Richmond High School - Shield Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1959 volume:

SHIELD OF 130d Volume XLV Published By Richmond Union High School 23rd and Tulare Avenue Richmond, California = SNS tei an san as oe eee att Le iit ene ee wit fas i Table of Contents Foreword Dedication Administration Student Government Seniors . Classes . Activities Organizations Athletics Advertisements Foreword The Class of 1959 has seen so many innovations during our high school career that it would be a simple matter to choose an appropriate theme for our yearbook from the occurrences of the past. But we’ prefer tolook to the future and-so.have chosen for our theme the VIII Olympic Winter Games tobe held at Squaw Valley, Lake Tahoe, California, in 1960. Our-decision.is based on the fact that the Olympic Games are a part of the present, sin¢e-preparations have.already begumand have been going on for approximately three years (a period parallel to’our three-year préparation for gradua- tion), and on the further fact that the outcome of the preparations is still in the future, as the outcome of our graduation is still in the future. The VIII Games include competitions in Ice Hockey, Figure Skating, Speed Skating, Alpine and Nordie Skiing, and demonstrations of Dogsled Racing and Curling. Each illustration in the book shows an event in the Olympics and .characterizes a phase of high school life. Accompanying each illustration i§ a photograph taken by Shield photographers at.the actual site of the Olympic Winter Games. Curling, the sport shown on the Administration division page, is the opening”exhibi- tion in the Winter competitions� In the same way that Curlng serves to introduce the Olympics our administration serves to introduce us fo education in high school and to prepare us for the future. The government division page illustrates a man skiing. It suggests to us a certain independence and leadership which is characteristic of those who make up our student government, A skating pair is reminiscent-ofthe friendships and fun of Senior year, so we chose them to open the Senior séction. Bobsledding suggests good times and good friends in the same way and serves.to open the Class section. Ice Hockey, a very lively'sport, seems appropriate to open the section given over to a very brisk part of RUHS life, Activities. The Organizations section is introduced by a Dogsled Racing exhibition. All the members of the team pull together, which is something we learn to do through our participation in group projects of the many organizations within the school. A man skiing in the: Men's Slalom illustrates the com- petition of athletics and introduces that section. The obvious choice for the Advertise- ments division page is a girlskating; nothing seems to attract attention more effectively than a pretty girl. Aside from the allegorical tie-ups we have with the Olympic Winter Games, Rich- mond has, in faculty member Miss Margaret Jesseph, a Very real identification with the Games. Miss Jesseph served on the First Aid Team at the trials held in February, 1959, and will serve on the same group at the actual events in February, 1960. All of us will share in the honor bestowed by the International Olympic Committee in selecting California as the site of the 1960 competitions, and a good many of us may be CALLING OLYMPIC 1-9-6-0, which is the telephone number of the headquarters in Squaw Valley, as well as the theme forithis, our 1959 Shield. Dedication Generally we associate genius with the arts or with letters and science, but rarely with teaching. Yet teaching is an art and has its geniuses. The geniuses of teaching, needless to say, do not grow on trees, and thrice lucky are they who have had such a teacher. But such unusual luck is not un- known at Richmond Union High School, for we have one of these natural-born, superlative teachers in Mrs. Dorothy Gemmer. For thirty-eight years Mrs. Gemmer has taught us French, Spanish, and Art Appreciation. But the fulness of her teach- ing power, like a great flood, overflows the boundaries of mere language and art, and engulfs everything that holds interest for man. Thus, she has stimulated us to search for beauty and the meaning of ideas, to read history, to examine the issues of government, politics and society, and most wonderfully, to create in ourselves a living, lively system of values. Because Mrs. Gemmer is a warm, happy, level-headed person, brimful of charm, she has probably heard as many tales of woe, elation, and all the states in between, as any practitioner of psychology. And she has not just listened to these tales, but whenever it seemed necessary, has helped many a nameless pupil to surmount the difficulties which blocked his path, whether it be to college or some other goal. The matchless excellence of Mrs. Gemmer's teaching typi- fies her life as a whole. A thousand things engage her. For example, she takes care of her husband, Will, like a king; treats her son, Bill, like a prince; looks after her home like a palace. Her garden blazes with color, her dinners are banquets, her conversations are sheer delight. Further, she knits like lightning, plays bridge like Goren, and reads a book a night. In her spare time she studies Italian. She is also a great voyager. Paris is her city, and French, so the Parisians think, her native tongue. Actually, Mrs. Gemmer is a native of San Francisco, where she attended elementary school. Her high school days were spent in Santa Cruz. Later, at the University of California she received her A.B. and M.A. degrees in History. (French was then only a sideline.) Her first job was at the high school in Sebastapol, California, where, juggler-like, she taught Civics, Economics, History, Spanish and French. After two years of this, in 1921, she came to R.U.H.S. to teach Spanish. But not for long. The fates conspired to drop advanced French into her lap. Then one day while she was vacationing in Spain, she thought it her duty to make a fly- ing visit to Paris. After all, she was now teaching advanced French. So she went to Paris and has never recovered. Like a happy bee in a hollyhock, she remains perpetually inebriated with the elegant Gallic spirit. © This proved to be yet more luck for us. For we find that we glory in such personal things as the pure French style of her utterance, her wit, her manner, and her impeccably soignee grooming. All this, mind you, in addition to her intuitive, spontaneous teaching which not a single one of her pupils can ever forget. Need any more reasons be given why we, the June Class of 1959, dedicate our Shield to this most extraordinary teacher and well-loved friend, who has chosen to bid R.U.H.S. adieu this very June when we also shall say goodbye? Administration MR. DAVID C. GRAY Principal | hope each of you at this graduation time will look back upon your high school days with a feeling of real satisfaction. May you face the future filled with confidence and determination to do your best! With all good wishes, David C. Gray | MR. DICK CHRISTENSON Administrative Vice-Principal Spring Semester MR. WILLIAM OUTMAN Administrative Vice-Principal Fall Semester MR. JAMES BRIEN Instructional Vice-Principal MR. ROBERT FRANCE MRS. MARGARET THOMPSON Dean of Boys Dean of Girls 9 10 CS eee ES oe Le ee First Row: Mr. Geoffrey Yates, Mrs. Nina Rookaird, Mrs. Etta Lou Hawkins, Miss Nell Baggley, Miss Agnes Gowen, Mrs. Delphine Roberts, Miss Roberta Simmons, Mrs. Mabel Colberg, Mr. Hiram Fry, and Mr. Leo Baker. Second Row: Mr. Al Illick, Mr. Fred Bennett, Mrs. Cora Mattonen, Mr. Vernon Youngquist, Miss Helen McDonald, Mrs. Agnes Neville, Mrs. Carroll Parrill, Mr. Lloyd Darley, Mrs. Elinor Brokaw, and Mr. Cesare Angella. Third Row: Mr. Richard Christiansen, Mr. Oscar Franson, Mrs. Ruth Studarus, Mr. Robert Finn, Mr. Jonathan Tweedie, Mrs. Ruth Berger, Mrs. Margot Halvorsen, Mrs. Elvira Leam, Mr. Walter Hattich, and Mr. Floyd Schwarz. em First Row: Mr. John Enos, Mrs. Alysse Lowe, Mrs. Hazel Bird, Miss Sidney Price, Mrs. Elsie San- chez, Miss Barbara Willis, Mrs. Lucille Place, and Mr. V. D. Heath. Second Row: Mr. Louis Raun- Linde, Miss Hazel-Louise Rogers, Miss Elaine Dale, Miss Dorothy Swenson, Miss Kathleen Mc- Carthy, Mrs. Sylvan Myers, and Mrs. Beverly Fulks. Third Row: Mr. Harold Fisher, Miss Beverley Jaramillo, Mrs. lvy Snider, Miss Melba O'Connell, Mrs. Alice Cooke, Miss Esther Tremaine, Mrs. Lydia Hunt, and Mr. Richard Gaskins. First Row: Mr. Alan Davenport, Mrs. Shirley Lyon, Mrs. Margaret Eldredge, Miss Margaret Jes- seph, Mrs. Alice Clark, Miss Helen Parker, Mrs. Dorothy Gemmer, Miss Grace Condon, Mr. Ed- ward Peralsky, and Mr. George Miller. Second Row: Mr. Ray Franchi, Miss Jane Wilson, Miss Ann Myren, Mr. Robert Weede, Mr. Hollis Bledsoe, Mrs. Blanche Sandford, Mrs. Lois Siegel, Miss Hazel Olson, Mr. Kenneth Peurifoy, Mr. James Cahoon, and Mr. Fred Oberg. Third Row: Mr. Owen Evans, Mr. Paul McGinnis, Mr. Merle Randall, Mr. Roy Fogel, Mr. Robert Schrader, Mr. Virgil Woolbright, Mrs. Helen Larson, Miss Dorrance Small, and Mr. Loren Wilbur. First Row: Mr. J. J. McMillan, Mr. Neill Gunn, Mr. Paul Dillworth, Mr. Robert Sikes, and Mr. Murray Hannah. Second Row: Mr. Joseph Stenson, Mr. Sam Teese, Mr. Roy Norman, and Mr. George Campbell. Third Row: Mr. A. B. Koughan, Mr. Wilbur Hen- chey, and Mr. Elwood Fordham. Miss E. Alberta Best, Mr. Mon- toe Smither, Miss Betty Wyland, and Mr. Carl Mayers. Mr. James Brien, Instructional Vice-Principal Changes in the Lineup Never before has our school suffered such a raid on its administrative brass. This brass, each worth his weight in gold, includes Administrative Vice-Principal William Outman, Instructional Vice-Principal James Brien, Dean of Boys, Robert France, and the Chairman of the Boys’ P.E. Department, Samuel Teese. Mr. Outman left in February to become the Principal of Richmond Union Evening High School, an institu- tion whose five thousand grown-up students pursue the delights of education with a fervor unknown to their children. Mr. Outman labored at R.U.H.S. for eighteen years, successively as P.E. instructor (baseball coach), Dean of Boys, and Vice-Principal. While this varied: career of Mr. Outman appears to have been a rather strenuous preparation for his new position, it was nevertheless a career full of service, friendliness and accomplishment, from which nearly two decades of Richmond's students and teachers have hugely benefitted. In him the aging pupils of the Evening High School have gained a trim, athletic principal who will never con- fuse batting averages with grade point averages. Of our departing administrators, Mr. Brien is making the greatest change. He is going to Chico, California, to become Director of Education of the Chico City Schools. This appointment of Mr. Brien comes as a sad surprise to his countless Richmond friends, because Mr. Brien is,a Richmonder, born and bred. A graduate of R.U.H.S. and U.C., Mr. Brien returned to his old high school in 1940 to teach. He taught many things: English, History, Journalism, Civics, and Senior Problems. He also served as Chairman of the Social Studies Department for four years, and Vice-Principal for eight. He had his hand in pies too numerous to relate. Although these pies are probably not comparable in size to those which he will bake in Chico, they nevertheless attest Mr. Brien’s great gift for administrative cookery, which R.U.H.S. shall sorely miss. Mr. France is going to Harry Ells High School, of all places, to become Instructional Vice-Principal. This is a severe blow to us, perhaps a mixed relief to him, and most certainly a dashing feather in the Ells academic cap. For Mr. France knows his stuff. When he first came to R.U.H.S. in 1943, he taught English and History. Soon his abilities made him-chairman of the Social Studies Department. Then his special gifts for dealing with students were recognized, and he became a counselor. At the same time he conducted advanced classes in Oral English, and single-handedly put R.U.H.S. on the debating map of California. Finally he was appointed Dean of Boys, and though the earth did not tremble, many boyish consciences did. All in all, R.U.H.S. points with pride to Mr. France and cannot help but feel that it now has a vested interest in the fortunes of its rival, Harry Ells. Mr. Teese is making the saddest change of all, as far as the students of R.U.H.S. are concerned. He is leaving us to go to El Cerrito High School. (Long Pause.) How he can do this is beyond our comprehension. However, since he is going there to be Dean of Boys, the nature of his new job rather lightens the shock of his departure. After all, he most likely will not be seeing El Cerrito's best side, nor will El Cerrito necessarily be seeing his. Nonetheless, in no sense can we agree that they deserve each other. But since El Cerrito is the path pointed out for him by destiny, we must concur with the worldly viewpoint that Mr. Teese is on his way up. And certainly none is more worthy of promotion. He has proved this by his exemplary job as P.E. instructor (and swimming coach), and as Chairman of the Boys' P.E. Department. Therefore, we wish him all the luck in the world, but we refuse to say goodbye. Mr. William Outman, Administrative Vice-Principal; Mr. Robert France, Dean of Boys; Mr. Samuel Teese, Chairman of Boys’ P.E. Department. After seeing Miss Roberta Simmons’ work, Miss Barbara Willis became interested in : mosaic work. She is making a plaque for t. her living room. Mr. Alvan Davenport and Mrs. Beverly Fulks list eating as one of their favorite hobbies. Miss Roberta Simmons’ latest mosaic plaque Singing around the piano, Mrs. Lois Siegel will be for her bathroom. The pebbles are first became interested in folk music. She from a beach near Pescadero, California. belongs to the East Bay Folk Music group. esl” -. s An old hand at amateur radio is Mr. Wayne ooo eT — Perry, who has operated a radio off and on Feeding the nose bags’ seems to be a ver for 30 years. Mr. Perry sends messages for men teachers. soldiers who are stationed in Alaska. 13 School In charge of repairing and issuing text books is bookroom attendant Mrs. Bess Redick, here with student helpers Judy Wilson,Barbara Wright, Larry Milde, and Gene Gillham. Mrs. Winona Andrews and Mrs. Ramona Bro- Mrs. Jean LeSage, Mr. Neill Gunn, and Mrs. Barbara Mce- berg make up the absence list in Office |. Ginnis check absences each morning in the deans’ office Cafeteria Staff — Back Row: Mrs. Lillian McCallister, Mrs. Pearl Santos, Mrs. Marie McDowell, and Mrs. Linda Nevitt. Front Row: Mrs. Georgia Hunt, Mrs. Maude Erickson, Mrs. Madeleine Bocco, and Mrs. Ann Wyland. itis Abe ‘ ‘ i“ o OF i ¢% Office Staff — Seated: Miss Mary Gately, Head Secretary. Standing: Mrs. Jerry Fairbanks, Miss Susie Page, Mrs. Anita Brajkovich, and Miss Lois Smid. School Nurse Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston Mr. David Williams gives first aid to a student. Vocational and Guidance Counselor. Custodians — Back Row: Joe Rezendes, Jerry Goff, Forrest Martin, Howard Ball, Ed Barton, Frank Paquito, and Oval Toliver. Front Row: Richard May, Mrs. Marion Beale, Mrs. Bessie Tread- man, S. M. Hrbek, Head Custodian, Leo Falcioni, Andy Colombo, and Ray Scalise. i figs ra RNMENT Board of Commissioners Fd Wi «Le Mr. William Outman —- : | Sponsor es et. wre ‘ ae ae ‘ £ | ri Don Andrews ¢ President Ed Power Vice-President Carolyn Lum ¢ | Secretary bod | Seigfried Helbing Exchange Student Joe Alvarez Treasurer = Darryl Ott | Commissioner of «Law and Order Gregg Cook Student Judge Joyce Perata Prosecuting Attorney Lucia Midgley Defense Attorney Charlene Campbell Commissioner of Publicity Sandy Beauchamp Commissioner of Social Affairs Jim Dotson Commissioner of Boys’ Athletics Betty Cook Commissioner of Girls' Athletics Janet Allen Head Yell Leader Barbara Williams Senior Class President Bill Prather Junior Class President Terry Knapp Sophomore Class President Pat Davik f | Hi-Nus Editor : d Connie Means Girls' League President Fall Calendar September 3 School opens 17 Sophomore Party 24 S.A. Program — Jack Fina and his Orchestra October 15 Faculty Follies 16 Band and Orchestra Party 24 S.A. Dance — 'Witchcraft 29 Parents’ Back to School Night 30 Senior Gaieties — Winter Fling November 12 Report Cards 14 El Cerrito Football Game 14 Junior Class Dance —''Make Believe 20 Talent Show — Music Department 26 Student Day December 11 Primary Election 12 1-12 Dance — Frost and Fascination 16 Run-off Elections 18 Christmas Choral Program January 16 Sophomore Dance —''For-Get-Me-Not 21 Installation of new officers 23 El Cerrito Basketball Game — Richmond Auditorium Spring Calendar February 3 Report Cards 3 New Semester Starts 27 El Cerrito Basketball Game — Richmond Auditorium March 6 Senior Party —''Sea Mist 14 Junior Prom —''Club 60 19 Senior Show —''Sagebrush Saga” 19 Senior Day April 2 Talent Show 3 Sadie Hawkins Dance 10 Slave Day 14 Report Cards 16 Senior Banquet — Petite Fleur’ 17 Spanish Fiesta 23 Band and Orchestra Concert 29 Senior Girls' Reception 30 Open House | Student Day 7 Drama Play — Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal’ 20 C.S.F. Picnic 22 Spring Choral Program 3 Installation of New Officers 4 Scholarships Awarded 6 Senior Ball 9 Graduation 12 Report Cards 12 End of School Year Board of Commissioners ® f of Mr. Dick Christianson, Sponsor Gary Freschi, President Joe Alvarez, Vice-President Sue Patchin, Secretary Gregg Cook, Treasurer S¢ Nancy Jacobson, Commissioner of Diane Atwood, L d Ord Student Judge pwnage Carolyn Lum, Prosecuting Attorney Ken Salter, Defense Attorney : Liz Andrade, Commissioner of Charlene Campbell, Publicity Commissioner of Joe Knox, Social Affairs Commissioner of Boys’ Athletics Barbara Kim, Commissioner of Girls' Athletics et Sea Brenda Greg Head Yell Lea aw er Don Andrews, Senior Class President Bill Marsh, a Junior fee John Power, Class President 2 Sophomore : : Sea BeeliN an: Class President Spring ConntesMesae Hi-Nus Editor Girls' League 21 President . me es While the rest of the court watches, Defense Attorney Lucia Midgley questions Richard Gargano, offender, about his reason for being in the hall. Mr. Enos (left third) sponsor, looks on. Student i Gregg Cook Carolynn Lum John Brever Darryl Ott Judge Assistant Judge Assistant Judge Commissioner of Law and Order Lucia Midgley Joyce Perata Naomi Yates Gary Clark Defense Attorney Prosecuting Attorney . Clerk Bailiff 7 a Pitti Diane Atwood Don Wylie George Chumbley Nancy Jacobson Judge Assistant Judge Assistant Judge Commissioner of Law and Order ‘3 : Pa Carolynn Lum Ken Salter Naomi Yates Joyce Perata Prosecuting Attorney Defense Attorney Clerk Bailiff Spring Court Ed Young is being sworn in to give his testimony. Mr. John Enos, left standing, approves of the action. 23 24 First Row: Eddie Power, Judy Woodward, Annie Smith, Bertha Banuelos, Diana Swerdfeger, and Marcia Homlotis. Second Row: Betty Smith, Marilyn Terrell, Marjo Donoghey, Diane Dias, Renee Stevenson, Pamela Haws, Betty Weldon, and Alice Bostie. Third Row: Beverly Cariglio, Jackie Reinhardt, Mable Clay, Betty Knox, Judy Branum, Judy Rucker, Erma Server, and Peggy Lee. Fourth Row: Connie Ascari, Bev Gill, Darlene McKenney, MaryLou Carter, Grace Jacobs, Eileen Lucas, Barbara Yost, Diane Kelleghan, and Dorothy Lewis. hepresentative ae : = € gl H , 4 ‘ te ie erga é First Row: Gloria Sims, Juel Rushing, Margorie Yee, Joyce Perata, Mary Sandoval, Grace Rotta Virginia Martinez, and Alice Resch. Second Row: Ruth Barthel, Arleen Flores, Zoe Bishop Lynne Leach, Janet Allen, Nickie Boyd, Rose Farrell, and Carole Bogdewicz. Third Row: Gary Fireschi Loretha Percoats, Vineina Trotter, Virginia Diaz, Norma Hall, Annette Cena, Artis Bantisen. Keitha Clark, Lenora Fulco, and Molly Arteaga. Fourth Row: Andrew Jackson, Billy Riley ike rae bap olds ae ge ta + oa eatin and Judy Arteaga. Fifth Row: Larry James, Bob Doug, yle Bombardier, Dar urst, Arnold Flores, Norman C i i ip eae tees nee ornett, Vernon Garcia, Niel Smersfelt, “ 4 tn ae GOGO SERN hheulekadeciat™ : ‘eae tag EEE AT we +s P 4 ateenenet a 5 Ask dsiedbededieb tt Q First Row: Ed Powers, Ben Zeppa, Zoe Bishop, Mary Sandoval, Judy Arteaga, Peggy Moore, Vera La Londe, Sherrie Friel, Christa Robbins, and Carol Bogdewicz. Second Row: Jim Troutman, Doug Kim, Brenda Gregg, Lynne Leach, Karlynn Adikns, Eileen Eastman, June Mackie, Joan Lane, Virginia Diaz, Beverly Gill, Norma Russo, Jeanette Fulco, and Lenora Fluco. Third Row: Otis Tim- mons, Mike MacFarland, Andrew Jackson, Ken Hattich, Don Ciucci, Niel Smersfelt, Bill Prather, Larry James, Don McDowel, and Darryl Burton. Spring Council First Row: Janice Dufault, Marcia Homlotis, Alice Bostic, Grace Jacobs, Virginia Roberts, Eddie Williams, Barbara Fuller, Karen Costa, Eloise Ramirez, Merle Turner, and Anne Carson. Second Row: Virginia Trotter, Judy Jackson, Judy Ribbs, Donna Coble, Betty Weldon, Grace Showalter, Norma Hall, Layzell Lee, Flossie Baker, James Clay, Donley Thompson, and Larry Stefan. Third Row: Peggy Lee, Jeanne Ledbetter, Sandra Renoude, Barbara Lewis, Dorothy Lewis, Diane Kel- lego, Barry Elison, Clarence Segure, Winston Harris, Chuck Rawlstad, Jim Graham, and Joe Alvarez. Fourth Row: Neil Smersfelt, Bill Prather, Bob Baroni, Sam LoBece, Mark Fowler, and Sam Works. 25 Se Senior Representatives: Isabel Ynzunza, Dixie Wallace, and Greeta Sprinkle Wea, Nancy Jacobson Secretary Junior Representatives: 26 Barbara Kim, Carolyn Rawls, and Kathrine Flury ( J) Connie Means An President Vic reasurer a i nette Cena e-President Mrs. Nina Rookaird Sponsor Sophomore Representatives: Sharon Thomas, Lorinda Jensen, and Barbara Ciucci o w ed i Catharine Fry Senior Representatives: Connie Means President Vice-President Gail Porter, Georgia Belcher, and Jackie Golden spring Charlene Paugh Mary Orr Secretary Treasurer Sophomore Represehtatives: Junior Representatives: Jeanette Haliday, Lynda Spanner, and Diane Diaz 57 Gloria Turner, Merle Turner, and Penny Hogg Sl John Riveiroui, Bill Prather Joe Alvarez Don Andrews Co-Chairman Jim Preston a Mr. Yates, 28 Sponsor Mark Taylor Steve Stone Wesley Greenwood Conrad Stra ‘ 4 . Bob Wager Ron Child Bob Johnson Darryl Ott bes Ken Hattich, Co-Chairman Committee Leland Laughlin Joe Vinson } Bob DeMarse ynrad Strasheim Steve Doman Ken Salter Don Ciucci Bob Bayless 29 ‘ 7 + ey ae” le $e e at : ee ee (OLE OE LN th ors aa = cae wees oes es ACT Be SEI gd . o ae ots MELA ELITE i lt te ar So Rial taa PA HR R Commencement Tuesday, June 9, 1959 Richmond Memorial Auditorium March from Athalia . . . Felix Mendelssohn Processional — Pomp and Circumstance . . Edward Elgar The Orchestra Invocation . . . Reverend Len Orr Pastor, Presbyterian Church of the Redeemer, Richmond The Star Spangled Banner . John Stafford Smith Orchestra, Choir, Audience Fare Thee Well, My Honey . . . . Forsblad Tarye Ne Lenger . .. . Russell Harris Let All the Nations Praise the Lord . Leisring A Cappella Choir - « « P. I. Tschaikowsky The Orchestra ‘An American Tradition’ . . Jack Bingham Student Speaker Presentation of the Class . . David C. Gray Acceptance of the Graduation Class Bit nig dS Oe Pers George D. Miner Presentation of Diplomas . . David C. Gray Assisted by Don Andrews, President of the Class Alma Mater . . . . . Class of June, 1959 Recessional, Vienna Forever . . J. Schramme! The Orchestra Marche Slave Commencement Speaker: Jack Bingham Issohn Elgar =n Orr Smith rsblad Harris sisring owsky igham Gray Miner Gray 1959 imme! pe sd The Class of 1959 Shy and expectant, the Class of 1959 entered the halls of Richmond Union High School in the fall of 1956. This institution held great promise for the 953 sophomores. On September 18, 1956, the Girls' League honored the sophomores by giving them a welcome party. They were acquainted with Miss Vera Crosby, Mr. Jeff Yates, Mrs. Lila Reinertson and Miss Grace Condon, their counselors. The first step toward becoming part of the school was the election of class officers. Elected to the office of 1-10 President was Gonzalo Rucobo. Donna Washburn was chosen as Vice-President and Sandra Beauchamp, Secretary-Treasurer. Isabel Ynzunza, Evelyn De Fias and Mickey Gwathney were elected to represent the girls on the Girls' League Council. Entering into activities were Billie Sue Hamrick, Dorothy Garland and Barbara Williams, who were chosen as yell leaders. Joan Cline represented the sophomores as a majorette. Some 47 sophomores went out for football. Some of those showing great promise were Gerald Higgenbotham, Horace Hopson, Jim Dotson, Charles Dahme, Gonzalo Rucobo, Herbert Purvis, Richard Noble, Jim Roark, Ed Power and Bill Newcomb. Becoming more familiar with the campus, the Class of '59 entered its 2-10 semester. Don Andrews, President; Irene Herrera, Vice-President, and Marilyn Marsh, Secretary-Treasurer, were the officers chosen to head the class. The same girls returned to the Girls' League Council. The first social event sponsored by the class was ‘'Bali-Hai'', the Sophomore Hop, May I7, 1957. The California Scholar- ship Federation was honored by having 57 sophomores take part. Basketball season proved to be very exciting. While we had but one member on the Varsity, our class saw the Junior Varsity capture first place in the ACAL. Bill Schappell and McDonald Crane were two of the more prominent players. The ''B Basketball team had 10 members to represent our class. Sophomore boys entered swimming and track with much interest also. Sixteen sophomores played on the Junior Varsity baseball team. Some of the outstanding players were John Nystrom, Larry Sheppard, A. L. McDaniels, Horace Hopson and Bob Gonzales. After a summer's vacation, the class of 1959 re-entered the halls of Richmond High as upper classmen. The school, no longer an unfamiliar and frightening place, was the scene of a whirlwind of Junior activities. Leading the I-I1's were Fred Youngblood, President; Marilyn Marsh, Secretary-Treasurer, and Irene Herrera, Vice-President. Girls' League representatives were Evelyn De Frias, Mickey Gwathney and Bobbie Bishop. Gloria Sims honored the class by serving on the Board of Commis- sioners as Prosecuting Attorney. Yell Leaders representing their class were Effie Holmes and Brenda Gregg. Joan Cline and Sandy Wright joined the major- ettes. Representing R.U.H.S. at Boys' State was Darryl Ott. The Rally Committee voted in 16 members. Thirty-eight members were honored to be on C.S.F. Nearing their Senior year, the Juniors entered their 2-11 year with great anticipation. Officers for the term were Bob Longmire, President; Barbara Branum, Secretary-Treasurer, and Eddie Flores, Vice-President. Girls' League representatives for the term were Jackie Mesker, Sandy Wright and Mary Lou Felder. Working hard to raise money for their Senior year, the Juniors presented the Junior Talent Show March 27, 1958. The high- light of the Junior year was Blue Twilight, the Junior Prom, which was held March 22, 1958. In the field of sports, the Juniors outdid themselves by contributing seven members to the Varsity Football, while Junior Varsity had such outstanding players as Bob Longmire, Dixon Shelton, James Williams, Jim Dotson, Ed Power, Richard Noble and Bob Gonzales. Varsity Basketball came in second place in the ACAL, with Junior members of Jim Preston, Willie La Nere and McDonald Crane. Winning 18 out of 21, the Junior Varsity Basketball Team had an impressive season with such players as Bob Bayless and Sam Smith. Fred Sheffer, Jim Preston, Bob DeMarse, Mike Koepke, Jim Dotson, Walt Freeman, Lawrence Thompson and Gerald Higgin- botham led the Juniors on the Varsity Track team. ''B' Track had five Junior members, Lumus Russell being outstanding. Members on the Varsity Swimming were Don Ciucci, Gary Webber, Ed Hoeffer and Dave Severn. In Varsity Baseball Juniors were represented by Leroy Lynch, Bob Gonzales and Horace Hopson. Wes Greenwood and Joe Knox were two of the members contributing to the Junior Varsity Baseball. The Senior year, the most memorable year of all, is contained in the following pages. We invite you to recall through these pictures the accomplishments that make us proud to belong to the Class of 1959 and the pleasurable activities that will make this year live in our memories forever. Senior XeCUTIVeS Barbara Williams, Secretary and Acting President and Vice-President. Fall Representatives Serge a First Row: Dorothy Anderson, Joan Coble, Tina Mae Butler, Joan Edwards, Beauchamp, Martha Wire, and Elsie Medin Baldwin, John Walker, Sandy Mainard, and Darry! Ott. Irene Herrera, Sandy a. Second Row: Evelyn De Frias, Jim Dotson, Barbara 34 Don Andrews, President Ron Childs, Vice-President Melba Sims, Secretary Spring Representatives ee First Row: Joan Edwards, Joelle Leboa, Suzi Reynolds, Freya Cummings, Isabel Ynzunza, and Sherrell Bonds. Second Row: Ron Childs, Arnold Celaya, Nancy Jacobson, Jim Dotson, Evelyn De Frias, Seigfried Helbing, and Don Ciucci. Not pictured: Ruth Barthel, Dorothy Garland, Paul Hutchings, Mike Mirich, John Morin, James Preston, and Otis Timmons. ABRAO, ELLEN ADAMS, MARY LOU ADKINS, KARLYNN J.C. Class Rep., Talent Show, Shield, Sr. Spon., Rep. Council, S. F. City College Air-Line Hostess Below: ALVES, MARY G.A.A., P. E. Leader ANDERSON, DOROTHY Sr. Sponsor, Sr. Rep., Rep. Coun., No Plans Left: ALEMAN, JAMES Service ALLEN, DRUSILLA G.A.A., P. E. Leader, C.S.F., Work ALLEN, MARY LOUISE Carn. Comm., C. S. F., Secretary AIKENS, FRED Swimming, Sr. Gaieties, Service Seniors ANAYA, CLARENCE Service Si ANDRADE, ELIZABETH Shield, G. A. A., Comm. of Publicity, |. B. M. School ALEXANDRE, SERGIE No Plans ALLEN, JANET Shield, Head Yell Leader, Rep. Coun., College ALTER, NANCY G.A.A., C.S.F., P. E. Leader, IP Gy ANDREWS, DON ARBUCKLE, BOB ARNESON, ELROY AZEVEDO, DAYTON Soph. Pres., S. A. Treas., Pres.; we GC. Rally Comm., C. S. F., Science Club, U.S. F. Rally Comm., College Chess Club, Naval College of 1955 2 a an BABBEL, JUDY BAILEY, LA VERNE BALDWIN, BARBARA BALLARD, CAROLYN i i St. Gaieties, Secretary Marriage Girls' Choir, A Cappella, P. E. Leader, Sr. Sponsor, — W) Marriage Secretary BALLARD, ETTA BANTA, CHARLES BARTHEL, RUTH BATES, SANDRA KY G.A.A., Jr. Tennis, Boys’ Choir, Work Work College College fy) : % ‘ atl BATH, MIKE BATTLE, JAMES BEAUCHAMP, SANDY BECKER, JIM J. C., Air Force Band, J. V. Football, Soph. V. P., Comm. of G. A. A., Swimming College, Air Force Social Affairs; College Seniors s 7 se mks % oH) BELCHER, GEORGIA BELLINGER, RAY BELLOTTI, JUDY BENIGHT, BOB Girls' Choir, G. A. A., Band, J. C. Dance Comm., Band, Navy e College P. E. Leader, College BENTLEY, GEORGE BERGMAN, LARRY BIGGS, JUDY BINGHAM, JACK Tile Setter No Plans Work Baseball Manager, BYU BINGHAM, SAUNDRA BISH, BONNIE BLACKMORE, JOYCE BLAKESLEY, VERNON Sr. Spon., Work Orchestra, G. A. A., G. A. A., College 5 6S Nursing Below: BLANKENSHIP, SANDRA BLETHEN, DONALD Sr. Spon., G.A.A., A eR ee College BOEHME, JIM BOGGS, CHARLESIA Electrician Work Right: BONACCI, ROSE MARIE BONDS, SHERRELL Sr. Spon., College Marriage BORKMAN, RALPH BOSSETT, DELPHINE College Traffic Comm., Nurse BOSSETT, VIRGIE BOUCHER, SAM Traffic Comm., Nurse Service BOWLING, LINDA BOYD, NICANORA BRADY, GEORGE BRANUM, BARBARA Orchestra, J. C. Jr. Talent Show, Work Rally Comm., Tennis, Band, Jr. Class Sec., C.S.F.,4T's, Block R, College College, Marriage Below: BROWN, JUDY BROWN, RUBY Sec. Work G.A.A., 4 T's, College BRUNER, BEVERLY BUCKLEY, DE ANN Dance Comm., Work Work Left: BRAY, SANDRA BRESHEARS, ROSALIE Drama Play, A Cappella Choir, Airline Stewardess College BREVER, JOHN BRISENO, RICHARD Assistant Judge, Rally Comm., Hi-Nus, J.C. JG. BROWN, CELIA BROWN, DOROTHY Sr. Sponsor, G.A.A., Traffic Comm., A College Sr. Sponsor, Bus. College A’, BUSH, GARY BUTLER, TINA BUTTS, DON CABRAL, ROSELINE College Sr. Spon., Bus. College Live in Europe Srv Rep. Cacah., Secretary of 1959 CALDIE, TOMMY CALL, FRANK CAMPBELL, CHARLENE CAMPBELL, DOROTHY College J. V. Baseball, College Comm. of Publicity, G. A. A., Girls’ Glee, G.A.A., C.S.F., Marriage College CAMPBELL, ELSIE CAMPBELL, WALTER CAMREN, JANICE CARLILE, JERRY Secretary J. C., Service G.A.A., College IS. CARLISLE, ANNE CARLSON, MIKE CARSON, FRANK CARTER, LORENE No plans C. S. F., College College G. A. A., College Seniors CASEY, JIMMIE CATO, CARLTON CAWTHORN, SIERRA CAYA, DON Service ls (ee 4T's, College No Plans ‘ CELAYA, ARNOLD CEREMONY, PAT CHAMPION, JOHNNIE CHAVEZ, MARY Block R, J. C. Marriage College Girls’ Choir, Work a ‘ Ee = alll ‘Xx } a CHEATOM, GLORIA CHILD, RON CHRISTENSEN, ALBERT CIUCCI, DON G. A. A., College Student Court, Rally Comm., College Varsity Swim., Football, Choir, College C. S. F.-2, College of 1959 Below: CLARK, DIANE CLARK, KEITHA Bus. College Jr. Prom Comm., Rep. Council, Sr. Sponsor, Secretarial Work CLEVELAND, BRADLEY CLINE, JOAN College Play, Sr. Sponsor, Head Majorette Right: COBLE, JOAN COCHRAN, ESTY Soph. Dance Comm., G. A. A., Service Shield, College COLE, ALMETA COLE, RUDOLPH College Boys' Glee, A Cappella, Jr. Talent Show, S. F. State COLLINS, LORRAINE COOK, BETTY Gs G. A. A. President, Marriage COOK, GREGG CORDOVA, PAULINE CORDOVA, ROY CORNELL, PATRICK St. Judge, Band, Work, Marriage Service Work Orchestra, U. S. F. Seniors Below: CROCKETT, JAMES CROTHERS, GEORGE Boys' Choir Swimming, School, Service CRUPPER, BOB CRUSE, ROLINDA Tennis, J. C. Girls' Glee, College Left: COVELL, LOREN COX, MARVIN Carnival Comm., Service Work CRAIG, CAROL CRAIN, ELIZABETH Girls' Glee, Work Work, Marriage CRANE, McDONALD CRISP, MARY Basketball, Baseball, Dance Comm., J. C. J. C., Service CUMMINGS, FREYA Dance Comm., C. S. F., College of 1909 bee, oe DATO, DONNA No Plans DEAN, ADELE P. E. Leader, C. S. F., Sr. Sponsor, College CUNNING, DAVE Dance Comm., Band, J. C. DAVIS, CLIFFORD Work in print shop DEAN, THEO Basketball, Swimming, Engineering, College DAHME, CHARLES Football, Baseball, No Plans P ttl 4 DAVIS, PATRICIA Band, C. S. F., Hi-Nus, Journalism, College DE FRIAS, EVELYN A Cappella, C. S. F., Secretarial Work DANIEL, DANETA Sr. Sponsor, P. E. Leader, College DAWSON, BEVERLY C.S.F., G. A. A, Dance Comm., College DE LEON, ALICE Sr. Sponsor, Spanish Club, Stenographic Work DE MARSE, ROBERT DERRICK, RICHARD DETHLEFSEN, KAY DIAZ, CONSUELA C. S. F., Rally Comm., Block R, Michigan State Marriage Sr. Sponsor, J. C. Seniors ® : DIAZ, HENRY DIMPEL, JERRY DOLAN, TERRY DOMAN, STEPHAN Swimming team, Service JC: Band, Service Basketball, College DONALDSON, TOM DOTSON, JAMES DOUGLAS, BETTY DOUGLAS, LONELL Work Football, Basketball, C.S.F., Life; Swimming, G. A. A. Girls' Glee, Dance Comm., rack sere, Business College Business College € 46 DUNCAN, DIXIE DUTRA, PRISCILLA DYKES, MARY LEA EALY, DORTHA Marriage, Office Job J. C., Work J. C., Work G. A. A., Orchestra, College Below: EARL, ROBBIE EASTMAN, EILEEN Nurse Band, Hi-Nus, C. S. F., College EATON, KENNETH EDWARDS, JOAN P. A. Technician, Jr. Prom, College J. C., Electronics Right: EDWARDS, LARRY EGGER, MARGIE Secretary EGGER, SHELBY EMERSON, ANNIE Orchestra, Secretary Comm., Sr. Spon., Marriage EMERY, CARLA ENCINAS, BERTHA G. A. A., C. S. F., Marriage JoG;, Work 47 ERICKSON, GWEN ESPINOSA, SANDRA EUFUSIA, CAROL Girls' Glee, C. S. F., Sp. Club, Work, Marriage A Cappella, College Soph. Dance, J. C. Below: FIORI, ROBERT Je FLORES, CAROLINE Ih (es Left: EVANS, KEN Service FARRELL, ROSEMARY Pom Pon Girl, C. S. F., Life; Band, College FERRIERA, DANIEL Football, Swimming, Service EVANS, BOB Football, Track, J.C. Seniors =f FLORES, ARLEEN Dance Comm., Work FLURY, BEVERLY No plans FARANDINOS, PHYLLIS Rep. Council, Secretary FELDER, MARY LOU C. S. F., Rep. Council, Sr. Spon., College FINCH, JO ANN G. A. A. Rep., Dance Comm., College FOSTER, ESTHER Secretary of 1999 FREDRICKSON, JUDY College FULCO, LENORA Rep. Council, Dance Comm., Sr. Sponsor, J. C. FOSTER, JUDITH Girls’ Glee, No plans FREEMAN, WALTER Football, Basketball, Track, Service GARIANO, ANTHONY No plans y FOY, VIRGIE LEE Rep. Council, Bus. College FRESCHI, GARY Drama, Dance Comm., Band, S. F. State GARLAND, DOROTHY Yell Leader, Talent Show, Head Pom Pon Girl, Work FRANKLYN, CAROLE Girls’ Glee, College FRIEL, SHERIE ANN Drama, Sports, Girls' Glee, Work GARVIN, LORETTA Secretary, Marriage SHIELD AF GATES, JOYCE Clerical Work saci ; ee Ee iene | .. GENTRY, GEORGE Debate, Bd. of Comm., College t 5 3 GIVENS, DALLAS Band, College GAULDIN, EARLEAN College GERMAN, PATRICIA Nursing School GODDARD, MAURIE College GAUNY, MARILYN J.C. GIFFIN, MARGO Talent Show, C. S. F., Sr. Tennis, Marriage GODWIN, BILL Football, Golf, Track, College GAY, JOYCE No plans Seniors GILLOCK, JO ANN Work GOLDEN, JACKIE Hi-Nus, G. A. A. GOLIGHTLY, PATRICIA GOMEZ, REBBECCA GOMEZ, STEVE GONZALES, ROBERT Beautician Work LEC. Football, Baseball, Block R, R. J. C. of 1999 Below: GREEN, BILLY GREEN, LEROY Service Cross Country, Track, Service GREENWOOD, JAMES GREENWOOD, POLEY Sports, Rally, Service Gases duc. Right: GREGG, BRENDA GREINER, MARKHAM Head Yell Leader, Rep. Coun., No plans P. E. Leader, Marriage GRIGGS, GAYLORD GURULE, VIRGINIA Boys' Glee, College Sr. Sponsor, Work GUSTAFSON, CHARLES GWATRNEY, MICHAEL Football, Basketball, Cross Country, College Track, College GWATHNEY, MICKEY HAMPTON, CARL HAMRICK, BILLIE SUE HANFORD, BARBARA Girls' League Rep., Trade School Yell Leader, Pom Pon Girl, Girls' Choir, Work Drama, Work Sr. Spon., College Seniors Below: HARRIS, VICKI HARRIS, WILLIAM Sr. Spon., College Work HART, SANDRA HARVEY, BETTY Nursing College, Marriage Bus. College Left: HANFORD, PHYLLIS HANKS, DEANNA Nursing School G. A. A., University of California HANOVER, STANLEY HARPER, ALBERTA Work G. A. A., Marriage HARRIS, JOLITA HARRIS, NORMA Dance Comm., Sr. Spon., GIA: A:, JC: Rep. Council, Shield, S. F. State HATTICH, KEN HAYES, HELEN HEATH, DICK HEBER, CAROLYN Exchange Student, G. A. A., Art Club, College, Service No Plans C. S. F., College Archery Club, College f od SHIELD 4 ‘ ys EE | . HEIGHIO, NORA HELBING, SIEGFRIED HENDER, GARY HENDRICKSON, SANDRA G. A. A... Bus. College Sports, Rally Comm., College Marriage Exchange Student, College HENDRIX, DON HENDRIKSON, GARRY HENRY, LLOYD HENRY, MARY Band, College, Service jee Gymnastics, Annapolis Girls' Glee, A Cappella, G.A.A., S. F. State Q1SIHS ‘ HERRERA, IRENE Sr. Spon., Class Vice-Pres., J. GC: HICKS, LEE Football, Track, USF HOEFFER, ED Football, Swimming, Block R, Hi-Nus HERSHMAN, RONALD HICKERSON, BOB Service Band, C. S. F., College HIGGINBOTHAM, GERALD HILL, LINDSEY Football, Track, Basketball, Track, J.C. Block R, Work HOFFMAN, KATHLEEN HOGG, TOM Work Boys’ Choir, J. C. HICKEY, JUANITA Sr. Sponsor, J. C. Seniors HOBBS, DO;NALD A Cappella Choir, Clerical VVork HOKERSON, | iARRY College, Service HOLMGREN, KAREN Sr. Spon., Talent Show, Marriage of 190d Below: HOWCROFT, VIRGINIA Marriage, Work HUGHES, GARY Service Right: HUNDLEY, DAVID Gymnastics, Swimming Service HUTCHINGS, PAUL Track, College JACKSON, ALPHONCE Talent Show, College HOMLOTIS, JOHN Soph Football, Cross Country, Track, Service HUDSON, SANDRA Work HUGHES, MELINDA Girls' Chorus, Choir, Marriage HUTCHINGS, JIMMY Swimming, J. C. INGRAM, PAT J. C., Work JACKSON, CHARLES Talent Show, Service HOPSON, HORACE Soph Football, Cross Country, Service HOWARD, CAROLYN Stagecraft, J. C. JACKSON, DEE JACOBS, AUDREY 3 ( Work JACOBSON, NANCY JAFFE, ARLENE G. L. Sec., Shield, C. S. F., G.A.A., |. B. M. School Seniors Below: JERGENSON, JANICE JOHNSON, KEN Spanish Club, P. E. Leader, Service G. A. A., College JOHNSON, ROBERT JOINTER, EARNEST Ah (ey College Left: JAMES, BARTON JAMES, MARLEMA Work C.S.F., Shield, Publicity, P. E. Leader, College JAMES, MARTHA JAMES, SHARON Work Orchestra, J. C. JARRETT, BILL JERGENSON, DENNIS Intramural Baseball, J. C. No Plans “ JOLLEY, NANCY JONES, CAROLE JONES, WANDA JORDAN, SHIRLEY G. A. A., Work Work Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Spon., Girls' Choir, Jr. Prom Comm., of 1959 Soph Hop Comm., |.B.M. School College JOYCE, JO ANN JUDY, CHARLES KAY, SHARON KEEGAN, KAREN Band, G. A. A., Work Service Florist Pom Pon Girl, P. E. Leader, Sr. Spon., Shield, Marriage KEITHLEY, PAT KELLY, VERREE KILGORE, GARY KIMBALL, PAT Secretarial Work Sr. Gaieties, Work Jee Sr. Gaieties, Work KINDRICK, LOLITA KING, JERRY KING, MAE ELLEN KINYON, KAREN G. A. A., Tennis, Archery Swimming, Football, College Bowling Seniors a 2 _ KIRKLAND, JERRY KLEMETSON, STANLEY KNOX, JOE KOEPKE, MIKE Work Jr. Prom Comm., Cross Country, Football, Baseball, College Cross Country, Radio Club College, Air Force KONRAD, YVONNE KOOP, TOM LANCE, NANCY LA NERE, WILLIE Bowling, Volleyball, Navy G. A. A., Work Orchestra, Band, Basketball, Work, Marriage Baseball, College LANGWELL, TOM LAUGHLIN, LELAND LEACH, LYNNE LEBOA, JOELLE Rep. Council, College Tennis , Football, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Spon., College Sr. Spon. College Below: LEE, CAROL LEE, JENNIFER Jr. College Designer LEE PAY ZELL LEWIS, JERRY Track, College Football, Track, Service Right: LINDSAY, JAY LISBY, GARY Ge Camera Club, Service LOCKE, BENIGNA LONGMIRE, MARTIN Work College LOPEZ, RON LOVELACE, PATRICIA F Electronics, Work Secretary LOVELESS, CHARLENE LUDCKE, DENNIS LUDWIG, NOEL LUSCHEN, MARY ANN Jr. Prom, Sr. Spon., G. A. A. Band, Orchestra, U. C. Apes A Cappella, J. C. Below: MARTIN, LA VERNE MARTINEZ, GARY College Electronics MARTINEZ, VIRGINIA MAY, STEVE Dance Comm., Drama, Service Rep. Council, Receptionist Left: MacFARLAND, MIKE MACKIE, JUNE Choir, Drama, Air Force G.A.A., Jr. Prom, College MAERTINS, DAVID MAINARD, SANDRA Orchestra, Tennis, College Business College MAPP, VALERIE MARCHITIELLO, JACKIE UEC: College al McCALLISTER, FARRELL McCOY, RALPH McDOWEL, DON McGEE, MARY ANN College Ja Ce Jas 4 T's, College of 1959 McGEE, PAUL McNABB, NANCY McREE, SHARON MEANS, CONNIE No Plans Dance Comm., G.A.A., Secretary G.A.A., G. L. Pres., Sr. Spon., College Carnival Maid, College MEDINA, ELSIE MELTON, MARVIN MENDOZA, BOB MESKER, JACKIE Orch estra, Sr. Spon., J. C. A Cappella, Service I, (65 G. L. Treas., C. S. F., Sr. Spon., G. L. Rep., College MESTAS, ARTHUR MEYER, PATSY MILLARD, LINDA MINER, RICHARD Rep. Council, Print Shop, GiiAV A. GS. F:; G.A.A., |. B. M. School J. C., Work Service Girls' Chorus, Beautician MIRICH, MICHAEL MITCHELL, ALAN MONOHAN, WILLIAM MOORE, PEGGY Tennis, Minister Basketball, College Swimming, C. S. F., Carnival Comm., College French Honor Society, College MORAN, MIKE MORGAN, BEVERLY MORICONI, MARSHA MORIN, JOHN Work 1. B. M. School Work Football, Butcher MORRIS, E. J. MORRIS, HENRY MOSER, CAROLYN MULDROW, EUGENE Traffic Comm., J. C. Service Secretary College Below: MYERS, JERRY NELSON, LA VERNA Swimming, College G.A.A., C. S. F., Work NELSON, SHARON NELSON, SHIRLEY Rep. Council, C. S. F., 4 T's, College, Service Traffic Comm., J. C. Right: NIELL, DAN NISKERN, KATHLEEN College Work NIX, MAMIE NOBLE, RICHARD GrAc A J.C; Football, Block R, Engineer NORMAN, CLAUDETTE NORMAN, DENNIS Marriage College f NUNN, FRED NYSTROM, JOHN OROZCO, ADELINE OROZCO, HELEN Service Rally Chairman, Baseball Spanish Club, Jr. Tennis, Spanish Club, Tennis, Work Work Work Below: PAINTER, DAVE PALACIOS, MARIO Hi-Nus, Carnival Comm., Commercial Artist College PARK, ROBERT PARKER, LONNA Mechanic Marriage ORTEGA, BOB ORTEGA, ROSINA Armed Service Secretarial Work OTT, DARRYL OTTO, CAROL Comm. of Law Order, Rally, A Cappella, Choir Boys’ State Rep., College OVERMAN, DARLENE OWENS, GENE Soph Dance Comm., Sr. Spon., No plans Secretarial Work PATCHEN, KEN PATKE, LEO Football, Basketball, J. C. PEACOCK, ROBERTA Work PEARSON, RICHARD Typist No plans PEREZ, ORPHA | al] Lu PEREZ, PLACIDO PFEIL, JUDY PHELPS, JOAN a I Band, Work Cross Country, Service Dance Comm., Jr. Talent Show, Jr. Prom, Sr. Spon., Vv) Rep. Council, College Rep. Council, U. C. PIERCE, DENNIS PIERCE, FLOYD PILKINGTON, SANDRA PLATER, JILL J. GC. College Secretarial Work Pom Pon Girl, Rep. Coun., Sr. Spon., Work 65” POHL, JOE Football, Machinist Trade School POSEY, MELVIN Band, College PRESTON, JIM Sports, Rally, Block R, College POHLE, FAYETTA PORTER, GENE Sr. Spon., Rep. Coun., College College POWELL, ELAINE POWER, ED Girls' Choir, |. B. M. Operator S. A. Vice-Pres., Shield, Sports, College PRICE, BETTY LOU PRINCE, DIANE CuAGA wa Ga G.A.A., Sr. Spon., J.C. Nursing School PORTER, GAIL Jr. Prom, Span. Club, G.A.A., |. B. M. School Seniors PRATT, BILL Band, Tumbling, College PROCHASKA, CAROLYN No plans — PURVIS, HERBERT RAMAGE, CHARLES RAMIREZ, NITO RAMIREZ, MARY Football, Track, College No plans Work Work Below: RAMSDELL, ELDRITH REED, JIMMY G.A.A., College Swimming, Service REGINATO, MICHELENE REXFORD, DENNIS Rep. Council, Cosmetology 1) (Oy Right: REYNOLDS, SUSAN RICHARDSON, KLAIR Comm. of Soc. Affairs, Talent College Show, Pom Pon Girl, College RICHARDSON, WESLEY ROACH, CAROL C. S. F., Service Jr. Prom, G. A. A. C. S. F., College ROARK, JIM ROBBINS, BARBARA Rally, Track, C. S. F., G. A. A., Work College ROBBINS, CHRISTA ROBINSON, ELISHA ROBINSON, JIM ROBINSON, SANDRA College College Work Band, Jr. Prom, G. A. A., College Seniors | Below: ROYBAL, BILL RUCOBO, GONZALO Band, C. S. F., College Class Pres., Drama, Football, Service RUSHING, MERTHENE RUSSELL, LUMUS Cr Sarakep. Couns Track, College Jr. Prom, Sr. Spon., College Left: RODGERS, JOE ROQUE, ARLENE Football, Swimming, Art School College ROTTA, GRACE ROWELL, SELMA Jr. Prom, Work Work ROWLAND, JOYCE ROWLETT, JERRY Girls' Choir, Sr. Spon., Navy Rep. Council, J. C. RYOSA, NONA ST. JOHN, PATRICIA SALTER, KEN SANCHEZ, CECILIA GA. A., 4 T's, J.C. Business School Rally, Orchestra, Basketball, Marriage of 1959 Boat Captain 3, = ee ail % Q | SANCHEZ, JERRY SANCHEZ, SHIRLEY SANDOVAL, MARY SANTONE, LINDA pga cH Talent Show, G. A. A., Rep. Council, J. C. Work Sr. Gaieties, Work SCHAPPELL, BILL SCHATZMAN, PAT SCHWARTZ, MYRNA SCOTT, JAMES Basketball, Football, J.C. Rep. Council, J.C. Talent Show, Work Carnival Comm., College SCOTT, SHARON SEGOVIA, LITA SERB, CAROL G. A. A., Work G. A. A., Rep. Council, J. C. Jr. Prom, Work SCOTT, ROBERT Service —”N aa m | fies we) Py SEVERN, DAVE SHADWICK, CHARLES SHELTON, DICKSON SHEPPARD, LARRY | Swimming, Football, J. C. Service Football, Chorus Boys' Choir, Cross Country, Q Baseball, Rally, College SHOWALTER, GRACE SIEVERS, ZONA SILVA, KENNETH SILVEY, MURL Orchestra, 4 T's, Service Service Dance Comm., Cosmotology School G. A. A., College SIMS, BOB Service of 1959 Below: SLINKARD, STEPHANIE Transfer, Airline Hostess SMITH, ALMA JEAN No plans Right: SOLVANG, EDNA Work SPERRY, SUZANNE Science Club, G. A. A., College SPRINKLE, GREETA Gul CoSaFs Gs. AAs, Sr. Sponsor, Nurse SIMS, GLORIA S. A. Pros. Att., Pom Pon Girl’ Rep. Coun., College SLOUP, JUDY Rep. Coun., Hi-Nus, Football Queen, College SMITH, MARGARET Work SPEELMAN, GARY Jas SPILMAN, DON Boys' Chorus, Work STAMPS, RAYMOND College SIMS, MELBA SISLER, TONI Pom Pon Girl, Shield, Sr. Spon., Business College Rep. Coun., Secretary STANLEY, REBA Cooking School STATLER, PEGGY G. A. A., Work STEELMAN, LINDA No plans Below: STREET, LLOYD Service SYDLINKER, DONNA Work, Marriage STEVENSON, PENNY Pub. Comm., G. A. A., Shield, Sr. Spon., College STONE, STEVE Football, Track, Rally, CaSciko College STRATTON, TOM College STEPHENSON, JAMES Service Seniors SUTTON, JACK J.C. TATMAN, DORIS G. A. A., P. E. Leader, Rep. Coun., Nurse STEWART, BARBARA G. A. A., Marriage, J.C. STRASHEIM, CONRAD Basketball, Block R, Hi-Nus, J. C. STREET, GEARY Tennis, Service a we 4 4 TAYLOR, JEFFREY TEMPE, MARY ELIZABETH TERRELL, LULU MAE THOMAS, JAMES J. C., Work Carnival Comm., Jr. Tennis, Pom Pon Girl, College, Service G.A.A., Nurse College of 1959 THOMAS, ORDEAN THOMAS, PRISCILLA THOMAS, RUBY THOMPSON, LAWRENCE G. A. A., Sr. Spon., G. A. A., College G. A. A., College Football, Track, J. C. College TIMMONS, OTIS TINGEN, ELAINE TIREY, MARYLON TODD, VIRGIL Football, Baseball, GLA. As JG. G. A. A., Work Boys’ Chorus, Work Band, College TOLBERT, JOYCE Eee TROTT, FRED Service TRUJILLO, MARY Spanish Club, G.A.A., J.C. TOPONCE, KATHY Rep. Council, J. C. TROTTER, RAE G. A. A., College TUNKS, DENNIS College TORRES, GERALD College TROUTMAN, JAMES Swimming, Service TURNER, MARIE Jr. Prom, No plans TRAXLER, STEVE Track, College Seniors TRUJILLO, LORENZO JG, TYLER, GARY V. P. Safety Comm., Track, Service cs 3 TYNDALL, LELAND Service of 1959 Below: VAN ZUIDEN, TOM J.C. VENEGAS, RUDY J.C. ra Right: . VINSON, JOE Tennis, Rally, College WADE, TOM Service WALKER, JOHN Ass't Judge, Debate, College UDING, STAN Service VARGAS, ROD Work VENEGAS, VICKY G. A.A. VON MOSCH, MARCIA G. A. A., Band WAGNER, PAT Work WALKER, LORETTA Yell Leader, Sr. Sponsor, Rep. Council, Carnival UNDERWOOD, MARTHA Sr Ase Ae noet Cs VALENTINE, JUDY Work WALLACE, CHUCK WALLACE, DIXIE WASHBURN, DONNA WAYNE, BARBARA College Sr. Rep., G. A. A., 1-10 Sec., A Cappella, G. A. A., College Chico State C. S. F., Rep. Council, J. C. Below: WHITTLE, ELLEN WICKSTRUM, KENNETH G. L., Sr. Spon., Work Service WIELING, ANDY WILLETT, LINDA Sp. Club, College GaATAG JG. Left: WEAKLEY, BETTY WEBBER, GARY No plans uaG WEBSTER, JOHN WELCH, HERB J.C., Service Band, Orchestra, Tennis, College WESTFALL, ELLEN WHITE, PHYLLIS Sr. Banquet Girls' League, Sr. Spon. J.C 5 4 a7 WILLIAMS, BARBARA WILLIAMS, EDITH WILLIAMS, JAMES 1-12 Sec., Yell Leader, Traffic, Sr. Spon., P. E. Leader, Football, Track, Block R, Pom Pon Girl, Sr. Sponsor College Band, College of 1959 WILLIAMS, LACY WILSON, JAMES WILSON, JUDY G. A. A., Sr. Sponsor, Science Club, Radio Club, Gs Ue. Chess Club, College WINTER, LARRY WIRE, MARTHA WOLFE, LARRY Swimming G. A. A., Dance Comm., Drum Major, Swimming, C. S. F., College WILLIAMS, JOYCE Sports, G. L., Sr. Spon., Work WILSON, SHIRLEY Dance Comm., Sr. Sponsor WOOD, PAT Girls' Choir, A Cappella, Sr. Sponsor JAMES, WILBERT WOODARD, DAVID WORKMAN, JESSIE WRIGHT, BARBARA No plans No plans Gs Girls’ Choir, Sr. Sponsor Seniors pee oa. Seniors assemble in the cafeteria previous to the Senior Day and the awarding of costume prizes. Camera Shy Seniors BIANCO, DIANE GARCIA, VERNON JACKSON, MARY SPILLMON, JOHN BREWER, DAVID GILLHAM, GENE LUTTRELL, BARBARA VALLES, ARTHUR CHACE, HOWARD HUTCHISON, CAROL MORICONI, JUDITH of 1959 Below: WRIGHT, JIMMY WRIGHT, SANDRA Service G. L., Majorette, Sr. Sponsor WYLIE, DON : YEE, MARJORIE Rep. Coun., Shield, C. S. F., Jr. Prom, Chess Club, Sr. Rep., U. C. Science Club, Hi-Nus, College Right: YESKE, VERLE YNZUNZA, ISABEL Band, J. C. G. L., Girls’ Choir, Jr. Prom, Secretary YOUNG, LEE YOUNGBLOOD, FRED Sports Manager, Service Track, Cross Country, Golf, J. C., Service YOUNGBLOOD, JIM ZEHRUNG, GEORGIA Band, Service No plans Wesley Richardson cleans up after a hard Mario Palocios is caught doing art work, Joe Vinson glances up from his ag: day in vocational arts, a subject in which little suspecting that he is an outstanding math book long enough to get ar he excells. student in art. his picture snapped as an out- standing student in math. Dutstandl eg ail . gee “Socie ss Jackie Golden and Margo Giffin are caught preparing a big meal for lunch as a Home- making project. Roseline Cabral is unknowingly having her pic- ture snapped for being outstanding in Com- mercial subjects. Rau oy Ken Hattich, Don Ciucci, and Marni James glance over the Don Andrews, Otis Timmons, and Gregg Cook shoulders of Barbara Branum, Nancy McNabb, and Margo Gif- sheepishly smile as they are selected as outstand- fin while having their pictures taken as excellent students ing students in the band. in English. In G.A.A. Betty Cook is noted for Bobby Hickerson is caught studying Spanish, being outstanding. Zona Sievers, an outstanding student . a ' in orchestra, smiles as her picture a subject in which he excells. . is taken. “Social Studies is where Sharon Nelson is tops. Lorene Carter writes something in French, a sub- ject in which she is outstanding, on the board. — pic- om- Ae Wes Greenwood, Richard Noble, John Nystrom, Chuck Chad- Bev Dawson and Adele Dean smile without wick, and Otis Timmons are outstanding in Boys' P. E. knowing that they are outstanding students in Girls’ P. E. 81 Sequents'', Mary Lou Adams, Choreographer. Senior baleties Junior-ettes , Brenda Gregg, Choreographer. a Going over the script are Wanda Jones, Stu- dent Director; Miss E. Alberta Best, Director; and Jim Scott, Student Director. Te Satineers'', Pat St. John, Choreographer. M.C.'s George Gentry and Fred Aikens chat with vocal soloists Vir- ginia Martinez and Kathleen Hoff- Waiting for the ski lift are members of the chorus. nee —_— -- | — a a ee oe if SS | : ak im Zé Rinky Dinks , Brenda Gregg, Choreographer. ae nea”. at Be bie Dolly Rockers'', Joan Cline, Choreographer. Specialty Numbers — Back Row: Sandi Bray, Pantomime; Rosalie Breshears, vocal. Front Row: Donna Washburn, vocal; Gregg Cook, Comedy; and La- 3, Stu- verne Nelson, vocal. ector; ‘Winter Fling” Members of the chorus and specialty acts are seen in front of the lodge. tf frost and Fascination’ Hey, Joe, you're supposed to be watching the entertainment. Dancers rest their weary feet, while Brenda Gregg entertains. December 12, 1959 Michelene Riginato and her escort really seem to have the beat. 84 4 Dancing to the tune of Todd Fleming's band are seniors and their dates. Senior Dance Mr. Snowman looks on, as the crowd enjoys themselves. Wearing the latest in smiles is Leland Lauglin. Don't push, boys, there's plenty of time. iw ae MiGMEEGGnanemes . o Pris Couples dance in the atmosphere of Sea Mist. Wi 1 Mickey, what's the matter? He's only taking your picture. ‘ee! ao Wi Todd Flemming plays while members of the Senior Class of '59 dance with their dates. My what big eyes you have, Bob! 86 Senior Party March 6, 1959 Greeta and Darryl are having a ball. What are you so happy about, Mary? Did you lose your date? 87 2% a aed 88 ‘Sagebrush Saga. senior Play March 19 1959 Miss E. Alberta Best, Director, and Otis Timmons, Master of Ceremonies, discuss the opening lines. “Square Dancers'’ — Karen Keegan, Tom Stratton, Fayetta Leach, Ed Power, Jackie Mesker and Don Wylie. oh : Pohle, Dick Sheldon, Lynn wa The Graham Family and Sonja's fiance — Seated: Rosalie Bre- shears, Mrs. Graham. Standing: Ann Crain, Amy Graham; Jack Bingham, Sheldon Freeman,and Carolyn Ballard, Sonja Gra- ham. is i Be “i f é ee fi Bandits — Tom Hogg, Butch; Gonzolo Rucobo, Stud, and Paul Hutchings, Fingers. Guests and Cowboys — First Row: Judy Pfeil, Gail Porter, Daneta Daniels and Edith Williams. Second Row: Ron Child, Farrell McCallister, Albert Christianson, Charles Gustofson and Melvin Posey. The Freeman and Cardigan Fam- ilies — Seated: Nancy McNabb, Hilda Freeman; Fred Trot, Her- | bert Freeman, and Joe Vinson, ia Jonathon Cardigan. Sta nding: Teenagers — First Row: Judy Valentine, Judy; Joan Ed- Carol Otto, Mrs. Cardigan; Tom wards, Babs; Jolita Harris, Joan; Dorothy Anderson, Dot; Stratton, Mr. Cardigan, and Sherrill Bonds, Diane. Back Row: Jim Troutman, Fred; Ray Donna Washburn, Tammy Cardi- Stamps, Stan; Mike MacFarland, and Jim Becker as Jim. gan. ¥ eo : . : , H } . ; t j . ; .. : pepe es Juniorettes ’ Dance Line, Brenda Gregg Choreographer — Left to right: Barbara Williams, Suzi Reynolds, Billie Sue Hamrick, Jill Plater, Margo Giffin, Joan Phelps, Sandy Beauchamp, Rosemary Farrell and Irene Herrera. 89 Enjoying her lolipop is Sharon Scott, who came as a panda bear. @ 2 4 = : a nie id +. Na Tony Palacios heads line of Seniors as they parade eh in costume. ‘ Ellen Westfall, Yvone Konrad and Elsie Campbell look tired fa ai sichivé from a hectic Senior Day. Siegfried and his pals pose Liz Andrade, ''Mary,'' clowns as Loretta Walker and Jim Roark in Gay Nineties outfit strolls Chief Darlene Overman watch. along with his favorite girl, Martha Wire. ’ Dixie Wallace and Sharon James and Mary Lea Dikes come Sandy Blankenship as a pair of dice. Friends to the end seem to be pajama clad Ron Child and Cowboy Mike McFarland. celebrate 50th State,'' while h 19 1959 Nancy Jacobson Mare 4 goes back in time as a ''Flapper. Jats Cave man attacks ‘werewolves’ as passerbys look on. y a See ts Tom Hogg attracts photographer as a carton of cigarettes. (ee Carol Roach in a very original untion costume for Senior Day. These Alcatraz escapees are unconcerned about being caught. Senior Day Winners Looking around for their next victim ri .. . are the ''Werewolfs, ' Jim Hawkins and sd ‘ “s Fred Aikens, boys' first place winners. It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's the 7 : “purple people eater,'’ Carolyn How- ards, girls’ first place winner. Smiling weakly from his sickbed is Mario Palacios, boys' second place winner. Danger High Voltage is the warning given by Lolita Kindrite, girls' second place winner. x rae Lighting up third place for the boys is The Fruit Fair,'' Ellen Westfall, Gace Golden and Frank Call, ''The Lighthouse. Betty Price, girls’ third place winners. tee Senior Counselors Standing: Mrs. Lila Reinertson and Mr. Jeff Yates. Seated: Mrs. Grace Condon. Senior Advisors 3 First Row: Mr. Paul McGinnis, Miss Nell Baggley, Miss Kathleen McCarthy, Mrs. Margaret El- dredge, Head Advisor; Mrs. Claire Shaw, and Mr. Robert Weede. Second Row: Miss Margaret Jesseph, Mr. Jonathan Tweedie, Mr. Walter Hattich, Mr. Maynard Briggs, and Miss Dorrance { Small. Not pictured: Mr. Robert Anderson, Mrs. Hazel Bird, Mrs. Helen Larson, Mrs. Delphine Roberts, Mrs. Elsie Sanchez, and Mr. Joseph Stenson. 93 94 Enjoying their dessert are these seniors of the Class of '59. “Petites Fleurs: ey | : Looking forward to dinner are these seniors as they enter the auditorium. Class advisors, Mr. Robert Briggs and Mrs. Margaret Eldredge, who supervised the plans of the Banquet wear satisfied smiles. April 16, 199! - 4, ‘ cat The Juniorettes'' entertain at the Banquet. Previous to their dance the class historians, Ken Hattich, Darryl Ott and Fred Aikens, reviewed our Sophomore, Junior and Senior years. pnlor Banquel Seniors relax as they enjoy a friendly conversation after dinner. Arriving at the Banquet are Suzi Reynolds, Fred Aikens, Vir- ginia Martinez and Jim Hawkins. Ce oo eee, a estes cenabiti ptae rap Fs aaa “tg tr - Mine le ee SB a ee ee ee alii ee a me S| A ceiitiiaiiens coe aioe te cara “yr c é ‘ . SR bslame = le riidsipg ; Junior Glass FALL OFFICERS — Judy Woodward, Secretary-Treasurer; Bill Prather, President, and Pat Dougan, Vice-President. { SPRING OFFICERS — Arnold Flores, Vice-President; Bill Marsh, President, and Norma Hall, Secretary-Treasurer. JUNIOR COUNSELORS — Standing: Mr. Robert Sikes and Mr. Lloyd Darley. Seated: Miss Helen Parker and Miss Hazel Olson. Ss Mr. Roy Fogel, Head Faculty Social Chair- man, and Mrs. Etta Lou Hawkins, Faculty Social Chairman. MRS. BROKAW'S ADVISORY — First Row: Zoe Bishop, Cynthia Blasko, Verestene Brandy, Kathy Blunt, Jeanne Blunt, Pat Biggs, Theresa Boyle, Carol Bogdewicz, Carol Jean Bradford, and Shirley Braga. Second Row: Mrs. Brokaw, Rosemary Brandenburg, Loretta Bonham, Alva Bradley, Kandy Branting, Ed Bower, Joe Bossett, Johnny Boone, Jerry Bonds, and James Brewer. Third Row: Karen Billman, Richard Briggs, Marvin Bluford, Albert Bottron, Walter Blethen, Lyle Bombardier, Don Bo- ren, Dave Bowman, Howard Bon- well, and Kirby Brice. 100 MR. BAKER'S ADVISORY — Firs: Row: Carol Ackerman, Linda Atte- berry, Nancy Adkins, Alice Also- brook, Marie Artatejo, Jean Allen, Thelma Allgood, Elizabeth Ahmie, and Marlene Achin. Second Row: Myrtle Ashley, Verna Amos, Kay Attaway, Virginia Armstrong, Shar- on Andrade, Grace Arellano, Molly Arteaga, Judy Arteaga, Connie Ar- cari, Joe Alverez, and Mr. Baker. Third Row: Roy Abercrombia, Col- lie Anderson, Booker Adger, Ted Allen, Bert Artlip, Joe Angell, Al- fred Arambula, and Gail Alexander, MR. BLEDSOE'S ADVISORY — First Row: Charlotte Bianco, Billie Barlett, Judy Bartlett, Eileen Bales, Gale Basileu, Diane Atwood, Bar- bara Baker, Jane Beeman, Donna Benight, and Diane Barnett. Second Row: Mr. Bledsoe, Thelma Bailey, Lou Jean Banks, Pat Bell, Garnet Ayers, Arlene Batchen, Marie Avile, Marian Bejarano, Sharon Bacon, and Nettie Bailey. Third Row: Gary Ayers, Bobbie Bayless, Larry Bea- sen, Mike Bedell, Joe Banducci, Conrad Auer, and Ismael Bally. MRS. COLBERG'S ADVISORY — First Row: Annette Cena, Deanna Cecil, Mildred Carroll, Anna Car- son, Virginia Cates, Vearis Chap- man, Allisa Caspillo, Verla Cant- rell, and Pat Chennault. Second Row: Fred Chambers, Dennis Clark, John Carrion, Carol Castagnasso, Betty Clark, Myrtice Carney, Tommy Christian, Irvin Clark, and Mrs. Colberg. Third Row: Stone Chandler, John Carson, Norris Caughman, Michael Cannady, George Chumbley, Gary Clark, Jerry Cates, Michael Caughey, Frank Chesareck, and Roy Clark. MRS. COOKE'S ADVISORY — First Row: Doris Comstock, Deanna Cook, Mary Lou Coe, Carmen Con- lin, Chita Cobos, Laverna Cooper, Delores Costa, Glenna Cox, and Dixie Cox. Second Row: Mrs. Cooke, Shirley Coffee, Docia Clutts, June Cleveland, Sharon Coble, Linda Coombs, Sallie Cos- ley, Carolyn Couser, Cathy Costa, Barbara Coring, and Reggie Cox. Third Row: Kenneth Cocherell, James Coleman, Jack Connor, Rob- ert Coughlin, Mike Copley, Lloyd Coslett, Ray Coley, Bill Combs, Tommy Cole, Norman Cornett, and Don Cox. MR. CAMPBELL'S ADVISORY — First Row: Pat Brock, Sbyce Camp- bell, Judy Campbell, Margie By- ars, Adela Bustos, Rosetta Callo- way, Erselener Burrus, Helen Brown, Paula Brown, and Ethel Brown. Sec- ond Row: Mr. Campbell, Ron Bul- tena, Bob Buckingham, Mike Burton, Julie Burmester, Adrienne Butson, Donna Burrough, Peggy Bryant, and Ronald Bruner. Third Row: Darryl Burton, Jerry Busig, Jimmy Brooks, Louis Brown, Alex Brown, Ollice Brown, Robert Butler, Don Brown, and Fread Brown. MR. ENOS' ADVISORY — First Row: Ethel Dotson, Sharon Drake, Laurell Lea Denning, Darlene Del Rio, Jean Dolan, Eleanor De La Torre, Margo Dunbar, Virginia Diaz, and Pat Dougan. Second Row: Mr. Enos, Jeff Davers, Mable Douglas, Betty Dunn, Clara Dossman, Doris Dunn, Minnie Ealy, Jim Dorey, and Bob Delgado. Third Row: Tony Do- ver, Billy Dorch, Howard Dobler, Eddie Diestler, Karl Dickens, Carl Dowell, Richard De Sousa, Maurice Dreger, and Don Dingman. MR. FISHER'S ADVISORY — First Row: Charlotte Emert, Anita Estra- da, Linda Fleming, Betty Fields, Sherry Fee, Pat Ellis, Diane Feudner, Diane Ferlas, and Katherine Flury. Second Row: Mr. Fisher, Mickey Endsley, Johnny Farandinos, Bob Epperly, Ben Ferreira, Bill Follmer, George Egan, Jim Feather, and Bruce Flaherty. Third Row: Vic Ehler, Richard Einer, Henry Earl, James Emerson, Arnold Flores, John Ferguson, John’ English, Curtis Evans, Richard Edwards, Calvin Earl, and Floro Silvio. 102 MR. DILLWORTH'S ADVISORY — First Row: Marie Craven, Gloria Crow, Lucine Crossetti, Bernice Cropek, Theresa Daukshas, Dorinne Crabb, Marjorie Davis, Fay Crock- er, Betty Crowder, and Marlene Davenport. Second Row: Mr. Dill- worth, Robert Crockett, Dianne Dawson, Reitha Dawson, Dianne Davis, Joan Crupper, Barbara Darr, Sue Crain, Billy Craven and Thyrone Crow. Third Row: Richard Davidson, John Decker, Dave Crews, Denny Deaton, Earskine Cyrus, Robert Crutchfield, Sandy Davis, and Charles Dee. a h F I fk L J v I - t I I L I MRS. HALVORSON'S ADVISORY— First Row: Barbara Harris, Diane Hartmann, Sharon Heller, Evelyn Hammack, Sharon Hall, Pat Hall, Linda Hankins, Norma Hall, and Judy Hale. Second Row: Mrs. Hal- vorsen, Other Hayman, Deloris Haynes, Gracie Harris, Artis Har- rison, Jimmy Hartley, Gerry Hamp- ton, and Douglas Harris. Third Row: Ray Harrison, Walter Harrison, Eugene Handy, Winston Harris, Leevi Harper, John Hamers, Bill Hembrae, Jerry Haas, William Helm, Randy Hall, and Theodore Heater. MR. FOGEL'S ADVISORY — First Row: Redell Ford, Constance Gary, Tennessee Forte, Nell Forehand, Patsy Gardner, Jeanette Fulco, Jan Gayanich, Diane Fosdick, Barbara Garrigan, and Julie Garegnani. Second Row: Mr. Fogel, James Garnder, James Frieson, Barbara Gariano, Catherine Fry, Connie Garcia, Elba Garner, and James Gean. Third Row: Charles Granklin, Gilbert Greeman, Douglas Gardner, Gene Fowls, Arliss Ford, Vernon Foster, Robert Francis, and Richard Gargano. MR. FRANCHI'S ADVISORY —First Row: Pat Goodbar, Sharon Griffith, Kathy Geist, Louise Gerhart, Bev- erly Gill, Versia Greenwood, and Gayla Gow. Second Row: Mr. Fran- chi, Margie Gurule, Annette Grigs- by, Margie Gonzales, Jerilyn Green, Nelda Gregory, Nadine Gorsage, Janice Guisti, Dorothea Greger, Geraldine Griffin, Ellen Gerken, Mary Griffin, and Stanley Gregston. Third Row: Melvin Goodin, Oscar Griffin, Walter Goodwin, Rudy Gonzales, Paul Greenup, Wayne Green, Jesse Givens, and Robert Gonzales. MRS, LEAM'S ADVISORY — First Row: MilelAnn Kolar, Ruth Jose, Lorelie Larson, Glenda Kennedy, Sherry Lacer, Linda Kitchen, Carla Kelly, Linda Kates, and Evelyn Jor- dan. Second Row: Mrs. Leam, Jim Keith, Michael Lavin, Barbara Kim, Vera LaLonde, Linda Knight, Delilia Kirth, Pat King, and Shirley Kapp. Third Row: Jerry Ladd, Robert Kopp, Dickie Lee, Mike Kohl, Leroy King, Carl Lee, Ralph Kindrick, Robert Kirkwood, Don Kim, Elmer King, Stanley Koop, and Alvin King. 104 MRS. HAWKIN'S ADVISORY — First Row: Janis Hightman, Elaine Highfill, Penny Hogg, Nina Hill, JoAnn Howell, Betty Hines, Mary Hutchings, Carol Hundley, and Joan Hommon. Second Row: Mrs. Hawkins, Lottie Hill, Barbara Hill, Jere Helpler, Thelma Hill, Janet Holiman, and Charles Hilliard. Third Row: S. D. Hughes, Wilbert Hill, Bob Higdon, Frank Hernan- dez, Carlos Hernandez, Gordon Huntingdale, Larry Houghton, Jim Hughes, and Danny Incarnati. MR. HEATH'S ADVISORY — First Row: Ruby Jackson, Mary Johnson, Gualdine Javellana, Julia Jacob- son, Vicki Jolley, Mary Jenkins, Sue Johnson, Bonita James, and Louise Johnston. Second Row: Mr. Heath, Jeff Jefferson, Joe Jinter, Andrew Jackson, Earl Jones, Harvey Jack- son, Lionel Johnson, Geraldine Jones, Pearl Ingram, Mary Johnson, and Jimmie James. Third Row: Frank Jackson, Ronald Jolley, Merle Jones, Clyde Jones, J. R. Jones, Larry James, Bill Kelley, Bob Jack- son, Tom Javorine, Bill Jones, and Mont Ingram. $ a ______—— MR. MILLER'S AD First Row: Kathy Mcln Mar- tinez, Jessie May fanda McGowan, Barbara Martinez, Diane McMinimy, Betty Martin, Sandra McCampbell, and Adair McCoy. Second Row: Mr. Miller, George McCarthy, Mike Martinez, JoAnn McIntosh, Terry McDaniel, Mary McDaniel, Irene Martinez, Dana McKinnon, Betty Masengale, and Jean Mayberry. Third Row: Richard Moreno, Glenn McDonald, Jimmie McDaniel, Oliver Marshall, Dennis McCain, Joseph McLancon, James McCormick, Winston McKee, Charles McHenry, Robert Martin, and Mike McQuisten. MR. NORMAN'S ADVISORY —First Row: Vivian Morley, Sharie Moody, Leal Middleton, Lucia Midgley, Carol Mindinea, Mary Minor, Eddie Jean Moore, Carolyn Minix, Robbie Minix. Second Row: Mr. Norman, Coral Miller, Jeanette Melton, Ger- aldine Miller, Freddie Momin, Aga- pita Meya, and Anna Marie Morris. Third Row: Larry Milde, Ed Mohr, John Mikulich, Jerry Mercer, David Moore, Ronnie Miller, Reynard Moody, Gary Meyer, Richard Mor- eno, Larry Mevipolder, and James Meredith. a ae MRS. MATTONEN’'S ADVISORY — First Row: Deborah Lethridge, Yvonne Malbrough, Ruth Lucas, Kathy Lucas, Theresa Lugo, Lynda Lewis, Carolyn Lum, Sharon Lordan, Karen Lucas, and Evanita Lewis. Second Row: Mrs. Mattonen, Jerry Linstad, Alez Levels, John Mapelli, Flemon Little, Barbara Linton, Losne Lucken, Audrey McClelland, and Ernie Luna. Third Row: Ulis Malone, Michael Mapp, Ray Lopez, Bill Looney, Steve Lucero, Roxie Loiler, Bill Marsh, Wayne Linebarger, Pat Little, and James Lewis. MRS. NEVILLE'S ADVISORY — First Row: Mary Orr, Charlene Paugh, Lula Mae People, Barbara Orr, Betsy Pappas, Virginia Patterson, Shirley Patrick, and Joyce Perata. Second Row: Mrs. Neville, Beverly Orner, Sue Patchen, Lupe Palacios, Alice Ornelas, Roberta Padilla, Eleanor Orozco, Nancy Payne, and Cliff Payne. Third Row: Norman Peoples, Ronnie Percy, Mike Ozan- ich, Harvey O'Neal, Mike Ollen- berger, Ron Parker, Pat Palko, Howard Paulson, and Fred Ortega. MRS. PLACE'S ADVISORY — First Row: Mary Perez, Margaret Pratt, Imagene Polega, Sandy Pohl, Retha Pruett, Carolyn Porter, Joyce Popke, Beverly Prazak, Debbie Perez, and Maxine Ragsdale. Sec- ond Row: Mrs. Place, Loretta Pow- ell, Bob Perez, Henry Pippins, Lau- ren Peterson, Bill Prather, and Tim Power. Third Row: Ned Pollard, Arnold Pitzer, Gerald Polete, Mon- roe Puckett, Jim Plant, Albert Prien, Phillip Qualls, and Larry Preston. 106 MISS O'CONNELL'S ADVISORY — First Row: Frances Nelson, Sharon Nash, Teresa Oceguera, Shirley Nowlin, Linda Nunes, Betty Murphy, Shirley Ogletree, and Mary Nicks. Second Row: Miss O'Connell, Patri- cia Oliver, Nancy Nielson, Jim Naramore, Ralph Nelson, Lamar Nichelson, James Moss, Leo Oce- guera, and Terry Nicks. Third Row: Robert Oberg, Ed Oliver, Eddie Myers, Carl O'Bryant, Don Mulliner, Stan Olds, Hershel Olden, and James Newsom. MR. PORTO'S ADVISORY — First Row: Alice Resch, Marie Reynolds, Sue Reckner, Charlotte Raxter, Diane Reagan, Carolyn Rawls, Janet Riley, Claire Ramsdell, and Veronica Rizzo. Second Row: Mr. Porto, Jim Reading, Alex Richard- son, Bill Riley, Linda Rehberg, Alice Rezente, Evelyn Robinson, Betty Rollins, Frank Roach, and Richard Ressler. Third Row: Jeff Robbins, Jim Rodriquez, Jim Riley, Randall Richardson, Leslie Richardson, Bob Rennolett, Gary Rodgers, Michael Richards, Lloyd Rider, Don Read, and Dennis Richarson. MR. SCHWARZ'S ADVISORY — First Row: Nancy Sanders, Sharon Rose, Dorothy Salmon, Rosemary Schardt, Delores Rosales, Judy Rucker, Vicky Sandovoil, Norma Russo, Mary Schieffer, and Kath- reen Schwab. Second Row: Mr. Schwarz, Joe Rowland, Ron Schmol- ler, Arthur Schwenke, Rose San- chez, Betty Rose, Mona _ Rushin, Jewel Rushin, and Elden Schreimer. Third Row: Robert Seeley, Robert Ross, Bill Ross, Fred Ryan, James Scroggins, Bob Santone, Jim Salt- kill, and Skeeter Rubins. | Class of 1960 4 a ee ao aa = fA coe ae! ops = Aes | oe. MRS. SNIDER'S ADVISORY — First ' U7 Row: Sylvia Simmons, Clara Smith, Delores Silva, Sharon Shaw, Shirley Simpson, Mary Shuab, Myla Slink- ard, and Betty Ann Sehn. Second Row: Jesse Slocum, Ollie Sims, Charles Sidney, Sara Simkins, Fran- ces Sivrian, Rose Shire, Lucille Smith, and Mrs. Snider. Third Row: Mike Seuferer, Neil Smersfelt, Lewis Sims, Clarence Seguire, Bill Silva, James Shea, and Alfred Smith. MISS TREMAINE'S ADVISORY — First Row: Sheila Toohey, Jackie Turner, Ruby Traylor, Emergill Thomas, Isadoria Thomas, Virginia Trotter, Gloria Turner, Bobbie Thomas, and Merle Turner. Second Row: Miss Tremaine, Stanley Tip- ton, Norris Tisue, Gail Tucker, B. J. Treece, Ethel Toms, Mary Traxler, Peggy Turner, and Mary Tickner. Third Row: Leonard Tipton, Wilfred Thomas, Gerald Thompson, Eugene Trichel, Chris Towry, Tom Trice, Rich Tracy, Frank Todd, and Wil- liam Tomlinson. 108 MR. SMITHER'S ADVISORY — First Row: Gloria Span, Janice Squires, Nancy Snyder, Rita Stanford, Nancy Snider, Virginia Steele, Sharon Smith, Kay Staton, Opal Smith, and Audrey Spears. Second Row: Betty Stapleton, Martha Spann, Dale Snead, Jack Smith, David Steele, Odesser Smith, and Louis Spicer. Third Row: Jim Spencer, Stanley Smith, Richard Steeley, Paul Smith, Bob Stanford, Gary Sprinkle, James Stemen, and Carl Stancil. MISS SWENSON'S ADVISORY — First Row: Leria Stewart, Lee Versa Stuart, Veronica Sterrett, Joyce Stewart, Jan Swinford, Glenda Sutherland, Janet Swanson, and Carolynn Switzer. Second Row: Miss Swenson, Richard Thayer, Bob Stu- art, Gene Stratford, John-Straugh- ter, Gerrald Stokes, Leroy Steven- son, Billy Stinson, and Mark Taylor. Third Row: Bill Taylor, Don Sullivan, Harold Tabernar, Gary Tate, Dennis Taylor, Gary Earl Sweeney, John Stewart, Donald Tate, Martin Tay- lor, Glenn Tarver, and Gordon Stu- trud. eS N R un he mNI Oo wc me JO ‘irst res, ney ron and tty ale ale, ser, ley ith, Nes ee ee ee MR. WILBUR'S ADVISORY — First Row: Sandra Wilkes, Carole War- ner, Judy Williams, Delories White, Eddie Williams, and Amelia Wil- liams. Second Row: Mr. Wilbur, Harry Williams, Joe Waters, Lennie Whitney, Robert Williams, William Warren, Tyrone Webster, and George Wheatley. Third Row: Lester Washington, James Washington, Dennis Whitehead, Jim Whitley, Neal Whitehurst, Herman Wheat, Dwayne Wightman, and Jim White. MR. EVANS' ADVISORY — First Row: Donna Wise, Joanne William- son, Christine Woods, Sandra Ya- vor, Marla Yeske, Janice Word, Naomi Yates, Brendia Wright, and Judith Winters. Second Row: Mr. Evans, Melva Williamson, Ella Wynne, and Virginia Wood. Third Row: William Zimmerman, John Wright, Stephen Williamson, Ben Zeppa, Harry Woods, Roy Wilson, Bill Wolfe, and James Wright. MR. VARGAS' ADVISORY — First Row: Hattie Walker, Vivian Van Hook, Linda Van Horn, Ann Wall, Nancy Walhoo, Linda Wallace, Bar- bara Underwood, and Bonnie Van Brunt. Second Row: Mr. Vargas, Dale Wagerman, Bruce Vig, Russell Wallace, David Vincent, Charles Vining, and Bob Wager. Third Row: Bobbie Walker, Troy Waid, Dan Vigil, Sam Wallace, Mark Vanzandt, Terry Wallace, Henry Valenzuela, and John Velasco. Pat Bell is engrossed in her 110 Mona Rushin look on. Sue Patchin, Artis Harrison, and Steve Williamson perform an experiment in Mr. Fisher's Chemistry Class. Glenda Kennedy and Barbara Underwood have help from Silvio Floro, James Frieson, and Robert Martin in Miss Simmons’ second period Art Class. typing as Mary Orr, Fannie Mae Luston, and Preparing to take dictation in Miss Jaramillo's Steno are these Juniors. Class Vern as N ton, on i Clas is the only one not working on the Biology lesson. It appears Mary Ann McGee % These five students, Allen Heiks, Johnny Tillman, Thomas Nelson, Bobby Mannard, and Zullie Vernon Foster points out Arkansas Wagner, display fine work in General Shop. as Norman Cornett, Louise Johns- ton, and Eddie Jean Moore look on in Mrs, Parrill's U. S. History Class. Wk. 2 a’ Juniors in this class seem to be caught in the act of studying. SPRING OFFICERS — Peggy Lee, Secretary-Treasurer; John Power, President, and Bob Baroni, Vice-President. FALL OFFICERS — Terry Knapp, President; Diane Quin- tard, Secretary-Treasurer, and David Meiser, Vice-President. SOPHOMORE COUNSELORS — Mrs. Lila Reinertson, Mr. Geoffrey Yates, Miss Grace Condon, and Miss Hazel Olson (seated). Miss Betty Wyland, Faculty Social Chair- man, and Mr. Murray Hannah, Head Social Chairman. MR. ANGELLA'S ADVISORY — First Row: Billie Aden, Rosie AlI- cala, Marie Arambula, Mary Anne Avent, Rae Baird, Betty Abercrom- és bia, Wanda Bagwell, Fannie Ander- y son, and Linda Altom. Second Row: | y Mr. Angella, Eddie Ackerman, Car! : Baules, Bill Auer, Joe Alves, Beverly Andrews, Mildred Anderson, Joy Anderson, Donna Augustine, Mar- lene Anderson, Janelle Allen, and Pat Adams. Third Row: Phil Artlip, David Ard, Phillip Araki, Oscar Abram, Johnny Avalos, Bob Avila, Gene Adams, Dennie Antilla, Joe Baca, and Paul Anderson. = MISS MYREN'S ADVISORY — First Row: Judith Benko, Christine Bar- ker, Joyce Baldwin, Dixene Bisordi, Diana Beesley, Mary Belcher, Kay Bertholf, Nancy Barrie, and Diana k Banta. Second Row: Miss Myren, m Flossie Baker, Marlene Bier, Jean Bartling, Linda Baker, Bertha Banu- led elos, Judy Baker, and Juanita Bish. Third Row: Robert Bellah, Hosea Beck, Paul Baldwin, Lawrence Bell, Kieffer Ballard, Jack Bilderback, Gregory Bingham, Warren Beddo, Robert Battle, and Jerry Benkowski. | MIS MR. CAHOON'S ADVISORY — a First Row: Pat Blom, Donna Bridges, Bn Carole Bradley, Alice Bostie, Der Brenda Brooks, Sharon Brautigan, Cu Gladys Bonacci, Judy Barnum, and Cle Sandy Bitle. Second Row: Mr. Ca- San hoon, Art Braseno, Bob Brooks, Cte James Blaylock, Albert Bolden, Col Gary Bray, Rose Boone, Beverly vee Brakstad, Sharon Breaux, and Judy Cla Boon. Third Row: Anthony Bowles, ling Thomas Brenner, D ell Brinkerhoff, er Charles Boney, Edward Bonds, Del- ne bert Bolden, Robert Blaock, Melvin ae Bonds, Jerry Bradley, Dale Bright, Ci. and Johnny Blankenship. Co 114 MISS DE L'ETANCHE'S ADVISORY — First Row: Johnnie Ann Clemons, Gaye ‘Collins, Pamela Conley, Donna Cole, Deana Comstock, Carol Coleman, Barbara Clark, Gay Cleveland, and Madonna Coble. Second Row: Miss de L'Etanche, Steve Cole, Sharon Coons, Darlene Collins, Mary Louise Cook, Hor- tencia Cobos, Mable Clay, Eloise Clark, Royce Conley, Rosita Col- lins, Aloma Clark, and Gary Con- yers. Third Row: Wayne Cocke, Dave Cleveland, John Cline, Har- vey Connerly, Bill Connolly, James Clay, Ray Cole, Leroy Coate, Don Cole and Julian Coker. MRS. CLARK'S ADVISORY — First Row: Helen Burris, Rose Ann Cal- houn, Loretta Brown, Ollie Buggs, Ethel Campbell, Herdis Brundege, Marie Brundege, Pansy Burnett, and Beverly Brown. Second Row: Mrs. Clark, Harold Burdick, Larry Brusse, Philip Cabral, Michael Brown, Lynn Connady, Namon Brown, and Paul Brown. Third Row: Jeff Butler, Ron- ald Calkins, Max Byrd, Bob Burnett, Kip Campbell, Lawrence Busig, Frank Capece, and Ura Campbell. MR. DAVENPORT'S ADVISORY — First Row: Loretta Christian, Gladys Capers, Letha Christian, Beverly Cariglio, Barbara Ciucci, Eva Jo Carver, Jessie Casilla, Marie Cas- tro, and Alberta Celaya. Second Row: Mr. Davenport, Mike Cariglio, Jarome Carroll, Meredith Cham- bers, Mary Lou Carter, Sarah Car- son, Barbara Carter, Linda Chirl- ders, Rebecca Cisneros, David Christenson, and Millard Cawthorn. Third Row: Dave Carpenter, Bob Carlile, John Caudle, Richard Cav- oretto, Armel Carpenter, George Cariglio, Dick Carabajal, Allan Ca- riela, and Paul Ciabattari. MR. FRY'S ADVISORY — First Row: Gae Emslie, Nancy Faria, Felipa Fernandez, Marie Ann Fond- ren, Floranna Ford, JoAnn Fisher, Joanne Einhorn, Donna Faria, Helen Felder, and Martha Ford. Second Row: Mr. Fry, Darlene Flud, Terry Fisher, Carolyn Fergu- son, Sandra Erickson, Barbara Earl, Donna Ericksen, Joanne Essex, Mi- chael Ferber, Horace Fabig, Rich- ard Flores, Charles Evans, and Jim Edwards. Third Row: Carl Ehler, Henry Ehler, Joe Fisher, David Eu- fusia, O. C. Emerson, Ralph Emer- son, David Engle, Terry Flores, Den- nis Flores, Jose Fletes, and Barry Elison. 116 MR. FINN'S ADVISORY — Firs} Row: JoAnn De Benedicitis, Maxine Crabb, CeCelia Covell, Nancy Daniel, Jessie Cosby, Yvonne Daniels, Mack Jean Davis, Pat Crossman, and Eloise Crites. Sec- ond Row: Mr. Finn, Ray Craig, James Corn, Don Davis, Joyce Dah- lke, Carolyn Davis, Joan Dame, Joyce Coslett, Kathey Crews, Marilyn Davis, and Cecilia Cor- dova. Third Row: Paul Crowder, David Creed, Bob Dean, Terry Dav- is, Dennie Creer, Jerry Cox, Verle Craven, Clinton Crowder, Clarence Crowder, Kenny Carlo, and Bill Cox. MR. FORDHAM'S ADVISORY — First Row: Esther Delgado, Elaine Denning, Freida Demer, Laura Dun- lap, Beverly Drake, Dorris Douglas, Gloria Duarte, and Sonja DeMarse. Second Row: Mr. Fordham, Orval Dilliehunt, Joe Dingus, Dianne Dias, Marjo Donaghey, Diana Dotson, Rosa Diaz, Sue Dilliehunt, Theresa Dixon, Roberta De La Cruz, and Jeannette Decker. Third Row: Bob Derrick, Duane Dufault, Johnny DeLeon, Larry Dorris, Jim Dortch, Tom Douglass, Wardress Douglas, Bob Duncan, Harry Doolittle, Ross Dickinson, Robert Dodge, and Bob Dickerson. MR. Row: cumk Joye Gon: Gror Row: Cha Grol and Larry Jam Grac Goo Grif MIS First Hat Katl Shai Jeal Haw Prui Con Hav Hay Har Hay Rov Hal Les Hat vey, Ron First xine ancy nne Pat Sec- “aig, dah- ime, WS Sor- der, av- erle ‘nce OX, : 2 = Px .. ie RS TP ce. OPE ee an a IO — MR. GASKINS' ADVISORY — First Row: Bonnie Graham, Patsy Hal- cumb, Billie Graybeal, Jan Haase, Joyce Glaze, Victoria Green, Diana Gonzales, Lois Gonzales, Farrel Groner, and Ruby Green. Second Row: Mr. Gaskins, Terry Grant, Charles Green, Tony Gomez, Bob Groll, Jim Graham, Norman Green, and Dennis Gjertsen. Third Row: Larry Goodrow, Nesbitt Gratton, James Graham, Don Gurley, Bill Gragg, Sylvester Graves, Willie Gooden, Cliff Greenwood, Frank Griffith, and Richard Grogan. MISS GOWEN'S ADVISORY — First Row: JoAnn Hawley, Susan Hatt, Shirley Heck, Marilyn Hall, Kathryn Harden, Doris Hanlon, Sharyol Hartfied, Patty Harlan, Jeannette Halliday, and Pamela Haws. Second Row: Miss Gowen, Pruitt Henderson, Willie Harris, Con Haley, James Hamblin, Alice Hawthorne, Joyce Hall, Dorothy Haynes, Earlena Hall, Clementine Harris, Pearlie Hampton, Dorothy Haynes, and Pamela Hayman. Third Row: Alphonso Henderson, William Hall, Roger Heinetz, John Hawkins, Les Hathaway, Bill Hawbaker, John Hathaway, Bill Hanlon, Earl Har- vey, Jack Harsha, Phil Hannah, and Ronnie Hannah. MRS. FULK'S ADVISORY — First Row: Sherry Fulton, Johnnie Fos- ter, Barbara Fuller, Norma Gakey, Molly Garcia, Henrietta Gerrardo, Deann Fryock, Ruth Gallon, and Betty Fortson. Second Row: Mrs. Fulks, Manuel Gallardo, Truman Gandolph, Mark Fowler, Donna Geer, Merry German, Bernalice Gaspard, Phyllis Gann, Jane Fun- ston, Karon Gann, Austin Gillette, and Kenneth Gifford. Third Row: Bill Gibson, Ray Garlock, Gene Ful- ler, Bill Franks, Tommy Fardner, Charles Forehand, Charles Funder- burk, Joe Fresquez, Warrne Fossum, Bob Fuller, Pat Furseth, and Bill Gagnon. MR. PEURIFOY'S ADVISORY—First Row: Thelma Jackson, Jane Inger- soll, Carole James, Sue Isley, Bar- bara Jackson, Billie Ruth Jacobs, Lois Jackson, Lorinda Jensen, and Judy Jackson. Second Row: Mr. Peurifoy, Marty Jarrett, Georgia Ivey, Mattie Huffman, Janice Jen- kins, Wallace Jackson, and Don Jenson. Third Row: Don Iman, Re migio Javellana, Pete Hutton, Lon- nie Ingram, Jesse Jackson, Edward James, Otis Jackson, Gerald Jack- son, and Marcus Hunt. MRS. HUNT'S ADVISORY — First Row: Buenafe Jo, Ernestine Johns- ton, Carol Jorgenson, Judy Keener, Alice Joyce, Sharon Jobe, Peggy Jojola, Diane Kelleghan, and Mary Kavorkian. Second Row: Mrs. Hunt, Gary Kent, Richard Johnson, Patsy Joseph, Gertie Kelly, Carolyn John- son, Dolores Kelly, Carolyn Johnson, Grace Johnson, Janice Jordan, and Betty Jones. Third Row: David Jones, Richard Kelley, Lynn Kelley, Tom Kelly, Haskell Jones, Lindell Jewell, Vincent Jimenez, George Jurgensmeier, Leon Keeton, and Richard Johnston. 118 MR. HANNAH'S ADVISORY —First Row: Marcia Homlotis, Myra Hibbs, Janice Hornbeak, Judy Howcroft, Delores Hopper, Gloria Hobbs, Carol Holiman, Joyce Henslee, and Joan Huff. Second Row: Mr. Han- nah, James Hilliard, Jerome Het- zel, Janice Honable, Brenda Horton, Joyce Holman, Judy Hernandez, Gerald Herring, and Edmond Holly, Third Row: Allen Hicks, Jack Hidal- go, David Hill, Ray Howell, Jim Holland, James Hoeffer, Tim Hicks, Clayton Holgate, David Hirano, Larry Hendrix, Jack Hill, and Lance Hendry. ee ee ee CU First ibbs, roft, ybbs, and dan- Het- rton, idez, olly. idal- Jim icks, ano, ince MRS. LOWE'S ADVISORY — First Row: Norma Mason, Mazetta Lus- ter, Carien Martin, Pat Luschen, Carol Mangiefico, Barbara Massey, Linda Martin, Darlene Martin, Bar- bara Mahy, and Kathy Martinez. Second Row: Mrs. Lowe, Danny Mason, Frank Matulovich, David Machado, John Martin, Bob Lyles, Dorothy Martin, Beverly Maggiore, Sandra Malone, Dixie Malroy, Janet Markley, Joy Martin, and Imogene Madkins. Third Row: John Malone, Bobby Manny, Barry Mar- tin, Roger Martinez, Henry Mar- tinez, Lee Lynch, Henry Luna, Rich- ard Lyons, Daniel Martinez, Don Mathis, Richard Matteucci, and Frank Lynch. MR. ILLICK'S ADVISORY — First Row: Jeanne Ledbetter, Phyllis La Mar, Sue Knight, Sonja Kirkland, Sue Ludwig, Carol Langston, Ar- dith Krueger, Zelma Lang, Mary Larch, and Sue Larch. Second Row: Mr. Illick, Betty Knox, JoAnna La- Tour, Dorothy Lawson, Cheryl Lay- ton, Joyce Kilgore, Rita Kiser, Margaret Kirk, Margaret Killpat- rick, Duane Klemetson, Carole Kirk, and Dennis Larson. Third Row: Jim Lacy, Vernon Ladd, Carl Lance, Cecil La Mar, Terry Knapp, Ed Lawrence, Robert Knox, Larry Kudsk, Clyde Kirby, Tommy Law, Robert Kersey, Ronnie Knight, and Joe Kosich. MISS JARAMILLO'S ADVISORY — First Row: Peggy Lee, Barbara Lee, Alzena Lee, Melba Lewis, Mary Loggins, Mary Levantonio, Kitty Lessard, Dorothy Lewis, and Caty Lehning. Second Row: Miss Jara- millo, Anita Lowen, Harold Little- john, Walter Lee, Dave Lockyer, Elaine Leonard, Eileen Lucas, Cle- mestine Long, Barbara Sue Louis, Milton Lewis, and Jerry Lewis. Third Row: Wayne Lucas, Leroy Little, Charles Lee, Earl Lee, Tracy Livingston, Marvin Lowrie, Sam Lo Bese, Gibby Lopez, Douglas Lor- mer, Cliff Lindgren, Tony Lugo, and Joe Lee. MRS. LYON'S ADVISORY — First Row: Marlyn Mclntire, Carol Sue McClintoch, Darlene McKenney, Karen McNamer, Barbara McCon- ner, Joyce McKnight, Madge Mc- Ghee, Ruby Melton, Betty McCul- ler, and Faith McDaniel. Second Row: Mrs. Lyon, Mary Mendoza, Clara Mendoza, Florence Mayeda, Cecilia Medina, Cordelia Medina, Dorothy Meldrum, Leon McNeil. Douglas McGee, and August Mc- Coy. Third Row: David Meiser, Tom- my May, Rex Medeiros, Larry Meck, Dix McSeveen, Bill McCain, Bob McMinimy, Bob McDowell, Michae! McLaughlin, Gary McCoy, and James Meissner. MR. MAYER'S ADVISORY — First Row: Wanda Milam, Barbara Miller, Annette Morley, Shirlee Mitchell, JoAnn Mitchell, Marie Mills, Car- olyn Morgan, Delores Minton and Pat Morgan. Second Row: Helen Miller, Joan Miller, Kent Miner, Ronnie Milde, Mike Mikich, Harvey Miles, James Moore, Eugenia Miller, and Connie Milon. Third Row: Mr. Mayers, James Milam, Reynaldo Morales, Harry Morgan, Larry Moe, Jesse Morales, Frank Moore, Jack Middleton, Ted Morlock, Jim Mills, and Chuck Moffett, MISS M. MYERS’ ADVISORY — | ee First Row: Elda Mulliner, Karen | Rac Ohlen, Carol Oldaker, Betty Ann | Red Nordgren, Donna Niskern, Virginia i i? Nichols, Carrol Nelson, and Glenna ‘ tage en, =. “ie on New. Second Row: Patsy O'Farrell, - a ijt re —- aye Miss Myers, Carolyn Myers, Maira A é Fi “? ewe a iy Rall Nicklas, Diana Oates, Albert Mor- ’ = es ee 5 .% “= oy 2 mp ris, Garry Nicholas, Marie Morton, ; i “ : J Hs Judith Myers, Gloria Nash, Ann RibL Oliver, and Catherine Murphy. Third Row: David Nuner, David ee North, Dickie Morse, Bill Nave, q James Olden, Lewis Novachick, Rea Jesse Nilsson, Bill Noel, and Wil- Js liam Muccular. by ae Reic MRS. PARRILL'S ADVISORY — First Row: Twila Prichard, Barbara Phil- lips, Vivian Planchon, Diane Quin- tard, Sue Pierce, Etta Lee Pryor, Earline Randle, Vivian Pollard, and Cloristine Phillips. Second Row: Mrs. Parrill, Kathleen Pruett, Eloise Ramirez, Elvira Ramirez, Marilyn Popke, Martha Prien, Mercedes Ra- mos, Marguerite Rains, Herman Pol- lard, and Tom Pippins. Third Row: Werner Rae, Dale Polson, Norman Porter, Bruce Randall, Joe Polson, Heliodoro Ponce, John Rainbalt, Randy Proctor, George Pezzolo, Charles Price, and John Power. MR. PERALSKY'S ADVISORY — First Row: Barbara Rhynes, Pat Red- ding, Terry Rehberg, Toni Ransford, Virginia Robinson, Linda Robinson, Rachel Ressler, Gloria Rivas, Carol Redding, and Eula Randolph. Sec- ond Row: Mr. Peralsky, Sandra Re- noude, Olga Ricondo, Elna Mae Range, Mary Dell Rice, Kenneth Rollis, Lula Range, James Robinson, George Randolph, Eddy Reisbeck, Jackie Runhardt, Pat Reisbeck, Judy Ribb, Gloria Jean Robinson, and Donald Richards. Third Row: Jack Redmond, Richard Robbins, Julius Reano, Joe Robinson, Ronald Rob- inson, James Robinson, Don Robin- son, Roger Reinhardt, Larry Riggs, Jerry Riggs, Jim Reynolds, Mickey Reid, and Ralph Reinhardt. MRS. SANDFORD'S ADVISORY — First Row: Carol Stillwagon, Mary Smithey, Kathy Stratmeyer, Donna Stanley, Renee Stevenson, Cindy Stapp, Donna Straube, Lynda Span- ner, and Pat Splain. Second Row: Mrs. Sandford, Julian Stollard, Bar- bara Stober, Francine Stolberg, Margorie Sollars, Karen Stryker, Lea Ann Staggs, Sue Strandridge, Dorothy Stephenson, and Elmer Stephens. Third Row: Ed Snead, Jack Starkey, Doug Stuart, Bob Somers, Stephen Springstead, Neal Snook, Larry Stefan, John Stephens, Harry Spencer, Julius Stinson, Charles Stewart, and David Stan- wood, DVISORY - Sims, Donna Me riman, R@pecca Smith, Judy Smith Sharon Smith, Donna Lea Sherman Kathleen Schultz, Sue Smith, and Dixie Smith. Second Row: Annie Jewel Smith, Cynthia Simm Jean Singleton, Shirley Se Claudia Smith, Erma Server, Berta Smith, Ethel Scott, Lois Sims, and Mary Smart. Third Row: Mr. Raun Linde, Leroy Silva, Ray Sehn, Alar Sidney, Herbert Scruggs, Keith Sie- bert, Ron Simpson, Jim Sloup, Ron ald Scott, Ed Shumaker, Jerry Smith, and Robert Scott. z MRS. SIEGEL'S ADVISORY — First Row: JoAnn Tompkins, Judy Szy- manski, Diane Swerdfeger, Dewanna Taylor, Deanna Tiger, Betty Syl- vester, Donnia Sweeney, Sharon Ta- vis, and Fran Sullivan. Second Row: Charles Tefertiller, Mrs. Siegel, Sam Thomas, Willie Thibodeoux, Shirley Tiliman, Willie Lee Tatman, Marilyn Terrell, Jean Thomas, Annie Terrell, Sharon Thomas, Brenda Thomas, Nelda Tatum, and Don Thompson. Third Row: Reuben Ter- rell, Willie Thomas, Bob Thomas, Dennis Taylor, Stanley Thomas, Tommy Taylor, Bill Thompson, Claude Teet, Jerry Swain, Phil Stur- geon, and Ernest Thomas. Sie- MRS. STUDARUS' ADVISORY — First Row: Lynn Troutman, Pat Tins- ley, Joan Trujillo, Sharon Vaughn, Judy Trent, Juanita Vargas, Marie Trott, June Tipton, and Linda Tin- gen. Second Row: Mrs. Studarus, Ernest Vasquez, Sam Wan Hook, Annie Ruth Turner, Annie Turner, Lillian Turner,. Betty Vallo, Wilma Underwood, Victoria Vaars, and Beatrice Trott. Third Row: Tony Vel- asquez, James Treadwell, Phillip Vaughn, John Torres, Lee Timmons, John Vargas, Mike Todd, Eddie Traverso, Lenuard Turner, Reuben Tyes, and Richard Turner. MISS WILLIS' ADVISORY — First Row: Shirley Webster, Jean Walls, Joyce Wallenten, Jane Vick, Patri- cia Vroom, Martha Walker, Glenda Wallace, Linda Walker, and Sandra Waters. Second Row: Miss Willis, Lamont Webster, Robert Waltman, Henry Washington, Arden Weath- ers, Richard Walker, Gus Wardell, Charles Walls, James Webb, and John Watson. Third Row: Jerry Waylett, Norman Warren, Grady Walker, Clarence Washington, Le- roy Walker, Dean Wallace, Douglas Walhood, Willie Wagner, Claude | Victory, James Washington, Kenny . Travels, and Tommy Vorce. MISS WYLAND'S ADVISORY — First Row: Priscilla Whitied, Son- dra Wells, Betty Wilson, Harry Williams, Marjorie Williams, Pat Williamson, Ernestine Wil- liams, LaVerne Westbrook, Irene Williams, and Kathy Williams. Second Row: Miss Wyland, Larry Whitley, Ken Wendell, Barbara Williams, Joyce Williams, Patsy Wiggins, Myrna Williams, and J. M. Whittle. Third Row: James Williams, Floyd Wilkins, Odtis Rogers, S. O. Roybal, Denneth Williams, Mike White, Robert Westfall, Owl Williams, Loney Westbrook, Billy Williams, Dean White, and Mannuel Wiley. Concentrating are Argus McCoy and Dan Martinez in Mr. Peralsky's Math Class. ae ee ae ee ee a ee a The camera doesn't interest Katherine Harden, Bill France, 124 Ethel Campbell, and Jan Haase, dedicated Biology students. eS Set” SF A eee a oe Examples of inattention are Harold Burdick and Ray Shen, as Milton Louis pretends to study. At the blackboard getting in some practice are these sophomore French students. MR. YOUNGQUIST'S ADVI- SORY — First Row: Mary Jo Wise, Paulene Young, Sharon Wright, Wanda Wills, Deborah Wolfe, Barbara Yost, Charlotte Zachringer, Julie Zunpa, and Mary Wilson. Second Row: Mr. Youngquist, Bill Wilson, Marylee Wilson, Violet Wilson, Emma Young, Beverly Yates, Jean War- tham, Raymond Ynzunza, Elmor Wynne, Eddie Young, and Curtis Wright. Third Row: Jerry Young- blood, Bill Young, James Wright, Jerald Wright, Ross Woolley, Del Wolverton, Alfred Woodard, Chuck Wradstad, Roman Yriarte, Ralph Willis, and Samuel Works. Looking through a microscope in Mr. Baker's Biology Class are Kathy Lehning, Tony Lugo, Jane Vick, and Judy Belko. Reciting to their class- mates are Leon Green, Peggy Lee, and Judy Rib- bin in Mrs. Cooke's Sophomore English Class. “i kee Sue Hatt, Vernon Hall, and Larry Wilson look over the shoulder of Charles Gustafson in their Geometry Class. Dorothy Martin and Marguerett Rains display needle work to Zelma Lane in Homemaking I. 126 | in Glass All fingers point to the map in Mrs. Rookaird's World History Class. Stu- dents are Donna Erickson, Erma Seruer, Dale Bright, and Earlena Hall. esa ee Showing an inscribed circle in Mr. Peralsky's Geometry Class are Dean Owens, Buenfe Jo and Frances Bostos. Demonstrating a machine are Allen Heiks and John Tillman as Thomas Nelson and Bob Mannard watch in General Shop. Speed and accuracy count in Mr. Enos’ Typing Class. 27 ACTIVITI 130 Greeting Siegfred Helbing upon his arrival from Argentina to his foster home, which is 2926 Brookway, San Pablo, are Joe Vinson, his foster brother; Mr. and Mrs, Alan Vinson, his foster parents, and Freddie, his foster brother. Siegfried arrived in Richmond in August of 1958, and he will leave directly after school is dismissed in June, 1959, for his home. Mr. Vinson and Siegfried are looking over a transister. American field Service 3 f Siegfried and friends are enjoying a North Ameri- can lunch. Listening in on his shortwave set is one of Sieg- fried's favorite pastimes. N | Joe and Siegfried enjoying a quiet hour of study, before retiring for the night. xchange Student Project From France, Jacques Guilhemfouert, exchange stu- dent from Los Gatos High School, is greeted by George Chumbley in the Journalism | class. Jacques spent a week at R.U.H.S., while Siegfried went to Los Gatos. George is the R.U.H.S. exchange student for this summer. Ken Hattich, exchange student from R.U.H.S. last year, points to Germany, where he spent last summer. 131 Marni James Editor-in-Chief Melba Sims Business Manager George Chumbley Photographer 2g? 000% Janet Allen Senior Editor 5 — | Nancy Jacobson Art Editor Jolita Harris , Copy Editor ee pA Eddie Powers Boys’ Sports Editor Don Wylie Assistant Editor Karlyn Adkins Advertising Editor Liz Andrade Photographer and Dark Room Technician Penny Stevenson Class Editor Karen Keegan Layout Editor Lenora Fulco Activities Editor Joan Coble Girls' Sports Editor Orpha Perez Fall and Spring Reporter Betty Price Fall and Spring Girls' Sports Editor Conrad Strasheim Fall and Spring Boys' Sports Co-Editor Jackie Golden Fall and Spring Circulation Manager Pat Davis Fall Editor-in-chief and Spring Managing Editor Be ane es Pane. ete on, ER I eee ee es ec Sots Eileen Eastman Fall Assistant Editor and Spring Editor-in-Chief Ed Hoeffer Fall and Spring Boys' Sports Co-Editor Judi Sloup Fall Photographer Marjorie Yee Fall and Spring Reporter Lenora Fulco Fall and Spring Feature Editor Dave Painter Fall Managing Editor and Spring Assistant Editor Print Shop Crew First Row: Jerry Lewis, Tom Koop, Randy Hall, Eddie Diestler, Darrel Rubins, Ray Coley, Cliff Davis, and Mr. J. J. McMillan, Instructor. See- ond Row: Rick Briseno, Jack Sutton, Bob Jack- son, and Art Mestas. Assistant Linotype Operators Rick Briseno, seated, and Eddie Diestler, standing. Not pictured: Tom Koop, head linotypist. Jogging papers for the press are Ray Coley, Jerry Lewis, and Cliff Davis. Operating the press are Jack Sutton, pressroom foreman, and Darrel Rubins, assistant pressman. Makeup men: Bob Jackson, Randy Hall, head, and Art Mestas. Kathleen Hoffman sings Red Sails in the Sunset. When Robert Crocket plays, the crowd really rocks. Mary Lou Adams, her own choreographer, entertains with a modern dance. The Honey Drippers harmonize in song. flovember 20, 1958 Gregg Cook, Master of Cere- monies, tells jokes while waiting for the next act. The audience's eyes fixed on Brenda Gregg, while she does toe tap. are 137 Girls' Choir — Mr. Al Illick, Director Choral tnsembles Boys’ Choir — Mr. Al Illick, Director 138 A Cappella Choir — Mr. Al Illick, Director The Debs — Maire Craven, Garnet Ayers, The Tonettes — First Row: Julie Burmester, Donna Washburn, and Sharon Shaw. Judy Woodward, and Jann Aquires. Second Row: Sue Patchin, Pat Dougan, Marie Craven, and Rosalie Breshears. Bis ORCHESTRA OFFICERS — First Row: Carolyn Couser, Zona Sievers, and Retha Dawson. Second Row: Dave Maertins, Mr. Oscar Franson, and Beckie Smith. PIANISTS — Barbara Burmester, Cheryl Layton, and Mr. Oscar Franson, Director. Ramsdell, and Retha Dawson. 140 FIRST VIOLIN SECTION — Zona Sievers, Dave Maertins, and Carolyn Lum. Sec- ond Row: Betsy Pappas, Annette Morley, and Carolyn Couser. Third Row: Eldrith é mf . fe ail SECOND VIOLIN SECTION — First Row: Ruth Clark, Minnie Ealy, and Mary Anne Avent. Second Row: Beckie Smith, and Sharon James. Not pic- tured: Rosemary Schardt. Orchestra Dave Maertins and Zona Sievers, representatives of Richmond High School in California State Orchestra in Santa Barbara. ook ys monet Terndlaniite eesti : 2 ee = ; VIOLA SECTION — Rose Alcala and Bonnie Bish. somos a STRING BASS — Larry Moe and Dennis Clarke. Not pic- tured: Paul Crowder. INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE SECTION — First Row: Rosemary Farrell, Jo Ann Fisher, Jerome Carroll, Don Andrews, Herb Welch, and Dallas Givens. Second Row: Don Hendrix, James Battle, and Gary Freschi. 141 Saxophone Section — Back Row: Lee Yynch and Elbert Bolden. Front Row: George Brady, Ben Sisneros and Mike Feber. | Fro Band Board — Back __ Brac Row: James Williams, | Eile member; Otis Tim- {| ret mons, Drum Major; __ Fres James Battle, mem- ber. lage French Horn Section — Peter Fostiak, Naomi Yates, Juanita Bish, Herb Welch and Eileen Eastman. Mr. Fred Bennett, Director s; . Clarinet Section — Back Row: Jerome Carroll, Fran Sullivan, Jane Scherick, Cecilia Cordova, Agapita Mesa, Eugena Miller, Lillian Turner and Bill Roybal. Front Row: George Eleopoulos, Barbara Yost, Robert Hickerson, Evelyn Hammack, Eeanor Orozco, Verna Amos, Jo Ann Fisher, Mildred Carrol and Pat Bell. oa t ‘ Percussion Section — Don Hendrix, Dennie Greer, Gary Freschi, James Battle, Sandra Robinson, James Blaulock, Ethel Dotson, John Glover, Bill Pratt and Mike Ozanich. 142 Trumpet Section — Back Row: Richard Davidson, Bob Avila, Terry Nicks and Paul Anderson. Front Row: Don Andrews, Terry Dolan, Elmer Stephans, Gary Tate and Lyle Bombadier. Front Row: George | Brady, Vice-President; Eileen Eastman, Sec- | retary, and Gary Freschi, President. Trombone and Baritone Section — Back Row: Gregg Cook, Dallas Givens, Odesser Smith and Rudy Gonzales. Front Row: Ronnie Percy, James Feather, Ralph Nelson and David Machado. ERG 5 ee Bassoon, Flute, Alto and Clarinet Section — Back Row: George Bowlus, Eloise Clark, Robert Gonzales, Karl Dickens and Stan Olds. Front Row: Brendia Wright, Shirley Pourifoy, Alva Saunders, Flossie Baker, Carol Warner, James Williams and Betty Jo Clark. Bass Sections — Bill Erkkila, James Reynolds, Otis Timmons, Russell Wallace, Frank Lynch, Millard Cawthorn. xm Dorothy Garland, Head Pom-Pon Girl Pom-Pon — Rosemary Farrell Barbara Williams a4 144 Jill Plater Melba Sims Suzi Reynolds rls Karen Keegan Billie Sue Hamrick 145 Janet Allen, Fall Head Yell Leader, Senior Sandy Beauchamp, Senior Carolyn Couser, Junior Barbara Burmester, Sophomore it eet NE ) Brenda Gregg, Spring Head Y ell Leader, Senior Loretta Walker, Senior Pat Dougan, Junior Junior. Beverly Gill ea 5 , Junior ierce, and Jeannette to football game. +S v c x a © Co) (U) = 72) c © 5 erri h, Beverly Gill, Sandra Wright for the El C yanic . Sandra Wright, Senior iar pose Joan Cline, Jan Ga Fulco strike a famil Senior Joan Cline, Head Majorette , Sophomore Sue Pierce — ° c 3 — ° a | uw ® + _ o c c © ® = Adair McCoy, Junior Modeling one of her latest creations is Miss Roberta Simmons, a member of the Fashion Show. The panel of experts, Miss Grace Condon, Mr. Robert France, Mr. Neill Gunn, and Mrs. Margaret Thompson. Drawing laughs from the audience is Mr. Jim Cahoon with a ‘'gymnastic stunt'’. sai ed a ( | Pudi tot 5 = FA SaN0 2TVIAAS aii oe cape ee GN doerat Kok Pas Sh he eet SE Sate 5 Go, Man, Go is the slogan of the men's dance line, experts with Hula hoops. The Razoredge Quartet: Mr. Oscar Franson, Mr. Ray Franchi Fred Bennett, hiding behind the music sheet, and Mr. AI Illick. Ni hi F a . % Lag: hand] Pancho, Mr. Frank Porto, and Del, Mrs. Delphine Roberts, entertain with a Mexican Dance, ‘The Jarabe Ja- Mr. Bob Anderson and Mrs. Lila Reinert- son, head stage hand, pause to have their pictures taken. Master f Ceremonies, Mr. Bob Anderson, seems to be having trouble keeping his = Re) clober 15, 1954 Come, Come, Mr. Outman, Senior Pom Pom girls — Front Row: Mrs. Nina Rookaird, Miss Elaine Dale, Miss Hazel Olson, Mrs. Alysse Lowe, Choregrapher, and Miss Jane Wilson. Back Row: Mrs. Blanche Sanford, Mrs. Hazel Bird, Mrs. Sylvan Myers and Mrs. Lois Siegel. a ae a a 4! Rae Fo ae RRR F Gee F Ge Me Vvohe -v h ee STUDENT GUIDES — First Row: Phyllis Hanford, Lynn Leach, Dave Sev- Jim Roark and Martha Wire help ern, Eileen Eastman, and Karlyn Adkins. Second Row: Ken Salter, Christine another parent who seems to be Robbins, Joe Vinson, Beverly Dawson, and Gregg Cook. Third Row: Elroy lost. Arneson, Jack Bingham, Sandy Hart, and Jim Berker. Back fo School Might 152 Between classes Dave Severn helps to guide parents to class. In Mrs. Gemmer's French class, the parents look very interested, but some of them probably found it a more difficult course than they had expected. October 29, 1958 j i ii i THOLA ( Mr. Perry tells parents about chemistry experiments his classes perform. STUDENT GUIDES — First Row: Peggy Moore, Laverna Nelson, and Edith Williams. Second Row: Gary Freschi, Pat Cornell, and Eugene Muldro. Third Row: Greeta Sprinkle and Darryl Ott. Charlene Campbell leads her throng of followers through the halls and court yards. tlections Campaigning for their favorites are the above students. Carolyn Couser gives a sigh of relief after casting her ballot. Signing on the d otted line are Juniors, who are getting ready to vote. 154 CORNET! on RESIDENT: Posters, posters, and more posters, adorn all of the halls. December 16, 1998 we F 7 Parading down the main hall cam- 7, See paigning for Gary Freschi, who was Py 2 : : later elected S. A. President, are Don Senior Election Board, .Ron Childs, Janet Allen and Ed Hoeffer, Wylie, Darlene Overman and Irene take names as student Beverly Flurry gets ready to cast her vote. Teshaia, 155 Richmond 52 Willie LaNere tips off to Richmond Oilers. Richmond greets Ells during Richmond students cheer the team to victory. time out with Drip, Drip. 156 Ells 44 Richmond scores another two points. Dorothy Garland, head pom pon girl, ex- changes greetings with Judy Blair, head pom pon girl of Ells High. Oiler rooters tensely watch the main floor. 157 Norma Hall and her date dance by the orchestra. “Club OU Everyone seems to enjoy the night club atmosphere. gs? gue, sa io, a Soom rma = gor Se iy Le seo? SNe = eee | ¢g These juniors are relaxing between dances. Providing entertainment are Georgia cher and Mary Henry. Enjoying the dance from sidelines are Bill Prather and his date. Junior Prom March 14, 1959 Looking pleased with the results of their work are committee heads : , . Carolyn Rawls, Dave Vincent, Carolyn Couser, and Bill Marsh. This couple is taking advantage of a fast dance. 159 All the Sadies seem to be hanging on to their men at the annual Sadie Hawkins dance in the R.U.H.S. gym. Nadie Hawkins Dance a : Margie Davis, happy with her man, Marryin' Sam Ron Child has quite a crowd gathered around him as Frank Roach, prepares to marry him. 160 he marries a couple. Onlooker, Dorothea Gregor, smiles as Ron Child begins the ceremony. paseesomemmNN, “YoRR SeheonenRD Waat Some Woman certainly caught her man! 3 7 : he ; : ; t Marryin' S ; Vincent, Mike MacFarland and Gregg Cook pause to rest pT before the big dance. Not Pictured: Fred Aikens and Jim ’ Preston. Dancers enjoy themselves and the music of Gay Vargas’ ''Teen Band Chantons add Surprise Package'' Dorothy Gar- land to their harem. Slave Day April 10, 1959 Psi Gamma and Tri are in an exciting duel when bidding to buy slave Gary Freschi. Barb Kim and Diane Atwood serenade for their Sak? A oe Slaves Rose Farrel, Nancy Jacobson, Gloria Sims, masters. The one with the biggest nose wins in this orange race between Nancy Jacobson and Diane Atwood. Sierra Hi-Y in an all-out effort y John Power doesn't seem to be wasting any time help- raises money for exchange fund. ing Dorothy out of the surprise package box. be CAST MEMBERS — Front Row: B obbie Thomas, Mrs. Bontempini; Reba Stanley, Nancy; Benn Zeppa, Dr. Hudson; Mickey Gwathney, Joyce; Eith Williams, Josie. Back Row: Ray Stamps, Tony Bontempini; Gary Lisby, Tim; Joanne Williamson, Marian; Gloria Turner, Miss Hastings; Ann Wall, Cynthia; Grace Showalter, Barbara Warner; Gonzalo Rucobo, Mr. Warner. “Dr. Hudson's Secret dournal” He sneaked in! Left to right: Joanne Williamson, Marian Prentiss; Ann Wall, Cynthia Bates; Gary Lisby, Tim Watson; Ben Zeppa, Dr. Hudson. Virginia Martinez (right), student di- rector, goes over the script with Miss E. Alberta Best, director. There's so much to be done''— Benn Zeppa, rier ea and Reba Stanley, Nancy Ash- Congratulations on the new wing to the hospital'' — Benn Zeppa, Dr. Hudson; Reba Stanley, Nancy; Gloria Turner, Miss Hastings; Gonzalo Rucobo, Mr. War- ner; Grace Showalter (seated), Barbara Warner; Mickey Gwathney, Joyce Hudson; Eith Williams, Josie. Drama Play ay 1,195 Wiis i { : . You and | must talk, young lady'’ — Benn He'll be all right'’ — Reba Stanley, Nancy; Ray Stamps, Zeppa, Dr. Hudson; Reba Stanley, Nancy; Tony Bontempini; Bobbi Thomas, Mrs. Bontempini. Mickey Gwathney, Joyce Hudson. . cs ee ie Rally Boy and Pom-Pon Girls tar and feather the Ells Eagle. Richmond High Pom-Pon Boys give their | oe Se Star Performance” at the De Anza rally. | a a he eat Seniors watch rally stunts on the field. Stunts Me Loretta Walker and other yell leaders cheer the team to victory. Rally boys help in tar and feathering the Ells Eagle. 167 SENIORS — First Row: Janet Allen, Barbara Branum, Lorene Carter, Rosemary Farrell, Freya Cummings, Roseline Cabral, Suzanne Sperry, Betty Douglas, Valerie Mapp, and Carol Roach. Second Row: John Ny- strom, Mary Lou Felder, Nancy McNabb, Martha Wire, Barbara Williams, Margo Giffin, Rosalie Breshears, Gwen Erickson, Lenora Fulco, Sharon Nelson, Bev Dawson, and Nancy Alter. Third Row: Bob Hickerson, Ken Eaton, Stan Klemetson, Steve Doman, Ken Hattich, Don Ciucci, Michael Mirich, Wesley Richardson, Jerry Sanchez, John Homlotis, and Tom Caldie. Lalifornia Scholarship federation 170 JUNIORS — First Row: Cathy Costa, Lorelei Larson, Carolyn Lum, Sharie Moody, Eileen Bales, Ruby Traylor, Veronica Sterrett, and Jul ie Burmester. Second Row: Carl Stancil, Elmer King, Linda Fleming, Vera La Londe, Sharon Hall, Sharon Shaw, Jane Beeman, Betsy Pappas, and Frank Che- sharick. Third Row: Robert Oberg, Albert Bottron, Robert Ross, Mike Ozanich, Jeff Robbins, Larry James, Gary Clark, Joe Alvarez, Robert Seeley, and John English. SOPHOMORES — First Row: Rebecca Pappas, Phyllis LaMar, Barbara Yost, Carol Rohrer, Frances Bastos, Carole Kirk, Jane Scherick, Barbara Burmester, Cheryl Layton, Mary Levantonio, Marilyn Terrell, Virginia Robin- son, and Yvonne Daniels. Second Row: Peggy Lee, Carrol Nelson, Mara Osolin, Barbara Phillips, Jeanne Led- better, Eva Jo Smith, Diane Quintard, Fran Sullivan, Patricia Vroom, Diane Klemetson, Karen Stryker, and Johnnie Foster. Third Row: Randy Proctor, David Hirano, Gerald Schneider, David Christ- enson, John Caudle, David Jones, Clayton Holgate, James Clay, David Meiser, Richard Cavoretto, and Paul Anderson. Fourth Row: Dean Owens, David Ard, David Machado, James Moore, Greg Bingham, Lynn Cannady, Horace Fabig, Jim Whittle, and Harry i Chapter 3416 FALL OFFICERS: Miss Elaine Dale, Spon- sor; Margo Giffin, Social Chairman; Bar- bara Branum, Secretary; Joe Vincent, Vice- | President, and Ken Hattich, President. i : LIFE MEMBERS — First Row:Lorene Carter, Rosemary Farrell, Gwen Erick- Saal Pe son, Roseline Cabral, Betty Douglas, and Beverly Dawson. Second Row: SPRING OFFICERS: Ken Hattich, President; Barbara Branum, Barbara Williams, Margo Giffin, Nancy Alter, and Sharon Larry James, Vice-President; Barbara Branum, Nelson. Third Row: Ken Hattich, Wesley Richardson, and Jerry Sanchez. Secretary; Margo Giffin, Social Chairman, Not pictured: Marni James and Stanley Klemetson. and Miss Elaine Dale, Sponsor. 171 Fall — First Row: Judy Valentine, Sherry Bonds, Charlene Campbell, Commissioner of Publicity; Marie Turner and Barbara Coring. Second Row: Don Wylie, Wanda Jones, Carolyn Couser, Mary Jane Smith, Silva Simmons, Judy Rooker, Barbara Kim and Merthene Rushing. Third Row: Deanna Fyock, Christa Robbins, Mary Allen and Tom Wade. Publicity Committee Spring — Front Row: Judy Valentine, Sherry Bonds, Liz Andrade, Commissioner of Publicity, and Deanne Fyock. Second Row: Ron Child, Arlene Flores, Rosemary Bonacci and Mike MacFarland. Not Pictured: Jane Sherick, Carolyn Ballard and Anita Lowen. Radio Club ere a oo Back Row: Mike Koepke, KEMHL; Stan Klemetson, K6ZMB; Gordon Stutrud, KEHOM; Mr. Wayne Perry, Sponsor, and Mr. Leo Baker, Co-Sponsor. Seated: Jim Saltkill, K6RDYV. Stagecra Front Row: Wilbur Thomas and Mario Palacios. Back Row: Chuck Dahme, Lolita Kindrick, Carolyn Howard, Karen Kinyon, and Mr. Maynard, Briggs, Instructor. Debaters — Front Row: Don Ciucci and George Jack Bingham, Gentry. Back Row: Gregg Cook, Mike Carlson Lions Club Speaker and Ken Salter. a. 4 te SS: 4 an N.F.L. Members — Front Row: Don Ciucci and George Merthene Rushing, Gentry. Back Row: Gregg Cook, Steve Doman and American Legion Speaker Jim Scott. wiles: A N.F.L. Student Congress — Front Row: Veronica Sterrett, Ordean Thomas, Pat Dougan, Norma Hall, Lucia Midgley and Mary Lou Adams. Back Row: Stan Klemetson, Robert Fiori and Tom Stratton, Mike Carlson. Community Representative to the Jr Chamber of Commerce. Qu and Scroll Journalism Honor Students — First Row: Betty Price, Jackie Golden, Marjorie Yee and Eileen Eastman. Second Row: Conrad Strasheim, Pat Davis, Lenora Fulco and Ed Hoeffer. Not Pictured: Dave Painter. French Honor Society French Honor Students — First Row: Robert Oberg, Carl Stancil, Nancy McNabb, Mary Lou Felder, Carolyn Lum, Eileen Bales, Vera Lalonde, Elmer King and Larry James. Second Row: Mrs. Dorothy Gemmer, Sponsor; Frank Sullivan, Virginia Robinson, Ken Salter, Marni James, Artis Harrison, Lorene Carter and Mrs. Blanche Sandford, Sponsor. 176 four T's Club First Row: Betty Jones, Sue Larch, Lynda Spanner, Sharon Thomas, and Sharon Aragon. Second Row: Mrs. Ruth Studarus, Sponsor, Eileen Lucas, Celiste Martin, Pat Oliver, Zona Sievers, Lo- rinda Jensen, Janelle Allen, and Dorothy Lawson. Third Row: Walter Blethen, President; Tony Menosse, Rebecca Smith, Carol Roach, Beverly Dawson, Sierra Cawthorn, Erma Server, and Spanish Club ” we Standing: Mrs. Elsie Sanchez, Sponsor; Helen Orozco, Mary Carter, Mattie Williams, and Mrs. Delphine Roberts, Sponsor. Seated: Agapetha Meza, Rosie Aleala, Alberta Celaya, and Ellanos Clrozco. Chess Club Seated: Robert Oberg, President, and Vera La Londe. Standing: Robert Seeley, Albert Morris, Robert Ross, Mr. Vernon Youngquist, Sponsor, Kenneth Wickstrom, and Jerry Sanchez. tH 7 mm i } : — Seated: Dayton Azevedo, President. Standing: Suzanne Sperry, Lucia Midgley, Joan Broughton, Marilyn Terrell, and Mr. Paul McGinnis, Sponsor. 177 Trafic Commissioners Bill Follman displays blue slip to Commissioner during the lunch period. Mike Mikich, left, Commissioner, checks blue slips of students wanting to enter halls during sixth period. ae Commissioners — Front Row: Mr. Neill Gunn, Sponsor; Pat Morgan, Jackie Casey, Delphine Bossett, Virgie Bossett, Barbara Lee and Yaydo Bratton. Back Row: Robert Baylock, Willie Wagner, James Moore, Henry Morris, Richard Turner, Alex Richardson, Dave Bowman and Mike Mikich. Thespians Seated: Gonzalo Rucobo, Star and Best Thespian. Back Row: Virginia Martinez, Reba Stanley, Benn Zeppa, Best Thespian; Grace Showalter and Mickey Gwathney. Boys’ State Representative Girls’ State Representative Larry James, who will represent Pat Dougan, who will represent R.U.H.S. June 20-27 at Sacramento R.U.H.S. June 9-27 at the Univer- during Boys’ State. sity of California at Davis during Girls’ State. First Row: Melva Williamson, Juel Rushing, Lana Buie, Judy Biggs, Sherry Lacer, Merthene Rush- ing, and Linda Hawkins. Second Row: Joyce Wallenten, Elsie Campbell, Judy Phelps, Shirley Patrick, Ruth Lucas, Katherine Lucas, Kay Dethlefsen, Georgia Ivey, and Joan Hommon. Library Assistants First Row: Dorothy Campbell, Ruby Thomas, Joan Edwards, Lonelle Douglas, Carol Castagnasso, Reba Stanley, and Donna Sweeney. Second Row: Janelle Allen, Sandra Pohl, Mara Osolin, Vir- ginia Wood, Sharon Scott, Julie Garegnani, Jennifer Lee, Sharon Heller, and Melba Lewis. 180 j , | | | ia Mrs. Beatrice Kertis, Librarian, assists Billy Hembree Mary Allen, library assistant, helps and Jeanette Decker, assistants, in cataloging books. Verle Craven find a book. Instructing Tracy Livingston in the use of the card Another library assistant, Carla Kelley, catalog is library assistant Kathy Lucas. checks out a book to James Newsom. Assistants: Larry Hendrix, Rosemary Schardt, Ellen Whittle, Ellen Abrao, Mary Allen, Martha James, Carla Kelley, Sharon Thomas, and Oliver Marshall. total (ueen Joelle Leboa Attendant Lenora Fulco Attendant On November 14 the queen and her attend- ants reigned over the El Cerrito game, which was held on the local gridiron, and the Jun- ior Dance, ''Make Be- lieve,’ staged in the boys’ gym. The queen wore a full length blue formal and her attendants wore pink ballerina length formals. This was the first time RUHS instituted the activity of a football queen. Darryl Ott Attendant's Escort Siegfreid Helbing Attendant's Escort Bill Prather Queen's Escort The queen, attendants, and their escorts get into their car to parade around the football field before the game. 4 tfth Joe Knox (30) stumbles in El Cerrito game as he makes yardage. Eddie Power (45) runs interference for him. Richmond went on to win 26 to 7. Bob Savage (48) breaks loose for a 60 yard run in De Anza game. Richmond won 37-0. eo agen yy Halfback Eddy Green (47) recovers loose ball in Ells game. bd 3 ; : . ae Bob Savage goes over for six in De Anza game. The Oilers were victorious. 186 Eddie Power powers his way for TD in the Big Game with El Cerrito. Richmond won 26-7. ay Jim Dotson is stopped after long gain. Coach Frank Porto looks on from side line. Flavin of El Cerrito is tackled hard by Eddie Power (45). Jerry Higgenbothem (83) comes by to assist. 187 VARSITY Football Squad — First Row: Daniel Ferreira, Charles Gustafson, Ed Albert Hoeffer, Richard Noble, John Ma- pelli, Bill Hembree, Calvin Earl, Russell Wallace, Henry Pippins, and Coach Neil Gunn. Second Row: Coach Frank Porto, Johnny Boone, Gonzalo Rucobp, Joseph Alverez, Sam Wallace, James William, Andrew Jackson, David Steele, James ; Washington, Lester Washington, and Bob Buckingham. Third Row: Bob Savage, Lauren Peterson, Mike Seufer, Stan Olds, Eddy Green, Harold Burton, John Wright, Herbert Purvis, Joe Knox, Bruce Batchan, Ray Hale, Gerald Higginbothem, Ura Campbell, James Dotson, Dickson Shelton, and Eddie Power. Varsity Football Gerald Higgenbotham, End, and Bob Gonzales, End. Ed Hoeffer, Tackle. gues Richard Noble, Center, and 188 Horace Hobson, Quarterback. ensive eam Neil Gunn, Head Coach Eddie Power, Fullback and End. ty oe. ™ . ee A! ie: A ag { ha B i i j ee ed ’ “A i James Williams, Guard. . fe Bet k Joe Knox, Fullback. James Dotson, Halfback. Charles Gustafson, Tackle. 189 Dick Shelton, Guard Calvin Earl, Tackle John Boone, Center; Mike Seuferer, End SEASON'S SCORES Won 6 Lost 3 Total P Richmond... 2 Valleia. 5 sas 18 rou Richmond .. . 32 Hiram Johnson 7 pe Richmond ... 26 Fremont, «.. I3 icine Richmond ... 12 Cubberley .. 9 Richmond. . . 37 DeAnza ... 0 Richmond... 14 Berkeley ... 7 Richmond... 0 Rartyiciisecs. . 14 Richmond... 13 Alameda ... 32 Richmond... 13 El Cerrito . 7 4 Herbert Purvis, Guard Eddy Green, Halfback ies Joseph Alvarez, Quarterback Daniel Ferreira, Tackle Coach Frank Porto Bruce Batchan, Guard Lauren Peterson, Tackle TEAM STATISTICS NotaliPoints;scored 9... 6 6. 62 18 Total Points by Opponents .:.. 107 7 Leading Rusher ..... .. Jim Dotson 13 Leading Passer ... . Horace Hopson ()0) q 9 ee is Bob Savage, Halfback John Wright, Fullback Raymond Hale, Guard Harold Burton, End da — Front Row: Randolph Proctor, David Hirano, Robert Rodgers, Jack Hill, Charles Forehand, Lonnie ee inaecnn Thomas, Robert pedis. Ron Scott, Barry Ellison, Roger Martinez, Robert Battle, Dennis Creer, Dean White, and John Power. Second Row: Elbert Bolden, James Meissher, Jay Cawthorne, Pete Rusher, James Joeffer, Curtis Schrader, Henry Washington, Lee Lynch, Namon Brown, Cliff Greenwood, Joe Alves, Jim Reynolds, Sam Works, and Gerald Schneider. Third Row: Coach Bob Anderson, Coach Joe Vargas, Bob Duncan, Eari| Lee, O. C. Emerson, Ralph Emerson, Wayne Cocke, Steve Cole, James Fisher, Richard Cavoretto, Bob Baron, Willie Thibodeaux, Albert Bolden, Richard Lyons, James Clay, and Harold Littlejohn. SEASON'S RESULTS Won 4 — Tied 1 — Lost 1 Richmond........ 30 San Leandro 6 Richmond........ 21 Berkeley ...... 27 Richmond........ 20 DeAnza ...... 0 Richmond........ 19 Harry Ells ....19 Richmond........ 4 Alameda .... 6 Richmond........ 13 El Cerrito .... 6 Dennis Creer and Terry Davis, Bottom: vee, at Left Halfbacks. Martinez, uarterback, TEAM STATISTICS nolds, Quarterback. Total Points Scored .................... 144 Total Points by Opponents .......... 64 Leading Rusher ................ Bob Battle Leading Passer .......... Richard Lyons David Hirano, Wingback, and Bob Battle, Fullback. Center; and Je Sophomore football Ce eee Jay Cawthorne, Tackle; Bob Baroni, Tackle; Harold Little- john, Tackle, and O. C. Emerson, Tackle. e n s d Top Row: Richard Cavoretto, Guard, and 3 j Lonnie Ingram, Guard. Bottom Row: Cliff Richard Lyons, Quarterback; Naman 1 Greenwood, Guard, and Curtis Schrader, Brown, Quarterback, and Deare White, Guard. Center. '|Center; Richard and John Rey- Bob Dodge, Wingback, Richard Cavoretto, Bob Battle, and Joe Fisher, Wingback. and Barry Ellison, Captains. lournament of | r white D Members of Richmond's prize-winning rooting section stand for the Navy Blue and Red. During the three games in which Richmond participated, March 13, 14 and 15, the Oiler rooting section was outstanding. The coaches wear expressions of anxiety and astonishment at the McClymonds-Richmond game in { the second round of the Tourna- ment of Champions. McCly- monds took Richmond at the closing shot with a four point lead, 43-39. With characteristic pep, the Pom-Pon girls dance to Baby Face during time-out at the first game of the Tournament of Champions. 194 Champions A jump ball between Mac Crane, Loretta Walker, Brenda Gregg, Head is : number 14 of Richmond, and Bob Yell Leader, and Barbara Burmester In the closing moments of the Rich- Silas, number 7 of McClymonds, display Best Rooting Section Trophy mond-Stagg game, Roy Clark and Stagg which found McClymonds winning, which was won by the Richmond hoopster go up for a jump ball. 43-39. Rooting Section at the Tournament of Champions. Members of the band cheer the team on to a 54-42 victory over Sacramento in the final round hy of the Tournament, in which Richmond placed third. 195 196 Tony Bowless, Coach Joe Stenson, Donley Thompson, and Jim Moore are diagraming plays before a game. Jim Preston, Forward — All-Tournament of Champions Team Member SEASON'S SCORES Overall Record Won-20 Lost -7 First Place in ACAL Standing Richmond 42 Richmond 45 Richmond 59 Richmond 50 Richmond 23 Richmond 40 Richmond 48 Richmond 52 Richmond 53 Poly. (22koe 70 McClymonds ..58 Mt. Diablo......42 Washington ..40 Sacred Heart 30 St. Mary's ....41 Balboares 29 Lincoln) 22-2: 46 Alumni .......... 50 NACAL PLAYOFF Richmond 52 = | eee Se see 44 asketball Bob Bayless, Guard NACAL AND SACAL PLAYOFF Richmond 41 ACAL Richmond 60 Richmond 49 Richmond 39 Richmond 54 Richmond 55 Richmond 68 Richmond 63 Richmond 66 Richmond 41 Richmond 48 Richmond 7! Richmond 50 Hayward ...... 40 GAMES De Anza ........ 40 Alameda .......- 32 Elster 2: 50 Encinal .........- 56 El Cerrito .....- 34 Berkeley .......- 54 DevAnza’ =--..--- 40 Alameda ......-- 48 SG: 36 Encinal .........- 26 Berkeley .......- 54 El Cerrito .....- 43 VARSITY SQUAD — Back Row: Coach Joe Stenson, Donley Thomp- son, Jim Preston, Alan Mitchell, Alex Brown, MacDonald Crane, Jim Moore, and Richard Kelly. Front Row: Tony Bowles, Larry Goodrow, Willie LaNere, Bob Bayless, Lindsay Hill, Roy Clark, and Norman Warren. Not Pictured: Carl O'Bryant. 40 Alan Mitchell, Center 34 MacDonald Crane, 54 Forward Willie LaNere, Guard, All Tournament of Champions Team Member Lindsay Hill, Guard 197 | C | “B TEAM — First Row: Dan Mason, Harry Spencer, James Williams, Ura Campbell, Max Byrd, LeRoy Walker, and David Jones. Second Row: Roy Abercrombia, Gruly Walker, Dix McSween, Richard Lyons, Gerry Schneider, Wardress Douglas, James Meissner, John Avalos, and Coach Carl Mayers. James Meissner Center SE. W ardress Douglas Center Richard Lyons Forward Jim William 198 Forward We SEASON'S SCORES s Dan Mason Forward Overall Record 17 Won — 5 Lost First Place in NACAL Standing Richmond . . Richmond . . Richmond . . Richmond . . Richmond . Richmond . . Richmond . . Richmond . . Richmond . Richmond . Richmond . . Richmond . . Richmond . Richmond . Richmond . . Richmond . Richmond . . Richmond . Richmond . . Richmond . . Richmond . . Richmond . . Leroy Walker Guard bP oo og oa 6 Gu McClymonds 32 Mt. Diablo . . 32 Washington . 41 Sacred Heart 23 St. Mary's 43 Pleasant Hill 26 Balboa .... 26 Lincoln 5 80) De Anza Rae 74 Alameda .. 35 Elisee eam ce 6 32 Encinal 38 El Cerrito .. 32 Berkeley .. . 43 De Anza 3 18 Alameda 5 B38) Ells eZ Encinal 24 Salesian 22 Berkeley . 37 El Cerrito 16 Ura Campbell Guard Roy Abercrombia Guard Gerry Schneider, forward, and David Jones, guard, talk over a play with Coach Carl Mayers. 199 x aK rv ! “ ‘ | Oo 2 6 ¢ 4 44 OO ae A spats eat John Maplli makes a good tag. Baseball | It looks as if Roger Martinez is going all the way home — another score. 200 It looks as if the peg wasn't fast enough. John Nystrom takes a good hit. Richmond scores again in Sacred Heart game. 201 ernest nen a 4 here ES Russell Wallace, First Base Sam Wallace, Pitcher | Mark Taylor, Pitcher Wes Greenwood, Pitcher + BASEBALL SQUAD — Front Row: Sam Wallace, | Back _ a Roy Abercrombia, Anthony Bowles, Roger Mar- John John Wright, Second Base; Anthony Bowles, Short Stop; Bill tinez, Joe Banducci, Bob Gonzales, John Wright Burtc 202 — Erkkila, Shortstop. and John Nystrom. ens Baseball worenevereeeereee re i 2 ESRRED EEE TE jot et A Hail Tend ted tegedor “ Back Row: Coach Carl Mayers, Russell Wallace, John Mapelli, Joe Knox, Horace Hopson, Harold Burton, Wes Greenwood, Mark Taylor, Karl Dick- Bob Gonzales, Catcher; Harold Burton, Catcher ens and Bill Erkkila. 203 ie ? ee Ura.Campbell (second from right) sprints in the 100-yard dash to take second in the El Cerrito Relays. James Saltksell gets ready to take off in the pole vault. rack Lee Hicks (second from left) races over to take second in the El Cerrito Relays low hurdles. aye ¥ 2 % Walt Freeman (left) adds points for the Oilers in the El Cerrito Relays and takes 204 first in the high hurdles. Richmond went on to win the Relays by one point. on i pt ' “ity, Be te , nar” . fibers, ii ee 1 Walt Freeman races across the finish line to score more points for Richmond in the De Anza meet. y to Mike Koepke is all set for a discus ult. throw. Walt Freeman (second from left) strains to pull up second in the high hurdles of the El Cerrito Relays. Schools from Northern California congregate for the El Cerrito Relays in the Gaucho stadium. 205 — 3 éd : ee i VP 4 ' j c att VARSITY TEAM — First Row: Robert Battle, Jim Dotson, Lionell Johnson, Lind wes - “ wa t ae soy Hill, Ura Campbell, Charles Troutman, John Homlotis, Mike Koepke, Ray Lopez and Irvin Clark. Second Row: Richard Cavoretto, Richard Noble, James Moore, Clarence Washington, Lumus Russell, Nesbitt Gratton, Donley Thompson, Jesse Morales, Winston Hanes, Alfred Smith and Joe Turner. Third Row: John Nules, Robert De Mores, Lawrence Thompson, Richard Kelly, Tony Meuoue, Bruce Batchan, William Combs, Steve Traxler, James Saltkill and Coach Frank Porto. Andrew Jackson, Shot Put James Dotson, Sprints Donley Thompson and Lindsey Hill, William Combs, 440-Yard Run 206 880-Yard Run Mike Koepke, Discus d John Power, Mile 4 Herbert Purvis, Running Broad Jump Varsity Track Walt Freeman, . : Hurdles i Jim Dotson, Lionell Johnson, William Combs and Ura Campbell — Relay Team acting ca (ne 7 insane: he Pn Gene Fuller and Lonnie faoram, the 660-yard dash. William Tomlinson, Discus Mike White, Pole Vault Lumus Russell and Jesse Slocum, a the 75 and 150-yard dash. Elun Jinter, 330-yard run = Bill Franks, 208 330-yard run a B TRACK SQUAD — First Row: Tony Velosques, Jose Fletes, Art Bresine, Leroy Walker, Lonnie Ingram, Willie Thomas, Elvin Jinter, Don Davis, Mike Todd, David Meiser and Joe Polunson. Second Row: James Clay, Mike Ozanich, Mike White, Jesse Slocum, Gilbert Freeman, Bill Franks, Melvis Bolos, Donald Richards and Leon McNeil. Third Row: Coach Robert Anderson, Kerth Siebert, William Tomlinson, James Dawson, Bene Fuller, Clarence Washington, Ralph Kindrick, Lumus Russell and Coach Frank Porto. B Track son, Jose Fletes and Ralph Kindrick, 1320 Elvin Jinter, Jesse Slocum, Bill Franks and Lumus Russell, Relay Team ee ce eke Varsity Football Managers — Bill Erulkla and Earl Harves Sophomore Football Managers — Joe Rodrigues, Baseball Managers — Don Cox, Mike Richards and Joe Lee, Bob Owens and Ralph Reinhardt. Bill Lance. Not Pictured: Elmer King. thet: SIO 2 OR EES : ote sy ieee Oe atti . , A — Basketball Managers — Front Row: James Emerson, Elmer King, Leon Keeton, Herb Scruggs, Ralph Emerson and James Blaylock. Back Row: Ray Silva, Frances Carson | and Lee Young. Not Pictured: Karl Dickens and Rich Derrick. 210 First Row: Lawrence Thompson, Horace Hopson, Herb Purvis and Eddie Powers. Second Row: Tom Trice, Joe Knox, Joe Pohl, Mac Crane and Walt Freeman. First Row: Lumus Russell, Derry Hampton and Lyle Bom- bardier. Second Row: Lindsay Hill, Sam Wallace, Andrew Jackson, Jim Preston and Bill Monahan. Coach Neill Gunn, Sponsor, and Eddie Power, First Row: Larry Shephard, Dickson Sheldon .and Bob Gonzales. Assistant Coach. Second Row: Conrad Strasheim, Jerry Higgenbothem, Mark Taylor, Bob DeMarse and Ed Hoeffer. a3 SPARTANS, First Place Team — Back Row: Wes Greenwood, Bob Crupper, and Frank Call. Front Row: Conrad Strasheim, Wayne Linebarger, Mike Ozanich, George Brady, Arnold Celeya, Bill Godwin, and Alan Mitchell. -. 2 Both teams are set for the snap. ROMANTICS, Second Place Team — Back Row: Jim Battle, and Otis Timmons. Front Row: Lee Hicks, Harry Woods, Henry Morris, and Larry Preston. ed « serene et A AE Intramural Football Lee Hickes jumps high in the air for pigskin. LEAGUE RESULTS: First Place . . . Spartans Second Place . . Romantics Third Place . . . Bombers Fourth Place . . Jigereloo ROMANTICS, Junior-Senior League, First Place — Back Row: Billy Stinson, Jim Battle, Otis Timmons, and Lee Hicks. Front Row: Alex Brown, Rochester Devers, David Sewell, Ulis Malone, and Roy Clark. Basketball , | Alex Brown up for a shot. BULLDOGS, Sophomore League, First Place — Back Row: Ward- ress Douglass, Robert Thomas, and John Avalos. Front Row: Da- vid Cleveland, Claude Victory, Herbert Scruggs, Jesse Jackson, and Nesbitt Grahon. Not pictured: Leroy Walker. All set for a rebound. $ $s Ss 9) DECATHLON SILVER TRUNK WINNERS — First Row: Ron Simpson, Dong Kim, James Olden, Ben Zeppa, Robert Paiz, Allen Cariels, Henry Diaz, Chuck Shadwick, James Newson, Tony Gomez, Larry Sheppard, and Bob McDowell. Second Row: Frederick Chambers, Richard Steeley, Larry ' Beaston, Merle Jones, Mike Bedell, Bill Silva, Poley Greenwood, Joe Bossett, Larry Bergman, Tony Palacios, Bill Godwin, Dennis Taylor, Richard Cavoretto, Barry Elison, Charles Forehand, Daniel Bertolani, John Power, and James Meissner. Third Row: Ulis Malone, S. D. Hughes, Melvin Posey, Don Spillman, David Severn, Ron Child, Larry Lopez, Don Read, Richard Lyons, James Crockett, Leroy Green, Wenston Harris, William Hall, Richard Grogan, Bill Marsh, and Jack Hill. Decathlon Bill Pratt— 27 Pull Ups. fs Irv Clark — 2,460 Sit Ups. Wes Greenwood — 284 Feet Softball Throw. a EL Lee Hicks — 9 feet, 4 inches. Andrew Jackson — 9 feet, 4 inches. Tied for standing broad jump. William Combs — 5.2 seconds 50 yard dash. Pa i DECATHLON GOLD TRUNK WINNERS — First Row: David Hirano, Jesse Slocum, Louis Sims, Harry Spencer, Joe Robinson, and Walter Lee. Second Row: Lumus Russell, Art Briseno, Johnny Deleon, James Clay, Willis Thomas, Robert Dodge, Bob Fuller, Chris Christian, and Tom Pear- son. Third Row: Oscar Avron, William Warren, Lee Hicks, McDonald Crane, Roger Martinez, Lonnie Ingram, Robert Crockett, Jim Reynolds, and Jim Whitley. 215 SWIMMING SQUAD — First Row: Jim Hutchings, George Crothers, Jerry Myers, Jack Connor, Bob Kirk- wood, Larry Meulpolder and Lyle Bombardier. Back Row: Bill Monohan, Gene Stratford, Don Ciucci, Ed Hoeffer, Gary Webber, Curtis Schrader, Gene Fowle and Charles Dahme. Varsity Swimming . Jack Connor, Curtis Schrader and Gene Varsity individual medley swimmers George Crothers (left) and role ‘ete ene position for Varsity Bob Kirkwood (right) greet freestyle Lyle Bombardier as he 100-yard backstroke. 216 finishes the 400-yard freestyle. George Crothers, Lyle Bombardier and Bob Kirkwood at start of 120-yard individual medley. - a ites oe ooo. Gary Webber, Ed Hoeffer and Jerry Myers, free- style sprinters, in ''takeoff'' position. Lyle Bombardier, diver, shows his form. Larry Meulpolder, Gene Fowler and Don Ciucci, Var- i sity freestylers, check watch at end of 60-yard time trial. Bill Auer, Leroy Coate, Tom Trice and Jerry Dimpel, divers, Class ''B'' : 7a t7 Junior Varsity wimming Mike Caughey, James Meissner, Robert Dean, of the J.V. team, demonstrate the 100-yard back stroke. sti a, Howard Dobler, Dennis McCain and Ronnie Miller, also of the J.V. team, show the 100-yard freestyle. Charles Moffett, Joe Kosick, John Rainbolt and Norman Porter are sprint freestylers for the J.V. team. ah Frais JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM — First Row: Ron Miller, Howard Dobler, Mike Caughey and John Rainbolt. Second Row: Bob McMinimy, Joe Kosick, Jim Meissner, Norman Porter and Coach Sam Teese. 218 Ron Scott, Edward Bonds and Bill Auer, competitors in the ''B'' 100 yard backstroke. Bill Gibson and David Creed, 'B'' 100 yard breaststroke. eg : Se Fees 2 ps il lia Free Stylers — Gerald Schneider, James Hoeffer, B ill Thompson, Ralph Willis and Leslie Hathaway. a wait i : ee Randolph Proctor, ''B'' 50 yard butterfly. B TEAM — Back Row: Coach Sam Teese, Don Robinson, Bob Dickerson, Randolph Proctor, James Hoeffer, Jim Causey, Gerald Schneider, Ralph Willis, Ron Scott, James Brewer and Eddie Young. Middle Row: Dale Bright, Verle Craven, Bill Gibson, John Caudle, Bill Auer, Bill Thompson, Leslie Hathaway, John Blankenship and Charles Green. Front Row: Ronald Calkins, Pete Fostiak, Joe Lee, Edward Bonds, Leroy Coate, George Eleopolous, David Creed, Jerry Dimpel and Tom Trice. 219 i Betty Cook, President Barbara Coring General Sports Manager Thelma Bailey, Secretary To ith Winged 'R Members: Betty Cook, Carol Roach, and Arietta Start 220 is ifhletic | fall Miss Margaret Jesseph G.A.A. Sponsor Sharon Nash Thelma Bailey, Secretary General Sports Manager i Vaeeves, Tsun yt nes alee Winged 'R'' Members: Janice Jergenson, Barbara Coring, Jackie 9 P Golden, Carol Roach, Barbara Kim, Carolyn Rawls, Arietta Start, and Betty Cook. 221 222 birls P. £. First Row: Sandie Bingham, Evelyn DeFrias, Daneta Daniel, Carolyn Ballard, and Kar- lyn Adkins. Second Row: Sandy Beauchamp, Dorothy Anderson, Jolita Harris, Bev Daw- son, Adele Dean, Ruby Thomas, and Sharon Nelson, First Row: Barbara Branum, Rosemary Far- rell, Janet Allen, Judy Bellotti, and Brenda Gregg. Second Row: Nicki Boyd, Marni James, Karen Keegan, Barbara Williams, Nancy Alter, Martha Wire and Nancy Ja- cobson. First Row: Joan Coble, Eileen Eastman, Drusilla Allen, Betty Cook, and Charlene Campbell. Second Row: Mary Alves, Elsie Medina, Gwen Erickson, Linda Steelman, Nona Ryosa, Laverna Nelson, and Janice Jergenson. Leaders P.E. Leaders in action are Janet Allen, Martha Wire, Carolyn Bal- lard, Judy Bellotti, and Evelyn De Frias. Referee Carolyn Ballard, Leader, calls a foul. Evelyn De Frias shows a group of Sophomores the correct way to shoot a free throw. Basketball Annie Lee Terrell takes a free shot as Eddie Williams, referee, Janice Hornbrak, Marjorie Williams and Gloria Nash look on. PEE Se Ra La Ce) ae tees cc ee a a Lagi Tn : or oe io Meee OES BG Bc, a Ge. ho ee ee pb ty Vroom, Ollie Buggs, Mildred Carroll, Merle Turner and Nettie Bailey. Fourth Row: Joan Huff, Vivian Van Hook, Barbara Williams, Ruby Jackson, Georgia Belcher, Lillian Turner and Joan Einhorn. De ett, 4 A. rs Miss Helen McDonald, sponsor, holds jum ‘ ™ oe alle: foe: knits eee cane dean Waiting for the ball are JoAnn Einhorn, referee; Sandra Wilkes, 224 and Joan Huff, manager. Mildred Carroll, Erselene Burrus, Jo Ann Joyce and Penny Hogg. , No bull's eye? Better luck next time to Artis Harrison and Carolyn Rawls. _ Linda Lewis, Ruby Trayler, and Barbara Williams take careful aim. ma ™ ie mt 1 4 ” t on ( : : ; | — 4 4 ne _ Gloria Turner, Carole Warner, Artis Harrison, Carolyn Rawls and Clara Smith show proper form in archery. Miss Helen McDonald, Sponsor, Gloria Tur- id ner, Assistant Manager, and Katherine Flury, anit Manager, pause between rounds. Front Row: Carole Warner, Gloria Turner, Carolyn Rawls, Artis Harrison, Clara Smith, Virginia Robinson, Barbara Williams, and Eddie Williams. Back Row: Katherine Flury, Delilia Kirth, Linda Lewis, Thelma Bailey, Lucine Crosetti, Juel Rushing, Mary Nix, Rosemary Schardt, Sharon Nash, and Jean Mayberry. 225 : : a 3 4 : ' q I -_ fa Ss ee , = “ ” First Row: Dorothy Campbell, Joan Broughton, Marily Terrell, Lula Range, Mary Nicks, Nettie Bailey, Gracie Harris, Thelma Bailey, Carole Kirk, Merle Turner, and Erseline Burrus. Second Row: Barbara Williams, Melva Williamson, Artis Harrison, Rosemary Schardt, Patricia Oliver, Ruby Brown, Yvonne Daniels, Cynthia Simmons, and Lonell Douglas. Third Row: Barbara Kim, Elizabeth Ahmie, Janice Jergenson, Deann Fyock, Norma Harris, Vivian VanHook, Marie Rey- nolds, Anita Lowen, Kathryn Harden, Carolyn Johnson, Geraldine Miller, Mary Levantonio, Ruth Jose, Evanita Lewis, Eddie Williams, and Sylvia Simmons. Referee Mary Alves calls ''Side Out’. Delilia Kirth prepares to help the ball over the net. Barbara Williams prepares to serve, 226 Joan Huff, Manager, looks First Row: Carol Warner, Beverly Prazak, Judi Hale, Marie Craven, Delilia Kirth, Libby Page, Joan Huff, Carolyn Minix, and Necia Taylor. Second Row: Betty Cook, Drusilla Allen, Marylon Tirey, Mary Alves, Linda Wallace, Lillian Turner, and Deloris Haynes. Third Row: Fran Bastos, Carol Rohrer, Mary Shaub, Carolyn Myers, Carolyn Rawls, Lynda Lewis, Katherine Flury, Sharon Nash, Pe nny Hogg, Jean Dolan, Sharon Lordan, Betty Hines, Amelia Williams, Mildred Carroll, Carol Roach, and Francine Stolberg. Artis Harrison waits for the serve. over schedule with Miss Margaret Jesseph, Sponsor. First Row: Nettie Bailey, Marie Reynolds, Alva Bradley, Marjorie Davis, Judy Ruckers, and Bar- bara Kim. Second Row: Diane Atwood, Sandra Bates, Carol Otto, Kathy Topance, Judy Jackson, Nancy Neilson, and Lyn Troutman. Third Row: Mrs. Claire Shaw, Pat King, Joan Howell, Vivian Van Hook, Sharon Hall, Brenda Sapp, Paulette Young, Joyce Glaze, and Naomi Yates. b.A.A. Bowling Look out, ' pin boys, here comes Gloria Crow! Joan Howell, Paulette Young, Sue Reckner, Penny Hogg, Marie Reynolds and Judy Jackson watch for a Strike. Barbara Kim, Manager, and Mrs. Claire Shaw, Sponsor, discuss the coming bowling tournament. The charming bowlitiers are Marie Craven, Judi Hale, Delilia Kirth, and Patsy Gard- ner. First Row: Penny Hogg, Gloria Crow, Marilyn Davis, Barbara Cuicci, Alice Ornelas, and Lana Buie. Second Row: Pat Goodbar, Deann Fyock, Patsy Gardner, Alberta Haw- kins, Carolyn Lum, and Jean Dolan. Third Row: Mary Smithey, Diana Gonzales, Sue Reckner, Marie Craven, Delilia Kirth, Judi Hale, Katherine Harden, and Betty Cook. ‘ ; x First Row: Pat Vroom, Marilyn Terrel, Joan Bradly, Katherine Harden, Mary Belcher, and Erslane Burres. Second Row: Kaye Bradley, Barbara Phillips, Yvonne Daniels, Carolyn Johnson, Francine Stolberg, Virginia Trotter, Betty Russell, and Doris Johnson. Third Row: Lillian Turner, Marilyn Williams, Mildred Carroll, Gloria Nash, Annie Tarrel, Mattie Williams, Joanne Fisher, Sharon Thomas, and Mary Lou Carter. beginning Tennis Ser sasiogiascaomeonties SOs Joanne Fisher practices hitting. Marilyn Davis demonstrates the forehand swing. Erslene Burres, Manager, and Mrs. Shirley Lyons, Sponsor. 230 Tennis Betty Fortson, Manager, and Miss Ann Myren, Sponsor, pause to have their picture taken. Lynn Troutman practices a forearm Carolyn Wilks hits with a good full stroke. , forehand stroke. First Row: Alberta Celeya, Meredith Chambers, Jane Scherich, Mary Kavorkian, Lynda Spanner and Rose Ann Calhoon. Second Row: Norma Mason, Ollie Buggs, Karen Satch- well, Erma Jenior, Carolyn Wilks, Celeste Martin and Lynn Troutman. Third Row: Donna Niskern, Ruby Trailor, Betty Fortson, Ethel Campbell, Theresa Dixon, Helen Filler and 231 Dorothy Lawson. Hdvanced Tennis Nancy Alter serves to her opponents. A — | @ Mrs. Alice Clark, Sponsor, Drusilla Allen, Mana- ger, and Lynda Lewis, Assistant Manager, dem- onstrate a preparatory position. Janice Jorgenson serves, as Mary Alves, her partner, waits in readiness. First Row: Joyce Gay, Drusilla Allen, Barbara Coring, Sharon Shaw, Pat Oliver, Bev Flures and JoAnn Einhorn. Second Row: Janice Camren, Barbara Kim, Nancy Alter, MaryLon Tirey, Betty Cook, Mary Alves, Clara Smith, Kathy Fry and Eileen Boales. Third Row: Janice Jorgenson, Roni Sterrett, Lynda Lewis, Lucia 232 Midgley, Delilia Kirth, Judy Hale, Sherrill Breaux, Cheryl Layton, Naomi Yates and Anita Lowen. Dall Penny Hogg, Assistant Manager; Miss Betty Wyland, Sponsor, and Georgia Belcher, Manager. Erselene Burrus, catcher; Penny Hogg, batter, and team- mates Kathy Harden, Mildred Carroll, Earnestine Wil- liams, Georgia Belcher, Sharon Breaux, Deann Fyock and Ardis Harrison. Vivian VanHook catches a ‘fly ball, ' as Delores Haynes and Virginia Robinson, base players, watch. a eae on ns Front Row: Anita Lowen, Ruth Jose, Mary Levantonio, Eddie Williams, Ruby Traylor, ‘Earnestine Williams, a) Alice Bostic, Erselene Burrus, Barbara Williams, Mattie Williams and Kathy Harden. Back Row: Penny Hogg, Vivian Vantlook. Barbara Clark, Carolyn Nelson, Evanita Lewis, Diana Gonzales, Sharon Breaux, Kathy Pruett, Mary Carter, DeAnn Fyock, Ollie Buggs, Mildred Carroll, Deloris Haynes, Joyce Blackmore, Virginia Robinson, Thelma Bailey, Georgia Belcher and Miss Betty Wyland. 233 AIWVNC INA! Synchronized Swimmers — First Row: Kay Staton, Diana Martinez, Shirley Kapp, Ellen Whittle, Patsy Gardner, Barbara Clark, and Sandy Bitle. Second Row: Jackie Golden, Amelia Williams, Betty Hines, Mary Kavorkian, Pat Hall, Judy Baker, Carol Rhohr, Penny Hogg, Connie Royce, and Libby Page. bf A Swimming Instructors are Miss Betty Wyland, Vivian Sims, ; ; i Betty Jo Clark, Libby Page, Gloria Sims, Sandy Ready to make a big splash are divers Cynthia Stapp, : Bitle, Peggy Lee, and Joan Huff. Penny Hogg, and Joan Huff. [__—— —- «7 4A 43 - “ | fe Ready for the pause that refreshes are Assistant Manager Joan Huff, Manager Betty Jo Clark, and Sponsor Miss Betty Wyland. Beginning duckings are Eddie Williams, Sallie Cosby, Thel- ma Bailey, Merle TurneP, and Alice Bostic. Beginning Swimmers — First Row: Freda Demer, Mattie Williams, Esther Delgado, Betty Knox, Alice Bostic, and Kathy Martinez. Second Row: Melba Williams, Bobbie Sue Louis, Sally Cosby, Carol Paasch, Thelma Bailey, Merle Turner, and Ruby Traylor, Third Row: Mary Carter, Mattie Williams, Jessis Cosby, Juel Rushing, Carol Castagnasso, Betty Jo Clark, Lana Buie, Alice Ornelas, and Vivian Sims. Intermediate Swimmers — First Row: Joan Huff, Cynthia Stapp, and Erselene Burrus. Second Row: Peggy Lee, Nara Oslin, Sharon Brautigan, Leann Staggs, and Sue Reckner. umbling Tumbling officials are Joanne Joyce, Assistant Manager; Mrs. Shirley Lyon, Sponsor, and Patsy Gardener, Manager. Forming a Pyramid are as follows — Bottom a Row: Irene Martinez, Penny Hogg, Judy Hale Mrs. Lyon helps Cheryl Laton demonstrate a ''Crab Twist,'' as and Joanne Einhorn. Second Row: Patsy Gard- Joanne Einhorn, Mary Perez, Diane Hartman, Rita Sanchez and ener, Rita Sanchez and Lynda Lewis. Third Irene Martinez watch. Row: Mary Perez. First Row: Diane Hartman, Barbara Martinez, Patsy Gardner, Lynda Lewis and JoAnne 236 Einhorn. Second Row: Mrs. Shirley Lyon, Irene Martinez, Rita Sanchez, Mary Perez, Penny Hogg, Cheryl Laton, Judy Hale, Mary Shaub and JoAnne Joyce. Fencing Miss Margaret Jesseph, Sponsor, watches as Johnnie Foster, Manager, and Lana Buie, Assistant Manager, demonstrate “Lunge''. is soi fem q Miss Jesseph instructs fencers on the proper form. Se NE - [ne at 8 3 S Ska First Row: Barbara Phillips, Lana Buie, Valerie Mapp, Carrolyn Johnson, Yvonne Daniels, and Betty Russell. Second Row: Johnnie Foster, Mara Osolin, Barbara Louis, Ethel Campbell, Mer- thene Rushing, and Rosemary Schardt. iS 237 My eft ae, £ es ey deed si SUES Or ere yy genic: é ChU ean ISEMENTS at Steve Stone Jim Roark Mike MacFarland Darryl Ott Dave Severn ‘ Arnold Celaya Leland Laughlin 240 Ron Child, President Conrad Strasheim Don Ciucci John Brever Ken Hattich Don Andrews John Morin bus Wes Greenwood ‘59 Graduates | Sequola ‘59 Graduates Sherry Bonds, Dorothy Anderson Spring President Fall President Marcia Von March Zona Severs Donna Washburn Adele Dean Eileen Eastman Judy Valentine Carolyn Flores Carolyn Heber 241 Barbara Williams, President Jill Plater Billie Sue Hamrick Brenda Gre . 242 9g Marie Turner Ih - OBF 09 Graduates -Sharon James Janet Allen Fall President Spring President Jackie Mesker Joan Coble Carolyn Ballard Connie Means Rosemary Farrell Nancy McNabb Marni James Judy Pfeil Fayetta Pohle Greeta Sprinkle Karen Keegan Liz Andrade 243 = Gary Freschi, Fall President Fred Aikens Janet Allen John Mikulich Jill Plater Dick Shelton Jim aiees Rosemary Farrell Eddie Powers Judy Bellotti Dorothy Garland Ed Wralstad 244 Melba Sims Dave Cunning, Spring President Mario Palacio Barbara Williams Bob Johnson Irene Herrera Darlene Overman Herb Welch Virginia Martinez Jerry Dimpel Brad Cleveland Judy Phelps Ed Hoeffer Billie Sue Hamrick Nancy McNabb 245 ” Eddie Power, President, Fall and Spring John Nystrom cee 246 Mike MacFarland tl Dorado ‘09 Graduates Don Ciucci Steve Stone Conrad Strasheim Dave Severn Jerry Dimple tt aa Bob Johnson Bill Schappell Don Wylie Psi Gamma ‘59 Graduates Melba Sims, Spring President Kietha Clark Fall President Loretta Walker Irene Herrera Gloria Sims i, Dorothy Garland Gail Porter Judy Bellotti Mary Lou Felder 247 Laverna Nelson, : — 2 of Penny Stevenson, Past President . 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