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

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A world banded together in peace and unity, with opportunities Xi N N for all. Where the spirit of togetherness brings ' xi Q R advancement, enthusiasm, cooperation in the educational privileges of al xx QA l countries. X . 3 3 A S Q9 X all , X 'A country with its wealth of nationalities, living 3 its Rl side y side in ha t A Q -w xx rmony and understanding, will N Row the world that each nation may preserve v 5 . Y j TQ, i n integrity, and maintain its own individuality, it tri l . Q KX in oy'ement for the goal of world friendship. .XJ Nl X X ix 2 N lvl l N X H gl X f PAMELA STOCKMAN, All R YB ll ' Associate Editor , X XR ' if N Y it 'T if XX N ll X N tl X X RN W5 ' Xt R I Qi X5 T it Y f T Milli t X . X V 'l X 3 l yhlx Q' 4 x .v l! o A television camera whirls through space, sending back pictures of the earth's weather. Another satellite speeds silently on a journey estimated to talpe 100,000 years to complete, As we look through the Hporthole of tomorrow we can only guess at the wonders that will come through the advancement of science and industry, To those of you who are leaving Banning this year, we wish you Godspeed and good luck. o you who will be with us a little longer, remember that the part you will play in the exciting world just ahead depends completely upon how well you apply yourself today. N MR. BERNARD DONAHUE, Principal of Banning High School 6 sflr. Homer Price, Counselor Mr. Robert Burt, Boys' Vice-Principal fq YJLL QAFQ Mrs. Clarice Brown Girls' Vice-Principal Y X gf Sv . J X, Mr. Eugene Patz,Reg1strar 7 I-1 FACULTY MRS. MARTHA ABBOTT MR. JOSEPH ADAN A ff Science English-Spanish :Bmw , f , .I..:1.1ps, .i I s gy-.f.g, ' . .551 k--k wig: .. -L V y A I It . S' . 1 7.,- - , f vs- MR. GERALD L. ARNETT MISS ILENE BENSHOOF O Social Sfudies Physical Educa+ion N51 MISS JANET BOUSKA MISS MARTHA BRAWLEY Physical EcIuca+ion Physical Eclucalion Business Educa+ion MRS. EVELYN CAIRNS Arf Craffs MR. VINCENT CARRESE Physical Educaiion Journalism-Spanish Social Sludies-Sr. Problems Homemaking Social Sfudies 8 MR. ERNEST CH RISTENSEN MRS. CLAIRE COE MR, THOMAS CONWAY MRS. MR. RICHARD W. ANDERS Handicraff JIS VI flu I MR. HOWARD BLOOM Wood Shop Homemalring MRS. MAGDA CASEY MR. ALBERT CVELBAR Geomefry O iflf' N MRS. MARGUERITE ARAVE Business Educa+ion MRS. CAROLYN BOHM Business Educalion X I MRS. NOREEN BROWN Homemaking MISS BEVERLY CHAPMAN Physical Educa+ion DR. ESTELLE CROSS English-W. Geog.-Publicalions MR. JOHN CU RTISS Agriculiure MR. ROBERT EDLIN English MR. KENNETH DAMPF English MISS MARY LOU ELSER English M R. RAWSON GO RSCH English N, Q5 i 1 sg MRS. CORINNE DAVIS MR. ROBERT DORAN MRS. GINEVA DROWN English Chairman, Science Chairman, Social Siudies De MR. ROBERT EZELL Science MR. GORDON FINE Chairman, Ari Depar+men+ MISS ELORENCE GREGORY MR. JAMES HANLEY I' Library Physical Educalion MRS. ESTELA HARRISON MISS DORIS ...ai MR. JIM R. GALCERAN Physical Eclucaiion MR. FRANK HARDY Drivers' Ed.-Physical Ed. MR. JOHN HINDS MRS. BEULAH HLASTALA MR. ROBERT HODGINS Business Educafion Chairman, Girls' Physical Ed. Depf. Mafhemaiics Business Educa+ion Driven' Educaiion Q. X , ,, 'fm . Q H dx . . 55 X Y . xg? I P f P . EX: MR. HAROLD HOLSTEIN MR. KARL HOUTZ MRS. VIRGINIA HUDDLESTON MR. PAUL HUEBNER MRS. LOUISE HUMMEL, Mafhemafics Drivers' Edugahon Physical Educafion Physical Educaiion Social Sfudiesxjv I' fl ' K, I 9 k wk M? 'I .A MISS ELIZABETH HUNTER Social Sludies MR. GEORGE KOBERNE Spanish MR. STERLING LOWE Hanclicrafl MR. JOHN McCULLERS Draifing MRS. RUTH NEWMAN Mafhemalics MRS. BETTY INGRAM Ari MR. JIMMIE JINKAWA lnclus+rial Ma+hema+ics M MRS. IRENE KREHBIEL MR. ROBERT LANDESMAN Science English MR. ALBERT LUEBKE Vocalional Prinling MRS. MYRTLE MANDELL Business Educaiion MISS MARGARET MCKINLEY Chairman, English-Languages MR. GENE MIDYETT Social S+udies W W 'fi . M.. 'I ' A I' MISS BARBARA O'CALLAHAN MRS. FREIDA O'HAGGARTY Physical Educafion English RS. ALBERTA S. JOHNSON Homemalring MR. EUGENE LIBNER Drivers' Educaiion M R. FRAN K MANZO Mafhemalics M RS. PHYLLIS MOREY English MR. JOHN OLAFSON Business Educelion MR. ROBERT KNUTSON Business Eclucaiion MR. WILBUR LORBEER Chairman, Ind. Arfs Deparlmeni MR. AVERY L. MATHEWS Employmenf Coordinafor MR. MILTON NELMS Ari MR. JOSE OLIVARES Malhemalics FACULTY I V f V- MR. THEODORE RAMBACH Mafhemafics MISS LYDIA PACKWOOD MISS BARBARA PARKISON Chairman, Business Educe+ion Business Educvion IM, Business MR. JACK MR. AL MR. ROBERT ROSS ' A English Social Melhem-Mics I 3 I . R A MR. RALPH SANDERSO Social Sludies M R. SAM UEL TATTU English-Lafin if sv gfjg,,pe.i?,ggi ssil K iffy N MR. LARUE SMITHERS MR. ROY STEEVES Handicrafi Social Sludies - .., fl I s i. ,, I if , me MR. EDDIE THOMAS MR. JORDAN VICULIN Science Physical Educafion 8 MRS. GRACE PETERSON Homemalning gi? MR. REED REISNER Elecfronics ROYES .2 - ,. -' m, xl- Ya' , - I Sfbyi 2.2 A .' . -. V nM3..E.55, , , . -w 1 l Q is I 515. is J MR. JACK PHINNEY Mefal Shop MRS. GLORIA RICE Science MR. HECTOR RUBIO English-Spanish MR. LORNE STEWART MRS. JOSEPHINE STRIBLE English Chemistry 1 MR. MANUEL VIZCAINO Spanish VOLLNOGLE Pliysical Educalion M RS. VALLO RY WACHTER Science MR. HARLAN WILLEY Social Sfudies I H. wlmr 3 cgzigzcs '1 ,X Wx B ' MR. LEONARD WARD Business Eclucaiion MR. ROY O. WADE Science MR. JAMES WEILER Music MRS. ANNABEL WILES Chairman, Music Deparfmenl MRS. EVELINA WILLIAMSON MR. PHILIP B. WILSON MRS. MARGARET WOODARD MR. PETE S. ZAMPERINI Spanish Chairman, Mafhemafics Dept Social Sfudies Chairman, Physical Educafion - . . ' . E i ' Q' MRS. MARIAN CARPENTER MRS. MARY CHRISTOFFERSON' MR. HECTOR ESTRADA MRS. REBA HUDSON Boolrroom Cleric, Main Office Financial Manager MRS. SABA KINES MRS. JESSIE LOSTLEN MRSFRANCES MC CAMMON MISS MARY ELLEN MERK Clerk Siudenl Sfore School Secreiary Counselor's Office MR. BERT PARKIN Cusfodian MARJORIE RO ERTS N MRS. EVA RUSSELL MRS. MAYVIS THORN Clerlz Vice-up 'n ' Affendanco Office Affendence Office 1. I I2- Cafeferie LEY MRSCATHERINE MUNDELL Counselor's Office MISS RUTH RUDKIN Public Healill Nurse 'S' r r 'X X w RSX' Mfg! 1,1 WW rw' RRS. MABEL MONTAGUE - EnglishQ Lett to Right: Mr. Richard Fedchenko, Chemistry, Mr AR. WILFRED CHING ' Science ,ir Thomas Marsee, English, Mr, Earnest Shaha, Auto Shop COUNSELORS Left to Right: Mrs. Carolyn Bohm, A-IO, Mrs Evclina Williamson, A-ll: and Mr. Rawson Gorsch, AAIO. HEALTH OFFICE Left to Right: Susan Washburn, Miss R. D. Rudkin, Mrs Kines, Dr. Turner, Mr. Doran, Jean Scheer. This picture illustrates some of the busy activity that takes place in the health office. Doctor's examinations determine the type of physical education class a boy or girl does into and whether or notaboy is physically capable of athletics iz, f' l CAFETERIA STAFF First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Veneta Atkinson, Cafe- teria Workerp Mrs. Goldie Thompson, Faculty Cafe, teria, Mrs. Oleda Brown, Chef, Mrs. Hudson, Manager, Second Row, Lett to Right: Mrs. Vivian Nichols, Cafe- teria Workerg Mrs. Goldie Vermazen, Bakery, Mrs Mavourine Trantham, Salads, Absent, Mrs. Lucille Carlson, Cafeteria Worker. GRADE COUNSELORS Left to Right: Miss Beverly Chapman, A-IO, Mrs. Frieda O't-laqoarly, Avllj Mrs. Louise Hummel, Ari lg Mrs Irene Krehbiel, Special, Miss Marion Blais, AJP, Mr. Alliert Cvclbar, B-l2j Mrs. Margaret Woodard, B-IO, Miss Janet Bouska, A-lOg Mrs. Magda Casey A-ll, Mr, Frederick Goyettc, B-ll. ' ' wi uv..-f ,Q 1 N Q G ig. 1 E- gi l l WINTER '60 STUDENT COURT Sitting, Lett to Right: Harry Connaughton, Kev Club Reprcf sentative, Carrie Wasson, Secretary, Dennis Nakatani, Usher, Dolores Adan, Bailiffg Marion Thomas, l2th Gradc Representative, Sharon Milam, Damsels' Representative, Glenda Hicks, lOth Grade Representative. Standing, Left to Right: Don Sarkiss, Squires' Representative, Richard McMahon, Varsity Club Representative, Howard Arquette, Knights' Representative, Polo Gonzalez, Chief Justice STUDE T CO RT POLO GONZALEZ RICHARD REED Chief Justice Chief Justice Winter '60 Summer '60 SUMMER STUDENT COURT First Row, Left to Right: Janet Finn, 12th Grade Representative, Noble Yoshioka, Secretary, Grace Cole, Ladies Representative, Arlene Sasaki, Dolphins' Representative, Bernadine Advincula, Tri-B Representative. Second Row, Left to Right: Howard Arquette, Knights' Representative, Wayne Westling, llth Grade Representative, Polo Gonzalez, Associate Chief Justice, Richard Reed, Chief Justice, Jim Mc Laren, Key Club Representative, Jim Arens, Bailift. C it C J ' LODKI G THROUGH HIE PORTHOLE OF TOMORROW f i E . X rv! I5 WINTER GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET Kneeling, Left to Right: June Coffelt, Treasurer, Olga Gonzalez, Advisor, Bonnie Fonnesbeck, A-IO Representative, Donna Shultz, BelO Representative. Second Row, Left to Right: Grace Cole, A-ll Representative, Carol Roberts, Advisor, Diane Matsumoto, Corresponding Secretary, Eleanor Cardona, President, Becky Houpt, Vice President, Rosalie Mendez, Advisor, Josie Nunez, Talent Chairman, Emily Salcido, Advisor. Third Row, Left to Right: Lena Clark, Art Chairman, Elva Cueva, Recording Secretary, Joy Qualls, A-I2 Representative, Hilda Avila, B-I2 Representative, Esther Sloan, Advisor, Annette Naluai, Advisor, Cynthia Nelsen, Historian, Rose Ann Fasano, B-ll Representative SUMMER GIRLS' LEAGUE First Row: Grace Cole, Recording Secretary, Janet Finn, Historian, Olga Gonzales, Treasurer, June Coffelt, Advisor, Josie Nunez, President, Becky Houpt, Advisor, Youko Miya, B-I2 Representative, Second Row: Elizabeth Watanabe, B-IO Representative, Sharon Duhn, B-I I Representative, Linda Smith, Advisor, Joan Becker, A-I2 Representative, Pat Millsap, Corresponding Secretary, Esther Sloan, Talent Chairman, Hilda Avila, Advisor, Margaret Stone, A-l I Representative, Kathy Walden, A-lO Representative, Carole Waugh, Art Chairman Music filled the air as Cynthia Nelsen installs Janet Finn at the Girls' League Installation on January 19, 1960 WINTER BOYS' FEDERATION Kneeling, Left to Right: Raul Flores, Vice President, Pete Glusac, President. Standing, Left to Right: Don Sarkiss, David Newland, Alex Legaspi, Dennis Nakatani, Bob Duncan, Howard Arquette, Ken Ammann, Jirn Arens, Takeo Yamamoto, Jim Munce, Dwayne Scheer, Danny Hashimoto, Pete Smouse SUMMER BOYS' FEDERATION Kneeling, Left to Right: Marcus Gutierrez, B-I2 Representative, Vic Tallon, A-li Representative, Dan Hashimoto, Historian, Dave Newland, Advisor, Don Sarkiss, Secretary-Treasurer, Standing, Lett to Right: Jim McClaren, B-ll Representative, Hank Pacheco, Historian, Vince Ammirato, B-I2 Representative, Raul Flores, President, Howard Arquette, Advisor, Ken Ammann, Vice President, Ken Anderson, A-ll Representative, Larry Bcamsley, A-IO Representative, Takeo Yamamoto, Advisor, Polo Gonzales, A-ll Representative, Bill Anthony, B-IO Representative IRLS' LEAGU 0 S' F EDERATIO , x w A E .... 'S' M U 40 WQWWW WWW? Wfwfw M , f af ff QgW 7fQfWfff2iAfiWfi7?lQ?fWQQ OFFICERS OF I96O WINTER SENIORS NAKATANI, DENNIS Presideni ' Academic NICHOLAS, HAROLD Vice Presidenf ' Academic f A ' SS 3x - Wy X XX : I .I ,Igj fd I I R , Fccf I Hi f f I 'IW I ,f I Aceaeno, RUBEN f ' Ig I Indusfrial Aris I' II W I I :IW N V2 J ANDERSON, MARY w , Business IIIII R 95 DIZ..1E?7'?Tf5 355E3YE IEf5' 5 IPR I Img 5 N PATRICIA MENDEZ, LOUISE Secrefary -Business Treasurer'Busincss ALDAPE, PILAR XXXN x f x Indusfrial ArI's K N I wx I7 I , 9 I ff? I I , IIJIX , I II 3 WWW 1 X I' X I X9 X551 V I I 4 RI , Y 3 I -1 ' I x BAARSCH, BOB Indus+rIaI Arfs BALL, JESSLYNN Home Economics BIGGS, JOSEPH Academic Business Home Economics I I BAZAL BELL, DONNA E 4 I xg III 1' Ax ,Y IIII liz 'J C' IndusfriaI Arfs II1RILIQriIaI Arfs Indushual Arfs X I ' 3 Q I Xfagx BARRAZA. I I4 NIR I i xl IW I . Q 1 X W wi K v,f.J', V- ab tl X I xi 1 XXX . I Q I fy J I, - if r' BRANDENBURG. JAMES BROWN, BEVERLY CARDONA, ELEANOR Business Business GeneraI CASCIO,CAROLE CASSINO, GARY CONNAUGHTON, HARRY Business Academic Business CRAIG, WARNER CREAL. ROBERT CROSS, GEORGE . In . dusfrual Aris Indusinal Ar+s B5 as 3 DENNEN ALLEN DESMOND NEVA Academic DIETZ Academic 951' I ELMORE, KATHLEEN ERICKSON, DENNIS Business Academic Wim . x ei- 5 T 1 'E A . FARLEY, SHARON Business I 9 COOPER ROBERT lndusfrial Ar+s Home REBECCA CRUMBY, DAVID DAVIS, NANNETTE Academic Home Economics if T X DIZADARE, RUTH Home Economics Indus'friaI Ar+s E . 5 L... Q ' I s e ds sw Iss If 9 .s,. Y FITKIN, LESLIE Business FLORES, JOE General 'ei' FRITTS, JUDY GAMBREL, IRIS GEORGE, MAZETTA Business Business Business GOMEZ. MIKE General Arfs DOUGLAS GONZALE FOX, GEORGE FOX, JOHNNY Academic Academic Q ML, I I GLASS. 9 G w S. neral GLUSAC, PETE Academic MA RY ELLEN GOODELL, PATRICIA Business GORDON, FLOYD GOUL. GARY GRAHAM. Indushial Ar+s Academic Academic GRIFFIN, LINDA Business EDDIE GUTIERREZ, DELLA GUTIERREZ, ROBERT HANSEN, MILLIE HENDRY. JOAN . Business Academic Business Academic AC-ifiemlc 20 ' If -- I? '-I is i - X 3' Q ll ie X si ii Q 'Sas f-, Sim 1 is A s fi I A HILL, BARBARA Business HORTON. MILDRED Business KONDO, MAY AVIS Business 1 N . ,,.ssfgf.,,.',:j: L-f- .. W. -X K X , I Q xc A if 3 A , Q 3 2 : :gg I ,w.,:.: ,1 an i 5 I lfff MACIEL, ADELA Academic Home Economics LARRY Indusfriai Ar'rs Indusirial Ar+s ..,' i GLENN MORA. OLGA Academic Academic S I . HULING. MIKE Academic '53 A X 1 , , A A LARSEN, CAROL LARSEN, WAYNE Academic Academic MAY, TED McGINLEY, CAROL Academic MENDEZ, ROSALIE MILLARD, CAROLINE Business Business NURSALL. KATH RYN OLESEN. GARY Academic Academic 2l LOVE, LARRY McMAHON. RICHARD Academic 1- MOON, RICHARD Academic ORTIZ, MANU EL Indusiriai Arfs PADILLA, ERNiE PALMER, LANA Business Business Business PEREIRA, GONZALO PORTUGAL, ARTHUR POWELL, MARJORIE OUALLS, RACHEL RITCHEY, PAUL ' ' Business Business Indusiriai Arfs s RoaERTs. CAROL RYAN, ROBERT sALAs, Juuo SALAZAR MANUEL SSALESII Arfs Home Economics in SANCHEZ, NELLIE SCHAMBER, JOHN SCHULER, JAMES Academic Academic SPURBEK, SANDRA STRIEGEL, BRUCE SUAREZ. ESTHER THOMAS, MARIAN TILLOTSON. BONNIE Business Indusfrial Arfs Business Academic General 22 TORRES, SALVADOR lndus+riaI Arfs L i I VASOU EZ, MARY Business WILLEY, MARTIN lndusfrial Aris 355- er.: ,T ,ff f A .. lf WROUGHT JUDY usiness YOUNG, ROY General TROMBLEY, EARL Academic Indushial Ar+s WAITE, SHARON Academic TYLER Business WATSON, Business General .,,.e,. .,,., , K ? , Y S Q T X WILLEY, PATRICIA Indusfrial Aris YBARRA, Academic Business 19 A-1 : . xc I II A I Di, CAMERA sHY ff' fl , ' xiii I , , Xix J ,f re: 23 :WILSON Home Economics lndusfrial Ar'rs Alexander, WiIIiam Coughlin, Janice Gohr, James HoIIand, Richard Hull, Michael Jones, Mary Lou Lafham, Maxine DUNCAN, Academic Academic Arfs voiiii, GAYLE Business Meyer, James Moreno, Jimmy Ponce, Joseph Vawfer. Carl Safo, Yoshiko Veferan Safi, Richard RONALD ,Q M- M .-y 1 ju. L 1 gf i , gi? OFFICERS OF 1960 SUMMER SENIORS Presideni ' Academic Pr fi ..:, U DUNCAN, ROBERT FINN, JANET ' SMITH, 'Academic Secr 'B ' Trees r er Academic USIFIESS U if ix ADAN. Aca demic Busine SS ADVINCULA, BERNADETTE ALDAPE Academic . JOE 3 A 15 9 ALEXANDER. VERDA Ari ALLENEGUI, PAUL lndusiriai Aris Home Economics HOYHG Home Economics General Academic 26 ANDRICH, MILLARD Academic I AUGUST, NINA Business lndus1'rieIAr+s BARCKLEY, EDDIE Indusfrial Arfs BASSETT. Academic ANTOL, GEORGE Indus'IriaI Arfs AVILA, HILDA Business FRED Academic BAREFI ELD BETTY Business ...nun 1 I 5 3 SEASON, JUDITH Business APKER, CHRISTINE Business AYRES, PAULINE Home Economics , ,sis I MARIAN Business BARNA. JOHN Academic V Y Acedemic 27 ARQUETTE, HOWARD ATKINSON, VINSON Academic Indusiriai Arfs BACKENCAMP, JUDY BAILES. JAMES Business Indusfrial Aris . -if'-'ww U I? g vi? Q50 4 sip BARB. PATRICIA BARCELO, LUPE Business Business . .,., mf' is X if X is Q ' 55 if BARNES, KENNETH BARTU, ALICE Academic Home Economics Business Indusfrial Arfs ademn J 5 Academic iness Business Business Busmesg BR lncIus+rlaI Ar+s sf., - .55 S. by-H5 .,V: L BUCK, ROBERTA Business I CAMIRE, JOHANNA Business CARSTEIN, JACK CHAVEZ, H ELEN Home Economics CHURCHILL, MONTY Academic CAMPBELL, DONNA BUCKMASTER, PHYLLIS Business CAMPBELL, BILL lndusirial Arts CHAVEZ. RACH EL Business I I fi- F CLARK, LENA Academic CHANDLER, CLYDE CHOATE. 'HOWARD is is ssiss 14'4S 'f AHS sssis C LAY, PO RT I A B u si n e ss 29 RNS, STEPHEN CANCHELA, JIM Academic General ,Aff K gi CARACOZA. Business gs CAN DARI, VAL Indusfrial Aris CHASLAIN, VIOLA VEZ, ANTHONY Indusirial Arfs B u s I n e s s 4552115 ,.-. ..., .. X vb X S x N X is e si 4-I ,fs I S , CHRISTENSEN. SHARON CHRISTIAN, ALICE is ssisss,ss,ss,, P F Ie5? ssss in .sss Academic ..-,. I ! 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K ' , gf--,' I es, CROSS. DARLENE CROSS. EARLENE CURRY MARIAN Home Economics f f M 1- . . if K iwgggig i ,fi DAVIS, KATHERINE Business DANIEL PATSY DE LABY, RICHARD Indusfrial Arfs si as ' 1 DE LA ROSA, LINDA DIAZ, MARGARET DIZADARE, HELEN Academic Home Economics Home Economics DUDA, JOYCE DUFUR, LEONARD DUNEGAN, PHI Indusfrial Arfs lndus+riaI Arfs EDWARDS. JOHN Indusfrial ArIs EAKIN, DONALD Academic ELLIS. EDITH EMGE, SUSAN ERKIE, PATRICIA vnu., A 5' I EVANS, GERALD FARRELL, JANET FEIGNER, SHARON Indusirial Arfs Business Business 31 R V-'T ' DOMINGUEZ, RITA DUBY Home Economics Indusfriai Arfs EADS, HELEN Academic Academic X X L X L x Q sf ,ms up sw? L EDWASRDS PAT ELLENWOOD Business Home Economics ESCANDON, GLORIA ESPINOSA, RUTH Business Home FENSKE, RICHARD FERRAGAMO, MIKE General Indusfrial Arfs ,I3 FINN, JOAIsiIlIE i iii FINCH. FORD, Home Economics Academic Academic V --.., FRANKLIN, Fin s Home Economics FORSMAN, KATHLEEN RUTH FRASHER. CAROLYN Business conomics Business i FREEMAN. ELGIN FULLERTON. GEORGE , GALLEGOS, MARGARET Academic Business Indusfriai Arfs Academic Academic M GAMEZ, LUPE GATELEY, LORENE GEIGER, LONNIE GEMMELL, PETER Indughial Business Academic Academic GIBSON, VIVIAN - ,, , 'L' 4, , , . GONZALES, MARGARITA Business Business Home Economics Home Home Economics 32 is 1 GONZALES MARY Business Home Economics ..-r+ w ,ff A GRAVETT. CAROLE Business lndusfrial Aris ANN Academic GUTIERREZ, IRENE UTIERREZ. PAULA Business Academic Business Academic MARY Academic Indusfrial Arfs Business JUDITH Business cademic lndusirual Arfs ff! It f me Q GUERRERO, ALEXIS Home Economics lndusfrial Arfs G U LLA, Home Economics HALL. HALL, GERALD HALL. LYNDA B ' Business usiness lndusirlal Arfs E PAT HARRIS, Business I'1dUSffidi AHS Business 33 WXWW mJfi'iff',ff M Q HERNANDEZ, MARY Academic Business Business lndusirial Arfs if if s i7ffi2yfLfi'f Q HART. JAM ES Indus+rial Aris Q f v W --Qwsssuss - -W A- Y A ,,:: N ,. ee ne , if S . HOLLOWAY MEDORiA . Home Economics Academic HUFFMAN, KAREN HUITT, PENNY Academic Ari JAITE, JUDITH Business Business 34 HARWELL. JAMES lndusirial Aris H ESTON, CHARLOTTE Home Economics lndusfrial Arfs LARRY Academic HENDERSON, PATRICIA Business HESTON. RICHARD lndushial Ar+s HOU PT. Academic H JANGAON, CARMELITA Business JENNING. WAYNE JOHNSON Academic Home Economics Indusirial Ar'rs -is we i 5 .. . JONES, SHIRLEY JOSLIN, BONITA JUILLET, BEVERLY Business Business Business KAM PE, KING, MAX Academic KOVAL, BOB lndusiriai Aris KAPU, JOHN Academic KERN. GARY Academic KIRCHER, JOHN KIRKPATRICK, LARRY lndusfrial Aris Academic is,. Q I ,. . b b'b: A i E if s iis A A iiii-. 2 i .. :i i s X I Q W K If-sig. :k- l L. H rkt sa t .cs - fi s 3 - KREMEL. BONNIE KRUEGER, LOUANN Business Academic 35 JONES, LEON Academic :JI-' 1 1 K ' K - f X Academic is X i i i: 'ff. i i .:- .L us1, KATHLEEN KAKUDA, HI Academic Academic Business THOMAS Arfs LA COMBE, VICTORIA Business v i KIMES. KITZMAN, GEORGE Indusirial Aris LACY, FRANK Academic LADRIERE, JOANNE LAMPKIN, BILL ' Academic LANDRY. BONNIE LARA, CECILIA LARSON, DWAYNE LATHAM, SUSIE Business Business Business LEDBETTER, VALERA LE DONNE, PHYLLIS LEGASPI, ALEXANDER LEONARD, WILLIAM Ar'I' Academic Indusfrial Arfs LINDSAY, GLENN H LOCKHART, DONALD LOGAN, HUBERT LOPEZ, JOE Academic Academic Indus+riaI Arfs LOUGHERY, MICHAEL LOWELL, KAY LUNA, RUBEN LUNNING. KENNETH Academic Academic Indusiriai Arfs Indusfrial Ar'Is 36 LAM PLEY, EARL LEAGUE, JULIE LIEN, LAVON LOOPER, BILL DELBERT Indusfrial Arfs LYNCH, Home Economics THLEEN LIVINGSTON, SHARON Business MC GOVERN, HELEN MC MILLAN, DAVID Home Economics Academic MADISON. SHARON MADRIGAL, MANUEL Business Academic I3 f' 355 U s Ks., . . Q sf MANARREZ, IRENE MARCOTTE, DONNA RAE Academic Business A f , I Q. Qu f E MATSUMOTO, DIANE MAY, RAYMUND Aff Industrial Arfs ikfs ii if iii CARROLL. EULA MC CARTHY, CHARLENE Business Home Economics MC NALLEN, ROBERT MACE, JEAN Business Academic MAESE, EVA MALICAY, CLAUDIO Indusfrial Arfs NN MARTINEZ, LUIS MASSEY, TONIE MEAD, RAMONA MEHREN, EUGENE Business Indusirial ArIs 37 MC CARTHY, MARLENE Home Economics MADDOCK, DAVID Indusirial Arfs MALONE. GERALD MATHESON, RITA MENDOZA, ROBERT lndusfrial ArIs METHOD, NANCY MING, DOUGLAS MICHAEL MORPHEW, RICHARD Indusfrial Arfs X X. x Xi ,A X' 1 N I, I 1' M 1 f'1 Lf ' -.1 MENVEG. Business Academic MIDDLESTEAD, JERRY MILLER. GERALD MILLER. ROBERT MILLSAF, PAT lndusirial Aris Academic Business MITCHELL, MAGGIE REVONIA MOBL'Y, LINDA MISAALEFUA, FELEI MONDORF, ROBERT MOORE. SHEILA MORENO, HERMAN MORENO, JUAN MORTON. MORRIS, WANDA MORRISON. LORRAINE . Business Business Academic Home Economics 38 YN MUNCE, JAMES Academic NAKAGAWA, THOMAS lndusfrial Ar+s NEAGLE. PATRICIA MURRAY, BARBARA Home Economics NANCE. JUDITH Business NELSEN, CYN N U NO, SALVADOR lndusfrial Aris OAKLEY, Busin fwx WX, ,:,. s f if ls, 4 RSSA 1 sssslss OWENS, KAYE Academic Business Academec PALMER, LANA Business PASCUAL, LOUISE PATTERSON, JAMES PAUL, SUSAN Indus+riaI Arfs Business PEREZ, YOLANDA PHILLIPS, RICHARD Academic z M. K' H552 :::'f' ir ji fl . W RANGEL, SOCORRO I RASCHKA, CAROLE RATLIFF, RHOADES, JOANN RHOADES, JON RICCARDI, GABRIEL Home Economics Academic Academic 40 PARAMO, MARGARET Home Economics PAU LEY, JOH N Ind usIriaI Arfs PONCE, JOE RAY, ROBERT Ind usfrial Arfs RIGGINS, LYLE Academic .:':5:--s::a'-'ii -155. 51222: - .. f::: 3- I, si I L J, 1' . - fha? iffy- ,: A we Q as L Q aria M N, x . V- M g I I . IA ' , New W g fb' E I .V 2' fs, PARKER, FERN PAYNE, RICHEY Ind us+riaI Arfs -fkf 'ffiiaifziifpgis , , . A' gif 5??51?r A si if gm? f' 'Y' I X L, a X 6 N s I I W -is ,gg 5 -s L R ei i RAEDER, MBIANE REYES. SALLY Business RIVAS, LUCY Business ROBLES, DELORES ROBINSON, OLIVIA Business Business fb' ROSE, ARLENE Academic Academic RODRIQUEZ, Business RUBLE, MARILYN Business REYES, ROBERT SALAS lndusirial Arfs Indusirial Arfs I av SALCIDO, ROSEMARY Academic SCHEER, ALICE JEAN SCHEER, DWAYNE Academic Academic SEDILLO, ROBERT Indusirial Aris RODRIOUEZ, ROSALIE cademic cademic SALCIDO, EMILY Business IndusIriaI Aris ROJAS, DELIA Business NIC Academic Indusfriai Aris SHARP, LARRY SHEPARD, NANCY SI-IU, ELIZABETH SHUFFIELD, NORMA SIMMONS, JANET Academic Business Business Business Business 4I SIMS, KERMIT , Indusfrial Arfs .. - mls? 2 ,. x ,, W. 5 sm A3 N 3 R 5 ,Rag 5' I'-r Yi VII 'S I I I M2 A H ,,, 4 sig fN SMITH, KATHY RUDY Academic up X3 II T- - I this x ,I I NDF Aiiffifiy 1 I '31 IIEEEEQE? -fsiifsfzfvg SIMON, DORTHEA , Home Economics S, I ,.,i ' 6Fwmw 'MWmT I y I- -f'-l I :F is I I . I I SIMS, MELVIN SIPPLE. JOYCE Academic Business SMITH, MARILYN , Academic Indusirial Arfs is age! ff- -. ., Q . 3 .s 1 H3 II Ny .::'E: m i .,. . if - 1 if JANET lndus+riaI Arfs Academic STARK, JOSEPHINE Indus+riaI Arfs Business 42 mf SIMONS, Business Academic SIVLEY. JONNIE Business JULIAN Academic SMITH, Indus+riaI Aris SOT6 GARY G e n e ra I ' I -- f , ..,. ss , ., R, N N i X '.,,..ff 2 ff souZA.NANcY Home Home Economics ST. CLAIR, JOSEPH Academic , ' Y' i r , . STEERMAN, WILTON STEPHENS, HAROLD STEWART, JAMES STEWART, TOM STRICKLER, PAT Indusirial Arfs Business Indusirial Aris Indusfrial Arfs STOOKEY. BEVERLY Business -3 MARGARET TAGAMI. EMIKO TALLON, VICTOR TAURMAN, AUDREY Business Academic Business THORNTON ANTHONY Academic Home Economics Indus+rial Arfs Academic TRACY. Business A, TRAMBLEY, JUDITH TROTTIER. FLORENCE TRUE, JIMMIE URAHAMA, SUE demic Business Ari' Business URBANO, JOHN VALDEZ, ANITA VANDEVORT, GERALD VANDER-WEYDEN, BARBARA VAN DREW, ROBERT Academic Business Academic Business Academic 43 WAITE. SHARON Business Academic I WHALEN, JOANN Home Economics L. A x -A 'nzfsfgnp ' Q X Q A X , X WILLIAMS, JOHN lndusfrial Ar'rs WALDEN Ar Business Indusfriai Arfs Business . A. MARY WADLOW Business Business Business WASSON, WALL KA Business Academic Academic CAROLYN Ari' Business Business Business Academic Indusfrial Aris WILSON, Academic Academic Business 44 WILSON MARCELEE WILSON, SHIRLEY Busmess ' g . ,. iiiyifiasfil-2 K I W X I 5 r x is 5:4 if Sili f z--i W-,.55,,.. Sf ps I , 5. ff 3' WOODSON, LEE ANN YSAIS, NELLIE Business c- 1 D. gs -., f C?-C mb '79 75 1 , , X x 1 5: Q x K 4 ,, 'A S2 2-'aw l J -fx 7 LY ,T 'S 45 J F li xg, ' 'NI Q vw 'x Ay ss n ,A 'U' i I' .5 7 f EN' x 1 '4 W El! M Q x, N, mm Y' .Q 'GSW QAM ZW -.43 wt -,ye .r- Q E, r fl Q we 6 .aE il AC T IVITIE KEXQ 47 ' ' ' W XNWMQNW wr Tamara NOWGI' PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT VVlV1fCI' AdVGl'TISIt'1g fVlar'1agCr FINAL DEADI-'NE MET Summer Ed'fOf to Chief Left fo Rught Tamara Nowcll, Edaror-lnecmf, Doc Cross Pttot Wncel Sponsorg Judy Norcross, Pam Stockman, Literary Editors fu? 56' 5 mn ti M3 ,grim 1 S35 4? it at 15' Q54 ggi Q3 ra Gary Crable, Sommer Gr I Sports Edttor Sommer Boys' Sports Edttor I -3 r T3 i Carolyn P rlmr Norena Hogan, Corina Chavez, Cher Ronnl! n Rernltts Gtoria Rhea. rnlo Trujrllo Ronnie Saun Mlke fV1CCown, Ken mtv 4252? keg 5-15- frf-lm anna-ww,-,mr gas gs ka .. gtlgiilf' - I , X 9 sk ti ' fu -f is it ,sz , is rg 2 , . . Q ANNUAL SALES CLASS, Left to Right: Josie Nunez, Lena Clark, Mary Ann Guarino, Gayle AAf.XS A ' A Arnmann, Mr, Knutson, Sponsor, Pat l-lnniftin, Larry Humphrey, Beverly Thomas, Howard Arquette, Janet Finn, Jim Munce, Donna Schultz, Ron Blanchard and Phyllis LeDonne designed the Club Emblems. PRODUCTION STAFF, Lett to Right: Marilyn Kahalewai, Activities, Polo Gonzales, Layouts, Sharon Bursick, Pro- duction, Judy Wilson, Office Manager, Jane Del Rosario, Club Manager, Judy Bakcsy, Q Advertising. At Desk, Lett to Right: Doc Cross, Sponsor, Tamara Nowell, Editor-ln-Chief, Pamela Stockman, Literary Editor 49 2 Cherry Young, ' N si.iiW,,t,.. Business Manager. . SMP QW Kathleen Forsman, Senior Editor The book is out . . . after eight months of work . . . layouts . . . copy . . . typing . . . photography . . . this is the finished product . . . at times there was doubt as to whether it wiuld ever be finished . . . but here it is . . . your 1960 Pilot Wheel. Credit goes to Dr. Estelle Cross, the faculty sponsor, who gave understanding counsel to the entire staff. We're also indebted to Mr. Robert Knutson and the enthusiasm his students in sales have generated for the unusually fine distribution and sales of . . . your PILOT WHEEL for 1960. Every staff member did his part in contributing energy and ideas to make this annual enjoyable for all the students at Banning. il!! -,fs lb' 7 ,lxesdofrheatz ...MF new ss, v 5 ' W 1 Y W v -W T F' on. carer, Day, mm-eh 21 3 5 MMM' Cftlvf Dayiili rapidly The Colm' Day meeting, a ms. ?'5i'Zr'.lFZi.'t'.3.15i 'igmrffiril 3:33 Qfr5'fS3S325'Qi'lrZi2Zr2i' q 6 if af ru. ig-xeveuz win me use ar.arQI.smei.n4 germ. t . . . ,f f',i'.31?, sf. elf tional Mont Scholarship ' ,,,Pl'l 'll eg ' vt- 4' man, urds tgirl!!! Bawgging 5 me LEAGUE l ' Arllhb R4 Milli Wim M AR , Ummkm -... 4...-in QL V Fbflm, luv: . , N41 F ks Ml,,' 1 Mk l S seflidf Glldar, ocfehvflgh sfhvol 4 R sumo men scuom Hfflif I wi' 'ma Fffoh , i fHlNiA5 BA w,mm,,,,,, Calilvui of 4 . r Pla 'Hama CQ, t'f-11,1561 L.:-, lfuf www, November zo, iese, i CfIVffi83- Z Color Da W NM I HSI mefidam l Vx N , ' ' More y ,gp l ' wana.-J' si Unned A Im . iam pq m um ram 2, nw rim o ys vent vin with il more ming aw are in found that the llllree Seniers Receive .- at swim l 'rum rf as for REFORTERS CHECKING OVER THE GALLEYS Sandra Pierce, Reporter, Sharon Bursick, Reporter, Beverly Drake, Co-Editor Page Four, Susan Chambers, Reporter. PORTLIGHT STAFF-WINTER '60 Cub Reporters for the Winter i959 Portlight- Seated around table from Left to Right Sharon Chapman, Carol Gilbert, Susan Chambers Peggy Ponder, Bonnie Raeder, Betty Wacenovsky, Rebecca Leeds, Grace Cole, Rose Ann Fasano Sally Carmona, and Judy Russell Standing, Left to Right: Ronnie Hall, Art Navarette, Darrel Robbins, Dale Alcorn, Bruce Gorton, Kenny Butterfass, Virgil Hatfield, and David McConnell, For thirty-four years the Portlight has been a part of Banning. As the title indicates, the Portlight sheds light upon school problems, news, activities, and personal items. The outstanding accomplishment of the Portlight this year was the continuous publishing of a weekly edition covering all important items. Editorship ofthe Portlight was filled by Marion Thomas and Lena Clark for the first semester: while Cynthia Nelsen was editor during the second semester, and Helen Eads was her assistant. Wayne Westling. Boys' Sports Editor, handled the sports page very capably. Top reporters on the staff were: Iulian Skorupski, Carol Iarrett, Linda Ticer, Iim Coulter, Margaret Orozco, Teresa Martinez, Mary Ann Mayer, Rose Ann Fasano, Sally Carmona, and Susan Chamers. Coralie King was News Release Editor. Mrs. Magda Casey and Mr. Albert Luebke were the faculty advisors of the Portlight staff. 50 .qu . . 0' Bowl Tfjmghf s 5 e rt pqlleqe P ' M 1 414 fl nga sci-ae: mon SCHOOL OCT. 20, 5 nr. , fa. wsminofoa, cam, No: A r Own iounf G' 'enfdflgn Assembly Plan E 1 H90 F! i, Ge ,QQ f 5 Tenth Grade 5, d Y 0 'ff E., di'Zgfu':,fZiff,1f,., ,gag req U Q o f. 0 o, N f Wie anim ekoqcar . 4 h ., A ' S9 60' 6, tmof12fb wZ,Z2'm:SZif?2ljT zgkev Asks., ok 16 1 5 J . X g CT U?'ZE:,,l2L7?,ih9 Aoflfesf 1 lla' dumb O -, i ' . woQ f'o '?Zhd ':.. Q ll R, , 5 , x f -.2 ' . :TZ 'X , j 'Li' 'vu fm of, n., ' 6 Ev - s 0 :l f 'I6W PORTLIGHT STAFF l96O Winter Page Editors seated around table: Margaret Orozco, Page Two, Jim Clouter, Sports Page, Phil Kimes, Managing Editor, Cynthia Nelsen, Co-Editor-In-Chief, Danny Eidson, Exchange, Pat Snyder, Page One, Teresa Martinez, Club Editor, Helen Eads, Page Three, John Roberts, Page Four. Standing: Marian Thomas, Co-Editor-ln-Chief, and Julian Skorupski, Managing Editor, PORTLIGHT STAFF-SUMMER '60 Starting Front on Left: Donna Rae Allsup, Book Editor, Rebecca Leeds, Co-Editor Page One, Sharon Bursick, Reporter, Lena Clark, Co-Editor Senior Issue, Mary Ann Mayer, Feature Writer, Carol Jarrett, Feature Writer, Mary Lou Carso, Reporter, Linda Free, Circulation Manager, Margaret Orozco, Editor Second Page, Mrs. Casey, Portlight Sponsor, Cynthia Nelson, Co-Editor- In-Chief, Robert Green, Exchange Editor, Rose Anne Fasano, Editor Third Page, Sally Carmona, Typist, Teresa Martinez, Managing Editor, Roddema Wishart, Feature Writer, Peggy Ponder, Co-Editor Page One, Julian Skorupski, Co-Editor Senior Issue, Ralph Emerson, Sports Editor. OOKI G THROUGH THE PORTHOLE OF TOMORROW X Eng' if gsm Q 1 3?-f N6 S F 'tif E' ga . fs R 3 W ' W A in E F3 'WI-3. W H E L 5 U P Sgfywv'-f S X wwf .Q . ji 4'. Drum Major Bob Aguilar, directs our Marching Band. PEP BAN D' First Row, Left to Right: Jose Escobedo, David Payne. Second Row, Left to Right: Frank Roller, Brenda Yamamoto, Tyrone Clements. Third Row, Left to Right: Gary Turner, Jim Whitsett, Ray Palmer, Jim Michell lQBAND First Row, Lett to Right: Mr, Weiler, Director, David Payne, Everett Elclins, Russell Fax, Frank Crisanto, Bob Aguilar, Drum Major. Second Row, Left to Right: Cheryl Higgins, Jose Escobido, Dennis Watkins, Frank Roller, Jack Fletcher, Gary Turner, Tyrone Clements, Dan Felicione, Ray Palmer, Tom Irwin, James Mitchell, James l-lousey, Ronald Ledbetter, Pat Wiley, Martie McQuire, Jim Whitsett, Joyce Yamamoto. Covering a large number of activities which is really a school calendar of events. the music department participated in most of the major activities of the year. The B-IO Orientation. Football and Basketball games, Talent Shows. Boys' Federation and Girls' League Assemblies Christmas Program, Senior Play, General Assemblies, Senior Mothers Reception. Open House. Cotton Day. Vespers, Mrisic Festivals Graduation. as well as calls from community groups. Niembers of the Band, Orchestra, Dance Band Choir, Girls' Glee Club, and the Organists are constantly preparing for programs. The chairman of the music department is Mrs. Annabel Wiles, and Mr. Iames Weiler is in charge of the band and orchestra. X 5 Y 3 E 5 E a E, 51 8, 5 r s F ront Row, Lgft to Right: Aim-:EeACrey second RL1L,Tf-mehr, E-ddie Bffgg' Payne, Rgge, Jgllfgggz Saiw Ch O mf mage crewagliiigiggir' r' . Richard Andersony aft of Charac WINNIE IDOFS, . STU. . . . KIT .,.. . . . SNA DEAN ,.,.. IANDY PIVOI ..,. Ml. PIVOI. , , MIS. PIYOI, . . Wil .,.,.. . Ml. DUNN... SNAION .,,,., lOl. WAYNE ,... ., POLW. . , HELENA. . , MIIVELIE ..... DAPNINE ..... Ml. DUGAN ...... SUSIE ....,.... IELM. . , . . On sfage tw' D efjvge Flagler sem' Phy- lghtz Robert Creall as MV- Dean: D ug Gonzales, as Mr. D . Dafzvme .. andy Pryor a Y Goull as vn- H-.ana ,-. Thvnevrnenm um... my-def.,-. I.-.f,, 'hmm nn- vu--.-nn., --v-:,v..1.,,. nom...- ,--H llluooan tm Synopsis . . . . . . .nm-fy son-.1 wr--n Mr. mu 4-W.-4. ,wa .na qum as nn bun. mug., Hmm Guam n awk. .. mow- v.. M, have n oo- nu. um fa... in mn nz. ,nm an up,-1, howw, vfhln hu mn-ard awww, sharon, vu-91 n - - --'Mfr M4'fW bf,-,p.y.a.-,-,anew band may he .pu-4 nu. mmf. na- no. a. an-1 . .. Min N-.ling cwvliqnd 'hw hi: nn, lu,-ay, ulxo bring: .-, ,mv for ma mmm. had nl., c girl known at Fha Divine Hom . dm, m,,,, www. nm mm .1 5.5 .1 .dum om fr.. -nu. .ma www , .na n-.f nm my a. . ...va....waa. ....-.ffm-, w, nw a. may Q., , .,., camo. cmiq M. in M mn,- smm wan. .,...,..wyoe.n .ou-rid cm-my ,um ,,m,,, Acknowledgments . -- -M-111 G'-LH sruoern sm:-E MANAGE: ...,.... , ............ mx.. :man Jw H... ,, , 1.4 M., rumen-4 ........... .... , ...., uv 1. cmy, w. nam . ,,nQb.n cfm: Mdvm Em' SYAGE sn ...... , ....,.....,., Tha Calf Sh-won ff-fl-1 us,ms..... cm... cm: mam., 4 ,,,, gm, w,.,.,,. rosms ...... . .... My. Nolmx 'w 'l wtkers..- Inman . . . . . .Dlnnix Ericlrwn lkhvfd HGUWI4 Mussc .,.. . ..... w. mn-1 and ofmma .......PdGvuf1dr0 ml hum mmm nmnucv., ,....... .. .,....,.., Ml, hnblro ...u.wu. mmm smmn umm. .,., ,.... cw W cm. . ..., Kalhy Nuuull 1...u,.m wo nocau-M covfn. . ., , ....,,,..,............ n.b.n cm: ' ' 'W' G scam sms. .,,.. . .... ww umm, my mae, Wlly ww.- An won ,.... ..... ...,.. . .... uv -. Inu .Lovin Mandel ..,.AdddModd -m ' x The drama season opened on November 23rd with the presentation of two one act plays, The Breaking of Bread and The Case of The Weird Sisters in the auditorium by the advanced drama class. This was followed by the rollicking comedy, The Divine Flora, by Florence Ryerson and Calvin Clements. presented by the W'60 Senior Class. The Spring drama festival opened with the highly successful jury trial Night of Ianuary l6th, a comedy-drama play by Ayn Rand. presented by the Summer '60 Class. Although a definite contrast was experienced in the two plays, they captured the hearts and imaginations of the audiences from the side- splitting comedy to the tear-jerking drama. The Drama Department is under the direc- tion of Mr. Fred Goyett. Behind the Scenes- Summer Senior Play Behind the scenes-Dwayne Scheer looks over JoAnn Rhoades' shoulder backstage during rehearsal ot Night of January l6th. Rodger Hall, light panel technician and Wilton Steerrnan stand by waiting for their cues, Mgr Summer Senior Play Cast '60 First Row, Lett to Right: Judy Smith, JoAnn Rhodes, Mary Ann Guarino, Kathy Forsman, Jo Anne Finn, Helen McGovern, Josie Nunez. Second Row, Left to Right: Judy Mullen, Bechey Houpt, Maxine Fowler, Verta Alexander, Julie League Marlene Chastain, Hilda Avila, Carol Heston, Janet Finn, Shiela Moore. Third Row, Left to Right: Bob Koval, Ron Hall, Dwayne Scheer, Montie Churchill, Melvin Sims, Wilton Steerman, Joe Miller, Mike Aguilar, Richey Payne, Jon Rhodes, Tyrone Clements, Jirn Munce, Bob Miller, Ronnie Wygal, Mr. Fred Goyett, Director. Not Pictured: Cherry Young, Dwayne Larson. 7 -.S 'l'l'lf Q-Q. Combo. Jose Escobedo, Everett Elkins, Bob Aguilar, Gary Turner, Jose Santamaria. Talent Show. Mike Aguilar and JoAnn Rhoades. Talent Show. Music filled the air as Tommy Talabas sings at the Talent Show. Talent Show. Pat Brendel and Dwayne Larson sing a beautiful duet at our Qyil Talent Show. r Talent Show. Kathy Just, Olga Gonzales, Judy Check, Joan Mills, Sandra Decker, Robert Barb Pat Brendel Martha Pena 'Patsy Ncagle, Linda Aimnf Q David Bond and Linda Murphy admire Linda's Gold Key won at the Bullock's Scholastic Art Show. David won four Gold Keys the past year. Q Utopia Contest Winner Fred Grafton, first place winner and A Mr. Robert Landcsman, sponsor, -Q Lewis Drake. Taking the Proicct Talent Q 2.7 A - 'Ni fm-' Q Utopia Contest Winners Left to Right: Sbon Satrc, Chcrrlll Peterson, Fred Gratten, Delores Adam Robert Johnson. FCOTBALL QU Xxx fa l UN QS!! ,J Q9 ky ' fr Uxfp I J xy 4 2-c .x l 5 Q, Sf, 2 9 W Q' A4 X . Y, V 1 J .1 X. ,- If xl: A J PL, lx 'L ffl o Rlglluf: S:orli?TcK3lusac and Jack MjUp cargsls Fgufball uccq Sheila Moore, v 5' f 1 fx J 5, x.: w ue j H L j J M Gu 4 V U ,s qi xl Aj v lv QL? ! The Eien and her court presented 'ETWH Time against Narbonnc. fLeft lo Right: Princess, Glenda Terry VPrih ss, Kathy Smithg Princess, JOSIC! vi F zg Queen, Shella Moorcg Princess X , s-9fJu y Smlthg Princess, Donna Hazel. , , 'li ! ffif s 5 W 'iii 4 V e ii l in - V X 1 E Q W K Q 1960 SENIOR PROM Queen, Diane Mafsomofo, with her escort Ray Avila. Princesses, Left to Right: Tina Cluff, Coralie King, Sheila Moore, Josie Nunez, Pat Milsap, Phyllis LeDonne. Escorts, Left to Righh Bob Duncan, Gary Snaitlwen, Harold Caion, Teruo Yarnandoio, Red Mundell, Bob Walsefielil - ENCHANTED DREAM The annual Senior Prom took place Friday evening, April 29th, in the school gy1n.Thepink, white, and lavender streainers Carried out the theme, Hlfnclianied Dreainf' to perfection. The dance featured the hand of Don Ricardo. The Qlleen was lovely Diane hflatsoinoto, and her six attendants were Tina Cluff, Coralie King, Phyllis LeDonne. Pat Nlillsap. Sheila lVlooi'e, and Iosie Nunez. 'du vt, 4 . v,--i 1 N W.. 1960 Senior Prom Pictured are many ofthe Seniors dancing to the music of Don Ricardo SPINSTERS' HOP Santa Claus lMr. Robert Doranl chatting with two charming young ladies at the Spinsters' l-lop-Left, Karen Tinner, Right, Susan Winters. Dancing Scene at Spinsters' Hop, , SPORTSNITE A group of Ban- ningites enjoying a dance at Sportsnite, Q SPINSTERS' HOP Margie Gries and Judy New stand by watching their dates John Cosby and Ronnie Wooten open their toys which were donated to the Hawaiian Avenue Elementary School. mn - an llllll f ,x If f 1 ' l . ' A .. L' X 1 1 I f. ! I ,!1 I L , l f fy 1 ' . 'J , 1' ' J f v , ,, 1 li! I il f f li I K I , i X f 'Q CL' 'dm 'x ' K I I K CLASSES 'Q' In 1, . '- J, me 5 'S ,QQ uf 5' Q Y., ight, K N twig u .153 ix l 4:99 ,nv f-1 r .'f x L 1 A' X N,,1L,r -Q, k B-12 CLASS QS J iv qbsr A J Ji --1 ' N '5 0 X. 9 h av -un f 'SS Fw wx Q Ivy .vnkk 320' H If 'Ns ggi M' wg:-v WQZIU4' -arg .s ,AE -s. HX' ,AMW .Emp Lx! A A ' V m K SM E Q sms WR, K f si . . ,K 4fggf,g .3 W f Wig 1. W f mu- 141+ .4 h .P A V w n+-aw' 1-B312 h QW? 'Q-LI I im: 3' 3 MRM' Qi, fliw iss? K .... waxisif Q 'S 'N 1w .iw if www: fi-MU-' wwf J is , ls - x xxx ., up 'f ig: Q mains as ,A i ,view QR. 3? M UK' X . - xg J-5: ' x x ,. 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This class is the prerequisite for all other art classes. 1 ffm M340 0 1 is I5 mi aims fi: aff f 5.5 W ls: L, s s imma 3... um.. W., f an sa. i ri., ff 72 SW -G PHYSIOLOGY Left to right: Walter Woodworth, Joan Hendry Physiology is not only an educational, but inter- esting course of study enabling us to learn how our body is put together and how it functions HISTGRY Left to right: Bonnie Reichel, Gary Parnell, Loretta Thompson, Rita Cook. By developing knowledge and understanding of our American heritage, United States history classes build good citizens who will carry on and improve our democratic way of life ADVERTISING ART Left to right: Judy New, Beverly Farmer, Henry Gomez, Ron Blanchard. The class in advertising art furnishes the school and student body with signs, decorations, and display work. Besides per- forming art services the class studies lettering, layouts, and advertising approaches, SPANISH Left to right: Danny Espalin, Larry Nichols, Nancy Runnel, Judy Wygal. Spanish is made to live by speaking constantly, thus preparing oneself to use Spanish in travel, reading newspapers, and listening to radio broadcasts. Wx 33' it ya? I ,Q QS? I ., .,., ,.i,.' 1 - .59 ev 74 ka! -Q TYPING Left to right: Judy Moulden, Carole Cascio. The ability to typewrite is one of the most valu- able skills anyone can possess. Typing has become a part of every educated person's life for personal use and for monetary gain. CHEMISTRY Left to right: Wayne Westling, Pam Stockman, Jim Alexander, Chemistry affects every part of our daily life. From the time we get up until we go to bed, we use chemical products and perform chemical reactions M-em K mi ,..M,,g,,E , 2' Wx . 1. 'P z 4sfe? .z?f L ,,:,.i,, X Q i si s. Q- WORLD EEOGRAPHY Left to right: Becky Tamblin, Gary Turner, Joyce Brutton, Beverly Bowman, Tommy Hunt. World Geography helps he student to understand he nature of the political world with its changing pattern of countries and its more basic and more permanent geographic patterns, and to see that man is limited by his nvironment and his past PHYSICS Left to right: Marilyn Smith, Anthony Torrico, Ray Hansen, Physics is the science which deals with matter and energy and with the physical changes in matter This class is necessary for all students wishing to further their knowledge in the scientific field qui, .. haf' 34. . --mf ff' BANNlNG'S PHOTO SERVICE Left: Ronnie Hall and Paul Bellows. Students who are interested in photography join Banning's Photo Service. Pictures are taken for the Portlight and the local newspapers. CAMPUS PHOTOGRAPHERS Left to right: Joe Simpson, Glen Moore, David Elce. , E f O. gg: ' 'wwf ffnl V - 1' , - fi if BANN l NG'S DJ'S Left to right: Tommy Wynn and Don Holm. Banning's Disc-Jockeys providing noon entertainment. ,W JW www MZZWZZWWMM L Wfff ffwgxyymffv Wwwwf Mfr LADIES Front Row, Lett to Right: Tamara Nowell, Diane Matsumoto, Sharon Milam, Pamela Stockman, Dolores Adan, Cynthia Nelson, Becky Houpt, Josie Nunez, Janet Finn. Second Row, Left to Right: Lena Clark, Helen Eads, Arlene Rose, Tina Cluff, Carrie Wasson, Mrs. C. Brown, Sponsor, Cherry Young, Pat Millsap, Carol Heston, Pat Haniffin, June Colfelt. KNIGHTS First Row, Lett to Right: David Newland, Jim Yates, Jim Munce, Don Sarkiss, Marcus Gutierrez. Second Row, Left to Right: Anthony Torrico, Ken Kampe, Joe Nation, Leonard Dufur, Dwayne Scheer, Phil Kimes, Alex Legaspi. Third Row, Left to Right: Bob Duncan, Raul Flores, Larry Humphrey, Kon Ammann, Howard Arquette, Jim Krehbiel, Floyd Edwards, Vince Eder, Mr. Robert Burt, Sponsor. X., .I I SQUIRES CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: Keith Cliburn, David Quiiano, Alex Ruiz, Fred Baldonado, Danny Hashimoto, Jim Sigita, Val Candari, Tom Allen. Second Row, Left to Right: Jim Munce, Leonard Dufur, Dwayne Scheer, Mr. Jim Jinkawa, Sponsor, Allen Ryan, Don Sarkiss, Jim Arens, Ken Ammann. Third Row, Lett to Right: Jim McLaren, Dale Malicay, David Newland, Dairl Johnson, Jimmy Williams, Takeo Yamamoto, L. B. Boyd- stun, Henry Pacheco, Conrad Dogil, Vince Ammirato, Earl Johnson, Herman Fuette, Wayne Westling, Oscar Perez, Marcus Gutierrez. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Vince Eder, Richard Reed, Howard Arquette, Glenn Myers, Polo Gonzales. ff ,Nw .. ii W'5i ' CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION First Row, Left to Right: Sharlene Kansshiro, Linda Mobley, Arlene Sasaki, Sharollette Rodqers, Judy Norcross, Ann Tagami, Jean Adleman, Carol Wilson, Donna Hazel, Julie Okumoto, Beverly Deem, Grace Cole. Second Row, Lett to Right: Helen Eads, Tereasa Martinez, Donna Schultz, June Coffelt, Margirita Gonzales, Ruthanne Croom, Wayne Westling, Sharon Duhn, Bonnie Fonnesbeck, Becky Houpt, Claudia Schaeffer, Lena Clark, Olivia Hendrickson, Pat Haniffin, Third Row, Left to Right: Nancy Dupuy, Cynthia Nelsen, Pat Millsap, Carol Heston, Helen Spence, Eula McCarroll, Sharon Lagatarius, Jean Deneson, Loretta Thompson, Mary Johnson, Rita Cook, Frances Brownell, Virginia Cain. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Cherry Young, Arlene Rose, Delores Adan, Harriet Brummett, Karen Bates, Beverly Drake, Delrey Galwas, Judy Keeney, Marsha Phiffer, Jodie Brockman, Iris Shuffield, Joyce Feiner, Margaret Stone, Kathy Wiley, Miss Hunter, Sponsor. Fifth Row, Lett to Right: Gayle Ammann, Kenny Keath, King Douglas, Douglas Flamingan, Guna Myers, Jim Krehbiel, Ken Kampe, Anthony Torrico, Raymond Bradford, Jery Kissick, Randy Gilbert, Carrie Wasson, Katherine Nold, Geraldine Delp. WI KEY CLUB First Row, Lett to Right: Rudy Solarez, Fred Baldonaclo, Oscar Perez, Dairl Johnson, Jim McLearn, Dale Malicay, Bill Bruce, Torn Allen. Second Row, Lett to Riuht: Jim Arens, Larry Humphrey, Howard Arquette, Ken Ammann, Jim Krchhicl, Glenn Myers, Wayne Westling, Mr. Patz, Sponsor. Third Row, Left to Right: Dwayne Scheer, Vincent Eder, Ken Kampe, Don Watson, Allen Ryan, Takeo Yamamoto, Phil Kimes, Leonard Dutur, Jim Munce. X i -IAA- DAMSELS First Row, Left to Right: Susan Cantabene, Jeanette Dihance, Charlene Hall, Historian, Sharon Schiavo, Serqeant at Armsq Yeiko Urushibata, Committee Chairman, Noble Yoshioka, President, Bonnie Fonnesbeck, Vice President, Sharon Duhn, Treasurer: Carol Wilson, Jeannie Aclelman. Second Row, Left to Right: Rachael Enriquez, Judy Toy, Lois Rowe, Sharon Lagutaris, Beverly Drake, Teresa Martinez, Judy Norcross, Virginia Conlan, Carmen Sabas. Third Row, Lett to Right: Cecelia Hernandez, Elva Cucva, Cheryl Duncan Cynthia Anderson, Diane Sarkiss, Glenda Terry, Rita Cook, Pam Stock- man, Karen Bates, Edna Duran, Lydia Esparza, Mrs. Johnson, Sponsor, Fourth Row, Lett to Right: Beverly Savant, Kathy Nold, Esther Sloan, Marie Shaw, Kathy Wiley Margaret Stone, Ruthanne Croom, Barbara Andrich, Linda Smith. l fi Z1 RR 1 v u nisv QUSHERS First Row, Left to Right: Rudy Solarez, Sergeant at Arms, Wilton Dufur, President, Vic Tallon, Vice-President, Max King, Secretary. Second Row, Lett to Right: Harold Basset, Fred Baldonado, Bill Whittenburg, Alex Ruiz, Bill Walton, Mits Yamashita, Bill Buian, Edward Burns. Third Row, Left to Right: Don Sarkiss, Vince Amrnarato, Gary Parnell, Dwayne Scheer, Polo Gonzalez, Mike Ferragamo, Jim Munce, Alex Legaspi, Bob Barto, Tom Therrien, Wilton Steerman. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Ken Kampe, Vince Eder, Richard Reed, Jim Krehbiel, Jim Lawson, Howard Arquette, Ken Ammann, Larry Humphrey, Floyd Edwards, Jim Arens, Jerry Lance, Bob Duncan, Mr. Conway, Advisor. i s Cammy Hs CATERETTES CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Eva Maese, Josie Nunez, Revonia Mitchell, Phylis Gashe, Vera Medina. Second Row, Lctt to Right: Nancy Torres, Magarita Gonzales, Lena Clark, Medoria Holloway, Deanne Ciernny, Edna Duran, Virginia Suarez Katherine Aldape, Raquel Enriguez. Third Row, Lett to Right: Rosory Dario, Carolyn Naluai, Elya Cueva, Rachel Duarte, Judy Wygol, Geraldine Gibson, Betty Ann Pierce. Teresa Martinez, Anne Hawkins, Rosalie Young Q PRESS CLUB First Row, Left to Riqht: Jim Yates, Kneelingy Cynthia Nelsen. Helen Eads, Ronald Hall, Kneeling. Second Row, Lett to Right: Janet Finn, Lena Clark, Mary Ann Mayer, Rosanne Fasano, Linda Tiser, Becky Leeds, Sally Carrnona. Third Row, Left to Right: Carol Jarrett, Sharon Chapman, Wayne Westling, Kenneth Butterfass, Julian Skorupski, Betty Jo Collins, Teresa Martinez. V v- in IWW. . . lf o v Q I I i V SJ MULINSBK 1909 FTD' IT' V'I I I Q STUDENT SERVICE CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: Carmcllta luaqucs Brvnrla Clark, Sharon Gullct, Marqcrct Paranwo, Edna Duran Glenna Cook, Nancy Torros, Commlssloncr of Sturlc-nt SPVVIFC' Mmlorla Hollrway, Sharon Livlnqston, Rcyonla Mrtclwf-ll Nrnn AIIQIIHI Second Row, Left to Riqht: Pat Hayatt, Lcna Clark, Carolyn Naluai, Judy Jllclkrns Bctty Ann Prcrcc, Dolorcs Skllwlw Dorn Venn-ons, Pat Edwards, Mr. R, O. Wadv, Sponsor. Third Row, Left to Right: Brll WhlttcnluLtrq, Pat Taqqorf, Frnnris Franklln Judy Slcfkcr, Pat Squibb, Karon Huffman, Vrctor Norwood, Julian Skorunskl. 1' FXKEYAEN FIREMEN Front Row, Left to Riqht: Dwnynr' Sclfwccr, Takoo Yamamoto, Kon Arnmann, Howard Arqucttc, Leonard Dufur, Jrm Muncc. Second Row, Lett to Right: Victor Tallon, Kon Kamrac, Mc-lvin Sirns, Vincent Eder, Jirn Arc-ns, Larry Humphrey, Jim Krchlulrrl Glcnn Myers, Raul Flores, Joe Nation, Mr. Ezcll, Sponsor. -W- ' A D I O I'll t AMATEUR RADIOVCLUB Left to Riqht: Mr. Rclsncr, Sponsor, Jay Thompson, Tom Vasquez, Don Macrz, Larry Young, Loman Pate FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First Row, Left to Right: Carolyn McKcnna Slmrrlll Prrtor-,. rw Graco Colo, Tuna Cluft, Lc-na Clark, Rosalru Rolirtnlmx Allcc Johnson, Roddicna Vxflslmrt. Second Row, Lott to Right: Gary Parnell, Dorothy Carncr, Frances Emwncll La Von Lrcn Margaret Stonc, Kathy Wllcy, Patrlcla Boro Mary Hulcn Strlcgcl, Carolyn Naluar, Vrrgrnra Caln, Pat I-lornkrns, Sharon Stutcs, Mr. Roycs, Sponsor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Front Row, Left to Right: Sharlene Kaneshiro, Pat Carter, Edna Duran, Anne Tagami, Nancy Torres, Linda De La Rosa, Betty Shu, Barbara Depew, Mary Jo Shu. Second Row, Left to Right: Kay Koyama, Marsha Jensen, Charlotte Reed, Alicia Hernandez, Carlene Kuehne, Mrs. Peterson, Sponsor, ,Magarita Gonzales, Lorna Lloyd, Georgia Harms, Eva Maese, Lorraine lmai. Third Row, Left to Right: Linda Batsell, Lillian Sanchez, Donna Shultz, Carole Merley, Rachel Duarte, Sylvia Brown, Patty Thomas, Linda Holder, Emily Gonzales, Linda Ticer, Mary Gonzales. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Mary Holman, Marsha Phieffer, Geraldine Delp, Carole Flack, Donna Monahan, Alicia Denna, Gail Bushway. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Front Row, Lett to Right: Charlene Kaneshiro, Geri Delp, Betty Shu, Janet Finn, Carol Heston, Pat Millsap, Ann Tagami, Sue Urahama, Nina August. Second Row, Lett to Rght: Vera Medina, Josie Cabulong, Carmelita Juaques, Linda Mobley, Carole White, Janet Simmons, Eva Maese, Pat Westfall, Phyllis Gasche, Edna Lardizabal, Lorraine lmai. Third Row, Left to Right: Charlotte Reed, Lordes Sanico, Pat Strickler, Irene Monarrez, lrene Nowell, Donna Menveg, Judy Smith, Sandra Decker, Margarita Gonzales, Beverly Barnett, Youko Miya. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Ann Hawkins, Mr. Ward, Sponsor, Nancy Dupuy. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Bonnie Brandenburg, Barbara Deoew, Eugenia Padilla, Kay Owens, Patty Thomas, Linda Shortt, Judy Sufker, Susan Paul, Jeanie Mace, Mary Jo Shu, Emily Gonzales. Stiff!! CW! SCIENCE CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: Lorraine Imai, Martin Hernandez, Judith Sietker, Ronald Odama, Robert Barto. Second Row, Left to Right: Kay Koyama, Sharlene Kaneshiro, Patty Thomas, Geraldine Delp, Beverly Decm. Third Row, Lett to Right: William Walton, Sam Miller, Bill Looper, Tom Beam, Jerry Kissick, Vince Ammirato, Lowell Herbert, Bill Bruce. LOOK? G THROUGH THE PORTHOLE 0 TUMOI-:Row sr 3,5 I -N J' WA AV ' 4. s V CHEMISTRY First Row, Left to Right: Dan Spayth, Wayne Westling, Pat Hannifin, Ronald Odama, Joanne Finn, Torn Beam. Second Row Lefgt to Right: Virginia Conlan, Nancy Torres, Lena Clark, Cynthia Nelsen, Jean Denison, La Von Lien, Mary Ann Guarino, Mr. Fedchcnko, Sponsor. Third Row, Left to Right: Rohert Barto, William Bruce, Jerry Kissick, Anthony Torrico, Bill Looper, Julian Skorupski, Dairl Johnson, William Walton. Z+Zf4 MATH CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Tom Beam, Rita Cook, Douglas Ebarh. Second Row, Left to Right: Wayne Westling, David Parker, Julian Skorupski, Pat Hannitin, Carol White, Mr. Cyclbar, Sponsor. 1,11 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Front Row, Left to Right: Truma Pate, Donna Hazel, Helen Spence, President, Mary Anne Guarino. Second Row, Left to Right: Pat Hannifin, Virginia Cain, Ruth Anne Croorn, Jean Denison, Kathy Walden, Carlene Kuehne. Standing, Left to Right: Mr, Tattu, Sponsor, Alex Ruiz, Randy Gilbert, Tom Beam, Joe Farrell, Jerry Kissick, Wayne Westling, Bob Barto, Tom Spence. ,A rift. I Nl i SPANISH CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: Virginia Conlan, Grace Cole, Deira Eharb, Linda De La Rosa, Barbara Kuiawa, Don Sarknss, Sharon Wetzel, Joanne Finn. Second Row, Left to Right: Emily Gonzales, Maria Gonzales, Virqinia Suarez, Marneret Gonzalez. Jane Del Rosario, Raquel Enrlquez, Nina Rodrioiiez, Rosalie Rodriquez, Jeannette Diharce, Nancy Torres. Third Row, Left to Right: Mr. Vizcaino, Sponsor, Alicia Hendrickson, Cynthia Anderson, Mary Helen Streinel, Karen Hales Delia Garcia, Phyllis Oline, Harriet Brurninett, Elm Chem Clwixl Banks, Edna Duran, Lillian Sanchez. Fourth Row, Lett to Right: Barbara Aridrlch, Marneret Stone, Jiuly Iklson, Gayle Aninmnn Vince Ammirato, Rayinund Bradford, Kenny Keatli, llareltl Baslei Pat Bc-rg,Marsha Phieffer, Kathy XViley,l.a Von Lien,Alice Dennw i 1...- fws . .i w: an r h V tw .. We tm -sf , ' X Z ART CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: Nina August, Janet Finn, Barbara Yerkie, Zieda Reyes, Kathy Woczanski, Linda Seymour, Phyllis Le Donne, Judy Smith, Beverly Deem. Second Row, Left tc Right: Pat l-lyatt, Pat Pascual, Donna Menveg, Joanne Humphrey, Star Kephart, Gerri Delp, Beverly Thomas, Linda Jones Carol Heston. Third Row, Lett to Right: David Gonzales Pat Squibb, Tommy Romereo, Mrs. Carins, Sponsor ZZ? ,- 16906 DOLPHINS First Row, Left to Right: Susie Chambers, Cheryl Banks, Barbara Depew, Carole Merly, Jackie, Nold, Kathy Walden, Donna Shultz, Teresa Ross. Second Row, Left to Right: Janet Souza, Lillian Sanchez, Claudia Schaefer, Donna Hazel, Sharon Stutes, Geri Delp, Arlene Sasaki, Cheryl Mayo, Elizabeth Watanabe, Virginia Solorez, Marsha Jensen, Beverly Deem, Shirley Neagle, Libby Barkan. Third Row, Left to Right: Carole Flack, Judy Edson, Gayle Ammann, lris Schuffield, Linda Halder, Frances Brownell, Joyce Fliegner. DEVILS CLUB First Row, Lett to Right: Kenneth Frick, Frank Gutierrez, Douglas Gemmel, Donley Trojahn, Ronnie Brisco, Joe Forkquer. Second Row, Left to Right: Mr. A. Luebke, Bob Barger, Joe Acebodo, James Delnort, Dennis Wheeler, Freelin Hummel, Louis Servaas, Bob Howe, Kenneth Loefke. IAC' HONORARY INDUSTRIAL ART CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Victor Kado, Wilton Steerman, President, Bill Whittenburg, Dennis Zimmerman, Wilton Dufur, Albert Mosqueda. Second Row, Left to Right: Luis Martinez, Mr. McCulIer, Tim Tibador, Arthur Valdez, Sergeant- at-Arrnsy Wayne Gcmmel, Mr. Phinney, Sponsor ATHLETICS an ff 'K 3 Y s mx 952 , 1 . S -3, G f K, sw Ja, YM 1? . fi. K 1 W . .HB ,gr K, V fin-Qi. we V yr - is 2 3 4 ff'-gg K 1 , : '. -A 4 - , ,. aww f M1 M zfffwmfwwz , 5 N 5 'M 'L-. Hx r 'gr' m'4K',.L. -lv, , 5, - - . . v . My , -. N0 ,im Mu' V mms! wwf k k M 'N A, I L , W ,,,:LL. A , ,A., mLm,L or V K A LLAL L , 4-1. K U T X11 Al U K in ix ii . . Aff! nk ,Q V. A N- - The Band and Drull Team af the game agaunst Fremont entertasn the spectators Left To Right Ray Newton Harry Connaughton VlrgIIHa1fueId Tyrone Clements -un ox X . ' y . -:. 'Q xx, Q' 1 r III ,LM I .f ' ' - ,c........,,, .XX rf J! Leonard Dufur-Left End Ray Avila-Left Tackle All Marine League-lst Team All Marina League-'Sf Tcam All City-lst Team All CITY-2f1dTeam 14 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Barmmg frmshed ns Marme League season en e blaze of glory agamst San Pedro on November 27, WSU. From thms victory they wcnf into the clfy playoffs agamst Fremont on December Sth. The game was a Tough one and at half Mme the score was trod I9-19. The frnal score found Frcrrvqmt out In fronf 25-I9 VARS ITY on 0 Bob Duncan-Wingback Carl Francis-Right Tackle All Marine League-2nd Team All Marine League-2nd Team Mike,F2fY39al110-Cefifef Jim Krehbiel-Left Guard All Marine League-ist Team All Ma,-me League.2,-td Team All City-2nd Team FCCTBALL First Row, Left to right: Fred Aquino, Bruce Gorton, Pilar Aldape, William Myers, Art Lucero, Ango? Mcncs, Lonnie Geiger, Marcus Gutierrez, Danny Espalin, Harold Nicolas. Second Row, Lett to Right: Teruo Yamamoto, Mike Ferragamo, Art O'Grady, Biii Looper, John Kapu, Leonard Dutur, Toni Hock- mouth, Vince Ammirato, John Urbano, Bruce Struegel, Roy Wiiiiams, Ligin I-rueman. Third Row, Lett to Right: Coach Gene Voilnogle, Charles Jackson, Bob Van Drew, Richard Reed, Ray Avila, Ray Mar- row, Don, Maughn, Dave Mac Miilan, Richard Mc Mahon, Jim Arens, Bob Biakemore, Jerry Hail, Boi- Duncan, Coach Paul Huebner. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Manager, Jack Upton, David Orozco, Gicnn Myers, Jim Krehbiel, Carl Francis, Larry Humphrey, Brian Gray, Ld Sims, George Antol, Todd Martclia, Manager, Robert Miiier, Manager, Robert Barb. 9I gk fi' ,qu 1 Q 5 hump Q 3' - Q .psi ,QMS . A 'XZ t .gr f tv, J R' 5-Q Y, Jz,,L an LL 5 .3 'wk as ge K . vm 51 1 3 f . X fx i Q J, .sa- x QT Y- ! an X in if ! '53 ! 'gt Q B0 hx V , QQ, ,- ,i gil if ,X bg if tg? ,L i f aw? 5 Q Q A fi ,KV .. .K r , ,, v X , J as 5 X 'ic 'Q- , X, , A -,W kk Lkk, , .U-y ,...w K f . F. nf Bruce Striegel-Righf End, Defensive Left End. Bob Blakemore-Right Guard MILK BOWL i Banning 34 , ............ Huntington Park 6 CITY PLAYOFFS Banning 19 ..............,..... ,, Fremont 25 Banning PRACTICE GAMES Jefferson I2 Harold Nicolas-Blocking Back Bruce Gorton-Blocking Back Larry Humphrey-Right End Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning L. B. Jordan 6 Notre Dame I 3 LEAGUE GAMES . . . Gardena L. A. Jordan O Narbonne6 O 6 San Pedro Richard Reed-Right Guard a., ' 1 A if 3 an gg? uf was .LQ Y X in JY , : , , W 1 5 we S f 4iQ9nf ,L 1 . 1 I 1 Danny Espalin 1iO1 bringing down Gardena player, ivar Herron 182: ready to assist. Banning 34 Narbonne 6 Rich McMahon 1221 dives over to score against Narbonne. Bruce Striegel 1521 and Carl Frances 1731 make key block. Bruce Gorton 1351 and Larry Humphrey 1551 also blocking. Banning 34 Narbonne 6 Tcruo Yamamoto 1191 carries ball around Left end,1Ray Avila 1751 and Bob Duncan 1161 ready to assist. Jim Krehbiel 1661, Richard McMahon 1221 and Len Dufur 1591 in background. Banning 34 Narbonne 6 Dan Espalin 1101 makes good gain before tackle Art O'Grady 1331 makes sensational block. Banning 34 Narbonne 6 , . , F iv p- f rf-r f f 5 f A- r Q, -,, 1.1 ,,. ' V' ff 'V v v Y 'rf aw -Y f- .Y I 1: -,Q 7?-M ,. , iv- . an W I ,ww if K f- W if . r- W7' ' f 2' W f ' 1 f 1 F r- Jkk k Wvwm M 'v-www if WT--4..yA....,a - 1 f . , 1 Y 5 1 ll ll Teruo Yamamoto 1191 eludes last Fremont tackler to score first Banning Touchdown in City playoffs Mike Ferragamo 1801, Jim Krehbiel Richard McMahon 1221 is about to be tackled by Fremont player. Car! Francis 1731, Jim Krehbiel 1661 and Bruce Striegel 1521 ready to assist, 1661 and Bruce Gorton ready Banning I9 Fremont 25 to assist. Banning I9 Fremont 25 ' rf?'!1'.I2 v 2 ,-.C 'C ' fy ..., Q f Lf me-flea'-5iMi' 1 i,ii H,.aL-.gi4...f4...L:.. ,,,...,,,,,, ., - . o,t. .vm -eww-W v MM W 1 ' M 177' ff i i T, 1 'QQ .., f F T',ff1'7'771HW.u..A.-.-v ---v W' N f a ' a ' ' -I , ,U C W -.a-W.-..-- -fee-Q W ,N . , , sr? 1 1 7 uv 12? ii, .1 ,,w-vw H- ,gr 1' I 65' 5319 Q, Richard McMahon 1221 front to be tackled by Fremont player attcr good gain. Ray Avila 1751 in K IB- 3? Teruo Yamamoto 1l91 being tackled by two Fremont players. Carl Francis 1731, Jim Krehbiel 1661 Bob Duncan 1161, Larry Humphrey 1551, and Ray Avila 1751 look on. Banning I9 Fremont 25 1 E background. Banning I9 Fremont 25 Q if . 9' ' A .Athi-9l r WMF . J. . FOOTBALL A Q Right: 1251 Paul Henley-Blocking Back 1221 Takeo Yamamoto- ,ighh Fullback 1741 Larry Fisher-Guard 1861 Darrel Robbins-Wing First Row, Left to Right: Kermen Kidwell,vTakeo Yamamoto, Bill Stark, Chuck Dome, Second Row, Left to Right: Paul Henley, Darrel Robbins, Larrv Fisher, Steve Jones, Jim Serris, Dan Spayth, Kent Scitz, Sven Satre. Third Row, Left to Right: Coach Gene Vollnoqle, Harold Wood, Mike 5tephenson, Roy McMakon, Art Valdez, Steve Gilpin, Howard Jones, Gary Turner, Coach Paul Huebner. ' .V are ,,. 1 1 fig lfilf' Q as i Left to Right: 1703 Tom Hockmuth, Left Tacklcg 1255 Glenn Myers, Tail Backg 149i Todd Martell, Fullback. i 166i Bill Stark-Guard 170i Keni Seitz-Tackle 1625 Dan Spayth-Guard 'odd Martell 1491 is brought down by Narbonne player after short gain. vioving in To assist is Glenn Myers 1153. Carl Francis 1731 on ground after blocking out Narbonne player. Banning went on to win 34-6. Glenn Myers 115i scored on II yard run a ' t G d V' A - rafo 127i making good block. gams ar ena' mce mm' ., s ,, 59 Q 35 3 X Q 1' 3, 5 M J A 45 Q Q . X 9 0 0 43 . . .A ,I ' Y W X. M. ., x Q 5 Joe McKenna H41 running a 48 power against Gardena making a nice gain. Banning 26 Gardena 0 Millard Andrich 1103 is running a reverse against Narbonne and making a nice gain. Mike Guerrero 128i . Banning 39 Narbonne 6 Fourth straight Marine League Championship for Banning Bees. Banning 39 San Pedro 7 TOT fne I. U. Yaf TOWIEY lOUV QOIHQ IO make key block. Manuel Torres 130i and Fred Baldonado 1547 are watching the Dlay. Banning 26 Gardena 0 Alex Legaspi 126i running power play for a touchdown, Fefe Smouse l45J Player of the year 'running the interference for him. I Eddie Mares l27i making key black. Bann'n9 26 Gardena 0 '? Banning defense closes in on San Pedro ball carrier, Banning 39 SanPedro 1 1i.FrQAT1:JD 195s BEE FOOTBALL UNDEFEATED CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Banning 26 . . , .......... ,. , Gardena O PRACTICE Banning 39 . . . . . . Narbonne 6 Banning 24 .. .......... ..,... S erra O Banning .. L. A. Jordan 7 Banning 39 .. ..... L. B. Jordan O Banning 39 ... .., San Pedro 7 Banning 39 . . . .. Huntington Park 6 Total 264 . . . . . , . Total 26 Front Row, Left to right: Pat Fowler, Roger Wallace, Alex Legaspi, Fred Baldonado, Ed Mares, Pete Smouse, Millard Andrich, Art Guerrero, Joe Simon, l.. B. Boydstun, Keith Cliburn, Bob Schaffer. Second Row, Left to Right: George Craig, Joe McKenna, Val Candari, Joe Graham, Jim Suguita, Jim Gaitin, Wilson Pittman, Bob Legaspi, Ken Lunning, Manuel Torres, Paul il LOOKI G THROUGH TH li X ,I 4 E, xl X loo Carmona, James Hayes, Terry Cluff. Third Row, Left to Right: Coach Galceran, Joe Richards, : 'J ,xx i 3 X 5. ' . Y. .1 i i i , y BLKQ L 7 1 s I' RINE LE GUE Cl'iAMP1U S War have just closed one of the most spectacular Bee football seasons in our school history. Sensational Taillvack Alex Legaspi scored twelve touchdowns and passed for five others. Reserve Taillvaclc Oscar Pere: completed five touchdown passes. Right End L. B. Boyd- stun received six passes in a single game against San Pedro for a total of 162 yards and finished the year utith seven touchdowns, Still another tailback, foe lVIcKenna, scored five times. Right Halfhack Millard Andrich zvho played in every game the past 3 seasons, carried the lmall three times in the 58-7 rout of LA. Iordan. and made a touchdown on each attempt, to give him a total of seven for the season. The powerful team Ni scored 41 touchdowns to the opposition's 4. They averaged 40.5 points per game in League Plan which labels them the point-aaminute team. Guards Pete Smouse and Pat Foivler made many touchf downs possilvle with hone-crushing lwloclfing. They rate with lim Bergman and lVlike Ferragamo as great B-Linemen. Our inspired Bees have zvon 21 straight games and four consecutive lwarine League Championships, proving that footlvall is a game of lvloching and tackling. This years graduating Seniors are Fred Baldonado. Ken Lunning, lVIanuel Torres, Alex l.egaspi. Val Candari and Cofffaptains Pete Smousc, and lwillard Andrich. Richard Giardina, Avery Powers, Joe Coleman, Mike McCarty, Larry Howard, Henry Pacheco, Jesse Mendez, Frank Doran, Pete Golla, Sal Saiz, David Flores, Curtis Nuez, Coach Carrese. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Bill Tennant, Manager, David Esparza, Alfred Suarez, Burt Rains, Jose Escobedo, Jess Urban, Sam Gamez, Kenny Purser, Larry Batsell, Jerry Lewis, John Negrete, Maricio Palrna, Steve Smouse, Pete Fowler, Dennis l-lelrn, Victor Kobayoshi, Manager PORTHOLE OF TOMORROW IOI UNDEFEATED CHAMPIONS Millard Andrieh- Right Half-first string All Marine League Pat Fowler-Guard--- first string All Marine ' League Pete Smouse-Guard Player ofthe Year All Marine League L. B. Boydstun-End- first string All Marine League ' Joseph SimonjBack -First String 'All Marine League we Starting Line-Bee Football Alex Legaspl Back -First string All Marine League First Row, Left to Right: Right End: L. B. Boydstun, Right Tac kle: Art Guerrero, Right Guard: Pete Smouse Left Tackle: Pat Fowler, Center: Fred Baldonado, Left Tackle: Rodger Wallace, L eft End: Joe McKenna. Second Row, Lett to Right: Wing Back: Millard Andrich, Blocking Back: Eddie Mares, Tail Back: Joseph Simon, Full Back: Alex Legaspi, Keith Cliburn, and Oscar Perez standing with Coach Jim Galceran. I02 . .axfgaf J w '-: 1 L . ' L Lcft-Edward Mares-Back-2nd team AIN L f N X I Marine League LN, A '3 3 Riqmwnm casein-Back 11 6 4 9 'J 9 4 . ,Lf QL V 5 V, I hgh, D 4 v L , H Q A f f ' -PM A Q . ,L ws N O. lmjx, ,.k. L W. - if QS: A I 'f , . -Q ,f1'f,: 3-sg WWIS , Fin X .QT-V, s. ' fxg5:,.. j Q-K .- ,!jQ.w- gg: EW sis ' L -elf: - .fb SIESQ-. ' .1-ffm.-. K-Y ii' ' M ez- YX.':, 'in:f-xl? . '-f?5'f'?Y M' - V - an is mf 059- A . N---.., L 'S' - Rffviw W.: Q. ,f .. '-'-rm-....,,,k f-Hgvg.,-ww., ,Je ug Y X, .. -r. ,Ml . . QL- Nag ? n ' fy. ff' xv - wif w , f f X , in 42 ' Left-Joe McKcnna-End- Znd f X A X. strung All Marlnc League 3-,mix L E Rxght--Oscar Perez-Back-2 nd - , V Q 'Q ' 4 A strung All Marnnc League n .- , . s- ' - ' wiv :Q-12 3: L .. L' Us X - L L if A . L L ff- E V 'L N - L rl-ff-Fred BaldonadoAcemCf ' f Rlghf-Jam Sugulta- - - L ' L fx Q:-. ' f WL ,Q R ,, B ,, , .QA zwfq . ,..m,' , 1 X N3 oug an rl q 'gusw Mft. :ew f 3, t N ' 'ff Bccstakc Maranc Lcaguc 2E?fiE ' A' 'V -if -Q ' A--L f n 2 CNDWDIOUSWD IU flnal QEWC , -1 -L Q-elim . -' ' n ' i n Y ' Q- 'E l' 2 against San Pedro iff K - 'v fu 1 ,L ,f 1.ff.W Lf- , L . ,H - -...- --ww . f 'f151:isfsfff'9E?rfgff+fffL:f Aizszffse 39 SM PWC 7 H , -A ,ff -. ' ' V-ff.. f.,. ysa fg nk- .A .Q , 'M ' ,gp X p. tf1?9,.g5.f::5-- f f'X J 4' 6 , is wif-QL, , K, M-,M'fw.5? 1 -1 vw .. ww Yu., Left-Art GuerrerohTackIc R ugh?-Fr ank Duran-Tacldc Lcft-Keith Cliburn-Tackle Rnghf--Roger Wallace--Tackle . .,., .f.- , Q R Hf.,,x , I N 4 gs W W ,X Q5 w v F .ev EL 2 L .L fu -5 ,, , Xl f if hw QT'-'A ' XXV' N A , N,., J . - 1 N X Q.. X f .g s L fi iefvaf 1 ' 'I 4 , ri' - : i'w .i, .L f SQ- ,-.MW . .-Q , ll.- , lf .,.. L, ,.. - L 4 'KG' Q 1 ,.1. m tl, 1 smvu. w.Lx.w-.fu .. WL.. L-1 ww vnumanfvufkvgmmzsnawn-:mn .4 Loft-Curtis Nucz-Back Center-Bobby Legaspi-Back-Znd team Al!Mar1nc League Right-Val Candari-Back VARSITY ASKETBALL Richard Payne Melvin sim, 42 Alex Ruiz Jim Schuler Rn Hansen 'fr Bob Ryan Ron Floyd Edwards Jim Lawgqnr Ken Amman.. w 19921 H R1 QR F' . I I x 1: w E .. gi l ,V gg v NN I Y' is Q I Q , I if 2--' ?' my 'F J V BASKETBALL Kneeling, Left to Right: Jim Rose, Manager Coach Viculin, Clyde Chandler. Standing, Left to Right: Claudc Ammons, Bill Broot, Don Harrison, Tom Philips, Roger Orr, Steve Frank, Al Ryan, Jerry Lance, Gerald Burks, sage f iii iieqgiggfi it x N4 -Hi. M oss WT it to vt C-BASKETBALL CHAMPS Bottom, Lett to Right: Kachchi Cazou, Joe Pomeriskie Edward Burns, Fred Morris. Kneeling, Left to Right: Rudy Menarez, Bobby Teasmer lCo-captainl, Sergio De Los Reyes. Standing, Left to Right: David Quiiano fCo-captainl, George Wise, Jack Mackey, Jim Peters, Ron Gagne, Mike Alegkia, 8, ar ma Wm N . - ,HMM ,. M ,, ,W ,,,, ,.... ., B-BASKETBALL Front Row, Left to Right: Daniel Hashimoto, Jirn Munce, Lon Kettering, Johnny Tufelc, Tom Allen. Second Row, Left to Right: Franklin Crisanto, Manager, Dennis Dixon, Ben Firethunder, Doug Flanagan, Ray Bowden, Sandy Robertson, Herb Richardson, Earl Johnson, Mr. Ezell, ,QL J . . .,,,.y . K . ,. X is LM ., .,- it qi splillyc., Munras . . . ibW'W6 . 42 by .Z Nlhh' .sf f 4 SL A53 CROSS COU TR 1' Banning .. ' Canoga Park Van Nuys . Banning . . Washington L. B. Jordan Jamboree Torrance .. Banning , . Narbonne . Gardena . . L. A. Jordan Leag Banning . . Gardena . . Narbonne . Banning ,. Banning . . L. A. Jordan Banning .. San Pedro . Marine L Narbonne . Banning . . San Pedro . Jordan . . . Gardena . . 13 1 M tt .E -' E fi: int ei? 'qi . Q X - so gsuivzm Y,ANMlg, 3 2 X J. Varsity X-Country Practice Meets Jr. Varsity X-Country Practice Meets Banning .......,..,. 19 Van Nuys ...., . . 46 Canoga Park ... ,. 101 Banning .... . . , . 33 Washington . , . . . 40 L. B. Jordan ... .. 61 Jamboree Banning .... . . 15 Narbonne . . . . . 53 Gardena . . . . . 190 Torrance ............ 158 Jordan ,.........,.. 162 League Meets Banning .....,...... 15 Gardena . . . , . 93 Banning . . , . , 20 Narbonne .. . . , 44 Banning .,.. . . 17 L. A. Jordan .., ,. 65 Banning ............ 23 San Pedro ........... 71 Marine League Finals Banning .,.......... 15 Narbonne ........ , . 64 San Pedro No Team lGardena1 No Team Uordanl QNNIJZ, QARNINQ Varsity Cross Country Front Row, Left to Ri ht: Bill Buian, Fernando Padilla Joseph Herrera, Mike Urioste, Richard Orr, Eddie Torres. Second Row: Luis Martinez, Glenn Mitchell, Bob Howe, Phillip Bowman, Harold Bollen, Wilton Steerman, Bruce Van Horn. Third Row:Coach Pete Zamperini, Bill Cibrowski, Johnny Fortson, Manuel Navarette, Pete Glusac, Jim Hart, Freelin Hummel, Ted Cook. 1 Tenth Grade X-Country Practice Meets Banning ............ 22 Canoga Park ... ,. 55 VanNuys .. 110 Banning , ..,., . . 17 Washington . . , . . 72 L. B. Jordan ... ., 140 Jamboree Banning ... .. 22 Torrance , . . . . 42 Narbonne . . . , . 94 Gardena ............ 154 Jordan ....,.,.,.... 158 League Meets Banning ..,.....,... 29 Gardena . . . . . 42 Banning .... . . 15 Narbonne . . . . . 50 Banning .... . . 16 L. A. Jordan ... .. 76 San Pedro ...... ,.,.. 2 7 Banning ....,....,., 28 Marine League Finals Banning .,.......... 22 Gardena . . . . . 79 San Pedro . , , , . 84 Narbonnc . . . . . 88 Jordan .,., , . 134 g51S1N1NlSft s..5 . ,gps 1 ig. - . 'BKNNIJQ8 i ' 10th Grade Cross Country First Row, Lett to Right: David Mayncz, Danny Ponce, Ralph Burdette, Brent Ray, Jessie Hcrcrlia, Danny Barqer. Second Row: Ray Palmer, Eci O'Farrell, Raymond Gelston, Robert Scoggins, Manuel Quintana, Dcnnia Renick, Joe Alvarez, Tony Padilla. Third Row: Coach Pete Zamparini,M1ller Hernandez, Charles Akers, Larry Beamsley, Louie Rodriquez, Ralph Hunter, David Valdez, James Akers David Smittle, Varsity Football players receiving their Awards. E f The Varsity Club and 'Faculty are Serving at the Awards Banquet. All City Football Awards Kneeling, Left to Right: Ray Avila, 2nd Team, Teruo Yamamoto, lst Team. Standing, Left to Right: Len Dufur, lst Team, Coach, Paul Huebner, Richard McMahon, lst Team, Coach, Gene Vollnogle and Miko Ferragamo, 2nd Team. lOth Grade Cross Country Team receiving their Awards Bee Football players receiving their Awards. ATHLETICS AWARD BANQUET Serving at the Athletics Award Banquet: Left to Right Paul Huebner, Vincent Carrese and Mike Ferragamo. VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS TEAMS I First Row, Left to Right: Jimmy Lees, Gary Gohrnan, Charles Kudra, Danny Daugherty, Randy Gilbert, Larry Ely, Tommy Spence, Second Row, Left to Right: Crail Hopkins, Ray Garlow, Mike l-lernandez, Ralph Dogil, Conrad Dogil, Dale Malicay, Vernon Curtis, VVayne Wcstling, Bob Niles, Coach Hinds. Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning VARSITY TENNIS Practice Games 8 ...-....... Milikan -Santa Barbara: Canceled . ........... Wilson 6 5 ..,.. Huntington Park 6 ,..... South Torrance League Games 7 .......,,.. Gardena I ,.... . . Narbonne 7 . . . ...,. Jordan 4 .......... San Pedro JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Practice Games 6 ... .,...... Nlilikan -Santa Barbara: Canceled . .. Wilson 3 6 ..... Huntington Park 6 ...... South Torrance League Games Gardena . , . . Narbonne 5 2 6 .,.,........ Jordan 6 ,. Gardena With seven returning Iettermen, the Banning Varsity Tennis Team opened the season by winning three pre-season victories over Wilson. Milikan and Huntington Park, while losing only to Santa Barbara. To start Marine League play, the varsity team beat Gardena, then lost to title-bound Nar- bonne, but came back to triumph over Iordan and edge out San Pedro. After the first round of league play, they had a 3-I league record. and a 6-2 seasonal mark. Tommy Spence and Conrad Dogil, doubles. all 1 - 1 -i .1-.ggi-.iiel .,, ga. N J Ralph Dogil, serving. Z W, I INV l EW 'i X. .SV :Q , K R.. A ft YMNASTICS GYMNASTICS Banning 54 .. Banning 36 .. Banning 31 ..., Banning 62 V2 . . . Banning 46 .... Practice League . Venice 71 Gardena 63 Narbonne 88 Jordan 57 V2 San Pedro 74 GYMNASTIC George Gonzales doing an Iron Crossfl First Row, Lett to Right: Manuel Nieves, George Gonzales, Larry Hanson, Tony Chaves. Second Row, Left to Right: Edwin Skorupski, Larry Warner, Phil Kimes, Mike Duran. Third Row, Left to Right: Don Martinez, Mits Yamashita, Darrel Ramey, Bill Burly. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Dairl Johnson, Leon Cole, Tom Beam, Robert Barb. Fifth Row, Lett to Right: Douglas King, Mel Webb, Coach Paul Huebner, B VARSITY GYMNASTIC Tony Chaves lfront leverl. ,li . 1 . '- r-. 445121, ' ff - K - - I -432353513 - FX? QSQQTQ 1 ROPE CLIMB Mits Yarnashita. BEE SWIMMING First Row, Left to Right: Keith Cliburn, Bart Lovias, Danny Allingham, Pete Fowler, Abe Corpus, Gene Saito, Second Row, Left to Right: Bobby Shepard, Art Olsen, Mike Padore, Rudy Espinoza, Sam Phineas, John Negrette, Maury Palma. Third Row, Left to Right: Gene Vollnogle, Coach, Mike Henry, Stephen Gregg, Richard Woods, Richard Roseberry, Stewart Lennox, Ben Firethunder, Danny Hashimoto. VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM First Row, Left to Right: Bill Looper, Dick Groscup, Jim Munce, Val Candari, Millard Andrich. Second Row, Left to Right: Coach Vollnogle, Gary Turner, Robert Miller, Don Harrison, Dale Alcorn, Danny Spa, Harold Wood. Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning VARSITY BROAD ,iff- VARSITY 880 YARD DASH Left fo Right Harold Boland, Jerry Lance Glen Mitchel, Jerry Hart. L Skid! VARSITY TRACK IPJQSEI VARSITY TRACK SCORES Banning 74V2 Gardena 29V2 Narbonne 42 Jordan 54V2 San Pedro 59 Van Nuys 57 JUMP Jerry Dyer if .Jw The Track Season this year proved favorable. Varsity was between 10 points of defeating Iordan and San Pedro. Bee placing 2nd, dropping 3 points from defeating Iordan. Cee team was undefeated. VARSITY-Placed Third. BEE-Placed Second. CEEk-Placed First. VARSITY HURDLES Leff to Right: Leonard Dufur, L. B. Boydstun, Jim Arens, VARSITY POLE-VAULT Mits Yamashita ARSITY HIGH JUMP Raul Flores. Q VARSITY zzo YARD DASH Q Left to Right Charles Jackson Mglvin Sims Todd Martella lHndden1 First Row, Lett to Right: Ray Palmer, Jack Belvin, Bill Mano, Paul Carmona, Bob Moreno, Gary Grablc, Gene McCIendon. Second Row, Lett to Right: John LeFeycr, Jim Akers, George Craig, Bob Howe, Jim miie Summcrix, Charles Akers, 0 Alex Legaspi, Third Row, Lett to Right: son, Jack Archaleft, James King, Larry Beamsly, Freelin Hummel, Terry Lee, King Douglas, Louie Rodriqucs, Coach Zamperini BEE 100 YARD DASH Lett to Right John Lafeyer Gary Grable l:Hiddeni, Gene BEE HURDLES Lett to Right: Bill Mano lPartially Hiddenl, George Greg, Bobby Moreno, Alex Legaspi Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning McClcndon, Bill Mano BEE TRACK SCORES 50 .............. Gardena 45 60 ............. Narbonne 35 44-V3 .. .. Jordan 49-V3 6l .... ... San Pedro 33 . Sl V2 .. . . Van Nuys 42V2 BEE BROAD JUMP Herbie Richardson jumps, as Roy Williams looks on 5 ri ny l. M, 'N CEE 180 YARD DASH Lett to Right: Charles La Pack, Leon Ayers, Robert Colbert FRACK S First Row, Lett to Right: Joseph Herrera, Charles LaPack, Richard Orr, Danny Allingham, John Parrasa, Ernie Padilla, econd Row, Lett to Right: Raymond Reyes, Eliot Sprewell, Carl Hanley, Ed O'Farril, Dwayne Duncan, Joe Graham, Dan Barger, Richard Ruiz. Third Row, Lett to Right: Coach Carresc, Jay Jacob- son, Kieth Arndt, Robert Cobert, Leon Ayers, George Crane, Ray Gelstin, Manuel Duran, Steve Lafana, Coach Pete Zamoerini. 5 A J, ... cfs: , . W . c . ., f .ai-aw' - l of-Y . BEE 220 YARD DASH Lett to Right: Herb Richardson lHiddenJ , Gary Grable Charles Lafeyer. CEE TRACK SCORES-League Games Banning 55 .............. Gardena 3l Banning 77V2 .. Narbonne 8Vz Banning . . . .... JOI'Cl3n CEE 130 YARD DASH Banning 6l V2 . . . . . San Pedro 24V2' Eliot Sprewell Banning 63 . . . . . Van Nuys 23 f' !,-lku.J A Coach Carresc, Herb Richard- SB Batting: Bruce Gorton. Bill Walton on Deck. VARSITY BASEBALL Our Varsity Baseball Team won their third consecutive Marine League Championship and finished the regular season with a 12-2 record. Ray Hansen, a San Pedro transfer, led the team in hitting with a .445 aver- age. Three year letterman Marcus Gutierrez drove in 8 runs and batted 308. Another three monogram winner, Alex Legaspi, closed out his high school career batting .333. Centerfielder Richie Payne finished fast to wind up with a .364 average. Billy Walton hit two 'iout of the park home runs and main- tained a .316 average. All of these boys are graduating seniors and were selected to the All-Marine League Team. luniors lim Arens, lim Gaitin, and Danny Espalin give Coach Galceran the nucleus to make it four straight titles since they are returning next season. Arens led all the pitchers with a 10-1 season record while striking out 49 opponents in as many innings. He has an outstanding chance to be selected the Player of the year. Gaitin, his receiver, led the team in RBl's with 9 and hit .318 while allowing only 1 stolen base in 14 games. Espalin hit .313 and is expected to have a sensational senior season. As the Annual goes to press, we are playing in the Dorsey Tournament. for the City Champiinship. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Our Baseball Team has rolled up an impressive 12-1 record with a chance to wind up as co-Champions of the Marine League. Curtiss Nuez, Roger Orr, Bob Legaspi and Glenn Myers have led the hitting attack while George Wise and Bill Brodt have been out- standing on defense. Larry Fisher, less Mendez and Mike Alegria make up a strong pitching staff. Practice Games Saul Escudaro. Banning 4. ...............................,......,..... Millikan 3 Banning l5 , .... ............................. S anta Barbara 1 Banning IO ...... ..... L ong Beach Wilson 9 Banning 2 A ......,. ..,. .......,........ W e stchester O Banning 8 . ,....,,..,...,.,..........., South Torrance 3 League Games Banning 12 .. ...................................,,,,.,,,.. Gardena 4 Banning 4 ., ,. .. ..,.,....,....,.....,....... ..... N arbonne 2 Banning 19 .....,... .. Jordan 2 Banning l . .. .... San Pedro 2 r x rr Champ ill i 3 fl, MARINE LEAGUE First Row, Lett to Right: Danny Espalin, Bill Walton, Bruce Gorton, Alex Legaspi, Marcus Gutierrez, Jim Gaiiin, Ruben Luna. Second Row, Lett to Right: Jim Galceran, Coachg Jim Alexander, Jim Arens, Ray Hanson, Richey Payne, Bob Woods, Manager, David Quiiano vARsirY sAsssAu. scones MARINE LEAGUE CHAMPION! Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning ll Il 10 8 2 8 5 2 ll 5 7 4 2 8 Practice Games ...............Alumni Millikan Santa Barbara .. L.B.Wilson Westchester ............SouthHigh League Games Gardena Narbonne ...Jordan SanPedro .... Gardena Narbonne ..... Jordan SanPedro Varsity Baseball Ray Hanson, First Baseman. First Row, Left to Right: Curtiss Nuez, Mike Vrioste, Bob Teasmcr, Mikc Alcgria, Mike Guerre Second Row, Lett to Right: Jim Witmiro, Manager, Ches Johnson, Jesse Mendez, Ron Williar Arnold Johnson, Bob Legaspi, George Wise, Alfred Gariby, Manager. Third Row, Left to Rigl Frank Hardy, Coachg Bill Stark, Larry Fisher, Bill Brodt, Rogcr Orr, Larry Howard, Glenn Mye First Row, Left to Right: Loretta Thompson, Elya Cucva, Jane Del Rosario, Mary Helen Striegal, Carolyn Naluai, Estell Franco, Mary Tracy, Carolyn McKenna. Second Row, Left to Right: Eva Maese, Frances Duran, Grace Cole, June Cotfclt, Dusty Advincula, Rosalie Rodriguez, Mary Lou Hernandez, Yuoko Miya, Cecelia Hernandez, Nancy Torres, Vera Medenia. Third Row, Lett to Right: Miss Brawley, Deanne Ciemny, Rose Ann Fasano, Carmen Sabas, Betty Fuller, Lena Clark, Linda Del la Rosa, Rachael Duarte, Rachael Enriguez, Teresa Martinez, Connie Clepper, Lillian Gutierrez, Carolyn Brown, Betty Pierce, Fourth Row, Lett to Right: Adoleta Modica, Dolores Skibbe, Mary Johnson, Pat Hyatt, Virginia Solarez, Revonia Mitchell, Pam Stockman, Alice Christian, Naoni Fernandez, Elsie Montalvo Alice Johnson, Virginia Smith, Charlotte Loguet, Janice Hardy, Dorothy Carner. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Roberta Gety, Broni Strom, Charlene Hall, Esther Sloan, Barbara Andrich, Yvonne Page, Ruthann Croona, Carrie Wasson, Cherry Young, Kathy Wiley, Judy Backencamp, Sharon Bursick, Marie Conrad, Evelyn Stampcr, Judy Pike, Eugenia Padilla, Bunny Stone. G. A. A. CABINET First Row, Lett to Right: Bunny Stone, Recording Secretary, Carrie Wasson, President, Cecelia Hernandez, Vice President. Olga Gonzales, Corresponding Secretary. Second Row, Left to Right: Grace Cole, Publicity, Youko Miya, Historian, Rachel Enriquez, Treasurer, Carmen Sabas, Color Captain, Donna Hazel, Sports Manager, Nobie Yoshioko, Sports Manager. Third Row, Left to Right: Cathy Cooke, Color Captain, Virginia Smith, Cheerleader, Joyce Sipple, Sports Manager, Hilda Avila, Color Captain, Rita Cook, Cheerleader, Mary Johnson, Cheer- leader, Janice Hardy, Color Captain, Tina Cluff, Color Captain. GIRLS' SPORTS DRILL TEAM OFFICERS Lett to Right: Pat Guerrero, Vice President, Phyllis Le Donnc, Secretary, Miss Bouska, Sponsor, Carol McGinley, President, Miss O'Callaghan, Sponsor, Pam Stockman, Treasurer, Eleanor Cardona, Non-Marching Manager. GYM LEADERS First Row, Left to Right: Charotte Loquet, Jane Del Rosario, Carmen Sabas, Diane Matsumoto, Youko Miya, Sharon Milam, Dusty Advincula. Second Row, Left to Right: Judy Backencamp. Joan Ryan, Tina Clutf, Bunny Stone, Hilda Avila, Rita Cook, Yvonne Page, Eugenia Padilla. Third Row, Lett to Right: Maggie Mitchel, Valera Ledbetter, Medoria Holloway, Teresa Martinez, LouAnn Krueger, Cecelia Hernandez, Shirley Jones f-'A ,- ,-,ff J-3-4 First Row, Left to Right: Grace Cole, Angela Martinez, Emily Salcido, Carol Roberts, Zereta Wheeler, Jeannette Diharce, Rosemary Salcido, Tammy Nowell, Linda Mobley, Sandy Stephens. Second Row, Left to Right: Yeiko Uriushlbata, Kathy Nursall, Frances Duran, Sharon Milam, Janet Finn, Becky Houpt, Carolyn Hatcher, Sally Carmona, Rose Ann Fasano, Carol McGinley, Lydia Esparaza. Third Row, Left to Right: Judy Norcross, Jean Adelman, Carol Wilson, Jessie Covarubias, Olga Gonzales, Carmen Sabas, Rosalie Mendez, Judy Toy, Cecelia Hernandez, Cecelia Lara, Patsy Neagle, Sandra Decker. Fourth Row, Lett to Right: Judy Thornton, Phyllis LeDonnc, Carol Henderson, Mary Lou Hernandez, Anne Hawkins, Louann Krueger, June Coffelt, Jonnie Siyley, Pat Tracy, Linda Jones, Sharon Schiavo, Gloria Rhea. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Jeannie Mace, Rosalie Vigil, Elsie Montalvo, Judy Gray, Sandra Green, Pat Guerrero, Judy Fritts, Andrea Perkins, Pam Stockman, Sharon Duhn, Linda Smith, JoAnn Ladriere, Charlene Hall, Broni Strohmr DRILL TEAM W LOOK G THROUGH TH X kt ir? II6 'N.. Sixth Row, Lett to Right: Linda Godinez Marcia Warden Margaret Stone K'tt , , , I en Nowell, Cheryl Duncan, Susan Paul, Star Kephart Alice Derma Barbara Kuhawa Mar A G ' , , , l y nn uarino, Millie Hansen, Judy Wrought Coralie King, Kathy Nold, Joy Qualls. Seventh Row, Left to Right: Margaret Orozco, Mary Holman, Judy Hamilton, LaVon Lien, Jo Anne Finn, Beverly Thomas, Carrie Wasson, Bonnie Reichel, Joan Hendry, Julie League, Sandy Hudson, Mary Tracy, Grace Guarino, Eleanor Cardona, Carolyn Naluai. Not Photographed: Mary Anderson, Sharon Blank, Irene Gutierrez, Lillian Gutierrez, May Kondo, Jo Mar tinez, Louise Mendez, Olga Mora Bett A P' ' ' ' , y nn ierce, Julie Reade, Sharon Ruick, Donna Nen, Beverly Savant, Dortha Simon, Janet Tyler, Sharon Waite, Linda Ware, Pat Edwards, The Banning Drill Team, dressed in white sailor uniforms, trimmed in red and black, perform at all Varsity football games. In order to become a member of the drill team a girl is required to attend all home football games, have a C average, no Ll's from more than one teacher, a good attendance record, have the ability to keep in step with music, and to memorize and execute drills. PORTHOLE 0 HJMORROW f 12TH GRADE GAA Front Row, Lett to Right: Maggie Mitchell, Youko Miya, Eugenia Padilla, Judy Backencamp, Sharon Milam, Tina Cluff, Hilda Avila Dusty Adyincula, Alice Christian. Second Row Left to Right: Estella Franco, Barbara Crowl, Grace Marie Cole: Patricia Hyatt, Edna Davis, Revonia Mitchell, Betty Ann Pierce, Irene Gutierrez, Carolyn Brown, Rosalie Rodriguez, Third Row, Lett to Right: Lena Clark, Joy Mumford, Jacque Harris, June Coffelt, Louann Krueoer, Carrie Wasson. Rachel Enriquez, Mary Helen Striegel, Pam Stockman, Janet Finn, Nina August, Carmelita Jangaon. Fourth Row, Lett to Right: Shirley Jones, Diane Matsumoto, Esther Sloan, Kathy Forsman, Olga Gonzales, Linda DeLaRosa, Anne Tagami, Joyce Sipple, Virginia Suarez, Nancy Torres, Valera Ledbetter, Frances Duran. 11TH GRADE GAA Front Row, Left to Right: Mary Tracy, Broni Strom, Cathy Cook, Rachel Duarte, Mariorie Carrasco, Rosie Castillo, Rachel Alvarado, Judy Gelston, Connie Schleper, Lillian Gutierrez, Janice Hardy, Carmen Sabas. Second Row, Lett to Right: Gloria Gutierrez, Nora Dyche, Angela Martinez, Vera Medina, Pat Squill, Donivee Buchey, Gloria Rhea, Arlene Cruz, Mary Phineas, Elaise Tavera, Magdalena Rodriguez, Carol Romero, Virginia Conlan. Third Row, Lett to Right: Edna Duran, Judy Pike, Phyllis Gasche, Deanne Ciemny, Rosalie Young, Sandy Cocker, Carolyn Naluai, Virginia Smith, Betty Fuller, Rose Anne Fasano, Adeleta Modica, Mary Ernst, Dolores Skibbe, Roberta Getz, Charlotte Loquet. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Barbara Andrich, Rita Cook, Jean Denison, Sharon Ruick, Linda Walker, Evelyn Stamper, Marie Hall, Noble Yoshioka, Judy Toy, Charlene Hall, Bev Savant, Melver Brown, Bernice Williams, Bunny Stone, Kathy Wiley. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Mary Johnson, Ruthanne Croom, Jane Del Rosario, Yvonne Page, Sharon Bursick, Teresa Martinez, Alice Johnston, Maxine Pena, Judy Hamilton, Judy Wygal, Sandy Stephens, Cecelia Hernandez, Joan Ryan, Loretta Thompson, Carolyn McKenna, Dorothy Carner. 10TH GRADE GAA First Row, Lett to Right: Dorothy Salas, Rebecca McKenna, Aida Gonzalez, Alcie Hernandez, Rita Scalise, Mary Mayolette, Rebecca Mendez, Georgia Harms, Lillian Sanchez, Theresa Ross, Linda Paul, Barbara Linn, Marilyn North, Carol Walker, Jackie Delnort. Second Row, Lett to Right: Yolanda Aguirre, Rose Mary Tejeda, Emma Pina, Dorothy Flores, Agnes Paculba, Carmen Cruz, Janet Key, Kathern Norman, Judy Pippin, Sylvia Brown, Linda Batsell, Pat Carter. Third Row, Left to Right: Cynthia Gomez, Jean Alvarado, Judy Edson, Geraldine Merran, Roberta Hall, Linda Holder, Josephine Sanico, Frances Method, Truma Pate, Jo Thompson, Jean Williams, Lorna Lloyd, Emily Gonzales, Linda Ledbetter, Karleen Eckard. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Anita Madrigal, Jan Payne, Lynda Cutsinger, Sherrie Thetford, Sharon Thetford, Brenda Montizor, Charlotte Michael, Madze Smouse, Jackie Nold, Carolyn Christian, Julie De Lozier, Linda McGaw, Bonnie Brandenburg, Gail Amundson, Carolyn Johnson. Fifth Row, Lett to Right: Lydia Armas, Mary Jo Shu, Kathy Walden, Donna Hazel, Yolanda Solis, Connie Dobbs, Tessa Killian, Julie McEwen, Daren Thomas, Kathy Mulligan, Carolyn Smith, Linda Shortt, Lorraine lmai, Pat Thomas, Sharlene Kaneshiro, Elizabeth Watanabe. Sixth Row, Lett to Right: Madeleine Andaya, Libley Barhan, Nancy Bilyeu, Mary Nuno, Tudie Bettis, Barbara Depew, Carole Merly, Carole Hack, Arlene Sasaki, Mary Lou Ramirez, Emily Ramirez, Sharon Wetzel, Jerry Ann Richey, Sharon Stutes, Charlene Percy, Diana Williams, Brenda Clark. 'ns L GAA ARCHERY Sitting, Left to Right: Sandra Decker, Madge Smouse. Standing First Row, Left to Right: Bonnie Brandenburg, Brenda Montizor, Gloria Gutierrez, Marilyn North, Sharlene Ka-ieshiro, Truma Pate, Rosalie Rodriguez, Barbara Linn, Barbara Andrich. Second Row, Left to Ri7ht: Tessa Killian ludy Pipoin, Elisabeth Watanabe, Dorothy Flores, Maqdeli-ea Rod-iouez Virginia Conlon Phyllis Gasfthe, Linda Walker. Lorraine lmai Aida Gonzales. Third Row, Left to Rinht: Frances Method, Pat Carter, Linda Shortt, Patty Thomas. Charlotte Michael, Loretta Thompson, Lydia Armas, Rosalie Young, Edna Duran, Carol Walker. GAA VOLLEYBALL Adelita Modica, Anne Tagami, Carrie Wasson, Rachel Duarte, Grace Cole, Judy Hamilton, Linda De La Rosa, Irene Gutierrez, Hilda Avila, Jackie Nold. GAA BASKETBALL Sharon Bursiclc, Olga Gonzales, Charlotte Loquet, Louann Krueger, Noble Yoshioka, Dolores Skibbe, 'Carmen Sabas. GAA SOFTBALL Left to Right: Maggie Mitchell, Frances Duran, Edna Davis, Kathy Foresman, Carmen Cruz, Revonia Mitchell, 'jiri-Inq. Carl Roukema, Manager-Varsity Football Team. Deceased February 2, 1960. Mrs. Corrine Davis. English Department, Deceased February 7, 1960. l20 IN MEMORIAM Their final hour, silent in these halls forevermore. Yet, because we remember, the light of all that they were remains. for 3 solid future Telephone jobs offer the best in town. We invite you to become an important part of the ever-growing, Well paid, communications industry. Ask your vocational counselor about our positions, or drop into one of our nearby Employ- ment Offices. or ask your Operator for ZEnith 10,000 for the Employment Ojice nearest your home pacific telephone I2I X J lllllfo 0 ' 'I TCGS , I f Dr ses - Blouses - Slxirl I Play lol an Lingerie . X. Ill :gl I R A .fz I I fa f. i I J X . XJ L! 805Vz AVALON BLVD. TERMINAL 4-2307 WILMINGTON, CALIFORNIA :coNoMlcAL DRUG STORE KOTT and SMU'-AR I-fd 827 Avalon Blvd. Wilmlnglon. Calif. MARLOW and AZAR HOME APPLIANCES Radios-Television-Records Slereo--HIFI We Fealure Magnavox-Maylag-Hol Poinl' RCA Whirlpool . . . FURD DEALERS . Serving the Harbor Area for 29 Years 336 West Anaheim Wilmington Tfrminal 5-6621 Congralulaiions +o +he Classes of l96O BEACON DRUG COMPANY Prescription Druggisfs lOl East Anaheim TE. 4-3457 JOHNSON OUTBOARDS POWDER Box Beaufy Shop Virginia Schiavo Benion Roberfs B68 N' Avalon TE. 4-982l 9ll Wesl' HBH Sfreei Wilming'l'on, Calif. Wilmingfon TErminaI 4-62OI FRED'S I Television-AppIiances-Furniture SAL S MARKET TErminaI 4,6427 Best Groceries-Meats and Beverages l32I Easi Pacific Coasl' Highway 425 Fries Avenue Wilmingron, California Wilmingfon TE 5-9l77 IZ3 WILMINGTON HARDWARE COMPANY Leading Hardware Dealer 911 No. Avalon Te 4-5251 DREW'S FLOWER SHOP WE GIVE S81 H GREEN STAMPS -...la SP 5-IBI3 TE 4-4579 gf-N z D! nz Ani. I a I c If WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE THE RECORD ISLE For All the Latest Records I07 East Anaheim E. 5-7052 Wilmington, Cal f HAYNES MUSIC STORE TE. 4-2024 635 AVALDN BLVD. WILMINGTON, CALIF- BAUER'S YARDAGE Yardage Cr Notions 1354 N. Avalon Blvd. EZELL'S l360 Avalon Blvd. Wilmington, California Everything for the School G' Office MONTGOMERY'S CLEANERS EQ PRESSERS 1365 Avalon Blvd. Wilmington, Calif. FO0DMAll Best Market in Town 125 W. Pacific Coast Highway Wilmington, Calif. AVALON JEWELERS 819 N. Avalon Blvd. TErminal 4-4732 GLENN ElPPER'S Signature Cleaners-Launderette Telephone: 1350 N. Avalon Blvd. TErminal 4-2759 Wilmington, Calif. CHAMPION MARKET 447 Figueroa St. TE 5-5366 MILL AND LUMBER CO., LTD. HELPING SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BUILD SINCE l923 For Lumber Call Our Number ' In Wilmington ' In Long. Beach 200 Boy View 6980 Cherry TErminol 5-3134 MEtcolf 0-3161 ' In Son Pedro -403 W. 2lst St. TErrninol 3-2444 Western Auto Associates Store 130 East Anaheim Street TErminaI4-1131 Auto Parts and Accessories Tires-Tools-Paints Wheel Goods Sporting Goods Outboard Motors Small Appliances Radios-Televisions Washers-Dryers Ranges-Vacuums-Refrigerators Lawn Mowers-Housewares CLAUSING BROS. Furniture - Appliances - Television 646 Avalon Blvd. TErminal 4-5295 SPEAR'S STORE FOR MEN 821 N. Avalon Blvd. TE 4-4355 VAN'S SHADES o LINOLEUM Wall-to-Wall Carpeting Aluminum Awnings Aluminum Screens Venetian Blinds TErminal 4-6405 Linoleum 722 Avalon Blvd. Draperies Wilmington, Calif. Formica WE PICK UP AND DELIVER BOB'S HASTY TEXACO SERVICE STATION 22225 S. Avalon Torrance TE 5-9l40 JAN'S APPAREL 804 N. Avalon Blvd. TE 5-88I0 Dresses - Sportswear - Lingerie Congratulations! CHAN DLER'S STORE FOR MEN 8l5 Avalon Boulevard Wilmington, California it's COH N'S 738 Avalon Boulevard Headquarters for Darlene Sweaters and Matching Skirts B 81 N CLEANERS 2527 and 2529 E. Carson St. Dominguez TE. 4-7940 DOMINGUEZ REALTY A Community of Friendly People 2653 Carson Street, near Santa Fe 8: Carson Marguerite Waters, Realtor TErminal 4-6823 GArfield 4-6666 s M I T H , S tree pick-up 1, l si-isu. ssnvlcs-3'de'lVe'Y A CARSON s. ALAMEDA L CHARLENFS igzsqgizcrlg ,QHQQQQ ijt 8I7 Avalon, Wilmington, California TErminal-1-2425 JACK'S HARBOR GAS 23900 S. Avalon Blvd. Wilmington, California Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Infants' and Children's Wear Member of Bankamericard Charge Account Plan ALTERATIONS JIMMIE TUXEDO RENTALS The Irish Tailor 8l4 Avalon Boulevard Wilmington, California TErminal 4-4387 Foster's Pharmacy Cosmetics ' Pharmaceutical Products Baby Needs ' Complete Photo Dept. Free Deliveries 2605 East Carson Long Beach ' TErminal 4-5895 o This is the 10th Year we have published if ii: 4 Ill ! llf I Ili- EVERYTHING UNDER ONE ROOF the Pilot Wheel. We've liked Working with the editorial staff Winter-Summer '60. + Hope you like what you sec in this issue. T o TYPOGRAPHY o LINOTYPE o PRINTING 0 LITHOGRAPHY Agway I O YOUR PHOTOGRAPHERH ln Business Since l923 We Travel Anywhere 0 Engagement Portraits ' Candid and Formal Weddings v Family and Club Groups 2901 W. Seventh Street - Los Angeles 5, California - DUnkirk 7-2251 l27 RED and BLACKlE'S A DESSY'S Hamburger Stand Stationery and School Supplies The Best 728-39 Avalon Blvd. TE. 4-22I2 60l Avalon Blvd. Wilmington. Calif. TE. 4-9029 Wilmington ABNER TEACHOUT'S GARAGE ,,,,,,b,,,,,,p 25I7 Carson S+., TErminal 4-l706 - Long Beach I0, California M D . Aa. ' m 'gl'e1' Expert Tuneup Work Complete Motor Overhauling Wilmin ton T e r't C g yp w 1 er o. Expert Brake Work Complete Automotive Electrical Work Cylinder Re-boring ALL WORK GUARANTEED 11:19 E. ANAHEIM STREET WILMINGTON, CALIFORNIA DUN NEWER TE 4 B655 935 No. Avalon Blvd. W TEENS a susrffns TE. 5-6010 Wilmington, Calif. VXLMIZL ' 42, Kaffe 642254455 gffffzzekfyn , ,fj 7 j I X fa!! few? R M o A A f 2ffjQf5fwffe4Zf' fy jfwv f-Q1Mf2fW2QJFlgEg46VpZd,gL4p.ZffL, LQQ6f C2ZQf Zf?Z5EEiiE?55ieZijfgzgjgijavx,1 L7 l04I N TH MANSFIELD VE. - OLLYW D3 ' U 1 UF. fy gm QIEHO. 9. Tb I nu, C M REEZE 603 W. Pacific Coasi' Highway Wilmingion, California DOYLE'S BARBERSHOP 1362 Avalon Blvd. TE. 4-9073 We Specialize in FLAT TOPS ld c1's vuua: snur CARL'S MOTOR CO., INC. Main Office I200 Avalon Blvd. 22961 S. AVALON BLVD. 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