Redondo Union High School - Pilot Yearbook (Redondo Beach, CA)
- Class of 1954
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The large picture at the right, taken in 1900, reveals the south side of the building and the tent platforms of the campsite that provided shelter for the visitors who came to hear the noted lecturers. The small insert picture shows the remodeled building as it opened to house R.U.H.S. It contained five classrooms, two science labs, an ofiice, a furnace room and a faculty of four. 'LThe entire structure was wired for electric lighting and electric bellsf, says the 1906 handbook, proudly. After one year of light schoolkeeping' in two upstairs rooms of the original Masonic Temple, the Red and White moved into its first official home. Q . X . X S. 5 .Q K U- .lf li .XX K WV f fxv 'li aw to x 1 ew T A T U ' XXX I-ff . li . Lu I yn l film 'x I Xi, . 5 . i gy at fix, XX, li' f lifj,-f,...XX sl 'sv , Q 0 A ' V ' ' r I' , fi ,i J ' Xp 71 Q2 , 0 ,. X fit, I' ,f Q7 ,XJ XXX '--l.. lli I . WY lx 9 K rf x r if xv e . F- - . -. .. N--. VM i V l xx YY 'Y 'T 1 ini , T 1' . 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The Sandpiperfs second offspring was the High Tide, mimeographed first in 1919-20. The paper grew rapidly, being printed the next year by the Reflex Company. It was published bi-monthly until 1923 when it became a weekly. It assumed its present form in 1940 when it grew to five columns. The third of R.U.H.S.'s publications, the Compass, appeared Hrst in 1929 as a brainchild of the English department. It took over the presentation of student literary efforts from the PILOT. In 1933 the Writers' Club was founded and continued the project. This club changed its name to the Penpointers in 1937, and has continued to publish the Compass as an annual magazine composed of poetry, sketches and short stories written by the students. 1 V s I I!! T f , f , If , f, , f ,r 1 .XM lax KR. J I ,f V ff , f ff ,fs ' .. X, ! , fx' f.f,!,,,f A , fx , 1. , A 1 I, ' 1 1' ,ff ' f 1 f, Lx,', ft X I B 4 - ' 2 uf T1 f 1. 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YOUNG THE TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY 1915 PILOT ........ ............... E MILY NUGENT Sandpiper and PILOT FILES . . . . . . . MISS GANO and for INFORMATION and INSPIRATION . . . . . . MISS BUXTON L.-kt. fe t '-. Y' Ji -s 1 tl fi+ffoft Hifi A. 1 1' 11' if ,f V Q,-, 2, r f .4 af- . it x -1.3- H A f' ff f1,e.A..2i ,g 4 Q fx Q' . UC la ' i I -,U . ju! t vu J ' H 5' A 1 I K .Q . L .1 - Y w..-114 , ' + 1 1'-' .Lf W , I O - - ' 4,5 1' ' uf p.- 1 , f'5f 'fW' IVQ, ,J Y A ,.,Q 2'3 ,.f L,-V 4'f f 59, V 11. 'A 31,101-4 ff r f 'ff' wo. f- fuwfi Q., 9, .f he 1 I A I ' ' V, 'Q' - J ' f 'Qi' . d','4iii7'sao his-P'w1v'Hi: f .agj IQ' -L, uv' The Hrst buildings designed solcdy for R.U. .S. were the Auditoriiimlvdighe ILang11E,1Arl5,'igif' and the Business., Education grbwhioh c posed th ent?l'-'1f1nrfGmsnp1etef V in 191516. Following was remodeled and is the 1933 earthquake, the Aimorium still a mernorablgjrlaldmark. the Business Education wing, thelmost severely dzirnigeff ofg' the three, was torn down. The Language Arts wing, used continuously by the suoerintendenis offices. school until 1950, now houses the M lfjwg, it ,M sx wwf! bawdy fin ff ,WW P 1 ff Uiwgfv of Q Nj Lrg f to 3 WWJX f 1 life to 7 1 mcseic Qfjixst ieuGHwAY Wi ,ff ,f' X - Q I jlw' 1 Mffsffw Www! J ,W , Muyrun , ..,, . ,fw- -Y-wl' -xv otogrphlo dbyMH dEY PAWCIFKQ COASI I-Nl!Q HWQ?5Qf V Mr. Young, principal of Redondo Union High School, and Mr. Brown, superintendent of the South Bay Union High School District. ADMINISTRATION page 8 Members of the BOARD OF TRUSTEES ol the South Bay Union High School District: Mr. Dr. Cooper fpresidentJg Judge Higgins, Mr. Black Cvice-presidentl. Fry Cclerkj, M McLean, 32? ,W W We 'IK '5 '3P?4 WT:::mee1ma?z4:QH,..W.N-11,-, :11i...z .Nw ,Q HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Miss Lowry, Knot pictured: Dr. Markhaml. ADMINISTRATION: Mr. Sutphen, Attendance Supervisorg Miss Rous, Girls' vice-princi- palg Mr. W'alden, Boys' vice-principal. COUNSELORS: Mr. Adams, Hr. Brock. Mr. Morris. Hrs. Ge-ery, Miss Yan Liere, Mrs. Sclilee, Mrs. Kloss, Miss Pease, Miss Crandall, Miss Bolton. FACULTY Page 9 HOMEMAKING: Miss Owens, Mrs. Cooper, Miss Shulz, Miss VanLiere, Miss Hart SOCIAL STUDIES: Mr. Snyder, Mr. Dickhart, Miss Burroughs, Mr. Dodd, Mr. Bryson BUSINESS EDUCATION: Mr. Brown, Miss Neft, Mr. Cobb, Mr. McKi1lop, Mr. Brock, Mr. Cardona FACULTY page 10 :EW f 7: , f,. ,..M,7 f ff. W f . M , -'ffiwfeff W' A yfffff f ' M037 ff , f , ff ,Ayn f'6f,'4f' ,' Z' ,W 1 1 vw 1 1 W A5127 f 4 M z . WA' 2 W 72 :JKT QSWZ mf., X X112 X x sw,zfgwvp1fwmswf,..-' ' W., , Aff m, ,,,' ng, ,ff ,L M- .1 M 4 ,', .L, Q f f Zyf ' .V f. Mau Q , ' Q .4 f. s f 2.9 2? .- law - Q.f ff 1 m mv 5 A K' ' f ,A , f 1 ,f ,' ,.' 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ENGLISH: Mr. Van Wagoner, Mr. Delzell, Mr. Landesman, Miss Hotchkiss, Miss Sinsahaugh, Miss Cook, Miss Scheerer, Miss De Nick, Miss Jones, Mrs. Rinker. Mow inn? My Z f , MW X , MMA? 7 X W Z M, , 444' l .X,, X 4 1 f E f FACULTY page 13 ART: Miss Schwimmer, Mr. Hernandez, Mr. Anderson. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Mr. Cardona, Mr. Seifert, Mr. Striff, Mr. Burley. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Miss McCollum-, Mrs. Bar- ber, Mrs. Riee, Mrs. Schlee. A The Game of Whist . CLASSES Early in 1924, the Lincoln Building became a distinguished feature on R.U.H.S.'s rapidly growing campus. The impressive structure held a considerable amount of new English, math and foreign language classrooms. Although surviving the 1933 earthquake, it did not fulfill state requirements, however, its classrooms were not abandoned until December of 1951. was, 'Xb Q. su::sS3Q5u4,5 Q3-In in -QSSS..3.s. ie-vu. Q5 BTNE Wbix-xqesrf H. ,X 'll EL REDONDO J .LNEDNIA ,ar PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY 1 yy I . H LXL ffl fa! 57 ,ff amy ,V N Wy f' 'X X X' IN X pf lfxkf A, mf ?'5r QV fm ,W SENIOR Q77M D page 16 2 WWW, Wil sr-s:sa.,,., . 1' J .pdf MWVM! 'sv SENI R TIVITIES v 'HIIHNUU ' E .4.-m.l-41nlU d:1im .Lf ' .,4, 4'-. ' V - riff, ' Senior Muckluck Day-October 28, 1953 ,Q Senior Play HD:-zar Ruth -November 19, 20, 21, 1955 if Senior Dance-March 6, 1954 O .Sa in: A Senior Faculty Day-April 21, 1954 i . ' ,'f,,L,,Jg-v,f:.- Senior Ditch Day-May 24, 1954 ew., Q Junior-Senior Prom-June 5, 1954kj , in , Baccalaureate-June 13, 1954.8 My v K -A-. 1 ' Commencement-June 17, 195 2245353 4 6 Senior Party-June 17, 1954 Y F 1 Class gift N2 X' y V 1 410: - wx -1 1 ,'iilS'N'r-4 F' 'i J 3, QS so Ni., 9 'Sb . . SENIOR OFFICERS: Sergeant-at-arms Paul Nicklin, Historian Donna Eddleman, President Mowry Baden, Secretary Elaine Sheldrake, Vice-president Ken Kobayashi, Treasurer John Dunzer SENIORS page 17 MARY ANN ADAMS-G.A.A.g 'CRH Clubg Uniform Bd. ELISE AEHLE-Glee Clubg Orchestrag A.S.B.: Library. CHARLES ALLEN-A.S.B.g Boys, League. ALLEN ALLRED-B. Football, D. Basketballg High Tideg J. V Baseball. JULIA AREYAN-Libraryg F.H.A.g Future Nurses. NORMAN ARHITAGE-Tennis, President Stamp Club: Filibusters. RHQNDA ARNOLD-PILOTg Quill and Scroll: Secretary F.B.L.A. JANET LEE ATCHISON-G.A.A.g Library, Glee Clubg Choir. MOWRY BADEN-V. Football, A, B, D, Basketball, Boys, Leagueg Conzpassg Red Cross Coun- cil, Senior Playg Junior Playg Varsity Showg Boy's Stateg Ivy Chain: Varsity Dance Courtg C.S.F.g Frenchg Penpointersg Paletteersg Filibustersg Key Clubg Parliamentary Lawg President Sophomore and Senior Class. ROSE BAILEY-A.S.B.g Girls' League. BETTY BAKER-Girls, League, A.S.B. JOHNNY BALDWIN-Boys' Leagueg A.S.B. JUDY BARDWELL-High Tideg Varsity Show, F.H.A.g Quill and Scroll. PHYLLIS BARTON-G.A.A.g High Tide, PILOTg Varsity Show 3, 4g Songleaderg Fiestag Semper Comitesg Camera Clubg Sgt.-Arms Girls' Leagueg Quill and Scrollg Ivy Chain. IRMA BASS-High Tideg Library, F.l-LA., F.B.L.A.g Penpointersg Quill and Scrollg Camera Club, Drill Team. RQBERTA BATTEIGER-Switchboard, F.B.L.A.g A.S.B. DON BEALL-V. Football, Captaing Basketball 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4g HR Clubg High Tideg Ivy Chaing V. Dance Courtg Spanish Clubg Key Club, Vice-president Junior Class, L. C. Jurorg Comm. Athletics. MARILYN BEAN-Usherettesg A.S.B.g Girls, League. SENIORS page 18 QOIS BEATTIE DICKSON-Libraryg Bandg Majoretteg 7.B.L.A. ALMA BELL-Camera Clubg A.S.B.g Girls' League. .BAR N.: Uniform Bd.g Clee Clubg Choirg F.HA. ALMA BERTELSEN-C.A.A. Boardg Switchboardg Uni- form Bd.g Clee Club. TOM BEVAN - B. Footballg C. Basketballg 8.S.B.g Latin Clubg Camera Clubg Pres. Pep lub. RODNEY BIDWELL-F.B.L.A.g Cam- era Clubg A.S.B. .IOHN BIRKENSTOCK-V. Foothallg C. Basketballg High Tideg PILOTg Senior Play. MARILYN BLACK-G.A.A.g PILOTg Compassg Uniform Bd.g Varsity Showg Choirg Penpoimtersg Paletteersg Future Nursesg Quill and Scroll. HELEN LA VONNE BOUGHERS- G.A.A.g High Tideg A.S.B. DON BOYD-Paletteersg A.S.B.g Boys, League. JERRY BRANAM-V. Footballg Wrestlirigg V. Dance Courtg NR Club. MARY BREUNIG-A.S.B.g Girls' League. JOAN BROADBENT-Switch Boardg Libraryg Ivy Chaing C.S.F.g F.H.A.g F.B.L.A. 3, 43 Modes and Man- nerg Treas. Semper Com.g Pres. Usherettes. WILLIAM BRYSON-V. Baseballg Sr. Repre- sentativeg C. Footballg French Clubg Key Club. Aff Ross BUSHHOUSEN-C. Footballg K1 Trackg UR Clubg Senior Playg Var- sity Showg Filibustersg Key Clubg Par- liamentary Lawg Soph. V.-Pres.g Fres. Pres.g V.-Pres. A.S.B.C.g Ivy Chain. NANCY ANN BYRD - Choirg Future Nurses Histg A.S.B. RALPH BUZZARD-V. Football: B, C, D, Basketballg Trackg RH Clubg Baseball I, 2, 3. MARI ELLEN BYRNES-G.A.A.g Clee Clubg F.H.A.g Latin Clubg Organ. DANA BOURKE-Transfer from Oregong A.S.B.g Girls' Leagueg C.S.F. CLARK CAIN-Senior Playg Junior Playg Ivy Chiang Pres. Spanish Club. NORMAN CAMPBELL-High Tideg Boys' Leagueg A.S.B. SENIORS page 19 DOUG DICK-V. Football, Captain, Track I, 2, 3, 4, KRF Club: Sr. Play, Jr. Play, Varsity Show, Ivy Chain, V. Dance Court, C.S.F., Latin Club, Key Club, Jr. Class Pres., Boys' League Pres. 4, L. C. Juror 1, 2. DON DESKIN - B. Football, Wrestling: Soft- ball, Red Cross Council, Sr. Play, Band, Future Teachers, Bible Club. ANNIE DENIZ-PILOT: Uniform Bd., C.S.F., Usherettes: Assist. Comm. Finance. EDWARD DELICHT-Varsity Show 2, 3, Band: Or- chestra, L. C. Juror 2. GARY DE HART-Boys, League, A.S.B. CLIFFORD DE FORD-Latin Club, Camera Club, A.S.B. NICHOLAS DeANDA-B. Football, D. Basketball, Wrestling, Track, URN Club. RONALD DAY-Senior Play, Junior Play: Ivy Chain, C.S.F. I, Spanish, Future Medios. LOUISE DAILEY-A.S.B., Boys' League. MAUREEN CULLEN-High Tide, PILOT Editor, Com- pass, Red Cross Council, Uniform Bd., Junior Play, Varsity Show: Alt. Cheer leader, Fiesta, F.B.L.A., Latin Club, Semper Com., V. Pres. Penpointers, Filibusters 4, G. L. Exec. Bd. 2, 3, 4, Drill Team, Thespians 4: Par- liamentary Law Club, C.S.F. I, 2, 4, Ivy Chain, Pilot Bus. Manager, Quill and Scroll, A.S.B.C. ,BEVERLY cREsWELL4Hig1,. rifle, Isl..-.U-y. Varsity Show 4, F.B.L.A., Modes and lVIanners: Usherettes, Parliamentary Law, Quill and Scroll. JOHN COX-B. Football: Camera Club, Projection Club. CAROLE COOLEY-Higlz Tide, Camera Club, A.S.B. NANCY COLLINS-G.A.A., Switchboard, Li- brary, Ivy Chain, Pres. F.B.L.A. ELAINE COLLETT-Uniform Bd., Ir. Play, Sr. Play, Varsity Show, Ivy Chain, Semper Com. LYNDA COFFEY-Spanish Club, Penpointers, A.S.B. PATRICIA CLARK-Sr. Play, Jr. Play, Var- sity Show, Glee Club, Choir, PILOT, Uniform Bd., C.S.F. 3, 4, Tri Y, Spanish Club, Girls, League Treasurer, Thespians. JULIE CHERRY-G.A.A., Uniform Bd., Future Teachers. RONALD CAWDREY-B, C, D, Basketball, V. Base- ball 4, HRJ' Club, Compass, Penpointers. ANNE CARROLL-Library, Paletteers, Par- liamentary Law. AUDREY CARLSON--High Tide, PILOT, Compass, Uniform Bd., Ju- nior Play, C.S.F., V. Pres. F.B.L.A., V. Pres. Bible Club, Fres. Hist., Soph. Hist., Quill and Scroll. 'fi xii ffl P i Hill? It Lis. 4 . by DON DICKSON-Varsity Show 2, 3, 4, Band, Orchestra, Freshman Sgt.-Arms. PATRICIA DUGGAN-Band, Clee Club, Flag Twirlers. DENNIS DUNLAP-B. Football, UR Club, A.S.B. JOHN DUNZER-B Football 2, 3, V. Football 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Vice-President HIT, Club, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Boys, State, Ivy Chain Marshal, V. Dance Court, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin 2, Penpointers 3, President 4, Quill and Scroll' Filibusters 3, President 4, Key Club 4, Parliamentary Law, Thespians 4, Class ,Treasurer 1: 2, 3, 4, A.S.B.C., Boys' Judge. DONNA EDDLEMAN-MR Club, G.A.A. Executive Bd., Red Cross Council, Cheer Leader 3, 4, Fiesta, Spanish Club, Future Nurses, Sr. Class Hist., Thespians. ESTHER DURAN-Health Dept., F.B.L.A., A.S.B. JEANNINE EDWARDS-Higlz Tide, Health Dept., Girls, League. RICHARD EDWARDS- Paletteers, Boys' League, A.S.B. STAN ELLIS-Tennis, HHN Club, Bible Club, Key Club. JIM EWING- Spanish Club, A.S.B., Boys, League. ALEX FELIX-V. Football 3, 4, RH Club, High Tide, C.S.F., Wrestling, Key Club, U. C. Juror, Sr. Representative. SHIRLEY FLORENCE-High Tide, Uniform Bd., F.H.A. EDNA FLORES-Varsity Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Ivy Chain, V. Dance Court, Head Song Leader, French Club, Sempter Com- t'iTe'ST F1esta. SHIRLEY ANN FOLEY-Majorette 3, 4, Sec. Future Teachers, Quill and Scroll. ALLENE FONES-A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.L.A. QUISE FORNARA-Glee Club, Usherettes, Treas. Parliamentary Law 4. FUJ1W.uaA-1.-y chain, Fiesta, sec, c.s.F., Latin Club 2, CHARLEN ,LERTON-High Tide, Uniform Ba., ' ibrary. SENIORS page 20 rfb Af X r ,iq l IX ills K1 K I 2 t W Y -an v PHILLIP GALER,-B. Football, Track, Band, Orchestra. A RUDY GARCIA-D. Basketball, B. Baseball 2: MRN Club, Key Club. KEN GARDINER-Wrestling, B. Football, PILOT, IW Chain, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. Paletteers, Pres. Key Club, Sr. Representative. KAY GARRISON-High Tide, Uniform Board, Varsity Show I, 2, 4, Glee Club: Cognotai, L. C. Juror. RONALD GILLHAM-B. Football, HR Club, Varsity Show 4, Choir, Ensemble, Bible Club. WILEY GILMORE-HR Club, Compass, Penpointers. BARBARA GLIDEWELL-PILOT, Glee Club, Choir, Ensemble, Sec. F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Usherettes. JANICE GOBEI -G.A.A. Board 3, 'LRB Club, High Tide, PILOT, Compass, Red Cross Council 4, Fiesta, ' . . . , 2, F.B.L.A. 1, 2, Hist. Penpointers, Parliamentary Law, Thespians, Quill and Scroll. FRANCIS GODBEY-Fiesta, Latin Club, French Club, Shakespeare Fest. fl ROBERT GOLDSTONE-B. Football, A, B, C, Basketball, Track, HR Club, I Pres, Ivy Chain, C.S.F., Key Club. ffl ROSE MARIE GONZALEZ-G.A.A., URN Club: F.H.A., F.B.L.A. fj ,, I CHARLA CRAY-Switchboard, Sec. F.H.A.g F.B.L.A., J P' f Camera Club. GREEN-Track, High Tide, Choir, Ensemble, French Club: Rifle Club, Camera Club, Organ, Quill and cro . VIOLET GREENLEAF-G.A.A., R Club, Compass, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, Treas., Spanish Club: Ivy Chain, Parliamentary Law, Mantle Bearer, Quill and Scroll. ALBEEIQQREGORX-B. Football, HR Club: Bible Club, Rifle Club, Pres. Camera Club. HCA-I LORENE GRIFFITH-Girls' League: A.S.B., F.H.A. 4-EQRY HALL-Red Cross Council: Hi Y, Rifle Club: Spanish Club: adio Club. RICHARD HARDACE--A.S.B.: Boys' League SENIORS page 21 SENIORS page 22 DAVID HAYNES- Sr. Play, French Club, Spanish Club, Penpointers, Shakespeare Fest. RALPH HEMP-V. Football, D. Basketball, R Club, High Tide, V. Dance Court, Baseball. MARGUERITE HENRIKSEN-G.A.A., HRU Club, Majorette, Switchboard. PHYLLIS HERMAN-G.A.A., PILOT, Switch Board, Band, C.S.F., F.B.L.A. GILBERT HERNANDEZ-B. Football, Wres- tling, Track, High Tide, Compass. VIRGINIA HICKS-Compass, Switch- board, Library. NANCY HIGBEE-G.A.A., Library, Fiesta. SHIRLEY ANNE HINESBN- Switchboard, Usher- ettes, Girls' League. ' .IAMES HIX-A.S.B., Boys, League. BILL HOFER-D. Basketball, C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club. CAROL HOPPE-Varsity Show, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Fiesta, C.S.F., F.H.A., Pres. Latin Club, Parliamentary Law. 'J REGE HUFFMAN-G.A.A. Bd., V'f Pres. R, , 'lim Board, Ivy Chain, Alt. Cheerleader, Fiesta, Sem- per Com., Cognotai. VIRGINIA HUGHEY-High Tide, Thespians, A.S.B.g Shakespeare Fest. CHRISTINE HUNDT-A.S.B., Girls' League. BARBARA HUNT - G.A.A., HRH Club, PILOT, Jr. Play, Fiesta, Pres. Drill Team, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club, treas., Semper Com., Thespians, G. League Exec. Bd. 3, 4. ,IOAN HUNT-G.A.A., C.S.F. 1, Modes and Manners. SIGRID I-IUSTED-G.A.A.: Sr. Plavz Ir. Play, IW Chain, V. Dance Court, Fiesta, Hist. Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Semper Com., Cognotai, Sec. Paletteers, Parliamentary Law, Thespians, Drill Team, G. League Exec. Bd. 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Judge, Senior Ed. PILOT, High Tide, Chairman of the Uniform Bd., Student Council, Compass. MARY LEE HUTCHISON-G.A.A., PILOT, Uniform Bd., Sr. Plays .I1'. Play, Varsity Show, Ivy Chain, V. Dance Court, Fiesta, C.S.F. 3, 4, Spanish Club, Pres. Semper Com., Quill and Scroll, Parliamentary Law, Pres. Thespians, Drill Team, G. League Exec. Bd. U WANDA IRBY-G.A.A., Switchboard, Bible Club, F.B.L.A., Modes and Manners. ROBERT JAMES-Track, V. Dance Court, Football. LEONA JOHNSON - Switchboard, Li- brary, Glee Club, Pres. F.H.A. SENIORS page 23 BONNIE LUNDY-A.S.B.g Boys' League. JOHN LOVELACE-Compassg Boys, Leagueg A.S.B. PAT LOMBARDO -Bandg Glee Clubg Choirg Majorette 3, 4g Fiestag C.S.F.g French Club. JON LETCHER-Libraryg A.S.B.g Boys' League. WILLIAM LESLIE- B. Footballg B. Basketliallg Thespians 4: Baseball. VIRGINIA LANE - G.A.A. Boardg High Tide Co-Editor: Compassg Jr. Playg V. Showg Flag Twirlerg Fiesta: C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4g Latin Clulig Semper Comitesg Cognotai: Penpointersg Quill and Scrollg Thespiansg Parliamentary Lawg Filibusters. DOROTHY LAMONT-Switchboard: Glee Clubg Girls' League. JUDY LAKI 5-Jr. Play: V. Sliowg F.H.A.g LT1E'Clu1g . Pres. Cognotai. JOANN DYSON-G.A.A.g Switchlioardg Fiestag F.B.L.A. FRANCES LA FERLA-Fiesta: Girls' Leagueg A.S.B. DORIS KUNKEL-Libraryg Glee Clubg Treas. F.H.A.g Sec. Future Teachersg Sec. Usherettes. DON KULPACA-V. Footballg Base- ballg 'CHU Clubg High Tideg Ivy Chaing V. Dance Courtg Key Club. 3 . 'r igi:':' an I , JAMES KOLB-Wrestlingg A.S.B.g Boys' Leagueftv' KEN KOBAYASHI-V. Footballg C, D, Bas- ketballg 'IRI' Clubg High Tideg Boys' Stateg Ivy Chaing V. Dance Courtg Key Clubg Sr. Class V. Pres. - ROSEMARY KNITTEL-UR Clubg Latin Clubg Future Medios. BARBARA KNIGHT-Glee Clubg Choirg Ensemble. AUDREY KNIGHT-Uniform Boardg Jr. Playg F.B.L.A.g Semper Com.g Sec. Penpointers: Camera Clubg G. League Exec. Bd.g Quill and Scroll. PEGGY KENNEDY-High Tideg Uni- form Boardg Switchboardg Glee Club: Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Semper Com.g Exec. Bd.g U. C. Juror: V. Dance Court. DALE KEHM-A.S.B.g Boys' League. PAT JORDAN-A.S.B.g Girls' League. GAYLE JONES - WTCSIlll1gQ Track : Boys, League. SENIO RS page 24 SKIP LUSK-V. Football, Track, Sr. Play, Ivy Chain, Varsity Dance Court, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Palet- teers, Soph. Sat.-A Q C . El ' ' - ' ' - DON McMA CAROLE M i as QL 1 fl ,J rms, omm ectrons, Varsity Show, Thespians. Law Club, PILOT, Compass, Jr. Play. BARBARA MCCARRELL-Sports Ed. High Tide, HR Club, G.A.A. Bd., PILOT, Jr. Play, Compass, Uniform Bd., V. Show, Girls, State, Glee Club: V. Dance Court, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, Semper Comites, Cognotai, Penpointers, Quill and Scroll, Filibusters, Sec.-Treas. Thespians, Pres. G.A.A., HR Club, Parliamentary Law Club. DORIS MCCARTNEY-F.H.A., Girls' League, Ensemble. MARY LOU MCCULLEY-PILOT, Uniform Bd., Library, Ir. Play, V. Show, Glee Club, Choir, Ivy Chain, V. Dance Court, Fiesta, F.H.A., French Club, Semper Com., Cognotai, U. C. Juror, V. P. Girls' League. IAN MCDONNELL- Rv Club, G.A.A. Board, High Tide, PILOT, V. Show, Glee Club, Cognotai, Modes and Manners. SHEILA MCGONNIGAL-High Tide, Switchboard, Uniform Bd., F.B.L.A., Quill and Scroll. STER-Basketball, Tennis I, 3, 4, Choir, Key Club 3, 4. JUD MCNAMARA-A, B. Eootball, Track, Sr. Play, V. Show, Ivy Chain, Varsit Dan C 't' V. P y ce our , res. Boys League, Sec. C.S.F., Hzgh Tide Co-Editor, Latin Club, Penpointers, Quill and Scroll, Filibusters, Thespians, Parliamentary Law. MARILYN MACKAY-V. Show, Song Leader, Fiesta, G.A.A., PILOT, Spanish Club, Paletteers, Quill and Scroll. ALEX MADRID -Basketball A, B, C, D, Key Club, LR Club. EILEEN MANERA-High Tide, Compass, Sr. Play, Ivy Chain, F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Penpointers, Camera Club, Quill and Scroll. VIRGINIA MANN-Switchboard, Glee Club, Choir, PEI'etfeerMs?PDrill'i Team. ORAN-Latin Club, A.S.B., Girls' League. IVAN MARIN-Track, High Tide, A.S.B. BOB MARSHALL-Football B, V. Basketball, MRP Club, Capt. Basketball, Key Club. DOROTHY MATHER-Trans. Washington High, L. A., Girls, League, A.S.B. , BEVERLY MEASE-G.A.A., Compass, Thespians 3, 4. HILARY M Y-High Tide, V. Dance Court, Song V ea er, i. . . , 4-, Spanish Club, Cognotai, Quill and ,Y Scroll, Filibusters, Jr. Hist., Executive Bd., Parliamen- Q 5 ,iff tary Law, Semper Comites. L9 X SENIORS page 25 ROBERT MO B,E.- Boys' League: A.S.B. Z' MARGIE MORROW-Transfer Long Beach: Girls' League: A.S.B. CATHERINE MURNER-G.A.A.: Girls, League: A.S.B.: Health Dept.: Fiesta: Future Nurses. NANCY MURRAY-Uniform Bd.: Glee Club: Spanish Club: Future Teachers: Drill Team. JEAN MYERS-High Tide: Red Cross Council: Uniform Board: Sr., Jr. Play: Ivy Chain: Cheer Leader: C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club: Semper Comites: Cognotai: Penpointers: Quill and Scroll: Filibusters: Pres. Girls' League: Frosh V.-Pres.: Comm. Girls' Welfare: G. L. Executive Bd.: Varsity Show, 4. BILL NELSON - Football 3: Track: A.S.B.: Boys' League. RICHARD NEESE-B Football: Wrestling: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: HR Club: High Tide: Bible Club Pres. PA TfaCk: Latin Club: A.s.B. MARGARET NEVVMAN-Penpointers: Quill and Scroll: Sec. Bible Club: G.A.A.: Girls' League Executive Bd.: PILOT: Choir: F.B.L.A. JAMES NICHOLSON-C, D, Basketball: Red Cross Council: Sr., lr. Play: Band. PAUL NICKLIN-B Football: Wrestling: Ivy Chain: Sgt.-Arms IP. League: Comm. Campus and Health. BERT NOEL-B Football: Wrestling: Tennis: Track: .lr. Play: C.S.F.: Latin Club. STEN NORDSTROM-Boys' League: A.S.B. ELLEN OLIVIERI-Sec. A.S.B.C.: High Tide: Ir., Sr. Play: V. Show: Ivy Chain: V. Dance Court: Orchestra: C.S.F.: Vice-Pres. Latin Club: Sec. Spanish Club: Semper Comites: Cognotai: Quill and Scroll: Filibusters: Thespians: Parliamentary Law: G. I.. Executive Bd.: Fiesta. VIRGINIA OLSON-G.A.A.: Switchboard: A.S.B. V -Yr. Show: Glee Club: Camera Club. PEGGY OSBORN-G.A.A.g High Tide: Uniform Bd.: Glee Club: Song Leader: L. C., U. C. Juror: V. Dance Court: Spanish Club: Semper Comites: Cognotai: Parliamentary Law: G. L. Executive Bd. fl! JOHNNIE OVERSTREET-Boys' League: Asn. ' f A7 R J ,J SENIORS page 26 MAIE PASTIK-Libraryg Hist. F.H.A.g French Clubg Spanish Club. ZITA PATTERSON-V. Showg Glee Clubg Madrigal Choir: Choirg Ensembleg Bible Clubg Spanish Clubg Semper Comitesg Penpointersg G. L. Executive Bd.g Uniform Bd. JOANN PAYNE-Girls, Leagueg A.S.B. WALTER PETERSEN-B. Footballg B. Basketballg V. Baseballg Boys' Leagueg 4'R'7 Club: I. V. Baseball. ANN SHIRLEY PINER-Glee Club: Girls' A.S.B. DOROTHY PROCTOR- G.A.A.g RH Clubg Uniform Boardg Jr., Sr. Playg Ensembleg Fiesta: C.S.F.g Cognotaig F.H.A.g Spanish Club: Semper Comitesg Future Teachersg Thespians: Parlia- mentary Law. Leagueg WINNIE MAE PETETT-Band 2, 3, 4: Glee Clubg Ensembleg C.S.F. DAVID RAEL-Boys' Leagueg A.S.B. AGATHA RAIFE-G.A.A. Bd.g Switchboard: Fiestag F.B.L.A.g Glee Clubg Orchestra. SUE REGAN-Sr. Playg Paletteers Sec.g Girls' League: Modes and Manners. WALTER REESE-B. Footballg Trackg UR Clubg Key Club. GERTRUDE REEVES-Drill Teamg Thespiansg A.S.B.g Girls, League. JIM RICHARDSON-B., C. Basketballg Tennisg Track. EILEEN RIDGWAY-F.B.L.A.g Latin Clubg Girls' Leagueg Library. LEO RILEY-B. Footballg Baseballg A.S.B. ED RIRIE-C.S.F.g Rifle Clubg Radio Clubg Comm. Financeg A.S.B.C.g Ivy Chaing W1'estli1ig, 4, DON SADLER-Jr., Sr. Playg Varsity Showg Shakespearean Festivalg PILOTQ F.B.L.A. CAROLINE SALINAS- ' ehhoardg Lib ary, iesta ueeng F.H.A.g Fu- ture Nurses. DICK SANKEY-V. Basketbal : . '. Re .g A.S. .ff- A D SA ITERFIELD - Trackg A.S.B.g Boys' League. BILL SATTERFIELD -A.S.B.g Boys' Leagueg Student Store. SENIORS page 27 GEORGE STAMIS-B. Baskethallg Associated Student Bodyg Boys' League. DON SPENCER-Paletteersg Rifleg Thespins. GERALDINE SNYDER-G.A.A.: Switchboardg Libraryg F.B.L.A.g Usher- ettes. JEAN SMOTHERGILL-High Tideg Libraryg Spanish 3, 4g Camera Clubg Thespiansg Modes and Manners. ROSIE SMITH-G.A.A.g Orchestrag Red Cross Councilg Switchboardg Uniform Bd.g Spanish Clubg Bible Clubg Fiesta. MARIAN L. SMITH-Associated Student Bodyg Girls' League. EARL SMITH-B. Footballg C. Baskethallg High Tifdeg Ivy Chaing Sr. Rep.g Baseball. PAT SIMMS-Associated Student Bodyg Boys' League. LILLIAN SIMMONS-High Tideg PILOT 3, 45 Ivy Chaing C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4-5 French Clubg Semper Comitesg Modes and Mannersg Quill and Scroll. G-QRQQ.limS-I-DnDmO,N-S-Associated Student Bodyg Boys' Teague. SANDRA SHUPP-Penpointersg Spanish Clubg Girls' League. MARCI SHORTRIDGE - Associated Student Bodyg Girls' Leagueg Ofuce. 6:1 ELAINE SHELDRAKE-Uniform Bd.g Sr. Playg Song Leaderg Sec. Sr. Class. SHIRLEY SENIOR - Switchboardg Uniform Board g Fiesta. GERALD SEGER-Tennisg R Clubg Ivy Chain. CHARLOTTE SCRIVENS -Libraryg F.B.L.A.g Camera Club. HARRISON SCOTT-Associated Student Bodyg Boys' League. JOHN R. SCHULTZ- Camera Club: Basketball, Dg Associated Student Body. ROSEMARIE SCAVONE-High Tideg Glee Clubg Clioirg F.B.L.A.g ' ' NY SAUCEDOJLB. Footballg C, D. Basket- ba g 1'estlE'1TgEH Iiackg R Club. MARIA ANN SAUCEDO-Uniform Bd.g F.H.A.g Girls' League. SE NIORS page 28 .IAMES WATTS-Band: Associated Student Bodyg Boys' League. .-. .1 Key Club Sec.g Juror, Sec. B. League: Quill and Scroll: 'High Tideg,A.S.B.Ci NATALIE VVALLACE-G.A.A.: Libraryg Drill Team: C.S.F. Spanish Clubg Tliespiuns l, 2. 3, 4: Fiesta. STEVE VOORHEES-Associated Student Bodyg Boys' League. PATRICIA VIGIL-G.A.A.g Clioirg Ensembleg V. Show. GERMAINE VAAG-Orchestra: Switchboard: Fiestag F.H.A.g Band. I ' JUDY TYLER-High Tideg PILOTg Uniform Bd.g Pa1ctteersgModes and Manners. BOB T -B., D. Basketballg Trackg High Tizfeg Jr. Playg Boys' Stateg Ivy Chaing Latin Club: 11 ustersg Treas. Key Club. PEGGY TOWE CBoydstonl -Switcliboardg F.B.L.A.g G.A.A. PATRICIA TINLEY-G.A.A.g Libraryg Associated Student Bodyg Fiesta. JIMMIE TAPP-Associated Student Bodyg Boyls League. JUNE TINLEY-G.A.A.g Rn Clubg Switchboardg Uni- form Bd.g French Clubg Libraryg Fiesta. MARJORIE SVENDSEN-High Tideg PILOTQ Uniform Bol.g French Clubg Libraryg Fiestag C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4. WAYNE STEUBEN-Associated Student Body: Boys, League. WILLIAM TEMPLE STEWART-PILOTQ Compassg V. Show 3, 45 Choirg Ensembleg Boys' Stateg Ivy Chaing C.S.F.g Penpointersg Pres. Key Clubg A.S.B. Pres.g Thespiansg Quill and Scroilg Baseball, 2, 43 Golf 1. ROLAND STIRRATT-C.S.F.g Associated Student Bodyg Boys' League. SHEILA STEIN-F.H.A.g Associated Student Bodyg Girls' League. MARY STARKWEATHER-Uniform Bd.g Jr. Playg C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4g Latin Clubg Drill Teamg Thespians. iiiyrff M ,LEQRRY WAT. - ,restlingg Trackg PILOTQ Conzpuxxg Sr. Plav: V Show' Choir' Head Cheerleadcrg x BARBARA WHITE-G.A.A.g Switcbboardg Libraryg Glee Clubg F.H.A.g F.B.L.A.g Cognotaig Usberettesg Camera Clubg G. L. Exec. Bd. FRANCES WEBER-Associated Student Bodyg Girls, League. TOM WHARTON--Associated Student Bodyg Boys' League. MARIAN WESTALL-Associated Student Bodyg Girls' League. GAIL WELLS-High Tideg PILOT Bus. Manager -lg Ivy Cbaing V. Dance Court: C.S.F.g Spanish Clubg Semper Comitesg Penpointersg Quill and Scrollg Sec. G. Leagueg V. Pres. Drill Team. LUCY WEBB-Glee Clubg F.H.A.g Girls' League. PHYLLIS YARBROUGH-Associated Student Bodyg Girls' League. ANNETTE WORL TZ-Glee Clubg Choirg Bible Club. R LINN WILSON-High Tideg C.S.F.g Key Club. I DENISE WIL N-G.A.A.g PILOTg Compassg Jr. Playg Penpointersg Pres. Palet- P1 ' teersg Parli entary Lawg Thespians. I K RONALD WILLOUGHBY-B. Footballg Tennisg Trackg MR Clubg V Bible Clubg French Clubg Camera Club. 0 V - .. .. ' . ff Q!!! a e a AMS-Library Ixy Chain Song Leader' Spanish Clubg gt.-- rms Jr. Class. tiitliltlfw x V i 9,0 Q PHILIP YETTRA-Shakespearean Festival, 1, 4g Pres. by i Tliespiansg Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Varsity Showg Comm. of , 'J qi! Entertainment, 4g A.S.B.C. U If U i E J-fi SENIORS page 29 EXCHANGESTQDENTS page30 TOM HESTERBERG from Munich, Germany, enjoys life at Redondo devoting his time to art, tennis and his friends. He plans to become an artist or go to Tiajuana. ROLAND MOHRMANN from Bielefeld, Germany, found music and drama some of Redondo's attractions. His plans for the future are to go into teaching or youth work. All four students 'ithink Redondo is greatnl Through the aid of the American Field Service, four exchange students have studied on this campus this year. This is the Hrst group Redondo has had. MARIE ANNE PICARD from Lyon, France, is an honorary mem- ber of the Girls' League Executive Board and the G.A.A. Board. She enjoys working in Cognotai, too. She would like to become a doctor when she returns to- France. HELLA FESEFELDT from Gottingen, Germany, loved working as an honorary member of Girls' Court, G.A.A. Executive Board and Semper Comites. She will go into teaching or social work following her return to Germany. . .- . . , 1 , Si 'A ffm: I ' , 1 4 ,a . :,1..g ,I r. Y f SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS page 31 Ivy Chain members for Commencement, June 18, 1953: Jean Myers, Doug Dick, Sigrid Husted, John Dunzer, marshalsg Mowry Baden, Howard Barrows, Phyllis Barton, Don Beall, Joan Broadbent, Ross Bushhousen, Clark Cain, Elaine Collett, Maureen Cullen, Ronnie Day, Annie Deniz, Edna Flores, Chiye Fujiwara, Ken Gardiner, Frances Godbey, Bob Goldstone, Violette Greenleaf, Gary Hall, Regenia Huffman, Mary Lee Hutchi- son, Ken Kobayashi, Don Kulpaca, Virginia Lane, Skip Lusk, Jud McNamara, Paul Nicklin, Ellen Olivieri, Ed Ririe, Lillian Simmons, Barbara Simms, Earl Smith, Tem Stewart, Bob Trimble, Gail Wells, Valeria Williams, Phil Yettra. Ushers and usherettes included Eileen Manera, Nancy Collins, Marjorie Svendsen, JoAnn Payne, Audrey Knight, Alex Felix, Jerry Watson,John Birken- stock, Ralph Buzzard, Bob Brouws, Dick Neese, Norman Armitage, Don Spencer, Mary Lou McCulley, Peggy Towe, Harrison Scott, Jerry Seger, Chris Trimmer Hundt, Sue Regan, Phyllis Herman and Walt Reese. X 0 BOYS and GIRLS STATE Barbara Mc ' 7g' -f ,.,-67, !'7!?j CrllKnKb h1T S rBb , if 'diy Tilxriieble Jiohn oDiiiiZZr ancimMois?iAya Badetii r I I - I- X ' fr p L Q ndp, f , ,Kyiv - Ldf M2591 ,yffgg at ,Z QJ Q f , M5205 A22 A ,f X VZZLQWZ- V7 , ,T f X X f 42 CAMERA SHY sEN1oRs ffaaya Md fra' f Dennis Andersen, James Anson, Bruce Baldwin, Manuel Banuelos, Howard Barrow Charle Bennett Benn B11 s Robert Brouws, Donald Burt, Eddie Coury, Kevin Crowley, Bill Egerer, Bill Raftis Kathleen Riley Fred Sales Fred Schrnale Jerry Stone, John Sweeney, Robert White, James Williams, Robert Williams IVY CHAIN and USHERS iii' Nw -. ' - M. rw, H 'xii' ., JUNIOR OFFICERS: Vice-president Bob Cody, Secretary Barbara Burkhart, 7:95, President Len Boedecker, Historian Betty Sue Higgins, Sergeant-at-Arms Pat x . 1 Hale, Treasurer Judy Wegner. v 4 '53 ?qislx,x I M 5 NK l,iQ.5xAmrL,:!i,i3 6:39 K , ru EX wr' Q if E 3 ' N ' s it X . ,. l 'i JUNIORS page 32 FRANK ADDLEMAN STEPHAN AFFA HENRY AHLGREN RICHARD ALEXAVICH BETTY ALHAU Other names on opposite page emi' JUNIORS page 33 CLAUDIE BOWLING NANCY BOWLIN CORRINE BOYD DIANA BRADLEY JAMES BRAGG RICHARD A. BRANDT NAOMI BREFKA JAMES BRIDGES ANN BRITTON DEMPHNA BROWN JAMES D. BROWN KAY BROWN NATHAN BROWN RAYMOND BROWN ROSETTA BRUMBACK DOROTHY BRYMER GREGORY BUCK MARY BUCKLEY VIOLET BUECHLER LARRY BUMBAUGH RICHARD BURGENER BARBARA BURKHART HARLENE CAMOMILE YVONNE CAMPEAU NINA CAMPBELL JOHN CARR JOANNE CARNAHAN RICHARD CASE EDWARD CHAFFEE GILBERT CHASE SHARON CHESTER ALFRED CLAYTON ROBERT CODY RONALD COLVIN GARY CONIGLIO PATRICIA CONNER JOHN CONOVER CLARITA CONTRERAS JERRY COOLEY JANELLYN COURT fopposzte pagej JO ELLEN ANDERSON JOYCE ANDERSON MARY AREYAN DONNA ARNOLD JAMES ASHWORTH REBECCA BAILEY PATRICIA BAKER GEORGIA BALDWIN BRENT BANTA KENNETH BARNES DAVID BARNETT SHARON BARTH ROBERTA BARTLEY BARBARA BAUSCH MARY ANN BAXLEY JERRY BENDER CHARLES BENNETT SUELLEN BERNARD MARLENE BERNSTEIN DIANE BERRY ELENORA BERTELSEN PATTY BEVAN ROY BISHOP MONTY BLACET LEONARD BOEDEKER JANET BOHANAN BARBARA BONHAM MARGARET BOUGHERS JUNIORS page 34 WILLIAM CURLING IUANITA CYPOUTTE TOM CZULEGER WILLIAM CZULEGER LINDA DAVID DELORES DAILEY TED DALE EWARD DARNLEY BON DAWSON DENNIS DEAN DIANE DEFFENBAUGH RICHARD DELAHANTY NANCY DE LAO DERRY DEMARAY DONALD DE PUY ROBERT DE SIMONE ROBERT DOUGLAS JOE DUARTE CHARLENE DUTTON JA-NE ,DYE JOSEPHINE DEL ROSARIO SUSAN ECKLAND BRIAN EDWARDS NORMA EDWIN FRED EISERLING JERRY ELLINGHOUSE MARTHA ELLIOTT LAUREL ELDER MARGARET ENGLE MICHAEL EVANS WILLIAM EWING SHARON FANELLI .IOY FENTON CARMEN FERNANDEZ RICHARD FORSYTHE JEANNE FONES ROBYN FOWLER LELAND FRENCH BOBBY FRITZEN ARLENE GALBAYY JUNIORS page 35 GARY GARNER BETTY GARROW MYRTA GILMAN BETTY GOFF BETTY GOLDENSON LUPE GOMEZ EVARISTO GONZALES TERRY GOULD CLAUDIA GRANT SUE GREER I D uf - 1 NORMA GREER ' LARRY KWMJ QUYNES DON GUMM A SUSAN HAINES f A PATRICK IIAL13 ff , 0 -9 0 LEONARD HESTI-:R ANN HETHERINGTON, BRTTE HIGGINS I ROBERT HODGES I JIMMIE HAND O JUDY HOLDEN LOIS HAMILTON RUTH HANGER JIMMY HANKS JOANNA HARRINGTON SHIRLEY HARRISON MARK HAWKER MARJORIE HAYES .JOAN HEIST MARILYN HOLMES DON HEINLEN RUSSELL HOYT JAMES HUBER KATHERINE HUFFMAN DONNA HUGHES CECELIA HUNNEL CAROL HUTCHINSON HARLOW IRVINE TONI JANOE SUE .JENKINS U f WW' f? 'QW' Jaw Rss 13 W5 1 f ,-J qffxf' fi? 'btw' Q:-Af! J UNIORS page 36 BARBARA JOLLOTTA ARLINE JONES DALE JONES MARVENE JONES RICHARD KEELOR KARL KEIDSER NANCY KELLAWAY DAVID KENDALL CAROLYN KLASSERT KAREN KNIGHTEN VIRGINIA KRABBE GUS KOTSIS GERALD LANG CARLENE LARSON ALBERT LAWN RUBY LAWSON RUTH LAWSON LYNN LEARNED PIEDAD LEON FRANK LEPPLA MARY L. LETTERIELO TONI LEWIS ANDY LINDSAY JAMES LINDSAY THOMAS LITTLE NORMAN LOWTHORP PEGGY LIVINGSTON MEREDITH LUNDBOM WILLIAM LYDDON FORREST McALISTER LEONA MCCALL PATRICIA McCLURE DONALD MCINTOSH MARSHA MCINTOSH MARY MACKINGA LILLIAN MADRID SUE MARICLE LARRY MARRIOTT ABNER MARTIN - 6 CAROL MARTIN ,tw JUNIORS page 37 KAREN MARTIN VERNOL MARTIN DONNA MAYES FRANK MAYES RUTH MAZANTI ROBERT MELSHEIMER PATRICIA MERISUO JAMES MEYER JOAN MICHELI LORENE MIDDLETON BEVERLY MIELKE RAY MILLAN BONNIE MILLER CHRIS MILLER MARGARET MILLER GRETCHEN MOHLER CHARLES MORGAN PATRICIA MORRIS CAROL MORRISON KEN NAKAUCHI JOHN MUMFORD- DELWIN NACEL RICHARD NASH MARTIN NATLAND GLENDA NEESE CHRISTY NEUSHUL SONJA NEWGAARD CARY OAKS ALBERT OLIVAS PAMELA ORMAN ROBERT OSKIN KATHY OSBORNE DON OWINGS PATRICIA PAINE RUTH PAINE LYNNE PARKER TOMMY PARKHURST ALICE PAYSON JOAN PEARCE ANN CAROL PELTS QI I fy A Af JUNIORS page 38 BEVERLY PHELPS PATRICIA PHILLIPS ROBERTA PHILLIPS DON PHILPOTT DON PHINNEY NANCY PINNEY THOMAS PLANTE GEORGE PULS SELINA RAEL FLORENCE RALPH GLORIA REDDEN VIRGINIA REED TOMMY REYNOLDS LEE RILEY MARILYN RILEY RICHARD ROBILLARD VICTORIA RODRIGUEZ JEANNE ROLOFF COLLEEN RUDOLPH ROSARIO SAGAHON SUZANNE SANTEE BEVERLY SAYLOR NANCY SEIDLER OAN SELFORD CAROL SIMMONS MARY LOU SIMMS GARY SIMPSON DONNA SMITH JERRY SMITH LARRY SMITH BETTY SNODGRASS BILLY SORENSON DALE SORENSON CHARLES SPIKES Q21 Q UZjYg.fffW! SHARON STARKEY TOM STEPHENSON JAMES STENARD SANDRA STONE LOLIS STRATTON JUNIORS page 39 JAMES STROBEL SHARON STROBRIDGE BETTY STUDT LARRY STURGES BILL SUMPTER DOUGLAS SUTPHEN DONALD SWANSON DAVID SWOPE DONALD SYLVESTER PATRICIA TADLOCK JOSEPH TAUL CAROLYN TAYLOR SHIRLEY TAYLOR GORDON TERRY GWEN THOMAS HENRY THOMAS WILLIAM THOMPSON DEANNA THURSTON EVANGELINA TRUJILLO MARGUERITE VALENZUELA ANTHONY VALOT TERRY VAN BUSKIRK BARBARA VAN ZANDT GEORGIA VAN ZEE ADRIENNE VEINE MAGDALENA VELARDEZ MARY VOGT CLIFF WALKER ALAN WALTHER HUGH WATT ROGER WEBER IUDITH WEGNER ARMAND WEST DELBERT WESTCOTT JACK WILDER EARL KEN WILLOUGHBY DONALD WOODARD ANN WRIGHT GARY WURGES SHIRLEY YATES 'R N 1 EV'- I. 'S ., .1 ,...', X Nfrx. ff, My 1 f 'f.,, - ff . s :E, V Q 3 1. , zi' 2. tx ,, , 3 5 X SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Historian Armlda Gonzales Secretary ,lean Brown, ' L President Lloyd Stuck VICC President Pat Williams Treasurer Pat Chemltzer IQQ v s J -I ' :wc 1' xr -'rr' SOPHOIVIORES page 40 TOP PICTURE-hack row: Cunningham, Cameron, Contreras, Cook, Hicks, Wharton, Cauble, Garcia. Middle row: Hallmark, Reynolds, Knight, Totel, Hernandez, Newman. Front row: Davis, Garcia, McNeil, Johnson. SECOND PICTURE-back row: Weise, Smith, Cassidy, DeSimone, Parkhurst, Dailey, Clark, Karavas, Pearce, DuBois. Middle row: Sartain, Cruse, Proctor, Gilbert, Townsend, Gahler, Bean, Whipple, Barrows, Murphy. Front row: Milan, Jones, Gray, Karlberg, Jobson, Hadnat, Green, McKee, Mabhit, Pearce. SOPHOMORES page 41 TOP PICTURE-back row: Day, Stahr, Smith, Hunt, Hensley, Gannaway, DeKay. Garcia. Middle row: Rhea, Reeves Forg. Smith, Drew, Kyle, Adams. Front row: Abrams, Crabtree, Roby, Bayly, Croft SECOND PICTURE-back row: Piper, Eberwein, Mercier, Kjenstad, Jones, W'illiams, Pearson. Dailey. Middle row: B Combs, Bischoff, Keaveney, Lenarth, Heath, Barton, N. Burkhardt, Stoltzman. Front row: DeCarion, McKenzie, Hawker. White, Mattix, Putz, Mrs. Lian. THIRD PICTURE-back row: Kresher, Chapman, Roche, Wariiig. Salmon. Shupps. Smylie, Kail. Middle row: Edwards 7 Purcella, Browning, Lillie, Watt, Cox, Blumenshine, Mahoney. Front row: Bufhngton, Bertram, Caruso, Chester, Welling- hoif, L. Thomas, Poser, Leary, Hockin, Britton. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: J. Brown, T. Fernandez, Cherry, Underhill, Parkhurst, R. Hemp, Jackson. Nisley, Creighton, Luebbers, Burbank, Phelps, J. De Benedictis. Middle row: Greene, A. Jones, Cast, Holscher, Bolex, Yeager, P. Huffman, A. Delight, Camomile. Front row: B. Villarreal, L. Johnson, Whittlesey, Egerer, M. Reynolds, D. Brown, Cordon, Jason, Williams, Smead, Diederich. 1 7 1 will J 5 VQQQD SOPHOIVIORES page 42 TOP PICTURE-back row: Toussant, Glazener, Smith, Goss, Wagner, Snyder, Smith. McNamara, Walker, Mahoney, Luther. Middle row: Douglas, Kobayashi, Norton, Gillian, Cooper, Wagen, Brown, White, Cassinelli. Front row: Haisi, Menner, Schneider, A. Starkweather, A. McGonnigal, F.. Myers, Crites, Colton, G. Little, Simpson, Trigg. SECOND PICTURE-back row: Locken, J. Sadler, Laney, Rose, Nowe, Toth, Neelands, Smith, Lentz, Daines, Plante, Bronson. Middle row: M. McConnell, Stewart, Morgan, Partridge, N. Hicks, Jenkins, J. O'Connor, Manary, Cotant, Ryder, Bushnell. Front row: McConville, Sands, Eune, Googins, Haswell, Gonzales, Fay, Bayland, Bates. THIRD PICTURE-back row: Owens, Ayakatubby, Vaupel, McMillan, Turner, Elkins, Purcell, Davis, Knickerbocker, Levine, Kelterer. Middle row: Hodges, Tyler, Brown, Sanders, Hoffzimmer, Dodge, Smith, Morrison, Sternad, Bagby, S. Womack, Nordhagen. Front row: MacFaden, K. Koons, Medlicott, Floyd, Dawson, Wilson, DeLaney, J. Combs, Lindstrom. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: Benjamin, Newman, Stuck, B. Valenzuela, Kinch, Wrye, Sullivan, M. Orozco, S, Nelson, Connell. Mrs. Rinker. Middle row: Glaum, Brockwehl, Leslie, Harris, Dietz, Lopin, Guilfoyle, Clemons, Biathrow, Tlhhen. Front row: Allred, Gold, Hackney, Zepeda, B. Harrington, Niemeyer, Myers, Owens, Peterson, Hutchinson, Williams. .1 1 u-mlmffw -.-- SCPHOMORES page 43 TOP PICTURE-hack row: Woods, Kelich, Holland, Marsh, Compher, Arnold, Fenton. Paine. Hughes, D. Solis, Mrs. Rinker. Middle row: Esselman, Freemon, I. Felix, Nurton, Fisher, Ziebarth, Liggett, Griflith, Fair. Front row: Stringer, Welton, Meleo, Neal, Johns, Keidser, Phillips, Morgison, DeKleinhaus, L. Fernandez. SECOND PICTURE-hack row: Wilson, Westcott, Welch, Sherrard, Millett, Terry, Campbell, Stephenson, Boerner, Water- house. Middle row: Nugent, Brundage, Carmichael, Harrison, Bonde, Hovey, Brown, Bowen, Greer, Horvat, Paine. Front row: Jones, Conger, Davanzo, Smith, Widrig, Gardner, Steiner, Baptiste, Parnell, Kerr. THIRD PICTURE-back row: Jones, Stevenson, Hux, Thornes, Abramovic, Bates, Olafsen, Noorlander, G. Watt. Middle row: L. Diebold, Duarte, Chacon, Fernandez, Reynolds, Watkins, Young, Walls. Front row: Owens, Burns, N. Saucedo, Britt, Sherer, R. Gannaway. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: Gindroz, Harvey, Southworth, J. Broadbent, Liggett, Aldrich, Beard, Gill, Murray, Miller, Chandlee, Cullison. Middle row: Leonhart, Zbinden, Maclaren, Gregg, Heisey, Boyanton, Jagerhorn, Chemnitzer, Smead, Isenogle, Kearney. Front row: Hall, Sutton, Williams, Sullivan, Coward, Ferrill, Pearson, Newhurn. q EM. M -it ltmm f 5? aww fi U0-Q' . f '1'Q ATP A '52, wp- It Treasurer Ted Mue- genberg, Vice-presi- dent Mike Coyle, President Lynn Hoyem, Sergeant-ab Arms Eddie Nelson. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: D. Martinez, L. Gonzalez, Flood, R. Delight, Barrett, Geach, Shaeffer. Middle row: Llewellyn, Sheeley, Drake, Greene, R. Deskin, Drake, Cole, French. Front row: Rustum, Shavey, Crooks, Miss Pease, J. Kennedy, del Collo. FRE SHMEN page 44 TOP PICTURE-back row: Perley, Sharp, B. Townsend, Farmer, Sylvester, Engel, Stras- burg, Abramovic, Steffens. Middle row: Mr. Ringer, Stanton, Sickels, Lugan, McDougald, Isham, McElroy. Front row: Bell, Stamis, Hoyer, Aytes, Page, Rickwell, Bishop. BOTTOM PICTURE-hack row: Bowers, L. Fernandez, L. Gumm, McCann, Pierce, Shankle, Kinchloe. Middle row: Davis, Lewis, Justesen, Land, Estrada, J. Chacon. Front row: G. Lujan, Bridges, Keys, Samnions, Chapman, Nettleton, Key. l.-.mr-.aa .li-...uwmf.vi... P- 1 w-1n. miwn 1 . 1 TOP PICTURE - FRESHMEN page 45 TOP PICTCRE-back row: Becker. Zepeda. Gale, Scott. A. Hernandez. Woodruff. Slater. Crasher. Presley. Middle row: Thompson. Scanlon. Dutton. Newsom. Pinnell. Rainey. Orman. D. Whittlesey. Front row: Herold, Phelan. O. Carroll. Reh- fuss. P. Thomas. Guynes, Swanson. Yiiooliscroft. SECOND PICTURE-back row: Riedle. Riley, Campbell. Ady. B. Little. Schilz. Yan Zee. Corbin, McDonald. Maloney. Surber. Cnderwood. Middle row: Ward. Shepherd. Bryant, Delgado. K. Hudson. House. Marks, Zeto, Young. Piner. Front row: Morgan. McCausland. Rederburg, Steinko, Wveyniouth. Ellis. E. Putz. THIRD PICTURE-back row: Conklin. Carlson, Coates. Saunders. Elliott. Quinn. Galbaxy. Willett. Elston, Fletcher, Bever. Middle row: Carnahan. Kendall, H. Thomas, Duckworth. Hayes. Siegel. Smith. Front row: Garvey. Givens, Pandoca, Chaffee. Golding, Shockey. BOTTOM PICTURE-hack row: E. Abeyta. J. Purcell. Malley. Beerup. Schumacher. Crawford, McKnight, Winghlade. Middle row: Fones. Hetherington. Swanson. Lorden, Pearson. Mr. Ringer. Front row: May, Borkowski. YY'eidenlJach, Clark. A. .-Xbeyta. Bartell. Wilcox. McGee. Mayes. TOP PICTURE-back row: Thaclc, Bolles, R. Alvarez, Schell, Stanton, Ryder, Humphreys, Cushman, Moore, Olson. Middle row: Whiteside, Radford, Wilson, Lewis, Eubanks, M. Smith, Tunis, Starr. Front row: Mr. Adams, Fujiwara, Wheeler, Harris, Welch, J. Paine, Hill, Hotchkiss, Steinbaugh. SECOND PICTURE-hack row: Mr. Adams, Black, Knudson, Moore, Hoyem, Carroll, H. Fernandez, Faulkner, Bauer. Middle row: Roath, Adams, Younkin, Gray, Elliot, D. Brown, Passarelli, Weber, Odam, Harper. Front row: J. Beattie, M. Smith, Combs, K. Scherer, Bates, D. Hoyt, B. Burkhardt, Fay, P. Smith, M. Howard. THIRD PICTURE-back row: Miss Bolton, Richardson, Clair, Coldenson, Harvie, Nelson, Barnes, Dawson, Martin, Scrivens, R. Martinez, M. Putz. Middle row: M. Koons, Hawley, Ford, Rickner, Swart, McAbee, Simas, S. Arce, Martin. Front row: F. Lujan, Torres, Stinson, Dodos, K. Could, Cinder, Cox, Bailey, Ulmer, Hunter, Parmiter. BOTTOM PICTURE - hack row: Thibeau, Harrah, Brinton, Fairchild, Taylor, Davis, Patterson, H. Myers, Holmes, Seals, Cookus, Markham. Middle row: Weiler, Rollins, K. Brown, Robinson, S. Johnson, Donner, Saxton, Cambrell, R. Moore. Front row: Stevens, Cangemi, Baxley, Schuler. FRE SHIVIEN Page 46 5 1 r 4 1 l 1 TOP PICTURE-back row: Dodds, Stevens, Baker, Kitchen, Striff, Seifert, Haynie, Gish, Higbee, Muegenberg. Middle row: Wendt, Dwyer, Mann, Randall, Bibeau, Mullaney, Cresap, Crabtree. Front row: Gregory, Allman, Jenkins, Kehm, Mclver. SECOND PICTURE--back row: G. Scherer, Lemen, Cornish, Stewart, Bishop, Currier, Arrowsmith, Clayton. Middle row: Thompson, Kanaster, McDonnell, Pearson, Chamberlain, Scott, Spencer. Front row: Rippstein, Heaton, Murphy, C. Elkins, Holtonl, Biver, Guillory, Mr. Ringer. THIRD PICTURE-back row: Bruening, Truesdell, Frye, Layman, Kinkel, L. Cook, Pulido, Scrivens, Bate, Knippel, Parks Alderson Veltre. Middle row: Reeves, Adams, A. Bertelson, Crowley, I. Hernandez, Taylor, Mathis, Powell, Rosen Uptegxiaft, Nelsoin. Front row: Zuccone, E. Soliz, Salenas, Rodignes, Alvarez, C. Saucedo, Rohden, L. Nicklin, C. Cook: C. Weeding, DeWitt, J. Womack, L. Wagner. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: Webb, Newby, Ralph, Sanford. D. Cobabe. A. Contreras. lrvine. Lombardo, Browning, Lapham, Hanlon. Middle row: Clift, Schooley, Fern, King, Constantine. T. Anderson, Hanna, Kelley, Boone. Front row: Ciauri, Bare, B. Lane, Roche, N. Cody, Kildow, Browne, Mason. FRE SHMEN page 47 l TOP PICTURE-back row: Reese, Sinclair, Wharton, Duncan, Perren, Chaney, Delia, Austin. Middle row: Gonzales, Ehlers, Aguilera, Gipson, Richardson, Dahm, Whitman, Green. Front row: C. Gonzales, Coyle, Fitzpatrick, Hendel, Rowley, Stanziole. V SECOND PICTURE-back row: Maxwell, Hyde, Kennedy, Sturges, Thorns, Guth, Snyder, Daniels. Middle row: Ishibashi, Lawrence, Burris, B. Kelterer, Horne, lunge, Paine. Front row: Dahlin, Hickson, Canty, Grifhn, Hamilton, Nordstrom, Bouse. THIRD PICTURE-back row: Bassett, Frye, Grinnell, Locken, Gray, Peck, Gobel, Palmer. Middle row: Wayhright, Sig- nian, E. Courey, Hefner, Moody, Naer. Front row: B. Carnomile, Townsend, J. Johnson, Notl, Waring, Hudson, Cosby. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: Hannan, Dorsey, Dodson, Fitzgerald, W. Hand, Sparrowk, Weber, McFarland. Middle row: Miss Bolton, Green, R. Roloff, Seals, D. Griffin, Douillard, Franks. Front row: M. Trujillo, Riggs, Keltz, M. Valen- zuela, G. Anderson, Leimbach, Hadnot, Best. FRE SHIVIEN Page 48 Ellen Olivieri Sigrid Mary Lee ted! Hilary Hutchison Money Jerry Segeri John Dunzer Gail Wells Jean Myers kip Lusk Doug Donna dleman Dick 45- Mary kwea th Jan Gobe Lillian Sim ons Barbara Hunt Alma Bell Pat Tinley B ' P O SSE? sborn 8 Lois attie '+'Jerry Don ie Watson Natalie Vlgurgen Wgllaoesaddler Cullen T ITIE One of the oldest and most interesting buildings on the campus is the Auditorium, which the school uses for various meetings, assemblies, plays and concerts. Damage from the 1933 earthquake necessitated the remodeling of the interior of the structure in the next year, and the removal of the dis- tinctive columns twelve years later. The building, still in good condition, continues, also, to house a variety of community projects of a musical, theatrical, or educational nature. Q, VX , is fe Q it X x Q if f as K X X -sw, ,.1 , XX ' , X, em gif .KQV I N , in 4 fi fif PACIFIQ coast HIGHWAY 'ff fi it to ,12.11'f7,4xf 'f:W , f , ' S ff U f ,, Q ' f' - X X ' 3 o Photograph loaned by Mr. A. L. Young 1-mum --5 . as W, aw M .aut ...nz uid page 52 CAMPUS 1953 September. . 10:10-10:25, strange things are happening! October .... Well, the Red-and-White RALLY was great! !! November . . . Appreciation and thankfulness f December . . . . Lift your voices in praise K - - af-,aucwf . r - ' f Jarzurq' 21, 19534 STVTIZZFI BCEEY ZLTCTICZE 'FTNYZ' Wit: for onej E4 '- W 1,41 .LIWKJ ftexu-i, Taz, incumbent 1 '- Z-Ticklin, Yami, mcizccxrb I-:ak Tour ,, ,, -- L' ' 0 Hutchison, Mary ice -' l Sankey Sick f 3: rlaifzifrfft uma em- Quay f T'?2lSEI3'.C1lSE'1'Z Floss, Incmnbent .,..-,. ....,, ,... ,c,..-.....,-...w -- ' ' C14 LL,-ST.. Q. ni r Chaffee, Ned TELL? Note for onej if , Zllen, Encuzzbent. nfl-Ligcs fm- I Veto for one ' Yettrn, Zfiril, Incmbrnt Perry, Siena . CCTZTICSICZTTR CT 3I.'.1.'C2, Note for -'-------i--- ,. cnc, Ffirie, fd, Inc-.zfbent January . . . Democracy in action CALENDAR page 53 -1954 FEBRUARY MARCH - - APRIL - - - MAY--- JUNE ---- Commencement a das Ion remembered ASSOCIATED STUDENTBODY COUNCH. page 54 V JL is I 95 '1 MW ,,,.-ff WW' STUDENT GOVERNMENT f0pposite page! President Tem Stewart. Vice-president Ross Bushhousen, Secretary Ellen Olivieri, Commissioner of Athletics Don Beall, Com- missioner of Entertainment Phil Yettra, Commis- sioner of Elections Skip Lusk. Commissioner of Finance Ed Ririe, Commissioner of Campus and Health ffalll Paul Nicklin, Com- missioner of Campus and Health fspringl Mary Lee Hutchison, 1QadVSong Leader Edna Flores, Head Cheer Leader J erryiwatsf-MM' A Commissioner of Girls, Welfare Jean Myers, Com- missioner of Boys, Welfare Doug Dick, Commis- sioner of Girls' Justice Sigrid Husted, Commis- sioner of Boys' Justice John Dunzer, C. S. F. Presi- dent Violette Greenleaf. Boys' MR Club President Bob Goldstone, Girls' R Club President Barbara McCarrell, High Tide Co-editor Jud McNamara, High Tide Co-editor Vir- ginia Lane, PILOT Editor 'Maureen Cullen. ' Senior? Class President Mowry Baden, Junior Class President Lenny Boedecker, Sophomore Class President Dick Vaupel, Freshman Class President Lynn Hoyem, Assistant Secretary Hilary Money. 3 page 55 Students at R. U. H. S. have run their own govern- ment since 19l.O. There was a constitution formulated in 1912, it was revised to a commission form in 19211-, acquired additional members in 1931, and took its present form in 1949, with the election of the president by the entire student body. This year, in addition to the Associated Student Body Council, a second body has been constituted to broaden student influence in self-government, the House of Representatives. This group is made up of members, elected on a basis of one for each sixty students in each class CSenior, Junior, Sophomore, Freshmenl. Mr. Snyder is sponsor for the Council, and Mr. Gonzales, for the new House. The HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES 4 ik-'fi t D 4wf MI MISS ROUS and .IEAN MYERS The GIRLS, UNIFORM BOARD, started in 1936, in to carry out campus dress regulations. OFFICERS, SPRING GIRLS' LEAGUE page 56 Opposite page: GIRLS' COURT SPRING EXECUTIVE BOARD FALL EXECUTIVE BOARD UNIFORM BOARD The GIRLS, LEAGUE, composed of all R.U.H.S. girls, is the second oldest organization on campus, beginning in 1915 and preceded only by the Latin Club in 1914. In addition to providing every girl with a valuable part of her high school education, Girls' League sponsors the little sister program in the fall and the annual Hi Jinx and Co-ed Ball in the spring. Officers for this year were: Jean Myers, presidentg Mary Lou McCulley, vice-presidentg Gail Wells, secretaryg Pat Clark, treasurer. The GIRLS, COURT, a judiciary body originating in 1918, enforces regulations pertaining to girls' uniform and other school rules. Serving as judge this year was Sigrid Husted. The assistant judge was Lynn Learned, sergeant-at-arms, Shirley Harrison. Upper class jurors were Bobbie Phillips, Sue Haines, Sue Jenkins, and lower class jurors were .lean Brown, Donna Myers and Cha Cha Valenzuela. Hella Feseleldt was an honorary juror. cludes those girls from each second period class who are appointed I OFFICERS, FALL w-'w.1.uu.- A-Q-yivgmr page 58 BOYS' LEAGUE , gi H! Cv The BOYS' LEAGUE, one of the most prominent organizations at R.U.H.S., began in 1922, to promote boys' welfare. The League, including every boy in school, sponsors the annual Varsity Dance and Recognition day for the Freshmen boys. Olhcers this year were: President Doug Dickg Vice-president Jud Mc- Namarag Secretary Bill Sumpterg Treasurer MR' WALDEN and DOUG DICK Roger Weherg Sergeant-at-arms Paul Nicklin. The BOYS' COURT was first known at R.U.H.S. in 1925. Serving: as Judge this year was .lohn Dunzer. Upper class jurors were: first semester-Bob Cody, Dick Keeler and Jerry Watson: second semester-Dick Keelor, Alex Felix and Roger Weber, Lower class jurors were: first semester-Norman Kiedser, Dick Newman and Harry Parkhurstg second seniester-Dick Newman. Harry Parkhurst and Dave Neal. OFFICERS, SPRING OFFICERS, FALL BOYS' COURT ..r.,,. . ,.,, . ,A . , , .... .H - .M M -X sw 'f fe- if bow .M ., I ' W s M+ W M al I.,Z,IlL'11,L . , Ma. ..W..,, W, ,H MW ' an-so W. MW. U4 'A ' ' ' ,W it W W A ...I W..- ,IM .. wif - A.,L,,r.s..4, , , , SERVICE CLUBS Page 59 SEMPER COMITES, an honorary organization for Senior girls begun in 1942, sponsors the annual Red and White Dance in addition to being of service to the school. COCNOTAI, comprised of outstanding Junior girls on campus who provide invaluable service to the school, was founded in 194-9. KEY CLUB, a service group composed of qualified boys, was organized in 1949. LES PARISIENNES, known first as the French Club in 1929 which became le Cercle Francais in 1939 and later Les Parisiennes in 1952, is comprised of those concerned with the study of French and French customs. CTop two picturesl LANGUAGE CLUBS page 60 COMITES ROlN'lANORUM, which was founded in 1914 as the Latin Cluh and in 1919 became Comites Roman- orum, attracts those interested in Latin and early Roman Culture as compared with ours today. fUpper picturel LOS SABIOS, a cluh existing since 1925, functions for those intent upon learning the Spanish language. fLower picture! 1 V 1,-1 - l CLUBS page 61 QUILL AND SCROLL, honorary journalists Literary PENPOINTERS PALETTEERS, artists PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLUB . ,' A 1 lll I HOBBY CLUBS page 62 The ARCHERY CLUB, founded this year, in- cludes those who aspire to be Robin Hoods. Back row: Carlson, Locken, Canister, Scott, Klinger, Merriman. Front row: Steinbaugh, L. Smith, Lueb- bers, Mollett, Mahoney, Seifert, Cushman. Single hgures: Galbavy, Mr. Hall. The CAMERA CLUB, existing since 1930, is made up of the leading camera enthusiasts at R.U.H.S. Back row: R. Willoughby, Gregory, DeFord. Middle row: S. Rael, Welton, Drew, Jollota. Front row: Knight, J. Smith, Bernard, V. Williams, Smother- gill, Curling, Blumenshine. Single figure: Millet. The SHUTTER CLUB was started in 1952 for the younger camera enthusiasis. Model: Baker, Robin- son, Luebbers, Mr. Dipboye, Blumenshine, Welch, Millet, Hux. The STAMP CLUB enables those interested to explore the vast field of philatelyg it was founded in 1936. Mr. T. Robertson, Peck, Palmer, L. Smith. Shockey. VW? dM 'l T l l l l l l 5 ll l l l The NATURAL SCIENCE CLUB, first organized in 1923, provides interest for those students studying about the material world. Top picture, back row: McClure, Chandlee, C. Brown, J. Brown, Eiserling, Mrs. lNlcBee. Middle row: Fay, Sullivan, K. Koons, Lenarth, Knickerbocker, Banta. Front row: Holden, Cypoutte. The BRASSPOUNDERS are those interested in electronics, the organization has existed almost continuously since 1923 as the Radio Club. Second picture, front row: Douglas, Austin, Bassett, Sweeney, Ririe, Mr. Dickbart, Johnson. Back row: Carlson, Haynie, Peterson, Green, Crosher, Kiinochle, Ewing, Drake.'Not pictured: Grinnell and Bowers. 1 CLUBS page63 . l The PEP CLUB fbottoni picturel began its career last fall to assist in providing enthusiasm for the football teams. CLUBS page 64 The JUNIOR RED CROSS, established on the campus in 1941, includes the entire mem- bership of the student body among its dues payers. Its advisory group lists: fback rowl Adrienne Veine, Jan Gobel, Caroline Klassert, Cfrontl Miss Jones, Jim Grinnell, Rosie Smith. The FILIBUSTERS, comprising those with an interest in world affairs, began in 1948. This year's group includes: fback rowh Jud McNamara, Mowry Baden, Bob Trimble, fmiddle frontl John Dunzer, Ross Bush- housen, Brent Banta, Henry Thomas, ffrontl Virginia Lane, Maureen Cullen, Jean Myers, Hilary Money, Ellen Olivieri, Barbara Mc- Carrell. The LIBRARY STAFF, one of the oldest active groups on campus, has functioned since 1905, attracting those who work in the school library. The SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS since 1915 have given special service to the school by running the campus telephones. vi - lr 1 snr ,...-...w.n 1 FALL MEMBERSHIP CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION page 65 The CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION, first known as the Honor Society in 1922, became Chapter 101 of the state organization in 1925. In 1911, the first mantle bearer was chosen, and since then the mantle, though replaced in 1925, has borne the monograms of each Senior having the highest scholastic average. The wearer in 1953-54 is Violette Greenleaf. C.S.F. includes those earning a total of ten or more points, per semester, for high grades in classroom work. SPRING MEMBERSHIP fu? 569541 .I CLUBS page 66 The FUTURE MEDICS, founded in 1952-3, attracts those concerned with becoming ' doctors. Top picture back row Tornbom, Nowe, Dr. Markham, Day, Menner, Knighten. Middle row: Gilbert, Carlson, Shupps, Knittel. Front row: Cllemnitzer, G. Wilson, Sullivan, Salmon, T. Gould. The FUTURE TEACHERS, comprising those planning to become teachers, began in 1950. Second picture, back row: Liggett, Kunkel, Hodges, Proctor, McCarrell, Chandlee, Klassert. Middle row: Mr. Morris Front row: B. Brown, Wheeler, Harris, Colton, Hoppe. The FUTURE NURSES is a club, organized in 1951 for those who are looking forward to a career in nursing Third picture, back row: Miss Lowry, Black, Cast, Lundbom, Murner, Snodgrass, Tyler, Ralph, Brefka. Front row: Fowler, C. Fujiwara, Kellaway, C. Wilson, Salinas, Neushel, Wegner, Jenkins. The FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA, known until 1948 as the Commercial Club, is an organization for those intent upon pursuing a business vocation. Bottom picture, back row: Greer, Towe, Dyson, Boyd, Baldwin, Creswell, Weber, Knight, Newman, Raife, Phelps. Middle row: Ridgway, Gray, Collins, Davis, Scrivens, Herman, Phillips, Bass, Deffenbaugh, Carroll, Reed, Miss Neft. Front row: G. Neese, Scavone, Boughers, J. Broadbent, Carlson, Adams, Arnold, Batteiger, Beattie, M. Valenzuela. Clidewell. P i H1 .ima -.flaw - t11.. , Elder, Connor, Zbinden, Cherry. Z3 1 1 i I i i v i I I l l 1 CLUBS page 67 MODES AND MANNERS, a club enabling girls to be informed about present-day fashions and etiquette, started in 1936. Top picture, hack row: Liggett, Alhau. Front row: Gilman, Broadbent, Orman. The USHERETTES, first active in 1943, attracts those interested in community service. The members work at school affairs presented in the auditorium. Second picture, back row: NF Adams, Fornara, Smead, D. Adams. Front row: Broadbent, Valenzuela, Kunkel, Glidewell. The FUTURE HOMEMAKERS, known first as the Yarners' Club, in 1934 became an active organization at R.U.H.S. and took its present name in 1947. It provides girls with a method of learning how to make a successful home. , If l gf w esa i 1 MUSIC page 68 The MADRIGAL CHOIR, an out- standing vocal group on campus which made its first television ap- pearance this fall, was founded in 1953. It is a further development of the Ensemble classes. The GIRLS GLEE divided into two sections the Advanced Girls Glee ftop picture, opposite pagel, and the Beginning Girls Glee icenter and bottom pictures opposite pagel existed first as the Girls, Chorus in 1910 and later became the Girls Glee in 1915 These groups provide much worthwhile entertainment in assemblies at R.U.H.S. The BOYS GLEE first active at RUHS in 1910 when it Joined the girls ln a mixed chorus, became a separate The CHOIR, composed of those in Y 3, i izriejted in choral lyrics, began in U1 ' M Mwst ,.. .. t SN J1 The DANCE BAND, established this fall, has proved successful, growing in popularity and talent throughout the year. MUSIC page 70 The ORCAN CLUB, originating in 1949 and afhliated with the American Guild of Organists, draws those in- terested in developing a skill and knowledge of organ playing. R.U.H.S. is privileged to have a pipe organ which was installed in 1915, the first in this area. The BAND, one of the biggest and best known of local groups of its kind, was organized in 1930 and uniformed in 1931. This year the Band totals eighty members and was invited to participate in Band Day at the Los Angeles Coliseum and in the Los Angeles County Fair. The ORCHESTRA, formed in March of 1910, has existed continuously since 1914, providing fine music for R.U.H.S. I Z A ff THE JUNIOR GUILD OF ORGANISTS MUSIC page 71 THE BAND , I D? WM 'N ,U XX lj X MM- x X X X X f X yy AN if P f' x. x 'IE.EEZf 2. T, N V 4 C X ' 5 V ' i rj M , x swf. J mwzy A, ' . 4E:2'::.z'i,.1 . V' .59 ' fn? ' iff N ., PM ,l 47 H1 ..,.. , fgwfqwjgg . fy mx ,fm gf f x ,, ff C 4 ' f, y 2 f ' 5 , A ' f , y' f ff , ,Q 4 5 Q Z ' .1 ff , SPECTACULARS page 73 The SPECTACULARS of R.U.H.S. are the units that make the half-time rites during football games complex and colorful productions that are an accumu- colors, Red from 1906, lation of the last forty-eight years. The and White, and the cheer leaders date the Seahawk emblem, from '24-5 the Alma Mater, from '28, the band, from '31, the song leaders and major- ettes, from '43: the drill team from '48g and the flag twirlers from '5l. f0pposize page! Top picture: FLAG TWIRLERS Beverly Saylor, Bar- bara Bauch, Zora Miller, Leona McCall. Middle picture: MAJORETTES Jean Brown, Pat Lom- bardo, Lois Beattie fheadl, Shirley Foley, Marguerite Henriksen. Bottom picture: CHEER LEADERS Jerry Watson fheadl, Barbara Burkhart, Donna Eddleman, Gary Coniglio CNot pictured, Maureen Cullen.l The whole outfit playing Indian for Inglewood. SONG LEADERS Marilyn Mackay, Phyllis Barton, Peggy Osborn, Valeria Williams, Hilary Money, Edna Flores Cheadl. ,aff- HIGH TIDE page 74 Co-editor VIRGINIA LANE, MISS SINSABAUGH and co-editor .IUD MCNAMARA The High Tide is once again a weekly paper now that the printing facilities are no longer stretched to publish not only the campus news, programs, tickets and what-have-you, but also the same materials for our little brother to the north, MiCoHi, which this year initiated its own print shop. Sixth period, every Friday, is once more a meaningful experience. Pictured below are the Black Gang, the print shop crew who roll the presses, probably the same ones R.U.H.S. set up shop with in 1927. At the bottom of the page is pictured the staff of the paper, advanced and beginning journalism students who collaborate to cover the southern half of the South Bay. . , , i . ., t il,W,i5 . 3 PILOT page 75 Editor MAUREEN CULLEN, MISS COOK Members of the 1954 PILOT business and editorial staffs were Lillian Simmons, Marilyn Mackay, Barbara Hunt, Gay Little, Margaret Newman, Mary Lee Hutchison, Phyllis Barton, Jerry Watson, Audrey Carlson, Fred Eiserling, Bobbie Phillips, Sigrid Husted, Judy Wegner, Henry Thomas, Skip Lusk, Mary Lou Simms, Rhonda Arnold, Barbara Burk- hart, Sharon Barth, Sue Jenkins, Gail Wells, Pat Clark, Denise Wilsoii, Brent Banta, Gerry Vaag, Jim Hand and Tom Bevan. Mr. Herbert Irwin is business adviser. fAboveJ BUSINESS STAFF fBelowJ EDITORIAL STAFF . ,,.-.1-r -.,...,,,,, . I .1 v- M,.aWpmsw,1mv4msvs.mm.1 --ss-W r...mn-.1 0 f'5'?L2'i:JfZ7f '17 f fs N . kgs? WN ZW V 7 gb , ff5:55gf5l3, I .L 1 1 X fix' :if if 1, 1 5 ix as f 1' ,H 'Y fa? rf 'Q J s s i i f 1 M' W A JW,,,f X 4 ' A J 7 ' ' ' WZ , X y if K 4. N., 5 Y s , , I fffw mt, Qs. r 7 :.I :gg ff M 1 ' Q-g M K f 239: 1 .sf 11 xv, Q X f bf f r S S, ' 'X xgh' f f f f i f RED AND WHITE DANCE page 76 The RED AND WHITE DANCE, first held in 1949, climaxed Red and White week. During this week Hello Day, started in 1927, and many other festivities were celebrated. This traditional dance, sponsored by the members of Semper Comites, marked the opening of another exciting football season. WALTZ WINNERS 1 Wff,m- s ff , 5 -B A ' , l,fl.f'f7lA The Members of the Court THE VARSITY DANCE page 77 November 14, 1953, marked the twelfth observance of our annual Varsity Dance. This outstanding event, sponsored by Boys' League, brought the football season to a close. Since 1941, a Football Sweetheart has been chosen, and this year Edna Flores was selected for this honor. Serving also on her court were: Barbara McCarrell, Ellen Oliveri, Hilary Money, Mary Lou McCu1ley, Peggy Kennedy, Peggy Osborn, Donna Eddleman, Mary Lee Hutchison, Sigrid Husted, Gail Wells. The football players who escorted the members of the court were: Bill Ewing, John Birkenstock, Mowry Baden, Ralph Hemp, Alex Felix, Jud McNamara, Don Beall, Ben Briggs, Bob James, Larry Sturges, Don Kul- paca, Doug Sutphen, Dick Keelor, Everisto Gonzales, Bob Brouws, Skip Lusk, Doug Dick, Ralph Buzzard and Walt Reese, and John Dunzer. Q. YY.. -5,,:J..t .L V -, xii SSQXK3 X 5, A .209 KW I . ,pf A -e -WSW RQ g-. 72 M07 CJ X Q ww ' Q- W' .. i HIGH JINKS page 79 And COED BALL First to reitrn in 1923 as queen of Hi links, begun by Mrs. A. S. Hammond, then girls' dean, was Jean Delevan, selected by popular vote of the Girls' League. The Coed Ball, the first major dance to become a tradi- tion on the Sea Hawk campus, was established by Miss Irmadele Rous in l939. Chosen to be Hrst king was Walt Lindley. 'LCarnival in Venicef, complete with cobblestones, gondolier, carousel, ferris wheel, and clowns, was the highlight of the spring activities. Reigning as thirty-first queen and Hfteenth king were lean Myers and Doug Dick. Attendants included Prin- cess Edna Flores, Prince Tem Stewart, Princess Hilary Money, and Prince Ross Bushhousen. opposite page The King, Queen and Attendants The Vocalists: Raife, Vigil, Fornara, Vaag, Atchison Pettet, Boughers, Knight. The Announcers, Hostesses, Chorus and Flower Girls. The Flower Girls: Lane, Gobelf Clark, Hunt, Cullen. Hutchison, Barton, Smothergill. ., ,Q Maxi, , , t . s 4 A M J or V ir 72 L 1 CQ y ,fy fg ' J ' Mfr ,wf f J . X2 wif W , o1fMiWk,f,,s -0, W4 w .mf-' - ff M1,.wg3,Jf Q, ,Q , f ' f .tv-af-5- Q 1- , f VZQZM, ,W , sf WA ,V Q Q9 , A mf wk-Q, ' 2 ay v ' All. .,.. , ,- Queen Jean Myers, King Doug Dick, Trainbearer Michael Haines. lNot pictured, Trainbearer Cindy Stayton.l MENIEHS OF THF COURT Photographs all by Al Frederic ,gff f , x if fy bi yi 3 E 9 ff' f QS 3 xx . u P X, X .,.,. N ,Sir X N l . ' .1 N -tm Q., My ,f VT, ' ' YW tv, t fwfr- 'TWf SENIQR PLAY page 80 RUTH In T910 when '4lN'Ir. Boll appeared in the Pavillion auditorium, senior class plays became a tradition at R.U.H.S. This year Norman Krasnals two-act comedy HDear Ruthi' was presented hy the class of '54, The hilarious action centered around Miriam, Ruth's kid sister, who wrote letters to Lt. Seawright sign- ing Ruth's name. The cast included Ruin, Elaine Sheldrake, LL. William Sea- wriglzlr, Ross Bushhousen, Mrs. Wilkins, Pat Clark, Judge Wilkins, Phil Yettra, Miriam. Jean Myers, Albert Kummer, David Haynes, Dora, Hella Fesefeldt, Martha Seawriglzt, Sue Regan, Sgt. Chuck Vincent, John Dunzer, Servicemen, John Birkenstock, Mowry Baden, Skip Lusk, and Jerry Watson. Because of unexpected illness, Elaine was unable to be in the matinee performance. Mrs. Merelyn O'Donnell, drama coach, sub- stituted. , Y 1,11 I i 5' . 5342 1 Mez , f a 5, f V3 iii? THE CREW THE CAST JUNIOR PLAY page 81 WILLIE Since the early Twenties, Junior plays have been an estab- lished R.U.H.S. tradition. The 1923 PILOT tells us The Rivals, an old English comedy, was produced by the class of '22-1. Double casts of The Inner Willy, a three-act comedy by Betty Knapp, the class of '55's presentation, included Henry Thomas, David Barnett, Shan Fanelli, Kim Guymon, Diane Berry, Dick Keelor, Bill Ewing, Janet Huffman, lane Dye, Margaret Weeding, Joanna Harrington, Ron Colvin, Bill Thompson, Pam Orman, Diane Delfenbaugh, Colleen Ru- dolph, Jim Shmitka, Bob DeSimone, Sue Maricle, Sue Haines, Bette Higgins, Bobbie Phillips. Don Phinney and Patti Bevan were student directors while Fred Eiserling was stage manager. THE CREW THE CA STS Q 2 , 7, M A W gf M. Z4 f z WW Q Xmas xy A X 'K f 40 V ,. -xy I .if 'E f-FV . ' V ' 4 ' ,f 272: :. gg ij . Lk- - 'gk . ., 1 SHAKESPEARE!-KN FESTIVAL page 84 The Shakespearean Festival was first presented in 1937 under the direction of Miss Agnes Murdoch, Mrs. Tillie Palmer, and Miss Dorothy Delavan. It was presented as a series of famous scenes from the works of Shakespeare. The fifteenth production of the festival, sponsored by the English department and the Thespians, was HTwelfth Nights' and was presented during Public Schools Week. The play was double cast. W-, V , 1:r f - i , - fww u.fff'w .ys 1- .sp 11' -... -,... THE SPIANS page 85 The THESPIANS began life as the Barnstormers hack in '36, They Changed their name in '47 hy afhliating with the national organization of the same name. This year they have produced two outstand- ing short plays: 'The Lost Elevator, a fantasy of young love, captious characters and an errant lift: and 'Two Crooks and a Lady, a brief, realistic melodramag and a program of three short plays, HThe Dyspeptic Ogref' HBalcony Scene, and ullurder by Morning. Thespians also enrolled in the drama class aided in presenting the Noon Theater, a series of short productions designed to show the history of the play from Antigone to the present. 4,-Xhovel ANTIGONE 'Belowl THE LOST ELEVATOR Fa...-..,e...-.............5 uoou 7 fx ff Of' '. 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L!??W y ,G MX i,. x y:M I A MW 0 W KV -A .1 I' ' ' '- -v f '-M '-'If ',v.'-.ff ...fl '1k7f 'I..'.' :'- 1 ,ff 2 f-A . -I, I' ' ' -I ' -1 f ' , 'V -1' l' I I bww! . '- 'U 7 Z ,.,,?.,,:: ,5,,.,f .u., - --A-- ,. t W, , , W ,FE ,X ,A , ,, , AZ, 2, ,. . A , , -1 w ww awigt-f2i'f - frfff fm' M' ' W' ' f ' 4 V! COACH CARDONA and ASSISTANT COACH HALL FOOTBALL page 90 Football became a campus feature in the fall of 1915. During its early years the squad was not always able to man both heavyweight and lightweight teams. However, Redondo's record is second only to Samohi in Bay League competitiong the Seahawks have collected six loop titles, have been edged out of one C.I.F. tilt, and have taken one Southern Section fC.I.F.l crown CI942J. The Beehawks have taken thc local laurels in 743 and in 750. Varsity Luminaries farouml llie page! BEALL, EWING, BUMBAUGH, Knot pictured? HEMP DICK KULPACA KO BA YA SHI BIRKENSTOCK, FELIX, BRANAM, SUTPHEN .,r,f X I , , f ' V X , 57 - If If f 2 4 2 I , , FOOTBALL Redondo Redondo Redondo Redondo Redondo Redondo Redondo X5 V r ,I V ,rw . 1, 1, S? fd,d 'W . 7 , ,, Z , or .- ., ,,, -vevi ,Z '1 K .'2:- Ea .,, V ,V ,,., ,, xxx' ' lf' ,,' If ' 41, ,, , 1 ,M ,ff W My-um ynfl, page 91 VARSITY BEEHAWKS Santa Paula I3 Redondo Wilson I2 Wilson 42 Redondo Inglewood Inglewood 20 Redondo Torrance I2 ly Torrance 34 Redondo Santa Monica 28 Leuzinger 6 Beverly Hills I9 Redondo Redondo BEEHAWK LUMINARIES faround the pagel Santa Monica 38 Leuzinger Beverly Hills 7 MOORE, GARNER, SEIFERT, GOSS VALENZUELA, COOK, ELKINS, PARKHURST DAILY NAKAUC HI WEBER COACH BURLEY and ASSISTANT COACH ADAMS WWII' Qllvvwwwfy if 2 1 1 I ' A .L ' ' X f A f, ,, ,W 7, M 4 w O IW X A - N , wr, .I - ,, , . . ,f , I M M! ld,f . 1 lr lii- V: In fr VA 44 W FOOTBALL Torrance huzzes the Hheesfi page 92 VARSITY FOOTBALL, front row: Managers Hanna and Cox, DeSimone, Kobayashi, McNamara, Dunzer, Baden, Sut- phen, Lusk, Branam, Dawson, Briggs, Manager Watts. Middle row: Manager Stevenson, Neal, E. Gonzales, Buzzard, Hemp, Beall, Reese, Marsh, Terry, James, Robinette, Dick, Brouws, Purcell, Keelor, Stuck, Manager Burt. Back row: Coach Hall. Felix, L. Gonzales, Ellinghouse, Blacet, Sturges, Ewing. Ahramovic, L. Smith, Lindsey. Kendall, Ir. vine Kul aca. BTHVU. Birkenstock Coach Cardona. 7 p f F5 7 il BEE FOOTBALL, back row: Weber, Bowers, ,Combs, Hyde, Seifert, McCann, Peck, Quinn, Banta. Webb. Bates. Nieman, Belch, E. Willoughby, Duarte, Sylvester, Moore, Nakauehi, Van Buskirk, Ashworth, Nidlillan, Neese, Peterson. Middle row: Conger, E. Garcia, McConnell, Johnson, Valenzuela, De.-Xnda, Cobabe, Elkins, Garner, Goss, jones, Park- hurst, Hand, Huffman, Nelson, Manager Smith. Front row: Manager Shaeffer, Buzzard, Cassidy, Browning, Liggett. Demaray, Cook, J. Garcia, Saucedo, R. Willoughby, Davis, McDonnell, Dailey. 2 l s....M. '...l'.5 ra iw? as 'Jo Tartars and Indians versus the Varsity FOOTBALL Page 93 VARSITY-Back row: Coach Seifert, Hu h,s,NSorenson. Middle row: Sturges, Trimble, Madrid, ankey. Front row: Cawdrey, Goldstone, Marshall. BASKETBALL page 94 Organized BASKETBALL apparently invaded this campus along with the founding of the Bay League in the season of 1913-1914 although courts were completed in 1910. The four team classification has been continuous since the early Twenties, with the Fives divided into Heavyweights. Light Heavyweights, Midgets and Fleas, originally. Later these divisions became the Varsity, Bee, Cee and Dee teams. This year a further revision has shifted classification to Varsity, Junior Varsity, Bee and Cee. JUNIOR VARSITY-Back row: Kelly, Hoyem, Kennedy, Millett, Jenkins. Front row: Ceach, Leagett, Duarte, McMillan, Coach Seifert. A, eff' , N-.f . I V , az. ....W.,.. . ,. .. 7 ' f S ' Q ' . v I - 1 f-172 ff' fa 52,115.14 A , ir?5F BEES-Back row: Lujan, Nakauchi, Valenzuela, Sturges, Karavas, Striff. Front row: Coach Kincannon, Seifert, Bates, Dailey, Combs, Moore. In this sport the Seahawks have dominated the local loop. The Varsity has a record of C.l.F. competition in ,36, '40, '43, and '53. It also holds eleten Bay League trophies, the Junior Varsity, four awards, the Bee squad, eight cups, including one for 1954g and the Cee babes, nine plus a piece of hardware which marks a five-year ascendancy in Seashore play C1945-19505. This year's record spotlights one Bay League champion, the Cee squad. The Varsity lost six, the jay-vees dropped nine, and the Bees, three. BASKETBALL page 95 CEES CBay League Championsj-Back row: Conger, Newman, Vaupel, Smith, Stahr, Delgado. Front row: Sickels, Watt, McCann, Cassidy, Lujan, Coach Kincannon. 45 H 'fe' A as ay 8,0 HAWIQ, E' of 0,018 'Ev v y Lrg , , rf NS! 'i 64 Q 1 4, 1 lov!! 1 WRE STLING page 97 WRESTLING is the Johnny-come lately of organized sports on the home campus. Redondo entered Bay League competition in the fall of 1947. In 1950, the squad began its five-year monopoly of the loop title. For the past four years the writhers have been runners-up in the C.l.F. mat meets. This year Alex Felix, Ken Gardiner and Richard Neese are California champions in their respective weight classes. WRESTLERS tBay League Championsl Back row Branam Addleman Mana C1 Smith Thnd row 'Nlana ei Cobabe Webb, Peck, Sylvester, I. Felix, Beall Keelor A Felix Second rows Curlin Ewin John on Stuck Mumford McDon nell, Peterson, Hernandez, Trujillo. Front row Douglas Gardiner Neese DeAnda CHIUQO Townsend Giillith Coyle i 1 l G gf 0 ll! if 'N RU. Xllg-,ft i CLASS B, back row: Webb, Whittlesey, Combs, Bowers, Ashworth, E. Willoughby, Scrivens, Key, Goss, DeAnda, Free mon, Seifert, Galbavy, Perley. Front row: Dailey, Reynolds, Dale, Guynes, J. Garcia, Elkins, F. Lujan, Nakauchi, Delahanty, T. Little, Parkhurst, Hyde, P. Hernandez. TRACK page 98 In the 1915 PILOT. TRACK is mentioned as being 'sunorganizedw although some of the boys competed at Compton in running and field events. With the founding of the boys' physical education department, this activity began to acquire status, eventually earning a C.I.F. CSouthern Counties? trophy in 1927, and a state championship in 1946. The Class A, Class B, Class C, and Cross Country squads have accumulated a total of thirteen Bay League awards in the past thirty years of competition. CLASS A, back row: Neal, A. Delight, Sales, Higrbee, Hoyem, Chaffee, Trimble, Baden, Goldstone. Front row: Bushelle, D. Smothers, Kobayashi, Gregory, Dick, Brouws, Barnes, Sturges. CLASS C, back row: Seals, B. Johnson, Engel, Contreras, T. Smothers, Defouri, Gobel, McCann, Sparrowk, Peek, Sig- man, Sickels. Front row: Garrett, C. Lujan, Sinclair, Conger, Muegenberg, Cushman, Davis, Hacsi, Klinger, McKnight, Moreno. 1 llllfk' T WH, , I N iz iff' 'Aw K 5 ZAIJVAHO I -te K ' Q :TW fr 'V -.L . 4 -. f?710'W!2J 0,53 K0 Cf, fijiofvlyi XV! tif, 3 fain! , .- I . , fa, fi W . W 5' X Lf' f f A 'JI l f U! lu ,M r'V 6, JV1 if ' V ,1 1 CQL 'ffl wr, .7 A ,V ,Q my 1 YM in Lf Cu C!-4 L4 X TRACK U7 , 1, I lv ,J ,T Q, age ,QQ T I7 fr.,-V41 ffm!! A 'cj MWA! l Y!!! C76 X - yu f lk! fl I MW ' , WU MA' ff fill! f 'V fl N ff if My ww ,f Jw H V ,742 ' gfjf tfjft CROSS COUNTRY: Reynolds, Nettleton, Deiouri, Scriveus, A. Delight, Chaffee, Klinger, T. Little, Delahanty. I --1 K -- w l , as ,Jaw VARSITY-back row: Coach Cardona, Sorenson, Compher, Irvine, Gillham, Beall, Kulpaca, Blodgett, Gambrell, Terry. Front row: Manager Burt, Valenzuela, Stamis, Bryson, E. Smith, Hemp, Cawdrey, Peterson, Manager Cox. BASEBALL page 100 BASEBALL is the senior sport at R.U.H.S. It was organized in 1910 and was a part of the sports program before there was a Bay League or a physical education program. Because this is a late spring sport, it does not get the recog- nition that it rates, although the ,Hawks have copped two Bay League championships, in '35 and in '45, The Junior Varsity makes its bow again this year. JUNIOR VARSITY-back row: Manager Roloff, Niemann, Spikes, Frye, B. Nelson, Karavas, Hand, Coach Hall. Middle row: E. Nelson, Paine, Burris, G. Watt, Beattie, Duarte. Front row: Banta, Delgado, Veltre, Cookus, Demaray. ,iirnn b GOLF: Chaney, Coach Dickhart, D. Walker, Striff. CNot pictured, C. Walker, Stewart, Gambrelll. TENNIS: Coach Kincannon, Ellinghouse, Blacet, Knudsen, Moore, McMasters, D. Jones, Segar, R. Willoughby, N. Brown, Shupps, McConnell, Ellis. GOLF has had an off-again, on-again history on this campus since the capture of the Bay League Invitational trophy in 1929. TENNIS courts were built at Redondo in 1910. Since that time Seahawks have had a continuous interest in this sport although they have never been able to equal Samohi's preeminence in the Bay League. THE BOYS' 'LPC' CLUB began, traditionally, with the awarding of the first school letters at the end of the 1915-1916 season. From time to time since then, letter holders have affiliated -and acted as a group, but it is dilbcult to trace continuous activities before 1926. tx wuwfli' HW if BOYS' SPORTS I i QW! page 101 7 if WY Q' if- X., 1 ' BOYS' 'GRN CLUB af W I sl ' 7'W'- VU!! SEENE We learn when to have 'fun We learn how to improve . . We learn when to be serious f ,fxw ff gi X f 'Q , 2 f 1: N 4? Cf 21 -ng, I I J AW VEZWJ an ,Wy ff, Q Q gg 1 nf ww JIM 1 ' 3 MJ QW-7 ,f 1-2 ,ff f mf, 3 f X . ,- ' J wig f, if 'f 'e'174w f' is '- Q , V pa? , 99 Z .fi 1 ,X yxyg ix- f x' ff? f'1f, K I 1 ' ' ,f K WH. ' ,fx ff HQ' f V . 1 iZ7'g,f7 f ,Q f . , ,Z f ' '. 17, 5,575 if' f ,yw , I I 5, X 1 X' 3 , 35,41 ' , ,. W1 W 1 , GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION page 104 'f x I I, 5 , - , 1 - , ' a I ,w ,. ., I 4-. - , , W, V, , 4 ri f Z , , , M. 1 9' .. e , - ,KJ-,ft , , t, ' ,ggi -, ,V iq 'B f ' aplazwam f f A A , I., 5 I ,142 .. 2152217 Imilnaf W 7, .V ,sg ,tk .Q I, yy1,,2', 4 ,H ' 5' 1 - Zflx' V ' .' I , . f 'ln A, ' . f if-,f Q ' -df - g t , - , 2 , f ' - President Barbara McCarrell Physical education classes for girls began on this campus in 1916. Hockey entered the pattern of major sports in 1925, joining basketball, volleyball and softball, minor sports have varied from year to year. The GIRLS, R CLUB, dating informally from 1916, was reorganized on a point system in 1928. The GIRLS' ATHLETIC AS- SOCIATION made its bow on this cam- pus in December of 1938, a part of fThe Woman's National Amateur Ath- letic Federation. The annual FIESTA and the autumnal activities of the RILL TEAM, revived after a two- year lapse, are vital parts of the ath- letic program. 'fem C.A.A. Executive Boardg back: Edwin, Harrison, Chemnitzer, Southworth. Middle: Cody, Les- lie, Berry, Yates. Front: Gilman, J. Huffman, lVIcCarrell, McDon- nell, R. HuH'man. We kk ,Q . it ,f ss ,last Song and Cheer Leaders: Bagby, Higbee, Sullivan, Chemnitzer. GIRLS' NR CLUB 1- , J' 22.21 fi f iw! X ZS, Q ,, If ,, 4 M. ' 7 I 7 1 ,.,, V, I I . I7 mv ,f ' , f Q H . .,-, K ,f X .I 4 -VME I . Z I ' - L .ff 1 I, vm SENIORS .wszzfid Z .IUNIORS SOPHOMOHES GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 7' Eg Vgfiyf 110, f A ,Q V' . ffar M , S M 'K - w ' ,. ,, f ' f x . ., : V.-he s 1' I W' ' Q: ' 5 , a3.f S 6 ff' . f X WZ? ' ' 21' 5. : '--- 41 1 ff Q X X .+V X gh u . am. I .1 i, - 3 I fi E Q 5 5 f f 7 , W .M . Q V. Q., Z V W, W f .,,.. .-... ,... , 6 S. . I l 3 , 1 if M . M' uf ff f 1 W ,Nj , if ,sw X f K , 5546? 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X , 0 ' ..:- W 7 V - 3 nah . ,Ng Q4 jc z , X 'gf Sf- ' Sq Q, Q2 fv 34 lwwvf 5, '78 ,L ' 2 2 Q L M , WM z Y P - I wif 7 'LA' x C 'fl K 4 2 '. , ' 1 1 ff ,faq emi, ,gg x K f , - , x A-gf fi -, ' ', 5.1 1-f ' 54, xieffx M M k s - .. f -- ffm , , A .. -- Z M, 0 , f. -Q,,,S,f,, X5 gf Nw' - -,O 5 V ' ' UQ WV -'Q t N M5 Q XY I , xv f,,i,! :.4,.,,M.,,A,fn Wlmyw HA: K J f 5 w 1 my N 5 H wpf, '4 H41 X ,fu 4 A .1 .. . W mf-U ,X . WZ., 5 X .-sm - s 1 I 'A ' 4 U .L A 6' Sl f Ex X K X 11 ,x 'Q V M N g ,X .W K M4 A A' H xi H , R , - 87'4N,: ., Y , X 4 Wiz 21 is , N Q x 9 1Qpu:f2-, '-.wh xi EL Iwi 'um , 4' A w,2,,Q 4 , ,QW 9- MODERN DANCE page 110 Introduced to this campus in 1939, MODERN DANCE was first an extra- curricular activity, then a club, and, finally, a part of the physical educa- tion program in 1942. Annual recitals highlighted each year from the he- gxinning until 1951. These programs grew into a full-fledged dance drama with the production of Irish Fantasyf, This year, once again, the rhythms classes put their best feet forward in an Allied Arts presentation, supported by the band and singing groups. ... .,.-.! X i ff I 04- W W page 112 GIRLS' SPORTS Girls' sports follow the sea- sons. Fall brings hockey, win- ter, volleyball, spring, baskethallg and summer fwell, late springl, softball. This pattern began with the girls' physical education program, in 1916. However, it did not take its present shape until 1925, when hockey was the last of the major sports to be introduced. page 113 Even before there were gym Classes, there were young fem- inine uthletes: the 1915 PILOT shows two fair charmers out for tennis. Some minor Sports which have come and gone were hiking and swimming fgone with the piungel. Also gone- is Cala Day, which was replaced hy the pref- ent anmiail Playduy. ,QW 4 l !iAL-. jl1..'5 W ,C LL, f Mix WW 3 rg 76353 7 , lg I u 91- li Y' 5 ' -' 5' The Strenuous L 'fe J j19'7iM5ffWQVJ M M W W J ,WWW 0 X J x if f v' vm V L' TN X Q4 f by S- Q 9. V' , Q, 50 -fx If 'fix UV h U? .8 , ! QP' cl -. N ' nib f X WM h G W1 IG' M ff QQQMMJJJ NO 4353? if-. ffk-Wing H JK mics I - yg Q QQAQX S YE-W fy b Mc? qi SIZE Q33 WN wg ,you ya-RQLJPQQSL, Qssiwfyk W M iiigf QM Qt B VERTIS This is the way that the old campus looked from the air back in 1916. The street cars from Los Angeles still rocked down Diamond Street after coming out of the cut back of the present Boys, Gym. The tennis courts are on the site of the present, but passe, Lincoln building. The old garage was housing school roll- ing equipment even then, and gym classes were meeting in the old Continuation building, which had housed classes during the building program when the 1906 model was making way for the newer model. This p'cture shows the old campus at the beginning of phase two. My 1 l it lk lllll lil fl fflwl D fa YY PACIFKI COAST HIGHWAY 'df vrw - 9345i .b 0 Ji 6 ,J-:QS . As r F , YE ,pw 'Q' N-riff 2, if ,B f V, 1' Wm . I , 24 ,, 5 Q 3134.894 Vx , -I ,Q . . N 5 ' KR W. , Q5 1 I rid . :xg ' l f 1 . 0 . A , s Q :jf 'V - I in gr. l -w Mrk? x mf A X ul , THE LION S' CLUB of The Lions' Club of Redondo Beach is in in its thirtieth year of S of existence, and during these thirty years the club has been an 'lb' 'cl' enthusiastic supporter of the Redondo Union High School and all Mlm of its many activities. One of our most enjoyable activities is that of sponsoring the annual Football Banquet. Wfe have sponsored this affair for the past twenty-seven years, and are most hopeful of being able to sponsor this event for many years to come. Each year we have as an honorary member of the club a student of Redondo Union High School, who attends our weekly meetings and keeps the club personnel informed on the activities of this splendid high high. We also sponsor a speaking contest each year, and the representatives from Redondo Union High School have never failed to make a most impressive showing in this contest. The Lionis Club Good Citizenship Award is a coveted prive for a boy and a girl of Redondo Union High School. The award is made each year at graduation. The Lions' Club sponsors many high school activities and, in turn, the high school has initiated a program of permitting the Lions' Club to sponsor the football pro- gram at one of its games, with the proceeds derived from the sales of the program being used for our Sight Conservation Project. We again extend our very best wishes to the graduating seniors of 1954, and offer our congratulations to those of you who are returning for being fortunate enough to again have the privilege of attending this fine school. ,ggqpp s-gaw3N 'K 0 Q oft ig Qi E I i if if e i n R f if g i Z gi si 'wt A ,In 5 ng a, i- . 1 as ADVERTISING 8:07 a. m. page 119 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '54 REA'S HARDWARE Smith Realty Company neurons - msunsns 433 Via Corta Palos Verdes Estates, California FRontier 52559 PRESCRIPTIONS - DRUGS - SUNDRIES RIVIERA PHARMACY Peter S. Aspen 1400 South Pacific Coast Highway Redondo Beach, California FRontier 53935 FRontier 56469 EIIiott's Camera Shop Film and Camera Sales Proiector and Camera Rentals' 339 Pacific Coast Highway, Hermosa Beach FRontier 29001 Best of Luck to the Class of '54 WALTER G. LINCH I.. A. 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' si Q 1 1 -f .2 , v A .- fi Q 2 'X vi . f ADVERTISING 9:05 a. m. page 121 Best Wishes Class of '54 Jimmy Wilson BEAUTY SERVICES PALOS VERDES ROLLING HILLS FRontier 54409 FRontier 71616 FRontier 52152 PALOS VERDES GARAGE AND GAS STATION General Petroleum Products Fred J. Vandergrift DE SIMONES' MARKET Parisian Cleaners 81 Tailors 400 Diamond Street, Redondo Beach, Caiifornia FRontier 26205 1114 Hermosa Avenue, Hermosa Beach California FRontier 23396 WE OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT awp 13. 2:5 V .. .. -4,s. . , was . g g i 4 X sg- . 's IS:-1 :1:'I:' -fIE:2:f:2:1 ,2:IgbIg'- Qrf: .- 1.1515-':-1 -5:22223 215:25 ,:f:f:f:-,f Y:f1fF ' fg:3:g:f'f:f:f'3 .f:Q:f:f5:' 22:23:53 .:':' .::::. :..':':':':':': 4'4 A ':':'I 'r .:55E5E555i55S:2r.-. 'ff12E'5fE3E15f .1:--Is. A-iff ffffQf25QQi55?5':' 5r:,,,grfi5Q , J ss:-52: :-:gi '1:f::2g 45 'QQ s q.. - gi 1 giox A. J. MAHONEY and Associates LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER LOTS - HOMES - INCOME 205 Avenida Del Norte, Redondo Beach FRontier 51145 Complete Line of Women's and Misses' Wearing Apparel, Sports Wear and Accessories Sizes 9 to 24Vz Smart Fashions at Modest Prices DIANA'S FROCK SHOP 108 South Pacific Avenue, Redondo Beach 5,1 ADVERTISING 10:12 a. m. page 122 J E A N ' S Apparel Shops SMART ATTIRE FO-R MEN AND WOMEN Hermosa Beach Manhattan Beach Best of Luckn PALOS VERDES GENERAL STORE 10 Malaga Cove Plaza Palos Verdes Estates, California FRontier 52139 THE WORD IS NOW HI TONE CLEANERS 1304 South Pacific Coast Highway Redondo Beach PALOS VERDES DRUG STORE Walt Reese MOORE'S MARKET 43 Malaga Cove Plaza Palos Verdes Estates Delivery Service FRontier 54911 FRONTIER MARKET SERVICE 0 QUALITY ' VALUE GOOD MEAT 0 PRODUCE Where the CUSTOMER is KING Fuller Paints 0 Garden Tools Shop Smith GRIFFIN'S HARDWARE Your Neighborly Store 1306 South Pacific Coast Highway Redondo Beach CRAFT AND MODEL SUPPLIES Free Instruction - Leather Carving, Plastic Drilling and Finishing, Wood Fiber Flower Corsage Making, HO Gauge Railroad - Car - Boat - Airplane Kits and Supplies MAJLE MODEL SHOP 125 N. Pacific Coast Highway, Redondo Beach LARRY and MYRA ELDER FRontier 49305 ADVERTISING page 123 GRIFFEY ELECTRIC Radio 0 Television 0 Appliances HOME OF NAME BRANDS Expert Sales and Service 212 South Pacific Avenue, Redondo Beach FRontier 22616 ESTABLISHED 28 YEARS Morris - Riley - Rover - Volkswagen BACON'S IMPORTED CARS 700 Pacific Coast Highway Hermosa Beach, California FRontier 46412 Porsche - Sunbeam - MG - Sunbeam Alpine LEARNED - SMITH COMPANY Complete Stocks of Building Materials 635 Pacific Coast Highway, Hermosa Beach FRontier 43406 Many Pleasant Memories and Best Wishes To The Class of '54 DEAN'S STUDIO 143 South Pacific Coast Highway Johnnie W5 Miller Sandwich Company 1501 Daisy Avenue Long Beach 13, California PRODAN - FOOTE Sporting Goods 0 Hunting and Fishing Supplies Letterman's Sweaters Special Team Prices on Athletic Goods 117 South Pacific Coast Highway Redondo Beach AI Fredric PHOTOGRAPHY FRontier 45141 106 Diamond Street, Rtdondo Beach 10:15 a. m. 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