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

 - Class of 1952

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Phineas Banning High School - Pilot Wheel Yearbook (Wilmington, CA) online collection, 1952 Edition, Cover
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We mighl say Jrhaf educalion is lhe main wheel ol progress' endlessly slriving To malce life more produclive and pleasanl 'For lhose who are willing lo be edu- cafed. Nurseries, grammar schools, high schools, colleges, and adullr educalion classes rnalce up fhe hub in lhe wheel Jrhaf carries us forward as individuals, dis- Covering, learning, preserving, invenling and crealing. The wheels of progress will conlinue 'ro roll forward if we lend our sfrenglh lo rhern, and if we are willing and eager lo learn, pass on and add +o +he knowledge, slcills, and wisdom lhai our lorelalhers have handed down lo us. If we are +o conlinue +o live in our era of modern science, we musi ever learn and sfrive for belrfer +hings. If we confinue +o uphold and cherish 'rhe honored dignilry of our greai nalion and ils unsellish ideals, lhe wheels of progress will roll on, and on, and on, z V, ,.,, r, ee Q ,453 o Q, , ,, , V ' x , ,px i , V',,,x 1 '- ,g Q ' i 9 , vi 1 Ivr' my 44' .qi an-,gf f Qi .f ' 'ax fffsi f 3',5.-Y fair f , f ,,4,,,, -3 'QT XV, Q Mx i gh' if ff, ,gk 1 ,, ff 'wr.44g,f v - 1 Fl 5:-YW! mf! 1 uw hh' 39' yd '4 if V' WNV .g,x ,ef Q ,i L,!l J X ,law-Q Q- EN 9 ,...m-'uxwsnw Nm' wr' f fb , ff 1, f , 3 .Q gf, , fxexx W Q :,, f 5 1 I Z 2 , 'K , I KH ', 4 fri, I 2, X , 1 xi., 2, l if X tai! 1 Q Q g 1' f 1 g f 54, wr' W ., in M! s , 4' 44' 4 f iff! I f 437 ,V ' 'lfs ' ffl' K ,4 flu' Zfg ik: fgLr?'aff' ? h g' Xmkwffa , ,,.m vfxfliu ' V r ' 'xi2L1'S f' ,7 'J ff V A W 4 1' , ,.f 32: 711-4' fT?2, f M5254-'. ' W ff 1 W ' f if , 5: . K! f Q , A 'Q .t , Q Q l5r ,f' W V' 4 -4' 1' 'bi . s 'A W I . , f 1 rvwfv wwf TABLE OF CONTENTS Campus Views . Foreword .... Adminisfraiion . . . Q . FacuH'y and Depar+men+ Chairmen . . Sfudeni' Body Officers . Gradua+es ' Win+er '52 ' Vesper Services . . Commencemeni' and Honors Senior Officers and Advisors Senior Baby Pic+ures . Who's Who on The Campus Classes .... Progress in Educaiion Ac+ivi+ies . Clubs A+hle+ics . Adver+ising . . . Summer '52 f - . Q 1 - - . Q - . 0 . n Page 36 and Page Page Page Page Page Page Poge Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page i f f ,, f ' 2' , 6 'VM X ,. V 1 4' ii 'f 7' V ,,V, gm' fii ff5iMf,:,fL!i,i7'V2f'?'H , fy K ' ,ff I W ff LM. In MR. WILLIAM NOBLE WAITE PRINCIPAL ff, fy ' fff W, f f 4 f 1 R E ii K' K Y K ,4-new MR. BERNARD J. DONAHUE MRS. JEANNETTE TRIEB Bovs' vac:-PRINCIPAL GIRLS' vlcz-PRINCIPAL ADMINISTRATION ffm' 'IH f :X 'l MRS. CLARICE BROWN MR- EUGENE PA12 COUNSEI-DR REGISTRAR 7 f 4 III! wif DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN fwnfk- MRS. CLAIRE COE ROBERT DORAN MRS. GINEVRA DROWN MRS. VIRGINIA GRIFFIN IIoMe ECONOMICS SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH FOREIGN LANGUAGES MRS. VIRGINIA MISS LYDIA MRS. ALICE PERRIN MARCUS SAMPSON HUDDLESTQN PAQKWQQD ART PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION Busmsss EDUCATION MRS, ANNABEL WILES PHILIP WILSON DR. I-IERMAN WINN MUSIC MATHEMATICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS MRS. MARGUERITE ARAVE BUSINESS Eoucnnon FACULTY GERALD ARNETT SOCIAL sruolss HOWARD BLOOM JAMES BRAMAN MRS. SHIRLEY BROVER woon sHoP oruvsns snucnlou Home Economics h V ' yf 1, V? VINCENT CARRESE RALPH CRAWFORD DR. ESTELLE CR FRED CULWICK PHYSICAL :oucA1loN MATHEMATICS ENGLISH INDUSTRIAL ARTS I ,JVAZ f 1 ' W f JOHN CURTISS JOHN DONALDSON AGRICULTURE BUSINESS EDUCATION HAROLD FIELD MISS IRMA FRANKLIN msusu Business ENGLISH FRANCIS MISS EVELYN ORUNENFELDER OUSTAFSON MATHEMATICS Busmsss mcusu , FACULTY MISS LOUISE ERNST PHYSICAL EDUCATION X f ff PAUL OAEBEL WILLARD OOODI-IUE VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS LA VON I-IARRISON LIBRARY JOI-I N I-I I NDS MATHEMATICS MRS. GWENDOLENE MRS. LOUISE I-IUMMEL I-IQMSY socw. sruouzs swsusu MISS ELIZABETH MRS. IRENE KREI-IBIEL HUNTER scleNce ENGLISH ALBERT LUEBKE AVERY MATI-IEWS GENE MIDYETT GLENN MILLER PRINT SHOP EMPLOYMENT COORDINATOR MUSIC SOCIAL STUDIES MISS KATHLEEN MISS MARGARET MISS NOREEN MQGUIRE MCKINLEY NORTI-ICUTT PHYSICAL EDUCATION ENGLISH Home ecoNoMlcs FACULTY MAX REARDEN Business EDUCATION I-IOMER PRICE MATHEMATICS M7311 RFACULTYJ E ,U S V? fl Y THEODORE ROGERS LEON SKLAR MRS. JQSEPHINE souNo - STUDY HALL ENGLISH STRIBI-EY SCIENCE ' V MRS. ALBERTINE MRS. MARGARET MRS. DONNA WQRCH PETE ZAMRERINI TANNER WQQDARD ART PHYSICAL EDUCATION SPANISH SOCIAL STUDIES CLERKS i. MRS. FRANCES MCCAM M O N SCHOOL SECRETARY MRS. EVA RUSSELL MISS MARY ELLEN ATTENDANCE OFFICE MERKLEY CLERK MRS. B. MINTER PERRY MORRIS MRS. REBA HUDSON BERT PARKIN BOOKROOM FINANCIAL SECRETARY CAEETERIA CuSToI:IAN I2 WINTER '52 COMMISSION LEFT TO RIGHT: ALFRED PACHECO, BOYS' FEDERATION PRESIDENT: WINNIE LOU HALES, COMMISSIONER OF PUBLICITY: TINO ADAN, STUDENT BODY VICE- PRESIDENT: JOYCE SAGEN, COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH AND SAFETY: TOM MASON, COMMISSIONER OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT: GEORGE MUTSCHLER, STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT: JAMES WORLEY, COMMISSIONER OF RECORDS: CHARLENE WATKINS, COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE: LAWRENCE FLOR, COM- MISSIONER OF ATHLETICS: MYRTLE FITZGERALD, GIRLS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT: GRACE HARGETT, COMMISSIONER OF INTRA-MURAL ACTIVITIES: MR. RALPH D. CRAWFORD, SPONSOR. The Commission is a governing body made up of eleven sI'udenIg and one Iaculfy member. This group assisIed in soIving sIudenI body problems which arose during The school year, and Hs approvaI, advice, and guidance were given Io all s+uden+ acI'iviIie9. This orgenizahon worked unceasingIy in an e1CForI Io improve and uphold Ihe s+andards of Phineas Banning I-Iigh School. SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: DORA RITKO, JAMES WORLEY, WINNIE LOU HALES, CHARLENE WATKINS, BRIAN COY, JOYCE SAGEN, MARIO D'AMBROSI, JEANANNE SUDDUTH. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARGARET HUNTS, CARL LINDSEY, LAWRENCE FLO'R, MR. RALPH CRAWFORD, SPONSOR. ' .f7'Tf,'?1 - f A f cf wi-7' 1,,',fw ww my , -- .X ,Q , KAN ff Civ, X W , X g ar vi, f, f J: NMa f ff'f-zW.f:.Mvwl Q L ' Q f I' L? if f..-H , V WW., 7 X f , ' ff f 7 5,5 V ,,,f ff f fm X s mf W , ,. , , , s Q, ff i 2, ' Z! , WWI 'fff 4 ZH ff ff A fff Wyfg y wif , f 1 f f 1 X X ? f Q f fx ,xg Wyfffff, ,f.,,,, I X fV'Zf', 4514 f' , ,., . ' Wiz? , f, f RM, h ff ff J 1 K , 7 , 'Zf'nf,! Q5 ' k , -- ' ff , ffffff . ' V if ,,5 fg,i . Q V x 2 5 ,f ,, 1 , 7 7 .ff 1 3 x 'N -Q., 4, ', ff f,- f, fy ff, X ,A .f , Q f 2, f 2 5 f X fy K f W! , 4 2+ sy 1 f ,F ff , X 1 N N 'NWX 4 f LEFT TO RIGHT: CAROLYN KUSH, SHIRLEY MATHLIN, BENNIE COLLINS, LORETTA REBER, GEORGIANNA SNYDER, MYRTLE FITZGERALD, PRESIDENT, JOYCE SAGEN, SHIRLEY JENKINS, CAROL KOCEAN, NORMA JEAN PENDERGRASS, LOURDES ABELLA, MRS. SHIRLEY BROVER, SPONSOR. , Upon enlrance lo Phineas Banning l-ligh School every girl becomes a member of lhe Girls' League. The purpose of Jrhis organizalion is Io enrich lhe school life ol each girl by affording her ample opporlunilies lo serve The school. The League sponsors The Spins'rer's l-lop, Fashion Show, Coflon Ball, New Comers Tea, Formal lnslallajrion and Molher and Daugh+er's Tea, and coordinales girls' acriviries each semeslrer. Mrs. Shirley Brover sponsors Ihis organizalrion. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: HENRIETTA ESPINOZA, FLOSSIE MC FADDEN, SHIRLEY MATHLIN, NORMA JEAN PENDERGRASS, CAROL DIFFLEY, BESSIE KOZAITES, JANET STICE. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. SHIRLEY BROVER, SPONSOR, SHIRLEY JENKINS, JOYCE SAGEN, BENNIE COLLINGS. WINTER '52 BOYS' FEDERATION SUMMER '52 LEFT TO RIGHT: GEORGE OKA, IWAO MOCHIDOME, STAN RICHARDS, RUBEN GUTIERREZ, ALFREDO PACHECO, MR. ROBERT DORAN, SPONSOR, JAMES WORLEY, DOUGLAS TUMMOND, GEORGE DE LA TORRE, ALFONSO PACHECO, JACK TRANI. The Boys' Federafion of Phineas Banning I-Iigh School is Ihe composilre organizafion of Ihe rnaIe slrude-nf porfion of Ihe school. Their inIeresI is IogIcaIIy devolred forernosf Io +he probIerns of Ihe school and comrnunify which affecfs and inIeres'rs boys. They are aIways ready and willing Io offer Jrheir eITorI's and aI3iIIIIes Io such acIivI+Ies as schooI-wide +racIc meefs, Iournamen+s, paper drives, efc., where widespread e1Cfor+ and parIIcIpaIion are necessary. AI IeasI Ihree assembhes each year are planned and offered for boys. SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: BILL CHILDS, RUBEN GUTIERREZ, EUGENE LARRIEU, JAMES WORLEY, CHARLES BOYDSTUN, JERRY NACE, STAN RICHARDS, BILL SPELLMAN. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. ROBERT DORAN, SPONSOR, GILBERT MILLA, DICK GARCIA. W V GRADUATES f A ff! 9 9 My wi z 1 , 1 .VN A I ' f ' Z ' if f of qw 11 .y f 7 Q 'ef 'L 'V 597 g il 'W - l , f Af 'lf Ziff 4'-, if ai: ' 1 f ff M,0,y4.: 35, 7 J. Z4 f 5 1 ii f g .V. 4x ff' ffl? X f ff! X fff f ff 0, fif X7 fff X 4, ff 1 V QQ ' f 257 9 f X f . 2 fav fel 9- :ng 5 Q Z ,m, fff ' aff f 1 2 f7 ' Z ,fi gf '- ? 'Q ' 4 Wife. 1 5? ' ',ff.' 1 .- , I A W 1 YQ ,k,. 6, ' - f 47 ' 1 fr f f fy I Y' A h Q' A f 2 , if 7 Z if 3 ,', , ff ix f f f f f f f if . 4 'f , M.. j n Crm 2 gf M f Q .-Y 3-i x , X is -X X 1-Nw wx.-Q s. 5, ,S fs f i N TT XX 'wie T W.. 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N Q Y If , xxx X Q in -'-- WfL f M A A 1 4 f f , f , QW -4 , 9? ak W f' ev 455, . 2, 9 -'ii fn QAL fl fl ,, , flaw ARATION FOR X f ,iff ,a 4, ' X X ,,4,f , , f ?:'i'7ffW4n , f ff .Cfi X M AMfifZ5Z5 379 Wk , HONORS AND AWARDS Ephebians . . . Barbara Cherry, John Nelson. Selected for membership in the Ephebian Society of Los Angeles, an organization devoted to civic betterment. Selections are based on demonstrated scholarship, service, and leadership in the Senior High School. Seal Bearers . . . Thelma Simonson, Martha Sullivan. Granted for superior scholarship in the Senior High School, including membership in the California Scholarship Federation tor four semesters. Recipients of the award receive a gold seal stamped on their diploma and a life membership in the California Scholarship Federation. American Legion . . . Carol Anne Kocean, George Mutschler. Given by the American Legion to the boy and girl in the graduating class most outstanding in those traits of character and personality ABOVE: RICKIE MILLER, RECEIVING which make for better citizenship. HER DIPLOMAJ MR. NOBLE WAITE, PRINCIPAL, AND MR. suv Hovr, Attendance . . . SUPERINTENDENT OF Laura ochoa Given in recognition of perfect attendance in the Senior High BELOW: MRS. JEANNETTE miss D'V'S'0n' A GIRLS' VICE-PRINCIPAL, READING Corwin Memorial THE HONOR LIST AT GRADUATION. Juandell Muncy. Given in memory of Mrs. Corwin, former teacher at Banning High School. This award is given to the student showing the most promise of future ,worth in the field of biological science. Travis Memorial . . . Herbert Kalbfleisch. Given in memory of Mr. Travis, first principal of Banning High School. This award is given to the student showing the most promise of future worth in the physical sciences. Tyler Memorial . . . Herbert Kalbfleisch. Given in memory of Mrs. Tyler, long time coordinator and head of the mathematics dept. The award is in recognition of mathematical ability. Merit Award . . . Martha Sullivan. Presented by the Business and Professional Women's Club of Wilmington to the girl in the Commercial Department who is outstanding in such traits as scholarship, citizenship, character, and service. Home Economics . . Wanda Hopkins. Given upon recommendation of the Home Economics Department in recognition of excellent service rendered, and fine citizenship. Music Award . . . Darrell Orwig. This award is given to the student of the graduating class who has done exceptional work and rendered willing service in the field of music. 20-30 Award . . . John Nelson. Sponsored and presented by the 20-30 Club of WilmingtonAin recognition of demonstrated qualities of persistance, sincerity, conscientiousness, seriousness of purpose, and outside activities. Publications . . . Carol Branca, Judy Leonard, Pilotwheel. Nola Mattox, Carl Lindsey, Portlight. Given by the English Department for service to the school through its school publications and speech. Art Award . . . Martha Sullivan. The Art, award -is presented to the boy or girl in recognition of outstanding service in the field of art rendered to the art depart- ment and school. 2 I STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: MARY RODRIGUEZ, SECRETARY, JOHN NELSON, PRESIDENT: ALFRED PACHECO, VICE 2 pf! . 'gif f ,J , ,f f MR. JOHN CURTISS 0 SPONSOR 0 GRADUATION I, M , gf ,F ,f Q2 , M, 5, 4 2,75 If , , ' ,ff f, , Q. fffmf, f W ,Q 9124 my ff' 11, . A MRS. GINEVRA DROWN 0 ADVISER I HONOR GUARD-MOTHER'S RECEPTION , ,,,,, ,,,, , ,, ,, X, , , f0fff,ff,,,f , yffgw f ,iw 575, , , , ,M , f 'ff , fx c 22296 Z2 ff X lr' 4, MW , . , wf .f , uffy, ,,, ,f ff , X f X f 119 jf , , ,f , ff, , 'ff .f 7 ,,, , ,, WW V f xiffff - I ,W , Wcffcw V vp? :rf WZ? pi , vu ,f .' f , 'vf iff, MQW .W - x ,f MR. RALPH CRAWFORD 0 ADVISER 0 VESPER SERVICE PRESIDENT, EVA ESPINOSA, TREASURER. FRONT ROW, MYRTLE FITZGERALD, BEVERLY EVANS, CHEERLEADERS. WINTER '52 SENIOR OFFICERS and ADVISERS SUMMER '52 SUMMER '52 MRS. MARGUERITE ARAVE 0 ADVISERA 0 SENIOR LUNCHEON MR. LEON SKLAR 0 ADVISER 0 GRADUATION SPEECHES , 177044, ,. f, Wff'W5-V I-344. '-1 2 22 ABOVE, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DEMETRA KOZAITES, LUCREZIA DELLIQUANTI, PATSY WARD, PEGGY CLEMENTS, CHEERLEADERS. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: RICHARD WONDER, PRESIDENT: WINNIE LOU HALES, TREASURER, MARGARET HUNTS, SECRETARY: BRIAN COY, VICE-PRESIDENT. LEO ACOSTA DEAN ADAMS JUVENTINO ADAN wooo SHOP INDUSTRIAL ARTS SCIENCE -:.53' CANDIDO AGUILAR DONNA ARNOLD ELIZABETH BLACK NANCY BORGONIA INDUSTRIAL ARTS Home ECONOMICS SALES SALES BARBARA BRADFORD GILBERT BRADY BERNICE BRINE FREDRICK BROOKS MAURICE BROWN SOCIAL STUDIES MACHINE SHOP ART SCIENCE INDUSTRIAL ARTS LEO CARIDO BARBARA CHERRY GLORIA CLARK LOUIS CORTEZ INDUSTRIAL ARTS MATHEMATICS SIIoRTHANo INDUSTRIAL ARTS FATIRICIA cRIcI-IToN JAMES CULLEN CARMEN oe ACOSTA LUCILLE DE LAO VIRGINIA DELGADO SALES MATHEMATICS HOME ECONOMICS HOME ECONOMICS HOME ECONOMICS 23 RONALD EATON EVA ESPINOSA MAHLON ESTEP BEVERLY EVANS vocATIoNAI. PRINTING SALES VOCATIONAL PRINTING Home ECONOMICS A1425 WW' WMV l. PETER FERRELL NADINE FEDER JOHN FITZGERALD MYRTLE FITZGERALD BOOKKEEPING BOOKKEEPING INDUSTRIAL' ARTS BooKKEEPING qu -MLW CHARLES FOX FRANKLIN FREEMAN JOSEPH GALLARDO DONNA GARDNER VOCATIONAL PRINTING SALES IsooIcIcIe:PING SALES Q ROGER GREGG ART GUTIERREZ ESTHER HERNANDEZ . HOWARD HINMON SCIENCE INDUSTRIAL ARTS SALES VOCATIONAL PRINTING if ' WANDA HOPKINS GENEVIEVE JOHNSON HERBERT KALBFLEISCH CAROL ANNE KOCEAN Home ECONOMICS SALES MATH - SCIENCE SALES al 'S'-S? I I Q A SHIRLEY LATI-IAM DON LEE RONALD LOFF GILBERT MARTINEZ SALES VOCATIONAL PRINTING MATHEMATICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS 4'-IC... JACK MATHEWS KIETH MCCANN HARVEY MEYER RICKIE MILLER INDUSTRIAL VOCATIONAL PRINTING SCIENCE HOME ECONOMICS 6? CAROL MOHLER JUANDELL MUNCY GEORGE MUTSCHLER ARTHUR NAKAGAWA SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS . 1- , lam JOHN NELSON RICHARD NIEMAN LAZARO OCHOA DARRELL ORWIG MATH - SCIENCE SALES DRAFTING SCIENCE Q ALFREDO PACHECO HENRY PALICTE GEORGE PENNINGTON DOUGLAS PETERSON SCIENCE ' VOCATIONAL MACHINES SCIENCE VOCATIONAL PRINTING 25 4'-L, ELMER RASMUSSEN BARBARA REESE ALICE ROBINSON DOLORES ROBLES VOCATIONAL ARTS HOME ECONOMICS SALES 5AI-E5 AI MARY RODRIGUEZ DAVID SHIPMAN THELMA SIMONSEN RONALD SMITH STENOGRAPHY ACADEMIC STENOGRAPHIC MACHINE SHOP FREDRICK STODDARD BETTY STRUPITH MARTHA SULLIVAN ' JACK TRANI INDUSTRIAL ARTS sAL:s sTzNocRAPIIY INDUSTRIAL ARTS FRANKLIN TUTTLE JOHN VARNUM CARMEN VILLA ROBERT WAGNER INDUSTRIAL ARTS MATH - SCIENCE Home ECONOMICS SCIENCE JACOUELINE WHEELER DOYLE WILSON DOLORES YANEZ ISOBEL ZAVALA SALES INDUSTRIAL ARTs SALES INDUSTRIAL ARTS 26 BEVERLY ABBOTT ANNETTE AGAL PHILIP AINSWORTH LANGUAGE STENOGRAPHY SOCIAL STUDIES LUPE ALONZO ELIZABETH ARNAUT MARY LEE ATES SYLVIA BECKER aooIcIcs:PING STENOGRAPHY ART SOCIAL STUDIES CHARLES EDITH BIRDSALL BLACKWELDER CHARLES BOYDSTUN CAROL BRANCA sIIoRTHANn INDUSTRIAL ARTS MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS GAY NELLE BRATTON MAY BELLE BRATTON FAY BRAUGHTON DONNA BRIMER MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS SALES SCIENCE A J L., JOANN BUCKLES VERN CHIRRICK DON CLARK GERALD CLEMENT PEGGY CLEMENTS STENOGRAPIIY VOCATIONAL PRINTING DRAFTING INDUSTRIAL ARTS STENOGRAPHY 27 REATHA COLE NADINE COLLINS HOME ECONOMICS BOOKKEEPING BRIAN COY JOANNE CRANSTON LANGUAGE SALES ML. 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The strong hub is made up of the various types of educational institutions, from elementary and high schools to the great universities and adult education programs. The sturdy spokes of this vital wheel are the subiects offered for study. There are classes of instruction designed to give each student the essential background, the knowledge and the skills required for success in a chosen trade or profession, for the proper fulfillment of the duties of citizenship, the establishment of a wholesome so- cial Iife and development of personal character. So, look beyond these pages. Realize that Phineas Banning High School offers varied and interesting classes . . . each an important part of the great Wheel of Progress. if QV M? k 1?AfZA, ?H 73175 jj PROGRESS EDUCATl0Ny?' J MM! 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M of ,, .IMA JOHN 'URREA ASSISTANT CLU B EDITOR , i . 3 27, ,, Q f ,--,, AND FACULTY EDITOR EDITORS' MESSAGE I+'s wifh Ihe deepesi sa+isfac'Iion and pride Ihaf we, fhe edifors, survey Ihe resuI+ of our eFFor+s. Uppermosi in our minds is a deep appreciafion +o all of +hose who con'rribu'l'ed Io whaf we feel is a success. Our uI'rima+e aim and purpose has been 'ro sei forfh a book which as Ihe years go by will be a reminder of Ihose never-fo-be-Iorgoffen school days. In word and picfure we have sfriven Io preseni' a record of +he pasI' year, and I'he greafesi' +esI' of our success will be Ihe enioymenf you derive from Ihis ThirI'y-firsf edifion of Ihe PiIo1' Wheel. Every member of Ihe sfafi is indebfed Io Dr. EsI'eIIe Cross, Publicaiion Adviser. for her splendid guidance in making +his annual one of Ihe highlighis of 'rhe year. 49 TH E A N N U A L S T A F F 4 . ff . I W , 4 , ,y J I L 1 , ' T xx 4 I x I ,TH T 2 T MR. JOHN DONALDSON RQIJQE X T! A5 SALES AND DISTRIBUTION ADVISER ON ACTIVE DUTY DORIS KEETER TYPIST '15 BOB HUTCHINS STAFF ASSISTANT PAULA MILLER THEME EDITOR JEANANNE SUDDUTH TERRY FUKUNAGA ROSEMARY RIOS SENIOR BABY Pncrunss ART STAFF - WINTER STAFF ANNUAL SALES CLASS if '11 A , ' 77, fv-,'f A i I LV TLAT f I MERLE YEARICK ART STAFF wav SUSIE NAKATA PROOFREADER SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: ANNIE SAPIEN, GRACE AVALOS, ELSIE GARCIA, SUE GOFF, BEVERLY HENDERSHOT, BARBARA LATHAM, BESSIE KOZAITES, MARION EDDINGS, PAT KARSTEN, SHIRLEY CLARK. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: RUTH SELEDON, CONNIE HOBBS, VIRGINIA FLORES, JOHN URREA, ROBBIE LEE, SALES MANAGER, MERLE COOPER, MR. JOHN DONALDSON, ADVISERQ VIRGINIA EZELL, JO ANN CLIFTON, ORA JEAN BULL GLORIA CONDREY, BONNIE BARBOUR. BETTY CROCKETT. -'ff 'mr 50 QwA.,,., M f, 1, 3 NA Th I PRINTING DEPARTMENT AT MACHINE, RON MYERS: STANDING, MR. ALBERT LUEBKE AND JOHN LINDER. CHECKING A PRESS PROOF - LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. ALBERT LUEBKE, ADVISER5 LEON GRASS, CHARLES HOLT, MIKE MORTELL. FEEDING A PLATEN PRESS -- LEFT: VERN CHIR- RICK: RIGHT: ARTHUR WEBSTER. Proiecfs which s+udenIs of I'hese classes have worked upon have received favorable recognifion. Ticke+s, programs, bookIeI's, and office forms were sei up and prinied, giving siudenis The opporiunify of working on commercial jobs. SIuden'I's appreciafe 'rhe value of This Iype of work, especially Ihose who enfer 'rhe 'rrade upon compIeI'ing high schooI. The Por+Iigh+, our weekly newspaper, is prinI'ed by 'rhe prinI' shop boys under I'he direc+ion of Mr. Alberi Luebke. 1 . .., M 5 I X- ' 'rw ni - . g wins ISI fm- - , PIIUI at Long Beach eduofldls college I'An-l dtaw SI A ' K iii I INN Joiieatuffwiq by Bw N n Willieii 1 Ex- P1101 SWS-Pilot r the ai LB. I I 1 go Udepe egff. Sundquist, IZ fiffss Telf'3'r'. th Manahan 9 magazine D Highlmng t h ewspaper ' on papers Sglgdl highSCI-1001 I T S. Vas Won b J Vllson W y 011 le SDO11 the Bnnjn S, Poly zirle g the edit F' Mathl' ary Dean ln, L . i C U D9II1quant SI i PORTLIGHT STAFF-SUMMER SEMESTER' FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: CARL LINDSEY, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF7 SHIRLEE MATHLIN, PAGE TWO EDITOR. Where is your copy? Familiar words lo lhe Porllighl slall. Nola lvlallox, Edilor- in-Chiel, The Fall Semesler and Carl Lindsey, Fdilor-in-Chief, lhe Summer Semesler, led lhe slall in a successful year's worlc. Mr. Leon Sklar is lhe adviser. During second period, live days a weelc, lhe edilors and iournalism sludenls worlc on lhe Forllighl, which comes oul every Friday. ll is really a job lo gel oul a paper. All newsllealure slories and edilorial copy comes in len days before publicalion, when slories are lyped and heads are wrillen. Qllen a slory is losl, which adds lo lhe general confusion. Finally eyerylhing is in order and our weelcly newspaper goes lo bed SUMMER PORTLIGHT STAFF FRONT Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: cAizoLs snea- Nsn, sxcmmczf cLomA WATTS, EXCHANGE: PAULA MILLER, News BUREAUp Moms smuzv, TYPIST5 JANICE smcxson, Twisr. SUMMER PORTLIGHT STAFF FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: HELEN LUKINCHUK, MARGIE THOMAS, PAGE THREE C0-EDITORS: GENE LARRIEU, SPORTS EDITOR: SHIRLEE MATHLIN, PAGE TWO EDITOR: MARY LOU DEAN, PAGE ONE EDITOR: LU DELLIQUANTI, MANAGING EDITOR: LEON GRASS, PRINTING FOREMAN. f my etio1iS .de Paige COOW-bsfpd el Sax-es' hi - C ectlng tip I :AHOUA T FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: PAULA MILLER, PAGE TWO PORTLIGHT STAFF-WINTER '52 EDITOR: MARGIE THOMAS, REPORTER: FRED BROOKS, REPORTER: JANICE ERIcKsoN, TYPISTQ LU DELLI- SEC:-'X LEATTISXR'GE g+6?lRh:-Egg'E5FKLlZ'kRi-DULESI WANT REPORTER' sEY, SPORTS .ED,ITOR. ' ' REPORTERS-SUMMER '52 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: FORREST IaRooKER, DUANE SCHIMP, MR. LEON sKLAR, ADVISERQ GLEN NICHOLS, YuIcIo URUSHIBATA. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: LOIS MYERS, wILMA NIX, ELIZABETH MACINNES, REBA DOUGLAS, CHRISTINE GRAY, MARY BURKE. - THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BEVERLY cooMes, MARY PORTUGAL, Jo ANN WALL, BETTY SCHLEUSNER, OLGA RAvATHAs, JOAN LEMBKE. FOURTH Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: GEORGENE cLoTFELTER, DARLENE KING, PAT LossMAN, JOYCE CARTER, NEILA TREGUBOFF, MARY wI-IITLocK, ROMA Lou WATKINS. gm .Q N 'Q' 6 . J? 'S' B 'QQ 99 me '53 ORCHESTRA Front Row, Left to Right: Jack Marzano, Sydney Wattles, Margie Wonder, Patsy WilliamS0fl. Haywood James, Richard Ryan. Second Row, Lett to Right: Dorothy Orr, Melvin Hostetler, Bruce Cameron, Bennie Collings, Henry Villalpondo, Ken Fuiita, Rex Peters, George Oka. Third Row, Left to Right: Philip Ainsworth, Lawrence Tannas, Robert Vance, Ronald Aspy, Karl Mahr, Wendell Gross, Brenton Sweet. Fourth Row, Lett to Right: Carol Moon, Joan Munson, Mr. Gene Midyett, Director, Bill Clopton, Gaynor Morphew, Phvllis Greenhalgh, David Cook, Darlene Owings, Roberta Roberts. TH HARMONIZING their way through two melody-tilled semesters, the Music Department which consists ot the choir, mixed chorus, glee, band, orchestra, piano and organ, successtully completed a busy and varied schedule ot performances. They took part in the Talent Show, Cinco De Mayo, Girls' League Assemblies, P. T. A. Programs, the Memorial Day Services, and graduation. To single out any one group would be very ditticuit to do, tor they all worked together as a team. The Student Body did take special note ot the choir as they sang Christmas carols through the halls just betore the holidays, the ability ot the chorus at the Talent show and the inspiring execution ot the background music in the Christmas Pageant. School athletics would be lost without the band. They do much to brighten and enliven the athletes and audience at all the games and meets. All ot these things brought well earned praise to the entire group. The Student Body will never torget the ettective musical arrangements which blended so well with the solemn atmosphere ot the Vesper Services, nor the magniticent pertormance ot the band at the well known Milk Bowl. Not only do they bring glory to their school, but also to their community. Various soloists and small ensembles provided enter- tainment tor many community atfairs. Perhaps the greatest achievement ot the year was the purchase ot the beautitul Hammond organ, bought by the school and community as a Veterans' Memorial. Several students who have been working on the organ have brought a ditterent and delight- tul kind ot music to assemblies. Mrs. Annabel Wiles expertly directed the mixed chorus and choir while Mr. Gene Midyett directed the orchestra and band. 54 AT RIGHT: MIXED CHORUS First Row, Left to Right: Claudine Douglas. Fern Stovall, Mary Jean Andrews, Sylvia Jackson, Barbara Latham, Hilda Tiner, Delores Wolzanski, Rosann Galton, Carol Sandison, Beverly Luxton, Loma Fetzer, Dorothy Borges. Second Row, Lett to Right: Georgianna Valenzona, Reatha Cole, Gayle Moody, Grace Hargett, Janet Love, Gladys Hood, Doris Herrin, Mary Lou Worden, Gay Bratton, May Bratton, Rose Hicks, Gaynor Morphew, Mrs. Wiles, Director. Third Row, Left to Right: Albert Aguilar, Arthur Diocson, Herbert Soltero, Jack Kid- well Jack Blevens, Wayne Stoner, Russell Robb, John Urrea, Lyman Johnson. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Gilbert Milla, Edwin Kezar, Larry Mills, Bill Childs, Stan Autry, Frank Taylor, Gene Larrieu, Robbie Lee. AT FAR RIGHT: GIRLS' CHOIR Top Row, Left to Right: Frances Jorgensen, Sue Gott, Jo Ann Clifton, Shirley Garver, Joyce Brandon, Barbara Grant, Erminia Por- ras, Irma Thompson, Sylvia Darling, Mrs. Wiles, Director. Middle Row, Left to Right: Jo Ann Wysocki, Rebecca Figueroa, Eileen Barnes, Mary Allen, Joan Nakamura, Secretary, Raquel Melendez, Marion Rodriquez, Elise Rodriquez, Sheila Snitkott, Vice-President. Front Row, Lett to Right: Amelia McKenna, Yaeko lmamura, Rita Carpenter, Betty Crockett, Dixie Stamper, President: Carol Vaisey, Norma Dee Miller, Mary Letterini, Maria Gallegos. DEPARTMENT 1 ABOVE: BAND First Row, Left to Right: Leon Potter, Karl Mahr, Wendell Gross, Brenton Sweet, Arthur Beyer, Richard Ryan, Alex Chavez, Roy Hough, Bob Vance, Douglas Scott. Second Row, Left to Right: Benny Coloma, Richard Cabrera, George Oka, Rex Peters, Ken Fujita, Ralph Ortega, Barbara Collings, Henry Villalpondo, Arline Anderson. Third Row, Left to Right: Gaynor Morphew, Bill Clopton, Phyllis Greenhalgh, Dan Silverthorn, James Schmid, Ed Trento, Mr. Gene Midyett, Director, Roberta Roberts. I 4' f ABOVE: GIRLS' GLEE First Row, Lett to Right: Joan Miller, Mary Garcia, Nadine Jaciunde, Mary Ellen Robinson, Beverly Nute, Martha Robledo, Margaret Robledo, Paula Gonzales, Helen De Sisto, Claudine Douglas, Teresa Preston, Gloria Gonzales. Second Row, Lett to Right: Vivinne Teague, Arlene Feder, Barbara Gleaton, Martha Farmer, Mary Lou Rocco, Nancy South, Vice-President, Sandra Bryan, Barbara Tidwell, Elia Sanchez, Fern Stovall, Raquel Melendez, Barbara Anderson, Carol Le Donne, Gloria Condrey. Third Row, Left to Right: Gayle Tuggle, Janice Thompson, Zula Meeks, Joan Van Deventer, Shirley June Huston, Marilyn Lynch, President, Irma Thompson, Norma Thompson, Bernice Murphy, Nancy Sundstedt, JoAnn Frick, Patti Cooper, Edna White, Mrs. Wiles, Director. V545 241 fd!!! WU A 55 XII? I 2 'ff LPI 1 WI L L ? 1 EI ff , JW 1' -My ff f , fy W jx f ,lf ' 7 fb Air-W' ,V ' WHEN THIEVES FALL OUT, THINGS BECOME LIVELY, THE DUTCHESS AND PRISCILLA JOIN FORCES AGAINST THE DEACON'S LOVE OF MONEY. LEFT TO RIGHT: JUANDELL MUNCEY, DARRELL ORWIG, THELMA SIMONSEN. STRANGE BORDERS PRESENTED BY WINTER CLASS 0F I952 DESPERATE MEASURES ARE OFTEN JUSTIFIED WHEN A WOMAN SIMPLY WILL NOT STOP TALKING. LEFT TO RIGHT: JOHN VARNUM, PAT CRICHTON, CAROL KOCEAN, HERB KALBFLEISCH. GLORY'S MUSIC HAS NO CHARM AND DOES NOT SOOTHE SUSIE AND JOHN TODD. LEFT TO RIGHT: NANCY BORGONIA, RONALD SMITH, BETTY STRUPITH. 7 T OUTNUMBERED BY JOEY AND SMILEY, THE PROFFESOR TALKS FAST. LEFT TO RIGHT: JACK TRANI, TINO ADAN, LARRY PENNINGTON. , 4 'f 7. ,.,, If f I iw fl!! rf!! .,,.-f..,, .f 5 3 43 32 ig 51? Alt -f 5, ff lfgi, 4 4,2 ,Jn 'toni' QW 1 sag? Q4 x lr' f,f5y1f,. K, . ,,. I Q ,w c 4, , ' 'Q 'im' v'5h ', .of ' ff 2-ff! ff 3,4122 , Gfzfff f 2, , . , ,M cf HI- S sf BRASS ENSEMBLE Y 'XTHE CHILD WAS BORN ASSEMBLIES LO THERE WERE SHEPHERDS CHRISTMAS PAGEANT lf? HAND 1-HE ANGELS SANGU woRsH:PPeRs mom APAR OUT-GOING GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS INCOMING GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS C7 M LW GIRLS' LEAGUE INSTALLATION. 'LEFT TO RIGHT: JOYCE SAGEN, NEW PRESIDENT: MRS. SHIRLEY BROVER, SPONSOR: , MYRTLE FITZGERALD, OUT-GOING PRESIDENT. fav 0 ,ga 'wa fvv' RECEPTION AFTER GIRLS' LEAGUE INSTALLATION 60 'I' ABOVE: OUR BAND AT THE PEP ASSEMBLIES BELOW: TOM LANE, TALENT SHOW MASTER OF CEREMONIES ABOVE: OLD MAN RIVER TALENT SHOW JV .32 , gf ,K M 1?-9 f ,mf M . ,,,..f K ABOVE: TALENT SHOW SHRIMP BOATS SPINSTERS HOP QF? U xx JZLXLJ N , 2 FOOTBALL L L HOP X O WX y-f LEFT TO RIGHT: MARGARET HUNTS, PRINCESS: JO ANN . -I' BUCKLES, PRINCESSQ PATSY WARD, QUEENQ CHARLES I BOYDSTUN, PRESENTING THE QUEEN WITH THE FOOTBALL ' NECKLACE: LU DELLIQUANTI, PRINCESSQ JEANANNE SUD- DUTH, PRINCESS. Rx , fa 'Z ff!! , W X i 63 5'w-ww-7: .IVY JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Friday evening, April I8Th, The Senior Class presenTed Their annual Prom in The beauTiTully decoraTed gym. The slcy blue sTreamers wiTh silver sTars, rainbow mirrored ball hung in The cenTer To reTlecT The mulTi-colored lighTs, and American BeauTy roses carried ouT The Theme oT STardusT. The lovely queen Tor The eve- ning was Dolores Nash, who wore a whiTe Tormal wiTh a red rosebud corsage. Her escorT Tor The evening, Leon Grass, was crowned king. The gueen's aTTendanTs were: PaTsy Ward, Mary Ann Evans, Joyce Turner, Joyce Sagen, Georgianna Snyder, and Norma Pendergrass. The crowning cere- monies Toolc place aT lO:3O. Richard Won- der, The class presidenT, crowned The King and Queen, and Jeananne SudduTh, The Prom chairman, presenTed Queen Dolores wiTh a bougueT oT red roses. The Queen's WalTz Tollowed The ceremonies. l-lal Neely and his orchesTra supplied The music Tor dancing. 64 N 4 Zwrz Q CLUBS and ORWGAKN lHiAATIyO NS BIBLE CLUB Newly organized, lhe Bible Club has rapidly become an imporlanl school aclivily club. Oulside speakers are ollen inviled lo lhe meelinqs. The main purpose of lhe club is lo presenl lhe Bible and ils leachinqs. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Myrna Sheffield, Barbara Baddo, Doris Benson, Pansy Sanders, Millie Mauk, Roma Lou Walkins, Beverly Kidwell, Helen Tilus, Louise Cox, Judy Tompkins, Nancy Sunsledl, Miss Guslafson, Sponsor: Sheryll Helm. Pearl Ann Fenler, Lorella Ropp, Geraldine Sandridge, Nadine Collins, Clela Milchell, Bonnie Barbour, Rosann Gallon, Neila Tregubofl, Kay Wroughl. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Richmond, Marguerile Radio, Lucille Jernigan, Beverly Hender- shol, Rose Hicks, Laurel Summers, Billy Fae Alkins. Norma Warren, Chrisline Gray, Rudy Pearson, Bob Jacobs, Franklin Burroughs, Wendell Gross, Ray Holder, Bill Bridwell, Bill Savage, Barbara Granl, Darlene Dowley, Palsy Parish, Barbara Glealon. Mary Lou Worden, Shirley Lappi. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Valiean Worden, Dorisdean Brush, Annelle Barron, Mary Jo Haar, Paula Muller, Barbara Holslein, Presidenl, Spring Semesler: Barbara Doyle, Presidenl, Winler Serneslerg Ray Preslon, Treasurer: Sylvia Jackson, Hisloriang Mary Jane Andrews, Vice-Presidenlg Dolores Wol- zanski, Secrelaryg Sheila Rulherford. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION The purpose of lhe C. S. F. is lo losler higher slandards of scholarship and broader ideals ol service on lhe parl ol lhe sludenl. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Hunls, Rex Pelers, Bill Newer, Jerry Nace, Douglas Tummond, Billy Magill, Mel Willard, Jack Erickson, Jack Q-lenderson, Larry Aulry, Franklin Burroughs, Ralph wlss. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Amelia McKenna, Maria Gallegos, Rosario Palicle, Susie Nakala, Terry Fukunaga, Terrie Masamolo, Belly Fukunaga, Alicia Nune1, JoAnn Wysocki, Connie Aldape. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Carler, Teresa Biando, Winnie Lou Hales, Margarel Hunls, Shirley Brinegar, Annelle Barron, Dorisdean Brush, Mary McWhorler, Nancy Sunsledl, Pal Rose, May Brallon, Gay Brallon, Kay Jacqua, Eslher Sandoval, Lourdes Abella, Alice Aguirre. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Slan Richards, Richard Sloul, Sylvia Jackson, Donna Kirk, Judy Tompkins, Gaynor Morphew, Kalhy Childs, Mary Ellen Krehbiel, Barbara Holslein, Paula Lou Lowder, Marianne Danielson, Carol Sandison, Janie Kesling, Carol LeDonne, Pal Johnson, Valiean Worden, Mrss Louise Hummel, Sponsor, Don Slephens. CATERETTES The Calerelles is lhe girls' service club of Banning High School. The sludenls in lhis club work hard lo make our school luncheons, banquels, and leas a success. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rulh Seledon, Annie Sapien, Eslher Sandoval, Secrelary, Emily Marlinez, Elisa Ceia, Connie Aldope, Vice-Presidenlg Mary Lopez. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lupe Sisneros, Angela Acosla, Evila Flores, Slell Ponce, Mary Lee Ales, Presidenl, Annie Hernandez. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ellen Hernan- dez, Rosie Palicle, Mary Rodriquez, Gracie Avalos, Treasurer: Mary Ellen Madrano, Helen Ochoa. DAMSELS Every olher Tuesday al noon lhe Darnsels meel in room 20l. Any girl lrom lhe B-I0 lo A-Il wilh a C average, no U's , and a cerlain number ol service poinls may ioin lhis club. This service club perlorms many dulies lor lhe school. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosann Gallon, Neila Treguboll, Belly Schleusner, Janie Kesling, Kalhy Childs, Kay Wroughl, Margarel Bowman, Kay Jaqua, Carolyn Slriegel, Vice-Presidenlg Evelyn Nichol. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Margarel Woodard, Sponsor: Carolyn Kush, Marianne Daniel- son, Mary Ellen Krehbiel, Mary Lou Worden, Presidenl, Paula Lou Lowder, Secrelary, Mary Jo Haar, Doris Herrin, Frances Jorgensen, .Ianel Pills, Mary Ann Rhodes, Daisy Nelson, Treasurer. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Edna Himes, Carol Fox, Rose Hicks, Laurel Summers, Shirley Lappi, Barbara Granl, Barbara Marlin, Lorella Ropp, Rosemarie Caslro, Nancy Slockanger. , f ALMA MATER All hail! All hail lo Banning, hail. Hail alma maler slrong and lrue. Beside Pacilic walers blue. We lill our voices praising you, To lill our lile anew Wilh ioy and courage lool Our hearls beal warm in Ioyally Our love shall never, never lail. In lriumph or slrile, You're our Pilol lor Iile. All hail lo Banning, I-lall, U I-Iail . . . I-lall . . . I-lall. -we fl, --an :V c .1 ..,. C., . , . . .. .i.5.j,2 ,, .,j,,,., . , iz .. if . . . of . A.7ffL:4m-'if r gf' 9 ff ' ' ,ffswf ,ya l m qpvg: M P if A as K E A 4 Tlx -sA4f+ .t -. .I , ,.k 7 Q . sons' c ' 1 -ie , s?5fi'f7f1gfi':fg1 'f'3' .M ' 1 fi 'YV Lf If - 'T 'fr 'A 5 - . ' ,. SJ QW ' - fl. i jgfff if ' Eff' ' ,Njff I 51' 5422 .' 4 4, I fi + xiii' ,,, , I I' 'i T'1'T'l f , If 2257, I 2511 ' r v. .. 7- 1 me , 6 I ' 9 e J 1- sv - ' . -. ,, , ' .39 . I - f -. 7 . , 43, gr F 9 A -. f A , . , 'A ff ff l 'Tw 6, elk ,f i VII I: I j I 3 , A if F I In I K, .,, , Q, , , ,I Z Q, V X A A, , V ,, A 1 7 . H . P , 3, ,gp V . 4 , .V 1 Q , by 4 ' V, . ' ' . .fm ' f er-A , I f - we I I f' i 7 ' fi -. ' I fi V, 1 'J f a' I ? f V. ,. V, . Z, f . V' 3 lg I 1? , DEVILS' CLUB Gives indispensable service in printing The Portlight our weekly newspaper, and designing and printin all campus programs. SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL THROUGH PRINTING TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Albert Luebke, Sponsor, John Linder, Bob Busshardt, Arthur Webster, Ron Myers, Mike Mortell, Leon Grass. Edward Green, Bill Gibson. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvin Bull, Charles Holt, Duane Deliois, Alex Bermudez, Vern Cherrick, Gene Watkins, Don Rinehart, Jimmy Jackson. FIREMEN Banning has an excellent student Fire Department which is in complete charge of the school tire detail. They arrange tor tire drills and keep a record of each drill, checking time at iammed areas. They compute these answers for the averaqe time to empty the building as well as clocking the actual time used in clearing the whole school, FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Stan Richards, John Urrea, Bob Reed, Gene Dupree, Ivan Schuler, Jimmy Jackson, George Oka, George Dela Torre, Sonny Flor, Eddie Martin, Gabby Mendoza, Gene Larrieu, Assistant Chief, Bob Raine, Gene Watkins, Mario D'Ambrosi, Chiet, Mr. Max Rearden, Sponsor. HI-Y The Hi-Y is an organization ot boys who wish to create and maintain the high standards of Christian character. Each Hi-Y boy strives to uphold the principles of the club-clean speech, clean sports- manship, good scholarship, and clean living. The club meets every Thursday. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Twiss, John Albright, Ed Molle, Jim Gifford. Bill Bridwell, Haywood James, James Worley, Bob Jacobs. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Gerald Arnett, Sponsor, Don Lee Chesire, Ray Holder, Phillip Taylor, Mike Mortell, Ronald Aspy. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Junior Classical League of Phineas Banning High School is a chapter of the national club of the same name. Its purpose is to encourage among young people an interest in and appreciation of the civilization, lanquage, literature and art of ancient Greece and Rome, and to give them some understanding of the debt of our own culture to that of classical antiquity, The activities of the club are varied, making reports on movies, games, and contests. One of the maior Spring proiects was a theater party to See Quo Vadis. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Annette Barron, Shirley Brinegar, Janet Pitts, Frances Jorgensen, the statue of Minerva, Dorisdean Brush, Vice- President, Kathy Childs, Secretary, Carol LeDonne, Nina Herman, Kay Jaqua. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rose Hicks, Laurel Summers, Claire Constantinides, Patty Lou Cooper, Mrs. Vir inia Griffin, Sponsor, Margaret Bowman, Joan Milier, Edna Himes, Treasurer. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JoAnne Wysocki, Dan Eck, Haywood James, President, Hernan Briggs, Franklin Burroughs, Douglas Tummond, John Moore, William Magill, Arthur Gilman, Amber Harris. KEY CLUB Organiled by the Kiwanis Club in the tall of l950 as an honor service group, the Key Club has proved its value as an organization which helps to integrate school and community activities. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenn Nichols, Secretary, Ernest Preacely, Charles Boydstun, Robert Raine, Eddie Martin, Roy Savage. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Worley, Don Clark, Brian Coy, Mr. Eugene Patz, Sponsor, Stan Richards, Vice-President, Gene Larrieu, President: Jim Jackson. 67 KNIGHTS CLUB The Knighis' organizaiion is a service-rendering group consisiing of I5 selecfed senior boys whose inleresis and acfiviiies are varied. They lead in encouraging boys in iheir school fo high sfandards. They are responsible for conduci aboul fhe campus, are in charge of audiiorium calls and all school acfivifies. They are also a parl of ihe Sludenf Council which fries io solve The problems of lhe various sfudenfs. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robbie Lee, Hernan Briggs, Lawrence Flor, Ruben Gulierrez, Mario D'Ambrosi, Ivan Schuler. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, Bernard Donahue, Boas' Vice-Principal, Sponsor: Gabby Mendoza, Jo n Urrea, James Worley, Alfred Quebec Sian Richards, Gene Larrieu, Gene Dupree, George Dela Torre, Eddie Mariin, Mr. Ra ph Crawford, Sponsor. LADIES The Ladies Club is an organizalion of ihe ou?- sianding girls in Banning High School, who have pledged Ihemselves io offer service lo fhe school in every way. Among some oi Ihe aciiviiies in which ihe members engage are orieniailng new siudenls, acting as hosfess al all school evenls, and al all Times mainlaining siandards of ouislanding cilizenship. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Brimer, Joyce Sagen, Peggy Clemenfs ,Demelra Kozaifes, Paisy Ward, Georgianna Snyder, Alice Aguirre, Barbara Holsfein, Beliy Fukunaga, Donna Kirk, abseni. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaref Hunls, Annelfe Barron, Annelie Agal, Georgia Gorman, Winnie Lou Hales, Calherine Code, Mrs. Clarice Brown, Sponsor. MACHINISTS' CLUB Under lhe supervision of Mr. Culwick, fhe Phineas Banning High School machine shop carries on a very sfeady and producfive program. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Al lmamura, Marvin Goosen, Bob Turgeon, Bob Roberis, Don Reeves, George Kovich, Mr. F. A. Culwick, Sponsor: Jim Codd, Don Slephens, Darryl Thompson, AI Schwariz, David Roberison, Chuck Newlon. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eldredge Seward, Walfer Phillips, Tom Nakamura, Jon Ogden, Larry Aufry, Ray Henley, Jim Turner, Ray Arbaugh, Charlie Shoemaker. PICTURE SHY: Porfy Fuenies, Don Blevens, Norman Goosen. SCIENCE AND CHEMISTRY CLUB The Science and Chemislry Club of Banning High School is composed of sfudenis who are especially inieresfed in scienfific research. ll is affiliaied wifh 'Ihe Science Club of America. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frances Jor ensen, Mary Lou Worden, Phyllis Greenhalgh, gllosann Galfon, Dorisdean Brush, Mary Jo Haar, Valiean Worden, Shirley Brinegar, Teresa Biando, Anneiie Barron, Terry Fukunaga. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Doran, Science sponsor: Ralph Twiss, Kenny lvers, Don Schire, Jack Henderson, Janel' Pi'lIs, Bob Jones, Don Roberis, Jack Erickson, Bill Newer, Mrs. Sfribley, Chemislrv sponsor. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wes Bloom, Douglas Tummond, Edwin Maul, Jimmie Gifford, Mike Morfell, Don Slewarl, Mel Willard, Howard Reese, Jerry Nace, Jimmy Hunis. SOUND CREW Under fhe direclion of Mr. Rogers, lhe public address crew is in charge of ihe Banning P. A. Sysfem. They sei up fhe mike wherever ii is needed. As members of fhe crew, boys are faughi eleciricily, radio. and Ihe lheory of sound, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred De Garmo, Andrew Dugas. Mr. Theodore Rogers, Sponsor: Reber? Dario, Donald Goodner. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ray Holder, Clifford Duhn. 68 STAGE CREW The Stage Crew is a very important factor in our auditorium calls. Their duties are many and varied, and They devote much of their time to the better- ment of our programs andthe technical matters of production. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Pop Bloom, Sponsor, Tom Lane, Primo Marconi, Clifford Petersen. STUDENT GOVERNMENT The purpose of cur Student Government was to maintain order and quiet in the halls. The friendly officers were forced to report the names of students who disobeyed school rules. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Mason, Roy Savage, Mary Whitlock, Leon Potter, Bob Hutchins, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGI-IT: Mr. John Donaldson, Sponsor, James Kachic, Adrienne Armstrong, Dora Ritko, Commissioner, Phyllis Greenhalgh, Richard Thompson, Bill Huber, Bill Savage. TH RIFT CLUB The Thrift Club was organized at Banning High School to promote habits of thrift and conserva- tion and to instill in The students The desire to use their time, talents, money, and materials wisely. To make it convenient for students to save money regularly, the Club sponsors the sale of U. S. Savings Stamps here at school. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorisdean Brush, Valiean Worden, Treasurer, Terry Fukunaga, Vice- President, Teresa Biando, President. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirlee Mathlin, Secretaryg Doug Turnmond, Miss Irma Franklin, Sponsor, Annette Barron. 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. FRONT Row, LEFT TO RIGHT' Frankiin Burroughs, Shirley Lappi, Barbara Doyel, Millie Mauk, Barbara Price, Dorisdean Brush, Valiean Worden, Danny Eck. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Grant, Patsy Lancaster, Edna Himes, Margaret Bowman, Kay Jaqua, Sumiko Nakata, Historian, Martha Figueroa, Mary Garcia, Beverly Hendershot. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Gerald Arnett, Co-Sponsor, Rose Hicks, Laurel Summers, Claire Constantinides, Vice-Presidentg Mary Jo Haar, Sylvia Becker, Secretary, Mariorie Wonder, Louise Cox, President, Helen Titus, Treasurer, Lucille Jernigan, Mrs. Genevra Drown, Sponsor. USHERS' CLUB Boys who assist at all senior high aud calls, guard doors, deal with offenders and keep order. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Spellman, Hay- wood James, George Oka, Bill Bissett, Sergeant- At-Armsg Dave Short, Treasurer, Alvin Hollen, Jim McGuire. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Holt, Vice- President, lwao Mochidome, Secretary, John Urrea, Roy Savage, Robbie Lee, Glenn Ravenscroft, Jay Gage, Gilbert Milla, Mich Yamamoto, Wayne Stoner, President: Mr. Glenn Miller, Sponsor. 69 JUNIOR VARSITY CLUB Class B leller winners can become members of Ihe Junior Varsify Club. The club sponsors afhlefics and is under fhe direclion of Mr. Vincenl Carrese. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sonny Flor, Bob Raine, Alfred Quebec, Louie Rios, Haywood James, Bob Jacobs, Eddie Van Valkenburgh, Bill Schugg, Mark Sampson, Jr. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Garcia, George Aldape, Roberf Ramos, Jack Kidwell, Don Rineharf, Mario D'Ambrosi, Robbie Lee, Glenn Ravenscroff, Jay Gage, Jim Olarle, Mr. Vincenf Carrese, Sponsor. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob San Jose, Gabby Mendoza, Eddie Marfin, Augie Magdaleno, George Dela Torre, Larry Mills, Dick Arnold, Bill Scougale, John Urrea, Duane Schimp. SENIOR VARSITY CLUB Class A leffer winners can become members of fhe Varsify Club. This club sponsors alhlefics and is direcled by Mr. Mark Sampson. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lawson Swafford, Sonny Flor, Mario D'Ambrosi, Charles Boydsfun, Jimmy Jackson, Arl Diocson. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alberf Aguilar, Gene Wafkins, George Dela Torre, Don Clark, Frank Taylor, Sfan Richards. CAFETERIA STAFF The cafeferia of Banning High School presenfs a sludy in organizalion and efficiency. Under fhe direcfion of Mrs. Hudson, food for several hundred sfudenfs is prepared, served and cleared away in forfy minufes. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Reba Hudson, Cafeleria Managerg Mrs. Susie Holmes, Mrs. Kalherine Dusenberry, Mrs. Maude Monroe, B. E. Loveff, Vivian Nichols, absenf. CUSTODIANS The cusfodians of Banning High School are our friends. They are always seen sweeping, scrubbing, or doing somelhing lo make our school a cleaner and more enioyable place in which fo work. We should always cooperale wifh lhem and learn fo remember what 'rhe fresh cans are for. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ethel P. Carr, Teresa G. Almanza, Jessie Mae Page, Goldie A. Golden, Angela P. Chavez, Allena Shireman. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harvey G. Cluffer, James B. Hicks, John J. Ridley, Berl Parkin, Head Cuslodian. 70 , , --I My I S s, . egg., ,N I I U -' ,ci A A, -- Q N, . L 7, fn' is yi 2 14 iflgn' 1 1a ATHLETICS The Five Pilo+s seleded 'For lhe Easlern- Marine Team are: Louis Rubio, Don Clark, Jack Hernandez Geor e Mu1'schler, f 9 Charles Boydslun. JERRY HONRADA ST CENTER Banning finished ifs foofball season in a blaze of glory againsi' Narbonne, Friday, November I6+h, winning 26-0. This has been one of 'rhe besi' seasons 'rhaf a Ban- ning Varsiiy foolball feam has ever had. To single ou+ any one person for 'This suc- cessful season would be impossible, so congrafulafions are in order +o 'I'he enfire +eam, 'Phe coaches, and 'the sfudenl' body for 'rheir grea'r sporfsmanship fhroughoui ihe season. 72 :ii -1-1 GEORGE MUTSCHLER TACKLE CHARLES BOYDSTUN FULLBACK STRING!! lililllillllfl ll TOM BERRY END LOUIE RUBIO Rock GUARD ALBERT AGUILAR TACKLE CARL LINDSEY QUARTERBACK Team Scores Banning .... 0 Banning .... 0 Banning .... 28 Banning .... 28 Banning .... 2 I Banning .... 28 Banning .... 26 TOTAL l 3 I ,K Team Scores Jordan ..... 6 Bell ....... I3 Wes+ches+er . . 0 Gardena .... I2 Soufh Safe . . . 0 San Pedro . . . 7 Narbonne . . . 0 TOTAL 38 73 COACHES LEFT TO RIGHT: LINE COACH, PAUL HUEBNER1 C0-CAPTAINS, GEORGE MUTSCHLER, AND JACK HERNANDEZ1 HEAD COACH, WILLARD GOODHUE. VARSITY SECOND STRING TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT FRANK TUTTLE Tackle THOMAS MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROBBIE LEE, Quarterback, TAYLOR Fullback EDWARD MARTIN, Halfback, ROY SAVAGE DAVID SHIPMAN, Center, JACK MATHEWS, Tackle: HAYWOOD Guard, GEORGE DE LE TORRE End JAMES Halfback. BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT GEORGE OKA, Halfback' GABRIEL MENDOZA Halfback JACK KIDWELL Center: THOMAS WINGERT, Guard, MAURILLIO VASQUE1, Tackle. BANNING vi SOUTH GATE BANNING vs BELL ING BANNING 21 SOUTH GATE 0 BELL I3 BANNING 0 BREJLPE I3 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ALFRED SCHWARTZ, WALTER PHILLIPS, AL- BERTO ANDRADE, ELDRIDGE SEWARD, JAMES ALLEN, MAURICE MOSELY, LEROY PENNY, ROY SERGENT, MICH YAMAMOTA, FRANKIE KNIGHT, FOR- REST BROOKER, ALEX CHAVEZ, PORFY FUENTES. VARSITY FOOTBALL' TEAM sEcoND Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: JACK KIDWELL, JACK Mnnsws, nov sAvAGs, FRANKLIN 'ru1 n.:, non CLARK, oAvm SHIPMAN, Groks: Murscnmz, JACK HeRNANnzz, Louis Russo, cHAm.zs soYos'ruN, emu. Lmnszv, noNALo sA'roN, Gsones oKA, Hzwwooo names, 'rHoMAs THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH PAUL HUEBNER, RAYMOND PRESTON, ROBBIE LEE, BILLY ALEXANDER, ALBERT AGUILAR, GENE LARRIEU, DONALD REEVES, TOM- BERRY, MELVIN HOS- TETLER, JOHN URREA, GABRIEL MEN- DOZA, EDWARD MARTIN, RONALD TUCKER, COACH WILLARD GOODHUE. TAYLOR. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: THOMAS WINGERT, DAVID MCDANIEL, DONALD GOODWIN, JERRY HONRADA, HERNAN BRIGGS, DON RINEHART, DICK SAL- S AYN S ONE MON ON, W E T R, GEORGE DELA TORRE, THOMAS CARNER, MAU- RILLIO VASQUEZ, ARTHUR DIOCSON, RICHARD MACHADO. FIGHT SONG Fighf, Iighf, Iighf for oIcI Banning High. Win Ihe vicfory. Win The day for Ihe red and Ihe black. BesI' in Ihe WesI, We Icnow you'II all do your besf ,... so On, on, on, on, fighlr Io Ihe end. Honor and gIory you muslr win . . . so Fight Iighlr, fight for old Banning I-Iigh and viclrory. vs BELL BANNING vs GARDENA BANNING vs GARDENA BANNING 0 BANNING 28 GARDENA 'IZ BANNING 28 GARDENA I2 f7','Z'f7f:,f7V ' Qi yyfyzg, I f ,ff fm,,:,ff,fy, 7 , f,f,ff,fC5fcf:f4fw I ' ff'fyf54fffj,if, ffffy, I ' ' ' L,?,f'I3 LU, ' ' ' gba ,Mn B FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JOHN ESCANDON, MIKE MCFADDEN, JACK HENDERSON, BILL GIBSON, GENE DUPREE, JAMES MCGUIRE, RUBEN GUTIERREZ, DON RADER, EDWARD MOLLE, FRANK DOUTHIT, JAY GAGE. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DICK ARNOLD, EDDY SCOTT, LOUIS RIOS, GLEN RAVENS- CROFT, DAN SILVERTHORN, IWAO MOCHIDOME, ROBERT GARCIA, ROBERT RAMOS, RICHARD PERALTA, JIMMY OLARTE, EDDIE MILGES, WILLIAM SCOUGALE. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ICHIRO SATO, DEAN ITO, JAMES MASING, RUSSELL ROBB, RICHARD RYAN, CHARLES SHORT, EUGENE TOY, EDWARD VAN VALKENBURGH, EDDIE BREEN, RONALD LOFF, ALAN LEE. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: VINCE CARRESE, COACH, JACK RUBIO JAMES TEDESCO, GENE HYSMITH, KENNETH LOWE, LARRY VANCE, JAMES SCHMID, MANAGER: DO-N GOODNER, MAURICE VICKERS, KARL MAHR, ROBERT JOHNSTEN, FRANCIS GRUNEN- FE DER, COACH. BEE FOOTBALL SCORES TEAM SCORE TEAM JORDAN .. ... 7 BANNING ... BELL ...... .. I3 BANNING ... RIIS ....... 6 BANNING GARDENA ...., .. I9 BANNING ,.. SOUTH GATE .. I9 BANNING ... SAN PEDRO ,..... 13 BANNING .,. NARBONNE ........ I3 BANNING ... TOTAL 90 BANNING BEES SAN PEDRO !! 11 FOOTBALL TEAM SCORE 8 I2 .. 'I4 6 .. 0 TOTAL 52 76 BASKETBALL TEAMS SCORES TEAM SCORES JORDAN 70 . ,. . . BANNING 46 BILL 63 ... .. BANNING 57 RIIS 43 ... .. BANNING 63 SOUTH GATE 42 . .. ., BANNING 65 GARDENA 37 ... .. BANNING 44 SAN PEDRO 60 .,. ., BANNING 37 NARBONNE 57 ,.. ,. BANNING 48 JORDAN 64 . .. . . BANNING 40 BELL 77 ... ... BANNING 42 RIIS 57 ... ., BANNING 49 SOUTH GATE 38 . .. . . BANNING 44 GARDENA 56 .. . .. BANNING 42 SAN PEDRO 58 ... .. BANNING 30 NARBONNE 31 ... .. BANNING 36 TOTAL 753 TOTAL 643 L' ,af XNTT Nlyc, I I ARNNW0, I 40 I FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGI-IT: JOHN NELSON, LAWRENCE FLOR, STAN RICHARDS, GENE WATKINS, MARIO D'AMBROSI. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGI-IT: GILBERT RODRIGUEZ, AUGUSTINE MAGDALANO, ALFREDO PACHECO, STAN AUTRY, JAMES CULLEN, MARK SAMPSON, COACH. BEE BASKETBALL TEAM B BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: IVAN SCHULER, JACK JOHNSON, ALFRED EC MARK SA N COACH, BOB RAINE, EARNEST PREACELY, OUEB , MPSO, DUANE SCHIMP. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' BOB MILADINOVICH, RUDY PEARSON, GERALD CRAFT, TOM HISAW, GLEN NICHOLS, JAMES SKOW. Avi, y. f-9,1 20 B BASKETBALL SCORES -4.f TEAMS SCORES TEAM SCORE JORDAN ST BANNING 38 BELL 27 .... ... BANNIEE 36 RIIS 33 .... .., BANNI 41 I Z'L'IJ NiA'E ik ' ' EQSEIEE QT DE .... . .. 1 SAN PEDRO 42 .... .. . BANNING 44 W3 ' NARBONNE 43 ... ... BANNING 42 ' ., JORDAN 60 .... ... BANNING 44 ' , L BELL 28 , ., .. . ' I RIIS 36 .... ... I-I , ' D ..., ,.. W, ?!A'iT'ENiATE 33 ' ' BSIESIZE Z3 537 I SAN PEDRO Z4 .... BANNING 62 NARBONNE 28 ... ,.. BANNING 46 TOTAL 505 TOTAL 664 H 77 CHAMPS Q f 1 'Q T' I ff u u 5 ,..If 3 A If IQ f , , ,, v , C BASKETBALL SCORES IE W gi, TEAMS SCORES TEAM SCORES JORDAN 25 .. ABANNING 22 My BELL IS BANNING 29 RIIS 24 .. BANNING 40 SOUTH GATE 25 BANNING 46 GARDENA Z2 BANNING 43 SAN PEDRO 35 .. BANNING 26 NARBONNE 9 BANNING 13 LQEEAN 29 3255122 32 23 ., Rlls zz BANNING 53 SOUTH GATE 33 BANNING 40 GARDENA 27 BANNING 38 SAN PEDRO 22 BANNING 43 NARBONNE 15 .. .. BANNING 34 TOTALS 329 TOTALS 515 u u C TEAM CHAMPS T ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: RONNIE BRYANT, BUDDY BALL, Zfauxsggg BILL YOUNG, BOB VANCE, GERALD CLEMENT, JOHNNY BACK ROVIA, LEFT TO RIGHT: MIKE GIARDINA, GARLAND BASKETT, PAUL HUMBLE, BYRON BOWEN, GEORGE ALDAPE, JIM ALFORD, PAUL GAEBEL, COACH. D TEAM I E 1 7 FRONT CRUMBY, KENNETH lvERs, BACK O N, PAUL ECO. 78 BASKETBALL SCORES TEAMS SCORES TEAM SCORES JORDAN 32 .. . . . BANNING 18 BELL 25 . . . .. BANNING 26 RIIS 25 - .. . BANNING 21 SOUTH GATE I0 . . . . . BANNING 24 GARDENA 20 . . . . . BANNING 'I7 SAN PEDRO 30 . . . . . BANNING 36 NARBONNE Z1 . - ... BANNING 'IO JORDAN 34 . . .. . BANNING 22 X BELL 22 .. . . . BANNING il R.IIS 33 .. ... BANNING 23 SOUTH GATE 22 .. . .. BANNING I1 GARDENA 23 .. ... BANNING 21 SAN PEDRO 29 .. . .. BANNING 25 NARBONNE 36 . . ... BANNING 19 TOTALS 368 TOTALS 310 GYMNASTIC TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT! GLENN RAVENSCRAFT, MIKE MORTELL, RUBEN GARCIA, JACK ERICKSON, TOM LANE, SIAIIIGESPOWELL, ELLIS KING, FRANK TAYLOR, HERNAN BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: FRANCIS A. GRUNENFELDER, COACH: JAY GAGE, LARRY HELM, PHIL DRAKE, LESLIE SIMMONS, CLIFFORD DUHN, CHARLES NEWTON, PAUL DRAKE, JOHN'LINDER, ANDY DUGAS, WYNDALL WALL, BOB DAVIS, LARRY AUTRY, TOM DRAKE, MANAGER. CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: TOM GOOPIO, HENRY JUAREZ, L. C. SWAFFORD, RICHARD JUAREZ, JAMES WORLEY, GEORGE FRYETT, BOB SLATER, JOSE ALVARADO. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PETE ,ZAMPERINI, COACH: RALPH PEREZ, BILL SPELLMAN, PAUL DONOHOE JERRY CATALDO, RON CASS, WILLIAM ALVARADO, ALFONSO PACHECO, JACK HAWKINS, PAUL LOPEZ, GUS HURTADO. A TENNIS TEAM O FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DENNIS KELLY,' GARRY VANCE, RALPH TWISS, DON GOLCH, JACK FITZGERALD, MELVIN VANCE, GLEN NICHOLS. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GENE WOOD, RALPH SILVER, JOHN CUTSINGER, JAMES HUNTS, GERALD WARD, MR. JOHN HINDS, COACH: BILL KIDWELL. JACK MARZANO, JOHN SHROYER, YUKIO URUSHIBATA. .ITE i f .,,,,..I..,L .,,. ,,., I gr ' '24 . 4 9 Y v 'J 2 f f at? Y , 1 .n,7,, .6752 AQ. I . 11? A ag ?Z'a, ,'.Q , , ,4 , A i I 'v Q 4 X 1 I X B f s H 10, ' J 5 ,Y f . 4 1 , 7'-ff X ,. 1 , 1' ' ' if. v, ,T 4 V . f ,' , Ng, ,f , I ,4 x at , My I I f , A B PM f A LV I ' I, f Qsfwf' 1 I ,Y ,f , , A if A, , . , L, Ax Q. 1-4 E, nf , ,. w ,ff - , f ' ,f f Q' Iibf I .5 I Wy, VI f , I, am -. V T F , - ,,-, V- xv , , V.: k ,A 7,-71: 'A ,M M gr 4 , .uv .Q JI? pw fe-ZS, ,, ,, '-wg ,.,, 9, .. 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A 'I ' , ,aw I , I ' '4Il.,,zf - -M, ,L 'I I I I , IT K I , -I J 'EM I ' I, .I - V, UIQ... , , fg,IIc,I , j,., 4? - I I ,III of ffmfz M, iv.5 ,f'If,,,,2 f LgLJ-Wil ,I . , 3 ' ' I-I , ,, I I, I 727 ' f W I -f ' . f- ., I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: LOUIE RUBIO, LAWRENCE FLOR, GABBY MENDOZA. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JERRY HONRADA, BOB SLATER, JAMES WORLEY, GEORGE OKA, HAYWOOD JAMES, BILL SCHUGG, LEROY PENNY, ARTHUR DIOCSON. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: WILLARD GOODHUE, COACH: JIM OLARTE, JIM MCGUIRE, GEORGE FRYETT, WILLIAM ALVARADO, JERRY CATALDO, ROY SERGENT, ALBERT AGUILAR, HOWARD HIGHFIELD, PETE ZAMPERINI, COACH. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JACK RUBIO, ROBBIE LEE, JOE MOONEYHAM, WAYNE STONER, TOM BERRY, MAURICE MOSELY, LARRY MILLS, RON CASS, RICHARD JUAREZ, JOSE ALVARADO, B ,TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: RICHARD PERALTA, JIMMY ALFORD, HENRY JUAREZ, L. C. SWAFFORD, DANIEL CORRAL, JACK JOHNSON, DICK ARNOLD, fI,, JAMES BISH. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: WILLARD GOOD- HUE, COACH, ROBERT GARCIA, LOUIE RIOS, ALFONSO PACHECO, GUS HURTADO, RALPH PEREZ, BILL TYLER, JUAN BENEVIDEZ, IWAO MOCHIDOME, EDDIE VAN VALKENBURGH, PETE ZAMPERINI, COACH. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROBERT RAMOS, LEO MENENDEZ, EDMUND PACULBA, DAN SILVER- THORN, DURWOOD BERRY, BRUCE CAMERON, ROBERT JOHNSTON, JACK HAWKINS. .xy CEE TRACK FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BILL BISSETT, BILL SPELLMAN, TOM GOOPIO, TONY LOPEZ, RICHARD GARCIA, DUANE WADLOW, EZEKIEL LOPEZ, RICHARD CABRERRA. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: WILLARD GOODHUE, COACH, JOE OCHOA, GARY CHIRRICK, RONNY HOZIE, ALEZ ALVARADO, JERRY MISKEY, PETE ZAMPERINI, COACH. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JOHN LOPEZ, LAWRENCE gg5JTNrG, RICHARD MADALENA, TONY PACHECO, EDDIE I ff , V 1 W II . IFII I .I I I I I I' I -, fm, I I , I .Mu fir I' I -I I c , II I f I 5-1, ff: 'wwf I W ,' 42 ?If , ,I .Lg gf :I ff 74,1 I I AI I 4 5 ' I 'i, ' MV' gi I ' 1 , 'ff-9I1'!i'f 1 .. 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SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: GENE PATZ, COACH: ART BEYER, MANAGER: ROBERT ERICKSON, GERALD CRAFT, BOB JACOBS, GENE WATKINS, BERT HARRIS, ggNEgUPREE, EDWARD MARTIN, RICHARD MARTIN, JOHN CURTISS, ASSISTANT A . JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM 6 I1 .,,, M A4 ,IIIIJ , I , ff' :B wb FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GEORGE ALDAPE, IB ,,,I YS M RB ROBERT MORTON, RUBEN ELORES, JAMES MEEKS, .., S I B Sf I M BOB SAN JOSE. MARK SAMPSON. EARNEST , , , ,,L,J IX: Ig : PREACELY, BUDDY BALL, ARLIND BASKETT. I f I If ,I SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: VINCE CARRESE, f 'R 4' I-Rf-ff M B VI Q, , COACH: TOM MASON, MANAGER: ICI-IIRO SATO, , 'J51,9::: 'II 9: MM? W g f 5, : , ' gf., TOSH YAMAGUCHI, RUSSELL DE LUCA, STEVE KIM IIA Q: II I I, ,III BANKS, SONNY VELASCO, EDWARD MENDOZA, , I I' -,IQ if I , If :- f I U MANAGER: JOHNNY GARCIA. WI BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: CARL MAHR, ROBERT WI , ' I , , I SSI I W LUxTON, DEAN PARKIN, RUDY PEARSON, DAROLD II II I, f III ,M I N I fx II THOMPSON, ED MOLLE, CHARLES GONZALES, 1 LL, LII, Y.,g,':, CIM, JL- I I HITOSHI KAKUDA, TOM NAKAMURA. I ,I I ' I , , I I I- . AI: , M f III, I I - , ,, Tx ' I 'X 152 , kg: I 'Qu Fw Q4 W ' -tr L, , J :,i?i? 'Eff 7' :ff 5 8I TRI-B TRI-B CABINET Tlme Cabinel is llwe gov- erning body of Jrlie Tri-B. ll makes llme linal cleci- sion on all problems arising among ils mem- bers. Miss Kay McGuire is Jrlme sponsor. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT WINNIE LOU HALES TREASURER MARGARET HUNTS, PRESIDENT: PATSY BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT MISS KAY MCGUIRE SPONSOR GAYLE MOODY HISTORIAN. T MARGARET HUNT! V DONNA BRIMER PEGGY CLEMENTS ANNETTE AGAL VIRTUS AWARD Virfus Award is given Io Ihe girl who has shown ou'rsI'anding characferisfics of good sporfsmanship and leadership. She mus+ also be a valuable member of her G. A. A. Ieams and a parficipani' in mosf of +he sporfs sponsored by her organizafion. Lelierwomen of Jrhe G. A. A. aulomarically a member of 'rhe Tri-B. The Tri-B girls usher al assemblies and do cafeieria and nurrilrion duly. They have had a successful year under Ihe Iwo presidenrs-Donna Brimer, Winler, and Mar- garei I-Iunis, Summer. Miss Kay McGuire is Ihe sponsor. TRI-B FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BETTY FUKUNAGA, ALICE AGUIRRE, MERLE YEARICK, JOYCE SAGEN. DEMETRA KOZAITES, GAYLE MOODY, GEORGIA GORMAN, MARGARET HUNTS, WINNIE LOU HALES, PATSY WARD, PAT WHITFORD. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: LOMA FETZER, ANNA FSCANDON, BEVERLY LUXTON, CAROL SANDISON, NEILA TREGUBOFF, KAY WROUGHT, GRACIE AVALOS, LUPE SISNEROS, CAROL HAMILTON, NORMA PENDERGRASS, BARBARA GONZALES, CONNIE ALDAPE, MARY ELLEN HERNANDEZ. ' THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: TERRY FUKUNAGA, SUSIE NAKATA, BESSIE KOZAITES, PEGGY CLEMENTS, ANNETTE AGAL. DONNA BRIMER. BETTY FERGUSON, LOIS SEVIER, FLOELLA RIGGS, ELISA NUNEZ, CAROL DIFFLEY, MISAKO TANIDA, PHYLLIS GREENHALGH, MISS KAY MCGUIRE, SPONSOR. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GAYNOR MORPHEW, ESTI-'ER SANDOVAL, TERESA BIANDO, DORIS HERRIN, CAROLYN MCCOY, BEVERLY JOHNSTEN, DONNA KIRK, MARILYN HUTCHINSON, BARBARA DOYEL, SYLVIA BECKER, PAT VAN DEVENTER, LORRAINE HODGES, ELISA CEJA, GEORGIANNA SNYDER, CHARLENE WATKINS. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: EDITH BIRDSALL, JOANN BUCKLES, JEANANNE SUDDUTH, PAULA MILLER, BARBARA HOLSTEIN, ANNIE I-IERNANDEZ, CATHERINE CODE, PAT ROSE, PAT LOSMANN, EMILY MARTINEZ, LORETTA REBER, MARY RODRIQUEZ. Z f Wi V ' V ' 'JZ' ' F-v 1 -' E G.A.A. CABINET FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MISS KAY MCGUIRE, CO-SPO , NSOR: BETTY FUKUNAGA, HISTORIAN: BARBARA GONZALES, TREASURER: PATSY WARD, YELL LEADER: JOANN BUCKLES. YELL LEADER: DEMETRA KOZAITES, CORRESPONDING SECRE- TARY: LOMA FETZER, HOCKEY MANAGER. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT1 JEANANNE SUDDUTH, YELL LE ADER: PEGGY CLEMENTS, VICE-PRESIDFNT: GEORGIA GORMAN, RECORDING SECRETARY: ANNETTE AGAL, PRESIDENT: BEVE RLY LUXTON, ARCHERY MANAGER: DONNA BRIMER, VOLLEY- BALL MANAGER. WINTER CABINET The Cabinef was The governing body of The G. A. A. II' had The 'Final word on quesI'Ions Thaf arose. The cabineT was eIec'red every semesfer by The G. A. A. members. The refurns were announced a+ The semi-annual banqueI's. ITTQITI SIEJIXIETRZEFTRQQCZIITESHTEQJEETPQNTIISENQEQRSITE? TERESA, BIANDO, SOFTBALL MANAGER: PEGGY CLEMENTS, PRESIDENT: GEORGIA GORMAN, VICE-PRESIDENT: LOMA SUMMER QTIEER, RECORDING SECRETARY: BETTY FUKUNAGA, TREA CABINET BACK'ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. VIRGINIA HuoI:I.zsTo N, SPONSOR: DORIS HERRIN, BASKETBALL MANAGER: PATSY WARD, YELL LEADER: DONNA BRIMER, YELL LEADER: GEO RGIANNA SNYDER, BADMINTON MANAGER: MISS KAY MCGUIRE, CO-SPONSOR. 84 -4 , f ScXi'RNm: mum? -vm TWELFTH GRADE G. A. . G. A. A. is fhe largesi girls' club in Phineas Banning High School. H offers every girl fha? ioins, new friends, spor+s, and lofs of fun. Any girl who has a C average wifh noi more fhan 'lwo U's, from 'Pwo feachers may become a member of G. A. A. The acfivilies are, baslrelball, soflball, volleyball, and badminlon Twice a year fhe girls a'Hencl a playday af differenf high schools of +he ci'l'y and also preseni' one playday a year. To Mrs. Virginia Huddleslon and Miss Kay McGuire, 'lhe G. A. A. wishes +o exfend fheir sincere 'lhanlcs for iheir capable guidance and leader- ship which has made G. A. A. The mosi oufsfanding associalion ai' Banning High School. fag J A ..A, . BASKETBALL TEAM f FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: TERRY FUKUNAGA, WAEIAEN AVALOS, TERESA BIANDO, VALJEANNE 0 . BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BARBARA CCLLINS, DORIS HERRIN K M S-4, , , 8.1 ,, 9 '7.f ',.I 86 f ' -PL -K. ' '99 ip, 5575? 4 S0 BACK Row LEFT TO Rsc3HT PAT vAN DEVENTER FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ELIZABETH MACINNES, 2glSEARA HOLSTEIN, PAULA MILLER, CATHERINE BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: GAYNOR MORPHEW, LORRAINE HODGES, JUDY TOMPKINS, LORETTA REBER. ' A L ' M 2. . , ,... ,, , , X7 W M, ,. fwwZfmWz , mfL:1,..k...4 ff X 9 2C4yi4yM:f Wf.77!!fXW.7..l.a 'm4-fn IQ ,, N.. N., ' ' FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. FUKUNAGA, D. RITKO, S. NAKATA, C. HAMILTON, W. HALES, M. HUNTS, C. WATKINS, D. BRIMER, J. BUCKLES, S. NAKATA, L. DELLIQUANTI, N. MATTOX. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. REBER, C. SANDISON, M. H UTCHINSON, K. CHILDS, C. DIFFLEY, A. BARRON, R. GALTON, ZKESTSIGUSON, P. LOSMANN, L. FETZER, J. LEONARD, S. JE THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. ROSCHER, R. TONIONI, C. VAISEY, S. JACKSON, S. LAPPI, S. RUTHERFORD, A. AGAL, P. CLEMENTS, B. HOLSTEIN, B. MCGILL, C. MCCOY, B. LUX TON, P. WARD, R. PALICTE. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. POWELL, B. SAN JOSE, P. VAN DEVENTER, S. SUDDUTH, S. SIMPSON, L. HODGES, D. BRUSH, E. MONTGOMERY, J. SAGEN, C. LIEBRUM, B. DOYLE, -n.TuNglHITFORD, K. WROUGHT, B. GONZALES, D. KIRK, H. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. KOZAITES, T. BIANDO, M. YEARICK, S. POWELL, F. RIGGS, B. JOHNSTEN, C. MICHAEL, M. HAAR, M. SEUFFERT, G. SNYDER, M. ANDREWS, J. PITT S, N. TREGUBOFF, J. NAKAMURA, M. IWATA, T. MASAMOTO. f KVW5, , Y DRILL TEAM TI1e Drill Team was under 'rI1e ou+sI'anding direcI'ion of Miss Louise ErnsI' and Mrs. Virginia I'IucIcIIesI'on. They presenfed enjoyable and colorful en+er+ainmen+ af I1aIHime for Ihe home foo+baII games. Peggy CIemen'I's was Presiden+ and PaI'sy Ward was Vice-President B Ea, BE .19 5 'Br il' WITZEL-W'0B0 STUIIIUS SPECIALI STS IN YEABBUIIK Pll0'l'0GRAPllY flfficia l Photograph ers for the 1952 PILIIT WHEEL 7I6 SOUTH BONNIE BRAE LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA DUnIzirIr 3- I 872 DUnIcirIc 2-6884 Congratulations to the Classes of 1952 BEACON DRUG COMPANY Prescription Druggists Edward Prince, President Walter Michealis, Vice-President 101 East Anaheim TE. 4-3457 CONGRATULATIONS To the 1952 Graduating Classes DEL DRYER CHEVROLET 304 East Anaheim Te. 4-3491 KOTT and SMOLER Ford Dealers YOU CAN PAY MORE BUT YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER MARLOW AND AZAR Home Appliances Radios - Television - Records One of the finest selections of late recordings in the Harbor Area. L 408 West Anaheim Te. 4-6451 702 Avalon Te 4-3622 sf! 5 A X . :T - -T i -W 'iff .nv Q f A SPORTING , QW Gooos W.LM,,lZii,S,V2LT.TO1HI34 Q I '- Q TE E ,A 1- Complimenls of DiCarlo's Bakery Th Bes+ In Bakery Goods Since I906 SAN PEDRO CALIF 409 NINTH STREET PHONE TE I 2 8331 A. R. DANKWORTH, INC. 1414 W. 7TH ST. 126 POST ST. LOS ANGELES 17 SAN FRANCISCO 8 Commencemenf Invi'ra+ions Correci' Personal Cards Club Pins - Medals FAMOUS HERFF-IONES CLASS RINGS Complimenls of Marine Wholesale Co. San Pedro, Calif. 200 EFQHH1 S+fee+ TErminaI 2-42 I9 DODGE PASSENGER CARS H IGH WAY 5 U N p Rl E 5 PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS DODGE Job-Rama TRUCKS W Films Developed Ira Ginburg, Owner WILMINGTON' CALIF' 30I PacifTC Coasi' Hwy. Wilmingfon 4I2W.Anoheim TE 4-II88, T189 GOOD H UMOR COMPANY GENERAL OFFICE 999 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. LOS ANGELES I5 Telephone PRospeCI' 9433 FIRST CABIN S ood ood Ome O G F g EAGLE CLOTHES - Cour+eous Servlce Stetson Arliow H. C. Boosalia Manager Hats Shlrts 900 Avalon TE- 4-58'4 815 Avalon TE. 4-3881 A, Ggifefdzl wwf Hs oompap mg Vx fifcmx Lb fbI'k T, tff My 2 f AR1 s JEWELRY AII Work Guaranteed 808V2 Avalon BII.I.'S MARKET I I6I North Avalon TE 4-7092 Congratulations and Best Wishes CLAUSING BROTHERS Complete Home Furnishings Television - Appliances Typewriters We have served the Harbor Area for twenty-nine years 646 Avalon Boulevard TE. 4-5296 CONGRATULATIONS To the 1952 Graduating Classes CRITERION 4507 VAN NUYS BOULEVARD SHERMAN OAKS, CALIFORNIA KNITTING MILLS Class and Letterman Sweaters STATE 4-T588 94 1 K Lf '7 ' c I 1 1' ,, f o we 1 In L 7 L L f rf -s I, r X LC...,y,Lf , LA ,V L n H V , an U1 ICE CREAM 725 W. Anaheim Vw ZfQl4 l fc M' 4 K ll-c'C-'fi ' i- DAIRY PRODUCTS Long Beach 682-37 Complimenls of Jomes C. Shoemaker School Popcorn Service Box l65l Wilshire 81 La Brea Sfalion Los Angeles 38, California Using The Besl Popcorn and Seasoning Available Logan 8-3848 A fine nalural food For Alomic energy - ea'r more of il Texas O-3595 95 Pen ny - OWSIG Music Com 4326 A , -I'-T ,Y I I TG, rnuslc ff M, compnnv pany of Long Beach TLANTIC AVE., LONG BEACH 7, CALIFORNIA. TELEPHONE 40-7406 HAMMOND ORGAN, STEINWAY and other FINE PIANOS RADIO-PHONOGRAPH and TELEVISION COMPLETE RECOR D Depar+menI A STEINWAY PIANO OR A HAMMOND ORGAN IS A LIFETIME INVESTMENT IN H APPINESS pI Stationers C To I'he Graduafes WIII1 Our Very Besi' Wishes orporcahon 525-529 SOUTH SPRING STREET LOS ANGELES I3, CALIFORNIA 1055 SIXTH AVENUE SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA YES... Prime tfifegisg iisilse as Banning used all these services to produce this 1952 Pilot wi-Ex' U RIICHE knows advertising RDBHE does LITHUGRAPIIY and UFFSET and STATS He's an ARTIST Hes a PRINTER He sets LINUTYPE and TYPRGRAPHY He does everything next time call in his UWN PLANT or come down to IIT9 SOUTH HUPE STREET - free parking YEs...they to get things do know where to go ne UNDER ONE RUUF! COMPLIMENTS OF PAUL D. HOWELL MODERN FOOD MARKET Waiclnmalcer 8: Jeweler 60l Wes? Anaheim Boulevard Wilmingfon, Calif. 805 Avalon TE 4-2I52 FU T U R A M I C DIRECT FACTORY DEALER jf r 4 ff Agfa aka,-W HARBOR MOTOR co. fifyld 230 W. Anaheim S+. WfLiv1lNGTON, CALIF. CHAS. HCHARLE O Y RULE R TErminel 4-I I66 wner FOODMAN B E s 1' w I s H E s , SENIORS PETERSON s PANTRY 24 Hour Service PRESS - JOURNAL 618 Avalon TE' 4-4581 I08 E. Anaheim TE. 4-I498 98 CLINICAL - ORTHOPAEDIC CORRECTION WORK HENRICH 51205 genie: 12 3 W. ANAHE WILMINGT TE CALDWELL'S DRYGOODS 831 Avalon Boulevard Te 4-2064 TIJUANA CAFE Mexican Food Tacos - Tamales - Enchiladas clffi fbi Io Take Ou'r - I Proprielor J. . lc. MK I7OI Pacific Coasl Hwy. TE. 4-9560 WILMINGTON HARDWARE COMPANY Leading Hardware and Appliance WILMINGTON FLOWER SHOP lolz Avalon TE 4-5488 MODE - 0 - DAY Dealers Dresses Blouses Lingerie Hosiery 940 Avalon Te 4-5251 829 Avalon WiIming'ron JOE DESSY'S Sodas - Slalionery - Gifls 730 Avalon TE. 4-2212 A and B SERVICE Angelicli and Barcl Managers 1058 Avalon TE. 4-0811 LAS PALMAS MARKET TERMINAL 4-1369 21808 so. AVALON BLVD. TORRANCE, CALIFORNIA WR1GHT'S IEWELERS 734 Avalon TE 4-1871 7 aww PAINT 81 FLOOR COVERING 703 W. ANAHEIM ' WILMINGTON, CALIF. Pain? - Wall Paper - Linoleum AVALON KEY and BICYCLE SERVICE Keys - Locks Schwinn Bicycles Paris - Accessories D aPe Ie5 We have Ihe Izey lo l'I1e siIua'rion TELEPHONE TErminal 4-I I76 Orville Wrou9h+ 2 Manager FOR ESTIMATES AND SERVICE 914 Avalon TE. 4-2824 Painl' - Wall Paper - Linoleum I VA N 'S SHADES and LINOLEUM Phone TErminal 4-6405 Harry A. lVanl Van Devenler 109 Easl' Anaheim Slreef Wilminglon, California SPORTING GOODS STORE Everyllning in Sporling Goods Equipmenl Sherwin-Williams Painls Nexl' Door lo New Posl Office 1004 Avalon TE. 4-0354 MARINE PRINTINC School Supplies 818 Avalon TE 4-2891 ECONOMICAL DRUG CO. 827 Avalon Te. 4-2422 IOO l9l' ' IBM al!E4Hr+':Qi?'!.?42hZ!2?5iJKl!1E1kR ' ' . d'?'5d.a. ei235Elie-13554627 M5723 'MBE : ab:fQ? 2' f' f Mmm 2 w'fff7l JD if R 1 A fwfwgflv fn mf WWW aff 44, w MM ? EX . Q 5 uf' X 2317 V. 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