Redondo Union High School - Pilot Yearbook (Redondo Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1956 volume:

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But as it stands on the threshold of a new half century, it contemplates its greatest challenge, the future, with an intense desire to accomplish even more than the fanciful, idealistic dreams could create, in its second fifty years. As a symbol, then of this forward look, the 1956 yearbook chooses to present JW SQ, itself-new st Ie-as a Jet Age PILOT. ff-v'giv car ffwfxxy . qvq':gU 4'X 'G'-ohf oftf :X-rvvxv iTo develop tha theme there'i'i's, in this book, first the I E W ' AERO, JTNQAN 110-gf--Q IN' '5'7 A 'Yi I c 'Y'P'Y'Ig N permanent training personnel, then -the seq ence of train- T, ,M Ip- - w -a-O'-1,7 q- U fy-1701, NAA '1 , . '. . wfx , K WI 'in , startin im ground school, cfdvancin to trainer . . i 4 W , g 'mx-Q -N. -x7,,N -2-.rv 'W'V'Q'Qf5 3 I fligtty groglessi g tg-Isolo flights?-nd culminating in special I .Kb ' , 'T tr ing' all thes-gain preparation for further activities, Mm ' ' '3.. ,-gg,-, fu'-'pf-3.-5, K, e-Q after graduation, as the ultimate in airborne ggntry,Ithe' 7 K jqfr-sq U, -5 vI5 2r'I,:,.., fv1Af9 '-' Of' .AA A .AAA al! IN Q xv-wi-wfv-.. N -4 nf h 'V 'a I J If I fl 'I , I 'f'u'vJ, ' I Ur' . ', 6 ,,,.,,.. NYNAAFIHW.-w-70 -fy-Q-'sf' aim J QQ lN7f'3-'s-xaf, -,.,,,.t, A,.N,,oqo,, -q.. qs-xr-Q-x .wa . , , ' 'N rv-31-w-+4 'v D1Q'- jg l 5,1 'T,f 1u-x,--lim I Ty-Q .,,s5 'X5T -5-me . ,, rv-vs'-v-rsf 1? M K ,ir U , 1f'a.hzay4 , f W wywffmw ,-if ,gun lie 5 ,h , ,gg 1 . , ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY FUNDS will soon build The Student Union and store pictured above in an arcl1itec'r's drawing taken from the plans and drawn for The PILOT by Louis Liefs. Dem J one J K 135 QEALUJ TOEQM Q lima QS FQAJKWNQX Qou no mu G M S256 WQQQQ MW Q1 f Qsm Qcjvi will LOTS OC wuz W M Q Qld Oc-7, W NE E QQQ llkl Ho QT HFS :UQ -V x X .,. Z,.C,kL':l I nf CQME 6Qggp Theme. . . . page2 Administration Faculty . . Fall Division . Freshman Class , . . . Red and White Dance . . Football . . Spectaculars . Varsity Dance Senior Play . Girls' Hockey Girls' Archery and Badminton . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Associated Student Body Council . . Student Government Groups . . Service Clubs Boys' League Foreign Language Clubs . . Girls' League Clubs. . . Winter Division . . Basketball . Fiesta . . . Girls' Volleyball Girls' Basketball Musical Organizations . Varsity Show TABLE OF CONTENTS Hobby Clubs . Vocational Clubs Sophomore Class Spring Division . Junior Class . . Junior Play . . Special Dances . Snapshots . . Shakespeare Festival . . Drama Groups . Cross Country, Swimming and Wrestling Tennis, Golf and Boys R Club . Girls' Modern Dance . . . Service Groups . Publications . . Commencement D Track .... Baseball . Girls' Softball . G A A Spreads CoEd Ball . Service Clubs . California Scholar Senior Class . Baby Pictures . Advertisements Acknowledgments The 1956 PILOT is volume thirty-six published by the students of Redondo Union High School, Redondo Beach, California ivision . ship Federation 64 66 68 74 76 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 92 94 98 TOO 102 104 T05 106 T08 109 110 131 T32 139 040 ADMINISTRATION ' 5 ' PRINCIPAL ARTHUR L. YOUNG, who Ieclves the high school next year to become Assistant Superintendent of the South Buy Union High School District. SU PERI NTENDENT EARL BROWN CONVENED FOR BUSINESS the Board of Trustees pauses Io pose. It includes Milford Springer, Superintendent W. E. Brown, Dr John M Cooper Judge D Clifford Higgins President Adrian A. Bibee, Vice-president Dorothy S, Buttersby, Mr. Robert .,, ii J N fl 0 ff, 3fg4?Lih V 1 W J Q 1- i If! fl Q05 ' ' 21 G ff ,1 'l .,.ffS' 221: 'igmf NC ADMINSTERING STUDENT PROBLEMS are Miss lrmadelle Rous, Girls' vice-principalp Mr, Harold Walden, Boys' vice-princi- pal, Mr, Charles Suiphen, aifendance supervisory and Miss Lorraine Lowry, nurse. COUNSELORS IN CHARGE of programs and good advice a e Mr. Brock, sophomores, Mrs. Daisy O. Geery, juniors, Miss Mariorie F. Crandall, sophomores, and Mr. Charles Morris, seniors, and chief of this siaff. his kxirrt' s - 1 pw ' I s ,Mg JM, f in ll 4 if f fi l lf ,if 3' w Lf-tfbvlgf LL4'x,Zy T2 jf ' A-41571, ' ' . f -' Z7 'le I' ' I' QM Aj M XLVX'-J Y firm .,0.Ln 1L,ifP.0f4. A 4TH-pvydl SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Mr. David Leach, life science, Mr. Wilbur Reierson, photography, chemistry, Mrs. Cynthia McBee, chairman, physiology, biolOQYi Mr. Charles Doss, physics, applied science, and Mr. Walter Brubaker, chemistry, 0 7 0 FACULTY HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT: Miss Mary Van Liere, boys' foods, freshman problems, Miss Florence Hart, chair- man, clothing crafts, Miss Esther Schulz, homemaking, Miss Ann Owens, foods, Mrs. Ruby Cooper, senior home- making. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT: Mr. Norris Slayton, drawing, Mr. Jack Monson, drawing, Mr. William Crawford, drawing, Mr. Clyde DuBois, general shop, Mr. Tom Robertson, chairman, printing, Mr. Everett Robertson, machine, Mr. Clarence McMoran, auto. we -wwf' ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Mr. George Demos, English, speech, Mr. Fred Metzner, English, drama, Mr. Charles Donlon, English, Mr. Paul Crable, English, Mr. James VanWagoner, English, senior review, Miss Helen Sinsabaugh, English, iournalism, Miss Louise Braxtor, librarian, Miss Edna Jones, English, senior reading, Miss Helen Pease, English, Miss Lorietta Scheerer, English, modern literature, Miss Rachel DeNick, English, Mrs. Maxine Rinker, chairman, English, Miss Agness Cook, English, world literature. FACULTY ' 8 ' SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT: Mr. William Wilcox, U.S. history, Mr. Roger Schriefer, senior problems, Mr. George Snyder, world history, senior problems, Miss Ardis Burroughs, U.S. history, senior problems, Mr. Alfred Dickhart, U.S. history, world, senior problems, Mr. John Bryson, chairman, world and U.S. history, Mr, Wendell Dodd, U.S. history, senior problems. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: Mr, Albert Wilson, Spanish, Miss Ethel Watt, Spanish, French, Mr. Richard Gonzales, chairman, French, Spanish, Miss Lois Ambrose, Latin, Mr. John Klee, Spanish, freshman problems. .J JE ART DEPARTMENT: Mr. Jack McClain, freehand, general, Mr. Caesar Hernandez, chairman, design, commercial, and Knot shown, Mr. Melvin Anderson, ceramics, crafts, Q ' -, Q VJPVI QQ! P KJ ...J E A mQ,T-QJDQ' D, Qfb gig N 99 055' -V X Qffd ,J-Q Q 65. Sv SEQ M' A fy' O-ff' Q - xx My r A591 Q, QP XJJ-,,Cf- ' 0 9 0 C,eQJDf-? x HQ! -Qi Lv C,2fjgiLQJ,',gJGLJF CULTY 'MEEAQQU Ti-23 03' QZGBBOKWD ,-by .M 2 5 .2 'g ,,, , .L BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Mr. Willard Bickers, sales, Mr, James Cobb, chairman, advanced iyping, Mr. Ben Guerera, consumer problems, Miss Tillie Neff, shorthand, office practice, Mr. Al Brown, bookkeeping, machines, Mr. Roger Schriefer, Typing. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: Mr. Vincent Rothmich, geometry, general, Mr. William Wilcox, general, 'freshman problems, Mr. Curfis Carbuti, geomefry, general, sludent activities, Mrs. Tillie Palmer, algebra, general, Mr. William Marlin, algebra, geometry, general, Mr. Herbert Irwin, basic, shop, Mrs. Irene Hopkins, chairman, solid geomeiry, advanced algebra, Mr. Norris Stayfon, algebra, basic, Miss Mariorie Crandall, algebra, freshman problems, 2 , Sw-a4,'3s ww MUSIC DEPARTMENT, Mr. FACULTY ,E-nw. TT Ted Misenhimer, vocal, Mr. Lee Howell, chairman, insirumenfalg Mr. Wallace Roblee 0100 I Wm. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Mr. Bob Cardona, foofball, baseball, Mr. John Kincannon, baskeiball Mr. Mike Burley, wrestling, Mr. Russ Siriff, track, Mr. Mel Seifert, chairman, baskeiball. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Miss Jacqueline Crowley, archery, Mrs. Nellie Barber, G.A.A Miss Ann Kim, badminton, freshman problems, Mrs. L'Cena Rice, drill ieam, Miss Bee McCollum, chairman, dance X :wx ...N ' its L 6 L, E ,ww an ...X nn. mf 11 FACULTY FOLLIES Mr, Misenhimer Goes Yo Sfocldonf' Tom Robertson and friend. The faculty ladies spread Them- selves V all ff Ze fx'P l N A mnUU 'f Y' X N V l J DRIVER TRAINING DEPARTMENT: Mr. George Bergeny Mr. Edwcr Ali E-gMrs. Evelyn Sclwlee, freshman problems Mr. Dcvicl Leclchy Mr. OHQ Gilberfsonp Mr. Charles Wuferh 'XV nc McCullough. lA MK A ' fx fm FALL lS THE BEGINNING of The Treshmon's coreer in high school. 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Third row: Stafford, Mr White Stevens, Timmons, Reidenger, Hall. Second row: Dodson, Robinson, Seifert, Redmond, Evans, Saucedo, De- Slmone Front row: Smith, DeFries, Diehl, Pryor, Stevens, Mauser, Chaucer, Micldlebrook. FRESHMEN 0140 TOP PICTURE, back row: Mr. William Wilcox, Duckson, Robbins, Weclderien, Glaum, Lampham, McAlister. Middle row Reiutz Swartz, Sigler, Lennstrom, Entwistle, Young, Fletcher, T. Valenzuela, C, Smith, Drake. Front row: Berg- strom Crowley, Mungarro, Fury, Wilson, Maus, Fernandez, Owen, White. BOTTOM PICTURE, back row: Myhre, Glass, Shuravlev, Keyes. Middle row: Mrs. Evelyn Schlee, Stinson, Slay, Tay- lor Fournier, Pulido, Green, Lopez, Christensen. Front row: Stout, Bausch, Savage, Brown, Jersey, Davey, J. John- son Hart Lien, Fowler. J JY-fl l: l Back row: Flores, Fosfer, Alfa, Sanford, Zolnay, Lundin, Stanberry. Middle row: Mr. William Wilcox, R, Vandervoori, Strum, P. Eutry, Locke, Delamore, Rudge, J. McConnell, Froni row: DeTapia, Wood, Hovelman, Polsfon, E. Donovan, Knechel. ' l5 ' FRESHMEN TOP PICTURE, back row: Jankowski, Alvarez, Bray, Hays, Longfin, Knight, Mr. John Klee. Third row: T. Geren, Flores, Gleason, Goolsby, Cunningham, Steed, A. Areyan. Second row: Koch, Davidson, Zemon, P. Hcyem, E. Lefferiello, Pellum, P. Reynolds. Front row: Hernandez, Hampton, Heisey, Dennison, Delgado, McNeill, Hubbard. BOTTOM PICTURE, back row: Morrison, Pina, Jeralds, Henry, Pethrus, Owens. Middle row: Miss Ann Kim, Gunn, Sharp, Michaels, Davey, Wilion, Rael, DeSulima. Fronf row: Garcia, Meeks, Lee, Shupps, Doerschlag, Lorenz, G. Smith, B. Reynolds. ss' 'wr 31 5- vf ww ,Q -WU! .34 ., -'sv .sh H'-' 44.1 1 1 w !ffri'1',T'- ,'w9nal ,uf .iz 45- Back row: Mr. William Wilcox, Peck, Skaggs, Sturges, Daignaulf, Owen. Middle row: Sherman, Karcher, Alvarez Peterson, Slusher, Miller, Shafer. Front row: E. Ohio, Tolson, Allen, Thorsen, Olafsen, Steidinger, Peppe. FRESHMEN ' 'I6 ' TOP PICTURE, back row: Dunlap, Giuffre, Byrnes, Perry, Creighfon. Third row: Dixon, While, R, Brown, Peferson Boag, McEvers, Clanfon. Second row: Dietz, Barefield, Honeyman, Fensler, Franklin, Bookmiller, Gray, Fronl row Esquibel, Timme, Hicks, Horne, J. Johnson, Weidenbach, DeBaca. BOTTOM PICTURE, back row: Stefanick, Keough, Clemo, McLain, Lord, Fogle, Chatham, Montoya. Middle row: Olsen Clark, Steere, Cunningham, Clawson, Coury, Young, Coyle, Miss Mary Von Liere. Fronf row: P. Laref, Cody, Roche Colbert, Carfer, D. Caruso, Priomos, Redmond. Back row: Mr. John Klee, Glawm, Martel, Gummerman, Reister, Mayes, C. Steed, Third row: Neely, Hallgrimson, Osborne, Meleo, Kelly, Willoughby, Acosta. Second row: Geer, Thompson, Gavlich, Stipsky, D. Zeman, M. McConnell, Frizell, Royce. Front row: Mann, Root, Cotrufo, Merrell, Swaffer, Godlewicz, Parish. 0170 TOP PICTURE, back row: Keys, Fowler, Gessler, Frazier, Grove, Wood. BOTTOM PICTURE, buck row: Browning, Barnes. Second row Buzzard, Burmaster, Brousseou, FRESHMEN Lawson, Campbell, Gage, Drapeau, Brown, Gumm. Middle row: Lennstrom, Jones, Little. Front row: F. Gonzales, Robinson, Greer, Salinas, Katz, Gidlund, Lane, Lock- Boiley, Welch, Lophom, Drake. Third row: Harrison, Harrell, Cook, Sidle, Resetor, Burrow, Wolford, F. Gonzales, Blackett, Uglem, Donovan, Day. Front row: Watson, Dunlap, Smith, Bolles, Hallmark. i l - ,zwwiiaxl 1 .fx e T, .,..,,, , I 'P f '49 ' f 1 .1 Back row: Eng, Howard, Reed, Mattson, Mansfield, Raines, White. Middle row: Miss Mary Van Liere, Ray, Mac- gillivray, Brinton, B. Smith, Mullaney. Front row: Millett, Boisvert, Strangberg, Lake, Devilbliss, Wade, E. Luian. FRESHMEN ' 18 ' TOP PICTURE, buck row: Cottey, Barton, Swink, Dorler. Third row: Pyle, Auld, Colson, C. Smith, Crow, W. Gon- zales, Hooper, Janca. Second row: Palmer, DeBenedictis, Caswell, Stewart, Brasher, Slotburg, Hibbord, Borgeson, Front row: Crowner, Taul, J. Conger, J. Johnson, McKee, Settle, Foley, Costonzo. BOTTOM PICTURE, back row: Mausboch, K. Brown, Freeland, T. Sherer, P. Herman, Mitchell, Simpson. Third row: Chavez, Motute, Hutton, Thomas, S. Moocly, Van Lue, R. Scherer. Second row: Cross, Sweet, C. Zuber, Carper, Newton, Coenen, Gilbert. Front row: Woods, Keys, Chester, Clair, A. Ortiz, A. Pattison, Conner, A. Laret. wmraiwsfsmr I M Back row: Mr. Norman Altenberg, Nieman, Hill, Young, Hampton, Ehlers, Stevenson. Middle row: McNiel, Humston, Joyce, Locken, Whipple, Dodge, Fogle, Pearcy, Hepner. Front row: Jeanes, Faulkner, lsham, Kelley, Lyle, Smith, Simmons. ' 19 ' FRESHMEN TOP PICTURE, back row: Mr. Norman Altenberg, Adams, Billingley, Holly, Hutchison. Third row: Berndt, Owen, Hernan- dez, Riggs, Newberry, Burch. Second row: Bonin, Allred, Brown, Manville, Widrig. Front row: Burnham, Boone, Maguire, Madrid, Wasserman, Brown, Liggett, Sutton. BOTTOM PICTURE, buck row: Woolman, Burns, Musick, Hart, Bynum, Echaves. Third row: Buddenbohm, Orner, Barrows, Fitzpatrick, Wilson, Bonnet. Second row: Brandt, Neuenswanger, Lee, Sharit, Ponsonby, Fernandez, Alley. Front row: Curtis, Hickman, Anderson, Nettleton, Bclgby, Meyer, Garcia, Best, 35 DG T' -5 IQ! 1.4, 15 35 FRESHMEN ' 20 ' 4, J, or -it . . . . starting with ground i Q i school . . . I 96 WW' 10 .- vivo' ! FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Treasurer Judy Seiferi, Vice President Pat Coyle, President Marty Muriell, Secreiary Nadine Blcncketf, Historian Curleen Burmusfer. i Q if . , . , , A CONFIDENTIALLY, IS IT REALLY a coincidence that the Seahawks suddenly revived their swimming team this year that the rains really came? If you get out your magnifying glass, you will see that the water in the drinking fountain hasn't been pu 'fied. Qian! Z K Q46 Y '2 Q jf 1 V.f,, in l 0 ' B mmf J' EQ, V 'fjf in T LWQLMJ ZMKA it r A611- Q!mOoc6'E7 W i 7 f' eff fd-Q i T590 RED AND WHITE DANCE ' 22 ANNOUNCER MARION GILL presents the prize plat- ter to the winners of the Elimination Dance Contest, Robin McGuire and Gary Hiland. ANNUAL FINALE TO Red and White Week, which wraps up homecoming, enthusiasm, a tough football contest and the first fall frenzies, the Red and White Dance traditionally begins the year's necktie social activities. Semper Comites,premiere girls' service group, sponsors this sports hop which is now held in the school cafeteria. DANCERS AND A vague glimpse of the elaborate decorations. W -NNc,A..J FW' ' 23 ' FOOTBALL ALTHOUGH THE 1955 FOOTBALL cam- paign was definitely disappointing from the standpoint of the all-important won and lost column, it was a season of many ups and downs that the record books couldn't even begin to indicate. Among the pair of victories, six losses and one tie, probably the biggest one of all for Seahawk supporters was the 6-O triumph over the arch-rival Mira Costa. The nine game grid schedule included a nucleus of the CIF powers, four of which went on to take their own loop pennants. In the mythical All-Bay League selections, Center John Niemann, Guard Louis Cook, End Bert Valenzuela, and Quarterback Dean Moore landed first string berths. Backs Tim McMillan, Claude Dailey, Bruce Seifert and Tackle Mike Purcell received honorable men- tion ratings. REDONDO' 22, SANTA PAULA 19: ln this grid season inaugural, the Seahawks unleashed a tremendous passing attack against a rugged eleven. DOWNEY 21, REDONDO 6: Against the Coast League champions the Hawks held one of the most potent combinations to only three touch- downs. BEVERLY HILLS 6, REDONDO 0: On the foggy night of October 7, Bob Cardona's local pig- skinners dropped their first game to the Nor- mans since 1939. This eleven figured in CIF playoffs after winning the Pioneer League race. BELLFLOWER 19, REDONDO 13: Even though the Hawks were- three touchdown underdogs QUARTERBACK MOORE skirts end for 29 yard gain against Cen- tennial's Apaches. as they came into the Bucaneer encounter, they played what was probably their finest game of the season. LEUZINGER 14, REDONDO 6: This was prob- ably one of the most disappointing nights of the entire pigskin slate as Cardona and com- pany completely fell apart. REDONDO 6, MIRA COSTA O: Without a doubt, this was the biggest one of the 1955 season as RUHS decisioned their arch rivals in the first meeting between the two schools. INGLEWOOD 27, REDONDO 13: Paul Mana- han's Sentinels proved to be one of the finest teams that the Green and White fielded in years. REDONDO O, TORRANCE O: ln the industrial city on the night of November 10, the Sea- hawks came up with a nearly impenetrable defense as they held the Tartars' big fullback, Skip Smith, to only meager gains. CENTENNIAL 27, REDONDO 7: Aaron Wade's Apaches, the 1954 defending champs, un- furled a powerful running attack as they cap- tured their second consecutive Boy League crown in as many years. ONE OF THE HAWKS' MANY DISASTROUS FUMBLES inside the ten yard line occurred when Redondo lost possession in the scoreless deadlock with Torrance, Redondo players 1in white1 ore Seifert 1491, Purcell 1881, Moore 1481 and Conger 1451. 1TORRANCE HERALD photo. 3 s 0240 VARSITY COACHES John Kinccunnon, Chuck Waters, Manager Jerry Russell, Headman Bob Cardona, and Vince McCullough talk over the existing situation in the second half against Inglewood. DEFENSIVE PLATOON bolstered by Dave Neal C9U, John Hyde 1702, and Claude Dailey i461 gong up to stop Mira Costa's All- Bay League halfback Trent Castricone. TOUCHDOWN DRIVE MOVES as Quarterback Dean Moore advances to 'll yard line on the ninth of cv series of bucks oFF tackle which eventually led to the 6-0 conquest of Mira Costa. I H7 --- ,. , 'nl mi H nv A I 'ra . V ' 56 V. . I '7 - ' F , , , 4 -, y A , c 1 - .F 4, lim M REDONDO STARTING LINEUP: Gene Day, guard, Dave Neal, fullback, Squeakie Valenzuela, right end, Mike Pur- cell, right tackle, Louis Cook, right guard, John Niemann, center, Art Webb, left guard, Ralph Marsh, left tackle, Gene McCann, left end, Dave Atchison, guard, Lynn Hoyem, quarterback, Laddie Conger, halfback. Backfield: Claude Dailey, right half, Tim McMillan, fullback, Dean Moore, quarterback, Bruce Seifert, left halfback. VARSITY FOOTBALL, l955 ' 25 ' SEAHAWK VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM, top row: Coach Chuck Waters, Bean, J. Niemann, Hanneman, Sanford, Laws, Geach, Hlavaty, Palmer, Carter, Neal, 'Seifert Third row: 'Dailey, 'Hoyem, Back, Noorlander, 'Robinette, Zie- barth, Boyer, A. Hughes, E, Garcia, 'Day, Manager Bellows, Head Coach Bob Cardona. Second row: Coach Vince McCullough, Manager Russell, 'Ral1n, Salatino, Clayton, 'McDougalcl, Hays, Davis, Claypool, Atchison, Cobabe, Douillard. First row: Moore, AB. Valenzuela, 'Purcell, Cook, 'John Niemann, Webb, 'Marsh, McCann, 'McMil- lan. CNot pictured: Coach John Kincannon and Manager Jonesl. '-Denotes letterman. 8 g 'fs ,sag 5473933172 sis.-1 fw-4 i ' ll - 'rr-fF7'f' KZ!!! i 11 f , Q :,?fq94WL.Z J V 7,71 i I , V YU' U!!! 5 I n 7 , , f WW, , . , V Ze 2- Q ' f ., - f m 'z 5 ' fag W ' V 95 ' X W A f? '. X: ' '14, . V fV W , , FV he - if . 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Laid --w ffu ' Q, yas A -2 ,- f.-me-rstfgfe ' ..-- H ' . , A DEFENSE: Northway, McConville, Davis, Marone, Muegenburg, Liggett, Santee, Elkins, Johnson, Byrd, Barr Coach Wilcox telling Surber how to play his aff man, while Coach ,ff Adams analyzes Mira V Costa. 0270 AFTER A NEAR FATAL slump during the early part of the grid season, Coach Ed Adams' and Bill Wilcox's Bee footballers bounced back to win their final three conference encounters thus bringing to an end one of the most successful lightweight schedules in years. Included in the five-won-and-four-lost record was Redondo's initial Class B Bay League triumph over the Vikings of Santa Monica after six long years of competition, by a score of 21-13. Bob Gobel, a lanky 6 foot-two inch iunior was named the Red and White's Bee football player of the year for his outstanding per- formances at the end position. Other players who stood up well throughout the entire pigskin slate were Jesse Gonzales, Bob Elkins, Harry Parkhurst, Stan Santee, Duane Davis and Ted Muegenburg. Lawrence, Thomas, Conger, Edwards, Cookus, Tuthill, Polis, Peck. , . , PLAYING A FULL schedule of football and basketball games and maneuvering at half time with the Drill Team, as well as performing at the County Fair ancl elsewhere, the BAND is a busy bunch. SETTING THE PACE are MAJORETTES Barbara Harrison, Donna Turner, Carol Reed and Dianne Johnson. 0 28 0 TOSSING AND S-TRUTTING are the province of the Band's FLAG TWIRLERS, Claudia Harrison, Chris MacKill, Sharlyn Smith, Carolyn Pearce and Judy Kehm. BOUNCING AND BOUNDING, The Seahawk CHEER LEADERS are: Bobbie Brown, Alan Riggs, Armida Gonzales, Dick Smofhers cmd Linda Goldring. A 7 47 V I SPECTACULAR STRUTTERS and formafion specialists are The DRILL TEAM. o 29 0 INTRICATE HIGH-STEPPERS, The SONG LEADERS have many swif1' routines. They are Paf Chemnifzer, Scoffie Colton, Sally Bagby, Corky Beard and Pat Williams. FOOTBALL PRINCESS Sharon Newburn gets her official football from Coach Bob Cardona. PRESENTING SWEETHEARTS and honored players of the Var- sity Dance Court. COMMEMORATING THE END of the football season, the fourteenth annual VARSITY DANCE saw Sharon Newburn designated Football Sweetheart. Girls who were elected to the Sweetheart's Court for the Boys' League affair were: Pat Williams, Corky Beard, Bobbi Brown, Jackie Leslie, Becky Lindstrom, Nancy Cherry, Sally Bagby, Armida Gon- zales, Marion Gill and Karen Jenkins. Their escorts were the members of the varsity football squad. 0 0 ily g 5,2 I - i cAsT CREW ' 31 ' SENIOR PLAY THE FIRST CURTAIN lifted on Time Out for Ginger, the presentation offered by this year's graduating class, on December I. Ginger's idea of equality of sexes made this play full of laughs for both the audience and cast. The cast included Charles Turner, Lynn Johnson, Jim Cullison, Sally Bagby, Carol Chandlee, Dennis Terry, John Arnold, Willa Hoffzimmer, Bobbi Brown, and Pete Hacsi. The crew were: Jean Tornbom, Lourene Brady, Kay Koons, Olan Newman and Don Miller. GINGER DECLAIMS ull men stink fabovel and Ibelowj Tommy proves a point, wf I I 111 Arn I v.3....Y:ef' , 51.s1Lf4r1!rf1JlR'h0fNl'J:1 i 1.4 , ai HOCKEY ,f'0-71219 53? ,+- ,nh ,0- 3:4 S 'f fix Keg. Q , 1. X, ,E X , .... ,E S, :V ,m,.Y,-. A V. , ., , pri HOCKEY OPENS THE uufumn season vp. LOCAL MAID MARIONS speed a few shaffs as ARCHERY reappears on the local campus BADMINTON BABES are careful fo wafch the birdie. NV, G.AA BOARD back row Judy Layman Dnana Southworth Barbara Zbinden Tl'-:rd row Mary Murphy Betty Mazanh Lynn Nason Georlene Hodges Second row Sharon Lewis Lxnda Axeniy Brenda Shles Terry Kimbe Fronf row Veon Frye Dianne Corwin Jan Sullivan Linda Fair child Lmda Skidmore GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION busy, busy bees R CLUB MEMBERS have earned fhelr lefiers SENIOR MEMBERS , :W Q A 'ZZME ' ,- TIF . - . fl f' lb Q3 6 R N J ,sf L fr 3 e sf kbp' pe t Fx f ,Q l 'x d R 1 la 2 YL, JUNIOR MEMBERS SOPHOMORE MEMBERS '35 TW Tf T-viii: .iam r nr Q- 5 . , 1 M ' fvx 34' K R V 6. 1.9 R is 'QQ 4 I X ' x , R 231.322 E , il .. S 1 65 Q X - 1 fy Q lj J' . A 'Q , N . f 3 R . X i tl. if V' R 'Q X. R M13 v' T5 1 ' 4 5.3 0360 ASSOCIATED p STUDENT BODY COUNCIL President SOL ROCKENMACHER Secretary SHARON NEWBURN Top row: Spring, Boys' Welfare BERT VALENZUELA, Finance MARTYN TOUSSAINT, Vice-president PETE HACSI, Fall, Boys' Welfare LADDIE CONGER, Boys' Justice HARRY PARKHURST. Third row: PILOT Editor GAY LITTLE, Mantlebearer KAY KOONS, Head Songleader SALLY BAGBY, Girls' R Club President JAN SULLIVAN, Fall, Campus and Health JACKIE LESLIE. Second row: High Tide Editor LINDA MURRAY, Head Maiorette CAROL REED, Senior President REX HUGHES, Recording Secretary SALLY SMEAD, Girls' Welfare NANCY CHERRY, Bottom row: Fall, Athletics DUANE DAVIS, Spring, Campus and Health GABRIEL ROMANUS, Fall, Entertainment JOHN WORKMAN, Bond ROG-ER CLARKE, Spring, Athletics JOHN ARNOLD. 0370 Top row: Sophomore President JERRY JOINER, Head Flag Twirler SHARLYN SMITH, Girls' Justice VICKI MANN, Freshman President MARTY MARTELL. Bottom row: Junior President LYNN HOYEM, Elections TED MUEGENBURG, Spring, Entertainment DICK SMOTHERS. Under the leadership of Sol Rockenmacher, student body president, the student council has been very active during the year 1955-56. Their prin- cipal achievement was the planning and execution of the new Student Store. Ground for the store was broken in late spring. Mr. Curtis Carbutt served as adviser for the school's lawmaking body. VlCKl QAANN SECONDS the motion as usual. I I y VVAV MMM Y V,f-..-...effigy ff L 7x J ff 'L '10 .swim , COORDINATING CAMPUS ACTIVITIES is the objective of the INTERCLUB COUNCIL. Composed of all club presidents, its major activity this year was the Carnival to raise money for the American Field Service. Back row: Richard Smith, Tom Owens, Vice-president Charles Turner, Mike Frye and Roger Stanton. Third row: Karrol Hudson, Linda Murray, Sol Rockenmacher, and Secretary Donna Young. Second row: Sharllyn Smith, Dick Smothers, Bob Elkins, Alberto Aguilero and Diane Corwin. Front row: Virginia Liggett, Bobbi Brown, Jan Sullivan, President Pete Hacsi, Sally Smead, Kay Koons and Mae Reynolds. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ' 38 ' ELECTED BY THE INDIVIDUAL CLASSES, members of the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 'Form a service organization and advisory group to the student'counciI. The student body vice-president, Pete Hacsi, is ex officio chairman of the group and Donna Young is recording secretary. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, religious group open to all faiths. QUILL AND SCROLL, international organization of seniors with abilities as authors. ' 39 ' CLUBS l 7 I ff- A I I LU ' PEP CLUB, promoted school spirit by loyal attendance cut games and attempted card stunts for the first time this year. QQ . im p le' K, I Q re 'V - gi -jg. I F I PRESIDENT BERT VALQ ENZUELA receives his porifolio of office from Mr. H. B. Walden, boys' vice principal and League adviser. BOYS' LEAGUE ' 40 ' THE BOYS' LEAGUE was inaugurated at Redondo in 1922 to promole boys' welfare. The organization is now one of the leaders on the local campus. The maior proiects of the league are the sponsorship of the Varsity Dance and the co-sponsorship of the Varsity Show. The group also arranges for assemblies and speakers for the enioyment ofthe stags. FALL OFFICERS, back row: Gabriel Romanus, Sol Rockenmacher, Dick Smothers, Eddie Nelson. Froni row: Mariy Tous- saint, Ted Muegenburg, Harry Parkhursf, Paul Valenzuela and Mr. H. B. Walden. SPRING OFFICERS, back row: Paul Valenzuela, Mike Frye, Bob Gobel, Dick Smothers. Front row: Bert Valenzuela, Sol Rockenmacher, Harry Parkhursf, and Marty Toussaint. 1 l 1, LES PARISIENNES, French foundlings. COMITES ROMANORUM, learners of lclfin. 0 41 o LOS SABIOS, speakers of Spanish. 1 LANeuAcE CLUBS X 1 mx. REQ. F3 x THE GIRLS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT NANCY CHERRY and Miss Irmadelle Rous plan something fiendish. 0420 GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS 'For Spring are, back row: Barbara Mason, Sharon Bohanon, Sihlrey Blacet and Rose Madrid. Middle row: June Fuiiwara and Marion Gill. Front row: Sally Bagby, Carol Chondlee, Vicki Mann, Nancy Cherry, Bobbie Brown and Jackie Leslie. Fall officers are, back row: Barbara Mason, Sharon Bohanon, Shirley Blacet, and Lila Dodge. Middle row: June Fuiiwara and Marion Gill. Front row: Sally Bagby, Carol Chandlee, Vicki Mann, Nancy Cherry, Scottie Colton and Jackie Leslie. I EXECUTIVE BOARD, fall and spring GIRLS' LEAGUE is one of the oldest organizations on the campus, and the largest. Beginning in 1915, it has continued throughout the years with its purpose of keeping close and friendly relationships among the girls. Each one is a member ofthe League and may help out in many ways, such as in the Big and Little Sister program in the fall or the annual Hi Jinks and Co-Ed Ball in the spring. In addition there is a continuous and widely varied welfare schedule to absorb the talents of those who wish to serve. ' 43 ' THE rand probably me imp ursuronm sono line : . ' Q., c FAST MEN WITH any old words, the DEBATE TEAM includes: Mr. George Demos, Hacsi, Romanus and McDougald. INDIA INK AND poster paint spatter the path of the PALETTEERS. Back row: Mr. Caesar Hernandez, Mr. Jack McClain, Lund and Stinson. Middle row: Welton, Allman, Shunck, Hefner, Parish and McFaden, Front row: Poser, Young, B. Brown, Corwin and Love. CLUBS ' 44 ' .I HARANGERS EXTRAORDINARY, THE FILIBUSTERS devote their breath to weighty discussion. Back row: McNeil, T. John- son, Elkins cmd Gilbert. Front row: Nisley, Wrye, Romanus, Rockenmacher, Jones, Hacsi and J. Brown. ACTIVE IN ASSISTING the American Field Service, the WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB is great in numbers and in works. 1 gn: .... ,g - . , L 121 i '-ar nw- rp'-,,Imq- M' EAT A GOOD, ho? lunch 0450 HEALTHFUL HINTS DEPARTMENT WORK IT OFF ai the rally. PICK UP SOME prefzel n class IN THE WINTER the sophomore is temporarily grounded when he learns that trainer flying isn't all glorious, and he is distracted from his studiesQ?l by school clubs, basketball, the Var- sity Dance, the Varsity Show, a strange new invention, an all-school carnival, and the Fiesta. f' ' as xx I X . Yr A REASONABLY STATIC INTERVAL in fha? old Latin-American folk dance, The Peanut Vender. Ole! CONTESTED CALL-Referee Keiih Lloyd fhorws up his hands signifying a iump ball during second quarfer of CIF playoff with San Diego Hoover. Redondo players are Rex Hughes, number 50, Sol Roclcenmacher, 51, Dean Moore, 48, Bob Combs, 39, Rusiy Sfriff, 44. VARSlTY BASKETBALL ' 48 ' 1956 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM--Bay League champions. Back row: Coach Mel Seiferi, Forward Dick Newman, For- ward Bruce Seifert, Center Rex Hughes, Forward Sol Rockenmacher and Cen1er Gene McCann. Front row: Forward Rusiy Striff, Forward Wayne Smith, Guard Tike Karovas, Guard Bobby Combs, Guard Jim Bates, Guard Dean Moore. l?u1l 1 72,1r ' HEATED ACTION-Rex Hughes 1501 and Sol Rockenmacher 1511 struggle with Mira Costa for- ward Pat Barnett for possession of the ball during second game against the Mustangs held on the Micohi floor before a capacity crowd. DRIBBLING EXHIBITION-Redondo guard Dean Moore seems tot be almost as puzzled as de- fenders in second Bay League game against Mira Costa. Moore after the picture was taken passed off to Rusty Striff who sank a T5 foot shot 'From the right corner. 0490 REDONDO ......, ..... 1 O Santa Monica .... Mira Costa Centennial ..... Torrance ..... Inglewood ..... Leuzinger PCT. 833 750 .583 500 417 250 167 VARSITY BASKETBALL EVERYBODY TAKES a breather A CLOSER LOOK AT THAT 19-5 RECORD: ' 50 ' REDONDO 67, BURBANK 44-The season opener, Things look promising. REDONDO 48, TORRANCE 28-Success in the first round of the Long Beach Invitational Tournament. REDONDO 47, LONG BEACH POLY 28-The real surprise win of the year, the Jackrabbits went on to the CIF crown. REDONDO 54, ALHAMBRA 44-Fourth straight win for Mel Seifert's dark- horse ball club. REDONDO 57, LONG BEACH WILSON 56-Seahawks win first Long Beach Tournament crown in real thriller. Rex Hughes is player of the tourney and Bobby Combs, and Sol Rockenmacher are named to the All-Tournament team. REDONDO 79, CHADWICK 16--Hawks in afternoon workout, reserves play almost three quarters. REX HUGHES, ALL-CIF, was named as the Bay League's most valuable player for two years in a row, landed two seasonal berths on the Pacific Shores team, a single spot on All-Bay League, and was ad- judged the outstanding player of the Long Beach Invitational Tournament. PUl.l.lNG DOWN ANOTHER REBOUND-Hughes pulls down one of his 20 rebounds in the CIF playoff against San Diego Hoover. GOING UP FOR ONE MORE-Hughes dumps one of 26 points in in the closing minutes against San Diego Hoover. REDONDO 41, TORRANCE 29-Striff dunks eight points, Hughes and Rockenmacher held to 2 and 6 points respectively. BEVERLY HILLS 55, REDONDO 38-Seahawks drop first encounter of year. REDONDO 55, LOYOLA 33-Seifert and company sink Cubs for third place in Pacific Shores Tournament. Rex Hughes on All-Tournament Team. CULVER CITY 60, REDONDO 58-Local five relin- quishes nine point halftime lead, beaten in double overtime. MIRA COSTA 44, REDONDO 42-Mustangs draw first blood in first Bay League game. REDONDO 61, TORRANCE 48-Seahawks regain a little of their old form. CENTENNIAL 53, REDONDO 50-Seahawk fortunes drop to new low as Chester Clark leads Apaches to win. REDONDO 51, SANTA MONICA 49--Locals still off form, nose out Vikings. ' 51 ' A CLOSER LOOK REDONDO 62, INGLEWOOD 32-Hawks in must win. REDONDO 60, MIRA COSTA 53-Combs, Hughes, Rockenmacher lead to third- straight win on comeback row. REDONDO 65, TORRANCE 50-Seahawks annex fourth triumph over Tartars. REDONDO 54, CENTENNIAL 44-Seifert and company holds four Apache starters scoreless, earn Los Angeles Examiner Team of Week trophy and appearance over KHJ-TV. REDONDO 51, SANTA MONICA 43-Sea- hawks coast to clean sweep of Viking series. REDONDO 76, LEUZINGER 57-Locals rout Olympians in makeup game. REDONDO 82, LEUZINGER 54-Hughes clicks for 33, eighth win in row. REDONDO 55, INGLEWOOD 28-Hawks bag Bay League championship and CIF playoff berth. Coach Mel Seifert dunked in showers after winning 7th circuit crown in 14 outings. REDONDO 48, LONG BEACH WILSON 47- Brilliant one-man performance by Rex Hughes culminated by spectacular 15-foot shot by Tike Karavas gives Seahawks un- believable win over Bruins. SAN DIEGO HOOVER 56, REDONDO 54- 1956 basketball season comes to a close after Seahawks had rallied to tie things up at 54 all and had possession of the ball with 15 seconds left. Referee Steve Ellish, however, gives Hoover the ball after call- ing steps and Bill Landry sinks fatal jump shot to give Cards access to the CIF semi- finals at Long Beach City College. 'INN ELBOW TO THE NOSE-Rex Hughes of Redondo appears to be getting some real rough treatment from San Diego Hoover's Wayne Adams in last minute and a half of second round CIF playoff game. Bruce Seifert C491 and Sol Rockenmacher C511 also are attempting to get in their two bits' worth. JUGGLING FOR THE BALL-Rusty Striff, Rex Hughes and Sol Rockenmacher of Redondo seem to have their hands and arms all twist- ed up with a few San Diego Hoover Car- dinals in an attempt to land possession af the ball in the crucial final twenty seconds. , The Cardinals went on to win on a lump l shot iust a few moments later after the Seahawks were forced to relinquish the ball I on a double dribble infraction, l ' as Knudson ..... Vaupel .... Gobel ...,.. Herman ..... Ward ....,. Garrett .... Delgado ..... Engle ......... Northway ..... Sickles ...... Lindsay .....,. TP 135 110 99 109 26 47 46 13 15 14 2 Team 616 BASKETBALL ' 52 ' BEEHAWKS, back row: Center Don Engel, Center Bob Gobel, Forward Phil Herman, Foward Ron Sickles, Forward Dick Vaupel and Coach John Kincannon. Front row: Guard Don Northway, Guard Jack Knud- son, Guard lsidro Delgado, Guard Doug Lindsey, Forward Bobby Gar- rett. Not pictured is Center Marvin Ward. CEE STATISTICS G TP AVG. Sturges . ........ 11 98 8.5 Luian ...,.... 10 69 6.9 Joiner ........ 12 82 6.5 Dailey . .,...... 4 18 4.2 Scherer , ........ 11 41 3.8 Gonzales ........ 10 33 3.3 Bellows . ........ 7 21 3.0 Terrell ........ 11 31 2.8 Rhodes . .,... 4 6 1.5 Rockwell ..... 2 0 0.0 Olivas ....,.... . .... 4 0 0.0 Shuravley .... ..... 1 0 0.0 Team ...... ........ 1 2 394 32.5 , . as ix L, 'li , ,xgfy V A .A . 3 1 ' . ff , H . A y -XX B I ix. X .. I ' 4 3. V .... I , 3 , , i , . . 1 - ! CEEHAWKS, back row: Forward Carl Shuravley, Forward Tom Scherer, Center Bill Sturges, Guard Jerry Joiner, Forward Gilbert Lujan and Coach John Kincannon. Front row: Forward Charles Bray, Guard Bob- by Bellows, Guard Eddie Olivas, Guard Doug Terrell, Guard Robert Rhodes. Not pictured are Forward John Dailey and Guards Robert Rockwell and Larry Hendel. Xl.: ' . Na I fr' ,f BASKETBALL JV STATISTICS G FG FT TP AVG. Swanson .. ....... 12 54 38 146 12.2 Geach ,... ..,.... 1 2 46 22 114 9.5 Sturges .. ....... 12 35 21 91 7.6 Cook ..,. ....... 1 O 23 21 67 6.7 Lorden .... ....... 1 2 31 7 69 5.8 Thiess .. ....... 5 3 4 10 2.0 Hoyem ..., ...... 1 2 5 12 22 1.8 Hayes .. .,..... 1 1 6 O 12 1.1 Purley .... .... 5 0 1 1 0.2 Team .....,......,....... 12 203 126 532 44.4 STRUGGLING FOR POSSESSION OF BALL, Rockenmacher and Combs contest in the last seconds of the CIF playoff with San Diego Hoover. DEE BASKETBALL back row: Lord, Howard, McLain, Orman, McBride, Newman, Mallon, Chaucer. Middle row Coach Chuck Wafers, Billingsley, Meleo, J. Jones, G. Liffle, Branson, Clemo. Fronf row: Evans Burch Karcher Buddenbohm and Price. CHIAPANECAS LOS BURRlTOS THE FIESTA IS THE ANNUAL super- colossol production of ihe Girls' Gym classes. o 5 4 0 Jon SANDUNGA MACHETE DANCE FIESTA QUEENS AND Honored Guests promenade for each per- formance. CHIAPANECAS FIESTA FORMAL JOTA FIESTA QUEENS AND Honored Guests still promenade. YAl.ATUANS 'MACHETE DANCE HJASANA YUCATANH 195 '-..... 3 2 G. VOLLEYBALL IS A WINTER SPORT 1 '56' h DANCE BAND has rocked and rolled with the 'following ACTIVE IN EXCHANGE assemblies and the Varsity Show, t e b b k row' Gary Little Roy Adams Harold Wendt, Mickey Salatino, Diane Bertram and Roy Stephenson. Front mem ers, ac . , , row: Dick Jackson, Ron Shaeffer, Paul Huffman, Ronnie Owens, Artie Constantine and Mr. Lee Howell. MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS ' 58 ' APPRENTICES IN THE gentle art of marching and tooting, the JUNIOR BAND has devoted itself to perfecting its musical ' - ' ' 'k Gh I R bert Martell, h ' Back row' Michael Brown and Frank Stanberry. Middle row. William Lee, Ml e oson, o tec niques. - J s Carol Cook and Mr. Lee Howell. Front row: Tom Cunningham, Richard Mayes, Curt Smith, Albert Kenna, Donn ame , Ronnie Owens and Leon Vandervoort. fff,f ,, , , ,W f UNIQUE IN THIS area, The JUNIOR GUILD of ORANISTS is a ialenied group on demand for all affairs needing musical ornamenfafion, in- fhe audiiorium. They are, back row: Mr. WaIIace Robles, Barbara Zbinden, Bob Gobel, Tom Owens, Juan Mafuie and Leonard de Benediciis. Front row: Karen Gray, Jean Broadbent, Greta Vander Hoek, Suzzane Buzzard, Jeanine Smi1h, Lynn Thomas and Robert Nelson. ' 59 ' MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS INSTRUMENTAL PRELUDES AND accompaniment have been The maior assignmenfs of The ORCHESTRA on many occasions, especially at the Christmas Assembly and the Spring Concerf. CREAM OF THE VOCALISTS are the students who belong to the MADRIGAL CHOIR. They have appeared in exchange assemblies, at various local club affairs, in the Spring Concert, and at the Stockton Music Clinic. Back row: Melissa Reese, Sandi Tyler, Maurice Millet, Walter Burris, Judi Watson, Dee Collier, and Mr. Ted C. Misenhimer. Middle row: Vikgkltgtwann, Marilyn Dahm, Ralph Marsh, Ted Muegenbur.g, Art Webb, Sheila MacLaren and Ja-ckie Leslie. Front row: Colleen McElroy, Dick Smothers, Murrell Beal, Diane Bertram, David Jones, Dale Harriman and JoeAnn Barton. Not pictured: Carolyn Jones. MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS 0 60 ' ONLY THE SINGING ELITE are chosen for the CHOIR. 1 ,.,,, ...,, QUALIFIED STUDENTS MAY join fI'1e ADVANCED GLEE CLUB. This group bus served its clpprenficeship and is midway fo membership in the choirs. ' 61 ' MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS NOVICES COMPRISE The BEGINNING GLEE CLUB classes in period IV, above, and period V, below. L10 f '4S7?'e-K'fQ gmvwfa, DANCER JUDI WATSON changes while shadow P011 Chemnifzer carries on. YOU GOTTA HAVE a Hear? advises Jackie Leslie as she sings to pledge Peter. SALLY BAGBY ASSURES 'lhdf I'm No? Af All In Love. VARSITY SHOW ' 62 ' CAST AND CREW AlN'T SHE SWEET the Soda Shoppe gang queries about Scottie Colton. COLLEGIATES, U.S.A., THE 1956 VARSITY SHOW, was a tremendous aggregation of singers, dancers and actors. The all-student production, written by Carol Chandlee and Georlene Hodges, was directed by Charles Turner under the faculty veto of Mr. James Van Wagoner. In three action-packed acts, Scottie Colton found out that the star football player wasn't such a catch, after all. Z4 o y, . .hm , l AJ sir sul gin .antnmlwfmfll POSTAGE STAMP PINCHERS, the STAMP CLUB includes, back row: Mr. Torn Robertson, Schooley, Palmer. Front row: Olsen, Dryer, Chatham and Olsen. CHESS STRATEGISTS, THE KING'S KNIGHTS are, back row: T. Owens, Mongurian, Bronson, and Kukel. Front row: B. Townsend, Bischoff, J. Townsend and Rinde. HOBBY CLUBS ' 64 ' AIR WAVE ZEALOTS, the BRASSPOUNDERS are a group of radio hams, Back row: Grove, K6LQI, Mansfield, Mr. Alfred Dickhart, K6BFGy Benson, K6MATy Stanton, K6LKEp DeCarion, K6KSD. Front row: Sundstrom, K6lYly B. little, K6EYRp Sinclair, K6ETM: Bassett, W6RWGp Schnider, K6OZS and Harper, K6KSR. ROLLER DERBY NEOPHYTES, the SKATING' CLUB practices for 'future iams. I EMULATING ROBIN HOOD, the BOW BENDERS aim and 'fire with TV proficiency, Back row: Enedy, Benson, Young and Meleo. Middle row: Weber, Holtom, Watson, Mabbitt, Goldsborough and Miss Jacqueline Crowley. Front row: Haswell, Keaveny, McKee, E. Garcia, Boyanton, Wright and Vargo. PREPARING FOR PRE-FLIGHT, the AVIATION CLUB surveys local air opportunities. Bock row: Mr. Ted Misenhimer, Schooley, Pearson, Harvey, Sigman, Meyers and Welch. Front row: White, Barton, McNeil, Peterson, Olsen and Swindt. ' 65 ' HOBBY CLUBS SNAPPING THOSE CANDID POSES, the SHUTTER CLUB members help document everything you didn't want taken. Back row: Simms, Cotty, Shuravlev, Snedgrove. Middle row: Steven, Bolles. Front row: Hux, President Hall, DeMoss, Enedy. SPARE OR STRIKE, the BOWLING CLUB can do. Back row: Francis, Liggett and Brown. Middle row: J. Shupps, Steffens and Hickman, Front row: Adams, Clark, C. Shupps, Owens, Corwin and Greer. hw- ........ lanes' ren : at 21 1-cm s-.-11:-,slug 1 A T' 1 ' ' Ks x, I L QRQ MATH CLUB, educated engineers. FUTURE EINSTEINS, undergraduate algebra geniuses. VOCATIONAL CLUBS ' 66 ' FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA, girls with ambition 10 shine in The marfs of trade cmd commerce. 77' QUONDAM INSTRUCTORS, the FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA include: Mr. Charles Morris, Crowley, A. Vander Hoek, Kemp, Bolzman. Middle row: Cassinelli, M. Dodge, Walton, Poser, Broadbent. Front row: Crooks, C. Cook, Liggett, Steffens, J. Moody. ' 67 ' VOCATIONAL CLUBS PRACTICAL PLANNERS for the years to come, the FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA are, back row: Mann, Savage, Rael, Frazier, Settle, Catrufa, Locke. Front row: Conner, Delamore, Ortiz, Sherman, Young. WOULD-BE PULSE TAKERS, the FUTURE MEDICS enroll, back row: Miss Lorraine Lowry, Guiffre, Cullison, Cassinelli, Heisey, J. .lol-mson, Paine, Broadbent. Middle row: Skaggs, Coener, Wasserman, MacKilI, Locke, Becker, Sopko. Front row: Gold, Reynolds, Westlake, Wilcox, P. Clark, Costanzo. Hgh X I aa I I ,awe wg E ,- --Q 1 . . advancing to trainer flight . . SOPHOMORES ' 68 ' SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Presidenf Jerry Joiner, Vice-presidenf Dick McBride, Secrefory Claudia Harrison Hisioricn Sharon Bohunon and Treasurer Joyce Smith. ,mfs QV..-:'.1-' VQW7 'K -.Mm ww ,JL -www ,,,,,....--Q lf W G. -f -fr -SLS - Q-we Back row: Coaies, Willhite, Harvey, Harper, Rowe, J. Wilson. Third row: Merriman, Boaz, Almquisf, Bolinger, Heider, Col- lins. Second row: Adams, Van Dyke, Lehigh, Briggs, Milam, Reynolds, C. Clark. Front row: Dahl, Bohanon, Welling- hoff, O'Dell, Mclver, Madrid, Hancock. ' 69 ' SOPHOMORES TOP PICTURE, back row: Brooks, Vores, Fournier, Carlson, J. Jones, Dilley. Middle row: Jordan, Harrison, Kleiner, Munroe, Gardner, Hunker. First row: Myers, Wifi, P. Gill, Lynn, Banker, B. Day, Stevens. BOTTOM PICTURE, back row: Elder, M. Letteriello, Irwin Ragnan, M. Kelly, Back, Cossinelli, Kemp. Third row: Mr. James Van Wagoner, Armitage, McBride, Joiner, Hughes, Thomas, Croft, Mainey, B, Poifison. Second row: Liggefi, Ellioli, Thompson, Mazanfi, Van Eftinger, Tapp, M. Zuber, Jeans. Front row: Adams, Warren, Carr, Profhro, Harrell, Peter- son, Helleren, Hofer. i r I. Mil lea!! . L I Back row: Mr. Paul Crable, Granakas, Howard, Livingston, Holmes, Gann, Eubanks. Third row: Adume, Hartigon, Stiles, DesRosiers, Weibel, Bolles, Minemoto. Second row: Pope, Junge, Johnson, Dool, Becker, Prothro, Travis, Phin- ney. Front row: G. Clark, Harrison, McGuire, LaRue, Culpepper, Irby, Rinard-. SOPHOMORES ' 70 ' TOP PICTURE, back row: Bennett, Branson, Bishop, De Moss, Haworth, Sneller. Middle row: Mr. Croble, Ccrrron, Pedersen, Carlson, Pinney, Nugent. Front row: Lindemon, Church, Muller, Gonzales, Hall. BOTTOM PICTURE, back row: Hunter, Furr, Hughes, Cable, Laws. Third row: Mittermeier, Dunfee, Wood, Tarrant, Greene, Salatino, Donlon. Second row: Fender, B. Little, J. Herman, Russell, Ccnger, Douillard. Front row: Marin, Nelson, Olmstead, Parmiter, Clark, Waybright, Dcuvisson. V7 A1sm!amf,..AwV' Z wwf Back row: Maddux, Collins, Bryan, .y 4 A 'FQ' Rinde, Dailey, Freeman, King, Hlavafy. Third row: Morgan, Fousi, Winkels. Second row: Miss Helen Pease, Hensley, Hawley, Ryan, Mielke, Vander Hoek, S. BUZZOlrd. FI'0r1f r0W: Adams, McElhannon, McDougald, Wall, Salas, Addleman, Rives. 0710 Deniz, Crowley, Cassity, SOP HOMO RES TOP PICTURE, back row: Edwards, Williams, Carlson, Nagel, Ellis, Brunner. Third row: Lemon, Belule, Simmons, Knight, S. Smilh, Olivas, Price. Second row: Lee, Partridge, While, Liffle, Mace, Herzog, Trujillo, Sullon. Front row: Mr. Fred Mefzner, Crablree, Hoffman, Roland, Palmer, Carper, Muegenburg, Nider. BOTTOM PICTURE, back row: Moore, Boyer, Zeman, Wiggins, Gonzalez, Berlelsen, A. Thomas. Middle row: Scavone, B. Smith, McMarfin, Morris, McCellon, Breshears. Front raw: Lopez, Lundy, P. Pannell, Hughes, C. Smith. ve C' J' wx .. Back row: Flood, Howard, Baldwin, Chaucer, Madrigal. Middle row: Satterfield, Bass, Alvarez, Weber, Zepeda. Front row: Garcia, Pannell, Bolex, Akridge, Boyanton, Gonzales. SOPHOMORES ' 72 ' TOP PICTURE, back row: Stewart, Hernandez, DeCarion, Simmons, Rose, R. Buddenbohm, Hanneman, Aspen, Byrd, Norman. Third row: Trimble, Page, DeGroot, Webb, Norton, Francis, Michaels, Wells. Second row: Miss Helen Pease, Benson, Allen, Horne, Emes, Poulis, Miller, G. Gray. Front row: Wells, Cavender, Savedra, Lehigh, Tokai, Helms, Gass, Thomas. BOTTOM PICTURE, back row: Brown, Vandervoort, Atchinson, Wooldridge, Allen, Fox, Timmons, Galyen, Terrell. Third row: Doyle, Bellows, Perry, Sutphen, Caruso, Laugen, Hartigan. Second row: Miss Helen Pease, F. Mungarro, Madrigal, Montanez, Lamey, Seago, McKenzie. Front row: Hastings, McMullen, Turner, Blacet, Crandall, Atchley, Overslreet. -35- .48 X 'wb 1:- QE B-N N.-ff fe l ' r' Y L at 4' F., - . 47 Back row: Stott, Anderson, Hardwood, Dowell, Santee, Olton, Traner, Brower. Third row: Nilsen, Martinez, Casey Kranetz, Rhoden, Valenzuela. Second row: Johnson, Bowlin, Smith, Bishop, James. Front row: Jerome, Elkins, Parkins Stierli, J. Smith, Goodsby, Rozmon. ' 73 ' SOPHOMORES TOP PICTURE, back row: Meyer, Milton, Gennette, Gidlund, Seale, Woodruff, Dodge. Third row: Harper, deKay, Mallon, Douglas, McConnell, Dean, Eubanks, Carvalho. Second row: Miller, Taylor, Scott, MacFadden, Sullivan, Hess. Front row' Arnestein, Vargo, Henricksen, Heiden, Means, Dominguez, M. Smith. BOTTOM PICTURE, back row: Bushelle, Broadbent, Guyer, Sweeney, Thies, Hadley, Becker, O'Brien, Dunlap, Newman Middle row: Pena, Axenty, Rudolph, Fuller, Riley, Lynch, Smith, Faulk, Drewry, Mr. James Van Wagoner. Front row- Whitney, Hicks, Clark, MacKill, Lambeth, Farnsworth, Wright, Leske. 1 1 HERE IS THE SPRINGTIME and The iunior embarks on a new campaign To conquer The world as he receives ThaT black, phoTosTaTic copy of his solo flying license. The TuTure Tlier TorgeTs his Troubles, Comp. TesTs, by enTering The mad social whirl wiTh The Junior Play, The senior dance, and various sporTs. '-:f ,f ,'L7 f W' -.eg N X -E Q I 'fx X f' f W Q BN -J 0 Q 'Z X pore A J 5 Y f Q ae, O Lx A 4 J Y x, m X' , V AV, INTO EACH LIFE some rain must full, they say, und the heavy thunder- showers that beset the iunior student, each year, take the 'Form of that unique torture device, The Composition Test. Shall they pass? K 2 JUNIORS '76' Abramovic, R, Adams, S. Adams, Acldleman, Aguilera, Alderson, Allman, Amos, Aquino, Arce. Austin, K. Bailey, R. Bailey C. Ballard, V. Ballard, K. Barnes, R. Barnes, Bassett, Bates. Bauer, Bate, Beal, Beattie, Becker, Bell, Benson, Berry, Bertel sen. Beyer, Best, Bibeau, A. Bishop, D. Bishop, Bolles, C, Borkowski, Bouse, B. Bowers, K. Bowers, Boydston, Braasch Breedlove, Brinton, Brower, K. Brown, B. Brown, Browne, C. Browning, Brouillette, Bryant, Brunner, Bullock, Burris, L. Buz zard, Campbell, Canty, Carlson, Carroll, Chaney, Chapman, Ciauri, Clark, Clayton, Clift, D. Cobabe, Colmer, Combs Constantine, C. Cook, L. Cook, Cookus, Cooper, Cornish, 1 ff' 5 ve 'rX Y-K .. 'QV JUNIORS ' 77' Cosby, Courey, M. Cox, T. Cox, Coyle, Crabfree, Crawford, J. Cresap, L. Cresap, Croley. Croff, Crooks, Crosher, Cross, Crowley, Cunningham, Curiis, Cuzick. Dahlin, Dahm, DaVirro, D. Davis, R. Davis, Dawson, Delgado, Deskin. Delight, De- Wiff, Dodos, Dorsey, C. Drake, F. Drake, Duckworrh, Dufva, Duncan, Dwyer, Edwards, Ehlers, Ellerfson, Ellioif, Elsfon,J. Eury Eubanks, Fairchild, Faulkner, Fern, Fernandez, Firzpafrick. Fitzgerald, Fones, Fourmef, Fournier, Franks, M. Frye, V. Frye, Fujiwara, Galbavy, Gambrell. Garrefi, Geach, Gilpin, Gindcr, Gipson, Givens, Gobel, Goldenson, J. Gonzalez, C. Gon- zalez. lx 25, f Q 4 .... , x A M , I i + ff X uf, 'rosy JUNIORS ' 78 ' Golding, L. Gonzales, Gould, Graham, C. Gray, K. Gray, D. Green, J. Green, N. Green, Gregory. Greenlee, Griffith Grinnell, Guynes, Hadnot, Hagins, Hall, Hanna. Hand, Hannan, Harper, Harriman, Harris, P. Harf, M. Hari. Hartt, Har- vie, Hathaway, Hays, Heaney, Heer, Hefner. Hendel, A. Hernandez, I. Hernandez, Hickson, Hill, Hilton, Hogan, Holtom Horne, Hovelman, Hoyem, Hoyer, Hoyf, C. Hudson, K. Hudson, Humphreys. Hunter, Hyde, Irvine, lsham, lshibashi James, Jenkins, D. Johnson, J. Johnson, B. Johnson, C. Jones, D. Jones, Junge, Kanaster, Kehm, K. Kelley, P. Kelley, P Kelly, Kelterer, Kelfz. 0 f I V , , .4 x W X 4 7 E 1 -V L 4. 5 1 .:.,:. I -If A V is :L 'L Q ' A - s eff if 7. : Wal' 'X uf 'Z' kv '-'W mar JUNIORS ' 79 ' Kendall, Kennecly, Kenworthy, Keys, Kiker, Kilclow, Kincheloe, King, Kinlcel, Klingler. J. Knighf, P. Knight, Knippel, Knud son, M. Koons, Krasch, McCausland, Lane, Lopham. Laiorre, Lawrence, Layman, Lee, L. Lee, Leimbach, Lemen, Leon, S. Lewis, B. Lewis, S. Lewis, B. Little, Llewellyn, Locken, Lorden, Love, E. Lujan, McCue, G. Luian, McDonnell, McElroy, Mc Farland, Mclver, McKnight, Macgillivray, Mahoney, Mann. Marco, Marks, Marley, Martinez, Marone, Mathis, Maughan, Maxwell, May. Mayes, Menier, Millan, Miller, Mills, D. Moore, Morgan, Morris, Muegenburg, Myers. Murr, Neely, Nelson, Newby, Nicklin, Nordin, Nordsfrom, Northway, Odom, M. Ohta. JUNIORS ' 80' Olsen, Orman, Page, J. Paine, L. Paine, Palmer, Parish, Park, Parmifer, Passarelli. W, PaHerson, R. Paflerson, Peck Perley, Perren, Phelan. Pinol, Piner, Pondaco, Poulis, Presley, Quainfance, Quinn, Racklin. Ralph, Radford, Randall, Reese Rehfuss, Rhoden, B. Rhodes, T. Rhodes. Riggs, Rickner, R. Riggs, Roaih, Robinson. Roche, Rockwell, Roloff. Rusk, Rosen Ruth, Ryder, Salinas, A. Sanford. Sauceclo, Sanfalucia, Saunders, Saxton, Schell, Scherer, Schilz, Schneider, Schooley Scoff. Shaeffer, Seiferf, Shunkle, Sharp, Shavey, Shaw, Sheely, Shockey, Siclcels, Sieferl. JUNIORS ' 81 ' Sigman, Simas, Simpson, Sinclair, Skidmore, Slater, M. Smith, P. Smith, S. Smith, Smothers. Snyder, Soliz, Soplco, Spencer Stafford, Stanton. Stanger, T. Stanton, Starr, Steffens, Steinbaugh, Steinko, Stevens, Strasburg. Stinson, Striff, Stringer Sturges, Sunde, Sundstrom. Surber, G. Swanson, J. Swanson, Tadson, Tanner, Tate, Taylor, Thach. Thibeau, Thomas Thompson, Thorns, B. Townsend, C. Townsend, Truesdell, Tuthill, Truiillo, Ulmer, Underwood, Valenzuela, VanZee, Ward Waring, J. Wasserman, Watson, Waybright. Weber, Weidenbach, Welch, Wendt, Wharton, Whiteside, Whitman, Whittle sey, Wilcox, Wilhelm. A in S N JuNloRs - 82 - 3 If Q 5 . . . progressing to solo f I 1 ' ' u flight . . JUNIOR ACTIVITIES: Junior Play, Junior Prom and Ivy Chain. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, back row: Mr. Clyde DuBois, Treasurer Eddie Nelson, President Lynn Hoyem, Sergeant- at-arms Mike Sharp and Viceepresidenf Ted Muegenburg. Front row: Historian Anna Leimbach and Secreiary June Fuiiwara. ,zizlwew A -f'l- - t i WE'RE THE BOYS of the institute, is being sung by Dave Jones, Earl Beyer, Pete Olsen and David Hanna as Karrol Hudson looks on. '83' JUNIOR PLAY A YOUNG MAN'S FANCY takes place in a summer camp, fprogressive campb. Two of the campers try to fix up a love affair between two of the young counselors, but get mixed up with the camp doctor's books. A funny time results. March 15, 16, 17 were the dates of the Junior class play A Young Man's Fancy. The iuniorqclass is indebted to Mr. Fred Metzner for directing its play. CAST AND CREW are: Bob Schneider, Rosalind Lombardo, Sharon Lewis, Diane Nordin, Margie Watson, Marilou Da- Virro, Dave Jones, Earl Beyer, Pete Olsen, David Hanna, Carolyn Hudson, Karrol Hudson, Judy Layman, Roy Adams, Ted Muegenburg, Mide Coyle, Ron Shaffer, Jean Anderson, Gretchen Ginder, Nancy Parish, Gayle Browne, Vicky Greg- ory, Donna Young, Donna Steffens, Ann Watson, Lynn Hoyem, Lourene Brady, Barbara Elston, Stephanie Smith, Susan Steinko, Nancy Hogan, Kay Koons, Marilyn Koons, Alan Kinkle, and Joan Neely. i , HlLLYBILLY HAVEN was the theme of the T956 Senior Dance. Levis, bermudas and patches seemed to be the order at this event held Saturday, April 7. DANCES ' 84 ' FROM BERMUDAS TO TAILS in black and white was the dress for the T956 Drill Team Dance. This Black Fantasy was held on Friday, March 2. M An 4: 5 M. .- f ZZ ,X X W v 'l,,, f V U ff?gm,W x 4 f , Wi xx u 'E N, f. . in 5i'M!? A 'x I X W., . Q1 ..f ., .ww 2 S , 1 HATH COST ME an hundred crowns . . . complains Lucentio of his undutiful Bianca. SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL ' 86 ' THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, this year's choice for the Shakespearean Festival, was directed by Mr. Fred Metzner. During Public Schools Week, the English department produced this play for all English classes and for the public the night of Open House. The cast and crew put forth every effort to make this a fitting climax to the most brilliant theatrical season Redondo has had to date. Members of the cast were Charles Turner, Jamia Lynch, Gennette Hinksman, Regina White, Jim Cullison, Karrol Hudson, Douglas White, Jerry Wilson, Judy Shupps, Lana Hicks, Peggy Reynolds, Janet Bombecxu, Erin Crowley, Nancy McDougald, Jean Tornbom, Carol Thomas, Judy Newton and Wayne Bischoff. ' CAST AND CREW uf-f R Il -l lv....f' is 11 QAIYUA 'illlllxxl' i THESPIAN CLUB MEMBERS, back row: Mr. Fred Metzner, Crooks, 'Nilham, Weddein, A. Van der Hoek, M. Sullivan, W. Thomas. Middle row: Hogan, Pope, Cassinelli, Brady, Salas, McGuire, Hudson. Front row: Swartz, Crowley, Wasser- man, K. Koons, M. Koons, Shupps, Heren. MEMBERS OF THE national dramatic organization, the local chapter of the THESPIANS climaxed an active year with the presentation of Even Exchange, April 19, in room 90. '87' DRAMA GROUPS HOUTWARD BOUND and Our Town were serialized presentations of the drama class, during lunch hours, this year. The group worked with the minimum of staging, in its own classroom, room 90, under the direction of the instructor, Mr. Fred Metzner, and student aides. ' . .H ' IUJI 11 nw. HIGHLIGHTING THE CROSS COUNTRY season was John BeaI's breaking of the Torrance hill and dole mark. Back row: Flood, Piper, Sturges, Higbee, Defouri, Delight, Johnson. Front row: Scavone, Holland, Paddock, Bell, Lemen and Hacsi. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK, SWIMMING AND WRESTLING '88' REDONDO'S FIRST SWIMMING TEAM in many years didn't set the conference afire, but Coach Bill Wilcox has potent prospects. The Seahawks staged their workouts and meets in the new EI Camino College Natatorium. Back row: Law- rence, Glass, Webb, Northway, C. Smith, Colmer, Sickels, Carter, Cassidy. Middle row: Coach Bill Wilcox, Martell, Weber, McAllister, Bean, Williams, Delight, Mahoney, Grothius, Cobabe, Holmes. Front row: Myers, Howard, Sweeney, Cornish, Laws, Swanson, Harwell, Wedderein, Ralph, Clemo. DESPITE A LACK OF heavyweight contenders, the wrestling team did all right for itself and nailed down the crown in the annual EI Camino Wrestling Tournament. Back row: L. Byrd, Carter, Webb, McDonnell, Bean, Moore, Pattison, Baleele, Cassinelli. Middle row: Townsend, Cobabe, Douglas, D. Caruso, Nelson, Russell, Griffith, M. Coyle, Olson, Clay- pool. Front row: Gerren, Stevens, R. Jones, Croft, P. Coyle, Guillory, Partridge, C. Caruso and B. Byrd. E THE TENNIS FORTUNES of the Seahawks this year were somewhat restricted as the net contingent compiled a mediocre record with one of the youngest teams to come along in the last decade. Back row: Coach John Kincannon, Shupps, Bates, Brown, Newman, Knudson. Front row: Stanton, McDougald, Stuiveling, Bauer, Bellows and Moore. 0 89 0 GOLF, TENNIS AND BOYS' R CLUB THE 1956 BAY LEAGUE golf campaign although not completed at the PILOT deadline already had revealed one of the best links entries in the school's history. The team was headed by Dave Walker, who copped the coveted Inglewood Invitational crown in early April. Back row: Fournier, Rocky Rockwell, Norm Fournier, Coach Chuck Waters. Front row: Bob Fournier, Tom Schooley, Rusty Stritf, Dave Walker and Lance Kanaster. BRAWN, BRAINS AND BEAUTY are the prerequisites of the BOYS' R CLUB. .pk 'I i I 'vx ll 4ws luli D 090' MODERN DANCE IS The province of The rhythms clolss. 0 91 0 DANCE, 2 DID YOU SEE A MOVIE, Waybright, Branson, Cameron, Gish or Saxfon were The PROJECTIONISTS. DID YOU BUY SOME PAPER? Conirercs, Peck, Fern, Mr. W. T. Bickers, Eury, Duckworth, Hux or Parmiier were the STU- DENT STORE SALESMEN. SERVICE GROUPS ' 92 ' DID YOU PHONE A FRIEND? Mrs. Carl Arfwedson supervised as CIare, Pcxines, Best, Reed, Gilpin or Hudson worked on Ihe SWITCHBOARD. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES of an international organization, the JUNIOR RED CROSS is heoded by this board, back row: Davis, Dare, Drake and Muegenburg. Middle row: Parish, P. Hoyem, Hogan, Hefner and Norton. Front row: Thomas, De Benedictus, J. Anderson, S. Riley, Stiles, Lambeth and Keutz. ON CALL FOR all occasions, the USHERETTES seat everybody somewhere. Back row: Stettens, G. Madrid, Dahl, Sherman, S. Moody, Cosby, Scott, Pattison, Clark, Jersey and Hendrickson. Front row: Miss Anne Owens, J. Brown, Farnsworth, Smead, R. Madrid, Crowley and Conner. ' 93 ' SERVICE CLUBS CHECKING AND CHASING are the twin iobs of the book wardens who work in the LIBRARY. Back row: Miller and Salmon. Middle row: J. Brown, C. Cook, Westlake, Miss Louise Braxtor, Bennett, Poser, and Lapham. Front row: Rinard and Brockwell. I 'f' PILOT ' 94 ' THEY LOOK NATURAL, says Editor Gay LiHIe to book adviser. Below: EDITORIAL STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF: GAY LITTLE, ediior-in-chief, VIRGINIA LIGGETT, mcnuging ediiorg CALISTA BROWN, BARBARA ZBINDEN, girIs' Sporisp .ION KNICKERBOCKER, TED MUEGENBERG, boys' sports, SALLY BAGBY, PAT CHEMNITZER, PRISCILLA STERNAD, MARGO MILLER, SARA CRITES, senior editors, SHARON LEWIS, VEON FRYE, unior ediiorsp LAIRD SANDERS, SALLY SMEAD, feafures, BILL HOLMES, clubs and activities ediiorg ARBA AYAKATUBBY, IUYO'-'fi BOBBIE BROWN, UTY' GCIIIOYF HARVEY BAR- ROWS, PRISCILLA STERNAD, assisianfsg CAROL CHANDLEE, publicity edifory DIANE CORWIN, fcculfy edifor, KATHY HOTCH- EDITORIAL STAFF -.nl Miss Agness Cook, year- ANOTHER PILOT PAID FOR, Genevieve Horvat tells Mr, Herbert Irwin, yearbook business manager, as Sylvia Ramsden and Donna SteI Fens check. ' 95 ' PILOT KISS, music editor, JERRY MCCONNELL fcontest winnerj and DIXIE BOYANTON, snapshots, JIM CULLISON, copy editor, NANCY CHERRY, SOL ROCKENMACHER, PETE HACSI, CHARLES TURNER, CAROL CHANDLEE, MIKE FRYE, ROGER CLARKE SALLY BAGBY, SHARON LEWIS, copy, CONNIE RINARD, pictures, SYLVIA FAULKNER, classes editor, Advanced Typing Class, senior achievements. BUSINESS STAFF, back row: Roger Stanton, Ronnie Owens, George Sinclair, Larry Simmons, Middle row: Mr. Herbert Irwin, business manager, Donna Steffens, Nancy Hogan, Sylvia Ramsden, Donna Tanner. Front row: Anna Leimbach, Yvonne Love, Genevieve Horvat, Diane Bertram, Jan Sullivan and Sandi Lewis. SMILING OVER AN AMUSING FEA- TURE for the High Tide are Editor Linda Murray and Miss Helen Sinsa- baugh. FOURTH PERIOD JOURNALISM. CLASS STUDENTS MAY FIND all the local gossip in the High Tide, the campus newsheet, pub- lished weekly. Heading the 'I956 staff of almost eighty-five is Editor Linda Murray. Always a highly rated paper, this year Editor Murray accepted the Compton Cup for the High Tide. A three-time winner of this award, the newspaper has now earned the right to keep it permanently, SIXTH PERIOD JOURNALISM CLASS 0970 PRESIDENT CHARLES TURN- ER and Mrs. Maxine Rinker enioy a contribution for the Compass. l .r PENPOINTERS THE THEME SELECTED by the PENPOINTERS for the 1956 edition ofthe Compass was FOOT- PRINTS IN THE SANDS OF TIME. Recognized as the culmination of the campus literary effort, the Compass includes contributions from any student in school. Members of PENPOINTERS, an honorary iunior-senior organization for those literary minded and talented, will publish the Compass for the twenty-seventh time this year. THE PRINT SHOP CREW and instructor Mr. Tom Robertson, who devote many hours to producing both the weekly High Tide and the fifty-odd page Compass. - AT LAST, COMMENCEMENT, the senior has achieved his ultimate goal, jet flight, and is now contem- plating with great expectations, the more advanced career of test pilot. But before his adieu, this optimistic ace covers himself with glory. He flies low around the track or base- ball diamond, and tries to keep his feet on the ground rather than on his partner's feet at the Co-Ed Ball and Junior Prom. The aeronaut en- ioys all of the social, scholastic, athletic and economical CP, prestige of his position and is rewarded for his efforts at the annual awards assembly and Commencement. hal 1 N O MM..-1, ,L IT IS INEVITABLE, almost, that the guys and dolls will ge? ibut old diploma when fhey have fo line up for the class pidure. Only an F may intervene. Q g 0 U JW - o Q A D 0 . Q O 0 G l o PHIL HERNANDEZ, senior hurdler, has his troubles with two Torrance thinclads. TRACK AND FIELD ' IO0 ' ALTHOUGH THE BAY LEAGUE Varsity track competition was completely monopolized by Centen- nial's mighty Apaches as in the past, Coach Russ Stritf's entries provided some very tough op- position, particularly in the Bee and Cee divisions. In the Varsity doings the local contingent had Bruce Seifert who registered in both the low and high hurdles and was the leading scorer in his division. Mike Palmer executed a brilliant six foot high iump, the highlight of the first dual meet with potent Mira Costa where Redondo pulled a big upset in the Varsity festivities. iv JIM SHAN-KLE SETS the pace during Mira Costa Relays. 'I956 VARSITY TRACK TEAM, back row: Newman, Plante, Robinette. Third row: Jackson, Purcell, Salatine, Guggisberg, Atchison, Combs, Cooper, Klingler. Second row: Shankle, Palmer, Hoyem, Sturges, Claypool, Lemen, Pinol. Front row: Man- ager Gerren, Hernandez, Freemon, Marsh, Delight, Holland, Seifert, Manager Rudge. .-.. - LMA - .,. LW. n v 1.. ,Neva 1956 BEE TRACK TEAM, back row: Alcanero, Simmons, Pattison, Bailey, Vaupel, Contreras. Third row: Nelson, King, Franklin, Edwards, McKnight, Willhite. Second row: Manager Gerren, Peck, Harrison, Jones, Freemon, Chaney, Sickles, Lindsay, Garrett. Front row: Conger, Johnson, McConville, Davis, Smothers, Lorden, Bell and Beyer. On the other hand, the Bees, with one of their strongest combinations in years, cap- tured the heralded Inglewood Relays crown and at the PILOT deadline were favored to take the Bay League title. The team had many hearty contenders: high point man Bobby Garrett, John Bell, Gary Klingler, Dick Smothers, Bob Johnson and Ted Muegenburg. Bob Sutton, Pete Hacsi and Gilbert Luian were the big guns as the Cees marched to the runner-up spot in the Inglewood Relays and the dopesters were predicting a ditto in the con- ference finals. ' IOI ' TRACK AND FIELD FLYING THROUGH THE AIR with the greatest of ease, Dave Jones, sails over the ten-six mark. -5,35 xiwmh , ..,,,,...,,,wkhN6 W 1956 CEE TRACK TEAM, back row: Scales, Burbridge, Sutton, Lor- NWX1s.,,M.s den, McConnell. Third row: Delgado, P. Coyle, Mainey, Trimble, f P Ward, Scavone, M. Coyle, Harrison. Second row: P. Garcia, Little, ' ' Joiner, Luian, Gonzales, Terrell, Elder, Armitage, Doyle. Front 14 row: Manager Gerren, Stinson, Owen, Valenzuela, Schaeffer, A Hacsi, Davis, Rhodes and Manager Rudge. 1 1 - .3 l.l. ll.!J.l 1.x!h1 ! ' 1 J 55' .2 if BASEBALL ' 102 ' ATTEMPTED PICKOFF PLAY from Pitcher Jack Beattie fails as first baseman Mike Frye is too late with tag. SOPHOMORE SOUTHPAW PITCHING sensation sends long 'foul sailing out to deep right field against Gardena. WITH ONE OF BASEBALL'5 rarest feats, the no-hit no-run ball game, highlighting an action- packed 1956 horsehide season, Coach Bob Cardona's local nine showed observers another promising ball club against some of the ClF's celebrated powerhouses. Inexperienced sopho- mores and juniors had to carry the load. Catcher Lou Cook, infielder lsidro Delgado, pitcher Jack Beattie and pitcher Bob Carlson gave a taste of things to come. 1956 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM, back row: Watt, Cook, Beattie, Carlson, S. Valenzuela. Middle row: Coach Bob Cardona, Karavas, Harriman, Kail, Combs, Rahn, Manager Russell. Front row: Burris, Veltre, Cecconi, Delgado. - .ul . flush: ln i . Alumni A . ew- ' 103 ' BASEBALL ROUNDING INTO TOP FORM, Isidro Del- gado exhibits the batting stance that gave him a .714 batting average after three games. COMBS SLAMS A BINGLE, Speedy Bobby Combs lines single in left field for one of three hits Seahawks registered against Gardena. The aforementioned hurling gem was executed by sophomore southpaw sensation Bob Carlson in the game that kicked off the 1956 baseball slate against North High of Torrance in late February. At the PILOT deadline, the final Bay League standings had not been determined, but Squeakie Valenzuela, a unanimous all Bay League choice at shortstop, preserved his repu- tation as one of the most powerful and respected hitters in the circuit. Skipper Vince McCullough's Jayvees ran in.to an early season slump where they dropped several one and two run decisions and never quite recovered. The Junior Varsity aggregate also were playing with a rookie combination, another complete turnover from the I955 squad. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL, back row: Lawrence, Knight, Carlson, Marone, Back, Hlavaty, Engel, Contreras, Lapham, Coach Vince McCullough, Middle row: Tuthill, Hutchinson, Dunfee, Sturges, Brower, Shuravely, White. Front row: Scheerer, lwohn, Shearer, Manager Fogle. I. '5 ' AS. warez: Triim- B.l'. i Z5 l. 3i m 'IO4' LATE SPRING BRINGS out fhe dedicated vofcmries of SOFTBALL. CHEERLEADERS Carolyn Eubanks, Diana Soufhworfh and Willa Hoffzimmer. Q G.A.A. SPREADS fake place frequently SONGLEADERS Jan Daal, Lyn Nason and Nancy McDougc1ld in action. jf if 3.'1B:!'4m4-ii 1 -A ROYALTY: Prince SOL ROCKENMACHER, Princess SCOTTIE COLTON, King REX HUGHES, Queen NANCY CHERRY, Princess KIRSTEN PEDERSEN, Prince BOB COMBS. COED BALL ' 106 ' THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR was reolized on May 4 and 5 when the annual Hi Jinks and Coed Ball were held in the boys' gym. Rue de Paris . . . street of Poris . . . was the theme selected by the Girls' League, lending a continental aura to this gigantic event. AT THE HI JINKS, the only all-girl porty of the yeor, held on May 4, booths and skits were designed around the theme and presented in honor of the senior girls. Winning the blue ribbon for the best booth were the sopho- mores, with the seniors running cz close second. However, the latter then walked awoy with the first place ribbon for the best skit, the iuniors taking second place. REIGNING AS THE 33RD QUEEN ond 'l7th King the following night were Nancy Cherry and Rex Hughes, both elected by popular vote of the Girls' and Boys' Leagues respectively. The attendants included Princess SCOTTIE COLTON, Prince SOL ROCKENMACHER, Princess KIRSTEN PEDERSEN, Prince- BOB COMBS, and a court of thirty-four senior girls and boys. ' THE COURT . . ., M, EXCITEMENT SHOWS on fhe faces of fhose in the procession during Hi Jinks. VOCALISTS AND ANNOUNCERS C :yn , , kw in:-..-Q ' ' ' 4 E 1 Y I 'I 1 t TWO GIRLS' SERVICE organizations whose membership is highly selective, based upon service to the school and scho- Iastic and citizenship records, are COGNITAI, above, ond SEMPER COMITES, below. Both groups are active in school, welfare, and service activities throughout the year. SERVICE CLUBS 0 IO8 ' SPONSORED BY THE KIWANIS Club, the KEY CLUB is outstanding among boys' organizations for its service activi ties. Its membership is selected on the basis of grades, citizenship and service to the school. l 1 .1 1 if I , -4-Z1 :Nl r 121 amniw if! !lW'..t. '..2K wi CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION, spring membership. ' IO9' CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION MEMBERS, SUMMA CUM LAUDE are: Gerald Back, Ralph Bates, Sharon Brinton, Sonya Brown, Carol Chandlee, Eileen Clark, Marilou DaVirro, Pat Fogle, Ken Gindroz, Rose Godlewicz, Michael Hartigan, Lana Hicks, Nancy Hogan, Judy James, Jerry Joiner, Ilene Katz, Kay Koons, Ross Levine, Becky Lindstrom, Donald McDougalcl, Margo Miller, Sharon New- burn, Judy Newton, Charles Orman, Tom Owens, Michael Roath, Sol Rockenmacher, Gabriel Romanus, Tom Schooley, Gari Schunck, Lee Sneller, Roger Stanton, Margaret Starr, Priscilla Sternad, Sandra Stewart and Karen Warren. MEMBERS, MAGNA CUM LAUDE are: Joy Aldrich, Gerald Back, Charles Boag, Jean Broadbent, Craig Carter, Robert Compher, Diane Corwin, Erin Crowley, Virginia Dawson, lsidro Delgado, Trella DeSulima, Sonia Ellerton, Brenda Gold, Alta Graham, Diana Green, Norman Harvey, Michael Holton, Willa son, Judith Kehm, Shirley Lambeth, Patricia Laret, Lorraine Dean Moore, JoDee Morrison, Claren Nordhagen, Emiko Ohta inson, Carolyn Sharp, Sally Smead, Phyllis Smith, Lee Sneller White, Judy Whitman, Barbara Wrye, Donna Young and Barbara Zbinden. Hoffzimmer, Nancy Hogan, Corinne Jagerhorn, Jeneen John- Luther, Bill Lemen, Gay Little, Mary Lockwood, Bob Maxwell, , Charlie Orman, Nancy Parish, Charles Robbins, Frances Rob- , Tony Stanton, Patricia Sweet, Martyn Toussaint, Douglas MANTLE BEARER FOR the Class ot 1956 is Kay Koons, highest ranking student in the class at the end of last year, she is also president of the local brain trust chapter. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION, fall membership. EUGENE ABRAMS- High Tide 5 Choir5 Youth Fellowship. ARTURO ALCONERO-Track 3, 45 Boys' League5 A,S.B. ELIZABETH JOY ALDRICH-Uniform Bd.5 Ensemble5 Orches1ra5 C.S.F. l,2,3,4, Sec., 45 V. Pres, F.B.L.A.5 Cognofcli5 G.L. Execu- tive Bd. LAVEE ALLRED-Girls' League5 A.S.B. JOHN ARNOLD-Football, 2,35 Wresiling 25 Tennis 35 High Tide 5 O'Ffice5 Sr. Play5 V. Show 45 V. Dance Courf5 Comm. Afhleiics 45 A.S.B.C. ARBA AYAKATUBBY-Baslteiball 35 R Club5 PILOT5 Key Club. SALLY BAGBY-Rhyfhms5 G.A.A.5 R Club5 G.A.A. Bd.5 PILOT5 Jr., Sr. Play5 V. Show 2,35 Girls' Stafep Ivy Chuin5 V. Dance Courf5 Head Song Leader, 45 Spanish Club5 Semper Comifes5 Cogno9ai5 Penpointers5 Quill and Scroll5 House of Rep. 3,45 A.S.B.C.5 Girls' League, Rec. Sec. 3,4. VAUGHN GORDON-BARR-B Foofball 2,3,45 R Club5 Library. HARVEY BARROWS- High Tide 5 PILOT5 Quill and Scroll. JOANN BARTON-Office5 Junior Play5 V. Show 25 Glee Club5 Choir5 Madrigal5 French Club5 Thespiuns l,2,3,45 Drill Team 2,3,4. JOHN BARTON--Math Club5 Science Club5 Boys' League. JAMES BATES-B Foofball5 A,B Basltefball5 R Club5 Treas. Key Club. SENIORS ' 110 ' I I I LOURENE BRADY-Senior Play, F.T.A., Thespians. WAYNE BRANSON-Chess Club, Rifle Club, Brass Pounders. LADONA BRITT-Student Store, F.B.L.A., Future Nurses, Archery Club, Retailing Club. JEAN BROADBENT-PILOT, C.S.F., Bible Club, Spanish Club, F.T.A., Organ Club, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, G.L. Executive Bd. JUDITH BROCKWELL-Office, Library, F.B.L.A., V. Pres. Bowling Club, Drill Team 2, 3. BARBARA LYNN BROWN-Rhythms, PILOT, Jr., Sr. Play, V. Dance Court, Cheer Leader 4, C.S.F. 3, Spanish Club 2, Quill and Scroll, Pres. Paletteers, F.T.A. 3, G.L. Asst. Judge, Honor Guard For Ivy Chain. CALISTA BROWN-G.A.A., R Club, PILOT, French Club 2, Bible Club, Quill and Scroll, V. Pres. Natural Science Club, Sec. Bowling Club, Math Club 'l. JANEEN BROWN-G.A.A., Health Dept., Library, Band, Filibusters, Hist. Usherettes, Camera Club, Science Club, 2. JEAN BROWN-Uniform Bd., Band, Ivy Chain, Mariorette 2, Head Majorette 3, Bible Club, F.B.L.A., Semper Comites, Cognotai, V. Pres. Camera Club, Soph Class Sec., House of Rep. 3, 4, Jr. Class Sec., L.C. Juror I, 2, G.L. Sec. DONNA BUFFINGTON-Glee Club, Choir, F.H.A. 1. CHARLENE BURNS-Girls' League, A.S.B. RICHARD BUSHNELL-Pres. Masters Car Club 4, Boys' League, A.S.B. Last two rows on page 'I'IO, JEWEL BATES-G.A.A., R Club, Uniform Bd. 4, Glee Club, F.B.L.A. CHARLES DAVID BEAN-A Football 3, 4, Wrestling, Track, R Club, V. Show 4, Band, V. Dance Court, C.S.F. 3, Span- ish Club, Bible Club, House of Rep. 4. CORAGENE BEARD- High Tide 4, Uniform Bd. 2, Office, Libr V. Pres, Cognotai, Paletteers 2, 3, House of Rep. 4, Drill Team 2. ary 3, V. Dance Court, Song Leader 4, French 2, 3, 4, ROYAL BENJAMIN- High Tide , Science Club, Boys' League. JOY BENNETT-Rhythms, G.A.A., Uniform Bd. 4, F.T.A., Usherettes, Skating Club, Thespians. DIANE GAIL BERTRAM-PILOT, Library, Drill Team, Madrigal, F.B.L.A. BARBARA BIATHROW- High Tide , PILOT, F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Bowling Club, World Friendship Club, Usherette For Com- mencement. WAYNE BISCHOFF-Band, Pres. Chess Club, Boys' League. DICK BLUMENSHINE-Boys' League, A.S.B., Camera Club. JAMES BOERNER-Boys' League, A.S.B. JOAN BONDE-Uniform Bd., Orchestra, F.H.A., Spanish Club, Thespians. DIXIE BOYANTON-Future Nurses, Camera Club, Archery Club 3, 4. 0 Ill ' CLASS OF 1956 First two rows on page I'l3 NANCY CHERRY-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, R Club 4, G.A.A. Bd. 3, Health Dept. 3, Uniform' Bd, 2, 3, 4, V. Show 2, Ivy Chain, V. Dance Court, Sec. Bible Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Semper Comites, Future Nurses 3, World Friendship Club 4, U.C. Juror 3, G.L. Pres. 4, A.S.B.C. ROGER CLARKE-Wrestling 2, R Club, Bancl, C.S.F., French Club, Camera Club, Math Club. JOHN COLLIER-Transfer from Mira Costa, Boys' League, A.S.B. SCOTTIE COLTON-Rhythms, G.A.A., R Club, G.A.A. Bd., Jr. Play, V. Show 4, Shakespearean Festival, Ivy Chain, Song Leader 4, French Club, Semper Comites, Paletteers, Pres. F.T.A. 3, Thespians, Jr. Class Treas., U.C. Juror 3, G.L. Asst. Judge 4. LARRY COLWELL-A Football 3, 4, V. Show 3, House of Rep. 4. ROBERT LEE COMBS-Basketball 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. R Club, Ivy Chain, Pres. Key Club, Sr. Class V. Pres. ROBERT LEE COMPHER-Baseball I, 2, 3, C.S.F. 3, 4, Stamp Club, Rifle Club, V. Pres. Key Club. LADDIE CONGER-B Football, Basketball B, C, D, Wrestling, R Club, Library, Ivy Chain, V. Dance Court, Key Club, F. Class V. Pres., L.C. Juror, U.C. Juror, B.L. Pres., A.S.B.C. CAROLYN CONNELL-G.A.A. 'I, Uniform Bd. I, F.B.L.A. SALLY CONTRERAS-Girls' League, A.S.B. CAROLYN COOK-Libra-ry, World Friendship Club, Sec., Sgt.-at-Arms F.T.A. GARY COOPERIDER-Transfer from Fresno High School, Boys' League, A.S.B. ROBERT BYRD-Football 3, Wrestling 3, 4, President Camera Club. WILLIAM CAMPBELL-Masters Car Club, Spanish Club, Boys' League. PAUL CARLSON-Tennis 3, Senior Play, Junior Play, Varsity Show 3, Shakespearean Festival, Band, The- spians 2, 3, President Future Medics. CRAIG CARTER-Football 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Boys' R Club, Office, Varsity Dance Court. RICHARD CARUSO-Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 'I, 2, 3, 4, High Tide , Quill and Scroll, President Skating Club. ANDREW CASSIDY-Football, Basketball, Boys' League. HELEN CASSINELLI-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, Uniform Board, Library, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Bible Club, F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Future Teachers, Usherettes, Rec. Sec. Fut- ture Meclics, Thespians, Skating Club, World Friend- ship Club. DALE REX CAUBLE-Bond, Varsity Show 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Council, Proiection Club, Dance Band. ROBERT ALAN CECCONI-Baseball 3, 4, Boys' League, A.S.B. JOE CHACON- High Tide , Boys' League, A.S.B. CAROL CHANDLEE-G.A.A., Girls' R Club 3, 4, High Tide 3, 4, PILOT 4, Uniform Board 2, 3, 4, Office, Senior Play, Junior Play, Varsity Show 2, 3, 4, Ivy Chain, C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Semper Comites, Sec. Penpointers. Quill and Scroll, President Future Teachers, Vice-president Girls' league, House of Representatives 4. PATRICIA CHEMNITZER-Sec. G.A.A., Sec. Girls' R - Club, G.A.A. Board, PILOT, Uniform Board, Junior Play, Varsity Show 2, 3, Song Leader, C.S.F. 2, Semper Comites, Cognotai, Quill and Scroll, Future Nurses, Soph. Class Treasurer, Treasurer Girls' League. - I 4 N131-' ' A 4 ' II3' CLASS OF I956 DIANE CORWIN-V. Pres. G.A.A., V. Pres. R Club, G.A.A, Bd., PILOT, .lr. Play, Ivy Chain, C.S.F. 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, V. Pres. Paletteers 4, Treas. Bowling Club, Math Club, G. L. Executive Bd. SONDRA COWARD-Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Girls' League, A.S.B. DAVID COX-Boys' League, A.S.B. JACK CRABTREE- High Tide , Boys' League, A.S.B. SARA CRITES- High Tide , Varsity Show 3, Spanish Club 'I, 2, 3, Drill Team 3, 4, PILOT. ELIZABETH CRUSE-Glee Club, C.S.F. 'l, 2, F.B.L.A. JAMES CULLISON-PILOT 4, Senior Play, Varsily Show 4, Spanish Club 4, Math Club, Future Meclics 3, 4, Vice-president Youth Fellowship 4. ' ' NANCY CUNNINGHAM-Girls' League, A.S.B. CLAUDE DAILEY-Football 2, 3, 4, B Basketball, Track, Boys' R Club, Ivy Chain, Varsity Dance Court, Sergeant-At-Arms Key Club. DENIS DAINES-Boys' League, A.S.B., High Tide. ALAN DAVANZO-Boys' League, A.S.B. JIM DAVIS-Football 4, Varsity Dance Court, Camera Club 4. 'ik 'Q VIRGINIA DAWSON- High Tide , Junior Play, Varsify Show 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, Semper Comites, Pen- pointers, Quill and Scroll, World Friendship Club, Drill Team 3, 4, House of Representatives 2, 3, 4, Honor Guard of Ivy Chain, Girls' League Exec. Board. JOHN DEBENEDICTIS-Football, Wrestling, Boys' League. PHILIP GEORGE DECARION-Boys' League, A.S.B. DALE DEFOURI-Track I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' R Club, Cross Counfry. JUDY DEKLEINHANS-Sfudenf Store, Heallh Depf., Uniform Board, Secrefary Camera Club. ARTHUR DELIGHT-Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' R Club, Ivy Chain, Cross Caunfry I, 2, 3, 4. FRED DESIMONE-Wrestling, Track, Boys' League, HARLENE DIANE DIETZ- High Tide , C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, Future Teachers, Drill Team 2, 3, 4. LILA DODGE-G.A.A., High Tide , PILOT, Junior Play, Varsify Show 2, 3, 4, Ivy Chain, F.H.A., Historian French Club, President Semper Comifes, Sgf.-Af-Arms Girls' League, House of Represeniafives. ELDON DOUGLAS-Wresfling 2, 3, 4, Boys' R Club, Healfh Dept., Choir, Rifle Club. DONNA DRAKE-Glee Club, Girls' League, A.S.B. RICHARD DUBOIS-Boys' League, A.S.B. SENIORS ' I 14' BARBARA FLOYD-Rhythms, Paletteers, Thespians. DAVID FRANKLIN-Baseball 3, Boys' League, A.S.B. FRED FREEMON-Track I, 2, 3, 4, Bays' R Club, Ivy Chain, C.S.F., Key Club, Math Club. ROSEMARY FREERICKS-Rhythms, High Tide , World Friendship Club. ANGELA GARCIA-Glee Club, Thespians, Girls' League. EDDIE GARCIA-Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, B Basketball, Boys' League. JOAN GARDNER-Office, Bowling Club, Girls' League. BLANCHE MARIE GAST-Vice-President Future Nurses, Girls' League, A.S.B. BILL GILBERT-Latin Club, Penpointers, Filibusters, Math Club, Natural Science Club, Secretary Physical Sci- ence Club, World Friendship Club, Thespians, Future Medics. ALLIE GILHAM-Girls' League, A.S.B., Student Store. MARION GILL- High Tide , Uniform Board, C.S.F. I, 2, Spanish Club, Semper Comites, Cognotai, Quill and Scroll, Upper Class Juror 3,'4, House of Representa- tives 2, Presidenl Drill Team, Girls' League Executive Board 2, 3, 4, KENNETH GINDROZ-Ivy Chain, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, President Organ Club, Physical Science Club, Math Club. Last two rows on page 114. WILLIAM DOMINICK DUGAN-Transfer Mira Costa 3, Boys' League, A.S.B. NANCY EGERER-Library, Paletteers, Girls' League. BOB ELKINS-B Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' R Club, High Tide 4, Varsity Dance Court, C.S.F. 3, Spanish Club I, 2, Filibusters 4, Key Club, President World Friendship Club, Math Club, Upper Class Juror, House of Repre- sentatives. PAULINE ENEDY-Secretary, Historian Camera Club, Bowling Club, Girls' League. RICHARD ESSELMAN- High Tide , PILOT, Library, Varsity Show 3, Ensemble, Spanish Club, Filibusters, Rifle Club. MICHAEL FAIR-Secretary Camera Club, Boys' League, A.S.B. LYNNE FARGUSON-Uniform Board, Paletteers, Drill Team 3, 4. DAVE FENDER-Choir, Boys' League, A.S.B. JAMES FENTON-Office, Boys' League, A.S.B. LUCILLE FERNANDEZ-Girls' League, A.S.B. TERESA FERNANDEZ-Health oepqffmem, Girls' Levguef A.S.B. RUBY MAY FERRIL--Library, Future Teachers, Girls' League. .115. CLASS or 1956 SENIORS '116' First two rows on page 117 GALE GRIFFITH-Basketball, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' R Club, High Tide , Key Club. RAYMOND GUGGISBERG-Track 4, Boys' League, Associated Student Body. PETER HACSI-Wrestling, C Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country, High Tide , Senior Play, Junior Play, Varsity Show 3, 4, Shake- sperean Festival, Byos' State, Ivy Chain, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Penpointers, Quill and Scroll, Vice-president C.S.F., Sergeant- at-Arms French Club, Treasurer Filibusters, Vice-president Thespians, Key Club, Student Body Vice-president, President House of Representatives. JAMES HANKS- High Tide , Boys' League, Associated Student Body. MAX HANNEMANN-Football 4, Track 3, Red Cross Council. Xfaf i ROTHY W-Penpointers, Girls' League, Associated Student Body, CAROL ll-IARRIS-Rhythms, Uniform Board, Bible Club, Paletteers, Youth Fellowship Club, Archery Club, World Friendship C u . BARBARA HARRISON- High Tide , Glee Club, Majorette 4. PATRICIA HARVEY-Office, Library, Glee Club, Secretary F.B.L.A., Camera Club, Archery Club, Drill Team 2, 3. 4. BEVERLY HASWELL-Uniform Board, Office, Glee Club, Choir, Latin Club, Future Teachers, Secretary Archery Club. MARGARITA HAWKER- High Tide , Girls' League, Associated Student Body. IRENE HEATH-Uniform Board, Bible Club, Girls' League. DIANE GLAUM-Associated Student Body, Girls' League. RONALD' LEE GLAZNER-Camera Club, Boys' League, As- sociated Student Body. BRENDA GOLD-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, Library, Bible Club, Treasurer Future Medics, World Friendship. JEAN GOLDSBOROUGH-Associated Student Body, Girls' League. ARMIDA GONZALES-Uniform Board, Varsity Show, Ivy Chain, Varsity Dance Court, Head Song Leader 3, Cheer Leader 4, Cognotai, Sophomore Class His- torian, Junior Class Historian, Associated Student Body. SANDRA GONZALES- High Tide , French Club, Cogno- tai, Quill and Scroll, Paletteers, Drill Team, House of Representatives 4. ROSEMARY GONZALES-Spanish Club, Future Teachers, Girls' League. TIM GOSS-Football 1, 2, Bible Club, Filibusters, Key Club, Boys' R Club. LYNDA GRAY-Band, Spanish Club, Future Teachers. MARY GREEN-Glee Club, Choir, Girls' League. ANN GREGG-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, Senior Play, Varsity Show, Historian F.B.L.A., Spanish Club, Sem- per Comites, Filibusters, Parliamentary Law 2, Thes- pians 1, 2, World Friendship Club. DENNIS GREY-Band, Boys' League, Dance Band. i i i i ZW A . 1 Fx ' f'f'1 H' 1-21 ' 117' CLASS OF 1956 SONDRA HEISEY-Glee Clubp World Friendship Club Drill Team RUTH HEMP-G.A.A.p Girls' R Club, F.B.L.A Library MOLLY HERNANDEZ-Girls' League, Associated Student Body PHILIP HERNANDEZ-C Basketball, Track 'l, 2, 3 4 Boys R Club CHARLES HICKS-Skating Club 3, Boys' League REATHA HICKS-G.A.A., Library, F.H.A.p Skating Club EIJI HIROMOTO-Transfer from Torrance, Boys League Associated Student Body GEORLENE HODGES-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, pointers, Quill and Scroll, Future Teachers WILLA HOFFZIMMER-G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Girls Varsity Show 3, CSF 2, 3, 4, French Club, Club, Girls' League Executive Board. GERALD HOLLAND-Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3 4 Boys R Club BEVERLY HOLSCHER-Bible Club, Girls' League Associated Student Body NADINE HOOPER-Red Cross Council, Uniform Board Choir Varsity Show 4 Buble Club Palefteers Thesplans GENEVIEVE HORVAT-PILOT, Switchboard, F.B.l..A. JAMES PAUL HUFFMAN-Football 2, 3, Varsity Show 4, Dance Band. CONNIE JUNE HUGHES-Glee Club, Girls' League, Associated Student Body. REX HUGHES-Football, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, President Boys' R Club, Junior Play, Choir, Ivy Chain, Varsity Dance Court Treasurer Key Club, Junior Class President, Senior Class President, Associated Student Body Council. PATRICIA HUTCHINSON-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, Girls' league. EDWARD HUX-PILOT, Red Cross Council, Student Store, President Camera Club 2, 3, 4. HEATHER IRVING-Girls' League, Associated Student Body. MARTHA ISENOGLE-Library, Varsity Show 2, 3, CSF 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, Bowling Club, Drill Team 3, 4. DICK JACKSON-Varsity Show 3, 4, Band, Dance Band. CORINNE JAGERHORN-Varsity Show 3, Choir, Orchestra, CSF 'l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary French Club. KAREN JENKINS-Varsity Dance Court, Girls' League, Associated Student Body. JO ANN JOBSON- High Tide 3, 4, Uniform Board, Library 2, Senior Play, Junior Play, Varsity Show 2, 3, Spanish Club, Cognotai 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, Paletteers 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers, Drill Team 2, 3, 4. SENIORS ' 118 ' JO ANNE KEAVENY-Archery Club, Drill Team 2, Girls' League. NORMAN KEIDSER-D Basketball l, Choir, Freshman Class President, Lower Class Juror. JEAN KEILBART-Transfer from Paramount High School, Girls' League, Associated Student Body. FRED KELTERER-Boys' League, Associated Student Body. DON KJENSTED-C.S.F. 'l, Boys' League, Associated Stu- dent Body. JON KNICKERBOCKER- High Tide 3, 4, PILOT, Ivy Chain, Boys' State, C.S.F. T, 3, 4, Natural Science, Penpointers, Quill and Scroll, Vice-President Latin Club, Secretary Key Club. KATHRYN KOONS-Rhythms 3, 4, Uniform Board 3, Senior Play, Junior Play, Varsity Show 3, 4, Shake- spearean Festival 2, 3, 4, Band' 'l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Guard on Ivy Chain, C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4, Mantle Bearer 4, Thespions 3, 4, President 4, Secretary Math Club 3, Secretary Natural Science Club 2, F.H.A. 'l, Semper Comites, Girls' League Executive Board, A.S.B.C. LARRY LANCE-Transfer from Dorsey High School, Boys' League, Associated Student Body. PAUL LANEY-Associated Student Body, Boys' League. BARBARA LENARTH-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, Switch Board, Uniform Board, Office. KENT LENTZ-Cross Country 1, Boys' League, Associated Student Body. JACQUELYN LESLIE-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, G.A.A. Board 2, PILOT, Health Dept., Uniform Board 2, 3, Office 3, 4, Varsity Show 2, 3, 4, Shakespearean Festival, Glee Club, Youth Fellowship Club, Semper Comites, World Friendship Club, Thespions, Girls' League Corresponding Secretary, President Future Re- tailers, Commissioner of Campus and Health, Asso- ciated Student Body. Last two rows on page 118. TED JOHNS-D Basketball l, Boys' League, Associated Student Body. COURTLAND JOHNSON-Asociated Student Body, Boys' League. .IENENN JOHNSON-Junior Play, C.S.F. 3, 4, Future Nurses, World Friendship Club. LYNNE JOHNSON-Senior Play, Uniform Board, Girls' League. JACK JOHNSON-Football 3, 4, Wrestling, Track, Varsity Dance Court. TERRY JOHNSON-Track 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, C.S.F. 2, 4, Latin Club, Filibusters, Future Medics, Math Club, Natural Science Club. CAROLYN JONES-G.A.A., Madrigal Choir, Bible Club, Spanish Club. GERALDINE JONES-G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' R Club, Uniform Board, Band, Dance Bond, Varsity Show 4, F.H.A., Presi- dent F.B.L.A., Spanish Club, Usherettes. GIFFORD' JONES-Library, C.S.F. 2, 3, Vice-President Filibusters, Math Club. DEE JONES--G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Camera Club. LARRY KAIL-Baseball, Boys' R Club, High Tide , Math Club. VIKKI KEARNY- High Tide , Uniform Board, Senior Play, Varsity Show 4, Spanish Club, World Friendship Club. 0 119' CLASS OF T956 SENIORS 0 120 ' First two rows on page 121. TOM McCULLOUGH-Transfer from Whittier High School: Boys' League: Associated Student Body. ANN MCGONNIGAL- High Tide 3, 4: Switchboard: Quill and Scroll: Paletteers: Usherettes: Treasurer Camera Club Skating Club: Future Medics: Drill Team 3, 4. GLADYS McKEE--F.H.A.: F.B.L.A.: Camera Club: Archery Club. JOSEPH MCKENZIE-Wrestling: Bible Club: Masters Car Club. TIM MCMILLAN-Football I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball: Track: Boys' R Club: Varsity Dance Court. RALPH McNEIL-Spanish Club: Filibusters: Aviation Club. BARBARA MABBITI'-Glee Club: Choir: F.H.A.: Treasurer F.B.L.A.: Archery Club: Skating Club. SHEILA MacLAREN-G.A.A.: Girls' R Club: G.A.A. Board: Uniform Board 4: Senior Play: Varsity Show I, 2, 3, 4: Shake spearean Festival: Glee Club: Madrigal Choir: Ivy Chain: C.S.F. I: F.B.L.A.: Spanish Club: Semper Comites: Penpointers Quill and Scroll: Filibusters: Parliamentary Law: Thespians I, 2: Red Cross Council: World Friendship Club: Girls' League Executive Board. DAVID MANGURIAN-Senior Play: C.S.F. 2: President Latin Club: Vice-President Math Club: Chess Club. RALPH MARSH-Football: Track: Boys' R Club: Varsity Dance Court: Key Club: Boys' League Sergeant-at-Arms. LEILANI MATTIX-G.A.A. 'l, 2: Student Store: Health Department: French Club. DIANA MEDLICOTT-G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' R Club: High Tide : Uniform Board: Office: Senior Play: Varsity Show 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4: F.H.A.: Spanish Club: Penpointers: Quill and Scroll: ROSS LEVINE-Boys' League: Associated Student Body. MEL LIGGETT-B Football 2, 3, 4: Boys' R Club: Boys' League. VIRGINIA LIGGETT-PILOT: Uniform Board: Office: Ivy Chain: C.S.F.: F.H.A. 'I: Latin Club: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 'l: President Future Teachers: Modes and Manners: World Friendship Club: Secre- tary-Treasurer Bible Club: Drill Team: Bowling Club. BECKY LINDSTROM- High Tide 3, 4: Varsity Show 2, 4: Dance Band 2: Varsity Dance Court: Song Leader: C.S.F. 'l, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 'l, 2: Quill and Scroll: Drill Team 2, 4: Senior Class Secretary: Junior Class Treasurer. GAY LITTLE-G.A.A.: PILOT Editor: Red Cross Council: Uniform Board: Ivy Chain: C.S.F. 'l, 3, 4: Latin Club: Secretary French Club: Semper Comites: Cognotai: Historian Penpointers: Quill and Scroll: Associated Student Body. PAT LOCKEN-Boys' League: Associated Student Body. ALBERT LOPEZ-Transfer from Mira Costa: Boys' League: Associated Student Body. ANNE LOPIN-G.A.A.: Girls' R Club: High Tide 3, 4: Library 2: C.S.F. I: F.B.L.A.: Secretary Spanish Club: Quill and Scroll: Secreatry Future Teachers. SCOTT LUEBBERS-C.S.F. 2: President Camera Club 2: Math Club. DEANNA LUND-Spanish Club: Paletteers: World Friend- ship Club: PILOT. LORRAINE LUTHER-Health Department: C.S.F.: Girls' League. LINDA MACFADEN-Rhythms: G.A.A.: Girls' R Club: F.H.A.: F.B.L.A.: Spanish Club. 'Uh ' l2'l ' CLASS OF i956 ELIZABETH MELEO-Uniform Board: Office: Bible Club: Sergeant-AtsArms F.B.L.A.: Future Nurses: Archery Club. BILL MENNER-Wrestling: Student Store: Library: C.S.F. 'l, 2: Latin Club: Paletteers: Rifle Club: Future Medics: Secretary Science Club. ROGER MERCIER-Football 3: Wrestling 4: Boys' R Club. DONALD MILLER-Football l: Red Cross Council: Library: Senior Play: Varsity Show 3: Vice4President Skating Club. MARGO MILLER- High Tide 4: PILOT 4: Uniform Board 2: Library 2: Senior Play: Varsity Show 3: Ivy Chain: C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club l, 2: Treasurer Semper Comites: Treasurer Penpointers: Quill and Scroll: Future Teachers: Drill Team 2, 3, 4, MAURICE MILLETT-JV Basketball l, 2: Tennis l, 2: High Tide : Junior Play: Varsity Show 2, 3: Shakespearean Festival 2, 3: Choir: Madrigal: Camera Club: Archery Club. PATSY MORGISON-Uniform Board: Varsity Show 4: Glee Club. JO DEE MORRISON- High Tide 3, 4: Uniform Board: Library: Varsity Show 3, 4: C.S.F. 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club: Semper Comites: Penpointers: Quill and Scroll: Drill Team 2, 3, 4. NORMAN MOYER-Transfer from Brawley Union High School: Boys' League: Associated Student Body. ROSE MUNlZ-Girls' League: Associated Student Body. DENNIS MURPHY-Transfer from Duluth Central High School: Associated Student Body: Boys' League. LINDA MURRAY-Editor High Tide : Uniform Board: Library 2: Junior Play: lvy Chain: C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club: Semper Comites: Cognotai: Quill and Scroll: Drill Team 2, 3, 4: Drill Team Executive Board 3: Associated Student Body Council, 3 'G , 'E Yfzt-fr' , so- El. nn-.5 'Q 62 8 DONNA MYERS- High Tide 3, 4, Uniform Board 1, 2, Varsity Show 2, 3, lvy Chain, C.S.F. 1, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Paletteers, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 4, Lower Class Juror 1, 2, Girls' League Executive Board, Fresh- man Class Historian. ELOISE MYERS--Girls' League, Associated Student Body. DICK NASH-Health Department, Math Club, Boys' League. LYNN NASON-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, G.A.A. Board, Girls' League Executive Board. DAVE NEAL-A Football 3, 4, B Football 1, Wrestling 1, Track, Boys' R Club, Varsity Dance Court, Key Club, Boys' League Sergeant-at-Arms, Lower Class Juror, Upper Class Juror, House of Representatives 3. BOB NELSON-Choir, Bible Club, Junior Consul, Latin Club, Filibusters, Vice-President, President Organ Club. SHARON NEWBURN- High Tide 3, 4, Uniform Board 1, 3, Library 3, Junior Play, Varsity Dance Sweetheart, Song Leader 3, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Quill and Scroll, A.S.B. Secretary, A.S.B.C., Secretary Drill Team 2, House of Representatives 3. OLAN NEWMAN-Library, Shakespearean Festival, lvy Chain, French Club, Filibusters. RICHARD NEWMAN-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, Boys' R Club, Ivy Chain, C.S.F. 2, President French Club, Key Club, Boys' League Lower Class Juror, Secretory. JOHN NEIMAN-Football 2, 3, 4, Boys' R Club, Varsity Dance Court. JOHN NlSLEY- High Tide , Filibusters, World Friendship Club, Math Club. JOHN NOORLANDER-Football 3, 4, Track, Varsity Dance Court. .122 . cLAss or 1956 SUE PANNELI.-G.A.A.5 Uniform Board5 Library5 Glee Club5 Bible Club5 Future Teachers. HARRY PARKHURST-B Football I, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling5 Track5 High Tide 45 Ivy Chain5 French Club5 Fili- busters5 Math Club5 Boys' League Lower Class Juror I, 25 Boys' Judge 3, 45 A.S.B.C. HELEN PATRIDGE-Red Cross Council 25 Uniform Board I, 2, 3, 45 Office 25 Junior Play5 Varsity Show 'I, 35 Bible Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Treasurer Cognotai5 Youth Fellowship Club5 Girls' League Executive Board , 4. CAROLYN PEARCE-G.A.A.5 Switch Board5 Uniform Board5 Library5 Junior PIay5 Varsity Show 35 Flag Twirler5 Camera Club. GERALD PEARSON-Wrestling 35 Library5 C.S.F. I, 3, 45 Latin Club5 Math Club 45 Vice-President Natural Science Club 3. MARK PEPPARD-Football 3, 45 Basketball 35 Track 3. MARCIA PEPPE-Glee Club5 Drill Team 3, 45 Girls' League. JAMES PETERSON-Wrestling 2, 45 Choir5 Rifle Club5 Aviation Club5 Radio Club5 Math Club. ANNE PETROSINO-Office5 Girls' League5 Associated Stu- dent Body. JIM PHELPS-Band5 Bays' League5 Associated Student Body. BEVERLY PHILLIPS-Rhythms5 Camera Club5 Girls' League. JOHN PINER-Boys' League5 Associated Student Body. CLAREN NORDHAGEN-G.A.A.5 Girls' R Club5 High Tide 5 Uniform Board5 C.S.F. 25 Spanish Club5 Vice-President F.H.A. CAROLINE NORTON-G.A.A. 'l, 2, 35 Office5 Ensemble5 F.B.L.A.5 Spanish Club5 Camera Club. MARGARET NOWE-G.A.A. 3, 45 C.S.F. 3, 45 Latin Club5 Paletteers5 Future Nurses5 Vice-President Future Medics5 President Rhythms5 Girls' League Executive Board. LANI NUGENT-Girls' Leauge5 Associated Student Body. RICHARD NURTON-Boys' League5 Associated Student Body. MELROY OLAFSEN-Ca-mera Club5 Boys' League5 Associated Student Body. MARTHA OROZCO-G.A.A.5 PILOT5 C.S.F. I, 25 F.H.A.5 F.B.L.A.5 Spanish Club5 Future Teachers5 Future Nurses5 Skating Club5 Drill Team 2, 3. BILL OSBORNE-Boys' League5 Associated Student Body. RONNIE OWENS- High Tide 5 PILOT5 Varsity 45 Dance Band 45 C.S.F. 25 Chess Club 45 President Bowling Club 2, 3, 4. TOM OWENS-Ivy Chain5 C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 45 President Organ Club5 President Math Club. WILLIAM PADDOCK-Rifle Club5 Secretary Aviation Club5 Math Club. NANCY PAINE-G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Girls' R Club5 Rhythms 3, 45 Paletteers 2, 3, 45 Future Medics 2, 3, 45 Varsity Show 45 World Friendship Club. ' 123 ' CLASS OF 1956 SENIORS 01240 First two rows on page 125. GREGORY ROBINSON-Transfer from Paramount, Band, Boys' League. SOL ROCKENMACHER-Basketball 3, 4, Boys' R Club, Junior Play, Boys' State, Ivy Chain, C.S.F, 3, 4, French Club, Penpointers, Quill and Scroll, President Filibusters, Key Club, Math Club, Boys' League Vice-President, President A.S.B., A.S.B.C. MARY RODRIQUEZ-Office, Glee Club, Choir, Usherettes. NEWTON ROSE-Secretary Masters, Boys' League, A.S.B. ALBERT SALMON-Office, Health Department, Red Cross Council, Library, French Club, Treasurer Future Medics. LAIRD SANDERS- High Tide 3, 4, PILOT, Uniform Board, Varsity Show 3, Latin Club, Quill and Scroll, Paletteers, Drill Team, Girls' League Executive Board. KENT SCHAFER-Basketball, Wrestling, Boys' League. SALLY SCHNEIDER-Rhythms, G.A.A., Uniform Board, Ivy Chain, C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, Secretary Math Club, F.B.L.A., Thespains, World Friendship Club, Varsity Show 4. ROSEMARY SCHUHOLZ-G.A.A., Office, Glee Club, Bible Club, Vice-President Penpointers, Quill and Scroll, Math Club. DONNA SHAFER-F.B.L.A., Vice-President, Treasurer Usherettes, Camera Club, Drill Team 3, 4. CHARLES SHUPPS--Tennis Boys' R Club, President Bowling Club, Thespian, Future Medics, Math Club, Physical Science Club. LINDA SKIDMORE-Rhythms, G.A.A,, Girls' R Club, G.A.A. Board, F.B.L.A., Spanish Club, Varsity Show 4, Paletteers, Secretary World Friendship Club, Thespians, Math Club. JIM PIPER-Boys' League, Associated Student Body. GEORGE PLANTE-- High Tide 4, Camera Club, B Foot- ball 3, Skating Club. GLORIA POSER-Rhythms, G.A.A., Library, Senior Play, Bible Club, F.H.A., Paletteers, Future Teachers, World Friendship Club. WILLMA PROCTOR-Rhythms, G.A.A., Girls' R Club, Uniform Board 2, Glee Club, Spanish Club, F.B.L.A., Red Cross Council. MICHAEL PURCELL-B Football il, A Football 2, 3, 4, Boys' R Club, High Tide 4, Varsity Dance Court. ROBERT RAHN-A Football 4, B Football 3, Band, Choir, Orchestra, Varsity Dance Court, Baseball 3, 4, SYLVIA RAMSDEN-PILOT, Switch Board, Glee Club, F.B.L.A. CAROL REED-G.A.A., Switch Board, Office, Glee Club, Head Maiorette 4, Bible Club. DEANNA REID-Girls' League, Associated Student Body. MAE REYNOLDS-G.A.A., Girls' R Club, Glee Club, Choir, Spanish Club, Bible Club, Future Nurses, World Friendship Club, Vice-President Future Medics, PHYLLIS ROBERTS-Choir, Transfer from Poly High, Girls' League. DAN ROBINETTE-Football i, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Dance Court, Boys' League. ' 125 ' SENIORS ROSEMARY SLAPANSKY-Glee Club5 Choir5 Girls' League, BLANCHE SMEAD-Office5 Secrefary, Presideni UshereHes5 Historian F.H.A. SALLY SMEAD- High Tide 45 PILOT5 Office5 C.S.F. 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club5 Presideni Cognofai5 Quill and Scrollp Girls' League Executive Board5 A.S.B, Recording Secre1ary5 A.S.B.C.5 Secretary Drill Team. RICHARD SMITH-Lafin CIub5 President Bible Club5 Math Club5 Physical Science Club5 World Friendship Club. ROBERT SMITH-Boys' Leugue5 A.S.B. ROSYLYN SMITH-C.S.F. 35 French CIub5 Fuiure Nurses Bible Club5 F.B.L.A. SHARON SMITH- High Tide 45 Library5 Varsify Show 45 French CIub5 Spanish Club. VIOLET SMITH-G.A.A. 1, 25 Girls' League5 Associafed Sfudenf Body. WAYNE SMITH-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Of'Fice5 Boys' League. JERRY SMYLIE-Sergeant-at-Arms Camera Club5 Boys' League. DICK SOLIS-Baskelball 1, 35 Trc1ck5 High Tide 4. DIANA SOUTHWORTH-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' R Club 3, 4: G.A-A- BOOFC3 1, 2, 3, 45 Uniform Board 1, 35 C.S.F. 15 Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 25 Semper Comifes5 Cogno1ai5 Future Teachers 35 Girls' League Executive Board 1, 3, 4. l l ' a -1-X llefu 0-sf rl AGNES STAAL-Ofticey Treasurer F.B.L,A.y Girls' League. DON STAHR-Basketbally Bundy Orchestra. ANNE STARKWEATHER-G.A.A.y Girls' R Cluby High Tide y Uniform Boardy Latin Cluby Future Teachersy World Friend- ship Club. ROY STEPHENSON-Baseball 3y Varsity Show 2, 3, 4y Bundy Dance Bundy Sergeant-at-Arms Camera- Club, PRISCILLA STERNAD- High Tide 4y PlLOTy Uniform Boardy Varsity Show 3, 4y C.S.F. 3, 4y French Cluby Cognotaiy Semper Comitesy Quill and Scrolly Paletteersy Drill Team 2, 3, 4y Girls' League Executive Board. MAX STEVENSON-Boys' Leaguey Associated Student Body. GLORIA STEWART-Health Departmenty Uniform Boardy Officey Bandy Maiorettey Bible Cluby Spanish Cluby Camera Club. JAN SULLIVAN-G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4y President Girls' R Cluby G.A.A. Board 3, 4y High Tide y PlLOTy Senior Playy Junior Playy Varsity Show 2, 3, 4y Shakespearean Festival 2y Ivy Chainy C.S.F. 3, 4y Secretary Latin Cluby Semper Comitesy Historian Cognotaiy Quill and Scrolly Secretary Future Medicsy House of Representatives 3, 4y Girls' League Executive Board. MARY GALE SULLIVAN-G.A.A.y High Tide y Varsity Showy Ensembley Orchestray French Cluby Thespiansy World Friend- ship Club. ANNE SUTTON-Girls' Leaguey Associated Student Body. ELLEN SUTTON- High Tide y PlLOTy Uniform Board I, 2y Varsity Show 'I, 2, 3y French Cluby Historian Semper Comitesy Honor Guard on Ivy Chuiny Vice-President Drill Team. DENNIS TERRY- High Tide 3, 4y Office 3y Senior Playy Varsity Show 3, Ay Spanish Club 2y Quill and Scrolly Filibustersy Vice-President Mastersy Boys' League Secretary 3, 4y House of Representatives. SENIORS ' I26 ' l BERT VALENZUELA-Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2 3, Boys' R Club, Varsity Dance Court, Key Club Baseball, Boys' League President, A.S.B.C, ADA RUTH VAN DER HOEK-PILOT, Bible Club, F.H.A. Future Teachers, Basketball 'l, Track 2, 4, C.S.F. 2, Spanish Club 4 Sophomore Class President, A.S.B.C. 2. JACK WARING-Boys' League, Associated Student Body Aviation Club, C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4. Boys' League. JUDI WATSON-Switch Board, Choir, Madrigal, F.B.L.A. brary, Key Club, REBECCA WELLINGHOFF-Paletteers, Camera Club, Girls' League. NANCY WELTON-Rhythms, G.A.A., Senior Play, F.B.L.A., Future Teachers, Camera Club, World Friendship Club, Paletteers. ROBERT WELTY-Boys' League, Associated Student Body. Last two rows on page 126. LYNN THOMAS-PILOT, Choir, Drill Team, Bible Club, F.H.A., Spanish Club, Future Nurses, Filibusters, Organ Club, Future Medics. PATRICIA THOMAS-Library, World Friendship Club, Girls' League. EDDIE THORNS-Boys' League, Associated Student Body. ROBERT TLAPA-Office, Stamp Club, Camera Club. JEAN TORNBOM- High Tide 3, 4, Red Cross Council, Sha kespearean Festival, Quill and Scroll, Thespians, Future Medics. MARLENE TOTEL-Girls' League, Associated Student Body. MARTYN TOUSSAINT-Basketball 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, Boys' R Club, High Tide 4, Junior Play, lvy Chain, C,S.F. 3, 4, Treas- urer French Club, Filibusters, Key Club, President Masters, Boys' League Treasurer, A.S.B. Commissioner of Finance, A.S.B.C. LEROY TRUJILLO-Transfer from Mira Costa, Boys' League. SYLVIA TRYGG-Drill Team, Girls' League. CHARLES TURNER-Senior Play, Junior Play, Varsity Show 4, Shakespearean Festival, Ivy Chain, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, President Penpointers, Quill and Scroll, Paletteers, Treasurer Thespians. LON TURNER-Boys' League, Associated Student Body. SAND! TYLER-Girls' R Club, G.A.A., Varsity Show 2, Glee Club, Ensemble, C.S.F. 2, F.H,A., French Club, Girls' Executive Board 'l, 2. ' 127 ' CLASS OF i956 DICK VAUPEL-B Basketball 3, 4, C Basketball 2, D DAVE WALKER-Golf 2, 3, 4, Math Club, Boys' League. BOB WATERHOUSE-French Club, Physical Science Club, CLIFFORD WATKINS-B Football l, 2, Wrestling 'l, 2, GORDON WATT-Basketball 'l, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Li- .1 Q 4 f J x 1 1 Af CJ J DIANN WESTALL-Girls' League: Associated Student Body. ROY WESCOTT-Boys' League: Associated Student Body. ANN WESTLAKE-G.A.A.: Girls' R Club: Uniform Board: Glee Club: Secretary Future Meclics: Future Nurses: Skating Club. DEAN WHIPPLE-Vice-President Masters: Boys' League. REGINA WHITE-G.A.A.: Girls' R Club: PILOT: Uniform Board: Senior Play: Junior Play: Varsity Show 2, 3: Shake- spearean Festival: Glee Club: C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4: Bible Club: Latin Club: Semper Comites: Treasurer Future Teachers: Paletteers: Filibusters: Thespians: Youth Fellowship Club: World Friendship Club. DIANE WHITTLESEY-Senior Play: Varsity Show 4: Drill Team 4. HAROLD WHARTON-Boys' League: Associated Student Body. VIRGINIA WIDRIG-Office: Girls' League: Associated Student Body. JEAN WILLIAMS-PILOT: F.H.A.: F.B.L.A.: World Friendship Club: Usherette for Commencement. JOAN WILLIAMS-F.H.A.: F.B.L.A.: Usherettes: World Friendship Club. PAT WILLIAMS-Rhythms: Uniform Board: Junior Play: Varsity Show 2, 3: Ivy Chain: Maiorette 3: Song Leader 4: Varsity Dance Court: Semper Comites: Cognotai: Paletteers: Sophomore Class Vice-President: Junior Class Vice-President: Fresh- man Class Secretary: Senior Class Treasurer: Girls' League: Lower Class Juror: Upper Class Juror: Corresponding Sec- retary. SUZANNA WILLIS-Rhythms: French Club: Thespians, JOHN WORKMAN- High Tide : Varsity Show 2, 3: Ivy Chain: Band: Commissioner of Entertainment. STELLA WOMACK-Future Nurses: Girls' League: Associated Student Body. WESLEY WOODS-Boys' League: Associated Student Body. BARBARE WRYE-Red Cross Council 3: Uniform Board: Office 4: Varsity Show 3, 4: Ivy Chain: C.S.F. 4: Youth Fellowship Club 3, 4: World Friendship Club 4: Drill Team 2, 3, 4: Properties Manager 4: Girls' League Executive Board 3, 4. BARBARA ZBINDEN-G.A.A.: Girls' R Club: G.A.A, Board: PILOT: C.S.F. I, 3, 4: Spanish Club: Cognotai: Future Teachers: Secretary Organ Club: Girls' League Executive Board. FRED ZIEBARTH-Football 3, 4: Rifle Club: Boys' League. ON LOAN, thanks to the American Field Service: GUSTAAF STUIVELING, RENATE BOLZMANN, SANDRA OTTOLENGHI, KIRSTEN PEDERSON and GABRIEL ROMANUS. 'I28' DELEGATES TO BOYS' and GIRLS' STATE: Jon Knickerbocker, Sol Rockenmacher, Sally Bagby, and Pete Hasci. ' 'I29 ' SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS IVY CHAIN MEMBERS for Cmmencement, June 'l7, 'I955 were: Nancy Cherry, Scottie Colton, Laddie Conger, Harry Parkhursf, marshals, Sol Rockenmacher, Pete Hcrsci, Sally Scheider, Marty Toussaint, Duane Davis, John Workman, Jackie Leslie, Gay Little, Linda Murray, Rex Hughes, Pat Williams, Jean Brown, Armida Gonzales, Jan Sullivan, Margo Miller, Pat Chemnitzer, Sally Bagby, Diane Corwin, Lila Dodge, Donna Myers, Barbara Wrye, Sheila Mac- Iaran, Bert Valenzuela, Jan Knickerbocker, Robert Combs, Robert Elkins, Charles Turner, Fred Freemon, Tom Owens, Kenneth Gindroz, Olan Newman, and Dick Newman. Ushers and usherettes included Kay Koons, Virginia Dawson, Barbara Brown, Ellen Sutton, Jo Ann Barton, Virginia Liggett, Margaret Nowe, Priscilla Sternad, Jean Williams, Claude Dailey, Charles Baag, Craig Carter, Art Delight, Tim McMillan, Ann Lopin, Diane Medlicotf, Pat Harvey, Jeneen Johnson, Mark Peppard, Marcia Peppe, Arba Ayakatubby, Bob Compher, Willa Hofrlizimmer, Sally Smead, and Jean Broadbent. IVY CHAIN AND USHERS SENIORS ' 130 ' I 515 QAM, SKLIIJVVL - -5 . . , - I ' A , 3657! ang 'u X ijikuuvxf' i 55 'IE-'jo oL0uwkLhategM6J+Q' 'iii I IIXJN I I SENIOR A TIJTIIESV Senio Play- Time Out For Ginger - y D mber 1, 2, 3, 1955 A C r ecard eek-A 'I 2-A 'I 7 1956 Lf 1 - 2 r Euncel14iIIbiIlypH -I3Ap 'I 7, 1956 W J CL-fqfvy s Ditch Day-C f 1- -M y 21, 1956 v0.10 I C! is ls -110 252956 W CK-LQ rv i Senior Poriylgise HI'JAIeIEJ5u6ne 14, 1956 I Class Gift-Landscaping fhe Triangle mf I I MW f f Uafiiiu klJw-lvoxli W r- ' , ,K . 1 IJ1, JZ' '... his Qlzinii1r et7Efg11W5kgQTQ 684.1-'LLLQ QW, ' awww 6f.0fUQ,, 'COMMANDERS OF THE CLASS: Vice-president Bob Combs, Historian Peggy Nowe, President Rex Hughes, SecrefaryL1 Pat Williams, S g t Y ms Harry Parkhurst. cGonn1ga1 A, f' 'Olton mewburn Ayszatubby Southw th KK eclaren 1Jorg1eon Dietz Tones I wlgg?tt Sterned Crit McMillan gQ8rd . 1 L, eg T Eutton 7meBd Elf 4Qernv 5 'Cf Isenmvle OI'l 1?- f 4-P . af UE' Cullison Ramsdqn Sanders . 'M y Sf 1 4 1- K V gf' - ,Q 1 , , Q7 K 1 . X4 Y' N5e1 Y Roc ' Ghandlee NfV9 ' lf -u LiwdStFO 11 's The Lions' Club of Redondo Beach The Lions' Club of Redondo Beach is one of eleven thousand Service Clubs in operation throughout the world all of which are composed of the respective community's leading busi- ness and professional men. The purpose of Lions International is much more than good fellowship and club social life, important though these are. lt is to recognize community needs and develop means of meeting them, either through its own effort or in cooperation with other agencies. The Redondo Beach Club is celebrating its 'thirty-second birthday this year and through- out the year we have been very proud and happy to support the many activities of the Redondo Union High School. A very happy occasion for the past twenty-nine years has been the annual football banquet tended in honor of the Varsity and Senior Bee football players and their respective coaches and it is indeed our keen desire to continue this practice for years to come. Our club members have been in, and have supported the American Field Service project and we look forward to having those fine young people from foreign lands attend our meet- ings as guest speakers. Our nineteenth annual Students Speakers' Contest was another activity in which we have enioyed the wholehearted and enthusiastic support and cooperation of the faculty and students of the Redondo Union High School. We consider it an honor and a pleasure- each year to be permitted to present the Lions' Club Good Citizenship award to an outstanding boy and girl graduate. We have been grate- ful during the past several years for the demonstration of appreciation of our interest in the R.U.H.S. student activities by being permitted to sell programs at one of the football games. The money thus derived is expended on our Sight Conservation and Blind Aid program in which program many unfortunate youngsters are made happier with properly fitted glasses and medical treatment. I We of the Redondo Beach Lions' Club wish to take this opportunity to extend our con- gratulations to the members of the senior graduating class of T956 and we are confident that because of their experience and training they will make better citizens and will assume their rightful place in this world of ours. Sincerely yours, Earle D. Campbell, President 4 W FULLER PAINTS O GARDEN TOOLS 0 SHOP SMITH Phone FRontier 5-1960 GRlFFIN'S f RIVIERA VILLAGE HARDWARE y CLEANERS 5 House of Tuxedos - A CLEANING-PRESSING-ALTERATIONS We Give S CQ H Green Stamps 9 I Complete . . . 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