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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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J' , f.-, fig liww lmyivv ,wi I 1- --Hifi QI f ' V1 ' , .W af., f' ' ., . ..-. .. .San.fx-aaa. .ue-un 6 THE 1953 PILOT WHEEL .. .. :nnlo sv SHIRLEY BRINEOAR THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY IVAN SCHULER PHINEAS BANNINO HIGH SCHOOL WILMINGTON, CALIFORNIA VOLUME THIRTY-TWO I ,p 1 Tf if yrf, x f l- PM ' W .Q W , ,wx mA ,' EMI MT eg M ff? X 7-A i f fm Miami 4 f its x 1 5 arp Q f!! 7, 4 J ly R 1 XM' v U xl 5 W' i 'ffl s N-s ,Q xii' V wa- v gf N X I Nr z .A . gs.. Y-f v Kap' ,,,,5,,,.. Amway TABLE OF CONTENTS Candid Shots . Page 2 Foreword .... . Page 4 Administration and Faculty . . Page 5 Graduates v Winter Vesper Services . Commencement Senior Baby Pix Senior Baby Pix Senior Baby Pix Classes . . Organizations Activities . Candid Photog' . Sports . . Calendar . Advertising . 343' i' sql gi H 5 i i I . , . ., -r C. ,a he ' '53 - Summer '53 Page T3 Page T4 Page T5 Page Zi Page 22 Page 34 Page 35 Page 4l Page 55 Page 66 Page 67 Page 87 Page 89 wi! llllllllWllllll n ll hat is it that has br ght us to the world of today? Wh is the thing that has brought our world from its primitive s - to a modern civilization? Dis ery! Discovery is as old as ma n or any discoveries made our ex istence would still be - as in the very distant past-the - e. Perhaps, if it were not for the numer iscoveries world exist at all he act nding e something unkn is th tion of - . u a fiery nation to advance-a ri One think of thin be taken for grante his may reat has done for u here that be taken for grante Ai-5' o s little problems e' we things for w we can be grate ful-of our forefath ffering all the wo I spirit with which they strived to make then - s for the future come true. ' st try with all our might and with all our heart and soul - . ' - for the most beautiful thing in the world--PEACE-with t ame determination and will po which developed our modern world. Nothing less than this oordinated dedication will adequat serve mankind Let us pave the way for future discoveries that will bring to us and to the coming gener- ations a more prosperous place in which to live, and let us maintain this spirit with hope in our hearts for PEACE. 4 v Y X, w L'-'b-q tm npr f'S Ml X S f ' M W Z 91- 4. 8' Q i :QL N Llllii ' MR. WILLIAM NOBLE WAITE PRINCIPAL MR. BERNARD J. DONAHUE aovs' VICE-PRINCIPAL MRS. CLARICE BROWN COUNSELOR ADMINISTRATION MRS. JEANNETTE TRIEB GIRLS' VICE-PRINCIPAL MR. EUGENE PATZ REGISTRAR FACULTY MRS. MARGUER ITE ARAVE ausmsss zoucnuon GERALD ARNETT MISS MARION BLAIS HOWARD BLOOM JAMES BRAMAN SOCIAL sruolss non: Economics woon sn-lor ouvnvs snucamon VINCENT CARRESE ROBERT CLARK MRS. INEZ COMEAU RALPH CRAWFORD mvslcu. EDUCATION rnvslcu. zoucnlou Home economics MATHEMATICS DR. ESTELLE CROSS FREDERICK CULWICK snausu mousrnuu. Ants JOHN CURTISS JOHN DONALDSON ..g, N hkli AGRICULTURE BUSI NESS EDUCATION ROBERT DORAN as I MRS- CINEVRA Miss Louise ERNST HAROLD FIELD cuunmm, SCIENCE DROWN PHYSICAL znucnuon :Ncusn cn ocu sruolss MISS IRMA FRANKLIN Business :Nsusn VIRGINIA GRIFFIN cHAmMAN, :Ncusrl mo roman uueumss AIRMAN, S L I, ms PAUL GAEBEL WILLARD C-OODHUE RAWSON CORSCH VOCATIONAL Gulnmc: ruvsucu EDUCATION nnAMA FACULTY I a! FACULTY M I SS EVELYN CUSTAFSON M I SS LA VON HARRISON LIBRARY JOHN HINDS MRS- GWENDO'-ENE KARL HouTz MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS .E MRS. Louise HUMMEL MRS. IRENE KREHBIEL WENIZIELAII ITSBBEER ALBERT LUEBKE SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE PRINT SHOP AVERY MATHEWS GENE MIDYEIT GLENN MILLER :MrLovM:N'r coonnmnon Music socum srumss f: .?'k MISS KATHLEEN MISS MARGARET MISS TERESE McGUIRE MCKINLEY NEUWAHL cmumm, ruvsucu. EDUCATION zueusn ruvsncn. eoucnlon 'QQSTHQEEQN 'QAZSKHOQQQ MRS. 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'ATRICIA LOSMANN PETER LUNDY BEVERLY LUXTON ELIZABETH MACINNES STENOGRAPHY MATHEMATICS STENQGIIAPIIY LANGUAGE -1 W, A L I 'B' PRIMO MARCONI TERUKO MASAMOTO JAMES MASINC- NOLA MATTC INDUSTRIAL ARTS STENOGRAPHY INDUSTRIAL ARTS BOOKKEEPING GILBERT MAYNEZ KENT MCBRIDE E CAROLYN MCCOY DAVID MCDANIEL INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS STENOGRAPHY MATHEMATICS 28 ia 3 BEVERLY MCCILL AMELIA MCKENNA MARY MCWHORTER MARY MEDRANO s1'zNoGnAPHY BooKKEsPlNG STENOGRAPHY Home Economics INIA MENDOZA THEODORA MERCURE CAROL MICHAEL ROBERT MILADINOVICH sT:NoGRAPHY SCIENCE s1'zNosRAPHY SCIENCE 6. L I x LARRY MILLS DONNA MOEHLMAN INDOL MOORE DONALD MORROW INDUSTRIAL ARTS STENOGRAPHY INDUSTRIAL ARTS MATHEMATICS -IAEL MORTELL SUMAKO NAKATA EUGENE NEILL CHARLES NEWTON ICATIONAL Plum' sooxkssvms lNous'rmAL Avrrs mousrnuu. Anrs FRED NOLL HITOSHI ODAMA JON OCDEN CARLOS PALACIOS MA1'HsMA1'lcs Nou-AcAo:Nu C SCIENCE INDUSTRIAL ARTS MUSIC-ACADEMIC 29 ROSARIO PALICTE DIANE PARSONS CUENDWLYN PHILLIPS JANET PI'I'I'S STENDGRAPI-Iv HOME ECONOMICS HOME ECONOMICS SCIENCE CARY POWELL ALFRED QUEBEC DON RADER LORETTA REB BDDKKEEPING INDUSTRIAL ARTS MUSIC STENDGRAPHY HOWARD REESE REBA REEVES FRANK REINA STANFORD RICHARDS MATI-I-ScIENcE SALES INDUSTRIAL ARTS SCIENCE AIU! RUSSELL ROBB DONALD ROBERTS LUCRETIA ROBERTS ROBERTA ROBE INDUSTRIAL ARTS SCIENCE SALES LANGUAGE JEAN ROSCHER PATRICIA ROSE DONALD RUSSELL SHEILA RUTHERFORD HOME ECONOMICS STENOGRAPHY INDUSTRIAL ARTS STENOGRAPHY 30 RICHARD RYAN ELIA SANCHEZ CAROL SANDISON LANGUAGE HOME ECONOMICS MATHEMATICS ICH I RO SATO INDUSTRIAL ARTS JANE SCHIMP ANDY SCHROEDER IVAN SCHULER MARY SEUFFERT SCIENCE ART SCIENCE SCIENCE I MYRNA SHUFFIELD SANDRA SIMPSON LUPE SISNEROS GENERAL STENQGRAPHY sooIcIcEEPING JAMES SKOW SCIENCE ga. I ,ABETH SLAUCHTER SHEILA SNITKOFF HERBERT SOLTERO DONALD STEWART BOOKKEEPING MATHEMATICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS MATHEMATICS JAMES STIEF LAUREL SUMMERS ISAMU TAKATA INDUSTRIAL ARTS LANGUAGE MATHEMATICS ROY TARALDSEN MATHEMATICS 3 I E PHILIP TAYLOR JAMES TEDESCO DARRYL THOMPSON FRANCES THOMPSON INDUSTRIAL ARTS SCIENCE INDUSTRIAL ARTS GENERAL f NORMA THOMPSON ROSEMARIE TONIONI NEILA TREGUB4 HOME ECONOMICS STENOGRAPHY F RONALD TUCKER ROBERT TURCEON JOHN URREA LANGUAGE INDUSTRIAL ARTS SALES 5-55? YUKIO URUSHIBATA MATHEMATICS STENOGRAPHY MELVI N VAN! 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' ,J ',s, - I K Sway 'f ,M W f ' H., if .1 ' ' - X A wwf 5 W? Awaf ,gg --i' Y 'iff 1 l ,Wx pi I f f , Q ,wwf J ,an g' 4 J 3 , 'S 4 X k 1 , ' , ff' f Xxffff 1 ' f ff f f If ff !717,...... f X f f I 4 I X gv fr-. :px x - - .... .5 bc cluas nd ORGANIZATIONS W I 1 -ff'-fi if 4 if X' , 5:1 A W ,L X' :vi X7 3' X W D15 .. 'F EUGENE LARRIEU STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT WINTER '53 SUMMER 1953 l should like to thank the entire Student Body for giving me the chance to represent you as your Student Body president, Your co-operation and aid has made this semester one which l will remember longer than any other. The Commission and I would like to compli- ment you on your excellent school spirit which has been shown in your support of our athletic teams, school clubs, dances, and other school activities. I should like to wish all the graduating students the best of luck in their future livesg and to those who have yet to graduate, l should like to wish you the best of luck in your coming semesters at Banning High. I hope that you will support your future Student Body presidents as you have supported me. Robbie Lee 42 WINTER 1953 As the class of Winter i953 takes notice of its final semester at Banning, we look back at the years just completed. The fun of our senior activities, the sen- ior picnic, the talent show, the class play, Vesper Services, senior breakfast, and graduation will long be remembered as a few of the highlights in our life. Leaving Banning will be difficult, but we shall always keep with us the memories of our senior year. Many of us do not realize lust how fortunate we are to have had the privi- lege of attending Phineas Banning High School. Our faculty and administrators are tops, and our spirit and attitude are the backbone of the whole idea of good fellowship. lt was a pleasure, as well as a priv- ilege, to serve Banning as its Winter Student Body President. Gene Larrieu ROBBIE LEE s'ruozNT soov PRESIDENT SUMMER '53 1 f i 1 3 as ,r ,fi ,E , WINTER '53 COMMISSION FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Flossie McFadden, Girls' League President, or x Catherine Code, Commissioner ot j Records, Stan Richards, Commissioner 'f of Athletics, Gene Larrieu, Student Body President, Bennie Collings, Com- missioner of Finance, Elizabeth Mc- Innes, Commissioner of Publicity. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruben Gutierrez, Boys' Federation President, Tommy Lane, Commissioner ot Intra- mural Activities, George Dela Torre, Student Body Vice-President, Mr. Ralph Crawford, Sponsor, Barbara Holstein, Commissioner of Health and Safety. COMMISSION The Commission is a governing body made up of eleven students and one faculty member. This group assisted in solving student body problems which arose during the school year, and its approval, advice, and guidance were given to all student activities. This organization worked unceasingly in an effort to improve and uphold the standards of Phineas Banning High School. ,.. SUMMER '53 COMMISSION FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Fukunaga, Commissioner ot Health and Safety, Carol Sandison, Commissioner of Records, Teresa Biando, Commissioner of Intra-Mural Activities, Bennie Collings, Girls' League President, Tom Lane, Vice President, Barbara Collings, Commissioner of Finance. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doris Keeter, Commissioner of Publicity, Earnest Preacely, Commissioner of Athletics, Bob Raine, Boys' Federation President, Robbie Lee, President, Roberta Barron, Commissioner of Student Government, Mr. Ralph Craw- ford, Sponsor. 43 STUDENT COURT WINTER '53 STUDENT COURT FRONT ROW, LFFT TO RIGHT John Urrca, Carolyn Kush, Clerk, Alice Aguirre, Asso- ciate Chiet-Justice, Robbie Lee, Chief- Justice, Lourdes Abclla, Secretary, Doris Herrin. BACK ROXV LEFT TO RIGHT Jack Cnr- rigan, Bill Huber, Gene Watkins, Mr. Glenn Miller, Sponsor, James Hunts, Stephen Banks, Bonnie Thomas. The Student Court is a judicial body composed of twelve outstanding students of Phineas Banning High School. They have met weekly to try school offenders, The jury weighs the facts carefully and spends much time in reaching a verdict to assure justice for all. SUMMER '53 STUDENT COURT FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Ann Finch, Ncila Trcgubotf, Clerk, Jackie Carrigan, John Urrca, Bonnie Thomas, Mr. Glenn Miller, Sponsor. HALK ROW, LEFT TO RlGHT Annette Barron, Secretary, Kcnt McBride, Mich Yamamoto, Stan Richards, Chiet-Jus- tice, James Hunts, Stcve Banks, Doris Herrin, Associate Chief Justice. 44 8 , ,isa , 4,54 an t vb 'ff' . 'H' 2 J in ,x i T 'Z' ' X QQ , L Jia 1 i WINTER '53 BOYS' FEDERATION FRONT Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruben Gutierrez, Harold Ezell, Arthur Dioc- son, Bill Speflman, James Meeks. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Stephen Banks, Earnest Preacely, Mark Samp- son, Wesley Bloom, Mr. Robert Doran, Sponsor. r--- T , . I .L 5 i t et' BOYS' FEDERATION The Boys' Federation of Phineas Banning High School is the composite organization of the male student portion of the school. Their interest is logically devoted foremost to the problems of the school and community which affects and interests boys. They are always ready and will- ing to offer their efforts and abilities to such activities as school-wide track meets, tournaments, paper drives, etc., where widespread effort and participation are necessary. At least three assem- blies each year are planned and offered for boys. rt SUMMER '53 BOYS' FEDERATION FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Robert Doran, Sponsor, Bill Bissett, Advisor, Iwao Mochidome, Vice President, Bob Raine, President, Richard Ryan, Historian, Kwanii Mochidome, A-I0 Representative, Art Diocson, A-I2 Representative, Bill Spell- man, Advisor. i BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Edmund Pacuba, B-ll Representative, Earnest Preacely, Advisor, Ed Molle, Advisor, Mich Yamamoto, B-IZ Representative, Stan Richards, Advisor, Mark Sampson, A-ll Representative, Douglas Tummond, Sec- retary. 45 Bl -'-v as WINTER '53 GIRLS' LEAGUE FRONT ROW, LE FT TO RIGHT Janet Stice, Historian: Shirlee Mathlin, Treasurer: Flossie McFadden, President: Bennie Col- lings, Vice-President: Bessie Kozaitcs, Secretary. BACK ROXV GRAD? FFPRLSLNTATIVIS Greta Hastings, A-IO: Georqianna Valen- zuna, A-H: Joyce Carter, B-11: Dorisdean Brush, B-IZ: Pepper Hodges, A-l2: Miss Noreen Northcutt, Sponsor. THE GIRLS' LEAGUE The Cirls' League is an organization designed to enrich the school life of every girl, A girl becomes a member upon entrance to the school. The Cirls' League sponsors many activities to make school lite an interesting and enjoyable thing for all. Among these activities are the Spin- sters' Hop, Fashion Show, Cotton Ball, Formal Installation: and many other girls' activities each semester, Miss Noreen Northcutt is sponsor of this organization. Q' SUMMER '53 ff G I K 'Q-3? cmLs LEAGUE ,V 5 64 , .5 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Vir- . x --'X My vu ginia Toy, A-II Representative: Vir- A l ginia Shanks, A-10 Representative: 1, W Bennie Collings, President: Bessie Ko- yy zaites, Secretary: Janet Stice,Treasurer. , SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT1 Hen- rietta Espinoza, Historian: Sally Rame- Iot, B-I0 Representative: Miss Noreen Northcutt, Sponsor: Susan Cope, B-H Representative: Doris Herrin, A-I2 Representative. 2 X x,.Y LADIES FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Terry Fukunaga, Henrietta Espinoza, Carol Sandison, Teresa Biando, Valieanne Wor- den, Janet Stice, Susie Nakata. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs. Clarice Brown, Sponsor, Bennie Collings, Kathy Childs, Janet Pitts, Annette Barron, Doris- dean Brush, Marianne Danielsen, Beverly Luxton, Loma Fetzer. I KNIGHTS FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT John Urrea, Jack Fitzgerald, Ivan Schuler, Tom Lane, Duane Schimp, Don Rinehart, Robbie Lee. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Ralph Crawford, Sponsor, Robert Raine, Richard Ryan, Stan Richards, Maurillio Vasquez, Ronnie Tucker, Ed Van Valkenburgh, Earnest Preacely. California Scholarship Federation FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Jackie Carrigan, David Cook, James Hunts, Stephen Banks, Franklin Burroughs. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT. Pat Losmann, Lois Myers, Janice Erickson, Moflie Sharp, Terrie Masamoto, Terry Fukunaga, Janie Kesling, Janet Stice, Rosario Palicte. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Rosie Tonioni, Judy Leonard, Carol Michael, Rosann Galton, Dorisdcan Brush, Teresa Biando, Valieanne Worden, WiTma Baker, Jody Ward, Sylvia Jackson, Sheila Rutherford. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' Susie Nakata, Emma Haney, Donna Moehl- man, Ruth Bledsoe, Shirly Jenkins, Kathy Chifds, Mary Ellen Krehbiel, Mary Jo Haar, Carol Sandison, Marion Iwata, Beverly Opsahl, Tanis Stubble- ,f field, Beverly Gavorka, Phyllis Green- halgh. FIFTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' Don Stewart, Lorine Forquer, Suzanne Sweet, Patsy DeBey, Susan Cope, Neila Tregu- boff, Pat Rose, Stella Nieto, Mary McWhorter, Beverly McGill, Annette Barron, Marianne Danielsen, Shirley Lappi, Beulah Hoge, Mrs. Louise Hum- mel, Sponsor, Stan Richards. STUDENT GOVERNMENT FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Reba Douglas, Mary Whitlock, Bette Bentley, Doris Gallagher, Carol LeDonne, Patty Strupith, Ruby Montgomery, Penny Strupith, Martha Farmer, Karen Hull, Phyllis Groenhalgh. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. John Donaldson, Sponsor, Kent Mc- Bride, Bill Savage, Beverly Willard, Patty Cooper, Roberta Barron, Com- missioner, Marvin Holbert, Ronald Fuller, Jack Schmid, James Schmid. X -1. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' Philip Prechtl, Margaret Bowman, Bruce Collings, Dorisdean Brush, Carol Lebonne, Kay Jaqua, Beverly Gaborko, Rose Hicks. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: William Magill, Franklin Burroughs, Frances Jorgen- sen, Annette Barron, Douglas Tummond, Douglas Scott, Kathy Childs, Laurel Sum- mers, Mrs. Virginia Grittin, Sponsor. X I I R V KEY INTERNATIONAL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Eu ene Patx, Sponsor, Joe Darcangelo, Tvan Schuler, Ernest Preacely, Gene Wood, Ronnie Hozie, Robert Morton, Tom Lane, George Aldaoe. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' Ronnie Tucker, Jack Fitzgerald, Bob Raine, Stan Richards, Jerry Just, Mark Sampson, Buddie Ball, Robbie Lee, Steve Banks. ART CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' Rosann Galton, Suzie Nakata, Tcrric Masamoto, Marian Iwata, Terry Fukunaga, Mary Aram- bula, Margaret Mack, Nancy London, Karen Korneff. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs. Donna Worch, Sponsor, Suzanne Sweet, Marianne Danielsen, Frances Jorgensen, Mary Ellen Krehbiel, Mary Jo Haar, Mary Lou Worden, Dorisdean Brush, Amber Harris, Karen Hull. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Mollie Sharp, Beverly Bradford, Don Roberts, Andy Schroeder, Don Stewart, Jimmy Simms, Bruce Collings, Darlene Ramsden, Janice Erickson. THRIFT FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Brinegar, Ralph Twiss, Jack Carrigan, Maurice Laslcn, Lco Carrillo, Albert Aguilar, Stella Mendoza. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Greenhalgh, Charlotte Hardy, Lillie Mateo, Doris Gallagher, Arline Anderson, Joan Munson, Martha Farmer, Beverly Gaborko, Beverly Opsahl, Gloria Causey, Nina Her- mann. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss lrma Franklin, Sponsor, Roberta Barron, Annette Barron, Dorisdean Brush, Joyce Mathews, Sue Sudduth, Kathy Childs, Lou Roberts, Pat Lancaster, Beverly McGill, Dolores Aquaro. i x 9 x P---v x fu BIBLE CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Carrigan, Frank Brooks, Bill Savage, David Cook, Don Stewart, Arthur Gil- man, Franklin Burroughs. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susie Nakata, Miss Evelyn Gustafson, Spon- sor, Sylvia Jackson, Beulah Hoge, Sheila Rutherford, Shirley Lappi, Mary Jean Andrews, Wade Andrews, Dolores Wolc- zanski, Alice Butler, Phyllis Greenhalgh, Terry Fukunaga. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Foughty, Myrna Shuffield, Norma Warren, Reba Douglas, Joy Gilbert, Mary Allen, Sally Allen, Charlotte Ruble, Shara Hembee, Rose Hicks, Elizabeth Slaughter, Laurel Summers, Marianne Danielsen, Valieanne Worden, Bonnie Barbour, Shirley Waltz. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosann Galton, Dorisdean Brush, Frances Jorgensen, Mary Ellen Kreh- biel, Sue Gilbert, Gloria Cantor, Joyce Mathews, Mary Jo Haar, Mary Lou Worden, Barbara Grant, Annette Bar- ron, Sara Dillbeck, Thelma Nix. E , A ull COSMOPOLITAN FWOZT IPOXV llFT TO RlCHT Edna Himes, Pat Lancaster, Kay Jaqua, Beulah Hoge, Thelma Nix, Mary Allen, Sally Allen, Barbara Grant. li!WK FPKJW lFFT TO PVGHT Mrs. Ginevra Drown, Sponsor, David Cook, Franklin Burrows, Elizabeth Slaughter, Laural Summers, Rose Hicks, Joy Gil- bert, Shirley Lappi, Margaret Bowman, Mr, Gerald Arnett, Sponsor. CHEMISTRY FRONT ROW, IFFT TO :aww Mrs Josephine Striblev, Sponsor, Jack Erickson, Teresa Biando, Jolena Hunt, Bill Spcflman, Daisy Nelson, Mariorie Harmon, Ra'ph Twiss, Valicanne Worden. us MW 4 '86 BACK FZOVV, l FFT TO RIGHT William Magill, Jack Henderson, Edward Judd, Edward Molle, Kay Ball, Dorisdean Brush, Annette Barron, Margaret Bowman. l -1-.. SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW, LEFT TO PVCHT Phyllis Greenhalgh, Ralph Twiss, Margaret Bow- man, Kay Jaqua, BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Robert Doran, Sponsor, Louis Higginbotham, Doug Tummond, Wes Bloom, Jack Henderson, CATERETTES FRONT TQOW LEFT TO RTCHT Bertha Pasomonte, Margaret Robledo, Marqaret Yanez, Geneva Withem, Elia Sanchez, Charlene Tyler, Martha Robledo, Maria Gallegos, Miss Marion Blais, Sponsor. RACK ROW ll'FT TO RIGHT Dolores Medrano, Mary Ellen Medrano, Beverly Gaborko, Evelia Flores, Henrietta Espinoza, Lillie Mateo, Ramona Starr, Virginia Flores, Gloria Conner, Mary Lopez, Lupe Sisncros, Gracie Avalos. xi . -9 USHERS FRONT ROW llFT TO RTCHT Jim Mc- Guire, Dave Short, Dick Garcia, Albert Andrade, Iwoa Mochidome, Robert Young, Bill Spellman, Mr, Glenn Miller, Sponsor. RACK IQOW, LEFT TO RIGHT Bill Bissott, Robbie Lee, Leon Potter, Art Diocson, Douglas Scott, John Zwcyer, Mich Yama- moto, Abert Aguilar, Glenn Ravenscrott. .ai- 'IT' N... s. 2 DAMSELS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RTGHT Mary Ellen DeLuca, Amber Harris, Marilyn Wann, Evelyn Nichols, Daisy Nelson, Ruby Montgomery, Nina Hermann, .vli Annie Evans, Jean Wilcoxsen, Janie Kesling. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Carolyn Kush, Nancy Stockinger, Sharon Taylor, Doris Gallagher, Jolena Hunt, Loretta ROPP, Barbara Wohlschlagcl, Kay Jaque, Edna Himes, Janet Stice, Darlene King, Mrs. Margaret Woodard, Sponsor. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Carolyn Strieqcl, Karen Kornetf, Barbara Martin, Paula Lou Lowder, Sally Roberts, Mary Ann Rhodes, Marqaret Bowman, Bar- bara McCaulley, Fairlene Martin, Vir- ginia Toy, Doris Perry. V1 ,s-fn. sQumEs FRONT ROW LEFT TO RICIIIT Jim McGuire, Earl Warner, Robert Luxton, Bill Spellman, Douglas Scott, Richard Cabrera, Robert Hall, Charles Scavcr. BACK RONV, LFFT TO RIGHT Jack Carri- gan, Iwao Mochidome, Bill Bissett, Douglas Tummond, Mr. Willard Goodhue, Sponsor, Eugene Kind, David Short, Jack Taylor, Robert Morton, HI-Y FRONT ROW, LFFT TO RIGHT' lsamu Takata, George Aldape, Bill Bissett, Iwao Mochidome, Ralph Twiss. RACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT' Don Cheshire, Edward Molle, Gary Vance, Bill Savage, Mr. Gerald Arnett, Sponsor. 122' DEVILS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Albert Luebke, Sponsor, Joe Darcangclo, Dick Arnold, Bill Scougale, Frank Douthit, Gar- land Basket, Dale Block, Bill Tillotson. BACK ROW, LFFT TO RIGHT Abart Austin, Eddie Green, Mike Mnrtell. Gene Watkins, Richard Chirrick, Don Rinehart, Rocky Palumbo, John Schroycr. FIREMEN FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dickie Garcia, Joc Darcangclo, Duane Schimp, John Urrca. STCONO ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Richard Ryan, Steve Banks, Robert Morton, Don Rinehart, Ivan Schuler. THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Stan Rich- ards, Earnest Prcacely, Gcnc Watkins, Bob Rainc, Mr. Max Reardon, Sponsor. MACHINISTS 5 fr 6 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' Mr. Fred Culwick, Sponsor, Larry Keuchlin, Tony Serrano, Sam Andrade, Ken Glass, Ernie Scdano, Marcclino Fernandez, Freddie Cal- deron, Leon Potter. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Albert Cornish, Dick Molpus, Richard Long, Albert Andrade, Howard Forsberg, Frank Aguirre, Bill Hizar, Bill Farley, David Amundsen, Mike McFadden, Gilbert Rodriquez. Lf I MACHINISTS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' Larry Hinds, Ruben Garcia, Kent McBride. Glenn Ravenscrott, Marvin Goosen, Chuck Newton, Delbert Autry. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Fred Culwick, Sponsor, Dan Silverthorn, Mike Karsten, AI Schwartz, Charlie Shoemaker, Ray Arbaugh, Bob Turgeon, Jack Blevens. 5.115355 IIIK- nhitfiivrehi PILOT WHEEL STA '5- 1 459 CAROL MICHAEL GLORIA CAUSEY Associate ldifor Associate Editor 'El ,jg SHIRLEY BRINEGAR DR, ESTELLE CROSS IVAN SCHULEF Editor-in-Chief Publication Adviser Production Editor This Pilot Wheel staff of l953 made Bungalow I6 hum with activity during the creation of this rnernorious book With the spirit of teamwork and hope, the staff made layout after layout, fulfiling Doc's promises of lots of hard work, Ideas poured from twenty- three industrious brains and were checked and rechecked by Doc before any could be accepted. This book was truly bound for flawless successl Day after day, the staff members thought, drizw, and created, and now before you is the result of their toil, the last memory nf high school life, No words could express the gratitude and grateful- ness felt by the entire staff to Dr. Estelle Cross, their gracious and industrious adviser, for her splendid guidance throughout the year and to Mr. John Donaldson for his invaluable assistance in the sales and distribution of the Pilot Wheel. I' qv 'JSR' -'- fm We vw ROSIE TONIONI JIMMIE ALFORD JUDY LEONARD SUSIE NAKATA MARY LOU WORD Senior Editor Advertising Layouts Advertising Administration- Faculty Senior Baby Pictur: ANNUAL EDITORS MAKING A DEADLINE LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosie Tonioni, Senior Editor: Carol Michael, Associate Editor: Shirley Brinegar, Editor-in-Chief: Gloria Causey, Recorder: Barbara Wohlschlagel, Activities: Roberta Barron, Organizations: Judy Leonard, Ad Manager. O-L. L or 'J fv- 1 flu I 4ARK SAMPSON VALJEANNE WORDEN MR. JOHN DONALDSON DORIS HERRIN MOLLIE SHARP Boys' Sports Girl's Sports Editor Sales and Distribution Adviser Girls' Sports Art 1? K all ARA WOHLSCHLAGEL BETTY HULL ROBERTA BARRON NADINE LUNDQUIST GRETCHEN PATTON Actlvlties Cartoons Organizations Organizations Snaps - Prootreader 1' 'Qin' X , XZf-3? BETTY CLAY NANCY WELLS LENORE IVIOONEYHAIVI LOIS MYERS JO ANN WALL Layouts Prootrcader Statf Assistant Staff Assistant Staff Assistant ANNUAL SALES CLASS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Reba Reeves, Erlinda Fuentes, Dolores Banfield, Ruth Fisher, Lupe Hernandes. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Stoddard, Jeannine Anderson, Georgene Clotfelter, Margaret Yanez, Dora Conriquez, June Wilken, Lucretia Roberts, Mary Arambula, Irene Diocson, Nancy Stockinger. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Vowter, Mr. John Donaldson, Sales and Distribution, Sue Sudduth, Geraldine Keller, Henrietta Espinoza, Marilyn Wann, Norma Warren, Doris Dick, Virginia Peter, Mary Burks, Genice Allison, Lucille Jernigan, Bill Bridwell. . N -... gh.. l THE PORTLIGHT The PortIight is Banning's weekly paper in which news, sports, and features are brought to the students. 'T The publishing staff is advised by lVlr. K Leon Sklar, and the printing department is under the direction of lvlr. Albert Luebke. The Portlight Staff is selected aw-.W from students who have taken a keen ,G .215 if interest in publications and iournalisrn. Mr, Leon Sklar 5+ on 'CW lvlr. Albert Luebke Portlight Adviser Printing Advise Xe an' M! EB K -V ix -an-W-N .,,,, I. PORTLIGHT WINTER STAFF, LIFT TO RICIIIT. Olga Kavathas, Typist, Yukio Urushibata, Sports Editor, Georgene Clotfelter, Page 3 Editor, Janie Kesling, News Bureau, Reba Douqlas and Bessie Kozaites, Exchange, Neila Tregubott, Editor-in-Chiet, Pat Losmann, Exchange, Janet Stice, Page 2 Editor, Wilma Nix, Page I Editor, Beverly Coombs, Proofreader. 2. PORTLIGHT SUMMER STAFF, LTFT TO RIGHT' Olga Kavathas, Sharon Taylor, Typist, Doris Gallagher, News Bureau, Janie Kesling, Page I Editor, Reba Douglas, Exchange, Annie Evans, Page 3 Editor, Ronnie Tucker, Page 4 Editor, Gcorgene Clottelter, Editor-in-Chief, Wilma Nix, Managing Editor, Beverly Coombs, Assistant Page Z Editor, Darlene King, Page 2 Editor, Janet Stice, Typist. 3. LINOTYPE DEPARTMENT, IIFT TO RICIIT Eddie Green and John Schroyer, 4. TYPE SETTERS, FRONT ROVV LIFT TO RIGHT Garland Baskctt, Joe Darcangelo. BACK ROW, LIFT TO RIKHIIT Don Rinehart, Mike Mortell. 5. PORTLIGHT REPORTERS. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Suzanne Barnes, Carole Phillips, Geraldine Keller, Jo Ann Scott. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Rose Marie Castro, Margaret Stoddard, Mary Whitlock, Jean Wilcoxcn, Ralph Twiss, Duane Schimp. TIIIRIB IQLJW, IIIT TO RIGHT: Marion Eddings, Barbara Mc- Caulley, Susan Cope, Beverly Hendershot, Joy Gilbert, Delores Medrano, Helen Lukinchuk, Bcverlee Bradford. FOURTH ROW, LFFT TO RIGHT' Bob Long, John Huffman, Patsy DeBey, Bob Miladinovicll. 6. EDITORS CHECKING FOR DEADLINE. LEFT TO RIGHT Neila Treguboft, Winter Editor-in-Chief, Yukio Urushibata, Winter Sports Editor, Ronnie Tutkcr, Summer Sports Editor, Georgene Clottelter, Summer Editor-in-Chief. 7. LOCKING, LFFT TO RIGHT Gene Watkins, Dick Arnold, Frank Douthit, Bill Gibson. 8. PRINTING THE PORTLIGHT, LEFT TO RIGHT' Don Rinehart and Bill Scougale. is 5-O'- H sr BAND FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lewis Antol, Arthur Gilman, Ralph Ortega, Bennie Coloma, Arline Anderson, Shirley Port, Sue Gilbert, Janet Boss. K SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' Ken Fuiita: George Leon, Joe Martinez, Karl Mahr, Bob Christiansen, Bob Vance, Douglas Scott, Alex Chavez, Mr. Midyett, Director. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Steve Ga'ton, Wendell Gross, Elwin Beck, Beverly Willard, Charles Layton, Frank lngan, Frank Brooks. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Phyllis Greenhalgh, David Cook, Fred Inman. Rob- crta Roberts. The Music Department success- fully completed a busy and varied schedule of performances. Each group took part in the talent shows, Christmas Pageant, athletic events, Vesper Services, the Musical Revue, and graduation exercises, Mrs, Annabel Wiles is the de- partment chairman. She and Mr. Corsch directed the mixed chorus and girls' and boys' glee, fvhile Mr. Midyett directed the orchestra and band. The Student Body wishes to ex- press its sincere appreciation to the Music Department for its many fine performances and services which have helped to make our school lite so enjoyable, at 0 C0-PILOTS DANCE BAND FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Spencer, Richard Ryan, Bruce Cameron, Ernie Sedano, David McDaniel. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Galton. Douglas Scott, Lawrence Tannas, Wendell Gross, Don Rader, Karl Mahr, Fred Inman. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Darlene Graete, Louis l-ligginbotham, Wade Andrews, Sidney Wattles, Virginia Shank, Bonnie Thomas, Suz- anne Edgell, Modesto Ponce De Leon, Jack 0 Marxano. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Tanis Stub- blefield, Richard Ryan, David McDaniel, Bruce Ernie Sedano, Carol Moon, Mr. Midyett, Di- rector. ! 5 Cameron, Bennie Collinqs, Richard Melchiori, 56555. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGI-IT David Cook, Mary Ann Kelly, Richard Neill, Bing Tannis, Beverly Gaborko, Doyle Jordan, Arthur Beyer, Don Rader, Jerry Edwards, Wendell Gross, Darrel Lawson. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' Joan Mun- son, Beverly Ann Barker, Rebecca Bryant Bar- bara Melton, Darlene Owings, Patricia Rams- den. f5 at . , EPARTMENT 0 sg' GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Troltier, Frances Gonzales, Nadine Howe, Mina Thames, Elsie Treia, Gloria Conner, Mrs. Annabelle Wiles, Director, Diane Thomas, Laura Hawkins, Doris Perry, LaVerne Hobbs, Amelia Durazo, Bertha Munoz, Virginia lnez. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dolores Castro, Linda Parkinson, Betty Woods, Jennie Nunez, Carol Cruz, Erminia Porras, Rosemarie Arendain, Norma Miller, Suzanne Barnes, Barbara McCaulley, Ruby Montgomery, Bernice Murphy, Stella Mendoza. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Raquel Melendez, Sofie Salcido, Florence Galvez, Elsie Garcia, Erma Thompson, Sue Sudduth, Kay Van Deventer, Aileen Schleusner, Nerissia Cline, Mary Arambula, Frances LaRoque, Rosaline Colomo. - A X sovs' cue cLua ,,I, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alfonso Martinez, Phil Prechtl, Kiyoshi Kakuda Eddie Scott, James Skow, Mr. Rawson Gorsch, Director, Charles Puckett, Bruce Collings, Edward Gomez, Henry Salcido. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' Art Diocson, Don Colyar, Ben Sims, John Urrea, Robbie Lee, Robert Hall, Doug Tummond, Charles Seaver, Kenneth Knowles, Gene Duke, Jack Christie, Delmar Black. GIRLS' CHOIR FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT. Carreen Scheu, Amelia McKenna, Delores Ramirez, Carol Howard, Mary Hendryx, Mary Lee Gerry, Carol Clanton, Mrs. Annabelle Wiles, Music Director, Dixie Stamper, Sylvia Jackson, Beverly Ann Opsahl, Gloria Gonzalez, Mary Ellen Robinson, Phyllis Greenhalgh. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sylvia Dar- ling, Barbara Latham, Betty Crockett, Suzanne Sweet, Rosann Galton, Charlotte Ruble, Marion Eddings, Wanda Braughton, Barbara Digby, Mary Jean Andrews, Eileen Barnes, Beverly Luxton, Loma Fetzer, Janet Evans, Sheila Snitkott. Analee Chesley, Joyce Goodner, Janice Thomp- THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' Joy Gilbert, son, Joyce Brandon, Diane Wingert, Paula Lou Lowder, Susan Cope, Patsy DeBey, Carolyn Nettles, Mary Ellen Krehbiel, Mary Lou Wor- den, Laurel Summers, Renee' Dey. 1s v 1 Y s av., .- --wx, . 1-if ..- 1.. L -1211- fr, .111 I New E I 3 Q yxx is f f wt s p The drama season opened on December third and fourth with the hilarious comedy Our Hearts Were Young and Cay, by Cor- nelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, pre- sented by the W '53 Senior Class. The Spring drama festival opened with the highly successful jury trial Night of January l6th , a comedy-drama play by Ayn Rand, presented by the Summer '53 Class. Although entirely different in character both plays were presented well and captured the hearts of the audiences from the funniest to the most dramatic scenes. Mr. Ravvson Corsch directed both perform- ances. ff ,-ff,-,JJ ,f ,,., ,,,, - r i i i X OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND CPN X PfL'f,CfiiwLi iw The Winter Ciass ot i953 ' l X iiiii VJ ililiiii Barbara Hoistcin, Eddie Brccri, Lorrziiri Hodges, 4 i Yiossic Mcrnddcri, Biii Ci-iiids, Wyndai Wait, Jarrics Meeks, 1 5 Biii Schuqg, Pcari Ecntcr. 5, 1 suwiwierz serfiiorx PLM W 'liiii XO ililriii Biii Ciopton, Fiossic Mctaddcri, Lorrairi Hodges. Q i6ti1 i 5 iiiy Fxyri Ramii i 3.iiii Vu ilifiiii Gaynor Morphcvl, Nice Aguirre, Lorrziin N iw X Hodges, Fiossic Mchddfm. Sggri TO RXCQHT Richard Ryari, Victor Jcwhurst, Bcririic L citings. K 2 ? X N Wiiii-'ifu ilifriii Richard Stout, Pauia Miiicr, Lorrqiri Hodges, Q y Howe Whddm 1, ii oirri io vzicaiii num mam, Leo cmiiio, Jo Ann ciauon, X Ag I Richard Ryan, Victor lcwhurst, Loretta Reber, , ,X N 'J il X F -I.i,LVi' 'YO RNGHT Ruth Bicdsoc, Don Stewart, John Gruber, r , i Richard Ryari, Victor Jcvlhurst, Tom Laric, Sur: Gott. X if ' fzi X If fi .. Y fm 4 , J ,g ,Q V BJROYXIT ROW, UU' TO RXCJHT Betty Ferguson, Loma Pct-zcv, Doris Rcctcr. , ,i W BACK ROW, MFT TO RXCJHT Doyic lordari, Dori Stewart, Ray- J ' rriorid Waters, Victor Jcwhurst, Howard Rccsc, Mary lo Haar f Rosariri Gaiters. I , fff if f,ff'r,.f !' .f H ' H 55534, , 'wt I 1,91- G v i Via fl ,M -If-U ffl mx K ' 1 mx. It , Ag, A ,1 ,, Q W Nm 5 i ' -.5i'??-3 .1 'S Q wi? , Yzwvi EYES'-,i 1 ki? ' 2 K K 3' X - ' f , mf, , iii fsg f , U V' . Q ', h f 'N- 'fx 511 A . f 'Y V EVE? x K ' V q 1 'Rf . .- 1, fs. F 'L'-. - x. Q f 4 ' -C ' A ' QQ A' M ' ., L f 4 Q g' A I wx Q., Q' .. L7 0 , V-A Qt Q' Q Nilfvw r .fx r-. . ff qs. E i i l 2 gy av 5 3 SJ Q t- ..f.., , S 3-3 v s x r . ii -,ji I fy fr ,N O' , fO 'x If ,Aga ' S 'QP' T if , f. vi is get ' , ' N ' N. W 3 7. 4 01. v-,A Q QS: ii ki li I 4 '--L '5'359'f DW? .7 A JuNioR-simon PROM I , The Cherry Blossom Ball was held on the evening of May lst ri the gymnasium, and proved to be one of the most successful proms in Banning's history, Junior and Senior couples danced be- neath soft lights, cherry blossoms, and a glimmering mirrored ball which hung from the center of the room. Music was supplied by the Kay Riggs orchestra. Sz 3 S. C .Si L . s v Xa I3 'X X Y X . igwl At lO:OO the coronation ceremony began. Mrs, Homsy revealed the lovely queen, Carol Michael, and presented her with a beautiful bouquet of -pink roses and carnations. Then the king, Harvey Meyer, escorted her highness to the throne, and the eight lovely princesses followed. Each girl looked her very nicest in her pretty gown. Carol's dress was a snow-white full-length formal covered with white net and trimmed with lace. The dance ended, all too soon, with the playing of Goodnight, Sweetheart, leaving the Juniors with great anticipations for the next prom and the Seniors with the everlasting and memory of their Cherry Blossom Ball -MJ' 'CT X T sv Q4 g .. S VTTTS r W' f gl if GALTC E 5- PHLANI KAPU RAMONA K MACD! LENA Pl JOAN FLOR mls x X -f ,,. sl c?'5f7P' X '. -ZX H iii xg: XM M x 'I X x Q W vffv 4 I LEFT T0 RIGHT: Ronnie Tucker Assis- tant Coach Bob Clark, Maurlllio Vasquez, Conti Lctty Goodliuo. ARSITY Banning finished its football season in a blaze of glory against Westchester, winning Zl -6. This was one ot the best seasons that a Banning Varsity football team has had. It would be impossible to single out any one person so congratulations are in order to the entire team, the coaches, and the Student Body for their fine attendance and great sportsmanship throughout the season. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Fuller, Manager, J. Schmid, Manager, R. Sargent, W. Scougale, E. Willett, E. Paculba, P. Guzman, S. Wattles, D. Arnold, J. McGuire, C. Gonzales, R. Preston, F. Douthit, E. Martin, C. Seaver, L. Young, Manager. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hos- tetler, D. Goodwin, G. Gallegos, A. Diocson, Daniel, T. Berry, M. Vasquez, R. Lee, G. Mendoza, R. Tucker, H. Briggs, G. Dc- Ia Torre, W. Stoner, J. Urrea. THIRD ROXV, LEFT TO RIGHT' A. Aguilar, D. Rinehart, R. Conklin, E. Seward, M. Yamamota, E. Green, E. Van Valkcnburgh, F. Aguirre, N. McCabe, J. Zweyer, D. Berry, E. Molle, J. Allen, G. Ravenscrott, Coach Lefty Goodhue, Coach Bob Clark. Banning. . .O vs. Jordan.. .19 at Banning it an Mx his ' rg f w ,Q- FOOTBALL Teams , . . Banning . Banning . . . Banning . . Banning . Banning . . . Banning . Banning . . Banning . . Score Teams , , , . 0 Bell ....... . . . . , 13 University , . 6 Soufh Gain . . O Gardena . , . . . 0 Jordan ..., , ,..25 San Pedro ,. . . . 13 Narbonne . . . . 21 Westchester Banning.. 0 vs. Jordan.. I9 at Banning Night Gamc Banning.2S vs. San Pedro I5 a! San Pcdro Score ..13 U25 .. 6 ., 0 N19 ,,I5 .,0 ..6 KTN Banning,25 vs. San Pedro.15 af San Pedro K-P QYA . .. gr L . .,.- fs-X-. - ,, K-Q 3 , K. - 'SKA' . .f :ff Us--gg ,,,,, ., wt. W , l wa -fv- ,.,,,,a gszwggel - L ,M-, , Banning Junior Varsify Team vs. San Pedro at Banning Banning Junior Varsity Team vs. San Pedro at Banning 'l '1ra!'...a . A , JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL This years' Junior Varsity had a good season, winning three out of their tive league games. The boys trained hard and came back after two defeats to win their last three games. Congratulations to the coaches, the team, and the Student Body. JUNIOR VARSITY Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning BANNING IZ .. .... I9 I3 .. ....6 20 .. .,.,.., 25 20 Total 'IE FOOTBALL SCORES OPPONENTS Bell . . . .,.,....... . . . 0 University . .,.. 6 Gardena .. .... 32 Jordan ..... .... I 2 San Pedro , , 0 Westchester ...... 0 Narbonne . . ..,... . 0 Total E5 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Ramos, B. Gibson, R. Long, A. Pacheco, T. Pacheco, L. Rios, J. Olarte, B. Bissett, L. R. Parsons. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Silver, D. Silverthorn, J. Henderson, T. Lopez, M .Goosen, R. Gutierrez, D. Mendoza, R. Ramos, R. Garcia, G. Aldape, J. Taylor, J. Gage, R. Garcia, R. Morton, D. Short. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Vince Carrese, S. Andrade, J. Tedesco, J. Sullivan, R. Boyman, Y. Ramirez, S. Crabtree R. Madalena, R. Garcia, M. Moreno, M. Kaill, B. Goodman, A. Martinez, Manager. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Parkin, E. Scott, B. Blocker, L. Antol, B. Farley, R. Chirrick, R. Mello, F. Calderon, E. Vasquez. 1 . K. 8. C Q , ., .Q Al t ,. as as f- hex I' .. 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A 3 '.- ',....-:gn-'. , E -'tizvggiii-igzlqz ' x . . Ci, --'.1'g1:::i.ug,..v: .-3'.f- ,..,n .wp ., ., , , nn. ,, Q5 ' 4 . J- 'n'..-' -' .. 2. ,,. ,, . ,... ' A w '..4 ,- .. ' ...,.g,,: 51,1111 11:211i'z.:z::g::g5,, , ,V VARSITY BASKETBALL C0-CHAMPIONS Starting the season with the smallest team in the league, Banning decided to try mak- ing this up by improving in ability and alertness. Banning came along gradually, with the Pilots losing three out of tour practice games. From then on they improved each game, finally winning from San Pedro their last game to tie for Marine League Championship. They were beaten by Los Angeles in the championship play-off, although they played like real champs. There were seven graduating seniors that played their last game for Banning, They are: Stan Richards, Captaing Ivan Schuler, Gene Dupree, Duane Schimp, Alfred Quebec, C-ene Watkins, Bob Miladinovich. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES BANNING OPPONENTS Banning . . ,,.,......,. 54 Gardena .,,..,....., 38 Banning ,..,.........4.. 49 Jordan .......,,....... 42 Banning .,... . . . , .31 San Pedro . S2 Banning . . . 62 Westchester 45 Banning . . 59 Narbonne . ..... 62 Banning .., 67 Gardena .,, . . . . .44 Banning . . 54 Jordan 53 Banning , , 48 Westchester '55 Banning ., 50 San Pedro ., ... 42 Banning , 54 Narbonne 44 528 477 Banning's Forward, Alfred Quebec, takes rebound as Banning B'H '1l'19 V5 L05 A '90l05 Pl-TYOH downed Westchester 62 to 45. ,rf ,-,V , hx N v ff I ' W . uqyfyr K BANNING Banning , Banning 9 Banning . FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH MARK SAMPSON, BILL YOUNG, JIMMIE TAFT, MICHAEL GIARDINA, MICHAEL RILEA, STEPHEN BANKS, ROBERT HALL. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: RAY STEVENS, MANAGER, RU- DOLPH KRUEGER, BOB FENTER, EARL WARNER, DOUGLAS SCOTT, RONALD HOZIE, MIKE MARTINEZ, BUDDY BALL. Banning , ,. Banning . . , Banning . . . Banning .. Bannin . ,. Banning ,. Banning ,. JUNIOR 1 1, vARsnY BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES 34 38 '53 25 54 62 38 45 51 63 Total 463 OPPONENTS Gardena Jordan San Pedro . Westchester Narbonnc . Gardena . . . Jordan . ,, Westchester San Pedro . Narbonnc . 39 40 42 34 . 79 32 34 , 47 . 45 S0 Total 442 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL F Banning vs. Westchester I C 74 CEE BASKETBALL Although lighter and smaller than recent Cees, this year's squad ranks with Banning's finest. Sparked by Rod- ney Scheu and Russ DeLucca, the team was a contender to the finish. The sea- son was highlighted by an upset victory over league- leading Jordan, Smooth- working Herb Prince was captain and a constant threat with his ability to hit the bucket. Richard Cebrera, Mike Mul- lin, and Dick lvlelchiori furnished the support that made the team click. CEE BASKETBALL SCORES IP iw Opponents Banning Gardena ........... 36 Banning ...,....... 38 Jordan .,.. ..... 3 0 Banning ..... 20 San Pedro .... ..... 2 0 Banning ..... I6 Westchester . ..... 3l Banning ,.... 23 Narbonne ., ,. , ,l5 Banning . . . . .22 Jordan . . . ,,., 30 Banning . . . . .32 Gardena . .. ..,.. 32 Banning . . . . .30 Westchester . . . , .36 Banning . . . , .32 San Pedro .. ,,,.34 Banning . . . . . .20 Narbonne ..,.,.. 26 Banning . . . ..... . .29 Total 290 Total 262 DEE BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Manuel Martinez, Edward Gomez, Henry Salcido, Philip Prechtl, Clittord Bayuga. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Paul Gaebel, Alfonso Martinez, Bruce Collings, Dick Trotter, Bob Spencer, Buster Milligan, Manager. CEE BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Luxton, Raymond DeLuca, Howard Crumby, Alan Watkins, James Hender- son, Kenneth Ivers. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Paul Gaebel, Gene Duke, Richard Cabrera, Michael Mullin, Rickard Mel- chiori, Herbert Prince, Buster Milligan, Manager. DEE BASKETBALL Blessed with the uncanny shooting eye of Hank Salcido and the springboard legs of Clifford Bayuga, the Dees roared through the season with a I5-3 win-loss record. Staging a thrilling last game vic- tory over Narbonne, Banning's mighty mites closed the season, sharing the championship. Capable support was given by Edward Carrey, Louie Velez, Phil Prechtl, Bob Christiansen and Dick Trotter. DEE BASKETBALL SCORES Opponents Banning Gardena . . .... 24 Banning .... ,... 5 2 Jordan ... ... 20 Banning .,.. . . . .22 San Pedro . .... 26 Banning ..,. .... 3 3 Westchester .. .... 24 Banning .... .... I 7 Narbonne . .,., 30 Banning .... .... l 6 Jordan ... ,... I8 Banning .... . , . .34 Gardena . ... .,.. 73 Banning .... .. . .36 Westchester ,....... 33 Banning ........... 35 San Pedro ...,...,.. 31 Banning .......... 28 Narbonne ...,...... 25 Banning ,.... .... , .29 Total 25 Total 302 75 TENNIS CHAMPS After three successful years of bringing tennis up in the sports field, the Varsity Tennis Team finished the season victoriously to take their second straight, undefeated Marine League Championship. Captain Jack Fitzgerald led the team to their two championships, and he also placed on the All-City and All-Marine team along with Tony Canta- bene. Melvin Vance and James Hunts won a berth on the All-Marine first doubles team. James Hunts, Tom Lane, Yukio Urishibata, Melvin Vance, and Gene Wood have all played their last game for the Pilots. Next years' returning Iettermen will be Tony Cantabene, Jack Fitzgerald, Dennis Kelley, Jack Marzano, Ralph Twiss, and Garry Vance. a PM f ! ! ' X 1., ws , , ' TENNIS SCORES ,x of ' Team Score Team Score ffg lf 1 ' Gardena .,....... 0 Banning ..... .... 7 Q1 Jordan ,,.. .... 0 Banning .... ... .7 San Pedro ....... 3 Banning ... . .. 4 Westchester ....,. 2 Banning ,.,. .... 5 Narbonne . . .... 2 Banning , . . , . . .5 1 CHAMPION TENNIS TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Douglas Tummond, Ralph Twiss, Tom Lane, Yukio Urishibata, Jack Fitzgerald. , BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Hunts, Melvin Vancc, Garry Vancc, Gcnc Wood, Mr. John Hinds, Coach. I I . , GYMNASTIC TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lcslir: Good- win, Richard Basinqcr, Tony Lanc, Jack Erickson, Larry Hinds, Larry Vance, Bob Nankervis, Mr. Wendell W. Lorbccr, Coach. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruben Garcia, Eddic Milges, Richard London, Del- mer Black, .lay Gage, Glenn Ravcnscroft, Mike Kaill, Gary Powell, Bob Davis, Ankcr Laursen, Norman Gorton, Ben Thwaits. TRACK The Banning track teams are showing fine spirit this Year They have won one meet with Westchester, but due to an early press schedule we are unable to publish the scores of future meets MARINE LEAGUE TRACK SCHEDULE 1953 March 20 ............................. Banning at Gardena March 27 ............................. Jordan at Bannlnq April 'IO ,... .. Banning at San Ped o April 17. , . . . Westchester at Banning April 24. . . , Banning at Narbonne VARSITY TRACK FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Alberl' Aguiinr, Maurillio Vasquez, Ronnie Tucker, Jim Alford, Jack Johnson, Jack Rubio, Art Diocson, Dickic Garcia, Jim Olarte. SFCOND ROW, LIFT TO RIGHT. Coach Willard Goodhue, Tom Goopie, Jim Beck- strom, Richard Rogers, Edmund Paculba, Ed Van Valkcnbcrgh, Fred Inman, John Milligan, Richard Boyman, Ray Brown, Rob- ert Johnston, Jim McGuire, Coach Pete Zampcrini. JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Col- yar, Richard Kocean, Ed Scott, Bill Bissett, Kwanii Mochidome. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Lopez, Wade Andrews, Ronny Hozie, Lyn- ville Lee, Tony Lopez, Kiyoshi Kakuda, Bill Spcllman, Tony Pacheco. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHTi Coach Wil- lard Goodhuc, Gus Hurtado, Mike Gradich, Bill Farley, Larry Du Bois, Allen Wearing, Mike Martinez, Alfonso Pacheco, Ronald Digby, Eugene Kinq, Benny Sims, Mike Kaill, Danny Silverthorn, Coach Pete Zam- pcrini. i hir ff:-ij, CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW! LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Goopie, John Gulierrez, Modesto Ponce De Leon, Mike lshikawa, John Richards, Wade Andrews, Bill Spellman, Eugene King. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RlGHT: Coach Pete Zamperini, Gus Hurfado, Frank Brooks, Mike Gradich, Don Colyar, Ray Brown, John Milligan, Jim Beckshom, Benny Sims, Rob- ert Johnsren, Jack Rubio, John Lopez. 78 Q 4 ai-,IQ I J i l o . 'I Cf J CEETRACK FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Modesto Ponce De Leon, Fred Diocson, John Gutier- rez, Ed Gomez, Louie Vclcz, Clifford Bay- uga, Danny Lopez, Frank Brooks, James Kaveney. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' Coach Wil- lard Goodhue, Jesse Romero, Jerry Van Valkenbergh, Sam Andrade, Kciichi Ka- kuda, Mike lshikawa, John Chamberlain, Saul Pacheco, John Richards, Coach Pele Zamperini. ' wi 'Ars-Q4 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Remington, Bruce Collinos, Robert Ramos, Raymond Dr.-Luca, Herbert Prince, Philip Prechtl, Louis Smolinski, Montgomery, Garry Vance. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alan Watkins, John Reeves, Richard Melchiori, Hitoshi Yamaguchi, Bill Bushey, Robert Luxton, Kiyoshi Kakuda, Jack Taylor, Rob- ert Hall, Dean Parkin, Coach Bob Clark. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHTt Michael Mullin, Karl Mahr, Roger Hall, Jesse Peter- son, Rudolph Krueger, Charles Seaver, Phil Mitchell, Ed Molle, Charles Gonzales, Syd- ney Wattles, Jesse King, Kenneth Swattord, Richard Martin. 'YJ 1 VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Earnest Preacely, Bob Raine, Buddy Ball, Robert Morton, George Aldape, Jim Jackson, Ed- ward Mendoza, Ruben Flores. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Vince Carrese, David Gutierrez, Ivan Schuler, Gerald Craft, Stan Richards, Mark Sampson, Steve Banks, Harold Ezell, Arland Baskett. f W F x I 'MM G3 ,I , J A 7 79 ,J x VARSITY BASEBALL As we go to press the i953 Banning Baseball teams look very promising. By practicing every day and playing twice a week, the members of both teams are conditioning them- selves to play out the whole Marine season. The teams are coached by Mr. Vincent Carrese, and Mr. Bob Clark. MARINE LEAGUE BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1953 April 14 April I6 .... April Zl .,.. April 23 .... April Z7 .... April 30, . . . May 5 ..,.. May 8 ..... May I2 .... May l4 ..... David Gutierrez, Catching, Jim Jackson, Sliding: Standing, Lett to Right: Stan Richards, Har- old Ezcll, Arland Baskett, Ger- ald Craft. 80 . . . .Banning at Gardena .....Jordan at Banning ..Banning at San Pedro Westchester at Banning .. ,Banning at Narbonne , , . ,Gardena at Banning ,...,Banning at Jordan . . .San Pedro at Banning Banning at Westchester ,, .Narbonne at Banning Gtr 143 A 'SA I x L gf-f X A 'si ' l :ld Craft, Pitcher be x P X 'x I ,wg X, as , .4 iw . 'W' l v TRI-B CABINET CATHERINE CODE W '53 Tri-B President TRI-B WINTER CABINET FRONT ROW, LIFT TO RIGHT' Cashy Code, President: Beverly Luxton, Vice President: Tcrcsa Bi- ando, Secretary: Carol Sandison, Trcasurcrg Nciin Trequboff, Histor- ian: Miss Kay McGuire, Sponsor. The Cabinet is the governing body of the Tri-B. It makes the final de- cisions on all problems arising among its members. Miss Kay IVIcCiuire is the sponsor. TRI-B SUMMER CABINET FRONT ROXV, LIFT TO RIGHT: Bcvcrfy Luxton, Prcsidcntg Teresa Biando, Vicc Prcsidentg Nancy We!Is, Trcasurcry Ncila Trcgubott, Sccrctnryg Marianne Danielson, His- torian: Miss Kay McGuire, Sponsor. BEVERLY LUXTON , S '53 Tri-B President V' 8I I CATHERINE CODE DORIS HERRIN VIRTUS AWARQ W '53 VIRTUS AWARD S '53 The Virtus Award is presented by the C-irls' Physical Education Department to the girl or girls in the graduating class who have given outstanding service to the Department and to the clubs sponsored by it. The ability tor leadership is a very large factor in the selection of the award winner. Girls earning their letter in C. A. A. automatically become members of the Tri-B, Tri-B is a service organization. The girls usher at assemblies and do cafeteria and nutrition duty. Miss Kay McGuire is the sponsor. FRONT ROW, LI'FT TO RIGHT: Gloria Gonzales, Terry Fukunaga, Rosie Palicte, Loretta Reber, Neila Tregubott, Beverly Luxton, Teresa Biando, Marianne Danielsen, Nancy Wells, Sue Sudduth, Carol Sandison, Loma Fetzer, Janet Stice, Maria Gallegos. SECOND ROW, LIFT TO RIGHT' Bessie Kozaites, Val Worden, Joan Miller, Annie Evans, Susie Nakata, Gcorgianna valcnlona, Helen Lukinchuk, Carolyn McCoy, Virginia Toy, Carolyn Kush, Clara Gonzales, Janet Erickson, Phyllis Greenhalgh, Miss Kay McGuire, Sponsor. THIRD ROW, LIFT TO RIGHT Gracie Avalos, Joan Nakamura, Pal' Losmann, Jean Wilcozen, Janie Kesling, Annette Barron, Kathryn Childs, JoAnn Frick, Mary Lou Worden, Mary Jo Haar, Doris Herrin, Henrietta Espinoza, Joyce Carter, Lois Myers, Hcrmmia Gallegos, Carolyn Striegel, Daisy Nelson, Dorothy Borgcs. FRONT ROW, LIFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Holstein, Treasurer, Loma Fetzer, Vice President, Doris Herrin, President, Terry Fukunnga, Corresponding Secretary, Gracie Avalos, Historian, Annette Barron, Recording Secretary. RACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' Val Worden, Hockey Manager, Gaynor Morphew, Archery Manager, Miss Kay McGuirC, SPOHSOYJ CMM' Code, Yell Leader, Nancy Wells, Voiieybail Manager, Darlene Owings, Yell Leader, Alice Aguirre, Yell Leader. V - 1? 4, ,L s... u 'CN , A4 'VT DORIS HERRIN W '52 G. A. A. PRESIDENT I G. A. A. WINTER CABINET FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Holstein, Treasurer: Loma Fetzer, Vice-President: Doris Herrin, President: Terry Fukunaga, Corresponding Secretary: Gracie Avalos, Historian: Annette Barron, Recording Secretary. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Val Worden, Hockey Manager: Gaynor Morphew, Archery Manager: Miss Kay McGuire, Sponsor: Cashy Code, YCII I-Cadcfi NJHCY Wells, VOIICYIHII Manager: Darlene Owings, Yell Leader: Alice Aguirre, Yell Leader, GAA CABINET The cabinet is the governing body of the G, A. A. Its purpose is to settle aII problems that arise and to see that aII activities in G. A, A. run smoothIy. Miss Kay McGuire is the sponsor. C. A. A. SUMMER CABINET FRONT ROW LI'FT TO RIGHT: Nancy Wells, Corresponding Secretary: Annette Barron, Vice-President: Val Worden, President: Terry Fukunaga, Historian: Carol Sandison, Recording Secretary: Marianne Danielsen, Treasurer. BACK ROW, LIFT TO RIGHT: Bcvcrly Luxton, Yell Leader: Miss Kay McGuire, Sponsor: Doris Herrin, Badminton Manager: Henri- etta Espinoza, Ycll Leader: Virginia Toy, Basketball Manager: Janet Stice, Yell Leader. I L VALJEANNE WORDEN s '53 G. A. A. Pnzsiomr I 1:1-1 .,.- 1 4 L -av 4 1 - l l G. A. A. G, A, A, is the largest girls' club at Banning High School, lt otters every girl that joins, new triends, sports, and lots of fun. The activities are Basket- ball, SottbalI,Volleyball, Speed- hall, Badminton, and Archery. Among C. A. A. activities are the three playdays held at dif- ferent schools during the year, To Miss Kay MCC-uire the C. A, A. wishes to extend its sincere thanks for her capable guidance and leadership which has made C. A. A. the most outstanding association at Banning. TWELFTH GRADE 4 -, 5 l TENTH GRADE E X Q P 2 ELEVENTH GRADE GAA 'w x ,X X WWQ. . as - f .53 'Q' ge-'r,,, ,,,,m.A,,,w.- pal , -fv fbi kwxax , x w rx bs. u al. V5.1-1 Ybxv fn cw KS N iw' iw 'abageiekyfe :Wfj iigfg-Qing fkagw-. j , A t idUg EQ? na F fb' 'M' , W ' is - an-u-snug -nu Q-ann-n-v-Q. L K :vs ? bn , rpx, I f ' , 1 ,n - x 1 Q 4. ' ul was v s 9 ' Z fl ix ' In ' X - WFS' N . - , ., ew - , .. .V 1, -- 4,,.- Me. ,. ' V ,'.' f 1' , A I .'. f ,QL 1, jg, 5 gt, ww 4 - M- , . 4-ffqfx ,, H5 A . I - jf 7 z 4.ff:.QfEz4b i4:i +'::gZTf'4ffi Vi-v- -m,'fL L A A N' 4 W 4 ,. 1,5 r -N: W f. g 3 -' , f A 1 ff f , , Q Q ,M 'if wi Mmm 5 ,Y ,.Q,.g,k A 1 A if . ' U k I ,: ,fav '. .,.,, X ,Mt 1,335 +- kK 4 ,wt PILUTS' L06 UCTUBER 1952 NUVEMBER 1952 DECEMBER 1952 1952-1953 I5 29 30 8 I5 I7 23 24 30 31 5 6 7 I0 II 12 13 I4 I8 I9 20 21 26 27 3 4 8 12 'I7 'I8 School Re-opens-Chrisfmas vacafion will soon be here! ! l Permanenf Program Day-Poor B-l0's are sfill geffing losf af big Banning. Acfivify Card Rally-We've gof fhe pep! ! lbuf who's gof 'rhe money?! Faculfy Foofball Game- McGuire's Mangled Mess friumphs over Luebke's Loyal Lions. Color Day-Besf ever, Maroon and Whife! Senior Picnic-Whaf a day! lgroan-n-nl Milk Bowl Carnival--A greaf showing: congrafulafions, feaml B Foofball game af Gardena-Beffer luclc nexf fime. Varsify Foofball game af Gardena-Anofher fie, buf we've iusf sfarfed. B Foofball game af Jordan-We've gof 'rhe spirif. Candied Apple Sale-Sficlcy, buf fasfy! Varsify Foofball Game-Did we fall? Did we!! Talenf Show-Pass fhe Oscars! B Foofball game af San Pedro-Yeah, +eam! ! Here we go! ! Varsify nighf game af San Pedro-Greaf game!! Vicfory, here we are! Armisfice Day Program-Oufsfanding. Holiday-Ah! A day of resf. G. A. A. Spread-Food and females. House of Magic Program-Abbra-Caddabra!! Check fhafl! Foofball Dance-Game rained ouf, buf Le+'s live if up, i+'s nof raining inside! Reporf Card Day--Pass fhe apples! ! Boys' Federafion Assembly--Femininify barred. Sfudenf Governmenf Picnic-Well-deserved day of play. B Foofball Game wifh Narbonne-Our wonderful Bees. Varsify Foofball game af Narbonne-Crazy 'reaml Varsify Foofball game af Wesfchesfer-To end a glorious season. Whaf men. Thanksgiving-Le+'s fall: furlxey! OK, Chicken! Senior Play-Duclc! ! ! The Props are falling. Fashion Show- Thai Figures. Playday af Hunfingfon Park--Crazy fime and friendly gals. Spinsfers' Hop-Sanfa and :off lighfs in a Winfer Wonderland. Chrisfmas Program-Preview of S+. Nick. Jr.-Sr. Foofball game-Mighfy, Mighfy Seniors! Duck, here comes a Junior. IUUITHIUEUD 'I9 Chrisfmas Vacafion-A+ Iasf!! Sleep, my baby, sleep!! 87 PILUTS' LUG IANUARY 1953 FEBRUARY 1953 MARCH 1953 APRIL 1953 MAY 1953 IUNE 1953 88 1952-1953 5 9 13 15 16 21 23 25 26 30 5 18 19 27 5 12 16 20 26 27 28 8 9 16 17 23 27 30 1 5 8 12 15 21 22 28 2 9 11 14 15 19 HAPPY NEW YEAR -And back 'lo school. Senior Mo+hers' Receplion-Meer and Ea+l l Baskefball game af Jordan-Varsily leads 'rhe wayl A+hle+ic Banquel-Flex +hose muscles, boysll Classday-Senior Challenge! G. A. A. Banquel'-Fun for all, and all for fun!! Senior Luncheon-Yumm, Yumml Vesper Service-Impressive. Senior Clearance-Bye-Bye, Bluebirds. Gradualion-Smiles and lears fo 'rhe 'rune of Pomp and Circumsfance Regis+ra+ion-Oh, Geel l Here we go againl l Marine League Break af Wes+ches+er-Banning made a booboo. Color Day-The Winfer '54 Seniors gof 'lhe blues. Basic Skills Tesf-A-l2-Unwelcome revue. Girls' League-Boys' Federa+ion Assembly-Sainfs and Sinners. Movie- Bird of Paralise -Tears flowed like HZO. All-Class Picfures-Walch fhe birdie-Cuckool Sock Hop-Dig lhose crazy socks! Talenl Show-Hollywood, here 'rhey comel, Track mee+, Jordan a+ Banning-Flying low! Eas+er Vaca+ion-Here comes Pe'I'er CoHon+ail. G. A. A. Spread-Bags pul on fhe feed. Reporl' Card day- She ran our of blue ink, Ma! Baseball game wirh Jordan-Jus? can'+ be beal. Co'Hon Parade and Dance-CoHon marches onl! Fafher and Son Carnival--S+ag Drag. Banning and Narbonne Baseball Game-Thal s our leaml Open House-Siudenfs s+ru+ lheir s+uf'f. Jr.-Sr. Prom-Whaf a beau+iful Ball! Firs+ A-II Class Mee+ing-Now +hey're almosi Seniors. Baseball game wilh San Pedro-Jus+ no one like 'lhe Pilols. Spelling Bee-Who spells Blonde Proxie ? Senior Mofhers' Recepfion-Seen your Mo'I'her7? Senior Play-Who dunni+???? Pilo+ Wheel goes 'ro Press-Won'1 be long nowl Girls' League Elecfion-Campaign +ime again. G. A. A. Banque?-Suspense! Awards and lns+alla'rion--Will surprises never cease7?? Senior Luncheon- The Lasl' Supper! Vesper Service-A beaufiful ceremony. A bundle from heaven-The PILOT WHEEL arrivesl Graduarion-OH! HAPPY DAYL l WITZEL-1VOB0 STUDIIIS SPEC IALI STS IN YEAllBO0K PlIOTOGIlAPllY llffi 1' ia l lfh olograph vrs for tho I953 PILOT WHEEL 7I6 SOUTH BONNIE BRAE LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA DUnIzirIz 3-I872 DUnIcirIr 2-6884 Congratulations to the Classes of 1953 BEACON DRUG COMPANY Prescription Druggists Edward Prince, President WILMINGTON HARDWARE COMPANY Leading Hardware and Appliance Dealers Walter Michealis, Vice-President 101 :asf Anaheim TE. 4-3457 940 Amo Te 4525' TIJUANA CAFE CONGRATULATIONS Mexican Food To the i953 Tacos - Tamales - Enchiladas Graduating Classes F dt Tk O t oo 0 e DEL DRYER CHEVROLET Jesus Urrea Proprietor I70l Pacific Coast Hwy. TE. 4-9560 304 East Anaheim Te. 4-349i sf! 5 f I E E W' n?,' U ll v I 9 ' .ljV ' f -1 SPORTING R W0 Gooos Q 1258 AVALON BLVD. wumurigzroml EZTZLFORNIA 0 J '- Q E E JA ,R Compliments of DiCarlo's Bakery Th Besf In Bakery Goods Since i906 SAN PEDRO CALIF 409 NINTH STREET PHONE TE I 2 8331 To the Graduates With Our Very Best Wishes Stationers Corporotion 525-529 SOUTH SPRING STREET LOS ANGELES I3, CALIFORNIA I055 SIXTH AVENUE SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA A. R. DANKWORTH, INC. I4I4 W. 7TH ST. I26 POST ST. LOS ANGELES I7 SAN FRANCISCO 8 Commencement Invitations Correct Personal Carols Club Pins - Medals FAMOUS HERFF-IONES CLASS RINGS DOMINCUEZ LUMBER CO. WILMINGTON PARK Re+aiI Lumber GROCERY 20940 Sou+l1 Alameda HumP DeIIVe 5 Newmark 5-4602 I047 Mahar 0 Te. 4-833l Wifh fhe Complimenfs of 5 v.. DAIRY PRODUCTS 2707 Eas+ Anaheim Blvd. ' Long Beach, Calif. VILLA BEAUTY SHOP LINGERIE and KIDDIE SHOP Modern Hair Sfyling Ladies' Ready-+o-Wear TE 4-5654 0 23226V2 Avalon Blvd. TE 4-5487 0 23023 Sou+l1 Avalon Blvd I CLINICAL - ORTHOPAEDIC CORRECTION WORK HENRICH Km Cfuff lair? 56705 ggzvicg 12028 SOUTH AVALON BOULEVARD WILMINGTON, CALIFORNIA ETE 4-1959 BRAUN TOWEL AND LINEN SERVICE l84l EAST IO3RD PLACE LOS ANGELES 2, CALIF. LOrain 9-7I7I i' COMPLIMENTS of H. N. JOH NSON Candy Man GOOD H UMOR COMPANY O GENERAL OFFICE 999 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. LOS ANGELES I5 Telephone PRospec+ 9433 Complimenls of James C. Shoemaker School Popcorn Service Box l65l Wilshire 81 La Brea Sfalion Los Angeles 38, California Using The Besl Popcorn and Seasoning Available A fine na+ural food For Alomic energy - eal' more of if Logan 8-3848 Texas 0-3595 LLOYD'S ATH LETIC SERVICE ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT - CLEANING REPAIRS Pl.ymou+h 5-l 104 IIOOI SO. BROADWAY LOS ANGELES bl, CALIF BEST WISHES To 'rhe Graduaiing Classes WINTER-SUMMER l953 from Doc . and The Pilof Whee I Sfaff Phineas Banning High used all these services to produce this 1953 Pilot Wheel! RUCHF KNOWS He's an Arinsr advertising He,S 3 PRINTER He sets LINUTYPE and TYPIIGRAPHY RIICNE does LITNUGRAPNY and UFFSET and STATS He does everything i . n his TWIN PLANT next time call or come down to 1119 SUIITH NUPE STREET ' free parking IUHN IJ. RUCHE, INC. YES...they know where to go to get things done IINUER UNE R0llF! TE 4-1484 J. H. STOCKTON LUMB'NG and HEAUNG wlLMlNc.ToN FLOWER SHOP i 6I2 Avalon Blvd. L. H. RAINE Wilmingfon, Calif. IOI2 Avalon TE 4-5488 OLDSMOBILE ruruumuc DIRECT FACTORY DEALER HARBOR MOTOR CO. 230 W. Anaheim S+. WILMINGTON, CALIF. CHAS. CI-IARLEY RULE Owner TErmIneI 4-I I 66 CONGRATULATIONS To the 1953 Graduating Classes CRITERION KNITTING MILLS 4507 VAN NUYS BOULEVARD SHERMAN OAKS, CALIFORNIA Class and Letterman Sweaters STATE 4-1588 I n SPEARS STORE FOR MEN CIo+I'1es 'For The Young Men 821 Avalon Blvd. 0 TE 4-4355 l BEST WISHES SENIORS WILMINGTON PRESS - JOURNAL 618 Avalon TE. 4-4581 98 CHERIN'S Home of EAGLE CLOTH ES Stetson Arrow Hots Shirts 815 Avolon TE. 4-3881 CALDWELL'S DRYGOODS 83l Avalon Boulevard Te 4-2064 MARLOW AND AZAR Home Appliances Radios - Television - Records One of the finest selections of late recordings in the Harbor Area. 702 Avalon Te 4-3622 KOTT and SMOLAR Ford Dealers YOU CAN PAY MORE BUT YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER 408 West Anaheim Te. 4-6451 MARINE PRINTING School Supplies 8l8 Avalon TE 4-2B9l JOE DESSY'S Sodas - Stationery - Gifts 730 Avalon Q TE. 4-22I2 PAUL D. HOWELL Wafchmalcer 81 Jeweler 805 Avalon TE 4-2 I 52 F WILMINGTON SPORTING GOODS STORE Every+hing in Sporfing Goods Equipmeni TE 4 42 4 L A TE 4 I94I VA 5510 EAIHN5 GENERAL PAINT STIIHE GENERAL PAINT PRODUCTS 926 NORTH AvALoN anvo ROBERT S- CAIRNS wsLMrNGToN CALIFORNIA A and B SERVICE Angelich and Bard Sherwin-Williams Painfs Managers Nexf Door Io New Pos? Oiiice ,058 Avalon TE. 4-08 I004 Avalon TE. 4-0354 Painf - Wall Paper - Linoleum RAY SHARP VA N ' S SHADES and LINOLEUM Phone TErminal 4-6405 Harry A. lVanl Van Devenler I09 Easf Anaheim Sfreel Wilmingfon, Californ ia Building Maferials and Ready-Mix Concre+e Tel. 92I45 l385 Orizaba 0 Long Beach VILLAGE GROCERY Service Our Special+y ' SEABOARD ELECTRIC CORPORATION Marine Eledrical lns'IallaIions Repairs and Supplies 11- W. G. Blg.L 2II Avalon Boulevard . . . LUNDQUI T Wilmingion, Calif. 747 Delores Dr. 0 Wllmmgfon, Calif. J. 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