Phineas Banning High School - Pilot Wheel Yearbook (Wilmington, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

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' ,fwqaai A poor man served by Thee shall make Thee glad: ,K ,C- is A sick man helped by Thee shall make Thee sTrongg K Thou shalT be served ThyselT by every sense oT service which Thou renderesT. ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING 5 H, Lg iw- 2 K P : gf ' 2 I J 1 is 'Y 5 A ' me E., .. V. .. , v V, Iwi uA,:lA?iLir?i 'C-Z! 'f' .- .Vwffwlfffxfiiyz--1.5m L ii itfffilffgi-'T:1f'l.fafiffiiffki' ,, 2 ,vw zfquapfx ' M WILLIAM PR 'z--iz, J . q. f.Qx:,ys ,, my L N - Asufeaimffelfix N si. L. ww mi-w ' zfwflf :1 NOBLE WAITE mcmu MR. BERNARD J. DONAHUE MRS. JEANNETTE TRIEB sovs' vac:-PRINCIPAL , suns' vlc:-Pnluclnu. ADMINISTRATION MRS. CLARICE BROWN MR. EUGENE PAIZ COUNSELOR REGISTRAR . 7 BUSINESS H DEPARTMENT PHOTO AT RIGHT, FRONT Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss EVELYN GUSTAFSON, Miss LYDIA PACK- WOOD, CHAIRMAN, MISS IRMA FRANKLIN. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. MARGUERITE ARAVE, MAX REARDEN, JOHN DON- ALDSON, AND MRS. MYRTLE MANDELL. DRIVERS 'Q' EDUCATION PHOTO ABOVE: JAMES BRAMAN. ENGLISH AND roman LANGUAGE, DEPARTMENTS a RT DEPARTMENT PHOTO AT LEFT, LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. ALICE PERRIN, CHAIRMAN, AND MISS GLORIA KNIGHT. Q. gf gre li Q,- if :O .fb jf- 52 :C 2 O O0 .,,.. 1.,..,,.w 0000009 wax PHOTO BELOW, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MISS ELIZABETH HUNTER, CHARLES BROOKS, MRS. MARGARET WOODARD, MRS. VIRGINIA GRIFFIN, CHAIRMAN: PAUL GAEBEL, DR. ESTELLE CROSS. BACK, ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MISS DOROTHY YOUNG, LEON SKLAR, MISS MARGARET MCKINLEY, WYMAN SPAULDING, PAUL HUEBNER, MRS. ALBERTINE TANNER, SPANISH: HAROLD FIELD, MRS. BOBBIE HILBERT, SPANISH. HDMEECONDMKS DEPARTMENT PHOTO AT RIGHT, LEFT TO I RIGHT: MRS. BOBBIE HILBERT, MRS. SHIRLEY BROVER, MRS. CLAIRE COE, CHAIRMAN. PHOTO BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DR. HERMAN WINN, CHAIRMAN: HOWARD BLOOM, HOWARD KELLAM, EARL HANSON, GEORGE ELMGREN, THEODORE FREDERICK. xx' INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHOTO AT LEFT, LEFT TO RIGHT: JOHN CURTISS, ALBERT LUEBKE, AVERY MATHEWS. PHOTO ABOVE: WILLIAM BREWSTER, TOOL DEPARTMENT. 45- INDUSTRIAL ARTS 9 UBRARY PHOTO ABOVE: MRS. ALICE HOFFERBER. MUSK DEPARTMENT PHOTO ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. ANNABEL WILES, CHAIRMAN, AND GENE MIDYETT. I Pk MATHEMATKS DEPARTMENT .,- , PHOTO ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: FRANCIS GRUNEN- FELOER, HOMER PRICE, PAUL HUEBNER, RALPH CRAWFORD, JOHN HINDS. PHILIP WILSON, CHAIR- MAN, SEATED. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT PHOTO BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT1 MRS. VIRGINIA HUDDLESTON, CHAIRMAN, MISS LOUISE ERNST, MISS KATHLEEN MCGUIRE, MRS. ELLA MELTON, NURSE: MRS. DORIS VENSTROM. 'Q MENS PHYSKAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT PHOTO AT LEFT, LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: VIN- CENT CARRESE, PETE ZAMPERINI, PAUL HUEBNER. SEATED: MARCUS SAMPSON, CHAIRMANQ WILLARD GOODHUE. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT PHOTO BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: LEON SKLAR, MRS. GENEVRA DROWN, CHAIRMAN: GLENN MILLER, GERALD ARNETT. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. MARGARET WOODARD, MRS. LOUISE HUMMEL. fp- TN,---M,--M :M gf-WWW --...v SUENCE DEPARTMENT PHOTO BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. IRENE KREHBIEL, JAMES HAMPSON, ROBERT DORAN, CHAIRMANf AND ARTHUR FITZMORRIS. STUDY HALL BELOVV: Tnzoookz Roszks u-. AT 5 ami, Q, ,vu Vvv- ., bw- 1- 4,-, . 1 1 1 f w F 1' .ai Y 'Q A, A 44 ' X, Y Q. 'X v If 5? 1 E Q , ,r T, I I 'K D K I ai, I I ii 1 I 'M f , , I I ,Milf H I imp .5 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: EARNST PREACELY, FRANCES HARPER, CHARLES LEE, MARLENE SCHAFER, CARL LINDSEY. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT IO RIGHT: JOEL KASTNER, BARBARA CHERRY, PAT NEWKIRK, CHARLENE WATKINS, NEVILLE KERR- BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. RALPH CRAWFORD, SPONSOR: BOB NEILSON. . A S I WINTER '51 The Commission is a , ig, , If I governing body, made up of j w Ihirleen sludenls and one Iacully member. This group ' I d ' Ih I ' I o5f53e?+i?df535i'33f STUDENT BODY COMMISSION which arose during Ihe school year: and iIs approval, advice, and guidance were given Io all sIudenI aclivilies. I SUMMER '51 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GEORGIA LIPPENS, MARY RUTLEDGE, BARBARA LYNCH, NEVILLE KERR, CHARLENE WATKINS, AMELIA GARIBAY, RUTHANN ADAMS. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: RUBEN GUTIERREZ, MAC MACHIDOME, STEVE ARNESON, MR. RALPH CRAWFORD, SPONSOR, MARK SAMPSON JR., JAMES WORLEY, CARL LINDSEY. iw.. Q... , Q f 3 7 i ' i K ' , ' ' 5 -Y' E f 7. Q . , Q f , , w , Q. Q Q4 4 ' ' if V f ,IJ sy ul 5 xm T ,li , .AE I T 1 i lun 41 f? SEM? 1, vw Qwu f m.. , 4,,,,Jg1 g 4 Q - . fs ' W4 X' . -, 5'fM ,A . f 3' A F' ,D 'Af' ' K L ' .V Z' 'P dye 1 ' S - . 5 5 f X 1 'H t 'A my--,,.rL n . Q , W L , I 5 .. 'g 7 Q I ' 8' Q Wy. Q, ,thy K R . 'K f , ff 4 ' Q S ,M f i - P N , N s ff g. Lg X 2 af' 5 Q 4 if . fa. G-H2 , I it ' 5 -9 WI Eg l K I w 5 I ,mf bam The Boys' Federafion of Phineas Banning High School is Ihe composire organizalion of Ihe male sludenl porfion of Ihe school. Their inleresl' is logically devoled Ioremosr Io Ihe problems of Ihe school and communily which aI'Iec'rs and in+eresIs boys. They are always ready and willing Io offer Their efforls and abiliiies Io such aclivifies as school-wide Iraclc meeIs, Iournamenls, paper drives, elc., where widespread eFIor+ and parricipalion are necessary. A+ Ieasr Ihree assemblies each year are planned and offered for boys. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JIM MCGUIRE, MAC MACHIDOME, NEVILLE KERR, JAMES WORLEY, GEORGE OKA, MR. ROBERT DORAN, SPONSOR. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ALFRED PACHECO, STAN RICHARDS, ERNEST PREACELY, EDDIE MARTIN, GABRIEL MARES. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GENE LARRIEU, BOB BURNETT. WINTER '51 BOYS' FEDERATION SUMMER '51 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GABRIEL MARES, JACK TRANI, MAC MACHIDOME, MR. ROBERT DORAN, SPONSOR: GEORGE OKA, JAMES WORLEY, JIM MCGUIRE, ERNEST PREACELY. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: TOMMY TAYLOR, NEVILLE KERR, GENE LARRIEU, STAN RICHARDS, ALFRED PACHECO, JIM McINROE, EDDIE MARTIN. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: LORETTA REBER, SHIRLEY GRIEP, VELTA BLAIR, RUTH ANN ADAMS, MYRTLE FITZGERALD. BACK ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: JOYCE SEGAN, DIXIE CHERRICK, MRS. SHIRLEY BROVER,'SPONSOR, VERNA SANDERS, AMELIA GARIBAY, MELANEE STIFF. WINTER '51 GIRLS' A LEAGUE '25 ,. SUMMER '51 A f N.-:ru FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JOYCE SAGEN, HISTORIAN, GEORGIANNA SNYDER, SECRETARY, RUTHANN ADAMS, PRESIDENT, AMELIA GARIBAY, VICE PRESIDENT, MYRTLE FITZGERALD, TREASURER. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: SHIRLEY JENKINS, A-IO, KATHERINE CHILDS, B-10, GRACE HARGETT, A-II, MRS. SHIRLEY BROVER, SPONSOR, ANN CLAYPOOL, A-IZ, BEVERLY EVANS, B-IZ. ABSENT: ALICE AGUIRRE, B-II. Upon enI'rance Io Phineas Banning High School every girl becomes a member of Jrhe Girls' League. The purpose of Jrhis organizalion is Io enrich Ihe school life of each girl by affording her ample opporluniries Io serve Ihe school. GIRLS' LEAGUE INSTALLATION JANUARY l95I AT LEFT, LEFT TO RIGHT: SHERYL FINCH, RETIRING PRESIDENT, AMELIA GARIBAY, INCOMING VICE PRESIDENT, RUTHANN ADAMS, INCOMING PRESIDENT. TT' Q A 1: 1134 -A-. 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W? gen jg! gi, ,lm E ,.f.i z!?M B 'Kgs T if 1 1 1 il f- L I X-fffifgfwg l J ...X- W Z H0 NURS AND AWARDS EPHEBIANS . . . i MAXIE CARRIGAN, CONNIE PETERS HONORABLE MENTION: RICHARD ROBERTS, SANDRA ALEXANDER SelecTed Tor membership in Ephebians SocieTy of Los Angeles, an organizaTion devoTed To civic beTTermenT. SelecTions are based on demonsTraTed scholarship, service, and leadership in The Senior High School. AMERICAN LEGION . . . RICHARD ROBERTS, SHRYLE FINCH HONORABLE MENTION: CHARLES LEE, VIDA OTIS, MARCIA TRASK Given by The American Legion To The boy and girl in The graduaTing class mosT ouTsTanding in Those TraiTs oT characTer and personaliTy which make Tor beTTer ciTizenship, ATTENDANCE . . . CELIA AVILA, MAXIE CARRIGAN, CONNIE PETERS, FUMIYE TANIDA, JIMMIE ORR Given in recogniTion oi perTecT aTTendance in The Senior High Division of The school. VIRTUS AWARD . . . SANDRA ALEXANDER, CONNIE PETERS Awarded upon The recommendaTion oT The Girls' Physical EducaTion DeparTmenT Tor TaiThTul service To The Girls' AThIeTic AssociaTion. MERIT AWARD . . . SANDRA ALEXANDER PresenTed by The Business and Professional Women's Club oT WilmingTon To The girl in The Commercial DeparTmenT who is ouTsTanding in such TraiTs as scholar- ship, ciTizenship, characTer, and service. PUBLICATIONS AND SPEECH . . . BARBARA BOYMAN, RICHARD ROBERTS, Forflighf STEVE ARNESON, Speech Given by The English DeparTmenT Tor service To The school Through iTs school publicaTions and speech. 20-30 CLUB AWARD . . . RICHARD ROBERTS Sponsored and presenTed by The 20-30 Club of Wil- mingTon in recogniTion of demonsTraTed qualiTies of persisTance, sinceriTy, conscienTiousness, seriousness of purpose, and ouTside acTiviTies. CORWIN MEMORIAL . . . MARCIA Tiuxsx Given in memory' oT Mrs. Corwin, Tormer Teacher af Banning High School. This award is given To The sTu- deni showing The mosT promise oT TuTure worTh in The Tield oT biological science. TYLER MEMORIAL . . . MAXIE CARRIGAN Given in memory oT Mrs. Tyler, long Time coordinaTor and head oT The maThemaTics deparTmenT. The award is in recogniTion oT maThemaTical abiliTy. SEAL BEARERS . . . cormls Perens, MAxls CARRIGAN GranTecI Tor superior scholarship in The Senior High School, including membership in The California Scholar- ship FederaTion Tor Tour semesTers. RecipienTs of This award receive a gold seal sTamped on Their diploma and a IiTe membership in The CaliTornia Scholarship FederaTion. ART AWARD . . . Mncu 'rRAsK The ArT award is presenlred To The boy or girl in recog- niTion of ouTsTanding service in The Tield of arT rendered To The arT deparTrnenT and To The school. 2 I 'S'-KW 2 is, .Q iffy gif Q 4- 'QQ' ,Un .- 4 ,f M W XNDRA ALEXANDER CELIA AVILA BEVERLY BENNETT VELTA BLAIR STENOGRAPHY STENCCIIAPHY SALES scmqcg ,gf DELANO BRAND REBECCA BRANDON JAMES BRITTAIN INDUSTRIAL ARTS GENERAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS KENNY BROOKS MACHINE SHOP AXIE CARRIGAN SARITA DIAZ MATHEMATICS s1'ENoCIzAP1-nr ROBERT BURNETTE KENNETH BYERLY BERNARD CARMONA DAISY CARR MACHINE SHOP SALES SOCIAL STUDIES SALES VICKI ETTER SOCIAL STUDIES L. SH ERYL FINCH STENOGRAPHY 23 f E E BETTY GIBSON FRANCES HARPER GENE HARRISON DORIS JEAN HOBBS SCIENCE ACADEMIC SCIENCE 'U-I..., 4ARGIE HOFFMAN SALES ROBBIE JORDAN JOEL KASTNER HOME ECONOMICS MATHEMATICS CHARLES LEE CONSTANCE MCHALFFEY JALNA MOODY SALES HOME ECONOMICS SCIENCE JIMMIE ORR BERNARDINE OSLEY VIDA OTIS socuu. STUDIES GENERAL SALES 24 MARGARET KEITH STENOGRAPHY ROBERT NEILSEN MA'ruEMA1'lcs DARLENE PARROT SALES NSTANCE PETERS SALES CRUZ RODRIGUEZ INDUSTRIAL ARTS RU BEN SAN DOVAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS VIOLA ROBBINS RICHARD ROBERTS MIGUEL ROBLEDO SOCIAL STUDIES MATHEMATICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS ESTHER ROMERO PAT RUTLEDGE SALES SCIENCE JL JOYCE SCI-IAIFER SCIENCE VERNA SANDERS IIoMz ECONOMICS AL. FUMI TANIDA sT:NocIzArIIY ARVID THOMPSON MARCIA TRASK JIM TRAYLOR MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS 25 55231 y ,Y N A 5 , x v ,M r , Q e SQ ,y 2' YP: Q M M s. , I f E g'ilfvs--A 5 I NN..- . 4, - 1'm5?EE::' A i M W ., ' misf- ,ff 'Ky , 4 , 1 v , f N M -,..M ,f K I x Ji 2 135. ff R N 5? gbgfdglwmfz Nil, X y QQ Mia Q K ' 4 . A .N-vi X ,, , ff f R Q i K 4 Mzgtzww 5 ki Wig? Q a qi ': L If Q - , JTHANN ADAMS SCIENCE ACADEMIC CLEM ALDAPE INDUSTRIAL Ants 's ' Af' e NT ON ANTHONY mnusnum. uns MATH-sclmc: Auomlc STEVE ARNESON RUTH ASPY PATSY ATES LANGUAGE ACADEMIC nom: economics --4 COLLEEN BANFIELD CLYDINE BANNISTER BARBARA BARTU sTENoGnArHY BOOKKEEPING SALES 'T JENNIE ANDERSON WADE ANDERSON sooxxsmuc science Acuasmc H ECTOR AVALOS ACADEMIC GLORIA BELLA Home economics HELEN BORGES BARBARA BOYMAN SHIRLEY BRUNTZ JAMES BUCKLEY srsuosurnv snmsn ACADEMIC s1-:Nocmumv LANGUAGE Acnosmc 27 f m , I RICHARD BURD DENNY CANTWELL INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS BGY COLLINSWORTH DOROTHY COWART STENOGRAPHY sookxszrmc THOMAS CASERMAN INDUSTRIAL ARTS 'S DONNA COX EDITH CUBERO Home ECONOMICS SALES A I ANNE CLAYPOOL SPANISH ACADEMIC LOU RDES DAR STENOGRAPHY -3133 Shy, DONA DAVIDSON LA DONNA DAVIS NELLIE DE LUNA BETTY DETIEGE STENOGIRAPHY aooRR:sPING Home ECONOMICS SALES L.. 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W. WILSON Music 7 Im wg 47,6 f x xx 104, :Fi f i X X V5 15? 6 ESQ 12 , 'swf Hhafaw-fgllk 2.1 Qs0 Q z . 5 I 7' . T Q 5' NVQ! 3' W X' W CLASSES 36 E ElEV A- 3 JR e 14' YS BO EN -ELEV A i +- s K s SEQ -swf' QQ U Ll-I u.: I ,sr 40 YS BO EN T I x 4 x n 42 WO XJ L ,in M f. ,4 , v. v, Q 35 45 46 Cons+ruc+ive, infelligenl Ihinkers rnusl possess a fundamenlal background on which Io base 'rheir fhoughls. Phineas Banning I-Iigh School encourages all 'ro undersfand dihlerenl viewpoinls, To examine and sfudy inleresling Iheories, Io read rhe work of many aulhors, fo appreciale Ihe arf and musical composilions of diIlIeren+ arlisls and composers, and Io develop vocalional abililies. Then, from a maze of Ihoughfs, fads, and skills one is able Io decide whaf course ol life 'ro fake: for he is cognizanl of his Ialenfs, inleresls, and chances of success. fr MECHANICAL DRAWING CHEMISTRY -E I MACHINE SHOP 4 .f,, I ' 6 t THE gv --f-iv FUTURE f f 'W' 1 X . , ,J , X Q 'Q 'Q Q 0 Q ',L'I'1'I'I I I BUSINESSMACHINES I I l I BOOKKIEEPING CLASIS i 48 COOKING ClAS x, Nigga, I 1 W ,ab PING CLASS IAl STUDIES lt, 1 . f 9-6' V 9 Q Q 59-Qf9 1-gm. QV! 9 1- Q. 5 GQ w V 1? ,gn es' I CERAMICS ' U Psoemsx IQ-IQQQYSQ be' if I 9 'Is 3 'fn 'G ,wa I 'sa S V9 5 We' N 4 I 0 'ff mm, -, K' ,y ww, ff kin! 1 R f Q F fgmwgg I I ' .CLOTHING 49 4 If 5 Y Us Q53 SPINSTERS' HOP It SOCK I-IOP I swan mom ATIONS E, Q . 5 N s fx QL as Ss 44 ACTIVITIES THE ANNUAL STAFF The book is oui' . . . afler eighl' monihs of work . . . layoufs . . . copy . . . fyping . . . phofography . . . fhis is lhe finished producl . . . a+ limes fhere was doubl as fo wheiher il' would ever be finished . . . buf here H is . . . your I95l Pilof Wheel. Credif goes To Dr. Esfelle Cross, 'rhe faculfy sponsor, who gave underslanding counsel 'ro 'rhe enrire sfaff. Every sfafl member did his par+ in conlribuling energy and ideas lo make 'rhis annual enjoyable for all fhe sfudenls ai' Banning. DR. ESTELLE CROSS PUBLICATION Anvlszn RUBEN GUTIERREZ SHIRLEY G-RIEP CHARLES BOYDSTUN ROSALEE MILADINOVICH rnooucrlon :orron simon zorron ART zmron cow :orron RUTHANN ADAMS JO ANN SCHNELLE PATSY ATES ACTIVITIES CLUB EDITOR ASSISTANT CLUB EDI 52 A SUE HASTINGS JO SURRATT DOROTHY COWART PAULA MILLER SNAP EDITOR ASSISTANT sun :anon ucuurv :olron ASSISTANT FACULTY sorron ROSEMARY RIOS DEMETRE KOZOITES MARY RUTLEDGE cussss auu.s' sronrs Assls'rAN1' anus' svorrs Ifwf N M' RBARA BOYMAN LOUISE COX LOIS SEVIER rnoornnoen vnoornnosn surr ASSISTANT 53 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ELIZABETH BLACK, CAROL ANNE KOCEAN, GENEVIENE JOHNSON, EVA ESPINOZA, DOLORES YANEZ, ESTHER HERNANDEZ, ALICE ROBINSON, DONNA GARDNER, KAY MacDONALD, FRANCIS DICK. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARGARET SMITH, JACKIE WHEELER, SHIRLEY LATHAM, RICHARD NEIMAN, SUE HousE, DIANA HORN, CLARISSA HICKEY, FRANK FREEMAN PATTY CRICHTON, BETTY JEAN DETIEGE, EDITH CuBERo, MRS. MYRTLE MANDELL, INSTRUCTOR I I l . This group was CreaIed for The purpose of giving s+udenIs prachcal A N N U A L knowledge and experience in The ar+ of salesrnanship. They did an exCellenI iob in sellinq The annual under The direcfion of Mrs. MyrI'le Mandell, TaCulI'y S A I. E S E I. A S S Sales and Circulafion Adviser. THE ANNUAL STAFF 3-'SE AT FAR RIGHT MRS. RUTH BILLINGTON FINANCIAL SECRETARY AT RIGHT MRS. MYRTLE MANDELL ' SALES AND CIRCULATION ADVISER -' ATEE Q li . 4, J ,Q is W mi E? of XNDELL MUNCY Tl-IELMA SIMONSEN JUANITA MCCONNELL CAROL DUI-IN GEORGIA LIPPENS ADVERTISING ASSISTANT ADVERTISING TYPIST TYPIST TYPIST PH G E Ris These sIuden+s were Chosen by The Annual Adviser, Doc Cross, AS S I S N To assisf The Seniors wifh Their Cap and gown piCIures. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO PiLiHT: BARBARA TROTTER, DEMETRA KOZAITES, BARBARA HOLSTEIN, HELEN DeSISTO, RUTH PEARSON BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PEGGY CLEMENTS, PATSY WARD. I uf ABOVE, WINTER JOURNALISM STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARLENE SCHAFER, PAGE THREE EDITOR, RICHARD ROBERTS, PAGE FOUR EDITOR, BARBARA BOYMAN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, AND BOB BRUSSHART, LINOTYPE OPERATOR. Iypewrifers buzzing lranlically affer Ilwe deadline lwour-reporfers scurrying over Ilwe Campus-page edilors searching our s+ories Thar did no+ come in-a Iired I3u+ happy edilor a+ midniglfr-reflecled flue aclivifies of Ilne sludenfs-molded sludenl' opinion.-under Ilwe excellenf direclion of Mr. Leon Slclar, facully sponsor, and Barbara Boyrnan, Edilor. The Porlliglwf was enjoyed by all who read if, and received much praise For Hs nigh s+andards of journalism. THE PORTLIGHT FAR RIGHT, LEON SKLAR, JOURNALISM ADVISER RIGHT, ALBERT LUEBKE, PRINTING ADVISER. BELOW, WINTER JOURNALISM STAFF, LEFT TO RlGHTi NOLA MATTOX, PAGE ONE EDITOR, RICHARD ROBERTS, PAGE FOUR EDITOR, HELEN WEBBER, TYPIST, CAROLYN CUSH, REPORTER, AND VELTA BLAIR, EXCHANGE AND DISTRIBUTION. nm....,, BELOW, WINTER JOURNALISM STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: FRANCES LA ROGUE, REPORTER, NOLA MATTOX, PAGE ONE EDITOR, SQTHLEEN BAg::i, REPORTER: JOAN LEMPKE, REPORTER: TOM ZIMMERMAN, REPORTER: TED GRADY, PAGE TWO EDITOR: CAROL EBNER, REP R. ' 1235. YEN ABOVE, SUMMER JOURNALISM STAFF, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: NOLA MATTOX, PAGE ONE EDITOR: TED GRADY, PAGE FOUR EDITOR. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: CAROLE GREBNER, PAGE TWO CO-EDITOR: BARBARA BOYMAN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: JOAN LEMKE, PAGE TWO CO-EDITOR: AMELIA GARIBAY, REPORTER. THE PORTLIGHT ABOVE, SUMMER JOURNALISM STAFF, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: JOANN WOYSOCKI, REPORTER: HERNAN BRIGGS, TYPIST: BRIAN COY, REPORTER: GENE LARRIEU, REPORTER: WINNIE LOU HALES, REPORTER: JENNIE ANDERSON, REPORTER. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: HELEN WEBBER, TYPIST: BONNIE KLEINMEYER, TYPIST. BELOW, SUMMER JOURNALISM STAFF, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT MARY LOU DEAN, REPORTER: MARY LOU WATKINS, REPORTER: JIM BUCKLY, REPORTER. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: JUDY LEONARD, REPORTER: LAVRA GALVEZ, REPORTER. 56 aove,eee1 TO vuex-X11 Mxeeue PARR01, .xcx-uma Roseau nxeun- Moowf, Bev.- Nr-ao champ eemces uneven, vxon. 0115. oeemlo an-so rl-mzcxp. wma, wma CARRXGP-N. sos neu.. sou, comme PETERS, veew serum mano mow-vsou. 2-eeow-. Lew TO WEGHT1 N-Ml cramm- P-N. 'MDA ons, RICHARD aoeems, M-NA Moooi, 1'-RAN. CES HARPER. F flfxff- , 4' k W . 5 P- P-LE'l-AHBEI ABOVE: SAHDR D R A wrsew -. meme sown! ME Y TH P J0 E 'es N TH E TA WIN-,ERefEed By Es M I LA Ng 55 0 O F I9 S Prese F UMMER Med By SH RE CLA W Ss OF '95l RXGHT: b-RVTD THOMPSON, VELTA BLD-TR, BERNARD CBRMOHF. JOYCE SCHAEEER, RTCHARB ROBERTS, ERP-NCES HARPER, VTCRTE ETTER, ROBERT BURNETT, FAT RUTLEBGE. 4 CENTER-'. MPR CARRTGAH. E ANDERSON, GREIMOZ RP-T DOWLET , HORTEH- TONDELLO1 BETTT OETTEGE, NANCT1 T TRON-BLET , GRO N-XO, PHTLLTS TNLOR1 CHARLES TARBET, D RBTHERTH xox-X1-. :Ames eeoumr. NANO. RM PNERSMP-vi. 1 poaaow, eucemxo, umm cp-v.verl1en, Dr-Ms, BUAHCN aosnee menomovxcu, vxs wxoovlg ew. cem., sosxe, ee111 Nvleex., cook. LEFT 'YO 9- BAYTXST by xhtml GRUUMOQ v.01x-M-rlrl A KATHEYANAQ GEORGXA LWPE . DETXEGE, HAHC1, N P-HTTA N-if-9 XGHT , LEFT 'YO VAGFXT '. STEVE NNE- ocmo, sevemx anew- TLLT5 smut, Bmrlcm Dow, RM DOW N-ORROW, ..-I pa R sou, vena uevmlhz N ewverls, vu XO, RENVN RAT GEORGTA LET , HORTEHS EH110. LHC LEFT TO RXGHT '. 'NND STO, FRED SLNIGHTER, B SHTRLET GRTEY, FELTCTN JERR REDN-OBO, BTAHCM EODTE SHELLTNE, CURTTS, CARLOS BOMTHGUE1, PAHCHO. CENTER FRONT, LEFT TO RXGHT1 BEVERLT RAGLAH , THE SHREYNQ STEVE ARHESOH, YETRUCHTO. X... Friday Evening, April 27+h, I95I,.+he Senior Class presen+ed Iheir annual Prom in lhe beaufi- lully decoralled gym. The blue sky, peach Iree blossoms, ferns, roses, silver sfars and moon, carried our Ihe 'theme- Dream Awhilef' The lovely Queen 'For +he eve- ning was Barbara Lynch, who wore a qreen ner formal wilh an orchid corsage. The Queens affendanrs were: Joyce Saqen, and Jane? Olarre, I-ler escort Charles Lee, was crowned King. The crowning ceremonies Ioolc place al I l:0O o'cloclc. Mr. Waife, our Principal, Crowned fhe King and Queen and Mrs. Trieb, Girls' Vice-Principal, presenled The roses Io The Queen. The grand march followed rhe ceremonies. Hal Neely's Orchesfra pro- vided fhe music lor Ihis fesfive occasion. I if P-fkffzf' '' W'39iS i'?4'7lY+-f'Tif7?f+32f'Q357''?'Qf'1'I ' . . -f at . :vw ' Wfffifrirw WZVW f fiffknf-ul U ZR il if X! A E 1 V'?Z5WI7 f Wi. 'yr s r-fcggfv Q A J, ,L ,f- ,,: -,W iv rf fwgrfg ffpw f M sn,:f's-,fff ff r f , we me L' 2 T f I 1 fs if QM sie it TAT? A My W -ggi,-,,,,,fsQixfjs,,i, ,iff Q f s,.:3Qfyi,.,'wf1Qfpi5 if gig 'E - Q, ' n 451 , A f'ri?ig??? I if If Yifr1w2ffi2'if2 5Vff5 9' 2519 .-V in li ,L 5: Ii 'N 5'i1f'!-4 'Vz'ef . 1 ,7 if .5 QM-fHr2g24P:is u , 'Y wsgfzf Jgfgfim I f , f ABOVE, RIGHT, COMMITTEE: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JOE ANN WALL, JENNIE ANDERSON, MAREL LaROQUE, JO ANN SCHNELLE, GEORGIA LIPPENS. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DEN- NIS GRUNSTAD, CHARLES RIOR- DAN, RALPH ESPINO, GABRIEL MARES, MICKEY MIGUELEZ. RIGHT: THE KING AND QUEEN WITH THEIR COURT. LEFT TO RIGHT: CECIL WILLY, JOYCE SAGEN, BARBARA LYNCH, QUEEN: CHARLES LEE, KING, JANET OLARTE, BOB SAN JOSE. V4 U we M4 SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE At right, first row, left to right: Mary Rod- riguez, Marion Eddings, Barbara Johnson, JoAnn Wysocki, Shirley Jenson, Marlon Iwata, Evelia Flores, Virginia Jones, Mrs. Annabelle Wiles, Director, Doris Keeter, Mary Lou Worden, Mary Ellen Medrano, Adrienne Armstrong, Beverly Kldwell, Bar- bara Bishop, Judy Leonard, Irene Jacuindo. Second row, left to right: Barbara Latham, Lupe Sisneros, Eila Rodriguez, Alicia Nunez, Terrie Masamoto, Grace Hargett, Donna Cox, Betty Wright, Stella Ponce, Nancy Sunstedt, Phyllis Galkin, Margaret Trazo, Grace Avalos, Ruth Person, Dolores Wolc- zamski, Shirley Jenkins. Third row, left to right: Elisia Rodriguez, Sallie Gutierrez, Mary Macias, Esther San- doval, Tessie Roybal, Winnie Lou Hales, Barbara Dixon, Frances Dick, JeanAnn Sud- duth, Frances Milla, Doris Herrin, Pauline Chism, Robirda Stevens, Rita Carpenter, Betty Calder, Elizabeth Slaughter, Heler Ochoa, Bessie Kozaites. JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE At right, front row, left to right! Janet Evans, Shirley Towe, Betty Jo Taylor, Vir- ginia Toy, Kathleen Barnes, Charlene Binga- man, Carolyn Nettles, Sue Cutler, Mrs. Wiles, Joan Flor, Edna Himes, Frances La Boque, Georgia Stubbins, Pat Preston, Nina Herman, Irene Diocson. Back row, left to right: Delores Ramirez, Raquel Melendez, Eiko Yamaguchi, Fairlene Martin, Erlinda Fuentes, Bernice Murphy, Carol La Donne, Marie Jones, Marilyn Lynch, Sue Carol Sudduth, Nancy South, Delores Banfield, Ruth Fisher, Nancy Wills, Joan Farmer, Jackie Gordon, Claudine Douglas. BOYS' GLEE CLUB At right, front row, left to right: Clem Aldape, Alberto Macias, Tino Adan, Chuck Tarbet, Edward Miedlinger, Mrs. Wiles, Sponsor: George Brazil, Candldo Aguilar, Ellis King, Lyman Johnson, Rich Wonder. Second row, left to right: Claude Greer, Arthur Truiillo, Carlos Flores, Leo Acosta, Ed Martin, Gabriel Mendoza, Robbie Lee. Phillip Orman, Takashi Kunisawa, John Urrea, Tom Mason. Third row, left to right: Jack Kldwell, George Gallegos, Don Clark, Wade Anderson, Leo Collins, Dudley McDoneI, Gene Larrleu, Larry Pennington, Larry Mills, Alfredo Pacheco, Robert Keeter, Mac Mochldome. 60 SENIOR GIRLS' CHOIR At left, back row, left to right: Janet Pitts, Gaynor Morphew, Shirley Lappi, La Vonne Coulon, Jo Ann Cranston, Floella Riggs, Jo Anne Mahr, Nadine Collins, Cleta Mit- chell, Evelyn Montgomery, Janet Love, Patsy Ates, Gladys Rodriguez, Hilda Tiner. Third row, left to right: Connie Hobbs, Marilyn Lavigne, Eva Hicks, Sandra Simpson, Jo Ann Schnelle, Joann Purkey, Diana Horn, lva Maehr, Grace Nix, Bonnie Barbour, Edith Cubero, Betty Detiege, Gladys Hood, Sue House, Donna Jones. Second row, left to right: Ruth Aspy, Gay Bratton, Carol Hamilton, Donna Brimer, Carolyn McCoy, Beverly Luxton, Mary Slay, Sheila Rutherford. Front row, left to right: Lorraine Hodges, Pat Van Deventer, Loretta Reber, Lupe Alonza, Betty Fukunaga, Rosario Palicti, Sylvia Jackson, Lorna Fetzer, Florence Mc- Fadden, Reatha Cole, Joann Buckles, Mrs. Annabelle Wiles, Sponsor. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Banning has advanced rapidly along its musical line fo a height we are very proud to have attained. The band and orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Gene Midyett. Mrs. Annabelle Wiles, Chairman of the Department, has charge of Senior Choir, Junior and Senior Girls' Glee, and Senior Boys' Glee. ln addition to our various school programs, these musical groups take part in the Los Angeles City Festival, and community affairs. .9 we 11 ORCHESTRA Af left, front row, left to right: Phyllis Greenhalgh, Darrell Orwig, Marilyn Hutchin- son, James Hunts, Jerry Nace, Marjorie Wonder, Ronald Smith, John Gasco, Brenton Sweet, Jonathan Murakami, Carol Mohler. Second row, left to right: Betty Ferguson, Melvin Hostetler, Norma Pendergrass, Ben- nie Collings, Richard Ryan, Bob McCoy, Mr. Midyett, Director, Gary Vance, Larry Vance, Don Rader. Third row, left to right: Pearl Fenter, Juan- dell Muncy, Shirley Lapier, Margaret Stod- dard, Carol Moon, Jimmy Schmid, Barbara Price, Roberta Roberts, David Cook, Ronald Aspy, Phil Ainsworth. ,.!Y,L BAND At left, front row, left to right: Mr. Gene Midyett, Director, Jimmy Schmid, Roberta Roberts, Barbara Price, Ronald Smith. Second row, left to right: Bob Vance, Philip Ainsworth, Richard Ryan, Alfred Quebec, David McDaniel, Arthur Gilman, Bennie Collings. Third row, left to right: Haywood James, Karl Mahr, Larry Vance, John Gasco, Rex Peters, Bob McCoy, Garry Vance, Jonathan Murakami. Fourth row, left to right: Wendell Gross, Leon Potter, William Clopton, Don Wilson, Don Rader. 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AA ,NW n 4 New-I, N, ,Q 113 A A nn. ,N rv K ui if K ali if HU 1 an Xi li CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS W ,A-M ,Y s 2 .QNX A : .ziQ3.1 il t Mi l? ART CLUB The Art Club under the sponsorship of Miss Gloria Knight, is a group of students interested in learning the art ot painting. Bi-monthly meetings are for the purpose of discussing types of art and promoting student interest in all phases of art work. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: SOPHIE VILLAL- PANDO, BARBARA SAN JOE, ROSEANN GALTON, MARIAN DANIELSEN, PAT LASERMAN, LOIS SEVIER, MISS GLORIA KNIGHT, SPONSOR: AND DR. ESTELLE CROSS. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARGARET TRAZO, FLOELLA RIGGS, DAVID SHIPMAN, MARIE GUFFEY, GEORGE FRYETT, ESPERANZO ROBLEDO, BETTY SLAUGHTER, AUDIO-VISUAL OPERATOR'S STAFF The Visual Education Department, under the sponsorship of Mr. Avery Matthews, is responsible for the showing of all the motion pictures in the school. This department has progressed a great deal the past few years and it expects to achieve higher goals in the future. LEFT TO RIGHT: JAMES WORLEY, VICTOR JEWHURST, FRED BROOKS, DOYLE JORDAN, MR. AVERY MATTHEWS, SPONSOR, HARRY GRAVES. BIBLE CLUB Organized last semester, the Bible Club has rapidly become an important school activity club. Outside speakers are often invited to the meetings. The main purpose of the club is to present the Bible and its teachings. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PHYLLIS GALTON, GERALDINE SANDRICH, CLETA MITCHELL, NA- DINE COLLINS, DOROTHY COWART, PATSY PARRISH, RUBEN GUTIERREZ, MARY ELLEN DELUKA, JEAN ANDREWS, HELEN WEBBER, HERNAN BRIGGS, BETTY McGUE. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: SHIRLEY LAPIER, MILLIE MAUH, MAY BRATTON, SHIRLEY STE- PHEN, GAY BRATTON, BARBARA GRANT, BAR- BARA TROTTER, SHELIA RUTHERFORD, SYLVIA JACKSON, LOIS SOUTH, PHYLLIS GREENHALGH, LOUISE COX, JUANDELL MUNCY, WANDA HOP- KINS, GEORGIA JOHNSON, BONNIE BARBOUR. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROSE HICKS, JOY GILBERT, SHIRLEY LAPPI, HELEN TITIS, BAR- BARA DOYLE, RUTH ASPY, BETTY MIEDLINGER, SHIRLEY ERNSBURGER, BARBARA HOLSTEIN, DORISDEAN BRUSH, ANNETTE BARRON, MARY JO HAAR, MARGIE THOMAS, BEVERLY JAGGERS. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MR, LINES, SPONSOR, LAUREL SUMMERS, DORIS HERRIN, ELIZABETH SLAUGHTER, JOSEPHINE JAGGERS, DELORES PETERSEN, RENNA SEEVER, EVA HICKS, BARBARA BOYMAN, WAYNE STONER, MELVILE WILLARD, PAULA MILLER, RICKEY MILLER, MARY ANN GROCE, MARY LOU WORDEN, ALICE HALL, CLYDINE BANNISTER, DAVID LONDON. CATERETTES Students who work hard to make our social luncheons and teas a success. Sponsored by Mrs. Bobby Hilbert. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARY ELLEN MED- RANO, ROSIE ROBLES, NANCY BORGONIA, MARY ELLEN HERNANDEZ, BEVERLY EVANS, EVA ES- PINOZA, ESTELLA PONCE, ANNIE HERNANDEZ, MARY ESTRADA, SHIRLEY LATHAM, ANGLEA ACOSTA, MRS. BOBBIE HILBERT SPONSOR, LUPE SISNEROS, HELEN OCHOA, LUCILLE DE LAO. CENTER ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PATSY ATES, ALICE AGUIRRE, CARMEN FLORES, VIRGINIA LOOC, RUTH SELEDON, EMILY MARTINEZ, MARIE MACIAS, ESTHER SANDOVAL, MARY LEE ATES, ELISA CEJA, ESTHER RODRIGUEZ, LUPE ALONZO, REATHA COLE, AND ANNIE SAPIEN. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ELISA RODRI- GUEZ, DORA LOOC, GRACIE AVALOS, ROSIE PALICTE, AURELIA RIOS, LIZZIE RAINEY, CON- NIE ALDAPE, MARY RODRIGUEZ, LENORE TERAN, GLORIA BELLA. The Caterettes is a service club, ministering to the hunger of the whole community at banquets, teas, and luncheons. 64 DAMSELS Every other Tuesday at noon the Damsels meet in room ZOI. Any girl from the A9 through the BI I, with at least a C average, may join this club. Mrs. Margaret Woodard is the sponsor of this service club for the younger girls. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: KAY WROUGHT, NEILA TREGUBOFF, SHIRLEE MATHLIN, BETTY SCHLEUSNER, KATHRYN CHILDS, LAUREL SUM- MERS. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PAT ROSE, DIANE WINGERT, MRS. MARGARET WOODARD, SPON- SOR: DORIS HERRIN, ELIZABETH SLAUGHTER. DEVILS' CLUB Gives indispensable service in printing Thc PortIight ,our weekly newspaper, and designing and printing all campus programs, Sponsored by Mr. Albert Luebke. LEFT TO RIGHT: CHARLES HOLT, CHARLES DONAHUE, RONALD MYERS, BRUCE SIMPSON, KEITH McCAHN, LEON GRASS, BOB BUSSHARDT, STANLEY JACOBSEN, RONALD WITTEN, CHARLES FOX, VERN CHIRRICK, MR. ALBERT LUEBKE, SPONSOR, DION DE BOIS. FIREMEN Under the direction of Mr. Reacden, the fire- men clear the buildings and bungalows at the sound of the fire alarm signal. The firemen work under the leadership ot a student chief and several fire captains. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: RALPH ESPINO, MARIO D'AMBROSI, JACK HERNANDEZ, JOHN NELSON, GEORGE OKA, AND GABRIEL MARES. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: SONNY FLOR, EDDIE MARTIN, NEWTON ANTHONY, GERALD ROB- BINS, NEVILLE KERR, AND MR. MAX REARDEN, SPONSOR. HI-Y This club's theme and ritual is To Create and Maintain, Through the School and Community, High Standards of Christian Character. Sponsored by Mr. Arnett. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: TINO ADAN, CLEM ALDAPE, CHARLES HOLT, ALBERTO MACIAS, MR. GERALD ARNETT, SPONSOR: MICK MORTELL, JAMES WORLEY, ROY SAVAGE. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: HERBERT DRUMM, GILBERT MILLA, LEE LUDWIG, FRED BROOKS, ALFREDO PACHECO, BILL BRIDWELL, JAMES CULLEN, AND JIM GIFFORD. 65 KEY CLUB Organized by the Kiwanis Club in the fall of l95O as an honor service group, the Key Club has proved its value as an organization which helps to integrate school and community activities. This club is sponsored by Mr. Eugene Patz. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: RICHARD WON- DER, CHARLES BOYDSTUN, GABRIEL MARES, MR. EUGENE PATZ, SPONSOR: ROY SAVAGE, PRESI- DENT: JAMES WORLEY, YOSHIO WATANABE. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: STEVE ARNESON, NEVILLE KERR, DON CLARK, GEORGE MUTSCH- LER, SGT. AT ARMS: BRIAN COY, SECRETARY: GENE LARRIEU, VICE PRESIDENT. KNIGHTS The members are chosen by the Knights and their sponsors, and must have as qualifications: character, leadership, scholarship, sportsmanship, and service to the school. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Donahue and Mr. Crawford, the meetings are held each week to form plans for activities and to discuss problems confronting the school. The sweater bearing the Knight-head symbol- izes the highest peak of achievement reached by a high school boye-a peak to be aimed at as a goal for those in the lower grades. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. BERNARD DONAHUE, SPONSOR: HERBERT KALBFLEISCH, SEC'Y: NEVILLE KERR, PRES.: JIM McINROE, VICE PRES.: GEORGE MUTSCHLER, SGT. AT ARMS: MR. RALPH CRAWFORD, SPONSOR. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ALBERTO MACIAS, FRANK FREEMAN, ROGER GREGG, RONNIE EATON, ALFREDO PACHECO, HARVEY MYER, ART GUTIERREZ. LADIES The Ladies are selected on a competitive basis They stand as a model in Scholarship and Service to Banning. This group is the sister club to Knights. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. JEANNETTE TRIEB, GIRLS' VICE PRINCIPAL: PHYLLIS SMITH, MARY RUTLEDGE, ANNE CLAYPOOL, PRES.: BARBARA LYNCH, VICE PRES.: MAREL LA ROQUE, HISTORIAN: SHIRLEY GRIEP, MRS. CLARICE BROWN, SPONSOR. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARGARET HUNTS, GEORGIA LIPPENS, TREASURER: MARY SLAY, BARBARA CHERRY, MRS. VIRGINIA HUDDLE- STON, CO-SPONSOR: MARTHA SULLIVAN, ROSA- LEE MILADINOVICH, THELMA SIMONSON, RUTH- ANN ADAMS. LION'S HI-Y II' was the aim of each member of the Lion's Hi-Y to promote at all times the spirit of friend- ship between Banning students and to sponsor this feeling in his own community as well. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: FRANK FREEMAN, WAYNE STONER, NEVILLE KERR, HARVEY MYER, CLEM ALDAPE. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ART GUTIERREZ, GEORGE MUTSCHLER, ALFREDO PACHECO, CHUCK KAVENEY. MACHINISTS' CLUB Under the supervision of Mr, Theodore Freder- ick, the Phineas Banning High School machine shop carries on a very steady and productive program. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DENNIS GRUN- STAD, LARRY AUTRY, WALT KINDALL, NORMAN GOOSEN, MR. THEODORE FREDERICK, SPONSOR, HENRY PALICTE, RICHARD HERNANDEZ, RON- ALD ROBERTSON, HAROLD GOOSEN. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: RICHARD HAY- RICK, WALLACE McGILL, JOE ANDRADE. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DON DURNEY, DENNY HANNIFF, FRANK TAYLOR, DON STE- PHEN, DAVE MASURA, CHUCK STEVENS, RON- ALD FERGUSON, ELMER RASMUSSEN, ALBERT RINEHART, DAN LUNA, DAVID OTIS. SCIENCE CLUB This science group is composed of students who are especially interested in scientific research. lt is affiliated with the Science Club of America. Sponsored by Mr. Hampson. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: SUSAN CUTLER, BARBARA GRANT, MARY ANN GROCE, TERESA BIANDO, ROSANN GALTON, TERRY FUKUNAGA, PHYLLIS GREENHALGH, VALJEANNE WORDEN, MARY LOU WORDEN, CARROLL GLENN. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: SHIRLEY LAPPI, JANET PITTS, MARY JO HAAR, SHIRLEY BRINE- GAR, JIMMY GIFFORD, MIKE MORTELL, HERNAN BRIGGS, DORISDEAN BRUSH, DORIS HERRIN, ANNETTE BARRON, AND RAYMOND WATERS. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The purpose of the C.S.F. is to foster higher standards of scholarship and broader ideals of service on the part of the student. Sponsored by Mrs. Louise Hummel. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JOHN GASCO, BOB MCCOY, STEVE ARNESON, HERBERT KALB- FLEISCH, JAMES CARPENTER, JAMES HUNTS, JONATHAN MURAKUMI, JERRY IWATA, KEN- NETH MORROW. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARY SLAY, GEORGIA LIPPENS, JOANN PURKEY, AUDREE FOWLER, SHIRLEY LAPIER, PENNY HATCH, PHYLLIS REDMOND, BEVERLY RAGLAND, PHYL- LIS SMITH, ROSALEE MILADINOVICH. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: KATHRYN CHILDS, BONNIE KEINMEYER, SHIRLEY ERINEGAR, CAROL SANDISON, BARBARA DIXON, MARTHA SULLI- VAN, MARY ANN GROCE, BARBARA HOLSTEIN, ANNETTE BARRON, JOYCE TURNER, MARILYN HUTCHINSON, MARY ELLEN KREHBIEL, JANET PITTS, JOYCE SAGEN, MRS. LOUISE HUMMEL, SPONSOR. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROSIE PALICTE, BETTY FUKUNAGA, SUSIE NAKATA, TERRY MATSUMOTO. THERESA BIANDO, PAT LOSSMAN, NIELA TREGUBOFF, MARIAM IWATA, VAL- JEANNE WORDEN, DEMETRA KOZAITES, LOIS FORSTED, TERRY FUKUNAGA, SUMIKO NAKATA. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GAY BRATTON, JUANDELL MUNCY, THELMA SIMONSEN, DONNA KIRK, WINNIE LOU HALES, MARGARET HUNTS, MARY RUTLEDGE, PAT ROSE, KAY WROUGHT, DORISDEAN BRUSH, JUDY HARRISON, ANNE CLAYPOOL, ALICE AGUIRRE, LOURDES ABELLA, MAY BRATTON. SENIOR USHERS Boys who assist at all senior high aud calls, guard doors, dcal with offenders and keep order, Sponsored by Mr. Glenn Miller. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: CARL LINDSEY, JACK TRANI, MR. GLENN MILLER, SPONSOR: ROGER GREGG, MIKE MORTELL. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MAC MOCHIDOME, NEVILLE KERR, GEORGE MUTSCHLER, WAYNE STONER, ALFREDO PACHECO, LEE LUDWIG, ROY SAVAGE. SOUND CREW Under the direction of Mr. Elmgreen, the public address crew is in charge of the Banning Sound System. These boys are qualified to be apprentice radio technicians. LEFT TO RIGHT: LONNY MCGUIRE, ELBERT MASON, RAY HOLDER, DONALD GOODNER. STAGE CREW The stage crew is guided in its work by Pop Bloom. The success of Banning's dramatic and music presentations is greatly enhanced by the scenery constructed by the stage crew. LEFT TO RIGHT: ALBERTO MACIAS, MR. HOW- ARD BLOOM, SPONSOR, JERRY IWATA, DAVID SHIPMAN, AND PHILIP TAYLOR. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Boys and girls who give assistance to new students. guard all entrances, supervise halls and campus during lunch hour. Sponsored by Mr. Brooks. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BILL HUBER, CHARLES HOLT, CLIFFORD PEDERSEN, JAMES KACHIC. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PHYLLIS GALKIN, PATSY PARRISH, NADINE COLLINS, ROY SAVAGE, JAMES WORLEY, COMMISSIONER, MR. CHARLES H. BROOKS, SPONSOR: CAROL SANDISON, EARA DEAN FOX, DORA RITKO,ADRIENNEARMSTRONG. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROBERT QUAGLI- ETTA, ELLIS KING, RONALD SMITH, JERRY NACE, FRANK TAYLOR, FRED BROOKS, RICHARD THOMPSON, DAVID SHIPMAN, HAYWOOD JAMES, TOM MASON, DION DeBOIS. UNESCO CLUB The purpose of this club is to unite all nation- alities in sincere friendship and to promote a better understanding among different races. Sponsored by Mrs. Genevra Drown and Mr. Gerald Arnett. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: EVELYN GEORGE, ROSARIO PALICTE, SYLVIA JACKSON, SHEILA RUTHERFORD, BARBARA TROTTER, SHIRLEY LAPPI, RUBEN GUTIERREZ, WANDA HOPKINS, DONA DAVIDSON. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: VIOLET MORSE, DOROTHY COWART, BARBARA DIXON, HELEN TITUS, BARBARA DOYLE, AUDREE FOWLER, BETTE MEIDLINGER, BARBARA GRANT, LOUISE COX, ROSEMARY RIOS, SHIRLEY LAPIER. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. GENEVRA DROWN, SPONSOR, CLARISSA HICKEY, CLYDINE BANNISTER, RENNA SEEVER, PAULA MILLER, WAYNE STONER, BARBARA BOYMAN, BARBARA HOLSTEIN, RICKIE MILLER, SHIRLEY ERNS- BURGER, DAVID LONDON. JUNIOR VARSITY CLUB Class B letter winners can become members of the Junior Varsity Club. The club sponsors athletics and is under the direction of Mr. Vincent Carrese. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: SONNY FLOR, BOB JACOBS, BOB ERICKSON, GABRIEL MENDOZA, CANDIDO AGUILAR, MARIO D'AMBROSI, HER- NAN BRIGGS. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PHILIP SALMON- SON, DON CLARK, LARRY MILLS, GEORGE DE LA TORRE. RONALD TUCKER, EDDIE MARTIN, AND MR. VINCENT CARRESE, SPONSOR. SENIOR VARSITY CLUB Class A letter winners can become members of the Varsity Club. This club sponsors athletics and is directed by Mr. Mark Sampson. LEFT TO RIGHT: ALBERTO MACIAS, RALPH ESPINO, JACK HERNANDEZ, CHARLES BOYD- STUN, ROGER GREGG, NEVILLE KERR, RONALD EATON, DON CLARK, GEORGE MUTSCHLER, MR. MARK SAMPSON, SPONSOR. CAFETERIA STAFF The cafeteria of Banning High School presents a study in organization and efficiency. Under the direction of Mrs. Hudson, food for several hundred students is prepared, served and cleared away in forty minutes. LEFT TO RIGHT: POP LOVETT, MAUDE MONROE, KATHERINE DUSENBURY, RHEBA HUDSON, RUTH TOMASINI. IINSET: CAFETERIA SCENEI CUSTODIANS The custodians of Banning High School are our friends. They are always seen sweeping, scrub- bing, or doing something to make our school a cleaner and more enioyab'e place in which to work. We should always cooperate with them and learn to remember what the trash cans are for. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: TERESA G. ALON- ANZA, ALF. E. FORGERSON, BERT PERKIN, HAR- VEY G. CLUTTER, ANGELA P. CHAVEY. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ALLEANA SHIRE- MAN, GOLDIE A. GOLDEN, JAMES B. HICKS, JOHN J. RIDLEY, ETHEL P. CARR. 70 K X NST r ,Q nw ATHLETICS VARSITY FIRST STRING FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: WAYNE STONER, ALBERT AGUILAR, LOUIE RUBIO, YGNACIO GARCIA, DAVID SHIPMAN, GEORGE MUTSCHLER, DON CLARK. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: CHARLES BOYDSTUN, GRANVILLE WALL, JIM TRAYLOR, JACK HERNANDEZ, CARL LINDSEY. BANNING CLOSES I950 GRID SEASON WITH SINGLE WIN, TIE: LOOKS TO NEXT YEAR FooTball season came To an end Tor The Banning PiloTs Dec. I7Th and Turned ouT To be The rnosT successTul campaign in Three seasons, Though bringing only one win and one Tie. The San Pedro game, which marlced The close oT anoTher EasT- ern-Marine season, saw one of The mosT precision Teams in The harbor area high school hisTory rollover a game buT hopelessly ouTr'nanned squad consisTing rnosTly oT iuniors, 46-7. Scoring on The powerTul PiraTes was a novelTy in iTselT Tor The PiloTs as They had previously had only I9 poinTs rung up by Their opponenTs all year. Banning opened The season againsT The I949 champs, Narbonne, and ToughT The depleTed Gaucho eleven To a' 6-6 sTandsTill To raise Their cloudy hopes Tor a winning year. The rough ones came Then, Though. ATTer a heaTed baTTle Tor The T'irsT Three quarTers, Jordan shoved across a Touchdown in The lasT Tour minuTes oT play To deTeaT The PiloTs, I2-6. The Tollowing Friday, Banning received The TirsT oT Three pasfings absorbed during The season when The Bell Eagles, who were piclced as co-champs in The league buT 'finished poorly, ran over Them, 260. A Two-weelr resT was all The PiloTs needed, Though, To bounce back and roclc winless Gardena, 20-6, Tor Their TirsT grid win in many moons as They reached Their peak wiTh Two games leTT. SouTh GaTe came TirsT, 27-O, and San Pedro Tollowed The nexT weelc. AT long lasT iT appears ThaT The BanningiTes may come up wiTh a winning Team, whaT wiTh The Tlocl: oT iuniors reTurning To The I95l squad. FOOTBALL--VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: FRANK TAYLOR, DAVID MASURA, NEVILLE KERR, DAVID OTIS, JIM TRAYLOR, GEORGE MUTSCHLER, GRANVILLE WALL, WADE ANDERSON, AL WHELCHEL, CARLOS FLORES, JIM MCINROE, PHIL SALMONSON. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JOE DARGANGELO, DON CLARK, FRED BROOKS, MAURILLO VASQUEZ, LOUIE RUBIO, DAVID SHIPMAN, ROGER GREGG, LEE LUDWIG, CARL LINDSEY, ART GUTIERREZ. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PORFY FUENTES, CHARLES BOYDSTUN, DWAIN ALDERSON, JAMES DYCKMAN, JACK MATTHEWS, WAYNE STONER, FRANK TUTTLE, RONNIE EATON, PHILLIP DRAKE, ROY SAVAGE. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GEORGE BRAZIL, KEITH McCANN, TOM WINGERT, CHARLES STEVENS, FRANK AGUIRRE, ALBERT AGUILAR, ALEX CHAVEZ, DONALD GOODWIN. FIFTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH GOODHUE, COACH 'HUEBNER, RON AUGUSTENBORG, ROBERT WATKINS, DURWOOD BERRY, MATT SOARES, HERBERT SOLERO, MANAGERS. V ABOVE: VARSITY-SAN PEDRO VS. BANNING BELOW: VARSITY-SAN PEDRO VS. BANNING BELOW: VARSITY-JORDAN VS. BANNING BELOW: VARSITY-JORDAN VS. BANNING V wi Qmx B FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: RUBEN GUTIERREZ, MARK SAMPSON, PAUL MASON, GABRIEL MENDOZA, GEORGE OKA, RICHARD ROBERTS, LARRY MILLS, ROBBIE LEE, GEORGE DE LA TORRE, FRANK DOUTHIT. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JOHN URREA, HERNAN BRIGGS, BOB MYERS, MICH YAMAMOTO, ROBERT ERICKSON, DAVID MCDANIEL, JERRY IWATA, GEORGE GALLEGOS, BILL REED. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: AL SCHWARTZ, ICHIRO SATO, JACK KIDWELL, KENNY WHITE, TOMMY TAYLOR, DICK MOLPUS, WESLEY BLOOM, GLEN RAVENSCROFT. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH, MR. VINCE CARRESE DON RINEHART, HAYWOOD JAMES, EDDIE SCOTT, MANAGER BEES WIND UP YEAR The Banning Bee TooTball Team wound up iTs I'-750 season againsT The San Pedro PiraTes wiTh iTs besT record since iTs championship Two years previous, Tour wins and Three losses. Should The PiloTs have won The garne-They losT, I9-6, They would have had more wins Tor a season Than any orher Banning grid machine in several seasons. The Tiny Terrors opened Their season aqainsT Narbonne wifh an over-conTidenT air and were slapped down by a Tiery Gaucho squad, I3-0. They can-ue baclr wiTh blood in Their eyes in The Jordan clash The Tollowing Thursday, Though, To lcnoclc OTT' The TiTle- bound Bullpups in The lasT 40 seconds, when Torn Taylor inTer' cepTed a pass and qalloped 30 yards To score, 7-O. The Tollowing weelc, They ouTplayed The Bell Eagles all over The Tield, buT Tumbles and penalTies deep in Bell TerriTory , JAMES SCHMID, MANAGER, RONNIE TUCKER, EDWARD MARTIN, WITH WINNING RECORD held Them To a mere 6,0 vicTory. The PiloTiTes exTended Their winning sTring To Three games as They rolled over Riis a weelc laTer, 30-O, as Coach Vince Carrese cleaned The bench. Well on Their way To The championship by now, The Team had iTs high hopes broken by Gardena's Mohicans in Their nexT game, I8-O, wiTh only a TainT chance leTT To nab The TirsT place berTh. They lcepT These qlimmers alive by dumping SouTh GaTe, I3-O, buf on The same day, Jordan and Gardena bofh won Their games To erase any possibilify Tor a Banning championship. The San Pedro loss was Their Third reversal againsT Tour wins and Their season, considered highly successful as sTaclred up aqainsT oTher Pilot TooTball records in The pasf Tew seasons, was aT an end. X WTS if fb Q YQ? ox Q? YW 2. ,+ , 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BERNARD CARMONA, MARIO D'AMBROSI, SONNY FLOR, RALPH ESPINO, HECTOR AVALOS, LEWIS GARCIA, NED SALCIDO. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DUDLEY McDONEL, NEWTON ANTHONY, RICHARD WILKINSON, ALFRED PACHECO, RONALD ASPY MANAGER, GENE LARRIEU, LARRY PENNINGTON, KIETH PHILIPS, STANFORD AUTREY. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM BANNIN6 BANNIN6 BANNING BANNIN6 BANNING BANNING BANNING BANNIN6 BANNING BANNING BANNING BANNIN6 BANNING BANNING VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES NARBONNE 48 ... JORDAN 68 , ......... BELL 46 .......,.....RIlS SOUTH GATE6I 42 .,. ..... GARDENA 56 . .... SAN PEDRO 64 . ..,. NARBONNE 7l . .4,,. JORDAN 70 .,.,,,......RIIS . .... SOUTH GATE BELL 61 7I 4l GARDENA 56 ....SAN PEDRO54 SONNY FLOR PLACES ON ALL-EASTERN-MARINE LEAGUE TEAM Led by such sfars as Ralph Espino, Newfon Anfhony, and Lawrence lSonnyl Flor, The varsify hoopsfers finished fhe fall baslcelball season wifh a record of five wins and nine losses. Ralph Espino, Newfon Anfhony, Dudley Mc- Donold, Gerald Robbins, Bernard Carrnona, and l-lecfor Avalos. have all played Their lasf games for 'rhe Pilo+s, The refurninq leflerrnen for nexl year's squad will be as follows: Alfredo Pacheco, Mario lMoel D'Ambrosi, Keifh Philips, and Sonny Flor. The highlighf of Ihe season was The honor besfowed on Sonny Flor who won a berlh on 'rhe second sfring All-Eas+ern-Marine League baslrel- ball Team. 75 as is it , BEE BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GILBERT RODRIGUEZ, ELMER FEMATT, ROQUE DUARTE, JOHN NELSON, CAPTAIN, GLENN NICHOLS, HARVEY MEYER, RONALD ASPY, MANAGER. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GAILEN STOCKWELL, HAL SNYDER, GENE WATKINS, CHARLES KAVENEY, AUGIE MAGDALENO, STAN RICHARDS, JOHN VARNUM. BEE BASKETBALL SCORES BANNING 45 BANNING 48 BANNING 65 BANNING 34... BANNING 59 BANNING 39 .,..,....,,......,,..,....,. NARBONNE BANNING 39 JORDAN BANNING 49 ..,..,., BELL BANNING 47 .........,.., RIIS BANNING 52 .... SOUTH GATE BANNING 55 ..... GARDENA , SAN PEDRO . NARBONNE JORDAN BELL RIIS BANNING .46 ,,, .... SOUTH GATE BANNING 66 .,.. .... .,....,.,...,,.....,.. G A RDENA , BANNING 41 .....,..4.I..4..,..,.....,...... SAN PEDRO 3 in AT LEFT, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARCUS SAMPSON, COACH: il A JoHN NELSON, CAPTAIN: 1 E' l BASKETBALL TEAM BEE SQUAD LOSES ONLY TO SAN PEDRO The Bee Baslcefbaill Team finished The l950-5I season in second place wifh a record of Ten wins and Two losses. Oufsfanding plays were made by Frank Freeman, Shan Richards, Chuck Kaveny, John Nelson, and Gene Waflcins. 76 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROBERT HUTCHINS, MANAGER: HERB DRUMM, IVAN SCHULER, BOB MILADINOVICH, DON MORROW, DUANE SCHIMP, BOB RAINE. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PAUL W. GAEBEL, COACH, CLAUDE GREER, GENE DUPREE, JAMES HUNTS, JACK JOHNSON, ALFRED QUEBEC, JAMES SKOW. MCH BASKETBALL TEAM YELL LEADERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: RICHARD WONDER. RUBEN GUTIERREZ, JIMMY TAFT. BASKETBALLTEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: FRANKLIN JOHNSON MANAGER5 ALEX ALVARADO, JAMES MEEKS, DENNIS KELLEY, JAMES TAFT, JAMES ALFORD, RUDY CARMONA, BILL YOUNG, JOHNNY CHAMBERS, MANUEL TREJO. BACK Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: PAUL w. GAEBEL, coAcH, vlcron GUJMAN, PAUL Human, GARY CARROLL, RONALD BRYANT, ERNIE PREACELEY, PAUL FLEMING, JIM LUCK, PETE LUNDY, MICHAEL GIARDINA, BOB VANCE. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MELVIN VANCE, ART WALTERS, JACK FITZGERALD, YOKIO URUSHIBATA, TOM LANE, GENE WOOD BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DON GOLCH, LARRY LITTLEJOHN, BILL CHILDS, MR. JOHN HINDS, COACH, MELVILLE WILLARD RODGER GREGG, GLEN NICHOLS. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM L, GYM TEAM ABOVE: CHARLES HOLT. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: CLIFFORD DUHN, CARLOS FLORES, WADE ANDERSON, RAY DOWLEY, LARRY HELM, CHARLES HOLT BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH PAUL HUEBNER, JACK INGRAM, GERALD TROMBLEY, HERNAN BRIGGS, LARRY VANCE, ELLIS KING. I K 'alumnus- FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PHIL SALMONSON, JOHN NELSON, MARIO D'AMBROSI, DICK BURD ICAPTAINI, GEORGE DE LA TORRE, GENE WATKIN5, DANNY HANNIFF. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. JOHN CURTISS, ASSISTANT COACH, DON CLARK, JIM JACKSON, GENE LARRIEU, CHARLEY BOYDSTUN, NEWTON ANTHONY, JACK HERNANDEZ, EDDIE MARTIN. VARSITY v BASEBALLITAM Bmuuwwm LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. JOHN CURTISS, ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH, MR. EUGENE PATZ, VARSITY COACH: MR. Kham. 4 VINCENT CARRESE, K JUNIOR vARsnv COACH. BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GENE DUPREE, IVAN SCHULER, ROBERT ERICKSON, PAUL MASON, BERT HARRIS, HAL SNYDER, GEORGE BRAZIL, DOYLE WILSON, ROBERT JACOBS. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHTi ARLAND BASKETT, FRANK REINA, EARNEST PREACELY, GEORGE ALDAPE, ALEX CHAVEZ, JAMES MEEKS, BOB SanJOSE, STAN RICHARDS. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: VINCE CARRESE, COACH, MARK SAMPSON, MICH YAMAMOTO, RALPH ORTEGA, PRIMO MARCONI, DARRYL THOMPSON, TOMMY TAYLOR, ANTHONY CISNEROS. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: HITOSHI YAMAGUCHI, ICHIRO SATO, BOB RAINE, JIMMY SKOW, KIYOSHI KAKUDA, TOM NAKAMURA. , 1 S 5 If xffh yr ,,V 1. I 1 A . W,,,.,,y--I M -aj - LEFT TO RIGHT: RICHARD BURD, JACK HERNANDEZ. VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD FIRST ROUND: BANNING 2 ..,,. NARBONNE I2 BANNING 4 ......... JORDAN 6 BANNING ...., IRainI ...., BELL BANNING .,,., IRainI ,,,,. RIIS BANNING 2 .... SOUTH GATE 0 BANNING 5 ....... GARDENA 4 BANNING 3 ...... SAN PEDRO I SECOND ROUND1 BANNING 8 ...,.. NARBONNE 7 BANNING Z .,. ,., JORDAN 4 BANNING I ....,.. BELL 0 BANNING 6 ,..,...,.... RIIS I BANNING 6 .... SOUTH GATE 4 BANNING 7 ....... GARDENA 6 BANNING I4 ..... SAN PEDRO 4 JR. VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD FIRST ROUND: BANNING BANNING I3.. . 17 .,... NARBONNE 9 . .. JORDAN 1 BANNING 5 ... ....... BELL 6 BANNING 'I4 .,...,..,., RIIS 0 BANNING 2 .... SOUTH GATE 5 BANNING 3 ,...,.. GARDENA 2 BANNING 7 ...... SAN PEDRO 8 SECOND ROUND: BANNING 3 ....,. NARBONNE 4 BANNING I ........ JORDAN I0 BANNING 10 .......... BELL I5 BANNING 33 ........... RIIS 0 BANNING I ..,, SOUTH GATE 7 BANNING 9 ....... GARDENA I BANNING 9 .... ,. SAN PEDRO 6 AFTER LOSING TWO STRAIGHT LEAGUE GAMES, THE BANNING VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS PROVED THEMSELVES TO BE CHAMPIONS IN THE EASTERN MARINE LEAGUE. THEY CAME BACK WITH THE RECORD OF NINE WINS TO CLOSE THE I95I SEASON. BASEBALL I I FRONT: EDDIE SCOTT, MANAGER. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: LAZARO OCHOA, ALBERTO MACIAS, JERRY IWATA, BOB McCOY, RONALD WITTEN, JIM MCINROE, JIMMY SNYDER, ALFREDO PACHECO. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH WILLARD GOODHUE, WILLIAM ALVARADO, GILBERT RODRIGUEZ, BOB SLATER, WAYNE STONER, LARRY MILLS, TOM BERRY, COACH PETE ZAMPERINI. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: RONALD CASS, MARVIN BULL, LOUIS GARCIA, SONNY FLOR, CANDIDO AGUILAR, RICHARD JUAREZ, ALBERT AGUILAR. VARSITY TRACK TEAM H H TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JERRY CATALDO, GEORGE FRYETTE, DEAN McKNIGHT, JAMES WORLEY, GEORGE OKA, HAYWOOD JAMES, LeROY PENNY. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH WILLARD GOODHUE, ANTHONY LeBOURVEAU, RONALD TUCKER, LAWSON SWAFFORD, ROBBIE LEE, GABRIEL MENDOZA, ELMER FEMATT, COACH PETE ZAMPERINI. THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: JOHN HUFFMAN, JACK RUBIO, ALFRED QUEBEC, JIMMY MCGUIRE, JERRY HONRADA, BILL SCHUGG, FRANK KNIGHT. W 41 M- Y - ,gf - mzxmvf 4-H FIRSTVROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: EDWARD VAN VALKENBURG, JACK JOHNSON, JACK GOOPIO, HENRY JUAREZ, JUAN BENAVIDEZ, RICHARD PATINO, DICK ARNOLD. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH WILLARD GOODHUE, IWAO MOCHIDOME, JIM LUCK, PAUL DONOHO, LEROY HANSEN, COACH PETE ZAMPERINI. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DURWOOD BERRY, BILL SPELLMAN, BOB BISSETT, ALFONSO PACHECO, ROBERT JOHNSTEN, RUBEN GARCIA, ROBERT RAMOS. HC' TRACK TEAM CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH PETE ZAMPERINI, ALBERTO MACIAS, MARVIN BULL, JERRY CATALDO, ANTHONY LeBOUl- VEAU, BOB SLATER, LAWSON SWAFFORD. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DURWOOD BERRY, RICHARD JUAREZ, LAZARO OCHOA, JAMES WORLEY, PAUL DONOH0, ALFONSO PACHECO, RICHARD PATINO. I I I ABOVE: JIM MHNROE ABOVE: TRACK MEET AT IANNING BELOW: JERRY IWATA TRACK ABOVE: JAM!! WOILEY VARSITY TRACK BANNING so . .........,.................. GARDENA Z4 BANNING 67 213 ........,....,.. SAN Pznko 36113 BANNING 44 .. . soum GATE 60 BANNING ssv, . NARaoNNe 4811 BANNING 11 .,.. ........ 11 ELL 31 BANNING zz .... ........... ,... J o RUAN sz BANNING 16 ...,.......... .... R us Z8 BEE TRACK BANNING 67 , ......,.,..,. .... G ARDENA Z8 BANNING 79 .... ........... .... s A N rznno 16 sANN1NG 11 .... sou'rM GATE Z4 aANN1Ns 73 NARnoNN: 22 RANNING 19 ,. . ............. ....... B ELL I3 BANNING 31 .,.. , ...,.......... .. JORDAN 64 BANNING 64 ................... ..,... R IIS 31 cs: TRACK BANNING 44 ...........,... .... G Annum 33 BANNING 41 .... ......,....,. ..., s A N PEDRO 36 BANNING ss ...,. .. SOUTH GATE Zl BANNING so ....... NARBQNNE 21 BANNING 65 213 .,.. BELL II 113 BANNING 6 ...... .. JoRoAN 71 BANNING 3014 .. RIIS 46V1 I , R ,I BELOW: JACK JOHNSON I 1 mf 1 W. 1--,, X4 J, f Q FRBIINJYT LEFT TO RIGHT: FRANCES HARPER, PATSY WARD, PEGGY CLEMENTS, GEORGIA LIPPENS, SANDRA ALEXANDER, M . BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARGARET HUNTS, DAISY CARR, MRS. VIRGINIA HUDDLESTON, SPONSOR, DARLENE PARROTT, BARBARA LYNCH. 6.A.A. CABINET WINTER The cabiner was Ihe governing body of Ihe G.A.A. ' Ir had The final word on aII queshons That arose ' The cabinef was elecfed every semesrer by fhe G.A.A. members ' The refurns were announced af semi-annual banquelrs. G.A.A. CABINET SUMMER FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PATSY WARD, PEGGY CLEMENTS, MARY SLAY, BARBARA LYNCH, .IOANN SCHNELLE, MARGARET HUNTS, ANNETTE AGAL. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GEORGIA GORMAN, JOANN BUCKLES, MRS. VIRGINIA HUDDLESTON, SPONSOR, PAT WHITFORD, WINNIE LOU HALES. VIRTUS AWARD MARY SI-IAY SUMMER '51 The I'iiqnesI honor affainable by a qiri in rlwe GAA. is Ilne Virfus Award, given Ior sporfsman- Ship, dnaracier, piayinq 5biIiIy and WINTER 'SI leadership, WINTER 'SI Lefferwornen of ine G.A,A, 0 AuIomaIicaiiy members oi five Tri-B. 0 Affendance required Io be an - B adive member. 0 Had a succeusfui year under Ins Iwo presidenfs, 0 Connie Pe-Iers, VV'5I and Joann PurIccy,'S'5I. 0 Miss Kay McGuire, Sponsor. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GLORIA BELLA, LOURDES DARIO, JANET OLARTE, BETTY FUKUNAGA, JEANANNE SUDDUTH, JOANN PURKEY, PHYLLIS SMITH, JENNIE ANDERSON, JOANN SCHNELLE, GEORGIA LIPPENS, CHARLENE WATKINS. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: HATSUMI NAKAMURA, DEMETRA KOZAITES, JOYCE SAGEN, PATSY ATES, EDITH BIRDSALL, WINNIE LOU HALES, JUANITA McCONNELL, MARGARET HUNTS, DONNA KIRK, PEGGY CLEMENS, CAROL DIFFLEY, CAROL DUHN. BEVERLY JOHNSTEN, BARBARA ANN BARTU, RUTHANN ADAMS, MISS KAY McGUIRE, SPONSOR. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PATSY WARD, GEORGIANNA SNYDER. MARILYN HUTCHINSON, CAROL HAMILTON, JUANDELL MUNCY, MAREL LaROQUE, MARTHA SULLIVAN, BARBARA BOYMAN, ROSALEE MILADINOVICH, ANNETTE AGAL, DONNA BRIMER, GRACE HARGETT, CAROL BRANCA, MARY SLAY, GEORGIA GORMAN, JOANN BUCKLES. G23 s.. ABOVE: TWELFTH GRADE G.A.A. AT RIGHT: ELEVENTH GRADE G.A.A. Friends, sporfs and Iunl These are ohlered To every girl af Phineas Banning High School who ioins The G.A.A. Sporfs sessions are held every Monday and Wednesday. AI 'rhese sessions The girls compefe againsl each ofher in fhe various sporfs ol'Iered. Twice a semesler The G.A.A. girls aflend a play da-y af The diflerenl high schools of The cify, where They parlicipale in sporls againsl Ihe GAA. members of ofher schools, Anofher leafure ol The G.A.A, is Their social gafherings. Parlies and dinners are given each sernesrer. The G.A.A. wishes Io Ihanlc Mrs. Virginia I-Iuddleslon and Miss Kay McGuire for Their capable guidance and leadership, which has made The G.A.A. one of The oulsfanding associalions af Banning High School. AT RIGHT: TENTH GRADE G.A.A. Bb Qui .. Q A , . ,, ' . I 145' .. ,.,.. . 4 A ir GIRLS' if US ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 'Qi' G. A. A. HOCKEY TEAM TWELFTH GRADE AT RIGHT, FRONT ROW ,LEFT TO RIGHT: BARBARA LYNCH, MAREL LA ROQUE, PHYL- LIS SMITH, JOANNE SCHNELLE, RUTHANN ADAMS, MARY SLAY. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JANET OLARTE. CAROL DUHN, GEORGIA LIPPENS, ROSALEE MILADINOVICH, .IUANITA McCON- NELL, JOANN PURKEY. FQ? -than K' G. A. A. VOLLEYBALL TEAM ELEVENTH GRADE AT LEFT, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BETTY FUKUNAGA, CAROL DIFFLEY, DONNA KIRK, DONNA BRIMER, JOYCE SAGEN, CONNIE ALDAPE. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARGARET HUNTS, WINNIE LOU HALES, CAROL HAMILTON, BARBARA DIXON, SYLVIA BECKER. G. A. A. BASEBALL TEAM ELEVENTH GRADE AT LEFT, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ANNETTE AGAL, GAYLE MOODY, PEGGY CLEMENTS, DEMETRA KOZIATES, GEORGI- ANNA SNYDER. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JOANN BUCKLES, MARY ANN EVANS, GEORGIA GORMAN, PATSY WARD, ALICE AGUIRRE. 87 ', Q4 i W 0 X I is 'V iff V, -. A 5 ht 4 ns , 'F V ,K 'QF' 'Vi ,-.-' ,,...., , ,.,ww 4 I .,.. ABOVEI JUNIOR GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION This group is made up of Junior High G-irIs who are inferesfed in deveIoping good sporfsmanship, cooperafion, and Ioyalfy Io ofhers. Their sponsor is Miss Kay McGuire. BASKETBALL TEAM TENTH GRADE AT RIGHT, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: SHIRLEY BRINEGAR, BARBARA SAN JOSE, GRACIE AVOLOS, TERESA BIANDO, ROSIE PALICTE. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DORIS HER- RON, MARY ANN GROCE, HILDA TINER. VOLLEYBALL TEAM TENTH GRADE AT RIGHT, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: VERNA HARRIS. ESTHER SANDOVAL, CONNIE ALDAPE, ELISA CEJA, ALICE AGUIRRE. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ELISA CRUZ, ALICIN NUNEZ, ANNIE HERNANDEZ, CONNIE BARNES, LORDUIS ABELLA, MARY ELLEN HERNANDEZ. 83 JUNIOR GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ARCHERY TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARILYN HUTCHINSON, JEANANNE SUDDUTH, MERLE YEARICK. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: EDITH BIRDSALL, HATSY NAKAMURA, BARBARA GONZALES, PAT WHITFORD, CHARLENE WATKINS. DRILL TEAM Under Hwe direcrion of Miss Louise Ernsr and Mrs. Virginia Huddlesfon, 'rhe drill feam presenred a very coIorful half- Iime enferfainmenf for Ihe home IooIball games. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARGARET SMITH, BETTY FUKUNAGA, ALICE RIOS, MARLENE PERALES, RUTHANN ADAMS, HELEN BORGES, BARBARA LYNCH, LOURDES DARIO. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: FRANCES DICK, NELLIE DeLUNA, LA DONNA DAVIS, PHYLLIS SMITH, BEVERLY JOHNSTEN, PENNY HATCH, REATHA COLE, PATSY WARD. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PHYLLIS REDMOND, EVELYN GEORGE, DONNA DAVIDSON, GAY BRATTON, MAY BRAT- TON, DONNA BRIMER, ALICE AGUIRRE, LOURDES ABELLA. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BARBARA GONZALES, MARY RUTLEDGE, AUDREE FOWLER, GEORGIANNA SNYOER, SHIRLEY GRIEP, CLYDINE BANNISTER, BEVERLY RAGLAND, .IOANN PURKEY. U FIFTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROSEMARY RIOS, LBVONNE COULON, PEGGY COL- LINSWORTH, GRACE HARGETT, WINNIE LOU HALES, PAT WHITFORD, GEORGIA LIPPENS, JO ANN SCHNELLE. SIXTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT! MARGARET HUNTS, DONNA KIRK, CAROL DIFFLEY, MARY SLAY, PEGGY CLEMENTS, CHAR- LENE WATKINS, JUANITA MECONNELI., CAROL DUHN. 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Ford Dealers Buick and Pontiac Sales and Service 900 West Anaheim Te. 4-6448 YOU CAN PAY MORE BUT YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER 408 West Anaheim Te. 4-6451 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS To the 1951 To the 1951 5 Graduating Classes , We ADUATING CLASSES E Q N- DEL DRYER Y Q ' B O 'Y CHEVROLET 304 East Anaheim Te. 4-3491 Congratulations to the Classes of 1951 BEACON DRUG COMPANY Prescription Druggists Edward Prince, President Walter Michealis, Vice-President lOl East Anaheim O TE. 4-3457 my s and Best Wishes C.cQcf,L, p I A x1Q,..--rfv gl' 5 ti I-'V li 'W jf BROTHERS , e ome Furnishings 6 I v' n - Appliances MJ Q pewriters Nj We have served the Harbor - Area for twenty-eight years 646 Avalon Boulevard TE. 4-5296 LLOYD'S CHEVRON SERVICE Safety Lubrication Lloyd Le Mons 220 West Anaheim TE, 4-6289 M eafvcf,,5g ,V .fun add .f ' iff, , , R A - 'vfY L,,,f ffgfsfug .Ayn .V 1 f J!-A Yi fgywvw -e ,G ., vf pf .1 Nl x . - 5 1 811 V, 4 f' f. Y .nv MM , sPonTlNG D. Ek 'HL xy? 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