Redondo Union High School - Pilot Yearbook (Redondo Beach, CA)
- Class of 1957
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VAUGHN R. STRIFF C ' WATERS M. VAN UERE E. WATT J. VAN WAGONER B. WEAVER W WILCOX . A. WILSON IE One fine day in the spring of 1907, a boy and a girl, Bert Lerch and Mina Sanderson, stood side by side and all alone to receive their high school diplomas. Today, a full fifty years later, we of Redondo should think on the pleasant ordeal of Miss Sanderson and Mr. Lerch, in tight billowing gown and tight celluloid collar, with particular pride and fondness, for they were the first pioneers. They were the Hrst graduates from Redondo High School. Furthermore, as a final testimonial to the toughness and adaptability of the Redondo species, both Miss Sanderson tnow Mrs. Mina Sanderson Currierj and Mr. Lerch are very much THE FIRST PLAY to be presented at Redondo High School, Esmeralda, was performed in April of 1907. Miss Dora Camp- bell Davis and Mr. Albert Lerch, one of the first two graduates are pictured in that ploy. At lower left is Mr. Lerch as he is today, and at the right is Miss Mina Sanderson, the other graduate of 1907. The picture was taken on our campus. At the left is Mrs. Currier Knee Mina Sandersonl as she is today. alive. Mrs. Currier, after a long and distinguished career as a California teacher, now lives with her husband in retirement on a farm near Arlington, Washington, Mr. Lerch, after more than 46 years with Southern California business firms, including 37 years with Stand- ard Oil, is in retirement, living in Los Angeles when he is not traveling about the world. Both of our earliest classmates are alert to the present and clear-eyed and charitable about the pastg the letters the PILOT has received from each are exceptionally well-written. The spelling is flawless and the grammar unimpeachable. Who says we don't teach our young- sters anything here at Redondo? qcannnued on Page 1555 Z Q? X -Q ix 453 1 Qmqag-Kami , E if iii 'Sl s:.'i' :E 2 .-- v - v.: ,, ,. 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AL BAUM-B Football: Swimming: Aviation Club. 12 MARY ANN ABRAMOVIC-G.A.A.: Glee Club: Fiesta: Girls' League, ROY ADAMS- High Tide : Jr. Play: Varsity Show: Band: Dance Band: Orchestra. STELLA ADAMS-G.A.A.: Fiesta: F.T.A.: Organ Club Treas. CAROLE ADDLEMAN-Glee Club: Choir: Skating Club: Bowling Club. EARL ALDERSON-Band: Drum Major: Boys' League. MAURLAINE ALLMAN-Fiesta: Paletteers: Skating Club. ISABEL ANAYA-Girls' league: A.S.B. ESTHER AQUINO-G.A.A.: Varsity Show: Youth Fellowship Club: Spanish Club: Candy Stripers: W.F.C. BILL AUSTIN-B Football: Track: High Tide : Jr. Play: Varsity Show: Dance Band: Penpointers: Pep Club. MURRELL BEAL-A.S.B.p Boys' League: Madrigal Choir. JOHN BEATTIE-Baseballg Boys' Leaguep A.S.B. FRANCES BECKER-Boys' Leagueg A.S.B. JOHN BELL-B Foofballg Trackg Cross Counfryp R Club. KEN BENSON-Trackg Maih Clubg Radio Clubg Archery Club. RITA BENSON-Girls' Leuguep A.S.B.g F.R.C. DANELL BEST-G.A.A.g R Club Boardp Fiesta, EARL BEYER-Trackg Cross Country: Sr. Playy Jr. Playp Orchesfray Key Club: Varsify Show. ALEX BISHOP-B Fooiballp Wresilingp Spanish Club. DONNA BISHOP-G.A.A.7 Uniform Boarcly Glee Club: Choirg F.R.C. JACQUELINE BISHOP-G.A.A.g Uniform Boardp Choirg Fiestay Drill Teamg F.H.A.p Rhyfhmsp Paleifeers. BABS BOHANNON--Sec. F.R.C.g Shutter Club Pres.7 Skating Clubg W.F.C.p Candy Slripersg Rhyfhmsg Future Nursesp Fiesfcli Quill and Scrollp High Tide . CAROLYN BORKOWSKI-Fiesfap C.S.F.g Future Medicsg Modes and Manners. GEORGE BOUSE-B Foofbally Trackg High Tide g Varsify Show. BRENT BOWERS-B Foofballg Varsifyp C.S.F. CHARLES BOYDSTON-Boys' Leaguep A.S.B. GARY BRAASCH-Boys' Leaguef A.S.B. LINDA BRINTON-G.A.A.p Varsity Dance Courh Drill Team V.P.y Spanish Clubp Skating Club, . 13 'SEZ' BARRON BROUILETTE--Track 2: Radio Club: Boys' League. KAREN BROWN-G.A.A.: F.B.L.A.: Skating Club. WILLIAM BROWN-Tennis 3: High Tide : Compass: Varsity Show 4: Penpointers, GAYLA BROWNE-G.A.A.: Uniform Board: High Tide : Sr. Play: Jr. Play: Varsity Show Youth Fellowship: Spanish Club: Thespians. CHARLOTTE BROWNING-G.A.A.: R Club: Sr. Play: Varsity Show 3: Glee Club: Bowling Club: Skating Club: Spanish Club. JAMES BRUNNER-Stamp Club: Boys' League. DAVE BRYANT-Proiectionist: Boys' League: A.S.B. RICHARD BULLOCK-Boys' League: A.S.B. WALTER BURRIS-Baseball l, 2, 3: R Club: Madrigal Choir: Bowling Club. LARRY BUZZARD-V Football 3: B Football 2: Track 2: R Club. FRANCES CANTY-G.A.A.: High Tide : Glee Club: Drill Team: Sec. Latin Club. COLETTE CARLSON-F.B.L.A.: Candy Stripers: Girls' League. ORINE CARROLL-G.A.A.: R Club: PILOT: F.B.L.A.: Future Retailers. TONIA CARROLL- High Tide : Spanish Club: World Friendship Club. SALLY CHAFFEE-Uniform Board: Drill Team: C.S.F. 4: Pep Club. U W U ALAN CHANEY-Golf: Track: Cross Country: R Club: High Tide : Bowling Club. CHARLES CHAPMAN-Golf: Boys' League. MIKE CIAURI-Band: Orchestra: Boys' League. EILEEN CLARK-Uniform Board: Candy Stripers: C.S.F.: Paletteers: F.B.L.A.: Modes and Manners: Bowling Club. LEROY CLAYTON-V Football: Track: Bowling Club. DONALD COBABE-V Football: B Football: Wrestling: Swimming: R Club: Rifle Club. DENNIS COLMER-B Football: Swimming: Boys' League. PAT CONKLIN-World Friendship Club: Paletteers Sec.: Spanish Club: Ivy Chain: Uniform Board. ARTIE CONSTANTINE-Uniform Board: Varsity Show 3: Dance Band: Drill Team: Spanish Club: Modes and Manners: World Friendship Club: Science Club. CAROL COOK-G.A.A.: Orchestra: Spanish Club. LOUIS COOK-V Football: V Basketball: JV Basketball: B Football: Baseball: R Club: Ivy Chain: Varsity Dance Court. Club. RON COOPER-Boys' League: A.S.B. Boys' League. Drill Team: F.B.L.A.: French Club. MONTY COOKUS-B Football: Baseball: R HARRY CORNISH-Swimming: High Tide , ELLEN COUREY-Uniform Board: Glee Club, MARY COX-Uniform Board: Drill Team: C.S.F.: F.B.L.A.: Spanish Club: Bowling Club: W.F.C.: Jr. Red Cross Council: Pep Club. TOM COX-B Football: Track: Frosh Representative. MIKE COYLE-Upper Class Juror of Boys' League: Key Club: Jr. Play: High Tide : Wrestling: Track: Swimming: Class Veep 'l, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH CRABTREE-Boys' League: A.S.B. CECIL CRAIG-Transfer from Reynolds, Nebraska. FRANCES CROLEY-G.A.A.: F.R.C.: Girls' League. SUSAN CROOKS-PILOT: Varsity Show: F.T.A.: Spanish Club: Thes- pians: Bowling Club: W.F.C. BARBARA CULLEN-F.B.L.A.: F.T.A.: Latin Club: Candy Stripers. MARY LOU CUNDALL-W.F.C.: Spanish Club: Girls' League. E DAVE CUNNINGHAM-Boys' League: A.S.B.: BETTY CUZICK-Youth Fellowship: Spanish Club. MARILYN DAHM-PILOT: Glee Club: Madrigal Choir: Ivy Chain: Drill Team: Youth Fellowship: C.S.F.: F.B.L.A.: G.L. Executive Board. DANIEL DONAS-Band I: Varsity Show 4: Latin Club: Bowling Club. GAIL DARLINGTON-Uniform Board: Glee Club: F.B.L.A.: Future Nurses. MARILOU DAVIRRO-G.A.A.: Jr. Play: Varsity Dance Court: Flag Twirler: Fiesta: Drill Team: C.S.F. 'l, 2, 3: Bowling Club: World Friendship Club. REX DAVIS-C Basketball 2: Wrestling 4: Track: R Club: High Tide : Compass: C.S.F.: Spanish Club: Penpointers: Quill and Scroll. BARBARA DAWSON-G.A,A.: R Club: Camera Club: Future Nurses: Future Medics: Future Retailers Club. ISIDRO DELGADO-C Basketball: B Basketball: Baseball: R Club: lvy Chain: French Club: Aviation Club: C.S.F. A SONJA ELLERTSON-F.H.A., Latin Club, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4. JUDY ELLIOT-G.A.A., High Tide , Spanish Club, C.S.F. QBARBARA ELSTON- High Tide , PILOT, sf. Play, Jr. Play, vufsny Show, Drill Team, Ex. Board, Youth Fellowship, Cognotai, His- torian, Semper Comites, Paletteers, World Friendship Club. IIIDONALD ENGEL-C Basketball 2, B Basketball 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track, R Club, Bowling Club. re CAROLYN EUBANKS-G.A.A., R Club Treas., PILOT, Ivy Chain, A Fiesta, C.S.F. 3, 4, French Club V.P., Filibusters, Pep Club, Girls' League V.P. JERRY EURY-Transfer from Merced, Youth Fellowship. I ILINDA FAIRCHILD-G.A.A., R Club Sec., High Tide , PILOT, Ivy Chain, Semper Comites, Cognotai, Quill and Scroll, Uniform Board, G.L. Recording Sec., Board 2, 3, 4, Filibusters, Thespians, Spanish Club. LARRY FARMER-V Football 2, JV Basketball, Boys' League. LANCE FARR-Transfer from Venice High, Boys' League, A.S.B. RAY DELIGHT- R Club, Swimming 3, 4, A.S.B. BETTY DE WITT-G.A.A., Band, Youth Fellowship, Spanish Club. MARY DODOS-Glee Club, Choir, Fiesta, G.L. JOE DONAVAN-Boys' League, A.S.B. CAROL DRAKE- High Tide Editor, Ivy Chain, Varsity Dance Court, Spanish Club, Semper Comites, Cognotai, Penpointers, Quill and Scroll, Filibusters. FRANK DRAKE, JR.-Varsity Show, Choir, Madrigal, C.S.F. 4, Future Medics, Radio, Aviation. JANET DUCKWORTH-Girls' League, Spanish Club. SHARON DWYER-Girls' League, A.S.B. JERRY EHLERS-Varsity Football, Boys' League. W SYLVIA FAULKNER-G.A.A.: R Club: PILOT: Compass: Fiesfa: Penpoinfers: 6 Laiin Club: Quill Scroll. 5, MRS. BETTY FERN-A.S.B. JANICE FERN-G.A.A.: R Club: Rhythms: Sr. Play: Varsify Show 4: Fiesfa: Pen- poinfers: Filibusfers: Fuiure Einsfeins. GORDON FITZPATRICK-Boys' League: A.S.B. CLYDE FLOOD-Boys' League: A.S.B. RICHARD FONES- High Tide : Varsify Show 4: Quill and Scroll. JUDY FOURMET-Uniform Board: Drill Team: F.B.L.A.: Spanish Club: Modes and Manners ROBERT FOURNIER-Golf: Tennis: R Club: Maih Club: Bowling Club. JANET FRANKS-Girls' League: A.S.B. DIANA FREERICKS-Uniform Board: World Friendship Club: Girls' League. MIKE FRYE-B Football: V Baseball: R Club: PILOT: Compass: Sr. Play: Varsiiy Show 3, 4: Ivy Chain: Boys' League Pres.: Penpoinfers Pres.: Quill and Scroll: Key Club: Pep Club. VEON FRYE-G.A.A. Presidenf: R Club: High Tide : PILOT: Compass: Uniform Board: Varsity Show 2: Ivy Chain: Semper Comifes: Cognofai: Penpoinfers: Quill and Scroll: Girls' League Board: Spanish Club. JUNE -FUJIWARA-Uniform Board: Ivy Chain: Cheer Leader: Drill Team: Fiesia: Cognofai: World Friendship Club: French Club. JANET FULLER-Future Medics: Girls' League. FRANK FORDYCE-Camera Club: Bowling Club. ROBERT GABLE-Thespians5 Boys' League. RONALD GALBAVY-V Foo'lball5 Baseball 2, 35 Track 25 Archery I. DON GAMBRELL-Transfer from South Carolina5 Boys' League. LYNNE GARLOW-Transfer from Garden Grove5 PILOT5 Girls' League. BOB GARRETT-V Basketball 45 C Basket- ball 25 B Basketball 35 Track I, 2, 3, 45 R Club5 Key Club5 Boys' League Juror. ALAN GEACH-V Football 3, 45 Basketball 45 JV Basketball 'I, 2, 35 R Club5 Varsity Dance Court. JANICE GILPIN- High Tide 5 F.H.A.5 Girls' League. GRETCHEN GINDER- High Tide 5 Uniform Board5 Jr. Play5 Varsity Show5 Ivy Chain5 Drill Team Pres.5 Spanish Club5 Semper Comites5 Cognotai5 Quill and ScroIl5 World Friend- ship Club. KEITH GISH-Cross Country5 Projectionisf. BEVERLY GIVENS-Girls' Leaguc5 A.S.B. BOB GOBEL-Boys' League .ludge5 V Football 45 B Foofball5 B Basketball5 V Basketball 45 Track I, 2, 3, 45 R Club5 Key Club5 Cla-ss Rep. CARLA GOLDENSON-Uniform Board5 Spanish Club5 World Friendship Club. WILLIAM GOLDSBOROUGH-Sr. Play: Band5 Boys' League. CARLOS GONZALEZ-C Basketball 35 B Basketball 45 Boys' League. JESSE GONZALEZ-B Football 2, 3, 45 C BasketbaIl5 Wrestling 3, 45 Track5 R Club5 High Tide. 'W I me 5, 1 ,X v f V 43... KATHY GREENLEE-Choir: F.B.L.A.: Bowling Club: Skating Club. VICTORIA GREGORY-G.A.A.: High Tide : Compass: Uniform Board: Sr. Play: Jr. Play: Varsity Show: Ivy Chaim Fiesta: Drill Team: French Club: Penpointers: Quill and Scroll. JIM GRINNELL-Radio Club Pres., Treas.: Spanish Club: Math Club: Bowling Club: Junior Red Cross. JOHN GROOTHUIS-B Football 4: Tennis 3: R Club: Swimming 3: Varsity Show 3, 4: Band: lvy Chain: Spanish Club: Key Club: Sr. Sgt. at Arms: Comm. Athletics: A.S.B.C. CLIFFORD GUILLORY-B Football I: Wrestling 4. BARBARA GUYNES-Rhythms: Glee Club: Fiesta: Thespians. ANN HADNOT-Girls' League: A.S.B. SANDRA HAGINS-Paletteers: Girls' League: A.S.B. DAVE HANNA-B Football I, 2: Wrestling 3: Sr. Play: Jr. Play: Varsity Show 4: Key Club. 20 LUIS GONZALEZ-V Football 3: Wrestling I: Track 'l. KAREN GOULD- High Tide : Uniform Board Pres.: Varsity Dance Court: Drill Team: F.H.A. Treas.: Paletteers Treas.: Girls' League Board: Representative 4: Girls' Court. ALTA GRAHAM-G.A.A.: R Club V.P.: Ivy Chain: Fiesta: C.S.F. 3, 4. KIT GRANNIS-Transfer from Mira Costa. CHARLES GRAY-Varsity Show 2: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Youth Fellow- ship Club 2: Spanish Club: Stamp Club: Book Club. KAY GRAY-Girls' League: A.S.B. DIANE GREEN-Glee Club: Madrigal Choir: Choir: Youth Fellowship: C.5.F.: F.B.L.A. JOANNE GREEN- High Tide : Uniform Board: Jr. Play: Varsity Show 3: Glee Club: Choir. NOEL GREEN-Boys' League: A.S.B. 1 1 PATRICK HANNAN-Boys' League: A.S.B. TONY HANSEN-Wrestling 4: Transfer from San Pedro. BILL HARPER-Radio Club: Boys' League: A.S.B. DALE HARRIMAN-Baseball 2, 3: Band: Choir: Madrigal Choir: C.S.F. 2: Bowling Club. SUE HARRIS- High Tide : French Club: Spanish Club: Pep Club: World Friendship Club: Freshman Class Rep. PAT HART- High Tide : Usherettes: Girls' League. TONY HARTT-Transfer from San Pedro. LYNN HARVIE-Varsity Show 4: Ivy Chain: Spanish Club: Semper Comites: Pep Club: Inter Club Council: World Friendship Club Sec.: Girls' League Board. VONZZA HATHAWAY-Transfer from Gardena High. RALPH HEANEY-C.S.F. 2, 3, 4: Skating Club: A.S.B. GWEN HEFNER-G.A.A.: Varsity Show 3: Sr. Play: Spanish Club: Paletteers: World Friendship Club. JOHN HEINO-V Football 4: Wrestling 3: R Club: Varsity Dance Court: C.S.F. 3, 4: Math Club. LARRY HENDEI.-C Basketball 3: Tennis 3: Youth Fellowship: Stamp Club: Archery. ISABEL HERNAN DEZ-G.A.A.: A.S.B. RUBEN HERNANDEZ-B Football: Wrestling: High Tide : Science Club: Fr. Treas. SUSAN HICKSON-G.A.A.: PILOT: Compass: Uniform Board: Youth Fellowship: Quill and Scroll: Pep Club. .IANICE HILL-Band: Orchestra: Girls' League, MARILYN HOCH-Varsity Show: Transfer from Compton. 21 NANCY HOGAN-G.A.A., PILOT, Sr, Play, Varsity Show, Drill Team, C.S.F., Thespians, World Friendship Club, Math Club, Spanish Club Treas., Semper Comites Hist., Pep Club Sec. MICHAL HOLTOM-Jr. Play, Band, C.S.F., Thespians, Bow Benders. KATHY HOTCHKISS-G.A.A., PILOT, Uniform Board, Varsity Show, Glee Club, Choir, French Club, Future Medics, Science Club Pres. DEE HOVELMAN-G.A.A., High Tide , French Club, Youth Fellowship, Paletteers. LYNN HOYEM-V Football 2, 3, 4, V Basketball 4, JV Basketball 'l, 2, 3, Track 'l, 2, R Club, High Tide , Jr. Play, Ivy Chain, Boys' State, Varsity Dance Court, Quill and Scroll, Key Club, Science Club, Class Pres. I, 2, 3, 4, A.S.B.C. DAVE HOYER-Boys' League, A.S.B. DARLENE HOYT-PILOT, Drill Team, Spanish Club, Future Nurses, Modes and Manners. CAROLYN HUDSON-Thespians Sec., Skating Club, C.S.F., Sr. Play, Jr. Play, Varsity Show, Shakespearian Festival, Drill Team. KARROL HUDSON-B Football 2, Wrestling 2, 3, Jr. Play, Shakespearian Festival, Latin Club, Skating Club Pres., Chess Club, Bowling Club, Thespians. PHIL HUMPHREYS- High Tide , Varsity Show, Dance Band, Orchestra, Math Club. RILEY HUNTER-Radio Club, Boys' League, A.S.B. MARY IRVINE-G.A.A., Uniform Board, The- spians, World Friendship Club. km V u MARILYN ISHAM-G.A.A., Girls' League, A.S.B. SATOSHI ISHIBASHI-Boys' League, A.S.B. JUDY JAMES-Compass: Penpointers: World Friendship Club: Archery Club. SHARON JENKINS-Girls' League: A.S.B. DEANIE JOHNSON- High Tide : Uni- form Board: Varsity Dance Sweet- heart: Song Leader: Maiorette: Fiesta: Drill Team: Youth Fellowship: Cog- notai: Quill and Scroll: Inter-Club Council: Girls' League V.P.: A.S.B.C. JOANN JOHNSON-Fiesta: Drill Team: C.S.F. 1, 2, 3. JOHN JOHNSON-B Football: Wrestling: Track: R Club: Sr. Play: Jr. Red Cross. SANDRA JOHNSON-Uniform Board: Glee Club: Choir: Madrigal Choir: Youth Fellowship: F.R.C. Pres. CORENA JONES-G.A.A.: PlLOT: Head Maiorette: F.B.L.A.: Science Club: Aviation Club: Pep Club: Camera Club Historian. DAVID JONES-B Football: Track: R Club: Jr. Play: Varsity Show: Madrigal Choir: Cheerleader: Fiesta: Youth Fellowship Pres.: Key Club. BILL JUNGE-Boys' League: A.S.B. LANCE KANASTER-Golf 2, 3, 4: R Club: High Tide : Compass: lvy Chain: Penpointers Hist.: Quill and Scroll: Key Club. JUDY KEHM- High Tide : Compass: Uniform Board: Flag Twirler: Fiesta: Drill Team: C.S.F.: Spanish Club: Semper Comites: Cognotai: Quill and Scroll: Rep 2, 4. BETTY BIBEAU KELLEY-Uniform Board: Fiesta: French Club: Skating Club: Candy Stripers. PATRICIA KELLEY-F.B.L.A.: Bowling Club: Bird Watchers Pres.: Skating Club V.P. DORIS KENDALL-PILOT: Spanish Club: F.B.L.A. BETTY KENWORTHY-Girls' League. MARILYN KOONS-Uniform Board7 Thespians Pres.7 Sr. PIay7 Jr. Play7 Varsity Show7 Shakespearian FestivaI7 Band7 Fiesta7 C.S.F. 3, 47 F.H.A.7 Semper Comites7 Math Club7 Science Club. BOB KRASCH-Boys' League7 A.S.B. BETTY LANE-G.A.A.i Rhythms7 High Tide 7 Uniform Board7 Jr. PIay7 Varsity Show7 Fiesta7 Spanish Club7 Cognofai7 Semper Comites7 Quill and ScroIl7 Fr. Representative. LINDA LAPHAM-G.A.A.7 R Club7 Fiesta7 F.B.I..A.j Library Assistant. LEE LAWRENCE-B Football 37 JV Baseball 37 Swimming 3, 47 lvy Chain. JUDI LAYMAN -G.A.A. R Club7 High Tide 7 Semper Comltesp PILOT7 Cognotai7 Quill and ScrolI7 Uniform Board7 Jr. PIay7 Youth Fellowship Club7 Class Rep. I, 2, 37 Girls' League Ex. Board 3, 4. ANNA LEIMBACH-G.A.A.7 High Tideup PILOT7 Uniform Board7 Var- sity Show7 MadrigaI7 Ivy Chain7 Song Leacler7 Drill Teamy C.S.F. 37 Youth Fellowship7 Spanish Club7 Semper Comites7 Cognotai7 World Friendship Treas.7 Pep Club Hist.7 G.L. Juror7 G.L. Board 3. BILL LEMEN-Track 2, 3, 47 Cross Country 3, 47 C.S.F.7 Key Club7 Math Club7 Summer Exchange Student. HORTENSE LEON-G.A.A.y Uniform Board7 Girls' League. 24 BONNIE KILDOW-G.A.A.7 Fiesta7 Girls' League. DARLA KILL-Girls' League7 A.S.B. BILL KINCHELOE-Radio Club7 Boys' League7 A.S.B. ALAN KINKEL-Wrestling 27 Sr. PIay7 Jr. PICYQ Varsity Show 3, 47 FiIibusters7 Thespians7 Math Club7 Bowling Club7 Chess Club7 Choir7 Shakespearian Festival7 Penpointers7 Quill and ScroIl7 Inter-Club Council. PATRICIA KLEINER-Sr. Play7 Varsity Show7 French Club7 Candy Stripers. GARY KLINGLER-B Football 2, 37 Track I, 27 Cross Country I, 47 High Tide 7 Key Club7 Math Club7 Archery Club. PAT KNIGHT-D Basketball7 JV Basketball 3, 47 Band I, 2, 3, 47 Aviation Club7 Future Einsteins7 Skating Club. JIM KNIPPEL-Boys' League7 A.S.B. JACK KNUDSON-B Basketball 2, 3, 47 C Basketball 'I7 Tennis7 R Club7 High Tide 7 lvy Chain7 C.S,F.7 Representative 37 Key Club Sec.7 Disc Jockey 'l, 2, 3, 47 Comm. Finance7 A.S.B.C. ROBERT LEWIS- Boys' League, A.S.B. SANDRA LEWIS-Penpointers Sec., G.A.A. Board, R Club, G.A.A. Songleader, Compass, Uniform Board, Varsity Show 3, 4, Fiesta, Youth Fellowship, French Club, Quill and Scroll, Bowling Club. SHARON LEWIS-PILOT Editor, Girls' League Carr. Sec., G.L. Board 2, 3, 4, Future Einsteins V.P., Organ Club Sec., Quill and Scroll, Cognotai, Semper Comites, Spanish Club, Ivy Chain, Jr. Play, Varsity Show, High Tide , G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Board 2, 3, C.S.F. 2 RABNEY LITTLE-Math Club, French Club, Radio Club Sec. TERRY LOCKEN-Boys' League, A.S.B. YVONNE LOVE- High Tide , PILOT, Compass, Varsity Show 3, C.S.F., Paletteers, Bowling Club Sec., Penpointers, F.B.L.A. GILBERT LUJAN-B Football, C Basketball, B Basketball, Track. GENE MCCANN-V Football 3, 4, V Basketball 3, 4, B Football I, 2, C Basketball I, B Basketball 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, High Tide . SUZANN MCCAUSLAND-G.A.A. I, Uniform Board, Glee Club, Youth r Fellowship, Spanish Club. Y gi 1 V , I , ksi,, , m y ' ' i if l 'gpm .- if ff, f,e:f?,a 1, x z tk, JEANNIE MCCOY-Fiesta, Girls' League. TOM McDONNELL-V Football, Boys' League. RONALD MCDOUGALD-V Football, B Football, Tennis, R Club Compass, Varsity Show 3,4, Ivy Chain, C.S.F., French Club, Pen pointers, Key Club, Filibusters, V.P. A.S.B.C. 4 COLLEEN McELROY-Girls' League, Madrigal Choir. DAVID McGRAW-Boys' League, A.S.B. DON MCIVER-Skating Club, Boys' League. CONRAD MCKNIGHT-Track I, 2, 3, 4, French Club. DARLENE MCMULLEN-Girls' League, A.S.B. MARGIE MGCGILLIVRAY-Drill Team, F.B.L.A. Bowling Club, F.R.C. 25 JIM MAHONEY- R Club: Swimming: Var- sity Show: Band: Dance Band. VICKI MANN-PILOT: Compass: Sr. Play: Varsity Show: Madrigal Choir: Ivy Chain: Varsity Dance Court: Song Leader: Drill Team: Sec. Aviation Club: Semper Com- ites: Cognotai: Penpointers: Quill and Scroll: Sec. Sophomore Class: G.L. Judge and Juror: A.S.B.C. Sec. MARIAN MARKS-G.A.A.: R Club: Fiesta: F.B.L.A. WILLA MARLEY-Compass: Band: Girls' Lea- gue. l DON MARONE-V Football: B Football: Track: R Club: Varsity Dance Court. BARBARA MASON-G.A.A.: R Club: lvy Chain: Semper Comites: Quill and Scroll: Uni- form Board: Girls' League Judge and Juror. BETTY MATHIS- High Tide : Varsity Show 3: Shakespearian Festival: Glee Club: Youth Fellowship. Rosen MAY-Boys' League: A.s.a. BARBARA MAYES-Glee Club: Choir: Girls' League. HANS MAZANTI-From Denmark: Sailing Club: A.5.B. ROSE MENIER-C.S.F.: Girls' League. SANDRA MILLER-F.B.L.A. Secretary: Girls' League. MAURICE MILLET-JV Basketball: Tennis: High Tide : Jr. Play: Varsity Show: Shakespear- ian Festival: Madrigal Choir: Shutter Club. KAYLENE MILLS-G.A.A.: Girls' League. JEAN MOODY-Fiesta: Drill Team: C.S.F.: F.T.A.: Spanish Club: W.F.C. DEAN MOORE-Key Club President: R Club Pres.: Ivy Chain: Varsity Dance Court: C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4: V Football: B Football: V Basketball: B Basketball: Tennis. RON MOORE-Swimming: Boys' League. YVONNE MORRIS- Transfer from Torrance: High Tide . TED MUEGENBURG-B Football: Cross Country: Track: C Basketball: Comm. of Elections: Ivy Chain: Madrigal Choir: Varsity Show: .lr. Play: PILOT: R Club. HARRY MYERS-Swimming: Boys' League: A.S.B. JOAN NEELY-G.A.A.: High Tide : PILOT: Compass: Uniform Board: Ivy Chain: Varsity Dance Court: Song Leader: Drill Team: Semper Comites: Penpointers: Quill and Scroll: Comm. Entertainment: A.S.B.C. EDDIE NELSON-B Football: Wrestling: Baseball: Track: R Club: High Tide : Ivy Chain: Quill and Scroll: Key Club: Comm. of Campus and Health: B.L. Juror: Soph. Treas.: Jr. Sgt. at Arms. MRS. THOMAS NEWBERRY-Band: Glee Club: Choir: Thespians. REX NEWBY-Boys' League: A.S.B. DIANE NORDIN-G.A.A.: R Club: Compass: Uniform Board: Sr. Play: Jr. Play: Varsity Show 4: Ivy Chain: Fiesta: Semper Comites: Quill and Scroll: Penpointers: G.L. Board. KEN NORDSTROM-Proiectionists: Boys' Lea- gue. llllln DON NORTHWAY-Boys' League: A.S.B.: V Basketball 4. MYRNA NOTT-Girls' League: A.S.B. GERALD O'BRIEN-Boys' LeC1gUei A-5-B- Swimming: B Football. DAVID OCHINERO-Boys' League: A.S.B.: President A.S.B.: Key Club: Pep Club: W.F.C.: B.L. Juror: Class V.P. 2, 3: Filibusters: LEO PERLEY-JV Basketball, B Football, Track, R Club, Band, Orch- estra, Spanish Club. NORM PERREN-B Foolball, C Baskelball, Compass, Sr. Play, Bowling Club. FELIX PINOL-Tennis, Track, R Club, PILOT, Sr. Play, Varsify Show, Quill and Scroll, Pres. Mafh Club, V.P. Chess Club, Comm. of Enferfainmenf, A.S.B.C. JULIE PONDACO- High Tide , Thespians, World Friendship Club. ROBERT PRESLEY-Boys' League, A.S.B. LEE QUAINTANCE-PILOT, Compass, Sr. Play, Varsify Show, Pen- pointers, Quill and Scroll, Filibuslers V.P., Mafh Club, Comm. of Campus and Healfh. BERT QUINN-B Football, Orchestra, Boys' League. ART RACKLIN-Boys' League, A.S.B. DOROTHY RADFORD-G.A.A., Uniform Board, Orcheslra, Fiesia, F.B. LA., F.T.A., Spanish Club. 28 JOANNE ODAM-Fiesta, Girls' League, A.S.B. PETE OLSEN-Wrestling 'I, 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Compass, Jr. Play, Varsity Show, Band, Ivy Chain, Head Cheerleader, Fiesta, Penpointers, Sfudenf Council. CHARLIE ORMAN-D Baslcelball, High Tide , Ivy Chain, C.S.F.: Quill and Scroll, Key Club, House of Represenlalives. LARRY PAINE-Baseball, Boys' League. MICHAEL PALMER-V Football 3, 4, B Football 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Boys' R Club, High Tide , Varsity Dance Court, Stamp Club. NANCY PARISH-Sr. Class Sec., V.P. Penpointers, Cognotai, Senior Play, Junior Play, C.S.F. 3, 4, Compass, Va-rsily Show, Quill and Scroll. MARY PARMITAR-Girls' League, A.S.B. ROBERT PATTERSON-Boys' League, A.S.B. HAROLD PECK-B Foolball I, 2, 3, Wresfling 'l, 2, 3, Track, Boys' R Club, Key Club, Sfudenf Sfore. Q 5- fix' PETE RALPH-Bowling Club, Boys' League, A.S.B. JANE RANDALL-Spanish Club, Cognotai Pres., Uniform Board, G.A.A. Drill Team. MELISSA REESE- High Tide , Uniform Board, Glee Club, Madrigal Choir, Drill Team, Spanish Club. KAY RHODEN-Girls' League, A.S.B. BETTY RHODES-Rhythms, Fiesta, French Club, World Friendship Club, Sailing Club. TOM RHODES-C Basketball 2, 3, D Basketball, Tennis 3, 4, Track, Compass, Youth Fellowship, Penpointers. LORI RICKNER-Uniform Board, Skating Club Treas., F.R.C. V.P. ALLEN RIGGS'-B Football 2, 3, C Basketball 1, 2, Track, Cheerleader, ' V Future Retailers. JERRY RILEY-Boys' League, A.S.B., Bowling Club. MICHAEL ROATH - Compass, C.S.F. President, Parliamentarian 4, Latin Club, Penpointers, Math Club, Natural Science Club. LYNNE ROBINSON- High Tide , Uniform Board, lvy Chain, Varsity Dance Court, Songleader, Semper Comites, Quill and Scroll. MARY ROCHE-Girls' League. ROBERT ROCKWELL-C Basketball, B Basketball, Golf 2, 3, 4, R Club, Choir. RONALD ROLOFF-Baseball I, Band, Dance Band. HARVEY ROSEN-V Football 4, PILOT, Varsity Show, Latin Club, Thes- pians, Chess Club. TERRELL RUSK-F.B.L.A., Sgt. at Arms Skating Club, Future Retailers State Pres. ROBERT RUTH-C.S.F. 2, Math Club, Boys' League, A.S.B. ALAN SANORD-V Football, JV Basketball, Track, R Club, Science Club. 29 1 3 I MARIE SALINAS-Uniform Board, Choir, Girls' League. NINA SANTALUCIA-Uniform Board, F.B.L.A., World Friendship. CATALINA SAUCEDO-G.A.A., Songleader, R Club, Fiesta. EDDIE SAXTON-Orchestra, Proiectionist, Boys' League. TOM SCANLON-Band, Orchestra, Boys' League. BILL SCHELL- High Tide , Varsity Show, Orchestra, Spanish Club. JIM SCHILZ-Boys' League, A.S.B. ROBERT SCHNEIDER-Jr. Play, Key Club, Boys' League. TOM SCHOOLEY-Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Filibusters, C.S.F., Math Club. GARIE SCHUNCK- G.A.A., R Club, PILOT, Uniform Board, Madrigal, Play, Fiesta, C.S.F., Cognotai, Spanish Club, Paletfeers Pres, JIM SCOTT-Spanish Club, Math Club, Archery Club V.P., Pep Club. Glee Club, S BRUCE SEIFERT-V Football 2, 3, 4, V Basketball 2, 3, 4, B Football I, B Basketball 'I, Track League Juror and Pres WILLIAM SENTER-Boys' League, A.S.B RON SHAEFFER-B Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 'I, Track 2, 3, 4, R Club, Jr. Play, Var- sity Show 2, 3, Band, Dance Band, Fies- ta, Cheerleader, Key Club, Pep Club. I JAMES SHANKLE-Track 3, 4, R Club, French Club, Key Club, Math Club. 'I, 2, 3, 4, R Club, High Tide , Ivy Chain, Varsity Dance Court, Key Club, Boys 3 MIKE SHARP-Varsity Show: Cheerleader: Fiesta: Youth Fellowship Club: Spanish Club Pres.: Math Club. .IUDI SHAVEY-F.B.L.A.: Youth Fellowship V.P.: F.H,A. Treas. JO ANNE SHAW-G.A.A.: R Club: Fiesta: F.I'I.A. SHARRON SHEELY-G.A.A.: Fiesta: Paletteers: Skating Club: Thespians: French Club: Uni form Board. CAROLYN SHEHORN- High Tide : Varsity Show: Glee Club: Skating Club RAYMOND SHOCKEY- High Tide : Jr. Play: Varsity Show: Orchestra. RON SICKELS-V Basketball 4: B Football: B Basketball: Swimming: R Club: Key Club. HOWARD SIEGEL-Baseball 3: C.S.F. 3, 4: Math Club: Natural Science Club: Aviation Club V.P. GARY SIGMAN-Math Club: Aviation Club. RON SIMPSON-Math Club: Spanish Club. GEORGE SINCLAIR-Track 2: Choir: Madrigal Choir: Latin Club: C.S.F.: Radio Club Pres. League. WILLIAM SLATER-Math Club: Boys' League: A.S.B. 323. N MARIE SMITH-Varsity Show: Band: Dance Band: C.S.F.: French Club: Organ Club: Sailing Club. PHYLLIS SMITH- PILOT: Compass: C.S.F.: F.B.L.A.: Penpointers: Latin Club: Bowl- ing Club. DAVE SKIDMORE-B Football 3: Band: Boys' SHARLYN SMITH-Head Flag Twiler, Pep Club, Fiesta, High Tide , Uniform Board. STEPHANIE SMITH-Jr. Play, Palette-ers, Girls' League. DICK SMOTHERS-B Football, Track, Cross Country, R Club, Sr. Play, Jr. Play, Varsity Show 2, 3, 4, Choir, Madrigal: Ivy Chain, Head Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Comm. of Entertainment. MAX SNYDER-B Football, Skating Club, Boys' League. MARILYN SOPKO-Choir, Future Nurses, Future Medics, Skating Club. DON SPENCER-Boys' League, A.S.B. PRISCILLA STAFFORD-Youth Fellowship, C.S.F., Girls' League. GEORGE STAMIS-Bowling Club, A.S.B. JOHN STANGER-PILOT, Sr. Play, Varsity Show 4, Boys' League. FRANK STANTON-Varsity Show 2, 3, 4, Dance Band, C.S.F. 2, Fili- busters, Math Club, Radio Club. Thespians. MARGARET STARR-Sr. Play, Varsity Show, Drill Team, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, French Club, Penpointers, Paletteers, Thespians. DONNA STEFFENS-PILOT, Compass, Uniform Board, Jr. Play, Var- sity Show, Band, Orchestra, Youth Fellowship, F.B.L.A., F.T.A., Spanish Club, Semper Comites, Usherettes, Bowling Club, Red Cross. BOB STEINBAUGH-Tennis 2, 3, 4, D Basketball, R Club, C.S.F., French Club, Key Club, Math Club. SUSAN STEINKO- High Tide , Uniform, Board, Jr, Play, Drill Team, Youth Fellowship, F.H.A., Semper Comites, Cognotai, Quill and Scroll, Pep Club Pres. SANDRA MARIE STEVENS-G.A.A., Rhythms 3, 4, Fiesta, French Club, Spanish Club, Sailing Club, World Friendship, Paletteers. DAVID STINSON-Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country, Paletteers. PHYLLIS STRASBURG-Compass, Uniform Board, Fiesta, Youth Fellow- ship, F.H.A., Semper Comites, Cognotai, Penpointers, Thespians. ROGER STANTON-Tennis 2, 3, 4, R Club, High Tide , PILOT- Compass, C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, French Club, Penpointers, Paletteersi 1 X as , 1 ,L-. M , W9 , ' , ' ri 22 , . ur F4 1 'J ff BILLY THOMPSON-Boys' League: A.S.B. HARRY THORNES-Boys' League: A.S.B. HELEN TORRES--Girls' League: A.S.B. BENNY TOWNSEND-Chess Club V.P.: Boys' League. CHARLES TOWNSEND-Boys' League: A.S.B. JERRY TOWNSEND- High Ticle : Pres. Bowling Club 3: Chess Club. ANNE TRUESDELL-G.A.A.: Rhythms: Fiesta: Camera Club: Glee Club. CHARLES UNDERWOOD-Band: Boys' League: A.S.B. CHA CHA VALENZUELA-Uniform Board: Cognotai: Sophomore Class Historian: Girls' League Asst. Judge: Upper and Lower Class Jurors, RUSTY STRIFF-Key Club V.P.: V Basketball: B Basketball: Golf: R Club: Boys' State: Ivy Chain: C.S.F.: French Club: Math Club. ROBERT STURGES-V Basketball: JV Basketball: B Basketball: Track 2: Cross Country 3: R Club: Treas. of Key Club. CARL SUNDSTROM-Math Club: Radio Club: Boys' League. JOE SURBER-V Football 3: B Football: Tennis: Track: Varsity Dance Court: Camera Club. GARY SWANSON-V Basketball: JV Basketball: B Basketball: R Club. JUDI SWANSON-G.A.A.: Rhythms: PILOT: Jr. Play: Varsity Show: Fiesta: F.H.A.: F.B.L.A.: Cognotai: Quill and Scroll: Thespians: W.F.C. DONNA TANNER-Varsity Show: Glee Club: Choir: Majorette: Cog- notai: Thespians: Pep Club. JOHANN TAYLOR-G.A.A. and R Club Treast: Spanish Club: Thes- pians: Secretary Dress Board. NELDA TAYLOR-Uniform Board: Varsity Show: Glee Club: Choir: Fiesta: Drill Team: C.S.F.: F.T.A.: Skating Club: Bowling Club. ,f tg' ,fly ,bn . l 2 ll CHARLES VELTRE- Baseball 3, R Club, Bowling Club. LAURA WAGNER-G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Glee Club, Choir, Fiesta, Youth Fellow- ship Club, F.B.L.A., Future Retailers. MARVIN WARD-V Basketball 4, B Bas- ketball 2, 3, High Tide , PILOT, French Club, Quill and Scroll, Bowling Club, Pres. Skating Club. JERRY WASSERMAN-C.S.F. 3, 4, French Club, F.T.A., Filibusters, Math Club, Aviation Club, V. Pres. Science Club, Chess Club. MARGIE WATSON-Jr. Play, Varsity Show, Band, Spanish Club, F.H.A., Paletteers, Thes- pians, Future Nurses, Future Medics, Science Club, Pres. Bow Benclers. CLAYTON WAYBRIGHT-Proiectionist, Boys' League. ARTHUR WEBB-V Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, R Club, Choir, Madrigal Choir, lvy Chain, Varsity Dance Court, Youth Fellowship Club, Key Club. ELIZABETH WEIDENBACH-Fiesta, Drill Team, C.S.F. 'l, 2, Thespians, Skating Club. HAROLD WENDT-Jr. Play, Varsity Show, Dance Band, Orchestra, Aviation Club. DARLENE WHALEN-Fiesta, A.S.B., Girls' League. DARLENE WHITESIDE-French Club, Girls' League. JUDY WHITMAN- High Tide , Uniform Board, Varsity Show 2, Varsity Dance Court, Drill Team, C.S.F., Semper Comites Sec. DAVE WHITTLESY-Track 'I, 2, Cross Country 2, High Tide. MAYAN WILLHELM-Fiesta, Rhythms, Glee Club. HERBERT WILLARD-Boys' League, A.S.B. . :Q .E . ' HAPPY WILLETT-G.A.A.: Jr. Play: Var- sity Show 3: Varsity Dance Court: Semper Comites Treas.: Cognotai: Sgt. Arms Soph. Class: Girls' League Treas.: Exec. Board. BEVERLY WILSON-G.A.A.: R Club: Uniform Board: Orchestra: Ivy Chain: Semper Comites: Skating Club: Girls' League Sgt. Arms, President. 7 7 fig? '92 U 89 i JANICE WOMACK-G.A.A.: Band: Girls' League. KAREN WOODS-G.A.A.: Band: Fiesta: C.S.F. 4: Youth Fellowship: French Club: Spanish Club: Future Nurses: Rifle Club: Candy Stripers: World Friendship Club: Sailing Club Sec. ELSA WOOLBERT-Sr. Play: Girls' League: A.S.B. JUNE WOOLISCROFT-Glee Club: Uniform Board: Madrigal Choir: Drill Team: Library Staff. DONNA YOUNG- High Tide : Jr. Play: Uniform Board: Girls' State: Varsity Show: Ivy Chain: Varsity Dance Court: Fiesta: Drill Team: C.S.F.: French Club: Semper Comites Pres.: Cognotai Sec.: Paletteers Sec.: World Friendship. BILL ZEPEDA- High Tide , Boys' League: A.s.s. LORETTA ZETO-G.A.A.: R Club: Choir: Glee Club: Youth Fellowship: F.B.L.A.: World Friendship. PAT ZUCCONE-G.A,A.: High Tide : Uniform Board: C.S.F.: Thespians: Pep Club. BASHFUL SENIORS James Balles Clyde Campbell Carol Cross Joe Drake Charles Duncan Henry Fernandez John Muccaney Maria Ohta Kay Rehfuss Betty Saunders Beverly King Taul Wayne Weber sl. Summer School graduate ROSALIE BOWLIN ykfifmyg X I WJ 74a I 9 Q7 M gf! ., . f 5'1 I . -A ' g -. MW . , . , :::,x , :,,f f7'.:1 fi?+'? 5 by A2 f ff' P ,, K 5.7: , YJ? l 7 V ' I , 'ff' I L ' UW 1 f WL' nf 34- A ,NWN p 'F 1 YW ,,,f,f ,,,, y H I Mike W a Den' . , olieffswmerlon iz Gemiqxrurkey ckefbxorw oy el' Chdsxine Bl ,Greece M0nu I - 00 9 R X Ellie Cowon UQ P0rPu9ol Our court was graced by the presence of five royal visitors who spent the year here through the American Field Service Exchange Program. Our kingdom had the unique privilege of hosting five ambassadors of good will, the most exchange students visiting any high school in the United States. 5 Juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Joyce Smiih, His- Dorian: Clyde Caruso, Sergeant-af-Armsp Mike Williams, Presidenfp Julie Arensfein, Treasurer: Emma Pena, Secreiaryf Ye olde free frunllee, and Bob Mainey, Vice-Presidenl. bhp Euniurs Arfemio Adame Robert Adams Jane? Addleman Patricia Affa Arnved Berfelsen Judith Baggefr Jerry Baird Sharon Browning David Brown Dorfhy Culpepper Vincent Dodge Arlene Gale Gary Galyen Lana Hicks Don James Ronald Kniffel Robert Lee Dwaine Lee William Lee Sigurd Bob Lund Mary Ellen Mungarro Florence Myhre Edward Olivas Jean Page Carolyn Prolho John Robbins Palricia Rozman Brenda Stiles David Scott Gerald Wilson fs! EVERYBODY LOVES ENGLISH ESPECIALLY: At twelve-thirty o'clo:k is Jim Bennett, followed by Bob Eubanks, Steve Doyle, Betty Stevens, Jean Mclver, Carol Thomas, Claudette Smith, Glenna Hamilton, Orena James, Charlie Sutphen, and Jim Moore. Al' Six- thirty is Stan Santee, followed by Clyde Caruso, Steve Almquist, R'chy Stevens, Lonnie Price, John Cable, Tom Willhite, Doug Lindsey, Paul Wooldridge, and at eleven-thirty, guarding the so Ind booth, is Ed Sigler. if g' MY WHAT AN ANGELIC CLASS! THEY ARE: left to right, back to front: Linda Axenty, Lynne La Rue, Judy Hall, Karen Whitney, Ann Carr, Don Dunlap, Don Theis, Lee Broadbent, Robin McGufre, Doris Drewery, Katrina Tapp, Earl Armitage, Gary Guyer, Sharon Prothro, Roy De Moss, Carole Fuller, Mary Pedersen, Bill Branson, Julia Scanlon. 'WS' K, ENGLISH CLASS IS ALWAYS A GOOD PLACE TO CATCH UP ON YOUR SLEEP. THOSE AWAKE ARE. left to right, Row I: Robert Gidlund, Sleeping Beauty, Julienne Henrikson, Carol Clark, Jan'ce Mielke, Larue Nider, Donna McMullen, Nancy Hess, Winifred Means, Don Wyant. Row 2: Bill Fax, Larry Everett, Richard Anderson Larry Dowell, Linda Munroe, Carol Lindeman, Angela Leon, Jerri Brown. Row 3: Terry Dean, Richard Brunner, Dennis Williams, Beverly Banker, Joyce Smith, Joyce McConville, Debra Poulis. AND WHAT D0 YOU THINK OF ELVIS PRESLEY? THIS IS BEING ASKED OF: left to right, Front row: Carlton Baldwin, Charlie Douillard, Edna Boyington, Juanita Satterfield. Middle row: Max Stewart, John Dunfee, Glen Jordan, Lois Lamey. Back row: Diana Waybright, Don Nagel, Dan McConnell, Frankie Ballard. Sharon Bohanan is reading the bulletin. TEACHERS' JOKES ARE ALWAYS FUNNY. THOSE LAUGHING ARE: left to right: Stella Garcia, Nancy Zepeda, Esther Garcia, Isabel Alvarez. Middle row: Dave Greene, Bob Merrell, Jerry Laws, Arlene Weber. Back row: Jesse Madrigal, Butch Chaucer, Martha Lopez. SWEATING IT OUT IN ENGLISH CLASS ARE: Standing: Penny Collins and Leila Rudolph, left to right, front to back: Row 'l: Bob Mainey, Jeannine Smith, Elaine Farnsworth, Mike Becker. Row 2: Mike Williams, Sandra Becker, John Cassanelli, Darlene Leske. Row 3: Joan Elliot, John Nolan, Laura Helleren, Sandy Thompson, David Irwin. Row 4: Mila Van Etfinger, Roxana Weibel, Jolene Adams, Gerald Back, Emma Pena. Row 5: Michael Hartigan, Dorothy Liggett, Blake Livingston, Don Bolles, Katsumi Minemoto. ,,.,,:. ., f..-.f A ivw ,fr .Q- if THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS LISTEN T0 A Tl'lRlLl.lNG TALK ON THE NECESSITY OF A GOOD VOCABULARY: Front row, left to right: Jan Dool, Shirley Blacet, Sally Seago, Joanne Sakai, Barbara Myers, standing. Middle row: Roberta Carlson, Donna Sullivan, Bill Perry, Bill Bollinger, Leonard King. Back row: Lillian Marin, David de Carion, Norman Harvey. EVERYONE LOVES TO HEAR NORM TRANER YAK ABOUT NOTHING ESPECIALLY: Left row: Norman Traner, Pat Horton, Rosemary Rocha, Geraldine Lien, Judy Savage. Second row: Irene Webb, Bill Little, Ron Carvalho, Mary Miller, Carol Shehorn. Third row: Billy Johnston, Sherry O'Dell, Lorraine Leger, Phillip St. Pierre, Ellen Norton, David Nilsen. Fourth row: Gene Newman, Carla Scott, Sandra Roland, Loreita Vargo, Bill Harper, John Rinde. Right row: J'Nene Wellinghoff, Marlene Smith, Eddie Olivas, Douglas Cassity, David lwohn. 41 'THQ 4 Tl 5, 4 r X , CLOCKWATCHERS ARE: Left fo right, fron? row: Shoron Turner Jim Faust, Bob Boyer, Bob Adams, Bruce Bo and Mrs. Rinker. , Jackie Miller, Paula Gill, De Loss Con az, Steve Eubanks. Burk row: Alonzo Ul1l ger, Dave Alchison, Middle row s, Sieve Van Dyke, Mae Parmifer, Jo an de Groot ENGLISH CLASS IS A GOOD PLACE T0 PRINT COUNTERFEIT MONEY, MEMBERS OF THE GANG ARE: leff Yo rigl11 Moutino, Janet Alexander, Carole Phinney, Janet Harrell, Wanda Jeones, Karen Warren, Jerry M ' Faulk, Pat Kemp, Lana Hicks, Lee Sneller, Jane! Bourbeau, Chris Mackill, Suza z Mike lefteriello, Bob orrls, Connie Rincmrd, M l n Carron. e Hughes, Gail 1 uv WHO WILL STAY AFTER CLASS TO ERASE THE BLACKBOARD? left io righf, fronf row: Bob Bellows, Andrea Blaine, Jean Daquio, Joyce Bishop, Charles Heider, Margaret Muegenberg, John Harper, Bill Trimble. Middle row: Marieifa Olmsread, Sandy Herzog, Elma Lynn, Joyce Hastings, Judy Briggs, John Ofien, Henry Buddenbohm, Nancy McDougald. Back row: David Brashears, Leroy Vanderwoori, Jerry Maddux, John Kravefz, Duane Lee, Pedro Brower, John Hlavafy, Bob Carlson, Ray Norman. W3 GROSSED IN SUBJECT MATTER RANGING FROM DICKENS T0 SUPERMAN: left to righi, froni row: Tom Sweeney, Louis Bishop, EN Suzan Riley, Jamie Lynch, Sid Croft, Dick McBride, Howard Newman. Middle row: Betty Mczanti, Julia Junge, Jackie Johnson, Bob Paffison Jerry Joiner, Maia Zuber, Alice Pope. Back row: Chris Elder, Leonard De Benedlctis, Ann Pinney, Judy Hofer, Caihy Harrigan. r s -4 CHEATING NEVER PROSPERS, BUT IT OFTEN HELPS YOU PASS THE TEST. THOSE TAKING IT ARE: left to right, Front row: Benny Collins, Lubyann Gallup, John Howard, Julie Arenstein, Richard Tygard, Claudia Harrison, Gary Partridge, Robert Dilley. Middle row: Paul Valenzuela, Sharon Hoffman, Larry Hensley, Nancy Travis, Bill Rowe, Douglas Terrell, Miclcey Salotino, Karan Adams. Back row: Harold Wendt, Susan White, Ron Carlson, Helen Ryan, Dennis Rose, Florence Desrosier, Bill Holmes, Terry Rogan, Michael Hunker. 'fi r 'lv-U-ying-M MR. CRABLE GIVES AN INSPIRATIONAL TALK TO: Front row: Gran Simmons, Larry Byrd, Karen Gass, lna Archer. Second row: Grace Madrid, Linda Watt, Jerry Russell, Bob Ferrell, John Hill. Third row: Shirley Jerome, Twylah Rives, Suzanne Buzzard, Claudel Palmer, Norma Allen. Fourth row: Elsie Nelson, John Claypool, Frances Montanez, Bunny McKnight, Bill Timmons. Fifth row: Willard Polhemus, Jan Smith, Loretta Harris, Ken Seale, Bob Sutton. Standing: Fred Meyer. 44 MM' AT REDONDO NEARLY EVERYBODY READS THE HIGH TIDE fexcept Diane McEverl. INTERESTED READERS ARE: Front row: Mary Greer, Hazel Hicks, Armando Mora, Warren Milton, Shirley Smith. Second row: Bashful Joe, Sharon Carper, Max McCallon, Jim Herman. Back row: Gordon Harrison, Chuck Coates, Mille Kelly, Neal Haworth. DID THEY POSE THIS? left to right, front row: Ronnie Fournier, Mary Bass, Margaret Salas, Rebecca Crabtree, Barry Bushelle, Rosalie McEIhannon, Marvin Gardner. Middle row: Nora Irby, George DeKoy, Beth MacFaden, Don Allen, Roxanna Francis, Lynn Aspen, Gary Chaffee, Back row: Marvia Smith, Diana Lidster, DeAnna Goodman, Ethel Afchley, June Lehigh, Judy Church, Kenneth Flood, Larry Simmons, John Rocha, Gary Gray. W. L ,,,, 2 PG' wg? '31 1 . 4 - V , V ,wfmffwf -M f ,. , Y . ,,.. T , , V WONDERING WHERE THE YELLOW WENT: Left to right: Linda Clark, Beverly Day, Luana Mayville, Ray Brooks, Steve Ames, Reg Han- neman, Bill McKenzie, Diane McEvers, Sandie Smith, Susan Spittle, John Freeman, Neil Haworth, Darlene Gonzales. Behind them are: Sue Hancock, Pat Horne, Lillian Leming, Jon Dailey, Arnete Kleiner, Duncan Burbridge, Phil Douglas, Warren Milton, Bill Babbitt, Dane Michaels. 1-f - , , w w., .Q W5 ,W 4... wwf-, 1? gs' F ire-,SS Q ' 'V ' ' - 5 - Q,,ff,?1:l. , 2 Yf3xi!,,,m4l- .W ,fx I3 K-1 fir N M P 1 ,Y L ,Q f f X if Q KK ' ,B X9 tif 2 6 N .Avi 1 ,Z Q 46 , ASK sy., A .MF L I X S , Q! L .. . fl YU GUESS WHAT WE ARE DOING? Doers: Gilbert Aclome, Arlene Gale, Gertrude Payson, Herminda Sevedra, Bob Hart. .Z if SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Dickie Wilson, Historian, Claudia Diehl, Treas- urer, Pot Coyle, Vice-president, Carlone Chaucer, Secretary, Gary Little, President. QI: OLDE 4 - ..... in ' Nw ibfnonont cgi I J' A-37 Top Row: D. Duckson, D. White, R. Burrows, J. Dryer, G. Evans, D. Clark, B. Sanford, J. Welch, G. Mouser, B. Chatham, B. Simpson, J. Matute. Middle Row: L. Green, M. George, A. Pattison, G. Hibbard, T. Boisvert, L. Fowler, F. Gonzales, L. Rael, P. Reynolds, P. Hayem, B. Young, Bottom Row: R. Madrid, I. Ortiz, R. Godlewicz, E. Letterillo, L. Jersey, T. Kimber, Hetonkus Buggs, M. Hickman. 47 Top row: Mr. Crable. Second row: R. Raines, R. Flores. Third row: S. Gray, J. Aman, R. Mans- field, J. Keyes, R. Harrison, R. Newman. Fourfh row: A, Waison, D. Lee, S. Whipple, M. Dodge. Fifth row: M. Carper, M. Lockwood, M. Collins, J. Maus, S. Carfer. Sixih row: M. Conner, G. Curtis, C. Diehl, J. Heisey. Boifom row: S. Brown, V. Greer, J. Wood, P. Laret. Top row: Mr. Crable. Second row: D. Barrows, P. Olsen, V. Hart, P. Herman, J. Hutchinson, G. Little, D. Reisier, B. Gallup, B. Hooper, E. Hall, C. Robbins, L. Peierson. Third row: T. Thompson, F. Woolman, L. Doerschlog, J. Newion, C. Sharp, J. Seifert, S. Moody, T. de Sulimo, S. Brinton, B. Thomas, E. Knight. Bottom row: P. Brown, P. Fogle, N. Sherman, I. Kaiz, J. Shupps, P. Lee, J. Raye, J. Divelbliss, C. Zuber, B. Borkowski. ...W W ,q J, is .fd . 48 A , . j','.S J 'N ' - ,,., 5 , 1 Ne W I X 2' fn, Hal We Ya Top row: J. Haney, B. Bynum, K. Micldleblooks, L. Borgeson, B. Barnes, J. Brandt, J. Henley, J. Coenen, B. Clemo. Middle row: A. Savage S. Lorenz, F. Robinson, W. Akers, J. Johnson, J. Cotrufo, S. Wasserman, D. Whipple, M. Cunningham, E, Donovan. Bottom row: I.. Burch B. Burns, J. Drake. Top row: R. Stefaniak, D. Bunch, E. Gumm, B. Sotterfield, M. Berndt, H. Brown. Second row: R. Karcher, J. Stafford, D. Hill, D. Fosier, D. Gummerman. Third row: F. Greer, E. Fernandez, M. de Baca, C. Denman, B. Whife. Botiom row: Mrs. Rinker, M. Liggeff, T. Priamos, J. Wal- sfad, G. Payson. , fx 49 .1....-.- . ' Top row: Miss Pease, S. Stipsky, K. Musick, H. Keough, L. Pino, J. Morrison, T. Hayes, B. Paine, W. Wedderien, P. Nelson, D. Giuffre. Middle row: R. Vandevoort, L. Stephan, G. Jacobs, B. Neueuswander, L. Robinson, S. Costanzo, C. Burmaster, M. Truiillo, K. Slusber, L. Colson. Bottom row: R, Pyle, C. Borton, C. Jauco, M. Sidle, N. Longtin, CM. Taylor missing from group., Top row: T. Shearer, B. Sturges, T. Shafer, R. Browning, F. Stanberry, B. Lord, B. Rudge, S. Faulkner, L. Vahentini, T. Peck, P. Potferson. Middle row: Mr. Smith, P. Coyle, H, McLain, M. Brown, E. Laret, S. Skinner, D. Hepner, C. Koch, D. Buzzard, L. Montoya. Bottom row: J. Burnham, J. Martin, M. Maguire, H. Savedra, R. R. Flores, B. Meeks, P. Brown. Top row: R, Affa, B. Kelly, L. Cook, A. Areyan, P. White. Second row: G, Lundin, B. Lewin, R. Boag, D. Entwistle, G. Lennstrum, B. Phillips, J. McNein. Third row: J. Dorler, J. Morrow, R. Hallgrimson, R. Hareel, B. Kimberly, J. Adams, C. Shipman. Fourth row: M. Wilson, D. Honey- man, J. Hohmson, L. Brasher, R. Shanks, C. Freeland. Bottom row: R. Eng, J. Cobert, L. Michaels, J. Chester, P. DeBenedictis, M, Milletf, S, Gidlund, B. Spear. N. penguin , ,ard .1 50 I Q Top row: J. Nieman, J. Hurst. Second row: B. Holloway, M. Martell, C. Pethrus, E. Clanton, A. Hackney, W. Jeanes, E. Strauss. Third row J. Lawson, C. Sigler, C. Dunlop, B. Jankowski, N. Fournier, C. Rogers, W. Gonzalez. Fourth row: G. Steiclinger, S. Tolson, C. Olafson, 5 Clawson, E. Roy, P. Eury, V. Silva, C. Smith. Bottom row: P. Thorson, B. Johns, C. Dodson, J. Bergstron, M. Delgado, J. Conger, A. Kleiner B. Meeks. Top row: J. Buerbert, T. Cunningham, J. Robbins, A. Raub, W. Glad, B. Glass, D. Holly, V. Gavlick. Middle row: S. Steere, M. Gilbert, J Weidenbach, R. Settle, K. Elliot, D. Christensen. Bottom row: J. Rumsey, J. Tielens, R. Root, S. Lier, G. Garcia, B. Van Lue, D. Caruso, D Lake, G. Smith, B. Pearcy. Top row: F. Wolford, D. Bailey, B. Gleason, J. Goodall, B. Starbuck, J. Baird, J. Wilson, E. Truiillo. Middle row: S. Palmer, D. Wilson, E. Fernandez, T. Rood, C. Lien, M. Delamore, B. Frazier, J. Vickers, Miss Pease. Bottom row: S. Taul, A. Horne, N. McKee, B. Best, F. De Fries J. Kelley, E. Ohta, L. Furry, K. Gray. 51 1 5 Top row: J. Bean, J. Lopez, W. Orner, J. Hampton. Bottom row: R, Chavez, M. Locken, C. Mulleney, O. Locke, B. Mcnttix, Mr. Klee. Top row: M. Allison, R. Fernandez, R. Flores, G. Habich, J. Lewis, J. Willoughby, J. Peterson, T. Valenzuela, G. McAlister, C. Lane, J. Rag- lcsnd. Bottom row: V. Mungorro, C. Hicks, P. Ross, D, Stromberg, J. Owen, T. Tucker, R. Franklin, L. McNiell, V. DeTapia. Top row: D. Drake, H. Webb, F. Fletcher. Second row: Mr. Pershing, R. Stevenson, D. Willey, J. Smith, V. Dodge, S. Miles, S. Fears. Third row: T. Resetar, D. Snelgrove, H. Miller, D. Riggs, J. Harwell, R. Moran, H. Hendricksen, S. Buddenbohm. Fourth row: J. Boone, B. Mc- Cluskey, B. Reid, J. Emmons, N. Stroot, A. Allred, H. Hubbard, R. Alley. Bottom row: D. Smith, S. Nettleton, l. Mora, A. Esquibel, B. Caswell, J. Anderson, J. DeSimone, S. Luian. 52 Top row: C. Shuravlev, J. Sf. Claire, J. Sparlain, D. Miller, R. Volpi. Middle row: E. Cotfey, D. Lemon, S. Ehlers, J. Skaggs, G. Owen, J. Frizzell, T. Grove, C. Lapham. Bottom row: S. Dennison, S. Davidson, C. Merrell, S. Bolles, P. Mahoneg, E. Crowley, T. Mann, C. Roche, J. Harris. Top row: B. Alvarez, J. Day. R. Confreras, W. Lee, T. Sickinger, J. Reutz. Boffom row: E. Hill, V. Acosta, C. Simmons, P. Stouf, P. Alvarez, P. Fifzpafrick. Top row: G. Adame, R. Thomas, R. Baso, P. Byrnes, C. Steed, C. Smith, J. Kruse, R. Martling. Second row: T Sievens, C. Bray, B. Billingsley, D. Donovan, W. Siogdon, J. Everfs. Third row: B. Crow, H. Owen, A. Col clasure, J. Huffon, M. Gholson, T. Geren, L. Miller, M. Stein. Bottom row: J, Denman, A. Dunlap, J. Pelers, H Hampton, L. Kruse, S. Fensler, C. Chaucer, S. Parish. 53 Top row: J. Fuller, R. Wood, B. Cole, C. Munroe, D. McCallom, D. Brown, R. Stevert, Second row: D. Worner, T. Foster, M. Perrault, S. Barrett, S. Yates, L. Mackay, N, Riley, R. CdeBaca, G. Solomon. Third row: J. Beard, S. Anderson, Y. Adame, R. Abaiian, D. Reitz, C. Hoekstra, D. Maez, R. Whittle. Bottom row: B. Alvis, G. Fox, L. Stevens, V. Madrid, L. Nelson, L. Carstens. Top row: B. Maxwell, D. McCoy, J. Johnson, R. Brown, J. Scott. Second row: J. Moor, D. Johnson, R. Fernandez, H. Scott, D. Wess, J Goodwin, L. Eber. Third row: J. Travis, L. Pressey, K. Heimforth, M. Potter, L. Innerasky, V. McConn, G. Fensler, H. Graham. Fourth row J. Eads, J. Mulkair, C. Hewitt, D. Starke, A. Porshall, C. Coleman, J. Affa, S. De Groot. Top row: T. Haines, J. Stonier, B. McConville, R. DeMand. Second row: P. Nolan, M. Colwell, R. Hamilton, D. Contreras, J. Guderean, J Horne, D. Waller, S. Stewart. Third row: B. Shoper, B. Haler, L. Johnson, J. Buechler, N. Gray, S. Culwell, J. Fernandez. Fourth row: J Sakai, J. Gragg, C. Lumley, S. Long, N. Braymer, R. Degnan, J. Broosch, C. Dickerson. Bottom row: Barbara White, Helen Montanez, Korin Pethrus, J. Caswell, D. Maughan, P. Hutton, B, Nygarcl. Second row: M. Love, J Rosenthal, M. Morris, M. Pina, C. Moore, J. Kelterer, D. Brown, R. Neal. Third row: L. Sullivan, Wm. Kee, C. Simpson, R. Warren, S Brefho, K. Wrye, C. McGovney. Fourth row: R. Kalls, K. Peacock, D. Karovas, C. Box, R. Battershell, T. Milton, Wm. Bryan. Top row: C. Ligon, J. Ericesson, J. Rose, R. Romines, M. Salsido. Second rnw: D. Neil, W.Trostle, E. Morin, E. Blonless, R. Bowden, L. Lindsey L. Hernandez, J. Bowman. Third row: F. Muegenberg, P. Atherley, C. Solomon, D. Eury, B. Williams, J. Stafford, A, Jonce, D. Haske, V White. Fourth row: J. Reirson, J. Speir, A. Costanza, C. Smullen, C. Luther, P. Crippes, M. Savage, D. Fredricks, C. Crowley, L. Knuse Top row: J. Wilson, J. Welch, C. Wilson, R. Stevert, B. Rowe, H. Torres. Second row: W. Bor- rett, R. Rollins, B. Johnson, J. Sturges, H. Perry, G. Barks, E. Snyder. Third row: D. Bailey, B. Sollee, D. Mooney, J. Burke, D. Whitney, J. Snyder. Fourth row: F. Moody, J. Kincheloe, K. Yeaton, R. Barscht. Fifth row: R. Orton, A. Santee, J. Pospisil, J. Eng. Sixth row: C. Murray, H. Prufus, S. Quigley, C. Pressley. Bottom row: B. Lincleman, J. Bottorff, N. Houser, L. Bailey. 55 .fl f 'i .l fo. Ai J .. if Top row: J. McAIlicher, D. Thiebold, B. Petty, C. Epperson, G. Faulk, N. Emerson. Second row: F. Martin, H. Weiner, B. Hernandez, B. Riley S. Posle, B. Trenherth. Third row: D. Brown, L. Hernandez, J. Payeen, K. Kienstad, D. Gunter, S. Titus, K. Forg, J. Swanson. Fourth row C. Flores, R. Flores, R. Bashline, C. Geerts, A. Hughes, N. Blackey, J. Ellison, S. Brown, S. Konkaly. Top row: T. Cooke, T. Gilbert, R. Peterson, D. Gnehm, L. Leger. Second row: J. Horton, K. Tadson, J. Cooke, J. Cortez, J. Cotrufo, J Stevens, D. Steele. Third row: J. Brown, M. Rinde, E. Settle, B. Grandstaff, P. Sparks, J. Bennert, N. Bobo, D. Pettyiohn. Bottom row: L Rooms, C. Zoll, S. Aspen, J. Dugger, F. Arce, M. Mackell, P. Weidenbach, S. Kremarik. Top row: R. Welch, B. Coventry, D. Fenwick, J. Jones, M. Lewis, E. Taylor, E. Seiber, R. Strawn. Second row: P. Sankey, P. Herzog, L Shankle, L. Shanks, B. Gerner. Third row: C, Lewke, L. Trust, J. Vrzal, J. Cherrett, D. Mausbach, D. Yates, E. Montoya. Bottom row: J Grayson, J. Patrick, L. Eugstrom, V. Hank, C. McMortin, L. Navarro, C. Kail, A. Hicks. Top row: R. Robertson, D. Anderson, M. Robinson, M. Landry, F. Lach, J. Berns. W. DeCarion. Second row: N. Simmons, P. Hopper, J. Lafferty, J. Holscher, G. Howe, M. Dolansky, J. Mitchell, C. Holscher. Third row: L. Denhart, R. Bassett, B. Barefielcl, N. Bishop, B. Lallow, D. Rogers, M. Black, J. Misenhimer, D. Deacon. Fourth row: J. Merrhew, S. Mercer, S. Martin, M. Bailey, L. Rhodes, P. Wood, P. Bodley, M. Locken. Top row: D. Hanger, M. Collins, P, Morrison, J. Sweeney, J. Kenny, J. Schell, D. Ranns, F. Whitney, H. Jensen, L. Baley, J. Takier. Second row: G. Cocking, B. Sleadd, C. Stewart, B. Clark, L. Colbert, D. Kenworthy, G. Lourette, E. Johnson, R. Lowe, A. Gilpin, P. Baum. Third row: I. Lee, J. Goldsborough, C. Wells, J. Alleman, K. Colmer, A. Nakawatose, M. Linton, J. Johnson, J. Balducki. Top row: R. Kyle, M. George, R. Morris, R. Ossea, T. Ellington, N. Newman, R. Cormany. Second row: D. McKinney, B. Kissack, G. Khofeld, A. Moreno, D. Long, L. Brekke, L. Richards, R. Drake. Third row: J. Nylund, R. Gobel, L. Daniel, V. Herrick, L. Bevier, B. Hughes, D. Whittle. Fourth row: J. Hartt, B. Lewis, N. Seger, J. Dovley, M. Miller, R. Hux, S. Day. Bottom row: E, Cassinelli, J. Cartier, I. Halt, J. Nurse, J. Boag, D. Conlin, B. Griffith, G, Walker, I. Cardinez. Second row: R. Meredith, J Miller, J. Thorsen, C. Norton, C. Wineinger, S. Thompson, B. Barnum, B. Bailey, G. Regiu, P. Tiffany, D. Peters. Third row: J. Routier, K Wilson, L. Thorpe, Wm. Smith, R. Hoch, C. Wilson, G. Valdespim, D. Milles, J. Douglas, G. Holly, E. Hoffman, D. Christensen. Top row: R, Briggs, J. Baily, G. Higgins, C. Ellison, R. Coley, R. Holland, E. Bellows, Second row: R, Overbay, D. Adams, C. Crowe, R. Jackson, E. Holtman, R. Duarte, B. Carrington. Third row: F. Abbott, G. Brown, G. Cotty, H. Kinney, D. Mclaugalin, R. Sanchez, L. Kessenick. Fourth row: R. Carr, C. Canty, L, Cutrona, L. Day, J. Parkins, R. McFarland, M. Anderson. Bottom row: J. Demare, S. Butt, T. Perry, L. Dixon, C. Austin, M. Hanusch, Mr. Dickhart. 58 llnizff Top row: G. Scott, R. Fernandez, B. Rose, G. Kring, B. Huichins, T. Tapp, P. Hickey. Second row: R. Baugh, J. Herweg, J. Wheeler, S. Cable, D. Moore, L. Haar, J. Rawlings, M. Tibben, P. Gage, P. Fernandez, G. Leheriello, J. Cecconi, C. Wesi, S. Thomas, J. Dickenson. Third row: J. Blocic, W. Hicks, B. Guizado, T. Grouz, R. Kelich, M. Carlson, R. Holmes, M. Knapp, D. Desrocher. Top row: J. Rodriguez, R. Klornp, D. Townsend, J. Mazanfi, E. Hiel, S. Boardman, C. Roth, D. Terry, S. Anaya, S. Jones, P. Mehan, J. Leeserman, G. Kennedy, S. Leonardo. Second row: D. Bailey, S. Anderson, A. Harrison, B. Smiih, D, Spaulding, C. Savedra, S. Banker, T. Benson, J. La Rue, P. Wagner. Borlom row: L. Lehigh, R. Augusf, D. Rogers, M. Baker, S. McCann, H. Carfilidge, K. Boule, R. Varrier. - ,Q . 1 mv ., N ,vizvl .M nw , M, V H 5 ZQ, , A mi M V ffl! I llll , W 4 . 40 5 K 1 ,W , v , fi k ' A . rp lyk i , 3 , , 9? 3 Q 5 ,956 ,z W W ' 5 J ,, x fy flu 1 ' ' ,fi , 1 ,, , 244: aff A 'T 41 ' 2 M-iff W, W5 'Sym' cv' yr gg' Gwfrvfu, ,zu mg.. -.W M 0, ff fy J MHA 1 1 - f ' c 'wg z FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Aiko Nakuwaiase, Secrelaryp Sandra Buff, Hisforicmp Marilyn An derson, Vice-presidenfy Bob McConville, Treasurerp Ned Emerson, President Top Picture - Top Row: Milliganp Millerg Lindseyg Hermcnp Harris: Browning: Underhillg Turner. 2nd Row: Knippelg Wes1'yArmsfrongg Alleyg Diehlg Walshy Healy Dean. 3rd Row: Sfeadmong Brcsyp Defourip Blain Dunlcpp Saxtong McCluskey. 4th Row: Bullu-rdf Andersonp Johnsom Hunierp Soperp Whiffeng Spangler: Wooldridge. Bottom Picture - Top Row: Brenensfahlg Fosterg Kellyg Malstromg Fleuchumpg Dcxvisg Vogcm. 2nd Row: Marguny Nickling Bailey: Laney Janecp MacDonald: Fuller, 3rd Row: Kuhrg Hemmuhg Ortizg Thielp Wyanfy Millerp Blueg Dexheimerp Jackson. 40h Row: Garinerg Myers: Bozarug .Ionesy Gibsong Rowlandp Mechelsong Wicknscng Craig. 0 Y +1 gf, QQ? Q 91? Mmm DANCE 9' EL, T X as . X 4 'Q I. I ,QE Y X 'Y I Rf H PETE OLSON Head Cheerleader KELLY PERLEY Band Representative CORENA JONES Head Maiorette DEANNIE JOHNSON Head Songleacler MIKE ROATH JUDY SEIFERT Head Flag Twirler Mantle Bearer DONNA YOUNG Recording Secretary ivtuhent uuncil EDDIE NELSON Commissioner of Campus and Health CAROL DRAKE High Tide Editor FELIX PINOL Commissioner of Entertainment TED MUEGENBURG President VICKI MANN Secretary RON MCDOUGALD SHARON LEWIS JERRY JOINER Pilot Editor LEE QUAINTANCE JOHN GROOTHUIS Commissioner of Campus and Health Commissioner of Athletics Commissioner of Elections Vice President BARBARA MASON Girls' League Judge BEVERLY WILSON BRUCE SEIFERT Girls' League President Bgyg' League Pregidenf MIKE FRYE Boys' Leogue President BOB GOBEL Boys' League Judge LYNN HOYEM Senior Class President MIKE WILLIAMS Junior Closs President GARY LITTLE Sophomore Class President NEDDY EMERSON Freshman Class f' -ww sr ny GZ? 1 I 1 President VEON FRYE Girls' R Club President JACK KNUDSON LEE SNELLER Commissioner of Finance Bond Representative JOAN NEELY DEAN MOORE Commissioner of Enfertoinment Boys R Club President f W! Wm First row: D. Hanger, R. Madrid, R. Godlewicz, R. McDougald, L. Robinson, R. Stanton, S. Blacet. Second row: S. Smith, J. Wood, R Lowe, J. Pospisil, V. Greer, P. Fogle, J. Kehm, M. Muegenburg. Back row: J. Church, S. Bohannon, S. Jerome, K. Gould, l. Ortiz, I. Kim- ber, M. Dodge, C. Orman, B. Mason. Ibnuse of epresentatihes iintzrz lub uuncil First row: R. Stanton, B. Seifert, V. Mann, M. Frye, T. Muegenburg, D. Young, Anita Harrison. Second row: E. Farnsworth, D. Sfeffens, J. Seifert, D. Johnson, G. Ginder, J. Sakai. Third row: J. Shavey, N. McDougaId, L. Harvie, G. Schunk, J. Randall, F. Pinol, B. Gobel. Back row: P. Kelley, R. McDougald, K. Hudson, J. Grinnell. C.S.F. 'lst Semester-G. Back, K. Bailey, D. Bates, S. Brinton, S. Brown, R. Burrow, A. Carr C. Chaucer M. Dahm, M. DaVirro, T. deSulima S. Ellertson, R. English, C. Eubanks, R. Eubanks, G. Evans, E. Farnsworth, P. Fogle, C. Fullelr, R. Godlevsiicz, A. Graham, D. Green, L. Greeni E. Holl, L. Hicks, J. Hoekstra, N. Hogan, C. Hudson, J. James, L. Jersey, L. Johnson, J. Johnson, J. Joiner, I. Katz, J. Kehm, M. Koons, A. Laret, Newton, E. Ohta, M. Ohta, C. Orman, N. Parish, A. Pattison, M. Pedersen, M. Roath, C. Robbins, S. Runyan, R. Ruth, J. Sakai, B. Sanford, T. Schooley, G. Schunck, C. Sharp, H. Siegel, W. Simpson, G. Sinclair, P. Smith, L. Sneller, R. Stanton, M. Starr, C. Steed, R. Stritf, N. Stroot, P. Laret, A. Leimbach, E. Letteriello, J. Lynch, R. Mansfield, D. Marco, R. Mattson, J. Matute, R. McDougald, J. Moody, S. Moody, D. Moore, J K. Warren, J. Wasserman, L. Wilton, J. Whitman, J. Wood, F. Woolma n, C. Zuber. the math, illtlantel wearer C.S.F. 2nd Semester-D. Adams, J. Anderson, F. Arce, G. Back, K. Bailey, R. Bates S. Becker, S. Blacet, J. Blacic, B. Borkowski, J. Bottorff, S. Brefka, S. Brinton, S. Brown, S. Butt, A. Carr, L. Colbert, P. Conklin, J. Cotrufo, G. Curtis, L. Cutrona, M. Dahm M. DaVirro, R. Davis, L. DeBenedictis, I. Delgado, T. deSulima, D. Drewry, J. Dickinson, J. Elliot, E. Emerson, E. Farnsworth, P. Fogle, D. Gemini, R. Godlewicz, K. Gould, D. Green, L. Green, E. Hall, J. Haney, D. Hanger, A. Harrison, J. Hartt, L. Harvie, L. Hicks R. Hock, C. Hudson, P. Humphreys, J. James, J. Johnson, J. Joiner, I. Katz, B. Kissack J. Knudson, M. Koons, B. Lallou, E. Laret, L. LaRue, E. Letteriello, R. Lowe, R. Madrid, R. Mansfield, D. McCaIlon, N. McDougald, R. McDougoId, C. McElroy, J, Moody, D Moore, R. Mutch, J. Newton, P. Olsen, C. Orman, N. Parish, A. Pattison, K. Peacock E. Pena, T. Perry, J. Pospisil, L. Reams, M. Roath, C. Robbins, C. Roth, R. Ruth, J. Sakai A. Savage, G. Schunck, C. Sharp, G. Sinclair, M. Smith, L. Snelier, F. Stanton, R. Stan- ton, M. Starr, D. Steffens, R. Striff, N. Stroot, S. Titus, M. Walter, K. Warren, S Wasserman, M. West, L. Wilton, J. Wood, F. Woolman, D. Young. 1 1 1 1 I 1 -bt? if s .V:,::,,.3:ggL' . ' J S.. 1: bemper nmites eh anti white anne 1956 Zihp Dain Bottom Row-Beverly Wilson, Donna Young, June Fuiiwara, Pat Conklin, Linda Fairchild, Alfa Graham, Diane Nordin, Sharon Lewis, Veon Frye, Gretchen Ginder, Lynne Robinson, Vicki Ma-nn, Marilyn Dahm, Claudeffe Cook, Anna Leimbach, Joan Neely, Carol Drake, Barbara Mason. Top Row-Mike Frye, Jack Kundson, Charles Orman, John Groothius, Dean Moore, Lynn Hoyem, Russ Slrfif, Lance Kanasler, Ari Webb, Mike Sharp, Ed Nelson, lsidro Delgado, Lee Lclwerence, Ron McDougaId, Bob Gobel. V ' 1 A' ' ,fy 1 2 X V Y ' Y w. xx as 5' . f 4 N. feisifif L. 3 - - ' L , . -,,, Ns, N, ,, 1 Q! 5 2- 2 1 Q ., , ' ' r 2 ' -- f H -1. .. ,,,.-..-M.....-- , is , fZL.5 4'-- , 1 L .7 ,A ax , I N w i 1 Qhiatiun Qllluh MRIQEIIE Jfuture ilaumemakers uf Qmerina Y li ff ,, Q ,,u,l,l, Mr. Donlon, Rose Godlewicz, Dougald, and Maia Zuber tak 6 Ti Bill H e time arms its Q11 anim fault! artists, Sharon Lewis, Editor, Mr. Charles Donlon, Faculty Ad- Barbara Elston, Gari Schunck, and Lynne Garlow, our Pilot viser measure pictures tor senior pages. finish their work on the end pages. Their original design for our cover and clever cartoons have added quality to our book. ,': 5' lk olmes, Jamie Lynch, Roger Stanton, Ilene Katz, Lee Quaintance, Ann Carr, Gari Schunck Nancy Mc out from their busy work to smile at the birdie for Mr. Roberts, PILOT BUSINESS STAFF AND SALESMEN: Row I- Susan Crooks, Carole Lane, Carlone Chaucer Felix Pinol, Brenda Stiles, Jolene Adams. Row 2-Evelyn Truiillo, Terry Kimber, Gayle Steidinger Harvey Rosen, Jim Shankle. Row 3-Diane Lee, Sandra Lorenz. Row 4-Maia Zuber, Carol Smith Margaret Salas, Suzan Riley, Linda Collins. Row 5-Wilene Drewry, Mary Bass, Darlene Gonzales June Sakai, Nancy Seger, Ann Carr. ilut igusimzss Staff 4 Hff 'I X' fdfwix lil O Ln' , .J ws Qfi f Edgar f X' ,f A wono ro me wise is suffacaenf says Mr. Irwin, business adviser, and Felix Pinol, business manager. 1 1 1 qv M , s fr. n' T I i j t I 3 W isle la, , 'f Y . A ' 53' , s-r I N W A at -at if cf: 86 fav Q, mg if K .A , . Q-9 .W , ,T , C5945 2 I 2 V5 - for af W K1-if of ,ff f' fix s f' f . ' ' X , as quill! :A Q rl Q it F' I MAKING A LAST MINUTE CHECK is Carol Drake, High Tide Editor, and Miss Sinsabaugh, Journalism in- structor. The High Tide is a weekly publication put out by the students of R.U.H.S. under the direction of Miss Sinsabaugh and Mr. Robertson, print shop instructor. The High Tide has consistently received top honors, among a few are: first place in make-up at Los Angeles City College Press Day, first place in the Columbuia Scho- ,lastic Press Association, first place rating from the National Scholastic Press Association, and after receiving the gold cup from Compton High School Press Day three consecutive years they are now entitled to keep it. Qhhannzh Eiuurnalists ants iBrint Shun enpuinters Ready io iurn the point of the compass are Mrs. Rinker, Penpoinfers' adviser and Mike Frye, Club President. GM Rf' QBuiII anh Scroll The 1957 Varsity dance had as its theme Destination C.I.F. The dance was held on Saturday night November 17th. This year's Sweetheart was Deannie Johnson. Deannie's court consisted of: Linda Brinton, Happy', Willett, Vickie Mann, Judy Whitman, Lynne Robinson, Marilou Da Virro, Karen Gould, Joan Neely, Carol Drake, and Donna Young. Escorts were: Lynn Hoyem, Mike Palmer, Ted Hayes, Charles S Sutphen, Stan Santee, Bruce Seifert, John Heino, Dave Atchi- son, Jim Moore, Louis Cook, Dean Moore, Pete Brower, Henry Fernandez, Art Webb, Ron MacDougald, Bob Carl- son, Joe Surber, Tom McDonald, Gene McCann, Allen Geach, and Ron Cooper. ,. ., J du p., '.-. S-it :Sw ewgaavf-A , 1imuwmm 4 hiiiikrn-.3 FIRST SEMESTER BOYS' LEAGUE COURT: Gary Little, Marty Martell, Pat Coyle, Ted Muegenberg, Mike Frye, Eddie Nelson, Bruce Seifert, Mike Coyle, Mr. Waters. ' : I1 lnqnvrsss ' SECOND SEMESTER COURT: John Groothuis, Gary Little, Marty Martell, Pct Coyle, Dave Jones, Bruce Seifert, Sid Croft, Eddie Nelson, Bob Gar- rett, Mike Coyle, Mr. Waters. 72 ,4 fn All smiles are Miss Deannie Johnson and Mr. Bob Curdonc, us Declnnie receives ihe gold football. jililatb Qllluh E3 Einstein 62511111 x. , -. ima? f , W Qllnmitzs Bumanurum iw les Rarisiennes los bahius 1BaIztteers l Q , 76 Shutter Klub Qibespians Qllluh GIRL CRAZY' the hilarious comedy by Guy Bolton and John McGowan presented by the class of 'LST' contained the following in- gredients: three teaspoons of naive comedy, one cup Cover ilowingb of excitement, three jiggers of hilarious slap stick, a pinch of tense excite- ment, two scoops of comic sus- pense, one slice of romance. All skillfully whipped into an excellent performance by Mr. Win Smith, director, a wonderful cast, and an excellent group of crews. All this topped with large and very recep- tive audiences added up to an ex- ceedingly successful play. .46 'fifgv' :ri CREW ' Alan Kinkel Barbara Elston Elsa Woolbert Margaret Starr Marilyn Koons Denise Gemici Paf Kleiner Phyllis Strasburg if , ' 192 Q 51 Rose ..,..A Danny .... . Pete ,...... Janet ...... Lucky ...,... Lank ..... Molly ............ Sam Mason Jake .,....,... Tess .,..,.. Louie .... Sally ...... Laura ........... Lt. Caddiga Betty .,.,..,,. Cactus ...,.,L Babs .,..,. CAST ..,,,.,....Jan Fern ........,Mike Frye .....oManuel Rua ..,....Vicki Mann .........Earl Beyer .........Dave Hanna ........Nancy Hogan ..,.....Felix Pinol ,......rNorm Perren .......Diane Nordin ,.......John Stanger ........Nancy Parish Vicky Gregory n ..... ....... L ee Quaintance Carolyn Hudson Bill Goldsborouh ....,..Charlotte Browning , , l,, . f iss x www, ,I , W W 'n ' ., ' xl ff . f e , ,, , s W Y Q ' I gy 2 . f W f ff f 1,7 ' ,QW , Jfuture Gieaebees Jfuture etailers ws .. ff d 611 f fsf Jfuture Business leavers of Qmeriea 621113255 Cllluh 160671 Eatnhers 5 5 ..n Bum Zgznhers .4,,, , ,rw-1 V ' V 2- ' i , . A ,. , V , 5 - M ,-V N 'THA , 'Q , 'gf .V A - ,- -.J .fs 0+ ff t - K . V X, f- L 1 4 Q 1, ' - K .54 I V: f- , , , 'wx is V V E may .Vp V . -M' 'ff MQ 5 - mgvfcr 'SQ ,fig .f4V:V . V 1 ,Vg i 5, ' 3 I 35' ' 3 ' K F H: Q. X ,rams V LA g Y, f Q- 7 , , .,.,,,.,, Q. , N, Wx V ff, ' , V K 1 X V V i s S n X T, fa 6 2 : X, 12 ef 5 V 3 Q A, L ., ,1 ,Vf fwii A z ,V ,g, 7, 1' .V 3 V V 1 n Smiling lub Skating lub jilihusters Bahia Iuh ifle lub Eutnling lub Wm pu, 5 viii! .M f ,, JW, 2 xg wr qw Z ff, AQ Qmimiy, 46 , 1 , IQ if L' Ep Members of Key Club are: Lance Kanaster, Bob Carlson, Ron McDougald, Bob Garrett, Ron Sickles, Bob Gobel, Don Theis, Jim Shankle, Mr. Minech, Bob Steinbaugh, Charles Ormcm, Lynn Hoyem, Roger Stanton, Mike Frye, Art Webb, Mike Coyle, Mr, Kincannon, Mike Walter, Pete Brower, Dave Jones, John Groothuis, Don Northway, Ron Shaeffer, Bruce Sei- fert, Ed Nelson, Jack Knudson, Dean Moore, Russ Striff, Bob Sturges, Ted Muegenburg, and Sid Croft. KEY CLUB'S DECEMBER DANCE, complete with Christmas tree, did much to promote the spirit of the season. Carlone and John admire the tinsel-laden tree as they recall that the arrival of Old Saint Nick is fast approaching. 84 A QVIQE ,.., ,LQ ,., ,fi LADy,lH-vl T J A . 2 X Ea X I i 'N h 5' t t ' a girls' honorary service club are-Top Row: Bm D al? berg, L. Helleren, M. Salas, S. Blacet, and Guire, K. Warren, N. McDougald, A. Carr, B. Mazanfi, and J.. Lynch. 3rd Row: D. Tanner, C. Fuller, and J. Hall. 4ll1 Row: D. Johnson, E. Farnsworih, S. Buzzard, J. Randall, S. Bohannon, zuelq, and Mrs. Evelyn Schlee, Faculiy Advisor. L. Axeniy, J. Dool, M. Muegen G. Schunck. 2nd Row: R. Mc MacKiIl, E. Pena, S. Seago, C S. Riley, C. Harrison, C. Valen Teenage Bunk Qiluh library Staff Qllanhp Qtripers , 1 -'M x la ,-1 AA 'A 4 'V f- -wiv 4 aw'-, 0 - 1 ,Q ,, .P ,X 3Ir. 33211 Gross Qffine Qssistants Qi? Zllibese Members nf the Bnpal wurlh jfriznhsbip Qlluh 88 Tklsherettes ikinghnm are no Squares Q!! iBnuth jfellntnsbip 89 fi Z7 J 'K 4-Q war Q, ,J ff If QAM Zf Zi ff X ff 1 ff? ,ff ,ji ff' 52 Z Z rg ,-4' .J 16 2 316 -5' Rrujectiunists Svtuhentbture rein Rap lub Z! Strike up the band, says Mr. Howell at all half-time activities during football season. Along with performing for the games the band has many other activities such as playing at rallies, parades, and for the general student body enjoyment. I-'Q ...Q Xu' in jhfldmlgdl QUJUII' 2'SQZ,LE'.lilg 2'ZEfLZ't,Jcl22i?e 'iXZSLfeif.'EL'.'2 l2Z25e,W52.'flZT'h.EiT2f, liLTffQ'Sk'DflT.'f Efll' JTIZS Dick Smofhers, Murrel Beal, Dale Harriman, Terry Dean, Jerry Wilson, George Sinclair, Frank Drake, Mr. Misenhimer, Walter Burris, Art Webb. Madrigal Singers is a name that originated in the Hfteenth century. It is defined as: An un- accompanied polyphonic group, singing in two to five parts, making use of counterpoint and imita- tion. The Madrigal, which by 1450 was fully developed in the Netherlands, grew out of the applica- tion of descant to secular melody. Only the best musicians of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries were in Madrigal groups. This custom has been passed down through the ages and is still prevalent, because here at Redondo we, too, use only the choice in our Madrigal Choir. It consists of six Sopranos, six altos, five bases, and five tenors which are all chosen for their musical ability, appearance, stage presence, willingness to practice and perform on their own time. Each year the Madrigal Choir makes numerous appearances. The following are some of the places they have performed: County Fair, Palos Verdes Breakfast Club, Kiwanis, Redondo Beach Women's Club, Palos Verdes Neighborhood Church, various P.T.A.'s, American Legion, 'gYoung America Sings ton KFI radio stationj, and as always, they help to inspire the graduation cere- monies. In these programs, Madrigal Choir sings typical Madrigal music of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Added for variety are novelty tunes, sacred rites, Negro spirituals, and music of foreign lands sung in its vernacular. The highlight of their year is the trip to Stockton. Only select groups are invited to attend this annual conference. At Stockton, Madrigal represents not only Redondo, but the whole Southland, this year they sang with 1500 other selected students under the direction of Jester Hairston. Madrigal Choir is not merely a group of excellent musicians however, they have added to R.U. H.S. certain aesthetic qualities, honor and fame that could never have been attained without them. Our hats are off to Mr. Misenhimer and his line group. 192 41917.12 Zlaumming Birks Those students who find pleasure in exercising their vocal chords may join the Be- ginning Glee. Under the instruction of Mr. Misenhimer these students find singing as a group most enjoyable. After some of Mr. Misenhimerls training, the ambitious members of Beginning Glee Cbottom picturej may climb the ladder of musical success to perform with one of the advanced groups, the Advanced Glee Cmiddlej or the Choir Ctopj. QBrgan Qiluh QPYEIJESYYH l ...Q 7 f Our VARSITY SHOW Sham 0 Sh , p 0 a- nanigansf' a Pinol Nordin M D - - - c ougald Quaintance-Starr-Harvie production starred J. F ' ern, J. Bourbeau, P. St. P1erre, The Sis- ters Mann, and D. Smothers. WWI Wa 'FT if 532. thrilling plot The show consisted of a of sabotage and romance intermingled with sichoreal routines and ebullient and rt of the cast. gay terp opulent humor on the pa Girls' league Girls' 'league QExeeutihe Ziinarh lst semester Girls' Qinurt 21171 semester Girls' Qiuurt Ee QBII1e 1957 ZBFB55 Baath AJ S 4 llil lfll I' qldmiullllf ' f 0 xl ' U n 1... inul V J . C 'H Q., . . . n x d ' lw uwllllmllfulllmluluf l 4 Eu, Lv'-n-ll-9 i , . . , , '44 in Bottom row: C. Rinard, R. Godlewicz, J. Wood, D. Hoyt, J. Fourmet, E. Farnsworth, J. Wooliscroft, K. Middle- brooks, A. Constantine, E. Crowley, J, Hall, M. Hickman. Second row: F. Canty, S. Smith, K. Warren, C. Phin- ney, N. Taylor, C. Hudson, I. Ortiz, S. Turner, K. Gould, I. Katz, L. Furry, S. Bohonnon. Third row: J. Johnson, J. Miller, B. Borkowski, J Johnson, K. Bailey, J. Shupps, J. Kehm, J. Whitman, M. Cox, S. Chaffee, S. Baker, E, Weidenbach. Fourth row: E. Pena, S. Steinko, C Thomas, P. Lee, S. Ccxrron, G. Ginder, V. Gregory, P. Gill, T. Boisvert, D. Kill, N. Hogan, S. Buzzard. Top row: B. Elston, J. Church, E Coury, J. Randall, C, Fuller, L. Rudolph, M. Reese, D. Young, L. Brinton, J. Moody, L. Wilton, S. Brinton. These perky girls are mem- bers of a good standing organi- zation of our campus, the Drill Team. They work many extra hours together to improve their choreography and make the half-time activities during the football season more enjoyable for you. be ncbanteI1jfure5t The date of the Drill Team Dance is marked with a special X on every social calendar. It is a well known fact that the unique planning and effort involved in decorating the gym always results in an evening of par- ticular enjoyment and remembrance. u 4-wx av, .:..r:' 1- . ,. -- ' 3 nf .Q f Q WA V 1 ,Sf mv qw ,,, , If f A , WE-11!c,2 ,. ,,. Z ,, ,, 2 A 4 Zh yy: ' J f 1, , 5 4, X , m 4, 2,13 f :GW fx Z. 2. 4 ff, 91. , , K!! zu! me ' iuwuafsa.. 9 .W 5fifj 'fy4t5r flaw QI lx'r4'4a-:Jn U .112 -x fy W .415 ' . xlnliU1thH1osrAwfovrmm.'.' 1 fr tluntaamgzz numwf mf Q .M....,,M,. ...AM ,,- W WGRK AT THE CROSSROADS 0 ...I , Q W gf w 52 3 . Kg -9-41....,,,1,..+ .fp ,. . L - f on rnnrmv. 'rnnzn An: ww f Q xn1m1xu sv was W -. 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X 3 w sl X DQ' x MW 7' Oo X!!! , Wg? ff Wf l Vw ff Q 1.5. 5,4 ,Y , my, . , f lg? , ' ' ' ' Wfyy, Aff? W, . ,.,, 5 K lv 4 Q Ei nas-.-.. lu,-.Nirlvf RElGNlNG OVER HRHAPSODY IN BLUE, this yec1r's Coed Boll, are King Deon Moore and Queen Beverly Wilson, Above ore: ll'1E hoslesses and ribbon cuHers, chorus, flower girls, vocalists cmd announcers. is ,an 9 NN 1.--.wn fl .9 A LL f 5 ?1 ' - E , I is-fimll, fir' f' , 1 M. T , LL, X33 ,1- fifs F 4 ly ' ax A . r . .1-AJ QC9. . ' FLT fl'l'Ti 'I'H'. I Q ce z. . hi- if ,, f .H 5,1-' J , . I ', 'N JJ V 8 G H 'Q V IP WP X - L64 w ' V' ' x 'fa . 5 N - u, Ar pm Q f ,Sv , I.- . 4. ,Y A 'G c 4 1: 'D - 'S ', , , ,. Qual' N. , 1 L V D gg, . E. 4 l I w 1 4 rv .5 4 ff mx J.- Gzsnnswv 3 ce, W A QB I G.A.A. EXEC. BOARD: J. Horne, C. Eubanks, V. Frye, A. Graham, D. Liggeti. 2nd Row: A. Horne, P. Horne, B. Mazanti L. Axenty, D Best. 3rd Row: J. Fern, I. Webb, J. Harft, T. Mann, B. Thomas, S. Riley. Girls' Qtblztir Qssnciatinn G.A.A. SONG LEADERS: B. Kildow, L, Collins, C. Lane. G.A.A. CHEER LEADERS: B. Besi, T. Mcmn. ,,,....-ss 1' 'x -- '. I N I s f X f, 5 1, S 79, lx, fl S lu- Sveniur E. SEI. Q G.A.A. Motto-When at last the great scorer comes to write against your name, He writes not that you won or lost but how you played the game. Clllluh V Rhythms J mg Slunint G.Q. Q. ,.Q M Q 1 Q- 9 jY I U WW 41' 035 I J get ti gf R135 M N Supbnmure G. Q. Q f Q X 1 B U U freshman G. Q. Q - i 5' 5 if gl' , I A , i , t w w fw4Q ,J f ,nz was .r 7' in Ja..- vfim' ,xy vw fi, My W , 40, f ,W .Wg f ,f-. 7, By ,fa fm ,ff Va, ,, iw af zz' vmwvf ' , 'G 'fff , f ,151 V In W, 5 , xg X VAV. J? 1 1 'ww ' L27 .E QW -' W 53 X! I X A A t ' www. ., N' ixqxls . - 1 . f' A527592 gf- - - Highlighting this year's Fiesta were many specialty dances from the different states of Mexico presented by the Girls, Physical Edu- cation Department under the direction of Miss Bea McCollum. A brilliant innovation was a dance, The Hunters, performed by our talented cheerleaders, Mike Sharp, Dave Jones, Ron Schaeffer, and Pete Olsen. Many hours of dyeing and feather-sticking were spent prepar- ing for the intricate intriguing Plume Dance. 116 ffwi, 'ffxh The modeling of many of the lovely costumes brought back from Mexico by Miss McCollum provided an interesting interlude. Our honored guests who participated in the traditional break- ing of the pinata were: Mr. Sutphen, Mr. Morris, Mr. Crable, Mr. Smith, Mr. Vaughn, Mr. Mercadante, and Mr. Hoyme. This year's pinatas were filled with many special surprises . . . extra goodies which surprised all! This was one of the most successful Fiestas .... Much fun was had by all! 117 A 1 , 5 f my ,... W,,,.,,,i,,.2?,-.ga-.,,i,.,.nav.IV, M fi , W 1 6 1 ,.,:...M.T.',f - 1 f . 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Seifert scored twice, and Moore scored Coach Bob Cardona led the Redondo foot- Once' ball team to the Bay League crown. The Big Red of Coach Cardona defeated such teams as Inglewood, Santa Monica, and Centennial to gain the crown. HENRY FERNANDEZ is being tackled by a Morningside man. Also pictured for Redondo are Stan Santee, 601 and Tom Willhife, 37. After this 41-14 victory, the experts began to predict the great season which Redondo was to have. This was the first game of the year and touched off a host of Redondo victories in football as well as in other sports. 124 PICTURED HERE is an example of the fine defensive play on the part of Art Webb, Lou Cook, Ron McDougald, and Bob Carlson. REDONDO 39, INGLEWOOD 6-Remaining un- defeated for the 1956 season, the Big Redl' rolled over Inglewoodls Sentinels. Moore scored four times, and Gene McCann raced to paydirt with a 30-yard pass interception to lead the locals to their first victory over the Sentinels since 1947. REDONDO 20, LEUZINGER 13 - Redondo's hopes for a Bay League championship were brightened considerably as the Hawks downed a very impressive Leuzinger eleven. Moore, Seifert, and Lynn Hoyem each tallied once for the locals, and Henry Fernandez booted two PAT's. SUPERVISING PRACTICE are Coaches Chuck Waters, Vince McCullough, and Bob Cardona. Y l l TWO MIRA COSTA MEN move in to make u tackle on Bruce Seifertg helping out on the play is Don Marone, 47. The Mustangs were lucky enough to gain a 19-19 tie in this crucial contest. The Mustangs were really up for the big game, and they went away quite satisfied. REDONDO 19, MIRA COSTA 19 - This fateful Friday eve- ning found an inspired Mustang eleven holding the powerful Hawks to a 19-19 tie. Seifert scored once, and Moore tallied twice during the contest. lt was that little thing known as the point after touchdown that foiled the Big Redl' as well as the Mustangs. DEAN MOORE tries to turn the corner but is held around the ankle by a Miro Costn many rushing up to assist is Don Marone. Experts hailed the game as being very well played, but trouble in the extra point department hampered both teams. GENE MCCANN CATCHES ONE of his fwo 'fouchdown passes as he gefs behind the Santa Monica secondary. Moore threw bofh passes before he received a leg iniury which was lo limit his action for the remainder of The season. In the iniury-laden fourth period, Bruce Seiferf exhibited a running attack comparable To the best ever seen in SeaHawk Bowl. REDONDO 13, SANTA MONICA 6 - With Bobby Carlson at the helm taking over for the injured Hoyem, the SeaHawks downed a stub- born Viking crew for the first time in ten years. Moore, McCann, and Seifert were the game heroes as Moore threw two T.D. passes to Mc- Cann, and Seifert ran the Vikes crazy in the fourth quarter after Moore was injured. 45. smftf, ,,., A ,'?,,4l' ,., - MMM COACHES CARDONA, KINCANNON, and WATERS talk over their strategy during the Torrance en- counter. The SeaHawks won the Tartar game by a score of 27 Io 0. SHOWING THE STRAIN of the Santa Monica game are Tom Willhife, Alan Geach, Ron Carlson, Pete Brower, and John Heino. REDONDO 27, TORRANCE O-Looking forward to their first Bay League championship in many years, the SeaHawks downed the Tartars by an impressive score of 27-O. Don Marone sub- stituted for Moore and scored twice as did Seifert. REDONDO 26, CENTEN- NIAL 14-BAY LEAGUE CHAMPS! The inspired Big Red under the leadership of Coach Bob Cardona downed an impressive Centennial eleven on the happy evening of November 14, 1956. McCann scored twice, Seifert and Moore each crossed the goal line once. L'C.I.F. here we come! JUST OUT OF REACH is This affempied pass io Bob Gobel during the Cenfenniul encounter. A Tackle is being made iusi to make sure lhaf Gobel didn? catch il sag, Q N- 'Lf ,ti COMING OUT OF THE SHOWER after being dunked is Coach Cordona. He was taken io 'he showers offer fhe HGWkS d0Wl'l9d Cenfen niol by a 26-14 count. This was ihe final league game of Yhe season, and vidory in this encounter gave Redondo a 5 01 record 035. . BEVERLY HllLS HALFBACK Joe Rosencranz goes around end 'For a large gain against the SeaHawks. This first round CIF en- counter was played at El Camino before a capacity crowd. Henry Fernandez, 57, Bruce Seifert, 495 and Gene McCann, 50, are in pursuit. The running of Rosencranz and Mitch Reinis tore the Redondo squad apart in the fourth quarter. The experts feel that had the locals not been plagued by injuries during the latter part of the season they would have gone on to gain a high place in CIF. REDONDO 0, BEVERLY HILLS 20-Redondo held the Normans scoreless until the fourth quarter when Mitch Reinis and Joe Rosencranz started ripping through the Seahawk forward wall which was badly over- weighed. Beverly capitalized on a couple of breaks and ended Redond0's C.I.F. hopes. Final Varsity Bay League Football Stand- ings: Redondo ..... . Mira Costa Centennial Leuzinger .,..... ,... Santa Monica Inglewood ..... .... Torrance ...,. Pct. 920 833 500 500 333 333 O83 REDONDO'S DRILI. TEAM AND BAND perform during the halftime ceremonies of the Beverly Hills game. Much credit should be given to Mrs. L'Cencl Rice who was the drill team advisor, and Mr. Lee Howell who led the band. -., ',n' '.... .-o., 4' 'Q . fs 1 ' - If ' xx . l I Ia K ' I x ,.'s. 5,4 : is .9 A a u I' Qs 'I N, : I - 0 .--1'-- , ' , , Mui F f W I , I i 1 , I Q 1 o X W I A J, a 4, I 1 4 .dlsfhl-N... BAY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSI The Sea Hawk football team ended the season with a 7-1-1 record. Standing, back row-Seifert, Moore row-Coaches Cardona and McCullough, Mgr. McCann, Webb, McDougaId, Wilhife, Douillard, lwohn, Marone, Hernandez, Buzzard -us. 1 H 1 'z l l N 9'?'yS , I ll I s 5 4 ., I l l l 5900 MII! J 'X il so l, 1, . . 4' '- nl' 5 Y s 'e Cooper, Geach, Gobel, Palmer, McDonnell, McCann, Hoyem, Clayion. Back, Hlavaiy, Carlson, and Buddenbohm. Standing middle E Moore, Cobabe, Livingston, Atchison, Holmes, and Coach Waiers. Kneeling, front row-Heino, Hays, Maffson, Lamphan Cook Sal afino, Carlson, Claypool, Santee, Gummerman, Contreras, Wooldridge, and Niemann. COACH NICK AEGERTER'S CEE FOOTBAll.ERS showed very well 'this year. This was their first year 'together and an even better showing can be expected next year. Buck row: Coach Aegerter, Boswell, Little, Riggs, Miller Patterson Hooper Crowe Foster McDonald Underhill and Brown. Middle row: Mgr. Scott, Stuart, Bondy, Gonzales, Sweeny, Rawlins Price Morrison Slusher Lindsay Collins Petty Hamilton and Clark. Front row: Trimble, McConnville, Johnson, Haines, Van Dyke, Stonier Evans Valcllsplno Crame Nolan Moore and Colwell 1956-57 found Redondo with its first Cee football team in many a year. The inexperienced Cees under the watchful eye of Coach Nick Aegerter, developed into an impressive group by season's end. They had a season percentage of .500g this included three ties, one win, and one loss. Many of this year's Cee gridders will move up to the Bee aggregation next year. Among this year's star performers were Gary Little, Bill Trim- ble, Wayne Gonzales, Kenny Lindsay, Lonnie Price, Mike Collins, Louie Riggs, Tommy Haines, Gary Evans, and Steve Van Dyke. It is hoped that by next year most of the teams in the Bay loop will field Cee teams, this would give Redondo and Mira Costa teams a fair Held of competition. coming game. COACH NICK AEGERTER gives a chalk talk in preparation for a ggi! fr' will PLANNING the next game's stra- tegy are Coaches Bill Wilcox and Harold Grant. 1, 9515 ' Y ,gfiiissiiif-Pi , eezeaaesg. ' ,- V . ,,,,..,A,f is , JESSE GONZALES, the Little Gen- eral, led his Bee footballers to the Bay League crown this season. His passing accounted for many ot the locals' points, it seemed that he just couldn't miss the target. Redondo's Bee footballers played a great brand of football throughout the season and thus copped the Bay League crown. Coaches Bill Wilcox and Harold Grant must surely be congratulated for masterminding the Bee attack. Under the field leadership of Jesse Gonzales, the Little General, it seemed that no one could stop their attack. The combination of Gon- zales to Dave Jones produced about 70 per cent of the team's scores. The starting forward wall, composed of Chris Elder, Jerry Skaggs, Cliff Box, Ron Shaeffer, Monte Cookus, and John Grothius, held the opposition down to practically nothing during the entire season. The locals ended the season with a Hve win, no loss, and one tie record and were probably one of the best teams in Southern California. 1956 BAY lEAGUE CHAMPS! Coach Bill Wilcox and Harold Grant's Bee aggregation downed all comers to take the league crown this year. Back row: Stein, Moore, Emerson, Sturges, Gladd, Box, Reister, Martling, Taylor, Billingsly, Bray, Willaby, Ochinero, Burbridge, and Bouse. Middle row: Coach Harold Grant, Croft, Valenzuela, Caruso, lafferty, Gonzales, Johnson, Morrison, Colson, Bates, Russel, Flores Sausido, Salsido, Duarte, Perry, Skaggs, Owen, and Coach Bill Wilcox. Front row: Bailey, McClain, Jensen, McBride, Jones, Elder, Grothius: Valenzuela, McCalister, Cookus, Shaetfer, Martel, Attrox, Ybarro, and Mgr. Scott . A true champion is one who excels in any field. He is also, by implication, a competitor, ag- gressive as well as gifted. Championship, although popularly conceived as such, is not coniined to the Held of sports. Championship is evident, for example, in the academic world in persons who, through conscientious endeavor, consistently remain at the top of their classes. The academic cham- pion realizes and respects the worth of the subjects he is studying and is willing to program his personal life in order to permit proper attention to them. Again, championship exists in the social world for those individuals who command the loyalty and admiration of their friends. Championship also prevails in the area of extracurricular activity for those students who are willing to accept re- sponsibility and carry it through promptly and effectively. Finally, championship is especially evi- dent in athletics among those who participate with enthusiasm and skill. The true champion in ath- letics is a leader of men, inspiring, cooperative, dependable. Championship inherently is a quality of mind and of heart. No champion has ever won all the time, every great champion has triumphed over defeats and been the better for them. He wills, and the body and mind comply. The great champion is a per- fectionist, and in this continual striving toward perfection the fruits of victory become a natural accolade. More than as merely a winner, he proves in victory that he has mastered himself. Redondo High School prides itself in building champions, and occasionally a champion of champions comes along, a student who excels in scholarship, athletics, and conduct. Such a stu- dent is Dean Moore who embodies the ideal qualities of the American high school boy. He has been an outstanding student through his entire high school career fa member of the California Scholar- ship Federation for four yearsjg he has been prominent in student body activities as an eificient president of the Key Club and a member of the student council, he has garnered ten varsity letters in football, basketball, and tennis, he was on the All Bay League Basketball Team and the All Bay League Football Team, he topped a brilliant high school athletic career by being named to the All California Interscholastic Federation Football team. He has the combination of intelligent leadership and team spirit which marks the great athlete in the finest sense of the word. He also has that spe- cial aggressiveness without arrogrance that marks the worthwhile leader. He sets a high standard for all to live up to in conscientious scholarship, consistent participation, and personal integrity. Redondo High School proudly salutes its champion's champion, Dean Moore, and wishes him continued success and happiness. l34 PICTURED ABOVE are members of Coach Mel Seifert's Varsity basketball team. Top row: Geach, Herman, Hoyem, McCann, Striff, and Gobel. Bottom: Northway, Swanson, Garrett, Seifert, Cook, Ward, and Sickles. COACH MEL SElFERT'S Varsity quintet, although not showing too well, played fine ball at times through- out the season. FINAL VARSITY BAY LEAGUE BASKETBALL STANDINGS Won Lost Pct. 0 Santa Monica ....,. 12 1.000 Torrance ....... .... 9 3 .750 Mira Costa ,..,. .... 8 4 .667 Centennial ,... 5 7 .418 Redondo ....... .... 3 9 .250 Inglewood ,..,. .... 3 9 .250 167 Leuzinger ..... .... 2 10 . A GOING HIGH for a rebound against Mira Costa is forward Phil Herman. Also pictured for Redondo are Bobby Garrett and Gene McCann. , ' . , .V .J ' - ' , , , , aa '. T? ' J V Q . ' ' wwf' 1 ' ,f J i? 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U1 . f , , ' 'I957 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM under the auspices of Coach Mel Seifert: Back row: Carlson, Sanford, Babbit, Harvey, Hays, and Dailey. Front row: Hutchison, Brower, Bray, Theis, Freeman, and Dunfee. PHIL HERMAN and GENE McCANN go up over Rusty Striff for a re- bound against Mira Costa. The hoopsters from over the hilI downed the Seahawks twice during the season. FINAL BAY LEAGUE J.V. STANDINGS Won Lost Pct. Santa Monica .... 10 2 .833 Redondo ...,... .... 8 4 .667 Centennial .... 7 5 .582 Inglewood ..... .... 6 6 .500 Torrance ....... .... 6 6 .500 Mira Costa ...,. .... 3 9 .250 Leuzinger ..... .... 2 I0 .I67 Coach Mel Seifertls Varsity and Junior Varsity basketball teams had a rough time this season. The Varsity finished its slate with a 3 win, 9 loss record in league compe- tition. There were, however, some bright spots during the season. In two losing roles, the Hawk hoopsters gave Bay League cham- pion, Santa Monica, the toughest battles of the season, and they also looked good in several other contests. The J .Vfs will form the nucleus of next year's Varsity hoop team. Ted Hays, Chuck Bray, and John Hutchison will be up from the J .V.'s, and the BeeHawks will contribute the likes of Jerry Joiner, Jim Hurst, and Tom Shearer who will team up with Phil Herman next year. They will replace such . boys as Dean Moore, Bobby Garrett, Gary Swanson, Bob Gobel, Rusty Strifl, and Gene McCann. FIGHTING FOR THE BALL against Newport Harbor are Jerry Joiner, Jim Hurst, and Tom Shearer. Coach John Kincannon's Bee quintet took third place in the Santa Monica Invita- tional Tournament. PICTURED BEFORE GOING INTO ACTION in the Santa Monica Invitational Bee tournament are members of Coach Kincannon's Bay League championship team. Standing: Coach Kinconnon, Jim Hurst, Bill Clemo, and Bill Sturges. Sitting: Rocky Rockwell, lsidro Delgado, Jack Knudson, Jerry Joiner, and Eddie Olivas. Missing are Carl Sharavlev, Tom Shearer, Gilbert Luian, and Carlos Gonzales. Santa Monica .... 6 6 . Inglewood .......... 5 7 . Centennial ........ 4 8 . Leuzinger ..., .... 4 8 . FINAL BEE BAY LEAGUE STANDINGS W L PCI. Redondo .......,.... 12 0 1.000 Inglewood ,......... 8 4 .667 Mira Costa ........ 7 5 .5 8 3 Santa Monica .... 6 6 .500 Leuzinger .......... 4 8 .333 Centennial ........ 3 9 .250 Torrance ..... .... 2 10 .167 FINAL CEE BAY LEAGUE STANDINGS W L Pct. Redondo ............ 1 1 1 .91 6 Torrance ............ 9 3 .750 500 417 333 333 Mira Costa ........ 3 9 .250 . GUN S Q fs' Q 00 J 14 t 3822, Cline Iianupsters Qian league Qirutnns Bay League Champs: Coach John Kincannon's Bee and Cee bas- ketballers took on and defeated all comers to gain their respective Bay League crowns. These champion- ships are quite indicative of Coach Kincannonis prowess on the courts, out of eight Bee and Cee basketball teams he has fielded, tive of them have been league champions. The Bees had a season record of 24 wins against a single loss. They went undefeated in competition and suffered their only defeat at the hands of Newport Harbor in the Santa Monica Bee Invitational Tour- nament. The CeeHawks had a league record of 11 wins and one lo COACH won lea along with Kincannon. JOHN KINCANNON is being dunked in the shower after his Bee charges gue crown. Pictured are Rockwell, Shearer, Clemo, Hurst, and Gonzales ss. Their sole defeat came at the hands of Santa Monica. Jack Knudson, Isidro Delgado, Tom Shearer, Jerry Joiner, Gilbert Lujan, and Jim Hurst were the BeeHawk mainstays. Knudson led the scoring column with a league average of 14.9 points per game, Joiner and Shearer were second and third with averages of 11.6 and 9.5 points per game. Mainstays of the Cee squad were Bobby Bellows, Doug Terrell, Larry Denhart, Bill DeCarion, Don McDonald, and Chudy Rodriguez. Bellows averaged 7.1 points per game while Rodriguez had a 5.4 point average in twelve games. Coach Kincannon said that he had never seen a high school team with as much co-ordination and teamwork as that possessed by his 1957 Bee hoopstersf, There was a general con- sensus of opinion that the Bees would have probably won the Santa Monica Bee tourna- ment had it not been for the loss of Gilbert Lujan and the illness of Jack Knudson. The Cee cagers must be congratulated for their determination and come-back ability. They were forced to win several games by very slight margins in a league of terrific Cee entries. Once again, Redondo says hats offi' to our championship Bee and Cee basketball quintets and to Coach John Kincannon who was so greatly responsible for their success. GOOD FOR TWO POINTS is this shot by Cee baslxetballer Bob Bellows. The Cees had a fine season and took first place in Boy League with an 'I'I-'I record. The action in the picture is against a strong Santa Monica team. ' 1 um, dim MEMBERS OF COACH BOB CARDONA'S VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: Standing: Mgr. Lee, Brower, Partridge, Cook, Beattie, Dunfee, Veltre, Carlson, Coach Cardono. Kneeling: Caruso, Frye, lwohn, Back, Carlson, Delgado, and Woolman. VETERANS WHO PRODUCED the nucleus of Coach Car- dona's baseball team are: Standing: Mike Frye, Louis Cook, and Jack Beattie. Kneeling: Charlie Veltre and lsidro Delgado. CATCHER LOUIS COOK had a fine season and led the Redondo nine at the plate. PITCHER BOB CARLSON led the Hawk mound staff. A iunior this year, he will be counted upon heavily next year. 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'I' s ,. , .f ,' LW ,V Liwfify' +' 2,12 X ' f '.'f f A '-if . V ' ff 'Z i' 5-2 f VV V ,, , - ' I , WW , if ' ', ' ' Q, I, , M K ,, , ..,, V 1 'f J V, V, ,ff f. , f,, -4 im- 41.12. .. COACH VINCE McCULlOUGH'S JUNIOR VARSITY HORSEHIDERS: Sfundings Valdispino, Rodriguez, Slusher, Kring, Sfurges, Lindsay, Johnson, Covenlry, Horne, and Mgr. Scolf. Kneeling: Ybarra, Blanks, Kekier, Emerson, Gladd, Laphom, Sharavlev, and Denharl. THE BOYS' R CLUB is greatly responsible for Redondo's fine reputation in fields of ofhlefic endeavor, The above boys fcok porf in such sporis as football, baskelball, baseball, tennis, track, golf, swimming, cross couniry, and wrestling. 140 1957 VARSITY TRACK TEAM: Back row: Chaney, King, Palmer, Shankle, McCann, Sanford, Lemon, Klingler, Marone, and Paine. Middle row: Wilheit, Clayton, Pinol, Peck, Smothers, Beyers, Garrett, St. Pierre, and Livingston. Front row: Seifert, Purley, Lindsay, Green, Bell, Duillard, Atchison, and Gobel. ' 'I957 BEE TRACK TEAM: Back row: Dean, Collins, McKnight, Bailey, Sanford, Aspen, Herman, and Valenzuela. Middle row: Morris, Bouse, Ames, Freeman, Schooley, Traner, Gonzales, Elder, and Branson. Front row: Burbridge, Jones, Stinson, Shaeffer, Johnson, Skaggs, and Fordyce, TAKING FIRST PLACES in both the Mira Costa and Inglewood Relay: was the local Cee track team. Included are, back row: Hernandez, Karavas, McCullom, Sausido, Flores, Douglas, Jones, Terrell, Morris on, St. Clair, Armitage, and Gonzales. Middle row: DeCarian, Green, Taylor, Matute, Brooks, Davis, Sutten, Owen, Trimble, and McBride. Front row: McKinney, McDonald, Holland, Collins, Miller, Liggam, REDONDO'S WRESTLING TEAM look second place honors in Bay League and fifth place in CIF competition. Members of Coach Mike Burley's team are: Bock row: Mansfield, Rinker, Hansen, Longten, Guillery, Cobabe, Byred, McDonnell, Webb, Moore, and Conger. Middle row: Solusido, Parfridge, Lufferfy, Box, Douglas, Russell, Morrison, Patlison, Nelson, and Coyle. Front row: Moore, Van Dyke, Geer, Arian, Johnson, Geren, Rudge, Coyle, and Caruso. l957 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Buck row: Bill Lemen, Dick Smorhers, Gary Klingler, Lee Lawrence, Alan Cl UneY, Lynn Aspen, and Coach John Kincannon. Middle row: Bob Mainey, Earl Armitage, Jerry Hernandez, Lenny King, -lOl1n Ff9em0'1, and DOUQ Lindsay. Fronf row: John Bell, Earl Beyers, Manual Rua, Ted Muegenburg, David Green, Gnd T0m SCll00leY- A ., -Y - --,s 4 I PICTURED ABOVE are members of Coach Bill Wilcox's A, B, and C swimming teams, Top row: Martell, Stonier, Ocl-lenero, and Stein. Middle row: Myers, Ralph, McAIister, Sickles, Colmer, Lawrence, Scanlon, Williams, Delight, Sweeny, and Mahoney. Front row: Coach Wilcox, Sweeny, Milton, Rawlins, Coyle, Moore, Kemp, Nelson, Mulch, Van Dyke, Moody. fv ' ig l M . : 3251? 1, , i COACH JOHN KlNCANNON'S TENNIS TEAM had a fair season while facing a host of formidable opponents, Members of the racquet squad are: Back row: Coach Kincannon, McDougald, Stanton, Knudson, and Steinbaugh. Front row: Moore, Dailey, Bauer, and DeCarion. Not pictured is Bob Bellows. Everyone on the first nine has had at least one year of varsity experience with the exception of DeCarion. MEMBERS OF COACH CHUCK WATERS' T957 GOLF TEAM are: Standing: Coach Water, Manual Rua, Bob Pattison, Rocky Rockwell, Lance Kanaster, and Art Hackney. Kneeling: Jim Hurst, Rusty Striff, Lynn Hoyem, ond Sid Croft. The golfers used Palos Verdes as their home course with Striff usually the number one man. Qcknntnlehgements Roberts Studio .,.,., .... ,. ,,..,.. ,.,.... ,,.... P ortraits and Group Photos Mr. Henry Burke and The Daily Breeze ., ,,.., .... ........ Sports Photos Mr. Ted Misenhimer .rrr...rrr,,,rrrrrrrr.,... rrrrrrv., F aculty Photos Mr. Robert Brigham rtrrr ...,trr O ccasional Photos Al Fredricks t,.,rttt,,,,rttrr .tr,.. S pecial Photos S. K. Smith Company root....ooo.ot r,.....,or...... C overs Wilshire Engraving Company too..,, tt,t..... E ngravings Garrison Recording Studio .tss .,....,tt......t.......,.. R ecords Murray 8i Gee ,,...rs,t,..,,.ss,. ,.i,..., P rinting and Binding Q9ur Spatial Thanks No yearbook can be produced without the aid of several people who never receive anything more than a mention on a page such as this. We too owe a great deal of gratitude to the many people who helped us through the long and diiiicult hours both in an advisory capacity and in the tedious manual labor involved. To Mr. Wilbur Reierson and Miss Joyce Gahan we owe the de- veloping and printing of many of the pictures. Mr. Tom Robertson for aiding us with type problems. To Mr. Caesar Hernandez and Mr. Jack McClain for not only advising us with our art problems, but also for allowing us to share in the time of their three top art students. To Mrs. Rinker and Mr. Crable for their invaluable assistance and advice on our copy. To Mr. Lee Howell and the band for their work on the record. A very special thanks to Miss Brigid Quinn and Mr. Dewey Nye for giving up an afternoon to come down and do the narration for our record. Any success that may derive from the record we owe to these two wonderful people and to Mr. Paul Crable for writing the original manuscript and to Mr performance on the record. To Mr fine performance in our record. To to bat for us but also the numerous Editor-in-chief ......... Business Manager ......, . Ted Misenhimer and the Madrigal Choir for their splendid . Sutphen for his encouragement throughout the year and his Miss Helen Sinsabaugh for not only all the times she has gone times she let us Hborrowl' some of our personnel when we ap- proached deadlines. We would also like to extend our thanks to Miss Peg Cook who after be- ing PILOT adviser for seven years is always ready and willing to help us all the time. 1957 Bihar Staff ......Sharon Lewis .......Felix Pinol Advertising Manager ...... ....... B renda Stiles Layout ...................... Senior Editor ..... Junior Editor ............ Sophomore Editor ............... Freshmen Editor ....... Lee Quaintance ...Linda Fairchild ..........Ann Carr .Rose Godlewicz ........,IIene Katz Boys' Sports Editor Activities Editor .... Art Editors ..... Copy A ssistants ...... ........Roger Stanton .........Maja Zuber ........Gari Schunck Barbara Elston Lynne Garlow .,,.......Bill Holmes Lee Sneller Carolyn Eubanks Judy Layman Nancy McDougald ,,' ,Q X , ,' CLUB -0 iav-o...g . N I X , GJ if :I - 1 The Lions' Club of Redondo Beach is in its thirty-third year of existence, and during these thirty-three years the club has been an enthusiastic supporter of the Redondo Union High School and all of its many activities. One of our most enjoyable activities is that of sponsoring the annual Football Banquet. We have sponsored this affair for the past thirty years, and are most hopeful of being able to sponsor this event for many years to come. Each year we have as an honorary member of the club a student of Redondo Union High School, who attends our weekly meetings and keeps the club personnel informed on the activities of this splendid high school. We also sponsor a speech contest each year, and the representatives from Redondo Union High School have never failed to make a most impressive showing in this contest. The Lions, Club Good Citizenship Award is a coveted prize for a boy and a girl of Redondo Union High School. The award is made each year at graduation. The Lions' Club sponsors many high school activities and, in turn, the high school has initiated a program of permitting the Lions, Club to sponsor the football program at one of its games, with the proceeds derived from the sales of the program being used for our Sight Conservation Project. We again extend our very best wishes to the graduating seniors of 1957, and offer our congratulations to those of you who are returning, for being fortunate enough to again have the privilege of attending this fine school. WALTER G. LINCH Dodge - Plymouth Redondo - 35 Years FRontier 2-2122 312 So. Catalina Avenue Redondo Beach, Calif. COBABE BROS. Rooms - Additions 2500 Redondo Beach Blvd. Redondo Beach, Calif. FR 4-7305 FR 4-61 12 PRESCRIPTIONS - DRUGS - SUNDRIES RIVIERA PHARMACY Peter S. Aspen Phones: FR 5-3935- FR 5-6469 1400 So. Pacific Coast Hwy. Redondo Beach, California SMITH BROS. FISH SHANTY RESTAURANT Walteria, Calif. FR 5-2294 We Cater to Banquets . . PALOS VERDES DRUG STORE Plaza Building WALT REESE Phone FRontier 5-2418 Adren Cosmetics Featured MOORE'S MARKET 43 Malaga' Cove Plaza Palos Verdes Estates DELIVERY SERVICE ' FR 5-2408 FR 5-4911 We Are Proud to Have Produced YOUR PILOT COVER The S. K. Smith Company 5260 West 104th Street Los Angeles 45, California FRENCH RE-WEAVING 1018 South Juanita Avenue Redondo Beach FR 5-1609 Re-knitting of Cashmeres Congratulations Class of '57 Zlnhex WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE stone Adminisfmfion 's-+swvw- -------------,---- - -- 4 HAH of your Auto needs o o H American Field Service Exchange Students .... 36 233 South Pacific Avenue Redondo Beach, Calif. Avlcmon Club ' 6 7 FR 2-3650 Baby Pictures ,vV,, V,,,,, 1 O4 Band ...,.. ,,,,,, 9 1 Baseball Teams ,..c.. ,,,,,, 1 39 HOMIE OF FABRICS Largest Selection of Yardage Basketball Teams ' I 35 ln The Bay Area Birdwatchers .,,, ,,.... 8 'l 126 South Pacific Avenue Redondo Beach, Calif. BOW Bef1ClefS --VY ------ 3 1 FR 4-9291 Bowling Club .,,,. ,,,,.. 8 3 Boys' R Club ........,,,...,,, ,,,,, ,140 California Scholastic Federation .,., ...... 6 5 REDONDO SHARPENING Camera Club 77 SAWS - KNIVES -- SCISSORS LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED Candy Stripers ,,,,,, 87 264 Pacific Avenue, Redondo Beach Chess Club .,,,.. ..,,,, 8 1 FROntier 9-0173 Choir .,,, ,, 93 Coed Ball ...., ..,,,, 1 O8 Cognotai .,.u............,.. ,,,,,, 8 5 FINE FASHIONS 300-304 South Catalina Cross Counlry Team --'---- f - l 42 Redondo Beach, Calif. Dance Band ...,.. ..u,u, 9 4 FR 4-5383 Ditch Day .,,,. ,,,,,, 1 O6 BEACHWEAR - SPORTSWEAR Drill Team ,..u,,.....,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,,..,,,,..,,,,.t ,u,,.s 1 OO DRESSES - LINGERIE fContinued on Page 1491 147 BRO 214 HO LAND COM ANY West Pico Blvd. Los Angele 1 s 7, California diff K' , ig, Q2 ,.i,v,-. ,Q J ' Rlchmond 8-3247 ' My M ff 3 ' f V ff- 3:55 if x. 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' -I ga- 'jfg ,- J '2'.J:'1--pf WARDS ,- SPONSORS Dodsons Dress cmd Shoe Shop l N D E X fContinuedj Editorial ....... 2 Harold's Boy 81 Girl Shop Einstein Club ..,,... 74 Bernard's Men's Shop F It ,,.... 6 Louaine's Fashions aw Y Wilene's Accordions Flesh' 4--'-- 116 Hermosa 5-10-25c Store Filibusters . 82 Kings Auto 5UPP'Y Football Teams 122 Sporting Goods French Club .,,,,, 75 Pantel Bootery B HI P. Sh Freshman Class ...... 54 u s nano op RV. Coffee Shop Future Business Leaders of America ...,... ...... 8 O SQm'5 Auto Pm-15 Future Homemakers of America ........ ,..... 6 7 Future Retailers of California ,..,,,... ..,... 8 O Future Teachers of America ...... 80 If you Think the word is Now Girls' Athletic Association ..... 112 Girls' League ....... 98 HY-TONE CLEANERS 1304 South Pacific Coast Highway Girls, HRH Club H3 Redondo Beach, California Glee Club ..... 93 Golf Team ...., 143 High Tide Staff ....... 70 FRONTIER MARKET, and House of Representatives ,,,.. 64 VARIETY STORE I T CI b C .I 64 n er u ounci ...,. SERVICE ' QUALITY ' VALUE . 'yy Chain -P....'--4------- Where the Customer ls King Journalism Students ,,...,..,,,..,,,,,,,.,,,. .,,,,, 7 0 Visit Our New Hardware Store I CContinued on Page 1511 149 CAREER miie GL FUTURE... ONE OF AMERlCA'S FASTEST GROWING COMPANIES IN THE For graduates who can qualify, We have interesting positions open in various departments of our organization. Employment is steady with regu- lar pay increases, opportunity for advancement, special training, paid vacations and holidays, sickness bene- fits and many other advantages. For further information, call at our Employment Office nearest you. General Telephone Company of California ESSENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY Best Luck to the Class of '57 T H E S T R A N D RECORDS: Classical, Popular, Rhythm and Blues RADIO SERVICE CO. 280 South Pacific Avenue, Redondo Beach FR 2-2570 WOOD 84 MALER REALTORS 1717 South Catalina Redondo Beach, California FR 5-2575 SOUTHWOOD DRUG CO. 22219 Palos Verdes Boulevard PRESCRIPTIONS 81 DRUGS Only the Best FRontier 5-0818 PALOS VERDES GENERAL STORE 51 Malaga Cove Plaza Palos Verdes Estates, California FRontier 5-2139 EXPERT CLEANERS FR 4-4268 2617 Redondo Beach Boulevard Redondo Beach, California We Give S Gr H Green Stamps BEN'l'ON'S GARDEN SHOP 1204 South Pacific Coast Highway Redondo Beach Nursery Supplies ' House Plants S 8t H GREEN STAMPS GIVEN Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Prater BEST wisi-:Es TO THE CLASS or '57 JIMMY WILSON Plaza Beauty Salon Palos Verdes FR 5-4409 I N D E X CContinuedD Junior Class . .... 36 Junior Play .. .,,. .,,,, , 777.... 1 O3 Junior Red Cross Club .,., 87 Key Club .... ,..,,.. 8 4 Key Club Dance ....,, ....... 8 4 Latin Club ,,,,A ,,,,,.. 7 5 Library Staff ,,,, ,.,, 8 6 Madrigal Choir ,.... .. 92 Math Club ,,... ...... 7 4 Office Assistants , ,,..,.. 88 Orchestra 95 Organ Club .sC. C.,,C,. 9 4 Palatteers .,.,, .. 76 Penpointers ......, 71 Pep Club .... .,,.,,, 9 0 Pep Group .s..,v ssss.., 1 18 PILOT Staff ,.,,,,.,, ..,.... 6 8 Proiectionist Club ,s,.. ,...... 9 0 Quartet .... .,,.... 9 5 Quill and Scroll Club .LLLL, .L,L.. 7 I Radio Club .,,,..,.s, ....... 8 3 Record Information LLLL.,..,.....L,,,.,,,,,,,, ..,.,.. 1 53 Icontinued on Page 1523 151 ANCHOR CAFE At end of Monstead Pier Redondo Beach, California FRontier 9-3710 Where Fishermen Meet to Eat P A R l S l A N Cleaners 8. Tailors Broadway 8. Diamond Redondo Beach FR 2-6205 COURY 81 SON Clothiers and Cleaners 210 Diamond Street FR 2-3434 AL FREDERIC PHOTOGRAPHY 106 Diamond Street Redondo Beach FRontier 4-5141 Zinhex fContinuedJ Red and White Dance A..... Rifle Club ........ Sailing Club ....... Science Club .,... Semper Comites ,... Senior Class ,... Senior Play ..............,.... Shakespearean Festival Skating Club ....e......... Snapshots .......... Sophomore Class ..... Spanish Club ...., Student Council ....... Swimming Team ...,. Table of Contents Teenage Book Club ....... Tennis Team ..... Thespian Club .,,... Track Teams ..... Usherette Club ...... Varsity Dance ...... Varsity Show ...,,...,...,, World Friendship Clubn. Wrestling Team ,......... Youth Fellowship Club Principal ........ Boy ....,..... Girl ................... Man on Safety ....... Style Woman .......... Musical Introduction Live a Humble ..., . Shakespearean Actor Social Studies Teacher ....... Science Teacher ..... Math Teacher ...... English Teacher ...,. ,.............v.. M uslc -----,,,,,,, ..,..... R 6dOHdO Original Script ...., Sound Editor .......,...v............ Alma Mater Arrangement ........ , Sutphen Chimselfj Mr. DeWitt B. Nye ..Miss Brigid Quinn ........Fred Woolman ,....,.Sharon Lewis .....Mr. Misenhimer ......Madriga1 Choir .........Jerry Wilson .......Mr. Snyder Brubaker ....i..Mrs. Hopkins ...........Mrs. Rinker High School Band Crable .........Jamia Lynch ,.,.....Robert Fritzen ROBERTS PHOTOGRAPHER ls pleased to have taken your senior pictures 4167 W. Washington Blvd. los Angeles 18, California REpublic 3-2131 Best Wishes Class of '57 REDONDO BOWLING PALACE Elmer W. Junge and Fred H. Stroh Best Wishes Class of '57 D 81 D DRUG COMPANY 100 N. Pacific Ave. Redondo Beach FR 2-3360 ongrafulafions Class of REDONDO TRIANGLE MERCHANTS HERMOSA AVENUE, REDONDO BEACH Complete Modern Shopping Center The old Chautauqua building from which the hrst class graduated was located where the present district offices now stand. Lower . left is the barque g'Katie Fleckingl' going ashore at Redondo Beach. Below is the f'Katie Flecking aground in 1905. Bottom picture shows the wreck of g'Mable Grey in l908. Photos are from iine collection of Mr. Bert Lerch. , V it , ima ,aww CConfinued from Page 'IOJ It wasn't easy for those two to graduate. Mr. Lerch writes that the school was moved from temporary quarters in the old Masonic Hall to new quarters in the fall of '06, Mrs. Currier says of their new quarters: . . . the old Chautauqua building . . . was an eight-sided monstrosity -the classrooms around the sides, and a hugh auditorium in the middle? She adds that she was drafted from a Shakespeare addition in Hermosa in order to warrant the hiring of another teacher and she had to ride the electric train to school, Mr. Lerch states that the district had to fight with all the wiles in its power to woo enough students away from Los Angeles to keep a school in operation. It seems that a teacher's duties in those days were in inverse ratio to the scarcity of pupils: Miss Mary Edwards fthe best teacher Mrs. Currier ever knewj taught the upper classes in English, French, German, chemistry and a few sidelinesf' CDisplaying a remarkable memory for names, Mrs. Currier lists twenty-eight students at Redondo at that time.J Fun wasn't abundant. Our only recreationj' writes Mrs. Currier, was gossip, and trying on each other's belts and shoes? Mr. Lerch does not tell of his diversions at school, but at that time the main pastime of Redondoans seemed to be watching the barques and frigates break up in the fierce surf after they were washed ashore. He has many good pictures of gallant old sailing vessels in the processes of being pounded to pieces offshore. It was chieliy because of this treacherous water that Redondo missed out in becoming a major seaport similar to San Pedro today. We hope that you have enjoyed this too brief visit with our first grads and the Redondo of a half century ago. Isn't it reassuring to know that our links with the school's past stretch unbroken all the way back to the beginning of things? Be QBIhe Enemies -Q' 5, f'?E . M my film I' .fi . 3, 3,51 f' 4' , .. JT' -JL' ,,., 1 1 ' f ff gi? .13 ,-,ui , ,f r . 5 - -I , 2 x n ' fr E 1 QA . ,,,, V M, 1:-ff 4 ' H., ' - ' fjfw' 'iv' X j 11:31.-' -T? F' 'wif-,:1' ' ,xna,,s..,f1. -, 4251, :1 ,. wg KA:- W f L ' , . Qi-xji'f',-Q.g , A A 4' 2 . 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