckle, Joan Lancor, Beverly Messenger, Carolyn Macintosh, Sue Romeis. Row 3: Eurlene Johnson, Julie Beal, Joyce Kuntz, Thea Corcoran, Carol Tarter, Gay Weikert, Nancy Algotson, Barbara Mad- den. Row 4: Nancy Clements, Wendy Chamberlain, Karen Lewis, San- dy Wilmot, lois Bent, Deanne Salisian, Barbara Lochner, Susan Davis. kept their service fires bright RED CROSS Row 1: Bonnie Loudermilk, Charlolfe Fedde, Neola Curtis, Cheryl Carlson, Marge! Plessetl. Row 2 Mrs. Bishop, Nancy Slilh, Kay Quello, Sheila Dickson, Lillian Gullman, Toddy Draeger, Virginia Hardy Row 3: Peggy Mahfood, Ann Walker, June McCawIey, Nancy Hicks, Barbara Filger. . .4 BULLDOG Y Row 1: John Salter, Bob Laws, Bill Northrup, Leigh Zaremba, John Richmond, Dave Call, Bob Ratliff, Gil Dominguez, Row 2: Mr. Ken Bellivelle, East Pasadena Y.M.C.A. Secretary: Dave Bayha, Steve Sam- erian, Pat Donahue, Bob Hope, John Ogren, Martin Newman, Ruben Vanian, David Sunkle. Row 3: Cap Crawl, Cole Mason, Greg Ave- desian, Brad Quick, Carl Chancellor, Bob Kurzy, Bob Griffith, Bill Vingoe, Mr. Holland. Row 4: Jan Boslrom, Michael Coye, Dave O'Neil, Ran Halvorson, Joe Whitney, Bob Beecher, Dave Berg, Tom Wilson, Nelson Taylor Jr. Row 5: Jack Wilson, Bill Bliss, Willie Hahn, Rowley Call, Dennis Smith, Tom Parks, Rick Rudy, Steve White. ommunity-sponsored group offered JUNIOR PHY Row 1: Sue Braddon, Pat Piccarelli, Sue Engstrom, Judy Young, Nancy Grizzle, Nancy Brown, Sheryl Weber, Kathy Alfredo. Row 2: Mar Jo Button, Kathy Clark, Tina Hanson, Shari Barrett, Carol Gore, Sue Freidmann, Gail Higgins, Diane Halleson, Mrs. Ansite. Row 3: Phyllis Walmagott, Etta O'Dell, Connie Randazzisi, Karen Warren, Lyn Golseth, Judy Rodebaugh, Louise Di Girolamo, Sharon Gray, Renee Lawrence. Row 4: Janice Halford, Joan Miller, Julie Hesse, Nancy Becker, Sheri Kline, Greta Seastedt, Penny King, Kathy Eghazarian, Marian Nagy, Janet Phetteplace, Judy Midas. Gserviee unlinited' -many respond al SENIOR PHY Row I: Joan Maruscak, Tori Long, Barbara Vandenberg, Jackie Frantz, Linda Dorrance, Sandy Williams, Marilyn Sampson, Opal Rickman, Pat Stetson, Nancy Brooks. Row 2: Helen Wilkes, Sharon Nous- kaiian, Barbara Thomas, Kathy Dinwiddie, Bonnie Bennett, Linda Nehls, Darlene Lamont, Kathleen John- son, Nancy Perry. Row 3: Delores Dalool, Lynda Potter, Kathie Ransom, Sandi Oremus, Dee Bowers, Sarah Hassler, Linda Reed, Tessa Johnson, Kit Lynn, Nancy Loberg. Row 4: Dona Klausmyer, Sally Hopping, Sue Warn, Melinda Moore, Sue Deuchors, Fran Cook, Marilyn Hodges. Row 5: Andrea Forest, Lois Ruether, Arlene Berglund, Margarethe Bertelson, Dee Dee Dammeyer, Karen Peterson, Midori Sunairi, Julie Peterson, Pat Kilgore. Row 6: Vivian Kasparian, Carolyn Krohn, Ann Karbiner, Gloria Butler, Pat Brandin, Mary Ann Williams, Martha Booz, Kitty Osborn, Laurie McMillan. Row 7: Sue De Clercq, Myrna Brown, Yvonne Hargens, Renee Habeck, Patti Kienly, Patty Palm, Melinda Howell, Barbara Sheldon, Pam MacLean, Lynn Seymour. 5 s 'Y' ii ,Ai my 108 M AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Row 'l: Turid Holm, Hans Schinzler, Ardalh Kinninger. Row 2: Carolin Mumper, Pal Sullivan, Meredith Miichell, Nancy Farrell, Kay Ebersol, Sally Daisey. Row 3: Carol Gillingham, Carolyn Hurh, Sven Olscn, Cara Reynolds, Mary Dean Bower, Karin Vinson, Diane Mallman. Row 4: Dicna Marvosh, Chuck Rey- nolds, Mary Kennedy, Roberla Schiffman. i l f gif, J'-in ,A ,yd ig, r 1 4 aw-N political or JUNIOR STATESMAN OF AMERICA Row 'I: George Roof, Denis Delavara, lois Lehman, Carl Grushkin. Row 2: Mr. Finol, Dick Helgerson, Bob Joehnck, Gordon Maclnnes, Ann Cox. Row 3: Don Wier, Judy Hopper, Sally Barratt, Waller Ed- rnonds. Row 4: Alice Pope, Marilyn Vore, Ronald Yagami. medteul, they contemplated eures PRE MED 1 a Y 3.3 mf'-S Q as they prepared the :selves the lead r. llO .-ff ey 'vw -1-iwkviii-.,. n f Cf 3 Jil' FHA Row 1: Donnilyn DeBoer, Carol Caldarello, Linda Green, Karen Keene, Doris Cottom, Janice Alder, DeeDee Enriquez, Louise Haut. Row 2: Jeannette Bastaiian, Vivian Bish- op, Barbara Sanders, Carolyn Schultz, Stephanie Grigsby, Laurie George, Maureen Fezler, Louise Annas, Sandy Johnson. Row 3: Rita Bonney, Yvonne Melin, Fran Irvin, Vicki Christian, Lynne Moore, Lorraine Berger, Bonnie Kohn, Marie Lonnery, Mrs. Eleanor Niel- sen. FTA Row 1: Mr. Robert Burns, Madelon Mason, Signy Fredricksen. Row 2: lnara Karlsbergs, Irene Niibu, Lor- raine Kirsch, Kathleen Godby. Row 3: Sandra Sloan, Celia Perez, Ger- aldine Girot, lacolyn Munari, San- dra Benningfield. Row 4: Kathleen Benoit, Dinah Stevenson, Carol Tuepker, Noreen Pahlka, Sonia Lindquist. Row 5: Suzanne Wood, Linda Carlson, Carolyn Denio, Lilo Stranske, Jane Moaberry. Row 6: Barbara Bredlow, Carol Bridge, Carolyn Sawyer, Phyllis Ramsey, of tomorrow ,Z . ,Y s w' ,Hr ,f HS , FEA . - Row 1: Ron Snow, Marvin Cooper, James Lloyd, ' l KQQG' 1 f ' Frank Singleton, Mike Crook. Row 2: Mike Kelly, 9 4 j Wayne Yates, Fritz Puelicher, Raymond McKeever, I 'fi Larry Pun, Paul Sidlow. Row 3: Matt Pavly, John ,,, Yount, Eric Brooks, Doug Harley, Ricky Mortimer, ' I Ron Carver. Row 4: Mr. Six, Mr. Elgin, Mr. Cham- ' ' i berlin, Fred O'Byrne, Tom Weatherton, Steve Foto, l X Y 4 4 I 1 A FBLA Row l: Jean Noble, Dorothy Vingoe, Barbara Brentton, Carla Conn, Joyce Davies, Jean Osti, Joan Israles. Row 2: Patti Rogers, Melinda Eckenberg, Helen Mozolan, Theda Mae Wittman, Barbara Saul, Judy Ware, Pat Kennard, Mary Ann Immordino. Row 3: Mr. Tom Hamilton, Sharon Kitzrow, Todd Moore, Barbara Anderson, John Castagna, Penny Aldridge, Ken Beam, Mardelle Shelton, Mr. Allen Davis. -L PHYSICAL SCIENCE Row I: John Kiger, Norman Mc- Cann, Federico Scheel, Steve Mc- Connell, Wilma Webster. Row 2: Sam Petty, Paul Schlegel, Roger Hill, Nishan Krikorian, Morris Ap- plebaum. Row 3: Mr. Sadofl, Fred Johnson, James Brill, Douglas Sink- beil. Row 4: Keith Gillespie, Mi- chael Halliwell, Steve Birge. RADIO HAMS Row I: Dove Berkus, Fred Villers, Nelius Ronning, Mel McBride, Don White. Row 2: Claes Klang, Bill Packard, Raymond Smith, Jim Bain, Kenneth Christensen. Row 3: Douglas Waits, Gary Fever- gean, Paul Bennett, Frank Crandell. Row 4: Mr, Elton Davis, David Hewitt, Bob Bartsch. ll'0I'lu' ' .1-.fgi'?.,.:,Ms.w fun, th y saw both z ae: Qty Q .., X QT? . 'X' -'--f - K a af '-Sr' 1439, ' 58 -.X ' is ,. we M: Y' 2... s-H . Ns ENTERTAINERS es- . . M. f 5 Q ' . , ,hr Q, ...-. - ' se-L t I M- .. .U x 3 Row 'l: Marlene Jack, Sheryl Greer, Lillian Foda, Suscn Clarke. ' MMA, Q i we . Row 2: Rita Mayo, Catherine Franco, Louise Acosta. Row 3: 3 I as - Sandy Gregus, Gale Nordstrom, Fuluia Mattesi, Maida Ann H - A gel, :QQ Robertson. Row 4: S. Camp, Lynne Johnson, Bev Parks, .ef T fb W H Karen oakland. 5 gy 3 - as xc N L ., W -I 4 gli, . .X :R Y L '. :- . if 33' , if 'Q 5 ,. Q . 4 ,f 'i i - 2 5 5 E y Q , 5 E s mls... W.. 'a ua DRAMA Row 'lz Mike Lewis, Sandi Gorman, Pat McCurdy, Bonnie Geddes, Lila Gilbreck, Priscella Wells, Delores DeMayo, Fil Kaltan, Doune Dudley, Rhuanno Edgmon, Ann Zawistowski, Ken Bowman. Row 2: Deanna Wilson, Elizabeth Charles, Hermine Hodges, Sandra Sneathern, Doris Walkoff, Loritla Parks, Edith Hammond, Sharron Mathewson, Gretchen Gildemeister, Nancy Pontius. Row 3: Carol Davis, Carolyn Ziegler, Marsha McMann, Linda Dorrance, Liz Pingel, Joyce Caldwell, Dianne Komora, Susan Orowan, Asla Robinson, Nancy Roess. Row 4: Manuel Sierra, David Smith, David Christmas, Mike Hildum, Tom Malcolm, Elva Swanstrom, Georgia Ruge. Wm JS ' .sf FRENCH Row 'I Mary McWade Jackie Reamer Leslle Slmmonds Diana Clark Nancy Zummermon Row 2 Barr, Hood Jud: Garlunghouse Leslxe Pearson Pauline Hsueh Roberta Basher Sally Sulzberger Lmda Wxler wdmug -if f there was .Sh 1 fkw-wg-va... we at 'wx ever ytlung from SPANISH Row 1 .lay Easchen Karen Raelher Anne Burdick Joe Contreras Row 2 Susie Hawkins Belly Kurala Pam Townsend Sheryl Wilson Row 3 Mr Fuentes Paula Lowe Joanne Bush Krusta Engel Dianne Gould Mrs Nelson Row 4 Les Garllnghouse Delovs Thompson Jane Bacon Judy Maglness M1 Js-1 CHEFS Row 1: Jerry Gaines, Jack Mays, Jim Mangio, Bill Berg, Dave Raphael. Row 2: Bruce Rogers, Stan Shaw, Bob Klassen. oup to nuts, for these clubsters if MISS TEENS Row 1: Saundra Masemore, Marilyn Sivas, Sheryl Cook, Nancy Schuyler, Lauralee Strieter, Lillie Ichino- kuchi, Marilyn Jackson, Jean Hoffman, Diane Hanold, Kathy Hendrickson. Row 2: Carol Anderson Norine Kerber, Joanna Whiteley, Michelle Greve, Susan Frey, Kathy Fairweather, Mary Tumpey, Carolyn Berry, Carol Ann Robertson, Carol Westover, Joyce Keup, Carolyn Houlemard, Nancy Braham, Deberah Hill. Row 3: Mrs. Cole, Miss Williamson, Nancy McGee, Gail Olseen, Rose Curasi, Margo Walker, Paula White, Ann Lodl, Valerie Horan, Karen Heclzmon, Marianle Doyel, Marsha Weaver, Charlene Oswcld, Nancy Over. MODERN DANCE Row 'I Mrs Wardlaw Lorena Monlgomery Sharon Gerson Rollnda Borsook Carol Throop Row 2 Shirley Heymer Mary Lollls Karen Card Sophie Cardoza Linda Palmer Judy Hnsey Kathleen Sauter Jackue Hergens variety FOLK DANCE Row 1: Pal Purdy, Morgy Halley, Lilo Teiada-Flores. Row 2: Kay Hershey, George Greenslein Fran Hooper, Linda Black, Ray Buzard, Isolde Voglman, David Carla, Ann Rumble. w . . , , , , . . . 1 I 1 1 1 1 I was the spice of our elub program PHOTOGRAPHY Row 'l Sydney DeSouza Shlrley Greene Janet Llllegren Lnnda Gerhardt Rosemarie Hartwell Sharon Long Joyce Kellett Jack Hagen Row 2 Robert Chall Bull Keggms Kenneth Ford Jum Gruber Celtnl Touchon Jlm Whute Kem DuVal Robert Dnlworth Mr Gardner -.elm -'lin if V AUTO MECHANICS Row l Gary Tremper James Brooks Ray Brlmble Steve Hodges George Gurnlak Ransom Eaves Elmer Jett John Stone Row 2 Mr Carlson B uce Burness Paul Saurenman Gary Sandbloom Charles Wagner Klt Clawson Jesse Muro Jam Colles Row 3 Terry Cressman Bull Scott Glen Werdon Art Mitchell Gary Cass Richard Eastwood Gary Wllllams Row 4 Stan Froyd Duck Dlnkle Tom Hull Evan Frledmann Larry Hedwall Dave Good Doug Peterson Chuck Kohnle 7 1' .. A 'J - -'eff -A ' A 'lf A 'NAL , W ..-A: K., 1 er A It V , f X AVV: lumix? 5 ' ' 1 - I 1 Q V ' 1 A Q ,Q VQ , Q l x ? -J A 2 , 3 Y f P 1 , 2 . f ' K 4 ' g if J A A 1., J , lx I f No.3 , 'txif pr SKI CLUB ow 'I Robert McKnbbln Sue Buttcane Tom Gertmenlan Row 2 Charles Dorf Gary Clevudence Commlle Zulpo Carol Doty Ralph Hubbard R relaxatwn GOLF Row 1 Lee Ramsauer Norman Kramer Sue Chapman Pete James Paul Carher Row 2 Buddy Geen Joe Shull Phul Eril Bob Turko John Schwerdtfefer Richard Quackenbush John ONenII ,hw if 'J Row I: Stephen Ondeck, Bill Robeson, larry .. ,.,., ' a? .R HUNTING Vierheilig, Peter Madsen, Alvin Zeman, Ron Kathol, Richard Eckfield, Gary Miller, Jock Lauderman, Terry Stone, Paul Kaponya. Row 2: Alfred Keast, Dave Kennedy, George Graf, Dennis Allen, Jerry Raymond, Steve Brand, Michael McAllister, Dale Poirel, Phil Steffensen, Tom Michener, Gary Reece, Jim Homminga, Terry Lierrcke. plu aetion quell cl fun in the sun :lil TENNIS Row I: Alan Jacobson, Roger Malsby, Scott Burns, James Lamb. Row 2: Stanley Hutchinson, Joan Kunkle, Judith Ives, Sharon Pickett, Libby Everhart, Virginia Jensen, Caroline Brigham, John Watkins, Row 3: Jeffrey Weeks, Dennis Hall, Robert Gage, Mike O'Donnell, Steve Smith, Tim Tally, Randolph Coodman, Arthur Wright, Mr. Schecter ladviserl, Dick Anderson, James Wasgatt, 'QQ' 120 GYMNASTICS CLUB Row l: Allen Rogers, David Powell, Harvey Collier, Bill Watts, Steve Kay, Dennis Kley, John Straub, Mike Friel, Ralph Perez, Gary Inman. Row 2: John Long, Bob Olds, Bob Wells, John Rieman, Ron Kilby, Mel Hein, Tom Hamilton, Phil Jacobs, Tom Hill, Duane Schube. Row 3: Norman Manz, Herman Velasquez, Ed Stewart, Dick Cantrell, Ted Hillson, Mike Childers, Eddie Ower, Tom Burgess, Bob Zeuschner, David Chaffee. Row 4: Dennis Case, Dick Vanofl, Hank Steelsmith, Jim Meadows, Greg Parker, Brian Smith, Bill White, Dick Salsbury. the aetive put their Qi WRESTLING Row 'l: Lewis Wise, Don Bcsham, John Caiti, Robert Jorgenson, Dale Goode, Dale Hogan. Row 2: Sam McDonald, Jim Nichols, Cecil Mitchell, Doug Berkshire, Mr. Orr. LETTERMEN Row 'l: Nario Doi, Ronnie Davis, Ottis Duke, Myron Tarkanian, Tom Sogi, Jim Dalzell, Dan Armstrong, Row 2: Calvin Sheets, Gary Acker, Bill Sandstrom, Biff McComas, Paul Vermillion, Gaylon Mclntire. Row 3: Gary Gertmenian, Ken Pooley, Dean Sutherland, Tom Stoffel, Lov- ell Chase. Row 4: Clifford Dozier, Don Sutherland, Bob Dewar. iv - Q 5 werent on ports VOLLEYBALL Row 'l: Charlene Emrich, Judy Scal lon, Gwynn Bucknall, Janet Dau ble, Sharron Brush, Doreen Yessel B:ulah Prehn. Row 2: Mike Smith Bill Cowan, Richard Bennett, Doug las Milliken. l2l 4 SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING Row 'l: Sherilyn Bateman, Josie Hicks, Karen Kriner, Marlee Perschbocher, Sheila Anson, Judy Baldwin, Marla Warrick, Marianne Taft, Mary Matsuoka. Row 2: Louise Lauder, Betsy Kingman, Judy Plesset, Gene Leuder, Carol Siechert, Carol Briggs, Charlotte Stump, Barbara Bolles, Gloria Davis, Carolyn Men- nenga. Row 3: Margie Dooley, Sue Portland, Jan Floyd, Joanne Sturdivan, Jane Hilgendort, Kathy Stewart, Claudia Hicks, Judy Barrus, Darlene Blanchard. Row 4: Mrs. Rygh, Cynthia Cuellar, Carol Patterson, Erline Wirth, Carole Rudolph, Sandra Nuesse, Bonnie Gulley, Ellen Lowe, Chris Hansen, Sarah Kulberg, Mrs. Leveille, some clubsters coupl d abilities WATER POLO Row l: D. Peterson, Row 2: John Nootbaar, Lonny Clearwater, Thomas Scott, Richard lopez, Charles Siegel, Tom Friel. Row 3: Ed Mackenzie, Jim Anthony, Dan Malnar. Row 4: Larry Boskovich, David Culp, Michael Spencer, John Lindvall, Gary Boskovich. t i'-'61 G' SAILING CLUB Row 1: lsittingl Bob Blumer, Jonna Lindrooth, Sharon Monroe, Shari Sweeting Susan Maloney Janice Royall, Carol Fend. Row 2: Ray Abdun-Nur, Ed Woodward, Jim Bridges Chuck Canova Brian Borne man, Mike Bartlett, Barry Helsel, Richard Milford, Tim Holabird. with useful, playful pustimes BADMINTON Row 'l: Betty Sherman, Linda Mark- ham, Alice Tapia, Nancy Cartier, Lois Walton, Bonnie Benedict. Row 2: Margaret Schmidt, Joan Wil- son, Linda Gess, Jeannette Martin, Louise Farrow. iQ-5.24 'Z x . . 5 'Gm 124 bulldog clubs sponsored, took part Folk Dance Club members lock bells and cross l?l feel while doing lhe Cocak. o 1 Nol all of the Golf Club's problems were with sand traps. ww gn. ,id . 3 is Sharron Brush reaches high lo relurn volleyball ..-Y during club session. in many uetivities during y ar 'mal' Keen eyes and sleody hands greatly cided members Mr. Orr checks the orthodoxy of holds of of the Hunting Club in open seoson on forgets. Wrestling Club members during mulch. The Alhenions and Miss Teens Clubs presented u Spring Fashion Show for all-girl clubs. F 1 5 X 5' quot. vwupmmnrnntmiii t- ' u H , A as K , 5 ou.. A rn- w.,.,, Q, X kk ' . .xx . qs W- ' ' .S Jfaf, ,A ,gylk 'ig':'H:. -f .1 .f 1 f ,, . 4, , K.. W... ,- - .y .-. .-f.- , ...atffv ',N,-L x ' A a ' ' f -u,- rm 45, y. ' kr? ' -Y-:. 'J Q. ,.', w . 3 .if JY, ,, , , J . Q xl. is K . ' A T Q v-M Nb- 2 X ,. ,. Z 5 S E .Maxi Y. . ws, 1 W ,Mm 3 H ww K X S K . Y NJ 2, ww . S 1 I PHS STARTERS Linemen: lorry Henderson, Tom Sioffel, Don Sufherlcnd, Colvin Sheets, Jim Dolzell, Bill Sondsirom, Myron Tor konion. Bccks1 Gary Acker, Otfis Duke, Guylon Mc- Intire, Jerry Sim - , : H YQ STANLEY MORDAN lQr4,K,W Athlelic Director -mow Q '4 . i '3'3f'?Zf12, r Ns Q' Jfilfff xii? X at iirjjr 5 x ,'Xt'i'5'r' , 5,1 4 4 E Q as if fi 15'-V153 'F 'W qwr gh, YP W pn 1 Q , wg, 59 5 'e Coach DICK SIMMONS f Q W fam X wg An up and down trail was followed by Coach Dick Sfmmon's varsity charges through their 1958 football season. Beginning on a sour note with a 14-6 loss to La Puente in the opener, the Red and White unit came back strong the following week to eke out a 12-O triumph over the Panthers of Rosemead High. But then the bottom seemed to 'fall out of their attack as they dropped four straight: the first to Compton's Tarbabes, 26-O, then to Chaffey, 26-12, Glendale, 20-O, and Hoover, 20-13. Things seemed to brighten up as the Foothill League race reached its halfway mark this year, for the varsiteers bagged two straight by dropping the Burroughs' Indians, 14-O, and the Bulldogs of Burbank, 14-6. But a week later, the Bulldogs closed their '58 season on a disappointing note with a 20-O loss to Muir. Numerous iniuries which plagued the Pasa- denans throughout the season told part of the story of the varsity losses, while lack of an ex- perienced forward wall accounted for another part of their 3-6 season. Bruising tackle Tom Stoffel was named third string All-CIF to cap the year. Pasadena tailback Mel Hein 1271 skirts right end for needed yardage against Glendale. .1-'M 'v, pf n 15 al , .W 4 PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS VARSITY SQUAD Row l: Mel Hein, Dean Sutherland, Bill Cromer, John Roseli, Calvin Sheets, Larry Cromer, Don Suther- land, Norio Doi, Kent Anderson. Row 2: Joe Whitney, Tom Parks, Lonny Clearwater, Mike Dyer, Jim Dolzell, Joe Schavers, Bill Sondstrom, Myron Tarkonion, Jerry Sims. Row 3: Dick Simmons lCoachl, Ottis Duke, Gaylon Mclntire, Gary Acker, Tom Martinez, Paul Vermillion, Larry Henderson, Gil Vas- quez, Ken Pooley, Tom Stoffel, Ron Robinson lCoachl. SEASON RECORD 6 La Puente 14 I2 Rosemead O O Compton 26 O Glendale 20 l3 Hoover 20 I4 Burroughs O I4 Burbank 6 O Muir 20 Won 3, Lost 5 GARY ACKER Wingbock f 'V' JIM DALZELI. Guard fffiyl 'T NORIO DOI Quarterback Sk' .iii qw' Jerry Sims H151 shows flashy broken lield running form ogoinst Burbank os unidenlified Pascdenan on ground helps clear the way. PHS won, 14-O, for the lirsl league victory. A determlned Bulldog defense as shown here os Rosemecd s Truman Aubrey H41 s smecred by linebacker Goylon M lnhre OTTIS DUKE Quarlerbock MEL HEIN Tollbock gil wma im' f, ef-'F ry RW' 0 'Su ll. A' l if fl I ' Q- rx s 1-ffl 'tl N ' x 1 'Q .. I , e 10 if Q -44 W ,e ,W- U- GAYLON..MclNTIRE Fullbocl: , 5 AN i 1'-'vw-1:0 'Q ,fs we BILL SANDSTROM Tackle ng. w es' x X... , le gf 1 gs flu--... w...... Nu.. Tom Artman Douglas Berkshire, ' Alfred Bias, - ,, e Larry Boskovich, - James Childs Frank Dane A i QNX mi - B , - il If Q Mike Hawkins Q. . ' A D John Lauderman N U ' X Ed MacKenzie ii 6 f In g H Y X , Larry Misch T f gif A 3 Cecil Mitchell H xx ' 'P Bob Self P hy' 1 as ' ki -'-94-. 4 Qs, ,x A 5 rf, i ' X it Ray Chancellor if If 5 W - -1: E Q- Bog Kurzy K 4 'W 1 . ,S ' Albert Williams ' ' ' X f wr '-- X M Bob Shipley Ron Snow ' s H 4 . C, I -X Coach TOM HAMILTON PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS SEASON RECORD 17 South Pasadena 18 La Puente 0 6 Compton 8 26 Chaffey 6 32 Glendale 6 39 Burroughs 12 21 Burbank 13 26 John Muir O Ken Kaurelius carries for a large gain in scrimmage session against La Puente as Ray Chancellor leads the way. Coach Tom Hamilton's Junior Varsity footballers showed their heels to all Foot- hill League competitors in bringing home Pasadena High's first loop championship of the 1957-'58 year. The undefeated JV clan started its triumphant march to the top officially by clob- bering Glendale, 32-13, after which they picked up another win through forfeiture by Hoover. The next to fall by the wayside was Burroughs, 39-12, then came Bur- bank, 21-13, with a final 26-O pasting inflicted on Muir's Mustangs. The big gun in the line-up was half-back Al Williams, who was voted the most improved man on Coach Hamilton's squad, while backs Bob Kurzy and Ray Chan- cellor received most outstanding player recognition at the football banquet for their work in placing the League crown upon the head of Pasadena . Others beside those pictured who composed the JV rosters were Greg Avedesian, Tom Baskerville, Jerry DuRose, Garry Gertmenian, Tim Holabird, Wendell Hunter, Kenny Karelius, Lenard Landwehr, Kent Maxfield, Mike McAllister, Richard Milford Drew Ostman, Gary Reece, Joe Schavers, Bill Sharp, Michael Vacio, and Joe Whit- ney. I prev'-N BEE SQUAD Row 1 Joe Galleon George Phullups Ron Aguular LeRoy Martunez Art Martunez Tom Sogu Chuck Darby Bull Vungoe Duck Cantrell Row 2 Manuel Lopez Joe Shull Duck Brown Bull McComas Muke Tubbs Leugh Zaremba Nuno Leonardu John Ruchmond Glen Kawau Dave Luggett Bob Shupp Row 3 Jerry Sheedy Ron Kremuller Jerry Mulder Tom Archubald Jum Meadows Bob Olds Manuel Torres Ruchard Meruul Frank Startup Dave Barker Tum Tally George Kooshuan Jummy Bam lManagerl Row 4 Jerry Todd lCoachl John Ogren Ron Yagamu Claes Klang Ruben Vanuan Bob Chamberlaun Ed Graper Dave Oslrander Harvey Calluer Bull Cowan Bull Brusson Terry Luercke lManagerl tculdmen traded off after quwk The battlung Bullpups un ther furst three encounters looked luke the champuonshup Pasadena Bee team of a few seasons ago Paced by the passung combunatuon of qucur terback and most valuable player Dave Bar ker and Nuno Leonardu and the hard runnung attack of Manuel Torres Art Martunez and most unspuratuonal player Leroy Martunez the Bullpups walked over La Puente 40 to I2 Rosemead 33 to 6 and Comptons Tar babes 40 to l2 Upon enterung league compettuow Coach Jerry Todd s gr ddcrs dropp cl theur furst two -jam sto G'endale and Hoover but gave an umoressuxe showung agaunst Muur un the Foot ball Curcus wth cu 6 O wun The close of the season found the Bulluoups droppung one to Burrougus trummung Burbanks Bullpups 26 to l4 and clumaxung the season wuth cu rough hard fought 20 l8 loss to ruval Muur 134 Agia me 37? 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'P..b-, S1 1 A ' ' ' ' I I PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS BEE'S SEASON RECORD La Puente T2 Rosemead 6 Compton l2 Glendale 20 Hoover I2 Burroughs 7 Burbank 14 Muir 20 Won 4, Lost 4 Hallback Art Martinez bulls his way through Compton defense for touchdown as Glen Kawai 1311 leads play. Bullpup halfback Bill Vingoe turns on the speed as three determined Rosemead defenders close in. etaway ART MARTINEZ halfback 55,1 DAVE BARKER NINO LEONARDI quarterback end W ,fig '1 3 , 65 tl li- 'kiss Foothill League first-teamer Dick Sals- bury drives in for the marker and runs ivto a nice block in the process. Ear-piercing screams and heart failure were all a part of the 58 PHS bas- ketball season. Here Bulldog rooters give C demonstration of both. feng ers survivwl so -so Pasadena's always battling Bulldogs came away from the basketball wars with an overall total of l3 wins and ll defeats, yet the season could hardly be termed an outstand- ing success. But the boys, under the capable guidance of Coach Hudson Scott, dished up an entertaining brand of basketball on almost every outing. Close games were practically a trademark with the Bull- dogs, who finished the Foothill League in fourth place with a mediocre 4-6 record. The club won nine of ld pre-league engagements, and included in this list was a 5l-AO win over the defending CIF champions from El Monte. In Foothill play the 'Dogs won their first two games and appeared headed for a fine finish, but four successive set- backs spelled the beginning of the end for the aspiring ath- letes. Sharpshooting junior guard Dick Salsbury was the team's top scorer with 289 points and a l2.3 average wIth senior forward Tom Thayer next with 269 points and a lO.7 aver- age. Salsbury was named All-Foothill first string, while Thayer placed on the second dream team. Besides Salsbury and Thayer other members of the first string included forward Myron Tarkanian, guard Jerry Sims Ken Pooley and Danny Wier, who alternated czt center. All except Wier are seniors. Letter winners this season were Salsbury, Wier, Sims, Thay- er, Tarkanian, Pooley, Bob Gates, Bob Reiher, and Jim Winn, 'BUS 011 VARSITY HOOPSTERS Row 1: Dick Salsbury, Jerry Sims, Jim Winn, Lovell Chase. Row 2: Coach Hud Ron Raley, Jack Lauderman, Ed McKenzie, Myron Torkanian, Bob Reiher. Row 3: agerlg Bob Gates, Tom Thayer, Danny Wier, Mike O'Donnell, Hank Lewis. die Scott, Ken Pooley, John Watkins, fMan- Up in the air goes agile Jerry Sims for c quick two points. Teammate Thayer backs him up. 'W vggzf COACH HUDSON SCOTT M r R Q E5 ' S., , . V ,W ji 54 www 4' 5232 , wytf S? A ' 'Ei' 4 5 'f lush' . ,jjj ls, .AN . Aw M- ---'M J - -5 - 3 ff if 'Y' asia l 4. - . ,, ,4,.sMfM- s BULLPUP SQUAD Row 1 Frank Startup Gul Dommguez Bull Vrngoe Tom Sogr Rawley Call Bull Gruber Don Saul Row 2 Bull Brunrng lcoachl larry Wrught Kent Parsons Nino Leonard: Dave Barker Randy Serrurrer Denms Smrth Brran Smrth unpredictable his ran hot and cold an Coach Bull Brunmgs Bullpups showed tremen dous potentnal all through the 57 58 season but could never quite click together for more than a few games at a time Sparked early rn the season by hugh pornt man co captain Don Saul cmd returmng letterman wlnnrng therr flrst two games easrly and losrng a heartbreakmg double overtrme game to Arroyo Hugh 51 49 Foothill League play found the lunlor hard wooders wrnnmg therr first three out of four games Larry Wrrght who started out great at the begmmng of the season broke out of has mud season scoring slump and came on strong at the end of the season with most valuable player Brran Smrth and Nrno Leonard: but the club could not take another league game and wound up tled with Murr for last place with a three won eight lost league record and a seasonal record of 9 l3 Other lettermen were Bull Vrngoe Gul Domln guez and Junlor Dennrs Smrth Chalk up another two as deadeye Brian Smith flll shoots 0 O ' I I ' I Charlie Wagner, the llttle 'Dogs were clickrng, , I ' . ' I I I I - , . PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PH PH H PH PH H PH PH PH PH H PH SEASON RECORD 57 45 49 35 47 32 29 39 54 35 La Puente 25 Chaffey 17 Arroyo 51 Azusa 44 Mark Keppel 40 El Monte 36 Burroughs 44 Rosemead 38 North Torrance 36 Baldwin Park 48 Glendale 35 South Pasadena 50 Hoover 48 Burroughs 40 Burbank 52 St Francis 30 Muir 31 Glendale 67 Hoover 50 Burroughs 54 Burbank 42 Muir 58 Won 9 Lost 13 Total points 931 Opponents 936 08 campcuqn and ro Leono du grabs another rebound a ay f o Glendale defend rs S 46 S 32 P S 42 S 45 S 49 P S 49 . ' S 43 ' S 39 S 36 S 50 P S 40 S 38 ' I 0 X Q r ' w r m e Tip-off! Dave Barker 1121 goes up to tip to teammates Gil Dominguez 161, Don Saul 171 and Bi n Smith 1111. ,D , I Ax l gt I 1, ,, X 1 A Q' 6 f 7 if A , xx X , 1 f ,X 5 is 1 . 1' I 3 ... Y 4 PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS gymnusts took 77 78 lO2 89 63 V2 99 V2 99 67 V2 60 51 V1 SEASON RECORD El Rancho 48 Santa Paula 50 Antelope Valley 27 Long Beach Poly 40 Muir 651!2 lineligible man, forfeill Baldwin Pork 29V2 California l5 Millikan 38172, Lakewood 23 Fremont 48, Huntington Pk. 27 North Hollywood 77'!1 W Ed Hullger performs the rings' most difficult task, l an inverted Iron Cross. Highepoinlmon John Soller shows winning form Bob Olds does a swing dismount off the side horse. on long horse. rd c.i.f championship in four years 'w-4 COACH JERRY TODD M i A. L. . ,ww-e 't 'ive- Q JB Q 5 A and 'E . .1 1 Mi XXX E If -2 in its 4 f I X -x JOHN REIMAN MIKE HARADON JOHN SALTER tumbling high bar long horse The big man in PHS gymnastics this year was John Salter, CIF all-around and high bar champion, whose season total of 347 points nearly tripled the previous record. Not to be overlooked, though, was Mike Haradon, who pulled an upset to place third in the all-around at the ClF finals at San Gabriel April 25. Three iuniors-Dan Garcia, Bill White, and Bob Olds-placed, providing the Bulldogs with a second and third on the side horse, respectively. Remaining points came from seconds by Haradon on the high bar and Phil Jacobs on the rings, as well as Salter's third on the parallels, Duane Schube's third-place tie in the rope climb, and Ed Huttger's fifth on the rings. Pasadena's season record showed I2 victories against a single defeat, that by nationally-ranked powerhouse North Hollywood. That defeat snapped the Bull- dogs' victory skein at 45 straight in recent seasons. The CIF championship was the third in four years for Pasadena. 'F an GYMNATICS SQUAD Row I: Duane Schube, Mike Haradon, Dale Adams, Greg Parker, Steve Kay, Ed Huttger, Danny Garcia, Dave Chaffee, Bob Zeuschner. Row 2: Allan Rogers, Steve Samerian, Tom Burgess, Phil Jacobs, John Salter, Tom Hill, Hank Steelsmith, Eddie Ower, Paul Clark, Bill White, Herb Braxton, Ed Stewart. T43 VARSITY SQUAD Row 'I Ottls Duke Dan Armstrong Paul Vermnlllon Bruce Rogers Bull Sandstrom .lack lauderman Pat McCombrldge Bull Gruber Ruchard Woods Row 2 Don Sutherland lmanagerl Tom Martnnez Dave Lawson Mel Hem Ray Chancellor Roger Mello Gary Acker Tom Stoffel lmanagerl Row 3 Duck Simmons lcoachj Nelson Taylor Jerry Games Cliff Dozler Ken Pooley Bob Gates Doug Berk shure lmanagerl Dean Sutherland PH H PH H H r H H PH H SEASON RECORD Pomona Catholic 35 La Puente 45 Arcadia 22 Mark Keppel 5 El Monte 43 Baldwin Park 3 El Monte Relays Glendale 74 Burbank 60 Hoover 62 3X4 Mulr 69 lf3 PH 4 PH Burroughs 34 U4 Foothall Funals Pasadenas hugh flyung polevaulters were the bug gun for Coach Snmmons splkemen thus year All three Bob Wells Mel Hem and Dan Armstrong approached or surpassed the 13 foot henght l 4 rf M l ' , U C I - 7 - - I V S l W Q., S I I A I I T IIA! 1 ee 'e ' V 4 P, . s 69 ' P s 59 , ' 1, .,,.t ' s 99 1 1 9 P s 78 , ' P s 3 d 4 P s 30 M P s 44 4 A s 41 114 P s 34 213 ' A s 69 31 s 4m ' ' V kwiryhkgge t - . - . COACH DICK SIMMONS Pasadena High's track squad finished a mediocre season with a fourth-place finish in the Foothill league finals May 2 at Hoover. Brightest spot for the Bulldogs was iunior Mel Hein, who broke his own 2-week-old school pole vault record of l3'3 by clearing l3'7 to cop the event. Polemen had been Pasa- dena's forte all season, with Bob Wells ll3'2 3!4 l and Dan Armstrong ll2'8 l backing up Hein. Other strong performers for PHS were 440-man Bruce Rogers, top point-getter all season and runner-up in the Foothill finals, Cliff Dozier, top 880 runner, who in the finals placed second, and Richard Woods, miler, who nabbed a third in the finals. Although he did not qualify for the finals, .lim Childs contributed the season's second-highest point total, scoring at various times in the broad iump, high hurdles, and 440. Over the Foothill season, the Bulldogs garnered only a sin- gle victory over Burroughs in five outings. Lack of sprinters was Pasadena's main weakness, costing points in the lO0, 200, and all-important relay, and meaning the difference between victory and defeat in several meets. Entering league competition, PHS had compiled a record of six wins, no losses, and a third at the El Monte Relays. 1 5 if , 1, . This is the way the Bulldogs' top vaulter Mel Hein dial it. The iunior broke the school record, going over at a fantastic l3' 7 . BEE SQUAD Row 'l: Brian Smith, Doug Harley, Ron Kremiller, Bill Vingoe, Dick Cantrell, Tom Manlz, Bob Tucker. Row 2: Ron Davis, Bill Northrup, Paul Cartier, David Liggett, James Lloyd. Row 3: larry Jasqulek, Glen Kawai, Don Moore, Kelton Norman, David Barker, Mike Friel, Dick Simmons lcoachl. 145 1 CLIFF DOZIER BRUCE ROGERS Half m Ier Quarter muler a capable new showed 1958 s BEST MARKS Po e Vault 13 7 ug Jump 51 Shot Put 52 115 Broad Jump 20 7 120 H H 180 L H 440 8 O Ml e 100 220 Relay OTTIS DUKE Hurdler 149 206 513 2004 4371 02 234 1337 Mel Hem Bob Wells Bull Gruber Pat McCambrldge Jlm Childs Al WllllOmS Tom Marhnez Bruce Rogers Cliff Dozler Rnchard Woods Dan Hopkins Bruce Rogers Marhnez Dozler Rogers Childs .12 44. B 'iw -Pima ffm 0 my 1 Q 'umksuz PAT McCAMBRIDGE RICHARD WOODS GEORGE PHILLIPS Shotputter Mnler B Hurdler way his eneountered rough foes nga RELAY TEAMS A s Bruce Rogers Tom Martinez Cliff Dozler Don Armstrong B s Bob Tucker, Doug Hurley, Art Marhnez, Bull Vnngoe -an . K-A A A 5 5 N. mugs-L .1 'if 4- . s 5 A S 1. pg, ,,. . Z ,.,. .. I U 4 .. :Lf -' 9 T L A Q, AL A 4 V f .... f A A gsm, fm .g-on--KA .t -V iv' N K as 'fb X wwitll X M . was W iz ., W A M Y' 'Nw , A A E ,, , wr , '-7. 'f-1, 'f f , ,QF M - Lk , if .L 'V A W, f -4 an wr -.R ---we fir-hi.. -...L . Lf ' A wr Q A . 1 - sg V ' Q 7 D SEL.. ' 'Q' A - 'E - f A ' W 3 if E' iffy, Q ,, V - J 1, . K' A ff ' o t A - U hs' ,gs . . V! 5 E t nd 3:-g:5,:...f5. E3 ,5 A JK ' ivo- Q' 4 .K its n Q . A 1 A A A N gl ' AV Um' I ,f-it A , H, hw, A Q K 3 'tel .M -5 4 tit wk! 'W-21 Pasadena first-sacker Jim Vilinn gets set to belt a Muir prch as Jack Lighlbody llefl of pitcherl looks cm. Q ,t Nysfgqwgezi K hJQ,al3w,t ,V gm , t,tYi, ,,, , 'W' sits 7 W? its we ,533 2551296 li' 1 .am 59,15 , , svn + ,sigh basebullers lustily fanned the breeze COACH noN Rosmsow 148 Even the most optimistic observer would not admit that the i958 baseball season will be one to remember. What started off as a banner season for Coach Ron Robinson and his proteges suddenly took a turn for the worst in mid-year and deteriorated into some- thing less than mediocrity by May. However disappointing the won-lost record may have been, there were bright spots. Loren Jespersen and John Richmond, a pair of talented twirlers, shone brightly throughout most of the season but were victimized by some erratic fiielding in tight spots and took more than their fair share of setbacks. Jerry Sims divided his talents between relief chores and the outfield. Hitting, while not a prominent feature of the Pasadena attack, was displayed in fine fashion on several occasions. What avid follower of the diamond sport will ever forget Mike Daugherty's grand slam home run in a game with Burbank. Then there were Cal Sheets, Jack Lightbody, Jim Winn, Larry Henderson, Herm Vel- asquez and Jim Meadows, all of whom showed that they could pelt the sphere with a considerable degree of consistency, As for next year, Robinson has a good nucleus with which to mold a title contender. Richmond, Velasquez, Sheets, Meadows, Tom Parks, Chuck Rowins and Wendall Hunter are all iuniors, which makes the outlook for the future a happy one. PH H H PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH SEASON RECORD Sf Francis 3 la Puente l4 Montebello 2 Rosemead l Cathedral 3 Hoover 5 Burbank l 7 Glendale 9 Hoover 5 Buroughs 6 Burbank 3 M lr 5 Glendale 4 Hoover 3 Burroughs 9 Won 6 Lost 9 J ' WIN fam I-ul xi of Coach Robmson shows lumor pnch er John Rlchmond how lo gnp ball for belief effechveness 0 VARSITY SQUAD ln Row 'l Loren Jespersen Herman Velasquez Jack Llghlbod Sheets Row 2 Chuck Rowms Phll Erfl Marc Laulhere Dave Runquusi Jnm Mead ows Larry Henderson Row 3 Ron Robmson lcoachl John Rachmond .Ium Wann Tom Parks Jerry Slms Terry lrercke y Mlke Daugherly Cal 49 S 4 . l P S 9 P S 3 l gig ' 5 . s 4 V , S 4 S 4 S 7 5 6 W . S 6 s 7 ll' ' S 'I M,- S 4 u' V , 'Q h h ' s 2 All Q s o V s ' 435' 5 l V WK I 1 wrt' -, V . . . . l , A -f-f.,Q' ! '-'g5.?:f2.Egf Y' rsr, A R ' f A ai if ffl'-X fill BATTING AVERAGES Name Sheets Wlnn ROWIHS Meadows Lughtbody Henderson Parks Velasquez Daugherty Rlchmond Ert e Slms Jespersen BEE TEAM Row 'I Dan Welr Mlke O Donnell John Ogren Rlck Morhmer B1ll Cramer Leonard landwehr Row 2 T1m Tally Pat Mack Bob Chamberlaun Paul Benware Jeff Rrckard Wendall Hunter Lonny Clearwater Row 3 Tom Hamrlton lcoachl Larry Boskovlch Bull Cooper Dave Bayha Doug Thompson Tom Wrlson Rowley Call Ed McKenz1e Larry MISCh hor sehulers started Ave 49 4 O 56 20 4 A 9 O 4 Herm Velasquez lays down o bunt Bulldog actlon agannst Munr 1-M ww fast, hut -i 'w A ,. . . .a.,vf..11i As.: f 55 .5-5.2. ,orr 1 O Q O AB H . it 3 Af A if M g . A I ,Q , ' . 43 15 .3 5 5 ' 37 12 .32 I ' lO 3 .30 ' 31 s .258 ' 39 lO .2 547 28 7 . 5 V' 29 7 .2 1 M 25 5 .2 0 - g 32 7 .21 . 5 A 3 E ' 19 4 .211 A . . ....,.,, ,W WWW 1 10 2 .2 o g , ' 23 4 .17 YQ M , gk 27 3 .111 .. V - gn 'Q -G 'V Q A .... ':- . . . 1 f Nf' 15f5 xt4f A - 7 l -. We ,. - 1 - Wm A -' . 5 rw- : Oiww-Mr My V ' 'W' . A It 1 . A. ' X' A ,. . . .. 0 ss. et? . Bulldog furst basement Jnmmy Wrnn stretches for ball as Muur Mustang hope lessly chugs toward flrst fhfed aa em if 'M mW ,nv K -nib. eww,-t f 4 Q n . my .4 Y gk , s 'e -.ur 44 Q' ,,,,1 Spunky second baseman Herrn , fr and f ' b u5mK1?'f7f?:'W Velasquez puts tag on teammate ' Ag -4' Phil Ertl during practice session. JSF. bs- slump, never reeovered if 'x Catcher Cal Sheets' clutch hitting and defensive play have sparked the Bulldog ballclub all year. A 'wr X K Nm-ww, .f 'Wh vhs Wfiswub U .W dm? lnhelder Jim Meadows lleftl and outfielder Tom Parks look on as Jim Winn iw , wields his big bat which made him a feared hitter ,ty 4 F i -l 1 in E v jenn-r--W ll 1 , , ss, 1 is wwwbe- 4 ff,- 'St'-f 15? , E , 33 'luv-5 it Rob Gage blasts a powerful serve in practice. SEASON RECORD PHS Notre Dame PHS La Puente 2 PHS Montebello PHS Rosemead 6 PHS Hoover O PHS Burbank 3 PHS Glendale 5 PHS Hoover 1 PHS Burroughs 4 PHS Burbank 2 PHS Muir 3 PHS Glendale 1 PHS Hoover O PHS Burroughs S PHS Burbank 1 PHS Muir 1 PHS Muir 1 PHS 3 Glendale 4 BULLDOG NETMEN Row 1: Rob Gage, Roger Malsby, Frank Dane, Dicl- Anderson, Row 2: John Kennedy, Kent Parsons, Ber Molnar, Steve Smith, Randy Goodman, Stan Hutch- inson. Row 3: Garry Gertmenian, Mike Wasgatt Hans Schinzler, Dennis Hall, Mike Jacobson, Jerry Raymond, Art Schecter lcoachl. netmen just misse SUMMARY Sparked by Varsiteers Steve Smith, Rob Gage, Ben Molnar, Kent Par- sons, Stan Hutchinson, Dick Anderson, Frank Dane, John Kennedy, and Randy Goodman, Pasadena's 1958 tennis team enioyed one of its finest seasons in years, finishing second in the league race for a berth in the CIF playoffs. Pre-season play failed to raise any eyebrows, as the Bulldogs stum- bled through their matches, but in league play, the Bulldogs turned out to be tigers, registering three wins over Hoover by 7-0, 6-1, and 7-0 scores and three wins over Burbank by scores of 4-3, 5-2, and 6-1. Muir High fell before the powerful racquetmen of PHS scores of 4-3, 6-1, and 6-1. Pasadena netters at deadline had dropped three league matches, one to Burroughs, 4-3, and two to Glendale, 5-2 and 4-3, but avenged both losses by massacring Burroughs, 7-0, in their second encounter and smashing Glendale 6-1. The Junior Varsity placed second in league standings behind Muir. Stars of the JV's were Dennis Hall, Jerry Raymond, and Mike Wasgatt. Coach Art Schecter talks over court strategy with top two singles men, Steve Smith lleftl and Rob Gage lrightl. 1 E- fs A ' ,xi xc 1 ef ,same - 3 xH. 'UQ' U -...Q KWH GOLF TEAM John Owens Kent Maxfleld Norm Kramer Peter James John llndvall Bob Turko Bull Brumng lcoachl bulldog qoliers scored lou on links PETE JAMES first man NORM KRAMER second man Coach Bull Brumng s 58 edltlon of Pasa dena s puttermen enloyed a fair season leavmg behmd a so so league record In cludmg two wlns over Burbank s Bulldogs nn league play Pasadena s outstandung golfers all sea son were lumor and flrst man Pete James and sensor Norm Kramer second man both of whom consistently shoot nn the seventzes Wlth over half the squad belng lumors the outlook for next year as obvlously a good one l53 By I is W! . ft W , I fx . , . MW.. ,sw--Q f I 1 1 I I 1 Q I , 1' f 1 I . . , , . . , . . 1 . . , , . 1 I r 1 ...P A494 'WIS'-if ' ' ' k,,..,Kx. . g E 'X 1 4: a av 5 v-,n- f. 1: ,Q n K s 'Fife '--m...-- ,, 9' 5 B- 'x Tl Q srixr - wil ' M I sf AQ? N 'mfs ' 2 s I F' ii' Y is Ne ' L 24 , 5 - , , s S ...... l,.,, -- . A ii 'Q Q X, li Ffa es., 5 rt-'G it I Q CIF qualifiers Gary Clevidence, Jim Mc- Clenaghan and John Nootbaar prepare for meet. Pasadena's Kem DuVal lin foregroundl starts against Muir in the 50-yard free- style SEASON'S SUMMARY Despite a dismal season, Coach Huddie Scott's waterboys turned in some exciting and sparkling performances, finishing the sea- son with a nineteenth place inthe CIF finals. The individual leaders were se- nior letterman John Nootbaar, who swam in the 50-yard free style all the way to the CIF finals where he took a fifth place, Jim McClenaghan who back- stroked his way to the CIF prelims, and Gary Clevidence, whose l:45 time in the individual medley earned him a place in the CIF prelims. Cther steady performances were turned in by diver Ray Culp, distance man Steve Brandt, Jim Anthony, and Bob Bloomer. The Bulldogs collected one league win, that by forfeit over Burbank when the team failed to show up. aquamen hit choppy waters PHS SWIM TEAM Row I: Dave Culp, Leigh Zaremba, Lee Largent, John Nootbarr, Gary Millar, Stuart Taubitiz, Dennis De Cicco, Bill Scott. Row 2: Frank Palmer, Dan Molnar, Tom Baskerville, Bob Blumer, Bob Joehnck, Kem DuVal, Gary Clevidence, Don Saul. Row 3: Dave Minney, Jim Fortune, Steve Brandt, Don Palmer, Jim Bull- grin, Jim Clenaghan, Richard Sibbrel, David Milliken, Jim Anthony, Bob Jor- gensen, Coach Huddie Scott. 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FALL G A A BOARD Rowl Virginia Hardy Margie Plessel Kalhy Kmninger Row 2 Neola Curhs Gloria Bulller Bonnie Loudermilk Jane McCawley Annelre Hard Row 3 Miss Abbott Judy King Virginia Hardy Margie Plessel Leslie Pearson Turid Holm Mary Ann Kingman Carolin Mumner Nancy Shih MRS DOROTHY RYGH GAA Board Adviser MISS DOREEN ABBOTT GAA Board Adviser SPRING G.A.A. BOARD Row 1: Virginia Hardy, Margie Plessel, Kathy Wiley, Nancy Hicks. Row 2: Joan Wilson, Ann Walker, Midge Schmidt, Barbara Filger. Row 3: Jane McCawley, Meredilh Milchell, Judy Plessel. Judy King. Q. l57 'Milm-.-N -'wa mi- 'QW 'wif sf ...ww -.JP 5 v-l 'e '-'fo-w W '2.S:.r. in Q .,,t 'f- ' an 'Q' in All heads to the rrght puck up your feet' All 74 grrls on the 1957 58 Drlll Team wlll remember these famlllar commands as they began practlclng nn February Dxrecfed by Miss Joanne Owens the Drlll Team In Its tradnhonal red uniforms sparked our Fall assemblles rallles and football games Next year s Drlll Team mlght boast an even better show from Its 84 new members Heres Marlneland In anrrnatuon work, play ln Q 3. 6 yvn oral ind lu' O Abbott Mrss Doreen 13 16 157 Abdun Nur, Ray 123 Acebo Edward 68 Acker Gary 29 6 12 130 144 Acosta Louise 68 113 Adams Dale 42 68 143 Agurlar Ronald 68 134 Alder Janice 26 103 110 Aldrldge Penny 29 68 111 Alfredo Kathleen 106 Algotson Nancy 68 105 Allen Dennls 119 Allen James 68 Alley Mlss Dorothy 16 Allrngham Mary Lee 68 Allmon Evelyn 40 46 49 Alvarez Arlene 68 Anderson Barbara 68 111 Anderson Carol 103 115 Anderson Kent 42, 68 130 Anderson Rrchard 60 62 68 10 119 52 Annas louise 110 Anslte Mrs Marrorre 16 06 Anson Shella 122 Anthony James 68 122 Applebaum Morrls 27 112 Archlbald Tom 134 Armstrong Danny 24 68 100 121 144 7 Artman Tom 68 Ashby Davrd 60 62 68 Ashcroft Suzanne 68 Atkms Sandra 68 August Deanna 30 68 109 Avedeslan Gregory 107 Averlhe Patrlcla 45 68 109 Bacon Jane 103 114 Badenoch Roxanne 68 Barn James 68 112 134 Baker Mr Francis O 17 Baker Robert 68 Baldwin Judy 122 Ball Mr Ted M 17 Banthrum Kenneth 68 Bantle Joe 68 Bantle Mark 69 Barkelew Amta 09 Barker Davld 134 140 45 Barnes Kenneth 65 Barr Mr Charles R 17 64 Barr Donna 69 Barratt Mr Edgar 10 Barratt Sarah 69 106 108 Barrus Judy 29 41 69 122 Barlett Michael 69 123 Bartsch Robert 112 Basham Donald 60 62 69 120 Basher Roberta 114 Bastaglan Jeannette 69 110 Bateman Sherrlyn 122 Bauer Edward 69 Baumgardner Rosalre 69 Baxter Margaret 26 69 Bayha Davld107 150 Beal Julle 32 69 105 Beam Kenneth 53 69 Bean Bradford 60 62 B cker Nancy 45 106 Beecher Robert 107 Bellrvelle Mr Ken 107 Benedict Bonme 69 123 Bennett Bonnie 40 58 69 106 Bennett Mary 104 Bennett Pau 112 Bennett Rrchard 69, 121 Bennmgfleld Sandra 69, 0 Benort Kathleen 110 Bent Lols 32 34 69 103 105 Benware Paul 150 Berg Tharald 107 Berg Wrllram 69 115 Berger Lorraln 110 Berglund Arlene 46 69 106 Berkshire Douglas 120 Berkus David 25 28 46 54 69 100112 44 Bernes Sandra 69 Berry Helen 115 Berry John 69 Bertelson Margarethe 34 40 45 50 69 101 106 Bettencourt Carole 29 61 Bras Alfred 42 Bmard Davrd 26 45 69 Blrge Steven 112 Brshop Mrs Amta 17 104 Brshop Vrvlenne 69 103 110 Brsson Wllllam 69 134 Black Mrs Ester 15 Black l.mda 69 103 116 Blanchard Darlene 40 45 22 Bllss Wllllam 33 69 107 Block Gwen 29 43 70 Blumer Robert 34 123 Bolles Barbara 32 34 35 103 22 Booz Martha 32 40 64 70 103 106 Born John 70 Borneman Brean 70 123 Bornhoft Carol 70 Borsook Rolrnda 116 Boskevrch Gary 22 Boskevlch Larry 34 122 150 Bostrom Jan 70 107 Boswell Sharon 04 Bouvler George Bower Mary 108 Bowers Dolores 34 50 61 06 Bowers Mrss Madeline 17 Bowman RobertK 30 49 10 1 3 Boyden John 70 Braddon Susan 106 Braham Nancy 45 70 115 Brand Barbara 70 Brandln Patrrcla 70 106 Brandt Stephen 33 119 Baxter Peggy 105 Braxton Herbert 45 70 143 Bredlaw Barbara 110 Brennan Judy 71 Brennan Patrlcra 71 Brentton Barbara 71 111 Brrdge Carol 110 Brrdges James 71 111 Br gg Carol 26 71 122 Brugham Carolrne 71 103 19 Brrll James 112 Brrmble Ray 61 71 117 Brookman Lmda 71 Brooks Errc 1 11 Brooks James 117 Brooks Nancy 29 61 71 106 Broome Arthur 71 Broomfreld Donna 71 Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brugnol John 71 Judlth 45 71 Julra 71 Myrna 40 71 106 Nancy 29 32 106 a Mlss Marla Brunrng Mr Frank 16 140 153 Brush Sharron 34 65 121 4 Bryant Wanda 71 Bublgkert Helga 71 Buckle Bonnle103 105 Bucknall Gwyn 121 Buddhue Mrs Elnzabeth 16 Bufflngton Stephen 33 Burdick Anne 24 34 40 71 10 4 Burg Alan 61 71 Burgess Thomas 120 143 Burmelster Jerry 71 Burness Norman 71 117 Burns Mr Robert 14 16 35 09 Burns Scott 48 49 71 102 9 Bush Joanne 114 Bush Kenneth 45, 71 Bush Mrchael 71 114 Bush, Mr Ralph 17 Butler Judrth 45 Buttcane Sue 71 118 Buttler Glorra 71 106 157 Button Mar Jo 31 106 Buzard Ray 116 Bye Albert 71 Caldarello Carol 110 Caldwell Joyce 113 Call David 26 33 45 73 100 107 Call Rowley 50 107 140 Calles James 117 Calller Harvey 120 134 Cameron Vlctorla 73 Camp Stephen 113 Campbell Mr Bruce 17 Campbell Wlllle 45 73 Canova Charles 73 123 Cantrell Rrchard 120 134 14: Card Karen 116 Cardoza Sophre 73 116 Carllsle Carlson Carlson Carlson Carlson Carlson Margaret 45 Bonnie 104 Cheryl 103 104 M JohnR 17 117 Lmda 25 32 40 46 10 110 Paul 73 Carney Sue 41 72 Carta Davld 53 73 100 103 6 Cartier Nancy 40 72 122 Cartrer Paul 118 145 Cartwright Sharon 72 Carver Ronald 111 Case Dennrs 120 Cass Gary 73 117 Castagna John 73 111 Caton Grlbert 73 Chaddock Carol 45 Chaffee David 73 120 143 Chall Robert 61 65 117 Chamberlain Robert 134 150 Chamberlam Mr Walter 111 Chamb rlaln Wendy 73 105 Chancellor Carl 58 107 144 I . 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The Campus staff has a lot of People to be grateful to ID connection wuth thelr efforts In helping to get the 1958 annual unto curculatton there s the photo production crew especlally John Dufley Jack Hagen Rose mane Hartwell and Celtlel Touchon under the capable dlrectron of Mr Walter Glrdner then Mr Jack Cannucott of the Los Angeles Engravmg Company who trled vallantly but valnly to keep us to our word on deadline matters and Mr Harry Condax of the Parker Condax Studuos who was Johnny on the spot when It came to furmshlng us w th glossy senior prlnts when we needed them the most the Office staff especially Mass Leona Paterson Mrs Esther Merle Black Mrs Jane Morrrs Mass Ann McCarthy and Mrs Catherine Hand for the many favors asked for and receoved and the many teachers who were sympathetic to the cause of the yearbook s making its deadllne John Watkins who worked many an afternoon rn helping us out of a band we encountered with the athletics deadline but what would we have done without those wonderful People those PHS People who provided the sublect matter for the 600 plus pictures found In the l958 Campus a large THANKS to all 1 f f f . , . . . - 1 1 f - 1 1 . , . - 1. ,, . .. . . . , , . , . 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