Redondo Union High School - Pilot Yearbook (Redondo Beach, CA)
- Class of 1955
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Last year the PILOT presented glimpses of the past, this year the year- book attempts to picture the campus as it is today. The emphasis is on now. LOST, strayed or siolen: one rally lawn. Finder may return and no quesfions asked. FOUND, one more shady nook for lunch hour smoochers. ,QE TABLE OF CONTENTS page 6 THEME ............. . . 4 FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION. . . . I0 CLASSES SENIORS . . . . . 22 .IUNIORS . . . . . 40 SOPHOMORES . . . 49 FRESHMEN . . . . 55 ACTIVITIES CALENDAR ........ . . 66 STUDENT GOVERNMENT. . . . 72 ORGANIZATIONS ...... . . 76 MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS . . . . 92 PEP GROUPS ........ . . 96 PUBLICATIONS ...... . . TOO DANCES . . . . . T04 PLAYS .... . . IIO SPORTS BOYS' SPORTS . . . T20 GIRLS' SPORTS . . . T34 ADVERTISEMENTS. . . . . 146 W U i II- The PILOT IAA I is an annual publication by the students of Redondo Union High School, ' PEDONDO BEACH, CALIFORNIA h B The Fiftieth Anniversary number is the thirty-tif h I,IsI ., I PP I1 P d P I dh h'y-'hy bk bpbIIIdby I1 d III'h'gI1III V 4 , ,M n s . ff K .fag ,. my I. Q, Q ov--, .. I -' I 'Fi r 6 Q51 512151 Din' L., 9 ga ' 'fad 'Y' ,V ,. . . ,I I9.f-5.312364 -Ac,-IL.: I W I ' f Y' VI' ' I , ligne' ' feixfff - 'Q,',j.q, , 651 'V if. ,IQ f fy 1 ,I aff 52, 'YI wg f U'Jv', ?g'I1. W .' in ff -'f1TfI u Fi 2i' IS ' fi -,yy A ' f P '- Gs ',?1fzfftfff1 zI!,!I2,7I's3 vim' ' ' ACKNOWLEDGMENTS page 7 The PILOT wishes to thank: The CARTER-MYRON STUDIOS for Senior Portraits and group picturesg The EDWARDS STUDIO for Junior picturesy AL FREDERICS' STUDIO 'lor team, play, dance pictures, division pages and special coveragep MR. HAROLD SIMMS and MR. AL FREDERICS for the aerial photo- graphsp MR. WILBUR REIERSON for photographic expeolitingg MRS. NELLIE BARBER for all the pictures in the girls' Sports section, and, Ioelatedly, for all of those similar pictures she has taken during the last six years: The WILSHIRE ENGRAVING COMPANY for its servicesg The S. K. SMITH COMPANY for the covers of this bookp and MURRAY 8- GEE for printing and binding. THE EXECUTIVE STAFF EDITOR ......,...........,Y........ MANAGING EDITOR ,.,..... FACULTY EDITOR ...,,., SENIOR EDITOR ........, JUNIOR EDITORS .,........,.... GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR ..,..... BOYS' SPORTS EDITORS ...,.... ACTIVITIES EDITOR .,......,. FEATURE EDITOR ........ LAYOUT EDITOR ........ COPY ...,................. ART .....,.........,...... PHOTOGRAPHY ,.......... BUSINESS MANAGER ,.,.... BUSINESS SECRETARY ........... SALES AND COLLECTIONS .,,.... S my ,,ZT: f P39 I f . V 55 I L- ' KW iii. EM f,.nk'3g'QQ.?Q2giL. f..g? 9 f tm in , I If I 'rrri V 55 IP, fi 'gf Y Q X 1 z tr' 'il I 1' ft, M' 'lg m f -f X jf- I 5251, 'Lt 'hid if Ar . , X J 'IQ sW4'.I,3 i f 6 -Ing, A ' Q Marv Lou Simms .......Pat Chemnitzer ,,.,,,,,,.,,,Gay Little .......,..Pat McClure .Barbara Burkhart and Sally Bagby ..........,...................,..Barbara Zbinden .....,..Iim Hand and Harvey Barrows Jon Knickerbocker ..,Nancy Whitman ........Judy Wegner Jon Knickerbocker ..,...Ianet Huffman and Sharon Barth .......Brent Banta Pat Merisuo ....,.Russ Hoyt and Ron Colvin E555 ' Sf' f fr '55 M ffm W.:-.. wa K ..,. gg J M V N5 ' ----1,1-P? V FACULTY FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY i X ',,,,W,w4y5'f,fM, MWMWWMWM 1 I ' K L' ' . ' HM.. ff ffg x If MX ., 1,3 2' :h 4, A , Y , .1 f J . -. 'J-f .fu -wW:!X-f4,,Mq.- gwpffs-f ffff f f MQ, av X , . x A , qt 1 T 'Q R l Q1 , ' sf jk ' 3.41 -N 1. . 9' Q A L X yKQ+W 1. f- me X f Q I Lf 1905 - 1955 .. ' G fr w f 'HN -, r x.f,Z xx N' 1' QL- . 'L f rx am K .. Q -.TW ,ff 'fri' M ? ,--PSY' wmv ,gf - tW.,m ' ' x'--s.,.J, ' -. .4211 Nix, Q D if, 555 - ' A 1. z,, , l , ,A A 1, 'gg-, ...I ,,., 'V fig I ADMINISTRATION page IO Mr. Brown, superiniendeni BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Mrs. Bcifiersbyp Mr. Trimble, vice-president, Mr. Higgins, presi- denff Mr. Cooper, clerk, Mr. Bibee. Mr. Young, principal attendance Miss Rous, girls' vice-principal FACULTY Mr. Walden, boys' vice-principal V s he f . -A-0--, -- Y M . 2: 1 ir? U f 'ff,Qw f 5.1 4 A X 14 W-1 V 1 -fy fi M 5 .. is 1222525 A Miss Lowry, nurse page li COUNSELORS-back: Mrs. Geeryp Miss Crcnclullp Miss Gcno, libruricing Mrs. Kloss, special education. Front: Mr. Gilberfson Mr. Morris: Mr. Brock. T FACULTY page I2 BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT-back: Mr. Brugger, Mr. Guerero. Fronf: Mr. Ccxrdono, Miss Neff, Mr. Schriefer. HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Cooper, Miss Owens, Miss Schulz, Miss Vnn Liere. T O OO SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT: Mr, Dodd, Mr. Bryson, Mr. DickI1c1r1, Miss Burroughs, Mr. Snyder, Mr. Schriefer. FACULTY page 13 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT-back: Mr. HCIII, Mr. OIen, Mr. Doss. Front: Mr. Brubaker, Mrs. McBee, Mr. Reierson. MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Mr. HoweII, Mr. Roblee, Mr. Misenhimer. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT-buck: Mr. T. Roberfson, Mr. E. Robertson, Mr. Dipboye. Front: Mr Monson, Mr. McMorc1n, Mr. Minich, Mr. Crawford, Mr. Hozcrrd. FACULTY page 14 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT-back: Mr. Wilson, Mr. Gonzales. Front: Mrs. Staacke, Miss Pease, Miss Ambrose, Miss Watt, MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT-back: Mr. Rothemich, Mr. Martin, Mr. Donlon, Mr. E. Robertson, Mr. Carbutt. Front: Mrs. Hopkins, Miss Crandall, Mrs, Palmer. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT-back: Mr. Demos, Mr. Delzell, Mr. Donlon, Mr. Van Wagoner, Miss Hotchkiss. Front: Miss Sinsabaugh, Miss Jones, Miss Pease, Mrs. Rinker, Miss DeNick, Miss Scheerer, Miss Cook. FACULTY page I5 ART DEPARTMENT: Mr. Hernandez, Mr. McClain, Mr. Anderson. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Mr. Seiferi, Mr. Burley, Mr. Sfriff, Mr. Kincan- non, Mr. Cardonu. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Miss McCoIlu m, Miss PI'1iIIips, Mrs. Rice, Miss Crowley, Mrs. Barber. as iw 1 x .sg SL. 14 v TW: L Dfw gy 5 Squares Dapc ng 4 Caesar Bob and 'Friend LorieHc1 4... 'uhh W W CLASSES FIFTIETI-1 ANNIVERSARY 1905 - 1955 ,.f:57- ai . 24' FZ' if ' A .ru pr ,ff Hi, K f 23 . 1 P- 'iffy ',,f5g,4 gg QA '-2? -9 'gf K G 17 5 X V fi E Q -H? if mmm ,J 495 1. rg, 'figwwz ... .,,. MT V In 1905 Redondo Union High School offered two courses, one, college ipre- paratory and the other, commercial. Today the high school boasts a wide variety of subiects and innumerable modern facilities which enable future job holders to enter their professions well prepared. In her fiftieth year Re- dondo's campus, with nine completed buildings, is being remodeled to hold two more. The Seahawk emblem now stands as a symbol of high scholastic achievement, and many Redondo grad- uates are continually becoming leaders in their chosen fields. Chico QQ' Lorena Middleton Betty Jo Snodgrass Olivas Pat'McClure Newgaarq cy Whi Diane A Yvonne Janet Bohanan Laurel Elder om1Morgan D Pat'Ha1e Andy Lindsay! ug Sutphen fx, Bob Cody Dorothy Bryme Naomi BZ'5'fkE'L We gngy Cfvlving Kay- .ll 1.1- Q SENIOR OFFICERS: Secretary Lynn Learned, President Gordy Terry, Vice-president Pam Orman, Sergeanf af Arms Pat Hale and Hisforian Beife Higgins. FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY CLASS page 22 The class colors are BIue and Whife. The class play was Seven Keys To BaIdpafe. Class acfivifies ln cluded Golden Jubilee Week and Dance, Senior Ditch Day, Baccalaureate and Commencement ceremonies and The class giff. FRANK ADDLEMAN JACKY AHLGREN DAVE BARNETT JERRY BENDER MARGARET BOUGHERS DEMPHNA BROWN RAY BROWN ROSETTA BRUMBACH LARRY BUMBAUGH GERALD BURT GILBERT CHASE GARY CONIGLIO DENNIS DEAN RICHARD DELAHANTY CAMERA SHY SENIORS BARBARA DOMIS JOE DUARTE CARL DUNLAP MARVIN FERN CARMEN FERNANDEZ RICHARD FORSYTHE JOAN FRAZIER LELAND FRENCH ALLEN GREEN JIM HANKS ROBERT JOHNSON BONNIE JONES JAMES LINDSAY THERESA LIVINGOOD NORMAN LOWTHORP DONALD McDOUGALD JOHN MANN LARRY MARRIOTT ABNER MARTIN DONNA MAYES ARLENE MOORE PATRICIA NOLAND LYNNE PARKER DICK ROBILLARD BILL SHANKLIN CHARLES SPIKES PATRICIA SMITH BILL SUMPTER WILLIAM THOMPSON SENIORS page 23 RAY ADAME--Varsity Show 4, Band, Boys' League. BETTY ALHAU-G.A.A., High Tide , Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Varsity Show 3, 4, Ivy Chain, V. Dance Cour French Club, Semper Comites, Cognotai, Comm. Campus and Health A.S.B.C. t JO ELLEN ANDERSON-Switchboard, Office, Uniform Board 3, Girls' League, Associated Student Body, Usherettes, Camera Club. JOYCE ANDERSON-Rhythms, Sr. Play, Fiesta, Future Teachers, Modes and Manners Thespians. DONNA ARNOLD-Girls' League, Associated Student Body. REBECCA BAILEY-Glee Club, Girls' League, Associated Student Body Camera Club. PATRICIA BAKER-Camera Club, Shutter Club, Girls' League. GEORGIA BALDWIN-Transfer from Oklahoma, F.B.L.A., Girls' League. BRENT BANTA- B Football, Wrestling, Boys' R Club, PILOT, Compass , Sr. Play, Key Club Ivy Chain, Mantle Bearer, A.S.B.C. V. Pres., U.C. Juror, Soph. Sgt.-at-Arms, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. Spanish Club, Filibusters, Math Club, Phys. Science Club, Pres. Nat. Science Club. KATHERINE BARBER-Transfer from San Pedro, Sr. Play, Varsity Show 4, Girls' League KENNETH BARNES-Transfer from Gardena, Track 3, 4, Spanish Club, Boys' League SHARON BARTH-- High Tide , PILOT, Uniform Board, Sr. Play, Varsity Show 4, V. Dance Court, C.S.F. 3, 4, V. Pres. Cognotai, Semper Comites, x Quill and Scroll, Paletteers, Exec. Bd. ROBERTA BARTLEY-Girls' R Club, G.A.A. Board, PILOT, Uniform Board, Varsity Show 4, Ivy Chain, Fiesta F.B.L.A., Semper Comites, Cognotai, U.C. Juror, Judge, Girls' League, A.S.B.C. MARGARET BOUGHERS-G.A.A., Glee Club, Choir, Fiesta, Girls' League, JILL BEAMAN-Glee Club, Choir, Girls' League. CHARLES BENNETT-Camera Club, Boys' League, Associated Student Body. SUE BERNARD--Rhythms, Compass , Varsity Show 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Choir Ensemble, Orchestra, Ivy Chain, Fiesta, Bible Club, F.H.A., Spanish Club, Pen pointers, Quill and Scroll, Future Teachers, Modes and Manners, Camera- Cub. DIANE BERRY-Girls' R Club, High Tide , Jr. Play, Varsity Show I, 2 3, 4, Glee Club, Choir, Ivy Chain, Fiesta, Semper Comites, Cognotai, Quil and Scroll, Nat. Science Club, V. Pres. Girls' League. I I 1 SENIORS page 24 MARLENE BERNSTEIN-Girls' League: Associated Student Body. PATTY BEVAN-Rhythms: High Ticle : Pl- LOT: Uniform Board 3: Jr., Sr, Play: V. Show 3, 4: Ivy Chain: Varsity Dance Court: Fiesta: Spanish Club: Semper Comites: Comm. of Elections A.S.B.C. MONTY BLACET-V. Football 3, 4: Tennis 3: Pres. Camera Club JOHN BLODGETT-Baseball: High Tide : Varsity Show 4: Camera Club. LEN BOEDEKER-A, B Basketball: Tennis: V. Show 3: Ivy Chain: French Club: Key Club: Jr. President: A.S.B.C. JANET BOHANAN- High Tide : Pl- LOT: Sec. Drill Team: Semper Comites: Hist. Cognotai: V. Pres. Girls' League. BARBARA BONHAM-G.A.A.: High Tide : Girls' League. NANCY L. BOWLIN-Spanish Club: Pen- pointers: Paletteers: Sec. Future Teachers. CLAUDIE BOWLING - Uniform Board: Glee Club: Choir. CORRINE BOYD-G.A.A.: Girls' R Club: F.B. L.A.: Fiesta: Youth Fellowship Club. DIANA BRADLEY- High Tide : Glee Club: Cognotai. JAMES O. BRAGG-V. Football 2, 3, 4: High Tide : Sr. Play: V. Shaw 3, 4: Penpointers: Thespians. ARLEN BRANDT-Boys' League: Associated Stu- dent Body. NAOMI BREFKA-G.A.A.: High Ticle : Pl- LOT: Glee Club: Ensemble: Orchestra: C.S.F.: V. Pres. French Club: Pres. Cognotai: Quill and Scroll: Sr. Representative: Drill Team. KAY BROWN-Girls' R Club: G.A.A. Board 2: High Tide : Uniform Board 2, 3: Ivy Chain: C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club: Bible Club: Semper Co- mites: Quill and Scroll: Sec. Filibusters: Treas. Girls' League Executive Bd. SENIORS page 25 MAX BROWN-Boys' League, Associated Stu- dent Body. NATHAN ERIC BROWN-Tennis 3, 4, Boys' R Club, Camera Club, Stamp Club. DOROTHY BRYMER--Girls R Club, Uniform Board, Glee Club, A.S.B. GREGORY BUCK-Band, Spanish Club, Rifle Club, V. Pres. Stamp Club, Phys. Science Club. MARY BUCKLEY-Rhythms 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Girls' R Club, Uniform Board, Var- sity Show 4, Glee Club, Fiesta, Treas. Modes and Manners, V. Pres. Camera Club, Usherettes, F.B.L.A. SlLVlA JEAN BUNCH 1 High Tide , Girls' League, Associated Student Body. BARBARA BURKHART-Rhythms, High Tide , PILOT, Uniform Board, Jr, Sr. Play, Varsity Show 4, Cheer Leader 3, 4, lvy Chain, Fiesta, C.S.F. 2, 4, French Club, Semper Comites, Quill and Scroll, Frosh, Soph. Historian, Jr. Sec., Upper Class Juror, Hist. Cognotai, Executive Board 3, 4. NINA CAMPBELL-Fiesta, Bible Club, Latin Club, Sec. Paletteers, Drill Team. YVONNE CAMPEAU-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, High Tide , Compass , Varsity Show 'I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Choir, lvy Chain, Fiesta, Semper Co- mites, Sec. Cognotai, Penpointers, Quill and Scroll, Assist. Judge Girls' League. JOHN CARR-Boys' League, Associated Student Body. NED CHAFFEE-Cross Country Track, Boys' R Club, Jr. Sr. Play, Varsity Show 3, Ivy Chain, Spanish Club, Key Club. LEOTA CHURCH-Varsity Show 4, Band, Glee Club, Choir, Ensemble, Bible Club. BOB CODY-C.S.F., Key Club, Boys' League Lower Class Juror, Upper Class Juror, V. Pres., Head Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Frosh V. Pres., Wrestling, Cross Country, Track, High Tide , Quill and Scroll, A.S.B.C. RON COLVIN-Track, PILOT, Jr. Sr. Play, Varsity Show 2, 3, 4, Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, Quill and Scroll, Filibusters, V. Pres. Thespians, Math Club. PATRICIA CONNER-Uniform Board, C.5.F. il, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, F.H.A., Penpointers, Treas. Future Teachers, Modes and Manners, Filibusters. SENIORS page 26 CLARITA CONTRERAS-Glee Club, F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Modes and Manners. JANELLYN COURT-Drill Team, Math Club, Latin Club, Glee Club. ANTOINETTE CRILEY-Associated Student Body, Girls' League. BILL CURLING-V. B Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Boys' R Club, Camera Club. DARLENE CYPOUTTE-PILOT, F.B.L.A., Nat. Science Club, Bowling Club. TOM CZULEGER-B Football, D Basketball 'l, Boys' League. WlLLlAM CZULEGER-Wrestling 4, F.B.L.A., Camera Club, Bowling Club. TED DALE-Tennis, Track, Cross Country, Boys' R Club, lvy Chain, C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, Key Club. LINDA DAVID-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, Fiesta, Bible Club, F.B.L.A. NEIL DAVIS-Wrestling, Band, Spanish Club. BON DAWSON-Sr. Play, lvy Chain, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Bible Club, Latin Club, Fili- busters, Sec. Key Club, Treas. Boys' League. CAROL DECKMAN-Transfer from Antioch High School, Choir, Girls' League. DIANE DEFFENBAUGH-Rhythms, G.A.A., High Tide , Uniform Board, Jr. Play, Varsity Show 4, Glee Club, Iiesta, F.B.L.A., Quill and Scroll, Usherettes, Bowling Club. JOSEPHINE DEL ROSARIO-Rhythms, Fiesta, F.H.A. DERRY DEMARAY-B Football 2, 3, 4, Boys' R Club, JV Baseball 3, 4. DON DEPUY, Jr. Play, Varsity Play 3, lvy Chain, C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. Bible Club, Spanish Club, Pres. Organ Club, Math Club, V. Pres. Parliamentary Law. BOB DESIMONE-Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Varsity Show l, 2, 3, 4, Choir, lvy Chain, Ensemble, French Club, Filibusters, Organ, Pres. Thespians. ROBERT DOUGLAS-Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Spanish Club, Penpointers, Rifle Club. E has WN X MQ' tim SENIORS page 27 JANE ELLEN DYE-- High Tide , Jr., Sr. Play, Varsity Show I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Choir, C.S.F. 2, 4, Sec. Thespians. BRIAN EDWARDS- High Tide , Spanish Club, Paletteers, Pres. Stamp Club, Filibusters, Phys. Science Club, Nat. Science Club. NORMA EDWIN-Pres. Girls' R Club, G.A.A. Bd., Unitorm Bd., Jr., Sr. Play, V. Show 4, Ivy Chain, Fiesta, C.S.F. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Bible Club, V. Pres. Spanish Club, Semper Comites, Filibusters, A.S.B.C., Math Club, Phys. Science Club, Parliamentary Law, Executive Bd. FRED EISERLING- High Tide , PILOT, Jr., Sr. Play, C.S.F. I, 2, Bible Club, Treas. Latin Club, V. Pres. Math Club, Pres. Phys. Science Club, Thespians, Parliamentary Law, Nat. Science Club, Filibusters. LAUREL ELDER- High Tide , Uniform Bd. 3, Sr. Play, Drill Team, Latin Club, Semper Comites, Quill and Scroll, Future Teachers, Modes and Manners, Filibusters, Thespions. JERRY ELLINGHOUSE-V. Football 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Boys' R Club, F.B,L.A., Spanish Club, MARTHALEE ELLIOTT- High Tide , Uniform Board, Ivy Chain, Pres. Paletteers MARGIE ENGLE-Associated Student Body, Girls' League. MICHAEL G. EVANS-B Football, Wrestling, Tennis. BILL EWING-V. Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Boys' R Club, High Tide , Jr. Play, V. Show 3, 4, Ivy Chain, Varsity Dance Court, Key Club, Comm. Athletics. JOY FENTON-Associated Student Body, Girls' League. .IEANNE JONES- High Tide , Varsity Show 4, Quill and Scroll, Thespians, Sr. Representative. ROBYN FOWLER-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, F.H.A., Spanish Club, Future Nurses, Pres. Future Medics. BOB FRITZEN-Varsity Show 3, 4, Band, Spanish Club. CAROL FUNKHOUSER-Transfer from Menlo-Atherton High, Girls' League, Associated Student Body. ARLENE GALBAVY-Rhythms 3, 4, Jr. Play, Fiesta, Spanish Club, Paletteers. FREDDIE GARCIA-Boys' League, Associated Student Body. GARY GARNER-B Football 'I, 2, 3, 4, D Basketball, Track, Boys' R Club, Pres. Key Club. Q f' 591 ' 2 f K, 1 ' 1. ff, 7 ' W 1 diff 9 Q., , af ,Q ,..,, ,fi X, qi! . 2.12175 V5 c . f 'fi ff giktfe ff , V4 ML if V ps. f .f f W 1. fi 1 if I-v X . -,K V I P 3 f we ' , ' I A I , Q .cf X ff . T ef if fxsffif ,f HHN A 0. ,gr , .. X , .N 43 X if ul I fx X I f I ff ff ff 'ei' a f ff 700 X MZ, L. SENIORS page 28 BETTY GARROW-G.A.A., Glee Club, Modes and Manners, A.S.B. BETH GAUDETTE-- Compass , Uniform Board, Penpointers, Quill and Scroll, Palet- teers. MYRTA GILMAN-Girls' R Club, G.A.A. Board 3, High Tide , V. Show 3, 4, Flag Twirler, Fiesta, Latin Club, Quill and Scroll, Cognotai, Pres. Modes and Manners, Sr. Representa- tive, Nat. Science Club. BETTY GOLDENSON-G.A.A. 'l, Spanish Club, Associated Student Body. LUPE GOMEZ-Sec. F.H.A., Girls' League, Associated Student Body. EVARISTO GONZALES-B Football, V. Football 3, 4, A, B, C Basketball, Track, Boys' R Club, Varsity Dance Court, Key Club, Comm. Athletics, A.S.B.C. TERRY GOULD-Band, Bible Club, Latin Club, Math Club, Rifle Club, Nat. and Phys. Science Club. CLAUDIA GRANT-Uniform Board, Glee Club, Skate Club, Bible Club. MERLENE Show 2, NORMA GREER-Rhythms 3, G.A.A. 1, High Tide , Uniform Board, Glee Club, Fiesta, Varsity Dance Court, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Cog- notai, Parliamentary Law. GUYMON-Rhythms, Jr. Sr. Play, V. 3, 4, Glee Club, Choir, lvy Chain, Fiesta, Thespians. WILLIAM GUYNES-B Football, Wrestling, Track, Boys' R Club. SUE HAINES-Rhythms 3, High Tide , Uniform Board, Jr. Play, Varsity Dance Sweetheart, Song Leader, Fiesta, lvy Chain, Spanish Club, Semper Comites, Cognotai, Quill and Scroll, Sec. Soph., Upper Class Juror, Sec. A.S.B.C., Exec- utive Board. PATRICK HALE-Cheer Leader, Spanish Club, Jr, Sgt.-at-Arms, Boys' League Sec. LOIS HAMILTON-Uniform Board, Palet- teers, Future Teachers, Nat. Science Club. JIM HAND--B Football, C, D Basket- ball, Boys' R Club, High Tide , PILOT, Red Cross Council, Library, Shakespeare Festival, lvy Chain, Bible Club, Camera Club, Key Club, Sr. Class Representative, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS page 29 RUTH HANGER-Rhythms, High Tide , Sr. Play, Thespians, Bowling Club, Spanish Club, Fiesta. RICHARD HANSEN-Boys' League, Associ- ated Student Body. WILLIAM HARPER--Associated Student Body, Boys' League. JOANNA HARRINGTON-Rhythms, High Tide , Jr. Play, V. Show 4, Fiesta, C.S.F. 3, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Cognotai, Youth Fellowship, Pres. Semper Comites, Jr. Representative, Executive Bd, I, 2, 3, 4, Songleader, Ivy Chain. SHIRLEY HARRISON-Girls' R Club, G.A.A. Bd., Jr. Play, V. Show 4, Latin Club, Semper Comites, Ivy Chain, Pres., Sgt.-at- Arms, Girls' League, A.S.B.C., Sec. House of Representatives 3. CARL HARTLEY-Transfer from Colo- rado, Boys' League, Associated Stu- dent Body. JOAN HEIST-Uniform Board, Spanish Club, Girls' League. DIANNE HERSHEY--Transfer from Ohio, Uniform Bd., Sr. Play. BETTE SUE HIGGINS--Rhythms, G.A.A., Jr. Play, V. Show 4, Glee Club I, Ivy Chain, Fiesta, Drill Team, Cognotai, Pres. Quill and Scroll, Jr., Sr. His- torian, Executive Bd. HARLAN D. HINCH-Boys' League, Associated Student Body. ROBERT HODGES-B Football, PILOT, V. Show 2, 3, 4, Band, Choir, Spanish Club, Thespians, Pres. Aviation Club, Jr., Sr. Representative. JUDY HOLDEN-V. Show 3, 4, Glee Club, Choir I, Pres. Spanish Club, Future Teachers, Filibusters, Science Club. VIRGINIA HOLZ-Girls' League, Associated Stu- dent Body. FRANCES HORVAT-Uniform Board, V. Show 3, 4, Glee Club, Orchestra, Skating Club, Dance Band. RUSS HOYT-C Basketball I, PILOT, Compass , V. Show 2, 3, 4, Band, Treas. C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, V. Pres. Penpointers, Quill and Scroll, Sr. Representative, Key Club. we E MSM fin- .,.,.fh.? 139k I 0 R JAMES HUBER-French Club, Boys' League5 Associated Student Body. LYNNE HUCKINS-Transfer from University High5 Rhythms5 Sr. PIay5 Girls' League. JANET HUFFMAN-V. Pres, G.A.A.5 Girls' R Club5 G.A.A. Board 3, 45 High TicIe 5 Compass 5 Uniform Board 25 Jr. Play5 Varsity Show 3, 45 Semper Comites5 Penpointers5 Quill and ScroIl5 Sec. Nat. Science5 Exec. Bd. DONNA HUGHES-Uniform Board5 Spanish Club5 Quill and ScrolI5 Sgt.-at-Arms Girls' League5 Pres. Drill Team. CECELIA HUNNEL-F.B.L.A.5 Girls' I.eague5 Associated Student Body. CAROL HUTCHINSON- High TicIe 5 Uniform Board5 Glee Club5 Latin Club5 F.H.A.5 Future Teachers5 Modes and Manners. HARLOW IRVINE-V. Footballg BasebaII5 French Club5 Boys' R Club. JOHN JAMES-Transfer from Utah5 Aviation Club5 Boys' League5 A.S.B. TONI .IANOE-Girls' League5 Associated Student Body. DENNIS JENKINS-J.V., B, C Basketball I, 2, 35 Boys' R Club5 French Club. SUE JENKINS-Drill Team5 Editor High Tide 5 Compass 5 Uniform Board5 Varsity Show 45 Girls' State5 Ivy Chain5 V. Dance Court5 C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 45 Sec. French Club5 Semper Comites5 Cognotai5 Penpointers5 Quill and ScroII5 PaIetteers5 L.C., U.C. Juror5 A.S.B.C. BARBARA JOLLOTA-Orchestra5 F.B.L.A.5 Camera Club5 Drill Team 3, 4. ARLINE JONES-G.A.A.5 Uniform Board5 Fiesta5 F.B.L.A.5 Spanish Club5 Paletteers5 Usherettes. ERIC JONES-Transfer from Torrance5 High Tide , Boys' League5 A.S.B. BONNIE JONES-Transfer from Tehachapi Union High School5 Choir5 Girls' League5 A.S.B. DICK KEELOR-V. B Football T, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Tracky Boys' R Club5 Compass 5 Jr. PIay5 Band5 Ivy Chain5 V. Dance Court5 V. Pres. Key Club5 Soph. Pres.5 L.C., U.C. Juror5 Pres. A.S.B.C. NANCY KELLAWAY-G.A.A.5 G.A.A. Board5 High Tide 5 Uniform Board5 C.S.F. 3, 45 Sec. Bible Club5 Latin Club5 Future Nurses. CAROLYN KLASSERT-G.A.A.5 Girls' R Club5 Uniform Board5 Varsity Show 35 Glee Club5 Choir5 Fiestag C.S.F. I5 F.B.L.A.5 Future Teachers. SENIORS page 30 fm RONALD KLINEDINST-F.B.L.A.5 Boys' League5 Associated Student Body. JAMES H. KNIGHT-Transfer Arthur Hill High5 Associated Student Body5 Boys' League. KAREN KNIGHTEN-Uniform Board5 Glee Club5 Spanish CIub5 Future Nurses. GUS KOTSIS-Varsity Show 'I5 Glee CIub5 Choir5 Ensemble. VIRGINIA KRABBE-Rhythms5 C.S.F.5 Spanish CIUIJ5 Sec. Modes and Manners5 Sec. Bowling Club. GERALD LAND-Varsity Show 25 Boys' League5 Associated Student Body. CARLENE LARSON-G.A.A.5 Girls' R CIUIJ5 F.B.L.A. ALBERT LAWN-Wrestling 45 Tennis I5 Band. RUBY LAWSON-G.A.A.5 Switchboard5 Girls' League5 Associated Student Body. RUTH LAWSON-G.A.A.5 Choir5 F.H.A. LYNN LEARNED- High Tide 5 Uniform Bd.5 Sr. PlC1y5 V. Show 45 Ivy Chaim French Club5 Semper Comitesg Pres. Cognotai5 Quill and ScrolI5 Paletteers5 L.C. Juror5 Assist. Judge Girls' Lec1gue5 Executive Bd. I. ELSIE LEMBERGER-G.A.A.5 Uniform Bd.5 Bible CIub5 F.B.L.A. PIEDAD LEON-F.H.A.5 Girls' League5 Associated Student Body. FRANK LEPPLA-B Football 3, 45 Golt5 Boys' R CIub5 Sr. Play5 French CIUIJ5 Bowling Club. MARY LETTERIELLO-F.B.L.A.5 Girls' Lec1gue5 Associated Student Body. TONI LEWIS-Sr. PIay5 Uniform Bd. 45 Spanish CIub5 Future Medics5 Thespians. ANDY LINDSAY-V. Football 3, 45 High Tide 5 V, Show 45 Choir5 V. Dance Court. TOM LITTLE-Track 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Boys' R CIub5 High Tide 5 Sr. PIay5 V. Show 3, 45 Band I, 25 Ivy Chain5 C.S.F. I, 25 Soph. V. Pres.5 Comm. of Entertainmentp A.S.B.C.5 Key Club. SENIORS page 31 SENIORS page 32 VERNA LIVINGSTON-C.S.F. 'lf French Club, Girls' League. FRANK LUJAN-B, C, D Basketball, Track, Boys' League. MEREDITH LUNDBOM-Girls' R Club, G.A.A., High Tide , Com- pass , Uniform Board, Sr. Play, Glee Club, Ivy Chain, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Bible Club, Spanish Club, Penpoinfers, Fu- fure Nurse, Filibusfers, Thespians, Sec. Parliamentary Law. WILLIAM LYDDON--Varsify Show 4, Choir, En- semble, Bible Club. FORREST MCALISTER-Skaling Club, Boys' League, Associated Student Body. PATRICIA MCCLURE-Treasurer G.A.A., Girls' R Club, G.A.A. Board 3, 4, High Tide , PILOT, Uniform Board, Sgt.-at-Arms Cognolai, Penpoinlers, Quill and Scroll, Pres. Nat. Science Club, Exec. Bd. DON McDOUGALD-Sr. Play, Band, Boys' League. DON MCINTOSH-Boys' League, Associafed Sfudenf Body. MARY MACKINGA-Associated Stu- clenf Body, Girls' League. LILLIAN MADRID- High Tide , Uniform Board, Jr. Play, Orchesrra, F.B.L.A., Quill and Scroll. SUE MARICLE-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Ivy Chain, Fiesta, C.S.F. 'I, 2, 3, 4, Bible Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Filibuslers. CAROL MARTIN-Girls' R Club, Or- cheslra, French Club, Spanish Club, Palelfeers, Modes and Manners. KAREN MARTIN-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, Uni- form Board, F.B.L.A. VERNOL MARTIN-Basketball, Track, High Tide , Rifle Club, Skafing Club. FRANK MAYES-Lalin Club, Camera Club, Pres. Science Club. SENIORS page 33 RUTH MAZANTI- High Tide , Choir, Bible Club, F.H.A., French Club, Future Teachers, Pres. Fu- ture Nurses, Filibusters. ROBERT FRITZ MELSHEIMER-V. Football, 4, Math Club, Boys' League. PATRICIA MERISUO-G. A. A., High Tide , Jr., Sr. Play, Varsity Show 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, Spanish Club, V. Pres. Semper Comites, Cognotai, Parliamen- tary Law, Bowling, Exec. Bd. JIM MEYER-Boys' League, Associated Student Body. LORENE MIDDLETON-G.A.A., Compass , Uniform Board 3, 4, Jr. Play, Varsity Show 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Choir, C.S.F. 'l, 3, Latin Club, French Club, Filibusters. JON CRISTOFER MILLER-Varsity Show 4, Band, C.S.F. l, 2, 3,4, Spanish Club, Penpointers, Stamp Club, Filibusters, Math Club. MARGARET MILLER-G.A.A. 'I, 2, Spanish Club- Girls' League. CHARLES MOORE--Tennis High Tide , Var- sity Show 4, Future Medics, Penpoinfers. ISRAEL MORGAN--Boys' League, As- sociated Student Body. 1 TOM MORGAN--V. Football 3, Boys' League, Associated Student Body. CAROL MORRISON- High Tide , varsity Show 2, V. Dance Court, Quill and Scroll, Palefteers. DELWIN NAGEL-Boys' League, As- sociated Student Body. KEN NAKAUCHI-V, B Football, A, B, C, D Basketball, Track, Boys' HR Club, Ivy Chain, C.S.F. 'I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, Math Club, Pres. Boys' League, Sec. Key Club, A.S.B. MARTIN NATLAND-Track, PILOT, Spanish Club, Key Club, Sgt. Arms, Boys' League. GLENDA NEESE-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, Fiesta, Bible Club, F.H.A,, F.B. L.A., Treas. Usherettes. ,WX W- ff 1, Yi 'Vi ' ' ks , Q Si K ,I fx-14 A ur M ANITA NEFF-Associated Student Body, Girls' League. CHRISTY NEUSHUL-G.A.A., High Tide , Sr. Play, Varsity Show 3, 4, Orchestra, Ivy Chain, V Dance Court, Spanish Club, Treas. Semper Comites, Cognotai, Quill and Scroll, Sr. Treasurer, Girls' League Exec. Bd., Drill Team. SONJA NEWGAARD- High Tide , Varsity Show 3, 4, Glee Club, Choir, V. Dance Court, Song Leader. CARY OAKS- High Tide , Ivy Chain, Key Club. ALBERT OLIVAS-V. Football 4, High Tide , Varsity Show 3, 4, Band, F.B.L.A. PAM ORMAN-Rhythms 3, 4, High Tide , PILOT, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Varsity Show 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, Ivy Chain, V. Dance Court, Fiesta, Latin Club, Semper Comites, Paletteers, Modes and Manners, Sr. V. Pres., Exec. Bd., A.S.B.C. Recording Sec. BOB OSKIN-Boys' League, Associated Student Body. DONALD OWINGS--PILOT, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Varsity Show 3, 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Bible Club, Spanish Club, Penpointers, Filibusters, Pres. Phys. Science Club, Nat. Science Club, Thespians, Math Club. THOMAS PARKHURST-Varsity Show 2, 3, 4, Band, Ivy Chain, C.S.F. 4, Math Club. ALICE PAYSON-Associated Student Body, Girls' League. BEVERLY PHELPS-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, Uniform Board, Bible Club, F.B.L.A. BOBBIE PHILLIPS-G.A.A., Rhythms, High Tide , PILOT, Uniform Board, Jr. Play, Varsity Show 3, Ivy Chain, V. Dance Court, Fiesta, C.S.F. 'I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. Latin Club, Semper Comites, Cognotai, V. Dance Court, Pres. Paletteers, L.C, Juror 'I, 2, U.C. Juror 2, 3, Sec. A.S.B.C. PATRICIA PHILLIPS-F.B.L.A., Girls' League, Associated Student Body. DON PHINNEY-V, B. Football, Wrestling, Tennis, Jr. Play, Sr, Play, Varsity Show 2, 3,4, Band, Orchestra. NANCY PINNEY-Rhythms, PILOT, Compass, Varsity Show 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Bible Club, F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Latin Club, Semper Comites, Penpointers, Quill and Scroll, Organ, Exec. Bd. THOMAS PLANTE-Boys' League, Associated Student Body. GEORGE PULS-Boys' League, Associated Student Body. SELINA RAEL-G.A.A., Band, F.B.L.A., Camera Club. SENIORS page 34 ,gr . btw FLORENCE RALPH-Drill Team, Uniform Board, Jr., Sr. Play, Fiesta, Latin Club, Cognotai, Filibusters, Bowl- ing Club. GLORIA ANN REDDEN-G.A.A., High Tide , Glee Club, F.B.L.A. EARLEEN REED-Girls' League, Associated Student Body. VIRINGIA REED-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, Sr. Play, F.B,L.A., Future Nurses. TOM REYNOLDS-Track 'l, 2, 3, Boys' R Club, Sr. Play, Varsity Show, Filibusters, Cross Country 2, 3. JIM RICHARDSON-Transfer from Tennessee, Boys' League, Associated Stu- dent Body, MARY JO RIDDELL-Rhythms, Uniform Board, Sr. Play, Varsity Show 3, 4, Orchestra, Fiesta, Thespians. LEE RILEY-V., B. Football, Track, Boys' League. MARILY RILEY-Skating Club, Girls' League, A.S.B. VICTORIA RODRIGUEZ4Fiesta, Girls' League, A.S.B. JEANNE ROLOFF-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, Glee Club, Fiesta, Spanish Club, Fili- busters. COLLEEN RUDOLPH-Paletteers, Executive Board Girls' League. ROSARIO SAGAHON-G.A.A. Board, Fiesta, French Club. SUZANNE SANTEE-Fiesta, Paletteers, Girls' League. HANNE SCHROLL-Transfer from Denmark, Math Club, Girls' League, A.S.B., Girls' R Club. TONY SCHWARTZ-Transfer from Hollywood, B. Football 4, Boys' League, A.S.B. CONNIE SCRITCHFIELD-G.A.A., Bible Club, Girls' League. JOAN SELFORD- High Tide , Sr. Play, Girls' League, A.S.B. SENIORS page 35 SENIORS page 36 CAROL SIMMONS-Band5 Flag TwirIer5 F.H.A.5 Future Teachers5 Future Nurses5 Modes and Man- ners5 Usherettes. MARY LOU SIMMS-G.A.A.5 Girls 'R CIub5 High Tide 5 Editor PILOT5 Uniform Board5 Ivy Chain5 C.S.F. 'I, 3, 45 French Clubp Semper Comites5 Cognotaip Quill and ScroII5 Parliamentary Law5 Nat. Science CIub5 L.C. Juror5 A.S.B.C.5 Girls' League Exec. Bd. GARY SIMPSON-Associated Student Body5 Boys' League. JERRY SMITH-Associated Student BocIy5 Boys' League. LARRY SMITH-V. Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Show 45 V. Dance Court. THOMAS SMOTHERS-V. Football 45 Track 3, 45 Boys' R Club5 Varsity Show 45 Key Club. BETTY JO SNODGRASS- High Tide 5 Uniform Boardp Jr. Play5 French CIub5 Cognotai5 Quill and ScroII5 PaIetteers5 Parliamentary Law5 Comm. of Finc1nce5 A.S.B.C.5 Exec. Bd. BILL SORENSON-Transfer from OkIahoma5 Boys' League5 Associated Student Body. DALE SORENSON-Transfer from Okla- homa5 A. Basketball 35 BasebaII5 Boys' League. TOM STEPHENSON-Associated Student Body5 Boys' League. JAMES STEUARD-FootbaII5 BasketbaII5 Tennis5 Band5 Rifle CIub5 Chess CIub5 V. Pres. Phys. Science CIub5 Radio Club. FRED STEVENS-Associated Student BocIy5 Boys' League. SANDRA STONE-G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Thespiuns 45 Uniform Board 3, 4. JIM STROBEL-Camera CIub5 Boys' League5 Associated Student Body. BETTY STUDT--Glee CIub5 F.B,L.A.5 Girls' League. SENIORS page 37 LARRY STURGES-B. Football 'l, 2, V. Football 3, 4, Basketball A, B, C, V, Dance Court? KGY Club, Track. DOUGLAS SUTPHEN-V. Football 2, 3, 42 Boys' R Club, High Tide , Varsity Show 3, Band, Boys' State, lvy Chain, V. Dance Court, Key Club, Boys' League. DON SYLVESTER-B. Football, Wres- tling, Track. PAT TADLOCK-F. B. L. A., Cognotai, Executive Board. JOSEPH TAUL-Boys' League, Associated Student Body. CAROLYN TAYLOR 1 High Tide , Girls' League, Associated Student Body. SHIRLEY TAYLOR-Girls League, Associated Stu- dent Body. GORDON TERRY-V. Football, Basebafl, Hige Tide , Choir, Sr. President, A.S.B.C. GWEN THOMAS- High Tide , Uni- form Board, Drill Team, Associated Student Body. HENRY THOMAS- High Tide , PILOT, Com- pass , Jr. Sr. Play, Varsity Show 2, 3, 4, Boys' State, lvy Chain, C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4, French Club, Pres. Penpointers, Quill and Scroll, Pres. Fili- busters, Key Club, Thespians, Comm. of Fi- nance, Jr. Representative, A.S.B.C. DEE THURSTON-G.A.A., High Tide , Quill and Scroll, Future Nurses. EVANGELINA TRUJILLO-Glee Club, Hist. F.H.A., Girls' League. MARGUERITE VALENZUELA 1 Girls' R Club, G.A.A., V. Pres. F.H.A., Uniform Board, Pres. Usherettes. TONY VALOT-Camera Club, Bowling Club, Boys' League, Associated Student Body. TERRY VAN BUSKIRK-V. Foobtall, B. Football, Band, Boys' League, Asso- ciated Student Body. M95 M A -- PN, I vm GEORGIA VANZEE--Uniform Board5 Drill Team5 PaleHeers5 Modes and Manners ADRIENNE VEINE- High Tide 5 Glee CIub5 Usherefles. MAGDALENA VELARDEZ-Associaied Sluclenf Body5 Girls' League. CLIFF WALKER-Golf 3, 45 Boys' R Club5 PILOT5 Sr. Play5 Varsiiy Show 35 Spanish Club5 Filibusfers. ALAN WALTHER-Basketball 25 Sr, Play5 Varsity Show 45 Band5 Ivy Chaim C.S.F. 2, 3, 45 Bible CIub5 Lafin CIub5 PenpoinTers5 FilibusTers5 Thespiansp Pres. Parlia- mentary Law. ROGER WEBER-B, FooTball5 WresTling5 Tennis5 Boys' R CIub5 lvy Chainp C.S.F. I, 25 Key Club5 Compass 5 Treas., U.C. Juror, Judge, Boys' League5 A.S.B.C. JUDY WEGNER- High Tide 5 PILOT5 Varsity Show 3, 45 lvy Chaim V. Pres. Drill Team5 F.B.L.A.5 Spanish Club5 Sec. Semper Comi1es5 Cognofaip Quill and Scroll5 Pale?ieers5 Filibusfersp Jr. Treasurer5 Exec. Bd. DELBERT WESTCOTT-Boys' League5 Associated Sfudenf Body. NANCY WHITMAN-PILOT5 Varsify Show 3, 45 Glee Club5 Choir5 Spanish Club5 Cognofai5 Quill and Scroll. JACK WILDER-Skating Club5 Boys' League5 Associafed Studenl Body. EARL WILLOUGHBY-Associafed Sfudenf Bocly5 Boys' League. ANN WRIGHT--Pres. F.B.L.A.5 Girls' I.eague5 Associated Student Body. ELAINE YATES-Transfer from Balcersfield5 G.A.A.5 Glee CIub5 Camera Club. SHIRLEY YATES-Girls' R CIub5 G.A.A. Board5 Uniform Boarcl5 Glee Club5 Fiesfa5 F.B.L.A.5 Spanish CIub5 Ushereifes. SENIGRS page 38 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS page 39 THREE DELEGATES to the 1954 Girls' and Boys' State: Doug Sutphen, Sue Jenkins, and Henry Thomas. Marshals for commencement were Shirley Harrison, Ken Nakauchi, Roberta Bartley and Roger Weber. Girls on Ivy Chain were Betty Alhau, Diane Berry, Pati Bevan, Kay Brown, Barbara Burkhart, Yvonne Campeau, Norma Edwin, Sue Haines, Bette Higgins, Sue Jenkins, Sue Maricle, Christy Neushul, Roberta Phillips, Mary Lou Simms, Betty Jo Snodgrass and Lynn Learned. Boys participating were Brent Banta, Leonard Boedeker, Ned Chaffee, Bob Cody, Ted Dale, Bon Dawson, Don DePuy, Bob DeSimone, Fred Eiser- Iing, Bill Ewing, Pat Hale, Jim Hand, Dick Keelor, Tom Little, Cary Oaks, and Henry Thomas. Ushers for commencement were Janet Huffman, Pam Orman, Martha Lee Elliot, Colleen Rudolph, Sharon Barth, Meredith Lundbom, Midge Riddell, Nancy Whitman, Bill Thompson, Ron Colvin, Harlow Irvine, Tom Parkhurst, Alun Walther, J. O. Bragg, Gordon Terry, and Richard Robillard. Spc:in's ADELINA MORALES FinIond's JURGEN VON ESSEN EXCHANGE STUDENTS page 40 This yec1r the American Field Service has brought These four siudenfs fo Redondo Union High School for C1 year of schooling in this country. They ore members of the Senior Class. This is the second confingenf of foreign sfudenfs fo offend this high school. Germc1ny's HELGA GOLDHORN Englandfs JOAN WATTS RICHARD BERNDT DIANE BERTRAM ,Ov fC.'I', -ef' 5 .A f' , X f ' A2 'I A -uv 4A 'gif Ip vf. E Ii da , Q ' I 12. ' 1 W' 1' f lil, I 1 L. ' I JUNIORS page 41 I .-. A A I I .E C C L. A uns , 'VR ' I ' WE 'P GEORGE ABRAMOVIC J I :HR-A C, I ,JC . 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T'1 ,jk 2'-.If nw Q l u..-, ,, -qger 'QFD' R75 ,mf nm wld? ua..--, KW M mf 51- Calf' ,QCNI 4'5 f 15' wtf ,ff ' 'QV 'HST' rxg, A V -ax Y VXA .- -A X - uf C7 I 'bb ' VVVV 5 ,Uk-4 WW 'I I 1 5 if W A Q I ' X : C f' N X . Q E 4 gx ' X 1, 'ZZ' .A A J XT' I 13f4+ 0- If ' X Y' ' 5 fr A if 153-1 JUNIORS page 48 WESLEY WOODS WESLEY WOOTEN BARBARA WRYE i JACK YEAGER BARBARA ZBINDEN SHIRLEY ZEPEDA FRED ZIEBARTH JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-back row: President Rex Hughes, Sergeant-at-Arms Harry Parkhurst. Front row: Mrs, Geery, Secretary Jean Brown, Vice-President Pat Williams, Treasurer Scottie Colton. As a prelude to taking over the responsibilities of campus leadership, the Junior Class must complete two major tasks. It must produce and present the annual class play in order to make money. Then, in turn, it must spend that money in giving the Junior-Senior Prom, social highlight of the graduation season. ln addition, members of the class have the honorary chores of assisting at the Baccalaureate and Commence- ment ceremonies as ushers and marshals in the academic procession. Eli fx L. Back row: Sharp, Cox, Cobaloe, Deskin, Sigman, Dodson, Thompson, Seifert, Strand, Koska, Chaney, Holmes, Wendt. Front row: Bouse, Valentine, Hess, Stevens, Franks, Hays, Stafford, Strasburg, Smith, Holbrook, Walker, Paine, Boyd, Tanner, Fitzpatrick, Spencer. SOPHOMORES page 49 TOP PICTURE-back row: Crabtree, Townsend, Cauble, Pierce, Snyder, Delight, Van Zee, Gonzalez, Buzzard. Middle row: Contreras, Redden, Cli'Ft, Mclver, Fernandez, Purcell, Kincheloe, Garcia, Crosher, Stamis. Front row: May, Morrison, Menier, Gipson, Croley, Mason, Sherer, Dodos, Steele. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: lshibashi, Bates, Roath, Orman, Heaton, Maxwell, Grey, Coke, Stanton, Shell, Nordstrom. Middle row: Starr, Ginder, Taylor, Brinton, Fairchild, Rhodes, Smith, Faulkner, Mills, Womack, Da Virro. Front row: Koons, Fuiiwara, Swanson, Lane, Hotchkiss. Back row: Bauer, Sundsfrom, Knudson, Burris, Paine, Scrivens, Hoyem, Lemen, Anderson, Rosen, Martin, Kanasfer, Junge, Brunner. Front row: Borkowski, Canfy, Pczssarelli, Robinson, McElroy, Lewis, Young, Baker, Sfevens, Johnson, Wooliscroff, Anderson, Golding, Jenkins. SOPHOMORES page 50 TOP PICTURE-back row: Piner, Lujan, Lewis, Park, Campbell, Hill, Colmer, Thach, Woolen, Gannaway, Belfry, Reeves. Front row: Salinas, Rederburg, Alvarez, Snyder, Estrada, Leon, Soliz. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: Hendel, Delgado, Agalera, Kennedy, Newby, Shankle, Adams, Lawrence, Mc- Dougald, Slaier, Olson. Middle row: Keliz, Thibeau, Tunis, Hickson, Harvie, Schunk, Whiteside, Lewis, Eu- banks, Hudson, Wiedenback, Hogan, Front row: Murphy, Ohta, Harris, Aguino, McCausland, Bibeau, Smifh. fs-. W'-...V l Back row: Hoyer, Stinson, Saxton, Justesen, Higbee, McDonnell, Palmer, Land, Contreras, Garrett, Cookus Alvarez, Leite. Front row: Guillory, Sauceclo, Carroll, Hernandez, Hughes, Kitchin, Welch, Rhaden, Becker. SOPHOMORES page 51 TOP PICTURE-back row: Kelterer, Ralph, Grothius, Whittlesey, Bell, Perley, Bowers, Smith, Farmer, Ferryman Klingler, Underwood, Hunter, Truiillo. Front row: Page, Roche, Siefert, Smith, Hovelman, Mayes, Armin, Murr Mathis, DeBus. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: Bowers, Ryder, Sanford, Sturges, Geach, Scott, Schilz, Young, Stewart, Ehlers Middle row: Tadsen, Dorsey, Chapman, Stanton, Almer, Drake, Webb, Rockwell, Swanson, Rippstein, Bryant Front row: Coyle, Shockey, Hilton, Garvey, Simas, Rollins, Whalen, Fern, Kelley, Lane, Johnson. I 7 I Back row: Roloff, Bigelow, Lopez, Rahn, Austin, Fletcher, Pinnell, McNight, Piner, Zepeda. Middle row: Pat- terson, Scrivens, Dwyer, Biver, Ellis, Marks, Gonzales. L-ront row: Parhiter, Clark, Wilson, Sheely, Llewellyn, Bonner, Irvine, Steinko, Lox, Chaffee, Nordin, Leimbach. SOPHOMORES page 52 TOP PICTURE-back row: Heaney, Cornish, Perren, Hyde, Hall, Hand, Galbavy, Moore, Von Hurst, Sickels Cunningham, Traer, Mahoney, Davis, Beal. Front row: Hartley, Woods, Arnold, Thomas, Schallmo, Marley, Martinez, Adams, Fourmet, Hohmann, Ciauri. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: Braash, Muegenberg, Ady, Smothers, Tuthill, Wingblade, McCann, Clayton Cook, Hernandez, Fernandez, Meyers, D. Skidmore. Front row: Hannon, Graham, Barnes, Darlington, Gilpin, Freericks, Rusk, Millan, Dahm, Zuccone, Wilhelm, Keys, Plaugher. 1 1 Back row: Schumacher, Marone, Boydston, Surber, Frye, Crawford, Gobel, Waybright, Gish, Boeles, Knight, Fones. Middle row: Marco, Radford, Duckworth, Randall, Knight, Elston, McFarland, Curtis, Dodds, Hanneman, Ford, Riggs, McGraw. Front row: Valenzuela, Guynes, Ballard, Constantine, Hadnot, Kildow, Luian. SOPHOMORES page 53 TOP PICTURE-back row: Brown, Duncan, Lee, Stowell, Scott, Quinn, Alderson, Daniel, Kinkel, Engel, Beyer, Peck. Middle row: Wagner, Brown, Green, Hefner, Thomas, Horne, Courey, Conklin, Holton, Ross. Front row: Rustrum, Kendall, Adams, Cook, Shel-morn, Best, Cresap. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: Stanger, Holochwast, Combs, Bassett, Bate, Martin, Wharton, Bishop, Cresop, Pres- ley. Front row: Cox, Hael, Porterfield, Carlson, Rehfuss, Rickner, Phaley, Johnson, Hoag, Johnson, Micheli, Wilcox Back row: Vice-president Ted Muegenlourg, Treasurer Eddie Nelson. Front row: Historian Cha Cha Valenzuela President Lynn Hoyem, Secretary Vicki Mann. SOPHOMORES page 54 TOP PICTURE-back row: Sinclair, B. Little, Grinnell, Beatty, Ward, Striff, Moore, Northway, Schooley, Nel- son, Steinloaugh. Middle row: Hannah, Hudson, Elliot, Kiker, Harrah, Goldenson, Stetfens, Eury, Brownings Hanlon, Bailey, Seigel, Front row: King, DeWitt, Allman, Shavey. BOTTOM PICTURE--back row: Reese, Clair, Krasch, Green, Benson, House, Humphreys, Ruth, Knippel Perren, Baumgarten, Weiler, D. Brown. Middle row: Davis, Dahlin, Frye, lsham, Layman, Lapham, Dawson Willett, Carnahan, K. Gray, Mrs. Rinker. Front row: Dantalucia, Hill, Hoyt, Zeto, Kehm, Whitman, Mann Gould, Waring, Cruz, Pondaco. 1 Back row: Armitage, Rhoden, Chown, Morgan, Holmes, Holdreclge, Gidlund, Livingston, Hannemann, Winkels, Timmons, O'Brien, Michaels, Hartigan. Front row: Oskin, Russell, Norman, Rozman, Cruz, Salas, LaRue, Rives, Benson, Hartigan, Little, Madrigal. FRESHMEN page 55 TOP PICTURE-back row: Sutton, Lund, Valenzuela, Bolex, LaBarre, Back, Kemp, Rogan, Sweeney, Williams, Hunker. Middle row: Croft, Smith, Francis, Elliot, Smith, Zuber, VanclerHoek, Scott, Miller, Prothro, Warren, Muegenburg. Front row: Garcia, Sullivan, Gale, Davisson, Payson, Weber, McMullen, Ballard, Boyanton, Smead, Harrell, Gonzales, Overstreet. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: Meyer, Bolles, Dunlap, Beleele, Cable, Dunfee, Troxell, Byrd, Harrison, Dowell, Minemoto, Eubanks, DeKay. Midde row: Zepeda, Harrison, Siddons, Phinney, Axenty, Alexander, Junge, Faulk, Caskey, Briggs, Johnson, Jensen, Irby, Rinard, Dahl, Porras. Front row: Pasgoale, McGuire, Day. I ' '1 Back row: Page, Partridge, Wilson, Bonger, Hunter, Foster, Moore, Pattison, Terrell, Newman, Price. Middle row: Helleren, Poulis, Lambeth, Olmstead, Worth, Riley, White, Reynolds, Heiden, Smith, Peno. Front row: Hanson, Pope, Rustrum, Bristol. FRESHMEN page 56 TOP PICTURE-back row: Shafer, Simmons, Brower, Lindsey, Kanning, Rose, Harvey, Seale, Olson, Becker Claypool, Joiner, Sweeney, Knight. Front row: McAlister, Letferiello, Smalley, Lehman, Burr, McicFaden, Dool Church, Mclntosh, McBride, Nolan, Malon. 1 r BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: Elliott, Barefield, Finder, Branson, Buddenbohm, Atchison, Bunting, Wells Harper, Aspen. Front row: McKnight, Mungarro, Lopez, Clark, Tapp, Gary, Blacet, Jerome, Wells. l 1 Back row: Guyer, Hughes, Brown, Hurst, Green, Gann, Laws, Millemeir, Garcia, Hadley, Faust, Robbins. Front row: Gregg, Fulkerson, Escaleru, Horton, Gonzales, Pannell, Ryan, Buzzard, Holt, Clark, Howard, Davis, Douglas, Doyle, Hart. FRESHMEN page 57 TOP PICTURE-back row: Jordan, Nagel, Milton, Baldwin, McCallon, DeFrance, Salatino, Merrell, Pyatt, Wyatt, Dilley, Stevens. Middle row: Sh. Smith, Cavender, O. Smith, Atfa, M. Smith, Bell, Montanez, Miller, Satterfield, Mclver. Front row: McEvers, Sa. Smith. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: Lindeman, Palmer, Rowe, Pallock, Freeman, Petty, Madrid, Roland, Crabtree. Front row: Ellison, Sakai, S. Bohanan, Rudolph, Tamul, Rael, Holtman, Mae, M. Hartigan, Bushelle. lug 2 iuug Back row: Olivera, Bell, Weibel, Alvarez, Otten, Tibbetts, Wood, McCann, Brashears, Devine, Brunner, Thomas. Middle row: Gonzalez, Engle, Bass. Front row: C. Smith, Waybright, Carlson, Hardwood, Trimble, Dean, Langen, Adame, Gray. FRESHMEN page 58 TOP PICTURE-back row: Clark, Olivas, Parker, Harkins, Cassinelli, Martin, Oppel, Mainey, Marin. Front row Parsons, Gill, Dolan, Mazanti, Wade, Scrivens, Norton, McConville, Pedersen, Mielke, Chavez. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: Elmer, Sutphen, Santee, Galyen, Bryan, DeMoss, Tarrant, Robertson, Stewart Carvalho. Front row: Bruening, Lundy, Davis, Milne, Webb, Carlson, Alvarez, Stiles, Wright, Herzog, Hen riksen, Farnsworth, Hastings. Back row: Eubanks, Longsfreef, Collins, Willhife, Boaz, lwohn, King, Cooper, Teel, Nelson. Front row: Nilsen, Smifh, Mackill, Lynch, Evers, Ellsworth, Lomey, VanEftinger, Banker, Carper, Howard. FRESHMEN page 59 TOP PICTURE-back row: Moore, Rinde, J. Jones, Bishop, Hlavofy, Wooldridge, Simmons, Maddux, Thomas, R. Adams, Benneff. Middle row: Adame, Savedra, Waff, Holochwosf, S. Profhro, Waits, Glomb, Bowlin, Allen, Mqdfigul, Seago, McEll'aannon, Horne. Froni row: Burgus, McDougc1ld, J. Adams. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: Broadbenf, Deniz, Anderson, Payne, Gennefie, Collins, Sfoif, Lemon, DeBene- dicfis. Front row: Bellows, Afcl-lley, Lambotf, Gass, Milan, Fuller, Wellinghoff, Birkholz, DeCari0n. it sg I Q ,.m, I 2 , v A f' i , A - FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Secretory Cheri Evers, Vice-president Sid Croft, President Jerry Joiner, Treasurer Dick McBride, Historian Susan Riley. FRESHMEN page 60 TOP PICTURE--back row: Timmons, Almquist, Jenks, Flood, Cagle, Hall, Freeman, Crumly, Clemons. Front row: Caruso, Kast, Little, Akridge, Douillard, Santee, Drewry, Skinner. BOTTOM PICTURE-back row: Johns, Myers, Hicks, Hughes, Chaucer, Everett, Boyer, Garcia, Hamilton, Lynn, Bishop. Front row: Mr. Adams, Johnston, Stevens, Savedra, Carron, Stevens, Demand, Goolsby, Smith, Adams, Hicks. W,- THE PUSHER AND SHOVER CAMPUS COMPLICATIONS page 61 The campus in the last fifty years has behaved like an amoeba. First it included one block of camp- ground at the corner of Diamond and Elena. Then it built and rebuilt that area, pulsing and surging, up, down and around. It burst across Francisca, and it split off a separate entity for the Seahawk Bowl. Next, the two parts grew together, both spreading up the hill. This year, with the areas firmly joined, there seemed nothing to do but to shove the top of the hill down a little and take out those silly old streets that weren't good for anything but parking, anyhow. THE PUSHED AND SHOVED X ,, 5 .2,,.3,, X -fe-.V M--4, --Lp, g..7,y-1,gfg-,-- ,.,, M--we-W - ,e. New vw, .E f QTL ':7'Wlf3f1iV 1 X ' K5 Wi Til A - A f 1 -lb -Hifi sl ' qi?3 H1ilX3.,f?l'J135: e .K Vg AV s . - Q Rzjnilghy 15 1 - :L Ly4'YlFsfqw ,,g. f- 5,1 ,Q , wgwfzgifjg me I 5- 'sf ,Il 1 ng' - .443 Q 1' , nv .:- I I ' Hg II 4 I N . Q Q . Q 1 . ,M 'IEP 52541 15:1 lm N I ACTIVITIES FIFTIETI-I ANNIVERSARY y 1 f f .wg Q ' I ml 1 5 6 a -Q fi Q 2 ' A-.wa v I l l 7 i 1 fi L 1 AN' , t 1 1, f 3 V41 is ' - V Qfiigii. if '-- --- A Qlffjf ff-vw--v- 'W 237 fi-f-f5'Wf L.-+ W1 : F Q' - ' MWW746. N L I M f Y N .Ann .37 -5.5 k ,X ..,,AwmA ami gp 553,519 N x ? 7f 11 f il? X -- .+,g1wsw,- f ' 905 - 7955 f at 'waxy mm. .:?ilAs,,+N A Q ' Q -.X nj 'vm 5' W., , qt ZH in '? Agia 'QQ tk 6.57 ' ' Mx- 4 3' X .V -u . 1 z 'Q N Y- Q I 4' , M A A A ' f. ' L' , L X ll. ' . -155' 5 .+L-.1-'Y , - f n? f' 1 . x V ,ilu A' H15 , wjgpwk The first titty years have brought the high school a fascinating range of stu- dent activities. Today's directory of clubs, organizations, and activities is the result of growth and change. For instance, plays have been produced here since 1910, a cheer leader has been standard equipment since there were more than two students to raise their voices, Comites Romanorum led all the other clubs into existence, and student government began in '10, and remod- eled in '24, and in '46, and in '54. Hobby and service clubs have been multiplying in the last forty years al- though this is one ot those rare years when they actually run the gamut 'From soup QF.H.A.j to nuts fThe Mastersj. Moreover, dances have all but replaced the earlier custom ot giving a banquet. So the PILOT presents the activities of the Anniversary Year, the curricular and extra-curricular program for 1955. .. .Yhc:t's a class, Driver Education' BELIEVE IT OR NOT, MAC: . X fhc1T's ca government, page 65 Associuied Sfudeni Body Council. .L SEPTEMBER: Mathematical headaches in the making-fax in dollars build Two new wings, fo be opened at mid-year. CALENDAR page OCTOBER: Greeiings and salufations in writing-Girls' League's annual Hello Day makes signafure colleciing enioyable and profitable prior 'lo The big game, the climax of Red and Whife week. NOVEMBER: Grateful hearts are international-Thanksgiving assembly, one of the more serious moments of the year, includes American Field Service exchange students. CALENDAR page 67 DECEMBER: What . . . no Santa Claus!- the administration building houses the tree complete with large contributions of food donated by students to the less fortunate. I , Q9 JANUARY: lf begins to look like an eleciorcul college-seleciing student body officers is like the national elecfion. CALENDAR page 68 FEBRUARY: It isn'f lily Pons-'the boys give forlh of rehearsal of the Vorsiiy Show. 1, ,Y . V . -f i-2 2,5 s , L 89 ' ,kwa i 1 . R y ,xx C .X ' 'CJ' MARCH: And fifty years makes the dif- ference-fhe winners of The best cosfume awards af the Golden Jubilee Dance, are a far cry from Todcxy's sfudenfs. CALENDAR page 69 APRIL: Everything we are or ever hope io be is based entirely on chemistry-Open House provides the op- porfuniiy for parents fo view the inner scxnctum. 'Il page 70 MAY: Crepe paper and chicken wire creufe a masterpiece-all but The senior girls work to produce the sefiing for The annual Co-ed Ball. JUNE: Though hard won, the fri- umph is but a fleeiing moment- afier graduafion exercises fhe gown and mortar board are soon discarded. 'T ILVWQ lx -B 7! DICK KEELOR BOBBIE PHILLIPS SUE HAINES BRENT BANTA President Secrefcxry Secretary Vice-presidenf ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY COUNCIL page 72 BILL EWING BETTY JO SNODGRAS5 HENRY THOMAS EVARISTO GONZALES A1I1IeIics Finance Finance Aihleiics TOM LITTLE NORMA EDWIN SUE JENKINS MARY LOU SIMMS Enterfcinmeni Girls' R Club High Tide Editor PILOT Edifor A ,ti WWE' - l 'Q A 0 SHIRLEY HARRISON KEN NAKAUCHI ROBERTA BARTLEY ROGER WEBER Girls' Welfare Boys' Welfare Girls' Justice Boys' Justice BOB CODY RUSS HOYT BETTY ALHAU GORDON TERRY Head Cheerleader Band Campus and Health Seniors STUDENT GOVERNMENT page 73 ARMIDA GONZALES REX HUGHES LYNN HOYEM JERRY JOINER Head Songleader Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Boys' R Club INTERCLUB COUNCIL-newly formed coordinating group, back row: Jim Lindsay, Mathematics Club, Bob DeSimone, Thespians, Henry Thomas, Filibusters and Penpointers, President Alan Walther, Parliamentary Law Club, Bob Hodges, Aviation Club, Monty Blacet, Camera Club, Jerry Smith, Youth Fellowship Club, Don Owings, Physical Science Club, Eddie Hux, Shutter Club. Front row: Mr. Carbutt, Naomi Bretka, Cognotai, Joanna Harrington, Semper Comites, Norma, Edwin, G.A.A. and Girls' R Club, Pat McClure, Natural Sci- ence Club, Jack Wilder, Skating Club, Brent Banta, C.S.F., Barbara Hall. STUDENT GOVERNMENT page 74 The HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES was started in order to give Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors an additional body in which to introduce constructive ideas and to voice student opinions. School problems are discussed and recommendations are made to the Associated Student Body Council whenever possible. The vice-president of the student body is the presiding officer of the House of Representatives. Each mem- ber represents sixty students of his particular class. The House of Representatives also sponsors worthwhile school activities. BOYS' COURT OFFICIALS for 1954-55 were Ralph Marsh, sergeant-at-arms, Brent Banta, assistant iudge, Paul Valenzuela, lower class iuror, Pat Hole, secretary, Dave Neal, upper class juror, Bon Dawson, treasurer, Bob Cody, vice-president, Ken Nakauchi, president, Roger Weber, judge, Laddie Conger, upper class iuror, Ted Muegenberg, lower class iuror, and Eddie Nelson, lower class iuror. JUSTICE page 75 Democracy is important for the success of any organization. The RUHS Boys' and Girls' Leagues are completely dependent upon the students. They determine all rules and regulations and enforce all they establish. Punishment for offenses is decided by the Girls' and Boys' Courts which are presided over by the officers elected by the respective leagues. The judiciary body of the Girls' League consists of Donna Hughes, sergeant-at-arms, Vickie Mann, lower class juror, Shirley Harrison, president, Barbara Burkhart, upper class iuror, Scottie Colton, upper class iuror, Nancy Cherry, upper class iuror, Roberta Bartley, iudge, Cha Cha Valenzuela, lower class iuror, Pat Wil- liams, recording secretary, Lincla Golding, lower class iuror. Not pictured: Yvonne Campeau, assistant iudge. 7 annum, ,, X, , ,, 4 I GIRLS' LEAGUE page 76 Leadership is important among the members of the Girls' League. Elected to serve as 1954-55 president was Shirley Harrison. The association engages in many activities, tra- ditional ones being big sisters for the incoming freshmen girls in the tall, and Hi Jinks and Co-Ed Ball in the spring. Since its formation in 1915, the organization has risen to be one of the wealthiest leagues in Southern Cali- fornia, and established a reputation 'For high standards that is respected throughout the Southland. Miss Rous is the adviser. President Shirley Harrison SPRING OFFICERS: Pat Williams, Janet Bohanan, Roberta Bartley, Shirley Harrison, Kay Brown, Donna Hughes, Jean Brown, Yvonne Campeau, Nancy Cherry, Barbara Burk- hart, Cha Cha Valenzuela, Linda Golding, Vicki Mann, Scottie Colton. FALL OFFICERS: Roberta Bartley, Shirley Harrison, Diane Berry, Pat Williams, Yvonne Campeau, Cha Cha Valen- zuela, Vicki Mann, Kay Brown, Donna Hughes, Linda Gold- ing, and Barbara Burkhart. Executive board, spring Executive board, full GIRLS' LEAGUE page 77 W! 4 W 1 BOYS' LEAGUE page 78 Presiding officer for i954-55 Boys' League activities was Ken Nakauchi, elected president by the boys. The league includes every boy enrolled in the Redondo stu- dent body. Sponsorship of the Varsity Dance is the maior proiect of the Boys' League. Assemblies are also arranged by the league where films and speakers are presented for the enioyment of league members. Mr. Walden is the adviser. President Ken Nakauchi SPRING OFFICERS: Martin Natland, Brent Banta, Laddie Conger, Harry Parkhurst, Dennis Bates, Bon Dawson, Bob Cody, Ken Nakauchi, Roger Weber, Dick Newman, Ted Muegenburg, and Eddie Nelson. FALL OFFICERS: Bob Cody, Eddie Nelson, Bon Dawson, Ralph Marsh, Martin Natland, Dick Newman, Roger Weber, Laddie Conger, Ted Muegenburg, Pat Hale, Brent Banta, Dennis Bates, Ken Nakauchi and Mr. Walden. KEY CLUB SERVICE CLUBS page 79 SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL is the requisite for membership into Key Club, Semper Comites and Cognotai, Redondo's three honor societies. Comparatively new, Key Club was first instituted in 1950, for iunior and senior boys. President for T955 is Gary Garner. Various activities include acting as guides at functions and helping to enforce school rules and regulations. Semper Comites is an honor society for senior girls. Headed by President Joanna Harrington, the 1955 enrollment includes twenty-six members. The group sponsors the Red and White Dance, contributes much in service to the community through visits to children's homes and hospitals. Cognotcri includes iunior and senior girls who engage in similar activities to those of Semper Comites, with the added responsibifify of keeping order during all Girls' League meetings, Naomi Brefka is the president. SEMPER COMITES COGNOTAI X L. in LANGUAGE CLUBS page 80 LOS SABIOS, Spanish speakers. LES PARISIENNES, French friends. FILIBUSTERS is Cl club to promote debate omong students on issues of world-wide interest. xii.. QUILL AND SCROLL is an international organization tor high achievement in the field of journalism. Mem- bership is limited to seniors. CLUBS page 81 PALETTEERS comprises the future artists and designers of the country, tr up-,mx The CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB is a study group open to all students of all faiths whether Protestant or not. Its membership is unlimited. CLUBS page 82 s m.,L,kS2fSS 'S BRASSPOUNDERS, radio hams, -back row: Sinclair, B. Little, Bassett, Grinnell, Mr. Dickhart. Front row: Nilsen, Sundstrom, Decarion, Harper, Hoyer. The SKATING CLUB helps in the development of better skaters and works toward obtaining skill in the field. AVIATION CLUB, future flyers-back row: Peterson, Terry, Hodges. Front row: Schooley, Mr. Misenhimer, IBIOBBY CLUBS page 83 The CAMERA CLUB is designed for those who have cm interest in photography, BOWLING CLUB, strike artists-buck row: Johnson, Owens, Mr. Dickhcxrt, Shupps, Terry. Front row: Glaum, Brockwell, McGuire, Hamilton, Brown, Corwin, Deffenbcnugh. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA, potential pedclgogues-back row: Snodgrass, Lopin, Conner, Livings1on, Homilfon. Front row: Mr. Morris, Soufhworih, Bowlin, Simmons, Greer. CLUBS page 84 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA, prospective 'Family speciulisfs. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA, 1omorrow's moneymcxkers. MODES AND MANNERS CLUB, tomorrow's socialites: Constantine, Wilcox, Cants, Fourmet. CLUBS page 85 USHERETTES, elegant ticket-takers-back row: M. Rodriguez, Weber, J. Brown, Van Ettinger, Glomb, Scott, Mrs. Kloss. Front row: Farnsworth, Cosby, Dieclerich, Lincleman, Neese, M. Valenzuela, Smead, Yates, Det- tenbaugh, E. Garcia. FUTURE MEDICS, potential pill-pushers. C. S. F. page 86 Members qualify for the California Scholarship Fed- eration via the report card route. Those accepted have accumulated ten grade points for a semester. Success- ful candidates must not have an lncomplete, nor an Unsatisfactory in citizenship. Distinctions in membership are also based upon grades. Students having an A grade in five solids are rated Summa cum laude. Those earning an A in four solids are considered Magna cum laude, and those rating an A in three solids and a B in one, Cum laude. The president of the chapter is the student who has the highest grade average at the end of his iunior year. He is also the Mantle Bearer, a position unique to this high school and older than the C.S.F. itself. The mantle, symbol of office, bears the initial of its wearers each year since 1911. Chapter 101 of the C.S.F. came into being in 1923. Mantle Bearer Brent Banta FALL SPRING, LOWER CLASSMEN page 87 Members of the California Scholarship Federation are as follows, magna cum laude: Joy Aldrich, Gerald Back, Brent Banta, Kay Brown, Carol Chandlee, Don DePuy, Pete Hacsi, Jerry Joiner, Kay Koons, Diane Mc- Elroy, Donna McMullen, Sue Maricle, Pat Merisuo, Cris Miller, Sharon Newburn, Michael Roath, Gary Schunk, Henry Thomas, Karen Warren. Summa cum laude: Sharon Barth, Dennis Bates, Charles Boag, Harlene Dietz, Cheri Dolan, Norma Edwin, Elaine Farnsworth, Myrna Gary, Marion Gill, Joanna Harrington, Willa Hoffzimmer, Michael Holton, Russ Hoyt, Sue Jenkins, Jeneen Johnson, Ross Levine, Toni Lewis, Gay Little, Meredith Lundbom, Nancy Kellaway, Lor- raine Luther, Paul McCann, Ronnie McDougaId, Bob Maxwell, Betty Mazanti, Lorene Middleton, Margo Miller, Dean Moore, Ken Nakauchi, Charlie Orman, Tom Owens, Don Owings, Gerald Pearson, Nancy Pinney, Con- nie Rinard, Sol Rockenmacher, Sally Schneider, Tom Schooley, Mary Lou Simms, Sally Smead, Roger Stanton, Martyn Toussaint, Barbara Zloinden, Alan Walther, Donna Young. Cum laude: Betty Alhau, Janet Bohanon, Sharon Bohanon, Nancy Bowlin, Naomi Bretka, Barbara Lynn Brown, Barbara Burkhart, Helen Cassinelli, Eileen Clark, Bob Compher, Pat Connor, Diane Corwin, Ted Dale, Linda David, Bon Dawson, Virginia Dawson, David DeCarim, Fred Eiserling, Bolo Elkins, Jerry Ellinghouse, Robert Carlson, Fred Freemon, Ken Gindroz, Norman Harvey, Lana Hicks, Nancy Hogan, Frances Horvat, Lynne Huckins, Corinne Jagerhorn, Jon Knickerbocker, Dorothy Ligget, William Lyddon, Nancy McDougaId, Robert Melsheimer, JoDee Morrison, Linda Murray, Marie Ohta, Martha Isenogle, Jo Ann Johnson, Pam Or- man, Mary Pedersen, Emma Pena, Tom Plante, Virginia Reed, Susan Riley, Jeanne Rolotf, Jeannine Smith, Lewis Teel, Charles Turner, Carol Von Essen, Regina White, Roslyn Smith. SPRING, UPPER CLASSMEN Q! , KUJQ THE SHUTTER CLUB, photography enthusiasts: Welch, Mr. Dipboye, Simmons fin frontj, Hux, Page, Beleel, HCBBY CLUBS page 88 THE MASTERS, hot-rodders extraordinary-back row: Campbell, Toussaint, Robinette, Marsh, Rose. Front row: Carter, Terry, Bushnell, Cameron, Boerner. THE FUTURE EINSTEINS OF AMERICA, junior mathematical wizards. The PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB, future physicists-buck row: Gindroz, Pearson, Rockenmcicher, Walther, Eiser- ling, Buck, Lindsay, Mr. Brubaker. Front row: C, Johnson, Gilbert, Hocsi, Owings, Hall, Shupps, Edwin, Edwards. CLUBS page 89 The NATURAL SCIENCE CLUB, nature knowers. The MATH CLUB, potential engineers. Q52 , F -iv S PROJECTIONISTS, campus comeramen: Cameron, Curling, Cauble, P. Garcia. SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS, the voices with the smile--back row: Pearce, Lawson, Romsden, Roloff, Kello- woy. Front row-L. Gomez, E. Truiillo, Jollofo, Horvaf, Reed. SERVICE GROUPS page 90 STUDENT STORE CLERKS, The busy bees-back row: R. Bigelow, Fern, Peck, Mr. Bickers. Front row: Reeves, D. Brown, C. Adams, Duckworth. is we l The STAMP CLUB, local philafelisis. CLUBS page 91 The JUNIOR RED CROSS, campus philanihropisis. if if ,warm 'Q-.242 LIBRARY STAFF, studeni book handlers B BAND-back row: Planger, Winkle, Buzzard, Ady, Hanneman, Martin, Sallatino, Ratin, Crosher. Front row: Koons, Morris, Thatch, Garcia, Campbell, Roloff, Owens, Grothrius, Wendt, Thomas. MUSIC page 92 DANCE BAND: The Dance Band, a relatively new organization on campus, took an active part in exchange assemblies and represented this campus on TV's Gene Norman Show. Members of the Dance Band are- back row: Adams, Steuard, Wendt, Stanton, Horvat, Stephenson, Mr. Howell. Front row: Humphreys, Park- hurst, Adame, Shaetfer, Jackson, Fritzen, Miller, Riddell. O RC HESTRA The Orchestra has provided fine music for the Christmas assembly, the Junior Play and by playing a maior role in the Spring Concert. MUSIC page 93 THE JUNIOR GUILD OF ORGANISTS: Pinney, Adams, Gindroz, Owens, Gobel, Nelson, Front row: Thomas, Zbinden, Broadbent, M. Smith, J. Smith, Mr. Roblee, Dolan, Lewis, Buzzard, Coke, DeBenedictis. ADVANCED GLEE CLUB C VOCALISTS page 94 This year The Madrigal Choir has appeared in programs af many local clubs, in assemblies, af fhe Pacific Music Clinic in Stockton, in the Shakespeare Festival, and at the Long Beach Madrigal Festival. All the vocal organizations performed in the Thanksgiving Program and in fhe Music Deparfmen'f's Spring Concert. BEGINNING GLEE CLUBS WM' 1 'I CHOIR VOCALISTS page 95 MADRIGAL CHOIR-buck row: Smofhers, Robillczrcl, Lyddon, Hodges, Spikes, Coniglio, DeSimone, Barneif. Front row: Dye, Whitman, Newguard, Holden, Church, Mr Misenhimer, Tyler, Bernard, Middleton, Leslie, Maclczren, Bclrfon. THE SEAHAWK BAND page 96 MEMBERS OF THE BAND ARE: Robert Adams, clarinet, Roy Adams, trombone, Earl Alderson, trumpet, David Atchison, trumpet, Wayne Bischoff, clarinet, Janeen Brown, bells, Bruce Boaz, French horn, Greg Buck, clarinet, Paul Carlson, clarinet, Dale Cauble, trumpet, Mike Ciauri, French horn, Roger Clarke, tuba, Ron Colvin, oboe Cdrum maiorl, Neil Davis, French horn, Dennis Dean, trombone, Terry Dean, clarinet, Richard Deskin, French horn, Betty DeWitt, flute, Mary Dodds, alto sax, Philip Douglas, clarinet, Bob Fritzen, baritone sax, Pete Garcia, trombone, Nicky Gann, clarinet, Lynda Grey, clarinet, Dale Harriman, trombone, Bill Holmes, trombone, John Holmes, drums, Michael Holton, clarinet, Russ Hoyt, alto sax, Dick Jackson, clarinet, Jeri Jones, flute, Pat Knight, trombone, Kay Koons, trombone, Dick McBride, drums, Don McDougald, French horn, Jerry Maddux, clarinet, Jim Mahoney, trombone, Bob Mainey, trombone, Bob Maxwell, French horn, Warren Milton, French horn, Peter Olsen, tenor sax, Tom Parkhurst, tenor sax, Mary Pedersen, flute, Jim Phelps, trombone, Tom Schooley, bass clarinet, Ron Shaeffer, alto sax, Donna Stephens, bells, Roy Stephenson, drums, Jim Steuard, trombone, Donna Sullivan, clarinet, Bill Sumpter, drums, Terry Van Buskirk, drums, Mayan Willhelm, clarinet, Marie Smith, clarinet, Larry Buzzard, baritone, Dwight Winkles, baritone, John Nichols, tuba, Ronnie Roloff, alto sax, Leilani Bartell, tuba. Playing a full schedule of football games, the Band also added to its list of activities assembly pro- grams, The Los Angeles County Fair, various community events, and the University of Southern California's Band Day. THE SEAHAWK DRILL TEAM page 97 The Seahawk Drill Team. Consisilng Of 5lXfY Qlfls, participated in all football games and became a colorful part of the USC Band Day. The organization qgqin sponsored the annual Drill Team Dance, this year called Stairway to the Stars. Members are: Kathy Baily, .lo Ann Barton, Sandy Bartscht, Diane Bertram, Naomi Bretka, Janet Bo- hanan, Linda Brinton, Jean Broadbent, Nina Campbe.l, Artie Constantine, Ellen Coury, Sondra Coward, Sara Crites, Marilyn Dahm, Marilou Da Virro, Virginia Dawson, Harlene Dietz, Laurel Elder, Barbara Elston, Lynne Farguson, Carol Funkhouser, Marion Gill, Pat Harvey, Gwen Hefner, Sondra Lee Heisey, Bette HiggirtS, Carolyn Hudson, Donna Hughes, Martha lsenogle, Sue Jenkins, Jo Ann Jobson, Judy Kehm, Marilyn Koons, Virginia Liggett, Diane McElroy, Vicki Mann, Margo Miller, Jo Dee Morrison, Linda Murray, Donna MyerS1 Christy Neushul, Martha Orozco, Marcia Peppe, Trudi Ralph, Melissa Reese, Lynne Robinson, Donna Shafer, Sally Smead, Margaret Starr, Priscilla Sternad, Ellen Sutton, Anne Truesdell, Sylvia Trygg, Judy Wegner, Elizabeth Weiclenback, Judy Whitman, Nancy Whitman, Barbara Wrye and Donna Young. MAJORETTES: Pai Williams, Gloria Sfewarf, Lee Smiih. Front: Head Maioreife Jean Brown. FLAGTWIRLERS: Carol Simmons, Barbara Toth, Judy Delileinhans, Jan Smifh. page 98 SPICE AND SPARKLE were added at all afhlefic evenfs as The fla-gfwirlers and maioreiies sfruffed fo fhe music of the Seahawk Band. sl ,fi 2 f SONGLEADERS: Sharon Newburn, Becky Lindstrom, Sue Haines, Sonia Newgaard, Head Songleader Armida Gonzales. Not pictured, Joanna Harrington. CHEERLEADERS: Head Cheerleader Bob Cody, Pat Hale, Jackie Leslie, Barbara Burkhart. PEP GRQUPS page 99 Spirit rousing pep groups led the Redondo student body in half-time activities promoting sportsmanship and better relations between competitive schools. Pictured is one of the intricate routines worked out for this purpose. XWUNQ SFY JW 44 f 1: V7 Wi ff , ,V f +1-,,, , I, ,lf ff XL.. L ligwm lktvlnufs A 4 2 Editor Mary Lou Simms and Miss Cook discuss pictures. PILOT page 100 Because a yearbook is made through the efforts of many students who do not have a chance to sign their nUme5 to the W0I'li that they do, the Pil-OT WiShes to list the following credits: Picture planning and schedules: Gay Little. Picture supervision: Mary Lou Simms, Pat McClure, Jim Hand, Jon Knickerbocker, Bill Holmes, Karen Warren, Pete Hacsi, Caroline Cook, Sally Contreras, Wilma Riley, Arba Ayakatubby, Little. Picture cropping and mounting: Simms, McClure, Little, Barbara Zbinden, Judy Wegner, Nancy Whitman, Knickerbocker, Hand, Doug Sutphen, Pat Chemnitzer, Sally Bagby, Jan Sullivan, Ayakatubby. Candid pho- tography: Ed Hux, Brian Edwards, Roger Clark. Senior appointments: Barbara Burkhart. Copy, theme: Little. Faculty: McClure, Cook. Seniors: Burkhart. Calendar: Simms. Activities: Janet Huff- man. Girls' Sports: Zbinden. Boys' Sports: Knickerbocker. Typing: Darlene Cypouette, Barbara Beathrow, Jean Williams. Cover and style: Simms. Decisions: Simms. Layout: Knickerbocker, Simms, McClure. Legwork: Holmes, Judy Swanson, Ron Colvin, Russ Hoyt. Editorial staff. Russ Hoyt, Pat Merisuo, Business Manager Brent Banta, Mr. Irwin and Ron Colvin discuss money Business credits include: Business planning: Brent Banta. Business records: Pot Merisuo. Sales: Russ Hoyt, Banta, Ron Colvin and classroom representatives. Collections: Hoyt, Cliff Walker, Don Owings. Ad sales: Hoyt, Chuck Moore, Colvin, Warren Heaton, Norma Edwin, Naomi Brefka, Trudi Ralph, Kay Brown, Bob DeSimone. Ad copy: Pat Merisuo. Ad layout: .lon Knickerbocker. All of these students contributed their own time as well as their work to the production of the PILOT. They worked either during snack, lunch hour, and study hall intervals or after school and weekends, in order to produce this, the Fiftieth Anniversary number of the Redondo Union High School yearbook. PILOT page IOI page 102 X A PUBLICATIONS: 1 HIGH TIDE I f sw f, 1 my '- 1, ' ,Q ,q9,gg',,z,f . ' Q' r he tvswffznsm.. POISED FOR ACTION is Editor Sue Jenkins, as she talks with the iournalism instructor, Miss Sinsabaugh. Each week students may read any and all news pertaining to the school, its students and teachers, in the weekly edition of the school paper, the High Tide. Editor Sue Jenkins heads a staff of nearly seventy reporters, not counting the alleimportant print shop students, instructed by Mr. Robertson, which account for an additional twenty. Consistently in past years the High Tide has received top ratings from the National Scholastic Press Association. All-American was the rating received this year. Beginning Journalists Advanced Journalists and Print Shop - - nf 'X , 7 page 103 PUBLICATIONS: COMPASS Enjoying the theme of the Compass are Mrs. Rinker cmd President Henry Thomas. HCABBAGES AND KINGS was the theme selected for the twenty-sixth edition of the Compass, liter- ary magazine published by the Penpointers. A iunior-senior organization, Penpointers is open to students of high literary ability in the field of creative wrifng. Compass contributions come from any student in the school. Editorial and writing chores both clevolve upon club members. Mr. Robertson and the print shop crew produce the fifty-odd page publication, PEN POI NTERS, campus literati. page 104 ' .VA .1 SEAHAWK and friends RED AND WHITE DANCE A FOOTBALL FIELD, diminutive in size, carried out the theme for the annual Red and White dance. Octo- ber 18-22, was the traditional Red and White Week set aside to promote spirit for the opening of football season. The sports dance, sponsored by Semper Comites, climaxed the week on October 23. Joining in the fun and conveying spirit at the annual Red and White Dance were many Hawksters as they danced to the music of the Continentals. DANCERS ? ,M f ff' Q 1 'ii 'fry ,Ll ' Yi fi J sq is-af-ggi. Q -.- m 'Defi Wk ihajk if - COACH BOB CARDONA crowns Sue Haines Varsity Sweetheart of 1954, as the members of her court look on. Composing the court were Sonia Newgaard, Sharon Barth, Betty Alhau, Bobbie Phillips and members of the football squad. Court members not pictured are Christy Neushul, Sue Jenkins, Norma Greer, Pati Bevan, Carol Morrison and Pam Orman. VARSITY DANCE page 105 Officially closing football season was the annual Varsity Dance sponsored by the Boys' League for the past thirteen years. December the fourth saw Sue Haines crowned Sweetheart, pert and popular Sue was selected from among the 154 senior girls to reign as 1954 Varsity Sweetheart. 'P 'li 3. X X Q 'PR E1 D R' Y STAG OR DRAG . . . it never mattered at the after game dances held in the cafeteria after every home athletic event. Sponsored by the student body, the four classes alternated in the management of the dances. The dances gave everyone an opportunity to get together in a friendly, casual atmosphere to dance, talk and, if winners of the athletic event, to celebrate. DANCES page 106 ! ! Z l 2 2 DANCES page 107 5 Stairway to the Stars was the theme selected by the Drill Team for its second annual dance held in the girls' gym. A heavenly illusion was created by the Hawkettes as they carried out the theme through decorations. Step back into history, and into the boys' gym tor the Golden Jubilee Dance. Every mode trom the period of i905 to 1955 was depicted through costumes representing titty years in fashion. Held on March 26, the dance climaxecl a week's celebration in commemoration ot the school's golden anniversary. XW lf it x X ROYALTY: Prince Everisto Gonzales, Princess Sue Haines, King Dick Keelor, Queen Shirley Harrison, Princess Sue Jenkins, Prince Ken Nakauchi. , is T cow BALL page 108 NEVER-NEVER LAND . . .land of fantasy and make believe . . .This was the theme selected for the annual Hi-.links and Coed Ball held May 6 and 7 in the boys' gym. Hi-Jinks, the only all-girl party of the year, was held May 6. Skits and booths designed around the theme were presented in honor of the senior girls. The seniors walked away with the first place ribbon for the best skit, while the juniors received the blue ribbon for their booth. The following night saw Shirley Harrison and Dick Keelor don the purple robes of royalty and gold crowns of honor as king and queen of the Coed Bull. Shirley was chosen by popular vote of the girls, while Dick was chosen in like manner by the Boys' League. Princesses and princes were Sue Jenkins, Sue Haines, Evaristo Gonzales, and Ken Nakauchi, while a court of senior boys and girls encircled the throne. THE COURT Q P'1 an ,4 1, A we 1 I 'Ci RIBBON CUTTERS: Marguerife Valenzuela, Robyn Fowler, Pat McClure, Sharon Barth, and Marfhalee Ellioli. FLOWER GIRLS: Barbara Burkhari, Mary Lou Simms, Sue Maricle, Pal' Merisuo, Kay Brown, Lynn Learned, Yvonne Campeau, and Naomi Brefka. VOCALISTS AND ANNOUNCERS: Toni Lewis, Trudi Ralph, Midge Riddell, Ruih Hanger, Betty Garrow, Norma Greer, Betty Jo Snodgrass, Frances Horvai, Nancy Pinney, Ma-rgaref Boughers, Myrfa Gilman, Jane Dye, Diane Hershey, Judy Holden, Mary Buckley, Meredith Lundbom. CHORUS: Piedad Leon, Lillian Madrid, Pali Bevan, Bette Higgins, Dee Thurston, Elsie Lemberger, Befry Alhau, Bobbie Phillips, Suellen Bernard, Donna Hughes, Judy Wegner, Ruth Mazanti, Nancy Whitman, and Lorene Middleton. in AL' ' M , g , iq ff xg Q N ,Ja MEN ARE LIKE STRIEETCARS page HG Sol Rockenmacher - Linda Murray and .lan Sullivan Jo Ann Barton and Martyn Toussaint Making its debut on March 'I7 at a matinee performance was the 1955 iunior play Men Are Like Streetcars. Double cast in the lead of Maudie were Scottie Colton and Jo Ann Barton. Maudie's meddling brings up some somewhat embarrassing incidents which makes for laughs abundant, and a successful play. The 1955 junior play was performed before one of the largest audiences ever attending a class play. CAST, seated: Linda Murray, Jo Ann Barton, Scotti Colton, Bobbi Brown, Pat Williams, Sally Bagby. Stand- ing: Sol Rockenmacher, .lan Sullivan, Charles Turner, Jeneen Johnson, Sharon Newburn, Barbara Toth, Carol Chandlee, Rex Hughes, Martyn Toussaint and Maurice Millett. page 111 Kim Guyman and Bob de Simone shout as Ron Colvin grabs Tom Little's gun. SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE A mysterious melodramatic farce, Seven Keys to Baldpate, was the 1955 senior play, presented here November 5 cmd 6. A bet was what prompted Magee to go to Baldpate lnn one stormy night, to write a play in twenty-four hours. Excitement and humor reign as six more keys to the inn are held by gangsters, blackmailers, hermits and, of course, a girl. CAST, front: Henry Thomas, Pam Orman, Kim Guymon, Ned Chaffee, Dave Barnett, Sue Maricle, Bill Thomp- ' ' ' Cl'ff son, and Pat Merisuo. Back row: J. O, Bragg, Tom Reynolds, Bob DeS1mone, Tom Little, Ron Colvin, I Walker and Jack Ahlgren. hm 4.7 VARSITY SHOW page H2 Country Style Take a little country girl from a quiet country town . .. take Hollywood with its glittering lights and gCIy, 'FCIST moving people . . . put them together and you have Coun- try Style, the 1955, all student produced Varsity Show. Original script for Country Style was by Yvonne Cam- peau and Diane Berry. In the leads were Kim Guyman and Tom Smothers. Commissioner of entertainment, Tom Little, was student director with Mr. Ralph Delzell as faculty adviser. This year's show proved to be among the top Varsity Shows in Redondo's history. The Varsity Show is the only student show of its kind on the campus, with its entirety, from script, choreogra- phy, and direction, handled by the students. This year's show also included an original song by one of the co- authors, Diane Berry, entitled Hayride in the Country. I Didn't Know What Time It Was, sings Jac- kie Arnold to Lee Riley in a scene on a Holly- wood sound stage. O LA, and the end of Cindy Deffenbaugh and Mary Buckley's dance in Hernando's Hideaway. THE CAST f , I ,' 1 f -f ,. 51, 'WX -' 422.22 ' f 1 . Q f -1 B54 4 H ,'f-vi, 1 fy ., AW S' Q, , , . , V .IM , , :qw ,A N 725 4 V. X flff ,R ff , Nywywm My 4: X . V - f . ans: J Q . . ' '-W X-wif' 1 WMP? 4i'2u, 4? , . - Q if - , as A: fda. ,.. ' i W5-.fix Cf ' f A x , 4 wc.-,fx Qfmixmxwwgxigg 4 11' yrs , W2 xwwyfw 2 -X Z5 ff., 422 W 71 , Www W wgv Qc N Q vs, . xxx-vip? fiQQ4yXffig9'Q: x K 1 v Q, , Xl I 63 Q 1 fi ww: A , Na. ,Wx W , . -gap - Eff -f . W 1 .kj,gW,,-5-Vxgg: 'mv N V A U ,qw J, f N f ' f fm mba V wfwxwmw V, j Q ax V ,L A - ,A X Q I V -- M ,' x . 2 - W4 Kgs: . If ,wi ,' Q 5 '. ' I 'WQTN' . m .4 i B . X xv 'X X 65. aww 52 . ,X YP if I . . 19 1 . ' , J . , 1' ' ,A :F ' V ,K ' fi - 3k..g11kLgl'::: li. Q Y A J ia , v V5 .M,,, page 114 SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL The Duke and his Courtiers: Newman, Lynch, Stewart, Turner, Glomb. Bottom and Puck: Eiserling, Bevan. Pyramus and Thisbe Cast: Millette, Torn- bom, Eiserling, Owings, Anderson, Hudson. SHAKESPERIAN FESTIVAL page 115 Bottom and Flute in the tragical historie of Pyramus and Thisbe Formed the nucleus of this year's Shalcespearian Festival. Excerpts from A Midsummer's Night's Dream furnished the Bard's contribution to the annual program sponsored iointly by the English department and the Thespians, campus footlighters. As an innovation, the Music department's Madrigal Choir sang five maclrigals, popular songs of the Eliza- bethan Age. This is the sixteenth observance of the birthday of the Globe's foremost playwright, a tradi- tional celebration here since 1937. THE CAST-back row: Olan Newman, Anna Glomb, Charles Turner, Jamia Lynch, Jim Stewart, Maurice Millette, Jean Tornbom, Fred Eiserling, Joyce Anderson, Don Owings, Carolyn Hudson, Pati Bevan. Front row: Betty Mathis, Marilyn Koons, Kay Koons, Karrol Hudson. f Nkxiix isa fp kv 'QM -' .rf 5 5 6 glvjsx I ' ' if 5? if Ai-I NO cb? 32 L ,Oi ,616 5' s , , III, e 1 n4.v SPORTS FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY 1905 - 1955 f , if 5. in . 'ff E 11, '1- ' 1: 52- L, ey'- 9 '11 ' 1 , flag X , Q V, 5.5., Q: r K , 'A Ula f r 'lg ' Q 3 f ' Z -WR :Q ' 'I iii i At' 'n 0IA ol 33g lg,, . .--:ll Nakauchi, Moore, Hughes, Demaray. sufphen FOOTBALL page T18 Although the T954 edition of the Red 81 White did not quite measure up to the pace set by Seahawk elevens of the past, the game desire to win and the tremendous spirit which symbolizes a championship team still prevailed. The squad met some of the toughest competition in Southern California by playing the two celebrated CIF powers, Centennial and Santa Monica. The Apaches along with the Paramount Pirates are newcomers to the Bay League this year, and it goes with- out so-ying that their presence has made the loop scramble more rugged than ever. Kenny Nakauchi, Redondo's 'fiery little halfback made his varsity debut an extreme success by capturing a berth on the All-Bay League Team. This year's Beehawks, after an opening victory over Downey never quite recovered from a mid-season slump and had to be content with victories over Downey, Centennial and Inglewood. Keelor, Gonzales Ellinghouse. Curling, Dunlap, Sturges, Ewing. -V f Hyde, Cook, Liggefi, Hand 19 FOOTBALL i aww ,My page ll Mcmsuqn VARSITY BEES Redondo T6 ........ ......,,.,...... ....... 7 S anfa Paula .,.....,,.... fno gamej .,,... Redondo Redondo 6 ........ ....... 3 9 Downey 6 ,.,,,.....,.........,,,,..,,..... .,.... T 2 Redondo Redondo O ..,..... ,...... 6 Paramount 26 ,.,..... ...... O Redondo Redondo 6 ........ ,,..... 6 Beverly Hills 6 ,....,.. ...... O Redondo Redondo O ....... .,..... 3 2 Santa Monica 6 ,....... ....... 0 Redondo Redondo O ........ ..,,... 2 6 Torrance 26 ........ ...... 0 Redondo Redondo O .,,,.,. ...,.,. 2 8 Cenfennial 7 ...,,... .,,.... T 2 Redondo Redondo O ,,,,,,.. ....... 6 Inglewood 0 ........ ,...,.. 'I 3 Redondo Redondo T3 .,,,,,,. ....... 6 Leuzinger 25 ........ ....., 'I 9 Redondo Irvine, Terry, McCann Valenzuela, Elkins, Addleman, Parkhurs? 6 UK ...W i 5 s 1 . , 5 I - f 14 . T Ah'--1' BEE FOOTBALL SQUAD, top row: Coach Hall, Atchinson, Klingler, Hyde, Polis, Laurence, Moore, Raln, Mc Donnell, D. Smofhers, Cook, Collins, Cox, Byrd, Liggel, Nelson, Coach Adams. Middle row: Mgr. Croft, Barr Fiisgerald, Riggs, McDougald, Muegenburg, Gobel, Aus1in, Mercier, Peck, Guillory, Fernandez, Parkhursi, Mc Millan, Hand, J, Gonzales, Mgr. Trimble. Front row: P. Valenzuela, Davis, Garcia, W. Webb, Bell, McCann Buzzard, Demaray, Elkins, Shaeffer, Cookus, Rainy, Addleman, C. Suiphen. VARSITY COACHES Adams, Cardona and Kincannon. VARSITY SQUAD FOOTBALL page 120 FGOTBALL page 121 'HP BEE COACHES Hall and Adams VARSITY, fop row: Coach Wafers, Arnold, Curling, Abramovic, Lindsay, Blacef, Seifert, Craig, Hoyem, Rob- ineite, Ziebarrh, Terry, Ewing, Purcell, Ellinghouse, Norlander, Galbavy, Marsh, Sanford, Welch, Irvine, Coach Kincannon, Mgr. Jones. Middle row: Coach Cardona, L. Gonzales, Bumbaugh, Creighton, Van Buskirk, Sala- tino, Keelor, E. Gonzales, Colwell, L. Smith, Sturges, Farmer, Moore, Leppla, Spikes, Troxell, Dunlap, Mgr. Shockey. Front row: Mgr. Coyle, Byrd, Niemann, Conger, Neal, Huffman, DeBenedicfis, Nakauchi, Bean, B. Valenzuela, Sufphen, Peppard, Melsheimer, Carier, Dailey, Webb, Mgr. Mahoney. 5 ' l A A 1 1-.tif . 'fl W ,ff , ,4gf7 W KN7 f QE? Q f x -ei fvyyf- , L 4 MW fi -: Q4 ff 9 ,Q 19 QQ ,W-x, w W x Xxkkglx-A-,high-gq,g:N4t.,,. ., '--x . :iw S4 ., '4 '.Q.!E1'-rn':'rZ'f, if-- fA q fm .Tm W, ...- Q y gf' Q , f Q if N 'Q M E Y 12 , X X l Q f - v, ww , . v,X.wfX ,. 1 X , 0 Q ,, X , . , f K ir 1 45:21 W f Q! 4f'07 X 5-2 1 , gg , , , , 'X 1 . I 5 X f I X W w N X X , X Ref X ,f ,W 4 X X Z A e VARSITY Top row: Coach Seifert, L. Sturges, Hughes, Striff. Bot- tom row: Combs, Rockenmacher, B. Seifert, Moore. .4 we Z f X , my 2 x si X f 4 X 9, Z fy I Q sfwvm q,, f...Sf 1 S W 2 f ' 'T f I 1 .3 . I 4 BASKETBALL page 124 The 'I955 Bay League season proved to be a huge success for the cagers as Redondo placed three of its four entries in the first division. The VARSITY, following a first round win over Torrance, lost their next four games. In their remaining seven tussles, the Seahawks rallied to bag six out of seven triumphs and a third place berth in the final standings. The only loss in the final eight games came at the hands of unbeaten Inglewood where Rex Hughes and the Sentinels' Dick Buckelew hooked up in one of the mostgthrilling battles of the year. The JUNIOR VARSITY, after a slow start came back to win four of their last six games, including a last second triumph over the same Inglewood five which had earlier beaten them decisively. Coach John Kincannon's BEEHAWKS rallied to sweep their Ia-st eleven games to capture the Bay League crown with a II-'I record. Wayne Smith scored 42 big points in a single game to highlight the season. The CEEHAWKS Ied by Bob Gobel and Ronnie Sickles swept through all opposition with nary a defeat while capturing the Bay League championship with a sparkling 'I2-0. record. SEASONAL RECORDS Beehawks Ceehawks Varsity Redondo 44 ...... 45 Torrance 31 ...... 33 Redondo Redondo Redondo 56 ...... 36 Paramount I9 ...... 42 Redondo Redondo Redondo 57 ...... 39 Santa Monica 36 ...... 30 Redondo Redondo Redondo 54 ...... 43 Centennial 'I7 ...... 45 Redondo Redondo Redondo 66 ....,. 29 Inglewood 20 ...... 36 Redondo Redondo Redondo 62 ...... 38 Torrance 22 ...... 42 Redondo Redondo Redondo 60 ...... 47 Leuzinger I6 ...... 27 Redondo Redondo Redondo BI ...... 53 Paramount I9 ...... 42 Redondo Redondo Redondo 68 ...... 27 Santa Monica 2I ...... 38 Redondo Redondo Redondo 46 ...... 45 Centennial 25. Redondo 54 ...... 43 Inglewood 22. Redondo 54 ...... 49 Leuzinger 20. JUNIOR VARSITY Top row: Coach Seifert, R. Sturges, saint, Kennedy, Karavas. ,4- .....42 Redondo Redondo .....25 .....22 Redondo Redondo Redondo Redondo Geach, Sanford, Perley, Ligget. SEASONAL RECORDS Junior Varsity .32 Torrance 38 ...... 33 Redondo Redondo Redondo .46 Paramount 32 ...... 20 .59 Santa Monica 45 ...... 37 .59 Centennial 52 ...... 34 Redondo Redondo .63 Inglewood 44 ...... 33 .33 Torrance 43 ...... 49 Redondo .44 Leuzinger 30' ...... 44 Redondo .38 Paramount 39 ...... 27 Redondo Redondo Redondo .5'I Santa-Monica 30 ...... 22 .54 Centennial 41 ...... 30 .68 Inglewood 32 ...... 33 Redondo .50 Leuzinger 43 ...... 49 Redondo Bottom row: Bates, Hoyem, Tous- ' 1 is 4' H2 3-Q X S N 1 Q X A6590 ff' 'X I ff f Wifi we 'mm -9 13 if 'M 'L W Q4 6 5 BEEHAWKS--BAY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS-Top row: Ayakafubloy, Lorden, Ward, Coach Kincannon, Solis, Vaupel, W. Smith. Boffom row: I. Delgado, Knuclscn, Swanson, B. Valenzuela, Conger, Newman. BASKETBALL page 125 CEEHAWKS-BAY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS-top row: Luian, Muegenburg, D. Lindsay, Gobel, Sickles, Riggs, Coach Kincannon. Boffom row: R. Davis, P. Valenzuela, J. Gonzales, Garref, Olivas, Joiner. law 53' HA Aa H454 1,485 DEEHAWKS-Top row: McBride, Dailey, Joiner, Coach Wafers, Rhodes, Bushelle. Boffom row: Sfeinbaugh, Meany, Newman, C. Gonzales, Trimble, Olivas. Karavas .. Baies ..... Hoyem ...... Kennedy ...... B. Sturges Toussaint Purley Kcmning .. Sanford .. Geach Farmer . JUNIOR VARSITY INDIVIDUAL SCORING G FG FT ........'I2 34 23 .....,..12 25 .,.,,...12 22 ........11 17 11 ...,,,..12 16 .,,.....12 8 ........12 7 5 2 4 O 5 0 4 O TP Avg. 91 7.6 68 5.6 63 5.3 45 4.1 43 3.6 28 2.4 23 1.9 8 1.6 1 0.3 O 0,0 O 0.0 lui I 'Pe di! l CEEHAWK INDIVIDUAL SCORING G FG FT TP Avg. Gobel ,.,,, ,,.,.... 1 2 71 19 161 13.4 Sickles .. ........ 12 48 15 111 9.2 Luian ........., ........ I 2 26 2 54 4.5 D, Lindsay ...... ........ 1 2 19 13 51 4.3 J. Gonzales .... ......., 1 2 8 4 20 1.7 Muegenburg .... ..... 5 3 1 7 1.4 Garrett ...... ........ 1 1 6 1 13 1.2 Olivcis . ..... 9 3 3 9 1.0 Engel ..... .... 9 4 0 8 0.9 Joiner .............. .... 6 2 0 4 0.7 P. Valenzuela ..... .... 5 1 0 2 0.4 Riggs ............. ,.... 3 0 0 0 0.0 G. Gonzales .... .... 2 0 O 0 0.0 Davis .......... .... 3 O 0 O 0.0 BASKETBALL page 126 BASKETBALL page 127 Hughes .... Combs ....... Siurges ........ Rockenmucher Sfriff ..,....,, Seifert ..... Moore . VARSITY INDIVIDUAL SCORING G FG rj TP Avg. 86 63 235 19.6 41 32 114 10.4 38 27 103 9.4 25 12 62 5.1 19 17 55 4.6 15 20 50 4.2 11 10 32 2.7 N5 E4 , V, BEEHAWK INDIVIDUAL SCORING G FG FT TP W. SmIII1 ..... ........ 1 2 74 38 186 Newman ..... .....,.. 1 2 61 49 171 Vcxupel .... ..,..... 1 1 37 23 97 McCc1nn ....,... 12 40 19 99 Conger ............... ........ 1 2 26 22 74 B. Valenzuela .............. 12 11 11 33 Swanson ........... ..... 4 2 5 9 Lorden .. ..... 5 3 O 6 Knudson ....,,.. 10 3 5 11 Peppard .,.., 2 1 O 2 I. Delgado ..,... ........ 1 0 3 2 8 Ward ............. .,,,. 4 1 1 3 Aycxkafubby .... ..... 5 0 2 2 Solis ...A...... ..... 4 0 1 1 Avg. 15.5 14.3 8.8 8.2 6.2 2.9 2.2 1.2 1.1 1.0 0.8 0.7 0.4 0.3 W X X I sm Xa f '-Q V s f W 1, U L if 1 L Z- s X X- A , ,f f W t -X X- . ,KW , ,XM ff , Ag X2 , f s K if f u s ff , ef of 'W 7 1 WM f fl i f 1 Cf' -f f 7 . 1 N ' 4--ss 'fs 1: L wk W cr sifi'-X 2612 C , ,7 .fm 4 f , 7 N ff f ',-, XX a w, gf f fW , .. , sv 'f f Q. --V., ffX 4 fr, f 'X' -ff ' . ,M S 5-.5 X5 V B 'V 2 f ' -'-' , . , ' ' X' I -V , f A Le , 4,4 cc f ,K -, , x . Q, 5 A . K f . ,, f :ew Xs c .4 Q . 4 . was f s., 1 P X L . , fr . 14 I l. ,.y, f c, A2 .JS TX . l 5 Ay.. !, X.. M y I WN , Y ff f : W J- , fwffs .W sky - we sr :ev-N.-N KN A.-., fxwxs f Ye s N s 1 . s s X 5 - ff X 14 .Q if 1 -: ff '-ss f' K of ,,, ss H , - 'gr . ,- , - .f '- sX .:' if . ff ' sg, V . G X f Q we X 'V , f E , X s x mi x Y Q ,, .QW 1 f ' ' .af ' ,, 5 ,.'xQ.:f 1 Q -K . : - V - f. if' X gg, X Q : r '- M -. 4 a t - 0 , ,ff - ' f X ,y . -5-'1',,':' ,U '- f 1 ' Q 1 . ' 1 Q -egos I L--33254: 'S , N S . '42 1' M: ,Ez f ss . ff ' -- J - f X' f X' 7 f' os- c C i' il . XV' XX , 3 'Tc XX-. JV s. ,ffhss ,fWff4ffX..-,, ,wr we - f,,,, ff -Q . ff ff ssc, X w is 1- f si as s' cog is-:W W g , sfykw. gs ,I ,f X Q 4 Q -ws-s cs X ' Peck, Hyde, vester, J. Joh WRESTLING-top row: Beerup, Welch, Melsheimer, Webb, Keelor, Curling, Carter, Johnson, Van Zee, Bean, Moore, Kinkel, Lawn, Garcia, Addleman. Middle row: Griffith, Czuleger, Cobabe, Bishop, Syl- nson, D. Caruso, Douglas, Davis, Beard, Nelson, Pattison, Pearson. Bottom row: C. Caruso, Coyle, Croft, Stevens, Hartley, Moreno, Russel, Sweeney, Hudson, B. Baird, Olson, Mgr. Hanna. WRESTLING page 128 For six consecutive years, RUHS matmen have topped the Boy League, and for two seasons were second only to C.l.F. champion, San Diego. The '55 season was no exception as Coach Mike Burley's wrestlers easily took Bay League honors and remained serious threats to Southern California champion, Whittier. Mike Coyle, Frank Addleman, and Dick Keelor went on to gain second place laurels in California lnterscholastic Federation. RUHS OPPONENT SCORE 13 Whittier Morningside .....25 16 19 ..... 30 ..... Leuzinger .....22 'I3 28 ...., . Inglewood Inglewood 36 ..... i7 ..... 31 . ..... 31 16 19 .. Chino .. Redlands Leuzinger 30 ..... . . ln being named to the mythical All-Bay League Football Team, Left Half Kenny Nakauchi accomplished a feat that all football players dream of but seldom ever attain. Moreover, this was Ken's first year of Varsity football after three seasons of outstanding competition with the Beehawk eleven. ln achieving this honor Ken did all the punting, the punt and kickoff returning for the Seahawks in addition to playing a whale of a game at his left half position. Kenny deserves much praise for this tremendous ac- complishment in that the Bay League always provides some of the stiffest competition in the state while producing many excellent players who make up the college gridiron rosters year after year. BAY LEAGUE LUMINARIES 2 5 ,,,,.. 0 .sA, , , ,, . 1 2 ff , sfwiii-it 4 if '- ' X , f' w wqvwf4hW,,Pi JL' page 129 ln his three years as a Seahawk, Rex Hughes has set many records and accomplished many feats both on the gridiron and on the basketball floor. For his excellent sportsmanship, leadership and all-around playing ability in the cage sport during the 1954-55 basketball season Rex very deservedly received the honored distinction of being named to the All-Bay League Basketball Team. While setting his great record of a 19.6 point average per game, Rex topped all the rugged players he faced in addition to leading the Redondo hoopsters to third place in the Bay League standings. This is Rex's third year of Varsity basketball after coming up from the Bees to replace Harlan Geach in the championship finals when the latter came up with an iniury in 1952. VARSITY TRACK, top row: Perley, Goss, L. Sturges, Marsh, Higbee, Hoyem, Delight, Chaffee, Seifert, Denny. Bottom row: Neal, Salatino, Dailey, Nakauchi, Gonzales, Strobel, Bean, Smothers. TRACK page 130 Although the Bay League track competition was completely monopolized by Centennial's Apaches, Coach Russ Striff's Sea Hawk cindermen provided some very tough opposition, particularly in the Bee and Cee divisions, ln the Varsity doings, the Redondo aggregation had one outstanding performer in Larry Sturges, who, in addition to running the 440 and relay, competed in the 220 where he stacked up a 21.7 clocking, good enough for a fifth place ranking in ClF. The Bees, who were second to the Apaches in the league finals and topped practically all opposition throughout the season, were particularly strong in the 1320 where Ted Dale gave the hometowners a hearty contender. Dale in the finals at lnglewood, pulled out from the rest of the field and won going away, re- minding many of the onlookers of the form exhibited by his father twenty or twenty-five years ago. BEE TRACK, top row: Simmons, Solis, Whittlesey, McCann, McDonald, Scrivens, Harvey, T. Johnson, Lemen, Troxell, Hanneman, Freeman, Bolex, Young. Middle row: C. Claypool, Alconero, Klinger, Sinclair, Peck, Buzzard, Austin, Atchinson, Hernandez, Paddock, Marone, lwohn, Liggett. Front row: Combs, Conger, Homes, Douil- lard, Little, Dale, Johnson, Davis, Elkins, Garner. l'2i'm 'f' ' J' 73'- CROSS COUNTRY: Little, lwohn, Scrivens, Higbee, Delight, Chaffee, Whittlesey, Dale. TRACK page 131 Ted Muegenburg, a stocky sophomore who runs like a tank, was the big gun for the Cees, winning every 880 event that he competed in throughout the '55 season, in addition to being the anchor man on the relay team. The Cees went undefeated, running over all comers until Centennial upset the Redondo-ites in the Bay League finals. CEE TRACK-top row: Muegenburg, Bell, Santee, Scott, Gobel, Sickles, J. Freeman, Garret, Lindsay, Schaef- fer. Middle row: McConnville, D. Conger, Green, Davis, D. Hartley, Shirdlu, Nelson, Thomas, Cox. Front row: Croft, Coyle, W. Little, Sutton, Hacsi, E. Olivas, Trimble, Bushelle, Olson. I K 'VARSITY BASEBALL, top row: Coach Cardona, Irvine, Banta, Hartley, Spikes. Middle row: Beattie, Paine, Niemann, Cook, Frye. Front row: Harriman, Cecconi, Burris, I. Delgado, Valenzuela. BASEBALL page 132 With baseball's rarest feat, the successful execution of the triple play, highlighting an action-packed T955 season, Coach Bob Cardona's Seahawk horsehiders showed onlookers a promising ball club as they met some of Southern California's stiffest competition. The Redondo nine played with a young squad composed almost entirely of sophomores and iuniors, the lone exceptions being Brent Banta and Harlow Irvine, who performed in utility roles. Some of the younger ballplayers, namely Pitcher Jack Beattie and Catcher Louis Cook impressed many of the so-called experts who are predicting a bright future for Cardona's team. The aforementioned triple play occurred in the 'first Torrance Tartar engagement at Memorial Field after Beattie had loaded the bags with nobody out in the top half of the eighth inning. The Seahawks went on to win the encounter in their half of the frame, as Walt Burris doubled and the Torrance hurler, Tom Vander- pool, forced in the deciding tally when he walked the next three batters to face him. At the PILOT dead- line, the Bay League standings had not been determined since the season did not close until the latter part of May. Coach Bob Hall's JVs ran into a streak of bad luck when they dropped many of their decisions by one and two runs after an early season victory spurt, JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL, top row: Manager Knight, B. Carlson, F. Duarte, Engel, Brower, Coach Hall. Middle row: Kail, Ca-gel, Galbavy, Veltre, Karavas, Bates. Front row: Roloff, R. Rahn, Demeray, Cookus, Watt, Contreras. , , W , , f r-cu,-wmnmmM,e,m4mzmamgsew,maum:ewmr my . f ' ' ' W f f 'I 'zyf fh ' W ' hp xy f r i if 'iff 2225 1 af riff fl!! , rm., 3 Q. Vw. K TENNIS TEAM-Top row: Coach Wclfers, J. Knuclsen, C. Moore, Buck, Shupps, Gould, Sfonfon, W. Brown, Coirlson. Boifom row: Ellinghouse, Sfeinbaugh, Bellows, McDougc1ld, N, Brown, Knuclsen, Siewcxrf. GOLF TEAM-Top row: Burrows, Fournier, D. Walker, Lindsay, Lepplo, Chaney, Couch Olen. Boffom row: Konasfer, DeCc1rion, Rockwell, Levine, C. Wolker. BOYS' SPORTS page 133 , ,.,,.,. ,. ,, Y, im' 9 X K 3, 1 G.A.A. EXECUTIVE BOARD-top row: Skidmore, Watts, Colton, Morales, Kellaway. Second row: C orwin, Cherry, Southworth, Zucconi, Mazanti. Third row: McClure, Yates, Edwin, Huffman, Front row: Bagby, Sulli- van, Chemnitzer. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION page 134 G.A.A. and Girls' R Club are two of the most active clubs on our campus. The G.A.A. is sponsored by Mrs. Barber, and the R Club by Miss McCollum, who have both spent many hours providing the WOU- dertul association which has been enioyed by participating girls. The club president, Norma Edwin, has helped Mrs. Barber and Miss McCollum through her able leadership of both clubs. 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X f W X X X f 4, 1'f X f ' - 6' ff f ' K 6 w f Q 4 f 5 f Z 1 K f W X f 4 f f xx 4' jim, S X f A , 0' f X i . , Q 1 N X Z I x ' M f if ff ' fm sw 'J ' fu, ff A 4 'Z 'Zip Q Y , ffm LOS GALLOS-COCKFIGHT Right-AZTEC RITUAL FIESTA page 136 fi V 'Z ,Zi X ,ff v x f ,Vf' If 77,3 4 ,WW 4 FIESTA QUEENS page The annual Fiesta sponsored by the Girls' Physical Education Department was held in January, l955. Many beautiful sets, sparkling costumes and outstanding dances helped to make this year's Fiesta a success. In the largest programme ever put on, specialty numbers were taught by Miss McCollum, who was assisted by the other teachers in the department. Left-JARABE TAPATIO Below-LOS HUAPANGOS I DRILL TEAM Executive Board-top row: Mann, Murray, Gill. Second row: Bohanan, Hughes, Wegner. Front row: Jenkins. DRILL TEAM page l38 One of the largest pep groups on campus is Drill Team. Under the direction of Mrs Rice the girls work th I1 wi I e Band to learn many outstanding formations, which add a great deal of color to the football games during the entire football season. Forming the Steer Head I I SONGLEADERS The Songlecxders are elected by the students and Trained by Mrs. Riceg Physical Education Depcxrfmenf. Becky Lindsfrom, Sue Haines, Armida Gonzales, Sonic: Newguard, Shcz The Banjo with moving sfrings. page 139 they are sponsored by The Girls' ron Newburn. S 1 ,ff qi 1 f f f l ,- f , ff v P' Z cf N V f ff C' , V W Z , I I I n y , ?c. ? Q, - L li , V ,Q M21 .7 X7 . 1 7' A ,fr ' w ' Z My ' I' 'Jw 4 5 f 2 X , pf Q MH , , ev f, M , ,-1 . Flsgdyig' W, 4' , , V H ', '?'f Ll , -mix ff lfft fgf fyi 4 1 -uijfiw 4 K ,X -M 5 ' ' ' 3 2, 5 V 1-I , lx ,g f f Q1 ,A f,., 5 . . fi, I Q X 77,3 ,,,,,,,.,,-v,. I V, 41, ,L ' N- -1 A z .' LW M, ' 'Mwaiii 1s. ,, ' ,fQgi,,W 4 l l Hofchkiss shoots cmd misses. Two poinfs for Suuceclo. Jump ball-Frye and Foxx. Mills and Lewis leap for ball on the toss-Up. BASKETBALL page 140 Kn- Ready? VOLLEYBALL page 141 Volleyball is the second sport of each year. Under the direction of Mrs. Rice students were able to improve their ability to play this most enioyable game. Action! Service. J, .V V+, W If - Q..-avr I s . ,Q i . . -1 - ,. ' if 1 3' x 1.1141 i gm. .Q T-3 Yn!,+4,.64 5 , we 'Q' V' 'Q w- 'ss W ' is-i Aff V s X ilfyfff-f':f,'ij!FfHf go gr ff ,g,, ff ,gggfogsgc-lfgf , W ,.f t0,,fxy.gy? P Q4 mil' ' 'f 'NS ' -' it , . V i'9flV iyfmlggwgg? ss s fv - Q? i 'ly A g5 f,rS,W'5f Mspsfffiwf' 5' ,r-af f' i..,,,,!,g,, , I .ww ,.,. ix Q A ,, 433. a if e ww a ,,,,..,-.,-- '52 ff, it ' X , '... V- Q iflff-ffSr'f:Q lf s 5 L ' s ' f L '57 ' V ' xN i i fi fwfr ' V .. I 1 1-,+I-M' Q e H W WJ- - A f -AW-QWX s X rs. -, f 'K M. L ., ,Q X' 'I ' 1- V s t 32: Q A ba-se hit for David. SOFTBALL page 142 Softball is the last sport of the school year. Each year brings additional new techniques which help to improve the games and tournaments. The instructor for softball is Miss Crowley. fop-Phelps and Hodges swing for strike one, Lower-The pitch by pitcher Hicks. l r l . .. - , , ...-...,,.. . ..... , - ,. ,,,,,. ,Q,,.1...L..1f.f'... .g5. -..v..4. ei .iL....1..LL.L,r ' ' 1' - V ENSEMBLE MODERN DANCE page l-43 Modern Dance is a class open only to Junior and Senior girls who. enioy doing special types of dancing. Under the able instruction of Miss McCollum the girls are taught many important techniques of dancing which help each girl to fill her class requirement of composing an original dance. PYRAMID-top row: Hanger, Orman. Second row: Riddell, Pinney, Anderson, Sagahon. Front row: Guyman, Phillips, Buckley, Beven, Deffenbaugh. Below-top row: Anderson, Hang- er. Second row: Deffenbaugh, Buckley. ,, ,f f i H-5. GRIFFITH PARK TEAM-top row: Starlcweather, Rey nolds, Kellaway, Reed. Second row: Tyler, Watts McClure, Gregg, Maclaren. Front row: Huffman Simms. Edwin and Scritchfield taking the bully. HOCKEY page 144 The first sport of the year is Hockey. Under the direction of Mrs. Barber, girls learn the techniques of good hockey. This year a specially chosen team was privileged to go to Griffith Park to compete against other schools. Huffman takes the ball. On the field at Griffith Park. Roloff in position to play. G.A.A. SPREADS page 145 The G.A.A. spreads are held offer each tournament The girls have dinner and are enferfcxined by a skif from each class. The cheerleaders and songleaders also provide enferfainmenf during the evening. G.A.A, SONGLEADERS- Ann Lopin and Sandra Lewis. G.A.A. CHEERLEADERS Sharon Lewis, Jan Sullivan, and Willa Hoff- zirnmer. Pictured below: CypouHe, Liv- ingsion, Goldenson, Bernstein, Rodriguez, Van Lear. E 'P'i' ' GIRLS ENJOY ARCHERY THE LION S' CLU of REDO DO BEACH The Lions' Club of Redondo Beach was chartered thirty-one ' ' .' years ago and during each of these thirty-one years this club -,, ,yi has been an enthusiastic supporter of the Redondo Union High School and all of its many activities. This past fall marked the twenty-eighth year that our organization has spon- sored the annual Football Banquet to honor the Varsity football team and the Senior Bees. lt is the hope of our club that we will be privileged to sponsor this same festive affair for the next twenty-eight years. Each year a representative from Redondo Union High School serves as an honorary member of our Lions' Club. This year we had the distinct pleasure of having your Mantle Bearer, Brent Banta, as your high school representative. We also sponsor a speaker's contest each year and representatives from Redondo Union High School appear before the local club to determine the local winner, and this winner then goes on to the zone contest to compete with representatives from other high schools in the area. We have never failed to be proud of the speakers sent to us from Redondo Union High School. Each spring at graduation the outstanding boy and the outstanding girl, as selected by the faculty of Redondo, is presented the coveted Lions' Club Good Citizenship Award. Several years ago the boys' R Club of Redondo Union High School wished to show their appreciation of the Lions' interest in their activities and made available to the local club the proceeds of the football programs sold at one of the outstanding games each season. The proceeds derived from the adver- tising and from the sale of the programs is used exclusively for our Sight Conservation project. This proiect is one devoted to seeing that youngsters who are financially unable to purchase necessary glasses and to receive necessary medical treatment are properly cared for. We wish to extend our best wishes to the graduating seniors of T955 and we are looking forward to the extreme pleasure of following the activities of the returning underclassmen who we are sure will have another fine school year in 1956. Ads page 147 Best Wishes to Graduating Class from GRIFFEY ELECTRIC REDoNDo BEACH Come in and Browse Around FRontier 5-6510 RIVIERA YARN SHOP Betty Carson 206W Avenue l Instructions Redondo Beach LADY ALICE CLEANERS Quality Not Quantity 225 Avenue l Redondo Beach, Calif. SIDNEY KASDEN Expert Finishing and Repairing Sensible Prices-Free Estimates Modern-Antique-Office 4122 Pacific Coast Hwy. Walteria FRontier 5-2035 PALOS VERDES DRUG STORE Walt Reese Phone FRontier 5-2418 Best Wishes on Your First Fifty Yearsn THE STRAND RIVIERA HAIRDRESSERS JO 8K LAURETTE FRontier 5-7514 208W Avenue l Open Eves. by Appt. Redondo Beach CAL-ZIMM California in Clay 4164 Pacific Coast Hwy. Walteria, Calif RIVIERA CAMERA SHOP We Teach You How Cameras 0 Proiectors Special Rates to Students Rentals 0 Repairs SMITH BROS. Fish Shan'I'y Restaurant The only place on the West Coast specializing in Great Lakes Fish 4024 Pacific Coast Hwy. Walteria 1404 So. Pacific Coast Hwy. FRontier 5-4016 W FRontier 5-2294 SPONSORS The well-dressed man. DR. R. C. HALLIWELL DR. M. G. PROCTOR ARNOLD C. NIEMEYER, M.D. JACK G. MEARNS, M.D. DR. PAUL D. YATES DR. DOROTHY C. GRUM, D.O. WAYNE Y. H. HO, M.D. DR. G. E. COSGROVE EARL E. MADDEN, M.D. DR. A. L. RICE Best Luck 150 the Class of '55 WALTER G. LINCH L.A. County's Oldest Dodge Dealer Established 1922 Redondo Beach FRontier 2-2122 DINSMORE'S ELECTRIC Appliance Service Washer-Vaccum-Parts-Service-Supplies South Bays Only 262 So. Pacific Ave. Redondo Beach FRontier 4-1488 PLAZA BARBER SHOP 3 Barbers 0 We do flat tops Open Tuesday through Saturday Hrs. 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday till 7 p.m. Appointments if desired--Ph. FRontier 5-9055 8 Malaga Cove Plaza Palos Verdes Estates, California Prop. A. A. Elia Best Wishes to the Class of '55 BETTY'S YARN SHOP Yarns-Accessories-Free Instruction 322 South Catalina Redondo Beach, Calif. Ads page 148 1 Q Ads BROWN HOV 1414 W Los Angeles 17, SCHOO UB PINS-TROP HIES- Q W4 Q-fr Ah J KW 551 Pt LAND COMPANY page 149 nth Street Ccxlitorn ic: ,V m 2' 'fr M .- f K - '1 f 7' ' fn I , ff, 2,1 .if 1, f, 1.2:-P'3f'f ,Ins Z-fs f f ,Q-,.-w ,f ,I ,al-1if,Li1',' ff : 1 5114- . 4 N R5 , 1 U V, , 1 ff 4 lug! 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Q Bee and Cee baslcefballers dousing Coach John Kincannon. reefingd 5 Redondo Boaoh Rotary Club Redondo Beach, California Ads page 150 Congrazfulazfions to the Class of J55 N Z For all your Record Needs 0 Popular 0 Rhythm and Blues ' Hi-Fi 0 Classical 0 Children's l907 South Catalina ln the Riviera Village FRontier 5-8018 ,X If I pq, ia, ' ' . W ' -A - W LM if 1 - V . W'T ,'.l SJW fy 3. , 1 -. X -ff f 5, -s XM' f '73, ' 'f f ,ZH :fs X , 1, l, TT- , fi 11' M ,,, V it The Finest Milk for All the Family Home Delivery and at Stores Best Wishes Class of '55 NARDONE'S Imp. Mk'l'. Pizza Selections: Cheese, Anchovie, Sausage, Mushroom, Pepperoni, Beef 81 Onion Spaghetti 84 Meat Balls 0 Lasagna 0 Raviola l Bar-B-Que Chicken BEAUTY SERVICES Sandwiches to take out or served on the premises Polos Verdes FR0 'lef 54409 1810 so. Catalina Ave. Fiaomaer 5-5110 Ads Af h page 151 l l A q L s OWL DRUG JERRY'S SHOES MAYEAIR MARKET MODE O'DAY SALLY'S SHOP of CALIFORNIA FLORENCE YARDAGE sINOER's IsYRNE's TIDY TOTS WALLACE JEWELERS MADEMOISELLE DUNLAP'S TRIANGLE CAMERA SHOP A WORLD OF SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '55 FROM YOUR TRIANGLE MERCHANTS LAUNDRY-MAT . . . OPTOMETRIST . . . OCEE'S BEAUTY SHOP . . . BARBER SHOP . . . TEEN SHOP Your Complete Modern Shopping Center With Ample Parking Faeilitief' The haven where seniors suddenly ACIC page 152 SPONSORS THE GOOD EARTH CAFE 10095000 REDONDO ASSOCIATED SERVICE MEl'S IIIIUA SHIIP If it's underwater equipment, I've got il 1911 Soufh Ccxfolincl FRonTier 5-6714 Ads page 153 Fuller Points ' Gorden Tools ' Shop Smith Phone FRon1ier 5-1960 I NPS if .I XVNIQE A 1 We Give S E99 H Green Stamps 1632 So. Pacific Coos? Hwy. Redondo Beach EMPIRE FOOD CENTER LETCHER BROS. OLE'S SHOE REPAIR I The grunt ond grou 1 Y k I TV mc: e ike . WALTER'S JEWELRY REDONDO MUSIC COMPANY ROBERT M. 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